I some thirty white poisons.
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"riiat Bridge West-port. Prof: 3‘. 1’. Edwards, A. .. . Hardware, Guttery, ~“,31N_E-9 Mr‘-Kl’-R‘S GOODS-'33?" Gm‘ 5il3°°k 33345 9“? §13n5- 1
OILS, Seating, \Vebbing. Sofa and Chair “ ‘_ VVE have iiiade_arirange-
On the Newtown turnpike, which has been
left to publish the enterprise and public spirit
or Norwaik for the last six mantlis——and send
scores ofiour old customers to,\Vestport-—’-is, we
are glad to learn, to be speedily repaired by the
selectmen of the town. It is not too |at.e to
repairthe Bridge and render the road once
more passable, but it may be too late to recall
tmiuiy who were, previous to this intcrru; tiou
to mmunication. in the habit of doing all their
5business fi.N0l'\Vtt.il<. \\''e are informed upon
itestiinouy very reliable that the eiiterprisiiig
|l’!l8|'Cl‘lfll]tS of \Vestport; seldom let a new cus-
tomer pass with a single visit-—but offer such
inducements as tend to a continuance of their
custom. This is liuma ii natuue evni-_rwl'iei'e,
and \Vestport. would be blind indeed if she did
not sometimes profit by the stupidity of
.Norwalk.
South N oirviralfia urscry.
‘V6 paid :1 visit last week to the iiiirsery
grounds of Geo. Seymour at South Norwalk,
and were really astonished to find so large and
so valuable a collection of l'ruit trees, shrub-
bory, &c. It seems to us that; this choice so-
lection of fruits and trees must be coinparativoly
unknown to our citizens. or else they would not
be found going abroad to purcli-use a less tlii-ifty
stock and much inferior quality of fruit. In
our travels abroad we have seen nothing to sur-
pass the healtliy and vigorous appearance of his
plants, and we feel we are doing tiie public a
.greater service than we can the proprietor, by
calling attention to his nui'sor_v. In Ptaspber-
-ries, Mi‘. S. excels aiiytliing we ever saw be-
-fore, and although the plants were only set out
This! Fall, he is now reaping it golden harvest
for his enterprise and skill. \Ve observed
many that were moi'e than an inch and three-
qt.llll'Iel‘S in circumference. He has about one
.aci'e devoted to this delicious fruit, from which
ffor the past inontli- and say a month to come,
‘-we believe he will realize a larger pecuiiiary
-rot/urn than iiiiy fainter liereabouts with sixty
xucres of la nd, devoted to the oi'dinary produc-
-tions of liusbaiidry. If any one WISIIPS to lo-
‘liold ii sight truly oeflesliiiig we advise them to
visit this garden of Mr. Seymour, and tliay will
find a feast for the eye as well as the palate,
not to be found 9-lS8\Vllet'6. I." it would not
have seemed ungrateful in us, we really believe
we should have had the courteous pioprictor
indicted for cruelty to animals, in leading us
about among these tempting and delicious lux-
uries, when in our physical condition it would
be death to usahnost, to touch one. \Ve hope
our readers will be in it better condition than
ourselves to appreciate the results of Mr. S.’s
labors.
And, by the way, while upon this head let
us call attention to a snl-._j.-‘ct so much and so
long neglected——that of the culture of choice
fruits.
beautiful as a good fruit tree, and that is at bog-
garly philosophy which pi‘efei's others on ac-
count of the annoyance a l'ruitti'ee may give by
falling a prey to juvenile dep1'edators. Tiicy
In our opinion there is no shade tree so
are among the richest blessings slioivercd upon
us by Heaven, and lot; every man who has a
family and a home (whether his own or not,)
provide liiinselt‘ with its priceless luxuries, so
that his cliildren lllny ‘liave no incentive to
poacli upon his neighbors.
For the Gazette.
A-oousra, Ga., July 7th, 1851.
.llIr. Eclitor : ‘
Presuiniug you like to give your readoi's_ all
that is iniirvelous, I take this opportunity of
giving you an account of an eating in:-itcli which
came otf near this city on the 4th inst. betweeii
it negro boy,nained “ Cupii ,” and t.lii'ee others,
——n. wager was made that Cupid could eat more
than any three that could be selected. Cupid
is 27 years old, 5 feet 6 inches liigli, and weiglis
125 lbs. His competitors were three negro
boys, one weighing 170 lbs, the other two
weighing froiu 150 to 160 each, and all be-
tween ‘.25 and 30 years old. ‘At 11 o'clock
two tables were set. and the race commenced.
.Cupid eat the following articles: (the other
three withdrawing when the ham apiece was
produced,) three roast: pigs, five broiled chick-
ens, one large beef steak, five dozen boi‘e(l
eggs, one boiled ham weighing 14 pounds, fif-
teen cantelopes and twelve large watcrmelons.
He got up lioin the table, after eating the
above, at half past. one, and oti'ei'ed to out ten
more wateriiielons if any one would give him
five dollars, but those present. thought he had
cut enough and refused to give him more, wlien
some dozen of his friends took him upon tlieir
shoulders and paraded through the streets on
the outskirts of the city. You can rely upon
the above as being true. as it was witnessed by
C.
I? An accident occurred at Harlem on
Thursday morning last, by which a man and his
son were seriously injured liy being on the
track. It has been the subject of a tremendous
Munchausen story—engeiidci'ed, no doubt, to
appease an appetite created by the sad occur-
rences of the day previous_. When will peo-
ple learn to forego this fool-hardy veiituresome
practice of getting upon the track when ii train
is approaching !
IWCSSYS. Allen 86 lwecker,
Those who wish to see Fulton i‘iI:ii'ket in
miniature have but to call at the popular and
very convenient establishment of the above
named gentlemen. ‘heir store is a perfect
Bee Hive--—where all the sweets of this ,,-.,,-1,1‘,-
goods can be obtained, and no danger of beta
stung.
(1
D
E’ It will be giutifying to the friends of
Thomas Robinson, Es-q.. to learn that he has
again received the appointment of Clerk of the
Courts of this County.
J. B. Ferris, Esq. of Stamford has received
the appointment of State's Attorney—a good
selection. ‘
_ )
5'' All newspapers sent. for a less period
than three months, wliether sent from the office
of publication‘ or otherwise, will come under
the head of transient newspapers, upon which
the postage must be prepaid at the oflices where
mailed . *’
Q‘ The Savings Brink at Hartford has de-
posites to the amount of $18,000,000.
-r
‘V0 were gratified to find in
thriving little town, last; Vl'3el{,--.l.l}tll.- she has
kept pace in the improvements of the age, and
presents many new and substantial_ evidences
of her coininercial importance and business
significance.
52? Mr. Austen has of late been making great
improvements in the art of taking Daguei'i'eo-
type Likenesses. His work now cannot be
surpassed.
