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, MEDICAL ‘1i~iZ<_;'i‘i'i'UTIoN
‘_‘ or Yale college,
r__ HAy§:u‘,.Cou:vi:cTicu'r.
THE course of ‘Le'c'tures commences attitu-
~ - hlly on the last Tliursday of September, and
continues four months. ,
BI£l\’J.\h!lN~ Sii.1.mAN. M. D., LL. D., on
Chemistiy and Pliarniacy. ‘
ELI IV!-I8, M. D., on Materia Medics.‘ and
Therapeutics.
JONATH.-\N KNIGHT, M. D., on the Princi-
ples and Practice of Siirgery.
'l‘i.\io'r_nv. P Bnrzas, M. D., on Obstetrics.
.Cii_._uu.i:s HOOKER, M. D., on Anatomy and
Physiology.
- * Woa'rniNo'ro.\' HOOKER, M. D , on tlieThe-
cry and Practice of Physic. "
Lecture fees, $68.50; Matriculation. $5 ;
‘Graduation. $15. CHAS. HOOKER,
w . . ‘ Dean.
Piano-Fortes.
SECOND HAND FOR SALE.
])‘R‘ICES from $100 to $600,-of New York
' and Boston manufacture. by the best ina-
kers. Any one in Norwalk and vicinity in want
of ii Piano-Forte are invited to call and exam-
ine’ theiii.
"N. B.-—O_ld Pianos taken in excliahge.
' F. H. NASH. Pi'of of Music,
3m*33.... I No. 510 Broome St. New York.
spruce Timber at so Norwalk
_, 150.000 ft Spruce Timber from 2x3 to 7x7.
' .30."_).O00 Plastering Latns.
‘£5,000 Spruce and Pine Pickets,
just received and for sale by ,
L T. L. 6: J. R. PECK.
,. South Norwalk, Aug. 13th, 1852.
Jfietropoiitan Hotel,
—-BROADVV A Y. N E W YORK.——-
. HE METROPOLITAN will be comple-
: ted.'aud opened for the reception of Com-
pany September 1st. Price of Board. two dol-
lars per day.
* " SIMEON LELAND 5:: CO.
Proprietors.
4.-
‘H3’!
Daguerreotype Miniatures
Fl'l"PblD in Lockets. Rings, Pins, Brace-
._ lets, écc. at AUSTEN'S, and warranted
perfect. in every respect.
Norwalk, August 1852.
RRIS TOOTH PAST 3. for polisliing the
teeth, cleansing and purifying the breath,
for sale at BISSELL’S.
ONGRESS \VATER. fresh and sparkling
from the spring, for sale by the dozen or
siugle bottle, at \VEED‘S.
LBS. LICORICE ROOT. just re-
“I ceived at BISSE LL'S.
V ‘HE partnership heretofore. existing be-
tween George Hodges and Stephen Pal-
mer is this day dissolved.
GEORGE HODGES.
Niorwalk, August 4, 1852. ’ It
"ASTOR OIL and Sweet Oil of the first
J quality for sale at \VEED’S.
YARDS 10-4 Superfine Linen
Sheeting, bought: at Auction. HS
slightly wet. received this day a rid for sale at
a real bargain at I\'lOULTON‘S.
Westport. April 19th. 1852.
TEAS.
Fyou want the best tcizs that can be found
in Norwalk, go to G. HOLi\IES 6:. CO.’S
cheap cash grocery. VEGETABLES &
FRUITS also, fresh from New York every
day.
Watches and Jewelry.
US'l‘ rec’il, ii large tl5Siit‘llnéIit of \Vatches,
cheaper than ever ; fine finished warranted
lepine wa tcbes for 5510. Ladies’ ear rings and
drops, new patterns, some vrry rich; every
variety offinger rings.some very small and neat
forchildren.
I shall keep a much lai'ge.i' assortment of
\Vatclies and Jewelry this spring than usual,as
I am determined to make it for the interest of
purchasers to stop at the Normal]: Depot, in-
stead of going to the city. ' Please call at t.he
store of C. E. DISBROW.
D, EAD 64'.-FUL.\rlER’S. Croton Metallic
. Fire Proof Paint.—'[‘his article is ac-
knoivlenged by all who have used it to bits su-
perior to any other Pifnt in use. It is proof
again-.t the action of the weather and fire. and
is cheaper than other paints in consequence of
its taking less oil to mix, and covering much
moi:e.surface. twice as much as some. Give it
a trial. D. FINCH. Agent.
Hats, Caps. &.c.
THE NORVVALK EM PORIUM.
‘HE subscriber having purchased the old
stand of H. C. Randle. is new prepared to
offer as great or greater inducements to pur-
chasers ofthe above named articles, than have
ever before been presented t.o this community.
Call and examine for yourselves.
A D \VID COMSTOCK. Jr.
Norwalk. Feb. 1st. 1852.
> . Books and Stationery
_..AT \VllOLESA'LE AND RETAIL-
LA-KEMAN &. TOM LINSON. No. 13
\Val| st . Bridgeport, Ct.. ai'e dealing
largely in School, Blank _ and I\'Iisceilaneous
‘Books. Stationery and Writing Paper. Our
assortment is complete. Mercliants, Teachers
and otliéi's are" reqiiiesteil to call and examine
our, goods. We are selling Books and Station-
ery at wholesale, at the lowest New Vork
prices. '
Book-Binding of all descriptions done at
short iiolice and in the best manner and at the
|owest"prices. ‘ Town and Probate Records .
made to order.
' BLAKEMAN dc TOMLINSON.
, _J' A WEED,
NO. 5 WALL STREET.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all_lci'ncZs of
‘ Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals. Perfumery,
"Patent M edicines, &c. Prescriptions
iiccuriitelycompounded. Country
merchants supplied with the
- “ best articles on the most
' reasonable terms.
7 w n mssnnn,
I WHOLESALE AND RE’l‘A'-IL DEALER
In Diugs, Medicines. Oils. Dye Woods,
Perfumery, Patent; Medicines. Fancy
Gooils, &c., écc. under the Conn.
Hotel. Country l\'lercliants, ‘
.. I Physicians iind Dealers
' supplied at New -
York prices.
