[F GoDI:Y’s L AuY’s BooK.—The January
number for 1851, of this popular Magazine con-
taius:_72 pages ofarticles from 39 contributors,
and 22 engravings, with15 different and dis-
tinct designs. This publication professes to be
conducted at an expense ol’ov_er $100,000 per
annum,paid to writers, artists and mechanics
ofour own country. In enibellislimonts, we
think that Godey’s Magiziiie excels, while we
believe (}rahani’s superior in literary matter.—
Boih we think iniglit be improved by interspers-
IVS Will? ll‘-6-iI§l':,<_'lit_:ii:(l llriisiiig (-(;rt1'il;utions,
articles of siibstaut.ial and useful character.
Mi\.\'UrAc'rur.i-:us' Co-.\'v:-:.\"rio.\'.—The con-
vention of inanufacturcrs fioni all parts of the
Union, assembled at. Riclimond on the 5th inst._
and was organized by the appointment. of Major
A. S. \Vooclbridge as President. Various coin-
inittees were appointed to prepare business for
the action of the Convention. To one of these
committees was confided all matters pertaining
to thecoal and iron trade; to another the cot-
ton aud woollen inanufactui'e, and to a third,
the mining and mani.facturing interests‘ in
general. q
? Late dates from Buenos Ayres report
the daily expectation of a (leclaratiou of war
wit.li Brazil. The U. S. ships Coii_gress nnd
St.. Louis were at Montevideo on the 4th Oct.
Tlie-steamer \Vilson G. Hunt. from New York
for California. was still detained at Montevideo
on account ofthe officers and engineers having
left.
t7‘.?*““‘Ai1‘i,eiici1ii is one ofthe chcit suppoiters
of England. It is stated that the money sent
by Irish emigrants to their starving relatives
equals the wlio’e of the Irish poors’ rat.cs.—
Seine two millions ofthe ‘people of Eiiglaiid
are supported by the American trade,
I? In 1853, when the next Presidential
term begins, Mr. Clay will be 76 Daniel
\Vebst.er seve-.ity-one, Mr Benton seventy-one,
-.Gencral Scott sixty-niiio.
E? Mrs Eliza \V. Farnliani, formerly ina-
;tron of the Sing Sing Prison, and the projector
iofa partially successful scheme of female eiui-
.gl‘8.llOll to Califoi'iiia,lias become proprietress of
:1 Illze laiin near San Francisco, the crops on
which, this season. are estimated to be worth
360.000. The California Courier gives an ac-
count ofa judgenicnt obtained by her in one of
the courts of SanFrancisc0, against Joseph S.
Rucklc. for $3,001 27.
Tun SUl‘.1’.l.US .‘.i-:vi-:.\‘ui~:.——Soine 1-1 years
ngo,gwlieii Uncle Sam's chest got full to over-
flowing, the “surplus,” amounting to 5,330,000,-
000, or so, was by a.i Act of Congress, ordered
to be distributed aniong the States. Most; of
the States accepted the boon, but some did not_
Among the latter, were Vngiiiia and South
Carolina. Both thcte States now propose to
receive their share of the plunder.
OBITUAIIY.
Dii-:n.in Port Chester, N. Y.. Nov. 94th. 1850,
James I’. Smith, aged 3| years, a Past (irand ol
Pligriui Lodge, No. -lli, I. U. of O. f‘‘., Iidgclicd,
Conn. Ilis funeral was attcndcil at North ::5.ilciu,
N. Y., by his Iil't)lllGl'.< of Pilgriiiii Lml,g'c.
At, ;i _-pcci-_il Lodge .\li.-ctiiig. on the :3-Iitli of Nov.
:1 coinunttco was appointed to draft rcsolutioiisiii
relation to his ili~ccas=:.
At a sub.-i-queiii iue-:-ling the committee rc-
poricil the lollawiiig 1’ic.iiuble and Iloasoliiiioiis,
which were uiiriiiiiizously ailoptcd.
\V-iizuizis, it hath plca.<cd Aliiiiglity God. in his
infinite wi.-‘do ii, to rcniore froin the labors of cnrlh
our wortliy and i'e.-'pi:ctcd brother, Past‘ Grand.
