4":-:7-.ri!"i‘:‘
'5 J-"'r' r.—~ - ‘ .--all... I 5' .u-.-f5" ' i""\- » '
‘-2'~‘t"' '..—';‘* For tf:o«Curo;ot'.._. ,.
_ yoonens, scours, ,
‘ 35.33.33PT5F5i3f2: 3iR0N- " "
. °.3I!1'iS.,, O?‘9.IF1'_,“'A‘_s';-n.
‘MA: ..WH.09?I,Ne-ooueyn
CONSUMPTION. '1 A
In ofi'erurgtta.thecominuuity.this -j,..,,~uy: ceteb,-_a\.
led "°‘“°dY‘f'!I dlfiéfasesof the throatand Lungs, it
is not .tt'i.fle_.with the - lives or health of
'h°_ ‘fir,’-,".‘.’S.‘=.‘f’.‘I.,-_,%.I3.,_lIliv ffatxk_ly.. to lay before .thotn the
°t’""dfl8 0l”titstin‘gui§h'ed, men and some of the evi-
delltevl of its su'cc“esii;‘from-which they can judge for
tlietnielves.‘-‘ ~ e'_"siucer'ely pledge ourselves I to
4-. ..‘ . , . - _
aiakeuto wild assertions or false stateutents of its
.-.-tlicacy. not wjil_l_'wehola out any’hope to sutl'eritig
lnuna_n_ity,whic‘l1 facts will not warrant. _ ' 5‘
Ma_ny..proofs‘are here _given,‘and we solicit an in
qi.iry:-:fro,m the public into all we publish, feeling
ascatréd they will.tind.’them<4perfeetly reliable, and
and tl1;e_:ned_tciu_e_worthy their best confidence and
patro‘tl8"ge’.'A " 7 i I . '
I-‘rom thgdistioguislied Professor of Chemis-
try and Mnte_t'ia Medica,_ Bowdoin College.
Dear Sir: I delayed answering the receipt of
preparation, until _I'h_ad an opportunity of witness-
ing its effects in my own family, for in the family of
my friends. _ '-
_ This I have done with a. ‘high degree of satisfac-
tion, ‘tn cases bot_hof _adults and children.
I have'“found It. as its‘ ingredients show. a power-
ful remedy for colds, and coughs. and pulmon'ary
diseases.“ ‘ PARKER CLEAVELAN-D,‘M.’ D.
Baunsw1cx,«lIlr:,. «Feb. 5. I847. . .
F rot'n-en’Overseet--in- the -Hamilton Mills,
. this City. , ‘_ A
' ' ‘ _ ' I il.0VV_ELI., ‘Aug. I0, 1849.
Dr." J.7C. Ayer. I have been cured of the .worst
rough"-I~eve'r had inmy-IiIe,by your " Cherry Pec-
tnr-al~,"iaud~ never fail when I have an opportunity.
of recommending itto o‘thers. .
Yours,,‘respectfu|l’y',- . '
‘ aw . . . S. D. EMERSON.
the’ following. and see if this medicine
is tvorth’ a.;trial. . This patient l_rad'become very fee-_
ble,and the ‘effect of the tuedicit_re was unmistaka-
bly distinct :7 A ' ‘ C -
Uivtrsn Srsrns I-Iorsn, SARADOGA Seamus,
;-_ —.-., . -_ » , y _ July5. 1849.
Dr‘ J. C. Ayer,—Sir: I have been alllicted with
a painful affection of the Lungs, and all the symp-
toms of siattled consumption, tor more than a year
i’ could find no medicine‘ that would reach my case.
nutill commenced the use ofyour “ Cntznxv PE.-
'rnnAI.,” which gave tne "gradual relief, and I have
bexetfsteadily gaining my strength till my health is
well nigh restored‘
While using your medicine.I had the gratification‘
ufcuring with ittny reverend friend, M r. Truman.
of jSiimpter District. who '1-ad been suspended-
from his parochial duties by a severe attack of
bronchitis.. . . _
Ihave pleasure in certifying these facts to you.
_. , And am. sir,yours respectfully, _
._. ’ _J. F. CALHOUN, ol’Sonth Carolina.
Prepared and sold by James G. Aver, practical
clieipist,' Lowell, Mass. and for sale in Norwalk by
Wm E»Bissell-. and J VV Taylor, Westport. 7
in
.
J‘ ' -t- ’‘ '
. i _ A l\'EW MODE or st«:fr'rtNo
" Artificial. 'i‘ee'thl_
HE undersigned has invented and patented‘
‘ a compound artificial basis for setting teeth,
qy whi'c‘h'the process ‘is rendered much more
simple and easy than‘heretofi)re——aud reduces
the _c:z:pcn.se about o'n‘.“e-’half." The process is
.-ur_il-ely”nevv”,'and as beautiful as itis simple and
H‘-nflqrriical. Entire sets can nciw be furnished
fm‘ $50; upper‘ sets for"$25,'-and partial sets in
t»rsmot'tion- A. HILL, D. D. S.
N,0l'\\'fl'lbq Nov. 10th, 1851. 45tf
Ci-”i"ea“t“1_V.l‘as,s Gathering ‘at
§=.,:jGRUMA_N.’S .
Id B r 1 d. gs
I Just Received!
The Largest. Stock
0/’ Fancy and Staple D"3/
Goods, at prices perfectly astonishing
fact, some Goods are almost;
.95 - . A
as-tven Away.
Oar assortment of DeLaines, Cash-
2;"zeres, Alpaooas, HPoplz'ns, Perszan
t')eLaines,- Thihet Cloth, Zlforino,
and other’ DRESS GOODS was
never as good at present.
-Our . Stock of Dress Silks is Immense.
-consisting of Black and Colored,‘ Figured and
i’iain, in all and.eve.ry variety. Our’ stock of
31-03;] Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Vest-
iugs and all other goods for Men’s and Boys”
wear is larger than ever before offered. In
fact, Ladies and Gentlemen 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 offered, and by
-at odds the cheapest Dou’t forget, the
.“01e1 Bridge Store”
Is the place for BARGAINS .' .'
‘I C’ J- GRUMAN
Norwalk, Sep. .1, 1851 ..
500 MEN WANTED
'5 Not to work upon the
LR 21
i1- Road!
But to_ purchase their
-At the CHEAP CASH STORE ofthe sub-
. fiber where a saving is made sufficient to'pay
1o.‘ en miles travel. Call and prove the truth
at GEO. W. SMITH'S.
