RI
;'_'f}itl' Stock of Dress Silks is Immense.
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-LIST OF"-?LETTERS remaining“in— the
PostVO‘fi”iceiat‘ Norwallt, July 1st, 1852.
Auslin Mrs L N '- " '
Buell Lester '
Bouton Jjolin W-
Benson M;i_lo
Benson Jiiliii Ann
l3eeiiian$..l ulia
Brush Chas
Bootli Dijivid F
iirown Al]tll‘G\V
.l_‘.oi'iigiii‘ Dennis
iiclden Mrs A
Ba i'tlett‘Da'vid G
Colston Henry
Cogg_syre,ll Maria
Ctl!'l6ll Ellen
t_'Iornwall Mrs A M
Conoley‘Micliael
Craw Thomas,
.DiVi.n9): .Wm' ’ 3
o'.ti.i‘e_..sc Co Messrs
Dd;l10l'el] Timothy ~
.l)o‘wn§‘\‘-Vm ‘
Delm_ot_t-M rs M J
f"incl‘i’ E‘ ‘ ’ Raymond Chas F
. F‘arrell Edwd Reese James ,2
}.‘.;..n1;, Cat-l .c'Geo’imia Ryan Patrick
Gi-'og6i'y Miss Mary VV Reed J L 2'
(;i-iftiii Jane E Reynolds Terrence
Gfiylone Rev H I Swords 66 Co D
Gbdl'i"ey Robt Stard Henry
, ‘iardiner Benajiah St John Albert G
Lyon‘ Geo .
V ,Liitten AniiE
. Morrison Andrew
_ .MilllOfi Miss Reliecca
McG'erran B;'ll'fltll'd '
Mastorson John
Murdock E R.
McGrath Miss Mary
M eares A 2
M ii rslia ll M iss Margaret
McKiuiia Paul
Nichois W L -
N ester Peter
O’Neil Timothy
O’Neil Miss Sai'2'ilt
Olnistead John
~. O'Neal Catharine
O’Nnal Michael
O'Calahan Dennis
O’Brieii‘ 'I‘lioinas
Pelliam Francis
"Price \Vm
Quinlan) John
llfays-Ann Stephenson G
l~l’all’A‘ai-on it Smith M C
Haiiford Platt‘ Smith Geo
l-l'oyt Jas \V_ Shea John -
~ Slioebhnei‘ John
Smith Wm A
Sullivan Dennis
Sullivan Aim
Smith Stillwill
Taller Mr
Terry Thomas
’l‘rustees (Academy)
‘Veils Hiram
\Veed John
‘.Vebei' Dr
\Veed John B
l‘Y‘o‘ron Bridget
H ealy Miss Mary
liamic Edward
ilolly Jr John
H;endrick Betsey A
H,eiidrick Hannah
Hawley Edward E
Jones Margaret
Johnson Mr
if,-seler Geo
Kink H
Knapp Henry A
(.aiiibert.I\1iies Young Ann
Lpekizvood Geo P VanHooser Miss P
Lawrence Catharine Vincent Edward
Persons calling for the above letters will say
r._dvei'tised. C. B. MOTT, P- M.
E IST of Letters remaining in the post oflice
. .1 out W"estpoi't, July 1st, 1852.
Adaiiis Rev E D, _. London John
.3. dams Mrs Eliza D 2 Lord James
.~‘-Llaiiis-MI'8 Elizabeth Leahy James
liyroii Michael ‘ Lonlard R A
Beniietty David B Murphy Bridget
Mullins Wm
Bray Bennett
Iii-iglitman Capt Sain‘l McCarthy Jereiriiali
Courier Daniel, ’ ’ l\‘Iacumara Edmund
.0-'iUl6l'llUI'y \Vii:i Millet‘ Mrs Elizabeth
C-_.li‘ey Thomas McBuile Elizabeth
},__‘.oiiiiell Patrick Neill Mrs
(J inners Patrick - Nash H cury W
‘D-eady Joseph " Nichols Geo
Disbrow Justus . O’Brien John
iillis Anges T Power Mary
Petrie James
}"ranklin B 2_
t-‘iicli Julia - Parker M rs Renford
‘ihiich Mary A Quin Miclmel
I-'*.icli Gregory Quietly Dennis
Eiiliey Miirtiii ' Ityazi Michael
E7‘.miiell_t-' Ellt-in Stt>vi.>iis H
"1 tlviii Micliael Sullivan John _
t;.,dfi-ey Waketiian Slierwoorl M rs Sarah A
t:~.igiii..l\1i's 2 Sanborti G P. R. R Ag’t
4‘.-ty Walter Sniallwood VVm
., ,t.ilei'§3'n Bridget ’ Tliraslier Louisa
'i’i:iri-igaii Mrs T_riicoy Cliarles
.l‘~‘s!i:isoii' James D ~ 2 ‘ \Vlieeler H B
."i.§;*:iefii:k P \V WOOLI Mrs Sarah
' _\VflkPnittl1 Talcott B
Juo. W’. TAYLOR, P. M.
I..y:ich Coru_clius
'75, ASTOR. OIL and Sweet Oil of the first
"f -- .I_ quality for sale at WEED’S.
Great Mass Gathering at
GRUMANS‘
g e
i
Just . Received !
....’i‘he Largest; Stock
‘;._0f‘ Fancy “"07 Stteupfle Dry
"‘ Goods,-atp7‘ices‘72e7y‘oct[y aston~z'sIiz'72. g
,__,,,[1i;_;fqct, some Goods are almost
Given Away.
)tt7‘ assortment of DoLaz'7zes,‘ Cash-
“§‘.:‘zz.2‘2i'es', S/Ilpaccas, Poplins, Perszon
"Dt'2_"Laines, Thibet Cloth, ’]l[e7fz'no,
{Hid ‘0”,w7'~ DRESS GOODS W3
never as good at present.
.o--in.~iist.iug of Black and Colored, Figured and
:~i.~"-ziiir,-in?iil|‘iind every variety.; Our stock of
;.;.;!-Broad Cloths, Cassimeres. Satinets, Vest-
infzs and all other‘ goods for Men’s and Boys‘
.'.‘w"eai'is larger than ever-liefore offered. In
’_‘},,i'i_ct,.Ladies and Gentlemen can find any and
‘v.
