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fflregepithct _,"‘,liiiij”'is one of _1/aurolwn
,ma,nuficto're.
. . .. Wefdwuc u~ if '1-
.-.fuJ".(:t.’fzl:;€k”0&.Y1)i_;Gazettes :6 0 3, WI
‘You ‘n'ever called inf, 6,: ° 9! ' - .
. . tar, utyou did
!‘tC_c:,it_se‘,us of wilful ‘lfalsehoogl 1”.
l in C A ” J Democrat.
86° Y0,-5. “ml Whaltmtkes you.s_o'mucli the inure’
unhappy about the matter,is," we irnovrzn you gnil-'
‘Y Oll-"ll|e1V"‘ falselto‘oi.l.” "‘ Falselmod" was our
. WON]. and “ liar".yours, quotations at that, -though.
yQU|';.velvet ears‘wcre so awfully" sboclied by the
language of‘fcoiiiuio_n bnllies.". But never mind,
choose your words accoi-«ling to your taste.
bf I-Iartfo'rtl,whu has beet»
IQ";-,S]_)Clltill1gIlleilltlsfyriilr and a‘liall' in Europe.-'1, and
?a
whoit will-be recollected was imprisoned in Ilun-
gary by the Austriznis, arrived in New York on
Sunday._
The flillowiiig persons lli1.\'t§”,'='lVt-.‘t1 the sums af-
";flK:Bd 10-their namesiin aid of Kt)..~‘.~‘llll1 mid the c:n_t.-te
of IV1uugary,jviz'—-1-lorace Greeley, $1000; J.
N. Genin, $1000; Prof Anderson, 1000 , Mr.
.Suicad, ofC.iuciuatti, 1000; E. M. Patterson, New
Brunswick, $100.
1‘ .' .
IS CO-NSUM I’TlO_"l CU RCA BL E 1?
the follotoingancf doubt no longer !
"C at - T V‘ New Yonx, Scpt.5tli, 13:31.
Dr. R.ogers—Sir :-'—-No one who has sufl'ered asl
have done. month aftcmnotitli, from a cough thai
seemed as i1'_~it would tear tt_ie Lungs to pieces. can
be otherwise that] grateful at being relieved from so
“severe an affliction. It is, therefore, with real pleas-
’l1l'(‘.,' and -an earnest desire to make the fact public’
_for_tlic benefit ofotbers, that I certify to the complete
"and, as I believe, the permmient cure effector] by
’: -your excellent’ Syrup of I.iver\vort, Tar amf Cau-
clialagua. The Cough badisettled upon in_v Lungs,
aud»was accompaiiied -by fever at‘ni;,-lit and prostra-
lion during the day. My fi-ieirds universally consid-
ered me in aCONSUiMI"FION. Anxious totry
auytliiug that allonled :1 hope of relief, and'bciug sat-
Pisticd that my-.plri_vsici.-in either did not under.-'tand
’ my case or could not help me, I dismissed him, and
purcliascd a bottle of yo'u=r preparation, of which I
liadprevliottsly heard a very favorable account. The
first bottle seeniodto loosen tb_e cough, and after
‘taking ilie second, I was ‘sensible of liaviug experi-
g';mccd,;;a d’g;-ciyded lbcnelit. I per;-'eve,red, and by the
time the piiitli bottle was con.-‘umed my cough was
-entirely gone, and I have not since been troubled
with any piiliiioniiry syniptoms wliatcver.
ELIZA 'l‘l{UESl)ALE 33 Grand-st.
For sale by A L Scovill & Co.. at their depot,
Gothic I‘Ialil, 316 Broadway, New York. And also
for sale in Norwalk by .1 A Weed and VV I1} Bisscll.
Price—-In ’la'rge Vbottles $1, or six bottles for
- 0
nth.
In South Norw;:ll:.1‘dtli, .l';~iniuia .I.)L'li1\'J.l1, aged
55 years, .
In Westport. '.l3tli, Rhoda E.-‘tlier, \\\'ife of Sam’l
Gorlnnn. :i_::od 38 years.
in Stainford. on the 11th, 'I‘.liomus Kenwortliy,
aged 55}.
_In Darien.‘14tli, Mary.~wlife'0'f 5IIcui'y B. W'ater-
'bury,,agod I8.
.-American Art Union.
2 HE distribution of the ‘Paintings of this
-- institution, having been postponed until
ftho 31st inst., the subscriber‘ willrreceive sub-
.S(:l-'lpl.l011S till that. time.
J. A-. VVEED.
Dec. 20, 1851.
Grand Ball at Wcstport!
_ BALL will be -glveii at Westport; Hotel
this (Monday) evening. Good music will
be in attendance. Tickets :31 00.
(rt. R YER. ? Elana-
H. GORHAM, -gers.
' Wanted Immediately.
TEACI-1 ER in Centre School District,
Darien School Sor-.ie.t.y. Applications.
may be made to H. MOREHO.USE,
District ,Conun.itt.ee.
A Good Sleigh and Bells
‘OR sale low. 1
= ' -51 -.*1AMES REED.
Settle tip!
LL pet‘sons who aie indebted to the sub-
scriber are requested to call and make
-C“. J. GRUAIAN.
' an
i
iinmedlate payment to
I-'lV‘I'iJSI€3 AME FRENCH.
I-llil sttl)sct‘.ilJet' would give notice that V r.
- Thompson,-the Principal of the South
Norwalk Academy, will I1?!‘-VB the assistance of
his daughter on and after January '1st, who will
give lessons in music.at the residence of the
pupils ifdesiied, or furnish the use of instru-
ments free of charge to those preferring to re-
ceivelessons at ‘her rooms at the ‘house of the
subscri'hei:s. She will also instruct nclass in
French at: her rooms if desired. ‘Persons wisli-
ing instruction in either of the above branches
will please_app|y next door to the academy.
