_
I jPEG'I'0l_l_AL'
= pmno cm .: 1
. cottons, corms,
Jioansnunss, anon.
...on1.-rxs, cnour, as-1-3.
MA, _WHOOPIN'G-.-COUSGB
_ __,_._.4'I\tn CONSUMPTION.
_,"h Iri,ofi,'ering_to the community this justly celebra-
ted reinedyfor-diseases of the throataiid Lungs, it
is not our wish totrifle with the lives or health of
i’ he ’afliic'led,’ "but frankly to lay "before them the
opinions ofdistinguished iiieiiand some of the evi-
-,,detic,osof_-, its success, from which they can judge for
- dheinselves. ' e sincerely pledge ourselves to
ff assertions or false statements of its
L).,pifi<;_acy,.:iior will wghola out any hope to suflbring
humanity which facts will not warrant.
_ Manymprbofs' are here given, and we solicit an in
. 'éqi.‘i'ry‘froni'theipiiblic into all we publish, feeling
' assiired they find them perfectly reliable, and
and the medicine.worthy their best confidence and
.‘P'tllI"0‘mlge.‘ V
j lfi-om the distinguished Professor of Chemis-
' tiyand Materia Medica, Bowdoin College.
Dear Sir: I" delayed answering the receipt of
tpreparatioii, until Ihad an opportunity of witness-
,i_'ug,its effects in my own family, or in the family of
my friends. _ ’ .
'I‘liis I have done with a high degree of satisfac-
tion, in cases both of adults and children.
i, I,li_ave._found it. as. its ingredients show. a power-
ful remedy for colds, and couglis. and pulmonary
diseases. PARKER CLEAVELAND. M. D.
Biwuswicir, M3,, Feb. 5. I847.
.F.roiii an Overseer in the Hamilton Mills, in
. this City.
' . I.owiiLr., Aug. 10, 1849.
Dr. J. C. Ayers I have been cured of the worst
‘rough lever had in my lilo,by your “ Cherry Pec-
to-ral,” and never fail when I have an opportunity,
of recommending itto others. '
’ Yours, respectfully,
~ 1 p S. D. EMERSON.
, the following. and see if this medicine
is worth atrial. This patient had become very fee-
bite, and the effect of the medicine was 'nniiiistalra-
bl-,3 distinct :—
Uivi-ri—:b STATES Hon-:r., San-nu Invites,
’ ' . p - Jiily5,1B49.
Dr‘ J. C. Ayer,-Sir: I have beéii afllioled with
it painful affection oftlie Lungs, and all the symp-
toms of settled consumption, tor more than a year.
le-could find no medicine that would reach my case,
x _ unlill commenced the use ofyoiir “ Crii-ziutr Pia.-
-r.o_nu.,’.’ which gave megiadiial relief. and l have
lielen steadily gaiiiing my strength till my health is
wellinigli re'stoi'ed' - -
While using your ruediciiie. I had the gratification
ofcuriiig with it iuy reverend friend, Mr. Trunian.
«if, - Sumpter District, who ‘rind been suspended-
from his parochial duties by a severe attack of
bronchitis.
Iliave pleasure in certifying these facts to you.
And ain,‘sir.yours respectfully,
J. F. CALHOUN, ofsouth Carolina.
Prepared and sold by James G. Aver, practical
chemist, Lowell, Mass. and for sale in Norwalk by
Win E Bissell-, and J VV Taylor, VVes,tpoi't. 7
__ -. A in-:w MODE or SETTING
Artificial Teeth!
HE undersigned has invented and patented
.. ii compound artificial basis for setting teeth.
' qywhich the process _is rendered much more
simple and easy than heifetofore—-—and reduces
the expense about one-half. The process is
entirely new, and as beautiful as itis simple and
t*t':_(_)_l]0tDlClr}l. Entire sets can now befornislied
for $50; upper sets for $25, and partial sets in
p_i-oportioii. A. HILL, D. D. S.
' Norwall.', Nov. 10th, 1851. 45tf
Great Mass Gathering at .
:. 1 - GRUMAN’S
O1id.B-ridge
SHIRE !
its/t A Received!
The Largest Stock
0/Faiaoy and SfE8l1}3,l1@,D’°l/
(150213, atpricesperfeclly aslonislzing
In ' fact, some "Goods are almost
.. . , ,
Given Away.
Our assortment of DcLo~ines, Cash-
~22ze’res,” Alpaccas, Poplins, Persian
Dellaines, T/Libel‘ Cloth, Zllerino,
andotlzer DRESS. GOODS was
, . -never as good at present.
Our Stock of Dress Silks is Immense,
::onsistiiig'of Black and Colored, Figured and
Plain, in all-and every variety. Our stock of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeijes, Satinets. Vest-
ings and 'all'otliei' goods for Men’s and Boys’
wearis larger than ever before offered. In
fiict, Ladies and Gentlemen can find any and
every ai_1'i_cle wanted for Dress,’ Use, or Oma-
ment, aiid at prices that would astonish all, and
DEFY ‘COMPETITION. Also, the Largest
Stock "of Domestic Goods ever "offered, and by
all odds the cheapest Doift foi'get, the
"Old Bridge Store”
1. zip. placefor BARGAINS .r .r
0. J. GRUMAN-
, 1851.
Norwalk, Sep. 1
.. aoo MEN WANTED
— -f . ‘ Not..to-work upon the‘
ai1.Road!
