C.u.iroiii\'iA.——Tlie' steamer Pliiladelpliia ar-
rivr-d at New York from Chagres on Friday.
night, with $1i.000.000 in gold. This lll'l‘lVi_ll;
also places us" in possession) of painful acc/nunts
of aniirchy at Sacramento City, betweeli the
sqiiattcis and lancfliolc/crs. The dispatch from
wlricli we collate is of the 14th of AD‘gllSt.—.
The dispatch begins,—
The news which the Serator brings from
Sacraincnto is exciting in the extreme. Riot.
and death rule the hour! The long expected
collision between the land helders and squat:lei's
hasat last taken place The batt.le has begun—
God knows where and when it will end! ,
“Capt. V_an Pelt, of the Se nator. has furnish-
ed us with the following information : an armed
body ofthe Squatters proceeded tlirough the
streets about: 1;‘. yesterday, and were intr>.rupt-
edby the authoi'it;i es and opposed by portions
oft.lie citizens. /Au allray soon coininenccd
and the city \\'ilS/'/ttl'0LlSetl to arms. Mayor
Biglow was sh in three places, and died in
fifteen m’ tes after. J. \V. VVoodlanrl, City
-Assess r, was shot dead, and several citizens
killer aurl wounded.
Our correspondent. informs us that Dr. Rob.
insoo, the leader of the squatters, was shot.
through the head. His Horse was first killed
under him. Several of the squatters wr-re
killed and wounderl. Their ranks were swollen
from the 60 first engaged in the al'l'ray ton body
of armed men, numbering between 700 and 800
befrire the Senator left. The ker-pers of gam-
ing houses and sporting men generally sided
with the real estate owners, orcitizeiis proper.
A tremendous force was fast. accumiilating.
The war continued to rage as the Senator
left. The discharge of lire arms was heard
in every part of the city. Wlartial la\v liris been
_proc.'aimed. and the excitement is intense
Ltlirougliout. Sacreineiito.
The Gold Iluzter having on board Liout.
Gov. McDougal, came to Benica last evening,
and was to return iinmerliately with troops and
arms.
.Courier.s have been started"to San .l ose. and
the Governor \vill probably repair at once to the
scene of riot.
Our military citizen companies in the State
will probably be i'efpiired to march under arms
to Sacremento.
Itappears the squatters were proceeding to
liberate two of their party (:oi'iliue(] on board the
prison ship, where they had been committed
the day pi‘evi0us, when they were conlroiitcd
by Mayor Biglow aiirl members of the Corpor
atiou.
by a clrince bill.
bled at the corner of J. and Ninth sts. in
delibei'atioii,1in.d it\ as feurcrl an attempt would
be made to destroy the city by lire. Slierit'l'
Illcliiiiiiey was shot tlirough the arm.
A littlr girl was wounded in the street
The squ.ittei's were asserti-
SXG-VOR BLITZ. the inimitable Magician is
to exhibit at Sc-.l,lr’.ck’s Hall, next week. See
arlvcrtiseiiiciit.
H.n'.\'.~\u.——By the CrmacZu’s news, given in
ziizoilrer part ofihis paper. it. will be seeii that
the ini.-'ci'e-ant I-layuau. Gr-neral known. for in-
human cruehy to the conquered Hungarians,
as she “' Butcher," has been inobbr.-d by the
populace of London, wliere ho wits making a
Great Novelty! ' i
’ 'E'1re.'I=earned. Canary _Bi_rd_s_!
_ Venntrilloquisxn. a1iid.Air~.t!,;=1 .
For Two Evctiiiigs and One’ Al~'tcr-noon only,
I AT IIIARINE’ iI~I.'~\-'LL.'=' " .
'c;%‘.i»£t..'-_‘;5=m._‘wc-v::i.<> EF3E€tGE..,
announces his New and Entpi_'_t_aiii-
on at the above place. on ’I‘uesrlay
Evening, -and \Verliresday Atiernooii and Eve.
ning October the 1st and 2d.
The Learned Canary Birds will go thro__ugh
their truly astonishing and -highly pleasing
performances.
The Ventriloquisin will
de5(_;t'll)ll()ll.
' Arlniissioii-—-‘25 cents, Children half price.
Doors open at 7 o’clock—to coinmenee at half
past 7, in the evening. and 3 o'clock in after-
noon. 39
'~ ALT IVIICADOVV At A !lcti0ll.--
\Viil be sold at Public Auction. on Satur-
rlay the 5th day of October next. at 4 _ o'clock,
P. M. about one acre of Salt Mearlow, belong-
ing to t.lie estate otithe late Samuel Brown, de-
ceased, fivoi=ably lociited on the \Ve.-it side 01'
the harbor, half 21 mile from the Bridge and
easy of access. J.-\r\Il-‘.3 Ili~:i-:1), Auctioneer.
Nor walk, Sept. ‘.23. 1850. 12:39
District. of [\.‘orw:ilk. ss. Probate Court, Sept.
20, ls:‘:3()—l-J.-tate of 1-Icnry I-I. Sci/mour,
late of the town of Dublin, in the county of
ol Franklin and State oI’Oliio:
Tlir-. Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk hath liiniterl and allowr-d six months
l'rom the date here-ol'. for the Creditors of said
Estate. to exliibit their claims for settlement.
Tliose who neglect. to present their accounts
propr-rly attested, within said tiine, will be de-
barrcd a recovery All persons indebted to said
estate are requcsterl to make. inirneiliat.e pay-
ment to SELLECK Y. S". JOHN,
Ar/noin2'slr(z/or.
New Canaan, September 20, 18-3() 3t"*‘3i)
.'EBea2-d.§?eg and flay School.
F It YOUNG LADIES—Norwal/c, Cl.
]_l~[r.s. Louisa A. Smil/2., Prirrcipal.
V H E \Vinter session comi'nr~.nces on the
first \V ednesrlay of Novoiiibcr. Terins——
For Board, and washing, Tuition in the Eu-
glish brtinr,-lies, Music on the Piano or Guitar.
l)i'awiiig, Painting, Frencli anrl Latin l:riigii:i-
ges——.$l()t) per scssjriii of live months—witliout
lllll.~’lC $80 per session.
