‘ new stand opposite the store of Chas. lsaacs,
. . sburv & Norwalli Railroad.
N()'PlCE is hereby given to the subsci'il)ci's
.L tothe Capital Stock of the Danbury and
.\loi'walk Railroad Company, t.liat the Presi-
dimt and Directors at a meeting held at Nor-
w.i'lk, on the 13th day of Sept.embei', 1850, 1:0-
tcil that: an instalment of 10 per cent. on the
ripittal stock, including the amount paid at the
time of subscribing, be paid to the Treasurer on
or before the 20tli Oct. next.
And that further instalments of 10 per cent.
be paid on or before the first Mondays of De-
»‘.-‘mnber, January, February, March, April,
3\'l2IV..Juiie, July, and August, next-
The subscribers residing at Norwalk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to William S.
lmcluvood, Esq.. Assistant ’1‘re:isui'er.
Certificates of stock, and amount paid, will
‘be ready at the time of payment of instalments.
for delivery.
'~ AARON SEELEY, Treasurer.
Danbury, 16th Septeinber, 1850.
IMPORTANT CHANGE.
2);1ilcy’s Magical Pain Extractor-
I II a new W rapper aria’. bores niiu:/L enlarger/.
®:\U1‘lON ! Count.erl'eits of Dalley’ Ex-
tractor, in the old wrapper, flood the
an-ii'ket—avoid them as you would poison, for
they are as dangerous in their application.
Buy D2i|ley'I Extractor, only in the new
dress and large B-oxes—--you gain largely in
ipiaiitity of the Ointment over the old size, and
wluit is more important yet——yo:i avoid the
dimger of being imposed upon by a Couiiterfeit.
and are certain of getting the genuine article.
The Genuine Dalley Salve,as tliniisaiids will
testify, is an iiilallible remedy for the worst of
-'i1t!'l1S. scalds, piles. rlieuiiiatisui. sore and in-
lllltlied eyes, e-.ry.~:ipelas, salt rlieum, cuts,
sv iuiids, bruises, and all cutaneous and inllani-
:n.itory diseases.
N. B. Every local agent will be provided
with acertiliI:ate, signed by my lawful attor-
acy, and by the Travelling agent.
ll?‘ See the new printed Circulars for 1850,
they-contaiii much important. and int:-».rcsting
information. H. DALLEY,
41-5 Broarlway, N. Y.
Z03-.lley’s Animal Galvanic,
The greatest. cheapest, and most ecrtain
remedy ever discovered for the cure of dis-
rases of horses and cattle. H uinors, sores,
swellings, strains, quitterboue, grilled neck and
«boulders, hard or spavin lumps-——it cures with
mpidify and certainty! and no case of po-
evil, has. as yet, resisted the wonderful prop-
erties of this great and truly valuable remedy.
135 Farmers and owners of llUl'.<t’.S and cat-
tle, try it once. and you will never aft.-.rwai'ds
he without it.
Aoi«:-.\"rs—Norwalk, \V. E. Bissell; South
'-\’nr\valk,G- VV. Smith; \Ve.~:t.port, John W’.
Taylor; New Canaan, S. C. Silliman; Stain-
ford, Roswell Hoyt. 3
A SELLEG ...,
Book Seller and Binder,
¥_EAS just returned from New York with a
,...'l. new and valuable collection cfScliool and
'15? ii-cellaiieous Books. Also, a la rge ilSS0l'ilT163fil.
r t’ Stationery, including Blank Books. Foolscap,
‘ .4-tter,and Note Paper, euvelops, Slates, 6.:c.,
hich he will sell clieapertzlian they can be
.uglit. for at any other tore in this vicinity.
-'.-?‘Books of all kinds, bound in his usually
arm! and durable style, at extremely low rates,
soil satisfaction given to all.
J’. M. Smitlfs Ivfistriole Yard,
Near the Biizlgc, Normal/'5. Conn.
"EPUVLCH RAL Monuments and (have
*- Stones of every variety of pa t.t'erns, and of
we most: skilful \'.'orkinansliip. The best as-
-.-;.-tment of Aiiierica 11 and Foreigii Marble,
‘...spt constantly on liand.
Persons wishing to procure l\lounments or
'- -iv kind of lllarble \V0rk,are iiivitcd to callaud
Jive a personal inspection of his l'l1ill'G1'l:ll and
vmrkmanship, as this will be more sztt.l&si‘h(:1'()1'_y'
rhim to purchase ofAgents without. an opportu-
any of testing the quality 01 the article con-
ruc-1.eLl for.
5}‘?"l_‘l1e Lettering and Oriiainental work is
executed by an experieiiccd workiiia ii and can
.w.i'i'aut: it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk. Aug. 21. 1848.
Norwalk savings Rants.
73* O'l.‘.lCE is liercby given that. deposits will
.9. b0 received by the ti'casurcr at the Fair-
field County Bank. from 1.0 to 12 o‘clock, A.
31'. and from 2 to 4 o‘clock, P. M. on Mondays,
'T'uesdays, VVeduesday‘s, Tliursdays and Fri-
r1'iys, and on Sziturdays from 10 to 112 A. M.
sml 2 to 3 P. \l. until further notice. Per-
sons wishing to make loans are requested to
haiirl a written application to tlietreasurer,
.-iiating amount’ and security.
'1‘. \VAR.-NER, .lR., Treasurei‘.
. Norwalk, Dec. 3, 18-19.
float, Shoe, Leather and Find-
ing Store.
HENRY HANDES renews again
hisacknowledgmentsto the public and
his friends for thci r generous patronage
riaring the year past, and hopcsto merit: an un-
i:itei'i'upted continuance of the business rela-
honsliip which he has so long maiiitained with
-"iris community. He will be found new at his
where he‘ will be happy to see, andscrve his
old friends and the public. The cliaracter of
liis work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises every article of men's
and children’s wear, with Ptubl;-ei's and Over-
shoes in theirseason, for ladies and gentlcni:-in
FINDINGS of the best qiiality,- and in any
q:,i_a.ntity, suited to the wants ofthe craft.
'1 orw’alk,Jaii. 1.1851. 1
;- Proto=.:ti':on Insurance Go.
Of EIARTFORD. Co';=.i.\'.
Capital $200,000-— I-Wt/z PI‘7'1.'llEg‘C to I72-
crcasc lo I~Ialf a Jlfllliovn.
‘V lLLlA.\I C. STR-EE',l‘, liavingrecr-:ived
the agency of the above named Compa-
nv is now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,
§5ills‘.- Factories, Barns and the contents ofcacli
tngetlier with every other species ofpropcrty
flgainst Loss or Driiiiagc by Fz'7'c.
The rates ofpremiuur 0il"(_31'L’.'tl, t‘.‘1'B' as low as
those ofany other suni'l'ar lust.it.uti‘ou,airrievcry
man has now an opportunity,for a trifling suin
to protect liimsclfagaiiist. this d_est.rucI'ive ele-
ment, which‘ often in- a- siiigl hour, sweeps
away the eariiingsofso many ‘ ,‘ars.
J It is-incumbent on all persons applying for a
reiiewalor policy on buildings, to inform the
ngentof all changes in and about the premises
tl’:a=t increase the liaz':rrd'; or on macliiiioi-yi~mi-
rlcrqd' unproductive by iiewinventiioiis, usecex
l'«ss’»‘liy changes inliusincss,as no insurance
office is bound by their policy, to pay any more
....._,._......,. ,.,... _ _.
