Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, June 1, 1852 · page 4

A ;»;-nportion.

 

For the Cure of

. canons, 001-138,

‘= 1;o.ens:r:1\r::ss,, snow-
QHITIS, GROUP, ASTH-
1_VI.A., WHOOPING-COUGE
AND CONSUMPTION.

Inofferiiig to the commi_iiiiiy this justly celebra-
?r:'il' remedy for diseases of the throat and Lungs, it
t-' not our wish to trifle with the lives or health of
En: alfiicted, but frankly to lay before them the
opinions ofdistinguislied men‘ and some ofthe evi-
dences of its success, from which they can judge for
thciiiselves. e sincerely pledge ourselves to
make no wild assertions or false statements of its
-‘iticzicy, nor will-we hold out any. hope to‘ suffering
iiuiiiaiiity which facts will not warrant.

Many proofs are here given, and ,we solicit an in
a.i.iry from the public into all we publish, feeling
;-‘r<mii'ed they will find them perfeetly reliable, and

' and the medicine worthy their best confidence and

pa‘ troiiage .-
l~‘i'oi_n the distinguished‘ Professor of Cliemis-.
try and .\lateria Medica, Bowdoin College.

Dear Sir: I delayed answering the receipt‘ of
preparation, until Iliad an opportunity of witness-
ing its effeotsin my own family, or in the family of
any frieiids.

'l‘his I have done with a high degree of satisfac-
'-imi. in cases both of adults and children.

I have found it. as its ingredients show, a power-
t'-il remedy for colds, and conglis, and pulmonary
t‘ll~'(.‘ZlSeS. PARKER CLEAVELAND, M. D.

l5izoivsw1cK,M1-:,, Feb. 5. 1847. '

From an Overseer in the Hamilton Mills, in
this City.
LOWI-:l'.I., Aug. 10, I349.

171' J. C. Ayer. I have been cured of the worst
.--nitgll I ever had in my lile,by your *' Cherry Pec-
iv-'rzil,” and never fail when 1 have an opportunity.
of recommending ittn others.

Yours, respectfully,
S. D. EMERSON.

91?’ Read the following. and see if this medicine
is worth atrial. This patient had become very fee-
lilo. and the effect of the medicine was i1iiaiistaka-
til‘: distinct :—

UNITED STATES HOTEL, Sanarooa SPRINGS,
, July 5, 1849.

Dr‘ J. C. Ayer,——Sir: I have been afllicted with
n painful affection ofthe Lungs, and all the symp-
t.:::is'ofsettled consiimptinu, tor more than a year.
ieonld find no niedicine that wouldreaeli‘ my c:ise,
.-:'ii!il I commenced the use ofyour “ Cniiiiiir PE--
'.*-.7n«1.," which gave me gradual relief, and l have
5r.-eii steadily gaining my strength till my health is
\'.‘-ill nigh restored‘

\V_lii|e using your medicine , I had the gratificatioii
.-ufciiring with itiuy reverend friend, Mr. ’l‘i'uiiiau.
wt" Suinpter District, who "ind been suspended-
iiuiiii his parochial duties by a‘ severe attack oi
ll-‘iilICllll.lS. _

lliave pleasure in certifying these facts to you.

Aiid-am, sir, yours re.-pectfully,
J. F. CALHOUN, of South Carolina.
l"rcp:ti'ed and sold by James G. Ayer, practical
vi:-zinist, Lowell. l\‘l.'l$_S, and for sale in Norwalk by
‘-viii E Bissell , and J W Taylor, Westport. 7

A 1\'i«:w Mom: or si~:'r'rii\‘G

Artificial Teeth!

?" ‘l HE undersigned has invented and patented
. a conipound artificial basis for setting teeth,
~_i~v which the process is reiidered much more
simple and easy than heretofore—and reduces
I-’i.c crrpcnse about on.e—lialf. The process is
.-uitii-ely new, and as beeutiful as itis simple and
.=-;-0-xoi‘nical. Entire sets can now be fnriiislied.
liar upper sets for $25, and partial sets in
A. HILL, D. D. S.

3l'oi'\valk, Nov. 10th, 1851. 4:3tf

” £3-Jreat Mass Gathering at

 GRUliEAN’S'

 

Just Elegceiivefil
The Eiaigest Stock
9/’ Fancy and Staple Dry

floods, at prices peificzfly aszfon isliin g
[It fact, some Goods are almost

-gives: Away.

»(7wr as3o7'tme.7zt of DeLaincs, Casi» '

mores, Alpaccas, Poplivzs, Persian
De-Lai=ne.9, T/Libel Clot‘/L, jlfcrivzo,
and other DRESS GOQDS was

never as good atpresem‘.

(Var. Stock of Dress Silks is Immense,
tfnnsistiiig of Black and Colored, Figured and
Plain, in all and every varie't.y.
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Vest.-
i-izs and all other goods for Men’s and Boys’
zroeris larger than ever before otfei-ed. in
not, Ladies and Gentlemen can find any and
every article wanted for Dress, Use, or Orna-
ment, and at prices that would astonisli all,‘aud
EDEFY COMPETITION. Also, the Largest
fl-rock of‘D'omestic Goods ever offei'ed, and by
-..=i‘l" odds the cheapest Dou’t forget, the

“Old Bridge Store”
Is the placefor BARGAEVS .’ .’
' 0- I GrRUli'lAN-

Noiwalk, Sep-.. 1', E851.”

500 MEN WANTED

Not; to Work upon the g
R a i 1 R O a. cl. l

But to purchase their

 

"iber where a saving is made sufficient to pay
to. eniniles travel. Call and prove the truth
at - GEO. W- SMI’l‘H’S.

South Novwalh. Dec. 26, 1851.

A. SELLEGIX,
, Book Seller and Binder,
AS just return_ed from New York with a
. new and valuable collection of-School and
Miscellaneous Books. Also,a large assortinerit,
ot’Statioiiery,incliiding Blank Books.Foolscap,

 

I 'Let1_e1’, and Note Paper, envelops, Slates; &c.,‘

which he w._ill_sell cheaper than tliey can be
bouglit for at anyo-ther stoieinflthisgvicinity.

£?l3oolc_s of all kinds, bound in his usually
ncritaiid durable style, at exti'eiiiely low rates,
and Satisfaction givvn to all.

Our stock of,

_- .,.

