Elor Sala-
Avaliizilile liomestetid of 96% acres of
land. t'oi'uii-.rly the reside-iii‘-e of Jared
.~.»;1f\_y'i'z=s, in ’.\’mv (.‘iiiiaa.n. On it’ is a good
t‘\.-.-t. .-tor_y -.'5.\-'~r.‘i-illiiig-lioiise,‘barti, and ollier out
b-.il’din,-:5. and tine'o'rchai'd of grafted fruit
3i°e‘:=.s in a bearing state. Also, '27 acres of fine
timber” land. 3% miles north—west of Norwalk
lmtlge. Also‘, six acres of‘ wood __and timber
land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil- _
itt;,‘(-‘.. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw millof \Vatts Comstock, Esq. in New
tfaimnn. ‘For further particulars ,eiiqiiire of
he 5ul)s(:1'Il)el' at the residence of VVm. Drum-
Inond. New Canaan.
EBENEZER CARTER.
New,Canaan, June 14, 1850. *9ti25t-f
rarm for Sale.
‘The subscriber ofi'ers for sale:-a’\fi|I'm
I.-
ll
pg of sixty acres of good land’. with a laget
.~..- ~' 'modern built dwelling hotise. and on
ltt‘.ll(Il|_1gS thereon, eligibly sitiiated about om‘
mile froin the village of New Canaan. and live
ii-oin the steamboat‘ landing and Rail Road De-
pot attNoi-walk. It. commands an extensive
and beautiful view of ti‘ surrounding country
mid Long Island Soui . It is well watered.
and has upon it a fine 0 hard of grat't.ed trees
in a bearing state. arm is replete with
every convenience. and is offered for sa.le on
f-ivorable terms. l«‘orfurtlieI' lllllll l.llllll'5v 9”‘
quire of J. M. CARTER, Norwalk, ' the sub-
scriber near the premises. » .
WILLIAM ngfiflliiiemn. -
New Canaan. June 17, 1850. _ ‘35
For Sale,
COTTON FACTORY, near the vil-
lage of VVestport, Coiiu., 40 by 90 feet.
llilvlflg 1260 spindles, 30 looms. llljd 0lll3l'
necessary machinery. for the iiiaiiulacture ol
printed goods;-—-a new water—wheel put. in a
lii=.\Vl1lOnl’l']S since, dwellings for eight or ten
liiiiiilies, and 5 acres of land coiiuected with it,
all in good order. _
Also 487 shares (constituting a niajority) ol
the stock of the R.icl1l‘l1OI1dVllle 1\I:‘iiiiit'actiiriii,¢z
Co. ‘This property consists of l2_H';‘-’e 5l°'l“
tiiiilding 40 by 90 feet, having superior water-
power, mansion house. and several other small-
or dwellings, barn, shop, &c., togetlier_ with
8.3 acres of good land. Also the iiiiicliineiy.
tools, 653., in the mil its location on the
line of the N. Y. 8:: i_. . Railroad iiiiilies it
a very desirable place- for any kind of biisiiiess.
Also a large mansion house in the village re-
cently occupied as a store and dwelling, well-
locatgd fo ' :1 public l)oarditig—h0iIse. _
Also the lioiiiestead place, a convenient
liouse, barns, c:ii'i'iage—liouso, &c.. an excel-
lent orchard, with a great variety of .lI'l1ll.
siii'ulibci'y. c'\'.c., togetlicr wltli 25 acres (it very
fsiipei'ior land; a pleasant situiitiona lit.tle cast
of the village on the Conn., turnpike. A‘ so
;:l)(lUIi 100 acres of land in lots in tlie vicinity.
This prope.rt.y is on the line of the N. Y. A’
.\l. H. Riiiiioacl, witliiu two lionrs of N. Y.—
is offered to close an estate. and Wlll be ills"
posed of on very favorable teims. Apply to
‘.-‘.7estpoi't, Ct. _ _
A. A. IIUTCIIINSON, ./Iclm"r.
Rfarcli, 5, 1850.
Builriing E-is:-‘ts for
~ THE subscriber otl'ers tor sale tlii-ei-
hriildng lots pleasantly situated on the Merwin
place abiut a q‘~i:irtei' 0t at mile below thi-
brirlge; also, a lot; with f!l19.\‘»' dwelling house
.1’?
:r;;ud]ng -‘_i1(31'(>.Oll. A ‘ , a house and lot situ-
ated at Five Mile Rive, . Gill‘ 1lll’- Lllllflllll-j’
.\'.ive,tity-five per cent oi the money can reniau;
on bond and l110l.‘f_£T2lf__{(‘.'lUl’ a term oft _VP.:)l7'S.
Eiiipiire ofC l.'IAIlLES In KAI 1"‘l0i\ D-
Noi walk. [Five Mile River.] Dec. '24. tlofl
TAN-NERY FOP» SALE.
Valuabic 3.’-”ro1.‘:ea*’4ay
- FOR sale at a b:irgain.—The subscri-
l».;r, conteniplatinga removal to the \Vest.ollci'.~
‘.'.or sale his faaui a iid.tannery Sll1L1tll('(I in New
(,‘-iiuaiin about ii mile and a hall front the village.
and about four miles lroni Norwalk li_iniliiig.——
The fa rm consists of about 4()acres ol ill'S[-Hill’
la nd with a good two story dwelling—house, barn
and other buildings thereon, and would be a
most desirable place for a tariner or m_ec1ianic.
"l‘ i tIIl18l' ' at -whicli there is now doing a first
. .e ti 5
rate business in that line will be sold scpai'ate
or with the farm as desired by tlte _pui'cliaser.
For further particulars enqui‘i'e ol _DHl‘lL1S'Sl‘..
John, New Canaan, or of Chas lsii::(:s,‘Noi'—
\v;1H{, S.
New Canaan, Jan. 9, 1800. 3
For Sale.
$17.’; r THE Hons and Lotformerly occu-
|iiil,lll_lill,l pied by Eniei Bissell, deceased.
