n--zi-
..
:.=.i.'i.§e.:-.t'r_=,r :2‘-E./. ’.:‘:?-lorwelia Railroad.
I¥'O'l‘ylCE is lié‘t'elty'given to the subscribers
"to the Capital Stock of the Danbury and
l'.'lofi'walk Rziiiroitd Comp:tny.tltat; the Presi-
dent and Dii'ec.‘t.o;-‘s at a' ittccting l1i3ltl_llli Nor-
wztlli, on the 1f3t'h day of Se~pteutl)ot', 1850. 7:0-
l.c.rl that iiii'in.-:talnteitt of 10 percent. on the
2‘:-t‘,.lil':il'sl'(i-.'l\'. iticlialing the amount paid at: the
tinio of S‘.li):-‘l}i‘ll)l!1:Q. be paid to the Treasurerion
or lmfrii'e the '3t).‘li Oct. ti:-.\'t. ‘
And that‘ fn:'lltct' illSi‘ill!Yt(’.t1f§ of 10 percent.
5'9 .i’ll'l‘-l OH or bt=.i"ni'r the first Mondays of'De-
.'~:n:tiict', .lanitai_'.*, Ft-.lii'uary, Marci), April,
Mav. .l‘i:it:.i, July, and Augittit, no.*;!.'
The sa.tl):cr§lmi-s residing at i\‘orwa|k itnd its
vii,-'init._i_.'_, will please call and pay to \Villi:tm S.
Lorkwon:l, Esq.. Assiietititt Ti'e:tsitt‘ci'. _
C'ei'tili'(:ates of slocit. and aittonnt paid, will
be i'e:td’y at the time of payment; of instalments.
for delivery.
A A RON 1*} E ll? Y, 'l‘rcasurer.
Dititbitry,1b'tlt Septeinbor, 1850.
§'?'~;'-.".?‘.-‘.".1*.§l.“€ E’ 6‘l€*.—‘25;‘»."--’%§
Bails-y7’s liiatgical Pain 1-1~r-:tr2tctor-
[fri zz II.‘,’l(J ll-7/‘iz,i),i,>ci‘ and l;o.7.‘c.~: .'i‘llI.(.‘/7. cr.-/.ar,q'('r.[.
é.’3N;XU'l‘lON I Cotiiit'et'l'eits’of Dolley’. Ex-
’ trtictor, in the old \vrap;‘ie'r, flood tlte
nnirket——avoii_l them as you would poison, for
ll1ey‘lt1'Gt1SlltlItg(3i'!)l1Sll'l their application.
>- . .-. Jr. .. . I ‘
Lay Dalley s ..\.ti.ti.-tot, only in All.e new
di'_ess;_ an l"ltll'g5? Baxes——yoti_ gain laigely in
iptantity orthe Oint_in'cnt. over the ohl s:ze,‘anil
what. is more. intportant. yet you avoid the
danger of being iaiposctl upon by a Coittitcifoit.
and are certain of gt-,tl‘iti,-,5 the gcitttiite article.
The Genuine. D.-illcy Salve,as tltottsiitiils will
5051313’. is an ittl:tllible‘ rentedy fitr'tl'io worst. of
l-5!-11"‘-5. Sciilus. piles, rhenntatisnt, sore and in-
ll:ttnc<.l r-‘yes, i*.t'y.-tipclas, salt. i'hcitnt, cuts.
\'v'0Gl‘itl-.4. lii'~.tises, and all cutaneous and inflam-
inat'or_',' (llS(’.t1S(‘.S.
N. L}. Es-'ei‘y local agent will be provided
with it certitiI:ate, signed by my lawful attor-
ney, and by tlte Ti'avelliit'-_v :igeitt.‘
E-I?‘ See the new printed Circulars for 1850,
1 ._ ' - . .
ttteyconiatn ntuch tn'ipoi't:tiil' and tittcrcsttng
inforin;tt.ton. [-1, D,t,LLE‘{__
41.5 Broadway, N. Y.
ilirnizzzz-:1 Es‘-aisrastic,
The greatest‘. clicapesi, aitd most ccrtain
rentedy over discovered for the cure of dis-
eases of ltorses and cattle. Huniors, sores,
sweliiitgs, strains, q'.llllel‘l)Ot1(‘., galleil neck and
::l_touliiei's, itnrd or spavin lumps—it; cures with
rapitlity and certainty! and no case of po-
evil, has, as yet, re-isted the \V'0l1tlE_‘-tfLil prop-
el'tlSr‘v of this great. and truly valuable i'eittedy.
5:5? F.-it'iitei's and otvnors ofliorses and cat-
tle, try it once. and you will never al’tcrivat-i,ls
be witliout it.
i§.Gi~2.‘\"I‘.~.‘—-—-:“lOl'\\-'::ll{, W’. E. Bisscll; South
Nor\'vall~:,G- \V. Stititi]; \Vesl'prti't, .lolin ‘.V.
'l"a_\'l.rir; New Cartrtan, S. C. Sillintan; Stain-
foril. llztswz;-.ll Hoytz. 3
_.,. ..
.1 '.''I r'.\-:-. .'.,I-- tip":
I-..-» .... -J-.a. :.o..:..’3 .1...“ ‘.:_3.?:C=‘.~;1i .
just rotiiriiotl fimii New .Yorl~; Will) a
new and valuable collcct'.i,oii nt'.“3i:ltooi n iltl
I
t
."-liscellittiemts lloiilts. Also,.:t l:t l'fJ,0 ltE=Sl)l'l1i1tétil.
«:fSlatioitei'_t'. including if-lank Locil-Ls. li'cols(-ap,
l..t>-ttetgaiitl .\lote i’aper, envelops, Slates, r.\:c..
‘.‘.'-llltfll he will sell cltcapcrtltntt tltoj,‘ can be
bottgltt: for at any other store in this vicinity.
Ron!-;s of all kiitils, bound itt his Us-lltllly
neat and tli;it'ablo styii-t, at oxtrcittely low rates,
and s:it.isfac ion gi-seat to all.
“nan
.., .
.'.‘i::aI‘ u,gc,
tag l*ll’U LCH l-‘...‘tL Mimuinettts and Gl‘«"t‘.':.!
tfitone.-.‘. ofevcry variety ofpat.tei'ns, and of
the iitost. skilful tvorkntanship. The ltcst as-
..-:irt.inoi;~t; of Ainr-.rican and Foreigit DIdl'lJl<?,.
kept coitst::tntl_\; on 'naiid.
.l’ersoits vi.-'islt'iitg to pi'ocur.'3 Motmments or
:1 my kind of f‘.l:ii'ble \Voi'l;,are iitritsztl to calland
€jl\'P it pot‘.-toiiai in.-tpcciioit of his ntatcrial and
~v-.'oi*l;inanship_, as this will be niore s:tt,isli:ctoi-_'y
ihztn to pi.tt'it‘:iasc ofA<_:o:il‘s witliout. an opportu-
city of testuigt.l.io quality of the article can-
i;i‘.tClit3t'.l for.
Z?-4-?'l‘lte Lettering and Oriiamcnlal \'.'oil; is
er-zectited by an e\'pei'ieiiceil tvorltniaii and can
w::i'i';tiit. it to give eatii-e satisfaction.
