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N. York Cattle '1\Iarket, N on’. 19.
At market, 2.000 lieeves,l0O cows and calves, and
10,000 sheep and ltiinbs. ‘

Prices. &c—S:iles of good retailing‘
from £5.50 to 7.50.

Cows and Calves, Sales at from 21, to 45.

Sheep and Lambs—Sheep at 2,50 4'25. Lambs
1,50 and 3.
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qualities at

Died.

In this town, on the 24:1: inst., George, son of
George F('.l'l‘lS aged 13 months.

In Wilton on the 20th inst , Sarah Olniste d,
aged 90 years.

In New Canaan, on the 23d inst., Elizabeth P.
Chase, aged 26vears11 months.

In Westport. on the 20th inst, George \Veeks.
aged 46 years 1 I moiitlis.

in Westport, on the 18th iiist.,Joscpli Rowland,
aged 72 years.

In New Haven. on the 23:1 insit., after a long and
painful illness. Mrs. lluldali, wife ot'».\'lr. James
Eaton. aged 49.

LOST.

N Sunday the 24th of November, nearthe
Episcopal Clinrch a gold watch having
the christinii name ofihe owner engraved on
the back and the initials of the name engrav-
ed on the gold key attaclied to the same. Any
person who will deliver it in good candition at
the store of Mr. Disbrow. will be lll)t‘.l‘Hl_V rc-
uarded. Norwalk, N)v. 25th 1850.

George A. Bissell,
AGENT OF‘ THE

American Mutual Life Insurance Co.
OFFICE IN MAL1.0RY’S BUILDING.

Locluvood, Haight 8:. Co.
MA.\'Ul-‘AC'1‘URl~‘.RS or
TIN, SHEET-lR()N. 53 BRASS \VARES
AND 1)i<2Al.l-Ills IN
"Stoves. Furnaces, Heaters, Ranges, Drums,
&c., Slieet Lead. Lead Pipe, Sad lroii. Cast-
ings iind Brick, Poi'i:elaiii, Jappan and Britaiiia
VV:ii‘es. Clilnit. Croizkcry. Glass. Flint Enani-
=ele(l iid Eill'tllBU \\-"are. \Vooden \Vare. Mats.
Matches, Selves and Brushes, Stove and Shoe
.-Blacliing, \Viii:liing and Yeast Powders, &:c.

S. Effllmstead,
WVHOLESALE & I-‘..E"AlL DEALER IN
<Groci-ries, Flour. Provisions. Salt. Powder. &c,

No. 14 6; 16 l\lain st., Norwalk, Ct.

Boots and Shoes.

' -large assortment for men and boys cheap
;'L at S. E. OL'.\-lS'l‘EAD‘S.

A Rare Chan-so

FOR any person wishing to get into the

Diignerreotype Business.—Having an ex-
tra set. of daguerreoiypiiig apparatus. for which
I have no use, 1 will sell them at a very low
arico. Tliev are of the best quality, and just
Suited for trrvelling through‘ the country with.
liistriiction would be given in the art. ifdesired.

with all the recent iiriproveinents.
J. A USTE N.

Victoria-es.
UST rec‘d,a large assoitiiieiit, and for sale

cheap. H. C. RAND.LE.

Notice.
HE subsci'ibei‘s liaving been appointed by
the Court of Probate. for the District of
Norwalk, Continissioni-rs to receive, examine.
and adjust the claims of creditors to the estate
of Moses \~\’ebb, late of Norwiilk in said
district. deceased. represented insolvent. here-
by give iiot.ice that: we will attend to the duties
of our said appointment at the Dweling House

of Ira Foid, insaid l\Ol’\\‘ti.lli, on the 17th day of

Decennber, 1850. and 1'7r.li day of April. 1851.
at one o’ctoc!< in the :iftei'iioon of each of said
days. The said Court has limited and allowed
six iii-antlis from the date. licreof. for the exhi-
bition to us. of claims iigiiinst said estate.
IRA FORD, Commission-
IRA COOK. E ers.

Norzoal/r, Noveinlicr 9.‘/i, 1850- 48

To the Probate C'mn‘[fu7' the District of Nor-
wal/: l"air_/icld Co. Conn.
‘HE application of George St. John re-
spectfully showctli ;——'l‘hat he is the
giiilrdiiin to GEO. B. ST. JOHN, ii Minni-
belongiiig to said District. mid that said Minot
is the owner oftlie following real estate, viz :-
A certain tract of Land situzited in said ‘Nor.
walk in quantity five acres more or less. known
by the name of River Meadow. bounded iiorth-
erly by higliwiiy, easterly by land of Charles
Slierry, southerly by land of heirs of Gould
Hoyt. dec’d., and westerly by Norwalk -liver.
And he f'iirthei' says. '.l‘hiit the. estate is at
present unprodnctii.-e; thatthe avails thereof
are wanted for the iiiiiintcnaiice and education
of said Minot‘. and that it will be to the advan-
tage of said l\Iiiioi'to sell the same. and invest
the iivails tlii-ii'ocl'accortiiiig to law ; \Vliere-
fore he says that. tlicre is just and reasonalilo
cause for selling the same. He tlici'el'ore prays
the Court to order said i'ealesiate to be siild
and to empower him or some other inevt per-
son to sell the same, pursuaiit to the statutein
such case niade and provided. Dated at Nor-
wiilk Nov. 20th 1850'
GEO. 3'1‘. JOHN. Guardian.
Discrictry’ Norwal/c Piobale Court ss. Novena-
ber ‘.20././i1850.
Ouni-:iu:n———'l‘liat the foi'egoinsr_ application be
heard and determined at the Probate Offiizo in
Niii'\valk on the 1st day of F(*.l)l'Ut|l‘y 1850. at.
8 o'clock forenoon: and that. notice tliereol’ be
published in some public iimvspzipr-.i' ll(‘tl|' the
place were such real estate lies three we-.i ks snc
cessively,iit; least six weeks before said tinie
assigned.
48 GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate Court, Novein-
ber '23. I8-50——Estate ofNaI./Ian Pemioycr late
of New Clllltinll in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of

_fiNorwalk hath limited and allowed sia;/moiitlis
from the date hereof. for t.lie Creditors of said

Estate. to exhibit. their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect. to present their accounts
properly attested, within said time, will be do-
barred a recovery All personsindebted to said
estate are requested to make inimerJiat.e. pay-
ment to
3148 NEHEMIAH E. \Vi;i~:n, Admiiiistrator.
Hides.
Cutiles Hides. at

S‘ E. OLi\IS'l‘EAD’S.

