_a very desirable p
Q
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. ' ‘ . z *'-I ‘— ‘ ’ I ‘ ' " "i ; . . 11: .Se.viz‘1gS B31112." “ ‘ . ’
- . . List‘ f'L3t£er3- . N01‘Wa.. . . .
For V i I V "I H OTICE is,_liei'e,by giventliat deposits _will
A valualilchoinestead of 26%-acres of
land, formerly the residence of Jared
_ Ayres, in New Canaan. On it. is a good
Stern story dwelling-house, barn, and other oi.it
l)'lll(IlD.‘..’S. and fine orcharcl of grafted fruit
i.re.es' in a l)et]‘l’ll‘Pg state. Also. 27 acres of fine
riinber land’. 35 miles north-west of Norwalk
Bl’-l‘t_lfJ.e. Also, six a-c-res of wood and ll|T1b_9"
laud lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
lage. Also two acres of wood [and lying hem‘
i.'i’ie- saw mill of \Vatts Comstock. Esq. iu_ New
Canaan. -For further particulars enquire of
the subscriber at the residence of VVm..Drum-
mood; New Canaan.
EBEN EZER CAP»T_ER.._
New Canaan, June 14,1850. "'9‘l9-Jlf
Farm for Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale a form
,1‘ of sixty acres of good land. with a lnget
.. 7 modern built dwelling house. and on
buildings thereon, eligibly situated about one
mile from the village of New Canaan, and five
from the steamboat landing and Rail Road De-
pot at Norwalk. lt commands an extensive
' and beautiful view of the surroi.iuding country
and Long Island Sound." It is well watered.
and has upon it a fine orchard of griiltted trees
Said farm is replete with
in a bearing state. _
every convenience. and is ollei'0d lot‘ Stile 0”
favorable terms. For further particulars. 6"-
ipiire of J. M. CARTEP., Norwalk, or Ill6‘_'Sl1l)"
scriber near the premises. _
WILLIAM DRU)M-MOND-0
New Canaan, June 17, 1850- ~5
:-1?-
Poi-_§ale,
COTTON FAClOR1s
lage of \Vestport, Conii., 40 by 90 feet.
having 1250 spindles, 30 looms, and 0lllBll'
necessary machinery. I01‘ H19 "“""’l“‘5l’“_'e °
,,,.-mtecl goods;-—a new wat:er—_wheel]piit in :i
few months since, dwellings fol‘ elglt °_'; ff“
fimilies, and 5 acres of land connected with it,
all in good order. . _ _ _ ,
A150 437 shares (constit.ut:_iug a nia_;_oi'ity)_ ol
the stockof the Richmondville i\lauulact.uruig
Co This property consists Of ii”?-’e 5l0'l"‘
lmilding 40 by 90 feet, having superior watei-.
iower m-iusiou house. and several othcrsmall-
i>r dwelliiiws barn. Slmllv “N0” logeflimr ‘Vim
. ~ 1 ' ‘- .
25 acres ofbgood land. Also the .lllll(2l]ll1(’.ly.
.' p 33,; inthe mill. lts ltictlllttlt on the
:90 ”;)f mg N Y_ & N_ H, Rnilroail makes it
me lace for any kind of liusiueSS-
nsion house in the village re-
a store and dwelling, well-
c boarding-lionsc.. _
tead place. it convenient
_ -, '-..: 'c.l-
ioni W =1 g‘ .'3. f
shrubbei‘.Y~ &c-. togellle" “"11 "’ ‘lclefitltll 0 -J‘
' . . . ' ; ' . . e .as
of the village on the 491 -a _ I . . .f,
about 100 acres of land in lots in t ie Vlcllrll 5’.
r\- -. . yr. is on the line of the N. 3. . dc
luispiobf Y _ _ ’ 1 Us mt-N 1-’__
N‘ H‘ R“""°"d’W"hm'“0 mllwill bl’ dis-
is offered to close an estate. 5"“ g A *1
poseil of on very favorable tei ms. pl) y 0
V -t Ct.
\\ estpoi .A A. HUTCHINSON, .A¢lni.’r.
Jllarch, 5. 1550-
near the vil-
Also :1 large N131
cently occupied as
located to ' a publl
Also the homes
_ . . . ‘I
Buslclmg Lots for Sme-
_; ,Tl-IE subscriber.offers} l()l‘”S:tlm(‘.hl’l.l\tv;’(;l9;
imlltlng lots pleasantly 7Stltl‘tlT.e( op l1)<:1-0“: my
. |" I ' I.» ’
place ab)ut a q.i.i._tei of a mi e V W 1 ‘P
bridge; also, a lot witzli a new (l\VGi.lti_., ions
stziuiliiig tliei-eon. Also. i‘ 1”)“-‘7"' “ "d M,“ ‘Tu’
ated :1l.‘I.“lVB Mile River. near the Lniulinfl-‘_‘
. ~ . -. . ‘ 4;‘, .2 '3 ‘ ll‘
5m,emV_nve poi cent of the men yip in lltillil
' . .- . ' -- I‘ '("~ll'._‘.
on bond and moitgage loin‘ .1 l(,l)ll1‘ ‘t‘i’“\O\:D
Enquire of C l-lAl:iLltb 7.4- U‘ ‘ ‘ '._
A . i". - ' P" i ' Dec. ‘34. Hi)?
Noiwalk. [ti He Mile An ei. .
'17§\?.\INE‘a.Y FORSALE.
‘vaiaaeze _
FOB sale at it l)tll':'_"tllll.-—',l‘ll§-3 subscri-
l>.,.r, conleuiplat'iuga removal tothe Vt cst.ollei'.-
for sale his faam and t"aniiei'y_s_ituatcd in I\e\\
(‘'1 IN‘! u about a mile and a hall lrom the VI”“.'-‘-‘‘'-
II C I I .
anil about four miles lt'0"‘ Nmwulk ll.”."l"'g"' _
The farm consists ofabout 40 acres ol lirst-iatc
la ml with a good two stiory (l\VGllllzlg-l'l0ll]S:?t,|l)lll’li
and 0mm. bmldlngs t icreou, an “on ( )8. a
most desirable place for a la l‘.tl1('.l" oi iiie(:li.ifi‘iii,.
