' econniiiii-a l.
, Q his acknowledgments to the public and
, ‘us friends for their generous piitronage
7 where he will be happy to see, andserve his
.-sfioos in tl1eirsea.~ion, for ladies and-gentleman.
l
'i;.§'.'\‘v?§'.."“- .~ A -_
»
2-4-
.. »'.s.=' ‘ t ‘ .
gfifi Ijorsale Cheap.
37.: .. THE residence of the subscriber situa-
l‘‘‘l "1 Rfltltllng. about '1‘ mile west of '{the town,
contiiiuing 5 acres of land, with ii good dwell-
mg li‘oujse,_’-7, arn.’ and woodhouse. Also one
buiZdiiig'wlii'clt would answer for a select school
room or mechanical purposes. The In nd is of
excellent quality-—-is ii vei'y desirable place.and
will be-sold cheap. Enquire on the pi-eini-ics."
~ ASIA!-IE L S. DUNCOMB.
8t'*5l
Tiedding, Dec. 28th, 1851.
I For Sale. '
_ _ THE homestead (coiiiinonly called the
HanfoidTilace;) containing about 23 acres of
valuable land -with dwelling house and barn
tli'ereon'standing. situated aliout one mile from
the Noi-walk bridge.and fronting on the road
leading f_ro_i_u Norwalk to \Vilton and‘Norwnlk to
N'e'w Canaan", making a desirable tract of land
for building lots. For terms dlc. inquiie of the
subscribers. JOS,li‘.Pl-I W. HUBBELL.
. S. E._ OLMSTEAD.
Norwalk. Feb. 6th, 1852. 6
- , Burning Fluid
() F a superior quality, for sale by the bar-
rell or retail. by «
"5 SI‘Pi.l«IE'l‘dcQUlN'l'ARD.
’ A ivizw Mill’)!-I or S1-ITTING
Artificial Teeth!
- HE undersigneil has invented and patented,
. . a compound artilicialbasis for settingteeth.
by which the process is rendered ninch more
simple and easy than heretofore—-aiid reduces
the expense about one-/rat.’/'. 'l‘lie process is
entirely new, and as beanlifiil as itis simple am‘.
Entire sets can now be furnished
ft" 330; upper sets for $25, r nil partial sets in
l“'0nornoii. A. HILL, D. D. S.
Norwnlk. Nov. 10th, 1851. 45tf
Great Mass Gathering at
GRUMANS
0 1 cl B r i cl ge
SW 9
. .
Just Received!
The L n t'gest. Stock
0/'Fa:o1cy W1 Staple Dry
Goods. at prii:e.s* pe/fe(:tl_I/ as-ton is}; in g
In fact, some Goods are almost
Given Away.
Our assortmeizt of DeLaiT72e.s-, Gasli-
mere..s'. A /parcas. Pop/i’/is, Pei-.s-ian.
_D6L-’Zt'I?.I’.8‘. T/t.ll)Pt Cl/It/7.. ll[i-/‘ii/0.
and 0/her z('a,',-
wove/‘ as good at 7)/vescrit.
ll-iv Stock of Dr»-ss Silks is liiiinonsr-.
i-on istliiguf l3lai-.k anal C-iloreil. Figured and
Pitllll. in all and every viiriety. Uur stock of
I"-irmnl Cloths. C"Is<i-iii-ii=.~=. Siitiiiets. Vest-
iog-‘ and all other goods fiir Mi-ii’.~z and l3oys'
wearis I-irgev than ever beliire nfl':'i'i-il. In
fact. Ladies and (ievttleiiieii can find any and
every article w.iiite'l for Dress, Use. or Ol'tl}1.
ment. and at prices that would lt~‘l0lllSll all. and
I‘. 3.7 I) l‘I'l‘I'l‘l()N. ;'\l;()_1he L3)-gag]
Stock of Domestic Goods ever ofi‘ered. and by
all odds the cheapest Don't forget. the
“Old Bridge Store”
Is‘ the place for BARGAINS .’ .'
C J» Gl{UMAN-
Norwalk, Sep. 1. 1851.
School, .’lIt.<‘6e’lld7I.I’07tS and Blank
Books. stationery, dec. dec.
'3‘ RE'l‘AlL.—B|akeiiian 6: Tomlinson.
' I3 \Vall,street, Bridgeport. Ct., are now
Sell"!!! School Bm)l{s.‘Slllll0(l8l'y. .&c. at reliii'
‘ at from 20 to 30 percent less than the usual
retail prices. Books that hive formerly been
sold at. $1 12 they are now selling from 80 to
85 cts; others that have been sold for 75 they
are now selling for 60 and 62 ct.s——ollier Bookls
proportionately low.
BLAKEMAN dc TOMLINSON.
Bridgeport Oct. 1851.
A. SELLEGK,
‘Book Seller and Binder
\S just returned from New York W’lll1 a
new and valuable collection ofSchool and
Mi.-icolliiiieous Books. Also, ii large nssortineiit,
of Stationery, including Blank Books. Foolscap,
Letter, and Note Paper, envelops, Slates. &c_.
which be will sell clieapertlian they can be
lUU'-tlll- l0!‘ at any ot.ierstore in this vicinity.
13?’ Ba iks of all l<lll’lw‘,l)Ol1tltlll1lllSllsllflllv
null and durable .~ityle, at extremely low rates.
and siitietiictieii given to all.
V l 11.9!!!/1 ma
.1’. M. S:nith’s Nllarble Yard,
Near the Biiilge, Norwallc. Conn.