Looking‘ Glasses, W’illow W'are &.c
E QUINTAARD A: SONS have at their
0 ware-roon'is ii few rods east ol the bridge
a/large assortment of cabinet furniture, consist-
ing in part of sofas, centre, card, book, ten, work
unp kitchen tablesof various kinds, mahogany"
and black walnut. niaible top dressing bureaus
dlain dressing bureaus. common bureaus of 1
prices, some as low as $5 .50. Mahogany, bl’k
walnut and ma ile bedstends of various iittei-us

‘I ' l I $0‘ 9‘ P P t’ d
not pi-ices.sonie_as ow as -:.o. ateii oe -
steads that can be put up in three minutes and
without a key. Msiliogaiiy, curled maple, l)i'k
walnut, kitchen and windsorcliaiis. Cliildren’s
table and low chairs. _\Villow waggons. cra-
dles and Cllilllfs. . Looking glasses of all sizes
and prices, mm 25 cents to $10. Spring iiiat-
i'essos.tlle best and cheapest. beds in existence.
“'9 will deliver any fnriiiiure purchased of us
(to_tlie amount of $10 or over) in New Canaan,
SVIHOH Oi‘ Darloufree of charge and free from

amuge.

Rcacly Zlfzzrlc Cn]]’iizs.~—Vt7e have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 cnffiiis of iiialicgiiiiy,
black walnut", clierry and wliitewond of all sizes
and descriptioiis, which can be furiiislied at a
few minutes notice. \Ve also furnish shrouds
mid everything iii-.cessai'y for the intemieiit. ol
the dead, and will see to the diggiiig of ‘graves
when requested. “/3 will attend funerals in
New Canaan, '\Vilton or Darien. without extra
char 9. E. UINTAPD ac SONS.

NEB.—-l)el'S0t)S(%VlSl1illg rd purcliase burial
lots in the Norwalk Ceiiietery may make ap
plication to us. 45tf

«life:/zi ! Jig.-mi !

At the New llieat Marlzet.

‘H E Subscriber has just opened it l\l:lt'lH:‘.l

adjoining the store of Lockwood. Haiiglit

&. Co. for the convenience of the people ofthis

viciiiity, and by constant attention and every ef-

fort to please his custoiiiers, he hopes to share
the public patronage.

P. S. The very best qualities of meat only
will be vended at this establisliinenr. and every
attention paid to clcnlincss. a matter too much
ovprlooked at most iiiarkets.
11

B. ST. JOHN.
Agent

 G. VWAREEEJ
Cabirzct Zlialrer (l7Z(.l U22(le7't(Il.:e7' .’
(Two doors east. of the Bank.)

.5 '1'A]lJl5'ORD, C T.
HAVIN(}i' rcce.iitly coiiiiiplotetl an
extensive alteration aml improve-
ment in his extuhlisliiiieiit, and ex-
tended the compass of his hiisiiiess.
wonld_ respectfully iiiforiii the. iiiliabi-
tants of this and tlie_ adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is coiistantiy manufactur-
ing every descriptioii of
€3£.5..BE.-’f*.l?.lT Wafiflfi
iz: a good and general variety of
Bc(1.rl.<lca.ds, T ables, ll/'cz.9li.st:7.'/iris, Secrctrzries
.Bll»’)'e-211/5, Sof(.t.s', LS1‘. .~j'c.

iuade of various kiiids of \vood. and selling at
prices which cannot. fail to suit the purchaser.

Also, ti variety of CH}'t IRS—liair, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style.

Houseliclilfuriiituieofany desci'iption matin-

'.actui'ed to orde ' at Sll()l'l‘ notice on the most
aasonahle terms. Also a very extensive as-
irtnient of

zifatzfressos, Palmssos, Patent Bood-

sierzcls, dye. Eye.

That can be set up and taken down by any one

ii less than two niinutes.

He has also a handsome assortment of the

nostfasliioiialilestyles of

ivliich he will sell asmcticap as can be bought

any wliere.

He is also pi'epai'ed to furnish
COFFINS, SHR.-OUDS, CAPS. l3lCAP.FS. &c.
ofevery des(:i'iplioii that may be desired, or
that; can be olitaiiiod in the city of New York
at u iiionients w.'ii'niii;1. day or iiiglit, on the most
i'e:isonable terms. He is also pi'eplit'('tl to fur-
nish liearse.s, cari'i:ige.s. see to the. rliggiiig ol
fzriives, and to attend touiiy other ni'i'uii'geiiieiit'
that may be \VlSll(‘-Ll lor the funeral processioii,
&c. ".l.‘l1():’l6 who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased frieiiil several days, caiibe furiiishcd
with an ice box in wliieli it may be pie-sei'ved a
week or longer if necessary.

E. C. \VAIi'REI‘~i.

Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851.

Farm for Sale.

TH E place f()l'lll6l'l_V occupied by
Alvin Hyatt‘, dcc’d, is offered for sale.
It consists of about tliree acres ofgood laud,
witlia dwelling-liouse and burn thereon stand-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying neat‘
Elie house of Ira Belts. Jr., and on the line of
the Danbury _& Norwalk railroad. For further
particulars enquire of

SAMUEL P. RANDLE.

Vfilton, i‘r'larch 3.1851. Qtl

 

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Fen‘ Sale,
\VlTH iuimediate possession. a good
Mill with wat.eiflpo\ve_roii an 6.\'(:('3ilf‘nYSll't>.-tllll.
with a convenient House, Barn, and 14 acres of
land, situated about 7 miles from Norwall. or
St:iml'oi'd. For pai'ticulai-s enquise of S. E.
OLi‘vlS'l‘E.-\D. or .lOl-]N EATLEY.
Noi'w-.ilk. May £"4th, 1851. 2111'

Ready lfviade Glotliiziig.
Till?) subscriber has on hand and inteiids
keeping a good assortment of Ready Made
Clotiiing 0 tall kinds. Also, a good assortment
of Cloths, Cassinieres. and Vestings, which
he will ma kc up to order in good style and at
short notice.
N. B. Pai'tict.lsratt.eiition paid to cutfina.
’l‘l-IUMAS RILEY.
NorWalk.Fe.b. 525.1851. 9

 

Norwalk Gemetery &.ssocia-
titan.

T a Meeting of the Ncrwalk Cemetery

. Association, held August. 29th., 1859, to-

'ted that. Evert Quinta rd and Lyman Richards,

be a committee to have geiieral supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as i'eg;ii'tls
monuments, toin"‘=.tones. and enclosure of lots,

‘ and that no person shall dig a grave. or ei'e'.':t

stones to graves, without perniission and advice
of said coinmitttee. '
Attest. E. Quinn. iui. (lhairmau
‘W. C. S'i‘iit‘.i-‘.'r. Sc-c’y pro mm.

, WET GOODS.
1 YARDS of ladies‘ Dress Goods,
clamaged by water at the‘ late fire
ill Broadway. for sale cheap at
L. Iii. RANDLE‘S.

44

Norwalk, April‘ 12-.

Notice.
Q LL persons indebted to the subscriber
whose accounts have stood over one year

_ a_re requested to call and make immediate pay-

ment, otherwise thei ' accounts will be put in
an officer’s hands for collection.
' , N. ‘WOOD.
. 4 I

Jan. 526, 1852.

“ C Y'_I‘HES.-50 doz. Elliot Beai'dsley’s su-
perior cast and German steel Scythes, for
sale by the dozen to dealers at maiiufactui'er’s

PFICGS. by STREET dc QUINTARD.