JANE.-3 P. if5\lT1I,tlltt‘l as the regard which we, as
his brotliers, entertain for his iiicuiory. dciuands an
expression of li.-clin:__v_ on this iiioui'iiful ocra.-'ion.
.Rcsol\'crl. That we ili-cply lamcizt his dcatli, lint ;
onlyas'ut1se-fol1iieHiiI)i:I‘ofo:Ii‘Urtl:-i’.litIl asa citizen, ‘
and we feel that our Lodgc. in being cal cd upon
for the first time to iiionrn tlic lus.~' ulitlltlultillrrl‘. hits
been ileprivi-.-d ofoiie ol its liri;:lilc.<t oriianiciil.~‘. and
the cause of “i“riciiil.-l;ip. Love and 'l‘ruth,” a
wa rui advocate. both inprccept and example.
Iesolvetl. That we sincci'oly sympathize with
his widow and orpliaiis. in their dccp alllicllull.
and in their future wellfari-. and liappiness we tt.~‘.~‘lll'(§
them that we shall ever feel the wariiicst interest-
and we especially cnniniend them to the Grand
Master above, who “Cill’,t.‘lllfU1‘l.ll0\VI(I0\V and the
orplian ”
lie-solved Thatwe. the oliiccrs and iiieiiibers of
PIl;Il‘Itll Lodge. do wear the usual badge of mourn-
ha: Iill' illll'l_V days, and that oui',.-LodgI= Room he
cldthed with the usual badge of mourning for three
months, asa tostiuiouy of respect to the meiiiory of
our deceased hrothcr. '
Resolved thatcopies ofthis Preamble and Reso-
lutions be tmiisuiittcd to the widow of our ilcpz1t'Icd
brother, and to the offices oftlie Gazette of the
Union. Republican Fariiicr. and Norwalk Gaiztzlfci
with u reqiii-st for publir.-alion.
Si-_'ui-d in f".. L . and T..
I‘IIl{.-'\.\l K.S (’)'l"l‘.
SYLVl£S’i‘liR i\l.~'\lt\’,
I SAMUEL L01-{Ill-‘.I.L.
Aiust, JOHN BORDEN, N. G.
JOHN \V IIIILLER. Scc’y.
' Committee.
N. York Cattle 1“i'1:=.ii'ket, Dec.10.
' At market. ‘.250 beevcs,IIO cows aiid_c:ilves, and
8,050 sheep and lamb.-'.
Prices. &c-—.">‘ales ofguod retailing qualities at
from 53.50 to 8.00.
Cows and Calves, Sales :it from ‘22.5ll to 42.51)
Sheep iiuil l.ambs—-Sheep at 1.75 4,75. Lambs
1,50 and 3.50.
‘.»:‘v‘Earr1ec..
In Sonihville. Oct. ‘20, by Rev. ill r. lllorse, M r.
Fredrick llichardson to, Miss Betsey Ann Jackson,
of Brookficld.
In Daubury. Dec. 2, by Rev. Mr Deere, Mr
Abner C. Gnalt. to Miss Eliza Stcvens..
In New York city. George F \Vlldinan, and
Eleanor E. Lyon, both ol'l‘)astou Conn.
In this to'.vn,.lulia :\iin,d:mghte1‘ of George G.
Bishop.
In this town, on the 3d iust., Josephenc Augusta
Godwin, aged about lycar 4 muntll-‘.
In liichland county, Ohio, Oct. 12tlI, Isaac Mar-
vin, »l'oriiiorly of \'Vcs-tport, aigizil 75 years.
In New Canaan, Sally A. Lounshury, aged about
‘ 36 years. .
In \'Vilton. on the 13th inst., Rhoda widow
of Samuel Gregory, aged 81 year.
In We.-tport, on the Illl)Itl:‘I., George P. Godfrey
aged '20 yours.
