.-3-—~
E
For the Cure of
canons, GOLDS,
HO.&.RS1'a'ItTE-‘SS, BRON-
OHITIS, amour, ASTH-
‘WIA, VTIEOOPING-COUGK
' AND CONSUMPTION.
In offering to the commiiniiy this justly celebra-
ted remedy fiwicliseusesoftlze throat and Lungs, it
is not our wish to trille with the lives or health of
.he tlfliicted, but frankly to lay before them the
‘-‘tlllllulls of distiiigii-ish-ed men and some oftlie evi-
. dciiccsuf its success, from which they can judge for
theinselves. e sincerely pledge ourselves to
- make no wild assertions or false statements of its
srtiicacy, nor will we hold out any hope to suffering
. ltiiinaui-t_v which facts \\' ill not warrant.
Many proofs are here given, and we solicit an in
sp.iry from the public into all we publish, feeling
assured they will find them pcrfcetly reliable, and
and the medicine worthy their best confidence and
patronage. .
_ii‘rom thedistinguislied Professor of Chemis-
try and Materia I‘o'Iledica, Bowdoiu College.
Dear Sir; I d_clayed iiiisweriiig the receipt of
preparation, niitil Iliad an opportunity of witness-
ing its effects in my own family, or in the family of
my fiicirds.
This I have done with a high degree of satisfac-
tion, in cases both of adults and children.
I h:ive found it. as its ingredients show, a power-
ful remedy for colds, and t':0li_11il.~‘-, and pnlinonary
diseases. PARI{l“.R_ CLl:‘.:\\"lCLAND, M. D.
l5RU.‘v'SWlCK, M 15,, Feb. IS’-l7.
From an Overseer in the Hamilton Mills, in
this City.
I L0\\'ELL, Aug. 10, 1849.
Dr. J. C. Ayer. I have been czircd of the ivorst
rough I ever had in my lile,by your " Cherry Pec-
'toral,” and never tail wlicii l have an opportuiiiiyl:
of recotninendi-ng it to cilicrs.
Yours, rcspcctfiilly,
S. D. EMERSON.
CC?’ Read the following. and see if this medicine
is worth .1 trial. This patient had become very fee-
ble, and tliiicffcct of the medicine was unmistaka-
bly distinct ;-—
U-N1’!-‘ED Stanza HD’l‘F.L, SARATOGA SPRINGS,
. July 5, 1349.
Dr‘ J. C. Ayer,——Sir: I have been afflicted with
a painful alfectiott ofthe Lungs, and all the symp-
mins ofsettled consumption, tor more than :1 year.
Iconld find no mmlicine that would rc:ich my case,
I iiiitill commenced the ii..<cof_vour “ Cit:-ziuiv PE.-
’i'oa.aL,” which gave me grailiizil relief. and I have
been steadily gaining my strength till my health is
well nigh restored‘
\'Vliiie iising your medicine . I had the gratification
nfcuring with it my reverciid friend, Mr. Ti'iiiii:in.
of Sumpter District, who "tad been suspended-
!':'om his parochial duties by a severe attack of
bronchitis.
lbave pleasure in certifying tlicsc tarts to you.
And am. sir.yours l'CS]l8CIIllll_V',
J. F. CAl.‘.I-lOU;\', of South Carolina.
Prepared and sold by James G. Aver. practical
cliciiiist. Iiowcll, '.'ll:i:-‘s. and for sale in Norwalk by
Wm E Bisscll , and J VV Taylor, \Vestport. 7
' A NEW MODE or 5lF.'l‘Th\’G
Artificial Teeth!
HE undersignetl has invented and patented
a compound artilicieil basis for setting teeth.
cy which the process is rendered much more
.-imple and easy than her.-ztoforc—aiii.l rc(]u.ccs
the e:.rpcn.se about one-ha:’f. The process is
9-ntirely new, and as beaiiitifiil as itis simple and
i‘l:OllOllll(.ZEll. 1521.12/‘c sets can now be fui'iiished
t'»>:‘>.“p‘50; upper sets for 5325, ::nd partial sets in
proportion. A. HILL, D. D. S.
NOI'Willi{, Nov. 10th, 1851. ' 4:3tf
Great mass Gathering at
ers,iJr/saws
E
East }Zecei’.v"edi_
The §.a_rg'cst. Stool;
0/ (534 Dry
}oo(Z.s', azfptices peifiazrt./y aatoizishilzg
In fact‘, some Goods are almost
were Away.
Our assorztmezzt of Delaiizes, Cash-_
mcres, Alprtccas, I)0})ZJ7l.S', Persz'czxn
DeLaz'hcs, T/ziliet Cloth, jlferino,
and other DRESS GQODS was
never as goon.’ at prosmzt.
Our Stock of Di-ess Silks is Immense.
consisting of Black and Colored, Flglll'P(l and
Plain, in all and every variety. Our stock of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres. Satinets, Vest.-
iiigs and all other goods for Men's and Boys’
wearis larger than ever before ofl'ei'eil. lu
fact, Ladies and Gentleinmi can find any and
every article wanted for Dress, Use. or Orna-
ment. and at prices that would astonish all, and
DEFY COMPETITION. Also, the Largest
Stock of Domestic Goods ever olfered. and by
all odds the cheapest Don’t forget, the
“Old Bridge Store”
Is the place for BARGAINS .’ !
C. J. GRUMAN
, 1851.
Norwaik, Sep. 1
500 MEN WANTED
Not to work upon the
i1Roa.d!
-Ra
"iberywhere it saving is made sufficient to pay
an miles trhvel. Call and prove the truth
GEO. W’. S.‘vIlTH'S.
Soutli‘Norwalk. Dec. 20, 1851.