Day Scho|ai's—Eiig'iisli sturlies aurl music,
$112 perqi.‘.:ii'tei'. Eiiglisli studies alone, primit-
ry, $4-—liiglior per quartet‘.
.Nt)l'\\’illl{, Sept. ‘.24. I350.
Raymond & Ptfiead.
II’/iol-:’sale and Retail Draicrs in
Gt-occrie s, Provision 51 Sec.
—%_:a_r\\r'lN(}t:ilr‘eri the store No. Q \Vatei‘
- strr-cl‘, ('-.‘.'c:_4t side of the brirlgo,) would
nzspectlully lllll)l‘lll the inhabitants ol'ihe town
ol'Noi-walkanrl vicinity. that. they have and
intend lrr;-eping on hand the runs. P?\'l(_‘.tl.‘5lVP. as-
sortment 01' Gi‘oci'ics. Provisions, Flour. Fecrl,
C-roclrery, Glass. \Voorleii, and \Villow warn,
&c. evei'before oll'err-.r,l to the rritizeiis of this
place; which they will sell foi CASPI, at pri-
ces £!i(1lr:rzn.no/,fr/il [0 please.
"“’ The public are respectfully invited to
2
respectful ly
ing Exhibiti
I
be 01 the most amusing
38
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call and examine for tliemselves. 38
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V‘ Will‘) F.-\lPt AND CATTL SHO \-V of
the Fairlir-.lrl County Agriciiltnral Society
will be. held at Brirlgr-port. on \Verlriesday and
Thursday. the 2d and Sr] of Otrlolior. The
various kinds of stor.-k will be e.\'liibite(l on
\Vc(liiesrl:iy at the Show Gi'r)iiiirl on Bi'o:i(l-st‘.
The plowing tnalcli will take place on Thui‘s-
day inorning at 10 o'clock. nr-.a r the city.
The .—\rl:li'r-ass will be rlolivr-.i'crl at Elm Grove,
by \Vm. D. llisliop, Esq at ‘3 o’r.-lortk. P. Al. on
'l'liiirsrlay. The Vdl'l:lll:< pmrliicts ril'A'__{i‘ir-i.il-
titre, Hoi'tlL‘iiltiii'r-. and l4‘loi'ar:ultiii'r~, to,'_'clliei'
coiitinrics sixlceu weeks. .
of Pliysirz.
and Practice of Si.ii'gr-.i'y.
Physiology.
and Tlierapr-iitics.
Graduation,
str>arl"s School will r:oiiiriience on 'l.".ir~..-riiiy, the
lirst. day ol October iicxt.
FOR S.&.IaE A-T -fi'.¥.C'.7i.7'I{(9Nl,
Valiuab l_e MEIR and ‘Landhs.
31’1'7‘W1L ’1.'0N. 9'1’.-.» =
HE undei‘signerl, as ..a Cqrniiiitte,
Varian, a._luna,ti_c. l'iiis3_l.ry. *foi'e,closrii'e of
Mortgages, .l)e(:riine:tlie-own_er’in fee and is new
dwelling house and out,br'.iildings, at ‘George-
town 't_ll'l|l'e:tll(l,. lately owned jiiirl -now iutlie,
occupancy of John‘ S. Taylor‘. This farm con-
tains forty aci'e's"~ ’of.§excell,eiit _.lanrl, —ex!eII'ding
froin the top of the mountain across the Su;_{ai'
Hollow Road and the N_orwalk River.‘to the‘
road from Norwalk to Dahbury on the east: side
of said liirm. On the premises is a Stone Fac-
tory. 4() by 30 feet, three stories liigh. withlhe
ll'ltl(:lllll(~ll"}-’ ~t.hei-ein, formerly»used l'oi iiraking
Satiiictts. -The present wheel is 13 feet., but
at it small expense, the head and i"allol' the
r\'orwalk River can be increased to 27 feet. It.
is about 4 1-2 miles sootliei-ly of the. Reservoir
on the Norwalk Pr.vr>r, (called Smith’s Pond.)
l'rom which pond of about 80 aci'es, 28 feet of
water can be drawn out. anrt the power is en-
.(ll1V|'lllg and sufficient. in the driest seasons to
run the Factory the whole year.
On the F::rin, there is it two story Dwelling
House. 30 feet square, with lintels; also a new
Barn and out buildings., _The Railroad from
Norwalk to Danbriry is under contract. to be
complete‘(l within one year, and runs within a
IOU feet of said Factory and Dwelling.
This property will be sold at the Dwelling
House on the. same, at Public Auction, without
i‘esr».-rve, to the higliest birlrler, in one or more
parcels. on the 30th «lay ol Scpteiiiher, inst, tit.
12 o’cluck. at noon of that day. The terms of
sale will be 20 pr cent, to be paid in cash or se-
cured by aii approved note at. the sale, anrl the
residue to be paid on the 1st of April, 1851.
when ii pg-.i liecttitle, free from all incuinbrance.
will be given , or if the purchaser desires it,
50 percent of the piircliase money can reinaiu
on the premises on inortliage liir 5 years, at 6
per cent. interest. Full possession ofthe farm
and all the bui dings will be given on the (lay of
sale. For iiiiorrnation, i'eli--.i'eiico can be had
to Geo. G. Bis/top. Agent. of tlic Muion ]l7anu-
/rzc£u.'r2'.n,g' Conzpanp at Norwal/r: J. B. l"a'ri'i's,
Esq, of Stan/_jin'cl; John S. Taylor. on the
])l'(éllll.'~‘(-ES; J. IV. Tutti/2/iriris. Esq. of \Vliite
Plains, \Vc-st Chester (Iounty. N. Y., or to the
subsci-ibcr, near Dcarinan, \-Vestchester, Coun-
ty, N. Y.
c
R.
L .r_\I‘\
..2.o
JAMES ACKE
~ 1850. -.
Dalcrl Sept. 1,
Eaost.
(} N \Verlnesday. the 4th inst. it patent
lever Gold \Vatch, with an old ribbon at-
taclicd to it. \Vlioever may have, or shall lli;rl
the same. aiirl rr-tiirn it to t.he subscriber. shall
be liberally rewarded.
M. DUI-"t.~\l.ԤD.
Nora.-nllr, Sept. 9172, 18.50. 38.
Efleciiczal Emstitute of Essie ‘Jc~'.l=-
liege.
