.4-._-. - -I. 3.
C - ‘ -..
3%-—
,il.lEllTNl.iéd EMS.
A M. QUIMBY'& SON, No. 132 East
_ 27th st. New York, are prepared to fur-
‘ii.n_d-affix. to buildings'their improved light-
u-ing"i'od,s, in a neat and permanent manner. and
a g;a_i'easoz:able price. These rods have been in
ii,§._'e‘fse_ven_teeiii years, andyliave never failed to
iiB“o'i'd'complete protection to the buildings on
wlii,ch-tbeyhave been placed. ‘Specimens may
be seen onthe houses of Messrs. A. E. Beard
ll,l:__I_‘lf)l'tRft_lll<__; I-‘riincis Bnrriit, Westport; N. P.
Plli8.;.»_S0ulllp0l't; John Buekinglium and J.
Sturges, Fairfield, and many otheisin various
parts of the State. They have also been placed
riiijsome of the most splendid buildings in New
Yoi‘kaiid‘vicinity. Cii'c_u!iii'scoiitaining fnrtlier
iiil_‘di'iii'i_’1tioi'i _may be obtained at the ofiice of this
ll‘ll?‘?l'-, ' 4miv17
N. York
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
‘COMIIIEEVCING MAY 3, 1852.
Leave N orwalk for New York.
Special 'I‘ri'iin 6 o’clock A M
Commutatioii 6 38
Acclommodation 8 9
* as - 10‘ 50
Express 2 21 P M
Accommodation 5 ' 35'
Express 9 53
, . Leave Norwalk for New Haven.
Accommodation train 9 o’clock 13 min A M
_ 1 36 P M
Express 1 5 35’
Accommodation ~ .6 15
Coiuniutation 7 43
Ex_press trains West stop only at Stamford.
._. I :Leave New Yoi‘k'for Norwalk.
Accommodation train 7 o'clock, A M
°- 11 30
Express 3 30 -P M
Special 3 50 '
Express 4 15
Commutation 5 30
iLeave New Haven for Norwalk
Commutation train 5 30 A M
Accommodation '7
, .“. 9 35
Express 1 15 P M
Accommodation 4 20
Express 8 50
GEO. w. .WHlS'I‘LER. Sup’t.
DANBURY do NORWALK
_; Rail Road Arrangement,
Co_ininenciiig June 21st, 1852. Trains will
r_un as follows until further notice : Leave
Danbury at 6 45 A M with passengers only.
"‘ 3 15 P M passengers and freight.
' RETURNING, will leave _
So Norwalk at 9 16 A BI} assengers and fi-’lit.
“ 5 40 P M passengers only.
The 6 45 A M train from Danbury connects
at Noi'w"alk-with the 8 09 A M train to N York
Passengers going east can leave Norwalk at
9 13 ‘A M. -
The 3 1.5 P bi train connects at Noni-walk
with the 5 35 accommodation train to N. York,
and the 5 35 express train to New Haven.
‘Passengers from New York will leave at 7
A M and at 3 30 P M to connect with trains on
this road. ,
' E? Stages will be in readiness on the arrival
ofthe trains at the Ridgefield Station to convey
passengers to Ridgefield village. Lewisborough,
dcc.‘ HARVEY SMITH, Sup’t.
New Spring Q-code.
A UST received it large supply of new goods
Those in want of barg:-iins, will do well to
call soon. MALLORY 6.: LE\VIS.
A561-eat Pvlass Gathering at
.. G.‘F§»§J1YEAN’S
sage
is . .
Mu
' net: Received!
The Largest Stock
0f»'E‘.'e.:o.@y and Staple Dry
Goods, at‘17rt'ces perfectly astonzfsliing
In I" fact, some Goods are almost
Q-assess Away.
Oar assortment of DeLaines, Cash.-
myeres, Alpacca-s, Poplins, Persian
DeLaz'nes, T hiliet Cloth, 'llI2rino,
and other DRESS GOODS was
. never as good at present.
Our Stock of Dress Silks is Immense.
consisting of Black and Colored, Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety. Our stock of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets,Vest-
iugs and all other goods for Men’s and Boys’
wear,is.lai'ger than ever before offered. In
fact,Ladies and Gentlemen can find any and
evei-yjai-ticle wanted for Dress, Use. or Orna-
ment. and at prices that would astonish all, and
DEFY'.COMPETl'I‘ION. Also, the Largest
Stock of Domestic Goods ever offered, and by
all odds the cheapest Dou’t forget, the
«cm .Brid.ge Store”
IS.llI.8__pldC8 for BARGAINS .’ .'
s C. J . GB.UMAN-
N'orwalk‘, Sep. 1, 1851.
see mam WANTED
- _ Not to work upon the
a i 1. R or a it !
A y . -.«.icao.cERl:-.
But to purchase their
«"4!-73-“"
i.. .“ I
At~the'CI~lEAP CASH STORE ofthe sub-«
"iber where a saving is made sufficient to pay
to. teniniles travel. Call and prove the truth
at ~ ' GEO. W. SMlTH'S.
