1;’
W-n~—
1 ‘Iieuimn
/K, ' QUI:‘.1_BY 6: SON. No.13? East
6; -27th_ st. New York. are prepared to fur-
ni-ili and affix to buildings their improved light-
niiig. rod ; in a neat and permazient manner. and
oi. tt,!'e‘:iS‘0!!tiiJl6 price. V These rods have been in
i.~.-iigtseventcenyears, and have never failed to
n5E‘.ii°d complete protection to the i)lJllCllli_9.B on
irliicll they have been placed. Speciinens may
i:-.1-seen on the houses of Messrs. A. E. Beard
at "N_oi'wall<: .~‘runcis Burritt, VVest.port; N. P."
i“.l_;e. Soniliport ; John Buckingham and J.
tzlturges. Fairfield, and many others in various
§.>ttl'l’.S‘0i the State. They have also been placed
ii-i._. some of the most splendid buildings in New
'*:"orkaiidvicinity. Circuliiiscoiitainingfiirthor
‘mfoi-iiiation may be obtained at the oflice oftliis
4in,.,.,l7_
_ - _‘wm§’.g_ .' ._;‘::
*~i§i'.‘~~'Y _ __ ; Haven Railroad.
SUMMER AiRRANGEMEN'I‘.
Coltlllll-2NCli\'G MAY 3. 1852.
Leave N orwalk for New York.
$1 pecial Train 6 o'clock A M
4 fommutation 6 38
Accommodation 8 9
\ u 10 50
Express , 2 91 P M
Accommodation 5 35
idxpress 9 53
Leave VNorwa_lk for New Haven.
Accommodation train 9 o'clock 13 min A M
*- 1 36 P M
Express 5 35
_ .-'\ ccoinmodation 6 15
.(Ioinmutation 7 43
Express trains \Vest stop only at Standard.
Leave New York for Norwalk.
j .-’-gccoinmodatiou train 7 o'clock,A M.
" 11 30
iixp as 3 30 P M
_ Special 3 50
. l-it-:pi'ess 4 15
vitfioinmutation 5 30
,_ ‘ I Leave New Haven for Norwalk
(foininiitzition train 5 30 A M
At-coiiiinodation 7
“ 9 35
« Express 1 15 P M
‘ ;~\_i:coiiiinodation 4 20
Express 8 50
‘ ' GEO. Vt’. \VHlSTLER. Sup‘t.
DANBURY 65 N().R\VALK
Rail Road Arrangement,
Coinmeiiciiig June 21st, 1852. Trains will
-rim as follows until turther notice : Leave
T_).ii1bui'y at 6 45 A M with passengers oiily.
“ 3 [5 P M passengers and freight.
RETURNING. will lmve
SoNorwa1k at 9 I6 A M i ussengr-.i's and fi-‘ht.
“ 5 40 P M |}i‘ISSE.\l)g(‘~1'S only.
The 6 45 A M train from Danbury connects
zit. Norwalk with the 8 00 A M train to N York
Pissengei-s going east: can leave Norwalk at
9 E3 A M.
The 3 15 P M tr.-iin connects at Norwalk
Wiili the 5 35 accommodation train to N. York,
zm-i’ the 5 35 cxpress train to New Haven.
i’asseiigers from New York will leave at 7
ft 3.1 ‘and at 3 30 P M to connect with trains on
$523.1 road.
152?/‘F Stages will be in readiimss on the arrival
o" the trains atthe Rirlgclield Station to convey
«.r.sengers to Ridgelielil village. Lewisborongh.
HARVEY SMITH. Sup’t.«
£*.1,._
P.'e-i.v,S1srir..g Goods.
7_"'.i"US'l‘ received a large supply of new goods
6.39’ Those in want of liargziiiia, will do well to
c. -vi,lsoon.. MA LLORY 6.: L E\VI‘S-
- Great Mass Gathering at
. GR§J'l%E£iifl‘N’S
1 d. s s d $5: e
. 5.
t it Jtist Received!
'.’i‘l1c Eiargcst Stock
‘=9/' ‘Fancy ‘W3 Stcplle Dry
floods, .aIf_7)7"ices poifectly astoiz islziii g
In, fact, some Goods are almost
E '
éiszven Away.
0.27‘ a_sso2itmen.t of DoLczines, Cash-
m.r31°os, Alpczccrzs, Popliizs, Pcmian
}.}oLaines, T/ziliet Clot/i, Zlferino,
and other DRESS GOODS was
never as good at presonzt.
smr Stock of Dress Silks is Immense.
r iiisistiiigtif Black and Colored, Figui'ed and
i’3ain, in all and every variety. Our stock ol"
:35-sad Cloths, Cassiinei"es, Satinets, Vest-
inggs and all other goods for Men's and Boys‘
~.»-epris larger than ever before oll'ered. ]n
fict. Ladies and G~eutl(>im=n can find any and
every article wanted for Dress, Use. or Oriia-
ms-.rit.iai'iil at. prices that; would astonish all, and _
DE FY COM PiCT1'[‘ION. Also. the Largest
.'~’roc_k of Domestic Goods ever ofiiu'ed. and by
all odds the cheapest Don't forget, the
“‘CV1o'l. Bridge Store”
13 the placefor BARGAINS .' .’
0- Jo GRUMAN
Norwalk, Sep. 1, 1851.
5 oo 'I‘v':ZE.’PI WANTED
- Not to work upon the
i1 Road!
But to purchase their
§;’3°°ER=lt "
At the CHEAP CASH STORE ofthe su-b-
"iher where a saving is made sutficieiit to pay
7... t_.9t)_1l1iieS travel. Call and prove the truth
at Z GEO. \V. SMLTH‘S.
South Norwelk. Dec. 26, 1851..
‘ A. smacnczs. t I
Eon}: Setter and Binder,
E AS just returned from New York with a’
_ ' new iindviiitiabie colleetioti of Schoola nd
i\.I_iscell:_i_iieo.u~s Books. A lso,a to rge assoi'tineiit
oi Stationery,iiicluding Blank Books.l?oolsc:ip-,
cotter, and Note Pa per, envelops. Slates. &c.‘,
which he',will"s_ell cheaper thanthey can be
buiiglit for at any oitiier store in this vicinity. "1
2-r?Books of al'l1kin.ds, bon;n4.l'in bis‘ usual-l-y
mu flndvdfllltlblfi style, at extremely low rates;
“."-‘-.3-_.-!‘§_"l‘l.,.£tl_£§i.1}.§.§.~'gi_ve2n.t¢'1.iill._ V « - i j.’
