Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, May 11, 1852 · page 4

 

 

 

 
 
 

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A i 9 New -Arra ngement In'vestmont‘.of‘1\!onoY. i .. ; .. v. . for , Sale. .. . 2'L90kiIIsGlasSe8sWi|1°W=W8I'¢a8-3 ‘ ""-1NSUKtvNG-E2->A_GEN0Y:.-‘” 7:‘ * "
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. TI-1 F. business lieretof'oi-.e . conducted by . THE sub, cribei-s will attend to the Invest- sma arm .i ua o go’, argon, near; QUINTKRD t_\:.SOI\l.S.-liavonat their} - M» A; I ~ 1 ~
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~..GO.U'_GESf, - oo:;:t;i,s,, ‘
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rm-.i;:1rr:r3:s;oo1=:1ve-covert
 U-O-HSUMPTION.

In oIti:rliig,tqitiieociniiiuiiiiytliis Jtlstly celebra-
ted yeinedy .c.,i;;~'2ii;;‘é.ise:-for lZ‘l'2e“ll}1'i()"Zl.l. and Lungs, it
i: tliiliiollf \‘lllSllil0l trifle with the ‘lives or liealil.iof

be afflicted, .bu.'t‘f'ixankly Ito’ lay 'be'foro them the

u ‘iiiioiis of distiii.gu.isbed‘ men and seine of the" evi- -

tlcnces of its success, from wliicli they can judge for

tlieemsclves. e siiicerely pledge ourselves to

make no wild: assertions or false stateineiits _ol'its '

ntlicacy. nor will we hold oui‘an'y hope to siiffering
h.u.iiiaiiit_v which facts“ will not t'W1il‘t'i1l1I’.

Il'.l$:'i.ii'-v proofs are here given, iiiid w'e'solicit an in
a-p.iry fioiii the public into all‘ ‘we publish, feeling
assured.tliey.willfind them perfectly reliable, and
and the inediciiie worthy tlici_i_j l)eSl.‘C0i1ll(.lt:‘llC8' and
patruiiage. ~ '

T:‘i‘_oin the d-istingnislied Professor of Chemis-
,:ti'y_ai’id .\1.'itei'ia Medic-.21. Boivdoiri College.
.'Dear Sir: I delayed iiiiswc‘i'iug the receipt of
prc[>:ii‘:itir)ii, until Iliad an opportunity of witness-
E-ing its effects in my own family, or in the family of
toy fricii-.'ls.

‘ This I have done with a liigli tlt-!gl'c".e of satisfac-
ri.:»ii.iii C‘1S_=.‘sl)t:lll of adults and _cliildren.

I have. found it;iis‘its iiiijrctliciits sliow, a power-
f~’il remedy for colds. iimlcmizlis. and pulnionary
ti_iseases. PAl’.Ki-‘.R CLl~‘.AVl'3LAND. M. D.

.. .l5RuNswicx,, M2,, Feb. lS'.l7.

§=“roin.tin Overseer in the’ Hamilton Mills, in

this City.
I.o\vI~:Lr., Aug. 10, 1849.
Dr J. C. Ayer . I‘ have been cured of the worst
mingh I ever had in iii_v lilc.by your“ Cl:Cl'l')’ [fec-
inral.” and never fail when I have an opportunity.
of tecouiuieiidiitg it to others.
.-.-' - Yours, respectfiilly,
, ’ ‘- S. D. EMERSON.
A 5:? Reiicl the following. and see if this medicine
;_- -.\w.irtli .1 trial. 'Tliis patient had become very fee-
i.l.~., and the effect of the medicine was unmistaka-
‘lv distinct ;—-’- ‘ j
EFNi'iti-:1)-.Si'A'ri:s,H 01-1-.-L, SAliA'I‘0GA SPRINGS,
, July 5. 1843}.
Di" Ayer,-z-Sir: I liaveliceti aflhcted with
 painful affectioii ofthe Lungs. and all the syiiip-

:tllllS ofseitled coiisziinptiim, tor more than a year '

it-could find‘ no nicrlicine that would reach my case,
until I cztmtllell('3e(l the use ol‘~_vour ‘° CH1-JRRY P5.-
"i‘0R.\L,”wl'iicli gave me gradual relief. and I have
lieeii steadily gaining my’streugth till my health is
.w.t:ll. nigh restored‘ -
1 VVhite using your medicine.I had the gratification
£[C!1l'lllg with itiny revcretid l'i'ientl, Mr. Trninan.
of Suiriptcr District, who ‘and been s:ispended-
f.-am his parochial duties by a severe attack of
hrniicliitis.
I..l‘-.;ive'plc:is1ire in certifying these tarts to you.
And am. si ‘._vnurs i'espectl’ully,
J.. F. CAI. OUN, of South Carolina.
1"re’pared‘ and. -‘oldliy James C Ayei. practical
.*llf}1lll.s‘l.. l..owell, .\l‘:l.~'S,_t1l1(l for sale in Norwalli by
.”2‘."iii E lli.~fse’ll'.,:iiid J W,Taylor, VVestport. 7

.v. _ A New ,MI)l)-I". on SF/1"1‘l.\'G
Artifioi al '3’.‘e.~et:h~!

7 1 H4143 i.:iicle:'si§_riit-.tl has invented a ndl patented
. nix cnnmmmd‘at-tificial basis foi'set,ting'tect.-li.

i,-.y whicli the process is i'eii«;le.i'ed much more
-E--iiplo tttld’ easy than lierctofore-—aiitl rctlttces
1,721.‘! mrpcnse about V one-half.
..».-ntii'e|y new, and as be_antil'ul as itis simple and
--cmiouiical. Eizlirc sets can now be fnrnislied
,t'~n'$:30; upper sets for $25, and partial sets in
g,n'opoi*tioii. .. A. HILL, D. D. S.
f*i01'W’itll<, Nov. 10th, 18:31. ' 45tf

&re.e.i: Iffiass gathering at
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. . Just 1 Received!
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Elie largest Stet: t
I W and D’
(J '4' I I _ V
5 loorls, at ;)7'.ccc.9 ;).e;;/bot/y a ‘$022. 3/2. an g
* In fact’, some Goods are (ll)il0.S‘If
‘ 
 ‘av o
<').'ui ‘(l.S'S()/:’l/‘)é€.’2[ of D.'aL(.:im2s'. Cu.s*.7z-
;:~2.ere.v, .*'l...’L2).czr,'c./z.x',' Popll/2.3, Pers2.'i.t/1,
§}33Laln,e5.' '1'/tilizzi.‘ Clozf/3,, 1l;i7:2'i2/0,
'1 mic! 0/liar» G-Ol]l}S ‘It‘(l3
7182287‘ as good at present.
llzir Stock of D.rcsS Silks is lIt'Im€‘-H59»

