Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, October 1, 1850 · page 4

 

 

 

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« . ror Sale. _Ni:w Annemeziivznmw, I eN°¥‘W.'+}1l.‘ 5'=’*F?“»‘-i'=l . . . v
. ‘ " ' -* ' * " ' _0-TLC]; is hereby given that deposits will - ‘
be received by thet.i'easurer at the Fair- p_ .
field County. Bank’ froin 10 T0 19 0 clock. A. J; I _. ‘\%)£I__—_-.'. __’ :‘_ ___‘. . _

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A valuable homestead of 265% acres of

V land, formerly the residence of Jared
., 1.. . Ayreg, ‘in New Canaan. On it. isa good

two story dwelling-house, barn, and Ollie!‘ Olfl
b._.'.|dm_._.s, and line orchard of gral'ted _fruiI
trees in a hen ring state. Also. 27 “C''‘’'3 "A fill“
timber land. 3.5 miles north-west of Norwalk
Bridge. Also, six acres of W00d ‘ind l‘ml’_‘"'
land lying one mile north of NEW C“ll‘“"' "l"
lage. Also two acres of wood land lying qear
the sn\v lnw of Xvzttts CIOIDSIIOCIL ES([- Il].he\V
(;,m,,,,,,_ For further particulars enquire of
the sul)sc|'il)et‘ at the residence of Wui. Druin-

m°nd' New Camilsliiicu EZER CAl?tTER.

New Canaan, June 14, 1850. "'9,l‘3.~'3lf

Farm for Sale.

The subscriber ofTers for sale a filrm
uf spay mg-es of good latid. with n lilget
mod’;-rn built dwelling house. find 0“
N60,,’ eligibly sittgiled abouti] pp:

. - . ' - - an 1
mile from the village ol.New H .1l1.l.fili:;«.d De-
l'rom t.lie steamboat landing and Rail ton _
hot at Norwalk. It commands an extensive
,,,,,i [.e;mfil‘til view of the surrounding country
..m,i Lo”... ]s|;md Sound. It is well watered, si-
., _ g , _ _ .

- . « - ~ ed tiees
and has upon it. .1 fine oichaiu qfS_"‘l1L*te with
in a bearing state. Said farm is ie_P ‘* '
every convenience and is offered for sale on

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'I"ivorable terms. For furthel' l’"l't'°”l‘”'5’ 9"‘
quire of J. M. CAR'I‘F.R, Norwalk, or the sub-
sci-iber near the premises.

To take efiect on and after. Wizdncsday,
April 24th, 1850.
N. York &. N. Haven Railroad.

 

M. and from 2 to 4 o'clock. P‘ M‘-°" “"ml=|.V§. =.:.%
'I‘uesdays,-VVednesdays, Thursdays and _ Fri-
days, and on Saturdays from 10 t.o 12 A. M.
and 2 to 3 P. \l. until further notice. Pei‘-

 
 

UN'Pl’L further notice trains will leave N.
York, from 29 Canal st. for Norwalli at
7.15 and 9 A. i\'l., M3. 4, and 5.50 P. NI.
Leave New Haven for Norwalk at 6.15 and
9,50 A. M. and at 1.10, 4,30. and 8.10. P. M.
Leave Norwalk for New Haven at 9,26.
and 11,5 A. M.,and at 4,55, 6,13, and 8.05
P. M. the 3.05 train goes no farther than
Bridgeport. _
Leave Norwalk for New York at 6.16. 7.26
and 11,5 A. M., at 2,16, 5,50, and 9,22 - . M.
R. B. MA SON, Supcrinlcmlant.

NEW SPRING G-GOES.
'.l‘I-IE subscriber having
en'arged and refitted his
’\ store,iias now made it con-
venient l'oi- keepinga large
‘ stock,‘and a great variety
 of(lifl'ei'em kinds of goods.
.. 35--‘ Our rent and other expens-
es are no more with a large stock than with a
small one, and our expenses are so much less
than they can be made in cities, that we can
af’t'oi~rl goods lower than city trade can possibly
atlord. \Ve buy all our goods for casli,aiid
our motto is, “ large stock, large sales, and

 

sons wishing to make loans are requested to
hand a written application to the treasurer,
stating amount an(l seciirity.

' T. WARNER, JR., Treasurer.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 1849.

Bllfl.-lllW.lY, opposite the llSl0l' lloiisc, New York.
P. I. B/\lli‘lUl‘.l, PP.0PlllEl0ll AND llllA.NAGE_ll,‘

(Also Proprietor of Barniini's Claiziese 1'lIu.emmi, M.

539 Bmmlw':i_\_', contaiiiiiig one inilli'n_n of Curiosities from
China, and of Bariiuni's ilfuseinn, 1'lu/mie/phia.)

JOHN Gi:i~:i~:.\'woon, Jn., Assistant-lllanager.

 

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E‘ BR.A.DLEY’S
I
.New I~Iat7°'/iess and Saddle E.s'z,‘abZz'slmze7zt.
HF sub-C,-'.ber 11-ivinw ind 'm 'ipp'ii't.ment. fitted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
4 3 I D i ( I t‘ ' ‘_ V‘ F . ,. A I ‘
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Trunks. Valices. Carpet bags. Mats. Rugs. iI‘ltS: Save-l_‘ll~sae”§ 03f vm. ~..l-whet shwle
&c' 650' which-h-B has consmmlly on ‘mull: eI<‘M‘b'("' ‘ticle in liisllino biisiiieiys l1l'alV‘l‘tP li-lid
Harness, combining neatness with durability_. .v.:t_y an . ‘ ’ . 1». . . ._ .2 h» _“
at. this establishment, of the very best materials and style of ugi siigans tip. at pi ices u no wt
not fail to satisfy customers.‘ I{cpai1'§.1Ig (1009 1" ll "93"? an 5“ °m““<ll mtllmeh
Just: received a lot. of Bulhilo Robes, blankets. 543- ‘
Norwalk, Nov. 1. 1349- B ' BRADLEY’

illiem B, fitstest,

West Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the ]V0rwaZh Hotel.
Manufactures‘ anil. Dealer in

 

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This magnificent esml.-lisliiiieiit, wliich contains the most
extensive and attractive collection of

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Natural and Artnficxal Curzoslties.
to be found on the continciit, has latcly reccivetl niany \'_ei'_v
important utlditinns to its hcfir-.2 almost hewildcriiig variety
of agrcczililc and iiistrui.-live, objects. Besides which. tlur
maiiagcr takes plcasiire in iii!’orniing' his p:l[l'_OllS that, new
sued by :1 desire to im:-i'it a contiiiiiaiicc of the patronage
that has been bestowed npoii this Museum for the past
nine ;I/curs, he has expended '

FIFTY Tr.-Ionseitn DOLLARS

in eiilzirgiiig and cmbcllisliing it, as well as rendering it in
many ways the -most ntlructire 7'/lucc of mrnaw-mm:/. in the
city. llaving now taken in the whole of the Cliemictu.
batik IHll‘ltIlll_‘_.’, next door. and thrown the vast sites of both‘
edifices into one G1".u)(I Structure, finished in the most tasty

st ‘l ,
3 8 Witlzotzt Regard to Cost,

he flattcis himself that his establislinicnt under its new
1l1'l'llllgt}l))elll will mt‘t:l with - -

 

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\VIlJLl/A31 DRUMMOND' small profits.” Now,ityou want bziizgaiiis call . 2:
~.- - - , " ., W . . ‘- - - ‘ 3 . - * I’: , Sttzl .l- \Vl ‘, I\I:tt B‘ l ‘l"“3"-l-‘—¥—'3'- ~- . . .