III.
at
v A. s1:.r..1.1:cii:,_
Book Seller and Binder,
AS yust returned from New York with a.
new and valuable collection ofSchool and
A
Miscellaiieoiis Books. A ls-o,a la rge assortment
of Statiouei'y,ii:cluding Blank l3ooks.Foolscnp,
‘t'_..'=.ttei',and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
which he will sell cheaper than they can be
biught: for at. any other store in this vicinity.
S.3?l3ool:.s‘ at all liiiids, bound in his usually
'imatand.ilui‘iiblé sl1ylc,at ext:r'eu1ely low rates,‘
cud satisfaction given to alil
New Arrangement. 1 ,
THE business‘ lim-etofore‘ conducted by
Allen dz M eekor will hereafter be ti'ausa'ct‘ed’
‘under the firm of ALLEN, MEEKER &‘CO._;
where can be found at their old stand as in days
$009. by. It “little of eveiything.” and «good.
deal of many thiugs—- Groceries as good as the
mar ket affords, will ‘be sold on‘ the most: favora-
Glnss and Earthenware constantly kept on hand
as cheap as can be found in the country; fresh
Clams, Oysters. Vegetables and Fruit; of all
kinds in their season, in gootl order over to be
found at their well known ostiililisliment. We
invite all to call and see for themselves, as we
feel confident that those 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 iire,requestod to make payment with-
out delay. INCREASE ALLEN.
GEO. R. MEEKER.
CHAS. OLMSTEAD.
N orwalk, March 3d, 185-2.
SPRING STOCK
Cheaper» than Ever
HE subscribers have just received, and
shall kcep constantly on hand one ofthe
largest assorl ments of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
for Spring aml Summer wear, ever brought into
this town, which will be sold cheaper than ever.
ti LITI-IAUER dc TURK.
L‘ e/Float! Matt.’
At the New Meat Market.
HE Subscriber hiisjust opened a Market
adjoining the store of Lockwootl, Hniglit.
& Co. for the‘ convenience of the people ofthis
vicinity, and by constant attention and every ef-
fort to please his customers, he hopes to share
the public patronage.
P. S. The very best qualities of meat only
will be vended at this establislimcnt. and every
attention paid to clenliness. it matter too much
‘overlooked at most markets.
B. ST. JOHN.
1tf
Agent
E. G. WARREN .
(7abz'net Illa/{er and U-nderta/.:e7' .'
(Two doors east of the Bank.) '
S ’I'Ail1FORD, CT.
HAVING recently conmpleted an
extensive alteration and improve-
ment in his extnblishment, and ex-
tended the compass of his business.
» would respcctfiilly inform the inhabi-
tants of this and the adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly manufactur-
ing every description of
GABENET WARE
ix: «'1 good and _general variety of
Bma'.stcads, Tables, l'Vas/islamls, Secretaries
Btu‘ea.'us, Sofas, :5-c._
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot fail to suit. the purcliuser.
Also, a va rieiy of CIIA lRS—linir, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
. with rockers ofevery style.
I-Ioust-lioldt'uriiiture of any description manu-
rtctured t.o order at sliort. notice on the most
sasonable terms. Also a very extensive as-
irtment of .
zifatt/‘eases, Pa!-iasses, Patent Bead.-
steads, 'c§‘c. Cc.
Phat can be set up and taken down by any one
it less than two minutes.
He has also a handsome assortment of the
uost fasliiimzilile styles of
which he will sell as cheap as can be bought
an y wliorc.
He is also prepared to furnish
COFFINS, SIIROUDS. CAPS, SC.~\RI7'S. &(‘.
ofovery dcscript'ion that may be di-sired. or
that can be obtained in the city of Netv York
at. ii moments ivarning. day or night, on the most
reasonalilo terms. lie is also prepared to fur-
nish lic:ii'scs, cai'i'ia_2es, see to the digging ol
graves. and t.o atli-.nd toany other fll'l'ill1gPlll8lll'
that may be wislii-d tor the funeral procession,
(Ktc. Those who iiiay wish to keep the body of
a deceased friend several days, can he furuislied
with an ice box in which it. may be preserved at
week or longer if necessmy.
E. C. \-VARREN.
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851.
Farm for Sale.
THE place formerly occupied by
. _' Alvin Hyatt, dcc’d, is offerctl for Stilt‘...
ll; consists of about three acres ofgoocl land,
wil.h tl. dwelliiig-lionso and barn thereon stiiiid-
ing. ‘Also, about 12 acres of land lying near
the house of Ira Betts, Jr., and on the line of
the Danbury dc N orwalk railroad. For furtlier
particulars enquire of .
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
\Vilt3n, March 3.1851. 9tl
For Sale,
__ll,i;gJ VJITH immediate possession, a good
Mill with water poweron an excellent stream.
with a convenient House, Barn. and 14 acres of
land, situettecl about 7 miles from Norwzilk or
Stainforil. For particulars enqiiisn of S. E.
OLMS'1‘E.\ D. or JOHN BATLEY.
Norwalk. May ‘24th, 1851.
Ready Made Clothing.
THE subscriber has on liiinil and intends
keeping it good assortment of Ready i\-lade
Clothing o lall kinds. Also, a good assortment
of Cloths, Ciissimeres. and Vestings, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
SllHl'l. notice.
N. B. Partici.laratt
if
21tf
ention paid to cutting.
THUMAS RILEY.
Norwalk. Feb. 25. 1851. 9
Norwalk Gemetery Associa-
tion.
T it Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery
1.. Association, held August. 29th., 1850, vo-
ted that Evert Quintard and Lyman Richards,
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as regards
monuments, tom"stones. and enclosure of lots,
and that no person shall dig a grave. or erect
stones to graves, without permission and advice
of said committee.
Attest. E. QUINTARD, Chairman
\V. C. S'riiI~:i:'r. Sec’y pro tem. ‘
WET G-ODDS.
1 YARDS of ladies‘ Dress Goods,
daimigzed by water at the late fire
in Broadway, for sale chi.-ii p at I
L. H. RANDLE'S.
Norwalk, April 12.,
Notice.