South Norwalk. Dec. 26, 1851. _
;= e A is as. ssii..Laon,
-’_ Book Seller and Binder,
EAS just returned from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofSchool‘and
i‘-Iisc'e'lla'n‘eous Books. A lso,a la rge assortineiit
of Stationei'y,includiug Blank I_3_9gks_._Foolsc_ap,¢
Let°fi'3‘”i‘,'§i"niEl ‘Note P'aper,en'vel_ops, Slates, &c.,
which, he will sell cheaper than they can be
b«iiig’ht“for at any other store , in this v.ici__i_ii,ty‘._' _
e'§'eE,l}ooksyo_f ‘ll ki‘iids',"l'iou"ndi’i1 his usuallyl
neat iiifcl ‘dri.-aotd"s'iyI“é, at extigeinoly lo,\_v. _rato_:_, }
aiudsatisfgictieu given to all. 9 i I if "I '
"ofsaisl.,.3=°.!!“njtttie.., . . ; _
E.QuiN'rAan, Chairman , _
I To Norvvalk 6:. Danburyl
-- 4: ,_'
THE Sl.‘EAMER PACIFIC,
Capt. R. IV. Fowler,
‘ I'LL commence running in connection
_ with the Danbury as-Norwiilk Rail oad,
touching at South Norwalk. on Friday, lay
28th. ~ Leaving Norwalk every day, Sundays
exceptezl, at 8 A. M. Returning, leave Peck
Slip every afternoon at 3- o'clock, P. M.-—
Fréigh t tal<'e‘i'i‘ o'n reasonable terms and attended
to promptly by agents on each end of the route.
Fare 50 cents.-—For passage or freight, ap-
ply to‘ the Captain on board, or to Saxton ¢§~
\Vebb, 112 South st. ‘
Norwalk. May 27, 1852.
Looking Glasses, Willow Ware &.c
QUINTARD dz SONS have at their
0 ware-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
anp kitchen tables of various kinds, mahogany
and black walnut marble top dressing bure.aus.
dluin dressing bureaus. common bureaus of l
prices, some a_s low as $5 50. Mahogany, bl’k
walnut and maple 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 iuaple, lil’k
walnut, kitchen and win(lsorchiiirs. Childreu’s
table and low chairs. \Villow waggons, cra-
dles and chairs. Looking glasses of all sizes
and prices, from ‘.25 cents to $10. Spring inat-
resses.the best and cheapest beds in existence.
\Ve will deliver any furniture purchased of us
(to the amount of$lO or over) in New Canaan,
\Vilton or Darion free of charge and free from
damage. -
Ready Zlladc Coflin.s.—-\Ve have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 coffins of mahogany,
,black walnut, cherryand whitewood of all sizes
and descriptioiis, which can be furnished at a
few minutes notice. \Ve 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, \Villon or Dawien. without extra
charge. E. QUINTARD oz SONS.
N.'B.—Pei'sous wishing to purchase burial
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may make ap
plication to us. 45tf
. For Sale.
i'~"':” A small farm situated in Diirien near
the Brick Church, an-°l"witliin five minutes’
walk of the Depot, where five or six trains of
cars stop daily to and from New Yoi'k-—-consist-
ing of a good two-story dwelling-house, barn
. and cow-house. and other out-bi.-ildiiigs, with
four acres of first-rate. land and in good condi-
tion. On said place there is good orcliards of
grafted fruit. It is pleasantly located, and well
wor;h the attention of any one wanting a place
of that size. It will be sold and -is well worth
the money. For furlzlier pa l'll(.‘.l.llt1t'S enquire
of ‘W. Whitney & Co. or of G. Mather on the
corner by the meeting-house. I
N. B.—If the above property is rot sold by
ilie first of April it will then be rented.
Darien, Feb. 26. 1852.
ellfeat ! ‘ e/Pfeazt !
At the New Meat Marlret
73:! H E- Subscriber hasjust opened a Market
adjoining the store of Lockwood, Haiglit
6.: 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 patronage.
P. S. The very best. qualities of meat only
will be vendcd at this estiiblisliineiit, and every
attention paid to clciilincss. a matter too much
overlooked at most markets.
B. ST. JOHN.
ltf
Agent
1‘2tf
E. ‘L’. "v'.z"§"s'-.“i.'7.ie'~;?..’&“rf.§."_-lii.’:l
Cabinet ]li’al.'er and Undertaker .'
(Two do\ors east. of the Bank.)
SCl'A./‘.~Il"0RD, CT.
HAVING recently coumpleted an
extensive alteration and improve-
, meat in his extablishment, and ex-
. tended the compass of his business,
' would i'e;~:pcctfiilly iiiform the inhabi-
tu'n'ts of this and the adjoining towns, that he
hasnow on hand_and is constantly manufactur-
ing every description of
, GGABENET vman
iz; a good and general variety of
Beadsteads, Taliles, l'Vashsta.mts, Secretaries
Bwrer.ws,’Sof(ts, cfic. ¢§~c.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot fail to suit. the purchaser.
Also, a variety of C’I:IAIRS——-liair, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style.
Householdfuriiilure of any description manu-
‘actuied to order at short notice on the most
aasonable terms. Also a very extensive as-
irtment of
Mattresses, Paliasses, Patent Bead-
steads, (yo. cyc.
Phat can be Set up and taken down by any one
u less than two iniiiutes.
