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--4 .....
E?‘Ho‘n. Trtitiiaii Smith will accept our
thnnks for sundry public documents.
"’ "’ There are two “7'2l77l-1.10185” under
Barnnin’s Museu m-—thi«t is undeniable__
‘Can the Gazette inform the public “rheiher
or not these “pauper inanufactories” are an.
def-lift ?—-Democrat.
52? We can “inloi'in" you no fiirther than
B.-i"ruuni's assertions to the contrary. but llS he
is a locofoco politician, :iiid they are generally
sticli rascally liars, poihaps you are telling the
truth this tiiiio! '
".1‘m~: S'ri:AMi:ii.—-\Ve see that the wntersi
the tear of our otlice tire troubled
with their v':'sitoi' the Pacific-——sl’:e moving oil‘
_ as gracefully as-a swan-while we “go topress"
and tell the wonder.
The Juvenile. is the tillo of a very credita-
bleliltle slicer, issued at the Tiiiit-5 oliiite.
(not Hartford.) and’ prepared by the schol.irs
of Mr.Sanfoi'd‘s Scliool,»fur the ineridiaii of
R0d'll!1g- It contains
gems if they were conceived in the brains of
1:053. This is one of the most commentin-
iblo features in Scholastic E(lLl(‘.:lllllll, in our
:-opinion. wlticli has yet been incorporated into
many tea 1, sparklitig
-our schools. for we (lneui the greatest mi flir-
-tune that can -possibly befall it man. is not to
7.'~now (Zl7.]/l.lI.l7lg and the IXQKC greziti-.st.. and it
»very geiiei'al n.isl'ortutie. is not to know how to
—oxpi'e.=s what you do 7.'now.
VVA H PENE —-The probleni is settled that gray
=h:'iir can be actually restored to its ori;_'iiial color
-and youthfulnppcariiitce, aill ilaiidriilf and scur 're-
moved, and hair produt ed upon bald ltoiids, by U
T LOVETT'S colt.-lirated VVAHPEN ".. The grav
-mid baldheads of Pwlcw York have nearly ilis:ippea-
red sitice the iiitrodiictton of this wondciful com-
pound. Thc Walipenc is wariaiited.
The genuine \Vahpeiic can hr: l.:id ofaiiy of the
‘.J0ll(l\\‘ll)g re:;ii'l:ir agetits in Fairficld Coituty—-J A
\Veed.Norw:il'lt; A Dickcrtnati. South Nortvalk;
.~S"C-Silliinan.Jr.andJ E Ayres, .Nl‘.\V Ca-iiaaii;
Sauinel Raymond, 2d. Daiieu ; P Acker. Green-
wich ; Newman &. llcwes. Miaiiies; R Hoyt,
._SlaIIIl'ord ; L Olinstezid. wilton ; John 'I‘a_\-lnr,
westport, S Pike. Soiithport; Nichols 6;, Bgug,
Fairfield; w J Shelton &. Co. w J & E Shelton.
‘N S wordin, and 'l'bomp.~'oii Ci: Booth, Bridgeport;
H S Nichols, Truinlile, uichols Fiiriiisz and of N .l
’Faircliild. sliatfotd ; and atall the principal drug
and faiicy stores tliroii;_rhout the United States.
Donation Vi’~it.~'l‘lto Rev. Mr. Dav-
enport, pastor of the Metlioilist E. Clll1'i’(ilI in
\V estpnrt. by his faitliful 'exei'tions liaviiig con-
tributed so much to the benefit. oftlie sotriety he
-serves. and the coinintinity in which he resides.
it is rt-solved by his i'ientls. in \Vesipoi't to ex-
press to him their liigli regard lbr his cliai-a«r:ter
-and services by appointing a donation visit. at
his residence in \V+*stpnrt. to take place on
Tliursday eveiiiiig. l\1art:li4tli. And they hero
by call tipon their liieiiils and the public ,r_r_eiier-
ally to attend and unite with them in a lincral
daxpression of good will and i-espntrt by a ,t;enei'-
ous donation of soinetliing substantial and use-
-ful to him and his family. .
Should the evening he stormy the visit will be
-on Friday eveninn.
iilattiith.
in \Vilton, Ft-ll. lfith. by Rev. Mr Stiui-on
Abrahain M. Bonriiin of D:iiihui'y, to Miss . Philii
D. McCullcy. of the former place.
95- Our tliatiks are l(‘.ll(lF'.l't.‘.(l to the happy pair.
for a generous reineiiibraiice in the‘ good llllllgs’
Good luck and H. vigorous pro-
gany :ilwa_vs attend those who rcnicinbcr the
Printer !
of the occasion.
- ‘Prof. ‘Wome.r”sly’s"Lectures on
ANATOMY c\'. PHYSIOLOGY.
SECOND cotirse of tlii-so poptilar Lec-
tures will couiuieni-o at the Town Hall. on
5/Vednesd;iy iiiglit, t\lar«-li 3d, at 7 o‘«-lock.-
Tlieyliave been P.ll_.'-,'fl.‘_'Pll tor the PUBLIC and
all who feel interested in the important sub-
jects embraced in the co were can now hear
them. Tickets can be had at. the stores
of C. J. Gruman, Laicliwootl éc l-laiglit. [price
‘$1 admitting a family to the whole conise] or
ofthe coinmittee;——Geo. G. Bisliop. Geo. F.
Daskam. \V. D. Haiglit, A. H l’:_\‘iii,«_rtoii.
25 Cents for admission to all not subsci'i'.iin*r.
no aw A L K
Tailoring Establishment.
‘ H E subscriber would iiifortii his former
trieiids and custnniers that he l1llSl‘eltll\'Pll
his old stand, v\'hei'e ho is i'emly to serve the
-public in all iniitters of geiitle-iiien's and boy’s
clothing. He is satisfied from his long experi-
ence iuthe husiuesstliat he can plea:-.e:ill who
may choose to favor him with their -]ml'.l'i')l]2l¢,_7‘6=.
Culling. milliini-:. <lCc. done at reasonable prices
and wnrratited to fit .
. CHAS. LOCK\VOOD.
Norwalk. Feb. 28. 9
Household Furniture
AT AUCTION.
ILL be sold at Auction, attlie dwelling
house lately occupied by Dr. Einery
Bissell, dec’d,aiivl now oci-iipied by U. S. lferry
Esq.. a fine lot of householil furniture, coin-
prisingalmost every at-:icleiieces.<iii'y in liouse
keeping: parlor. bed room. sitting room, and
kitchen l'ui'uilure. ,‘-.‘Pfl'lgeI‘lltO|'.‘ plants. garden
lools,auda few books. The sale will coin-
mence on Monday the 29th day of Marcli at
2 o'clock, afternoon. Terms cash at. tlietiino
of sale. Any portion of the above artit-le-i
may be l)0'l_flhl. at private sale previous to the
day of Allt,'l.l0l1. by application to (l. S. Ferry.
WM. E. BISSELL. Auctioneer.
Norwelk. Feb. £2511), l852.-
3; ‘
_- I A small farm f~'ll.l)3llBll in Darien near
the Brick Church. and within five minutes’
Walk Of the Depot. Where live or six trains of
cars st.op<ltlll.Y $0 and from New Y0t‘l&——-(.'()t|Slsf.-
ing of a good two-story d\velling-liniise,-barn
and cow house. and other out-bi.-ildin,2s, with
four acres of lirst. rate land and in good condi-
tion. On said place there is good orcliiirds of
grafted fruit. It is pleasantly located. and well
worth the attention of any one wanting a place
of that size. It will be sold and is well worth
the money. For furtlier piii'tict.i'!ars enquire.
of \V. Wliitney 65 Co. oi of G. lVIather on the
corner by the meeting-liouse.
N. B.-—If the above property is not sold by
the first of April it will then be rented.
Darien. Feb. 26. 1852. 12ir
.01; Tuesday Evening, Marc]: 21],
At. the Second Congrcgtitional tjliiirch.
W Doors 0P3". at 55 Q‘clo_ck ;_ p§.~i'forii_iance's
commence at 7. Adiiiissiotj‘ 1'‘); gig, ‘ ‘
F. H'...L‘._.-‘.SE.1.. S139-
LlST OF i'etn:i‘tiing ‘in the
Pust Office at Norwitllt. Feb. 1-3. 1852.
