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* — M. QUIMBY dc ,,S.ON. No. 132 East
A e 27th-st.‘ New.York.,are prepared to fur-, C ~
raisli-and afiixeto bnildings»t_heir improved light- _
ningrrodsgin. a neat. andperman.ent,manner. and
at a reasonable price. These rods have been in
use —.tc'venteen.;?yed1:.t. and. have never failed to
all_'ord.’complet.e protection to the ‘b,uildings,_on
which they—liave been. placed. Specimens may
be seen onithel houoesbf: M essi's.,A., E. B,.9ai-d.
at No;-walk..-;s'3rfi'ncis Burritt-,_~ We_stiiort; N. P.
Pike. .‘So.'uiliport; John. Buckingbamy and J.
Sturgesi Fairfield,"and niaiiy _0tl1el‘_S_.ll) ‘various
parts of the State. They have also been placed.
on-some of .I.he.most splendid b'uildi_ngs,;in_ New
York and vicinity. _ ,Circ_u!ai's coiitaining _furtlieij
lnl'ori_nation may be obtained at th_e.ofl_ice of this
plI.[i0l'..‘:.~ .u :x._§.,a .=) s; ,7.... ».-, I __4I_l'lg17
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Pk
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
‘c¢_i_iiisu:i~iciivo ’m,tY_3.'1852. * ’
~- = .. -Lenlve Noi'wa|k.foAr N6W'YOI'lto
Special -Train 6 o'clock A M
Commutation . 6 38
Accommodation 8 V 9
‘i 10 50. .
Express , ._ 9. 91 . P M
Accommodation _5 , 3-5 »
Express 9 ,. 53
— 1 »L:ea~v'e-Norwalk for New ‘Haven.
Accomino_da_tio_n train 9 o’clock 13 min A M
,u' _ , ' ‘
1 '36 ’ ‘ P M
Express _ M 5 35
Accommodation .5 I5
Ciommutation . , 7 43
Express trains West.stop"ionly at Stamford.
Leave New‘York for Norwalk. ‘
Accommodation’ train 7‘ o’clock,A M
_. _ , _ 11. 30
Exp ss 3 30 P M_
Special,’ , T 3 50 . ' -
Express" 1' 4'1 15
Commutation 530 H
Le-ave'New Haven for N orwall:
Commutation train 5 30 A M
Accoinmodation 1 ,
‘ u 9
amiss; I 15 P M
Accon'ir_i_ioda'tion . (.20
Express :6‘ 50' 1
‘ciao. W. wnis'rLEa. Sup’t.
‘ " DANBURY 5.: NORWALK
, Rail Road Arrangement,
Commencing June 21st, 1852. Trains will
run -as follows until further“ notice: Leave
Daiiburyat 6 45A M with passengers only.
" '0" ’ ‘3 I5 P M passengers and freight.
RETURNlNG,..will leive
So Norwalk at 9 16 A M 1 assengers and fr'lit.
', . .“ , ~ 5 401’ M passengers only.
. _Tl_1e _6 45A M_traiu from Danbury connects
at Norwalk with the 8 09 A M train to N York
Passengei-s going cost can leave Norwalk at
9. .18 A M. ' ' '
.The..3 l5.P M train connects at Norwalk
with the5 35 accommodation train to N. York,
andgthe 5 35 express train to New Haven.
; Passengers f'rom,New York will leave at 7
A M and at 3 30 P M to connect with trains on
this road. _ p . _
3;‘ Stages will be in readiness on the arrivral
of the trains at the Ridgefield Station to convey
s.».issengers to Ridgefield, village. Lewisborough,
c's:c. , y .HA_RVEY "SMITH. Sup‘t.
i J ‘ .‘ 1\l‘ew.Sprii1g* eooas.
; _ received a large supply of new goods
9 .1 .'_Ijh"ose in want of bargains. will do wellto
.c§_dlspo_n. __ q _ , MALLORY 6.’. LEVVIS.
I 06233: .Ii‘£2.ss Gathering at
» GRIJMAN-’S
D1-d—Bfridge
[Sal E3
, ,IE,teceiviec'i ll
'l‘h’e‘Lai°gest Stock
of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, atprices perfi3ctl3/ astonisliing
, In fact, some Goods are ,_ almost
. f ." .
GI-1ven.£l.way.
assortment if De'Laz'n‘es, Cash-
meres, Alpaccas, Poptins, Persian
.DeLaines, Tliibet Cloth, Zllertno,
and WW DRESS GOODS was
, never as good at present.
Cur Stock” of Dress Silks is Immense.
szousistiiig of Black and Colored, _Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety. Our stock of
131-53.} C|ou|s, Cassimeres, Satinets, Vest-
iiigs and all other goods for Men’s and Boys‘
wearis larger -than ever before ofi'ered. In
fact, Ladies and Gentlemen can find any and
‘every article wanted for Dress, Use. or Orna-
ment. and at prices that would astonisliall. and
‘DEFY COMPE'I‘ITION. Also,the Largest
;:~3tock of Domestic Goods ever offered. and by
all odds’-the cheapest . Don’t forget, the
"Old Bridge ‘Store’?
1': the place for BARGAINS ! .'
, ' ~ 0- Jo GRUMAN-
Norwalk, Sep. 1, 1851.