. SYLVANUS [~lA'1GI-1'1‘.
South Norwalk, Dec. 20, 1851. 3151
Holiday Gifts.
HE subscriber is now opening the lat‘-
gest assortment of fancy goods ever before
offered in N0i'wiilli, selected expressly for the
holidays, consisting in part of card cases ft'O|,]‘I
' 50 cts to $10. ladies work boxes, writing desks,
Jenny Lind music folio. ladies’ and gents‘ port:
monies of every style. port 'fo!ios’, pearl and
shell fancy boxes, backgammon bounds, chess
men. bouquet holders. Lubin‘s extracts, English
Fi-encli and Gerinan perfumery in heaps and
stacks. pen and pocket: knives, razors. wallets.
hair oils of every variety. ivory tablets, &c. ;
in fact, a complete assortment of fancy goods,
and which will be sold at very low prices.
\V. E. BtSSELL.
Norwalk. Dec. 20, 1851.
. HE Inliabitants of the town of Norwalk
and non residents liable to pay taxes in
_-said town are hereby notified that the Board of
‘Relief for said town will meet at the Connecti-
-cut H otel in said Norwallt, on Moiiday the 5th
day of Jan.. 1852, at 1 o’clor-.k,1’. M., to hem‘
and determine all appeals to them made from
the doings of the assessors, and to equalize
and adjust the valuations and assessment; lists
of said town.
ASA'E. SMITH, Board
LE\VI.S P. FILLOW of
IIENRY SMITH, Relief.
Norwalk, Dec. 2'9. 1851- 53151
- Reel-:5 1
UST t'cc’d a large yassoflment Of toy and
' fancy books. st.atiouei'y, 5Cc., selected ex-.
pressly for the coming holidays.
w. nissEr_.L_.
Ready for Winter.
UST received a large and splendid lot of
Robes, Bells and Blankets, call aml exam-
nie them. VVM. B. S\VAN,
_ — , Skates. .
-FlN E and low priced Skates, for sale by the
q _'- Llpz or ret.uil by _
s'rar:E'r 5: QUINTARD.
nu}-lung Fluid
F a superior quality, forsale by the bar-
~l'Bll01'l'8tail, by ,
~ ' STREET 6: QUINTARD.
«s
‘ ‘tidnery.
iv:-I."-r".:" .‘.'u.~rt' ~.z»rV.»'1‘: I,‘-up nix ,'.'.~..'.-7‘-.'_-."l.1‘.‘).‘1“.\'. .:.V.r~j.
*< : 5 2"’
. .. .'11t1.E.scI.i60n<=.-.'. )I.i..sw.r...vt.a is "tlm'6'l
1 foI".’,sti‘l3.V" Slie. ca'i"i‘ié§':o\i‘ét"‘- 100 gross
" tons, iiud'is,in good sailing cornditioii.-—
,1M_'_'_,,,,Foi° f'iirtlier pm'ticula'rs. enquire nfjtlio
store of F. H. Nash,‘ or of‘tli,e-sulisci°ibor.'
_ ‘ . 1 D. K.‘ NASIVI.
‘ South Norwalk,,Dec. 12th.1E§5l. V 50
R.‘ H. White’s '
1 ' . ' ».
S-ILCON D S0 l RT-7 -
R. W. most respectfully il1Ii)l't11s. t,lieciti-
_.,_ ~Zet1S~0fN()t’)'§'ttlI(,$lttLllts_l’lciiiity.ll):tl.lllfi
second Soiree will take place on Monday even-
lug, Dab. 29th. 1351, atthe Conn. Hotel. ,
_ D'Il'.»Kl!’l.lt111(il’Sll11li'tl'l{ltll11ll'8li Harpand Co-
tllliou..Band has b.=.-en eiigztged -for tlteoccasion.
. Dec. 13tl1.1851. - -
For the!-Eolidagrs. ,
V HE stibscriber ha.-; lweii intliecity tlieipast
we-el~'.. selecting, goods for the season. and
the lrard times enable us to buy goods with cash
cheap. We have by fa r the largest assort:~~~ent
of rich Jewelry and silver wares thatwas ever
ofi'ei'erl in Norwalk. A large addition to our
stock of lamps. great: variety of games and plays
——useful employment for the leisure lion;-5 of
the young, and fancy goods in any qu:intit'y.-—-
Cull at D1SBROW’S.
. Received this Day.
1 X ARDS CAl:l.l"l*2’l‘lNG in pio-
, ces suitable for small rooms,cou-
Sisting of English 3 ply, super double ingruin.
and all wool venetian. purcliased at iiuction
very cheap, and for sale at MOULTON’S.»
\Vestport, Dec. 9 h, 1851. / I 49
Almanacs.
IDDLEBROOK’S New Englaiid Alina-
nacs for l85;’.for sale at 81,75 per gross
and 15 cents per doz. by ' -I
BLAKEMAN &'l‘O-MLINSON.
49 13 \Vull st., Bridgeport, Ct.
District of Norwalk ss Probate Court. Decem-
ber 13171.. 1851.
E STATE of JESSE HYA'I‘T. late ofthe
town of Otego in the county of Otsego.
and State of =.\'e.w York. (I(»‘.(;’(l.
The court of probate for the district of Nov-
walk liatli limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof. for the creditors of said smile
to exhibit their claims for sot.llc_-.mcnt.' Those
who neglect to present theiraccounts. properly
attested, within said time. will be deburred a
recov.ery. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to niako iiiiiv/trfilizitia payment: to
SAMUEL P. RA NDLE,
Adinimst rator.
Sleigh Bells. -
1 Sleigh Bells, assorted from no. 0, to
B 10 -C011-lpt‘isiItg, rougli. polished and
silver plated, loose and on straps. for sale by
' S'1‘1’t1'2E'1‘ 6.: QUINTAR-D.
