Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, July 13, 1852 · page 3

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 Watches, Jewelry‘,
\ ‘silver and Plated ‘Win-r-i,
Fancy Goods, Pearl, Ioary, spanis],
diid Sandal-wood Fa-res, Vases, Golgi
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”" WE would respectfully announce to‘ our
. friends and the public that we‘ lttrve re-
°°""Y °l’°|18d with an entirely new and el‘ega‘nt
assortment of every variety of patterns countin-
ed under the_ above named heads, and would
earnestly solicit a call previous to’ pur’cha‘si'ng'
elsewhere, as we are prepared to offer goods
Oftlle fiiiest patterns. quality and workmanship'

it greatly reduced prices. \-

BENNETT dz CULBERT.
, 136 Canal" St.

N. B’.-—Thoroughly experienced we ‘,-men
.. are employed for the repairing of every de’ crip-
tion of Vvhttclies, Jewelry, dzc. 26-

commutation !

NEW YORK 6.: N. HAVEN RAILROAD.

OMMUTATION Tickets can be'procured

at the office ofthe Company, No. 2 Han-

over st. and at their ollice in New Haven, at the
following rates :

_ TO AND FROM NEW YORK:
 ALL TRAINS sri-:c’L
' STOPPING. TRAIN

 

6 mos. | 12mos. l minus

0 New-,R.ochelle $35.00 $5o_.oo $40.00

' '. Mamaroueck 36,00 53.00 43.00

i Rye ‘ 37.00 55.00 45.00

Port Chester 40,00 58,00 48.00

._ Greenwich 40.00 60,00 50,00
Coscob Bridge 40.00 60.00
Stamford 40,00 60,00
Darien 40,00 6(),00
Norwiillt 40.00 60.00
\Vestport 40,00 60.00
Southport 40.00 60.00
Fiiirfield 40.00 60.00
. Bridgeport 45.00 70.00.
l Stratford 45,00 70.00
2 Milford 45.00 70,0()
i New Haven 45,00 70.00

Tickets not transferable under any circum-
stances, and to be used only bygthe person
named in the receipt. which will be given for
the payment ofthe commutation rate—-t.he use
of the ticket or certificate by any other person
being bv the terms oflthe commutation, a release
oftlie Company from their engagements.

Comniuters will show their tickets to the
conductors, in the same niiiiiner as other pas-
sengers. -GEO. VV. \VHlS'I‘I.ER, Jr.,

‘ ‘ Superintendent.
New York. July 1st. 1852. 4127

For Sale.

At Norwalk, Conn., on the line of the
.;-1‘ New'York and New Haven Railroad,
about 23; liours' ride from the City. The prop-
erty consists of about one half of an acre of
land, a 2§ story house, conveniently construc-
ted, uearlfnew, and containing ten rooms. It
is pleasantly located on elevated ground, com-
mands a fine prospect. ofilie harbor and Sound
and within five minutes’ walk ofthe Churches.
post-ofiice, dcc. To persons wishing a resi-
dence in the country, in a good location, with
all the conveniences of frequent and cheap
City commuiiication, this affords an opportuni-
ty seldom met with. For further piirticulars
enquire at this ofiice, or to NEWMAN dc Ivusox,
No. 199 Brnidway, New York.

AMPHENE, Burning Fluid, Lamps,
Clocks. Looking Glasses, Lamp Glasses,
Girandoles, &c. this day received at
DISBROVV'S.

 

Insurance.
1, Hartford C'ou7iIy Zlfutual Insurance Agency.
I SHERMAN P. FITCH. Wilton.

Watches, Clocks,
JE IVELRY AND SILVER WARE.

LAKEMAN dc TOM LIN SON. Dealers

in Wiitclies, Jewelry. Silver \Vai'e, Ian -

cy Goods. &c., No. 13 \Viill street. Bridgeport
Conn., have one ofthc largest and most desi-
1 rable assortments of goods to be found in the

State. Our stock consists of
Fine Gold Lever \Vatches, Hunting Case
to H H “ single "

Gold Lepine Watches,
Ladies Gold Watclies, double and single case,
Fine Silver ‘Watclies.

,All warranted to be good Time Keepers,
Rich Jewelry of the latest patterns, such as
Ladies and Gentleman's Pins and Rings,

- Guard, Vest and Fob Chnigs, of the best gold.
Diamond Rings and Pins. Gold Lockets. Gold
and Silver Thiinbles, Gold Keys and Seals.
Gold and Silver Pencils, Cuff Pius, Bracelets
‘pure Gold \Vedding Rings. &c.

SILVER WA RE.—‘\Ve have a full as-
sortment ot Silver \Vure, of thelatest pattern
and made of silver pure as coin. Persons
VIsll.lD20l1l' city, are invited to call and exam-
ine our stock. We will sell all goods in our
line on the most accommodating terms, and at
the lowest prices——-pi-iceci that capnot fail to
give satisfaction to the purchaser.

Fine Watches and Jewelry repaired by an
experienced workman, and at reasonable pri-
ces. Waitches \vai‘i'mited.

BLAKEMAN dc Tonioissois, Jewelers,

Bridgeport, Ct.

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EMERY 6.: Co.’s PATENT Hoasr; Powmt
Thrasher and Separator.

THE undersignedfhave gt-zen zfippoiintedlsolef
a outs in the cit of New ork, or tie sii e o
tlieir improv'ed Horse Powers, and Thrashers.
Those wishingt) procure Emei'y's Improved
Horse Power and Machine- will observe that
their name is cast on every link of chain; none
other is genuine.

LONGETT A’. GRIFFING,
State Agricultural \.Varehouse.
No. 25 Cliff St. New York.

3m27
- For Sale.
A ONE-HORSE WAGt;‘ON,in good con-
dition, is offered for sale cheap. Inquire
at this office.

 Houses and Lots for Sale.

 THE subscriber has for sale several
convenient cottage houses with good lots and
improvements. which he will sell upon reason

' able terms, and veI'y clieii p.
I2tf GEO. O. STREET.

