_ of New York, to Miss llarriet N. St. John, 8
city, and every atti-ntion will be given to the 750 do, 1‘.‘,,-[,-,,, ]3um,,.
°l“'° l‘-llll °°l"ll’l't Of ll"? Pllbils. 250 do. No. 1 Boston Soap, a fine article
F‘ —.'1'l-lllll5"" S 100 do. Mould Candles
-- °l' l’°llld ll""l'“’eel‘l ' ' - 351.50 A veiy fine article of Brown Sugar; Soda
‘%.!_‘..-..- ____ ........_ --. "L. . . . - - . . -.;_ . : . _‘..l--.
TH E PUBLIC WOIYIEN "of PARIS
Bciiig an account of the causes of their depra
" “ -- —«----—-- V.'_ --_._'... . ....._—__
t.lFPilcs Z Piles! !-—-The severest cases
_of this prevalent and distressing complaint are
promptly relieved by PR1CE’S VEGETA-
'BLE PILES REMEDY. A single 25 cent
box frequently effects an entire cure; so that
dollars of expense are not required merely to
determine whether it possesses any eflicacy ! _
It is valuable also, in all cases when Opening
or Laxative medicine is needed. ‘
—-TRY IT, THEN—
52?’ Remember it costs but 25 cents porbox, V
containing enough for ten days, used three times
‘per day, rendering it. emphaticallv,
CHEAP, as well as SA FE A’. EFFECTIVE.
Principal Otiice, 130 Fulton-st. Sun Build-
ing. N. Y. Sofd by J. A. VVeed and N. S.
Bailey, Norwalk.
From the notes of a salvant, and the record
of a cammissary of police.
BY R. DE L.
EWITT 8: DAVENPORT are wel
ter pri-judiccs in various quarters.
tendencies.
" those which are here revealed, who won
Rcdascml Prices for Boots,
No. 14 ANN s'1‘tu-‘.i-2'1‘, ‘arts and machinations crushed.
./\’'ear the /lmw-riean. .Muscum, ,
NE\V Yul-‘,K_ -. practised in the very midst should be stifled,
~ [1, B, Jone; lof the corruption fostering around them, and
Having adopted the ms], System. and the d-nlytlireatciiing to taint themselves. To such
mom, .. Quick 5;.[(~s;tn(.l small profits" by which persons we would say. that the whole details
boil. |,u_ye,- um] sen,”-,,,-,3 L.,,,,efit,ed‘ 1,6,-e_s_,,(-_ct- ol this remarkable production are furnished by
fully ‘invites both stra ngers and citizens to an ex» me" Ollsllllllllng lllld lllllll°l'll.Vi llml “'0 ll0"m
uniumjm, ofghe q,,,,],,_,. and ,,,-i,-_eg ofmg ,it better to dragthe frigliiful monster, Prostitu-
CHOICE STOCK OF BOOTS.
The assortmentembraces the following artic- 111")’ l00li 0" WlH|T- llle)’ “VB “’lll1; ‘mid: tllfll 13
Te-.5, wliich for style, durability and workmanship 39 right thus to guard the imlocellfs while We
:hallengecompetiiion: enlighten the uniniated and unsuspecting. It
Fine French Bress Boots, $4 50 to $4
aware that, in announcing the title of this
extraordinary work, they will have to encoun-
Persons
unacquaintod with the subject. and who have ,
not looked into its pages may be ready at once 5
to decry it. under a supposition of its immoral '
There areother classes, too, men
and women eiigag-ecl in similar i1itr'.ig.,riics to
lgladly have attempted to disclose their secret ll’ Sell llllllll lll fill l’°l'
Others would 2
deem it better that a knowledge of the vicesl
rand good society live smoothly on in ignorance L
ition, out from its lair to-public light, that men '
Business Men-‘S A E in in nae,
sl D1SBRO\V’S.
_._.- ._a.- -4
_-—— ___
THE -
, I 7 ORTH a dollar, for sale for one shilling.l ‘ '
vatirm, their several classes, their means and Every business man should have ono.l H‘
ways of living, their arts, habits, practices. * Also. a uariety of fiiucy goods, at
C. C. BETTS.
Dealer in Staple Dry Goods.
l
No. 11 Jlfain sf. Narwal/t. Conn.
Ruin fl
yard. C. C. BETTS.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
EVERAL fine building lots situated in the
viluige of Norwalk, on the hill nearthe
residence of Anson Quintard.
fine view of the harbor, and of the village of
Norwalk. They will be sold separate or alto-
,£.’etl1el' to suit. purchases, and at a great barizaiu.