)0
EST quality of Marseilles Olive Oil. ax~
pres-sly for table use, just t'c(:(-ived by
‘__ . __ J. A. \VlCDD.
§)OCl{lS'I‘ «Sc T.-\BI.l“. CU'l‘l.I~‘.RY com-
prising :1 variety of New I’att,m'iis. at pri
ces a little lower than Il'1(’.yI15|Vt‘.l1lll‘6l'{(| been
oll"ercd in this market. For Sale by
D. FINCII.
C
ROSSLUT and Bu‘.-k Saws filed and set
ready for use,siid warranted, for sale by
1). riucii. '
A-NI']A'l"I‘AN Strengtlieiiing Plaster‘. for
the reliefofpaiiis in the side, hack, breast,
die. They can be used in many cases of rheu-
matism with very grcat benefit. Also, they will
greatly. if not wholly. relieve coughs, colds.
soreness and weakness of the lungs. Sold at.
\VEED‘S.
More New Goods
lit the Westp0.rt Variety Store !
I ‘HE subscriber has recently added vr—.r_\*
_ considerably to his stock of Goods at the
above establishment. making the assortment
complete in every de rartmeut.
He has "now on hand a first-rate stock of
Drugs and Medir:iues,T~ Perfuuiery and Confec
V Also, Books and Stationery. Cutlery.
~Bi_'usl'ins’a nd Combs. E glisli From-li and Ger-
'nan Toys, &c..,\vhiclillie, will otfcr for sale
:laea p. The public are nvited to call; and ex-
Jfiiue for themselves. V '
JOHN VV. TAYLOR.
‘Westport, Dec. 1, 1851 f2in*"48
PEOIlLiD;’S ’lVlOTEL‘.
; '1 7 do 1 9 Catherine Slip, N. Y.
GEO. S. ST. JOHN. PROPRJETOR,
‘I TOU LD respectfully announce to his
friends and the public that the above
hotel has -been built the past summer under the
superintendence of the proprietor with special
reference to the accommotla lion oftraosieut and
permanent boarders. It now contains 46 wol
ventilated and elegantly furnished lodging rooms.
provided with all the modern improvements and
conveniences. Connected with the hotel isa
resturauut or dining saloon where all tlie sub-
stantials and delicacies of the season 81‘tip1‘()-
vided at a moinent"s notice at all hours, and
served up in a style not inferior to any house of
the kind in the United States. The patroiiago
of the public is respccfu-lzly solicited. Baths 12$
cts : lotlgings single rooms ‘25 rats.
New York, l\'ov. 2~tth,1851. Gm-18
I in E NAI-LS_macle from the best Nor-
wegian nail rods, and warrautad as rep-
resented, forsale by D. FINCH.
Almnacs.
IDDLEBRUOICS Almanacs for sale by
the hundred, dozen or single, at
J. A. \VEl«_1D'S.
PLAS'PER and CEMENT at:
OL‘.V1S'I‘ED'S.
SPOR'l‘.lNG, blasting powder innl fuse in
any quantity at; OL_MSTEAD‘S.
Stroatis very cheap. 3000 lbs BU'1"l‘ER
for sale olteitp 111‘. S. E. 01;.-.\tS"EAD.
Repairing. ,
AVING t'»n2nge:l the services of an ex-
l’<3I'ionced Jcwolli-.r, I am prepared to ex-
ecutetlio most diflicult. jobs in repairing of every
(l6SC1'1pll.0t1 of jewelry. Also, all desi_Qns for
secret societies, 65c. neatly and promptl_v exo
cured. “ C, A. DURAND.
Victorines!
UST rec'd, the largest and richest assort-
ment of Victorinos and Cuffs at all prices.
Call and examine them.
H. C. RANDLE.
UST REC-‘D, 11 large lot of sliocmakers
leather splitting macliines. by
V HENRY HA NDES.
-ARNISH and Japan for sale, wholesale
‘and retail, at N.'Y. prices.
D. FINCII.
A Good Assortment
F China, Crockery, Glass, Earthen. Tin,
Juppaned, Brittania, “foodeu and \Villo\v
Ware, Table Cutlery. Sho.v.cl and Tongs, brass
Kettlat; and house-.keepi'-rig goods in generiil can
pgleg, times be found at our store, and we will
make great inducementzsto purchasers.
LOC'KWOOD. HAIGHT «S5 C0.-
#-
1‘ Nonwann. N'ov.3'.
OVE RED \Vatzgor_i for sal—e,'suitublo fora V
light peddlot"u- waggon or family. cm‘-riage.
l*3n"J:iro of S. 0Ll‘.iS'l.‘l:lAD.
7;‘?
is.» V .
vaiiué
r oo,oo
Great llIcdical,Dlseovery_._ .
REV. A. B-. MYERS’ , t ,.
~COMl?QU’N_D' EX'l'R_AC'I' OF 9‘
R0011 ease AM) Aasitrtaitti 1.
THIS incdicinc-has the ri.=.pntatinu of being .1113
twat ever used, for jtlie__cug'e:o1'*,Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint.Billions‘Diseas"es,C.Iitaiieous Ilrnptions.
scrolnla. Erysipelasf; salt. Rheum, Broncliial Affec-
lious. Canker, srire 'Mouth; Colds. Coughs. Asth-
ma, Chronic I)iar‘rlicea, sick Head Ache, Rheniua
tisin. and G()t1ff1'i‘IlllVD_:t..‘_’l.)lllly.
