3" .
ki-
,-/ Ir: tile - _ .rd- W";-* g
_»_i."%~-boiise isa two story wood bui Irrgggood wmuel.-_
House I.ot.'!Ior4Sa1e.
,,-amigo of Ne\ifCanaan.
. . _- , i—.
u)i)Lll0l1S back kitclien and ii wgls also up good
connected therewitli.. 'I.:ll,',°,,d a lot wntai: mg
. I’ . . . .
lmI‘|1- W0°‘l‘l‘°“~’°~ §‘§,'l5i'ewitli. It is ;a very ;
one T00’-I C°“““;9.l'.“' For terms apply to - t.he ‘
des‘-l!'=i"l9 ,l9§’Norwalk. previous to the first of
Sill)?’/’ THOMAS RAYMOND. »
131,-.r rwalk, Jan. 24, . 4:1“
South Norwalk Machine Shop a
. ‘H E public are rerpectfully inlbruied that
. the subscriber will continue the business
of R. W. Norton :3: Co., and lie is now pre-
pared’ to do all kinds of Jobbing in general ma-
chinery; Die Turnipg of every description;
and Sawing in all its varieties. Brackets, Car-
" riage Stuff. &c. Also, Wood Turning in all
its various branches, from the largest; Portico
Pillars to an 'Awl Heft. Turned Cedar Hitch-
ing and Fence Posts are kept constantly on
lizind. . » - '-
A The subscriber has also added to the above
‘ establishment a Foundry for Brass Castings.
and he would be pleased to fill orders for any
,»and every kind of Jobbing in this line.
The facilities of the present proprietor ena-
' ble him to guarantee to do any kind of workin
his line which is done in any other city or
town. and he warrants all work to give entire
satisfaction _or no charge will be ‘made.
N. B. Cash paid on delivery for good Hick
oi'y Timber. M. M. NORTON.
South Norwalk, March. 13, 1852. 1y
7’ GRUMANS
Gld Bridge
l
Jiist Received I
The Largest Stock
Ofli-“s1':ac§7 “W Staple Dry
Goods, at prices perfectly astomishing
In ‘fact, some. Goods are almost
Siven Away.
Oar assortment of DeLa7Ines, Cash-
meres, Alpaccas, Poplz'7zs,. Persian
DoLaincs, I/z.z'Z2et Clot/2, lllerino,
and other DRESS GOODS was
never as good at present.
Our Stock of Dress Silks ls IINUBDSB.
consisting of Black and Colored, Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety. Our stock of
31-93.] (nouns, Cassimeres, Satinets, Vest-
iugs and all other goods for Men’s and Boys‘
wem-is larger tlian ever before ofl'ered. In
fact, Ladies and Gentlemen can find any and
every article wanted for Dress, Use, or Orna-
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”
Is the place for BARGAIZVS .’ .'
‘ C; J- GRUMAN-
Norwalk, Sep. 1. 1851-
-i
-3,’
lFor the Cure of
0013633, OOLIDS,
.HOARSEN'ESS, BRON-
onzirzs, amour, ASTH-
IVIA, ‘WHOOPING-COUGE
-AND CONSUMPTION.
Tliis remedy is offered to the coinniunity with
the confidence we feel in an article which seldom
fails to realize the happiest effects that can be de-
sired. So wide is the field of its usefulness and so
Illllll£‘Y0l.lS:lllC cases of its cures.‘ that 8llIl0Sl.'F.Vefy
action of t'ie country abounds in persons, public
ly known, who have been restored from ala"ming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its
use. \‘v'lien once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind, is too apparent to es-
cape o‘nserv:iiion, and where its virtues are known,
the public no longer hesitate what antidote to em-
-~..oy for the distressing and dangerous affections of
- ie pulmonary orgaiis, which are incident to our
-iuiate. And not only in the formidiible attacks
non the lungs, but for the milder varieties of
’)l.DS. Covciis, I‘I0.’lRSl-JNESS, &c., and for Child-
n it is the pleusiiiitost and safest medicine that
_' ll be obtained. No family should be without it,
..nd those who have used it, never will.
Read the opinion of the following Gentlemen.
who willnc recognized in the various sections of
country where they are located-—each and all as
merchants of the first class and of the highest char-
aclcr—-;is the oldest and most extensive Wholesale
Dealers in Medicine with an experience unlimited
on the sixbjuct of t\‘l‘ucli they speak. If there is
any value in ttmjuclgnieiit ofexpem-ace, see
THIS C ERTIF ICATE
‘»Ve the nndcrsigiied, ll. bole.-‘ale Uriiggist.-2, hav-
ing long l)cm| acquainted Wllll Ayer's Cherry.
Pccloral, hereby certify our belief that it is the best
and most cffeclii-.il remedy for Pulinonarv Coin-
plaints ever offcrcil to the Auiericiiu People. And
we would, II’0l'Il our knowledge of its composition,
and extensive iisefuliicss, cordially command it to
the atilicted as worthy their best confidence, and
with the firm conviction that it will do for their re-
befall that medicine can do.
Henshaw, Edmonds 5: Co., Boston. Mass.
Reese 66 Coulson, Baltinioi'e., Maryland.
Ladd &In2raliam, Bangor Maine.
I-Iaviland. Harrall 5:. Co., Charleston, S. C.
Jacob S. Farrand, Detroit. Mich.
'l.‘. H. McAllister. Louisville. Ken.
Francis dc Walton, St Louis, Missouri.
