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OPW 0 ' -
“A valuable liomestead of 261 acres of
. 1‘ A Ayres, in New Ca.ntlal1;»= :0ll"lf-.,isf‘l g00d
two story (l\V8lllllg-l1()ll§é,iVlJEli'tl,_tll'ld' other out
lJulldll1\lS. and fin'e'oi'cliai:'d of grafted fruit
trees in a bearing ‘stateffi. Also, 27 acres offinv
timber land. 3% milest ~n‘oi-tli-west of Norwiill-.,
Bridge. Also.,,Slx7 a'cre's of WW9 ‘md Hmbfal
landilying pné',.niile'noi'tli.of New Canaan Vll"
lage. Also-_;'t,wo_' acres of wood land lying neai
the saw mill of \Vatts Comstock. 1559- m_N°“'
Canaan. ‘Fol’ further particulars enquire oi
the snbscribeé at the residence of Wl11-“Dl'ul11-
anaan. .. '-
m‘°"d’r<.»N-ell’ ' EBENEZER CARTER.
New Canaan, June 14, 1850. *9i‘35fl
I = -,1‘-.'arm for Sale.
' K The subscriber ofl“ers for sale a farm
of sixty acres of good land. with a loge,
modern‘ built dwelling house. and 011
buildings .thereon, eligibly situated about one
inile from the village. of New Canaan, and five
from the‘ steamboat landing and Rail Road
pot at Norwalk. lt comniands an extensive
and beautiful view of the surrounding country
and Long Island Sound. It is well \Vi1teI'ed-
and has upon it. a fine orchard of grafted trees
in a bearing sfate. Said farm is replete with
every convi-.nience, and is oflered ‘for sale on
favorable terms. For further particulars. 6"-
quire of J. M. CARTER, Norwaik, or_ the sub-_
scriber near the preiiiiscs. .
' WILLIAM DRUMMOND.
New Canaan, June 17, 1850. ‘-35
POI‘ _
.CO'I‘TO-N FACTORY, near the vil-
Aliige of VVestport, Conn., 40 by 90 feet.
having, 1260 spindles, 30 looms, and other
necessary inacliiiiei'y. for the iiianul-actu_re ol
printed goods ;—a new water-wheel put in a
few months since, dwellings for eight o_i- ten
families, and 5 acres of land connected with it,
all in good order. A _ _
Also 487’ shares (constituting a mayoi‘ity)_ of
the stock of the Richmondville Maiinfactiiring
Co. This property consists of lt1lԤ_l6 stone
building.40 by 90 feet, having superior water-
power, mansion house. and several other small-
er dwelliiigs, barn, shop, €\Cc., togetlier_ with
acres oflgood land. Also the macliineiy,
tools,‘ &c., in the mill. lts location on the
line of the N. Y. 8: N. H. Railroad makes it
.a very desirable place for any kind of business.
Also a iarge mansion house in the village re-,
-cently. occupied as a store a.nd dwelling, well-
ilocated fo ' a public boa rdiiig-house‘. ' ..
Also _the homestead place, a convenient
house, barns, carriage-house, &c.. an9excel-
‘lélfilt orchard, with a great. variety of fruit‘,
sliriibbei'y, &c., together wltli 25 acres of very
superior land; a pleasant situation a little east
of the village on the Cunn., turnpike. Wan
;ibout_ 10() acres of hind in lots in the vicinity.
This prop'ei'ty is on .the line of the N. Y. &
N. H. R.aiiroad, within two hours of N. Y.-
is offered to close an estate, and will be dis-
posed of on very favorable tciins. Apply to
\Vest.poi't, Ct.
- A. A. HUTCHINSON, Adnfr.
Illatrch, 5. 1850.
Building Facts for Sale.
,,__ THE subscriber offers for sale tlirce
-buildng lots pleasantly situated on the Merwin
place about a q‘.lf1l'tel' of a mile below the
bridge; also, a lot with a new dwelling house
<tanding tliereon. Also, a house and lot. situ-
ated at Five Mile River, near the Landing.-
Seveiity-live per cent of the nioiiey can remain
on bond and niortgage for a term of years.
Eiiipiire of Cl-IA RLES L. .‘lAYL\lOND.
L‘{oiwalk, [Five Mile Rivoiu] Dec. 24. tf5‘2
'I‘ANNElI.Y FORSALE.
Valuabie Piroperty
FOR sale at a l):ii'gaiii.——Tlie subscri-
l.cr,.contemplating ii removal to the \Vc.st.bll'ci's
for sale his foam and tanuory situated in New
Caoa_:.~ ii about ii l1'll,l8_E1I1(l a halffroin the village.
and about fourmiles from Norwalk landing.-—
'l‘h_e fai-in consists ofabont 40 acres of ti‘ rst-izite
land with a good t.wo story dwelling-house, barn
and other buildings thereon, and would be ii
most desirable place for a liirmer or mechaiiic.
Tlie taniieiy, at which there is now doing a first
rate business in that line will be sold sepa rate
or with the farm as (lesired by the pnrcliaser.
For further particulars enquire of Darius St.
iohn, New Canaan, or of Chas Isaacs, Nor-
walk. DA'.RlUS S. AYRES.
New Canaan, Jan. 9, 18-30. 3
For Sale.
THE [louse and Lot formerly occu-
pied by Emery Bissell, deceased.
For particulars inquire of
Ci..-nix Bissi-:Li.,
or \V. E. BISSELL.
Norwaik, Aug. 27, 18-30-
FGR SALE.
The lioinestead lately belonging to
.'-"-.,__,,,J:iines \V. Hyatt, situated in the village of
N orwalk. a few rods north of the Episcopal
l_?burch. It is a first rate place fora niechaiiic.
having upon it a good dwelling House, Shop,
Barn, &c. and will be sold at a great bargaiii.
l.-‘or terms, apply to
\-V-M. S. LOCKVVOOD,
— Or CHAS. ISAACS.
Norwaik, Feb 12, 1849.
(.3
Ci
tf6
-'- -« For Sale
,_ A i,,,-gig and cor.-vciiieiitdwelling—ho1ise.
- Wm, Sm,-9 mm‘;-l}crl——.Vell-located for
1. 5' business, with c011llli?l'§g slielves, 560-.
