>_....¢w—-.~.v..-......—_~_.—n-r. . .. _ . .. , . .v. _ .,
For Sale,
.. A valuable homestead of 261- acres of
37,‘ .l;tl]tl,fI')l't1lP.l‘ly the residence of Jared
_ -~ " Ayi-es, in’New Canaan. On it is a good
{so story ‘dwelling-hoiise, barn, and otlier out
llllldll1.\I.\'. and line orchard of griifteil fruit
trees in a l)t:'.tll'll1g state. A lso, 27 acres of fine
timber land. 3-5 miles north-west. of Norwalk
Bridge. Also, six acres of wood and tiniber
land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
lage. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw m‘=l_1 of \Vatts Comstock, Esq. in New
Uttptltlll. For further particulars enquire of
be subsci'ibei- at the residence of \Vm. Druin-
inond. New Canaan.
EBENEZER CA RTER.
New Canaan, June 14, 18:30. *9t‘35tf
‘Parin for Sale.
' The subscriber ofi°ers for sale a fnrin
ii?’ ol"sixt‘y acres of good land. with a laget
_i .?‘- l110(_let'll built dwelling house. and on
buildings tl1ei'eoii,eligibl_v sit.u:ited about one
mileifrom the village of New Canaan. and We
l'i'oin't:lie steamboat landing and Rail Road DB-
pot at Norwalk. It commaiids an extensive
and l\eau't.il'iil view of the surrounding ('Ot1l)ll‘yi
an('l"Long Island Sound. it is well \VafPil'f*/ll»
and has upon it a fine orchard of grafted trees
iira bearing stale. Said farm is replete with
“.“.VPl‘V convi-iiience. and is ofliercd for sale on
favorable ternis. For further pa rticulars. en-
quire of J. M. CART)-’.R, Norwiilk, or the sub-
scriber near the premises.
I‘ \VIl_.LlAi\IDRU.\1iVIOND.
New Canaan. June 17. 1850.
E'oi- Sale,
/i CO'l‘T'0N FAC'l‘()l.’»Y, near the vil-
._ lage of \Vest'port, Conn.. 40 by 90 first.
Ii-wing 1260 spindles. 30 looms, and other
necessary machineiy. for the iuiiiiiiliictme Ol
printed goods;—a new water-wheel put in a
few niontlis since, dwellings for t‘-l.£’.l'll“» 01' ten
t-Eiinilies. and 5 acres of land connected with it,
all in tzooil order.
Also 487 sliares (constituting a niajority) of
the stock of the Riclimondville iVlaniil'acturing
Co, This propm't‘,y consists of‘ ltll'_‘_!e Sl()'it*.
building 40 by 510 feet, having superior water-
power, mansion house. and several other small-
,.,. ,1,,.,.]|',,,._.5_ but-n, shop, t\'c., togeilier with
2:3 acres of good land. Also the iiiacliineiy.
tools, &c.. in the mill. its location on the
line of thoN. Y. & N. H. Railroad malaes it
a very desii'alile place for any kind of hiisiiiess.
Also a large mansion liouse in the village re-
cently occupied as a store and dwelling, well-
§Jc;1f__>,d fu - -,1 publiq: l)()2ll'(ill‘l.J-l1()llS('5. .
Also‘ the lioinestead place, a ci)n\'£'nlF‘nl
house. barns. carriage-liouse, &i:.. an cruel-
lcnt orclia rd, with a great variety of ‘ll'l1ll'.
shrubbery. &c.. l”0_LPl'llCl' with ‘25 acres ol very
.-.upcrior land; a pleasant situation a little east
oFt.11e village on the Conn., turnpike. . so
about 100 iii-res of land in lots in the vicinity.
'[“nis l)['»_)p9.l‘['y is on the line ol the _ N. X’ . dc
N. H. Raiiroad, within t\vo hours of N. Y.—-
is oti‘ei-ed to close an estate, and will be dis-
posed of on very favorable tcims. Apply to
\Vest.port, Ct. _
A. A. IIUTCI-IIEVSON. Adm’r.
Illarch. 5. 1850.
—~— --———--*-"
Building Late for Sale.
THE siibsci'iber otfers for sale tlirce
l)tHTLlllg lots pleiisantly situated on the Morwiii
place alnut it qxiaiter of a mile helow the
brirlge; Lisa. 71 lot; with a now dwelling hoiisc
Iitlltflilta tliere.oii. Also, a lrbuse and lot situ-
zited at'Five Mile River. near the Landiii,£’.-—_'
Seventy-live per cent of the money can reiiuuii
on bond and iiioi'tg:igP~ lit!‘ 0 101"“ "_l .V“"‘:5'
Enipiire of C HA R LES L- l'i_A\ t\lOND._F,
Noiwalk. [Five Mile .R'ive.r.] Doc. ‘24. Ila‘!-
25
"FA .\*.\3i; iii’ For. S.‘~.'L E.
Valuable ?ro§ert:y .
FOR sale at. a bargiiin.——l lie siil)s!_-i'i-
her. coiiteiiipliitiiiga rcnioval totiie W est.ollri'.-'
for sale his l'aa:n and tziiiiiery .~llli':llr*(l in New 3
Canaan about a mile and :i hall froin the \‘lll2t_L’_t.‘.
and about four miles from N0l""“”‘ l‘_‘”‘ll”.‘-§-"
The furltl consists of about 40acrcsot tirst-iatv
tn ml with a good two story dwelling—liouse, barii
and other buildings tliereon, and would be a
most desirable place for a liiriner or ll1m:l1tIl.ll(_‘..
The taniicry at which there is now doing a lirst
rate bnsiness‘iii that line will be sold st-par-.it..-~
or with the farin as desired by the pui'i'liasel'.
For further particiila rs (‘.llql.lll'0 of Darius St.
John, Ne\v Canaan, or of Chas lsaacs, Nor-
walk. DARIUS S. AYRES.
New Canaan, Jan. 9,1850. 3
For Sale.
THE House and Lot formerly occu-
"", pied by ldiiiery Bisst-ll, deceased.
For particulars inquire of
CL.-‘.ltK Bissi-21.1.,
or ‘W. E. Bissi:1.L.
Norwalk, Aug. 27. 1.850‘
ZAEJQE S.fi\..'i.:.E.
Tlic’liomestead lately lielonuiiig to
_,. _L.l'aiiies W’. Hyatt, situated in the village 0|
Norwalk. a few rods north of the lilpiscopal
Church. It is a lii'st rate place for a mechanic.
having upon it a good (lwelliiig House, Shop.
Barn. c\i.c. and will be sold at a great bargain.
