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"~.: Y‘: ¢0.'¢1§§£$"; "tit01-$55 
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MA, 'wHoc_1=r1\rcs-coucn
Axon f:cc‘Nsjti1\ir’:e"1'xos_r,

---:* I-7"Ill3bli‘éri"li,ig_f6" th"e"cornniu'ni_t'y this.,jil{sf|y' ciglebgg.

te“d""r:e:iu<ig"lyTl:or di§e"?a"ses_o"f the. "thr,t"iat""aiid_Luiigs, _ i
in not oufwish t0,.trifle with:the" lives or healthiof

-» imafiiiciod. ':but‘frankly"'"t'o lay before "-thein the

opinions pfdistinguislied inch and some or the ""evi--
dgs_ig93egi,pf._i_ts,‘s'ucceiés, from wliicli they can judge for

--~,".,‘-_;.ll¢l‘!.l,8"lY§8.i;‘ «e~."»sincer"ely pledge ourselves ‘to
.‘.~.=make"_no wild asiier"tions'or t‘alse""sta'te'nlents of its
 'lllfi‘C"8;C}i',"‘llO"l'"“'lll we _hola outany llQ"1")e to suffering
""’iii‘fn3a‘iiify=6vhi¢h fa<":‘t's?iivill not ,"wa.rgant. . .

Many proofs are Here giv'en,.and-we solicit an in

 z.;q1.ii.'y'from the "public i"nto‘all we publish, feeling

inssured they ’will find theme perfectly ‘reliable, and
and the‘"iin_adici,n"e worthy their "b"est’coiifidence and
__,p.atronag"¢"i. ." ._ " " '

';"."f"Fi'om the distinguished. Professor of Chemis-
'1?-'« “try and ‘Matei°ia Medics. Bow"doin_.Col_leg"e.

Dear Sir:__-I delayed answering the receipt of

. _ preparati"o"u. until Ihad an opportunity of witness-

" ._i'iig.'its _efi'e"cts~iu my ow_u family, or in the family of

This [have done with as high degree of satisfac-
tioii.iu_c"ziscs"botb of adults and cliildreii.

‘ "'-I’liave“,fouud it. as its ingredients show, a power-
«'~fnl remedy for colds, and coiighs, and pulmonary
diseases. PARKER CLEAVELAND, M. D.

-Bi"u‘m'swicx,'Mn,,"Feb. 5. 1-847.

in the Hamilton Mills, in
this City. .
 . I.owm.r., Aug. 10, 1849.

Dr. J. C. Ayer: I have been cured of the worst
coI_igh.I ever had in my lile,by your " Cherry Pec-

.f_toral.,{’.and.uever.fail when l have an opportuuity,_

of recommending itto others. =
 2 Yours, respectfully,
 . v S. D. EMERSON.
‘l]3’Read the following‘. eridsee if this" inedicine-
” isworth ‘a trial. This patient had become very fee-
ble, and the effect of the medicine was unmista_ka-

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'_-_:‘l.‘l'_1fl'l'}'3D»"S'tA',l’El Horzc, Saiurocu Seamus,

‘ "' ,_ 1 T’, ..sJuly5.l849.'
Dr‘ J. C. Ayer,—Sir: I have been afllicted with
.,a_.paiuful affection ofthe Lungs‘, and a.ll the symp-
‘e‘toi"u's‘of sgttled consnmptioii, tor more .tha_u a_y__e'.ir.
I could find no niediciue"tliat would ‘reach my case,
until! commenced the ttseof_votir___ff Cuizitar Pa.-

~*ro1uI.,” which g'ave"m"e gradual relief. and I have
been steadily gaining my strength till my health is

g well. nigli.restored' ’ . "

, ’While using your medicine.I had the gratification

\ of curing with itiny reverend friend, Mr. Triiiiian.

._ of, Sumpter. District,wl1o had been suspended.
lrom his-.‘ parochial duties‘ by a severe attack bl
hroncliitis. -- ' "-" ' ,
---I-have pleasure in certifying these facts t‘o‘yoti."

‘ " ‘ And am. sir-{yours respectfulK_ly,A

_~_,-,2 A '« J.1F. CALHOUN, of South Carolina.

V Prepared and sold by James G. Aver, practical

chemist, Lowell, Mass. and for sale in Norwalk by

'Bissell-. a_ud‘J VV Taylor, VVestport._ 7 ‘

¢—._

I s.1s*i«:rv‘ ntoneor s_i:'r'riNo
 .;A_r-vtifici'al Teeth»! .
‘T‘HE‘ undersiguetl has invented a.nd patented
 -_ a;couipo'uud artificial basis for setting teeth.
i‘iy.w.hic"l1,..the'process is rendered much more-
simple and easy than heretofore—and reduces-
t/tc expense about onc_-l_ialf. The process is

'éii""tl_i7ely r"i€i"w,""and as"beauti_ful as itissimple and: "

:eco_n‘odrnica~l.j‘ ,E7lliTll sets“c‘an now be furiiislied
A tor $50’; "upper sets for $25, and partial sets in.
proportion. ' A. HILL, D. D. S.
‘ N6i'fvval_k. Nov. I0"th, 1,851..

 Great 1VIa,s,s:¢l#"a"t'he1i_ing". 