The perfection of this‘ valuable contribution .to.
the hcalingart, was caused by years of hard study
in eiiiployiiig the variotts in_gredien'ts'. so that tlrcy
would luirinonize,together. Over two tltnsaml
bottles have beeii',ti‘§c‘d‘ within" the last year throu‘gb
its own merits, and without the effort of the d‘iscov-
rarer. It has been l'onnd.- tieretoforc. but in‘ \-'zn_u
for relief-—to be not only a corn, buttlie best medi-
cine ever '¢liIs_co,_\_-"cred, ,3 for _ the above ‘ n;_niu,=d’
(lise:i.-‘cs. ' ‘Vt: 'l1i|l'Bk flcertifitzaifcs 'of'”ils" great
from‘. ' persons of l1l_L'll stamlin.-,'_.,. “lift
have been rc-.toi_'cd to puifi-ct health, lroltlvllle
dise:ises it p1'0:1)l.~3e.i to cure. The Iloclé Rose lifts
been used with great succe.-‘s for runny years._ Dis-
tiiigui.-liod medic.-alimcn have spekcn "of it in high
praise; each ingredient perforiifs a valuable part in
effecting a cure.
Ili.-alib is one of the grcates'tvblessiiigs that man
can possess. It is beltertli’aiiTline gold; and who
among the afllicted_woulil Iiot give a few dollars to
possess an article tliat would restore them to health’!
All persons who are laboring under the above dis-
eiisr-;-: are requestvtl to tr
MYERS’t,O-MPOUND I’.X'I‘RAC'I‘ OF ROCK
ROSE AND SARSAI’A|fII.LA !
New Haven, Sept. 6, 1851.
Rev. A. I}. L. Mvr;ics—l)ear Sir: Having used
your extract of Rock Rose and Sarsaparilla for
Salt lllieum, \\IIl(tI1 was ctl'cctu:illy eradicated from
my systcni by its use. I can clieorfully recommend it.
to any who may have need ofrcliefin similar ca.-es. —
Yours. truly, S. B.Jlr}I‘t0.\l If.
Mr. A. B. L. Mvnasz I have, from chililliood
suffered from Sick Headache. incrcasiiig _\'eaijly.nn-
til lust yearl was advised to use. your Cmupound
Irlxtract of Rock llose and sarsaparillu. One
large bottle compl.-.tel_v cured me. < V
Yours, ' NANCY PARSIILY.
I can lioartily «-.oncu__r, in tlicabove. ' _,
JOHN I’.-\I{SIILY.1S‘3 Orange st.. New Haven.
From Cli:innce_\' Jerome. E.-q., well known as
the leading manufacturer of correct time.
Rev. A. B L. Myers. Dear Sir.Eiv_vlneeu monshs
since I was severely afflicted with Dy;-pt-psiii and
Iiidi_:;ostion. I fuutid no relief until Iwa.-1 advised
to try your Compound Extract ot' ROCK ROSE
and SA RSAPARILLA. and one large bottle_.1uin
happy to say, coiiiplctcd a cure.
Yours,__tru|\_', CHAUNCEY JEIIOM E.
t~‘.n- ..~;.i.. by w.’ I3. BIS>‘.t$_LL. l\'orwu!k : and
'1‘. Il. GI‘c[I"FE'I‘II, South Norwulk.
***"s:wxii*ir~s;“"”*
celebrated Pancea,
1-'01‘. '1‘l11-‘. CUR1-I 01-‘ I
INCIPIICNT coNsU.\tPTIO.\*.
lcrofula, General Debilitv. Vvliite Swelling, Rhett-‘_
iiiati.-mi, Diseases of the Liver and Skin, and
all I)lst:tt.-‘estlfliltlg from impurities of the
Blood,:nnl the eliimtsi of Mercury.&c.
SiV:\IM’S I’.-\i\’.-XCEA has been for more than
éiirty years celebrated in this country and in lin-
npo for 1lS(3Xl!'ttt)1‘tll11£l1'_V cures-—for the certificates
if \\'i1lt'l1 reference was made to the directions and
t(ltlli.~‘,(\'{l11(.'l111.131)’ he had gratis) accoinpanying
be Panacea. Some nfwbicli gin: the particiiliiis
if cases too frightful for general publieati_oii, where
lac patients had been almost eaten up with Scrofu-
i.and were dc.-eined incurable by I’li_vsici:iiis.
It has been used in l1t)SplIt1l.s‘l111tI private practice
ud has had the singular fortune of being ‘recoun-
sieinleil by the nio.-'tcclcbratcd pliy.-'ici.ttis and oth-
:1‘ ominciit persons. Among otl1crsl)y--
W Gibson, M 1), Prof of Surgery, Pa Uni.
versitv.
Valentine Mott, M D, Prof of Surg, N Y
Univer.-ity. I
W I’ Dewecs, M D, Prof of Mid, Pa Uiii-
ver.-ttv. ‘
N Chapman, M. D, Prof of Pliysic, Pa Uni-
vcr.-'tt_v. ,
I '1‘ Parke, M D, Pres’t College, of Pbysiciaiis,
’liila.
Dr Del Vallo. I’rofi:ssor of Medicine. Ilavanzt.
Jose Eonrenco. I’rol' of Sirrgerv, Lisbon.
J Cliipinnii, ~.\lcuibcr of Royal Cflllfgtl Surgeons
London. '
G \V l'Ii'ving. late llliuistur to Spain.
SirTlionias Pearson, Major General British Ar-
mv.
‘Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c. &c.
And also, the o=oiiilerl'nl cures ctfccicd by
S'w;iiin’s I’anace.'t have for many years made it :in
invaluable 'eineil_v. The I’anacea does tint contain
mercury in airy form. and maingau innocent prep
aration, it may be gtvcu to the ino~t iendvr infant.
The retail price has been I’r:(II’IC(ll.I to 5.51.50 poi‘
bottle. (r-oiitaiiiiiig three half pints)" or tlirizc bot-
tles for $4.
Bl£\VARl§. OF Ii\lI’OSl'l"IONS.
