- ments have votedtoraise Eiglrteen
Fourth of July.
It. is known_tlia't (*.IfJll:§Ilt1\’6.l,'0(‘.-ll making for
80llI8,lIl'l10 to unite the centminial celebtritiuii
ofllie founding oftlris town with the ordinary
jfesiiviities of Ind-’-.pr«ndetrce day. ' Tlrese efforts
so far as we can learn lravo resulted in just
nothing at all ; our good citizens bring plunged
in it Rip Van \Vinklo sleep, so l)|‘()r(pu[;d may it
is itiipossible to arouse them to any interest in
suclrtrivial afi":ri='s as Fourth of July rind con-
teiiiiial coimneutorations.
\Ve do not liear of any place in Faiifir-ld
County wliere our Nritional Aniiiversar-y will
be publicly noticed. except .I‘it'irlg(‘.p()t’l‘. In
that city we learn there will be quite_a dis-pla;
both in the day and evening. In New Haven
pr‘ep:irations are being tirade for quite air irri-
positrg celoliratiori, andiwe caritiot conceive. ofa
plensanter way ofspeinliiig the Fourth tltari by
it visit to that beautiful city.
“'9 i‘cgr‘et the lack of public spirit displayed
in this niattei‘ by our citizens, birt we IIIVO in
hope. of a grand waking up here with the lirst
wliistlc of the Danbury 5: l\'orwalk Railroad
-locomotive.
The Crops.
\Ve are sorry to learn that the prospects for
fru’t the present. your, in this vicinity, at least,
are quite bad. The late frosts (lcstroyctl most
of the blossoms of the peach. pear. plum. trial
applo,an~l niateri:ill_v injrrred the clierries. The
.potato and ,‘_’I‘tlIl) lit-Ids lrowever look extreiiicly
well. wliilc the crop ol'grass bids fair to be ex-
treniely large. \Vo have never‘ seen the
country looking more brilliant. than at the pres-
rent. The idea of being conpcd up in the lrrii-li
_‘\\'tlllS of a city dnririgsuch a s'é'ason is absolutely
"Il]l0l€illl)l8.
The Legislature.
\Ve really cannot learn that. this sapient
ex:ept qusirrel
'body has as yet. dorm any thing
-about U. S. Senator‘. 'l‘licre are but two tlrirrgs
-of-any coirsequence for lIl('lll to do. one of
-v."lricli is to ainend the tax law. and the other
-‘to relorm the .Iudic.iary systein, but, pr‘cci~:ely
.because these iireasurcs ai‘e important, w"
presnrne that. DPIIIlPl'0F ilienr will be accom
plislted. 'l‘hc session however‘ bids lirir to spin
‘out the usual longtli.
C01\lZtlL"l‘A'l‘lUN or
Tlnuse of Ileprescstzitives on Friday passed
resolutiorrs comanuiing the punislriiiect of Bal-
‘COIYI, Calhoun and .\Iassenetli. now under‘ seri-
tenc ofdeatlr in the Litchlielrl county j:ril, _to
‘imprisonment in the Stair I’:-ison for life. It
will be recollecte.d thai tlicy were convictr-(I of
-tho iriurder‘ of liarriice \\='liite in Jule-‘ii-ook.
I’ U .\ isii M r:.\"i‘.———Tlie
L? \Ve are lllll)l'lliPtl by tho IIartl'ord Conr-
‘aut that Mr, Aslriiread. the Conirecticrit Corti-
tnissionet‘ at the Great I‘:VllIl)llIOl1 in Lonrlovi.
has written home that tliort-. is a scrintiness of
Ameriican pi‘o<Inr-ts at the Fair. but he advises
the shipment of other specinrciis of our skill
and I‘tltItlSll'_V', as they will be i‘eceive:l up to the
first-of August. He thinks the Exliiliition will
not close bi.-l"or‘e Nrrvciiilrei‘.
0
K35?‘ G. \V. .\Ior‘ris lias-r‘eceiverl the appoint-
ment of Slierill Deputy for Danlrnry. Lien.
Bates is the successor to \Vrii. II. Banks, as
jii-lur.
- Fuoons .-r‘r Ttll-I \Vl~1S'l‘.—-Dt‘Spltlt'I‘:taS l'roi‘.i
Quincy. Illiriois. r‘i-present the l‘l.~‘.(‘.lll the up-
per .\lis.si<sippi. as uriprecedeirted. Sonic sec-
tions of III“. O'llielly t.oli:g:‘ip'r line; on the
flats, along the river above Quincy. are unable
to work fur‘ a few (lays, owing l.o the floods be-
ing higher than the wires.
EXPLOSl().\’ IN Ni-:\v UltLl‘2;\\S.-0!)'I‘1tPStItty
of this xvi--ek, the steam ti-.i‘ry lioal L2rl"aye-tte
explozleil her boilers, In New Orlcaiis. killing
six peisorrs, and badly wounded nt.rrry otliers.
ET The store of \Vnr. E. \Val:oir, in
‘Brides rort. was it'~'ui‘ed to the anionnt ofaboiit
.. l J .
$5t.‘0 by tire, on \Vedriesday niorning.
I.-F lion. Levi \Voodbrii‘y has been nomina-
ted for President. by a Dr-mocratic State Con-
vention at Concord. New IIarnpsliire.
I3’ The I‘laii‘tl'urd Conrnrittee of Arrange-
llundred
Dollars to be appropr‘iate.d towards celebrating
the 4th of July in that city.
I5’ Country iVIei'cliaiits wisliins to lill up
their stock of lirncy or staple dry goods will
I .find alargo stock of well selected and the most."
.‘fa—sl;iorralrle and desirable goods of every kind
at -l:IIlt:IlL.(t(;l{ and Leatllieutor-‘s, 3-I7 I3roa_dway
corner r-f Leonard street. New York, wlieio
xlioy will be able l0'S6slt'.(‘L any qitaritity they
desire, lrotir a single dress pattern to any lar-
.-ger quantity. and will thus bu Otlttblr-(I to inako
tip a better vai‘ioty—a larger assortment than
tliey otlreriviso could ; and as this house gives
its attention cliiclly to the retail birsiriess, coun-
try merchants or sriralier‘ti‘ader‘s in the city
will ltave the arlvautage. of getting the newest
and most lirslizorralrle styles aird have every
desirable pattern in market without the neces-
sity of keeping so large and heavy a stock :
and as they are constantly in the market, and
are buying lrcavily at auctioir, they can sell
even after Ictliug their customers select their
styles and quantities, cheaper than any impor-
tel‘ or jobber.
15.? At ti conlirination at. the Catholic Callie-
dral. in Ciricinatti. on tlie5tIr, Letweeri tour
and sixtliousttttd persons were cottlirtned, cl"
whom three hundred were young ladies dres-
sed in white. ‘
TXIAMI-ZS 'I‘U.\‘sr-:1..——A letter
says. the most stupendous failure of uroderti
days is the Tlrairics Tunnel. Built iit enor-
mous cost, it was that. it should
become it great avenue of communication bo-
lween the two sides of the 'l‘hanies. Unfor-
seen dillioulties in the way of getting Iteavy
learns up and down at the entrances prevented
this, and now the wonderful Tunnel is become
npirltrypenny exliiliition. with toy stores.
hnended
‘ grinding or‘,«_;ans. and Punch and Judy shows
scattered througli it.