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 c1 L arges.tiS:to,c"lr.
Qf. L"i?sy.:o1ccy' mid Staple Dry.

iGoods,i5ct:tj7r'ices perfectly lostonislzzln g
 fact, some Goods are almost "'

=G-wen Away.
0u2“ossort7nent of ';_DeLain_es, Gasli-
"7Zg.,8:"7"_‘é__l"S",’V ‘[Al}1ac.cas, Popli7z,s", Persian
DeLa"ines,.~ T/Libet Clot/i, Zlferino,
wn.d.0.ther DRESS GOODS was
 1 I-‘never. ois"goo"d atpre.sent.. -‘ --
Our}-.Stoc'k of Dress Silks is Immense,
l:(_)_l)SlS_lllI.g of Black and Coloijed, Figured and
I’lairi_, i_n_i_'r_ll and every variety. 0l1l':Sl0Cl{ of

 

B‘r6-.‘u1‘Ol"otps, Cassimeres, Satinets, Vest‘-" .

ings_a"iid.alI _ot;hei' goods-for Men’s and Boys‘
vvear'is‘"large'r,than‘ ever .before o_ffei'ed. _-In
fact, Ladies and C-"iéctleinen can find any and
eyei'y"ai‘ti§_fe_‘ivabted .l'oi"Dress, -Use_,_ or Orng-
iiiénl". and at:""price.s. that would astouishiill, and
DEFY COMPETITION. Also. the Largest
Stgck of Domestic"G.oods ever offered. and by
all odds._the cheapest Don’t forget, the

'."7"I01d Bridge S't:ore’.’::

Is, the place for BA RGALVS .’, !'
:'=_-'‘' ’ '"G‘ Jo 
z.INot'walk.,.Sep.. 1, 1851. v '
V , 500 MEN WANTED’
; 1 d_ "_ V Not to work upon the

an R o a at

But to purchase their:

 

- “iber wh"'ere a_ saving is made sufficient to pay

" Call and prove the truth
"GEO. }V.'SMlTH'S. "

toi" en miles travel.
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,_I;o_ok Seller ‘and’-’ Binder, , ,
jnst*i'etui'i1ed from New York with a
new and valuable col I ectl‘(_)~l_I__(_)f S'ch,"oo,l,:ijn_c1,,
i‘«‘li§c'elliine"6"us"B'o"tiks. A_l-so,a la rge assortment
of'Srutipne_i_;y,jne|uding‘Blauk,B9oks.Eoolecup,-.
Leffléit; did 11‘.I.0té. .P*,1l’.°.l.‘—i "°‘."°l‘?PSa $|.=it."6S.-..&<.=.-'3‘
$Vlll{éhl‘liO ".will_"sel"l cheaper tl_iau_ they can n.,be_
- B‘ooks”ol"' all, kinds.,bouridj'n‘_his:usu3il,ly,
nentapd ~(,_1ll(|‘;gl)lQ,_8l§l"8, at‘ei'ttre‘mely low rates,
and si’i_t.is"€iiétiiat"i‘g'iven to all. ' -'3,-;.(_A. _

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‘f-i"- Mr?

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‘ito"t1'c1iiiig ‘at’ South" ‘N"or,walk.o:1 Friday. May
“""ewxc"ep"ted-."1"ift 8,,-A. M.«s51}eturning.~_leave Peck"

{"Fi-eiglit ta ken on rea"soun_ble_ terms and attended

45“,-f attention paid to clenlincss. a matter too much

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- graves. and to attend t_o any other arrangement

4. ._"s"nL1,-Egg.’ ~ : .:§ 4. .
_ted"'t"li'at Evert Quintard and ,L_yn_ian »Ric,liards,

. m°'J._11lI1.e!tts...tom':stnn.es. ii nd .enclosi1re_of.l.ots,.
,and that no person shall dig a grave. or erect

b°gkl.f?l.'aJt siny.b.flieI‘"sto1'e inithis"-ii’i.ci.nit.r1- « .- 

NEW F"‘il‘?l‘E"FB°i1.NE.‘iLY.Q.¥$K . .
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» ‘ll."i‘L""_""c"omirii=:nc'i"3" r‘uniiiiig". in",,cor.m_ectio.n"
. , .V.,,M(it,l_],t,l1e D,anbury"’<S"-Not-wtilk Railroad,"

28th. Leaving‘, Nt)rWflll4lv:‘¢iV§l'y day. _Sundoys
Sllp"""ev"6l'y 'aftern_oo"‘n‘ "at '3 o‘clocl<".."P. M.——

to ‘pi-o'i_n’ptly lly"-;flg0l"_ll84 on_. each eudiol the" route.
' '"'Ftz"'r‘e 50 cents.-—=-F"oi"pa"ssn'g'e or'fi‘eYg‘lit. ap-"
ply to-, the..Capt£"1'ifi 0lI.l)08.I'd',I'.0l'". t6§’~Sii.xton 
Webb, 112 South st.;.‘ .1 , A -
 §No"rwiilk. May ‘.27. 1852.‘
Looking Glasses, ‘Willovv VVare &c"
E" QUINTARD ll: SONS have. at their
0 ,\,vare-rooms" a fewrods east of the bridge
a large _assort.i"nent of cabinet fuitniture, consist-
ing in part of sofas, centre. card, book, tea, work
anp_ kitclientables of various kinds, mahogany
and black walnut marble top dressing_bu_reuus
dlaiu'di'essing bureaus. common.burenu"s of l
prices, seine its low as $5 50. Mahogany, l)l'lt’
walnut audmaple bedsteads of varipus patterns
and prices, some as low as 552 25. Patentbed-
steeds that can be put up in three minutes and
without Fl. key. Mahogany, curled maple. b'.’k
walnut. kitchen and winclsorclniirs. Children’s
table and low chairs. -\Villow waggons. cra-
dles and chairs. i.Looking glasses ol'all"sizes'
and prices. from 25 cents to $10. Spring mat-
resses.the best and cheapest beds in existence.
\Ve will deliver any furniture purchased "of us
(to the amount of $10 or over) in New Canaan,
\VilIon or Darien free of charge and free from
damage. " '
Ready llfacle C'oflz‘ns.-—-\Ve have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 coffins of mahogany,
black walnut, cl'l6l‘T_Y and wliitewood of alltsizes
and descriptions,which can be ftii'nisli"ed at a
few minutes notice. VVc also flll'lllSll~'Slll'0utlS
and everything nccessary"foi' Lthe inteinient of
the dead. and will see to the digging of graves
when requested. \Ve"willattend funerals in
New Canaan, \Vilton _or Do‘:-ien. without extra
charge‘. QUINTARD at SONS.
N.‘ B.—Persous wishing to. purchase burial
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may make ap
plication to us. 4511‘

For Sale.
A small fin-in situated in Diirien near
the .Brick Church, and within five minutes’
walk of the Depot. whore five or six.’traii.s of
cars stop daily to and from N ew York-—consi5t-
log of ;a good .two-story dwelling-house, burn
and cow-house. and other out-hi.-ildings, with
four acres of "first-rate land and in good condi-
t.ion. Onsaid place there‘ is goodorcliards of
grafted ‘fruit. It is pleasantly located, and well
worth the attention of any one wanting a place
of thatsize. It will be sold and iswell worth
the money. -‘ For further‘ "particulars enquire
of \V. \Vbitney «SC Co. or of G_.,Ma"ll1er"on the
corner by the iueeting-liouse. ‘
N. B.—lf the above property is not. sold by
the first of April it will then be reiiled.
Darien, Feb. 26. 1852.

volifoat ! elifiostt !

