~der' at his liands.
I I ’ “ "1‘o“/nh Meeting.
The following is a list of the Town Officerg
elected at the Town Meeting yesterday:
Selcc(,mf:n,"—-jI'Ietll‘_V Selleck, \Vm. S. Lock-_
wood, Charles E. Disbrow, George Benedict,
Harvy Pennoyer. _
Conslables.—Jamrs Finney, J. Camp Jr.,
Stephen Raymond, R. A. \Villiams, Lewis S.‘
Reed, Ge‘oi'ge Seymour.
_ Fence V2'ewers.-—Stephen Raymond, John
Knapp, Morgan T. Smitli,-John D. Lounsbury,
Charles _Sherry, James Seymour. John G.
Quigley, John Reed, Samuel F. Ricliaids.
Alias House G’-overnors.-Jonarlian Camp Jr..
Henry Selleck, Joseph P. I-lanford.
Sealer of I'Vcig/its and llfeasures.-—I-Ioi'ace
A. Gibbs.
Cler7:.—John A. \Vecd.
.'l'rcasurcr.——E. 13. Bennett.
Coller:lor.——Jamcs Reed.
Grand Ju'roI'.s‘.—-John B. Bouton. Robert
EH5, David Comslock J r., Elbridga Purinton,
Andrew Selleck, Charles Smitli.
Hayu.»arals.— Isaac H. Moreliouse. Henry
Sliorwoocl, Darius Ferris. George Day, John
\Vright, Dimon Faiiton, Adam Seelcy.
Ifey Ifecpers.—Davi(l Comstock Jr., Anson
Qnintaid, John llurrall, Elbert Curtis. Geoi',9'e
Benedict, Morgan T. Smith. Esecli Kellogg,
Isaac M. Holly, Dennis Hanford.
LocKJA\v.—I(-liabed Marvin, the lad who
had his hand torn in a picking machine, in
Danbury, died of loclxjaw on Friday the 22nd.
Dr. E. P. Bennett had ii post mortom exitin-
ination ofthe remains.
$01 Thursday last, while Mr. Amon
Langdon and a man in his employ, were at
work at the bottom of a well in Plainville, a
large-body of sand and stone caved in upon
-them, burying Mr. Lflllgd0ll_I)el)eilIIl the ruins.
He was dug out after a_ short time, but life
was extinct. The other person escaped with
«very trifling injury. '
52'? Dr. J. F. May, of \Vzisliiiigtoii City, re-
cently removed aii entire limb in little over 30
seconds, by disarticulatiiig the hip joint, and
taking up the twelve arteries without. the loss
-ofmore than half iz pint oflblood. The patient
. '7 ,.
under the influence of cliloroiorm, was totally
.-uncoiisciou.~:, during the whole opcralieii,'and
at the last accounts. was doing well.
E? Three men of bully reputation went in-
to the house ofa gentleman in Paris, Ky., and
asked his wife where he was, avowing their
business to be to tie him up and whip him for
slapping the childhfone oftlieir chains. Slie
replied that he was in his shop. They went:
oil‘, and she followed them into the shop impor-
<ceived, and iiclied L!) a mullet: and chiscl.—-
l l
One of the men drew a knife and pistol and
ndvaiiced to the liiisband, who cornered, called
murder. The lady, however. advanced with
necessary speed, and dealt the as-ailant a blow
with the mullet -upon the shoulder, dislocated
it, and silenced him. The second was met. by.
the woman, and a blow with the same instru-
ment, dealt with such force on the foreliead as
to break the skull, disabled liiiii.. The heroine
turned to her liusoaiid, and found him tussling
with the third on the floor. She went to work
upon this third gentleman's head as deliberately
as circumstances allowed, and soon succeeded
in relieving her husband from all fear of‘ mur-
All the gcutlcineii assail-
ants had to be packed homo.
E?" There are said to be indications that the
wlioldisland of Newfouiidland is rising out of
the ocean with a rapidity‘ wh'ch threatens to
a-ffectniaterially many oftlie be-st harbors on
tlie coast ofthat island.
5?? The largest specimen ofgold yet receiv
ed in Enlaud from California, weighs twenty-
rqounrls and nine ounces, and is valued at 3.6700.
It is to have a place in the Exhibitionof 1g51.
E?American axes are sent to Liverpool.
and sold in competition with axes of English
manufacture.
@Tlic population of Georgia is 1,000,000,
of which t\vo-fifths are blacks.