For t.ei'n1s, apply to
03
CI
\V-M. S. LOCl\'\VOOD,
i.Or CHAS. ISAACS.
Norwalk, Feb 12, 18-19. t:f6
For Sale
A large and cotriveiiieiil di\'elling_-lioiise.
with store attaclied—-well-located for
business.‘-with couiitcrs. slielves, &c..
&c., in the village of \Vestport, Coiiii. Also.
the homestead place where Capt. H. Allen.
formerly resided, comprising three acres ol
and well stocked with a variety of excellent
t'i'uit.. Also, some other smaller houses in the
villagc. Apply to
A. A. HUTCHINSON, 4‘l.(ZI)lifliSfT(Il0I‘.
lVcsIporl., April 3d.
To Farmers.
'E‘_'_§ ORSE- RA KES. superior pattern. Horse
.fi and Ox Ploughs. Kiiiib:ill's Si-ytl'ies.
Lainson’s Common Siiaths, (:‘rrain Cradles and
Snytlies, l-lay Forks, Manure Forks, Hoes.
Rrilies, Riflcs, Scytlie-Stoizes. Ox-Scrapers.
(Foot’s make,) Iron Scoops. &c., just received
and for sale by \V.\’I. C. STREET.
Dioricallc, June 18th. 1850.
'6?-Jebb’s Vtlastzfing Powders.
NE\V and convenient article for reinoviiig
dirt from clothes of al'l kinds without rub-
biog.
Try it, and if you don’t approve ofit, the money
will be returned _voii.
LOCK \V()OD. HAIGHT, 65 CO.
Norwalk, J uly 15,1850.
Dye Stuffs! Dye Stufisl
O\V receiving a large supply of Dye
Stuffs, consisting in part of the following
lI.I'tlc.'eS= Lngwood, Nicwood, Fustic. Ca 11]‘-
wood, i’0tnSlI~ Illtlltlo. Copperas, Alum, Blue
Vitriol, Miltltlelk Hypernic, Red Wood, Ver-
.idigris. &c.. &c.
Also. on hand a. good supply of every article
in the Dyers and Maiiufactiirer’s line. at pi-it
_.ce5 which cannot fail to suit l)llyPl‘~l (fun ,1.
J. A. \VEED’S.
J-fl NOTHER. Supply of Townsend’s Sarsa-
. parilla, and Cod Liver Oil. Just. re-
.ceived by ‘ JOHN A. \VEED.
‘UTAJBAGA SEED, of last year’s
_. _ growth, forsale by
1- A VVEE D.
- I
AMBIRICAN MUTUAL
Life Insurance company.
, Capital _$Sl(_)0,000, _
I-nvcslcrl in Bonds, .’lIur££(iggs and Stocks.
Rates of Premium reduced 25 per cent. paya-
ble iiicaslJ,annuallysemi-annually oi quar-
terlv.
T/izis Coinprmiy .7i.a.re Gmniezl Over
259% Pciicies.
The Iiisiiretl are iVleriibei's of the Company
and share the profits equally. Dividends de-
clared annually on the 1stnfJaiiiiai'y. '
€3e1"'a:'fi::a"€t.e for ?refits
are traiislicralile-—-will i'cpi-e;-teiil C A SH, Secure-
ly iiivestcd. and not unpaid Premium Notes,
as is the case in the Credit. Companies.
Policies
cannot be reduced at death. by having Prenti-
um notes deducted _tlici'ef'roin.
No C(llI:f0I'Ilf/I. Ii’i.s-/.'s have been takeii—nor will
extra-liiizardous risks be assiiined——_aiid no
i-liaiigcs will be made in coiidiiciing the busi-
ness oftlic compaiiy, which will impair the in-
'erests ofits preseiit policy holders.
THE AMICRlCAN t‘il.U'l‘UAL
IS 'rui«; ONLY
Perfectly‘ Mutual. Company
liors—one sys'teiii of p:iynients—no foi'feitui'cs
of pi'ofits—aiid no a.~;scssiiie.'its ol'mem' ers.
The public are iiirited to examine the Char-
ter. l—’lau of Operation. and Annual Report of
the Conipany.
('l[/’IiI.‘c7‘3 of [/18 C'0m77an;7/.
Bl'Il\‘J.SIL1.lM.-\.‘~'. Sr. Noiiiiis \Vii.cox.
Pmsiilc-nt. _ V.-'.i.'e 1’:-esidcnt.
BE;\'JAMIi'.\' Novas. J01-l-.\' \V. Fircu.
SL’CI‘('ffl')‘_l/. fl'rcizsu7‘cr.
Board of '1‘/'2i.s‘/izrs:
Benjamin Silliii'ian' \Villi.- Bristol
.\ori'is \Vilcox John Diirrie
Heiiry Pi-cl-: LcwisB. Jiulson.
Eli \V. Blake James Punileil,'oi'd
Jnlin \\/. l9‘itr~li Jaincs E. Eiiglisli
Joscpli E. Hlietliolil Lucius R. li‘iiii:h
Sliei'inan \V. l\'iie'.‘als Edward :1 t\'Iitchcll
Aiiibiosc L. Jordon Saiiiucl Leetls
Cyriis P. Sinith (.i‘eoi-ge D. Phelps
George Hall li‘ieilr-.rick T. Poet
Of the 2.500 policies which have beeii issued
by this Compaii_\j, but 28 have been graiiteil
to persons ti-siiliiig out of New Eiigliind and
the State of New York. Total losses in 1850,
$1,000. V
Refer to
Cliiiiles Isaacs,
E. B. Beiinett,
’.l‘. \Varner, J r.
C. Biss‘-ll,
iVilItl.‘~'. E. I)ishi'oW,
Clias. C. Betts,
Geo. A. Bissell, \"in. C. Street,
Cr. D. Jeiiiiiiigs, (.ie0i'ge A. Davenport,
Dr. Samuel S. Nnye>‘, N. Canaan. '
GEORGE A. BlSSlCLL, Agent.
DR. Lr.\'i:s, llledical Exaiiiiuer.
eh 11313-ls!’ til
DEPOSlTORY.__
l’li.~llill i'lNl)
C‘.'.'.f_'.'Z..
VVHOL3:'$A E}
gnaw
\.i- .-,v ——£.oV
ROE LOCKRVOOD 8: SON,
BO0KSE!.I.l‘ll’.S, l’lJllLISllERS, AND l;\lPOR'l‘ERS,
41.1 Ei'c:ulv.'a.y, New York,
Direc).ly opposite the Depot of the New York and New-
Ilavcii Railroad Company.