.,_.._-V .
, . .
s .2.
.. -1‘.l.i~1“.3.\.’v"«1:-11?‘-"?.»!“'R0-VI.t!‘.‘.'**3‘l"XORKL .
'!7¢”‘1\?o_rwa1k do Danburv! ..
L. . 3 \'\’:.V _‘..\ > I ‘
' THEST R PACIFIC, l
- Capt. R. W’. Fowler.
V ILL commence running, in connection
with the Danbury Q-Norwnlk Railroad.
touching at South Norwulk. on Friday. May
128th. Leaving Norwiilk every day, Sundays
excepted. at 81A. M. Returningz. lfinve Peck
Slip 6VB|iy~flll(‘l'l'100l] at 3 o'clock. P. M.—-
F'i'e.-iglit ta ken on reasonable terms and iit.tcnded
to pi5oinptl_y by agents on each end ol the route.
-Fare 50 cents.-—For passage or freight. ap-
ply‘to the Captain on board, or to Sexton
\Vebb, 112 South st. -
Norwalk, May 27. 1852. ~
Looking Glasses, Willovv VVare szc
E QUINTARD 66 SONS have at. their
0 ware-rooms ll 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 bureaus
dluin dressing bureaus. common bureaus of 1
prices, some as low as $5 50. Mahogany. bl'k
walnut and maple bedslenrls of various patterns
and prices. some as low as $2 ‘.25. P:itentbed-
stands that can be put up in three minutes and
without a key. Maliogany, curled maple. b"k
walnut. kitchen and wind.-oi'chaii°s. Children's
table and low chairs. \Villow waggons. cra-
dles and chairs. Looking glasses of all sizes
and pi'ices. from 25 cents to $l0. Spring imit-
resses the best. and clieapest beds in existence.
VVe will deliver any t'i.irnitui'e purchziserl of us
(to the amount of$10 or over) in New Canaan.
\Vilton or Darieu free of charge and free from
damage.
Ready Zl/Iade Coflins.-—\Ve have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 coffins of maliogiiny.
black walnut. cherry and ivliitewood of all sizes
and dcscripticiis, which can be furnislied at a
few minutes notice. \Ve also furnish shrouds
and everything iiccessiiiy for the intei'ment ol
the dead. and will see to the digging ol’ graves
when i-eqniested. V/e will attend funerals in
New Canaan, \Vilton or Dai-ien. without extra
cliai-,r_re. E. QUINTA RD <5: SONS.
N. B.-—Persons wisliing to purchase burial
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may make ap
plication to us. / 45tf
A Ni-‘.\V MODE 0}‘ si-:'r'i'i:\'G
Artificial Teeth!
HE uiidei'sigiieil has invented and patented
ii c0l‘l1[)0l]ll(ltll'ill1Cl%ll basis for setting teeth.
qy which the process is rendered much niore
simple and easy than lie-i'etofoi‘e——ziiiil reduces
the mrpcnse about one-half. The process is
entirely new, and as beautifiil as his simple and
ecoiioiiiical. Eiilirc sets can now he furnislied
for $50; upper sets for $25. rnd partial sets in
proportion. A. HILL, D. D. S.
Norwalk, Nov. 10th, 1951. 45tf
For. Sale.
A small farm situated in Darion near
the Brick Church. an-". within five minutes’
walk of the Depot, \\llt’.l'P. five or six trains of
cars stop daily to and from New Yo2-k-—coiisist-
ing of a good two-story dwelling-lioiise, barn
and cow liouse. and other out-bizildiiigs, with
lbur acres of first rate land and in good condi-
tion. On said place tliere is good ()l'(1lltll'(l.~l of
gralietl fruit. lt is plezisaiitly locaicd.nnd Wt’-ll
wor h the attention ol any one wanting: a place
of that. size. It will be sold and is well wortli
the money. For fnrtlier |)2ll'll(.‘l.lllll‘£~‘ enquire
of \V. \Vhitiiey 55 Co. oi of G. Mather on the
corner by the meeting-lioiise.
N. 3.—ll' the above propei'ty is not sold by
the lirst of April it will then be rented.
Darien, Feb. 26, 185?.
5- / _ ,/
elfiictti .’ 6/EL-‘§i?€E§ .7
At the New Most Iitlartzet.
‘9 U E Subscriber has just opened it i\larl.et
ziiljoiiiirig the store of Lockwood. l'illl_£,{lll
& Co. for the coiiveiiience oftlie people ol'tb'is
viciiiity. and by ronsI':_int attention and every ef-
foit to please his custoiners, he hopes to share
the public patroiiage.
1’. S. 'l’lie very best qualities of meat only
will be vend:-d at this P.Sitll)ll$ltll1f‘l1T. and every
illlt"ll1l0Yl paid to clenlincss. a matter too much
overlooked at most markets.
B. ST. JOHN.
lit‘
Agent
lflll
E. G. WARREN
Cabinet Ilia/cer and U/irlorta/.'o7' .’
(Two doors cast of the Bank.)
b'TAi’iI£"ORD, CT.
H.-\V1NG recently conniplcted an
extensive alteration and iinprove-
men! in his extablisliiiient, and ex-
tended the coiiipass of his liusiiiess.
would rc.s'poc,tl'iill_y inl'orni the iiiliabi-
touts oftliis and the adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly iiiz1iiuluctui'-
lug every des::i'iptioii of
CABINET ‘EWARE
iz; a good and Q0119-l‘&ll variety of
Bradsteads, Tables, l'Vasiisla7uis, Scorcmiics
Biu'eai/.3, Sofas, .§~c. .§~c.
made of various kinds of wood. and seliiiig at
prices whicli cannot fail to suit the purcliaser.
Also. a variety of CH’/1 [HS——haii', cane. flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers ofevery style.
H oust.-liolill'ui'nitiiieof any description manu-
'lCil.ll(-H110 order at short notice on the most
3tlS0m]l)l8 terms. Also a very extensive as-
)rtmeiit of
zifaztresses, Paliasses, Patent Bead-
steads, (Sic. U6.
Phat can be set. up and taken down by any one
u less than two minutes.
He has also :1 ha iidsome assortment of the
nut fasliioiiable styles of
0
Ibooflzniogr Gflossee,
which he will sell as cheap as can be bought
an y wliere.