PR1-ZSIDEN'1‘ M.AKING.—TllB New York Mir-
ror says there was a private meeting of distin-
guished Democrats in that city last; week, in
favor of pressing Gen. Samuel Houston for the
Presidency in 1852.
E3‘ The \Vashington Republic, the organ of
the Administration, warmly advocates a change
in the Postage rates to two cents for all dis-
tances, with pre-payment.
@" Gen. Garret D. \Vall,late United States
Senator from New Jersey, died in Burlington,
N. J}, on the 22d ult. His disease was dropsy
on the chest. I
E?" A countryman was looking at the print
of one of the Art Union Institutions.called
Mercy‘s Dream; seeing the but/ons on the
Angel's drapery, he enquired “whether them
. buttons was made in Waterbury, or whether
there was a manufactory where he came
from.”
‘ill?’ \Vm. \Vestcott, of Rochester. has re-
covered $6000 oftlie Auburn 55 Rochester rail
road, for damage to his foot while crossing the
track in front of the depot.
E?-' The first Tlianksgiving ever ordered in
Connect.icut',.was in the year 1630—and was
celebrated on the 1Stli of September.
W’ A new electric /light. is exhibiting in
London. A strip of silver foil pasted on the
ceiling,givcs a light equal to two thousand
candles.
E2? Major _Hobbie, the First Assistant Post-
master-Geneial, has been appointed General
Superintendent of the mails at Panama, with
a libei'al salary.
E5?” The Attorney-General reports to the
President. that after a full examination into
the conduct of the Marshal of Massachusetts
for a dereliction of duty, regarding the arrest of
fugitive slaves, he does not perceive suflicient
reasons. for censure or removal from office,
though a want of energy may be chargeable to
Marshal Devens. . _ ,
. l?'It said that the Turkish Government
asked for the good offices of the British and
French «Governments against the menancing
demand of the Austrian cabinet.
Temperance Meeting -
At. the Town Hall, this. (Tuesday) evening
at 0 1-2 o’clock. Let every friend of the old
\Vasliiurvtonian cause attend. It is ex ected
b ,
that. interesting speakers will address the
meeting.
_._.~.j__.-
N. ‘York Cattle Market, Nov. 26.
At market, 2,000 bcevos,l00 cows and calves, and
10,000 sheep and lambs.
Prices, &.c——S:ilcs ofgood retailing qualities at
from £55.50 in 7.50.
Cows and Calves, Sales at from 2|, to 45.
Slicep and Lanibs—Slieep at 2,50 425. Lambs
1,50 and 3. .
E'§.'a1=.~ried..
In W'eston, Dec. 2d, by Rev. Mr. 'I‘omlin.<oii,
i'lI_r. Lewis II. Randall of lllcstport to Miss Alathea
Nicliols of 'vVe.<toii.
Died.
In Stamforil. Nov. Polly Newman, aged 74.
In Wilton, Nov 2.}, Cliarlcs l’artrick,aged about
years.
In I):il'lI’Jlll'_‘y', Nov. 20th, Hester Ann, wife of Mr.
Orrin Knapp. :i;zcd 45 _vc:i:'s.
EUPHONIANS.
HIS coiiipany of Vocalists, under the di-
rection of '.\]r. J. P. \Vebster, will give a
Grand Concert at lllarine Hall on Tliursday
eveniii'_'_‘. Dec. Gill, consistiiig ofquart.etts, tries,
due-ills, and songs. For particulars see small
bills. Adiiiissioii 25 cts; cliildron lialf-price.
Doors open at 7: commencing at 75 o’c'ocl;,
THOS. G. BASSET'.l‘, Ag't.
5
l'"Air.i«‘i:~:Li) Co. BA.\‘i:,
Dec, ‘.2, 18-30.
H E pi'osidcrit and directors of’ this Bank
have declared a dividend of four percent.
on the capital stock for six moiitlis, eiidiiig_30tli
nlt.. payable to the stockliolders on daiiiaud.
Per order, '1‘. WARNER, Jr.,
49 Cashier.
Bed==€i1o'thes Giasps.
E-{DI OLD iiiglits are coriiiiig. and many an
‘L1 lioui"s :lll?{lI"-i_"," mziy be saved to parents
by the use ofciir lr.-.d-clotlics clasp. Try them,
and ifyou u’cu‘l like them, bring them’ back and
get. your inoney. 48 DISI3 R.O\V.
'1-Earpefis Elztfiossthiy Magazine.