500- tvmni wanrrtin
_ i : Nnt to work upon the
.Ra.1l_-, R-o ad!
Butte. purchase their
At the CHEAP CASH STORE’ ofthe sub-
"iber where a saving is made sufficient to pay
to. teniniles travel. Call and prove the truth
at ' GEO. VW. SMITI-l'S.
"South Norwalk. Dec. 26, 1851.
_-- , '.;._‘,;.-.=.“>_'* ‘O
_ A.’ SELEEGK, '
Book Seller B_inder,_
liAS just returned from ew York with a.
new and valuable coll ectioii of School and
, .5ii_scellaneous’Books.l :A‘lso_,,a large assoytinent
of Statiouei'y,incli'i’d-ing Blank Bo_o'ks'j,Fo‘__o|,sca p,
.f.r-pier, and Note Paper, enve-tops, Slates,‘ 6cc..,
yvzichlhieyvillesill cllen[,)81'_tll'§l"i-h9_V can be
'1.-mght for at any other store in this vicinity.
I-‘l?Books of all kinds, boundin his usually
heat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
.,iirLr,l' satisfaction given to all.
I
on Railroad.-—
V plication to us.
Nciw LINE, FROM New yo...
To Nofwalk &. Danburyl
-fl
.4.iiz%1:.;.v,M.,; ’ 1
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'. an ST-EAMER PACIFIC, 4
; , Capt. R. W. Fowler, _
,ILL commence running in connection
with the Danbury A-Noi-walk Railroad,
touching at South Norwulk‘. on Friday. May
28th._ Leaving Norwalk every day, Sundays -
excepted, at 8 A.‘M.‘ Returning, leave Peck
Slip‘ every afternoon at 3 o'clock, P. M.-—- '
; Freighttakeu on reasonable terms and attended
to pi-oinptlyby agents on each end of the route.
‘Fare "50 cents.-—For passage or freight, ap.
ply to the Captain on‘ board, or to Saxton Q-
Webb, 1l2 South st. ' - ‘
"Norwalk, May 27, 14852."
Looking ‘Glasses, VVillow VVare asc-
. _ QUINTARD dz SONS have at their
0 ware-rooms a few rods east of the bridge
a large assortment of.;ca'oinet furnitui'e_. consist-
ing in part of sofas, centre. card, book, tea,'work
anp kitchen tables of various kinds, mahogany
and black walnut marble top dressing bureaus.
dlain dressing bureaus, common bureaus of l
prices, some as low as $15 50. M ahoga ny, bl’k
walnut and maple bedsteads of various patterns
and prices. some as low as $2 25. Patenlbed-
steeds that can be put up in three minutes and
without. a key. Mahogany, curled maple. l)l"k‘
walnut. kitchen and wiiidsorcliuirs. Children’s
table and low chairs. \Villow waggous. cra-
dles and chairs. Looking glasses of all sizes
and prices, from 25 cents to $10. Spring inat-
resses. the best mid cheapest beds in existence.
We will deliver any furniture purchased of us
(to the amount of $10 or over) in New Canaan.
\Vilt.on or Darien free of charge and ‘free from
damage.
Ready Made Co[7ins.'-\Ve have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 coffins of mahogany.
black walnut, clierryand whilewood of all sizes
and descriptions, which can be furnished at a
-few minutes notice. We also furnish shrouds‘
and everything necessary for the interment ol.
the dead, and will see to the digging of graves
when requested. \Ve willattend funerals in
New Canaan,.Wilton or Darien. without extra
charge. E. QUINTARD dc SONS.
N. B.--Persons-wishing to purchase burial
lots in the Norwalk Cemeteiy may make ap
45tf
A NEW Mom: or si=:'r'riNo
Artificial Teeth!
T HE undersigned,has invented and patented
- a compound artificial basis for setting teeth.
I qy which the process is rendered much more
simple aud easy than lieretofore-—-and reduces
the c:rpensc about one-half. The process is
entirely,n'ew, and as beautiful as itis simple and
economical. Entire sets can now be furnished
for $50; upper sets for $25, and partial sets in
proportion. A. HILL, D. D. S.
Norwalk, Nov. 10th, 1851. 45lf
For Sale.
A small farm situated in Darien near
the Brick Church, and within 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-stoI'y dwelling-house, barn
and cow-liouse, and other out-bi.-ildiugs, with
four acres of first.-rate land and in good condi-
tion. On said place there is good orchards of
grafted fruit. It ispleasantly locaIed,aiid well
woixli the attention of any one wanting a place
of that size. It will be sold and is well worth
the money. For further pai'tioi.ilai's enquire
of \V. \Vliitney 6: Co. or of G. Mather on the
corner by tl'ie.meeting-liouse.
N. B.——If the above property is not sold by
the first of April it will then be rented.
Darien, Feb. 26, 1852.
Jffeat ! ./ifieat .’
l2tf
At the New Meat Market. .
H E Subscriber has just opened a Market
adjoining the store of Lockwood. Haiglit
65 Co. for the convenience of the people oflhis
vicinity, and by constant alteiition 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 vended at this establisliment. and every
attention paid to clenliiiess. a matter too much
overlooked at most markets. -
ltf ' A B. ST.JOHN.
Agent
. E. C. WARREN _
Cabinet Jllalzer and U/zderta/ter .'