EPU LCI-I HAL, Monuments and Grove
k Stones of every variety ofpatterns, and of
the tnost: skilful workmiinship. The best as-
sortment of American :ind Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
Persons wishing t.o procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to calland
give a personal inspection of his material and
workmanship, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase ofAgents without an opportu-
nity of testing the quality ol the article con-
tractetl far.
§"I‘he Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an experienced workman and can
.warrant it to give entire satisfaction.
N "‘ vw.'k.Aug. 21. 1848.
Boot, Shoe, Leather and Find-
’ mg Store
HENRY I-IANDES renews again
during the year past. and hopesto merit an in.:-
interrupted continuance of the liusiccss rela-
tionship \Vl1lCll_lle has so long maintained with
this community. He will he found new at his
new staiid opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,
old friends and i;he public. The character of
his work in too well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises every article of men's
and children's wear, with Rubbers and Over-
Fmomos of the best quality, and in any
i,=,Ai.i. TTOCKl - A
Cheaper.-thanllver,
I'iI'll:iSu.lJSCl'll)8rS have just received, and’
sliiillkoep constantly on hand one of the
largest assert ments of A ‘ ‘
G-.l
READY MADE GLOTHIN:
for Fall and Winter wear, ever brought ‘Into
this town, which will he sold cheaperthan ever.
tt — LITHAUER dc TURK-
South Norwalk Machine Shop
1 I-IE subscribers. take this mi-thodof inform-
ing the public, that theyare now prepar-
ed to do all kinds of Jobbing in their line, viz:
Machine work in general, Die turning. all des-
cription of Siiwiiig, \Vood turning from a P0‘?-
tico pillar down to an owl handle, Turned
Cedar hitching mid fence Posts on hand, also
blind hinges and fastnings for stile.
An assortment ofFuriiiture, and knobs and
locks may always be found at the office oftlie
I“ll(‘l.0l‘y, at ma nufactured prices. A share of
public patronage is respectfullv solicited.
I}: W. NORTON 6:’. CO.
R. VV. NORTON
M. M. NORTON
South Norwalk, Sept 15th, 1851
E. c. VVARIIIIN
Caliinet [Walter and Undertaker .’
(Two doors east. of the Bank.)
S '1'Ai’l1l"0RD. C T. ,
HAVING recently conmpleted an
. extensive alteration and iniprove-
meat in his extablishment. and ex-
‘ ‘ tended the compass of his business.
would respectfully inform the inhabi-
tants ofthis and the adjoining towns, that he
has now on ltand and is constantly manufactur-
ing every description of
CABINET WARE
iz: a goo-'l and general variet.y of _
Bmds-teails, Tables, Hfashstaitds, Secretaries
Bu.rea2/.5, Sofas, (S-c.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
‘prii-es which cannot fail to suit the purchaser.
Also. a variety of CHA lRS—liair, cane. flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers ofevery style.
Houselioliltin-niturei-fany description manu-
‘l(‘luletI to order at short. notice on the most
aasoniilile terms. Also a very extensive as-
irtnient of
.i1attre.sses, I’ali'asses, Patent Bead-
steads. dye
?hat. can be set up and taken down by any one
it less than two niinutes.
He has also ii handsome assortment of the
iiost liisliionalile styles of
0
co >3 lsntoiig Glasses,
which he will sell as cheap as can be bought
any where. '
He is also prepared to furnish
lIOFFlNS. SIIROUDS. CAPS. SCARFS. &.c.
nfi-very ilescriplion that may be desired. or
-hat. can he ol-taiiied in the city of New York
it ii inomi-nts warnin_.«z. day or night. on the most
'e:isonalile terms. He is also prepared to fur-
'tl~'l'lllt-':il‘§l'!§.('f1l'l'lllfif!S. sec to the diggiiig ol
graves. and to attend tnany other art aii_r_vctncnt
'l'l:Il may be wislwil or the flint-i'al p 'oces.~xioii.
Sic. 'l‘uose who iii.-iy wish to keep the body of
I «lei-easeil friend several days, can lie fnroislieil
-.vitli an ice box in whit-.h it may be piescrved a
week or longer if necessary.
E. C. VVARREN.
Stamford. Sep. 2, 1851. *
3711‘
ll"
For Sale.
fluglill THE beautiful house and lot situated a
few rods lielow the South Norwalk l’os'.. Ol-
fice, known as the “ Hoyt. Place." is now of-
l'i~i-eil for sale. The liouse has rec-et tly been
rebuilt. and put in perl'e(:t order. and will be
snltl at the low price ol'$l5()ll cash. Enquire
of * J-AMES FINNEY.
Norwalk, Sept. 25,1851. 39tf
Farm for Sale.
TH E place formerly occupied by
_ " Alvin llyatt. dec’d, is offered for sale.
It. ('()lISlSlS of about three acres ofgood land.
with ii dwelling-liouse iind barn thereon stand-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying near
tho house of Ira Be-tts. Jr.. and on the line of
the Danliury 6: Norwalk railroa'.l. For further
particulars enquire of
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
\Vilt.:m., March 3.1851. 9tl
,. For Sale,
\VITH immediate possession. a good
.\1ill with water poweron an cxcellr-rt .'-t.i'eam.
with ll convenient House, Bai'n.nnil14 acres of
land, situated about 7 miles from l.VOl'\‘.’7lll( ni-
C~‘t=.tnl'nt'd. For pa l‘ll(.'llllll'S enqnise of S. E.
llI.:VlS'l‘E.-\D. or JOIIN BATLEY.
l\'orvviilk. May 24th. 1851. Qltf
3.€cady‘1'¥£ade Clotiiinv.
