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1
A
GLEASQNV'SVPJCTORIAL-fQl' tliirs. week, [it is
said, thougli_ ;w_e._.haveV= not receitted it,] contains
several S[)l0lr'itl.ltV,i~Vl,£3.\Vs of Kossutlils reception in
Boston, besides’ two.NewV Yo;-I; and V3,,-‘mus
other _ill_lV1Sl5l'tlll0nS ‘done in the best stylef;
....__._.__-.__._.__-_-______ _
. . Wanted.
A GOOD. smart, active and honest boy, to
. . le'a_rn the printing business. -Enquire at.
this office. A lad_ from the country, used to
work. preferrcd.
- Wanted.
«- Y a.-respectable protestant girl, with it six
_fl_t1(l,.t'l,l’ltlll‘yefll‘S’ reference from her last '
l’ll‘CQ-:11 situiitioii in a pi-ivaite fanii|_vas cham-
berm:-iid "and to do fiiiexvasliiug. Inquire at the
house of Lawrence-‘i\'IcC|ure, b'elow the “ Field
G.=ite.”_ South Norwalk, or iiddjess by letter to
- g.uA1vo..
ERUVIA N do PA-TAGONlAN'GUAflNV,O
'—-—a pure article, of first quality. ill 5833 01‘
i)al'l'el'$,~(l6liV0l'eCl on board vessels in N ew'York
‘oi-‘ Broelilyn, for sale in lots to suit- purchasers.
,.
Apply personally or bv letter to MARSTVON
<5: I’O\VE R, I-laxtun ~VVliarf, between Fulton
and Catliarine Ferries, Brooklyn. -8:15
'PLOWSl V 1 —
- FJNFYH Jbas just rec’d tl large assort-
o meiit of Plows and castings of all ki'iid's,.
warranted, and for sale cheap.» I 7
Building Lot For Sale.
OR S.-\LE,ione Ofilié most eligible build-
inglots in the town of Norwalk,‘ located
on -East Avenue,l 45 feet front by 250 feet deep.
For terms apply at the oflice of - 5
- " '« ‘ 3 ' O. S. ‘FERRY.
M. VBLi'AiCK.»Soutli Norwalk. ,,
“" “ Wanted.
SM-A LL Stack or Mow’ of good Huy.——-
Enquire at this ofjlice.
To .T:.‘a:.r.mers!
EED CORN, carefully selecteil; Mercer
‘ .~’.imd‘ Carter seed POTATOES. for sale by
It V _ -F..,ST-.;JOHN»LOCKVVOOD.
-V To Blacksmiths.
TONS Cumberland Coal. a superior
I1_l_I(l forlsale by
article for blacksiiiii.li's use. jnst.rec'd
T L 6.’. J R PECK.
South l\'orwalk, May 1852. ‘ - '-
15 —-for sale cheap. by .
. - T L & J R. PECK.
South Norwalk, May 1952. _
“ Ladies Dress Goods.
' TLK and linen cliaiigzeziblo poplins, em-
broidered swiss printed lawns. barege de
laiiies. (\:c., it beautiful assorimeiit received this
day and for sale at MOUlaTON’S.
\Vestport, _M.1y 17. 3l20
I'rench‘Glass.
BOXES Freiicli Glass, assorted sizes
[3-ARASOLS.—A good assortment for sale
V at M OUL'l‘ON’S, \Vcs_t’port.
District of 1\’orzvczl/7:, ss Probate Court, ‘Jl!ti~_i/
I5£/1., 1852.
ES'l‘A'FE of HENRY H. SEYMOUR,
late of Dublin. in the county of Franklin.
Suite of Ohio. formerly of New Canaan, in said
dist rict, deceiiseil.
‘0I'(lC'l‘t’d—-Tllllt the atlmini.strator exhibit. his
ndiiiini-‘trat.on account to this Court for adjust-
ment: at the Probate Office in Norwalk, on the
5th day of June, 1852, at 9 o’clock, loronoou;
and that all persons interested in said Estate.
may be duly notified thereof, the Administrator
will publish this order in it newspaper printed
in Fairfield County, and post a copy tiiereof on
the sign-post ins: said New Canaan’, at least
twelve days before said 5th day of June.
GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
District of Norwalk ss Probate Court, May
8i'z,1s52. .. . - N -
STATE of RAYMOND BENEDICT.
late of Norwalk in said dislrict,deceased.
0/'de'reaf——-'l‘liat the Administrators exhibit
their Administration account to this Court for
adjustment, at the Probate Office in Noiwalk
on the 29th day of May. 1852. at 9 o’clock.
‘forenoon; and that all persons interested in said
Estate may be notified thereof, the Adminis-
trators will ca use this Order to be published in
a newspaper printed in Fairtield County and
post ii copy tliereof on the sign post in said Nor-
_ walk. iieai'e.st the last residence of said deceas-
ed, at least ten days before said 29th day of May.
GEORGE A. DAV EPORT, Judge.
. New Spring Goods.
UST received a large supply of new goods
Those in want of bargains, will do well to
call soon. MALLORY (Sc LEWIS.
R-early-made Clothing.
GOOD assortment and warranted well
made. Also, Clothing made to order in
the best inaniier, by a first-rate tai|or_ and at
very low rates. Cutting done without charge,
at ' MOUL'l‘ON’S.
West[)oi't. May 1'7. 3t:'.’0
Thomastown Lime.
NIFTY bbls Thomasiown Lime for sale by
'I‘ L 65 J R PECK.
South Norwalk, May 1852.
’ Just Received.
A large assortment elf riding and dri-
ving \VHlPS, splendid geiitleinen’s and ladies’
sa_ddle_s. trunks, valices. carpet lmlifi, &c. Fly
nets and blankets. Also, a splendid lot of well
made horse collars. which will be sold singly
‘or by the dozen. Dou’t forget the old staiicl.
. _ \VM. B. SVVAN.
_ WPLENDID SUMMER VESTING‘.:‘—
_ . .. new styles; also. summer cassimeres in
great variety, received this day, and for sale at
' ' MOULTON’S.
3t20
VVestpoi't, May 17.
' NOTH ER lot of that superior 6-4 Canton
' Matting. at 25 cts per ynfd. at ‘VP-5'l’0l‘ty
by ' MOULTON.
‘ HITE LEAD.—50 kegs pure Atlantic
‘Lead; 5 bbls Linseed Oil.fur sale by
EV . - TL &:JR PECK.
South-Norwalk, May 1852. _
‘ RICK.——50,000 hard Brick ; 30,000 Sal-
inon do for sale by
.T L &J RPECK.
South Norwalk, May 1852.
Sui ‘ ars
_ » 8‘
. 0F the best qualities. and of all prices. for
« - sale -by G. HOLMES 6: CO.
= V P038 AND SEALS.
. LEASE call at my store and look at the
' most beautiful, rich, splendid and fashiona-
.ble lot of gold and plated Fob Chains and Seals
, ever olfered in this market.
april 26, C. E. DISBROVV.
- ' ’ To Let.
‘ ‘ ’ STORE and tenement for a small fami-
A ly.at South Norwalk,lormerly owned by
"V ‘Fitcli (SC Fowler. Enquire at_ this oiiice.