New Canaan. June 17. 1000- 25 on us. \Ve have within the last it eel. added ADD LES. I‘].ii.nesses. 'l.innl.s, Vahces. _C_‘ll llfvli k‘]‘:‘l(’+‘a & “ll; 1 5: "15 lest ORK ‘H5 tuna‘ -Universal Approbamou

P sale to our stock, so that we dnow have the largest. Silk Purse I‘wist., Belts, \Vebo, Saddleiy \V.ii e, tun oc \S, c. s. c. -. ~-—..i . .Hc has added toms new banding 3

01‘ k f.llk' l: f tltt 1: ' _ .. ._ , — ' ..
9 stoc o '1 nits o goo s 11 we iive evei Iiarnesses 7nan2é/‘data,-ed to 07 (ler. Te) ms [(262107 a])Ze_ III}. Quart Bottles. 1:,-gagnlficent Lecture Room’

the floor of wliicli is two stories Ioirrr dmrn than the old
one, and lined up in the most got,-_rcoiis style, with iron
trellis-work liozxts to cacli tici'——-crirnsun V-'t:l‘vct cushions to
each seat--wlzite and _L'l)ItI adoriiiiiciits. &c.—prcseiiting an
elegant salooii that will t'iiiiilbi‘t:ibly hold

THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE,

where all those who disapprove of the dissipntions. de-
l):l1lt2liCl‘lC8, prol':init_v, \'lll,:‘:ll‘ll_V. and other iilnoiiiiiiatioiis,
which L'll2ll‘.'l(.‘lL‘l'l7.c our niotlcrn lll(‘5ll’Tr‘S, may visit witliout
lcar oi" licariiir: or scoiiig an_'.'thing that miglit shock. the
most susceptible moral sciisibility.
IN BARNUM'5 LECTURE ROOM

For Ihe ownoral and 7)c)'ma7z,en/. cure of all
_Diseascs ariszng from an "unpz(.rc slate
oft/Le Blood or habit of the 5]/.vlcm.
E-inon,g the many an import.aiit dscoverers

of this generation is one whose fame will
be written as with a sunbeam. in the lllSl0l‘Y of
SAN.D‘S SA RSAPARI LLA stands ibrtli
alone, and, by its own works, proclaims its
power—t'hat tiiute eloquence so irresistibly at‘-
fcctiiig in the appeals ofthe si.ill't-.i'iiig for re-

COTTON I*‘AC'l'01"vYs neg‘: 68°F:-T known in Norwalk. ~
ins“ "F Wesmom Com)‘, 40 ~‘ """ wA'rci—n;s AND JEWELRY.

. . .- : and other —
having 1260 S1lH"tll0S,f 30thl:0l|‘:;"nx;h(_tm.e of \Ve have gold watclios from twenty five to
_ ‘ - r 01' , i i . “
flecesg,-;;:1:§7 !nilC Illlel § 1

- .i ty-live dollars. Silver do. for about: one
-- -- h .el iut in ‘l 59”” ., _ , .

printed goods_;——:\ '(;"‘v|l‘i"£:],-E1]. :,-mllt 0,. tel, half of their former prices. \Vatches of all
few months since, ‘\V(E I. connecped with -It, kind; repaired. and all kinds of engraving dpne
~‘:"aiiii‘iics. Will 0 “cm” 0 ‘l in the best possible style by L. Clark. (;o'd
‘ ' 'lel‘- - ‘ 7- i -'l‘ 'ns " ins l 'l'(‘l be u-

zill in good Oit . _. - .-1 , f ch.iins, key s. ])t.|l(.l s, pi ..,iii g. . O(. . .. s, ..i

- . . stitiitiiig a n‘Ifl.]0ll y) 0
Also 48?’ shaies (COD

. ,. ,dv-me M,,,,,,f,,ct,,,.'m.. liful bracelets,silvercoinbs,thii'nbles,belt slides,
the stock of El“? Rm ‘mm . t ‘Of l.,,.,,e Sm": new [.ortmantcan l)l‘ ladies and gentlemen.
consls .5 ' ;-, ’

FOR NEW? YGRIKI

REGULAR TRIPS FOR THE SEASON

THE Sloop MARY WVILLIS,
A .- Capt. \Villis J. Meri'it't, having coin-
4/',_’ inenced her regular trips for tlieseasoii
E33-S:-7-;.=_7".—,~.\vill leave Norwa lk,ca.st. sidethe bridge

 
 

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every Tuesday Evening, and New York every

 

'" , This 7|‘0l’e"l'.Y . _- . ,, . 1 .7 7 ‘i - _ I. . - . . .
L9 - (‘-90 feet having Still‘-‘llm ‘‘*‘l‘’'‘' 1' ASCX GOODS’ ‘ S““l“l".l’- liel, has been aiiswercd. Tliotisands of cases , . .1 ;g, [[101] ,1-.,--,.., ,. 1. ..p.,- .
,hmm‘mg 40 33 . . _ I _ H _ _ N . _ I '_ . _ .l._ A I _ . (T I . r. I _1 P_ l_ y _ , . no 11 “oil i cici o Lisi e oiiitiiisor ic.,,ion—not a.
w,.,- mansion house..and.seveial of 16‘ 5""! ' Arcordeans, with instruction tools, inti.i , _‘ iiy one i.ivin___, )l1SlllGSS ‘\\ll.1l-18 .16 ~81» of disease have been cured by _ll|t$ in\'=llUHlJl6 l.ll()u'.'lll’. is bruzitlicil Czllcttltltctl to bi-m;_y a blusli upon the-
lpo ' ’ arn. Sllolli 939-7 t°g"'ll“"" “"ll‘ inbberballs lor cliildreu; Cl0Cl\'S l0l' 5.?’-3. l00li‘ \ Omce ‘l'“'l".% llle “l35“'”C9 ‘ll “'0 V“’55Bl- 0"“ niedicine, such as are not l'uriii.-lied in the chcckot‘ niodi‘st_\'—iiot. an oxpi-c..<~.-ioncinploycd that may
not. he explatncil to the car of youth without 0(T(.'llSl0lllll_'.,' uni

records of’ time. Tlicse things are not done
in secret places, nor in some unknown town,
but aie pei'l'ornied in our principal cities and
public places. They are brouglit, before the
world, no doubt. to snlistantiatc, bcyoid doubt,
the /Icaling rirtucs of this preparation; and
the facts unl'oldet.’, though gigantic, are as plain
as the light of day.