C ASH paid for

‘ Cheese.
r_l-‘HE best in town, at
0Ll\‘ISTEAD'S.

Light I Light ll

URNIN } Fluid and Ciimphene, warrant-
ccl pure. by the lieu. gallon, or qum-i __
Lamp \Vicks, ofall kinds, by tliegross, dozi-n,
or single. A large lot of lamps ofalmost. every
variety and kind, All purcliased with the (gush

and sold cheap, at DISBl{O\V’S.

Water Proof Boots.

HE subscriber ha sjust. returned from New
York with a large lot of the best water
proof boots to be had; also, it large quantity of
India Rubber Over Slices, all of which will be
sold cheap for cash. H. HANDES.

’ nocimiiizis. citocxi-:~n—x, I-IAR5.
VVARE. &c.. :1 good assoitnieiit, for
, , ray-
SP.YiVIOUR CO.VIS'l‘OCK.
New Canaan, Nov. 8. 1850

ALCINED PLASTER, for finishing
walls, constantly on hand. at
S, E. OLM_STEAD’S._

4 tlon.

District of Norwalk, ss. Probate Court, Novem-
ber 14. 1850. i '
S'l‘A'l‘E of ELIJAI-I DINGE. late of
Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
Oitnnni-:n——tliat the administratorexhibit his
Adininist ration account to this Court for adjust-
ment, at the Probate Office in Norwalk, on the
30th day of November, 1850, at nine o’c|ock,
forenoon; and that all poisons interested in
said -Estate, may be notified thereof, the Ad-
minislirator will cause this Orrlei-to be published
in ii newspaper printed in Fairfield County. and
post a copy thereof on the sign post in said
Not-walli. nearest the last residence of said de-
ceased. at. least ten days before said 30th day
of November.
47 GEORGE A. DAvENPon'r, Judge.

WINTER BR? GOODS
IN NEW’ CANAAN.
F the latest and approved styles, which I
am selling as cheap as any store in the
State, for rcar/y pay.
SEYMOUR COMCTOCK.
Nov. 8, 1850.

.DlSl7'lCl of Norwalk, ss. Probate Court, No-
vember 16/72,, 1850. _

ES'l‘i1'l‘E of CHARLES FIELD and

EDWARD L. HENDRICKS, late
partners liy the name of Field 6.‘, Hendricks,
both of .‘loi'\v:ilk. in said district, insolvent deb-
tors assigned iii trust for the benefit of tlieir
creditors.

Oani-:ni:D,——'l‘liat Commissioners to receive
and exaiiiiiie the claims oftlio Crt-.ditoi's of
said Estates be appointed at the ‘Probate Office
in Norwnlk. on the 2d day of Dccenilier, 1850,
at one o’clock. iifteriioou; of which all pi=.i'sons
in interest. will take notice. and appear. if tliey
see cause. and be heard thereon. And the
trustee of said estates is directteii t.o give public
notice lliei'eof,l)y catisiiigtliis order to be publisli-
ed in a. iicwspnper printed in Fairfield County.
and also by posting it copy tlicreof on the pub
lic sign post, nearest the resiilence of said
debtors, in said Norwiilk. at least ten days
bcfore said ‘.2d day of Deceiiilier.

47 GEORGE A. DA\'r:NPORT, Judge‘
NEW @0533.
‘ ~ THE subscriber is this
moriiingopeningtlie.largest
stock of Goods in our line
’ that was ever offered in
one store in Norwalk.
niiikin_; our stock tlS ltl1‘_'.Z(‘»
_ ,- as nian_v city stores. Our
ri-iit and other eX])€‘llSe~5 being so niucli less.
country i:ustuinei's will find it to their advan-
tage to call liere. Gold and Sivei' \Vatches
t'i-om $5 to-‘$110. Gold chains.plateil do. Keys
ofall sorts.

Some very rich bracc.lets and pins; breast
pins eiirriii_.<1s. fiiigr-r-rings. and all sorts of
.l'e\veli'_‘_.' in tllillll(ltll|(‘.f:‘».

Silver and Plated \Vai'e in any quantity.

You can find everviliing usii:iliy (fll_ll(.'-tl for
in a Sifversiiiitli’s Furiiisliing Store. \Ve pur-
chase every dollar with casli, which saves at
least ten per cent. Call if yoiiwant. goods
Clioap. til: DIS 3R0 \-V’S

Norwalk, Nov. 11, 1850.

Letter Z"s"'iEies.
l"'"‘I'lE Patent Loaf Holder. an (".l1l.ll'f‘.l_V,' new
5 style of Letter File, for holding Letters.
Iiivoices. Bills, or other pa pi-rs for coiivenieiit
i'+-fci'ence. bcliev-ail to be far si1p«:ai'ioi' to I riy
thing now in use for that purpose. 'l‘liosi-, re-
quiringsuch an article are i'eqiics.ted to call and
examine. For sale wholesale and retail, by
the agent for Norwalk.
ANDREVV SELLEC-K.

 
 
 

Toys.