He has also a handsome assortment of the
nost fashionable styles of
O
Looll-mag’ Glasses,
which be will sell as cneap as can be bought
an y 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 of New York
at a moments warning. day or night, on the most.
reasonable terms. He is also prepared to fur-
nish hearses, carriages, see to the digging of
graves, and to attend to any other arrangement
that may he wished lor the funeral procession,
dcc. Those who may wish to keep the body of
ti deceased friend Several days, can be furnished
with an ice box in which it may be preserved a
week or longer if necessary.
E. C. \VARREN.'
Stamford, Sop. 2, 1851. if
For Sale,
,_ . _WIT[-I immediate possession, a good
Mill with water poweron an excellent stream.
with a_convenient House, Barn, and 14 acres of
land, situated about '7 miles from Norwall. or
Stamlord. For pai'ticulai's enquise of S. E.
OLMSTEAD. or JOHN BATLEY. .
Norwalk. May 94th, 1851. 2]tf
Ready Made Clothing.
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping a good assortment of Ready Made
Cl0llImg 0 fall kinds. Also, a good assortment
of Cloths, Cassimeres. and Vestings, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
short notice.
N. B. Particular attention paid to cutting.
' THUMAS RILEY.
Norwalk. Feb. 25. 1851. 9
_ Norwalk cemetery Associa-
tion. 1
i . T 11 Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery
t IASS0cllllil0l’l, held August 29th., 1850, vo-
be t. iat Evert Qul‘Utfll'd and Lyman Richards,
,6 .11. committeeto have general supervision of
the grounds of ‘this Association, as regards
meinuments, tom ‘stones, and enclosure of lots,’
an that no person.shall _dig a grave. or erect
stones tvougraves, without permission and advice
_ Attest.
‘ W. C. Sramzr, Sec'yipro tom.
44
, NE\V LINE FROM NEW YORK -A
?€li3li.reape1' than-Ever
1
l
srzgine sweet: 7
-I -- I HE_su.b_sc'i'ibers have just7i'_ecei_vIed, and"
s‘_lia_ll keep constantly on hand one oftlie
largest assorl ments of i. -A
REAB'§I~'-- IVEABE CZa*0'.!-‘HING-.
for Spring and Sl1tl]'ll)e'l"\‘l.'ei1l'_, ever brought. into
this town, which will be sold.'clieaper than ever.
tf r Ll'I‘lv1z‘sUERn6c' TURK.
J. M. Smith’s Marble Yard,
Near the Biidge, Norwalk. Conn.
QEPULCHRAL Monuments and Grove
k Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workmanship. The best as-
sortmqiit of American and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand. '
Persons wishing to procuie Monuments or
any kind ofMarble \Vork,ai-e invited to cal laud
give a personal inspection of his i'nater'ial and
workmanship, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase of Agents without anopportu—
nity of testing the quality of the article con
ti'acte.d for. ,
l?'I‘he Letteringand Oi-namentalwork is
executed by an experienced workman and can
w'ari-ant it to give entire satisfaction.
May. 1952.
&. Harness
as as.
'iber gratefully acknowledges
the liberal patronage bestowed on him the
adjoining towns. and would inforru them that
he has constantly on hand a large assoitrneiitof
Saddles, Izlarness, T runlrs, Valices,
Carpet Bags, ll/I/zips, do
which he will sell much less {tlmn can be pur-
chased vlsexvliere. The best of materials are
always used and perfect satisfaction aiiiirantied
on all work executed atrthis estiiblishment or
the money returned.
E3‘ VVe hove now on hand and are making
up to order. several setts of very light. and tasty
double and single H./IRNFSS, which will be
found superior in neatuoss and beauty of finish
and workmanship. to anything ever exliibited
in this iuurket liefore.:&-3
Specz'al arteiilzon paint to Rt-pairing, inliiclt
-will alufag/s be done at the s/iortest notice
and in the iicatest 7na.n7m'.
‘.il?Just. call and see _‘/.'(!t1l‘S(’.l\’,CS.@n
F. ls‘ RADL E Y.
april 526] Under Connecticut Hotel.
Norwailr Harness
AND SADBE.-BRET
[Vest door to Danb2;r_i/ and lllorural/.-
Railroad Depot‘.
(g NE of the most splendid and varied assort-
ments of Goods and Wares in ilie above
line ever seeiiin this part of the County can
now be found at the old and well known stand of
(Opposite the .Vorecall.' I'Iotel,)
\Vho is coiifidr.-iit, that the repiitatiou he has
acquired in his business, is a sufiicieut guaraii
ten to his old customers and the pub'ic of the
superioi'ily of woi'kmansliip and ueatuess of
design and finish ofall articles purchased at his
store, preferring that his work should praise
him rather than to trumpet abroad his merits
with his own lips.
Every article in his line llfade or
Repasired at the shortest notice and
upon the most reasonable terms.
may 8, 1852.
NEVV YO RK
Cabinet, Chair, Sofa and -
Bedding Iipliclstciy Esiablislimcnt
AT Ni-zw CANAAN, c'r.
