.-.«._..-.... . .,~...\._ _, _,,
THE" subscriber, ever grateful for past fif;'DI‘s,
would say to the publicthet we shalltry to make
our establishment worthy of their pati'onage.-—-
We have thisday returned from the city with
a large stock of new goods. Some very fine
gold and sil've;'i,-‘ watches at a very low pricg...
breast-pins, rings, chains, lgckets, pencils, &c.;
these added to our fornie'i' stock will give vou a
large assortment to select from ; we pm-Ehase
for cash and get a large-discount; we know we
can sell a little'cheape'r than city or most coun-
try stores. -CHAS. E. DISBROW_._ ‘
South _NorwalkT; Machine Shot.
JIVHE public are rerpectfnlly 'ii'ifornied that.
the s1ubsci'iboi:will'coutinue the busi_ness
of R. \V. Norton5&‘. Co., and he is now pre-
pared to ._d_.o-all kinds of Jobbing in general ma-
chinery ;"‘Di'e" ‘Turning of every“ description;
and S,awi_ng in all_ its ivarieties, Brackets, Car-
riage ’St'uff,»dcc..‘ -«Also, ‘Wood Turning in all
its various branches, from the largest Portico
Pillars fffan Awl Heft. Turned Cedar Hit.ch-
ilpg grid Fence Posts are kept constantly on
an . . .
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 eiia-
ble him to guarantee to do any kind of work in
his line which is done in any other city or
town. and he warrants all work to give entire
satisfaction .o,r“no charge will be made.
N. B. Cashpaid on delivery for good Hick
ory Timber. _ ’ M. M. '\lORTON.
South Norwalk, March. 13. 1852.
GRUMAN’S
Old;Bridge
T0 E !
Just Received!
T:heLargest Stock
0f Fancy “"4 Steiplle Dry
Goods, at prices perfectly astonz'shz'ng
fact, some Goods are almost
Given Away.
Oar assortment. of DeLaz'nes, Cash-
mleres, Alpaccas, Pop!-ins, Persz'an
DeLaines, Thibet Cloth, Jlferino,
and" other . DRESS GOODS was
_ _ never as good at present.
on Stock of Dress Silks is Immense.
consisting of Black and Colored, Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety. Our stock of
Broad Clotlns, Cassiuieres, Satinets, Vest-
ings and all other goods for Men’s and Boys’
weai'_is.lai'gei' than ever before offered. In
f:ict.,Ladies and Gentlemen can find any and
every article wanted for Dress, Use, or Orna-
ment. and at, gi-'i(-es that; would astonish all, and
DEFY COMPE'l‘.l'l'lON. Also. the Largest
Stock of Domestic Goods ever offered, and by
all odd_s the cheapest Dou’t forget, the
“Old Bridge Store”
Is the place for BARGAINS .’ .'
0- J. GRU_MAN-
.N0l'Wtllk, Sep. 1, 1851.
r: I ‘ are-. L. ‘ I . T . . P. I S 7 i e - . .. 2‘ - .1‘
-:1-0-*;;,,,p,,g,u,,_ , , 1.0,. s,,,,,_ . . . . * I’ NEW Boo'r;sH0r>. T" .WlLL1AMS.&GlJl°l"5"E..7.‘,..‘;.'..,"‘iTF“E NEW..s¥9l3'K;'§§l:lYER.,_9§Ig‘i‘
A Saddle. H3.l'I|~C.SS. teaniera finding siorelfl and-Foreign Ei:ch_al,|,E;¢.l: Ifnit,_ei1_.,‘.fif§tc,s,_,1§I'§"fi”_
1)?
For the Cure of
cations, OOLZDS,
HOARSENESS, BRON-
UHITIS, GROUP, ASTH-
-MA, wnooz-Inc-coucn
l AND CONSUMPTION.
This remedy is oll'c.red to the community 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
iiumerous the cases of its cures, that almost every
oction of the country abounds in persons, piiblic-
ly. _known. who have been restored from :ila"ming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind, isqtoo apparent to es-
cape observation, and where its virtues are known,
the public no longer hesitate what antidote to cm-
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
COLDS. COUGHS, HOARSENESS, &e., and for Child-
ien it is the pleasznitcst and safest medicine that
can be obtained. No family should be without it,
and those _wlio have used it, never will.
Read the opinion of the following Gentlemen,
who willbe recognized in the various sections of
country where they are 1ocated——each and all as
merchants of the first class and of the liigliest chur-
acter—us the ‘oldest and most extensive \Vhnleszile
Dealers in Medicine with an experience unlimited
on the subject of which they speak. If there is
any value in tliejudginent ofc.\'perience, see
THIS C ER'l‘lF lCA'l‘E
« V We the undersigned, V1. hole.-alc Drtiggisls, lmv.
ing long been acquainted with Aycr's Clierrv
Pectoral, hereby certify our belief that it is the liedt
and most effectual remedy for Pulmonary Com.
plaiuts ever offered to the American People. And
.' we would, from our knowledge of its composition,
and extensive usefulness, cordially commend it to
the afflicted as worthy their best confidence, and
with the firm conviction that it will do for their re-
‘liel all that medicine can do.