‘But to purchase their I
ribier where a saving is iriavdegsiit-°fici'e-at to pay
so. on miles _travel.
at
. South Norwalk.
-,,
_‘Call aiidi prove the‘ trutli
GEO. ,W. SMI'.lé“Ii-_’S-.
ec._26,1_85'l'. ‘
I
i
Seller" aii'd‘- Binder, - ' s
’ - ' i AS’-3.tistii*e{u1'ned fronrNew),’oi;k vvitifi ii
. uewnnd valuable collection ofSchool and
iii isceii:isso~as**Ba'o‘r1siTA]s'6;:iisii-gs 'u‘s§b‘i-‘i'ii.é'r.i
at Stationoi'y,i_ne|ud'ing’Blaii-l:’Books. F0o_lscnp,~
ii.-ette'i°‘,'iind' lN0t8".Pt1.[_)‘&l‘, envelope, Slates, &c.,
svliiehfphe "will jselli‘cheaper-tli-anthey can be
bou ht'f9r_ht any jotlierstore iyritliisviciiiity.
, _ Boolts 6f"nl'l "kind,§,bound_in‘ h:iS.usiial_ly
wit and dBl§tble,style, ‘tilI'6’J'tl“1‘_»"6lil§l 3:’ low’ iiiités, ’
end. si¢_ifsfaé£ie'if“gl‘v’3n to all_.
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w‘.‘c.‘sm;n, Sec’y pro _tgnig;j
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‘ To ‘No:-wa1_k_'_&. Danbury‘!
1 A‘
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'.f"~u
THE TEAMER PACIFIC, -‘
‘ Capt. R. W’. Fowler.
WILL commence running in connection
with the Danbury &Norwalk Railroad,"
touching at South Noifwalk. on Friday. May
28th. Leaving Norwalk every day. Sundays
excepted. at 8 A. M. Retiii-ning, leave Peck
Slip every afternoon at 3 o'clock. I’. M.—-
Freiglit taken on reasonable t.erms and attended
to‘ promptly by agents on each end of the route.
Fare 50 cents.-—Foi‘ passage or freight. ap-
ply to the Captain on board, or to Saxton .3-
Webb, 11?. South st. ‘
‘ Norwiilk. Miiy ‘.27, 1852.
Looking Glasses, VVillow Ware 80
E ‘QUINTARD 6: SONS have at their
0 wiire-rooms a few rods east of the bridge
a large assortment of cabinet furniture, consist-
ing in part of sofas, centre. card. book, tea, work
aup kitchen tables of various kinds, rmitioguny
and black walnut marble t.op dressing bureaus
dlaiii dressing bureaus. common bureaus of 1
prices, some as low as $5 50. Mahogany, bl'k
walnut and maple bedsteads of various patterns
and prices. some as low as $2 25. Patentbed-
stands that can be put up in three minutes and
without it key. Mahogany, curled maple. b‘.’k
_waliiut. kitchen and wiiidsor cliiiirs. Cliildreii’s
table and low chairs. \Villow waggons. cra-
dles and chairs. Looking glasses of all sizes
and prices. from 25 cents to $10. Spring mat-
resses. the bestaud cheapest beds in existence.
We will deliver any furniture purchased of us
(to the amount of $10 or over) in New Canaan.
Wilton or Darieii free of charge and free from
damage. ‘
Ready Made C'o17z'ns.—We have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 coffins of mahogany,
black walnut, cheitryand whitewood of all sizes
and desci'ipt.ions. which can be furnished at a
few minutes notice. “'9 also furnish shrouds
and everything necessary for the interment of
the dead, and will see to the digging of graves
when requested. \Ve will attend funerals in
New Canaan, W'ilton or Darien. without extra
charge. ‘E. QUINTARD oz SONS.
N. B.—-—Pei'sons wishing to purchase burial
lots in the Noi-walk Cemetery may make up
plication to us. 45tf
For Sale.
- A small farm situzited in Darien near
the Brick Church, and within_ five minutes’
walk of the Depot, where five or six trains of
cai's stop daily to and from New York-—consist-
ing of ii good two-story dwelling-house, barn
and cow-liouse. and other out-bi.-ildiiigs, with
four acres of fii'st-i'at.e land and in good condi-
tion. On said place there is good orchards of
grafted fruit. It is pleasantly located, and well
worth the attention of any one wanting a place
of that size. It will be sold’ and is well worth
the money. For fui't.hei' pai'ticulars enquire
of W. \Vliitney 6.’. Co. or of G. Mather on the
corner-by the meeting-house-.
N. B.—If the above pi'opert.y is not sold by
ilie first of April it will then be rented.
Darien, Feb. 26, 1852. l'2tf
Jffootl slifoatl .
At the New Meat Market.
7 ‘HE Subscriber has just opened ii Market
adjoining the store of Lockwood, Eltllgllt
:36 Co. for the convenience of the people oftliis
vicinity, and by constant attention and every ef-
fort to please his customers, he hopes to share
the public patronage.
P. S. The very best qualities of meat only
willbe vended at this estalilislinient. and every
attention paid to clcnli-ncss. ii mutter too much
overlooked at most mai'l«;etsf
B. ST. JOHN.
ltf
Agent
E. G. VVARRBN »
Cabinet Maker and Undertalrer .’
(Two doors on st of the Bank.)
STA1lII"0R1), CT.