For particulir inquire of .
CLARK‘ BISSI-ILL,
or ‘W. Bissi;LL.
Norwalk, Aug. 27, 1850' 35
E63 SALE.
. .7: The honiestead lately belonging to
_.og.L!_J:iines \V. Hyatt, situated in the village of
Norwalk, a few rods orth of the Episcopal
Church. It is a fit's. ate place fora mechanic.
having upon it a go ( welling I-louse, Shop,
Barn, &c. and will e so (1 at a great: bargain.
For terms, apply to
\V7.\I. S. LOCKVVOOD,
..Or CHAS. ISAACS.
Norwalk, Feb 12, 1849.
For Sale
M A large and convenient dwelling—house.
in with store attached——-well-located lor
fl business, with counters, shelves, 6:(:..
&c., in the village 0 V estport, t".onn. Also.
the homestead place iere Capt. II. Allen.
9foi‘inei'ly resided, co "sing three acros ol
and. well stocked w’ h a artery of excellent
’l'ruit.. Also, sotiie other smaller houses in the
village. Apply to
A. A. I-IUTCHINSON, Aclmiriislralor.
IVeslpo'1‘l, .A1n'il 3d.
tf6
To Farmers.
'E_1ORSE-RA KES, superior pattern, Horse
and Ox Ploughs. Kiniball’s Scytlies.
Lamson’s Common Snaths, Grain Cradles and
Scytlies, Hay llorks, l\lanure I9‘orks, I-I oes.
Rakes, Rifles, Scytlie—Stones. Ox-Scrapei's,
(F‘oot’s tiiake,) Ii'ou Scoops, &c., just. received
and for sale by \V;\l. C. STREET.
Norwal/c, June 1817;, 18:30.
Webb’s Viashing Powders.
A NE\V and conveiiient.ariii~le for removing
_ dirt from clothes of all kinds without rub-
hing.
Try it, and if you don’t approve ofit, the tiioiiey
will be l'ell1l'l)F'.tl_\'(lll.
LOCl{\V(.)OD. I-IAIGIIT, «S5 C0.
Norwalk, July 15,1850.
Dye Stuffs! Bye Stzifiul
_O\V receiving a large supply of Dye‘
Studs, consisting in part of the folloiviiig
articles: Logwood, Nic\vood, Fiislic, Cum-
wood, Potash, Indigo, Coppr-i'as, Aluiii, Blue
Vitriol, Madder, I-Iypernic, Red \Vood, Va,-_
digris, &c. &c.
Also, on ha l)l.I a good supply of (=.vci'y article
in the Dyers and M.:,iiiul'actiirei-’s line, at prit.
cos which cannot fail to suit biiyers Call a-
J. A. '\lVEED’S.
NOTHER Supply of Townsend’s Sarsa-
parilla, and Cod Liver Oil. Just. re-'
ceived by JOHN A. \VEED.
UTA BAGA srr.i3D,“‘or in... year.’s
-Rates of Premium reduced :25 per cent. paya-
Al\'Il<‘.RlCAN MUTUAL
Life Ensiirsace Sorupany.
Czzgziizil $500,000,
Invested in Bonds, lllurl/.ra,gres and Stocks-
ble in cash;-aniiually semi-annually oi quiir- ‘
terly. ~
./S ,
T/its (,‘o7n7mm;i/ liave G7.'_a7?/fell 0%”
2. 5 0 9 Policies.
The Insured are Members of t.li.e.Company
and share the prolit__s eq,uall__v. —.DlVl(Iel'l(.lS Je-
clared aimually on the 1st of Jaiiuary. -
Certificate for Profits
are f_r;]n§fe)';|l)le—--\\'Ill represent CA H, secure-
ly invested, and not unpaid Premium Notes,
as is the case in the Credit Companies.
Policies ‘ _ '
cannot be reduced at death, by having Premi-
um notes deducted tlierelroni. _
No Culfforma R’l.S'/{S have been taken—~nor Will
extra-hazardous risks be assumeil—-aiid no
changes will be tiiade in (:oiidiictiiig the busi-
ness ofthe company, which will impair the in-
erests of its present policy liolders.
THE AMERICAN MUTUAL
is 'rHi~: ONLY
Perfectly Mutiial Company
in the countr_y——liavi_ng bi.it one class _0l_ |_""|Y|'
bei's—-—nne systeni of piiyiiieiits——no foi'leit,ui'es
of profits——and no assessiiieiits ol iiiem3:e.i's.
The public are invited to examiiic the Char-
ter, Plan of Operation, at Annual Report; of
the Company.
Q1/'i'cc'/'3 LC Coinpany/.
BENJ. SILLIMAN. Sr. Noiiius \Vir.cox,
Prcsiclenl. Vice Presiclcnl.
JOHN VV. Frrcii,
fl‘/-easurc ‘
I315-.\'J.-imizv Novics.
Secretary/.
Board of Triis/crs:
Bnnja min Silliiiian \Villi.= Bristol
.\’orris\ Iilcox John Diirrie
Henry Pi-ck Ii(’\Vl.\B. .l.iidson.
Eli \V. Blake Jiiiiics Piimlei'ford
John \V. l«‘itt-li Jauies E. Enulisli
Joscpli E. Shcllield Lucius R. l“ltii:ll
Shernia ii \V. I(llP.\’fllS Eilivartzl a Mitchell
Anib ose L. Jordon Szimuel Leeds
Cyrus P. Smith (;‘eor_::o D. Plielps
George I-Iall FI(*.Il(~‘-l'lL:l( T. Peel:
Of the 2.500 policies which have been issued
by this Coinpany, but ‘.28 have been gratiteil
to persons rosiiling out. of New England and
the State of New York. Total losses in 1850,
$1,000.