For terms, &c. apply to CHAS. ISAACS.
l Norwalk, Nov. 1. I848. 45
lBUT”ER. ,
(“ OMSTOCK 6.: HALL offerfor sale 10.000
lbs. good dairy butter, in quantitiesto ac-
75 llllly be Slll"3l'llllllll5 lo "5-“lll'° °lll l"‘ll‘lel'3 lllllt,commodate puri:l1-zsors,wholesaleand retail and.
1?j,,,,F,-em}, Boots, 3 50 ,0 4 00 no indelicacy will shock the most refined sen- *0“ me most f,,,.0,.,,b!o ,e,.ms.
Cong.-l-,53 Bo()ts_ 3 50 to 4 00 sibility in perusing the "Public \Vomcn of New C,,,,,,,,,,, Oct, 15th’ 1848_ 42
French Patent Leather Boots 7 00 P"l'l5-" P1108. $1.95. lJ0ll"fl in Cloth-
1.‘,-,.,,,,q, “r,—,,e,.p,.o,,,'3,,0t5, 4 50 to 6 00 The \vork can be sent, under seal, to any ,Li_
1-?” Allwarranled togive satisfaction. lllllllll’-55 lll the °ll.Y 01' C0l1llll'.l's “3 ll llllllllg
- It will be observed that. the prices are far be- l’°5l‘lg°'
low the ordinary dema nd for litsliionnble boots of The SUl’SC"llJ€I‘5 fllS0 l1flV0 the exclusive Sale
superior quiiliiy and llicrelbi'e deserve attention Of Dl'- DlX0"’S Hdmlmllle W0|'l<-‘i 2
of all who may choose too suit themselves in the “ l’V0"I¢17l and /I-67‘ fll-1.864858 li‘0m The Ctfldle 10
best manner at the smallest. expense—the prin- lllll .~‘_Il'll"e“ll‘l*ll’l‘-"ll “~‘lclll5ll’l3l.Y ll’ ll‘3l' lllslllll"
'-3iplc being adopted of “ consulting the mutual ll°'l lll ll“-* Pll.i’3l°l°.‘.-Y." ‘ll l'l"l' 5)"-“leln "lld "ll
interest ofbuycr and seller by manufacturing a llle lllsellsl‘-‘3 Of ll°l' Cllllclll ll°l'l°‘l°'-ll Bollllll
good article and selling it at the lowest possible lll “l0lrllo $l=O0-
price for cash, and realizing a profit in the in-;‘ Al5°- “A “‘<‘»flllS€'- 00 Cllseflsf’-S Of lb‘! S9-Xllfll
gi-ciisediimimm. of s;,|e5,.,,d quick ,-(.,,,,.,,s_vv isystem, adapted to popular and profes.~‘ioiml
at Reimeniliei-, No, 14 ANN STREE'p_ New readirig, and the exposition of quackery."
-‘{0l'li. near the American Museum. B0U"fl in Clfilll. 31-00-
Sent by inailqto all parts of the country.
filarrirh.
Agents, book-sellers, and others, send on your
orders. Address
In this town, on Thanksgiving cvening, by
Rev. Dr. Hall, Mr. David \Varri>.n Benedict,
DE WITT dc DAVENPORT.
Tribune Buildings, New York.
Nov. 8, 1848. ‘2m-49
daughter of Joseph St. John. . T‘ T‘ M ERWl N’
, ~-- C0iiNEC"l‘lCUT €0li1iiilSSl0NER,
m 12b’ To take Dcposiuioins, .~l.clu1owlc(lg-
I ‘I_ d -. mcnt of Dccils, &'C.
- l ‘ V ' s O ' i " 2 . A A .
n its own on Sun ay last,Duid Pelhim, ho. 148 ‘VATER STRLET,
aged about 50 years.
- N1-2W_YORI{.
P.-INORAIYIIC VIEVVS OF THE
HOLY LAND.
HE citizens of Norvvalk arc respecifizlly
informed illt1l’Pl‘()ft.‘SS0l' Moore will ex-
hibita series of views of the cities, scenery,
ruins, structure, (Sic. of Modern Palesline,—
with an explanatory lecture. at the Baptist
Church in this village, this (Tnesdav) evening,
Dec. 5. V
The-se views have been exhibited in more
tho 11 lblty cliurclics in the cities of New York
and Baltimore, and have been attended by
more than fifteen thousand persons, and lizivc
given universal satisfaction.
FOR LIE,
ERY CI-IAP—a one-sea t, covered, liuggy
carriage, in good running order. Enquire
of C. E. DISBROVV.
JACOB CIIOLBVIELL, Son.
NO.189 SOUTH STREET, N. YORK,
Commission Jlfcrelzant, 1'Il.})0Tf€7 and whole-
sale dealer in l"o'rr;z'gn and Domestic
Fruits. (Sc.