HAVING recently coniripleted an
extensive alteration and iiiiprove-
ment in his extablishment, and ex-
‘ tended the compass of his business.
would respectfully inform the iiilizibi-
tants ofthis and the adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is constaiitiy manufactur-
ing every description of
CABINET WARE
iz; it good and general variety of _
Bcadstcads, Tables, ill/aslislands, Secretaries
Bureaus, Sofas, (ya. do.
made of vai-ions kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot fail to suit the purcliiiser.
Also, ii variety of CI-IAIRS—liair, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at virr'ious- prices, together
with rockers of every style. -
Houscliolilfuriiiture of any description ma nu-
‘iictured to order at short. notice on the most
easonnble terms. Alsou very extensive as-
irtnient of
ziIa.llresses, Paliasses, Pa-tent Bead-
steads, tic. 4. '6.
Flint can be set; up and taken down by any one
ii less than two iiiinutes.
He has also ii handsome assortineut of the
iiost fzisliionable styles of
O \
Loolsmg Gllaesos,
which he will sell as cneap as can be bought
on y where. .
He is also prepared to furnish
COFFINS, SUROUDS, CAPS, SCARFS. &c.
ofevery description that may be desired. or
that canbe obtained in the city of New York
at it moments waimiiig. day or night, on the most
i'easonal)le terms.
nish ltearses. Ctli'l'la{18S, see to the digging of
graves, and to attend to any other ori'niigement
tliiit may be wislied tor the funeral process-ioii,
&c. Those who may wish to keep the body of
H deceased friend several days, can be furnished
\Wlll1 an ice box in which it may be preserved a
week or longer if necessary.
E. C. WARREN.
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851. if
For Sale,
, VVITH immediate possession, a good
Mill with water power on an excellent stream.
with it convenient House, Barn, and 14 acres of
land, situated about. 7 miles from Nerwalk or
'Stamtoi'd. For pii.i'tienlars enqiiise of S. E.
OLMSTEAD. or JOHN BATLEY.
Norwiilk. May 24th, 1851. 21:3’
Ready Made clothing.
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
.ke~ep'mg 1-! good assortmeiit of Ready Made
‘ Clotliing 0 loll kinds. Also, it good assoi'tmeii-t
of Cloths, Cnssimeres. and Vestings, which
he will niarke up to order in good style and at
sli_oi't notice. _ -
N. B. Pai'ti‘ei.l‘a-i'attentiou paid to cutting.
THOMAS RILEY.
‘Noitwalk. Feb. 25-. 1851.
9
Norwalk cemetery Associa-
, tion. .. ..
A
'l‘.,ttHMeietiiig of the -Norivnlk.
Association, held August: 29th., 1850, vo-
ted’ that Evert Quiiitai-'d .aud -Lyiiiari Richards,
be a ct.\rnr_ri'rttee_ to have general supervision of
the gi'oiirrds of this Associii-tsion, as regards
Il'l0fllln1e_'_l}-§_S__, _t_o,m_'f9to-rie.s..a n_d,_£mel‘osui'e of lots,
and that no-pei-'son' Sfi.'tl‘l dig_ii.'gi;,ave. or erect
Si-OIIGSIQ gffl‘Ve_8, _\vit_hout perr_r¥,ss‘i'on-and advice
ofgsaid committee. C _ .,
Aiiest. A_' or’,-:15.-‘_‘. Q_UlN'l‘A~KD, f}haii'ma-ii
4:1’.
33
He is also pi'epai'ed to fur-_
. .s.Pn1ua_ stock
Cheaper than Ever
HE subscribers have just received, and
shall keep constantly on hand one of the
largest iissoi‘tinenf.s of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
for Spring and Summer wear, ever brought: into
this town, which will be sold cheaper than ever.
tf LITBIAUER. dz TURK.
{.
J’. M. Smitlfs Marble Yard
‘ Near the Biidge, Norwalk. Conn. ’
EPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave
Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workiiiaiisliip. The best as-
sortment of American and Foreign Marble,
kept coiistautly on hand.
Persons wishing to procui e Monuments or
any kind of Marble VVork,are invited to cal land
give it personal inspection of hisi‘natei'ial and
workmanship, its this will be more sat.isf:ict.oi'y
than to purchase ofAgeuts without aiiupportu-
uity ofoesting the quality of the article con
trzicted for.
l@°'l‘lie Lettcringaud Oi'namentalwoi'k is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warrniit it to give entire satisfaction.
May. 1352.
Saddle &. Harness
MAKNG.
THE subsfi-iber gratefully acknowledges
the liberal patroniige bestowed on him the
past. five years by the citizens of this and the
adjoining towns. and would inform them that
he has constantly on liaiid a large assortinentof
Saddles, I:larncss, Trunlss, Valices,
Carpet Bags, l/V/zips, eye.
which he will sell much less {than can be pur-
chased elsewliere. The best of iniiterials are
always used and pe1‘ft.’CtSf1llSfi1CllOll guaraiitied
on all work executed at this establisliiuent or
the money returned.
E—?\Ve have now on hand and are making
up to order. several salts of very light and tasty
double and single HARNFSS, which will be
found superior in noatness and beauty of finish
and woikmansliip. to anything ever exhibited
in this market befoi'e.=,g,_>g
Special attention paid to Repairing, zvliic/i.
will always be done at the s/iorlcsl notice
and in the nealcsl mcmncr.
ll.-_%.,.€>*“‘.li1st. ca_ll and see yourselves. g
. F. BRADLEY.
april 96] Under Connecticut Hotel.