_ Ready Evfiade Glothing.
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping a good assortment. of Ready Made
Clothirigofall kinds. Also, a good assortinent:
of Cloths, Cassimeres. and Vestings, which
he will rmike up to order in good style and at
sliert notice.
N. B-. Particular attention paid to cutting.
THOMAS RILEY.
Norw~.ilk, Feb. 2-5.1851. 9
Arrival of New Spring‘ Goods.
7 H E sub:‘.cribers have ‘constantly on hand
a large assortment. of Ready M aide Clotli-
ing of all kinds. descriptions. and sizes. which
\ ill be offered at uiiprecedeiitcd low prices.——
Any person wishing a good suit of Spring
clotlies at a less price than they can be pur
cliased at any other establishment in this
town, is i'espectfull_v invited to call at‘. the store
of LlTl-IAUER. 6.: TURK.
. -- .,.._.._,.,........
Great Bargains
RE offered in the way of Broadclotlis,
. Cassiiiiems and Vestings, all of which will
he inariiif:ictiii'ed to order in the latest. style. or
out free of expense. Pei-l'cct. fit gziuraiiticd,
or no salc—at L. H RANDLE dc: CO’S.
FRUIT TREES,
AT 'riii«:
SOUTH NOPJVALK NURSE-RY.
7 V H E sul)s(-.ribers respectfully solicit the at-
tention of lfruit growers, to their stock of
'l‘l't"(‘.S.C011.'~‘lSl'i1lg of choice Apple. Pear, Clici--
i'3', Plum, Aprii.-ot and Peach Trees. \Ve
wi::h to call p:irIicularattention to our large
stock of Evciigi-emis and extra sized Horse
Cliesiuiis, and Mountaiii A>‘ll .-\lso.a very fine
lur nflsuliella and Czitawlia Grape viiics. Also.
thc'l‘rue fled .~’\i:t'\vcrp llasplierry. Oui'Nursc-
ry lies a few rods liloiitli west nfilio depot.
FLO. SE \'MOURi 65 CO.
N. l’.—-\Ve wish it" to be distiiictly under-
stood that we have no business connection with
lra Seymour.
Very Eheap.
PINO-AIBDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
L._ and Shouldc-r l)l‘;1(;t‘.§, for curvature oftlie
Spine and kindred diseases; ofallsr/.es.foi' sale
at very low prices (nearly one half less than
forinerly,) bytlie SUl)S(,'1'll)€’-|'- Cali mid See
them at the officcof DR. A. HILL.
4
Jan. ‘$8111. 1851.
?3ui3dia'2.g Eaoizs '1-”orf£~a.3..9.
1 H E stibscriliers offer for sale. some very
desiralile Building l.ots,on \Vest Aveiiuo.
opposite the iesiileiice of Hoii.T. B. Butler.
Eiiqi.iii'e of E. 15. PRICE at. his i'i>sideiice; or
at :26 Walden l_it11'1(“7«"-‘ll’ of MOSES O. BAN liffi
18 Liberty St., IV.-‘Y.
Also, some '70 or 100 loads of first quality
Building Stone. Eiiquire of E. B. PRICE.
Norwalk, May 10, 1.351. (='in19
1%,‘, ll. MlDDLEl3ROOli:’S
" N :21:
-,“'lfii Saddle anal Harness
EN! STA P: L l SHM Eil'l‘.—Tlie subscriber re-
spcctfiilly l11f()l'l1l“- the public that he cou-
linucs the Saddle and llariiess busiiicsts a few
rods north of the (Jriiigi-ogatioiiiil Cl1Lll'(:ll in
\Vilton, where he has been for the pasttxvo
years. Saddles, H:ii'iiosses, Trunks, Vzilises,
Uarpi=..t Bags, Bridles, Wliips, 65c-, c\'c., made
to oraler, ofthe best material and \voi l\'l11.'ltl:‘.iIl}).
’u=.pairing done in a inost expeditious and
workniaiilike l11.lL1llBl'. All goods sold at the
lowett rates for cash.
ll. MIDDLEBROOK.
\Vilton, June 2d, 1851.
AMERICA N MUTUAL
E.’-if-‘e E3:-"'nr2.:r.=.cs Gozngscray.
Capital !§5lt}€},Gt}0,
Invcsfccl in. Bonds, .’lIui‘l_g'cz_g‘cs and Sloclrs.
)\lllt‘.S nfPreiiiiuin reduced ‘.25 per cent. paya-
blc in cash, annually semi-auiiually oi quar-
t’ci‘l\’.
This (.‘077l.])('I.'".;1/ /Luz/c C—'ra7ilcd oi.-er
E‘c1:E.«:.ies.
The l.nsi.irc<l are ;‘.*lcuiliei's of the Company
and share the profits equally. Dividends do-
clared annually on the 1st of January.
Gertzificete for Frofits
are ll‘I1l1€<fHl'ul1le—--'i\’lll i'<~-pi-9:-teiit (JAS lla St‘Cll"5‘»‘
ly iiivesicd, and not unpaid Preiiiiuni Notes,
as is the case in the Crer:lit Coiupanics.
cannot be 'l'€’(lllCl"ll at death, by having Promi-
um notes dcductcd tlicrel'rmn.
[Yo Cu/i/i;i'i:irL .’.’i.'s,’.'s have been t.aken--——nor will
exti':i—liiiz:irdoiis risl-as he tlSSl1lii(?(l—-:1 nd no
cliangos will be made in coiiductiiig the busi-
1H"S8.‘()1-ll1(?. company, whicli will impair the iii-
erests of its present policy lioldcrs.
THE A1\_ll‘ill‘llC.~\1\i 1‘siUTUAL
1.‘; T111‘) 0.\’.1.Y
.?~.:-.=f~sc€l§;‘ E%‘1"a“.'.~‘3'?.'t*-::=.21
in me (;gnutr_‘——l13lV'll1g but one class of moni-
bc-r.-:-—oiie sy.<tciii ofpa_\>mcnts—— no l'oi~feitui'es
ofpi'ofits——-and no assessiiicnts ol'meiii':ers.
The public are invited to 0.\il112ll1(-‘-llle Char-
ter, Plan of Operation, and Annual llcport of
the Coiiipaiiy.
(7,,/,1.-'cei's of the Cnnipany.
B1-J1\'J.S1L1.l.\1;\N. Sr. llouius \Vii.cox.
1-‘/'csz'clcn/. /’.;'r(: 1-’rc.siclc72t.
BICNJABIIN Novi-ts, JOHN W’. Fri-cii,
‘ .Sce'rclar_i/. .”rcasu'i‘cr.
Boa‘/‘ll Qf'J'rus/ms:
Benjamin Silliinan '\Villi.-' Bristol
i\‘orris\V§lcox John Durric
Hmiry .l’cck Lcwisl’-. Jiitlson.
Eli \V. Blake James Piindei-ford
John W. "Fitz-li Janice R. Eiiclisli
Joscph E. Slicliiclil Lucius R. b‘iiu:li
Slierin:in \V. Kiievzils Edward a blitchell
Aiiibiose L. .l(‘i1'tl011 Sainuel Le-.r-tls
Cyrus P. .‘_%initli George D. Pliclps
Gum-ge ilall Fie(lei'ick T. Poet
Oftlie 2.500 policies which have been issued
by this Coiiipiiiiy, but 28 have been grained
to persons i'L‘-Sltllllg out of New llillgltilltl and
this State of New York. Total losses in 1850,
$1,000.