The Sarsnparilla is combined with the most
efli-cltial aid, the most salutary |)l'Ut_lLlCll()llS..
the most potent siiiiples, of the vegctalile king-
iloni; and its nnpi'ccedcnted success in the
l't‘-Sl0l'llll()l) to licaltli of those who had long
pined under the most distressiiig chronic mala-
dies. has given it an exalted i:li2ii':it:tei'—fiii'-
nisliing. as it does. evidence of its own intrin-
sic value, and l'P.~Ct)lillI'l(’.ll(lll)_£{ it to the afflicted
in terins the afllicted only can know. It has
lnn_\_[ been a most important (l0sl(_l8l'tli'l]ll1 in the
pi'aclicc of inedicine to obtain a. reiiisrly simi-
lar totliis—one that would act on the liver.
.s-/oniac/z and 11020613. with all the precision and
polencyof niincral prepai'atioiis, yet without
any of their delt~.-terious t-llects upon the vital
powers ol‘ the systcin. Altliougli ptisscssetl of
powei'l'ii| healing pi'opei'ties. it is entirely harni-
less, and will not injure the most. delicate con-
stitiitioii. \Vlien in pt-i'l'cct hcaltli, no cfl'ect is
[)t0(lllCP(l by its use, cxcept an increzise of ap-
petite; but. uhen disezise is scatcd in the
|'raine, and carrying his! its victim along lllt‘
patli of life, then its inysterioiis influeiicc is
felt and sot-n;. it ciikititllcs new life and vigor,
and lirings health and strength to the sl.IllI3l'lll‘:
tll(l .list-asctl

SC.R.UI<‘ ULOUS

apply at the Cabinet Shop of \Vm. L. Quin-
ard, on the Dock.

\V.lLLIS J. I\'IER'RIT'I‘.
Norwalk, March 31. 18:19. 13

.->-. (la-Ve‘ll‘l'“f'5 b . . '
I,i- ,,C,.eS Ofjvciotl land. Also the inacliineily.
'~9‘ ’ - :’ on tie
¢-ools 6:1‘... 1“ ll”-* m‘”' "5 locum" -
l‘ W " tl e N Y as V. II. Rlilll'0ll(l inzikes ll
3.‘: *0. V‘ ‘ ' ‘. .‘ -
I m’ l lace lor any kind of business.
AN, ,1 I-.i.r<re mzinsion house ll1‘lllt’. village re-
‘,_e,,l,.;l‘,7 occupietl as a store and owelhng, well-
 1 f .4 public l)t)fll‘(Ilng-l‘t0llS0.-
'J‘.)C1?5l‘l1-at tr”; h0mP‘.r9ml place, :1 convenient
so -I . . I
, , , , ,, _1,0u-e &c...in exce-
.‘")usPl' “fling, (,.1Hl.1ge 3 9. '_ f F. .
l ii with a great v.iiiel)' ° lull‘-
iln, , ‘C 33"‘ ' . u _ , ..
Jim lliloic, 6:1: towethcr with Qo acies of vet)
iru Mn 3- '~ -" - , - . - ,3,‘
‘l-and-, a pleasant situation .1. little; 
e Conn., turnpil.e. - ' . so
and in lots in the vicimt_v.
. ‘ 7 7
line ol the 17. 5»
ours of N. I .—

impure idea —not an allusion \'L‘Illlll'(‘(I upon that lias not‘.
lirst ilt‘(3ll cli:istciir-.zl with :1 due :iiid lixcd regard for. sohri-:
ety. iiitcgrity, and the otlicr virtues of mi hoiiorahlc life.

The ciite_-.i'taiiiiiiciits which take place in this Saloon every’
Aftcriionii and l*Ivciiiii;_', will coiisist of highly nioral andl
iiistructive donii-stii: drainas, written expressly for i\Ir.-
B:iriitini's Ilistiililisliiiiciits, and so coiistriictcil as to please.-
and cilify, while tlicy posse:-"s a powerful rcfarniulory ten»
dency. The moral domestic draina of

“ T110 l)!'lml'-=H'¢l. or the Fallen Rcclalmed,”‘

\‘.'llll‘lI was reprcsciiteii over a /ii/ml/-ml times at B.'ITHl‘lm'S'.
l’i.il:ixl¢.-lpiiia l\lu.<cuin. and coiiccdcil to be oiicoftlic mt).-_-l.
p()\\'L‘l'llll :iii:<ili:irics that ilic tciiip.-rziiii.-c cause has ever
l't'('L‘l\'(‘(l in this ct-iiiitry, and to whicli was tl\V':tl'(l(‘(l the ap-
prob:itinii and cniiiiti-iiancc ol'thc great hotly of clcr,-._'_\ men,_
the rcli_:_'ioiis cixii:iniiiiit_\' at l:lt‘_Jt', .".lItl all ol'1hc lirst l'anii-
lics in that city, will he iiinniig the lirst produced at the re.
opciiiiig; of this cstiililislziiiniit.

llcsiilc the Lcciiirc llooni, tlicrc arc llZlGl~lT Spacious.
l~l:r.I/s ovvr Oiic Iittii-lrcul I":-cl in Lcrzth.
lillctl with a large vai'ict_\' of‘,l,'rw.s‘/.<, I)'[rd.\', ["15/16.5. Insecls..
.llliIl(.'I'II."N, &I,‘. JUST :\l)l)l‘:l),

The (iraiid Slate (‘exit-li of .—\dc‘lnidc., late
Q,Iil"J‘JI\' OF ]‘l.‘\'(il..-E}-'1)!
togcllicr with tho l\l:i,':iiiiici-iit G"l.l) l\Ittl].VTl-Tl) HAm~'t-‘.ss-
fiir vi,-.'li! liorscs, and thc (J'oi'_'_'cous Goi.iit:.\' [.t\'i~'.i:\' of the-
latc Qiic».-ii‘.-' (‘(l:l('lllIli'lI, li-miiia.-ii, and oiit,i‘idv.~rs! This truly,-
rcgal and spli-ialiil C-:Xl'l'lll'.!C is alint.-st:
LITERALLY COVERED VVITH GOLD I’

and cost over ._/imr/ct‘/L I/10ll.\‘-IIH] /.oiuuls slot"/I/lg, 0|.‘-

1 .' V I ’ ' ' ’ V '
Sbl l'.l\"lI 'l‘llllllSAhD ll(ll,L.lllSl
Grand Eazctzire Galle1‘y.
The walls of \\'l:I('ll are Slll'l'()llllIlL‘(I with an lntcllcclums.
Coiigrcs.-i of .‘\lllt’l‘lI':Ill silL't‘,S ;
BE.\U'l‘iFi.'L (IUSZIIOR.-\JL»\ VIEJVS,
if all the l’rincip:il Cities and Public Biiiluliiigs in thc world
150 VVa.:.: Figures, » Size of Life !