' ERSOi‘\"S wishing to subscribe to I-larpei's
tllag.-iziiie. can do so by applying at JOHN
A. \-Vi-:'r:i)’s. Sabsciipton per year, free of
expoiiscs. postage. &c, A specimen copy can
be seen at J. A. \Vl‘I1-2D’S.
cfieodis.
; lSl3RO\V has r<-.~c’d a new lot of porte-
monaies for ladies and gentlemen; back
combs, fancy boxes, shawl pins, india rubber
I)ilII.‘} and wliistlos—2i first-rate thing for cliil-
dz'cii’s use. 49
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ROE LOCI-IVVOOD & SO17,
BOOKSELLERS, 1’UBLISl-ii-IRS, AND lIvIl’OR'I‘ERS
411 Brorulwnjr, New York,
Directly opposite the Depot of the New York and New-
Ilavcii Railroad Coinpaii)‘.
George .£:1.. Bissell,
AGENT OF TI-iii‘.
llaicricaii liIiit.ii:il Life Insurance 00.
OFFICE IN M.-'\LI.ORY’S BUILDING.
Lockxwootll, Haiglat 8; Co.
M.-'\Z\‘UFAC'1‘UR1£RS or
TIN, SHEET-IRON. & BRASS VVARES
Am) pic.-u.i~:as IN
Stoves, Furnaces, Heaters, Ranges, Drums,
&c., Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Sad Iron, Cast-
ings and Brick, Porcelain, Jappan and Britania
VVares, China. Crockery. Glass, Flint Eiiam-
eled and Earthen \-Vare, \Vooden VVai‘e, Mats,
Matches, Selves and Brushes, St.ove and Shoe
Blacking, \Va.shing and Yeast Powders, &c.
5-}. E. Glmsisead,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries, Flour, Provisions. Salt, Powder. die,
No. 14 6.: 16 Main st., Norwalk, Ct.
Boots and Shoes.
large assortment for men and boys cheap
at S. E. OLMS’l‘EAD'S.
A Rare finance
OR any person \‘.-’l;s‘llIllg to get into the
Daguerreotype Busiuess.—l-laving an ex-
tra set of daguerreotypiug apparatus, for which
I have no use, I will sell them at a very low
price. They are of the best quality, and just
suited for trrvelling through the country wit.l1.
liistrui-.tioii would be given in the art, ifdosired,
with all the recent. improvements.
J. AUSTEN.
, Victorines.
UST rec’d, a large assortment, and for sale
cheap. H. C. RANDLE.
“Water Proof Boots.
T HE subscriber hasjust returned from New
. - York with a large lot of the best water
proof boots who had; also, a large quantity of
India Rubber Over Shoes, all of which will be
sold cheap for cash. H. HANDES.
ROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARD-
VVARE. &c., a good a.~:sortment, for
sale as cheap as the cheapest, for 7‘(3(l(f;l/ pay,
SEYMOUR COMSTOCK.
New Canaan, Nov. 8. 1850
CALCINED PLASTE R, for finishing
walls, constantly on hand. at
S. E. OLMSTEAD’S.
Notice.
LL Persons having unsettled accounts
with the subscribers, are requested to
make immediate payment. I
N. CoMsToca 55 Son‘.
Willoiz, Oct. 51/2. 1550. 5M1
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Danbury and Norwalk
Road. . i
NOTICE is hereby given to the subscribers
to the Capital Stock oftlio Danbui'y.&md
Norwalk Railroad Coinpaiiy,.tliat the Presi-
dent and Directors at a’ meeting held at Nor-
walk, on the 13t.h day of September, 1850, 7:0-
lcd that an instiiliiieiit of 10 per cent, on the
Capital stock, including the amount paid at the
time of subscribing, be paid to the Treasurer
on or befoie the 20th Oct, next.
And that f'urt.her instalments of 10 per cent,
be paid on or beforethe ‘First llloiidays of D6-
cember, January, February, M_ai'cli, April,
May, June, July, and August, next. -
'l_‘l'ie subscribers residing at Norwalk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to \Nilliam S.
Lockwood, Esq,, Assistant Treasurer.
Certificates of Stock, and amount paid, will
be ready at the time of payment of iiistiil—
ments, for delivery,
AARON SEELEY, Treasurer.
Danbury, 16/h Seplcmbcr, 1850.
Letter Files.
HE Patent Leaf Holder, an entirely new
style of Letter File, for holding Letters,
Invoices, Bills, or other papers for convenient
reference, believed to be far superior to any
thing now in use for that purpose. These re-
quiringsucli an article are requested to call and
examine. For sale wholesale and retail, by
the agent for Norwalk,
ANDREW SEL
LECK.
