Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, May 13, 1851 · page 3

 

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xsllllirg day of ni-xi wet k.

r to "courts, to the judiciary coinnrittee.

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Osage as relates to Banking to :1 joint select
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Naugatuck, Moore" of East Lyme, Cliaffee

of-"A-‘shfor'd,jJcwett of Sharon, Edwards‘ of 

.f‘l\li(lill,eto‘wn‘,-and‘Kellog of If-chi-on. ‘ ,
 Bill./.‘s_.—1l\'lt-Ls_srs.' Wood iii if of Litch-
’,fit3ltli;lll‘lllll3l."5 Of. '.S,0,ulli"iit.<Ilon, "l'ra'iii ' of
A N1llf.t)i_f‘ll,‘,fivfl:fl)Sf i_if.l['.yrrit-, Oluev of 'i‘ht5mp-
son. .loh_nson of Eistori, Pratt of S-.i'ybi‘ook,
.ai.d Ycoma-us-of..Colurnbia. ' . ._
On I/re‘ Sc/iuol .Fii.n/l—.iVlcssrs. Arncrld of
Hitdtlt1ni,= l‘l'0we of Haittfortl, lVoo:'ter- of
=-Seymour‘,--Holt of New -London, Osgonil of
_1)0nll‘rl?l,_Ge8,[l1llll of _N»-w (Canaan, VVil-
,li'a‘r_ns of New'Mtlfortl, and D_oi'rance1 of Air-
'dover. " ' " '
y 071, .1/re Juiliciai-_7/—Messrs. SpPnCi€Al‘ of
Middletown, Convi.-rse of Enfii-l.'l_. Stow ol
‘.’\Vi'lliiigi.on, Judson of Norwich. .ltlt'l{é0I) of
I1:~impion,Smiih of Brookfie.d, Watson of
'i(:am1-an and Ltinmls Of Vt'i'.n0il.
. ,0,’/t .C'l.zi*)i.s——;\’lessrs. Landers of New
’ Britain‘. Jo-roriic of New I‘1il\’(‘.ll, Wlir--r-li-i' ol
North Stonrngton, Gorlfrcy/' of l*‘aii'fit-ld, Ad-
ams of Killingly, Baldwin of New Mil-
ford, Strung of Durham. and \Voods of
Somcrs.
The Speaker said that the committee on
rail-_roads'and the comrnIt.ec on contested
elections, would be aunotiiiced on the first

M r. .“Vt)fitl|‘Ufrlllll‘O:lUL‘(‘(l a bill for :1 pub-
lic act, r-ntrtled ‘ airact ri-laiirig to the execu-
tion of deeds and :5llt’Cl‘clllllt'S_:l referred to
committee on judiciary.

Mr \-Voodrull’ ollcred the fillowiur: reso-
lutions, wliich were severally passed, viz:

Rt-solirtiou rt-fr rririg so much of the Gov
ernor’s hlessiige as relates to statute laws and

.’ i ..;The Legis!a"tuI'e.
It will be seen by our Legislative reports
that the clcet.i_on of State officers turiii~d out
.d,i_ll1>i'eritly from wJiat was anticipated by most
~\Vliigs. . Of. the causes of this result we» are
ignorant, except that. the sickness of tl Whig
meniber left a majority of one'for Gov."Sey-
inotir. So far as rega rds the A(.lmllllSlI‘fltl0fl of
Connecticut, however, the matter is of little
iinpoitance, and after the result of our ‘Cou-
gressional elections, we have no Iameiitations
to make on this new disaster. If the \Vliig
party-is disposed to cuddle to so-called Uiiion-
ism, Abolitionisin. and political Ternpe.raiice-
ism, all at: once, it deserves defeat. and the
more thoroughly the puriishinent is inflicted
the better.

The Legislature has really nothing to do.
As the Locofocos have the control of the House
rind have also the l-Ext-ctiiive, we hope that tlrey_
will be willing to take the responsibility of
whatever acts may receive the sanction of
those two (.lBl)ill'llli(‘lllS oftlie government.

I): owned .

Mr. Charles Tucker, and James Batterson, :1
boy of about 15. says the Advocati-., were sail-
ing iu ii small boat on Tliursday afternoon week
when a squall canie up and capsized the boat oil‘
Five Mile River Harbor. Tlicy got on a rock,
wlrere they uridi'essed, and started to s\viiri
to the shore, which llatiei-son succeeded in
reacliing. but Tucker bt-coining exliaiisted, or
si.zt-i.l with cramp, was drowned. His body

Resolutionirclliiriirg so much of the Mes-
sage as relates to taxation to the conirnittec 
on Fiiiairces. - !

Resolution referring so much of the Mcs- i
sage as t't:ltlti'S to the st-hool fund to the com-
mittee on the school fund. l

Resolution r‘:-fer‘ ing so much of the Mo-w 
sage-as relates to the iniliiia to the corriniittee 
on nril-.t:i'ry allairs. '

Resolution r‘c.fi-r~riu;r so much of tho l\les-"

conmiiiice. _
.l'Iot1St3 adjoi1i‘iie.tl to Monday at 2 P. M.

C}u1.7'c.7i. slruc/.' cuirl Illrm /.‘illcr.l by Lig/r/.-Q
mag-——We are itiforrricrt that diirlrig the i
lllt1tl(lr-i‘ storm yesti-i'd:.~y afternoon. the Con- l
in Fair Havm was
struck by liglriiiiiig, which ran down the
steeple, and ctrti-i'cd the i.3l1‘.,llt-‘fl(‘t.‘ room, tear-
ing tip several slips, and oilicrwise irijuring
the house ‘No a'r'c also informed that flit‘.
Charles Mallory, wli lit at uorlc in the
vicinity of Grape-viiie Point. was struck by a
flasli dtiringtlie satire storm, and liTllllt‘.Lll{l'.t-'ly
kt-llud, up r,v;1s;tgi—il about thirty-fotir and
leaves a u ife and child.

ZV. II Joilritrll, l0l/1..

Ifillcrl ——l\l r. George Whci-li=i', ship car'-
perrte.-r, was killed at Black lock, near‘
l3i'idgeport, by -.i blow on the. l‘iea=l frorn the
tori,<_vue of a timber cart, with Vt l'ilt'l1 be air;
at work on 'liUt‘SLll]_V. He was about 47
veai-s of agc,an=l lr-raves a wile and several ,
sinall children, who were depen-.lcnt on him 
for suppo:t. 

i\’0Bl-‘i7Al.l(,,, c-..izi«;r'i‘c. 

T U us :3 .r"r-;1=.i”;.‘.,.? V l3, I351. 

