a
itciiilccd Pi-ices ‘foil Boots, THE Commencing Wedlisdtlg/,_JIIai‘cfl 1st, 1848. i
N0. ~14 ANN s'ritr~:i«:'r, " -- _ —FOR—- ' _
' ‘ PORT CHESTER, ROCICY NECK,
G-re-at Secret‘
Near the Amcrican .Mu.9eu7iz_,
NEVV YORK.
11!. B. Jones .
I-Iaving adopted the cash system. and the
‘motto “ Quick sales and small profits” by which
both buyer and sell.,-rare bcnefitted, he respect-
fully invites both strangers and Cltlzi‘-"S t0 an ex-
amination ofthe quality and prices of his
CHOICE STOCK OF BOOTS.
The assortment embraces the following artic-
les, which for style, durability and workmanship ,
cliallengecoinpetiiiou:
Fine French Dress Boots, $4 :30 to S-1
Fine French Boots, 3 :30 to 4
Congress Boots. 3 :30_ to 4
French Patent Leather Boots 4
French \Vater Proof Boots, 4 50 to 6
El?‘ All warranted to give satisfaction.
, "%7‘7 E have added extensively to our stock of
' Stoves, and will continue to have a
good assortment of the most improved and,
'75 [most pateriis of Cooking Stoves. sucli as At-
00 wood’s Empire, P. P. Stewart-8, Fisk’s Novcl- of the iininense sales ofboods at this establish-§
00 1;.-, All Right, Stanlcy’s Improved Rotary, ci-le- ' ment.
" - " ' ‘. - . '2 .. ' . , ‘ , " I
00 brated Al1lL'l‘lCtll1 Air Tight, lioin wh.ch the ..mation have been giatilicil, and have uivu.g-
00 Republic, Paragon, Irvin, and mziny others (cl to hundreds the grt-at sccret.
l
have taken their pattern, but is thought to sur-1
It Will be °b39l'V9d lhill llle P|'lC0S ll 1'8 fill‘ b0- pass them all in eciiiiomy and durability.
low the ordinary demand for fasliionablc boots of
superior quality, and therefore deserve.attention Sm,-Q, smves_
Of all W110 m?1§’Cl10059 C00 StiltlllBl11S6lV0Sl|1|llG household utensils, knivcs and forks, spoons, 1-op:-cseiitzitioiis of those who have been fortu-'
best manner at the smallest expense—the prin- Ti" and 13,-immia
Also fancy, cast. and shoot; iron Parlor. and lectcd with great care, which are dailydrawing;
Also a g*(i:cial a.<scitir(-ist Ul immense crowds (ifCuSi0l11Cl'S,t1ill'{tCl(‘tl by the -
\Vare, llollow \Varo,?
ciple being adopted of “ consulting the mutual \V00d9,n \Varc, Sadirons, Andirons, Bricks,‘
interest of buyer and seller by manufacturing a (},-meg, Stove :1 ml Plow Ciistiiig.-‘.
good article and selling it at the lowest possible.
price for cash, and realizing a profit in the in-
creased amou-nt of sales and quick returns.”
- Remember. No. 14 ANN STREET. New
York, near the American Museum.
______ ____._____, __-_
Jilarrich.
On the same evening, by the same, t\Ir. James
\Veeks, to Miss Phoebe Smith all of this to\vn.
In Darien, on the 25th ult., by the Rev. Mr.
Kinney, Mr. G-co. Bell, to Miss Esther Mary
‘.Veed, daughter of Ebeiiczc-i' “reed, Esq. of
Darien.
[ll-i"\Ve acknowledge the receipt of the hrid.il
loaf. ’l‘licir courte.-_y and lio.=pit.-ilitypioinpts our
warnicst wishes for their future liappiiicss and
’ prosperity. '
- an:
In OXl‘Ol'tl‘,_iilIt|SS., on the QQLI ult., IIO—t1_1I‘-.1‘:
Byingtton, son of George and Anna Daniels,
aged about. 18 months.
In \Vilton, Sept. £7, John James Lambert,
aged 61 years, 4 mt.-ntbs.
In \Vilton, on the 1st inst., Mrs. Maria, wife
of Chas. I-Ianford, aged 38 years.
I" \Vlll011. on the 730th ult, Mrs. Sarali, wife
of Elnathan Hanford, aged 79 years.
In Danbury, Sept. llili, Henry H. Ellis,aged
‘.23 years. He was one of the enlisted soldiers
from that. place, in the late Mexican war.
I11 Ridgebury, Sept. 1-1, Samuel St. John;
aged 85.
In _San Francisco. l\Iay 1.‘), \Vin. A. Leidcs-
d0l'lf. -Esq. late U. S. Coiisiil for that port.
In New Haven, Sept 28th, Rev. Edward R.
Tyler. editor of the New Englaiidoi', aged -18.
nsuunnnniwrfin
-. -4 ..-5 -
1: I E. E .2353 E S S El §a
HE subscriber has taken rooms opposite‘
- the Norwalk Hotel, in Relief Fire Com-
pany Buiiding (second story), nc-xt door to \Vm.
B. S\van’s Store,‘ where those who desire, can
obtain a beautiful and perfect Daguerreotype
Likenosscs of tlieniselrcs and faniilies.
Childrcns’ Likencssi-s taken single or in.
groups. of almost every age. |
Likenesses of adult poisons can be taken in,
cloudy weather as well as clear.
