_:"“'-"-‘-e=e:z;.;.'..’»~_*~.m."I-"“*_: ~ ‘.’..,'.,‘_l
.\
Ready Made clothing.
_ ,'I'IlE4 subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping ll‘ good flS§9.fllTiellI'. of Ready Made
Clriiliiiig of all It-i-ritls. Also. ii good iissortinerit:
{M
To "the Aaiicted. . -
DR. I_30A_RD'.\IAN, by one use of Dr. Bun-
ning's Body Brace, in courier tion with his Mag-’
s Guano and Goal Depot.
Eoffer for sale fresh imported GUANO;
Cumberland, Leliigli, and all other de-
scriptions of fureigri and domestic COAL, put.
The Poorest Advertisement We Have Ever Written! .
THE ‘FOUNTAIN IIAS BECOME ALMOST EXHAUSTED.
OUR repeated efliirt-.' to acqiiaiiit the people of_ this section of the State with the various kinds of new
Two Farms for Sole ,
AT- A GREAT BA-RGAtN°
The suli.~:cribei's ofl"er for sale two
’*' {ii-ins l_\’ltl}_'l|1ll'u’5l’0\\’:l of.\'i>w Canaan.
,. - :),i.i ot'..~:iitl fiiriiis is sitniiteil about four
mile», i'i- mi .\-I-tlI'\\'-Ill{ landii g. and coiitiiiiisalioui
.\'I‘lfy ac-.-(is of first rate lillltl with a spacious
tI\\'villl!lg lzousi-. and otiier out l)‘tlll(I'lllg‘~‘ tliereiiii
5I'.'l._-I In)’: Al.-ii iinriilrr-.i' f:ir.-ii- coiitaiiyirig about
one liitii;li'e.l~:ri-.r'r-s ol'.'-."'-”‘I Itllrtl. Willi a farm
lion.-o anal" oilii-.r l)lllI1.llllgS thereon stamliiig
i|l)(_)nf ihi-i-e-arid a half miles from Norwalk
I-mirliiigiiiiil is a most desirable farm for any
per-soirwlio would like to be situated near the
salt water. ltis well divided into wood. pas-
ture, iiiearlow and plow laiid.ai'id is well wat-
ered. a rid is worthy the attention oftliose who
wish to purcliasi=.a goo»! farui. For ‘further
particulars eiiqiiire oftlie subscriber at New
Canaan or of Chas. Isiiiics. iit Norwiill.'.
\VlLLl.-\ M _I).[7IU.‘~IMOND.
New Canaan. Dec. 9.1850.
For Sale.
, _ A viilinilile lioiiiosteiid of 963 acres of
‘. ' 'a.=‘i:l,t‘oi-iirei-ly the i°esideric.e of Jari-d
zgnil ~\yres, iii New Canaan. 011 it lstl {I004
two story ilivelliii}_r-'liouse,- barn, and other out
l)'lll(Ill'l'-IS. arid tine orcliard of grafted fruit
trees in ii bi-.a ring state. Also, '27 acres offine
tiiolir-.r land. 3% miles nortli-west of Norwalk
Bl'ltI.‘,{4.¥. Also, six acres of wood and tiiiilier
larirl lying one iirile north of New Caiiaari vil-
la:,e. Also two acres of wood land lying: near
the saw mill of \Vatt.s Comstock. Esq. in New
Ciriiaaii. For furtlier particulirrs enquire of
the Sltl).\‘Cl'll)Ul‘ at the residence of \Vm. Drum-
nioiid. New Caiizian.
EBZ<I.\‘I<IZI<}R CAR'I'EB.
New Canziaii, June 1-1, 18:30. *‘9t‘.25tl
..._.-
50
?arm for Sale.
Til I’. pl.-.ce f()l'tl'l8l‘l_\’ occupied by
- Alvin II_ViIll'. dcc’d, is offered for sale.
It_coiisists of about three acres ofgood land.
with a rlwr-lliiiglioiise and burn tlierooii stand-
ing. A Isa, alioiit 112 acres of lainl lying near
the liouse of Ira Be-tts. .lr., aird on the line of
the D.nibriry 6; Norweilk railroad. For further
pai‘tii:ulai's ciiquire of
S.»\f\IUEL P. RANDLE.
\Vilt)n, Wiircli 3, 1851. Qtl
Eailtiirzg lists for Sale.
#3.; 'I‘lll<} SllIi:'Cl'll)'.’?l' offers for sale three
bull-.lu_~__: lots pleiisariily situated mi the Merwiri
place abiut a q iiirtr-r of a mile below the
br'id«_{e; i-lso. .1 lot with :1 new dwellimy house
staiidiii_2 t_.liei'oiiii. Also, a house and lot %itu-
ated at Five Mile River‘, near the Laiiding.——
"Seventy-live per cent o."the’irioiie-y can i'einaiii
on bond iriid li‘rl‘il'Tf1':Ig‘r*. for a term of years.
.-.i1't'iii°eof(.3II.-\l{ JICS L. I7i.~\YI\IOL\d).°
Nor \'li'itIl\'. [Five Mile River.] DEC. 24. tf52
Sale.
TIIIC Iiouse and Lot formet'ly occu-
pied by lrliriery Bi.-:.-‘ell, deceased.
For |)i1l‘IICI.1lil rs inquire of
‘ Cr..'rnt{ Bissrzu.
or \V. E. Bissr:i.1..
Norwiilk. Aiigz. 27. 1350- 5
Hats, Caps am} Straw Goods.
fig. C. llA.\’ DLI‘-I would iriforin his patrons
- and the pulilii: geiir-i‘ally,tliat he is now
turniiig otftlie spring st_\'l(- of hats of all quali-
ties an 1 v.:zi'itIi'r.s'. Geiitlcriieri can he furrii.-li
ed at his cstiihlisliirreiit. with as good an mllclo
as can he found P.llllt‘.l' iii the city or couutry.——
Many who liiivi-. worn his hats will clwfillllllf,’
testify to their (tilt-!:llil1'.“S<‘. rlurability and n£'-at-
riess. Ilia hats are equal. if not supei'ioi' to
the $33 onesolitziiiicd at the fzreiit eirzporiums
in the city. Call in lllltl see for yo'.'.i'sclvcs.———
Alsn. C \ PI‘? of ‘.*V.~';'_\-‘ Vill‘iBi_V. sold here cheap-
er than can be .’iiz-/ ii/, fli'i7/ ri.'.’ici- place in Iolvn.
'1'/us he }).{c.r.’g {'5/2/'ni.s-i:i’f.-‘ii (/17. A Lee, S'I‘I-IA \‘-V
(i'.)OD‘w'-—-.=iii PXI.‘-'.li~ilV(‘! assoitiiieiit of I’=Ilru
Leaf. Li-.;vlioi'n. Clilnzi Pearl, Paiiiaira and
cliildi'e:i’s f.iiii'.\' straws tiiiiicd and llllll‘lli‘Ie(I
con-'taiilly on li:iiiil and of styles and prices
wliicli caniiot fiil to please. Come one, come
tlll. Q_r_iick siiles and small profilsis the motto.
No. 15 ."vI:iiri street’. at the Ila‘. and Cup Sign is
the place for I}'ll'2:lltlS.
Noiwetlli. April 16th, 1851,
33 1:133‘. ry $3.2 '£‘=a“i.:s1*r.rJe!;.’-it E-‘i-aiiroad.
)'I‘lCl‘I is lreii-liy _QlVt-‘ll to the subscriliers
lo the Ciipital fitocl. of the D-llll)lll')' and
Norxvalk Riiiliwi.-irl Coiripaiiy.tlr:it the l’resi-
dent and I)ll'&‘('l0:'S at :r tilt-'t‘llllL{ held at Nor-
walk, on the 13th zl.-iy of Snptaiiiln-i-, 1850, 1-0-
led. that air iii.-taliiioiit of 10 per cent. on the
‘7_"i’ll'Hl stock. iiitzlrriliiig the iiiiiriutit paid at the
trine ofs'.ili;~ti ‘ll)ll't_LI. he paid to the 'f'r'e2isurei' on
or licfore the 20th Oct. next.