L ARGE A.SS0l‘l.l'nt-!-tit of Toys, &c. for the

Holirliiys: also. the Pictorial lirotlier
Jiinatlian for Clirisinias ; the New York daily
and weekly papers; Hii.iper’s New M.rig:iziiie.
will be found on the last. of every mnntli; all
ofwliicli are for sale at the *- ’m/ Slmp” by
JACOB JENNINGS.

Norwalk, November 12. 18-50.

Winter clothing.

7 H E subscribers have constantly on hand

~ ii la rgo iissort ment. of Rearly Made Cloth-
ing of all kinds. rlescriptions. and sizes. which
i ill be ofl'ei'ed at iiiipieceilciitetl low prices-.—
Any person wishing a good suit of \viiit.er
clothes at a less price than they can be pur-
clnised at any other estiiblisliiiieiit in this
town, is respectfullv invited to call at the store
of LITIIAUER «Sc TURK.

46

TIME (‘:[1ANGED.
N.-York ék. N. H ven Railroad

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- N'l‘l L fiii't:l1ei‘ notice trains will leave N.
York. from ‘.29 Canal st. for Norwalli‘ at
7.15 and 9 A. .\'l., at 3. 4,and P. .\'I.
Leave New Haven for NOl‘\Vtlll{ at 7.00 and
9.40 A. M. and at 1.10. 4.30. and 8.10. P. M.
Leave Norwalk for New Haven at 9.26.
and 11.18 A. ;\'l., and at 4.55. 6.13. and 7.13
P. M. the 7,13 train goes no farther than
Bridgeport. A
Leave Norwalk for New York at 6.42. 8.10
and 10,55 A. 3]., at 2.16. 5,53. and 9.22 P. M.
R. B. M A SON, Siipcrinleizdaiil.

E'enton’s Patent Flint Enamel
Ware.

“7’lLL ‘nereriftei- he sold by Locxwoon,

' ~ HAlGii'r «St Co.,who have plll‘CllilS8(l my
stock, with the sole right of the sale of that.
ware, in this place, (the demand for it being
so great, and not lniving room enough to keep
an assortment, I was conipelli-.d to sell‘out,)
'l'liey liave a large and well lI.1l‘lilSll6(1 store.
and will for the futiii'el.eep a good assortinant
of this \Viire on hand. 1 che.erfull_. recom-
mend the public to call'

38 CHARLES E. DISBRO\V.
New Musicl!
A IVIONG a large quantity of New Music
. just received at Selleck’s, is the-. following:
“Jenny Lii‘id’s greeting to America ;” the
"Prize Narioiial Song.” sung by Jenny at her
first concerts in America; Poem by Bayard
'l‘a_vloi'—i\'lnsic by Jules Benedict. " The
S\V('.€(llSll Hi-i'dsm.:in. or Echo song; the Her-
mit and the Miiicleii: Bencdict‘s charming En-
glish biillzid. ‘‘ Take this Lute, &c.
A. Sismincx.
Norwalk. Oct. 1350.
Harpefls Monthly magazine.
E RSOi'\’S wishing to siiliscrihe to lrlarpers
l\'lllf.Z-'l’l.lll(’». can do so by applying at Jon.\'
A. \Vi:i«:o’s. Subscripton $53 per yt;‘ill', free of
expenses. postage. 650, A specimen i:o,iy can
be seen at J. A. \Vi«:i-:n’s.

Floor Oil Gloths.
2 P IECES. or 500 yards Floor Oil Cloth,
new‘ patterns. received this day from
Au<‘.t.ion, for sale cheap at
Wt-stporl, Nov. 5/11,, 1850.

Mou1'.'i‘oN’s.

_ Gaps.
Ri\NDLE has just received a large as-
sortinent. of Silk and Cotton Plush, Cloth,
"ml -lrmiy Lind Glazed Cups, of elegant styles.
and superior quality.
43 15 MAIN STREET.

AND’S SARSAPARILLA, S. P. Ton n-
,- S6-n?l's do. . Old Dr. Jacol; 'l‘ownsu.n(l’s do.
Co.rbett’s and Sliiilters’ dn.,_Blake’s' Aromatic
Bil-let's. \V3Slm"s, Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Tiiylor’s Balsam of Liverwort, mid a hozt of
other Patent Medicines, too numerous to men-

For sale by J. A. W'EE D.

Danbury and Pillorwalk Rail
. .3 .
OTICE is hereby given to the subscribeis
to the Capital Stock of the Danbury and
Norwtilk Railroad Company, that the Presi-
dent and Directors at a meeting held at Not‘-
walk, on the l3t.h day of September, 1850, 1:0-

Capital stock, including the ii mount paid at the
time of subsci'ibiii;z._ be paid to the Treasurer
on or before the 20th Oct, next.

_And that. f'urt.|ier instalments of 10 per cent,
be paid on or before t.he First Mondays of De-
cember, .la'nuary, February, March, April,
May. .1 une, July, and August, next.

’l‘lie subscribers residing at Norwalk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to \Villiam S.
Lockwood. Esq.. Assistant '.l‘reasurer.

Cei'tific'ates of Stock, and amount paid, will
be ready at. the time of payment of instal-
ments, for delivery.

AARON SEELEY. Treasurer.

Danbury, 1G'h Séplciiiber, 1850. *

E-Eay Gutters,
Egon SALE by
\V. C. STRI-ll-IT.

OWINIBUS AGAIN ll

NE\\7 and elegaiil.Oinnibus, from the city
[L of New York, has just been placed upon
the ionic between Norwulk and South Nor-
wallt. and will leave eitlier place. (near the
(ilonnecticut Hotel at. the Budge. and the Rail
Road Station at. South Norwalk.) at. such hours
as will accomodato those arriving by. 0|’ Wish-

ing to take the trains. \Vii,LiAM CitoFU'r.
Norwalk. Oct. 7. 1850 41

Horse and (33: Shoe Iran,
A ND Nail Ruls,just i'e.ci-ived and for sale.
. li \V. C. S'l‘REE'1‘.