Kliig Mary 9 _
Kelly I-‘ati'it-.k C
lieeler Geo N
Kelly John
Knapp Hardin
Lynch 'l‘lioinas
Lines Catherine
Lnckwooil Henry V
Lynch ‘il'ld_2Pil
Loci wood Elietiezet‘
Miner W 1-1 .,
Merrill V
Mills Annie
i\it:hryiin PPM!‘
Mi ls & Co t\'Ir-ssrs
i‘v‘loreliou.~:e B B '
Malioii Hugh
Moi-c l~lei.i'y
Murphy Jaines 2
Illt.'N:tttial'y Etliiiotid
I\lcN:iinary Joliu
llioloney Elli-ii
Niislt Natliau 3
Nnrliitt t\]iii'i'iss
Nasli l4‘i'aiii.is
Niisli .';annali
(_)n:iill .lauios
O’Ke=i-f.li-re-iniali 2
O'Coiinor ?\l;ii';_v:ii'et
Olui.<teail Chas V
Pu-a rd John
Partricl.‘ Henry
Pliuleu 'l'ho.~i
Philips Geo ii
Potter H B
P031. C
Perkins Mr
Putnani ifltliissell
Raymond Mary B
Riiiuaii Mary
R ocli well G orden H
Ryan James
ilClltil'(‘ls Stephen
licil Tlitiiiiiis T
Rayiiioud Eli
}'.a_vii'ioiid Goo
Reary illicliiiel
ilegtiii Elizabt-tli ‘2
}'tii-liartl.-: .\'ti-.plieii H
Rout-k Richard
Ray M r
itllH’l'lS David
Allen Mrs Susan.
Aliern Matthew
A rinsteal \Vin G
Austin Rev D R 3
A ll'ott. Judson
Arnold L
Bates M rs John
Baxter Win 1’
Bourke Ricliard
Brown bliss Julia
Battatleu .lanies
Ea rt rain Susaii
l3t‘atll€‘_y Rosina
Baker Luke
Bruit \Viii E
Beiiedict Mrs i\'Iai'ia
Butts Moses B
Blunt Isaac A
Bni'rnws \Vm
Brady Charles
Black James
l’.rown Sainl N
Carl Jereiniah
Cluiie Miss Mary
Clark Haitry
Cole Cliai'les
C raw 'l‘lioniiix~
Costello Elizabelli
(,‘onnor Patrick
Cot-. Capt
Cue Robeit.
Courli fie .‘*laiili:t'd
Clark \\"i|liaiii'
Cullie Catliitrine
Connor Ann Sliet:
Doniie-lly 'l‘liornas
Drisi-u'il .li=i't>.iuia'l't
Dtkeiiiaii Emily
'D:Il_$' John
Dint-en Tliomas
Dewell J
Dean John
Di-.v';i'.-iuicy Diiiicl
)ottoveti .let'etitiitli 9
Donovi-ii Riclni rd
Douglas Jzts ll
Dull) Owe-ti
D()lltn't‘I) Timothy
Fillow Gi'(~‘grit'y
Fox Mar,<_{;ii'et
Fariell lCli
Fineraii Bridget
Fiuney Miss Sarah -‘touch laiiies
Foivler Douglas 9iti:l'iards LP\\'lS-
"l*‘lei.ir Belle ilu Sestl"St John Mrs A F
(ire-;_zoi'_y Pliebe Ann Sellirk Louisa 2
(hego-"y L Smitli Mai-_g;irt-t 5.’
Gardiiicr Wis Eliza D Sellit-.k Mary
Gicene Daniel C) Street Eunice
Gregory Miss L‘v.lhl'lfl Selticlt Al lllltl
tlleutleii John Sll(‘|'\\'ti()tl Jesse
Gauld Daniel Smith Tiilctit
Gilbert Miss Hester A St John Mrs E
[‘lBlllll'l(2 Clias .\‘inith (_‘.li:;~< L
Harkins John S Sll)tl(l:tl'(.l \Vin H
Hoyt Frank St John Mr
[lays Mrs M Sbearlv Mil-liziel
l'iaI'ris Mrs Susan Smith illariali
Hooley Tlioinas 'l‘ltorn J.-tines
lluson Briiluet 'l‘nttle ..leroiiie B
llawlt-y Tliomast 'I‘ri-.ynor Patrit:l.'
Hoyt Hiram H 2 Tlioiiizis Azigustus
llassett Tlios ’l‘aylot' Ai.i_g,ti.sttis
Hogan Andrew ’j‘horp Elihu
Hawlcy E E 'l‘rtics.lale 1’ dz’. XV
dt*.tllllll§_",S -las H 'lliirrel Ely
.lai:lt.~on Julia H 2 \Vii;;lil: Daniel
lxuap-iJoliii \Vliituey Siitali A
Pi-i'suiis calling for the abov.». wi'l say adver-
llS6tl- C. B. -.\lO'l"I‘. I’. M.
New Line from Home ‘ifork
T0 l\"0llWALK 85 BAN 3UllY.
Tl i E N E \Y .;,s,=,—_.~,<,,§$;‘¢:~.-r A N D ' 1*‘ A ST
Steamer
‘ setting
“rarities?
R. \V. FOWLF.'l’..
‘, ILL coinineni-e iunning in i-onnectinn
' with the Danbury 66 Noriviilk ’uiili-nail,
tout-hiiig at South t\'oi'wallt. oti Mtiinliy . '.\lart-li
Isl‘. Le:iviu_L_{ Nt:i'\t';illt Biiilge t-vi-1')‘ Motiilay.
\V("'.lll('..~‘(l2l_V. and Friday on the arrival of the
iiioriiing train from Datibiiry-. i‘it-ll.ll'tilll_E_. will
leave iVe\v York. ii‘c.st side Perk Slip, East
’ilV'Pl‘. t-vei'_\' 'l‘iiesday, 'l‘liui'stlay and .‘>'atur;lay
til '2 Oiclitizl-'. P. M.
Pa-saga-. 37$ (rents. Freiglit taken on reason-
able torius and atteiitlerl to proinplly by agents
on each end of the route. .
For piissagn or freiglit. apply to Saxton «Sc
\Vebb, Va. 112 South st. or ol"thn Captain on
board. Tiniely notice given ofcliange ofhours.
Cum. I.‘l anii’c r,
em W‘?
,. A
..“‘n“.£i
.. ..-r -—.H
._.\\__,:
D.-\t\’BURY 5.’. N01-‘t\VALK
Rail Road. Arrangement,
Coinniencing illarcli l.~t. 185?. Traiiiis will
run as f.illows until turllier notice: Leave
Daiibury at 6 45 .-\ M with passerige-i's only.
" 12‘. 30 I’ M passeiigi-.i's and freight.
I’.ETUR.\'l.\'(i. will leave
So \'orwalk at 9 I5 A 31 passonf.:ei's and fr’lit.
“ 5 1’ M ptii;se.iiuei's only.
The G 4-3 A M train from.Danhui'y connects
at i\'orwalk with the 8 09 A M train to N York
Piisseiigi-i-.-i going east can leave Norwalk at
9 1:} A M.
'l'|ie 12 30 P i‘-1 train connects .at. Norwallt
witli the ‘.2 ‘.21 txpress train to New York.
Piisseiigers from New York will leave at: 7
A M and at 3 1’ M to co.inei;t with trains on
this road.
§ Stages will be in reiitlitiess on the arrival
oftlie trains at. the Riilgefieltl Station to convey
piisseiigers to ‘liilggelii-Ill village. Lewi.<boi'ougli,
t5C(:. HARVEY s.\it'ri-i. Sup’t.
Dislricl of Normal]: .93 Probate Court. Februa-
ry 20th., 1852. _
9; S’ ‘ATE of CHARLES A. DURAND.