And that fiii-tln-r iiistaliiieiits of 10 per cent.
be lmld on or lii=l'.‘ii'c the first .\loiida_\'s of De-
l‘(‘.llll)Gl', .Iillliliil \‘. It‘.-li-'uzri'y, hlarcii, April.
him‘. It ire. .lrily, and Ai.ig=:st, iiext."
_ The si.ili<ci'ilit-i‘s i'esIdiii}_' at .\'orwalk aiiil its
Vl(:l':ll.\'. will please call and pay to \Villiiiiri S.
L-’N7l~Wmi'l. lils-q.. As.-i-taut ’l‘i-e;isiii'i=.i'.
Certilii-irti-s of "stock. and auiouiit paid, will
lie i'c:nly at the time of payuieiit of iristalaieiits.
.- for delivery.
AARON SIS ICLICY. Ti'easui'ei'.
Dirnliury, 1Gtlr Si-pteirib.-i',1850.
Edorevelfiz Gemetery Associa-
t.:3.=3-:1.
AT :1 '.\Ii~.r-.tii'r_2 of the \'orw:ilk Cc-.metei'y
J.. Assiicizititiri, lield .-\iigrrst 99:12., i850, Hi-
IBLI that Evert Qiillti:ll'<l and Lyiiiiiii Ilicliaids,
be it coniirritte-i-. to have r,;eiieral si:pei'vi.-zioii of
the grounrls of this Associatiorr, as l‘£’.:_YtIl'(l.<
iiimiuiiieiits, toiiilistoni-s. ii rid enclosure of lots.
and that no persoii shrill dig a ,«;rave. or erec?
stories to gl'tlVt’.5. without pcr'iiii.-sioii and advice
of said committee-.
Attest. I3. Q_UI.‘1'l‘Al1D, Cliaii'man.
\V. C. Svrni-:i-:'r. -Sm-.’y pro tom.
.:-.'I'§'".§.‘ ‘ I“
Daiii.-5'95 1‘.E:2.gic:=.1 Paris: E?:t1':-.ctor.
In a new lVrizp/ier and bores miu:/i milargcrl.
\U'l‘IO.‘l! Couritr-rfo.its of Dolley’ lix
tractor, in the old wrapper, flood the
market—avoi-'1 them as you would poison, for
they are as ilziiigcroris ill their applicatioii.
-Buy D.iiley's I‘.)Lll':l(‘l(:~]', only in the new
dress anl ltIl'}_Yt3 I}iixes—yoi1 gairi largely in
44
E?£E?€'.'3§'Z‘i1’£..‘-"
- quantity ofthc Olllllllt-‘iil over the old size. and
wliat: is more iniportaiit. yet—you avoid the
danger oflieriig iiiiposcd upon by a Counterfeit.
and are certain of geitiiig the gr-nuiiie article.
The Geiiurrie Dolley Salve-.a-i tfioiisanils will
testify, is an infallible rciiiedy for the worst of
burns, scalds. piles, l'I1(-'.lll1litll.~‘tll. sore and iii-
flamed eyes, c-.r'ysrpc-liis, salt. rlieiim, cuts.
wounds, bruises, a rid all cutaneous and irillani-
mator_v diseases. '
N. B. Every local agent will -be provided
with a (fF‘.l'l1llIttll(!’. sigiir-cl by my liiwfril attor-
|N3_V. mid liy the .I‘ravcllrri;z agent.
:-‘W . ,
E4?’ St‘,t‘).lllB new prllllell Circulars for ]SoO.
tlifey coiitairi much iiiiportiiiitarid llllt-'l'CSlIllg
iii oriuiition. H, DALLEY,
415 Brozirlway, N. Y.
- Baileys Anzmel Crielvanic,
The. greatest. (.'llHtl_tle’§|., and most 8t!l'l:1ll)
remedy ever iliscoverjcd for the cure of dis-
cases of liorsr.-3 and cattle. I“lumors, soles,
swelling»-. strains, (piitterboiic, gtrlleil ircck and
Sll()!‘lltlPl'S, hard or :-‘paviii lumps——-it cures with
rapidity and certainty I and mi case of rm-
evil, has, as yet, l‘U-l>‘l€LI the wonderful prop-
erties oftliis greiit. iirrd truly valuable remedy.
E33?‘ Farniers and owners of liors.-es and cat-
tle, try it once. and you will never afterwards
he’ wit bout ‘it.
Aoi-:.\"rs-—Noi'wall<, \V. E. Bisscll; South
Norwalk,G- .\V. Smith; \\"ostport, Jolm \V.
Taylor‘; New Caiiirtm, S. C. Silliman; Stain-
ford, Roswell Hoyt.‘ 3
of Cloths, Ci|SSl|lIRl'eS. and Vest.iii,t.'>‘. \Vhlt?h
he will riiake up to order in good style and at
sh:-rt notice.
N. I}. I’ai'ticul-at‘ attention paid to cutting.
_ 'I‘I-IOMAS RILEY.
Norwalk. Feb. 25. 185l.- 9
'Arrival of New Spring Goods.
7 VIII‘) Sl.ll)S‘(£l'lI)8lS have‘ constantly on hand
,a lai'r_:r-:issoi'liiierit. of Ready Made Cloth-
ing of all kinds. descripti ins. and sizes. which
\ ill be offered at uiipreceilciited low prices.——
Any person wisliiug’ a good suit of Spring
clothes at a. less. [)l'l(‘e than they can be pnr
chased at. any other ¢'BSl’lll)ll3IlmBl1l' in. this
' town, is respectfully invited to call at t.he store
of . Ll'I'I-IAUER. '65 TURK.‘
Great 3 argains ~
IKE offered in the way of Broadcloths,
Cassiin'eres and Ve;‘iii,<1s. all of wliich will
lie"iiiiiiiulir_ctured to OH 0' in the latest. style, or
cut free oi" expense. Perfe-ct fit gauraiitied.
or no salo—-at L. II RAN DLE 6.’. CO'S.
§"£'§UE"' TREES,
- AT 'rui«:
SOUTH NOR-‘:VALK NURSERY.
7 ‘II E suliscril:ers respectfully _solicit: the at.-
terition of I"riiit. growers, to their stock of
'l‘recs. consisting of choice Apple-.. Pear, Cher-
ry, Pliiiii, Apricot. and P("ll('Il Trees. \Ve
wish to call particular‘ attention to our large
stock of EV(-’l'fll‘E’.(‘tlS ‘and e.\'.tra sized Horse
Chcsiiuts, and Moiiritiiin Ash Also,a very fine
lot oflsiihella a rid Catiiwlia Grape vines. Also.
tlieTrue Iled A1'l\fi'P,l'p Rirsplierr-y. OurNnrse-
ry lies a few rods South \v‘e.-tt ofilie depot.
GEO SEYi\3OUI’» 6: CO.
N. B.—-\Ve wish it. to be distiiictly under-
stood that we have no business connection with
Ira Scyiiiour.
Very Cheap.
“Pl;\'O-»‘\I3DO.\IINAL b'UI’I’ORTICRS
K. and SlI()Ill(l('I' liraccs, for r:riivatui'e oftlie
Spine and kiridrerl dist-rises; ofiillsii/.es.liii' sale
at. very low prices (iieiirly one half less than
for-riiei'ly.) bytlre subscriber. Call and see
them at the offir-e of DR. A. IIILL.
Jiiii. :."'StIi. 1851. 4
4\
Building Lots Ear Sale.
II I‘: Sl.tl).'~‘Cl‘il)t*l'.\‘ offer for sale. some very
- desiriilile Building I.c:ts,oii ‘West Avenue.
"llliosite the to-itience of I'Iou.T. 13. Butler.
Enrpiire of ii. I)’. I’I'lICl*1 at his resideiice: or
at '26’ Maiden Lain-. or of MOSES 0. GA N KS
18 Liberty St.. N. Y.
Also. some 70 or 100 loads of first quality
Building Stone. lCriqiiii'e of E. B. I’IIICI*‘..
