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I Advertisement. .
EZEKIAH ALLEN, Of the tuw"'of‘
Westport, left. the resilience of his

mother. Susan Allen, aboutii mile‘ east’

oftlie railroad‘-di-“petin said town, on the night

- of 31st Oct. last. . He left the landing in a sail

. boot; it is supposed that he proceeded to Nor-
vvalk Islands, as the boat was found the next

day. Cillwlzfitl. mid a young man who started »

with him was found on the boat. west of’ Nor-
walk Ia.lioi"i Circunuitances induce his friends
tobeliave that he was ‘drowned on that night.
He_.\\-"as 33 years -old’, had on when he left, a
Kossutb hilt. blue plaid roundabout, red striped
silk vest, black cassimere piintaloons. calf-skin
boots, black silk cravat, with breastpin and gold
chain, plaid under shirt. while out sliii-t—each
arm marked with India ink. one with an ltnchor
and the other. with a heart coiitaiiiing the letters
H. A. \Vlioever may find the body of the
above described person. will please inform his
nfllicted mother, by whom miy inlormation re-
..apectiiig_ him will be repaid with gratitude.
Westpoi-t. Nov. 9lli, 1852. 3l*'46
5' Papers in this vicinity will please notice
‘the above.

For Sale. -
LOADS of excellent Building
Stone. ‘
VVM. B. SKELLENGER.

o Norwalk. Nov. 13th. 1852. 46tf

Saugatucl: Bank.

T ii ineetiiig of the Directors 'of the Sau-
gatui-lr. Bank. it was __ '
Resolved. That this Boa rd of Di'i"e'r*.toi's pro-
pose to the Sl(l(‘.l\I‘.0I.'lPl'S of the. Saugatui-k Bark
that the 2d article of the Article.-i of Association
-of said Batik be amended by erusiu,<_>, the word

‘°village" in said article and substituting in its
1teiid the word -‘ town." By order of the
:Board. D. M. MARVIN, Pres.

\Vednesday, Nov. 3d, 1852. 6146

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Ke11inger’s Liniment.

 HIS sate and pleasaiit-l'euiedy for rheu-
matic and nervous ati‘ectious. also the best
'-knowti Linimenl: in the world fora sore. sprain.
-cut. or bruise either 11 non the human frn me or
-on the horse or other animals. For sale by

J. A. \VEE D.

LWUTMEGS for sale in any quantity. by
J. A. \VEED.

. QUAN'l‘I'I‘Y of Lubin’:. celebi'ateil”lE;-
tracts, warranted genuine. for sale by,
J. A. WEED.

TEAS.
T HFE ~subscriber keeps constantly on hand in
large supply of fresh TEAS. of all quali-
Dou't forget. to call at
HOLMES <3 _CO‘S.

' tsomething New.

‘, TE have added to our stock of Fancy

Goods, Pure Bay"\Valer, warramed. im-
ported from the island of St. Tlioiiias. a fine
assortment of cologne, from 6:l. to"‘$s'1 per bot-
tle, extracts. ti'aiisp:ii'eiit drawing slates for
.Clill(.ll'ml.-'11 fine article of tooth paste and pow-
der. 'I‘oilet powder, Fine Toilet Soaps. the best
kinds of'I‘iicoplierous and Hair Oils. Perfumed

_.Emeries and Cushions Kaleidascopes. Fancy

4.’-Boxes. Plays. 6Ic' Call and see at
DISBROWS, Silver'Siiiitli and Jeweler.

Paints and :on..
P TONS pure white lead.
<1) 3 hhds linseed oil. warranted pure.
2 tons mineral paint——fire proof.
Paints ofall colors mixed to order. at lowest

Z. SANFORD.

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‘~Vestpm't. A nril'2.

 

District of Norwalk. so Probate Court. No-

liéinber 13th, 1852.

STATE ofE LIAKIM RAYMOND, late
_ ’ of Brooklyn in Kings 'countyT.niid Suite of
New York, deceased. ‘
he Adininisti-otor represents the Estate in-
so vent. and prays the appointment of Commis-
sioners tliere'on.

Ordered.-—--Tliat Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors of
said Estate be appointed at the Probate otiice
in Norwalk. on the 4th day of December. 1852
at 9o‘clcclt forenooii. of which all peisoris in
interest will take notice. and appear if they
see cause, and be lienrd lllereon, and said lid-
tiiiiiist.ratol' will publish this order in ii newspa-
per printed in Faiifield County. and post ii
copy thereof on _each of the sign posits in said
Not-walk, at least twelve days before said 4th
day of December.

GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.

Miss Pilgrim

AS just returned from N. Y. with the
latest: Fall and \Vitiler Fasliions. Also.

a choice selection of Millincry Goods, Flowers.
Feathers. Fancy Articles. &c., which she in-
vifes the‘ ladies to call and examine. She re-
tn-ns her grateful aclénowleilgirieiits for the lib-
crtll ptilronnge given her. and hopes to merit a
continuance. 44;)‘

Dress Goods,
MAN'1‘ILLA.5'. CLOAKS. a.-c.

Just receivod the latest styles of Dress
Goods and sliaw'sin endless ‘mriety. Also
Velvezs of every shade. Iilerinos, ii beauti-
ful assortment, and a fine nsso:-lliieul‘. of French
Cashmere cloths for. ladies’ Miiiitillns and
Cloaks. Al.-o received, the latest styles of
Matitilla and Cloak Patterns. which are at the
service of iuy customers. C.J. GRUMAN.

Oct. 23. 1852.

. . Shawls.
I wouldmvite the attention ofail about pm--
Cllfl-*'l“g Sllllwlis to one of the best assoi-tmemg
in the county, and at extremely low prices for

for the quality. 0, J, GRU._\gAN_

'.I‘HERE'S'NO USE TALKING. FOR
RAYDIGND 50 IVIEAD,
No. 2 l’Valer St.