,_ =--insisti'2ig of Black and Colored, Figt.u'-.-.d :in:_l

l-’i‘ain, in all and evr-ery vai'icty. Our stock of
$3,;-93 (3 {,‘,,.;;~j;-ha, Cassiirimes. Satinets. Vest-
"i=2-gs and all other goods for Mcifis and Boys’
wca~ris l;ii'gei' than ever before oil":-ii'etl. In
’t7.~t:t,Ln(iios'anr] Gelitleirieii can find any and
«every article wanted for Dress, Use. or Orna-
ment. and at. pI'icos that. would nstonisli all, and

EJFEEY CO‘WI’ETI"l.‘lON. Also, the Largest

, Stock of Domestic Goods ever ofi’ei-ed. and by

:2-ll odds the clieapest Doift foi'get. the

“Old B:=.:."is"i’.§,'e S;isos"s”
[3 the placefoij-B.4RGAIIV'iS .’ .’
" 0- J. Gl.l.Ui‘dAN~

‘|Nftl".‘?E1ll\i, Sep. 15, 1851.

.i..-—Z:o nssan..vv.a1n°rs".n

Not; to work upon the '

Rail ,Roac'I!

But to pu-rcha se‘ tlieir ~

At. the C1-NEAP _CA'St-I STORE of-‘tho sub-

"iber where a saving is made sufficie.-iit to pay
_to. en miles travel. Call and prove the truth
I , ' " GEO. SMITI-l’S.
South Norwa-lk..Dec. 2£i,,,,18,-51,.

 

A xsz:‘m..}nez§,‘

Boo}: Seller and" Binder,
AS just retui'oe«.l fi-‘on?i'N'c'vv_ York with it
new and valuable collect:ib=ii‘ofSchool and
.‘-I-iscellanoous Books. Also,a large assortinent
,n£' .‘5tat.ionei'y,incl uding Bltl1lli_B.Q.Q_ii_!4_«. F00l$.C.«'ll7.
1 .et:tor, and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,

~. whiclr be will sell? cheaper than they. canvbe
.. L, niglit for at any 0Il1el'SII01'e~lIl.l1l'llS vicinity’.

:1-‘it?’ Books of tlllWl(‘ltl:Cls, lqouiidtiii his usually
mat and "durable style, at ‘extra-inely low t‘iifos,
and zitttisliietion given to all.

The process is.

Allen (Sc Meeker will hei'e'after be transacted
under the firm of ALLEN, MEEKER 65 CO.
wliereicjm be found at their old stand as in days
9.008 by. 8: ‘f little of everything,” and a good
503' Uf Willy tlli_ngS- Gl'ocerios as good as the
min ket afl'oi_'ds, will be sold on the most f'av.oI.‘!l¢
ble t,e1'ITIS; an extensive assortment: of Crockery.
Glass and Eartlie'n\vai'e constantly kept on hand
as cheap as can befound in the country; fresh

. Clams. Oysters, Vegetables and Fruit of all

kinds in their season, in good order ever‘to be
found at tlieir_w,ell known establisliment. We
invite all to call -and see for themse ves, as we.
feel confident tlintthose who favor us with a call
will bear witness to this truth, that this is the
place for bargains. - All persons indebted to the
old‘ firm’ ai'e"requested to make payment with-
out delay. INCREASE ALLEN.

_ ' , _ GEO. R. MEEKER-. .
_ CI-IAS. OLMSTEA D.
Norwalk, March _3d, 1852. ‘ ,

"_SPRI§‘.‘.l€~..‘;« STOCK I c A

Cfheajpez‘ ttzhan Ever

V HE substrribers have just received, and
shall keep consraiitly on hand one oftlie

la rgcst assortincnts of
EEEADY EEAEE CLOTHING.
for Spring and Sum merivea i-, ever bi'ou_gh,t into
this town, which will be sold cheaper than even‘.

tf Ll’[‘lC-1.-’xUEP.'<S.: TURK.

Jfdoui ! ./iloat !
At the New Meat marlret.
VE ‘HE Subscriber has just opened a Marke.t
:t(l_l()l11lngll'lB store of Locl-iwootl, I-Iaiglit.
& Co. for the convenience of the people oftliis
vicinity. and by constant attention and every ef-
fort to please his customers, he hopes to share
the public patronage. i
P. S. 'l‘|io‘vei'y best qualities of meat only
will be vonded at this estiiblisliirieiit. and every
fll.l.t’llll0l‘. paid to clcnliacss. it matter too much
()l.'t~‘-l'l0Ol\'§f:‘i'.l at most markets.
B. ST. JOHN.

ltf
Agent

 

- E. 0. EVARREN .
(Tabinet Zllalzer and Uzzdcrlalser .'.
(Two doors east of the Bank.)

STAZIIFORD, CT.“
HAVING recently coninpleted an
exteiisive altci—'ati_on and improve-
;. mentin his extnblislinient, and ex-
]; 5.? taiiiled the cnrnpass of his liusjiiess.

-l would respectfully inform the inhabi-
tants ofthis and the adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly manufactur-
ing every tlescription of

GAEINET XVARE
iz; a good and general variety of
Beaclstcads, Tables, l'Vas/islcmds, Secrela'rz'cs
Bwreans, Sofas, tS~c. tS‘C.

made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which caniint. fail to suit the pui'chaser.

Also. a variety of C11’./II'R.S—li:iii', cutie, flag

and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style.

I-l ottse-lioldfui'iiiturs of any description manu-
rictuied to order at sliorl notice .on the most
ms-enable terms. Alsoa very extensive as-
Jrtmént of , _ I
Mattresses, Pczlmsses, Patent Bead-

steczds, do do
l.‘bat can be set up and taken down by any 0118

n less than two minutes. ,

lle has also a handsome assortment of the
uost fasliiotiable styles of

 ‘-tdla uses,
which be will sell as cheap as can be bought
an y where.