2:5 ,_.g--;ory article wanted for Dress, Use, or Orna-
v.. ,
-\._ ' '
‘v-
'.
." '5
1
._t~...' éiiiniles travel.
' merit. and at. prices that would astotiisli all, and
4'4:
~xi)EFY.COMPETITION. Also, the Largest
.'.-‘rock of Domestic Goods e,ver,oti'ered. and by
all. qdds tlieiclieapest Don’_t forget, the
Bridge Store”
the placefor B ARGAIZVS .’ .’
G- J - GRUMAN-
._ 't‘_.’oi-"wait, Sep. 1, 1851.
I V. 500 MEN WANTED
" i ‘ Not: to work upon the
pnaiinoaa
I I But to purchase their
;
in the CHEAP CASH STORE ofthe sub-
"iber where a saving is made sulficient to pay
Call and prove the truth
-at- -“r . GEO. W. SMITH’S.
E ""‘ “South*Norw:ilk. -Dec. ‘.26, 1851. v
.t--<.~'.-.
_ L ~-—‘...’_ ,_
. .4; szitx-I-*.i;o1r.,
_,___ l!f_¢gg_I§-Seller- and Binder, .
=,¢_,-,_.__..~ .1‘ __S },i1§i1_7.i'“étiii‘iied froni"NeW;Y'ork with'a'
i). ,nejw.ai_idvaluable collectioii’ofSc_hool and
'x">¢- ' ---4 . ‘I . _ _ .
3-l ist:ellaneous,Books. , Also,;i lai'ge assortment
“;={t,I"'3~_-‘_>;.;tgt;_i,<pgei' ,-,‘ingl,ii“t_iir'i'g'Blii'i’i'k‘ Bt')‘olts’;Fo6l§t::np,»
s.-=tter, and N'ot'e' Paper, envelops, Slates. <S;c"..
't'1iliCll he will sell clieiipertlianthey can be
,-.'~"a-t_l£",l‘lt for at any otiierstore in this vicinity.
t-$"'Books of all kinds, bound in his usually
=I ' - ‘ ' rates.
‘ ti-‘Meeting of
.a
NEW L_.INE___FR::().iI i§iiivit_i.%o1‘._I<_: . .
'.l'o’-Norwalk & Danbuflt l.
_ "T
THE ST ; l
' ' -‘ C'apt.~R.' ‘WI Fowler, . -
ILL commence running in connection
with tI16l.DIll)l)l1l‘y Norwalk Railroad,
toucliing at South Norwalk, on Friday. May
'28th. Loavitig Norwalk every day. Sundays
excepted. at 8 A. Returning, leave—Peck
Slip every afternoon at 3 o'clock. I’. M.-
Freiglitt.akeii on reasonable terms and attended
to promptly by agents on each end of the route.
Fare 50 cents.-—For passage or freight. tip-
ply to the Captain on board, or to_Saxtoii cs-
Webb. 112 South st.
Norwiilk. May 27. 1852.
Looking Gtasses, \‘VilloW Ware spc
QUINTARD dz SONS have at their
0 ivare-rooms a few rods east of tlie bridge
a large assortmeiit of cnbiiiet furniture. consist-
ing ii_i part ofisofas, centre. card, book, tea, work
anp kitchen tables of various kinds, nialiogany_
and black walnut. marble t_op dressing bureaus
dlain dressing bureaus: common bureaus of l
,, prices, some as low as $5 50. Mahoga ny, bl’k
walnut and inaiple bedsteads of various patterns
and prices. some as low as $2 25. Patentbed-
steads that can be put up in three minutes and
without a key. Mahogany, curled maple. li‘~.’Ii
walnut. kitchen and windsorcliaii's. Children's
table and low chairs. \Villow waggoiis. cra-
dles and chairs. Looking glasses of all sizes
‘and prices. from ‘.25 cents to $10. Spring mat-
resses.tlie best mid cheapest beds in existence.
We will deliver any furniture purcliasecl of us
(to the amount of $10 or over) in New Canaan.
VVilton or Darien free of charge and free from
damage.
' Ready Made Coflins.—We have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 coffins of niahogany.
black walnut, clierryand wliitewond of all sizes
and descriptions, which can be fiiiiiislied at a
few minutes notice. \Ve also furnish shrouds
and everything necessary for the interment ol
the dead. and will see to the digging of graves
when requesterl‘. “/5 will attend funerals in
New Canaan, \Vilton or Darieii. without. extra
charge. E. QUINTARD .5: SONS.
N. B.-——Persons wishing to purchase burial
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may make tip
plication to us. I
~i~,.. For Sale.
A small farm sit.uat,e.d in Darien near
the Brick Clll.tl'Cl1,lll‘l-'l within five niimites’
walk of the Depot, where five‘ or six t.raii.s of
ing of a good two-story dwelling-liouse. barn
and cow-house. and other out-buildings, with
four acres of first-rate land and in good condi-
tion. On said place there is good orchards of
grafted fruit.
worth the attention of any one wanting a place
of that size. It will be sold and is well worth
the money. For further particulars enquire
of W. Wliitney 6:. (.‘o..or of G. blather on the
corner by the iiieet.iiig-hoiise.
N. B.-—If the above propert_v is not sold by
the first of April it will then be rented.
Darien; Feb. 26. 1852. I
A o/Efoat ! Meat .'
At the New Meat Market.
‘H E Subscriber has just opened :1 Marke.‘
adjoining the store of Lockwood. Haiglit
& Co. for the convenience of the people ofthis
vicinity. and by constant attention and every ef-
fort to please his customers, he hopes to share
the public p:itroiiagc..
1’. S. The very best qualities of meat only
will be vended at this establishinent. and every
attention paid to clenliiicss. a matter too much
overlooked at most iiiarkets. '
B. ST. JOH
iif,
Agent
‘ieif
E. C. EVARREN
. Cabinet Illa/tor and. U-Izclorta/:37‘ .'
(Two doors east of the Bank.)
STAMFORD, 0'1’.
