',.c‘hased at any other establislimeiit in
« expenses. postage. &c,
' be seen at
2
v
:A
N.
_ At market, 1,800 beeves,50 cows and
5,500 sheep and l:iinbs.' V
Prices,-&c—-Sales ofgood retailing ‘qualities at
from ;Yi'5lto 7.50—:ibont 400 retiiain over unsold.
Cori-‘s"and Calves, Sales at front 20, in 28,50
-all taken; , ‘
Sheep and Ltf’mlJs—Slie_ep at]. 3 2.').'Lambs
1,50 and 3 75.
York Cattle Market, Nov. 5.
calves, and
.. - Married.
In Sali.-bni'y. oir.llie,2lst iilt., by Rev. P. \V.-ird,
Mr. Syliae.-tits V. I Plait of‘ Danbury, to Miss
Eunice H:tl'TlS, oftlie former plat-e. '
. - Died.
In this town, last \\'ccl~:, Jesse Jai-vis a soldier of
‘the Revoltititm ttgcti 89; also :1 Child of George 0.
Peiiiiover. aged about 2 years.
In Dimbury, on the 1st inst., Liicins '1‘. Ambler,
aged 21 ye'ars. _ _
In Danbnry. on the (ith inst , Julius Ambler,
';hr9ther to the above, agetl abotit?:'i ve:irs
""wINrnTnmnt"Goons"
IN NE\V CANAAN,
. F the latest and approved styles, which I
am selling as cheap as any store in the
~'State, for ready; pay/.
SEYMOUR CO.\'ISTOCK.
Nov. 8, 1850.
Light 1 Light 1!
URN ING Fli.iid and Camphene, warrant-
_ ctl pu.re, by the keg. gallon, or qi_ia rt -
Lainp \Vicks, ofall kinds. by the gross, dozen.
_or single. ' A la rge lot of lamps ofalmnst. every
variety and kind, All puicliast-.vl with the cash
W1.
~.and sold cheap, at DISB RO\V’S.
9-GOES.
THE subscriber is this
morning opening the lZ1l'_,l_’P..\‘iI
stock of Goods in our litre
" that was ever ofl'ered in
one store in Norwalk,
in:i king our stock as large
. - as many city stores. Our
"‘l‘f‘.l)l’. and other expenses being so much less.
-country customers will find it to their advan-
tage to call here. Gold and Siver \Vatches
from $5 to $110. Gold chains, plated do. Keys
-.ofall sorts.
Seine very rich bracelets and pins; breast
:DltlS ear rings. finger-rings, and all sorts of
=.Jeweli'y iii aliuiiilaiice.
Silver and Plated \Vare in any quantity.
You can find evervtliing usually called for
‘in a Si3versmith’s Furnisliing Store. \Ve pur-
.chase every dollar with cash, which saves at
least ten per cent. Call if you want goods
'-cheap. at DIS SRO W’S
Norwalk, Nov. 11. 1850.
‘Water Proof Boots.
HF. siibscriber hasjust. returned from New
5 - York with a large lot ofthe best water
-proof boots to be had; also, a large quantity of
India Rubber Over Shoes, all of whicli will be
sold cheap for cash. H. t-JANDES.
R.OCERlES, CROCKERY, HARD-
\VA RE. 650., a good as;-oi-tinent, for
sale as cheap as the clieapest. for rcurli/ pay.
siaYMoUR. COMs"r0'cK.
New Canaan, Nov. 8. 1850.
Letter Files.
HE Patent Leaf‘ Holder. an etltll'.P.ly new
style of Letter File, for holding Letters.
..Iuvoices. Bills, or other pa pt-rs for convenient
reference. hclieverl to be far superior to my
thing‘ now in use for that purpose. 'l.‘liose re-
quiringsucli an article are i'eqiic.-:ted to call and
cxarniiie. For sale wholesale and retail, by
‘T118 agent for Norwalk,
AN DREVV SELLECK.
-40 tons of‘Butter and Cheese.
OR sale Wholesale and Retail by
SEYMOUR COBISTOCK.
New Canaan, Nov. 8, 1856.
.Di.</.rict of Norwallc, ss. Probate Court, Nov.
9th. 1850.
STATE of CLA_PP ROCKVVELL.
late of \Viltou, in said Dist.rit:t.. tlec’d.
Oizni-:i1i«;D—tliat. the A(.llllltllSll'il.i0l' exhibit
his xtrlmiuisli-atiou account to this Court for atl-
_justment. at the Probate Office in t\‘orwalk,
on the 22d day of’ i\‘oveinbt-r. 1850, at nine
o'clock, forenooii; and that all pcrsons l|llN'(‘.Sl‘-
.ed in said Estate, may be notified thereof. the
Administrator will cause this -Order’ to be pub-
" llislied in a newspaper printed in Fair-field Co.
:and post it copy tlieroof on the sign post in
.said \Vilto:i. nearest the last residence of said
deceased, at least ten days before said 22d day
of November.
—46 <
\
Gr:o: A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
- Toys.