» Refer to
Ciiai les lsaacs,
13.33. Uciiiictt,
T. \Variier, Jr.
C. Tiiss-‘ll,
Chas. E. Disbrow,
Clias. C. Pwtts,
Geo. A. lzlissell, \Vm. C. Street.
G. D. Jennings, George A. Davenport,
Dr. S:iinuoI' Noyes, N. Canaan.
GEUl-l(5'E A, BISSEL L, Agent.
Du. L1'.\'i~:s, Medical E.\‘ill1lll]€i'.
.BLAl\'E’S PATENT
9.1113 Water Proof‘ Paints.‘
7 ‘1l'llS superior puiiit is applied in the same
mannc-r as ordiiiaiy paint and after a
few months czvposure to the atmosphere be-
CUIDPS as hard as slate or stone.
lil‘I'\'-VA RE O14‘ COUN'l‘EP.l7l*3lTS.
Avlilllll the last two years, tlicro liave sprung
up more titan a li'un‘(ired tlilfci-emit kinds of
c_ouiife:l'e-its. most of them no better than cllrl
lrom the roads, and all ])l.l1'(tl'lt1SefS are cau-
tioned agaiiist buying of any except my author-
l5(‘«€l «'l.£Ients. \Viii. Pi]’..'lK1'I. Paentoe.
For Sale by STREET 6.’. QUINTARD.
Agents, Noi-walk, Con.
1‘.!o2~u'.ra1k Gemctery Associa-
, tziozt,
g/A T .-1‘ Meeting of the l‘~'or\'alk Cemetery
-1 Associatioii, held August‘. 29th., 1850, vo-
ted that Evert: Quinta rd and Lyman Ricliards,
be it committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as regards
monuinents, tombstones, and eiiclosure of lots,
and that no person shall dig a grave. or erect
stones to graves. without; permission and advice
of said cominittee.
‘flair: the cash value of property, at the time of
its destruction. ’
{V’orrrii‘.l:, July list, Last.-
I Attest, E. QUINfl'.&RD, Chairman.
VV. S1-'iu;ia'r, Sec’y pro tom. 44
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OUR repeated efforts to u(‘.q11ill11l._ll)c, people of
been highly siicco.-.=l'ul, but it lias_alino-t cxluiiistcd
tho.-e who have iicver yet favored us with I call. '1.‘
store williin 50 iniles of this eslablisliiiieiit can iriak
have ‘.1 word for the ludie< on this occasion.
wish to purclia_=_e any article from I No.90
u'ow on li=in_d one of the largest and best assoi
fore iii the Statc,aud we are weekly nuiking addilio
DELUIIES. Tissues, Printed M u.<lius——in short every
Silk and Kid Gjoves—all at lower prices illilt‘1’Ill1l'
Our uiiprcceileiitcil increase of sales this .~‘.(.':tS0ll
estiiblisliiiictit. Come and see the new spring stv
priccs.
frcin wlicii thev hear the prir:c.< named.
\‘VUl'.~‘l(*(l. l..iuc.ii and Cotton Vestiiigs. Gciillcutcii
woolcn.cottou and linen Stockings aml half llosc.
whole stock of goods tugs-tlier its Pqllul cannot be fo
New ti‘-aiiaaii, June 12th. 1851. '
H E suhs‘criber having had an
invite the attention of the pub!
Trunks, Valiccs, CflI'p6t l3fl.£{.5~ Mills:
&c. clcc. which he has coiistantly on hand.
'larucss, combining nearness with durabililzy.
at this estalilisliineiit, of the very
not fail to satisfy CLlSl.0me1'S.
Just i-eceiveil a lot of superior
Norwzilk, Nov. 1, 184“.
my Iv ms,
ofbriiigiiig our EXTENSIVE A§SORTNlENT OF DRY
MAN'l‘lLl.AS and 'i’lSl'l‘F.S of the latest patterns.elegantly triiniii'ed,at low prices.
assortiiieiit ofBLAt.‘K SILK LAC ES. all widths froui 12 1-2 cts tp $12 per yard.
of l..accs,‘Swi.<s and Mull liisciliiigs :ind Edgiltg-‘a C"ll‘”'-"- &‘’-~ 300 0°"-
' other nstziblisliiiiciit.
Re.ymom1’s Pea‘-Famed Stand
llas done more to cut down these dry goods inoiioprily tl _ _ . I
has iiiade an iiiiprcssioii iipou the trading commuiiily.
OUR LO ‘sV Pill CES do work a cliarui that is lelt fur tl1Hl_1l(~?:'ll". and are r1i':i\viiig“ crowds daily to this
has of CARPF. l‘S :iiid Oll. CLOTI-IS at unusual low
We have piircliased witliiii 20 days. 7 pieces of Frciich tw
to our former stool-: of 34 pieces. making an assortinc
‘Al.-:'n, i00 p
scarls.silk and linen Hdkt‘.-'. hl=1Cl<.\VlIi|e and light colored
Also, 1' ms and
und.
, . .-_....-,.,.1..:.,.-.;.‘.. . ...‘. .. . ...
,The- Poorest Advertisement ,We, Klave Ever Written'!'
THE FOUNTAIN HAS BECOME A ALMOST EXH..AUS.TED.
this section of the State _with_tlie varioiis kinds of new
and fasliioiiable goods bought up iiiiniediately on their laiiiliiig npoii the shores of the western’ world has
our in_v_reiiuily.to devise .fi_()ll)(’ll_Ill1{."l1I\r\' in iliis way
boss that come once are sure to come again, for no
e the inducements to piircliusisrs lhiitiic l:aii._ We
Ilowever, soiitclliilfg rczllly worth the atleiitioii of all who
c:inibric needle to a one l1lll'l(l1\-Ell dollar dross.
tnreiits of BLACK and FANCY SILKS ever offered be-
We have
ris to our iiniiieiiine stock bl’ Béragcs. Poplius. Berage
stvlc of Dress Goods irvliicli the market all ‘ords-
’ Also, asplendid
Also. a great variety
Hosiery. 100 do Lisle, Cotton,
It is a fact that
iau any other lioiise in iliis scctioii ofthe state
illed and plain Broadclotli in aidditioii
in that the closest piiicli:isers_ cililiitft get away
icccs of (Tiissitiiere ofall qualities, 150 pieces of Silk,
will also liiid a coiiiplete ilS:=(Il‘il1)t.'1ll.Ct)ll1ll’S, cravats,
kid, silk, lislc. llireud and cotton Gloves,
(laps. linen Coats’ Tzikiiig tie
‘NM. E. RAYMOND.
Proprietor.
Nc'zv II(u"/less cmtl Saddle Establzs/mzeizt.
appartnient. fitted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
ic to his extensive assoi-tiiicnt; of Saddles,
Rugs, \Vhips, Laslies, Bi'ushes,Cui'rycoiiibs,Shammies
‘ He has on hand several setts of very light. single
l-Ia riicsses,
Every uiticlc in his line of business may be had
best iuatcrials and style ofworkinaiiship. at pi'ic*es which will
R.g3)ai1’iI)g done in ft neat and substautiiil initiiiier.
cheap for cash.
F. BRADLEY.
William
. -ADDLES, Hnimesses,
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Vebb, Saddlery
IV. E. Hcmzesses 722a.-nufaclurecl to orclcr.
gélwsu,
Wrest Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the .Z\"0r2va.l/.7 Ilolel.
