Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, June 22, 1852 · page 4

 

 A clse'Curo of. ,
 canons, oonns,
9311-I15; 0393’: 53.73‘

:i‘.MA, w'noorIN_G-Onion‘ 1

.ti.

‘Ann oorrsunirr-rrosr. 1

pr In offeriogto the community this justly celebra-
€s'd're'iii‘edy tor diieasesof the throat and Lungs, it
is not our wish to trifle with the lives or health of
 atfiicted. but frankly to‘ lay before them. the

epiitions of distinguished nice and some of _the ’evi-- ,

deticesot its success, from which they can judge for
diemselies. , ye, sincerely pledge ourselves. to
make no wild assertions or false statements of its
eflicacy, nor willwe hold out any hope to suffering
humanity which facts will not warraiit.

Many proofs are here given, and we solicit an in:

qiuiry from the public into all we publish, feeling
assured they will find them perfectly reliable, and
and the medicine worthy tlre'i'rbest confidence and
patronage. ’ "V ' _ _ '

From the distingu'ished Professor of Chemis-

’tii"y end Miitei°ia_Medi_cti. Bowdoin College}

' Dear Sir": I delayed answering the receipt of
preparation, until.I hadau opportunity of witness-
ing its etfects‘ in my own family, or in the faintly of
as friends. ' ,

_'l'ltis I have done with a high degree of satisfac-
tion, in cases both of adults and children.

I have found it. as its ingredients show, a power-
ful remedy for colds, and con;-,hs. and pulmonary
diseases.‘ PARKER. CLEAV BLAND, M. D.

A Bnusswicir, Ma" I"-eb.5. I847.

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from an Overseer in the Hamilton Mills. in

this City.

; . . . . 1 r.owsr.r.. Aug. 10, 1849.

Dr. J. C. Ayer. I have been cured of the worst
cough‘.-I ever had in my lile,by your " Cherry‘ Pec-
toral." and never fail when I have an opportunity,
at’ recommending it to‘ others. ' ’ ‘ ‘

-- Yours, respectfully. .

I - ' S. D EMERSON.

@'Resd the following. and see if this‘ medicine

is worth atrial. This patient had become very fee-

ble. arid" the effect of the medicine was unm_istalta- .

blvldistinct :—- o

' Uivrrso Sure: HOTEL, Ssssroosvspnises,

- -' .li'ily5. 18-19.

._ Ur‘ J_. C. Ayer,--Sir: I have been afllicted with
3’ painful atfcctioii oftlie Lungs, and all the symp-
toms of settled consumption, tor more than a year.

' I could find no medicine that would reach my case,
iiptill commenced the use of_vour “ Ciuziutv P12.-
1-‘o1'ur.," which gave me gradual relief, and I have
been steadily gaining my strength till my health is
well nigh restored‘ . ‘ '

VVhile using your medicine. Iliad the gratification
ofcnring with ittny reverend friend", Mr. Truuian.
of Sutnpter District, who ‘tad been suspended-
from his parochial, duties by a severe attack ol_
bronchitis. ~

3 lliave pleasure in certifying these tarts to you.

. And am. sir. yours respectfully,

. J. F. CALHOUN, of South Carolina.

Prepared and sold by James G. Aver. practical
chemist, Lowell, Mass. a-iid for sale in Norwalk by
Wm E Bissell. and J W Taylor, Westport. 7

A Ni-zw MODE or SETTING
Artificial Teeth!

T HE undersigned has invented and patented
- ii compound artificial basis for setting teeth.
qy which the process is rendered much more
simple and easy than lieretofore——nnd reduces
the expense about one-half.- Tlie process is
entirety new, and as beautiful as itis simple and
economical. Entire sets can nowbe furnislied
for $50; upper sets for $25, and partial sets in

proportion. ‘ i A. HILL,*D. D. S.
N'orw_allt, Nov. 10th, 185}. 45tf

ifireat Mass Gathering at
 G1tUiviA_N’s 
016 B r 1 dog e

 SWRE!

Just Received l

iTl1e Largest Stock
19f Fancy and Staple Dry

Goods, atpfices perfbctly astonishing
In fact, some Goods are almost

ccitviven Away.

Om’ crssortzizent of DeLa-lites, Cash-

mares, Alpaccas, Popliizs, Persian. 

D‘eLai7zes, T/ribs! Clot/2, ]lIerz'72o,'
and other DRESS GOODS was

never as good at presem‘...
‘on: Stock of Dress Silks is Immense,
consisting of Black and Colored, Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety. Our stock of

Broad Cloths, Ciissimerea. Satiirets, Vest- ,

ings and all other goods for Men’s and Boys’
Wear is larger than ever before oi’i‘ei'ed-. In
fact, Ladies and Geutleinen can find any and
every article wanted ‘lor Dress, Use. or Orna-
ment. and at. prices that would astouisli all, and
DEFY COMPETITION. Also, the Largest
Stock of Domestic Goods ever offered. and by
all odds the cheapest D’ou’t forget, the

“Old Bridge Store”
1. tbeplacefor BARGAIN; 2 .r
.0. J. GRUMA'N-

No'i'wallr-, Sep. 1, 1851.

500 MEN want-run

Not to work upon the

an.-.11 Road!