&c., in the village of \Vestport, Conn. Also.
the homestead place where Capt. H. Allcn.
formerly resided, comprising three acres of
and well stocked with a variety of excellent
fruit. . Also, some other smaller houses in the
village. Apply to
A. A. Iv1U"CHlNSON', Adnzinislralor.
I/Vesi’po7'_£, April -3d.
. - To Farmers.
'E_ ORSE- {A KES. superior pattern, I-lorse
and Ox Ploiighs. I{iii'iball’s Srytlies.
Lamson’s Common Siiaths, Grain Cradles and
Scythes. '1--lay Forks, i‘\'lanure Forks, Hoes.
Rakes, Rifles, Scytlie-Stones. Ox-Scrapers.
(l<‘oot’s make,) Iron Scoops, c‘sCc., just received
and for sale by W’ M. C. STR.E1§T_
Pforrwal/C, June 18th, 1850.
'l?."l7ebb?s Washing Powders.
. NE \_V and coiiveiiient article for removing
..:. dirt from clothes of all kinds without rub-
-hing.
,'-Try it, and if you dc'in’t approve ofit, the money
.will be retnriied you.
LOCK\-VOOD. HAIGIIT, ('56 CO.
Norwalk, July 15, 1850.
Eye S-tufi's‘. Bye Stuffs I
O\V receiving ii large supply of Dye
Stuffs, consistin_r_v in part of the followiiig
articles : Logwood, Nicwood, 1.‘uSg;,._ C,,m_
.wood, Potash. Indi_,<_vo, Ceppcras. Alum, Blue
Vitriol, Madder, Hypernic, Red VVood, Ve,--
d.igi'is, &c. &c.
Al.-.o,.on hand a good supply of every m'ticl(>,
in the Dyers and Miiiiufactiii'ci"s line, at prit
Call a-
J. A. wig ED’S.
' —NOTHE'R Supply of Townsend’s Sarsa--
Just. re-'
parilla, and Cod Liver Oil.
C0'|V0d1l>y JOHN A. \VEED._
1 UTA BAGA SEED, of last year’s
- growth, for sale by J. A W121}: 1),
.\;lr'.|.__:fi¢J'lfi' ;, .1. , ,.,,_ J . H g g . O.
' REBIAINING in the Post Oflice at Nor-
land, formerly thef re'sidence of Jal'efl"
A ‘ Bell. Harman H.——3
List of‘ iiettexs
walk,;Oct. 1..185(_)._' .,_ __ A.
"Arnold, Mrs Caroline Hendi-ick,;; etsie-‘A‘__
'Atkinson"Hoi'at.io Hoyset. Owen
Adams, Gerardus Hans. Miss J M
Belden, N. M.
.—Brown. Marcus 3. .
Hanlin. Jolini-,—'2
Hoyt‘, Frank ‘
Hearnck. Jesse ,
Byxby, A Elizabeth _
H odges, J a mes.
Blunt, Alex.
Burke, Bridget
Bissel, L. Q ~
Bennett, E, S.
Barsley, Charles
Betts, John
Bristol, \-Vin. .‘
Barmore, \Vai‘d H
Byxbee,
B:'o\vn, Curtis H.
Baldwin, Ira
Beers, Miss Elizabeth
Byxbee. Adelaide
Brown, Chas E
Beers, J. Sturges
Broadbent, Abin
J2ii'fielrJ. Miss Ann
Cameron, Elizabt-tlr - Murray, \V L
Cue. Plllltll-l(_ll-‘l' P Nottbrock, N
Cliichester, Miss Marg’t Nestellc. Joaniiii.
Cook, lra Oldaker. Mrs A
Condit & (.10., Stephen Reynolds. Peter
Ci-ofut & Cliapnian Rcyiiolds, Miss Aim
Carroll, S W Raymond,Hezekiah
Connors, John Ricliards, D V.7 & H E
Conch, Geo VV Rayinoods, Platt F
Campbell. Mrs Jane ‘ Ryan. EllZ?I—‘-3
Downer, S. A. . Riches. Elizabeth
Draper, Franklin N Ryan. Catlieriiie
l)otzest;, Coi rad Runyon. Miss Fanny
Day, Capt Charles Siiiiili, Geo E
Duff, Mrs James Stuart Mr [Inn Keeper]
Dewilt, John——-2 Solleck. Geo
Duggaii. Mary Sheeriii. Catharine
Dist‘-ow, Justice St John, Alonzo
Diiiiscoiiib, Edward Slierwood, Mary
Elder. J L. , Smith, Michael
Ellis, Dr. Geo. Slieriiian, G H
Elwood, George Saunders. Capt F
Elwood. C H Slierwood, Mrs
Fitzgciad, Michael Sli'ickl:ind, J A
Fislirr. Miss Sarah Smith. B
l<‘aircliild, \Vm I-I Slauson, Chas
Fanneii. James Taylor. .loliii L
Galooly, Thomas Toley, \Viii
Green. Mrs L A \Vili-.ox, M r. Aininistra-
Guyer, \V A tor Estate of
Giliiian, VV S \Vliitnoy, Lewis
Hoyt, James [Hatter] \Vcbb, Moses
llzitliawsiy, Gilbert Vlilson, Eliza
Hoyt, V7 B \Vills, Jane
Hoyt, Stephen
Persons calling for the above letters, wil
please say advertised.
40 CHAS. B. Mo'r'r, P. M.
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
To take eject on and rtflcr IvVccZn.csclay,
’ April 24th, 1850.
kl’. Efork «:39 N. Haven Railroad
if
Jackson. Aileliiie“”_ '
Jones, Anna
Kellogg. James S
Knox, James-—-2
Kane, Mary
Kelly, VVm
Laidlaw, Sally
Leonard. Mrs A
Lockwood, Henry V
Minor A’. Close
I\“lcCann, Felix’
Morgari, John-‘-2
Mattliews. Phillip
M a rtiri, John
Murvin, \Vm
.'.- v-.5:-z-_~,;.=-:—_~.<
7=3*‘irr1.~r:,'v -.41-I vi’
..
' NTIL further notice t.rains will leave N.
York, from '29 Canal st. for Norwalli at
7.15 and 9 A. .\l., at 3, 4,aiid 5.50 P. .V'[.
