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The Largest Stock
0f Fancy “W7 ,Stap>«l1e Dry
at prices perfectly astonisliln g
In t fact, some Goods are almost
.'i . I '
,G-wen Away.
‘Our assortment of DeLaz'nes, Cash-
. meres, ~./Ilpaccas, Popl-ins, Persian
,'_DeL-aines, Thibet Cloth, Zlfermo,
‘and other DRESS GOODS was
i. ‘: never as good at present.
Our Stock of Dress Silks is _ Immense.
consisting of Black and Colored, Figured and
‘- Plain, mall and every variety. Our stock of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Vest-
. ings and all other goods for Men’s and Boys’
<wearis larger than ever before offered. In
fact, Ladies and Gentlemen can find any and
- every article wanted for Dress, Use, or Oma-
_ ment. and at prices that would astonish all, and
DEFY COMPETITION. Also,the Largest
Stock of Domestic Goods ever offered, and by
;_all odds the cheapest Don’t forget, the
“Old Bridge Store”
I Is the place for BARGAINS .' .’
i C- J. GrRUMAN-
~ Norwnlk, Sep. 1, 1851.
500 MEN WANTED
Not to work upon the
.l-Rail Road!
But: to put'chase their
At the CHEAP CASH STORE oftbe sub-
:: - "iber where a saving is made sufficient to pay
to. ten miles travel. Call and prove the truth
at GEO. ‘\V. SMlTH’S.
South Norwalk. Dec. ‘.26, 1851.
A. SIILLBCK,
Book Seller and Binder,
AS just returned from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofScliool and
Miscellaneous Books. A lso,a la rge assortment
of Stationery,includiug Blank Books.Foolscap,
Letter,and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
which he will sell clieaperlthantliey can be
bought for at any other store in this vicinity.
§Books of all kinds, boundin his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
For the Cure of
cations, co1:.ns,—
HOARSENESS, BRON-
OHITIS, GROUP, ASTH-
NIA, 'W'HOO1’ING-GOUGH
AND CONSUMPTION.
This remedy is offered to the community uith
the confidence we feel in an article which seldom
fails to realize the happiest effects that can be de-
sired. So wide is the field of its usefulness and so
numerous the cases of its cures, that almost every
Q tion of t".e country abounds in persons, public~
._y known, who have been restored from ala"iiiing
and even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind, is too apparent to es-
cape observation, and where its virtues are k nowii,
the public no longer hesitate what antidote to em-
ploy for the distressing and dangerous affections of
the pulmonary organs, which are incident to our
climate. And not only in the formidable attacks
upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of
Cgtns. COUGHS, HOARSENESS, &.c., and for Child-
ren it is the pleasiiiitest and safest medicine that
can be obtained. No family should be without it,
and those who have used it, never will.
Read the opinion of the following Gentlemen.
who will be recognized in the various sections of
country where they are located-—eacb and all as
rnercliants of the first class and of the liiglic.-‘t char-
acter—as the oldest and most extensive Wholesale
Dealers in Medicine with an experience unlimited
on the subject of which they speak. If there is
any value in tliejudgmoiit ofcxpericnce, see
THIS 0 ERTIF [CATE
We the undersigned, Vi hole.-‘ale Druggisls, liav-
ing long been acquainted with Aycr's Cherry
Pectoral, Iicreby certify our belief that it is the best
plaints ever offered to the American People. And
we would, from our knowledge of its composition,
and extensive usefulness, cordially commend it to
the afllicted as worthy their best confidence, and
with the firm conviction that it will do for their re-
lie! all that medicinecan do.
Hensliaw, Edmonds 65 Co., Boston. Mass.
Reese &/Coulson, Baltimore. Maryland.
Ladd & lngraliam, Bangor Maine.
Haviland. Harrall &. Co., Charleston, S. C.
Jacob S. Farrand, Detroit. Mich.
T. H. McAllister, Louisville. Ken.
Francis & Walton, St. Louis, Missouri.
Joseph '.I.‘UCl{Bl‘,’i\'I.0l)ll8, Ala. s
Theodore A Peck, Burlington, Vermont.
Haviland, Risley & (Jo, Augusta, Ga.
Isaac D James, Trenton, N J.
J M Townsend, Pittsbutg, Penn.
Clark & Co, Chicago, Ill.
E E Gay. Burliiigton, Iowa.
M A Santos dz Son, Norfolk, Va.
Edward Bi'iu,r_rliui'st, Wihiiingston, De.
John Gilbert. 45: Co. Pliiladelpliia, Pa.
Z -D 6: W H Gilnian, VVasliington, D C.
J Wright «S: Co, New Orleans, La.
Watsoii. VVa|l 66 Co, Fort \Vayne, Ind.
C C Richmond 66 Co, Sa_n Francisco, Ca].
. Lewis 65 Ames. Tallahassee. Florida
B R‘Sti'ong, Knoxville, Tenn. -
Chilton dc Duet‘, Little Rock, Ark.
Stiller,’ Slade 56 Ct), Lexiiigton, bliss,
N D Labtidie, Galveston, Texzis.
Chas, Dyer, Jr, Providence, R. I.
Jos. M. Turner, Saviiiinali, Ga. "
Wade.‘ Eckstein 45: Co, Cincinntti, Ohio.
\'Vitlisuc'li:issui‘aiicc, and from such men, no
stronger. proof caiii be adduced, except that found
in its eflccts upon trial.