Scythes and Scythe Snaths,
‘ LARGE supply of the 1st, 2d. 3d and
4th qualities of the Winsted Manufac-
turing Co's Mowing. and Cradle Scythes, also,
lst, 2d and 3d qualities of Samson do Co's
Scythe Snaths, all of which will be sold
at the lowest Tanufacturing prices.
N.'B. Also, Mowing and Cradle Scyt.hes
ground ready for use, and warranted, atthe
' ‘regular retail prices. 33- F1NCH-

Gold Spectacles.

,E have now on hand a good assortment

of Gold Spectacles, made of very fine

gold, light and pleasant to the eye. The glass

being of the purest quality, will fit any eye.—

These spectacles were made expressly for our

retail trade and will be warranted of the best
and finest. quality of gold.

June 18. C. E. DISBROW.

Notice.

HEREBY forbid all persons from harbor-

ing or trusting my wife,Susnn L. Raymond,

or my son, Charles W. Raymond, .Ir., on my
account. as I will pay no debts contracted by

. eitberof them from this"date.
CHARLES W. RAYMOND.
Five _Mile_River Lending, ‘Norwalli, Juno
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L Westport, Jan. .3.

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Spring‘&.- Summer Dry‘ Goods.
ITCHCOCK do LEADBE-A-TFR.‘ No.
347 Broadway,New ‘York. 118"! I0 St0!‘8

one. f the fiuest a’s'soi'tinents in the CIIY 0f

FANCY AN D‘ STAPLE DRY GOODS.
suitable for every season of the year,i1nd every
climate, and would especially invite. attention
to ,bei,. large‘ and elegant stock of‘

SPRING dc", SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
wliiich‘ they have just purchased for cash, for
nearly half price, and are enabled to offer at
VERYAGREAT BARGAINS I

Their stock includes every variety. of Silk
Shawls, DeLaines. Barege De'Lai-nes, Chal-
lles, Printed M_iisIins and Lawns, Bareges,
Silk Tissues, Grenadines, l.:i-‘ing'ha‘ms, Cali‘co‘ets,
Poplins, Foulard Silks, 650.. _ ,
MOURNING Goons or EVERY KIND.

A full and complete assortment always on
hand, including Black Bombazines, Alpacas,
Challies, Canton Criipes. DeLaines. &c..
which parties interested will find de'sirab!e.
FANCY GOODS OF VARIOUS KINDS.

As plain and embroidered Pocket handker-
chiefs, Criivats, Gloves, Collars, Mits, Trim-
ming Laces. dcc. date.

A SPLENDID STOCK OF RIBBONS,
bought very low for cash, which the ladies
will find desirable and cheap. and which Mil-
Iiners will find it their interest to examine be-
fore completing their purchases. '

HOUSEWIFE AND FAMILY GOODS,

as Linens, Table Diimasks, Napkins, Towels,
Towelings. Crash. Shirtings and Shootings,
Mus'ins, rich embroidered

 

LACE do MUSLIN WINDOW DRAPER-I

has in great variety and of every quality and
price. I ’
GEN'I‘LEMEN’S FURNISHINGS.

A very large and complete assortment-as
Kid, Silk. and Thread Gloves; Silk and Sum-
mer Craviits; Silk and .Linen Pocket-hand-
kei'chiel's: Silk, Cotton. and Merino Under-
shirts and Drawers; Socks, &c., at prices
much |owei' than the same articles can be
found at the

GENTI.EMEN'S FURNISHING STORES

Please call and examine, and if not found
desirable and reasonable, you will not be-desi-
red to purchase.

Country Merchants will find it to’ their in-
terest to look through our stock, as they can
here select any article they wish, in any quan-
tity they desire, and at prices which thely will
find it an object to purch_iise at. as most ot our

‘ goods are purchased at auction, and are the

best styles, and full 30 per cent, below the or-

dinary jobbing rates.

Ter_ms invariably CAsH—.'ind only one Price.
HITCHCOCK 65 LEADBEATER.
347 Broadway. corner Leonard st. N. Y.

Men Wanted
TO TRAVEL AS AGENTS.
THE subscriber is now publishing by sub-
scription a very interesting and valuable work.
by one of the most popular and well-known nu-

 

thors in the country, illustrated with engravings .

—and offers liberal ind ucementsi to it large num-
ber of Agents to circulate the same in the sev-
eral towns i_n Connecticut and adjacent States.

For furt.lier' particulars applicants will please
call on the subscriber, when all necessary in-
formation will be oiven.

H. MANSFIELD, Publisher,

3t*26 134 York St. New Haven.

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGES

For Sale Low.
.. Two or three of the pret.t:iest and
most desirable residences in Norwiilk. are of-
fered for siile very low and on accommodating
termsif applied for soon. To a city gentle-
man desirous of obtaininga beautiful country
residence, t'his presents a rare opportunity.-
For particulars inquire of the editor of the
Norwalk Gazette-

 

” EMON SYRUP.—A splendid article.
made from fresh Lemons. foi sale by
J. A. \VEED.

I UTA-BAGA SEED.—-The subscriber
has just rec'd a few lbs. of veryfine seed.
warranted of last year's growth. _
J. A. WEED.

The Great Rush

‘OR Bissell's Tricopherus or Hair Tonic
is evidence of the good quality of the urti-
cle ; for removing dandruff and promoting the
growth of the hair it is not surpassed’. In all
cases the money will be refunded to those not
satisfied. Prepared and sold wholesale and re-

tail by \V. E. BISSELL.

Books and Stationery
—AT W'I-IOLESALE AND RE'I‘A1L—-
LAKEMAN (Sc 'I‘OMLINSON,No. 13
\Vall st , Bridgeport, Ct.. are dealing
largely in School, Elllnl(_ and Miscellaneous
Books, Stationery and \Vi'iting I’aper. Our
assortment is complete. Merchants, 'I‘eachei's
and others are requested to call and examine
our goods. \Ve are selling Books and Station-
ery at wholesale, at the lowest New York
prices. -
Book-Binding of all descriptions done‘ at
short notice and in the best manner and at the
lowest pi'ices. Tenn and Probate" Records
made to order.