Likencsses taken of deceased pcarsons.
H. TREAT.
Norwalk, Sept. 28, 1848. 40
.‘s".’:':5ycil.
ST RAYED from the subscriber
'v'in the month of .lnne last, a mare
, - colt, one year old, with two white
-. feet, and a white spot in the fore-
head, a little on one side. \Vhoever will re-
turn said colt to the subscriber, will be reason-
bly rewarded. JESSE E. KEELER.
Ridgelield, Oct. 2, 18-18. * 40
SELLENG OFF.
Linacaii Botanic Garden and Naii'sery,
Lalcrf lI"m. Prince, dcc’d, Flushing‘, L. I.
\VINTER 65 CO. Pi-.oPRIi~:'ioas.
IN consequence ofthe death ofthe
Junior and of the advanced age ofthe
surviving partner, the entire stock of
this establislnneiit, comprising every
including the newest and choicest
description,
varieties of
Fruit and Ornaraicntal Trees,
Shrubs, Vines, Plants, Roses, &c. will be dis-
posed ot at very reduced prices, in order to
close the business as speedily as possible.
ORDERS accompanied with the cash, to
the amount of ten dollars, or upwards, will be
supplied at a reduction 25 per cent. from the
usual prices.
Nurserymen, Vonders, and others, wishing
to purchase’ by wholesale, will be supplied at
such reduced prices according to the kind and
quantity, as will’ probably prove‘ satisfactory'to
them‘. _ _ .
Dcscrz°p'li'vc Catalogues gratis on application
post paid.’ ‘ H
. Sept‘ 14, 1848. 5*’-8t40
1\'0'I‘lC l
‘HE subscriber has consigned all his book 3
accounts and notes of over six months V
standing, for the bonelit of those he owes, to
James Reed, for collection. Those who Wisli;
to save themselves extra expense, can do sol
by calling at James Reed’s Oflice and settling
the same immediately. V
_, , A. B. BRADLEY.
South Norwalk, Oct. 2, 1848. 3t-10
WOR'ii.‘iiiiY 01-‘ i\'0'irac'ii:'.
R 0110 rick Lawircn cc,‘
47 C'anal-st: (‘near Broadway), New Yorlc;
:E_:[AS just received from auction a splendid
- supp.'y of Brussels, Three Ply, lngraiu,
and Venetian ,
CARP ETIN GS,
which he has r'esol|ved to sell at price‘s well de-
8’ei'vi_ng the attention'ot' the public. Purchasers
of Carpeting will promote their interests by
6'alling—-where also may be had‘ on as‘ favorable
terms, every description of _A _ _
Oil Clolh's.Dr_u.gge_ls,-Chinelle ZS‘ Tufted Rugs,
Chinelle, Adelaide, l/Vool and other Door
A1018. Stair Rods, Elegant W'z'ndow
Shades, 1*‘i.z'l'ur.g,g, g.c_ g.c_
Persons disposed to do themselves justice‘ in
the purchase of any of the above articles, may
depend with the fullest confidence on being
fairly and honestly dealt with in every transac-
tion, whether or not they are acquainted with
the value of the goods purchased.
if? Churches, the clergy, and other charita-
Elfainstitutions, in all cases, will be furnished at
New York, Sept. 15, 1848.
3m-10
—---~-------------—-—— . T IVE-NTY THOUSAND now lit for 01'-
. _ _3mile east of Port Chester. formerly Sawpit,
In this t‘own,on Sunday evening last, by B ev. ' 0011518511}; 13I‘ll3f.'l|)..i1ll_Y Of Apple. Pent’. ClK’I‘1‘_Y
Dr. Hall, Mi'. Platt Price to Miss Del;oi':ili'?lI1d P051011-
Jrossman. At the same time and place Mr. the l<lHf.l=‘ l‘0C0m|H0l1dP£l-
Chas. Cunningham to Miss ilarrict CI'0SSl!1ttl).‘ Peclefl t0 S0lf’Ct F01‘ 1ld0m3Gl\’€S-
Orders in the business solicited.
‘ LOCKWOOD & I-IAIGHT.
l Norwalk, Oct. 2, 18-18. Gin-10
60.06-0 Fruit "i‘irccs.
cliarding, lizrge and thrifty, in Lyon’s
nursery at Byra in Bridge, Greenwich, Ct., one
All gi'afted and warranted to bear;
Purchasers are ex-
All coininu-
nications will be addressed
SE’l‘l~1 LYON,
Port Chester, \Vesl‘cliester Co. N. Y.
P. S. All orclars left. with C. J. Grman will
be pnnctually ‘mvardcd. '7iii-tt)
Place for Sale.
‘TUE subscriber. (ll’fCl'S ‘for sale
¢;ai75,_;‘§ his lioinestead consisting of 45 acres
of good land, pleasantly located
a:t'~:=:'-'1"-"" within 1;} miles of South Norwalk
villa’-ge. On the premises are t\vo orchards of
grafted fruit, good lioiise, and other outbuild-
ings, a well of good water. fruit in every va-
rictty. &c. Said place will be sold ata bargain.
Apply on the prcinises to
JOHN
Norwalk, Oct. 2, 1848.
PUIBLEC _AEliC'lԤ9.'iJ
F Ilousehold Furniture on Saturday next,
Oct. 7th, at the new Store of Manson
Hoyt, near the Bridge. A full assortincnt of
CO-.\ISTOCI‘{.