{ii ALCINED PLA S"l‘I‘-III, for liiiishiiig
‘walls, coiistaiit.ly on hand. at
S. E. 0LMS'I‘EAD‘S.
T“-Lil AS removed to the (:()t‘llel'Sl()l'i3 under the
E31 Conn. Hotel. where may be found a com-
plete assortment. of (lrugs, iiieiliiziiics, pert'uin-
ciy, books and stzitionery. l’ancy articli.=s, &c.
Xzc. wliich will be sold at prices defying com-
petition. 19 May 5.
To the Luxury-Seetring ‘Eer-
‘tien of‘ the Community.
H E Snbsci'iboi' would take this iucthod of
iiiforiiiiiig the pubiic that. he has estab-
lished liiiiisi-if at South Norxviilli. in the Ice
Cream. Ct)l1fi—‘.(‘llt)tlttl‘), and Itcfresliiiieiit Busi-
iiess,:iiid uould be happy to wait upon those
who will favor him with a call. at: a-I hours of
the day and evening.‘ He has fitted up private
rooms for the accommodation of [_.a<.lic.~;. and
is pleased to state, that his knowledge of the
biisiness was aci;uii'ed at the well-kiiown and
justly celebrated Ncw York .Giirilen. of which
the Hon. Mr. Coiitoit was .l.’i'opi'ieloi' and
Milllil.‘-£*‘il'; wliose Sl.lt,l30SS alone is siifliciiant
to guarantee the excellence of his delicacies.
C. B. DARTOlS.
N. B. Ice Cream at wliolesiile and retail.
South Norwalk. Aug. 2d. 1850. 32
Yaids of 6-4 \Vhite Canton Matting.
_ at‘. 31cts. per yard. of superior qual-
"Y 3 for sale at MOULTON’S.
Wcslpotrt. Illa]; ‘£0.
Ganton Matting.
Goopefis Isinglass,
SPLEUDID article for making jellies,
hlaiic mange, &c. Also, a quaiitityof
American lsiiiglass for slioeiiialters’ uses. just
eccived at J, A, \VEED‘S_
XTR11 T RAINS.
The Cheapest Girocciry yet!
‘I E invite our friends to call and examine
our stock of‘ GROCEBJES, as we in-
tend to suit. “ the people.” Our iuotto will be
" Quick sales at siiiiill profits. Come one. come
all ! \Ve will sell (:/ica}').:iiid deal on fair priii-
i-iples,—lv‘lour, Sugar, Molasses, Ten, and all
kinds of goods, (’..'\'t'?lltll1.9,’e(.l For produr-,e.
wi LLIA M s. BOUTON.
South Norwa Ur, July 2517:, 1850. 38
in the couiitry—liaviiig but one class of lllt'lTl- >
THE siibscr'ibei' having had an appartiiientl
&c. dzc. which he has constantly on hand.
Ha riiess, combining ncatnoss \Vtl.ll durabil:t‘.y.
ssrttittset
. 5 A -
Etfiaatutectut. er
ADDL IS, Ilariiesses, Trunks, Valiccs. C
-Silk Purse Twist, Bolts, \Veb'o, Saddlery
JV. 3. Ilcmzesses 7ncz.nzJizctu7'c(l to
E‘. BR.ABLY’S
New If-(l7°7£€SS cmd iS'acz’a’[e Esmblis/iincnt.
ilted up l)t:.‘ll()tll7ll the C‘0llllE‘»Ct.lClltI'10lI€‘.l, would
invit:e the attention of the pubiic to his extensive _assortineiit: of Saddles, llarnesses.
'l‘rnnks, Valices, Carpet. Bags. i\‘Ittl‘S, Rugs, \Vl1ipS. Lilsllfi-5‘. Bl'USll0s‘,Currycoinbs.Slmlnmles
He has on l1'lll(l several sctts of very light single
Every article in his line of busiiiess may be had
at this establishineiit. of the very best inaterials and style of_workmaiiship. at prices which will
not fail to satisfy (.‘.l]Sl'.()mel‘S. jfigpail-i_3gg done in a neat; and substantial manner.
Just received a lot of Biilliilo Robes, Blaiiketts, (350-
F. BRADLEY.
, 5%'i§t‘7’&,Et, ;
PI/Jest Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the ZV07'wa.Z/5 Hoiel.
email Dealer .311
ai-pet Bags, Satclicls, \Vliips. Marts, Brushes.
\Va.re, Trunk Locks, dcc. écc.
order. Terms favorable.
Protection Insairan=-‘9 90-
Of 1'1.-\RTFO_l’tD. Co.\'.\'.
Catlital $~.2o0.04>0— l'l"?7lh lwvllcgc to 1”-
crcr.1.sc to (l Il/Iillzori.
‘Q ILLIAWI C STRl£E'.[‘,liaviiigreceived
‘:1 ‘ ' '7' , . " -_
V the ugciicy ol the d.l30\B4llillll(.L.l Conip.i
no in now prepared to insure Ilouscs, Stores,
.\Iills. l.*‘actorics, Bariisaiid the (roiitciitsi;tciicli.
together with every other species of t’l_'°l"“lY§
_/]g,u',,,3g Loss or ])(iimig'c by Fire. !
Tl]p-1';|f.BS ol'preiniiim otl'c.i'ed, a re as low as
those of any other similar .lnstiti.ition,a nil every
man ‘ms now an ()p}l0l‘l‘.l.ltlll)'.,lOl' a tritliiigsuin
to pi'otect' liiiiisell'iig_iiiiist‘i this destructive ele-
ment. wliich often in a single houi, sweeps
awavthe eiii'iiiiig;solso many years. _
ltiis incuiiibent on all persons applying for a
renew'ilor' po'it-V on liiiilrliiiz-Sill’ l”li‘”'”‘ the
7lS.‘f(‘.l'll.()illil(:lltll1g0Sllltllltl about tilt}! _l"""'"'5‘35
‘ - ... . . - z -. l"'l'E‘:l1-
that iiicrease the li.i/..iid. Olflll '" l_‘ “"0 .
vlered unproductive by pew inventioiiS.‘|.lnf‘t«0X
lpgs by clianges in lii.1siiiess.as no iiisuiance
office is bound by their policy. to pa_ylany mole
than the cash value of pl‘0p61'l3)’i at it 19 “me 0‘
ts dest‘i'nction .
Norwalk, Jan. 1. 1500-
L:-ztmp Gil. .
