. Of afld,_§taEDfl@'Dry
ossortrnent of DeLaines,- Cask-
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e_1tUMA_N*s
Ol;t3¢1§Br.1dge
A Received !
TliffeLa rgest Stock
_¥ood.s, olpi‘z'ces,pe7fl:ctl_1/astonishing
-' ~ rid fact, some Goods. are almost’
Given Away.
mores, Alptzccus. Poplins, I’eI's_ian
f}eLfl«i7?,68,~’ “TM-bet Clot/L, llfermo,
«Ind Olltet‘ DRESS GOODS W5
_ never as good at present.
(for Stock of Dress Silks is Immense.
o',_iit]sis_t.llrg of Black and Colored, Figured and
Plain, in an and every variety. Our stock of
rroau Cloths, Cassirneres. Satinets, Vest-
'rngs.and all other goods for L\len’s and Boys‘
wear is larger than ever before 0lI’ttl'9Il. In
fact, Ladies and Geutleiiien can find airy and ;
every article wanted for Dress, Use. or Orna-
rr_rent. aurl at prices that would nstonish all, and V
DEFY COL\Il’ETI'l‘IO.\‘. Also, the Largest
.‘~'rook of Dou'i_est.ic Goods ever offered. and by
all odds the cheapest Don't foigget, the
'_‘O1c'l B1'i‘c'l.ge Store”
[9 the placefor BARGAINS .' .’
C- J ~ GR-UMAN
’ _ Norwalk, Sep. 1, 1851.
: .500 MEN WANTED
Not to work upon the
”Rai1noaar
But to purchase their
At the CHEAP CASH STORE ofthe sub-
"iber where 8. saving is made sutiicien! to pay
Call and prove the truth
GEO. \V. SMlTH’S.
ec. '26, 1851.
In. ten miles travel.
Ill}
South Norwalk. D
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I A. .SELI-E015-
Bool: Seller and Binder,
MAS just returned from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofSchoolaud
§\l iscellaueous Books. Also,a large assortment
of Statiouei'y,iuclriding Blank l3ooks.Foolsr~ap,
fif'i.l8l',ftll(l Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
which he will sell clieapert.liantbe_v can be
:'»~ur':lit forat any other store in this vicinity.
-'.-7i'a‘7"'Bool<s of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
HERR
For the Cure of
actions, oonns,
EOARSENBSS, BRON-
. OHITIS, GROUP, ASTH-
MA, WHOOPING-OOUG8
AND CONSUMPTION.
'I'his rim.-dy is offered to the couiinnrrity vtilh
the confidence we feel in an article which seldom
fiiils to realize the happiest effects that can be de-
sired. So wide is the field of its tlsefttlttess and so
n-imcrous the cases of its cures, that almost every
.-ccllon of the country abounds in persons, public-
ly known, who have been restored from alarming
arid even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
r-flier medicine of its kind, is too apparent to cs-
r:-:pe ob-ervatioii, and where its virtues are known,
the public no longer licsitatc what antidote to em-
ploy for the distressing and dangerous alfvctioiis of
the pulmonary organs, which are incident to our
r-iiiiiate. And not only in the foruiidalilc attacks
upon the lungs, lint for the milder vzirictir.-s of
l_‘oi.ns. Couoiis, H0.-tltsl-ZN!-SSS, &.(-., and for Child-
i~.-ri it is the plcasatitest and safest medicine that
i- .u be obtained. No family should be without it,
and those who have used it, never will.
Read the opinion of the following Geritlcmeii.
ubo will be recognized in the various sccrions of
pnuntt-_V wlicre they are Ioc:itcd—ear:lr and all as
iru:i'(:li.rrils of the first class and of the lrigliest. (!llill'-
:a«~.t..-r‘—as the oldest and most cxterisivc Wliolnszile
l.)e:ilt-rs in Mcdiciiie with an experience llllllllllllftl
on the siibjoct of which they speak. If there is
any value in tlicjudgmcrit. ofu.\pci'it=ircc, sue
THIS C l)R‘l‘lF ICATE
\Ve the iindersigiied, ll holesale llruggists. liav-
ing long been acquainted with Aycr's Cherry
I’et:l0r1ll,ltCfeby certify our belief that it is the best
and uiost effeciiiril remedy for Pulinorrarv Corri-
.pl.iints ever offered to the Auicricaii Pimple. ‘And
we would, from oin- knowledge of its r=0III:I0-=|il0H.
and extensive usefulness, cordially conrinoiid it to
r’ c afflicted as worthy their best coirfidt-nco, and
u itli the firnr conviction that it will do for their re-
lairl all that medicine can do.
llensliaw, Edmonds 55 Co., Boston. Mass.
Reese 56 Coulson, Baltimore. Maryland.
Ladd 54‘. lfigraliarn, Bangor Maine.
llaviland. Harrtill 66 Co., Cliarleston, S. C.
.l-rcob S. Farrand, Detroit. Mich.
_ Ht. McAlli:-tter. Louisville. Ken.
"JFi'rrncis dz \Valt;on, St. Louis, Missouri.
Joseph Tucker, Mobile, Ala.
'l‘lir-odore A Peck, Burlington, Vermont.
.l laviland. Risley dz ()0, Augusta, Ga.
.. Isaac D James, Trenton, N .l.
'.l .\I Townsend. Pittsbuig, Penn.
Clark._&'. Co, Chicago, Ill.
E E_ Gay. Burlington, Iowa.
M A Santos 8: Son, Norfolk, Va.
l".d\vai'd Bringhurst, VVrlmingston, De.
.l-ilrn Gilbert. 66 Co. Philadelphia, Pa.
Z D 66 W H Gilman, Washington, D C.
.l \Vright <36 Co, New Orleans. La.
‘.Vatson,. \Val| & Co, Fort VVayne, Ind.
C C Rjcliuiond 66 Co, San Francisco, Cal.
lieivis dc Amos. Tallahassee. Florida.
R Str'on_1.’Knoxville, Tenn.
"C-hiltorr &. Duer, Little Rock. Ark.