A LL persons indebted to the subscriber
- . whose accounts have stood over one year
nre requested to call and make immediate pay-
ment, otliei-wise their accounts will be put in
an officer's hi_inds for collection. .
N. \VOOD.
4
44
Jan. 26. I852.
‘C YTH E~S.—5O doz. Elliot Beardsle_v's su-
perior cast and Gerinan steel Scyybes, for
sale by the dozen to dealers at maimt'acturer's
prices, by STREET dc QUINTARD.
Wooden Ware, &c.
EDAP. 'l‘ub.~_2, Pails, Seives, 'l‘rays,Bowls.
Clothespins. Brooms, painted Tubs and
Pails. Cocoanut Dippers. ‘flats, V-Visks, trav-
ellig Baskets, Knives an'd'Forks, Sauceptins.
Fi'yin_gp:ius, Sadirons, Shovels and Tongs.
Door Scrupers,.Porcela'in ‘Kenleis. é;c.,by_._" ‘
‘ ‘ L., Cc.
hle terms; an extensive assortment of Crockery, . ’
. .ngc is i'éspoctfiil_l_v solicit'ed.
‘ ‘ ‘ Norwalk, J one 23, 1861'.
'9
:- --nu. -* f
;II_tvestmie1..1'l'- 0f'1V..1.°.1.l.°¥- i
T1-1E" subscribers will attend .to the Invest-'.
ment. of Money in tlie citiesof New York.‘
Brooklyn and Wll\llflIl]Sbul'gl1, _~
In sums of $500 and. upward,
onibondand mortgage, on improved and unin-
cumbered .Real Estate, worth at least
FIFTY. PER CENT. MORE
than the investment, nt seven per céiut. interest
per annum. payable hnlfyearly; and will attend
to the collection ofinterest when due,nud remit
the some to lenders. or accept of drafts there-
for, payable on the days the interest will fall
due. No charge is made to lenders for the
interest. . _ V
The situation of the subscribers, as, Attor-
neys for the Building Associations nientioiietl
bolow, give them facilities for investing _money
within ten daystnfter its receipt, or after re-
ceipt of notice of the sums to be invested.
\Ve-rest as a guarantee of our integrity rind
capacity upon the fact that: we are the Attorneys
of the following Corpbratious, all of which em-
pltiy their capital in inv.est'nents on mortgage,
whereby theamount; invested by us exceeds
50,000 DOLLARS PER MONTH.
American Benefit Building Association, N York
2d American do do do do
3d do do ‘ do do do
4th do do do do do
Union do do do
Mount Vernon do do do
Mechanics’ do do d0
2d Mecliunics’ do do 00
Franklin ‘l0 d0 ‘B"°"l‘lY"
Brooklyn Meclfics’ do do do
Nassau I70 do (70
Washington do do do
Hamilton do do do
Columbia do do do
Brooklyn Accumulating Fund do do
Long Island ~ do -do do do
East. Brooklyn do do do do
South Bi ooklyn do do do do
IF Iffurtlier refe.rence is required. we can,
on application, refer t.o the principalMerchants.
Bankers and Insurers in New York and Brook -
ly_u'. Address all cominiinications to
' BARNARD & PAIISONS‘.
J.l.lI.0’I‘7lc_t/S at Law,
16 \Vall street, N. Y.
NEW I'—ORK
Cabinet, chair, Sofa and
Bedding Upholstery Esiablislim-out
AT NEIV CANAAN, CT.
HE proprietor of the above is prepared to
I
3in1l
the above business, and keeps on hanil for sale
at low prices bedsteads from $1 75 cts to $4 75
of maple, &c.; cottage B walnut from $8 to $14
-—malio_sauy from $8 to S~'.50 ; bureaus from $4
to $9. niiiliogiiiiy front ; iill mahogany i-xtru
from $9 to $35 with inarble top die; rule joint
tea tables from 50 to 53-1 ; niahogiiiiy do fion.
to $30; chairs fioin 37¢ cts to $8 each ; stands
and wasli stand from -‘(S1 to $14 ; sofas spiing
seals and liaircloth COVBl'F(l from $12 to $90 ;
_inattressi=.s from $1 95 to $15 ; couiforters from
$175 to $2 75; feathers very low ; iiiiittiosses
of sti'aw,tea grass, patent prepari=.d corn husk.
curled grass. curled hair c\'c., and everytliing
ever uislieil for at equal low prices at least ‘:5
per cent. less than can be obtained olsewlieie in
the country, and everything sold at his estab-
llSlllHPl'1I is warranted to be what it is sold for
A lot. of cottage bed posts for sale . ii constant
supply on hand; ile-.al+_-rs supplied at rcduccd
prices. Tni'iiing done neatly.
N B—Readyniai.le coffins constantly on hand
of all sizes and qualities at low_pi'ii.-i~.-. and will
zitteml to the digg-ing(il'gi':ive:: and will lni-ni.<h
cvci'3.'tliiiig iici.-css:ii'y for the intcrineiit of the
(leiltsl. l:‘imi>i'als will he attcndeil with n hcarsi-
dzc unequalled for respect, free from extra
izlimgos. lew York (Iabinot and Uplioleleiy
Estnblislitiieiil. New Caniaan. Cr. 4:
..... .-
We
FEIHE sub.-rcribcr liaving opened and lurnisli-
- ed a new Man-ble Yard in Norwnlk, uea r
the head of Main street. would re.~:pectfully sn-
licit. all to favor him with it call, and "examine
his stock and workinansliip. He intends hav-
ing ou hand constantly at full assortment ol
Anierican and foreign Maiible, and the work-
manship of a superior style. Monuments.
'l‘onibstones. counter and table Tops-,&c., die.
furnished at the shortest cider and on reason-
able terms. JOHN H. VVEEKS.