HAVING recently coiimplcterl an
extensive alteration and improve-
ment in his extablislinient, and ex-
‘- tended the compass of his busiiicss.
would i'espcctl'ul|y iuforiii the iiiliabi-
toms of this and the adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly 'iiianufactui'-
ing every description of
.GABIBii'E‘E' WARE
iz; a good tll)tl._.¢18ll6l'ill variety of .
Beadsteads, Tables, VVa3/islands, Secrcla.i'z'es
Bwrcazzs, Scfas, cfic. .§~c.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot. fail to suit the purchaser.
Also, a va rieiy of CFIA [RS-——lia’ir, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at vaijpus prices, together
with rockers of every style.
Householdfuruiture of any description manu-
'rictui‘ed to order at short notice on the most
easonable terms. Alsoa very extensive as-
irtment of I -
zilattrosses, Pal-tosses, Potent Bead-
steads, . cԤ'c.
Phat can be set. up and taken down by any one
it less than two initiates.
He has also a handsome assortment of the
nost fashionable styles of
O
Lookaing Glasses,
which he will sell as ciieap as can be bought
tiny where. .
He is also prepared to furnish
COFFINS, SHROUDS. CAPS. SCARFS; &c.
ofevery description that may be desired, or
that can be obtained in the city ol New York
at a moments warniiig. day or night, on the most
reasonable terms. He is also prepared to fur-
nish liearses, carriages, see to the digging oi
that may he wished lor the l'uneral p1'0(:t’.SSlOli.
&c.‘ Those who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased friend several days, canbe furnished
with an ice box in which it may be preserved a
week or longer if necessary. .
E. C. WARREN.
Stamford. Sep. 2, 1851. if
yr For Sale, ,
VVITH immediate possession, it good
iVIill.with water poweron an excellent stream.
with a convenient House, Barn, and 14 acres of
land, situated about 7 miles from Norwalk or
Stainl'oi'd.‘ For pa rticiilars enquise of S. E.
OLMSTEAD. or JOHN BATLEY.
Norwalk. May ‘.24th, 1851. Qltf
‘ ' ‘ Ready Made Clothing.
keeping ii good assoitmeiit of Ready Made
S Clothiiig 0 bill kind's._ Also, a grind assortment
of ClDtl)S,~CtlSSll1l8l'eS. and Vestings, which
i he will make up to order in good style and at
sliort notice. ,
N. B. Partic1.lar attention paid to cutting.
' ’ - 'l‘HuiYIAS RILEY.
‘Nominitt. Feb. ‘2“5._1e5i. 9
’iiif6£ii}£iittti”c¢metery "As'so‘c'ia-
tion.» ~ -«
the Norwalk Cemetery
‘Association, held August 29th., 18.50, vo-
ted‘ that» Evert: Qnintard and Lyman Richards,
be _tl ycommittea to.htiv.e geneiailw-supe_i'vision of
and that no person shall dig a gi'nve‘.-or erect
of said committee. .
Attest.
E. QUINTAIID, Chairman
cars stop daily to and front New York-—coiisist-'
It is pleasantly located, and well~
. graves, and to attend to any other ni'raiigement _
THE subscriber has on hand and intends.
3-the-igiiiounds of this Association, as regards,
monuments, tom"_<itones. a nt_f;o_n.clgs_ui'e‘- of lots,'
stones to graves, without permission and advice
- L.
P
*~s1-.1i.1 lite‘ s-:12‘
TVH E sub;'.criIiers have just. received. find
largest assortments of
READY MADE CLOTHING-.
for Spring and Summer wear. ever brougli.t. into
this town, which will be sold cheaper t.ha u ever.
tf ' - Ll'I‘IrlAUE'R. dz TURK.
—_. l
_ ‘ L 149553 75.3
J. M. Siiiiitlfs Marbie Yard,
Near’ the Bridge, Norwallc. Conn.
QEPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave
K
Stones ofevery variety ot'pat.tei'né, and 0i
the most skilful worknianship. The best as-
sortment of American and Foreign Marble;
kept coiistantly on hand.
Peysons wishing t.o procuie Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,are i nvitcd to callaiid
give a personal inspection of his material and
worknianship, as this will be more satisfact.0i‘y
than to purchase 0fAgouts without tiiiupp0l'tU-
nity oftesting the quality of the article con
tracted for. .
E.$°.TllB Lettcringand Ornamentalwoik is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warrant it. to give entire satisfaction.
May. 1852. ‘
Saddle &. Harness
HE subscriber gratefully at-l.'no\vledges
the liberal patronage bestowed on him the
past five years by the citizen.-i of this and the
adjoiuiiig towns. and would inform them that
he has constantly on liaud a large assortmeiit of
Saddlcs, Harness, T run/is, Vczlices,
Carpet Bags, W7/zips, 6'6.
which he will sell much less ttlian can be pur-
chased vlsewlieie. The best of iiiaterirls are
always used and perfect satisfaction guarantiecl
on all work executed at this establishiueiit or
the money returiicd.
L}? \Ve hove now on hand and are making
up to order, several salts of very light. and tasty
double and single HARNESS, which will be
found superior in neatness and beauty of finish
'7 \
\
t’
mid workniaiiship. to anything ever exhibited
in this tiiarknt. liefui'o._&j3
Special attention paid to Rrpaiiiiig, in-Iz.iC/L
will aZ‘l{7(I.yS be done at the s/1.02-lest notice
(I."‘(l in the neatcst 77za.mm‘.
E-§Ju.-st call audsce _y'()lll'SClV€S.£E.
F. BRADLEY.
april 96] Under Connecticut Hotel.
Nei:wa1i-: Harness
AME}? SABBLERY ‘
Eeisstistiaetii,
.7Ve.i:t door to Dzz.2zZ2zz.r_2/ and IVOI‘-zL'czZ/z
Railroad Depot.