AN sell Gro_cei“ies a little bit clieapei'tliair

any other estalilisliinent in Norwalk.-—
'I'heir goods are selet-Yteil with a view to the
wants oflhe market. and with the purpose of
sustaining the reputa'lion w’liic‘li their estgililish-.
ment has always borne ‘for selling goods oftl‘.-e
bestquality. Cheaper than any otzli-er store in
the county. Their business \'vi'll be 'co‘mIiicled
on the same fair and libei-a'l terms as hereto-
tore:aiid they are unwilling. ‘nor lime they
yet found it iiesossiiry to resort to flaming
handbills, anrl gassy adveitiseine:n'ts. to enable
them to dispose of their Goods. Good and
cheap articles do not require this.
In the Grocery Line all competition as to
quality and price, from whatever quarter. is
confidently defied. Per;...iis purchasing ‘Goods
in this market are requested to give them a
call. and be satisliod of the truth of the above
statements.
Large Salt: and Small Pro/i./s
is their motto. RAYMOND <55 MEAD.

Norwalk, July 10, 1852.

5 BNRRELS cement. just received and
. ‘ior snleib-y A. CE-i[C«[-i=Es'l‘ER.
.'Seuth Norwalk. Oct. 93d, 1852. 43l.f

Cloths,
ifiroarlcloilits. beaver and pilot cloths, may be
-t'.....fl .-f Olin ctnvn nr 1I)1n -§I;.1r]JHgopfl\(_§]' .“] (_i_;)9|- 7

xcemmt.

I I Blankets. variety of color. qualil r, - price. mun. ,__
‘ WIZES 9-4, 10-4. 11-4, and 12-4. l0Wl1TlC*‘4l ll.lJel.!1 are ina.n.y great bargains. C. J. G.
 [n(>_-,diu"] and.e.xt|'a »fi.l)8 l‘P(1'lll-bill? (lily-‘llllll _.¢..-.——-
for-sale chea p lit MOUL POI"-V5-5' New E311 G’OOdS.
\Vcstport, Oct. ‘.23. 43 T.[i]«E Sli‘l}‘.-i(!l’lllf'.l' has been in thecity during

New Canaan Nursery.
:S.'I‘EPHEN HO'iYT-ISL-C0.
AVE on hand and offer for sale atiheir
ll. 'Nurseries, Brltlltllt-‘d one and a hail miles
east of tlieivillage of New‘-Canaan, and three
«and a.lialf-from Norwallv: _
Apple,-Pear, (standard and d\vai'ts.')"I’eauh.
*I’luiiis. Cherry, Api'icot.s-(on ~pium tlllfi peach
,,g|;o(gks,) and QtlIl'iCB‘iFl'(teS.

. ‘Also. small fruits. viz: liaspberries. the5Fal-
tolf Fr'anconia,‘an'd (the true)‘ Red Antwerp,
English Gooslieriies,‘Curranms, black ‘Englisli
rt-d’:iud wliit.oDutcli (superior varieties) Straw-

«berries. the-most a pprovedvarieties .I snbella and

-Catawba Grape vines.

OIlNAME!\"i‘AL T-RI-‘.ES.——I'IOl‘Se Chestnut,
Mountain Ash, Silver Maple. Larch, Spruce.
Balsam Fit and Arbor ‘Vines. -For«vi,2or and
hgaithfulness of growth, the above trees are
not excelled if equalled by any in the country.

Special regard has been had -in the selection
of the VtIl'iP.lie.-‘ of our large stock of apple trees.
that they be such as are of healthy strong and
vigorous growtli.abundant and regular bearers,
and the most valuable market varieties. These
Nurseries now occupy more than 15 acres of
land, embracing more 'tliau ‘$200,000 cultivated
Fruit Trees. ‘U45

Trees

Q AT ‘THE SOUTH N(_)RWA’LK g
NURSERY. ‘ ,

I." propi‘.iet.ors wish to call the .a.t.t.ention
of their customers and the public t.o their
choice stock of fruit and oriianientallrees. con-
Qistlllg of apples. pears, plums. cherries. peacli,
apricot. quince. strawberries, goosebeiries.
whiriv. blackberries and black Naples curt-an‘ts.
Norway spruce. white pine, balsom fir, A mer-
ican spnuoe. arborilas, weeping willow, horse
chest-nut. mountain ash.

A-'lsO, the new or pure Rod Antwerp, which
we warrant and hold ourselves responsible for
its being the pure plant.

' GEO SEYMOUR 65 CO.

Q” We wish t.o call particular attention to
our large stock,’ (being the largest in the State)
-of dwarf pears, of thirty or 40 choice. varieties.

A Journeyman Tailor Wanted
Y the subscriber, steady einployiiient and
good wages given. Also. it yining man
who wishes to finish his trade. 'I‘-. RILEY.
Norwalii, Oct. 28th. 2852.

District of Norwri/,/c ss Probate Court, No-
vember 1]I.li-. 1852. .
S'I‘A'l‘E of WA LTER S. OLMSTEAD
E late of \Villori in said district decea.-ed.
The Court of Probate for the district. of Nor-
-walk, hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof. for the creditors of said Estate
to exliibit,'t.heir claims for settlement. . Those,
who neglect to present theii'accounts properly
attested, within said time, will be riebarred a re-
covery. All persons iiideliled to said Estate,
are requested to make immediate payment to
DANIEL G.gOLMS'I‘E A D, Administrator.
.Wi|ton, Nov. 18th, 1852. 46*

District of Norwalk so Probate Court, Novem-

ber 13th, 1852.

‘STATE of HANNAH B. TOQUET,
late ofNew Canaan in said district. dec-‘d.

0rdercd——That the Administrator exhibit;
his administration iiccount to this Court for ad-
'uslmeiit..iit the probate officein Norwalk onthe
4th day of Decemll!‘ 1'. 18-52. at 9 o'clock fore-
noon; and that all persons interested in svid 65
taro, may be notified l.hel'e.of. the administrator
will cause this order to be published in a news-
paper pi-inted in F‘airiield County and post a
copy thereof on the sign post in Slild NQW C31“
man at least ten days before said 4th day of
December. GEORGE A- DAVENPORT.

an/.3 Judge-.

the past. week -sericctiiig Gooils for the season

-and to suit this market. \Ve lliiuk it truth to

say -we have the largest stock ‘(it goods usually

fkeptnin our business that w-is ever otTer'ecl in

this town. Gui-rfi-ionds‘froin the tidjoiniiig towns
will find it to their interest. to call on us. ’\Ve
simply mention some of the kinds of goods on

‘luind--gold and sili-er watclies,cliains,seals-and
‘keys, :1 large assoltnent.

C E DISBROVV.