-A He is also prepared to furnish

COFFINS, SHROUDS, CAPS, SCARFS. &c.
ofevery description that may be desired, or
that can be obtained in the city of New York
at ll inoments wai‘nin_g. day or night, on the most
reasonable terms. He is also prepared to fur-
nish liearses, carriages, see to the digging of
graves, and t.o attend to any other arrangement
that may be wished for the funeral p;'ocess_ion.
&c. Ttiose who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased friend sevei'al days, can be furnished
with an ice box in wliicli it may be preserved a

 
 

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- week or longer if necessary.

it}. C. ‘.'t7A.RREN.
St.amfoi'd, Sop. 2, 1851.
Farm for Sale.
THE place formerly occupied by
_ - Alvin Hyatt, do-c’rl, is offered for sale.
It consists of about three acresofgood land,
with a dwelling—liouse and barn tlicreon stand-
ing. .-\|.~.;a, about 1'2 aci'es of land lying item’
the lI()1lSi'1‘- of lra Br-its. .li'., and on the line of
the Diiiilziti-y Cc .\.'orwalk railroad. For further
paiticulars enquire of
SAi\lUl?LL 1’. RANDLE.
V-.’ilt)n, March 3.1851. 9tl

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, For Sale,
-- \V.ITf-l iinnietlinte posses::ion,a good
‘vlill with water poxver on :in_p,;,-(,e}1p.iiian-gum,
will. a t;t)l'|V(-‘lll€'.l1l Ifioiise, L’-arn. and 14 acres of
Iazir‘.-, sitnatctl about 7 miles from Norwalk or
\‘t:'ml'm'rl. For pzirticiilais entpiisc of S. E.
("ll i\l'.'5'l‘E.\l‘l.or JOHN BATLEY.

Nortwilk. May 24th, 1851.

 
 

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Ready Made Clothing.
TUE subscriber lias on hand t1l’:(l intcnds
ltecpiiig a good asset‘!-inont of Ready islatlc
Cloiliiiig 0 tall kinds. Also. a gootl assortment
of Cloths, Cassimei'es. and Vestiiigs, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
Sllffirl notice. ' .
.N. B. Part:ict.larattention paid to cutting.

’l‘I-lunIAS RILEY.

Noi'wnlk.Feb. 25.1851. 9
Fiortvaik Gelnetetty Associa-
twin.

AT it Meeting of the t\'orwalk Cemetery
_. Association, held August 29tli., 18.50, vo-
ted that Evert Quintard and Lyman Richards,
be a committee to have general supervision of
tlfe grounds of this Association, as regui'ds
monuments. tom"stones. and enclosure of lots,
and that no person shall dig a grave. or ei'ect
stones to graves. without perinission and advice
of said comiiiittee.

Attest. E. Qi'Ji.v'r.i.r..o. (,‘hairman

\V. C. S'I‘RI~‘.l~I'l‘. Sec’y pro rem.

New Spring Goods. .
UST receivotd a large supply of new goods
Those in want of lnirgniiis, will do well to
call soon. MALLORY dc L EVVIS.

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carpeting, &c.

UPER English Brussels Carpetirigiit $1 00
and splendid velvet 'l‘apestry do. ht $1 50‘

per yard.—-I have just made an €tl‘l't!llg(‘lll8l1l
with an extensive importer of Carpets Ill New
York. by w'nich I am prepared to furnisli to or-
der any qunntity of Super Brussels and ’.l‘upes_
try ( arpeting at the above on med veiy low pri-
ces. These Carpets are of fresh impoi-ttition

— ' and of the newest and most. beti ntiful design and

niagnificent. coloring.» Specimens of these
Goods will be ready for exhibition this week.

Also, on hand super all wool. iii,<zi'ain,' vane-
tilan a nd staii'ne:i-pe¢ing,am} ,1. few of [hose very
c reap reinnzi . I _

White and colored Canto-ii Matting of the
best quality, 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 wide. Floor Oi
Cloths very rich patterns, 4-4, 5-4_. 6-4 and 8-4
wide. Also rec’d this day a great variety of
goods from a,uct.ious—-real bargains; a large as-
soi-t.ment;-of men’s clothing. made in the 1 best.
inminor under our own sup'_ei'vis°ion and War-
ivpited. 15" New Goodsi-e‘c’d every week.

S. MOULTON, Ir. 5
\Vestport, March 9. s

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v rec’d this day at

man; of M‘oney,,inj,tlie.c_itie,s of New Yqtk.
Brooklyn and fwillinnisbuitgli, _ _ _

-In‘ sums otr$500,and.upwarcI,

on bo'nd4_ iind.moi'tge.go. on improved! and unin-
cumbered -Real Estate, wo,rt_li at least: -
FIFTY PER CENT. MORE

than the investment, at seven per cent. interest -
per annum. payable'halfyeai'ly; mid will attend

to the collection ofinterest when due,and remit t

the some to leaders. or accept of drafts there-
for, payable on the days the interest will fall
due. No charge is made toglenders for the
investment of money or the collection of
interest. ' , ‘

The situation of the subscribers, as Attor-

below, give them facilities for investing- money
within ten days after its receipt, or after re-
ceipt of notice of the sums to-be invested. _
We rest as a guarantee of our integrity ‘and
capacity upon the fact that we are the Attorneys
oftlie following Corporiitioiis, all of \\‘I'llt3l.1'8lIl-
play their capital in ll1V€lSI2'll8llIS on 'l'l10l'l'gi1ge,
whereby the amount invested by us exceeds
50,000 DOLLARS PER MONTH.

American Bent-fit. Building’Assdciatioo, N York
2d American do do ' do do
3d do do do ’ do do
4th do do do do do
Union (l0 do ~ (l0
Mount Vernon do do do
Meclianics’ do do do
2d Mechanics’ do do do
Fi'ankliii ‘ do do Brooklyn
Brookly Q Mecli’ics’ do do do
Nassau do do do
\Vas-hington do do do
Haiiiiltoii do do do
Columbia do (10 410
BrooklynAccumulating Fund do do
Luiig lsl:i'iid' do do do, do
East. I3l'0Ol~l)'I‘l do do do do
South Bi ooklyii do do do do

 it furtlier refe.i'cnce is i'é=quit'ed. We can.
on application, refer to the principal il;lerchants,
Baiikcrs and Insurers in‘ New York and Brook -
lyn. Address all cormiiunicatinns to
BARNAR-D & PARSONS.

Alla-rite}/s at Law.
16 Wall street, N. Y.

‘“ NEVV YORK‘ _

. . Cabinet, Chair, Sofa and
Bedtliiig Uplielstciy Esiablislinzcnt
AT NEW CANAAN, c'r.