BLAKEMAN & TOMLINSON.
Terra Jap'onnica.~

A constant supply of this superior at-ticle for
TANNING ;

together with ageneriil assortment of

DYE WOODS, DYE STUFFS &AC'ID'S,-

for sale by VV. PATRIDGE 6.’; SON,
3m25 27 Cliff St. N. Y.

X’T Vanilla and Lemon, for flavoring Dies,
custards, &c. for sale at WEED’S.

LD. Philad. Porter, in any quantity, for
sale at WEED‘S.

YERIS Cherry Pectoral. for sale in any
quantity, by J. A. WEED.

QUANTITY ofconrse Sponges. suitable
for washing’ carriages ; also, a fine lot of
bathing Sponge, just received by J. A. WEED.

+‘

some very fine and cheap,

C. DlSBROW’S.

LUID and Camphene by the keg or gallon
at . DISB ROW’S‘.-

RUSI-I‘ES.=—Hair,~ cloth. tooth, nail and
shaving Brushes, cheap. at

CCQRDIAN s.

» at ,

DISBRO‘W‘S. _ ,

‘ITRICTEST attention paid to watch re-
pairing. C. E. DISBROW.

TEAS.
IF you want the best teas that can be found
in Norwalk, goto G. HOLMES dc CO.’S
cheap cash groc‘ei'y. .- VEGETABLES &
(FRUITS also, fresh from New-York every
ay.

Cheap carpeting at 1VIou.lton'-'9
1000 yds super ingrain and stair carpeting
received this day from auction, and will be sold
exceedingly cheap.
"Westport, June 1st.

Light ! , Light !

Fresh Supply of CAMPHENE, Burning
Fluid, and Plmsgene, by
z. SANFVORD.

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flaw and Agency Notice.

ORT_I-IINGTON "N

‘ l'IlI11G§‘ topiactice Law in the‘ Suprerhé‘
prosecute Claims and seitle accounts against’
the Departi_nents and Boards of Commission-
ers, to procure patents at home. ‘and a road, to
collect debts. dividends. legacies and inheritan’-"
ces in any part of the United States and in
foreign countries, to make investments of funds

giige,and to negociate‘ the purchase’ and siiille of
Loans. Land and Patent Rights in any State
of the Union. ~

Particular attention paid to California Land
Title cases coming up to the U. S. Suprenie
Court on appeal.

5'? Communications prepaid, addressed to
W. G. Snethen, 5, Carroll Place, Capitol Hill
Washiiigton, D. C., will meet with prompt at-
tention. ‘ 21”

Railroad Watches. 
7 HE best tiine-keepers ever offeied in tin.
market. Blalieman dz Tornlinson, 1
Wall st. B~ridg'e‘port, Conn. keep constantly on
hand a very large’ stock of these beiiutiful
watches in fine gold and silver cases. Some are
cased in splendid gold hunting cases. Persons
wishing to purchase a correct time-keeper are
invited to call and examine the watches. Rise
to examine some certificates we have received
from citizens of this and other places who have
bought. these watches, recommending them to_
the notice of all who wish a superior watch.
BLAKEMAN 66 TOMLINSON.
For Sale.
_.',:;__ ONE of the most beautiful residences
btwoen N. York and N. Haven, situated in the
central part of the village of Norwalk, with
House and Burn nearly new. About three
fourths of an acre ofground, with alirost every
variety of fruit and fiowei s, that can be desired.
For particulars enquire at this office. 2‘3tf
N. B. As reference is bad to us, we can say
that it is rare that so desirable and eligible a
place, is offered for sale, upon anything like as
low terms.—[Ecl. Gazelle.

 

 

Watches and Jewelry.
UST rec‘d,a large assortmeiit of Vfatches,
cheaper than ever ; fine finished warranted
lepiiie watches for $10. Ladies’ ear rings and
drops, new patterns, some vi-ry rich; every
variety offinger rings.some very small and neat
for children. V
I shall keep a much larger as‘soi'tment of
Watches and Jewelry this spring than usual, as
I am determined to make it for the interest of
purcliasers to stop at the Norwalk Depot, in-
stead of going to the city. Please call at the
store of ' C. E. DISBROVV.

Ladies Dress Goods.

SILK and linen changeable poplins, em-
brqidered swiss printed lawns. baiege de
laiiies. &c., a beautiful assortment received this

day and for sale at MOUL'I‘ON’S.
V-Vestport, Mziy 1'7. 3t20
HAKEPUS Herbs and Extracts, put up by

the Sh ikers, for sale at BlSSELL’S.

OLORING for Shoemal'.er’s use, for sale
by the doz or gallon, at BISSF.LL’S.

EER bottle Corks, 500 gross. zit

BISSELL’S.
REAM TARTAR,500 lbs. at
’ _ BISSELL’S.
SAL SODA, 1000 lbs. just rec'd at
L BISSELL’S.

V RAPPING PAPER, 500 reams, also
letter and cap Paper, by the ream, at
mill prices, for sale at BISSELL’S.

. G-rafiienberg Co.
T HE subscriber has réc’d the agency for this
place for the sale of the medicines oftliis
celebrated company. D. COMSTOCK, Jr.
ONGRESS \VATER. fresh and sparkling
from the spring, for sale by the dozen or
single bottle, at W'EED'S.

,1’ A tlvztnio,

, NO. 5 WALL STREET,
lwiolcsale and Retail. Dealer -in all kinds Qf
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals. Perfumery,
Patent Medicines, dlc. Prescriptions
accuratelycompouiided. Country
merchants supplied with the
best articles on t.he most

_ reasonable terms.