URE l)letlt‘l1€‘.t'l S[)Gl'll1,‘SOl:tl', 6lR])l1fllll‘:tl1tl
rcliiieil whale laiup oils. (‘Fl _l.l'l‘9-)"‘:|fi’T’*"5'
|Lt2llll.l0S. for sale by 44 \V (... S 1 -
'5: ""‘i ms‘
era-PW
.53.. .3 1
55331.9? and Eiznéiez‘,
1??" " \S inst relurncil l‘t'tillt New York with a ,
' new and raliialile c:illoct‘ioii UI Si-.l'iool and
.\Iisi:cll:iii'r‘.oi;is Books. .4‘. lso. tl la i',’-1"‘ ”~*“"i’l ‘“""'l'
«-, '\‘r- F. no -v 1l'l(_',ll‘ii'lill.” lilaiiit llooks. l.‘ tiiilsttiiii,
.,..i.io .i,,. -. l
. I ' ». ‘ . I ,-. ." .
[‘(.\“(.!l"“|)(i ,\,’.,ti; {’api-.i', (',ll'.'t‘!t‘.]l.\, Sl.iii.s, t\,(,.,
which he will sell (.'llt"—tt}.l{‘l'l'ilZtll they can be
bouglit for at any otliei'st‘iii'e in this vicinity.
“<4 .‘ ' ' s - . l v
}(;:il\'>_' (it all l\lHtl\', liouiiil lll his u.sti.iil_y
neat and diirabli-. style, at cxtrenicly lo\v rates,
E"@.'iii‘1 E21331.-“if YORK!
REGULAR TRIPS l+‘O.l’l 'J.‘HE SEASON
g TI-1E_ Sloop RIARY \V]LiLIS,
Capt. Willis J. Merritt, having coin-
zq nrenced her regular trips for tlieseasoii
,,._‘,';_._;i5.-,\V'ill leave Norwalk,cast;sidet'he bridge
every 1‘ucsdayEveiiiiig, and New York every
S a in rd 2: y.
Any one having business with the Packet
Oflice during the absence of the vessel. can
apply at the Cabinet Shop of \Vin. L. Quin-
ard, on the Dock.
\VIL.l.iIS J. MER'RIT'.l.‘.
'Norwalk, March 31. 1849. 13
9. is. e e :9 .5 ‘n .2. 2 A ,
CAPT‘. G. GRUMMAN,
At 3:"ir.-'e Evlile River.
at ’I"r]E subscribers take this oppor-
tunity to l'(¥l-lll'll‘ thanks to those who
’7;'/fig l“'V‘* l??ll»l‘0lH'/.eu the above boat during
E._:;:-,j,_g-_;_:,tlie past year. Having secured the
S‘(‘.‘l'\'l(:t‘vh“. of: the well known aiiil experienced
.(_/t‘lpl.. (x. Lil'Ullll1'ltll),l.llEy hope to give fun Sm-
l_“l=l0ll0n [0 those who may favor them with
trtaiglit .ellllBl'.lO or from New York. The
Sloop will continue to run as fbrinerly; leaving
every Tuesday night for New York. roturiiing
every Saturday, from foot of Pike Street.
_ _ L. DlBBLE 65 CO.
Five Mile River, April 22,1850.
l
Paiorwalk Cemetery.
ii" ‘HE public are hereby notified that the
grouiids of the i\'orwalk CeineteryAsso-
ciation are now laid out and that the lots are
for sale.
Persons wishing to procure lots may apply
to Evert Q_uintaril. \Viii. C. Street. or the sub-
scriber. S"EPHl£N OLMSTEAD,
Secretai-y.
Norwalk. Dec. 10. 1849. 50
1% iriticsi-i SUl?Pl.Y iii‘ itLisii'i‘57.\7.
1.; ci.Ai.ii; 5.: cos oic.\‘i_iiNi«: coo-
lil'\’l*lR. (llL.just received and for sale by
Johii A. \Vei-il. '
as
EE.ace'€, $120-e, l‘i.'..eetEier and Find-
mg ..‘.-Store.
l EN {Y HAi\’fl)ES reiiews again
hisaizkiiowledgineiits to the public and
iiiid/siitistiicticii given to all-
4f‘1 C. BlC'l"l‘S, liavin:; sold his (-!lllll‘(-ti
iikx 0 stock of‘ (,:'rz/7.; to L\’lr. ll. C. l.‘i_.«‘tlliill’«..l
woultj i'e,,<p(-(:ll‘t‘,ll.\‘ ltwll‘:-. his l:it‘mt"l' l.l'iE‘lltl.\‘ll
and patrons to call upon II. C. ittlltllt‘, :il. ill.-ll
.-tore, No. 1:3 Maiii stn. wlicre, he di-ubts l!Ulii
they will find goods aiiil prices to suit.
ECl\'l“.R.’S l'ariua, Tapioi-a. S .go. Vet‘-l
E tuacclla. i‘»laccai'oi‘.t, Pcarl Bai'li'—‘y, Corn,
S/urc/i, a snpcrior article, e.‘;pi-essly ‘liir pud-
dii'igs. For sale at l§lSL“ilCl4 [XS
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3
€.:3r-v.2-.ri1’s Eitsiaahfiisment ‘;
®'1«‘{«‘ <‘l‘.'§ the Qi'c2ite-t. tti'l!‘.‘l('l.lGll, in liisi
"' 4 line, of any one of the l-;iiiil in tho roun-
iy ll‘or lieaiity of wnrkiiiaiisliip, ricliiiess
;iii«..l taste in the fitting and iiioiiiitiiigof Har-
iiesses, he has long stood l2l'll'lVtllt~‘t'l. lli.~;'
Stock, (‘.l2'i‘l)l'i‘lC't‘-S the gs-e.-.test V1tl‘ll’l7_‘,". is ft‘eSllt’.l'l
and iiewer in style, pattern. and‘ iiiake, than;
any coLiiiti:y_stoi'e to be found; tor, altlioughi
his stock is ‘extensive, his sales keep p:i';e,}
and frequently run far ahead of liislii-st eti"or‘is:
to supply the demand. The si=.ci'et of iii»: snc—§
cess in this matter is perhaps to ho foimil iii?
llio clcgziiiceof lxis waics, but iiiore probably
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l
l
liicilityto sales. If Sadlcry \Vare is wanted
by-‘the trade, they ii:-ivi-r fail to call on Swan;
liir he sells at city |ll'l(2t-‘-S. ("I:ii'i'i1I‘.-{B \Vlill’5~
foi-instance, are sold at: inanniiii:tiii'ei's’ prices‘.
esl'ablis:liine.i'it. .C‘ill'tlll_'_’«'-'1', give him a call. Will
he will more than coiiliriii what is licro said.
‘.\’M. B. SKVAN.
l\'oi'walk, July 15, 1850.