NE\V I-“1AVEZ\", CONNECTICUT.
The rzourse of Lcctiirr-s C0tl'IIll(‘l'l(:(‘- annual-
ly on the last. Tliursday of Septeii'ibei', anrl
Iii-J.\'J.—\.\llr\' SiL1.i.\i.-\.\', M. D. LL. D., on
Clieinistry and Pli:.ii'iii:i(2y.
ELI lvi-Ls. M. D., on the theory and Practice
.lo.\'.Ir'rii.-\.\' KNi(;:i'r. M. D., on the Principles
Ti.‘.io'riir P. Bi-;i-ziis, \I. D. on Obstetrics.
CIIARLES I:'I()OKl‘2R. M. D., on Anatomy and
I‘.lE.\'RY l3noxso.\', M. D.,on Materia Medica
l'.(—.ct.ure fees‘, 50. Matriculation, $5.
CI»-I.~\S. HOOKER. Dean.
Sept. 1850. prliltf)’
'53-(‘Ia
Pu) ~:J~.L-
Seiecs eel.
The Fall and ‘.Vint('.i' tci'iu of ;‘i,li's. Olin-
Pai'ciits who (on-
e‘oI'”J:ine _
in possession of the farin‘ of‘ land.’-factoi‘y,'_
li-..i'r=.cl for stile.
our Strivrrs and prices l)r~l'oi-e purchasing.
ll,
arlniiisi-ti':itioii ?.(.‘(0!,llllI to this Court. liii'ar_l-
i
I
.lll(‘.l."llli day of Sept, l8.")0.iii S) o’clls, lill‘(‘ll()()ll;
as
IS, Nonflin fhll operation, doing an extens
ive bus
Fall; Dry
' Consisting of a vero great variety of the most approved andfashionable goods, in fact, per-
sons may here find as large and well selected a
the State, those who do not. believe it, let t.heiii come and see.
prietorv to keep every article ever called for in
very best quality.
Goods just couie to hanrl.
Come and
You can‘ look \vit.h'out; charge. as the most polite attentions will be paid to all who visit this es-
tablishmeut.
Also, a good assortrnsnt-of *
ctr dltoiiss as/345 €'ni~gseto°ng.‘
And the latest fasliion of Hats and Caps.
"September 51/1... 1850.
WILLIAM E.
Prism-‘.0na.b.le. 1
stabiishmeut, 1
seesaw.
H0 35 HOW l)?'6PNI'<’»tl t0 Ollie!‘ smite great bargains in the Dress Goods line.
-5’-‘lll19|""1 b|.ll¢~‘\V'0l'Sl;9ll.0|' CUNOH GHf_3<l>‘. Of‘ G-‘very description ; also. a splendid assortment of
Ili‘-read Laces and -ludgiiigs, Bonnet Ribbons, .$atins and Velvets for Hats. Gloves, Hosiery and
Shfiwls, an extensive assortment. It would be impossible to give any idea of the kiiids of
JRAYMONDSW
ine-ss. The Proprietor is new daily receiving his
Goods
Ssortvneut‘, as cau.be founrl in any other store in
It is the intention of the pro-
the Dry Goods line, from the cheapest to the
see them.
\VILL1.~\M E. RAYMON D.
1NVOhHEiNO.1.
‘ ,1’ - r _ _ I . ‘ . . . . .
HAS‘. Nolw in Sioie anrl ready foi insper.tron the most extensive assortment. of Rich, Fancy..
.inr ..~tap.c Dry Goods ever ollei-ed, consistiiig of Dress Silks, Cashmeres, Do Lanes, Alpac-
cas. Thibet Cloths, Giiigliains. Prints, Shawls
V - . -
It ancy anrl Alilliiiary Goods, Cloths, Cashme
wear—an endless assortment.
". . , r .- - - ,
C.iiii.ige_Clotlis land lhiiiiiiiiiigs, b1Lislins.J.iiies, Fla nnels, by the Bale or Case, at manu-
lll(3l|.l.ll'l‘.S prices aiiri in fact every zirticle that can be cal erl for in an extensive Dry Goods es-
tabri.-:lirnr=.nl all ol which willbe sold at prices that will rlely comnetction all are i'eqrrest.ed
L
to call and examine my goods.
in all their \’itl'lell(‘..~‘..
res and Vestings, Goals for Gents and Ladies
C. J. GI.-lUM.».\N.
35.3.‘! 5%
E.
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‘WE l...5.%"”7
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NJ
I\'oi‘wal/5, Sept. S)!/2, 1850.
_ 4-.
7)si’,r.='i~/ Q/' f\’orr-t‘r.'l.’.', 3.3. I’/'oba/e Court, Sept.
It’-‘:30. _i££.r-ifrtic r)/'1'.‘[[iu[ Dc ["0/'c.s‘l, la/c if
Weir: ’c'r.*arz.r.=i:, in suit/' j')i.>'.‘rict u’e«:cu.s'r-r/.
Oiini-ziri-:o——Tliat, the exr=r:i.ttoi' exhibit his
i.i::!i::r=.i:l‘, at the 1’i'obat'o Otfir-(3 in .\'orwalk, on
“t”
Sealer Scenes,
VER oll'ei'erl in in.s ,.~...cr.-., has just been i'c(:cive:l from Troy and Albany. and are now of-
’l'hr se in want of Stoves, will liiid it to thr-ir intr-re.-At. to call :in(l cxainine
LUCKWOUD, I-lA1GIl'I‘ A’. CO.
l's~."a31 and. 'i.=‘€}':§2iiJ.tei.' ry ends‘
I‘ll"_l‘CilCOCl'\' & LE.-\DlllC. PER,
N0. 3347 B3'o;‘.r.'.‘vs’is
("-oa. or Li~:o:-nun S'ri>.i-:'::‘- N. Y.
-. "5 A VIE now in store. and a. e ire ml‘(‘.i'I to
. . , I I
*1 E.» sr-rve r:~ii.stoiiicrs with all kinds, and now-
_uains at our store.
cheap Carpet Iistabtishment
' ‘No. 99 Bowery.
.so1};’s_,v;o_/‘lplesqle and Eclqil Slore.