E3?’ The \Viiio Rizviicw foi-July is a rare
No. and one which we could wish to see upon
every American table. Aside from any politi-
cal bias, it is truly national in all its doctrines
and tendeiicies, and worthy the support of the
A nicrican people.
$3’ The Norwall; Gazette mourns over
the s.-icrilegioiis destructioii, by the torch of
an incendiary, ol the veiieiable barn and ci-
der mill in that place, the pl‘0pPl‘ly of one
Thomas Bincdict, senior, on VVednesday
last. He says the spot will bear a hallowed
place in the memories of the grey headed
citizens and juveniles—an<l that no na-
shamc, could so far overcome his all pre-
vailing love for relics as to commit so gross
a saci~ilcge. VVc shall look tor some poetry
on ihat barn and rider mill in the next Ga-
zette, with a suitable discharge of fiery in-
dignaiion upon the during l-Ierostratiis who
caused those ancient relics to disappear.
JV. II. Paliadzimi.
E??? You are right, Colonel-—tlie old cider
mil docs doseivo to be eiiibalmed in poetry,
and \ve're——iio we dare not try. On such a
siibjoct our Pegasus would be so s‘pz'rz'/cc? that
we couldn't hold hiiii———ive know we couldn't.
\Vliei'e’s Bacon ?
I-35'?" Ilon. David lokee. l-Ix-t\.leii‘ibei‘ of Con-
gress froni Bro iklyn has received the appoint-
ment of Navy Agent for New York, rendered
vacant by the deatli of its fornicr occupant.
L77’ Aiiiong the lists of Post Office operatimis
For the last week we observe that Cabotvillo,
Z\l‘iddlesex Co., Co::ii.. has been changed to
“ Cobalt.”
l\Il-2l’.CII.-\.\"I"S B.~i.\'ic.——'l‘lie subscription book
to the capital stock of the :\Ini'i-.liaiit's Bank oi‘
this city, says the Nexv Ilaveii Pallatliuiii, was
npeiied to—o‘ay iiiidei'tlie direction of the Coin-
iiiissioneis. The cliartored capitol was $500.-
O00, and at 3 o‘cl-ocli the ll mouiit was thoiiglit
to be considci'al.ly over subscribed.
i‘-.-£9" Aii alibi-t is being iiiale to have the next
public Tliaiilisgiviiig on the same day, in allt.lie
States. The liist'I‘liui's(l.-iy iii Noveinber,istlie
time proposed.
Notice,
B:--foi'e lettVll)’7 ‘.Vzis.liiii<rtoii, we made a bus-
in e
iiiess conucciioii with one of the most efiicieiit
and suct-cs.-ftil ger.ci'al agents in that city, for
the transactioii ofany kind nfbusiness in which
our lrieiids here may liave an interest. Claims
before Congicss, Fir-iicli Spoliation, Bounty
Land, Extra Pay, prcciiriiig of P=.iteut.s, and
all other inattci's' i'equiri:ig the services of an
agent. there, will be iiiiiiiediatcly foi-wiirded on
application at this otfice.
Oirit
Died, in \Viltoii, June $2.1. llbeuozoi‘ Olmsted, in
the '.':3tli yci-.rol' his age. He was a ll)t.:lllll(‘l‘ of
Pilgrim Lodge, No. 4i}, I. 0. ol‘ 0. F. cf Ridge-
field.
At a ri-giiliir incetiiig of Pilgrim Lodge, No 43,
[.O. of O. is‘ June lltli, l8.3l,.tlie liiilowiiig Pro-
aiiibie and liesnlutioiis were iiiianiiiiou.<ly adopted:
The uiitlersigiicd, a Coiiii:ii'.ti=.c appointed to
dralt i'esi=liilions in relation to the dcceasc ol' Bro.
l'lbcii::zorOlmsted, i'espectl'iilly ask leave to sub-
iuit the liillowiiig Prcaiiihlc and ttesoliitioiisz
Wlicrcas it hath pleased Almighty God. in his
iiiliiiitc \\'lSt.lO11l.l() rciiiove li'nni our iiiidst our be-
loved bmthei-_ 1-jbgncz-er Oliiistetl. in the lull vigor‘
of early iizanliooil :iin'l as the ch;ii'.'ir:ter of our dc-
cczised brother was without rcpro.-it-li, jtl>.‘l.l(‘P, de-
mands a tribute of respect to the iiictiiory ol the
Lltp-'ll'lI d. lie it thcn,-lore _
Resolve (I. That in the death of Bro. lnistcd, so-
ciety has lost an zir.'li\'c and t:illt:lt‘lll inenibcr, and
Odd I”cllo\\'sliip:i zeiiloiis and lll7l'l‘_jltl. one. who
loved and ‘il'lJCllCCl.l tlic )l‘ltt(‘l ilcs of the Order.
5 S ‘V ' '
Ixesolrctl. '1 but we do truly syiiipathisc with the
parents and relalivczs iiftiiirtleccziscit biotlier. iii the
sad and painful bcrcavciiieiit they are callecl to ex-
porieiice, and we siiicwely hope that they may
liavotliat consolaiioii which is promised to ibcin
that niourii.
{t':.~.‘ol\'eil. 'l‘liat as a token of respect to the
iiiciiiory of our laiiicnted brotlier, we will wear
the usual lizidge ol' inouriiiiig for sixty days, and
rm :1 1:37.
an L’. '
-that our Cliaptcr and Lodge rooiii..lic clothed in
appi'upriat.- inoiiriiinf.l'or the space of Four nioiitlis
l{oi.:tilv'crl, That it copy ol' the aliiive I’i'c-able and
Rcsuliitioiis be tiirwardetl to the [)I‘il't-‘lllri ofuur dc-
partcil l‘Il‘t)lll!'.l' also, to the “G3lZt3llL‘, ol'the Union,”
" ilcpulilicaii l’ariiii>i',” and " l\livrwall< G:i;:ette,”
with a request for piibliizatioii. Signed in F., L.,
and '1', Hia.i.\i K. 5l‘(J'l'T,
DANIEI. I.ovi:ior,
SA.‘-IUI-It. I.0P.Dl:2l.L,
Ridgeiicld, July llth, IS5].
(Committee.
TIIE VOI.U.‘vIE OF EVIDENCE
In Favor of Dr. Rogers’ Syrup of Liverwort,
Tar and Caiicliiilagiia, caiiiiot. 01' coiirse. be repro-
duced in a i‘icw'spapm'. \Ve iixiglit publish the let-
tersol' the Rev. II. \Vi.-teiiian, Prnl‘ Cox ol' Ciiici
iiziti, Huii.A. l"0.~'tcr. and scores of otliers, but
those. after all, would be likr, bricks from Ilcrcula-
iicum, mere saiiiplcs cl‘ a vast mass of uiiiiiipeacli.
able testiiiioiiy. I_.iviiig vvitiiesses and iiionuuieiits
of‘ its ollicacy are to be l'ound in almost every city
and town, and tlie.A;.;ciits will liirnish a pamphlet
roiitaiiiing aittestiitiiiiis from the lights of science,
l'roni the liillar.-4 ol the cliurcli, jouriialists. merch-
ants, &c , to those who desire them. To lliese
ilociiiiiciits and to the ailverlisciiiciit in our colunius
we refer the sick and siill'ci'iiig.
iiiatiisb.