il'C[lll.l‘t'lI with a p:ii'tictil:ii' (‘ye to the moral :idvaiit‘('inent.’_
I is \\’L‘ll as tho lllIt‘llt,‘i'l'.l:ll _:i':itilica!ioii of all who examine-
l:'.‘11‘l. Tlic " [II/(‘I/I;/I’/‘I.’/(‘ 1"I'I.‘.‘.""_'I/'," and its coiiiiti.-rpiirt. tlic-
" '1'mn]m'././4' 1"»/m.'I'_I/." ll.'l\-'t.' li-_-cu ]l!'()ll' iiiicl.-tl by l".\ t‘lll-in
\la'i‘iir.\\-‘ a_iid_ nthcr czniiii-iit ]llIlltlllllll‘(I]llSl..‘~' the host mid
nost clllx-tivc nit-ntal lL!(‘lllI‘t' on tl c evils ol':-'troii_-.7 drink, andé
lic ziilvaiztagcs of alistint.-.iicc._cvcr ]._-laced hcl'orc a thinking-
-oiiiniiinit_v._

The otlici‘ t<ihh,-aiix, such as the "L’/r/I1 of our S/n.~1'nr,'
-tho “ '1'rii:] /.-I_'/iim I'miIiu.~' I_’./r.'[I'." lhv "I~.rI.s'l Slip/Mr,’
.\c.. arc too well:knir.vii_ainl litwc l)(.'t‘ll too lon_-.,' atlniirctl. to-
‘lL‘(!tI, culo;_'y. Tlic ligiirurs art: :ill= ol' the size ol' lilis. are
;AT'()iIL'l'l_Y ('(ISlllln(‘(I, and appeal at once and alll-ctiii;_fly
.'l)l‘liu_-_'ll llh' lIlt'in(;l‘_\' and lllHl_Lllltlll(tl1 to the liuniati licait..

In short l‘l£tl‘lllllll:.\‘ Must-niii is.:i wonilcr- in ll.‘-1l.‘ll.,,I!lt(l may
vcry propt-i'l_\‘ has callctl ii I“.-\i\tIl.Y. G')'(.‘l.'(Jl'U'3l)I‘r\ 01''; T1! I.'\'(:s.
'.\'t)lt‘l ii l\'.\'II\‘v’l.\'(l in l't;'_J:t!'tl to the l."(ll‘/ll‘ ’I(’£’ inlm/iii. It is.
itll(]lll‘§-Il()ll:llIl)' the \'cr;\' best school ol’ insti'u<'tioii ex-t:iiit,.
tiii'ni,<lsin_-_: to thc I"!/l.’ ol'cvcr_\'. littlc stuilciit. not nicrcly a pic-
'orial illiistratioii ol'thc iiitci‘cstiiig.' hut iilistrusc liicts ul"I\’at-.
ziral llistor_\', lint :iii exact and SLl'llill|f__' 7'1/iugt: of each sub-.
-taiitial idea, as well a. ltll1j.:ll)l('. likeness of the things:
and bciiigshtlic cviilciiccs. and rcniiiiisci.-nccs. of a bygone-
flj_ft‘,.

‘Mr. Bariiiim has .'t'_'(‘llIS and correspontleiits in nearly ev-.
cry piirtioii til‘ the _'.Zl()l)(‘., who are coiztiiinally scmliiig valu-.
:i!.l.~. atitlitions to this already iiiconccivably grcat collection.
of this world's»woudo-rs.

l\'o l'.|l()Xlt':ltll‘lf_' driiiks ]'1Cl'llillKCll_On the prcmises,.nnd no.
inipropcr p.-r:<oiis, male or ll-inalc, ailniittcd. .
Tlic I\Ilt.‘~‘t5llli] is open ll‘Ulll 7 A. i‘.l., to 10 o'clock I’ M..
Such l'(‘._‘_'lll.'ll'lHllS arc cst:ihli.<licil and ciilbi'co<l. as render it
pci-f‘.-ctlys:il'c and pii'nS.'llll; for L.-iiiiics and CHii.ni:ir.N to.
visittlic Miisi-iiiii in the (l:i_\'timo tlioiigli uiiacconipanied by;
-:oiitlciiioii. Exliiliititiiis and Perfoi-inai'iccs in the Lecture-
looin ’I‘\\' ICE cvcry day; and on l-lolidays, eiitcrtainments

are givcii ]'.'z.-c;g/ I10;/r, Day and E vcning.

A(Inn'.¢si'on :25 cents, Cliildren under ten years of‘

J. M. Smitlfs Bfflerble Ezerd,
Near the Bridge, No/‘wul/c. Cairn.
ICPULCII IIAL Monuments and Grave
Stones of every variety ol’pat.l‘e!'HS. and 0l
the most skill'ul workin-.iiisliip. The best as-
sortment. of Aniei'ican and Foreign Marble,
kept constaiitly on liand-

Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,are invitcd to call and
give a persoiial inspection ol his material and
workniaiiship, as this will be more sat.isl'act.oi'y
than to purcliase ofAgents w:tliout an .opportu- .- have muomzed we Hlmve bout dumw
“lly °l;l£f"5l~“‘g we ‘llmllly of the amcle con‘ __,,;.::i.\.,;tli0 hast .3“eai'. l_l:ivin,‘-I seciii'ed thc
:"ict‘c oi‘. ‘ . -. - v - ,.» 
“iii-.?r*%l'I‘i=«> Lettlei-‘mt: and 0*'n="“<?-'**"‘ *5 3.1l.ll‘{§.‘’ti.-lll§;.Il.f}ll.'i.'§«?‘il'o..';''.‘l. §}“.’.l"i‘.lii".‘i.‘T.'
, . bye telms. Apply to price You will save 3s.a sett, By buying 0 e§e_(:_1,"::(l]-ltbgz) and mm islittztioii to those who may lll\’t)l‘lllGll) will:
=":“’3°‘l “ll. ml vary fmom us. Cake Baskets. Tea—I’ots_. Snull'ers and “Jill”. .-ill‘. Aim.’ =i1 18-I8. l-ilmght -“"1"”.-lo Or from 1\-mVBm'k' “W
".‘.‘."-.est_1)0l‘t._'Cl- . _ 1-, ON A] i _ T. C. udgcsfickso __:_‘:‘___‘,’____”:_” ' _____%__________ ‘~‘l"”l’“"ll “‘”‘l'”l_‘~°' l°_"“"_"S l°""“""l-"9 l“‘”'f".‘~'

A. A. IIU'ICIII.\S - . C In 7' -ltl.Y ‘‘ t‘) t- E 9, "nee €30 evei'y Tucstlay night. lor New York. rc.tui'ninj_i

Jlfarch. 5. 18:30. L“MPS’ ‘kc’ _ . Pra "'8 “in agar“ ' every Saturday, front Foot ol"Pikc Strect.