Tlllil subscriber has on hanll and intends
keeping it ;.',ooil assortmeiit of Ready Made
Clothing o tall kinds. Also. a good assortinent
oi’ Cloths. Cassioieres. and Vestings, which
he will ni_ake up to order in good style and at
sh-rt notice.
N. B. I’artici.lat'attentinn paid to cutting.
THOMAS RILEY.
, Norwalk. Feb. 25.1851. 9
Norwalk Cemetery Associa-
tion.
T a Meeting of the Not-walk Cemetery
. Association. held August 29th., 1850, V0-
ted that. Evert Quinta rd and Lyman Ricliiirds,
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as regarils
monuments. tom"stoncs. and euclosiire of lots.
and that no personlshall dig a grave. or erect
stones to graves. without perirlssion and advice
of said committee.
Attest. E. Qum'rAan. l.'hairman
W. C. S'rRi~:ii‘.'i‘. Sei~'v pro rem.
C. 'l‘. COl{N\VALL,
. '.!.‘i.r'-{per and Tailor,
OULD inform the public that he has
tiiken the rooms over the store of
LO('.l\“'O0fl. Iliiiglit 64: Co.. where he is pre-
pared to make all kinds of ,2entlcmen's and
boy's clothing in it neat and fasliioanble ma nncr
and on reasoniible terms. He has also on hand
a good assortment ofread_v-niade clotliiniz. and
those in want. will find it. to their advantage =0
give him a call. A share of the public patron
age is respectfully solicited.
Norwalk. June 28. 1851.
New Pall and Winter Goods.
ALLORV dc LEWIS are now offering
H great inducements to all buyers of DRY
GOODS. Their assortment at present is one
of the largest in town. embracing everything
deeii-able for ladies’ or geut’s wear. They de-
sire nllwllo may be in want of anything ll‘I.tltPll'
line to give them a call before purchasing else-
where. Norwalk. Nov. 25th,1851.
For Sale.
A valuahlelioinestead of 26:} acres ol
» land,foi-iiierly the residence of Jared
. »=“‘l‘% Ayi-es, in New Canaan. On it is agood
to o story dwelling-house, barn, and other out
l)llll(lln,<1S. and fine orchard of grafted fruit
trees in a bearing state. For further pal-tic-
ularsenqnire oi the snbscribei at the residence
of \Vm.Drummond. New Canaan.‘
' EBENEZER CARTER.
New Canaan. Jan. 14, 1852.
Oils I Oils I! .
' URE bleached sperm. elephant. whale,
lard. neatsfoot and linseed oils, for sale by
,t_tl_1e barrel or retail h
44
Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags. Mats. Rugs. \
&.c. &’.c..wl.iich he has constantly on ha iid.
Harness, combining neatness with durability.
at this establishment. of the very best mater
not fail to satisfy customers.
Norwalk, Nov. 1. 1849-
Manufacturer
ADDLES, Harnesses, Trunks, Valices. C
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, Webb. Saddlery
NEVV YORK
Cabinet, Chair, Sofa and
' u ‘ '- '9 . ‘.
eild.ng Upholstery I.si..blnl.mc1it
AT NEW CANAAN, CT.
HE proprietor of the above is prepared to
execute any thing beloiigiiig to either of
the above business, iiitd keeps on hand for sale
at low prices bedsteiids from $1 75 cts to 334 75
of maple, &c.; cottage B walnut from to $1.4
—-I1|llll0_£_t.ll1y from $8 to $50: lJ|1"“““3 “'0'” 34
to $9. malingnny front; all maliogany e.xtra
from $9 to $35 with iiiiii-ble top ac ; rule jmnl
tea tables from $2 50 to $4 ; llN|ll"g"".l‘ d0 fill"-
$5610 $530 ; izlia its from 375 cts to $8 each ; stand.-
aiid wash stand from 31 to $1‘; ; -‘*0ll|-5 5l"'llll1
seats aml hair cloth covered from $12 to $90:
tnnlt|'(-ssns from $1 ‘.25 to $15; comforters troo-
sl 75 to S2 75 ; feathers very low; inattresse:
of straw,teii grass, patent prepaied corn hu_sl\
curled grass, curled ltair &c.. and everyt.liin_i_
ever wished for at equal low prices at least ‘25
per cent less than can be obtained elsewhere ii
the country, and everything sold at his estiili
ll:l1lllPl1l is wairauted to be what it is sold for
A lot of cottage bed posts for sale , ii constan-
siepply on hand ; dealers supplied at. reduce-
prirrs. Tiiruiiig done neatly.
N B—-Readyinade coffins constantly on liiiii
of all sizes iind qualities at low |ll'l('f‘>'. and wt
attend to the digging of graves and will furni-
everything tiece-s-iii'y for the iiitoriticnt of ll:
ileaul. Fiiiioriils will be attended with a lt(’:ll'.~
&i: uueqinillvd for respect. ll‘?-0 lllllll 9*“
flow Yogi-1.: (_T:ibinet atid Upliolslei
4:
i-liarges.
E.~‘tiibli.~il'iiiii-.nt. New Clllttlfllh Cl-
KOSSUTII HAS COME l
And so lias the time ’tL'lI€7l.
Goods will be sold Cheap 1!