In Brooklield, Dec. 9, Widmv Clarissa W'ildinan
aged 73. Also, Nov. 6, Miss Philcna Wildiiiun,
aged 38. -
In I‘ll'itI;_fPp0l‘l. 4th inst,. Patrick Dinan, fl_£§(‘.(I 48.
In Fairliclil, 4th inst. i\'lrs M.iry 'l‘horp aged Sill.
In \Vc.~'lon. bth in.<t.. Mali l \Vlicclc.i'.:I:_'e,il 41.
for Stilt‘. by
C _
‘ LOCKWOOD, HAIG-[--1T & CO.
Books for the E-Eoiidays.
ILL be rec'd this week. a large assort-
ment of books. fancy stationery, 650.,
selected expressly for the coming holidays.
W. E. BISSELL.
The American Wéshing Fluid.
0.8. washing in hard or soft water; it saves
the time and labor expended in rubbing
the clothes, and they will be much cleaneri
whiter and softer than they can be made with
common soap. Sold by
51 JOHN A. WEED.
l’lAlN I’ Ll i\ll’S and Soapstone Giiddles,
Reward. Reward!
LL persons having unsettled accounts on
_ my books of more than two months stta ud-
ing. are requested to call and make immediate
payment, and receive the thanks of the sub-
sciiber. C. J. G RUMAN.
Norwallz Savings Batu}:
LL deposites made in IlIlS:Il'lSIIlLlllttfl, pre-
vious to the ‘2.:’)t'li inst., will commence
(li'ii\\'iii_a int":-i'i-st on the lst. January. 18:31.
T. VVA RNIER, Jr., See. and Treas.
Norwalk, Dec. 13', 1850.
\‘£€?-cot! and Tiauber at Auctien.
".- '” l. LL be sold at Auction on \Ve.duesday,
Dec. 18th, at 10 o’clock, A. M., a quan-
tity ot'st'audii'ig wood of about 20 acres, laying
_about 15% miles from Norwalk bridge, near the
residence of Edward Taylor. (on the new lot:
woods, so called.) and lieloiigiiigzto Hannah
\Vasson. J. CAM P, Jr.., Auctioneer,
Norwalk, Dec. 16th. 1850.
R.-‘i'ew fiends.
@I‘:IEAiR & .lACI{SOi\"S hand. pantie], and
rippiu_t_{ saws, Siiuinons & Davis’ axes and
liatchets, liiiglisli and Auieric-an taps aud dies,
just received and lor sale by
51 "W. C. S'l‘REE'l‘.'
E§e1.i.-:'5.«:-2.37 Q‘;-fifts.
V IIE sul.iscrihei' is now opening and daily
receiving the la r'_'cst assortment of liiiiov
:‘£oods ever before olli-rcil in Norwalk, selected
expressly for the liolidays, coiisistiiig in pa rt. of
card ciises from :30 cts to $310, ladies work
boxes, writing desks, Jcnny Lind music folio,
ladies’ and gents’ port; nioiiics of every style,
port folios, pearl and shell fancy ho.\'es. back-
gammou boards, cliess men. liouqnet liolileis,
Lnbin’s extracts. I‘:tl_.*_1ll.*:ll. l“l't'-lttill and German
perfumory in lieaps and staclcs, pen and pout.-or
kiiives, ra:r.ors. wallets, hair oils of cvr-.i'_y variety,
ivory tablcts. &c., &c., in fact, :1 complete as-
sortgment‘. offancy goods,and wliicli will be sold
at very low prices. \V. BISSELL.
Norwalk. Dec. 6, 18-50. ‘
Distrii-.t.of .\"orw:.ilk. ss. Probate Court, Docent-
ber14, l8.5(l——l£stiite of Po/,l'y Loiuisburi/. late.
of Nexv Canaan in said Disti'ict.'decea.-ietl.
The..Court of Probate for the District. of
Norwalk hath limited and allowed six months
from the date liereof, for t.he Creditors of said
Estate. to exhibit tlieir claims fog settlement.
Those who iieglect to present their accounts
properly ntt,ested, within said time, will be de-
barreil a recovery All persons indclitcd to said
estate are requested to make iniiuediatc pay-
ment to
51*‘ SAW IICL BOUTON,Adniinistrator.