Toys.
LARGE Assortment. ofToys, dcc. for the
Holidays; also, the Pictorial Brother
Jonathan for Christmas ; the New York daily
and weekly papers; Ha.iper’s New l\‘Iagazine,
will be found on the last of every moiitli; all
ofwhicli are for sale at; the ‘- Toy Shop” by
JACOB JENNINGS.
;\7orwiill-2, November 12,1850.
WINTER BR‘? GOODS
IN NE\V CANAAN,
F the latest and approved styles, which I
am selling as cheap as any store in the
State, for 'i;ca<l_i/ ;Ja_7;.
SEYMOUR COMSTOCK.
Nov. 8, 1850.
Hides.
{I ASH paid for Cattles Hides, at
’ S- E. OLt\1STEAD’S.
46
Cheese.
Vgjll-Ilfl best in town, at
0LI\’ISTEAD'S.
‘Light I Light I!
URNING Fluid and Camphcue, warrant-
crl pure, by the keg. gallon, or quart.—-
Lainp \Vicks, ofall kinds, by the gross, dozen,
or single. A large lot of lamps of almost eve‘ry
variety and kind, All purcliased with the cash
and sold cheap, at DISB RO\V’S.
flay Kiutters,
Efiolt SALE by
W. C.
OIVINIBEFS AGAIN I!
N EVV and elegziiit Omnibus, froui the city
of New York, has just been placed upon
the ioute between Noiwviilk and South Nor-
walk, and will leave either place. (near the
Connecticut Hotel at. the B.lItlg(=., and the Rail
Road Station at. South Norwalk.) at such hours
as will accomodate those arriving by, or wish-
ing to take the trains. \Vii.Li.-in Caoi-‘UT.
Norwalk. Oct. 7, 1850. 41
Horse and 0:: Shoe Iron,
ND Nail Rids, just received and for sale
\V. C. STI'.]£1:2'1‘.
STREET.
_L'\_ by
Oct. 1st, 1850.
S it is the season for Couglis, Colds, Con-
sumption, &c.. the afllictcd should call at
J. A. \Veed's, and get a bottle of Rushton.
Clark & Co’s Cod Liver Oil. Price $1 per
bottle, or 6 bottles for $25.
Cloths.
ROAD Cloths, Beaver Cloths, Pilot Cloth
Cassinicres, Doe Skins, Satiinctts, 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. 1\'IOUL'1‘01\'..
llfesljiorl. Nov. 4, 1850.
I simrrr TREES,
AT THE
SOUTH NORVVALK NURSERY.
‘HE subscribers respectfully solicit the at-
tention of Fruit growers. to tlieir stock of
’l‘rocs. consisting of choice Apple. Pear, Chor-
ry, Plum, Apricotaud Peacli Tri-es , together
witli a good variety of Oi-naiiieiital Trees and
Shrubs. such as, Evergreeus, Mountain Ash,
Horse Cliesnut, dcc lso, a very fine lot of
Isabella and Catawba Grape vines. Also, on the
first of Novcniber, a large lot of that large deli-
cious berry the True Red Antwerp Rasplierry.
Flesh firm, rich, juicy, with a fine, sweet. high
flavor. There is it small Red Antwerp, which
has boeri largely tlisseiiiiiiatecl; it is poor
and worthless in comparison with this noble
berry. GEO. SEYMOUR & Co.
South Norwal/.', Ucl. 26, 1850.
Dye Stufi‘sl Dye Stuffs!
I O\V receiving a large supply of Dye
Stuffs, consisting in part of the following
articles : Logwood, Nicwood, Fustic, Cain-
wood, Potash. Indigo, Copporus, Alum, Blue
Vitriol, llladder, Hypernic, Red \Vood, Ver-
digris, &c- 550-
Also. on hand a. good supply ofevery article
in the Dyers and Manufacturer’s line, at prit
(sea which cannot fail to suit buyers. Call a.-
J. A. \VEED’S.
44
Notice.
URCHASERS of Lots in tho Norwalk
Cemetery, are requested to Ctllljtllld pay
for, and receive deeds for said lots, of the sub-
scriber. \V. C. STm-.'i-:'r.