He is also prepn red to furnish
CQFFINS, SHROUDS. CAPS, SCARFS. &c.
ofevery (leS(_,‘l'll)llOll that may be desired. or
that can be obtained in the city ol New York
at ii inoments wariiin_s:. day or night, on the most
reasonable terms. He is also prepiircd to l'ur-
nish llP.tll‘S8S. carriages, see to the diggiiig ol
graves. and to attend to any other ii ri'aiigc=inent
that may be wisliod tor the fniierul procession.
&c. Those who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased friend sevi-.r;i| days, canihe fiii'uisbed
with anice box in which it may be preserved 21
week or longer if necessary.
E. C. WARREN.
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851.
i For Sale,
VVITH immediate possession. a good
if
' l\'1lTi with water power on an excellent stream.
with a coiiveii~ietit House. Barn, and 14 acres of
land, situated about 7 miles from Norwalk or
Stainfoid. For particulars enquise of S. E.
UL M.S'1‘E.~\D. or JOHN BATLEY.
Norwulk. May 24th. 1851. gut‘
Steady Made Clothing.
THE subscriber has onliiiiid and intends
keeping a‘ good assortment of Reiidy_ Made
Clothing 0 tail kinds. 4
of Cloths, Cassinieres. and Vestiiigs, whit,-lri
he will make up to order in good st_yl;e aiidzat
short notice. ,‘ i . I .
. -3 B. P-ni'tic-i.li_1r_i_1tten.tion paidto cutting-..
. . . rrHo.ivtAs RILEY..-
4..Kuwait-vFeh-..8§-i~1eax- - ~
1.
.9_.:'.'
‘ .
Also, a good assortinent,
-1..’
4:7
351;!!! Ne s'rooK
Cheaper than Ever
H E subscribers have just received, and
, shall keep constantly on hand one of the
liu-gest assort ments of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
for Spring and Sninmerwear. ever brought. into
this town, which will be sold clieiipei-Ilia u ever.
tf LITHAUER dc TURK. _
. 3. M. Smithis Marble Yard,
Near the Bi-iclge, Norwal/c. Cami;
EPULCI-1 RAL Mouuiiients and Grave
S Stones of every variety of patt'erns, and of
the most skilful workmansliip. The best as-'
snrtment. of American and Foreign L\Ia'rble,
kept. coiistdiitly on hand.
Persons wishing to procuie .\'Innnments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,areinvited to cal land
give a personal inspection of his material and
workmanship, as this will be more sati.~if'actoi'y
than to purchase ol'Ageiits without. anopportu-
nity oftesting the quality ol the article con
trncted for.
E?3=T'll8 Letteringand Ornamentalwork is
executed by an experienced worknian and can
wiirraiit it. to give entire satisfaction.
May. 1852.
Satidie so Edarness
iii %
HE subscrilier gi':itefiill_
the liberal piiti-riiiiige bestowed on him the
past, five years by the citizens of this and the
adjoining towns. and would inforiii them that
he has constantly on hand a large assortm<=.ntof'_
Saddlas. Harness, Trzmks, Va[~ice.s,.
Cczrpez,‘ Bags, i'V/zips. dye.
which he will sell muizh less than can he pur-
chased i-lsewliere. The best of iniiteiirls me
always used and perfect satisliiction uuarantied
on all work executed at this establishineut or
the money returned.
VVe have now on hand and are inaking‘
up to order. several sons of very light ii nd tasty
double and single HARNESS, which will be
found superior in neatness and beauty of finish
and workiminsliip. to anytliing ever exhibited
in this inurket helore._&73
Spec-z'rI,l artrntzmi paid to Rrpai'.7~z'ng, u-/iic/L
will alirrig/s be done’ at the .~/i.orle.<l notice
an-ii in the ’II€/,.'.[L’.\‘l 721./.1-ll7I.P7'.
Q1:-”‘*;=°.ll‘lSi. call and sec yourselves.
F. BRADLEY.
april 06] Under Coiiiiecticut l-iotel.
‘J
1F;‘«*i'o:twa1Ii.~s. tr3.i‘l’.e.s‘.'i.:=.e.=-.*~.=-:2
.2’
.-Voxzf a"oo7' i‘o Dczr2Z)2u'_z/ cz7i.(l.7Vo1"waZ/5
Ilailrood Depot.
‘try NE oftlie iiiostsplcmlid and v:iric:lassoit-
:7 inents ol‘ Goods and \‘v'ais-si in the al;ovs-.
line. ever semi in this part of the County can
now be lound at tlieold and well known standol'
W "t >
out
Cw’. .- .~.i1 A
8... -.1. *i.~.i gs V22: 5?‘-
. s J
( Opposite Z/ti’: ]".’orzL'o//z Iio/cl.)
\Vlio is ('()llfi:l(‘l1i that the repiitiiiioii he has
ttl3f,’l.lll':”(l in his liiisiiioss is u sialiiizii-rit _gi.iarari
tee-. to his old c-iistoiiiers and the pnb‘ic of the
supeiiorily of woi‘kinaii:~'liip ind I)PtIill."S§ ol
llt"Sl;'1l1 and finish ofall iiiticlcs ptirc|ia<eil at his‘
store. pi-ul'ei'i'ii'ig that his woik slioiilil pr~§.iso
llllll rather than to trumpet: abroad his merits
with his own lips.
Ei;c7'3/ czrticlo in his line fllarle or
lfcpcii/‘er! at line .9/ioifest 77ot2'ce and
upon the moszf 7'ea.s'o7zabZe terms.
may 8. 18:32.
N E W YORK
Cabinet, fitiair, and
Bcdr‘.-iiig Ugiliclstciy Efsizibiisizaicnl.
AT NEW’ CA1\'i‘\AN, CT.
HE proprietor of the above is prepnrr-d to
execute any thing belonging to either of
the above. l)ll.~'.llH’!~‘S, and keeps on liarid liir sale
at low prices l)t’(l.<if“3l(iS l'roni $1 75 cts to 554 '75
of iiuiple, «fa-.; cottage B walnut tioni 558 to $14
—iiia'no;iiiiy from $8 to -‘§%.'3l) ; bui eons froui -354
to -“.59. inalioaany front; all inaliogany extra
from $59 to $35 with iiiarhle top ékc; rule joint
tea tables from $2 50 to $4; iiiulin;1an_y do ii om
$5610 $230; cliairsliinni 37-is ct.- to $8 e:ich;sta,iirl.<
and wash stand lroin $1 to $14 ; Sfililtfi .\‘[|l'll'l}1
St'tliS and liairclolli covered froui $19 to $90;
iiiiittw-sso-s l'roin $1 ‘.25 to $15: (20lYili)l'lr’l‘S froiii
81 75 to $2 75; feathers very low ; lY‘ltlill‘9.~‘§-‘PS
ol'sti'a'sv.tea grass, patent prep-aieil corn liusk.
cnrle-rl gr-ass, curled linir &c.. and everylliiiia
ever \\-"isli(=d for at equal low prices at least ‘.35
per cent less than can be obraiiaeil PlS(-3Wl)(’.l'e in
the country, and evmylliing sold at his estab-
llsl1lllf‘lll is wairaiited to be what it is sold for
A lot 01" cottage bed posts for sale , a constant
supply on hand; dealers supplied at reduced
prices. 'l‘iiriiii'ig (lone neatly.