But to purchase their

 

At the CHEAP CASH STORE-ofthe sub.
. -fiber where it saving is made sufficient to pay
to; eniniles travel. Call and-prove the truth
at .. GEO. VV. SMlTH'S.
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-' 3991: Seller, an.d~Bin(_l_er,-
AS just returned from,New'York wit.li ll
.‘ ‘new and valuable.colloc_tiou of School}! nd
». M'’’°°"_‘‘"°F’"5._B°‘¥li*?,- . Al§99".lll rge assortment
of Stationei'y,including Blnnlr,I}ooks.l?oolscap,
Lettenand Note Paper, envelope, Sliites, &c.,
,,\VIllcl‘l be vvill,sell r-cheaper-th-no they cn_n.;b..t
bought for at any otirerstore in this v-icinitytsk '
‘,?BOQI,(8_0f__ all kinds, bound in his usually:
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,’
and satisfaction given to all.

u

g prices, some as low iis“$5 50. Mal.l0.gii»ny. bl'k
, » walnut ja'pd.mapl_e ,bod'smii_ds.of various patterns

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.-..:'.'~.,\‘.'e‘=‘t. _ ., . _; ‘
Looking. Glasses,;jWi!low. Ware ac
 :=QU1NTARD.&..SON.S have st;-their

ivvare-.roo_rris a fevv rods east of the bridge
a large assortment ol cabinet furnitni'e, consist-.
ing infpart of sofas, centre. card, book, tea. w,0I'|4
anp kitchen tables of various kinds,‘ mahogany
and black walnut marble .top dressing bureaus-
dlain dressing tburenusmomrnon _burenus of - l

 

and p_rices.some' as ‘low as.$2 25. -‘Patentbed-

1 steeds that can be put up in three minutes and

witlioulfa key... . Miibbgiihy. curled ma ple.' bl 'lt
walnut, kitchen and windsor chairs. Children’:
table 'i'rr_id..low chairs. ‘ \Villoyv’ waggons."crn-
dies;-and chairs_._‘,,l_'..ooking glasses of all sijtes

A and prices. from 25 cents to 810. Spring mat-

l'esses.tho bestiiud cheapest beds in’ existence.
=’We:'will deliver-any furniture plll'C;IJ_n§P(l-0f__lls
(to the amount of $10 or over) in New Ctmaiin.
damage. ' ' ' _
Read Made Cofiins.—We have constantly
on him from 100 lo150 coffins of niiihogeny.
black walnut, clierryand whitewood of all sizes
and desci-iptions. which can be furiiished at it
few minutes notice. \Ve also furnish shrouds
tmdieveiything necessary for the interment ol
the dead, and will see to the digging of graves
when requested. \V_e will attend funerals in
New Ct).llm1.l‘l,‘\Vlll0l'l or Ditrieii. willioutextin
charge. E. QUINTARD dc SONS.
N. B.—-Persons wisliiiig to purcliase burial
lots in the Norwalk Cenieteiy may make up
plictition to us. ’ 45tf

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At the New Meat Market.
HE Subscriber has just opened it Market
adjoining the store of Lockwood. llniglit.
dc Co. for the convenience of the people oftliis
vicinity, and by constant attention and every_ef-
fort to please his ctistomors, he hopes to share

the public psttrontige. _ -

M P. S_. The very best qualities of meat only
will be vended at this establisliment. and every
attention paid to clenliiiess. it matter; too much
overlooked at most markets.

" B. ST. JOHN.

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E. c. wannmvi
Cabinet lllalcer and Underta/ter .'
(Two doors east of the Bank.)
STAMFORD. C'1'.

 HAVING recently coumpleted an
 extensive alteration and, improve-
.- '19‘-«e”"l merit in li__is extablisliment, and ex-
‘- tended the compiiss of his business.
would respectfully inform the iriliabi—
tauts of this and the atljoiiiiiig towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly'iiianufactui'-
ing every ilescriptioii of '
CABINET WARE
iz: it good and general variety of
Beadsteads, Tables, Wizsltstavtds, Secrctrzries
‘ ' Bureaus, Sofas, t§~c. <j~c.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot fail to suit the pui'chiiser.
Also, it variety of GHA IRS-——liaii', cane, ting
and wood bottoms tit various prices, together
with rockers of every style. '
H ouselioldfliiaiilure of any descriptioii insinu-
Wictuied to order at short notice on the most
)R30Dfll)l8 terms. Also it very extensive as,-
irtment of g A
zilattresses, Pallasses, Potent Bead-
_ steads, 6'0. eye.
Phat can be setup and taken down by any one
it less than two minutes. -
He liasalso it handsome assortment of the
nest liisliioiiable styles of
O
Jlaoolkm Gil.-asses,
which he will sell as cheap as can be bought
on y where.
He is also prepared to fi.ii'uisli
COFFINS, SIIROUDS. CAPS. SCARFS. 6.-.c.
ofevery description that. may be desired, or
that can be olitziiiied in the city of New York
at it moments warning. day or night, on the most
reasonable terms. ‘Be is also prepared to fur-
nish liearses, carriages, "see to the digging ol
graves. and to alt:-iid t.o any other iii'i'iinge'ment
tlint may-be wisliodlor the funeral processioii.
&c. Those who iiiay wish to keep the'body of
a deceased friend sevt-.i'al days, can be furnished
with an ice box in which it may be pieseived it
week‘ or lo‘ngei'1'f necessary. . .
E. C.‘W'ARREN.
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851. if

Farm fbr Sale.
THE place formerly occupied by
- Alvin Hyatt, dec’d, is otTei'ed for stile.
It consists of about three acres ofgood land,
with ll dwelling-house nnd barn thereon stand-
ing. .Also,ubout 12 acres of lniid lying near

 

the Danbury do N-orwiilk riiilrottd. For further
purtictilnrs enquire of
‘ SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
\Vilt3n, March 3.1851. 91!

, . For Sale,

.,I._._; W°ITH immediate possession. it good
Mill witli water power on an excellent sticziiii.
with a coiivenieiit I-louse. Barn, and 14 acres of
lnnd, situated about 7 miles from Nerwiillt OI‘
Stiiinfoid. For pat-ticiilnrs enquise of S. E.
OLMSTEA D. or JOHN BATLEY.

Norwitlk. May 24th, 1851‘. Qnf

Ready Made clothing.
THE subscriber has on hand tlll(I‘ll1l6I'l‘(I!~‘i
keeping it good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing 0 tall kinds. Also, it good assortineiit
of Cloths, Ciissiiiiei'es. and Vestings, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
slim-t notice.
N. B. Pni'tici.lai°nttention paid to cutting.
‘ THUMAS RILEY.
Norwalk. Feb. 25,1851. 9

 
 

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Narwalk Cemetery Associa-
tion. '

AT :1 Meeting -of the Norwalk Cemctei'y

. Association, held August 29th., 1850. vo-

ted lliat Evert Quinturd and Lyiimn Ricliurds,

be it committee to have generalsupervisioii of

the grounds of this Association, as regards
monuments, toiri"stont-.3. and eirclosure of. lots,
and that no person shall dig a grave. or ercct
stones to graves, without perii-issieu and advice

‘of said committee.