Prepared and sold by ._lai_nes G. Aycr, practical
clieihist, ‘Lowell, Mass, and for sale. in Norwalk by
.'lV|i"'R‘15l“° ‘ill’; and J‘W Taylor, VVe.8‘tp0l'l.‘ 7 q _
and most efi'ectual remedy for Pulmonary Com-_
New Spring Goods. , .
HE subscriber would call the ‘attention of
the public to his stock of Dry Goods __iust
pvrcliascd, embracing styles of all descriptioiis
suitable for the Sprlng trade, such as figured
and plain Poplins, very rich Ciislimercs. De_
"L-tines, Giughams-—new stylessand "vei'y_fiIi'e_
Calicoes, Gloves, Hosiery, anda variety of Oil]-_
er Goods, all of which have been purchased at
the lowest market prices, and will be sold ac-
coi'din,qly. He has also a fresh supply of
Broadcloths, Cassiineres and iVestings of all
colors and qualities. which he will .cut fiee of
expense. or make to order in the mest fashion-
able styles at prices that will defy competition.
,L. 1-]. RANDLE.
Norwalk. March 20th, 1852._
M‘
NEW LINE FROM New YORK
To Norwalk & Danburyl
Capt. R. IV. Fowler,
ILL commence running in connection‘
"with the Dttnbnry ti-Not-walk "Railroad,
touching at South Norwalk. on Friday. May
‘.28th. Leaving Norwalk every day, Sundays
excepted, at 8 A. M. Returning, leave Peck
Slip every afternoon at 3 o‘clock, P. M.-—
Freiglittaken on reasonable terms and attended
to promptly by agents on each end of the route.
Fare 50 cents.-—For passage or freight, ap-
ply to the Captain on board, or to Saxton
\Vebb, 112 South st.
Norwalk, May 27, 1859.
Looking Glasses, ‘Willow’ lVare sac
E QU.lN'l‘ARD <\'. SONS have at their
0 ware-i'ooms a few rods east of the bridge
a large assortment of cabiiiet fui'uiture. consist-
ing in part ofsofas, centre. card, book,t.ea, work
aup l\ll(:llelI tables of various lill'lt,lS, maliogaiiy
and black walnut matble top dressing bureaus.
dlaiii (lressiiig bureaus. common liureaus of l
prices, some as low as $5 50. M ahoga ny. bl’k
walnut and maple bedsteads of various patterns
and prices.some as low as $2 25. P:iteiitbed-
steads that can be put up in three minutes and
without a key. Maliogaiiy, curled maple, l)‘~.’k
' walnut, kitchen and wiudsorcliairs. Cliildren’s
table and |o\v chairs. \Villo\v waggoiis. cra-
dles and chairs. Looking glasses ,of all sizes
and prices, from ‘.25 ceiits to $10. Spring inat-
resses. the best and cheapest beds in existence.
\Ve will deliver any furniture purclitiscd of us
(to the amount of$10 or over) in New Canaan,
\Vilton or Darieii free of charge and free from
damage.
Ready Jlfade Co/]i'ns.——\Ve have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 cofliiis of iiialiogany,
black walnut, cherry and wliitcwood of all sizes
and descript.ions, which can be furnish _,l at a
few minutes notice. \Ve also furnish :fIl'0U(lS
and everytliing necessary for the iiiterineut ol
the dead, and will see to the (liggiiig of graves
when requested. “/9 will attend funerals in
New Caiiaan, \Viltou or Darien. without extra
charge. E. QUINTARD ac SONS.
N. B.—Persous wishing to purcliase burial
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may make up
plicatiou to us. 45t.f
A 1\’F.W Mom: 01-‘ S}-Z'l"l‘lNG
Artificial Teeth!
HE uiidersigiied has invented and patented
in compound artificial basis for setting teeth,
qy which the process is i'eudei'ed much more
simple and easy than liei'etol'oi'e—aiid rccluccs
the expense about one-half. The process is
entirely new, and as beautifiil as itissiniplc and
ettouomical. .Eiil.t'rc sets can now he l'urnislietl
for $54); uppersets for $25, and partial sets in
proporlioii. A. HILL, D. D. S.
Norwalk. Nov. 10th. 1557.. 45ff
Elor Sale.
ii,-_!a',_§_L A small farm situated in Dlll'l8h near
the Brick Church, an-'. witliin five minutes’
walk of the Depot. wliere five or six trains of
cars stop daily to and from New Yorlt-—consi.<t.-
iug of :1 good twostory dwelling-liotise, l):‘.t'll
and cow-house. and other out-bi.-ildiiigs, with
foiii' acres of first-i'ate land and in good condi-
tion. On said place there is good ()l't:l'l?ll'(lS of
grafted fruit. It is pleasantly located, and well
VVOI'tlI the attention of any one \\’t1lll.lll_S_' a place
of that size. It will be sold and is well wortli
the money. For ftirtlier p:ii'ti(-ulars enquire
of VV. \Vliitney dc Co. 0|‘ of G. blather on the
corner by the meeting-liouse.
N. B.—lf the above pl'0[‘l6l'l._V is not sold by
the fii-st of April it will then be rented.
Darien, Feb. 26, 1852.
E. G. EVAEREN
Cabinet lllaher and Undertaker .’
(Two doors ea st of the Batik.)
L‘fl'f1fl1E‘0RDq CT.
HAVING recently coiiiiipleted an
extensive alteration and improve-
, merit in his extablislimeiit, and ex-
-, tended the compass of» his business.