,.,-. , . For Sale.
ONE ofthe most beautiful residences
be,“.,,en N_ York and N. Haven. situated inthe
cam.-3| pact of the village of Norwalk. Will!
House and Barn nearly new. About three
fourths of an acre of ground. will! ""7053 8_"€l'.'/
variety of fruit and flow'ei.s, that can be desired.
For particulars enquire iit this office. 22t.f
N. B. As reference is bad to us, we can say
that itis rare that so desirable and eligible a
place. is ofi'ereil for sale. upon anything like as
low terms.—[ Ed. -Gazette.
ATHS dc P.ICKETS.—l00.0I_)0 Lat.lis.—-
.5,000 Pickets just rec'd. and for sale by
' I T L 66 J R PECK. _
-South Norwalk. May.1852.
. Thomastown Lime.
NIFTY bbls Tlioinast-own Lime for sale by
-A -. 'l‘L&JRPECK.
5°"!!! Norwulk, May 1852. , ._ '
' * -‘~“.- '3.‘ 1' '-:.u ~..-¢_i_ ;‘_-1‘-,.'._-9_r~
Daguerreotypes Painted,
0R'I‘RA1'I‘S and ail kinds of Likenesses
, copiedin the most neat: and perfect man-.
ner at Austen’s Gallery. Persons living at a
distance having Likenesses that they wish cop-
ied caii have them done in-a style warranted to
please by sending to this establishment. _
JOHN AUSTENX
Norwalk, August 6th, 1852.
THERE'S NO USE TALKING. FOR
imvivionm & MEAD,
No.‘ 2 lValcr St.
AN sell Groceries a little bit clieaper than
any other establishment in Norwalk.—
Tlieir goods are selected with a view to the.
wants oftlie market, and with the purpose of
sustaining the reputation which their esl.abli.-:li-
ment has always borne for selling goods ofthe
best quality, C/reaper than any other store in
the county. Their business will be conducted
on the same fair and liberal terms as hereto-
fore: and they are unwilling, nor have they
yet found it. nesessaiy to resort to flaming
bandbills‘, an-‘I gassy adveiti.s.e.ments. to enable
them to dispose of their Goods. Good and
cheap articles ilo not require this.
in the Grocery Line all competition as to
quality and price. from wliatevi-.r quarter, is
confidently defied. Persons purchasing Goods
in this market are requested to give them it
call, and be satisfied of the truth of the above
statements.
Large Sales and Small Profits
is their motto. RA YMOND do MEAD.
Norwalk, July 10. 1852.
For sale.
HAT valuable Mill-seat and Mill. in Nor-
wiilk, formerly owned by Edwin J. St.
John, deceased. It is elligibly located, within
hall :1 mile of the landiuv. Having a saw-niill
at.taclied,it is peculiarly well calculated for any
kind of inanufacturin_i_v business. requiring only
a inodr-rate power. The title is indisputable,
and possession given imniediately. Enquire
of Chas. Osborn, \Vm. St. John, or Butler and
Carter.
Daguerreotypes
F sick or deceased persons taken at their
residence. either in or out oftown.
JOI-1 N AUSTEN.
Norwalk. August 6th, 1852.
Gold Spectacles.
have now on hand ll. good assortment
of Gold Spectacles, made of very fine
bold, light and pleasant to the eye. The glass
geing of the purest quality. will fit any eye.——
Tliese spectacles were made expressly for our
retail trade and will be warranted of the best
and finest quality of gold.
June 18. C. E. DISBROW.
Super Phospliate oi‘Lime,
PREP xaicn FUR Aoaicui.'roa.u. PURPOSES.
ETS supei-ioi'it'.y and economy as compared
with Peruvian Guano are very great. Coin-
parative experiments have b on made with this
manure iiloiigside ofall other known fertilizers
and invariably with results favorable to the Sn-
per Pnospate oflime For sale in lmgs of 150
018- enclhat the State Agricultural VVareliouse,
No.25 Cliff Street.
_ LONGETT & GRIFFING.
N ew York. July 31, 18:32’. 8t3l
Attention!
HYSICIANS, mercliants. manul'iicturei's
and all ot,lie'r.s in want of pure. Dl't]ES, Med-
cines. Clieinica ls. Perfumery. Patent .\Iedicine,
Dye \Voods. Dye Stuffs. &c. will do well to
call at J. A. \VEED'S before purchasing else-
where.
E AIR OlL.—-The ce.lebrated Castor Oil
Elixir or Hair Tonic. recommended by
Prof. \Voinei'sly', wholesale and retail.
C E. DISBROVV.
‘LOCKS.—Some. very fine alabasterclocks
—also a variety of clicap Clocks.
C. E._ DISBROVV.
Graflenberg Co.
HE subscriber has rec’d the agency for this
7 place for the sale of the medicines nftliis
celebrated company D. f.'OMSTOCK, Jr.
- Sugars
F‘ the best qualities, and of all prices. for
sale by G. HOLMES 66 CO.
I"or Sale Low.
FE\V shares of the Danbury 6.: Norwalk
Railroad stock. Enquire at this office.
15 article for blacksmith’s use. j ust. rec'd
and for sale by , T L 6.: J R PECK.
South N0l‘Wtlll{, May 1852.
To Blacksmiths.
TONS Cumbei land Coal. a superior
l4‘X’T Vanilla and Lemon, for flavoring nies,
custards, dcc. for sale at WEEDS.
LD Pliilad. Porter, in any quantity. for
sale at VVEEDS.
YER S Cherry Pectoral. for sale in any
quantity. by J. A WEED.
QUANTITY of coarse Sponges. suitable
fbr washing carriages; also, it fine lot of
bathing Sponge, just received by J. A. \VEED.
A
CCORDIANS. some very fine and cheap,
. at C. E. DISBRO\V’S.
LUID and Campheiie by the keg or gallon
at DISB ROW’S.
RUSI-1ES.—Hair, cloth. tooth, nail and
shaving Brushes, cheap. at
DlSBROW‘S.
‘1'I‘RI(.‘TEST attention paid to watch re-
pairing C. E. DISB ROVV.