South Norwalk.~Dec. £26, 1851.
I ~ .— A. snnnnozx, t
; I -. -3001: Seller and Binder,
AS just returned from New. .York with u
, ' '’ new and valuable collection ofSchool and
-M»isc‘eIIaneou_'s Books. ’A'lS0,tl’ltl‘l'ge assortment;
tof Stationét'y,ineIttding ‘Blank Books.Foolscap,
fmt.t,er_,aud Note.Paper, envelops, Slates, &.c.,
whiclrilte .'will'sell cheaper titan they can be
bought for at any otherstore inthisvtciuity. ‘
‘.C5t?‘°Boolts of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
Glass;
0 W_aI:e"3I'o6'msi a‘ few‘ i-ods*east_ot'=t.he bi-tdgfs’
_ and black- walnut ntatzble top dressing bureaus ~
prices, some as.‘ low as $5 50. i “Maboga ny, .bl'k
. walnut and maple bedsteads’of.vaFious patterrrs
-stetids tha; can be put up in three minutes and‘
' _\val'nut.'kit_cl1é,n' and vri'-ndsorcha'rrs. 'Childreu’s
. tiles and chairs.
and prices, fr_ou_a 25 cents to $10. ’ Spring mat.
.on_ hand from 100 to I50 cofiins of mahogany,
-charge.__, _ .
.& Co. for the convenience of the people ofthis
vicinity, and by cousta nt attention and every ef- '
Y .
_ xv.-;'... &.'c
v QUIN_TARD’~'& SONS llthve‘ at their
a large assot'tnient of cav'ai‘nct furniture. consist-=
i‘ngiu' part of sot’a*s‘¢’ceutt'_e,‘ctirtl, book, tea, work
‘ml’ k"50lI8l1ta_bles of ViIl'IOU3’I€Ifl(IS,’Il‘lllIIOgll|')y
dlai-n _dr.essing.bureaus. common bureaus of I
and price's,s6me-aslow as, $2 25. Patentbed-
without a,ko_y. . Mahogany, curled maple. b'i_’k
table and l'ow 'chairs.’ .\’V1'l‘=low waggons. cra-
Lookmg glassesof all sizes
rasses; the hestaud ‘cheapest beds in existence.
\Ve will deliverany furniture put-chased of us
(to_the_amoun_t.of' $10 or over-).in New Canaan,
Wilton or Darren free of charge and free from
damage. .
Ready Made Coflins.—We have constantly
black walnut, clte.t'ry’and _\vhitewood of alljsizes
.-..-,-p.w-;a:- ;...; . ‘
isrirIkt(=¥i§‘S'i‘ocn
Gheauer than Ever
- , HE subscribers'l1ave'_j~ust:_received, and
, shall keep constant.-Iy on hand one ofthe
largest‘as‘sort_ments‘of ;. -. _ ' . , ,_ V . _
'RE£_lDY1:VIADE CLOTHING.»
for Sprtngand_Sutmrrerwear, ever brought into
this town, which will be sold cheaper _tb_an ever.
ti.’ . ' ' V LITHAUER.& TURK. '-
_ t-he first of April
llI_~”‘ ' p-ror Sale... . _ ..
A 9m“ll’?f""".'-Sltutllfid in Darien near
the Brick Church, and within five minutes’
walkof the Depot. where;five or six" t,‘.,,,,,s of
cars stop daily‘ to and from N ew York---consist-
iingof a" ‘good two-story dwelling-house‘, barn
and cow-house. and other on-t-buildings, with
four acres -‘of first.- rate land and ingood mm]-,-
lion.‘ On said place there is- good oi-'ch'nFds 5f
grafted-ft'izit._ '1-ta is pleasantly located, and well
worth the attention of any one, wanting a place
the monq_v.. F0l',.ftII‘l’llel' pa-rtlcu!a_rs enquire
oftbat size.» - It; will be sold and is well woi-th‘ H
r= -.
I of W; W’.hit’ney &: Co. or of.G. Mather on_;_b,e.t
<:'oI'n.éI'~liy‘1»h9meeting-h0“S9- ,....-..or.’.st'a‘ by.
N. B.—-—If' the above pt'zqp5e',.e'n'[ed_ ‘
I’.-..“itl’5’2.
Darien,_FeI‘ - H p , ‘ _
‘T-Houses and Lots for Sale.
v
;_ M_ s,,,’,-‘_.‘t';t..-.., ‘Marble Yard,
Nea,.M..ac"B1iclge, Nor-wallc. Conn.
and desct'ipt.iptis, which can be furnished at a
few minutes notice. ‘VVe also furnish SlIIfOl7']"
and everything necessary for tlIefimqrin’ent. of
the dead, and ivill see to the digging Of g|""V9-“
when requested. .,\,Ve \vill,:Ill',8|1(l flint‘-|'fllS III
New Canaan, xvmnn or Da’rien..without. extra
1.}, QUINTARD ez SONS.
N, B.—_-—Persons wislting to purchase burial
lots in tile Norwalk Cemetery may make ap
plication to us. " = 45lf
' ./91.-,m.r Meat.’
At the. New Meat Marlzet.
I ‘HE Subscriber hasjust opened a Market
adjoining the store of Lockwood, I-Iaight
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 establislunent. and eVery_
attention paid to clenliness. a matter too _much
overlooked at most markets..
ltf ‘ B. ST. JOHN.
' ‘ ‘ Agent
E. c, WARREN
Cabinet Maker and Un.dertaher .'
(Two doors east of tho Btlflli.)
STAMFORD, CT. ‘
HAVING recently comnpleteid an
extensive alteration and improve-
ment in his extablishment, and ex-
‘ tended the compass of his business.
’ . would respectfully inform the inhabi-
tants of this and. the adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly manufactur-
itig every description of
CABINET ‘WARE
iz: a good and general variety of
Bearlsteads, Tables, I/Vashstanzls, Secretaries
Burreat/5, Sofas, c§'c. L‘S‘C.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot fail to suit the purchaser.
Also, a varietyof CHAIRS—ltaii-, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rocket's of every style.
Householdfuruitu re of any description manu-
.'.actured to order at short notice on the most.
pasonable terms". Alsoa very extensive as-
Jrtment of
Mattresses, Paliasses, Patent Bead-
, steads, uc. dc.