HE proprietor of the above is |)l‘e]‘)fllll’(.l,l0
execute any thing belonging to either of
the above business, and keeps on hand for sale
at lo\v prices bedsteads from $1 75 cts to $4 75
of maple, &c.; cottage B wiilrutfi'oin $8 to $14
—iiiiiliogziiiy from $8 to $50 ; 'bnreaus from $4
to $59, iiiiiliiigiiiiy front; all mahogany extra
from $59 to $35 with niai-ble top (9.6; i'ule joint
tea tables from $2 50 to $4 ;. mahogany do fiom
$6 to $30; chairs from 37¢ cts t0 $8 each ; stands
and wash stand from $1 to $14 ; sofas spring
seats and hair cloth covered from $512 to $90 ;
mattresses from 551 25 to $15; comforters from
$1 75 to $2 75; feathers very low; mattresses
of st i’aw,tea grass, patent prepared corn husk,
curled grass, curled l'iai_r &c., and evei-ything
ever wished for at equal low prices at least 25
per cent less than can be obtained elsewhere in
the country, and everything sold at his estab-
lishment is warranted to be what it is sold for
A lot of cottage bed posts for sale , a constant
supply on hand ; dealers supplied at reduce_d
prices. Turning done neatly.
N B——-Readymade cofiins constantly on hand
of all sizes and qualities at low prices, and will
attend to the digging of graves and will furnish
everything necessary for the interment of the
dead. Funerals will be attended with ii hearse
dcc unequalled for respect, free from extra
charges. New York Cabinet and Upholstery
Establishment. New Canaan, Ct. 43
_ flllllllflllllllllfl
l l l ll
or ~ --.l”,‘-I‘-"'¥’»‘-‘-'5
A
_ New Marble Yard.
THE subscriber liavi‘iig'opeiied andfurnish-‘
- ‘ed a new Marble Yard in Noi'walk,neai°
the head ol’Main street. would respectfully so-
licit all to favor him with a call, and examine
his stock and workmanship. ‘_He’intends hav-
ing on hand constantly. a full assortment of
American and foreign Marble, and the work-
inanship of a superior style. Monuments.
'I‘ombstones_.~countei-—and"table Tops,&c., etc.
fui iiislied at the shortest. oider and on reason-
able terms. .. ; " JOHN, H. WEEKS.’
.N_orwa'lk,' N ov. 5tlI',.1'85il. 45
ARA SOL S.-—A" good iissortment for: saile-
Wat MOUL'l‘0iN’S, Westport.
past five years by the citizens of this and the.
-* “THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE,” '
‘In thé,Languagc of Scripture.
s _ _ , Dr. HAl'..SE‘.Z"S,
. '3 ’ “-
It surest W me !
From its own merits and great works. this wine
is fast becoming the favorite medicine iiiuoiig eve-
classof people. Kiiowu as the most efiicieiit rein-
edy for geneful Debility. Nervous Atfections. Cou-
sumptive, _D.ecline. Complaints of tl.e Kiilne)’5..
Heart, Iainge. and above all for diseases arising
l'r()‘lll.ltll[)ll._§e Bloodaiidliaibit of the System, emi-
nent riiciiibersof the Medical Faculty have sauc-
tioiied and adopteiltlie use of it. A
1 C‘ ‘DR’. I. A. STANLEY,
_ A celebrated Pli_ysici'.in.inaletler from Prince-
~-ton. New Jersey-."d_aieil November 16,1849, de-
(:lalfcs_ll)tIl in all liisexperieiice he had never seen
an,;‘fli'iiig.io coiiipiire withilie Forest Wine and
Pills. ‘fit-:tlie same time relatlug several cases of
consiitiitioiia1....~Debility and Scrofulous nlfcctioiis
which it-cured:-in an incredible short time. Among
the iiieiiibeizsiof tlie-‘ll’leg_l,ical Faculty of New York
who have witnessed the" great results of the For-
est.Winc. and recoininéi_ide_rl it in numerou.< com-
plaints will be foiiiiilitlle‘ flames of the celebrated
Dr. M. '1‘. G0i)dlhllll.‘N S-jl_.Mott. Dr. L Cheese-
man. Dr Cliihoii, Dr VVni‘tB_Fmvii, Dr Marvin, Dr
JM Moieau, and others. i; ', g .
TESTINIONY
Of Johnson Burke, abiglily respectable citizen
of Waverly Place. New York; '
DRG HALSICY.--.
Dear Sir—-I esteem the Forest wine aslhe King
of Mediciiias. It has done for me in five weeks
whiitiliree Pliysiciaus failed to do in as mziuy \'P:Il'.~‘.
In l84:3.l _l)l-‘('.ttm€ a victim of.tlie Heart Di.-'ea>‘e
and Nervous Aliectioiis, which have been growing
on me ever since, until ] pri:curcd your Fore.-t
VViiie and Pills, iiltliqiigli I had wasted seve'ral limi-
drcd dollars for medical altendaiice. During the
last two _veai's 1 \v-as obliged to keep my house
ncaily all ofibe tiine. and gave up liiisiiiess in con-
sequence of my ill health. Iliad lo.-rt ne=iily all
hopes of recovery, my Ctilllplillllll was of that class
under which “nature sinks and life becomes a bur
ihcn ” Seeing your Forest wine adve.i'iisi.-(I I
(‘nn(:ltl(le(l to give it a trial, aml before Iiiii.-liiug the
third botilel felt like a rlitI'ci'eiit person, and was
able to resume busiiiess again. entirely cured by
takiiig live butilcs. For the benefitof tho.-‘e afflic-
ted with siinilarcnnigilaiuts you are at liberty to
publish this. Yours. &c..