AMPHENE, Burning Fluid, Lamps.
Clocks. Looking Glasses. Lamp Glasses,
Girandoles, (Ste. this day received at V
' DISBR(5W'S.
Paints and Oil.
TONS pure white lead.
3 lihds linseed oil, warranted pure.
2 tons mineral paint——fire proof.
Paints of all colors mixed to order. at lowest
prices, by Z. SANFORD.
Westport, April 2.
' AIR O[LS.—-Pure ox-marrow. creain
. lillies. rose hair oil, castor oil elixir, and
a vui'iety of other oifs, sold by
W. E. BISSELL.
Zinc Paints.
THE subscriliers offer a full assortment of
the celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising snow
white. white, pearl and brown. ground in oil,
manufactured-by the " New Jersey Zinc Coin-
pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices. 8
16 STREET :36 QUINTARD.
.-
AY WA'1‘ER, it pure article. for sale at
B BlSSELL’S
‘V HAKER’S Herbs and Extra<_:ls. but UP by
b the Slukers, for sale at BlSSELL'S.
OLORING for Sli'oemal~.er’s use. for sale
by the doz or gallon, at BlSSELL’S.
EER bottle Corks, 500 grass. at
B BlSSELL‘S.
BEAM TARTAR,.500 lbs. at.
C BlSSELL’S.
VAL SODA, 1000 lbs. Just rec'd at
S .
BISSELUS. '
RAPPING PAPER, 500 reams, also
_ lam”. m,d’c,.p Paper, by the ream, at
‘mill pi-'i'cq§—, for sale at i3l§$ELL‘S.
Spring&. Summer Dry Giidds.
ITCHCOCK <56 LEADBE-ATFR. No.
347 Broadway,New York. have in store
one of the finest assortinents in the city of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
suitable for every season of -the yeai-,and every
climate, and would especially invite attention
to their large and elegant stock of * 1
SPRING 6; SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
which they havejust purclinsed for cash, for
nearly half price, and are enabled to ofl“er at
VERY GREAT BARGAINS!
Their stock includes every variety of Silk
Shawls. DeLaines, Barege DeLaines, Chal-
lies. Printed M uslinsf and Lawns, Bareges,
Silk Tissues, Grenadines, Ginghams, Calicoes,
Poplins, Foulard Silks, &c.
M OURNING GOODS OF EVERY KIND.
A full and complete assortment always’ on
hand, including Black Bombazines, Alpacas.
Cli-allies. Canton Crap.~s- DeLain6S. &c--
which parties interested will find desirable.
FANCY GOODS or VARIOUS KINDS.
As plain‘ and embroidered Pocket: handker-
chiefs, Cravats, Gloves, Collars, Mits, Trim-
ming Laces. &c. &c.
A SPLELIDID STOCK OF RIBBON-S.
bought very lo\v for. cash, which the ladies
willfinil desiralile and cheap, and which Mil-
liners will find it their interest to examine be-
fore completiug their purchases.
HOUSEVVIFE AND FAMILY GOODS,
as Linens, Tables Damasks, Napkins, TQW8lS,_
Towelings. Crash. Shi'rtings' and‘ Shootings,
M us'ins, rich embroidered
LACE 56 MUSLIN \VINDO\V DRAPER-
ies in great variety and of every quality and
price.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
A very liiige and complete assortment—as
Kid, Silk. and Thread Gloves; Silk and Sitin-
mer Cravats; Silk and Linen Pocket-liand-
lceicliiefs: Silk, Cotton.and Merino Under-
shirts and Drawers; Socks, &c., at prices
much lower than the some articles can be
found at the
GEN'[‘LEMEN'S FURNISHING STORES
Please call and examine, and if not fonn
desirable and reasonable, you will not be di-d
red to purchase. _
Country Merchants will find it to their in-
terest to look tlirougli our stock. as they can
liere select any article they wish. in any quan-
tity they desire, and at prices which they will
find it an object to purcliaso at. as most ot our
goods are pnrcliasi=d at auction, and are the
best styles, and full 30 per cent, below the or-
dinary jabbing rates. ‘
Terms invariably CASH-—-nfltl only one Price.
HITCHCOCK & LEADBEATER.
317 Broadway. corner Leonard st. N. Y.
VVILLIAMS 6: GUlON'S
Emigration and Foreigll Exchange
GFIICE,
Na. 40 Fulton Street, New York, and 115
I'Va!ci'lo0 Road, Liverpool.
The Old Black Star line of Pack-ets,
.\‘ailin,_r_r puiicluizlly from Livei-pool on (lie 1st.
GUI. 11lh,16l/1. 21st and ‘.2611; 0 each month,
amt! comprise, the folloic'i'ng splendid it/u'.ps:
Universe, Captain Bird. 1700
Jacob A. VVestervelt Hoodless 1600
\Vm. I-latlibone Spencer 1200
’l'iconderoga Boyle 1300
Princeton Russell 1400
Irene \Villiams 1200
Miiiiiesotn Allan 1000
Silas (:‘rrecnmiin Spencer 1000
E C Scranton Spencer 1500
Leviathan - Knapp 1500
\Vm II Harbeck 1‘-‘ltll'::l)€ilI 1500
Guy Mannering Freeman 1600
\Vasl‘iington Page 2000
Eiite,i'pi'ise Funk 1000
Aberdeen Knapp 1000
Richard Alsop Smith 10()0
Niagara Smith 1000
Dewitt Clinton Funk 1300
.\larmion I-ladlcy lO0()
Sandusky Borland 1200
Owego H ubbard 1500
Robert Kelly Barstow 1400
New Ship Edivarils 1750
These Ships arethc most magnificent that
have yet beeubuill. 'l‘liey are coininiinded
by able and cxpi-rieiiced Captains, famed for
tlieir nautical skill and kind treatment to emi-
grants; and their accommodations for Cabin.
SecondCaliiii, and Steerage Pas:-:eii.c:ers, are
vastly superior to those of any other Line.