_ would respectfully inform the iuli:ibi'-
tants ofthis and the adjoiiiing towns, that he
has now on hand and is coiistaiitiy maiiulactui'-
ing every description of
GABENET IWARE
iz: a good and geiieral variety of
Beadsteazls, Tables, I'Vas/tslands, Secretaries
Buxreaus, Sofas, «Sm. tj~c.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot fail to suit the purcliiiser.
Also, a variety of CH11IRS—liiiii', cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style.
Houselioldfurniture of any description manu-
liictured to order at short‘ notice on the most
aasoniible terms. Also a very extensive as-
Jrtment of
iilattresses, Paliasses, Patent Bead-
steads, dc. dc. _
Phat can be set tip and taken down by any one
it less than two minutes.
He has also a handsome assortment of the
iiost fashionable styles of
Looking Glasses,
which he will sell as ctieap as can be bought
an y where.
He is also prepared to furuisli
COFFINS, SI-IROUDS. CAPS, SCARFS. &c.
ofevery desmiptioii that may be dosii-ed, or
that cati be obtained in the city of New York
at it moments warning, day or night, on the most
i'e:isoiitilile terms. He is also pi'ep'ared to fur-
nish liearses. carriages, see to the digging of
graves. and to attend to any other ai'i'angcment
that iriziy he wished for the fiiiieral procession,
&c. 1 hose who may wish to keep the body of
ti deceased friend several days, can be furnished
with an ice box in which it may be preserved a
week or longer if necessary. -*
' 13- _C. VVARREN.
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851.
121!‘
if
For Sale, '
,l_.,;_ VVITH immediate possession, a. good
iVIill with water power on an excellent stream.
laud, situated about 7 miles from Norwnlk or
Stamford. For pai'ticulars enquise of S. E.
OL MSTE.-\ D. or JOHN BATLEY.
4 Norwalk. Miiy 24th, 1851.‘ ‘ 2]t_f
Ready Made Clothing.
TI]E_,subsci'iber has on hand and intends
keeping ii good .assoi'tment of'Reiidy Made
Clolliing 0 full kinds. Also, a good assortincut
of Cl0l-llS,- C?lSSllllel‘e.‘l.‘tl’ll(l Vestirigs, which
he will iiiailte up to°order in good style and at
short notice‘. - - A . -
A - 'i‘i—iui\i.As..1t1LE.Y-.
Noi-w;allt.F.eb: 25.1851. -- .. 4 ~ 9
with a convenient. House, Barn, and 14 acres of I
ii N. B. Pal'tici.lai'attentiorip‘nid.to cutting.
atiii;",51’1“;l*'¢‘.ST‘ll7K '
Cheaper than Ever‘
. H E subscribers have just .recei.ved, and
- shall keep constantly on hand one of the
largest ussortmentsof 2 I — ' .
READY IVIABE CLOTHING.
for Spring and Summer wear, ever‘brought into
this town, which will be sold clieap"erthaii ever.
tf . LITHAUER & TURK. .
V J. M. Siinith’s Marble Yard,
Near the B ridge, Norwallc. Conn.
EPULCI-IRAL Monuments and Grave
Stones ofevery variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workmanship. The best as-
sortment. of American and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to callaiid
give a personal inspection of his rnaterial and
work ma iiship, as this will be more satisfiict.oi'y
than to purchase ofAgeiits without anuppoi'tu-
nity oftestiiig the quality of thearticle con
tracted for.
E23‘°’l‘lie Lettcringand Oi'nament.alwoi'k is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warrant it to give eritirc stitisfactioii.
May. 1852.
Saddle &. Harness
HE subscriber gratelhlly acknowledges
the liberal patronage bestowed on him the
past five years by the citizens of this and the
adjoiniiig towns, and would inforni them that
he has constantly on hand a large assortment of
Saddles, Harness, Trm2l.'s, Valices,
Carpet Bags, I/V/tips, ti‘ .
which he will sell mur.-li less {than can be pur-
chased PlS9Wl'leI‘6. The best of mateiials are
always used and perfect satisfaction auaraiitied
on all work executed at this establishinciit or
the money returned.
E.-;r“'VVe hove now on hand and are making
up to order. several selts of very light and tasty
double and single I—1ARNFSS, which will be
found superior in neatness and lieiiuty of finish
and workinaiisliip, to anything ever exhibited
in this market l)6f(ll'6.:,£-‘,_:§
Special a/trnlzon ymirl to 1?./’]7ai7'i7Ig, 1rlI.icli
will al7.t.'a_7/s be (lam! at the s/iorlcsl notice
and in. the 71L‘/.Ll(3.s'l ’l}I.(I-Jl7l.I’7'.
llf;,.§~FJt1St call and see y<itii'scli’es.£.3,i;
F. 1ll’.A])Ll+3_\".
april 526] Under Coiiiiecticut Hotel.
Norwall: Eiiarnessr
AND SIKDDLERY
Esiasitaiitatat,
Z\7e.7:t door to Da22lizi.r_7/ and 1Voru.-al/5
Rail/'oa(l Depot.
NE oflhe most splendid and vai'ie:lassoi't-
line ever seen in this part. of the Coiiiity can
.nieu1s of Gootls and \Viii'es in the above
now be foiiud at the old and well known stand of
.1"--.,
(Opposite the ]‘vo/‘ml/.7.‘
\Vlio is coiifisleiit that the rcputatioii he has
acquired in his business is a sufficient guiirnii
tee to his old customers and the pub‘ic of the
superiority of workinansliip and neatuess of
design and finish ofall articles |)Ul'(.‘llZl.~‘e(l at his
stoic, pi'el'ei'i'ing that his work should praise
him ratliertbaii to trumpet abroad his merits
with his own lips. .