‘bl"l.l‘3l'i SW36 55 C0. Lexington, Miss.
if‘,-D Ltllmdie. Galveston, Texas.
Chas Dyer, Jr, Providence, R. I.
-l’"f- M. Turner. Savannah. Ga.
tide. Eckstein & Go, Cincinatti, Ohio.
'r.lll'_'llll~5'—l‘5l' HS.-itlrance, and front such men, no
ftrorrger proof canbo addricedtexcept that found
in its effects upon ma],
‘ Prepared and sold by James G. Aver, practical
r-nernist, Lowe-ll,‘ ll_l_u_ss. and for sale in Norwalk by
W "1 E 95" ‘ill. an_d.l W Taylor, Weatport, I
I’
~I‘t*.\‘l' ll‘tl'.lt_‘iPS ur-ti:-e.
‘ ""'iiI'v.i;ufIi.1tii:' rnea<‘m:w‘yoair f
- fro _Norwa‘lk. V Cr. Danbury l;
l ‘g_t7:n5mz
V . ,—7«‘-~£-‘_;-in-...___.,. ,_ ._ A ;
THE STEAMERPACIFIC, l
’ Capt. R. W. Fowler,
WILL_ commence running in connection
‘ W with the Danbury t§- Nor-walk, Railroad,
touching at South Nor-walk. on Friday. May
‘2'8th. Leaving Norwalk every day, Sundays
excepted, at 8 A. M. Returning, leave Peck
Slip every afternoon at 3 o'clock. P. M.—-
Ft'eiglit taken on reasonable terms and attended
to pi-orrrpily by agents on each end of the route.
’ Fare 50 cents.---F or passage orfreight, ap-
ply totbe Captain on board, or to Sexton (S-
\Vebb, 112 South st.
Norwalk, May ‘.27, 1852.
Looking Glasses, VVilloVv “fare sac
E , QUINTARD dz SONS have at their
0 ware-rooiiis ti few rods east of the lwirlge
a large assortment of ca':)inet furniture. consist-
ing in part of'so!':rs. centre. c.ard, book. tea. work
tinp kitclieu tables of various kinris, maliogauy
and iila ck wr-lnizt rrra.-ble top dm.-ssii'r_2 'uur'i_~au.~'
dlain dressing bureaus. common bureaus of l
prices, someiis low as 50. Mahogrrny, bl'k
walnut a mi ma ole bi.-tisreiirls of various patterns
and prices.so~ne as low 2 '25. Pateirtbed-
steatls that can be out up 5:: r’uree minutes and
w'sllro'.1ta key. .‘vlal.~ogari_v.curled man’e, lr"k
w:iltii1t.l;’«tcl:r:-u u: (l wirid.-m'rliaii's. Ciiiltlrt>ri’s
table ti-nil low ciiairs. \Vifl»:2\v w:r_ggi.-‘us. cra-
dlres and r:lia.r.'-. l.-t-c'..:?n9 gin:-uses of all sizes
and pi'iccs.,i'ro.-n ‘2-3 rzeiris to 3110. Spring mat-
'£"’.\‘St‘S.i-EH‘ .}H~ji':ltlLl i.-lieu-res: hr-.(l.- in iexisierice.
\Ve will ;’.-’;'re.- at-.'-_v f'r.‘.:';i’.ii:-s ./.ll‘.‘t"l.'2~!SI.*(Z of us
(En tire ttl'Iln':)i‘.lI of" «$10 or (:-VP';':' in Next‘ Czmairn,
\\'§ltou or Daria-2: free of charge and free from
(ltll‘.ifl_"_7_l’.
I'.":a¢i_2} Tlfur.-'e (3-‘<]:,7""«":r.———\‘~"e have constantly
on ha no fi'~')'i\‘. 1-J0 us ;-30 crrfiiiis of iii--liogrrriy,
black \\':!i:‘.l_‘-.". "l.P"H am i\'lii:e\vom_? of all sizes
and rlesc.'i«-zfu.-s.whiz;-3. can he frmi}-ii-rl at a
We also l'..'.';t"~lr L-?z:'ouds
and e\'e'-'_ijt‘."saig !":""P.~.'~lrl'_“ for the '.r:=:e:mi=.'-..~t ol
the dead. and will see-. to the (l'~_._-y_:_.g,-:3 o- graves
vrlien "equa.-izeil. \‘i’»- ''-\'’.'E at.»-rid rune ~z-ls in
New Canaan, \Vi‘ton 4*‘ I)-‘l':'lP". without extra
charge, E. QC l .\"l'.-\ R D A: SON
N. B.—Persi-us‘ —\\=§s'~.i‘iia; to 'p|!='t?ll:l.’~‘€‘.. lnirial
lots in the Norivalk Cemetery may make an
plication to us. 45tf
vi
i.5
A Nittv mom: or SETTING
Artificial Teeth!
H E uridersigrred has invented and patented
. - a compound artificial lrasis forset.tingteet.li,
qy which the process is rendered nrnclr riiore
simple and easy than lieretoforr-.’zirul 'I'C(/.IlC(?8
the cfirpcnse about on»:-lir/ff. 'l'lre process is
entirely new, and as lieautiful as itis simple and
economical. Entire sets can now be furnislied
for $50; upper sets for $25, and partial sets in
proportion. A. HILL, D. D. S.
. Norwallr, Nov. 10th. 1851. 45tf
For Sale.
A small farm situated in Darien near
Brick C.‘-litrrclr. an-'l \\‘lllllll five minutes’
walk of the Depot, “here live or six trains of
cars stop daily to and from New York——corrsist-
log of a gr,r0(l two-story d\\'elliug-lmusc, barn
and cow-house. and other out-brzildings, with
four acres of first.-rat:-. la rid and in good condi-
tion. On said place there is good 0l‘t:li:tr'tlS of
grafted fruit. It is pleasantly loc:rted,and well
W0l‘.lI the attention of airy. one \varitiiij_-' a place
of that size. 11,: will be sold and is well wortli
the riioiiey. For furtlicr pzrrtit-.rilars enquire
of W. Wlritney & Co. or of G. Mather on the
corner by tho meeting-liouse.