I an insolvetit. debtor of Noiwalk. in said
Disti-ict. assigned in trust for the benefit of his
creditors. -
Ordci-cr.Z——'l‘liat. Comtnissioiiers to receive
9 o’clock forenoon; of which all poisons in in-
terest will to kc notion, and appear. if they see
cause. and be heard tliercoii. and th.-. ’l‘i'ustee
of said estate is (lii'er:teil to give public notice
thereof by publisliing this order in tl neivspaper
printed in lt‘aii'lield county, and by posting it
copy iliei'eof on the sign-post in said Norwalk.
nearest the residence of said debtor in said
Norwalk. at least ten days before said 13th
day of March.
GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
Hats, Gaps. &c.
THE NOR\VA'LK EMPORIUM.
7 ' HE stibscribei‘ having purcliased the old
stand of H. C. Rantlle, is now prepared to
offer as ,9,i'eat or greater iiidticemeuts to pur-
chasers ofthe above tiained articles, than have
ever before been, pres‘ented to this community.
Call and exntniiie for yourselves.
A D \VlD CUMSTOCK, Jr.
Nori\'iil|.'. Feb. 1st 13").
?7fii3 §i:Eff~
99 OF 3 by 3 inch maple joist,
9
any length nvei' 4 feet ; also.
wbitewootl of tlze sai1iediiiiensio‘ns.
A lso. 50,-
000 ft; of 1-5 inch maple plank; 5;‘. and 1 inch
butternut boards. More ofthe aboveis wanted
i-zeasoiieil iminediutely; nnseasoned sttifl‘ pre-
ferred. GEO. BATTF.P»SO‘N~.
N9‘! Ca.naan. -l.=a.z.=.~- 2%»-
.-.....ak.L;J_~ ‘.1. —!-- - ~- A. ..-«... .. -v - .,s . ...-
A_- "
and exauiiue the claims of the creditor.~‘: tifsiiirll ,
estate be zipptiiiitctl at the probate ofiiito in?
Norwalk on the 13th day of M'ai'i,-li, - 18:32. at 5
,,_,,‘;‘ __,__,_,. . . . . ....—- »--.--mu-avzu-‘--~
1?}
REAL ESTATE lN VVILTON.
At Auction!
I URSUANT to an order from the court of
probate for the district of Norwalk will be
sold at public an:-tion. on the 4th day of .\lin(:li
185;’, at one o'clock in the tifl~et'tintlIi, (unless
pre‘vlot.isly ilisposelid of at private sale.) so much
of the real estate of John Ctiapinan. late of
'l‘arrytown in the .\'tateof New Yoi-k.dece:iseil.
formerly of \Vill’oii. in said disti-ict. as will
raise the sum of 331422 60, with incidental
Cllt!l'_L'8S of sale.
Sale to take place on the premises in said
\Vilton near the dwelling house of Asnliel
Dudley. 'l‘erni:~' made known at time efsiile
STEPHEN GORHAM, Administr‘itot'.
\Vilton, Feb. 14th, 1852. 3t"*7
For Sale Cheap.
___ THE rs-siileiice of the .~:tiuscri|)ei' sittin-
lt~'(l in Reiluliiig. about ,} mile west of thetown,
containing 5 acres of latid, with a good dwell-
ing liottse. barn. and wooclhouse. Also one
buiklitig wliich would aiiswer for a :~'elP.t'l’ -'f'ltunl
room or iiie::li:iiiii-ail purposes. Tlio la nil is of
ext-.e-lleitt qualily——is a very dt>sir.~inle pliice.alid
will be sold cheap Entpiire on the prPmi<t‘S-
r\-\‘.'\l‘ll": L DUNCO.\il’>.
Redding, Dec. 528111. 1851. 8t*51
A Store to Rent
§:fI'l‘U.A'l‘l~I D in Norwallc. eonrl location for
\ l)llSl!H~'SS. The liuiltliiig is 41 feet long. 25
front. two .st'ot‘it‘S high. with modern impi‘olve-
inents. Enquire at. this odice. 4t*8
Meat Market.
HE siibscrilic-.r is still ciitititiiiiiigliis market
lni:-iiiess at his old stand, near the foot of
Mill Hill, wlieri-. can be fouml as 1.1.-ztnil the most.
e,xi.~ii.<ive asasorttiieiit of meats in town. and all
of the very best qualities. Call and see.
N. VVOOD.
Wanted.
VE or two grind V’-"0l'l{lilt‘l‘l mi Ladies Gait~
er Boots. toga to it Soutliern City. to
whom tzooil tvsiges. and constant eniploynienl
will be given. Apply to
M. HUBBELL 5: SON.
Norwrilk, Feb. 23d, 1832. Ill?
‘Falcon
‘ROM lhehnrii of TlioniasRayiiienti ti hotly
strap Sleigli Bells; the persoii who took
them will do well to return lll(‘1D. Reward
given for the same.
Feb. 14. CHAS. S. LOCKWOOD.
A Keeper of an Almshouso
.-\i\l'l‘l£U.-—-A suitable person is wanted
to keep the town Aliiisliouse at Nor
walk for a year or term ofyears. Application
to be made. to the Selectiiicii of Nortvalk.
N0l'Willli, Feb. 9th. 1852. tf
Sashes l
I ‘O Biiiilclcrs auid those expecting
. to Buiid.~——'l‘lie subscriber.~i have on
hand atitl lor sale, it large supply of every size
if sashes both loci." aiid plain, primed and gla-
zed. or wi limit. glazing. matlt-5 during the win-
ter, and therafote we-ll ~:easnn.-d at
REEl & lSBELl.S
Sasli and Blind Factory.
Norwalk, Feb. 23d, 1859. 4t.*8
Baarning Eliiid
F ii siiperior quality, for sale by the bar:
rell or retail. by
S l‘ll l~‘.E'l‘ 6: QUINTARD
(
%1lGARS very cit.-..,.. soon lbs tiu't‘-'i‘r;r.
lx for sale cheap at S. E. OL.\l."l‘EAD.
Di's(ric/ of .-Vortoal/c ss Prolmtc Court, Feb.-‘ztiu
'ri,I 171/). 1852.‘
'E::S'l‘A'l‘E of CHA R.1.E.‘5' BURTIS. an iti-
solvenl: tli-htor of Next’ Cauaaii in said
di.-trict. assigned in Li ust for the benefit of his
(:ri=tlitors
This court. nssigtis the Gilt day of Mtircli.
15:39. at 9 o'clock furenoon. for the lll‘$ll'lll_§ and
iiiljiistiiwiit til the ti'ti:-ta.» iinil iidiiiini.~tra!itiii tic-
cottnts peilaiiiiug to said estate, at. the probiile
()lll"B in Norwalk. and ilirei-t.- that public notice-.
llIl"l‘9Ul be given by l)llllll:'llllll_.'.;' this orilcr in a
paper prltilvtl in Fziiitielil county. and by post-
tinga iiutit-etlii-ri~.ol'oiithe public aigii-post in
said New Cattiinii, at l-rust tun (lays before said
6th day of =.'v‘la rizli.
GEO. A. D.-\VE.\'POPtT, Judge.
Damaged
'rABT..t«: LINEN. 'i‘o'~..vi«:Ls, age,
’1lNE 3 4 Datnask 'l"nblr—- Diaper in cloths
or by tun yard. Also, 8 :1 brown din;.et'.
Also. lieavy and line lincliabuck diapeiulioidei ed
owels. (Ci: , sliglitly ilaiiiagoai by wtiti-.i'-—ri-.i:'ti
this day lroni iiui:tio:., and for sale very cheap,
by ‘ S. t‘eIOUL'I‘UN, Jr.
\Vest.po2 t, .l'an.12.
Ery Goods &. Garpeting.
H l-S day received and now ready for in-'
spection the latgest and best assortinent
of gti0(l.~' l have ever hail the ])lP.thlll'H of iili'ei'-
ing the public. niiiongtlie uouils may be found
it very large aiiiouut siihject to slight impeil'ei:-
lion in iiia'iiuf.ictiire \VlllJll will be sold at one
lmll'ot' their aeluul value (all in want. of two
dollars for one would do well to call) fny stock
is now full and cmiiploto and every iniluueiieiit
will he olli-.retl to all in this or the adjoining
towns, couie one, coiiio all and Hiaiiiiiio for
y0IIi':~telves,iis all my goods will be freely shown
and none n1'_£1eLl to lii.'y.gi'eatei' iniliice.'nent.s will
be oliluetl than over before. Hetnembei' this
and call at the Bridge store.