'l‘-he 1--,mne1-y at wluch thereis now doing a iisl
r-ite business in that; line Will he Sold 5“l’“""l“
or with the farm as ileSiI'<*‘l _l‘.V the 'Ju"‘im_"c':,"'
For further pa rticulars enquire of ])ariu.s\-.t
- _ ‘ ‘|.. ..,._- Ll -_
John, New Canaan. 0' ‘ll (¥f““5 [*“j‘_,", ,0’
“nllk DA Ah. I\l‘.b.
New Canaan, Jan. 9, 18:30. 3
.___.__
For S-2-ile.
THE House and Lot. formerly occu-
' [')l("(l by Emory Bissoll, deceased.
I For particulars inipiire of
C BA HR Bxssi-ILL,
. or \V. E. Bissi-21.1..
Norwalk, Aug. 27, 18:30‘
0')
____.__.__._ :
FOR SALE.
. The homestead lately lielouflllli-I to
James \V. Hyatt, situated in the village Ol
Norwalk, a few rods north of the Episcopal
Church. It is a first rate place fora mecl‘rauiC-
having upon it a good dwelling House, Shop.
Barn, &.c. and will be sold at it great bargain.
For terms, apply to
\V-M. S. LOCl\'\VOOD.
Or CHAS. ISAACS.
2, 1849.
Norwalk, Feb 1 H5
For Sale
A la rge and co.'.»venieut dwelling-liouse.
with store attached—well—located for
-‘*' business. with (tOl]lll('l'S, shelves, &c..
&c., in the village of \Vestpoi't, Conn. Also.
the homestead place where Capt. H. Allen,
formerly i'esiiled, comprising tlireo acres oi
and well stocked with a variety of excellent
l'ruit.. Also, some other smaller houses in the
village. Apply to
A. A. HUTCHINSON, ./l.(fIll'l:fl'l.Sl‘l'(1l0I‘.
l’l7cslp0'r(., April Sci.
To E‘:s1‘me1's.
ORSE-RA KES. Sl.l|)('l'lUl' pattern. llorse
and Ox Ploughs. I\'imball’s Scytlics.
Lamson’s Common Snatlis, Giain Craillcs and
Scythes. I-lay Forks, hlain.ii'e Forks, Ilocs.
Rakes, Rifles, Scytlie—.‘9tones. Ox—Si:i'apors.
(Foot.’s make,) Iron Scoops, &c., jiistj. received
and for sale by \V M. C. STREET.
A Norwalk, June 18th, 18:30.
Webb’s Washing Powders.
NE\V and convenient. in rticle for removing
dirt from clothes of all kinds without rub-
bio".
'.I‘.-; it, and if you don’t approve ofit, the money
will be returni-.il \"t’m.
Lociixvoou. I-1 AIG HT, 6; CO.
Norwalk, J i.ily 15, 1850.
Eye Staffs! Eye $.§t.ufi‘r.!
O\V rei-civiiig a Iiiige supply of Dye
. Stulfs. consisting in part of the l'l)ll()Wll'lg
articles: Logwooil, Nicwood, Fiistic. (lam-
wooil, Potash. lniligo, Coppi~i':is. Alum, Blue
'Vll|'l0l. l\'l=|(lilel's llypornic, led \'v’ood, Ver-
digris, &c. &c.
‘Also. on hand a good .~:nppl_y of mvm-y n]'ti(',l(>,
in the Dyers and ?\laiiul'ziciiii'm-’,.- line, at pl-it-,
ces which cannot fail to suit llll_V(‘l\ (Tall a-
J. A. WE ED’S.
_. ‘-
NOTH E R. Simply of Towusoui_l’si Sarsa-
rc-
, parilln, and Cod Liver Oil. Just
ceived by JUIIN A. WEED.
growth, for sale by J. A wig|«;i)_
UTA BAGA SEED, of last‘ yoar'sility: f(it‘is;lI(-1,31‘,
- E.\IAli\"I:.\G in the Post Oflice at Nor-
walk, Oct. 1. 1850'. '_ ' "
Arnold, Mrs Caroline.
Atkinson’ Horatio
A dams, Gera rd us
Ba-idea, N. M.
Brown. Marcus B. _.
Bell. I'Iarrnau H.—3
Byxb_V. Elizabeth ,;
Blunt, A.le,x.
Burke, Bridget:
Bissel, L.
Bennett‘, EXS.
Barsley, Charles
‘wits. John
Bristol, VVm. C.
-larmore, \Vard H ,
Byxlzee,
B:'owu, Curtis II.
Baldwin. lra
Beers, bl Elizabeth
Byxbee, r.\tlUli!lLl6
-‘irowu, Chas E
Bl-‘("~l'S. J. Sturgcs
Broadbent. Abm
Jagfield. Miss Aim
Cameron. Elizabeth I\Iurroy, \V L
Coe. .l.’hilandi-r I’ Nottbrock, N
Clll(ZlteS.l0l', Miss Marg’t Nestellc, Joanna.