HAKER‘S HERl:’oS.—-The subscriber has
made such arrange.meiit_s that hereafter
,he.will keep constantly on hand all the difi"erent
wkiiids of Herbs raised by the United Society at
..-New Lebanon. —.l. A. WEED.-
Garpetings, Oil Cloths, and
A'l‘TINGS.—-A large and beautiful as.
soi't:_men't, this day received,anrl for sale,
cheap by MALLORY dc LEWIS.
,_ V‘ A I _PlECES Paper Hangings and
Bo;ders, a great variety of put-
.te_rnVs and qualities for sale cheap at
- MOUL'I‘0N’S.'i
Westi)oi‘t. March 22. '_
LaT)l(!)'D:ViI.ATI1' t
1 G _ ' .' Jug 1-3.
I ceived by_ -‘ R -
"~*‘«"’_ ' ’ ‘ " ' V Z. SANFORD-
“ _'- Westpoi't.'MaI'chV8. 1852. I ‘
4
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"AIR OIL.—Tlie‘celebrated' Castor Oil
~‘_ ‘Elixir or Hafir 'l‘onic. recommended by
Prof. Womersly, wholesale and retail.
f ' '- C. E. DISBROW.
A SOLAR and fluid Lamps of all kinds. . _
V _ ' CV. E. DISBROW.
'~ =LOCKS.—‘:-Some'vei'yfinealabasterclocks
’,-V-also ii variety of cheap Clocks.
“ DISBROXV.
3.
.
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Watches and Jewelry.
UST re'c’il,a large assortment of \Vatches,
a cheaper than ever ; line tiiiislied warranted
lepiiie waiclies for $.10. Ladies’ ear rings and
drops, new piitier'n‘s,f some vi-‘ry rich; every
variety offinger rings. soine'very small and neat
for children. ' '
I shall keep a much larger assortment" of.
\Vatclies and Jewelry this spring than usual, as
I am deteiwniiied to iniiko it for the interest of
pui'clia‘sei‘s to stop at the .7\'o'rwai’/c Depot, in-
stead of going totlie city. Please call at the
store of C.-~/3. DISBROW.
_ Selling of!‘ at (test.
‘THE remaining stock of Jewelry formerly
belonging to the Estate of C. A. Durar.d is now
oft'ercd at cost.
, \V. E. BTSSELL. Trustee.
, Norwalk Apr. 19th, 1852. .
‘ Fiew York millinery Shop.
7 _HE subscriber from N. Y. City, would
_ respectfully inform the citizens of this
town that she has just opened a iiiillinery es-
iablisliilient at the rooms occupied the last sea-
son by Mrs. Tiiidall. in the House foi'inei'ly
the residence of Stephen Mott. cit-ceiiseil,
where she has an extensive nssortii'icnt. of Hats
Ribbon flowers, &c.. for sale seperateiy or
made up in t.lie nearest and most fashionable
styles to order, upon reasonable terms. Also
spring hats cleaned, bleached, dyed and trim-
med upon short iiolice. Just received a large
lot of fasliioiiable spi:int_{ and summer hats and
trimmings. tfl5 FRANCES PlLGR.l_M.
ILVER. SPUONS, lliitter Knives. Silver
Cups. Napkin Rings, é:c., silver a'nr_l pla-
toil l"0l'l(s.. line pen and pocket. Knives, Pocket
Books, Wallets, Port Moiiies. 55c-
C. E. DISBROVV.
OFFIN PLATES furnished at short no-
tice. C. E. DISBROVV.
ilroad.
N‘.
SUMMER. ARR,ANt1‘EME.‘V«"l‘.
' CDMMI-Z:VCli'\'G MAY 3. 1852.
Leave Noiwvalk for New York.
Special Train 6 o'clock" A M
Comnintatioii . 6 38
Accoininodiition 8 9 V
7 “ 10 50 A '
Express 2 S21 ' P" M
Accommodation 5 35
Express 9 ’ 53
Leave Norwalk for New Haven.
Accommodation train 9 o'clock 13 min A M
" 1 36 P bl
Accommodation 6 15
Coiiiniutiition 7 ‘ 43
Express trains \Vest stop only at Stamford.
Leave New York for Norwalk.
Accommodation train 7 o'clock, A M
-- _ 11 so
Express 3 30 P M
Special 3 50
Expi'i=s.~s 4 15
Commutation A 5 30
L save New Haven for Norwalk.
Commutation train 5 30 A M’ V
Accommodation '7
“ 9 35
Express 1 15 P M
Accoiiiiiiodation 4 20
Express 8 50
GEO. VV. VVHISTLER. Sup’t.
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DANBU R.Y 66 NORVVALK
Rail Road Arrangement,
Commencing April 23th, 1852. Trains will
run as follows until further notice: Leave
Danbury at 6 45 A M with passengers only.
“ 52 30 '1’ M passengers and freight.
RETURNING. will leive , .
So Norwalk at 9 16 A Mi iissengers and fi-’lit.
“ 5 30 P M passeiigers only.
The 6 45 A M train from Daribury connects
at Norwalk with the 8 09 A M train to N York
Passengers going east can leave Norwalk_ at
9 13 A M. .
The 2 30 P M train connects at Norwalk
with the 5 35 accommodation train to N. York,
and the 5 35 express train to New Haven.
Passengers from New York will leave at '7
A DI and at 3 30 P M to connect with trains on
this road.
EL?‘ Stages will be in readiness on t.l:e arrival
oftlie trains atthe 'R.idgciield Station to convey
passengers to Riilgefield village. Lewisborougllr
(Sac. HARVEY SMITH, Sup’t.
I 800 Linen Towels.
YARDS Russia Crash, of good .
quality, received this day from V_ V _
VCHAIN PUMPS by
auction, and for sale very cheap. at
_ MOULTON_'S
_ Westport, April 19ili,1851. .
Domestics.
LEACH ED and unbleached Muslins,
bleached and unbleached Jeans, Tick
Denim’s Sliirting, striped, &:c., by tho bale.
case, piece or yard , at the lowest. poss_i,bi'e pri-
Vces. ‘ I C. J. GRUMAN.
mress ' Goods.
LARGE assortment of Ladies’ Rich
Dress Goods, this day received.
C. J. GRUMAN.
March 6, 1852-
RINTS. 2000 yards of good fast colored
V Prints, new siyles. will be sold at only 6:}
cents the yard, at the Bridge store.
C. J. GRUMAN ,_
CROSS-CUT and Buzk Saws filed and-set
i-ea.-ly for use,siid warvanted,for sale by
D. -FINCHV
I 2 .L7ighiil.’ ,Light !
Fresh Supply of CAMPHENE, Burning
V Fluid, and P|i_osg_e,iie,_ by
Westport, Jan.'3. Z. SANFORD.
-3 , ' Notican - ' I f
TM. D. SNYDER, Surgeon Dentist, for-
nierly of 292 East Bi'oad.way.N. Y.,has
- located himself permanently in Norwalk. and
may be consultedat his office,.No. 17 Main st.
everyday in the week, and evenings from 7
9. . .
. _,N0l'\Vall{, Nov. 10th, 1851. , 45
AST IRON SlNKS7for sale by
C - . L., H. 66 C0.