T HE proprietor of the above is prepared to
execute any thing belonginglto piither pf
the above business, and kee is on mm or sa e
at low prices bedsteads fi'oin'$ii1 7’-5 cts to $4 75
of maple, &c.', cottage B walnut from $8 to $14
-iiiiiliogiiiiy from $8 to $50; bureaus from $4
to $9, inaliogiiny front ; all mahogany extra
from $9 to $35 with marble top (Sac ; rule joint
tea tables from $32 50 to $4; imihogany do ft om
$56 to $30 ; chairs from 373; cts to $8 each ; stands
and wash stand from $1 to $14 ; sofas spring
seats and hair cloth covered from $12 to $90 ;
ti1t|l£l'8SSRS from $1 ‘.25 to $1.5 ; comforters from
9.31 75 to $32 75 ; feat.he.i's very low ; iiinttresses
of straw,t.cii grass, patent preparer! corn husk.
curled grass. curled hair &c., and everytliiiig
ever wislied for at. equal low pi-it.;]es_|at least 25
yer cent less than can be obtainc 9. saw lore in
llie couiitry, and everything sold. at his estab-
lishment is wairanted to be what. it is sold for
A lot. of cottage bed posts for sale . a constant
supply on hand; dealers supplied at reduced
prices. '.l‘ui-ning done neatly.

N B—Readymude coffins constantly on ha rid
of all sizes and qualities at low prices. and will
attend to the digging of graves and will furnisli
evci-ytliing necs-ssiir_v for the interincnt of tin-
dead. F unerals will be attended with a hearse
dtc unequalled for respect, free from extra
cliarges. New York Cabinet and Upliolstery
Estiiblislimeiit. New Canaan, Ct. 43

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HE subscriber luiviiig opened and fi.u=nisl’i-
_ ed a new M-at-ble Yard in Norwnlk, near
t.lie head of Miiin st rcet. would i't-.spect.l«'ully 50- _
licit. all to favor him with it call, and cxaniiiie

his stock and \".‘0l‘l\ll1illlSl.ll|). fle intniids hav-
ing on hand corisiaiitly a full llSS.Ul'llllBl1Ir ol
Attic-.l‘lCtll’l and foreign '.\larble, and the work-
mmisliip of a superior style. Moiiniuonts.
'l‘oiiilistor.es. counts-r and table 'l‘ops,&c.,. &c.
furnished at the shortest o:dcr and on reason-
able ternis. JOHN H. V.VEEKS.
Norwalk, Nov. 5th. 1851. 45

South Iltiorwallz Iviaohine shop
El loll-I} politic are rerpcctfully iiiloi-i'iierl that
the subscrilicr will coiitinue the business
of R. VJ. Norton &, Co., and he is now pre-
pai'er.t gr do all kinds of Jobbing in general ma-
t.-liinei'y; Die Tut-niirg of every description;
and Stl\\'lll_,f,{ in all its varieties, 'l’ii'acl;ets, Car-
i'i-ago Stuff. Ate. Also. VVood Turnin_<_r in all
its various hranclios, from the ltll'21(‘.SI3 Portico
Pillars to an Aw_l Huff. 'l"iirne.d Cedar Hitch-
ing and Fence Posts are kept. constantly“ on
hat-ul.

The subscriber has also added to the above
‘establishment. a Ii‘oundry for Bittss Castings.
and lie \\ ocld be pleased to fill 0l'(l(‘l‘S for any
and every kind of Jobbing in this line.

. The facilities of the present propiietor ena-
ble him to guaraiitee to do any kind of work in
his line wl.iicl'i is done in any other city or
town, and.-lie \V&1l'l‘3ll‘il1S all work to give entire
satisfaction or no charge will be made.

N. B. Cash paid on delivery for good Hick-
ory 'l‘imber. M. M. NORTON.

South Noi-walk, B-‘larch. 13. 1852. 1y
VERY large lot; ‘of goods purcliaserl at
auctions within a few days; real bargains

M OULTON’S.

, Oils! Oils I I
URE bleaclied sperm, elephant, whale,
lard. iieatsfiiot and linseed oils, foi' sale by
‘the barrel or retail by
‘ 16 STREET 6.: QUINTARD.

Paper Hangin s .
‘ AND VVINDOW Sb.§DES.
-Received this day a felland coinpleteassorb

- merit ofpapcr hangings consistingof every
variety ofstvle, quality and price. Also the
largest assortment of Lace and Muslin curtains
and Window Shades all of which will be sold
at manufucturei"s prices ‘ ‘

C. J. GRUMAN.

,C. 'l‘. CORNWALL,

Draper and Tailor,
OULD inform the public that he has
, taken the rooms over the store of
Locltwood, Height 6; (31)., where he is pre-.
pared to make all kinds of gentlemen’s "rind
boy’s clothing in ii neat and fashionable manner
aridon reasonable terms. He linsolso on hand-
a good asset-t'me’nt of ready-made clothing, and
those in want will find it to their advantage to
give liiiri ‘it call. A._share of the public patron
ago is respectfully solicited.
Norvvtilk, June 23, 1851.

.the first of Ap_i-il~ it. will thenbe rented.‘

neys for the Building Associations mentioned _.

the Brick Cliurcl1,‘an-fl.“ within five " m,i"out_o_s"’,
walk. of the Depot, wlierefivo or six ti-a'1ins_of'
curs stop daily to and from New Yoi'k--consist-.
ing of -a good ~ two-story dwelling-house, liiifrig‘
and cow-house, and other Ollt-l)|;,lI(Il:llgS, with
four acres of first-i'ate land and in good.condi-

-tion. On said placetliere is good orchards of

grafted fruit. ‘_ ‘I1.-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-
tho money. For further particulars enquire
of W. Whitney dz Co._or of G. Mather on the
corner. by the meeting-house. . ,_
N. B.—I-‘f the aliove_pt'opei‘ty is 'not"sold

lb)‘.
Darien, F'eb._2-6. 1852'. ,l2tf'
 " Houses and Lots for sale.“ ,

_ I THE sub'scribe'r has ' for sale “several—'.-
convenient cottage houses 'wit.h-' good. lots and.
impi-ovoments. which li9.wi|I- sell upon reason
able terms, and very cheap. ’
12tf ‘ GEO." O. STREET.

 
 

-" “so? ‘§;<"‘»'-’«’.-rte.