.l\lorwall<. Al1g..‘.;l1.l8‘-18.
79%"-')'l‘lC.‘l<.' is liercliy given that deposits will
.- be i'cccivcil by the t;rt=.:isiti'et' at the Fair-
éii-.-.lil County llank, frotn 10 to 12 o'clock, A.
H. and front '3 to -1 o'clock, P. M. on bfotttlays,
'l‘.iies:l:t.ys, \Veditesil.=tys, '.l,‘litii'.-=;d:tys and Fri»
days, and on Szittirditys front 10 to 1'2 A. M.
and ‘B11023 P. Al. until furtlte.r notice. Pet'-
soits wirsliing to make loans are }'(!q|_t(>stQil to
nanl it written application to the treasurei-,
stating amount and siai-.ut'ity.
'1‘. \V.—‘.iR.-.\"l~)l{, JR., Tl‘Cf1‘.'~.‘l11‘el‘.
Norwallz, Dec. 3,18-l9.
E3095; " ,
ma 1 l§r.\lR'.‘[ ll.-\NDlilS renews again
hisackitowlcdgtiteiits to the public and
if‘?-‘>'~his fri/ett(l;-s for tl.tcii' generous patronage
:lutrnig the]year past‘, and l1c0])l(‘:Sl.l) merit ait nit-
in 'ei'runt'.ct cottlnirtiitce ()1 t to l)1‘i.'',~‘ll1F*..*‘'.‘ -, i _
lion:-_:hip which he has so long lTll1llllllll'1f‘:tl ldlili.
this community. lilo will be found now at; his
now stand opposite the store of Chas. lsaacs,
where he will be happy to son, n-ttdserve his
f=l_Ll friends and the public. The character of
lus.work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises (,WvL'3i'.V,’ article of nteii’s
and Cl"lll(li‘(‘.l.l’S wt-ar, witli l'l.ub’.;ers and Over-
sltofs in tl1cii'scasoit, for ladies and gentleman
li «.‘.’(.'.'s_ of the host quality, and in any
(pt:tnt.i.t;_V. suite-.l to the wants oftlte craft.
N'0il"\V£l.ll{._ Jan. l. 1851. 1
I
I
1.:
3
"’-‘A3
wits»
;iP;rc'£cs::tf.ez 13.‘ -teazsazaee Ge.
Of ii. A RT li‘ O 1-? 1). Co.\';\' .
$_E“:§{)i),G<’}0~—lVi//'2, Pi"i2;2-[age to I71.-
crcz.L.s'c to ffzzlf (1 /Willie’/L.
R,‘ lLLl. 31 3. HT 1l£lfiJ'.l.‘,havingreceived
‘ the ageiti-.y_(il"‘tlto above named Compa-
YIV '5 I1-’>‘uV PM-p=.ti't°il to insure l.loitscs, Stores,
.‘-fills, l:-‘itctories, l7}at'nsatttl tlteconleiits ofcaclt
t.oget.l1e.r with every otzlter species of property
./_‘iTgriz'2z.s't Loss or D,r/.:;:z_;,r,»-t: by .''''2'w;. .
Tito rates of prentiitm ol'l'oi-oil, are as low as
those ofany otltor similarlnsttitnt.ion,and every
,man has now an opportunit._V,fot- ll trifling.-;'um
.10 protect liiinsclfagaiitst this (.le..~1f1‘l1(:i.lV't-3 ele
ment, wltich often in a single hour, sweeps
away the earitiit,Q's ofso tnziny years.
It is iitcititibcntton a—ll»perso.ns applying for n
rene-walor policymt lgiiildiiigs, to infornt the
.-igent of all (:l1t'l ngos in iindalioiit. the premises
that; increase the hazard; CF01)tnn(tl|i)]{)ry|-en-
dared unproduct;ive by nor.’ inventions, use-cox
Jess _by cliangos in business,as no insurance
,ol{ice is bound by their policy, tfo‘piiyany more
tltatt the ca sh value ofpt'ope_t-my, at z;ime_ of
its dest.rur-tion.
Norv.'air., July 1st, 1851.
Capital
Ready‘ Made Glothing.
THE subscriberltas on hand and intends
keeping it good assortment of‘ Ready Made
Clothing ofnll kinds. Also, a good assortment:
of Cloths, Cassiineres. and Vestittgs, which
be will make up,to oi'der‘in good" style and at
sltort. notice. _ .
N. 8. Particular attention paid to cutting.
, ' 'l‘l-IOMAS RILEY.
Norwallt. Fob. 25.18.-31. ' 9
.4?a..-.~.ir'.i'i~i.r:.2i1 of 1*-t§'evJ Spring Goods.
7‘ till‘) sui)s~.cril)ei-s have constantly on hand
a large assortment. of Ready Made Cloth-
ing of all kiitils, descriptions. and sizes. which
\ ill be oti'ei'ecl at unprecodenti-id low pt'ice_s.——
Any person visiting ‘a’ good suit of Spring
clothes at a less price titan they can be pur
chaser] at. any other establisltment. iit this
town, is respectfull‘_v inviiod to call at. the store
of ’ LITE-1AUE:R &: TURK.
. Great Bargains
ARE olliiretl in the way of Bmadclotlts,
Cassiineres and Vestings. all of which will
be mitnttlitctmed to order in the latest‘ style, or
cut free of expense. Pel'fr=.(?t fit gaurantied,
or no sale—at. L. H RANDLE & CO’S.
3-."3."£i’.‘.*'§‘“'..~‘.‘ TREEES,
AT THE - ~
SOUTH NOEHVALK NURSERY.
Vi-l E siiltsct~ibers respect fully solicit the at-
tention of li‘rtiitgi'owei's. to their stock of
'l‘rei=-.2. coitsisting of choice A pple. Pear, Cher-
ry, Plum, Apricot. and Pr-.nch 'l‘rees. \Ve
wislt to call particular atteittion to our large
stock of EV8l'_;'|'£‘.k‘-11S and ‘extra sized Horse
Clicsttttls, and Mountain Ash Also,a very line
lot oflsabella and Catawba Grape vines. Also,
tltt-.'l‘:'tte Red Antwerp Raspberry. OurNurse-
ry lies a few rods South west ofthe depot.
GEO. SEYIUOUR & CO.
N. B.——\Ve wish it to be distinctly under-
stand that we have no business connection with
lr.-i Seymour.
Very Cheap.
F‘ Pl NO~.:\PzDO’.‘v'Ili\AL SUPPORTE RS
kg and Cltottlder ln-aces, for cui'vittttt'o ofthe
Spine and iill1Cll'(3(l diseases; of allsi'/.c.s,for sale
at: very low prices (nearly one half less than
forinei'ly,) by the subscriber. Call and see
tlient at the office of DR. A. HILL.
Jan. ;’.':‘.tl’i. 1851. 4
Ettiiaiing guess E;-"er.Z*Ea1e.
H ll} sitbscribors oll'(=.r for sale. some very
desirable Building Lots,on \Vest Avenue.
opposite the re.-‘idenco of Hon. T. 1}. Butler.