N B—1~’.eadyma(le cofiiiis constantly on hand
of all sizes and qualities at low price;<. and will
attentl to the digging ol' graves and will fiiriiisli
e.verytliinf_v lH?(ZPSStll‘_V for the interiiieiit of the
dead. Funerals will he am-ind:-cl with a licarse
din uiieqiialled for respect, free from extra
cliiirges. » New York (‘aliinet and Upholstery
Estnblisliim-iit. New Canaan, Ct. 43
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New Marble Yard. -.
HE subscriber liaviug opened and furnish-
ed ii new Marble Yard in Norwalk,near
the head ol Main street. would respectl'ul|y so-
licit all to favor him with u call. and exaiiiiiie
his stock and workinanship. He intends hav-
ing on hand constaiitly a full assortment of
Aniericaii and foreign Marble, and the work-
imansliip of. a superior style. Monuments,
'l‘oiiibstor.cs. counter and table Tops,&c., &c.
fni iiished at the shortest 0l(l(:’l' and on i°easoii-‘ ‘
able terms. _ V A _ JOHN H. WEEKS.
'. Norw‘alk,. Nov. 5th, 1:85]. - , 45
“for Sale.‘ ' ,
At. Noi-walk. Conn.. on the line of the
. . New York and New Haven Railroad.
about. 2;} hours‘ ride from the City. The prop-
‘I
,_ .. '7‘.
land. a ‘A story house, conveniently construc-
' ted, nearly new. and containing ten rooms. It
is pleasantly located on elevated ground, com-
mands a fine prospect. ofthe liiirlioriiiid Sound
and witliinvfive minutes‘ walk’ ofthe Churches.’
post-office. &c. .'l‘o persons wishing a resi-
dencein the country,in a good location, with
"all the conveniences of liequcnt. and cheap
City communication, this alTords an opportuni-
ty seldom met with. For further particulars
enquire at this olfice. or to Ni-zwiimu dc lvusox.
No. 19!) Br)adwny,iNe‘w York. i
WILLIAMS &. GUlO.\i’S
"Emigration: and Foreign: Exchange
GFFICE,
Na, 40 Fulton Streeif,1“fczo York, and 115
l'Vulc/‘Zoo Road, Liverpool; .
The (Bid Biack Star line of Paéitets,
_s'gi[i-n_i_r pimctual/y from Lire?‘/iool on (in: 13!,
6/11.. 11!/L. 16111.. 213! and 26th of each month,
and coiiiprise the _/allowing splcnc./.2'd ships:
U])ive|'fie, Captain Biid. 1700
Jacni) A. \Vestervelt Hoodloss 1600
‘VIII. Rathbone .Sl)PI1Cel' 190“
'l‘icondei-ogn Boyle 1300
Princeton Riissell 1400
lreno \Villiams 1200
Miiinesota Allan 1000
Silas Gi-eenman Speiicet' 1000
F. C Scranton Spencer 1500
Leviathan Knapp 1500
‘Wm H l-larbeck iilar.-hall H300
Guy M a onering Fi'eeman 1600
\Vtl.'~lllHglOl1 Palglo Qllllll
l*‘.iitei'prise Funk 1000
Ab.-rde-en Knapp I000
Riclin rd Alsop Smith 1000
l\'iagura Smith 1000
Dewitt Clinton Funk 1300
.‘darmiou Ilutllcy l000
Saiidnsky Borlaiid 1‘2llll
Owego I-1 ubba rd 1500
)\Ul)(-‘ll Kelly ' Fitll'n'l()\‘J 1400
New Ship Edwui'd.~i 1750
Tlicse Ships aretlie most inagniticciit that
have yet. l)PPlll)l.lill’. 'l‘hcy are coiniiianded
by able and F.‘i|)o?l'l2‘!lC9fl Captains. laiiicd for
their niiutical skill and kind lrcatoient to emi-
grants; and their iiccoiiimndutioiis for Cabin.
Seoonil Cabin, and Stet-ra-e PllS.~'(’,lI,‘_'l:3l'S. are
vastly 9ll})(’1'l()l' tn those of any o*her Line.
The Ship’;~; zillowanrro of Provisions coiiipri-
st-s flour, out-meal. bread, potatoes, peas or
beans. riceiiud vinegar. \\'l]lt'll is dealt; out to
the p:isseiigei'.~ mice or twice a week during
the voyage. at the rate of 10!; lbs. per week
for each adult, and half allowiiiicol'oi'cliildrcn
llll(i(~'l'i\\’PlV(’- years; and in addition to the
above. a f'.ivtliei' allowance, according to a late
act of the Boitisli PHl‘llilmHlll. of two «.2. Nut.
hall‘ lli. §l.l$1:Il'. and half lb. niolassrs. to each
adult. weekly. with three quarts \\'IllJt’-l' daily
ln all cases where any of the parsoiis paid for
decliiie coining out. the full passage money is
:‘eturned without any dctliictioii.
PHl.“0l1Sl'(:'Sl(ill1.‘_{1l1lilfl country that d-=.=ire
to send moiiey to their friends in the Old Conu-
try, and wisliiiig to save time and expeu=~:(-*. can
have it done in ii Stlll$fv!l'iOi')', and correct
ll‘.tl:ill("l'. by ens-.lnsin:_§ by Post. to tho $tll):3Cli-
bi-r.-. the spin tlwy wisli to send. with the
ll:Ili1F‘-lHl=l ailih-cs- of the party who is to re-
ceive it. Wilt’-I’! a drali. on the llGHl'f‘Si liriiiicli
to their i'es'i«lenco will be forwarded by first
sic-.iiiim' with as niucli [)'.'ill€'i,titllli_V as if the
pr-rsoii .<€'?!('i-lr1..‘_‘_Ill was pr<>.-cent, and ii receipt
returiic-d l'or theiiioiiey by next inail.