Sw-‘tints Patiaicca is in round bottles. fluted longi-
tudinally, with the following letters blown on the
glass ,—
SwatM‘s——P.iNAct-:.t—l’iiim.
and liuvin,I__v the nanic: of Jaim.-s Swain) stamped on
the si~aliu;__r wax. and written on the liti)(:l covering
the cork, and a splc-ndid ('l1gl{l\'.llIg for the side of
the bottle, coiiiprisiug nine (litfereiit d'e=, which
liave been turned l~tt1‘il1(?t_‘X(‘lt1.~’l\’e use of the pro-
prietor, by Draper 62'. Co., bank note cti«_(r:iv¢-.is. of
l’hiladclphia. In the centre is a portr:iithl' the late
W in. Swaim, copyright secured.
ALSO SWA.Il\I’S VERMIFUGE.
A valuable I"aiiul_r lllcdicine. being a highly ap-
proved remedy for all dieea.-‘cs ari.-'ing from ilebilily
ufthc digestive orgaiis. 5tl('-l1 as Wornis, Cholera
Morbus. D\'.~ICt‘.1t'r_V, Fe.-vr-r and Aguc. Bleciliiig
I’ilcs. Sick Ilczulaclte, &c &c See the Piiiiipli
lPI(\\'l1l(:l1I.l1i1_)’ be had gratis) accompanying the
Vermifnge.
Prepared only at S\\'aiiii’s I.aborator_v, the old
stand, Seventh st.reet,belo\v Chestnut I'liiladclpbia.
and sold by all the respectable drnggists in the Uni-
ted States _
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Perseiis wi.-eliing to obtain the genuine Swaiiu’.<
I'ani,~cr.a, and Swaiiu’.-z Verinifnge, should be care.
ful to observe thatllie name l
Svraim
is spcllctl corrcctl_v on the lltlillnrt and labels, or they
may be imposed on by uieriiciui.-s made in imitation
of tlienibv a person bearing a somewliat similar
name, well calculated todeceive.
(.li-ztvrzzan A I-‘.1-2.\'MS ron T111’. U.\'i'rv:u S1'.Ii'r1~:s,
SCH I EFFLIN BROTIIE RS ck’. CO.,
10-1 and 106, Jo‘/in .51., N. Y.
Gu1ver’s Furnace.
‘, IS have made arrangements for ;-,m) ‘m-(3
S0‘l0tlg(.311I’. for the sale of this c,,|.d=,,,.,m,d
f‘“'"“°" f‘”' “"5 and "'»‘-.'I‘*l"l:‘.,-‘g places and are
l“'9Vl‘"''°‘l 10 “’.'-6 0|‘t'.(:rs for or set. them at maii-
ufacttii-ei'::’ ‘prices, and waxriint them. For re-
f0l'€2ice call at the store. '
LOCK\VOOD,IlAIGH'1‘ 6: CO.
lV.!en’s and Boys‘ Clothing
_Mz&Dl§ up to order in the latest style and
of the best workmanship. at the lowest
prices that good work can possibly be done for.
All work warraritcd to fit or no stilt‘. Hf
MOULTON’S.
'.-V” Cutting done gratis.
\Vestport, Oct. 538.
Gattle.
For sale cheap. it good pair 6 your
old slugs. Er;q:.iiro of
\V. IC. R:\Y.\'IOND.
New Canaan, Oct. ‘lid, 18.51.
For Sale.
valuable building lots. in size to
_ suit purchasers. Also. 53"°""l Vtllutlblfi
dwellings rel'orred for sale. Enquire of
47 CHAS. E. DISBRO\V.
43
EVERAL
Stamford Savings Bank. ,
EPOSITS are received by the Tteasurer
at the counter of the Stamford Dank.
every businessday from 10 till 1‘: o’clock in the
morning and I“:-om 1 till 2 o'clock in the after-
noon. THEODORE. DAVENPORT.
‘ ‘ President.
CHAS; G. Rocxwoon. Treasurer. ' 3t-M
GOOD LATH _i,ust'ret:'d
by Z. SANFORD. j’
W'estpo;t, Nov. 1?’, 1351.
—-'=;~-'-5i*1:¥'?t§%*-V»c,rm'savr.za<.c::~2tz:.a=e<¢:-.:-zamznzar:~:s-est.-.12:’ » ' - "
i.......,c
4 ’QUlN—TARD (‘C SONS have at their
alarge assortinetff'of"-cabinet t'urnimi'e. consist-
ing in part of sofas, centre, card, book, tea, work
aup . kitchen tables of_..t{at:i:o.t_JS lilmls. mahogany
‘and blackfivaltiutvnizirbltftop dressing bui‘ezius."
dlain di'es§ing, bureaus. common lmreaus of all
prices, some as low as $5 50. j Ma hogany, bl’k
walnut and maple bedstett_ds.of"varLot1s pt1tt6I'!1_$.
and lH'ice‘s.so-.i.ie aslow as $2 '25. Patent bed"-‘3
'"ste:ids"tliar‘ca'n“bn‘ put up in three minutes and
Malioganyi, curled maple, l)‘i’k -
without a key.
walnut. kitchen and winclsorcbairs. Children's
table and l0\V‘Cl'1llll'S.; Willow waggoiis. ct"-
dles and cluIt’I‘s. Looking glasses of all sizes
and prices. from 95 cents to 810. Spring mat.-
resses. the bust. and clieapest. beds in existence."
\Ve,,will deliver any furniture purcluised of 1/18
(toitlieaniouiit.M5410 oi"ove.i')'iri New Canaan.
\Villou-or Dil1'l8!1 free of cliargo and fl‘ee.:f;1‘01I1
tlti'tn3lg5. ‘ - .' I ‘U 2
li’cart’y Zllaale Collins.--\Vo, have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 coffins of maliognn)’.
black walnut, clierryandwhitewond of all sines
and descriptions, which can be furnished at a
few mintites notice. \Ve‘ also furnish shrouds
and eve'rythi'ng -necessary for the interment of»
plication to us.
N E W YORK
Cabinet, Chair, Sofa and
Bedding Uplielstery Establishment,
_ _ A'1‘ srzw C.~\t\'.‘\AN, CT.