Altcst.
W. C. STREET. Ssc’y pro tem.
, . WET GOODS.
1 YARDS of ladies‘ Dress Goods,
dainaged by water at the late lire
in Broadway, for sole clien p at
- . L. H. RANDLE'S.
Norwnlk, April 12, Q
, Notice. ‘ -
LL persons indebted to the siibscriber
whose accounts have stood over one year
are requested to calland make iniiiiediate pay-
ment, othe'i'wis'eth‘eii° accounts will be put in
an ofl‘icer'shnrids for co'ulec'tion.‘ ,1‘ f .
' N. VVO0‘D.'-

Jan. 26, I852. T 4

E. QUINTA an. ( Jbitii-inn it
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"CYTHES.—50 doz. Elliot Ben|_'dsley.ls nu-
perior cast and German steel ’ Séythgg, for

siile by the dozen to dealers at rmi,iiufactnrer's,’

l"'|l‘-9-‘I. by-. I 1 STREET QUINTARD.

~~ vWoodenA~-W,are,- &c.- ‘
_ EDAR Tpbs. Pa'ils’=, Seives, Trays, Bowls.
_r ClOlh6Spln8.»'Br001fl§q' paint“e¢l_iTo'li"s and
Pails. Cocouuut Dippem:-Mnts,IcW-isk§,;,:u-fiy-

.ellig‘Bnskets, Knives and Forks, Sttucepans.

F|')’lnl!PiIn8. Sndit-one’. ‘Sll0ve'lI' and Tohgs.
Door Scrapers, Porcelain Kettles. &c.' by ~
’ L., H. it Go.‘

,’

‘Wilton ‘or Dariea l'ree of charge and free from . D

the house of Ira Betta. Ji'., and on the line of ‘

able terms.

at-,~.«s.«»‘.’.. ~‘ -~‘~zv.;’.-'—3.'-‘-w,t- ;_ . 

'.; ‘.7. 3" .5‘ v» , :1’-'1'»-3 ~‘.,i<.?..".t 1 ‘rr. '3. fr

. . . .,:..&;-_.-i, I ,7»: -'5 3: 5!! .~§.-yr;-_»~.-.-r . . " ‘lie
 ' ‘- A’ srarnts ssiocuoi,
Cheaper; Ever
[-1 E §nbsct'ibe'rs ‘have. just" t‘e'ceiv_ed, and
slia_i'llll»:eep jconsta’ntly.on liunfd oiie_,of the

largest ti£s's'ortni'ents of . -

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REQDY JVIADE -CLOTHING.
for Spring M1t‘l_'Sl)ll2lfi8|°1W0nI'. ever .brongli.t. into
this town,-whiclt will .be sold cheaper than ever.

Ll'l‘IrlAUER-. & truss.

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.1’. M. Smith’: Marble Yard,
"Near" the Bridge. Norwalk.'Conn.
EPULC I1 RAL Monuments and Grove
Stones of every variety of patteriis, and of
the most skilful workuiiinsliip. The best as-
sortment of American and Foreign, Marble,
kept constantly on hand. 
Persons wishing t.o procuie Monninents or
nny kind of Marble \Voi'k,ai'einvitcd to callnnd
give it personal inspection of his imttei'ial and
\\‘0l'l~'.llllll1Sl1ll), as this will be more satisfact.ory
than to purchase of Agents without aiioppoi'tu-
nit.y oftestiiig the quality of the article con
tracterl for. ' I -' I , .
I?§"Tlie Lettci-ingand Oi-uaniontalwork is
executed by an experieitced woi-kiiiitu and can
warrant it. to give entire satisfactioii.

. May. 1852.
& ‘Hai'n'ess

Sadti q

IIE subscriber gi'a‘tefully acknowledges

the liberal ptitrounge bestowed on him the

past live years by the citizens of this and the
adjoining towns. and would inform them that
he has constantly on hand lt large assoitiiientof

Saddles, Harness, Tram/cs, Valices,
. Carpet Bags, W/2-ips, cS‘c.

which lieiwill sell much less 'tlinu can be pur-
cliased elsewhere. The best of materials are
always used and perfectsiitisfaclioii aiiaiaiitied
on all work executed at this establisliinent or
the money rsturiied.

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double and single HARNESS, which will be
found superior in iiealiieas and beauty of finish
mid workmaiisliip. toiiiiytliing ever exhibited
in this market befoi'e.d§;
Special altcntion paid to Repairing, w/tic/t
will._ always be done at the shortest notice
‘ (Izod in the 7zea.le:.s't ma-mm‘. .
tr.g‘"?Just. call and sec )'Otll'Sell’eS.=éf/E
F. BRADLEY.

npril 26] Under Conuecticttt Hotel.

Norwalk IE-Iaruess
AND SADDLERY

ESTABLISHMENT,

.Z\"e.2rt door to Dan bury a1nd1Voru'aZ/t
Railroad Depot‘.