In Daiibiiry, ‘.llli iust., 'I‘lioiii:is S. Stone to Sarah
J. Bailtlwiii.
In Bi'iil_-_veport. 9th inst.. Charles A. Mallory to
Martha l-I. Ilsiiiliirrl; 8tli,Joii:ili T. Cooper of Hart-
ford to lsalii-l l’. Gilison ul' I}i'i(lgi—*pnrt.
In Fairficld, }3:li iii.~'l., Bariiiiin Gllllli of Step-
ney to Euiiico ;\l. .'\loi'olioii.-e ol'Fairl'iclil.
Dita.
In this town, 15th iii.st.. Anna 1)., wife of VVin.
F. Crolul. .i,«_-_e-d about 29 _yciii's.
In this town, 'l8ih iiist., Mary E., diiugliter of
Aliraliaiii Camp. aged '25 years and 6 ll‘l0ll[lv$.
In \Vc.-tpnrt.. Phebe Aim Smith, aged 21 years.
ll! New Canaaii, IStb iiist., Alfred Husted, aged
5'2 yezirs. ‘
Iii Bridgeport.l2th inst.. Aniasa .l'acksoii,aged 6'2.
In Fairlield. 7th lIlSl.., Uriah Sherwood, aged 67.
In Easton, Illth iii.-it., W’. Hall, aged 86.
AUCTION SA LE
Of‘ Hcueeh E Id Furniture.
- HE subscriber will sell at. Auction, at his
- residence, on Saturday, 26th inst, House-
hold F'ui'nit.ure, consisting of Chairs, Sofa,
Tables, Bureaus. Bcdstzoad.-;, \Va;-.listai-ids, Car-
petfi Parlor and Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Fur-
niture, &c., &c. Sales to commence at 1 P M.
H. M. BISSELL.
our visit to this '0
tive of Norwall: hovvever lost to honor or-
‘EROPOSES to give French lessons, in the
evening, to the’ Ladies and Gentlemen of
Norwalk, sliould he get a suliicient iiuinbei'.
Terms for 24 lessous——six dollars each Pupil
in aclm-m:c. Please give in your names to the
Editor of the Gazette. 1t’-‘:29
G. 'SAvi.\'os Socii-:'rv,
' Norwalk, July 21, 1851.
HE Managers of this Society have this
day declared a semi-annual dividend at
the rate of five percent per annum, payable to
depositors on demand upon deposits made pre-
vious to the ‘lat inst. Per order,
'1‘. \VAP.NER, Jr., Sec’y and Treas-
- Everything for Everybody.
T"\ [IE subscribers have constantly on band
.3. one of the most extensive assortinent's ot
Groceries, Crockery, Vv"oodeii and otliei-‘VVai*es
to be loan’? at: any other store in this county.--
Especial attention is paid to oiii' Market depart-
ment, wliere may be had fresli from N. Y. ov-
ory day, all kinds of vegetables, fruits, &c., &c.
of the choicest. quality. Also, all kinds of shell
and other fi<li in‘tlieii' season. In short, we
licep a. ;r_ene:'al faniily store, and are selling all
at \prices which astoiiish our slower selling
neighbors. Give us a call at our store in Main
st. ALLEN & I\r1EEl{ER.
Notice
ES lie.reliy given that the tirst meeting of the
3‘ -- Vl’iii.~.tcd ’lane and Lumber Company"
will be liolden at the nf‘fi<:o of said Company,
in Vifiiicliestei‘, on the 7th day of A-.i<1ust. 1851.
JOHN T‘. MOODY.
. ‘.V. S. \Vl“.'l.‘i\'IORE.
\Vincliester, July 14:1), 1851. 3t‘.?9
TUBBS 56 S.\'ll'I‘El.
Building Move:-s.
E \V.ELLlNG HOUSES moved witlicbim-
iieys stzindiug, or without disturbing the
iiiiiiates; also frames for cliurclies. All orders
in their line will nieet prompt attention.
South Norwalk,Ct., July 15th, 1851. 29
Eran Safe. .
SMALL second hand Sufi-‘. fbr sale
DISl3RO\V’S.
cheap, at
Building Lots.
Qll‘.‘.V.l<‘.l’tAL beautiliil and eligible building
$.53 lots for sale at it bargain. liliiquire of
ALLEN 6: M.ElCKl~2R.
E“. H. Noel},
iii.-tzvni’-‘.-iC'i'Uiti-tit or
TIN. Slll3i‘l"I‘ IRON, AND COI’I’I§ll VVAR
73,} E \ D l3 ll in Stoves. Fui llll('0S, lron \Vire
5 »‘~ and llods, Blllllllllil, Japan. \Vooil and
\Villiiw \‘7ai'o.-‘-. Iinives and Foiks, Fmce
Pumps. Load Pipe. Sheet Li»-ad. Fr:-ucli Bas-
kets, etc. Routing and house jobbing done at
short notice and iii a \\'0l'l\'lllfllllll':(:‘. nianiier.
South '.\’or'.valk, July 11th. 1851.
'§6"_57E have constantly on liancl ciiiidles of
3’ our own uiaiiul'acture, whicli we otl'ei'
at wholesale or retail at prices to suit the times.
ALLEN L‘: i\lEl1‘.l1ER.
E have constaiitly on hand and for sale
pure ice in any qiuiiitity.
ALLEN &. Mi’.lC.{El’..
Z-lessdemy. .
Vfifilllil siiimiiei- term of the South N0l'\\’.'1lli
.33. Av.-.ai,leiiiy is ill coiiiiiiciice on Moiidiiy, .lu-
ly 21st, under the care of Saiiiuel H. Orton,
M. Parents and giiardiiiiis wisliing their
children properly qiialiticd liir ii lii.:siiicss or a
collegiate life. tog:-il‘.ei' \‘.°itl'i the most coiistaiit
care paid to the l'oi'iiiat'.oii oi" their cliai'act.ei',
will do well to ilatte lil£,‘lll at this so lone: tin’.
fiivoiiibly ltll0\\'lll establisliineiit. Iiis.ti'ii-‘tliuii is
uivcii iii rearliiig and coiivei'siiig in l“i'oiicli.
100,- ;(,,-,,,5 91¢,’ upply to the l’riiicipal or to the
Coiiiiiiiitee. E. \V. STU.-\ FL'l.‘.
T. C. I-ll.-i\Z\"l7ORD.
GEORGE BENEDICT.