W E BISSBLL,
V'.7IIOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
In Diugs, Medicines. Oils, Dye ‘Woods,
Peijtumery, Patent Medicines, Fancy
Goods, &c.,- ézc. under the Conn.
Hotel. Country M_-ei'cliiints,-
~\_PI1y5it:ians and Dealer:

supplied at New
York prices.

4

, '1‘aylor’s Hair Tonic.

THIS valuable application for the hair,
which is so popular with the ladies of Norwalk,
can now be had in any quantity at the barber's
shop of the subscriber. J. TAYLOR.

LA'I‘IIS dz‘. I’lCKlL‘TS.—100‘,000 Laths.—‘-
5,000 Pickets just i'ec’(l, and for sale‘ 
South Norwalk. May 1852'.

TL &.IRPECK. -
, y ,_ Thontastown Lime.
—!_‘,‘IFTY bbls Thomastown Lime for sale by
,.
Scull] Norwalk, May 1852.

TL as J R PECK. ‘

carpetings, oil Cloths, and
A'I‘T'INGS.—-A large and beautiful as.
sortment, this day, received,nnd for sale,

oheap by MALLORY 62: LEWIS.

_ Meat Market.

HE subscriber is still continuing his rna‘i'ket
business at his old stand, near the foot of

Mill Hill, where can be found as usual the most
extensive assortment of meats in town. and all

of the very best qualities. Call and see.
N. VVOOD.

Selling ofi' at cost.
THE remaining stock of.Jewe|ry formerly
belonging to the Estate of C. A. Duratd is now

ofl'ered at cost.
W. E. BISSELL. Trustee.

Norwalk Apr. 19th, 1852;
Powder &. Shot. _
UDSON dc’. BISSELL have alarge lot of
Powder and Shot of all kinds, and foigsale
in any quantity.
Paints and Oil.
5 TONS pure white lead.
3' hlids linseed oil. warranted pure.
2 tons mineral paint—fire proof.
Points of all colors mixed to order. at lowest
prices, by Z. SANFORD.
VVest.port,- April 2'. , ,
G. A. Durand,
IS at work again at the old stand under the
Conn. Hotel,and is now ready to attend to
the repairing of Watches. Clocks, and Job,
Work in all its branches. All work warranted
to give satisfaction or the money returned’.-
Norwalk, April 19th. 1852.

STCYTHES.-50 doz. Elliot B'ear(lsley's su-

‘_ .

E'I‘I-lE,N. con'- ;

Court, to attend to cases before Congress, to '

in Loans and Stocks and on Bond and Mort-_ '

_ A . NWLKC _
‘faltering Establishment.

 1H’-E subscriber would iuforin his former

his old stand, where he is ready to serve the
public in-all matteis of gentIemen‘s and boy's
clothing. He is satisfied.from—liis long experi-
ence in the business that he can please all who

Cutting. making. -Sic. done at reasonable‘ pri'c'e‘s
and warranted to tit.

, cuss. LOCKWOOD. .
Norwalk, Feb. 2'8. 9

"Criteria waannoosn.

 WtFfi.

Commission Merchants,

No. 11' Cliff Street, New York.
.tru~:'sot.i-: AG!-ZNTS IN THE UNITED s'M'r£s 1-‘on
Muspi-att‘s Superior Bleaching Powder.
Vicioriii Mills Celebrated Wi'itiiig Papers.
Russell “ Superior ' “ ‘P
Genesee “ “ Prin-ting "

Rawlins dz ,Son’s Eiiglish Tissue “
Cowiin & Co's English and Scotch Wi'iting do

They are also Agents for the principal Pa-
per Manufu-ztui-ei's in this country. and offer
for Sale by far the trust extensive and desira-
ble stock of Paper and Paper Manufiictui'ers'
Materials that can be found in this or_any oth-
er country. ‘

They occupy the large and commodions
“fare-houses, No. 11 Cliff Street, No. 58
Cliff Street. No. 94 Beekman Street. and the
Lofts over the large Irou Stores, 7 and 9
Cliff Street.

Their business is striétly wholesale. and
Wi'iting Papers are sold by the Case only.

Their extraoijdinii.iy facilities enable them
to offer all Goods, both Foreign and Domestic,
at the lowest possible prices.

 

Paper made to order, any size or weight.
Liberal adviincr-s made on consignments of
Paper, Paper Makers’ stock and other mer-
chandize.

The highest market
all kinds of Rags.

JUST RECEIVED.

f —-- A fine lot of new, plain and fancy
Saddles, Bridles, VV hips, 'I‘runks.C’ai-pet Bugs.
Valices. dcc. die. the largest and most beauti-
ful iissortment ever offered in this town. Call
and see for yourselves at BRADLEY‘S
iipril, 26.] Under Connecticut Hotel.

New‘ Spring Goods. _

IIE subscriber would call the attention of

the public to his stock of Dry Goods just
purchased, embracing styles of all descriptions
suitable for the Spring trade, such as figured
and plain Poplins, very rich Cashinercs. De
Liiines, Ginghams-——new styles and very fine
Calicoes, Gloves. Hosiery, and a variety of oth-
er Goods, all of which have been purchased at
the lowest market prices, and will be sold ac-
cO|'dll),°,ly. , He has also a fresh supply of
Broadclot.hs._ Cussimeres and Vestings of all
colors and qualities. which he will cut fiee of
expense. or make to order in the most fashion-
able styles at prices that will defy competition.

L. I]. RANDLE.
Noi-walk, March 20th, 1852.

NORWALK nmrorirurvri A

. g°“°l‘-‘lKi:fiEv.~§
PROVISIONS, FRUITS,
Vegetables. Fish of all kinds.
Clams, Oysters, 84¢.

As good as the iiiui'ke‘t affords, constantly to
be found at the well known establishment of
ALLEN, MEEKER 6: CO.

33° Goods of the above description received.

price paid in cash for
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the most fit‘vot‘:ible terms.

, , Attention! ,
HYSICIANS, nieicliants, inanufucturers
and all others in want of pure Drugs, Med-
cines, Chemicals, Perfumery. Patent Medicine,
Dye ‘Woods. Dye Stuffs. &c. will do well to
call at J. A. WEED’S before purchasing else-

where.

