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‘@“ The Annual Meeting of the Fairfield
Co. jAgi'iciiltnral Society was held atiitlie Sterl-
ing Hotel, on Sii'tui'dav.;the 19th day of Octo-
ber, 1850. _The following_ named gentleinen
were chosen officers of the Society for the year
ensuing. ‘
President, Phineas T. Barnum; Vice Presi-
dents, Birdsey 13° Plumb, Trumbull; John H.
Sherwood. Southport; Elia kim Hongli. Bridge-
port; David Beecher, Huntington; Aaron Seo-
ley, Morris Ketchnm, \Ve=Iport; Henry J.
Saiiford, Stamford; John \Vallace, Stratford ;
Lyson Bostwick, Monroe.
Wm. S. Pomeroy was appointed Secrctay,
in Place Of John H. Sherwood. resigned. As-
6391" Ht» Secretaries, David H. Sherwood, Sain-
uel \V. Baldivin.
"figs Mr. Browne, the American Dragge-
man at Constantinople, who is now acc oin-
panying the Turkisli Envoy through the
United States, says that the female Carcas-
sian slave niarkcts continue in full blast at
Constantinople. Mr Brown affirms that nit.-
pi‘i(‘i‘-s range liom $500 to $10,003, accord-
ing to their age and pcrsonal chainis. and
they are are sold in what is calicd the Cir-
cassian quarter of the city.-—-Rvpub/icaiz.-
\Ve advise neighbor Smith to make an im-
mediate investinent. He has reiriaiiied in sin-
gle misery long enough.
to call him an old bachelor by-and-liy.
The girls will begin
The American steamer, Pacific, arrived at
her berth mi Sunday, in ll little over 11 days.
Her news is oflittle importance. On the sad-inc
day the Arlir:—-—the third steamer of the line——
took her departure on her firs’; trip.
@' An Irishman was run over on Saturday
‘the ]9tli, near Fairlield. by the morning ex-
tpress train of the New York and New Haven
Railroad. He was directed to take it stone oft‘
‘the ti'iick when the traiti was in sight, and in
fatteiiiptiiig to do this he was run over, the
‘whole train passing over him, and so severely
tmangliiig him that he died,in about two hours
.4-v
fig.-= Major Hobbie, lii‘st'Assistant Postmas-
ter General has l‘eSi_<._2ne(l that oflice to accept
‘the Pi-esidency‘ol the Ocean Steam Naviga-
tion Company of New York, atsix thousand
dollars salaiy.
Since the above was in type, we have met
with both a. partial and full contradiction. The
partial one says that the resignation is to take
‘alter’.
place in all next month.
1?’ On the 1\Ionkland canal, says a Cleve-
land paper, locks have been superseded by an
inclined plane. The boats are floated into a
box which moves on rollers, and the whole is
dra\vn'up an inclined plane by a stationary en-
gine. The new plan xvgs tried it week or two
since, and three boats were drawn up in less
than five minutes.
E?‘ The l3'i'aiicli Academy of Science has
appointed a committee to ascertain the
remedial powers of a drug called cedran, For
-the cure of liydiopliobiii. and some other dis-
eases. It. is said to have the property of coun-
teracting the poison of the rattlesnake, and of
all venemous reptiles.
F1?“ Judge Sharkey, President. of the Nash-
ville Convention. repndiates ult:riii.<m in all its
forms, and sustains the action of Coiigress in
the adjustment ofthe Slavery qUf.‘.Slli.11S. This
will be a severe blow to the disunionists in
Mississippi.
E37’ Dr. Ferrier, and nearly all the members
of the Free Chiiach in Caledonia, in Ctllitttltl.
have left. that church and gone over to the
United Presliyteiian. in consezpienee of the
Rev. Doctor being expelled from i'.llr-. body of
Fiee Cliuich clergy for holding “Volunt'ai'y"
opinions.
Q‘.-X telegrapliic wire. encased in gutla
percha, has been let down into the channel ol'
the Mississippi, at St. Louis, to’ connect Mis-
souri and Illinois.
E3?‘ Judson H ntcliinson, one of the Hutch-
inson family, has become an inmate of the
Lunatic Asylum at \Vorcester. insanity is
said to be hereditary in the family.
F? The insanity ol'Jnds-on Hntcliinson, one
of the “Hutchinson faniil_v,” was induced by
an attack of brain fever, at Cleveland, Ohio;
and the fever was caused, it was stated, by
hlesnierism.
L? Peaches packed in ice from Boston, have
been received at Hiivanna in tolerable order,
and s-ild for 19 cents each. It is thought that
many will be sent there hereiil’ter. '
W” A gentleman of New York city, has of-
fered to present to Kossuth, if he chooses to
come to this country, a hundred of acres of
fine latid in the vicinity of New York.
3' At a great pigeon roost, near Ravenna,
Ohio, millions of pigeons were collected a
short time since. producing a noise like the
roaring of the ocean, and heard at a great dis-
tance.
3??" Governor Quitman dates his proclama-
tion. Convoking the Leg':s'ature, “ the 34th year
of the Independence of Mississippi.”
W’ Halifax papers of the 17:11 ins;-H state
that the potato crop there is an entire fitilu.-¢_
worse than in any foi'niei' year. Prince Ed-
ward’s Island papers contain the st1me_accounts_
E‘ Stephen D. Pardae, Esq., has been ap-
pointed Treasui'eir and Secretary of the New
Haven Savings Bank, vacated by the death of
VVm. G. Hooker. V
'l.5i".A law has passjitlie Legislature of
Maine, giving any [Dali/li‘0ln one to two hund-
-red acres of land, as he may desire, at the
price of 50 cents an acre.