At‘ the New Meat Market.

‘HE Subscriber ltasjust opened a Illurkel
. adjoining the store of Lockwood, Haiglil
’& Co. for the convenience of the people oftbis
vicinity. and by constant attention and every" ef-
fort to please his customers, he hopes to share
the» public patronage;

1).; S. The very best qualities of meat only
will be vended at this establishment. and every

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-o've1‘look‘ed at

most markets.
‘1tf'.- » . .

B. ST. JOHN.

Agent

" E. G. W.:‘liEiEElVl .
Cabinet “ZlIal'.e7‘ .a’7z(l Umle7'talze7' .'
(Two doors east of the Bank.)

S.'1'AMl"ORD, CT.
H .-\VlNG recently conmpleted an
extelisive alteration and improve-
iiientinliis exlalilishmeut, 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-
ing every tlescriptioii of“--. . "
' , GAEIESET VWARE
iz;1a good and general variety of *
Beadsteads, Tables, _lVashsta7itis, Secretaries
_ .Bll/I'et1tI.S, Sofas, t§~c. 4}-c. _ "
made of various kinds of. wood. and selling“ at
prices -which cannot f_ail_to suit the purch.'iser.
Also, a variety of CIIA IRS‘--hair, cane, tlag
andwootl bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style. ' . "
Houseboldt"uriiiture of iiiiy"Flesci'ipti"on manu-
liictuied to order at short. notice on the most
sasoimble terms. Alsoa very extensive as-
Jrtmeut of
zilattresses, Paliasses, Patent Bead-

stcads, vc. ,
Phat can be set up and taken down by any one
u lesstliau two minutes. "
He has also it handsome assortment of the
nost fasliionable styles of ‘ ‘ -

L i ° o -A 
 it ©©.sE1EO1§g 5rll.Eéls>§®§_.,
w.hicli he will sell as cneap as can be bought»
any wliere. _ . y .- .
H e_ isnllso prepared to furnish

COFFINS, SIIROUDS. CAPS, SCARFS. &c.‘
ofevery description" that " may be dc-siretl. or
thiit c_an be obtained in the city of New York
at ll moments warning, day or night, on the most
reasonable terms. He is also prepared to fur-
nish hearsos, carria,r1es, see to the digging "oi

 

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 furu"ished
‘with an ice box in .which it may be preserved at
week or longer if necessary. * ‘ ‘
" ." " " . E. C. WIARREN.
Stmnford, Sep. 2, 1,851. ' if

. . ; .1"or. Sale,
, W.[T,H immediate possession. 8. good
Mill with water power on an excellent stream.
with .-a co,uvenient Honse,Bnrn, and 14 acres of
land, situated about '7 miles from ’ Noi'wii_lk or
SllIl]]_f0]'d.' For -particulars. enquise of S". E.
OLMS'l‘E.~\D.or.JOHN BATLEY. .
N_orwalk. May 24th, 1851. 212i‘.

Ready Made Clothing. 
THE subscriber l‘iiIs‘on liitiitl and intends"
keeping ‘ll good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing 0 lull kinds.‘ "Al‘s"o, a g'ooditssoi'tine41t
of Cloths, Cassin‘ier'es'." and‘Vesti_ngs, which
'h"e’w"i|l make up to order in goo"ld"style'aiid,atAj

short notice.’ ’ _ " I
N. B. Pai'tic1.lai'attentio"npaid to cu"lt.ing._"
 . .. -‘THUMAS RILEY.
No_rwnllt".Feh. 25.1851. " , - 9.».

 

Norwalk ‘Gcii_tet"cry Associa-
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A T a Meeting of tlie..N,orwall,t ..\Cemet,ery-~

. Ass,ociatiou,,be|d August 29th.", .1850‘, vo-

-‘J'e a,_codinrnittee._to__liave general supervision of
the grounds of this As._st_)ciutiou,'as. regards

 said coinmittee,._' , 

st°.n,.8.8.t9. grarmivitliout noi'm.isai9n“und“nd.v‘.i—ce. *
,;;‘rA.,ltes,t:.; F4; Quin-r.s"s.n"",' .‘hcirman

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 E suhsc"r.ibei"'s_ have b just -i'e,"c",eive"d, e,"nd.. "

shall keep constantly on hand one"oftli'e

‘largest iissoi'tinent.s.of- . s ..

sizienv ,IVIA_.DE~~GLO'.l'.I-IING-..
foi'S'pring and-Sum'mer wear-.*ever'_brought into
this town. _which will be sold clteaperthau aver.

 ’- Ll'I‘I~lA‘U.ER dc TURK.: --

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t 3-. 1141. Snxitiifs Marble Yard, ,
Near llt8'_B'Iltdg'8, Norwallc. Conn. ,
QEPULCHRAL Monuments and Grove
k Ston"es'ofevei'y variety ofpatterus, and of
themost skilful workiuanship. The best as-
sortment,of'Ainericau and Foreign Marble,

kept constantly on hand.

Persons wishing to procuie Monuments or
any kind ofi\"lai'ble \Vork,are invited to colland
give it personal inspection of his rniiterinl and
workmanship, its this will be more saitisfncliofy
than topurchase ofAgeuts without auupportu-
uity oftesting the quality of the article con
tructed for. . , . ‘ -

E‘.§3"_Tli.e Letteringand Ornamentalwork is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warrant it to give entire satisfaction.

May. 1852.