N. B.—lf the above property is not sold by
the first of April it. will their be routed.
Darien, Feb. 26.. 1852.
Jflcat ! Jffoat I
At the New Meat Marlzet.
T HE Subscril_ier has just opened a. Market.
- adjoining the store of Lockwood. Haiglil
<55 Co. for the coiivcriieiice of the people oftliis
vicinity. and by constant attention and every ef-
fort to please his customers, he hopes to share
the public patronage.
P. S. The very best qualities of meat only
will be verided at this eslublislimont. and every
attention paid to cloizlimrss. a inutter too much
overlooked at most markets.
B. ST. JOHN.
ltf
Agent
]2lf
II. C. WARREN .
Cabinet llfcz/5:37‘ marl lJmz’e7't(1/{er .'
(Two doors east. of tho liflfl_li'i)" '
S'.'A M ["0 R1), 0' '.
_ HA VING i~r-as-.i'iti_y comnplctetl an
_extcn:<igc alteratioii auri improve-
gmcnt in his exlahlisliriwrit, and ex-
. tended the c.u:np:iss of his business.
7 - \\’()l|lLl t‘c~',)r:<-!l':ill_~,' iiiforni the iiili:rlrl-
toms of this and the--. adjoining towns, that he
has now on liazid Ztlltl is coiistzriitly manufactur-
lug every tlosci'iptinii of
CABEPE WARE
iz; a good ;.-rid ’;'.*.:it‘.'r‘:!l variety of
Bmrl.<lc.ul.>', 'I'(LfIl(;'a'.>‘, l'l"(rs/islmrrls, rS'corelm'ies
L’u..rc.:zus, So its, (S-c. \.’3"C.
tirade of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices whit-lr cariuot. full to suit. the purchaser.
Also, a variety of C ‘L=l.1'l"{.‘.~‘-l:aii', cane, flag
and wood bottoms at var-ions prices, together
with i'ocl."r-=r-.< ol"c-r.=,.ry style.
l-louselrolrl£'uruitureof any tlt"..-?(:l'l[!ll0ll manu-
.llCl_|lletll0 order-at slim-t. notice on the most
aasoualile li'¥l'l)lS. Also a very extensive as-
, >i'triientof
:rIczll2'e.s‘.s:.=.s, Pcllirzsses, Patent Bead-
sleczcls, «Sc. §,'c.
Phat can be set up and taker) down by any one
a less than two urinates.
He has also it liarzdsome assortment of the
uost l'ashionable styles of
O s
which he will sell as cileiip as can be bought
an y where.
He is also prepared to furnish
COFFINS, SHROUDS, CAPS, SCARFS. &c.
ofevery description that may be desiretl, or
that; can be obtairior] in the city of New York
at; a moments \\'2ll'l]lllfI. day or night, on the most
reasoriziblo terms. He is also prepared to fur-
nish lit§a_i°ses. cur'i'ia._:es, see to the diggirig of
gr':ives,"arul to atte-nd to any other arrangeiiient
that ‘may be ivislrcd lor tlre funeral processiorr,
&c. Those who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased frieiid several days, can be fnrliislied
with an ice box in which it may be preserved a
week or longer if necessary.
E. C. \VARREN.
Stamford, Sep. ‘.2, 1851.
tr
For Sale,
guzgg .\VITH immediate possession, a good
Mill with water poweron an excellent stream.
with a convenient House, Barn, and 14 acres of
land, situated about 7 miles from Norwalk or
Stamford. For riarjicrilar's enquise of S. E.
OL'MS’l‘E.~\D. or JOHN BATLEY.
Norwalk. May 24th, 1851. 2]tf
Ready Made clothing.
THE, subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping it good assortment of'Read_y Made
Clothing 0 tall kinds. .Also, a good assortment
of Cloths, Cassimeres. and Vestings, which
he will make up to order in good style andat
slinrt notice. ‘ A '
N. B. Partici..lurattentio’npaid to cuttino.
THUMAS }7.1Li;:v.
N°1.‘Wfl.l¥rF°b-.25.1,8§.l. g
. ,. .. . . .. .. .. -. .....
T’ E B 1...! 4‘ H ‘X
' at . ., —. ~ .
rt‘
- i
f_1.|i)-'-,;uliscribers have just received, and
_ shall keep constantly on. hand ,dn'e'of the
largest assortinents of ' ' ‘ ’ '
rnnnmr mam: cno-rmnia.
this town, which will be sold cheaper than ever.
' LITHAU-ER 6: TURK. .
rt]!
J’. M. Srn_ith’_s_1Vlarble Yard,
Near the ‘ Bridge, Norwalk. Cami. .
EPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave
Stones of every variety of patterns, and of.
thejrnost skilful workmanship. The best as-
sortment of American and Foreign l\Ia‘i'ble‘,
kept constantly on hand. ' 1
Persons wishing to procure Morrnrn.et_tt_s_ or
any kind of Marble_Work,are invited to ciillarid
give a personal inspection of his material and
workrnauship, as this will be more satisfirctogjy
than to purchase ofAgents without anopportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article can
tracted for.
l3"l‘lre Letteringand Ornamentalwork is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warrant it. to give entire satisfaction.
May. 1852. _ ~
Saddle Harness
. M A Kl Nli .
THE subscriber gratefully acknowledges
the liberal patronage bestowed on him the
past five years by the citizens’ ofvtliis and the
adjoining towns. and would in_form them that
he has constantly on hand a large assortmentof
Saddles, Harness, T rzmlcs, Valices,
Carpet Bags, Wlzips, 6-0.
which helwill sell much less {than can he pur-
chased elsewhere. The best of materials are
always used and perfect satisfaction 2'uarant.ied
on all work executed at this establishment or
the money returned.
I? “la have now on hand and are making
up to order. several setts of very light and tasty
double and single HARNESS, which will be
found superior in nealness and beauty of finish
and workmanship. to anything ever exhibited
in this market before.._¢=]
Special altcnlzmr. paizl to Repairing, whic/r.
will alurays be (lane at the s/rorlesl notice
' and in the molest manner.