, I-lenshaw, Edmonds <3: Co., Boston, Ma_ss.
' Reese & Coulson, Baltimore, Maryland.
Ladd <5? lugraliam, Bangor Maine.
'Havilan_d. Harrall 5.’. Co., Cliarlestou, S. C.
”Jacoli'S, Farrand, Detroit. Mich.
T. H. McAlliste'i'. Louisville, Ken.
_ Francis &’\Valtou, St. Louis, Missouii.
Joseph Tucker,,Mobile, Ala.
Theodore A Peck, Burlington, Vermont.
. Havilaud.'R.isley dc‘, (Io, Augusta, Ga.
saac D James, Trenton, N J.
J M"Townsend, Piitsbuig, Penn.
Clark 6: Co, Chicago, Ill.
E E Gay, ',B,lll‘llllgl0l‘l, Iowa.
M A‘ ‘Santos "6; Son, Norfolk, Va.
Edward Bringli‘urst, \Vilniingston, De.
I Johii ’Gil_b_ei'r:& Co. Philadelphia, Pa.
Z D at W H Gilman. Washington, D C.
' J Wright dc Co, New Orleans, La. ‘
\Vatson.*Wall & Co, Fort \Vayne, Ind.
C C Richmond dc Co, San Francisco, Ca].
“Lewis dc‘Aines. Tallahassee. Florida.
B Strong. Knoxville, Tenn.
Chilton &'Duei', Little Rock, Ark.
I Stiller, Slade 6: Co, Lexington, Miss.
N D Labndie, Galveston, Texas.
'" Chas Dyer. J r,,Ppo.vidence, R. I.‘
'l‘urner, Savannah, Ga.
Wade,-*Eekstein &'Co, Cincinalti, Oh-lo.
Vlfitb such assuraiice, and frhm such men, no
_.-ir_o_nger proof ‘can be adduced, except that found
.in its'cffects-_upbn trial.
Prcpared and sold by James G. Aver, practical
chemist, Lowell, Mass, and for sale in Norwalk by
l A small liirm situated in Darien near
the Brick Cliurcli, and within five minutes’
walk of the Depot, where five or six trains of
cars stopdaily to and from New Yoi'k——consist-
ing of a good two-story dwelling-house‘. 53"“
and cow-house. and other out-bi.-ildings, with
four acres of first-i'ate land and ingood condi-
tion. On said place there is good orchards of
grafted fruit. It is pleasantly located,and well
worth the attention of any one wanting a place
of that size. It will be sold and is well-worth
the money. For further particulars enquire
of \V. _\Vliitney 66 Co. or of G. Mather on the
corner by the meeting-liouse.
N. B.—If the above -property is not sold by
r.lie_first of April it will then be rented. .
Darien, Feb._26, 1852. .l2t_f
A. s1:1.1.1-zicn,
Book Seller and Binder,
HAS just returned from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofScli if and
Miscellaneous Books. Also,a large assrginent
of Stationery,includiug Blank Books.Foolscap,
Letter,and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
which he will sell cheapertliautlie_v can be
bought for at any otiierstore in this vichiity.
(FBooks of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
Looking Glasses, Willow ‘Vane &.c
E QUINTARD ck’ SONS have at their
0 ware-i'ooms a few rods east of the bridge
a large assortment of cabinet furniture. consist-
ing in part. of sofiis, centre, card, book, tea, work
anp kitchen tables of various kinds, mahogany
and black walnut marble top dressing bureaus
dlain dressing bureaus. common bureaus of
prices, some as low as $5 50. Mahogany, bl’k
walnut and maple bedsteads of various patterns
and prices.so!ne as low as $2 25. Patentbed-
steads that can be put’ up in three minutes and
without a key. Mahogany, curled maple, bl'k
walnut, kitchen and winds;orcliaii's. Children’s
table and low chairs. \Villow waggons, cra-
dles und chairs. Looking glasses of all sizes
and prices, from 25 cents to $10. Spring inat-
re.sses.tlie best. and cheapest. beds in existence.
\Ve will deliver any furniture |)ul‘Cl'ltlSP(l of us
(to the amount of33l0 or over) in New Canaan,
\Villon or Dnrieu free of charge and free from
damage.
Ready Zlfade Coflins.--\Ve have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 coffins of mahogany,
black walnut, cherry and ivliitewood ofall sizes
and descriptions. which can be furnished at a
fe.w minutes notice. \Ve also furnish shrouds
and everything necessary for the interment of
the dead, and will see to the digging of graves
when requested. \Ve willatteud funerals in
New Canaan, \Vi|ton or Darieri. without extra
charge. E. QUINTA RD dz SONS.
N. B.——Pe.rsons wishing to purchase burial
lots in the Norwall; Cemetery may make up
plicatiou to us. 451f
n—v
A NI-‘.W Mom: or SI-‘.'I"l‘lN(}
Artificial Teeth!
