,.?.s% U.___
GOUG-HS, ooz.ns~,
‘EOARSENESS, BRON-
OHITIS, GROUP, ASTH-
WIA, WHOOPING-OOUGH
_ AND CONSUMPTION.
, In offering to the coininuiiiiy this justly celebra-
ted remedy for diseases oftlie throat and Lungs, it
is not our wish to trifle with the lives or health of
he‘ afiiicted, but frankly to lay before them the
opinions ol’distinguished~ men and some ofthe evi-
rfeuces of its success, from which they can judge for
themselves. a sincerely pledge ourselves to
make no wild assertions or false stateiiieiits of its
etlicaey, nor will we bola out any hope to siifferiiig
biimaiiity whicli-facts will‘ not warrant.
Nfzruy proofs are here given, and we solicit an in
qi.iry from the public into all we publish," feeling
assured they will find them perfectly reliable, and
and tlieinedieine worthy their best confidence and
patronage,
Fro-in the distinguished Professor of Chemis-
try and Materia Medica. Bowdoin College.
Dear Sir: I delay-ed answering the receipt of
preparatioii, until Iliad an opporiiiiiity of witnes<-
iiig its effects in my own family, or in the fauiily of
my fr-ientls. _
This I have done with a high degree of satisfac-
tion, in cases both of adults and cliildreii.
I have found it. as its ingredients show, a power-
l'ul remedy for colds. and coirzelis. and pulmonary
diseases. PARKER‘ CLl:IAVELANl), M. I).
Bnussiviclt, M1-2,, Feb. 5. I847.
Fromvan Overseer in the Hamilton Mills, in
this City.
‘ LOWELl’., Aug. 10, I849.
Dr. .I'. C. Ayer . I‘ have been cured of the worst
cough I ever had in my- liIe,by your *‘ Cherry Pec-
ioral,” and never fail when I have an opportunity.
of recommending it to-others.
Yours, respectfully.
- y S. D. EMERSON.
lE§"”Read the following. and see if this medicine
is worth atrial. 'l‘liisptitieiit had become very fee-
ble, and the effect of the uiediciiie was uninistaka-
blv distinct :— ,
UNITED STATES Horrzn, S.u:A.TocA Spnnvos,
.liily 5', I349‘.
Di" J. C. Ayer,-—Sir :- I have been afllicted with
a‘ painful atlieciion oftlie Liings, and all the symp-
toms of settled coiisiimpiioii, tor inere than a year.
I cotild find no medicine that would reach my case,
until I commenced the use of_vour “ Ci-iiznn-v PF..-
'ro1>.AL,” which gave me gradual relief. and I have
laeen.ste.adily gaining my strength till my health is
well" nigh restored’
While using your inedicine. I=l_iad the gratification
ofcuring with it my revereiitl fi'ie._nd,. Mr. 'l.‘riiiii:m.
of _Suinpter District, who ‘ind been suspended’-
from his parochial duties by a severe attack ol
broiichitis. . .
llizive pleasure in certifying these lac-ts to you.
And am. sii'.yours respectfully,
‘ J. F. CALHOUN, oféoiith Carolina.
Prepared and sold by .laine’s G. A-vet. practical
clieinist, Lowell, Mass. and for sale in Norwalk by
\-Viii E Bissell, and J ‘W Taylor. \-‘Vestport. 7’
A NEW Moor‘. or si~:'i='ri.\'G
Artificial Teeth!
HE undersigned has invented and patented
a compotiiitl artificial basis for setting teeth,
qy whiclrtlie process is reiitle.red mncli more
simple and easy than lieretofbre-—and reduces
I.-’z.c crirpcnse about aria-half. Tlie process is
entirely new, and as beautiful as itis simple and
econoiniea-I. Enli-rc sets can no-w be furnislied
for $50‘; upper sets for $325, and partial‘ sets in
proportion. A. HILL L, D. D.
Norwallc, Nov. 10th, 1851. 4.-Stf
Erect Mass G-athering at
Gl€lAN’S
tfildt ridge
Just Received!
The Largest Stock
0/ F‘.-ataey CW3 Staple Dry
Goods, atp7‘z'ces-perfectly aslonislzring
In fact, some éloocls are almost
Gwen Away.
Gm‘ assort-me72.t of DeLaines, Cash-
czneres, Alpacca.9,- Poplin-»s=,' Pe-rsia-n
})eLai9zes, T7Lz'l)et Clot/z~,. llferirzo,
encl ol/2.-er DRESS GOODS» was‘
72-ever as good at presem‘.
Our Stock of Dress Silks is Immense,
consisting of Black and Colgred, Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety. Our stock of
I51-oa (15 Cloths, Cassinieres, Satinets, Vest-
ings and'all other goods for Men’s and Boys‘
wearis larger than ever before offered. In
fact,Ladies and'Gent|emen can find any and
every article wanted for Dress, Use. or Orna-
merit, and at. prices that. would aslzonish all, and
D‘EFY COM P'ETl‘TI‘O‘N-. A-l'so-, the Largest
Stock of Domestic Goods ever offered, .and by
all odds the cheapest Don’t foi',§;et, the
“Old; Bridge Store”
‘Is the placefor BA'R’Cr'A.l./VS .' !
C- J» GllUi;llAN-
I‘$orwall';, Sep-. 1, 1851.
500 MEN ‘WANTED
Not: to work upon the
Rail Road!
But to purchase their
[lit the CHEAP CASH STORE ofthe sub:
"iber where a savipg is made suflicieiit to pay
to. en miles travel. Call and prove the truth
at GEO. W. SMI'l:‘H'S.
South Norwalk. Dec. '26-, 1851.
A. snnnscxx,
Book Seller and Binder,
AS just returned from New York with a
.newand.vaIuable collection of-School :1 nd
Miscellaneous Books. A lso,a la rge assoitment
of Stationery,including Blank Books.Foolscap,
Lette1',and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &_c.,
which he will sell" cheaper than they can be
bought for at any otherstore in this vicinity.
£3£‘v'”Bo:ilts of all kinds, bound in his usually
neatalnd durable style, at. extremely lo_wru-res.
Looking Glasses, Willow ‘Ware &.c'- ‘
QUINTARD dc SONS have at their
0 ware-rooms a. few rods east of the bridge
a large assortment of cabinet fui'nit.u_re, consist-
ing in part of sofas, centre, card. book, tea, work
anp kitchen tables of various kinds, iriuliogany
and black walnut. marble top diessing bureaus
dlain dressing bureaus. common bureaus of
prices, seine as low as $5 50.
Mahogany, l)l’k_
walnut and maple bedsteads of various patterns
and prices. some as low as $2 25. PnteIitlJed-
steads that can be put up in three minutes ii iid
without. 2-. key. Mahogany, curled maple. lil’k
walnut, kitchen and windsorcbairs. Cliildren’s
table and low chairs. \Villow waggons. cra-
dles and eliuirs. Looking glasses of all sizes
and prices. from 25 cents to $10. Spring'mat-‘
resses. the best, and cheapest beds in existence.