Cook, Ira Olduker, M rs A
.Conilit & Co., Stephen Reynolds. Peter
Crofut & Cli:-ipman Reynolds, Miss Ann
Carroll, S VV Raymond,Hezekiah
Connors. John Ricliards, D \V 6; H E
Conch, Geo VV Raymonds, Platt‘.F
Campbell, Mrs Jane Ryan, Eliza——2
Downer, A. Riches, Elizabeth
Drapei', Franklin N Iyan, Catherine
Dotzest, Coi rad Runyon. L\Iiss ‘Fanny
Day, Capt Charles Smith, Geo E
Dull’, Mrs James Stuart Mr [Inn Keeper]
.D_ewilt., Jolin—2 Solleck. Geo
Duggaii. Many Sheerin. Catharine
Disbrow, Justice g St John, Alonzo
Dnnscomb, Edward Sherwood, Mary
Elder. J L. Smith, Michael
Ellis, Dr. Geo. Sherman, G H
Elwood. George Saunders. Capt F
Elwood. C H Slierwooll. MP8
l<‘it'/.gi-.i':i'rl, Michael Strickland, J A
Fi~5lti~=1'. bliss Silrall Smith. I3
Faircliilil, \Vm H Slauson, Chas
Fauiicn. James Taylor. John L
Galooly, Thomas Toley, \Vm
(,w‘reen. M rs L A Vili-ox,_M r. Aministra-
Gll_\;'t‘l', \V A tor Estate of
(iilnian, \V S '\Vliitncy. Lewis
Hoyt, Jtllllt-‘-S [l-latter] Webb. Moses
llatliaway, Gilbert '\-Vilson, Eliza
Hoyt, \V B \Vills, Jane
Hoyt, Stephen
Persons calling for the above letters, wil
please say advertised.
40 Cnas. B. l\l'o:"r, P. WI.
Isms: esavsiazucmsiiezuai,
To take e_[fcct on (incl rifle-r Tifccliiescltzg/,
April 2411;, 1850
N. York the N. Haven Railroad
silfsl I t
NTIL fHl'l'llel‘ notice trains will leave N.
K York. from '39 Canal st. for Nor\v:illi' at‘.
7.l-'3 am 9 .~\.. :\'I., at 3. 4,uIi(l .:').:3l) I3. AI.
Leave New Haven for Norwalk at (5.15 and
9,520 A. M. and at 1.10, 4,30, uui_l8.1(). I). M.
Leave Norwalk for New Haven at 9:26.
and 11,5 A. .\l.. and at -1.435. 6,13. and 8._():3
l’ M. the 8.05 train goes no farther than
Bi'iilgi~poi't’.
Leave v.\lorwa.lk for New York at 6,16. 7.96
and l1.:3 A. ;\'l., at 2,10’. 5.50. and 9.29 I’. M.
A R. B. MASON, sS(I.J')Cl'iIl[C)l[f('I,I1[.
l*Iendrick. Betsie A
' Hoyset,’ Owen ‘
Hans. M iss‘J M
Hoyt. Ira '
I-lanlin. John——2
Hoyt, ‘Frank “‘_
Hen cock, Jesse
Hodges, James
Haight, Mary
Jackson, Adeline
Jones, Anna
Kellogg. James S"
Knox, James——2
Kane, Mary
Kelly, ,VVm
Laiillsiw, Sally’
Leonard. Mrs A
Lockwood, Henry V
Minor & Close
I\*lcCann, Felix
.\lorgau, .lohn——".’.
illatthcws. Phillip
l\’lai'tiri. John
lllurvin, \Vm
ROE LOCKWOOD 81 SON,
BO()KSE[.LERS, PUBLISHERS, AND IMPORTERS,
41]. B1'o:ulwa_v, New York,
Directly opposite the Depot of the New York and New-
Havcn Railroad Coinpany.
(: ALCINED PLASTER, for finishing
‘walls, constantly on hand. at
S. E. OLi\‘IS'l‘EAD’S.
Iifaissell,
‘E{:?n AS roinovoil to tho cornerstore under the
Conn. Hotel. where maybe found a coin-
plcte assoi't'uieut: of drugs, medicines, perfum-
ery, books and stationery, fancy articles, &c.
&c. which will be sold at prices defying coin-
petition. 19 May .3.
To the Esuzztsry-Seelzing Por-
tion of the Community.
HE Sulisci'ilior would take this method of
informing the public that he has esta'o-
lished himsi-lf at Sontli l\'orwalk. in the Ice
Cream, Ctlllft-‘('.ll()l]ill'_\ .~aud Iii-freshment Biisi-
ness,and \\ou|(l be happy to wait upon those
who will favor him with a call.at. ill hours ol
the (lay and evening. He has litted up private
rooms for the acconimoilatiou of IJIIIIIPS, and
is plea,-oil to state, that. his knowledge of the
luisiiicss was acoiiiri-.d at the well-known and
jiistly colt-.lii'ated New York Garden, of whii-.li
the lion. Mr. Contoit was I’ropi'ictor and
i‘\’laiiagi\r; wliose siu.ccss alone is sufficii-nt
‘C. B. .[)AR.TOlS.
. N. B. Ice Cream at wholesale and retail.
South Noijwalk. Aug.'2d. 18-30. 32
Canton 1‘lv'.!att‘i,ng.
Yaids of (5-4 \Vliit.e Canton l\'l:it‘tiug,
,at.2;‘1_cts. per yard. of superior qual-
MOULTON’S.
.
’ l’l"c.s/jwl, 1l[a_7/ 220.
l.
f
ment, which olton
il
ageutol all changes in and
dered unproductive by new
to guarantee the excellence of his delicacies.‘
]Vew Ifamess and Saddle Eszfablis/2-iizent.
HE subscriber having had an appartment
invite the attention of the public to his
Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags.
&c. &.c. which he has constantly on hand. H
lflarness, coiubiuiug ueatness with durability‘.
at this est,ablishmeiit., of the very best material
not fail to satisfy customers. R.e§)a.11‘1n,
Norwalk, Nov. 1, 1849.
M ats, Rugs, \VhipS.
Just received a lot. of Buffalo Robes, Blankets,
fitted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
extensive assortment of Saddles, Harnesses,
Lashes, Brushes, Currycombs. Sbammies
c has on hand several setts of very light single
Every article in his liueofbusiness may be had
s and style of workmiinship. at prices which will
or done in a neat and substantial manner.
&c.
F. BRADLEY.
William
ADDL IS, Hai'iiesses,
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Veb'o, S
S
addlery
N. B. ,Ha7'ne.sses manzgfactured to order.
West Sirle the Bridge, nearly opposite the N07'1caZ/5 I-Iotél.
Mazlufaoturer and Dealer: in
Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Satchels, \Vhips. Mutts, Brushes.