IvIan.u';fac’t‘ui.’er and Dealer»: in
Trunks, Valices, Car_petiBags, Satcliels, \Vliips, Mutts, Brushes,
\Vare, Trunk Locks, ozc. kc.
T arms fcworable.
For.‘ Sale. ,
THE beautiful llnincstead with the
buildings theion siziiicliiig known as the “old
St. John Place.” opposite the residence of Gov.
Bi.-‘sell. Also a tract of land in quantity about.
‘'34 acres called the “ Saugatuck Brook Land.”
Also a tract of wood land in quantity about 8
acres known as the "East Rock land. For
tcriiis din. apply to GEC). ST. JOHN, 01' F-
ST. JOHN l.OCl{\VOOD.
For $319,
=,,_. _._, VVITH iuitriediatc possession. a good
Mill with water power on an excellent stream.
with a convenient I-loiise, Born, and 14 acres of
land, Sill1t1le(l about 7 miles from Norwalk 0!‘
Staiiifoid. For particulars euquise of S. E.
OL -.‘.l STl~).\D. or JOH ;\‘ PATLE Y.
i..
In
LEflO\V dc BLODGlC'l"'S
Patent flowing flzachines,
ND Rights for using the sonic. for sale by
the subscriber. The unprecedented speed
undpeifecliou with wli_icli sewing can be dom-
with these machines is‘ astonishing.
them can be semi in operation at any time at
my hoiise in (:‘rreerisf:irins. Tlicy can also be
even on the corner of Elm and Canal stand at
33 Gold st. N. Y. its adv:-iutnges over ot.'ner
Mzicliines are in _ja:.~lr;ning the cm/s both when
it commciices and slaps, and pzilliiig‘ in. or
SlI‘8;’C/lll.',L" r;i'//icr siclc of the cloth at pleasure,
and stitcliing both sides alike. and will accom-
plish (lull/ilc the work of any otlicr uiacliine.——
macliiiies and i'iglits for Stilt‘. for every town in
fY'lO111'(1(), I‘-ilmvtowii, Reilding, ‘Nostnii and Ens
Norwalk. i.lay Qtlih. 1851. 2m‘
rs; sate. .
Till“. place lorii'i.'—>rly occupied by
Alvin Hyatt", dcc’d, is offered for Siiltl.
3v.- '‘
JIM’
with a d\ve.lliiig-lioiisc and burn tliercoii stand-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying near
the lions-o of Ira. Bctts. .lr., and on the luie of
the Diiiibury 6: Noiwvalk railroad. For further
particulars enquire cf ‘
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
"\Vilt)u, iilarcll .‘§.1«E‘:31. “t
".i3.“wo Farms for slate
AT A t1R1$.~"l.‘ BAll(z‘Al.\‘~
*7 lariiis
sixty mu-cs of lirst rule
ilxxrgitlizig house and other out buildings tlicrcoii
slztiiding. Also t1llOfl1(-:1‘ farm containing about
one l1l1l:i(ll'G(l acres of good land, with a farm
.'-*‘»‘t1.~‘.(‘, and other lmildinge therr-on startling
:‘ili0:1lllll't-‘B and a half miles from N0l'\\‘2lll\‘
laiulingaiid is :1 most. desirable liirni for any
l10I‘s()li“Wl1O would like to be situated near the
salt water. his well divided into wood. pas-
ture, ineadrsw and plow lllll:'l.t1l'1(l is well wat-
ered, and is wortliy the attention ofthose who
wish to pLi:'chusc a good farm. For li.:rtlier
particulars enquire oftlie sub-=.cril)cr at New
Canaan or of Chas. Isaac-H. HI l‘~'m'\V'Illli-
\VlLLlA;‘-.l DRUMMOND.
New Canaan. Doc. 9. 1850. 50
Eur Essie.
A valualile lioinestcad of 263} acres oi
hlgvi .' laii(.l,foi'mei'ly the residc_ii:'e_ of Jurctl
Ayres, in New Cauaa n. U11 If l.~‘%1§_.’"0tl
l\'~o story dwelling-house, barn, and 0iilPl‘ out
btiildiiigs. and line orchard of g‘i'uf1e.d fruit
trees in a bearing state. Also, :27 items rifliile
tiinbcr land. 3§ miles north-west of Noi'wa|k
liridge. Also, six acreis of wood and timber
land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
loge. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of \Vatts Coinstock, Esq. in New
Canaan. lfO1'l‘t1l'tlTG'l' p‘articul:ii's enquire of
the Stll).'~'Cl‘ll)(-ll‘ at the residence of \Vm. Drum-
moiid. New Cniiaun.
E'BE-Nl.CZF.P., CARTER.
New Canaan, June 14, 1850. *‘l)'l25t
Eats, Gaps arses Sir.-arm Eroccls.
C. R A N D L E would inlorin his patroiis
~ and the public genei'ally,tliat he is now
turning nlfihc spriiig style of hats of all qz!.al'i-
licy and rurz'r;/lcs. Gentlemen can be furnish-
ed‘ at his ostablisliment willi as good an ill ticle
as c:in be foniid either in the city or country.——
Mziiiy who have worn his hats will cheerfully
testify to tlu>irclicapnoss, durability and neat-
ness. His 534 hats are eq’I.i'al. if not superior to
the ones obtained at the great empoi'iuins
in the city. Call in and see for yourselves.-
Also, CA PS ofcvery variety. sold here cheap-
er than can be had at any o(lz.c'r place in /own.
Cl‘/nls lie plcr/gcsliiliisclflo (lo. Also, STRA\V
(;lO‘(‘)D'S-—aii extensive assortment of Palm
Leaf. Leghorn, China Pearl, Paiiiama and
ch-ildreii’s fancy straws trimed and uiitriined
-coiistantly on h.-=.nr.l and of styles and prices
which cannot fail to please. Come one, come
all. Qiiicii sales and small prolitsis the motto,
No. 15 Main street‘. at" the Hat and Cap sign is
the place for Bargains.
Norwalk. April 16th, 1851.
Salt -tiérizzcling’.
' ALT washed, ground and packed—=selcctcd
expressly fn. those who desire the pure
unadiiltei-ated article. luquire at. the store of
E. Olmstead or of the subscriber.
Norwalk, May 3. I. CAMP.
_13a.rgains!
ARPETl'N(}, Ladies Hats, Parasols,
Dress Goods. Ribbbons, and all kinds of
Summer Goods at less tliawcost.
7." C. J. GRUMAN.
lt. coiisi.-ts of about tliroe acres ofgood land,’
The suliscribei's offer for sale two,
4. lying in the town of New Canaan.-
‘£l<~.. Onc ofsairl fai-ins is sit:1alc..(l about four;
lllll.“_c fyoiii Nor valk landii g. and coiitaiiis about‘.
laud Willi a sptuiimisz
too. All l)t‘.i‘>'0llS are caiiiioned against buying
lor using any macliiucs that are iiifiiiigmiieiits
lou this paizciit. DANlEL BUR R.
l \Vestpoi't, March 1st, 1851. 1‘2tf
._ ._.__._._____._.