Joseph Tucker, Mobile, Ala.
The-odore A Peck, Burliiigtoli. Vermont.
lavilund, Risley 6.: ()0. Augusta, Ga.
Isaac D,James, Trenton, N J.
J M Townsend, Pittsbuig, Penn.
Clark 6: Co, Chicago, Ill.
F. E Gay. Burlington, Iowa.
M A Santos A’. Son, Norfolk, Va.
Edward I3l'lllgllUl‘SlZ, Wilmingston, De.
John Gilbert. 65 Co. Philadelpliin, Pu.
Z D 6: W H Gilnian. Washington, D C.
J \Vrig'nt .33 Co, New Orleans, La.
VVat.son. Wall dz Co, Fort Wayne, Ind.
C C Richmond 6: Co., San Francisco. Cal.
Lewis dc Anios. Tallahassee. Florida.
B R Strong. Knoxville, Tenn.
Jliilton dc Duer, Little Rock, Ark.
_.‘~Ztil|er, Slade dz Co, Lexington, Miss,
N D Labadie, Gfl]VflSl0ll, Texas.
Chas Dyer, Jr, Providence, R. I.
Just. M. Turner, Savannah, Ga.
Wade. Eckstein 65 Co, Cincinatti, Ohio.
With suoliassiiranoe, and from such men. no
stranger proof can be adduced, except tliai found
in lls effects upon trnil. ~
Prgpiircd gnnd sold by James G. Aver, practical
chemist,’ Lowell, Moss. and for sale in Norwolk by.
W ullfi-sfli.‘ ‘III I "W Taylor, Wootport. 7
‘ THE subscribei offers l'9!I.u...>3.*.*.l‘3..a..lllS_. j '
3 iouse andldteitiiated,-oncthe‘main sti'e,é"'- ,
4
A. sz::.r.ncn,_ 0
' -Book Seller" and Binder,
‘H-AS just returned from New York Wll.I]‘8
new and valuable collection ofScliool and
Miscellaneous Books. Also,u In rge assortment
of'Stationei'y,including Blank Books.Foolscap,
Letter, and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c..
which he will sell cheaper thunthey can be
bought for at any otiierstore in this vicinity.
I3‘Books of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
Looking Glasses, lVilloW lVare sac
E QUINTARD & SONS hiive at their
0 ware-rooms a few rods east. of the bridge
ll large 8SS0l"l‘.lllPl'll of cabiiiet furniture. consist.-
ing in part of sofas, centre. card, book, t.ea,'worl.
anp kitchen tables of various kinds, inaliogauy
and black walnut marble top dressing bureaus
dlaiu dressing bureaus. common bureaus of
prices, soiueas low as $5 50. Mahogany, bl’l.
walnut and maple bedstends of various patterns
and prices. some as low as $2 2.5. Patentbed
steads that can be, put up in three minutes and
without a key. Mahogany, curled maple, b‘-‘Ia
table and low cliairs. \Villow waggons, cra-
dles aud cliairs. Looking glasses of all sizes
and prices, from 25 cents to $10. Spring inat-
resses.tlie best and clic-ripest beds in existence.
We will deliver any furniture purchased of us
(to the amount of $10 or over) in New Canaan.
\Vilton or Dorian free of charge and free from
damage.
Ready Jlfarle C'o17i'ns.——\Ve have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 coffins of mziliogany.
black walnut, cherryand wliitewooil of all sizes
and descriptions. which can be furnished at a
few minutes notice. \Ve also furnish shrouds
and everything iiecessiiiy for the interment of
the dead, and will see to the digging of graves
when requested. We will attend funerals in
New Canaan, \Vilton or Darien. without extra
charge. E. QUINTARD dz SONS.
_ N. B.—Persons wishing to purcliaseburial
‘lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may make ap
plication to us. it
A Nizw MODE OF Sl-‘.'l"l‘lL\'G
Artificial Teeth!
HE undersigned has invented and patented
. . a compound artificial basis forsetting teeth.
qy which the process is rendered much more
-iimple and easy than lieretofore—and reduces
the mrpcnse about one-half. The process is
entirely new, and as beautiful as itis simple a ml
economical. Entire sets can now be furnished
for $50; upper sets for -"25, and partial sets in
proportion. A. HILL, D. D. S.
Norwalk, Nov. 10th, 1851. 45tl
For Sale.
, M A small farm sitiuited in Darien near
tlie Brick Church, and within five minutes’
walk of the Depot, where five or six trains of
cars stop daily to and from New York-—consist.
iog of a gopd two-story dwelling-house, burn
and cow-house. and other out-bi.-ildings, with
l'oiii' acres of first. ratcland and in good condi-
tion. On said place tliere is good orchards of
grafted fruit. It is pleasiintly locatcd,and well
wor.h the attention of any one wanting a place
of that size. It will be sold and is well wortli
the money. For further piirticiilaixs 8llf]llll'l-‘
of W. \Vhitney dc Co. or of G. Mather on the
corner by the ineeting-house.
N. B.—If the above property is not sold by
the first of April it. will then be rented.
Darien, Feb. 26. 1852.
E. G. WARREN
Cabinet Maker and Umlerta/zer .’
(Two doors on st of the Bank.)
.S.'l'A]lll"0RD, C’ '.