Wooden ‘Ware, &c.

. EDAR Tubs, Pails, Seives,"l‘rays,Bowls.

V Clothespins, Brooms, painted ‘Tubs and
Pails, Cocoaiiut; Dippers. Mats, VVisks, ti-av-
ellig Baskets, Knives and Forks, Saucepans.
.FI'ylng[)ttlis,< Sadiirons, Shovels and Tongs.
Door Scrapers, Porcelain Kettles, &c. by

L., H. 6: Co.

er-= "sirnii ms s-rock’

-Glieaper than Ever

HE subscribers have just received, and
shall keep coiistniitly on hand one of the

.lt‘ll'gt‘.S't assortnients of

READY MADE CLOTHING.
for Spring and Summer wear, ever brought. into
this town, which will he sold cheaper than ever.
tf LITE-IAUER 6.’. TURK.

 

J. IVE. Smitlfs Marble Yard,
Near the Bridge, Nor-wul/:. Conn.
, EPULCH RAL Monuments and G rave.
Stones ofevery variety of pzitterns, and of
the most skilful workinausliip. The best. as-
sortineiit of Ainericaii and Foreign Marble,
kept. constaiitly on hand.

Persons wishing to procuie Monniiieiits or
any kind ofM:ii'ble \Voi'k,ai'e invited to calla nd
give a personal inspection of his inateriul and
woi kiiiaiisliip, as this will be more sat.isfact.oi'y
than to purchase. ofAgeiits without anoppoi'tu-
niiy oftestiiig the quality of the article con
trat.-toil for.

EEF"I‘lie Letteringand Ol’nfllTlel'lltll\V01'll is
executed by an experienced workniaii and can
warrant it. to give entire satisfactioii. A

fvlziyi 1852. '

N E W 1'0 R K
Cabinet, chair, sofa and
Bctitling Epholstcry Esiaihlishment.
AT Ev'E\V C.v‘\|.\‘r\.-\‘.\', CT.

EIE propiietor of the. above is prepared to
exuciite any tliing lieloiigiiig to either of

- the above business, and keeps on hand for sale _

at low prices bcdsteads from $1 '75 cis to $54 75
of maple, 502.; cottage B walnut from $8 to $14
-—ltltIll§),_<__1ll1y from S8 to $50 ; bureaus from $4
to iiiiiliogaiiy front; all maliogaiiy extni
from $9 to 553:3 with ui:ii-hle top {Ye ; rule. joint
tea tables from $2 50 to $4 ; inaliogaiiy do from
-‘S6 to $30 ; chairs fiom 37-i cts to each ; stands
and wasli stand from to $14 ; Sofas spring
seats and hair cloth covered from $12 to 3349i) ;
inatti-esses from $1 25 to $31.5 ; comforters from
$1 75 to 75; feathers very low; iiiiittresses
of straw,t.ea grass, patent prepa red corn husk.
curled grass, curled hair ‘*:c., and eVPl'yllllt)§_-'
ever wished for at equal low prices at least 25
per cent less than can be obtaiiied elsewln-.i'e iii
the country, and eve,rytliiiig sold at his est:ib-
lishiiieiit is v.'aii'anted to be what it is sold for
A lot of cottage bed posts for sale , ii coiistant

‘ siipply on hand; (ie.ale.i°s supplied at 1'educl~:(l

prices. 'l.‘ui'iiirig (lone neatly.

N B———lle.ar.l_viiiatle coffins constantly mi hand
of all sizes and qualities at low prices. and will
attend to the diggiiig of ;__rraves and will fui'iiisli
evei'ytl'iiiig iiccessiiiy for the iiiterineiit of the
dead. l?'iii:e.i'iils will he attended with a liearse
&'c unequalled for i‘c.=pect., free’ from extra
L'.lltI|'gPS. New Yci~l<'C:il.-'iiie.t and Upholstery
Estiililisliiimnt. New Cniiaaii, Ct. -13

 

* I-ll“-I subscrilier liziviiig opened and fui'nisli-
- - ed a new Marble Yard in Nonvalk, iienr
the lieuil of Main Sil‘8€l.\VUUltl i'e=..spectl'iiil_\f so-
licit all to favor him with ll call, and exiiiiiiiie
his stock and workiimiisiiip. i:lB intends lllt‘.-‘-
lug on hand constantly a fall zrssortiiieiit of
Auierican and foreign Marble, and the work-
iiiaiisliip of a superior style. i‘rIoiiunients.
Toiiihstoiies, counter and table 'l'ops,&c., die.
furnished at the sliortest cider and on reason-
able teriiis. .lOl:lN H. ‘\Vl*.'EKS..

_Noi'wall<, Nov. 6th, 1851. 4.3

Zitic Ialaints.

THE subscriliers i=ll'er ii lull assoirtinent of
tll‘t’.CelFlJl‘lIl(‘.(l Zinc Pziiiits, comprising snow
white. white, pearl and brown, grouiid in oil,
nianufaciui'ed by the “ New Jersey Zinc Coin-
pany," and for sale at their lowest prices.

16 STREET (K: QU‘l*."ti"AR.D.

 

Investment of liflcney.
Tlllil StIl)SCl‘ll)(-!l'S will attend to the invest-
ment of Money in the cities of New Yoik.

Brooklyn and \Vll_ll.'tll1Sl)Ul'gl‘l,
In sums of $500 and iiiipwartl,
on bond and iiinrtgage, on improved and unin-
cumbered lleiil Estate, worth at least
li‘lF'l‘Y PER. CENT. MORE
than the investment, at seven per cent. interest
per annum. payable lialfyeai'l-yj.‘aii(l will attend
to the collection ofinterest. wlien dne,aiid remit
the same to le.nders. or accept of drafts there-
for, payable on the days the interest: will fall
due. No cliaigc is made to lend'ei's for the
investment of money or the collection of
interest.

The sitnatioii of the Slll_)SCl‘llJe1'S, as Altai‘-
-neys for the Building Associat':ons meiitioned
below. Give them §i'aci‘lities for investing money

within ten (lays after its receipt, or after re-

ceipt. of notice of the sums to be invested.

\Ve. rest as a guarantee of our integrity and
capacity upon the .‘‘act that. we are the Attorneys
oftlie followiii;,J, Coiporations, all of which etu-
ploy their capital in i:ive.st'iients on inortg:ige,
whereby the -.i-mount invested by us exceeds

50,0t)€> DOL LARS PER MONTH.
American Benefit. l3uild’ing Azssociation, N York

‘.?‘d 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
M echa nics’ do do do
2d Meclianics" do do do
Frankliii ' do do Brooklyn
.Brooklyn Mech’ics‘ do do do
Nassau do do do
\Va§liington do do do
Haniiltzon do do do
Coluinbier do‘ do do
Brooklyn Accumulating Fund ' do do
Long Island do do do do
East Brooklyn do do do do
SouthBi ooklyn do do do do

I? l'fl'U.l‘tllel' reference is required, we can,
0" niiulicntion. refer to the principal Merchants,
Bankers and Insurers in New York and Brook-

lyn. Address all communications to
BARNARD & PARSONS,
At/orricg/s at Law,
_3in11 16 Wall street: N. Y.