\Ve will deliver any furniture purcliased of us
(to the amount: of $10 or over) in New Canaan.
\Villon or Darien free of charge and free from
cliiinage.
Ready Ilfarlc Cofiins.-—\Ve have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 cofiins of imiliogiiiiy,
‘black walnut. cherry and whitewood ofall sizes
and descriptions, which can be furnislied at «a
few. minutes notice. \Ve iilso furnish shrouds
and everything necessary for the interment. of
the dead. find will see to the digging of graves
when reqiiested. “/3 will attend funerals in
New Canaan, \Vilton.or Darien. without extra
charge. E. QUINTARD oz SON
N. B.——Pei'sons wishing to purchase burial
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery miiy make ap
plication to us. — 45lf
e/wildcat! '.lPIeat! s I
At the New ‘Meat Market.
H E Subscriber hasjust opened a illarket
. ailjoining the store of Lockwood, Haiglit.
& Co. for the convenience of the people ofthis
viciiiity, and by constant attention and every ef-
fort. to please his customers, he hopes to share
the public patronage.
P. S. ’I‘lie very best qualities of meat only
will be vended at this establishment. and every
attention paid to clenl-z'ncss.~ it matter too much
overlooke-d'at most markets.
B. ST. JOHN.
lit‘
Ago-‘ellt
E. C. wenamu
(7aZn'-Izez.‘ Illa/rer and Underita/.562‘ .'
(Two doors east. of the Bank.)
S'1'A./‘.1["ORD, CT.
I"l.-\VlNG recently conmpleted an
extensive alteration and improve-
ment in his extablisliment, and ex-
tended the coinpuss of liis business.
’ - would respectl‘ull_y iiiforui the. iiiliabi-
tarts ofthis and the adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is coiistaiitly manufactur-
ing every description of
GABINET WARE
iz; a good and geiiei'al variety of
Bt'a(1st'eads, Tables, lVasli.slcmls, ‘Sec'i‘rl'r.zrie,s‘
Bitrezzizs, Sofas, cS'(:.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot fail to suit the p_urcl‘.aser.
Also, ii variety of C1-IA IRS—liaii=, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
\vitli rockers of every style.
House.lioldI'uriiitii re ofauy description inanu-
"ictuied to order at short notice on the inost
sasonable terms. Also a very extensive as-
Jrtment of
:i1'czz‘z‘resses, Palmsses, Patent? Beatl-
."ea(l.v, .3-c. c ‘c. i
n less than two niinutes.
He has also :1 ha udsome assortmeiit of the
nest lasliioiialile styles of
,,-_. 1,, ,. 5,, .
ivhicli he will sell z’i:ctieiiii as can be bought
an 3’ wl‘.-ere.
He is also prepared to fui'iii.~:-li
COFFINS, 'SlIl{OUi')S. CAPS, SCARFS. &c.
ofevery desr,-i'ipIi_on that may be rlesiird, or
that can be obtaiiied in the city of New York
at a moments warniiig. day or niglit, on the most
reasonable le.l'mS. He is also prepared to fur-
nish liearses. carriages, see to the digging of
graves, and to attend to any other arraiigemeiit
that may he wished lor the funeral procession,
&c. Those who may wish to keep the body of
a deceasetl friend several days, can be furnislied
with an ice box in which it; may be pi'esei'ved a
week or longer if necessary.
\ E. C. VVARREN.
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851. ll
Farm for Sale.
» THE place formerly occupied by
.. -;.,.ll'. Alvin Hyatt, dec’d, is offered for Slllt‘-o
It consists of about three acres ofgood land,
with a dwelling-lioiise and barn t.liereoii stand-
ing. Also, about 12 acresof land lying near
the house of Ira Belts. Jr., and on the line of
the Danbury & Norwalk railroad. For furtlier
particulars enquire of
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
\Vilt.3n, Marcli 3.1851. {til
‘ For Sale,
Mb VVITH immediate possession. a good
Mill with water power on an excellent stream.
with a convenient lloiisc. Bai"n. and 14 acres of
land, situated about 7 miles from Norwalk or
St:iml'oid. For particulars enqiiise. of S. E.
OLMSTEAD. or JOHN BATLEY.
Norwalk. May 524th, 1851. Eli!‘
Ready lvllade Clothing.
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping it good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing 0 tall kinds. Also, it good assortment
of Cloths, Cassimei'es. and Vestiiigs, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
slirnrt notice.
_ N. B. Part'ici.lai'attention paid to cuttinv.
'l‘l:IunIAS RlLE.Yo
Norwalk,Feb. 25.1851. . 9
Norw-all: Cemetery Associa-
tron.
T :1 Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery
Association, held August 29th., 1850, vo-
ted that. Evert Quintai'd-and Lyman Ricliartls,
be a committee to have general supei'visioii of
the grounds of this_ Association, as regai'ds
iiionuiiients, toin"stones. and enclosure of lots,
and that. no person shall dig a grave. or erect
_stones to graves, witlioubpermission and advice
of said committee.
Attest. E. QUlN1‘ARD- (.'b_airman
W. C. S'i‘Ri«:i~‘.'i‘. Sr-c‘y pro rem.
WET greens.
1 YA RDS of ladies‘ Dress Goods,
_ dairiaged by water at the late lire
I-‘I1 Broadway, for sale cheap at
- L. H.,,R.ANDLE-‘S.
-H
Norwalk, April I‘).
Notice.
LL persons imlebied t.o the subscriber
whose accounts have stood over one vear
are requested to call and inakehiiiiierliate. pay-
ment, otherwise their accounts will be put in
an officer's hands for collection.
N. \VOO]').
Jan. 26, I852. - 4
“CY'l‘HES.——5O doz. Elliot Be~.ii'dsIey‘s Sn-
perior cast and German steel Scyll-es, for
sale by the dozen to dealers at mimufacturer’s
prices, by STREET & QUINTAR-D.
Wooden Ware, &e.
EDAR Tubs. Pails, Selves, 'l‘rays, Bowls.
. Clothespins, Brooius, painted Tubs and
Pails, Cocoauut Dippers. Mats, Wisks, trav-
ellig Baskets, Knives and Forks, Saucepans.
l*ryingpans, Sudirons, Shovels and Tongs.
Door Scrapers, Porcelain Kettles. <Scc._by
and satisfaction given to all.
L.,l1. ck Co.
That. can be set up and Iakeii down by any one '
, SEEING sroox I
Cheaper than Ever
HE subscribers have just received," and
shall keep constantly on hand one oflhe
largest assortments of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
for Spring and Summer wear, ever brougli,t into
this town, which will be sold clieaper iha ii ever.
tf _ Ll'l‘[-IAUER dc TURK.