HAVING ri-.ce.ntly conmpleted an
extensive alteration and improve-
ment in his extablislimeut, and ex-
tended the coinpass of his business.
would respectfully inform the inhabi-
tants of this and the adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly manufact;ui'-
mg every description of
, camwzrr WARE
iz; a good and general variety of
Beazlsleads, Tables, I’Va.slI.sl./mds, Secretaries
Burerms, Sofas, (Soc. «fa.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot. fail to suit the purchaser.
Also, a variety of CHA IRS—liair, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style.
Houselioldfurnilure of any description ma nu-
actured to order at short notice on the most
iasonable terms. Alsoa very extensive as-
Jrtment of
zilattresses, Paliasses, Patent Bead-
_ steads, we. do
Phat can be set. up and taken down by any one
a less than two minutes. ‘
He has also a handsome assortment of the
nest fashionable styles of
Looking Glasses,
which he will sell as cheap as can be bought.
an y where. ‘
He is also prepared to furnish
COFFINS, SHROUDS, CAPS‘, SCARFS. &c.
ofevery description that may be desired, or
that can be obtained in the city of New York
at a moments warning. day or night, on the most
reasonable terms. He is also prepared to fur-
nish lieurses, carriages, see to the" digging ol
graves, and to" littend to any other arrangement
that may he wished for the fuiieral procession,
&c. Those who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased friend several days, can be fun-nislied
with an ice box in which it may be preserved a
week or longer if necessary.
E. C. WARREN.
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851. If
Ready Made Clothing.
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping a good assortmeiit of Ready Made
Clothing 0 bill kinds. Also, a good assortment
of Cloths. Cassimeres. and Vestings, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
12tl
-,
. short notice.
N. B. Pai'tic1.lar attention paid to cutting.
‘ THUIVIAS RILEY.
Norwnlk.Feb. 25.1851. 9
P035 AND SEALS.
LEASE call at my store and look at the
most beautiful, rich, splendid and fashiona-
ble lot of gold and plated Fob Chains and Seals
ever offered in this inarket.
“Dril 26. C. -E. DISBROW.
Zinc Paints.
O. 1 or snow white, ground in oil.
2 silver 6‘ M u
3 grey M u is
Brown stone color, for sale by
T I. 65 J R PECK.
South Norwalk, May 1852.
For Sale.
ONE-HORSE WAGGON,in good con-
. 'dition, is offered for.sale cheap. Inquire
at this office. A '
. Welnhe A
SITUATION foniin iiiifelligeiit boy, ten
years of ag9_.':in some good family, where
.110 would be williqg to "make himself generally
..;. -._,-,..
Infill. Kigali’; 0&9.’ ,-
-r. .
.
p_,-.-,_..-» _
walnut. kitchen and wind.-oi'cliairs. Children’.-‘_
THE subscriber grat.efully ai-knowl,ed_ges
‘ the liberal[p_at.r'onage bestowed onliiiu the
past five yearsby the citizens of this and the
adjoining towns. and would inform them that!
he has constantly on hand a large assortinentof
’Saddl£s, Harness, Trunks, Valices,
‘ Carpet Bag , IVln'ps, g _
which he will sell much less than can be pur-
chased elsewhere. The best of ninteijials pie
always used and perfect satisfaction auarantied
on all work executed at this establishment or
t.lie money returned.
I3"We hove now on hand and are making
up to order. several salts of very light and tasty
double and single HARNFSS, which will be
found superior in neat uess and beauty of finish.
and workmanship, to anything ever exhibited
in this market before.__&1
.S'pm'/il artmlzon paid to Repairing, zoliich
will alwagi/s be done at the sliortesl notice
and in. the nealest momma
@Just, call and see y()lll'Sel\’€S.°@.
F. BRADLEY.
april 26] Under Connecticut Hotel.
I\'l'o1'walk Harness
AND SADDLERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
lVe:rt door to Dan bury and Norwal/5
Railroad Depot. ‘ A
( NE oftlie most. splendid and varied assort-
nienls of Goods and Wares in the above
line ever seen in this part of the County can
now be found at the old and well known stand of
WM. B. SWAN,
(Opposite the Zwrwal/.3 Hotel, )
Who is confident. that ‘the reputation be has
acquired in his business is a sufficient guaran
tee to his old customers mid the public of the
superiority of workmanship and neatness of
design and finish ofall articles purcliased at his
store, prel'eri'ing that his work should praise
him ralliertlian to trumpet abroad his merits
with his own lips.
Cocry article in his line llfade or
Hepaired at the shortest notice and
upon the most reasorzable terms.
may 8, 1852.
NEW YORK
Cabinet, chair,-Sofh and
Q V I
Bcddiiig Upliolstci'y lnsiiiblishmcnt.
AT NEW CANAAN, CT.
I HE propriet.or of the above is prepared to
execute any thing belonging to eitlier of
the above busiiwss. and keeps on hand for sale
at low |)l'l(,P.S bedsteads from $1 75 ms to $4 7.5
of maple, &c.; cotizige B walnut from $8 to $14
—umliogany from $8 to $50; bureaus from $4
to $9. ll'ltlll0_Qt|Dy front; all mahogany extra
from $9 to $35 with u'iai-hle top &c; rule joint
tea tables from $2 50 to $4 ; iuuliogany do from
$6 to $30; chairs from 375 cts to $8 each ; stands
and wash sluu(l from $1 to $14 ; sofas spring
seats and liaircloth covered from $12 to -$90 ;
mattresses froui $51 25 to $15 ; conifortcrs fron-
SI 75 to 75 ; feathers very low; iniittresses
of straw,tea grass, patent prepared corn husk.
curled grass. curled hair &c., and everytliing
ever wislieil for at equal lo\v prices at least 25
per cent less than can he obtained elsewhere in
Ihe ieniintry, and everytliing sold at his estab-
ll§lJl'll(-‘Ill is warranted to be what it is sold for
A lot of cottage bed posts for sale , a constzinl
supply on hand ; dealers supplied at reduced
prices. 'l‘urniiig done neatly.