' For Sale Low.
 FE\V shares oi the Danbiiry 6.’. Norwa‘ik

Railroad stock. Enquire at this otiice.
Silks and S.-‘nawls.

124 ‘Canal street. corner of IVcs( Broadway,
NEVV_ YORK.

I-IF. subscrilier-respcclfi.illy calls the alien-
t.ion oftho ladies Rl10l1l'«ViSlllllg the city of
N. Y. to his very extensive stock of RI-CH
DRESS SI LKS, comprising the most splen-
-did BROCADES -in all (:0It)l'S; plain, plaid,
w.:itered. figured and striped silks of every iznlor
and quality’. "His well-iknowll styles of /are/2.
luslxr-ed boiled black silks from 24 to 40 inches
wide. always on li-ind.”

MANTI L-‘LA ‘VE LV E'T‘S—Bl¢zck Colored.
Splendid and costly qualities of shawls. in
great varie'ty, such as Einbroidered and Plain
‘Caiiton’Crape. tong and sgiiare Bret l1P., -in new
and elegaiit. desigziis. rich I"rinted ‘Caslimere
long and sqiiare. Plaid, \VooIeu, and all otlrer
st 'les of S*lltl\\‘:I.~‘ in season-

make, in all the new shades of color. Para
iiiatti Cloths and Eiiglisli Merinos of every
quality, togellier with a very large stock of for-
eign and domestic Dry Goods. coniprisiii,i,z every
rlesciiptioii of Dress Goods, Fla nnels, fizankets.
Linens, Slieetings and Sliirtings. écc. &c.. all
afwliich hegoflers at wholesale -or retail, at ex-
tremely low prices, for cash only.

JAMES CR.O‘PSEY.

124 Canal St-1°Pfit.

6t44 Corner of \Vest Broadway, N. Y.

NEW FALL ovens,

At the “ old Bridge Store.”

HAVE this day received, direct from first.
1 hands, a splendid assortment of Fall and
\.Vinrei- goods, which will be sold at prices
that; will defy all conipetiriou. 'l‘lie public
are invited to call and inspect the l:ii'gest us-
soitiiicnt of Flannels. Cloths. Cassimel'es.
Domestics of all kinds, Dress Goods. 'I‘ailnrs
'l‘i-iniiiiiiigs, etc.,.ever brought iiilo Norwalk.
Of Carriage Cloths, silks and other trim-
iiiings, my stock is unusually complete, and
will he sold at unpi'ecede.nted low prices. In
addit.iou to my former supply ofCiii'i-iage goods
I have just received the agency for the sale of
El\'Al\ll-ILLED CLOTHS oi’ all varieties, and
( OACH Laces. t.o which I invite the attention
of Carriage makers, as I will sell them at pri-
ces thal: trill defy all coinpetition.

Country meicliants will find it to their lid-.
vantage to inspect my stock. as my facilities
enable me to sell to them at manufacturer’:
prices. -

'I‘he attention of Merchant Tailors. is cal-
led tothn lm-gas: as-sortnient of goods in t.beir
line and at very low prices. And to the Ladies
we will say that our assortment of Dress and
Fancy goods is unusually large and complete,
and among them many real liargains.

C. J. GRUMAN.

Norwalk, Aug 27th, 1852.

AMPHENE. Burning Fluid, Lamps.

Giraarlolea, cite. this any received at ,
~ ' DIc'BROW'S.

 

‘FRENCH M ERINOS of every super-ior ‘

Clocks. Lookiri; Glasses, Lani ) Glasses,
l

' _ HALSWS
°..
Forest W me !
Potronizeiliby the Nobilily and Jlfczlical Fac-

u'Iy of England. and esteemed the most
ezrtraorldinaxry }l1cclicz'nc in the world.

M edicines containing molasses or liquorice, like
the bmistml Sarsuparillas, require many- large bot-
tles to produce the slightest change in lieultli. The
Forest Wine is altogether a dilfercnt article. It
contziitis no syrups to give it cotisistency. but o'c-
qnires its excellent flavor and powerful medicinal
qiialitics from the vegelalile plants of which it is
cmiipo.-‘ed. The Forest \Vinc combines the vir-
[ties of the .

WILD CHERRY. DANDELION. YEL-
LOW DOCK. AND S.-XRSA PA RILLA !

with other valuable plants whore properties are
still more powerful.

Its liigli coiicciilratiofi rcndc-'rs it one of the
most ctficiciit iiicdicinés now in use. Less tl_anii
‘single bottle restores the lingering patient from
weakness. dcbilily, and sickness, to strong and vig-
orous liealth. Every doseshows its good effects
on the coiistiliilion. and improves tlze slate of the
health. Tile Ful(‘Sl wine is reconiiiiciidcd, in tlic
Sll‘0l1ge>I terms, for all complaints of the Stomach.
Liver. Kitliwys. NBl‘\'(lll$Dls()rG(’l‘S. Bilioiis Affec-
lious, Dropsy. D_yspepsia Loss of Appetite, Jaun-'
dice. Female Coiiiplaiiits, Scrofiila. and all disor-
ders arising from had blood, and impure habits of
the system.

SAVED FROM DEATH !

Tesliiiiony of Mr. Na:luin Mutlliews.a highly
respectable and wealthy citizen of Nesvark, N. 1.

Dr C. IV. II:ilsc_v;—I believe your Fore.-it wing
and Pills have been the means of saving my life.-—
Whcu I coiniiiciicctl taking them. I laid at the
point at death. with Drop.-‘y, Piles and A.~‘lI'ltl|tl.--
My physiciaiis had given me over as past cure and
my liiinily had lost all hope of my i'ecoverv.-
\Vbile in this drcadiiil situation. your Pores! wine
and Pills were procured for lilfl.-lllld bt.-fo.ie I laid
finished the first bottle of the wine and box of the
Pills-, I expericiiceil great telii.-t’; my bodv and
limbs which were greatly swollen, bccumc seiisiblv
i'edut-ed. I'IllpP.l-I of my recovery began now 1?,
revive, and after continuing ilir: use of your med}.
ciii s for about a monlh,llie. Piles atid A:~‘l.lll1li'I were
CtIl‘l'lll1l(3lCl_\' cured. 'I'iie Drop.-y. with which my
Ii e was ilaccil iii such rreat (tanner was also
nearly gflllle. I have coiiliuiied llive iise ofyour
iiicdiciiies, until the present time, and I now enjoy
tllil perfect health as ever I did in my life. alllitrugli

am iilxlfe than six! ears of .1 e.