ZE‘or Sale Low. ,
FEVV shares of the Danbury <55 Norwnllt
Rziilroiid stock. Enquire at this office.

I Sugars
g alities, and of all prices. for
G. HOLMES <5: CO. -
H _ W B Bissell
S now opening the largest a'sso'rtrneiit of
Perfumery, Fancy Goods. Port Monaies.
Wallets, Cutlery. dtc. eve.‘ offered in Norwalk.
Genuine Lub'in's Extracts of every flavor, Eng-
lish French and Gen-man Cologne, Perfume
Siitcliels, Smelling Salts, Toilet Soaps. Pearl
I’owde‘r, together with a large variety of choice
Perfumes, etc: June I.
 . -ro Blacksmiths.
15 ’ TONS Cumberland Coal. a'supei‘io'i°
article for blacksmitli’s use. just rec'd
and for sale by _ T L 65.11’: PECK.
South Norwalk, May 1852.
C

F the‘ best qu
sale by

ROSS~CUT and Buck Saws filed and set
ready for use,snd \V8!'\‘l1l'lle(I,l:.Ol'.Slll0 by‘
D. FINCH.

EAD dz’. FULMER’S, Croton Metallic
Fire Proof P int.—This article is ac-
knoivlerlgecl by all w _w have used it to be so-
perior to any other Pafnt in use. It is proof
against the action of the weather’ and fire, and
is cheaper than other paints in coiisequence of
its taking less oil to mix, and covering “much
more surface. twice as much as soi*ne.. -Give it
atriaI.- D. FINCH Agent.
 To rarmers. ,
' ARTIN’S premium Eagie Ploogbs,
comprising light horse‘, and out plouglis,
medium ox do., large do., subsoil do.-. all with
polished castings, and warranted sti‘pe1“i‘or to
any ploughs ever offered in this market. Also
Cultivators, Hay Cutters,-and Corn Shellers;
for sale at manufacturers prices by

16 S’l‘REE’l‘ do QUINTARD‘.

' EC'D this day. 20‘-gross of E E Clark's
M arches, and for sale by

Apri|9. L., H. 5! CO.’
PORTABLE summer Range, just the are‘
ticle needed for summer cooking and ba-
king. . I... H. 6: Co.
. snows: 0 0
 FINCH has just rec’d ii la‘rg'e assort-
0 meat of PIo’-we and castings of all kinds.
warranted,- and for sale cheap. _ -
_ Plaster‘ and Cement. _
2 ., BBLS. Plaster and Cement just rec'd
' and for sale by T L on 3 R PECK.
South Norwalk. May 1852. ' I
 PIECES Paper Iiangings and
- . Boiders, a great variety ‘of put-

-ior cast and German steel Scytlies, for tens and qualities for safe cheap at A
gale‘ 'I));ltl]8 dozen to dealers at mainrl'actui'er’s _ . _ M0UL'T0N’S°
rmcnes, by STREET 5; Q’U}N'pAR]?, _ N Westport. March 22'. . LL
 YARDS I0-4 Superfi‘ne’ Linen ' g , I.atI:').-D L TH t
,Sheeting bought at Auction,-_ as I‘ L 7 ‘ GO‘ ‘ A‘ jus re-
slightlybwet. receivedthis dzkyfroagalée at 1 ceivedz bysANF_OR_D
-a real argain at ' _i‘ " L " - , _, _. _ -' ' -‘
A Westpoi't, April 19th, 1852'. JL. Wostgmrt, Mii‘rc'b~ ‘ ‘ '
l .- 2“ _ N ' ' . ‘qr’
"Q" .. . ;. »
"I "‘:’t I ;' '...-.‘:»» -~ 4‘ " ‘-

friends and customers that he has retuken ' '

may choose to favor him with their pa_ti°o‘ti'age‘. '

daily, .ind for sale at wliolesule and retail on

the barrel or retail by

Oarpet Establishment

H United States.
0 No-“ 99 Bowery . .
,,Hlram And'e‘rson’s” W
E_IGI'I'I‘. SPACI
Wnonsssns Ann Renata.
‘ SALES Koo-M. No. i... ..
CONTAINS the Rargeat, Handuomest and
Cheapest assortment of English and American
Floor Oil Clotlis. to be found in the city from
TWO su't1.:.-mos also sixritucs _ .
To One Dollar the“ square yard, of one to eight
yards wide. A __ . . -
SA-L-ES ROOM NO. 2.
Contains tlie_io;ust' beiiuiiful and variegated as

soituient of Englishaud Aiinericiin superior In ‘

grain Carpeting, at uiipnralleled low prices, ‘
1~‘I'vr: SKILLINGS '
To Six Shillings and Sixpence per yard-new and
elegant figures for Spring Sales.
, SALES ROOM NO. 3.

Is folly
of English and American Imperial Three-ply » Car-
peting.of new and elegant designs. insnnfactured,
expressly lortlie city trade, at a reduction of 25
per cent from former prices, 68 6d, 79, and 8s per,
yard and upwards. _

» SALES ROOM NO. 4

Contains 150 pieces of Fine Ingrain Carpeting
new Izillstyles, at Is 6d, 29, 98 6d, 33, 39 6d, and

Point smtmttscs PER YARD.
SALES ROOM NO. 5.

Displays a great variety of English Drnggets,
from I to 4 yards wide. from 3.: 6d per yard and up
words. Also. an elegant assortment of Rugs. Mats
&c., at very reduced prices. .

SALES ROOM N0 6. .

Is fully stocked with every variety of Stein and
Hall Carpeting, at ls Q6, 2:, 23 6d, 33 Gd, 45, 5:,
and 6s per yard. .

IN SALES ROOM NO. 7.

Am the Patent Tapestry Iugniin Carpets exhibit
ed at the World's Fair, formerly sold at nine sliii
tings per yard, now selling at '

six suu.__1.ii~tos AND SIXPENCE PER nan.
SALES ROOM N0. 8.