@’ A little while l)elirre.Iolin C. Calhoun's
deatli. some of his l'i‘iends conceived the idea of
raising it fund to pay off his debts and send him
to Europe, and unknowir to him I Iiad partly
executed tho plan when he died. They have
given the money raised. $30,000, to his widow.
A very honortrble incident to all parties.
from Lnmlon
I 'l‘I-IE LONG LOOKED FOR
Specific fo r I’ulmoriai‘y Diseases is found at last!
A man mus‘. dorilrt the evidence of his serises,-'riid
all litiiiniii irrtiigrity, before he cart rcrisniralily
question the array of pror-.l' ridvanced in liivor (it
Dr. Piogeis’ Syrup oi‘ Livcrwort, Tar, and Can-
Cltttlagttzl, as an atrti-fr-hrile and toiric -medicine.
which at oirce rfedriccs all PulmonaryIirflariiriiatirrir.
expcls-tlie cause of the-. disease, :iiid bttilds up and
streiigtlir-.irs the s_v.-tern The heads of otir Colle.
gas, the Clci‘;1_v,tlic Medical F'acnlt_y, and citizes
oi’ all clas.-res have. over their own .~igi‘i:rttii‘r-..~:, ;mp,,.~.
ted its piiwcilirl i‘r-rrierlial properties, and ii. the
parnpblct tolrc had of the Agents, as well as in
the columns oflbe public pr'c.-‘s. the nr‘ist positive
and s.rlisliictory evirlence will be _l'ound. See adv.
N. York Cattle Marlzet, June 10.
.-\t niarket. l3ll0Jrr:cVcs, 40 cows and caIves,aud
‘29(lllO shccp and lariilrs. A
Price-‘ &i:.——:5;rlr:s of good rclailiirg qualities at
Front .,’-:7 to 9.00.
Cows and Calves, Sales at troin 90. 30.:r40.50.
Sheep and l.:iirilrs-Sale-ol‘ slrcep at F.-our -2,25
afl.7:.'r. (5. Lambs 3 to I‘. All sold.
‘to.
In New Catiaari, on the I4tb inst_.',Jari-es Storms.
aged 89 year.-x.
In this town. Betsey, wife of Capt. John Knapp,
aged about 6.1 years. ‘
..__; __.__.
S.\vi.\‘cs l?.\.\'i{. I
Norwalk, June 16. 1851. C
LL tleposites made in this bank previous
to July lst. 1851., corriiircrico di‘iiwiiig_iti-
tote.-t oit that day.
'l‘. \VA RNER. .lr., Sec-’y and Trt-asurei‘.
Lost. or Stolen.
( N the 10th in.-t.. two bank books, num-
bers 35:5 and 367, both witlr irrernoi‘ari-
(‘Innis of dcposites in the Norwalk .5‘-riviiigs
Society. and each lot‘ fivo ll'.ll‘r(ll‘(‘.(.l dollar rs. in the
tl:ttllt‘~i of \Valtei' Siriith and .lano E. 5-mitii.
Payrnent. of the same having been stopped at
the Billlli. tlioyare of no use to airy one ex-
cept the owners thereol'. '|'he public are
cautioned agairist. r‘e-coiviiig, them. A liberal
reward will l)('. prtivl if left. at the Batik.
T. \VAlli\ll‘lll. .Ir.. Sr-'c'y and 'I'i‘eas.
Norwalk, June l6tli, 1851. 2-13f
. . Notice.
7 [IE subsr:r‘iber‘s. appointed by the Court
of Ii’robate iiir‘ the District. of'l\'orwalk.
(.'oriiiiris.=‘~irriit-.i‘s to receive and oxaiiiinn the
(:I.iIt|l$ of the creditors oltlre estate of \Villiatn
li‘it.i,-lr, an irrailvciit debtor, ll._s‘.~lgllt~'(I in trust for
the benefit of his crerlitor‘s, liercby give notice
that we will attoné to the lrusiricss of out‘ >:titl
appoiirtrirent at the rlwelliirg-lioiise of Lewis
Olu-stead in \Vilton on the first Mirtirlriys of
July and Dcccrirlier next. at one o'clock in the
aliei‘iioon of cacli of said days. Said Court
has limited and alloweil six months l'rorn the
date lroi‘eoI'tiii‘ the exlriliition to us of claims
against said estate.
TII().\I \.\' I3. I3U'l'LI".R. Coniniis-
A \ D II E \V.)‘ B E'l"I‘S, E sinners.
Norwalk. .Iuirr~ 7th, l:35l. 24
\'I"l‘lN(lS.:4.,4. 5 4 tlll(I_O:=l [.'ItIIlIIll_t'I(l
clreck Mailings. just rcc'd by
__ .\iAt.r.ot:Y .5: r.i«:\Vts.
35%” u. .\tr1)Dr.i«:i:iioorcs
fl ‘zvfsaddie and Eiarness '-“
ES'I‘AI3IrlSII MEN'i‘.-——'I‘liesiibscrilret‘re-
spectliilly iiiliir‘tii~ the public tli ll be cori-
tinncs the Saddle anti I:‘Ittl'tt(‘.s‘s lrusiness t1 ferv
rorls north of the (,‘ongrr=gatiorrnl Church in
\Vrltou. wliere he has been for the past two
your‘.-‘. 'Saddlr-s. IIrri‘riosses, 'I‘runks. Valises.
\.:tIl'])t-'l Ilags. Ilridlr-s. \\'|iips. &c . c\‘c., tirade
to Ul'lI(‘l'._ olthc lie.-t riiaterial and wot kinarisliip.
ll:-pairing done». in a inost exp.-ditiousaiiil
workni:irrlrkc in.riiuoi‘.- All goods sold at. the
lr:\'i’C:l. rates for Cll>Il. ’
II. MIDDLI BROOK.
\Viltou, Juno 2d 1851.
Gmni.b=.r.s Line. .
, : 'l‘ll lil onrnilins will leave
i Nl)i'\\‘:tlh Ilriilgr-. opposite the
‘< ”\‘«‘.-vi (_Yonnecticnt HI:lcI.ttl 7; 8.4:);
lt),l-'3; 12 A. .\I.; 2; .‘ ‘, 4.30; 5: 5,-1.3; '7; 9
I’. 31.. i‘etui‘ning upon the arrival of each train
P~tSF(v‘.ll_L{t~‘I'S will be called for at their resi<loii-
ces. by leaving th“it' rianies at the store ol C. .I .
Grunran. l"ar'c 6.’, cts. \V.\I It‘. Cl’iOl“U'l'.