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Intcmaal Ili2§})l'0'$'Ci‘.‘.E{,‘llfS. 
Tlrere is no country in the '
world, where there is more. iinm:-diiite aiidfi
ueetl of iiit.ei'inil llll|.l't)\’t.’,lllt"lllS.
than the United States of
\Viilt an area nearly as large as that of all
Coiitirieutal l,‘lLll'0])O, a pt-pulation rapidly iri-
creasing. and of indomitalile eirti-.i'pi-ize, our
inudes of iuierrial co:irmuiiii:atioir, ti'avel._ and
coinriicrcc, are vastly iiradcqtiato to our vrai.-ts.
‘ll. takes |oirgei' for our Senators and Repre-
sentatives lroiii thi-most distant. States and
Tei'i'itoi'ies to i'i.-.acli the seat‘ of Governiireiit,
than does it voyage to Europe. So of privati-
ti'avel——so of trausportat'ioir. \Vliy is this so?
The reason izay be. found in the fact. that /lie
generally cloiiiimzril pn'r/_i/ in tire riritimiul gov-
CTTl7llt'fIl forllic last ltL7(.'Il."_I/ _7/cars /iris at all
times, in all places. bulb. in slate, 7l((ll(I72(ll, and
lerritorri'al rrflirii-s. set its face ()l).S'l'lII(l/('l_’/ and
succcssfu.ll_:/ (igairisl. any an.-l all prnjc-c.'s ii/°~
i/i..'.erru1linLprui:cmc/it 'w.’Lic/tlzave bccii f}I'0Il‘Q'/ll»
forwarrl in Con,crcssa Had Califoi'rii:i been ac-
quired by a State like ancient. Route. with its ,
central power stationed at \Vas‘iiington. three '

civilizetl

Amcrica.—

years would not "have passed away without.
the connection of the C:ipital \\ ith San Fran-
cisco by one of il.o.-‘e wonderful roads. which
stretcliirig from the banks of the Tiber to the
utmost limit of the empire. still, tiiidecayed
in many places. after the lapse of SlXf.(§(;‘l1('.f)ll~
turies. attest the power and wisdom of the
Great Naitiori of antiquity .

Brit in Ainerica we can look for no such re-
sults. Lrco focoisiri, l.y in.-tiisct the eiictny of
all true progress, has now for twenty years
utiiriterriiptedly had control of one or the otlii-r
brarich of Coiigress. and the vaults of the
Tre:rsui'y cannot be unlocked without its cori-
sent For the state. of our foreign coiiiriierce
it iusadily votes awayanillious, nay. more. for
the same object. it is willing to blast and de- .
stroy our home mnufactures ; but for our vasl l
iiiteriial coinuierce, extteeiliirg our foreign by
lintrdreils of millions, Loco Focoism will not‘.
grant a single cent! How strange. how pas-
sing stiaiige, that the people of Atnerica
should so long submit to such domination. .

\Ve have been led to the foregoing remarks
by a consideriitiori of the conduct of twelve
Loco Foco senators in the Legislature of New
York. A Bill for a great iizterrial irnpi-ove-
iuent-—-tlie erilargeineiit of the Erie Canal——
being before the Senate, wits. of course, op-
posed by every Loco Foco lllt-Ye. But it was
found impos'sibln'to defeat. it, and to prevent its
p'assiig(~ twelve Locos re-sigiied, before a single
appropriation bill had been passed, while mach
other important business was pending; blocking
the wlieels of Government and leaving the
State adriiirii:;tration without even the means
of existence. , The act of i'e.-frgri. tion was
moral treason. mid exhibits the 6Xl.c’l'Il to which
professed Democracy will go, rather than stif-
fera constitutional niajoi-ity to ptiss an act
tending to the iininetliate benefit of the peo-
ple. ' =

FlllE.——A barn 0t),Silll|ipit.l'l. belonging to the
estate of Mosas.R‘oggrs,deseirsed, was (les-
troyed by fire on Saturday the 3d inst.; loss
a’l1out“$3_000. _'l'ne _0l‘lgllL_0f the fire ii uii-'

' priy.-iblc in advaiice, and inclridiiig priblieaiiiru of

i the State, during the sessiiiii. for 75 cent.-, or it will
' be sent fora period to include the sessioii and the

‘ column

iflllllitll sheep .iiid lainlis.

was found on the following Saturdiiy. The
(let.-eiiseil was aged 33, and 'l(~.;|v(-su wife and
one child. The boat drifted ashore on Sniith’s -

lsland.

Vi-:ssi«:i. C;\l’SlZl-ID.-A sloop was capsized oll‘
Five Mile. River Harbor on Tliursday after-
noon week. The crew were taken oil by a
\'c‘-sscl f:’U'.l'l Dariou.

Daily Tiunes.
The llartford Daily 'l‘iiui:s will be fiiriiished dri-

rirrgthe >‘t2.'~‘Sltlll of the l,‘r-gisl.~riin-g t'..- 75 c.;n;_.~_

the l.aw.:.l dollar
llse 1ii'nc£‘etliII_:.§>‘. and the late.-.t Tclegi‘:ipliic iicw.-‘

It willcoiiiain full Reports of

lrotn all parts of the Uriitr.-tl Si.-itcs.

Lcgisl:u“l*t'e Reports.
Tire D.rrt.r Ct)l.'l{.\.‘l'l‘ will ‘contain, during the en-
siiirig $&}s‘.~‘ii)ll i:fil're Legi.-latni'e. rrnpariiirl i'r-.'piii'i.~:
of the procr-ctliitgsiri the Senate and llou.-"e of

llcpmseiitaiiives. lt will be lll.‘tlll—:t,l to any part of

ANBURY .65 YNORWALK '~‘RAl_‘L-V.
-‘toad Stock takeii in c.xclia.iige for gold
watches and other goods. at.

C». E. DISB ROW’S.

Gold Watches.
Lr\DlES’ and Geiitleriieiis’ gold and silver
watches in any quantity. Full jeweled
gold level’ watches for $25‘ You cart buy

cheap now at inystore. C. E. DISBROXV.

' ADI ES can liiid 75 difl'erent kinds of Fans
,_ to select from. at ' DlSBRO\V’S.

_c?_7o’r7.i3"‘iX;vs'A NF 13* l:I_Ji'l‘l‘N AS ——A
splendid lot; also, instruction books, at.
' DISBR()\V’S.

Salt Grinding.

A LT \va.-‘lied, ground and pack ed-—se.lectcd
i>.xiir'e.s.-tly for those .\\'lio desire the pure
iiiiadiiliet'atetl article. Inquire at the store of

S. E. ()lllI~'l(‘5l(l or of the Sul)St.:l'llt(‘.l'.

Norwalk. May 3. V I. CAMP.

Q-zaano and coal Depot.‘ .

ltl oll'ei' for sale fresh imported GUANO;

. Ciinrlicrland. Lelrigli. and all other de-

scriptions of frireigir and iloiiiestic COA L, put

on board at our wharf, or shipped to order at

wliolesale or retail. Arldri>ss by iriail or in
person l\-lARS'l‘(),N 6.’. PO\Vli3R.

l-l,ixtuu \Vharf. between Fulton and Catliarine

l"‘ei'r'ir-s. l3rool.lyu. L. I. 3iiil7
59 CORDS of Yellow Oak Bark, for

’ which the Sul)5(:l'll)Bl'S will pity $9
per cord. on delivery at. their mills in George-
town. \-Viliori. or at the store of Kc-.elet' Daw-
cliey in Ridgelield.

6t15 N. PERRY, .lR., 6.’. CO.

Wanted.

Boy Wanted.

N active boy. from 14 to 16 _\ea rs of age.
L1. is wiiritr-tl liy tlro stiliscril)ei' to work on a
'ai'in. To one willing t.o inake.,liiiiise.|t' gr-new
ally useful good ellC(llll'tl,(_[eIl]t’lll will be given.

JUSI.-\ H RA Y M ON D.
\Vestpoi't, April 26:li.' 1851.

. Lost
.\l or near‘ the vill.i_<__:e of Nor\v:rllt. from the
Re-.rldiri~_z llirlge stage, on ’l‘ue.-:day the 15th
iiist.. ii silver iletiitrlir»-il lever \\"at(-li. in it stiiall
paper box. The lin'.ler will be. rt-asoir:.bl_V re-
wai-ilerl by leaving it with E. A. Sanford, Red-
dirig. or at. this Oftice.
1\'oi'walk, April ‘.’8ih, 1851.