Ctlayton &‘Bailey’s4
ELF-GENERATING .Gas Lamp, per-
- feetly safe, and not liable to get ont of re-
pair. It will give more light for the saine cost
thanany light now inuse. .-To be obtained on".

b’ at Lockwood. Haighr «Sc Co’s in N oi-walk.-

Solar lamps altered to burn the above. it 9

2150

.. p For Sale.
 A small farm situated in Darien near
he Brick Chureli,‘an-". wijliin five minutes’
walk of the Depot,’ where five or six trains of
cars stop daily to and from New York——consist-
ing of agreed two-story dwelling-house, barn
and cow~house. and other out-buildings, with
four acres of. fii'st.~ rate land and in good condi-
tion. On said place there is good orchards of
grtifted fruit. It is pleasantly located, and well
worth the attention of any one wanting a place
of that size. It will be sold and is well worth
the inoney. For further pnrticulais enquire
of \V. \-Vliitney 6.’. Co. oi 0f'G., Wlather on the
coi-tier by the iiieeting-house.

N. 1-}.—-lf the above propeity is not sold by
the first of April it. will then be rented.

Darien, Feb. 26. 1859.. 1

-5,,-,, Bonuses and Lots for Sale.
 TH E subscriber has for sale several
convenient coitiige houses with good lots and
improvenieiits. which he will sell upon reason
able terms, and very (:l’letlp.

12tf GEO. O. STREET.

 

 

 

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‘(l0\'I-23 tliatlt is cont:-::ry to nature that any 5l.\‘(H.l
ARTICIJI or C().\:l‘0L'!\’1) c.:.\‘ Cl!}*.Y. izviziiv I:lSl~2.\S|"53

N()'l‘lfl.\'(} IIAS lr2\'I5ll. BEI-I.

and italso proves that
I-2l:‘l:‘I;’C1.‘UALlA( iill.-\DlCA’I‘E D18-

I"()U.‘.’D '10 50
EASE in

DR. ‘STEPHEN JEWETT’S

JUS’I‘I.'x' AND IIIGIILV CELl£RR.‘\'I‘El)‘

FAMILY MEDICINES

Prepared by Stcplu:-1 .1ewctt,iioii ot‘_tlie late Dr. Stcplien
Jew».-"tt, oi"l{iiidgc, L. 11.,

each m:sio:!r.n for and l.’.\‘l‘A1:.H.l.li_l.}ID in the l"l~‘.lti\IA-
Nr2.\"I.‘ R1-‘.1.l151“ and CURE of all diseases for wiilch they \
are iccoiiiuiciidcd.

0RiGlN.\I.1'.Y 1‘REl’.-\1'lEl) BY‘O1\‘l~3 OF '1‘1lF: .‘.l0S'I.‘

SUt.‘(.‘1£5S):‘Ul. AN!) l«2.\l1.\’l;i\"l‘ l’1lYSlClA.\'S
’.L‘ll.~\’l‘ I-:\'I£l‘. Ll\’15D. ,
Used and Il.ceo:n_meu(ied by Eminent
Physicians 01 the present. day.

During n. long and continued series ofyci-.rs they have con-
tinued to do their i-.ooii‘ivni:i: in a quiet and Mlle iimniier.
and prob.-iblv so .\i'.:in(.-i.\'i:s ii.\\'i.: DONE on am: ooiso so
BICCIX T0 1tF.LlEVE and CUIU-I tlicscproiioiiiiccd iiicro:~'n
noi-i:,oi: STANDS so rum .n.:~'n i.ni-r.iu.sii.\ni.i»: I.\' run
noon l:$'l‘l3lA'l‘l0.\'-01!‘ riii: i-i:at.ic. ’l'lii~_v are n-i-oin-
rnemlcd by l)I5'I‘I.\'Gll1Sl1l-ll) and EM)-.\'I~.‘l\"l‘ CITI-
Z1-INS. who have rt-:i:so.\'.\i.i.i' iii tlicirfaiiiilios and among
tlicir frieiids seen their i:i:i;.u' lll:.‘il-:l‘l(.'l.\L i»:t'i‘i:c1'.s.

No Family should be without them.
roa urox THEM riiut AND TREE iu:i.ui¢c: can an
Pl.ACl:l.‘.

To the ntlllctect we iasiv, " F.ui. :~'o'r TO TRY Aim BECIIVI

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RELIEF" in the thorough trial of tlics
GREAT AND (.'EI.Ellll.-‘\'I‘ED

TRUE Il.llS'l‘llllA'i‘l‘r'llS.

The Celebrated TRUE
. Health Restoring Bitters,

‘A hlnnicixn ron EVERY SEASON IN 11.: Yuan,
Rcniove all morbid secretions, ptirify the blood, give great
tone and vicar lo the Digestive Or,v_'aiis,ciirc (Il."l‘l_|St:i| that
nli'e:id_v exist. fortify the it_\’F_tci\.i zigaiiist futnrc _diso'.tsc.ttt
no time dcliilitiitiing the ]'z!'lllL‘llL Bcnii; gi-atclnl to the
most delicate stoiii:-.cli, their CIIIZFZIIING. l.\'\’l(‘l0ltA’l‘l.\‘(‘l,
S'i’l:l2.VIl‘l'lll£Nl.\'fl. and Ii?-:."‘I"Ol:ATl\'l’. l't!l)I"t2ll’I'lI£5 iiinka
tlit-iii an invaluable and SURE Ill.-JMIZDY in.

. . . .
Liver Complaints, J aandice, Dyspepsia.
Incipient; Consumption
AND ALL DTIH-ZR DlSl'..'§iZ9 CAUSI-In iir AN isirtrnr. st.-i_1't
or ‘fill: NTOAIACII, 13owi:i.s. lli.oon, LIV}-Lit, etc., which

tend to dcbilitatc or irctizuui the s) stein.

TH E HIGHLY CELlilll’.i\'/'.'ED

Pulmonary Elixir,

PROVJCD '.I‘IlIi Bl.’.S'l' C‘0_1'GII MEDICINE EVER
K-_\‘O\l';\'.