Norwalk, Nov. 5th, 1851. 45
South Norwalk Machine Shop
W H E pubiic are i'erpecifully informed that
- the subscriber will continue the business
of R. \V. Norton 6:. Co., and he is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Jobbing in general nia-
chinery; Die Turning of every description;
and Sawing in all its varieties, Brackets, Car-
riage Stuff. (to. Also, Vl/cod‘ Turning in all
its various branclies, from the largest Portico
Pillars to an Awl Haft. Turned Cedar Hitch-
ing and Fence Posts are kept constantly on
hand. -
The subscriber has also added to the above
establishment a Foundry for Bi-ass Castings,
and he would be pleased to fill orders for any
and every kind of Jobbing in this line.
The facilities of the present. proprietor ena-
ble him to guarantee to do any kind of work in
his line which is done in any other city or
town, and he warrants all work to give entire
satisfact_ion or no charge will be made. _
B. Cash paid on delivery for good Hick-
ory Timbcr. M. M. NORTON.
South Norwalk, March. 13, 1,852.
VERY large lot of goods purchased at
auctions within a few days; realbargains
rec’d_ this day at. MOULTON’S.
Oils! Oils! I .
URE bleached sperm, eleplmnt. whale,
lard. neatsfoot. and linseed oils, for sale by
the barrel or retail by - _
16 STREET dc QUINTARD.
Paper Hangings
AND _ WlNDO\V SHADES.
Received this day it full and complete assort-
ment-ofpaper hangings consistingof every
variety ofstvli-., quality and price. Also "the
largest assortment of Lace and M uslin curtains
and \Vindow Shades all of which will be sold
at inauufuctzurefs prices
C. J. GRUMAN.
C. 'l‘. CORNVVALL,
Draper and Tailor,
OU LD inform the public that he" has
, taken the rooms over the store" of
Lockwood. Haight 6:. Co., wherelie is pre.
pared to make all kinds of gentlemen’s -and
boy’s clothing in a neatand fiisliionable manner
and onreasouuble terms. He has also on hand
a good assortment ofready-nmde clothing, and
those in ‘want'will find it to t.heir_ndv:in't:i’ge to
aivo him u- call. Ashore ofthio public patron
B
\
investment of money or the collection of '
execute any thing belonging to either of
1);
~4,
. ..... ..- .~ .-For -Sa1e...__-,.-~ . i
the _Bri’ck Church,‘ and ’w‘i_t.liir'i '7five miniztes’
walk of‘tl)e_";Dopot, wliero fivoor six ~tI'tl'InS' of
cars stop daily to and from New Yo:'k——consist-
ing of "a gohd _tvvo-‘story dwelling-house, barn
’and cow-house, m'1(I.‘_0tl]Bt' out-buildiiigs, with
four aciies of _fi'rst.,-rate land and in good condi-
tion.‘ ‘On said place’ there is good orchards of‘
grafted fruit. lt ispleasantly locatethand well
worth the attention of any one wanting tl'|)ltlce
ofthat size. It will be sold and is well worth
the money. For further particulars enquire
of \V. \Vliitne.y. & Co. or of G. I\Iather_on the
corner by the meeting-house. c
-N. B.—If the abovepropei-t._v is not‘. sold by
the first of April it. will then be rented. ’ '
Diirien, Feb. 26, 1852.
Houses. and Lots ‘for Sale. .
:.,._ _ THE subscriber has for" sale several
convenient cottage houses with good lots and
improvements. whichlie will sell upon reason
able terins, and very_ cheap. - .
litf ~ GEO. O. STREET.
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r EXP RIECE
ROY!-IS that it is contrary to nature that any sisotl
AB‘l‘lC!.l-2 or (.'O.\tl'0l'.\‘D ens cizxi-2 r:vi:in- i~.isi:.isr:
Ind it also proves that l\'()'l‘III.\'G HAS EVER. BEEN
EOISIEE-'U '10 S0 .El-‘Fh‘C'.l‘UALLY ISR.-KDICATE DIS-
as
im. STEPHEN JEWETT’S.
JUSTLY AND HIGHLY CELISBRATED
FAMILY MEDICINES
Prepared by Steplicri Jcwctt. son of the late Dr. Stcphel
Jeyvxtt, of ltindge, N. 11.,
otich DP.Sl0!\’IEDfur nuil t'.’<l‘.\R.\l.l..)‘.l.XD in the _l’I-2RM.l-
NI-.‘N'1' l{h'l.lEl" and CURE of all diseases for which they
are rccouimendcd.
0}UGl.\'ALl.Y I‘I{EP.-*.RI-‘JD IIY ONE OF THE MOST
.‘lUCCl‘.‘$Sl-‘U1. .~\.\'l) I’~I.\IIt\'l~IN'1‘ 1’U\'SlClAl\'S
TIIAT l:J\'I'ZI{ l.I\',]§I).
Used and Rccommcudeil by Eniincnt
Pllyslciiuls of the present. «lay.
During :1 long and continued series of yr-ins they have con-
tinued to do their (ioun'ivoiii.‘ in ii qinet and sure manner,
and probziblv .\'u MEIHCIN izs ll.\\'l’. imxi: on nu: noise to
noon TO It ELI!-IVE uml CU lit-1 those pronoimccit nzrorvm '
ll0l'l:, on sinixviis so rii::.i /ixn lJIl'l£l:tSll.\lll.l-3 in TN]
anon i:s'rui.rrio.\' 01-‘ 1-in-2 i-L'ui.ic. ’ hey are recom-
mended hy 1)ts’1‘I.\'(it?lslll-JD and l-J.\lt-.\'t~2N’1‘ CI'.l‘l-
'/J-2.\'S, who have l'l.'l:S(I.\'.\l.I.\’ in tlii-irfziiuilit-s and among
their friends ac.-cii their (1 iii:.n' mm i:rii:i.\i. izrriecrs.