( NE oftlie ino-«it1splcnr.liv.l:iiid varie:lussoit-
ments of Goods and ‘Y:-ll'RS in the above
line ever seen in this part. of the Comity can
now he louiid at the old and well kiiowu standof‘
' < H . or ‘ a ti
' 3 59 E " "in §
"L I
(Opposite the .7\Q'2’u"a.//'5 }i’otoZ,)
\Vlio is confident that the i'eputat’.cii he has
acquired in his business is :1 siifiicieiit g-iaran
tee to his old custoiiiers aur.l the pub‘ic of the
superiority of workiiiaiisliip and neatness ol
design and fiiiisli ofall articles purclia;~:etl at his
store. prr-.t'ei'i'iiig that his woik should praise
him railiertliaii to trumpet abroad his merits
with his own lips. ’
Ei;c7']/ artzclo in 72-23 [1726 [brat/.2 or
.R€].7(IlI'(,’d at the 3/ioijtest notice and
upon the most roasozzczlile temzs.
may 8. 7852.
N E W YO R K
Cabinet, Chair, Sofa. and
Betldiag Dpiiolstcry Esiatiiislaiicnt
AT Nizw CANAAN, CT;
HE proprietor of the above is prepared to
execute any thing belonging to either of
the above business, and keeps on hand for sale
at low prices bedstcads li'oni $1 7.5 czs to $4 75,
of maple, &c.; cottage B walnut from $8 to 814
——mahogany'froiii $8 to S5t) ; bureaus from 55-1“
to 5.759. niahoga ny front; all mahogany extra
from 5:39 to $35 with marble top cS;c; rule joint
tea tables from 31:3 50 to $4 ; inaimgaiiy do from
$61.0 $30 ; chairs from 37$ cts to $8 each; stands
and wash stand from $1 to $14 ; sofas spring
seats and liairclotlri covered from -‘$12 to $90 ;
uiattresses from ‘.25 to $15 ; comforters from
$1 75 to ""275 ; feathers very low ; niattresses
of straw,te:i grass, patent prepared corn husk,
curled grass. curled hair &:c., and evei'_','lliiiig
eve!‘ wished for at equai low prices at least 95
per cent less than can be obtained elsewhere in
the country, and every!-liing sold at his estab-
lisliment is warranted to be what it is sold for
A lift. of cottage.’ bed posts for sale , a constant
supply on hand ; dealers supplied at reduced
prices. '.l.‘ui'iiiug done neatly.
N B-—Readyniade C()mtiS constantly on hand
of all sizes and qualities at low prices. and will
attend to t.hc digging of graves and will furnisli
everytliitig necessary for the internietit of the
dead. Funerals will be atteridetl with it hearse
dcc unequalled for respect,, free from extra
cliiii~ges. New York Cabinet. and Upholstery
Establishtiient. New Canaan, Ct. 43
,
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1* 0
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‘ ‘ ll
44¢?‘
- ll rf‘.
I--F33‘
._..-..
News Marble « Yard. ..
HE subscriber having opened and furnish-
ed ii new Marble Yard in Norwalk, near
the head ol M ain street. would respectfully sn-
licit all'io lavor him with ll call, and examine
..l.ll-9 Sl.CQk,_{ltid woikinansliip. He intends hav-
ing on hand -ddiistiiiitly a full assortment of
,Anierieiin and fforeigu. Marble, a_nd the work-
manship ,of‘a superior style. Monuments,
'I‘otiibsto:.es'. ,co’unti’-r and ‘table Tops,-&c., &c.
~fiiriii'sliéil"at' the shorte.st'—oidei' and on (reason--.
able terms. tlOHN\»H..WEEKS.‘
Noggwiilk, Nov. 5th, 1851. ‘ 45
AEASOLS.--A
T0
good assortment for sale‘.
‘S West on.
. A . A if ‘HELLO TH L1FE,'_’
chetapetr—‘.taan Ever ;
‘shall keep consr.antly.on hand one ofthe I
lnditlic Language of Scripture./
' ; ?DI‘.I-IA.i.’.:SEY’S
5.. W._.
. .
Etoiest, me I
Pi-om 'rts_own iiicritsand great works. this wine.
is fast b'eco_niiug-tli favorite iiietliciiic ainoiig eve.
classof pcopic. Known as the most efiicienl rein‘-
cd for «vcneral Debility. Nervous Atfections. Coti-
Y . a . , . ,.
sumptive Decline. (..omplamts of tl.e Ixidiieys»
Heart, Ltiiigs. isird above all‘ for diseases arisiiig
from impure Blood and lialiit nf=_fthe System, emi-
ncut uiciiiliers of the Iilco'i'ca_l _Faciilty have sanc-
tioned and adopiedtlie use of it.
DR. I. A. STANLEY,
A celelirated Physiciaii. iitaletter front‘ _.f’riiic'e-
ton. New Jersey. dated Noveniber l6, 1849, _de-
clarcs that in all his experience he had never seen
Pills. at the same ’llll‘lP. relating several cases of
cont‘.-tittitiniial Debility and Scrofnlous afi'ectinii.=i
which it cured in an incredible short time. Ainotig
the members of the Medical Faculty of New York
who have witnessed the great results of the For-
est Wine. and recnnimeiidt.-tl it in iiiiiiieroiis cotii-
laiiits will be fnitiid tho nanies of Ilie celebrated
Dr. Mg T. Goodman. Dr S l Mott.-Dr. L Cheese-
'l'llIt‘lIl‘l.nII)r Clllll()ll(.’Dl‘l‘Vm Brown, Dr’ Marvin, Dr
oreau,aii otters.
_’1‘l£b'1‘lMONY
Of Johnson Burke, 8l)l“'l\l .res ectable citizen
3
of \Vaverly I_‘lace.'New York;
DRG HAI.SF.Y.-
Dear Sir-1 csteciii the Forest wine asthe King
of l‘vledicin:i.<. It has done for me in live weal-ti
\‘\‘l]tlIllll'ee Pliysiciiiiis failed to do in as many yeiir.-.
Iii l8=I5.I became a victim of the Heart -Disease
and Nervous Affcctioiis. which have been ‘growing
on me ever:-tirice. itlilll ] procured your Fore.-t
VViiic and’ Pibs, although I had wasted several but:-'
dred dollars for medical atteudatice. During the
lasttwo _vears.l vvas obliged to keep my house
neatly all oftlie time. and gave up liiisiiiess in con-
sequence of iuy ill health. Iliad Io.-t nearly all
hopes of recovery, my coiiiplaiut was of that class
under which "iiatiire sinks and life becomes a bur
then.” Seeing your Forest wine advertised I
rnncliidedio give it a trial. and before {iiiisliiiig the
third bottle I felt like a different person, and was
able to resume hiisiiic.-is again. eiitircly cured by
takiug five hollles. For the benefit of tlinse afliic-
teiibslyiltli ;=l.l1‘lllil‘;’Ctiti);-lfillis you are at liberty to
pit isi i as. ours. c., _
JOHNSON BURKE. \Vaverly Place, N. Y.