HE Ull(lel'Sl_Qi)e(l has invented and patented
- ii conipound artificial basis lorsetling teeth.
qy which toe, process is renuii-.red much more
simple and easy than ll9l‘t-!i'0lDl‘P.—llllt.l -reduces
the mpcnsc about _one-half. '|‘lie process is
entii-ely new, and as beautiful as itis simple and
economical. Entire sets can now be fnrnislied
for $50; upper sets for 58-25, 7.: oil partial sets in
proportion. A. HILL, D. D. S.
Norwalk, Nov. 10th, 1851. 45tf
B R IDGEPO RT .
Agricultural Warehouse.
‘E have this day taken the agency for
Messrs. Ruggles, Nourse dc Mason's
‘Agricultural lmpleiueiits, and shall liere.after
keep a full assortment on hand at wliolesale and
retail of all articles in this line. \Ve would
paiticularly invite the attention of inercliuuts to
this branch of our business, as we are prepared
.to furnish them at main-f:ictui'ci"s prices, with
their usual discounts. The following comprise
a part of our stock, viz :
I’LO\VS.
Light horse Plows, Double mould Piows.
Medium do Subsoil do
Two horse do Side-hill do
Medium sod do Deep tiller do
Iiuperialeagledo Stubble do
HARROVVS OF ALL KINDS.
Hay Cutters, Fanning Mills,
tr
Corn Sliellers, Ox Bows,
Seed Sewers, Ox Yokes,
Garden Rollers, Cyliiirler do
Field do Cultivators, dzc. (Sic.
of the above goods to call and exainiue our as-
sortment. HOLCOM3 dc LYON,
Bridgeport, April 21st, 1852.
E. G. WARREN
(Two doors east of the Bank.‘
S’1'AMl"ORD, CT.
J extensive alteration uml improve-
-,-:-+'? IV‘ ‘ mom in his exlablisliment, and ex-
would respectfully inform the inhabi-
tants of this and the adjoining towns, that lie
ing every description of
CABINET WARE
Buadsteads, Tables, Washstands, Secretaries
Bureaiis, Sofas, (Sec. «Sic.
prices which cannot, fail to suit the purchaser.
Also, a variety of CHA IRS--liuir, cane, flag
with rockers of every style.
flouseliolilfuruilureof any description manu-
iusouable terms. Also a very extensive as-
Jrlineut of
steads, c ‘c. do
Phat can be set up and taken down by any one
He liasalso a handsome assortment of the
nest fashioiiable styles of
which he will sell as cheap as can be bought
an y where. '
COFFINS, SIIROUDS. CAPS, SCARFS. &c.
ofevery description that: may be desired, or
at a moments warning. day or night, on the most
reaso'nable terms. He is also prepared to fur.
graves, and to attend to any other arrangement
that may he wished for the funeral procession,
a deceased friend several days, can be furnished
with an ice box In,Wllicll it may be preserved a
_ — E.- C. WARREN.
Stamford,.Sep. 2, 1851. V '
ONE-HORSE VVAGGON, in good con-
dition, is offered for sale clieiip. Inquire
\\’d|.74'HiT'7‘§_:ll. aIid,.I W Taylor, Westport. 7
Road Scra pers, Tliermometer Cliurns,
We would respectfully invite all in want
83 Water st.
(7abinet Maker and Undertaher .’
HAVING recently coumpleted an
' tended the compass of his business.
has now on hand and is constantly manufactur-
iz; a good and general variety of
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
‘attuned to order at short notice on the most
zilattresses, Paliasses, Patent Bead-
n less than two minutes.
Looking @-llasses,
He is also prepared to furnish
that. can be obtained in the city of New York
nish hearses, carriages, see to the digging of
&c. Those who may wish to keep the body of
week, or longer if uocessn ry.
For Sale.
at this office-
miiiua.
T'HE subscriber gratefully acknowledges
the‘ liberal patronage bestowed on him the
past five,years'by’tbe citizens of this and the
adjoining towns. and would inform them’ that
he hns'consta_u,tly_on hand a large asso_rtm_en_tof
Saddles, Harness, T runlrs, Valices,
Carpet Bags, Whips, rS~c.' . .
which he will sell much less {than can be pur-
chased elsewhere.» ‘The best of materials are
always used and perfect satisfaction auarantied
on all work executed at this establishment or
the money returned. ,
l§'We. hove now on hand and are making’
up to order, several setts of very light and tasty
double and single HARNFSS, which will be
fouiid superior in neatness and beauty of finish
and workmanship. to anything ever exhibited
in this market before._,g1 _
Special attention paid to Repairing, which
will always be done at the shortest notice
and in the ncatest masnrmz
fE?.lust. call and see yourselves. @
F. BRADLEY.
april ‘..’6] Under Connecticut Hotel.
Norwalk I-Iarness
AND SADDLERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
tVe:rt door to Danbmy and ]Vor'wal/i
Railroad Depot.
( NE oftlie most splendid and varied assort-
nieuts of Goods and \Vai'es in the above
line ever seen in this part of the County can
now be found at the old and well known stand of
(Opposite the ]Vorwal/5 Hotel,)
Who is confident that the reputation be has
acquired in his business is it sufficient guaran
tee to his old customers mid the public of the
superiority of workiuansliip and neutuess of
design and finish ofnll articles purchased at his
store, preferring that his work should praise
him ralliertliau to trumpet abroad -his merits
with his own lips.