Oct. 1st. 1850.

S it is the season for Ciiuulis, Colds. Con-

suinption. &c.. the afflictetl slioulil call at
J. A. \Veed’s, and get. a bottle of Rushton.
Clark 5:’. Co’s Cod Liver Oil. Price $1 per
bottle. or 6 bottles for 535.

cloths.

ROAD Cloths. Beave-i‘ Cloths, Pilot Cloth
Cassiineres, Doe Skins. Siittiiietts, Vest-
ings, &c.. of all qualities, and a huge 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 clnirge. S. MoUL'ro.\'.

lVcsl/iorl. Nov. 4. 1850.

FRUIT TREES,
AT Tait
SOUTH NOR\VALK NURSERY.
7 ‘H E siibscribei's i'espectl'ully solicit the at
tention of Fruit ;zrowei's. to their stock of
'l‘ri-cs. consisting of choice Apple. Pear, Cher-
i'y, Plum, Apricot and Peach ’l‘i'ees . togethei
with ii good v:iriet_v of Ornainental Trees and
Shrubs. such as. Evoi‘gi'ei-ns, tVlountain Ash.
l-lorse Chesiiui, 850 Also, a very fine lot. ol
lifilllitl-lltl and Catawba Grape vines. Also. on the
first of Novcinber. tl large lot ofthat large doli-
cious berry the True Red Antwerp Raspbeiry.
Flcsli firm. rich. juicy, with a line, sweet. hi,<_ih
flavor. There is a small Red Antwerp, wliicli
has been large-.ly disseminated; it is poor
and worthless in coiiiparison with this noble
berry. Gm. Si-ZYMUUI‘. 6.: Co.
Soul}; Norziral/r, Ucl. ‘B6, 1850. 4-1

Norwallx Cemetery Associa-
tion.
T a Meeting of the Norwaik Cemetery
Association. held August. 29th., 1850, vo
ted that Evert Quintard and Lyman Richards.
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this Association. as i-egai'il.~
mniiuments, tonibstones. and enclosure of lots.
and that no person shall dig a gt-iive. or erec
stones to graves. without. permission and advice
of said ciiiniiiittee.
Atte-st. E. Qui.v'1‘Ann, Cliairman.
\V. C. S'rni-:i:'r, h_'cc’y pro tein.

Notice.

URCI-IASERS of Lots in the Not-wall.
Cemetery. are requesteil to call and pay
for. and receive deeds for said lots. of the sub

scribor. VV. C. S'rtii:i«:'i‘.
Oclolier 281.71.. 1850. 44

4-1

Notice.
I-IE subscribers liiiviiig been appointed by
the Court of Probate for the. district of
Norwalk. Comiiiissionms to receive, exa mine.
and adjust the claims of the (‘.l‘e(.ll[t)l'S to the es-
tate of Thaddeus S Quick, late oi‘ \Vilton. in
said District. deceased. represeiited insolvent,
lieu-liy give notice that, we will attend to the
biisiiiess of our said iippointment. at the Dwell-
ing House of Ji-.liii»l Gruinmaii, in said \Vilton.
on the liitii-ili lllondziys of Noveinber and De-
ce-.niliei'. 1850. at one o'clock in the afternoon
of each of saitl days.

Said Court. has extended and limited the
time for the exhibition to us of clainis against
saiil estate, to ten months from the Q5l.l'l day
of Ft-.bi'iiiii'y. 1850.

J r.nir.1. GRUMMAN,
JAMI-is .lA.\'i;s.
l'Vil£on. October 2611i. 1850.

N

Interesting to the Ladies.
ECEIAE I) this day, an entire new stock
of Ladies’ Plain and Enibroidere.d Linen

Caiiibric and Lawn l‘Itll1(ll{(*l'Cl'llBfS of every

style and quality; some very rich and entir-.=-ly

new styles, ranging in prices 6 1-4 cts. to $4.
(I- J- GRUMAN.

Gilsl Gilsl!
NGLISH Linseed. Boiled Linseed, Pure
Sperin. Neaisfiiot. Eli-pliant and refined
VVliale Oils, tor sale by the barrel or retail. by
\V. C. STREET.

3 Commissioners.
5!

IDDLEBROOKS Almanacks for 1851.
For sale by the gross or loss quantity at

A. SELLECKS.

Oct. 1st, 1850.

More New Goods!
HA VE just. received an immense addition
to my stiick, mid among them are very many
great b:ir<.1aiiis, both in Ladies’ Dress Goods,
and in Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestiiigs.

G. J. GiiUn.i.\'.

an ton Matting.
Yaids of 6-4 \Vhite Canton Matt.in_:',
at. 31cts. per yard. of superior qual-

MUULTON’S.

40

ity; for sale at.
Wcstporl, May ‘.20.

UTA BAGA Turnip Seed. oflast _veai"s
growth, at OLMS'J‘EAD’S.

Washing Fluid.

L\VOOD’S \V'ASI-IING FLUID for
sale by \V. E BlS-SELL.

‘Crockery and Glass Ware.

6 UST received a large and splendid assert.-
*- mi-nr. of extra and coinrnon crockeiy and
glass Wares.

LOCKWOOD. H Al GHT '& C0.

Window Sashes.

$‘SSO.R_TED sizes, for sale by
_ 1 V . C. S'riu:i:'r.