Straycd
g, _.. ,.é__. FR().VI the si.lr.~i-iibera l'e.w days
since, a white but row pig. we-igliing about 1()()
pounds. \Vhoc.ver will return said pig. or giro
iiifoi‘iiiatioii wlrere he may be lounrl will be
suitably rewarded.
14‘. ST. JOII .\’ LOCK\VOO D.
E Land for Sale.
' A tr‘act of about 30 acres, mostly covered
with wood. located within a mile and a hall‘ ol
the Bridge, Ii)!‘ sale Apply to J \S. REED
Norwalk. June 7. li:‘.‘_'rl . _ 23
RAN(}ltIS for sale. also sct at the shortest
, uoticr-.. .
LtiCKWOOD. IIAIGIIT (X: C0.
VIVIIE INTE l.N.\'l‘lO.\'AL MAt1'A'/Jl.\'E
—a very ablo monthly prilrli.-‘lied by
Stringer 5.’. Co. in cotnpctition \\IIl‘l Ilzrrpt-r’s
new nronthly. Agency at A. SELLICCICS.
Please call and examine specimen l1|.lltIl)L-!l'S.
Bi RID-_(tA(lI". S71)!‘ sale by
LUCI{\VOOI), IIAIGIIT & CO.
Soda. Water
‘I rIr‘arglit from the liruntain. with every
variety‘ of syrup, viz: Li-nioir, Ginger.
Str'awbei‘i‘y. Pineapple. Vanilla and S.tt‘sap:t-
rilla—r:t the drug store of \V. E. BISSELL.
June ‘id. 1551.
Eivridend.
7 [IE Presiderit and Directors have this
day dc-.(‘lttI‘t?t.I a diriclend of four pct‘
l.'(‘lil oti the Capital stock this Batik lot‘ the
last six niontlrs, payalrle tothostockliolders on
~..denrand. Per‘ order. 'I‘. \VA I’»1\'EIl.. .Ir.,
Cashier.
It‘.rint«‘ii:i.ir Couivrrr B‘.-\;\'K,§
'UDD‘S MEDICATICD LIQUID CUTI-
CLE.—-A very little ol'tlri.- Liquid placed
on any pai‘t ol'the hotly which has been liut‘ried.
scaldcrl. cut. lit1llSP(.l. or woiiiidcrl in airy way.
iiirtiiodiately Iiri‘rirs a srrrooth fine coatiiig. simi-
lar‘ to the naturiil cuticle or outer skin. which
may be washed with water (‘I' soap without airy
injury to the wound. Sold at \VEE
Carpeting.
Sltl).°Ct'il)el'S IIEIVH just rec'd :1 new
supply of Iugrairi and '[‘lii‘ee Ply Car-
perings, uhich tliey olI'er‘ very low.
MALLORY & LF.\VIS.
Wantefl..
YOUNG MEN to act as agents
for a Mutual llealth Association.
l“rorn :20 to 30 dollars per‘ week can be tirade.
by those who are-active. steady. and disposed
to civo it their time and attention. Inquire at
oIlicnoI' C. dz G. A. IHSSELL.
Norwallr, June 2d, 1851. .-22
Wanted.
STOUT BO Y, about 16 or I7 years of
age. as air apprentice to the bl:rcl{smitl]'a'
trade. Enquire of \VM. GLOVER.
Nor‘walli.‘June 2. 1851.
—*—?___...——..—-L-——-—-
Boyis Clothing
ADE up in the latest style to order, or
_ cut free of expense. when the goods are
purchased of us. L. H. RANDLE 6: CO. .
\-
, r . nrmiywtttirs ‘
AMERICAN MUSEUM
Broacltcay. opposite-llilzie A.»-.'.a‘r House. New York.
P- T-. BAtt.\'U.rt."I’iopi‘ietor' and Maiiager.
.I0}t.\'~ Giu-:r-:i\'woot.t, J r‘.. Assistant Manager.
TI-IE Giloitious 1ioUiiTH.
Will be celfilirzj:::(:;j‘::::.l\:;5;FffijabllsllItteltlIn
I
I§ii‘t.li-Day of F.t'cC€I8lllll
In order‘ to concentrate upon this great Fes-
tival.-ti greater anioutrt. and variotv ol' Attrac-
tions than were over before. exliibired witlziu
the walls of arty place of Amiiscrnont in this
country, the Pi‘oprictor sr=.vr~ral months ago
(I_(*.<|tttlcIlt'(I Agents to Europe with instruc-
tions l0 S(*.(:|ll'(‘., Elli titty (txl)eiise_ wligitever
might seeiii calculated t.o give dclat. to
The Holiday Peri‘. rmancésl
On this occasion, and the success with which
they lra'.'t*- catered lirr tho
Enfioynient of the Minicutz
Exceeds his warmest ariticipations. During
~tlii-. past year‘ many :II'iliIll_5_', additions have been
tirade to the Vast Coirgrcss of Cui~z'n,5-i(ies !!
animate and inarriurate, l'roni all parts of the
Globe. ’l‘rnly may it be said ol'this,extt‘aoi‘di-
nary collection. r-orrrprisirig over
Two /llillions 0_/ l'V(m(/ers,
“ li‘or‘tlrem has Scierrcc sought. on weary wing,
By shore and sea each mute and living thing._"
FOUR. GI".EA'l‘ MUSEUr\l.‘S.l
In tho form:~ition of each of which a whole life-
time has been crrrplo_ved.ar‘e lrerr-. irte,i‘_«_vetl in one
ggraurl and rnagrrilic ent talrlean olialltliekingdoins
of Nature aml all the dr-partrirerits of Art l The
CHINESE MUSEUM ll
\Vhich only l'or‘nis our-. "ti-ature. oftlie establisli-
meat. is in ilselfa nratclrl-‘ss Exliiliitiorr, embra-
cing. as it does. Ill()lt.-'-ill)(lS offigui-es am] imple-
nrcnts illustrative of the iriaiiircrs. customs. pun-
islrmt-uts. social lil'e.ai‘ts,aiii.l -iiilitarysysteni of
the people ol':i country scaled up sirice the Do-
luge. by the jealousy of its goveiairiierit. In the
BEAUTIFUL LECTURE R00’ !
'l'ho coolest. and best. place of Amitsciiiciit in
New York—splr-uditlly littvd up, and capable
of containing 'l‘li= ee 'l'|iousarrd Spectators. per-
fUl'lllttllc€S by the first Ar‘ ists. and in inliuite
variety will be given lit‘zt|'l_\,-'_l§Ve:'§' K-{guy
tliroughout. the day. The r‘.-git ar Varrili-ville
Company coinprisr-s some of tho lirst t'L'.lr»nt in
lllo couritr‘y,triid now i‘eci'riits fronr every walk
of the Drama have been ciigrigi-il. in order‘ to
give a livelier‘ zest to tho Patriot's Julzilcc.’