EXPERIENCE 

ROVI-ZS tliatit. is contrary to nature that any si.\'ni.l
ARTICLE or Cl))1l'0l.'.'\‘l) can cuizi; 1v;\‘l-2111' DISEASE
and it also proves that l\'t)'l‘lllNG HAS I-3\'l-IR'B1-21-‘.1‘l
 T0 80 E1:‘1:‘EC.l.‘UALL?vZ ERADICATE DIS-
. as

DR. STEPHEN J1i‘.WETT’S

JUSTLY AND IIIGHLY CELEIIIIATEI)

FAMILY MEDICINES

Prepared by Stephen Jcwctt. son of c late Dr. Stephen

Jcwo.-tt, oflliiitlgc, N. 11.,
each nnsioxi-to for and Il.\’1'AIl.\l.I.1’.I.EI) in the I'ER.\IA-
NI€N”1‘- 1{E1.I1-31:‘ and CURE of all diseases for which they
Ill! iu.ul1IIlI(!Ild(:d.

ORIGINALLY PREPAR1-ID BY ONE 0F—'1‘I-IE MOST
BUCCESSFU1. AND E.\11NE1\"1‘ PHYSICIANS
'1‘HA’.l‘ EVER LIVED.

Used and Recommended by Eminent
Physicians of the present. day.
During ii. long and continued series of years they have con-
tinued to do heir oooo‘\voi:ic in a quiet and sure manner,
nm1probiibl- so ll)-!I)lC1.\'ES11A\'l-:1)().‘¥E on ARE DOING so
Ilucu ‘m It -[.I1~2\'_E and CURE those pronounced BEYOND
not-i:,ot: s'r.\.\'os so rum Axn nit-i:iiisn.uii.r: ix ‘nu:
coon ESI‘1)1.\'1‘ll').‘\' on THE i-unuc. Tlio_v are recom-
mended by D1S'1‘l.\’GUIS1IED and E.\I1i\‘I£N'1‘ (Jl’J.‘l-
ZENS. who have i-nizso.‘tAi.i.r in their families and among

their friends seen their atir:A'r 11141“-:1-‘1C1.\L EF1-‘ECTS.

No Family should be without them,
you UPON 'nu:M nan AND TRUE l1£1.1.\2\'C!1 cni Bl:
PLACEI‘. ,
To the aflticted we any, “I-‘An. not To -rxr Axn RBGIIVI
RELIEF " in the thorough trial of these
GREAT AND CELEBRATED

TRUE R-IlS'l‘flllA'l‘ll’IlS<..

The Celebrated TRUE

Health Restoring Bitters,

’ A lllnoicmr. ran EVERY SEASON in THE Yuan,

Remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood_, give great
tone and vigor to the Digestive Organs. cure diseases tho!
llrciuly exist. fortify the system against future .diseti:e,ll
no time debilitating the patient. Being grateful to the
most delicate stomach. their CIIEERING. lNVIG01:A'l‘11\'G,
sriticxoriixxino. and in-:s1'oit.n-ivrc riioi-_i;n'.ri1~:s make
them an invaluable and SURE REMEDY in

Liver Complaints, J aundice, Dyspepsia.
Incipient Consumption

Ann ALI. OTIIBR msiu sun onus:-.-o in AK mi-uiu. siirrl
or ‘rm: B-rosuicii. Bowus, Bi.oon, Livxn. etc., whlclr
Icnd to debilitate or weueu the uyiiteni.

 

TIIE HIGHLY CELEBRA'I.‘F.'D

' I I
Pulmonary Elixir,
PROVE!) THE BEST COUGII MEDICINE EVER‘
KNOWN.

This Elixir contains many of the most lilqhly nppi-over!
cough or cxpectomnt. mediciner, lie'm‘g eciiliarly and for-
Iumitcl C01nbIl’lctI.fllld is truly wont e ‘til in its good re-
sults. Elie multitude who have iiscal-tliis Elixir u1nmt:i}'o-
ca i.i.Y renounce it to be superior to any other prcpnntion
in uiie fgr siinilizr purposes. 'ARl‘lCI.'I.AI2I.I‘ sixonmi T1115
)H:DlCl.\'I: M: II! nvznv FAMILY wmmx '1‘llEI_l}€ ARI
CIIILDREN. as the delay in procuring I physician has
often proved fatal to those whom 'l'1!lEl._Y ASSISTAHCI
WOULD iui V2 snzn. A valuable remedy in -

CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS,
Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis,

Group and other Dlocnseo of the
Respiratory Organs.

TIII-J J USTLY CELEBRATED

STRENGTHENING PLASTER,

It universally iicknowlcdized to he the best plaster ever
known.

This Plaster is composed of quite ii number ofvegetablo
substances, peculiarly compounded. '1'1ici-e iieverhaa been,
and is not at the present time, in better plaster nnderfor the
various purposes for which planters are used. It has no
superior for removing
PAIN, INTERNAI. Ii\'I-‘LAllI'MA'I‘IONS, RHEU-

MATISM. VVEAKNESS IN THE SIDE, BACK,

BREAST, STOMACII, &c.,

and when used in
LIVER. AND PULMONARY DISEASES
will prove very beneficial to those suffering with such con-
plbinta.

 

For further Infbrmiilion regarding these vnluable.Med!-
dries, ace Piimplilct, to be had_ oftlie agents, whereteshniony.
from the highest quarters will be found. among which are
letters from

Hos. MARSIIALL P. WILDER, Boston Mnsl.

I{o.\'..I.\1\IE:~' C. CIIITRCIIILL. Porilimd, Me.

‘ENOCII I’.-\'1"1‘F.RSO.\'. I-‘.sQ.. Boslou,ll:lnss.

(‘xii-1-. CHAS. 11. (201.1). ltindgc, N. 11., late of Nov
‘ .\t.. .

:\I‘l71ll)0Cl\'. .‘lu.. ESQ-. Winclicndolli M!“-
‘F . \L 1)., Wini-lit-mlgn. Mass.