LARGE Assortment ofToys, die. for the
. Hdlidays; also. the Pictorial llrother
..lonatli=iu for Clrristmas ; the New York daily
.nnd weekly papers; Ha..iper’s New M.»-igaziiie.
will he found on the lastnf every month; all
.ol'wliich are for sale at the *- Tm/ Shop" by
JACOB .lENN1NGS.
Norwalk, November 12. 1850.
Winter Clothing.
- HE sub5‘.cril)ers have constantly on hand
_ a |aI‘t.’.v. assortment. of Ready Made Cloth-
ing of all kinds. (lescriptious. and sizes. \Vl]l','ll
.\ ill be offered at unprecedented low prices.—
Any person wishing a good suit of winter
‘clothes at a less price than they can be pur-
this
,1:o_wn, is respectfully invited to call at the store
-of LITHAUER & TURK.
Danbury &. Norwalk Railroad.
TO CONTRACTORS.
EALED Proposals wi'l be received at the
ofiice of William C. Street. Esq.. in Nor-
walk. on the 14th day of November next. for
furnishing materials, antl building a. Dock \Val|
for the Daubury and Norwalk Railroad Com-
,pany. at Norwalk. The Plan and specification
-may-be seen by applying at theoffice aforesaid.
HARVEY SMITH, Engineer. ”
J()NA'l‘HA-N CAMP, Jr.
STARR FERRY,
JOHN D. LoU.\'sBUnv,
Engineers Office, Daiibury, Oct, 30. 1&0,
FAIRFIELD Co. BANK.
November 41.11.1850. E —
HE subscriber's to the additional Stock of
this Batik, are notified that t.lie 3d instal-
-ment of 10 per ct.. is payable on the 10tli inst.
4‘5 ‘ T. \VAnNi-2n. Jr. Cashier.
I-Iarper’s Monthly Magazine.
E RSONS \\’lSlllIig to sul)scrihe to Ha rpers
Magazine. C311] (10 S0 by applying at JOHN
A. \Vt~;te:D'S. Subscripton $3 per year, free of
A specimen co,ry can
J. A. \Vi~:i-:D’s.
Floor 011 Gloths.
PIECES. or500 yards Floor Oil Cloth,
new patterns. received this day from
Moui.'roN’s.
46
Executive
Committee.
Auction, for sale cheap at
'Wc_s_ipori. Nov. 5th, 1850.
' Wilton Academy.
TOTICE is hereby given to the Patrons
of this institution and the Public general-
ly, that the Winteij term will commence on
Tuesday Nov. 5th. .
42 « ' F.S. LYON. A. B., Principal.
Gaps.
ANDLE has just received it large as-
sortment of Silk and Cotton Pliisli, (_,'Intl1.
and Je_nuy_Lind Glazed Caps, of elegant styles,
and superior quality,
4.3 1.5
Mam S'l‘llEE'!'.
-._r
S it.is the season for Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption, &c.. the afflicted should call at
J. A. —\Veed’s, and get. a ‘bottle of Rushton._
Clark dc Co’slCod Liver Oil.
bottle.‘or 6 bottles for $5.
Cloths. _ .
ROAD Cloths, Beaver Cloths, Pilot Cloth,
Cassimeres, Doe Skins. Sattinetts, Vest-
ings, &c., of all qualities, and a large assort-
ment, for sale cheap by‘ the yard, or made up
to order in the most superior style and warran-
ted to fit. at prices much below the usual rates.
Cutting done free of charge. S. Mouxxron.
l-Vestporl. Nov. 4, 1850. 5'
Price $1 per
District of Rctlrling. ss. Probate Court, Octo-
ber 1801. 18.30—-Estate of Samuel J. Collins,_
late of‘ Rcdding in saitl district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Redding. hatlr limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the Creditorsof said
Estatto, represented insolvent, in which to ex-
hibit their claims thereto; and has appointed
Roger Averill. Esq..' of .D:IIl1Illl'_\', rind W'alker
Bales, Esq.. of Redding. Commissioners to re-
ceive and examine said Claims.
Certified by LISBIUJCL SANFORD. Clerk.
The Sll1).~‘(,'l_'il)(’.l'S give notice that they shall
meet at the Tovcir House, in said Redding. on
the 18th day of November, 1850, and on the
18th day of April. 1851. at 10 o'clock, in the
foreuoon, on eacli of said days. for the purpose
of attending oti the business of said appoint-
ment. Rocicit Avi-:RIi.I.. Coniniis-
\V.\1.Ki-in 13.-\’1‘l-ZS, E sioners.
All persons iuilcbted to said Estate, are re-
quested to make llntlit-‘.f_lltlie payment to the sub-
scriber's. 'l‘H.\uui~.Us M. ABBo'r'r. Adminis-
3t45 M.\i<v COLLINS. E trators.
District of Norwal,/.‘, ss. Probrzte Court. Novem-
ber 52. 185l).——-.E.wtatc of Step/rcn [107/t, late
of New Canaan. in, saizl Dist:-icl dccmsccl.