3 Faint yo-oar Euildiazgs -3.’. Fe see.
c supr:i'ior Ivliiicial Paint, \‘-.'ii rra ntcd aqua
to any Paint over before o1‘fei'r-d to the public.
it is proof against fire, water and wc:itlicr——-it
;is iuicliangcable in its color——it. mixes readily
lwith any kind of oil, and is a lic.autili.il dark
gbrmvn or 1"i'ce.~ttono color. ’.l'his Paint rec’d
lliic [li'Bl)1lL1m at the N. E’. State lfair hold at
Albany in 1?:‘..'i0. in competition with the Ohio
lt‘ii'e-proof and -l_~'{=.W‘l'lll other mineral Paints as
si.ip.*-.'i'ir:-i- to auytliiiig of the kind in use for
chcapiioss and durabilll_". l\uuiei'ous cci'ttli-
cntcs ofits superiority liavo been given by those
‘who have tested it, of whicli these aic two:
I ** We have used your miiieral paint in paint-
'ing': cars and hourscs and upon oui' road, and we
can safely i'ecomin:-nd it as a very superior
;(',l1m1|)t1l1t.l durable !ll'l'l(:l(‘. of ]):1ltll.”--l’ll'ZM.~\-.‘1'
; ll. l)lll-Z1.l’s, Superintendent Syracuse & Utica
s Railroad. Oct. 30, 1850.
“ l have used a large quantity of your min-
eral paint. and l liiid it to be far preferable to
to the Ohio or any other paint now in use—it'.
is iiiipervious to water, and uncliangcable in
('0i0I'."—-l'ltiRACl'Z J0l~l;\'S0=.\', Painter lor the S.
A’. U. llailroad Co.
This Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
Agent. for thc iii:iiiuliictiii'ei‘_s.
\VcstpoI'l, Mai'cli ‘.24. 1851.
A €ié‘a.:-rd.
‘H E Subscriliers would take this method
. toiuform their friends and the public gen
erally, tliat. they lizive associated tog:-.tber in
the practice of Dental Surgery, and will be
happy to serve their patrons in the best possi-
ble lI1‘e1l1IlP.l'. lt is their intention to perfect
such arraiigemeiits as will se-cure to their
frieiids all the :idvantiag‘es that the Dental Pro-
fession al‘l'ords. and to execute their liusiucss
in a style creditable to tlieinselves. \Vith many
thanks for pa.st favors, they would respectfully
solicit a. coiitimiance of the same.
CHAS. l<‘l'l‘Cl-l. A. HILL. DDS.
.t'l'.=os’a.'. or Stolen.
@N the 10th inst., two bank books, niiiii-
bers 366 and 3G7,liotli with ine.inoraii-
dums of deposites in the Norwalk Savings
Society, and each for five liu l'1(‘ll’(‘.(l dolla 1's, in the
names of \Viiltcr Smith zind Jane E. Siiiitii.
Payment, of the same liavin_.g_v been stopped at
the Bank, tlieyare of no use to any one ex-
cept the owners thereof. The public an-.
cautioned against. receiving them.
reward will be paid if left at the Bank.
T. XVA RN Ell, Jr.. Sec'y and Treas.
Norwaglk, June 16th, 1851. 5241f
_ Dissolution
‘0‘,TlCl‘:.-—'l‘llH lirni of Norton, lsliell 5.:
._ Co. was di:;so'l'veil on the 1st .lanuaiy,
1%-'5'1, by mutual consent.
RUSSEL \V. NORTON.
ALONZO ISBELL.
E. E. l’.R.l‘TCHARD.
12t.F
Mr. E. E. P1'llCl‘lfll‘(l is alone authorized to
settle the basin:-ss of the late firm and use its
name in liquidation. _
HUSSEL XV. NOR'l‘ON.
9.1tf ALONZO ISBELL.
E...-cot: out for fifiounterfeits.
éP'.\‘E \Vin. Richards is putting up a ii oint-
i , ment in iinittation oi the genuine Tanne'r’s
.Ge.i'iuan Ointinenti. lt bears a fac siinile on
the oiitsidi.-. V‘Yl'np]1':l’, \-V m. R.-icliards. All per-
sons wishiiig-to obtain the genuine rrrticl-o must
lire g1pvei'ne(l by the written sigiiature of John
‘. aiincr, the inventor. on the outside wrap-
par of each l)o_x. JOHN F. TANNER.
Jord-.in, April 26th, 1851. _ 3m21
§7 ERMACILLA and Maccaroni for sale at
.Bl1SS.l2ILL'S.
GOO (35.10 the iiiitiize of
One of
the county of l<‘airlield, except the towns of
SANl<‘()i.{ l) lins just. rt-c'd a quantity of
A liberal .
~ .1: r .2.
Notice‘. . ;
THE undersigned liaiiiig
. .'.__. purchased the N_brwi'ilk Odi-
. nibus Line, would respectfully
inform the public that they intend to run their
stages as heretofore for the public C0!lVe:l_1'lQl1(':‘8.
Every effort to plea'i.‘e and accommodate passen-
get“: to and from the ‘cars or between the two‘
‘villages will beniade. which they trust will on-
core them the support ofthe citizens oftlietwo
.villiiges. 'rAYt.'o'R 6: HOLLY-
July 24. 30tf
Z\’o£v 23 the Time to save Moizey !
Raymond & Mead;
7 HA NKFUL forthe many favors so liber-
ally bestowed on them by the public,
ivould respectlully solicit a contiiiuiiiice oftheir
pati'onage—feeling assured they can now offer
groal.ei- inducements than they ever before
liave done. ‘ ‘
Their stock is tiow lat"ge and well selected,
coinpi'°i§ing all the articles bsuully kept in a
grocery store, toga-.tlier with a variety of fancy
oods, such as Sardines, Capers, Catsup, Sau-
ces, Table Oils, Maccuroni, Corn Starch,‘ Pre-
served l'4‘i-nits, Spiced Picl.les.‘&c., &c. '1'_lieir
stock of Teas is the largest and most cai'efully
selected of any in Norwnlk, ranging in piico
!_‘i-oin,_5C cts to $1 per lb. A trial oftlieir colliie
is all that is l)ecBSS:1l'3"'»l5 Ciinllincé that it is
superior to any sold in the place. Sugars al
ways on hand, cheap and good for the price.—-
Also——l‘-‘lour, Fisli, Salt: Pork, Lard, l’l:ll11§,
Smoked Beef, &c. whicli will be sold clicapfor
ms/i.. 53$? Goods dclivered to any part ofthe
village’ free of cliarge.
Nnrwalk, ..:'i'l_v 28:11; 1831.
gr--«l .. 7:1.
‘I: .4: ii. ‘s .
N. York dz. 3%}. Raven Zfiailroad.
SUi\l.\ll}l{ All ll.-\Nt1‘ lCMl12_\'l‘.
( N and after i\1oiid‘::y, April 2811). the fol-
lowing trains will leavelho Canal '.sil'e‘é*l.
station near lmailway. l’assengers will also
be i'cceivc.d at the New York and Harlem
Railroad Oliice at ':27lli st.
'l‘_llAl~.\'S ll‘ l~’.O.‘~.l NE \V YOR~K..
1- Accoinmodatiuii 'l‘i"ain at. '7 .-1. M. for N.
Haven and all interniediate stations. Passen-
gers from the VVay stations for Alba iiy, and,
the stations on the t-lousatoiiic and Na ugatuck
R’-ailroads, will take this Train anrl stop at
Bi'id,_qeport ; for Hartl'ord, Spriiigfelil and B03-
ton,_ioiii Expi'e.~as Train at New Haven; for
Canal llaili'oad Train at. New Haven.