4.0 tons of-Butter and Cheese.
OR sale wholesale and Retail by
SEYMOUR COMSTOCK.g
New Canaan. Nov. 8, 1856.

led that an instalment of 10 per cent, on the ‘

One of the

Fashionable

Ever before offei'ed in the State of Connecticut.

the track sweeping all before it. The

Cieelipesi Store iii flee Shite, 

Yet in the asceridaiit, and crowded day and nigh
for sale.
the late arrivals. They eiiibrace every species
extensive variety of goods adapted to the

LABEES

To this Department particular attention is given. \Ve seldom fail to please those who call at
New Goods received every day during the entire Fall and \Vinte-.i'.
want. 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 cliiii-go.

this Store.

To the Plain Scientific Fariner, or i\leclia'nic.
very great inducements in French. English mid
ings. This is the place where the m:iterials
small sum of money.

Assisted by L. M. MONROE, J. JUDSON,

 

ANOTHER Ii'lIzlIENSE ADDITION TO MY

FALL 8; WINTE,il; DRY GOODS,

All of which will be sold at prices that will defy competition.

Is now immense, among which are many great l)1ll'gtlll'J".

 

EEEESS

‘V8 have every style, quality and kind,

Frencli illeriiids and Cashmerr-.<, rcal I‘~‘oi-xvicli

|)il(‘ChS. «Sic. &<~.. all of which will be sold at :1 vei'y sin-all advanco from Aiwliri/i prices.

In Broad Cloths, Ca.-.'siirici'es. Vostiiigs. M

Bliiukets. and Doinestic Goods, our stock never was as good as at preseiit.

assured that the Old Bridge Store, is now, as it

 onclers of ‘the clay!

lGre_at Excitement among the‘

MEN. WOMEN AND” CHILDREN,

Thejpeople. all out to witness|ihe arrival and exhibition ‘in

 NEW CANAAN.

Of the most extensive and beautiful assortment of

It would be impossible to enumerate, or to give any idea of the extent and variety of

The business will he r'()n'llW!i‘F‘~'l liv

YVILLIAM E. RAYMOND, Sole I’roprietoi'.

Received this day direct from

A §1®".§‘E

Dry Goods

The locomotive making great time, yet on

tafter many of the great bargains now offered

of Dry Goods, among which may be found an

W/°.H..7W°Ti§'. 

Those in

or to the Gentleman ot Fashion. we can of‘t'ei'
i-\iuei'ican Bron lcloths, Cassiiiiei'es. and Vest-
for a suit of Clot hes can be purcliascd for 11

B. C. SCU'i"l" Nov. 5th, 1850.

 

 

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In
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among wliicli iire an immense stock of
Sliiigé -S7
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Poplins, Tirius. do Lnines. Thibet. Cloths, Al-
illllli1l'_'v’ aiid'Fancy Goods, Hosiery. Flaiiiiols.
And lill may res‘.

ever has been, tltc _'pl(lf:C for luzi-giiiiis.

C. G. GRU.'rl_‘ii‘A..'.

THE tenets? at-iO8fiE£$”i" A$S%i’iIit.d§'i*Pl
and Pcsior fitness,

Goolsing

 

VER ofi"ered in tin.-. lliitlje, has just been i'cccivcd from Troy and Albany. and are now of-
'i‘lio:e iii want of Stoves, will find it to zlmir iiiteiest to call and P.X:lll‘ill1(‘

fared for sale.
our Stoves and prices lieliire purchasing.
Norwal/c, Sept. 9t/L, 18-30.

Nevv Fall and Winter G-oods.l
LARGE supply just rcceiveil, consisting
of Ladies Dress Giioiis. Such as

Lynnese Clo!/1., fan/iiniialilc colors, medium (04
4'xli'a,_fi/ie. FI'L’7ZCfL ]lIt')"iIt0('.9. L'€7'j/ c/i.cap.—,.
llfusliii (la Latinas, latest sl_i/ins ; plain. (as/i~ '
mcrcs ; Alpaccas, all qiuililics and colors ,-

C/oci./ciiigs, Pwramattas, l'Voi-sled Plairls; !

Plaid Liiiseg/s. -

Prints, all desirable styles. with a variety of=
other Dress Goods suited totliescason. A lot ofl
long and st,-ua re Shawls. Bed lrllaiikets, ofsu-

pet-iiii-quality, anil cliezip; Ci'ailledo.. Horse (10.

Also, an (IXC('llt‘.IlI iissoitiiien of Broadizlotlis,
C}lSSltll0|‘QS. Sattinctts. Kentucky Jeans, &c.

Also, Vestiiigs of all qualities and kinds from
the lowest prit-ed tothe best iinporterl. .l\.lt’-Illsi
and boys garnieuts, cut free ofcxpeiise. as usual.

- MOULTON.

\Vestport, Sept. 23, 185’). -3 ‘-

Boarding and Day School,
FOR YOUNG LADIES—Noi'wal/c, Ct.
M’/‘.3. Louisa A. S'iiL£l.’z., Principal.

HE \Vintei' session comrnences on the
first. \V+-diiesdiiy of November. Terms-—
l*‘oi°Board, and washing, 'J‘uit.ion in the Eu-
glish bi'a‘nches, Music on the Piano or Guitar.
Draiving. Painting, French and Latin langua-
ges——$100 per session of live inoiiths—without
music 3380 per session.

Day Scholars—Euglish studies and music,
$12 perqnarter.‘ English studies alone. prima-
ry. $4—liiglioi' $5 perqiiiirter.

Nt|l'\Vtlll{. Sept. 24. 18-30.

New Fall and
RECEIV'ED every w

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ik in \Vest_pnrt. at

L IOUI/1‘ON’S‘.

nnmovnn. . _

Mrs. Tindall has iteiiiovcrl to the late resi-
dence of Str=plien,_M/oil, Esq., where she will
continue t.he Millinery liusiiiess -as usual. A
good as-soittineiit of Millinery Goods, will al-
ways be kept: on haul, -Sept. 17-

Jenny. Lind Silks!