() NE oftlie most splendid and varied nssoit-
merits of Goods mid \Vures in the above
line over scan in this part of the County can
now be found at the old and well known stand of

% 5s %I 
( Opposite the iVoru'all.‘ IIotel,)
\Vlio~ is confident that the reputation be has
acquired in his business is it stitTi‘cieri~l5 gI_ta.‘x'i't‘ll
tee to his old customers and the pub‘ic of the
.superioi'iIy of woi'l':-miinsliip ind iieatness of
design and‘ finish of ii ll nl'l'lcl(-‘S pui'cliase'd iit his
store. pi'eferi'ing that his work sl’ilou'i’d praise
liim riitlier than to trunipet abroad bis merits
with his own lips.- I
Econ; article in his line '.7Ffna’e or
Repa-ired at the shortest notice and
upon the -most 7‘eoso‘2mblc terms.
may 8, 1852.‘
N E W YORK
Cabinet, Chair, Sofa and
Bedding Uplie‘lslc.i'y Esiablisliniciit.
AT NEW CANAAS, c'r.
T HE pi'opi'ietoi',of the above is prepared to

 

the above busiiiess, mid keeps on liiiiid for sale
of maple, &c.; cottage B wzilnut from 38 lo SI4‘

to $39. ll1ill]0_£_‘.llll_V front; all mahogany extra
from to $35 Will] miirble top 6:0; rule joint
ten tables from $2 50 to $4; malinguny do from
$610 $30; cliairs from 37¢ cts to $8 each ; stands
and wash stand from $1 to $14’; sofas spring
SPEIIS and liiiirclotli covered front 312 to $90 ;
mattresses from $1 25 to $15; comt'oi-ters from
$51 75 to $2 75; feat.liei's very low; -imittrosses
of sti'aw,teu ‘grass, paleiit prepared corn husk,
curled grass. curled hair &:c., and evei'yt.liing
eve!‘ wished for at equal lo\v prices at least 535
per cent less than can be obtained elsewhere in
the country, and everything sold at his estab-
lisliment is wiiiriiiited to be what. it is sold for

A lot of cottage beil posts for sale , ii constant
supply on hand; denleis supplied at reduced
prices. 'I.‘ui'uirig (lone neatly.

N B——I’teadypmde coffiiis constantly on hand
of all sizes and qualities at low pi'ices. and‘ will
attend to the digging of graves and will foi‘nis.‘i
everytliing necessary for the iiilermeiit of’ the
(load. Funerals will be attended with ttliearse
dzc unequalled for respect, free from extra"
t-liai'ges.. New York Cabinet and Upholstery
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New Marble Yard.
HE subscriber having opened and furnish-
'-_ t ed a new Marble Yard in Norwalk, near
the head of Main street. would respectfully so-

licit all to favor him with it call, and examine

his stock-and tvorkmansliip. He intends hav-
ing'on-lmiitl constantly a full assortment of
American and foreigri ll-Iarble, and the work-
manship of a superior s_tyle.»; -Monuments,
—'l‘ombstor.es.- counter and table 'I‘ops,&c., dcc.
fuI‘Dl3IlB(I at the shortest order and on reason-
_ JOHN H. WEEKS.
’ Norwullt, Nev.:5th, 1851. 45

I OAUR-iA.SOLS.—-Atigootl assortment‘ for rule.-

iit MOULTOWS. \lVesIport.

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up to oi'dci'. several setts of veryliglit and tasl.y_

execute any thing belonging to eillier of.
at low [)l'll.P.S betlslmids from $1 '75 cts to $4 '75 .

-—-llllll10£1lll ' from $8 to -$5() ' bureaus from .“:\-l- -
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T ~ . 9 THE 'i§t.'ooi),'1s i'I_.,Il~‘-._E,"'E"tN'i ,
' In the -La11g1_uzge_,o_f Scriptures. ‘P I i
e m-.nAr.s:iirs , 
. ~Fore.st VV rue ! a

Train its ovvir. l'l1‘8l’l_I§,8__l|d, great works, this wine
is fast becoming the favorite irrediciire among eve-
class of peopl_e.~ , Known as the most efficient rem-
edy for general! Debilitv. Nervous Afl'ecti’oris. Cori-
suiiiptive Decline. Complaints of tl.c Kidneys
Heart, Liings. n'ud‘al)‘ove all for disegrscs arising
from impure Blood and habit of the System, emi-
nent members of the Medical Faculty have‘ sanc-
tioned and adopted the use of it.

. DR. 1. A. STANLEY.

A celebrated Physiciaii. ina letter from Prince-
ton. New Jersey. dated November -16, 1849, de-
clares that in all his experience h'a'liad never seen
nnvtliing to compare. witlitlie Forest Wine and.
Pills. at the ‘same time relatlug several cases of
constitutional Debility and Scrofiilons affections
which it.,cured in an ii_icredih_le shprt time. Among
the membersoof the Medical Faciilty of New York
who have witnessed the great results of the For-
est Wine. and ijecomiiieuded it in nunierotis com-
plaints will he found the names of Ilie celebrated
Dr.» M. T. Goodman‘. Dr S I Mott. Dr. L Cheese-
nian, Dr Cliiltnii. Dr Wm Brown, Dr Marvin, Ur
JM Morena, and others.

, » TESTIMONY

Of Johnson Burke, aliiglily respectable‘ citizen
of \Viiverly Place. New York ?

DR G W HALS F.Y.——

Dear Sir——l esteem the Forest \Viue H! the King
of Medicine.-. It has done for me in five _ weeks
\\‘lltll.lll_f.Ce_ Physicians failed to do in as maiiy _vea‘rs.
In 1315.1 lbvczime a victim of the Heart D"i‘sc:rse'
and l\‘ei‘\'oiis‘~Afl_c-ctioiis. which liave been gi'owi'ng
mi ll1e8\’P.l‘.\‘ll:lCf‘.,‘lIfilll 1 prnciireil your Forest
\Viiie and Pills. iiltlioiigli I had wasted several lllllI-
drcd dolliirs for tucdiciil attendance. During the
lasttt-vo year.-i 1 was obliged to keep my h-oiise
iicaily all oftlie time. and gave up biisiiicss in con-
sequence of my ill health. Iliad lost nearly all
hopes of recovery, my compliiiiit was of that c'l:iss
under which “nattiire sinks and llfl‘. becomes ti bur
tlicii.” Seeing your Forest Wine advertised I
concluded to give‘ it it trial, and before finishing the
third bottle I felt like it i'liti'ere:it per.-‘oti, and was
able to resiiiiic liii:-iiwss' again. eiitircly cured by
lill<illL"fiVP. bottles. For the beiielit of those atilic-
ted tvilli siiiiiliir compltii-tits you‘ are at liberty to
puhlisli this. Yours. 

 JOHNSON BURKE, \Vaverly flaco, N. Y.