HE following articles are oficrcd to Coun-
_ try Mi-.1‘i:li:ii‘it‘s. Grocoi's, and others, at
the lowest market price, for cash :——5000 boxes
oranges, lemons, figs, and raisiiis; 15,000 lbs.
prunes, citron and currants; grapes, licorice,
NOTICE.
r lllllllllil‘
Stovel C
THE subs-*.ribers would respectfully inform
the citizens of Norwalk and the adjacent coun-
try, that they have located tlieiiiselves in the
village of South Norwalk, for the. purpose of
carrying on the Stove Business with its various
branches. Vile solicit but a share of the pat-
ronage of our Follow Citizens, and hope for
success, only as we deal honorably, and upon
strict principles ofjnsiicc. VVc dcalc.\'clnsive-
ly for cash. Our prices are l0‘.-V, and such as
will yield us‘a fair profiitat quick sales; and we
think will prove satisliii-toi'y to the buyer. V59
will be pli.-ascd to be liivorcil with the calls of
our li'ion.'ls, that they may vxaininc 0urassorL-
ment. and not their own ploa.~=nro as to buying,
we shall be content \vilh showing what we
have. Our stock is good, being now, and by ll
jujube paste, preserves, jellies, pickles, catsups,
almonds of all kinds; Filbert, Maderia, Brazil,
Pecan, Ches, Hickory, Pea, and Cocoa Nuts;
cigars and tobac-.co.var. brands; apples, potatoes,
onions and cranbcrrios; butter, cheese, lard.
HE Stockholders in the Newtown and
Norwalk Turnpike Company are hereby
nolified and warned that their Annual 1\lei»tin-g
will be held at the Norwalk Hotel, in said
Norwalk, on Tuesday, the 12th day of Deccm— and a great variety of other articles.
lid)‘. 1348. at 9 Olcloclh VIFFGVHOOD, T0 appoint‘. Liberal advances and punctual returns made
OffiCCl'S for the year ensuing. and to transactany- on all consignments of butter, cheese, lard.
°lll‘3l'_ bllsllless Pl'0l_lel' l0 he lJl'0”El1T- l'9ll>l'e Silltl soap. ca mllcs,"potat‘ocs, apples, onions, nuts, &c.
iiice.-ting. JOHN A. \VEl:.D, Clerk. He also offers his services for the purchase
lN0l'“‘«'1ll'ia D00» 4, 1848. M49 and shipment ofall kinds of produce.
_ References wiven when requested, to houses
Boarding School. ”
in this city. New Orleans. La , Nashville,
Meixipliis, Tcnn., Charleston. S. O. and C. J.
HE undersigned is about to open a Board-
. .‘ ing House for young Ladies desirous of
Grnman, Norwalk, Ct. 4:48.
attendin r any of the private Schools in New " h
I-lavenaiit rates much less expensive than those t e ?
uslllllly lll°lll'l"“l- HY, Gen. Zncliarv Taylor is to be Pres-
Having one of the best Piaiios. apd extensive. V ident of the Uuifed States for the next
practice in teacliing Music. She 0ll6|'5 be!‘ f’-X- four ycars—-that. Lewis Cass and Martin Van
lell5ll""” lll'll‘3ll'—'9 ll’ teacllmg MUSl_C~ She Oil!‘-1"-‘ rluron are completely dcfunct—and that John
he!‘ services tc parents and guardians who de-. llurrall has just received a very superior lot of
sire their dfllllllllells ."”d lllllllds to Allclllllre 7| butter .~iud cheese from some ofthc most cele-
lll°l°ll.$l1 l"l"Wl9_flge 10 this important branch bra‘! ed dairies at the “rest, and few other
‘ll ll:'lll"l° "‘lll('-ll_ll°ll- articles for holidays, viz:
'1 he location is in the pleasantest part of the 1000 lbs, 01",,-6,,-,;.,,,, C},,,e5e
Tuition in Music and use of Instrument,
per quaiter, - - - $1-3,00
For further particulars enquire of. or address
MRS. S. MOREHOUSE,
New Haven, Ct.
New Haven. Nov. 28, 1848. 2m17
and other kinds of biscuit.
JOHN BURRALL.
Norwalk, Nov. 26. 48.
Hair Oils.
ENUINE ox marrow, warranted to be
procurred from the bone of the ox, and a
g variety of other oils and pomatum". A large lot
of Hair Brushes and Combs of all kinds at
C. E. DlSBRO\V’S.
Mcn’s Goods.
CAN now defy comp:-.tition in cloths, cassi-
I-‘airficlil County Bank Dividend,
NoawALx, 1st December, 1848.
THE President and Directors have this day
- declared a dividend of four per cent. on
the capital stock of this bank, out of the earn-
ings, for the last six months, payable to the I
stockholders on demand. Per order, meres vestinvs and in fact in .,H .,,..ideS
1 _ S ' 3 9 1 1 1 iv '
T. VVARNILR. Jr., CashleI- of Men’s Goods. Gents wishing ])l'00fp0sil;ive
Dissolution. will please call. C. C. BETTS,
HF. co-partnership heretofore existing un-
der the name and firm of Waterbury 5:
Quintard, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. ASAHEL A. VVATERBUR1’.