D.‘sti'i(:/. of Norim.’7.' ss Probate Court, Decem-
brzr 10/./1.1850.
$'l‘:\'l‘l£ of RHOD.-\. GREGORY, late
‘‘ of \Vilton. in said dist'rict.. il~ceaseil.
The 'Court of l.’robatc tor the district: of Nor-
walk hath limited and allowed six months from
the (late licreot, for the creditors ofsaid t--state,
to exhibit. their claims for setrloiueutt. Those
who neglect. to pi'esi-nt. their a ccouiits, properly
attested, within said time. wil be debarrcd a
i'ecovery. All persons indebted to said estate
are rcque.~?ted to make iuimcdiatc payment to
‘sVlLLI.‘w.\I II. Isl.-\;\'I<‘ORl),
.
IL:x'ccutor.
51:15:-
])i.s-/ri'i.-/ of I"l’Ic.\‘/})UI‘[ ss Probate Court, Decem-
/wr ltil/i. 18:30.
P()\' the application of JOSIAH RAY-
MON D. of.-‘aid \Vestpoi t. sliowiiig to this
Court. that he is guardian to Sally Maria More-
honse, a min-or lmloiigiiig to said l)lsl‘t'i(:l. and
that said minor is the owner of the following
real estate, viz: one certain tract of land lying
in \Ve:'~.-lport in the rountyof lfairlicld in quan-
tity fonracres one road and t1lirei=. rods. bounded
norilierly part. on liiglnvay and part. on .‘.lar_v
Turuey, easterly part: on Mary 'l‘iii'iu-y and
part on Cliarlcs Cliapman. sontlierly by land
distriliutcd to Julia Ann lianks. illltl-\\‘r>.~1l(*.!'lY
by \Villiam llowarth. it: living land tlistril.~uteil
to said Sally Maiiah out of the estate of her
late fatlier, I‘I(l.~‘tllt ;\Ioi'eliouse. valucil at. about
two liundrcd dollars. and shoxviiigjust and rea-
sonable cause for scllin_'_v said real estate; pray-
ing for an order, and that. he or soiue other
iiicet. pcizsoii be empowercil tosell the sauic. as
-per application on lilo. tlatctl llic 1Glli day of
Di-ct-iiilier. 1t3:3ll - inure fully appears.
Oiani-:r.i-:n——'l‘liat the f=irt’.‘.'.riiii.‘-I ahlllicatioii be
heard at tho l’i-obatc (lllice, in saiil \Ve.-tport.
on the 5th day of l"eliriiai'y. lhffil, at 1 o’clock
aftcriioon; and that notice tliereot ho publ'i<lii>il
in soiiie public iie\\'sp;ipei' uea r the place wlierc
such real estate lie.-4, tliiee '.vcel.'.< siicces.-ive;y,
at least; six \\'t‘('l\'S ne.lure said time assi«_riictl.
51 C%i£f)II.(1‘l§ L. C.«\BLE, Judge.
Link.
Efi-.i\RRlSON'S Columhian luks.-—B.'ac.k.
‘‘ japan, copying. Inarl.ing, blur-. indelible,
scarlct, i'ed, carmine. Tlicse inks flow inure.
f3"‘€’-l_l‘ from the pen, and give a stroii_1ei' and
more durable color than any Gilli-‘I’. For sale
A. SELLECI_C_.
E7€?z'i:ate:r (E3-sods.
2 C. RA-.\'DLF. has just opened the
.9’. -1- a most splendid nssoi'tmcnt of caps, furs
and umbrellas, ever oll'ered in .\lor\valk. and at
prices beyoiul competition. Call at No. 17
Main st. and look for youiselves. Quick sales
and small profits is the motto.
.,_
Eiéfiap of‘ Efiorwallz.