 

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To the Ladies.

UST t'f'.('.el\’t-tl. a larfze lot of Popliris. Man-
clicstei‘ and lltwagt-. D.eLziirrcs, 'Calicoes.

and it variety of other gooils, which are deci-

dedly cheap. Pleiisc call and «'~‘.\'l_IlTtl‘-‘.0 at.

L. ll. I1.-\i\'DL'l*l'rZ\'. CO'S'

.\rii:or«: Di: LAINES. ofall l;li)Ll.s',jUsl
. rec’d and for sale t'll+‘:i|i by

M A LLORY 5.: Ll’. \Vl S.

I-Iron Safe.

Q32‘ Sub-

pnhiicaiinri of the laws, for‘ l doliar.

. S('.,l'liilltlll.~‘ in all crises. inn.-t be paid in advaiicc ‘

Po.-:triiastci's and ritlicrs who procure 8 Stll)-t.'r'l- I
hers. and reniil the pziy for the: .-':iruc. will be enti- l

tied to a copy of the paper for 3 rnontlis.

CONSU ll l’ l‘lt).\l' S l’lll£.\l O.\‘l'l‘L)l’.ll’.S

Are Coiiglis. Cold-‘. lirlliioiiz.-i, tiglittrcss of the
Clicst, pain in the left. side, low liirc-i‘, and inaiiy
other .-_vnrptoiiis of like cli.iractci'. Tlicii con.e
Tiibercles in the Litrigs, aisorgaiiiz itioii,pi'osiratioir
of the pliy.<ic:il poxvers. and soon the scene clo.-c.-'.
That they may not weep ulicn too late. let the
l'ric:ir.'.<0f the sick lll.' vigilant at the outset \'Vli(.‘ll
tlic lir tsyiiipiiiiris ol'Priliuon.ri'_v Dist.-:i.~e arc lll‘llll- ,
t'.:str:d, adiiiiiiister Dr. l{:igei"s Syrup of Livcrwort, 

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t T.ir.aiid Caiiclialagiia. ri:it its i-ll}.-cts have bcr-ii l
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.ill but lllll';lt:llliitlS oven in extrerne cases. we ll.'t\’t'
te:st:iiioii_v wlricli iiicrr-dtility itself can scarcel__v
doiilit. TRY _l'l‘. But first rt.-ad the (£\‘l(.lP.li(:t!
You will fiarliirii tho pairiplrlct in izvery A;_:crit’.-'
hand.-. Look at the :idvci'tiseiiierit too, in aiiotlrcr

N. York C-.=.tit.lc Market, May 6.

At nizirkr-:. {T00 lii:cvi:s, Mll cows and calves. and

l’i'i(:e~‘ &r:.-— sales ofgoorl rt.-t:iiliirg qualities at
‘four .,-,7 to 9.00.

Cows and Calve.-‘, Sales at lroiii 90. 30.:i40.-50.

Slice-ii and l.:iiiilr.<——.‘Sali: of slrcep at f.oiii ;,2:')
l.:ltiil).~‘ 3 infi. All sold.

Dish. ,

lri \Viltoii, on the 5th lll.~‘l. . rllary. rlaiiglrter of;
.lare:l Si-yrnorri',agcd 20 On the llllll Betty Coin-
_.i.,. |.;, pg.-rl 9;’. years. On the (lib, llarrii-.t. nil}: of:
lllll'\'t>‘)' lledieiii. :r:__vi-;.'l 33 _)'t'tll’.~‘. I
aged 76 ye-at.-1.
ln NB-V (,‘:iii:iati. oit the 9 in.<t., Irving C. Wliit-l
ucy. in the 2d year of his age. 
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ln We.-ipor'i. on the Frill inst. l~‘.liciic'/.c.r .le<.=iip,
age-il S2 _Yt':Il'.~‘. Also :\l-tsc-.sGi‘c,2«ir'v. aged S0 yriarrs.

Sherifis e.
yg QUA;'\"l‘l'l‘Y of siirokiiig and cliewing
. _ ’l':ih:rcco, and one. set: of double Iiariivss. ‘
to in-. sold at the l‘o-.t, South No. walk,5 o‘clock
this. Miiiiiliiy :il'te.i'rioon.

Orr Saturtlay al't(»-r'.'iooti treat, some hour‘, at
ll‘.(-‘- Po.-L near the Corrnei-iir-ut Hotel. a valua-
ble lever wat.cb. .l A .\l ES R ltlltl D.

Slrerill"s De-ptuty.

Norwailt. May 1‘2i'li, 13.51.

For Sale.

- _ BUSHICLS of RlClt‘.Fl*".l§D.

filffau-P ll. & A. SHl£lt.\V()OD.
\Vt>stport. May10. 1851.

Euilrlixzg Lots For Sale.
7 ‘l ll l‘) stil)s(:i'iIii-i‘-.-' offer for Stilt‘. sortie. very
- ilt-.-sir-alilo Building Lots-,ori \Vest .3ive,uiie.
opposite the lt’..\ltlf‘ll(:P of lloii.'l'. B. Bullet‘.
Eti([tlll‘P of ltl. I5. l’l'l.lClt} at his l't’Sl(l(’.llC("»: or
at Qt)‘ .\laitlori Latte. or of -.\lOSlt.'S U. B.\ N KS
18 Liberty St.. N. Y. -
Also. some 70 or 100 loads of first quality
Building Stone. l‘lllql.lit'(3 of E. B. PRICE.
Norwalk, May 10, 155]. Gmlf)

Dislwir-l of Norwal/c ss Probate Court, lllay

10//I. l8-51. .

* S'l‘ATl*I of l}E'l‘SEY SEELY. late of
New Canaan. in sa d District. dec'd.

'|‘lie' Court. of Prnliiite. for the District. of
Norwalk liaili limited and allowed six rrrontlis
from the ditto liereof. for t.lie Creditors of said
Es-trite. to cxliibit. their claims for seitleiiiout.
Tlrose who ll(’glt'.Cl to |)l‘H.~'t3Ilt their act-.ot:nt.s
properly attested, wiihiii said time, will be do-
barred ii recovery. All |)(-‘|':‘()IlS indebti-dto said
estate are reqiiesied to make iniriierliate pay-
ment to H l“..\'RY C. SCl.{ll%NltIR.
10 Admiiii.-ti'atoi'. with the will aniiexed.

* Notice. -.
‘, lll£RE.'-\S iriy wife. Martha L. Sew-
ard. has left my bed and board. with
out airy just cause or provocation, all persons
are lit-it-eby wiiriicd not to harbor or trtist. her as
l will pay no debts of her coritnrr-tiiig.
FR ltlDlCRlCK M. SE\VARD.
Nor-walk. May 12th, 1851.

Soda and Seicllitz Powders.
') ]1E])Al'L El) front "ii (:(|I‘l‘P(3l’. recipe. all
lield in high estimation for their virtues in
,QlVlllg>lllltil€(ll:|T6 relief in cases of indigestion.
heart burn. billions affections, &c.. 'F‘oi- sale by

J.A. \VEl_~1D.
10

DOZ. LONDON MUST.-\RD, for
10 REAMS \VP»Al’l"lNG Paper, for

sale iit B1SSELL'S
, sale at mill prices by

..w._ B.'1ss‘r;'r.L.' ,,

knovvir. - . . «,,,.,,_ _ 
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Elijzili Si:i.-li-:y. ‘

st:t:ontl liniitl Sufi‘. for still!
DlSl}l'lO\‘.7’S'

SMALL
4.- . clieup, at_

A M P ll E.‘Cl§ at 40 cts per ,<;allon—liuriiing
fluid at 7.3 cts, \\’ttt'l‘tilIl(-‘tl lirst qrialit_\'.