. XVM. L. QUINTARD.
Norwalli, Dec. 1, 1848.
-N. B All persons having unsettled accounts
with the above firm are requested to call and
settle them with the subscriber without delay.
3t48 VVM. L. QUINTARD
._ ‘OR SALE.—A Peddlar’s \Vagon in good
’ running order; also a two horse carriage
,nn.'1 one horse wagon, for sale cheap, by
C. ISA ACS.
.DL§‘t1"t.Cf. of Nu:-walk ss. Probate Court, Decem-
ber 1st. 1848.
E STATE of ELIAS BETTS, late of
Wl«ll0n. in said district, deceased.
The :C0l“:t 0_f Probate for the District of Nor-
Walk. lmfll limited and allowed six months from
the date. hereof for the Creditors of said Estate,
to _ex_l1i.brt their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect: to present their accounts. properly
attested, within said time will be debarred '21
i'ecovei'y. All persons indebted to said Estate
are i-equested to. make immediate payment to
' ASAHEL DUDLEY. Administrator.
09K L'l‘.—Those in want ofn supe-
A_ rior article of Rock Salt may find it by
the load or bushel at it reduced price, at No. 13
Mlillh St-i one door north of C. C. Betts’ dry
goodssto1'e, C. T‘ LEONARD.
District if Norwal/:, ss Probate Court, Nov.
2711)., 1848. 7
STATE of SARA I-I \VOOLSF.Y, late
of Norwalk, in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
walk hath limited and allowed six months from
the date lioreof, forlthe creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to preseiittlieir accounts, properly
attested, within said time, will be debarred
rezovery. All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate payment to
3t*48 VVM. ANDREAS, Administrator.
Dr. 'l‘owuscnd’s Sarsiipairilla.
7]:V HE genuine article, for sale by
CH8. '1'. LEONARD.
Mrs. J crvis’ Cold C-:1 ind y.
NVENTED by Mrs. \V. Jervis. in the year
1846, and composed often safe ingredients,
which will not cure the Consumption——but. will
cure it cold. \Vhich will not cure the liver
C0ll1plflll'll'.—-l)Uf will cure a dry and hacking
cough._ Wliich will not cure one half the cata-
logue of ills that flesh is heir to——but will cure
a cold. .coug_h;, hoarseness, sore throat. whooping
couglihinflulénza, croup, irritation of the throat,
asthma, and all diseases leading to the 'con-
sumption. Sold by VV. E. BISSELL.
For Sale
3, T a bargain, two good horses, 2 two horse
Waiggous. one ox cart, 1 set double hat‘-
ness. by S. E. OLMSTEAD.
careful experience (on the part. of one of the
firm) in the nianufacture of stoves,-—w_e are
able to judge of the various qualities of iron,
and those general principles upon which the
exccllcncy ofihe stove depends. Our workmen
in the ma nufacturing line are all ina.~:tcrs olthc
business. Their work will spi-ak for itself.
Make us a call. NASH Ex’. HOYT.
South Norwalk, Nov. 20. 1848.
N. B. Farmers’ l’rodncc taken in cxcliangc
for stoves and other goods. 47
- To Hatters.
Y [IE i.indo1'signe-J having furnished his fac-'
tory with the best of machinery in every
department, and purchasing his cotton on the
l)€Sl. terms, is enabled to oflizr liatlcrs cotton of
every description, and of the best quality at re-
duced prices. Also, cotton battiiig of superior
quality adapted for all piii'poses. Address
ROBERT‘ HOLDEN. \Vcstpo:'t.
Samples can be seen at the store of M r. Da-
vis Taylor at \Vo.stport. 18’-"‘3iiitf
Nov. 19, 18-18.
18438, October‘ 30th.
IDER BRANDY, 5 years old, and other
liquors for sale at II‘-uiuiAi.L’s.
Likewise, a choice selection of other liquors,
very suitable for medical purposes. P(‘~l‘S.l)llS
having a wish to supply themselves with a pure
article, will please call at l3URRALL’S.
Taxes l
LL persons, both residents and non-1'esi-
. dents. liable to pay Town, Higliway, and
State Taxes, in the town of Ridgelield on the
assessment List of 18-17, are hereby notified
that I will attend for the purpose of receiving
the same, at the following times and places,
viz. at the store ofJennings 6: Co in Rirlgefield,
on Saturday, the 16th day of December. 1848,
between theuhours of9 A. M and 3 P. M. and
at the Post Ofiice in Ridgebury Society, on
Monday, the 18th day of December, 1848, be-
tween the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P. M-
Those who neglect this notice may expect to
pay travelling fees.