3'' Hartford and New Haven. Rail “Road
stock v. at sold ‘ in }:1ai't_fordEl(,st week, at $120
per share, _
; ...o.g.u‘-'iu. -4 -I-'
_ Since the coiniiieifcenient of the present
F9511‘. 5.190 l'orcigiiers have declared their in-
tention in New York city, to become citizens
of the United States; and 1,128 have taken
out the liiial papers necessary to citizenship.
139?‘ The medical students of Columbia. S C.
to the number of fifteen, have resolved ‘‘ not to
attend medical lectures ln any Northern tn.
stitution.”
N. York Cattle Mairket, Oct. 522.
At market, 1.700 l)t3P.Vc.~',70 cows and calves, and
5,5lt(l .~h(.-ep and lainhs.
l’rii‘.<+.-‘, &c-— ‘Iales ol'_:;ood retailirig qualities at
front 55 to 7.:'il)—:ibon: 400 rcniain over unsold.
Cows and Calves, Sales at lrom 20, to 338,50
all taken.
Sliciep and l.ambs——,-Sliecp at], 3 2.3. L-anilis
1.511 and I)‘ 73.
Eviarried.
In Sti':itl'oivl.ouilio15th inst. by Rev. Moses,
B;-.-lion. Mr Flittlbltll 1’. Aznblcr Jr., of '1‘i‘_uinbul|,
and Miss .\lary .-\. C11t‘li~'.~1 oi’ l1zii‘tl'iii'(l.
_——:——“ >-
In New C!ll‘1'lt1ll. on the ‘.33d inst... Joseph Silli-
man. E.~'q., iigctl (i4 year.-:
In Ncwtowii, on the 13th inst Mr. :\sa B.I3cards-
lc_v,:i;1e(l (iCi ycaizs.
lii tVew:ii'lt. N. J. on S:iturda_\-' cveiiiii;z.'2(itli in.-‘t..
of oriip.-'_v. Hi-ur_y P. ltoliiiison, aged {ill _YU1ll'>‘.---
Tlic (ls)-’£t.‘«'l.~'t:(l was one oi’ the oldest Litliograpliors
in this country-
In South Ul‘t)Ol~’.i)'l], N. Y. on Satiirday, Oct. 21,
of coiisuniplioii, Iiliss‘ ixi-|l'_\".i().~l3pl1ll1c. tlangiitcr ol'
Urlaiido and Charlotte Fish, aged ‘.51 years and 9
inonllis.
ln l)anbiir_v, on the 7th inst., Mr. Bradley [In ll
Scllc(:l{. :i;_fetl 47.
In Reddiiig, on the 9th inst. Holly Hull Sellcclt
agr-.tl $52!.
In 'l‘ruinbull. on the 18th inst-, Stephen Middle-
brook M. 1).. agctl :34.
‘.T’i3’.EE:S,
AT Tut-:
SOUTH NOR\VALK NURSERY.
V ‘H E siil)scriliei's respectl'ully solicit the at.-
‘ teiition of l*‘i'iiit‘.gi-o\vei's, to their stock of
'l'i'i-es. coii-'isl'iiig of choice Apple. Pear, Clier.
ry, Plum, -\pricotiuid Pi-.acli 'l‘i't-.e.s , ttigctlmi-
with ii good variety of Oi'iiaiiiciital Trees and
Shrubs, such as. Evei‘gi'eeiis, iilountaiii Ash,
Horse Clicsiiiil, &c Also, a very fine lot of
l.'\‘lll)("-llil and Catawba (}i'.ipe vines. Also, on the
first ol' Nti\'eiiiliei', it large lot ofthat large dull-
cious berry the True Rt‘-(l .-\nt.wei'p lizisplieri-_y.
Flesli firiii, rich, jtiicy, willi ii line. sweet. liigli
ti:-ivor. There is a small lied Antwerp, wliiti,-1;
has been lai'_t;r-.ly tlisseiiiiiiiiti-tl; it is poor
and worlliless in coiiipiirison with this noble
berry. (;il'20. Sicvmoiia 65 Co.
50:11]! I‘\'oriL'a.’/3, Uct. :36, 1850. 44
fine fiezni‘. Reward .1
g Ran away li-om the Subscriber. on the2'3d
inst. an ll1t_lUllTlll‘G(ltt})i)1‘el1Il(:e to the shoe-
niakiiig lii.i.-iiie.-.<, by the name of Janics
L‘-li:l\'ec. ’.l‘liis ls to furl.-iil all pci'soii~3 haiboi-
iiig or triisting said boy on my accouiit. \Vliu-
ever will returii said boy, shall receive the
above 1'0Wt1l‘(i, but no clizii-gt.-s.
\VlLLlA‘.\I FITCH.
./Yr-it: Cttiiaiui. Oct. ‘.25.'//.. ]b‘5l). 3i-'14
B."i‘~tis*o.<7:-;'£E: €‘;”ea-_-e‘3‘.ery .t-°ssse3cia.=--
'E 6311.
AT :1. Meetiiig ol' the .‘-'orwalk Ct‘.t1‘lGiG1'_V
L. Associaiioii, ha-ld .~\tigtist '?0:li.._ 18.51), to-
ted that Evert Qu_int:ird and Lyiiian lil(Tllillt_l.~‘,
be it cominitlce to have general siipeirvisiozi of
the groniids‘ of this Asst):-iaitiiiii, as i'o_«_::ii'ils'
)]]l)1][||)ipn['.<, touibsloiii-.5. and f31)(:l().~‘lt1'f-1 of lots.
and that no poi-siiii shall dig a _Ljrave. or (‘H-.’(:i
stones to graves. without pcrinissioii and advice
of said cuiniiiiliee. '
Alll~"3l, E,_Qi;iN'i'AiiD. (‘,liairinan.