‘We have made arrai_igeiiieiits for keeping Of1.1AR,TFQ_[{D? (3053, L_ D”3BLE & CO_
‘lie llll‘fl‘*5F l"l» °l L‘”"l’“ "ml fi'“l“l'eS C. -. 1 cgspgsg 990... I]/it/L 1’-,-7'1-alga-c to In- Five Mile River, April 22,1850.
eiiei'keptin Norwalk. (')il, Oamphene and “lma "*" ’ ° V, ,' °
l«‘lnid Lamps. Hall Lamps, painted and plain, _ C-"CllSC 50 I‘I‘llf “ 1U"“'”’"' _
..|| ](in(ls of \Vick Glass, 85c. g, ILLIA M C. STREET, liavingreceived

\Ve would iiivite attention to our Biii'ning_ ' the ,,ge,,cy Ofthe ,,§»;0Ve named Camp"-
l<‘lui<.l, as the niost beauliliil light produced. my in now pi-epai-ed to insure IIUIISBS. STONES.
l“lUl'l I0!‘ Sill" ‘ll 55- ll"-" .~‘I‘lll0”- Cilll mill 598 .\Iil|s, l7a.ctorics, liarnsand thecoiitentsofeacli
=l' 31” “'6 Slly ls l"“‘3- C- E- DlSBRO‘V- together with every other species ol'pi'operty
_‘_ _;7ga,;';;,3z Loss or Dmnngc by Fire.

j The rates ol'preiiiii:m oll'ei'c.d, a re as low as

those ofaiiy other SSlll1ll:l‘l' Il)Sl.lfLll.l()ll,2'llitl every
man has now an oppoitiinity,for a trifliiigsiini
to pi'ot‘.ect liiiiisell':ig2iiiist' this destructive elo-
ineiit'.wliicli ol't'c.n in a single hour, sweeps
«way the ozii-iiiiigs ofso niaiiy years. .

It is incunilicnt on all persoiis applying For a
renewalor policy on builtliiigs,to inl'oi'ni tlic
-igentol all clianges in and about the preniises
tlmt; increase the ha’/.::i'd: oroii iii:it:liiiioi‘yi'cii-
rlered uiiprodnctive by iiowiuveiitions, usccex ing 3-{:91-.3_

‘‘‘-‘Z* ".3" °l‘‘‘'‘-‘-’‘‘'S ‘" '."“"‘?~‘;5"'S “°. ""“"""’.°le stz HENRY IIANDES renews am.
'lIl|C-0 ‘S ll0'““-l l’.V Il““l' l’°l""y’ to lmfl any. mo‘? his ackiiowlctlxnieiits to the liublic llllltl
lhlm me’ "High Value of llllollerty ’ “the “me 0' @539-liis l'riends l‘()l"l'.ll(~5ll' §,'enei'0iis l):iti'oii:I.§i-
ts ‘lT°5l‘”lCt_l°"' A during the year pasl. and holiesto merit an un-
1\°"w"ll" ‘km’ .1‘ 1849' interrupted coiitinuance of the business rela.
Lam? 9”" ll§’.'§‘il$'.lZ.lll3.'.‘{l§.l’° ll"?iiii'i§Zi-$l§T.'§i’".'.L'l3‘l.}"i'.'.li
PURE ble’mh°"l 5l)el'm‘.s°l"l" eleplm H and new stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,
. ‘defined whllle lllmll "llg-‘ of lzesl where he will be happy to see, andscrve his
‘l”'*‘l‘“e5i f°"5"l" by 44 ‘V C‘ S1 R1” In ' old l'rieiids and the public. The charact.er ol
—”_——' his work is too well known to need a word ol

praise. It comprises every article of men’s
and cliildi'en’s wcar, with .Il,iil)lioi's and Over-
shoes in tlieirscason, for ladies and gentleman.

Fi.\'ni.\'cs of the host quality, and in any
qua ntity, suited to the wants ofthe craft.

Noi'walk,Jan. I, 1849. 18

ing glasses from one shilling to $6; stecl
beads, clasps, Hinges, &c.; gold and silver
spectacles, tca waiters, i'a'/.ors, strops, new
lot English and Anicricaii pocket knives, do.
scissors,&c. Wallets &C.
arge lot of Ladies’ and (.i'ent.lemaen’s
. \Vallets or Portmonies. new liishion, and
clicaper than before ofl'crcd in market. Large
lot. of Toilette and Sliaving Soaps. very cheap,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, I-Iair Pin; Hair
Oils, soiiietliiiig new and beautiful.
Silver tfifare.
El Te have the largest lot of Silver Spoons,
Butter linives, Ecef I+‘orks &c,. that
we have ever oll't~‘.i'ed. \Ve have every varie-
V. |-‘- _ . )' “*1. “ V __ I ‘I U‘: I
%_0(,‘.emd_m_d0se an estate, and “Ill be ms ty of I l.itetl tzo'ids,'ind lsugiaved at the sime

;~, very dos-i-table p

s s. e o P J U 3:. E A,
CAPT. G. GRUM MAN,

IE'":’.ve Billie River.
TH E siibscrilicrs take this oppor-
_§K_tLlllll'y to return lllillll.'S to those who

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set‘ the village on ill
znliout II-ll‘) a{'.t't\§ 0f l
wills lwlgp-firty is \(*:7‘.l‘lIIi1I'leI\\'O h
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eeirsing E-%'?5'=‘> €01‘ 531?
TIIE subscriber oflers tor ‘Sill:/Il "lie
-, . , . - iitl * situ-ited on t in: em-in
.,iniltli.g lets [ile.is.irMyr of.“ "me ‘Mow “W
~,-,-l.-ice alnut a ‘ll. _ , , d _”.m" “mm.
’. -“la .- -lst‘ a lot with a no“ W9 >-- 
"ll "qt." ‘'3 I H,’ t\ls0 ‘l house and lot. situ
9- :<_i?.iei'e)- A -7‘ , -
Ir(ml”tl‘l‘ive Wlilc River. ll?‘-‘ill’ I'll?’ L‘mdmg'—
:1‘ '.‘‘-C ll ‘ ' ‘- ' . - '
‘ . .. ' 1-in icm in
',_.‘m/e‘m‘__m,e Pm. cent, of‘ the i1nonoy( F“ we .
- . . \ -in i ‘J ...
,, ‘1 .]nd n-10]-f'g‘;1__(__v!'e (H «I Ll Ir . ‘I
“";.l~).(,).',‘.(.'..‘-.- of ()l1A RLES L. RM t3l0Ot\I?‘._’fi
I ’ ,. - -.. .-.,.. .0:
I‘.'oiwalk. Ll.‘ we Mile Rwblil D“ 4 A
' ”'i7.I§\7S:7Ei>.1* ‘FOR. SALE-
Efaiuabze lz"*’re?9!"l3'S’ .
. " , p ....,in ——'l‘lie siiliscrt
FOR saleiita ).it,_,- - » z.
I ' ‘H ‘ \ )"lt'ln" H ‘.P_n1Ovnl IO Ille \VP.Sl’.()llo1-7
.;'.‘t', COl..t_ll-l_‘ 1' _ imp“, Q-|m_M(,_d in Na“-
j'.,,. sale his lanm ant L; ‘h'.‘.H,‘fl_0'm me \,-l”"Q(._
1. .. ;bout '1 nine am t . . . '~
( Jinflllliiil ft i 1" niilcs lroiii Norwalk laiitliiii-'«~—’
::!l1'l) .’l “ __ .
W‘. .f.”‘m consists 0f,,|_,0ut. 40 t1(:lE‘~.\ ol liist iati
‘ ‘HI .’ l ltx-.ostory tlxvellinsg-l‘i0H-*‘<‘». lJ"l'l'
lull.’ wit ia goo: ' _ - .
‘ ' . - . . - (1 would be .i
M“! om“ hmldmgb flhelel'ni'iii‘cii- or meclianic.
most. desirable place oila '.i _q WW dam“ H fim
'l‘lie tanncry at which t 1el9_ 1- ~‘=_ __
. H in “mt “me will be _:_()l(_l 5ep.ll.1l+'
“"8 lilllsgllefijg H” W‘. de<il'e(_‘ by the purcliaser.
i'i..iea «. ~ _. _ .,
For fui-tliei' p:ir.‘iculars Bllf]l.l(l_Jl"e ol[ D.iiiti.sV§]
. . . - '. 2 CS. i. "
= ‘ an-i-in oi of ms srii ‘ ‘
.it)l1]l‘], New C. .. .DARTUS S. AYR1,Jb_
wa a. -'
N.’ 3
New Canaan, Jan. 9, 1'c..>0.
 