Ilc/‘er /0
C. Bissoll, Cliailes Isaacs,
Chas. E. Dislirow, E. B. Beiinelta
Chas. _(). Jetts, T. \Viii'iici', Jr. '~
Goo. A. Bissell, \"'ni. C. Street,
G. D. .Ii-niiings, Ciiiorge A. Davenport,
Dr. Saniucl S. Noyes, N. Canaan.
(‘iEUll(-lllfi A, BISSEII L, Agent.
Du. Li'.\'i«:s, Medical Eizaniiiier.
may it .-
— ‘.-;_-._
—,..i.-;.._=-.__ .
sciioéir Boo
_\
ROE LOCKWOOD & SON,
BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS, AND IMPORTERS
411 Broadway, New York,
Directly opposite the Dcpot. oi‘ the New York and New-
Ilavcii Railroad Company.
ALCINED PI A. TER. for finishing
i hand. at
' walls,’ constant]
0 LMSTEA D’S.
—~— . .. \'.;.....
‘til. E. Bissell,
E AS ‘removed to the cornerstoi'e under the
Conn. Hotel, where may be found a coin-
plete assortuient. of (lrugs, niediciiies, perfum-
ery, books and stationery, liincy articles, (cc.
&c. which will be sold at prices defying coiii-
petition. 19 May
To the Luxury-Faeeliing Ecr-
ticzi. of the Gomriiimity.
H E Subscriber would take this inetliod of
- itiforiiiing the pi.ib’ic that he has estab-
lished liinisclf at .Son’tli l\'orwalk. in the lce
CV9“ D1. CoiiI‘i-ctiotiatgy , a id .l"ti.-fresliiiietit llusi-
ncss, and uould be hap y to wait. upon tliosc
who will favor liim will a call, at a l hours of
the day and evcniiig. -- ' . '.to:l up private
rooms for the fl(3C(tlllll1()t tion of [.itl(llPS. and
is pleased to state, tliat; hi. liiioivleilge of the
liusiucss was acqiiircd at the well-known and
lll-‘ll.Y Cf‘-lcl)i'atctl Neiv York Garden, of \Vlll(‘ll
the Hon. Mr. Cuiitoit was Pi-opt-ietor aiiil
Maiiager; whose Slli.('t".SS alone is siiflicieiit.
to guarantee the excclleiici-, of his (lell();|ClGS.
C. B. DAI{.’l‘OlS.
N. B. Ice Ci'e:iiii at wlioles-tile and retail.
South Norwalk, Aug. 2d. 1850. 39
Yzttds ofb-4 \Vhite Canton 3‘ atting,
at: 31cts. per yard. of siiperior qual-
ity; for sale at M()UL'l‘O;\l’.§'.
l'l"7CS/]}0'I'l, Ilfay 20.
§ SPLEAIDID article for making jellies,
hlaiic mange, &c. Also, a qiumziiyof
Anierican Isinglass for slioeiii:il<ers’ uses. just
received at J. A. \VEl£D':a‘.
EX can -1“ rsaiiiiars.
The ‘iicaycst Grocery yet!
‘I E invite our friends to call and examine
our stock of G ROCERIES. as we iii-
lellll T0 Suit “ the people.” Our motto will be
“ Cglllfili Stiles at small profits. Come one, come
all. \Ve will sell (.'ll(’(?_/), and deal on fair prin-
Cl_lll"5»—"l‘ lmir. Sugar, Molass.'*.s, Tea, and all
kllllls Of goods. uerl For pt'0-lnce.
I 2”-'EE“.ti3‘i.i1’A,_5;‘.
Gcopc.r’s ljsinglass,
c2—-...g-:-——.l,-
'l‘runlis, Valices, Carpet Bags. Mitts. Rugs. “ll
doc. «Sac. which he has constantly on hand.
at this estzililisliiiieiit, of the very best materials
N0rwalk,~N0v. 1. 1849-
A Bianufacturer
, .-moi. Js, I-Iaruesses, Trunks. Vzilims. C
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Vebb, Saddlery
jilliam E, Swazi,
West’ Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the No7°wallc Hotel.
i F. BRADLElY’S -
New .HlL7'7t6SS and Saddle Establislmnent.
HE subscriber having had an appartment fitted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
invite the lliLl’.Glll‘.l0I]l0I‘ the public to his extensive assortmeiit of Saddles, Harnesses.
iips, Lashes, Brushes,Curryconibs, Sliammies
He has on hand several setts of very light single
[.1,,.,.,,eSg (.0m|,§,,’ma nentiiess with durability. Every article in his line of business may be had
- , J 5 '
and style of workmanship, at prices which will
not tiiil to satisfy customers. Repiliring done in ii neat and substantial manner.
Just received ii lot of Butiiilo Robes, Blankets, &c.
F. BRAD LEY.
O
and Dealer in
at-pet Bags, Satchels, \Vhips, Matts, Brushes,
\Vare, Trunk Locks, &c. &c.
N. B. I-Idrnesses manufactured to order. Terms favorable.
3'. Eva‘. Smii'sh’s Iv'Ia.rlole_ Yard,
Near the B iizlgc, Norwalk, Conn.
"V E PULCII RAL Monuments and Grave_
Stones of every variety of patterns, and ol
' . . I .I. ' ' ‘ v - _
the most skillul \\'0l'lill1‘slllblllp‘. the best as
.50l'flllBlii2 of Anic-.i'ican and 1* oreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
Persons wishing t.o p 'ocure Moiinments or
. . - . . . ' ' .i ..i .
any kind 01 Marble V‘. \,aie invitco to (_,.iil.iiid
give a personal inspect iot his iiiaterial and
tvorkuiaiisliip, as this V il bemoi e s.iti..i.ict.oiy
than to purchase of Agents without an _opp0rtu-
niry oft'eSl.tl1gtl1B quality of the article con-
tracted for. _
gj:3="1‘:._,; Lettei-iiig and Ornamental work is
e\'ecu1‘ed by an experienced workinan and can
xvarrarit it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk, Aug. ‘.21. 18-18.
Pro'tect.io:ia Ensiiraiice 00.