An extensive assoatuient of Table and Piano
Covers. Window Shndes from 65 to $10 the pair,
Table Oil Cloths, Brussels and Tapestry Carpeting
Brussels Stair Carpet. Plated and Brass Stair Rods
Parlor Door Mats, &c. &c., all of which are offered
at 25 percent less than at any other establisliment

in this city.

HIRAM ANDERSON.
' No. 99 Bowery.
All goods packed and sent free of charge.

8 RIDGE PO RT
Agricultural Warehouse.

E have this day taken the agency for
Messrs. R"-ugglos, Nourse dc Mason's
Agricultural Implements, and shall hereafter
keep a full assortment on hand at wholesale and
retail of all articles in this line. \Ve would
particularly invite the attention of merchants to
this branch of our business, as we are prepared
to furnish them at manufacturer's prices, with
their usual discounts. The following comprise
a part of our stock. viz :'_

FLOWS.

Light horse Plows, Double mould Plows,
M ediuiii do Subsoil do
Two horse do Side hill do
Medium sod do Deep tiller" do
Imperialeagledo Stubble ‘ do

HARROWS OF ALL KINDS.

Hay Cutters, Fanning Mills,

Corn Shelters, Ox Bows,

Seed Sewers, Ox Yokes,

Road Scrapers, Tliermometer Ch urns,
Garden Rollers, Cylinder do

Field , do Cultivators. die‘. die.
E59‘ We would respectfiilly invite all in want
of the above goods to call and examine our as-
sortment. HOLCOM 3 A: LYON,
_ A '83 Water st.
Bridgep’ort,- April 21st, 1852.
_ Preach Glass.
1- 5 BOXES French Glass, assorted sizes
-—for sale cheap, by _
_ '1‘ L dc} R PECK.
South Norwalk, M iiy If-‘.552.
sPLi:NDiD.u-iicisarJUJUBE PASTE
for coughs, colds, die. for sale at _ ‘
WEEIYS.
House and Lot for Sale.
A large and convenieiit house pleasantly siliialed
on Fort Point (opposite South Norwalli)‘ with about
one and a lia'll‘acrcs ofland. is ollered for sale on.
easy terms Enquire of J Camp Ji‘. Norvvalk. '3!
Henry Camp, No 1,801 Avenue, New York
Jan. 5th. 1852. . V
Oils! Oils ll

FURE bleached sp‘erin‘. elepliant, whale,

lard; neatsfoot and linseed oils, for sale by

STREET .5: QUINTARD.

Damaged Goods.
LARGE lot, ellglitly ilamaged at the late‘
fire in Broadway, just received from

auct.ion,~and for sale at real bzirgiiiiis at \ _
MOULTON'S.-

I6

Westport. April 12.

AILS.-200 kegs cut nails. assorted sizes,
~‘ for sale by ,,__ 6: .-I RPECK.
South Norwaik, ‘May 1855!.

Damaged Broad Cloths.
FEVV‘p'ieces of very fine Blk French
cloths slightly damaged by salt water,

which will be sold cheap. Also, it _ large as-
sortment of fancy Cassiiue‘re‘s and Vestings of
the latest patterns. ‘
N. B. All goods in this line but free of
expense, or made up to order in the best
,.,style at L. H. RANDL E’S.

_§____________.______._—————————§
I‘!-ATTING.—-6-4' white canton Matting of
.l. the first quality at 25 cts per yd. ‘ Also,
colored and white ditto, all widths for sale cheap
at ‘ g _ MOULTON’S.
Westiicrt, Marcli 22d, 18 '

52.

rec’d this day at

 real bargains

auctions within a few days
L'I‘ON‘S.-

M O

dusters, floor and feather Brushes, by
L., H. 5; Co‘.

"'4 PSOM sAL"rs, Sulphur. Saltpetre‘, Bo-
ring: Alum, Pear-lash "and Starch‘. for sale
by the package at N. Y. prices,- at WEED’S.

H LARGE _ quantity of 'I‘ownsend‘n and
’ Sand’s Sa‘rsaparill.1 just rec’d and for sale
.wholesale and retail by WEED.-

HITE LE‘AD.—50 kegs pure Atlantic
Lead; 5 b'b‘l-s Linseed Oil. for sale by
_ , ' , T L on J R PECK;
South Norwalk, May 1852: A ‘
RICK.-—50,000' hard Brick ;' 30,000_ Sal-
,inon do for sale by _. . _ .
g _ Tt.ac.tR:PEcIt.
South No‘r\‘-lvalk, May 1852.-
UST REC’D, a large lot of shoeniaker:
leather splitting ma‘c_h‘ine_s, by
HENRY HANDES.

lwxrr Goons.

I YARDS of ladies‘ Dress Goods,

. in Broadway, for

Nor-walk, April 12.-
‘ subscriber

I Néfiflfic -
ALL persons indebted to‘ the
whose accounts have‘ stood over one y car
‘are’ requested to calt and make immediate‘ pay-
ment, otherwise their accounts will be put in
an ofl'rcer'itBirn‘ds‘fo'r c'o‘ilection.- _ , _ _ .
- - i N. woon. ‘

sale cheap at

.L. H. RANDLIYS.

h
1'.

ons sates Rooms’-. 4 ,

VERY large lot of goods pui'cIias-ed.at-

damaged by water at the late fire g

AT ‘BEE PELEBRATED LARGEST AND CHEAPEST -

stocked with an unrivalled assortment .

R.USHES.—-Wliitewnsh, _scrtib, sIT(;, .

-~ 0.
Permanent can at II’
. NERVOUS msnxsrts,
lndorth é=(:i.‘-r;ua'u irh do
0:’BIk:lI€d 3? iiiil‘ie:l,l,:tliy“cIiiill.i“'ti':n ofytl? bi‘
.NEflVOUS~ 8Y8'.l‘ll'.llo ,
‘l_‘lnln beautiful and convenient Ippllcetion ot no
tcrious powers of OALVANISM and MAONETIIM.