JOHNSON BURKE, \Vaverly Place, N. Y.
The following certificate, voliiiilarily given by
MrF G Massey, a respectable and well known
citizen of C.ilide.=.._ New York. is an evidence
which must. acuiovcalldoiibts oftlic great efiicacy
oftbe Forest Wine in GENERAL DEIlIl.I'1‘Y,
Neuralgia.Aliiectious oftlie Spiiicaiid Kidneys. '
This is to certify. that I have used Dr. Hal.-‘ey’s
I"ai'c.-t wine in my family who the most entire suc-
cess. My wife was badly ilIIll('.Iel.l with Ni.-ui'al;';ia.
affection ol the Spine and Kiiliiey.-‘, and g(.‘ll8l’l:l(I(:-
bilily- She foiiiidspcedv rclicfaiid regained bcr
Ileilllll, by the use oftbe Fomst wine.
From my own kiioivlndgc oflliis cxcelli-iil medi-
cine, lcoiifideiitlp racoiniiumd it for the good of
mliers who m:iy_ ce snfferiiig with similiir com-
pluiiit.-t° It is the best lllrvfllcllle with which : am ac-
«praiiited. and tho.-e who are alllicicd with the
above. or any Slllllllll“tllSl3ilSCS, m:i_v .-at’:-ly rely on
its virtues. F. G i\lUn'Sl£Y.
MORE ‘TESTIMONY FROM CCIIOES.
Dr G [‘Iill 6')’.
Dear Sir—M_v wife last auturiiii was reduced to
a low stnte ofdubility My fzi wily Phi siciaii advi-
sell her to take your Forest wine. Accordingly I
went to Mr 'l.'eri'_v‘s, your agent for this tom), and
prociircil a bottle of it which i'estoreiI her in a very
short time to perfect liealtli.
’ HENRY DONALDSON.
Coliocs, April 13,1850.
The testiinoiiy of upwards of three luiiidred in
ilividiials, some of whom were afllit-.tel.l with di'i.-:id-
ful'-'di.<or<lers and coiisiilcri-cl iiicur:ib|e.ma_v be seen
at Drl-l:ilsey’sprincipal otiice. The following are
some of then‘. l't'SlLIlllg lil this city :—
Mr Aaron S Smith. 167 Prince st.. office in wall
st., waslong severely alllicled with a disease of ilic
kidneys and bladder. The best medical .-kill ans-
wered no piirpo.-‘e, He tried the Forest wine and
it met his ca.~‘e,:ind he was completely cured by
the use of tour bottles and a box of the Forest
Pills.
I‘-1lrJ:icob Boll. ll1eY'Cll:ll’2llll Pearl st., was for 1.‘.
yeiirsa martyr to severe Rlieumatic Pains, and could
find no relief until he used the I-"'..i~i~.st wine and
Pills. and re.'.-overcd by taking six bottles and less
than a box of tho Pills. ‘-
The reiuarkable efiicaco ofthe Forest wine is
very sirikiiigiii the case of the Hon S I Brown. of
Virginia, who was ciirr,-cl in a few hours time of ii
sevvre attack of Biiioiis I)iari'lio:a and geneml pros
traiioii of bodily eiiergy in ii few days time. On
the arrival oftuis gentleman in New York in Mart h
be wasso w"cak and nervous from the effects of
his illne.-ts, that he could not write, and required as-
si.-ttziiice to enable him to walk to his ti[)2tl‘lllll:'lll.—-
The wine was sent for, and he i'ei.-overed by the
use of less than a bottle of the wineaud a single
dose of the Pills.
The Forestwine and Pills are recmnmeltded €19
auefiicieut and certain cure in the following coin-
plaints: 7 _
Dyspepsia. Habitual Costiveness, Liver
Complaint, As_i.hma, Piles. Olistinale
Headache, Bilious Disorders, Pim-
ples, Blotches and unhealtliy color
of the sl<iu.Jaunrlice. Ague and
Fever.Salt.-rhe-iiin, Erysipelas
Complaints incident only to
Females, La ugiiisliiiig
weakness.Night Sweats
Nervous Di: orders,
General lll Health
and impaired state
of the Consti-
‘ tution.
5'? General Depot for Halsey's Forest
\Vine, No 25 1-9 Spruce st.. New York. $1
per Bottle. or 6 bottles for $5. Twenty five
cell‘ ‘per box for me Pills. ‘
°= sale by w. E. BISSELL.
KOSSUTH HAS COME !
And so has the time when
Goods will be sold Cheap! 1
V ‘HE subscribers teeliug iliemselves under
many obligations to their cusiomers for
the very libeiill patronage be.-towed, upon them
during the last year, would respectfullytender
their thanks, assuring them that with the com-
mencement of the new yearlliey will offer
such imluceinents as will continue to merit the
patronage of the public.
Feeling confident of the public lavoi‘ they
now purchase goods in such quaiiiities as to be
eniibled to sell them much lower than usual.
and lower than sold by any store in the vicinity.
Come all and test lhr’truih of this stateineut.
‘* CHI-ZAP 1-‘on CASH,” is the motto. '
All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change for goods, and the liighesi market price
allowed. Goods_delivei‘ed to any part oftlie
town free of charge.