C. J. GRUMAN.
_
/
l’llllllll’ll‘lG llllllllllllll‘
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER
Le THE wiicu: ‘."t’oiii.o!
S?‘ Price $1 per I.’d!t1c, or Si: Eattlasfor $5.
l’- ll’ 30“ but u in QUART B0'l"l‘ILE.‘3, oi‘ the same
ggowcr mid mcdica rfiicncu as wli_(-n in small l-ottleti. Eaci:
par e bottle cumulus SIXTY-FOUR. D(}.\'El'5, and the
m- iciitions are so_ Strongly Concciitriited that only
(hie '1'abl:.-paonfuz is required at it I)mu-.—-three time: a day
-—thus one lultlo lasts .'l'W'ciity-One Days, which is much
lOl’i_L'(>Jl'.£llIl.n 11 bottle of any other niediciiio lasts, because there
is required of this a __ieR_S qmtntiiy at H dose.
The great Supcn-rriiy of this Blood Purifier over oil
ottier medicines. consists in ii. great measure in its possessing
119 0 PMLUT lls C""3'N'l1Tl‘l.lll(= powerful Medical Virtues
of some scarce an Rm-0
Indian Roots and Barks,
v:litc1_i no other medicine possesses. These arr the most ct.-rzmn
Pirriflers of the Blood that were ever known to citlier
Imhari or white man, and these being compoimdcd with the strong-
ly,-concentrated I-lztracls of
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND SASSAFRAS BARK8,
mukethis Vegetable E.\ttrn.ét,not only the grcatfest Blood
Piirilier, but also. a cheaper medicine by great odd.-1
than any other. is cficizpcr, bcciitisc the qtinnrify of it that
may he 0L1L'llt for_0n-.3 Dollar will Inst much longer; and
Wlllctlrf‘-' Ten Titties more Blood-disease, than One Dollar’:
worth of any other incdiciiie.
E?‘ I-or undoubted proof of the Cure: of,
Scrofula, Fever-Sores,
S_c0ld-Head, Erysfpclas. Sal!-‘Rheum, Rheumatitm, Syphilia. F.'ri:p-
lions, Pimple: on the Face, Live‘-.Co1np|nints, Pilot, Lum-
bago, C(1'l!Ce1_‘Ol!.! lJ7c_cra, (tostiveness, Sore E!/69. D.V'8lN‘P¢
5i?!’ FUN” "1 1710 Suit. Breast, Buying, and Joint: one ALL OTHER
IMPURE-BLOOD DISEASES, see our PAMPIILE‘ TS and Hand
billr—-every Agent 11113’ them to give BWIIY.
For sale b_v A. Selleck, i\'orwalk; \Vordii‘is
and \V. B. Dyer. Britlge'port.; A. B. Hull,Dan-
bury; S. C. Silliman Jiz. New Canaan; B.-'.
Hoyt. Stamford; J. W. Taylor, Vt7est'por1; E.
P. lt'aircliil'(l.Betliel: L. B‘ui-r, Greenfield;
B. Middlehrook, VVilton; iNch‘ol's do Belts,
Fairfield; A. S. Vinton. ‘Weston; D. R. Sel-
leck, R.id’,<1elie|d; A. Nichols, Sotithport; A H.
Duucomlie dc Co., leading Centre; ‘E. H,
Peek,Green\vic'h. All orders must be address.
ed to XVALLACE 56 CO., 30-4 Broadway
LN. Y 1yeow9
5.?
~--..t. - {:. .-. .
{Great English Remedy !
_ 'i'*Hi-:ittos'r \''ai.UAi3Li-: ,
SPRING AND SUMNIER MEDICINE
.[N_ 'riii-: WORLD I
.- -L.-0,1: V-1.1 .., ,,.-..
__..:_._
‘ I-IAI.SB"SI’S
F - W v
0| est. inc .
Patrnnizrd by the Nobility-and Jlli.-clical Fac-
ul/y If Englmiri, and es!.eem.c(_l Ihe ma.-it
, ‘IjIi:trrorzlinai'y Illcdicinc in the Wbrld.
lldP.tllelti'c.~! containing tl)0l:l:~‘.~‘c=| oi’ liquorice, like
the bozistctl Siirsapzirilliis.rt-quire many large but-
tles to produce the sliglite.-‘t cliaiige in health. The
Forest Wine is altogether a ilili'er.-.iit article. It
‘contains no s_vrtip.~: to give it ciiiisistoiicy, but ac-
quires AIS excelletit B ivnr and pm-verlul nit-.d eiiial
qitalitles from the V'(:gPllllilH plaiits of which it is
composed. The Forest \l/inc couibiiics the virtues
(ll. lllt: .
\VlLD (‘.llERRY. DANDl".LlON. YELLOW
DOCK AND b'Al-{SA l’-.r!1llLL.-\!
with other valuable’ plants whose properties are
still inure pnwerliil. __
Its high concctitratioii renders it one of the most
i-flit.-icnt llltttllcllwri now in use. Less than it single
bottle l'L'.\l.tH‘8." the liugeriiig patient front weakiie-s
d('blll1V.:ll1ll sickiii-,ss.tii.-tiiiiig and vigorous health
Everyidose shows its good i:tl.'t-.cts on the constitu-
lion. and iuiprovns the state of tho hcaltli. The
Forest Wtur: is NfC0lllltlt:ll(l(:'ll.ll2 the a’l.l't)illg|.'.‘l. terms
hit all cotuplaiuts of the
£333‘ .\‘to.~n.:ic/L. Liucf. Kzilneys. Nervous Dis-
orders. B/'i'ious A_fli:(‘f7i())lS. I)rops_i/ D55-
pepsin. Loss if Appetite. Juu_/ti!-z'::e,
Female Comploinls. Scro/uld,
and all Dtlsorders arising
from Bad Blood, mid
inipurc habit of lilac
biz,/sic-ni.
¢SAVED F1{(_).\l DIEATH! ! !
Testiiiiniiy of M r. N.-itliaii Maittlie-.w.~«. 1! higlily
respectable and wealtliy citifieti ol't\'ew;irk. N. J.
Dr. G W. llal.-ey :—-l believe your Forest Wine
and l’ills have lweii the iiieaiisal' savitig my life.—
\Vlicn I coiiiizietitted tal-zinc them, [laid at lll.. point
of death. will l)rop.<_v. Piles, and Astliiua. My
Pb‘,-_.-iciuiis hail given me over as past cure. and my
fainily ltad lost all hope ol my re.-cm'cr_\'. \\"hile in
this dreailftil silnzitinn. your l*'orc.~t wine and Pills
wort: prnctirctl for me, and before! had liiii.-lit-d the
firsthottla «fine wine and box ol‘ Pills. 1 experi-
eiived great relief: my body and limbs. whicli
tvpri: gri.-.iily swollen. bi:c:iine sen-ibly reduced -—
liopes of my recovery began now to revive. and
after contiiiuing the use ofyoni inedicincs for about
:1 mniitli. the Files and Astliina were-.p cnnipleti,-ly
cured. The Drops-y. wih which my life was placed
itisiicligreiit danger, was also neatly gone. I have
coiilinticil the use ol"yoiir iiicilictiies until the pres-
ent tinie. and I now enjoy as perfect licalth as ever
ldid in my life, although I am more than sixty
ytars oi‘ ago. .
. {ascribe my recovery entirely to the use ofyiiiir
excellent niedicities. Scvceiil of my iieiglihors
have also ll~'L'(l l.llt:‘l:) with sittiilzii‘ sticcess in obstin-
ate cnuiplaints. and 1 can clit-.erl'ully rccontuieiid
them to the pnblir. '
Yours. respccthilly,
N. i\l:\'l".l'HE\VS.’
l\'ewark, N. J.. Dec. 19,1847.