The Sbip’s allowance of Provisions compri-
ses flour, out-meal, bread, potatoes, peas or
beans. rice and vineg:ii', wliii-li is dealt: out to
the passengers once or twice a week during
the voyage, at the rate of 10$ lbs. per week
for each adult, and half allowance for cliildi'e,n
under twelve years; and in addition to the
above, it fuitlier ullowance., according to a late
act of the Boitish Pa rlia ment. of two oz. lea,
half lli. sugar, and half lb. iu0lasses.lo each
adult. weekly, with three quarts water daily.
In all cases where any of the persons paid for
decline coming out. the full passage money is
:'eturned without any deduction.
Persons residingin the country that desire
to send money to their friends in the Old Conti-
try, and wishing to save time and expense. Cf!"
have it done in a satisfai-toizy, and correct
manner, by enclosing by Post, to the subsoil-
bers, the sum‘ they wisi to send. with the
name and address of the party who is to re-
ceive it. when a draft on the nearest Branch
to their residence will be forwarded by first;
steamer \vitli as much punctuality as if the
person sending it was preseiit, and a receipt
returned for the money by next mail.
for Sale. _
. At Norwnlk. Conn., on the line of the
, "-- New York and New Haven Railroad,
about 2:} hours‘ ride from the City. The prop-
ertv consists of about one half of an acre of
land. a 2% story house. conveniently construc-
ted. nearly new. and containing ten rooms. It
is pleasantly located on elevated ground, coin-
mands ii fine prosper-.t. oftlio harbor and Sound
and within five iniiiiitas’ walk ofthe Chuiclies.
post-office. &c. To persons wishing a i_'e..<i-
deuce in the country, in a good location, with
all the conveniences of freqiient and cheap
City communication, this affords an opportuni-
ty seldom met with. For further particulars
enquire iit this office. or to N'i:wMAiv «St il'ES01\',
No. 199 Broadway, New York.
Garpetings, Oil Cloths, and
A'l‘TlNGS.—A large and lieriiitifiil as.
sortiiient, this day receive.d.=I|Hl fut’-“lie.
oheap by i\iALi.oP.Y 6.’. LEWIS.
Meat Market.
H E subscriber is still continuing his market
Iiusiiiess at his old stand, near the fool of
Mill Hill, where can be found as usualihe most
extensive assortment of meals in town. and all
of the very best qualities. Call and see.
N. WOOD.
Selling of!‘ at cost.
THE remaining stock of Jewelry formerly
belonging to the Estate of C. A. Duratd is now
ofiered at cost.
W. E. BISSELL. Trustee.
Norwalk Apr. 19th, 1852.
Wanted, ~
SITUATION for an intelligent b‘o'y,- ten
years of age, in some good family, where
he would be willing to make hiinsolf generally
‘useful. En:pi_ii'e at this ouice. , ..
. . [.NOR\VALK. A
Tailoring Establishment.
=rl1H.E subscriber would inform his former
friends and customers that he has i'e‘Eaken
his old stand,wliere he is ready to serve the
public in all matters of gentleman's and boy’s
clothing. . Heis satisfied from his long experi-
ence i_n the bus_iness_that he can please all who
may choose to favor him with their patronage.
Cutting. making. «Sac. done at reasonable prices
and warranted to fit. ’ " " “ ’ '
« CHAS. LOCKVVOOD.
Not'walk,Feb. 28. ~ 9
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGES
For Sale Low.
Two or three of the. prettiest and
termsif applied for soon. Ton city gentle-
man desirous of obtaininga beautiful country
resicleuce, this presents a rare opportunity.-—
For particulars‘ inquire of the editor of the
Norwalk azette.
Railroad Watches.
7 HE best. tiine-keepers ever offered in this
market. Blakeinan ck: Tomlinson, 13
\Vall st. Bridgeport, Conn. keep constantly on
hand a very large stock of these beautiful
watches in fine gold and silver cases. Some are
cased in splendid gold hunting cases.
wishing to purcliase it correct time-keeper are
invited to call and examine the watches. Also
to exainino some certificates we have received
front citizens of this and other places who have
bought these watches, recommending them to
the notice ofall who wish a superior watch.
BLAKEMAN 6.: TOMLINSON.
PAPER EVAREHGDSE.
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SW03 ikf H0 Sad .
Coiniinission lllcircliiants,
' - . , i .
No. El Cliff Street, 1\cw Yoik.
ARE soi.i-: AG}-21\"l‘S IN THE U.\'i'i no S'1'A'l‘1-ZS no
Musprattfs Superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers
Russell “ Superior “ "
Geuesee , . “
Rawlins & Son's English Tissue
Cowan 66 Co’s English and Scotch \Vriting do
They are also Agents for the priiicipril Pa-
per Maiiuf-.it:t.iii'ei's in this country, and offer
forS.ile by far the trust extensive and desira-
ble stock of Paper and Paper Manufnclui'e.i's'
Materials that can be found in this or any oth-
er country.
They occupy the large and commodious
\Vare-houses, No. ll Cliff Street, No. 58
Cliff Sire-.e.t. No. 94 Beeknian Street, and the
Lofts over the large Iron Stores, 7 and 9
Cliff Street.
Their business is strictly wholesale. and
§Vi:itiiig Papers are sold by the Case only.
Their exti'aordina.iy facilities enable them
to offer all Goods. both Foreign and Domestic,
at the lowest possible prices.
56
Printing “
Ll
Paper made to ordei, any size or weight.
Liberaladvances made on coiisiguinents of
Paper. Paper Makers’ stock and other iner-
cliniidize.
The highest market price paid in cash for
all kinds of Bags. 17
33383.? Spring Goods.
‘H E Slll)s’Cl'il)Bl‘ would call the attention of
the public to his stock of Dry Goods just
pui'cl'i:ise.il, emliracing styles of all descriptions
suitable for the Spring trade, such as figured
anl plain Poplins, veiy rich C.'is.liinei'es. De
L lines. Gingliam~‘—new styles and very fine
Caliccss. Gloves. Hosiei-y, and a variety of ot h-
ei; Good‘, all of which have been purcliased at
the lowest niarket prices, and will be sold ac-
coidin;1ly. He. has also a fi'L-‘sit supply of
Broadclotlis. Cassimeres and Veslings of all
colors and qualities. which he will cut lice of
em);-,nsn. or make to order in the most fashion-
able styles at prices that will defy competition.