Among the new engagetrir-.irts is the
STAR or Tar: I’..avi-:i. F.r.riti.v,
'I‘!ic Celcbi'ritctl Leon Javt-Ill,
Uricqna led perhaps in the world as a Gyrirnnst
and I’antomini-t. Anotlrcr inost intr-r‘e.~ting
I'cat.nre liP\'(ll‘ |.refoi‘e intr‘odur-r-.d in the U. S. is
THE FIAPPY FAMILY! I
\Vliich may he (Ii-!S(_'.l'll)r d as a conrnrunity of
irat.i.:ral enemies, living l0_'_'t-‘.lIl(-‘l' in the. most;
pr-r‘l'er:t liaiirioiiy. and re-alizirig the Scripture
Pl'(rpllP(f_V that the Lion shall lie down with the
Lamb. In this convention of antagoirists rriay
be sci-ii cats fondling with rats and inice—-—do_:__rs
pia_viiig‘\vitli sqiiirre-|s——lrawl;s Ii-eding young
pi:_rr-ous with ttlt)ll1(.‘l'I_\' solicitudi-, and rmrry
otlicr‘ creaturcs supposcd to hate each other by
instinct, ilwelliiig togcllici‘ in quiet and peace.
In the same apartment: wi l t.lso be lbund
A Bear, Iirfionkeys, Parrots,
And sriiall birds ofn great 'Iai‘iety of kinds. ‘Tire.
Spectacle is en'ir‘r-ly new in Anrerica. and oil
intense interest. as well to the (‘astral Spr-(‘Ittl(iI'
as the rran of scietn (-—ar:d there is it riioial in
it. \\ lricli iriaii slio-..l.l lay to In-a rt. Asa place of
1"/I/IHL Y RECRE/l7'1Uz\’ .’
Corirlrining the irrstructivc. the womler‘l'r:l,t.lro
li rniorous. I3arnniir's Aiiicrii.-iiii Mirsr-rrtii is
probably the rnost; attractive. as well as the
r-lio;ipr=..-t place of anirisi~riir>itt in the world. On
this side oftlic Atlantic it has certainly no rival
or (:onipctitor. 'l‘hc sparkling and witty, por-
lill'lltttll('Ps oI'the. lei-trrrc room are lH'VPl' marrcd
by word or gcstrii-o that can offeird the most
scrnpuloris. and the st i‘icti-‘st order and decorum
are inzrirrtaincd in tho ostrililislirriorit‘
3.? Arlrnittaiice to the entire Museum. iri-
clncling Crrriosities. Clrincso Collectlirri. Pct‘
I’iH'IIl‘ttl(Zt'. . &r:..*2:3 cents. Clrilorcrr under 10
year-‘ olage 12$ cts.
Lawns.
. LARGIQ and bcau!iltt' assortinent. of
1‘. .l”RE\’()ll:rri«lA.\lEll.[CAN i..r\v.\‘s
.
this day rec'd by M AL LORY &. LEWIS.
‘talented. ' .
{‘/‘OAT. Vest and Pant rriril<cr's.——To good
hands good prices will be given. Iiriiiuire
irriine.rIiatr-.l_v at. g \V. S. BOU'I.‘O.\’S.
South Norwalk, June ‘.2d. 1851.
Novels.
WHOSE desirous of prtrcliasiirg the most
poptilar novels extant. comprising the pro-
ductious of Cooper‘. .lames. Dickens, Lover.
C\'c.., &‘.c., will plezise call and s-xirriririt-. a fresh
lot just rec’-.'. by A. SELLE(,'I{. 15 l\laiu st.
0-}
ans.
L‘ubin’s E 2:11 2 cis.
7 ‘V HE genuine Lnbin’s extracts of every
Ilavor. lIIl't'Cl tronr the iiriportei‘s, may he
found at the cltcap Drug Store. j\l.~o.a largo
assoi‘tmet.t ol Eriglislr. Freiiclr and German
|)Pl'l‘ltillt"l'y. cologne. floiida a tirl lavcndr-1‘ water‘.
lI":Il' oils, air endless \‘lll’lPi_\' lain-y soaps and
shaving creaiii. comprising the largest assort-
nrent ol' perliirnery over before olI'ei'cd in this
town,at. very low prices.
\V. E. BISSELL.
Something New
W AY be seen lry_ way of furnace and iron
heater‘ COl1llt'(‘lI‘(I, by calling at. I’. II.
N:\>..'H’S store in South l\'orwalk, where he
iiianul'.rctui‘cs and deals in _a great variety of
stoves, tin. sheet iron. copper, britaiiia. jappan
and wooden wai‘es. knives and forks, pumps.
lead pipe, sheet lead, Il'()tl tea kettle-s. and sitti-
dry articles too numerous to iirention in tl
irewspupei‘arlvertiseiiierit.
Jolrbing of every dcscriptioii in his line done
at short notice. Roofing is also air iiriportant
bruncli of his lrirsiriess. arnl he has rievcr lailod
in one instance. to give entire satislartioii to
those who have cniployeil lrim; as his rools
are put on inthc ll1()\‘tttt)pl‘0Vf‘(lltltlllllCl',§0 that
the expansion and r:oritr:tction of the metal by
heat and cold will not injure the roof. llelrus
a_Is0_ patent zinc. paints. particr.rlai‘ly adapted to
metal i‘ool'~‘—:rs it l'or'ms a slow galvanic action
with the tin. and being itsclfarr oxide will not
rust when exposed to tlieweritlrci‘. Come and
see. So. Noiwalk, Mary 31. 1851.
Oils! Oils I! .
UR E bleaclied sperm. elr-pliant. ‘whale.
lard. ricat.-liint and linseed oils, for sale by
the barrel or retail by
16 . -S'l‘Rl£E'l‘ as QUlN'1‘ARD.
1 O DOZ. LONDON MUSTAR D, for
srrleat. ' BISSELUS
World’s Fair!
'1 "HE cheapest and treat assortment of jew-
elry ever otToi‘erI in Norwalk will be
found at my store. I defy competition in prices
and taste. N. B.—No old stock to select from.
C. A. DURAND.
Under Conn. llotel.
Garden Seeds.
A . VVEED has on hand a large assortment.
0 of Garden. Seeds, froirr the Slrrtkers, and
othei"Gui‘dens'. ' . .
.4 ... _
'£'lrera’s a good Time flaming.-
‘ HAS. B. DAR.-'I‘OI’S., is now opening his»
-su_mmei‘.r‘etr‘_eat. for the acconrinodir-t-ioi~r
of those wlto'”desire to he furnislied with tilre
delicacies of the season. such as .Ice Cream,
Fruit". Conl'e.ctionei'y, etc. etc. -Those who‘
favored him with, their patronage last sea-son-'
are \\'Pll.ttWflI‘6 that lie was not. outdoiro by
airy of his competitors. And now you will
find him on even pace with the age. He has
abundance of Ice and other materials, which
wei‘o s.crii'ce last year, and is pro-pa red to» fill
I)l'(Il‘I'S to airy amount in his line.
rooms fitted up for Ladies and P.arties. Come
and see. -
. South Norvvalk,'May ‘.24th, 1851.