I,"AMlLIE~;S and l1.9f“.§8k9°l‘9"5~ tarnished at
wbo'lesale'pr-ices..: : - 7. '
- . ;[.is'r OI-‘< BRICKS. _ -«
Eiiglisli Three Ply Carp-'et,.'7s.‘t'q
.Do. .. *Double Superfine, gs,
Dnigblelngraiii Car-p,et;, 6s. '
Common Car~pets,r6d.-and la," . v
Stair do Qd. anrl as, 2
Brussels Stair,‘6s. and .8s.
Adelaide Mats,.6s..and is.»
Large Tufted Rugs, 29. '
Do Axmiiiistei'. 43.“
Door Mats, 6(l._and 4__s. ~
Table Covers, 8_,s.. 1'2s., and 205.
English Floor Oil Cloths, 3 tee: to
wide. 3s,. 45., .5s., and 8s, per yard.
Engllsll Di-uggets. 8s." (id., and (is,
\Viu_r]_ow Sliades, 8s. to 40s. ' ‘
HIRAM ANDERSON.
No. 99 Bowery,
24 feet
25
"_"',l.‘o' a Discerning ’ Ptmlic.
SQIIIE TfIING NE W!
WE_ have; been doing-
husiiiess in this commu-
nity for ten years. We
are grateful for the very
-\ liberal patronage bestow-
. ed upon us, and we trust
\‘ our customers have been
well saiished with bar-.
We purcliase our goods for-
c.\sH—.,-and our vents and store expenses are such
that we can sell goods less than "city stores can
atlbrd them We have enlaiiged our store, and
now have the greatest variety and. the l,a_i;g-esli;
stock of goods in Fairfield County VV'e will
make it tliciiitcrest for people in the adjoining
towns to come to Norwalk,' ‘ ‘
We have purcliascrl the right of selling, and
have on hand, a new and beaiitiful Patent Flint
Enamel V/are. This ware is perhaps the most
beautiful and durable, for the price,_ever inadg,
WATCHES,’
We keep constantly on hand the largest assort:-.
meat of all kinds of Gold arid Silver Watches
we have ever liadwmauy kin__ds at about lialftliein
lbriner prices, Who would not Iiqve a v_vatch 3
SILVER VVA_RIi1_.
Purchasers will find it much to their interest
to purchase Silver of us, where you can have it
warrmizczl and engraved at the same time and
price. We have Silver Cups. Forks, Tea, and
Table Spoons, Butter Knives, Ladles, &.c. Al-
so, a great variety of Galvanized Work, very
good and cheap, ' '
Gm
BRUSIIES, &.c.
Hair, tooth, cloth, Ilcsh, dust. and bath brush-
es—a great variety of Wasliing and Shaving
Soaps; do. I-lair Oils; Tooth Powder-—-a fine
article; llack and Dress COIItbS..—n0VV' patterns;
Purses, Porliuoiinics, Wallets. SLO. '
ACCORDEONS,
A very large lot, with Instruction Rooks. so
any child can learn music. Any quantity of
Loo/ring G/asses; Clocks, warraiiied,' for $2:
Tea be-.irds,Cake Baskets, Casters, Tea Pots,
Pocket Knives, Scissors, ‘I able KDIVCS and
Forks, &.c.. '
LIGHT ! LIGIIT ! ! LIGHT! ! !
We have made arran5_:einents to sell all kinds
of L./LMPS, and shall keep the most extensive
assortment in the County, We invite attention
to our Burning Fluirl and Fluid Lam )s=a beau-
tiful, clean light; You can try it on return the
Lamps if you are n -t satisficrl. A great. variety
cl" Glass Caurllcsticks and Lamps, Girandolcs,
Flower Vases, &c. '
WILLOW VVARE.
Fancy work baskets, fancy baskets. for chil-
dren, toy crarllus, together with a great variety
of Faimy Articles.
86-» Mr. L. CLARK will give his entire atten-
tion to repairiiig all kinds of Watches. All kinds
of Eiigraving bc:iutit'ully done. Jobbing done"
at the shortest notice. We invite the attention
of the public to our stock, in quantity, quality
and price. CH.‘\llLES E. DIS.BIlOW,
Norwalk, Aug. 10th, 1850,
Erilzenesses of Children
'1'a/cert in from THREE to TEN Secomls.
AUS'I‘E-N has just procured a Camera ex-
Fivc L_,a.1:ge_SIz_a'zo flooms at Hl§iA}l1:AND£R.‘- .
with tlltlllUlll(3ll]l'PS. rloirir>st.ic and general, will
be r+xliiliitcr_l at: the City Hall lor two (lays.
lii adrlition to the above tlir-re wil be various
curiosities seiit. from the Miisrtiiiiis ol’ P. T.
,larnum. Esq. The oli'ir:ci's are exerting
t':ir-mselvos to excel, it prissilile, all further ox-
ieniplate scnrliiig their chilrlreu to this school. 9st and busr “vim C1.
will of rzoiirse avail l.ll(‘ll'lS(.‘l‘.’t'9S of the opeiiing ' ' ‘ '” ' "
of the tr--.rin. Mrs. O , is preparer] for the re-
ception of either Boarding or Day scliolars.
Tiiiiioii per quarter for day scliolars. froin
3'3 50 to For Board anrl 'l"irition. $30.
and that all p<=i'sr>:is llll(’.l'P.s‘lt€(l in said Estiite.
may‘ be iiotzliorl tlir*.i'eol', the said cxeci.itor‘ will
cause this ordr-.r to be piilili.-:l‘ie(l in ii ii(:wspapei'
prinierl in Fnirlicld County, and post it copy
lliercoi' on the sign post in said New Ca naaii, at
least ten days br-forr-. said 28th day of St“l)l'l‘.'J!l-
pressly for taking the Likenesses of
(:lllltlI't‘=I]. Ills sharled Sky-Light; is so arrang-
ed that a. person with weak eyes can have
their likeness taken in ii most perl'ect manner,
without tlistorting the features. Family
groups can be taken in an almost incredible
short. timr-..and Wtll‘l't1tlI6(l to give perfect satis-
visit. It. seenis that the ll2ll'(,l-llsled working
men grit hold of the (lastarrlly wrr--tcl,1 ati(l
knocked his but .over his lace, pulled him down
and dragged him by his niozrslac/ic through the
32:!