Saddle fit Harness

dk 

HE s"tibscriber gratefully ncknowletlgzfls
the liberal patronage bestowed on him the

past five years by the citizeiis of tliis_ and the
adjoining towns. and would inform them’ that
he has constantly on liaud at large assortment of

Saddles, ‘Harness, T rzmlzs, Valices,
"Carpet Bags, l’i7/zips, dye. ,
which he will sell much less itlmu can be pur-
chased elsr=wl"iere.» The best of materiztls are
always used and perfect satisfaction guaiantiecl

on all work executed at this establishment or
the money returned.

.E§“‘_'\Ve hove now on hand and are making
up to order. several setts of very light and tasty
double and -single HARNESS, which will he
found superior "in neatness and beauty of finish

 

and workmanship. to anything ever exhibited
in this market belbi'e.,:_..r,31 .
Special attention ymz"(.l' to Repaifiiig, uilticli
will alwa-_i/s be done at the slmrtesl notice

_ twd -in. ‘llle neatest ma.mm'. .
l;Z,?.lust. call andsee yourselves.
F. BRADLEY. ““

april 26] Under Counectictit Hotel.

gas , A .
is ostwalls E-lateness
1 sum .S_.£l.§DI3E..ERlI
*3 E i l 5
E“i’A§Li$iii$E"’il""f
""1Ve:L?t door to "I)anZ)zu'y and .’VorzL'al 5
_ It’cz.ilroad Depot.
{) NE of the most. splendid and varied ass0it-
‘ ments of Goods and \Vares in the above
line ever seen in this part of the County can
now be found at the old and well known staudof
 "Ar. ‘£2 5
(0ppo.s'ztc t/ze -1Vor~wa[/.3 I;7otel,)
'\Vlio is confident tlint.tl'ie reputation be has
acquired in his bitsiiiess is 31 sufficierit guaran
tee" to his old cttstoifiers and the pub‘-ic of the
superiority of workmansliip and ueatuess of
design and finish ofall articles purtzliased at his
store, pr‘-.l"ori'iug that _his woik should praise

him rather than to trumpet abroad his merits
with his ownlips. .

Every a-rtzcIe..z_7z. his line Zlfarle or

Ifeptzi/‘ed at the "shortest notice and
upon tlic-most 7'ea.s07zczZ2le terrns. '
may 8, L352. '

_ ‘A NEVVYORK . .
Cabinet, (Chair, Sofa and
Bedding ilplielstcry Esiablisliiacnt

‘A ‘Ar Ni-:_\v.c.»i1\'.AA:~',,' c'r.' _ 
T HE: proprictoii of the "above is prepared to
execute any thing belonging to either of
the above business, and keeps on hand for solo
at low prices betlsteads from $1 '75 cts to -‘$4 '75
of maple, &c.; cottage B walnut from $810 $14
-—mahog_any from t.o -$450 ; bureaus from $4
to 559. mahogany front; all mahogany extra
from €59 t.o $35 with marble top (Sac ; rule joint
tea tables from 50_to ‘.84; mahogany do from
 to $30; chairs from 37$ cts to $8 each ; stands
and wash stand-from $110 $14; sofas spring
seats and hair cloth covered from €512 to"$90;
mattresses from $1 25-to $15 ; comfoiters from
$1 75 to $2 '7.) ; feathers very. low ; mattresses
of sti'aw,tea grass, patent prepiireil corn husk,
curled grass. curled hair &c.,;iind evei'yt.hiug
everivislied for at equal lo\v prices at least 25
per cent less than can be obtained elsewhere in
the country,.andevcrything sold at his estab-
lishuicntis 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
)l'l(:€S. Turning dune neatly. -
N B-—Readymade coffius constantly on hand

 

attend to the digging of-graves and will furnish
everytliiiig necessary for the interment of the
dead. Funerals will be attended with a hearse
&c unequalled for respect, free from extra
i-.liargos. New York Cabinet. and U~pliolstei'y
Establishment. New. Canaan. Ct. 43

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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" "New. Yard." "

. - ' ed a new ~Mn"i-ble" "Yard in Norwalk, near
tliehend of Main street. would respectfully so-
licit all tolnvor him with ll call, and examine
lll§__Sj.QC,li llll.d.._W0|'l{tnt1 uship. " .1-1e..1"nt‘ends .hav-
ing on hand constantly a fiill.asso‘i-tmeut of
American and foreign Marble,~autl the ‘work-
manship of. a superior style.
Toiiibslones. .c0u’nter’.and table Tops,&c., &c.

~fui'-n~islied-at—-the 8l1if.)l'le.8l’-'_O_!dO;_l' and~~ou——i-eason-— ~

able ter’ms.' ' JOE-lNVH':3

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"" A.IlASOL"S.--"’-A good iisso"rtme,nt;“foi° sale.
at MOUL’fQ.N?$, Wesllport. . ’ '

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of all sizes and qualities at low prices, and will

A HE's"uli'sci'ibei" having openedand furnish- __

Monuments, ,

 1 .':1.i§i‘iil’i*= .!‘-"'<ugiia'g¢ .STz-'.ri:=‘Pt“€ ‘
“ , .1"u-,.HALS,'£lY’S. . . 

T ."l"?_l7d'oi'-c‘st Vffiincl" l. .'"

L‘ its"owi"{'i merits "and gigs: works. this wine

-is" fust‘b'ec;oniiiig‘ihe ‘fa‘vorite' inetliciiie :’ ":i"m‘ong'_’ev_e-"
»"class so people.- -Known as ‘tire’-’inost'et‘ficieiit rem-.
edy for general Debility, Nervotis Atfections. Con--.

~~iInmptive--~-D"ecline.»— Complaints. of tl.e-~Kidueys_

HeurL,,.L_ii_ngs. .ut1_d._al,iov_e all for - diseases arising
t_‘i-9n'i'. i'ni‘piire‘13lood and habit of ‘the S_ystem, emi-
Ll’IEl'll..’l’fl8Il"|l)eI'8 of»‘the.Me"dical Faculty" have sanc-

* ti_o.iie‘d;a,nd-adopted the use of it.