RAYMOND dc MEAD,
Grocers,
No. 2 Water st. Norwalk.
Jan. 17.
EARIRAGE MAKER’S GOODS. Axles;
Springs, Shafts, Carriage Bows, Bolts,
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
Hand Screws. Seamiiig Cord. &c._
~ ' I HOLCOMB do LYON. .
‘1l’lINDSTONES.25 toiis_ superior grit
jllSl..lilll(.Illlg_ from Berea Ohis.
HOLCOMB dz LYON. .
ILES.—-1500 dozen \V. 65 S. Butchers’
Files. consisting of every size and kind,
new opening by HOLCOMB (‘So LYON.
1 f)’ DOZ. hand.'pannell, rip and back
,9, , Saws of_B_iitchers’,Sp_ear5;Jackson’s
and Becket’s. at wholesaie and re.tailby HOL-
COMB dc LYON, 83 ‘Waterst.‘,"Bi'idg¢-port.
Zinc Paints.
THE’subscrihers ofi'e‘r a full assortment of
the celebrated Zinc Paints,‘ co'niprising ‘snow
wliit_e,__w_l_ijte,_ pearl and brown,,gi:ound_ ,.in..oil,".
manufucture_d by the " New Jersey, Zinc Coin-
pimy,” and forsale at their ]_o_west~ prices-
6
STREET in QUiN'i‘ARD.,
9
. desira'nle location.
' Wholesale and Rctailthioccry Store.
" “Judson &. Bissell 1
HAVE taken the store formerly occupied
— by S.E. Olrnsteud on east side the bridge
where they will follow the wholesale and re-
tail Grocery ii_iid.Coinniission business. They
_now offer to purchasers a general assort.meut of
Groceries, Provisions. Fruits, Nuts, &c.z‘is can
be found at any store in the county. mid on as
favorable terms. ’ The following is a portion of
their stock, viz: , ' ,
20 chests young liyson and black Teas of all
‘ prices. .
25 bbds and bbls P R and NO Molasses.
40 psi H Sugar of all kinds.
l0 qnintals Codfish. V
150 bbls Flour. extra and superfine.
30 boxes Raisins. ~ - ‘
Coffee of different prices. '
Currant's, Citron, Figs, Spices and nuts.
Whale, elephant and sperm Oil by barre-l or
gallon .
Tallow, adamantine,sperm and wax Candles.
Pot..-sh. Soda, Starch &'.c. by cask and box.
Philadelphia Lime, a superior article for
white washing.
L? J. 6.’. B. will keep constantly on hand
Cement, ca'cined Plaster for building purposes.
and many other articles too numerous to men-
tioiv, and which will be sold on reasonableterms.
Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
HENRY I-IANDES renews again
his acknowledgineuts to the public and
his frieiids fortheir generous patronage
during the year past. and hopes to merit an un
interruptedcontinuance of the business rela
tionship which he has so long maintained with
this cimimunity. He will be found new at his
new stand opposite the store of Dimoii Finch,
wliere he wiil be happy to see, and serve his
old frieiids and the public. The cliai'actei' of
his work is too well known to need a word. of
praise. It comprises every article of men's
and childre.n’s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies and .qoiitlemeu.p
FINDINGS of the best quality. and in any
quantity, suited to the wants of the craft.
Norwalk. April ‘.20,'185'.2.
South Norwallz Machine Shag.
iill E public are rerpectfully iul'urine(l that
., the sub~'criber will (:outiuue the business
of R. \V. Norton & Co., and he is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Jobbing in general nia-
cliinery; Die Turning of every description;
and Sawing in all its varieties, liiuackets, Cur-
riage Stuff. «Sic. Also, \Vood Tui'nin_,q in all
its Vl.lt‘l0US branches, from the la.i'2est Portico
Pillars to an Awl Haft. Turned Cedar l.lll(:l1-
ing and Fence Posts are kept constantly on
liiind.
The subscriber has also added to the above
and he uoiild be pleased to fill ordrrs for any
and every kind of Jobbing in this line.
The facilities of the present propiietor ena-
ble him to giinranleeto do any kind of work in
his line which is done in any other city or
town. and he \\’ill'l‘:l|ll.S all work to give entire
s:_itisfav-t.ion or no cliargo will be iiiaile.
N. B. Casli paid on (.lGllV€-‘il'_\‘ for good Hick
ory 'l‘imbei'. M. M. NOIITON.
South Norwalk. Marcli. 13. 1852.
C. GRAHAM,
ilcliiec, Civil Engineer & Surveyor!
l’ ‘l H E subscriber ha ving opened an office in
Norwalk with D E Culver, civil eugiiieer,
opposite the post office, for the purpose of ma-
king pliius. elevations and spi-i-ilications for
buildings ofall kinds. also for liiirlges and roofs.
haviiig had a number of years of practice and
experience in building and in superiuteiidiiig
buildiiigs of a'l kiuils. All ordei-sieft with D
L Culver, Esq. will ieceive prompt_ attention.
Engineering and surveyiugdone in all its branch
es. Norwalk. Feb. 20. 1852 8
House at 3.5013 For Sale.