 

 

of the most highly approvetl

This Elixir contniiil riin_iiv _ _
~ ‘ cs, limits: pociiliiirly mid tor-

Ct)‘JL'll 0|‘ I-Xpl? }l‘1lIi.llN“.!lC
Itiiiiitt-l_\'ci-iiilv. . .iiiid is truly wmiilurfnl in its good re-
sults. The inultiiiulc who lmvciisoril this l'2li.v'ir L'.\'i:oiti\'o-
c.u.i.v proiioniicc it t-:- be superior to any other preparation
in use for similar purpo s. I’.\l'.l‘lC\.’l..\lll.\' siini'i.ii Till!
lll2lil(‘l.\'li iii: l.\' i;\'i.i;r F.\.\lll.‘i’ 1\‘Ill2l:!Z Tll"‘ sin:
(‘.lllLl)1(l-I.\', as the ih-lay in procuring it pliys .n hit]
one" _m-m-ml (tits! to ttimio wlioni 'i‘uii~:i.Y ASSISTANCE
W0l:i.o IIA vi: .‘l.\\‘l‘.l'. A ‘niltiiibie l‘t'.'llC(l_\' in

CONSUEIPTIGN OF THE LUNGS,
Sore 'I"I1rout, Ast.hni.'t, Brmicliitls,
Croup, and other Di:-icnses at the
, liespix-utory ()rguns.

 

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THE .l US'l‘l.Y Cl"-.I.l-‘.i‘lRATED

_ I‘ I‘ v t Y . , I _
S’l‘nl.iitl’l‘1llli\l?\l} l liAS’l‘ER,
Ia imi-.'ersn1ly l'|Ci(l1G‘u\'lL‘tltZ(".l to be the host plaster crer
kiiown.

This Plaster in coriipnsml of quite a nimihcr ofvecetablo
8lIl1*i!lllL‘t"fl, PC‘l"llll'll'l:-' (’tllll:i-.‘Illltllt'(i. 'l‘lier«- iicverluis linen.
and is not at the ]ll'(‘<l"t\l’ time. n ‘matter plaster niaile. for the
various purposes for v.'liil:li plzistcis are used. It lir.s no
superior fog rt.-iiioviiig
FA! N, 1N'I‘l3}llN.'\ l. l;\'l-‘T..-\ !\lM.»\'l‘lO7.\’S. RHEU-

MA'I'IS;\l, \\'l~I.v-\i\'.\'l:‘.F.$' IN 'l'll E SIDE, BACK,

BBB.-\S'l', S'l'O.'\l.»\Cll, &c.,
and when used in
LIVEI‘. A"_\'D l’Uf..\lO.\'ARY DISEASES
will prove very liciiéticiiil to those suffering with such com’-
ptaints.

 

For furt‘ir-r liifoniiiition l'(‘_L'!ll‘l'Ill\! those vi-llunblc Med!»

- i I.’.'l l.l -t,‘ i :1 lrfthe i"-._L'-i ts \\'lIt‘l".:l.'.‘.‘1l.llll0l1y
 iii‘-gliiist kqtitiirtidrsixiiill be fouiiil, iuiiong which are
letters t'mni ‘

 .\l.YltS1l \1.l. T’. ‘.‘-'ll.D1'2R Br-.=‘ni1. Mass.
 

 . ‘pun: “ 2'. ‘V ; U“ .
' O . .. ii. coi.i-2. Rindgt-, N. 11.. late or New
Bcdfuril, .\lu.!.-2 ’

E ll.-\l.\l V __
111,1 }u'.5s1-11.1.. .\l. 1)., ll iiichciidnn. Muss.
N’. K1i\'(lSltlFll\'. \l. 1).. '11-mpt.-. N. It.

i:. i>.\»invi\’. .\iii~fi.i,, Ill. 1).. iumig.~_._N. H.
(;<_I:0,.lE\Vl-Z'i"I‘, .'\l. f.‘.. 'I‘t-iiiplcton.-;\ia'sa.
Rrv A w i;t'ii\'ii.ni ltindve \'.-H.
Bi-‘vi l’.l71~‘lYS 'ri‘i.'i'i,iL\'.' l’L‘l(‘rDf1i‘ri'.N. 5!.
c.i:.i-:is c.\i:'ri-:ii. i:sg., Portliinil, Me.
HG1£(:.£\'.£)Ickg-2LLAN, EsQ., Deputy Collector, Cu:‘.‘um
Ullfl‘. 0! On, . H99.
WI.l.1'.l.-\ M NICll0I.S, EsQ., 'I‘owiisont1, Muss.
For Sale, Wholesale and Retgiil, at
Pfillclpéll Otfice,]S;co1lnI3;’s ‘l3tuld-
lug,’ remont ow. .os on.
AGi~‘..\"1‘s.—.l A W'eeil, Norivalk; \V J & E
Shelton. l3ridgeport; Thus 15 Faiitou, _l’ eddie g
VViii B Hziight. Srainford; Isaac Haiti i, Slim’-
man; John Banks, P M. l3aiiksville;;Ed Ho-
ho rt, Fairfield; Atigiist us .leiiiiiiig.s, Soutliport;
\Vin Bi'adley Jr. G'l‘6Bl1fifllCl Hill; L Tuttle,
VVestport; H S \Veed, Stamford; S C Silli-
nian Jr,’ New Canaan; G B Middlebrnok. \Vil-
ton; N D Haiglit, Ridgefieldg ll .Beiiedi(:_tfI,
Danbury; Ezra Moi-gaii. \Vest Newtown ;1.D
Lyon, Newtowii ciaiidy Hook; H , Sanford,
Newtown: Samuel tlzrldwin, f3°i'ooiifieltl; A N
Hawley, llawleysville; Allen Hall, St.e.pney—
and by agents in afniost every town and vill:ige.'
ol New Eiigland andiby dealers in 1116-(ll(:lnt’S
‘generally in other States. 1y44

KOSSUTH ass‘ COME it

..\lI’Ill‘)(\.Cl\'. .ln.. 1'{m.. \\'inclicndon.-Mills

Aml so flu‘-.5‘ the lime when’
Goods will be sold :3 easy 1.!

7 ‘HE subscribers feeling tlieiiiselves under

iu:iiiy obligations to the'i*r customers for
the very liberal pntroiizige be:towed upon them
during the last. year, would respectfully tender
their thanks, ii.-isui'iiig them that; with the com-
niencement of the new year they will offer
such iiidnceiiientfs as will continue to merit the
patronage of the public.

Feeling coiifideut of the public favor they
now purchase goods in such quantities as to be
enabled to" sell them much lower than usual.
and lower than sold by any store 7'72 (lie vi(‘éri7'.Iy..
Come all and test the truth of nus sttiteineiit.

‘* CHEAP FOB. Casn,” is the motto.

All k-inds of country produce taken in ex-
cliaiige for goods, and the liigliesi inai'ket‘price
nllow.ed.- Goods delivered to any part; ofthe
town free of charge.

RAYMOND dc MEAD,
, _ Grocers,
, No. 2 \Vater st. Norwalk.

Jan. 17.