No Family should be without them,
70! UYON THEM I-‘HI.'vI AND 'I‘IlL'E RELIANCE CAN BE
I‘l.i\CEl.‘-
To the iittllcteil we 5.3-, " I-‘.ii_i. 2:01’ To TRY AND nsoxlvl
RELIEF‘ in the thorough trial of these
G RE.-\'I‘ AND (‘ELI-Zl1RA'I‘ED
TRUE lliiS'l‘0IiA'I‘IVES.
The Celebrated 'l‘RUE
Health Restoring Bitters,
A lllzoicisa 2-‘on EVERY SEASON IN Tm: Yuu,
Remove all nio.-bid si-crotiontz, pin-it‘_v the blood. give great
tone and vigzrc to the Dig.-cstirc ()rguiis.cixrc diseases that
already exist. t‘orlil'_v the l_VFlt‘l‘.l agiiiiist future disc.-isc.a:
no time iiebi-litatiiig the patient. Being grateful to the
most dt-liciitc stmnacli. their cin~:i:ni.\'n, ixviuonn'i.\'o,
STltI;!G‘X‘lH2.'\'l.\'U. and I:R.‘:‘[‘nl:.-\TI\'E i-i:oi-ttiirnts niiike
them an invaluable and SURE REMEDY in
Liver Complaints, J aundice, Dyspepsia.
Incipient Consumption
urn ALL oriiitn nisiu an.-i ('.H'3l’.h in .i:« 1Ml’l.'RP. sin’:
or rm: STo3i.\cii, Ii0W'r'.l.B. Bi.ooo, Livizu, etc, which
tend to debilitatc or \vear.eu the syst-.:n1.
TII E II IGIILY CELEBll.A'!.'ED
-Pulmonary Elixir,
PROVE!) THE BEST (?(l'{'GlI MEDICINE EVER
KI\'0W"
AN.
This Elixir contains imuiv of the most liiiztiiv nppro\'cx1
cough or (‘Xvi-IJIIEFBIII medic cs. liciiigz )Ct‘lllIllfl:v' and for-
Illlll‘.I(:I'\'(‘lI!t1IlIl)?tI,t!X!lI is truly woiuli-r.'iil in its good re-
tulu. ’I'lu'.- lt‘i1|lII;'lllII:‘.i'lli)li:\\‘Cll$(‘t.lthIS Elixir Ur.‘ i:QL'ivo-
CA LLY pi-niiunnci: it to hit an it-.-ior to n.i:_v other pi-i-piirntion
In use for uiinilsr iiiirpui--s. ’.\!iI‘lCK' SliUl.‘Ll-' TIHR
)H‘.l)l(_‘l.\‘l2 nr. l\' izvi-:i:r :'.i.\:i:.v wnr; Til!-1121: nu:
(.‘.lIILl)ltlv'.I\', as the di-lay in D!'('t‘lll'll1$; iysician liu
often [1t‘t:\'e'tl fatal to those whom ‘l'l!l1l!l.Y .issis1‘A.\'cl
WOL‘!.:) iuivi: SAX‘!-2]). A valuable I‘eIIlk'll)' in
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS,
Sore 'l‘In'oat., Antiunn, Bronchitis,
Group and other lnscases of the
ilespirutory Organs.
Till’-_‘. J US'I‘l'.‘." CI‘.‘l.EBl'lA'I‘ED
STi§.Ei‘{bl’i‘IIliiiI?iG I’I..=iS'i‘EI§,
In universally ackiiowicdccil to be the beat plaster ever
known
This Plaster is comprmril of quite a mi.-nbcr ofvogetnble
IIIll3IfiH(‘\‘S, pci‘iiliarl_\' coinpoiiiiili-tl. 'i'lit=ri- ncvcrlins been.
rind is not at the Dt'(‘\1¢ittl.l!2lL‘. El. hcttcr pl-ustcr made. for the
\'arioiis piirpr-.-i-.-i t’->r which plasters are used. It has no
superior for rciiio-ring
PAIN I.\"l‘l".RI\'.-\ I. l.\'I’I..‘\M}lATlONS_ RHEU-
, MA'.I'lS.\l', \VI".Al\'NEFS lN 'l‘llI-‘. SIDE, BACK,
" IIREAST, S'I'O;\l.-‘.Cll, &c.,
and when used in - ‘
LIVER AND PU[.MOI\’.-\RY DISEASES
I'llI pmve very beiieltcinl to those nitfcring with such corn-
pluiiits.
For further inl'orrmit‘.i~n retgardiiig tliese valuable Med!-
cinel, see I‘iimplilc!,tn lw had ofthc ngeiits, where tostditiony
from the higliest qnzutcrs will be found, zniong \Vht!.'h are
letters front
Iin.\'. BIARSII.-\I.T. T’. \\'I.T.DlTR, Boston. Mass.
I]ri.~i..l,\.\ll'I:~‘ (T. Clll.’]l.ClllI.L. Portlniiil. Me.
);}\'0CiI l‘.\'I"l‘l~2l’..~'.t).\'. l~Zso.. Ilr,-stun, Mxus.
CAPT. CHAS. II. COL]-1. Rindge, N. 11., late of New
Bi-dt‘ni-«l. Muss. . ‘
I')l’HRAI.\l .\iUIl‘DOCK. JP... Es ..V\'i:'i('licnd0n,3Ill!.
IRA RIi.H‘5lrII.l.. 31. 1)., “'inclirn4 on. Mass.
N. KII\'(}Sl!U '. M. 1).. '.rI‘lll 1!:-. N- -
E. DAIHVIN ABI~2l.L. M. D., limlgu-x N. H.
G‘-Z0. .1 l~1\\’lC'i"I'. NI. 1).. Tcnipli-ton. Meal.
House. Boston, . iisa.
WILLIAAI i\'ICll0I.S. I£so_., Toivrisend, Muss.
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, at
Principal Oliice, S('.0II3)”S Build.-
ing, Trcmont Row. Boston.