‘£°.%.°$‘
-5
--c-7;
RM.‘
For the Cure of
com:-Hzs, corms,
HOARSENESS, BRON-'
GEITIS, «moor, ASTH-
IVIA, WHOOPING-GOUGH
AND consurixrwxoxsr.
This reineily is oliiered to the coiniiiiiiiit_y with
the coiilidcuee we feel in an article which -‘9ltl0"l
liiils to realize the happiest t-fliicls that can be de-
sired. So wide is the ticld of its Itscfitliiess and so
mmipmsis the (,:.ls(.S of its cares. that aliiio.-'t every
section of the l:oiiiitry aboiiiid.-' in P8!‘-*~"”"‘v l"'l’llC
ly known, who liiive been restored lioni ala‘ining
and even dc.-‘pcratc ilisca-cs Or the liiiigs, by its
l"l~-". When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind, is too :ippai'cnt to cs-
;-e.rvaiion, and wlierc its virtues are known,
\
cape ol
the public no longer licsitaic what antidote to cm-
plny for the ilistreasiiig and daiigcrous :liYl’Ciit)ll:* of
the piilmoimry orgaiis. whicli are incident to our
c|;,,,,.p,, And not only in the l’ormidablc attacks
upon the lungs, lint for the inildcr varieties ol
Coi.n.<. COUt.Hs, H0.~\RSl-ZN}-l.~‘.~‘, Cara, and for Child-
icn it is the ple.;:saiilc..'-rt and .<:ii'c.~t iiicdiciiie llfill
C~.lll he obtained. No {iimily should be without it,
and those who have It.-‘ed it. iievcr will.
Read the t)l’)illl“ll or the t-»llo\\"ing GPllli€lll8l‘l.
who will be i'iico;:iiize«l in the Villl-ills ‘st-ciioiis of
country \\llt'l'P. tlie-y are lm.'—'il¢.‘tl—-"II"-ll "ml 7'” ‘*9
incr(:luiiit.~‘. ol' the first tflilis‘ and nl'lll" lll.=-'l‘9"[ "'l'”"‘
n.-,-ti-.r-—as the olde.-:1 and most exteiisivi-. \Vliole.~':ile
I)¢g:|l91'si|| Meiliciiic “at. an experience un|iiiiile_d
on the .~lllIjo'('.l. oi" whicli they siioaik. ll" there 1:!
any value in tliejiiilgiiiuiit ul'cxp¢ric-iicc. Sue
THIS C [‘lRTl F lCr‘\'l'lS
\Ve the iiii<lci'.<igiii=il, Vi liole.-ale i)l'Il,~;<_!i~‘l.~‘. inv-
iiig long lit)!-‘ll iicipiiiiiilcil with A\cr'-f‘ Cl|HI'1'_V
PH:lUl"ll. hcreby ci=riil'y our bi-lie? Hull ii I9 llll‘ ‘I991
and most cfieciiizil rt-.ii=cdv lit!‘ l’l|l|N”lil"" Cm"-
plaiiits ever ol't'eri-d to llHé.xAillH'.l‘lCill.l Pcople. _.-:\ii<l
we would, l'rom oiir l{ll(l\\lL’ll,‘.{"3 Ul' Ila‘ "-0"lP0>‘l’IU|1-
and 9-_\'t(y||.<i'.'e u.-eliiliic.~'.<. cordially coniniciid it to
the ;.fi1i¢;:.gd as worthy their best coiilide-iice, and
wiili the firm conviclioii lliat it will Jo for their re-
licl all that nicdiciiie can do.
Hl*l]:l1tl\\’. Etlm()ll(l< .55 Co.. Boston. Mass.
Reese 65 Coulsnri. Baltimore. Maryland.
Ludd 6:. ln<_vi'ali-aiii. Bangor Maine.
Haviland. Hari-all Ex’, Co.. Cliarleston, S. C.
Jacob l*‘ai'r:ini‘I, Dct:i'cit. Mich-
'l‘. H. i‘v'l('./\lli.<lr-I‘. LIllli$VlliP- K90-
‘Fraiicis 65 \Valt;on. St‘ Louis, Missouii.
.losi-.i:li Tucker, Miiliile, Ala.
Tlieodoro A Peck. l3:irliii;1t'on, Vermont.
. Huvilaiid. Risley 55 (lo. Aiigiistti, Ga.
lsauc D.l;lll1PS. '.l‘reiiton, N J.
J M 'l‘ownsenil. i’ittsbuig, Penn.
Claik 6: Co. Cliicagn, lll. ‘
-E E Gziy. Burlington, lowa.
M A Santos <3»; Son, i\'m'l'olk. Va.
Edward Bi~iiigliiii'st. \Viliniiigstoo, De.
John (}iliiei'r (SI. Co. l’hila(.lelpliia, Pa.
Z D & W U Giliiian. \Vasliingtnii. D C.
J \.Vright 6.’. Co. New Orlcami. La.
\Vat-oi-i. \Vall ('55 Co, Fort \Vil_Vll8. Ind.
C C Ricliinoud «Sc Co. San l*‘i-am,-iscn, Cal.
Lewis 65 Aim-.5. '.l‘allali:is~te-e. Florida.
B R Stroiiuu Knoxville, Tenn.
Chilton (36 Door, Little Rock. Ark.
Stiller. Slade 66 Co. Lexington, Miss.
N D Labadie, Galve.-ton, 'l‘exas.
Chas Dyer. Jr.1’rovidence. R. I.
Jos. M."l‘iirner, Savaiiiiali, Ga. '
'\Vade. Eckstein Co, Cinciiiatti, Ohio.
Willisucli as.~:iii'aiici-, and from such men. no
..=t_miiger proof can be addoced,.except Ill‘.ll.‘l1)ll|'|d
in its cficcts upon trial ,
‘Pi3L'[)i1l’I' d and sold by Jar-ncs C. Aver, practical
C_llt!ll)1Sl,‘ Lowell, liliiss. bad for sale in Norwalk by‘
APuAS(=)L‘S._—_—Aigood'assortment for sale
Ya: MQULTON’S, \Vestpoxt. .-L g;;..-;
.Wi.n 3390 all. and I W— 'l‘uylnr,- -VVe‘st~port. "7
arty consists of about one half of an acre of ‘
"at city prices by
- Judson &. Bissellv
AVE taken the store formerly occupied
' by S.E. Olmstead on east side the bridge
whoiethcy will follow thawholesale and re-
tail Groce -y and Commission biisiiiess. They
now olfer to puicliiiseis n gerieral_zissortment of
Groceries. P revisions. ’Fi-nits, Nuts. disc. as can
be found at any store in the county. and on as
favorable terms. The followingis a portion of
their stock, viz :‘ ’
20 chests young hyson and black Teas of all
prices. »
25 hlids and bbls P R and N O Molasses.