\V. C. STR1-ll-ST, Sct-.’y pro tein.
fir} 1
4-1
Esotise.
Ul"\CHASlCRS of Lots in the Noi-walk
Ceiiieteiy, are icquo-ted to call and pay
tor. and receive deeds for said lots. of the sub-
scriber. VV. C. S'1'iiil:i«:'r.
Uctulicr ‘.28/71.. 18:30. 4-1
4.
. Eittttifi.
stili.-iitute for Soap iii w.-isliiiig. ‘v'arraii-
ted to suit, or no cliurge. For sale at
S. 15. Oi.Ms'ri~:Ao's.
.£-imericen ‘itmashizsg
A
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R2-‘etise.
X 1‘-lEE'l‘lNG oi‘ the Fairlicld County
f‘. 'l‘oiiipcrance Sociivty. will be l1C‘-lll in the
rilla;:o of Niexv Canaan. at St. .loliii’s Hall. on
\Vt-.tl-iesiliiy the l.‘3ili day oi" N()i‘811ili(‘1', next,
at 10 o’clock, A M. A l 'l“e.iiipei‘;iiir:o organi-
zations in the said t~.ount'y, are l'Bq1.1U.~‘-ltbtl to send
delegates to said Meetiiig.
C. S. B l"..\'1CDIC'1‘,
4-'1 Seci'ctary of the \Ve.sterii District.
Notice.
HE siib.=cribei's having lieen appointed liy
the Court oi‘ Proliato li;r the district of
Norwalk. Coiniiiissioiit-i's to receive, exairiiiit-,
and adjiist the claiiiis ol'tlie ci'editoi's to the es-
tate o‘i' ’l‘liadi.le-us S Quick. late oi \Viltoii, in
said District. (leceascd, i*i-pwseiited iii.-olvent,
hereby give notice. that we will attend to the
litisiiioss of our said appoiiilrnent. at the Dwell-.
ing l’i()l1SB(lf Jeliit-l (Srriiiiiiiiaii, in said \Vill‘oii,
on the li)tlI'1l1 Mtiiiv|:i_ys of l\i(i\’(!t11l)t’l' Iiiid De-
cciiribi-.i'. 1850. at one o’clock in the afternoon
of each of said (lays. _
Said Coiiit has extended and limited the
t.iiiie for the exhibition to us of claims against
said estate, to ten moiitbs from the ‘2.itli day
of Fehi'iiiii'y, 1850.
.li:nii:L G_RUMMAN,
JAMES JA.\'r2S.
I/Villon, ()t.‘[()l)C"I' ‘.2()'£/t. 1850.
Commissioners.
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Efiiotice.
HE subscribers having been appointed by
the C(lL1l'i()i‘Pl'Ol)t1i(% for the Dist.i'ict oli
Norwalk, Comiiiissioiicrs to receive. Cxtllliilw.
and Ellljtlfib the claims of ci'cd'iior_s to the estate
01' Charles Slawsoii, late of Norwalk in said
district. (leceased. represeiited iiisolvent. here-
by give notice that we will attend to the duties
of our said appoiiitnieiit at the 'rlol«-.l of James
Stevens. in said Noi'\v;illi, on the Qiilll day of
Noveniber. 18.30. and ;38t,li day of Mii1'cli,. 1:551.
at one o’clock in the at'ternoon of each of said
days. The said Court: has limited and allowed
six montlis from the date lust-oof, for the e:;l.'ii—
bition to us. of claims agaiiist said estate.
.105. \V. l‘lUBl3l-ILL, Coinmission-
R. A. \VlI.Ll:\nXS. 2 ers.
Norwal/c, 0ctobcr__19-'/2, 1850. 44
District of Norwalir, ss. Prolmtc Court. Octo-
bcr 28.11;, 1850. Es/alc of Jlloses W/‘ebb, late
of .l\"orwi/I/c, in suit! Disli'icl, (Zr.-ceased.
The A_tlinitiist.raioi' represeiits the Estate in
solvent, and prays the iippoititiiieilli Oi‘ Com-
inissioiiers thereon. V
Oitoi-:1u'.n,—Tliat Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors of
said Estate be appointed at the Probate (lflice
in Norw:ill=., on the 9th da_v of Noveiiibelf. 1850.
at nine o’clo_ck, torenoon; of which all persons
in interest. will take notice, and appear, if they
see cause. and be heard thereon. -
And said Adiiiiiiistratm will give public no-.
lice tliercof, by causing this _ordcr to be publish-.
ed in H He\\'spap_er printed in Fairlield County,
and also by posting a copy tliereof on the pub.-
lic sign post, nearest the last 1'(‘Stll(-',t’1(:_6 of said
deceased, in said Norwalk, at least ten days
before said 7th day of November. ‘
4:1 Gicoaoi; A. D.\via2zron'r, Judge:
. For Sale‘
TH E subscriber offers for sale a'yalua-
ble \Vater privilege. Sifllilifll "1 the
town of New Caiizian. near the VllliI,E(*‘a
aidabout six miles from i'oi-walk. The prop-
erty recently occupied by \Vm. Wiitson, tor
the m;mul'acturiiig of Edge Tools, and prob?-
biy would be worth inore for that purpose than
any other; it can easily be inadeito answer any
other nianuf:icttii'ing purpose. it is a fine loca-
tion fora T:.iniiei'y. Possession can be given
on the 1st of April, 1851, or sooner if required.