C. 'l‘. COH.t\‘\V.-\LL,
Etrapor and Taitor,
fig‘. _OULD iiiforin the public that. he has
taken the rooms over the store of
Lockwood. Haight 5.’. Co.. xvliere he is pre-
parod to make all kinds of g1ontlemen’s mid
boy’s clothing in a neatand tiisliionable nianiier
and on roasoiiable. ts-.riiis. [file has also on li-and
a good assortment. of i-eady-iiiacle clritliina. and
those in want. will find it to the-.ir ailvaiitage to
give him a call. A sliare oftlie public patron-
age is i'espectt'ally soliciti-.d.
Norwalk, June 23, 1851.
‘lFJ’a2ri1e:c’s Patent
A7il7'.~l"/"cczing »,\"U/.‘/7.!/II. and Force Pump
Can be used in our deepest wells 0l' fetch wa-
ter Froin wells at a di.-itaiice. It. works very
eiisy and discl'iai'ges 0 gallon of wattw to each
motion of tlielcver, and will not freese in the
coldest, \V(~‘tllllel‘. l5_v attacliiiig pipes water is
carried to any part of the liouse or barn and by
attacliing a hose can water the garden, coni-
yiird, wash your wiiidows, Cat-riages, &c. It
is also a good engine in case oflire as the pew-
er of two men ‘lizl throw water to the top of
our liigliest lioiises. Sold by
LOCK WOOD, lElAIGlI'I‘ & CO.
%i’()R'l.‘S.\IEN’S A'I"’l‘E.‘~I'.l‘lO-.‘l is partic-
l> ularl,\' called to our stock of Guns: in this
line we defy competition! Our (ions are all
made to our own order by the (2(-‘.ll3l)l'lllP.t.l ‘God-
dard,’ and ciigravetl with our own iiaines. \Vo
have it ls-i',qe lot of beautifiil ‘ Cock’ guns mid
by the steamer in July we shall reteive ll large
addition to our present.lieavy stock. \-Ve can
.satisl'y all tastes and faiicys from it 33,50 to ii
beiiiitiliil 3560 piece.
Also every variety of sporting materials.
IIOLCO.V.'tB 6:. LYON.
83 \Vatei' st. Bi'idgepoi‘t. '
Esest Gail.
LL persons having uiisettled accounts of
over l~'oiii° Months standing on my books
will confer a favor by settling the same with-
out delay. C. "J. GRUMAN.
'.‘Q
L»,
éfiéaazdies.
‘W
Store to Let,
__,L___,__: AND dwelling apai-tment's in the same
building. at South i\'or\valk. The store is well
located, .~.pacioiis, pleasant" and newly fitted up.
The dwelling apartme.iit_s are also risw. airy,-' and
convenient. Enquire Oi‘ LlCGl§l._{. SYEHS.
South Nor 'alk, June 26tli.185]. 3t26
ARPETING, Liiilies I-Iats,
Q Dress Goods. Iiibbbons, and all
bummer Goods at less than cost.
C. .l. GRUMAN.
6 YARDS offlleaclied and Un-
bleaclied Muslins at: iiiiprcc-
edeiited low prices can be found iii the store of
C. J. GRUMA N.
Eergains !
Pa rnsols,
kinds of
V Eng for Sale.
BLACK New FOUll(lltfYId Pop, 35
months old. Enquire at this ofiici-..
-fifi:’\'l"l‘lN(}S.—-4-4. 5-4 and 6-4 plain and
check Iliattiiigs, just rec'd by
MALLORY I56 LEVVIS.
‘;,VlNDO'\V SHADES AND PAPER.——
'5
A good assortment: at
L. El. RANDLE :3: CO.’S.
$7 ERNIACILLA and
Maccaroni for sale at
BISSELLS.
USHTO-N, Clark <36 Co.‘s genuine Cod
Liver Oil, rec‘d every week at
'\VEED’S.
IRON,‘ STEEL, PAINTS AND
H E subscriber would i'espectf'nllyannouiice
to the inhabitants of Norwalk and its vi-
cinity that he has now on hand a large and
well selected assortment of foreign, domestic '
and building hardware, cutlery, iron, steel,
paiiits, oils, French and American window
glass-—assorted sizes, agricultural implements,
carriage hardware and carpenters’ tools. all of
which he will sell. wholesale or retail, at prices
that will offer to_pui'cliasei's iiiduceinents that
cannot be sufpassecl byany otliersiinil-.1r estab-
lishment in this village or elsewhere. Among
his assortnieiit of -agi-iciiltural iinplements may
be found,ofl he mostapprov ed kiiids,lioes,sp=idos,
shovels, plouglis and castings, cultivators, ox-
yokes, "rain-ci'adles,scvtlie and scytliesuaths,
._ .5 . 5 .
forks, rakes, horse rakes, straw cutters and
corn shelters. Amongliis assortment ol'cari'iage
hardware may be found springs, axles, hubs,
bent felloes and shaves, patmit. leather, dainask
coach laces and malleable castings, (ice. A
large assortment of ca rpcntei-v‘s tools constantly
on l'l1lll(l,‘ which for durability and beauty oi’
workiiiaiisliip cannot be excelled. Those who
are in want of articles in the aboveline are re-
spectfully solicited to call and examine my
goods and prices, as I should be happy to show
them at any time, and lo sell them on the prin-
ciple ol “ Small Profits and Quick Sales.” The
subscriber is also agent for tliegsale rit'Buswe|l's
celeliruted min:-rul Paint. This paint is proof
against lire. water and wnatliei-, and ,3 u,,_
changeable in its color. It. mixes i'e::rlZiv with
oil like pure white l('lltl, and is a bcaut.i."iil dark
brown or lreestoiie color. It i'er:eived the pre-
mium at the N. Y. State Fair held at Albiny
in 1850, in competition with the Ohio fire-pi-ooi'
paint, atid several other kinds ot'iiiiiici'iil paint,
as being superior to anything of the kind now
in use. Being coiiiposed, as itis, of iiigrcilieiits
entirely dili'ei'ent. fioni those ‘of the ‘ Ohio fire-
prool Paint,‘ and several 0lll(’_t' kinds of iniiieml
paint, it presents itself to the public as the best,
clicapest and most durable paint. of the kind
now extant. A fiiir trial is all thatis asked to
test its genuiiieness.
N; B.—Mowiiig and criidle scytbes, ground
ready lor use, at the regular retail pi-ices.
3:28 D. F[.\"CE'l.
i 3. . , - . - i . n
t-treat b.iig.iiiis in Day osotis I
Y‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ U V- \ a
boiling Off Sunimei Stock. Cheap.
Eiieoixcoeiz §./. *-'a2‘.:.€§.l'Je.’5.:.l-.36-'.*.“,
No 347 l3i'oadway,coi' ofLeonari_l s!i'e¢‘t N. Y.
have been reducing the price of the i'ei'iiaindei'
of their SPRING AND SUMBIEIL DR Y
GOODS below cost. for the purpose of selling
them out to make jrooni for //icir mu; Fail
Goods, which they will soon be receiving Il0l'l_l
the various
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC M.~\..\il’17‘AC'I'OI‘Lll‘.S.