(EA RIRAGE MAKER’S GOODS.‘ Axles.
Springs, Sliafts, Carriage Bows, Bolts,
Bone and ivory Slides, Lining Nails,’ ivory
I-land Screws. Seaming Cord, (Sac.
HOLCOMB t—Sz;'LYON.'
RINDSTONES.‘25 tons superior ‘grit
just; landing from Berea Ohis. »
HOLCOMB & LYON.

Files. consisting of every size and kind,
now opening by HOLCOMB LYON. if
DOZ- llflml. Dflllnell,~l'lp and back
1 Saws of Butchers’, Spear Sc J ackson’s
and Becker's, at wholesale and retailby HOL-
COMB <56 LYON, 83 \Vttter st., Bridgeport,

l

2tf -

ILES.-'--1500 dozen V7. 5: S. Butcliers’ .'

. . . . . ~

52

For the ltcnioval tiiid iii-inanent Care of all

NERVOUS DISEASES,

And of those Complaints whicl-i are caused by an impaired
weakened or nnliealtl-.y condition of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

This beriiitifiil and convenient application of the my:
terions powers of G.-\l.V.-\NlS.\l and MAGNl~Z'l‘lS.\l, has
been pronounced by distiiiguiaalied pliysicians. both in Europe
and the United States, to be the most valuable uiciliciiial din
cuuery of (he Jlge.

Dr. GI-IRISTIE’S GALVANIG BELT

mid

Milt?-NE'l‘llC ELUID,

is nsedf with the most perfect and certain success in at
' 0
Wm amnnttai. DEBILITY,

>Strengtliening' the weakened body. giving tone to the variant

nrgeiis, an-l iiivigoratiiig the entire system. Also in FITS,
Cit.-\.\lP, PA1‘.Al.YS!S and PALSY, DYSl"El’SlA or IN
l)lGl".S'1‘lOi\’, Illll".U.\lA'I'lS.\l, ACl.."I‘l9‘. and CHRONIC,
G()U'I‘, I-'.l‘ll.El"SY, LUMBAGO, Dl*‘.Al*'.\"l-'.SS, NERVOUS
'l‘llE.'\lOllS, l’.4.l.f’l'l‘A'I‘lO.\' OF TH E I1 EART, APOPLEXY,
NEURALGIA, P.-\lNS in the SIDE and (,'IIES'.l‘. LIVER
t20.\ll"LAli\"l‘, Sl’ll\‘.-’tL COMPLAINT, and CUllVA'1‘URE

‘of the Sl’l.\'i'I. Hll’ l_‘.l')'.\“ll’LAl."l'I‘, DISEASES of the KID-

-.‘1l~‘.\'3, l)1Cl"lCll4'.2‘-iC'i’ OF .\'l£llVOUS and l’llYSlC.-U.
l"..l\ll".llG‘ir', and all i\'l:IIl.\"OUS DlSl"..-XSES, which complaint:
arise from one simple canse—iiamely,

A Derangement of the Nervous System.

03- In l\'F.ltVOUS C0.\ll’l.All\"l‘S, Drugs mid Medicine!
increase Ilia disease, for they weaken the vital energies of
the already prostrtzteil system; while under the strength
citing‘, life-giving, vitali-Liiig ini'lnence_of Galvanism. as ap
plied by this beaiitifiil and wonderful discovery, the ex-
nniisted patient and ‘.\‘fi'dl>{€lietl snt?'erer is restored to former
health, strength, elasticity and vigor.

'l‘lie grcnt peculiarity and excellence of

Dr. Cl.1rlstie’s Galvanic Curatlvos,

connists, in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
on/imml ix;.,ili'cu!i‘m:, in place of the iismtl mode of drugging
and physiclting the patient, till exhausted Naitxre sinks impo-
lessly under the infliction. -

'l'.'iey sIi'mz,gI/mi Ilie ::v.’.-ole syslcm, equalize the circulation
of tlie blood, prmnnlc III! :rcreii'on.r, iniil -iiei.-er do [I]! sliglilest
mjiiry miller any ci'rcu1n.:Imice:. Since their introduction in
the United States, only three years since, more than

60,000 Persons

iiiclnding all ages, classes and conditions, among which were
a large nnaibcr of ladies, who are peculiarly subject to
.\'ervmis tiniiiplaiiits, have been

EPXTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,

when all hope of relief had been given up, and every thing
else been tried in vain !

To illustrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT, suppose
the case of a person attlietc-1 with that bane of civilisation,
D1‘Sl’|~‘.I‘SlA, or aiiy other Cliroiiic or .\’ervoii.- Disorder. In
ordinary cases, stimulants are taken. which, by their action on
the nerves and inuseles of the stomach, ailbrd lcm]I0rai'y re-
lief, but which leave the patient in ii lower state, and with
injured faculties. after the action thus excited has ceased.
Now compare this with the ctfect resulting t'rom.tlie appli-
tation of the ('1'.-\LV_-\I‘.‘lC Bl".L'.l‘. Take 8 Dyspeptic sufferer,
even in the worse syniptonis of an attack, and simply tie the
Belt aroixnil the body, using the Magnetic 1-‘luid as directed.
in a short period the iiiseiislhle perspiration will act on the
positive eieinciit of the Belt. thereby causing a Galvanic cir-
znlatiuii which will pass on to the negative, and thence back
again to the positive. thus keeping up a contiiiiions Galvanic
circulation tlironghc-it the system. ’l‘liiis the most severe
cases of D\'Sl’r'.l'SlA are l'h1l{.\1A?\"l'2N'l‘LY CUlt1-ID. A
FEW l).-XYS IS 0lt"l‘EN A.\ll’LY SU[«'iI'lC1EN'I‘ T0 ERADI
C.'\'l‘l42 THE DlSl'2ASl-I 0}-‘ Ylil.-\I1S.

CElll,'l_l*‘lC.l'l‘ll-S illlll ’l‘ESl‘lly_0l‘llilliS
Of the inost Uiidoulitcal Character,

From all parts of the Country could be given, sutiicient to fill
ever} column in this paper!
‘I
AN EXTRAORDENARY GASE,
which coiicliisivcly proves that
1 0 I
“ Truth is sti-anger than Fiction.”
C U R E O F
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DR. LANDIS, A C-LERGYMAN
iif New Jersey, of distinguished attainnients and exalted repu~
tation :—
Sioxi-17, New Jersey, July 1-3, 1848.

D11. A. H. Ciinisrii-:—Dcar Sir: You wish to know of mi-
what has been the result in my own case, of the application
of '1‘lll<‘.G.-\.l.VA.\‘lC Bliljl‘ AND t‘ll:‘.Cl{LACl~J. My reply
is as follows: .