I ascribe ni_v rec:-ilvéyiy eiitireiygto the use of your
excellent tncdicines. Several of my nci2.l:bors
have also iiscd them with similar siicce.-is. lllIul).~‘ll-I
iiate coiiiplaiiils. aiidl can cheerfully recommend
them to the public. Yours, respectfully.

I . .. ‘.

Newark, N. J.. Dec. 19, 1847. R. Munmw
GREAT CURE Oll‘ LIVE R COMPLAINT

OF TEN Y JARS’ STANDING!
I'IE.\lI'.~"l'EAD, Dec.1, 1847.

Dr. Halsey :-—A bottle of your Forest wine and
box of Pills, wliicli I procured of Mr. James Carr,
(your agent for this place,) has done wonders for
me. I liad been in It slate ofdccliuo for more than
-a year a-fiiicted with ii dreadful coligli, pain in the
breast. general diliility, and loss of appetite I
bcca-me-al~iiio.-t ii skele‘toii. and had been unable to
leave my ‘room for more than two nxoullis; my
friends told me I liad ilie. Cm,__."m;itioii, and (1952
‘pair:-d o'f m.‘_v 'H’Ct)‘Vt‘.|'y. I couldiuot obtain any
pcniiaiiieiit relief-froiii any medicinal had taken.
or my Pliysiciaii. iinl-il yiiur }\'ll1(‘.lI'll(I Pill.-x were
prociiicd. The lirst dosc=o'f lhc Pills briiiiglit up
from my siomacli, l11'fl'(’ll'p‘Il'l’(3.'."t'll a-rid grceuisli mal-
lot’. and my .~‘tool.~' were poi-Ii-i:tly black. 1 ‘then
commvmced taking the Forest w-ice three times a
day, my cough I('Pl me, and in loss lI1tt‘ll-I=V\'() \\‘8('I{S
l was almo.-it well. I now ciijn_i-better licallli than
Icver did before, liariug illCl‘(:tl.~‘t'3(II\v1:'f5lll~y -five
pounds in sevcu weeks. Your Forest wine‘ and
Pills are liiglily valued in this viciiiity, and ‘I owe
my recovery i.~iiliri.-ly’lo- their virtiios,

Yours. respectfully, Dian-i'i.~i CALD\'u‘El.l..
Dr. David l\-larviii. _n celebrated practioncr of
New York. dccltircd publicly. that one bottle of
Ilal.-‘e_v’s Forest-wine contained more Vlfllllts than
til'ty__ti_frtliie_'l:ir,','e bottles of Sarsiiparilii, Messrs. S
ble Druggists in ~S_Yl'it(.‘.llt-||t.’.“‘i>llI "ii l‘cSl'i'r:‘«‘:'.l.r‘i’;*;'t*'".':‘.ta:
what they l)ll1.'é§-".It'.:ll’(I and sec-ii-oi lliilse_v’s I"-ore.-‘l
wine. it is an c"-xcclleiita-lid good ’-lilr'tIl(:llle, .'i<niiavill
uiidoiibtedly. liccoiiic the leailiiig medicine oflhc
day-" D:r. llllttli, of New York. also s'ibscribcs to
the virtiics of I’i:ilsi:_v’s Forest \'li’~tlle, by 'l‘L‘Uo't.|lllll3ll
ding it to niuti ' oi his )illlPl!lS.

03' Seven liiimlred imrtificaiics ‘from physicians
Cli.'l'gyl!lell, and individiitils.~ofi<nowii i'espcclalii|i-
ty. have been ,-gifveii, ieslifyiiig ‘to the great cures
madeb “Dr. H.ils<-av’.-‘ F(ircst'\\'mc and Pril.<.”--
Alilllllgylllelll. is tbd cure of M r. .loliii Syius, of
525 Pearl st, New York, ciircii of .'\iIi:(’tl(lll ofthe
Liver, and bad 'cnlt“'l), nlii-I’ llil\‘~I"0’ been ,Lfl.\'t'll over
by his pliysiciuiis, \€llt) pl'(ll1(tlll1t'6:.3tI lii.~“c:l9t‘: seatctl
(_‘.oii;-‘iiiiiptinii. A child of Mr, Wm. Bowers, LIt’.\V
York, who hail been-drcadliill_v :i«illicii>.tl with Scro-
-fiila. of foul‘ yc:ii'ssl;itiditig. cim.-(I in ‘less -than six
wcck‘stiiiic. Mary J. Brown, diu«_vhterof Rev.
Jziiriias-R. Brown. oi I-)isi-:isc oftlie Heart. and iii-
cipii-nt tjoiistiiiipliiiii. ‘Others of Jaiindice. others
of Piles, others of General Debilily, others of
Gravel, Female Coiiiplaiiits. &c.

Dr. IIal.se_z/‘s Gum Coated

'FOR"ES'I‘ PILLS.

Tlicse Pills=:irc prepared from the ‘tweet S:irsap.'i-
rilla coiiibim-.d with ()lIlt.'l' Vcget:ib'le .-propertic-.3 of
the higlicsl Medical virtue. Trhey arc 'w:iri'niitcd
not In coiil:iin any Mercury or inineral wlialever.
Tbcy purge willioiilgriping, iiiiizsiating or weak-
elllll,‘_'s; ca-ii be-taliteri at any time \-ritlioril -liind-
eraiice froiii blisiticss,-cli:iu_t_je of dict. or (lil|lg8l"0f
takiiig cold. They iieillii-r-tin‘-vc the lasloor .~‘Yl’1(*.iI
of medicine.-, and are fivc tinies ‘fll’0|‘8 effect-u:il~iii
the cure of disease tliirn any I"Iil.“‘lll use

Batu short time lias elapsed since those grelil
and good =Pills were first inade ‘known to the pol)-
lic, \'-Clll10'llSa'l1tl.< -have a’lre:idv '€Xl1el‘l8'l7(?t?(I their
goorl clients lii'vali'ds'g\iveii over by. their 'Pl1j'§i~
ciuus as iiiciirable liave fu‘$ll'(I ‘relief. "mi been ros-
iorpd to -tltllttl and vigorous health from their use.