3l4()
Household goods, the furniture of a family
leaving the county. Also a Horse, Buggy
\Vagon, I-larnesses, &c. All of which will be
sold without reserve. 57140
&c1jot:..i:rn.ec?‘1 Sale.
URSUANT to adjournment the lands ho‘
_ longing to the estate of John Partrick late
of Norwalk, dcc’d, will be oil’:-red at Public
Auction. on Saturday, the 7th day of October
next, at 1 o’clock._ P. M. at the late residence of
said deceased, if not previously told.
The lands consist: of the old lioincstcad _of
about 14 acres (with buildings thereon) south of
the late residence ofsaid deceased.
About 8 acres, known as East Lots; about 9
acres north of. and adjoining the lioiiiesteatl;
about 18 acres, nearthe house ol',Estliei‘Tayloi';
about 7 acres known as '\Vc.<t; Lockwood Lot;
about 10 acres known as Nigger Lot and Smith
Lot; about 2 acres \\'oodlaiid at Horse Swamp;
about 4 acres of woodland at V\'hortlcbei'ry
Hill ; about 3 acres salt maadow, near the old
Ship Yard; and the lioinstcadofsaid deceased,
subject‘ to the widow's dower.
Said property being sold by order the Court
of Probate. a rare chance is offered for invest- .
meat.
.I. C.~\ MP, Ja.,
’ Acting in the place oftlic Adin’i's.
.N0't'wall-:, Sept. .11, 18-18. 38
‘6"-i.’::iii:c¢1. la'i:2:iP.0:3i:EE(2§5',
as large as possible.
» tire season.
iBritto Alexander
Beardsley Messrs II
Baxter \Vm P
Banford Dan’l F
Ilardcu l\Iai'garet
Bceny Henry
Bigelow Robt.
Clark Capt. Alex
Coates Miss Bridget
Castle Edward
Crossman Ezra
Downs Chas A 2
Doran Jolm B
Duiifre Mr
Dennis Mrs A L
Darloy Miss C
Day Burwell
Dcan Chas G
Edwards Mis Jane
Finch Mrs Lydia Ann
Feri'is Mr (llattcr)
Janos .laines
John Miss Sarah
I'\'eoler Sarah. M
Kelbin Miss Esther
.l{_iizipp Chas
Rook Miss Ellen
(jlai‘y Numcy
Dinger Mixy
Moony John
i‘d:iliar John
Naon John
Slicanen James
Polly Patt
Nuran Jamrs
llllfli Fllfllilfl lllllilll llllll
Grougas of £3:-c—E::ha.bitm:ts of
star Gaaaaaza
OMPOSED of i.nen,\vomen and children,
’ are lieard no longer discussing the c-.m:':e
'l"liose who have sought the desircd in-
T. 6: \V. E. BA YMOND has just? received
an immense stock oi E-‘all E):-y (E00625, se-
nate in purchasing some of the many great: bar-
gains otfercd. The rush is yet unabated. A
passion for cheap goods has been kindled, and
we intend to t‘.:row them on to make the blaze
Our stocl. will be replen-
ished by weekly purchases tliroiighout the en-
T. 6.: \V. E.RAYMOND.
New Canaan, Sept. 30, 1848. 40
List. of l.‘ct.ters
EMAINING in the Post Office at Nor-
walk, Oct. 1st, 18:18.
Albin Daniel Lyon Eleanor B
Lake Thuiza M
Lewis Thomas
.‘\Iiilary Mary
Meale Mr
ill ullilei bcrgcr John
‘.\Iorand R.t“.' P
iV.Iarvin J R
Milli.-i' Jacob ,
1‘-‘IOl'(.‘ll01.1S6 Henry C
Nasli Miss .Fi'auccs
N(i:tlii'op Chas B
Nasli Amos
Ollll.-iletltl Mrs Chas
Osborn Ezra
Plait Zophcr
Posoy Rev A
Price \Villiam
Parker Ephraim
Reed Miss Blaria L
Ruby Goo VV
Ra;;:i:1 Messrs J Ex:
Roberts [~li--.nry
Roberts John
Rogers I-1
Rankin Geo
Smith Sani’l 8.: Co
Sterling Mrs Mary
Street Mrs Jarvis
:31 John Samuel
.‘S'mitl1 Azetus
Sinith J Mott
Svyinoiir Ira.
.:lpall’ci'd Mr
Sellock Cims"G
Sliiply Benj
Tiittle L A Mrs
Taylor Jainrs
'i‘readwoll ;\.lr.<Lucinda.
Vail ltlpcr Elr/aibetli
\Vaterbui'y J oliii
\Vlicatsteue L D
lxvlillticy Jas D
‘\Vood John 2
\Vard Geo
\‘.’ol)l; E F
\Vilcox Lk‘t1!)(l(‘-1‘
\Vlicclcr Mrs Loreinco
\Voolsi-y (i(‘0 VV
BI'adlc.y A B '2
ac Co
Battlcson George
Brown Philip I1
.’»oi:toi*. Miss Mary Ann
Barnum Noah S
Davis 1-Vin S
-IN
L
F:
Frances Miss Susan
Fox Avery
Finch Mrs Mary
Fcirle Abraham
l“l‘l(‘,ll(l Cliristian
lloyt Mrs Betsey
Ilermance Frances P
Hyatt L
llhi'(:lll{lSS Lewis
lxliulson llenry
l‘_Il1llllI\'\'tl_V Gilbert
lloyt Stcplicii
I-lartigan Catharine
lligging ;\Iaurice
L C‘.\\'ls Mrs E lizabctli
Lee A’. Osgood Messrs Youngs Chas
List.