The following certificate, voluntarily given by
MrF G Massey, a respectable and well kiiowu
citizen of Cohoes. New York. is an evidence
Wlilcllli‘tltsl.t1em0V‘e alldoitbts ofthe great efficacy
oftlie Forest \Viueiu GENERAL DEBILITY,
Neiiralgia,Afi'ections of the Spiueaud Kidneys.
‘ This to certify. that I have used Dr. [.l:llS(3y’.~2
Fare.-it wine lll my faintly witu the mo:-‘t entire suc-
cess. My wife was badly alilicicd with Ncitr:il.'iia.
affcctioii ol tho Spine illltl Kidneys, and general de-
bilii_y- She found spi:et,lv rchcfaitd i'cgiiiiied her
heapli. by the use of the Firms! wine.
From my own knowledge oftlii.-I excellent inedi-
ciuc, Icoufideiitlp racutiitiieiid it for the good of
mixers who run ' ca siiffortii -with siinilar coni-
. . 3 . .. 3 . . _
plaiuts' It is the Ilt-.‘$l.t'tii1(llClllt3 with which _ am ac-
quaiiited. and those \\ll() are afliicled with the
above. or an * Sllllllm‘ diseases, ma ' Stlfttl rely on
. . 9 ' 1) -1 - . u '
its V|I'll1t2~5. 7;. (1 l\'lL'b2lEY.
MORE TESTIMONY FROM COHOES.
Dr G Hal-t.-\,'.
Dear Sir——M-y wife last autiimn was i'critic.od to
aluw state ul'tle.bility. l‘ul_v fa Izily Pli_\ siciaii advi-
sed llt!l' to take your Fiirest wine. Accordingly I
went to Mr 'l‘err_i'.-‘. your agent for this town. and
pi-iiciiretl a bottle. of it which re.-tored her in a very
short time to perfect licaltli.
- l-il-INRY DONALDSON.
Cohocs. April 13,1-§‘5ll.
Tile tnstiniony of npi~.-ards of three hiindred in
iliviiliials, 3-‘Ullle of \\ hum were afiiicted \\'llll dread-
l‘::i"di_.~m-ilers and CllllsltlCl'4‘tl iiicitrublt:,iiia_v l)G'.~it:8ll
at Di'llal.-.i=._y’.~2 pi'iut:ipal ofzicc. 'l'liu-‘lullowiiig arc
sonic of them re-siditig iii ll:'l:€Cll_Y1-- _
Mr Aaron S Smith. 167 Prince .\i... Office itiwiill
sl.. misloiig scvi.-rt-ly zililictetl with it Llisczi;-‘c ol the
l\’ldllt‘)'i and lilaildcr. 'l‘hi~. l.)t".-‘l. medical .-kill aus-
wcrcrl no purpo.-‘e. He tried the l"ore.-‘t wine and
l'Iillt3[iilhCtlSl3,1l:2il be “its coirirpli.-it-l~_v curml by
the use of tour bottles and a box oi" the Forest
Pills.
Mr.l':icnh Bell. iiicrchaiit in Pearl :-‘t., vms lorti
rt-arsa tiiartyr to sci-oi‘e Rlieiimritit‘ Pains, and could
liurl no relief until he iisetl tlic l*‘ort-st wiiic utril
Pill.-. and recovered by taking six bottles and less
than :i bu:-2 of tlic Pill.-'.
The reuia_rk:ihle t-liicaco ofthe Fr-zest wine is
w=r_\' strikingiu the case of the Hon S I Browii. t f
Virszinia. wlio wa-' cur».-il in :i few lionrs time of a
severe attack of Biiioii.-i Dl:ll'l‘lltJ?:l and gcncriil pro.-‘
tratioii of bodily F:llt'.l'_‘_'_V in a few (lasts time. On
the iirrival oftuis gciitlcuiaii in New York in Mai'(.li
he was so weak and iicrvoiis from the. rfhvrzts of
his illness. that he could not write,-aiid I'cqIiircil as-
sistatice to enable him l.U‘\-\-'.lll{ to his ::partineui.—
The wine was sent for. and he i‘er:overcd by the
rise ol‘ less than :1 bottle of the wine and a’ single
(lo.-‘c of the Pills.
'I‘he Fort-st wine and Pills are i'ecoiiiiiieiidctl as
an etiicient and certain cure in the following coin-
pl:tiiits:_ . _ - _
Dyspepsia. Habitual Costiveaess. Liver
Coniplaint, Asthuia, Piles, O'u::tiu:ite
Headache. iiilious Disorders, Pim-
ples, Blotclies and uulie-a|t_liy color
of the skin .l‘llll](llt'.‘8. Anne 'tllt.l'
Fever,Saft-rlieiitii, E.i'y.:ipeliis-
Conipliiiiits incident only too
Eeiiiiiles. Laugnishing
we-.akiiess.Niglit Sweats
Nnrvoiis Disorders,
General l.ll Health ,
and impaired state
of the Coiisti-
tution.
G'eiie.ral Depot. for H:ilsey's Forest
\Viiie. No-25 I-2 Spruce st., New York. $1
per Bottle. or 6 liottles for $5. Twenty five
ceF per l)0‘.‘t~ for me Pills.
°=' sale by \V. E. BISSELL.
""“i;ossU'i‘ti HAS come:
And so '/u.is_ the time ailccn
Goods will be sold ‘Jheap 1 I
7 ‘(HE Sl1l)5‘(:|'il)el'Slt:'.“lltig themselves under
maiiy obligations to their cusioiiie'i's for
the very iibeial patronage l)E:IJU\’V6Ll upon the-.ni
during the last year, would respectfuliy tender
their thanks, assuring them that with the coni-
meucemeiit of the new yearthey will olfer
sucli iudiicenieiits as will continue to merit the
patronage of the public. _
Feeling coiilident of the public favor they
new purchase goods in such quantities as to-be
.enabled to sell them much lower than usual-.
and lower tIi.an_sold by any store in (lie viciizity.