Dr. I51.-i|si_-_y’s Pills are coated with Gum Arabic.
an article which in every respect superccds Siigar.
both on ilcctittlll of its licaling \'ll'l|1t.'s:l'l1tl its dura-
rabilily. The tdiscovcry of this iiiipio'vei'uciil is
the result of a successioii of experinieiils during
three years. For the invention of which Dr.
"Halsev has been awarded the only Palciil ever
i.’l'illll(:(.I on Pills by the Goverimicnt of the United
States of America. -

Ileaderl If you wish to be sure of a inedicine
which does not coiitaiii that lurking poi.-on. Calo-
inel or It‘l‘(‘.l'Clll’_)', purchase Il:ilscy's Gum Coated
Forest Pills and svoidall others.

lfyou desire a mild and gentle purgative, which

for I~lal;~'ev's Pills.

If you ivould have the most concentrated as well
iielhe be.-‘I compound Sarsaparilla Extract iii the
wn'rl(l for pu.iif_yiiig the blood, obtain Dr. I~lalse._y’is
Pil s. -

lfyou do not \\'i.-‘I1 to fall a viciini to dangerous
illiie.-as, and be subjected to a Pliy.~‘iciaii’s liill of20
or 50 dollars. take 11 dose of Dr. flail.-ey’s Pills as
soon as unfavorable syniplonisare experienced

If you would have :1 Medicine which does not
leave the bowels coslive, but gives strciigtli his
lead of weakness. procure I-Iulsey’s Pills, and avoid
Salts and Castor Oil and allcoiiimoii piirgalives.

I’ar(-ills. if you wish your families to continue in
good liczillh,kecp a box of H-alsey's Pills in your
lioiise.

Ladies, Dr. Hiilsr.-y’s Pills are mild and perfectly
lsariiilcss. and well adapted tothe peculiar delicacy
of vour constitutions. Pi‘0l'.tll'e them.

Travellers and Mariners before iinderlakiiig
gong ..0).,,._.-,9.’ provide yourselves with Dr. Halseys
Pills. as a safeguard agaiiist sickness.

I.-'3” Gr-or-ral Depot for IIalsey’s Forest
Wine. No ‘.25 1-2 Spruce st«. New York. 31
per Bottle, or 6 bottles for 35. Twenty five
cents per box for the Pills.

For sale by W. E. BlSSELL-

MEALIO

416 Broadway, the Celebrated

N. Y. HATTEBI

Second door from N, Y. N. H
Railroad Depot, has 21,315 opened his
Fall and Winter Styles of Hats,
Also, a splendid assortment .of.Cap.s,

 

ueiili =i~'_=,ii.<e-tiles or gives rise to gr-ripiiig, seek ‘

 

And Agriculzzrral Tools, at Nos. 83
and 95 WaTter-st. Brz'dgeport.

T is true as our would be competitors ad-
_vertise for us, that we ‘~ have two stores to
limit‘ 0119." and we would take this method to
return our sincere thanks to out customers for
tli_eli' liberal patronage which has rendered
this course absolutely necessary, and should we
"Feet with the some encouragement that we
have bad for the last three years. we do not
know’ but we shall be compelled to have three
Stores 3 Be this as it may. we intend to keep
all of our stores well stocked Willi every de-
scription of Ilardvvare and Agricultural Impli-
menl_S. and we intend to sell these Goods or as
l0W..lf nolgless prices than can be purcliasedin
this state. Our prices will be New Yolk and
Boston pricesand not “ OurNeiglibors” prices
.Al‘l‘l0lli‘Z our stock can be found -
I500 Casks Fall Riller Nails
(50 do English \Vroughl”. nails
50 boxes assorted lacks
.35 do shoe nails
20 do Finishing nails
‘.20 _ do Brads
5000 gross Premium gimblet screws

MECH./.’lN'ICS" TOOLS}
10.0 sett Bench Planes
50 Screw Arm Plows,.’as;~o,-ted
I0 sells Beads I '
30 do ‘Match Planes
10 do Hollows and Rounds
50 Double and singlet‘ Routers
10 setls T Places ~
50 doz hand and paunel saws.
520 do liack saws _
25 do S C Hammers. assorted
50 setts Braceaund Bitts, assorted
100 do Chisels. assorted» '_
100 do Gouges, do
10 doz Spirit Levels. assorted
BUILDERS’ HARD IVARE.
J75 doz assorted .\Iottiso Locks
125 do rim locks
100 do thumb latches
500 do assorted Blak_e’s Butts

1000 do (to New Eiigbiiid Bolts
25 gross do Vvindow Springs
.58 doz do Sash Fasteners

100 do Mineral Knobs
50 do Porcelain do
20 do Pearl Xi/liito plated, do
500 do assorted Bolts
Brass rail. slide door. sheaves, store, door locks
Strap liinges. Vv'iird-i'obe hooks, blind hinges.
CJIRRIGE GOODS.

100 setls springs ’

100 do axles,r,-ommon and patent

100 do shafts, lieavy and light

-500 do bows, assorted sizes

1000 do brass and silverband.-i, assorted

Laces. friiiges. tassels. (taniask, broadclotlis,
oil cloths. head Ilti-lugs, el1tlll1t.’.l6Ll -clotlis. rubber
cloths, Ivory nails and screws, buttons. cot-icli
locks. spring boxes, coach hinges. carriage hin-
ges. buckles. cai'riage bolts. tire bolts, etc. etc.
JIGRICIIL U TR/IL 1..-'lIPLE.vIIEi' ITS.
100 P.-it ws’ assorted, of Riiggles, Noursc 6: Co

25 Harrows, do do - do
25 Cultivators, do do do
10 Fanning Mills-do do do

14 0 Hay Cutters, ‘c~i-ioa.per than our iioighbors'
20 Corn Shelters

100 Canal I-‘fiarrows

100 doz A iiie's sliovels

E300 do Naslii.-n do

50 do Old Colony do

Manure Folks. Hay ~Foi-ks. Iloesi. &c &c.

SPORTIIVG M./ITER/ALS.