N B-—Rea«l_vina(le coffins constantly on hand
of all sizes and qualities at low prices. and will
attend to the digging of ,<_rr:ives and will furnish
evei'ytliing iie(:essai'y for the interment of the
dead. Funerals will be attended with a liearse
doc unequalled for respect, free from extra
isliarges. New York Cabinet and Upholstery
Esliiblishnient. New Canaan, Ct. 48
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New Marble Yard.
HE subscriber liaving opened and furnish-
ed a new Marble Yard in Norwalk, near
“the head of Main street. would respectfully so-
Iicit all to favor him with a call. and examine
his stock and workmanship. He intends hav-
ing on hand con.~:tanily~-a full assortment of
American and foreign Marble. aml the work-
niansliip of a superior style. Monuments,
’l‘ombsto:'.es. counter and table Tops,&c.. &c.
furnished at the shortest 0l(l€l' and on reasoii-
able terms. JOHN H. WEEKS.
Norwalk, Nov. 5th, 1851. \ 45
Sportsmen Attention.
HE spring cnmpain is now open, please
- call and examine our stock of Trout poles
Reels, Lines. Hooks, Bzislu-ts, 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 knowto need puffing.
I-IOLCOMB dz LYON.
83 VVater Street, Bridgeport.
OFFIN PLATES fui'iiished-at short no-
tice. C. E. DlSBRO\V.
Law and Agency Notice.
‘ ’ ORTl-llNG'I‘ON G. SNE'I‘HEN. con-
tinues to practice Law in the Supreme
Court, to attend to cases before Congress. to
prosecute Claims and settle accounts against
the Depiirtments‘ and Boards of Commission-
ei's, to procure patents at home and abroad, to
collect debts. dividends. legacies and inheritan-
ces in any part of the United States and in
forcigvi countries. to make investments of funds
in Loans and Stocks and on Bond and Mort-
guge,and to negociate the purchase and sale of
Loans. Land and Patent Rights in any State
ofllie Union.
Particular attention paid to California Land
Title cases coming up to the U. S. Supreme
Court on appeal. » - ~ _
I2?‘ Communications prepaid. addressed to
W. G. Snetlieu, 5,Ciirrol1 Place. Capitol Hill
Wiisliiugton, D. C., will meet with prompt at-
tention. ’ 21tf
INDOVV GLASS.—-500 boxes French
and American Window Glass, for sale
at city prices by - .
STREET 6: QUINTARD.
OES.—50 dozen Tuttle’s cast steel Hoes
_ -701‘ 9039 by the dozen todcalers at manu-
fu.°w.r--"- imam In ’ J is. as Q- »
Sad dl.e-..&.:%H—a rtn‘ess§ - or
'; ' IliI'3‘siib’sci'ib’éi‘ hi_iv_in'g-"pui'chasedVlhe old,
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- Bats.;.-.cops.~a»c:-~-. - ~ . .
" THE NOR\VALK,.EMPO,RIUM.. »
-.: stand of H. C. Handle. is now prelpamd to
oll'er as great _or greater induce_ments.tu pur-
chasers of the above named ‘articles, than -have
ever before been presented to this community.
Call and examine for yourselves. ' '
. . D\-VIDCOMSTOCK, Jr.
.. NorwaIl.'.Feb. 1st. 1852.
For Sale. -
,_ ._.,_ ONE of the most beautiful residences
between N. York and N. Haven, situated in the
central part of the village of Norwalk, with
House and Burn nearly new. About three
fourths of an acre ofground, with alrrost. every
viirii-ty of fruit and floweis, that can be desired.
For particulars enquire at this office. 22tf
N. B. As reference is bad to us, we can say
that it is rare that so desirable and eligible a
' place. is offered for sale, upon anytliing like as
low terms.—[E¢l. Gazelle.
To Let.
STORE and tens.-iuent. for a small fa mi-
ly. at South Norwalk. formerly owned by
Fitch dc Fowler. Enquire at this office.
Notice.
LL persons indebted to the subscriber
whose accounts have stood over one y on r
are reqiiesteil to call and make immediate pay-
ment. otherwise lllt‘.-II‘ ll(‘(:01lnlS will be put in
an officer's hands for collection.
N. \VOOD.
Jan. ".6. I852. 4
I AY SALT by the sack orbnsliel, for sale
cheap at Ai.Li-:N, Mi-:i:Ki:a 6.: Co's.
' »F. BABBlTT’S double refined siilerutos
o in A A and poiiud papers; also his cele-
briiterl Soap Powder, at A. M. A’. Co’s.
URE Cream of Tartar and Yeast Pow-
ders. at A. M & Co’s.
A new lot of Crockery and Glass \Vare this
day rec'd at A. M. 8:; Co’s,
July 20th, 1852.
"THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE,”
In the Language of Scripture.
Dr. HALSE'Y’S
Forest VV inc !