, For the; lfeinoval iiiiil

been renounced by diutinguislied physio both in ilnpl
uul Ilia United States, to be the nu value! I dvdifiul did
covcry of (Ice .fl_g¢. '

Dr. 0HItISTIE’S GALVAMO FELT
-. and . . ,
M AGNETIC FLUID,

in ring‘ with the more peifec! and certain mecca’ tn cl
cases ‘ -
"GENERAL Dllllal'l‘1g_

Strengthening the weakened body. giving ten
or am, and invigorating the entire system. A
c AMP, i'.ut.u.vsis and PALSY, Dvsrsrsta. or
DIGESTION, ‘nit!-:UMA'l‘l8M, ACUTE‘. and CHRONI
GOUT. I-ZPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAFNI.-‘.88, -NI-JRV

’I‘RE!l.lORS. I’ALI’l'I‘A'1‘I_0N OI-"THE IIEART. APOYLEIY 4

Ni-:L'u'ALGi.x, PAI s in the SID!-‘. and cm-:e'r. L

-of the SPINE, mr COMP'LAIi\"'I‘, DISEASES of the xiv:
.‘Il-IYS, DEFICIENCY Ot-‘ NERVOUS and - PHYSICAL
l-ENERGY, and all NERVOUS nisi.-mess, which conphhfl
arise from one simple c,su‘ae--namely.

A Derangement of the Nentoul Byltefia

00- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Maui
i'iici'cas¢ the disease, for they weaken the vital energies
llie already prostrated system ;' while under the strength-
eilijn , llfe-giving, vitslizing influence of tialvnniliu. I up
p re
counted patient and weakened sul'l‘ere‘t is to:
health, strength, elasticity and vigor.

The great peculiarity and excellence of

Dr. Ohrlstiefli Galvanic Ouratlvos,
consists, in the fact that they arrest and can discuss

and physio ing‘ the patient, till exhausted ‘Nature link!
lessly under the iiitlictiou.

ii-rider any drcuirularicu. Since their tntroductha
nlted States, only three years since, more this ‘

60,000 Persons

including all ages, classes and conditions, among iv C010
3 large number of ladies, who are peculiarly subject to
Nervous (.‘o‘niplai’nt.s. have been :

z:N'rmm.Y mm PERMANENTLY want,

when all hope of relief had been given up. Indovory thin‘
also been tried in vain! ,

To Illustrate the use of the GALVANIC Blllll‘, mpposd
the can of it person afllicted with that bone of civlllutiolu
DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic or Nervous Disorder. Ii
ordinary cases, stimulants are taken, which,by their action 01
the nerves and. muscles of the stomach slford temporary rm
lief, but which leave the patient in a lower state, and with
injured faculties. alter the action thus excited his celled.
Now compare this with the effect resulting from the epplb
cation of the GALVANIC Bl«:L'1‘. Take a Dyspoptic Iufliror,
even in the worse symptoms of an attack, and simply tie 01¢
Belt around the body, using the Magnetic Fluid is directed.
in a short period the imcnaible perspiration will act on Ilid
positive eienicnt of the Belt. thereby causing it Galvsfilq cits
sulation which will puss on to the negative, and thence back
again to the positive. tbuii keeping up acoutinuouc Gllunll
circulation throughout the system. Thus the most seven
cases of DYSPI-;t’3lA are Pl-.‘.Il.\IANEN’l‘LY CURED. A
i-‘i-;w oars is Ol-"l‘l:2N AMl’_LY SUFFICIENT 'ro nui-
(JA’1'I'2TIII'.‘ DISEASE 0!‘ YEARS.

criiriiiiurrics llllll iiisritorliis

Of the most Undoubted Character,

From all parts of the Country could be given, IIIMCIUM U .
every column in this paper! '

an EXTRAORDINARY arise,

which conclusively proves that

“Truth is stranger than I-"It.t.lon.'4
CURE on 
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DR. LANDIS, A CLERGYMAN
New Jersey, of distinguished attainment: and united II].

of
lotion :- ,
siniitv, New Janey, July 1!, 1840. ~
an. A. H. Cuiunii:--neat sir: You with to know of Q
what has been the result in my own case, of the I‘ Iiuliel
ol Tut-I GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE. 1 npif
is as follows: .
For about twenty y'e"a'rI I but been sum-tag tron Dyes
egsia. Every year the symptoms became wdfid, co‘: co
o tain permanent relief from any course of its’ ichl treat
ment whatever. About fourmn years since, in consequence
of frequent exposure to the weather, in the discharge of If
pastoral diitios, I become subject to I severe Chrome Rhos:
matism, which liar year ttfiet ydir, cldtdd the induorlbobli
anguish. Furtlierz‘ in the‘ winter of '16 dtid '40, in cout-
qiicnce of preaching it great deal in my own ind varied
other churches in this region, ‘I was attacked by the Inn-
cliitis, which soon became so severe In to, require In Inner
iliiite suspension of thy pastors] labors. My nev‘v'o‘u'a you‘
was noui llidrouglily firdstruled, and in mglBmncI1itis been-C
wo‘rae,.so' also did my Dyspepsia and It eiiinstic election-I
thus evincin that these disorders were connected with each
other throng the niediuni of the Nervous Iystoin. in tin’:
whole pbarmiicopaeia there‘ w'en'ie'd to be no reniedlll agent
which could reach and recuperate my Nervous System]
ever thing that l hadflried for this purpose had eouipieloly
tailc . At last. I was led by my friends to‘ examine your in
_ ventions, and (though with no very sanguine llopeeof lioif
efficiency.) ldetermined to tr the effect of the s Ileallou of
the _GALVAi\'lC BELT AN NECKLACE, Ivilgrthl “K05
NETIC FLUID. This was in June, 1846. To I! cant
.\STO'NlsHMY:N'l‘, is two on‘: Mr Drshtlsu inn coin; in

stljin
the

at

,

run Bno.-eciiiris; Km) Liv Ritsunyrric lrrccfloil nu ID-
riiu:i.v ci»:ui:n 'ro 1'nouiii.I: lat. Sticli II the Wéiidirfill
nappy results of the experiment.
have recommended the BELT Ind FLUID Io III]
They have tried them, vii-rii turn ustinl, Inttn, il
iivnv can.-
fun Just sir vféry re‘: ctfull yum
' ' ndiii-:n'r ’w-. until.