50 Double Guns, from $9 to $50

-65 single do do $4 to 820

., “M10. -l.u.h1i.e_d Fishing Poles, from 352 to $90
Shot pouches. Di-iiiking .I~‘l;isks,‘1‘1iio'Iis, Ton‘:-r.
.P.fi('lS. shells. Flies. .-‘ill of the above are
made to ourown order, anti are worthy the at-
leutior ofsporlsnien.

EJV'-GLISH I1I.»'IR.’D'I'V/IRE.

50 I‘Iill'S Anvils
1l)0 I-l':ll’s and Peter ‘Wrights plain and sol-
-id boxes Vices -

ii) Caisks assoretd Chains

10 sacks G t‘lIIItl Horse Nails
1000 doz 'I3iitclier°s Files assorted
1000 do do our own brand
Table Cutlery. Pocket do. scissors. snuifers.
".oger's tea waiters, ton kettles. fry pans, glue
pols, tiace chains. draft. chains, ‘etc. etc.

IVE ..AT1’.E AGEIVT-S FOR.
Fairbanks’ Scales
Iinggles, Nourse ck: Mason's Agr’l Tools
Gilbert's P_iviled Ihiiids‘
~Pet.er Cooper’.-3 Glue
Feud’.-x Axes
Cartlidge’s Porcelain Knobs.

Nitslwtl Shovel \Voi-ks .

Janos, "Ives A’. Co’s Hydraulic Ram

E. \V Plielp’s Patent Bee -Hive

Antlslltlll sell the above Goods at iiiuuufact=ui'—

ers’ vpriccs. J
S I.N°DR Y GOODS’.

Glue, Iglllt‘-Ty,’ Borax. Portable F0!‘-.9.9S.
Sniitli’s ‘Bellows, Ilunl.’s Axes. Adz. Hatcliets,
vetc. wire Cloth. Sand screens, Coal do, Cor-
dage Rubber Pzickiiig. Lace Leather. Mil-I
saws, Circul.ir.do, Force Pumps, Suction do,
Chain do, Cast Iron ‘Well ‘Curbs. Qi'iii-ilstories.

We would respeclfiil‘ly invite the attention of
nierchants, maiiufacturers and meclinuics to our
stock, and we feel confident tflicy will not be
obliged to look fat.liei' ‘

1lOLC()MB :5: LYON.
83 and 95 Water st. l3ridgeport..

nov 13

Flannels.

' ‘Red. \Vliite, yellow, blue, twillcd and plain.
ail wool, an endless variety of the above may
be found utthe store of the subscriber at great
bargains. C. J. GRUMAN.

Pocket Knives. .
Q MERICAN and foreign, a fine assortinent.
Also, scissors, razors, straps, fine toilet

DISI3ROW’S.

CCORDIANS, just: open, with instruc-
A lion books. so that children can play; vio-
lins for $1. trivolis: games and plays for child-
ren, at DISI3 ROW‘S. Silversrr.it.li.

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

BUTTER &. CHEESE.
4:0 PACKAGES prime dairy Butler.
8000 lbs good Cheese, for sale-
wholesale and retail.
SEYMOUR COHSTOCK.
New Cauaan,Oct. 15th. 1852. 42tf

I-Iair Brushes.
LSO, hat, tooth, nail, paint. shoe, and
other brushes. flesh rubbers. combs ev-
ery variety for sale at BISSEL US.

OSE WA'I‘ER..—A lresli supply of pure
Damask Rose \Vate_r, 11 superior tl.l'l.lCl61
for sale at WEED'S-

and shaving soaps, die. at

RRIS TOOTH. PASTE. for polishing the

for sale at BISS_E_LL'S.
40 LBS. LICORICE ROOT. just re-
ceivediit BI-S‘SELL‘S._

IVE Geese Feathers. Glass .lai's, 1 gallon
5Gallon and white Covered Jars for
W. D. H.

______.________
COLORED FLANNELS,for ladies’ dres-
ses, fine qualities and verydesiriiiile colors

at MOULTON ‘S-

stile by

rFur.s, Umbrellas, Canes, (kc. 5-6. A

-.

iiwii

4 Said fairm is well adapted to -a_2ricuIlura‘l put‘-

teelli, cleansing and purifying the l)l'8:lI’.ll,—

 

NORWA 1.1:
' Tailoring Establishment.

 subscriber would inform his former
. I!'l8l‘i(IS and customers. that he has relaken
his old Stand, where he is ready to serve the
public in all matters of gentleman's and boy’s
clothing. He is satisfied from his long experi-
ence in the business that hecan please all who‘
may choose to favor him with their patronage.
Cutting, niaking. &c. doire at; reasonable prices
and warranted to fit. - A
CHAS. LOCR\VOOD.-
Norwalk, Feb. 28. 9

New Pail Goods.

E would call attention to our stock of
goods just purclia sed, for

Fall and Wiizter Wear.

Vile keep constantly on hand, a full assortment
of goods adapted to this market. Making our
purchases every two weeks enables us to keep
our stockfresh and of tho latest style. 'Parlic
ular attention is requested to ourstock of good:

For Men and Boy's I/Vear,

which is unrivalled in this place.
All goods in this line cut free of crpcnsg, or
made up to order in the latest styles. at the

lowestpossible rates.- L. H. RANDLE.
Sept. ‘20tIi,1S5‘2.
Piano-Fortes.

NE\V AND SECOND IJAND FOR SALE.

) RICES from $100 to $600. of New York
and Boston nninufacture. by the best tria-
kers. _Any one in Norwalk and vicinity in want
_of a Piano-Forte are invited to call and exam-
ine them. _
N. B.-—Old Pianos taken in exchalige.
F. II‘. NASH. Prof of Music,

3m*33 No. 510 Iirooine ‘St. New York.

DRUGS, M-EDICINES. CHEMICALS,
AND SURGICAL lI\_"STRUMEi\"I‘S.
GOOD assortincnt oflhe above can) be had
I .. at the Drug Store, South Norwolk, near
the N. Y. 56 N. H. Depot.
Prescriptions carefully prepared, and Medl-
cines warranted pure.

The Fall "campaign

AS been commenced by Messrs. LITH-

AUER :55 TURK. with unusual attrac-
tions in the way of

READY- IVIADE CLOTHING.

They offer the best assortment. of Clothing
to be found in Norwalk or vicinity at grerzlly
-reduced prices ! The Public are invited to call
and examine their new stock. at the old stand
under the Connecticut Hotel.
Norwalk, Oct. 1, 1852.