Come all and test. the truili of this statement.
“ CHEAP FOR Casii,” is the motto.
All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change for goods, and the highesi iiiarket price
allowed. Goods delivered to any part ofthe
town free of charge.
RAYMOND & MEAD,
.5, Grocers,
No. 2 VVater st. Not-walk.
Jan. 17.
EARIRAGE M-AKER’S GOODS. Axles.
Springs, Shafts, Carriage Bows. BOW“,
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
Hand Screws. Seamiiig Cord. &c. -
' HOLCOMB 56 LYON-
-BINDSTONESJ25 tons superior grit
just. landing from Berea 0.his.
HOLCOMB & LYON.
‘lLES.—-1500 dozen W. &. S. Butchers’
I FlleS;'C0ll8l>StlI’lg of every size and kind.
now openingvby HOLCOMB ct LYON.
1 DOZ. hand. pannell, rip null batik‘
0 Saws of Biitcliers’, Spear 66 J ack.-7oii’s
and Becket;'s. at wholesale and retailby HOL-
COMB dc LYON, 83- ‘Wiitei' st., Bridge.-port.
. _ . Zinc Paints. _
.'THE subscribers offer’ a full assortment of
the celebrate'd Zinc- Paints, comp|'lSi"g QUOW
white. wliité,‘ pearl tfll(l'I)I't)w!'l, g.i'oiintl in oil;
manufactured by the)‘ New Jersey Zinc Coin-
pany,” umlifor sale at their lowest prices.
16 STREET Gt QUINTARD.
aiiythiiigto compare withthe Forest \'Vi:ie and S
v
\ - .
_ -. .-
Wliolesle and Iietail Grocery Store. *
Judson &. Eisseil
' :[_l]-‘AVE taken the store formerly occupied
by S. E. Olmstead on east. side the bridge
where they will follow the wliolesaleand re-
tail Grocery and Coiiitiiission business. ' They
now offer to‘ purchasers a general assortment of
Groceries, Provisions. Fruits, Nuts, (See. us can
be found at any store in the county, and on a_s
favorable _terms. The followingis a portion of
their stock, viz:
20 chests young hyson and black Teas of all
prices. * '
‘.25 hlids and bbls P R and N O Molasses.
4il at Sugar ofall kinds.
[0 quiiitals Codfisli. ‘
150 bbls Flour. extra and superfine.
30 boxes Raisins.
Coffee of different. prices. '
Currants. Citron,-.Figs. Spices and nuts.
Whiile, elephant and sperm Oil by barrel or
gallon. A
Tallow, adnnianti'iie,sperm and wax Candles.
Pot.-.sh. Soda, Starch dcc. by cask and box.
Philadelphia Lime, a superior article for‘
white wasliiiig. ‘
I22?“ J. 65 B. wiil keep ctfiiistntiliy on hand
Ccmert, ca'cined Plaster for building purposes.
and many other articles too nunrierons to men-
tioir, mid which will be sold on i'easoiiabletei'ms.
I
Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
i. g Store.
HENRY HAN DES renews again
s nckiiowledg.-iient.s to the public and
his frieiicls fortlieir generous p:iti'oriage
during the year past, and hopes to merit an no
iiiteri'upted cnntiiiuaiice of the bu"-'itiess rela
tionship which he has so long maintained with
this cniiimunity. ‘ He will be fiiuud now at his
new stand opposite the store of‘Dimon Finch,
wliere he wiil be happy to see. and serve his
old friends and the public. The cliarzicter of
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It. comprises ever_v article of men's
and cliildreii’s wear, with Rui’ibei's and Over-
shoes in their seasmi, for ladies and geiitletiien.
FINDINGS of the best quality. and in any
quantity, suiterlto the wants of the craft.
Norwalk. April 20, 1852.
South Norwalk Machine Shag.
‘HE public are rerpect fully lllll)l‘l'll‘e(l‘ that-.
- the subscriber will continuetlie business
of R. \V. Norton & Co., and he is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Jobbing in general ma-
cliitiery; Die Turning of every description ;.
and Sawing in all its varieties, ’»racl.ets, Car-
riage Stuff. ézc. Also. Wood Turning in all
its various branches. from the la ruest Portico
Pillarsto an Awl Haft. Tiirtied Cedar Hitch-
ing and Fence Posts are kept constantiy on
hand.
The subscriber has also added to the above
establishineiit a Fuiiiiilry for Brass Ciistings.
and lie iiould be pleased to till ()l‘tl."lS for any
and every kind of Jobbing in this line.
The facilities of the present proprietor ena-
ble him to guaraiitee to do any kind of work in
his line which is done in any other city _or
town. and he warraiits all work to give entire
satisfartioii or no cliarge will be niaih-..
N. 13. Cash paid on (lelivery lor good Hick
oi'_V 'l‘inibt-r. M. M . NORTON.
South Norwalk. March. 13. 185:2.
C. GRA HAM,
Acitiec, Eivil Eagiaetw & Sii:'vcyei' l
l’ '1 H E suliecribor liaviug opened an office_,in
Norwalk with D E Culver. civil en_r_riiiee.r.
oppusite the post office-. for the purpose of nia-
l\'l'tlg’ plans. elevations and spa-i-ilit-ations for
liiiiltlings of all kinds. also for l)lill_£1I‘S3)llll roofs.
lltlvltiil hail ti llLllllllt‘l' of _vvars of [lI‘tt(tllCt". and
cxpetieticeiii liiiiltlina, and in superinte idiii_.=_v
buildings of a'| kinds. All orders left with D
L Culver. l£s’q. will receive prompt attention.
E-ngiiteei*iii}_r and .-:iirv'eyiii_g:tliiiie in all its brancli
cs. l\'.'7i'wa!k, Feb. '20. 185’? 8
Ir
House fie Lot For Sale.