Of I1AR’I‘I?OlRD- Cox-.\'.
Capital $:‘290,000— Willi Privilege to In-
crease to Half‘ a fllilliom
“E ,_ 1LL]A)I C. ST,R.E'ET, liavingreceived
J the ageiicy ofthe above naiiied Compa-
my in now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,
.\Iills. l!‘actoi'ies, l‘It11'l1S'dll(l the (:‘Ol1l.el'l‘lS of each
it gether with every other species of property
flg(;,g‘;;,.5~g Loss or Do.‘/tinge by Fire.
-\ The rates of premium otlored. are as low as
those ol'aiiy other sii ilar Il)Sl.l‘tUf.l0l1,-ll nd every
-nan has now an op) ‘ ' 7 01'“ Wllllllgslllll
to protect himself- ga isti this destructive ele-
ment. \\'Illttl] ofteii in a single hour, sweeps
.-iwaythe earnings ofso inauy years. _ g
It is incuiiihent on all persons applying for a
renewal or policy on buildings: t0 lllf°l'lll _tlle
igentol all changes in and about the _premises
-11,11», inc;-eiise the hazard: or on machinoryren-
lered uiiprodiictive by iiewinventions, usecex
loss by changes in biisiness,as no insurance
ollice is bound by their policy. to payany_ iiioi'e
than the cash value of property, at: the time Or
ts destructioii.
Norwalk, Jan. 1,
Lamp Gil.
URE bleached sperm, solar, elepha rt and
rctiiied whale lamp oils, of the very best
qualities, forsale by 44 \V C.S'l‘REE'.I‘.
84
A. SELLEEEI,
Book Seller and Binder,
E_ .-\S just returned from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofSchool and
.\l iscellaneous Books. Also, a large assortiiieut.
of Statriotiery, including Blank Books. lloolscap,
Letter, and Note Paper, euvelops, Slates, &c.,
which he will sell cheaper than they can be
bought: for at any otherstore in this vicinity.
lL—'?‘Bool<s of all kinds, liouiid in his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
C. BETTS, having sold his entire
is stock of Caps to Mr. H. C. Randle,
would respect.fnlly Invite his former friends
and patrons to call upon H. C. Randle, at his
store, No. 15 Main st., where, he doubts not
they will find goods and prices to suit.
E: ECKER.’S farina, Ta pioca, S'2_\',_{O. Ver-
- iiiacella, Maccaroni, Pearl Barley, Corn
S/.arcli., ii. superior article, expressly for pud-
dings. For sale at BISSEL US.
Swanls Establisment
I*'l7'ERS the greiitest attractioii, in his
line, of any one of the kind in the coun-
ty. For beauty of workniansliip, riclniess
and taste in the fitting and mounting of Har-
nesses, he has long stood unrivaled. His
Stock, einbraces the gre:.tcst' variety. is fresher
and iicwer in style, pattern. and make, than
any country store to be found; for, altliougli
his stock is exteiisivn, his sales keep page,
and lieqiieiitly run faraliead of his best. efl'ort.s
to supply the demand. The secret of his suc-
cess in this matter is perhaps to be found in
the elegance of his wares, but more probably
in their clieapiiess. which gives dispatch and
facility to sales. If Sadlery VVare is wanted
by the trade, they never fail to call on Swan;
Stranger, give him a call, aitd
he will tiiore than confirm what is here said.
WM. B. S\VAN.
Norwalk, July 15., 1850.
Loclzwood. Height & Go.,
xlgcnts for [lie Sale 0/
EVISICS PA'|‘EN'l‘ METALLIC BURI-
AL-CASE, wlii h, being enameled bot.li
withontaud witlii ' H’-‘.l)(lel'6(l |)8l'f(-¥(:l.lyaip-
aiid-water-ti,<1lit, as a sirtible article for pro-
teciing the (lead, lb. or ' ary interment, for
Vflull-S. for transport‘ itioii. for reiiioviil after in-
i6|'mf’-Hf. &‘.c.. &c. \Ve invite all to call and
ex-aniine, that they may see the beauty and
superiorit.y of it over all others now in use.
on asks.
EGR NEW YGRK!
REGULAR TRIPS FOR THE SEASON
TI-IE Sloop MARY VVILLIS,
Capt. \Villis J. Merritt, having coin-
inenced her regular trips for tlieseason
.. ,.,.}__.....,Vvill leave Noi'walk,e:istside the bridge
every Tuesday Evening, and New York every
Satu rd a y.
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.
VVILLIS J. MERRITT.
Norwalk, March 3-1. 1849. 13
s 3.. o o 1° 3 U z. E 4%. ,
CAPT. G. GRUMMAN,
At Five Mile River.
TIIE subscribers take this oppor-
. . tuiiity to returii thaiiks to those who
, have patronized the above boat duriiiu
*‘ . . . .1 - "
_ __._,th_e past yeai. Liiviiig secured the
si=i'vicos oi the well known and experienced
Capt.‘ G. Gruniinan, they hope to give full gm-
islactiou to those who may lavor them wir|.
lreiglit either to or from New York. ’J‘lu»
Sloop will continue to ruti as f0l'l1!Hl'l_Y;lPllVllifJ
every Tuesday night for New York, returning
every Saturday, from foot of Pike Street.
_ _ L. DIBBLE & CO.
Five Mile River, April 22,1850.
Ncrwallr Cemetery.
7l‘VIrIE public are hereby notified that the
grounds of the Norwalk Ceiiieter_yAsso-
ciation are now laid out and that the lots are
for sale.
Persons wishing to procure lots may apply
to Evert Quintaril. \Vm. C. Street, or the sub-
scriber. STEPHEN OLMSTEAD.
Secretary.
Norwalk, Dec. 10, 1849. 50
FRESH SUPPLY of RUSHTON.
CLARK 6.: CO8 GEr.\lUli\'E COD
LlVl1.I'» ()lL,just received and for sale by
John A. \Veed.