%, IL L be shortly publislied, a new and cor-
rect map of the town of _\'orwalk, in
which every road will be accurately inea.<ured
and laid down to a suitable scale; ihe. location
of cve.ry farm and the number ol'acres in each
will be also shown. with the oxviici-’s name at-
tached to them. The borougli of Norwalk and
the villa_r_ve of South Norwalk will be ieparntely
laid down to a scale lar_<,1e enougli to admit of
every building being inai'l.'ed in its respective
place, with the propcity owner’s name pr(-lix-
ed. Mr. 1\lcCartli_\‘, an expe "enced and coin-
petent surveyor, is already eiigageil at the sur-
vey. The map will be liaudsomcly htliographed.
coiored. varuislied and inouiiteil, and will be
delivered to subscribers at $3 75 a copy.
Tliere is a lirst.-rate artist eiigzigeil to take
views, so that persons desirous of having their
i'i».siileiicc.s or places of luisiiiess appi-.ar in full
on the map, can be accmuinovlated at reasonable
terms. RICH ARD CLARK, Publisher,
Pliiladelpuin.
€i“.~o1-:1 anal $.31-£12791" tidere.
l.LVl£ '1 cups, spoons, kiiive.<. forks, pencils,
pens, watches, cliairis, kt-ys, riiigs, pins,
&c.—a great variety of gtlutla‘ suitable for lllre
liolydays. Presents of gold and silver will last.
Call at Dl..5‘l3l*t(")\V’S.
Cassie Erato
’ THE inclo.-‘tire of the. subscriber on
or about the 7th inst... taree red year-
The owuer_is i'.nqucste(l to prove prop-
hugs.
oily, pay charges, and take them away.
S’.l.‘EPllEN MORGAN.
\Vilton, Dec. 14, 1850.
r- --xv -.2 '.-':<' .';4._ . «.":: ::."
'.E'wo Farms for Sale _
AT A UrP..EA’.l‘ BARGAIN. .
The subscribers oll'ei' for sale two
farms lying in the town of New Canaan.
One of said farms is sit.:1at.e(l about four
miles from Norwalk landii g. and contains about
sixty acres oflirst rate land with a spacious
dxvelliiig botise and other out buildings tzhereon
staiiiliiig. Also auotlier farm containing about
one lii.iii(li'ed acres ofgood land, with it farm
house. and other buildings‘ tliei'r—.on standing
about three and a half miles from Noi'walk
landing a ml is a most. desirable farm for any
persoii who would likc..to be situated near the
salt water. ltis well divided into wood. pas-
ture, meadow and plow land,and IS well wat-
ered, and is worthy the attention of those who
wish to purcliasca good t'arni. For lurtlier
particulars enquire ofthe subscriber at New
Canaan or of Chas. Isaacs, at Noiwialk.
\VI.LiLlAi\1 DRUMRIOND.
New Canaan, Dec. 9, 1850.
_-3.
littdllgf
ii
il’3-
50
E."-»:3‘ew ."3’e'weZ1‘y Establishment.
NO\V is the time to get your Christmas
and New Years picsents cheap at; the
new Jewelry store ol C. A. Durand, who has
lately located liimsclf under the Connecticut
Hotel, where you mayglind every urticleln his
line, suited to the wants of all. He ha : just. re-
ceived a large and elegant stock of gold and sil:
ver watches, liracelets, ear rings, linger rings
(some new pattcriis.) music boxes.silre1' and
plat:-d ware. His facilities for olit'a'u.:iiig goods
are sucli as to enable liiui to compete with any
estahlisliment of the kind in the county, and
the mot to is cheap for cash.
I’. S.-—\VaIcl‘i repaii-iu;; in all its branches
a nil job work done with dispatch and warranted.
4:50 o. A. DU I-‘(AN D.
3.332:-fisztry and Ev?-orwaiiz 1132;53:11-
‘ OTICE is liereby given to the. subscribers
to the Capital Stock of the Danhury and
i\'orwalk .l.{ailruad Company, that. the. Presi-
dent aiid Directors at. a. n‘ieet'iiig held at. Nor-
walk, on the 13th day of .‘;~'epteiiibcr, 1850, 7:0-
lcrl that an instalment. of 10 per cent, on the
Capital satock, including the amount paid at the
tinie. of .\‘l.1l)St:l'll)lll}.I. be paid to the Treasurer
on or before the 20th Oct, next.