'1' H E .~‘lll)SCIll)Rl offei-s for sale his
ma - house and lot situated on the main street
in ihe villa_g‘.-. of New Canaan. The dwelling
house iszi two story wood I)l.Illtlln_§ with ii com~
modious backfkitclien and ii well ofgood walei
connected therewith. There is also :1 good
barn. wood-house. garden, and ii lot cnntiiinz,
one rood connected therewith. It is a very
For terms apply to the
subscriber at Norwalk. previous to the first of
March. THOMAS RAYMOND.
Norwalk, Jan. 24. 4tf
. For Sale.
I '-HE building lot. comprising abon‘i'l§ acres
of good grouud.l-.itethe site of the resi-
dence of Capt. \Vin. Allen. Flax Hill district.
is offered for sale on very reasonable tei'ms.—-
Apply at this office.
1y~
New Groceey Store.
HE subscril:ers liiiving taken the store
lately occupied by Mr. Field, near the
spring, and stocked it with a large assortment of
Groceries, Provisions, &‘.c., would respectfully
solicit a share of public pat.rouage—believing
that those who favor lhein with a call will find
as good bargains as can be fou‘ud in the place.
Goods delivered within a reasonable distance
free of(:li:irge.
All goods not proving as represented can be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
G. HOLMES <56 CO.
13 Main st.
Norwalk, April 10. 15
Zinc Paints.
, O. 1 01‘ snow white, ground in oil.
'4 c
2 I5 5‘ ll
3 grey .5 I H H —
Brown stone color, for sale by
‘ l. dc J R PECK.
South Norwalk. May 1852.
F055 AND SEALS. “
LEASE call at my store and look at the
most beauliliil, rich, splendid and fashiona-
- ble lot of gi.ilil and plated Fob Chains and Seals
ever offered in this market.
april 26. - C. E. DISBROW.
Sportsmen Attention.
H E snriiig campiiin is now open. please
_ call and examine our stock of Trout poles
Reels, Lines. Hooks, Basliet..'-‘, Flasks &c.,
We are also hourly expecting another invoice
of those Superior double and single barrel
Guns made expressly to our order and which
are too well know to need puffing.
HOLCOMB 6; LYON.
83 \Vate.r Street, Bridgeport.
.__.
Silver and Plated Ware.
I SHALL keep a large assortment of spoons.
forks, butter-knives, Slls_7lll'-Sll0VPl.~‘u llN”95~
etc. for the spring trade.
Purzhasers will find
it to their advantage to buy of me. "WI WV"
their spoons liandsoinelv,eiigi'aw>d and wari'aiit-
ed, rather tlian to get tbeinof |>9‘”9l'5-
I ' 5 I . C. E. DI-ԤBHO\V.
OFFIN PLATES furnished at short no-
.tice. C. E. DlSBRO\V.
"1OLAR and fluid Lamps of all kinds.
b H ‘ _ '0. E. DISB_RO\V.
"AILS.—50O kegs Fall River nails assorted
R from 3d fine to 7 iiiclies, for sale by ’
_i S_'l‘RE & QUINTARD.
V INDOVV GLASS.—500 boxes French
' and American VVindow Glass, forsale
at city prices by ‘ '
" - ' STREET &--QU'IN'I_‘~ARD.~
OES.-7-50 dozen Tutl.le’s cast sfeel'Hoes
_ '_ ,for sale by the dozen, to dealers at mann-
fuctnrer’s prices by S-. 51-’ Q-
eslalilislinieut. a Foundry for Brass Castings. .
-- . -.-$.15‘
IAIINVSURANCE AGENCY
G80," .11. Bissell.
.. _ _ .Aoi-;r‘:'r roa"ri=ii-: , .
Howard, I-1ai_-ifortl _Mut.ual, Westchesterl
Mutual. Q,!J|.ll(‘-y Mutual, und.Middl53ex, _
Mutual Fire liisui-mice Companies ‘i 5‘
and _ the ‘American 1V1uiu'n]
_Life liisurance Coinpaiiy. '
Ufiiée at the Store of Judson
‘ NoawAx.K, Conn.
AIIHI I I -I
General Agent for: procuring Pen‘.
sions. Bounlg/'Lmzcls, Extra and Back
Pay. French Spaliations. Letters
Patent, ¢$*c., (St.
George A. Davenport,
Attorney and Counsellor’ at .137’
Oflice. West Side the Brzdge,
NORVVALK, CONN_
0. Sn .
ilttorncy and Counsellor at law
Malloi-y’s Building. \ I I
JOHN AUS'I'IlN’S
DAGUERFIAN RllllM
Over 1‘. St. J olin’s Store,
.NOP»\V.-\LK, CT.
Likenesses
l’Va/rranted to please all good judggg,
£5‘, Bisseill.
Baiiais l‘ilIEe—:-<:hant’s
isttvasrii GFFICE,
NOR\VALK. CONN.
In the Post Ofliice Building.
a. J G-RUMJYN,
DEALER i.\' FOREIGN AND Do.ui:s'ric
3m in Stfaiiry ll'lri_i Qoonbs
CAR PATING
Carriage Cloths and tnnnuigs.
Cl.0'I‘S, SSINIERES, l’ES'I‘lNGS,
Slieetings. Flannels, Batts &c.