Boot, Shoe, Leather and Find-
ing Store.
,, L HENRY I-IANDES renews ngaii
§’ 1iisa_c_knowledgiiieiits to the public and
his friends for their generous patronage
during the year past, and liopesto merit an uti-
interrupted continiiance of -tlie business rela-
tionship which he has so long maintained with
tliis community. I-I will be found now athis
new stand opposit store of Chas. Isaacs,
where he will be lit pp to see, andserve his
old friends and the ; iblic. The character ol
his work is too well known to‘ need a word ol
praise. It comprises every art.icle of men's
and children’s wear, with .I~l.ubbers and Over-
shoes in tlieirseason, for ladies and gentleman.
}4‘i;\'oii\'os of the best quality, and in any
qllfllll.ll‘_V, suited to the wants oftlie craft.
Norwalk,.Ian. 1, 1849. 1:?
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
. Ficlils & llciiilricks,
F; P No. 13 Jlfain St. ‘S
% OULD respectfully invite the citizens
of Norwalk and vicinity to visit their
P..'~‘t3lllllSlll11(’l'lt which will at all times be fur-
ni.~he.l with every description of goods for
ladiv s’ and geiitleinetfs wear, and at prices that
cannot. fail to .-_i.iit; _ piircliasers. The sub-
scrtbei's are also niifacturiiig all kinds ol
Ll 0 ~' , gentzleineii’. _,.i I cliilrli'eii's work. All
work warranted-to give the best satisfaction or
the money in all cases will be readily returned.
I’l.cpaii'iiig done in the best niaiiiier. The gen-
tlemen‘s branch will be conducted by Mr.
Cha’s Field. (late of Broadway. N. Y.)
CI-IARL IS FIELD.
E. LEGRAND HENDRICKS.
Norwalk-, Dec. 3, 1849. 49
GROSERIES & CROGKERY.
G-. W. Smith.
HE Suliscriber would inform his former
. custoiiicis and the public generally, that
he may be found at his new store in South
Nor_walk, where he will keep a good and ex-
tensive assortment of (alrozeries, Provisions,
Crocl.ei'y. China. a.ti lass \Vare. Also Flour
and Feed, Sportin / id Blasting Powder,
Patent Fiise, atid . general assortment of
Patent Medicines. All of which he will sell
at as low rates as they ca be procured at in
this village or elseivlieie. "
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l“resh Goods received every week. Goods
delivered in any part of the village.
Soul/2. Norzoallc, llIa_7/ Glli. 1850. 20
‘ ..'E'resh Gamphene
ILCI§IVED every W9e.‘[ from N. Y. at
J. A. \VEED’S.
lfifasliing Fluid.
- ~ - - - L‘VOOD’S \VASEIl"\’G Fl UID f '
lor he sells at city prices. Carriage '\Vliips. ‘ , fa ‘ 0’
for iiistance, are sold at tnanufacturers’ prices. mile by VV' E BlSb1"LL'
E .r °':l' l,l' : b f.di.l's .
es\;::')'S’i:l1Ll'l](e::tl.ll tie tile in iy e oiiu it In . Ready Made cl0th1ng-
UITABLE for Fall atid \Vinter wear-
Mens and Boys sizes, for sale cheap at
MOULTO-N’S.
\Vestport, Sept.23. 18.50.
AND’S SARSAPARILLA, S. P. To“ n-
send‘s dn., Old Dr. Jacol: 'I‘,owns-nd’s do.
Corbett:’s and Slialiers’ dn., Blake’s Aromatic
Bitters, \Vistar’s Balsam of Wild Clierry,
T:i_ylor’s Balsam of Livei-wort, and a hm! of
other Patent. Medicines, too numerous to men-
tion. For sale by J. A \-VEE D.
Dr. Stieelels Dysintery Gordie?!
SAI4 E and valuable medicine, which has
_ pei'foi'nied tnaiiy valuable cures, and may
be relied upon as a safe remedy in the follow-
ing cases.-Dyseiitery,
Cholera Iufaiituin.
EMPTY oil easlis for sale by
growth, for sale by J. A WEE:D,
South Norwalk, July 25:12, 18-50.
WILLIAM BOUTON. 4
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49 W. G. S’I‘REE'}‘.
‘ Billions, \Vind and Painter’s Cholic.
Sold by
/ J. A. \VEED.
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Ndfiflfilk Savings Bank.
NOTICPJ is liei'eby given that deposi_ts will
- i be received by the ti'easurei" at the Fair-
field County Bank, from 10 to 12 o'clock, A.
M. and from 2 to 4 o'clock, P.‘M. on Mondays,
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, 'l‘liui"sdays and Fri-
days, and on Saturdays from 10 to 12 A. M.
and 2 to 3 P. M.‘. until further notice. Per-
sons wishiug. to make loans are requested to
hand a written application to‘ the treasure'r,
stating amoun/t and SBl'.u|'lI‘.y’.
- T. WAR.NER,,JR., Treasurer.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 18-19.
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In Quart Bottles.
For the 'remo:'o,l mid pcrmzmcnt cure of all
Diseases arising from an impuirc slate
of Me Blood or /iabil of llbc syxlciii.
mong the many an iinp0rt.iitit dscoverers
of this generation is one whose fame will
be written as with a siinlieiiin. in the history of
SAND’S SAR-SAPARJLLA stands forth
alone, and, by its own works, proclaims its
power——that mute eloquence so ii'resistibly af-
fecting in the appeals of the sutl'eritig for re-
lief, has been ans\vei'ed-. Tliousands of cases
of disease have been cured by this invaluable-
inediciiie, such as are not furnished in the
records of time. These things are not done
in secret places, nor in some unknown town.
but. are perlbrincd in our principal cities and
public places. They are brought before I.l](‘
world, no doubt. to substantiate, bi-yo id doubt.
Ilie /Lcalilr/gr rirl-ucs of this preparation; and
the facts unl'o.lded, though gigantic, are as pain
as the light of day.