Their present stock embraces the inns. mag-
nificent and clioapest. lot. nfthiu Suniii'iei' Goods
evei'oti'ui'cil in N. Y , iiicliidiiig, iiinong.-zt otliers,
i3n.iU‘rit-‘UL PRINTED Law:-:5 F01‘.,Is A YARD,
£I'LEZ\‘D'lD BARK-‘.GE DE 1‘.AiM:s 1-‘on 15 CD.
ELEGANT 1-‘OL’I'.A11L SILKS FOR 35.
I—‘tGUi‘.ED B.-IRI-ZGES, cHiNTz COLORS For. 23.
And Sillis, I<‘i'eiich
Clia iubriiys, Poplins, Gl‘elltt(lilleS, Silk 'I‘issues,
Silk and Linen Goods in great; variety, Sh:-iwls,
‘.\Iantillas. <f\'c., equally cheap. Also,a great
V.-mi:-:'t"x' or GOODS 1-‘on 'I‘t'..\.Vi:t.t.\'(: L‘ItE.~‘SiiS,
.B:itliiiig
Musliiis and Caiicoes,
Traveliiig Shawls and Mziiitllliis,
Dresses. Lineii Dress Goods. ;‘vIouri‘.-iiig Goods
of every kind, as black Gl'(:l)tlLllll€‘.S, l}:ii'agiis,
Popliiis, Clialiies, lloinliazines, biacli Silk Tis-
siics. C\’c., Canton Crape Slzazvls, Lace Sliawls.
Lam: axial Mtisliri \‘.’°iii.lt:-st.’ D!'t!llE?l‘lGS, all l-ziiitls
of '\‘».—'liile Goods. best Iiid (;‘iovos, Us a pair,
.-“.le>*.iiiulei"s and others Silk Gloves, a splciidid
lot ofFaus. Gentlzaineifs l"uriiisliiii;_*s of every
kind, as Gloves, Cravats, Meiiiio, Cotton and
Silk Uudersliiits and Drawers, Hoiisewile and.
l"aniily Goods, oi every variety, as linen, iiiu's-
lin, (liiiiiasks, iiapkiiis, diapers, &c., écc.
A large stock of every kind of Fall and \Vin-
ter Goods on hand, so its to be able to meet ev-
ery wnnt of every Lady. Mei'cli.tnts in the
country or smaller cities will find this one of the
best places in N. Y. to fill up their f_'stock, as
tliey can select. any quaiitity tlicy want, froin a
single dress pattern up, and can buy as cheap
in such qi.iar.t.ities as by the piece or case, of
jobbc-rs and iinporters. Orders from the coun-
try or city will be promptly exectited. sent as
directed, and the Goods iilwziys wai i'ant.<:d, and
money returned if they do not give siitisfiictioii.
5175*” Biimllcs sent any hour of the day to any
Railroad, Steamboat or Ferry in the city, so
that ladies from abroad will have no trouble
with their goods from the time of purchasing
until they are ready to take their seat in the
cars or boat for home.
Terms Cash and one Price wit/tout Vtzrialion
. Fl dravgzlit from the lbuiitnlii, with every
$9 variety’ of syrup, viz: Leiiion, G*illgr‘.l',
St'i'awbei'i'y, Piiieappli.-.. Vanilla and Sarsapa-
l‘lll1l-—tlt the drug store of \V-. I3. BISSELL.
Soda ‘ii? Eur
New Fiiep of Efiorwatis.
iC.liSONS wishing to obtain a copy oftlie.
’ elegaiit new Map of N0l‘\'ltlli are inl'oi'm-
ed that the sul)sci'ibei' has purcliased of ibe
pulilislier the -0l1lll’3 balance of the oditioii.
As there are few roinaiuiiig, and no more to
be published, those wishing to purcliiiso will do
well to call soon. J. .- . WEED.
BLAKE’S PA'l‘EN'l.‘
Efire and ifiiater .?£-‘roof ?.e-limit.
F’ Wills superior paint. is applied in the same
.iniinner as ordiiiaiy paint; and nlicr a
few months expos'..'ro to tho. atmospliere be-
comes as hard as slate-or stone.
Bl<)‘.VAl{E OF COUN'l‘l~IR.FEI'I‘S.
\Vitliin the last two years, there have sprung
up more than a liuiidred ditl'ei'eiit: kinds oi‘
countozlcits, ninst of them no better than dirt
lioin the i'o:id.-:, and all pui'cliascrs are cun-
tioiietl iigiiiiist buying of any except my iiutlior-.
ised agents. \Vin. BI..\t<r:. Paeiitee.
P or sale by STR-EIi'l‘ «SE. QUl.\"I‘i\RD.
Ageiits, Norwalk, Con.
N overs.
7' ‘II-IOSE desirous of purchasing the most‘
popular novels extant, comprisiiig the pro-
ductions of Cooper, Jaiiies, Dickens, Lit‘-W‘.
c\’c., &c., will please call and oxiiiiiiiie a fresli
lot just rec-’d by A. SELLECIL15 Bilain st.
62:2-uano s.«*.i225.'€.."-o»;:i.l. Zifiepot.
E ull'ei' l'oi'salc fresh imported (z'U.»\NO;
CUlYllI8l'ltlQd, Leliigli, and all other de-
scriptions of foi'ei,i_v_ii and domestic CO.-\ L. put
on board at our wliarf, or shipped to oi'r.ler at
wholesale or retail. Atldress by mail or in
persm.. MA RSTON (‘EC I’O\VE,i’».
I-laxtun \Vhari', between Fulton ai'iclCatliarine
Ferries, llrooklyn, L. I. 3m1'7
Burning E-Eilziizi.
TOU need not complain of Poor Lights.—
-E ’.l‘lie siibsciiber is l'cCt!i\'lti;7, every week
fresii Camphene and Burning Fluid. superior
to any sold in Norwalk. Try it and all those
not siitisfiéd of the fact. will have their money
i'cturned. Forsale wholesale or retail at prices
to defy competition by W’. E. BISSEL.
Noivvalk, April‘22., 1851- ‘
Spi'ings,Buttons, Gimp, Mould':ng.Locks. Hin-
ges and Castors by HOLCOMB dc LYON.
OUSE BUILDERS HAR.DWARE. of
every description.-for sale wholesale and
retail by HOLCQMB 6:. LYON.
83 ‘JVater st Bi-idgeport."
Q.‘/1ARIR_AGE l\IAKER’S GOODS. Axles.
Springs, Shafts, Carrigge Bows, Bolts,
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails: IVOPY
Head Screws. Seaming Cord. dcc.
HOL COMB dz; LYON.
RINDSTONES. 25 tons sup,erioi° . grit
just: landing from Berea Ohis.'
HOLCOMB 6: LYON.
FEW ABLE CU'I‘LERY.——150. gross of W’.
- dz S,Butchers’ table cutlery,jiist rec'd
at HOLCOMB & LYON.__,
83 \Viiter st. Bi'idgepor.ti.