Phat can be set up and taken down by any one
-u lesstban two minutes.
He has also a handsome assortment of the
nest fashionable styles of
O
o=@1*:m:ng Glasses,
which he will sell as cheap as can be bought
any where.
He is also prepared to furnish
COFFINS, SI-IROUDS. CAPS, SCARFS. &c.
ofeverydescriplion that- may be desired, or
that. can be obtained in the city of New _York
at a moments wa1'nin_<.1. day or night, on the most
reasonable terms. He is also prepared to fur-
nish hearses. carria;zes. see to the digging of’
graves, and to attend to any other nrrangt-‘meat.
that may he wished lor the funeral procession,
&c. Those who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased friend several days, can be furnished
with an ice box in which it. may be preserved at
week or longer if necgssary. ’
E. C. WARREN.
If
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851. -
,-,.,_; Farm for Sale.
phi; 'l‘HE place formerly occupied by
-:9“-: Alvin Hyatt, doc’d, is offered for sale.
It consists of about three acres of good land,
with a dwelling-house and barn thereon stand-
ing. Also, about 1:’! acres of land lying near
the house of Ira Betts. Jr., and on the line of
the.Dnnbury & Norwalk railroaI.l. For further
particulars enquire of
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
'\Vilt.)n, March 3.1851. ' Qtl
F01‘ Sale,
,_ \V.lTH immcdiafe possession. a good
Mill with water power on-an excellent streain.
with a convenient I-.louse,Barn, and 1.4 acres of
land, sittuzted about '7 miles from Norwalk or
Stamford. For particulars euquise of S. E.
OLMSTE.~\D,or JOHN BATLEY.
Norwallt, May 94th. 1851. ‘,2]t,t'
Ready Made Clothing.
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping It good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing 0 tall kinds. Also, a good assortment
of Clot.hs, Cassimeres. and Vestings, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
short notice.
N. B. Partic1.laratt.ention paid to cutting.
TI-]unl'AS RILEY.
Norwalk. Feb. 25. 1851. 9
Norwalk Cemetery Associa-
, ‘ tion.
T a Meeting of the l\'orwalk Cemetery
. Association, held August: ‘.29th., l8.-30, vo-
ted that. Evert Quiutard and Lyman R-icltards,
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as t-eganls
monuments, tom"stones, and ertclosure of lots,
and that no person shall dig a grave. or erect
stones to graves, without. permission and advice
of said committee.
I Allest. ' ‘E. Qumraan. (Ihairman
W. C.-S'rat«:t-:'r. Sec’y pro mm.
WET GOODS.
1 ’A RDS of ladies‘ Dress Goods,
damaged by waterat the late fire
in Broadway. for sale cheap at
L. H. RANDLE'S.
-I-I
Norwalk, April 12.
- Notice.
LL persons indebted to the A subscriber
whose accounts have stood over one year
are requested to call and make immediate pay-
ment, otherwise their nccounts will be put in
an oli"1cet"s,hauds for collection.
N. VVOOD.
4
SC YTHES.-50 doz. Elliot BeardsIey’s su-
perior cast and German steel Scythes, for
sale bytlte (loses ‘to dealers'at. mnnufacturer’s
prtces,_by. STREET 8; QUINTARD.
3 Wooden .'W.are. &c- .
‘EDAR Tubs, Pails, Selves, 'l‘t"a_ys,BowIs,
~ Clothespins.‘Brooms, painted Tubs. and
I?ni_lS..Coco_au_ut; Dippers. Mats, Wisks, trav-
ellig Baskets. Knives and Forks, Saucepaus.
Fr ingpuns, Sadirons, Shovels and _Tongs.
Dc-or Scraper-s, Porcelain Kettles. &c. by
Jan. 25, I852.
and satisfaction given to all.
.11.-s’UL'CHR.AL Monuments and Grave
Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
‘the most skilful workmanship. The best as-
sortment. of American and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand. '
Persons wishing t.o procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to calland
give a personal inspectionof his material and
workurauship, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase 0fAgeuts without anopportu-
nity oftesting tl1e quality ofthe article con
tracted for. .
I?‘ The Letteringand Ot-name‘utaIworlt is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warrant it. to giye entire satisfaction.
May. 1852.
. , NEW YORK
Cabinet, Chair, Sofa and
Bedding Upholstery‘ Establishment
' AT NEW CANAAN, c'r.
T HE proprietor of the above is prepared to
execute any thing belonging to either of
the above business, and keeps on bond for sale
at low prices bedsteads from $1 75 cts to S4 75
of maple, &c.; cottage B walnut from $8 to $14
—mnho§_nny'from $8 to $50 ; bureaus from 554
to $9. mahogany front ; all mahogany extra
from $9 to $35 with marble top &c; rule joint.
tea lfll)lt-‘-S from $2.50 to $4; mahogany do ftom
S6 to $30; chairs from 37:5 cts to $8 each; stands
and wash stand from $1 to $14 ; sofas spring
seats and hairclotlt covered from $12 to $90 ;
tnattresses from 531 ‘25 to $15 : comforters from
I
of st raw,tea grass, patent pt'epare(l corn husk,
curled grass, curled hair &c., and evet'ytltIn,<.'.
ever‘ wished for at equal low prices at least :25
per cent less than can be obtained e.Ise\vhe,re in
the country, and evcrything.sold at his estab-
lishment is warranted to be what it is sold for
A lot of cottage bed posts for sale , a constant
supply on hand ; dealers supplied at reduced
prices. Turning done neatly.
N B———Readytnade coffins constantly on hand
of all sizes and qualities at low p1'icc.=.tm(l Will
attend to the digging of graves and will furnish
everything necessary for the interment of the
dead. Funerals will be attended with a hearse
&.c unequalled for respect, free from extra
rclliti-gas. New York Cabinet. and Upholstery
Establishment. New Canaan, Ct. 43
Neva marble Yard.
TI-IE subscriber having opened and furnish-
- ed a _new‘Marble Yard in Norwalk, near
the head of Main street. would respectfully sn-
licit. all to favor him with a call, and examine
his stock and workmanship. He intends hav-
ing on hand constantly a full assortment of
American and foreign Marble, and the work-
manship of a superior style. Monuments.
'l‘otubstones. counter and table Tops,c°\'.c., (Sic.
flIl‘1IlSI_Ie(I at the shortest-order and on reason-
ablctcruts. JOHN Id. \VI£'EKS-
Norwalk, Nov. 5th, 1851. 45
. Zinc Paints.