A portion of the purchase money can remain
on iiitii-tgiige. 1l'tlii- property is not sold lie-
fore the 10th day of January. it will then he
ol1'ei'e(l at Auction, on the preinises, at 2 o’elock,
P, M, _En(]uii'0 of l‘il~Z.\'J.-\i\1l;\' How‘. of New-
Canaan, or Cit.-is. Br.o'.v.\', Siaiiiford. 443t*
Lumber at Westpert.
S.~\.i\FOlrlD. is now i'eceiving his Fall
a Stock of Lumber, and has all kinds of
ljoaids and Plank, Tim’..-oi‘. L11“). &8-- “Ml 13319
just. rec eiv.-.d a lot of the most periect sawed
Sliiiigles that has ever been niade,—-a strong
coiiipctitioii licre-, inakc-vs it. an object ll)!‘ l)lIy“|'S
to conie and sec. Ai,_so. Pure \Vlnte Load
- ‘ '.' . . ‘ i‘ '. ' ;
and P2111115, ol all i-.inds , Oid laugh.-li Liuseul
()il_ wart-aiitetl pure; 1\ails, Glass. liar-tlwai'e,
House. Fiiiiliiigs. and eveI'_‘,' thing in the build-
ing line-. as low as can be bought in New lork
or elsewhere.
.14 l'Vcst}7ort. Oct. 528, 1850.
't:*.i"i1'i;o:i. .£ix.c~a.demy.
TOTlCE is liercby given to the Patrons
R of this institution atid the Public ;_veneral-
lv, that the \Viuler term will coinnience on
Tuesdziy Nov. 5th.
4-3 F. LYON. A. B , Principal.
Gays.
3 ~ ANDLE has just. received a large as-
soriinciit oi" Silk and Cotton Plush, Clutli,
and Ji-any Lind Glazed Caps, ofelegaut styles,
and superior quality.
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15 l\IAiN STREI-2'1‘.
FAIRFIELD Co. B.~\1\'K.§
Oct. 4th. 1850.
RAFTS on England, lrelaiid and Scot-
land, t'i.iriiislie(.l at short notice by the uti-
iieisigiii-rl, at New York rates, with the ad-
dition of postage.
ll 3
T. \V_»\r.Nr.n, Jr. Casli’r.
To my Friends.
In cm,5pqut>.i'.ce of the death of Mr. \Vake‘
wan Gray, and the [)('(‘l.lllil1'SltliB(ililllt-1lletlllll
ol my liiinily at this time, 1 am iinliicetl toiiiakii.
the tiillowiii.-1 proposal to you. All illllttlilefl l0
me for the service ol' my Stud. Yoiuig 1'}nipci'm',
1'0,-ii", 5,,;._..~.m of 15:31), that will pay the Five
D«1llttl‘S. williin the l1’1(.‘lllll of October, to eiilier
ol' the liiliowiiig 1‘.2l1i1t'.'(l goiitli-int-ii, and take a
receipt for the same, wlii-tlior the bill is ii
(:lll1)"QI-‘. on book, or a Note has beeii given. shall
l1tiV(_*ii;i(ll.\‘C()11lll of five per cent, allowed on the
bill for their trouble. l’lL-use pay to Jesse
\V:ikeiii:in, Esq., Eiistoii; Curtis Fanton.
V.sti., or Ala its-on Lyon. lCsq.. detliliiig Ritly-_"‘-3
H. K. Smith, liiu KEE(%))l‘l‘. Ptitlgelielil; Mi’.
Liiciis. lllll Ki-epei‘, New Ciiiiaziri: Josi-ph l’.
Fitch, l‘I.<q., ‘\Vilton; orto Sainiicl Tlirirp. lC.~‘q..
(Post rider) he passes many of your dwelliiigs
and will save you the lroulile ol' giiiiig l‘1‘lIll1
home to pay the bill. The i'ect-ipt you take,
shall be _.qonil agaiiist eitlu-r note or book ac-
count, tin’ the above in 18:30.
J(lllN B.-\P»STO\V.
]3i~i'n’_gvprii‘t. 0c/.. 15, 1350.
N- B few bills of 18-19---—tliey may
be li-l't with either of the above, but inust be
paid now. [~l3*L5t] J. 13.
"_'i‘i—>.iiiE it’: 1-1 A N (21131).
RE. Railroad
E’. __ .. .-
'T.\"l‘l l'Iirl'lier iiiitii-c ll'ill'.1.\' wiil I:-ave N.
E) York, from '20 Canal st. For I\'orwalli' at
7.1-:)t1ll(l.‘).‘\. 31., at 3. 4.ani'l 5, P. .‘ii.
Leave New Haveii tin’ NnI'\V2Ills' til 7-00 tI"|<l
9,-ll) A. M. and at 1.10. 4,30, andS.10. 1’. M.
L,.;,yt.», =_\"or\\-'alk for 1\'c\v Uiivi-ii at‘ 9.26.
and 11.16 A. ’.\'l.. and at; (5.13. and 7.l3
P. M. the 7,13 train goes no farther than
Bridgeport.
Lt-.;ive .\'orwalk lor .\’ew York at t‘.-.42. 8.10
and 10,55 A. ;\l ., at 2,111, and 9.22 1’. M.