EEVILES.-.1500 dozen \V. & S. Biitcliers’
Files. consisting of ex-'ei'y_ size and _k':nri,
new opening by iioLco:o'i3 ac LYON.
’ OCKET CUTLERY, Shears and Scis-
sors of \V. «S: S. Butcliers’ and Rodgeis’,
odcning and for sale wholesale andgret.-ail by
HOLC().\'lB dc LYON,
83 \Vatei' st., Bridgepoi't:.
E P’ DOZ. hand, pannell, rip and back
9)’ Saws of B utcliers’, Spear 56 Jacks_oii's
and Becketfs. at wliolesalo and retail by HOL-
COMB :3: LYON, 83 \Vatei' st., I3i'i(.lge])Ot‘t.
Il.»'\ClC AND BITTS.-—A large stock of
iilarples’ superior plated and plain. whole-
sale and retail, by IlOLCO.\'IB dc LYON.
NVlLS.—-lIill’s. Peter '\-Vrivl'its’
Mouseliole, wliolesaln and retail by
HOLCOHB :56 LYON.
ISES.-Hills, Peter \Vi-igbt’s, I~lyde’:;
and 'l'illotson's of every quality flid piico
just opening. and we would call particular at-
tention to our stock. I‘iOLCO.\IB 8.’. LYON.
83 \Vater street, Bridgeport.
LACKS M [TI-I’S BEL LOVVS constant-
ly on liaiid and for sale low by
I'IOLCO'.‘vII3 6.’. LYON.
.-\ILS.—l;3OO casks Fall River; also 40
I . t-asks siiperior wrou_2lit nails by
l:lOI.CO.‘vI B 5; LYON, V‘/ater st. Bridgeport.
LUIS. BORAX AND E'.\lERY.—5’.)
’ bbl.-i. Glue. 'ass‘d sizes; 10 cases \Vood’s
rt-tiziod Borax ; 25 ca.-.k.-_: supoi'ioi' Loiidoii Eni-
ery by I‘lOLCO.‘~Il3 <5: LYON.
7?‘ OUSE li‘Ui’»I\’IS I-IING HARD\VAR.E.
E » ——-A full and coinplcte assortniont. by
IlOLCO.\IB 5: LYON.
and
are-"s' 3. ffomizag.
£j'\li'l.»'aS. I’. D.-'xR'l.‘O'iS, is now opening his
‘ll suinii'iei' l'Cll’(‘lll. for the accomniodation
of those who desire to be fuiaiislied with the
llC:ll(3Il(2lI"5 of the season, such as lco Cronin,
l«‘i-uit. Conl'ectionei'y, etc. etc. Tliuse who
t'avorod him with their patrniiage last season
are well aware that he was not. oiitdoiin by
any of his coiiipetitors. And now you will
bud him on 9.veii pace witli the age. He has
iibundaa-.:e of Ice and other materials, wliicli
w-.-re scarce last. year, and is prepared to till
oi'Llo.i's to any ainouiit in his line. Private
rooms titted up for Lt1LllL‘S and Parties. Come
and sec.
South ;“ioi'wiill<, Mziy 24th, 1851.
E;«"EsieE2é22e:.' .
WWII Ii stibsci'itiei-s, liaving receiitly made the
necessary ai-iaiig'einents, are now pro-
parccl to oricciito all orders for imii'iulactui'ing
and t'epa7:i'iii{: all kinds of iziacliiiioi'y lhr i:'i:iii-
iiliictui-iii_iz and other purpo:-,es. \Vn will also
siipci-intoiid the erectioii,altt.=t'ing and i'epaii'iiig
the same. ‘No have on hand and are cmistaiitly
iriiiii:if:it:ttii‘i:ig all the (lill'crciit l-zir-dz of piitz.-iit
axles for light and lieavy vi-.liiz:les. wlircli we
“fill dispose of on the iiinst liivoiiilile terins.—
Oi-ders to be lelit. at Street. 5.: Qiiintaril’s store.
Noriviilli, or at our shop, the first building north
of Jaiiies Jancs’,s.aw-mill.
ALDI’.iCll <5; VVHITLOCK.
i\-Vilton, July 1st, 18:31. 6iii*"2G
'ri1i«: Cl'II.EBRA’I‘ED ciii:.u=ics'ir
$9.2‘-pr.-‘.3 1ii3S'i5zZ9.l3'3iShB1®3it
In I/Le United States.
No. 99 B<>‘v'.'e§-'3', N. Y.
Illlf{AI\1 Al\‘I)El*’.:3OD ’S
liiglit Sgiiiciaas Sales Eco .i=.s!
HOLESALE and retail; Families and
W iiousol-;eepci's furnished at wh ilesalo
prices.
List cf Prince.
Englisli Three Ply Carpets, 8s and 09
linperiiil do do 103' and 115
Lrussels Carpets, 105 and 125
'l‘apesti'y Ciirpets, {is and 12s
Voiietiaii Stair Cai'pi-tts, ‘.2s, 3s and 45
Door Iilats. '23. 35 and 43
Talile and Piano Covers, cheap
Common Carpets, .‘3s and -1.5
Eiiglisli Di'i.i_c'_:et,s, 3.~:.6d to 63
Floor Oil Cloths, 33 to 45
Floor Oil Cloths, 8 yds wide
Iiiiglisli Oil Cloths, 83 to 93
'I'i.it'tcil ugs, ‘.203
Axvniiiist.e.r Rugs. -‘B6
'\Vii'idnw Sli::dos.E31 to $6
Clivcketl Mzittiiig, 4-4, 5 4. 6-4
Stair llods, 05, 8s and 105
Table Oil Clo‘iiis, 3s _
I-'llI?..'~\i‘il .’xNDt~“.RSOf~I.
No. 9!) Bowery, N ew York.
B R A N T ’ S
F‘ 3 "
til { E .,
. ti .. it
ii
Tine (i':i’e£It’:‘. CGUGEE R353"i"E§.)