October 28th. 1850. 44
New Musicll _
MONG a lui'ge_quant:ity-of New Music
just received at Selleck’s, is the _follo’\’ving:
” Jenny Lind’s greeting to America; the
“Prize National Song.” sung by Jenny at her
first: concerts in America; Poem by Bli_Vlll'd
'_[‘;.y]0r——-L\’_'[usic by Jules‘ Benedict. “ The
Sweedish Herdsman, or Echo song; the HIE!‘-
n-
mit and the Maiden ; Beiiedict’s charming
glish ballad, “ Take this Lute. &C-
A. SELL)-ZCK.
Norwalk, Oct. 1350.
WAND’S SARSAPARILLA. 1’- ’I‘0m3-
send's do., Old Dr. Jacob Towns:-.nd's no
C0rbett’s and Shakers’ do., Blake's Al'0lll3ll-
Bitters, Wistar’s Balsam of \Vlld Cllel'l'.Y°
Taylor’s Balsam of Liver\vort.,I1llCl *1 11°“ of
other Patent Medicines. l°° '""“°l'°“S t"""‘*n,
tion. For sale by J A \.VELD'
1"enton’s Pate:-at Flint Enamel
Ware.
, ILL liereaft.ei° he sold by LOCKWOOD,
HAIGHT «Sc Co.,who have purchased my
stock, with the sole right of the sale of that
ware, in this place, (the demand for it being
so great, and not having rooiu enough to keep
an assortment, I was compelled to sell out,)
They have a large and well furnished store,
and will for the futurokeep :1. good flSS0l'l-mtmlé
of this “fare on hand. I clieerfulI_'v recom-
inerid the public to call‘
38 C"l:1ARLES_E-.Dl5BBO'\_V.
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Great Excitement among _the
MEN,iirOilEN, AND CHILDREN
-The people all out to witness the arrival and exhibition, in
NEW QANAAN.
Of the most extensive and beautiful assortment of
Fashionable D1-yG-oods
Ever before offered in the State of Connecticut.
the track sweeping all before it. The
The locomotive making great time, yet on
Ciceragpesl Store in the State,
Yet in the Z1SC€'.l‘ltIflllt,'fln(.I crowded day and nig
for sale. It would be impossible to enumerate,
the late arrivals. They e.n1,,-ace e,.e,.y Specie
extensive variety of goods adapted to the
LABEES
ht after many of the great bargains now ofl'Hred
or to give any idea of the exteiitfiind variety of‘
s of Dry Goods, among which may be found an
W/°.v%.7%‘°Ti§’.
To this Departnieiit pai'ticular attention is given. VVe seldom fail to please those who call at
this Store.
New Goods received every day during the entire Fall and \Vintr-.r.
Those in
want of goods, will do well to call and Ill'.‘I out the most approved and fashionable styles of the
season, for we are always pleased to show goods without cliai'gc.
r1 . , . . . , _ _ ,
lo the Plain Scientific Fariiier, oi: Mechanic. or to the Gentleman of Fashion, we can ofier
lugs.
small sum of money.
very g|'0‘tlI.lI](.ItlCetnBl]lS in French, English and Americap Brotficloths, Cassiineres, and Vest-
'lliis is the placri: where the materials for a suit of Clothes can be purchased for a
1 he business will be conducted by
\VlLLIAM E. RAYMOND, Sole Proprietor.
Assisted by L. M. MONROE, J. JUDSON, B. C. SCOTT-
Nov. 5th, 1850.
anus
Received this day direct from
A El C T‘ E db N,
A N0 THE 12 I M MENSE ADDITION TO ll] Y
FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.
All of which will be sold at prices that will defy competitioii.
-? 3 '5 H3‘
.- -. ..'
Is now iminense, among which are many great bargiiing.
< DEQESS
“'6 have every style, quality and kind,
panes smote,
li‘rc.ncli Merinos and Cashmeres, roal Norwich
My stock of
LS,
In
fidbéb‘
among which are
{Ill IIIIIIIGIISU SIOCl{ Of
.
Poplins, Mons. do Laiiies. Thibet, Cloths, Al-
paccas.) «kc. é:_i‘:.. all 0I‘\'y’Il.lCIl will be sold at a very small advance from, Auction prices.
In broad Cloths, (,zissiniei'es. Vest.iiigs, J\1illiuai'y and liaucy Goods, Hosiery, Ii‘lanncls.
Blankets. mid Domestic Goods, our stock never
assured that the Old Bridge Store, is now, as it
was as good as at present. And all may rest
ever has been, the place for lialjgrzins.
C. G. GRUMMAN.
I
an ii‘
O
as asssaiarar O
F
Cooking» asset Series Stoves,
,3.