If ‘F1‘5."R 1'3.
r
J. M. Smith’s Marble Yard,
Near the Briclgc, Norwalk. Conn.
gl.*3PULCll RAL Monuments and Grave.
k Stones of every variety oi‘ patterns, and of
the most. skilful workmansliip. 'l‘he best as-
sortment. of American and Foreign Marble,
kept. constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procuie Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to calland
give. ii personal inspection of his material and
woikma nsliip, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase of-Agents without.anupportu-
nity- oftesting the quality ol the article con
tracted for.
E2?"I‘lie Letteringand Oi-namentalworlt is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warrant it. to give-entire satisfaction.
May. 1852.
N E\V YORK
Cabinet, Chair, Sofa and
Bedding Upholstery lisiablisliiiient
AT Ni-zw CANAAN, CT.
, HE pi'opi'iet.or of the above is prepared to
execnte any thing belonging to either of
the above business, and keeps on hand for sale
at lo\v prices beds-tends front 31 75 cts to.34 75
of maple, &c.; cottage B walnut from $8 to $14
-——nialiogany from $8 to $50; bure.aiis from $4
to $9. inaliogany fioi-.t ; all maliogany extra
from $9 to $35 with marble top &c; rule. joint
tea tables frnin 362 .30 to $4; iiialingaiiy do fioir.
$6 to $330; chairs fioni 37$ cts to 538 each; stands
and wash stand from $1 to $14 ; sofas spiing
seats and liairclolli covered from $12 to $90 ;
. mattresses from 5551 25 to $15 ; comfui-t‘ei's fi'oi'u
$1 75 to $2 '75; feutliers very low; in:-lti‘e.~‘Ft=..-'
of straw,tea grass, patent prepared corn husk.
curled grass. curled hair &c.. and everytliin,q
ever wished for at equal low prices at least. 25
per cent less than can be obtained elsewlieie in
the t:ountry, and everytliing sold at his estab-
lishnient is waii'anicd to be, \vliat it is sold for
A lot of cottage. bed posts for sale , a CtJllSllll‘l'
supply on hand ; dealers supplied at i'educed
~pri<-r-s. Ti.ii'iii:ig (lone neatly.
N B———l’tearlyi'iiatle coffins constantly on liaiirl
of all sizes and qualities at low price.-. and will
attend to the digging of ,<_'raves and will fnrnisl:
everytliiii_g iiec,css:ii'_v for the interment of the
dead. I«‘unerals will lee attendetl with a ll(‘lll‘St’
AW: unoqtialled for respect, free froin extra
i-li:-ii-ges. Ni-.v.' York Ciiliiiiet and Upliulslci‘_v
Estiililisliiiieiil. New Canaan, Ct. 43
New ifviarible Eartl. .
Tll}B Slll)$C|'ll.'Pl’ having opened and furiiisli-
- ed a new Marble Yard in l\'orwalk, neat
the head of Main street. would i'espectI”ull_\ sn-
licit all to favor liiii-i with a call, and ex::iniin-
his stock mid workniaiisliip. He inteiikls liav—
ing on hand coiistanlly a full assortmetit ol
Amt-.ricaii and foreigii .\Iarb|e, and the work-
niansliip of a superior style. Munurneut.-.
'l‘onibstories. counter and table Tops,t\:c., Etc.
fui nislied at the shortest 0I(l(:‘l' and on reason
ablete..i'iiis. JOHN H. \VEEKS.
Norwalk, t'ov. 5th, I851. .45‘
. Zinc ?aints.
TUE SUl)§'(:I'llI('.l‘S t~li"er a full assortment. of
the celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising snow
white. white, peail and brown, groiiiid in oil,
manufactured by the " New Jersey Zinc C0lIl~
paiiy,” ll ad for sale at their lowest piices.
16 STR E ET A‘, QUINTARI).
Eiiivestment of l‘o'.i.one'-y,
Tl-IE subscribers will attend to the Invest-
ment. of Money in the cities of New Yoik.
Brooklyn and ‘.Villiiiiii_slitii~gli,
In sums of $500 and iiipward,
on bond and iiini't.qagc, on iiupi'oved and tannin-
cumbererl ll eal Estate, worth at least.
‘FIFTY PER CENT. MORE
than the investment, at seven per cent. interest
per aniiiiin. payable lialfyearl_y'; and will attend
to the collection ofinterest; when diie.,and remit
the same to leiidei's._or accept‘ of dralls tlit-i'e-
for, payable on the days the interest will fall
(Inc. No charge is made to lenders for the
investment; of money or the collection of
interest.
The. situation of the subscribers, as Attor-
neys for the Buililing Associations mentioned
below, give them facilities for investing money
within ten days llll.i'l' its receipt, or after re-
ceipt. of notice of the sums to be invested,
\Ve' rest as a giiaranie.e of our integrity and
capacity upon the fact. that we are the. Attorneys
of the folloiviiig Corporations, all of which em
ploy their capital in investments oii- morlgrigc,
whereby the amount invested by us exceeds
Erl).000 DOLLARS PER MONTH.
American Benefit. Building Association, N York
2d Ame.i'icnn do do do do
3‘d do do do do . do
4th do do do do (I
Union do do do
.Mouut Vernon do do do
Meclianics’ do do do
2d Mecliitnies’ do do do
Franklin do do Brooklyn
Brooklyn Mech’ics’ do do do
Nassau do do ' do
\Vashington 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
L?‘ if further reference is i'9.qu'ired, we can,
on application, refer t.o the principal M ercliants,
Bankers and Insurers in New York and Brook-
lyil. Address-allcominunicationsto
BARNARD C'\'. PARSONS,
J.”/0‘l"7?€:IjS at Low, '
3'"l1 16 Wall street, N. Y.
.Glayton &. Bai1ey’s
ELF-G E N1-IRA TING Gas Lainp, per-
_ ll-‘CllY safe. mid not liable to get. out of re-
pair. It will give more light for the same cost
tlltm any light now in use. 'I‘o be obtained on-
ly at Lockwood. Haiglit 6: Co's in Norwalk.—
. Solar lamps altered to but-‘D the above.
a9
ll
ii AA small farm situated in Darien near
the Brick Church, and within five minutes’
cai's stop daily to and from New Yoi'l_t-—con:ist-
ing of a good two-story d\’elling-house, barn
and cow-house. mid other out-bi.-ildiiigs, with
four acres of first rate Iaiid and in good condi-
tion. On said place there is good orclinrds of
grafted fruit. It is pleasantly locaIe’d, and well
worth the attention of any one wanting a place.
of that size. It will be sold and is well worth
the money. For further particiilars.enquii'e
of \V.. \Vliitney dc Co. oi of G. Mather on the
corner by the meeting-house.
the first of April" it. will then be rented.
Din-ien, Feb. 26. I852. I‘.2tf
Houses and Lots for Sale.