K B. .‘=l.-\SON,Supciiiztciizlaiil.
‘€.”J.€.nter
BE coming. Eiiqnirot r-oiiceniing your
liglits. \‘.7liat is the best and i-lieapi-st?
\Vi-' have a gt-.i:it. vrii'ir-if.’ cl‘ hiii niiig Fliiiil
Lamps. \Ve have the iliiiil (.!ii'c:(-/li/ /'rmn I/ie
fr£ci‘ori/ in Ne-to Yo!‘/.‘. \Ve wai'i'aiir it. pl.tl'P. and
to give as lwaiililiil 21 light as over W: s bui'iit.—
'l‘r_v it, and if you don’t like it. bring lamps and
C E. DlSBi{O\V.
all back.
District of Nt)i‘\i‘:ill;, ss. I’i'ob:ite. Court, October
11?, l'rF:')()—Estiite of Es!/icr Rollason late of
Nc\v Canaan lll said District (lot.-eiisetl.
The Court of P1':il):1l(-. for the District. of
Norwalk hath limited ii rid allowt-d six nioiitlis
l'roin the date liereol, for the Ci'e(litors of said
i‘.i.\‘it|i9. to exhibit their claims For settleiiieiit‘.
Tliose who neglect to pre.-‘out their accouiils
properly attested, within said time, will be de-
haried a rccovei'y All persons indebted to said
estate are l‘0(‘1_1H’.<lP(l to ma ’e 'iiimediate pay-
ment to S.-\;\lUEL HOY' ‘Executor’. 3t.*-1'.)
.1-‘ ‘
7‘
To the Public.
W HE subsci'iber tenders his l'l11IDl\'Sf01'il1(1\i1‘
libi-.ral palroiiage and solicits its continu-
;|nce_ The iiicrcnseil facilities ofour lrieuds iii
the upper village, the iitiiiiarous calls of our
l'ori'ner custoiners, and many stniiige tiices that
have arrived by the large and coiiiniodiaus
oiniiihusthe past week. has induced us to iii-
crease our Stock lieyoiitl its former liinits. the
liirgcst assortinmit: of Prints in town, figured do
lniiies, do. plain, do. cliiiiigeable, tiiaziiiiiie
and brown Alpacca, thibet Ctl.\‘l'1l11(‘.l'6, black
silk, twilled and plain Cloths, (..‘ashinere, Sati-
nt-tts. ’l"weetls. and Hat. Ribbons, liouglit at
lo\v figures and will be sold at small profits.
\Vo0li Long Sliawls, V ool Yai'iis,Bi.iriiiiig
Fluid Ltiiiips, cans Burn Fluid at: Gs. per
galion. a .'1i'eat variety giAjaiic_',' Articles and
Small \Vt!l‘t’S- ‘ -
P. S.—-—Pedltii's supplied mi liberal terms as
A. DICKERMAN.
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usual.
obi?
So. Nor-walk, Oct. 15.
E-REE?-‘.".E®V£&.§.:.
Mrs. Tindall has 1'8l11()\’P(l to the late resi-
dence of Stephen Mott, E:-‘q., where she will
continue the Millinery business as usual. A
good assortineiit. 01' Millinery Goods, will al-
ways be kept oti hand, Sept, ~17.
Jenny Ziiaind Silks!
ECEIVED this day, 9. new and splendid
assortment of D1955 Silks. among which
are some of the real Jenny Lind styles; for
beauty, durability and economy they will defy
‘coiiipetitioii. The Ladies are all invited to call
and examine. J. GRuMAN-
Notice.
LL Persons having unsettled accounts
witah the subscriber's, are requested to
make iinmediate. payment.
N. Co.\_xs'rocK 6: Sou.
W"i'ltan, Oct. 5th. 1850. 6*‘-11
More New Goods!
HAVE just received an inimense. addition
to my stock. and am__ong them_ are very many
great bargaips, both in Ladies’ Dress Goods,
and in Cloths, _CttSsitTiel'§‘-S and Vestiiigs,
I‘ V A C: G‘.“'l‘1-“.‘~‘7'.
I’-Tun‘ -‘V. .
oif.ifaoRWiL
0.
itiiiiita UP
Greet ‘Excitement in
£9
E'o1‘ a short time onlyll
fillets is e g’3"(36;'Ei clihvtce for bargains,
.i.‘k1‘€Bi'ii“€G
Fri
mack Print.-', selling at 10d.
be refunded by
15000 1',”-(ls English Prints, \vUl'll1 Cents. selling til; 6 L4 cents.
Large lot of FRE~.\'Cl:l .\IER.ln\l().\‘ cheap; with many other
.-tyles of Clioa p Goods, that. will he sold at less than New York prices.
tittliis estzibli.-'liinent, lhatfail to sustain the cliai'acter given them, if returned the money will
MARTIN <5: CO., \Vest side Bridge, Norwal/c, Conn.
sentence.
I assesses’ & es,
AVE taken a Store, west side of the Bridge. and will open on Tuesday. 5th of Novem-
-ber. with a lai'ge Stock ol’ New DRY GOODS from AUC'l‘lON, very cheap.
25000 Yards Merri-
All Goods purchased
WILLIAM E.
Bfisy Quests
NE ®
Fetii. .131‘
Consisting 01' at vero great V:1l'i(“-U’ ol the mo
the State, those who do iiotbi-.|ieve it. Ii-t them
pl‘lelt)1'V to keep every article revcrcalli-cl for in
very liest quality. He is now prepared t.o oil}-.
Sliawl.-', an e-xtciisivn ti:-'sUl'l111ellt.