THE sul)scribct's t-(fer a full assortment. of
the celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising snow
white. wltite. pearl and brown, ground in oil.
manufactured by the “ New Jersey Zinc Com-
pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices.
16 STREET 5: QUINTARD.
Envesttnent of Money.
TI-IE subscribers uill attend to the invest‘-
ment. of Money in the citiesof New York.
Brooklyn and \Villiamsburg|t, -
In sums of {$500 and upward,
on bond and mortgage, on improved and unin-
cumbered Real Estate, worth at least
FIFTY PER CEt\"l‘. -MORE -.
than the investment, at seven per cent. interest
per nnnum. payable ltalfyearly; and will attend
to the collection ofinterest when (lue,aud remit.
the same to lenders, or accept of drafts there-
for, pavable on the clays the interest will fall
due. 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 Building Associations mentioned
below. give them facilities for investing money
-cetpt. of notice of the sums to be invested.
XVe rest as a guarantee of our integrity and
capacity upon the fact. that we are the Attorneys
ofthe I'olIowin_2 Corporations, all of which em-
_ ploy their capital in investments on mortgage,
, whereby the amount iuvesietl 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
-1111 do do do do do
Union do do do
Mount Vernon do do do
Mechanics’ do do do
Qd Met:lmt1ics’ do do do
Franklin (lo I 2 do Brooklyn
Brooklyn Mech’ics’ do do do
Nassau do do do ,
\-Vasbington do do do
Hamilton do do do
Columbia do do do
Brooklyn Accumulating Fund do do
Long Island d_o do do do
East Brooklyn do do do do
South Bi ooklyu do i do do do
E3? -if furtlicr reference IS required. we can,
on application, refer to the principal '.\lerchants,
Bankers and Insurers in New York and Brook-
lyn.- Address all comtuunications lo
BARNARD & PARSONS,
’ Allm-neys at Law.
16 ‘Wall street, N. Y.
V G1ayton.& Bai1ey’s
ELF-GEt\ERA'l‘lNG Gas Lamp, ' per-
Iectly safe,‘uud not liable to get out of re-
pair. It will give more light for _the same cost
than any light uowin use. To be obtained on-
ly at Lockwood, Haight 5.: Co’s in Norwalk.._
flmll‘
Lat 51. 45‘. Co.
Solar lamps altered to burn the above. a 9
$1 75 to $2 75 ; feathers very low ; mattresses .
within t.en days after its receipt, or after re-_.
THE subscriber has for sale several
cmweniem(;ox,t'ngn houses with good lots and
improvements. which he will sell upon reason
able terms, and very cheap. .
12.; GEO. 0. STREET.
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1 :‘.>>_‘“_ _ ‘:;.""‘ 1%;
BOVES thatlt Is contrary to nature that any st:m,t.3
ARTICLE or com-oc.\'n c.t1~' cum: tzvxznv !)'lSI£§S_K
and it xxlsoproves that N THING IIAS EVER Bl-.I-.‘.\I
'10 80 B ‘FECIUALLY ERADICATE DIS-
. a
DR.'STEPHBN JEVJBTT’S
JUSTLY AND .I:lIGliI.l' CELEABRATED
FAMILY MEDICINES
Prepared by Stephen Jewett. son of the late Dr. Stephen
Jcvwtt, ofliindge, N. IL,
each nzstoxsn for and i.vsr-.tn.u.t.t:Lr.n In the PERt\tA-
NI-JNCI.‘ RISLIEI.-‘ and CURE of all tlisczues for which they
are iecomtneuded.
ORIGINALLY I‘1’.EI’AItED BY ONE OF 'l'HE MOST
' BUCCESSI.-‘U1. AND EJIINENT PHYSICIANS
TIIAT E\'I_£R LIVED. ‘
Used and Recommended by Eminent
~ Physicians of the present. day.
I During a long: and continued series of years they have con-
tinued to do their ooon'\-rem: in a quiet and sure manner.
and protmbtv xo m:ntctx'es u/tvt-: DONE on/tut-: noise so
MUCH TO 1{F.I.1I£\'E and CURE those pronounced at-zrortn
not-t:,or: STANIIS so must AND n~.i-i:iusit.\nt.i: in run:
GOOD IisTI3l.\'I‘I0.‘I on rm: t-trsuc. They are recom-
rnended.ty_v l)lS'i‘IZ\'GUlSuED and I-2.-\II1\'l-It\"1‘ CITI-
ZENS, who have I'EItS0.\'.-\LLl' in tbeirfamilics and among
their friends seen their otue:.u' ut»:m:tpct.\t. tzrnzcrs.
No Family should be Without them.
7011 UPON THEM FIRM AND TRUE RELIANCE CAN Bl
PLACE?»
To the afflicted we any, “ F.-u_t. NOT TO war no IIBGIIYI
RELII:II:"' in the thorough trial of these
G REAT AND CE LI5lllIATI:‘.D
TRUE liES'l‘0IlA'I‘lVilS.
The Celebrated TRUE
Health Restoring Bitters,
A MEDICINP. F011 EVERY SEASON in THE Ytum,
'- Remove all morbid secretions. purify the blood. give great
tone and vigor
the ])tgt.-stive Orgnnr,curc diseases that
I.Ireml_\' exist. fortify the t~t_vstcru against future dlscascmt
no time debilitating: the patient. Being grateful to the
most delicate stumaclt, their CIII§EI:I!\‘(I, l.\‘\'IO0I€ATl.\‘(l,
STIlI>2.‘€GTIl}Z.VI.‘ltI, and. t:t~:s1'ot:.\rtvt: I'lt0I‘I-1It‘l‘ll;S maize
them an invaluable and SURE REJIEDY in
Liver Complaints, J aundice, Dyspepsia.
Incipient Consumption
AND ALL OTIIIIR DISI-if SE5 CAUSED BY AN IIIPIYRP. 3| ATI
or ‘rm: Sro5r.~.cn. llo\rr.t.a._ BLOOD, Ltvmt, etc., which
tend to debilitutc or women inc a} stem.