[-1 E‘-proprietor of the above is prepared to
execute any .tliin_2 belonging to either of
the above business, and keeps on hand for sale
at low prices bcdstoads from $1 75 cts to S4 75
of maple,‘ &c.: cotta go B walnut from $8 to $14,
—-iualiogauy from $8 to $50; bureaus from $4
to inalio;-.uny front; all maliogany extra
from $0 t.o with marble top the ; rulo joint
‘tea tables from $2 50 to S4; mahogany do from
$6 to $30; chairs from 37% cts to $8 each; stands
and wash stand from $1 to $14 ; sofas spring
scatsland hair cloth covered from $12 to $90;
nmtn-asses from $1 ‘.25 to $15 ; comforters from
$1 75 to S2 75 ; feathers very low ; inatirosscs
ot'straw,tea grass, patent. prepared corn husk,
curled ,2l'5lSh‘,CU_1'l9d. hill!‘ 550-» "ltd 8V*‘|')’llll"2
P\'(’.l_' wiisbedi for ‘atcqual low prices at least 25
per cent. less than can he Ol)Ia'Il11€‘.(l els-ewl;e:'e in
the counfry, and eve-.r_vtliing sold at his estab-
‘llSill'l1Pl1l is wairantod to be what it is Sold fol‘.
A lot of cottage bed posts for sale , ll constant
supply on l1aud;.tle_alei-,9 supplied at reduced
n-ices. 'l.‘urning tl0t1e;l1(1.’tt')’-
" N’B-—-Readyuuitle coffins coltsltltll
of all sizes and qualities at low pt‘itrP->'. and will
attend to the digging of grrives and will furnish
evorytltinzz necessary for the interincnt Of the
dead. Ft.I'1t‘t'nlS will be uttciided with a hearse
(‘cc unequalled for respect, free froui c:»’*‘-t'tl
cli:u~y_z(-s. - Iiew '_1'ork Cabinet. and Upliolstory
E.-tziblislniieiit. Né\V_Cim"~'1Us CB 43
Hardware‘. Gutlerv,
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils !
FINCH has now on hand one of,tho
0 most exteiisive and well selected assort-
uieuts of foreign. domestic aml buil(liu,«_' liard-
ware. cutlery. iron. steel, paints, oils, French
and American window glass-——assorted sizes.
agricultural implemc-n:.s. hay cutters, corn shel-
lers. &c. all of which he will sell at prices do
fyiug competition. Also. every description of
carriage hurdwa re. felloes. hubs, spokes, laces,
linings, patent leather, &:c. all of which he sells
upon th‘e'principln of “ small profits and ready
sales."
The siilisci'iber is also agent for the sale of
l1uswcll‘s illi-nr:rul Pu."n!, which is proofa'1ainst-
fire, water and weather. and unclmngeable in
in its color. and is the best-, cheapest and most
durable uiineral paint now in use. In fact,our
i1SSt)l'lll1t"l1€ coinprisos a variety anrl extensive-
imss that would baflle‘ a detailed (_leSt?1'l|1llUt1, and
we tlierefore would i'espec:.l'tilly invite the pub-
lit: to call and examine tlieniselvcs. 45
_j..-..--_-._.._.. ._ .__...._....__ .. ._ .
ress, Staple, and
[P
FANCY GOODS.
The Largest
ESTABUSHMENT
I/L I/re State of Comiecliczzl, Iocatezl in
Ute Village of lVe-to (7(mr1au—}ms rcccivcrl
this (lay ]7rabal1lg/ the la,-rgrzst Stock of
N E W FALL DRY G OODS
Ever be/‘arc q[/“srcvl by any;
Store in (In: Sta./c.
IV. E- RAY1\'IOND.
UCTION and Force Pumps, -with pipes,
J hose. &:c. L., I1. 6: Co.
‘ ‘1 EESE FEATIIERS of prime quality by
L., ll. it Cu.
“'I‘OV ES. Raiiges. Fur-niiccs, Drums. Stove
pipe, Zinc, Bricks. Grate and UllSlI11gS,
&c. Lu H.’ & Co.
Shaker Herbs ér. Extracts
O'.\"S'l‘At\'LLY on hand all the different.
varieties of herbs and extracfg, ‘prepared
by the Shakers at New L-;',,uuou?_§,;,,s_¢_ at
\VF.F.T)'S.
——.gy
l “ISiiUADCLO'PI'lS, Beavcrs.- Cassimcres
and Sattinetts, a large assort_meut*. exceed-
ingly cheap in \Vestport, at '.\1OULT()N‘S.
New Marble Yard.
HE subscriber having opened and furnish-
_ ed a now Marble'Yai'd in Norwalk, near
the head of Main street. would respectf'ully ao-
licit. all to favor him with 11 call. and examine
his stock and workmaiisliip. I-le intends hav-
iug on llittltl constantly a full ,assortment of
Ainerictin and foreign Jlarble, and the work-
manship of a superior style. Monuinents.
'l‘ombstoncs. counter and table Tops,&'.e., écc.
furnished at the shortest order and on r_oa.son—
able terms. JOHN H. \Vl<.‘EKS.
Norwalk, Nov. 5th, 1851. 45
TUBBS ix: S;\1l'l‘ll.
Building Blowers.
UILDINGS movt-.d or raised, with chim-
neys stiiiirliiig. and without distui-hing the
inmates. l*‘raincs raised fnrclnu'che.s or other
large buildings. \Voi-ls doncin any pa at of the
counu-.y_ ..
SETH SMITH.
. Bay . Water,
DISTILLED by A.A. Fi'encl),St.Tliom;is
\V. I., and warranted genuine,foi'.sa|e by
the gallon or bottle by J. A. WEED.
Sugars. Flour and Crockery.