THE subscriber has for sale sevenil
convenient. cottage houses with good lots and
iinprovenients. which he will sell upon reason
able terms, and very cheap.
121:‘ GEO. O. STREET.
'73- 5.. he" 9;; ~
TRUE PERIENGE
' ROYES tlmtltis coiitrm;-,'to natui-e that any si.\‘m.z
Al‘.‘l‘lCl.l-I or coin-ov.\'o c.~i:r ei'i:i: cvi-:i:v I‘-IS!-IASPZ
and it also proves that !\'t)'l‘llI.\'G II.-\S I~I\'I-ZR ill-21-Zbl
Etzggli '10 S0 Ek‘l’.ECl'l5ALI.&‘ lllt.-\D1CA'1‘E DIS-
: x. 8.!
DR. STEPHEN JlE'.WETT’S
JUSTLY AND HIGHLY (‘ELEBl{.-\'.1'ED
.FAllllLY ll’i.EBlCllf‘lES
Prepared by Steplieti Jewett. son of the late Dr. Stephen
Jew;-tt, oflliitdge, N. .,
each I'iESlG.\'l2|'i for and l‘.\'l'AIt.\l.l.lZl.l2l) in the I‘i-2Il.\IA-
NI'2N’l.‘ I’.I~JI.lI'II" and CURE of all diseases for wliicli they
. are ret.oininciidcd.
0llI(lINAl.I.‘i' ‘I‘ItIZl’.-\Rl-ID ‘l".\' O‘..\'I-3 0I'~‘_ THE: MOST
SlJCCl£S:$l.-‘Lil. AUX) I-2.\ll.\'I£.\‘ 1" I’Il\SlCI.\NS
Til.-\'L‘ I-JV.’-lit Ll\'.l'ZD. '
Used and Rt-commexulc-.d by 1'i_'xninent
Physicians of the ;_u'csc:nt. (la y.
During :1 long and euiitiiiiu-it series of rear: they linvc con-
tiiim.-il to do their r:ooi»'\voi:i: in 11 qi -t and sure inanncr,
and probablv .\'u it i-'nit:i.x BS in v it IH).‘s' i: oi: ARE DOl.\‘O so
Mirrrii 'i'u l{f~II.II-Z\'Jr.‘ and Cljlthltliusc prniiouuecd HI-2l‘0.\‘l)
iioi-it, oi: s1-.\.\'iis so rii::i .\.\'o i.\ii~i:i:isii.\iu.v. I.\' THE
noon I-ZSTlll.\TltI?\' or‘ Tiiir. i-i:iii.ic. ’J‘lu-_v are remin-
I'll(‘nll('(l li_v DlS'1‘l.\'(ll7ISlll-II) and l'I.‘ul1.\'I:'I\"I‘ Cl'l‘l-
ZEIs'S.\i'lio have i-i»:i:.-.4 '§.ii.i.ir in lllclrlllllllllufi anal among
Uicir t‘riend:i seen their HAT i:r..vi;i'ii:i.\i. it-rri-zcrs.
No Family should be Without them.
TOR UPON THEM FIR!-I AND TIIUE RELIANCE CAN BE
ri..ici:t‘.
To the afllictcrl we sng.-, “l~‘.\ii. .\'o'r -rn Tar .t::n nucsivl
l*U'.'LIEi:"' iii the tlioruiigli trial ol these
GEE.-\'l‘ AND (,‘El.Ellll/‘.'l'F.D
Tllllli‘ llllS'i‘llllil’l‘li’llS.
The Celebrate:l TR IE
Health Restoring Bitters,
A l\lEDlCI.‘«'E roii EVERY SEASON ix 111;: Ynxit,
Rcniove all morliiil secrelioiis, pnril‘;.' the blood. give great
tone and vi_gnr to the I)ig:esti\‘e (Ii-gzaiis. cure iliscziscs that
ulreaily exist. for_tiI'_v the I-'.\'§l(‘l‘l rig.-iiiist futiire iIisense.nt
no time ileliilitntiiiy the patient. Being griitcl'nl»to the
most tlclicntc stomaeli. their i:_iir:t:iii.\'o. i.\‘\'iizoi:/t'ri.\'c:,
sTiii:suriii:.\'ixr:, and i:i-:s1'ni:.n'ivr: l‘l:0l'_l-ZI:'l'l!$S iiinke
thciii an iiivaliiable uinl Sllltl-J RI-1.\lI-IDY in
Liver Complamts, Jaund1ce,Dyspeps1a.
Incipient Consumption
Axn ALI‘. oriiizit i»:si:.- srts c.-.i'sr:n iiv AN I.‘-IPPRP. sun‘;
or 'X‘llI2 S'ro.\i.\cii. Bun r.i..s._ Bi.onn. LIVEII, etc., which
tonal to dcbilitiitc or \vcur.eu the s_\ stciii.
THE ll IGIILY (.‘vF.I.lEl’.Il;'l'.’.'l-ID
I O I
-
‘E .,
Pulmonary ‘:4 mar,
PROVIII) 'l‘IlE liI~IS'l; (‘t‘l'(lIl Ml£l)ICINl-J I-JVEII
(NC '- .
r.-F 1l‘t‘ most lziclily tit‘-‘.'ir.'v.'c-'1
_ _ . l>-eiii‘: ]‘«i‘(‘llllt'.I‘l_\' {Hill for-
tiiiiatclv (‘l.‘ll‘tl\lhl3tl,I|llll is int \voii.li-rfiil in its good rc-
sutts ’I‘Iie1uiiltitiiiIe who have used this Elixir I‘.\'l-I‘.,||'lli'0v
CAl.l.l' pronoiuice it to be siipen'oi- to any other DI'i‘]lnI’l|il(\l]
in use for siinil-.-tr piii-pr-st-.-2. '.\.l:'I'l(‘l‘~l..\I.'l.Y .siioi'i.i» 'l'llI'3
)ii'.nir:i,\'i: in-: ix i:vi:i:v 'r‘.\}lIl.’r‘ \\'llI;ItI2 'ri:g:i_u-: Alt];
ClIll.DItI‘.\', as the lll‘liI_Y in procuring: zi plij.-sicizin It-.u
ot't«-ii prr-veal fatal to those ‘.\’llOIlI 'ri.\iri v ASSISTANCII
wut'i.n ii.\\'i: s.\ V!-Ill. A valiiable rciiicdy in
CONSUTGTIOTI OF THE LUNGS,
Sore Tlxroat, A5t.lnna., I2:-on_cIiiHs,
Croup, zznd other Diseases ot the
Respiratory Organs.
This Elixir eouf::':ii.<
Till-I .l US'l‘L'i' Ci’. I.l7.l‘.R.»\'I"ED
S’l‘llFiil'G’l‘lllli‘\7l°?€€l l’liAS’l‘llll,
In tiniverszilly acltiiowlctlgeil to be the best plaster ever
knowii.