HIRAM K. SCOTT, Collector.
Ridgefield, Nov. 21, 1848. 3t47
frien'ls,a nd respond to all their cal ls in the
way of his m-olession.
E‘ RESI-1 CALVIPHENE every week. Also
another lot of those cheap Sola r Lamps.
C. E. DISBSO\V 65 Co.
Sadd1es,Harnesses
&i:. &c. ac’.
“V V , ' -
V WHE subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he has on hand a large
and extensive assortment Of}.'17lrneSSes7 Sllddless
Bi-idles, Martingales, Trunks, Valises, Carpet-
Bags, (Sec. which are ready made and on hand.
Also a first rate assortment of Carriage and Ri-
ding VVhips, which are for sale at a small ad-
vance from factory prices. . Harness Collars,
wholesale and retail. A good ‘assortment of
saddler‘s silk. purse twist, embracing all colors
and qualities. Every article needed in theline,
may be found here, of the best quality, and will
be sold as low as can be furnished by any other
establishment in the County. '
Repairing done at the shortest notice, and in
the best manner. ‘.VM. B. SVVAN.
'. -'.~
A soleC_t:Lc3}i‘of“§!a'.ir'.Oils at
I DIS.8ROW’S. Norwalk, Nov’. 14,1848.
l Norvrulk, May 2, 1848.
I AM well mvare that at the price at which I
am selling those prints, (of which so mu:-h
has been said.) the i'naiiul5ictu'rers must inevita.
bly be ruined, yet the wishes of iny_custoniers'
Id must be attcndcd to, l shall therefore continua
EL HILL will be happy to see his ll
DIVUI-GED.
lllli PUBl.llll’llLSE mi
MO_RE_EASY.
Groups of the lnliabiuuits of
. ' ‘ ' 3
New Qanaan
OMPOSED of men, wouien and childreii,
V J are heard no longer tllSCll:~'Hlll_‘_{ ilie cause
jot the immense sales of Goods at this establish-
} iiient.
‘formation have been graiit'ied._ and have divulg-
;L(.ll0'f1l1l)(ll'(£L1.~l the great secret.
'1‘. 6: W. I-.'. RAYMOND has just received
c0,m,,,,,,,];,,g ,, -an immense stock oi I-‘all Dry Goods, se-1
lccted with great care. which are daily drawing’
iinnicnse crowds of customers, attracted by the
‘l‘t:[)l‘8Sellttll ions of those who have been fortu-
lnate inpurcliasing some of the many great bar-
gains of‘l'ered. The rush is yet unabated. A
passion for cheap goods has been kindled. and;
‘as large as possible. Our stocl. will be replcn-‘
_islic1d_’l>y weekly purchases throughout the en-
tire season. T. 5.: VV. E. RAYMOND.
N_Ql\’ Canaan, Sept. 30, 1848. 40
N orwalk Tailoring 'Establislimciit !
E CURTES, FIBRUEIANT TAILOR.
No. 8. flfain Street, 01721.5-teazi's Building. ,
E I AVING lately added to his former stock
of goods by purchases in New York.
would invite the attention ofhis frieiids, and the
public generally to an examination of the as-
sortment which he has now on hand, believing
it. unequalled for variety, quality and cheap-
ness.
_ Bi-oadcloihs
Of French, English and American inanuf'ac—
ture. consisting of a variety of colors, of which
he has taken great pains in collecting, and will
sell them at prices that defy competition.
Cassi mores,
French and English Doeskins.-plain and fan-
cy, a great variety of neat and tasty styles.
Vcstings,
A large assortment of plain, fancy, silk. and .
satin, ofa great vai-is-ty of styles: also it large
assortment. of cashmere vestings of the latest
styles.
Trimmings,
A large assortment, consisting in part of
Drat), Brown, mid Black Velvets; linings, over-
coat binding and a great variety of otherarticles
too numerous to mention. Garments cut and
made in_a neat and sat.isfai:lory manner.
Cutting done as usual. 'l‘liaiiliful for past
favors he would respcirtfully solicit a continua-
tion of the same. l<’.LB E R '1‘ CURTIS.
Norwalk, November 7, 1848. 45
New Fall Goods.
C. .H_;0Cl£\VO0D £5: SON, '5‘.~&ll.‘.0l5S,
_ AT T1115 om) s'r.-.\:»' o‘.
~,Buii’.s Batildiaig, Plliiiii-.‘§ti'cct,
HE snbsbribcrs having lately replenislied
their stock of Goods, would invite the
attention oftheir fricr.ds and the public generally
to their stock of Fall and \Vintcr Goods, com-
prising all the varieties now in use for gentle-
inen’s wear, assuring them that all garments
made by them shall be done in a superior and
szj.t.i.sli:ctoi'y manner.
