Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, November 2, 1852 · page 3

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. .1-;1VIiss:1’il8!?im-A» , - ._. ..
AS,jl1,st'._.._r,e,tii3-ned l.‘i:__oi_n._N.' Y.‘ with‘ the“
t;ité§t”Fi1’lt;f5n3'i:l ' »\Viiii~ei-»~'F..t-titans,f A130,

:1 choice Is‘?-tétatlbn ‘of’ 7Milline'ry:Goods, Flowers, .
Featlier's.-Fgaiicy Ai-ticles.~6,£c._. wliich she _iii-
vites Illéi‘-llltliflstltl call and ex_arnine. ‘ She re-
tu"ns her gr'ateful=:ick=tiowledgments, for the lib-
eral piit7r"ona'ge .given,§¢her'.-and hopes to iiierit a

cnttlinu‘a'nce.»_? I . . J ,3 _44t.f

. .-: :- 2-Damaged , ,_ "

lNEN:CAl\lllRlC_HDKFS.1-4000 Lin-

en hdkfs, very ‘slightly wet, re.c’d this day

from auction‘, and for ‘sale verv. 'rer.7/._vi-flair
cheitjp, and no ll1lSllll(e. at. 1l'l(_)ULTON'Sl

Westpdt*t; Oct. -'30. , _ 44

Silks dhdifihawls. _, _

194 Canal street. corner of l'Vesl Ifrbadday}
_ ‘‘ NEVV YORK.

HE.,sll‘I)_Sl'!'l'_ll)6"l' respet:t_f'nlly calls lhe attett-_

tion ofllic liiiiles about Visiting the city of

N. Y. to liis've't-y‘ extensive stock of RICH

DRESS. SILKS; coniprisiiig the most spl'e'n_-

did BROCADES iti ‘all colors ;' plain. plaid,

\watei'ed. figured ai_:tl'sli"lprd silksof every color

-und quality. 1“ His well-known styles of /rig/L _

.-lustrcd ooi'l_cd,blq'r/c'.§7'lks from 24 to 40 inches’
‘wide. iil\vii_\js,}oii hand.”_ I A
at A N_.’l‘l LLA VEL V E’_l‘_E_.‘.=— Black ts-colored.
‘.5]ilPlidld_tlliLl ci:_stly._qu_hlili“es of shawls. in
‘great variety, sucli ‘as Eiiibro'itlet"ed and Plain
Canton C.I'ap¢,-'. long and square Bl‘b( he. in iiew
and ele_9_iriit,;de,si,t:ns'..‘ rich Printed Caslimere_
lon_2.a.nd square.‘ l?l_aid_. \Voolett, tilitl. all other
o ’les of Shawls in season. i ‘
FRENCH, MERINOS of every super-ici'
-make, in all,tlie_ new shades of co of‘. Part!
‘matte Cloths and English M erinos of every
qnality,,togetlie_rwitli, a_ very la rge slot-k of for-
eign and domestic Dry Goods. comprisitigz every
descripliotl of Dress Hoods, Fla ntlels, B'i'tnket.s,
Linens. Slieetings and _Sl1,irtings. (Sic. &c‘.. all
-of which he offers at wliolesale or retail,-at 5:‘:-
treinely low prices. for cash only.
JAMES C ROPSE Y.
' 124 Canal Strret,
'6t44 Corner of \Vest Broadway, N. Y.
ARPETINGS, at bargains. at
' Oct..'30. MOUL'l‘ON'S.

Trees
‘ AT THE SOUTH NOR\VALK
' NURSERY.

THE proprietors wish to call the attention

. of their customers and the public to their
‘choice stock of fruit and ornamental trees. con-
sisting of apples. pears. plums, clierries. peach,
a iricot. quince, strawb‘ei'ries. gooseberries.
10|lli£c I).lfl(:l(lJ8l'l'leS‘fllltl black Naples currants.

Norway spruce. white pine, bnlsoin fir, A i_ner-
icnn spruce, arboritas. weeping willow, horse
chestnut. mountain ash.

Also, the new or pure Red Antwerp. which
we warrant and hold ourselves responsible for
its being the pure plant.

. ' GEO SEYMOUR. A’, CO.

I5_?°'\Ve wish to call particular!‘ attention to
our large stock, (being the lartzestiii thr-. State)
of dwarf pears, of tlnrty or 40 choice varieties.

Ready-Made Clothing,
T MOULTO-.\"‘S.—A large assornnent of
well-made Overcoats, Saclls, Pants and
Vests.‘ Also. a full assortment of Cloths. Cas-
sirneres and Vestings. wliich will be made up
toorder in the very best: manner and at very
low prices. Cutting as usual without. charge
S. MOULTON, Jr.
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\Vest port, Oct. ‘23.

Dist»-ict cf Raiding 88 Probate C'oltI'f., October
"#14171. I852. '

4 S'l‘A'l‘E of ENOCH A. SANFORD. of
Reilding in said District, an assigning
debtor.

Ordcrc(Z—T'liat Coinmissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors of said
estate be appointed at the probate office in Red-
dlng. on the 10th day of November, 1852, at 1
o'clock afternoon; of which all persons in in-
terest will take notice. and atipeur if they 586
cause,-anti be lien rd thereon.

LEMUEL SANFORD-, Judge.

' Dissolution.
HE co-partnership lir-i-etofore existing un-
der the firm of Judson & Bissell is tlils

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day dissolved. by mutual consent. _All claims ~.

due said firm will be received by .l:iuiesJudson
who is authorized to settle its ati’a'ir.~x.

‘ JAMES JUDSON.
GEO. A. BISSELL.

The Grocery business will he continued at

the same place by the 8tllJS.Cl‘llJel‘§_.
i - JUDSON dc 
Norwnlk, Oct. ‘..’5tli, 1852- 3t43

Dress Goods,
MANTILLAS, CLOAKS, 650.

‘Just received the latest styles of Dress
Goods and shaw‘s in endless variety. Also
Velvets of everyshade. lllerinos. a‘ beauti-
ful assortment, and a line. assortineiit of Freiurli
Cashmere cloths for ladies’ illautillas undv
Cloaks. Also received. the latest styles of
Mantilla and Cloak Patterns. which are at the
service of my customers. C.J. GRUMAN.