And that. further instaliiieuts of 10 per cent,
be paid on -or before the. ifirst i\louda_\'s of De.-
cemher, .lanuary, February, March, April,
May, .luue, July, and A u9;i.ist, next.
Tlie sulisci'i|ici's rcsiiling at Norwalk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to \Villiam S.
Lochwootl. I§sq,, Assistant 'l‘reasurer.
Certiticatcs of Stock, and amount paid, will
be ready at. the tffiiie of payiucnt of instal-
ments, for ilelivery,
A.-‘.110-N SICIELEY, Treas'urer.
.DtZ/I[)uJ)“7/,1l.)"']L Sc,»/ciii!2ci', 18:30.
€34. emsraiiz Esaiiroad.
I" § '‘-II E siihscrilicr-.-' to the capital stock of the
.5 Daubm'y CC Norwalk Railroad Company
will please take notice that the 1’residciit'. and
Dircctors,at. a iuccting hold by them on the 3d
day of Dec. 18:30. l)tl:~.*-‘(‘.(.il a vote ilirectmg the
'_l.‘rcasui'ei' of said Company to collect iiiterest
from all tlies:~ilisci'ilici's that net lect to pay their
instalments live days after they become due.
A. SEELEY, Sect’y.
Danbury, 4th Dec., 1850. 2150
Q} U."'i‘
63:1‘
..:1-vies.
‘L DOZ. Amcrican, I‘:ll,‘_'ll.~l]. and German
' slates, a.<soi't<-.-d sizes—-aiid 100 .\l slate
peui:ils,for sale by \V. C. S'l‘.l-IEICT.
rec‘d. a large assortmeiit of lanterns.
L()CKWOt)l), I'IAl(-.‘U'1‘L\'. Co.
'5 U-\"l‘ rec'd. 4000 lbs. superior Ohio Clicese.
:2)" Country rnercliaiits will do well to call and
examine belore pui'clia<iug. as it will be sold
cheap for cash. ll.-\Y.\lO.\'D It All IQ.-XD.
. K? it AZOl'l::i.-—-’l‘wo cases g.r~.uuiiie ilodges <33
1.3. Son’s razors, for sale by
w. "c. s'raiaia1‘.
ORSE for sale. 'lCii(p,iii'e of .
L(i(:l{\\'o()i), I.I:\lUl1’l‘ &
ca 2
:-;—;.z1€2?v3S.
_..:l._h._ ‘Co.
V
i;'E.‘oe'E;-s 323:1
large assortuicut. for men and boys cheap
at H. Ii. (,)l.:‘-i.*'~"l‘lC.-\'l,)’.“_~'.
-7: -'~_v:I
. _ y ‘
E’ l. [‘ iec il, -1 J-iigo -i--o tmeut ‘llltl for s-i e
- I . ,- 1 L ( I , . 1 . ( . -
" ii. (2. l;-’..-\.\'DL. l~2.
915' chi--up.
[I17 .~:ul>sci'ibei' liasjiist returned front New
York with a largge lot. of the l)(-).<,l‘. water
|)l‘0Hl lioots to he had:
lndia Rubber Ovcr Slices, all of which will be
sold cheap for cash. II. 1IAiVI)I,Ci':'.
{W ROCERIES, CROCl{El.‘xY,' HARD-
‘KF \VAl’tlC. &c., a good nssortmeiit, for
sale as cheap as the r-.l1eape.<t. for 'rc(u/_v/ pay.
SICYMUUR (‘)OMSTOCI(.
New Canaan, Nov. 8.1551)
ALCINED f’L.~\.S'l‘l§ I, for finishing
C
'\valls, constantly on hand. at
E. OLi\IS'l‘EAD'S.
I FAiiii‘ii':i.u Co. l’$.\.\'1(,
Del.-. 2. 1851). i
. IIE Presideiit and Directors ofthis Bank
have declared a dividciid of four percent".
on the capital stock for six iuoiitlis, eudiiig 30th
ult... payable to the stocklioldors on deuiand.