- , IIURN S of various patterns sold by
C ’ L,-. H. <8’.
' v-'-I-:~ P.-a— .-:=:.i7-.'.'
..-.._.-.. .-...- ,
_ _...'I,'_ailoring an "_blisVhm,__., anti?‘ ’ _
VIYJE Si}l)Scl'lbel'_VlV0llld inforin, his {oi-impel-:
.friends and customers that he has ii'etake‘ii‘
his old, stand, where he is ready. to-serve the-
public in all matters of,gei_itlem_en"s and ,boy’.s
clothing? He is satisfied from his long exper'rV- ‘
ence in the business that he can please all who-
_may choose to favor him with their patronage. ‘
Cutting, iiiakiiig, Ate. done at reasonable prices
and i,wai'i'aiiied to fit V ' . « .
~ . ‘ f -CHAS. LOCBWOOD.
Norwalk,-Feb. 28. _ . 9
JUST nnozixvxin.
-f.{&;- A fine lot of new, plain and fancy
Saddles, Bridles,‘ Whips, Trunks.C'arpet'Bag§.
.Valices, &c. &c. the largest and most beauti-
ful,_assortrVnen_t ever ofi'_ered in this toxyn.
and see for yourselves at BRADLEY‘S _V
april, 26,] Under Connecticut Hotel.
Cull
- ' New Spring Goods. V
HEsi'ibsci'ibei' would callihe n-tteiitioii of
the public to his stock"of Dry Goods just
purchased, embracing styles of all.desci'iptions
suitable for-the Spring ti'—a'_‘de.," such as_ ..ligureil
aiid"plai'n Po]\liiis,,'vei~y -rich ‘C.’lSl1l’neIfBS. De
Laines, Ginghairis—-new styles and ‘very fine
Calicoes, Gloves. Hosiery, and a variety of 0: li-
er'Good‘s, all of wliicb have been piii'clias'ed at
the lowest market prices", and will be sold ac-
cordiii,<zly.” He has also a fresh supply of
I}roa(lclo_ths. Cassimeifes and Vestings of all
colors and qualities. which he will cut free of
expense. 0|‘ make to-order in the mest. fasliiom
able styles at prices that will defy competition. _
, . L. I]. RANDLE.
Norwalk, March 20th, 1852.
Ygneiezis wanzinousis.
;-\,-\/\,—\/\/\ I\f\/\/'\f\/\./'\/\/\/'\J
éiisiwriiiista.
V Connmission Mercliants,~
No. E1 Cliff Street, New York.
ARE son: aoi«::\"i's IN THE Ui\'l'l‘ED STATES iron
Muspratt's Superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated \Vriting Papers.
Russell - “ Superior “ “
Gent-see “ “ Plllllllig “
Rawlins «Sc Son's Englisli Tissue “ V
Cowan «fat: Co's English and Scotch VVi'itiiig do
They ifre also A gents for the principal Pa-
per Manufai:turei's in this country, and offer
forSale by far the irost extensive and désira-
ble stock of Paper and Paper Maiiufactui'ei's'
Materials that can be found in this or any oth-
er country.
‘They occupy the large and commodious
\Vare-liouses, No. 11 Cliff Street, No. 58
Clilf Sll'P.t'-‘.3, No. 94 Beekman Street, and the
Lofts over the large Iron Stores, 7 and 9
Clilf Street.
Tlieirbusiness is strictly wholesale. and
VVi'iiin_.<; Papers are sold by the Case only.
Their ext.raordina.iy fiicilities enable, them
to offer all Gooils. both Foreign and Domestic ,
at the lowest possible prices. '
Paper made to order, any size or \veigl:t..
Liberal advances made on consignments of
Paper, Paper Makers‘ stock and other iner-
chandize. V V
The highest market price paid in cash for
all kinds of Rags." ' 17
F’ YARDS 10-4 Siipertine Linen
Q) Slieetiiig bouglit at Auction. as
slightly wet. received this day and for sale at
:1 real lnirgaiu at MOULTOPPS.
\Vestpoi't, April 19th, 18:32. V i ‘
ORTABLE summer -‘i,.ang:e,_jiist the ar-
ticle ueeded for suninier cooking and ba-
L., H. &tCo.
kin<7.
For ‘Sale.
7]‘ HE building lot. comprising about 1% acres
of good gronnd,latetlie site of the resi-
dence of Capt. \Vm. Allen. Flax Hill district.
is olli~red for sale on very reasoniible terms.——-
Apply at this office.
Sportsman Attention.
HE spring campain is now open. please
_- call and oxa mine our stock of Trout poles
Reels, Lines. Hooks, l3aske!.s, lflasks &c.,
\Ve are also hourly expecting another invoice
of those Superior double a_iid single barrel
Guns made expressly to our order and which
are too well know to need puffing.
1--lOLCOMB—.c.”\*. LYON.
83 \Vater Street, l3rir.lgeport.
Damaged Goods.
LARGE lot, slightly ilamaged at the late
fire in Broadway, just received from
auction,and for sale at real bai'g=iiiis at
. MOULTON‘S.
\Vestport. April 12.
Grafienberg Co.
HE subscriber has i'ec’il the agency for this
- place for the sale of the medicines of this
celebrateri company. I). COMSTOCK, Jr.
. CCORDIANS. some very fine and cheap,
. at C. E. DISBROVV’S.
LUID and Campheue by the keg or gallon
at V DISB ROW’S'.
In WTRICTEST attention paid to watch ro-
pairing. C. E. DISBROVV.
RUSHES.—Hnii-, cloth, tooth, nail and
shaving Brushes, cheap. at
DlSBRO\V‘S.
RUSH ES.——\V1iitewash, scrub, slice,
dizsters,-floor and feather Brushes, by
' L., H. 65 Co".
_ L., H. & Co.
Damaged. Broad Cloths.
F E VV pieces of very fine Blk French
cloths slightly damaged by salt water,
which will be sold cheap. Also, a large as-
sortment of fancy Cassirneros and Vestings of
the latest patterns. _ . .
“ N. B. All goods in this line Vcut fijee of
expense, or made up to order ‘in t.he best
style at ' L. Ru-XNDLlVL"S.
..M__
'l‘flATTING‘.——-6-4 white canton Matting of
.l. thetirst quality at ‘.25 cts per yd. Also,
colored and white diito,all widths forsale cheap
at MOULTON’S.
Westiiort, March 252d, 1852. -
VERY large lot of goods purchased at
auctions within a few days; real bargains
recfil this day at MOULTON’S.
. Paper Hangings
AND WINDOVV SHADES.
eceived this (lay a fulland complete assort-
- V ment ofpaper hangings consistingof every
variety ofstvle, quality and price. Also the
largest assortment of Lace and Muslin curtains‘
and Window Shades all of which will besold
at manufact'ui'er"s prices ,
' I . C.iJ. GRUMAN.
. C. 'r. CO1tl\iWALL,;
Draper and Tailor,
OULD inforiii the public that he has
.. taken the rooms over the ‘store of.
Lockwood, Haight do-C:o., where ‘he is“pre-
pared to make all kinds of gentleman's and
boy's clothing in -a neat and.»tiisliionable¢manner
and on reasonable l.ei'_I'tl8.. He hasalso on hand
agood assortment oEre_z'idy-niade clotliiiig. and
those in want will find it to their advantage to
give him ii call. ‘A share of the publicpatron
age‘ is respectfully solicited. ' i
‘ Norwalk, June 23,1851.