--xa
Frail at ‘.Vi‘mteir Dress Goods,
which tliey will sell at great lizirgaiiis. Their
stoci-. einhraces Frenr-.li Meriiios and C:ish-
etnurll. He oiiily saved liimscll" fiioni .(’..'§t.t‘(3lllC- in.-.i-i--3, of ever-_-,r rlesiialile sliarle and quality.
33 Pai'ain:ittas, or Cobnig Cloths, of various col-
violence by running for dear life and hiding
liimsclf.
Tiir: QuicKi«;s'r PASS.-\Gl-2 i-:vi~:r. l\I.i\I)l"..—-(PIIP.
U. States steamer Pacific a rrived at her
"\Vliarl' -iii New York on Saturrlay afternoon at
sevr-u o’clocl<, al:tr~r a passage of Ian clays and
five hours. being the qiiickes trip ever made
across the Atlantic by about eleven hours!——
The Pacilir;‘s news is six days "later than re-
ceived ‘by the Canada, but nolhin‘g~.0f any great
importance.
f \Ye are indebted to the Hons. Truman
Smith and T. B. Butler, for public docuuieiits.
Cattle Show anzlfair at Briclgeport——see
nclvertiseiiient.
Exchange Cotfce House, Boston.-
This extmisive establishnir-nt has long enjoyed
a high reputation as a first class house. while
business men from all quarters have for years
given it the prel'r.-reiice over any other Hotel.
on account of its central situation, in the ini-
nierliate neigliborliooil of the Banks. Post Of-
fice, Custom Hoitsc, Insurance Ollices, aiirl a
great portion oftlio wliolesale trade of the city_
Its accominotlatioris are excellent, its table one
of the best in Boston, while the price of board
is only one dolar a day. Those who try it
-oiice are sure to do so again.
N. York Cattle Market, Sept. 1'7.
Ollererl, 1600 lieeves, 130 cows and calves, and
10,000 sheep and lamb;-*.
The market cas been ratlicr more active ; prices
firm, with an arlvoncc in the lower grarles, closing
with fair deinanrl at $Ia'hii8 per cwi. 20!) un.-‘old
Cows and Calves. rather niedcratc at last quota-
tions. ranging train '20 to 42 50.
Sheep aiirl Lariib.-'—'l‘lie market continues quite
active. and prices at our last ligurcs——sliecp at l 25
2 5i’), 3 50 to $5. L.iuibs 786 to :2 75 and 3 5U—
Q00 iiiisold.
Marrled.
In Bethel, Sept. I2, Ebenezer '1‘. Lane and Sa-
rah B. Wilrlinaii.
In llrooklielrl. rlth inst. by Rev. E. Sanford, Ile-
iner Wilrlinaii aiirl Betsey M. Barlow.
In I):inbiir_v. flth inst. by Rev Mr. Huntington,
Charles C. i\l’Clo.-ky ol'N. Y. and Mriry A. San-
ford of Litchlield.
Died.
In Redding on the 21st, Samuel J. Collins,agcd
4:3 _\'ears.
In this briroiigli, Sept 19th, Joseph. aged 3 mos.
sou ofJo.-'epli Shepherd
In F'.iirlirelrl. 13th. Sturges Thorp, aired 54.
In New I-laven, 19th, Win. G. Hooker, Esq.
(38 years.
In Bridgeport, 14th inst Samuel C. Boardman
aged 59.
In Newtmvn, 8th iust., Mr. Thomas S. Northrop,
aged 79 years.
In Danhiiry, Aug :2:'itli, \Vi(low Sally Portal’.
aged 51 ; on the 8th. Lydia '1‘. wd. ol' the late Capt
Ezra Gregory, iigcrl 76.
‘In Gi'r:ciifir:l_d on the 2d inst. Hull Bradley, in
his 8ls_t. year.
1'’: I
Ready iwade Clothing.
UITABLE for Fall and ‘Winter wear———
Mens and Boys sizes, for sale cl:eap at
MO_ULr'l_‘0N’S.
I Vi/estpo;'t,'Sept. 23,1250.
liihilioris. Larlics who coirtribulre to the exhi-
bition will i'er'cive a l'rr--.e ticket rifiirliiii.-z.-siriii.
Fat‘-t:r‘.i's, ;\I:iiiril'ar:trirr~.i's. and Artizans, will
do wr-ll to comp:--.te for the preuiiiiuis The
prciiiiiiins will be rlr»-i:larerl at 4 rfclock on
'l‘liursrlay-—al'tcr wliir-.h articles may be re-
moved. Arliiii-sion 125 cents. 38
.lOl:l-N H. SHE l~l.\VL)U.D, Se(:i°et:ii'_\'.
3582‘! ‘Fall and ‘@5133?-.*’-ce.i.' €:"‘.‘-Gods.
L.-".R.GE supply just received, coiisistiug
of Larlies Dress Gririrls, such as
Lg/or.».c.~‘ Clot/L, fa.s'/rioiia./ill: colors, ’/7I.r'(.Z£.‘ll.’.’l lo
c:r'..’ra. _/inc. Frrmr:/1. Zl1'r'riu.orrs, z:c7‘_7/ (Z/l.(.‘(l.]7 ——-
Zlfuxlin do Laiacs, Iritcsl .~.-[.1//‘rs; plain (ask-
']ilL’l'!.’S ; Alpa.r.ca..9, all I_/aalilics an.-:2 cglors ;
C/ori/.7$7i_2's, Pa./‘czmatlas, IVOrs£r’(l I’Zaicls ;
Plaid L'énsr:_7/.s'.
Prints. all rlesirable styles, with a vai'iety of
Dress Goorls suited to the season. A lot, of
long and sqiiare Shawls. Bed l.ilttllls‘(‘.lS. ol'su-
pei'iorqnality, and cheap; Cra(llorlo., I-lorserlo.
Also. an (.‘.‘i()f‘llt‘.llt tissortnieii of Broadrzlotlis,
Cassiiiiei'r=.-', Siittiiielts. Keiitiicliy Jeans, c\‘c.
Also, Ve.-;tiii_r_rs of all qualities and kiurls from
the lowest priced to the best imported mi-,n’.-' and
boys garnients, cut tree of expciise. as usual.