TOVE Blocking and Biuslies by the doz.
or single one. by VVM. D. H A IGIIT.

OAL riddles, Pails, wire and hair sieves,

J by \V. D. H.
H INA ware, stone China, and glass ware
by ‘ \V. D. Ii.

§OLAR, Oil and fluid lumps, by IV. D. H.
I

TELL rope, sliieves. buckets and chain
pumps, by \V. D. H.

a-2..v¢—————r

. rm-nn~wAnnnousn. A

y\/\/'\/\/

lcYa 0.

Commission Merchants,
No. ll,Clifi" Street, New York.,.-

Aiiii sou: AG]-Z.‘.\"l‘S IN THE Usrrxn, smarts l_‘0I
Muspratt's Superioy Bleaching Powder.
Vicloi-ia Mills Celebrated Wi'iting Paper!
Russell “ Superior “ “

Genesee “ “ Printing "

Rawlins <55 Son's English Tissue "

Cowan 6.’. Co's English and Scotch \Vi'iting do

They are also A gents for the principal Pa-

ble stock of Paper and Paper Manufacturers’
Materials that can be found in this or any oth-
er country. I

They occupy the large and commodious
\Vare-houses, No. 11 Clitf Street, No. 58
Clitf Street. No. 94 Beekiniin Street. and the
Loft.s over the large Iron Stores, 7 and 9
Cliff Street. H .

T.ll.6Il' business is strictly. wholesale. and
Writing Papers are sold by the Case only.

Their ext.raordina.iy facilities enable them‘
to offer all Goods. both Foreign and Domestic,
at the lowest possible prices.

 

_Papei' made to order, any size or weigl:t._
Liberaladvances made on consignments of
Paper, Paper Makers’ stock and other mer-
cbandize.

The highest market price paid in cash for
all kinds oi Bags. 17

Watches, clocks.
JE I/VELR Y A ND SIL VE-R IVARE.

BLAKFIDIAN dc TOMLINSON. Dealers

in \Vatcbes. Jewelry. Silver VVnre, fan.
cy Goods. o$:c., No. 13 Wall street. Bridgezioi-t.
Conn., have one ottlic largest and most deal.
rableassoi-tme-.nts of goods to be found in the
Slate. Our stock consists of

Fine Gold Level‘ Watches, I-looting Cu.

so at u is singla “

Gold Lepine Wiitclies,

Ladies Gold \Vatches, double and single cagg .
Fine Silver \Vatches. ’ I "
All warranted to be good Time Keepers
Rich Jewelry of the latest patterns, such "I
L“(ll‘*3 "lid G9otlemen’s Pins and Kings,
GU’1l'(l. Vest and Fob Chaigs, oi the best gain‘. "

Diamond Rings and Pins. Gold Loclets. Gold
and Silver Tbimbles, Gold Keys and Seals.
Gold and Silver Pencils. Cult‘ Pins, Bracelets

pure Gold \Veddmg Rings. Arc.

SILVER VVARE.-—:\Vi~ have 8 full lis-
sorlment of Silver \\’are. of thelattst pattern
and made of silver pure as coin. Persons
visitingoiir city. are invited to call and exam
ine our stock. Vt7e will sell all goods in our
tine on the most accomniodating terms, and at
the lowest pi'ices—pi-ices that cannot fail to
give satisfaction to the purcbaset‘.

Fine \Vatches and Jews-.li'y repaired by an
expeiienced workman, and at reasonable pri-
ces. ‘Vtllcl1PS warranlfid.

BLAKESIAN A: Toainissozv. Jewelers.
Bridgeport, Ct.

 Real Estate for sale.
‘ Circunis'ances are such that the subscri-

ATIIS 6: PICKICTS.-—-1(t(l.'U00 Latlis.-~
5,(.l(l0 Pickets just 1'f'c’rI, and for sale by
T L 6; J!‘ PECK.
South Norwalk. May I852.

Wliniiow Glass.
 BOXES first quality FrencIi_Gluss of
various sizes, bong-lit at auction very
low, and will be sold accorI9s'llgly.
by Z. SANFORD.

Westport, Sept. ‘-‘fill. 1953-

T -;.zu~ .-.....1"or Sale.

walk, foi'mei'iy".ilJ.-S011! and Mill» in N0?”
John, dcceiisetl. It is elli___',-,bt' Edwin J. St.
halt a mile of the landing. "I": I9“"""l= “’l"‘,l"
attacheiljt is peculiarly well ‘Cil'l(I'IlIz_" s""""”‘”
kind of iiiaii-iifiictiii'iii_c I‘-l1.il|l6S5s -l‘e‘qI“I‘-. fl” ""3
a moderate pow-er. Tl.-e title is iiidisiii.9,'(l§'
and pos.-‘ession given iiiinicdiately. I‘-‘.nquu..
of Chas. Osborn, \V"m. St. John, or Butler and
Carter.
Tiriomastown Esime.
-ENIFTY bbls Thotiiaslowii L-i-me for sale by

'1‘ I. «K: J R PECK.

South Norvriilk, May ‘I852.

fr‘ For Saie.

 A FARM colitaiiiiugalioiit 150 acres oi
land with ii convenientdweliitig laruse, barn and
other out-builviirigs thereon. situated in New
Canaan one mile northeast fimn the village.--

 

poses in any form. and would make a fine con ii-
try sci-it fora‘ person i'e'sEdin_.q in the city, being
on high ground and coiiiiiuimliiig an extensive
prospect. of Long Island Sound and the sur
rounding C(‘;ll'l‘ili‘y-. Said farm -is divided by it road
runiiiiig tirrougli it, and will be sold togctlieroi’
-sepiirate. to suit purchasers.

For l-’ui'tlier pnrlicoliirg and conditions apply
to CIJAUNCEY B. I-IOYT. Twctce.
New Canaan, August -9'b'tli, 1852. 3'6tf

To Blacksmiths.
15 TONS Cumbei-land Coal. ii superior
article -for biiicl.sniit.li’s use. just rec’d
and for sale by
South Norwalk, May 1852.

T L (\'.J R PECK.