Two doors on st of the Bank.)
Sfl'A]lIFORD. CT.
HAVING recently coniripleted an
extensive alteration and improve-
ment in his extablisliment, and ex-
tended the compass of his business.
' would respectfully inform the inhabi-
tants of this and the adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly manufactur-
ing every description of
GABINET WARE
iz: a good and general variety of
Beadsteads, Tables, W'aslLstaml.i, Secretaries
Bureaus, Sofas, <§-c. tfc.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot. fail to suit the purchaser. ~
Also, a variety of CIIA IRS—liair, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style.
Householdfuruilure of any description manu-
lactured to order at short uolice on the most
'3ll80Dlll)l6 terms. Also a very extensive as-
- Jrtment of
zilattresses, Paliasses, Patent Bead-
stcads, dye. cc.
Phat can be set up and taken down by any one
u less than two niiiiutes.
He has also a handsome assortment of the
nest fashionable stylesof
Eaooliiaing Glasses,
which he will sell as cueap as can be bought
an y where. . *
He is also prepared to furnish
COFFINS, SIIROUDS. 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 hearscs. carriages, see to the digging of
graves. and to attend to any other arraiigemeiit
that may he wished for the funeral processioii.
die. Those who may wish to keep the body of
a 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. WARREN. A
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851. .f
at - For Sale,
Mill with water powei-on anexcellenl stream.
with a convenient Honse,Barn, and 14 acres of
land, situated about 7 miles from Norwulk or
Stainford. ‘ ‘For particulars’ enquise of S. E.
OLMSTEAD. or JOHN BATLEY.
Norwalk, May 24th, 185}. mu‘
‘Ready Made clothing.
3 THE’ subscriber lias“onhand and intends
keeping ii good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing 0 fall kinds. Also, a good assortment
of Cloths, Cassimeres.,aiid Vestings’, which
he will make up to order in good style andat
short notice.‘ «- I . 3...". .. ’.
N. B. Partici.lar attention paid to cutting.
'I'lIuJ.v1A_S RILEY.
Norwalk, Feb. 25, 185B. _ 9
l
.Gheapler.:thanIElver.;
JTHPI s'ubscrib'ers have just received, and
l WITH immediate possession. a good
shall keep ‘constantly on‘ hand one of the
largest ass'oi'tments of . _
IRHADY 1V1ADEfGIr‘0'.I'HING*.
for Spring and Sum_me'r wear, ever brought into
this town, which will be sold» cheaper than ever.‘
tf LITHAUER 66 TURK.
,~—.»
” ‘ 1.4.72: 1'
._ J‘. M. ,Smith’s ifiarble Yard,
Near, the Biizlge, .-Norwalk. Conn.
QEPULCH RAL "Monuments and G-rave
L Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workmausliip. The best as-
sortment of American and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
A Persons wishing to procuie Monuments or
any kind of Marble Work,ure invited to callaiid
give a personal inspection of his material and
workmanship, as this will be more satisfactory
the n lopurchase ofAgeiits without anoppoi'tu-
nity of testing the quality of the article con
tracted for. —
@"I‘lie Letteringnnd Ornamentalwork is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warra_nt it to give entire satisfaction. _ -
May. I852.
Saddleéz. Huifness
HE ' subscriber gratefully fl(‘lit'l0WlP.(l;ZPs
the liberal patronage bestowed on lllln the
past five years by the citizens of this and the
adjoining towns. and would inform them that
he has constantly on hand a large assortmentof
Saddles, Iflarness, Tran/.29, Valioes,
. Carpet Bags, PV/zips, cS'c.
which he will sell much lessftlian can be pur-
chased elsewhere. The best of materials are
always used and perfect. satisfziclioii guara ntied
on all work executed at this establishment or
the money returned. ~
I? “la hove now on hand and are making
up to order. several salts of very light. and tasty
double and single HARNFSS, which will be
found superior in neainessand beauty of finish
and workmanship, to anything ever exhibited
in this market l)efoi'e._,gJ
Special aI_tcntzon paid to Riyaai-r2'71.g, wlzich
will always be done at the s/zortest notice
3 and in the neatest ma.nner. .
@Just call and see yourselvesi
F. BRADLEY.
Under Connecticut Hotel.
april 26] I
Norwalk Harness
ANVD SADDLERY
Esianesatitai,
ZW3:i:t door to Danbztry and ZVo2'u'aZ/.'
I Railroad Depot.
NE oftlie most. spleiidid and varied assort-
inenis of Goods and \V:ires ill the above
line ever seen in this purl: of the County can
now be found at the old and well known stand of
. "
.z_ 1-‘
\ -‘v .
;. ;...
.. %
(Opposite the fiforwa//5 H'oteZ,)
\Vlio is confident that Ilie reputiition he has
acquired in his business is a sufficient guaran
tee to his old customers and the public of the
superiority of workmansliip ind neiitness of
design and finish ofiill ll rticlos purcliased ill his
store, preferring that his woik should praise
him ralher than to trumpet abroad his merits
with his own lips.
Every article in his line dfade or
Ilepaired at the shortest notice and
upon the most rea.s'o7zal2Ze terms.
may 3, 1852.
NEW roux _
. Cabinet, chair, Sofa and
Bedding Upliolstery Esiablisliment
AT NHVV CANAAN, CT.