The Sarsaparilla is combined with the most
ell}-.ct.iial aid, the most salutary productions.
the most potent: simples, of the vegetable kin_4_r-
iloin; and its uiipi'ei-edeiitt-rd sllrcess in the
restoration to health of those who had Ion;
piiied under the most distressing chronic mala-
dies. has given it an e.\'alted cliai'act.er—l'ur-
nisliiiig, as it. does. evideiice of its own iiilriii
sic value, and i'e(:oiiiiiii=.iiilii:g it to the afllicti-d
in ternis the tIIIIl(.'lPtl only can ktiow. It ha.-
long been a most irnportaiit ilesideratisiin in tin
pi'acli(-.e of medicine to obtaiti a l'6lll€(l_y' sinii
|artotliis——oni.-. that would act. on the lll:(?r
s-lumac/i aiiil lmiccls, with all the precision and
potency of iiiineral pi'eparatioi.s, yet withou=
any ol their deleterious i-llects upon the vital
powers of the system. Altliough pi).-'scsscd i-I
powerful healing properties, it‘ is entirely harui
less, and will not injure the iiiost; delicate con-
stitution. \\’lien in pr-.rl'ect health, no i-ffect. i.~
produced by its use, except an increase of ap
petite; but uhen disease is seated in III!
fratiie, and carrying fast its victim along tlit
pat'.h of life, then its inysterious influence i.-
i'elt and seen; it eiikindles new life and vigor.
-ind brings healtli atid strength to the sull°erin;
ind Iiscasecl.
SCROFULOUS AFFECTION OF THE
E YICS. _
“71.\'ClH~2S'l‘l-ZR, l\’y.§‘ Oct. 29, 1849.
A. B. 65 D. S.-\.\'os:—(.-1'-cnllcmaii: I woiili:
not have presumed to write to you, it it wit.»
not my duty to let the public know the almos--.
miraculous eliect your S:ii'siip:ii'ill2i has hai
upon me. My limbs were covered with i.i-
(3*‘-F0llS 501135. so that I could not walk duriii:
the whole Spring and Suinuier. In this situa-
tion I coiiiiiieiicetl the use of your Sarsaparil-
la. and tiller taking two bottles was eiitii'el_\
l'uI'e(l. I must. also tell you of another wou-
zlerful cure. My brother was alilicted witl
this scrofiila in his head so badly, his pliysiciai.
told him the loss of his sight was inevitabl-.
atid periiiaiietit blindness seemed t.o be his late.
Three bottles entirely restored his sight; an.
we catinot but reconiinend all who are simi-
lai'ly afilicted to use Sands’ Saisiiparilla.
Yours truly, -
BENJAMIN. F. BUCKNER.
ITS POPULARITY ABROAD.
I-‘ROM sou'rii Ai\Il-ZIIIC.-\.
Maracaibo, Venezuela. April 12th, 1849.
Mi-:ssiis. SA.\‘i)s——Genllcnic7z: I consider it
a duty due to the public to make known the
great bcnelit. I have received from using youi
valuable Sarsaparilla. About tliree years ago
I was attacked with Rlieuniat.ism in my shout
ders, and also in my legs. and so severe was
the pain. that I was unablv to -sleep. I tried
all of the best medicines l could liearof. wilti-
oiit receiving any benefit, until, tlirougli tlic
"_(ll'lC6 Of ll l'l'len(l. l procured some of your
Sarsaparilla, inid.al'ter using four bottles in the
courso of fifteen days, I found ni_~,'.=ell' entirely
well. I have no liesitation in saying your
Sarsaparilla is the best medicine I ever took.
and can confidently recotiiiiieud it to myfriends
and the public. Your obedient serviint.
J. M. JESURUN.
Here is another, nearer home:
Ni-zw Yoiik, Jan. 8‘.'1850.
M1-issiis. SANDS :——Genllcme/2.—I have gieat
pleasure in acknowledgiiig to you the great
bene-.litI have received froni the use of your
Sarsapaifilla. A subject of puliiiouary disease,
I made a voyage to Europe, but, while there.
.continued to be adhered. A few weeks alter
my return, I was seized with a violent lieiiior-
rhage of the lungs, and, from the debility and
great prostration of strengtli that followed,
with the protracted difficulty )t' respirat.ion, I
am entirely relieved by the use of your Sarsa-
parilla, which I consider a most iiiipoitaiit and
truly valuable discovery in the healing art. I
feel that I have not for fourteen yearsleiijoyed
so good health as at present. Yours. &c.
99 S. E. SEYMORE.
Prepared and sold, wliolesale and retail, by
A. B.‘& D. SANDS, Druggists and Clieiiiists,
100 Fulton street, corner of \Vi||i;.m, New
York. Sold also by Di-iiggists gtme.-ally,
througlioiit the United States aiid_ Canadas.
Price $1 per bottle; six bottles for For
stile by JOHN A. WEED.
Salt-Grinding.
P URE‘ Ground Sa|t,of an excellent quality
for butter and the diiiry. Inquire at the
sto1'e of SJE. Oliiistead, or of the subscri ier.
I. CAMP.
‘Congress ‘Water.
7 HE Subscriber will keep constantly on
hand, during the season, a supply of
Congress \Vat:er, firesh from the spring.
JOHN A. WEED. ’
' AY-RAKE-S, SCYTHF-SNATHS &d.
"at; OL M."'l‘l£AD‘S.
1) OTASH. for sale by _ .
w. E. BISSELL.
RUTA BAGA Turnip Seed. oflast year’s
growth, at OLM§'_[‘EAD’S.
POWDER, shot, and cups at
. OLMSTEADS.
~ ‘ll Bl.'l‘v.\F;‘iti.illl"Ji't3..1i"Sl
\- .-‘.2 as =='::,a.=i _a es‘ ,
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P. T. BAllNUl‘ll,' riioriiiiioii AND 'Ml\NAGER,"
(Also Proprietor of Barnum’s Chillcsellllltsfllm, No.