 
‘Ear Sale.
TH]? [].,u<e and Lot foriiiei'ly occu-
pietl hv lCiiici‘\-' Bissell. ll“C@"53d'
For particulars inquire til‘
Ci..-iiiit Ilissi~:t.L,
or \\7. E. BISSELL.
Norwalk, Aug. ‘.27. 1850'
 j;

see sees.

 

Harwell: Cemetery.
7%-'lI>i.l<‘. public are hereby notified that the
grounds of the Norwalk Ceiiietcry Asso-
ciation are now laid out and that; the lots art-
for sale.

Pei'sons wishing to pi'ocure lots may apply
to Evert Q_uinl:irtl, \Viii. C. Street. or the sub-
scriber. STEPHEN OL‘.\IS'l‘lC.»\D.

Sccrchiry.

Norwalk. Dec. 10, 1849. 50

li‘I’tl£SlI SUPPLY of lIUSll'l‘ON.

-4 CL.Al'lI{ 6.: CO8 GlCt\'Ul'.\‘l<) CU!)-
I.l\”l*I.l.’c ()lL,just received and for sale by
.lolin A. \Veetl.

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. ,s£r_i’c-.<>£.r_=..<i_<.>._i.<.-.i-2.’

AFI*‘l7.C'l‘ION OI" TUE
EYE.‘-_'..
\Vi.\'cni«:s'ri-:ii, l{_v.. Oct. 29, 1849.
A. B. & D. .‘5A.\'i)s:—Gcntlcni(ut: I would
not have prcsunietl to write to you, il it was
not my duty to lot the public know the alinost
miraculous elliect. _','our Sarsaparilla has had
upon me. My limbs wt-i'c covered with 11!-
ccrous sores, so that I (:U'.Lltl not walk durin;_
the whole Spring aml Stiimiieiu ln this situa-
tion I comnicncetl the use of your Saifsapa ril-
Ia. and al'tcr taking two bottles was entirely
t‘uI'c(l. I must also tell you of another won-
xlcrl'nl cure. My brothnr was afflicted with
this .<ci'ol'nla in liis head so barlly, liispliysiciai.
told him the loss of his siglit. was inevitab|".
and periiianeiil hliniliicss seoiiieil t.o be his late.
Three bottles entirely l'ESlt)l‘E‘-(l his sight ; ant.
we cannot but recoinineiiil all who are slim-
larly afllictcd to use Sands’ Sarsaparilla.
Yours truly,

BE.\’JAMIN F. BUCKN 

 

 

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ITS POI’ULAl-ll.'l‘Y ABROAD.
I-‘ROM sou'rn AMI-Iltl(,‘.~\.

:\l:ii'ac.aibo, Voiie'x.i.iel:i.. April l.;’tli,184S).
30055, 533.065 and Rubbers, Micssizs. .3‘.-\.\'Ds—G'r3/illcmcn: I considcr it

» a duty due to the public to make known tlic
grcat beiiefit. I liave l'(~.‘C('l\’(‘.(l l'i-oin usiiig youi

 

 

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-"'5-. The liotncstead lately lie-l0".«‘Il":‘.-I to
,_,7H3.Iziiiies \V. Hyatt, situated in the village 0l
N t_)‘iIIv:ilk. a few rods north of ‘H16 l‘.‘»l"5C"l}"l
Churcli. It. is a first rate place lor a iiiecl_uIIHC-
having upon it a good dtvel mg Hot.‘-SP. bllfflle
l'I~:-irn. dtc. and will be sold at a great l)iil'glllll-

‘ - ‘ 2 l ‘t
It 01 teiins, ipp 3 ow_M. S. LOCKVVQOD,
Or CHAS. ISAACS.
Norwalk, Feb 12, 1849. ml

 

 

 

 

.. 4 _ ..

ROE LOCKVVOOD & SON,
BOC_)KSELLl'-IRS, PUBLISHERS, AND IMPORTERS,
411 Broadwa.y, 1 'cw York,

Directly opposite the Depot of the New York and New-

Ilavcn Railroad Compiuiy.

 

For Sale
. A lar_sze and convenient dwelling-hous_e.
 with store attaclied——we|l-located for
l" business, with counters, shelves, 650..
kc in the village of \Vestp0t'f. C0“"- N5"-
zhe homi=stcad place where Capt. H. Allen.
!'orinci'ly resided, coniprising_ three acres 0|
and well stocked with a variety of excellent
l'ruit.. Also, some other smaller houses in the
Village. Annl.vt‘0 _ _
A.‘ A. I1U'l‘C_l-IINSON, Aclmzmslrator.
H/'cslpo'rl., _/lprzl 3:1.

 

.“."‘fT“".‘.‘:‘f’:‘."""“ __ .. . _ '.i‘;"'e Paximers.

ORSI7.-RA KISS. supcrioi' pattern. Ilorse
E and (‘)x Plonglis. Kiinbal|'s Scytlics.
Lain'son’s Common Snaths, Grain Cradles and
>i(:_Yll)eS, llay Forks, l\l:inure Forks, Hoes.
llakes, Iliflcs, Scytlie—Stones. Ox-Sci':ipei's.
(l<‘oot,’s m:iko,) Iron Scoops, 8:c., just, received
and for sale by \Vi\LI. C. S'I‘REET.

Nrirtoal/c, ./mic 18th, 1850.