E'vcr_i/ article in his line Ilfade or
Rejiaiired at the shortest‘ notice and
upon the most reasonable terms.
may 8, 1852.
Cheaper than Ever
7 H E subscribers have just received, and
shall keep constantly on hand one oftlie
largest. assortmeuts of , “
READY IVIADE CLOTHING.
for Fall and VVi_uter wear, ever brought. into
this town, which will be sold chcapei-than ever.
tr LITHAUER at TURK.
500 MEN WANTED
Not. to work upon the
Rail Road!
But to purchase their
5BllERlES
At the CHEAP CASH S'l‘O‘[-"(E ofilie sub-
.; °"iber where a saving is made sutiicieut to pay
to. teuiniles travel. Call and prove the truth
at GEO. \V. SMlTH’S.
South Norwalk. Sep. 122, 1852.
It
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New Marble Yard.
, HE subscriber having opened and furnish-
- ed a new Marble Yard in Norwalk, near
the head of Main street..woulil respectfully so-
licit all to favor him with it call, and examine
his stock and workuiausliip. He intends hav-
ing on hand constantly a full assortment of
American and foreign Marble, and the work-
manship of a superior style. Monuments.
'l‘ombslones. counter and table Tops,&c., &c.
fuiuislied at the slioitest older and on reason-‘
able terms. JOHN H. WPIEICS. ‘l
Norwalk, Nov. 5th, 185]. 45
Sportsmen Attention.
HE spring campain is now open, please
- call and cxainiue our stock of Trout poles
Reels, Lines. Hooks, l3aske!.s, Flasks &c.,
We are also hourly expecting another invoice
of lliose Superior double and single barrel
Guns iuade expressly to our order and which
are too well. know to need puffing.
HOLCOM B 6: LYON,
83 \Vater Street, Bridgeport.
OFFIN PLATES furnished at short no-
tice. C. E. DISBROW.
Law and Agency Notice.
‘ "' OR’I‘HlNG'l‘ON G. SNETHEN. con-
tinues to prai.-tice Lawin the Supreme
Court, to attend to cases before Congress. to
prosecute Claims and sonic accounts against
the Departments and Boards of Commission-
ers, to procure patents iit home and abroad, to
collect. debts. dividends, legacies and inheritan-
ces in any part of the United States and in
foreign cou'nI.'rics, to make investrneutsrof funds
in Loans and Stocks and on Bond and Mort-
gnge,aiid to negociate the purcliase and sale of
Loans. Land and Patent Rights in any State
of the Union.
Particular attention paid to California Land
Title cases coming up to the U. S. Supreme
Court on appeal.
@ Communications pi°epm'(l, addressed to
\V. G. Suetlieu, 5,Carrol1 Place, (Capitol Hill
\Vasliington, D. C., will meet with prompt nt-
tentiou. 2]tf
Ready Made Clothing.
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping a good assortment. of Ready Made
Clothing 0 fall kinds. Also, a good assortment
of Cloths, Cassiuiei'e_s. and Vestings, which
short notice.
N. B. .Pt1l'lSl§_l.l%ll'lltt8I)llDn paid to cutting.
THUIVIAS RILEY.
Norwnlk. Feb. 25. 1851. 9
Zinc Paints.
O. 1 or snow white, ground in oil.
2 " silver “- , 9‘ M
3 gre
it at H
Brown stiiue color, for sale b
, ..
Ti.aJaPEcx.
South Norwalk, May 1852.
M
be Will make up to order in good style and at ‘ '
.~wHoLi_.:s,tiLE' 6: RETAIL I
THE subscril_iers’hereby give nofice tothe.
end, that they have taken ‘a store on the west
side’ offithe ‘b_ridge,. oppositethe Post Ofl‘ice—-
No 1 Water st. and fitted it up in good order,
where may be found at all times a large stock
of gent.’s,'ladie's’ and children's Boots and Shoes
of all descriptions, manufactured by us express-
ly for this market, by the best of workmen and
of the best materials, and no exertions will be
spared to please those who favor us wii.h a call.
Customers’ work made to order, withneatbess
and despatch. A share of the public patronage
is respectfully solicited by
J. .,HANFORD. Jr. 6: Co.
E‘ Particulai attention paid to repairing-in
all its branches.
Norwalk, April 1st, 1852. 15
.~,-» 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 ofgrouud,wilh alrrost every
variety of fruit and fioweis, that can be desired.
For particulars enquire at this office. 22tf
N. B. As reference is bail to us, we can say
that it is rare that so desirable and eligible a
place, is offered for sale, upon anything like as
low terms.—[Ed. Gazcltc.
To Let.
STORE and tenement for a small fa mi-
ly,nt South Norwalk,formerly owned by
Fitch dc Fowler. Enquire at this office.
Notice. c
A LL persons indebted to the subscriber
whose accounts have stood over one year
iire requested to call and make immediate pay-
ment, otherwise their accounts will be put in
an officer's liands for collection.
N. YVOOD.
Jun. ".6, I852. 4
“THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE,”
In the Language of Scripture.
Dr. HALSEY’S
Forest W inc !