F. BRADLEY.
apr'il,‘.’6] Under Connecticut Hotel.
Norwalk I-Iayrnesis‘
AND SADDLBRY
ESTABLISHMENT,
.Ne:r:t door to Danburgj and Norwal/c
Ra-ilroatl Depot. ‘
( NE ofthe most splendid and var‘iedass0rt-
merits of Goods and \Virr'es in the above
line ever seen in this part of the County can
now be found at the old and well known standof
I "I ,
(Opposite lire ]Vorwal/c Hotcl,)
\Vlro is confident that the reputation be has
acquired in his business is a sufficient guaran
tee to‘ his old customers and the pub‘ic of the
superiority of workmansliip and nentness of
design and finish ofall articles purchased at his
store, preferring that his work should praise
him rnrliertliari to trumpet abroad his merits
with his own lips.
Every article -in his line lllarle or
iqiaired at the shortest notice and
upon-the most reasonable terms.
may 3, 1852.
NE\V YORK -A
Clabinet, chair, Soil: and
Bedding Upliolstcry Esiablislrmcnt
AT NEW CANAAN, c'r.
THE proprietor of the above is prepared to
execute any thing belonging to either of
the above business, and keeps on hand for sale
at low prices bedsteads from $1 '75 cts to $4 75
of maple, &c.; cottage 13 Walnut from $8 to $14
-—-iiiaho_gaiiy from $8 to $50; bureaus from $4
to ‘$0, ri‘ialin_g,any front; all mahogany extra
from $0 to $35 with marble top «Xe; rule joint
tea tables fro'.n 50 to 5.1-}; riirrhiigrriiy do from
$5610 330; (:lltlll':'-Y» from 37,‘, cts to $8 each ; stands
and wash stand from $1 to $14 ; sofas spring
seats and hairclotli covor'erl from $12 to $90 ;
rnaltrosses from $31 ‘)5 to $15; conrl'oi'ter's from
$1 75 to '75; feiitliers very low; llmll_l‘fl.~T.~‘8S
of st raW,tca grass, patent. prepared corn liusk,
Cl]l'l('-t'.l _g_;rass, curled liair &c., and everytlring
ever \‘.’lSllP(l for at equal low prices at least ‘25
per cent less than can be obtained elsewhere in
the country, and everytliing sold at his estab-
lisliriient is warranted to be what it is sold for
A lot. of cottage bed posts for sale , a constant
supply on hand ; dealers supplied at reduced
prices. Turning (lone neatly.
N B——Readymade coffins constantly on ha rid
of all sizes and qualities at low prices, and will
attend to the digging of graves and will furnish
everytlring necessary for the interment of the
dead. Funerals will be attended with a hearse
dzc unequalled for respect., free from extra
cliarges. New York Cabinet and Upliolstery
Establishment. New Canaan, Ct. 43
l
l
New Marble Yard.
THE subscriber having opened and furnish-
- ed at new Marble Yard in Norwalk, near"
the head of Main street. would respectl'olly so-
licit all to favor him with u call, and examine
his stock and workmanship. He‘ intends hav-
log on hand constantly. a full_ assortment of
American and foreign Marble, and the work-
manship of a superior style. Monuments,
Tombstones. counter and table 'I‘ops,&c., &c.
furnished at the shortest or_dei- and on r'eii'son-
ableterrns.“ _ JOHN H. WEEKS.
Norwalk, Nov. 5th, 185i’. 415
ARA SOL S.-_—A good assortment. for sale
. §t1,Y1.0UL.'1.‘9.1;‘-l’-$1 Weather!-.
cheaper than ever
for Spring and Surnmei'-wear, ever brought into A
@Just. call and see yourselvesuig
'- 1'“ ''-''*'‘‘.'a: .¢’-'Jl'v&»";I -~.'.v;c.-.
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:n8t..9é _O8P3w.'&-C’-.'¥ A. '
'IiQR.W«AI3K1‘_.'.EMPQRIUM-'
. _ nE_w[,,-gjibétihavingfpurchiisedftlie old
’ ':,8.ffl'N_l.9f H.» C§1.{t!."tl't*« l8"|‘.t'0W iPTt?P.'||‘6¢l I5‘
offer is greirt; or’-greater,-‘inducements _t_o_ p"u'r-'
‘chaser: of the above named ‘articles’, than haves
evei-' be'fore’lr'eéii p_reserited- to this ¢_;ommtIni1.y.
Call and examine, for yourselves. ' ’ ‘
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' : N‘ll‘Yl!llltill9llt»,’i>l’”' =_:.13.5:"-7
‘ 9 . rorrsale. "
ONE:of,tl_ie most beautiful residences
between N. York and,N. Haven} SIl.l.lll[,8d',Ill'IllO'
c'eritral part of tlrevillage of_ Norwalk, with
House and ‘Burn nearly new. ‘About. three
fourths of an acre of ground. with alrriost'ev;ei:y
'variety of fruit and flowers, that can be desired.
For particulvarseuquire at this oflice. ' f_22tf
"N. B. As reference is bad to us. we can say
that it is rare tb_at.so desirable and elig'rI;_|e .;;
pliice.‘is offered for sale, upon anything like as
low terms:-[_Ed. Gazelle. '
4 ‘D‘A'unurt1*f.‘sg_NonvvALK __ a
Rail Road Arrangement,
.Commencing June 21st, 1852. Trains will
run as follows until further notice: Leave
Daubury M6 45 A M with passengers only.’
“ 3 I5 PM passengers and freight.
RETURNING. will leave ' ,
So Norwalk at 9 I6 A My assengers and fr-‘lit.
“' 5 40 P M passengers only.
The 6 45 A M train from Daubury connects
at Norwalk with the 8 09 A M train to N York
Passengers going east can leave Norwalk at
9 13 AIM. , V
The 3 15 P M train connects at Norwalk
with the 5 35 accornmodatiou train to N. York,
and the 5 3,5‘ t-xpress train to New Haven.