 . DR. ci-irus'ri_i=,'s
GALVANIC NECKLACE

ls o'_u'd for all complaints infecting the Throlt or Hood,
on Bronchitis, liiihmmatinii of the Tliroiit, Netvofii did
Headache, Dizziness of the Head, Neurslgis In the
Buzzing or Roaring in the Barn, Desfne which is
raIly_ Ndrvous, in that distressed compahit, '

Doloroitzt. .
Patsy and rairaiytiiu. .

TIC

are caused by a drficicncy of Non.-out Energy in (bi IEO
limbs. Dii. Ciiiuii1'n:’| Galvanic Articles will Ilipfily
cltéficifegt power, ind I complete‘ and entire elite it iii
a e'c e . -

I000 Gases of Palsy and Paralysis
have been reported to Du. Cmunir. ind Iii! Agents wit“
the last two’ years, which have been entirely relwrtd.

c .A . J F.T fBi-oolci 131.?-has "
begifhlildio \V:llIR'awlI_I8.[) for ioxclaifillfdnr e'srs{hii'd wt: WHO?
less that he had to be fed. The‘ mo: celebrated yin!‘
‘gave him up. In five days dfter l!'O._coi‘flthe'nc'O was

the G;ri.vA‘.-no BI:i.1', Ni:ci;_i.5ct;' Ann Blicfibhfl, '0 in
across the room‘, and in three‘ weeks he‘ lied perfect!) I‘
iovemt his imiiio. Ctipttin 'I‘oi‘ncs is many yarn cup.

H _ _ l5R. Cl-lR,l_S'_"l“lE’f§

GALVANIC BRACELET!

Are found of vast service in‘ case‘: of Co’i'ivnlIionI of
.3pasmodic Complaints, and genera Nervous Aloe
the’!-lead and upper extrei'ii'il.ies. A o it!‘ Palsy Ind I "Oh

and an diseases cau'se‘d by a deficienc of war or ‘llbltvone
Energy in the limbs or other organ‘: 0 the y.
Tic Doloreiut and Nostalgia.

These ,di-e,a_dl'uI_ and agonizing cotnpfaififl mi lstfldislofi
reltzvcd by the application of the Gircvnitic Bu.-r‘ ccxucl
um I-‘.i.mp. Th'e,Be'lt diffuses the Efec_fricity.!Ii‘tough the

directlgv npon__ the" affected nerves. In time‘
tionst e pplication NEVER FAILS.

- F!~'I"S' -AND COtilVUl-.-SIONO.

Fwin will cure nearly every ease", '0 matter how
old the patient, or how cotifirméd t ‘e com hint.
and asioiiisbing proofs are in pbussiion of e propriiflr.
Qgh I_\‘lany.huudre'd _Certttlcs_to’s from all ports of the QOIIR
of t 0 most extraordinary obs‘:-dolor on be glvdt;-8‘ uvpit ' '
No trauma or inconvenience sttoitdt tile on CC
11 i. cmi1s1'1E{s o.aLV.»1ivIc .aR1'Ict.L's. and any
sane and safety. In many cases the sensation em

their use is li‘igIily',ple‘asim¢ and agr¢¢'¢6l!.' They can UK!
to my part of the coitntry.

. - Pric ‘ 5 -
The G_a1;va’i'flc Belt, Three Donny
The Gdlvinic Necklace, 'I‘wo'QoIII1l.' _
Tho Qgeifianic Braceléfi,» Gnu‘ ‘
The Mignetic Fluid’; Oh! Dhllf

'30- The articles are accompanied’ by tlilluitl
lions.--Pamphlets with‘ tail‘ puticuhrl iiity be
Iuthofized Agent. _ _ g ‘ Y _ _ i _

PAa'r'tc-tit.Att oAu't'teN.
fly Beware of 'Count¢r_./'n'u and Worlkkts lfllldhllt

_ D; 6: HOREHBID ‘e D _
oaivziur. scans ggiz_'i‘iii: UN‘l;‘L$.8”‘l'£€&‘

IF6i"sa'Ie’ by I.-A. WEED.
HAIR 0‘II.rS.-Pure ox-rm-‘nan’. mm
. ltllies. rose‘ hair‘ ‘oil’, caster on elixir, and

. ;- ....4 J

l
.-._-
.

.. variety of other 'oi3.'. ,o:l’tiyni;L‘L

'5

-i.~..vi=*°-

ts _

iv
COM[’LAlN'1‘, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and cniw‘A'ru|tl_

by this beautiful and wonderful dlscovo , the at
telnet;

lIlLfll.'tlI'tI up licalioii. in place of the usual mode of tin: gin.‘
P’

They urengtlim Hie whole system, cquaffjc the circulation
if the blood, promote the uc1‘el:'am, and never do the llfgliuu

zirinr ours I win r.mtai.so -to-niwou: ll! r'A'u'toiui. anon;
«on iiu-ic l mics onttrflzn : IINOLI crime: an 1000!!!!’ at

who have been likewise sulfering from Neural lcslfdcflsns.

‘.13

Mi‘-
‘II

All physicians acknowledge that these tori_'ibI6' 

syste'ii’i‘; the" Necltlsce‘ has a idea? effect, ‘mt the Fluid A35
. 'I

These alarming and terrible cdm ‘taint: are always and
by s derangeriient of tile Nei-i.-e‘.i'. T e‘ Bur, BlAcll.I‘lI' art

of
. inauoi

may be worn by the most feeble and d‘elicste,‘with ported

vi"-.'i-.i-3