From its own merits and great works, this wine
is fast becoming llic favorite medicine among eve.
class of people. Known t|.~‘:lllt>: musllcfiicienl rem-
edy for guiiciiil Dcbilitv. Nervous Alfectiniis. Con-
snmptive Decline, Complaints of ll.e Kidneys
Heart, Lungs. and above all for (.ll.~‘e:l.~‘0S arising
from impure Blood and habit of the System, enn-
neut incnilicrs of the Medical Faculty have satie-
tioucd and adopted the use of it.
DR. I. A. STANLEY,
A cnleliratcd Pliysiciau. in a letter froui Prince-
ton. New Jersey. dated November I6, I849, de-
clarcs that in all his experience he had ncvcr seen
am thing to compare witbthc Forest Wine and
Pills. at the same time relating snvcrzil cases of
constilniioniil Debility and Scrofulous affections
which it cured in an incredible short time. Among
the members of the Medical Faculty of New York
who have witnessed the great results of the For-
est Wine. and rccoinincnilcil it in nninerous com-
pluints will be found the nziiiies of Ilie celcbrzitcd
Dr. M. T. Goodman, Dr SI Mott. Dr. L Cheese-
man. Dr Cllll'.0Il, Dr Wm Brown, Dr Marvin, Dr
J M Morcau, ziiid others.
TESTIMONY
Of Jnliuson Burke, a liiglily respectable citizen
of VVaverly Place. New York;
DRG lIALSF.Y.-
Di-arSir—I esteem the Forest wine asthe. King
of Medicines. It has done for me in five weeks
what three Physiciiiiis failed to do in as iiniuyycars.
In l845.I became a vicliin of the Heart l)i.-ease
aud Nervous Affcctinns. which have been growing
on me cvcr since, ‘until ] procured your Forest
\\"ine and l’ill.<, although I had wasted several limi-
drcd dollars for iuedicul atlcndtiiice. During the
last two years I was obliged to keep my house
ncaily all oftlie time. and gave up liiisiiicss in coii-
sequence of my ill health. Iliad l0.~Tl. ne:irly all
hopes of recovery, my complaint was of that class
under which “iiuture sinks and life becomes a bur
ilieu." Seeing your Forest wine advertised I
concliided to give it it trial, and before fini.-'liing the
third bottle I fell like a different person, and was
able lorcsumc biisiiicss agaiii, entirely cured by
iaking five bottles. For the bcnefitof those afflic-
tcd with similar complaints you are at liberty to
publish this. _Yonrs, &c..
JOHNSON BURKE, \Va\'erly Place, N. Y.
The following :cerlificute, voluntarily given by
MrF G Mussey, a respectable and well known
citizen of Colioes. New York, is an evidence
which must acmove alldoubts nfllie great efficacy
oftlie Forest “fine in GENERAL DEBILITY,
Neui'a|gia,Aff'ectioiis oflhe Spineand Kidneys.
This is to certify. that I have used Dr. I-liilsey’s
Forest wine in my family who the most entire suc-
cess. My wife was badly alllicled with Nciiriilfiia.
ziffcction of the Spine ainl Kidneys, and general de-
bi|ity- She found speedy rcliefaud regained lier
lieapli, by the use oftlie Forest wine.
From my own knowledge ofihis excellent inedi-
cine, lconfideutlp recounnend it for the good of
others who may ce suffcrnig with similar coni-
pl:iints' It is the best ll‘n-:(llCllle with which : am ac-
quainted. and those who are afflicted with the
above, or any snnilni‘ diseases, may sat‘.-ly rcly on
its virtucs. E G MUSSEY.
MORE TESTIMONY FROM COHOES.
Dr G Hal-cy.
Dear Sir—My wife last autumn was rerliiced to
alow slate of‘dcbility. My fa oily Plrrsiciun advi-
sed her to take your Forest wine. Accordingly I
went to Mr Terry ’s. your agent for this town, and
procured a bottle of it which restored lier ina very
short time lu perfeol beullb. ‘
HENRY DONALDSON.
Cohoes, April 13,1550.
The testimony of iip‘wai'ds of three hundred in
dividuals, some of u-lunu were aillicteil with dread-
fulidisordcrs and Ctll].~‘.ltlcl'6'(l inciir:ilne,nmy be seen
at Dr Hnlsey’s principal ofiice. The following are
some of them residing in this city :—
Mr Aaron S Smith. 167 Prince st.. oflice in wall
st.. waslong severely afflicted with a disease of ihe
kidneys and bladder. Tlie. best uiedical skill ans-
Wcred no purpose. He tried the Forest wine and
it met his case, and he was completely cured by
the use of four bottles and a box of the Forest
Pills. '
Mr.Iacob Bell. merchant in Pearl st., was for 4
yezirsa iiiiirtyrtosevcre Rlieurnalic Pains, and could
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. I
The remarkable efiicaco ofthe Forest wine is
very striking in the case of the Hon S I Brown. of
Virginia. who was cured in a fcw hours time of a
sevo-re attack of Biiious Diarrlicca and.gcncr:il pros
truiion of bodily energy in a few days time. On
the arrival oftqis gentleman in New York ll! Milrcb
be was so weak and nervous from the effects of
his illness, tliaf he could not write,and required as-
sistaince to enable him to walk to his apartiueul.—
The wine was sent for. and he recovered by the
use of less‘ than ii bottle of the wine and a single
dose of the Pills.