"P,i*'|I 5%; 512$ HI-1' ~.'.‘EK'-$5"-'3¢'-’.‘-‘.»-an." ‘ C:\'N-I319: :7 -'2' f.'\.)-_v’,~ vTg7':’i.l"-,'<v.‘.i-‘
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"ti"i""i"iii-'."¢'i'-:r.i:1Vi_ii'.ri'Vi'Vi-:11"'L;aiiei:s'r‘2iivn-Vcui-ziu-1:29!»
_ .:~Garpet $stab11shmVent_ VV _
I V" :LiV'_t/is _U12..z't'é1l,__iS't_ci.tei9._Vf _ ,
No.99 ’Bowery~-— -«W
"H i r a ni” A n‘dT'e'r’s‘o 1173*-
’E»lGH"P-S_PA:CIOUS SALES -ROOMS, .
\Viio'L;i:s.i1_Ii~: lisp’ ~R.ii'mi1.. ~i -
SALES ROOM N0. 1-. ..
CONTAINS the Riirgest, I”]tviIl(‘l5l)n1eSt_ and
C-heapast assoi-tinent» «(if English ,;ilVll_l'.l, fAi_iiei'icuVii
Floor il Cloths. to be ound i_n tiercit-y rem .
w TWO’-VSHVILL'NGS AND . S_lXPl_‘ZIVVCEv
,'I‘o OnedDullar Vibe square yard, of _oiie t .0 e’
wmlswie. . L , ' »" "
VJ ‘ SALESVRQOM NO. 2.‘ ' .
' Contains the iiiost beautiful arid‘ vitriegated as-
_3OIllV.XIelll. of Englisliand VAmerican siiperiorf‘ In-
graiii Ca'r_petingV,‘atiiiiparalleled low prices, ' -i
" ' " ‘ "1-‘ivi: siii_Li.iscs~ ' I
'To"Six Sliilliiigs and Sixpence per yard-new. and
"elegant figures for Spring Sales. ' ~ " «
SALES ROOM NO. .3. .
Is fully stocked with an iiiirivalled assortment
of Eiiglisliaiid Aimricaii lnipcrial 'l‘lirec-ply. Car-
,peling,of new and eleguiif designs. innriiil':ic_L_i1re(l.
expressly lor the city trade, ‘at ll reduction «$25
per cent from former prices, (is 6d, 7s, and 8s per
yard aifd upw:irils. ’ i ‘
V ' SALES ROOM NO. 4
Contaiiis 150 pieces of Fine Iiigrain Carpeting
new {all styles. at is (id, 23, 2s 6d, 3s, 3s 6d, and
FOUR SHILLINGS PER YARD.
SALES ROOM NO. 5.
Displays :1 great variety of English Druggeis,
from 1 to 4 yards wide. fifoni 3.-‘ (id per yard and up
wards. Also. iin clcgaiitassortinciit‘of Rugs. Mats
&c'.,‘ at very reduced prices. , ' '
SALES ROOM VNO '6‘. ,
Is‘ fully stocked with every viiriety of Stairs and
Hall Carpeliiig, at 156d, 2s,2s Gd, 35 (id, 45, 5s,
and Us per _vard.
IN SALES ROOM NO. 7.
Are the Patent Tapestry-liigrain Cai'pets»exliil)it-
ed at the World's Fair, foriiierly sold at nine shil-
lings per yard, now selling at
six SIIILLINGS AND Sl.\'I’l-JNCPL P1-In YARD.
SALES ROOM NO. 8. I
An exteiisive iissoatiiieiit of Table and Piano
_Covers. \Vindow Shades from (is to ;'}:ll)'ilie pair,
_Tablc Oil Cloths, Brussels and Tapest.i'y Carpetiiig
Briissels Stair Carpet, Pl-.iter.l and Brass Stair Rods
Parlor Door Mats, &.c. &.c.. all of which are ofiieretl
at 25 per cent less than at any other est.iblis'.'iincnI
in this city.
IIIRAM ANDERSON,‘
‘ No. 99 Bowery.-
All goods packed and sentfrce of charge. .
flry Quads
AT c‘.F2EA'T BARGAINS.
Final Reduction o§‘Pr:1ces!
K11?‘ The subscribers beg leave to inform
their friends and the public that they have re-
duced the price ofiheir stock of Dry Goods
which includes everytliiifg a lady or family can
want, (ofthe newest and choicest styles) and
are selling them below the cost ofiiiipoitatioii.
Tliey would particularly invite iittention.to
the following.ai"~.icles, which the ladies will find
._ --a
very desirable, as well as cheap, as they have
been selected with great care: French and In-
dia Silks ofall kinds, as striped. plaid, cliangca ~
ble, plain; and a superb lot. of l3isr:lilf’s plain bl‘k
SllliS,ll19 best and ricliest article brought to
this market. Long and sq-.iai'e Shawls of all
kinds, as woolen. Pay Slate, Scotch Plaid,
Caslimcrc. Brochc, Etc. Cloth and velvet Pa-
risian Cloaks, clioa per than any lady can buy
the material. Yard-wide velvets for cloaks, of
various colors, as black, green, iiiaroon. purple,
<S:c.. at very g.re:it bargains; als ), a large stock
of narrow Vclvets. Ladies’ cloth for cloaks.a
very l:ii'ge assorrment. of beautiful ipiality, and
of every dr=sirable shade and color, very clieap.
Frencli Merinoi-.5 and Czisliiiicres, of beautiful
quality, and every shade and color. Printed
Caslimcres and ‘DcLaines from Is a yard up.
Ra \\' Silk and Caslinicro plaiils,a beautiful as-
sort.i'r:c_iit and most (lesirable colors. Calico,
warranted fast colors, 6d a yard. Swis::,Hbook,
and Jaconet muslins. Lace and musliii win-
dow rlraperies, a most ,spl--.ndid assortini-.nt, of
various qualities, both tainboured and floss woi k
which will be found desirable and very cheap
\Voolen Blankets, Quilts. Planiiels, Linens.
Muslins, Canton flannels, Piano iiililc and toilet
covers. Mourning Goods of all kinds, as black
Bombazine, Alpaca, Merino, Canton Crape.
Poplin, DeLaine, Gingham, Calico. Muslin,
and good biack Calico dress patterns for Gs.-
Ladies and gents gloves, lidkfs, cravats, scarfs.
fur, siik, and merino under gainiieiits. A la rge
stock of merino and alpaca hose. Emlfd l‘lllll(l-
kercliiefs, collars, and an endless variety ofar-i
ticles which it is impossible to enumerate iii an
-advertisement, bug, which the ladies will find
(leshable, and at prices which will be sure to
please them. As usual. our terms are
I-23°‘ Cash, am! no variation in _prices.£;
HITCHCOCK &: LEADBEATEP-
3317 Bioadway. corner Leonard st. Y.
Zinc Paints.
THE subscribers offer a full assortment. of
the celclrrateil Zinc Paints, comprising snow
white. white, pearl and brown, grouiid in oil,
inanufactured by t.he " New Jersey Zinc Coin-
pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices.