. DR'."I..A._ _S'1‘ANLEY",
A celebrated Pliysiciau. in a letter from Prince-
Lgon, New .lersey..dated .1\'ovember 16, 1849, .de.-

" -.,c_laijcs that in all his experience he had never seen

Atlllfillllllggln corupare"-. withtlie Forest \Vi_ne and
Pills. at the same time. relating several cases of
constitittioiial Debility "sud _Scrofulous "affections
which itcured iu'a‘u incredible.sb’ort time. Among-
the iuembci-_s of the ,Me_dical Faculty of New York
who have witnessed the great |'cSullS—‘ ofthe For-
est. Wine. and recommended it in nnnierous com-
plaints will be foimd the names of the celebrated
Dr. M. T. Goodman. Dr S l Mott. Dr...L Cheese-
man_.‘Dr Chilton. Dr Wm Brown, Dr ‘ Marvin, Dr
.J M Moreau, and others. , . .
TESTIMONY V

.Of Johnson Burke, ahighly respectable citizen
of VVaverly Place. N,ew.Yor ’; . d

DR G.W HALSF.Y.— .

' Dear Sir—l esteem tlie'Forest wine astbo King
of Meilicinas. It has donefor me in five weeks
wliatihree Physicians failed to do in as many years.
In l845. It became a victim o"f.the' Heart ‘Disease
and Nervous Afiections, which have been growing
on me ever since, ‘until. ] procured your Forest
VViue and l’lll;~‘v, although I had wasted several hun-
dred Cl0lll!l'8 for medical"attendance. During the
last two years ,l vvas obliged to keep my house
nearly all ofthe time. and gave up business in omi-
sequence of my ill health. Iliad lost nearly all
hopes of recovery, my cmuplaiiitwas of that class
under which “nature sinks and life becomes a bur
then.” Seeing your Forest wine advertised I
concluded to give it a trial. and before finishing the
third bottle I felt like a diti'ei'ciit, person, and was
able to resume business again, entirely cured by
takiiitz five bottles. For the bcnefitof those alliic-
ted with similar complaiiits you are at liberty to
publish this’. Yours. A‘; c.. '

JOHNSON BURKE, Vvaverly Place, N. Y.

The following certificate, voliiritarily given by

MrF G llliissey, a respectable and well known
citizen of Gohoes, New York, is an evidence
which must aeinove all doubts ofthe great efiicaicy
of the Forest \Vine in GENERAL DEBIl.l'l‘Y,
Nenralgia, Afiiections ofthe Spine and Kidneys.
' This isito certify. that I have used Dr. I-l:ilsey's
Farestwiue in my family Will; the most entire suc-
cess. My wife was badly alllicted with Ncuritlfiia.
affection of tho Spine and Kidneys. and general de-
bility" She found speedy relicfand regained her
lieaph, by the use of the Forest wine.

From iiiy own knowledge ofthis excellent inedi-
cinc, lcoufideutlp‘ raconiiiiend it for the "good of
tubers who may cc snfferuig with Fllllllilf coni-
plnints' [tie the best meilicinc with which" : am ac-
quainted. and tho.-“e who are allliciod with the
above, or any sunilizr diseases, may sat‘:-ly rely on
its virtues. E G MUSSEY.
M ORE TESTIMONY FROM COHOES.

Dr G Hal-ey.

Dear Sir-—My wife last autumn was reduced to
alow Slule of debility. My fit oily Physician advi-
sed her to take your F0l'(:i~'l wine. Accordingly I
went "to Mr Terry ‘s. your agent for this town. and
procured a bottle of it which restored her in a very
short time to perfect lienltli. j "

l|l‘.NRY DONALDSON.

Cohocs, April 13, 135i)-

The testimony of upwards of three liiiurlij_ed,jn'
ilivitliials, some of whom were nfiiictcd with dread-
fit|'3ili.-oi'(lers and cmisiilt-rt-tl iiiciii'alile.m"y be seen
at Dr ii:ilsey’s principal ofrice. ’l'he followiiig are
some of Iliein i'c-i-'itliiig in this city :—

Mr Aaron S Smith. 167 Prince .~t.. offc in wall
s?..,'w:islo:ig severe-ly alllicted with a (.llS a r: of iliie
k'dii:-ys and bladder. The lwst iiietlical .-_kill aus-
wered no piirpiisc. l'l.c tried the Forest wine and
it met his case,aud he was C0|llplHll‘l_)' cured by
the use of tour bottles and a box of the Forest
Pilifl.

Mr.lacob l3cll"."merchnut in Pearl st., was for-1
,venr.-a mzirtyr to severe Rlicitiiiiitic Pains, and could
find no relief until he iiscil the Ft|l'l‘Sl wine and
Pills, and recovered by taking six bottles and less
than a box of the Pills.

The remarkalilo t-fiicaco ofthe Forest wine is

Vii'giiii:i, who was ciirctl in a few hours, time of a
severe attiickuf Biiions I)i:irrliri:a and general pros
trillion of bodily citergy in a ix...) dirt".-' time. On
tlic-arrival oftuis gonlleinan in New York in March
he was so weak and nervous fioni the ctfvcls of
his illness, that he could not write, and required as-
si.-‘taiice to enable him to walk to his :iparIiiienl.-—-
The wine was sent for. and he recovered by the
use of less than a bottle of the wiueand a single
dose of thc Pills. '‘

The Foriast wine and Pills are recommended as
an t‘.li’lClt’.l1l. and certain cure in the following coni-
plaints: " '~ .

Dyspepsia. ‘Htll)ll.lHll Cosliveuess. Liver

Complaint, Asthiua, Piles. Obsti‘nat'e
Izleatliiclie, Bilious Disorders, Pitu-
ples, Blotches and uiihealtliy color
of the skin,Jaunuice, Ague and
Fevei'.Salt-rlieum, Erysipelas
Complaints incident only to

Feinziles, Lnii‘giiisliiiig
weakness.Night Sweats
N ervous Dis orders. *

General lll Healtl) -
and impitired state
- of the Consti-
tution.

L?"Gerieral~ —Depot for Ilalsey's“Eore.st
\Vine,. No 25 1-2 Spruce st., New York. $1
per Bottle.’ or 6 bottles for Twenty five
cents, per box for too Pills!‘ '

For sale by.\V.- E. BIS? ELL.