ECEIVED this day, new and splendid

i|SS0l'lI11(.‘lll of Diess Silks. among wllicli
are some of the re-.i| Jenny Lind styles; for
beauty. durability and economy they will defy
competition. The Ladies are all invited to call
and examine. C. J. Guimitx.

EXTRA TRAINS’.

The Cheapest Grocery yet!
‘, ' E invite our friends to call and examine
our stock of GROCERIES, as we in-
tend to suit " the people." Our motto will be
~i Quick sales at small profits. Come one, come
all! ‘ \-Vo will sell c/u:ap.and deal on fair prin-
ciples,—-li‘lo.ur. Sugar, Molasses, Tea, niidnll

kinds of goods, exchanged for produce.
- VVILLIA M S. BOUTO-N.

South Norwa ll.-. July 2511:, 1850.

38

HERMANS Cough and \Vorin Losenges
for sale by J. A. \VE_lSD._

lCapital $‘200,000—Wi!li. Prirzlcge to I: o

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LOCKWOOD, I-lAlGll'l‘ 6: CO.

""?F67l:_é'5%i3nFIi1?{i?a'§i73销3 5}” '
Ofl-1AR'1‘FO'R.D. Co.\'.\'.

crease lo Hal/‘a /ilillirm.
ILLIAM C. NT ’»EET, havingreceivt d
the agency of the above named Compa-
ny in now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,
Mills. Factories, liarnsand the contents ofea ch
together with every other species ofpropeity
flgainst Loss or Damage by Fire.

The rates ofpremium of'l'ered. are its low rs
those of a ny other siinilarIn§1itut.ion,anil ei ei y
man has HOV ' an opportuiiity.t'or a Lrillin;_= sum
to protect liiinsclfiigiiiiist this destructivi ele-
ineiit. which often in a single hour, siieeps
away the eariiiiigs of so many years.

It is incunibenton all persoiis :ipplyiii§_r ft 1' fl
renewal or policy on buildings. to inf'ori'n the
agent of all clia ages in and about the premises
that increiise the liazard: 01‘()l1 mai:liinoryi'i-ii-
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Bltll.lllWilY, opposite lJll3'll:8l0I' Iloiisc, New iorlt.
OP. 1. BARNUM, Pll0l.’lllEl0*l1 AND MANAGER,

(Also Proprietor of Barnum’: Chiiiese llliismm. No

539 Broadway. containing one "million of Cizrionitiel from:
China, and of Barnum's dliiseiim, Philadelphia.)

J OHN G nnemvoon‘, .In., Assistan t-Ilfanagcr.

 

This magnificent establishment, wlii_ch contilins the mod

extensive and attractive collection of

Natural and Artificial Curiosities}-

I l '
--~°*z.*'=I":.£"""—" "“"'-3* 1

less by changes in business. as no lllSl.1l'«'1l‘.ce
office is boniid by their policy. to payaiiy moi is
than the cash value of property, at the time or
ts tlestruction. -
Nnrwalk. Jan. 1. 1850.

Potatoe Hooks.

‘1 A ST and German Steel. for sale by
I VV. C. Srni-:i:'r.

Lumber at Westpcrt.
E SANFORD. is now i'eceiviii;z his Fall
a Stock of Luinher, and has all kinds of
boards and Plank, 'l‘iin‘:ci', Lath, &c.. and has

just received a lot. of the most perfect sawed
a N‘ ' . ‘ . 1 - -' _,__ . . . , y ‘
inter GOOQS. l'5""’-ales ”’''l' h‘‘5 6”‘ bee” '"''d”‘ " Snong the most skiliul workmaiisliip. the best as-

sortment of’ American and Foreign. Marble,
kept constaiitly on hand.

competition lierc, nnikcs it an object for buyers
to come and see. A Lso. Pure \Vhire Lead
and Paints, of all kinds; Old Eiiglisli Linseed
Oil, war:-iinted pure; Nails. Glass. Hai'ilware,
House Findings. and every thing in the build-
ing line. as low as can be bought in New York
or elsewhere.

44 l'Ves!por£. Oct. ‘.28. 1850.

For Sale‘

 

town of New Caniiaii. near the village,
and ;il)olll. six miles from N0rwall~:- The prop-
erty rec:-ntly occupied by \Vm. \Vatson, tor
tlie manufactui'iiig of Edge Toms, and proba-
bly wouid be worth more for that purpose than
any otlior; it. can easily be made to answer any
other niannfiic-tui-iiig purpose. It. is a fine loca-
tion fm-:1 Tannery. Possession ‘can be given
on me 1,-t of April, 1851. or sooner if required.
A portion of the purcliase inoni-y can remain
on mortgage. If-tlic property is not sold be-
fore the 10t.h day of Jiinuiiry. it will then be
offered at. Auction. on the preinises. at ‘.2 o’clock,
P. M. Enquire of"Bi«;N.ia.\iiN Hov'r. of New-
Canaan, or CH.-\S- Biiowiv. Stflmf0:'d- 4439’

Notice.