L()tIK'\VOUD. iiaioi-r't' it co.
75%; l.\’1)t)‘.V siiwrss AND i>..~.r>t«:i>..—-

A good i|SS()l"llI€-‘Iii’. at:

L. U. RA.\'DL 3 & CO.’S.

 

“~ ll; VER Di'au_-_'lrt. Pipe and Top for Soda
lftitititrtiii, will be sold at it l)ill‘_9_lllll. En-

quire of \V. E. BlSSlC LL.
'%fl'jiri‘itl forisale at
Bl..\'S E LL'S.

Co iv 1-‘. R SE1-I 5:. A ND o1.3.‘it‘i)i«'.7.\*
Sl§l§fDS.-——A large iissoi'tiiient jii.-t. i'ec."tl
lll 

Light 1 3..igl3.=5; i
‘9§'}f_’l§ liave lii—-aifil sevr-.i':il coiiiplzriirts ol
 l.‘l.ll‘iillt__‘_Z {laid i" rid carirplieiie not burn
irig good. \Vt‘. take the |il,~e.i'ty to say that we
l)(.'llt-‘.\i'(.‘. in all irisiairces ours has given critiro
s:itislii(-.tir-iii. \\-"c pay air (‘..‘;ll'il price to liave
the lie.-st. tti'll(.‘lt'S. (Iiiiiiplieiie. -16 tzts; Fltiiil 75.
ll‘ yoti want good call at DISB l‘l()\\"’.\'.

Sarsapszrilla Syrugegis.
A B. 5: D. .\.iaritl's, Dr. S. 1’. '|‘nwiisr-iiil‘s,
- DI‘. Jacob Towrr.<eml's. Dr. \Vri=iv.l-
wniili’s. DI’. \Vy iil;orrp's.(:l uysi_'itt’s S:ii'.-':tpiiiilla
and \Vild Clit-‘l'l'_\'. and l.lisscll's Fluid lixtracts

, of Sai'sapai'illa, thr sale by

\v. E. titssi-:t.L.
COl.U.\-l BlA-N HALL,
‘2a§E Graurl Sl.:'c-rt, New York.

‘.5. & M. B. Towlc,
l. POR'l‘l-‘.l’.S. Jfllltllills AND Rl“.'l'AlLl-IRS 01-‘
Eugiislt, Frenicla, (-i‘:c:*I::tan, Swiss 5:.
Domestic Dry Goods.

Straiigt-.i‘s visiting New York will always find
it lat-gt:-. assoitriierrt. of
FANCY AND DO.\lES'l‘lC Dl’»Y(.1'Ot_)DS,
Selertetl for the l'Pliill trade i-xpressly. con
sisting of Ilicli bill; and Crapc .5/itucls, Plain
and Embroltlcrcil.
iticii SILKS. BROC-U)!-ZS, 1~‘iGUitt~:i),
Slri/zczl. C/iairgcablc and .[riclirz.
tier '0 . arc . 1' rucc inc (IIlr_« 4' orcnr: .

P I 1' ul l 11 l I I l c

Rich C/iinls. Prinlcrl ["oulizr¢l, ta new article.)
Also. :i full assortiiiont. of
Ric//. Dress GUfJff.V,(?OIllpI'l.Sl]?g‘ Barc-,2"r.s lleragc
Dc Lirinc, fliliis/i/i Dc .5'uir:. (z'rc-riiiv/inr.s.
Jllborincs. Nil/c ’1'i.s'siics. I"l:ziIr. Colorrrl aml
l'l"rLfcrul i\'or'iL'ir'/i. I*’o].ili/rs. Plain, (_'ul‘cl
(('])I/ [«‘7'gui-e(/ .5'uri.s-.3 /lfl1Sl7‘If.5'. Jucourl.
Boo/.7 aurl Indies ./l1u.s-/ins. Colorcrl
(mil Cloiu/ed C/rum/u'u_I/3. Ric/i.
Lace l'4"I)L,)I'I"l(/f:"C(l Collins.
Cc!/7r-.3. Vi-i/s. Cu,/]Ts uml IIr‘lI/([r‘li‘("I'-
clit'r_/Is. Ric/i. 1/isci-lions. Er/giiigs
mirl Blrtr/5 Sill‘ '['I’lI7lIn.l7)_LfS. of (ill.
l'Vi(l.',li.s-. Lace Em. b roirrlcrcil H7} I71/ml.‘ (L n tl
}?mv.ss Cu rIruir.s-, by pairs or sells. Ifibbons,
'1’:/_//i-It.rr.s. Suli-r LiIs(.i'2'/r/_r.s'. rtfull assiirlriimil

Lac/its A Gcrils lt'rcnc/L Kill Glrivcs,-roam-aritct/.

A lit-iicral assortineiit of SI LK 6: CO'l"l‘O».\'
HOSI E R Y,togi.~t.lier with a large assoi tineut of

Jlzlcri/iocs. Cos/imcrcs. Purcuiia/las. Al/iaccas,
Jllouscli-nc Dc Lainc. ("uric//. Eng'li.~.-/i unui
I)(I))£(.'.$llC Priiits. Lon_.gr Clot/is. ..\'/2i“r£-
lngs, S//cclirigs. Li‘/ten Table
Clot/is. Nap/.*iris, Diapers,
'1'utia:l7’./igs. clc.. c/c.
~ ]l‘Iar.<cillcs. Tullcl i‘IIl(l Lancitslnr Quilts.

'Te:ms—(,‘asli one Price, and no deviation.
7

IL’-53‘: Bowery, Grand, \Villiariisliurgh and
Jersey City stages, also stages pass the door-
frum the ilifi'er'eot Railroad Depots every five
18‘rs(im S. 6:. M. E. ’l.‘O\VLltl.

Burning Plaid.

7OU need not complain of Poor Lights.—
The subscriber is i-eci-iving every week
fresh Canrpheiie and Burning lt‘luiil. St.ipci'i0r
to any sold in Norwalk.
not satisfied of the fact will have their inoney
returned. Foi'sale_wliolosala or retail at prices

to defy competition by \V. E. BISSEL.

Norwiilk. Apr-ilf2'2.-1851.
Olive Oil.

URE Marseilles Oils. e.\:pressly for table

"use. just rec’(l by \V. E. BISSELL.
LONDON PORTER for siileat
_ . I.. I m 7 '--'BlSSELL'S_.' -

minutes.

Try it. and all those .