Eioctzweed. E-Eaight & 60.,
;'l_.’1'I.’7?/S fiir the Sale 0/
‘.F71Sl{’S I:’A'l‘EN'l‘ Ml’/l‘A'LLIC BURI-
hj AL-CASE. which, being eiiiiiiieled botli
witliont and within. is reiidered pci't'cclly‘:llI‘—
aiid-\vater-tiglit, as a desiiahle article for pro-
tecting the dead, for ()t".lllltll‘_Y iiiterineiit. lUr
va tilts, for transportation. for retrieval after in-
ti-.i'mcnt‘, c\'.c. \Vc invite all to call and
cxaiuiiie, that they may see the beauty and
superiority of it. over all others now in use.
i_Eren and fits-ell
_ isli and Eiiglisli lroii. round, square and
flat ; and Cast, Eiiglisli-lilistei'.Gcruiaii, Ameri-
can and Spring Steel on liaiid and for tale by
\V. C. S'riu:i~;r.
Oct. 1st. 1850.
OLOGNE \VATE R, Bay Rum, Laven-
(lcr \Vaier, Orange Flower \Vater, and
Rose \Vater, for sale by the gallon or bottle,
at the. Drug Store \Vest Side the Bridge.
Hail on Baptism.
HE Fourth Edition Revised and enlarged,
just pulilislied : for sale by
AN DREW S ELL ECK.
Oils! 05.1531!
NGLISH Liiiseed, Boiled Liiiseed, Pure
Spei-in. Neiiisfoot. l‘:ll"l)lltllllC and refined
Whale Oils, tor sale by the bai-rel or retail. by
W’. C. S'riii:i-yr.
Oct. 1st:, 1850.
More New Goods!
HAVE just received aii imiiieiise addition
to my stock. and among them are very many
great l)2l‘l‘§_;HlllS, both in Ladies’ Dress Goods,
and in Llotlis, Cassimeres and Ve-stings.
C. J. GRUIIAN.
l r"
l<‘.vc.ry ariiclein the line iiiay be foiiiid at this,
FULL iissortiiieiit of Ainericaii, Sweed-,
ii-“'6-‘*lllS trieiids fort.lieir generous patronage
,-xliiriiig the your past, and hopesto merit an un-
iiiterriipted C‘.)l1lllll.ltll)(:8 of the. business rela-
tioiisliip which he has so long maintained with
tzliis comiiiiiiiity. He will be foiiiiil now at his
iiew staiidoppnsite the store of Chas. lsaacs,
where he will be happy to see, andserve his
old l'ricnds and the public. The cliai'actei' of
his work is too well known to need a word ol‘
praise. It comprises every article of nieii’s
and cliildi'en’s \\'('tll', with .Rubbers and Over-
shoes in t7lieii'season, for ladies and gentleman.
I3‘i.\'ni.\'cs of the best quality, and iii any
qiiaiitity, siiiterl to the wants ofthe craft.
Norwalk,Jan. l. 1849. 18
F-e-cats, $21995 2:2».-:3. Rubbers.
€__;g_ [V0, 13 Zlfaiii St. Q3
%E§/IOULD l'F!Sl)8Clftlll_V.ll.lVllP, the citizens
.' of Norwalk and viciiiity to visit. their
cstwililisliiiieiitwhich will at all times be for-
iiislied wiih every description of goods for
ladii-s’ and gezitleziieifs wear. and at prices that
cannot fail to .~.iiit the pui'cliasers. The siib-
sci'ibci's are also iiiaiiiil'actui'ing all kinds of
in their chezipuess. which gives dispatch and,‘ d e z . (Qt-iitleiiieii’s and childreifs work. All
j work wai'ranted to give the best" satisfaction or
the money in all cases will be readily returned.
glepairiiig done in the best nianiier. The geri-
Ttlomeii‘s bi-aiii-li will be conducted by Mr.
Clia’s Field. (late 01’ l.;l't')tlt'l\\'tl.\.~~ N_ y.)
1 - Cl_1Al’»LES FIE LT).
E. Ll<l(x‘Pti\ ND HENDRICKS.
Norwallt, Dec. 3, 18-719. 49
€2"'i’-E.?3.€33E1'.;‘i.'-;‘>E....a3 ééc CROCIEERY.
_ as. ‘W. Smith.
; H E Subscriber would inf'orin his former
y — Cthloincis and the public generally. that
;he may be l'ouni:l at. his new store in South
'.\’oi'_walk, where he will keep a good and ex-
gl’(~’.t).\‘lVe assortineut of (.1‘ro:eries, Provisions.
E Ci'ocl.ei'.y, China and Glass \Vare.. Also. Flour
"and Feed, Sporting and Blasting Powder,
‘Ptttellt Fiise. and a general assortmeiit of
Patent Metliciiies. All of \Vlll('.ll he will sell
at as low rates as they can be procurcd_at in
this vill;i;_m or elsewliere.
Fresli Goods received every week. Goods
delivei'ed iii any part of the village.
Soiellt No'rwaM:, Jllay 6th 1850. 20
. Fresh Gamgahene
WECEIVED every ween from N. Y. at
e: J. A. WEED’S.
Washing Fluid.
LWOOD’S \VA.5‘Hli\'G FLUID foi-
sale by \V. E BlSSELL.
Ready Made Clothing.
Ul'l‘ABLE for Fall and \Viiiter wear—
Mens and Boys sizes, for sale cheap at
MOULTON'S.
\Vi=-stport. Sept.23. 1850.
AND’S SARSAPARI LLA. S. P. Tim n-
seii«'l's do , Old Dr. Jacob 'l‘owns=+nd's do.
(Joi-bc.tt‘s and S_|iakers’ dn., Blake’s Aromatic
Bitters, \Vistar’s Balsam of \Vild Clierr .
'l‘ayloi"s Balsam of Liverwort, and a lion of
other Patent. Medicines, too iiiiineioiis to incu-
lWn- For sale by J. A '\-VEl«‘.D.
fir. St-ee1»..’.s Dysintery Gcrdigl
SA FE and valuable mcdiciiie. which has
- perl'orined iiiaiiy valuable cures, and may
be relied upon as a safe remedy in the follow-
lljtg.Cit5eS.—-:1-)ySelllPl‘):, Cholera liifantum.
billions, \Viiid and Painter’8 Cliolic. Sold by
‘ J. A. \VEED.
‘Congress \Vatei', fresh from the spring.