GREAT CURL‘. OF L1Vl~Il{ CO.’ill’l_.Ali‘~i'I‘ OF
'l‘l'lN Yl~IA1{'.~'> 6'1‘.-\NI)l.t‘\‘G 1
New York, Jan. 9. 154:5. '
Dr. llnlscy. Dear Sii':—-Haviiig talteu your For-
est wine and Pull: in rt.-iitovz-. -‘l di.-c.-its»: ul"'tlie Liver
froin which! have siifi}.-ietl for upward.- of l(‘ll
years; and l1.i\‘lll._S£ adlioi'ed closely to the (lll't5(.‘ll‘|ll:l
‘whit.-h accoiiipaiiiics the iiiedtciiics, I liavc l’tfCUAt'l‘-
ed iiiv liealth. iiuiwitlistanditig all uliu lsiiew inc
tlmn,-Elit my case iiicur.ible.. l’re\inii.-i to taking
the wiii-stititl pills. 1 had l"t:l".I)llf':<lo¢ to the ll(j.~‘[ inedi-
c;tltre:i!i1it-tit. liiititiiiitiiiiiieil to grow wtir.-re to an
alariniiig tiegrce Soiiic of my lriuiids spulte dea-
;.;tii-iiigly oi’ in_v czi.-to, and tried to pi.-r.~ii:td: inc
front making use of any zitlriei‘tisetl rt-xiii-_ilic.-'3 and.
l tl()lll.)l not. but Wll-‘ll tliere are liiindreds who are
ilisstiiiiliitl l'ruin taking your ‘.!.‘Il'Hilr'l!l itiirtlii-iiies.
in cnii.-zeqiiieiice ol' the deception .inil iiii-lili-ii.-ticy of
inaiiy uilvei'tisrc ieiiwtlies put lurtlt by unpriiici-
l)ll’.(l-rX1l‘.li,lll fiiniiug .l(l‘.'t3l‘ll.~‘F.lllt!ill.~‘o lint, what :1
pity it is. that the dect-piions ii-ted by otliaii‘.-:,-.-lioiil-l
hetlic izieaiis tifiliistiailiiig niziny l.il.mrii-g tintler
(ll.\’(!:!.~'t‘, fmtii t!Htl)lll.L‘ trizti and lie.-iiig__v mired hy yoi_tt'
exttellciit rviiieilies. llnizianly ."tH’.'ti'.lll,';' they luive
s.i'.'cil my life; \’:’li1?!l lcii-ii:i:cii£‘.cil in:ilttii;1, use of
them I was in a v.‘i't.-tt:l.eil :-ciiilitioti, but liagatt to
exp:-rictiize their good ulli-cts in less than three days
and in six weeks l'ruiti the time i gltirclzzis-‘i-tl the
llit-‘dl('ll1!‘.~\, to the great .<tll’pl'l~L*. of all my frii-nd.~:, l
was ciitiri-lv ciirctl.aiul had iticieasnil tilict-n pouiiil.-i
in ueiglit. 'lIl1\ill,'-v’ i&ll\'t‘:l one-. box nftlzc Pills, and
two linttlcs of the wine. \'v'oultl to God that on--
r_v pour -tilfc-i'z:i‘ would avail liiin:-.::ll' of the saute
miiiizdies. Yours. 6.20..
.1.-miss winsoj-t.
i-on-1:»-"to 4
Dr. David l‘v‘lsi.‘viii.:i rel--hriitanl practiuncr of
New York, (lt‘ClHl'B(l ptililirly. that one bottle ol
Halsey's Ft)t'L‘.~‘1 wine contained uiure virtizes than
fii't_ynl' tliclitrge liiittle.-i of Szirsziparillsi. ll'les.~:rs-.
S S. Sauipiurtii St Co., the lairgcst and um i res:
pt-.t't:ib|ii l)riig:_:i.<tn in Syriicttsn, in ii It-uni‘. :‘~"_\‘1
" Friiiii \’.‘lt:it they have heard and seen el llal-ey'.-I
Forest with-., it is an (3X(‘P.lll‘.lll and good uiiitliiziiii-.
and mill llll(.lUtllJl9.tll_V_:’. l.)v'COtl1t.: the leading inedi-
cine of the ilav.” Ur. Mutt. of t\'r~w York. also
siibscrines'.o tlic iirtiivsoli ll.ilscy’s Forest it-inc,
by l't‘CI)ll'llIi(!ll(‘iIllL’ ii to uiany oi‘ lll~'p:ill(:ll1S. _
Di ll.'il.~‘.cy‘.-a Utlice. No. ‘.57: i-‘2 Spruce st.. N X‘.
The Ftii'i:st \-sine in large square bottles per bot-
ili,-; six bottles for $3. Gtini-cunt»-tl Forest Pil‘-:4,
25 reiitsa box. For Sale at Bla‘.SELL':3 drug
store.
E"ot° Sale.
TH E stilisi:ribei' oti}-.i‘s for sale his
Home.-teail iiicltiiling it good iind coin-
niotltotis liuusi-. with :1 store coiitii=(:t°.tl—-a bai'n.
650., all in cointilete and tliorot.t;;li repair. and
about thiee acres of valuable land stocked with
choice gt-ziftied fruit, and is replr.-to with every
convenient.-i=.-'-a well ofeititt-lleiit wttlei‘ near the
door under cover. Tliis place lies in Reatliiitl.
in the centre of the town, near the 'l‘o\vii
House.eli_:;ibly situated for tuercziiiti e bi.isliies:=,
and it very d.~sii'alile loctition fora select scliool.
about. three miles from the Norwailk &. Daiibury
railroad; is C0l)Sl'l(‘.l‘t-_i(l one of the pleasiiutest
situations in the vicinity atiil well worth tlieat-'
tention of those who are desirous of purchasing
——and will be sold at it l):Il“_‘_:Illl. Aildress
CHA R LES D. S.'ldl'l‘H.
Reading Centre, Jan. 1, 185?}. 2iii*.'3
C. GRA1].-\M, ,
iircliitccl, Civil Eiigiiiecr & Surveyor 3
l’ ‘H E s‘t1l).~‘Cl‘ll)(‘l' liaviiré opened an office in
Norwalk with D E Culver, civil eiig'ineer.-
opposite the post nflici-. for the purpose of ina-
l-.in,<z plans. elevations: and S[)P(‘lllt?illl(l!'lS fni‘
- buildings of all kinds. also for lnialges and roofs.
hilvlllg had 8.l1l1lHllP|‘ of years of pratttice ui._d
eitperienci-. in liuilditiq and in supei'iiiteiitliii_r._7,
buildings of tl I kinds. All ortlers left with D
L Culver. Esq. will ieceive pr-mipt attention.
Engineering and .-‘tl|'V(-'.ylllg'(‘l(tll0 in all its branch
es. Norwiilk, Feb. 20. 1852 8
__ -____.____....._
. LL persons indebted to the subscriber
IL‘ wlinae accouiits have stood over one year‘
are reqimsled to call and make iiiiiiiorlittte pay-
mi°>,nt, 0llie'l'WlSfl their accounts will be put in
an officer's hands for collection.
< N. \VOOD.
If
H Notice.
Jan. 26. I852’.
House and Lot for Sale.
A large and coiiveiiiettt liniise pleasantly sitllalecl
on Fort Point (opposite South l\'m’\\‘=Illi)' Wlllllllllllll
unennd 5 tt;;t|‘:icres ofland is ntlered lor sale on
easy«timns' Enqurre M .1 Camp Jr. N--rwnllti Of
Henry Camp. V" 115”) RVCINYB. New Y°l’l‘-
Jan. 5th. 1852.
West port, Jan’. 26}.
Clothing.
F you want to pin-izhase your clotliing atthe
cheapest ready-iniide clot hing establisliment
in town, all you have to do is to call andget
your bargains at the old stand of the subscriber.
tieiir the 1\'orwalk Hotel.
,side the Bnidge.
igs. ,
POUN DS fresh Smyriiii Figs rec’d
this day and for sale very, low at.
‘ MOU LTCN’S.
H. DIAGNEE.
...-as
...--.-».L. ..
.-_-.. Q,.,. 1-‘. ..,.. -... .._. ..-40:‘ cf-..
.Don’t forget". west ~
~'—.¢.4-.. .... - .~— ...,_., ,
AT '1‘H|«1G'tif‘.I..1~:Bl’.A:'il‘l'-II) LAiioi~:s'r Ann i:iii:.u>i-:s'r
éarpet Establishment
I n the,U/iilcrl States.