Norwalk, May 10, 1851. 6iii19
if
Bi C‘uNb R
J
" K.-'-Z-”“’*'-7?’
.,i\* '3 .'i~.. $5,...-
-. - -'2“:-zit; iaglli ,
-_—-_-.‘. V/~*~ W,‘
if ‘«-i§.—:__;.-. 5-.v }' I L?‘
.1_ .. .5. l . L;
2.ni. LL -
0:-iiziar 1 ivfiicréiii
For lhc Cure of’
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARSENESS, B301?-
CHITIS, GROUP, ASTH-
E’.’.'.if-li., 'V‘V'ZHOOI’II‘1'G--COUGII
AND GOIJSUBIPTION.
TII IS invalu:-ililo r'¢-iiiedy fl.-r all diseases of
zliroat and liriigs, has iittiiiiicd celteliriiy from its
cures, never ((1t1ttlP.(l by any other riieiliciiie
bei"oi'e. ()tln:i' pr.-pa rations Iiave shuwiiiliciii-
selves palliative. and soiiietiiiies etilacteil notable
cures. but none has ever so frilly won the coli-
ileiico of every comiiiui-.iI'y wlrere it is known.
After years iiftriiil in every Cilll‘.ltlI(‘,lll8 resrilts
have irnlisputaiily shown it to possess tl iiiastr-i'_v
over this daii_'_;eious class .‘ diseiise, which
could not fail to attr.-ict the atleritioii of I’liysi-
cirrus. Patieirts, and the pulelic at large.
See the .-tiiteinerits, not of ob-cur.-2 individ-
uals and from far distarit. places, but ol lilPll
\\-‘l|()t1i'8 kiiowiiarid respected throiigliout the
country.
The widely (-eleliiatcrl Surgeon. D-ict. VAL-'
ENTINE MO'I"l‘. of New York city says
“ It gives me pleasure to certify the value:
and etlicacy o.'* A_Yl'('S Clie-rry l’c-ctonrl.’ which
I coirsirli-i' pi=culiar iiilaptcd to cure disezises of
tlic tlrr'n:it and luri;_i_s.”
Dr. Peikiris. the Vit-'l!t’.l'tll)lt‘! I’resid<=i:t of the
Vci'inont Mcrliirzzl Collage, oirc oftlie (‘ttlll1Piil.-
ly learnt-il pliysiciaris of this C(\lllill'_‘,’ writes the
Clierry I’ectoriil is e:\'tt*.nsis't'ly usecl in the sec-
tion, where it has showii uiiiriistaikabic. evidence
ofits happy effect: upon the puiriiotiai'y dis-
roses.
The Rev. Jno. D. C=)(‘lti'tlll(°., a tIlSi.lli,Ql1iSI'l0.(I
CI9l'Q_}‘ll1tll1 oftlie Eiigii-lr Cliurch.
writes to the pr'opir-tci‘ from Moritri-al, that he
ll:-IS been cured ofa severe astliniatic lllli-‘(flCIt)tl,
by Clrorry I’cr-toral. Ills letter at full leiigtli
may he found in our circular, to be Ii‘-_t(I of the
ll_‘_'_(’.llI, and is wortliy the attention ofastliruatic
piitieirts.
This letter is from the well ltuowii Dru vist-
at Ilillsdule i‘dic'ii;zan, one oftliolai*gestde:il-
_rs in the State. and this case is from his own
observation. '
Ii'ir.Lsn.-u.i-:. I\Iicu., Dec. 10, 18-18.
"Dear Sir: Iiiinierliaie-lv on i'eci-ipt of your
(illf‘l‘!'_V Pcctoral, Icarrierl ii bottle to an ac-
qiiirintairce of mine who was tliougglit to be near
his end with quirli tzoiisririiption. lie was then
unable to rise from his lii-d,aiid was extrc-iiiely
ft-r=lil<-. Ilis frieiids lwlieverl he must soon die
unless reliefcuuld be obtaiiied for him, and I
induced him to ;.v,'ive your exccleiit Hit-‘(llt'lll8 :1
trial. I iiiiiiu-diiately lcli: town fir tlirce weeks
and you iriiryjiidge my surprise on my return,
to nicer. him in tho strci-t on rii_y way liomo
from the cars, and find he had entirely recov-
ered Four wecl«.s from the day he cornuieii-
ccd tiiliiiig your iiiediciire, he was at work at
his arduous triule of lll:lt:l\>t1‘lllIl.
Tlrere are other cases within my lciioxvletlge.
were the Cherry Pcctoral li:is been siiiguliir
siicccssliil, but none so llliIl'l\t?tI as this.
Very truly your.-', G. \V. UNDISRWOOD. _
I'I.\.\'(iVl-ZR. Oiiio. April 3. 1850.
Dear Sir: I Wish I could tell all that suffer
with a cough. what. your Clierry Pectoral has
done for me. It. does seem tliey miglit, be ben-
litted by the information. I had a lung fever
which left. my lungs weak and inflamed Being
very for-lile and unable to gain streiigtli at all,
my friends tliouglrt I must. soon sink ‘in cori-
sumption. I had no aiipetitc, and ii dreadful
cou_-,:li was fast wearing iiieaway. I liegzin to
take your beautiful medicine, l.-ytlie' advice of
a clei',9,yiii:iii, who had seen its effects IJ(-'liil't’.
It eased my cough at first, and gave me. inst at
night. In less than a fiii'trii;,1lit I could eat
well, and my cough had ceased to be trouble-
SOIIN’. my appetite returmd, and my food riorir-
islied me, which soon re.-tored my sireiiv,{tli.——
Now, after five weeks, I_aiii well and strong,
with no other In-lp than your CllPl'l'V Pectoral.
Yours with respect, .]U[.|A'D]t),.\{\‘,
' I I)(‘«l‘Pl)y certify that the above si;.i,,mem of
my wife is in r~oiiforriiity with my own -views
oflier case and her cure by Ayei-'5 Cher-{-_y
Pectortil. .I()SI§I’II DEAN.
The above named Joseph Dean and Julia his
wife, are persoiially known tome. ii lI(I implicit
coufi'-;lerice may lie pliiceil in their stiiti-rm-iit.
SAMUEL C. VAN Dl*IR\V. 3r'T.
Pastor oftlie Baptist Church.
Prepared and sold byJames C. Ayer, Prac-
tical Chemist. Lowell, Mass. '
Sold in Norwalk by \V. E.Bissell; in Stani-
f0l'~5. 3- Lockwood. and. by the drugists general-
ly throughout the State
J‘ been Iii-glily sat
and fa.-liionalile gooils bought up ininicdiately on their Iandirig upon the shores ofthc \Ye.~’It'3l‘ll world has
if.-.-.-t'i.|_ but it has almost exliaiistod our IlI_L'l-‘lH1lf.\' to devise soiiietliirig new in this way
ofliriiiuing our EXTENSIVE ASSORTIVIE NT OF DRY GOO D8 to the notice of
those who liawe never yet favored us with a call. Tnose that come mice are sure to come again, for no
store within 50 miles of this eSl:|IllI.~'lllD8llI can make the lllClIl(‘t‘ni(3"lS to purchasers that we can. We
have a word for the I1l(Ile~' on ‘llll.~' occasion
wi.-li to purchase any article from it No. 20 caniliric l'lPP(IIH to :r one hltll(lt‘P(l*tIlI:tl‘ dress. \Vc have
now on hand one ofthe largest and best as.-oitnieiits of BLACK and FANUYSILKS ever ofiered be-
fore in the State,and we are weakly making additions toour iiiirnciise stock of Berages. Popliiis. Berage
D€I.3lllt*.~‘. Tissiii-s, Piiirted Mir-'liri.-—-iii short every style of Dre.-ts Goods which the market afl'ord;~'-
M.-\N'l‘lLl.AS and VISITES ofthe late.-t patterns.elegantly trimmed.:rt low prices. Also,a splendid
assorlniciit .-it‘ BL.~\*"K SILK LAC ES. all widths froiii 12 1-2 cts to $12 per yard. Also. a great variety
of Laces, Swiss and Mull lriscriings and Edgiiigs, Collars, &c.. I50 doz. Hosiery. 100 do Lisle, Cotton,
Silk and Kid Gioves—irll at lower prices than any other c.~'talilislinNriit- It is 2| fact that
Raymond’s Par-Famed Stand’
Ilas (lone moi'c to cut down these dry goods Iiioiiopoly than any MIN?!‘ llflllfifi in this St (‘lion Ofllle Sime-
Ozir iiiiiiro-cc-tlciitml increase of sales this seasoii has in ide an irriprcs.<iori upon the trading (-.oniuiuriitv.