EQQSEGAL INSTRUMENTS
.§‘-.\.:sui Depot cffironze Powders.
I I H E subscribor, Importer and Maiinfact ur-

cr. ks-ops constaritly rn hand the largest
a.<soiliiient. ol Jlli/.3-{cal ]nsl.rznnc~‘*n'/s ol' evet'_i' de
:-zcaip ion inthe United Statt--s,:il.<o Bronze Powi
iler, ofall colors and qualities olthe best Gcrinan
ma niifacturo,Dutcli 1Vlet.:il.l*‘loi'oiice LeafGol(l.
and Ulti'a-Mariiic Blue, and which he will sell
on rcasoiiahle terms. Store-keepers are re-
qnestccl to call and exainine hislarge assortnient.
before purchasing 6ls‘t=.\\’llP_l‘(=..

ISDVVARD BAACK,

‘.23 87 Fulton Street, New York.

-‘E-Velabls 'i?.i?as.%iing Powders.
N E \V and coiiveiiieiit ii riicle for removing
dirt l'roni clothes of all kinds without rub-
lilltg ‘
’l‘r_\j it, and ifyou ’don'tiipprovc ofit, the money
will be rcturnctlyoi_i.

LOCIIVVOOD. HAIGIIT, 6: CO.

-Norwa'k. J nly 15, 18.30.

.‘It"or S.al.e.

BAROUCI-IE CAIlI{lAGE in good
order. Enquire of
H. ':\3‘.,.PIl_O Vl7I'I“_I_‘.

.A.I.cii§i'i«:D [’LAS’l‘E.R., for finisliing

' walls, constantly on liaiid.'at

S, E. OLMSTEAD’S. #

 

 

W. E. Eissell,

' AS removed to the. coriierstore under the

. Conn. Hotel, where may be found a coni-

plete assortnient of‘ drugs, medicines, perl'uni—

ciy, books and stationery, fancy articles, (Sic.

Ate. which will be sold at prices delying coni-
petition. 19 May 5.

To the Luxury-=-Seelsing Por-

tion of the Community.
(-1 E St.-bsci'ibei' would take this inet.liod of
- inl’orniiiig the public that he has estab-
lished liinisclf :it South l\'orwalk. in the Ice
Cream, Cotifectionary, and Ilefresliiiietit Busi-
11655. and uould be happy to wait upon those
who will favor him with it call, at a:l hours of
the day and evening. He has fitted up private
rooms for the accommodation of Ladies. and
is pleased to state, that. his knowledge of the
business was acquired at the well-known and
justly celebrated New York Garden, of which
the Hon. Mr. Contoit was Proprietor and
Manager; whose success alone is snfficient
to guarantee the excellence of his delicacies.
C. B. DAR.'l‘OlS.
N. 13. Ice Cream at wholesale and retail.
South Norwallt. Aug. 2d. 1850. 352
Eye Stufisl Rye Stuffs!
O\V receiving :i lai-go supply of Dye
Stuffs, consisting in part of the following
artit:les: Logwontl, Nicwood, Fustic, Cain-
word, Potash. Indigo, Copperas, Alum, Blue
Vitriol, l\Iadiler, Hypernic, Red VVood, Ver-
digris, &c. &c.
Also. on hand a good supply of every article
in the Dyers and Manuliictui-ei"s line, at prit
C83 wliich cannot _f'a.1 to suit: buyers. Call a-

I. A. VVEEDHS.

 

A Book Seller and Eindler,

 just returned froni New York" witliV'al I

new and valuable collection ofSchool and
M i.-:cellancoiis Books. Also, a large assortment.
of Stationery, including Blank Books. Foolscap,
Letter, and Note Papcr, envelops, Slates, &c.,
which he will sell cheaper than they can be
bought. for at any otherstore in this vicinity.
I3£?°I3ool<s ol all kinds, bound in his usually-
neat and durable style, at extreinely l0\v rates,
and s.'it.isfact.ic.ii given to all.

 Fields & llcmli=iclts, -Q‘
”I'.‘;,»..... '

N0. 13 llfctin St.

- OULD respectfully invite the citizens
of Norwall; and vicinity to visit. their
establishment which will at all times be fur-
nislicd wiili every description of goods for
ladies’ and genlleiiieifs wear, and at prices that
cannot fail to suit the piii'cliasers. The sub-
scribers are also nianiif'acturing all kinds of
ad-' '. gentle men’s and cliiltlreifs work. All
work warranted to give the best satisfaction or
lhe money in all c:ises will be readily returned.

C. BETTS, having sold his entirel
’. stock of Caps to Mr. H. C. R.andle,;

would respectl'ully Invite his former f'riends§

and patrons to call upon H. C. Randle, at his,
store, No. 15 Main st., where, he doubts not?
they will find goods and prices to stilt.

. ECKERFS Iarina, Tapioca. Sign. Ver-
inacella, Macciironi, Pearl Ba rlcy, Corn
Slarch, a superior article, expressly lor pad-I

dings. For sale at BISSELUS.
Swanfs Establisment l

FFERS the greatest. attraction, in his!

line, of any one of the kind in the coun-f
ty. For beauty of \voi'kinaiisliip, richnessl
and taste in the fitting and inoiintiiigof Ilar-i
nesscs, he has. long stood unrivaled. llisl
Stock, embraces the greatest varit-t:_y, is fresher,
and newer in style, pattern. and inake, than!
any country store to be I-hunrl; for, although:
his stock is extensive, -liis sales keep pa:e,f
and frequently run faralieai.l of his liest eflhrtsl
to supply the deniand. The secret. of his suc-ll
ccss in this matter is perhaps to be found in-
the clcgiiiice of his wares, but more probablyl
in their choapiiess, which gives dispatch and;
Facility to sales. If Sadlory \-Vare is wantedl
by the trade, they never liiil to call on Swan;
lor he sells at city prices. Carriage \Vhips:
lb!‘ instance, are sold at. inanufitcl‘iii'ers’ prices.
lCvc.ry articlein the line may be found at this
estzililishiiieiit. StI'aii_<J_ei', givehiin a call,and
he will more than confirm what is here said.
WM. B. SWAN.
Norwalk, July 15. 1850. .
Lockwood. Height & Go"
Jlgcnls fin‘ the Sale 0/
lSK’S 1’A’l‘EN'l‘ Ml'I'l‘ALLlC BURI-
AL-CASE, which, being enanieled both
without and williin. is i'eiitlci'ed pei’fcclly nir-
and-watei'-tiglir, as a dcsiiable artitile for pro-
tecting the dead, for or-.linary interment, for
vaul-ts, for ti'iinspoi":.<ition. for removal after in-
terment. &c.. «Sic. \Ve imzite all to call and
examine, that they niay see the beauty. and
superiority of it over all others now-in use.

Gil as-.‘?.r.s. 

 lElMI"I‘Y oil casks lor sale by
49 \V. C. STREET.

Rcpaii-iiig done in the best manner. The gen-
tlemen‘s branch will be conducted by Mr.
Cha’s Field. (late of Broadway. N. Y.)
C H A ll LES It‘ I E LD.
E. LlE(.i‘rR.Ai.\"D HENDRICKS.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 1849. 49

GEEGGEREES &. CREBCKEEEY.
G’-. VI. Smith.