16 - STREET "I33 QUINTARD.
I SPLENDlDarticleofJiJ'JUBE PASTE
. for coughs, colds, &c. for sale at
\VEED’S. V
Hotzsoiand Lot for. Sale.
A large and coiiveiiiciit lioiise pleasantly situated
(meV_;_m_d :1 lj;ill'acres oflaiid. is ollercd for sale on
e:isytei'iiis _Eii_q|Ill'€_: 0lJ Camp Jr. l_\‘orwalk. or
Henry C:-imp, N0 1,'8lh Avenue, New York’
Jan. 5t_h, 18521 ‘ ' - -
Commissioners Notice.
HE 'Subscribcrs appointed by ilie. Court
' ‘of Probate for the District of Norwalk
"Commissioners to lie.ir-and examine the claims
of lliecieditors of the Estate of Tliomas Car-
Vter, an iiisolveiil. debtor ol'_New Canaan, in said
district, assigned‘in trust for the benefit of his
cijt-.clitoi's. hereby give notice, that we will iii-
tend to the business of our said appointment at
the dwelling Vliiouse of James Pattisoii ‘ill said
New Caiiziapoii lhe.fir_st Mondays of May and
August, 1852. at one o'clock in the afternoon
of~each of said days, ' T _«
' Said Court has limited and allowed 6 iiionilis
from the date hereof, for the exliibiiion to us of
claims against. said Estate. V
BENJAMlN N._ HEATH, Commis-
GEORG-E LOCKWOOD. E sinners.
« New Canaan, Feb. 15th, 1852.
Dt'srrict‘of' Norwalk as Pvroibate Court, April
241/2. 18:32. * ‘_ _ A ‘ V
VVSTATE of JOHN KNOVVLES, la'te"of
Norwalk in said district. deceased.
Pursuant to an order from the court of pro-
bate f0l_'.S{l'l,(l- (listrict, will be sold at, public auc-
tion !V.o‘t.he‘liigbest bidiler, on the 8th day of
May, V1852. at one o’clock in the afternoon,
[uiile's's previously disposed of at, private sale.]
so much’ of the real estate of said rlec_eased_, as
_'will‘ riiise the sum of $555 93,’ with incidental
'cliargesV_0f sale.‘ I ' '
said deceased in said Norwalk.
VV _ I Terins made
known at the time of sale: ‘ ' ‘ ‘
K
DAVID LO\V, Executor.‘
i " " luv
,-. is . .
Norvralk, April 24th. 1852., —
on Fort Point (opposite South Norwalk) with about .
' I Sale to take place at t.l'_ieVlate residence'of ,
I‘ 1 ’ Matches, and forVs:'ilaVby ,.
\
paijed; to do;;1_ll__lii‘nilsof J obbing_in_ Age,Vi_ieriil,_;nia-
V.cl]lhQlfy.;- Die“ Tun-ning of-_ev,ery_ d_esci'ipiioi)_;:
',a_ifi'i1_Sii\_viiVig- -in all. its _va_i-ieties,’ Brackets, .Ci_iV r-
|j.iVageV Stuff. _’,‘A'lsoV,;\V_ood_ 'I‘ur_ning in Vnll
. ,iVtVs,.vai'ious‘bi'anclies, fronizthe.. laijgest ._P_ort_ico
Pillars to an Awl H-aft. .Turn-e.d.Gedar. H'itcVl1-
Vin‘gV;1.:1_d’Fe.;ce Posts are. kept constantly on
ihand..V ._ H. fiV — . , .. .
_'_ The_,subscriber.lias also added to the above
establishment a Fo.ni1dry for ‘Brass Castings,
and he would be pleased to fill orders for any
and every kind. of Jobbing in this line.
.The facililies:ofVtlie present pi'opiiet.oi' ena-
ble ,h_im,_to guaran.te,e to do any kind of_._\v0l'k in
his line which is d_orie in any. other city or
town. and he wiVi,i.'rants all,woi'k,,to give. entire
siiti_sfii_ction or no,cl_iarge will be mai_le._
N. B._,.Cash paid on delivery for good Hick-
ory. Timber. . , . ~ M. M. I\'OR'1‘ON.
South Norwalk, March. 13, 1852. - ; _ _ 1y
Investment. ,of;1*v’Eoney.
V THE_ snbsc_i'ib_ers_will attend to the invest.-
_i‘iieiit.~V_‘o_f _i\1o,m-y _lin ,tl_ie~'cii'i_es of New York.
_l3i'oclc'.yn and \Vllllt1l1lSl)ul'gl'l, ‘ » -
In sums. of ‘$5.00 and iiipwazriii,
on bond and mortgage, on im‘pi:ovi=d and unin-
V.cunibered Real Estate, worth at least '
FIFTY PER CENT. MORE
than the inves'tment,'at se-vcn per cent. interest
per annuin. payable lialfyearly; and will attend
to the collection ol'iiitei'e_st when due,aiid reniit.
the same ‘to leiitlens. or accept of drafts there-
for, piivablc on the clays the. ll]l(.*l‘(‘SlJi will fall
due. , No charge is made" to fenders for‘ the
investnient of money or the collection of
interest. ' V I
The situation of the subscribers, as Attor-
neys for the Building. Associations mentioiied
below. give them facilities for investing money
within ten days after its receipt, or afii-r re-
.ce_ipt. of notice of the sums to be invested.
VVe rest as a guarantee of our iiitcgi'ity and
capacity npon_tlie fact that weave the Attorneys
oftlie following Corporatioiis, all of which em-
ploy their _capiVtal in lliVE‘-Si.'ilt.‘.lliS on iuortgage,
whereby the a mount iiiviesieil by us exceeds
50,000 DOLLARS PER MONTH.
American Bl:‘l1(‘lil. Building Association, N York
‘.!d Ainerican do ‘do - do do
3d do do do do do
4th do -do do I ' do do
Union do < do do
i\‘lount Vernon do do do
i'\1echanics’ - do do do
Earl Mechanics’ ‘ do do ' . do
l_fi'ankliii do 4 do Bi-otiklyn
Prookly ii Mecli’ics' do do do
Nassau do do do
\Vasliington '_ do do . do
Haniillon do do do
Coliiiiibia do do do ,
Brooklyn Accumulating Fund do do
Long Island do do do do
E:ist. l’»ro‘oklyn do A do do do
S0llll1B:Ol)i{l_§'l1 do do do do
‘&:‘'.‘f' if furtlier reference is i'equired, we can,
on applicatioii. rt-fi=.i' to the pi'incipal M el'(‘.l]tllliS,
3aiiki=rs and lnsi.iri=rs iii Neiv York and Brook-
lyn. A(l€ll't‘$9 all cominuniculions to
BARNARD 6:. PARSOZVS.
At/oi-he}/5 at Law.
31111 1‘ 16 \Vall strce-t.'N. Y.
Wiioicsiile and Rctaii €-l;~'occi'y St<>i'c.