No. 99' Bowery.
H11-‘a m An d.e1-son’:
EIGHT SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS,
. W'iioi.i:s'A'i.i'-2‘ Asp‘ Ri’~:'rAix..
SALES ROOM N0. 1.
CONTA~IN.< the Rairgest. Htind.-'omlest _Ind
Cheapest a.-sot-tiiiciit of English am‘. American
Floor Oil Cloths. to be found in the city from
‘Two siiii.1.'No’s AND SIXPENCE
To One Dollar the square yard, of one to eight
yards wide. ' .
SALES ROOM NO. 2.
Cont.-tins the inost beautiful and v:irieg:ited as-
S"Il1lH’.lll. of lingli.-li and Alll|’l’lCiill superior In-
graiii Carpeting.at lltlp:ll'tIllt-zlefl low prices,
I-‘IV!-I si!iLi.iNos
To Six Sliilliiigs and Sixp- uce per yard--new and
clegaiit (ignites for tlpri-i,-.1 Sales.
SALES ROOM NO. 3.
Is fully stuck:-d with an iinrivalleil iissortmeiit
of English and Aiiiericaii In-perial Tlirei-.-ply Car-
petiiig.ol' new and ele.=;.-iiit ilesigiis. uniiiiliictuied.
cxpre-.s.-ly tor the city trade, at :1 reduction of 25
per cent "l'1lHl'i former prices, 6s 6d, 7s, and 8s per
yard and iipuards.
..\'.5.l.ES ROOM NO. 4.
Contains 1:30 pll'C(§‘< of Fine lngraiii C.-tr;-eting
new lull styles. at is 6.1. ‘2s. ‘2s (id, 3:‘. 3s 6d, and
FOUR S1-{l!.1.l..\'GS PI-ZR YARD.
SALES ROOM NO. 5.
Di.=pl:i_\'s it great v=.trie.ly of litiglislt Druzget-I.
from I to 4 ye. rd.-' with.-. from 3-‘ (id per yard aiitl up
ivarils. Also. an eldffltilil ii.-sorttiictit ufltiigs. Mats
&c.. at very rniliicteil prices.
SALES R.0O;\‘I NO 6.
is fully stocketl with every variety of Stairs and
Hall Carpetingz, at ls 6d, 2.s,2s (id, 3s 6d, 45, 5s.
and {is per yaril. _
IN SALES ROO.Vi l‘«'O.7. _ .
Are the Patent 'l‘:tpcsti‘_v lH3l‘=|l" C‘”'l"‘l*‘_ "-“l"l"_l‘
ed at the \Vorlil’s Fair, foruic-rl_v sold at nine shil-
lings per yard, now selling at
six stii1.t.i.\‘Gs AND S~'lXPl-‘.!\'Cl-: Pi-In YARD.
SALES ROOM NO. 8.
An exleiisivc as.<o:itiin-.iit of 'l‘ab'.o and Piano
(Tovers. \\'ii‘nlnw Sliiides l‘i-out 63 to ._'~f"lll the pair.
Table Oil Cloths, l3i'ii.~n.-els aiiil Tapestry C.'l|'pHllllg
[{i~u.--1-l.< Stair Carpet. Pated and Bras.- Stair Rods
Parlor lloor Mats, &c. &.c.. all ol’wliich are ol't‘-‘rail
at 25 per cent less than at any other est.iblis'1inciit
in this city. '
HIRAM ANDERSON.
No. 99 Bowery.
All goods packed and sent free of charge.
D r y Goods
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
Final Reduction of Prices!
ET The SL‘tl).~‘Cl‘lll6l's beg leave to inform
their friends and the public that they have re-
duced tho price oftlieir stock of Dry Gflflflfi-.
which includes everythiiig a lady or family can
want, (ofthe newest and choice-st styles) and
are selling them below the cost ofimportatioii-.
'.l.‘lie-y would particularly iii_vit'o attention to
the following iii'1.icli»i!, whiizh the ladies willlind
very desirable, as well as cheap. as they have
been selecteil w tli great care: Freucli and {ti-
diii Silks of all kinds, as striped. plaid. chaiigea
ble, nlain; and ii Eitperli lot of Bisr:hlT's pliiinbl‘k
Silks, the best; ind richest article brought to
this market. dimg Hlill1~(]lltll‘8 Shawls of all
kinds, as woolen. Bay State. Scotch Plaid-,
C:isliiuei'e. iroche, (Sic. Cloth and velvet Pa-
risian Clo iks, chea per than any lady can buy
the iiiatei-ial-. Yard-wide velvets for 'clo:ik9. 0‘.
V:ll‘l0llSl colors.as black. green, maroon. purple"
é:i:., at very great b:ii‘i2'-tins; als i. ‘a large stock
Liitlies’__,clotli for cloaks. it
of uarrmv Velvets.
voiy la rge assoi'rineiit. of beaiililtil tpniliiy, and
of every desirable. shade and color, very rlieiip.
French M erinoea and Caslitiicres. of beautiful
quality, and eveiy sliado and color. Priuletl
C:!siiiimt'e-3 and DPLtlll)PS from Is a yard up.
Rtl\\' Silk and Casliiiiem plaids, a beautiful as-
soitrrent and most di=sii'able colors. Calico.
Wftl'l't!lIie(l fast colors, 6d ti yard. Swiss, book,
and .l;tconi.~t mu.-tlins. Lace mid muslin win-
dow (ll'}l}l('l'lt*S, a most spl -ndid assortment. of
variotis qualities, both taiiil)c!iii‘e(l and lloss work
which will be lound desirable and very clieiip._
\Vooleu Blziiikets. Quilts-. Flaiiiicls. Liileiis.
Musliiis, Canton tlziiiiiels, Piano table and toilet
i-ov'ei's. Moui'ni:i'g Goods of all kind.-i, as black
Boinlmzine, Alpaca. Merino, Canton Crtipe,
Poplin, DeLiiine, Gingliam, Calico. Muslin-,
and good blnrlt Calico dress patteriis for Gs ——-
Latiies antl gents gloves, hdl<f:~i. l‘.l'3ti-‘His, .—':c:ii'fs.
fur, silk,and mei'i.io u‘u'dei' garuients. A llll‘,l1i'*t
stock of lllt‘1‘lll0 and alpaca hose. Etnb'tl hand"-
kercliiefs, collars-, and :iii ‘endless varict_v afar-
ticlcs which it is impossible to enutne'rate in an
iidvertiseuiieiil.but Vtliich the ladies will find
desirable, and at prices which will be sure to
please them. As usual. our ternis are
E?“ Cilfih. anxl no i.‘cz.rinf.1'o7z in p'rices._£;
Hl'i‘CHCOCK 6.: LEADBEATER.
317 Bi'oadivay. corner Leonard at. N. Y.
For Sale-
. _ , A valtizihle lioiiicslead of ‘.262 acres of
" C‘ laiicl,‘foi'iiiet-ly the i'esideii_L-e of Jared
.i 43. Ayres, in New Canaan. On it is agood
btiildiitgs. and line‘ orchartl of griiftetl fruit
trees in a lietiiltig state. For further partic-
1ll:'ll‘Si“.ti(]l.lll’6 ol the subscribe: at. the residence
of W:ii.Di'ttniinonil. New Canaan.
EBEN JZEB. CARTER.
,Now Canaan, Jan. 14, 185-2.
_ ' Oils! Oilsll .
URE bleached speriii. elephant. whale,
laid. iieatsfiiot and linseed oils, for sale by
the barrel or retail by
16 ‘ STREET 5.: QUINTARD.
Received this Day.
YARDS CAl{1’lL"l‘lNGin pie-
. co-s suitable for small room.~i.roii-
sistiltg of Englisli 3 ply, super double ingraiii.
and all wool voiietian.. pure-liasetl at auction
vety cheap, and for sale at. M()ULTOl\”S.