:Hats; Caps andstraw Goods
v C. RANDLE...would inform his patrons
o and the public ge.ue.i'ally,tliiit. he is now
ti_1i'ning ofi"the Spl‘ltlg,Sl_Y.le of bars of all quali-
lies and varieties. Geiitleineri can be furnish-
ed at his establisliment with as good arraiticlo
as can be found either in the city or chug)“-y_._
Minty who lraveworn his hats will clieeitully
testify totht-=ir'clie:rpuess, durability and neat.-
ness. His 534 bat.-' aieeqiial. if not superior to
the $5 ones obtained at the‘ great: einporiums
in the city. Call in and see for 'yourselves.-—-
Also, CAPS of every variety. sold here cheap-
er then. can be had at any other place in. lawn.
This he plcr/gas/rinisclflo r/,o.'f' Also, STRA\V
GOODS--—iiii extensive assortment of Palm
Leaf. Leghorn. China Pearl. Pamama and
children's fancy straws tiimed and unti-imed
constantly on hand and of styles and prices
wlritzli cannot. fail to please. Come one. come
all. Quick sales and small profits is the motto,
No. 15 Main street. at the Hat. and Cap sign is
the place for Bargains.
Norwalk. April 16th, 1851.

- This Weelt.

OTS oftiew goods received this week at
-1 Dishrows. Gold and Silver \Vatchcs
cheaper than cver'-——lzirge lot .leweli'y, elegaiit.
new Pattern of Pins. Rings. Chains, Lockets.
and beautiful rlgltl day and thirty hour clot-.ks
very low. Silver and Plated waro in any
quantity wart-aritod and neatly Pnflnru-.rl at the
same price. Coinlis. Bros-lies, \Villow \V:ire,
Hair Oils, Fancy Grinds. Fans and Parasols.
Call now ii: my store if you want. goods cheap.

Job \Vork done at the Sllt)l‘lt'Sl notice.

C. J. DlSl>'l’tO\V.

Garden Seeds.
A. \VlCE D liason hand a large assoi'tnient'
o of Garden Seeds, from the Sliakers, and
other (;'ardi.=.ns.

Corn l’lan'l:=.~.rs & Seed Sewers.
' lil are the solo owners for the riglit for
g the State of Conn. (wiili tho extzeptioii
of llai"ford Corinty) fir the above :iriicles—
and wonlil (.'iIl.ll'l()ll all persons against any in-
fringe-ineiit. 'l‘liese Planii-rs and Seeil Sow-
ers are superior to any other now in use. and
so simple in their construction mid easy in
their operation. that they can be inaiiagerl by
a child. The price is so low as to bring them
wit.liiii the use of all For fur-ilier p:iri.iciilai's
we would refer to the ariirzlt-. itself. which may
be seen at llOLCO.'\l B A: LYO-.\“.“-',
83 \Vatci'-.st.. llrirlgeporl‘.
Persons vvisliirig for the a;zerii:_v oftlie above
tll'llt'.le_<, 0,," “pply to us. The i'iglit for all
the r-purities. with the exception of l*‘aii'fieltl
niid New llavcri. is for sale. These we wi:-.h
to re.tain for our own sales. 19

- HE lllfi.-\S my wife .\lary lias olopr-il
from my bed ind boiird witlroiit. any

'u-“t cause or irovocatiori. this is to for-biil all
I l

|)(‘l'.()llS l‘iarboi'ing or triisiiiig her on riiy tit:
count. as I will pay no debts of her contra i-ting
alter this date. lfl LlSlli\ i"OTllllU P.
\Vilron, April tho Qcltli, 1851. 3tl7’*
Great Bargains
. llltl till}-.i'etl in the way of .Bl't')l1tlt2l0lllS,
- Cassiitioi'e.s and Vestirigs. all of which will
be iiiiiiiu|iiciiri'eti to oi'de.i' in the late.-.t style. or
cut free or’ expoiise. I’ei'l'ei-t fit giitrraistiod.
or no sale——at. L. H l’tAI\' DLIAI ck: C()’S.

_ Windotv E:-lass.


BOXES l‘-‘r-oricli and Ariiericari
sale wlrolesalo and retail bv

\Viriilow Glass. assorted sizes, for
16 5-.'.t‘i-:i‘«:i2't‘ QUI.‘:’l.‘.-XRD.

<2‘:-.rg',-.2-'%.izi.g.
@‘gJlCCl?.lV'I3l) this day, direct. from aur-i'ion.
';’t)t)t) yards of couirirorr. fine, siipei':"irie.

atnl llti'eH plyCarpeting whicli will be solrl at it

Wt)

great bargain. C... .l. xrtU."r]AN'.

. '2.-.
fegutets.
Vfidll sub:-:ci rbers llti\'t’ _p.i.-it i'ec.‘d itl)ttlllPl‘ lot
.. eifllinet-. liiiiiiitiiiiil Po;-liiis and :tl‘£‘ .~:i-ilirr_.<_:

them low as ti-snarl. i‘-i.-\ T1}.-J(}[lr‘[' 6; i.lC\-"v’l.‘3.

é.3‘a=<>~:-liergr.
i:§‘€l~lC)Sl3 wisliiiri: cror:kci'y \'.o:tl<l coirsiilt.
lllt'li' own iirtt-.i'est by crilliiig on ll.\ Y'-
i\1U.‘€D dc i‘v1l§.3.D before pttirliziniiig else-

wlii-ro. 8th r\4ltll'Cll.

LOVER, Timoth_v and Rorltiip Seed.

cheap. at S. E OL.\lS"l=l.*’~.D’S-

éfl E-‘.-_‘\lUl-.‘~"l“. COD LlVl~Zi"c OlL, l‘(‘Ct".l‘.’tT'(l
direct front lluslitoii t\’. Co., for sale by

\V. E. l3lSSEl.L.
—EBOT.-\Sll, No. 1 and ‘.2. at

(ll. :\iST'l-‘.AD’.\‘.

' ADIES S'l‘ll.-\ \V I}U.\-’.\'l'] l‘S —-Tlio
si,ilisci'ilmi' has just i'eccived :i large and
elegant tissortiueiit,wliitzli llIt’\" offer‘ at very

i...-..- pi‘lces. i\lALl.()l.tY at LEWIS.

Crockery, éoc.
UST received. a new ilS.‘~’0l‘llHt‘.llf- of white
granite, blue. inulb'_v and coiniiiori Crock-
or-y Also, a gooil :is'~=ni'tiiiorrt offlower v:i;<i-.3,
boliemia glass. 100 do’/.. ttiinblr-rs. 50 doz. glass

., pivegrei-ve plates. 20 doz. fluid and oil lamps,

«S31: . (to. \\-'e woull invite all to call and ex-
amine our a.<soitiiiciil'.

I.OC.l§l\’O(§)D. llAlGH'l‘ 8.’. CO.

laid Lamps.
NOTlll7. I lot of lfluirl l4:Hl1'tS jri trec‘d
[% and for salt-. liy C. A. DUll-.'\lND.
Very Sheep. '
‘Ml Pl-NO-A BDt).\ll.“lA L SUPPORTl".llS
1 and Slititilrlcr l)|‘2l(,'l’$, for r:itrvalui'e riillie
Spirit-. and kiriili-eil iliseases; ofrrllsi'/.es.foi' sale
at very low prices (llF':ll‘l_V‘ one half less tliaii
foriiierly.) liytlie Slll)SL‘l'll)t-.l'. Call and see
tliein at the office of DR. A. lllLL.
J.iri. '2Stli. lH5l. 4

Glziltlrezfs Cotton Hosiery.
RltICl*Il V l‘) D this day a full and coin; lt-to
:rssoi'tinerrt of rnisses and lioys white titr-
lrleziclieil aiitl mixed cotton lrose and half hose.
The latlies.iire invited to call and eitaiiiiiie them
as it is the only ltrl|‘:is.~o:tin<-tit. ever olfered in
Norwalk. . They will be sold clicap.
C. .l. Gl.\’U.\lAN.
.\ll:-ll-’»Y, Br-i'ax and sand paper, wholesale
and retail bv
llOLCO.\lB- ck’. LYON.