E'vcr_7/ article 272, has line llfade or
It’e_paired at the shortest notice and
upon the most reasonable terms.
may 8, 1852.
N E\V YORK
Cabinet, Chair, Sofa and
Bctltliiig Uplielstei'y Esiablislziiicnt
AT NEW CANAAN, CT.
HE propriet.or of the above is prepn red to
execute any thing belorigiug to either of
the above business, and keeps on hand for sale
at low prices bedstcads from .91 75 cts to $4 75
of maple, &c.; cottage B walnut from $810 $14
—iiialiogauy from $8 to $2.30 ; bureaus from $4
to $9, ii'ialiog,uny front; all maliogany extra
from $9 to $335 with iuarble top &c; rule joint
tea tables from 50 to S4; iiinliogany do from
$610 $30; chairs from 37% cts to $8 each ; stands
and wash stand from $1 to $14 ; sofas spring
seats and haii-cloth covered from $12 to $90 ;
mattresses from 531 £25 to $15; couifortcrs from
$1 75 to "2 75; feathers very low; mattresses
of sti'aw,tea grass, patent prepared corn husk,
ctii'le.d grass, curled hair &c., and everytliing
ever wished for at equal low prices at least 525
' per cent less than can be obtained elsewhere in
the country, and everything sold at his estab-
lishment is watraiited 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 done neatly.
N B——Readymade coffins constantly on hand
of all sizes and qualities at low prices, and will
attend to the diggiiig of graves and will furnish
everytliing uecessar_v for the interment of the
dead. Funerals will be attended with a hearse
&c unequalled for respect, free from extra
tzliarges. New York Cabinet and Upholstery
Establishment. New Canaan, Ct. 43
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New Marble Yard.
THE subscriber having opened and furnish-
_ - ed a new Mai-ble Yard‘ in Norwalk, near
tlie head of Main street. would respectfully so-
licit all to favor him with acall, and examine
his stock and workinansliip. ,He intends hav-
ing on hand constantly a full assortment of
Aim-.i'ican and foreign Marble, and the work-
mansliip of a superior style. Monuments,
Totiibsloncs. counter and table Tops,&c., &c.
fui‘nislied‘at the slioi'tes't older and on reason-
able tcriiis. JOHN H. WEEKS.
_Noi'w:ilk, Nov. 5th,‘ ]_85J. .
45
‘ )Al._1A_SOLS.-—A good assortment for sale
at MOULT-ON’-S, iv... port.
' House and Burn nearly new.
- ' , " ‘ ‘-I-Ia~ts;"Caps. A . _
s 'I‘HEiNOR\V‘ALK EMPORIUM-
V ‘HE subsci-ibe_r~liaving pu_i'chased the old
' stand of H.~C.~Randle, is now prepared_ to
offer as great or greater inducements to pur-
chasers of the above named articles, than have
ever before beeii- presented to this corrimutiity.
Call and examine for yourselves.
' D -\VID COMSTOCK. Jr.
Norwallt. Feb. lst. 1852.
. For Sale.
- ll ONE ofthe most beautiful residences
between N. York and N. Haven, situated in the
central part of the village of Norwalk, with
About three
fourths of an acre ofgrouiid, with ahrost every
variety of fruit and flowers, that can be desired.
For particulars enquire at this ofiice. ’ 2‘.’.tf.
N. B. As reference is bad to us, we can say
that it is rare that so desirable and eligible it
place, is offered for sale. upon anything like as
low terms.-—[Ezl. Gazelle.
. I-xi fals-
W. - - .
‘~'.ii>ANi5UitY 6: NORWALK
Rail Road Ar'rangement,_
Commencing June 21st, 1852. Trains will
run as follows until further notice: Leave
Danbury M6 45 A M willi passengers only.
“ 3 I5 P M passengers and freight.
RETURNING, will leave
So Norwalk at 9 H) A l\It iissengers and fr’ht;.
“ 5 40 P M passengers only.
The 6 45 A M train from Daiibury connects
at Norwal_k with the 8 09 A M train to N York
Ptiss-eiigei°s going east can leave Norwalk at
9 13 A M.
'l‘lie 3 15 P M train connects at Nnrwalli
with the 5 35 accommodation train to N. York,
and the 5 35 express train to New Haven.
Passengers from New York will leave at 7
A M and at 3 30 P M to connect with trains on
this road.
I2?‘ Stages will be in readiness on the arrival
oflhe trains at the Ridgefield Station to convey
passengers to Ritlgefielil village. Lewisborough,
(Sic. HARVEY SMITH, Sup’t.
Wu THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE,"
In the Language of Scripture.
Dr.I-IALSE_Y’S
Forest Write l
From its own merits and great works, this wine
is first becoming the favorite iiiediciiie .-iuioug eve-
cltiss of people. Known as the most eflicieiit rciii-
cdy for general Dcbtlity, Ncrvoiis Alfectioiis. Cou-
siiiuptive Decline, Cuuipltiints of tl.e Kidneys
Heart, Lungs. and above all for diseases arising
from impure Blooduiid liahit of the System, emi-
uciit iiienibcrs of the Medical Faculty litivc sanc-
tioned and adopted the use of it.