\Vestport,‘Dec. 9 li. 185i. 49
‘‘7 M. D. SN Y DER,’ Surgeon Dentist, for-
iiierly of'292 East. Broadwiiy.N. Y.,hiis
located liiiiiself perinauently in NOl'\\’flll\'. and
may be coiisultetliit his office, No. 17 Main 32
every day in the week. and evenings from '7 t
Notice.
not-ivaii. No.4’. lfllli, 1851. 45
o o _
Light .’ In 0'1: t I
Frestr Supply of C -\ M l‘ H ‘NE, Burning
Fluid, arid Pliosgeiie, by .
\Vestpiii't, Jan. 3. Z. SANFORD.
District of Norwal/c ss Probate Court, Febru-
ary 14th. 1852.
‘.S'l‘A'l‘E.of LYDIA STEVENS. late at
Ni-.wiCanaiiii. in said dist.rict.~ _det:’d.
The Court. of Probate for the district of
Norwalk hath limited and allowed slit moiitlis
fioni the (late hereof. for the creditors of said
ostats. to exhibit their claims for settlem‘ent.'
Those who neglect tzopreserit their recounts
properly attested within said time will be de-
arred. ti recovery. All persons iiidnbted to
said estate are requested to make iiiinir-diets‘
piiytiient to‘ JAMES STEVENS,
the story tlwelliiig-iiuiise, l)‘ii1'n, and other out ,
For the Removal and Permanent Care of II
Nisinvoos msnnsns,
Uni of tlmne ttnmplaiuts which are caused by In impllrol
weakened or uiiliealtby condition of the
N mu vuus sI‘s'rIi‘.1!l.‘
Thin heiiiitifiil and convenient Ipplicfltlfllt at the my:
erioup powers of t§.\l.VANlS.\I and MAT3NE'l‘lS.\l, hfll
‘icon pmiiouiit-eil by disitiiigiiialied physiciaiis, both in liiuropd
in:l the llniteil States, to be the meal virliiabfe ...edi'ci'nnl die‘
urriy of Ilir ."lgr .
Dr. GHPJSTIE’S GALVANIG BELT
and
M .=\ (3 N I4‘/I‘IC FLUID,
is |lI9dr with the man perfect and certniii recent in 11!
-‘H598 o «
GFINFIIKAI. DEBIIJTY.
‘lllellglllelllllg the weakened body, giving tone to the vltiolll
--igans, and iuvi orating the entire -stem. Also in FITS;
Iill.-\.\ll‘, I’.-UL-X \SlB and PALSY, DYSPEPSIA or IN
l)ltll~'.S'l'|()N, lllll".U.\lA'l'lS.\1, ACUTE and CHRONlC
i:()L"l‘, l<Zl“ll.l".PSY, LU.\lB.4G(), Dl".AFNl'ISS, NERVOUS
I'll E.\l()RS. l’Al.l"l'l'.-\'l‘l0.\' OF THE HEART, APOPLEXY
-vi:cii...ti.ui.i. i>.u.~.'s in the aim; and CHI-‘.S’I‘. Ltvi-iii
Ii().\ll’l..»\lN'l‘, SPINAL co.\iri._AiN'i‘. and CURVATURI‘.
‘if the Sl’lNl<‘., llll‘ lJ().V1l’[.AlN'l‘, DISEASES of III! KID-
\'l'IYS, Dl-'.F|l'.ll'ZNCY OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL
l-'..\'l-‘.Rtx‘ Y, and all Nl~'.RVOUS DISEASES, which complaint!
«rise from one simple caiise—namely,
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
30- lu Nl-‘.l(VUUS fI0.'\ll"l.AlN'l'S. Dfugl and Medici!!!‘
mcmm Ilia. dimise. for they weaken the villi energies oi
the «neatly prostrnted system; while under_ the strength
«nin , life-giiiug. i-italiziiig influence of tlnlvnnism. I! up
.-liei by this beautiful and vvoiiderful discovery, the ol-
.san<teil patient and weakened siifieter is restored to Sound!
in-altli. -itrengtb elasticity and vigor ‘
The great pcciiliarity and excellence of
Dr. Christie's Galvanic Ountivol,
-nmzintii, in the fact that they arrest and cure diieiil uy‘
mru.-an! u;.,ili'i~uIi'mr in place of the usual mode of drughgiflj
mil pliytiickiiig tl~.i- ptitieitt, till exhausted Nature link! ‘oph-
‘c<~'l_v under the itilin-tiuii
'I'Iwy slimgllu-n Ihr whole system, equalize the circviliglisi
a_/ Hit lilmid, prmnnlr tlir at-crelioiu, and never do (Iii sligllllu
.n_fuiy under any ci-i'rumsImtce.v. Since lheil introduction K
the United Bilatt-.1. only three year: since, more than
6 0,0 0 0 Po rson s
m:lii«li'n5 all ages clause: lllltlC0lldil10nl,~Ill|ulP. which WOW
‘ — . I
{en-viii: I oinplniiits. hate been
ENTIRBLY AND PaaMANmi1‘z.Y ounzfl,
vneii all hope of relief had been given t1p',l!l‘id Every thing
cine lieeii tried in vain! M. ,_
‘l'o illiist_rat.e the use of the GADVANIC BELT, Bupptilfl
-be case of a person aitlicted with that bane of civilization.
it S|'l-’.l‘t-‘»lA. or any other t.Ilit-nnic or Nervous Disorder. In
-i-iliiiarg; cnseit, ntiiiiiilaiits are taken. which, by their action (in
be nerves and muscles of the stomach. atlbrd temporary re-
.i::t”, but ivliicli leave the patient in 8 lower mite.h‘iid with
njured faculties. after the action thus excited the council.
-ow compare this with the etfect. resulting from the appli-=
uitioti at the (I -\1.VANll.‘ Bl-2l.'l‘. Take a Dylpejitic Iun'e‘i-er,
'.\\l‘1l in the Wtlrfl? s_\ nipioins ot an attack, and simply til the‘
«Eli aiunitat the body. iiiniig the Magnetic Fluid 85 directed.
it a snail pl-.i‘iud the inseiisible perspiration will act on (hot
--sitiie eluiueiil of the Belt. thereby causing I Galvanic cir-
Iil.|l.ttlii wnicb will pass on to the negative. and thence, bticl
_-an. ‘.0 the positive, thus keeping up a continuous Galvanic
itniitiitioii tbioughuut the s_\-stem Thu: the moat layers
.n:eu of In Sl'l~‘.t'SlA are Pl-LRMANI-2N'1‘L,Y CUR!-JD’. A
.~. w n \ vs is oi-"i‘t-‘.i\' AMl‘l.i' SUI-‘i-‘lull.-:'N'f TO EIIADI
\'l‘l-" 'l‘lll~'. l7l.\‘l".A.\‘l-I (ll-' YEAIIS.
lll£ll"l‘ll"lllil'l‘llS AND TllSTll..0NlAl1
Of the most llmlonhted Character,
min all parts ot the tfuuntry could be given, Ittfllcléfl 16 ‘ll
- t‘I_\ r:--luiun in this paper!
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
\ hiuh c--in-.lii-‘in-ly proves that
“ Truth is stranger than Fh.tlon.”
C [K E 0 F‘
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. D11. LANDIS; A CLEIIG YMAN
!),:li“\'"F)\l.n';leI‘Ee)‘, ofdiatiiigiiislied itttiiiniiieiiti and chilled repis.
I
Simu-:‘v, New Jersey, July 1-1, iawz.
DR. A. H. tZminvrn:—-Dear Sir: You wish to know ohm
nt 'l'l1F.G.—\LVANlC BE.l.’1‘ AND N1-JUKl.ACli‘.. My rapt:
is as follows:
mciit wh.i‘.ever. All(I|llfiHL1‘I!ell. years since, in consequettco
of frevpient exposure to the weatlicr, in the discharge of my
pustoinl duties, I become subject to a severe Clzrouie [firea-
ingnisli. I-‘at-ther: in the winter of '45 and '46. hi conso-
ntlicr churches in this region,l was attacked by the B-ton
cliitis, which soon became in severe as to !‘€'!}1}i't‘€ an immo-
diatc i-inspension of my pn.l!i‘)l'8l labors My iiernéut syulcm
wits iiotu thoroughly pruslraleil, and as Etotiéliitls, beearme
worse, so also did my Dyspepsia and R"eumntic aflectidti-—
thiis evincing that these disorders were connected with deck
other tlirnugh the medium of the Norvmis System. In. the
failct .