TII I3 IIIGII LY CELEIIIIATED
I I
Pulmonary E11311‘,
I"ROVED_ Tlll-J BIZS'I;_\(_I"f))\I"_(‘.‘}II MEDICINE EVER
This Elixir contains runny of the most hlnhly approved
cough or expectnmut medicines, being peculiarly and for-
tnnntelv combinctl.untl is truly \vontlcrt'nI_iu its gootl rc-
- suits. The multitntlc who hm-c usml this Elixir UN r:Qt‘t\_'o-
c.\t.t.v pronounce it to be su crior to any other preparation
In use for Lintil-.tr pttrpt‘-905. ’.\I:TlC1Il..AI!l.\' sm-ut.n 'ruts
Ltt-zmc-t.\'tc 1:): IN 1-:vr:nY F.-\.\tlI.\' \rn:tt:i: Tlll-1I.tt-2 ARI
CIIII.I)Itl-UN, as the «I:-I:~.y in procuring: :1 [lll_\’fiIl‘.I:’.n has
often proved fatal to tliose wlann 'I"l.\lI-21.)’ .\ssts1'A.\‘cI
wot:t.n tmvt: S.\\'I£I). A valuable remedy in
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS,
Sore 'I‘ln'o:1t., Astlrnxn, Bronchltls,
Group and otherblscnses of the
- iicspl1'ut.o:'y Organs.
TIIE .'lUS'l‘I.'\’ CI~‘.I.E.”$I‘.ATED
STRENGTHENING PIIASTEEI,
is universally flCI§llOWIcIl_L'e(I to be the best plaster ever
known. ‘
This Plaster i.- com'p:-sell at’ quite a number ofvegr-table
auhst-utcvs, peculiarly ('uni)mtm1.lctl. ’l‘Iterc nevcrlun_ln-i-n,
and is not at the present time. n lictft-2' plaster made, for the
vrn~‘.ous purposes for which plasters are used. It has no
superior for removing
PAIN, lI\"I‘I.-2l’.\".-ll’. l'.\"I-‘I’./l?lI3IA'I‘lO‘.\'S, liIll-‘.U-
hlA'l‘ISt‘vI. W'I".AI{.\'1-‘.SS IN THE SIDE, BACK,
BREAST, S’I'O.\lAClI, &c.,
and when used in
LIVER AND l’UL5\l()NAI'tY DISI-I.-\SES
will prove very beneficial to those sutI'cring with such com-
plmnts.
For further Information rctvarrling these valuable _Mcdl-
cines,scc ‘t’::mnhl-3t,to be hurl of the ztucnts, \\'_hcrc tt-stituony
from the highest qunrtertswill be found, uupng wluclt are
letters from
Hon. III.-'lI'lSIIAI.T. T’. \\’II'.‘DIZR. Boston. Mass.
}<Io.\'..IAMI£:~‘ C. (‘.lII.-'ltCIIII.I.. I’ortI:unl, Me.
ENOCH I’A'l"I‘I‘)lt.\‘()N 1280.. Boston. pines.
. 11. com’-;. liindgc, iv. 11., late of New
Bed ford, Mass. __
I-‘.I’IlIt.\I.\I ‘.\IURI)()CI\’. .Tr:.. I".t=q., Vi ruchcndon, .\.tm.
IRA l‘C[7SSEI.l., SI. 1).. \\'int-ht-ution, Muss.
N. ICINGSIKIJIIY. .\I. 1).. Tctnplt-, i.\'. II.
E. DA1lWI.\’ A131-‘.I.I'.. M. 1)., 1’.intlg-'. N. H.
G‘-20. .tt:\ 'E't"I‘. M. 1).. 'l‘enIplcttm. Mass.
Rtzv. A. \V. l‘tl7R\'IlA.\l. Ilindtzc, N..H.
Rr.\'. r.nrt:s 'I‘Il.’I‘0N. I’etr-rtum-'. N. H.
CALEB S. (3AIt"t‘I-JR. ICso., Portland,
mac. \ . .\rc1.t:t.t..«.N, I-'.‘so., Deputy collector. Custom
House, I’.u,4h)n. Mass.
WILLIABI l\'.ICIl0LS, F.sq., Townsend, Mass.
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, at
Principal Office, Sc'olIa:."s Bulld-
ing, Tremout Row. Boston.
Shelton. Bridgeport°, Tbos B l3‘anton, Reddi: g
Wm) B Haigl-t. Statnford; Isaac I-latch, Slurr-
man-; John Banks, P M. Bauksvi lo; Ed L-lo.
hart, Fairfield; Augustus Jenninggs, Soulhport:
\Vm Bradley .}t'. Greenfield Hiil; L Tuttle,
\Vest.porI; H S \Veed, Stamford; S C Silli-
man Jr, New Canaan; G B l‘«liddlr-In-nclt. XVII-
tou; N D Haiglit, Ridgetield; H Bettetlittt.
Danbnry; Ezra tllorgan. ‘West. Newtowu -, D
Lyon, Newtown Sandy Hook; H Sanford,
Newtown: Samuel Baldwin, Brookfield; A N
Hawley, Hawleysvilleg Allen I-lull, Stepuey—-
and by agents in almost every town and village
.of New England _and by dealers in mcdiciut-s
generally in other States. 13:44
KOSSUTH HAS COME I
And so _ has the lime when
G—oods Will be sold ‘:5 cap I I
‘H E subscribers fe'=-ling themselves under
many obligations to their customers for
the very liberal patronage l)6.~l'.U'\’V6(.l upon them
during the last year, would respectfully tender
their t.hauks, assuring them that; with the com-
mencement of the new yearthey will offer
such inducemeutsas will continue to merit the
patronage of the public.
Feeling confident of the public favor they
now purchase goods in such quantities as to be
enabled to sell them much lower titan usual.
and lower than solrl by any store in (/10 vi(i/11',(;2/_
Come all and test the truth of this stntzement.
“ Cut-:_~tP FOR Case,” is the motto.
All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change for goods, and the highesi market price
allowed. Goods delivered to any part ofthe
town free of charge.
RAYMOND & MEAD,
Grocers,
No. 2 VVater st. Norvvalk.
Jan. 17.
EA RIRAGE MAKE.R’S GOODS, Axles,
Springs, Shafts, Carriage Bows, Bolts,
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, lvory
Hand Screws. Seaming Cord, &c. ,
HOLCOMB dc LYON.
RINDSTONES. ‘.25 tons superior grit
‘ just landing from Berea Ohis.
HOLCOMB do LYON.
Files. consistiiig ofpevery sizeand kind,
now opening by _ HOLCOMB 6:. LYON.