DI
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El‘

is

-‘Iii//.< ovrr
iilc-l with a large V'lll‘l:‘l.)' of12‘i‘risI.=. L’iril.-, Fisiics. Iasecui. -

-ll-‘l cost. over _/'o:ii~/iicn U-l0llSi'li‘ti1 poamls slerliug, or

to he found on the continent, has lately received many very
manager takes pleasure in informing his patrons thatg. actu-
ated by a desire to merit II. continuance oi the patronage

riiiie years, he has expended

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

in eiilarging and cmbellisliing it, as well as rendering it in?

many ways the -most ritti-active plrice qf umicsmne/it'in the’

city. Having now taken in tlie”-whole of the Cliemicit
bank building, next; door, and thrown the vast sites of both

edilficcs into one Grand Structure, finished in: the nioiit tasty‘
st ' e,

l. _ Witliout Regard to Cost,

he flutters himself that his establishincnt: under: its new
arraiigcnieiit will meet with ’

Universal _ Approbation.
He has added to his n_cw building a

Magnificent Lecture Room,

the floor (if which is two stories Ioirer down thau'tho old?

one. and fitted up in ,tl_ic most gorzrcoiis style, .with iron .

trcl‘iis-work fronts to each ticr——criiniion velvet cushions to-
cncii ieeat—white and izold ndoriimciitei. &c.—prcseni.ing na-
clcgaiit saloon that will comfortably hold

THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE," "

wli-;-re all those who disapprove of the. dissipntionii‘, do-

bziuclici-ies. profiiiiity, vulgarity, and other aboniinatioiis,..
which chat-:icterize our iiioderu theatres, may visit without.
lcnr of hearing or seeing anyiliiiig that might shock the‘

most; suscept.ilile moral sensibility.
IN BARNUl‘u'l'S LECTURE ROOM
not 11 word is uttered otleiisive to morals or rcli_«_rioii——not :-

tliiiuglit isliimitiieil calculiitcil to bring a blush upon tlio- .
check of nio«lcst_\'—not an expression employed that may "

not be explained to the ear of youth without occasioniug an.
impure idea--—not an nlliisinii ventured upon that lies not
lirst liecn i-lizisti-.ned with it due and fixed regaril for sobri-

ety. iiiti;-;__ri'ity, and the other virtues of an honorable life.

The cntcrtainniciits which take place in this Saloon every

.~\f'ri=,i-iioon and Eveiiiiiiz, will consist of highly moral midi

lll![l'l]t‘ll\'L‘. (l02iN‘Sl.lt! drainas, written expressly for Min.

l{:irnum's ll}.-atiiliiislnneiits, and so coiistructcd its to please-
rllltl eilily. while tlicy possess a. powerful r¢jfonmz£oi'y ten-
lent,-y.

The moral domestic drama of
“The E)i'iiiil~:aril. or the Fallen Reclaimed,"

viii-cl; v.-.-is rcgircsciitczi over ti /imidr-vi times at l}anium’i:'
il.'ll.'t(l\‘lj:Illtl Eiiiist-iiiit." and t"(‘.Y!(‘£‘(lL“(i to he one of the most
t)\\'.e':l‘li:l.t!l1X‘lllltl‘iIfB that the ti‘:iiipci‘:1iu.-e cause has ever
- - val in this ixi.-niit'i‘_v, and to \\lll(‘ll was 3\Vt1l’(lf*(I the ap-
-i'c-liistinn and (‘tll1l'il(.‘li2:liCC cifzlic gr-cat linilv of clcr‘-_v\'n-iei-i,
iie rcligioiis ct.-tniiiuiiity at l:ii'_i.~.i, and all of the fi1‘5l‘. fami-

 

ic.-s -Ii: that citj.-'. \\ ill be among the first produced at the re-

-p¢‘:r.‘.r.;‘: of this cstaliliitliiiiciit.
Beside the Lecture llcom, tlicrc are EIGHT Spacious.
Om: Huiiiired Feet in Length.

lli/it-r;1.".¢. 5:0. .iL'.~T Atiiii-iii,
The ‘Lit-mi.-1 State (foacli of Adclislile, Into-
Ql7i'L‘ZIiN OF }'I.\'GLAiVI)!

.i;'<*.l.li-ir with the i"~l.'i.f‘:iiiliCi'::l. Gt-Lt» l\IliU.'\'Tl‘ZD HARt€)tsoe_
.ir e.-iglat llUl'5t‘.‘i', and tin: (z‘oi'_-_jeous Gt>l.1)l'Z.V' Livi.-:in' of [lit

‘to Qiir,-c:i's coiichiiicii, :--intuit‘-ii, and outridcrs 1. This truly’
--gal and iapl.-iiiiiil L.'v!|i'l'lfl_'.'_e ll-I zilinost ' .
Ll‘l EFIALLY COVER ED VVlTH' GOLDI

{_\liIi’ i'll‘l'l‘ll" Tl'l0l,lS.’l.Nll ll0l.LAIlS E‘
Grand Picture Gallery.

‘Che walls of \'v'lllf.'ll :-;:'c siirrouniled with an liiti‘
‘iingr-:.-2-i of ;‘w1l)"l'll'.'i‘.} Sit,-.:cs ;
B}’..-liII'l‘l'l“'I.‘li C(),S7.VI0R.A3IA VKIEVS
fi=.il the l’riiicipai Cities and Public Iluililiiig
150 ‘§»"‘i7'ax Figures, Size -
-rcpsiri-d with :1 pr~.:*‘.i-.:ul:ii‘ eye to the H20)’:
1 i.-ll as the iiitcli-;i:tii:il i:r.'iti:'ic:iiio:i of all
' 'l'l~.'*, “ I—II.’I‘7.Y.’]lI‘l‘I‘If€ 1'5!"-‘i1."’_;/_." and its C-
~ ’/'r«»ifr.v‘wv/r I«'umi/_z/." ll1'lV“. l.lf‘f‘!l pmiiriiiiic
i*.1!'.Z- W and other cniiiii-iit pliiiaiitliriipist-i
iiri.~'l -.:tl'i,-ctive nii>iit:il lecture on tl.c evils of i-trci__
he ii-l-.':i2it:igoii of absiiiiciice. cvcr pliiccd bcfor
.miz=.i‘iiii.’._'.‘.