Oct. 23, I852.

‘ Cement. «
50 BARRELS cement. just receive(l and
lorsale by A. CI‘lICHES'I‘ER..
South Norwalk, Oct. 33d. 18:32. 43il.f

’ . Eiankets.

‘HZES 9-4, 10-4. 11-4, aml 12 4, lowpriced
a medium and extra line rec’d this day. and
MOULTON’S.

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for sale cheap at
\Vestport, Oct. 23.

‘OLORE D F LA NN ELS, for ladies’ dres-
ses, fine qualities and very desirable colors
It-lOUl_.'l‘ON’S.

Shawls.

I would invite the attention ofall about pur-
chasing shawls. to one of the best assortnieiits
in the county, and at extremely low prices for
for the quality. C-. J. GRUMAN.

Cloths,

Bi-omlcloths, beaver and pilot cloths, may be
‘found at the store of the suosciiber in every
"variety of color, quality. and price. Among
them are many great bargains. C. J. G.

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Plannels.
Red. Wh-i—te, yellow, blu-e, twilled and» plain.
all wool. an endless variety ol'.t.he above may

be found at the store of the subscriber at gzreat
bargains. C. J. GRUMAN.

Hmbroideries.

’ AD'lES' Fine N eedle-worked Collars, and
Infants‘ Frock-\lVaists. 
A150, mustini edgings and insert-lugs. bought
at auction, and for sale at less than lnrlif the cost:

of importa-tion,. at MUU L'l‘ON‘S-.
Westport. Oct. 23-. .. 43

mrr-urn. at cm:-.z:sr:.‘.
40 PACKAGES prime dairy Butter. ‘
wholesale and retail-

8000‘ lbs good Cheese. for sale-_-—
SEYMOUR co-M=s*roc'a.. _-
New Cauaan,Oct. 15th. 185?’. 4f-’V’lf
Hair Brushes. _ 7 t d_
-.LSO*, hat, ,toot'li‘. nail. pnmr. shoe. an

other brnslies. flesh rubbers. combs ol"ev-
‘ BTSSELUS.

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'7 O.<’l?.1W/t’I‘Eil%.‘'—A:- lresh -supplyof i‘itI1l'5
 D tr W tor -iv supBt'l0I' ,ai'_t;Ic_ 6»
‘SW5 . - 7‘- ’ WE-E.lD'S..» '

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licited.

«" 3 ""~"‘-3’ “twp -r-1-9.-as

To bl/1j¢VP rebate iC'o'urt' fat‘: (IiYe”Di.<it'rict’bf"Nor-’
1.100 /if-". "E -A 1 'i '.~'.— '; —' .2; 
7IV__HE applit!'z'rti_t'm_ of -13:9. BETTS, Jr. of
, ' ’,'_.Wilton in said district, respectfuilly show-
eth that he is parent an(l“niit'ur‘al guardmn to
Daniel G; -"Belts", a minor belongingto said dis-.r
trict; and that said minor is the owner‘ of the

land lying in said ‘Wilton, in q’r'iantity two acres‘
'and—one rood. more or less, bor‘ii‘i‘_tle‘d nortlierly
by la nd of Ira Belts, J r‘. and wife, easterly by
lil9l1wtiy,.S0ulI’1el'Iy and westerly by land of
i\Villiam Cable. _ _

" .And_lie furtlier says l,t,hat the ‘estate is at

. pi-esent unproductive; that the avails thereof

are wanted for the support. inaiiitendnce andj.

r . etlnciition of said minor. iind that it will be for

the. advantage of. said minor to sell the same
and invest the avails tliereof according to law;
lvherefore he says that there is just and reas-
onable cause for selling the same. He there-
fore prays the court to order‘ said real estate to
be sold, and to empower him or some other
meet person to sell the .-'ame, pursuant. to the
slattite in such case made and provided.
— IRA BETTS, Ji'.,
_ Parent and na'turul Guardia'ti.'

‘ Dim-it ‘Oct. 22cl,1852.

Db.-ljricl of Norwalk as Probate Court Ocfobéf‘

22.5. 1852. A

A Ottbi~:ar:r'—'l‘liat the fot’t3,9oing application
.l)(-3,liB5'll'(l ‘and detet‘Ii‘1'ttit=.(l at the probate office
in Norwalk on the 30th day of December, 1852}

be pirlilislierl in some public he'l'vspap(3t' near‘
the place where’ such real estate lies, three
weeks successively, at least six Weeks before
‘said time assigned.

G EORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
Watclres, ..Ti‘ewe1xTy

 g /,7; Silver Vl’are, and
 V-‘—-"TC" F A N C Y G O O D S .
Ei\"N’E'l"I‘ dz CULBEPJI‘. 136 Caiinl st.
have received in addition to their forti'i‘et‘
stock, and are daily ret:’eiv‘in;1 new and elegant
patterns of Jewelry. both imported and of their
own n'iiii‘iufact.ure. _
iiimonds re-mounted or diatiturids furnished
at; £i'tc't=2s that defy contpetition. -
adies’ a'i'i'd gentleman's fine gold VVatches of
all the cele'brated niakers.
‘Silver’ Wiri'e in every variety, of coin stand-
lll' .
An ltispection of our stock is respectfully so-
BENNETT dc CULBF.R.'l‘.
139 Canal St. N. Y.
N. B.——-Particular attention given to the re-
pairing of fine watches and jewelry.

Pocket Knives.
M ERICAN and foreign, a line assortine.nt.
Also. scissors. razors, straps, fine toilet
and shaving soaps, (Sic. at DlSBROW"S.
CCORDIANS, just open. with instruc-
tion books, so that children can play; vio-
lins for $1. trivolis; games and plays for child-
ren. at DISB R0 W‘S. Silversir.ith.

OOKING GLASSES. medium and small
sizes; all sorts of Clocks and Lamps,
glass an_d_wick, at DISBROVV’S Lamp store.