OUR LO IV PIIICES do work a charm that is felt far and near. and are drawing crowds daily to this
estirlilisliriieirt. Come and see the new i=priri.'.' stvlcs of C.-\RI‘I".'I‘S and OIL CLU'l‘I-IS at iiriiisriullow
pl‘l(:es, We have pirrcliascil within 20 «lay:-I. 7 pieces of French twilled and plain Broadcloth in addition
to our fofnii-r stock of 3-! pieces. niakiiig an assortiriciit that the closest puicliiisers ciinnoi. get away
frnni when ihev hear the prices named. Also. 100 pieces of Casisirncre ofall (pialities. I50 pn-ces of Silk.
W'ori=ted. Linen and Cotton-Vestiiigs Getibetrreii will also find a coriiploete assorlnicirt collars. craviit-',
sc.'irfs.silk and llll|‘fl Hdkl‘.-, black. white ‘and light colored kid. silk. llslt‘. tlirr-‘ad and cotton Gloves.
wool;-.ii.cot"ioii and linen Stticlaiiigsiirirl hall‘ Ilosc. Also, Hats and (flips. linen Co-its 'I‘-rkirig the
wliolo stock of gooils togetlicr its equal cannot be found. ' “I'M. E. RAYMOND‘.
New Uaiiairii, June 12th. 1851. P|'0|"'l9l°"-
Every Day brings Something I New!
bgirnig ry
@a 3.. enemas
‘I YOULD call the atteflion of purchiisers to his stock of SPRING DRY GOODS, which
for extent. viriety and beauty of style. is much superior to that of any forniei season.
Amonsz the variety of Goods desrgirevl for the Ladies, may be found a more dcsiralile sclccction
than was ever offer-eil in =.\'orwalk.consisting in part of l3i'or-inli-, \Viiteri-rl. Cliiiiiaeiilile and I3“k
SlI.l\'S. fi-oni 50 t-erits to $2"! 00 per _\'urti: M. DI‘) LAINICS. C. SIIM ERES. l’Ol’LI;\’.\‘,
ALPACC.-\.\', llO.\lli.r\ZI;\'l‘IS, LUSTR CS. GINGHA MS, Aiin-i'ieaii.¢l<‘rencl'i and I‘iII;1Ils‘Il
I’RI.\'TS, at prices and qualities to suit the most fastidious. live-.r_v other style of Goods to
meet the uants of [I16 Ladies usually found in an extensive Dry Goods Store, can be lnid at
exti-aoi'dimii_v low prices.
Gentlemen will find it very mricli to their interest to exnniine my stock of Goods ilesigiicrl for
their use. as I am coiifident. they will find (’.TfI'(l iiidncemr-nt.~z (fll>‘I'PtI them, beirigdeteriirined to
keep up the well deserved reputation of the OLD BRIDGE STORIC.
. G. J. GRUMAN.
I .- |‘lll1l‘l““].T :
:5-. _ (.9-‘:;x""‘ .
. W‘! a_
as ° s .-
- siiseigis , sweat,
I'Vcst Side l/re Bridge, nearly 0])].70SflB I/ie ‘IIVTO/"If.'C([/171.2-()teZ.
B.’£eno.:fectu1'er and Eeaiez‘ in
ADDL gs, Hair-iiesses, 'l‘i-nrrks, Valli.-es, Carpet Biigs, Sirtcliels, \Vlrips. Mutts, Brushes.
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, i\Veb'o, Saddlery \Viire, Trunk Locks, &c. 550.
N. B. Ilczrizesscs 77za.i2ujZzctz.Ii°c([ to 02"a7€r.
D F. e..'eADLEY'e
A-rew Ifru"/z6.s'.>' and Saddle E.stuZ)[i.s-/iineiit.
1' IIIC siibsci'ilici'lr:iving Ililtl an zippartmerit titted up lieiicatli the Qonrrecticut Ilotel, would
invite the attention of the pulili-.: to his extensive assortinciit. of Sarlrlles, I'Iir:':ii~,:._~u,t,-_.-.
Trunks, V:ilii:-.93, Carpet l'}ar;.i.s. Mats. 'llu_:.;s, \Vhips, L:islres. Bruslies.Currycoiiibs.Slianfrnies
kc. &c. which he has coiistiiiitly on lrirnd. Llc lr:_is on ll rirl severzil sorts of very light single
Ilariiess, coinliiiiiiig rieatiiuss \\'llIl_tIl!l‘tll)lIIl7)'. Every article in his liiieofbusiiiess uray be had
at this t‘..~il.iIl)ll5Il11IL‘til, of the very best iiniteri-.rls and style of \voi'kiiianship. at prices which will
not fail to strli.-,f_‘,’ cri;-rtoim-.i-.~x. 7.‘,:_.}=)n,§1-ing «lone in ii treat and substariiial iiianncr.
Just received ii lot of Buliiilo Iiobois, Blankets,
Norwalk, ilov. 1. 18-10.
'1 ‘er/12.9 /i1.v0ral2Ze.
F. BRADLEY.
Euptisres. LER()\V &_ BLODG «‘,'l"'S
Dr. I3.m.iiiiiig‘..- iii.-i.~/g iii.z'é7ifrrl Patent ‘Sewing Machznes.
PA'I‘IC.\"l‘ lill AC1; '[‘l{ USS ND IIl'.'I1lS for using the sariie. for sale by
the sribscriber. The lllIl|I'£!(:4’.Lit’.t:l.(?tl speed
and perfection with which sewing can be dani-
with these niachiries is iistoiiisliiiig. One of
tliein can be seen in opt-ratioii at airy time at‘
; my house in f1‘r'ecri.-farms. Tlir-y can ttlsti be
sveri on the (-oriwr of Elm and Canal st. ainl.:it
33 Gold st. N. Y. Its iidvaritirges over otlicr
.\lachincs are in I/astcnirig the cm/s liotlr,,wlien
it comiiieiices and stops, ainl 7221!/'i'/lg in. or
strc'c/ii'.n_;r ei/lier side of the cloth at plr-iisriic.
and stitcliin;_r_ llOlII sides alike. and will accom-
Wlllvll has often eii«.l.iii_g<»-i'e-(1 iiiylife. and always llllsll !f0U=’1f€llN’- \\'0|‘l< “f=HI_\.' 0llIH' m=icl!lUf'.—
i'eiidei'eil labor paii'iful. I liave. siilfvwetl ruin-Ir lllillllllm’-S "WI |'l2l|l5 fill‘ Stilt? fU|‘ t‘V?l'_Y lO\\’lI in
from opi-rations and ti'i.isses. and had giveii 1rp.t the °°"'".V "f I‘‘*'l'‘lI‘’-'*‘I« 9309!“ lllfl l0W"~‘ Of
(Ii-sp:iii'iri&', Ofrelir-.f, or of ever for-lirig like ii nizinl M0|1|‘“f‘«- NPWIUWH» R Bddll-i‘-'2 “lesion and Has
Bur rt-ceriily I was sent for. to be the: Inn. All per.-oiis a re czrutioiicrl aigairrst liu_vii‘_¢
' or using any maclriiies that are irifriiigr~rricrits
on this patent. DANIEL BUR {.
\Vestport, March 1st. 1851. 1'.’tf
A fifiard.