Leave New Hzivc-.ii for Norwalk at 6.15 and
9,50 A. M. and at 1.10, 4,30, and8.10. P. M.
Leave Norwalk for New Haven at; 9,96.
and 11.5 A. ‘.‘'-‘I., and at 4,55. 6,13. and 8,05
P. M. the 8.05 train goes no farther than
Bi'idgcpoi'tt.
Leave -.\lorwalk for New York at 6,16. ’7'..‘2(i
and\11,:3 A. ;\l., at 2,113, 5,50. and 9.22 P. -.11.
R. B. MASON, .S'upo'rintc2i(/ant.
oi. BOOK i:-_§:_,r:»:<;:_.si___1":c3_ig‘/.__
SI‘.-l'f'Ill'i\" E ll Y.
'=.r=;::i :'_f_...-...,P
WHOLESAL AND RETAIL
139035. STORE.
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ROE LOCKVVOOD 84 SON, -
BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS, AND 1i\lI’OR'l'ERS,
411 Broadway, New York,
Directly opposite the Depot. of the New York and New-
llavcn Railroad Company.
CA.i.ciNr.D PILAST-ER, rot finishing
/' walls, coiistantly on hand. at 1
S, E. OLM.‘TEAD’S.
W. E. Bissell,
' AS removed to the cornerstore under the
. Conn. Hotel, where inay be found a com-
plete assortinent of drugs, inedicincs, porfuiii-
ery, books and stationery, fancy articles. &c.
&c. which will be sold at prices defying com‘-
petiiion. 19 lvlny 5,
To the Luxury-Seeking Por-
tion of the Community.
HE Su.l)scI'iber would take this method of
_ - informing the public that lie l'i:is estab-
lished himself at South l\'oi'walk. in the Ice
C"‘*“‘"~ C0"f‘°('-ll0“=I!',V . and I-‘ti-rli'eslmieiit Busi-
nf‘-Ssniud \\ould be happy to wait upon those
who will favor him with a call, at all 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
busiiicss was acquired at the well-kn )\Vn and
ynstly celebrated New York Garden, of wliii-.li
the Hon. Mr. Contoit was Pvropri-.tor and
Manager; whose success alone is siifficii-nt.
to guarantee the excellence of his del'cacies.
C. B. DARTOIS.
N. B. Ice Cream flt_Wll0lB_Sllle and retail.
South Norwalk.'AugL'2d.1850: 32
Efairtoyn Matting. .
4:0 Yiiids of 6-4 \V-hite Canton llrfatting,
ity; for sale at
s
M()UL'l‘ON’S.
at 31cts. per yard, of superior qual.
H’esl]7o'rt, Zlfay 20.
Hoyt. Ira ii
Hiiiglit, Mary ”,_"j '
i T—..¢-:—~_l_,
invite the attention of the public to his
Trunks, Valices, Carpet’Bags. Mats, Rugs,.\-V
&c. &c. which he has constantly on hand.
Harness, combining iiearness with durabili
‘at’ this establishment, oftlie-v_ei'y best mat
not fail to satisfy c'usto'mei‘s.7‘ Repairing (10
Norwalli, Nov. 1, 1849. A
F. vBR.ADI.iEY%"*S ff
Ne'zv Ifaraess and Saddle Establishvnem‘.
HE subscriber having had an appartinent ii
Just received 5!. lot of Buffalo Robes, Blankets, &c.
tted up beneath the_Connccticut Hotel, would
extensive assortinent of Saddles, Harnesses,
hips, Lashes, Brushes,Curryconibs,Shammies
He [me on hand several setts of very light single
ty. Every article in his line of business may be had
erials and style of workmanship. at prices which will
ne in a neat and substantial manner. Q
F. BRADLEY.
Tfiilliiam
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Veb'o, Saddlery
, Swan,
T’Vesz.‘ Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the ]Vo7'waZ/c Hotel.
lwaziufaetures eizid. Eea1er..§.n
ADDLES, Hai'iiesses, Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Satcliels, \-Vliips. Mutts, Brushes.
\Vare, Trunk Locks, &c. &c.
NI‘ B. Iiarnesses inanufizctzorerl to order. Terms favorable.
_ r
23'» j
J. E.‘v'£.- $mith’s Iviarlole Yard,
Near the Biiclgc, Norwal/c. C'onxn.
EPULCH RAL Monuments and Grave
Stones of every variety of [)t1l'.fP.l‘llS, and of
the most; skilful \‘.’Ot‘l{ll1£1llSlll]): Tlie best as-
sortment of Amt-.rican and It oreign Marble,
kept constaiitly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind .of blarble \Voi'k,:ii'e invited to call and
give a personal inspection of his material and
workiiiaiisliip, as this will be more sat.isfact.oi'y
lliaii to purchase ofAgeiits witliout an opportu-
nity of testiiig the quality of the article coii-
t.ract'ed for. _
Tlie Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an experienced workman and can
\ ’:ll'l’2lllT. it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwaik, Aug. 21. 1843-
?roi'.ee%io31 insurance 60-.-
Of I-IA‘R'l.‘FORD. Co.\=.\'.
Capital i€i'9..’00,600—l‘l”2’l/z Prirzlcgc to In-
crcasc to Infill/7'11 fl/Iillion.
‘$7?-‘ ILLIAEI C. STREET,liaviiigreceived
if the agency oftho anovo naiiicd Compa-
oy in now prepiircd to iiisuro Houses, Stores,
1\Iills.li‘zict:oi-ies,liarnsandtlieconteiitsofeacli
together with every other species ol propcity
flgaingt Loss or Doziingc by It ire.
The rates ofpi'cin'iiim offeii'cd, are as low as
i110_.;g.-_~,t‘-,my other similarIiistiti.it:ion,a nd every
ina ii has’ now an opportunity,for a trifling sum
to protect liiiiisclfagaiiist. this (lOSl.l’l1(:l.lVe cle-
ment. which often in a single hour, sweeps
siwaytlic earnings of so iiiiiiiy years. _
'It'.'is incunibciiton all persons applying for a
rene.w:ilor policy on buildiiigs,to ll!l.t)l‘I21’tllt':‘
agent. of all cliaiigcs in and about the _prciiiises
that: increase the ha'/.ard: oroii iiiai-liiiioi'yi'cii-
dered uiipi'ocliii:t,ivc by l1O\‘Jll1\’f!l1llt)l1S7 115908-‘l
legs by changes in l)usiiicss,:is'iio insurance
office is bound by their policy, to pay it by l110l'€
than the cash value of property, at the time or
FOB NEE? YORK!