 
 
 

'. .'r~ -1-, .1.
tnai.r.. .\i. ii.ili:i...ig-._N.H.
G‘FZO.. ~IWE'i"l‘. M. D.. 'I‘ciiiplctor-.i\insI-
Rm‘. A. W. B 7R?\"ll.-U1. Riiidizc. N. H.
lclfit. 1' t "lipli 1’;-t§,rl.-<tz‘:‘o'.di\'-‘
...‘l . .1 "... -is ., or.nii .. .
oi:o.x .‘.\ici.i-‘.r.i..t.\t,i:§ci.. D1'1“|l.‘v' Collector. Custom .
House. Boston, . .2255.
WILLIAM i\.'1C110I.S, EsQ.. Townsend. Muss.
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, at
Principal Ollice, Scollay’s Build-
ing, TI‘8I'I|GliI'. Row. Boston.
AGi:.\"rs.——J A \\"ceri, i\.'ni'wallt; \V .l & E
Slieltou. l3i-itlgeport; Thus B ifaiiton, Redzlii g:
‘vVm B h'iii_gl.t. Stain!'0i'd; lsaac Hatch. Slim’-
man; John Banks, P M. Banksvillez, Ell flo-
ba rt, l7aii‘lieltl; A i.igust.us .lt+iiiiings, Southport:
‘viii l3_i':idley Jr. (iiceiifioltl Iliil; L Tuttle,
\Vestpoi-t; H S Vet-rl, Stamford; S C Silli-
maii J I‘, New Canaan; G B Middlelirook. WW1-
ton; N D IElai;;lit'._ Riilgifleltl: H Benedict,
Daiibnry; Ezra ~.\1oi'gaii. \Vé-st Ncwtowii ; D
Lyon, [\'e\vto\vn Siiinty hook : El Sanford,
Newtown: Saintie-.l Billflwlll, Bl'0Oliflé‘-ltl ; A N
Hawley, Hnwleysvilleg Allen Hall. Stepiii-y——
and by agents in ali-iiost, every town and village
of New England and by dca'ei's in l]10(ll(3ltll‘S
generally in other States. 1y44

 

KOSSU’l‘H HAS COME !
Aml so /tas. the lime 7l.']i.C7?.
Goods will be sold Cheap! 1
V ‘I-IE subscribers feeling tlieinselves under
many obligations to their customers for
.tho vo1'ylibeIitl pati'onage bestowed upon them
during the last year, would i'espectfuli_v tender
their tlianks, assuring them that; with the coni-
meiicenient of the new yearthey will offer

pittronage of the public.

Feeling confident of the public-favor they
now pnrclriase goods in such quantities as to be
. enabled to sell them much lower than usual.
and lower than sold by any store, in the i:z'(:i'iz'z'.(.y/.
Come all and test the truth of this stiiteineot.

“ Cu my FOR Cnsn,” is the motto. _

All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change for goods, and the highest market price
allowed. Goods delivered to any part of the
town free of charge.

RAYMOND & MEAD,
Grocers,
No. 2 I/Vater st. Norwalk.
Jan. 17. -

(JARIRAGE MAKER’S GOODS. Axles,
Springs, Sliafts, Carriage -Bows, Bolts,
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory

- Hand Screws. Scuming Cord. écc.

HOLCOMB dc LYON.
. RINDSTONES.25 tons superior grit
just landing from Berea Oliis.
' HOLCOMB dc LYON.
,ii.Es.-i,5oo dozen w. dc s. Butcheis’
Files. eoiisisting of every size and kind,
new opening by HOLCOMB 65 LYON.
. DOZ. hand. pnnnell, rip and back
150 Saws of Butchers’, Spear as J ackson’s
and Becket's, at wholesale and ratailby HOL-

looms 6.: LYON, as tvaiei-st.-_., Bridgeport.

 

such inducements as will continue to merit the-

 _ ‘O -ware-rooms afew rods east ofithe bridge; L
a'_lm-ge assortment of c_nbjnot foi;qit,nr,o;':¢9®ist-
ting in par: of sofas, centre. card. book.tea, w.t_nflt_ __
innp kitchen tables‘ of various kinds, ‘mahogany '

arid black vvgilnut’niiii'ble"top di't'i§si'ng,bui§ea,_u_s{

dlttin dressing but-"cans. common lirii'eiius'of " 

without it key. Mahogany, curled m‘n"ple.'l1l’lt
walnut. kitchen arid-'wiu'dsorchiiirs. Children’:

and prices. from ‘.25’cant.s':_to __"__Spi-iiig, mm,
resses. the best and clieapest beds iri‘cxistence.i ._

Wi,|t.oo or Darion free of charge and free from_
dumi_ige._ I _ , I . 
Ready/Marla Coflinsi-‘—VW_e have cons'tiint.ly
on hand from: l()0 to 150 cofiins of ‘vrialiogaiiy,’
black walnut, cherry and wliitewood of.all.size’s»:
and descriptions. which can be fui'nisl_ied .at,a
few minutes notice. “'9 also ftiri'ii_s_li shrouds
and everything nccessaiy for’t.lie ll1lfel'll1(-3Ill‘.'0VlV
the dead, and will see to the tliggiiig of‘. _gi'aves
when i'eqiiosted.' VVe' willatténd fuiierals in
New Canaan, \Vi|ton or r)ltt’lGlI. without extra
clnn'ge' . _E. Q:Uli-.\"PAR._:D'_t5E SONS.
N. B.—Pei'sons wishing to purchaselburial
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may make ap
plication to us.‘ ' 45|f ~

Judson & Bissell "

HAV E taken the ‘store formerly occupied
by S. E. Olmstead oi. east side the bridge
where they will follow the wholesale and re-
tail Grotto ‘y and Comtiiission liusiiie_ss'. They.
now offer to plll'(:llt1S6t'S:I'gt‘l'1e!':1l 'assortme._nt of
Groceries, Provisions. Fruits, N1ll.'~‘.—OC(‘..}l.N‘ can
be found at any stnrein the county. and on as
favorable tertns. The following is a poition of
their stock, viz : _

20 cliests young hyson and black Tens of all-

l)l'l(:BS_. , ' y

25 hlids and bbls P Rand N O Molasses.

4ll “ V “ Sugar of all_ kinds_. I

10 quintals Codfisli. ’

150 bbls Flour. extra and superfine.

30 boxes Raisins.

Coffee of different p:'ic:=s. -

Currants, Citron, Figs, Spices and nuts.

Whale, elephant and sperm Oil by barrexl or

gallon. .

Tallow. adaniantine,sperm and wax Candles.

Pot.-sh. Soda, Starch &c. by cask and box.

Philadelphia Lime, a superior. article for

white washing.

E?’ J. «Sc B. will keep constantly on hand
Cemet:t:, ca'cinetl.Plaster for building purposes.
and many other articles too numerous to nico-
tioi:, and which will be sold on reitsonable terms.

l./1

D .

Smith’s Marble Yard,
Near the Biiclgc, Nor-walk. Conn.
QEPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave
k

Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workinaiiship. The best as-
sortment. of American and Foreign _Mai‘ble,
kept. constantly on hand.