Goods just come to hand.
Cosme and
tiiblisliineiit. ,-_
Also a good assoi'tiiispt (Sf
And the latest frlsllitili of Hats and Caps.
Seplcinb.-:r 5th, 1550.
t-'lll101'il1 Silk. \Vorsteil or Cotton Giioils, of every descriplioii; iilso,
'l‘liri-ad Laces and lflilgiiics. boiiiict Rll)l)Oll.’\‘, >'aiins and Velvets for Hats. Gloves, Hosier_\' and
it would be impossible to give any idea of the kinds of
ii.itii0Nirs
€'c§cbi'tt.tc.z'?i Fasitéotte
stahtishmeztt,
AT
IS Now in full opor-atioii,doiiig an extensive business. The Proprietor is new daily receiving his
y Goods
st approved and tiisliionable goods, in fact, per-
sons may here find as large and well seli-cteil assortinent, as cati be found in any ot.|ier store in
corne and see. it is the intention of the pro-
the Dry Goods line, liom the cheapest to the
r some great. bargains in the Dre-ss (iootls line,
a splendid iissortinciit of
sisem.
You can look without (2i]ill"g’i3. as the most polite attentions will be paid to all who visit this es-
@5ei§.‘7s.s semi flesvgeci/érsg.
XVILLIAM E. RAYMON D.
C-‘IS. 'l‘l1il)i‘r CltiillS,‘('i>ltiul1il_l1l$. Prints, Sliawls
. . ., .'~s . .
l<‘uiic_v and .‘~liliin:ii'y (,.}opi'l's,"Clotlis, Cashiiio
“'8.-ll‘——tl ii cndlc-‘s ii:-‘sortiii,?~.iit.
to call and exainine my goods.
eases
1l\1V0itJE N0. 1.
.t extensive assortment. of Rich. Fancy.
in all their v:ii'ie1ies. ,'
res and Vestiiigs, Goo..ls for
mid Staple Dry Ctiiiils evei“oi'"l'i-rcil. coii.-i-‘liiig o Dress Silks. Ca.-‘hineres, Lanes, Alpac-
'ents and Ladies
1' (.arria«_ve_Ciollis and 'l‘i'iiiiii~.iiigs, Muslims. .’l':iiic.°., Fla l}I'1PiS. by the Bali-. or Case, at manu-
““""i"'~“ l”'h=r‘~< inn: 1!: tact i-very article that can be cal ed for in an cxterisive Dr ' Gooils es-
. . . I c - - u - . . '
ta i.- inn-iil il‘-l oi \\'l1l(‘ll\Vllllie solo at prices that will dely coinpetction all are reqiiestt-.d
C. J. GRUMAN.
"S"!
o
N .=_ __,-__ ,,,,.Z‘‘ .33:
s -i~'*--
@~e5...:'s:-E.-a..-:.,+,:::.,.,
-- tered for sale.
our Stoves and prices lieliire purch-.ising.
..\'artculi’:, Sept. Ul/2, 18-30.
Eb‘? A33?
F
iaeai
eats §.-Es-eves,
" VER ol‘i”ered in lli-5 pi...-e, has jttsl‘. been received from Troy and A1110‘. and are now of-
’l‘lioso in want of Stoves, will lind it. to their inIeri:s,t'
t call and exaiiiine
LOCKWOOD,-'HAlGH'1‘ 6: CO.
€—.~
__._.
News I£'a.11 and Winter 61-nods.
LARGE supply just received, consisting
of Ladies Dress Goods, such as
L]/027.636 C147//1., f(t.s'/iiomtlilc colors, 7lu’(.lt'Zl.7)l to
crclra flue. I4‘i-mic/1. ]lf(’I"l:II.0(,‘.\.‘, i:cr;i/ (3/I.L‘(l]).-—
_7lTtt.~'li}/‘L dc Laiiics, latest .s'l_i,-1'03, 1)/coiii. (tbs/In
mcrcs ; zllpaccrts, all quuéillirs (tnrl colors ,-
C/I)/_I]i5Ii7I'Q‘.s', Pctiaiiialltts,
Plttizl Liitscy/.v.
Prints, all desirable styles, with a variety of
other Dress Goods suilcil iotliesesison. A lot of‘
long and square Shawls. Bed l.‘»laukets, ol'su-
pei‘ioi'qiiality, and cheap; Ci'adledo.. Horse do.
Also, an cxcelleiit tlS.\'nl'l§1llBl1 of B.roiitlclotlis,
Cassiiiiems, Sattiiietts, i‘:011i.llCliy.iL‘tIl).~‘, t\_:c.
Also, Vestiiigs of all qinilities and kinds lrom
the lowest priced tothe best. iinported. Mi-.ii’s
and boys garments, cut lies of expeiise. as iisual.
MOUL'1'O.‘\7.‘
ii/-U}'Sl(’tJ Plaids; ‘
\Vestport,, Sept. 23, 18:30. ) i
Boarding and School,
FOR YOUNG LADlES—1\"oricul/c. Cl.
Jlfrs. L0i1iSa A. .Siii.i'l.’i., Prt'ncz'ptzl.
VHE \Vinter session coiiiinciiccs on the
lirst. \‘.7t-=diies(laV of .‘~ltii'eiiiliel'. Teriiis—
[«‘,,,-Board, and \\'iisl'iiiig, Ttiitioii in the Eu-
glisli bi'aiii:hes, Music on the Piano or Guitii 1'.