'I'Iiis Plaster is cornposctl of quite a mimbt-r ol've,v_v5lnII'le
8\llISl:lIlCl,‘S_ ii-"(“tllli\l’l.\' roinpoiiiiiietl. 'I'iicrc iieverliiis been,
and is not it; the presciit time. :2 in-ttvr pliister inadc. for the
V’:\'.'lnus Eunryitifltéi for ‘l\'hlClI plzirtt-r:i are used. lt lias no
superior for rciiioving
PAIN, I.\"I‘FlI‘t;\':\T. l.‘~'l'*‘I..-ll‘-Illl.-‘\'l'I(.Wi‘.'S_ lll'lFiU-
l\lA'1'lS2\I, \\'l-IA KN‘.-‘.S.'\‘ IN 'l'IIE SIDE, BACK,
. BIlE;'iS'I‘, S'l'0.\I/\ClI, &c.,
and when used in
LIVER ANI) PU L§\IO'.‘i.~\llY DISEASES
will prove very beiielicial to those suffering with such com-
‘ s.
phuiit
For fiirther inf'oi-mntinn regarding these valuable Medl- .
cincs,.-‘cc I’:iniplil«-t.to he-. had nftlic iigciits, wlurrc tcstiniony
from the highest qiiartcrs will be found. ainoiig vrhicli are
letters from v
flux. .\l.\RSIIA‘l.L I‘. '\VII.I')l-IR. Boston. .\Iasi-7.
1los..lz\.\!l-Sh‘ (3. (‘tll'-RCllIl.L, 1‘ort!uiul. Me.
1-ZNOCII I’.-\’l"J‘I-Ilti=ti,\‘, I-2:40.. ltostmi. Mass.
C.-'.l'T. CIIAS. II. COL!-1. ltinslge, N. IL, late of New
( rd. .\l:i.is.
B°“if>(iiit.\ixt Miritnticit. .‘li:.. I-‘.s<*.--"\'l1K‘lK‘l1d0l1sl!l=l“-
< . M. 1).. \YlIltZllt‘ll'.lI'_AIl. Mass.
‘. ‘v. . ~ ~. 1‘-.II.
' Alll-21.1.. M. l)., 'inmi«,~.-. N. H.
i"I‘. .\I. I.‘.. 'l‘t~niplcton..\Iaes.
l7Il.\?II m. Rllidrc. .\'. H.
I S I.’ l'I.'ll'2‘l\(il'U', N. H.
1. C,.\l:'rl'-ZR, -.Q., 1'ortl:iiid, lie.
' . '. .\lel.l’-?l.I.A.'x‘, ‘so., Deputy Collector, Custom
oiisc. llostoii. .\I::s=.
\\'ILI.I.~\.\l NICHOLS. 1350., Towrisend. Muss.
For Szile, Wholesale and. Retail, at
rincipnl Office, Scollav 5 Build-
iug, Tremont Row. Boston.
AGi«:N'i‘s.——-J A \Veeil, Norwalk; “-7 J & F.
Shelton. Ui'i(lgepoi't; Thus B Fanton, l7.ei;l_tl= g
\Vm B llaigiit. Stanilord; Isaac Halo 2. Slim-
man; John B-.‘.uks, P M. Billlllsvllleg: Ed tslo
liart, Fairlield; Aiigiist us .lt-‘.lII’Ill‘._L_’.'=., Sn’:.itliporl.:
\Viii Bradley .l r. Greoiificltl tiliil; '_l‘uttl.r~.
‘\V(-rstporl; H S \Vee<l, SlllllIl\'ll'(l; S C Silli
uiaii .l r, New Canaan; G B llliddlebrook. ‘Nil-
ton; N D Hiiiglit, Ridgrlield: H Benedict.
Danbnry; Ezra tVIoi'g:in. \‘./lest Newiowu ; D
Lyon, Newtown .Santl_',' Hook ; ll Sanford,
Newlown: Samuel Baldwin, Bl'OOi\ll(‘l(l; A N
Hawley, Hawleysville; Allen Ilall, Stepnr-y—
aiid by agents‘iu almost every town and village
of New ,Eii,u_land and by deti‘ers in medicines
generally in other States. 1y<i4
LI
KOSSUTH HAS COME I
Aml‘ so has Ute lime 7Ul_lCn'
Goods will be sold Cheap 2 l
7‘ ‘HE subscribers feeling tlieinselves under
, many t‘ibligations"to tlieir customers for
the very liberal patronage be.-towed upon them
during“ the last year, \vnuld i'cspectfuliy tender
their thanks, assuiing them that; with the coin-
meuceinent of t.lie new year tliey will offer
such inducements as‘ will continue to merit the
patronage of the public.
Feeling conlident of the public lavor they
enabled to sell tlieui much lower than usual.
and lower Man sold by any store in //re uiriiiiiy.
Come all and test. the trntli of this statement.
“ Cni-:_u= For. Cash,” is the motto.
All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change for goods, and ilie highesi in.irkefiirice
allowed. _(Lx‘oods delivered to any part oftbe
town free of charge.
RAYMOND 43: MEAD,
(:‘rrocers,
No. 2 Watei' st. Norwalk.
Jan. 17'.
‘1ARlRAGE MAKER’S GOODS. Axles,
Springs, Sliafts, Carriage Bows‘, Bolts,
Bone and Ivory Slides. Lining Nails, Ivory
Hand Screws. Seaming Cord, écc.
HOLCOMB dc LYON.
RINDSTONES.25 tons superior grit
just. landing from Bereii Oliis. '
HOLCOMB dc LYON.
-§,"‘llLES.-—-I500 dozeii \V. :3: S. Butcliers’
Files. consisting of every size and kind,
now opening by HOLCOMB 66 LYON.
1 Saws of Butcliers’. Spear Ct Jackson’s
and Beckefs, at wholesale and rctiiilby l:lOL-
L‘COt\_IB 6: LYON, 83 Wuterst, Bridgeport,
For Sale. ’
walk of the Depot, where five or six trains of -
N. B.-—If the above property is ‘not sold by
now purcliase goods in such tpianiities as to be.
DOZ. hand, pannell, rip and back»
NERVOUS DISEASES,
tnd of tliose ttomplaints which are caused bv an impaired
\\C€Ili(’.lI(‘.tl or iiiiliealtlry ct-niliiinn nftlle
N IBRVOUS SYSTEM.
'l_‘bis beautiful and convcnieiit. application of the mva
teriniis lpiwers of (‘v.»\I.VA.‘~‘lS.\l and .\lA(l.\'l".'I'lS.\l, has
been pi‘nlI(llIIl(‘.e(l by diatingiiislied physicians, both in l«‘.urt-pr
Ill-‘l the United States, to be the mast i.-nliuible iiiuliciual dis
'fall'(l‘y of Ilir .‘L:e. ‘
Dr. GE-lRIST1E’S G-ALVANIG BELT
and
IV! :\Gl*<IF.'l‘t'ttU FLUID, .