L. I]. RANDLE.
Norivalk. March 20th, 18:32.
‘ .-'4. EEJST RHCEEVEEED.
1‘; A fine lot of new, plain and fancy
Saddles, Bridles, W hips. 'l‘runks,C’iirpet Bzigs.
Valices. &c. &c. the largest and most; beatni-
ful assortment ever ofi'ei‘e.d in this town. Call
and sec for yourselves at B R.-‘.DLEY'S
april, 20.] Under Connecticut Hotel.
NGRWALIE EMPORIUM I
PROVISIONS, AFRUITS,
Vegetables. Fist: of aii kinds.
Clams, fiysters, doc.
As good as the niarket affords. constantly to
be found at. the well known establislniient nl
ALLEN, MEEKER éc CO.
If.-72?’ Goods of the above description received
o'ru'..’_i/, and for sale at wholesale and retail on
the uiost favorable terms.
j,...__._..
q.‘/‘ROSS-CUT and Bu:k Saws filed ‘and set
ready for use,s'iid wart-aiited.f'oi° sale by
D. FINCH.
, Oils! oiis ll
URE bleached sperm. elephant. whale,
lard. neatsfoot. and linseed oils, for sale by
the barrel or retail by y ’
16 STREET dc QUINTARD.
House and Lot for Sale.
A large and convenient. house plcasatitly siliiated
on Fort Point (opposite South Norwalk) with about
one and a It-.il|‘uci'cs ofland. is uliered for sale on
easy lcrins Enquire of J Camp Jr. Nurwalk. or
Henry Camp, '.‘lo1,SlliAvenuc, New York
Jan. 5th, 1852.
AlLS.—-200 kegs cut nails, fl.\‘S\)l‘lP(.l sizes,
for sale by T L 64’. J R PECIL
South Norwaik, May 1852.
‘ HITE LEAD..——-.50 kegs pure Atlantic
' Lead; 5 bbls Linseed Oil. for sale by
T L & J R PECK.
South Norwalk, May 1852.
RICK.-‘—50,000_li:ii'd Brick: 30,000 Sal-
mon do for sale by
T L <55 J R PECK.
South Norwalk, May 1552.
UST REC’D. a large lot of shoemaker.-
leather splitting inachines, by
l~1EDi‘RY HANDES.
WET‘ G-GODS‘.
YA ups of ladies‘ Dress Goods,
in Broadway, for sale cheap at
L. H. RANDLE'S.
Norwalk, April 12.-
Plaster and Gement.
2 BB LS. Plaster and Content just rec’d
South Noi'\valk. May 1852.
and for sale by T L <3‘: J‘ R PECK.
1000
terns and qualities for
PIEOCES Paper Hangings and
sale cheap at
MOULTON’S.~
'Westpott, M arch‘ ‘.22.
LATH just "re-
ceived by , - -
. _ Z; SANFORD.
‘ , Wostpo'rt,Mor¢h . V » ‘ -A i »
.2.~v~
_$’-.7
most desirable residences in Norwalk. are of-'
fered for sale very low and on acconimodatmgv
Persons
dziimiged by water at the late fire '
Bo;ders, a great variety of pat— .
431-
» THE BLOOD is THE i.'i‘i~j
In-the-Langiiage of ‘Scripture.’
1D;r.E-IALSESPS
W "0 '. .
It orest W inc !
From its own merits and great works, this wine
is fast becoming the favorite medicine among eve.
cluss of people. Known as the most efficient rein-
edy for general Debilitv, Nervous Affections. Con-_
siiinptive Decline. Complaints of tl.e Kidneys,‘
Heart, Lungs. and abov'e all for diseases arising
from iuipure-Blood aiidhabit of the S_vsiem, emi-
nent members of;the Medical Faculty have azzuc-_ ~ I
tioned and adopted the use of it.
_ _DR. 1. A. STANLEY,
‘ Acelebrated-Pliysiciaii.inalctter from Prince-
ton. New Jersey. dated November 16, 1849, de-
clams that in all his experience he had never seen
anything to-‘coinpare withthe Forest VViue and
Pills. at the same, time relating several cases of
constitutional Debility and Scrofiilous affections
which it cured in an incredible sborttime. Among
the members of the Medical Faculty of New York
who have witnessed the great results of the For-
est Wine. and recommended it in iiuincrous C0111-
plziints will be found the names of the celebrated
Dr. M. T. Goodman. Dr S I Mott. Dr. L Cheese-
nian. Dr Chilton, Dr Wm Brown, Dr Marvin, Dr
J M Moicau, and others.
TESTIMONY
Oi‘ Johnson Burke, abiglily respectable citizen
of W'avcrly Place. New York;
DRG IIALSF.Y,-—
Dear Sir——l esteem the Forest wine as the King
of Medicines. It has dotie for me in five weeks
what three Pliysiciaiis failed to do in as iuanvye:ir=.
In 1845.! bi-camea victim of the Heart iseuse
and Nervous .~\fic-ctions, which have been growing
on me ever since, until 1 procured your Forest
VVine and Pilis, although I had wasted several linii-
drcd dollars for medical attendance. During the
last two years I was obliged to keep my house
neatly all ofibe time. and gave up business in coit-
sequencc of my ill health. Iliad lost nearly all
hopes of recovery, my complaint was of that. class
under which “nature sinks and life becomes a bur
ihcn.” Seeing your Forest wine advertised I
(‘OI1l.'lll(le(l to gi_ve it a trial. and before finishing the
third bottle I felt like a difI'crcnt person, and was
able to rcsiiine biisincss agaiii, entirely cured by
taking five bottles. For the bcnelilof those afflic-
led with similar complaiiits you are at liberty to
publish this. Yours.
JOHNSON BURKE, \Vavet'ly Place, N. Y.
The following certificate, voluntarily given by
Mr!’ G Miissey, a respectable and well known
citizen of Coboes. New York. is an evidence
which must aemove alldoubts ofllie great cfiicrzcy
oftlie Forest lvineiu GENERAL DEBILITY,
Neiiralgia,Aficctions oftlic Spiucand Kidiicys.