" FINE lot just received and going offlikc
a J tine snowstorm at the chca'p"st'or.i_3 of
- - - GEO. W’. SM-IT-Ir].
or-on.s,c...ssa..er,.s as sati;;etts_
‘A".I.‘Mt'1‘1Jl1(’3‘i11'd of low‘-‘prices. 3‘ ‘few pieces
"AV .t.ltohc.S_atiuctts left at 44 cts par ):’t1l‘tI{3'~‘ .V
p
‘I.
,,_..‘,.. -7. V. J,
_I_.ooki:'i(.,' Glasses, wmow Vvare,.s'm.- ‘
O wa.?i'e-rooins a few rods cast of the bridge ’
ly on hand I
South Norwalk, Ct., July.19th. 1851." 29
. . V ‘
. . ..,.,.g.,__.-,, __ , ._._...;n..-.-4-'-..~.. J1
j ~—5lZ. 2, CL" A ""‘1‘;i".‘I' . p _ .
1'.\t. York, (39 re. Haven Railroad.
' \V1'NTE'R. AP»I’sANGEME..VT.
COMM!-Ii.‘IClN.t} mac. 1,1851.
I reave l\’orwalk' fol‘ N?" Y°rl.“.
Commutation ,Train' '13‘ o_’L':locl; 38 min, A M
Accominodatlon 8
‘V u 10 47
Expi'ess' -'2- V 91 A P M
Accomniodation I5 3*!
Express ‘ 9 49»
Leave Not-walk for New Haven.
Accommodation train 9 o’clock 1.’! min‘ M
. ' 1 36 P M
Express 4 53
Accommodation — 6 . 15
Commutation ’ 7 8
Express trains ‘West stop only at St.aml'nrd.~
' . “ East. ". Bi'_i'lgeport'..
V“-.Leave New York for Norwatk.
Accoinniodatiou train 7 o‘clock, A .M
' " 11' 30
Express ’ 3- PM
Accommodation 4
Coinmutation -. -4 55
L 2-ave N ew_ Htiven ‘for Norwalk.
the dead. and will see to the digging of graves Commmniioii train 5 30 A M
when 1-e(prestatl.' \Ve willatteud funerals iu_ A,-commod.-uion 7
New Canaan, \Viltou or Darien. without-e_xtra 6- 9 35
0l""'g"‘- E-’ QUINTARD 5‘ SON-55 Express 1 15 P M '
N. B.—Persons wishing to purchase burial Accom,m,dmion 4 20
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may.malte up-~ Expmss . J 8 45
' 45tf - GEO. xv.
\V[iIS'I‘LER, Sup't.
New Fall Goods.
H E subscriber would call the attention of
- the public to his stock of Dry Goods just
purchased, embracing styles of all descriptions
suitable for the Fall trade, such as figiiretl and
plain Popliiis.Vvery rich Casbmoi-es, DoLaines.
Gingbams—new styles and very fine. Calicoes,
Gloves, Hosiery, and :1 variety of other Goods,
all of which have been purchased atthe lowest
market p'rices,and will be sold uccordin'1l_v.—
He has also a fresh supply of Broudclotlis,
Cassimeres and Vestings of all colors and qual-
ities, which he will out free of expense, or
make to order in the most fa.-liionable styles at
prices that will defy competition.
L. I-I. RANDLE.
Norwalk. August 26th. 1851.
T/re f(L'I‘gr‘.’$f as/ul best Izstrort//tent of
Office 1”r.1'10r Hall and Cooking
9 9
’ '/rag has ever beep c.r}z.ibitcil in this County,
at P-.V‘1'c.‘.s rzslonisiii/rg to all.
LOCKWOOD, IIAIGI-1'1‘ & C0.
‘ . Norwalk. Sept. 8th. 3551-
» Sawing and Plan.-.-5'.
AT the st:-enni plriiiiiig and sawing sash and
blind mill of Messrs. Reed 6: lsbells inay
be found a large assoilinent of mouldings of
various and tastefiil patterns. _ _
All work done with prmnptness and in it sat-
isf:tc’.or_y uiaiincr.
V Illtllfllfl & ISBI-ILLS.
Nnrwalk. A ugust ‘2'3c.l, 1.551. 34.
~ "tii§'§l§.l?i.l?r~
"5§§r*uair.ai
Six. 3., ,, fol,‘
2+.
THE CELEBR.-ITED
OXYGENATED BITTIIRS,
CO'.\lTAINING NO ALCOHOL,
A sure Rcm.c¢l_7/ for
DYSPEPSIA,
IN ALL 1’1'S VARIOUS roams,
Such as Pain in the S-tomacli, I-leurtburn, Ha-
bitual Custiveness. Acid Stoiiiacli, Head-
ache. Loss of A';:,;etire. Piles. Night.
S“."C-nis. Asthma or Phtisic,
Flatulence or “find in the Stain-
ach. Nervousiiess, Coldoess of the
Extremitics, \Veakncss of the Limbs,
General Debility,
and all the iudescril.vable symptoms of this uni-
versal tlis-misc. These are also the best tonic
known for the prevention and cure of
Fever and Agile,
These Bitters have received the Hioui-:s'r
'1‘r;s'rimo.\'iAi.s ever otfered to the public in fa-
vor of any medicine in the world, and are ap-
proved by some of the best physicians. who use
them in their practice. For the most. satisfac-
tory proof of tho sm:ce'ss of this remedy, see
pamplilets containing full particulars and cer-
titicates from Members of Congress and other
parties well known to the public. Any individ-
uitl wishing further information respecting this
T 71 - HY ‘V
Il\ VALUABLL MEDIC13 it-,
are invited to call on the ,-\;v‘snts. and satisfy
themselves by i'efet't-mtto U2 ntmiei-oiis letters
and cc-:t't}ficat.e.s of the. liixfaest respcetzil>'ilit_v.
DR. GEO. B. G1'3.'.;EN, Proprietor, \Viud-
sor. Vt. .