 
 

To Manufacturers.
FOR SALE UN REASONABLE TERMS.
T ‘HE lot formerly occupied by Reed 6: Is-
bells: said lot. is 62 ft frontand abont_l00
deep. It has upon it the foundations and first
story. built nl'bricl~:, of a building 32 by 50 ll, a
cliiiiiney and boiler of a ten horse engine. rea(ly.
set. and the engine belonging to the boiler may
be had at a moderate price. _'l‘llB whole can lie
had atla reduced rate, and offers a good chance
for almost any kind of miinulactiiriiig business
for which power is needed. The pi-ernises be-
ing bounded on one side by the river, li:-ive an
abundant supply of fresli water‘. Inquire of
H. ("<3 P. J. lSBELl.i
South Norwaik. Oct. 7th, 1852. -iltf

Jewelry.

E ICH. Ear l-"tings. Pius. linger Rings. Lock-

ets, and cheap Jewelry in any quziutity.
Plated and Silver VVaie in any qttaltttity.
Portmonnies for ladies and gentlemen. a large
variety of \Va1lets. I-lair, cloth. tooth and in-
that Bru.-tlies, Soaps, Razors. Straps, Purses,
Scissors, Pocket Knives, and a variety of fancy
Guoili.
13'‘ All kinds of work in our line done at the

shortest notice and to satisfy. Call at
C. E. Dl.SBROVV.

FOR SALE.

- 'l‘he homesteacl. belongiiig to ».\'lrs.
" Abby Hoyt. beautifully situated upon
the high grounds adjacent. to the village of 340.
Norwalk, on Roton Hill. so called. Said
homestead contains about seven acres of good
kind, well stocked with choice fruit, &c., a
comlortalile dwelling. barn, and otitbuildings,
wliicli will be sold cheap and on at-;comtuoda-
ting lerins. Also six acres of good laud, lying
near the above place‘, "which will be sold with
it, or separately, as may be desired. This
property overlooks Long Island Sound, and
would make a very ple‘asant. and desirable
country’ seat, for a city gentleman. For fur-
ther pai'ticul:i rs enquire of \l'tn. O. Beard, 0!‘
0' Mrs. ABBY HOYT, on the premises.-
Sept.l'7t.ii, h185:?..

7llEALl0

416 Broadway. the Celebrated

lb . Y . ii A T T E E l
Second door from N, Y H
Railroad Depot. has just opened his
Fall aml Winter Styles of Hate,
Also, a splendid assortmeizt 0/ C'(117.9,
F urs, Umbrellas, Canes. c'c. (St.

For Sale.

SOME half-dozen of the most beautiful
’ VBUILDING LOTS,

in Norwalk. situated on \Vest Avenud. but a
few minutes walk from the Bridge. For further
particulars enquire of W. C. STRE ET, or at
this office. or of MOSES 0. BANKS. 553
Brozidway, N. Y. 40tf

 

Something for your Benefit.
A NE\V and elegaiit _nreparatiou, called
. Port: Wine and Rock Rose Bitters, has
jinst been brought forwai'd—coinposed of Rock
Rose and.otlier choice‘ inedicinal plants, with
pure old Port Wine. Reinenilie‘i' the pi ice,
‘only 25 cts for a. large bottle. For sale by
- J. A. VVEED.

Empty Barrels For Sale.
 CtDER BARRELS by ’
" WALTER B. HOYT.
Orders rec’dhy W. S. Bowen, or T. B.
Crifvfetli, South 1\.lorwallt.. , 40

_ New Fall Goods.

THE siibscriber has been in the city during
the past week selecting Goods for the season
and to suit this inavket-. We think it truth to
say we have the large-t’ stock of goods usually
kept in our business that was ever ofi"e.red in
this town. Our friends from the adjoining. towns
will ti’-mt it to their i'm.ei'est to call on us. _ VVe
simply mention some of the kiridsof goods on
h,md__'gold and silverWatcl1es,cha°ms',seals and

1,. 3. at in go‘ assortment. .
°y’S r C E Disaaow.

. A MPHENE. Burning

 

Fluid. Lamps,

this any received

Girandoles, &c. pISBtl1t{0\v,S.— .

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following real estate‘, viz: a certain pieceof ,

at 9 oiclticlt forenoon z and that notice thereof ‘

‘ Clocks. Lookin; Glasses, Lamp Glasses,-

 ~£]_ie.-I_!uI’i‘l‘ic.. .
WE would say . that we , ,hai‘i_e; _pir'rc_b_i_1sed

Lockwood, Height I
-Ty will pei's0l'ts indebted to saidffi r’i'n"' to settle the
same with us. , C. Cc E. Elf.-]__.(')CKWOUD.-fl

Since the above change in business we have‘
added largely to our sfoclt, ttfltlintzend to i‘n:ékb'
it by. fir r the largest and best ‘selected assort-
merit,‘ of the kind in this vicinity, and offer all
iiiduceints in our power to those favoring, us‘
with their patronage. '

_ , STOVES. . ' .

We have the‘ latest and most afittroved stiles
of Cooking. Parlor, Hall and Office stoves,
z'i‘_ndcitii give any re.qnired reference wliero
they are in ttsefi and those in want. should not
fail to examine‘ our stock. ,\Ve keep constant=
Iy on hand castings. and bricks for repairing
old stoves.

. RANGES. ,

\Vb‘ are agents for the sale of titre Kn‘i(-kei‘-
bocker, I‘}eél;e.’s. Culvt=r’s, Pierce’s and W'ar-
ing‘s Ranges, whicli we are prepared to i‘ sell at.
timiiufactui'ei~’s prices. Also, orders for all
kinds of Plumb ngi done-in the best manner
and warranted. '

' FURNACES: _ _

- Wie are'alsoageiits for the sale’ of Culverls‘
Plei'('-e’s, Ke’yser’s, Mc(.’1‘i_'egor’s and Wariiig's‘
Furnaces, and have all things necessary for
setting the satire.

with despatcli. China. glass, crockery, earth-
so and porcelain ware, uliolesale and retail in
any quantititic; Britannia. Jappaned. woliden
and willow wares, brass kettles, sad irons,
stove pipe and zinc. Table and pocket cutlery
‘of the best quality; slieet lead and lead pipe
furriisheil in large and small quantities; Carn-
phene. fliiid.and oil Lamps suitable for ‘stores,
halls: otlices aml parlors ; also, Ca mpheiie and
Burning fluid fresh.
.C. & E. K. LOCK\VOOD.