83 \Viilt'-i' st.. ii‘itl;._{i-pnzt.

515 l @115 I l
Ulllt‘. hleacliotl speriii. P.lI‘plll]llf, wlialo,
laid. llCill§lll()l and linseed oils, for sale by
the barrel or retail by .
16 S'l‘l"cl£ET &. QUINTARD.

Q).-\R.PETli\'GS. OIL CLOTHS AND
‘r\1A'l‘Tl;\UrS.—'l‘lie best iissortment,
in this plaice may he ll)‘llltl at the storeof

MAL LORY & LE \VlS.

UJUBE PAS'l‘E——a lll'Sl-‘l'ittt-‘.5 article, for
o saleat \VEl“.D‘S.

Platform Scales, &c.
LATlt‘Ol.l._.\l and counter scales. patent
circuliir and spring lialance. balance head
and coirrmou stoelvarils. for sale wliolcsale and

ret.iil by s'i"itisi«:'r & QUINTARD.

Charles S. Lockwood

‘ OULD respectfully inform his friends

and cnstoiiiers. that. he has made ar-
ratigements with L. H. ll.ni‘idle 66 Co. where-
by he is enabled .to execute ril orders in’ the
tailoring line that may be entrusted to him.

Norwalk, April '7, 18.51.

UALB‘ SKINS:-The highest cash inark—e—t
prices .paid for calf skins and cattle hides.

s. E. oi...v_ts'1*~i:.tD..

 

- 1-Marcb-8. - ,

',.*'I'o‘the. Afflicted. _
 BOA RDMAN, by the use of;Di".Ban-
uirrgis Body Brace, in connection with his Mag-
netic Remedies, treats successfullyall diseases
which result from weakness. stich as Asthma,
Coughs.".Consumption, and other diseases of the
R cspiratory Oi-gausland Throat; Diseases of
the Brain and Eye; curved, weak and irritated
Spine ; contractions of the muscles. Depres-
-sion of‘ Spirits, Dyspepsia and derangements
of«the Digestive‘ Organs, Gout, Nervous and
Sick I-Iea‘tlacli,’Afi'ections of the Kidneys and
Bladder.’ Leiucliorroe or r\ bites. loss of muscu-
lar power; irregular, suppressed, painful or
profuse Menstruation, Numbness, Palsiy,HPal-
pitation ofthe Heart. Pr'olapsus,. oi‘ Falling of
"the VVomb, Rlieuinatic Aficctioiis, Restless-
tress, Sleeplessness, Scrofnla. Tic Doloreux.
Coldness of the extremities, Di-opsy, Piles,
withered or decayeil,Lirnbs, Salt Rheum, and
all other diseases of the skin.

 Exiiinirizitioii and consultation 'witlio‘ut
clrarge after the lelth iust.., fora short time at

"the i\'or'\\-‘ii lk Hotel.

This lristrument has receivrid the decided
approbationofthe medical faculty, and the fol-
lowing testimony of its usefuliioss is subiriitted.

From Prof. Mott. of-.\’ew York. and otliers.

The tiiiileisigried have exainiiied Dr. Bati-
n':ng's novel wows on the nicclianical patholo-
gy of irraiiy alfectioiis of tho vi-:cei's. and lie-
llelfe lllem lllfillly lllit‘.l'8SllllgllllLl wortliy the
serious atic.ntion oftlie medictil faculty.

Valeritine Mott. M. D.. Stephen Brown. M.
D.. Stephen P. Klbby , M. D., Alex. B. \Vhit-
iiig. M. D.. J. 'Kearney llogers. M. D., H.
t\l’L.e:in. M. D. .

'l‘o Clcr-g_\ men and other public speakers.

I<‘i-nrri Rev. Caleb J. Teirrrcy, M. D , of
Noriliainpton i‘vIs.: Tliirtt-en years ago I sus-
tained a loss of voice which fortlrree years was
almost total. Stibscqneiitly my voice was
weak and indi.-‘tirict, One year ago l commen-
cell the user of l)l'. B;iiiiiiiig’s Brace. arrtl have
found very inrirked and rleiriiled ad vantage from
it. iiicrcasirig the ease of Sl)6tIl(ll'i_’__Y and the
strentli of my voice. Now. wllititlgll I speak
once ortwico alrno.-:t. evt-ry Sabbath 1 slionld
scarcely attempt the service at all, if l had
not in con.-itaiit appplicatioir the principles of
Dr. l}aiiriiiig’s Br'ace—-whicli from my own
kriowetlge of its ccrtaiii utility in my case. I
clir-.erl'ully iccuiiiiiir-nil it to all siilliwiiig it like
calatiiity. CA LEB J, 'l"l‘I~.“l NE Y.

EAST (lr'.r:i~:xwicu. Fe-.li. 4. 1846.

Dr. l3oai'i.inati—lii firllilirrentofrriy promise
I am now ready to give til}; opinion ofthe Lace
as l have now tried it since. last Si.=.pti-riilici'.—-—
lii order‘ that the benefit. l lravr-. (lei'iverl
friirri its use rniiy be kirowii, 1 will state
my situation \-chi-ii l piirch:isuil it; For about
six yeaiiis my health has been llll(l*’.t'llllllf!Il. and
was g_r'o\'-.'iri;._i_ from bird to woise. Tliree years
since l was attacked with it nervous alfeciiou of
the brick and head exit-ndirig to alrno.-‘t every
part nftlio sy.-zterii. so that my strerigtlr was
ciitirely ]ll'.)Slt':tl(‘.(l. Icouldreiilierwiilk l'lll(“-,
nor exercise ll'l0'.l8l'illCl_'y" witlioni mo.:-.lt sulfur’-
ing——a ilcatli like siriking was felt at the sioin
itch, and an inieiise pain in the left side, exten-
ding to the pit; of the siomacli. and fequeutly
to the right side. attended with palpitiitioir of
the lieiirt. iri'egulai' action of the Sl0llll'tlfll and
(l.'l,;‘-_::’S'l\’e organs, and at ltlsl. with ii iloiible
curve in the spiim. 'l‘lri-..<e and otherrliflirrtiliies
eiitiroly trirliiicd me for tlietlrities and pleasures
oflifc. l had thoroughly tried the vitucs of
bil>lt-‘l' ii'i'it:ii'i!.<, and was l0l'lll6lllt‘-{l by tlir-in
and had five issues at once on the brick for
rnoro than at year. l hail hail the iidvice and
pi'osi:i'iplii)ii.»' of live pltysiciiriis, and had tried
to my full .<:rtis'f.<i:tioii the virtue. of rriorliciiio in

gray case, and alter all was litillllhg lwt.tei- but

i'atii--.rworse. lt was with _t:i'e/zit :tti.‘{l9l_\-'llliil
l at: last. tried the Lace, fe;ii'iirgtlirit that would
also prove uriavailiirg. llut. to iiiyjriy and thi-
rejoicing of my fria-irrl.-* my llt‘itlill has been
steadily improving from that. time and the hope-
of a peift-c.‘ l't'l$lUl‘:tllOll to hcalili has bet-ii
strorrgglyawiitteiicd. l have gained much in
strciigtli arizl wt-i-.;lit, and rro'~:v l t"-lll ride and
take 5-xi-i't:is<‘-. with lienelit and comfort. at:d can
.-:a_v that. in all the iccoirit-tiil:it‘itiiis l liavce seat)
of this ieriierly. the lnrlf is not told. and l would
say to any who are afflicted as I have been,
try and see for yourselvr=.<. Your-.-x. Eco.
.lULl.A A. ALLL-I.\’.