DR. I. A. STANLEY,
A celclirtitcd Physician. iuti letter from Prince-
toii. New Jersey. dated November I6, 1849, de-
clares tli:it in all his experience he had never seen
aiivtliiiig to compare witlitlie Forest \Viiie and
Pills. tittlie some time relutlug several CEISGS of
con.-titutioual [)cbility and Scrofulous affcctioiis
wliich it cured in an iiicredilile short time. Among
the nieiiiliers of the Medical Faculty of New York
who have \\’llIl(?.~‘SCtl the great |'c$llllS of the For-
est Wine. and recoiiimeiitlctl it in lllllllcl'(HlS coin-
pI:iir:t.s will be found the iiauies of the celebrated
Dr. M. T. Goodman. Dr S I Mott. D1‘. L Cheese-
ninn. Dr Cliihoii, Dr Wui Brown, Dr Marviii, Dr
J M Moreziu, and others.
TESTIMONY
Of Johnson Burke, a highly respectable citizen
of VV:iverl_v Place. New York;
DRG lIALSF.Y,—
De-arSir—-I cstecui the Forest wine as the King
of lilcdicitiaz-'. It has done for me in five wccks
wlizii llirce Pliysiciziiis failed to do in as many yetirs.
lu lS45.I l)t‘('.:lIllP.:l victim of the I-leart l)iseuse
and Ni-.rvoit.< Affcctioiis, which have been growing
on me cvcr siiice, ‘until ] prociii'cd your Forest
\Viiic and l’i|i.<, iiltliougli I had Wtlslefl St‘Vt.'l‘tll liiiii-
dri-tl dolliirs for lll€(ll(‘:ll attendance. Diiriiig the
llt‘llll_Y all oflhe lime. and gave up liiisiii-ass iii coit-
scqiicncc of iuyill lic:i_ltli. Iliad lost tie-‘lily all
liopi.-s of rci-.ovci'y, my coiiipliiiiit was of that class
itiiilcr which "iiaiturc .-tiuks and life becomes ii bur
tlicii.” Seeing your Forest wine :ltl\’el‘li.~‘(.'(l I
roiicliidctl to give it a trial, and before fiiii.-‘liiiig the
third bottle I felt. like a ililli-i'ciit person, and was
able to rcsuine liiisiiicss ngaiii. eiitircly cured by
takinu five bottles. For the heiielitof tlinse afflic-
ted with siiiiilairconiplaiiits you are at. liberty to
lllllllsll this. Yours. &c.,
I’ 1 — .- '\
JOHNSON BURKE, \Vaverly Place, N. Y.
The followingfcertificate, voluntarily given by
MrF G Massey, a respectable and well known
citizen of Cdlioes. New York, is an evidence
which must tieiiiovealldoubts oflhe grout cfiiczicy
oflhe Forest W'iue in GENERAL DEBILITY,
Neuralgia, Affectioiis oflhe Spiiieand Kidneys.
This is to certify. that I have used Dr. H:ilsey’s
Forest wine in my family witq the most entire suc-
cess. My wife was badly alllicted with Ncur:il:'ii:i.
:itl'ectioii of the Spine and Kidiieys, and general de-
bility- She fouiidspeerlv rclieftiiid regained her
liczqtli, by the use oftlic Forest wine.
From my own kiioivludgc oftliis excellent inedi-
tl|llel'S who iiuiy ce SlllIi3I'lllg with ’:'~'imil:ir coni-
plaitits- his the best lllr:(llCllle with which : am ac-
quziiulcd. and those who are afllicted with the
above, or any siiiiilur diseases, may sat‘.-|_y rely on
its virtues. ‘ E G MUSSEY.
M ORE TESTINIONY FROM COHOES.
DI’ G Hail-cy.
Dear Sii'—My wife last autumn was reduced to
at low stizte ofdcbility. My fa uily Physiciiiii advi-
sed her to take your Forest wine. Aceordiiigl_v I
went to Mr Teri'_v’s. your agciit for this towii, and
procured ii bottle of it which restored her in a very
short time to perfect liealth.
I'll"-INRY DONALDSON.
Cohocs, April 13,1850.
The testimony of upwards of three hundred in
divitluals, some of whom were afflicted willi dread-
l'iil?disoi'dcrs and considered IllClll'ill)l€.nllly be seen
at Dr H:ilsey’s principal office. The following are
some of them residing in this city :—
Mr Aaron S Smith. 167 Prince st., oflice in wall
st., wasloug severely ufllicled with a disease of ilic
kidneys and bladder. The best medical skill aus-
wered no purpose. He tried the Forest wine and
it met his c:isc,:iiid lie was completely cured by
the use of tour bottles and a box of the Forest
Pills. -
MrJacob Bell. mercliant iii Pearl st., was lor4
ycarsu iiiarlyr to severe Rlieumatic Pains, and could
find no relief uiilil he used the Forest \viiie and
Pills. and recovereil by taking six bottles -aiid less
than a box of the Pills.
The remarkable cflicaco oflhe Forest wine is
vr~r_v strikiugiu the case of the Hon S I Brown. of
Virgiuiii, who was cured in ii few hours time of a
severe attack of Biiious Di:irrlicx:a and general pros
tratioii of bodily energy in a few diiys time. On
the arrival oftqis gciitlciiiau in New York in Maircli
he was so weak and nervous from the effects of
his illness, that he could not write, and reqtiireil as-
sistance to eiiahle him to walk to his apartiuent.—-
The wine was sent for. and he recovered by the
use of less than a bottle of the wincand a single
dose of the Pills. -.