DOZ.‘ hand,, pannell, rip and- back
.1 Saws ofButchers’, Spear 55 Jacksou’s
and Becketfs, at wltolesam and retailby I-JOL.
CQMI3 N7 LEON, 33 W'.ttl.crst., Btidge-port,
-12tf I
I I lI_.ES.—-1500 dozen \V.. 65 S. Butchers’ ,
C‘ _
For the Rtntoral and Permanent (lure of all
NERVOUS DISEASES,
And of those Complaints which are caused‘ by an impaired
weakened or unheaIthy_ condition of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM. ..
'I_'hin I)EIlIIIl.I4IlI'8Il(I convenient’application of t‘tte“mya
termua powers of (.‘n\I.VAt\"IS.\I and M.-\GNI«1'1‘IS.\l, has
been pronounced by distinguished physicians. both in Europe
and the United States, to be the most uulttablé medicinal disc
cattery of Ilia ..'i_ze. . _
Dr. GHRISTIERS GALVANIG BELT
_ _and _.
M AGNIETIC FLUID,
is used with the most perfect and certain success In on
cases of
GIENERAL DEBIIJTY,
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to the various
organs. and invigorating the entire system. Also in FITS,
Clt.-‘\.\.II’, I‘Al‘tALYSlS and PALSY, DYSPEPSIA or IN
,l)IGl«‘.S'l‘ION. RIII£U.\IA'1‘IS;\I, ACUTE and CHRONIC,
GOUT. BZPILEJPSY. LU;\IBAGO, DEAFNESS, NERVOUS
'l‘Ill«3.\10I?.S, I‘AI..I’I'i‘A'l‘l0-.\‘ OF 'I‘HI«1IIEAl't’l‘. APOPLEXY,
NI«1Ut’t..-'t[.GIA, PAINS in the SIDIC and‘ CHEST, LIVER
C-0.\It‘LAIN’l‘, SPINAL COMPLAI~.\'T. and CURVATURE
of the SPINI-2, Ilil‘ CO.\Il’LAIt\"l‘. DISEASES of the KID;
t\'I«‘.YS, DI~2‘é‘lClIt‘.NCY OI-‘ NERVOUS and PHYSICAL
EN I«‘.I?.(IY. and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaint:
arise from one simple cause—nameIy,
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
(;(3*- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medicine!
i'ucrc::.':e Ilia disease, for they weaken the vital energies of
the already prostrated system; while under the strength
oping, life- iviug, vitslizing influence of Galvanism. as ap
plied by his beautiful and wonderful discovery, the ex-
nnttstted patient and we:‘.I:.ene<I snlferer is restored to former
health, strength. elasticity and vigor.
The great peculiarity and excellence of
Dr. Obristie’s Galvanic Curatlves,
consists, in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
outward np_nlz'caI£on, in place of the usual mode of drugging
and physicking the patient, till exhausted Nature sinks hope-
lessly under the infliction. -
They slrmgr/ten the whole system, eqtmlize the circulation
of the /Ilmul, promote the so-erelians, and never do the slightest
mjury u'nr.’er any circumstances. Since their introduction in
the United States, only‘ three years since, more than
60,000 Persons
including all ages, classes and conditions, among wltic_h were
a large number of ladies. who are peculiarly subject to
Nervous (fomplaints, have been
EINTIRELY AN D PBRMANENTLY 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 BEUI‘, suppose
the case of a person etilicted with that bane of civilization,
DYSl’l<‘.I’Sl.-‘L. or any other Chronic or Nervous Disorder. In
ordinary cases, stimulants are taken, which, by their action on
the nerves and muscles of the stomach, afford temporary re-
lief. but. which leave the patient in a lower state, and with
injured faculties, after the action tints excited has ceased.
Now compare this with the e.‘?.'ect resulting from the appli-
cation of the G.\I.VA.\’IC BI'lL'l‘. Take a Dyspeptic sutl'erer,
even in the worse symptoms of an attack, and simply tie the
Belt around the body, using the Magnetic I-'lnid as directed.
In a short period the inseusible perspiration will act on the
positive eiezuent of the Belt. thereby causing a Galvanic cir-
culation which will pass on to the negative, and thence back
again to the positive. thus keeping up a continuous Galvanic
circulation throughout the system. Thus the most severe
cases of DYSI’I«2t'SIA are I’I".I{.\IAi\'l')Z\"l‘LY CURED. A
FIG W DAYS IS ()I<"l‘I<LN Ai\II'LY S‘UFl<‘ICIEN'l‘ T0 I'.‘.I.lADI'
CA'.l'It1'l‘HE DISEASE OF YEARS.
CEll'l‘ll?ll3.l’l‘llS Aitll 'I‘ES'l‘lK.6Nl.lLS
011' the xnost Uttdotxlitefl. Clllll'I\l:(el',
From all parts of the Country could be given, sufficient. to 611
every cutrrmn in this paper!
‘PI
AN EXTRAORBELGARY CASE,
which c.mcIu.=.ivcIy proves that
r , I I ‘
“ Truth 13 stranger than Fit.-tlon.”
C U R. E O E‘
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DR. LANDIS, A CLERGYBIAN
bf Nmv Jersey, of distinguished attainments and exalted repu
talion:-—
Sm.~:r.v, New Jersey, July 12, I849.