I§i‘orwa11: E+Ia.'i'_nes.¢s
A AND SADDLEEY
ESTAELiS5diiiEilT,
Next door to Danbu1'2y and Niorwal/r
Railroad Depot.
( NE of the most: splendid and varied assort-
iiieiits of Goods and \Viii'cs in ilio above
line ever seen in this part of the County can
now be found at the old &tl1(i\':’e'll known stand of
E5: I g 1’ £%5
( Opposite ll 6 N'or'wal/5 Holel,}
\Vlio is coiifiilent that the reputrition he has
acquired in his business is a suffrcierit guaran
tee to his old customers and the pnb'ic of the
superiority of workiiiansliip and iieiitiiess oi
design and finish ofall articles purcliiised at his
store, prel'ei'i'ing that his work should praise
him rather than to trumpet abroad his merits
with his own lips.
Every article in his line llfade or
Repaired at the elzortesl notice and
upon the most reasonable terms.
may 8, 1852.
N EW YORK
Cabinet, Chair, Sofa and
Bedding Uplielstery Esiablishnieiit
AT NEW CANAAN, c'r.
HE proprietor of the above is prepared to
execute any thing belonging to either of
the above business, and keeps on hand for side
at low prices bedsteiids from $1 75 cts to $4 75
of maple, &c.; cottage B walnut from $810 $14
-—iii:ihoga ny from $8 to $50 ; lJl1l'9-ll-HS from $4
from $9 to $35 with iiiarble top &c; rule joint
tea tables from 50 to $4 ; mnhogniiy do from
$6 to $30; chairs from 375 cts to $8 each ; stands
and wash stand from $1 to $14 ; sofas spring
seats" and haircloth covered from SE.’ to«S‘590 ;
mattresses from $1 25 to $15 ; comforters from
$1 75 to $2 75; feiiLhei's very low ; mattresses
of Sll'fl\V,le1l grass, patent. pi-epsi red corn husk,
curled grass, curled hair &c., and eveiytliing
ever wished for at equal low prices at least 25
percent less than can be obtained elsewhere in
the country, and everything sold at his estab-
lishnient is wairiinted 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. 'J.‘urniiig (lone neatly.
N B-—Readynizido coffins constantly on hand
of all sizes and qualities at low prices, and will’
attend to the digging of graves ii iid will furnish
everything ii'cccssai'y foi'_tlie interment of the
dead. Funerals will be attended with a hearse
dcc uiieqniilled for respect, free from extra
climges. New York Cabinet and Upholstery
Establishment. New Canaan. Ct. 43
4- r
——;.
Ne Nitarblo Yard.
T ed a new Marble Yard’i~ii Norwalk, near
the headof Main street. would respectfully eo-
‘lieit all to favor him with it call, and examine
his stock tH)d_W0[lil1'tili1Sl)lp. He intends hav-
ing on hand constantly; at full assortment of
Ainericiisi and foreign Marble, and the work-
manship of a superior style. Monuments,
Tombstones. counter and table 'Pops,&c.. dcc.
fu-rnished at the sho"i=t:est cider and on reason-
ableterms. ’ JOHN. B..WEEKS.
Not-.walk,Nov. 5th, 1851. -45
ARA SOLS.-‘-A_go’od assortment for sale
to $9, iiiiiliognny front; all mahogany extra '
HE subsci'ibei' having opened and furnish- .
new opening by I-IOLCOMB (Sc LYON.
_A.—T 4.‘.
“THE BLOOD IS THE Lii«‘E.'_"
In the Language of Scripture.
.'Dr.l-IAl'..SEY’S
Forest W'inc !
Pi-oin its own merits and great works. this wine
is fast becoming the favorite medicine among eve-
class of people.
Knowii as the most eflicieiit reni-
edy for general Dehilitv. Nervous Atiections. Cori-
sumptive Decline. Complaints of tl.e Kidneys
Heart. Lungs. and above all for diseases arising
from impure Blood and habit of the Systerii, emi-
*. neiit members of ilie Medical Faculty have sauc-
tioned and adopted the use of it.
DR. I. A. STANLEY,
A celebrated Physiciaii. inaletter from Prince-
ton. New Jersey. dated November 16, 1849, de-
clares that in all his experience he had never seen
anytliiiig to" compare withthe Forest Wine and
Pills. at the same time relating siweral cases of
constitiitioiial Debility and Scrofuloiis affectioiis
which it cured in an incredible short time. Among
the iiieiiibers of the Medical Facility of New York
est Wine. and recommended it in numerous coni-
plaints will he found the names of the celebrated
Dr. 3'1. T. Goodman. Dr S I Mott. Dr. L Cheese-
mnn. Dr Cliiltoii. Dr Wm Brown, Dr Marvin, Dr
J M Moreau, and others.
TESTIMONY
Of Johnson Burke, :1 highly respectable citizen
of Waverly Place. New York 3 "
DRG I'Ic‘\I.SF.Y.-'-
DcarS'ir—l esteem the Forest wine as the King
of Medicines. ‘It has done for me_ in five weeks
what. three Physicians failed to do in as ll|2ll1y)'(?(ll'S.