Council Mir-liil
()’Ilalloran John
llogaii Micli’l
Oran John
\Vlicalen i\licli'l
Riley Thomas
Nune Patt
Mlchaels Putt
lluglics Jane
- Nachtaii Putt
I‘-Ioranity Mic-li’l
H risia
lflanegan Chas
[clays John
—
A JOUNEYMAN TAILOR. Enquire of
‘ E. CURTIS.
Bozuuliaig aieiél Day School.
HIS school will commence its winter term
_ the first Monday in October. A share of
public patronage is solicited.
E. SUSAN BETTS, Principal.
J. S. OLMSTEAD, Assistant.
3t39
FOHR SALE.
9 PAIR of woeking oxen and 15 horses, for
sale by the subscribers.
PECKS & QUIGLE Y,
So. Norwalk, Sept. 25th, 1848.
Alauaulaicsl Alanaiixacs I
R. D. JAYNE hereby informs the public
. that. he publislics annually for gratuitous
distribution, by hiinselfaud his agents. an Alina-
nac, called “ Jag/nc’s Jllcdical Almanac, and
Guide to I-Icoll/L. The calculations for this Al-
inaiiac ai'e made with great accuracy and forfive
diti'erent latitudes and longitudes, so as to make
it equally useful in every part of United titates
and British North America. They are printed
on good paper, and with new type, andare neatly
bound, and besides being the most accurate Cal-
endar printed in the U. States,it contains a large
amount of valuable information suited to the
wants ofall, and of that kind which cannot be
found in books.
I-Iris Catalogue (j‘Diseascs, with directions for
their removal is really invalvable, and ma lie them I
welcome visitors in every house they enter. Ev-l
; cry family should possess one of these Annuals.l
‘ HisAIin-anac for 1849 is ready for distribution, of
which he intends to publish ’1'wo1I/Iilliovis, and in
order that every fainily in theUiiited States and
British America, may be furnished with a copy,
he hereby invites Illcrc/ianls and Storelccqzcrs to
forward their orders to him as eai-ly‘as possible
and they shall be suppl~ie’d graluz'lozisl_7/ with as
many cepies as will be necessary to supply their
customers ; and also to seizdyat the same time, a
copy of their “ .B'llSlI2€SS Card,” which will be
printed on the covers of the A-linanacs sent them
also without charge. They are also requested to
give all necessary directions how the Almanacs
should be forwarded to them.’ By law they can-
not be sent by mail unless the postage is first paid
on them. _ _ __ _ _
Orders (post paid) directed to Dr. D. Jayne,-
Philadelphia , will meet with pioinpt attention.
_ I"amz'lzcs can obtain th‘eseA'lman'acs Gratis" of
VV.E. Bissell. Nor_\valk : Burr &Foste1', Brook-
field ; \Vni. B. Dyer, B‘'ridg‘epo'rt ; Ab‘ne'r' Gil-
bert, Ridgefield’; S. 6.’. R. H. Lockwood, Stam-
ford‘; 3r:4o‘
T
., FAIR NOTICE. _
PIE Sub'scribe'i' being about to leave town,
now gives this fair notice," to all persons\
immediate setttlement is indispefisably necessa-
ry. Ifa settlement is not made soon, cost it ill
certainly be made. JOHN_BURRALL,
Norwalk, Sept. 22, 1848.
indebted to him either by book or note, that an 1)
._ E -'5‘ are 1
.2... so 2.» es 1
E have just rccc.ivcd from New York a
variety of Cooking and Parlor Stoves 0
. mar.‘
2.; 1
"'1""3'
i'c(.-cut. iiivcntion, and ofthe most. approved pat—=
terns now in use, wliicli we offer lower than
the New York retail priccs.
'1‘. & \-V. E. RAYMOND.
New Canaan, Sept. 30, 18-18.
E nulia l§ul'e§>cr Shoes.
ft: GOOD assortment of.men. women and
WE children’s ofthe most: improved style, just
received and for sale cheap by j. _ ‘
CHAS. T. LEONARD‘,
No. 11 Main Street.
Dr. 'Jt‘ownscml~‘.’s §.'1rs:i:»zaii'i!§.n.
HE genuine article, tor sale by
CHS. T. LEONARD.
New. Fall G-ends.
C. L0'CK\VO0D fit SON, '.l‘AilLOP.§,
AT THE OLD S’1‘.l;\'D,
Bows Buildiing, lllililll-.‘§I’.l‘CCF,
I-IE subsbribers having lately replenislied
their stock of Goods, would invite the
attention of their friends and the public generally
to their stock of Fall and W'inter Goods, coin-
prising all the varieties now in use for gentle-
meu’s wear, assuring them that all garments
made by them shall be done in a superior and
satisfactory manner.
Particular attention paid to
to make up.
Norwalk, Sept. 1l;2,’1‘848. '
cutting for others
OOTS AND SHOES..—-The subscriber
hasjust received a new lot of Boots and
Shoes, among which maybe found a good assort-'
ment of Men’s Kip and Cowhide Brogans ; also
Kipand Cowhide Boots which will be sold cheap‘
for cash. CHAS. T. LEONARD.