Enquire of E. 15. l’.R.lCl§ 'rll'iilS1‘l‘Sl(llll)('.B; or
at '28 Maiden Laue. or of MOSESO. BANKS‘
18 Lib.-.i'ty St., N. Y.
Also, some '70 or 100 loads of first. quality
Building Stone. ltlnqiziie of E. 13. PRICE.
Norwalit, May 10, 1551. 6tn19
ll. bllDDl_.EB.ROOE{’S ,
't_'%S::ti3i.=..*'l3.-:.* and Efiernessifiii *""‘
5' ‘AB L l SH M lCN’l‘.——Tlte su1tsci'il,ierre-
spectfully lt1li';l'ltt‘: the public that he coit-
tiiiues tho Saildlc and llitt-iiess business a. few
l'0i'l!~‘. north -of the Cotigi-egiitiiittal Cliurcli iit
‘\Vilton, wltore he ltas_ln>.eit for the pa!-‘.1’. two
Tl-‘:1 rs.
Sar..le.llt'-s, lxlarttosses, ’l‘l'I.lt‘ili-".5. Valisese
t.7itt'ps-it‘ Piiigs, l3ridl:zs, \Vliips, &c , é—:c., titadc
to orzli.-r, of the liost. ntiitierial and wot ktttansltip.
.'l‘{..vpzti:i:ig done iit it most expi.-ditioits and
\‘.'t)l’lt't1lslt1ll'!~'.t? iit.itiit-at’. All goods sold at tho
i-awe.-zt rates for caslt.
ll. .‘\.ilDDlfEl3l'iOOl\'.
\Vilton, June 2d, 1851.
'l"il ix‘. onti~.ibus will leave
Not-wall; Bi itlge, oppiirslle the
5 ___j_,_ . (._'()ttl1€‘Cil(3L‘.l flol.ol.iil, 7’; 8.4-31.
10,15;12.\.bl.;2;3;4.30;5;5.4i3§7§9
P. l\l., i'etr.i':tiug upon tlie arrival of catch train
.l_’zis;-'citgr.-i's '.‘-silllbe called for at. tltcir redden-
cos, by lr-aviiig th-fir iiaitios at the store ofC. «l .
(.:'ruiiiiiit. l“t1l"0U;iL‘iS. \‘/M. ll‘. C ROli‘UT.
A .\l lCRl CAN UTUA L
iiomgeaztgr.
‘ 551987680,
]m_-.'-slci/. in Boiirls, .-‘l[iii'tg‘i1__{;'cs mid Sh,-c7:.s‘.
llati-s of Preniitiiit t'i'-ilacetl 535 per cont. paya-
ble incasl:,anntially semi-aiiitually oi ("putr-
torly.
T/tis (7r;mpz:uz_i/ ii:/,ui; G:-aiitccz’ over
Eolicies.
Tito liisttreil are Meiitlicis of the Company
and share the profits equally. Divideitds do-
clarcd annually on the 1st. of JiinLtai'y.
Eienetifécate for Frefiss
; n1'vPll'2ll1>lt_-|';1l|l€'—-\\'illl‘t-‘pl‘(!S0l1lU.-\Sfl, secure-
ly lll\"().~‘i('tl, and iiotnupaiil Preniitiin Notes,
as is the case in the Credit. Companies.
Pe1'c.ics’
cannot be 1‘(-‘tlU(.‘t‘(l at death, by having Prenti-
um notes (l:’JLll1t':'i'()(l tlierefrotit.
N‘; C.'I.l.f/'oi'n£r1. '/.a'i.~.'z'.‘.s‘ltiit'e been t’aken———nor will
cxl'ra-liazardous risks be assuined—~aitd no
cliangcs will be made in coiidiiclin_g the busi-
ness tiilililt,-‘E contjtaity, which will impair the in-
ci'est:s of its picscitt policy holders. -
THE .'>XMli)RlCAN MUTUAL
is 'rtit-: o.\‘t.t' ' .
23§‘e.t=:‘:7e-cstly Zisl‘-Casual Cernpany
in the coitiiti'_t'~——l.iuving but one class of mem-
lit.-.i's~one $_‘fh‘lGl1l ol'pttyittintl.s——ito forl'eil‘urcs
of[it'olits_—:tttil no asscssntents ofmetu';ers.
Tlte public are inyitied to 8.\2’tlt}ll)(‘. tlte Char-
ter, Plan of Operation, and Annual Report. of
the Conipauy.
Q,//'i':‘c'rs 0/" the Company/.
llizm. S1I.L1.\1.\.\'. Sr. floiiais \Vii.cox,
Presitlciil. Vice lf’rcsi(lc7zt.
l3i:.\‘.i.-mi.\' Novi-2s, Jana '\V. l<‘i'rcn,
Scci'ctm‘;i/. ’ ’reasurcr.
Bm1'ra'. o_f'1’r‘us/crs:
l3ci‘s_iantiu Silliinan \Villi:‘-' Bristol
t‘.‘ort'is \V'.lcox John Dorrie
l-li=.ttt'y Puck Lewis P. Judson.
lili \V. Blake James l’undeiforil
John \V. Fit:-lt Jaiitcs E. lfinglislt
Jo.-zcplt E. Slieflield Luci_us R. Fiitclt
E‘-ltet'tttitn '\V. Knot-'als Etlwarcl it Mitchell
A l1'llJl‘().\‘G L. Jordon Santuel Leeds
Cyrus P. Sntitlt (_lcor;;o D. Pltolps
George itlall Fl’8t.‘lP.I‘l(:l'\ T. Poet
Oftlte 2.500 policies which have been issued
by this Contpany, but 28 have been granted
to persons rc.-iiling out of New England and
N16 Slide Of New York. Total losses itt 1850,
-$4,000.
Refer to
Cltatlcs Tsiiacs,
E. B. Bcitiictt,
'|‘. \-‘7art‘iei', Jr.
C. Bissell.
Chas. ll‘. Disbrow,
Chas. C. Bells,
(ice. A. Bissell, ‘X-Vin. C. Street,
0. D. Jennings, (zleorge A. Davenport,
Dr. Samuel S. Noyes, N. (,‘;.n;,;m_
. GlC(.).R('il*I A, BlSSli3LL, Agent.
Du. LYM-2s, l\1edical Exantincr.
BLAl{lC’S PATEN’l‘
"e1i'~é.i‘et<.:—.r Front‘ Point.
753-‘ l‘il,.‘5 Superior paint. is .'tpplied in the same
__l' li1tll’lt1('.1' as ordinaiy paint and after :1
low months exposi:.re to the atntospliere be-
comes its hard as slate or stone.
JEEIWARE Oli‘ C(')UNTERl’EITS.
.\Vithin t.lte last two years, there have sprung
up more than a hundred different kinds of
cotiitt.eil‘oits, most of t.hem no better than dirt.
froin the roads, and all purcltiisers are cau-
tioned against buying of any except my author-
ised iigeiits. '\VM. BL.-\l<II-fl, Pat-nteo.
For sale by STREET 6: QUINTARD. ,
Ageittsgj Norwalla, Con.
‘I’,
4,181) CAGlCS for Sillggfliy’ .