Oitnrziti-:n—'i‘lrat the executors exhibit their
Administration account t.o this Court for adjust-
merit, at the Probate (Jfiice in Norwalk, on the
lfith day of November, 1850, at nine o'clock,
forenoon; and that all persons interested in
said Estate, inny be notified thereof, the Exe-
cutors will cause this Order to be published in
a newspaper printed in Fairfield County. and
post a copy thereof on the sign post in siiid
New Canaarz, at least ten days before said 16th
day of Noveiiilrer.
45"-'"‘2t Gr:oitoi«: A. D.~n'i:Nron'r, Judge.
District.of Norwalk, ss. Probate Court, Novem-
ber ‘.2, 18-50—Estate of Joscpli. Sillinran. late
of New Canaan in said District tlcceaiseil.
The Court. of Probate for the District; of
Norwalk hat.h limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof. l"or the Creditors of said
Estate. to exhibit their claiinsfor settlement.
Tliose who neglect to present their accounts
properly attested, within said time, will be de-
barred a recovery All per.~:ons indebted to said
estate are requested to make iuiinciliate pay-
ment to \V.t'i"rs (3o.\is'roc1:, Aditiiuistrator.
3t-15
rmirr -"reams,
AT ’.1‘1lE
SOUTH NOR\VALK NURSERY.
7 ‘HE subscribers i'espectfully solicit ilie at-
tention of Fruit growers, to their stock of
'l‘rees. consisting of choice Apple. Pear, C|ier-
ry, Plum, Apricot. and Peacli Trees , togetlier
with it good variety of Ornamental Trees and
Shrubs. such as. Evei'gi'et-iis, zllountaiu Ash,
Horse Chosnut, &c Also, a very fine lot. of
l'sabi--.llii and Catawba Gr‘.-ipe vines. Also. on the
first. of November, a large lot oftiltitl l?ll'fl8 deli-
cious berry the '.l‘i'ne lied :\ut.werp 'l7t:ts,'tl7e|‘I'_V-
Flesh firru. rich, juicy, with a litre, sweet. high
flavor. There is a small Red Antwerp, which
has been largely tlisseininatcd: it is poor
and worthless in comparison with this noble
berry. Gr-;o. SEYMUIJR 6: Co.
South Norwrzl/.‘, (Jet. :26, 1850. 44.
FAir.rti~:i.o Co. B.-\~.\'i{.
- Oct. 4th. 1850.
RA FTS on England, lrelaud and Scot-
land, furiiislied at short. iiotice by the tiri-
tieisigiietl, at New York rates, with the ad-
dition of postage. .
43 - T. \VAitNr:n, Jr. Cash’r.
Notice.
HE subscribers lfaving been appointed by
- the Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, Coininissioni-.rs to receive. examine,
and adjust the claims of creditors to the estate
of Charles \V. Slawson. late of Norwalk in said
district. deceased. represented insolventg. here-
by give notice that. we will attend to the duties
of our said appointment at the Hotel of James
Stevens. in said Norwalk, on the 28th tin of
November, 1850. and 28th day of tllarcli. 1 51.
at one o’clock in the al'ternoon of 0‘—3(:ll of said
days. The said Court has liiuiti-.t'l and allowed
six inonths front the date linretif. for the exiti-
bition to us. of claims again.-t said estate.
Jos. \V. Huimi-:LL, Coniniission-
R. A. \VILLlAMS. ers.
Norwal/c. October 19/0, 1850. 44
Norwalk Cemetery Associa-
tion.
T a Meeting of the I\’or\valk Cemetery
. Association. held August 29th., 1850, vo-
led that Evert Quiiitard and Lyman Rii:ltari:ls,
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grouiids of this Association, as regards
inonuments. tombstones, aiitl enclosure of lots.
and that no person shall dig a grave. or erect
stones to graves, without permission and advice
of said comniittee.
Altest. E. QUINTARD. Chairman.
\V. C. Sriu-:i«:'r. Sec’y protein.
Notice.
URCHASERS of Lots in the Noi'walk
. Ceiuetery, are requested to call and pay
for. and receive deeds‘ for said lots. of the sub-
scriber. VV. C. S'riti:1-:'r,
October 28th. 1850. 44
Bartlettis
American Washing Fluid.
substitute for Soap iu washing. \Varran-
ted to suit, or no charge. For sale at
S. E. O1.ns'ri«:Ai)’s.
44
44
Notice.
MEETING of the Fairfield County
. Teinperance Society, will be held in the
village of New Canaan. at St. John's Hall. on
\Via(i)lriesrllii_y;. Ike 1li'3th dgyl N0,.em|,e,.' next,
at o e 0e t, . . emperance organi-
zations in the said county. are requested to send
delegates to said Meeting.
C. S. BENEDICT,
Secretary of the Western D'strict:.
44
Notice.