Draw"tug. P-aiiitiug, Frencli and Latin langua-
ges———S100 per session of five months—without
innsic $50 per sessioii.
Day Sclioliii's—Englisli studies and music.
$12 |iE‘.1'qt1tl1‘tel'. Eiiglisli studies alone, 1il'lt'1‘ltt-
ry. $4——liiglier $5 per quarter.
Norxvallt, Sept. ‘.24, 1850. 35
Katy Musicll
MONG a large quantity of New i\I-usic
just received at Si-.lleck's, is t.he_follown:<r:
?.J,,,,,,y [,,‘m.i’s greetiiig to At1lBl'lc&l ;” the
'-Prize National Soii_g.” sung by Jenny at 118!‘
first concerts in America; P081“ by B"§'§"'d
'|‘;.ylm~...-,\}us'ic by Jules 1-ieneilict. " The
S\v-¢-gedish Hi=rd.-'nian. or Echo song; the Her-
mit ii nd the Maiden: Beuedict’s charining En-
glish lmlltici, -~ Take this Lute. &c- .
_ ' A. SELLECK.
Norwalk, Oct. 1350- -._
_ _ \ )‘
stew Fail an_i§,.«t.5}?aeer st-sees.
ECEI‘( ED every \vc't~k in \V estpoi‘l', at
MOU [.'1‘O~.\”S.
tvindow Sashes.
SSORT ED sizes, to); sale by ' .
A ‘ ‘ ' W. C. S'i7t&i=Iz.'i7.
E‘a11 and Winter Dry Goods.
HITCHCOCK 6:: LEADBEATER,
No, 347 Broadway.
Con. or Li-20>:-um S’l‘Rl~2E' N. Y.
-{E AVE now in store. and a. e prepared to
‘:1. ii serve customers with all kinds, and new-
est and best styles of
Fall and \Vinteir Dress Goods,
which they will sell at great bargains. Their
stoct; einliraccs Fi'eiic.li ‘i\1erinos and Cash-
inores, of every desirable shade and quality,
Paramattas, or Cobnig Cloths, of various cot-
ors; in appearaiice and finish precisely like
Merino, but of only about half the cost. Print-
ed Ciisliiiiei'es and De Liiitis. of the newest
and most desirable pat'.iei'ns; Frcncli, English
land America ii Cttli(:UES; Silks of every kind;
_Broclie Long and Sqtiari-. Shawls; \-Voolen, or
Rob Roy do do; Canton Crape and Thibet
Shawls; and fndeed everything adapted to xbe
Full or \Vinter season, as well as to every
other season of the year, inaking theit stock
one of the '
Best am: Logger in New; York,
land giving their attéii. articiilarly to the le-
ltail business, being the iselves in constant com-
muiilcatioii with their custoiners, learn their
wants, and will supply them, if any pains, and
the niai-kcts o ' this or any other country will
enable them to do so, In addition to their
AEXTE-NS1VlC ASSOR'l‘.\lENT OF
DRESS GOOOS.
tfiey have purchased heavily of l-lousewil'e nnd
Fiiiiiily Articles, and are prepared to serve
their customers with tVJ:ii'seiltes and Toilet,
Quiltb; \Vindo\v Drapery Muslins, of which
they have very large and splendid assoi-tmenis,
Linen Slieetings and Sliirtings, Damasks,
Draper's and Napkins, and indeed every kind
of Linen Goods. which they ordered noforc the
recent advances in prices, and will seil
FULL 20 PER CENT BELOW’ TIIE
USUAL 1fATE.5'.
Also, all kinds of plain Cotton Goods. together
with \Vooleii Blankets, Flaniiels, Canton Flati-
iiels,.and, in short, cveryLhinf_{ a lady or fami-
ly can want in the Dry Goods line, including
every kind and style of
Mourniiag and Half hlolirning
Dress Goods,
and a full and perf+*-ct assoriineiit. of Gentle-
men’s Under Shirts, Drawers. Scai'l's and Cra-
vms‘ Sill; and Ltne-n Pocket Handkei'chiel's,
Gloves. Su-penders. Ho;iei'y.§Bi'o:idclo= hs, Cas-
simeres. Vestings. cS:c.. &t., at prices far below
the usual rates of Gent;l_einen‘s Furnisliing
Stoifas, '
H To Rent. -
-,2,-, AND poosession given immediately.
severnlrooms suitable for is small family
*1‘? over the store of the subscriber.
C. E. DISBRQW.
4
and see.
HE subscriber has just received It large
and valuable assortment of the latest
improved Cook and Parlor Stoves. and a variety
Come
of useful kitchen Furniture. Ainong which
may be found the following,-.-The Quincy.
Empire State, National, Siiratqga Airtight;
Atwood’s Empire, Common Sense, All-Right;
and the Return Flue Cooking Stoves.
Of \Vood A,i_r-Tigl'it'. Parlor Stoves, Tho
./Etna, The Got.hic, Fancy Air-Tight. Cottage,
and Races Celebrated Hea Regulator. '
Oi‘ Parlor Coal B.t1i'iiers%ii'teon difi'eren$
varieties and sizes, and lift ortwenty‘ vario-
ties and sizes of Shop Sttfvees and Furnaces.
He has also samples 0fDavy's Patent Sad
Iron Heaters ‘ch for economy and conven-
ience cannot surpassed. Also,a good as-
sortment of B " "a, Jappnn, Tin, Sheet; Iron
and Copp-' ranch and English
Knives and Forks o uperior niauufacture,
Yankee Notions, &c. &c-
Jobbing done as usual.at 1'el1SQDZ.1,bl0 rates,
All 01(l8l'S punctuully attended to.