L-CC K W 00 3116 H T 6.: C O;
,4-.
been highly sitcccssfitl. but it has llllfiofit 4-xliaitstec A , _ _ V
of bringing our EXTENESI-VE ASSORTFWE N1" OF DRY G00 1235 to the notice of
tho.-‘c who have never -yet favored ll.~‘- with a call. Those 1
store‘ within 50 ntil°i=s of this establisbntent can make tltejnducetne _ '
However, sontetltntg I't‘3ll_Y worth the iittentton ol all who
4 .
have a word for the ladies on this occasion.
wi.-h to pnrcltase any article from a N
now oit hand one ofthe largest and best :1
fore in the State,a'_nd vve are weekly uiakntg it
MAN'l‘_ll.l.AS and V[Sl'l‘F.S ofthe latest pattern
Silk and Kid Giovcs—all at lower prices than ant’ 09
e.~‘lt1l)llSl‘iltle!i-I. Come and see the new spring! styles
prices.
from when tltev hear the prii.'.e.= named.
\Vorsti>d. Linen and Cotton Vcsttttgs.
woole.u.cotton and liiteit Stuckiug._rs and ball‘ Hose.
New (lattaan, .li.tne.1:3lb, l851.
'I‘runk.~3, Valices, Carp,et B
Ate. &c. which he has const..itnt.ly on hand.
Harness, combining neatness with .:lurabtlit.y.
ttot fail to satisfy c. ‘ _ ‘ r " ‘ ‘
Just: received it. lot. of superior 1* Li NLLS.
Norwalk, Nov. 1, 1849-
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Veb‘o, Saddlery
c
For 5:2-a1.e Cheap.
z THE icsidi-.nce of the SUl)'T~Cl'll)t’l‘Slll1lli'€(l
in Reading, about A mile tvest. of the towit, cott-
taiug 5 acres ofland, with it good dwellingli-tiuse.
barn, aitd woodhouse. Also one building which
would answer for it select; scltool room or me-
chanical purposes. Tlie land is of cxcellcitt;
qnality—ts ll ve-.r_v di-sit'aIile places, and will be
sold clti.-ap. Er.-qiiii'o on the pt-(uni.-:os.
ASA ll 1% L S. DUNCOi\.ll3.
lied.-ling, July "3, 1851. ' 4t*'i37
‘ For Sale,
2: \VlTH iiiiittcdiitte possessioit. it good
Mill wit.h.water power on an ext-cllonl .‘<l"l'ctllt1.
with a coitvettieitt I‘-lonse,l3arit, and 1-‘; acres of
land, situiated about 7 miles from Norwnlli or
Stamfotil. For pa rtictilars citqitise of S. E.
OL ?vlS'l‘l£.\D. or .iOilN l3.«\'l.‘Ll£Y.
Norv.'allc. May ‘.2-ltli, 1851.
cut‘
flu-:2: 553.13.
.,‘.'..‘=, A ti-no! nl';;bni.it’ Iii) acres, inostly covered
‘lill wood. located within zflmile and a half ol
the Briilgt», for so lo. Apply to J.‘i::‘-. R11‘. ED.
Norv.-‘zillt, June '7, 1551.
Earth Sale.
. ']‘l~1li] place, lornterly occupied by
i.¢.z:ai\lVltl llyatl‘, d£~c‘d, 1S ofticre/.l lor sale.
it: c-onsi.-‘ts ol tbout tlirec acres ol good ltmll.
with a dwt—.lliitg-ltoiise iiitd barn tlieroon stainl-
iitg. Also. about 12 acres of latid lying near‘
the house of Ira B(:l.ls. .lr., and on the line of‘
the Dnnburv 8.’. Niirwatk l':1lll'0t1‘.l. For lurtuer
particulitrs enquii'e. of
SA.‘-lUlF1L P. RANDLE.
‘.33
farnis lying in the town of New Cttllittlli.
One ofsaid farms is sit.:t_atcil about tour
miles front Norwalk lattdii g. and contains about
sixty acres of lir.-‘t rate land with a spacious
dwg||ing house attd other oitt buildings tlicreon
standm«_;. Also anotlior laritt containing about
one hundred acres of good land, with tl farin
house and oi‘..m- buildings thereon standing
about three and it hall" miles fi'_dii't l\’orwall<
landing and is a most. v.lesirab_lc larm for any
pt-.‘-PSO!) who would like to be sitttnletl Heat‘ the
salt water. ltis well divided into wood. pas-
ture, meadow and plow l:tnd,and is well wat-
ered, and is worthy the attention ofthose who
wish to purchase a good farm. For further
particulars enquire of the sltb3C1'ilJe|’ ‘It New
Iunaan or of Chas. Isaacs, at 1\'orwiill<.
VVll.LlA~.\'I DRUMMOND.
New Canaan. Dec. 9. 1850'. 50
For Sale.
A valuable ltoinestead of 26:} acres Ol
lnnd,formerly the residence oi J:il'0tl
, Ayl'(—‘.S, in New Canaan. On it. isa good
tvi o story dwelling-ltouse, barn, and o.tlter_out
lJt1llLllh_£S. and line orcltard of grulted ‘fruit
trees in ii l)eat'ing slate. Also, 27 acres of 1100
timber land. "A miles north-west. of No_1'\V=ill<
Bridge. Also, six acres of wood and timber
land lying one mile noith of New Canaan \'ll-
lage. Also two acres of wood land l)'l"£’. "931
the saw ntill of \Vatt.s (:()ll1StD(.'k1 ES<l- l" New
Canaan. For further particulars enquire oi"
the subscriber at: the residence of \Vm. Drum-
ntond. New Canaan.
EBE\l l<‘.7..E'l’» CA RTER.
New Canaan, June 14, 1850. "‘9t‘35t
GRGGERZES & CRQGKEBY.
G. ‘W. Smith.
HE‘ Sttbscriber would inform his former
. cuslotnetsiiitd the public gonerally,that
he may be fouttd at his new store in South
N0l‘\\':Ill{, where he will keep a good and ex-
tensive assortnteut of Groceries, Provisions,
Ci°ockei-y, Chitin. and Glass \Vare. Also Flour
tlnd Feed, Sporting aitd Blasting Powder,
Patent; Fuse, and a general assortment of
Patent Merlicines. All of which he will sell
at as low rates as they can be procured at in
this village or elsewltero. ‘
Fresh Goods received every week." Goods
delivered iii any part of the village.
Soul/i. Nov-2vallc,1l’1ay 6th 1850. ‘.20
Harwell: Cemetery Associa-
- tien.
T it Meeting of the Norwnlk Cemetery
. Association, held August 29tlt.,',1850, vo-
ted tltat. Evert Quinta rd aitd Lyman Richards,
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of. this Assoc_iat.i0n, as t'egar(ls
monuinents, tombstones. and enclosure oflots,
and that no person sltall.:d.ig it grave. or erect
stones to graves, wit;hout"perniission and advice
of said coututittee. ~
. Attest. E. QUINTARD, Chairntan.
Vi. C. S'i'P.)'I)£'1‘,S&i‘.') pro tem. -14
'I'he‘,Pooresti imeerua.-men: w...zi..;.-..;n....
FOUNTAIN HAS (BECOME ALMOST. EXHAUSTED.'