N on WA LK, ctr. ‘
Dimon Finch,
DEAL}-Ill IN
H<'lt'Cl\Vtll'9. Cutlery. Iron, Steel. Paints,
Oils. Fi'eiicli \Vln(ln\V'Ghtss and
AGaicUL'rnnAL Iiiii=i.i:i\ii-zivrs.
NOR WALK. CO N N.
DENTAL SURGERY
BY Drs. HELL & EITCH
Ojite over C. J. Grummzs Store, foot of
Zllain. st., .’\’or~u=al/c, Ct. *
Raymond & Mead,
\VI-IOLESA LE & RETAIL DEALERS
In Groceries, I’rovisions, Flour, Feed, Salt,
Fish, Crockery and Glass \Vai'e. Wooden and
\Villow \Vare. Brooms, Mats. &c.. die.
No. :2 ll/'ate'r st... Norivzzl/‘c, Conn.
1". H. Nash,‘
MAl\'UFACTUR}-IR or
TIN, SHEET IRON, AND COPPER WARES,
I EAL ER in Stoves. Fuinai-es, Iron Wire
and Rods, Briitania, Japan. \Vood and
\Villnw \Vai'es, Knives and Forks, Foico
Pumps. Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead,,French Bas-
kets,etc. Roofing and house jobbing done at
short notice and in a workmaiilike manner.
South Norwalk, July 11th, 18.51.
TAYI:Ol’»’S FASHIONABLE
llai Cutting, llcssiiig and Shaving
S A E: 0 0 N ,
_Near the Spring.
YEN HANKFUL for past favors, he hopes by
- strict attention to business to merit ii con-
tinuance of the same. I’iirticular attention
paid to cutting misses’ and children’s hair in the
latest style. I‘lazot's honed in in superior man-
ner. Tricopliei'us and l’ei'l'iimery ofall kind!
constantly on hand and for sale.
E27? Bay \Vater ofthe best kind constantly on
hand and for sale.
BIG-ELGVEPS ‘ALTERATIVH.
A Cl~ZR'1‘AlN Cour:
FOR DYSENTERY, DIARHGEA.
CHOLERA YIOR.BUS, AND ALL
SUM-MEI? COMPLAINTS.
GEO. W’. BLEECKEI’. Proprietor, N. Y.
For Children who are Tet-:lliing,.'iiid Cholera
Infaiituni. this nieiliciiie stands unrivalled. It. may
be usvd with perfect safety built by old and young;
and when liiitlifiilly administered it has never been
known in any case to foil of a speedy cure Un-
like other Medicines, it corrects the bowels, and
often in a few limits the patient is restored to his
accustomed vigor and health. '
Ilizrve used “I3igelow‘s Alterative" in mylamily
and have never found it to fail, when all other rein-
edie.-‘ admiiiistcied by. and under direction of phy-
sicians have proved iiicffetztiial. I think ll :1 per-
fect correctivelor Dysiiiteric and all bowel com-
plaints. GEO. \V. BEEBE.
New York. March 2'2. 1852.
We can add our testimony to that of others ofits
great efiicacy lll our own ca.-e. when prostraled to
uiialariiiiu-_v degree by bowel disease. It wa.-the
only iiicdiciimtliiil gave relief, and we now always
keep it in the ll.-mily.
\ ditor of N. Y. Baptist Register’
For sale by W. E. BISSELL, Norwalk. 3m2-I
Just Received.
A large assortment of riI‘ling "ml ill‘?-
Vina WHIPS, splendid gentlemen’sand ladies’
saddles. trunks, valir-es. carpet lines. 650- Fly
nets and blankets. Also. a splendid lot. ofrwell
made horse collars. which will be sold singly
01‘ by the dozen. Don't fnl'gel‘ the Old stand.
\VM.. B. SWAN.
Hardware, eztlery,
— Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils!
}l‘]NCH has _now on hand one of the
_l)o most extensiveand well selected assort-
meuts of foi-eign, domestic and building hard-
ware. cutlery. iron, steel. paints, oils,_F~rench
and American window glass-——assoi:ted sizes.
agricultural implemen:s.hay cultei's,cornsliol-
lers, dcc. all of which he will sell at prices do-_
fyiiig competition. Also, every description of
cai'riage liardware. felloes. hubs, spokes, laces’,
l'i-niiigs,patent leather, &c.all of which he sells
upon the principle of “ small profits and ready
sales.” I
The subsoi-ibeif is alsoagent for the sale -:0‘
Buswell’s Mine:-al’Pa:'7it, which IS pi'oof.a’2ainst
fire,-water and weather. and unchangeable -in
in its color. and is the best, cheapest and most
durnblg mineral paint now in use.’ "In factgouf
assortment comprises a variety and extensive"-
ness that would baffle a detailed description, and.
we therefore would respectfully invite the pub-
lic to cal and "exa mine themselves. '45
ILVER SPOONS, Butter ‘Knives. Silvon
.Cups. Napkin.Rings, &c.,-silver and spla-
ied l4'ork-s‘. fine pen and pocket _Knives,-Pocket
Books,'Wallets, Port Monies, ‘étc. " ~
C. E. Dl_SBR'OW. -’
. . Hair Brushes. A j"
LSO, hat. tooth, nail, paint. ‘slioe",_IlI_i,d
I other brushes, flesh r'u'bbei-s..coiiib;i_of
ery variety for sales! ' BISSELUS.‘
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