Copy efa letter from Prov. Dr. Sti'iiirg, rlatcd

_ (Ioi.ciii;s'i‘r:i’.. .\iari-.li 4. 18-17.

Dr. G. M. Boartliiiaii: Dear Sii'—-ln reply
to your iiiqnii'y i'i-.spoctiirg the cffi-t:t or‘ Dr.
llairriiug’.-r Lat-.e. or l’io:l_\‘ l.’u'acc.on my rhiugliter
I can speak with rotifiletice.tliat it has been
great. and good. Tlie llrace has been emphat-
ii,-ally a lii'::r:e. not merely in giving tone to the
part pi'ir.c.ip.i ly iilfecterl, but. in giving stieirgtlr
to the whole spiiie. and to tho lllllti(_'l(~’.!~) ttlltltill-I
ed. l mu pi'i.-_;i:rr.--il to i'i=cIiinriieti'l the Bruce
to all persniis aftlictcd with the spinal rilfectioii‘:
believing lfiil"_V tit't'.ii()l in cu-.i‘y iiistant entire
ly cured, their sulfciiiigs will be grezitly cliiriin
isliotl.

1 am liere ilisposoil to add, that. in my opin-
ioii.pei'so:is of t‘lllii"l' sex. or during, iriui-h bodily
iiifii'rtiii_t,'. \\'t)llltllll most i-rises-lie greiitly bene-
fited by we-ariiig 1}:iiiriiri;._v‘< Bi-;i(-r-.‘,

Very lespectfiilly, LYt‘ilA.\' STRO.\lG.
Nrzw l}i-zoroan. May 21. 1848.

Di‘. Boa i'iliriaii : Di-ar sii'—-»'.l‘liis is to certily
that lot-two years l have ,2i':i-.lii:iliy (lt'cllt]t-)!l—-
laboring tinder weakness. pain and soi'oric.-‘z-;
in my l)l'P2l.~’f. and spitting of blood. and I fvll
.~'c:*sililo iliat I \\'a:-; dropping into iiry grave.
wlir-ii kind fort tine. sent me to this city. for if I
had not foiiiitl relit-fl must have pm-islir-il. I
was iiigieil by my friends to consult you, and
iiiiiiieiliiiiely on wea I’llt‘_1_\'()ltt' Lace-. and attend-
ing to your tlirectiotis I found air l!llpl'u')li‘l'.Hlt’lll
coiritiieirceil, which (:t)lllllll.lt‘S.illl(l l an wcllas it
were to wliatl wastli=-ii. l mu at-iztptiiiirtctl with
many other tziiscs, with .~i'iiiiriai' rt-stills. and l
pray that all niay try it. li will be a great com-
fort aud I trust a pcririarient cure.

\V.\l. H. SE.-\'VEZ.
, ill-titBt.r:ur:.in, May '20, 18418.

Dr. ‘loiirdinaiiz Dear Sir this is to ce-rtify
that having still"--red very iuucli for the last live
year's from l.’ii'oricltitis, Cliroiiic. l)iiii't‘lioe and
tho Piles, and lravc lrad r'esonrse to various per-
St:l‘l])l.iI)llS.\\'|ll| littlceffi-ct, l was iiidriced tocall
upon you by the advice of :i fl‘lt‘l'.tl. and al-
tltoiiglii Iain not yet well l fuel as ifl had dc-
rive.d mticli lieiiefit. lliiviiig great confidence
iiiyoiir iiioilo of ll‘F‘2lllll_gt7lllf)lilC ili.~:easo.~‘. l
would ilti-rt-.fore i'i-ciiiiriiieiitl you to the stiller‘-
ing gerieiiilly. and should be very happy to
state my case irroro‘ in full to airy one who
\\'lslN’.s In liettr it, ifthcy will callaiid see me.

Yours. with the greatest. r'i-spt-ct.
JA."-l ES M. CHA P.\{A.\"N.
\Vi-:s'r ’l‘i.-mini’, Sept. 3. 1849.

Mt‘. Editoi'—l desire as it iri:ittoi' of l)(‘.lie\'()-
loiice and pliilair!hroi.y that you would give
the following a place in your c.oluinns: For the
last twenty years I have been afi‘l‘.ctcd- with it
lame back audit weak stoinacli, and altcriiato
dizziriess ofilie lie.ad,aird a weak tlraggirig sen-
sation prevading the whole fraine. particiilai°
after hard labor. Mucli has been my suffering.
The first of .\larch last I pui'c'uase:l Dr. Bair-
niiig’s P'lilt!ltl Lace and have wore it ever
since. Langtiagn would fail to describe tin-
bouefii I ha l-‘H received. My back and stomiicli
are well; tlizziness has disirppeiried.and l feel
invigorated throtr_i_»hout the entire systein. l
advise every one complaining of weak back and
stornach,-and other affectioiis. to make immedi-
ate trial ofthe Lace. JAMES LOOK.

4 New London. Nov. ‘.2, 18:_3C._,

, :Boy’s fillciihing
ADE up in the latest style to order, or
.l. cut free of expense. when the goods are

purchased of us. L. H. B ANDLE <56 .C.O... ..

 

.~;.~'rm: crznrznnarnn cannons: -
carpet Establishment
' ~‘=‘In'tIte-‘United Slates, , i ‘L
,No._ 99 Bio'wen-Ly, TN-. Y-.
HIRAM ANDERSON’S
Eight Spacious Sales Rooms!

HOLESALE and retail; Familiesiiud
housekeepers furnished at «wh ilesula

.2

prices. , .
List, of Prices.
English Three Ply Carpets, 8s and 93
liriperial do do 10_s and 11,3

Brussels Carpets, 10s and 125
Tiipestry Carpets, 9s'nnd 125
Veiietiaii Stair _Carpet.s, 23, 3s and 4; A
Door Mats. ‘.25. 3s and 49'. .
Table and Piano Covers. cheap
Coiuiiron Ciirpets,2s and ‘As. - _ . .
.Eiig|ish Dr-tiggets, 3s6d_ to 68.
Floor Oil Cloths, 3s to 43
-Floor Oil Cloilis. 8 yds wide H
"Eii_«_rlisli ()il Cloths, 85 to 9%
' ',l.‘iifted Rugs, 20s
Ax_ministe.i' Rugs. $6-
‘ \Virrdow Sli:ides.$1 to $6
Checked Matting, 4-4. 5-4, 6-4
Stair Rods. 6s, 8s and 105
Table Oil Cloths, 33
H [RAM A NDERSON.

is9m7 No. 99 Bowery. New York.

Spring and Summer Dry Goods.

HITCHCOCK <5: LEADB EATE R.

N . 347 Broailway. corner of Leonard st'."N.'Y.