‘H E subscribe-rs fenling themselves unde
m:in_v obligations to their customers fo
the very libeiiil patronage be.--towed upon then
during the last year, would respecifiiliy tende
their thanks, tlSSul'llt<_{ll1Bll‘l that with the com
menrement. of the new year the-y will otfi-.
such inducements as will continue to merit the
patronage of the public. ‘
Feeling confident of the public lavor the}
now purchase goods in such quantities as to li-
enabled to sell them much lower than usual
and lower than sold by any store in (/16 l.'I('.'llill_7;
Come all and test. llll‘ truth of this statrtueiil
‘‘ C1114.-\P roa CAsu,” is the motto.
change for goods, and the liigliesi market I.-rii.-«
nllowcd. Goods ilcnlivered to any part of tli~
town tree of cliai-cc.
RAYMOND dc MEAD.
Grocers,
_ No. 2 VVater st. Norwalk
Jan. 17.
New Marble Yard.
7 II F. SUl)5()l'll)(‘l' liaving opened and furnisl»
1. ed a new Marble Yard in Nor\vall.'. nezi
the head ol Main street. would i'e..spi-irtfiilly en
licit all to favor him with ii call. and 9XllllIlll'
his stcck and workniansliip. Ho intends hm
ing on hand con.~Ianlly a full iissortineitt i
Anir-rii-an and foreign Marble, and the worl
niaiisliip of ii superior style. Monument
'l‘onilistones. counter and table Tops.&c-. dc:
fut nished at the shortest older and oti reasoi
iilileterms. JOHN II. VVEEKS.
Not-walk. Nov. 5th. 1851. 4
To Teachers.
7 V HE siibsi:t'iliers would inviteyour atlentin
to their stock of Scliool Boots and Sta
tionery. which is very complete. all of \\'l1l('
they oli'er to teiicliers at the lowest \ holesai
prices. which is some ‘.20 perct. less than ten 1
ms have been in the habit of buying at in tln
market. Please call and get otir prices.
BLAKEMAN 65 '.l'OMLll\'SON.
13 \Va|l st.
Bridgepmt. Oct. 1 I
(JARIRAGE MAKER'S GOODS. Axle.-
S[)l'IltgS. Shafts, Carriage Bows, Bolt.-
Boue and Ivory Slides. Lining Nails, lvoi_\
Hand Screws. Seaming Cord. &c.
HOLCOLVIB 65 LYON.
RINDSTONES.‘25 tons superior grit
just. landing from Berea Oliis.
I-IOLCOMB dc LYON.
EBVILES.-1500 dozen W dz S. l3uti:hers'
Files. consisting of every size and kind.
now opening by IIOLCOMB dc LYON.
OCKET CUTLICRY. Shears and Scis-
sors of W. (:1. Butchers’ and Rodgers‘.
HOLCUMB dc LYON.
83 \Vater st., Bridgeport.
1 Saws of Butcliers’,Spear &. Jackson's
and Becket's. at wholesaie and retail by HOL-
odening and for sale wliole.-ale and retail by
DOZ. hand.-pannell, rip and back
COMB dc LYON, 83 Water st., Bridgeport.
Marple-s’ superior plated and plain. whole-
sale and retail. by I-IOLCOMB 66 LYON. ,
NVILS.—-Hill's. Peter \Vrights’ and
Mouseliole, wholesale and retail by
I-IOLCOIVIB 5.: LYON.
I-SE5.-—Hills. Peter \Vright's, Hyile’s
iind 'l‘illotson's of every quality and price
just opening. and we would cal! particular at-
tention toour stock. * HOLCOMB dc LYON.
83 VVater street. Bi'iilgeport.
LACKSMITI-l’S BELLOVVS constant-
ly on hand and for sale low by
HOLCOMB dc LYON.
AILS.—‘l500 caslis Fall River; also 40
casks superior wrought nails by
HOLCOM B 6: LYON, VVaterst. Bridgeport.
LUE. BORAX AND EMERY.——50
blils. Glue, nss‘d sizes; 10 ‘cases Wood’s
refined Borax ; 25 caslis superior London Em-
°"Y.l’V HOLCOMB & LYON.
' OUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
ipiiiutity, suited to the wants ofthe craft.
Nerivalk,Jan. l, 1852.
16 ' STREET 6.: "QUINTARD.
-A full and complete assortment by
- HOLCOMB dc -LYON.
I - &
N. B. Harnesses ,manufactured to order.
All kinds of country produce tiiken in ex I
RACE AND BlTTS.——A large stock of
.. - ’
E‘. BRADLEYS .
1Vew Harness and Saddle Establishinent. ,
HE BlII)Bcl'll)6l'I1'lVl!}‘7 had an appartment fitted up benefltll the Coflnectlcullioteli W°“ld
I O ‘
invite the attention of the public to his eiitensive ussoitmcnt 0‘ . _
Vliips, Lashes, Brushes,Ciu‘i‘y combs,Shammics
Saddles, Harnesses.
He has on hand several setts of very light single
Every article in his line of business may be had
iiils and style of workmanship. at prices which will
Repairing done in a neat and substantial manner.
Just received u lot of superior Horse Blankets and Sleigh Bells. cheap for cash-.
F. BRADLEY.
‘William B, Swan,
West Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the Norzcallc Hotel.
and Dealer in
arpet Bags, Satchels, \Vhips, Mutts, Brushes,
\l/are. Trunk Locks, dcc. dcc.
Terms favorable.