THE subscribers liaving been appointed by
the Court of Probate for the district of
Norwalk. Cor nissioncrs to receive_, examine,
and adjust. the claims of the creditors to the es-
tate of Thaddeus S. Quick, late bi’ Wilton, in
said District, deceased, repi_'esented insolvent,
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business of our said appointment. at the Dwell-
ing House of Jeliiol Gruinmau. in said \Vilton,
on the foiii-tli Mondays of ‘November and De-
cembcr. 1850. at one o’clock in the afternoon
of each of said days. I l
Silltl Court. has extenrled and limited the
tinie for the exliiliitiori to us of claims against
Sillll P-5lt|l6.. to ten months front the 25thday
of February, 1850,
.1i~:iiii~:i. GRUMMA_N,
James JANES.
_ Comtnissioners.
Wit/on. 0r'tobcr 26th. 1850.‘ l
44
‘IDDLEBROOKS Almaniicks for 1851.
For sale by the gross or less quant.'iry at
-’- " '.~ -~' 1 A, SELLECKS, '
flit »‘ 1- ~
IN QUART BOTTLES.
Fon PUIUI-‘YI..\‘G 'riii:.BLooo,.-asp roit'riir:CUni-:
or
Scrqfula, /lfcrcurial Diseases. Rheumatism,
Cutaneous Euruptions, Stu/ilrorn. Ulcers, Liv-
er Complaint. D_i/spepsia. B'ronc/n'.l.2's, Salt
Rheum. Corrsziriiptiori, Fe-ver Sores, Fe-
male Coriiplaiiits, Er_i/sipelas. Loss of
Appetite. Piiirjilcs. Bilcs. General
iDcl)ilil._i/, dc.
This preparation has now borne the test of
over 14 years experience, since its first: in_,tt'o-
duction to public liivor, during which time'nu—
nieroiis imitations have sprung into existence,
founding their claims to the confidence of the
commiinity on tliecurative pc wers coiitaiiied in
Sarsapaiilla Root, the great reputation and ex-
tended use of which has been mainly attributa-
ble to the many \voritle.rf'ul cures effected by
the use of this preparat.ion. W'hile Sarsapar-
illa Root forms an important part of its combi-
nation. it is. at the same time, compounded
\viIli other vegetable remedies of great. power.
and it is in~the peculiar combination and scien-
t fie manner of its preparation, that its remai ka-
ble success in the cure of disease (lt3pUll(lS.——
Other preparat.ions imitate it in t.lie style of
putting up, and in bearing the name of one of
its ingret-li:'-tits, and here ends their resemblance
to it. Those needing a remedy and purifyer like
this, are requi-sted to note where this (lifter-
euce exists, and in making choice of what they
will use, not to take any other but that one en-
titled to their confidence, from the long list of
cores it has effected on living witnesses, whose
testimonials and residences have been publish-
ed, and who are sti 1 bearing daily testiinonial
to its worth. Tire whole history of medicine
has scarcely furnislied a parallel to the numer-
ous and i°eriiarkable cures effetztetl by its use,
and what it has effectetl once it can effect
again.
'~l
FROM KENTUCKY.
Inflanxmatory Rlricutnatisniin Cured-
13.~\iti)s'row.\'. Ky., July 10, 1849.
Mi-zssns. SA.\'ns—Ge.-iitleiiieii: ll is my duty
to coininuiiic-ate facts in relation to the benefic-
ial effects of your Sarsaparil.a. M y wife was
afflicted with iirflaiuatioii and soreness of the
stomach of the worst cliarai:ter ; her limbs and
chest were much S\V0llell; she had coustgint
headache, and last spring was attacked severe-
ly with intianimatory rlieuinalism. The best
medical aid we tould obtain allbrtled only mo-
mentary relief; and while in this situation, she
heard oftlie many remarkable cut es effected by
the use of Sands’ Sarsaparilla, and coniinencetl
its use. wliicb produced instant; relief, and less
than six bottles entirely retrieved all the drop-
sical swelling and every other inflaniiiiatory
.-:yn'iptom, restoring her t.o perfect. health.
send this statement as an act of justice, believ-
ing it to be my dut.y to eiicour-age the stiffer-iiig
portion ofthe liunian faintly to use Sands’ Sar-
s‘ttptll‘llltt, which I believe lias no parellel in
the catalogue of nit--dicine.
lasting gratitude. 1 remain your frieiid.
SAMUEL P. HARGER.
Read the following from .
,—
Nl~2W-OltLEA.\‘S_. Nov. 12, 1849.
l\Ip,gsp_s_. S,t_\ros.——Gentleii‘ieii,—-I take the
liberty of sending you a letter which may be of
iniportauce to those who are siifiei'irig as l
have done. 1 received great. benefit faoin your
Sai'saparil.a, having been cured of a malady
after suffering six yezzrs. 1 Leri-by tillt-'.e‘l'111ll)"
certify to the good effect. of your mi.-d.cirie. and
1 hope God will reward you for all the good you
have done. A chroiiic cough had loriiiented
rue (lay and night, and repeated attacks of fe-
ver induced rue to believe that 1 Should (lie 01'
consumption. One day. Wllllfl 5.Ullit$l'l[)g a vio-
lent attack of burning fever, a frtetid persuaded
rue to try your» iiicoiuparable Illcdlcllles l»‘l1lv ll’
tell the truth, I laid no coiilitlettce in it. 1 final
ly purcliased a bottle, and by its use and the
help of God, 1 was rcsioretl to better health
than 1 had enjoyed for six years. 1 cannot but
bless the author of this admirablemedicine.