T HE proprietor of the above is pi'epari=d to
execme any thing belonging to either of
the above busiiir.-ss, and keeps on hand for sale
at low prices bedsteads from $1 75 ms to $4 '75
of maple, &c.; cottage B wiilnut from $8 lo $14
-—-maho§_any from 358 to $50‘; bureaus from $4
to $9. inaliogany front ; all mziliogziny extra
from $9 to $35 with inarble top 620; rulejoint
tea tables from $2 50 to $54 ; iiialiogiiny dofiom
3136 1.0 $30; (;llillI'S from 37$ cts to $8 each ; stands
and wash stand from $1 lo $14 ; sofas spring
seats and haircloih covered from $12 to $90 ;
IlilIlIl'PSSPS from $1 25 to $15 ; comi'ortei's from
551 75 to $52 75; feathers very low; iiiatlresses
of straiv,te:i grass, patent prepared corn husk,
curled grass, curled liair &c., and everytliing
ever wished for at equal low prices at least 25
per cent less than can be obtained elsewhere in
the country, and eve-ryiliing sold at his estab-
lishment is wairanted to be what it is sold for
A lot of cottage bed posts for sale , a constant
supply on hand; dealers supplied at reduced
prices. Turning clone neatly.
N B—Readyiiia(le cofiins constantly on ha mi
of all sizes and qualities at. low prices. and will
attend to the diggiiig of graves ii iid will furiiish
everytliing iiecessnry for the inlerinent of the
dead. F iinerals will be attended with a hearse
dzc unequalled for respect. free from extra
cliarges. New ‘York Cabinet and Upholstery
Establishiiiont..New Canaan, Ct. 43
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New Marble Yard. »
HE subscriber having opened and furnish-
- ed a new Marble Yard in Norwalk, near
the head ol'Muin street. would respectfully so-
licit all to favor him with a call. and examine
his stock and workiiiansliip. He intends hav-
ing on hand constantly a full assortment of
Americap and foreign Marble, and the work-
miinsliip of a snpei'ior‘style'. .. Monuments,
Tui’iibstories. counter and table-Tops,&c., &c.
‘furnished atthe shortest cider and on reason--_.
able terms. _ JOHN ' H. »WE*EK.S.
-‘.Norwalk, Nov, 5th, 3851. L _ . _ 45
4?:
1) ARA SOLS.—-A good assortment for sale
&t.MOULTON’S, VVeslpdtt. ‘
—-‘ For Sale.’ _ _
Al Norwalk, Coiin.. on the line of the
" New York and. .N.eW Hiiven‘ Ra'Il|'0Iid.'
about 2;} liours‘ ri‘d'elfr‘oin the City. "'l‘lie-prop.
ertyt consists of about one half ofan acre of
. land,'a 2% story house.’ conveniently_construc-;
ted, nearly'n'ew, andcoutaiiiiug’ ten.rooms. It
is pleasantly located on-elevated ground, com-
mands a fine prospect ofthe hiii-bor and Sound
andwitliin five minutes‘ walk ofthe Churches.
post-oflice. doc. To persons wishing —a resi-
dence in the country, in ‘a good location, -with
all the conveniences of liequeiit and “cheap
City cou_imu'nicalion, tliisia ffords an ‘opportuni-
ty seldoin ‘met with. For furtlier particulai'sI
enquire at this office. orto Ni"-zwuau ét lvidsoif,
No. 190 Br.Jadway,New York. - e . -, .
WILLIALVIS dc GU_lON’S
. Emigration and Foreign Exchange .
OFFICE, A ' . ‘ '
No. 40 Fulton Street, New Yo:-7.‘, -and 1'15
. l-Vaterloo Road, Lz've'rpool.~, V
The flld Black Star line of. Packets,
Sailing punctually: from Liverpool on (line Isl.
6th. 11th, 161/L, 21st and 26171. of each month,
and c_oniprz'se the following splendid sliips:
Universe, Cilpl’.8lfl'Bll‘lJ. 1700
Jacob A. Westervclt Hoodless 1600
\Vm. Riithbone » Spencer - 1200
'l‘iconderoga Boyle 1300
Princeton 4 Russell 1400
Irene \Vlllli!m8 I200
Minnesota Allen 1000
Silas (i‘ri'eenm:m Spencer 1000
E C Scranton Spencer 1500
Leviathan Knapp _ 1500
\V_m H Hnrbeclt Marslirill 1500
Guy Maniiering Freeman 1000
Wzisliiiigton Page 2000
Enterprise Funk 1000
Aberdeen Knapp 1000
Richard Alsop Smith 1000
Niagara Smith ' 1000
Dewitt Clinton Funk 1300
M a_i-mion Hadley l 000
Sandusky Borland 1200
‘Owego Hubbard _ 1500
Robert Kelly Biirslow 1400
New Ship Edwards ~ 1750
These Ships areilie most niagnifioeut that
have yet been built. They are C()ll1l'llllli(l‘€-d
by able and experienced Captains, fiimeil for
their nautical skill and kind tmatiiient to emi-
graiits; and their accommodations for Cabin,
Second Cabin, and Steerage I’asseu_;ers. are
vastly superior to those of any other Line.