Pi-oin its own merits and great works, this wine
is liist becoming llw fai-‘mite medicine muong ere-
cluss of people. Known :IS:lll(3 most efficient rem-
edy for gPllI‘llll Debilily. Nervous .‘\lll.’Cll()llS. Cou-
suinplive Decline, Coinplai:-ts of [Le Kidiiey.<
Heart, Lungs. and above all for diseii.-‘es iirisiiig
from impure Blood and habit of the Systcui, i-tl‘lI-
ucnt ll|t‘llll)eYS of the Medical Faculty have sanc-
tioned and adopted the use of it.
DR. 1. A. STANLEY,
A celebrated Pll_y'Sl(‘l'.tll. in aletter from Piincc-
lon. New Jersey. dated November I6, I849, de-
(-laircs that in all his experience he liiid never seen
:Ill\'l.l|lllg to compare witbtlie Forest \Vine and
coiistitiitioiiiil Debilily and Scrofulous alfectiniis
which it cured in an incredible slioit time. Among
the members of the Medical Facility of New York
who have witnessed the great results of the For-
est Wine. and reconimeudcd it in iiunieroiis coin-
plaints will be found the ii:iuws of the celelmitetl
Dr. M. T. Goodinziu. Dr SI Mott. Dr. L Cheese-
man. Dr Chilton. Dr Wm Brown, Dr Marvin, Dr
J M Moieaiu, and oiliers.
TESTIMONY
Of Johnson Burke, iibighly respectable citizen
of \V:iverly Place. New York;
DR G II.-\l.Sl~IY.—
I)varSir—I esteem the Forest wine as the King
of l\'ledicino.~'. It has done for me in five week-
what ilircc Physiciaiis liiilcd to do in as inany rear.-*.
In l845.I bi-i-ainca victim of the Ilearl l)ise:ise
and Nervous Aliectioiis. which liiive been growing_v
on me ever since. ‘until ] pr«:cnrcd your Forest
VViue and l’lll.~‘, although I hail iv.-isii-:d .-nevi-.i':il limi-
'drcd dollars for medical zitleiiilaiice. I)m-tug the
last. two yr-zirs l was olili_:_rcd to keep my liouso
ncaily all oftbe time. and giivo up liiisiiiess in con-
scqueoce of my ill health. I had lost nerirly all
liopes of rcvovci'_v, my cmiiplaiut wa.-2 of that (‘l.'lSS
under which “llillllfe sinks and life becouics ii bur
ilieu ” Seeing your Forest wine ailvortisml I
ttllllfllltlell to give it :1 trial. and In-ifnre lini.-‘hing the
third bottle I felt like a dilli-i'cnt pt'l'~‘Ul), and was
able to resiiiiie Iuisiiivss agaiii. entirely cured by
taking five bottles For the benefit of tlinse afflic-
ted with siiiiiliirciimplziiiits you are at liberty to
pohlisli ibis. Yours &c..
JOHNSON BUIIKI-‘.. VVaverly Place, N. Y.
The following 'cei'lificiite, voluntarily given by
MrF G Massey, a respectable and well known
citizen of Cohoes. New York. is an evidence
which must iieiiioveiilldoiibts ofthc great cfiicaicy
ofthe Forest \’Viue in GENERAL DEI.lIl.I'l‘Y,
Neiir:ilgia,All'cctions oftlie Spiueund Kidneys.
This is to certify. that I have used Dr. II:ilsey’.~t
I"are.~zt wine in my family who the most entire suc-
ccss. My wife \\u:< badly nlllii-led \\llll Ni-iir;i|.'»i:i.
affection of tho Spine and Kiiliieysn and gnnei-nl do.
hility- She fiiiiiirlspee-,lv rcliefnud regained her
heapli. by the use ofllie Forest wine.
From my own kiiowliedgo ofthis excellent inedi-
cine, I coiifidentlp raconinicud it for the good of
oiliers who may ce :~‘lllT(‘.l'tl){__' with siiuilzir coin-
plainls' It is the best in-dicine with which : am ac-
quainted. and tliose \\ ho arc alllictod with the
above. or any spiiiliir diseases, may .-at‘:-ly rely on
its virtues. E G t\'lU.\.'SI,".Y.
MORE TESTIMONY FROM COHOES.
Dr G Hal r-y.
Dear Sir——My wife last autiimu was reduced to
alow sinie ofdi-bilily My fii - ily Pll\‘Sl('lttlI advi-
sed her to take your Forest wine. Accordingly I
went to Mr 'l'err_v’s. your agent for this town. and
procured ii bolllu pf it which i'e.~lore:d her in a very
short time lu perfect health.
IIIINRY DONALDSON.
Coliocs, April 13, ]E:3l).
The testimony of lip“-'tIl‘(I.~‘ of three hundred in
dividinils, souie of ubuni were iilllii-ted with dread-
l'ul"di.~‘ordei's and con.-idt~rc-d lllCllt‘tIlJl(-‘,,m:Iy be seen
at Dr I-I:il.<ey’s principal oflice. The following are
some of lll€’.lll residing in this city :-
Mr Aaron S Smith. 167 Prince .~‘t.. ofiice in wall
st.. uuslniig SllV(-.'I'(‘ly zilllicli-d with a rliseaise of ihc
kidneys and bladder. 'I‘lio. best medical skill uns-
wererl no [l|ll’pO.~‘(‘.. He tried the "l“ore.~‘t wine and
it met his case, and he was completely -cured by
the use of tour bottles and :1 box of the Forest
Pills.