The following certiliczitc, voluntarily given by
MrF G Miissey, a respectable and well k-uu‘wn'
citizen of Colioes. New York. is an evidence
which must aeiiiove all doubt: oftbe great tifticacy
oftlie Forest \Vine in GENEIL-S-L‘ DEBIlzl'I‘Y,
Nei.ii'nlgia,AlTectious oftbe Spiiieiiiid Ki'dm-.ys‘.-

This is to certify. that I have used Dr. Halsey's'
Fare.-it wine in my family wilq llie. mo:-‘t entire site-
cess. My wife was badly atl’.ii-.tcd with Nciiriil:'iia.
afi'e-ctioii ol the Spine aiid Kidneys, and general de-
bilily- She found speedy rclii.-faiitl regaiiicd lier
l'lell|lll, by the use otihe Fnrast wine.

Fi'oui my own knowledge oftliis excellent medi-
cine, lcoiifidentlp l'3C0llllllPl1('l it for the good of
others who may ce suffering with siiiiilar com-
pliiiiits' his the best mi-!tllClllc with which : am ac-
qiiiijnled. and lllO.~‘6 \\l‘l0 are afllictcd with‘ the‘
above, or any si_iiiili2r diseiiscs, _ _
its virtues. E G MUSSEY.
MORE TESTIMONY FROM COHOES.

Dr G Hal-t-_v.

Dear Sir—My wife last autumn was reduced to
alow Sl|:IB iifdidiilily. My fa wily Pliysicitin advi-
sed lit?!‘ to take your Forest wine. Accordiiigly I
Wt.'lll to Mr Terry’.-. your agent for this town, and
p|‘nt".Ill:0f‘l ti bottlv of it wliicli re.-tored her in a very
short time to perfect lte«'|lllt- _

' H l-ZNRY DONALDSON.

Cuhocs, April 13, It-‘:3(). -

The tcsliiiiony of upwards of three hundred in-
diviilii.-il.~i, some of whom were afliictcd with dread-
l'iil‘di.-nrdcrs iiiid l'.‘tll‘lSltl't‘l’l-‘d incur:ilile.ni:iy be seen
at Dr 1l:il.-ey'.~: piiiicipal office. J The following are
some of iliein residing in this city :-

Mr .-‘tat-oii S Smith. 167 Prince st.'. oflice in wall
st., w.-isloiig severely alllictcd with a disease of ilie
kidiieys and l)la(lilt-r. "l‘lic l)Psl. medical skill ans-
\\‘ci'cd no purpose. He tried the Forest wiiic and
it met his cas'e, and he st as coiiipletrly cllred by
the use of tour bottles and a box-cl’ the Forest
Pills.

M r .l'ac'ob Hell‘, nrci-cb=iiit' iii Pearl’ st, was for If
vearsa martyr to severe Rlieumatic Pains, and cottld
lind no relief tintil be used the Forest wine‘ and
Pills. and recovered by taking six bottles aiitl less
than a box of the Pills. . _ _ ,

~'I‘lie rr-.m:ir|'<al‘ilb oti"rcat‘.o- ofrllc Forest‘ ‘.\'l'lle is
vorv sirikiugiti the case of the [Ion S I Brown. of
Virgliiiii. who wa.~r cured in a few liniirs time‘ of a
rev:-re attack of.‘ B"iiioi:s Diarrlicca and general [was
traIi'oii of bodily cii'nrg_v in a few days time. _ On‘
the Zll'l'i\‘ill'Ofl'l|l.~l gciiilt-m'.rri in N't:W York in Miirclr
he was so wealt and nervous from the effects of
his illness. that he could not write,- and l'eqllll'e(l HS‘-
slsftlllce to enable him to walk to'l'ii‘.-' apartinP.nt.—-'
The wine was sent for. and he recovered by the
use of l'es.- than a bottle of the wine and‘ a single
dose tttiitbe Pills.

The Forest wine‘ mid Pills are rci‘.omm‘i=riiled' as
an efficient and certain cure in the folloiviirg coin-
pliiiiits: ' I p y _ . _

Dyspepsia‘. Haliitttal Cosi.iveiies.<.- Liver

C(lmplflllll,- Asthuiii, Piles, Obstiiiale
Flciitliiclie. lbilioiis D'tsordei's,« Pim-
ples, B'liit(:lics and iinlieitllliy color
of the skin, Jaunuice. Ague and-
]“t’.V(‘l'.Sllll-l‘l1Pl!’ll‘l',~ Erysipelas
Complaiiits incident‘ only to‘

Feiimles. Liingtiisliiiig.
\\ve:iltiies5.N-iglit Sweats
Fl ervoiis Di: 0l‘tlPl'3.-

t'.ieiiei'al lll Health‘
and impaired state‘ .
of the Consti-
lution.

i-7?‘ Gs neriil‘ Deiiot for Iliilsey's l7"oi-est‘
\Viiie, No E25 1-‘). Siii'ucest.. New York. $1
per Bottle. or 6 bottles for '.l"\'t-‘only five
cents per box for lite Pills.

F0; sale by \V. E. BlSSEli.L.-

"“""It'0s.sU'i‘i-1 HAS COME 2
And so has the time when
Goods will be sold Cheap! !
‘HE subscribers leeltiig tlieiiisclves under
fig. mun-y obligtitioiis to; their customers for
the very libeiiil pzitror_iago l)(:\:fiUWB(.l upon them
during the last. year, would respectfuliy-tentlei'
their l3l1ilYl~liS,-tl$Slll‘ll'lg [llt‘.m'I-l"1tl’l2 with the com‘-
fllellcelllellt of the new year they will offer
such iiiduceu-tents as will continue to merit the’
|)atroii_nge of the public. _ .
Feeling confident of the public l_nvoi' they
now purcliase g.(m(~lS in such quantities as to be
eiiabled to sell tlierii much lower than usual.‘
and tower titan sold by any store in the vicinity.
Come all and test. the truth of this statement.
“ CH1-IA-P run Casii,” is the motto.