c Da. A. H. Cums'rtt~:——Dear Sir: You wish to know of or
what has been the result in my own case, of the application
of 'l‘III-‘. G.-\LVA~.\'lC BI-1L'I‘ AND NECKLACE. My rep}:
is as follows: ’
For about twenty years I hr-.d been snffcrir-.g from Dye-
pcpsia. I:‘.vcry your the sympton-ts became worse, nor could
lobtain permanent relief from any course of medical treat-
ment \\'Ilt'ile\'CI‘. About fottrlect: years since, in consequence
of frequent exposure to the weather, in the discharge of my
pastoral duties, I became subject to a severe Chronic Rheu-
matism, wbicit for year after year, caused me indescribable
.\r.;.-niisli. Fax-ti:er: in tbewinter of ’45 and '46, in conse-
quence of preaching a great deal in my own and various
other chnrcit-2s in this region, I was attacked by the Bron
tghifis, which soon became so severe as to require an imme-
diate suspension of my pastoral labors. My nervous system
was now t/um.-ughly prnsl)'a.’¢.l, and as my Bronchitis became
worse, so also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic afi'ection—-
thu-s erincing that these <IlE():‘(lC‘l‘S were connected with eacl:
othr.-r titrnugh the medium 02’ the i\'er-.'ons System. In the
wliole plzsxmeeopavia there seemed to be no remedial agent‘
which could reach and recuperate my Nervous System;
everything that I had tried for this purpose had completely
failed. At last I was led by my friends to examine your in-
veutions, and (though with no very sanguine hopes of their
ctliciency,) I determined to try the effect of the application of
the G.-\LV';\‘.\"IC BIv‘.I/I‘ AND Nl¢‘.CKI.ACl“., \Vll/II the MAG-
-.'\'I~l'l‘It_Z FLUID. This was in June, IS=tCo 'l‘o MY GRIIAT
.ts-ro.\-isu.ui:.~n-, IN TWO mrs .‘.t\‘ I)rsvr:rsu HAD cos-i:;. IN
siuur nus I was I-‘..‘IAIll.t~II) -ro tu:»3um: my essrotux. muons;
tvoa mrt: I snwzr. onttrrtzo A SI.‘-'fn'I.I~I snavtcr. on ACCOUNT or
rm: I3t:0NcHt‘rts', um sir Ilui:t;.-ante AI-‘I-‘I-‘.CTIO.\' nu I-‘..‘I’
'I‘IIlI>1l.Y (II-ZAStr‘.D T0 TR0l,‘t!I.I-'. tut-t. Such is the wonderful and
fI'£I])p_\’ results of the 9)-zperiment.
I have recommended the I3l1‘.I.'l‘ and FLUID to many
who have been liltcwise suffering from Neuralgic affections.
They have tried them, WITH HAPPV ItI«28UI.'I‘:l, I BELIEVE, m
I-IVEIIV castaz.
I am, dear sir, very respectfully yours
ROBERT w. 1..tlN-Dts.
on. ct-Hisrttys
GALVANIC NECKLACE
AGI‘3l\"J‘S-"—d A \V€‘-€"t'l. N0l'Wi|ll€ 3 ‘V -I 55 E-~_Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat or Ilead, such
as Bronchitis, Inflammation of the Throat, Nervous and Sick
Headache, Di‘/.'/.iness of the Head, Ncuralgia in the Face,
Bu’/.'/.ing or Roaring in the Ears. Deafness. which is gene-
rally Nervous, and that distressed complaint, culled Tic
Doloreux.
Palsy and Paralysis.
All pltysicians acknowledge that these terrible disease!
are cttttsetl by a de_[ici‘::ncy nf Nerruz.-s Energy in the affected
limbs. Du. t,'.nnxs'rn;’s I-iulvanic Articles will supply thi
zleticieut power, and a complete and entire cure is rm!
effected.
I‘
1609 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
have been reported to Da. Cnmsrti: and his Agents withi
the last two years, which have been entirely restored.
{ Cu. A.\'nt~.r.w J. It‘. ’l‘our.s of Brooklyn, N. Y., had at
been able to walk a step for near four years, and was so help
less that he had to be fed. The most celebrated physician:
gave hint up. In five days after be commenced weariutt
the GALVANIC 13t;t.1', i\'t:ckt..u:t-:, ANI) BRACI-Il.I-Z’."S, he walkef
across the room. and ip three weeks be ad perfectly xe-
tzovered his health. Captain Tomes is seven! years of age.
, _DR. CI-lF1ISTlE’S
“ .GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in cases of Convulsions or Fits,
Spnstnodic Complaints, and general Nervous Affections of
the Head and upper extremities. Also in Palsy and Paralysis,
and all diseases caused by a deficiency of power or Nervous
Energy in the limbs or other organs of the body.
TIC Doloreax and Neuralgia.
These dreadful and agonizing complaints are immedialeh
relieved by the application of the G.u.v.truc BELT, Nt~:cxt..Aci
sun I~‘t.um. _'l‘be Belt (liffuses the I«‘.lcctricil.y through the
system; the Necklace has a local effect, and the Fluid act:
directly upon the affected nerves. In these distressing ethic-
tions the application NEVE-R FAILS.
FITS AND CONVULSIONS.
These alarming-and terrible complaints are always caused
by n rlerqzrgerrterit of the Nerves. The Bl-ZLT, BIlACHl.I-21‘! Axn
I-‘win Wlll cure nearly every case, no matter how young or
and astonishing proofs are in possession of the proprietor.
{‘a- Many hundred Certificates from all parts of tbe.con_ntry
of the most extraordinary character can be given, if required
313- No trouble or inconvenience attends the use of
mt. CHRISTIE’S G.;1L;'.a.v1c ./1R7'ICLES._8nd they
may be worn by the most feeble and delicate, with perfect
case and safety. In many cases the sensation attending
their us}! is highly pleasant and agreeable. They can be sen-
toeny part of the country. _
' Prices:
The Galvanic Belt,
The Galvanic Necklace, .
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each,
The Magnetic Fluid, , One Dollar. _
The articles are accompaaied. by full and plain diren
tions. Pamphlets with lulf particulars may be had of ti
authorized Agent; , g .
PAR I ICULAR CAUTION.
@- Beware of Counterfeit: and 'IVortIilcs.r fvnilutiona.
_ , p D. C. MOREHIEIAD, M. 1).,
»- GENERAL AGENT FOR 'I'IlI!‘. IINITED S'I‘A’I‘ES,
. .. 132 Brontlwny, New York.
For Sale by J. A. WEED.
Three Dollars,
Two Dollars.
*‘ Segars. , ..
UDGES of good Segars are invited to call
and examine a cltotce brand, just rt.-c’d by
- ' . WEED.
‘A o1;i;e" ‘at’ the zscm of ‘Judson‘£y
old the patient, or how confirmed the complaint. Numerou5
‘Trees, consisting of choice Apple, Pear, Cher.
.'o
~ ,: .. ;,:.3-_‘w.'i.'v
Geo. A. Bisselh '
,:.:2ai;m';roa"1-in: A
‘ Westshestor .
p _ 1\.1.,’;u..;|_, Quincy Mutual, and Mtddl_sseit
I’ 'M‘utual ‘Fae .I:l‘lS.I1l"'t.\|']Cel Co.n'riiini¢5,
and '-t.Ite_Ame.».r.I¢w....3!9L°"' ‘ * ¥
.. Life.,lt1suI‘nDt}8..C°mP‘l'?Y~’;
£Tonvv_A‘L'lE§ _Comv. -
A.'I£. nfyingtont,
Gencral._.Agcn,t for procttrintué‘, Pe‘n_-' O;
sions. ,BounI_1/ Lands, _L‘xtv'a and »Back_
.-Pay. -French Spoliations. Letters ,
Palcn(,d-c., dc. '
Geo}-gje=.A.. Davenport,
Attorney and‘ , Counsellor ;at ‘law
5N onwa LK, . CONN.
lo'.s-.HI'e.r1.'Y9_ ,
Attorney and Counsellor . at law’.