. A‘ II E. Subsci'iliers would take this method
toiiiforiii their friends aml the public gen
erally, that they have associirtcrl togetlier in
the practice of Dental Siir_;=.ry. and will he
STEP“ EN KINGS!-JAND. llllllllly to serve tlii-ir p=i__t.roiis irrthe best possi-
hie rrisruner. It is their intention to perfect
GR!-It-'..\'SFAl:.‘i1s, ‘i\l:ircli‘3.‘.tli. ’:31. such iii'i'.-iiij_*,e:i'ieiits as will s--cure to their
Docl. .BI)Ill'dIII.(l7l : Iii-ii r Sir——Last Jaiiiiaryj. friends all the a:lv:irrta_ges that the Dental Pro-
I tIc(:ltloiil5ill}—' Sit\\' N! Kl!i2Sl=ItItl’S- l9a'llIl10Uy fession affords. and to eviccuto their liusiness
iiddi-essetl to the Iiditor of the New York Ti'l- in ii style creilitalile to tlii-msolves. \Vitli marry
lilllma 51"‘-l".‘~Z ll"? i‘l"f’-ill. l.N‘»ll(’fll ho had ilcriveil tliaiiks for past favors. they would respectfully
from the use of D11 B~|ll|IlU,‘.’.'-3‘ "‘?\V I’illP-l1I:S()il(:il a coiitiniiauce of the same.
I}race'I‘russ; as I am one. oftlu-.sutli-ringilruir-_ (‘.H.1,S. l«‘l'l‘(,‘ll. A. IIIL L. DDS.
sands who he desired iiiiglit test the liistrumeiit,' . _ . - "'
and with him realize its I)t'll(‘IiIS. I i(lP»l(‘.l'tlIIllH4l yam-t_Y‘?‘§3'B“1I-‘1m8'?5€5¢5'°n€3€>5-_
iit once t.o make one more e-ft'~.ii't; for relief‘. hA"\l.'”K.D T" J,"‘“.l' ""6 d "-‘l'"""“y ‘ll
'l‘lioii,r_ili for nine years I had trit-rl all the va- . :"l_"I"""-"'M""‘l,"l I ‘”_"l‘“"""""""‘l ‘*‘l'l"l
rious Trusses in vain. yet as diiiwriiiig men I" ,“"Y I "_"" ‘_""'°" lf‘3‘”"" "lf“"‘“l I“ “*9 l’"l’l'‘_''
will catch at straws. conserpic-iitiy to Iiritlgeptiit. ll‘ '5 llmol "-g‘"'".‘.r' I'm’ Wm“. ."nd.w9‘"h"'i—.-ll
'l“.em’,,,,d me ],,s,,.,,,m,“, W-“S um,’-,,._d “mi is uiicliaiigealile in its (‘.0lt)|‘.—-it mixes readily
,.e,.y much ,0 my Su,.,,,.iS,, and g,,,,,,;(.,,,;,,,., I with any kind of oil. and IS"il.l)r“.iiIil.lI’Ul drirk
can say truly that my relief was instant and h."“v" midmesmnn c",l°"'. ilns [.)".'"t "eml
pcrl‘..¢t. Now I am eiialiled to go awa_\.- from me l""’."""m, m.'lw' 5‘ 3.18m”? “Hr [WM In"
home and feel like a man iigziiif, and I have A‘!l’’"‘y "‘ _l 890- '" "‘”"l’°"”"" ‘_V”l‘ Ill", Om”
fimh M mim.‘ 3, ,,d,,l,,Aed ,0 me ‘_.‘,,.}. W0,“ ,.,,_ It ire proof and sevf-i':il ot_lii-.r uii_riern_l Paints as
sea. Iliope that niaiiv will be iiirloced to try *°"l“""""' I“ "".V‘l'”'.'1,‘_’l 'l’9‘l*"’d "1 "59 f"”'
as have reason with myself to tliauk you fr'im che"l"’f’,*5 "ml _‘l"f"l"l"y' l\“"'f“""'"5 C9"“fi'
their inmost souls for your lreaotifiil lllVt'liIl0l1. ‘-'‘'l‘‘5 “I ‘'5 5“l’‘‘l''f”'".Y_ l"”"f* l"**"" §_1‘V“" '0' ”‘‘’°‘‘'
‘VAR-EM‘,\N J EN‘\~.1NG_c;. inlio brave tested it. of which these _tll(5.l“‘0.2
For sale and :-lihlied lilv Dr. lioardiiian. liro-‘: - n “ 6 have used ‘your,’ mmemi mu” m lmnm
lirietor for this State. I’li)‘Slciaiis and the mg C" and hmmjig um‘ ."l"’“ M“. mm!’ "Nd Ive
‘ _ _ . '. _ _ . I I . _”u”Pm can safely |'Pt?0llll1l-lttl it, as it ye,-y _.-,,,,,.,.,,,,.
"”fl"""g'"e’ mm‘ d.l° ”m"""’ I T m” I ', clieiip and durable -'ll'll(:lB oi‘ l):tll1l.”——I’Il-2MAl\'
N. B.-—Dr. B. will be at the No. walk Iio H I, _ _,_ Q” M,-ml id 1 Q _ __ _ y k U
tel for a short; time after l\Ioiiday, the 14th of _-. '-. "hm 3' I‘ I 8] 6“ ‘‘'l-''"‘u.:e I . “U
Apr”. . ].\iIIlI'(IiI(Io Oct. .,0, I800.
GRGGEBEES & cgggcgggy ' “I have used a large qua iitity of your min-
G ‘V. Sxnith ' " " i’ eral paint. and I find it to be far preferable to
‘II E Subscrilier would inform his former, -the Uylll" Or ""y'_mh‘_”'_ I’ '”."' "TV '" _"3.°"_.”'
. ' s impervious to water, and unclrari_;_e.ili|e in
customers and the public gerieially. that (_0,m_ ,.__n0RACF JOHVSON 1,.m"e|_ ‘or me S
be may be found at his new store in South; & U'R,.i,m_.d 0'0 ‘ ’ ’ ' '
Norwalk, where he will keep a good and ex-' .“'m 'p.,;',‘,t is f,.”. 5,10 h 7 S VVFORD
lellsm’ "”"""m’”t "F Gm'“'m"'°"°" P'.°VlSl°"S’l A0£'l1l.IlJl"lll€‘ iri-iriiil''iciui-eiZ . I A ,
Crockery, China and Glass \Vare. Also Flour‘ "\V‘,Q, mm 'M,;,_(,h'.,'4 1,,“-
aiid Feed, Sporting and Blasting Powder, —————~—l—-'—;'-—__.__" '_'.. _...'_:____"_'-
Patent. Fuse. and ii general assortineiit of-I 1,3550!“-tv10n '
I’ate’rit Medicines. Alfof which he will sell OTlCE.—'I_‘lie firm of Norton» Isl)?" ‘N7
atas low rates as they can be proc‘ured at llli C"- “"15 dl55°l‘'0‘l 0" the 155 -I"”U“'Ya
this village or elsewliereu 1351» by "““”“l """99"T-
Fresh Goods received every week. Goods -RUSSE I! ‘V- VORTON-
delivered in airy part of the village. AJJONZO I5BELL-
-Soul./1. No'rwaUc..Mu_i/ (ilk. 1856. ' 20 " 15- PRITCH‘‘‘RD'
Crockery. Mr. E. E. 1il'llCllfll(I is alone authorized to
‘HOSE \VISlllflg crockery would coiisnlt settle the business of the late firm and use its
their own interest. by calliug,on RA Y- ii.
name in liquidrqg .
MOND MEAD before purchasing else- ‘ USSEL \V. NORTON.
wrLr. Cum: llElti\‘l.\.
'['esti'iiim_ij/ ——Cnpy if a letter to the Editor
oftho Y. Tribune.
P~lrrinr.r«:To\v.\', Ct., Oct. 25th 1850.