Jr‘ ‘
VER ot_fei'ed in this ilace has 'ust'. been received from Tro and Albany, and are now of-
l a J .
fered for sale.
our Stoves and prices before parcliasing.
Norwul/5, Sept. 9th, 1850.
New Fall and Winter Goods.
LARGE supply justreceivcd, consisting;
of Ladies Dress Goods, such as l
Ly/mzese Clo!/L, fas/iioziablc colors,
extra. fine. Franc/L llfrri/2.023, 7:cr_7/ c/'Lcap.—
llfuslin ale Laincs, latest sl_i/ins; plain ms];-
mores; Alpaccas, all quwlilies and colors;
Cloa/.'i7i,2's, Paramalms, ll/Iorslezl Plaizls ;
Plaid Linscys. '
mtvzlimiz toj
just received a lot. of the most perfect sawed
lShiiigles that has ever been niade,—a strong
Those in want of Stoves, will find it to their interest to call and exiiiiiine
LOCKWOOD, HAIGI-1'1‘ ck: CO.
Lumber at Westport.
E SANFORD, is now receiving his Fall
. Stock of Lumber, and has all kinds of
Boaids and Plank, Tim7)cr, Latli, &c., and has
competition here, makes it an object for buyers
to come and sec. Anso. Pure \Vhite Lead
and Paints, of all kinds; Old Eiiglisli Linseed
Oil, VVtll'|‘1Illl‘e(I pure: Nails, Glass, I'I&ll'(I\Vt1l'e,
Prints, all desirable styles, with a variety of.House Findings, and every thing in the build-
other Dress Goods suited totlieseason. A lot of
long and square Shawls. Bed Blankets, of S11-
periorquality, and cheap; Cradle do., Horse do.
Also, an excellent assortmen ofBroadcloths,
Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &c.
Also, Vestings of all qualities and kinds from
the lowest priced to the best imported. Men’s
and boys gariuents, cut free ofexpense, as usual.
S. MOULTON.
VVestport, Sept. 23, 18.30. 3 i
Boarding and Day School,
FOR YOUNG LADIE$—-Norwal/r, Cl.
III/‘s. Louisa A. Sntith, Princ2°.pal.
HE \Vinter session commences on the
first. \Vc-dnesday of November. Terms-
l*‘orBoard, and washing, Tuition in the Eu-
glish branches, Music on the Piano or Guitar.
Drawing, Painting, French and Latin langua-
ges——$100 per session of five moiiths—without
music $80 per session.
Day Scholars—English studies and music,
$12 per quarter. ~ English studies alone, ])l'Illltl.-‘I
ry, $4—-higher $35 per quarter.
Norwalk, Sept. 24, 18:30.
New Pall and Winter Goods.
ECEIV ED every week in West port, at
R i\}.OUL'I‘ON’S.
RE'l.VI.0"VA;1i. —
Mrs. Tindall has removed to’ the late rosi-
dence of Stephen Mott,,Esq., where she will
continue the Millinery business ‘as usual. A
good assortmeiit of Millinery Goods, will al-
ways be kept on hand, Se}?/-. 17-
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Jenny Lind Silks!
ECEIVED this day, s new and Splendid
assortment of Dress Silks, among which
are some of the real Jenny Lind styles; for
beauty, durability and economy they will defy
coinpetitioii. The Ladies are all invited to call
and examine. C. J. GiiuMA:\'.
EXTRA T RAINS.
The Cheapest Grocery yet!
x/ E invite our friends to call and examine
our stock of G ROCERIES, as we iii-
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-
ciples,——Flour, Sugar, Molasses, Tea, and all
kinds of goods, excliangecl for produce.
XVILLIA M S. BOUTON.
South Norzca lie, July 25th, 1850.
S
38
H ERMANS Cough and \Voi'm Losenges
for sale by J. A. \VEED-
his line, as low as can be bought in New York
T
tor elsewhere.
44
l’I"csIporl. Out. 9.8, 1850.
U'iI.-fnirsx SEED.
growtli, 'or sale by
of last year’:;
.1. A \VEED..
Potatoe E-Rooks.
‘I AST and Gerniaii Steel. for sale by
/ VJ‘. C. STREI-3'1‘.
IDDLEBROOKS Aliiiziiiiicks for 1851.
For sale by the gross or less quantity at
A. SELLECKS.
Interesting to the Ladies.
1 ECEIAED this day, an entire new stock
I of Ladies’ Plain and Embroidered Linen
Cainbric and Lawn Handkerchiefs of every
style and quality; some very rich and entirely
new styles, ranging in prices (1 1-4 cts. to $4.
a C' J- GRUMAN.