The Foresiwine and Pills are recommended as
an eflicienl. and certain cure in the following coni-
plaints: -
Dyspepsia, Habitual Costiveness. Liver
Complaint, Ast.li_ma, Piles, Obstiiiiite
Headache, Bilious Disorders, Pim-
ples, Blotches and uiiliealtliy color
of the skin, Jaundice, Ague and
~ Fevei'.Salt-rlieuin, Erysipelas
Complaints incident only to
Feinales. Laoguishing
wmkness.Niglit Sweats
N ervous Di: orders,
General Ill Health
and imp-_aired state
of the Consti-
tution. .~ .-
l3?,Ge_iiei'al Depot for I-lalsey's Forest
Wine, No 25 1-2.Spruce st., New York-. —-$1
per Bottle, or 6 lidttles for-. $5. Twenty five
'c’ents per box for the Pills. '
i«‘o.~....i‘.s~1i‘y W. 3. BISSIELL.
lzistlwn _veiir.< I was o‘liligcil to keep my lintlse
cine, lcoiitideutlp racoiiiiiiciid it for the goudof
l Vllholcsalclaiid _l _ i
Judson &. B1ssell_ , _
.AV.E taken the store- foi'merly- occupied
by S.E. Olmstezul on east side the bridge_
where they will follow the wholesale and_re- .
tail Grocery mid Commission business.‘ They:
now offer to purchasers ll general assortment of
Groceries. Provisions. Fruits, Nuts, &c. as can
be found at.an'y store in the county. and _ou as
favorable terms. The following is a portion of
their stock, viz :- _
20 chests youngliyson and black Teas.of all
prices. v -
25 lilids and bbls P R and N O Molasses.
40 “ . “ Sugar ofall kinds.
10 quintals Codfish.
150 bbls Flour. extra and superfine.
30 boxes Raisins. '
Cofi"ee~of' difl'erent prices.
Currants, Citron. Figs. Spices and nuts.
Whale, elephant and sperm Oil by barrel or
gallon .
Tallow. ad:iniantine,sperm and wax Candles.
I)0I«:.Sl’l. Soda, Starch &c. by cask and box.
Pliiladelpliia Lime, a superior article for
white ‘washing. -
I? J. & B. will keep constantly on hand
Cement, ca'\cined Plaster for Iiuildiug purposes.
and many other articles too numerous to men-
tioir, and which will be sold on reasonable terms.
Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
i g Store.
HENRY HANDES renews again
S acknowledgments to the public and
his friends fortlieir generous piitroiiage
during the yen r past, and hopes to merit an un-
iutet'rupt‘ed continuance of the business rela
tionship \\'lll(:ll'lle has so long maiiitainod with
this community. He will be found new at his
new stand opposite the store of Dimon Finch,
where he will be happy to see. and serve his
old friends and the public. The cliai'acter of
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises every article of mcu’s
and children’s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
slioes in their season, for ladies and geiitlemeii.
FINDINGS of the best quality. and in any
quantity, suited to the wants of the craft.
Norwalk. April 20, 1852.
South Norwalk Machine Shop
‘HE public are rerpectfully iiil'oi'mcd tluit.
_ the subscriber will continue the business
of R._ \V. Norton 65 Co., and he is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Jobbing in general ma-
cliinery;_ Die Turning of_every description;
and Sawing in all its varieties, Brackets, Car-
riage Stuff. dcc. Also, VVood Tuiwiing in all
its various braoclies, from the largest Portico
Pillars to an Awl Haft. Turned Cedar IliIch-
ing and Fence Posts are kept constantly on
hand.
The subscriber has also added to the above
estiiblisliment ii Foiiiidry for Brass Czistings,
aiiii he \\'0tll‘l.(l lie _fpi]e:is|cil to fill} _oi"'dei‘s for any
- .-r v I is e.
iin'I‘liiaPlilt:illil]i(e:0f lilidlliiieblhntl prdiii ietor emi-
ble him to guarantee to do any kind of \vorkiu
his line which is done in any other city or
town. and he wai'r:ints all work to give entire.
sat.isl'art;i_on or no cliarge will be niatle.
N. B. Cash paid on delivery for good Hick
0l'_V Timber‘. M. M . NORTON.
South Norwalk, March. 13. 1852.
C. GRAHAM,
. Y. . 9 I
llcliicc, Civil Engineer & Stu vcyor!
7 H E subscriber having opened an office in
- Norwalk with D E Culver, civil engineer,
opposite the post office, for the purpose of ina-
king plans. elevations and specifit.-iilions for
buildings of all kinds. also for liiidgcs and roofs.
liaving had it uuniher of years of practice and
experience in building and in superiiiteiirliiig
liuildings of all kinds. All orders tell with D
L Culver, Esq. will receive prompt zittcutiou.
Eiiginecring and .=ni'veyingtlmie in all its braucli
es. Norwalk, Feb. ‘.20. 1852 8
House &. Let E'cr §-Sale.
THE suliscriliei offers for sale his
‘ll house and l()lLSll'|l7ll(‘.Ll on the main street
ill the village of New Cariasiii. The dwelling
liouse isa two story wood building witli a com
modious buck kilclion and a well Ofgootl water
coniiccted tliercwith. 'l.‘hei'e is also it giiod
barn. wood-lionse. gai'(leii,aiid a lot coutui u _t_'
one rood connected'tlicrewitli. It is a very
(lP.Sll‘2llll6 l0Ctll.l0ll. For terms apply to the
sulisct'ibei' tit Norwalk. previous to the first of
1y
March. THOMAS RAYMOND.