Persons wishing to procure i\/Ionnments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,ai'e invited to calland
give a personiil inspection of his rnaterial and
workmanship, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase ofAgeiits without. anopportu-
nity of testing thoquality of the article can
tracted"for. . ‘ . ,

l_§'[‘lie Letteringand Ornamentalwofli is
executed by an experienced workman and can
vvnri-ant‘ it.’ to give entire satisfaction.

May. 1852. ‘

C. e.a.t.n.AM,
Architect, Civil Engineer & Surveyor!

7 HE subscriber lniving opened an office in
Norwalk with D E Culver, civil engineer.
opposite the post office, forthe purpose of nin-
king- pliins.""’7elevations and spedificatioris for
buildings ofzall kinds. also for bridges and roofs,
having had a-nninbor of‘ years of practice and
experience in building and in superintending
buildings of al kinds. All orders left with D
L Cuive:,Esq. will receive prompt attention.
Engiiieering and sui'veyini_vdoiie in all its branch
es. Norwalk, Feb. 20. 1852
Boot Shoe Leather and I'i11d--
ing Store.
fig ‘ HEi\"R,Y HANlll’..‘:' renews again
$5’ his ackiiowletlgiiieiits to the public and
I’ his friends forllieii' genci'oIis patronage
during the you r past. and hopes to ineiit an un-

 

J.

, iiiterruptetl coiitiiiuancc of the l)u-iii+=.ss- rela-

tionship wliicli he has so long inaintainod with
this conimunity. Ilia will be foiiml now at his
new stand opposite the store of Dimnii Finch-,
wlit-.1'e he wn! be happy to see. and serve his
old friends and the public. The (:lllll'tlt'.lBl' of
his work is too well l\'l10Wll to limit! a word of
praise. It comprises every article of men's
and cl-.ildrei'i’s wear, Wll-l1= Rubbers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies antl gentlemen.

Fi.\'ni.\'Gs of the best tpizil-ity. and in any
quantity, suited to the wants of the craft.
Norwalk. April 20, 1852.

I-Eeuse & Let 5'01? iifale.
, 'l‘[lE .-ulisciibr-.i offers for sale his
.-».- 5: house and lot situated on the main street
in the village of New Canaan. The dwelling
house is ii two story wood bi.iild'ing with a com
inodious back kitchen and a well ofgood water
connected t.liei'cwith. There is also 21 good
barn. wood-house. garden, and a lot, ctiiitztiniiig
one rood connected tlie.re.witli. It is a very
clesiratlelocation. For terms apply to :the
subscriber at N0l'Wtlll(, previous to the first of
March. THOMAS RAYMOND.
Nurwulk, Jan. 24. 4tf
Glayton & Bailegfls
ELF-GENERATING Gas Lamp, per-
fectly safe, and not liable to get out of re-
pair. It will give more light for the same cost:
than any light. now in use. To be obtained on-
ly at Lockwood, IIaiglit_dC Co’s in Noi_'wul_k.—-
Solar lamps altered to burn the tibove. ‘ll 9

 

To E'armers.

XRTIIVS premium Eagle Ploughs,

cont-prising light horse, and ex plouglis,
medium on do., large do., so soil do.. all with
polished castings, and warrant.ed superior to
any plouglis ever ofl'ered in this market. Also
Cultivators.-‘Hay Cutters, and Corn Shellers;
for sale at llla11lIf&l€l’,l1l'el‘S pi ices by

16 S'l‘REET' & QUINTARD.

Damaged Broad cloths.
F-EXV pieces of very fine Blk French
cloths slightly damaged by salt water,

which will be sold cheap. « » Also, a large as-

sortment»of- faocy«Cassiioeres and Vestings of
the latest patterns. _

N- B. All goods in this line cut free of

expense, or made up to order in the 'best

style at l ' L. H. RANDLE’S.

N 'WA'T'.1‘IN_G.—-6-4 white canton M tutti; of
1 the first gua-lity at 25 cts per yd. I Also,

colored and white ditto, all widths foi-sale cheap

at - MoUL'1‘oN.'S..
\Vost.port, March 22d, 1852.

 

 
 

prices, some as low as $550. Tlllahogttnygibllk?‘ ~ -
walnut and; maple b_e.dst.etids o1f‘.vai'ious pattert'is'~ 
and prices. some as low as $2 25. Patent.bed-.- 
"stands that can be put up in three minutes and 

‘We’ will deliveriiny fu'riiiture 'purcIi‘as‘ed-ofi us-‘ “~'
.(to this amountof $10 or: over) ‘in N ‘_ew:Canaan,, .

lillliolcsiilc and lictzail Grocery Store. '

given‘.

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

I§ow,uu_;d.. ,i_r...-.tt.,.i,‘.,.ij_,~i.ivii,.,ii...i,,,’ vii __ , ,
; Mulufll.Qtiiiicy''llfutitn'l,'an ‘Mitfdlsgcx, _
. _ .l!1!I.'."«..l -Fig'e lmlirtmce Qon-.i>I‘-'lii,o?.5T“,..'' ;_ f‘
» .---~‘__i=‘..q.i,_“ii..;’,' -ii‘.f.,....i.:‘a;.._ =~M.iiti‘.'i'i‘*_i:f 
, ~' 1"LifeIiisamii¢;b’_,Gbm»piioy.,1if :i“‘*‘

Qfice a'l_-fth‘e".Sta“1'fe-', Judson .5-' B2'ss‘[¢'ll2_“tl’i
 '1: ‘N°“w“'.‘s Conn. -'~ .2"

 

 

. J,
. _ ~,

A _ .“ in

sions. ‘B,_o,u1ily La1l€l_.S,’i}E.'L‘lVtZ:‘(inH“'.§dék "‘ ‘I
Pa]/.“i 'Fr‘eiic7i§ "‘ .S'piilz';z_t«ion Lgllcr;
~= I_'¢_'illc_1'il, ".§«c_‘.; gs-c‘." " I
- ~v.~ .v".. -' .-',:'::;:-- t,“.r': “~‘>"

= .Geo‘rgo:-A-‘. Davenport;-L 3 i ‘ 

' NORWALK,‘ count.

 

4 o. s. rim-y,~ _» '
-'1lia!lotv’s‘ihiiiliiirig.“ ' .1.

 ~ 1 JOHN Al-.l$TI=N’s" 

 llA3}llEiiiiBlAi.i;iRfillMi.