Particular attention paid to cutting for others
to make up.
Norwalk, Sept. 12, 1848.
TE G i
18 - 321115313
DI‘. 'l‘()%VN.§5F3.‘§il)’S
€O.\1POUND F.xt.ract of Sarsa')arill:i. by
the dozen or single bottle, at 75 cents per
bottle. for sale at BISSE LL’S.
P. S. Beware of a spiirious article.
Nov. 7, 1848.
I "7 - .
GLO Bil. llfill Wit
0%" ' 1 S "1"
.. igma . assays 1 as
1’ EPOT at F. BR.-\DY’S Jowi-.lery Store,
.2. west side ol't.he Bridge. Purchasers are
cautioned against buying a spurious imit-.ition,l
which is exteiisively zidveitiseil for sale in this
town, and which the vendors sell at any price a
purchaser may offer. The genuine Sarsapa-
rilla may be purchased at the following places,
F. Brady’s Jewelry Store. Noi-walk; Jen
uings 6: Newkirk, do.; A. E. Smith, do.;
George iVIatlier, and George \Vool.-‘ey, Darien;
Keeler dc Betts, \V()Sl])Ol'iZ Jolm Pike, South-
port; \Vm. H. Cleveland, Five Mile River;
Comstock (Se Hall, New Canaan; J. P1. Meelicr
Riilgofield; Lewis Olll1Sl.Hl1d, \Vilion; Linus
St. John, Silvcrniine; Geo. \V; Smith, South
Norwalk.
C[~1AS.DUR.AND.
Agcntjbr Fairflclci C'azml_i/.
DH. 'i.‘0‘W’NSBElT\lD"'S
Compouncl .E.'i:l:rizct of Sarsaprilla.
HIS highly valuable and ;,opnlar medicine
for the removal and permanent cure of all
diseases arising from an impure state of the
blood. or habit. of the system, can be obtained
at the store of the subscribers, who receive it
direct from the Principal Office, in the city of
New York. T. L, <56 J. R. PECK.
Norwalk, May 15. 1848.
Taken Up,
’ BY the subscriber, on or about
‘ the 15th of Aug. ayearling bull.
dark red.wit.h a black face. The
, I. . owner can have the same by
proving property and paying cliargns.
NATHAN MARVIN.
\Vilton, Nov. 14th, 1848. ""‘3t-I7
AIICTION.
IN pursuance to an order of the Court of Pro-
bate for the District of Rodding, will be sold
at Public Auction, on the prcmiseson VVednes-
day, the 13th day of December next. at 3 o’i:lk
afternoon, so much of the.real estate of Justus
Sherwood, deceased, as will raise the sum of
one hundred and sixty six dollars and seventy
seven cents, together with the incidental char-
ges of sale.
*4t47 Em«:.\'r:zi:a H.nvLi~:v. Adm’r.
Ready Made clothing.
JUST received a large lot of Ready Made
Coats, Vests, and Pants for winter wear.
‘ '1‘.L.&J.R.PECK.
Nov. 19, 1848.
- . Raisins.
AISINS in whole, half, and quarter box-
es, just received,and for sale low.
- Also, citron and dried currents.
Those who have souglit the desired in-,l
.. g N cntireiy new and unexpccieii mercantile flood from the city of New York, and-lion’
by
sale.
lo. 9;
1'” .'{_.' , . , " . ‘ n
lfiireas ifieductiouyl in Prices.
at prices nevei-"before heard of in these “ di,:gings"' .
E S now offering any and every article in his extensixe stock of C STAPLE DRY
Przise call and oxainine at the Old'Stand, No. 11 Main Street.
l
.
i
the mum-factories near Boston. having
this week be
poured in upon us an immense quantity 0&7 _
DRY GOODS
VVe are under the necessity of immediate soles to save extra storage, and an apponunity win:
GIVEN:
live inteiid to throw them on to make the blaze‘ to all persons to do as I have done to those of wliomI bought,»viz :. to pay cash-ond5cari‘yg1'eafo'r"
bargains
than were ever negotiated in all this region befor
AWAYJ
e—-noteven excepting those two or tliroq fainoasi
occasions when there was so much excitement about the goods and llie'priccs'
At the G1dBrio1ge Store,-
when it was the common remark that you cou
Grumzin could not show, and goods too of which
little money indeed. And now I promise to giv
chasers for coming in and proving the contrary i
Norwalk, Sept. 4, 1848. ‘
TEAS l
ld ask for no description of Dry Goods‘ whichl
- you could carry away sucha quantity fora very"
e even greater bargains than thi_=.n—-_-or pay put‘-'
n 0. single inst‘on'c'e;- G.«J'. GR-UMAN-.
was i
.7%"’civ Yo 2-1.: are at Cain tars Tea Ci‘impa‘n‘yi,.