The Sliip’s allowance of Provisions compri-
ses flour, oiil-meal, bread, potatoes, peas or
beans, riceand vinegar. which is de:ill:- out to
the passengers once, or twice a week during
tlievoyuge, at the rate of 10}, lbs. per week
for each adult, and half allowance for children
under twelve years: and in addition to the
above, a fuither alloivaiice, according lo a late
act of the Boilish Paii'liiiiiient. of two oz. lea,
half ll.. sugar, and half lb. iiioliisses, to each
adult. weekly, with three quarts water daily.
In allcases where any of the persons paid for
decline coming out, the full passage money is
returned without any deduction.
Persousresidingiii the country that desire
to send money to their friends in the Old Coun-
try, and wisliiug to save time and expense, can
have it done in ii s:lll.~‘fal('.l'Ol'y. and correct
iiiiinner, by enclosing by Post, to the siib.-‘cri-
bers. the sum they wish to send. with the
name and address of the party who is to re-
ceive it. when a draft. on the iieiiiwfst Branch
to their residence will be forvvarded by fireit
Sl8iIll‘i6l'\Vllll as much p:iuci.ualliy as if the
person sending it was present, and a receipt
returned lbr the money by next mail.
For the Cure of
OOUGES, oo1.:os,
nonnsmunss, anon’-
onrrrs, onour, ASTH-
MA, ,w:aoo1=nro-couon
' AND CONSUMPTION.
This remedy is offered to the coniiuiiniiy with
the confidence we feel in an article which seldom
fails to realize. the happiest effects that can be de-
sired, So wide is the field of its iiscfuliiess and so
numerous the cases of its cures. that almost every
section of t".e country abounds in p'ersm1i=. Public’
ly known. who linve been restored from ahruiiug
and even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind, is too apparent to es-
cape observation, and wliere its virtues are lmown,
the public no longer hesitate what antidote to cm-
ploy for the distrcs.-iiig and daiigeroiis affections of
the pulnioniiry organs. which are incident to our
climate. And not only in the formidable attacks
upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of
Coi.Ds. Couons, H0.ui.~it:m-":53, &.o., and fnrChild-
ieu it is the pleasaiitost and safest medicine that
can be obtained. No family should be without its
and {hose who have used it, never will.
Read the opinion of the following Gentlemen.
who will cc rocogiiized in the Valiltll-"‘ i=9’-CHOHS Of
country where they are 1oc:ited——cach and all as
iiierchants of the first class and of the liiglie.-'t char-
aci.-,r--aa the oldest and must exteiisive \'Vho_le.-.ile
Dealers in fvlediciiie with an ezpeiieiice miluiiiicd
on the sub}:-.cto_f wliicli they speiI’.<- If lllefe 15
any value in tlieyudgimziit ofexpericuce. soc
THIS 0 E.R'l‘lF ICATE
\Ve the i_indcrsigiied,_ Vi. liole.-ale Driiwgisis. hav-
ing long been uizqiiainteil with Aycrzg Chen‘)!
Pigcliiral, hereby certify our hnlicf that it is the hes!
and most effeciiizil rcii-cdv for Puliuoiiarv Cum-
ploiuls ever otferi-d to the Aiiicricaiu Pvople. And
we would, from our knowledge of its coiiiposilioii,
and exteiisive ii.-eluliiess, currlialiy commend it to
the afiiicecd :ie-worthy their best contiileuce, and
Willi the firm conviction that it will do for their re-
licl all that medicine can do.
Hensliiiw. Eilmontls 6: C0.. BOSTON» M388-
Kaese & Cnulsnn, Billi.liii0l'8. lv.Iill')'lfl|1Cl-
Lndd 6: lngraliam. Bangor Maine. . _
l-laviland. Hzirrall & Co.. ClN"‘l85i0D. S- C-
Jzicob S. Farranri, Detroit. Mini?-
'l‘. H. McAllister. Louisville. Ken. _
Francis dc \Valton. St. Louis, Missouii.
Joseph '1‘ucker, Mobile. Al“-
, Theodora A Peck, Bnrliugtoii. Vermont.
Huviliind. Risley 62: (lo. Allgustu. Gil-
Isa ac D James, Trenton, N J.
J M Townsend. Plllslfllllg, Penn-
Claik 6.: _Co. Chicago. Ill.
E E Gay. Burlington. Iowa.
M A Santos 6.: Son, Norfolk. V!!-
Edward Bi-ingliursf. VV|lml".‘15l_°". D0-
John Gilbert «Sc Co. Phihidelpliia. Pa. *
Z D 55 W H Giliiian. Washington. D C.
J Wright ie‘€ Co, New Orleans. La-
Wat.-uii. VVul| 6?. Co, Fort‘ Wayne. I0d- V
C C Richmond 6: Co. San Francisco. Cal-
Lewis dc Amos. 'I‘alliil1assee. Florida.
B R :Sii'on,<z. Knoxville, 'l‘en'n., '
Chilton do Duer, Little Rock, Ark.
Stiller, Slade 6: C0. Lex'ington,‘Miss.
N D Labadie, Galveston. Texas.
Clias Dyer. Jr, Prolllflélicfly Pu-01v . -. —;
'Jos. M. Turrier, Siiviinnzili. Ga. ,. ' i A 3 7
Wade. Eckstein do Co, Cinci_nall_i. Ohio. _ ~ -
With siicli'asaiii‘aiicc, and from such men. no
stronger proof can be adduced, except tl_i-at foiiiid
in its effects lipolaillrlfll. ,, . I _. ..