\Vare, Trunk Locks, &c. &c.
Terms favorable.
,;‘-“_”::Eis
4 y \
J. IVE. °.§§-222.i'tl1’s lworble Eferd,
‘4l‘.€b
Near the Biiclgc, N0/‘will/5. Conn.
EPULCH I7-{AL Mouuinents and Grave
Stones of every varie-I y of patterns, and of
the most skilful \\’0l'l{ll1z1l).Sll|ll: the best as-
sortment of Altlf-.l‘l(.'tttl and Ii oreigu Marble,
kept coustantlv on limitl-
Porsons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind ol Marble \Vo_i k,.ue iuvitcd to cailand
give. a personal inspection of his matei'ial and
workmanship, as this will be iiioi'e sati.~il:ictoI'y
than to purchase of Agents without an opportu-
pity of testing the quality of the article con-
tracteiil for. _
E.7.?"l‘lic Lettering and Ornamental work is
execmerl by an exporieiiced workman and can
warrant. it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk, Aug. 91. 1848-
Pi-Bteetsioia imsurance Co.
01' ll.-\ R.TFOR.D. Cox-.\'. H
Capital §Z"3(‘;é), ‘*{’.‘{§a—lli"7‘l/2. Pririlcgc to In.-
ci'cr'/,.s'c to IIizlf_a /llilliom
,\I C. ST ll E ET, l'1aviiig‘i'eceive(l
l if the iiggciicy oftlie above naiued Compa-
my in n()\v plep;il'(‘.(.l to insure H ouses, Stores.
Mills, Fa cl‘oi'ie.s, l3n‘riis:iiid the i-ontcntsol each
ogeiher with every other species Oi l1".'°l"3"l7.Y
_,_t]g(,,',;,-.5 _LO\‘S‘ or Drmiugc by 1' (re.
The rates ofpremiiim oll'oi~i~.d. are as low as
[huge ol';1nv other similar I o--til ulion,a nd every
an()m)0l*liiliily,f0l'31 trillingsum
a.-_rainst' th'-s destiuctiveele-
‘in a ‘single hour, sweeps
way the eaiiaiiiigs ofso iuaiiy years. .
It is incumbent on all persons :ipplyi_ug for‘ a
renewal or policy on biiildings. to iiilorm ‘the
about the preniises
or on mai~hinoryron-
inventions, iiseisex
less by clmllges in busiiiess, as no insurance
office is bound by their policy. to payauy_ more
than the cash value of pi'ope1'tyadt 13119 “"19 0"
man has now
0 protect hiin-ell
that increase the ha’/.a rd:
- ts destruction .
Norwalk, Jan. 1, 1849.
FOL.-amp Gil.
URE bleached sperm, solar, elepha rt and
refined whale lamp oils, of the very best
qualities, for sale by 44
W’ C. S'l‘REET.
A. SELLEGK,
Book fieller and Binder,
a :\S just returned from New York with a
new and valuable collectioii ofSchool and
.\liscel|a l1(:‘-01.15 Books. Also, a la rge assort merit.
of St:itionery. including Blank Books. Foolscap,
Leiter,and Note Paper, euvolops, Slates, &:c.,
which he will sell cheaper than they can be
bought. for at any other store in this vicinity.
£t;‘f°Bool<s of all kinds, boundin his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
C C. BETTS, having sold his entire
0 stock of Caps to Mr. H. C. Raudle,
would respectfully lnvite his former friends
and patrons to call upon H. C. R.andle, at his
store, No. 15 Main st., where, he doubts not
they will find goods and prices to suit.
E_E.li‘.Cl\'l1‘.[{.’S fariua, Tapior-a, S igo. Ver-
‘ iuacclla, blaccaroni, Pearl Barley, Corn
' Slzirc/L a so ii-.-.rior article, ex ii-esslv for ind-
‘l .
dings. For sale at l-}l.‘~'3-',EL L’S.
&§we.n’s Estaitilzismeziai‘.
FFE IS the greatest attraction, in his
line, of any one of the kind in the coun-
ry. For beauty of workinaiisliip, richness
and taste in the fitting mid inoniiting of Har-
iicsses, he has long stood unrivalcd. His
Stock, embraces the gre.‘.tesl variety. is fresher
and newer in style, pattern, and make, than
any country store to be found; for, although
his stock is extensive, his sales keep pace,
and frequently run far ahead of his best. efforts
to supply the demand. The secret of his suc-
coss in this matter is perhaps to be found in
the elegance of his Wares, but iuoie probably
in l‘.ll(;‘»ll' cheapness. which gives dispatch and
facility to sales. If Sadlery VVare is wanted
by the trade, they never fail to call on Swan;
for he sells at city prices. Carriage \Vhips,
forinstauce, are sold at niauufactui'ei's’ prices.
establishinent.
he will more than confirm what is here saidf
\\7M. 13. SVVAN.
Norwalk, July 15. 18:30.
Eaoclswood. Eiaight etc 60.,
Jl__.Q'l’77/S fin‘ I/m .\'a/,c 0[
teriuent._&c.. &c. \Ve invite all to call ant
“"“oi1"c.7§§i:s. ,
EMPTY oil qasks for sale by
49 ‘ \V". C. STREET.
4
F.verv article in the line may be found at this
Stranger, give him a call, and
iSK’SiPA-'l‘.EN'l.‘ i\I.ETALI3v’lC BURI-
AL-CASE, \vhich, being enameled both
without and within. is reiidered perfectly air-
and-water-tight, as a desirable article for pro-
tecting the (lead, for "ordinary interment, for
vaults, for transportation. for removal all or iii-
examine, that they may see the beauty and
superiority of it over all otlu--rs now in use.
F03 FIEW SFGRK!
REGULAR TRIPS FOR THE siaasox
THE Sloop LWIARY \V.l LLl.‘~'i,
Capt. \Villis J. Mi-.rritt, having coin-
_€_ mcnced her regula r t rips for tlieseason
§,\Vlll leave Norwalk,eastsidetlie bridge
S ]..‘uesday.Eveuing, and New York every
aturt ay.