F. H. NASH. ,
South Norwalk. Sept.‘24lh, 1840. 33
Wanted
N any quantity. seasoned ash, oak, and hick-
ory Plank, suitable for car-iiiige rnakers'
use. Also seasoned spokes wanted immediate-
ly. Cash ready.
QUINTARD 6: SMITH.
South Norwalk, Sept. ‘.35. 1850. 40
Hay Cutters,
FOR SALE by
\V. C. STREET.
Raymond dyzvlead.
W’/toleszilc and Retail Di-aiers in
Grocerie S, Provision s, 8.0.
' AVING taken the store No. ‘.2 \Viitel‘
street. (west side of the bridge.) would
rcsiwctlully inl'orin the inliabitants ofthe town
of Norwalk and vicinity, that they have and
lntend keeping on hand the most extensive as-.
sortiiioiit of tirocries, Provisions, Flour, Feed,
Crockery, Glass. VVooden, and VVillow ware.
at-. everbet'ore oflered to the citizens of this
place; Wllicli they will sell for CASH, at pri-
(:68 that caii/iol,_/'u2'l [0 please.
33*‘ The public are respectfully invited to
calland cxainine fortlieniselves. 38
«.
GEJIWEBUS RGAIN H
N E VV and elegant Omnibus, from the city
of New York, has just been placed upon
the route between Norwiilk and South Nor-,
walk, and will leave either place. (near tho
Connecticut. Hotel at the Biidge, and the Rail
[load Station at South Norwalk,) at such hours
as will accoinoclato those arriving by, or wish-1
ing to take the trains. V1/'tL1.iA1\1 Caoroor.
Norwalk. Oct. 7, 1850- - 41
Horse and Q2‘: hoe Iron,
AND Nail Rtds, just received =1 lid fol‘ said
Oct. 1st. 1850.
by \V. C. STR}::E'1‘.
Rooms to Rent.
TO Rent and possession given imin_e9
ti: -"l=- . . . . .
2' diatcly, suitable room tor a small family,
is-_'” .-:ituatcd on the North road from the
Bridge. abou it half :1 mile from the bridge.
Apply to J. H. CA iVl.PBEL L. or
A. A. VVATERBURY.
Narwal/c, Oct. 1850. 41"3t
Eanbury and Esiorwalk Rail.
E‘.
OTICE is hereby given to the subscribers
to the (.‘apit:al Stock of the Danbury and
~.\'orw:ilk Railroad Coinpany, that the Presi-
dent and Directors at. a meeting held at Not‘-.
walk, on the 13th day of September, 1850, vo-
lcd that an instalnient of 10 per cent, oil the
Capital stock, iiicludiiigtlie amount paid at the
time of suliscribiiru, be paid to the Tl'8tlSL1l'el_.‘-
on or lielbie the 20th Oct, next.
And that l'urt.lier instalments of 10 per cent,
be piiizl on -..r bet'orelhe First Mondays of De-
ceinbei‘, January, P1t'bl'l March, April,
May, .lime, July, and Au_ t, next. ,
The snbscribei's i-esitliiig at Norwalk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to VVilliain S.
Lockwood. Esq., AS:5iSl':1lll Ti'eiisui'ei-.
Certificates of Stock, and amount pitid, will
be ready at the time of payment of instal-
ments, for delivery,
AA RON SEELEY, Treasurer.
.DtZfl()lL’rf/, 16'/L Sap/embgr. 1850.
Enteresting Evhé Ladies.
ECE lAE [) this da ' nnlentire new stock
of Ladies’ Plain and Embroidered Linen
Canibric and Lawn Handkerchiefs. of every
style and quality; some very rich and entirely
new styles, ranging in prices 6 1-4 cts. to 1554.
L“ J- Gaoiims.
Iron and Steel!
‘& FULL assortment of American, Sweed-
_ ish and English li-on. round, square and
that ; and Cast, English-blister, German, Ameris
can and Spring Steel oniha l and for sale by
KEV. C. STREET.
Oct. 1st. 1850. I \
Carriage Bolts.
SSORTED, from 1% to 3& inches. for sale
by VV. C. STREET.
E'enton’s Patent Plint Enamel.
Ware.
E ILL hereafter be sold by Locxwoon,
i‘.lAlGH'1‘ 6: Co.,who. have purchased my
stock, with the sole right of the sale of that;
ware, in this place, (the demand for it being
so great, and not having room enough to keep
an assortment, I was compelled to sell out,)
They have a large and well furnished store,
and will for the futiirekeep a good assortmant
of this V/are on hand. 1 cheerfully recotn-.
mend the public to call°
38 CHARLES E. DISBROVV.
OLOGNE \VATER, Bay Rum, Laven-
der Water, Orange Flower \Vatei', and
Rose \Vatei', for sale by the gallon or bottle.
at the Drug Store \Vest Side the Bridge.
H2-.11 on Baptism. '
HE Fourth Edition Revised and enlarged,
just published : for sale by
AN DRE W SELL ECK.
0:115! Gilsll
NGLISH Linseed, Boiled Linseed, PlJl'Or-I‘
, Sperm, Neatsfoot. Elephant and refined
\Vliale Oils, tor sale by the barrel or retail. by
‘\V. C. S'rm:t-:1‘.
Oct. 1st. 1850.
Potatoe Iiooks.
C AST and German Steel. for sale by
I W. C. S-1-star.
4....-
caps at
OXVDER, shot, arid _ .
P OLMSTEADW:
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