Prepared and ‘sold by Jainesfl. ‘A‘yev,practicq‘l
clieinist, Lowell, Mass. and for sale in Norwalk by
Wni E Bisecll, and J W Taylor, Westpon. 7 -
Wliolcialc ;;n.i‘.iu;i..}ii‘ciao};-siisi-e. . 1 ..
Judson &. Bissell. , -.
»fli\VE taken the store formerly, occupied
by‘ SE. Olmstead on.-east side the bridge
now offer-to purchasers ii general assortment of
Groceries, Provisions. Fruits, N uts, &‘.c. as can
be found at any store in the county‘. and 0" 33
,IilV0l‘flI)le terms. The following is a portion of
their stock,.viz: ' v -‘ _ . .
20 chests young liysou andblack Teas of all
prices. » 2 , _
25 ~hlids’aud bbls P R and N 0 Molasses. .
'40 as ..H Sugar. of all kinds.
10 quintals Codfish. 1 V .
150 bbls Flour. extraand superfine.
30 boxes Raisins. . . . ,
Coffee of different prices. , _ .
Currants; Citron. Figs. Spices and nuts. t
t \Vliale, elephant and sperm Oil by, barre_l or
gallon’. ' — .
Tallow. adauianline.sperm and wax Candles.
Pot.-sh. Soda, Starch die. by cask and box. ‘
Pliiladelpliia Lime, a superior article for
white wasliiiig. ‘ ' ‘ t ‘
I?’ J. -65“ B. will keep constaiilly on hand’
Cement, ca'cined Plaster for building purposes.
and many other articles too numerous to men-
tioi.-, and which will be sold on reasonableterms.
-Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
, ‘ 1 3' Store. ,
- HENRY HANDES renews again
Pflhis :ickiio\vledg'inents to the public-.ind
his friends fortlieir generous patronage
during the year past. and hopes to merit an un
iiiterrupled cont.inuaiice of the business rela
tionship which he has so long l1’iIllllli_lln(.\(l with
this community. He will be found now at his
new :-taml opposite the store of Diiuoii Finch.
where he wi.l be liappyio see. and serve his
old frienils and the public. The cli::i'actei' of
his work is too weil kiiowti t.o need a word-of
praise'.«- It comprises every article of me-ii’s
illlfl cliildren’s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies and geiilleiiieii.
Fiivbiuos of the best quality. and in any
quantity, suited to the wants of the craft.
Norwnlk. April 20. 1851!.
South N‘ orwalk Machine Shop
‘HE public are rerpeclfully iuforiiied that
the subscriber will continue the business
of R. \V. Norton 8: Co.. and lie is uow‘pre-
paredlo do all kiiiils of Jobbing in general ma-
cliiiieiy; Die 'l‘ui-ning of every description;
and Sawing in all its varieties. ii'acl.et.-,- Cur-
riiige Stuff. &c. Also. Wood TfIi'niii_<.1 in all
its various l.)l'iliiCli(4.~', from the la reest Poi-Iico
Pillars to an Awl Huff. Turned Cedar Hitch-
ing and Fence Posts are kept constantly on
liund. , 1
The .-iubsci'ilier has also added to the above
eslublislimeiit. a Foiiiidiy- for Biass Castings.
and lie uould be pleased to fill 0l'(I."l‘S for any
and every kind of Jobbing in lliisliiie. ,
Tliefaizililies of the present propiietor ena-
ble him to guara iilee to do any kind of workin
his line wliicli is done in any other city or
town. and lie vvarrziiits all work to give entire
satisfaction or no charge will be niaile.
N. B. Cash paid on delivery for good Hick
ory Timber. ' M. M. NORTON.
South Norwalk, March. 13. 1852. 1y
C._ GRA HA M,
. Acliiec, Civil Engineer & Surveyor!
T H E subscriber liiiviiig opened an office in
Norwiilk with D E Culver, civil engineer.
opposite the post office. for the purpose of imi-
king pliiiis. elevations and spwtificaliozis for
buildings nfull kinds. also for l)Il(l_QPS and roofs.
lmvin_9_ had a nuinber of you rs of |)l'il('.llC8 ui.(l
experience in building and I in superiiiieiidiii5_r
buildings of al kinds. All orders left with D
L Culver, Esq. will ieceive prompt attention.
Engineering and siii-veyiiigdoiie in all its branch
es. Norwalk, Feb. 20. 1852
iii THE :=ul)sci'ilir-i offers for sale his
' house and lot sitimled on the main street
in the village of New Ciinaiin. The dwelling
house lSll two story wood biiiltliiig with ii com
iiiodious back kitclien and ii well ofgooil water
connected tliercwitli. 'l‘liere is also ii good
barn. wood-house. garden, and a lot contain;
one rond connected llierewith. It is a very
desira‘-le locaiioii. For terms apply to the
subscriber nt Norwiilk. previous to the first of
Mnrcli. THOMAS. RAYMOND.
Norwalk, Jan. 24. 4tf
For Sale.
1“I-IE building lot. comprising about 13; acres
of good g_roiiud.lutetlie site of the resi-
dence of Capt. Vliri. Allen. Flax Hill district.
is offered for sale on very reasonable ternis.-—
Apply at this office.