Any one having business with the Packet,
. , =3 , I
Oflice during the zilisciii,-e ol the vessel. can
apply at the Cabinet Shop of \Vm. L. Quin-
ard, on the Dock. A .
’ '\VlLLl.S J. MERRITT.
Norwalk, March 31, 184.9. ' 13
S E3 63 3 .15’ 3 U L I A ,
CAPT. G. GRUM MAN,
At Five Tffiile River.
THE subscribers take this oppor-
tunity to return ll12lt)l\'S to iliose who
have patronized the above boat during
,,_,_’._,,tl‘ie past year. Having secui-ed the
services of the well known and experieiiceil
Capt. G. Grumman, they hope to give full sat-
isfaction to those who may favor them with
freight either to or from New York. ‘he
Sloop will continue to run as forinerl_v; leaving
,every Tuesrla_y night for New York. l'P.tul'l1l!]g
every Saturday, from foot of Pike Street. I
L. DIBBLE & CO.
Five.Mile River, April 22,1850.
Norwalla Cemetery.
"5; ‘HF. public are hereby notified that the.
grounds of the Norwalk Ceim-.iei~_y,.\sg0-
ciatiou are now laid out and that the lots are
lot sale.
Persons wishing to procure lots may apply
to Evert QllIllli|l'tl. \Vm. C. Street. or the sub-
scriber. STEPI-IEN OLMS’l‘EAD.
Secretary.
Norwalk, Dec. 10. 1849. 50
£3‘ FJESII SUl’l’l.Y of B.US[I'.l‘ON.
CL.-\Rl{ ix’. CO’S Cw‘EI\'Ul.i\’E COD-
l.lVIiIl.’» ()lL.just received and for sale by
John A. \Vecd.
Boot, Shoe, Eseaizher and Find,-
mg Store.
,3. I I-IENBY HAND ES renews again
? liisacknowledgmentsto the public and
his friends for their generous patronage
during the year past, and hopesto moi-it an un-
interrupted continuance of the business rela-
tionship which he has so long maintained with
this comiminity. He will be found now at his
new stand opposite the store of Chas. lsaacs,
where he will be happy to see, audserve his
old friends and the. public. The character of
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. .lt comprises every article of men's
and childreu’s wt-ar, with ltnbbers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies and gentleman.
FI;\'Dl;\'GS of the best quality, aiul in any
qua tll.ll_\', suited to the wants ofthe craft.
Norwalk, Jan. l, 1849.
Boots, Shoes and Butchers.
Fields all llr.iuli'iclc;s,
N0. 13 Zlfziiii St.
OIULD respectlmly invite the citizens
of Norwalk and vicinity to visit their
establishment which will at all times be for-
nislied Willi every description of goods for
ladies’ and gent|emeu's wear, and at prices that
cannot fail to .-nit the pnrcliasers. The sub-
scribers are also manufacturing all kinds ol
d es, geut:lemen’s and children's work. All
work wai'ranted togive the best satisfaction or
the money in all cases will be readily returned.
Ptcpairing done in the best manner. The gen-
tlemen‘s brani-h will he conducted by Mr.
Cha’s Field. (late of Broadway. N. Y.)
CH A R LES FIELD.
E. LEGRAND HENDRICKS.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 1849. ‘
GROUEREES &. GROCIEERY.
G-. 1?. Smith.
HE Subscriber would inform his former
. customeis and the public generally. that
he may be fonnrl at his new store in South
Norwalk, where he will keep a good aiiil ex-
tetl5l\’e ils.~‘0I't-meiit of (:lro::ei'ies, Provisions,
Ci-ockei'y._ China and Glass \Vare. Also Flour
and Feed, Sporting aml Blasting Powder,
Patent Fiise. and a general assortment of
Patent 'i\Ii-(licincs. All of which he will sell
at as low rates as they can be procured at in
this village or elsewliere.
49
Fresh Goods received every week. Goods
delivered in any part of the village.
Sou/./1. No'rwaUc, Jlfay (S/h 18:30. 20
Fresh Gamphene
IVED every ween from N. Y. at
J. A. WEED’S.
Fluid.
F LUID for
RE CE
Washing
l_.\VOOD’S VVASH [N G
sale by \V. E BISSELL.
Ready lwede Clothing.
,‘JUl’l‘ABL E for Fall and ‘\Vintei' wear—-
Mens and Boys sizes, for sale clieap at
MOULTON’S.
\Vcstport, Sc-.pt.‘23. 1850. _
AND'S SAl:’»SAPABlLLA, S. I’. Tonn-
sc.n:l‘s do , Old Dr. Jacob ’l‘ownsL-nd’s do.
Coi-bett’s and Sliakers’ dn., Blal;e’s Aromatic
Bittei:-, \Visiar’s Balsam of \Vi|i,l Cllt}l'l‘y_
Taylor’s 3:ils'am of Liverwort, and a ho-.1 of
other Patent Medicines, too numerous to iden-
tiou. For sale by _ J. A \«VE ED.
l Zlllr. $teele°s Eiysintery-Cordial
SAFE and valuable medicine, whicli has
. [)Pl'f()l'lll0(l many valuable cures. aiul may
be ielied upnii as a safe i'euicdy in the l'ollo'\v-
ing cases.—-Dyseiitoi-y, Cliolera lnfaritnin.
Billions, Wind and l’ainter’s Cholic. Sold by
J. A. WEED.
be received by the treasurer at the Fair-’ A
lietd County Bank‘, from 10‘ lo 12 "o'clock, A.‘
M."and from 2 to 4 o‘clock;, P. M. on Monday-$.
Tuesdays, \Vednesilay's,’ Thursdays ,. and Ft"
days, and on _Satui'days from 10 to 12 A. M.
and 2 to 3 P. M. until further notice. Per-
soils wishing to in .
hand a written aglplicationito the treasurer.
stating amount and security".