""""'K0ssU'ru HAS COME !
" Aazl so. /tits the time wltcn

Goods will be sold Cheap I 2

‘HE subscribers feeling themselves under
‘E, many obligations to their customers for
the very liberal -patronage bestowed upon them
during the last year, would respectfully tender
their thanks, assuring them that with the corn-
iueiicenient of the new year they will offer
such iutlucenients as will continue to merit the
patronage of the public. .

Feeling confident. of the public lnvor they
new purchase goods in such quantities as to be
enabled to sell them much lower than usual.
and lower than. sold by an,_y store in the vicinity.
Come all and test the truth of this staterneut_.

‘° Clll-ZAP 1-"on CAsl>l,”::S the motto.

All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change for goods, mid the liighesi market price
allowed. Goods delivered t.o‘auy part ofthe
town free of charge. - - »

‘ ' RAYMOND dz‘. ‘MEAD,
.. . Gi'ocers,
No. 2 Water st. Not-walk.

Jllll. 17.

, CARIRAGE "1\'I"A"KER’S ooous. "Axles..-

Spiings, Slint"t.s,~ 'Cari'iag§3 1i0WS- BONS-
Bone and Ivory Slides," Lining Nails.‘ 1V0|'_Y

Hand Screws. Seaming Cord. tktc.

HOLCOMB «Sc LYON.

RINDSTONES. 25 tons superior grit
just laiiding from Bi-._rea Ohis.

.HOLCOMB & LYON.

, Files. consisting" of every size and kind,
new opening by HOLCOMB LYON.

F DOZ. band, pannell, rip and back
1.10.

and Becket‘s. at wl’ioles_aie,aii_d_ retailby HOL-
COMB__& ‘LY-ON, 83 Water st., Bridgeport.

 --.--—A---V~~~Zi-nc;-Paints,-----V ' ‘

THE subscribers offer it“ full: assortment of
the celehi"ated’.Z~iuc Paints, comprising "snow
7 white. white,-pearl and-brown, ground. .in- oil;-"‘

pany,” mid foitsnle. at their lowest. prices. '

.16 STREET &.Q.Ul‘N'I‘ARD_. ..

it risi-él51?>--.i"si,i I-W-‘*:lt :W,lio1es.-il,e§lf:iii‘il .
 .i“ufd.sonf& ~.B3is9_e_l1: as « .

e A;'V.F.:ta'ken tlie'store:for-n'iei'ly ‘occupied »

; by S.E.;Oliustetid-onreastrside the bridge‘ «

\'cr_\' Slfllilllglll the case of the Hou»S l lirnwn. of

ILES;-—'-1500 do'1.en"\V. "dc s. isutchei-si "

Saws of Butcliers’,Spea_r 61. .lackson?_s..

ma ntifn_c'ture'd by -the “ New Jersey Zin(":vCom-": ‘

w‘h"e"re""tli'é"y_, \§fill._fuil"0\v t"he_wbo'lesal_e and re-
tail '_Gl"'0c8_i‘y"ft_"ll!d Coinmission business._ ___'l‘_hey

'~be"fouud*'at any stoi-e.iu the county. "and on as
‘;favoi't.ible terfins.-. The
.tbeir;stock. viz : ~ - .~ _ . .. . -.
20 cl_i;est_s y,oi_ing,liys(in.and black Teas of all
.. _ prices. ‘_ . _ . V.
1 25 hlids and _bbls PR. and N O" Molasses.
40 “ “ Sugar of all kinds. .
""10 quintnls Cotlfish. .

150‘ bbls Flour‘."extra and‘superfine.

5 30 boxes Raisins." ' _ ‘ _
""Cbti'ee’ of different prices. e -
Currants, Citron, Figs. Spices and nuts.

Wliale, "elephant and sperm Oil by barrel or

gallon. - « -

Tallow. ndamanti'ne.sperm and wax Candles.

Potosli. Soda, Starch &c. by cask and box.

Philadelphia’ Lime, a superior article for

" white washing. ‘ ’

E?’ J. dc -B. will -keep constantly on hand
Cement, calcined Plaster for building purposes.
and many other art.icles too numerous to men-
tion, and which will be sold on reasoniible terms.

C. ‘ GRA HAM,

Ashlee, Civil Engineer & Surveyor!
7 HE subscriber having opened an -ofiice in

ONorwalk with D E Culver, civil engineer,
opposite the post office, for the purpose of ma-
king plans. elevations and specifications for
buildings of all kinds, also for bridges and roofs,
having had a number of years of practice and
elperionce in building and in superintending
buildings of all kinds. All orders left with D
L Culver, Esq. will "receive prompt attention.
Engineering and surveyiugdone in all its branch
es. Norwalk, Feb. 20. 1852

New Groceey Store.-
HE subscribei-s having taken the store
lately occupied by Mr.- Field, near the
spring, and stocked it with a large assortment. of
Groceries. Provisions. &c., would respectfully
solicit it share of public pntrouage—believiiig‘
that those who favor them with a call will find
as good bargains as can be found in the place.
Goods delivered within a reasonable distance
free of charge. ‘
" All goods not proving as represented can be
returned, and the riioney will, be refunded.
’ G. HOLMES'&. CO.
13 Main st.
Norwnlk. April 10. ‘ d 15
Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
ing Store.

HENRY HANDES renews again
fi liis iickiiowletlgitieiits to the public and
7 his friends for tlie.ir generous‘ patronage
duringthe your past, and hopes to merit an un
interrupted continuance of the business rela
tiousliip which be has so long maintained with
l’.lllS_C0lllllllll'lll}'. Ho will be found now :it his
new stand opposite the store of Diuion Finch.
where he will be "happy to see. and serve his
old fijcntls mid the public. The cltai'at:t.or of
his" work is too well known to need it word of

and cliilclre-.ii‘s wear, with Rubbers and Over-

shoes in their season, for ladies and gentlemen.
Fixnmcs of the host ,(]lllllll_V. and in any

"quantity, suited to the wiiiits of the craft.
Norwalk. April 20, 1852.

5?.-ottth Ncrwalk Ilrlacltine S1101.

E‘! ii E public are rerpectfully iul"orme(l that.