‘ "-") \~ 0
‘V ..-:.._;.:-_ .-. - g-I :\~_~7V 5
-* . “ :: mg ( . ' ~-u.:., ‘\
ROW-'18 thntitln coutm-y to nature that my IIKOLI
i\:1'ict.: or COMPOUND ciut CUR! nvznr vista:
and it also roves that N()'I‘IIING HAS I-IVER BEEN
):(A)IsJND 0 80 E1-‘FECI‘UALLY ERADXCATE D18-
as
iiii. STEPHEN JEWET'l"S.
JUBTLY AND HIGHLY CELEBRATE!)
FAMILY MEDICINES
Pnpued li Ste he.-I .1ewett.Ion of the let: Dr. Stephen
y Iilcwett, of Itlndge, N. 11.,
each ntsioinm for and unrAnALi.r.}.xn in the {ERMA-
NI-IN'l.‘ R1-71.11-It-‘ sud CURE of all dilutes for which they
are recommended. '
Oll1(l1NAl.1.Y PREPARED BY ONE OF THE MOST
SUCCESSFUI. ANI) E.\HNlCN'1‘ I’1l\’SIC1ANS
THAT EVER LIVED.
Used and Recommended by Eminent
Physicians of the present. day.
During u Ion and ctuitiuued series of years they have con-
tinued to do flit-ir nooiftvoux in it quiet and sure manner,
and probably no Ml2[)1()lNI>Z3lIAV|i2Il0!1E on Am: noise so
inicii -ro 111-.I.llSVl£ and CUR1-Jtlioiic pronounced iiiiroim
Il0I'E,()l: srssiis so FIRM AND mi-icuisiiAiii.i-: IN ‘run
anon IJSTINATION or rni: ri..'iiLic. Tlioy are recom-
mended by 1)IS'I‘ING(‘.'1SIII-‘.D and EMINI-INT CITI-
ZENS. who have I'l'Ill80.‘\'_ALl.\’ in their families and among
their friend: seen their outur iiIi:iu:riciAi. icrrxcrs.
No Family should be without them,
'0! UPON THEM FIRM AND TRUE RELIANCE CAN I’
PLACED.
To the sltllcted we say, " FAN. K01‘ 1'0 TRY AH!) nxcllvl
RELII-II.-"' in the thorough trial of these
GREAT AND CELEBIIATED
TRUE I1-IlS'l‘0RA'l‘IVES.
The Celebrated TRUE
Health Restoring Bitters,
A Mzniciiuz roa EVERY SEASON in Th: Ynu,
Remove all morbid secretions. purify the blood. give great
tone and vigor to the Digestive Orgims. cure diseases thll
iilreiuly exist. fortify the system against future diIetin,|I
no time dcliilitating the patient. Being grateful to the
most delicate stomach, their citaiciiixio. DIVIOORATIHO,
3Tl:t:.'(tlTIll‘..\‘l.‘l(3. and t:i:s'ronA1'iv2 l'tl0l'_l~'.lI‘l'lIl make
them an iiivalunbh.-‘niid SURE l'»EMEI)Y in
Liver Complaints, Jaimdice, Dyspepsia.
Incipient Consumption __
AND ALL OTIIER IJISEASEI CAUSED BY AN IMPURI. baa?‘
0}‘1‘lll: ti-ro.\iAcii, 1lowr:i.s. 1li.ooo. Livxu, ck‘... vi
tend to debilitzitc or weaken the B) stem.
TH E II IGII LY CELEBIIATED
Pulmonary Elixir,
PROV!-JD THE DESI‘ COUGII MEDICINE EVE‘
KNOWN.
This Elixir contains many of the most lilqlil approved
cough or cxpcctorsnt medicines, being pi.-culisry and for-
liiiintelv COI11l)llICI'l,IllI(I is truly wonde_rful_1n its good re-
sults. ‘The multitude who liiwe_iiiu.-d this Elixir lZNKQI.lI\_‘0-
c.u.i.r I-ionouncc it to be an criorto my other preparation
In um for similar purposes. ‘Am-ict7i.Aizi.v siiom.ii THIS
Misiiicixit as in EVERY nuimr wiiztzr: -riiir.i_zic ARI
(IIIILDIH-ZN. as the delay in procuring n pbystcnm mu
om.-n proved fatal to those whom 'ri.\ii-:i.y 'ASSl8‘1‘Al|Cl
vrouui ii/ivic 8Ali'Ti‘.D. A valuable remedy in
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
Sore Tlgront, Asthma, Bronchltls,
Croup and other Diseases of the
Ttcsplratory Organs.
T111-‘. JUSTLY CEI.El1llATED
STRENGTHENING I’LASTEIl«,
Is uiiii-emilty acknowledged to be the best pliuter ever
known.
This Plaster in composed of quite n number ofvegetsblo
l'l1l’)lmn(‘x ., pociiliarly coinponnded. There nevcrhnii been,
and is not at the present time, irbcttcr plaster made. for the
various pin-poses for which planters are med. It has no
superior for removing
PAIN IN'l‘l-‘JINAI. lNFI.Ai\lIllA'I'lONS_ RHEU-
MATISM. \\"E.‘\l(Nl“.SS IN 'l'lll'-I SIDE, BACK,
BREAST, STOMACII, &c., ‘
and when Ilfletl in
LIVER AND I’Ul.‘.\l0NARY DISEASES
will prove very beneficial to those suffering wllb such coll-
plalnts.
For further information regarding these valuable Medl-
clnu. see Pinnphlet,to be hst'l_ of the agents, where testimony
from the highest quarters will be found. among which an
letters from
How. 1l'lARS1lA1.1’. P. \V11.l')1vZl1, Boston, Mass.