40 '-‘ S‘ugai' of all kinds.
l0 quintals Codfish;
150 bbls Flour. extra and superfine.
30 boxes Raisins.
Cofi'ee of dit"ferent. p:'ic:=.s.
Currants. Citron. Figs. Spices and nuts.
\Vhale. elepli-ant and sperm Oil by barrel or
gallon.
Tallow. adiimantiiie.sperm and wax Candles.
Pot.-sli. Soda. Starch 65¢. by cask and box.
Pliiladelpliia Lime, a superior article for
wliite wiisliing.
E? J. 82: B. will keep constantly on liand
C-‘mart, ca"cined Plaster for buililiiig purposes.
and niany other articles too numerous to men-
tior, and which will be sold on i'easoiiab!e terms.
ob
Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
.i. g Store.
mm HENRY ['1 AND ES renews again
his llClsll0Wl(“(1§_1lllF‘l1lS to the public and
. his frieiid.'< fortlieir ,c_rencrous patronage
during the yea r past. and hopes to iiierit. an un
iiiterrupteilcoiitiiiuaiice of the l)U~'iliPSS rola
tionsliip which he has so long inaiiitiiinc-d with
this cninuiuiiity. He will be f'oi.iiid now at his
new :~l:iud opposite the store of Dimoii Finch.
wlii‘=re he Wiil be happy to son. and serve his
old friends and the public. The cliarai-tor oi‘
his work is too \\'(“':l known to iiecd 0 word of
prziise. ltcoiiipi-ises e.ver_v article ol ni+-ii's
and cl'iildren’s wear. with Rubbers and Over-
Sll()PS in their st-a.<on, for ladies aiitl geiitlcnieii.
l<‘i.\'1)i::os of the best quality. and in any
quantity, suited to tho wiints of the cralt.
Norwalk. April ‘20, 1852.
South I‘<§orw.-silk Zviachine Shag.
EH1 it} public are i'i-rpccll'ully lllliH'lllf‘(l that
the sub-‘crilici' will continue the l)l.lSllH'5S
of R. \V. Noitoii 6.: (.30.. and lie is now pre-
pared to do .'lll kinds of ,lohb'iii2 in ,9,el)f-‘l'itll1l.’l-
cliiiiery; Die 'l‘ui-i'iiu,<1ot' every desciiption;
and Sawing in all its viirietics. l‘il'ttcl\el.~‘. Car-
t'i:i,9.e Stuli‘. &c. Also. \Vood Turiiiiig in all
its various b:':iiiclie~z, from the lai'ue.st Portico
Pillars to an A wl Halt. Turned Ci-da r Hitch-
ingaiid Fence Posts are kept constantly on
liuiid.
The subscriber has also added to the above
estalilisliiiieiit. in li‘ooiidiy lbr Biiiss Castiiius.
and he uoold be pleaseil to fill Ol‘tl"lS for any
and every kind of Jolihiiig in tliisline.
The liicilities ol' the present pl‘OpiiPl0l' min-
ble him to yi.i2iranlce(o do any kind oi‘ work in
his line which is done in any Olllt‘-l' city or
town. and he wiii'i';int.s all work to give entire
siitisiiiv-tiiiii or no i-ha rgc will he iiiade.
N. B. Cash paid on delivery for good l'l'ick
or_v 'l‘iinhi-r. M. M. i\'Ol’.TUN.
Soiitli Norwalk. March. 13. 1852.
C. (x' RA H A M,
liciiicc, E E2igiiicri' it Sarv‘ryoi'i
l' ‘V [1 E suli.<crihor liaving opeiicd an olTice in
Norwiilk with D E Culver. civil eiigiiir-.cr.
opposite the post oflict-. for the purpose of ina-
king: plaiis. clcvr.tio:is tind spi-i-ilicatioiis for
lmiiilings ol‘ all kinds. also for biialges and roofs.
linvin-2 had a iiniiilwi' of years of l)l‘tl(7il(3¢‘. :ii.d
(-.\:ps-rieiici-. in building and in superiiiteiidiii«_r
liuildiiigs of‘ al kinds. All 0I"lr".|'S iell with D
L Ciilvel‘. list}. will lP(Tl’i\’+'. prompt utteiitinii
lCiigiiic.ci‘iiig and .<iii'vi=_viii,r_nloiio lll all its braiicli
1V
l§=r3
’:4'i3
es. i\'orw:ilk. i“l"l) ‘Z0. ln':'2‘.’. 8
~21, mot Z'z':"o-.2: ale.
l Til li .~ ‘.ll)‘Clllll‘l (ll.l~l‘|'S liir sale his
[',).\:£;f_5,_‘lll)llSP. and lot. .\‘ii’H:ll(‘Ll on the main street
in the village-, oi‘ Now Canaaii. The d\vi-lling
house is a two .~lt)l’_V wood liiiililiiig ‘with it com
iiiodiou;-‘ back kititlicii and a well Ul‘,'_7l){Hl water
(oniiccteil tliercwilli. 'l'liere is also a ,t_'n()(l
l):lI'l]. woorl-lioiiso.-g:ii'de:i, and a lot cnntaiii;
one iood coniii-cit-d tlicrowitli. lt is u vcry
ilesii-ii’~le location. For ti-rms apply to the
.<;ubsciiliei' at No:-milk. previoiisi to the first of
Miircli. ’l}ilU.‘i‘1AS 1’.AYMO.‘§D.
I\'oi‘walk. Jan. 24. 43
For Sale.
' H ‘ I] E biiilding lot. i-oiiiprising about 1.3 acres
of good f-._'rouiid. latetbe site of tho re.-i-
dence of Capt. \Viii. Alli-ii. Flax llill district.
is olii-i'c(l liir sale on very i'ea.~:onable terms.——
Apply at this ofticci.
flew %x'oce-ey Store.
7. H E .~ub.~ci‘il.'r-.i's liaviiig taken the store
lately oc(:iIpi(»-il by Mr. Field, near the
spi ing. and stocked it. with ii large tlS.'<{)l‘llhPnl of
Groceries. l"iovi._-ioiis. (’\'c.. would respeclfnll_v
siolicil it share of piibiic patroiiage—-lielii-ring
that. those who liivor them with a call will lllitl
as good b:ii’gaiiis as can. he liiuiid iii the place.