'1‘. WARNER, JR., Treasurer.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 18-19.
. _IlEW-Y0Ps.I.§_-_~
In Quart Bottles.
For the rriiio/'a.l (mil yicrm./i.7zi.'/L/. (I'll-7'0 of all
I)i.s'MLs/:5 (w'isz7i_g' from an, émjmrrc stale
oft/ic 131001.’. or /iabil of the .5'_I/.\'[(.’7)l.
‘$tll()t),'{ the many an import:iut dscoverers
of this goiioiatioii is one whose fame will
be writti-.n as with a sunbeam. in the histoiv of
SAN D‘S SA BSAPA Bl LLA staiuls forth
alone, and, by its own works, proclaims its
powor—tlnit mute eloipience so irrcsistilily af-
fecting in the appeals of the sull'ering for re-
lief. has been answered. Tlioi,isaiids of cases
of disease have been cured by this invaluable
medicine, such as are not furnislied in tho
ri-cords of time. These things are not done
in secret places, nor in some unknown town.
but are porl'oi'incil in our principal cities and
public places. They are brought bi~-fore the
world,'no doubt. to sulista.iitiat.e., bi-yo id doubt.
the /l(¢tZlfII_.Q' rrr/ucs of this preparation; and
the facts i.inl'olded, though gigaiitic, are as p.ain
as the light: of day.
The Stll'Sttl)tll'lll2l is combined with the most;
ell}-ctual aid, the iuost sali.itary productions.
the most: potent simples, of the vegetable king-
dom; and its uiiprci-edented success in the
restoration to health of those who had long
pined under the most, distressing chronic niobi-
dies. has given it an exalted cluiract.er——.fi.ir-
nisliing. as it does. evidence of its own intrin-
sic value, and recomuieniling it to the alllicti--d
in terms the afllicted only can know. It. has
long been a inost. important desideratinin in the-
practice of medicine to obtain a remedy simi-
lartothis——-one that would act on the liL'cr.
stomach and bowels. with all the precision and
potency of mineral preparations, yet without
any ol their deleterious iffects upon the vital
powers of the system. Although possessed of
powerful lll-‘:tlll‘i.'_' propei'ties.it is entirely harm-
less. and will not injure the most delicate con-
stitution. \Vheu in perfect health, no i-lfect is
p-odnceil by its use, except an increase of ap-
petite; but. when disease is seatcd in thi-
frame, and carrying fast its victim along the
path of life, then its mysterious influence is
felt and seen; it enkiiullos new life and vigor.
and brings health and strength to the suffering
and .ll.\.'(‘:l.~‘t‘t_l
SCIIOFULOUS AF FEC'.i_‘ION OF THE
E Y ES.
\Vl.\'t','lll-IS’l‘l‘2l‘., l{y.. Oct. 2.‘), 18-1.‘).
A. B. 6.: l_). S.‘-..\‘ns:-——Gcnllz:/na/i: I would
not hate pi'esiiiiieil to write to you. ii’ it \\'i|>
not my ditty to lot the public know the almost
iuiraciiloiis ell}-ct your Sarsaparilla has had
upon me. My limbs wt-.ro'covei'i-il with u -
ci-i'ous sores, so that .l could not walk durin;
the whole Spring and Summer. in this situa-
tion I coninienced the use of your Sarsapa ril-
la. and after taking two bottles was (‘.ltlll‘(‘,l_\
cured. I must also tell you of another wou-
derful cure. My brotlior was afflicted witl.
this scrofola in his Iioail so badly, his physician.
told him the loss of his sight was inevitablv.
and perinancnt liliiiiliicss secincd t.o be his fate
'l‘lu'ee bottles entirely restoreil his sight ; aiii
we cannot. but recoinmend all who are simi-
larly aftlicied to use Sands’ Sarsaparilla.
Yours truly,
BE.\‘JAMlN F. BUCKN ER.
ITS POPULARITY ABROAD.
rnon sou'ru AMl-ZRICA.
Maracaibo, Vciu-ziiela. April lilth, 184.‘).
L\]i~:ssiis. .i-\Nns—(}cn/lciiir;/i.- I consider it
it duty due to the public to make known the
great l)(‘.nP.lll'. I have received from using youi
valuable Sarsaparilla. About llii'ee years ago
I was attacked with 'R.lieuinatisiu in my shoul
ders, and also in my «cg.-:, and so severe was
the pain, that I _was unabli- to sleep. I tried
all of the bust medicines I could luau-of, with.
out receiving any benefit, until. tlirough the
advice of a friend, I procured some of your
Sarsaparilla, and.afier using four bottles in the
course of lifteen days, I found myself entirely
well. I have no hesitation in saying your
Sarsaparilla is the best. medicine I ever took,
and can conlidently recommend it to inyfriends
and the public. Your obedient servant.
J. M. JESUBUN.
Ilere is another, nearer home:
New Yoiui, Jan. 8. 1850.
Mrzssns. SA-Nos :—G~r:iitlcIiz.cn—I luive gieat
pleasure in acknowledging to you the great
bent-fit. I have rcceivi-d from the use of your
Sarsaparilla. A subject of piilinouary disease,
I iuade a voyage to Euiope, but, while there.
continued to be aflhcted. A few weeks after
my return, I was seized with a violent hemor-
rhage of the lungs, and, from the debility and
great prostration of strength that followed,
with the protracted difficulty )f respiration, I
am entirely relieved by the use of your Sarsa-
parilla. \\-‘hich I consider a most important. and
truly valuable discovery in the healing art.
feel that I have not for fourteen years enjoyed
so good health as ct present. Yours. c\'i-..
' S. E. SEYMORE.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
A. B. it D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists,
100 Fulton Sll'(’t‘l, corueriof \Villiam, New
York. Sold also ‘by Drnggists generally.
throughout the United States and Canadas.
Piice per bottle; six bottles for For
sale by JOHN A. VVEED.
Salt-Grinding.
_ URE Ground Salt,ol' an excellent. quality
for butter and the dairy. Inquire at the
store of S. E. Olmstead, or of the snbscri ier.