House 435 Esot For Sale.
.1\':‘evi7 Groceey Store.
7 ‘HE Sl)l7$('.l'llIdI'S liaviiig taken the store
.liitely occupied by Mr. Field. near the
spring, and stocked it with El large as.so_i'tment of
C.-'roceries, Provisions. &c.. would respeclfully
solicit a share of public patroniige-—believiiig
that those who favor lliem with a call will find
as good b:ii'g:iiiis as can be found iii the place.
Goods delivered within a reasonable distance
free ofcliziige.
All goods not proving as represented can be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
-G. HOLMES 6.: CO.
13 Main st.
Norwalk, April 10. to
zinc Faints.
O. 1 or snow white, ground in oil.
2 snver sh ‘_ H at
3_ grey 55 u H
Brown stone color, for sale by
T I. -65 J R PECK.
South l\'orwalk, May 1852.
F633 AND SEALS. —
LEASE czillat iuy store and look at the
most lieauiiliil. rich, .-splendid and fsishioiia-
ble lot of gold and plated Fob Cliaius and Seals
ever offered in this market.
april 26. C.-E. DISI3RO\V.
Sportsmen Attention.
HE spring caziipiiin is now open. please
- 4 call and oxiimirie our stock of Trout poles
Reels, Lines. Hooks, Biiski-3.;-, Flasks &c.,
q We are also hourly expecting iiiiollier invoice
of those Superior double and single bari-cl
Guns made expiessly to our order and which
are too well kiiowio neerl pnffing.
' HOLCOM B A’. LYON.
83 \V:iler Street, Bl'l¢Ilge]i0l't.
Silver and Plated Ware.
SHALL keep ii large assortment of spoons,
forks; butler-knives, siigiir-sliovels. liidles.
65c. for the spring trade. PUl‘3l'liISel‘S will find
it‘lo lllell‘-iiflvillllllge to buy of me, and have
their spoons liaudsoiiiely el)gl':IVPd and warraiit-
ed, rather than to get them of pedlers. .
’ C. E. DISBEEOW.
in OFFIN PLATES furnislied at short no-
tice. C. E. DISBROW.
WOIJAR and fluid Lamps of all kinds.
h ' C. E. DISBROW.
:h’f.AII,.'_S,.—-,-.500 k'egslI«‘alllR.ivei' nails assorted
from 3d fine to ,7_-inclies. f'or”..-zale b
. V .. & QUINTARD.
, [N pow GL-i's'ss'."—5,oo boxes Fyeiich
, y and American Window Glass’, for sale
at city prices. by-_, . -
‘ _ * 1, STREET A 86 QUINTARD.
.flOES.—50 dozen Tutlle’s'cast steel H093
for sale by the dozen to dealers at manu-
factui'ei"s prices by 7:. 6-
where they will follow?the.wliolesale and re- ~-
tail Groce.'y,aud Commission business. They. .
I ‘=iN‘,si1’i§1iNoE"’Aétiiéir“’7' ~' “’
.A<:i:.i.*1f #03. ran
Mutual-Fire l‘nsu'rance Companies A
and ‘the’. American Mutual
_ Life insurance Company. 4, _
Ufliec at the Store of Jud.so1i{§- Biucllll
NORWALK, Cons. - ‘-
. V A.‘ 1-zgnyingtonf .
General Agent. for procuring Pena.
pious. Bounty Lands, I._5:rtifa,aad ‘Back , L
. .1.’ay- Fr..cn.¢h -Spoliatiom. ..L.¢um 0‘
Patent. _.§-c'., dc.-_
Geongern. Davenport,‘ . :
Attorney and Counsellor =at -law‘-'
' Olficje (W... Side the‘ Bridge,-
’ _No_aw‘.ii.x, jcomv. I ' l
. o. s. I'erry,.« : O ‘.
Attorney and Counsellor at Iii‘
‘Mallory7s. Biiilding‘.
Joins Ans-Hairs
DAGUERRHANROOM
Over 1-‘. St. John’s Store,
' NORVVALIQCT.» ‘
_ Likenesses ‘ .
l]_/hxrrontcd to’ please all good judge).
' Bain’s Merchant’s ..
inseam: OFFICE,
NORWALK, CONN.
In the Post Oflice Building.
as. J GRUMAN,
DEALER IN FOREIGN ANI1 DOMESTIC
c A R P E T IN G
C_al‘I'iai.'e Cloths and trmmngs}
CLOTS, . SSIMERES, l’ES'l‘lNf.lS, , _
Shootings. Plannels, Batts «Ito.
Noi=iwAi_i<, c-r.
Dimon Pinch,
- nizsmza in
Hardware, Cutlery. Iron. Steel. Paints, A
Oils. Freiicli Window Glass and
AoaicuL1'ua.u. Iriri.i:m:N'rg.
l\0R WALK. CU NN.
DENTAL SURGERY
fly Dre. HILL 6:. PITCH‘
opt. over C. J. Grumam Slorb, [bot
lilain .3t., Norwal/c, Ct.
Raymond &. Niead, _
WHOLESALE 65 RETAIL DEAL as
In Grocei-ies. Provlsinns.Flour, Feed, Salt
Fish. Crockery and Glass Wiii'e. Wooden and
Willow Ware. Brooms. Mats. &c.. die.