REGULAR TRIPS FOR THE SEASON
THE Sloop MARY VVILLIS,
/',,. Capt. \Villis J. Merritt, having coiii-
mcnced her regular trips for the season -
§§‘f?-;;‘§_='f7,\vill leave Norwalk,cast:sidetlie bridge
every Tuesday Evening, and New York every
Saturday.
Any one having business with the Packet
Office during the absence of the vessel, can
apply at: the Cabinet Shop of \Vm. L. Quin-
ard~, on the Dock.
\VlLLIS J. MERRITT.
Norwaik, March 31. 1849. 13
s .13‘... e e E? s ‘:73’ 3.. 3 A ,
CAPT. G. GRUMMAN,
Eiive Mile River.
., THE sub.scrib(-.i's take this oppor-
lf tunity to rct_iirii thaiiks to those who
4/’/,7‘ have patronized the above boat during
E ,tlie past, year. Having scciired the
services of the well kiiowii and 8.\'])(’¢l'l(,’.l')Ce(l
Capt. G. Giiuiiiiiziii, they hope to give full sal-
isfactioii to tliose who may favor them with
freight either to or from New York. The
Sloop will continue to run as foi'iiierl_\'; leaving
every Tuesday-niglit, for New York, l'(.‘llll'l1ll1$1
every Saturday, from foot of l_"ike- SIi'ei-.t. I
L. DIBBLE 6: CO.
Five Mile River, April 22,1850.
At
me-rwailz Cemetery.
-.7 ‘lIIE public are licrcby notified that the
grouiids of the Norwalk Ceiiit-tcryAsso-
ciatioii are now laid out and that the lots are
for sale.
PE‘-l':'()l)S wishing to procure lots may apply-
to Evert. Qiiiiitaril, \Vin. C. Si:-oer, or the Sui}-
scriber. ."TEl’IIEN OLMS'l‘l£.-\ D.
Secretary.
Norwaik, Dec. 10. 1849. 50
53 1? lH’..*3‘ll SlJ.l3Pl—.Y« of iii'j.73_i3i@.
f.‘=~ Cioxi-ii; & co-:3 <-ii«;.\*UiNi«: con-
LIVJCR. ()1 L,ji.ist received and for sale by
John A. \‘.7ccd. .
Shoe, .'-iiseetizer and E"i21e:1-
img .~’:§%e3.=.e.
Hl:‘~.\lRY H.=\i.\'l)ES renews again
hisackiiowledgiiiciits to the public and
"'=-3°-liis friends l0l'.lill9ll' generous patronage
ts destruction. .
Norwaik, Jan. 1., 18-19.
Lamp flil.
URE bleached sperm, solar, elepha rt and
reliiied whale laiiip oils, of the very best
qualities. forsalc by 4;} \V C.STREET.
A. s.'_s*.s..s.r.:oz§,
Rook Seiler and Eéinder,
fig.-\S just returned from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofSchool and
z\lisccllaneous Books. Also, a large :issortii'ient
of StaI’ionery, including Blank Books. Foolscap,
Letter,:ind Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
which he will sell clieaper than they can be
bouglit for at any other store in this vicinity.
Books of all kinds, bound in his usiiallyj
iieal. and durable style, at exti'emely low rates,’
and satisfaction given to all.
C. BETTS, liaving sold his entire
Q 0 stock of Caps to Mr. H. C. Raiidle,
would respc-.ctfully lnvite his former friends
and patrons to call upon H. C. Raiidle, at. his
store, No. 15 Main st., where, lee doubts not
they will find goods and prices to suit.
E ECKE R.’S Tariiiii, Tapioca, Sign, Ver-
‘ macella, Maccaroni, Pearl Barley, Corn
S/arch, a superior article, expressly for pud-
diiigs. For sale at BlSSELL’S.
Swaaifs Establismeniz
FEERS the greatest aittraction, in his
ty. For beauty of woi'kiiianship, richness
and taste in the fitting and iiioiintiiigof Har-
iiesses, he has long stood uiirivalcd. llis
Stock, c.inbi'accs the gi'ei.test' varicty, is ficslier
and newer in style, pattorii, and inakc, than
any country store to be found; for, although
his stock is exteiisive, his sales keep pace,
and frequently run far ahead of his best c.ll'oi'ts
to supply the deiiisind.
cess in this matter is pei-liaps to be foi.ind in
the elegance of his wares, but more probably
in their cheapiiess. which gives dispatch and
facility to sales. If Sadlery \Varo is waiitcc.
by the trade, they never fail to call on Swan;
for he sells at city prices.
Evervarticlein the line may be found at this
establi-shiiient. Strainger, give hiin a call, and
he will more than confirni what is here said.
;— \VM. B. SWAN.
Norwalk, July 15. 1850. .
Eiockwood. 1-Eaight & Go"
zlgczifs for the Sale 0/
4 . . .
AL-CASE. which, being enameled-' both
and-water-tiglit, as a desirable article for pro-
tecting the dead, for ordinary interment, for
vaults, for transportation. for removal after in-
terinont, &c.. élzc. \Ve invite all to call. and
superiority of it over all others now in use.
Gil’ flasks. .
49 EMPTY oifcasks for siile by
49. \V. C, S'l‘REE_T._
line, of any one of the kind in the coun-
The secrct. of his suc~l
Carriage \Vhips, .
for instance, are sold at imii1Lifactiii'ci's’ irices.=
I
’ 1SK’S ‘1’A’I‘EN'l‘ META-LLIC BURL,’
without and within. is rendered perfectly air-'
examine, that they may see thebeauty and.
during the year past, and hopesto merit. an un-
interrupted continrancc of the business rela-
tionship which he has so long maiiitaiiied with
this community. He will be found now at his
new stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,
where he will be happy to see, andservo his
old friends and the public. The character of
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises every article of men’s
and Cl1lltll'Gl’|7S \V(‘ill'. with .l{i.ibbors and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies and gentleman.