HE Subscriber would inliirin his former
. . customeis and the public geiierally, that
he may be l'oun«l at his new store in South
Norwalk, where he will keep a good and ex-
tensive assoi't:iiieiit: of (:li'o;'ci'ies, I’rovisions.
C|'0t'3l\(>.l’_Y, China and Glass \Vare. Also Flour
and Feed, Sporting and Blasting Powder.
Patent. Fuse. and a general assortnieiit of
Patent. Medicines. Alllof which he will sell
at as low rates as they can be procured at in
this village or elsewliere.

l3‘resli Goods received every week. Goods
delivered in any part oi" the village.
Sou/h No’/‘italic, Jllay 6/.h 18.50. 20

Efresh Gamptaene
 ECIQIVED every we-en from N. V. at

-4% *- J. A. \VEED’S.
 Yaids of 6-4 \Vliite Canton Matting,
at Slcts. per yard, of superior qual-
ily; for sale at MOUL'I‘ON’S.
I'Vcs/port, Bfay 90.

€‘.'an'ten Matting.

‘ivashing Plaid. _
L'\VOOD’S \VASHl.\‘G FLUID for
sale by \V. E BISSELL.

UNTS LIi\'Ii\lENT. Roakes’ Iodine

Liiiimeiit, Tobias’ Venetian Liniinent,
Iiellingers, lo-lays, and Jacksoifs Illieumatic
Liniiueiit; also McAlistei-’s All Healing Oint-
ment or the \Vorld’s Salve. For sale by

.J. A. VVEED.

Y the doz. or at retail, received fresli every
week front the Spring. For sale at .

Blb‘SELL’S.
FLASTER, Cement, &c. at
()L.V'lSTEAD'S.

valuable Sarsapzirilla. About tliree years ago
I was attacked with II-ll(-'lllllilllSlil in my slioul
tiers, and also in my legs. and so severe was
the pain, thal1'I was unable to sleep. I tried
all of the best medicines l could licarof. with-
out receiving» any lienofit, until. llirougli I.ll(‘
advice of a l'rie|lCl.l procured some of your
Snt'sapai'illa, and. 3lll6l' iising four bottles in the
course of fifteen days, I found myself eiitirely
well. I have no liesitatioii in sayiiig'your
Sai'sap:irilla is the best inedicine I ever trick.
and can conlideiitly recommend it to iiiyfriends
and the public. Your obedient. servant.

J. M. JESURUN.

Here is another, nearer home:
Ni-zw Yoiiic, Jan. 8. 1850.

Mi-zssns. Snxns :——Gcn£lcm/:n—I have gieat
pleasure in acknowledgiiig to you the great
beiiclit I have received from the use of your
Sarsapaiilla. A subject of piihiionary disease,
I made a voyage to EllI'OI)8, but, while there.
continued to be‘ afllic-ted. A few weeks after
my return, I was seized with a violent. hemor-
rhage of the lungs, and, from the debility and
great pi'ostratioii of strengtli that followed.
with the prot.racted (lifficulty )f respiration, I
am eiitirely relieved by the use of your Sarsa-
pa rilla. wliicli I consider a most important. and
truly valuable discovery in the healing art. I
feel that I have not for fourteen years enjoyed
so good health as in preseiit. Yours. &c.
‘.22 S. E. SEYMORE.

Prepa red and sold, wholesale and retail. by
A. B. 6.: D. SANDS, Di'uggists and Clieinists,
100 Fulton street, corner of \Villiain. New
York. Sold also by Druggists generally.
tliroughont the United States and Canadas.
Piice $1 per bottle; six bottles for 3'5. For
saleby JOHN A. WEED.

_ Salt-$3-rindinv.
URE Ground Salt.of ;_in excellent quality
for butter and the (lziii-y. Inquire at the

store of S. E. Olmstead, or of the snbscri ier.
24 - I. CAMP.

ongress Water.

7 HE Sulisci-ibei' will keep cotistantly oti
hand. during the season, a snpplyof
Congress \Vatei', fresh from the spring.

JOHN A. \VI-LED.

E AY-RAKE scyru i«:-s-.\i..x'i*t5i ;s1-‘..
at O1. .\lS'l‘EAD’S.

5-) OTASH. for sale by
' A \V. E. BISSELL.

UTA BAGA Turnip Seed. of last year’s
giowtli, at OLMS'J‘EAl)’S.

Poxvnnn, shot,‘ and caps at

OL lV1STEAD"S.

n_«_rc, 12.1. cents.

EBIPQRTANT CE-IA‘.-ATGEL
Dailcy7s Iliagicail Pain Extractor.
In a new lVruppcr and bo.7:cs much enlarged.

.-XUTIONI Countei'l'eit.s of Dallcy’ Ex-

tra(':tor, in the old wrapper, flood; the
niai‘kel.—avoid them as you would poison’, For
they are as daiigeioiis in their application.

Buy Dallc-.y‘s lfixtractor, only in the new
dress anvl large Boxes—you gain l..igely in
quaiitity ofthe Ointincnt over the old size, i_i,nd'
what is more important yet—yon avoid tlie
danger of being imposed upon by as Counterfeit..
and are certain oi" getting the genuine article.

The Genuine Dalley Salve._as tliousiiiids will‘
testify, is an inlallible reniedy for the worst. of
burns, scalds. piles, -'ll9lll]l2|ll>‘l1], sore atid in-
flamed eyes, erysipelas, salt "lienm, cuts,
wounds, bruises, and all cutaneous and inflam-
matory diseases.

N. B. Every local agent will be provided’
with a certificate, signed by my lawliil attor-
ney. and by the '.I‘ravellin;z agent.

E15?‘ See the new printed Circulars For 1850,
they contain much iniportant and interesting
information. H. DALLEY. .
415 Bioadway, N. Y.

Baileys Animal Galvanic,

The greatest. clieapeat, and most certain
remedy ever discovered for the cure of dis-
eases of horses and cattle. I-lumors, sores,
swelliiigs, strains,q iittei-bone. grilled neck and
slioulilcrs, hard or Spavin lumps—it cures with
rapidity and certainty! and no case of po

evil, has, as yet, resisted the wontleil'u| prop-
erties oftliis great and truly valuable remedy.

E3” Farmers and owners of horses and cat-
tle, try it once. and you will never afterwards
be without it.

AG]-2-.\"l‘S—N0l‘\Vflll{. ‘W. E. Bissell; South
Norwalk,G- \V. Smith; \Vestp0l’l. John \V.
Taylor; New Canaan, S. C. Silliinau; Sta in-
ford, Roswell Hoyt. 33

Removal. ,
' E would inform. our customers and the
public in general, that: we- have opened
our stock of (ilomls at the store recently occu-
pied by '1‘. L_. ('55 J. R. PECK, where will he
lound on hand the most. complete assoitnient of
all goods in our line of business -
LOCK WOOD. HAIGHT, 66 CO.
Norwalk,-July 15, 1850. '

Crockery and Glass \ljVare.,_

J ‘UST rcceivcd a large and splendid alssot-t,._
men: of extra and coiniuon crocke:y,'iind"
lass wares. I

LOCKWOOD, HAIGHT 6.: co.