, RE ED. BA'.I‘ES.tS.’, AUSTIN, \Vholesnle
Druggists. No. Qt} Mercliants’ Row, Boston,
General Agents. '
Price $1 per bottle; six for $5.
CAU’I‘lON.—-Eeab bottle of the Genuine
Org/gcnalccl Bitters, will have the outside
wrapper printed in Euolisb.Frenc|i and Span-
sh, with the signatiire of Gen. B. Green, Pro-
prietor. upon Three Sides. and in addition, a
finely engraved labelnpon the top of the bottle
with the signature of Reed, Bates & Austin,
who are the sole General Ageutsaind to whom
all orders must he a«.ldressoxt.- - ~
For sale by \V- E. BISSELL, and ‘drug-
gists generally in the S.aud Canadas.
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R VAN DIEN, I’ ublishe
80 Nassu st
1‘? E. E. KNAPI’. ASP“-
__..¢-
_ _ For Sale or to Rent.
i A factory and water priv'ilegc.situntod
in l\’in-tb I\"oiwa|l<, foiniorly Slverminc.
The factnI‘y is .‘.’r'_~‘x34 feet, the tltlttl and water
wheel is new, and every portion of the estab-
lislimmtt is in good condition. Tliere are ten-
ements enough on the premises to accommodate
six fmniltns. 'Ii. will be sold on very m:com0<in-
ling terins. or if not sold will be rot?-lirtl. For
further particulars enquire. at this office, or of
D. COMS'l‘0CK. 31'-
Norwallt, Oct. 31st. 1851. Mt?
‘Machinery.
VI-IE subscribers, liaving recently made the
m-zcessary 1lI‘l'1l11{_1(’.lnt‘1'1lS,11113 now pre-
pared to axe;-ute all orders for uninufiicturing
and repairing all kinds of machinery for man-'
nfacturing and other purposes. \Ve will also
supm-intend the erectiou,al.*eriug and rcpatrirg
the same. \Ve have on luiud and u re constaut.l_'.
inunul'ai:turiny all the di'tl'ei-eat kinds of patent.
axles for light. and heavy vehicles. \\'lW=ll “'0
will dispose of on the most favorable n=~ims.—-
Orders to be left at Street 6:. Quiutardis 51019.
Norwalk, or at our shop. the first building north
of James Janes’ saw-mill.-
ALDRICH & \VIll'1‘L()(}l\'.
\Viltou, July 151, 1851. 0ni"26
Oils! Oils ll
URE bleai-boil sperm. elephant. whale,
lard. neiitsfont. and linseed oils, for stile by
the barrel or retail by
It} S'I‘R.l£ET or QUINTARD.
N l§\V AND l£Ll'-IGANT
Fall Dry Goods !
Hitchcock & Laadbeatcr,
No. 347 B'roaa'wa_7/, carrier Leonard s(., N. Y.
Itlnvc alreatly in store a very large and splen-
did assortun-nt of Nmv and Elt‘.gtl11E.Filll Goods
including a great variety of rich and handsome
styles,-as beautiful printed Cfi.S'htne1'es and Do
Laincs. plaid Silks, ln'or2.'ide, watered and plain
do. l*‘rencli Mcriuoes and plain Cashmere: of
every desirable’ shade. color and quality.
1’iii'ziiiiutt'as, or Coburg Cloths, of various col-
ors-—in "ap1)e:ii':ince and finish precisely like
Merino, but of only about lialfthc cost.
Broclie Long and Square Shawls, Canton
Crape and 'l‘liibet; do., plaid. woolen. or rob roy
'do., Velvet and Merino Cloaks and Sacks, and
every tliiug else, in fact, necessary to perfect a
lady's wardrobe; together with a large and full
assortment of housewife mid family Dry Goods.
as linen and muslin Shooting and Shirting, Ta-
ble Damasks. Diapers, Napkins. Lawns. Crath
Towolings and Towels, lace and Muslin \Vin-
dow Draperies, \Voolen Blankets and Mar-
seilles Quilts, Toilet, Table and Piano Covers,
Flannols, Canton Flaniiels. Tickings, English
and German Hosiery. and, in short. everything’
in the line of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods;
and giving their attention entirely to the rotuilt
business. learn the wants of the public, gnd.
spare no pains or ex,',‘.:-rise to be able msupply
I-hem. Wllllv ll1€.ii' strict adherence to their sys-
tem Of 00.9, price, without variation, secures to
every customer, whether child or adult, fair
and boncstdealing. .
Mourning and half mourning Goods of every
kind and style the market affords, always on
hand. Geutleineu's Cravats, Handkci'cliief's,
Gloves, Umloi'-Shirts, Drawers, &c.. at 1:50
than usual prices. Orders from the coun-
try or city will be promptly executed. seutzm
directed, and the Goods always warranted, and
money returned ifthey do not give satisfaction.
5Z'€F“13tiiid|es 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 1l‘!t‘.l1'{;"(It‘:(l5C1'1'0l11 the time of purchasitig
until they are ready to take their seat in tho.
cars or boat for home.
1]. 6.5 L. spare no pains to secure the survi-
ccs of polite iind competent Clerks, whom they
require to give every attention totheir custom-.
ers. show Goods freely, but never urge them to
buy; and never allow impolite or nngent.lemai:l_v~
conduct, and would feel greatly obliged if their
customers would report any such iitmlediately
to the Shop \Valltor. ., '
I‘or'S,al.e or To "get.
A good House and Rzur 'acré's" of land
. with a good orchard of_gi'ufted fruit.
t:‘ri°apes,'6cc., situated in Flax Hill district hall:'_
a mile from the R3111‘. Depot at‘ _Noi1.w'allg.,
Piissossinvi rztven‘ ‘Tor-~*‘!5~‘fiv-s}“r»l' AW»-i-| nI""snnn-V
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