The Forest wine and Pills are recommended as
aucfiicieiitaiid certain cure in the following coin-
plaints: _ .
_ Dyspepsia. Habitual Costiveuess. Liver
Complaint, Asthma, Piles, Obsliuate
Headache, Bilious Disorders, Pim-
pies, Blotclies and nnlieiillliy color
. ofjhe skin,Jaunoice. Ague and
Feve.r.Salt-rheuin, Erysipelas
Complaints incident only to
Females. Langnisliing
wea’kness.Niglit Sweats
N ervous Disorders,
General Ill Health
and impaired state
of the Consti-
. , tution.
E’ General Depot for Halsey’s_ Forest‘
Wine, Ne 25 1-2 Spruce st., New. York. $1
per Bottle. or 6 bottles for $5. Twenty five
cents per box for tne Pills.
For sale by W. E. BISSELL.
citizens of Noifwa‘lk,and the public in gen-' .
»ElInigi'|-ntiion
orr1en,.:.s»
No. il0"'Fultou ‘Strait,
« Waterloo B944. Li?>'c_.r1iizr2l.i’.....;"
The ’0ld-"BI_ack:Star»‘linc of :1’-ac
Sailin g punctually froin ,’Liucry'ibol__ong(/ii, 1's’ti,:
6th.. 11th, 16th. 21st and 26th. "each, month, .
and comprise the following splendid ships:
keif-s,= .
These Ships arethe most magnificent that
have yet been built. They are commanded
by able and expo-rieiiced Captains, famed for
their nautical skill and kind treat.meut to emi-
graiits; and their accommodations for Cabin,
Second Cabin, and Steei-age Passengers, are
vastly superior to those of any other Line.
The Ship’s allowance of Provisions compiri
ses flour, oat-meal, bread. potatoes, peas or
beans. riceaud vinegar, which is dealt: out to
the passengers mice or twice a week during
theroyage, at the rate of 10$ lbs. per iveek
for each adult, and half allowance for children
under twelve years; and in addition to the
above, ii further allowance, according to a late
act of the Boitisli Parliament, of two oz. tea,
half lb. sugar, and half lb. iuolusses, to each
adult, weekly, with three quarts water daily.
In all cases where any of the persons paid for
decline. coming out, the full passage money is
:'e..turned without any deduction.
Persons residing inthe country that des'n'e
to send money to their friends inthe Old Coun-
try, and wishing to save time and expenstwciiii
have it done in u sati.-fat-.toi'y, and correct
nianuer, by enclosing by Post, to the subsoni-
bers, the sniu they wish to send‘. with the
name and address of the party who is to re-
ceive it, when a draft on the nearest Branch
to their residence will be forwarded by fi"st
steamer with as much punctuality ‘as if the
returiicd for t.liemoue_v by next mail.
J‘. M. Smith’s Marble Yard,
Near the Bridge, Norwal/c. Conn.
EPULCH RAL Monuments and Grave
S Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
qhe most skilful workinansliip. The best as-
snrtment. of Aniericau and Foreign L\Iai'ble,
kept, constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procuie Monuments or
any kiudol'i\'lurble \Vork,areiuvited to cal laud
give a personal inspection of his i'natei'ial and
work ma usliip, as this will be more sntisfuct.oi'y
than to purchase ofAgeuts without anopportu-
uity oftestiug tliequality of the article con
tructed for.
L»?‘Tlie Letteringand Ornamentalwork is
executed by an experienced workina ii and can
warrant it to give entire satisfaction.
May. 1852.
Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
ing Store.
HENRY HANDES renews again
mine ncknowledginerits to the public and
his friends fortlieir generous patronage,
during the year past, and hopes to merit an un-
interrupted continuance of the business rela
tinnsliip which he has so long maintained 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 cliaructei- of
his work is -too well known to need a word of
praise. It. comprises every ai't.i«z:le of men's
and cliildreu’s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ludiesimrlgenllemen.
Ft-.\'i)i.\'os of the. best quality. and in any
.quautity, suited to the wants of the craft.
Norwalk, April 20, 185:2.
ARA—SAOlLS.—-A good assortment for sale
at. M OU L'l'ON'S. Westporr.
EAD dc FULMEPUS. Croton Metallic
Fire Proof Pnint.—'l‘lii-s article is ac-
knowleilged by all who have used it to be su-
pi-.rior to any other Pnfnt in use. It is proof
agaiiist tll8tl'Cll0ll of the weather and fire, and
is i.-licaper 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 received :1 large supply of new goods
Those in want of bargains, will do well to
cnllsoou. MALLORY dc LEWIS.
ASTOR OIL and Sweet Oil of the first.
quality for sale at \VEED’S.
SOLAR and fluid Lumps of all kinds.
V _ A (I. E. DISBROW.
’AlLS.—500 kegs Fall River uuilsnssorte_d
from 3d fine to 7 inches. for sale by
STREET dc QUINTARD.