OUR repeated efforts to acqu':tint the people of this sectiott of the" State,-‘Willi the various kinds 0f'new.
and fasliioitable goods bought np‘intmedi:ite|y on their liiitding itpoit the shores of tire western world has
1 rtttr-vitrgenittlv to rlPVt.'~‘P. :<()ml-‘-i.l'l|lt,'_’ now in ll1t.~l wayi we” selected assoitittent of foreign, ‘domestic
n, 20 cnutbric needle to a one l‘II!lldl'P(l dollar dress.
ssoitttteitts of BLACK and FANCY SILKS ever offered lic-
-' dditions to oitr iintneuse stock of Betagcs. Poplnis. Berage
assortittent. of BLACK SILK LACES. all widtlts from 1531-‘3 ct.-‘ to $12 per )’m‘d. _ g
of Laces, Swiss and Mull lnsertings and Erlgiiigs, Collars. L"«'t‘$. .150 tl0Z- H_0-=icry. 100 (10 U519. 90110".
We have pitrcltased within 330 days. 7 piece.-: of Frcnclt twill:-d and plain
to our lbrmi-.r stock’ of 34 piece.-1. lllfllilllg an ztssortim-in _ Q _ _ _ _ _ ‘_ ‘
f1]_.-0"|O0])ip("(>p, oi‘ Casannt.-re of all qualities, loll pl!-'Cea‘ of Silk.
Geittlrnteii will also littd fl complete as.-ortniI:nt coll:ii'::, cravat.-,
scarf.-, silk :tnd linr.-it lldkf-i, black, white and light rzolorml kill.
whole stock of goods together it- PqllillCK1IlU0l be found.
_, . . . Q
E“. BR.éA.DLE3Y”£%
]Vew I1'a.me.<:s aml S _
HE subscriber having had an ztppartntteitt fitted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, «would
invite the ;tt,'tent;ioti of the public to his extensive assurtinent. of Saddles, Harnesses,
ags. Mitts, Rugs, \Vltips, Lashes, Brushes,Currycontbs,Sltainmics
’ He has oit h:-mil several setzts of very light. single
l’Veszf Side the Brialge, 7z.ea.r.?iy 0p].i0.siIz‘e the [V0/‘wcz/‘/.7, Ifoifel.
EvEe.:.1ta§e.e%:1ri.*es* €~t.E3..é5i Beetles‘ 5.11.3
%ADDLl§.S. Hatatesses, Trunks, Valli-cs, Ciii-petl:’ntgs, Satcliels, \Vltips, Malts, Brushes,
IV. B. I~Iczii'7ze.vses mam! aci‘.zu'ca' to 0771'“.
“W ‘i.!u..11=:i;¢_‘_i. §.=}_:35_.1_.- -__.. ""
Two E'ers2=.s for Sale
AT A (.lll.l~lA'l‘ l3Al{GAl.\l'
The subscribers offer for sale two"
hatconie mice are sure to come again, for no
n-tsito purchitsers that we can. \Ve
“'6 have
Dt-:Lattes. Tissues, Printed i\"ln.-liiis-—li: short every style of Dre.-s Goods which the market affords-
s. i_-lcgztittly triitnned, at low prices. Also. a splendid
Also. a great \‘ai'icly
her (‘~'it1l)ll.~‘_l|m£'l1l. It. is a fact tltat.
Eaymo1t.d’s Fat‘-Fetned Stancl
Has done more to cut down tlieseilry goons monopoly _
Oar iiititreceilciited increase of sales this season has mztrle an tntpr . ._ _
OUR LO\V PRICES do work a cliat'itt that is felt far atid nr-.:tr. and are drawin,v—_' crotvils daily to this
than any other ltouse in this swrtioit oftlte state
cs-‘ion upon the trading contntunny.
OIL CLOTHS _at unusual low
Broadcloth in addition
that the closest piitcltiisers cannot get away
of CA R Pl’.'l‘S and
silk, li.-‘lo, thread and cotton Gloves,
Also, Hats and (taps linen Cntih T‘1l(lllg the
WM. E. RAYMOl\‘D.
Proprietor.
..‘.——o\.~.
addle Esmblis/e.22zent.
Every article in his line ofbiisiuess may be had
at this est.ablisltment., of the very best: mat.crials and style of \\'()l'l(lTlttl1Sl1lp. at prices which will
usab,-,me,-s_ §_§9p;],j3-f,]g))g done in a neat. and substaittial manner.
cheap for cash.
F‘. BRADLEY.
i:i;%..zé&§
\Vare, 'l‘rnnk Locks, &c. écc.
Tamas fiwora-Z2Ze.
LEROXV it l3LODGlE'l"S
1"-’e.’-:.c:at: Sewing jilacitizzes,
, ND Rl'.1llfS for using the saute, for sale by
the subscriber. The ur-pi'ecedented speed
and perfection with which sewing can be done
with these ntacltiues is astoitisltinir. One of
ll1t:'l11 catt be seen itt operation at any time at:
ttty house in (:‘rreonsfai'iiis. Tltey cait also be
seen on the corner of Elm and Canal st..and at
33 Gold st. N. Y. Its advaittages over other
Mitcltiites are in _,/Iz.s(c;ziii,.g' l/ie cmls both when
it. C()l11t11(’.llCt".S and stops, atid yiizlling‘ in or
.~'lrclc/ziu,;g' ei//icr side of the cloth at plcasuie,
and stitching botlt sides alike. and will accent-
plisli dotible the work of any other machine.—
macltincs and rights for solo for every town in
tho county of li‘airii=-id, except the town»: of
:\‘l.otti'oe, N ewtowu, _l{ctldii‘.g, \Veslott and Ens
ton. All ])P.l‘.<Ol1S are cautioned agaiitst‘ l)ti_‘{ll'Q
or using any inaicltiiics that are iitfi'inr_minciits
on this [)2tl.‘.:‘l1l'.. D1.NlEL BU RR.
‘§Vesl'g>iii't, ‘.\Inrclt 1:=t. 18:31. 1L’lf
, .‘§?o.§'.23.2 ‘ghee 2° .'*_?..?iui1—-:"-‘*.:‘-.:=.g’s éc. §‘e3.tces.
1 i'5”{-" SAN i.-"(.1 ll D ltas just: rec'd it qua ntity of
' e .-‘ttpc-.i-ii_ti' '.\liucralPaint.warranted oqital
to any Paint over lmt"ore otfcred to the public.
it is proof iigairist. fire, wat.et' aitd wcatlter—it
-is i.titcltiiiige;ililo in its colar———it. mixes readily
with any kind of oil, and is it bcantifiil dark
bro-.vn oritrcestoite color. ’l‘his Paint i'ec’d
itite preittiuitt at the N. Y. Stato Fair ll(‘l:'l at
‘Albany iit 1850, in competition with the Ohio
li‘ii'e-proof and sevr~ral other mineral Paints as
lsttperior to auytliing of the kind in use for
,cltr>apncss aitd durability. ' Nttiticrons certifi-
lcates ofits suporioi'ily have been given by tltoso.
lwlto ltave tested it. of winch lliese me two":
( ‘- We have used your ntinoral paint in paint-
l'ng cars and ltonscs and ttpon our road, and we
lean safnly reconint-.--nil it as :1 very superior
fchi-up and durable rirticle of ])ltll1l.”--l"l]-ZM.\.‘i'
I ll. Piii:i.Ps, Superintendent Syracuse 6.’. Utica
lR.illll'0llLl. Oct. 30, 1850.