I'.Ii'. (}rcelcj_/ : It, is c.-tiinzrterl that every sev
criilito every tenth person is the sui-_i,e-ct of
heriiia ; and. as the t.'t'i!iSPQll8lll. pain. «:lirii2er.
and lo.-us oflabor are so ,«__v='eiit, it vsould be it
I}t‘a'l(’\'0l{.‘Il(C0 to prililisli the ii)ll()\\'ll)_‘_' :
[am it fiesliy. l.-iborious man and have for
yeiiis been st-.r'ioris'iy }iffil(‘lPti with liefiiia.
iigatti.
first test. of Dr. I$irriiiiii,«_v_‘s “Bruce Truss."
wlricli_combiiics the propei-!ie.~i of gr:-at support
to the back, hips and alirloirieii. and of ‘a rap-
turetruss,ar.dcontrary to my hope, I have
not only been pcrfcc.'/_i/ ielir-vi-rl. but derivcil
gr-eiit. pleasure and support from the prr-soiico _
ofthis light, cool and lieaiitifnl device. It pains
me to tlrink of the suffering thousands under.
the use of buiigliiig ti-ii.-si»s.
Where. 8th March. 21tf ALONZO ISBELL.
However, something really worth the attention of all who ,
Railroad.
on board at our wharf. or shipped to order at
wholesale or retail. Address by mail or in
PGFSDH l\lARS"l.‘O;\' & POVVER.
Haxtuu \Vharf. between Fulton and Catliar':'ue
Ferries. Brooklyn, L. I. 3iiiI7
{4
For Sale,
__H \VITH immediate possession. a good
Ml” WW‘ ‘‘'“I‘*'' i“"“’8|'0ii an excellent strea iii.
with a convenient House, Ilfarii. and 14 acres of
land, Slllltitt‘-(I about 7 miles from I\'orwalk or
Stamfoirl. For par-t'ir:iilars (mqttlse of S, E,
OL:\lb"I‘I§.-\ D.'oi° JOHN’ I3.-\'I‘LE Y.
Norwalk. May ‘Hill. 1851'.
Sin‘
Look out for Counterfeits.
_\'E \Vm. Richards is puttirg up anoint-
merit in iniit-rtioii ot the geriii’.iieTaimei".~i
Geririiiii Ointrneiit. It. liears ii lac siinile on
the outside wrapper. \Vm. liichards. All per-
sons xvisliiiig to obtain the genuine article must
be ,r_voverrieil by the written !~'lglltll’t]l'P of .lolrri
"F. 'l‘arioei°. the inventor. on the outside wrap-
JOIIN It‘. TANNER.
3m'21
per of each l)d.‘(.
Jordan, April ‘lfitli. 1851.
° Salt Grinding. 9
A LT waslred, gl'0l.1lI(l and pack ed—selecterl
exiii'essly for those who desire the pure
uiiarlrilteivzteil article. Inquire at the store. of
S. E. Oliiistead or of the suliscriln-i-.
Norwalli. May 3. I. CAMP.
Platform Scales, &c.
LATl*'OI{..\I a nil coriiitt-.i' st-ales. pair-iit
' circular and spriiir_v lialaiict-, lialaiice lieail
and coiiiuion sleelyaid.-'. for sale wliolr-sale- and
retail by S'l‘lII£ ET (3: QU l NT.-X R D.
‘1 \RI’ E'l‘l.\'GS. OIL CLOTIIS AND
i\IA'I'Tl.\'Ix'S.--'l"lie best: assortiiieiit
in this place may lie liiiind at the sl’0I't-of
MA L L011 Y ét LEWIS.
Poplins.
II I’. Sl1I)S('.lll)Pl‘S liiivc» just rec'd aiintlior lot
oftliosc beautifiil I’oiiliiis and are sulliiig
tlieiii low as usual. MALLORY ck Ll<l\Vl.‘:'.
rk & Ed‘. Haven Eitaiiroad.
AR. I.\L\'U l'l.\llC.\'l‘.
N and after‘ ‘I\Iorida_\_'. April ‘.’8th. the fol-
lo\\'iri;_r_ trains will lcavctlie Canal strut-t
l’;isse-tigers will also
Ilrrrlciii
E!
sunnnn
O
station near Iiroailwiry.
lie rt-ccivml at. this New Yuri‘ 'llllI
Ilaiiroa-'l Office at ‘.37tli st. ‘ ‘
'l'l{.\l_\"S l"‘l{'C).\I NlC\V YORK.
1' Acroiiiiiiorlzitioii'l‘r:iir.i at. 7 A. 1ll.ft)l N.
'I]iIV(‘ll and all iiilcrriietliiitcstations. l’ass¢-ir-
,t_:ct'.s from the \\’iiy stations for Alliiiiiy. and.
the statioiis on tho tIo'is:-itoiiiic ‘ltttl 1.\livi-_1;.:ti.icl.
Ilailroad.-, will lill\(‘- ‘this 'l'iifiii iii.rl stop :it
I5rirl¢_=eprii't ; for Ilat'lfoi'rl, Split-\1?’lIf'lIllIlltl lins-
llilt,J.')lll I‘IX])l‘(‘>S Traiii at New II:ivc-ii; for
Corral lliiilroiiil Train at. New llavi-ii.
'2. .lC:<pi'<=ss 'l‘raiir at. S A. in. for Stiiiiiliiril,
Bl'l'igi'tItIl'l and New llavr-ii, lIlI"t:(‘t’. to IItll'l-
ford. Sprirmfiehl and I‘i(i.~$l0l1. l’iis.<eri<_goi's for
Canal Iriiliiiail will takr-. the cars at Ni-.-.v
Ilav.-ii ; for the llou-ritoiiic llaili-oiid to :\llittl1_\'
anrl I’itt.~lr:--til, and for tho i\:irig-.itui:l. ’.:iilroad
tit. Iil'ltl3{t‘])Ul‘I.
3. Accoriimorliitioii Triiiir at 9 A. M. for Neuv
I.I5l'-‘Pit and all Il1lPl‘l11(‘.(Il£|l('. stitiiiiis. I’as.<eii-
gers by IIEIS Tiairi for this flaiial I'»aili'orrd, will
re-iriiiii at New Ilaveii until 53$ P. M.
4 Special ’l‘i'iiin at 11.13 A. M. for
Clio:-to ‘arzd iritoiiiictliritc .~.ta!ions.
ICxpi‘es.-J Train at 3 p. M. for Slairifiirtl.
.\'o-wzillt, Iil'I(I'-'l-‘.l)tH‘l :ir.il New llaveii, llicri(,-e
to I'IiIlllI.)l‘(i, Spi'in,«_v_liol:l:iii'i i’.ostori, r:oniiccliii«_v
at Ilirrl‘-.'t'l.*rir't with 'l't‘:iiri of lfoiisatiiiric Hail-
road to I’iti.-fit-lil. and with 'l‘r.iin of i\'iiii_'_i_:rtiir:l.
liaili-oiid. Uri >.'.iiIuril;i_\'s lltis Trait: rariiiripc-p_.
\\-‘iili'l‘raiii rif(,';iiial I\’.a'ili‘oarl at New I‘IitVl'll.
G. Acc-oiiiiiiorlation Train at -I I’. i\1.llit' i\'o\\'
Ilaveii and Illl(’l'lllt’(Iitll(3 staliorrs.
7. Ctiiiiiririlzititiii Triiiir at 5 9.3 P.
I3ri:l;epor't iiiul iiitmiiieilizrte stations.
8. Speiziiil Train at (5,350 r. M. for Port CJics
ter and interiiiei_li;ite stiitioiis.
TR r\l.\'S TO NI‘. \V ‘."()RK.
1. Special 'l‘rain at 5.90 A. in. from Port
Chester .~toppiii,Qat all iiitz-i'iiir-iliiite .~tatioii:-‘.
Ll. Coiiiiiiirtiitioii Traiii at .-').-l() A. M. from
Iii'ril_<_;epoit,striping at all the rnterinediate sta-
tioris.
3. Ar-coiiiinmlation Train at 6.15 .1. M. from
New Ilaveii, stoppiri;_i_ at all intcriiiediate sta
tioii. icceiviiig p ssciiger from NaLigsiti.ck Rail-
roinl at. I’»i'iilgepiii't.