Oils! fiiisll
NGLISH Linseed, Boiled Linseed, Pure
Sperin, Neatsfoot. Elephant and refined
\Vliale Oils, [or sale by the lmI'I‘el 0!‘ H‘-tail. by
\V. C. S'1‘RI-ZET.
Oct. 1st, 1850. -
More New Goods!
HA VE just received an immense addition
to my stock, and among them, are very many
rent. bargains, both in Ladies’ Dress Goods,
and in Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
~ 533. J. GiioMA~.\'._
anton Matting.
40 Yaids of 6-4 \Vliite Canton Matting,
at 31cts. per yard. of superior qual-
ity; for sale at. M()U‘L.T'ON‘S.
I-Vcslport, Illa]; '20..
UTA BAGA Tui'_nip Seed. of last ycar‘s
growth, at OLMSTEAD’S.
Washing Fluid.
L\VOO.D’S \VASHlNG FLUID for
sale by \V. E BlSSE_L.L.-
..___.__.
Grocizery and Glass Ware.
5 UST received a large and splendid assort-
v meal; of extra and common. crockery and
glass wares.
LOCKVVOOD. HAIGHIT éz CO.
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Window Sashes.
AFSSOR-TED sizes, for sale by,‘
\_V. C, ST,RE'£,'I'-
-...—.'y.- «_ .~_»._
‘-.-C- -mu‘;-cs.Ar.»
.4‘.
. J -.vi:r.ivir seems. I
m_orni ng opening tlsp largest.
. ,_ ‘ stock of Goodsin. o,n_r lino
’ ‘ ’ ' that was ever offs-i'qi,l, in
, , ':_" - one store in Norwalk,
g _ , making our stock‘as_ lafgfii»
I ...f""'./..--cs — as many city stores. Out‘.
reiit and other expenses being.s0 mllcll, I089;
country customers will find it to their advan.-.
tage to call here. Gold and Siver \Vntcheu_.
from $5 to.$.110. Gold chains: Plmed d°- K939:
of all sorts. . _
Some very rich bracelets and pins; breast
pins ear-rings. finger-rings. lmd all 80.118 Of‘
Jewelry in abundance.
Silver and Plated \V'are in any qguontity-.-
You can find evervthing u,sual*ly- called! for-
in a Silversmith-‘s F1.tI'nlS.l1ing Store. We pur-
chase every dolslar with ca-sl1.WhlCll SW03 at
least ten per cent. Call if you want goods,
cheap, at DIS 3ROW’S
Norwalk, Nov. 11, 1850.
TIME CHANGED. .
N. York & N. Haven Railroad...
1
.,*E; :
UNrp1L fn leave
York,from 29 Canal st. for Norwalk at.
7.15 and 9 A. M., at-3, 4,and 5, P. M.
Leave New Haven for Norwalk 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\’I., and at 4,55, 6,13, and 7,132
P. M. the 7,13 train goes no farther t,l,u_i,n.
Bridgeport.
Leave Norwalk for New York at 6,42. 8.1.0
and 10,55 A. 31., at. 2,16, 5,53’. and 9‘,>32 P‘. M.
R. B. MASON, Superintendent‘.
District. of Norwalk, ss. Probate Court, Novem--
bei-E23, l850—.Est2~.te ofNall1.an Pemzaycr late
of New Canaan in said District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk hath limited ai-id alilowod six months
from the date hereof, for the Cred=iators of said.
Esltite. to exhibit their claimsfor settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested, within said time, will be de-
barred a recovery All persons indebted to saidl
estate are requested to make immediate pay-
lllenll I0
3l4b'
T
Norwalk, Coiiimissioners to receive, examine,-,
N1-III].-IMIAH E. VVi~:i.'n, Administrator.
-"!""’.“r*.‘
lldotice.
district. deceased. represeiited insolvent. liere-
Decomber, 1-950,iiiid 17th day of April. 1.85.1,
at oiio o’clock in the afteruooii of each of said
days.
six nioiitlis from the date hereof,’ for the exh_i-.
bitioii to us. of claims agaiiist said estate.
IRA FORD, C'n|1)lTll'SSl(_)!l-
IRA COOl{, j crs.,
Norwal/5, November 91h, 1850.
Dz'slric£ of Norwalk, ss. Probate Cour£,_N -.
rcnzbcr IGIIL, 1850.