\Vith great respect, 1 am, gentleman,
Your obedient servant,
F E R ill 1 N G.1’tOU1’AZ.
“ TRUTH IS S'I‘R.-\NGE1{ 'l.‘llAN FICTION.”
Ni-:w Duitnan, N. J., June 30, 1849.
M 1-‘.SS Its. S.-\Nns—Goiiilenieii :—i\ly wife suf-
fered with a distress and burnidg in her chest
for many years, and my daughter was afliicted
from her birth with a humoriu lierblood. \Ve
consulted various pliysicians, and tried ‘numer-
ous reinedies. wrtliout much benefit, until we
heard, through Rev. Tliomas Davis. Of the
great. me.diciiiial value of Sands‘ Sarsaparilla.
On his recommendation, my wife and daughter
decided oti trying it. and soon experienced per-
iuauent benefit. My daughier’s skin assumed
it new appearance entirely; froru being rough,
ha rd and scaly. it been me smooth and s0l't..—
My wife’s sufl'ei'iugs are almost gone, and its
use :1 short. time longer, it is my firm lielleli Wlll
produce a perfect cure. Yours. with i'esl)9t-‘ls
G‘ S. HENDRICICSON.
Pastor of the Baptist Church, at the
English Neigliborliootl.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. by
A. B. 6: D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists,
100 Fulton-st., corner of VVilliam, New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally tlirougliout
the United States and Cutiada. Price $1 per
bottle; six bottles for $5. For sale by
46 J. A. WEED.
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate Court. Octo-
bcr -28/h, 1850. Estate of Jlloscs iiebb, late
0fNori1,-al/c, in sczicl District. drrccasecl.
The Administrator‘ represents the Estate in
solvent. and prays the appointment of Coin-
inissioners tliereon. ' ‘
ORI)_l-2lU-‘.D,—-'l‘vl1tll1 Commissioners to receive
and exaniine the claims of the Creditors of
said Estate be appointed at the Probate Office
in Norwalk. on the 9th day of November, 1850.
at nine 0’clock, iorenoon;_ of which all persons
in interest will take notice, and appear, if they
see "cause. and be heard t.lier'eon.
And said Aditiiiiisti'atm- will give public no-
lice i.llet'e0f, by causing this order to be publish-
ed in a newspaperprinted in Fairfield County.
and also by posting it copy thereof on the pub
lie sign post, nearest the last resiilence of said
deceased. in said Norwalk. at least ten days
before said 7th day of November.
44 ‘ Greener; A. Dxvrzuronr, Judge‘
fine Cent Reward!
t} Ran away from the Subscriber. on the 22d
inst.’ air iiideritured appreiitice to the shoe-
_,,L;__ inaking liusiiies.-, by the name of Jriuies
Mcl_\'e_e. This is to for-i)ii.l all persons harbor-
ing or t'.rust.iirg said boy on iiiy~iicco‘utit.. \Vlio'-
ever will return said boy, ‘-shall receive the
above reward, but no cliai-gas, “ ’‘
\VllJ_'l_,‘lAt\‘I FITCH.
New Caozgzon, Ocl. 25th, 1850.. 3t4_4
\Vith feelings of
on’. or
MEN, W0
The -pcop1e..Clall_‘out to witness
the track sweeping all before it. The
Yet in the ascendant, and crowded day and nigl
for sale. It would be impossible to enumerate,
the late arrivals.
extensive variety of goods adapted to the
LABIES 5
this Store.
The business will be co
,._,___‘ . \VI
Assisted by L. M. MONROE, J. JUDSON
suiall sum of money.
Ever before offered in the State of Connecticut.
the Woiiders of the day!!
Great Excitement alnioiig‘ the A
MEN AND CHILDREN,
the arrival and exhibition in
QANAAN9
Of the most extensive and beautiful assortment of
I'asltio?‘nable Dry Goods
The locomotive making great time, yet on
Clteapcsi Store in file State,
it after many of the great bargains now offered
or to give any idea of the extent and variety of
They einbr-ace every species of Dry Goods, among which may be found an
W/°o@J%”Ti§'.
. _
To this Department. particul.rr attention is given. '\Ve se.ldom fail to please those who call at
New Goods received every day during the entire Fall and \Viut«-.i-.
wairt of goods, will do well to call and find out the most approved and fashionable styles of the
season, for we are always pleased to show goods without i-.liar,<ze. ‘
To the Plain Scientific Farmer, or t\1ecli:inic. or to the Gentleman ot Fashion. we can offer
very great. induceinents in French. English and American l3i'oalc|ot.hs, Cassirnei'es. and Vest-
illgs. This is the place where the materials for a ‘suit of Clothes can be purchased for a
T hose in
nducted by
LLIAM E. Tl.r\YMOND, Sole Proprietor.
, B. C." SCOTT‘ Nov. 5th, 1850.