"All kinds of eonntify produce taken in ex-
change for goods, and the higl-tcsi market price
allowed. (iootls delivered-lo any part ol'l;lie
town tree of charge.

- RAYMOND & MEAD,
Grocers‘,
- No. 2 \Vater st. l‘im'w&lli..
Jan. 17. ’

CARIRAGE 1‘tIAKER’S GOODS. Axles,
Springs, Slinfts, Carriage Dows,'Bolts,
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
Hiiiid Screws. Seaming Cord. rite.
. . I-IOLCOMB do LYON.
R.INDSTONES.‘25 tops superior grit
just. landing from Berea Oliis. .
.' HOLCOMB dc LYO‘. .
ILES.—-1500 dozen 65 S. Butchers’
Files. consisting of every size and kind.
new opening by HOLCOMB dc LYON.
1 DOZ. hand, panncll, rip and back
0 Saws of Butchers’, Spear k Jackson's
and Becltet's. at wholesale and retailby HOL-
COMB do LYON, 83 Water st., Bridgeport.

, Zinc Paints. ‘ ,
THE subscrilieisotfer it full assortment of
the celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising snow
white. white. pearl and brown, ground in oil,
manufiictured by the " New Jersey Zinc Coin-
pany,” and for s‘ii'le at their lowest prices.

, 16 STREET 66 QUINTARD.

may _aal‘iely rely on.

_ A \

.. , 4 ,Jadsonif&;‘fiisse11.- _,
AVE at... the store formhily. .occifitie‘d
by S. E.O'lmste‘ttd o‘n’ea’st side the bridge

' where they, will follow lIIe__.Wllo‘los!l6- and re‘-

tail Gi‘oeei°y' and Commission business. They
iiowotfer to pn_‘rchage‘rsn general assortment of
Groceries.’ Provisions. Fruits, ‘Nuts. dzc. as can
be found at any store in the county. and on. as
favorable terms. The following is a portion of
their stock,viz :. :-. , ; _ e
20 cI_iests~youugihysou and black Tens of all
-_prices. . _ .

25 lihds and bbls P R and N O Molasses.

«til we “ Sugar of all kinds.

Ill qlllntlll_9 Codlish. . .

150 bbls Flour. extra and superfine.

30 boxes Raisins.

Cottne of rlitferent. prices.

Currants. Citron, Figs. Spices and nuts.

Whale. elephant and sperm Oil by barrel or

gallon.

Tallow, adaniantine.sperm and wax Candles.

POI'«:$l‘l. Soda, St‘a'i"cli dtc. by cask and box.

Pliilitdelphin. Lime‘, It superior article for

- white washing. ‘

I? J. 6: B. will keep constantly on‘hiind
Content, cn'cined Plaster for building purposes.
and many other‘ar_t.'icles too uuirierons to men-
tion, and which will be sold on reasonable terms.
. _ C. GRAHAM,

Architect, Civil Engineer 8:. Surveyor 1
I BE subscriber having opened an office in
’ Norwiilk with DE Culver, civil engineer.
opposite the post cities, for the purpose of mu-
king plans. elevations and sp'i-ci'fi"cii'fioa's for
buildings ofall kiiids. also for liiitlges and roofs.
lllwlllg bad it number of years of practice iir.d
experience in building n'nd i‘i‘i‘ sirpcrintetitiiug
buildings of ii‘-I kinds. All orders left with D
L Culver.Esq. will receive prompt attention.
Er:gineei'i'n_t: and sin-veyingdone in all its branch
es. No’i'wa'lk, Feb. 2-9. I852

New G:-oceey store.
HE Slll)S(‘.l'llZr!l'S liaving taken the store
- l-ately occupied by Mi‘. Fieltl, Delll‘ the
spring, and stocked it with it ia'i'ge'nssoi-tment. of
Groceries, Provisions. u5£c.,- would respectfully
solicit it slt-are of public pati'oiiag'e«-believing
that those who favor lhein with a call will ligiil
as good liargriins as can be found in the place.
Goods deliverecl witliin a reasonable distance
free of clinigg.-..
Al-ll goods not proving as repveseuferd can be
returned,-and the money will be refiiniled’.
ti.--HOLMES 65 CO.
13 Main st".
15

Noiwailt, April 10‘.-

Boot Shoe__ Leather and find-
iitg Store.
IIENRY HANDES renews i‘i'gi'iiii
 b'is zxckiiowltadgriients to the public and
his frieiitls fiii'tllt‘eii' g'enei'ous patromige
during tllieyeaii‘ past‘, and hopes to merit tin no
iiiterrupted continuance of the bu.si'iii=.ss rela
tioiisliip which he has so long maintained with
this community. He wil'l‘be‘fm‘i-iid no-w at his
new stand opptrsite the store‘ of Dimitri Finch.
where he will be happy to see. and "serve his
old l'i'ieuds and the public. The chariicter of
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises every _ u'i'l‘.ic‘lo ot iiieii’s‘
and cliildreu’s wcirr. with Rubbers and Over-
slioes in llieir seasoii.- for liidies and geiitleinen.
FINDINGS of the best q‘u:il'ity. and Ill‘ any
qiiaiitity, suited to the vvarits of the ct'n-ft.
Norwiilk. April ‘.20, 1852'.-

South.Norwalk Machine Shop
ll-l E public are i'ei'pectftilly inl'orm‘etl that.
the subsci'ibei' will‘ continue the business
of R. W. Norton 6.’. Co., and lie is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Johbiiigiii geiiertil ma-'
cliinery; Die Tui-ni'ng of every description;
and Sawing in all its varieties, Bi'ackets.~ Car-
riage Stall’. écc. Also‘, Vlood' 'FD‘l'nl'llgltl' all’
its vi.-.°i'iot'is branches, from the‘ l‘ii‘i'tz_e'slf Portico
Pillitrs to‘a‘ii' Awl Halt. Turned Cedar H‘it.ch-‘
gag am} [Rance Posts are kept cmistaatly on
hand‘.