This is to certify, tliatl have used Dr. Halscy's
Farcsl wine in my family who the most entire suc-
cess. My wife was’ badly afilicted with Ncural:'iia2
affection of tbo Spiizeaiid Kidneys, and general de-
bilily‘ She found speedy rcliefand regained her
heapli, by the use oftlie Forest wine.
From my own knowledge ofibis excellent medi-
cine, Icoiifidcntlp recommend it for the good of
()]lIel'S who may ce suficring with similar coin-
plaints° It is the best l'l1r.'(llCllle with which : uni ac-
quainted. and those who are afllicled with the
above, or any spuilizr diseases, may safely rely on
its virtues. E G MUSSEY.
MORE TESTIMONY FROM COHOES.
Dr G Hal-ey.
"Dear Sir——My wife last autumn was reduced to
alow stnlc ofdcbility. My fa oily Physician advi-
sed her to take your Forest wine. Accordingly I
went to Mr ’l_‘err_v’s, your agent for this town, and
procured a bolllc of it which I‘e.~'l0t‘c(.l her in a very
short time to perfect health.
H ISNRY DONALDSON.
Cohocs, April 13, 1550.
The testiinony of iipwards of three hundred in
tll\'ll.lllt|l:‘, some ufwlioiu were afilictcd with dread-
l‘iil?.di.-torilers and con.~id:.-red iiicurable,uiay be seen
at Dr I-I:il.-_=e_)"S principal ofiicc. The following are
some_ of them residing in this city :—
Mr .-\:iron S Sniitli. 107 Prince §t.. office in wall
st., wasloiig severely alilictcd with ii disease of ihe
liidncys and bladder. The best tiicdical skill ans-
wered no purpose. He tried the Forest wine iind
it met l:l.~oC:1$0,ull(I he was completely cured by
the use of four bottles and a box of the Forest-
Pills.
Mr Jacob Bell. f!".El‘Cl‘l:t|)l in Pearl st., was for_4
ycarsa marly r to severe I.‘i.llelll!1:lllC Pains, and could
find no relief until he used the Forest wine and
Pills. and i'ecovei‘ed by taking six bottles and less
than :i box of the I’ill:~'. _
The i'c~.m:;rk:iblc eflicaco ofthe Forest wiiie is
vi-r_\' siril-ziiigiii the. case of the Hon S I Broivu. of
Virginia, who was cured in a few hours time of a
5CVt‘l'C attack of Biiious Dl3ll‘I'l‘.m.'1 and geiii.-i"al pros
lrutioii of lioilily etieigy in a few days time. On
the ari'ival oflqis gentleman in New York in March
he was so \v_cuk and iiervons from the effects of
his illiiess, that he could not write, _and required as-
Sl.<i:llll..‘e to enable bini to walk to his apartmcnt.—
The wine ‘was sent l'o_i". and he recovered by the
use of loss than a bottle of the wine and a single
dust) of the Pills. _
The Forest wine and Pills are recoiiiiitoiiiieri as
an efiiciciit and certain cure in the following com-
plaints": _ _ _
Dyspepsia. Habitiial Cost.ive'ne.s's. Liver
Complaint, Asthma, _ Piles, Obs-tinate
Headache, Bilious Disorders, Pini-
ples, Blotchesand nnliealiliy color
of the skin. Jaunuice, Ague and
Fever.Salt-rlieum, Erysipelas‘
Complaints incident only to
Females. .I.illl1<_7lJlSlllllg
weakiiess.Niglit Sweats
Nervous _Di'.orde.i's.
General Ill Health
and impaired state
of the Consti-
tuiion.
E?‘ Geireral Depot for Halsey's Forest
\Vine, No 25 1-2 Spruce st., New York. 31
per Bottle. or 6 bottles for Twenty five
cents per box for the Pills. _ ‘
F0! sale by \V. E. BISSELL.
,_ _ _ To t1:ePu.blic. _
THE subscriber, ever grateful for past favors,
would sayto the public that we shall try to make
our establislinient worthy of their patronage.--
\Ve have this day returned from the city with
a large stock of new goods. Some very fine
gold and silver watches at a very low ]it'ice‘—
breast-pins. rings, chains, lockets, pencils, &c.;
these added to our former stock will give you a
large assortment. to select from ; we itiircliase
f0l'-CllSll and get a large discount; we know we
can sell a little cheaper than cityor most coon"-
try stores: CHAS. E. DISBROVV.
fihcap Carpeting‘ at 1VIOr.iiton”s
1000 yds super ingraiti and stair carpeting
received this day from auction, and will be sold
exceeditigly cheap.
Westport. June 1st.
_ Window Glass. ‘
E fi BOX IS best FRENCH GLASS,
100 boxes Arnerican do.
all sizes.
for sale very low by Z. SANFORD.
\Vest.poi't, March 29. ’5‘,3. ‘
do
~ Auction. ,
URSUANT to an order" from the Coiirl
of Probate for the District of Norwalk
will be sold at Public Auction‘. to the highest
bidder. on the 21st day of August. A. D., 1852,
at 1 o’clock. in the afternoon. (Unless P|'0Vl-
ously disposed of at private sale.) so much of
the Real Estate of Elijah Reed, late of Nor-
walk, deceased, as will raise the sum of $553.-
48 cts. Sale to take place at the residence of
said dec’easi-id, in said Norwdlli. Terirrs made
known at the time of sale. _ _
- , CHARLES REED. Execu-
- ' ROS\VELL REED. E tor.-'.
Dated at Norwalk, this 14th day of August,-
1852.
Light -! .LzgIit I .
Fresh Stu p"ply"of‘C AMPHEN E, B’ui-'ni‘n‘g
Fluid,-‘und'Plio;~geno,,l_Jy. .._. _ _
=-West;'ioi't, Jan. 3. °-Z‘.“SA'NFORD.‘ '
‘ ‘ ' i
as. - -
t "Cure. of .
NERVOUS DISEASES,
\nd of those Complaints wliirh aiecaiisod by an impaired
weeitened or tiiilieL‘_th_\--condition of the
NEl{\’0US S)_'S'i‘I*3DI',
, This lieniilifui cud convenient application of -the lily!