‘s rm-rl with the most peifect and certain success in all
cnsesof
GENERAI. DEBlLl’.l'Y,
iticiigtlieiiiiig the weakened bUt]_\'. giving tone to the various
-rgans, and iiiviiguratiiig the eiitiie s_\ stem. Also in FITS,
tilt.-\.\ll", l‘.»\IL-\l.\'S:.‘i and I‘.-tl.S'i', l)Yb‘l"r‘.I’SlA or IN
Jltil-‘.S'.t‘l().\i', lIIll£U.\lA'l‘lS.\l, At)U'l‘l:‘. and CIlI’.Ol\‘lC,
:t)U’l‘, l<‘.I’ll.l<2l".3“.’. I.U.\lB.-H40, l)lt'..-\l~‘.‘t'l-15$, NEIIVOUS
!‘llli‘..\l0l‘.S. l’.~\I.i’l'l‘.-\'l‘lO.\‘ OF 'l‘llI~‘. HE.-\It'I‘. .-\l‘t)l‘I.l-‘.XY,
\'l:'.L?ll_-‘tl..(ll.-l, l’.~\li\'-S in the SIDE and tllll-‘.S’l‘. l.lVl~1Il
?0.\lPl..»\l.\"l‘, Sl‘li‘\'AI. C0.\ll’l..-\l.‘~"l‘, and L'UItVA'I‘UI‘.I<.‘.
t" the Sl’lNF., Illl’ t.‘(‘;.\ll’l..~\l.\"l‘. DlSl«‘..-\Sl-‘.8 of the Kit).
‘~ll-'.YS, Dl".Flt‘,lls‘..\I(_7l’ Ul~' i\'F.ltVOUS and |‘IlYSlt)AL,
(‘.:V-'l‘:llC;\', and all .\'!<1I’.VOUS l)lSF.ASES, wbicli complaints
«rise fimn one simple cause—iian'.ely,
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
013- In NI-’.llVOUS (30.‘.ll'l../\l.\"l‘S, Drugs and Meilicinci
-mziemr the tllsrnsf, for they weaken the vital energies ol
he already prostrated system; while IlIl<lf‘.l' the strength
-iiiiig, life-gziviiig, vitali'1.ii:g inlliience of t¢:ilvanis.m, its ap
plied by this lieatiliful and vvoiiderfnl disco-.-eriy, the ex-
eaiisterl patient and wealt=_-neri .=u.‘l‘ei'er is restored to formal
iealtli, stieagtii, elasticity and vigor.
The great peeiiIiarity,ond excellence of
Dr. Chrit;tie’s C-.'~a1va.nic Curalives,
‘.0llSlSlS. in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
min.-mil u,.p!z‘«,-uIi‘mi, in place -if the iisnal mode of ilriiggiiig
iiul {Ill_\'Slt"l(llig the piitiezit, till exliiiiisted i\'ature sinks hope-
lcsr.l_v under the iullictioii. ~
'I'iu»y sliniglhni Iiir ii:.'i.i.’c syslei.-i, eqiinlize Ilie circulation
if [he Moria’, prui.-mlr Ilie s::ci'¢i'i'onc. and neuter do the s/ielilrxt
injury ii-min" anyeii'c1Lnisliiitces. Since their introduction in
the Uiiited States, only three years since, more than
60,000 Persons
uclii-ling all ages, classes and coiiilitioiis, aiiioiig which were
- large iiniiiher of ladies, who are peculiarly subject to
'~'ervni:s t,‘oiiipl.iiiits. have been ,
ENTIRELY AND PEPJVIANENTLY OURED,
vhen all hope of relief hail been given up, mid every thing
else been lI’l‘3.tl in vain!
'l‘o illustiato the use of the GALVANEC BELT, suppose
he case of a person atllictell with that bane of _Cl\'lll'l.BIl()m
)\'Sl‘li‘.l'SlA. or any other tjliroiiic or .\'c:'voiis Disorder. In
-ruliiiary cases, stiiiiiilaiits are taken. wliich, by their action on
he nerves and muscles of the stoiiiacii. atliiril temporary rc-
lcf. but wliich leaie the patient in a lower state, and with
-2_';ured faculties. after the action tlius excited has ceased.
‘(ow compare this with the elfcct iesultiiig from the appli-
vatiuzi of the tl.~\l.\'.-\.\'ll5 l5l~lL‘l‘. ’I‘:ike a Dyspeptic sufferer,
- run in the worse syiuptoiiis of an attack, and simply tie the
iclt ilrtlllllll the body, using the Magiietic Fllllll as directed.
II a short period the iiiseiisililc perspiration will act on the
n.~'iti'.'e eicmeiii. of the Belt. thereby causing a Galvanic cir-
‘lIl.il.l(|Ii which will pass on to the negative, and thence back
lg:-.i:i to the positive. thus keeping tip a continuous Galvanic
nciilatiui; tliri-uglioiit the systeiii. 'l‘biis the most severe
zisesa of l)\ Sl‘i-‘.I‘.‘3lA are l"I".Ii.\lAI\'l“.Z\"l‘LY CUIll".D. A
-‘l-LW l).~\'i’S IS (ll-"l‘l~'.l.\' A.\lI’L.‘i' SLJi«‘l<'ICIEi\"I‘ ’l'O ERADI
'.-‘.‘l‘l£ 'I‘lll~2 DISPZASIC OF \'I42AI’.S.
[3lEll'l‘ll*‘l(}.l'l'l']S illll) 'l‘IlS'I‘Il.0llllill.-3
Of the nmst Uiiiloulutctl Churnctcr, ,
«‘i~om all parts of the Country could be given, sufficient to fill
zteiy euliiiiiii iii this paper! .
Alli EKTRADRBINARY CASE,
:'sii-zli t‘,niii‘lIisi\ nly proves that
“ Trail: is straneer than 'Fit.tion.”
E)
C U 1{ E 0 E4‘
Rheiiinatisin, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. Dil. LANDIS, A CLERG YMVAN
.2’ .\'ew Jersey, of distinguished attainments and exalted repu
tatioii :-—
Sinxi-zv, New Jersey, July 12, I848.