Norwalk, Sept., 1848.
New Goods. -
E. IRE a'nd stub twist, double barrell guns,
new patterns; Imitation do. do; _
new patters. _Fine and low priced single barrel
guns, new patterns. _ j .
200 kegs premium cut nails, 3d to 6d _
5‘0doz. American, English, and Ge'rm'an slates
200 boxes French and American widow glass.
_ Iron _a nd Steel, a; full assortment, foreign and =
domestic; Locks, Latches, Butts and Screws‘,
of all kinds; Paints and Oils a full assortineiit;
Sheet Lead‘, Premium Plows, Mill Saws, to-
gether with a general assortment of I-Iardwa're
and Mechanic’s Tools, just; received‘ and’ for sale
y , _ g _ _ _ VV. C. STREET.
Norwalk, Sept. 6, 1848.‘
LIINSEED OIL--I1.lIl‘Sl2‘ rate ai'ticla. i~.2;.- sale
C. T. LEONA-R-D.
cheap by
s'1‘Aa;n«‘oi:nANn NORWALK.
. '
CA'§‘_-XKJENE. Capt. Peck.
'“»Vill leave New York from the Pier east side
Catliarine Market. Slip, as above—
EVERY AF,Tl5lRNOOi\l AT 2 O'CLOCK
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Rc.turning, leaves Norwalk evcry mor-
iiing, Sundays excepted. at’? o'clo;k, Stninford
8, Bxocky Neck fié, and Port. Chester at 831.
_ Stages will be in rcadiizcss at the Landing to
’ coirvey passeiigei-sto\Vcst*port,Southport,Fair
‘field, Bi'idgepoi't, Daiibury, Ilidgclield, New-
',Canaan, VVilton, Stanwich and Miildlepattin.
E ll'§f°All persons are forbid trusting any indi-
,li\-idualon account ofthisboat or her owner.
New York, Fob. Q9, 1818.
lice Circmn :3: Refresh: riozat §::.".oon
r-xi 0 Fa £3 E
E: «.53. 2.33. 6%.
l’-g—lIIE Stock and fixtures oftlic old cs.‘abli.~:li-
sod stand near the Spring, is oll°erc<_l for
sale. To a pc'rso_n with a cash capital of '75 to
100.dollars, a rare chance is offered for invest-
ment. An experienced I3-aker would find
ready sale for bread, cake, and pies. Apply
iiiiincdiately to the subscriber on the premises.
L. S. BENF.DIC'I‘.
Norwalk, Sept. 25, 1848'
‘.‘~.‘E':a::tc:E 2: :r.:eaiE:ateiy,
STEADY, i'espect:al)lo man, to take
charge ofa small place, liorsc.-', cows, &c.
Apply_to L EVVIS IUCIIARDS.
Darien, Sept. 12, 1818.
N€)'.E.“ll‘<",‘E3.
38
PAIR of first i'.ite‘sVorking Oxen.for sale
/' 2 cheap by S‘ E, OL.\ISTEAD_
Nowalk. Sept. 10, 1818.
Wanted.
fence. Price from four shillings to one
dollar pr foot, all put up.
walk Iron Foundry. Ciuir &. Iiizxxaiii).
june12, 18-l8.
Just. §<:eei*vcd.
§‘_—§'ENRY HANDS has just returned from
.l+l__lL New York with :1 large and olegaiit as-
sorttment of geiitleineifs Boots, Brogars, and
Slippoi's. Also, Lathes’ and Children’s sliocs
of every variety, combining taste and dur~.ibili
ity ; all of which will be sold on the most fa-
vorable terms. Call and see for yourselves.
Norwalk, May 9th, 1818.
690 i§Ei.I.'.‘E. liliztanls ‘é.1S’a::tc<Z.
""MMEDIATELY, to whom constant cin-
_il_ ployinent will be given.
Norwalk, Aug. co‘. M. VVA'l\'Ei‘-I.-‘.\N.
P. S. Mrs. Margai'ct Boersand Clara Frost
are particularly i'oqiic.-‘tr-i.l to call at the above
establis_ went as there is something‘ of inipor-
tnnce avvaitiiig their presenisc.
T0 L’!-‘/E‘.
SIX roooms over L. L. I.’vc.<-‘lie
and Henry Ilandes‘ Stores to rent.
Enquire of
__ - .-2.1. L.13EI’ED1(,"'l‘.
Nor ilk, July 2-1, 1848. 3t)tf
'1
4
Atl’¢«".§"iEi'2'I*.—.-\ woman to do general
‘i lloasework. 1‘:llt'tlil!".‘. at this “tlicc.
_fi-".-'3 5 is § is ‘El siiinfii am as H.
E) LRE Engli.-‘li and Ainerican Liiiscod oils.
Atlantic \Vhit'i- Lead, dry and in oil.
Spdrin, ri-li:ici,l Elepliaiit and \\’li:ile oil,
Paris, Cliromc, Eiiglisli & Vt-i'<lEgi'is Green
Clnoino, Frencli and Ainericaii Yellow.
Verinilhon, .l.lcd Li-ad, Eiig. & Amer. lled
' \ - r .
Pl'l1SS.l)ll.1L‘».l(‘l'l'llLlUClCll}l,Lllil)("l',I)l'0plil k
Coach and Cabinet. varnish, .Iappan varnish.