. the sul)scribci- will continue tlio business
of R. ‘.V. Noilnn & Co., and lie is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Jplibing in general ma-
chinery; Die 'l‘ui-tiicg of every description;
and Sawing in all its vai'iet.ies, lrackets, Car-
riago Stuff. ('61:. Also, \Vood Turuingin all
its various h:'anc‘i1t=.s. from the l:trcc.st. I’orIico
Pilbirsto an Awl I-laft. Turned Cedar Hitch-
ing and Fence Posts are kept constantly on
hand. _ . t _
The Subscriber has also added to the above
establisliment n "Foundry for Brass Castings,
and he would be pleased to fill 0l'(lt‘l'S for any
and every kind of Jobbing in this line.

The facilities ol" the present pi-opiietor ena-
ble him to guarantee to do any kind of work in
his line which is done in any other city or
town. and he wai'raut.s all work to give entire
satisfai-tion or no clizirge will be made.

N. B. Cash paid on delivery for good I-lick
ory Timber. " M. M. NORTON.

South Norwalk, March. 13. 1852.

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. House‘&.1'sot For Sale.
« THE subscriliei offers for sale his
 house and lot situatctl on the main street
in the village of New’Cai'iann. The dwelling
house is a two story wood building with a coin-
modious back" kitchen and a_ well ofgood water
connected t,liei'ewith. Tliere" is also a good
barn. wood-house. garden, and a lot ciintitining
one rood connected therewith. It is it very
desira'il"e location. For terms apply to the
su"l)s"cI'ibe1' at" Norvvnlk, previous to the first of
March. THOMAS RAYMOND.
Norwulk," Jan._24. Z /it

For Sale. ,

FHWH E.bui.ldi_ng lot. comprising about 15 acres

of good gronndv.latetlie siie of the resi-
dence of Capt. "\Vm. Allen. Flax Hill district.
is offered for saleou very reasonable terms.-.
Apply at this otiice.

Sportsman Attention.
HE spring campuin isuow open. please
_ call and examine our stock of Trout poles
Reels, Lines. Hooks, l3asltt-ts, Flasks d:c’.,
"VVe are also hourly expecting another i.iivoice
of, those Superior dotible and single barrel
Grins made expressly to our order and which
are too well knowto ireed puffing.
‘ : "I'.l()LC()"f''1.B.OC LYON.
83 \Vater Street, Bridgeport.

"'1

F933 AME SEALS.
LEASE call at iuylstore and look at the
most beautiful, rich, splendid and l'asltioiia-

ble lot of gold and plated Fob Chains and Seals
ever ot'Tered in this market. "

ms: 26. C. E. DISBROW.

Zinc ‘Paints. _
O. 1 or snow white, ground In Oll-
2 silver “ ‘ " “ “
3 ‘ gl.ey_ it at H
Brown stone", coloi', for sale by _
" T L 6: J R PECK..
South Noi'\valk,.i\'1:iy 1852.

Silver and Plated Ware.
SHALL keep ll large assortment. ofspoons,
E forks, buiter—kuives', siigai'-sliovels, ladles,
&’.c. for the spring trade.- Purcliasers will,fint|
it to their zidviiriiage to buy of me, and have
their spoons handsomely engr:ive_d and wa_rriiut-
ed, ra"t"her t-‘.it"tn"to.get tiieiu of'pedleI's-
‘ ' C. E. DISBROVV.
" " " " A" ES fui'uished at short _no-
Otii":§.IN PL T C..E. DISBROVV.

. SOLAR and "fluid Ldagpskgfgiglglglgugvfvgg 

 

*A1Ls___5oo kegs Ij'all R.lV6l‘"Dfl"ilS‘i1S90l‘l8
"R-~fi-om"3d'fiiie to 7'inclies, for sale by ‘
~ » 3-; "s';‘1{I;_ ET éc'QU1_'_NTA;R‘D._

"IN l)O,W,,;G"LA""S_S.—500 . i'..'.x“eg.E:-e u‘c_ii
_ and Ameitican. Window Glass," for sale
a‘t;‘""“(;fi"Iy" p1‘ic""es " " " i A "'

 d'oz‘"en’Tuttle’s cast steel Hoes:
~ for’ sale by""the-dozen to dealers at;manu- 1
i " ' S_v 

.factiii.'e‘r’s prices by.

now"‘offe"r to‘p_urcliuse'rs_a general _"ass"Ort~niei_it of -~
Groceries, Provisions. ‘Fruits, Nuts. &c. as can v

following is; i't‘portion of i »

praise. Itcomprises every article of mcu’s "

 _ . » ‘ 2 .3"
. 'S'1.‘..REET 6:: QUINTAED-‘ ‘

. 
 
 _ __ .- :'. ‘AGENT-~.!'0ll'-iT.llE‘! .._ J: A
Howard. l'HarIfor"d 'Mut.ua'l.“ ‘Wéstchestef
Mntii’iil,’Quincy‘Mut'uul,‘tmd -Midd_ls'se"x‘ ,
Mutual "Fil'0“ll")s"ul'tlI‘l"c6 Co‘mpa"nio"I"'" sf
wand» the‘ -"Am‘ericait_ “Mutual 
Lifo‘liis‘urance-Compnnyfv‘ ‘

’U_"flie":e ‘at the Store of ‘Judson adj-_Bias‘c‘|ll.

'0 i' 1’-'9

; -1No.R"wAr.K.‘~Co’i-i'iv. - I

A. H. nyington.

‘General "A"ge"r"i"t "for ""procuri'ng".."P."en.

aions. Bounty Lands," E:rtr‘a.itt7id Back
.Pay. French. Spoliation.s.» -Letters
‘ Ptilcnt. dd-c_., 

 

" " Iéyeorgeq _ Dla'jr‘e_npc'"rt," .
tlttoriigey", ", aiiil" Counsellor -at slaw
Oflice "l'Vest S-ide-tlie ~Bru_ige,‘-' ‘"5
NOR\V}\1.K, couu." d "
.. _°-5- ferry.’ .. .
Attorney and Counsellor at law
Mal_lory’s Building. I
scan AlJ‘S'.l'£N’s

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‘ ll1A(lllERRlAN lllll"llM

Over 1-‘. St. J ohn’s Store,‘
NOR.\VALK. CT.
Likenesses
IVa'rranted to "pleztse all good judges.