£13" HAVE IN STORE, AND ARE CONSTANTLY
receiving lrom ‘

AUCTION, IMPOP. TER s, AND JOBBERS

every kind and style of Spring and Summer
Dry Grinds, including

st>r.t:Nn:’n COLORED FREl\lCH ARGENTINES,

a new article. of great beauty 5: elegant texture,
Bcaufliful Spring Silks axml Sliarwls,
Fuula-rcl Si/ks of Splmrlirl Qzmliflg/,
Freizc/L Prii.-lei] lllrirliirs and Lawns,
Rich Cltinlz, Figured and Brocade Barcges,
C/mic, Curried, allll Plain Sil/c Tissues,
Elrgrr/i.t DI'.L[Ll’IH.’S and Barege I)cLa.i.nes,
Plain (I/II.6l Eml)’(l C/m/on C~ra»pr: S/zawls,
New (will Beautiful Spring .llI(1.IllIlll(I»S,
rind cvcr_v tliing else, in fact. iiecessnry to pet'-
fect a lady's wardrobe; together with a large

and full assortinent of

itot:si;wiI~‘E Ai\'D I-‘AMILY DRY GOODS,
as Linen and Musliir Slieetiirgs and Slrirtings.
'l‘ab‘.t-. Dainasks, Diapers, Napkins, Lawns,
and Crasli 'l‘o\veli:igs,

Lace ((.7L(l IlI.uslin lVin(lozv D'I‘¢‘lf?€7"l!.'.\‘,
l'lrU/Jlt‘7I Blr1.n/.'cts (mil illarsczllcs Quilts,
Toilet, '1'abJe an/l Plano Covers,
Fla//iirl.<, U(urlc//1. Fi.'.'z:'i.7rc/.x', Tit:/t'2°'I/.gS,
Ezigls/A aiirl German Ho.-zcr_i/,
and, in short. every thing in the line of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods; and giving their utteri-

tioii ('.lillt't.*ly to the l't<tttll btisiriess

Ll~‘.AR.\' TI-IE WANTS or THE PUBLIC
and spam no pains or expense to be able to
supply thorn. wliillo their strict adlrercnce to
their _:§_\,'.S‘lL‘.tll of
0:413 Piiict-1 WI1 Hour VARIATION
secures to every custoiucr, trlie-tlier a child 01‘
an adult,
F.-till AND HONEST DEAt.i.\'G.
The afilicted will alwa_\ s find a large assortment
of ittoUri\*r-.\‘G AND HALF it-iot‘:P.i\‘iNG GOOLS,
wliieli will be served with dispatch in both
city and country.
GE\"1‘l.l-‘.llE_\I wiLL AL'\VAYS FiND
their cruvats. si:arfs, liiiiidkenzliio s, gloves. tin-
dei'shii'ts, drawers, &i:.. «Sci-.., at iirucli lower
rates iliere. than at Gerits’ Furiiishirig stoi es.
oitmztts FROM Ttir-2 coU.\"ri:Y on CITY
will be proinptly cxeciitetl soot. as directed, and
the GUODS ALWAYS \VAlillAt\'.l'l‘Il) and
triorre_v reirri-iii-d if ll)t~-_y do l.'(ll give >‘:tll$ltlCl’l0l1.
Bfl7llv’ll'.¢ sent (L’IZ]/ /2021?‘ of lire Day;
to (ui._i/ Ir’a.llrnarl, Steamboat or F arm;

in the city. so that ladies from abroad will liavo
no iroi'il;le with their goods front the time of
pui'clizisiiig tiiitil they are reatly to take their
seat in the cars or boat for borne.

DIETZ, lll?.O'l‘llER 85 CO.
334 WlLLlAi\-l STREET,

- New-Yerla,
I-lAl\'L'FAC'l'L'lil~ZllS OF I-ZVPIRY VARIETY OF
Lamps, Cilzancleliers,
Giraatlales, Cattilclalii'a, GasFixliti'es.
April, 185l.——6in is.

Ruptures.

Dr. ]3r’L7l7l‘lI‘I,1,”l.§' 7icwl_7/ znrcnlerl
PA'l‘l<l;\"'l‘ IIRACE TRUSS
WILL CURE lll-2R.\'lA.

'I'csli'ni.oii_i;.-—Copy of it letter to the Editor

oftlrc Y. ’l‘i'ibtir.e.
i\lionr.i-:'rmv.\', CL, Oct. 25th 1850,

Jlfr. Gr(.:c.i3_r/ : It is o.-tiniated that every sev-
cnihto every tenth pi.-rsou is the suliji-cl of
hernia; and. as the consequent. pain. iliiiigei',
and loss oflabor are so great, it would be it
berievoleirce to publish the following :

I am a t'losliy. laborious. man and have foi-
_\_'€’.:ll'.~‘i bor-n st-.rioiis':y irlllit-ted with lieriria.
whit-li has often euilaiigered iriylife. rind nl.vuys
reriderod labor painful. 1 have sulferetl much
from 0])t'l'llllOllS and trusses. and had f_‘_ll'ell tip,
d+.-spiiii'iirg of relief, or of ever feeling like a man
agaiii. lrii i-ecoritly l.was sent for. to be the
first test. of Dr. B:inriiiig‘s “ Brace Truss."
which coinliiiies the properties ofgi't-at support;
to the hack, hips and i)‘iilorueii. and of a rup-
inn-. truss, and contrary to my hope, I have
not only been ]7C‘I'fCC//.]/ ielicvv.-.(l. but derived}
great pleasrire and support front the presence
of this light, cool and beautiful device. lt pains
rue to think of the suffering thousands under;
the use of bniiglirig ti'tissi»s.

STl'Il’Hli‘.N KlNGSLAND..
Gr‘.i«:i-:.\‘s'I~‘.tittixs. March 2-lth. ’5I.

Duct. Boar(lm(/.n : Dear Sir-—Last .lanuai'y
I ltt.'(_‘lt_l8ltlllll_V saw i‘\'lr Kin;:slatid’s testimony
adrlressetl to the Editor ofthe New York Tri-
l)lll‘.t‘, stating the great benclii he had derived
front the use of Dr. Bairiiirig’s new Patent
l3riir:e'l‘r‘tiss; as 1 am one of the strlfe-i'irigtlioti-
sands who he desiri-il iiiiglit test the lnstrtiriieirt,
arirl with him realize its lit-nt-fits. l deteriiiiiieil
at once to iuake one more effort.‘ for relief.
Tliorigli for nine yearsl had tried all the va-
rious '.l'russcs in vain. yet as drowning men
will ealclint. straws. C0nSt"qlI(-‘lllly to l3i'ii.lgcp0i't
lwent. and the liistruineiit was applied and
very iriucli to my sui'priso and gratification It
can say truly that my relief was iristant and
perfect. Now I am enabled to go away from,
lioirie and feel like a man again, and l have
faith iotliiiik it adapted to tlio-very. ~\\'oi‘st ca-
ses. I hope that rnauv will be induced to try
as liavo reason with myself to thank you from
their inmost souls for your beautiful invention.

\VAKE.\lAN HCNNINGS.

For sale and applied by Dr. Boardman. pi'o- '

pi-ieior for this State. Pliysiclans and the
stilfei'ing are invited to examirie the ittstrument.
N. B.-—Dr. B. will be at the No: walk Ho-

tel tor a short:-time after Monday, the 14th of

April.
I

crockery at El:-.§rmond’s.

N eiit'irely new and (lt>.si|':iblé assortment
of the best qualities of ci'ockoi'y, s=_ml)i~ii(:«

ing iilino.-tt every article in the line» cm be found..-
at the store of the srrb.<cr'iliei" at prices helotvf ,

any other establishment in town. .
, \V. E. ~l’vAYMOl\'D. '
New Canaan. April 12..
Watch Glasses
0 F, all kinds put; in for one shillifig eacli,by
C.. A..DURAN‘Da