._ Hail e Plumbing.

Will. D. Haight would inl'ot’tti the public

that he is prepared to do House plumb-
ing in the best and most approved manne'r. Cis-
lerbs lined will lead, and the joints it/iped with
pl'uinber’s solder, and crown boilers‘ attaclied :
water t:losets,sliu\ver baths. balltlng tubs. wash
liowld. wlili plated and plain bibs. All work
executed by Bennett D. .Lum, who isa ptacti
cal and experienced workman. All work war
ranted. ‘ VVM. D. HAIGI-1'1‘.

Norwalk, Oct. 1st, 1852.

New fall Goods.
E would call attention to our stock of
goods just purcliased, for
Fall and l'Vi7zte7' _ Wear.
VVe keep constantly on hand, a full assorttnent
of goods adapted to this market. lllaking our
purchases every two "wee/cs enables us to keep
our stock fresli. and of tho latest style. Partic
ular attention is requested to onrstock of goods,
F 07' Men and B03/’.s ll/Jecz-r,
which is unrivalled in this place.-

All goods in -this line cut free of expense, or
made up to order in the latest. styles. at the
lowest. possible rates. L. H. RANDLE.

Sept. 20th, 1852.

ilbiil ran Gbbbb,

At the ‘_‘ Gld Bridge Store.”

HAVE this day received, direct from first.

hands. a Slllfilillltl assortment of Fall and
\Vinter goods. whicli will he sold at prices
that will defy all couipet.'ii'ion. The public
are invited to call and inspect; the largest its-
soitment of Flitiiiirls, Cloths. C:issiii.ei'es,
Domestics of all kinds, Dress Goods. Tailors
l‘riminings, ett:.. ever brouglit into l'*lot'wiilk.
Of Carriage Cloths, silks lln(l other trim-
mings, my stock is utiustiiilly complete, and
will be sold at utip'i'ecedeiiteil low prices. ln
mltt'it_inn to my former supply ofCurriiige goods
I have just receivetl the agency for the sale of
ENA:ni~:r.i.i-:1) Ci'.o'rits of all varieiir.-s, and
( oacn LACES. to which I invite the attention
of Carriage makers, as I will sell them at pri-
ces that -vill defy all competition.

Country merchants will liud it to their ad-
vantage to inspect my stock, as my facilities
enable me to sell to them at manigfticlurefs
' rites.

The attention of tVlerchant Tailors, is cal-
led to the largest. assorttitent of goods in tliolr
line and at very low prices. And to the Ladies
we will say that our assortment of Dress and
Fancy goods is unusually la rate and complete,
and among them many real lmrgains.

4 C. J. GRUMAN.

Norwalk, Aug 27th, 18:32.

- Piano-Fortes.

NE\V AND SECOND HAND FOR SALE.

E) ll.l(_lES from $100 to $600, of New York
and Boston"manuliicture, by the best. imi-

kers. Any one in Nurvlnilk and vicinity in want

of a Piano-Forte are invited to call and exam-

iuo them. ,

N. B.-1-Old Pianos taken in exchahge.
F. H. NASH. Prof. of Music,
No. 510 Llioome St. New York.

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DRUGS. Ill E DlCl NES._ CH El\IlCA LS,
AND SURGICAL lNS'l‘RUMEN'l‘S.
GOOD assortment of the above can be had
. at the Drug Store. South Norwalk, near
the N. Y. <35 N. H. Depot: ‘
Pi-e'sc'i-ipiioas carefully prepared, and Mottl-
cities wai"ra‘nted pure. "0

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The Fall Campaign
AS been dominenced b_v Messrs. LITH-
AU ER & TURlE, with unusual attrac-
tions in the way of .
READY-MADE O‘l.x0"l'HlNG.
They offer the best assortment of Clothing
to be found in Norwalk 0l'.VlC'lll.lyf1£,'I’l‘ctZll:l/
reduced prices .' The Public are invited to call
"mt gygnujiljt-3 their new sto‘c!£.- at the old stand
under the Connecticut Hotel.
Norwalk, Oct 1, 18553-

TOVE Blacking and Brushes by the doz.
of single one. by VVM. HACIGI-IT‘.

OAL riddles. Pails, wire and Vl‘l,tlll'D.Sl;3-£88,

I by -‘
HINA ware, stone China,~ and glass ware
, by . VV. D. H.
VV. D. H.

‘Sons a, on and and lamps. by

ELL rope, shieves, buckets and chain
pumps. by W- D- -

A'1"t'-1‘ S 65 PICKETS“.--=1-00,000 Latlis.—
5,000 Pickets just rec’d. and for sale by
T L 5: J PECK.

Soot-li Norwallv. May 1-853-

, _-‘ all rig|it.. title aud- interest in-.. busin'駧 '
and allfliingstliereunto_.pertaining. of l._h'e.late,
ti {.‘o., anddo ,liereb‘,v noti-,

Rbnfing giitters. COll(ll1(!l0I'S,.lll't(l tinning done '

, g_jf-_‘"_'1*_ii1«: BLOOD" IS THE Lira,-'-‘ .
» 1 j_‘_"_"‘1r."zI.‘e":‘ ~_1:n"aguziga;‘:.yt._;_‘aa?pr.m5r 
 "Fr‘.‘-'HAI3_S_£!‘

attest . - ,' me .
, From its own m‘é'i’i‘t'$ andfigreat works, 'tliisr_witt6'
is fast becoming the fav6r_'i‘t'e medici‘n‘e. ':r_n'ioi'ig eve‘;-
class of people. Ktt0Wl‘f.d’S'_ll)e u'mst!efticienifr_aiir-
ed?‘ for general Debility. Ne'i"_vous Alfections. Cori‘-
srimplive Decline. Complaints ot‘, the Kidi)'eys_.
Heart. Lungs. and above an for _dise':’rses afisitfg
f'ro‘iti' impu're.Blood and habit of the System’, can-
neiittnciiibers of the Medical Faculty have‘ szinc-'
finned and adopted the use of it. .