Passengers fitoin New York will leave at_ 7
A M a rid at 3 30 P M to connect with trains on
this road. __ ' ' I
Q‘ Stages will be in i-eatliness on the arrival
oftlie trainsnttlie Ridge-lieldvstation to convey
passengers to Ridgefield village. Lewisborough,
ézc. HARVEY‘SM1'l‘H. Sup'I.
'7-THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE,’-W
In the Language of Scripture..
— ‘Dr. HALSE.-Y’S
Forest Vhne !
From its own merits and great works. this wine
is fast becoming the favorite medicine among eve-
class of people. _Kuown as the most eflicieiit rem-
edy for general Debilitv. Nervous Affections. Corr-
srrniptive Decline. Coniplaints of tl.e Kidneys
Heart, Lungs. and above all for diseases arising
from impure Blood and habit of the System, emi-
nent members of the Medical Faculty have sanc-
tioned aird adopted the use of it.
DR. I. A. STANLEY,
A celebrated Pliysiciari. in a letter from Prince-
ton. New Jersey. dated November I6, 1849, de-
clares that in all his experience ho had never seen
anvtbing to compare witlirlie Forest Wine and
Pills. at the same time relating several cases of
C0lI.~'lll.llIl0lltII Debiliry and Scrofirloiis affections
which it crired in an incredible short time. Airiorrg
the irreiirliers of the Medical Faculty of New York
who have witnesscil the great results of the For-
est Wino. and recommerrdml it in nnnreroris coni-
plaints will be found the fl:|ll|('5l of the cclelrrated
Dr. M. T. Goodmari. Dr S I Mott. Dr. L Cheese-
man. Dr Chilton, Dr Win Brown, Dr Marvin, Dr
J M Moieau, and others.
.TEbTlMONY
Of .lobnson Burke, abigbly respectable citizen
of \Vaverly Place, New York;
DRG II:\LSl".Y,—
DiearSir—I esteem the Forest wine as the King
of Medicirios. It li:is done for me in five weeks
what ilrrce Pliysicirrrrs failed to do in as rrrariy years.
In I8-la').I lwcaine a victim of the Heart Disease
and. Nervous Aficctiorrs, which have been growing
on rue ever since. Nlilll ] procured your Forest
\Virio and Pills, although I had wasted several litm-
drcd dollars for medical atleridaiice. During the
la.-*ttwnyear.~r I was obliged to keep my house
nearly all ofilie tirue. and gave up lirrsiriess in corr-
scqnerrr-e of my ill liualtli. Iliad lost nearly all
litiprrs of recovery, my courplairrt rvas of that class
under wlriclr “irature sinks i|ll(llll.t‘,D(:C(|lnt3S a brrr
ihcri." Seeing your Forest wirrc advertised I
t‘tillf.'ll|(led to give it a trial, and before firiisbing the
third bottle I felt like a different person, and was
able to resurrrc lrirsiriess again, errtirely cured by
takiri-_' live bottles. For the benefit of those trillio-
ted with siinilur coiriplairrts you are at liberty to
publish this. Yours. N12,.
JOHNSON BURKE, Waverly Place. N. Y.
The following 'certificate, voluntarily given by
MrF G Mussey, a respectable and well known
citizen of Cohoes, New. York, is an evidence
which must aeniove alldorrbts oftlie great eficucy
oftlie Forest \Vine iii GENERAL DEBILITY,
Neuralgi:i,Afi'ections of the Spirieand Kidneys.
This isto certify.'thut l have tiscd Dr. H:ilsey's
Faircst wine in my family witq the most entire site-
ccss. My wife was badly afflicted with Neural.’-ia.
affection ol_lbo Spine and Kidneys, and general de-
bilit_v- She found s-ieedy rclicfatid regained lier
lie.-rplr, by the use oftlrc Ftirzrst wine.
From my owir knowledge oftliis excellent inedi-
cine, lcorrfideirtlp raconrriierid it for the good of
tubers who may ce sirflirrirrg with similar coni-
p|:iirits' It is the best m.:diciric with which : am ac-
quairited. and those vi ho are afllicled with the
above. or airy spiiilcr diseases, may sat‘.-ly rely on
its virtues. E G MU5SEY.
M ORE TESTIMONY FROM COHOES.
Dr G H:il~('y.
Dear Sir'—My wife last antrimn was reduced to
alow strrlc nfdrrbility. My fir oily Physician advi-
sod her to take your Forest wine. Accordingly I
went to Mr 'l‘erry's, your agent for llrls town, and
procured a bottli: of it which re.-torcd her in a very
short tiuie to perfect health.
ll I-LN RY DONALDSON.
Coliocs. April 13, 1.550.
The testiinony or‘ upwards of'tbree hundred in
ilivirlrrals, satire of w horn were afflicted with dread-
frrl?rtisrri'rlvr.s and corn.-idcri-d iricrir:rbIe.may be seen
at Dr H:i|se_v’s pririnipzil office. The following are
some of them residirrg in this city :— -
Mr Aaron S Smith. 167 Prince st.._office in wall
st., waslong sever:-ly afflicted with a disease of ilie
kidrieys and bladder. The-. best medical skill ans-
“ereil no purpose. He tried the Forest wine and
it met his C:t.~‘t£,:Illtl be was conrplclvly cured by
the rise of tour bottles and a box of the Forest
Pills.
Mrlacob B--ll. merchant iii Pearl st., was ‘for 4
yearsa inartyr to severe Rherrniatic Pains, and corild
find no relief until he used the Forest wine and
Pills. and recovered by taking six bottles and less
than a box of the Pills.
The remarkalile efiicaco oftlre Forestzviue is
very striking in the case of the Hon S I Brown. of
Virginia. who was crrro.-d in a fvw hours time of a
sew-re attack of Biiious Dl:lI'llIfl}lI and general pros
tration of bodily ciicrv,-y in a fa-w days time. On
the arrival ofluis geirtlcruari in New York in March
lie _was so weak :rrid nervous from the effects of
his illness. that he could not write, :ind required as-
sistance to enable him to walk to his apartment.-
Tbe wine was sent for. and be recovered by the
use of less tbaii a bottle of the wine and a single
dose of the Pills.