Over F. St. J ohms Store,‘-A

,NOP»\VALK, CT;

— Likenesses
Wa?‘7'a-7zl¢cl,,(o, plifase all good‘ jurIgcs._

L’ 2

Bain’s EV.’-.'oirohant’s '

'Noi2.w.~\L‘i<, CONN. .
In the Post Omce Building.

.,c.iis**s..-.-.....sss.,
. DEALER I-.\' I-‘0R}~‘.ICi_1\' info Donn-:s.'ric y
Fitapn &>.l:iaiti,ig rig Qiiouhs
CARPATING ‘ ‘
Carriage Cloths "and trmiiingst. _.
Cl.0'l-‘HS, SSlilIEIi.ES, VES'I‘li‘\‘GS,
Shootings. E'1a3mels,~Batts &c.
. NoRwAi_i<,QT. ‘-

Bimon Finch, ~.
‘ -D1-2AL1<ZE' IN
Hard\vai'e, Cutlery. lron, St_e:el,"’Paints,.-
Oils.‘ French Vindnw Glass and
. AGitict;'i.'rUn.-ii. lMPI.F.l‘-ll~21\"1‘s.

N01-I WALK. CONN.

nnn :Y
By Drs. HILL & PITCH-

Illain. sl., Normal/t‘, Ct.

Raymond & Mead,

WHOLESALE dz RETAIL DEALERS

In Groceries, l’rovisions, Flour, Feed, Salt;
Fish. Crockeryand Glass \Vare, Wooden‘ and’-
\Villo\v \V:ii'e. Brooms, Mats, &c.. dzc.

No. 2 ll/uter .sl., Nor-walk. Conn.

I‘. H. Nash,
MANUFACTURE]-IR or

TIN‘, SHEET IRON, AND COPPER WARES,
 EA LER in Stoves, Furnaces, lron “live

and Bods, Bi-ittiiiiia, .Japa n. VVood' and
\Villow \Vares, Knives and Forks, Fm ce
Pumps, Lend Pipe, Sheet Lead, French Bus-
kats, etc. Roofing and house jobbing done at
short notice and in a workmanlike marine)‘.

South Norwalk, July 11th, 1851.

 

TAYLOR’S FASHIONABLE

llai Cutting, Dessing and Shaving
S A L; 0 ,0 ,N ,
Near the Spring.
’ ‘HA NKFIJL for past favors, he hopes by
strict attention to business to merit a con-
i.lll.lJflIlC8 of the_ same. Particular attention
paid to cutting misses’ and cliildi'e.ri's hair in the
latest style. Razors honed in a superior man-
ner. Tricoplierus and 1’erl'uincr‘y ofalt kinds
constantly on hand and for sale.
EF‘Ba_v Watei- of the best kind constantly on
hand and for sale. '
..........._...s ..._..__;_..._.__i-.-_-.

PEOPLE’ S HOTEL. .
1 7 &. 1 9 Catherine Slip, N. Y.
GEO. S. ST. JOHN. P I’tOPR.lE'l‘OR,

OU LD respectfully announce to his-
friends and the public that the above-
hotel has been built tliepast summer undertlie-
supe-i'intende.nce of the proprietor with special:
l‘PIl>‘l'PllC9 to the acconiinodntion ofti'aiisieiit.and«‘
perm:iiie.iit lioardei's. It now contains 45 wel
veiitilaiml and elegantly fnriiislied lorlgingrooins..
pi'ovideId with all the iiiodern in‘ipi'ovemcnts and’:
conveiiienttcs. Coiinccteidvritli the hotel is an
l'tr-'5l"1Jl'11111'll‘ or dining‘ saloon vviiere all-the sub-
stant-ia-ls~ and delicacies of the season are-pro_-
vided at‘ a- mcinent’s notice at all’ l1(;'.l1'S-,. and
sot-verlup in a style not inft—.>i'ioi' to any lior."-e of"
the laindintlie United States. Tilt!‘ pati'oiia',~£e'
oftliepnblic is respecfully solicited‘. Baths 12$’?
cts; lotlgiiigssingle rooms 25 cts.
ew York-, Nov. 24th, 1851;.
Hardware, Ciutlery, .

Iron, Steel, Paints and Oifs !' _
E) FINCH has now on hand one of tho‘

0 most extensiveand well selected assor-t--
lll1‘lllS of foreign, domestic and building hardi-
ware. cutlery. iron. steel. paints, oils, French
and American window glass--assoi'ted sizes.
a_9_i°icultui'al iinpleincnts, hay cutters, corn shel-
lers, &c. all ofwliicli he will sell at prices do-
fying competition. Also, every descript-ionvof
carriage haijdware, felloes, hubs, spokes, la_ces,.
linings, patent leatl'ier, &c.all of which he sells-
upoii the principle of “ small profits and ready-
sales.”

The suT)sr~rilJer is also agent for the sa-l"e of
Buswell’s 1Wine'ral'Pa:°nt, wliicli is proof against
fire, water and weather, and uricliangeable in
in its color. and is the best, cheapest and most
durable mineral paint now in use. In fact, our
assortment comprises a variety and extensive-
ness that would haflle a detailed description, and
we therefore would respectfully invite the pub-
lie to cal and examine themselves, 45

. , FRUIT TREES '
.- . . A'I‘.’1‘HE Q
Eoutfi Normals Nursery,
ETHE subscribers respectfully solicit the
attention of fruit growers to their stock of
Trees. consisting of choice Apple. Peal‘. Cher.-
ry Plumb, Appricot and Peach Trees, Ever-
greens and extra sized horse Chestnuts, and
mountain ash. Also ii veiyfine lot oflsabella
and Catauba Grape Vines. Also the true Red
Am-wel-p ..Rd8})DcTy, which we wari'ant,§and~,
bold ourselves responsible for its being the néviq.
or Pure red AiDt,¥§’6,|_'l_>-_ j_ €l‘l1o,l_txst,of_. Qct. or lot,
of Nov. will be the proper time. for putting. out,"
the plants, when all neco_ssnry'direction will b_e_
GEO. SEYMOUR 6; Co. ‘
P. S. We caution the’ public to buy no
Antvverps of any poison without -holding them‘
responsible for its being the now 91: name‘ red.‘
Antwerp. The. country is full. of t,l:_iq ..spu;_ionq3
k"is.1- s 909.20 ti.‘

cw IIARNES-S Foal SALE c~n-259.,
Inquire at this office. mar. 29

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