U R E and liiglily coiicerrtrateil extracts of
Vanilla and Lemon, for flavoring icg
cueain. custai‘d.~‘. syrups. sauces, jellies, pies.
cortli-ctiotrei‘y, &c.. possessing in the most cori-
t'Plilt'ttle(l form. the riiucli adiiiired flavor of the
articles tlieinselves.arr'ilot‘ all culinar_y purpo-
seat will be found the most economical and con-
venient for-in of concentrating the flavor. '
Sold by .i. A. WEED.
heap Dry Goods. ‘
7 ‘HE sulrscr‘ilio-.i‘s aretliis (lay opening an
other large lot of goods—t_o which the
attention of the public is t‘e.-‘pectlrtlly invited.
Those in want. of anytlring in our line, wi I do
well to call on us be‘oi-r- pui‘cl.iasirg elsewlir-re.
MALLORY ac LEWIS.
L
To the Ladies.
UST received. a large hit of Poplins. Man-
chester and Beravo DeLai:ies, Calicoes,
and a variety of other tzoods, which are deci-
dedly cheap. Plea_si- call and exariri‘-_:e at
L. H. RANDLE & CO’S'
LBA'I‘A SPOONS.-—A new article, 31
ii dozen. Also, a splendi-‘l lot ol'cliildr‘en's
C. A. DURAND.
Under‘ Conn. Hotel.
-
.1.
i‘iiigs, for sale by
USEl'I‘()N, Clark 6’: Co.’s genuine Cod
Liver Oil, rec'd every week at
\VEED’S.
Disli‘7'ct of lVes.’.port ss Probate Court, Ilfatj
19/11.. 18.51. .
4 .$'l‘A'I‘E of EBEN. JESUP. late of
\Vestpoi‘t, in sald District. dec‘r.l.
'I‘hr-. Court. of Probate for the District. of
\Ve.-tport. liatli limited and allowed six niontlis
froin the date lror'eoT. for I.lte Creditors of said
listate. to exliibit. their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to pr'e.sent their accounts
properly attested, within said time, will be do-'
l‘.ai‘reil a recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to uiake irnniediate pay-
ment to \V. II. JICSUI’, Executor‘.
\ ii’i3:'§tTi)i«: LA l N res: or ttll kinds, just
roc‘d and for sale clienp by
M A LLORY 6: LE\VIS.
clocks.
[IE cheapest clocks ever olTr-reil in this
. . to\vir.forsale by C. A. DURAN D.
, Under Conn. Hotel.
%7 EILVIACILLA and Maccaroni fir sale at
DISSELLXS
1'..adies Bonnets.
BEA U'I'IIi‘ U L assoi t merit 1 his day rec’d
by M A LLORY L I<‘.\VIS
ET§—I_l;Vlt‘.R Draught. Pipe and 'l‘op for Soda
Fountairi, will be sold at a lrargain. Err-
\-V'. E. BISSE LL.
quire of
-ll—I-.731 PS. tor sale by
LOCKWOOD, lIAIGl]'l' 6.: CO.
LOVE 1, 'l‘imotlr_v and lcdtop Sésed,
cheap. at 3- E ()L.\lS'I‘ICAD"S.
E-'_EO'I‘ASII, No. 1 and Q. at.
, OL.\lS'I‘lCAD°S.
.i"£"c-r Sale.
IEUSIIELS oi’ ll ICE FEED.
ll. 6: A. .SI1Ijl{\VUOD.
\V(‘slpt)tl. May 10. 18.31.
(Hive (93.1.
URE Mrrrseillos Oils. e.'~.‘pi'essly for trble
uso. just rci;’d by \V. E. BISSEL L.
cash nrarket
prices pa id for czilfskiiis and cattlr-. hides.
Marclr 8. .5. E. OI..\IS'l‘EAD.
.- Tuttles Hoes.
4:0 DOZ. ’l‘ntrle’s lloos.just rcceiverlrrird
for sale by tho doz. or retail by
E ONDON POR'l‘El’t for sale at
S’l‘REl~1'l‘& Q_UI.\"l‘.AP.D.
Bl\‘Sl<‘.LL‘S.
Iron Safe.
g SMALL second hand Safe. for sale
. cheap, at DIS.l3IiO\V'S'
WlNDO\V SHADES AND I’.-\PER.—
A good :tSS(tI"mPltl'. at —
' L. II. RANDLE & CO.‘S.
LO\VER SEEDS A ND GAR DEN
EDS.-—A large tissortmcnt jtt!-l. rc(-.‘d
at BISSE LL’S.
.\IE RY. Borax and sand paper, wholesale
and retail by .
I‘-IOLCOMB & LYON.
83 \Vatcr st., Bi‘itIgep(itt..
E lravo jristiirlsleil exteitsively in 0,".
stock of Clrimr. Crockery. and Class
L.OCl{\V()UD, lIA1Gl~l’I‘ (S5 C0.
Vvaizch Glasses i
all kinds put in for one shilling eacb,liy
["‘
O C. A.DURA.\'D.
Burning Fluid.
7OU need not corrrplairr of Poor Lights.—
'I‘lio siilrsizrilrer is l'(‘.(‘,t“l\‘IilL‘ every week
li't-‘.sIi Campliene and Burning Fluid. superior
toany sold in -.\'orw:r?k. 'I‘ry it, and all those
not saiiislicil of the fact will have their uroirey
ret.irrni«-d. Forsale wliolosale or retail at prices
to (lnfy competition by \V. E. B[.5SEI_,'.
Norwalk, »\pril‘3'3. 1851.
177
- Crockery at Raymond's.
AN eritiiw-.ly new and desiralrle assortnie.nt
of the best qua lities r;l'crockery. r-nilrrac-
iirg almost every article in the litre c in be found
at. tho store. of the subscriber‘ at. prices below
any other establishment in town.
V. E. RAYMOND.
New Canaan. April 12.
NAILS A ND, SPIKES.—5(l0 kegs cut trails
and spikes. assorted from 3d fine to 7
inclies.loi‘ sale by S'l‘RE 3'l‘ (Y QU l.\"l‘A RD.
Charles S. Lockwood”
" OULD respoctl'nlly iirloriii his Il‘l(‘-t‘t(IS
'_ and (:uSlOlI‘IBl'S, that. lie has rmrdc ar-
r‘rirrgeinerits with L. H. llandle 65 Co.'where-
by he is enabled to execute nl orders in the
tailoring line that. may be entrusted to him.
NOI'WitllL., April 7, 1851.
DIETZ, BROTHER 86 CO.
134 VVILLIAM STREET,
New-York,
MA.\'UI-‘.‘lC’l'Ul’.1“.RS or 1-'.'i'1-ZILY VARIETY or
Lamps, fihandeiiers,
Girantlriles, cani1elalrra., Gas Fixti1res..
\Vaie.
io:7{xi"§ K17 r{Xt>ri.\‘o Paper‘, lb!‘
sale a‘. mill price-s by
\V. E. BISSELL.