Norwalk_ Savings Bank. ~ ,
. O'I‘lCl<.‘ is 'hei'e-.by".given that deposits will
be received’ by the treasurer. tlt'[l‘le'.'1“tIII'~
field County Batik, l'rom 10‘ to 12- o*i-lock, A
M. and from ‘.2 to 4 o‘clock. 1?. M. on Mondays.
'l‘ue‘s‘days', Vvediiesdays, '1_‘h‘ursdays and Fri
days. and_on Saturdays- from 10 to 12 A. B1.
and 2 to 3 P. M‘! until further notice."
sons w.ishing;to'iriake loans are I'e(|u9$ted 30
hand a written. application to the treasurer,
stating amount and seeiirity.
'1‘. \VA RNER, JR., 'I‘reasurer.
Norw,alk, Dec. 3, 18-19.
—-—j. T"
" ‘r..»\-_;L\'_ g3 _ _ ..
€w oRK7g§“{(;fi3
En Quart '53.“-attics.‘
‘For [/18 reiizoi-a,[ mid ;-;i:r~i2i.{uici2£cz17'c of all
Diseases (o2‘isz7i,g' from air 'i.?)I.])Zl/1'0 slate
‘oft/ie B/oozf or /iallit of the s_2/xtein.
Al110ng the many an important dscoverers
of this geiieriition is one whose fame will
be writteii as with a sunbeam, in the history of
SAND’S SARSAPARJ LLA stands forth
alone, and, by its own works, proclaims its
power—tliat mute eloquence so ii'rcsistil)ly at‘-
fccting in the appeals ol'tlie suti'cring for re-
lief, has been answered. i'l‘liousands of cases
of disease have been cured by this invaluable
medicine, sncli as are not furiiislied in the
records of time. These things are not done
in secret places, nor in soiue urikiiowii town.
but are perl'oi'med in our principal cities and
public places. .Tliey are brouglit bi-l'ore the
world. no doubt. to substaiitiate, beyo id doubt,
the /Lcali-ng rixrlucs of this preparation; and
the facts niilolded. though gigantic, are as p_aiii
as the light of day.
The Siirsaparilla is combined with the most
efliictiizil aid, the mo;-rt‘ sali.itai'y productioiis.
the most poteiit siinples, of the vegetable king-
dom; and its unprecedented Stt('(:t.—‘Ss. in the
restoration to hcaltli of those who had long
pined under the most distressing chronic inala-
dies. has given it an exalted cl'iaractet'——fnr—
uishiiig, as it does. evidence of its own iiitriii-
sic value, and rccoiniiiending it to the afflicted
in terms the afflicted only can know. It has
long been a most iinportaiit de.si(leratuiu in thi-
practice of medicine to obtain a remedy simi-
lar to tliis—one llltliZ'\V0llltl act on the film’.
stomach and bowels. with all the precision and
potency of mineral preparatioiis, yet without
any of their deleterious i-lliects upon the vital
powers of the system. Although possessed til‘
powerful hefaling properties. it is eiitirely ha riii-
less, and will not injure the most delicate con-
stitiitioii. \Vlien in perfect health, no effect is
pioduced by its use, except an iiicrease of ap-
petite; but when disease is seati-cl in lllt‘
t'i'aiue, and carrying fast its victim along ihp
patli oi" lite, tlieii its inysterious iiiflueiice is
felt aiiil seen; it Blllillltlll-‘.~' new life and vigor.
and brings health and strcngtli to the sul't'ci‘iii.
and iiscaseil. I
SCROFULOUS A li‘l<'ECTlON OF THE
E Y l'I >1.
\Vl.\'Cl’lES’I‘l-Ill, l{y.. Oct. 99, 1849,
A. B. 5.3 D. S.\.\‘i>;-':——(,r'cIi[lc/iia/i: I would
not lime ])l'(’$llll't('(l to write to you. it it was
not my duty to let the public know the aliiiosi
niiraculous I-l'l'cct: your Sarsap;ii'illa has hat:
upon me. My limbs were covercil with u.-
cerous sores, so that I could not walk dl.ll'lllt
the whole Spring and Suinnier. In this situa-
tion I coiriiiieiiccil the use of your Sarsaparil-
la. and after taking two bottles was entirely
cured. I must also tell you of another woo-
derlul cure. My l)l'(lllltll' was atllicted with
this sci'ol"iila in his head so barlly, his physician
told him the loss of his sight, was lll(‘.Vll2tll)l“.
and peruiaiieiit hliniliiess scented t.o be his liite.
'l‘liree bottles entirely restored his sight ; aiio
we cannot. but reconiiiicnil all who are simi-
l:irly_ afllicted to use Sands’ Sarsaparilla.
Yours truly.
BENJAMIN F. BUCKNER.
ITS POPULARITY ABROAD.
. FP.0.‘ll SOUTH A.ui~:aic.-i.
i\laracaiho, \r(5l1(')S’.l.lt+l2l. April 112th, IS-19.
Mi-zssi-ts. D'.—\Ni)s—(2'ci:£li2/iicii: I consider it
a duty due to the public to make known thi-
great liciiefit. I liavc. received froiii using youi
valuable Sarsaparillii. About three years ago
I was attacked with Ii.ll(‘ull]tll.l.~‘ln in my shout
ders, and also in ll'ly.lE}_J.~=. and so severe was
the pain. lliat. I was tllltll)ll' to sleep. I tried
all of the best. incdicines I could hearof. wilti-
oiit l’I':('.t‘.lVlllg any benefit, until, tlirougli the
advice of a liieiid. I procured some of your
Sarsaparilla, aiid.al"tei' using four bottles in the
course of fifteen days, I found myself eiitirely
well. I have no hesitation in saying your
Sarsaparilla is the best inedicine I ever took.
1' "ll 0"” C0l'llille|lfl_V recommeiid itto inyfrieiids
and the public. Your obedient si-.i~viiut.
J. M. JESURUN.
Here is another, nearer home:
Ni~:w Yoiut, Jan. 8. 1850.
Mrassns. SAN-Ds :——Gcntlcnu:n—l have gieat
pleasure in acknowledging to you the gt-eiit
bent-lit I have received from the use of your
Sarsaparilla. A subject of puliiionary disease,
I made a voyage to Eiiiope, but, while there.
continued to be afilicted. A few weeks after
my return, I was seized with a violent lienior—
rhagc of the lungs, and, from the debility and
great prostratioii ol’ Sil'Gl1,9_ll1 that followed.
with the [)l:t)ll'tlCl'8(l cliftitzulty if respiration, I
am entirely relieved by the use of your Sarsa—
pa rilla. wliit-li I consider a most iinpoi't:iiit and
truly valuable discovery in the healing art. I
feel that 1 have not for fourteeii yearsIenjoyed
so good liealt;h as at present. Yours. &c.