Paint and Vt}l'lllSl1Bl'l1$ll{‘..-‘, etc etc.
\V. C. UTREET.
.‘E3E “./iili€B€}E€ S.-!~.Ia'.€‘t‘9I§7.”
‘II E subscriber would 1'BSl)OCiftllly an-
.' nouncc to the public that he lias titted up
the cool and S[7l1(‘l011S rooms over the store o
Ft'c,tlci‘ick St". John, where may be found Ice
f" Creams of every variety of flavor, cal-;e, pics,
fruits, and in short‘. every luxury the season af-
lfords. Ila tlatters lilinselfthat his e.\:crtions to
‘please, and to i'ciiilei' his saloon a genteel and
popular resort, will secure him a sliare ofpub-
lic patronage. J. J. LISBON.
P. S.——Crcam fui'ni.shcd in pyramids, &c.
for picnics and parties, at short notice and rea-
sonable prices.
flail‘ Drcssiiag :.-‘.2241 Sésaving Saloon:
The subscriber has also an apartment fitted
up in connection with his 1't"l1'eSllll'l(‘.l1l’- saloon
where he will continue his former business of
shaving, hair cutting and curling, slizifnpooiiig,
&c. done in the best manner. Particular at-
tention paid to the cutting of childrer_i’s hair.
Norwalk, Aug. 8, 1848. J. J".
1:.
1.!-
Boot, Shoo, Lcziihcr, mad I-‘i:adt:iTg
.'§toa'o‘.
their generous patronage during the
o..’v__-‘
tionship which he has so long maintained with
this community. He will‘ be found new at. his
old friends and the public.
s ‘toes in their season, for ladies and gentleman.‘
]i‘Ii\"ni.\'os of the best; quality, and in any
quantity, suited to the wants ofthe craft.
Norwalk, May 1, 1848. ‘ 18
P
' R. H—Hi)LL will be happy to see his
fr_ie'iids, and respond to all their calls in the
way of his profession‘;
.«$t11a.- Insurance Co
_ Hi1R'l‘FORl), Conn‘. _
_ _. . JAMES REED, Agen’ii't': ,
‘HIS old and well known Company has
‘estab|i'.hed_an' agency in this tojwn,’ and
duly appointed the‘ si'ib,sct_-ib<‘=.'r its agérit‘, who is
prepared to‘ enter upon the duties of that ap-
pointment.‘to' receive applications for insurance,
and issue’ policies at the rates usual with compa-
nies of this chai'acte'r.j _ _
Norwalk, Au". 28, 1848'.
' EATS rotor oiL--A first rate article,
just received and for sale cheap ‘by’
Siapcrioi" ’l‘eni:iI;¢°> Ciusup,
UT, up expressly for family use, and for
sale, Wholesale or retail, by _
L-. S. BENEDICT.
V 3512f
. NY number of customers to buy cast iron
Apply at the Nor-.
% N entirely new and unexpected mercantile flood from the city of New York, and fi"or'i.i
tl1e.manul'actories near Boston, having [‘.Ot1t‘f‘dll) upon us an _iinmens'e quantity of
We are under the necessity of immediate soles to save extra storage, and an‘ ép‘p¢n‘.an;iy
this weekbe‘ _, p _ __ __ 1
t‘s%?.t‘*sts-“sea
to all persons to do as have done to those of whom I bought, viz : to‘ pay cash a.'n‘_tI eti’i‘i?y'g"_i‘ea’fé'f'
bargains _ W p _
than were ever negotlateil in all this region before-—not even excepting those two or three fam'o‘iii'i’
occasions when there was so much excitement about the goods and the prices 1
st Q18 Estftge Store,»
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when it was the common remark that you could ask for no description of Dry Goods wliii.-I2‘
And now I promise to give even greater bargains than thc-n—-or pay pur-'
C. J . GRUDIA
little money indeed.
clia:<ei's for coming in and proving the r:onti'ary in it single instance.
Norwalk, Sept. 4, 1848.
is ‘i at
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tits? lfilddéfi .§.Egj.l§_.atE€-la .
TE extend our thanks for the liberal patronage you have hcstowcd upon us the piesmt.
season. It has encouraged us to go forward, and to spare no pains in procuriiné
grind Goods. and very cheap ones." "We propose to soil out our entire stock of Ladies‘
Dress Goods, l*lats-, Ribbons, &c. c\'.c. at about cost. \‘.'n :‘na_k(_-. this otfer anticfp-.iting the time:
when like some large ])lt_'(:(’. of fnrnitiirc. or as seine l;::vc it, in speakiiig oftheir vii'itors, t'.'liéii'
room is better than their company. _ \‘7c intend to lay liofore you this fall, goods unrivalled in;
beauty and clieapness. Our course is-onw:irr.l——the advancing reputation of this store for cheap
good;-s ins not been i'ctni'ded by the many iinpiadiiui=.nts tlzrown in itsway, but rather has cause
us to be more perscvering. \Ve shall keep a large assortment during the summer of
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Qry Gentle, €lEri°ticei°ies, Efiartlware,
Crockery, Books and Sl.'til(".liél'_V.‘ I')'ri.igs and Medicines, and llpiisteleeepiiig aytiiclps of every’
description. \Vhii:h will be sold as cheap as the clicnipcst‘. 1‘. 6.: W. 11.. RA} MOi\D.'