'l'H E .-uh-‘ciilit-i tiff--i's for sale iiiri
3;.» ~ hciise and lot. hilt‘-ll7llt’(l on the main street
in the village of New Canaan. 'i‘he dwelling
house is a two story wood building with it com-
modious back kitclieti and :1 well ofgood water
coniicctcil therewith. 'I‘ltere is also a gocrii
barn. wood-lieiise. garden, and a lot contain g
one rood connected tlierewitli. It is it very
ilesira‘-le location. For terms apply to the
Slll)SCl'il)e.l' at Norwalk. previous to the first of
f‘v'.l:ircli.' 'l‘HO.\'lAS RAYMOND.
-Norwalk, Jnn.24. 4tf
?er Sale.
’§‘lI']l‘:l,)1llltlll"lg lot. comprisiiig about is acres
of good gt-oiiii(l.]:itetlie site of the resi-
dence of Capt. \Vni. Allen. Flax Hill district.
is olfercd for sale on very reasonable term;-:.—
‘ Apply at this office.
New Gr-oceey Store.
HE subset-ilzers ‘ll:-lvilig taken the store
lately oc'cupied by Mr. Field, i.ie:ir the
spring. and stocked it. with a t"a'rge 7lSS-‘.‘t>Tl'lTlP.lll. of
Groceries, Provisions. &c., would respectfully
solicit it slizire of public patrouageé-believing
that. those who favor them with a call will find
as good li:ii~g:iin's as can he found in the place.
free ofcharge. . ,
All goods not proving as i'epi'e'seiited can he
returned,»and-tlie money will be‘ refunded‘.
HOl_.i‘r1ES 6:. CO’.
13 Main sf.
Norwalk, April 10‘. I5
flint: Paints.
O. 1 or snow white, ground in oil.
5‘
2 Sitvel. 1.6 so
3 ‘,zl.ey it as H‘
Brown stoue color, for sale by
T l. (S; J R BECK.
South l“Iorwall<. May 1852.
P333 A7333 SE.4‘1LS.
most l>eant‘il't‘il‘, rich, .<pleiitl'tt.l and fashioiiii-
tile lot of gold and plated Fob Chains and Seals
ever olfered in this market.
april 20. c. E. Disizaow.
Sportsman Attention.
TPIE spring campain is now open. please
. it“ and aim mine our stock of Trout. poles
Reels, Lines. Hooks, Baslit-ts, Flasks 6:.-:.,
We am also hourly expecting another invoice
of those Superior doubie and single barrel
Guns made expressly to our order and which
are too well knowto need puliiug. .
_HOLCOMB (Sc LYON.
83 VVater Streeft, Bridgeport.
Silver and Plated Ware-
SHALL keep a large assorlmt‘-Ill 0‘ 5l’°°"5s
forks. butter-knives. sugar-sliovels, ladies.
écc. for the spring trade. Purihasers will find
it to their nrlvantage to buy of M9. "ml ll=|V_P
tlieii"spooiis liaiidsomelv engi'=ivPd and ¥_\"-xrI'aiiit-
ed, rather man to get them of pedlers.
C. E. D ISB ROY-V.
OFFIN PLATES furnished at short no-
fice, C. E.
"i OLAR and fluid Lamps of a-ll kinds.
5 ~ .. C. E. DISBLIOW.
'3
I
:NAILS.—53O kegs Fall River nailsossorted
fl'0li: 3d line lo‘7 inches. for sale by
STRE E1‘ 66 QUINTARD.
.WiNDO\V GL&SS.—-500 boxes F‘:'en(_:h
and Americ'au"Window Glass, for sale
at city prices by’ ‘ '
_ . ' "STREET ~66 QUINTARD.
OES.—50 dozen iTuttlel’s ciiststeel Hoes
for sale by the dozen to dealers at mann-
faetui.'er’s prices by ‘ ‘
I
1
Goods o‘e|ivered within- a reasonable distance‘
ELEASE call at my store and look at the I
..._ _ , ..-..-;.-._....~.. ... -- '-~'
INSURANCE AGENCY
@653‘ A.’ Bisseilu. '
. .tci-::.i‘i" ton 'ri'n%:
Howard, H a rtford, , Mutual. \V63fchestol"--
M utua i. Quincy Miili'.i’al, and Mi'ddlss,ex,' I
Mutual F-ire l_n‘sui"aiiee Cor'i'ipniiies_
and the 1§t‘t'iei'ican Mutual
-J Life lnsi'irance. ot‘i'ipiiny.
Uflice at the Store qf.Ji2d_.so1i £3-_BisLs¢’ll;
NOR\VALK, Ciizvu. S
I A. H. Byington, _
General Agent for 1‘n'o‘cI‘iri'ng l3el'1£
sions. __”0u'I’l:l_7/ Lands, Extra and Back
Pu':'§'lFreiiclt Spolialions. Letters
Patent, ts-c., .c§'!:.-
Geerge A. Davenport,
Att01‘ney and Coiiiisellor at lair ‘
dflice West Side. the Bridge,
N0_RVVALK, CONN.
0. S. Perry,
Attorney and Counsellor at law
Mailory’s Buildi_ng. ’'
JOHN AUST£a'N’S
Dkdiiihtfilm ROOM
Over St. Joli-.n’s Store,
NOR.\VALK, CT.
Likenesses *
i’Va/r7'a.nted to please all good judges.
E-aisvs 1?.-’Ierchant’s
'l"Et.EtnaPtl fiFt'-ICE,
NORXVALK, CONN.
In the Post Oflice Building.-
c. J Gmiii/IAN,
DEALEI‘. IN Foriiaicu AND DOMESTIC
8111 pt Stiiaiiry ri_i (tones
CAR PATING
Carriage Clo-tins” and trnlmngs.
€[.0'l‘S,‘ SSEMERES, VES'l‘lNGS,
Sheetings. Flannels, Batts &.o.
NORVVALK, C1“.-.
Dimon Finch,
Bl-2/t‘I.-lit’. in
Hardware, Cutlery. Iron, Steel, Paints‘.-
Oils. Frencli VVind.iw Glass and
Aoti‘icUL'rua.iL I‘.i‘irr.i2:ii'i‘i~:i~"rs.
NOR WALR-. CONN. .