1loi«..lAMl-ZS C. CIll.7ltC1Il1.1.. Portland, Me.
ENOGII PATTERSON. E.-40.. 1~1oston,Miiss.
CA1-1'. CHAS. 11. (301.16. Rindge, N. 11., late of No!
i ford, Mass.
Be!-2lP!~lRA1.\1 MIYRDOCK. .1tz.. 1~'.so.. Wlnclicndon, XIII.
IRA R11SSEl.1.. )1. 1)., Winehvudon. Mun.
‘ RY. M. D., 1‘rnipjy. N.
House, Boston. ‘Mass.
WILLIAM 1\'1C}101.S. Ese.. Townsend, Man.
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, at
Principal Otlicc. Scollnv/’s Build-
ing, ‘Fremont Row, Boston.
AGr..\"rs.—-J A \v.~...i,N...-..~..ii.; \/ .1 is: E
Shelton. Bi'irlgi-poi't; Thos ll l“iui'ov'. .Reddin_¢.1:
\Vm B Ilaigbt. Stainford; lstllltf l..itch. Sher-
man; John Banks, P M. Ba.\'/ville; Ed Ho-
bart, Fairfield; Augusliis .IHl1llll'gS, Southport:
Wm Bradley Jr. Gieeiifield Hill; L Tuttle,
Wt-stport; II S \Veed. Stamford; S C Silli-
miin Jr, New Canaan; G B Middlebrook. Wil-
tou; N D Haiglit. Ridgifield: ll B6llQ,lllf't-
Diinbiiry: Ezra Moigzaii. VVest Newtowii ; D
Lyon. Newtown Sandy Book; II Sanford.
Newtown: Samuel Baldwin. Brookfield; A N
llawley, I-Iawlo-ysville; Allen Hall, Stepney-—
and by agents in almost every town and village
of New England and by deii'ers in medicines
generiilly in other States. 1y44
IVORWALK BOOT AND SHOE
IIIVIPORIUIVI.
TI] E subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he has on hand one ol'the
large.-t assortini-uis of Boots and Slices, Gait-
ers, 6:0... d£c., ever offered in Norwalk. His
goods are all nu_iiiufai-lured in the uiost superior
manner by the very best of worktnen, and will
be wnrraeted in every particular.’ Ladies and
gentlemen in want of goods in his line will find
it fortlieir interest to call. Don't mistake-
No. 3 Main st. CHAS. SMITH.
August 1st, 1851. ‘ 31‘
WINDOW_ SASHES already glazed For
Saleliy D. FINCH.
FLUID and Camphene by the keg orgallon
at DISB ROW’S.
. EMPTY Pork Bbls for sale by
! s-.i:. OLMSTEAD.
l $"'£RMACILLA and Maccaroni for sale at
BISSELIBS.
7i0PLE’?HorEL;
‘ :11 7 at 1 9 Catherine Slip, N. in
"GEO. S. ST. JOHN.’ PROPRIETOR,
IWOULD respectfully announce to his
friends and the public that the above
hotel has been built the past summer under the
superinteudence of the proprietor with special
reference to the accommodation of transient and
Pfilmtment boarders. It now contains 46 wel
Ventilated and elegantlv furnished lodging rooms.
provided with all the modern improvements and
conveniences. Connected with the ltotel is a
resturaunt or dining saloon where all the sub.
stantials and delicacies of the season are pro-
vided at a moment's notice at all hours, and
served up in a style not inferior to any housa of
the.kind in the United States. The patronage
of the public is respecfully solicited. ’Baths 12;
cts; lodgings single rooms 25 cts.
ew York, Nov. 24th, 1851.
FRUIT TREES
AT. THE
fioutflj Nntmiillt Niitsetp,
$THE subscribers respectfully solicit the
attention ol'lruitgrowers to their stock of
Trees. C00-‘listing of choice Apple, Pear, Cher-
ry Plumb. Appricot and Peach Trees, Ever-
greens and extra sized horse Chestnuts and
mountiiiti ash. Also a very fine lot oflsiibelln
and Cataubn Grape Vines. Also the true Red
/1nlw€"P Raspbcry. which we wnrra nt, and
hold ourselves responsible for its being the new‘
or Pure red Antwerp. The last of Oct. or 1st
of Nov. will be the propertime for putting out
the plants, when all necessary direction will be
given. GEO. SEYMOUR <3: Co.
P. S. \Ve caution the public to buy no
Autwgrps ofany person without Iiolding them
responsible for its being the new or pure red
Antwerp. The country is full of the spurious
kind. sep 20 if
Hardware, cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils!
FINCH has now on hand one of the
0 most extensive and well selected assort-
ments of foreign. domestic and building hard-
ware. cutlery. iron. steel. paints, oils, French
and American window glass-assorted sizes.
agricu|tura|_ implements. hay cutters, corn shel-
lers. écc. all ofwliicli he will sell at prices de-
lying competition. Also, every description of
carriage hardware. felloes. hubs, spokes, laces.
linings, patent leather, &c.all of which he sells
upon the principle of “ small profits and ready
sales."
The sub.-icriber is also agent for the sale of
Buswell's Mineral Paint, wliicli is proof asgiiinst
fire, water and weather, and uncliangeiible in
in its color. and is the best, cheapest-and most
durable mineral paint now in use. In fact, our
assortment comprises a variety aitd extensive-
miss that would ba file a detailed description, and
we therefore would respectfully invite the pub-
lic to call and examine tliemselves. 45
Come and See
he largest and best assortment of
Oflice, Parlor, Hall and Cooking
STOVE S,
That has ever been ezrhibitcd in. this County,
at prices astonishing to all.