ll'lr.Iacnb Bell. nicrcliunl in PL'1ll'lSI., was lor4
_ve:irsa inartyrto severe Rbeuniatir Psalm, and could
find no relirf until“he ll$P(I the Forest wine and
Pills. and recoveri-d by taking six bottles and less
than :1 box of the Pills. _
The renmrkiihle eflicnco oftlie Forest wine is
very striking in the case of the Hon S I l.lrowii. of
Virginia. who ivas cured in a few hours time of ii
sevv-re attack of Biiious Diiirrliceii and gent-r:il pros
ll‘llll0ll of bodily 5-in-rgy. in a few dziys vtinie.‘ On
the arrival oftqis goiiilciniiii in New York in i\'Inr(;h
be was so weak and iwrvoiis from the éfli-cls" of
his illness, that he could not write, and required as-
sistunce to enable him to walk to his ap':iriniciit.'—
']'he wine was sent for. and be uncovered by the
use of lP.'~'.~' than a bottle of the wine and a single
dose of the Pills.
The Forest wine and Pills are recommended as
an cflicicnt and certain cure in the following coin-
plaiiits:
Dyspepsia. Habitual Costiveuess. Liver
Complaint, Asthma, Piles, Ohstimile
Headache, Bilious Disorders, Pim-
ples, Blotcliesand uiihealtliy color
of the skin, Jaunoice, Ague iiipl
Fever.Salt-rhoiim, Ei'_ysipelasf='
Complaints iiicideut only to
Fenniles. Lauguishing
weakness.Niglit Sweats
' N oi-vous Disorders,
General Ill Health
and impaired state
of the Consti-
, tulion. » I-'
I2?’ General Depot for " Halsey’s Forest
Wine, No 251-2 Spruce st-. New York. $1
per Bottle. or 6 bottles for 85. Twenty five
cents per box for toe Pills.
* "r ‘Vl7lilI‘§'.l’__‘.fl_l_’T,i&l“1li,,S_'.'_'&,‘l§'1jlOlfii‘S'”
Pills. aitlie sauie lime rclutlng S(*.\'CI’2ll cases of
‘SE:
.~.,._.,_,_..-.«u-.'.'.~'.’1«"~- * I
I41-iisrit-iv-in-iii-Foreign 1:3I°.‘!!''il¢
- -4? ’ OFFICE, ' I '
Fallon; Sitregl,QZ,Vewf' York, and .115
,, Waterloo Road, L‘ioe_Arpoal.._..q ’ .
The 0ld Black Star’ line of Packets,
Sailing pum-madly from Liverpool on the 1st,
‘V
9-2.
in '40
- 6th. 11th.] 6th, 21.: and 26th of earth month.
and comprise the following splendid ships:
U_IIiV6I'S0. - Captain Bird. . 1700
Jacob A. Westervelt Hoodless 1600
Wm. Rathboiie Spencer 1200
Ticonderoga Boyle 1300
Princeton Russell 1400
Irene Williams 1200
Minnesota Allen 1000
Silas Greenmnn Spencer 1000
E C Scranton Spencer 1500
Leviatlian ’ Kim pp 1500
Wm H l~Iurbeck .MHl'.~‘llall 1500
Guy Manuering Freeimin 1600
\Vushington Page 2000
F.iilerpi'ise Funk I000
Ab.=rdeen Knapp I000
Ricba rd Alsop Smith 1000
‘-‘li=I.a=H'n Smith 1000
Dewitt Clinton Funk 1300
M a miiou Hadley I000
Sundusky Boa-land 1‘.2(ll)
0\V'*.&!0 H ubburd ~ 1500
Robert Kelly Bai'.~:tow 1400
New Ship Edwiii-d.~i 1750
These Ships aretlie most magnificent that
have yet. been built. They are c0ll'|llmt)(‘lHl
by pble and flXp(~'l'lPllCe(I Captains, famed for
their nautical skill and kind treatment to emi-
l1"*'“lS: and Ilieir accommodations for Cabin.
SecniidCahiii, and Steera...e Passengers, are
vastly superior to those of any other Line.
The Ship’s iillowance of Provisions coinpri
sos flour, out-meal, bread. potatoes, peas or
beans, rice and vinegar. \Nl]lt'll is dealt out to
the passengers once or twice ll week during
the voyage, at the rate of 10$ lbs. per week
for each adult, mid half allowance forcliildreii
nude-r twelve years; and in addition to the
above. a fu.-tlier allowancv-, according to a late
act of the Boitisli Pnrliamem. of two oz. ten,
half lb. sugar, and half lb. iiiolasses. to each
adult. weekly, with three quarts winter daily.
In all cases where any of the persons paid for
decline Collllllg out, the full passage money is
returned without any deduction.
Persons residiu;: in the country that desire
to send money to their friends in the Old Conn
try, and wishing to save time and expense. can
have it done in a snti.-fiu-.tory, and correct
manner. by enclosing by Post, to the siili.-‘cot
hers, the sum they wish to sand. with the
name and aildrcssof the party who is to re-_
ceive it, when a draft on the nearest Branch
totheir residence will be forwarded by first
steainer with as much punctuallty as if the
person sending it was p1‘t-.st-nl, nml ii receipt
returned for the money by next mail.
J. M. Smith’s Marble Yard,
Near the Biiilge, No-r-walk. Conn.
QEPULCH RAL Monunients and Grave
k
Stones ofevery variety of patterns, and of
Jlle most skilful workinaiisliip. The best as-
sortment. of Auiericaii and Foreign Lllarble,
kept. constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure .\'Ionnments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,areinviled tocallaud
give a personal inspection of his material and
woi‘l.°mansl'iip, as this will be more satisfactory
than to piirclinse ofAgents without anopportu-
nity oftcsting the quality of the article con
triicted for.