Do. A. II. (?i»inis1'ii-:—De:ii' Sir: You wish to know of m '
<.-.-hat has been the result in my own case, of the application
at 'l‘Ill‘. t$.\l.V.-\.\’lC I)‘c‘.l.'l‘ AND .‘v'I~_1(.‘KI..A(.ZE. My replf
is as follmvs: V
For about Ill.'(‘Ilfy years I had been siilieriiig from Dys-
_i‘-'li‘?lll. l".rei‘_v _\'ear the symptoms became worse, nor could
' ubtaiii permanent ielict from any course of medical treat-
ment whatever. Alioiit fniirm-n years since, in consequence
of frcqiieiit CI\’[lt\"-lIl'e to the weatlier, in the discharge of my
g-astoral tliities, I became subject to a severe Uliroiiic 1l.heu-
vaatism, which for year after year, caused me indescribable
iii-_f.ii.~'li. I-‘arthcr: in the winter of ’-15 and ’-lb‘. in conse-
.-picnce of preaching a great deal in my own and various
ville!‘ churches in this region, I was attacked by the Bron
«:liil.is, which soon liecauie so severe as to require an imme-
diate S'.l.‘?p~‘.}llSlt\n of my pa.;loral'Ialmr.-:. .l.'i_/ nérveus system
.~.ms~ now !.'ioroi:::!.ly p.-‘oxlrchil, mid as my Broncliitis became
worse, so al<o did my l)_v.r.pepsia and Rlieiiniatic atl'ection——
thus eviiiciiig that these tlisordcrs were connected with each
other thru-.igl~.-tlie medium of the Nervous System.‘ In tbs
wlifile pliarinecopteia there seemed to be no remedial agent
—.vliicli could reach and recuperate my Nervous System;
everylliing that I had tried for this purpose had completely
failed. At last I was led by my fricniis to examine your in-
vcntions. and (tliciigli tvitb no very sanguine hopes of their
a.‘licieiicy.) l determined to try the effect oi” the application of
the (.‘r.\LV.-'tI‘.’lC lIl".I.'l‘ AND Nl<Z€,‘l(l.Al3l«‘., with the MAG-
.\'l<'.’l‘lC I-‘I.t.'ll). This was in June, I846. To MY GREAT
~‘..‘I'l‘0.‘lI.‘IH.‘Il‘I.'V"I', IN T\V0 IJAYFI .\l\' DYSPHPSIA HAD (IONS; IN
‘EIGHT n.n's I was l>I:‘l.\Ill.l-II) 'ro iu:—su:ii»: MY I‘.'t5‘l‘0HAl. i..uioiis;
VIOR H.‘.\'F. l SI.\'CI-I O.\II'I‘TEI) A §I.'\'(lI.F. SHHVICPION ACCOKINT OF
l‘Il|~2 BRO.\‘(ZlII'I'I.‘l; AN!) :iv R.Hl-2U.\l.-lTlC AFI-‘ECTION HAS r-2::
rini:i.v (:i:.i.-'.v:i) T0 TIl0l‘Hl.F-‘. Ml-Z. Such -is the wonderful and
.nappy results. of the experiment. -
I have reeoiimieiided the Bl~‘.I.T and FIJYID to many
who have been likewise siitfering from Nciiralgic allections.
They have tried them, WITH HAPPY iii-:si.ii.1"s, I 8El.lI2\'iZ, IN
I-ZVI-ZILY CASE. '
I am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBI£I.t’l‘ W. LANDIS.
DR. CHRlSTIE’S
GALVANIC NECKLACE
ls l'lF€ll for all complaints alfecting the Throat or Head. stick
as llroiicliitis. liiilainmatioii of the Throat, Nervous and Sick
lleadaclie, I)i7.'/.iiiess of the Head, Neuralgia in the Face,
5117.’/.lIlg' or Roaring in the Ears. Deafiiess, which is gene-
rally Nervous, and that distressed complaint, called Tie
Doloreux.
Palsy and‘ P'aralysi's.
All pliysiciaiis ackiimvlellgc that these terrible diseasol:
I are caiisml by a nYn_/lcimicy of Ne;-L-nits Eiiergy iii the affected
linibs. Du. _Ul{lI:.‘1'I'll-7'3 Ualvaiiic Articles will supply thi
tleticient power, and a complete and entire cute is tau
ellccted.
1390 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
have been reported to Du. t_'.niiis'rir. and his Agents withi
the last two years, which have been entirely restored.
CA 9. :\\"_v!'_l-'.\'4' J. F. 'l'o.\n:s of Brooklyn, N. Y" had in
been able to walk a step for near foiir years. and was so help
less that be had to he fell. The most celebrated physiciani
gave him tip. In live days after be commenced wearing
the (.l.si.\.t.\‘ic Bl—ZI.'l', ;\'.=:ci:i./tci-:, asp l.ilt.\Cl>‘.I.I-2'|'S, he walket
across the room, and in three weeks he had perfectly xe-
tovered his health. Captain Tomes is seventy years of age.
§
DR. Cl-lRlSTlE’S
GALVAN EC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in cases of Conviilsioirs or Fits
Spaisnioilic Coiiiplaiiits, and general Nervitiis Alfcctiotis of
the Ilead and upper extremities. Also in Palsy and Paralysis,
and all ilis-eases caused by a ilellcienc ~ of power or Nervous
lzlnergy iii the limbs or other organs-o the body.
Tic Doloreui: and 1\l’-euralgia.
These dreadfiil and azoiiizing complaints are iiinnerlialeli
reli«_-veil by the application of the G.\i.v.t.-ric Bi-:i.'r, Nv.cKi.Aci
no l<‘i.om. ’.l‘lie Belt dilliises the Electricity through the
system; the Necklace has a local ell'ect, and the Fluid act;
directly upon the atfectcil nerves. In these distressing amic-
lions the-application NEVI~_‘.lt FAILS.
F2TS AND CONVULSIONS.
These alarming and terrible complaints are always caused
by a d€1'rtll_.-{L‘IlI€1lf. of the Nerves. 'l'lic Bi-:i.'r, BIIACI-ZLET5 AND
Fi.ivin will cure nearly every case. no matter how ‘young or
old the patient, or Iiow conlirmed the complaint. Numerouf
Ind astonishing proofs are in possession of the proprietor.
Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the coiintr
of the most extraordinary character can be given, it" require
No trouble or inconvenience attends the use of
DR. CHRIS'1'IE’S GJLF’./INTO .6IR'l‘fCLES, and they’
may be worn by the most feeble and delicate. with perfect
ease andsafety. In many cases the iieiisotion attendiii
their use is llifl/lly pleasant and agreeable. They can be sea
to any part of the country.
. - Prices:
The Galvanic Belt,
The Galvanic Necklace,
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Back,
The Ma etic Fluid, > One Dollar.
39- The articles are accompanied by full and plain dii-en
tions. Pamphlets with full particulars may he had of ti
authorized Agent. ».
- PARTICULAR CAUTION.
%- Beware of Coimterfeils and Worthless fmilizlionn.
D. o. MORBHEAD, M. 13.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED S'I'A'l‘E9.
132 Broadway. New York
For Sale by J. A. WEED.
Segars.
UDGES of good Sega rs are fnvft ed to call
and examine a choice bri~nd, just i-ec’d by
Three Dollars.
Two Dollars.
WEED.
iNsUcxncE~Aocncv->f,-
Geo..‘A. Bisiseli.
» AGi:N'i-.-.1-'oit,'rni~: . '=?