“l have used it littgco cptantity of _vour,ntin-
eral paint, and l find it to be far pr:-ferable to
to the Ohio or any other p.iiut. now in use—it;
is iniporvious to water, aitd nncltangeable iit
coin:-.”——l]oit.tci-: .lon.\‘so.\‘, Painter for the S.
A: U. .Riiili'cad Co.
This Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
Agent for the ntanulitctiit'ers.
\Vcstport, Marclt "24, 1851.
A Card.
H E Subscribers would take this method
-_ ttoinforin their friends and the public gen
erally, that they have associated together in
the practice of Dental Siti'g:-n'y, and will be
happy to serve their patrons in the best possi-
ble manner. It is their intention to perfect
suclt ai'i'angemeitts as will s-ecttre to their
friends all. the advantages that the Dental Pro-
fession affords. and 1.0 execute their business
in it style creditable to themselves. VVitlt ittany
thanks for past favors, they would respectfully
solicit. a continuance of the $111110. '
Cl-l.=\S. FITCH. A. HILL. DDS.
, 3.. st or Stolen.
N the 1 1 inst., two bank books, nuitt-
bers 36b‘ and 307,l;ot.lt with meinoran-
dunts of deposites iii the Norwalk Savings
Society, and each for five It itndred dollars. iii the
names of \Valter Smith and Jane E._.“*'nllll].
Payment of the saute having been stopped at
lllc Batik, they are of no use to any one ex-
cept the owners thereof. The public are
cautioned i'tglll11Sl.l'PCelVll1g them. A liberal
reward will be paid if left. at the Bank.
T. VVARNER, . r.. Sec'y and Treas.
Norwalk, June 16th, 1851. 24tf
1212f
i
Eiissolution
O'l‘lCE.-——Tlie tit-niof Norton, lsbell 6:
Co. was dissolved on the 1st: Jaituaiy,
1351, by mutual consent.
RUSSE L \V. NORTON.
ALONZO ISBELL.
E. E. PRITCHARD.
Mr. E. E. Pritcbard is alone autltot'i2xed to
settle the business of the late firm and use its
name in liquidation.
RUSSEL XV. NORTON.
9.1tf’ ALONZO ISBELL.
Look dust for Counterfeits.
®NE \Vm. Richards is putting up an oint-
ment. in imitation ot the genuine Tanner’s
C-ierntau Ointment. lt; bears a fac siinile on
the outside wrapper, VVm. Richards. All per-
sons vvishiitgjo obtain the genuine article must:
be governed by the written signature of Joint
F. ’l‘anner, the inventor. on the outside wrap-
per of each box. JOHN F..TANNER.
Jordan, April 26th, 1851. 3m21
'VERbIACILL.\ -
and Maccaroni for sale at
B1SSELL‘S.
-A. M. and 12.30 P. M.
,_<Hardwa‘re. cutlery, «
lRON,fi STEEL, PAINTS AND OILS.
‘THE subscriber would respeel'fullyannounce
- l to the inhabitants of- Norwalk attd its vi-
cinity tbat he has ttow on ltand a large and
and building hardtva re. cytlery. iI’0H. Steel.
paints, oils, French and American window
g|ass——assoi-led .sizes, agricultural itupletitcnt-S.
carriage ltltfilware and _carpenters’ tools.‘ttll of
which he will sell wholesale or retail-. at }”"l€‘€'5
that._ will otfer to pitrclta.<ei's inducements that;
cannot be sm'passez.l by any other similar esta b-
lishment in this village or elsmt here. Among
ltis itssorlzment. of H_',II‘lclill'.ll1‘ltl iiitpletiieitts may
be fonnd,ofthe most approved kinds,lioes,.sp-tdos.
shovels, plouglts and castings, cnltivatois, ox-
yokes, grain-cradles. sr:_\‘tltes and scytltestiatlts.
forks, rakes, horse rakes. straw cutters and
corn sltellers. Amonghis assortment ofczwriage
hardware may be found S))I‘lHgS.‘lXlf‘S, hubs,
bent folloes and shaves, patent letttliet',claitta.s‘..'
conch laces and malleable cilfifiligs, (kc. A
large assortment‘ of ciii'pt=ntm"s tools constantly
on hanrl, which for diti'a!iilii_v and bi-aut_v ol
\-‘VO1‘l\'tt‘|2|l1Slll]) cannot. be excelled. Tb0.~'9 W110
are in want. of at-t':c.li-:3 in the above line are re-
spectfully solicited to call and examine my
goods aitd prices, as 1 sltauld be Itappy tn slimv
them at any tiine, and lo sell thunt on tho prin-
ciple of “ Small Protils and Quick Stiles.” The
SL1l).~'(‘.t'll)6l'lSt1ls():‘lgf\nf for the sale ofBitswell’s
celebrateil mineral Pair~t. This paint is proof
against fire. water and v.-o:itlter, and is un-
c.ltange:tlJlc iit itscolor. lt. inixes read":-l_v with
oil like pure white lead, and is a. beatttiful dark
brown or fieestone color. .1": rcci=.ivisd the pre-
niinm at the N. Y. Stato Falir lirld at Alb any
in 1850. in compotitioit with the Ohio fir:-.—pi-not‘
paint, and several nth 1' kinds ofittitteral paint,
as being superior to anything of the kind now
in use. l-leing composed, as itis, of iitr_vi'ot_lii-.iits
entirely dilferent from tltose of the * Ohio fire-
proof Paint,’ and sorei‘:il other kinds of mineral
paiitt, it presents itself to the public as the best,
cheapest and inost durable paint. of the kind
now extant. A fair trial isall thatis asked to
test. its ,‘1elll1ll'l0l1e$S.
N. B.——t\iowiitg and cradle scytltes, ground
ready" fin‘ use, at the regular retail prices.
3ti‘8 D. l*‘l.\'Cl-1.
N. Earl: E’€3‘. ifizzivetn Eiztiiread.
SUMi\lER Al"..l{..»\Z\"(:‘l£i‘»1l*‘._\’l‘.
4} N and after Moitday, April i'8th. the fol-
§. lowing trains will leave the Canal street.
station l1Pt‘tl' Bt‘oitilway. PtISS(~‘l'.'gCl'S will also
be l'(’C(’l\’Ptl at the New York and Harlem
Railroad Office at ‘3'}tlt st-
’l‘fl.Al-NS l¥‘llO.\I NE\V YORK.
1- A.ccoittnto~:.lation Train at. 7 A. in. for N.
lavctt and all intct'itte(liatc stations. Passen-
gers from the \-Vny stations for Albany, and,
the stations on the tlottsatonic and Naiigatuck
Railt'oads, will take this Train and stop at
Bridgeport ; for Hartford, Sp:-ingliclil and Bos-
ton,join lCxpi'ess Train at. New Haven; 101'
Canal Railroad Train at. New Haven.
2. lilxpirss Traiii at 8 .t. M. for Stamford,
Briilgeport aitd Ni-w llavcii, thence to l‘ltll'l-
ford, Springfield and Boston. .[’asscngci's for
Canal Railioad will take the cars at New
Haven ; for the llottsatonic 'l.ailroad to Albany
and Pitlsliold, and for the Niiugatuck Railroad
at l3i'iil_i_rcport..