The Forest wine and Pills are recorninended as
im efficient and certain cure in the following corri-
plairrts: . A
, Dyspepsia. Habitual Costiveness. Liver
Complaint, Asthrna, Piles, Obstinato
Headache. Bilious Disorders, Pimo -
ples, Blotchesand nriliealiliy color
of. the skin, Jriuuoice, Aguo and
Fever.Salt.-rhenm, Erysipelas
Complaints incident only to
Females, Laognrsbing
weakness.Night Sweats
N ervous _Di:_orders,
General Ill Health
and impaired state
of the Consti-
- tution. «
E?"General — Depot for Halsey’s Fores
Wine, No 25 ’1-2 Spruce st.. New ~~York. $1
per Bottle. or-.6.bottles for. $5. Twenty five
cents per box for tne Pills.
. For‘ sale by W. E. EISSELL.
_g_!,_.
. praise. Itcomprises every article of men’s
.. »3O.(,L’;‘.;. \.
: AVE taken the 'i‘itore‘formerly" occupied
‘ "try S.I}.,Olm‘.steu’d on east side the bridge
{where they’ will follow the wholesale and re-
tail Grocery and C_omniission ibusiness. "They
now offer to purcliasersa general lISSOI'l-m_0llt of’
GI'ocei'ies. Pi'oviSioiis; ' Fruits, Nuts, one. as ‘can,
be found at any store in the county; and on ‘as’ ‘
ftl_V(_ll't_l_l)l0;fOl'ms. The following is a portion of
their stock, viz : '_ _. , ' O ' ' '
20 :cl_i_'est’s' young byson and black Tens of all
, prices. _: , .
25 hlids o.iid.bbls P R and O Molasses.
(ll be A _ “ Sugar of all ‘kinds. '
10 quintnls Codfish.‘ .
150 bbls Flour. extra and superfine.
30 boxes RtllSll_lS._ ’
Coffeeof different. prices.‘ 3 L
Currants, Citron, Figs. Spices and nuts’. ‘ _
Whale, elepliant and sperm Oil by lmrrel or
gallon ._ , '
Tallow. adaniaritine,sperm and wax Candles.
P0l’¢:.Sl1. Soda, Starch écc.‘ by cask and li‘ox._'
Philadelphia Lime. tr superior article ‘for
'white washing. '
.“
Q‘ J. or B. will keep co_nstan“tly on hand
Cement, calcined Plaster for building purposes.
and iiianyotlier articles too numerous to men-
tion, and which will be sold on reas‘oiiabl‘e tennis.
Boot Shoe Leather and I_'ind-_
. . 1 gystore. _
HENRY HANDES renewssagain
mhis acknowledgments to the public and
. ‘his friends fortlieir generous patronage
during the year past, and liopesto merit: an un-
interrupted continuance of the business. rela
tionship which he has so long ‘maintained with
this corurnunity. He will be found now at his
new stand opposite the store of Dimori Finch,
where he wiil be happy to see, and ‘serveliis
old friends and the public. Tlie'cbai'acter of
his work is too well known to need to word of
and cbildren"s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies rind gentlemen.
FINDINGS of the best quality. and in any
quantity, suited to the wants of the craft.
Norwalk. April 20, 1852. ‘
South Norwalk Machine Shot.
"HE public are rerpeclfully informed that
the subscriber will continue the business
of R. W. Norton dz Co., and be is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Jobbing in general nia-
chinery; Die Turning ofievery description;
and Sa\ving in allits varieties, Brackets, Car-
riage Stuff. 66c. Also, Wood Turning in all
its various branches, from‘t|ie largest Portico
Pillars to an Awl Haft. Turned Cedar Hitch-
ing and Fence Posts are kept constantly on
hand.
The subscriber has also added to the above
establishment in Foundry for Brass Castings,
and he would be pleased t.o fill orders for airy
and every kind of Jobbing in this line.
The facilities of the ‘present proprietor ena-
ble him to guarantee to do any kind of workio
his line which is done in any other city or
town. and he warrants all work t.o give entire
satisfaction or no cbirrge'_will be made.
'N. B. Cash paid on deliveryl'oi' good Hick
ory Timber. M. M. NORTON.
South Norwalk. March. 13. 1852.
_C. GRAHAM, _
llclricc, Civil Engineer & Surveyor!
7 HE subscriber having opened an office in.
Norwalk with D E Culver, civil erigirieer.
opposite the post office, for the purpose of ina-
king plans. elevations and specifications for
buildings ofall kinds. also for bridges and roofs.
having bad a nuriiber of years of practice and
experience in building and in supeririteridirrg
buildings of all kinds. All orders left with D
L Culver, Esq. will receive prompt attention.
Engineering and surveying done in all its branch
1.‘)
es. Norwalk, Feb. 20. 1852 8
m House 48:. Lot. For Sale.
at THE suliscriliei offers for sale his
house and lot. situated on the main street
in the village of New Canaan. The dwelling
house is a two story wood building with a com-
modious back kitctien and a well ofgood water‘
connected tlierevvitli. There is also it good
barn. wood-house. gm-den_,and a lot containg
one mod connected therewith. It is a very
desirable location. For terms apply to the
subscriber at Norwnlk, previous to the first of
March. 'l‘H0.V_IAS RAYMOND.
Norwalk, Jan. 24. 4tf
For Sale. .
7'‘ H E building lot. t-onip. 3-mg about lglircres
of gnarl _'_'l'lrl’ll)(I. lzitetiug sire of the rggi.
dence of Capt. \Vru. Allen. Flax Hill d':strict.
is oll'c-red for sale on very reasoimble terms.-—
Apply at this office.
New G-roceey Store.