D‘EN'I‘AL SIYRGERY
BY Dre. HILL & FITCH
Oflice over C. J. Grmnaizs Si/ore, foot of
‘ Zllain st., .’\"o7"waI.’t,. Ci.
fiaymond <52. Mead,
\V HOLESA LE & IKETAIL DEALERS
In Groceries, l’rovi.-iioiis. Flour, Feed. Stilt¢
Fish. Crockery and Glass 'W:ire. Wooden and
‘Willow \V.-ire. Brooms, Mats. &c.. die.
No. :2 lVuler st... 1.\'0'I'll.-‘(ll/i'.', Loan.
Pl HI
MA.\'Ui-"»ic'ruai-:ii of
TIN, SllEi'l'l‘ IRON, AND (IOPPER VVARES,
§“t__ EA LE R. in Strives. Fin tiares. ll'(lD \Viret
F‘ and l'it'IllS, Brittzitiia, Japiin. VVood and’
\'i7ill'ow '\Vai'c.<. Knives and Forks. Force’
Pumps. Lead Pipe. Sheet Lead‘. l<"rencli Bus-7
kr=.t.<, etc. xioofiiig and house jolihing done all
short notice and in a \\"(-)l’l\'ll-lllflil-l-KG man-net‘.
South Nonvalk, July 11th. 1851.
'rAY.E5ii's r.is2ii5riXBLa
iiai Qiitting, Diessiitg and Sharing‘. ,
S A L 0 0 N ,
Near the Spring.
’ ‘1H’AN}\’F"bL for past favors. he hopes by
strict .'itt.eutiou to business to merit H con-‘
tinuance of the same. Ptll'll(‘.lil?tl' atteiit'ion'
paid to cutting misses’ and clii-lrlrcii’s hair in the‘
latest style. Razors honed in a superior man-
ner. Tricopherus and t’erliimery ofall kinds‘
coiistatitly on hand and for sale. I
Bay Water of the best ki=~.'r'J cons-ta'ntl'y on
ha-ud and for stile.
. . .. ., . , L _.-_ ._Q_:,' _.'__T_‘,1
BIC-'rEI:@‘iJ"i.7"S ALTERAT Vflr
A Ci-;a'r.am Cutie‘
FOR DYSENTERY. DTAEHCE‘-A:
C.l’lOLEl’tA MORBUS. AND ALL
SUMMER" CO’.\I'P'L-Al'NTS.
GE 0. IV. BLEECKER. P‘rop'riclor',« N. Y.-
Fiir Chirldren who" are Teething, and Cholera‘
lnfaiitiim.'tlii:-imedicine stands unrivali‘ed'. ft may
be llstfd with perfect safety both by old aiid'yoii1ig,'=
and when liiitlifiilly tldllllllls'iP.Te(«l‘l'l. has nevcrbeent
ltiiiiwii iii :i»iiy'c:ise to fail of a speedy cure‘ -Eu-j
like other .\l'eiiici~ii‘es, it corrects the liowels,.andi
oliieu in a few lrroui-.< the psiiient is ..reslorcd- to his‘
zxccustonicd vigor and li‘cal'ilr.
I’ have u.-ted "Bi',gelmv’s- Alteiiitive" in‘ my family-
aiid have never foiiud it to fail, when all otlierArem-
edie.- administerediliy, and nude_r d-ireciioii of phy-~
sicians have proved iiicftlctiiiil-. I think ita perv
fcct correciivelor l)‘_ysiiiteric and all bowel com-r
plaint.-. _ GEO. VV. BEEBE.
New York. Marcli 22. 1852. I
We can add‘ our tc-tiinony to tli.'it‘ trfotbers ofits‘
great ctiicacy in bar own case. wliell pt'0.~’liale(l l0f'
an al:u'inin;: degree by limvel disease. It wasthe‘
only mt-.dit-iiie that gave relief, and--we now always‘
_ keep it in the fiiiniiy. __ _
l.*‘.tl‘itor of N. Y. Baptist Register‘
For sale by W. E. BISSELL, Norwulk. 3m2«f
Just Received.
A large assortment of riding trad’ d“ri‘-L
viiig \VHlPS. splendid geiitlein'en’s and ladies’
saddles. trunks, valices. carpet bzigs, div. Fly’
nets and lilamkets.‘ Also, ti" Sfrli-*.i'i’d'-i’d lot Of Well‘
made horse collars. which Will be SO‘l(i‘ singly
or by the dozen. Don’t forget the old sfa‘ut?.~
VVM. B. SXVAN.
;.
.
Hardware, Cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and.Oils‘.'
FINCH has now on hand one ofthet
fie most extensive and well selected assert-.
ments of foreign. domestic and building hard‘-
ware. cutlery. iron. steel. paints, oils, French
and American window glass.-—assorted sizes.
agricultural implements. hay cutters,corn-sliel-
lers, (Sac. all ofwhich he will sell at prices de-
fying competition. Also. every description of
carriage liardwa re. felloes. hubs. gspekes, laces.
linings. patent leather-, &c.all of wliich.Pr_e aellb
upon the principle of “ small profits and ready
sales.”
The Sl1i')5t't'll)Pl‘ is also agent
fire, water and weather, and uncliangeable in
in its color. and is the best, cheapest and most
durable niineral pahit. now in use. In fact, our
assortment comprises a variety and extensive-
ness that would liaflie a d'etailed desei-i'pt‘ion, and
we tlierefore would resptactfully invitetbe pub-
lie to cal -and examine themselves. »—- 45
. lLVER SPOONS. Bllft8|"..Kfl‘WOS.fhsllVPl‘
Cups.‘ Napkin Rings. etc“ silver and pin-
ted I4'ol‘ltS'. fine pen and pocket Knives, Pocket
Books, Wallets,.I?ni't Monies. &c.7 .7‘
- ' C. E. DISBROW.
” ‘ -Hairinrushes. ..
LSO, hat. tooth, nail, paint. shiil, and
other brushes. flesh rubbers. combs of ov-
ory variety for sale at BISSELI/So
\
for the sale of ~
I Buswel|'s JVh"ne-ral Pafirt. which is proofacainst
1*.
Norwalk Chronicler