April, 1851.-—-6m is. ‘
Private ,
. brrrelres-—ne\v patterns every week.
-er... .-....... Advertisement We. Have am. written!
THE 1?0I5J'1‘li'lTA*INi :11 As “‘-BECOME ALLIOST‘ EXHAUSTED.
this section of the State witlr._tl.e virfisnsjflindsof nevi‘
and t‘a.-liioiial;Ie' goods bought‘ up immeiliately on their landirig, upon the shores of the t'¢et<vrarri_-is-o_r_Id-hno~
been highly miccern-‘t’ril. but it has almost exhausted oirr ingettltill’. *0 'lH'l-‘E F0|lN"l""8 “W W IINQWIIY,
ofbt‘iI)glttg our EXTENSIVE ASSORT ME NT or-‘ DRY GOODS tom: !“‘~'}°° 01'‘
those who have never yet favored us with it call. Triose that come once are sure to come r'S“"*v I" “°‘
store within 50 miles of this establishnielrt c‘au make the indttcements to 1 iticl-risers that we can. - WI‘
have~a word for the ladies-.mi this occasion, _However, sometiiing really wortli the ttilleltllttll ofiill wil!‘
wish to purchase airy article from a No. 20 csrrnbric in-edIe*t'o‘:i-‘oire hitmlred dollar div-as. -‘~ We lta\?0
now on hand one of the largest and best assoitments of BLACK arid‘ FA‘-l\‘CY SILKSr_ evcrcfieletl be-
fore in the State,and we are weekly nrakiiig additions to our iniuir.-use‘ stock~'of Berages. I’.uphns~. Beragct
Dehaues. Tissues, Printed M nslitis-—in short every style‘ of Dress Goods which the market iifllihrdrio _ _
Ill;-\N'I‘Il.I.AS and Vl.3‘I'I‘I".S oftlie |ate.~t patterns.elr:;.vrrirtly lI'Ill1llle‘I,lll. low price.-.. Also. aspleiiclidi
ttsstrrlittetit of BLA -' K SILK LAC ES. all widths fr-our 12 1-2 cts t.o $12 per yard‘. Also.’a great variety’
"I LIN‘-‘es. Si-vise‘: and M oll lirsertirrgs and Edgiiigs, Collar.-I. &c.. 150 doz. Ho.-ier . F60 do Lisle, Cotton}.
Silk and Kid Glove.-z—;r‘l-l at lower prices than airy other establishnicut. It is it act that.‘
Ra.ymonc'l’s Far-Famed Stand
I-las done more to cut down these dry goods monopoly than any other lionse in this stctirinroftfie state.’
Our tiiipreced-ems.-r‘. increase of sales this season has riride an iniprcssioii upon the ttudiiig community.
OUR LOW PRICES .do work a cliarni that is lel-t.t'ar and near, and are drawing clinwdfirdally 1" ll'|9“
estalilislirrretit. Come and see the new spring styles of CAR PETS and OIL C.‘.U'l'~1‘TS“at'-uimsual_-low
prices. We have irurchaseil within 20 days. 7 pier;-esoFFreiic!r twilled and plain I-’-l’0‘~id°l0‘h in “dd*“°"'
to oirr‘ fornirr stock of 34 pieces, riizrkirig an zrssortiiient that the closest piirchas-"I5 °i""_‘°' 89‘ ‘*‘‘‘_’"Y
front when they liea_r the prices named. Also, 100 pieces of Cars.-ziinére ofall qualities, l5§"I'"’°°3 "I. Sm‘)
“"'"'$1('d» Line" ltlld COIN" Vefilittgs Gentienien will also liiid a complete rissortriiciit °3W"’- °'“"3..‘.-‘v
scarIs.sill: and linen HiIkl'-‘. hlaclt, white and light colored kirl,_sillt, lislc. thread and . ,_
WOt)lr'.lI.Cttll0lI and linen Stockings and ball’ Hose. Also, Hats and Caps, linen Coats '1“-‘~*l““'&‘h°"
whole stock of goods together its equal cannot be found. VVM. E. RAYMOl\‘D, _
New Griiiautr, June 12th. 185]. Proprietor; '
OU Rgrepeiiled Iefiiirts Ito acqriiiiiit the people» ( Ii
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.’
l‘lI'l‘C[‘1COCK 6: LEADBEATER.
No. 3417 Broadway. corner of Leonard st. N.Y.
:13’ Have‘ [N S’1‘0Rt:,AND ARE CONSTANTLX‘
mceiving troin '
_ AUCTION, IMPORTERS, AND JOBBERS
every kind aird style of Spring mid Summer
Dry Goods, including
_SPLEND.D COLORED FRENCH ARGENTINES,
ll. new artii-le. of great beauty 65 elegant texture.
,Bc(Lulz:ful Spring Silks mid S/raxwls,
Foulard Silks if Splendid Qfnlitg/,'
our Stock and our Plans.
\V E have made arrans__ve-
ments for keeping the lat‘-
gestassoi‘tnieut of Goods in
our line ever off’:-i‘_ed in
Norwalk. and larger‘ than
many city stores. Our
. _, ~ rents ar‘e low-we buy for '
caslr, and iirsonie cases advriirce the cash for“
goods i:iipoi‘ted-—-we ar‘e thus enabled to sell
very lot-v.so t-Ir-at. we know it is for the adva-triage
oftho people of ne-iglibor‘iirg villages to come t.o
l.‘\'oi-walk. \Ve are here on hand to inake all
our warrants good.
\VA'l‘CHES.—-\Ve have just now recs-ived F,-em»), P,--i.,,g,_.,,[ jtf,L.-[ins an awns,
direct from the iniporters a large invoice of gold Récii, (j-himz’ Figwed and Bram Bang“,
aird silver_watr:lies. Gold watches lr‘om $25 to
8195: good silver lepine and lever‘ watches for
$10 to $20. You cati bny watclies cheap now,
and w=.irr‘anted without. further ('X[)(-.llF6.
J I’. \V E L R Y, &’.c.—.-\ great va riety olliidies'
and gont.'s breast-piiis—new eiory week from
6 cts to ‘ID dollars. finger ririgs in every variety
very cheap. gold and plated chains rind lockers,
large lot gold rind silver‘ pencils. line a_ssortiiient.l
of gold pens. gold and silver spectacles to suit as
airy age. silver and gold itlriinbles, dcc. Tflllle Dittttttsks. Diapers. Naplilnsi
SILVER \VAPiE—-\Vith our own stamp,'and Crash 'I‘owe.lings,
rriid wairairtetl pui'e as ct‘-tin. \Ve have now, Lace and Zlfus/tn 'PVimIotv Draperies,
the-. largest lot of every variety of silver‘ w=rrr=.. Wg0[('7l Blankets and ]l/Ia”-sgzllps Qm'[(s,
9Vet'0lIi.%t'fiLl here. Spoons. butter‘-knives. beef‘ Toilet, '1‘a,b,’e and Piano 001,575’
forks ;‘~also plllated tea sietts.ltable ll)l‘Ii§..S])U0ll5, Iajanmlg, Cm,,d,,_ Flanm,/S, T,‘c]fl‘,,gs,
\' ’ .—‘3 . 0" - i i! I ' ' .