Many years of e.\:pcrEciicn, and more than it. Hiin:lr:=.!.l
'1‘Eiaizs;iml (Yuri.-s of {'on:;ziiiiptE'.'c Coiiipi:.iiit.=, have
irr,-'.'t=-l to the izziiloiibttal s.itist':ic!ioii oi" all pcrsonsz who lir-.ve
-c-conic zicqiiiiiiitul Will: this icoiid.-r;,r':.-l rc;im-Ey. that it is ;:‘i'i-.:it-'
ly !‘.H})!'l‘i(!X‘_. lltcllttrlt’. it is son.’/u'.ig ti.'i'.i /ir 1'rio,an;l more
<‘crt.:iiii to cure (Joii.-iiiirirstion of the nu s, than any
r.-ilivr li,l.!t1i‘Il_\' in the \'.'orl.'l. " l'.uow. llHWL'\'I‘l’, that it is said
lL\'9lJl7
\\'c
by I-‘O!!":0 that Ciinsiiiiiptiiin can not be cured. Ties that the opin-
ion of the iii.-iiiy or the ti.--.v, v.-c shall not attempt to n:".:ne \'.'l'll
such, but this we will soy. and do (I::s:'r.£ as it t'n<_'t, wliicli can be
pruvo.-(‘l in ll:oi:u:izi-Li or c::.~:('.=, that this incdiciiie ling (-in-ml
(..'<-r:_m‘is and ri':’m:.-.-as wliicli. bi;/are the cures were etibiztiad. were
called ‘real (.‘un<::m uinn, and wliirtli xv:-rc nt!t_-iidcii with
cyri.-ptrinia llltll. rt'5l:llll)l(." , and \v-Jre in tall 7't‘£1=ccl9I:'.-’;c the §_\‘I!l])-
toiiis of llltlso 1l‘i’!0 iii», and 'tl.':'.'Cll dead iir!-. said to hurt: died with
that fziiat Piiso.-use {‘-¢:n:siii::;>t.i.'ixi. This Ba}.-.~:iii li.-..-i (‘ttl'~'.‘fI
I/io:1.w.'nul.~i of persons who \'.':>i'i-. said to Le lioptilc-sat)’ o!lliotmi—
\'.’li() li:'.:l f.-.-rd, dry. rm-.1.-i‘.-i_o {3m!;'.*ii.-=—.I’iii‘ii.-z in tlzv ]5!'l!tEP«E',
i\'i'.ic. aini }.’.xclr—I)il?li, lly Of iirczithi1ig—Piiri/Icizt F.‘:r1;.-c.
tor‘a.'ioiz-II;-r::.'c .'-‘rrrr-—— ."-1‘;/Isl-.‘.‘ii:rnIr—iiii<l “»':1.*¢f.i|)g' away
at‘ the I-‘lr-all and Rloo-.l. Pf'l'.‘('llS l‘..‘t‘.‘lll'.l we-.li cniiiplaiiits
liavc but-n ciirrd al"t-r it wn.-i said il:-.2_v could not live it Wonk
longer. Tlifa .‘\ic:i.ci:iI.-. has cizrod auiiio who were siipp-iisoil to
|-.,. an a dyini: .~:t:i1e, Lot, by the use of this ie-izicaiy, they
l’l()‘.".':llV<:, and cii_iny ;;().'."-‘I li-cai‘.li. ‘ _ .
’l‘li.s i%;;l.-,:i2u is }7.‘Ir>:ly rz 1':'_r/e.’a7).’c com-iov.'iz(!. it !’~’ p.e:i.s-
an: to take, and never do-.-.i L’Ijll)'y in any stau'.:rii'tl1si-iii-'0 or iii.ilcr
may cii'ciiiiissti;iices. lt cti'cct.-I its v.'oml::rt'iil and r.-imoxt mi.
1-.-ni-.uloii.s C-ll!'('r'l by i’t:i'it3'i:‘.Lr, -\'fI'-?'-’_'/!-’I!"-‘-'II.'I- 8!.‘-I l’2iVi.';-
o;v;igh:;{ the wiiole s;'.<icni—lry r«;rI'1('z'::‘;iII !.‘:c c:‘r.:.-il.7¢‘i'nri, and
prmtucizi-; u /ii.-t7Il.’i_:: :ict:i.~n--1.liii« u1.'rig,-ii:_ii (7oii,'.:“.i— wot/‘iirig tlic
;"st:3'\'i:.-,-i—:iriil a:‘.-i:'ii;/ and ,!1iri'/.~'l.2li‘ii_r/ Expcctoriitiou. It
Cures the tiiiiowiiig diseases, viz. :—
ll . . . ' ' ,
{,'(}IT(,‘.I{,>'-‘a and Col-:.’xi. Ilrni.-cliiliv, .’l5(v'l7l'lt1, S_1i:.'lEn_7 of T:‘I.>a.'!-
life:-J:'.4y at the ].lliI!]‘.'. I’ui'ii.t in flu: I;/C173’, Sid!-, and I."il'r.\'l. NH‘-
r.)ii.si.~c.'.'s, i'\’-t':,r/it Si:-iwtx, I‘tI.’}.=i'tru‘i‘viu of the HeiI.=‘.‘, i."i'i -Ell F5’;-
lii.-lLl-I W’,l<L\E{ijxii‘.."5.\}'l.‘<i and (,’oni;n‘u.ints arising Ki:¢:.t‘t:-
t'i'nin. CllflIL'!'I'l. liitaintiuiz, ac.
53' Fox‘ Pi':i:*f aiiil p:ii:Ec:i!::rs of Cures. sen our P:lm~
phlels and Iiizzizibills-—ull our Agents liuve them to give um-ay.
l*'oi' sale by A. Selleck, Norwiilk ;_ ‘Wartime
and \V. B. .l_3"er. Bridive .oi't.' A. B. Iiull, Dan-
, J ‘_ . 1-: P 7 _
bury; S. C. Silliinan .li-..‘New C-anaaii; R.
Hoyt. Stainl'oi'd; J. VV. Tiiyloi', V»7estliiii't; I3.
P. l"aircliild. Bellini: L. l'.iui'i',« Greenfield; G.
B. Illitldlebrook, .V\7lilOt1-', Nichols dc Belt.-'.,
F'aii'field; A. S. Vinteii. l.’Ve:.~toii; D. R. Sl'l—
leck, Rirlgefieltl ; A. Nichols, Soutlipart; A H.
Duncomboréc Co.. Reading Ceiztie; E. 11.
Pcck.Gi'een\-vicli. Ali 0l‘ll£‘t‘S must be address-
ed to \VALL.-EOE 86 CO., 304 Broadway,
N. Y. lyeowi)
‘Easel; glosses
@ F all kinds put in for one shilling eacb..by
C. A. DLTRAND.
ments for keeping the lar-
‘ , gest assortment of Goods in
our line ever oflԤi'ed in
« ¥ Norwalk, and larger than
many city stores. Our
. . , rents are low——we buy for
cash, and in some cases advance the cash for
goods imported-—we are thus enabled to sell
-very low, so that we know it is for the advantage-
of the people of neighboring villages to come to
Norwalk. \Ve are here on hand to make all
our warrants good. '
'iVA'l‘CHES.—1Ve have just now received
direct from the importers a large invoice of gold
and silver watches. Gold watches ti'om'_$'25 to
$125 ; good silver lepinerand lever watches for
$10 to $20. You can buy watches cheap now.
and warranted without f'ui-tlier expense.
JEVVE L RY, &c.——A great variety ofladies'
and gent,’s bi'east.-pins---new every week from
6 cts to 10 dollars, finger rings in every variety
very cheap. gold and plated chains and lockets,
llll','-I6 lot gold and silver pencils, lino assortment
of gold pens, gold and silver spectacles to suit‘
any age. silver and gold t.liiinbles, (Ste.