In 1845.1 became a victim of the Heart Disease
and Nervoiifs Affection.-. which have been growing.
on me ever riiriee, until 1 procured your Forest
\Viiie and l’ilfs\. iiltlioitgli I hail wasted several hun-
dred dolliirs for medical aiteiidaiice. During the
last two _vi=ai'/-‘ 1 was obliged to keep my house
iicaily all ofilie time. and gave up biisiness in con-
sequence of my ill health. I had lost nearly all
hopes of i'ecovci'y, my coiiiplaiiit was of that clii.-is
under which "iiature sinks and life becomes a lmr
then.” Seeing your Forest wine advertised I
t‘0l1Cl11CIedlO give it a trial. and before filllL~‘l1lI1g the
third bottlel feltlike a different ‘person, and was
able to resume liusiness again, entirely cured by
takiiig five bottles. For the beiiefitof those afflic-
ted with siiiiilar coiiiplaints you are at liberty to
publish this.‘ Yours. &c.,
JOHNSON BURKE, VViiverly Place, N. Y.
The following certificate, voluntarily given by
Mr F G Mussey, a respectable and» well known
citizen of Cohoes. New York. is an evidence
which must aeiiiove alldoiibts nftlie great efficacy
ofthe Forest “line in GENERAL DEBILITY,
Neiii'algia,Affectioiis oftlie Spine and Kidneys.
This is to certify. that I have used Dr. H:ilsoy’s
Forest wine in my family witu the most entire suc-
cess. My wife was badly iifllicted with NClll‘11l5lfl.
aifectioii ol the Spine and Kidiicys. and geiiernlde-
bility- Sliefoiiiid speedy relief and regained her
liezipli, by the use olthe Forest wine.
Froni iny own liiioivledge ofthis excellent inedi-
cine. lcoiilideiitlp recoiiiiiiend it for the good of
others who may ce sufferiiig with similar com-
plaints‘ his the best medicine with which : am ac-
quainted. and those who are afiiictcd with the
above, or any siiiiiliir diseases, may snfi,-ly rely on
its virtues. E G MUSSEY.
MORE TESTIMONY FROM COHOES.
Dr G Hal.-ey.
Dear Sir—My wife last autumn was reduced to
alow suite of debility. My fa nily Pliysician advi-
sed lier to take your Fore:3.t wine. Accordingly I
went to Mr 'I‘eri‘_y’s, your agent for this town, and
procured a bottle of it WlIl(!l|l'-6:ilOl‘t3(l‘ile1'Illa very
short time to perfect heziltli.
HENRY DONALDSON.
Cohoes, April 13,1850.
The testimoiiy of upwards of three huiidrcd in‘
divialiials, some of whom were afliicted with dread-
fiillilisoi-ilei's and Ct>llSl'(lcl'(’(.l iiicurabie,iiiay be seen
at Dr l_-i:ilsey’s priiicipal oflicc. The following are
some of lll0n‘.1'ei=ldll1glllll’1lScll)'Z-—-
Mr Aziroii S Smith. 167 Prince st.. ofiice in wall
st., wusloiig severely afllicted with a disease of ihc
kidiieys :ind bladder. The best medical skill aus-
wcrcd no purpose, He tried the Forest wine and
it met his case,and he was completely cured by
the rise of tour bottles and a box of the Forest
' Pills.
MrJacob Bell. merchant in Pearl st., was for-f
yearsa martyr to severe Rheumatic Pniris,'and could
fiiiil no relief until he used the Forest wine and
Pills. and i~ecove»i'cd by taking six bottles and less
than a box of the Pills.
The l‘el11:t'l'l{t.1I1iC eflicaco oftlie Fore:-'2 Willi.‘ in’
very striliingiii the case of the Hon S l I3'l'O1\‘ll.Uf
‘i"ii'ginia, who was ciiri.-d in ii few hours time of a
sevi-re attack of Biiioiis Dl:!l‘I‘ll(Bi1t1l'l(l gt.-ner:il pros
iratioii of bodily eiicrgy in a few days time. On
the t1l’l'l»\‘tli(1fll]l:‘l gcnilcinaii in New York in March
he wasso weak and iicrvoris from the effects of
his illness, that he c'on'id not write, and reqiiirerl as-
sistance to enable him to walk to his apariineiit.-—
Tlic wine was sent. for, and he recovered by the
use of less tliaiia bottle of the wine and a single
dose of the Pills;
The Forest wine and Pills are recoinineiiclcd as
an etlicieut and certain cure in the following coin‘-
plaiiits: _ '. _
Dyspepsia-, Hiibi_tu.'il Costiveness. Liver
Complaint, Asthma, Piles, Obstiiiiite
Headaclie, Bilions Disorders, Piii’i‘-
ples, Blotches and unheiilthy color
‘ * of the skiii,Jaunitice, Ague and
F(‘.VEil'.Stllli-l'l‘19lll‘l‘l, Erysipelas
Coiiiplaints incident only to‘
Feiiiiiles. Lzingnisliing
we:ikness.Niglit Sweats-
N ervous .Dlt01'Clt?l‘S,~
General lll Health‘
and impziired state"
of the Consti-
tution. _
£7?“ G"e*neriil Depot for Halsey's Forest
\Vine, No 2-5‘ 1-2 Spruce st.. New York. 351
per Bottle. or 6 bottles for Twenty five
cents per box for the Pills.
For sale by \V.‘E. BISS ELL.
KOSSUTH HAS COME 1'
And so has . the time when
Goods will be sold Cheap! 1
‘HE subscribers leeling tlieiiiselves under
inainy obligations to their customers for
the very libeial patroniig.o b6.~l‘.0W6tI upon them-
during the last; year, would respectfully teiider
their tliaii-ks, iissuriiig them that with the coiii-
nieiicenieut of the new year tliey will offer
such inducements as will continue to merit the
patronage of the public.