15.?‘ The Lette.-ringand Ornamentalwork is
executed by an experienced work ma n and can
warrant it to give entire satisfaction.
May. 1852.
Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
i g Store.
HENRY HAN DES renews again
Fable acl.nowledgnio=iits to the piibliclanit
his friends fortlieir generous patronage
during the year past. and hopes to merit an up
interrupted continuance of the business rela
tionsliip which he has so long maintained with
this community. He will be found new at his
new stand opposite the store of Dimon Fiucli.
wliere he will be liappy to see. and serve his
old fI'li>ii(ls aml the public. The cliam(-tm- of
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises every article of men's
and cliildrs-n’s wear. with Rubbers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies and gentlemen.
Fl1\'I)II\'GS of the liest quality. and in any
quantity, suited to the wants of the craft.
Norwalk, April 20, 1852.
l)AP..ASOLS.-—A good assortment for sale
at MOUI/l'ON’S. \Vasipnrt.
IV EAD 6.’. FULMER.’S. Jroton Metallic
L Fire Proof Paint.——'l‘liis article is ac-
knowlecged by all who have used it to be so-
perior to any other Pa'nt in use. It is proof’
again.-t the action of the weather and fire. and
is i.-heaper than other paints in consequence of
its taking less oil to mix, and covering much
more surface. twice as much as some. Give it
a trial. D. FINCH Agent.
, _ New Spring Goods.
UST rs-ceived a large supply of new goods
Those in want. of bargains, will do well to
callsoon. MALLOR Y 66 LE\V1S.
(es. A.--o‘E13.‘.;‘...;. .s..... so.
.' quality for sale at \VEED’S.,
SOLAR and fluid Lamps of all kinds.
- C. E. DISBROW.
NA I LS.—500 kegs Fall River nails assorted
from 3d fine to 7 llltilles. l'oi_-sale by
_ S'l.‘R.E ET & QUlN'l‘ARI5.
. Silver and Plated Ware.,
_ SHALL keep a large assortms-ui of spoons,
forks. lJllllt’.l'-l{l'llV8S,. sugar-sliovels, ladies,
(Sic. for the spring trade. Purtliusers will find
it to tlieir zidvmuage to buy of me, mid have
their spoons liaiidsomely eiigravoil and wii_rriint-
ed, rather tliaii to get them of pedlers.
‘ C. E. DISBPtO\V.
UST REC’D. a large lot of shoemakei?
_ leather splitting niiicliines. by
HENRY HANDES.
Gamphene Lamps
‘OR stores. a new article; also, some new
patterns of fluid Lainps,
C dz E K LOCKWOOD.
RANGES and heaters. sold and set.
C dc E K L.
JUST RECEIVED.
A fine lot of new. plain and fancy
Saddles, Bridles, \V hips, 'I‘i'unks.Cai'pet Bags.
Valices’, &c. doc. the largest. and most beauti-
ful iissortment. ev'ei'<of‘fered in this town. Call
and see’-for yourselves at BRADLE Y‘S
april, 26,] Under Connecticut Hotel.
seiiing , ca‘ :1: cost.
THE remaining stock of Jewelry formerly
belonging to the Estate of C. A. Durai.-d is now
oli'erod at cost. V .. - ,
i W. E. BISSELL. Trustee
Norwltll‘. 'A:l‘ll:l.l 19th, 1852. .
'1.’
... ,,i_-z.»-.-.-='r.<.:~,u.a . - -- - --
__ ‘THE.-NEW dc LIVERPOOL
llnited States
The ships composing‘ this line die the following :
"ATLANTlC,(:l|l§.“rIe§t, PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
ARCTICL. Capt. Luce, BAi.‘ric-.(-)pt.Comstocli,
ADIIIATIC. Capt. Grafton.
-Tliese ships have been built by contract. ex»
pressly for Government service.‘ Every. cure
thus been taken in their construcfion. as also in
their Engines, to insure strength and speed,
and their accommodations for passengers are
iinequnled for elegance and comfort. Price of
passage from New York to Liverpool in first
class cabin. _ $120; in ‘second do.. 370: excl“-
sive use of extra size state rooms. $800; from
Liverpool to New York. .5630 and £20. An
experienced surgeon attached to each ship.-
No berth secured until paid for. I
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING, 1852.
.raoiu Ni-zw roux. I-‘ROM i.ivi:iirooi..
Saturday Sept. 4. \Vednesday Sept. 8,~
Saturdny:Sept. 18. VVednes(lay Sept 22,
1 Saturday Oct. 2. VVednes(liiy Oct 6,
Saturday Oct 16, \Veduesday Oct '20,
Saturday Oct 30. \Vodnesday Nov 3,
Saturday Nov 13. Wednesday .,Nnv 17.
Simmlag [Nov 527; iv.-.i..e'..a..y Doc 1,
Satin-day ‘Dec 11. Wednesday Dec 1'.
Sului°dn_v Dec ‘25. I Wednesday Dec 29.
For freight "or passage apply to ..lgD\VAR‘D
K COLI.l=.\’S dc CO.. No. 56 \Viill-sl.. N. Y;
BROWN. SH-roizv. 6.‘, Co., Liverpool; E. G’.