S. MOULTON.
\Vr=.stport, Sept. ‘23. 18:3’). .
flame and ‘See.
- HE subscribrw has just received it large
and valuable assortment. of the latest.
iinproverl Cook and Parlor Stores. and a variety
of useful kitchen Fiirniture. Among which
iriay be found the fo|lowiiig,——Tlie Quincy,
Empire State, National. Sat-atoga Airtiglit;
At.wood’s Empire. Common Sense, All-Right;
and the Return Flue Cooking Stoves.
Of \Vood Air-Tight Parlor Stoves, The
./Etna, The Gothic, Fancy Air-Tiglit. Cottage,
and Races Celebrated Heat Regrilatrir.
Of Parlor Coal Bui'iicrs, fourteen rlill'erent
varieties and sizes, an(l lilieen ortwenty varie-
ties ‘and sizes of Shop Stoves and Furiiiices.
He has also samples ofDa_vy's Patent Sad
Iron Heaters, which for economy and conven-
ience caiinot be surpassed. Als3,a good as-
sortment ol Britannia,Jappein, Tin. Slieet: Iron
aiirl Copper \Vare. French and Eiiglisli
Knives and Forks of superior inaiinI'acturr-.
Yankee Notions. &c. dic-
Jobbing done as usual.at reasonable rates.
All orders punctually attended to. ‘
_ F. H. NASH.
South Norwalk. Sept. 24th, 1840.
“sssssmn.
Mrs. Tindall has removed to the late resi-
38
38
ways he kept. on hand, Sept, 17'.
To Rent,
iii ' “
C. E. DISBROW.
hand to Tune their Pianos, on Monday, Octo-
b-+r 7th. Price for tunr-ing, S1 50, repairs ex-
Hotcl. and at. the Store of Asahel Dickerinan,
S.iut'li Norwalk. N. B.——Mi'. D., will rein"ain
.lULl.»\ S. OL:\lS'I‘EAD.
r\orirar’7c Scpl.10. 15:30. 5l3'.7
"§'.‘..-"§.‘.‘%3.£"'a‘.. ‘Ii’ R.§k.§§‘i.§'fE5.
'i‘i'ri.c Cheapest C-:-econ’ yet!
E invite our frienrls to call and cxiiiiiiiie
our stock of G IIOCEHIES, as we in-
tend to suit " the people.”
-‘v
Our iiiot.to will be
-* Quick sales at small profits. Criiiic one, come
all! \V(-. will sell 1:/icr‘1_p,aii(l deal on fair prin-
(-iples,——Flr)rii', Sim:-ii‘, Mrilzisses, Tea, and all
kinds of goods, exrzliiiiigrerl for prorlucr-E.
\VlLLlAi'\1 S. BOIJTON.
Sou!/r Nora-al/:, July 251/2, 1850.
A M EIUCAN LVIUTUA L
Life Ensureance Company.
Capital $100,030,
I/ivc-stccl in Brmrls, .’lIort,grig'cs and Stocks.
Rates of Premium i'e(lri(:erl ‘.25 per cent. paya-
ble in casb,annually seiiii-aniiually oi quar-
terly.
fin
0.0
This Company Ii.ane Graiztcrl Over
2583 Policies.
The Insured are Meriilieis of the Company
and share the prolils equally. Dividends de-
clared annually on the 1st of January.
Ge2'tifi.ce;Ete B01‘ Profits
are traiisl'ei'ahle--ivill l‘(‘|)l'(;‘-Selli C A S H, secure-
ly inve.-'tr=.d. and _ not unpaid Prr-niium Notes,
as is the case in the Credit. Companies.
Policies
cannot be reducerl at rleatli, by having Premi-
uni notes deducted tlierelrom.
No California His/cs have been taken—nor will
extra-hazardous risks be assumerl—an(l no
clianges will be made in r;onr_li.ir:ting the busi-
ness ofthe company, which will impair the in-
terests of its present: policy ll0l(.ll:‘.t'S.
THE AMEIIICAN MUTUAL
IS 'ri1i-; ONLY
Perfectly Ffiutual Gompasay
in the c0uiitry—having but one class of l'llt.‘.tYl-
bers—one system of payments— no for-l'eit.ui'es
of proIits——aud no assr-.-ssinents ol'nienibers.
The public are invited to examine the Char-
tor, Plan of Operation, and Annual Report of
the Company. . ,
Qfjiccrs of the Company/.
Bi-:.\'J. SILLIMAN. Sr. loiuiis \Vii.cox.
Prcsiden/.. Vice Presiclcnt.
BE.\‘JA.\II.\' Nori-zs. Joan \V. Fircii,
Secretary. Trcaszn'cr.
Board of ']'rusIers:
Benjamin Silliinan VVillis Bristol
Norris \Vilcox John Dorrie
Henry Peck Lewis B . Judson,
Eli \-V. Blake James Punr‘lei'ford
John \V. Fitch James E. English
Josr-.pl4 E. Slielhelrl Lucius R. Finch
Sliermau \V. Knevals Edward ii Mitcliell
Ambrose L. .lordon Samuel Leerls
Cyrus P. Sinith George D. Phelps
George Hall Frerleiick T. Peet
Ofihe 2.500 policies which have been issued
by this Company, but 28 have been granterl
to persons resirling out of New England and
the State of New York. « Total losses in 1850,
$1,000,
‘ Rcfcr to
Charles Isaacs,
E. B. Bennett,
',l‘. \Varner, Jr.
C. Bissell,
Chas. E. Disbrow,
Chas. C. Belts,
Geo. A. Bissell, VVm. C. Street‘,
G. D. Jennings, George A._D:ivei‘-p01‘|‘_,
Di‘. Sillllltfll S. Noyes, N. Canaan.
GEORGE A. BISSELL, Agent.
dence of Stoplien Mott. Esq., where she will
continue the Millinery business as usual. A
good assortment. of :\’lillinery Goods, will al-
AND poosession given immediately.
several rooms suitablel'or a small family
over the store of the subsci-iher. i
Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
M r. Decker respectfully inl'ormsthe citizens
of Norwalk and vicinity. t.liat he will be on
tra. Persons residing out of the village. will
be charger! extra. according to time and place
of residence. Orders receiverl at the Norwalk
in Norwalk 4 days only. E. B. DECK.ER.