4. A ccoiiiiiiiiilzition Triiin at 6 1:3 A. M. from
i\cw II ivi-n. stopping at all iiiti‘eriiiotliato sla
tions. rt-.ceiviri_«_v pii.<seiruei's froin the llziitfoit"
:ri:d New IIavcii,Carial ind N.-iu‘gatuck .I'IiIll-
rods.
5. lixpress Train at 1.15 P. M.. (iii (‘Olll‘iP(’.-
tiori with the Express Triiiri from Iiostoii) froiii’
Neiv I.liivcii.sinppiir2 at. lirideiioit. i\'oi\vall\
and Staiiili)i'il—n>r-eiviiisv iiiisseiigeis from the
llousaloiiic Ririlroail-it Biidue .=oi't ‘Hid C'ii'.°il
IIaili‘oad at i\‘ew"Ilaveii. I- H I I
(3. hpccial Tiaiii at 3.35 P. M. from Port
Cliestei'8tcppiiw at all ii:tei'iiieili:ite .-:tatioiis.
7. Accoiriiiioilalion Train at 4.90 1*. u. (re-
ceivirigz p:iss+~ii_1ei-~_= fioni‘ the Ar-comiiiodiitioii
l‘raiir fzom Boston) lroiii New Ilaveri. stopping;
. .. .3 1 E .. . ' 2 l .-
InfillI‘llfii:llld:I(llilllldd“llllgnfflP M (or inroinec
tion with the I‘I.\’iii'ess Train froiri llostoa, stop-
ping at. Bridge-po-t. i\'tir\virll.' and Staiiiforil. ar--
iivii U in New Yuri‘ ‘ll 11.30 P. M. I‘IVt’llllt<‘I
1l‘_.o’- I.‘ 1-). ‘I _ . . I‘ .5
i.riri rorii llls.l6ltI(:0tlr18t:l.s with this I rain
at lirirlgi-pnit.
l\’I£\V HAVEN A.'\'D BRID(JI£I’OR'l‘
qPl~‘f‘l I
5. A I .‘ lo
From New Haven at 9.50 A. M.for Naiugiitucli
R:rilroinl and .I5t'ltI;_{(‘ptill.
“ New Iliiven at 3.15 P. M. for hlilfortl
a rid Na uqatiick Iailrtiarl Jurictiriii.
" New Ilaveii at 5 ‘JO 1’. M. for N.-iugatuizk
‘ .R7llll'(!:ltI iiirtl I3vt'itl;_vcp':iil.
It rom Bl'1(IgP]I0l‘l at 6.30 A. M. for New Ilziveii
from N.-iuqatrick Iiailroail.
“ Bi'id_r,;epoi't at 2 P. M. for New IIave:i
lronr Iloiisaloiric Railroad.
Narigaturk R:iilroail .liinr-tioii at-1.30 I‘
M. in cririuectiori with that road.
GI‘-IO. \V \VIIl.STLEI’i, Siip’t.
:
1%
—’ ==-oi-=-,
CANE EAELRGAB.
Siriiiiiicr Ai'rungciiicIit.
( N and afier Monday, April 28th. pasca-
ger trains will riiiidaily, (Sundays except-
ed.) as follows.
Leave New Haven for Coli :sville at 5.45
A. M. ]l.l5 A M. and :-‘..3t) I’. M.
Leave New llaven for 'l‘arili'villi- and Colitis
ville at 11.15 A. M. and 3 301’ M.
Leave Collinsville for New Haven at.7.40 A
M» If) 55 A. M. and 3.4-5 I’. M.
‘Leave Tai'iti'ville for New Ilaveii at 7.15 A.
M. 3 I’. M. .
The trains from New Haven at 5.45 A. 11,,
Colliiisville at 4-45 I’. M. aiiil 'l‘aii'i'iti‘ii|le at 3,
P. .\l., are freiglit. trains, with passenger‘ ac-
commodatioris.
Special A rmngcmcvil.
On Saturdays, liereaftei', tintil furtheriiotice.
the 2d passen,r_ver train out of New I‘ItlVPll will
leave at 6 I’. ;\'l. or on the arrival of the 3 1’
3|. express train from New York.
T""I"-9 “film H.&Irtfo.1d, l’i'ovidence and Fish
kill Railroad leave Plainville for Htll'lf0l'(I in
connection with the morning ii rid afteriu.oii
trains from Collirisvilleand 'I‘aritl'ville, at 8.15
A. M-. and 12.30 I’. M. ,
The trains of the Canal Road connect with
the trains of the New York and New Haven
G. VV. \VHIS'I‘LER, Sup't.
New Haven, April 28, 1851. ‘
Port
M. for
to
netic Remedies, treats successfully all diseases
which result from weakness, such as Asthma,
Coughs. Consumption, and other diseases of the
E’. espiratory Organs and Throat ; Diseases of
the Brain and Eye; curved, weak and irritated
Spine ; coiitriictions of the muscles, Depres-
sion of Spirits. Dyspepsia and deuiiigeirients
of the Digestive Ol‘gttDS,G0lll, Net-vops and
Sick Headacli. Afli.-ctions of the Kidneys and
Bladder. Leucliorroe or \\ bites. loss of muscu-
lar power; irregular, suppressed, painful or
profuse .\lr-iistruation, Nunibness. Palsy, Pal-
pitiition or" the Heir rt. I’roliipsuS..' or Falling of
the \Vomb. Rheumatic Alli-ctioiis. 39311083-
iiess. Sleeplessriess, Scrofula. Tic «Dolor:-ux.
(Ioldiiess of the extrer'riitic.s, Dropsy, Piles,
willrercd ul' decayed Limbs, Salt Rheum, and
all other diseases of the skin.
1.-'12’? I‘iXtllliinttlll')lI and consultation without
cliar_ge after the 14th inst., lora short time at
the .\'orivalk Hotel.
This Iirsiruiiiorit has received the decided
approbiitioiioftlie medical faculty, and the fol-
lowiiiu tr-‘stirriony of its llS('ll.lll|t\Ss is submitted.
Fr-our Prof. Mott. of.\ew York. and otliers.
The riiidei'si_t:ricd have exairiiued Dr. Ban-
ii':ii}.I,'s novel v-ews mi the iii(-cliariical patholo-
uy ofiiiaiiy alfi-ctioiisiil the Vl~‘Ct‘l'.s‘. and be-
lieve them highly iiite-restirigaiid worthy the
serious atti-iitioii oftlie medic-at faculty.
Valcritiiic Mott. ‘I. 1).. Stephen Brown. M.
D.. Stephen ll. I’\il';b3. . M. 1)., Alex. B. \VIiit.-
irig. M. 1).. .I. I{earui-y Rrigeixs. M. D., II.
i‘vl’Lcaii. M. D.
To Cling; own and other public speakers.
I"i‘oiri Ilr-v. Calcli .1. Teuin-y, M. D, of
Nl)l‘IIIill|I|)ltll1 i‘vIs.: Tlririceii _\ears ago I sus-
ltllnvti ii loss of voice which fortlrree years was
almost total. .\_.uliscqueiiily my voice was
\vo"ak and indistinct. (hie _\'earag(i l comn’u-n-
red the use of Dr. I}:iiiiiiri;_-'s Brace. and have
fouiiil very iriarkerl and rlcr-irled ailvairliige from"
ll. lll(.‘l't3tlSlll_1{ the ease of spe-akiiig and the
strentliofiriy voice. Now. ii-tliougli I speak
once ortwicealiiio-t. every Sabbath I should
SCi|l('t‘l_}i' attempt the serviceat all. if I had
not in constant appplicatioii the principles of
Dr. I.3aiiriiiig's I3race—\vlricli from my own»
kriowedue of its certain utility in my t~:'u:-'0'. H
cliut-rl'ully i'er'oiiitm-izrl it to all sti$’fer‘iii,%: a like
izaliiniity. C.-\.IiI‘lIi' J. '.l'l£;\’."I£Y._.
Eris": (§iii:i:.\'wir:ii. Fe-li. 4. 1846.