No. 2 lVater st... Norioal/c. Conn.
F. H: Nash,
IIANUFACTURER or
TIN, Sl-lEl3'l‘ IRON, AND COPPER wAai:s>,
’ EA LEI} in Stoves. Fiiinares, Iron Wirb
and Rods, Bi-ittiiuia, Japan. Wood and
\Villow \Viiros. Knives mid Foiks, Foice
Pumps. Lead Pipe, Slieet Lead. Freencli Bus‘-
kct.s.efc. Roofing and liuuse jabbing done at
short notice and ll)‘ a w0i'kmanIil<e manner.
South Norwzilk, July 1 lth. 1851.
TAYL3a's r.xs1~1—I'51UBLi‘-I
llai Cutting, Dcssing and Shaving
S A In 0 0 N , _
Near the Spring.
."]—‘lH.5.'.\'KFU L for past favors, he hopes by
strict attention to business to merit a con‘-
tiiiuance of the‘ same‘. Paijticiilar attention
paid to cutting inise_es' and cliildren'.s hair in the
latest style. Razors honed in a superior man-
ner. Tricoplierus and l’erfuinery ofall kind!
constantly on hand and for sale. q ,
E?’ Bay ‘Walerof the best kind constantly ah
ha ml and for sale. "
niennowishina-s:nA"i‘ L?
A CERTAIN Coat: ’
EOR DYSENTERY. DlA'RH(EAc
CHGLERA MORBUS. AND ALL
SUMMER COMPLAINTS.
GEO. W. BLEECKER. Prcqiriclor, N. Y.
For Children who are Teetliing. and cimlm
Inliiiiliim. this iiiediciiie .-stands unrivalled. It may
be rise-d with perfect safety both by old and young:
and when faiitlitiilly administered it has never been
lniotvniiiauy case to fail of a speedy cine Uly-
like ollicr Meiliciiiesflt corrects the bowels, and
olioii iii a few lionrs the palicnt is restored to his
uccustoiiicd vigor and liculih. ’ 5
I have used “l3ige|ow’s Alleiafive" in”my family
and have never fuiiiid in o fail, wli_i.-ii":ill other rem-
ediesadiiiiiiislered by. and under direction ofphyo
sicizins have proved iiio=ti'e=ctiiul. Illllnk ita‘ ‘per-
fect corrective lor Dysiiiteric and all bowel‘ edifi-
plziiiits. GEO. \V. BEEBE.
New York. March 22. 1852.
Vl. e can add our llestiniiiny to that ofoiliers of-in
great efficacy in our own case. \v hen prostraied to
an alziiruiiug degree by bowel disease. It was the
only iiiedioine that gave relief, and we now alwnye
keep it in the family. ’
. Edi'or of N. _Y. Baptist Register '
For sale by W.'E. BISSELL, Noiwailk. Ilinfll
Just Received. ,
. _. A large lasnorlnieni of riding and dri-
ving WHIPS. splendid geiitl_emen’s and Indie)’
saddles. trunks. valires. carpet bags. &c.. -Fly
nets and blankets. Also. a splendid lot of‘WelI
made horse collars. which will be sold singly
or by the dozen. Don't forget the old stand. -
_ VVM. B. SW.AN. ’
Hardware,’ Cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils!
' FINCH has now on hand one of thd
I) 0 most exteusiveand well selected assen-
nieiits of foreign. domestic and building hard-
ware. cutlery. iron. steel. paints, oils, French
agricultural iinplemen:s.hay cuttei's.coi'n shel-
ls-rs, &c. all of.wliicli he‘ will sell at pi'ice'sld'e-
fying competition. Also. every description "of
carriage liardwa re,felloes. hubs. spokes, laces,
|inings.patenl leallié-r, &c.all of which lie-sells
upon the principle of “ small profits and ready
sales." ' ‘ "
. The subscriber is also agent for the sale ‘of
Bnsivoll’s Mineral Paint, which is proofaP.IIinsI'
fire,‘ water and weather. and lmcIillng('ilI)l0‘lI
in its color. and is the best. cheapest and most
durable iiiiiienil paint now in use. In fiict,out'
assortment comprises a variety and extensive-
ness that \vo11l(] liafile a det.aile‘d,desci-iplion, not!
we tlierefore would respectfully invitejthe 3?!)-
]i_c to cal and examine themselves.’ ' ‘
Cupg. Napkin Rings, ‘&c., silver ‘mid 4;!!-
fed Folks’. fine pen and pocket Knives, Pofihct
Books, Wallets, Port Monies. di’c._ '
.' ' _ E. DISBROWJ
Hair Brushes. = - I
. LSO, _‘hat,, tootli, ' nail, paint; miioeflold.
' '*other--brushes.-flesh rubbers. combs of ev-
ery variety for sale at BISSELUS. _.
u_owa.a,"j.ha.iiro.'-J ‘ Mutual, wesieiie¢'tor“’ ‘
llliitual, Quincy Mfitiial, and Middlsselx “ '
..1
$tupc fiafniiry iilrp Qiaoobei,
and Aiiici-‘icon window glass--assorted ssiuis. _
..iLv-ea saooxs. Butter. Kn,ives..Silver I
gm.
Norwalk Chronicler