Fl.\'Dl;\'GS of the bust qiiality, and in any
qiiaiit.'ity, suited to the wants ofthe craft. '
Norwalk,Jan. l, 1849. 18
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
Ficiils & ileailrieiis,
ttgg No. 13 Jlfain St.
%/ . OULD i'cspect<fiilly. invite the citizeiis
of Norwalk and vicinity to visit their
cstablisliiiiciit which will at all times be fur-
:iis]l_ied Wlllll cvery description of goods for
at IFS’ ant gcntlemen's wo:ii', and at riccs tliat
caiiiiot fail to .-.uit the piirclioscrs. I')l‘lIP. sub-
scribers are also nianiifactiiriiig all kinds of
ladies; geiit.leineii’s and cliililre»ii's work. All
work wai'i':int:cd to give the lmst satisfaction or
the money in all cases will be readily rotiirncd.
'l.epairing done in the best maniier. The gen-
tlemen‘s braiich will be conducted by Mr.
Cha’s li‘ic|d. (late of .Bi'oadw:iy. N. Y.)
CHARLES FIELD.
E. LEG.R.AN‘D HENDRICKS.
Norwaik, Dec. 3, 1849. 49
.. ..- .._~,,
GRBGEREEES & 63.-"’:'?.@%E§E§i.'_'.if-.
G. ‘l?.'~’. Smifish.
T HE Subscriber would inform his former
custoiiieis and the public generally. that
he may be found at his new store in South
i\'orwalk, where he will keep a good and ex-
tciisive assortineut of (ii-o:ei*ies, Provisioiis.
lCi°oi':l.ei‘_Y. China and Glass \Varc. Also l.flOlll'
taud Feeil, Sporting and lilasting Powder,
-.I):ii‘(_‘lli‘. Ease. and a goiieral assortiiieiit of
% Patent Medicines. All of wliicli he will sell
jat as low rates as tliey can be . procured at in
itliis village or elsewliem.
; Fresli Goods received army week. Goods
gdclivei-ed in any part of the village.
i Sou/Ii NorwaU:;JlIa_1/ 6th 1850. ‘.20
. Fresh Gampliiene
lECE1VED every we-on from N. Y. at
"= J. A. W-EED’S.
'§?‘Jashing E‘lu_i'ic1.
: Lxvooois w.isi-iiivo FLUID for
sale by w. E BISSELL.
Ready triads Ctething.
UITABLE for Fall and Winter wear—-
Mens and Boys sizes, for sale clioap at
l‘vIOULTON’S.
\Vestport, Sept.23, 1850.
AND’S SARSAPARILLA, S. P. Ton n-
send's do , Old Di‘. Jacol: Toivns-.nd’s do.
Coi'l)c.tt’s and Sluikers’ do., Blake’s Aromatic
Bit.loi's, \Vistar‘s Balsam of \Vild Cherry.
Tiiyloi"s Balsam of Liver\v0i‘t, and a ho it of
other Patent Medicines, too niiinerous to men-
tion. For sale by J. A \-VEF D.
-317. Stee1e’s. Dysintery Cordial
SA FE and valuable medicine, which has
- p_ci-forined inany valuable cores, and may
be ielied upon as ii safe‘ remedy in the follow-
ing Ctl:e$,—J)ySel‘ll(-.'l‘y, Cholera Infantuin.
Billioiis, \Vind and Painter's Cholic. Sold by
J. A.,\VEED.
'- OTICE is hereby given that deposits will
be received by tho. ti'casiii'_ei' at the Fair-._
tieid County Bank, from 10 to 12 o‘clo(:k._A-
-M. and from ‘.2 to 4 o'clock, P. VI. Oh M_0ndfl,Y§.
Tuesdays, \Vednesdays, Thursdays and _Fiji
days, and on 'Saturdays_ from 10 to 12A. M.
and 3 P. M. until fuijtjher notice. Per-
sons wishing to make loans are requesteil to
han-fl a writte_n application to the treasurer,
stating itinoiiiit and security. ‘
'1‘. WARNER, JR., Treasurer.‘ ,.
Norwaik, Dec. '3, 18-19. ~
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In Quart Bottles.
For they 'rcmorr1.Z and _77c1‘ma7zcn/.cu.rc of all
I)isea.scs miszizg from an impure stale
of the Blood or /iobit of l/Le 3}/.vtem..
E-inong the iiianyaii important dscoverers
of this gciici'at:ioii is one wliose fame will
be wi'iltcii as with ii sunlicain. in the history of
SAND’S SARSAPARI LLA stands forth
alone, and, by its own works, proclaims its
power—tliat. iiiutc eloquence so ii'ri-sistibly af-
fecting in the appeals of tho sull'e.ring for re-
lief, has been aiisivercd. Tlioiisands of cases
of disease have been cured by this lll\’tIlU:ll)lt’:
niediciiic, such as are not furiiislicd in the
records of time. ’l.‘hesc things are not done
in secret places, nor in some uiikiiowii town.
but: are perforincd in our principal cities and
public places. Tlicy are brouglit bi-fore tho
world, no doubt. to siibs'l‘a::tiiite, bcyoid doubt,
the /icaling rirlucs of this preparatioii; and
the facts iiiifoldcd, though gigaiitic, are as p ain
as the light of day.
The Sai'saparilla is combined with the most
elfi-.ctiial aid, the most salutary produciioiis.
the most potent simples, of the vegelabl_e king-
iloiii; and its 1iiipi'ccedei’ited success in the
resto;ration to hcaltli of tlios'e who hail long
piiied under the most distressing clironic in:ila-
dics. has given it an e\'alted cli:ii'zictci'——fui'-
nisliiiig. as it does. evidence of its own iiitriii-
sicviiliie, and i'ccoiiiiiicIiding it to the afflicted
in terms the iifllictcil only can know. Ii’: has
long been a niost importaiit desidei'ati.iin in the-
practico of ii_ie'-diciiie to obtain a reinedy simi-
lartotliis-—nnothat would act on the liver.