Howard,
M U?-URl.,Quincy Mututil. and Middlssex :
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies‘
and the American Mutual
. Life Insurance Company; . - . .
Ufliee at (lie Store of Judson‘ Q.-'Bisscll. ,
Non\v.u.K,,,'Co.\'N'. ' " I
A. H. Byington,
General Agent for procuring Pen-
stuns. Bounty Lands, Extra and Bqek
Pay. French/Spolia('ions. Letters
Patent, <s‘c., is-c.
A George A. Davenport", I
ttorney‘and Coaiiscllorat law
0.17509 VVCSI Sirle the Bridge,
Non\_vai.1{, CONN. A-
0. S. Ferry,
ilttoriicy and Counsellor at law:
l'l'Iall0ry’s Building.
JOHN AUSTEIWS
an atom
AQEEEEE
Over I’. St. John’s Store,
NOP»\V.~\LK, CT.
Lilzenesses
T/Va/rm7zlc(l to please all good judg,_~_.,l
Ba.i:n’s Merchant’s
TELEQEAPE EFFICE,
NOR\VALK, CONN.
In the Post Ofilce Buiiléing.
G. J Gl.’E.U.i."‘i€Al\l’,
DEAL]-IR i.\' 1-‘URl~ZlG.\' AND DOMl~2S'l'lC‘
Slap it €$;l’tt1iti_i flip Qboobg
CARP/ATING
Cflrlziagc -Cloths an :1 tniilinngs.
lclall l:ll§, SSIIIIERES, l"ES'l'li\’GS,
Sneetziiiags . Elannels, Batts &c.,
N O R W A L K, CT.
Bimon Finch,
Dl~2ALl-IR IN
[-lardware, Cutlery. lron, Steel‘, Piiilnfs,
Oils. French \Vindow Glass and
Aoni(:oLrun.u. I.\iei.i~:i\ii~:i~"i=s.
_N()l’.\VALK. CONN.
Dr.N'rAI} SURGERY
B3! Drs. HILL & TITGH
0fli.te_ oz,-cr C. .73 G’-rzunmzs Slore, foot of
Zllain sl., Z\’or'u:al/.7, C1,
Raymond 65:. Ills-ad,
WHOLESALE & R JTAIL DEALERS
In Grocei'ies, Provisions. Flour, Feed, Salt,
Fish. CI‘nckei'y and Glass \Vare, \Vooden' and
Willow \V:ire.. l‘»roouis, Mats, &c.. &c.
No. :2 lVatcr st... Norioal/c, Conn.
r. I-2. Nash, ~
_ M.-ti\'Ui~‘Ac'rUiti«:n_ or
TIN. Slll-”.l£’l‘ ir.oN, AND (:0PI’l3ll WAR cs,
EA L ER in Stoves, Fm naces, Iron \Vire
gt tltttl llmls, Biiltaiiia, Japan. “food and
\Villow \V$ll‘(’.S, Knives and Forks, Fm ce
Puinps. Leipl Pipe, Sheet Lead. Frencli Bus-
lmts. etc. .\0Cllllg and house johliing done at
sliort noiieeand in a workinanlike manner.
South Norwalk, July 1 "lib. léél.
TAYLOR'S FASHIONABLE
llai Cutting, lies.-siiig and Sharing
sALooN,
I‘.'(=ar (he Spring.
‘lfI.5.I\'l{FLiL for past favors, he hopes by
strict attention to business to inerit. ii con
tinuance of the same. I’ariicular attentio
paid to cutting misses’ and cliildi'en's hair in’! -
latest style. Razors honed in a superior
tier. Tricoplierus and r'erIiiuiei'y ofal
constantly on hand and for sale. _
(:7? Bay “later of the best kind eonst-antly
ha rid and for sale. _ .
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l’l*.0l’Llt’ S. HOTEL. .
1 7 & 1 9 Catherine Slip, N. Y.
GEO. ST..lOHN, I.’ROPRIE'l‘OR, A
CU LD respectfully announce to his
frieiids and the public that the above’
boiel has been built the past summer under the
superinteiidence of the proprietor with-special‘
rcfe.re.nce to the accommodation oftransient. and:
|)Bl'llllllI€'-Ill boarders. It now contains 45 well
veiiiilaietl and elegantly furnished Iodgingroonis'..
provided with all the modern improvements and
conveniences. Connected with the hotel is n
i'£-.sttii°'aunt or dining saloon where all the sub-—
stantials and delicacies of the season are pro‘-
vided at it moinent~’s notice at all hours, and’
served up in a style not iiifei-ir;r to any house of
the kind in the United States. The patronage-
ofthe public is respecfully solicited. Baths 152%
cts; lodgings single rooms 25 cts.
ew York, Nov. ;’24th, 185]’.
Eiarclwr-.re, Cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils !‘-
EE F1.\'CH has now on hand one oftlier‘
0 most exteiisiveand well selected assort--
ments of foreign, domestic and building hard’-
ware. cutlery. iron, steel, paints, oils, French
and American window glass—assorted sizes.
agricultural iinpleinents, hay cutters, corn shel-
lers, die. all of vvliich he will sell atprices de-
i'yin;; competition. Also, every description of
carriage liardwa re, felloes. hubs. spokes, laces,
linings, patent. leatlier, &c.alI’ of which he sells
upon the principle of “ small profits and ready
sales.” .
The sub.-:ci'ibei' is also agent for the sale 0
Buswell’s Jlfirteral Paint, which is proofagainstz
_fire, water and weather, and unchangeable in
in its color, and is the best, cheapest and most
durable mineral paint pow in use. In fact, our
assortment comprises :1 variety and extensive-
iiess that would baffle a detailed description, and
we tlierefore would respectfully invite the pub-
lie to cal and examine themselves, 45
FRUIT TREES
AT THE
Enutli) Normal: Nttrscrp,
- THE subscribers respectfully ‘solicit the
...4 attention oftruitgrowers to their stock of
Trees, consisting of choice Apple, Pear, Cher-A
ry Plunib, Appricot and Peach Trees_ Ever-
greens and extra sized horse Chest nuts and
mountain ash. Also a very fine lot oflsnbella
and Catauba Grape Vines. Also the true Red
_A71('u;eT17 Raspacry, which we warm nt, and
Iiold ourselves responsible for its beingtlio new A.
or Pure red Antwerp. The last of Oct. or 1st
of Nov. will be the proper time for putting out
the plants, when allynecessary direction will be
given. GEO. SEYMOUR 66 Co.
P. S. \Ve caution the public to buy no
Antwerps ofany person without holdicgtliem
respo-Jsible for its being the new or pure -red
Antwerp. The country is full efthe, spurious
kind. ‘ sep20 cf
NEW HARNESS F‘OI{.SALE CHEAP:
Inquire at this oflice. map. 29
6m48=
llartford Mutual, Westchestefl'
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