A61-:.\"rs.—-J A \Veed, Norwalk; \V J dc E
Shelton, Bi'idgeport.; Thus B Fanton, Reddii g:
Wm B Haight. Stamford; Isaac Hatch, Sher-
man; John Banks, P M‘. Banksville; Ed Ho-
bart, Faii-field; Augustus Jennings,Southport;
\Vm Brifdlcy Jr. Greenfield Hiji; L '1"uttle,
\Vestporl'; H S VVeed, Stamford; S C Silli_-
man Jr. New Canaan; G B Middlelirook. Wil-
ton; N D Haight, Rirlgalieltl; H Benedict,
Danbnry; Ezra Morgan. \Vest Newtown ; D
Lyon, Neivtown Sanity Hook; H Sanford,
Newtowu; Samuel Baldwin, Brookfield; A N
Hawley, Hawleysvillo; Allen Hall, St.epney—
and by agents in almost. every town and village
of New England and by dealers in medicines
generally in other States. 1y44
KOSSUTH HAS COME !
And so has the time when _
Goods will be sold Cheap! 2
VEVHE subscribers feeling themselves under
many obligations to their customers for
the very liberal patronage be.-towedupon them
during the last year, would rcspectfuliy tender
their thanks, nssuring them that; with the com-
mencement: of the new year they will offer
such inducements as will continue to merit the
patronage of the public.
Feeling confident of the public favor they
now purchase goods. in such qua niities as to be
enabled to sell them much lower than usual.
and lower than sold by any store in the vicinity.
Come all and test the truth of this statement.
“ Cni:.u= FOR C.-isn,” is the motto.
All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change for goods, and the higliesi market price
nllovved. Goods delivered to any part of the
town free of charge.
- I» RAYMOND & MEAD,
Grocers,
-No. 2 VViiter st. Norwalk.
Jan. 17.
CARIRAGE MAKER’S GOODS. Axles,-
-Springs, Shafts, Cairringe Bows, Bolts,
Bone and -Ivory Slides, Lining’ Nails, Ivory
Hand Screws. Seaming Cord, dzc. '
. HOLCOMB do LYON.
RINDSTONES.‘25 tons superior grit
just landing from Bcrea Ohis.
‘ ‘ ’ _ ’HOLCOMB& LYON.
ILES.——1500 “dozen W. 66 S. Butchers’
Files. consisting ‘of every ‘size and kind.
new opening by ,H()LCOMB_ dc LYON.
1 5 DOZ. hand, panriell, rip and back
0 Saws ofBntclie.rs’, Spear &. Jackson’s
and Becket's, at wholnsaio and retail by HOL-
COMB 6: LYON, 83 '\Vuter st., Bridgeport.
farni‘s’ituated,_ in‘ Darien_-‘n‘e;ii- .
ing in part ofsofas, ceutt‘e..ca_ril', book, tea, work,
Imp. kitchen tables of- va‘ri"ous kinds, mahogany V
._dlain dressing._bu_i:eaus,common bureaus of
.steiids__thtit caubo put, up in three miuutés_ and
dies and chairs.
‘and prices. from 25 cents to $10. Spring mat.
' (to the amount of $10 or over) in New Canaan.’
“style at
at »
l W'cs't'por't', mi-cit 22d, 1852.
a; lajrg_e.a.s_sort.inent of ca'3ine_t fnrnittui-e. consist-
iiud black walnut marble top dressing bureaus
. 1
prices, some as low as $5 50. Mahogany. l>l’lt-_
walnut and maple b‘éclstead,s of various patterns
and prices.1soi.ne as low as $2 25.. Piitentbed-.
without a key. Mahogany, curled mnpl.e-..l)l’k
walnut. kitchen and windsorchiiirs. Cliilili-eu’s
table ‘and low- chairs. . .—\‘-Villow Nvziggoifis‘ cm-
Looking glasses’ of all "sizes"
resses.the best and cheapest beds in existence.
'We will deliver any furnitur_e purchased of us
Wilton or Darien free of clmrge and free from
Looking? G;a§sé;,i§t-Wiifiivvi Ware sec? ’* '
‘*QUlNTARD155-‘SON~S1lia,vei .tlt_’t:h6It‘ ‘
v V O \Vil.l'8-l'00l»‘nS,{t‘_feW, rods east otTt.he.bi-it_lg'g' -1 '
_INS'URNNGE ';-A=-oEiNc¥-: 3 ‘v
1' ' Geo. ”“A_.'Bissell,**:: "
ii‘ A‘ 'i ‘ Aioi-:.'\-4',» /pox‘ '1j'1ii3:'”'" "L f
‘Howard, Hartfordi‘ Mutual,‘ \Vestclie'sto'l’
Mlli-ll3|’l,’Quiniiy Muumi, and Middlssex
M in l'|lll"F'll'0“ IllSl1‘l'1l_!IC6‘ Gonipa«nies’"'—‘ * » “
and
' T Ufice
t.he..1»Auiei-icao
Life Insurance Company. ?‘ .~ ._
at-the Storeof Judson -‘Q--'B2'sscll-. —
A Non\v'.u.i:,-:Cii.\j.\-. - 2*’
Mutual , -
' 3- H._.Byington,‘ ‘
General‘ Agent for procuring Pini-
.sz'ons. Bounty Lamls, Extra and Back:
Pay. French ispoliaiions. ‘Letter’: '
' Patent, is-c., dc. i L
George A. Davenport,
damage. V —
Ready .7VIa(le .Cofiins.—\Ve have constantly
on liaud from 100 to 150 coffins of mahogany,
black walnut, cherry and ivhitewond ofall sizes
and descriptions, which can be furnished at a
few minutes notice. \Ve also furnish shrouds
and evei'ytbing necessary for -the interment ol
the dead. and will see to the digging of graves
when‘ requested. We will attend funerals in
New Canaan, Wilton or Darien. without extra
charge, E. QUINTARD ac SONS.