For about twenty yrars 1 had been suffering from Dys-
pepsia. Every year the symptoms became worse, nor coii1d'
lobtain permanent relief from any course of medical treat-
ment ivliatever. About fuurli-en years since, in consequence
of freqiieiit exposure to the wozitlier, in the discliarge of my
pastoral duties, I became subject to a severe Chronic Rheu-
matism, which for year after year, caused me indescribable
mgiiisli. Farther: in the winter of 145 and ‘-16, in conse-
quence of pl‘8ilC.l‘illlg a great deal in my own and varioul
other clinrches_in this region, I was attached by the Bron
cliitis, which soon became so severe as to require an imme-
diate suspension of my pastoral labors. My 1l£‘l‘U0llS system
was now llmrniiglily ]n'0.S'I)‘(lhtll, and as my Bronchitis became
worse, so also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic atl'ection--
thus evincing that these disorders were connected with each
other through the medium of the Nervous System. in the
whole pliarinacopueia there seemed to be no remedial agent
which could reach and rccupcinxtc my Nervous Systein;
ever_vtliii;g that I had tried for this purpose had completely
failed. At last 1 was led li_v my friends to examine your in-
veiitioiis, and (though with no very sanguine hopes of their
etliciency,) 1 determined to try the effect of the application of
the G.’*.LV:'ll\'lC Bl?'.LT AND i‘1l".CKL.«'l(‘.l".,\vith the MAG’-
Nl-2’l‘lC FLUID. This was in June, 18:16‘. To MY GREAT
.i.~irn.\'ismii:.~.'r, in '."\VO nus M‘! l)l‘SPl-IPJIA HAD nose; in
eioiir oars l w;.a l'..\'.Slll.l~:l) 1~o«n'i»:scin-: M‘! PASTORAI. i..uioms;
Non invi-: l smoi-‘:onr'i‘i-1-ir.u A SLNGLF. Si-1l’.VlCl-2 on ACCOUNT or
TH’!-Z BRONCHITIS; no MY RH!-JU-'tlATlC Arvizcriox nu i>:.~'
1-in'm.v cmsizii 1-n -riiooin.i.: mr. Such is the wonderful and
nappy results of the experiment.

1 have recommended the BF.‘.l.T and FLlIlD to many
who have been liltewiee suffering from Neiira‘igi‘c a.’l'ectioris.
'I‘lie_v have tried them, WITH iurrv in-:sui.1's, l oi-:i.n;ve, in
svi-ziiv Cass.

I am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
I’.Ol3ER'l‘ W. LANDIS.

DR. ciTiTs‘riE’s
GALVANIC NECKLACE ,

is used for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head. such
as Ilroncliitis, liitlamniatiiiiiot‘ the Tliroat, Nervous and Sick
Headache, D17.-/.iness of the Head, Nenralgia in the Face,
Bll’I.'I.IIlg or Roaring in the Ears. Deafness, which is gene-
rally Nervous, and that distressed complaint, called Tic
Doloreux.

Palsy and Paralysis.

All pliysicians,acknowledge that these terrible disease:
are caused‘ by a'de_]icicncy of N»:i-vans Eiicrgy in the atfccted
limbs. Du. Uiiiii.-rrii:’s Galvanic‘ Articles will supply thi
d‘efi’c'ieiit power, and a‘ complete and entire cure is mu‘
effected.

. ,. _ _ , ,
1000 Cases or Palsy and Paralysis
have been‘repurted to Da. Ciiiiisfrii-: and his Agents witbi
the last two years, which have been entirely restored.
_ {t(;'- On. Anni-.i-zw J. F. '.l‘c:ni-:s of Broolclyn, N. Y., had in
been able to walk :1 step for near four years, and was so help
less that he had to be fed. ’l‘li'e nicst celebrated liysiciani
gave him up. In five days after he commeiicetf wearing
ic (iiu.vA.\'ic Bl-‘.l.'T, l\"i-:ci:i..tci:, .:i.\‘o Bii.i.ci:i.i-:'rs, he walket
across the room, and‘ in three weeks he had perfectly xe-
Eovered his lrezrltli. Captain Tomes is seventy years of age.

on. Cl:l‘RlSTlE’S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service ‘in cases of Convulsions or Fits
Spas-inoéic Complaints, and general Nervous Atfectiotis of
the Heat] and upper extremities. Also in Palsy and Paralysis,
and’ all diseases cmised by a deficit.-nc of power or Nervous
Energy in the limbs or other organs 0 the body.

Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia”.

These dreadful and agonizing complaints are immedfalcli
relieved by the application of the G.u.v.ixic Bi-:i.r, Ni:cxi..ici
AND l~‘i.oio. The Bell. diifuses the Electricity through the
system; the Necklace has a local effect, and the Fluid ant:
directly upon the affected nerves. in these distressing atllic-
tions the application NEVER I<‘AlLS..

F!TS AND CONVULSIONS.

-These alarming and terrible complaints are always caused
by a dera_ngcme1i£ of Ilie Nerves. The BELT, Biisci-:i.i»;1's AND
I‘Ll'll) will _cure nearly every case, no matter how yonii or
old the patient, or how contirnied the complaint. Name on’
and astonishing proofs are in possession of the proprietor.

09- Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the coimtry
of the most extraordinary character can be given, if required

39- No trouble or inconvenience attends the use of
DR. CHRIS7'IE’S G.3LV./ENIC JIRTICLES. _and they
may be worn by the most feeble and delicate, with perfect
ease and. safety. In many cases the sensation attending
their use is highly pleasant and agreeable. They can be sen
to any part of the country.

Prices: '
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each,
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar. '
03- The articles are accompanied by full and plain dire!

' Eons. Pamphlets with ful1"pa'rticulers may be had of tr.

authorized Agent.

' PARTICULAR CAUTION.

ffi- Beware of Counterfeit: and lVarUil¢ss Iniilalionl.
D. C. IVIOREHEAD, M. D

AGENT FOR THE UNITED s'l‘A'iiI-IS,
-, 132 B1-oadv,v,ay,_ New Ion-In H

For.Sale by J. A. WEED.

ei-:N'sn'A1.

 _ - s
;UDGES of good

egars.

begars are invited to call

' and examine a choice brand, just rec’d by
r W EED.

I-Ns_U R’AN_CE' ‘AGENCY’
’ Geo. A. Bissell,

AGENT FOR THE

1“ Ulllflb Quincy" Mutual, and bliddlssex
Mutual Fire .lnsui°aiice'Conipn’nies
and the Ainericnn Mutual as

’Life liisurance Compn ny.

Ufliee at the Store of Judson 85- Bisscll.

~ " Nonw.u.x, Conn. '

A. H. Byington, A

sions. Bounty Lamls, _E.r:t'ra and Back a -
Pay. French Spolialions. Letters
I-’o_lc2_il, t§_-c., dc.

 

G°_°1‘8‘e A. Davenport,
Al3t°.""3y and Counsellor at law
Ofice lVcst Side the B-rulgg,
NORWALK, coma.

0. S. Perry,

Mallory’s ' Building.