New Canaan. July (5, 1848.’
fvfovac E¥°ori.: mid éloiitgeaiaégi;
HE New York CANTON TEA COl\lPA'NY, the oldest and most extensive teal
establisliineiit in America, have (’.~‘.lttl)llFl1(‘tl aiiagciit-y in Norwalk, anil appointed the sub-_.
scriber their sole agent, at whose S11-t'0tll(?~ community lllll_‘o' be supplic-cl with the 2);!’/"Ct-‘f, nzoslfra-'
grant and yic/_‘/‘col. teas to be found in the world—China cx(:cpt‘r'.d. Besiiles being, tillpquilllcd 1|}.
iquz-.lity,they defy competition in price. \Vlicreever their l(.'2lS have been tried, they have {so-
‘cured the liiglicst. satisfaction, and the cout':nuod and eager patronage ofthe purchaser. All am
lis tlSl{0(l is a llt.ll' trial, which we solicit'froiii the citizens ofNo1'wallt. Mas. M. \VA"K1:1rIAN,.
Norwalk, Dec. 720. 18-17. 51'
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Scaictlzing tliat. has long iiccftNecdcil.*
L:-Niles saszall Genslemcaa,
‘ F you want any article in the dry goods line,
(,i'l'llll1illl could not show, and goods too ofwhich you could carry away such a quantity for a‘ veiy —
Lamp black,Litlinrge, \Vliitiiig, Paris white '
l
and children’s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
call on C. .I. (.lR.U.\1AN, and _\,‘im will have ,
the lV.‘.\‘l .'issortineiit, to select. from, and yet more
goods for tho .--ante money than at any other"
store in l“airtit.-ld co.
1&3‘ SKIF
'51.’) 'il’.:‘~..‘.,
F I’tO\\'-l.’»O.-.‘.T. ‘fll1t]l1ll'(‘. of
S. E. OLMS'l‘EA D.
l‘loticc.
‘. - with lll(f.5lll)S('l'll)t'l'OfII£(II‘(3//lltlll01113;?/.'3ilI‘l3
A .s'tmu/iri,r:'. are i'eqiu-stcil to call at the otllce 0
{JAMES REED, and settle the same.
' l.l.l:‘.i_\"RY llA.\’D.ES.'
l Norwalk, May 15. 1848.
New tlarpat St-arc.
l.{Ei\lO\’AL.
gfl-eesgre E3. 4 ~.
j Egg AS removed from 333 Broadway, to the
, new and spacioiis store 45-3513 E"(3::._:,': st.
tue.:1rCliatli;iin, \\'ll(‘.l't‘. he is ‘.'cn(ly- to exhibit to
1 his custom:-rs and those about piircliasing Car-
lpeting, inostlv a new and splendid stock, wliich
consists of .I€:'1::-rscls Carpets from 7 to 10 shil-
lings per yard; 3 ply and Ingrain Carpets at
various prices ', twillcd and plain Venetian Car-
pets; heavy and inodium Oll _C-lotlis, fijoin 3
‘-1’
niiufls
LL [)(3‘i'S(.‘-HS having unsettlctl accounts,
T is a fact that far and wide the i‘umoi' iias_‘
E spread that the town of Norwalk has not at
good l)2ll‘l.lI3l' in it, but that rumor must now,
coiise, since aiiotlicr fact. is pi'eseiit'ed, V17} tllillf
TUIINICVR. SMlTlI that old expei'icnI.2cd pro-’
ft=.ssioual llair Cutter has :ti'i'ivcil in town. W194,
taken a room I1.’-3);’. to the Norwalk Hotel, titted‘
it up with every convenience and is prepared to:
receive, and rcspi?ctfully solicits the p3it['0l1"g0
ofllie public, and he feels satislii-d that: from
his SllpL‘l'lt)l' style of S/im:2'/ig, Ifizir C'u_./ti-ng,
(7u.r[i:igru2.rl.15/:anijmning,lio will be able to’
give universal sat.isfactlon. T. SJIITII. __
Norwalk, Aug. 18-'18. 3iii3-5’
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.),"!;lill1lli“-‘§“-
V?" E have this day been opening a large nits’-7
V sortinent of new Goods purchased with‘
cash at the lowest market piices, wliieh makes’
. I
to 24 foot wide; Table aizd Piano Covers,
Di'iig_«;i=.t.~;, Stair C.)-/ei'iiig, Ilcarttli Rugs,‘ Door;
Mats, c‘-‘cc. t\'c. all to be sold at low prices only.l
Also, this day received, 70 pieces all wooll
Ingrain Carpets‘, ofgood quality and new pat-l
. . , _ . . .
terns, at the low prices of 4, 0, and (2 shillings, '
I iiiaiiiil.3ictiii'c'r’s prices.
New Y ork Aug. ‘.22, 18-18. Sin-1'5:
. saves l
IIE subscribers feeling thankful for past
favors, would respectfully announce to the5
good people of Ridgctield and vicinity that: tlieyj
7"‘1
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At our shop may he found a good assortincnt
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\Ve have also on hand, a' good assortment. of}
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tlUn,‘l)l'tlSS kettles, clocks. steel-yards, and al
thing in, our line are requested to call and ex-
amine for tl'lQll1S0l\’G°. ,
'R()CI{'\VELL A: BENNETT.
Ridgelield, Sept. 4, 1848. U36
an a;ini.it;iiiiiri'.