93 I S. E. SEYMORE.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail._ by
A. B. &, D. SANDS. Dl‘UgglSlStlt1tl Chemists.
I00 Fultoii‘strect, corner of \Villiam, New
York. Sold also by Drnggists generally,
tlii'ougliout the United States and Cauadais.
Pl'lCt‘- $1 per bottle; six bottles for $5. For
sale by JOHN A. \VEED.
Salt-Grinding.
URE Ground Sii|t,of :in excellent quality
for butter and tlie°dairy. Inquire at the
store of S. E. Olinstead, or of the Slll)SC|'l’)8l'-
94 I. CAMP.
congress iwater.
V HE Subscriber will keep constantly on
hand, during the season, a supply of
JOHN A. VVEED.
. AY-RAKES, sC1*THa-sNATii§7§E.
at OL M EAD’S'.
E) OTASH. for sale by
\V. E. BISSELL.
RUTA BAGA Turnip Seed. oflast _vear’s
Per- ' '
.5
BlA\Rl
,
iBlttl.lllW.lY, opposite-tlii: tlstor llouse: gl\'flilli_i:l'0flS
P. T. BARNUM, P-ROPlllET0ll AND:MANAG»ER_:
(Also Proprietor of Bamum’s C/Liuese 1lIu..~',emn, Nd
539 Broadvvay, contaiiiiiig one million l‘ Curiosities from
China, and of Bnruum’s flliiseii-in, P/iilui e/phia.)
_JoiiN GRi~:I~:Nwoon, Jn., Assistant-Illanager.
MA
This magnificent: establisliniciit, which contains the most
extensive and attractive collection of - '
Natural and Artxficxal Gurxosttzes
to be found on the continent, has lately received many very
iinportant additions to its befiire almost; bewildering variety
of agreeable and iiistructiveiobjects. Besides which. the
tnaiiager takes pleasure in iiiloniujng his patrons that, actu.
ated by a desire to merit a contiiiuaiice of the patronage
that has been bestowed upon this Museum for the past
niiic'_'1/curs, he has expended
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
in cnlargiiig and embellisliing it, as well as renderiiig it in
- iiiaiiy ways thc 7110.3‘! attractive place Q/' nmiisriiicul in the
city. '1-laviiig now taken in the whole of the, Oliemicxit
bank buildiiigz, next; door. and thrown the vast sites of both
edifices into one Grand o‘truct.urc-, finished in the most: tasty.
style,
W1t11out Regard to Cost,
he flatters liinisclf that his estublislinicnt under its new
tu'ra.iigcniciit will nieet with
Universal Approbation.
He has added to his new buildiiig a
Magnnficent Lecture Room,
the lloorof which is two stories Ioircr down than the old
one, and littcd up in the most: gOl‘f_§'C0tlS style, with iron
trellis-work fronts to each t.ier—criinsoii vclvcl: cushions to
each seat:—~wliitc and gold adoriiiiieiits. &c.—prcsenling In
elegant saloon that will coiiilbrtably hold
THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE,
where all those who disapprove of the dissipations, de-
bauclicries, proliiiiity, Vlll_'_'ttl‘lly. and other aboniiiiiitioiis,
which cliaractcrize our modern theatres, may visit without
fear of licariiig or seeing anytliiiig that might shock the
most; susceptible moral sensibility.
IN BARNUM'S LECTURE ROOM
not ti word is uttered oll'eiisive to morals or rcli::ion—not _n'
lllO11_'.1lllI is bi-cathcd calculated to briiig a blush upon the‘
check of modcst_v—not an expression employed that may
not he explained to the car of youth without occasioning an
impure idea—not an allusion vcnturcd upon that lias.iioE
lirst been cliastciicd with a due and fixed l'0_.’.,'flTtI for sobrii’
ety. iiitegrity, and the other virtues of an honorable life.
The cntertaiiimcnts which take place in this Saloon every?‘
Afternoon and Evening, will consist of liiglily moral_ and"
instructive domestic dramas, written expressly for Mr;
B:iriiuiii's Establislimcnts, and so coiistructcd as to please’
dcncy. The moral domestic drama of
“’l‘hc Di'iiiiliard, or the Fallen Rcclalmed,.""
l‘l.il:iilclpiiia Miisciiin. aiid coiiccdcd to be one of the most.
received in this coiiiitry, and to which was awai'ded the ap-
tlic .1'(.'ll_‘._'l()llS ci-iiiniiinity at lzirgc, and all of the first fami-
llt'S 1!} llI=‘-l_ t‘ll,\'. Will be among the lirst: produced at the re-
opciuii;.j ol this C>‘U1lIlISltl1lCll[.
llii//s ovcr Que Huiiilreil Foot in Leiigth.
lillcil with a large \‘a1’irt_\' ol"1s’m.s-/s, Bi'r(I.-, 1v'i.-/ics. I insects,
.’l[IIl(.’I‘II/S, &c. Jusr Anni-zit,
The Grand State (‘oacli of Adelaide, late
QC.EEl\' ()1-‘ Ei\'(:LAi\'l)!
togetlicr with the Aliigiiiliircnt Gni.n i\Iou.\"ri-tn HARNESS
tor iriglit horses, and the (.z‘or_L_rcous tz‘ni.ni-;.\' Livi-zar of the
late Q.uccii's coacliiiicii, llIOllllk‘1], and outridcrs! This truly
regal and spli-iiilid CI1l'l'ltlf_fe is almost;
LITERALLY COVERED WITH GOLD!
and cost over _/‘our/i>L-u t/ioiisiiiiil poiuuls slcrliiig, or
SEVlJN’l‘Y TIiUllSANl) l)t)l.LAI.tb'l
G.-rand Picture Gallery.
The walls‘ of \\’lll('ll are siirrouiidcd with an liitcllcctua;
Congress of A mcrican Sa;_'rs ;
Bl’).-\1."I‘IFUL ('()Sl‘l[0Ih\3L'\ VIE\"S,
of all the l’riiii°ip:il Citics and l’iiblic Biiililiiigs iii the vrorld
15:-C) Vvax I-"igu1'es, Size of Life l
prc-part-d with a pariiciilar eye to the moral advancement
as wcll as the iiz:i.~‘:li,-rtiiiil _L'l':lllllt‘2llll|ll oli all who cxiiiiiiiie
ilii-iii. Tilt,‘ " /II/t'IIlIl.”I‘”/I’1""””’.yr,'illltl its ciiiiiitcl'tliirl. the
“ '/'i'inp."r/r.’i' 1"./in//_-'/." liavc lit-o-ii pmiiviutii-i-il by FAt‘Hl-zfl
most ciii-i-tivc iiii-iital lrertiirc oii ti (‘ «evils of‘sti'(-ii_J drink, and
the :1il\'iiiitiigcsot'al.stiiiciicc. cvcr placed heliirc 8 thinking
coiiiiiiiiiii'._\'.