3. Acconttnodatinn Tritiit at 9 .t. M. for New
llaven and all iittcrittezliittc stations. Pa:=seit-
gets by tliis 'l‘:'ain for the Canal Railroiul, will
remain at New Haven until 35 1‘..‘\1.
4. .‘-Special Train at 11.15 A. n. for Port
Cltitsle ‘and itttointudittte stations.
5. lslxpross Train at; 3 r. M. for Slitittfiml,
Notwalk, ’.i'id_r_roport and New Haven, thence
to Hartford. Spt'iIi;_1lic|i‘l:iitil Boston, conitccling
at Bri(l_;:<-poi-t with Train of l-_7ousatoiiic l'tail-
road to Pill.-fa-lrl. and with 'l‘rain of Niiitgiitiiclt
.ll:iili'(.-ail. (in Stll(‘ll'tl.'!_\'S lhis '.l‘i'ain czinitects
tt‘itliTi'iiiit of 1',‘-axial l;’taili'oad at New Havmi.
6. Acconttnod:tl.iou 'l‘iain at 4 1-. .‘.i. for New
Haven and ll1l(’1‘llt(-“tlliIlt_‘. stations.
7. Cloitttttutatiott Train at 5.95 P. M. for
Bi'itlgepoi't1:iitd iiitci‘itierli:it.e stations.
8. Special Tiaitt at (9,130 1‘. ‘\I. for Port Cites
tor and iiitmittetliiito statioits.
’l.‘llAlNS TO NlC\V YORK.
1. Special ’l‘r-.tin at 5:20 A. .'-t. from Port
Clicstrw stopping at all iiitcrntediate stations.
:2. ‘-otitiriutation 'l‘r:.iin at 5.40 A. M. from
Briilgepoit,sloping at all the interntediate sta-
tions. '
3. Accuttttttmlation Train at 6.15 A. M. from
New Haven, stoppiiig at. all llli9l'lli€llltllR sta-
tion. receiving p -ssengcr front Naugnluclt Rail-
road at. l'3riilgi--pot't.
'4. '\!'Ct_)11tltl()tlilll()n 'i"rain at 6.15.1. M. from
-New Havcit, stopping at all iitterniedizite slit
lions. l‘(‘\i(’.lVlllg passciigers from the llaitfntt.’
and New llavou,Cait:tl .tud Nattgatu-..-l~'. P..ail-
rods.
5. F.x[tt'9ss Train at 1.15 1’. iii.. (in t-ottit<=c—
tioit with tho Expros-is 'l‘ra'iit front lloston) from
New Ilaven, stopping at: l3i'itlcpoi't, I\’ntw.-ilk
and Slittttloi‘il—i'acciviiig passetigois from the
Housatonic Railroad at llridgoport, and Canal
Railroad at. New Haven.
6. Special Train at 3 35 I’. M. from Port
Cheslerstopping at all lllle|'lilt?.(llill‘C stations.
7. Accontmodzition '_l‘raiit at -1.90 1'. M. (re-
ceiving passcitgers from the Accommodation
Train from Bl):-'-frltl) from New Haven. stopping
at all iiiterntediat 9. stations.
8. Express 'l‘raiu at 8.101-. in. (0l‘lll connec-
tion with the Express Train from Bostoii, stop-
ping at Bridgepoit, Noiwalk and Stamford, a r-
iivirg in New York at 11.30 P. M. Evening
’l‘rain front Pittsfield connects with this Train
at Bridgeport.
NE\V HAVEN AND
SP l:\ FA.
From New l-laven at 9.50 .-t. :.1.for Nilllgfllucli
‘ Railroacl and l3ridgcpot't..
“ New Haven at 3.15 P. M. for Milford
aitd Naugatnck Railroad .lunctioit.
“ New Havett at‘5.Q0 P. M. for l\’-augatuck
Railroad and Bi'i(lgopmt. '
From Briilgcport at (5.30 .-i.. M. for New Haven
from Niitigaliick Railroad.
“ Bridgeport. at 2 I’. M. for New Haven
from Honsatonic Railroatl.
‘- Naugatuck Railroad .lnnction at-1.30 I’
M. in couiiectioit with that road.
GEO. \V. \VH lS'l‘LER, Sup’t.
ISRIDGIEPORT
av:-_.w.-xa
"-.r
LRQAE.
Summ cr A rrangc-nicnt.
N and after Monday, April 28th, paseit-
gor trains will ru it daily, (Sundays except-
ed,) as follows.
Leave New Haven for Colinsville at 5.45
A. M. 11.15 A. M. aitd 3.30 P, M.
Leave New Haven for Tariffville and Colitis
ville at 1] .15 A. M. and 3.30 P. M.
Leave Collinsville for New Haven 111:7-40 A-
M, 10.55 A. M. and 3.4.5 P. M.
Leave Tarifl‘ville for New Haven at 7.15 A.
M. ,3 P. M. '
The trains from New Haven at 5-45 A. LVL,
Collinsville at 4-45 P. M. and Tarrifl'ville at 3.
P. 31., are freight trains, with passenger ac-
coittmodations.
Special A rmngcmcnt.
On Saturdays, hereafter, until furthernotice,
the '2d passenger train out of New Haven will
leave at 6 P. M. or on the arrival of the 3 P.
M. express train from New York.
Trains ofthe Hartford, Providence and Fish .
kill Railroad leave Plainville for Hartford in
connection with the morning and afternoon
trains from Collinsvilleand Tariffville, at 8.15
The t.rains of the Canal Road connect with
the trains of the ,New York and ‘New Haven
Railroad. G. W. \VH.l.S'l‘LER, Supit.
_woiN1)1-:*.15.£'UL~ arm.-.s~.i‘
' \\\t ttiititiii 7’
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cit
‘Fri it. '\“_“..“\~.§."‘i
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'' AND
05 FECHALAGUA"
8- . l
FOR THE‘. COMPLETE cone or
Coughs, Oo1ds'.,_ Influenza,
Asthma, Bronchttls, Spzttmg
of Blood, and all other Lung
Complaints tending to -
coasiiiitP_y'r_FIo1\t.,
€;i:n:e foilows Gttreil
READ THE EVIDENCE! !. C‘
The above invaluable
been lwfon-. the public suffnieittly lt ng to hato
its viitues t/iorou,g'7z1y tested. It has been
used by all classes of this cotninunity, under
every possible varii-ty of Cll‘Cllll18llll‘;C(’S, and
1,35 (av...-_ywlti>i'o proved itsclf a most powerful
and Pfilcielli. Ci-ugh M cdicine. Lung Disca-
ses of all l$lllLl3~', yield to its influence, as mists
pass away upoit the tising of the Sun. This
is no fiction. \Vo give you below. ltittcrs
front persons who are now living in the state
of New York, attd who declare, over their
own signalurcs, all that we could possibly ile-
sirr: to .)'(£:I/1:71 'it.s_/llvor. Those who can read
their statements and yet remriin incredulous.
must be beyond the teach ofltuman testimony.