JOHN A.'USTEN’S

AEEBERRMN RGGM

OVCI‘ F. St. Jolnfls Store,
NOR\VALK, CT.
Likenesses .
lVwrra7itc(l to plmsc all good judges. ‘

Bain’s NIe;chant’s

insessni vines,

NORXVALK, CONN.
In the Post Office Building.

c.—;ifr"émf1'viiAiv,

ni-'..si.i~:ii is 1-‘Ul’.l'2lGi'.\' AND DOM!-ZSTIC

oils}: 2 85faitti_i illrp (lfinnbg
CAR PATI NG

Cairr.iage Cloths nintl t1'n1:iai|gs¢
CM} 1 lie, SSERIERES, l"ES'l‘lNGS,
Shootings. Elannels, Batts &G.
N ,":;w A L K, CT. “

 

Dimcn Pinch,
Di-2.-iLi-zr. 1-N
Hflt'fl\\’tII'9, Cutler_v. Iron, Steel, Paints,
Oils. Fl'8ll(.‘ll \VindP,w Glass nnd
Aoiiict;L—'rUn.u. Inittmziiii-:~.\"rs.
l\O‘ll\VALK. CONN.

DENTAL s’U1w.En.Y
35: Drs. EXELL (So FITCH
Oflte over C. J. Gru.m.a-ns Slore, foot of
Zllain. st., Norwal/c, Cl.

Etaymend &. Mead.
\VllOLESALE c\'. llETAlL DEALERS
In Grocei-ies, l’rnvisiiins, Flour, Feed, Salt,
Fish, Crockery and Glass \Va re, \Vooden and
\Villow \V:irre. Brooiiis, Mats, &c., &c.
No. 2 l'Vu£cr .91., i\'orwal/c, C07t7I.
E‘. H. Mash,
M.Ai\'Ui‘Ac'rUiii-iii or
TIN, si—iEr.'i‘ tao.\', AND coriii-sit WAR ES‘,
5 EALER in Stoves, Fuiiiaees, _ll'0ll Wire
and lloils, Brittania, Japan; VVood and
W7-illow \Vare.<. Knives and Foilcs, Force
Puiiips, Lciril Pipe. Slicet. Lead, l‘<‘rericli Bus-
kets, etc. Iloofiiig iind lionse j()lil)ll'l,£{ done at
short notice and in a worl.'nian‘.ike. n‘i‘ani‘iei'.
South Noi'wal'l.', July Ilth, I851.

TAYLORXS FASHIONABLE
llai Cutting, Dcssing and Sharing
sanoom, 
Ncczr Ilie Spring.
fa‘ EIA l\'i\'l7l:JL for past favors, he hopes by
strict ntteiitioii to business to nicrit a con-
lllllltlllcfl of the same. Pa l‘ll(.'l1ltll' iitteiitiorr
paid to cutting misses’ and c‘lii'ldi'en’s hair in the
latest style. Razors honed in a superior filllll-‘
ner. '_li'n:opliei'iis and t’erl'umery ofnli kinds
coiislaiilly on hand trnrl for sale.
L"2.""" Bay ‘T‘v’:rtei‘o‘f the best kind constantly on
hand and for sale.

~~———----~— .---.-. ._; .2

W T .
Pl‘-.01’Lh’S HOTEL. ’
1 7 & E. 9 Catherine Slip, N. Y.-

(5 E0. ST. JOHN, PROPPullL"l‘OR,

OULD respectfully announce" to his
friends and the public that the above‘

hotel’ has been built the past summer under the
supe'rint‘e-iicieiice of the ])l‘()pl'lel0l‘ with special
i'efei'eirce to the accoiiimodation oftraiisient. midi

perinaiieiit l)0tl'l'0lF'.l'S. it now contains 4-5 we]
veiitilated and elega ritly furnislied lo(lgiiigi'oonis,
provided, with all the iriodern improveme'nt‘s a ndl
coiiveiiienceis. Connected Witl1‘t'l‘ie hotel i's 11'
resturaunt or (lining sa-loo'n where all the sub-'
stantials and delicacies of the season are pro-
vided at a moment’s notice at all hours, mid’
served up in a style not i'nfe‘i'ior to any liorise of
the kind in the Unit-ezi Sltiites. The pllll'0llfl,!6
oftlie public is i'e'specfiilly solicited. Bat-hs 12$
cts; lodgings single rooms 25 cts.

cw Yo‘~ri-t~, Nov’. 24th, 18515.

E§?.s.»rdovaz*e-, Cutlery,

Ir-on, Steel, Paints and Oils 2
fl l"l.\‘CH has now on hand one oftlie’

9 most extensive and well selected assert’-r
ments of foreign. domestic and liuiltliiig hard-'
ware. cutlery. iron. steel, paints, oi-lws, French‘
and All‘.*8l'l'Ct1ll window gbi-ss-=-assorted -sizes,
agricultural imple'ineri1.s, hay cutters, corn shel-
lers, &c. all of which he will sell at prices" de-
iying coiiipetition. Also, every description of
cari'ia'-ge liardwai'e, felloes. hubs, spokes, laces,‘
linings, patent. leatlier, &c. all of which he sells‘
upon the principle of “ small profits and ready
sales.”

’l‘lie subscriber is also agent for the sale of
Buswel l’s 1'lIi'neralPa:'nt, which is proofagainst
fire, water and vveather, and uncliangeable in
in its color, and is the best, cheapest and most
durable mineral paint now in use. In fa'ct,our
assortnient comprises a variety and extensive-
iiess that. would liaftle a detailed description, and
we therefore would respectl’u|ty i.m;[e1he pub.
licto cal and examine themselves. 45

FRUIT TREES
AT THE -
4 ; 4’ , , '
fiouifi .No1mal~: NItt5£rl_),
,., ""’ THE subset-ibei's respectfully solieit; ihg
‘ attention ofli'uitgi'owei's to their stock of
Trees. consisting of choice Apple, Pear, Che;--
ry Plumb, Appricot; and Peach —Trees,- ‘Eve’.-.
greens and extra sized horse Cliestnnts and
mountain ash. Also a very-fine lot oflsabella
and Catanba Grape Vines. Also tl-ie-ti'ue"Re'¢l-
» Angwgrp Raspocry, which we warrant,and -
hold ourselves responsible forits being thcvnewl
oi- Pure red-Antwerp. The la‘st‘of' Oct. or list
of Nov. will be the proper time for putting out:
the plants, when all necessary direction will 55
given. GEO. SEYMOUR éc Co.

P. S. -\Ve caution the, pub'l‘ic'"'to buy'1io'"
Antwerps of-any person without holding‘ them
i°espo'.1sible for its being the new ‘or-pure ‘red’,

kind. -'

ow iilimsssiron ‘SALE camp.
Inquire at this 0 iiice. mar. 20

 

Howard, Ha rt ford Mutual, Westcliestelf , .

General Agent for procuring Pen. r

Attorney and Coiinsellor at law A

6mt¥85 I

Antwerp. The country is‘ full ‘ofthe ‘spurious ' A‘

 

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