Is now immense, among whicl
DRESS
We have every style, quality and kind,
French iVlerinos and Cashineres. real Norwich
Blankets. and Domestic Goods, our stock never
All of which will be sold at prices that will defy competition.
&E@%a
Received this day direct: from
A"EI@"E‘E%§N,
ANOTHER IMMENSE ADDITION TO MY
FALL & WINTER DRY 00008,
My stock of
i are many great bargaing. In
cones,
among which are an immense stock of
assess set. its,
Poplins, Mons. do Laines. Thibet, Cloths, Al-
pacc-as. &c. &‘.c., all 0f‘\‘\'l].l(:ll will be sold at a very small advance from Auction. )7’/‘ices,
In Broad Cloths, Ct1.~‘SlliIf-3l‘(tS. Vestings, Millina-ry and Fancy Goods, 110.15.-_,-, [.‘1,mne1S.
was as good as at present. And all may rest
assured that the Old Bridge Store, is now, as it ever has been, the place for l)(7.I'2‘(7’l'l7S.
C. G. GRUMMAN.
TliE Laréatti
flocking and
.§
fiered for sale. Tho: e in want of Stoves,
our Stoves and prices bef'ore purchasinrv.
.lYl)I"l(.’(ll/C, Sept. 9l/t, 1850.
New Fall and Winter Goods.
LARGE supply just received, consisting
of Ladies Dress Goods, such as
Lg/o/zcse Clot/1., /as/iiniiaf/lc colors, mr.rliz1.m to
extra fine. Frcnc/2. ll/Ie)'i:i0c.s‘, 1rci'7/ (I/I.8(I.p.——
Zlfitslin. de Laiacs, latest st_i/ics; plain (axle.-
meres; /llpaccas, all _(/ualitics (Lrul colors ,-
Clozz./.'iIa.gs, Paraiiiatlas, J/Vorslerl Pfeirls;
Plaid L'insc_7/.s'. '
long and square Shawls. Bed Blankets, of sti-
periorquality, and cheap; Cradledo., Horse do.
Also, an excellent iissoitirieri ol"l3roadclotlis,
Cassimeres. Sattinetts. Kenttucky Jeans, dcc.
Also, Vestings of all qualities and kinds from
the lowest priced totlie best imported. Men’s
and boys garnients, cut free ofexpcuse, as usual.
S. MOULTON.
\Vestpoi't, Sept. 23, 185’). i
.3
Boarding and Day School,
FOR YOUNG LADlES—Norwal/c, Ct.
Jlfrs. Louisa A. Sinit/1., Principal.
THE \Vinter session cornrnences on the
first \Vednesday of November. Tei'ins—
For Board, and wasliing. Tuition in the Eti-
glish branclies, Music on_ the Piano or Guitar.
Drawing. Painting, Fi'ench and Latin langua-
ges—-$100 per session offive months—\vithout
music $80 per session. .
.Day Scliolars—English studies and music,
$12 perquarter. Eriglisli studies alone, prima-2
ry. $4—higher $5 per quarter. l
Norwalk, Sept. 2.1, 1850.
New Fall and Winter Goods.
RECEIVED every week in \Vesi port, at
38
MOULTON’
REMOVAL.
Mrs. Tindall_ has removed to the late resi-
dence of Stephen Mott, Esq., where she will
continue the Millinery business as usual. A
good assortment of '.\1'illinery Goods, will al-
ways be keptloti hand, Sept. 17.
Jenny Lind Silks!
O
ECEIVED this day, a new and splendid
assortment: of Dress Silks. among which
are seine of the real Jenny Lind styles; for
beauty, du_ra,b_ility and economy they will (lefy
competitioii. The Ladies are all invited to Cilll
and exani_in_e, C. J. GRLIMAN.
,
E XTBA-. '1‘ RAINS-
The Cheapest Grocery yet!
V E invite our friends to call andexaniine
our stock of G1'1OCE.l:’\l1<IS, as we in-
tend to suit “ the people.” Our motto will be
-~ Quick sales at small profits. Come one. come
all.‘ \Ve will sell cheap, and deal on fair prin-
cipIes,—-.—l_i"l_o.ur, Sugar, Molasses, '.l.‘e_a, and all
kinds of goods, excliangeil for prodiico. A
- V - -- " \V.ll_.LIA M S. BOUTON
EEST A33
?arlor Stoves,
Prints, all desirable styles, with a variety of
other Dress Goods suited totlieseason. A lot: of
at
G 1)‘
r.
ihiEili'
VER ofl"ercr.l in this place, has just. been 1'ecei':etl Horn Troy and Albany, anti are now of-
will find it to their interest to call and examine
LOCKWOOD, HA1G11'1‘ 6.: CO.
Newjmusicll
MONG a large quaiitity of New Music
_ just: rccei\'ed :it Sellc-.ck’s, is the following:
“Jenny Lind’s greetiiig to America ;” the
"Prize Natiorral Song.” sung by .lenny at her
‘first concerts in Ainerica; Poem by. Baya rd
T;iyl.',‘l'—-1\ltlSlC by Jules Benedict. ‘* The
Sw'e,edi_,~11 'r]:)i't;lsiriai1, or Echo song; the Her-
mi; “ha {ha t\I;1ith2,t;; IJeiiedit:l’s cliarming Eri-
glish ballad, “ Take this Lute. c\'C_-
A. Si-21.1.1-zcic.
T
To . Rent. _ _ . .