Gooilsdelivercd within it rezisonable distance
tree ol'cli=irge.
All goods not proving as I‘-"]i!'PSenl9tl can be
returned, and the money will be re-l'iiiided.
G. [lUi_i.‘i1l£S & Cl).
13 Main st.
1-3
2'
Norwnlk. April 10.
Silver. a1z:1‘E‘1.9.ted Vfiiare.
3 Sl'l.»\LL keep a large assoilnir-ii! of:-pooiis,
3. forks. liutterkiiives. Sl|9.il|'-SiitIV(~'l.~‘. ladles.
6-Lc. for the spriiig trade. l’u_i'"liasei's will find
it to li)t‘.ll' l>l(lV‘ill‘-itlfle to buy ol' me. and have
iliPll' s,;,oons liziiiilsoiiu-.I_v (‘.ll§l|':lV(-‘(l and warrant-
ed, rather t'.ian to gt!1i.llPll’1 of lit-“.'ilPI'S.
C. E. D [SB ROVV.
A
Zinc Paints.
O. 1 0l'.5l)()\\' uliite, ground in oil.
2 silver ‘ M $5 to
3 06 If 65
Brown stone color. tor sale by
T l. {C J R PIZCK.
South ;\‘or\valk. May 1851?.
Wlioicsalciand Retail ‘Grocery son. i
‘INSURANCE .— AGENCY
. '(_iea.-:..A.~~.Biss.e.1la
. ..,A,G.Ij1.‘t,'_r._g‘30R_,'l‘l!l'.,,,-' _,~
, Howard. .HarIl'ord. -h1ut'o‘a1i," -zwestchesfot
Mutual. Quincy Mutual, and‘Middlssel
~ _ Mutual ;Fii‘e Insuriiiioe'iCompanie§'
and the. ‘Amei-ican‘ -\M_utual‘ '
. .» Life :lus,urance Company.-_-. ‘ ,_
Ujiec at the Store of Jur1son‘§"Bl's8¢lt§'
g Noiuv.Iu.K,, Coim.
A. H. Bying-ton.
General Agent for pi-ocun-iiiig Panic
sions. Bounty LamIs,_ E2:£riz and, Back
Pay. Frcncli. Spoliations. ‘Leuarc -‘
Palent, as-c.,_«.§'c;
. ....
‘i
A ..George 11. Davenport, ,
Mtorncy. and Counsellor at__1§f
-0172.. Wes: _Sz'de the Btzdgc, ‘f
NORWALK, _co1§'N._ _ ‘ _.-
' , 0. S.‘ Perry, . .
Attc_rney and Counsellor -ati-‘.la7iw
Mallow-yA’s ;B1_I.ildi_ng. L '
Josmt A!3STEN’S‘
AfiilEi'=:.iildN- MUM
Over 1:‘. St. John’s Store, I‘ '
t\‘0R.\Vix LK. CT.
Likenesses
W'a'.'m2ztcd to 7)l€a.s‘e all good judgiiu,
Rairfis m'erchant’s
i°ti.tsii.s.cii EFHCE,
N01-11V.-\LK, CONN.
In the Post Oflice Building.
«:2. .3 emnvzais, C
m:.u.i~:n IN I-‘URFJGN AND ‘Dom-:s'ric
Fstniic Szfiiiiry 1'i_) Qiaoofis
CA R P E Tl N G J
Cari-iagc Ciotiss and trnnmngs.
Ct.9'i‘s, .‘SEiiiEliES, i"ES'l‘li\"GS',7
Shootings. Flanncis, Batts &.c.
NORWALK, CT. > - ;,
Biiiinon Pinch,
Di-'.ALi:u IN . _
Hardware, Cutlery. Iron, Steel. Paints,-
Oils. Fi'i=u(-li \Vindow Glass and‘
Ac i:iciiL'ru"n.i i. 1l\1l’1.F.B‘ll-2N’1‘fi.
l\()l'{ WALK. CONN.
_ DENTAL SURGERY
By ms. HELL &« rrran
O_[,7Zie over 0 J. Grinn.a7zs Slore, foot
Illaiii, s£., .’\"or~u'al/.2‘, Cl. it
Ragrmozed & Fiiead, __ .
\Vl-lOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS
lii (:il'0(fE‘-|'iPS. l’rovi.-ions. Flour, Feed, Salt,
Fish. Crockery and (iliiss \Vare. \Vooden and
‘Willow Ware. Brooms. Hats. 62¢-.. die.
No. :3 lV:‘L/CF81... .\'orwal/c. Conn.
E‘. ‘Mash,
MANUFAC’l'URF.R or
TlN, SllF.l“.'l‘ IRON, AND (IOPPER VVARES,
'3“ EA L ER in Stoves. Fiiiiiziccs. iron Wire
3‘ - and llo'l5:, Brittiiiiiii, Japan. ‘Wood and
\Villow \Viiro~x. Knives and Foiks, Force
Pitiiips. Load Pipe. Sllt‘Pl Lead. l*‘ro-ncli Bus-,..
kr=t~'. etc. Roi,-ling and lioiisn joliliingdotie at
sllt)l'l’ notice and in a xvorkuuinlikc manner.
South N(ii'\v'iill.. July 11th, 1851.
TA1'LCd'S F.-\SI1lONABLE
iiaii Cnttiiig, Dcssiiig and Shaving
ensoom,
I‘s'nzr /he .5'pri'iig.
’' Vii.-l.‘.\'}\'FL L for past liivors. he hoposby -
strict iitteiitioii to liusiiic-.~:s to merit u.con---
tiiiuance ol' the sonic. Particular attention-
paid to c.utt.in;_v inisses’ and cliililreii’:~. hair in the‘-
laitest style. R1tZUl'.~’ honed in ii supeiior mane ~
ner. ',l‘iicoplierii.< and l’erl'uiiiei'y ofuli kinda -.
(:oiis'iinl'y on hand and lot" sale.
£532?’ Bay \Vate-r of i.l]f5‘Dl:‘-S1 kind constantly ~on~
ha rid and lor sale.
. BEG«l‘.'EZa9‘iiV’S ALTERATIVH.
A Cl-2l1TAl.\' Cum-:_..
FOR T)YSE.\"1‘l"."’ DlAT{H(E'A.
\l.