Norwalk, Jan. 24. 4tf
For Sale.
VIJH E building lot. comprising about ll acres
of good grouii(l.latetlie site of the resi-
dence of Capt. \Vm. Allen. Flux Hill district.
is oll'oi'ed for sale on very reasonable terms.—
Apply at this office.
New Groceey Store.
7 HE subscrilzers liaviug taken the store
lately occupied by Mr. Field, near the
spring, and stocked it with it large assortiiiciit of
Groceries, Provisions, &c., would respectfully
solicit it share of public p:iti'ouage——belicviug
that those who favor them with a call will find
as good litirgziius as can be found in the place.
Goods delivered within a reasoiiable distance
free of charge.
All goods not proving as represented can be
returned, and the money will be i-eliuirled.
G. HOLMES & CO.
13 Main st.
Norwalk, April 10. 15
Silver and Plated Ware.
SHALL keep a large ussorliiieiil ofspoons,
forks, liuttei'-knives, sllgtll‘-Slltivels, ladles.
dzc. for the spring trade. Pui":liasei's will find
it to their advantage to buy of me, and have
their spoons liaimlsoiiiely engraved a iid warrant-
ed, rather than to get them of pedlers.
C. E. DISB ROW.
Zinc Paints.
NO. 1 or snow white, ground in- oil.
2 silver at H H
3 gl.ey 56 55
Brown stone color, for sale by
T I. <3; J R PECK.
South Norwalk, May 1852.
F035 AND SEALS.
LEASI.-.1 call at my store and look at the
most beautiful, rich, splendid and f:isliioii:i-
ble lot ofgold and plated Fob Chains and Seals
ever offered in this iiiarket.
api'il 26. C. E. DISB ROW.
Sportsmen Attention.
HE spring caaipnin is now open. please
- ‘call and examine our stock of Trout poles
Reels, Lines. Hooks, Baskets, Flasks &c.,
We are also hourly expecting another invoice
of those Superior double and single barrel
Guns made expressly to our order and which
are too well know to need puffing.
I-JOLCOMB 6.: LYON.
83 \Valer Street, Bridgeport.
£6
OFFIN PLA_TE—S—fui'nisl'ied at sliort no-
tice. C. E. DlSBRO\V.
P‘ OLAR and fluid Lamps of all kinds.
b ' C. E. DISBROVV.
NAILS.—500 kegs Fall River nailsassorted
from 3d fine to 7 inches, for sale by
STRE ET dc QUINTARD.
INDOW GLASS.—-500 boxes French
*" and American Window Glass, for sale
at city prices by V I , _ .
L i‘ STREET &: QUINTARD.
OES.——5O dozen_Tuttle’s cast steel Hoes
‘ for sale by the dozen to dealers at manu-
l'acturer’s prices by 3- 51-‘ Q-
- " - 1 ,-w.-‘:..= .~ v .-.-.t vi.
INSURANCE AGENCY ‘-
Geo. A; ;.B,i‘ss_'ell, » A if
, Aeizxr pi-io_it'.rrni:: I ' 3
Howard, Hartford Mutual,
' Mutual, Quincy Mutual, and'Middlssex'
Mutual .Fii-e ll_lSl1_l‘llll0e Compaiii_es~‘-' .
and the American. M-utuiil.
Life Insurance _Compa ny. ’
Uflice at the Store of Judson Bi
-NORVVALK, Cons‘.
A. H. Byiingtoln.
General Agent for procu_rifn'g, Pen.
sions. Bounty Lands, E.1't'ra_ and _Bac7i_:
Pay. French Spoliatioiis. Letters .1
Patent, ‘<5-c., i
2
sselli
Georgeifi. Davenport,
.Al2t0l‘ll0y and Counsellor at I-lair
Oflice West Side the Brzdge, *
NORVVALK, CONN.
0. S. Ferry,‘ , _ ,_
Attorney and Counsellor at law
Mallory’s Building. ll
JOHN AiISTE.‘lN’S
llAGllEf;RlAN HUQM
Over -1’. St. Jo'lu17s Store,
NOR\V.»\LK, CT.
Liikenesses
Wat'i’a7ztcd to please all good judges,
___._.___.___.
Bain’s Merchant’s
TELEARAPH QFFICE,
NORWALK, CONN.’ ‘
In the Post Office Building.
0. J eaunsam, ,
Di-;.u.i~:it IN FOREIGN AND DOMI-IS'l‘lC
stain: 8t.l;'aittti 11) (icons
CA R P E T l N G
Carriage Cloths and trnnmngs.
CLOTS, - SSIMERES, VES'l‘lNG. ,
Sheetings. Flannels, Batts &.c.
NORWALK, CT.
Dimon Finch,
Di:ALi«:a IN
Hai'd\vai'e, Cutlei'_','. lt'_o_ii, Steel, Paints,
Oils. French \Vinil.iw\.-Gl:iss and
As it lC UL'l‘ U as 1. IM 1’ l.l<1l\l‘l-'f‘i‘\'-*l‘.8.
* l‘.‘()l’.\VALl{. UQNN.
DI-‘.N’I.‘AL SURGE_RY
By Brs. HILL 13:. FITCH
Oflice over C. .7. Grumans S/ore, fool of
Jldain st., i'Vovr'u=al/.2, Cl.
Raymond &_1iIEeed,
\V IIOLESA LE &. .R.ETAl L DEALERS
In Groceries, Prnvisioiis, Flour, Fccd, Salt.