V _ DR. 1. A. STANLEY,

A celebrated Physician‘. in aletter from Prince‘-'
ton; New Jersey.—duted- November 16,1849, de-‘
claims that in all his eitperietice he had never seen
abytliitig to compare witlitlie Forest Wine and
Pills. at the same time relating several cases of
coiistittitiotial Dehility and Scrofulotis aficctions
which it cured in ‘an incredible short time. Atuoiig
the inetiibets of the Medical Faculty of New Y_ork
who have witnessed the great results of the For-
est. Wine. aud igecotnrnended it in ntinieroiis com-'
plaints vlfillhc r()llfl(llll0__nil|lleS of the’ celebrateil
Dr, M. T. Goodman. DrSl Molt. Dr’. L Cheese‘-'
man. Dr Chilton. Dr Wm Brown, Dr Marvin, Dr
J M Moreuu, and others.

I , 'l‘l<.‘b'l‘lMONY

Of Johnson Burke, ahiglily respectable" citizen
of tvsiverty Place. New York t

DRG HAl.SF.Y,— »

Dear Sir—-I esteem the Forest wiiie as the King
of Medicines. It has done for me in five weeks
whatiliree Pliysiciaiisfniled to do in as many years.-
In l845.l became a victim of the Heart Disease
and Nervous Allectioiis. rvhicli liavc been growing
on me ever since, until ]_ proctircd your Forest
VVine aiul Pills, altliough I had wasted several hun-
dred dollars for medical attendance: During the
laslt\\'o_ve.'rrsl was obliged to keep my house
neatly all nf'tlie time. and gave up business in con-
sequence of my ill health. Iliad lost nearly all
hopes of recovery, my complzdnt was of that class
tinder which "nattlire sinks and life becomes ti ltltr
then.” Seeing your Forest lvinc ttdvetfllsed I
concluded to give itit ti"ial. add befofc linisltihg the‘
third bonlel felttikc in different person; illtd was
able to resnine liiislttcss agaitt. entirely cured by
taking: live b-attics. For the liclielit of those ufllic-‘
ted with siltiil:rr_cIoti‘ip|aiiils i you are at liberty to
publisli this: ours. &c., _

JUHNSON BURKE, VVuvei"ly Place, N. Y.
'0

..m. .-. -..‘-.‘. »- ..

The following certificate, voluntarily given by
MrF G Massey, a respectable arid well known
citizen of Colioes. New York, is an evidence
which must.aemovealldoiibts ofthe great efiicacy
ofthe Forest VVine in GENERAL DEBILITY,
Neiiralgia, Affectioiis oftlic Spincand Kidiicys.

This is to certify. that I have used Dr. Halsey’:-i
Fares-t wine in rny family who the uiost entire suc-
cess. My wife wars lnidly nlllicted with Neriralbiai
affection of tlic Spine and Kidneys, and general de-
bilit_y- She found speedy rclicfand regained her
heapli, by the use ofthe Forest wine. '

From my own kiiowledgc ofthis eficcllcnt medl-
cine, lcoiifldentlp raconiiiiend it for the good of
o1liers- who may cc suffering with similar coni-
plaints’ It is the best medicine witli_wli‘it.‘li : am ac-
ipiainted. and lliose who are afllicted with the
above, or any similar diseases, may safely rely on
its Vtt'l.uc3. ‘ E G intjssiay.
MORE TESTIMONY FROM COHOES.

Dr G Hal-e_v.

Dear Sir—M_v will: last aiitttmn was rctlticcd to
ii low state of debility. My fa oily Pllj siclan advi-
sed licr to_t:ike your Forest wine. Accordingly I
went to Mr '|.'erry's. your rigctit for this town. and
procured :1 bottle of it which rei.-ton.-d her in a very
short time to pcrfezil licalth. _, _ _

I-ll-INRY DON.-XLDSON.

Cobocs, April 13,1850.

The testiinoiiy of upwards of three liiindrcd in
dividiials, Sftllle ofwlioiu were afilicted wltli dread.
fiil.‘ili.-ordcrs and coiisidi-rvd iuctir:ihte.ui:iy be seen
at Dr l»lalsey’s priinripal oflicc. Tln-. following are
some of tliem rcsitliiig in this city :—

Mr :\:ll'l)ll S Smith. 167 Prince .-t.. office in wall
st.. wuslong sflvt-'l'l‘ly alllicted with :1 disease of ihe
kidneys and l,il:idder. The best iiicilical skill aus-
wcretl no purpose. He tried the Forest wine and
it niet his '."d.<l),:‘.lNl lic‘ wits ctiiiipletvly cured by
the use of tour bottles and a box of the Forest

Pills.

l\'lr.l::r:ob Bell. lTrC‘l‘fil‘l:Illl in Pe.'1r_l st., was for 4
_vc:ir.‘-a ii'tnrtyr to severe ll.hc_iirnatlc,l’:iins, 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 I‘ills_., , ,

The i'r-.ina.'~l:uhlc efficaco oftlie Forest zviiie ls
1':-ry sifikiiigiii the case of the Iloii S I Brown; of
Virginia, who was cured in :i few hours time of :t
sevi re attack of Siiiults I)i:irrlitca and general pros
tration of limlilv r-nci'g_v in a few days time. Of!
the arrival nftiiis gentleman in New York in March
he v3'i‘ts so‘ wt,-ak and iicrvous from the effects of
his illiiess, that he could not write, and required as-
sistaiice to enable him to walk to his zipurliiient.—-

‘be wine was sent for. and he recovered by the
use of less limit :1 bottle of the wine.-and a single
doso of tlic Pills.

The Forest wine and Pills are rncoinnicitdetl as
an eflicient and certain cure iii the follotving com-
plaints: , ,

Dyspepsia. ' Habitual Costiveness. Liver

Complaint, Asthma, Piles. Obsiinaro
I-leadache, Bilious Disorders, Pim-
pies, Blotclies ii nd milieu thy color
of tho skin,Jaundice. Ague and
Fever.Salt.-rhr-um, Erysipelas
Complaints" incident onlv td

Fgnniles, Ltllifllllslllllg
weakness.Niglit Sweats
N ervous Dis orders,-

fzleneral Ill Health
and impaired state
of the Consti-
tution.