(mason £1; Bisseiil
E_:E_AV E taken the store formerly occupied
' by S.E. ()liiisi‘(-ail on east. side the bridge
wlicre they will follow the \vliolesal'e and i'c-
tail (irocefy and Commission liiisiiiess. Tliey
now Offcl‘ to puiciiasers a general assortment of
Gi'ocoi'ir=s,‘Prov'isions. Fruits, Nuts, &c.ascaii
be found at any store in the roomy. and on as
favorable terms. Tlio following is a portion of
their stock, viz:
20 chests youngliyscn and black Teas of all
prices.
25 lilids and bbls P R and N O Molasses.
4ll‘ '-‘- *‘ Sugar ofall liinds.
I0 quintals Codlisli.
150 lll)lS Flour. extia and superfine.
30 boxes Raisins. '
Coffee of dilfereiir p:'Ec:=s.
Curraiits, Cilroii, Figs, Spices and nuts.
\Vlinli-., elephant and sperm Oil by barrel or
gallun . F
' Tallow, adanianline,sperm and wax Ca ndlcs.
Pot.-sli. Soda, Starch dzc. by cask and box.
Pliiladelpliia Lime, a superior article for
white washing.
Eff?‘ J.‘ 8.: B. will keep constantly on hand
Cemeitt, ca‘.i:ined Plaster for buili.li.n_z_Vr, purposes.
and many other articles too numerous to nico-
tioir, and which will be sold on rezisonableterms.
. ' C. GRAHAM, V
iirciiitcct‘, Civil Eiigiiiccr & Siirvcyor l
l' "i H E siibsci'i‘oci' having opened an oflice in
Norwalk with D E Culver, civil eiiVgii'ieer,
opposite the post office, for the purpose of upt-
king plans. elevations and spetzificiitions or
buildings of all kinds. also for liiiilges and roofs,
liaving bad a number of years of practice :ii.il
experieiice in building and in siiperiiiteiiding
buildings of ail kinds. All orders left with D
L Culver, Esq. will receive prompt attention.
Engineering and surveyiiigiloiie in all its branch
es. l\'oi'\valk, Feb. 20. 1552 ' 8
Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
. izig Store.
HENRY HAND ES renews again
his zicliiiowlcilgiiieiits to the public and
%..lllS friends fortlieir generous patronage
(luring the year past, and liopcs to merit an un
iiitei'i'upted continuance of the business rela-
tionsliip whicli he has so long l1lflll'lil1ll](:(l_\‘.’lill
this coiiiiniiiiity. He willbe found now at his
new stand opposite the store of Dimon Finch,
where he will be happy in sec. anil serve his
old friends and the public. The cliaracter of
liis.w.ork is too weil known to need a word of
praise. it comprises every article of men‘s
and cliildi'en’s wear, with Rubbers and .Ovor-
shoes in their season, for ladies a'n':l _:_vei'it.lemcn.
Fl.‘-‘Dl.\'GS of the best quality. and in any
quantity, suited to the wants of the craft.
'-Norwalk. April 20, 185;’. '
House &_E..o’t For &°a.le.V
THE s.ubsc'ril)ei offers for sale his
. house and lot Sli.li:ll(3(.l on the main street
in the village of New,Canaan‘.' 'l.‘l_ieV dwelling
1101153 is a two story wood biiilding with a com-
‘inoilioas back kitclien apt} aweil ofgooil water
connectedVtlierewitli. l‘bere is also a ‘good
barn. wood-house. garden, and alot cuntilllnllg
one rood connected therewith. It is ii very
desirable location. For te_rms. ii pply to the
subscriber’at.Norwalk, previous to the ~lirst of
March. THOMAS RAYMONVD.
Norwalk, Jan. 24. ‘ étf
.. . , Glayton & B,.‘2.i1eY’9: 7 _
ELF-GENERATING Gas L.ainp, per-
_fectly safe, mid not liable to get out of re-
pair. It will giveniore light for the same cost
than any |':gbt._now in use. Tobe obiaiiied on-
ly at.Lockwood, Haight dc Co’s'in Norvval".—
Solar lamps altered to burn the above. h It 9
_ To I"s[i'mer5- V’ - .
ARTIN’S pifeiniurii Eagle Ploughs,
coinprising light horse, and ox plougbs.
iii_ediuino_x do., large d_o.,Vsubsoil do.. all with
polished castings, and ‘warraiite_d superior to
any ploughs ever oli'ei'ed in. this inarket. Also
Cultivators, Hay Culters,- and Corn She_llers;
for sale at liltlVllllll1C_ilJVl'fiVl_'VS piit.-es: by, . -
' ’ ._ 16* _STREE’I‘ &QUiNT.4.IiD..
" ' .EC’D this day, 20 gross of ECE Cl2il‘l£_’S
April 9. 5 L., "Cc.
*S‘o’i1‘i§-HiN?or‘v6'a1l:.iNIooliifieiShop
' WH EV piibAli,c are r.erp_e.ctfully,«:V« iiiVl"or_inetl that;
;..t~li'e‘S-iibsciti,b‘ei5 sv_illfc'6utin,ue_’t1ie Vbu.siness«v
: ,of=.R..W.. NVoi'.ton.&:."Co.,- .a.iid, lVie,:iVs- n_ovv.pre-
I45
.-.
‘s
S.
S4
5-?
tt4”.”é C '
‘ ~N.‘iE3RV'OUS DISEASES,
_ \iid of those tfomplaiiils which are cmiscd'by an impaired
‘ wmikeiieil or iiiiiiciill.liy condition of the
l‘iiEl{V-OUS 'sYs'I‘En1.
This beautiful and coziveiiieiit application ‘of the rave
iurinii: poivei-s of U.-\ l.‘.".-1.‘-"lS.\‘l and i\IAGZ\Zl>‘.'l'lS.\‘l, lint
ta-oii pi-oiiiiiii:-red by ilistiiigiiislieil pli_vsici:ms, both in l-luropi
«iiizi the l‘iiiit>il States, lo-lie the most raliiuble ui¢di'ci'nal,di'l
vtoiirry n_f Ilie .729”
D1’. o2ii>.isif...is G-P.LV.M_\iI0 BELT
and ’
iii .i. (.‘.1T~IE<‘.'l‘lC FLUKE), j
is lI§9ti{ with the most perfect and certaiii success In 011
cases o .
(.?-E-.‘JEl1ili\ la DEEBHLITY,
Sti'ciigtliciiiii; the \i'eakciieil liotly, givin,-; tone to the vurioiil
.i:-gniis, iiiid iiivigorating tlic cu'.ire system. Also in l-‘l'1‘S,
t.‘lt.~‘..‘.il’, l‘.»’.l‘..-\l.\'Sl‘:'- and l’.»‘il.S‘i', l)l'3I"l<2PSlA or [N
l)l(ll".>"l'l()_‘i", llll‘.-2L'.‘.l»\'l'lS.\l, AL‘»L7'I‘l". and CllR()NlC,
ii(lL"I', .'-2l’ll.l<'.P.‘-5‘i’. l.U.\li%;‘i(1‘(), i>i«:..ii-'.\'i«:ss, Niziivous
I'll 'i~Z\20llS. l‘.-\l.l‘l'l'.'i'l‘lO.\' Oi’ Till". IKE.-Ui’.l', .-‘\l’Ol’l.‘.l!IXY,
‘.'E l
iTU.‘~.lt'l..»‘iIi\"l‘, Sl‘l.“.'.»\l. till.‘-ll‘L:‘.lN'l‘. and (}l1B.VA'l‘URll.‘.
if the Sl‘l.\"i<‘., illi‘ t‘().\ll‘l..-\l.\"l‘, DlSEASl!‘.S of the KlD-
.'l~'.\'.\2, l)‘r’.l-'li,‘ll-'..\'t,'\’ (ll? NEIIVOUS and PHYSICAL
i4'..'\' l".ll(’lY, and all i\'l<lli \'UUS l)lSl".ASES, which complaints
arise froiii one simple cniise—iiniiicly,
A Dezrangainont of the Nervous System.