SILVER \VARE—With our own stamp.-
and warranted pure as coin. We have now
the laigest lot of every variety of silver ware
ever oti'ered here. Spoons, butter-knives, beef
forks ; also plated tea setts, table forks, spoons,
cups. &c.——-all engraved at the same price.
CLOCKS, &c.—Fi'encli mantle clocks, 8»
day brass, very handsome and cheap; we can.
give you good time for 10s. Looking glasses‘
from ls to $10.
LAMPS & GIRANDOI.ES.—We have
it large assoi'tme.nt of tiuid lamps, fitted for
beauty and safety; when fixed right you have
a lieautiful and safe light. Candlesticks, cake
baskets, castors, tea setts and tea boards.
COMISS AND BRUSHES.——Dress,back.
side, fine, silver. shell and horn combs; tooth.
nail, hair, cloth, hat, flesh, boot and dust
bi'uslir-.s—-new patterns every week. _
CUTLERY, &c.——Lnrge assortment of
pocket knives, scissors, k_nives and f'orks,razors,
straps and soaps, ladies’ and geiitfs poitmonaies
and wallets, silk purses, tuning fork, hair pins,
cliroslia needles. etc.
FANCY GOODS:-—‘Willow waggons, cra-
(lies, a great variety of willow baskets, tops.-
balls, children teetliing rings and whistles, hair
oils—vory nice, pi-.rluniei'y. fans-—a few pat-
terns very nice, {lotions and accordiaiis with
books very law now, ladies’ work boxes, toilet
soaps. 6:0.
Without fail call on us and see if we do not
i'edei-in our pledge to satisly you in quantity,
quality :ind [7l'l(JO. \Vatcli W0l’li-Jol) work of
all kiiitls——beautil'iil engraviiig. all done in the
best. way at. sliort notice, in the large building
north oftlie bridge. C. E. DISBROVV.
\ .i;tiesvt.s../ /
Toiitib-F-9'i”%:'t>,,.
The best. and sl.i'oiigi-,st certified incdicirie in
the world for the cure of Dyspellsiil in Jill its
l'oi'iiis———siicli as lioiidaclio, l'lt.‘tll‘ll)Ul'l’l, habitual
costiveiiess. acidity of the stoinacli. los3’_,_c-f‘ ap-
petite, asthma, piles, ir.cipicnt consumption.
ileliiliiy arising from pi'oti'acted f0'v’(3!‘S, fever
and a_<_»uc, uXp0.~llIt'e to heat or cold, old age—-
iiiid diseases arising from iinpeifect ’digestion,
or a deranged condition of the stoniacli. It is
also an excellent. remedy, and not surpassed by
any medicine in use, for females suffering from
uterine or nervous deraiigemt-.-iit,
Amongthe n'.im'oi'ous and highly respectable
C8l'llll(:tlteS, we refer to the following:
Prof. A. A. ll.-\Yl-IS. M. D. State Assayer.
FX'I.‘Z11!£NRY Hum-za, ESq.,BOStOn.
Jas. O. Doss, Esq.. City Treasurer, Boston.-
flon. Mviiou Lavvnmiciz, Ex-Prest. Mass.
Seiizite.
Hon. L. H. Aii.voLn, formerly Gov. Rhode
Island, now i\:le.iiiboi' of Congress.
l‘Ion. \-Vin. Vfonnniiiiioi-1,lbriiierly Gov. of
Elicliigan, now U. S. Seiiator.
II on. J. T. Moiii:iii:An,liii'niei'ly Gov. of Ky
now U. S. Senator.
Hon. J. 14‘. SIMMONS, U. S. Senator from
Iiliode l.-sland.
Ilon. S_A.3i‘i. S. PHELPS, U. S. Senator from
Vci'iiiou'...
llon \VM. Urii..iM, U. S. S- from Vt.
lion. Sn1.oaio.\' F'oo'ri-:, M. C, from Vt.
lion. El. D. l7’0s'ri-:r., C. fioni Penn’a.
l-Ion. M. L. I\.lAR'1‘AlN, Delegate in C. from‘
\Vis. 'l‘cri'itory.
Gen. A.C. Donon. D. C. from Iowa.
’t. P. i“.'I‘OW}C, l3Isq., Clerk in House ol'Rep‘.
C. C. 'l‘iiowniiii)Gi-:, Esq., Detroit, Mich.
Gi~:o. \V. Jo::i-ts, Esq..,- Surveyor General
Dubuque, Iowa. —
J05;-21‘I-I Iloxii-2. Esq., No. '76 VVall st., N. Y.
blauy ()ll'l€6‘ lltCllVl(lLltllS of the liighest res-
pnctability can be rel'ei'i'ed to, who will con-
lii-iriall that has been said in favor of this inval-
uable inedicine.
DI’. GEO. B. GREEN, Proprietor, \Vind-
sot‘, Vt.
REF.D. BA"I‘ES dc AUSTIN, \Vl'iolesalo
Di-iiggisis. No. 2-3 Moi-cliants’ Row, Boston,
General A Gents.
Price $1 per bottle; six for
C:'\U’TI()N.—-Ecllli bottle of the Genuine
C.r_i/genatc-cl Bitters, will have the outside‘
wrapper printed in En9lisli,French and Span-
ish. with the si_«_rnature of Gen. B. Green, Pro-'
pric-tor, upon ’I‘iii'ce Sides, iind in addition, a
finely engraved label upon the top of the bottle‘
with the signature of ,bie.'=(l, Bates 56 AuSil.!J..
who are the sole Gene-ral Age_iits,and to whord
all orders must. be l\(i(ll'(‘SSO(l.
For sale by \V- 3. ISISSELL, and drug-‘
gists generally in the U. S. and Camidas.
Dlifi-‘Z, BROTIIER 86 C0.
334 wiLi.iAt'.i s1‘n-I-JET,
Net?’-York,
IiIANUFAC'l‘U5‘2"IRS CF l'ZVI‘iRY VARFETY OF
- Esamyss, Chandeliers,
Giraadcies, csizslclalira, GaslEixtni'ess
April, 1851 .-—6i‘n is.
:
fiends for Iviaohiner" . .
’§',l%7IC are the agciits for ready made rivettad
fl Bamls for machinery. and are now pre-
pnrrd to l'ui'iiis'ii all wiriths at maiiuiiic'tui'ei'3'
prices. \\'e would call the attention ofall who
are in want‘ of a superior article, to‘ our stock.
Orders. from the countiy promptly attended to‘;
lriOL(.‘ODvlB Er. LYON.
83 \Vat.ai' st., Bridgeport. U
Q t«:NJtNE COD r..tVi~‘.R OIL, received
"T direct from Rushton «:36 Co., for sale by.
\ “T. E. BISSELL.
, Grookery. _
:‘ WHOSE wishiizg crockery Would C011-‘Dill’
their own interest. by calling on HA Y4
MOND «SE HEAD before purclnising else‘:
wh ere. 8th March:
Norwalk Chronicler