24 I. CAMP.
G ongress “Tater.
V HE Subscrilier will keep constantly on
‘hand,’ during ‘ the season‘, a supply of
Congress \Vater, fresh from the spring.
JOHN A. XVE ED.
fi_§_,A.Y-I;’{..>’tIiES, SCYTH F.-SN ATH S &:c.
31 at OLi\IS'l‘EAD’S.
fiji OTASH. for sale by
E \v. E. BISSELL.
‘:3 U'.l‘A BAGA ’I‘urnip See-d,'oflast year’s
growth, at OL'i\IST.EAD'S.
ake loans are requested to '
. kin. are too well known and ll:l\’L' la-i-n too lou;; ailmiri.-il. to
shot, and caps at
OLMSTEADS. ‘
gpfoivuisa,
1%
P. T. BAill‘llll‘:_l, ’P.HOPltlEl‘Dll AND MAN-AGEB,
(Al-50 Pl‘0Dl‘l'e.t0t' of .Barnum’s. C’/Liiiesc jl[u..«~c1Im, No.
539_ Bromlvmy. contaniing one million’ of C,ui°.iosii.ies from
China, and of Barnum's ilfuscum, Flu’/rule/plu'n.)
JOHN G acexwoon, J a., Assifvtcint-]l1,a7zaget.
QQ:T ' .
This magnificent e§l'flbIislll1)cnt, which contains the
extensive and attractive collection of
Natural and Artlficnal curiosities
to be found on the continent, has lately received inanv very
important additions to its betiire almost bcwililering.i'aricty
of agreeable and instructive objects. Besides which, the
manager takes pleasure in informing his patrons that, actu.
ated by a desire to merit a continuance of the patroniigu
that has been bestowed upon this Museum for the past
nine -years, _he has expended -
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
in enlarging and embellishing it, as well as rendering it in
many vvnys the imox-J utlructiize place of mnusemcnt in the
city. Having now taken in the \vhole of the Chemicd
batik building, next door, and thrown the vast sites of both
ediliccs into one Grand Structure, finished in the most tasty
style,
Withoiit Regard to Cost,
he flatters himself that his establishment under its new
arrangement will meet with
Universal Approbation.
He has added to his new building a '
Rlagnnficent Lecture Room,
the floor of which is two stories lower down than the old
one, auil titted up in the most {_'i)l'f_"(!0llS style, with iron
trellis-work fronts to each tier—crimson vclvct cushions to
each scat—white and gold ailormncnts. i\'.c.-presenting an
clcgaiit saloon that will coinfortably hold
THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE,
where all those who disapprove of the dissipations. de-
bauclierics, profanit_\f, vul_~.:arity. and other ~abominntions,
which cliaractcrize our modern theatres, may visit without
fear of hearing or seeing anything that might shock the
most susceptible moral sensibility.
IN BARNUM'$ LECTURE ROOM
not a word is uttered oll'ensivc_to morals or roli§.:ion—not I
tl]m1f.I_lll} is breathed calculated to bring a blush upon the
check of moilcst_\'—not an expression employed that may
not be explained to the car of youth without occasioniny; an
iinpnrc idca~—not an allusion ventured upon that has not
first been cliastened wiili :1 due and fixed rcgaril lbr sobri.»
etv. iutcgi'it_v, and the other virtues of an honorable lili.-'.'
‘The oiitertiiinmeiits which take place in this Saloon every‘
Afternoon and Eveiiiirer, will consist of lll}_'l1ly moral and}
instructive domestic dramzis, written expressly for Mri:
B:irnnm's Estalilisliments. and so coiisti-in-toil as to please-'
and edify, while they possess a powerful 7'q/'0/~mulory ton—
dcucy. The moral domestic drama of
“’l‘l‘.c l)l'llHIial'(l., or the Fallen Reclaimed,"
\Vll.lf.'ll_ wa_s_rcprcscnted over :1 I171 udrcrl times at Barnum's=
l’l:iladcIpni:i M nscum. and conccdcd to be oncofthe most.
powerful auxiliaries that the [(.'lI]|il,'l‘:lIu'e cause has ever‘
received in this country, and to which was awardi‘d»thc :ip--
probatioii and coiniti-u:iui-e ofthc _-..'reat body of (‘lcr_i:_\'mcn,.
the rcli_:ious community at largo, and all of the first fami-
hcs in that city, will be anioug the lirst produced at the re-
opciiingz of this estalilisliini-.nt. -
Beside the Lcctnrc lloom, there are EIGHT Spnci0m'
I_lul/.s- over One llunilrcii I"(-ct in Length.
lillcd with a large variety of Bcnsls, BirII.~', FISIICS. Insecll.
.'l1lucru/.s', ac. .lus'r Anni-:o,
The Grand State Coach of Adclniclc, late
QUEEN OF ENGLAND!
together with the l\I:l;{tllli(.'9l]t GULI) MuU.'\‘Tl-ZD Haniwss
lor or-.:lit horses, anil the Gorgeous Goi.m-:.\‘ Liv)-IRY of the
late (J,ueoii's roacliincn, footnn-n, and outridersl -This truly
regal and splendid (.‘-ari'ia_Lje is almost
LITERALLY COVERED WITH GOLD 3
and cost over fmu-/rc/i l](()ll.\‘:I)lll 7IOIlIl(l.\' sterling, of
S15 VB N'l‘Y 'l‘llll USAN l) D(.ll.LA RS l
-hand Picture Gallery.