Feeling confident of the public favor they
now purcli-use goods in such quantities as to be
enabled to sell them much lower than usual.
and lower than sold by any store" in the vicinity.
Come all and test the ll'ulll of this stutenieut.
“ Ciii-:A1.= FOR CASH,” is the motto.
All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change for goods, and the liighesi market price
allowed. "Goods delivered to any part ofthe
town free of charge. , -
i ' RAYMOND do MEAD,
Grocers,
No. 2 “later st. Norwalk.
Jan. 17.
VARIRAGE 1l’IAKER’S GOODS, Axles.
Springs, Shafts, Ciirrizige Bows, Bo-Its,
.Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
Hand Screws. Seaniing Cord, (Ste. .
HOLCUMB AC LYON.
RINDSTONES.25 tons siiperier grit
just. landing from Bcrea Oliis.
‘HOLCOMB dz LYON.
‘II.ES.—1500 dozen W. & S. Butchers’
Files. consisting of every size and kind,
1 DOZ. hand, pannell, rip and back
0 Saws of l3ut,cliei's’,Spear_ 66 Jacksoii’s
and Becket‘_s, at yvho‘lesaie and retailby HOL-
COMB 6:’. LYON, 83 Water st., Bridgeport.
"Zinc Paints.
THE subscribers oti'er_a full‘ assortment of
the celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising snow
white, w-liite, pearl and brown, ground ltl-Oil,
nianufiictured by the “ Ne\v.Jei-sey Zinc.Coin-
" '_- at M0ULT0N';_SiT Wpstp_oi_'t.__ ,
pany,’7 and for sale at their lowest prices. - -
I6
STREE'1‘ ik. QUINTARD. ..
who have witnessed the great results of the For- ‘
. --v_<,-
Wholesale and Retail Grocery Store.
; Judson & Btssell ‘
AVE taken the store formei-ty c‘eci'i‘pied
, by S.E. Olmsteiid an east side the bridge
where they will follow the wliolestile and re-
tail Groeery and Commission business. They
now offer to purchasers :1 general assortment; of
Groceries. Provisions. Fruits. Nuts, &c. as can
be found at any store in the county. and on as’
favorable teriris. The‘ following is a portion of
their stock, viz :
20 chests young liyson and black Tens of all
prices.
25 hhds and bbls P R and N O Molasses.
40 “ Sugar of all kinds.
I0 quintals Codfisli. \
150 bbls Flour. extra and superfine.
30 boxes Raisins.
Coffee of differeiit prices.
Currants, itron. Figs, Spices and nuts.
Whale, elephant and sperm Oil by barrel or
gallon .
Tallow. ad:iniantine,sperm and wax Candles.
P0f¢:.Sh, Soda, Starch dcc. by cask and liox.
Pliiladelpliia Lime, a superior article for
white washing.
E?‘ J. & B. will keep constantly on hand
Ci-nieizt, ca'clned Plaster for building purposes.
and many other articles too numerous to men-
tioi.-. and wliicliwill be sold on reasonable terms.
Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
ing Store.
HENRY HANDES‘ renews again
F his :icl.iiow|ed_t;iiients to the public_:inil
his friends foriheir generous pnti'oniige
during the year past. and hopes to mei-it;'an un
iiiterru_pted coiitinuance of the. business rein
tioiisliip which he lins so long ma-iiitiiinod With
this coiiimunity. He will be found now at his
new stand opposite the store of Dimoii Finch,
where he will be happy to see. and serve his
old friends and the public. The cliariicter of
his work is too well known to need a word of
pr:iise‘.~' It comprises every article of men's
and Cllll(l.l'Pl)’S wear. with I-‘tubbers and Over-
elioos in their season, for ladies and geiitleiiien.
FINDINGS of the best quality. and in any
quantity, suited to the wants of the craft.
No1'Walk. April 20, 1852.
South lllorwalk Machine S1101’.
‘HE public are rerpectfully infoi-mi-.d that
_ the subscriber will continue the business
of R. W7. Norton 65 Co., and lie is_ now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Jobbing in general ma-
chinery‘, Die Turning of every description;
and Sawing in all its varieties, Brackets. Car-
riage Stuff. dcc. Also, Wiiod Turning in all
its \'=.tl'l0l‘lS brzinclies, from the largest; Portico
Pillars to mi Awl Huft. Turned Cedar Hitch-
ing and Fence Posts are kept coiistmitly on
hand.
The subscriber has also added to the above
estiiblislimeiit, tl Foiiiidry for Brass Castings-,
and he would be pleased to fill orders for any
and every kind of Jfillblllg in ihislinc.
The facilities of the present propiietor ena-
ble hiiii to gii_ai'aiit.ee to do any kind of workin
his fine which is done in any other city or
town. and he wari':iiit.s all work to give entire
satisfaction or no charge will be made.
N. B. Cash paid on delivery for good Hick
0t'y Timber. M. M. NORTON.
South Norwalk, March. 13, 1852.
C. GRA EIAM, 4
Achiec, Civil Engineer & Siirvcyor!
T H E subsci'ibei' liaviiig opened an office in
Norwzilk with D E Culver, civil engineer,
66
1)’
king plans. elevations mid S])t—‘t‘.lflC:]ll0I1S for
buildiiigs of all kinds. also for l)l‘l(lg8S and roofs.
linviiig lizid a iiuinber of years of practice and
6Xp(~)l'l(’.llCe in building and in superiiiteiidiiig
builrliiigs of a'-.l kinds. All orders left with D
L Culver. Esq. will iec‘ei've prompt zittention.