Silver and Plated Ware.
SHALL keep a large assortment ofspoons,
forks, butter-knives, sugar-shovels, ladies,
&c. for the spring trade. Pur‘:liasers will find
it to their advantage to buy of me, and have
their spoons handsomely engraved and warrant-
ed, rather than to get them of pedlers.
- C. E. DISBROW.
UST REC’D. a large lot of shoemakoi?
leather splitting mac-liines. by
HENRY HA NDES.
Gamphene Lamps
‘OR stores, a new article; also, some new
patterns of fluid La rnps.
C 6: 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, VV hips, Trunks,C‘arpet Bugs.’
Valices, écc. cite. the‘ largest a_nd most beauti-
ful assortment ever offered in this town. Call
and see for yourselves at BRADLEY’S
april, 26,] Under Connecticut Hotel.-
. Selling of at cost.
« THE remaining stock of Jewelry formerly
belonging to the Estuteof C. A. Durand is now’
offered at cost. ' e -
" W. E. BISSELL, Trustee.
1
Universe, Captain Bird, 1700
Jacob A.’ Westervclt . I-londless 1600
Win. Ratlibone Sl’.6n,C_el‘ - .1200
.'l‘iconderoga Boyle 1300
Princeton 1 2. Russell-. 1400
Irene \Villiams J 200
Minnesota * Allen 1000
Silas Greeuman Spencer 1000
E C Scranton Spencer 1500
Leviathan Knapp 1500' _
Wm H Harbeck Marshall “ 1500-
Guy Mannering Freeman 1600
Washington Page 2000
Enterprise Funk 1000
-‘Aberdeen Knapp 1000
Richard Alsop Sm‘iih« 1000
Niagara Smith 1000
Dewitt. Clinton Funk 1300
.\"larmion Hadley ]00()
Suudusky Borland 1200
Owego Hubbu rd 1500
Robert Kelly Barstow 1400
New Ship Edwards 1750
person sending it was present, and a receipt .
. ,'I‘.lie:s’l;iipsco_m pplsinglthis ups. iiisitle fti'io’6n_bg ‘
-‘iron.-.m,..4,’C&..it.vvsst,’iiaizisje, Ca t. N‘ye,*:_ :
' ‘AllC_'l'lC,‘ Capt. ‘Luce, '= Bu’ 1.1-ic,'.Gpr‘.Cb'r’rietoclt,
AnniA'i'ic:-~Cupt.;~~Gration...-. .
'3" These ships'_liave been‘ b‘fli‘l6:by7=‘contract. ex-
Upressly'vfor.Govc-rnmeut _sei'_v_ice._ Every cgfd .-
has beentuken in t.lieii'..cor_istr-,ucti_on.-up als_o‘_’iu.
their -Engines, to insure ,, strength‘, -,and.? speed.)
and their accqnimadiitions for,,—,passeiigers_'-ere. '
unequaled for elegance and; cornfoijt._ .Pi;‘i_ce7o_f’
passage from New ‘
sire‘ use of extra size state,roorus. 3300;‘ ‘from
L_iverpool to New York. £30 and £20. An
experienced surgeon attaclied to eacli- lfllp.-‘-’_"
No berth secured unt.il”paid for. ‘ " i P
' .riio.\i.Livi:iu-oer.-.
Wednesday Sept. 8, _ _ A
Weduesdiiy Sept. 22,"
\Veduesday Oct 6,
rant: ni-zwroiut.
' Saturday Sept. 4.
Saturday. Sept. 18..
Saturday Oct. 2.
Saturday‘ Oct ' 16. Wednesday Oct»~20.»
isalurtlay Oct 30.. \Vo_ilnesday Nov 3.
Satu.rday‘Novf~13, W1-.dn.esday Nov 17,.
.22. _\V’ed/riesday I_)e'e' 1,
Saturday Dec 11. \Vt}tln,¢-sdiiy Dec 1 ',
Saturday Dec‘ 25. \Ve_driesdny Dec ‘29.
For freiglit or passage apply to EDWARD
1t.COLI.‘INS 65 CO.. No, 56 Wall-st.. N. Y:
Baows, Siivrnizv. 6.‘. Co.. ;L’lVt3l_'pOt)l ;. E. G.
1RJou(i]-:n'r_s file (_'o..“No. 18 l§£IIEg’s lléiiiigz 1?tl|qI'|'I,
on on ' OHN I usual: 0.,“ ‘o. no 0-
tre Damis des Victories. Paris, or Gi-:0. H.Diu\-
Pl-IR. Havre. '
The owners of these ships will not be ac-
countable for gold, silver bullion, specie. jewel-
ry, precious stones or metals, unless hill‘: of la.
ding are signed tip-.i'eloi°e, and the value thereof
therein expressei . '
NEW AnnANenm:_1\i'r ‘
To Not-walk dz. Danburyl
THE STEAIJIER PACIFIC,
Capt. Joseph By.Z.‘f)CC, .
ILL run in connection with the Dan’-
bury 6;-Norwulk Rai|road,‘touchiug at
South Norwalk, as follows: A
Luaving Noiwalk every Monday. Wednes-
day and l- riuuy at 8 A. M. Returning, IMHO
Peck Slip every 'l‘uesd:iy, Tbuisiliiy and Sat-
nrday afternoons at 1 o'clock. P. M.