Rom-:n'i‘s 6: Co.. No. 13 King's Arrns Ymrr,
London; .l()H.\‘ illusaoi-1 6: Co., No. Rue No-
lre Damedes Victories. Paris, or G120. H. Dim.
Pl-IR. Havre.
The owners of these ships will not be ac-
countable lor gold, silver bullion, specie. jewel-
ry. precious stones or metals. unless bill: of la-
ding are signed tlierofore, and the value thereof
therein expressed. a
NEW ARRANGIZEBNT
To Norwalk & Danbury‘.
VIQQ.
ll"1iic,
Capt. Joseph B3/zbec,
TI-I
V bury Norwalk Railroad, touching at
South Norwalk, us filllows :
Luaving Noiwalk every Monday. VVednos-
day and Friday at 8 A. IVI. .Retorning, leave
Peck Slip every 'I‘iiesd:iy. 'l'l=ursday and Sat-
urday ollernoons at 1 o'clock. P. M.
Freight taken on reasonable terms and attended
to prompt ly by agents on each and ol the route.
Fare 50 cents.-—Foi' passage or freight, ap-
ply to the Captain on board.
Sept. 8, I852.
DANBURY dc NORVVALK
Rail Road Arrangement,
Commencing J :ine 21st. 1852. Trains will
riiu as follows until further notice : Leave
Danbury at 6 45 A M with passengers only.
“ 3 I5 P M passengers and freight.
RETUR I G, will leave
So orw alk at 9 I6 A -M , iissengc.-rs and fr'ht.
“ 5 40 P M passengers only.
The 6 45 A M train froui Diinbury connects
at orwa Ek with the 8 09 A M train to York
Passengers going east can leave orwalk at
9 13 A M. '
The 3 15 P M ti'ain connects at Norwalk
with the 5 35 accommodation train to N. York,
and the 5 3.5 ixpress 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.
L333“ Stages will be in readiness on thearriviil
oftlie trains attlie Ridgnlield Station to convey
passengers to Riilgefivld village. Lewisborongh,
&c. HARVEY SMITH. Snp’t.
»‘ , 2...--;‘
' *‘ .. ‘ - .-9’ "
N. yo;-1; N. Haven Railroad.
SUMMER ARRA GEME NT.
coisiiiithcino MAY 3. 1852.
Lgave N."-walk for New York.
Special 'l‘rain 6 o’clock A M
Commutation , 6 33
Acconiiuodntion 8 9
I6
Express 9 91 P M
Accommodation 5 35
Express 9 53
Leave Norwalk for New Haven:
Accommodation train 9 o’clock 13 min A M
u 1 P M
Express 5 35!
Accommodation 6 15 .-
Commulation '7 43
Express t.rains Vt7est stop only at Staml'oi'd.
Leave New York for Norwalk.
Accommodation train 7 o’clock,A M
*- ll 30
Exp ss 3 30 P M
Special 3 50
Express 4 15
Commutation 5-30
Leave New Haven for Norwall:
Commiitzition train 5 30 A M
Ac-coinmodalion 7
“ 9 35
Express 1 15 P M
Accommodation 4 20
Express
8 50
GEO. W. WHISTLER. Sup’t.
Just Received.
‘ I; A large assnrtnient of riding and dri-
ving WHIPS, splendid gentlemen’s and ladies’
saililles. trunks, Vflll('P..’~‘. ('lll'[l('l lmtzi. 650. Fly
nets and blankets. Also. a splendid lot of well
made horse collars. which will be sold singly
or by the dozen. Dou’t l'oi-get the old stand-
\VM. B. SVVAN.
Hardware, cutlery,
Iron, Stee|,.Paints and Oils!
I) FINCH has nowon hand one of the
0 most exleusiveund well selected assort-
ments of foreign. domestic and building hard-
ware. cutlery. iron. steel, paints. Oils‘. Fflfnch
and American window glass—assorted sizes.
agricultural iinpleim:n:s.hay cUlle1'S.c0.|'n Shel-
lers. &c. all of which he will sell at prices do-
fying competition. Also, every description of
cm-.-‘(age hnrilwnl'P.fell0es. hubs. sppkes, laces:
linings.patent leather, &c.a|l of which he sell--.
upon the principle of " small profits and ready
sales.”
The subscriber is also agent for the sale of
Buswel |'s Mineral Paint, w Ill(:ll_lS proof against
fire, water and weather. and uocliungeable in
in its color. and is the best, cheapest and most
durable mineral point now in use. In fact,our
assortment comprises ii variety and extensive-
ness that would baflle a detailed descripl ion. and
we therefore would respo=ctl'ully invite the pub_-
lic to cal and examine themselves. ' 45
Smviga spn01\‘S,Bntter Knives. Silver
Cups. Napkin Rings. &c.. silver and pla-
ted Forks. fine pen and pocket KBIVOB,“ Pocket.
Books, Wallets, Port Monies. &c. . .
C. E. DISBROW. 1
W E Bissau‘.
S now opening the largest assortment of
Perfumery, Fancy Goods... Port .Monaies.j
Wallets. Cutlery. &c. eve.‘ offered in Norwalk.
Genuine Luhin's Extracts of every fliivor,'Eng-
Iish French and German Cologne, Perfume"
Satcliels, Smelling Salts, Toilet Soapu. _Peorl-’-
Powder, together, with 3 largo variety of clioioo
l’ei'fun'iec,¢_Q9. I ,. .. ‘.1380 1-»-
_ILL run in connection with the Dan-
i
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