New l’0”r.7r:, September 16, 1850. 38
DR. S. LYNES, Medical Examiner.
her.
(lay, the ‘ldtli inst. at 7 P. M}, in the biiseineiit.
ol' the Baptist i\lr.-sting I-louse.—-Tlie system
ol iiistrctioii is new. yet; tlioi'oiiglil_y trie-rl, and
proves that it is well calciilaterl to liicilitate be-
ginners, irioirling l‘.!.'-lily ofthe (lllll(3llll'l(“-S wliir,-.li
they liiid so troublesoii‘ie. at the saute time ena-
bling them to rr-ad niiisir: more readily. As
of interest. may be expr.-ctr:r.l. as well as a more
l':rvorab‘c oppoi-trinity for cultratiiig a correct
style of singing.
the study of Miicic, easily and correctly, as
lllt-'.llls‘PlV(*.S of this opportunity.
of the coiirsr-.. the trains, and the plan of iii-
struction will be inarlo known.
of the public is solir-iterl by
'.i‘I-.‘“.=2:irtri:m"s Eatent Eli sax. Eliazamel
stock, with the sole ri;.;ht of the sale of that
ware, in this place, (the rlr-uiand for it being
so gi'e:it, aiirl not liaving room enough to keep
an tlsS()l'l|l’l8llI, I was coiiipellr-.rl to sell out‘,)
Tliey have a lijrrge and well l'uri;islic(l store,
a
I
of this \Vare on hand._ I clicerfullg, recou-
38
(J i;oii(.'i-‘. A. D.-\vi~:.\'ro'ir'r, .l ridge.
Singing Sci-:i.ec~E.
VEV HE subscriber ]ll’t)ll0Sl-‘S to open 1] School
IL for iiistructioii iii Sr-ciilar M usic, on Satur-
Secrrlar Music will be used. an unusual tl(*.gl'e'.(-I.
Those who desire to pursue
well as on niorlerate terms, will do well to avail
’J,‘he llt'::t. eve-
ning will he gi'alLtitous, aiirl open to all who
iiuiy wish to attend. at wliich time the length
The l)atii'0nago
M. PI-lO\VlT'l‘.
prl2l38
H
V»--«I-at/~ Rant. 17. 4850.
K
‘titers. ~
ILL hereafter lm sold by LOCKWOOD,
Il.—\lGIlT (3.: Co.,who have purcliaserl my
VJ
ind will for the liitiirelreep a good :issrii'l'imiiit
inenrl the public to call-
(‘.HAl’rLF.S DlSBRO\V.
‘fiiazzt-ed
E OUIiLlEYl\‘l EN, on Boys’ Fudge Bi‘-mans,
at Flliil. D I*lENDll.lCi('S,
Qanbury and Norwzalk Rail
ad.
OTICE is limeliy given to the subsci'ibei's_
to the Capital Stock of the Danbury andi
r‘\'oi‘\valk ,l:’r.ziili°rnrd Coinpany, that the Presi-
dent an(l l)ii'e-ctors at. a meeting held at. Nrii'-
walk, on the 13th (lay of Septeinber, l85l), ro-
led that an instalinent of 10 per cent, on the
Capital .-itnck, including the auiount pair} at the
time of subsci'ibin_2. be paid to the Trerisurer
on or before the Qlltli Oct, next.
And that l'urt.her instalments of 10 per cent,
be paid on or beforethe First Monrlays of De-
ceinber, .laniiary, February, March, April,
May, June, July, and August, next.
The sulisr'.i"ibers wsirliiig at Norwalk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to \Villiam S.
Ii
Lockwood. Esq., Assistant Treasurer.
Certilicates of Stock, and amount paid, will’
be ready at the time of payment of iustal-‘
Iilctils, fol’ (l(aliv(=.l'_\-'.
AARON SEELEY. Treasurer.
.Danbu'rr_i/, 1(ilh_.\'cprcmber. 1850.
@AND’S SA RS.-\PA.I’tI LLA. S. P. Tow n-
senrl's (lo, Olrl Dr. Jacob 'l‘ownsend's do.
Corbelt’s and Sliakers’ rln., B.ake’s Aromatic
Bitter.-, \Vi.-:tar’s Balsam if \Vil(l Cherry.
T,aylor’s Balsani of Liveflxir-t, and a Il0‘.I of
other Patent Medicines, too nriinerous t.o incu-
tirm. For sale by J. A VVEF. D.
31‘. Soieeiais Bysimitery Cordialf wood, Potash. Indigo,
Vilriol. Marlder, Hypernic,
SA FE and valuable mr-.rlicino, which has
_ perfoi'iiie(l man-y valuable cores, and may
be relied upon as a safe rciiiedy in the l'ollow-
ing cascs.—Dyseiitr'i'y, Cholera -Infaiiiuin.
Bil-lions‘, Wind and Painters Cholic. Sold by
‘ J- 5- WE-ED
v
,.
I
rirs; in appeai'anr:e anrl linisli iii-eel.-rely like
.‘.lcrino but of 0‘ll about lr ll‘ tl -' ‘ D V
. ._ . . . y. .i ie (.r).3l'.. J. init-
erl C.»islimrires aiirl De Lains, of the newest
arirl inosr. rlesirable patterns; Fi'eiicli. English
and Ai._:_iericaii Calirzocs; Silks of evoi'V kind :
l‘il'£lCll(§ Long and Square Sliawls; \Voolr~.n. oi
{ob toy do do; Canton Crape and Tliihrzt
Shawls; and Iiideed everytliing arlaptccl to the
Fail or \Vinler season, as well as to cvr-ry
other season of the year, making tbeit stock
one of the .
2.119 Largest in. .~; cw ‘Siesta,
and giving their attention pai'ticu_larly to there-
t.ail busiiie.-:s, being themselves in constant coin-
inunlcation with their r;r.istoriiei's, learn their
\Vi|UtS. and will supply them, if any pains, sad
the iiiarkets of this or an)" other country will
enable them to do so, In addition to their
EXTENSIVE ASSOPx.'l‘r\IENT OF
DR ISS GUOOS,
tliey have pi.ir(~.liased heavilv of I'lousewil'e rind
Family .»\rtir:les, and are pi'epai'ed to serve
lilieir ci.istoiners with t\Iai'seilles aurl Toilet
Qiiiltb; \Vini.lo\v Drapery r\'Iuslins, of which
they have very la rge and Sl)li‘.tlt,llLl assortments
Linen Sliceti-igs and Sliirtiiigs, D;imasks-
Diapers and i\apkitis, and indeed every kiiirl
oi Linen Goods, which tlicy orrlererl before the
i'cr:eiit arlvances in prices, and will sell
FULL 20 PER CL';‘~"1’ BELOIV TIIE
US UAL Jr’/I TES.