-5’f())ll(ZCfl and 1201/3613. with all the precision and
potciic_\' of niiiicral prcparaiioiis, yet witliout
any of their deleterious ( ffects upon the vital
powers of the system. Althoii_9,li possessed of
powerful licaling.pi'opei't;ics,it is eiilircly barin-
ess, and will not iiijiirc the iiiost. delicate con-
stitiilion. When in perfect licaltli, no i-lfect. is
pioiluced by its use, except an iiici'casc of ap-
nctitc; but \\llPt1 Lllsciise is scati-d in ll1¢~
frame, and carryiiig fast its viciiiii along illt‘
path of life, then its ll1_YSl(‘.l'l()l.lS iiiflneiice is
felt and sccn; it enkiiidlcs new life and vigor.
and brings health and strciigili to the siili'ei'iii,
and Lliscascil.
SCP.()l"ULOUS A'FLl*‘ECTlON OF THE
Ii Y l‘I.",.'.
\Vi.\'ciii~:s'i*i-:ii, l\'_v.. Oct. 29, 18:19.
A. B. & D. S.;\.\'u.s:—L':'-czillc/iirtli: I woiilil
iint'.lia\'c prcsuiiied to write to you, it it \\’;i.~
not my duiy to ll-‘ll the public know the alniosi
iiiiraciilous clfect your S2ii'sapari|l:i has liai:
upon me. My limbs were covered with u -
ca-rous sores, so that I could not walk duriiig.
the whole Spring and Suiiiiiier. ln this situa-
tion I coinnicnccd the use of your Sarsapa ril-
la. and after takiii_<_{ two bottles was eiitii‘el\
ruretl. 1 must also tell you of another won-
ilcrful cure. My brotlior was atllicted witl-
tliis scrofula in his head so badly, his pliysiciai.
told him the loss of his sight; was lll8Vlfitl)l“,
and |)8l'l1ltIliP.lll blindness seeiiicil t.o be his fate.
'l.‘hi'ee bottles entirely restored his sight ; ant.
we cannot but recoiiimeiid all who are simi-
larly afflicted to use Sands’ Sarsaparilla.
Yours truly,
BE.‘JAMIN F. BUCKNER.
ITS I’OPULAl:’il'l‘Y ABROAD.
raou sou'rii .-\Ml'2lllCA.
Maiacaibo, Vcnc'/.iicl:i., April 1‘2t.li, 1849.
ll-'Il'ZS!~?RS. Sr\.\'Ds—Gcn/lzmimz: I consider it
ii duty due to the public to make known‘ flit‘
great lioiiefit: I liavc received from using your
valuable Sarsaparilla. About 1|”-ea years ago
I was attacked with Iliciiiiiatisin in my shoul
Ll0I'S. and also in my legs. and so severe was
the pain, that: I was iiiiabli- to sleep. I tried
all of the bcst iiicdiciiics l conlil liearof. with-
out receiving any beiicfit, until, tlii'oi.igli the
advice of a l.l'l(5ll(l, 1 procured some of your
Sni's:iparilla, and. after using [our lioliles in the
course of fifteen days, I found iiiyseTf eiitii'o|y
well. I have no hesitation in sayiiig your
Sarsaparilla is the best medicine I ever took,
and can coiitideiitly recoiiiiiieiid itto iiiyfrieiids
and the public. Your obedient serraiit.
J. M. JESURUN.
Here is another, nears-r home: .
Nrzw Yoiiit, Jan. 8. 1850.
NIESSRS. SANDS :—G-cn£lc2’nen—l have gieat
pleasure in ackiiowledgiiig to yoi.i the great
beni-lit I have i'eceivcd from the use of your
Saisaparillzi. A subject of piilnionary disease,
I made a voyage to Euiope, but, while there.
continued to be tlflll(:l('(l. A few weeks after
my return, I was scizcd with a violent lieiiioi'-
rliagc of the lungs,ai'iil, from the dcbility and
great pi'ost'i'atioii of sticngtii that followed.
with the protracted difficulty if respiratimi, 1
aiu entirely relieved by the use of your S:ii‘sa-
pa rilla, wliicli I coiisiuor a most iiiipoitaiit and
truly valuable discoviwy in the healing art. I
feel that I have not for fourteen years enjoyed
so good health as at present. Yours. Cu-.
22 S. E. SE YMURE.
Prepared and sold, wliolcsale and i'et:ii|. by
A. B. (Sc D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists.
100 Fulton street, corner of \Villiam. New
York. Sold also by Drnggists generally.
tliroughout the United States and C_ai'iadas.
Piice $1 per bottle; six bottles for F0!‘
sale by JOHN A. VVEED.
Q5:
x... taerinfiing.
URE Ground S:ilt.of an excellent quality
for butts-.r and the dairy. Inquire at lillt'
store of S. E. Oliiistead, or of the siibscri ier.
24 I. CAMP.
G cngress Water.
7 HE Subscriber will keep constantly on
hand, durin<,,: the season, a supply of
Congress \Vater, fresh from the spring.
JOHN A. ‘WEED.
AY-RAKES, SCYTH F.-SNATMP1 sfiifc.
at OLM."l‘l£AD’S.
i) OTASH. for sale by
\V. E. BISSELL.
growth, at _ OLMS'.l‘EAD’S.
P0\VDEI{,_sli0t,_nn(l caps at
_ ' OLl\1STEAD'S.
UTA BAGA Turnip Seed, oflast year’s'
q
‘{.;3l ,
l _
=%\"§-.-‘§l-:=‘_? ‘:='=
_ was ~=.—1al3
(Also Proprietor of _Ba.rnum's_ Chinese 1'lI:1..w¢-.7,,,,, No.
539 Broadway, ciiiitaiiiiiig one niillion of Curiosities fi-ma
China, and of Bax-iium‘s Jlfriseuni, 1’/uludelphia.)». _ .
J oiiN Gm-1!-zuwoon, Jii., Assistant-lllanager.