The walls of which are surrounded with an Intcllcclum
Congress of Anu-ricaii Szrzrcs ;
Bl‘L\Ii'I‘,i1fI7L (lU§i.VIOIL\L'll.-\ \'IE\"S,
of all the l’rini-ip.-il (‘bios and Public Buildings in the world
150 Wax Figures, Size of Life !
proparvd with a partii-ular eye to the moral ailvauccment
as \\'L'llll1~'lIlt‘. llllt‘Ili't‘lll7ll f_'l‘:Illll(‘:Illtin of all who examine
the-m. 'l‘lu: " ,//i.‘i*m,m.-n/ii /"«.'/.-I/’_I/," and its (‘t)lllllI_‘l‘p:H'L the
“ '1'i'in/ii~ru.Ip ["111/////,'," Il7l\'l2 bci-ii ]Il‘(lll(il]lI('('(l by l¢',\ Lin-:1:
.\l.\'rui-zw and ()lilL‘l' ciniiurut pliilauiliropists the best and
inost c2ii'i'ti\'i: in:-utal loi'tiiri- on tl L‘ i-\'il.- ofstroiij_' drink, and
=lu- zul\':iiit:igc:: ol':il:.stiiiciic-.-. cvcr placed before :1 thinking _
coiiiiiiiiiiity.
Tlio other talili-aux, such as the “ If/'r//i of rim‘ S/rL‘ior,'
tho “ fI'ri«// /u_~/in/'1! ,I’im/ii/.~' I’//u/4'." the ‘'./.u.\-/ Si//y//131',’
mo-
in,-,i-d culo-:_\'. 'l'lio ll'..'1ll't'S arr all of the size of life. are
pi-opt-i'l_\' (‘i>slllllti‘(I, and appeal at once and iitli-i-tiiigly
lll|'tI\l‘..'l'i this mi inor_v pull lltltl_'..'llt:tll(lll to thc linniau heart.
lu short Bariuiin'.- i\lu.<i-um is a \\'lil!llI,'l' in itsi-ll‘, aiul may
vi-r_\' propi-rl_\' li..- ciilluil :1 li'.\.\ttl.\’ CYt'l.ot’u-‘.t)I.\ ii]-‘ ‘I'll l.\'(;s
\\’(Jl(‘l'll l{.\'II\\'lI\'ti in l't“.£:ll‘:l to the II'lII'f(f vrr iinlm/;il. It is
niiipic.<tioiiabl_\' the very best school of iiistrnction extant,
t'ornisliiu_-.7 to thc 4'//(2 ofovcry liitlc siiiilmii. not merely a pic-
iorial illustration ofllie iutci'c.stiu_:: lint llllSll'IlF{' factsof Nat-
ural l-listory, but an exact and striking ‘/1/u/grit of each sub.
.-tantial idea, as well as :1 l»l|l)gIl)lL! likciicss of the things
and linings, the cvidcnccs and reminiscences. of a bygone
so.
Mr. Barnum has a_:onts and correspondents in nearly ev-
ery portion of the globe, who are coutinuiilly sending valu-,
able additions to this already inconceivalily great. collection
of this world's wood.-rs.
No iuto.\:i('ntiii'_' drinks permitted on the premises, and no
improper pi.-rsoiis. male or li.-male, admitted.
The I\'lii.~'ciim is upon from 7 A. M., to 10 o'clock I’ M.
Sui-li rcizulations arc e.st:ihli.-'licil anil enforced, as render it
pi~rf«-ctly safe and pli-asant for Lanii-zs and CHll.I)ltl-SN to
visit the l\lusi-um in the ilaytimc though unaccompanied by
'.'cullcu1cu. Exliibitious and I’ci'llirniauccs in the Lecture
llmim T\\'lCE cvi-ry day; and on Holidays, entertainments
arc given Erer3/ flour, Day and Evening.
AzImi'.s-.s-i'on 25 cents, Children under ten years of
age, 12$ cents. .
IMPORTANT CHANGE.
Dailc-y’s Magical Pain Extractor-
In it new W rapper and bo.rcs much enlarged.
QAUTION! Counterfeits of Dalley’ Ex-
tractor, in the old wrapper, flood the
niarket——avoid them as you would poisou,,fo1:
they are as dangerous in their application.
Buy Dalley's Extractor, only in the new-
dress and large Boxes—you gain largely in,
quantity of the Ointment over the old size, and‘
what is iuore important yet——you avoid the
danger of being iiuposed upon by a Counterfeit,
and are certain of getting the genuine article.
The Genuine bailey Salve,as thousanils will
testify, is an inlallible remedy for the worst. of
burns, scalds. piles, rheumatism, sore and in-
llanied eyes, ei‘_y.<ipeltiS, salt rheum, -cuts,
wounds. bruises, and all cutaneous and inflam-
matory diseases. J
N. B. Every local agent will be provided
with a certilicaie, signed by my lawful attor-
ney, and by the Travelling agent.
E555‘ See the new printed Circulars for 1850,,
they contain much important and i_nti-resting
information. H. DA LLE Y,
415 Broadway, N. Y.
IBalley’s Animal Galvanic,
The greatest. clieapest, and most certain
remedy ever discovered for the cure of dis-,
eases of horses and cattle. Hnmors, sores,‘
sxvellings, strains,q iitterbone. galled neck and
slioulders, hard or spavin |umps—it cures with
rapidity and certainty ! and no case of po-
evil, has, as yet, resisted the wonderful prop-
erties of this great and truly valuable reinedy..
3? Farmers and owners of horses and cat
tle. try it once. and you will never afterwards,
be without it. ' ‘
AGE-.\"l‘S—-N0l'VVflIli, W. E. Bissell; South
Norwalk,G- \V. Smith; \Vestport, John W.
Taylor; New Canaan, S. C. Silliman; Stamp
ford, Roswell Hoyt. I , 33
. Removal. .
' E would inform our customers and the
_ ' public in general, that we have opened
our stock of Goods at the store recently occu-
pied by T. L. 66 J. R. PECK, where will be
lound on hand the most complete ussortuierit of
all goods in our line of business " '
LOCK WOOD. HAIGHT. 56 C0-. .
Norwalk, July 15, 1850. .
Crockery and Glass Ware.
fl UST rt-ceived a large and splendid assert-
of nienr. of extraand common crockeiy {and
glass wares. ‘ I C ‘ ' J‘
LOCKWOOD IIAIGHT 6.’. CO. -
Norwalk Chronicler