Elrancis Eradiy,
Eyalch 1VI_}akci',~ .i'cwc1lci', and
As‘
Silv’ei'smitIii,- _ _
E opened a: shop on the‘ westl side‘
. of the bridge’, adjoining the stoi'e of Chas.
Isaa'cs’,' Esqz,-' where he may always be found on
liaiid to‘ attend to the wants Of_l'llS friends and
custo"in'ei's, who ma be assured that their work’
will be donciup right.‘ and _cheap.',_ He has‘ for"
salea variety of Fancy Goods,‘ Clocks‘, Look‘-
ing Glasses,-'&c'.’ I-16' ,ma'i'1ufactui‘e's" Silver
Spoons,vSugar-tongs", Ladies,‘ Knives and Forks,
a'ii(l,e'vei'y \_?a‘rie'ty;pt: Silver-’ VVare'. , _
A Silver Collin Platesinade to order, and Brit.-
tauia Plates always on hand and handsomely
engraved at short notice. . .
Clocksand \Vatches repaired and warranted,
and every kind of mending and jobbing done.
Norwalk, May 2d, 1848. 18
, For Sale Clncapav
BOUT 100 feet Iron Fence.
CHAS. T. LEONARD.-
Aug. 14. Gain 6: KENNARD.
our assortment as large’ as most city stores, and
we /moi’/J we can sell as choc.’/2.‘ ,
Gold and silver lever, lepinc and common‘
watches, all sorts patent levers, full-jeweled.
warrantad to be lirst.rate timc—keepers, for $19.’
Gold chains, ladies and geiitlc-inen’s branches,‘
:1 very liiige assortment. All sorts of fingci"
rings, ristlctts, silver combs, gold and silver"
spectacles, gold and silver pencils,‘ &c.‘
Silver l'l"(l'I’(,’.——r,P&ll)l(‘-, tea, desert, salt amll
m,ustard spoons, forks, butter knives, also, germanf
silver plated goods; silver in all cases warranted“
pure.‘ , , . _ ‘ _
Stool Goods.—Bi.~ads, bag and pt’ii‘se’ élas'ps',*
IIENRY HANDES renews again , l‘“"9 9"t""1"3‘l “P0” the fill] ‘md Wl“l9l' ‘«"“"P“lg” tassels,slide.<, »:Cla‘S0l'S,Sllei'1l'S,P01’)-l(I1lVeS,4l{til\'CSl
his acknowlcdgments to the public fort ‘” °""“‘35l-
and forks, &c. _ _
Plated Goods, L(17)I.]7.S', t‘)-c.—Ast:ral and man"-‘
. H yam. l.mS,.,. and. Hopes to merit “U ,m_ ,' ofcooking. parlor. office and shop stoves of the E fie lamps; castoi's, c;-..v,(11,._.3;;ck, m,,_pms' ten;
interrupted continuance of the lmsiiiess rela- mllsl "l‘l"'°""d l’"”°“’5= “ll Of “’l‘”='h “"“ mi\\'=IllG1‘S.l0Ul\lH§ glil‘-W95. Cl0Cl\'S, \V?lll9i5:' P1113857‘
sold as low as can be purchased elsewhere.
soaps, razors and strops. . , _ _
Com l).3.——"-Back and side‘, shell and trout éoml)s,=
now stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs, ,. lllill” “ml .l"l’l"”.1e(l‘ll"“W"1'0 01) every ll‘?-"C"ll’ g the best assortment in t"o‘wn’,- dress and line do.
where‘ he‘ will be happy to see, and serve his‘ ,
‘he character of l'h°"5""d °l;h°" ‘“'l“3l95 "05 "9‘«'e55"”'.V -lv0 be , article, some veiy large, some very cheap, with‘
his Work ‘is too “,0” known to n.eC-d ,, word of named in this advei'tisemcnt—.all of whic_h we inst,-uctm-S, \Ve ]mv(,,,]m,,st c,,e,.ything us,m”y'
naise. It comprises every article of men’s T “"9 "”3\'l0uS to sell.‘ Persons in want Of 3")’ :' cept in our line. We invite the public of Nor-‘
Acmrzlians.—'—A large lot. of this beautiful‘
walk and other towns to give us a call.-
C. E. Disisaowa CO.
_I-"react: ItEca'§sioé's'.‘
E) ECEIVED this day an imineiise‘ sfock of
L Lupin’s French M erinoes of every shade’
and color. Also, trimmings in all their variety’
to match evcry shade of merino; , __ , , __
C. .I."‘GRUMAN.-
_ ._ . Beizziiiestic c_:om:‘s.« _ _
ECTD this day,an iminense stock" of bleach-‘
L _ed and unbleached niitsliiis, wliich will
be s"old by the‘yard,‘ piece‘, balls‘ or card at prices‘
'that will defy competition. _
C. J. GRUMAN.
l
UST rec'd, a lot of “New M_ac-kolrel"' bound,-
1848. For sale by S. E. (,)Ln"-t'1:r.’An.
A RARE CHANCE. _
A Gfroccry am! Liqimr §‘to‘2'c to Let'-
FOR one or more years. the store now oc—‘
cupied by John Burrall, and the stock and’
fixtures for sale. The stock is light, and Ibo‘
fixtures in good order. Possession given imme’
diately, rent moderate. Enquire of JOHN A’:
W1-zen, for further particulars.
Norwalk, Sept. 4, 1848.
Norwalk Chronicler