1113 New York CANTON TEA COMPANY, the oldest and most eftensive’ teal
establisliinent in America, ha re (‘.Slt\l.)llSl1ed anagcncy in Norwalk, and appointed the sub-‘
scriber their sole agent, at whose store the community may be supplied with the purest, mostfra-‘
grant and perfect tens to be found in the world.——China excepted. Besides being unequalled in‘
quality,they defy competition in price. \Vhereever their ii-as have been tried, they liave se-
cured the highest satisfaction, and the continued
and eager patronage ofthe purchaser.- lAllthat:-
is asked is a fair trial. which we solicit from the citizens of Norwalk. M-Its; \VA'K'£lltAtV’.-
Norwalk. Dec. 20. 1847.
51
an llSl‘l3LlSlllLlF.il’l;
Francis Brady,
1 ’atch lllnlaicr, Jeweller, and
Silversmith, ‘
§_E AS opened a shop on the west side
~ ofilic bridge, adjoining the store of Chas.
Isaacs, Esq., where he may always be found on
handto attend to the wants of his friends and
customers, who may be assured thattlioir work
will be done up riglit and cheap. He has for
sale a variety of Fancy Goods, Clocks, Look
ing Glasses, &c. He manul'acIures Silver
Spoons, Sugar-tongs, Ladies. Knives and Forks,
and every variety of Silver \Va:*o.
Silver Cofiin Plates made to order, and Brit-
...iiia1’lutcs always on hand and handsomely
engraved at short; notice.
' Clocks and \7v’atches repaired and warranted,
and every kind of mending and jobbing done.
For Sale‘.
A good and convenient‘ dwelling?
-.~,—‘,,--;,;ili,*:-* house, with about two acres of land‘,-
l{,‘~,'-:i,~i.‘l’, situated on the west bank of the‘
river, in full viewof the harbor and-
railroad. Said property will be'sold' at-_a bar-
gaiii, and on very favorable terins,-if‘-appl_ied-for’
soon. For particulars irtquir-e alslhis Oflicew
Noiwalk, Nov. 6, 1848.- 45'
FOR. SA-LE.-—-A- sintillldwel-‘
ling and lot coiitaining liiilfl a'n‘acre'
- , of land, witli-fruitis‘,&c,;‘thereon,;ly-‘
ing on the east side’ of the’ hn'r'bor.~
It can be made to‘ pay 12 per‘ cent per‘ announ-
F.nquire at this oflice.- , ,_ _
JA BOUT one and a quarter acres of landl__
. 1 with a‘ good two story dwelling-house imdg
barn standing thereon,-also a tliiiliy Orchard of
apple trees; pleasantly siifnated in New Canaan,»
about 80 rods cast of the Churche's'. To-a me-
charic, a good opportunity is offered for invest‘-'
Ecal Estate for Sale)‘
Norwulk, May 52d, 18-48. 18
Slrayeil. " "
gt-'v»;_ ST R.-X YE D from the subscriber '
in the month of J une last, a mare.
.\.... ...
aft ,
colt, one year old, with two W'l1ll'.(:§
~. .J-.<.-82;‘ -.. feet, and a white spot. in the fore»,
hcarl, a little on one side. \Vhoever will re-
turn said cult to the subscriber, will be reason-
bly rewarded. JESSE E. KEELER.
B. Five dollars rcward will be paid for
the safe return ofthe colt. tothe subscriber free
ofcliargc.
Ridgefiold Oct. 2. 1848. 40
TO B SA LE.
GOOD SPRING CARRlAGE suita-
fl blc for a pcddler. L. S. l3ENED1C’l‘.
‘l A Ti’! PEHENE.-‘.-.—Ol' the first quality. and
_/ by the quantity for sale at No. 13 Main st.
C. T. Lt:o.\'Aao
5
For Sale.
T HE Stock and fixtures ofthe old es.‘alilisli—
ed stand near the Spring, is oll'c-.rcil for
To a person with a cash capital of 75 to
100 dollars, a rare clniucc is offered for invest-
ment. An (‘-X])P,l’lCllC(~‘.(l Baker would find
ready sale for bread, cake, and pics. Apply
immediately to the subscriber on the l1l't'»|lll.\‘(£S.
L. S. BENEDlC’1‘.
Norwa 'i Sept. 25, 1848'
I .
Deaatastry.
C. Fl1‘Cll, SUB-GEON DENTEST,
§_ AS establislied himself in his pi'0l'eZssion.
in \\"estport and New Canaan. He will
be at 11. Nichols’ Hotel. \Vesiport troin the
first to the 15th of each month; and at his ofiice
in New Canaan, (over N. \V. I~lo_vli’s Tailoring
Esiablislnnent) from the 1-3th to the last; of cacli M
month. Pat.rouage is respectfully soliciteil. 43 -
Dr. Crain’s spiiio-iibilonrimxl sup-
iborter and slwulclcr brace.