The‘ subscriber‘ has also‘ atldfetlx to the‘ above
eslabllislirneiil: a Foundry for Brass Castings.
and lie \votil'd=be pl'ease_d to fill orders for any
and every kind of’ .l'ol'il5iiig in this" line.

The tiiciiiries oi’ the present pl‘O[7llefOl' ena-
ble him togun-ra'nt-e‘e todoany ltiud‘ of work in
I-iis line‘ wliicli is done in any other city or
t‘ov.'n'.~ aiid‘ lie wiirrnnfis ullf woi'li~ to give entire
satisfiictiiitloi’ no-c'l‘m=rg‘e will be ni:id'e.- _ y

N. B. Czt‘sli'paid' oudelivery for good I-lick
oi‘y Timber. H. Ml. NORTON.

Ssubli N oi-walk, lV1'arci'i. 1‘3?, 185?. 1’y

House & Lot, For‘ Sale‘.
. '.l"I?'E suliscriliei offers for stile his
- — house and lot‘ sil‘mrt‘ed‘on- the main street
in the vill'ii'g.o of Nctv Ciimi'::'u. . The dwelling
house is a two‘ story wood litiilding with ll coni-
uiodious back kitclieii and a well ofgnod water
coniiected t.liei'ewill'r. 'l~"liei'e is also it good
barn. wood-house. gni°d‘en, and‘ a lot cttntaiiiing
one rood connected tliei'ewit*li‘. lit ll very
den-i~mI»l'e loczition. rm terms apply to; the
sub'sci-iber at Norwnlk, previous tothe first of
M~:ii'cli. THOMAS RAYMOND. \
Norwa-lk, Jan. 24. 4tf

For sale‘. _

ll‘ :1 E building lot. comprising about 13-acres

of good ground, latetlie s_iie of the resi-
ileiice of'Capt. \Vin. Allen. Flax Hill district:
is olleretl for sale on very 1'easona=ble tei'ms.—-
Aipply tit this oflice‘.

Sportsman Attention.
TH E spring campiiin is now open. plet't’s'a
_ call and examine our stock of Ti-‘out poles
Reels, L-ines. Hooks, Baskets, li'lr':tsl'ts 6:3,
We are also lionrly expect‘ing ll'l10i’D6l' invoice
of t’l‘rose Superior tloiilile‘ and’ single barrel
Guns made expressly to our order and _which
are too well knowto need puffing.
HOLCOMB 6:. LYON.
- 83- \Vat»ei' Stlreet,«. l3/i'idgepci‘t2.

F0357 AND SEALS.
LEASE call at my store and look at the
most beautiful, rich, splendid and fasliioiitt-

ble lot of g0‘l(l‘fl'l1(lplttled Fob Chains and Seals

ever oli'ei'ed' in this market‘. ‘
iipril 26. C. E. D'FSB§§O’\V.

Zinc Paints.
O. 1 or snow white, ground in oil.
2 silver_ at H -9
3 grey :6 s H
Brown stone color, for sale by
T I. 6: J R PECK.
South Noi'wa=l‘l't. May 1852.

Silver and Plated Ware.
‘ SHALL- keep it large assortment ofspoonsa
forks. butter-knives, slight‘-sliovels. ltidles.
dcc. for the spring trade. Pul"}l1llS6l'S will find
it to their advantage to buy of me, and have
their spoons handsomely eiigraved and wari'uiit-
ed, rather than to get them of -pedl6I'8-
- ' . ‘ C E. DISBROW.

 

 

66

‘ OFFIN PLATES furnished at short no-
tice. . C. E. DISBROW.

"t OLAR and fluid Lamps of all kinds.
5 c. E. DISBROW.

 

from 3d fine to 7 inches, for sale by

. STREET 6!. QUINTARD.
INDOW GLASS.-500 boxes French
_ and Ametsican ‘Window Glass, for sale
.t . . .
at °' ’ pmisiritasr 6: QUINTARD.
O-ES.-"-50 dozen Tut_tle’s cast steel Hoes
» for sale by the dozen to dealers‘at mann-
facturei"s prices by 5- 53-’

NAILS.—500 kegs Fall River nails assorted

 

Wholesale:atid,‘Retjtil;(£rocery A

' lie to cal and examine themselves,

5 INSURANCE AGENCY
‘Geo. A. .
_ , iiet-ziv-is iron 1-nit . J t , '
Hows'rd._ Hartfoid Mutual, .Ws:tclmi;s'i-
M lltlml. Quincy. M llllltll,‘ and Middlsseg -
. Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
and the American Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
Ufllee til the Store of ‘ Judson 5'-'B¢'s,sell. .‘
: Noiu‘vAi.x, Comv. ' -1 ‘_

A. H. Byinston. "
General Agent for procuring Pena,
sions. B’ou.ii'ty Lands, Extra and Bccl: '
Pay. I3‘-’ren.cI'i Spoliations. Letters‘
, qPa‘tcnt. 4$~c., 4.5.1:

George Davenport. ._
Attorney and Counsellor at law '
Ofiw l’Vest Side tltc, Bridge, '

' NOI_:WAI.K, costs.
V 0- 8. Perry,
Attorney and Counsellor at lair "
Mallos-y’s Builslissg.
JOHN 1_lUS'.I'I}N’S

DAGUERRIAN iioiim

Over F. St. John’s Store,
NO_R\VALK, CT. '
Likenesses
Wa7‘ra7lléd to please all good judga-_.

 

IBain’s Merchant’s

TELEGRAPH OFFICE,

NORVVALK, CONN.
In the Post Office Building.

GTIf’_éifiiMAN,

DI:.\LElt IN FOREIGN AND 'ooiiiics'ric

Stop 2 $o.faiiry i't'Iri_i Qiiosha
CAR PATING

Carriage Cloths and trnsmngsa
CLOTIIS, SSIMERES, VESTINGS,
Sheetings. Planncls, Butts ac

NORWALK, c':""i"'. -

Dimon Pinch,
m~:.iLi-zit rrv ,,
E1‘rrrd\va're,- Caileiw. iron, Steel, Paints,
O‘ils. French indaw Glass and '
Aoittcni’.'i'Uit'.At. Iiur{r.r:iii'i~:N'rs.
NORWALK. COP‘-NN.