China, and of Buniunfs .:lIIiscu11i, P/iiludelphia.) ‘
V?*—j':
This magnificent estnblislmient; which contains the most
extensive and attractive collection of «
Natural and Artificial Curiosities
to be found on the continent, has lately received many very
importuiit additions to its beliire almost bewildering variety
of agreeable and instructive objects. Besides which. the
manager takes pleasure in inforiuiiig his patrons that, actu-
ated by a desire to merit a coiitinuaiice of the patronagl
that has been bestowed upon this Museum for the put
nine years, he has expended
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
in enlarging and embellishing it, as well as rendering it in
many ways the -most attractive ])l4lL’l.’ of amiwmnc/il in the
city. Haviiig now tulreii in the whole of the Chemictt
bank building, next door. and thrown the vast sites of both
ediliccs into one Grand Structure, finished in the most. tasty
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all e Without Regard to Cost,
he flutters himself that his establislinicnt: under its new
arriuigenieiit will nieet with
Universal Approbation.
He has added to his new building 0.
Magnmcent Lecture Room,
the floor of which is two stories lower down than the _old
one, and fitted up in the most: gorgeous style, with iron
trellis-work fronts to each tier-—crimsoii vi.-lvet cushions to
elegant saloon that will conifortably hold
THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE,-
where all those who diszipprove of the dissipations, do-‘
baucheries, proliuiity, vulgarity. and other ziboniinntioiis,
which cliaractcrizc our modern tlicatres, may visit witliouf
fear of lieariiig or seeing aiiytliiiig that might shock the'
most susceptible moral sciisibility.
IN BARNUM'S LECTURE ROOM
not a word is uttered olliziisive to morals or rcli;:ion—not 3"
thou_t.rht; is breathed calculated to bring xi blush upon the‘
check of nioilesty-iiot; an e.~;prcs~iioii eiiiployod that may"
not be explained to the car of youtli without occasioiiiiig air‘
impure idea-—not an allusioti ventured upon tliat has not
lirst been cliasteucd with a due and fixed rcgiiril for sobr'r'-‘
etv. integrity, and the otlicr virtues of an lioiiorahlc life.
‘The ciilcrtaiiimeuts which take place in this Saloon everyf
I$:irtiuni's Est::ibli.<limeii I .
and eilify. while they posse. powcrlul rqformulor_i/ tcir‘
dericy. The moral doiiicsti drama of
"'l‘lic Di-iiiilcard, or the Falleii Reclaimed,"-
which was l‘(‘.pl‘t‘SL‘l1l(_‘tl over (1, lI.1III(lI'e'Il. times at Bam1ini's"
I’l.iladclpiiia Miisi-iitii. and conceded to be one oftlic most.
powcrlnl :iuxiliarii_-s that the ti-nipcrauu: cause has ever
rcrcivcd in this coiiiitry, and to \\liich was awarded the ap-
probation and i-ouiiii-iiaiicc ofilie great body of (flt‘.'t'_L'_\"t’]lC_p,
the l'(,'llL"it)lt.~‘ coiiiiiiitiiity at l:ll'f.'(?, and all of the first fami-
llL'S in that ('I[_\', will he aiiiong the lirst. produced at the re-
()_tlClllU_'_,' of this e.~'t:ihlisliin-.-iit.
Beside the Lcvtiire llnom, there are EIGHT Spacious
/‘Inn’/.< over One Eliiiidrcvl Foot in 1.0135111.
lillcil with :1 large viii-ii.-i_r ol'li’rn.s~/.-, 1)'l'I'(l.s', 1v'zslics, I miecls.
.'I1lIi'(,'I'll/S, &c. .lU.~’l‘ Aim]-Eli,
The (Ii-mid .~'-tzitc (lunch of Adi,-lniilc, late
QUEEN OF E.\'(ilL.-‘l.f\'D!
together with the I\IIl_g’X1lll(TL‘Il[ Goi.i) MoU.\‘TI-SI) HARNESS
i"or t‘l_‘..’l|l. horses, mid the (n'orgi-ous G(tl.Dl»2N Ll\'F.RY of the
late (.luccn’s coziclnncii, lii0llllL‘ll, and outridc-rs! This truly
regal and splt-iiilid (‘-arria}_'c is almost; _. '
LITERALLY COVERED Vt/ITH GOLD I
and cost over ./l'IIII'/l‘(,'II. llmu.v.uul 71071/lfl.\' slcr/ing, or
SliVl£i\"l‘Y 'I‘.ll0US‘ANl) D0l.l..lllS l
(£~ranc1 Picture G2-allery.
The walls of whicli are sui'i'oiiiiili:d with an ltitclleclua
Congress of Aim.-rii-:iii Saucs ;
I315.-‘sI."'I‘IFI.'L COSBIORAMA VIEIVS,
of all the I’riiicip:il Cities and Public Buildings in the world
150 Viax .7c“:.§-;ti1'es, Size of Life !
')l'C[l.'Il"t‘(I wi:h a p.'irticiil:ir eye. to the iiiornl advancement
is well as the Illll'll4‘.(TIll:tl f..'l':llIll(‘lll.l(l!l of all who exaiiiine
‘ham, ’1‘li¢ *‘ /u/rm/zrru/4' I"rniii.’_i/," and its couiiti:-rpart. the
" 71 ’r'm7;/‘rah’ I":r/iii/5/," ll!l‘.'C l2f‘l'l) p!'()l]'*lllli','(f(I by FA rill-:1:
.\I.~\THl~‘.\\' and UlCllL'._l' (‘IIIIUPIIIL [)lIlItl:illll'(l[)lSlS the best and
most cll'e(‘tivt-. iiu-iitiil lcctiii'c on ti o cvils ol‘.-ti'oi‘ig drink, and
‘lit: ail_vaiit:i-gcs oi" abstiiiciicu, cvcr placed before athiiikiiig
t.-otiiiiiunity.