. .rv\a\A/u-s/v'\.a—+——
This magnificent estalilisliiiieiit, which contains the moat "
extensive and attractive collection of -
Natural and Artxficaal Curiosities
to be found on the continent, has lately received many very
importaiit additions to its bcliirc almost bewildering variety
of agreeable and instructive objects. Besides which. the
manager takes pleasure in informiiig his patroiis that, actu
nted by a desire to mcrit a contiiiuaiice of the patronage
that has been bestowed upon lIll5‘hIll.':‘elllI1fOl' the past
nine 3/cars, he li:is expended
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
in enlarging and embellisliing it, as well as reiideriii_-: it in
many wa_\'s the 1/iost attractive place of u1nu.s‘I'7ncMl-in the
city. Havin_-.; now takcii in the whole of the Clicmicak
bank lJllll(Ill1_1!, next door, anil thrown the vast sites of both
edifices into one Grand b‘:1'ucl.urc, linislicd in the most tasty
style,
Without Regard to Cost,
be fliittci-s hiiiiscll‘ that his cstablisliment under its new‘
airaiigciiiciit will meet with
Universal Apprcbation.
He has added to his new building a W
Magnificent Lecture Room,
the floor of which is two stories Ioirer don-ii than the old‘
one, and fitted up in the most g_jor_-.:coiis style, with iron
trellis-work fronts to each lier——criinson v¢_-lvct cushions to
each seat—wliitc and gold adornineiits. &c.-—preseiitiiig an
clegiiiit saloon that will coinfortably hold
THREE THOUSAND PE OPLE,-'
where all those who disapprove of the «lissipiitioiis_,, dc-"
l)ilIlClI€l'l€.‘l, profaiiit_\', vulu'iiriIy. and other alioiiiiiiatioiis,
which ('l1:l.l‘:l(‘lt‘.l'l'/.L' our inoderii tlicatrcs, may visit witliout
fear of lieariiig or scciiig 1‘lll:\'.[lIlKlg that niight shock the
most susc-,,-ptililc moral sciisibility.
IN BARNUM'$ LECTURE ROOM
not a word is iiitci'eil olfciisivc to inorrils or l'(:ll,*!lt)ll--T10! a
ll1()u_L:l)l2 is brcatlicd czilciiliitcil to l.~riui_: a lilii.-sh upon the
clicck of lllOIl(.'Sl_\'-—l)0l? an €‘.‘I})l'(‘S.‘<'l(lll ciiiploycil that may ‘
not be '.‘.X[Ii:tlllC«l to the car of _\'l)11llI without ocriisioiiiiig an :
iinpiire idcri--—iiot an nlliisiiiii \'L‘l'ill!l’l‘(l upon that has not _
first been cliasti-,iicil with a due and ll.’~€('ll regard for sobri-
ety. iiitc_:i‘ity, mid the otlinr virtues of an liiiiiomlili: life.
‘The ciitcriaiiiniciits wliicli take place in this Saloon evcry .
Aft:‘l‘ll()(!!1 and Erciiiii-_', will consist of liichly moral and "
iiistriictivc (l(illI('Sil(2 di'iini:is, \\'l'ltl‘t'-)ll‘ expressly for Mr. _‘
B:iriiiiin's Est:ilili.siiiiii:iits. and so criiistriirtoil as to please‘
and cdify, while Ilic-._v p(>s.~Ic:.4s ii powerful 'rL_'/'ur7nutor_y ten-
dency. The inor:il domestic draniii of
‘-’l‘lic l)i'iiiil;ard. or the Fallcii Reclaimed,"
wliii-li was i'cprcsciitcii over a lmudrml times at Bamnm's ’
l'l;ilait'clplii:1 lllusi-iiin. aiid_ conceded to be one ofthe must i_
powci'liil :1l1.\2llltll‘l(-.'S that the l(‘ln[Icl‘:Itn:x) cause has over
rcrcivml in this roiiiitry, iind to which was awarrlmt the ap-
probzitioii and C0lllll(‘llllXlL'C oftlic great body of cleri.'_\_'mcn,
the TL'll_‘_'l(lllS coniiiiiiiiity at lar_i:i-., and all of the lire-‘t laun-
lics in that city, will he ainong the firs: produced at the re-
opening of this estiililisliiiiciit.
Beside the Lcctiirc liooin, there are EIGHT Spncfoiza
Ila//s u\'i:i‘ (inc liiimlrcd l°‘(-ct in Li-.ii;':tli.
lillcd with a large viii'ii.-t_\' of Ben.»-/.~'. ]2"inl.~', 1"1s/res. Insects,
J‘v[lIIL’I'll.].S', .\;c. .lL's'r Aniiitii,
The (ii-zuid State Coach of Adelaide, late
QU HEN OF El\'G].AI\'I)!
togetlier with the 3\l;igiiili('i:iit Gum) MoU.\'Tt-’.I) HARNESS
for c-i:;lit llUl‘5(::.~', and llIL‘ Goi-_-_v_t-oiis GUl.I)l-ZN l.ivi-tin’ of the
late Qiicieifs coacliim-ii, footiiii.-ii, and ()ll[l'l(IL‘1‘5l Tlllfl truly
regal and spli-iidiil C:irria_-_-c is almost
LITERALLY COVERED WITH GOLD I
and cost over four/1'01: I.’/oitsririrl y.»muul.»- sterling’, or
SE Y li NTY Tllll Li{‘:iN D .90 LLA Rb‘!
G"1‘a3‘lC1. Picture Gallery.
The walls of which are surrounded with an lntcllectuas
Congress of Aiiicrii-aii S:l.:_‘(‘S ;
BE.-\{7'l‘I‘i"l"I’i ('«().’5L't{9IIAi‘-IA VIl“.\"S,
of all the l’i'iiicip:il (fitii-s and Public Buildiiigs in the world
1:3-Ii ‘iii-re}: ."4E‘igures, Size of Life l
!)l'PIlfl!'('tI with n partii'iilai' eye to the moral advaiiccment
is wcll as the iiitcllcvtiizil _L'l'.'1.llliL'3lll(:ll of all wlio ttxttnllllé
‘livin. ’l"iic "' _I'II.'(‘III,lII’I‘II/." 1"«:i/ii/_7/," and its coiiiilcrpart. the
“ ."¢-in7)r'1-u.’n _lv'./i.v/.51..‘/," l|;|\'(,'. llt‘(-‘ll pi'(iiii»iiiii‘c¢l by It‘At’HI-LII.