Also, all kinds of plain Cotton Goods. togetliei'
with \Vool~eii lllankets, Flaiinels, Canton Flati-
nols. and, in short. everyiliing a lady or l'ltlT.l~
ly can‘ waliiit. iln lllllfi Dfry Goods line, iiiciudiug
every run Flllt sy o o
lllciarzninng and I-Halt’ lllourniiiiig
Dress Goods
and ii full anrl pei'fr=.(:t assortnieiit of Gorilla-
nir=.n’s Under Sliirts, Di-awei's. Scarr"s and Cra-
vats, Silk arid Linen Pocket Ilaiidkei'r:liiel's,
Gloves. Sn-pendei's. H osiei'y',:Bi‘o:idclriths. Cas-
siineres, Vestiiigs, &r:.. 6%., at pl'lt;L’.S fa r be-low
the usual rates of Geiitleinetfs Furiiisliing
Stores. 37
To the Luxuryufieeszing Por-
tion: of the Gominunitgr.
7'7 I-IE Subscriber would take this method of
E iiiforniiiig the pub2ic that he has estab-
lished liiiuself at South i\'oi'walk. in the Ice
Crr.-am, Ct)llI‘H(:ll()t)t1l'_\-. and I‘i.t‘fl'eSllII1(3tlt Busi-
ness,anr.l uould be happy to wait upon those
who will favor him with a call, at a l hours of
the day and eveninw. He has fitted up private
rooms for the accommodation of Ladies. and
is pleased to state, that his kiiowlerlge of the
business was acquired at the well-known anrl
justly celebrated New York Garden, of wliir-li
the Hon. Mr. Coutoit was Proprietor anrl
Manager’; whose success alone is sutlicir-nt
to guarantee the excellence of his rlelicacies.
C. B. DAl{.T()lS.
N. B. Ice Cream at wliolesale and retail.
South Norwall~;. Aug. 2d, 1850. 3
0
cu
Bye Stufisl Bye Stufis!
O\.V receiving a large supply of Dye
Stuffs, consisting in part of Ilie following
articles: Logwoorl, Nicwoorl, Fustic, Cam-
Copperas, Alum. Blue
Red Wood, Ver-
digris, &r:. &c.
l Also. on lianrl it good supply of every article
' in the D,-'ors and Manufacturer-’s line, at prit
ces which cannot fail to suit buyers. Call a-
‘ J.- A. WEED"‘~.
liiction. Cloudy weather as good as clear ex-
cept for small cliilrlrr-.n. Likeiiesses titted in
Lockets, c\’.c. Portraits, engravings. and Da-
guerreotypes, copied. J. AUSTEN.
. Lime.
_ Y the Barrel or inali Quantity. For
sale by t‘ . \V. SMITH.
r_.()'.llll L\‘orwalk, Jun 0. 1850.
.'E‘c~r Selle.
ERY cheap. ii good Shower Bath, nearly
new. Apply at the store of
C. E. DISBROVV.
Crockery and Glass Ware.
- .. . \ .
§ US I‘ received a lar find splendid asso t-
- ment. of extra and cpinmon cruckeiy and
glass wares.
LOCKWOOD I'lAlGI-IT 6.’. CO.
XTRACT‘ of Vanilla, Lemon, Rose,
Oraiige Flower ‘Water, Peach \Vatei',
&c.. For sale at BlSSELL’S.
3
Earn for Sale.
I-l'ICI‘1 will be sold :it a. liiii'gain.
quire of VV. E. BISSEL L.
En-
29.
_ ‘ iii'ri«:-wAsi-1 t1l'l(I S(:t'I1l)blt1g Brushes
for sale at
s. BISSELL’S
Wanted
{Ill-MEDlA'I‘ELY, a Boy, to serve as no
I apprentice to the Silk Hat Finishiiig bu-_
siness. H. C. HANDLE.
Norzcalk, July 18th. 1850.
l\'O'l‘HEl-I Supply of Townsend’s Salsa-
pa rilla, and Cod Liver Oil. Just re-
ceived by JOHN A. \VEED.
Taxes! Taxes!
NOT‘lCE is lieiohy given to both resident:
a iirl non-rr-sident tax payers. in the town of
New Canaan, that I will meet. them at the
s<t.()i'e of Linus St John, (Silver Mine.) on \Ved‘-
nesrlay, the ‘.2d day of October, from 9 till 11
o’clock. A. M ; at the dwelling house oi VVil—
ham Crissy. (Ponus street.) the same day. from
2 till 4 o’clock. P. M,, anrl at the Town Clerks
oliice in said New Canaan. on Saturday, the
5th day of October. from 5 till 7 0’cl0cl<. P» M»
for the purpose of r--ceiving the state and town
taxes, on list. of 1849. V
FRANCIS C. RAYMOND, Collector.
New Canaan, Sept“ 10th, 1850. 3t"'37
Taxes.
TOTICE is hereby given to all persons
liable to pay taxes in the town of Nor-
wa|k,that. the state.town.a nd highway Il|X8S.l3.ld
on list of 1549, have been made up anrl coin-
pleted.and placed in the hands of the subscri-
ber for collection, who is duly authorized to
collect the-same, and may be ftuud ready to
receive said taxes at the oflice oftho Norwalk
Gazette. in said Norwalk, on Saturday the 31st:
day of inst. Aiigiist, from the hours of 10
o’r-lock. A. M, until 12 M., and from 2 until 6
o'clock. P. M. Also. at the same place, on
Saturday. the 28th day of September, from 2
to 6 o'clock, P. M.
JAIVIES REED, Collector.
Noi-walk, August. ‘26. 18-30. 35
(EAMPHE-NE, fresh at _
UL-3fSTEAD'.S.
Norwalk Chronicler