Ieflullfl powers -of G.-\‘I.VANlS.\'I and’ i\IAGNE'I'l5L\l, hfi
been pronounced by distinguislicd pliysieiims. both in l-Zuropl
and the United States, to be the most _i-alualilc medicinal dil
eatery of I/ie '.-‘igc. '
Dr. aHizisTi:a=s.’c.u.vAriIcf BELT
‘ and
M AG-NE'I‘IC FLUID,
ls agent with the most perfect and certain success -11: I1
casouof ,.
GENEIIAL DEBLLITY.
Strcngtlieiiicg the ivealtened body. giviiig tone to the vat-foul
orgaiis, and invigorating the entire system. Also in FITQ
C-I{:\..\'lI’, I.’AR.ALYSlS and I’.-\LSY, D‘.’Sl"l"‘.PSI_-I or IN
l)lUI'.STl0N, IIHEUi\IATlS.\l, ACUTE and CHRONIC
ll()U'.l‘. El’II.F.I’SY, l’.L'i‘.’1B.-‘IGO. Dl'I.~\FNI".SS, NERVOUG
'I:li ENIOIIS. I’ALI’l'I‘A'.l'ION OF THE l'IE.-ART, APOPLEXY.
.‘il{L'llALGl.l., PAINS in the SIDE and CHI-‘.S'I‘, LIVER
t,‘0.\‘iir‘l..»‘lli‘«".l‘, SPINAL CO.\‘.I’f.Al-.'\"l‘. and cURV'A'i‘1iiun
of the Si’l.\'E, Hll’ COi\ll’LAlN'l‘, DISEASES of {hit KID-
\'r.vs, 'i_J'.:i«'ii:ii:.\*cv or NERVOIIS and l’l_lYSlCAL
l<‘..‘_lt-.‘.1}G'r,endi_ill sizavous DISEASES, which compliiiull
arise lroin one simple cause-namely, ' ‘
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
_ 39- la N511! VOUS C().\fPl.All\'TS. Drugs and Medicinal
iiicirnse the «license, for they weaken the vital energies of
l.he clrcaily prositrntcd 5}-gem; while under the gtrenglh.
ening, life-giving, vitali1.ir.g influence of Galvaniiim. as ap
plied by this licautifiil and wonderful discover‘, the ox-
nausied patient and weakened siifferer is restore loformol
lxnaitli. strength, elasticity and vigor.
The great peculiarity and excellence of
Dr. Ch:-istis’s Galvanic Curatlves,
consists, in the fact that they arrest mid cure disease by
.mIii.-aid .i,~i,ul:'cui[ini, in place of the usual mode of dru gin]
and pliysicliing the patient, till exhausted Nature iiinksiiopec
lossly itndci‘ the infliction.
'i"i'_iey sIrnigi!.cn the whole system. equalize the circiilalion
Hie Iilnml, prunii-to the scc1'e!t'oits. and mixer do the sliglilul
mjiirg uziifer any ci'i‘ciim.v(ances. Since their introduction II
the United States, only three years since, more than «’
60,000 Persons
iiicliiding alleges, classes and cimilitions, among which won
a large number of ladies, who are peculiarly subject In
.‘u’ei‘roiis Foiiiplaints. have been
ENTLRELY AND P1-JRNIANENTLY OURBD,
when all hope of relief had been given up, and every thing
else been tried in vain!
To illustrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT, auppoec
the case of a person aillicteil with that bane of civilization,
l) \'Sl’l~';l‘SlA, or any other flhronic or Nervous Disorder. in
orilmary cases. stimiilimts are taken, which, by their action on
the nerves and muscles of the stoinach, i1i1hi'd teiiipariwy ne-
liet’, but which leave the patient in a lower state, and with
i-.:_jui-ed faculties. alter the action lhus excited has ceased.
Nmv compare this with the effect resulting from the appli-
cation of the GALVANIC BELT. Take a Dyspeptic suti'erer,
urea in the worse eiyinptoina of an attack. and simply'tie the
Bel‘. around the body, uinifg the Magnetic I-‘luid as directed.
In a short period the inseni-sible perspimlioii will act on tho
positive eienient of the Belt. thereby coiising a Galvanic Cih
zuluzion which will pass on to the negative, and thence back
again to the positive. than keeping up a continuous Galvanic
circulation throughout the systeiii. Thus the most iie-rem
casein of l)YSl’i'-ZPSIA are !’I:ZRi\'1ANEN'l‘LY CUREI). A
FEW l‘iA‘.‘S IS ()F'l‘}~ZIi1 AI\ll’l.t" SUFI-‘I011-JNT TO ERADI
f)A'l‘E TI-IE DISEASE OF YEARS.
IlEIi'l'lIilllil.'l"l‘iS fiillll 'I‘llS'I'Iii.0NlilI.3.
Of the most Uni-.‘ioubt.eil Character, C
From all parts of the Country could be given, suflicient to II
every column in this paper!
AN EXTRAORDINARY cast.-
Wlllcll conclusively proves that
“Truth is stranger than Fiction."
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. D‘R. LANDIS, A CLERGYMAN
af'l.\'ew Jersey, of diiitinguishcd attainments and exalted rcpt
to ion :-
Smsi-zv, New Jersey, July 1-2, 1548.