.‘~l.i'i'iii~;\\' and other i-iiiizzi-iit pliil-.1iitlii-iipisirilie best and
mo.-:-t I,‘iiP('ll\'t3 l2|(‘llli‘il lcrliirc on ti 0 rvil.-‘ of .~troii;_r drink, and
tho ailviiiitzigcs of al~.stiiici.cc. cvcr pliiccd bcforc ‘J. tliinking
cimiiiiiiiiit._\'.
'l'lii~ otlicr t.alilc:iii:~:, such as the “Birl/i of our Snri0r_.'
the “ H'Il-I/f /It:/lnrc 1'0/I/iris I’//:Ii‘i'." lllt‘, “L113! .\'1/7v/u'r,'
&c.. are too \\'l:ll ixll()\V'll and have lI(‘(‘lI too loin: .'idinircd. to
lIL‘(‘(I ciilogzy. 'l‘lic lE«.-iii‘:-.5 are all of the size of life. are
propci'l_‘,' rostnm-_-d, and appeal at once: and alli-rtiiiyly
ilirou_:li Ill!‘ int-niory and iiiia::ination to the human heart.
In short B arniiin's Miisi-iiiii is a \\‘ondcr in itself, mid may
very pi-npei-ly li;..- c:ill¢:<l :i 1~‘.i.\iii.r C1’(.‘l.u[‘(l-Il)lA or 'I'llll\'GS
\\'(}lt'l‘ll l{.\’li\\'l.\(‘- in l‘(.‘}.'tll’il to the 7/-In/.7 ire 2'/iIml.iI.. It is
imqiiiastioiiably the \'cry best S('ll()0I of instructioii extant,
fiiriiisliiiig to the c_I/r of i.-very little stiidciit, not iiiercly ii pic-
_ iorial illustration of the lutL‘l'C$lll1f_" hut obistrnse facts of Not-
ural Ilistoi'_\.', but an cxact an.-l sti*il~'.iiii.: -i'Inu,;._rc of each sub-
.<t:iiitial idea. as well as a taiigililc lilaeiicss of the things
and beings, the evidences and rcminiscciices. of a bygone
II'.,'(}.
Il\Ir. Barnum has .'I£I(‘IllS and corrcsponricnts in nearly ev-
ery portion of the _2lolic, who are roiztiniiiilly 5cndin_i.; valu-
illbllj ailditioiis to this :ili'c:id_v iiiconccivably great collection
of this world's \\'t)ll(li'l'5. _
No intoxicatiii_:: drinks porniittcd on the premises, and no
improper [)l’l'S()llS, iiisilc or li,-iiiiilc, admitted.
The Miisciiiii isopcn froni 7 A. M .. to 10 o'clock I’ M.
Siicli rcgiiliitioiis arc ('.“l:tl‘llsl}(}tl and ciifoi-coil. as render it
pcrfcL'tl_\' safe and ]:le*:lS1lllt for I..iniv:s and CHii.niii-ziv to
visit the Musciiiii in the ilaytinic though uiiaccompanicd by
‘_'¢‘.nllt!lX'lCl1. Exliihitioiis and Pcrforiiianccs in the Lecture
lloom '1‘ \\'ICE cw-i-y day; and on Holidays, entcrtuiiimcnts
arc givcii ]_Cz:ci3/ /'10:/r, Day and Eveniiig.
.4(Inzi'ss-ion 25 mils, Clu'lcIren under ten years of
age, 12% cents.
.'E§.‘¥E13’€DE’.'2'1""z.‘.’sR'Ji"I.‘ CHANGE.-
D:1ii!ey’s Magical Pain Extractor-..
In a new Wrap/Icr and boxes much enlarged. ‘.
ij.-\U'l‘lONl Coiintcrfoits of Dallcy’ Ex- --
tractor, in the old wrapper, flood the
lll€.ll'l\'0l-«'lVt)llJ llieiii as you would poison, for 7
they are as daiigerous in their application.
Buy Dallcy's Extriiclor, only in the new ‘
dress and large B-oxes—you gain largely in ,.
quantity ofthe Oiiitiiwiit over the old size, and
what is more iinportaut yet——you avoid the
danger of being iniposi-d npoii by a Counterfeit.
and are certain of geltiiig the geiiiiiiie article.
The Genuine Dallcy Siilvc,as thousands will ’
testify, is an inlallihle remedy for the worst. of ‘
burns, scalds. piles. l'l]PUl]1:lllSl1), sore and in-
flamed eyes, ci'y.<ipelas. salt. rlieum, cuts,
wounds, bruises, and all cutaneous and inflam-
iiiatory (liseases.
N. B. Every local agent will be provided
with a i-ertilivtaic. sigiicil by my lawful attor-
iicy, and by the '.l‘i'iii/elliiig: ilgfllll».
E?‘ See the new printed Cll'(:l.lltll'S foi' 1850,
they coiitain much important and interesting
infurinatioii. ll. DA LLE Y,
415 Bi'0a(lway, N. Y.
Eat}-s-y’s Animal Galvanic,
The greatest. clieapeat, and most certain
l' iiicdyever discovered for the cure of dis-
cases of horses and cattle. Humors, sores,
swelliiigs, straiiis,q 1'-itterbone. galled neck and
slioulders, hard or spaviii lumps—it cui'es with
rapidity and certainty! and no case of po-
evil, has, as yet, resisted the wonderful prop
erties of this great and truly valuable re.ine.dy.-
i'-:§° Fariners and owners of horses and cats 7
tle, try it once. and you will never afterward
be without it.
AGi=;.\"rs—Norwalk, W. E. Bissell; South
Norwalk,G- \V. Smith; \Vestport, John \V.
.'l'aylor.; l\ew Canaan, S. C. Silliman; Sta m-
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ford, Roswell Hoyt.
Removal. ’ '
' E would inform our customors nm] the
public in general, that w_e have opened
our stock of Goods at the store rec'ent'lyl occu‘
pied by T. L. 66 J. R. PECK, where will be
tound on hand the most complete assortment; df‘ ’
all goods in our line of business
LUCK \VOOD, HAIGHT, 54‘, CO. -
Norwalk, July 15, 1850. ~ - ~
Crockery and Glass Ware. .
5 U SE received a Vlaige and sple,ndidl,aslsort-,-
9 ment of extia and coniinon‘cr'ockeiy- finq
glass wares.
i..ocKwo0n ,l-1AlGH'.I‘ 6: co.
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