Eiigiiieci-iiig mid sui-veyiiigdnne in oil its-bmncli
es. Norwalk, Feb. 20. 1852
House & Lot For Sale.
THE subscribei offers for sale his
house‘ and lot situated on the main street
..,...
in the village of New Ctllltltln. The dwelling ‘
house isa two story wood biiilding with it coin-
*iii'od'iou‘s back kitclien‘ and ii well ofgood Water ‘
connected t.herewit.h. There is also a good
barn. wood-house. garden. a nd a lot cuntaiiiiiig
one rood ccriiiectted tliei'e\vitli. It is a‘ very
desimlile l0(3ili.lOll. For terms apply to the
subscriber at Norwiilk, previous to i.|ie first of
Mai-cli. THOMAS RAYMOND.
Norwalk, Jan. 24. 4t
4 For Sale.
TIJE building lot. com-prising about 1§ac're‘s
. of good gronnd.lat'etl‘i'e Slice of the resi-
dence of Cnpt._\Vm. Allen. Flux Hill district.
Apply at this office‘.
_ New Groceey Store.
HE‘ sulisci'i‘I‘:e'rs liaving tirksrn the store
spring, and stocked it with ii large i1SS01'fn'IP.l’_ll. of
Gi'oceries, Provisions. &c., would respectfully
solicit a share of public [lili.l'0ttilge-’—D8ilEl:'l_l1g
tlmt those who favor them will": a call wifl find
us good bargains as can be found’ in the pfi‘rc'e‘.
Goods delivered within a reasonable distance
free ofchiii-ge. _
All goods not proving as i'e’presentetl can be
returned, and the irioiiey will be refunded.
G. HOLMES 6? CO.
13 Main st.
Norwnlk, April" f0‘. '
Zinc Paints.
O. 1 or snow white, ground in oil.
C 2' silver ‘” “ "'
3 grey
Brown stone color, for sale by
T L 64: J R PECK.
South Noi'walk, May 1852.
F033 AND SEALS.
LEASE call at my store and look at the
most. beziutifiil, rich, splendid and i'2ishioi'in-
ble lot of gold and plated Fob Cliaiiis and Seals
ever oli'ei'ed in this market.
april 26. C. E. DISBROVV.
Sportsman Attention.
HE spring campain is now open. please
call and examine our stock of Trout poles
Reels, Lin-es. Hooks, Baskets, Flasks &c.,
“To are also hourly expecting another invoice
‘of those Superior double and single barrel
Guns inade expressly to our order and which
are too well know to need puffing.
HOLCOMB it LYON.
‘ 83 \Viitei' Street, Brir.lgepoi't.
Silver and Plated Ward
SHALL keep ii large assortment of spoons.
forks, b'uttei'-knives, sii2:ii'-slr0Vel5- ljldleso
&c. for the spring trade. Puichasers will find
it; to their advantage to buy of me, am} have
their spoons liziiidsoiiiely eugi-'«'IVP(l find lVi"l'i“’l‘
ed, rather than to get them of pedl9|‘S-
C E. DISBROW.'
OFFIN PLATES fui'n_ished at short no-
tice. C. E. D‘ISBRO\V.
“QQLAR d ti ‘d Lamps of all kinds.
h . an m 0.1-3. DISBROW.
ctr H 6'0
I
no to 7inclies, for sale by
STREET 66 QUINTARD.
WINDOW GLAESS.—500 boxes French
from 3d ti
N L and American Window Glass, for sale
at city prices by
- . STREET QUINTARD.
.. .OES.—-50 dozen Tuttle’s cast steel Hoes
for sale by the dozen ,to_glealers.at pmanu-'
factiii.'ei"s prices by S. 6: Q. -,1;
opposite the post office, for the purpose of ma- '
‘ U83’.
"7
is oti'e-red for sale on very reasonable terms.-— 3
lately occupied by Mr. Fieltl, near the
is-_
. keep it in the faniily.
NAILS.—500 kegs Fall River nails assorted -
. .INS‘UiRA_N,‘C'l'-3 AeEt\'C-Y~ - -.
Geo. A.Biss,e1l.'
, AGENT roit um - .
Howard. ‘Hartford Mutual, Westchestor
Mutual, Quincy Mutual, and Middlssex '
: Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
and the American Mutual "
Life _I nsumnce Gompa ny.
Ufiiec at the Store of Judson t§- Bisscll.
_ .N0llWALK, Conn.
A. H. Byington.
General Agent for procuring Pen.
sions. Bounty Lands, Extra‘ and Back
Pay. French Spoliations. Letters
Patent, t§~c., dc.‘
. George A.‘ Davenport,
Attorney and "Counsellor at lair
Oflice West Side the Bridge,
NORVVALK, CONN,
0. 5. Perry,
Attorney and Counsellor at law
Malloi-y’s Building.
JOHN AUS'I'EN’S
AGUEBRIAN ROOM
Over 1-‘. St. J olui’s Store,
NOR\V.=\LK, CT. ,
Likenesses -
Wa/rranled to please all good judges.
Bain’s Merchant’s
TELEGRAPH iirricis,
NOR\VALK, CONN.
In the Post Otfice Building.
c. J GRUMAN,
DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Stripe Safaiiry iilrp (mobs
CARPATING
Carriage Cloths and trmmngs.