7 HI») §ul)gt_‘: ii.-.-is h:irrrr.-_- lake-n the store
lately iii-.~up':r»-il by Mr. Fro-ltl. r-.r-ar the
spririfz. and tin Li-d it -.\ iilr a la n 2» 5l\"~-‘.ti'll|IP!ll of
Gi‘o(_-¢_'»,.3._-_.~_ P riv}-Ian‘:-‘. t\'r-.. \$tIt.tlt,l re-pr-rtf--ll_v
stilici: 2. slru-re of pi.bl‘r- p:-I-m.:ige-—i-s>?ir-siorg
that llIlI~t£ who i'.ivrrr tlro;-in \\i:li a wall will find
as goml l|;|.':'1;'l"§ as can be fourul in the place.
Gtturl.-' rlefivo,--mi \\itbiu a i'ea;~ona:;le distance
free oftrliriige.
Allgoods no: proving as r-epresenterl can be
returned, and the money will be r'i-lrrruleil.
G. I‘ltJ_Lr\]ES A’. Of).
13 l\‘l:iio st.
Noiwalk, April 10. 15
Silver and Plated Ware.
SH \l. l.. keep a large a.-sortriruril ofsrroous,
foil...-'. l‘rllll0‘l'-l\l)lV't’-.~‘. sri:;nr'-.~lrovr-l.~, la-1!.-.~,
&c. for tire .~p.'mg trade. Put -lrasers wiil find
it to rip.-;,= zgtltitlzlilflfi to lw_v of me. and l)1IVP.
their spoiriis ha oil-on i--‘v mi_«_vr.-w-ti and w:ir-ar.i-
ed, rathe-.r than to get tuern of penile--s.
C. E. DlSBRO\V.
Zinc Paints.
O. 1 or snoiv it lids-.. groiirid Ill oil.
Al B6 on
2 sliv(:’l'
3 ,(..'..y H at it
Bi'0\\'ir stone color’. for sale by
-'.l' l. 6.’. J R PECK.
South l\-or'w.rll;. N:-y 1852.
,.-‘ac.-. , .1.-' v . AAWI-I‘r'o5iG3"v0'.‘«. -.-.s. > gym‘. .2 .. _-":7 .._ _,j~_~_- .-A ,,
, .rniesgi'e-rrrir1icr;rir»:oroa;iyssrriie;ir'
r :uason~ 8:3’-'Bissel,lf' -»
i .- . A(lrl'2N'l'~'f(!B.-,-1‘-IlE~.».:-':':'-' . -
Howard, * ‘Hartford ' Mutual, J’ tweswhqgtfl‘ '37
Mutual, Quincy Mutual, and Middlssii “-"3
Mutual Fire lnsut'iinc'o~C‘ori‘v‘piIriel’ I ' V"-
’‘ and the .American,_,fMuunl "
1 _ , Life lnsiirinée Ciinipuny. V ,_ _,
' lmijccg; at the‘ Store rgf‘Judsofi:§'~Dit§¢Ifi gi‘—‘».,
-‘ E » Noiiv’_v.u‘.—'x, Court." g
e ,
Geiiéfei.‘ X36-if qri’-‘“r‘ 1i.r‘iv..'c.’-i"5‘i‘iitr"l..‘é"n7I-
alone.’ Bomrtyi;L;and:, Extra and‘ Back
L
.I
Potent, t§e.._.§i:.' '. g H
-. ~ George’ '.D.8l'7(_OlI]!0_l,_'t"g_,
Attorney and Counsellor. at ,TIaW_
W5“ West?‘ Br=ei:e.- ,
', ..‘N0_R.»W.AI.l£‘,_ coiiul.’
.
Attorney
}-; .._
- "'5.7".iio
, and fl ||.lS_0ll¢I"..at*‘,Iaw.’_-A‘
_ . DIallorv?s_ Building.‘ . Y , if
g Ausil-titers.
’ ''()v'ex;'I‘. Jolin’s’l'Slto1‘e, I
I NORWALK, CT.
I .1-ikenessest .
IV¢’a'ra.nted‘:' to,“ Tplerise r all good i
.3.‘-iin’s 1VYercli_ant’e ,_ _,
J NORWALK, couu. ~
In the Post Omce Building} A,
' C. J’ GRUIVIAN,
DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC _
Slap: 8z.fairn_i ilflrp em:
CARPETING. -r
Carriage Cloths and tnnmngs.
currs, SSIMERES, ,vEs'riNt=s,
Shootings. Plannels, Battsla
.. NORWALK, ctr.
2
Dimon I'inch,- -
DI-ZALI-2R IN ’ .
Hardware, Cutlery. lroni, Steel’, P'iii'nfl,
Oils. French \Vinrlzviv (‘S-lass and
AGBlCUI.'|‘UIlAlL. llltrnlllill-2lV'l‘|.
NOR \VA.j,K-. CO N N‘.
DENTAL ‘SURGERY
By mes. mm. & rxrcn ,
Oficé over" 0. J. Grumans Store,’ foot of
Main st, Norwalk, CI. ’ '
Raymond do Mead.
WI-IOLESALE ac RETAIL DEALERS:
In Groceries, Prov'rsions,‘Flour, Feed. Salt..
Fish. Crockery andtailass Ware, Woridoln a'iitI'=
Willow Ware. Brooms. Mats. &c.. 6:42.
No. 2 lVatc'r 31.. Norwallc, Court.
I‘. H. Nash,
MANUFACTURER or
TIN, SHEET IRON, AND COPPER \VAIIES‘,.
EALER in Stoves, Furnaces, Iron Wire!
and Rods, Brittaoia, Japan. “’nod and?
\V'illow \Var-cs, Knives‘ and Forks, Force;
Pumps. Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead. French __Btto-
kets, etc. Roofing and house jobbing done 38
short notice and in a worknranlike mariner...
South Norwalk, July lttlr. 1851.
TAYLORYS FASHIONABLE '
llai Cutting, Ilcsslng aiitl Sl.av'I}
S A In '0 O N , '
Near the Spring.