Fisli, Crockery and Glass \V:ti'c. ‘Nootlen and
\Vill0\v \Vare. Brooms. Mats, <'Szc.. c'\'c.
.No. 2 lVatcr st... Norwal/c. Conn.
I‘. H. Nash,
MAI\'UFAC'1‘URl-IR or
TIN, Sl*lEl~'.'I‘ IRON, AND COPPISR \‘.'ARES',
EA LER in Stoves. Fuiuat-es, lron \Vii'e
and l'I(l(lS, Britta iiia, Japan. “food and
\Villow \Viirt>..<. Knives and Forks. Force
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Sliecl. Loud, l"i'eucli Bus-
kcts, etc. .)»0(!lll|g and lioitsc johbing done at
short noliceiiud ill a xvorkiiuiiililw iiitiiiuer.
South Norwiilk, July 1 llli, 1851.
TAYLO ‘US FASIIIONABLE
llai Caittiiig, Dcssiiig and §lltlVlllg',
S &. L G @.I\i' ,
Z\’ca'r the Spriiig.
' ‘lHA'.\']\'l7'l_i L for past favors, he hopes by
strict attention to litisiiii-ss to niciit ii con-
tiiiuziiice of the same. P3ll‘llt:1ll2ll' attention,
paid to cutting iiiisses' and childi'eii’s hair in the
latest style. Razors honed iii a superior ma n-
iier. Tricoplierus and l’erl'uiuery ofull kinds
constantly on lia rid and for sale.
hand and for sale.
A CEIVI‘.-\l.'\' Cum:
FOR DYSENTERY. DIARHCEA.
CHOLERA MORBUS,AND ALL
SUMMER COMPLAINTS.
GEO. IV. BLEECK "R. Proprietor, N. Y.
For Children who are Teelliing, and Cholera
Infaiiitiiiii. this iiieiliciiic-stiiiiils ui_iriviilleil. It may
kiiowii in any case to fail of ii speedy cure Un-
like other illiailiciiies, it corrects the bowels, and
ofioii in ii few liours tlic patient is restored to his
acciistomcd vigor and liculth.
and have never found it to fail, when all other retu-
cdics ilfllllllll>‘llll’f.'(.l by, and under direction of phy-
sicizitis liavc proved int-fl'uctii:il. I think it ti per-
fcct corrective for I)_ysiutet'ic and all bowel com-_
[)l.'llllI.~'. GEO. \V. BEEBE.
New York, ‘i\I:irch 2'2, 1852.
an lll:ll‘llIllI_,'_' degree by bowel disease. It wastlre
keep it in tlic fziiiiily.
I".tlitor of N. Y. Baptist Register‘
For sale by VV. E. BISSELL, Norwailk.
Just Received.
viug
saddles. trunks, valices. carpet bites. 610. Fly
nets and blankets. Also. it splendid lot of well
or by the dozen.
\VM. B. SWAN.
Hardware, Cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils!
FINCH has now on hand one of the
E0 most exteiisiveaiid well selected assort-
tllellls of foreign. doiuestic and building hard-
ware. cutlery‘. ii'oii. steel.‘ |l:llllIS,‘0ilS, French
ls-rs, &c.all of which he will sell at prices de-
{viiig competition. Also, every descripti_on of
carriage hardwa re, felloes. hubs. spokes, laces,
linings,pateiit leather, &c.a|l of which he sells).
I
sales.” .
fire, water and weather. and untzliangeiible in
in its color. and is the best. cheapest and most
durable mineral paint now in use.
assortment-comprises a variety and extensive-
ness that would baflle a detailed descripl ion, and
we therefore would respectfully invite the pubgt,
lie to cal and examine themselves.
Books, Wallets, Port Monies. &c. ’ I
C. E. D1SBROW.““‘
other hi-uslies. flesh rubbers. _combs‘of ev-‘-
ery variety for sale at BISSELL’S.
“Teslcliester /"
L5,? Bay \Viiter of the best kind constantly on
BIGELO‘W’SAI.'I'.1RATIVE .
\I'c can add our tcstimoiiy to that ofothers ofits
great cflicdcy in our own ca.-e. ulicu prostiated to ‘
oiil ' incdiciiic that "il\.'B relief, and we now alive 8
I: Y
3ui24
made horse collars. which will be sold singly '
Don’t. forget, the old slut-id. ,
45 . .. .. ..
ILVER sroo-.\=s. Butter Knives. sit...-,::.
Cups. Napkin Rings, &c.. silver‘ and. pln.-TS”
ted Forks‘. fine pennnd pocket Knive's.'_P.ocket-~ .
Hair Brushes. ‘
‘O
I"
be use-d with perfect safety both by old and yontig; .
and when fiiiihfully adiiiiiiistercd it hzis never been’
I have used “I3igclow’s Alteiativc" in my family ;
, A large assortment of riding and di‘i— ,
VVHIPS. splendid geiitlemen’s and ladies’ ‘
and Aiiiericaii window gl:iss—assorled sizes. . .-
:i;;i-icultui-al iiiipleiiie-n:'s,li:iy cutters,corn shel-, _ ;
upon the principle of “ small pi'ofits'uiid ready
The subscriber is also agent for the stile of;
Buswelps jljgne-,-at Paint, wliicli IS |)l'O0ftlL‘.lllllSt-» _f
In fac,t,our
LSO, lint. tooth, nail, paint. shoe, and?
Norwalk Chronicler