Bain’s 1i‘Ierch"ant’s

TELEGRAPH orrict,

NORWALK, CONN.
In the Post Ollice Building. 

0. J" GRUNIAN, '
D1‘2AI;l-Ill IN FOREIGN AND ooiiti-:s'ri"c
slap c dtfuiitp E311) Qfioobs
C A R PAT l N G '

Carriage Cloths a_nd trmmngs.
CLli'l‘llS, SSIMERES, VESTINGS,

Shootings. Flannels, Bgttts &c'.
" '" NORVVALK, CT.

Dimon Pinch,
D1-EAL)-ZR IN‘ -'
Hardware, Cutlery. Iron, Steel. Piiints-",.
Oils, Front-.li \Vindow ' Glass and "
Acnicut.'rcn.-ii. I?i1Pl.l-Ill]!-Zl\i1‘s.
'NOl1VVAL"K. CONN.

DENTAL SURGERY
b By Drs. HILL Go PITCH
Oflice over C. J. G-rmnans Store, foot of
Zllain st., Nortwalk, Ct.

R:-".§i:"1"o":""iii"c‘1""""r8Z'1*iii§ad.

VVHOLESALE 65 RETAIL DEALERS

In Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Food, Salt.
Fish, Crockery and Glass Ware. VVooden.and
\Vl'llOW \Vnre. Brooms. Mats, d:c.. dtc.

No. 2 lVtite_r st.. Norivallc. Cami.

I’. II. Nash,
lllANUFAC'I‘URER_ o_r
TIN, SHEET IRON, AND COPPER VVARE3,
EAL ER in Stoves, Furnaces, lron Wire
" and Rods, Bi-ittania, Japan. \Vood and
\Villow \Vares, Knives and .Forks. Fence‘
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead. French Bas-
ltcts, etc. Roofing and house johbing done at
short notice and in a workmaulike manner. "'
South Norwalk, July I lib. 1851.
I Tarcorgs FASIJIONABLE.
ilai Cntting,‘Dcssing and Shaving
S A Ii 0 0 N ,
. Near the Spring.
F’ VHANKFUL for past favors, he hope: by
strict attent-ion to business to merit acou-
tinuance of the same. Particular attention
paid to cutting misses’ ll nd cliildi'eu's hair in the"
latest style. Razor's boned in a superior man-
ner. Tricoplteriis and I’erfurnery ofiill kind":
constantly on hand and l"or sale.

E?‘ Bay ‘Writer of the best kind constantly on
hand and for sale.

 

-_-.. .1 .. ‘ ' __.__._"_43s_..'_‘__-_7_§5
BIGEELOVWS" ALTBRATIV
, A Ci~:a'r.uN Conn
FOR DYSENTERY. DIA"Pt"H(EKc
CHOLERA MORBUS, ANDALL
SUMMER COMPLAINTS.
GEO. ll". BLEECKEII". Prcrpréclor, N. ,Y.
" For Children who are Teetlring. and Cholera,
lnfaiituni. this medicine stunds,un'ri'vulled. It may,
be used with perfect safety boil: by old unit} young;
and when faitlifiilly adniiiiistered it has never been‘
knowiiiii any case to fail of a speedy curc Uu-T
like other Medicines, it corrects the bowels, and-A
oftcu in a l/'eW‘ll()lll'S the patient is restored to‘ his
accustomed vigor and health. . '
.Iliave used “Bigclow’"s Alteiatlve" in myfamily;
and have never found it to fail when all o‘the'r’ rem-
ediesadmiiiistered by, and undendirection of phy-
sicians have proved iiielfectiial. I think it El per-1
fect correctivelor Dysiiiteric and all bowel com-
plaint,-i._ " GEO". W. BEEBE4
New York. March 2?, i852. ' _
'- \Ve can add our tesliin'on"y to that "of others ofit
great efiicacy in our own case, when p'i'ostiat‘ed- to
:iii alarming degree by bowel disease. It was the_
only iucdicine that gave relief, and we nonv alwnyss
keep it in tlzefaiiiily. _. - '
Editor of N. Y. Baptist Register‘ .
For sale l")y‘\'V. E. BISSELL, Norwalk. 3n_i2-l.
_ Just Received.

" ii , .. .
: A large nssortmentof riding and (ll'l’-"

ring WI-IlPS. splendid gentlemen’s and ladies’
saddles. trunks, valices, carpet lilies. &('- .FlY_
nets and blankets. Also. ii splendid lot of well
made horse collars. which will ‘be sold singly-
or by the dozen. ,Don't forget the old. stand»,

_ \VM. B. SWAN‘-.3, 

Hardware. Cutler?’ .. ‘
. ‘Iron, Steel, Paints and'Oil_s !
FINCH -has now oujbnnd one : of tlfq
fl 0 most extzensiveand well selected assofit-‘..
ments of foreign. domestic and building hard-.‘
ware, cutlery, iron, steel. paints, oils, French-
and Auiericau window’ 'iglass;assorted sizes.
t|l_'_l'lCLlll.Ul'fll iinplements.h‘ay cutters’,corn shei-
lers, (lie. all of which he will sell at prices déi-.
fying competition. Also, every de_sci'iption of-
CllI'l'lllg6 hardware, felloes. hubs, spokes, laces.
linings, patent. leal-h'ei','&c.all of ."which he sells
upon the principle of “ small profits and ready. 1.
sales.” " , .- _ .- ‘
Th"e subscriber is alsongent for the sale of-
l.§uswell’s Mineral Paint. Wlllcll ‘S l"'.9°f33“"1f*l5
fire, water iind"w‘eath_ei'. and .""°l“‘“lZe"bl° '3
in its color. and is the best. cheapest and i_no_!,t.,'.
durable" mineral"pn.iIIt.DOWi-in 1159- . 1" f“Ctv_°‘"'
asset-tinent comprises a-variety and extensive-

. ness that would Iiiiflle. a detailed desci-iption,"end 7
i.ii.Ib- 

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