AND poosession given immediately,
3.. "several rooms suitable for a small family-
the store of the subscriber’.
C . E. DI SBRQW.
_ Come and See.
HE subscriber lias just received a large,
and valuable assortment; of’ the latest;
improved Cook and Parlor Stoves, and a variety. .
of useful kitchen Furniture. Among which_
may be found the follow'ing.——The Quincy._
Empire ‘State. National. Saratoga»Airtight;.
At.wood’s Empire, Common Sense. All-Right 1;
and the Return Flue Cooking Stoves.
Of \Vood Air-Tiglit. 1)tll‘lOt“ Stoves, Tho,
}Etna, The Gothic, Fancy Air:-’l‘ight. Cottage,_
and Races Celebrated H.eat Regulator.
Of Parlor Coal Burners, fourteen different;
varieties and sizes, and fifteen or twenty vario-_
ties and sizes of Shop Stoves and Furnaces.
He has also samples of'Davy's Patent: Sad‘;
Iron Heaters, which for economy and conven-.
ieuce cannot be surpassed. Also,a good as-._
soi-tinerit. of Britannia,Jappan. 'I‘iu, Sheet lrou,
and Copper \Va re. French and English,
Knives and Forks of’ superior mtl1)ul'tlCll.l1'e..
Yankee Notions. &c. &.c-
Jubbiirg done as usti:il.at reasonable rates.‘
All orders puiictually attended to.
F. 1-1. NASH.
South Norwalk. Se-pt.§2-lt.li_. 1840.
. Evanted
EN any quantity, seasoned ash, oak, and hick-_
ory Plaiik, suitable for carriage makers’-
use. Also seasoned spokes wanted immediate-,
ly. Cash reatly.
QUINT XRD & SMITH.
Sout.h Norwalk, Sept. ‘.25. 1850. 40,
‘It-E-'.ay Cutters,
LE by
3 3;
EVOR SA
\V. C. STREET-
OEWNEBDS A.G'A.II\I'.l.'
NE \V and elegant. Omnibus, froiu the city‘-
of New York, has just. bceii placed upon
the route between Norwtelk and South Nor-_
walk. and will leave either place. (near the.
Connecticut. 1‘lot.(-l at the Biitlge. and the P.,a,i,l.
Road Station at South Norwalk.) at such ho.u_rs,
as will accoinodnto those arriving ljry, oi‘ wi_sh_-_
ing to take the trains. \Vt1.LlAM CR0l~‘U’r.
Norwalk. Oct. 7,1850. 41
Horse and 63: Shoe Eran,
A ND Nail Rtds, just received and for sale,
. b * \V. C. S'i'iu:t:'i~.._
Oct. 1st, 1.850.
Danbury and Norwalk Rail:
Rt? ad.
OTICE is hereby given to the subscribers..-
to the Capital Stock of the Danlrury and:
Norwalk Railroad Company, that the l.’resi'-.
dent and Directors at a niectiirg held at Nor-
walk, on the 13th day of September, 1850, vo-.
/ml that an instalment of 10 per cent, on the.
Capital stock, including the amount paid at the.
time of snbst:i-ibing, he paid to the Treasurer~
on or before the 20th Oct, next.
And that l'urtlier instalnieuts of 10 per cent,
be pai:.l on or bef'oretlie First lllondays of De-.
ceniber, January, February, March, April,,
May. J tine, July, and Augiist, next.
The subst'.ribcrs residing at Norwalk and its:
vicitiity, will please call and pay to \Villiam SL,
Lecl.wood. Esq,, Assistaiit 'l‘rt:asurer.
Certificates of Stock, and amouirt paid, will!
be ready at the time of payment of instal-.
merits, for (lclivci'y.
AARON SEELEY, Treasurci'.
l)anbu'r_i/, 16'/L Sap/cmbcr. 1850.
Int.ere.'-Itizzg ‘to the Ladies.
ECEIJA E 1) tlii.-i day, an entire new stock;
of Ladies’ Plain and Eiiibroidered Linen.
Carribric and Lawn Haiit.lkci'cliiefs of‘ every
style and quality; some very rich anti entirely-
new stylcs, ranging in prices (5 1-4 cts. to $4.,
(.‘- J- (;li<ir.\iAN..
'i‘i.\i.ic ct-i..s.Noi.«:u.
RI. York &. Ital. Haven Railroad;
' "‘a ,,?:‘:‘€'-‘.v".‘f".; ‘ _
' N'l‘l.L further notice trains will leave N.
York. from 2.‘) Canal st. for Norwalli at
7.15 and 9 A. 11., at 3. 4,and 5. P. :11.
Leave New Haven for Nortvalk at. 7,00 and
9,40 A. M. and at 1.10. 4,30, and 8,10. P. M.