LOCKWOOD, HAIGHT 85 CO.
Norwulk. Sept. 8th. 1851.
Books!
UST rec'd ii large assortment of toy and
fancy books, stationery, 6i'.c., selected ex-
pvessly tor the coming holidays.
UST REC’D, a large lot: of shoemaker:
leather splitting machines. by
HENRY HANDES.
For the Cure of
COUGES, co:i:.:os,
HOARSENESS , BRON-
CHITIS, GROUP, ASTH-
IVIA, WHOOPING-OOUGH
AND CONSUMPTION.
In (a1ll:lll|5 to the coiniiiuiiiiy this jiistly celebra-
ted reiuedy I-ir diseasesoftlie throat and Lungs, it
is not out Wish to trifle with the lives or hcultl. of
the afliicted, but frankly to lay before them the
opinions ol'di.~tiiiguislied men and some ofthe evi-
~denci:sol its success, from vihich they ciinjudge for
tlieniselvcs. VVe sincerely pledge ourselves to
make no wild assertion:-i or false statements of its
cflicacy, nor will we hold out any hope to suffering
hiiinaiiity which facts will not warrant.
Many proofs are here given, and we solicit an in
qi.ii'y from the public into all -we publish, feeling
assured they will find them perfectly reliable, and
and the medicine worthy their best confidence and
patronage.
From the distinguished Professor of Chemis-
try and .\1ateria Medica, Bowdoin College.
Dear Sir: I delayed answering the receipt of
preparation, until Iliad an opportunity of witness-
ing ll.-l effects in my own family, or in the family of
my friends.
Tlns I have done with a high degree of satisfac-
tion, in ciscsbnth of adults and children.
I have found it.as its ingredients show, a power-
ful remedy for colds, and coughs, and pulmonary
diseases. PARKER. CLEAVELAND. M. D.
BRUNSWICK, M2,, Feb. 5. I647.
From an Overseer in the Hamilton Mills, in
this City.
‘ 1.owr;i.t., Aug. 10. 1849.
Dr J. C. Ayer. I have been cured of the worst
cough I ever had in my lile.by your “ Cherry Pec-
toral.” and never fail when I have an opportunity.
of reconiniendiiig it to others.
» Yours, respectfully,
S. D. EMERSON.
IE?’ Read the following. and see if this medicine
is worth .1 trial. This patient had become very fee-
ble, and the effect of the medicine was unmistaka-
blv distinct .— -
UNITED S'r.n'2:s I‘It)'l‘EL, SAieA1'oaA Seamus,
July 5. 1849.
Dr J. C. Ayer,—Sir: I have been afflicted with
a painful iiffi-.clioii of the Lungs,-and all the symp-
toins of settled consumption, tor more than a year.
Iconld find no meilicinc that would reach my case.
until I commenced the use ofyour “ CHERRY Pii:,.
'ronu.,”‘wliich gave me gradual relief. and I have .
been steadily gaining my strength till my health is
well nigh restored-
Wliiie using your medicine.I had the gratification
ofcuring with itiny reverend friend, Mr. Ti-iinian,
of Suinpter District, who ‘aid been suspended
from his parochial duties by a severe attack at
bronchitis. .
lliave pleasure in certifying these facts to you.
And am. sir,yours respectfully,
J. F. CALHOUN, of South Carolina.
Prepared and sold-by James G. Aver, practical
chemist, Lowell, Mass, and for sale in Norwalk by
will 3 Biilfllli mil 1 W Taylor, Westport. 7
6m48 »
T iivsuiuucctsoi-:Ncr. 1 L
' _ =Aoi-‘:14-'r ton"-can
Howard. ‘Hartford Mutual,
Mutlllll. Quipcy M must, and Middlssu .
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
and _ the American _MutusI
Life Insurance Company. '
Qflicc over the Store of Mallory go Lam‘;
N onwAi.x, Conic.
General Agent for procuring Pg-.
_ sionjs. Bounty Lands, Extra and Bag];
Pay. French Spoliations. Letters
Patent. i§tc.,
George A. Davenport,
Attorney and ‘Counsellor at lg“;
017506 West Side the Bridge,
- NORWALK, CONN.
-‘LL
0. S. Perry,
Attorney and Counsellor at law
Mallory2s Building.
Oflice hours from 8 to 12 o’clock, A, M
from 1 to 6 o'clock, P. M,
JOHN AUS'.'l'.‘EN’S
DAGUEHRIAN ROOM
Over I-‘. St. John’s Store,
NQRWAIJK. CT.
- Likenesses
lVa.rranted to please all good judge,
Bain’s Merchant’s
TELEGRAPH OFFICE
NOR\VALK, CONN,
In the Post Omce Buipfinfi
o. J GRUMAN,
ni.-:Ai.t-:3 IN FOREIGN AND DOM!-:3'flc
Staple 8§.faiiii_i illry Qlsoobg
CAR PATIN G
Carriage Cloths and nu mnig,
CLOTllS, , SSl1llERES,VI2STlNGS,
Shootings. rlannels, Butts doc.
NORWALK, c'r.
Dimon Pinch,
' . DEALER IN
Hmlwnm. Cutlery. Iron, Sn-.el,.Paiim
Oils. French Window Glass and ,
AGRICULTURAL Iiiumi-:iiii:i~i-rs.