R. HILL having ])Lll'(',l1i1SP(l the riglit of’
sale for Fairfield County, offers the above
named instrument for sale on reasonable terms.
This instrument. has received the sanction of the
National Medical Convention, and the premium
at the Fair of the American Institute, over all
other similar supporters. .
Please call and examine it.
Norwalk, Nov. 13, 1848. 4,6
Almanacs for 1849.
ID.DLl<3BROOK'S and Prindle’s Alma
mics for 1849, by ilie gross or single do
zen, at 16 cents per dozen, for sale at
BISSELL‘S.
Norwalk. Nov. 7. 1848. 45
ODFISH by the quiktal or less quantity,
' at OLMSTEAD’S.
Notice.
HE Copartnership heretofore existing be-_
tween the subscribers, under the nameand
firm of Camp & Kennard, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
SAl\'I‘L R. P. CAMP.
» JAMES KENNARD.
Norwalk. Nov. 3. 1848. 45‘
Stuart's syrup Molasses...
'1‘. L. at -J. R. PECK.
l easy. For further particulars enquire of
ment. A good title given and paymentlmadir
Han-
ford Davenport or \Vm. L. \Varring. New Car
nann, or of LEVVIS S. BENEDICT.-
Norwalk,lNov-. 3,1848.-
FGR SALE;
PAIR of woeking oxen and 15 horses,-for’
sale by the subsci'iber's.- _ _ . _ _
PECKS 8: QUIGrLEY,-
So. Norwalk, Sept. 25th, 1848.
Ri-.m’ov:iI‘.« , _ _ , _
VHE subscriber has removed his stock ofl
Groceries, Paints. Oils,~ &c'.- from’ the‘
Bridge to Centreville',-about midway between‘
the Bridge and South N-orwalk Landing-, oppo-‘
site his dwelling house. He intends to keep a‘-
good assortment of family groceries, flour, &c'.-
Also, of Paints, Oils, Glass, l3rushes,_&c. &c.-
A share of paironage'is res_pectfully solicited.
Joan S. Sammis.
Centerville, (Norwalk,) Oct. 18, 1847.
R A N ll) L1-}__& A_I§AY-1‘lI0ND’S
seat and Gap Store,
WEST SIDE 'rI1‘t«: BR1'D‘G'E.-
l’ ‘HE subscribers would in_forin_ the‘ public‘-
that. they havejust received fi'i_')'_ii'i'_th'e city‘:
one of the lziigeist a'ssort'me‘nt's of Silk Hats and‘
Ca ps of every desc'ri’pt'ion. cvei‘ brought‘ into’
this town, which they are‘ prepared tosélll, at-
priccs which will give entire satiisiiictiont We'_.
would also call attention to our a’ss’oi'tm‘érit' of
Palinleaf, Straw and Panama Hats for si';gn-
mer wear. Also a large assortment} or F_i.ii"
Haisbfour own making, which we warrant. as‘
very superior. Tliosc in want of a flat will
do well to give us a'call. Any person buying a‘
hat of us can liavet-'lie‘ same I-rouecl over at any’
time free ofcharge‘. A
Norwalk, April 18, 1848.
60.000 Fruit Trees.
cliarding, large and thrifty, in Lyon's
nursery at Byra in Bridge, GreeI'1wicl_1,l Ct., one‘
mile east of Port Chester. fortne_rly Suylvpitg
consisting principally of Apple, Pear,-‘Chen‘y'
and Peach. All grafted and warranted to beat‘
the kinds recommended. Purchasers are ex-,
pecteil to select for themselves.- All commit-'
nicatious will be addressed , , _ _
_ SETH LYON,
Port Chester, YVesfches'ter Co. N; Y.
P. All orders left with C. J. Grinan willl
be punciually l'orwarded'. 7m4‘0‘.
E, lDDi'..EBROOK’S ALMANACS‘ for‘
1849.——Just received and for sale by the‘
gross,-dozen'oi" single, by F. BRADY,‘-at his‘
Jewelry store‘. ‘ , _- _ _ _
Beware of a spurious’ articic. the calendar of
which pui~pori.s to he the same as Middlebrook’s.~
Norwalk, Oct. 9th‘, 1848.»
India Rubber Slioes;
. GOOD assortment of men; women’ iuidl
A children's of the most improved style, iulfi
received and for sale cheap in , _ _ ,
CHAS. T. LEONARD.
No‘. 1} Main Street.
For Sale. . ‘R
for sale cheap. '
} fiat rate article for sale by “
T. \L. at J. R. PECK.
A Two HORSE PEDDLING wxoou
. cnnns rand:
VEHVENTY THOUSAND now fit for-or-‘ *
Norwalk Chronicler