2. Express Train at 8 A. M. for Stamford,
Bridgeport and New l’l=t\'(lll, tlieiice to Hart.-
fnrd,' Spi'ingfieli_l and Boston. l’iissr?.ii,—*_itti'.‘s lid‘
Canal Railroad will take the cars at N cw
Havcii ; for the l-'lousatoi‘iic Raili'o:id to Albany
and Pittslicld, and for the Naugatuck Railroad
at Bridgeptirt. __
3. A(i(:(I11lm()lli1ill7l1 Train at 9 A. M. for New
llaven and all iiiti-i'inediat.e stations. P:isseii-
gors by this Train forthe Canal Railroad, will
reinain at New Hziveii until 3;‘; 1*. M.
4. Special Train at 11.15 A. M. for Port
Cl10Sle‘i1l1(l lI1lel'll‘.C(ll11le stations.
5. Express Train at 3 1*. M. for Stamford.
No|'walk, l§ridgepoi‘t and New Haven, tlicuce
to Hart ford, Springfield and Boston, connecting
at Bridgr-poi't. with Train of Honsatonic Rail-
road to Pi1tsficlr.l. and with Train ofNaiigatiick
.Railro:id. (_)ii Saturdays this Train coiiiiccts
witliTi'ziiii of Czinal Railroad at New Haven.
6. Accoll'i'i‘nod;itioit Tiaiii at 4 1*. in. for New
Haven and iiiteriiiediate stations.
7. Coiiimiitatioii Train at 5 ‘.25 P.
Bl'lt.lg9[)()l't and iiitmiiiediatc statioiis.
8. Special Traiii at (5.30 9. M. for Port Chcs
to ' and ii_it,ci'iiiei'li:ite stzitioiis.
'l.‘llAlNS TO NE\V YORK.
1. Special ’l‘rain at 5.90 A. M. from Port
Chester stoppiiigat all intermediate slzlllollff.
2. Coinmutation 'l‘rain at 5.40 A. from
l5ridgcpoi'i, stoping at all the iiiterniediate sta-
lions.
3. Accoinmodatioii Train at 6.1531. M. from
New Haven, stopping at all iiit:c:'iiier,liiitc sta-
tion, icceiviiig p sscuger from Naugatuck Rail-
road at llrhlgcport.
4. Acconiuiodaiioti Train at 6.193 A. in. from
New Haven. stopping at all intci‘ilicdiut.c sta
lions. receiving pa.<se.iigers from the 1" arlfnrd
and New l‘.ltl\‘e11,Cflll'.ll ind Naugatuck Rail-
rods.
5. Express Train at1.15 P. iu.. (in connec-
tion with the Ex_iirc.ss Traiii from Boston) froiii
New llavcii, stopping at Bridepoir, Norwalk
and Silll1lf0l'tl——l't‘(7elVll1;" pzissctigeis from the
Honsatonic l.x’aili'oadat. i3ridgcport,aiid Canal
'lailroad at New ilaven.
6. Spccizil 'l‘i'ain at. 3.35 I’. M. from Port
Cliestei-stopping at all intei'inoiliato stations.
'7. Accoiiiinodation Traiii at 4.20 1*. 11!. (re-
ceiving piisseiigeis from the Accomniodairioii
'l‘i‘ain from Biistiiii) froin New Ilaveii. stopping
iii‘ all ititeriiicliliate stations. ,
8. Express Train at 8.101’. M. (or in connec-
tion with the Express Train frmii Boston, stop-
piiig at Bridgopoit. l\’or\.vall< and Stainford, ar-
iivii gin New York at 11.30 1’. M. Ev:-iiiiig
'l‘rain froiu Pittslield coiiiiects will: this Train
at Britlgi-p,;it_.
I‘lE\V HAVEN AND BRlDGEPOP»T
SPECI.-iii.
From New Haven at 9.50 A. M.for Naugatuck
Railroad and Bridgeport.
“ Now Haveii at 3.l5 1*. M. for i‘dilfoi'd
and Naugatuck l".a‘i|."oatl Jainctioii.
“ New Haven :it.5.Q0 P. M. for Naugatuck
Railroad and Bridgeport.
From Bridgeport at 6.30 A. M. for New Haven
from Naugatuck Railroad.
“ Bi-irlgeport.at.‘2. 1’. M. for New Haven
from l."l0llS.:il()1llC llailroad.
" Naugiatticlc Railroad Junction at 4.30 1’
M. in connection with that road.
GEO. \V. \VHlSTLER, Sup’t.
.-5-.-.. -g ca
M. for
career. 1 .a.zz.z€oo.o.
Sum m or A ‘I"I‘a‘lIgCl1l.(:7Il.
N and after Moritlliy, April '2‘-‘tth, pasca-
ger trains will rundaily, (Sundays except-
ed,) as follows.
Leave N-exv Haven for Colizisville at 5.45
A. M. 11.15 A. M. and 3.30 P, M.
Leave New Haven for Tarilfville and Colins
ville at 11.15 A. M. and 3.30 P. M.
Leave Collinsville for New Haven atr'/.40 A.
01., 10.55 A. M. and 3.45 P. M.
Leave 'l‘:irifl'ville for I\"ew Haven at 7.15 A.
M. 3 P. M.
The trains from New Haven at 5.45 A. N.,
COllll‘iSVllle11l‘4‘45 P. M. aii_d_'l‘arri1fville at 3.
P. 31., are freight trains, with passenger ac-
comniodations.
£_~'-fperfal A l'7‘(7.71g‘(."))I.C'*2l.
On Saturdays, hereafter, until further notice,
the 2d passenger train out of IV'ew Haven will
leave at 6 P. M. or on the arrival of the 3 P
Ill. express train from New York.
Trains ofthc H artfo.id, Providence and Fish
kill Riiilroacl leave Plainvillc for Hartford in
connection with the morning and afteriionn
trains from Colliiisvill‘e'i’riid Tai"l{l'i'/illc, at 8-15
A. M. and 12.301’. M.
'l.‘lie tiiiriiis of the Canal Road connect Will!
the trains of the New York and New Haven
Railroad. G. w. \VHIS'1‘LER. Sui>’t-
New Haven, April 28, 1851.
visit.»
‘VE have constantly on hand and for sale
pure ice in any qr-.aiit.ity.
ALLEN (SC MEEKER.
‘1 RLEEN GINGER for pre.<orvi.=s. for sale
,, Bl-S‘-S‘ELL’S.
— Soda Water
6N draught from the fountain, with every
variety of syrup, viz: Lemon, Ginger,
Strawberry, Pineapple, Vanilla’ and Sarsapa-
rilla—at the drug store of \V. E. BISSELL.
' .. - ....._..._4....._.g....>l .. 4-... ...~s.~..-..j—;»¢¢..w.——- ~-._—— -— ... ax-——:-an-—. _
.. :3 . - "
’ .’ ‘A ’ : w-'5i1T”(.$:-u}fi2~‘~v» .
-..... ’
. . .
eriiiaiie
Imnvoos DISEASES,
\veiil.cii’c.l or lin_li‘ca1l'i:y coiiditi'oh of tie
N la} RVUU S SYSTEM.
levinus powers of H -\l.\'.-\.‘«‘lS.\l and M.-\(iNls'.'l‘lS.\l, hag
-'-lC‘"” |""'!|ft|,=|]5}3?tl_by ilistiiigiiislierl pliysiciaiis, both in lsliiropg
and the Ltlllhltl Slates, to be the most culiuilile iixcdfciiial die
cclrriy of Ilir .’I-ge.