'1‘lic oilicr tiililvaiix, sni-li as the “Iii;-/'/i 13/‘ our Savior,’
the “ '1'/~i‘ul lu_-fnrc 1’mi/ills 1’///Itr." the " 1.:/st S1171/re;-,'
.\c.. arc too wcil kiiiiwii :iiiil liavc bci-ii too long admired. to
1101311 (:iilo:_'_v. 'l'lic liuiircs are all of the size of life. are
pi-op-oi-l_v costuincd, and appeal at once and alli-ctiiigly
ll)l'tIll_£:ll llil‘. l11t‘111t)l'_\' and llllflullttllitlll to the human heart.
lii short B:irnuiii's ikiiiscuiii is ii wonder in itself, and may
vm-_\- properly lw called a FAi\lll.Y C\’C|.tll’(F.l)lA 01-‘ TM iscs
\\'t)l1'l'll 1t.\'iiwi.\'(: iii l'(!f_‘:il‘«l to the Irnr/(I 111' iiiliu/zit. It in
iiiiqiii-stioiiably the very l.~i-st si-liool ol' iiii-ttructioii extant,
fl.!..'t’..
of this worldis \\‘()l!tl'.‘l‘S.
impmpw persons. male or fi-inale, admitted.
‘_”(‘llllt'tlli‘ll.
arc _L'l\'C!l J;'rci_i/ I/our, llay and Evciiiiig.
A(liiii's.«-I021 25
no-e, 12»; cents.
Ei‘§’§.??€5§”§.*§‘&.WT CHANGE.
Daiicifls Magical Pain Extractor.
In (L new I-Vriipper and boxes much enlarged.
®AU'l‘lO.\'! Counteileits of Dalli-y’ Ex-.
tractor, in the old wrapper, flood the
iiiai'ket—avoid them as you‘ would poison, for’
they are as dangerous in their application.
Buy Dallt-.y's Extractor, only in the new.’
dress and laige Boxes———you gain largely in
quantity of the Ointiiieiit over the old size, and.
what is iuore important yet’—you avoid the
danger of being imposed upon by a Counterfeit.
and are certain of getting the genuine article.
The Gellllllld Dolley StllV(‘,tlS thousands will
testify, is an infallible remedy for the worst of
buriis, scalds. piles. rheuinatisiii,‘ soi'e and in-
flained eyes, erysipelas, salt rheuin. cuts,
wounds. bruises, and all cutaneous and inflam-
matory diseases.
N. B. Every local agent will be provided
with a certilicate, signed by my lawful attor-
.ney. and by the Triivelliiig agent. .
ll$"'° See the new printed Circulars‘ for 1850,
they contain much _important and interesting
l1lfU1'll’lt.ll’.l0ll. [-1. DA LLE Y, '
415 Broadway, N. Y.
' Dallegfls Animal Galvanic,
The greatest. clieapest, and most certain
remedy ever discovered for the cure of dis-
eases of horses and cattle. Humors, sores,
swellings. sti'ains,quitterbone, gallerl neck and.
shoulders, hard or S.])tlVlll |umps—it cures wi 11
rapidity and certaiii_ty! and no case of po-'
evil, has, as yet, l'8.~lSle(l the wonderful prop-.
erties ct this great and truly valuable remedy.
E3‘ B_:ii'inei's and owners 01 horses and cat
ale. “'3; it once. and you will never afterwnrdS
e wit. iout it.
AGEN’1‘S—-N0l'\Vtlll\', \V. Bissell; South
Noi'walk,G- \V. Smith; W'estpoi't, John W._ .
'l'aylor; New Canaan, S. C. Silliman; Stem,
ford, Roswell Hoyt. ~33.
Removal.
' E would iiiforin our customers and the
public in geiieral, that we have opened
our stock ol'(w'oods at the store recently occu-
ii-ed by '1'. L. as J. R. PECK, where will be
101100 0" lltllld the most complete assortment of
all goods in our line of business I
LOCK WOOD. HAIGHT, 66 CO.
Norwalk, July 15, 1350,
crockery and Glass Ware.’
UST received a large add splendid >ZI_S._8i(‘)l‘f-_-.-
g|0Wlll. Ht OLMS'J‘EAD'S. -
POWDER, shot, and caps at
. OLMr§'I‘EAD'fl.
glass Wares.
int-nt.ut' extra and common crockery fgoj
Locxwoon HAIGHT as Co.
;A
and cdify, while they possess a powerful 1'¢_.'foivI1ulor_1/ ten--’
wliicli was rcprcsciittcd over a Iniudrrvl times at: B amnm'§
[lO\\'t.‘.l'llIl :iii.\:iliai'ics that thc tempt-raiiite cause has ever
probation and coiiiiti-iiaiicc oftlic 3.]-rcat body of clci'g.!_\‘men,_
Beside the Lccturc llooni, there are EIGHT Spacious-
.‘»l.\'i‘ui~;'i\‘ and ctiii,-r cniiiiriit pliil:iiitlii'opist.~.s the best and,
tiiriiisliiiig in tlic r_i/rt ofcvcry littlc stiidciit. not merely a pic-
torial illiistriitioii oftlic iiiti-i'cstiii_:: but ahstrusc facts of Not-
ural llistor_v, liiit. an exact; and strikiii_L' 'i7/2:/;:re of each sub-
staiitial idca. as well as a t:in;_:ililc liltciicss of the thing:
and bciiigs, tlic cvidciiccs and rcmiiiiscciices. of a bygone
“Mr. Bariiiiin has t'tL't"lllS and correspondents in nearly ev-.
ery piirtioii of‘ tlic _-_-li~lic, who are !'oi:tinii:illy sending valu.
able adiliiioiis to this alrcady iiicoiiceivably great Collection
No l2ll()XlCi’1l.lllf..{ (ll'l1ll_{S permitted on the premises, and no
The Miisoiiin is (I[l('ll from 7 A. 1\l.. to 10 o'clock I’ M.
Siicli re}.-uliitioiis arc esttilxlislicil anil Cnli)1'L't‘tl. as render it
port‘--ctlysatic aiid ]tIt't'lS.'illl' for Lam}-is and CHll.Dltl-ZN to
visit the Museiiiii in tho da_\'tiinc tlioiigli unaccompanied by
F.>:liihitiiiiis and Pcrforiiiaiiccs in the Lecture
lloom T \\' lCl‘) every day; and on l-loliilays, eiitcrtaiiimeiits
ceiils, Cliildren under ten years of
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Norwalk Chronicler