The other tabla.-aux, such as the “L’ir/h of our Savior,’
the “ 7'/'1':/l l:r_'fII/‘L’ 1'0]!/‘ll/.\' 1’//u/0." tho “Lu.s'/, Svlp/im-,'
&c.. are too well known and have ll('t'll too lon:_f admired. to
need culo‘-_'_v. 'I'lii: lig.-iircs are all of the size of life. are
properly costiinii-il, and appeal at once and ulliei-tiiigly
l'lll'Ul]f_.'ll the nii-nior_v and lllltllllllllfltlll to the liiitnan heart.
In short Bariiiini'.-' Muse-uni is :1 wonder in itscll, and may
very pr()pcl'ly be called a Il‘.i.iiii.i' Crci.oru-:ni.i 01-‘ 'l‘lll.\‘GS
\vou'rii K_\'owi.\'(: in l‘C_'_'2ll'll to the 1/-or/il 1l'l'ilI]llll»lil. It is
llllt]ll(‘S[l()ll1llJl)' the very best; school of iiistruction extant,
tiiriiisliiiig to the l‘_I/(2 otii,-very little studi;-iit. hot iiierely a pic-
torial illiistratioii oftlic ititct'csliii;_r hut ailistruse liirts of Nat-
ural I'listor_\', lint. ati exact aiiil stril~'.iii_=_r 1'7/iugciif each sub-
staiitiiil iilca. as \\'('lI as a taiigililc. likeness of the things
and bciiigs, the cvidcuccs and reniiiiiscciiccs. of a bygone
age.
Mr. Barnum has nceiits and correspondents in nearly ev-
ery portion of the _2loIir,-, who are-roiitiiiiially sciiiling valu-
alile additions to this already iiiconceivably great collection
of this \\'m'lil's wmitli-rs.
l\'o iiitoxitriitiiig drinks permitted on the premises, and no
improper pi-rsons, male or fcniiilc, adniiticd.
Thc I\Iusc-um isopeii froni 7 A. M.. to l0o'('lock I’ M.
Siich regiilations are cstalilislicd and eiiforccd. as render it
pcrfwctly safe and ])li':lStllliJ for L.mii~:s and Ciiii.nui-:N to
visit the Miiscuin in the daytinie though utiaccompariicd by
£.'Clltlt.‘.mCll. Exliiliiticxiis and PL‘I'Il7l‘n)Illl(‘L'S in the Lectiire
Room ’!'\\'IClC L-\'(*rytl:1y; and on Holidays, entertaiuuiems
are gi\'cn1g‘1‘p/‘_'J/ f/olll‘, I)ll_V flllli ICVCUIH3.
Arlnn'ssion 25 cents, Children under ten years qf
age, 12.1, cents.
IMPGETANT CHANG-E.
Dailey7s Magical Pain Extractor-
In a new ll/'ruppcr and borccs much enlarged.
AUTIONI Couiiteileits of Dalley’ Ex-
tract.or, in the old wrapper, flood the
ni..rket—-avoid tlietii as you would poison, for
they are as dangerous in their applicatioii.
Buy Dallc-.y's Extractor, only in the new
dress and large Boxes—you gain largely in
quantity ofthe Oiutnient over the old size, and
what is more important yet——yoii avoid the
daiiger of being imposed upon by a Counterfeit.
and are certaiii of getting the genuine article.
The Genuine Dalley Salve,as thousands will"
testify, is an infallible remedy for the worst. of"
burns, scalds, piles, rheuniatisiii, sore and iii- '
flamed eyes, erysipelas, salt rlieuni, cuts, '
wounds, bruises, and all cutaneous and inflam-
matory diseases. V
N. B. Every local agent will be provided
with a’certitir:ate, signed by my lawful attor-
ney. and by the '.I‘i'avelliiig agent.
E? See the new printed Circulars for 1850.
they coiitaiu much _importaiit and iiiterestiiig
inforiiiatioii. H. DALLE Y,
415 Broadway, N. Y.
Dalley’s Animal Galvanic,
The gi'e:itesr. clN*fl!l6'~‘l. and most certain
remedy ever rliscovered for the cure of dis-
eases of horses and cattle. Humors, sores,
swellings, straiiis,q:,iittoi'bone, galled neck and
shoulders, hard or spavin lUl'll[)S—Il’(_'l]l'es wi 11
rapidity and certainty! and no (-use of-po- '
evil, has, as yet, re.-isted the wondeil'ul-prop-
ei-ties ofthis great and truly valuable remedy. '
32.7"” Fa rniers and owners of horses and cat
the, try it once. and you will never afterwards
be without. it. - -
Aci:-.\i'rs——.loi'\valk, VV. E. Bissell; South
Norwalk,G- \V. Smith; Westport, John W.
'1‘ayloi°; New Canaan, S. C. Siilimau; Sta m- -"
ford, Roswell Hoyt. 33
Removal.
E would inform our customers and the
public in general. that we have opened
our stock ofGoods ‘ t t e store recently ocicu-J
ried liy '1‘. L. dc J. ECK, where will be
tound on hand the m ‘t nipleteassortirient of
all goods in our litie fbus' ess . '
LOCK WOOD. HAIGI-IT, is; co.’
Norwalk, July 15, 1850,
r
Groclzery and Glass Ware.
UST receive
-. ine-nt,of extra
glass wares.
LOCICWOOD I-IAIGHT «Sc co.
rge and splendid -‘assort.
ommoii crockery [and
'BRlll.-’ljlllllit'Y, opposite the Astor lloiisg, A New Y0t'lt,"‘ ?
539 Broadway, containing one million of Curiosities IIDIII ‘ l
J OHN GREENWOOD, J a., Assistant-Manager. . :
each seat:--wliite and gold adornmcnts. &c.——prcscntiiig an '
Afternoon and Eveiiiiig, will consist; of highly moral mid‘-
instructive doincstic drain. , \vrit.tcii expressly for Mr.-
Norwalk Chronicler