. B.—Pei'sons wishing to purchase burial
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may make my
pliciition to us. 45”‘
Wholesale and Retail Grocery Store.
Judson dz. Bissell
AVE taken the store formerly occupied
by SE. Olmstead on east side the bridge
where they will follow the wholesale and re-
tail Grocery and Commission business. They
Groceries, Provisions. Fruits, Nuts, &,c. as can
be found at any store in the. county. and on as
favorable terms.
their stock, viz:
20 chests young liyson and black Teas of all
prices.
‘.25 hhils and bbls P R and N O Molasses.
40 “ “ Sugar ofall kinds.
l0 qnintnls Codfisli.
150 bbls Flour. extra and superfine.
30 boxes Raisins.
Coffee of rhffereiit prices.
Currants, Citron, Figs, Spices and nuts.
\Vhale, elephant and sperm Oil by barrel or
gallon. ~
Tallow, adamantine,sperm and wax Candles.
POL.-.Sll. Soda, Starch dcc. by cask and box.
Pliiladelpliia Lime, a superior article for
white washing.
I?’ J. & B. will keep constantly on hand
Ccfiiuor.-t., ca’ciued Plaster for building purposes.
and many other articles too numerous to men-
tioi.-, and which will be sold on reasonabieterms.
Near the Bridge, Nor-walk. Co-rm.
QEPULCIIRAL Monuments and G-rave
k Stones ofcvery va.riet'y of pat.torns, and of
the most. skilful workmansliip. The best as-
sortment of American and Foreign t\Iai'ble,
kept; constantly on hand.
l’erson.~:. wisliing to procure .\Ionnments or
any kind of Marble \Vi)i'k,ai'einvited to calland
';ivi--. a personal inspection of his material and
work rnansliip, as this will he more s:tt;isfactoi'y
t'ian to pui'i.-lnisc o f Ageaits without anuppoi't,u—
ii:ty oftesting tlieqiiality ol the article can
ttnrtteii for.
if?‘ Tlie Lettcringand Ornamentaiwoik is
warrant it to give entire satisfaction.
May. 1852. ’
.’i.!'(3iiII(‘.(}i, Civil Engiiiccr .3; Siirvcyorl
7 WH E sub.-=ci'ilwi' having Oll8l‘:E'.(l an office in
opposite the post office-. for the piirposc of ma-
king plans. elevations and spr-ciliciiliims for
having had a number of years of practice and
experience in building and in superintending
L Culver. Esq. will icceive prompt attention.
Engineering and siirveyingiloiie in all its branch
Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
ing Store.
Fflhis ttCl\l10\\’l(‘.Llgll1F‘-[1I.$ to the public and
his friends forthoir generous patronage
intei'rupt'edcontinuance of the business rela-
tionship which he has so long maintained with
now stand opposite the store of Dimon Finch.
where he wiil be happy to see, and serve his
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It. comprises every article of men's
shoes in their season,’ for ladies and gentlenien.
FINDINGS of the best quality. and -in any
Norwalk. April 20, 1852.
House &. not For Sale.
. ~. .. house and lot situated on the main street
in the village of New Canaan. The dwelling
modious back kitchen and a well ofgood water
connccted t,here\vith. There is also it good
one rcod connected therewith. It is a very
desiivihle location. For terms apply to the
March. THOMAS RAYMOND.
Norwalk, Jan. 24. 4tf
ELF-GEtVERATlNG Gas Lamp, per-
fectly safe. and not liable to get out of re-
tliau any light now in use. To be obtained on-
ly at Lockwood, Haight & Co's in Norwalk_.—-
exei-.tited by an expci'ienced workman and can
0. cm [~I.i\I;\I,
Norwalk with D E Culvi-.i'._ civil eiigineor,
buildings ofall kinds. also for l)l‘ll‘l,f_'t’S and roofs,
buildings of all kinds. All orders ieft with D
es. l\'oi'wa,lk, Feb. 20. IS52 8
HENRY HANDES renews iigain
during the yeai'past., and hopes to merit an on
this coinmonity. He will be found now at his
old friends and the public. The clmrm:!m' of
and children’s wear. with Rubbers and Over-
quantity, suited to the wants of the craft.
THE subscriber ot’fci's foi' sale his
house isa two story wood building with a coin-
barn. -wood-house. garden, and a lot containing
subscriber at Nor-walk, previous to the first of
Clayton &- Bai1ey’s
pair. It will give more light for the same cost
Solar lamps altered to burn the above. it 9
To Farmers.
AR,TIN’S preiiiiuni Eagle Ploughs,
con_iprising light horse, and ox ‘plouglis,
* medium ox do., iarge do., subsoil do.. all with
polished castings, and warranted superior to
iinyplouglis ever oli'ered in this market. Also
Cultivators,‘ Hay Ciitteis, and Corn Shellers;
for sale at manufacturers ptices by
16 STREET 6: QUINTARD.
Damaged Broad cloths.
FEW pieces of very flue Blk French
A. cloths slightly damaged by salt water,
‘which will be sold cheap.’ Also, a large ‘as-
sortment of l'ancy.Cassimeres and Vestings of
the latest patter ns. '
-N. B- All goods in this line cntfme ' of
expense, or made up to order in the best
LJH. RANDL lS’S.
'_.—+'**‘j—
'l‘]‘ATTING.—,-6-4, white canton Matting of
.1. V the first quality at 25 cts per yd. Also,
colored and white ditto, all widths for sale cheap
MOUL'1‘0.\"_S_‘.- _
now olfer to purchasers a general assortment; of
The following is a portion of
.Ant.werps of any person without holding them
Attorney and Coulisellor at law
Ofiicc I/Vizst Side the ‘Brzdge,
‘ NORWALK, CONN.
. , «o. s. I'er1iy,.
Attorney and Counsellor.’ at law-
1\Iallory9s Biiilllingo '
JOHN A.US'.I'EN’S. .