_‘ DENTAL SURGERY
By DPS. HILL & PITCK
Oflicc over C. J. Girumorz.-: S’/ore, foot of
Zllain sl., Norwalk, CI.
, a......a.‘.a‘.s7n—:37.a.
WVHOLE-SALE 65 RETAIL DEALERS
l-ii Gl'0(Zel‘leS. P'i-ovi:tions,F‘lour.- Feed, Self;
F‘isli'. Crocké-.i'y and Glass \Viii'e, Wooden an
. Willow \Vai'o_. B'i'ooms, Mitts. 6t‘:c.. &c.-
No. 2 Water 52.. Norrttalk. Conn.-

re Hi 
_ LYA‘-N“E}l"AC'l‘1§k1'Zi1.0f
Tm. s‘iii«".i—:"i7" iitt‘»o‘N, A-ND‘,CO‘l"PEl{ with so,-
EA LER in Stoves, Fnifnaces, Iron \Vir6
_ a'iirl_l_lorls, Bi'litt’z‘inin, J‘ii'piiu. Vvood and
\Villo\‘v \Vii'i'e's, Knives iiiid Forks, For cd
Pumps. Lead Pipe, Sheet Lend. Fi"ei’ich Bits-'
kets. elc._ Roofing iind l-louse jobbing done If
sliurt‘ not’i'e'e and in ii‘ \\"o’ifli_ii‘i'ii'ril’i‘lt_e i‘rYui'.rIl'er‘.-
South Not-vvaue July tab. 135}.
'1?‘AYLOP..’iS ll-‘A‘SH’lO‘NAB‘Lli}'
llai tfitttlng‘, Dcssing and Shaving
S A In 0. 0 N ;
Near the Spring. T
YIi'.5INIliF‘5JL for past favors, he hopes by
strict atte'iit'ioii tobnsinttrss to merit. a con‘-
tiiiunuce of the same. Pai'ticuliii°_attention’
paid’ to cutting m'i.sscs' ii ud children's litiir in the
li‘tt'est. style‘. R'nzoi's honed in it superior man-'
ner. "_Fi'icopi‘i9riis* mid §"ei't'uuiery of It'll kinds
coiist:'rt'it'ly on liand irnd‘ for sale.
E?‘ Ba y Wtitei' of the best‘ kind" c'o‘ust'n’nt'l‘y on’
lia nd ii'iid'foi' sale. _

 

- c .-____.. . . ..._”",‘j_?:;i@,‘__':_“:_:""
... Houses and Late for sale.

- THE subSci'ibe'r hits tbr sale severii-ll
convenient’ cottage houses with good Ibis and’
iinproveinents. which be will sell‘ upon reason’;
nl)le_tei'uts',-trnd very cl‘ieiip‘.-

i2it (SE0. 0‘. S-'.'tt‘REE"P'.«

Vi’; 1'01"‘. S319; _

 It small’ farm situaited in Diirien’ ilellf
the Brick Clitii-cl’i7,-and within five minutes’.
walk~ oi? the Depot. where five or six trains" of
cars stop dtiily to‘a'nd fi-om‘New Yoi'li6’-‘-consist-
ingn ct’ it good‘ tfwo‘-story dwelliiig-llou'se, barn‘
iindcow-liouse,-_aiid oi:liei- out-licildiiigs, with‘
four acres of _fi*i'st-i':it‘7e lii'nd i‘ii'id in good condi-'_
tion; Oii said place there is good 0l'cllt|l’dS of
grafted" fruit. It is pl‘easunl"l'y located,-and well‘
wort b the attention of any one wanting it place‘
of that size. It will be sold and is well worlli’
-‘the money. For further pr.irticulai's enquire‘
of W. \;Vliitney 66 Co. or of G5. Mather on the’
corner by the nieetitng.-house. _ _ _

N. B.—l§f the rrlfiove pl'0p6l'f_V is not sold by’
the fit‘-stof A-pi"rl' it. will then be rented.
Dui'ien, Feb. 5.75’. ‘l'85‘2.

1 ' \
_ 1’l*.0I’LE’S HOTEL.
1 7 & 1 9 Catherine Slip, N. Y.
GEOQS. JOHN, PROPRIETOR,

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

hotel has been built the past summer under the‘
supei-inteiidence of the proprietor with special’
reference to the accommodation oftra;iisient' and
pcrma nent boni'de.i's. It now contains 4‘-'3 wet
ventilatetl and elegantly furnislied l’odgi'ngrooms,
provided with all the modern improvements and
conveniences. Connected with the hotel is a
resturaunt or dining. saloon where all the sub-
atiintials and deliciicies of the season are pro-
"ded at a moment‘s notice at all hours. and
served up in ii style not inferior to any house of
the kind in the United States. The patronage

12:!’

cts; lodgings single rooms 25 cts. [ .5 J
New York, Nov. 24tli,1851. Gmddi

Hardware, cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils! -

FINCH has now on hand one of the
D 0 most extensiveaud well selected assort-
ments of foreign, domestic and building hard-
ware. cutlery. iron. steel. Pfllnlss Oils, French
and Americaii window glass——nssorted sizes.
agriculturitl iinplemeni.s,hay cutters. corn shel-
lers, écc. all of which he will sell at prices de-
lying competition. Also, every description of
carriage linrdwnre, felloes. hubs‘, spokes, laces,
liniiigs,patent leather, &c.iil| of which he sells
upon the principle of “ small profits and ready
sales.”

’I‘he subscriberis also agent for the sale "of
Busvvell’s Mineral Paint, which i's'pi'oofrigninst
fire, water and vveather, and unclinngeable in
in its color. and is the best, cheapest nnd"t'riost
durable mineral paint now. in uso. In fact, our
assortment comprises a variety tmdvextensive-
iiess that would battle a deteiled«des‘criptiou, and
we therefore would respectfully invite the pub-
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oftlie public is respecfully solicited. Baths--1?};