313- In :\'ti'.l?.,V()lIS C()\'.!’l.Al.\"l'S, Drugs and Mcdicineu
.-'nr.iru:c Ilic ll.-‘.~e-risr. ft"? ‘t|i0_v weaken the vital energies of
the nlieaily lll‘0.~i.l'ul.Gll s_\-sleni; while iinilcr the strength.
miiiig, life-gii-iiagr, vii-.-.li;r.ing iiitliiciice of 'Galvauism. as up
pli:-it by this l!C."2llliflll and \‘.‘()li<i&l'fl|l discovery, the ex-
iviixzieil pan.--,::t nail \\‘EilliGll€al siiticrer is restored to formal
lieiiltb, stimigth. ela:.lii‘it_v and vigor.
The great ;~ecnliavi.‘_r mid excellence of
Dr. ‘hrisi.ia’s Galvanic Ouratlves, .
u‘I(H‘lSi.<lS, iii the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
unlit-rm! i'1i;»1:'n,~/,',.,,V in place of the iisiial mode of rlrugging
.'i:'.»l pli_vsirl.iiix,_{ the patient, till exliauslcd Natuie sinks hope-
lessly iindcr the intlirlioii.
'1';'.e:J siwng/.'mi I/it iv/role system, eqiuilize the ci'1'cul4ili'an
if I/i.- Iiiiinil, 7n‘omnIe I/it setrrelioiis, and never do the xlig/ileut
nijiiry uiivlrr iuiy i7i'rc1tmsIt.'uc:::. Since (‘heir iiitmiluctiou In
the liiiiteil States, only three years since, more than
(3 €B,(Hi0 E’ ei'S0"lll s
mcliidiisg all ages, Cltts-it-5 and c.(-iidiliiuis, urnoiig which were
a l-..i,:c iiiiiiilicr of lollies, who are peculiarly subject to
.‘\'ci \IIll:-' i"uin;ui:iint.<. have lJt,'é'l‘l
Ei\i'l‘Ii?’.ELY AND PElRlv‘IA1‘IENTLY CURED,
'-Vllé’l’l all hope of relief had been given up, and every thing
.!i.\L' he-.=ii tried in vain! -
To iliiistiatc the use of the G-ALVAl‘.i'lC BELT, suppose
the ca.-.c of ii person aliliotctl with that bane of ci'.'ili'/.ali0n,
!)ifSi‘Kl'Sl.‘.. or any other L"nrvmic or .\'c-.‘vous Disorder. lu
:|l'illll‘ill'_\' cases, siiiiiiilaiiis are taken. wliicii, by their action Oll
Ilic XH‘l'\'II‘S and iiiiisclcs of tlic stiiiiiaeli. aiford Ierripiirary re-
act", but '.-.hzc.‘.i loin-n the patient in a lower state, and with
.i:_i=:.='cil f2l('.|llll‘.‘3. after the iI\'ll'.ill thus excited has ceased.
\:v‘.\' coinpzire this ivilli the cii‘-:02 I‘v‘.=l‘.lilllg from the appli-
izizimi oi the i} ~‘.l.\".\_‘x’i(,‘ lti-‘.l.'i‘. '1':ikI- zi l)_\‘speptic sulferer,
>'\'l'.ll in the worse syiiipitiiiis of an a‘.t:ick, and simply tie the
-;'-eit e.i-mini the ho-l_\', titling ilic .\‘.-agpelic l-‘luid as directed.
ill it -ziinit pciiini tin: iii~'-::i.«:'nlc per-.:pii'.)tivi:i will act iin the
.-m'itivi- vi-:2 -at of the Belt. l'.'i(-Joby caiisiiig :1 (ialvaiiic cir-
iviil [I‘*.‘t;-: on to the iicgaiivc, and thence back
ii.-2 po:-.it.ive. tlziis keeping up a continuous Galvanic
‘ o ‘ out the S_\’.~'lt§ln. Tliiis the most severe
~:~..-‘c ‘IA are l’i<‘.l‘..\‘lANl<‘..\"l'l.'Y CURED. A
.«‘r‘.\r I.) \‘i‘S is U!‘ 1‘r‘..\' A.‘-il'l.\' 3-3'..'ii'li‘lt}lEl\".l‘ TO ERADI
-'..‘\'l'lC 'l‘lll<'. lil!-ilil.-\Sl". Oi" \'l"‘.A RS.
Cl£lli'll?lC.~‘i"i'l£S A-.‘lll 'l"ESTll,€iNlill.»S
Oi‘ the must Uiidouhtcii Character,
.*‘io:n all p:‘.rl.s of tl-.c (Jounti-y could be given, suilicienl to fill
‘£l\5i‘_\’ cnluiiiii in this paper!
A':‘.i' *'}:£’3.‘Eli":.GE'lDEE‘.iARY CASE,
vrliicli c.-zicliisivcly proves that
“ Truth is stranger than - Fiction.”
C U R. E 0 II‘
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DR. LANDIS, A CLERG YMAN
is!‘ New Jersey, of distiiigiiislied allniiiments and exalted repu-
ta’.ioii 2-
‘|ll.lll(.'ll \l'l‘.li.l‘-
slD.\'l-ZY, New Jersey, July 12,1848.
Do. A. II. Ciii:is1ii~:—-l)ear I-'-ir: You wish to know of tr.»
*.'.'l'.'.it has been the result in my ov.'n‘ca=.e, of the appiicution
of Tlli-‘. G.\l.VA-.\'l(J Bli‘.L'l‘ AND NECKLACE. My reply
is as follows:
For ainoiit twenty years‘ l had been siilferiiig from Dys-
pepsia. lilrery year the syiiiptoiiis liccorno worse. nor could
lolilain pcriiiauciit relief from any course of medical treat-
ment \vli.'itc~:nr. _-‘lhiiiit foiirtc--:21 years siiice, in coiiscqiiciico
ai‘ fiezpiieiit expo-.iirc to the ivcntlicr, in the discharge of my
pastiiriil d:itie.=, l licrzanic si:bjcct to a severe Cliroiiic Illicit-
iiiritisin, which for _\'€!:lI‘ alter your, caused me iiidescribabla
\'»‘._';lll::ll. l*‘:ii't'onr: in tlic winter of ’-15 and ’-l(:', in coiise.