CLOTIIS, SS1liiEIlES,1’'ESTlNGS, ,
Shootings. Plannels, Batts‘&c.
NORWA LK, CT.
Dimon Pinch,
DEALER IN
Hai'dw.'ti'ci, Cutlery. Iron, Steel. Paints,
Oils. French VVind.iw. Glass and
AGRICUI.'l‘URAL Iui»i.i~:1ui~:N'rs.
NOR WA LK. CON N.
I)ENTAL SURGERY
By Drs. HILL &. PITCH
Oflicc _ovcr C. J. Grumans Slore, fire! of
Main sl., Normzl/.', Cl. ‘'
Raymond & Mead,
WHOLESALE 61. RETAIL DEALERS
In Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Salt,
Fish, Crockery and Glass Ware. Wooden and
Willow \Vnre, Brooms. Mats. &c.. (Sac.
No. 2 l'Vatcr st... Vorwallc, Conn.
I‘. H. ‘Nash,
MANUI-‘AC'1‘UR1-211 or
TIN, SHEET IRON, AND COPPER WARES,
EA L ER in Stoves, Furnaces, lron Wiro
and Rods, Brittziiiia, Jiipiin. \Vood and
V_Villo'w \Vares. Knives and Forks, Force
Pumps, Lend Pipe, Slicet Lead. Fri-.nc_li Bas-
kets, etc. Roofing and house jabbing done . -
short; notice and in ii woi'kiiianlikc manner.
South N~or'.~valk, July 11th. 1851.
TAYLO.R'S FASHIONABLE
llai Cutting, Dcssiug and Shaving
S A L 0 0 N ,
Near the Sp-rirrg.
. ‘lH.5.1\'-KFUL for past favors, he hopes by
strict attention to business to merit a con-
tinuance of the‘ same‘. Particular nttentioni
paid to cutting misses’ and cliildi'en's hair in the
latest style‘. Razors honed in ii superior man-
Ti-icoplierris and I’ei-fumery ofall kinds
cons'r'a'ntly on hand and for sale.
52? Bzi y VVater of the best kind constantly on
1 hand and for sale‘.
3IGEliOW’S- ALTERATIVB.
A C’i-:rrr'.i-m Conn
FOR DYSENTERY. DTARI-l(E'~A,
CHOLERA MORBUS. AND ALL
SUMMER COMPLAINTS.
GEO. JV. BLEECKER. Propri'.:lo'r‘,- Y.
lnliiiiinni. this medic _ie stands uiirival'l'e'd. It may
be used with perfect safety both by ‘old’ and‘ young;
and when liiivtli-fiilly adiiiinisteredit has never been
fV‘,llOV\‘fllI1(1'l1y cuscto fail of a sp‘e'e.l'y cure Una‘
like other Medicines, it corrects the bowels, and
often in it few hours the patient is restoretl to hit?
acciistoiiied vigor and llettllill. '
Ilinve used “Bigelow’s Alteiati‘ve" in my family
and have never found it to fail, when all other rein-
edies administered by, and under direction of phy-
siciziiis have proved iiieffectual». I think it a per-
fect correciivelor Dysinteric and all bowel com-
pl‘aiiit‘.-:. _ _ GEO. \V. BEEB3E-
New York. March 22, 1852.
\Ve can add our testimony to that of others ofits
great efi"rc.icy in our owir case. when prostilated to
an alziriiiiiig degree by bowel disease. It was the
only iiiedicirie ilizit gave relief, and we now always
N. Y. Baptist Register’
3m2-5
Editor of
For sale by VV. E. BESSELL, Noiwalk.
Just Received.
_ A large assortment of riding and dri-
ving WHIPS. splendid gr-.mlemen's and ladies’
saddles. trunks, vaiices, carpet: bags, dcc. Fly’
nets and blankets. Also, it splendid lot of well’-
made horse colliirs. which will be sold singly
or by the dozen. Don’t forget the old stand.-
\VM. B. SWAN.
Hardware, cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils !
I} FINCH has now on hand one of tho
0 most extensive and well selected assort-
nieiii:s of foreign. domestic and building hard-
ware. cutlery. iron, steel. paints, oils, French ’
and Americaii window glass-—assoi't_ed si_zes._
agi-icnltuml impleinents, hay cutters, corn shel-
lers, dcc. all of which he will sell at prices do-
fying competition. Also, every description of
carriage liai'dwai'e,felloes, hubs,'spokes, laces,
“ linings. patent leather, &c.all of which he sells-'
' upon the principle of “ small profits and ready
sales.”
The subscriber is also agent for the sale of
. Buswelfs Mineral Point, which is preofagaiustt
.fire, water and weather, and unchiingeable in
in its color. and is the best, cheapest and most ,
durable mineral paint now in use. In fiiet,oiii'
‘assortment comprises a variety and extensive-
iiess that would liafile a detailed desci-iption, and
we therefore would respectfully invite the pub-
lic to cal and examine‘ themselves. ‘£5
ILVER. S-POONS, Butter Knives. Silver
Ciips. Napkin Rings, &c., silver and pla-
t_ed Forks", fine pen and pocket Knives, Pocket
Books, VVallets, Port: Monies, dce. '
C. E. DISBROW.
Hair Brushes.
LSO, hat, tooth, nail, paint. shoe, and
. other brushes, flesh rubbers. combsof ova :
cry vai‘i_ety for sale at "BISSELLZS-. .
For Children’ who are Teetliing,and’ Cholera _
Norwalk Chronicler