Do. A. H. Ci-iiiisi-ii-:——Dcar Sir: You wish to know of me
what has been the result in my own case, of the appiicaliiifl
of '1‘!!!-‘I GALVANIC Bl:‘.LT AND NECKLACE. My ropX_‘,'
is as folloi.-xs :
For about fu.-mtg years I had been suffering from Dys-
pepsia. Every year the symptoms became worse, nor could
lolitaiii permanent relief from any course of medical treat:
ment whatever. About _fllll.l‘/€271 years since, in consequencl
of frequent exposure to the weather, in the discharge of mv
pnsloml duties, I became subject to a severe Chronic Rheu-
inati.-.:iii. which for year after year, caused me indescribablc
mgnish. Further: in the winter of -'45 and '46, in comic-
qnezice of preaching a great deal in my own and vnrioul
other churclics in this region, I was attacked by the Bron-
chitis, which soon become so severe as to require an immo-
iiiatc suspension of my pailoml lH.lJ0l'S. My nervoiu synod
was IlU1Ui'fl07'0llL’flly priisi'.i‘a!rd, and as my Bronchitis bocuiud
worse, so also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic atl'ection-
thus evinciuv that these disorders were connected with each
other through the medium of the Nervous System. In thfl
wliole pharmacopozio there seemed to be no remedial agent
-.4-hich could reach and recuperate my Nervoiin System;
everything that I had tried for this purpose had completely
failed. At last I was led by my friends to examine your in-
ventions, and (though with no very sanguine hopes of their
cttlciciicy,) l detcrniined to try the eil'ec.t of the application of
the (‘2.\l.V.-LNIC Bl<2I.'i'.‘ AND NI-‘.Cl(I.ACI-1, with the MAG-
Nl-‘.’l‘lC I-‘LUID. This was in June, 1846. To in aiuur
\S'l‘¢'l.’H:ll-Hll-‘..‘\“l‘, is TWO nus av Di-srizrsu lisp ooaiii; iii
>:imi-r nus I was i-:.~i.nsi.i;n 1-o lllZ6l.':II-3 M1 neroui. Luau;
S03 iiiinr. l 51Ni.‘l-20.\ll'i’l‘l-ID A sisrii.: SERVICE or: .H.‘C0lIN'l’ or
[NH I3uo:iciii'ris; ‘Ase niv Ri~ti;i:.\iATic Ari-‘i:c1'ioiv HA1 ll’-
riiu;i.v cr.ui-:o T0 '!'I(0l_‘nl.F. .\ii:. Such is the wonderful and
napp ~ 1'E‘-Eillllil of the experiment. - _, .
I have récoinnierided the BF.l'.’I‘ and li‘L1?lD to many
who have been lll.i‘.‘lVldE suffering from Nouralgic affections.
'!‘he_v have tried them, WITH fl.\l'PV iuzsucrs, l iiiciaiivs, in
i;u:uY cut.
I am, dear sir, very respectfully yours.
ROBER1‘ W. LANDIS.
, DR. CHRlSTlE’S
GALVANIC NECKLACE
is used for all complaints atfecliiig the Tliroat or Head, such
as Bronchitis. lnilaininatioii of the Throat, Nervous and Sick
llooilachc. Div.-/.iiiess' of the fiend,‘ Neiiialgia in the Files,
Bll'l.ZIlI_({ or lioari"n:»; in the Ears. Deafness which is gens‘
rally Nervous. and that distressed coinplaiut, culled Tit
Doloreux. .
I Palsy and Paralysis.
All pliyslcians ackiimvleilge that these terrible dices!!!
are-_cniiseil by a ilq/ioiciicy of Nervous Energy in the affect!‘
liinbs. Dii. i.‘-iiimri-ii:‘s Us vaiiic Articles ‘will supply {hit
;leiicient power, and a dtiinplete and entire‘ cure is‘ ind
elfectcil.
1600 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
have lJ€t‘.'X1_._|’€pCl:l€(I. to Do. Ciiiu.-rrii-: and his Agent: with]?
the last two years, which have been entirely restored.
{i‘G- CA P. .-\$:niiir.\v J. F. Tosiits of Brooklyn, N. Y., had n6
been able to wall: 8. step for near {our years,- and was so help
less that he had to be fed. The most celebrated liysicianl
gave limi up. in five days after he doiiiinencei weiirin
the I;Al.\‘.\.\'lC Bi-:i.1', Ni-:ci<i..\ci-:, AND I5llA(.'r2l.}2"‘S. he walk
across the room, and in three weeks he. had perfectly In
covered his health. Captain’ Tomes is seventy years of ago.
on. ci-iRis'i‘ii-:’s
GALVAN IC BRACELETS
.-Ire t'oni_id of vast service in cases of Convulsiomi or I-‘it
spasmodic Cdnipluints, and general Nervous Afitairtiotii o
the [lead ciid upper extremities. Also in Palsy and Paralysis,
and all diseases caiised l: ' it dcficicnc ' of pn\\'p,f 33- Ng;-gnu.
Energy in the limbs or otfier organs 0 the body’. ‘
Tic Iloloieuidzmd Neuiislgfa.
These dreadful and agonizing complaints are :'1.vmedi'a(eu-
relieved by the application of the G.|l.V.‘..‘fl€ Brzixr. Nircxucl
AND FLUID. The Belt diffuses the l-Iiei-.n'icil.y through tho
system; the Necklace has a local effect, and the Fluid' act!
directly upon_ the -.il‘l'ecteil nerves. in these distressing afllio
lions the application NEVER FAILS‘.
FITS AND CONVULSIONS.
These alarming and terrible complaints are always came:
by a i1craii_.gciiieiit of I/ic Nei're.9. The Bi:i.1', l3n.ici:i.i:Ts AND
Fi.cin will cure iiearly every case, no matter how young or
old the patieiit, or how confii-med the complaint’. Nnmeroifl
and astonishing proofs are in possession of the proprietor.
313- Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the count
of‘ the most extraordinary cliarncter can be given,’ it’ require .
. No tro-able or inconvenience attends the use" of
DR. CHRISTI ."S G.I9LV..9NIC ./IFITICLES, and they
may be worn by the most feeble and delicate, with perfecl
ease and safety. In many cases the aensi_iti5on- attending
their use is I:-ii-_,vIiIy pleasant and agreeable. '.l'l'.‘ay an be son-
to any part of the country.
Prices :
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars,
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Bach,
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar. .
05- The articles are accompanied by full and plain dliret
lions. Pamphlets with full particulars may be had of (H '
Iutliorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION. _
%- Beware of Counterfeit: and (Von-llilzn Imirationt.
D. o. MOREHEAD, M. 1).,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED 8TA'I‘E$
132 Broadway, New York. -
For sale by J. A. \vi«;ia‘,D.
;’ 2 Powder &. Shot. .
‘ UDSON &_BlSSELL have a large lot of
Powder and Shot of all kinds, and fog plvj.
in‘ any quantity. ~ --~-- -~-
Norwalk Chronicler