Dr. ioar<.irraii——Iir full-ilriieiit of my promise
I am rrow ready to give my npiiiioiioftlie Lace
as I lnive now tried it since last Septi-iiilier.——
In order that the bcricfit l have derived
from Its use ir.ay be known, 1 “ill state
my .$iltl:tlltil1\\'Ilt‘ll I imi'rli=iS€‘d it ; For about
six yeiiizs my l'lP3lllll has liven uiid-=i~iiiinoil. and
was ,2i'owiii_; froiii bail to worse. Tlirec years
Sll1('(' I was attacked with a l-'f'l‘l/OUS all}-r-tioiiof
the look and llt'i'1LI extvriilirig to almo.-t every
‘ partoftlie 2-‘_\_'.~'l('lD. so that my slreiigtli was
critiri-l_v pr istraied. Icouliliseiilrerwalk ride.
uni‘ ox.-i-gist», moile:'iitel_v wiiliont much suffer‘-
lir_Q—:I dr-nth like sirikiiig was felt at the stom-
ilt‘ll._ and an l:t!(‘ll>‘(-‘ pain llkllle left side, exten-
diiru to the pit. of the stoiiiat-li. and f equeutly
lollit-1 riglit side. atteiitleil with palpilatioii of
the lie.-rrt. iri-i»;1ril:i:' action of the storiiai-li and
ilrigisflve ()1'_'~_;illIS. and at last. with a double
curve in this spiiio. 'l‘ilH.-‘F. and ()lll9l'tllI’Tl('llIllt‘-S
Plllil't'-l_)' rinfitii-d inc for thedntiesaiid plciisuws
iifiifr-. I had ilioro::,Qlrly tried the vitiies of
'oli~ti-r ir'r-itaiits. and was lOl‘l|l€.‘lllt'(I by them
and had live issiies at. once on the back lor
inorii than a year. I had had the advice and
prr.-.sci-iptiiiiis of live pliysiciaiis, and had trie<.l
to ilt_‘,' full .s:iti-fsctir,-ii lilt‘ViiI!1('. of lllt"tlil'lll6 in
my cast-, and alter ail was rrotlriiig I)t‘lIPl' but
ratli-r vvrir;s.c. It was witlr ;_'i't*:Il’. aiixiety lhiiz
l at last ll'It’ll the Lace, ll-.:ii'iiigl.lu’it that. would
ill.~(| p-ove lll\:lV'i!llltH_’. But. to my joy arid the
i-i-J‘.i'icii.-;_ of my fll«‘lltl.~‘ my health has been
steadily iiiiproviiig fr.iiii that time and the hope
ofa pi-ife-ct. restoiatioii to hi-altli has been
~'ll'()l}‘_‘l_)'iI‘.\'2ll\8)lt"lI. I have gaiiicd much in
.-ll'EllgiI1 and \’V(‘ll_.tl, and now I c'-iii ride and
take exei'i:ise with liciir-lit and conifort. and can
say that in all the l‘f‘(!t)tlH'nLI2lll0llS I lnrve seen
oftlris imircily. the half is not told.aiid I would
say to any who are afflicted as I have been,
try and me fui'your"seIve.<. Yours. dzc.
JULIA A. ALLEN.
Copy of :1 letter from Rev. Dr. Strong, dated
C-ir.ciii«;s'i'i~:i:. :\larcli.4. 1847.
Dr. (3. M. I)'o:ii'diiiaii: Di-ai‘ Sir—-In reply
to your iii(piir_\' respectiii_t_r the i-lfect of Dr.
l}:iiiiriii;_;’s Lace. or IIULI_Y Iiracr-,oii my iliiugliter
I can speak with t'()i1lItl(‘ll(.'(’.llltlt it has been
,i_vreat and good. The lirace hits been erripluit.-
it-ally ti I2-i’llt‘E'. not rirerely in giving tone to the
part priricipri ly zillitcterl, but in givirig stieiigtl}
to the \vlioi(-. spine. and to the iiiuscles attach-
ed. I am [)l't'.t)=ll'-HI to t't‘C'll1)ll}el)'.I the Brace
to all persoiis afi‘i%cted with the spinal iitferrtiori‘
believing iftlicy are not in every iiistarit entire
ly cured, their sut1'L-riirgs will be greatly diiriin
l.sIIt’.vll.
I am here disposed to add, that. in my opin-
ioii.pei's(iiis of f‘llIlt’l'$i!X. er during ll‘iut'Il bodily
iiifirinity. wouldin most crises liegieatly bene-
litcd by \\'l‘ill'lllL{ Barriiiiiiifs Briiro.
Very Ptespcctfnlly, L Y:\l.\.\' STRONG.
Ni-zw I3i~:m‘oiiii. May 24. 1848.
Dr. .3oardin:rii: I")--ar sir—- 'l‘li'i.~: is ‘to certify
that lortwo yea rs I have ;1i'iu7iirilly tll'$;lllIH(I--—
lalioiiirg Il):f,it‘I' \VPilI\Ill'SS. pain and s()l'PllPS8
in my breast. and spittiiig of lilood. aml I felt
.‘(!,'SIIllC that I was dropping into my grave,
\-.'lii=ii kind fort one sent me to this city. for if I
had no? found rclii-fl must have pcrisliotl. I
was lll‘.LL!z'l by my lrieiiils to consult you, and
iiirineiliatcly on wt-:ii'irruyoui' I.a(:e.:iinl attenti-
iii: to your (ilt't‘t'll(illS I found an improve-men!
criirriiiciu-cil, wlriclr cniitiiiiies. and I an we-lias’it
were to what I wasilr-ii. Iarii act-qriaiiitr-rl with
riiany other ciises. with .~irnu.'ar l’t‘sllllS,tlllt.I I
pray that all may try it. li will he a great coin-
fort and I trust a pcrirrarieizt cure.
\Vi\I. II. SEAVEZ.
1\lu:nr.r.iii:Aii, May‘ 29, 1848.
Dr. Iloardiiiariz Dear Sir this is to certify
that liziviiig .~‘llfI't‘l'P(I very much fortlie last five
yr.-.;.i-_< l‘.-our Bi-iiiiciiitis, Chronic. Diarrhoe and
tho I’ilcs, and liavelriill rcsoni'se to various pct‘-
si-ript';oiis.witli litilc-viii-ct, l \\ as iiidrired to Hill
"D0" 5"“ by “'6 “'.lVlt't*. of a friend. and al-
tlriiriulit Iiiiii not yet well I feel as if I lrzidile-
rivediiiiicli lie-lll‘fIl.. Ilaviiig great coiifideiice
iiiyour mode of "treating cliroiiic «list-arses. I
would tlicrr-f'oi'e rr-conirn+5inl you to the suti'er-
ll]_'_{ gPll8l'tlil_')‘. a rid slroulrl be very happy to
state my case more in full to any one who
wishes to hear it, iftire-y will ciillaiul see me.
Yours. with the §{l'(‘.?Il(-‘Sf respect.
JA NIICS .\I. CH-\I’.\IANN.
\Vi«:s1' '!‘rsnU1i.v, Sept. 3. 1849.
Mr. Eilitor——l ilesire as a matter of benevo-
lence and pli'ilaiitliro;.y that you would give
it... fi,{|(m-iiig it place iriyour columiis: For the
last. twenty yea rs I have been i-fllictcd with a
lame liacl. arirla weak sloinacli. and tlllP_l't'llllO
ilizziiiess ol the liead,aiid a weak dragging sen-
sation pi-cvadiiig the whole frame. particuliir
afier hard labor. Much has been my suffering.
The first ot';\Iari-li last. I purchased Dr. Bair-
iiing’s Patcirt Lace and have wore it. ever
SIIICP. Lziiiguagr-. would fail to describe the
benefit I have receiver]. My back and stomach
are well; dizziness hiis disappeai'ed,and I feel
iiivigoi'ated llll'0l1gIl0ul the entire system. I
advise every one complainiiig of weak back and
stomach, and other affections. to make immedi-
ate trial ofthe Lace. JAMES LOOK.
New Loirdon, Nov. 2, 18-5C.
1ENUINE con LIVER oiL_, received
direct from Rushton & Co., for sale by
\V. E. BISSELL.
Norwalk Chronicler