M aIIlory’s Building. A
..roH:u AUST.E:N’s
AQIJERRIAN ROOM 1
’ "Over F. St. John’s: Store,
NORWALIC. CT.
, Lilzenesses
IVa2'7'anlcd to please all good judges.
Biz-in’s ‘RI:-zrclie-nt’s
tassasrtt trues,
NORVVALK, CONN.
In the Post Ofiice Building.»
c7.F"é3fiEn.vs.eN,
DEALER IN FORICIGN AND DOMI-ZSTIC
$ta;.u2 &3.‘§ftlIIt‘y iflrp euros.
CARPATING ‘-
Carriage Ciotlis and trmmngs.
CLGTEIS, SSIIIIERES, VESTINGS, «
Sheetings. E“1an.'ae1s, Batts Joe.
NORVVALK, CT.
I
Dimer; Pinch,
1)t«:ALt-:11 IN
Hardware, Cutlery. Iron, Steel, Paints,
Oils. French \Vindnw Glass and-
Aemcu L'l‘URAL IMm.i~:t\‘n~:t\"rsv.
NOII WALK. CO NN.
DENT.-XL S‘U'RG‘ERY
By Brs. HELL & FITCH
Ofce over 0. J. Grnmans Slore, foofi 0].’.
Illain sl., Noirwal/c, Ct.
Raymond & Tifiead, ,
\VHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS.
In Groceries, f’t'ovisious, Flour, Feed, Salt,‘
Fish, Crockery and‘ Glass W:it'e, \Vooden and
\V.illow \Vnre. Brooms, Mats. &c.. &c..
No. :2 l/Valor st... l\'orwal/tr. Conn.
E‘. H. Nash,
MAt~:UI~'Ac'rURt-:tt or
TIN, SI-IE1"-IT IRON, AND (-IOPISER WARES,
EA L ER‘ in Stoves, Fm naces, Iron VVir6
. aml..i{orls, Bllllttlllil, Japan. VVood and’
\Villow \Varcs, Knives and Forks, Force
Pumps, Load Pipe, Sheet Lead‘, Frenclt Bas-
l\'f;‘.i.~‘, etc. Roofing and house jabbing done at
short notice and in a workmanlike manner.
South Norwalk, July 11th, 1851.
TAYL.OR’S l7A.SHIONABLE'
ilai. Cutting, Dessing and Shaving
senoom,
Near /he Spring.
'* ‘i-I-IA-NKFEJL ‘for past favors, he’ hopes by
strict. attention to business to merit a con-
t.inuauct_a of the same. Particular attention-
paul to Cl)llTllI_.‘1 misses’ and children's hair in the"
latest_style. Ra'.r.oi's honed in a s_upe.rior ma :1-
ner. Tricopherus and l’erfumet'y of-‘all kinds
cor.s'autly on hand and for sale.
£75‘ Bay \Vat'er of the best kind‘ consta-ntly our
ha nd and for sale".
"1
I’lt.Ol’LE’S HOTEL.
Li. '7 & 1 9 Catherine Slip, N. Y.
GEO. ST..lOHN, l’ROPRl.ETOR, -
$235" OU LDZ respectfully announce to his
friends a-nd the public that the allove-
hotel has been built the past summer under the
superinteudence of the proprietor with special
rcfermtce to the accommodation oftrat-tsiettt and
permanent boatrders. It now contains 45 we!
ventilatedand‘eleganrly fut-"nislted fodgingroome.
provided with all the modern improvements and
conveniences. - Connected with the hotel is a
re-.stu:'aunt or (lining saloon where all the sub-
stantials and delicacies of the season are pro-
vided at a momeut’s notice at all hours, and’
served up in a style not inferior to any house of
the kind in the United States-. The p'nt-rouagev
ofthe public is respecfully solicited. Ba-t-hs123
cts; lottgings single rooms ‘.25 cts.
cw York, Nov. 24th, 1851.
6’m4'8
Hardware, cutlery,
Iron, Steel,‘Paints and Oils‘!
FINCH has new on hand one of the-
e most, extensive and well selected assort-
meuts of foreign. domesticantl building hard—‘
ware. cutlery. iron, steel, paints, oils, French
and American window glass—assot'led sizes.
agricultural implements, hay cutters, corn shel-
lers, &c. all of which he will sell at prices do‘-
iying competition. -Also, every description "of
carriage hardware, felloes. hubs, spokes, laces,
linings, patent leather, (Sac. all of which he sells '
upon the principle of “ small profits and ready
sales.” _ ' '
The subscriber is also agent for the sale' of
Buswe|l’s .Win.e1'alP(1’f77l, which IS proofagaiust
fire, water and weather, and uocltztngettbleiin
in its color. and is the best, cheapest and most
durable mineral paint; new in use. In fact,our-
assortment, comprises a variety and extensive-
ness that would baffle a detailed description, and
licto cal and examine themselves,
FRUIT TREES
V AT THE
Ezmuti.) 3Nm:.mal~: Nursery,
-«THE subscribers respectfully SOIicit_th'e
attention offruitgrowers to their stock of
45
ABI‘:
ry Plumb, Appricot and Peach Trees Ever.
greens and extra sized horse Chestnuts and
mountain ash. Also a very fine lot oflsubella
and Catauba Grape Vines- Also the true Red
Anlwergi ~Ra.sp0cry, which we warrant,and
hold ourselves responsible forits being the new
or Pure‘ red Antwerp. The last" of Oct. or Ist
of Nov. will be the propertime for putting out
givpn. GEO. SEYMOUR 6: Co.
‘P. S‘. \Ve‘caution the’ public to .buy no
Antwerps ofany person without ho.ldi:.‘g.them
I'espo;1sible for its beingithe new or pure-red.
Antwerp. The country is full of the spurious
kind. A " sep20 tf
w I-IARNESS won SALE CHEAP.
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