Carpetings, Gil Cloths, and
-Rig.-\'l"I‘I'.\'GS.—A lar_:_1e and Ilt3'lllllIll‘l as
sortnient, this day rcceived,and torsstle,

MALLORY Cw; LEWJS.

oliea p by
, Window Glass.
1 6 BOXES best FRENCH GLASS,
all sizes.
100 boxes American do.
for sale very low by Z. SANFORD.
\Vest.poit, March 29, ’5‘2. 4

L’e°.gi’ti .’ .5/iglet !

Fresh Supply of C A MPIIEN E, Burning
Fluid, and Phosgene,-by
\Vestport, Jan. 3. Z. SANFORD.

Powder 43/; Shot.

UDSON & BISSELL have it large lot of

0,. Powder "and Shot of all kinds, and for sale
in any qua utity.

Zinc Paints. .

THE subscribers utter a full assortment. of

the celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising snow

white. wliite, pearl and brown. ground in oil,

manufactured by the " New Jersey Zinc Coni-

pauy,” and for sale at'llieir lowest prices.

16 STREET iScQUIN'l‘ARD.

Zinc Paints.

NO. 1 01‘ snow white, ground in oil.
2
3

do

silver “ " “
grey 55 65 II
Brown stone color, for sale by

T I. 6: J R PECK.

. South Norwalk, May 1852. »

US’I‘ rec'd. a line assortment of table and
pocket cutlery C. 66 E K L.

For Sale.

ONE-HORSE \VAG(;'ON,in good can-

. dilion, is oti:ered for sale cheap. Inquire
at this office. .

ILVER SPOONS, B/utter Knives. Silvei

Books, Wallets, Port Monies. 61¢-
‘ C. E. DISBROW.

Sivu ,,,,li- of the Yaniee Feed
folluwi'iig towns, viz: Noiwall., G-cenuicli,
Stmiiford. Dnrien, New Canaan. \Vestport.'
\Vestoii, Wilton, Kidding, Ridacfieltl, Dunba-
,.

Cups, Napkin Rings, <S:c.,~ silver and plu--
ted Forks, fine pen and pocket Knives, Pocket.

ler now offers for solo one large dwelling. eu-

tirely new, situated on ‘Most Avenue, suitable
for a large ifaiiiily or a genteel boarding-house

for which its location is pct)l1llt'll'ly well adapted

——also two small building lots near the sum;
location, and two rbrtilllngs situated on East Av-
enue, one nmv occupied by the siibscriber. Any
one wislilng to purchase would do well to call
and see as they can buy cheap.

CH AS. "E. DISBROW.

Norwalk, Sept. -1852. 36

YANKEE r-s"ii 

reed butters.
THE sn.'iscriliei's ire rig:-ms liir the exclu.
Cutters, in thi

y. Sherman and .'\'e\v Fairlield. These in I
,‘;,'s operate on an elitiraly new principle, and 5
Ces'y;l'i'anted fai-superior many in use. Pri- ,
$7 in $12.50. 1

___-~__._.7',‘REE'I‘ & QUIN'IA,RD. if
SO'\I‘ETHI \. -- ~ ‘ . - or-----~
(iookini ggciv IN ‘THE wA Y 0-‘

’ 3’ ‘ -.r., Hall nul0mco

are vats.

C. .5: E. K. ';,QCK‘~’Q0L.
New Store! New aoo'~,f"'. 1
THE subsciiber hereby tlnnlo-mcesififlt ho
has taken the new store near D. '-\1tepli,..Ons,
Hotel. and immediately opposite the Dlbm.
c\'. !\'oi'walk Rail Road Dc-pot, where , 3%
now opening a full, complete, and eiitirehew
stock of
COOKING AND OFFICE STOVES
Cflslln.-‘_I-‘is CUIIGY)‘. Briltnnia, Japanncd, Pos-
lain and wooden ware. China and Glass we,
and House Kcepiiig articles in endless vuriy.
He is also inanufai-luring and will keep (1.
stantly on hand, Tin. bliccl. Iron. and C0j€'l'
lVn're, and orders for '1‘in RQ(ifi[ng ,,,,d,,||
kinds-of Jobbing will be exvzntcd with .’iisp';ch
and in the very best moiim-i'.
Orders for castings will be |1l‘t.rn!_.fiy amnded
to, and it variety kept coristautly 0-. |,a,,,1_
Izlaring purchased his goods on me 5,9:
terms, he will sell them at as low rates as
any olfercri in the courity; and the public may
rest; assured that both as to quality and price,
he can compete with any establishment in the
same line. _
His old friends and acquaintances are pnrtic
ularly invited to call and examine his goods.
Norwall<,Sept 4. WLVLD IlAlGIiT-
Late Lockwood. Height 6.: CD-

To BUILDE is AND CARPENTERS.
' Viindow Glass. ‘ _ ,
‘HE buiiders and ciirpenters of this vicinity
and along the route of the Danbury and
Norwalk railroad. are informed that they can
obtain I*‘rencli and American \Vindow Glass of
the subscp-llier, at city prices, illld U0 deception.
Call and see. .
T. B. GRII<‘FI'I‘Il. Druggist,
Souili Noqvalk, near the Depot.
August 26th, 1852.

‘*4 HAKERKS Herbs and Exli‘ac_t.s.. put up by
S the Sliikers, for sale at BISSELUS.

OLORING for Slioemal-;er’s use, for sale
by the do: or gallon, at BlSSELL’S.

EER bottle Corks, 500 gross. at
E3 BISSELUS.

BEAM TARTAR,500 lbs. at
C‘ BISSELL'S.

 

O
|

‘ AL SODA, 1000 lbs. )ust rec'd at
letter and cap Paper, by the ream, at
mill prices. for sale at
BBLS. Plaster and Cement just. roc’d
Oils! Oils 2 I
the barrel or retail Mr

5 BlSSELL’S.
V RAPPING PAPER, 500 reams, also

BiSSELL’S.

Plaster and cement.
2 and for sale by T L 5: J R PECK.
South Norwall-2, May 1852.
PURE bleached sperm. elephant. whale,
lard. nealsfoot and linseed oils, for sale ii
16 STREET 6c.QU1NTARD.

 

. . '_*§ugers _
F the best qualities. and of oil price.-. list
. sale 53 G. HOLMES 65 CO.

 

pei' Manufa-zturers in this country, and offer b
for Sale by for the irost extensive and desirao '