iiiiciicc of pi'c:.cliii:_vzV :1 great. deal in my own and various
other L‘,ll!1l'Cil£‘:'i in this icgioii,l was altackctl by the Bron-
clzitis, which soon became so severe as to require an imme-
~.li-.iie suspoiision of my p.\..storal labors. My 1l.€TL'UllS system
iuiis iioiv l.’.ni'oiigh.’§/ }u‘us.'i'izIm.’, and as my Bronchitis bccaine
worse, so also did my i')_-.'spcp=.ia and lilieuniaiic oll'cction—-
lll‘.l'I cviiiciiu; that tlicsc '.liS0l'tl(‘.rS were connected witli each
other tlirongli the mcllllllll of the Nervous System. ln the
whole pliarmticopiria there seemed to be no remedial agent
which could rczzcli and recuperate my Nervous Systein;
9‘.’GZ'_S".l)l!lf,' that l had tried for this purpose bail completely
failed. At 1-.‘.:;t l -.-::i»". lt'lI by my friends to f3.‘l3l'lIll'le your in-
-vi-iitions, and (tliongli \-.'i‘.li no very sanguine hopes of their
eilicis.-nc;;,) l deterijiiiiioil to try the effect of the application of
the tE.&l..‘/_~\.\’llJ iZl".i.'1‘ AND .‘Sl~‘.(Jl(l.A(}l«‘., with the M.-‘l()-
-.\‘l~‘.’l‘i(.‘. l"l.l.'ll). '1'liis was in June, 1846. To my cnizn
.\i'l'0.‘\'lSll.‘.ll'INT, ll‘? ’.’\'v'0 DAYS HY I)\’SPl'IP3l.-l HAD GONE; IN
'rIlflll'l‘ DAYS l “'55 l-'.‘-'.\lH.!-Zl) T0 Ill-'.'Sl,'Mli MY l'A.'lT0llAl. LAUGHS;
‘Hill HKYH l 5l."lC'rI O.‘i:Il"l'|’.‘l) A SiNl:l.F. SERVICE ON ACCOUNT OF
viii-: l$.io.~.'i°iii'i'u; awn .~.:v liltl-‘.(‘\!.»'.'l‘lC Al<‘l»‘i-2CTl0N mi: t-‘.2\‘-
’ ‘ ,. ai-:n To T|lGL‘!l7.l£ ME. Such is the wonderful and
nappy rcsiilis uftlic o\'pei'iineiit.
l have reooz-.i:ii:-ii.leil the Bi‘.l'.'l‘ and FLUID to many
who have been likr:\vi:.c sailbriiig frbm Nciiralgic aifectioiis.
'l‘lie_v have tried them, WITH iurrv iii-:sui.Ts, l in:i.ii-:vii:, [H
v.i-i~:av c.-iaiz.
I am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
R0llEl’.'I‘ W. LANDIS.
DR. CHRlSTlE’S
GALV_/‘ANIC NECKLACE
is used for all I‘.()ln[)l.<illllS ail'r.-cling the 'l'liroat or llead. such
as li‘l0Xlt‘lllliS. liii':aiiiiiiaV'.inii of tlic 'l‘lii-oat. Nervciis and Sick
ijllhutlilcllfl, l)Il{'I.‘/.lli(‘.<I-T _oi .i.llC yllcai-l,D.\tEiii:ilgi:iVin}tlie Face,
'l.'l.lll_" or i.:ir.n_:; in ..ie .:irs. ea iicss, iv iici is ene-
isillly Ezcrvotis, and that distressed conipluiiit, culled Til
o orcux. -
Peisy and Paralysis.
All pliysicians l{L‘.l{ll!i’\'.'lC4lgC that these terrible disease:
are caiiscil by a dI'_iir.-'mit:y of Ni:i'i-oiis Ell8)‘gt] in the affected
limbs. Da. ('_'»iiiii.-siii»;’s (i:ll\‘i'llll(‘. .-lrlicles will supply thi
deficient power, and a complete and entire cuie is tau’
effcctozl.
2".-." . i
lost) Cases of Paisy and Paralysis
have been reported to Dix. Ciiiiis-rii: anal his Agents with}
the last two _\c:;ar.-, vriiicli have been entirely restored.
{;‘{;-- Cu». :\.\'l".'..“.\\' J. l~‘. 'l‘om:s of Brooklyn, N. Y., had ni.
bci-.ii able to walk :1 stop for near four years, and was so help
less tliat be bad to be foil. The most celebrated ihysiciam
gave him up. In livc days after he conimcncetl wearin
the l.}.iLi'/nii: Bizixr, ;\fl2('l{l.A(?fl, .Ii:\'ii Bii.Ai:i«:i.r:'rs. liewalked
across the room,-aiiil in three \reeks,lie had perfectly to-
tovcred his health. Captain Tomes is seventy years of age.
/
DR. CHRl'STlE’S
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast sci‘/ice in case: of Coiivulsioiis or Fifi}
Sp-as-iiioilic Coinplaiiits, and general Nervous Aflizctiotis o"
the Head and irpper extreinities. Also in Palsy and l’a»i-arlysis,
and all iliseases cniiseil by a dciiciv.-ncy of power or Nervou:
Eiiergy in the limbs or other organs of the body.‘ '
Q I
Tic Beloreiix and Itleuralgia,
These ili'e:i_dfiil and ogoiiiziiig complaints are i'mmeili'aIeIi
rcltri-rd by the application of the G.ii.v.i.-iic Bizixr, Ni-:c:<i.Aci.
AN!) Fi.uin. 'l'lic Bolt dilliiscs the i".lccti'icity through the
systein; llie Necklace has a local effect, and the Fluid act:
directly upon the atlccteil nerves. In these distresiiing fillie-
tions the application l‘u‘EVElt FAILS.
F!TS AND CONVULSIONS. _
-These alarming and terrible complaints are always caused
by a_dermigci/ieut of the Nei~i.-es. The Bl-Zl.T, Illii/ici:i.i:1*s Arm
Fnuii) will cure nearly every case, no matter how young or
old the patient, or how confirmed the omplaiiit. Niimerou‘
and astonishing proofs are in possession of the proprietor.
{]r_?- Manv bundred Certificates from all parts of the country
of the mosfextraordinary Vciinrizclcr can be given, if required.
my No trouble or inconvenience attends the use of
DR. CI!RISTIE’S (r'.tiI.V.2‘INIC ./3R'l'!CLES, and they
may be worn by the most feeble and delicate. with perfect
ease and safety. In many cases the sensation atteniliii
their use is highly pleasant and agreeable. They can be no
to any part of the country.
9 Prices:
'I'hi§GaIvanic Belt,
The Galvanic Necklace, _
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each,
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar-
{;g- The articles are accompanied by full and plain direl
lions. Pamphlets witlrfull particulars may be had of I“
authorized Agent.
‘ PARTICULAR CAUTION.
' 00- Beware of Counterfeit: and Woi‘t!:'le:3 -Imitiitiontr
D. G. MOREHEAD, M. 13., ,
GENERAL AGENTFOR THE UNlTli‘.D 8'l‘A'l'FIS,
1353 Broadway, New York.
For she by J. A. WEED.
Three Dollars.
Two Dollars.
Segars. . .
UDGES of good Segars are ?nvile1 to call
and examine a choice_brz.ud, just I',e_G’<l.by
I l:Al_.G|..-\, P-‘al:\lS in the SIDE and Cll"r‘.S'1‘. LlVER'
I
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Norwalk Chronicler