E STATE of CHARLES FIELD and
EDWARD L. HENDRICKS, late
partners by the name of Field 6.: Hendricks,
both of Norwalk, in said dis_t:rict, insolvent deb-
tors assigned in trust for the benefit of tlieii;
creditors.
Oiini-:ai~:i),—-Tliiit Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors of‘
said Estates be appointed at the Probate Office
in Norwalk, on the .‘2d day of Diccen,tlior, 1850.,
at one o’clock, afternoon; of which all persons
in iiitercst. will take notice, and appear, iftliey
see cause,'aiid be heard thereon. ./-\::d_ the
trustee of said estates is directed t.o give public
notice t.licreof,by causingthis order to be publish-.
ed in a newspaper printed in Fairfield County,
and also by posting a copy tlicroof’ on the pub-
lic sign post, nearest the residence of said
ilelntors, in said Norwalk, at least ten__ days
before said 2d day of Dr-.cen'ibe.r. ‘
47 Gnoiiar; A. D.-wi-:.\'roaT, ._Jll(Ig0'-
.___-______._.___, ._ _ _ .._.___,
District of Norivallc, ss. Probate Court, Novcm.-,
bar 14. 1850,
E Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
Oiini~:r.i-:D——tliat the iltIlnll)l;Sll'2ll'0,l.' exhibit his
Adiiiinist ration account to this Court for adjust-
ment, at the Probate Office in‘ Norwalk, on the,
30th day of November, 1850, at nine o'clock,
forenoon; and that; all persons interested in
said Estate, may be notified thereof, the Ad»;
ministrator will cause this Ordei to be published
in a newspaper printed in Fairfield County, and
post a. copy thereof on the sign post in said:
Norwalk, nearest the last residence of said de—__
ceased, at least ten days b.efo_rc said 3,0_t_h day.
of November. . "
42' Gt-zoncn A. ID.-IVENPORT, Judge.
Winter Nights
RE coming. Enquire concerning youi_'—
lights. \Vhat is the ‘best and cheapest?
We have a great variety of burning Fluid
Lamps. W50 have the fluid dircclli/. from the
factory in. New Yor/c._ \Ve warrant it pure, and
to give as beautiful a light as ever was burnt.——-
Try it, and if you don’t like it, bring lamps and
all back. C. E. DISBROVV.
J. M. Smith’s Marble Yard,
Near the Bridge, Norwalk. Conn.
SI‘-IPULC H RAL Monuments and Grove.
, Stones of every v-.i_riet'y of patterns, and of.’
the most skilful w-orkmansliip. The best as-
sortment‘. of American and Foreign Marble,
kept constaiitly on liaiid.
Perso.ns wishing to procure Monuments or»
any kind of Marble V\7ork,are invited to callaiid
give a pei-somil inspection of his material and
workmanship, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase ofAgeiits without an opportu-.
nity of testing the quality of the article 0011-
t-racted for.
l?The Lettering and Oi'namen.lal.l W0l'll ll
executed by an experienced workman and can
warrant it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk, Aug. 21, 1848-.
STONE ‘WALL.
VHE subscriber wishes to cor_itract for the
making of 100 rods of stor._e wall. For
which the cash will be paid as soon as the job
is completed. Enquire immediately of
SAMUEL BELDEN,
Near the Episcopal Church.
l\Vi-lton, Nov. 16, I850.
Norwall: cemetery Associa-.
tion. _ .
T it Meeting of the Norwalk Cem.etery-
. Association, held August. 29th., 1850, vo-
ted that Evert Quintard and Lyman Richards,
the grounds of this Association, as regards.
mouuinents, tombstones, and enclosure of lots.
and that no person shall dig a grave. or erect
stones to graves, without permission and advice,
of said coinmittee. _
Attest. E. Qpi.w=1'Aan, Chairman.
W’. C. S'rn}:i;<r, scay pro term 4;‘;
.,.
- THE. s_ubsci:iI7j_1.*s' 'tss1thi's.-' " '
HE subscribers having been appointed‘ by
the Court of Probate for the District. of-“
and adjust the claims of creditors to the estate»
of Moses VVcbb, late of Norwalk in said!
by give notice that we will attend to the d_ut.-ies-
of our said a ppoiutment at the Dweling House-
of Ira Ford, in said Noi'\\'iill<, on the 1'7_ih day of ’
The said Court has limited and: allowed:
S'l‘A'l‘E of ELIJAH DINGE;, late of.”
be a committee to have general supervision of‘
Norwalk Chronicler