Ci‘1"lLlCliA .\lUliBUS. AN D ALL.
SU.\1.\1l§R COM P LAIL "PS.
GEO. I-V. BLEECKE R. Proprietor, N. Y.
For Children who are Teething. and Cholert
lnliiiitiiiii. this inedicitie slaiids uiirisalled. It may
be ii.-s-d uith pcrlcct siifszly both by old and _Hiuiig'r
and w_lwii liiitlifully acliiiiiiisleied it has never been!
ltiiou ii in any cziso to fail of ii :~'peedy' ‘cure ~Uti-.~
like-. oilier i\lciiii:iiir:.<. it corrects the bowels. mid! '
ollvli in :i li-.-w limirs the pullout. is restored to. hit
at-':ii.-toiiicd vigor and health. ’
l have n<erl “Bigi-low’s Alto=iative"_.‘in my faniilgv’ Q
and li:ivc- IH!\'téY' l'oiiiid it to liiil, when all other reuiasr -;.
P(ll5‘}~'i1l1lIll’Il>lPl'l'(l liy. and midi-.r directioii of ph_y---
siiiiziiis liiivc provui-d iiivf't'--ctiial. I think it ii perv -
ll-ct correctivelor l)_)'.~‘ltIlt:l'l(: and all bowel com-
plaints. ' _ GEO. \V. BEEBB.
New York. blarcli 2'2. 18.32. '
\l' it can add our tiz.-tiiiiony to" that of others nfiifo
great ol’Iii:.u-y in our own ca.-i.-. uhcu pio'sti:itcrl to-
:iii alarniiiiu ili-gi-on-. by bowel ilisciise. _, It. wastlie
only, iiimlii-iiie tli:it‘gave relief‘, and we now alxx aye»
kccp it in the faiiiily. ' . ’
l".di‘.or of‘ N. Y. Baptist Register’
For sale by W’. E. BISSELL, Noiwalk. . 3|!|2.4: l';‘
Just Received.-
A large a,s:=ortm_ent of i'i¢lit19.' ""‘l ‘M’
IPSL .*:lilei‘i«li(l t1entl(=men"s and ladies’
s:iddlos.'tii'iiiks'. valif'P-=-'¢.‘»5l|‘P9l' l3"~‘1~°~ “""' Fly’ "‘
iiets :ii_id.hlaiikets. Also. a splv-ndill l"t 0‘-_w"l‘-=4
made horse collars VV‘lllt‘ll will he sold singly
. I , __ D ‘L f «.1 ttlie old stand.
OI oytiedozen won B. SWAN.
.>‘i§tv n
F935 £1313 $35335‘.
LEASE call at my store and look at the
- most l)Piilllll1ll. rich, splendid and l'asliiona-
ble lot of goldaml plated Fob Chains and Seals
ever ol‘l'e-red in this iiiarket.
tl[)|'ll 26. C. E. DIS13RO\V.
Sportsmen Attention.
TE‘ Hi‘) spring campain is now. open. please
- call and examine our stock ofTrout. poles
Reels, Lines; i‘look.<, l.3ii.~ke?~‘, ib?ilii5l\s &t:-.
\Ve are also hourly v.=xpec_tiiig il’l'l(_illl(-‘lf_ invoice
of lliose Superior double and single barrel
Guns niude expressly to our order and which
are tub well know toneed pufliiig.
HOLCOM B "ck LYON.
83 \Vater Street, Bi'if.lg€‘|l0l't-
OFFIN PLATES
l'i.iriiishi=d at short no-
. lice. C DISBRQWV‘
S01“ W W-i’s..;:f.s'l'.';;'i;':;...
A1 [,s___’5()0 kegs Fall River nailsossorted
from 3d line to 7 inches. lot‘ sale by
S'l.‘RE E1‘ 66 QUINTARD.
. I-.‘\’DO\V GLASS.—500 boxes F‘:-ench
and ;\tiieI'lctlll' \Vindow Glass, for ‘Sd.l‘:\
STREET ‘& Quimtan.
O"FIS.—50 dozen"1‘uit-tle’sicnstisteel Hoes .
-
~ ~ {'act‘u_ror’-8 prices by ~‘~ 5-
" for sale by the dozen-“to de‘ii'le',rs‘at'qn=|lm-
6;‘ Q.-
Hardware. Cll‘5191'= _9 '
1"...’ st.-e,i,_Pa,iints and Q.I.__l.S -
1.‘]_\.‘(,‘H has now on hand one of the _
_E:)f5O most Pxlflllfilvetlnti well selected assortv - -1
,.,..m_.~ .,¢ fin-eign. doineslic, and liuililing hardi--L
“.m.,._ ,.,,;p..-\», iron. steel. paiiits..oils. Fri.-ncb
and A|nel'i.“;l ii window glass—assorted sizes.
-ul iinpleim-n:.-xliay cutie-r.~'.'corn shel-
all ol' which he will sell at |)l‘1CPS de-
fying coinpetition. .Also. every description of
(‘..tll'l'l5l_£ZF-‘. liiii-ilu-:ii'e. l'elloes.-hubs. spokes, laces,
liyfillgfllz patent leatlicr. &c.iill of which he sel'lI-- —-;—
1
tl9_I'lCUliul
lei-s. <.\’c.
i.-. éiy vpriety for sale at» " '
upon the pi-iociple of '- small profits. and ready.
sales." 1 ‘ L "i
The siib.-3r-riber is also agent for — the sale. of‘ ‘-
Buswell’s M'i'ne'ral Paint. to hirh IF l”'00f“'-‘"1933 ‘ ' ‘
fir?-, water and weather. and uni»-liiingeable irr--
io its color. and is the l)est.»che=apest mid mos! "
durable mineiiil paint. now in use. 1n'l'act,ou-r ~-1» _
assortment coinpi-ises a variety and extensive-- - ~
“"935 may would lmflie a deta-ilc-.d description. and - ~
we tlierefore would respectfully iiivitethe pubo ~-
iicm ml and examine themselves. 45‘ ‘
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ILVEP. SPf‘0'.\‘S.' Biiiter Knivefs. Silver,“ -,-
‘Cups; ‘Napkin Rings. '&('.. silver‘ find Pl§"'..
ted l*'o:ks'. tine’ peniinrl pocket.Knive’s,'1"ock‘ot “'*~“~'-
Books. Vfallets, P0l't.A"10HlPS. 530- .. . , ..
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other brushes.fle§h‘rpbbei'§. c.0|||b8 0.1. 0?-.=. 4””
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