'l'ht- oil:-cr t:.'z-lczuix, such as the " Bir/I: If on
l.o “ J'r:}.'l /.4:i’In‘c I'zIii/iiis III-/l/.Ilt’." the " L.-Ml k
‘cc. air [on well kiiovsii and have lici-n too long ndm
ii.---d (:iii(i;;g,'. The figures arr: all of the size of lift,
-t‘t’\'.i~.‘!‘l‘\‘ (‘()Sll‘llllt‘(l. and appeal at once mid affecting _
ill'(i12:,'l! iii»: lni'ln()l‘_\’ and iinn:_-iiiritioii to the liamnii 'iicai1.

lii iilmri lS.'ii'i:iiiii‘.s i‘\liisi~.iim is a vvoiiiicr in itiiclf, and may
--i-y pri.pei-l_v 1;»: called a li‘.i.nii.r CY(‘l.Ul‘U.‘l>lA or 'l'lll.\‘G§.
:.'oi:i 'i-I K\'t.i\\'l.\'fi iii rc_-..-iiril to the 1l‘0)‘li'l ire ii.-Iml/it. It lit
~iiimz«:stioii:iiil_v the vi,-ry best scliool of" ll]!-‘[l‘l.lCCl()ll extant,
iii‘. .*.l|:'.ti_:( in tin: c'_Iiv‘ of cvci'g.' liitlc stiiilciit, tint merely :1 pio--
urizil lil*1.‘<1ll':‘ill(ill()l'£l|l' iiiieiv-stiiig but iibi-truse fiictii of Nah
i:-ri‘. ‘slistory, but an exact and striliiiig fin/i,2'e of each sub-
t.~iiii';:d lil‘.'lt. as \\'tli an :1 tziiigililc lilaciicss of the things
illil l.-.-iiigs, the CVI-.lCllCC8 and rciniriieccnccs. of a bygone
‘I'..':‘.

Mr. 1'5nrnum has r.cr:iit.~i and corrcspoiiiienta in nearly ov-

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.,_«.i,- poi-tioii of the _cl.il.-:1-. who are coiitiinially sending vale»

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tlllnl liltilifl to this iilremly iiicoiiccivably great collection
:t‘ '.l‘.'.—i Niiritl‘: V.‘(ll‘.(l"l'R.

i".'n iiiiiixicatiiig t.ll‘l'i‘.l>i.'-3 perriiitied on the prcniiiieii, and no.

iiizyi-ogmr pi-isniis. male f>I‘ll.‘l1it1iC‘, .'idniiiic:.l.

'l'li~: liliiscnni is op-;-n l'i'om 7 A. ll-‘l.. to 10 o‘clock I’. N.
~'i.-ch i~c-giiliitiriiis arc cstalilislictl and cnlizirccd. as render it
pc. ‘t‘ll}'Etl.r‘J an-.1 p‘i--asniit for I.A1)|FS and Citit.i')ii}:N to
visit the liluseuin in tho ilaytiiiiir tlinngli uiinccnmpanicd by
-zcnlleiincn. }C.\'liibiiiiiiis and .l)t‘l‘ll)1'n‘itl11L'L‘B in the Lecture
l’tomii '1‘\\' ICE c\'i‘ry «lazy ; and on lloiiiiiiyii, cincrtaiiimei.ita
are givcii ]-.‘reig/ }1'o//r, Day and liveiiiiig.

 

A.Zini'.ii.«.-ioiz 25 cenls, Children under ten year: 

’L[.‘3, 1 cents.

ali back.

 

Winter Nights
RE coming. Enqiiire concerning your
. lights. \Vhat is the best and i:he:.po‘-'tT

‘We have :1 groiit; variety of burning Fluid
La uips.
fr1c.’.nrg/ in l\?;io Yor/:. \Ve warrant. it. pure. and j
to give as licauiiful a light as over was burut.—-

c

'\Ve have the fluid dz'rcc(l7/ /'/‘om the

like it. bring lamps and.

Fry ii. and if you don’t. ,
C E. D1 SBRO W.

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J. M. Smith’s Marble Yard,
Near lhe'Biidge, Norwallc. Conn.

l EPULCH RAL Monuments and Grave
Stones of every variety of patterns, and of

Persons wishing to procure Monuments or

any kind of Marble \'Voi-k,are invited to calland.

ve a personal inspection offhis inaterial and
orkinanship, as t.liis will be more si‘itisl'act0ry

than to purchase ofAgents without an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article con-

acred for.
F3é?"‘lie Lettering and Ornamental work jl

[THE §“b5°"'l"?"_"fi""S F?" ST“ "‘,‘"‘lul“‘ executed by an experienced workman audcan.
- ° ' * I , * 0 . . . . o I-'.
ll“ “I'M” l"""l“'-"-9' "m'”Pd m l le warrant it to give entire satisfaction.

Norwalk, Aug. 21. 1848. 

 

STONE VVAEL.

. H-E subscriber wishes to contriict for the
_ making of 100 rods of stone wall. For-

which the cash will be paid as soon as the job.

Enquire immediately of
SAMUEL BELDEN. _

Near the Episcopal Church.

\Vilton, Nov. 16, I850. -

completed.

31

T Dye Stulfsl Dye stuiiisi

OW receiving a large supply of‘ Dye.
Stuffs, consisting in part of the folloiving

'ticles :. Logwood. Nicwood, Fustic, Cam.
wood. Potash. Indigo. Coppcras. Alum, Blue
Vitriol, Miiddez, Hypernic, Red Wood, Var.

LL Persons having unsettled accounts digris. 65c. 

with the subscribc-rs, are requested to
make immediate payment.
‘ N..CoMs1'ocK & Sou.

Iyfllmi, Oct. 5172.. 185.0. .6"‘4i1.

Also. on hand a. good supply of every article‘

in the D . ers and Munufacti'irtai"s line. at prit.
co:-1 whicii cannot fail to suit buyers.

C lll ti»
J. A.“ \VEI7.,D’?i.

important additions to its before almost bewilderin‘ variety‘
of agreezible and instructive objects. Besides wiich. the‘

that has been bestowed upon this Museum’ for the past‘