(V General Depot; for Halseyls Forest
\Vine, No 25 1-2 Spruce st.. New "York. $1
per Bottle. or 6 bottles for $5. Twenty five
cents per box for the Pills. _

For sale by W. E. BISSELL:

Thomastown Lime.
NIFTY bbls ’I‘liotn-.istotvii Lime for sale by
l '1‘ L 6:: J P. PECK.
South Norwalk, May 1852.

“for Sale Low.
FEW’ shares of the Daii‘li'u'i“y & Norwalk
Railroad stock. Enquire at this office.

fiaints and Oil.
5 TONS pure white lead.
3' lilids linseed oil. warranted pure.
2' tons mineral paint—fir§ proof.
Paints of all colors m'i2‘:'ed_ to order. at lo‘we'st

ln-ices, Z. 

West1)oi't, April 2.

 

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‘!X’T Vanilla and Lemlcn, for flav'o‘t'rng Dies,
T custards, &'c. for sale at WEED‘S.

LD Pliilad'.- Porter, in any quirfitity, for
sale at \VEED’S-

YERS Cherry Pectoriil, for sale in any
quantity, by J: A VVEED.

QUANTITY ofcoarse Spo‘u‘ge's. suitable
for washing carriages; also, a fine lot of

A

Ei\'lPTY Cider Casks inst _recrived.
‘ and for sale by R.&YiVl( ND 6:5 ‘VI I-7AtD.

3

= l‘?;’7":.'E£i1oring;=_Esta=blishn_!eg

 ‘his old stand,Ir'vliere‘-he’.is ready, _to'.fserve 

bathing Sponge, just rece‘iv d by J. A. \VEE'D‘. I

NORW ALK

“. . .‘J.'-1.“!

II-1'13’ subscribter would ‘infirm’ his ’forrhér
friends and-customers tliathe, has retuken

PDblIc_'l't'r. all matters gentleme‘_n"s,,t1.8.¢l ;'boy!g
clothi_r_ig.- :vHs-is satisfied from his lo_n'g;e'xpe'ri-
once In-tI10"Iih'Sll'l85S, tlint«.he_.ca u please all who
may choose to favor him with their p'_ati'o_titlgo.,
CI1ttltt'g.=mfll<ltIg. fits. done at reasonable prices
and w'ur-rant‘ed to fit. - - , L _ 4 Q,
‘ - ' , CHAS. ,L0,‘CKWOO,D_.
Norw.alk,:Feb. 23.--» , _ , ,9 ,4
.. . ‘ _ For Sale. _
3.-.! A FARIVI containing about 150 acres '0!
land with a convenient dwelling house. baraiind
other out-bttililings thereon. _aitna,ted in New
Ca naanoiie ml_ltt‘n(_)l'lllenSl from "the villages;
Said farm is well adapted to flg1'lCfJlll:‘ll'ill pur-
poses in any form. and would make it fine cotinz
try seat for a person residing in the city, being
on high ground andcoinnitinding an extensive
prospect of ‘Long Island Sound and the sur
rounding cotintry.-' Said farm is divided by it road
‘running througli it,~and will be sold togetlrer or
separate. to suit Phrcliasers. . V
For further particulate and conditions‘ apply
CllAbl\‘CE_Y, B. HOYT. ’I‘rurtee.
New Caiiaati, August 26th, 1852. _ 3(;if

_ -To Blacksmiths.
1 article for blt‘tcksmitli’s use. just rec'd.
and for sale by , T L 66 J'R7I’ECK.. .
South NorWalk,Mity 18571: if A ‘ i'

 . _ Real 1‘:statie,fo“r sale.
‘ll!l_ Circumstances are such that the subscri-
ber tiowj otfers for sale one la rge dwelling. en-
tirely net‘.-,~ situated on West Avenue, suitable
ll)!‘ 5‘ l¢1F.5l9 lllmlly 0!‘ a geiileel boztrdiiig-liouse
for which its location is p'ecl.1llttt'ly well adapted
-‘-alsotwo small builtlitig lots beat‘ the same
location. and two dwellings situated on East Av-
enue, one now occttpletl by the s'til1scrilie!r. Any
one wishing to pnrcliase would do well to call
and see as they can buy che_ap.
_ CHAS. E. DISBROW.
Nonvallt, Sept. 1st, 1852: ‘

, Watches, clocks,
JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE. .
LAt<;_EM AN éc ToMLi'NsoN; Dealers
in \Vatches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, fan-
cv Goods. &c., No. If} \Vall street Bridge.'iort.
Conn., have one oftlio largest and most desi-
rable assorttnents of goods to be found in the
State: -Our stock coiisists of . -
Fine Gold Lever Vvatclies, Hunting Case
or i u u or single “
Gold Lepine'lValcl1P8, < .
Ladies Gold Watclies, double and single case,
Flue Silver \Vatcbe1s.-
_ All warranted to be good Time Keepers,-
Rich Jewelry of the-latent patterns, such as
Ladies and Gentlemen’s Pins and Rings,
Gltflttlq Vest and Foh'Cliaigs, of the best gold.
Diamond Ririgs and Pins Gold Lockets. Cold
and Silver Tliiib‘lil:—3s, Gold Keys and S":-ulsi;
Gold and Silver Pencils, Cuff Pins, Bracelets
pure Gold Vtfeililtng Ritigs. (Eric. 5 :
SILVER ‘WARE,-='—'ilVe have it full as-
sortincnt of Silver VVare, of tlielittest pattern
and model of silver pure as coin. l’ersons
visitingonr city, are invited to call and exam
ine our stock.
line on the most accoiiimodatiug terms, and at
the lowest pi'it:es-—-pt'ii:'e~i that; cannot fail to
give satisfactioti lo the |iitl'!:litl8el'r
Fine \Vatches and Jewelry repa'ired by an
experienced workman, and at reasonable’ pri-
ces. \Vatches ’\\=tii'ranted. j 1
I3.l.AIi1'2MAl\’ A: Tosinixsoiv. Jewelers,
Bridgeport. Ct.