DAEtlERnlAiiRO0M;
Over F. St. John’s Store,
NORWALK, CT.
Likenesses » g .-
Wai-7‘a7zlcd to yilcase all good judges.
Baints IVIerchant’s
TElEGBAPil GFFICE
NORVVALK, CONN. I
In the Post Office Building.
c. J hnuziiffiv,
DEALER IN FOREIGN AND ooMi:s'ric i
Step 2 85'.fc1iri_) rp Qfiuohs
CA R PATI N G
Carriage Cloths and tnnmngs.
Ci.0'l‘IlS, SSiiiiEl‘tES,l’lES’l‘lNGS,
Sheetings. Flaimels, Baits &c,
N o R w A L K, c-r.
Dimon Finch,
DEAL]-ZR IN _
Hardivare, Cutlery. Iron, Steel. Paints,
Oils. French \Vin<.l.i\v Glass and
AGRICULTURAL I;\ll’LEM1~2-.\"1's.
NOR VVALK. CONN.
Dii-INTAL sum-;imY
By Drs. HILL & PITCH
0*/five over C. .7. G/‘muons Store, foot of
Zllaiu sl., Nor'Lt'al.’;, Ct.
Raymond die Mead,
\VIJOLE-SALE A’. RETAIL DEALERS
_In Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Salt,
Fish, Crockery and Glass Wtll‘e. \Vooden and
\Villow \Vare. Brooms, Waits. &c.. die. _ ‘ i
No. :2 lVute'r st., Norzval/C, Conn. 1‘ {I
I". H. Nash,
MANUFAC’l‘URl-IR 01-1. .?
TIN, SHEl:‘.'l‘ IRON, AND COPPER WAR ES, 1
EA LER in Stoves, Fl‘l}l‘.tl(‘8S, Iron \Vire
-- ~ and llods, Brittania, Japan. \Vood and
‘Willow ~Viii'o.<. Knives anil Forks, I Force
Pumps, Load Pipe, Sheet. Lead. Freucli Bas-
l.':"-t.-, etc. tooling and house jobhing done at
short notice and in a ivorkinaulike miiunel‘.
South Norwalk, July 11th, 1851.
-«-.a-cc. —
' TAYLORKS FASH IONABLE ‘
ilai Cutting, Iicssiag and Shaving '
snnoom,
I‘.’ear the Spring.
" VII’. I\’}\'l7UL for past favors. he hopes by
strict attention to business to merit a con-
tiu.uance of the sziino. I’articnlar attention
paid to cutting misses’ and children's hair in the
latest Sl_}‘.l().’ Razors honed in a superior man-
ner. Tricoplieiwis and l"erlumery ofttll kinds
constantly on hand and for sale.
E-5?” Bay ‘tVatcr of the best kind constantly on
hand and for sale.
1
I’EOI’LE’S HOTEL. - ' l
1 '7 & 1 9 Catherine S1ip,N'. Y. ‘
GEO. ST. JOH N, P ROPRIETOR, J
OULD respectfully announce to‘ his
friends and the public that the above
hotel has been built. the past sumnier under the
superiutendence of the proprietor with special
ret'creiice to the accommodation oftransient. and
permanent boarders. It. now contains 45 wel
veritilnt'e.il and cleg:intl_v furnished lodging rooms, l
provided with all the modern improvements and
conveniences. Connected with the hotel is a
resturauut or dining saloon where all the sub-
sta ntiiils and delicacies of the season are pro-
vided at it moment’s notice at all hours,.nnd
served up in a sfyle not inferior to any house of
the kind in the United States. The patronage
of the public is respecfully solicited. Baths 15.5}
cts; lodgings single rooms 25 cts.
ew York, Nov. 24th, 1851. i6m48-
Hardware, Cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils!
FINCH has now on hand one of"‘tlie-
0 most extensiveand well selected nssort- .
ments of foreign. domestic and building hard-
ware. cutlery. iron, steel, paints, oils, French
and American window gl;i§s—assorted si'zbs.
agricultural iinplements, hay cutters, corn shel-
lers, &c. all of which he will seli at prices do-
fying 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 subscriber is also agent for the sale “of
Buswell’s Illineral Paint. which is proofa_9,iiiusI:'
_fire, water and weather, and uneh¢i»ngeable=in
in its color. and is the best, cheapest and most
durable mineral paint,,now in use. In fnct,oin'
assortment comprises a variety and‘ extensive-
ness that would battle a detailed-' description, and
we therefore would respectfu.-lly invitethe pub-
lic to cal and examine t;lremselve‘s,i ’ 1 345
FRUIT TREES
AT THE ' ~: ' »
. ~ , , ‘
Eouttfi IV 01 mal. Nursery,
THE subscribers respectfully solicit the
_ attention of fruit growers to their stock if 5
Trees. consisting of choice Apple, Pear, Cher.
ry Plumb, Appricot and Peach Trees. Ever-
greens and extra sizedliorse Chestnuts and
mountain ash. Also _a very finer lotof l_sa_bq_lli;
and Catnubn Grape Vines. Also |;bo_ l,i'q'fo§ Red
Antwerp Ra-spocrg/. which we wnrrn nt,‘aiId
hold ourselves responsible.foriits being.tho;.ndw
or Pure red Antwerp. '.I-‘helast-o£0ct..oI!..1/at
of Nov. wiil be the pi'opor,.time for putting out
the plants, when allynecessziiry direction w’.ill3f;3I)o
given. _ GEO. C§,:-
, P. We caution the public to biiy‘ an
......... A. . _._...
’—f._
v
i'espo;1sible for its being the new" or"pu"i"é jgrbd
Antwerp. The -country is full of the spui'i0'us i
kind. . y . ' ' 3-. ysepggltgg .*
, — EAXV-H_A,R_ijIESS FOR’ sALE'oi1ii3fi§’i>. !‘f""
Inquire at this office. mar. 29
Norwalk Chronicler