“"‘.r,:.%....'. . . swirls W H1-rm,
da ' brass. very hand.-zorno and .':hea|) ' we cart and’ in mom’ ewjy Hung In I -18- me 0- “my
giv-la you gn0d- flaw for 103. L00Mn’g glassfis and Staple Dry ysoodsylrrpd ‘giving l.IIeIl‘!1lI8ll°
fmm 13 '0‘ $10. ytron entirely to t re Yield! rusiiiess
L.r.\ii>s & Girr.\Nnot.Es.—\v..-rim-e~ “““"-“ '“"E.“““Ts °F “"3 ",’B“‘,’),
a large assortment of fluid lamps, fitted for and Slmlie "0 l"}".”S ml e."_lw"_§e mdlmfl 8 to
lieauty.-ind safety: when fix:-‘(I right you have Sullllb them‘ W ""9 He” 31"” “ lewnce lo
a bcaut.iliil and safe light. Candlesticks. cake mew S-l'5m"' Of
' ONE PRICE \VI'I IIDUT VARIATION
l)-askets. castors. tea setts and tea boar‘ds. .
CO3,]_’[;_\‘ A_\‘D 3RUg[.] i.;g___D,.,,,§s. ;,,,,.p' secures to every customer, wlitatlior a child or‘
' ' ' an adult,
side. line, silver. shell and horn combs; tooth,
FAIR AND HONEST DEALING.
nail. hair. cloth, hat. tlesli, boot. and dustl _ , _
i The affiicted will alwu) s find it large assortment
(.,‘U'[‘Lt<:P.Y. &c.——Lai‘ge nssor‘t.mertt of of 1'-IOURNING no HALF ItIOURI\‘lI\'G GOODS,
pocket krrives._scissor‘s. knives and forks, razors. which pill he served with dispatch in both
straps and sort is. ladies’ and getit's portmonaies city tltlt country.
and wallets, silk purses. tuning Iirt'k, hair‘ pins. cEi'rt.t::it13v wtLL ALw1n‘s FIND
cliroslra needles. etc their cravats, scarl's, lirrridler-i'r:liie‘s, gloves. litt-
FANCY GOO.DS.—\Villow wag2nns,cra ydcrshirts, drawers, &r:.. (‘Sir-., at riiucli lower
tiles, a great‘. V2tt‘iety of willow baskets. tops. ' rates there. than at Gerits’ Furnishing stores.
balls, children tee-tiring rings rind wlristles, liaii"; oR1)'[;Rs 1;-‘ROM TIIE coUN'I‘t’.Y on crry
Oils-—W‘|'_Y “I09. |lt‘|'l|”"€‘|'_Y~ frills-5| few l"1l‘3wilI be promptly executed sent. as directed, and
INNS "9"? "IC$’~ llU'l”"S “WI ?1<?<?0"'~ll"'l5 Will‘ the curios /rmvavs \v;rirtiAi\"ri:ii and
l’°"l*5 "“"Y l"“' ”"“'~ “lilies, Work l"’-“"5~ Wllet money returrieil iftliey do i;ot.give satislaction.
S‘“”‘9; 5'“ _ , , B/uidlcs scar. any /min‘ of the I)a.y
\Vitliont fail ciill on irsiiiiil see if we (robot; 1,, (my Rm-[,.M,;,, 5-t,,a‘,,,b0at 0,. F(_,,.,y
"“d"‘_""‘ 0"" l’lf"’~l‘-'9 I” 5""~"f.V .V”” l," q‘"""”y' in the city. so that ladies from abroad will have
quill"-"I "ml l""".9' \V"l('l'. wmk'—J°b “lmk of no trouble with their goods front the time of
to
l)nt'lI10I'l.Ite britlge. C. E. DISBROW. 3”” '” ‘“" °‘””°’ "°" °' ”’"“°
Street & Quintard.
wHoi.i:s.-\Lr-: AND ni:‘i‘.uL or-:Ar.r:rrs IN
Ifarclwarc. Cir/lrzry. Guns, Iron, Steel, l«l’in-
clow Glass. I’u2'nts and Oils.
No. 4 l\IAl’.I(l*.'r 1*QL‘Ai:i'. IVr.tii\'ALxt.
RE no.v rt-.r‘eiving direct front the iiiattrt
Iitctirr'ei‘s ati extensive assortment of for-
('l_Lll and domestic llardware. &c., which they
Olle-I‘. either at wlrolesale or retail on as l':vor-
C/I.e‘/re, Corded, and Plain Silk Tissues,
Elegmrt DvLa.i7ics and Barege I)eLat.nes,
Plain and E'm.b’ri Canton Cmpe Shawls,
New and Beautiful Spring Maiitillas,
,rind every thing else, in lirct. iiecessary t.o per‘-
f I'ect a lad_v‘s wardrobe; together with it large
and full assortinent oi
' HOUSEWII-‘E AND FAMILY DRY GOODS,
Linen and Muslin Shootings and Slrirtings.
Lawns,
THI-2 Clilil-IBRA'I'I~'.D CIIEAPICST
Carpet Establishment
In the United States.
No. 99 Bowery, N. Y.
I-ll1tAi\1ANDF.1{s‘()N’S
Eight Spacirriis Sales Rooms!
HOLESA LE rind retail; Families and
housekeepers furn_islred at whrlestila
able terms as can be purcliascd in New York. l”'"'e5- _ P _
Dealers irrrd other |)ul’t:IlilSel‘S are i‘eqrrested to , , L73’ ‘If ""55"
vxtriiiirie their assortine-it and prices belore l"”8l'5_ll Tl1l'P0 Ply Carpets, 8s and 93
Imperial do do 103 and 118
purcliasing clsewliere.
A ll1()ll9_ their assortinent may be found
American and English rim. knob upright,
and niortice Locks, with nriireral, porceluiir,
and brass knobs. _
Pad. chest, draw, desk. box, trunk, till rind
night. Locks.
l\I0i'lirlk. American, nialalrlc, long, sq‘.tare,
a nd escritclreon Latches.
Pa rlianient, broad. n-irrow, table. loose, and
lrrass Butts.
\Voocl Screws. assorted from 38 to 3 inches.
Flat, oval, ball‘ round, iriill, taper, and round
Fill-s.
I‘Ioi‘se. wood, and shoe Rasps.
Angers, assorted l'rorn 3-8 to '3 1-2 inches.
Eriglisli and American Shovels and Spades.
Cast steel and plated I‘Ioes.
Long and short handled manure Forks.
,I’louglis and l’lor.igh CilSlIl)_:1S.
[looks and []i,rigr3.s.plate Hinges, Ir ind Farts.
Mill. X cut. weeb, hand, back. whip, and
key hole Saws.
Broad and narrow Butts.