 

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j A V S.-Strawberries. ,
 ‘PLANTS ‘(Hovey Seedlings) of
aid hue and vigorous growth, are offer-
ed for sale by the subscrilier. The same plants
have produced berries 4}. inches in circumfer-
ence the past season. and as now is the proper
time to transplant tliciii for next season. the
public will do well to secure them without
de'lu3'.- _ g _ _
Also, Ma3'att’s large Victoria Rliiilinrb Plants
for sale. Enquire at the store of Messrs. Jen-
nings Cv: Ncwkirk, or ofllie Sl1lJSCl'll_l0l'.. 

, 'WAL'fEl{ B. HOYT.
So. Norwalk, (Flax Hill.) Aug. 24. 35tf

- for Sale. _

. At Norwalk. Conh., on the‘ line ofthe
....i“*§° New Yorkttnd New l~_la*l'cn Railroad,
about 22} ho'urs‘ ride from the City. The prop-
erty consists of about; one half of an acre of
land, it 25 story house. conveniently construc-
ted, neiirly new, and containing ten rooms. It
is pleasantly located on elevated ground, com-
inatids it fine prospect. ofthe liarbor and Sound
and '\vit_liin five tttintltes’ walk ofthe Cliufclies,
post-nl’t‘n:e. écc. 'l‘o persoiis wishing a resi-
(le-HC6 ill the Cmm-‘ry..in a‘ good loca'f;io’n, with
all the conveiiiences of tiequem: and cheap
City coinmuiiicatioii, this afl"ords an opportuni-
ty se‘ldo‘m met with. For fur‘-tlier p_ai-ticulars
enquire at this office, or to Nmvsxafv dc IVESON,
No.‘1‘S'l9 Eraadway, New ark.

C. GRAHAM,

Arc‘/zz'tect, Engineer and Su’7"ve_i'/or .’
I 1H E sillis5ribei'- liaving opener] an otiice in

Norwalk with D ECu'll/er, civil engineer,
opposite the post office, for the purpose of ma-
king plans. elevations. and specifications for
btiildings ofall kinds. also for l)l‘l(l_$§eS and roofs.
having had 1"!"-Y‘!I.1ll'll)el'('7'l" ye"a'i-s of pt'a<:'§ié£3 and
experience in building and in suporinteudiiig
buildings of all kinds. Allo'rr.lers left with D
L Ctll‘I£'.'l‘,ES€f. will receive prompt attention.
Engineer-‘iiig a nil sui'veyit'i‘g done it‘! all its b‘raiicli

Norwalk, Feb. 20. 1852 8

rzsster and cement.

es.
BBLS. Plaster and Cement just r_ec'il
and for sale by T

 t. .5: J a PECK.
South Noi'r\"allL, May ‘l85‘3.-
Gar};$etin.gs, Gil fllbths, and

.§'I"I'lNGS.~—-ti‘: large ntid be'ritt.iftil as
sortment, this (l!2y_ received.and for sale,-
oheap by MALLURY 6: LEWIS.

' Window Glass.
160

 
 

 

SAN FORD.-

Window Glass.

' BOXES first qualitty French Glass of

 various sizes, bought at auction verv
yo ,. d. ‘nib - ‘ld rdingly.
w an wt eso accpw Z. SANFORD.

\Vestpoi't, Sept. ?’7’tli. T959-

Por Sale.
HAT valuable Mill-seat and Mill, in Nor-'
wirlk, foi'm'ei'ly owned by Edwin J. St.
John. deceased. It is elligibly located-, within
half a mile of fhela'nd'mg.
ntiaji-l1ed,it;' is peculiarly well calculated for any
kind of" ina1iul'iictitr'2.i_.¢.' .l‘l'?"'f’,"53- l'9ll‘"."'"g °"'y
a moderate power. The tit . _,
trod‘ possession given immediately. Enquire
of (;},,,s._ Osborn, Wm. St. John, or Butler and
Carter‘.-

Having a SSIW-lllllil‘.

fe is indisputable,-

* IVE Geese Feathers. Glass J’a'r's,‘,I' gallon

L §Gitlll0fl and white Covered‘ Jars _t'or

 W. D. "N

ROOT. just re-
BESSEL L'S.

sale by

400

Siiruce Timber at-t So 1\'l‘or'w'alk
1520.000‘ ft. Spruce Timber from" 2x3 to 737.
305.000 P'lasteri‘ng Laths. '

25,000 Spruce and Pine Pickets.

' st received and for s_ale,b' , _

J“ j 'r. L-.y6c J‘. 1%. Facts
South‘ Norwa‘ll<.’ A‘-rig. 13th. T852’. -

' ‘ Rats TOOTH Pk-STE-. for polishing the

"LES, LICORICE
ceived at

 

1;for sale at "S5EL‘I'I'S.- j

, .vhite,:white. pearl and

'16

teeth‘, cleansing and" purifying the” bmntslly
‘ B1 =

BOXES b‘e$'t FRENCH GLASS,‘
100 boxes dd Arn‘erican do.
Z. SANFORD.
,We'st;)oit, March ‘.29. '52.
6 . 9 - ’ '
,L7.ght .’ Lzgh t !
Fluid," and Pliosgene, by
West'p'o‘i‘-t, Jan. 3. Z.
IUUSON 6?. BISSE LL have’ a’ large lot of
. Piowder and‘ Shot of all kinds,-and forjsale
Zinc Paints. -_
. THE subscribers offer a. full asiwlltttenlof
brown, gi'0ti_nd' in oil,
-naiiiit2it~tui-ed by the‘ -* New Jersey Zinc Com-
S‘TR1'}ET A’. QUIN TARDI
Zinc‘ Paints.

all sizes. -

for sale very row by
Q Fresh
Powder 5:. Shot.
inany q.na-ntity. _
t.liece|cbrated Zinc Pa':‘ntsr, c0rii'?tl'lSl'ng SHOW
wally,” and for sale at their lowest prices. A
1 or snow white, ground in oil".

0.
3 . 9 silver “ .“.
N , ..
, grey is 5'5 1 M
Bypwn stlonge collar, R 

South’ Norwalk. n'.y I852.
". UST_ rec’d, a line‘ assomrrénti of table and
pocket: cutlery

’ Ravvlins ,6: _Soa"s English,T,i_asuo

TONS Ctlmberland _Coiil. a:su_p’ei"’ioi‘ '

life will sell all goods in our ‘

Supply of CAMPHENE‘, B'uri’iiug ’

 

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 as so .