Leave Norwalk for New llavt-n at 9:26.
aiiil 11,18 A. 111., and at. 4.55. 6,13, and 7,13
P. M. the 7,13 train goes no l'ai'tlier than
Norwalk, Oct. 1350.
Fentozfs Patent Flint Enamel
Ware.
‘E, ILL hereafter be sold by LOCKWOOD,
' l‘.1AlGIl'1‘ 31: Co.,who have purchased my
stock, with the solo 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 coiiipclleil to sell out.)
Tliey have a. large and well fur-riislied store,
and will for the futiirekeep a good assortni:-int
of this \Vare on hand. 1 cliec-rf.ill_;. recom-
mend the public to call°
38 CHARLES Dl.‘3BRO\V.
?otatoe Efioolts.
‘l AST and German Steel. for sale by
/ \V. C. S'riti~:i~:'1‘.
Lumber at Westport.
SANFORD, is now receiving his Fall
a Stock of Lumber, and has all kinds of
Boaidspnd Plank, Tiinlrer, Lath, &c.. and has
just received a lot of the most perfect sawed
Shingles that. has ever been m:ii,lc,—-:1 strong
competition lierc, makes it an object for buyers
to come aml set-. ALso. Pure \Vhite Lead
au(l Paints, of all kinds; Old English Linseed
Oil. warranted pure: Nails, Glass. Hardware,
House Findings, and every thing in the build-
ing litre, as low as can be bought in New York
or elsewhere.
44
lilfcslport. Oct. ‘.28. 1850.
For Sale‘
THE subscriber offers for sale a valua-
ble \Vale_r privilege. situated in the
' town of New Canaan. near the village,
and about six miles from Norwalk. The prop-
erty recently occupied by V17-ni. \Yat.son, for
the m;mut'actiii'i'ng of Edge Tools, and proba-
bly would be worth more for that. purpose than_
any other; it can easily be made to answer any
other n-ianiifactuiing purpose. lt is a fine loca-
tion for a, ‘5l‘aniiei~_v. Possession can be given
on the 1st of'A_pril, 1851. or sooner if i'eqi.iii~ed,
A portion of th__e_ purcliase money can remain
on mortgage. If the property -is not sold be.
fore the 10th day of January. it will then be
off,-,retl at Auction, on the preinises. at2 o'clock,
P. M. Enquire of'l3ic.\'J.\a'ii-.\' flora‘, of New-
Camtan, o_r ‘Cius. Bl{(H‘(N, Staii_ifbrd. 443t*
Notice.
LL Pier-sons having unsettled acrourits
A ,_ with the SUl')SEl'll1Pl'S, are requested to
niake iiumedijate payment.
'N._ CoMs'rocK 6: Sox.
South Noricai 775:. July 25!/2., 1850. A :38-
-lPO\VDER, shot, and caps at
. . . . . v » OLMSTEAI_)'S'.
Bridgeport".
Leave Norwalk for New York at 6.42. 8.10.-=
aiid 10,55 A. ;\'l., at’2,]b', -'3,53.Af1l1(l 51,22 P. M..
R. B. i\l.~\ SON, Superiiztenz/ant.
Ivinter Nights
RE coming. Enqirire concerning your
.. lights. \Vhat is the best and cheapest?
\Ve have :1 great variety of burning Fluid
Lamps. \Ve have the fluid (li'_ri:c/l7/ from the
f,u-n;;-_7/ in. Ne-to Yor/r. ‘vVe warrant it. pure, and
to give as bcaiitiful a light as ever was burnt.—-
Try it, and if you don’t like it, bring lamps and
OW.
ux-—-no
all back.
C. E. DJSBR
IVilton, Oct‘. 5:72. 1850. 6"41
.3‘. £91.. Smii;h’s Marble 'SIard,,..
Near the Bridge, .i\’orwul/:. Conn.
EPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave
Stones of every variety ot'.pa.ttei~ns,.aiid of
the most skilful workinuiisliip. The best as-
sortnieiit of American and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or.
any kind 01' blarble \Vork,are invited to calland
give a personal inspection of his material and.
workinansliip, as this will be more sati;-'f'act0ry.
than to purcl.iase ofAgents without an opportu-—
nity of testing the quality of the article con-
tracted for.
E:“_-"*7? The Lettering and Ornamental work is-'
executed by an experienced workman and cam
warrant it to give entire satisfzi.ction..
Norwalk, Aug. 21, 1848..
Cciarriagle Bolts.
SSORT-E_D_, from 1:} to 3:,‘ inches. for sale
.f_ by \V. C. S'riti:r:'r.
Iiiiddlebroolfs .éSL_lm,a_nacs.,
‘OR. SALE by the gross, d_o'_z,en. or single,
at. \Vi—:i-:o’s.
N. ]3_,.-—Cal_l- and get a Family Almanac,
gi'atis.__
Ready Made Clothing. ,
Ul'1‘ABLE for Fall and '\\’inter wear--_
, Mens audjlioys sizes, forsale cheap at
’ _ M’OUL'l'.0N’S.,
Wes‘tpo'_i_-c, Se‘p‘2.23, 1850,
Norwalk Chronicler