Freight ta ken on reasonable terms and attended
to proniptly by agents on each end of the ionic.
Fare 50 cents.--—For passage or freight, ap-
ply to the Captain o_n board.
Sept. 8, 1852.
Saturday Nov
I'I'I'I1'
‘ti?-T
DANBU RY <55 NORWALK
Rail Road Arrangement,
Coinineuciug June 21st, 1859. Trains will
run as follows until further notice : Leave
Danbury at 6 45 A M Willi passengers only.
-* 3 I5 P M passengers and freight.
]’,E']‘URNlNG, will lmve
So Norwslk 3 9 16 A M i asseugers and l'r’ht.
”' 5 40 P M passengers only.
The 6 45 A M train from Danbury connect:
at Norwalk with the 8 09 A M train to N York.
PtllSen_(_IPl'S going east can leave N0l'\V'lllk-1|]
9 13 AIM. '
The 3 15 P M train connects at Norwalk
with the 5 35 accommoiilatio-n train to N. York,
and the 5 35 express train to New Haven.
Passeugers from New York will leave at 7
A M and at 3 30 P M to connect with trains on
this road. _
E? Stages will be in rearli rises on tiumrrrval
ofthe trains at the Biilgcfield Station to convey
ugers to Ridgefield village. Lewisborough,
HARVEY SMITH, Sup’:.4
passe
&c.
Railroad.
. Haven
SUMMER ARRAG EME NT.
coisiiiiizi-cine MAY 3. 1852.
Leave Norwalk for New York.
N. York &.
Special. Tl‘:-ill‘) 5- 0’(‘l0€k M
Conimuta-tiou 6 33
Acconimodation 8 9
-9 10 50
Express 2 91 P M
‘ Accommodation 5 35
Express 9 53
Leave Not-walk for New ‘Haven.
Accommodation train 9 o’e:loek 13 min A M
u 1 35 P M
Express 5 35
Accoinmoilation 6 I5
Commutation ' 7 43
Express trains \Vest stop only at Stamford.
Leave New York for Norwalk.
Accommodation train 7 o’cl~ock,A M
~- 11 30
Exp ss 3 P M
Special 4 3
Express . 15
.Coinmutatirm 5 30
Leave New Haven for Norwalk
Commutation train 5 30 A M
Accommodation 7
as . 9 35
Express 1 15 P M
Accommodation 4 29
~ Express .8 50'
GEO.lW. ‘WHISTLER. Sup't.
Just Received.
,_ A large assortment of riding and dri-
ving VVHIPS. splendid gentlemen’: and ladies’
saddles. trunks, valices. carpet bass. die. Fly
nets and blankets. Also. a splendid lot of well
made horse collars. which will be sold singly
or by the dozen. Don’t forget the old stand.
WM. B. SWAN.
Hardware, Cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils!
FINCH hasuow on hand one of the
0 most extensiveinud well selected assort-
ments of foreign. domestic and building hard-
ware. cutlery. iron. steel. paints, oils, French
and American window glass—assoi'ted sizes.
’agi'icultnral iinplements, hay cutters, corn shel-
lers, (See. all of which he will sell at prices do-
fying coinpetition. « Also, every description of
carriage liiirdwai.-e.'felloes. hubs, spokes, laces,
linings, patent leathei', &c.all of which he sells
upon the priucipl‘e =o_f “ small profits and ready
stiles.” , ' . . . . ,, .
The sub.-wi'ibe_r_’ isfalsci agent for the sale of
l_3uswell’s Mineral Paint, which is proofagainst
fire, waterand weather, and uncliangeable in
in its color. and is the best, cheapest and most
durable mineral paint now in use. In fact,our
assortment comprises a variety and extensive-
ness that would bafiie a detailed descriptiomaiid
we therefore would respectfully invite the pub-
lic to cal and examineuthemselves. . _ .45
SILVER SPOONS, Butter Knives. Silver
Cups, Napkin Rings, 6£c.', silver and pla-
ted Forks. fine pen-and pocket Knives, Pocket
Books, Wallets, Port Monies, &c.
. . -_ C:_.E. DISBROW.
«fiV_,tIr__ifI.._:i.'.Bissel1" -
S new opening "the largest assortment of
Perfumery,» Fancy Goods. . Port Monaies.
_‘Walfile‘ts.' C fitléry.I ‘dtc. eve.‘ offered in Nonvalk.
Genuine Lubin’s Extracts of every .flaV.0it. Eng-
lish French » _and German; C_.'ologn_e, I’-e.’i;lumo
Satcliels, -Smelling Salts, Toilet Soaps;.”__,Peai'l
Powder, together with a large variety of choice
Norwalli Apr. 19th, 1852.
Perfumes, etc. June 1.
1
..,»",‘,
class cabin:-~ ‘$1-20-;. in. secouddo-. q .
PROPOSED DATES or sAIi..iNG.‘~i‘s52t. S
'5
York to Liverpool in 'li'i'i,t,-' Q."
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