Coniifiissfori ~‘mmnano,

 ' N0111,QliKSfr§S§§§,‘~Névv.York}-

 
 

ll,i’lttspifatt's Su"pé‘rior-H¥3leaching"Powtler.fi~ 5 l

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V. is"-"

-‘Pi-ino.ingf.~..;a
GI

“ Snp‘e°rior'

Genesee

per Miinul‘acturei's,in. this, :country,-- and offer
.fo_rSale by-liir the rrost—,extefns'ivo and desira-

.Mater'iats that can be found in this or any Poth-
ercountry. . - . " *

\Vai"e-houses. N02‘-I1 -Cliff Street, :No_.. 58.
Lofts over the large Iron Stores, .7 and 9
Clifl'.‘5tree't. . r- - - ..

Vllriting Papers are sold by: the Case only.-

to ofl‘e'r all G90(lS..l)l')ll'l Foreign and
at the lorvei;-it possible. prices. ' .. -

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Paper made’ to order, .'my'_ sizeor iweiglit.

chaudize.

YANKEE SELF-SHARPENING‘ P
reed Cutters.

sive sale of the YankeeF‘eed A Cutters, in mg
Stamford. Darien, New Canaan, "IWestport,

ry. Sliet-man and New Fairfield. These cut
tors ‘operate on an entirely new principle. and
are wiirrtinted farsriperior to any in use. Pri-
ces lt'otn $7 to 312.50.

S'1‘REE’I‘ &. Q_UIN'I‘ARD. . 8'

New Store! New Goods; !

THE subsciiliei' hereby announces that hfl
has taken the new store near D. Stepheuson’d
Hn_t.el. and immediately opposite the Danbury‘
dz .’\'orwalk Rail Road Depot, where he is
now opening a full, complete, and entirely new
stock of

COOKING AND OFFICE STOVES;
Castings, Cutlery, Brittania, Japannell. Porce4
lain and woo'den ware. Cllillll~lllJ(I_ Glass wars,

H0 is also inanuliicttiring and will keep ‘con-"I
stantly on hand, Tin. Sliced Iron, and Copper‘
l-Viijrc, ttntl orders for Tin Rootiing and all
kinds c.f,Jobbing will be executed with dispatch
and in the very best manner.

Orders for castings will be promptly attended
to, and a variety kept constantly on hand. " ‘

Haring purchased his goods on the bent"
terms. he will sell them at as low rates as
any ofl'ei-ed inthe county: and the public may
rest assured that both as to qiuility and price.-
he can compete with any estziblislnnent in the
same line. _ _

His old friends and acquaintances are partial
ularly itivited to call and examine his goods.

Norwalk, Sept. 4. W M. D. _l-IA IGHT.

Late Lockwood, Hiright 6: Co.

S(7i\It«‘.'l‘flING NEW IN THE WAY or
Cooking, Parlor, Hall and Onion

C. 55 E. K. LOCKWOOD;
To BUILDERS__AND CARPEN'risRs.-
Window Glass. .
THE builders‘ and carpenters" of this vicinity
and ‘along the route of the Danbury an
Norwalk railroad. are informed that they "can,
obtain Fi'9.r'icli and American Window Glaés of
tlfe subscriber. at any prices,‘ and no’ deception;
Call and see. __ _ , ,
T. B. GRIFFITH, Druggist;
. Soiitli i\_'orwalk, near the Depot;
, August 2'6tli, 1852.

S HAK-ER’S Heirs aial Exti'at':ts. put up by

the Slirkers, for sale at B'lSSE:LL*’S.'

' OLORING for Slioemakeijs use,_for‘ said
by the (lot or gallon, at;_ BlSSELL’S';

-BEER bottle Corks‘, sou‘

gross. at _ _ ,
BlSSEL‘L’S;
“I52-n.t . ..
up BISSELL"S.*
SAL SODA, 1000 lbs. just: rec’d at
. BESSE-LL"S:
V RAPPING PAPER, 500 i‘éar'u's,- also’
letter and cap Paper, by the ream,-as
mill ‘prices, for sale at
. I'8I-‘HI t0 Let:

B‘lSSELL’S.-

O the right kind‘ of aj person 3‘ good apps»
nmity is offereda» Eriqiuire at tlilb ooice.

. , Sugard, ,‘ _

F the best: qualities. and of all prices. fat‘
sale by ~ 1-1011. MES 65 CO. .

cast? oils 2 ii

C1't'Eu‘i1\‘I "r'A‘~e'rAa, 500

.-Z.‘

' SURE: bleached sp;ern'_r., elepl1ant‘,.wilialo,.

~*~ lard. neatsfoot, an,tLlijnseedoils~,,-,for. sale by

the barrel- or 1'ef8ll_liy_ _._

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swans?‘-e qmaraxn,

font’ sou: la,,e.i~:M's, m ,ifi'.n.i_:‘_ cat1_i-go 

blestock of Paper and Piiiier Manufacturers‘ “_

_They“occu_py tho” large-‘and comrhodions -

Their business is, "slt'iclly wholesale. and — -
'l‘beir extfii-ao‘i'dina.iy cicittiiaa‘ ieitalblo nmn, ‘
Domestic.‘ ‘

Liberal adt'an'c‘r-s‘ made'« on v consignments of 
-Paper. Paper Makers’ stock and other inor-. ,_ -

THE subscribers are agents for the lexclits ‘ *‘
following towns,» viz: Nor_walk,'“G-eenrvich,.

\Veston, -\Vilto‘n, Bedding. Ridgefield, Danbus j

and House Keeping articles in endless variety; ,

 

,YictoriaMill_s,Celebrated.)Yi{it_ing'}’a.po1l‘A2 ._
. Russell ' =~-- = > r I

’ Conan C_o's.English_und Scotch’ " i
, They are also Agents,fgn- the, principal l’a- ’

 

Cliff Street, No. 94 Beekman Street, and the _.“ A A

'. 'I‘h6.liigliest market prlcepaid in cash for, I 
all kinds of Rags. ' ' ' ' ‘ 11. .. ' .