A LOVELY YOUNG LADY
CURED OF CONSUNlPTlONl
“ It is seldom we permit ourselves to occu
py a space in tliese columns to speak in praise‘
of any article in the patent ittetliciiie way; but
whet. we see the life of an fellow creature
saved by the use of any ntedicine \\'llEll=‘!:'v’P..l‘,»
we consider it as our riglit, if not it duty. tu'
give it siittplc. statciitcitt of facts, that. otliers~
nnty, in like ntanncr, be Iienetitted. The case‘
wlticlt has ll)t_lll(‘i"(l us to pen this article, was‘
in,” of ,, yoitllg lady of our acqtiaintance. \.vho=
by l'i:-.iptottt: c>;posi.ti‘o to the night air, !'()rifl’:tC‘-'
led a cold, which settled on the Lungs before
its ravages could be sta_\_‘c.tl. (This occurrecli
two ago this winter.) ‘.’arions t'en-tedics~ werei
i.:sed..l;tit. with very little clfect or ll(‘.l)(’fit~.-
The cough gi'e'.v \.vorse, with copious expecte-
ration, and the sttnkoit rye. and pale, hollow‘
clteek. told plainly that. Pulmonary Disease?
was doing its worst oit her delicate frame‘.
'l‘ltcliunilypliysticiau was consult_cd, and all
tliougli he would not adinit. to the young lady
that she really had the Consumption. yet. he
would give no oticoitragcinciit as to it cure.
Attliis crisis, her motlim' was persuaded to
make use of a bottle of Dr. llogcrs’ Clompound
Syriip of Ll V'ER\VOl~l.T, TA R. AND CAN-
CHALA(‘:l;iA, anal we are happy to state, she
was pet'foct.l_v cured in loss than three months
by this inedicino alone, after every hope was
destroyeil. It is useless to continent on such
a case as this, for the simple truth will reach
wltoro polislicil fiction 11t’\'£‘.l' can. lf any
doubt. the iinlltcittticity of this statement, let:
them call at this ollico. U. S. Illilitizrgl and
."«"izz'izl Argus Qflicc. 79 C/iat/Lam. 31., N. Y.
C0(1fJ!I (mil I)i.sr:/Isa of 14 months slrzmling
CU IE D, after being gircrz up twice
by citiiiic/it 1‘)/l.‘7jS(.(."I'(.l7l.'>' I
' Ai.n.t:<r, June 9th, 1849.
Messrs. A. L. Si-.ovi|l Cu‘. Co.-—l licrewitlr
forwaril to you it Cet'l‘ili(::tl’o of a Cure, clfoizleil
by your Conipoaiid S_\,'i'tip of Livorwort, Tar,
::ud C:iii(:li;iln;_=i.i:i. ’.l'lii-. Ciiuglt and expectorn-
tion was of foiii-ii-mt ntontlts .~'il'tl1‘.tllt1g,lll1ll had
l)2lfll(~)ll the skill of seveial of our oiitinent
physicians in Nctv Yoi'k,Alltau_',‘, and Coopers-
town. 1 ant the person in 1‘. hunt the cure vas
ellii-c.leil.:ittil as l ltad previously no faith in
patent‘ inediciites. 1 ltavc sinco tried it on
otlters, and have bcconte satislieil of its value.
Mine w.-is its grmit it cure as over was per-
formeil, as l llllll, during my sickness, bot.-n giv-
en up twice by niy pltysicians. I liavo now
coitinu-nced my l.-nsiiiess, after taking, l think,
about eight bottles‘ ,
Ycitrs, ri-sp’y. Tnos. C. FAUi.nr.n.
BLl3l:'.l)l..VG AT THE LUNGS CUREI).
See /Low J2/'02);/ally it acts !
Statciizmil. BE‘. A. Lang, I-3.1/ccr, 388
' Y.—-—A few days before last:
Peiarl .5/. A.
Cltristnt:-ts. I was taken unwell, and soon cont-
nienccil l.le~.c:liitg lreely at the Litii_9,s. I called
in a l’l:)l1l(I}-')l!illlllC Pitysiciait, but his ntcdicine
diil not seaiii to help me. 1 readyonr :idver-
llS£‘ill(3l1l', and thought. l would try Dr. Rogers’
Syrttp of Liverwort, Tar and Canclinlagna.
l3.=.fo:-e I had tiikett up the third bottle, my
bleeding had stopped, my couglt was» gone, aind’
I fell. well as usual. My health is now good.
lcon.sidei' ita most excellent medicine, and
cordially recommend it to my friends. [Titia-
stateitteitt was made to‘ tho Proprietors, March
t2_ih. 1850.]
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. L+
SCOVILL :36 CO. Proprietors, at their prin-
cipal Depot. GO’; ll-[C HALL.3l6 llroadtvay,
New York, to wlto_m all arders for tho Medi- -
ciite, and letters’ relating to agencies, should be-
adilressed post pizérl.
Also, for sale in Norwalk by J. A. VVEED,
and \V. E. BISSELL.
Price.——1n large bottle, $1,00 ; or six bottles«
for :3.-3.00. ‘
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
- 3. RAND LE would inform his patrons
- and the public gc.net'ally,tliat he is now
turning offthe spring style of hats ofall quali-
ties and i;cir2'elics. Geittlcnten can be furnish-
ed at his establishment with as good an aiticle
as can be found ellllOl'lllll16_(.'lf)’ or country.-—
Many who have worn his ltats will clteeitully
testily to tltr>irclteapncss, durability and neat-
ness. His 3754 hats ate equal, if not superior to
the oncsoblained at. the greiit emporiums
in the city. Call in aitil see for yourselves.——
Also, CAPS of every variety. sold here cheap-
er [/1871 can be bad at. any olhcr place in lawn.
'1’/iis //cplcr/grs/iiniscl/'10 do. Also, STRAW7
GOODS-——an exteitsive assortment of Palm-
Leaf, Leghorn. Cltina Pearl, Pamama and‘
cltildren's fancy straws trimed and untrimed
constantly on ltattd and of styles and prices
which cannot. fail to please. Come one, come
all. Quick sales aitd small profits is the motto.
No. 15 Main street at the Hat and Cap sign is
the place for Bargains. .
Norwalk. April 16th, 1851.
Raymond & Mead. -
W’/iolesalc and Retail De-aicrs in‘
Gr-oceric s, Provisions, Sac.
AVING taken the store No. 2 \Vnter
street, (west side of the bridge,) would
respectfully inform the inhxibitants oflhe town
of Norwalk and vicinity, that; they have and
lnteud keeping on ltand the most extensive as-
Crockery, ilass, VVooden, and \Villow ware.
(to, ever before offered to the citizens of this
place; which they will sell for CASI-1, at pri-
ces t/mt ectnnblfiiil to please.
'1?’ The public are respectfully invited to.
calland examine for themselves. 38
Charles S. Lockwood
V‘? OULD respectfully inform his "friends"
and customers, that: he has made ar-
rangements with L, H. Randle 65 Co. where-
by he is enabled to execute all orders in the
tailoring line that may be entrusted to him.’
New Haven. Am-ii 28, 1851.
.N'i')l‘\Val.li,Apl‘ll 7', 1851.
:2
Medicine has now‘ ‘
sort.ment of (ii-ocries. Provisions, Flour, Feed,"\_
Norwalk Chronicler