Dr. CZ~iP.}STIE’S GALVANIG BELT
and
M A G N 1<‘.'i‘lC -F LU I l).,
is ‘l=P(l with llio most perfect and certain success in all
cases of
GENERAL IJEISILITY,
Strengthening the wcakciied body, giving tone to the vm‘i0u_I
oi-5_;i.u,., pug jm-igoratiiig the entire syslcui. .-\lso in I-‘|'1‘.'-J";
till.-\.‘\ll‘, i’.\liAl.\'Sl5 and l’.-\'l.SY, D\’Sl_’l:'.l‘SlA or IN
l)l(il~.S'l'l().\', lllll'ZU.\l.-\'il'lS.\l, ACl,."l'l". Rind CHRONIC
li()ll'l'. l~‘.l‘ll.l“.l'S\', l.l.7.\lB.~\G(), l.|l4'..-\l-'Nl".SS, NERVOU
'l‘lll“..\l()llS l’.-\l.l’l'l'.~\'l'lON OI" Till‘) lll*'..«\ll'J'. Al'Ul’l.F.XY,
.\’l-'.l.'ll.\l.(ilA, l‘.-\l.\'S in the SlDl". and CIIEST, l.lVEll
I‘-t').\ll‘l.:\l.'\"l', Sl’li\'.-‘ll. (.‘O.\ll’l._-\l.\'T, mid (.'UR\"A'l‘UlllC
.if the Sl’li\'l"., H11’ l3C.\ll’l.:\lN'l‘, l)lSl<lASES of ti)? KID.-
.\'l'IY-‘3, l)l".l-‘l(‘.lltZi\'t2Y OF Nl*IllVOUS and f‘l'l\’SlCAl4
l“.Nl‘illl;Y,.‘<|f1'll all i\'i<‘.llV()L'S DlSlt'..~\Sl'LS, which compluinti
arise fl-‘V111 one simple cause —iiamely,
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
(]{3'- In NF‘.lll"()US 1J(}i)1Pl.A_lN'1'S. Drugs and Medicine‘
l'HCI¢‘lls'P. the iiisiiisa, for they wealien the vital eiieigies of
onin-r. 1it‘e-givi:~.g, vitali/.ing iiittneucc of (:a1vunisni.as up
plicif by this 1-caiitilul and wniidcrful discovery, the ex»
lienllb, sttciigth, elzistioity and vigor.
The great peculiarity ifnd Excellence of
Dr. C‘hrlsl.le’s Galvanic Ociratlvas,
coiisists, in the fact that they ni-rest and cure disease li
uillmlliil izp_n/{cu/iini, in place of the usual mode of drii gin
and p‘ii_vsi«.-king the pdllelll, till cxliaustcd Nature sinks opei
1e.<r.l_v under the iiitlictii-ii.
'l'/icy sir-ugllim I/ie u-Iuile syslein, eqiirilffi I5}. l':'rcigliili'!ii<':'
of III! /iInn.l, Iirmlitilr l.':'5' .~i.3'.'1‘.’7li'u:i.v, 4:12.?‘ ::”i‘:i31‘ do [In s'.':‘_z)'ii‘rl.ég
.n_;'m- umlrr 4ni_u chriniislmicrs. Since their introduction '
the United States, only ll|I'b‘t" years since, more than
3
€;0,t)0O Persons ,
uiclu-ling all ages. classes and conditions, aiming which n'o'f~b"
-I luige nuuibcr of lailics, who are peculiarly subject tci
.‘€ei‘\--us I oniplaiiits, have been
E‘.N'1‘1F.‘i':iL‘f[ AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
-.-rlieii all hope of ielicf had been given up, a"rld every thing
(!i.~(’ been tried in vain!
To illu.~'ti'ate the use of the GALVANIC BELT, suppnsv
the case of a person aitlicteil with that bane of civili'/.alion,
i)‘i'S1'l-‘.l'rilA. or any other tlhronic or .\‘ei'vou.- Disorder. lif
0i'tllll111’_\‘ c:‘.:“cs. slinitiliints are taken. which, by their action mi
{he nerves and iniisclclc of the stiiiiiztcli, atford temporary re,-'"_
lief. but ivliich leave the patic_:il iii a lower state, and will!‘
iii_iu:c.l faciiltics, alter the actioii thus excited lias ceased.
.\‘ow compaie this with the effect resulting f1’U1'!\_ll\€ appli-
tution oi the I5.-‘xl.V.»\.\’llJ l$l~ll.'1‘. Take a’ 1)) spcptic suf1'ercr’,j
non iii the worse syiiipioiiis of an attack, and simply tie the
‘r.’-alt (lhllinil the body, using the .\lagnc'.ic Fluid as directed.
in a short period the iiisciisible perspiratioii will act on thé
po.<il.ii'e element. of the Belt. tlmreby causing a Golvniiic cir-
:.ul.itioii whicii will pass on to the iicgaiirc, and thence back
again in 1.118 positive, thus keeping up in coiitiiiiious Galvanic
-xizciilaitioii tliioiigiinut the systciii. 'l‘liu.-: the most severe
-.'a~‘c< til D\'."ll’l~ll‘.5'lA are l'Ell.\I.-\N_l'‘..\''l'LY , l3l.'l’..l-‘.l.). A
1-"rlW DA YS IS ()l<'1‘l".i“-' .-\.\ll’l.\" :lUl5‘l“lUlEN'l‘ T0 h'.llA'Dl
I3.'\'l'i'l Tilli‘. DlSl".ASlt'. OF Yl*.°..>\llS.
i It ‘ 1 7 ‘ V I
tllll’illtlU.ll’llS llhll 'flA'lll.0;'lllill.-3
Of the nioxl Uiuloulitcd Character,
!<‘i-oin all p'.it‘t5 of the l_i(1I1lIll')’ could be given, suflilcient to N3
-3-cry Culllnlflillllllrlp-l11E‘l‘l
AN EXTRAORDHIARY CASE,
ivhicli c--iiclu=i'.'cl_v proves that g
“ Truth is stranger than Fiction.”
C ‘U R. E O F
Rlsettifiatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.-
REV. D11. LANDIS, A CLERGYMAN
tation:- ,
' Sinai-:7‘, New Jersey, July 12, 1818.