.Vl':'l‘lli
rut»: Biioscnii-is; Axn an 1'tni:u~u'rv.c Arricirrioti ‘fin mt
r'ta,.,._. re-“iultn ofthe experiment.
'l‘he_v liiive tried them, WITH van-1 R)28UI.‘I$,
>:s'F.RI c.iu:.
I 8m. dell? Ill‘. very respectfully yo"u‘rfs,_ ,
itoei-:i’t't‘ tv. ”i.ANnta.
on. c§i?iTsTtE'e , _
GALVANiC NECKLACE
Eiizziiig nr Roaring in the l-Zine. Dealiiess, which it get!
r:-ll)‘ .\‘crvmx.-4. and that distressed cni'iipl‘ui'nt,' '
tiolnreux
Palsy and Pai"a1‘y‘si§.
llinhs. Du. lLiiiti:u'rn:’n l:'Hl\'aui(‘. Articles will, supply 1&3
lelicicnt power, and 2 ctiniplefe and entire cine ll um
effected
1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
have been reported in Dn. t‘-iiniirrli: and his Aweiits with’
tilt: last two 3 cars, whicli have been entirely area.
{i(,‘J— CAP. .-\.‘42_‘ki‘.\\r' J. F. fl‘o.\n:s_of Brotlkly'h,_N. Y'., lied 6:
been able to walk a step for near {our ya,-ars,_end was so 1:
gave liiui up. In five days sac‘: he .,o‘in'mchc"¢
towered his hctiltli Ceptitiu' 'l'oine.~ is seventy years 6
en. crisis-rigvs, L
oALv.q.aito BR AEELET8
-‘he Head and upper extretnitiea.
and all ilisenscs can.-ted bfv
i-Energy in the‘ limb: or oil
ier organ: 0 he body,
Tic Doloreux and Netiralgla.
'l‘liese dreadful and egciiiiziiig com"p1ai'iits are i‘1'iI‘rhe'(?:’6‘!‘e!g
--elicvul by the application of tlie t’l.u._v.ni‘c Bi-:i.3~. N'r.’cIt\~Ai;|
win l"t'v~n 'l'he Belt ditftiscs the ,l-Electricity. th'iro‘t"i"
tions the ~up’plic-ation' N!-ZVI-JR_ l-'AllLS.
FITS AND éC5N\’It.H-.8l"ON3x‘
by a ileraircerrienl of the i$'e'rv'e3 _
l-‘min ‘will ctire iielarly ‘ever case, no matter how
old the patient, or how cfonflriiiizd the c‘pm'llaliit. _
and sstoiiisliiiig proofs are in possession of 1 E pi‘opri'éYoi'.
03- Many hiiiidred Iiertificates froth nit pin-tent the étilhn
of the most extraordinary character cin be given, if iffilhirc
may be worn by the tiiost featile and dtitrctné. with
e'iiii‘e and safety In many cases t e senun'tloi;__gl%;idii
the'ii use i! fiigilg plmslinl and a_g"reEii lé. T113] cl! II
to any part at tile country .
Prices: _.
131.. Galvanic Belt, Three nails: .,
The Galvanic Necklace, Two I} ii!’-I . ‘
The Galvanic Bracelets,
The Megiietlc fluid, on. ' if.,«
tam. ?amp'hl‘e‘t§ with tall particiilai-in may be tic tor
uutiiorimedsgent _ __
PAi=t'riouLAR CAUTION .
”- Beibaré of Coimterfcils and lfortfiluilu ft ;.'(¢n‘,mg—
, 19. o. MOREHEAD, 191. 13.,
GENERAL At}!-‘.N'l‘ run ‘rm-'. .i:Nt'_ri-‘.- s'rA1'I-:8,
V X 132 rmulwgiv.‘ ow Yorfi
$5 For sale by J. A. WEED: '
__‘.‘.l.
~v v»
any qua may‘ at (:3 P’: ,S'1‘EAD's
Executu-'
t New Canaan, FiBM'l}t11’¥ 14th, 1852.
1 *i..s.s'r-izix’ ..,.M, .
P _ -'°=l=“lCEM}‘QL31S‘TE'"iT$~
. large number of ladies, who are peculiarly subject to ’
‘what has been the result in my o't-in case, of the iippliciifiol
For about twenty years I had been iitilferiiig from Dyl-
pepsin. l-‘.ver_v year the symptoms became won-ie, nor could’:
lobtaiii pernnnient rcliel from any course of medical treat.-
matlsm, which for year alter year, caused tire‘ indizsoribubfo
qitetice of preacliiiig a great deal in my own and vat":-out
whole pii.iriiia-.-bpueln tbr-re -ieenieil to be no remedial‘ agent
which could reach and rectiperme my Nervotis System‘,
ever thing that I had tried for this ptlrpose had cotnpietelgi
l .-it last I was led by my friends to examine yeti’: 3,2,.
vcntion.-i, and (though with no very saiggiiine hop’.:s of their
etlicieiicy.) 1 determined to try the effect of the aytiilidntioh of
the G-XLV.-\NlC Bl-‘.l.'l‘ A-NU ."¢l-‘.t2Kl.ACl-‘., witn the MAG.
F-‘l.Ult). This want in June, 1946. To in king‘:-
is'roxi.m.-.ir.-n-, [71 TWO one an Dvsnzrsii '.|'Lb‘oo.‘1'V'.;- in
iziuur ans 1 was r:N.u3i.i:i)1o iti-taunt: Mv rAa‘roIi'A'i. fluent;
-ion mtvi»: l SIHCDZ OMITTED 5 simim. sr.r-_vic'p; on A_eou'iJi§1 or
riiu>:i.v L‘l2A.'<ll-ID to 'l‘ROl‘nl.l-‘. Mn.’ Su(‘.'u is. (ho‘wi'<5irEtYe'i‘F.il and
I have recoiiiniciided the Bl".'i.T and F!,U!'D 3:) many
who have been likewise niitfcriirg fmm Nehru". fc affections.
'in:t.i':‘vn, in
is used for all Cl)lll]ll3ll'.tli atfectiiig the Tliroht or f1eod.Ittch
us Bronchitis l1IllMII:t..'.tioiiof the Throat, Neman and flick
llemlaclic, lll'I.7.lllC5i’~ oi‘ the llead, Neiiralgiajn ‘t‘h‘e Face,
0-
’al.t'e'¢l Tic
All physiciniis 21cknnivle:l_ge' that these terrible ($993!!!
are catiscd by e i!r.ji'ci'ency of Ni.-nuiizs E1i'erg'g in the iitfectfii
less that he had to be fed. 'l‘h'e most celebratéid ih'ys'i(':‘it'a'm
' weI'i-Pt.‘
‘he l‘iAl.\'A’HC Brzirr, .\'i-:t:xt.At:b:, AND l:ii_:t¢;p;i_|.;-x-3, he walk“
.«,‘i'(1ss the murii, and in three’ weeks he had jiérfectl :13-
oz...
He found of vast ~ierviv‘.e in cases ti! liqnviflsiom 0! ‘WI.
~'.:i‘.mrivrilie Contplef-ills, and general Nervoiiii Afiectionthi
Also in Palsy end lieraiytiin,
ll rleflc.icnr_:‘y,of power or N“?!-\.%\tI
it
‘he
ayiitern; the Necikliii-.e has it local elTect.i5r'id ‘tli‘e l-‘Tut fl:-'.:
iirectly upon the alfected nerves. _ln':lies’é distressing t-!.lic-
Tbese alarming and terrible coniplahits ‘ere alwayféfihledl
_'l'he B)2,l.‘l’. BFA‘CD2l.'£"|" Ann
iitiilk or
'i'iil‘:\':'rouD
93- No tioiiple or I inconveiiience. att§hdi__the We of
mi. cunts-1' sis o.sr.V.a1vlc ./iR7‘ICI.I~Zs. tilt! llfaey
t ecr
On. .inICk‘,,v
323- The anicleii are accompanied. by full and 531:} n dint
pl PORTING. blasting froiilv"..l¢‘-.i- and fuse idzt
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