. VHANKFUL for past favors, he hopes by
strict attention to business to merit I cons
tinuance of the same. Particular" attention
paid to cutting misses‘ and children‘: hair in the-
latest style. Razors honed in a superior man-
ner. Tricoplierirs and l‘erfumery ofall kinde-
constantly on ha nd and for sale. - ’
E?‘ Bay Water of the oestkind consta
band and for sale.
nxennowtsi Ar.-1-1:n=a.1-xv;
A Ci~:n'r.n:¢= ‘Con: .
FOR DYSENTERY. A DlARH(EA,..
CHOLIIRA MORBUS.AND ALI‘.-s‘
summer»: COMPLAINTS. — j .
GEO. W. BLEECKER. Proprietor, N. I:
For Children who are Teething, and .Cholerm
lnfantunr. this iriedieiire stands unrivalled. It may.-
be used with perfect safety both by old and yoiiugz;
and when faitlifnlly administered it has nevenbeen.
knmvriin any case to fail of ii speedy core Un-
like other Meilicirres, it corrects the bowels, and!
often in a few hours the "patient is restorcdtto. hil-
accustomed vigor and he:iltli.._*;‘:'i,",J_ -
I have used “Bige|0w's Altetati_ve_,- '1ng1~ri.y:=_fan$;
and have never found it to l'a'l, when all‘othei:e_érji‘§-
ediesadministercd by, and under direction ol'.5frtr:‘y-;
sicians have proved jueffectrral. I tbinlo.it.a per»
fect correctivelor Dysiriteric and all bowel coni--
plaiiits. GEO. \\C'..BEBBE.. '
New York, March 2'2, 1852. ' ' ‘
\rVe can add our testimony to that ohotbers ofilbv
great eflicacy in our own case. \\'bRfl;pI0§IHlIelI to
:iir alarming degree by bowel disease. It wasthe
only medicine tl,i_:ItVgave'_ relief, and: wenow-_ arlwayl
keep it in the family." . V .
Editor of N. Y. B‘.'n1tisttII.bgister" -
For sale by W’. E. BISSELL, Norw~alk._ 3m2J.
Just neeeirred-.
« A large assortment of‘ ri'rlingefIfld'¢ll'li.'
ving WEIIPS, splendid genrlernenls-and‘ladies."
saddles. trunks, valices. ca rpet: ba2s,. &c.. Fly
nets and blankets. Also, a spl'endld‘lot.~of? well:
made horse collars. which will! be sold’ singly-
or by the dozen. Don't forgeti the Old’ Sllllld’-A
WM. B‘. S\V_'A1§,.
nil; on.
. _ PODS AND SEALS.
l.E»\Sl{ rat: at my 3-"lore and look at the
rim.-: in-':II!l;:i-l. ;?z-:r. sgileiididaud f;--lrioua-
ble lnl of -_._-old iltltl plate-i'l'»‘uir Cuaiii.~jand Seals
ever‘ till}-red in this ni.:rl..-r. »
ltprtil Q6. . C. E.
Sportsmen Attention.
T V H la‘ spririg t:a:iipairr is now (i§tr"l. plea.\:e
. ' call and examine our slot.-l. of 'l‘rout poles
R4-6-ls, Lini-.5. l:”lul_Il\‘, liaslu-2-, l‘~‘l=~,.-.l.-' (Qt: ,
\\"r.- are also hour ly e-xpectiu;:am.tlrer- rrivoice
of those Superior‘ double and "single barrel
Guns made expressly to ovir order and which
are too well liti0\\ tone.-cl ,...mr.g.
[~lOLC(t~.\lB<'S'I.‘.’ N.
83 Water Street, Bi'idgepm't-
. OFFIN PLATES rm-..r..~r;m1_:ir short oo-
tice. C. E. DI-.\‘I3R0\Vo
‘t OLAR and fluid Lamps of all kind?‘-
B C. E. 'DlSl5l{0_\rV.
N
A_I.LS.—.'zl)0 kegs Fall River nails assorted
from 3d line to 7 inches. for sale by
- ’ STRE ET 6:’. QUINTA RD.
IN DO\V GLAS-S.—500 boxes F!'€Dclt
and American Window Glass, for sale
at city prices DY - ‘ _ ‘
STREET _& QUINTARD.
I 0ES.—50 dozen 'I‘utt_l_e’s cast steel Hoes
Hardware, Cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils 2- ,
FINCH has now onhand. one ofi tftfq
0 most exteusiveand well=seltect~ed‘assoiit-
merits of foreign. domestic and building hard-
wm-e_ cuuery. iron, steel. paints..oils, French.
and American window glass-—-assonted sizes.
agricultural iinplerm.-nts.lia~yi outters,coi'n shel-
lers, else. all of which he vvillzsell at prices do-
iyiug competition. Also, every descriiptionefi‘
car-riage hardware. felloes. hubs, spokes, laces.
linings, patent lea_tbe,r', &c.a|| ofiwhich he sells»
upon the principle of “ small profits-and read}-
siiles." , 7
’l‘lie subscriber is also a gent. for the sale; of
Buswell’s Mineral Paint, which I8 P|’0°f"2‘|lll5*
fire, water? and weather, and unclrangeflblfl Ill-
iu its color. and is the best. ch?-"l’35l "ml "'0-5*
durable mineral paint now in use. In fact.0I.,l-tr
assortment comprises ‘a variety and extensive‘-.
ness that, would Ira file a detailed description,-and
we tlierefore would respectfully,invit0,the pttlh
lie to cal and examine themselves. 45
ILVER spnoxs. Butter Knives.,_Sil._§‘er
Cups,..Napkin Rings, &c.. silver and -,"‘pla;-'-
ted Forks‘. fine pen and pocket Knives,
Books, Wallets, Port Monies. érc. " _,
AC—.- -DISBRGW.
flair Brushes; 7
LSO, hat. tooth, nail, paint._,shbe;jddI
other brushes. flesh rubbers. eoinlis-’of‘1v.
__ for sale by the dozen. tqdealers at manu-
facturer": prices by 8-. . -
ory variety for sale at
BISSE-.LL’S.
. Pay. F-reach, Spoli¢.tio1il.é .~L¢u¢r_c' -«.
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