NOR WALK. CONN.
S. E. Olmstead,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries,
Flour, Provisions, Salt, Powder.
and
Raymond &. Mead,
WHOLESALE dc RETAIL DEALERS
In Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Salt,
Fish, Crockery and Glass Ware, \Vooden and
Willow \Vrire, Brooms, Mats, &c., 53¢,
No. 2 lVate'r st.. Norwal/c. Conn.
TAYLOR'S FASHIONABLE
llair Cutting, Dressing and Sharing
sanoom,
Near the Spring.
' VHANKFUL for past favors, he hopes by
_ strict attention to business to merit I coli-
tin_uance of the. same. Particular attention
paid to cutting misses’ and children's hair in the
liitest style. Razors honed in a superior man-
ner. Tricopherus and Perfumery ofall kinds
constantly on hand and for sale.
1". H. Nash,
nANUrAc'ruit.r:a or"
TIN, SHEET IRON, AND corrca WAR as,
‘D EAL ER in Stoves, Fuinaces, Iron Wire
. -_ and Rods, Bi-ittania, Japan. Wood and
Willow \Vares, Knives and Forks, Face
Pumps. Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, French Bu-
kets, etc. Roofing and house jobbing done at
short notice and in a workmanlike manner.
South Norwalk, July 11th, 1851.
Lockwood, Ilaight 8:. Co.
MA1\'UI-‘ACTUR1-IRS or
TIN, SHEET-IRON. <55 BRASS WARES
AND DEALERS IN
‘TOVES, ranges, furnaces, heaters and
drums, hollow ware. sad irons, castiigs,
sheet lead and lead pipe, stove pipe and zinc.
brass kettles, cutlery, porcelain, jappan and
brittanin wares, china, croizkery and glass
ware. Feiiton enamelled wares, brushes and
mati-lies. glass lanterns, chain pumps, Miller's
water proof oil paste blocking. fresh campheno
and burning fluid, washing and yeast powders.
stove and shoe blacking, wrapping paper,
weights, brooms, pails. travs, bowls and tubs,
seives, malts, wash boards, ladles, stamps
spoons, clothes baskets, bellows, &c., dzc.
Domestics.
LEACHED and unbleached Mlslins,
bleached and unbleached Jeans, Tick,
Denim’s Sliirting, striped. &'.c.. by the bale.
case, piece or yard, at the lowest possibie pri-
ces. C. J. GRUMAN.
.3:EK..%_]"l'T-T’
iiiiiiiiiirli iixiiiu
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER
121 1'5: vmou Won»!
Q‘ Prlu31 per Bank, or 8:’: Boulafor 08.
It 1- now P 2 u i UAR!‘ BOTTLES ontio mg.
pinur and "agka. when In small tfoulos. ls‘
:¢rl¢I!!’l°Ol!lxl° :l’:ult:.S?: TlY.lC(I)I!li§e l:f‘:§OgOs’lI‘I:d ‘T.
on; y I on
0'10 Tflltldrvovilid is required no DoIe—Ih'oo Ibo ah’
—tlms one bottle lusts Twenty-Ono Days, which tonne‘
longer than a bottle of any other medicine luu, because then
is required of this s _le_ss qlmntlt at a dose.
Th" srenc snpmmtv or this load Purller our sl
other medicines, consists in 1 great mounts tn tts ll;
:'.:..i’.:"..::t'.:.:*::.:i’°....'"°'."‘°'°?'""‘ 1“°*'=-"Vt"-
Indian Roots and Barks,
which no other medicine possesses. These an the not! catch
PII_rlIlcrs'9f tliolllood that were our known to oltbsr
{ndtdfl 0|’ “W9 9'48. Indottbuo being oosipwiiled with tloatunp
Sarsaparllla, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND SASSAFIIAS BAllK!a
lack on V uihl ' 3!
.-..:.i..'., t.:.°.... °..'E::.';.':.'=.‘.2*'°'°-"'-"".:,"°'..':.'. .51:
than an other. It Is cheaper, becsiuo the quantity of It fill
us be ou lit for one Dollar will iuuniich IOIIOP and
wi cure en Times more Blood-disease, than one Doha’.
worth of any other medicine.
5' For undoubted proof of the can! of
Scrofula, Fever-Sores,
F-.2‘a"fl=’.’$‘,if:”.“£f“t'.§.i"L’i‘:Z¢:é'l.$T.i§i:i§}"p§fa 5::
huge, Cimceroiu Ulcers, Costlveness, Son , gpg’.
sln, Pain: in the side, Brant. . with no ALI.‘ Ofllll
XMPUII:-Bcoon DISEASES, see, our PAMPHLDTS and bfi
Hlo—evei-y Agent tin them to give away.
For sale by A. Selleck, Norwallt; Wordins
and W. B. Dyer, Bridgeport; A. B. Hull,D|n-
bury; S. C. Sillimap Jr.. New Canaan; R.
Hoyt. Stamford; J . W. Taylor, Wostporz; E.
P. Faircliild.Bethel: L. Burr. Greenfield; G.
B. Middlebrooli, Wilton; iNchols dc Betti,
Fairfield; A. S. Vinton. Weston; D. R. _S.0l-
lecli. Ridgefield ; A. Nichols, Soutbport; A311.
Duncoinbe 6; Co.. Reading. Centre; E. H.
Psck,Greenwich. All orders ust be address-
ed to WALLACE & CO.. 304 Broadway-
N. Y tysni
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