Carpenter's and Cooper’s Adzs.
Bruce and l3i!t.s; bench and rirouldinp. Planes.
Platte Irons. Steel and Iron Sqiia res.
Fire,Dugs, \V:ig<rir and Curt Boxes
A large asso.'tme.irt oft.-rblc and pocket Cut-
Brussels Carpets, 10s and 12s
'l‘apesti‘y Carpets, 9s and 12s
Venetian Stair Ca rpets. 2s, 3s and 45
Door Mats. 2s. 3s and 4s
Table a rid Piano Covers. cheap
Cornnion Carpets, 2s and its
Englisli Dt‘Ll§_7gPfS, 3s.6d to 63
Floor Oil Cloths, to 43
Floor‘ Oil Cloths. 8 yds wide
Eriglisli ()i| Cloths, 85 to 93
Ttillotl Rugs, 205 '
Axniiiiistei- Rugs. $6
\Vindow Slrades. 551 to $6
Clrecked illatting, 4-4. 5-4, 6-4
Stair‘ Rods. Gs, 8s and 105
Table Oil Cloths. 3s
IIIRAM ANDERSON.
i.~9ni7 No. 99 Bowery. New York.
_&Ef3.lW’_1"§D
l’llllllll’lNG IJXTRACT
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER
In THE: wiiou: \\'oiu.b!
L?‘ Price 31 per Battle, or Sim Botllecfor $5.
'8'}? ,‘ , r J -, , -5, do ,,,,,,.,,,e, ,,,,. ,..l.‘..l'.l‘..”&“.‘.’.‘li‘.-.2’ $i..ll.lJ‘l.“."l‘i..'-l.°i'.l'1‘1"il§’l’.li""’ 3''‘:
ea S D) an- WI '0 WI U) I " . . _ _ _' . sma )0» ea. tlc '
‘ ' 3- Large bottle contains six'n.i.«‘oUit noses, and me
‘I0 d0 d” "'°d °‘“l""9 We 5° Strontzly Concentrated that only
do One Tablcsyiarmful is regiiireit at a Dost-—thi‘ce time: a 4:519
i-thus one but 1-: lasts '1 wcmy..()m; _Dn3-3», ..,-MC}, 3, mucr,
'on_ger_tlinn a lro_ttle of any other medicine lasts, because there
is required ofi this it ‘less qyinngggy at a d(,9e_
Tue gretit. .SlIpcr1or1Iy_ or this Blood pm-ifigge over an
outer ll‘lBt.IlC1ll_e8. consaits in 8. great measure in its possessing
as it purt__ot' its coin oiind, the powerful fiueqflcul Virtue;
of some scarce an Rare
Indian Roots and Parks,
which no other medicine rcesesses. Thesis are the moat certain.
l’|l,l‘lfi(!|‘! 9f "18 |0'.nl that were ever known to either
I.-idmn or wltitc man, u1=.r these being compmmded with the strong-
ly-canceatratcd Extract; of
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND SASSAFRAS aAiii<s,'
make this Vegetable Extrnct,not only the _r7re'atent Blood‘ ‘
Purifier, lint also, a cII(:fl[I(‘r.mcdr'r'7tn¢ by grim: mlrlit
than any other. It is cheaper. because the quantity of it.
may be I)0ll‘.'Ilt for One Dollar will last mi ‘ch longer and
will cure '.l‘cn 'l‘inrcsiirore Blood-disease,tlran One Do r‘c
worth of any otbei‘ medicine. . \
E‘ For undoubted proof of the Cure: of
Scrofula, Fever-Sores,
Scrild-Head, Eryxipelao, Stilt-Rheum, Rhcumaticm, Syphilft. F.'r'tI;‘r-
lions, Piuiple: on the Face, Liver-(lompltlliits, Piles, Lam:
btzgo, Cant.-Iron: Ulcers, (Em-stivcncss, Sore Eyet, Dvspepa
sin, Pants in the Side, Breast, Bones, and Juinu, arm ALL o1‘iir-2|.
Iiuruiu:-Bcoon DISEASES, see our PAMPHLE TS and Hand-
biun-evcry Agent has them to give away.
For sale b_v A. Sr-lleck. Norwalk; VVordins
and \V. B- Dyer. Bt'itlge|tot't: A. B. I;lull,Dan-
bury; S. C. Sillinrnir Ji‘.. New Carrrratr; R.
Hoyt. Stnrnford; .I. W. Taylor‘, Westport; E.
P. l"trii‘c.h':lrl.Botliel: L. Burr, Greenfield; G‘.
B. Middlelrrook, \Viltorr :_ Nichols dc Betta.
Frriifield; A. S. Vinton. ‘.Vestoir; D. R. Sela
lock’. Ridge-field ; A. Nichols, Soutliport; A H.
Diiircoiribe 65 Co.. Ileadingv Cerztrc; E. H.
Imitation
Fine and low priced single do
Englislr. Anieriran. Swceds and Old Sable
Ii‘on assorterl sizes.
Cast, ldttglisli blister’. German, Anrerican.
and Spring Steel. assorted sizes.
Anier‘iciiri and l~‘reni-h Window Glass, as-
sorted frorir(ix8 to 18x24.
Pure White Lead.
Eirglisli Iliad, Yellow, Oclier. Paris,Englisli.
and Chrome Green, Verdegris, atid Lamp
Black -
Coach and Cabinet. Varnisli; do Glue.
Sperm and mlirierl Lanrp Oil, Linseed and
\Vhale Oil, &c..&c. .
I\'ot‘wnlk, Jan. 1851.
Crockery, doc.
U.\"I‘ received,.a new assortnrent. of white
,granite, blue, triulb'y and comtnoir Crock- ‘
ery. Also. it good assortiirent. of flower‘ vases,
bohemia glass, 100 do‘/.. turnblers. 50 dog, glass
]ll'6st'l'V(-3 plates. 20 doz. _Ilutd and oil lamps.
(Sac , dcc. W e woull invite all to call rind ex-
amine our flSSOl‘ltllPl1l'.
LOCl\'\VOOD. HAIGHT 66 CO.
Bands for Machinery.
WE are the ageirtsfoi‘ ready made rivetted
Bands for nraclrinei‘y. and are irow pre-
pa i‘- d to furnislr all widths at manuFactui‘ers
prices. \Ve would call the attention of all who
are in want of ti superior‘ article, to otrr stock.
Orders from the country promptly attended to
IIOLCOMB éz LYON.
83 \Vater st.. Bridgeport.
, Teas.
UBLIC attention.is.called to‘ the large
stock of green and black teas now otfered
by 4' RAYMOND 65 MEAD. 16
ed to W.ALLACE 65 CO.. 304 Broadway,
N. Y. lyeowo
_ Window Glass.
50
BOXES French and American
sale wholesale and retail by
~ Window Glass. assorted sizes. for
STREET 6: QUINT-ARD.
r.-onoii (f.loves,.~ '
Peck. Greenwich. All orders must be rrddi‘ess_- ,
s
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