Dir. A. ll. f‘/Hf‘-1:’.'l‘11I‘.——l)CllI' Sir: You wisli to know of mo
‘.'i-liat l:':is been the in-L-cult in my own catc, of the application‘
of '1‘1l:-‘. (;_-\L.VAi\'lt} B1~2L'l‘ A-ND NECKl.A($l:'.. My reply
is as follows:
For about twenty yrtzrs l l:'a.l been siilfcriiig from Dys-;
pep:-iia. 1«Lvcr_v year the symptoins became worse. nor coiil
lobtaiii periiiaiiciit relief from any _cour.-:e of medical treat-'
nieut whatever. .-Uimit funrleeii years since, in coii.~ieqiiciice'
of frct,~uei_!t (‘..'!pt)Sl1!‘C to the wcatlicr, in the discharge of my
p'.'}Sl()1'1ll duties, I became siilijcct too severe Chronic Rhea-'
iiiatism, wliicli for year after year, caiiscd me iiidci-'cribablo'
anguish. lfartlicrz in the winter of ’-45 and ‘-16, in coiiso-'
qucnce of prcacliing a great deal in my own and various
other cliurnlics in this rcgion,l was attacked by the Bron
ciiitis, wlilcli soon l:f:ca:?:".—- so sc‘vei'.‘2 as to rc'qiiii'e an iinme-'
nl:.’t'c Sl1.'~‘|)CI1\‘l()X‘I of my pastoral labors. My iLei‘i.=nu5 system‘
was now (/.-.n'omg/iI_i/ ]irusII‘ulr.rl, and as my Broncliitis becamé
worse, so also did my l)yspcp."ia and ltheuniatic a:l‘cction—
thus evincing that these disorders were connected with each’
other through the iucdiurn of the .\'ervoIis System. In the,
whole pliariiiacop<ri:i there seemed to be no remedial agent‘
wliliili could reach and recuperate my Nervous System ;'
cvcrytliing that I had tried for this purpose had completely
failc-l. At lzi-at 1 was led by my friends to exainiiie your in-'
vciitioiis, and (though with no’ very sanguine hopes of theii.‘
0lllClCl1C_l-‘.) 1 ricteriiiiiied to try the effect of the 3 iplication of
the t;._4;1;\’.»‘< .‘.'lC BlI‘.1.'1‘ ARI) Nl£Cl(LAL3lsI, with the MAG‘-
."v'l<‘.’l‘iC l<'l.l.7lD. This was in June, 1816. To MY mutu-
1S'1'0Nl3H.\ll'Ii\"l‘, IX '."\\'0 DAYS NV DYSPEPSYA HAD HOME; IN
i-zioirr nus I WAS I-).‘\‘Al11.l-2|) 10 IKE-!l.'.\HiZ MY l‘.‘..‘!|‘OHA1. LAHORS;
NOR lI\\'l-Z l SINCE 0Mll"l‘l-fl) A Sl~.'Hll.I-I SEIKVICE ON ACCOUNT’-‘OF-
Till-‘. l5iio.\'cm'i'iei; AM) my Piii-:u.\i.i-ric Al-‘Fl-ICTION HA!’ r..~¢-,
riiii:i.v (Z1-3A.:41-2l)'l‘0 TRDL‘Hl.F. Mu. Such is the wonderful and
happy icsiilts of the er-cpeiimeiit. ‘
I have recommeiidc-.1 the D1-2L'1‘ and FLUID to many
wlm tiara been lilI.e\’.'i’se siitfcriiig from Neiiralgic nfl'ecl:ionl._
’1‘hcybavc tried them, vvirii HAPPY R1-ZHULTS, I" ui:i.ii:vI:,- ii!‘
HFIZRY CASE.
I am, dear sir, very respectfully 'ours, _
R()Bl:;R’1‘ \ . LANDIS.
DR. CHRISTIETS
GALVANIC NECKLACE‘
is used for all conipluiiits atfectiiig the Tliroat or Head, sucfl
as Broiicliitis. liitlnininatioii of the ’1‘1iront, Nervous and Sicli
lleadaclie, Div.‘/.iness of the Head, Ncuralgia iii the Face’;
l1ii'/.-.-.iiig or ltoai-iiig in the Hare. Deafness, which is genes‘
r.ill_v Nervous, and that distressed complaint, called T15
Doloreux.
Palsy and Paralysis.
All pliysiciaiis acknowledge that these terrible disease}
are caused by a :14;/iciciicy of 1Vci‘i:ous Iv.‘m»i-gy in the atfeclo
l1inbs.. Du. tjiiiiisiii-:’s Ualraiiit‘. Ai'!i'cl't’s will supply tli?
zlelicieiit power, and a’ complete and" ciiti'ré cuic is 11112
etfecteii. <
I
1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
barre been icportcd fa mi. (,‘.;'iius1~ii: and his Agents withi
the last two years, which have been entirely restored.
{igh Cw. .-\.~'oiii:\v J. F. 'l‘o.\ii:s of Brooklyn, N. Y., had n(.
been able to walk a stop for near four years, and was so light‘
less that he had to be fed. The most celcbrzited pliysiciaitf
gave him up. In live days after be commenced wcai-in'
the GAl.\‘ANl(2 Bi:i.T, i\'i:ci:i..u:r., iiivn BltA(l)Zl.I-278, he walkcc
3_Cl‘0.'!S the !‘(infl|,_ and in three weeks he had perfectly 16'
tovered his liealtli. Lfuptain '1‘ome’s is seventy years ofage.
_ Em-.<3‘i-1'r~*.isTii-:’s
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in cases of Coiiviilsioiis or Fill‘
spasmodic (Jompl-.iint:-i, and general Nervous Affection: o
the Head and upper extremities. Also in Palsy and Paralysis,’
and all diseases caused by a d=.*tI'cicnCV of power or NCl‘\'0l_1I'
Energy in t!:‘e'1Tm.“i§ oi‘ other oigens of the body.
Tic Boloreux and Neuralgia.
These dreadful and agonizing complaints are immedialelg
D‘ClfL‘t-'l.'l.’- by the application of the G.ti.v.i:m_: 13»-.i.'r. Ni-:ciii.i.c!
no i.‘;,i;.n. ‘E ditfizses the Electricity through tli¢_
'l‘h-':,lic.
system; the Neclcliice has a‘ local cflect, and the Fluid act:
directly upon the atiected nerves.
In these distressing 811110-
tions the application NEVER FAILS. V
FSTS AND CONVULSIONS.
These alarniing and terribtc complaints are always caused"
by a rIermigemeii't of Ilie Nei'vc§. 'l‘l".'e‘ Bi:i.T, Bi:.u:i:Li-:'rs Aim
grwin will _cure nearly every case, no matter how young or
old the iraticllf. or how confirmed the cmnplaiiit. 1\'uniei'oul'
and astonisliing proofs are in possession of the proprietor.
{}(j- Many hundred Certificates from all piirtsot the coiintr
of the most extraordinary character can be given, if require
, No trouble or inconveiiience attends the use of
DR. CIIRIS7'I)£"S G.flLV.']NlC ..F1R'l'ICLES, and they
may be worn b the most feeble and delicate. with perfect
case and sufctyfl ln many cases the sensation attcndiig
their use is /ifighly pleasant‘aniagreeitbtd. They can be Ie
to any part of the country.
, Prices:
The Galvanic Belt,
The G"-zilvanic N ecizlace, H
T_"h'e C-‘ralvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each’.-
‘I’he' It/Iagnetic I-‘luid, One Dollar.
_ 313- The articles are accompanied by full and plain dii-ea
tioiis. Pamphlets with full particulars may be bad of ti‘.
aiithorized Agent. _ p v . .
' . PARTICULAR CAUTION.
03- Beware" of Cuitnlcrjéits and ll"oi'lIileu fmiIali'onl._
_ 1:. 0. r.zsomsiHziAn, M. 13.,-
GENERAL AGENT FDR Till-I UNITED S’l‘A’l‘l-‘.8.
13% Broadway, New York}
For sale at Norivallt, Ct. by the author.-
Three Dollars. '
Tvio Dollars.
ind Agent,
JOHN A. WEED.‘
Stamford, by S. Ili'icx\\'cod>i- .
lnd of tlione roinplaiiits wliicli are cmiscd by an il‘hpflirO&’_
This boautifiil and convenient application of the myI'_-; -A
the already piostiiitcd systoni; while under the stivngtlr .
iiaiistod patient and weakened i=iiit'oier is restored to formal
L of .\'e\v Jersey, 01' distiiigiiislicd atlainiiiciits and exalted repul-
Norwalk Chronicler