Per order, T. \VAl:1-.\‘Ell., . i‘., A
40 (iasliier.
_ ‘t O L D iiiglits are coming, and many an
. / hour‘s anxiety may he .\'ll'v't’t,I to parents
by the use ofom bi-d—clotlies clasp. Try them,
and ifyou dnn’t like them, l)l'll!_£I them back and
get your money. 48 I)l.‘3l}l{O\V.
Ti‘?-5’-.*Ze.7.2:iw':§‘s.137 §>"'?’e.,_1;-,‘..':-.2."-.-z"-.'i=3i=.e.
,. lCliSOI\’S wisliing to siiliscrilii-. to llarpers
? 1‘-lagaziue, can do so by applying at .I0lI.\'
A. \Vi-:i-:n’s. Subscripton $3 per yt‘tH'. l'|'€€‘- Of
expenses, postage, &c, A specimen copy can
be seen at ' J. A. \Vl~:i£D’s.
;.'*~"-.'.?3w 5.-'§~€3€3stES
j” ‘i_; ISBROVV has rcc’d a new lot of porte-
Il rnouaies for ladies and geiitlemen; back
(ft)lt‘i)S. fancy boxes, shawl pins, iuilia rubber
halls and whistles—a first-rate thing tor chil-
drcn’s use. f 49
oEl:':=~9§'t‘§u
. L .-\l7{(}E As.«ortti'ncntofToys, &c. for the
Holidays; also, the Pictorial l’»i'otli_e.r
Jonathan for Christmas; the New York daily
and weekly papers; Ha..;iper’s New Ma;_rn'/.nie,
will be found on the last oflevery month; “ll
ofwhich are for sale at the ‘- Tim 5710/)” ll};
JACOB JENNlNG.‘:~.
Norwalk, Novoember 12. 1850. 40
Eilfotice.
STR2\Yl5l'D or st.ole.n from the
pasture of the su'nscriher. on or
about; the 1st of inst. November,
live so up ewes. The artificial mark on them
is a \V in the near eiir. \Vhoever will return
said sheep. or give information whereby they
may be obtained shall be generously re\vaI'de-d.
DAVID WILLARD.
VVilton, Nov. 9, 1850. 51
E
ARPER.’S Monthly Ma~a:7.ine for Dec.
for sale by J. A. \VEED.
A little more L7'__r,»'Ii,l. iipon L/ic subject.
URN ING FLUID (at 75 cents ii gallon.)
and camphene, rec'd fresh every week,
for sale at BISSELLIS.
traces.
Cattles Ilirles, at
{V ASH paid for
J S‘ IC. OLiVICTEAD’S.
éfltieese.
7%-VI-IE best. in town, at;
OLMSTl§AD’S.
A Rare Chance
OR any person wishing to get. into the
Dnguerreotype Busiiiess.—I-Iaviug an ex-
tra set. of dagi1ei'i'entypiiiq 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 l.l'l‘V(—‘.lllt')fZ through the country with.
Instruction would be given in the art, if desired,
with all the resent. improvements.
J. AUSTEN.
4
‘.‘_n".4-.2-r'._'."...'_"..L.. ...L‘f£"§:-“‘.'£‘.“. ' ' .
also, a large quantity of
_ . _._.,_.,___>_ .. .. . -- . A .-.,_
Que the Woudiersi of. the... lo I
in N. lli11LD1tEN
The people -all-"out to witness the ai'riv_al‘and exhibition in
.... ..\.~...
‘ ~ Of the ‘most extensive and beau_tiful assortment of A ‘ I
, _ . _‘ N ea c .
..§'€‘a.e1ev.essa use flay fiaeeetis
Ever before offei'ed in the State of Connecticut. The locomotive iniiking great time, yet on
the track sweeping all before it. The
Weegcegseed rséerce rite %t’sea§e,
Yet in the ascendant, and crowded day and night aftei' ma ny of the great bargains now oft'ered
for sale. It would be impossible to euun'iei'ate. or to give any idea of the extent and variety of
the late arrivals. Flioy embrace every species of Dry Goods, among which may be found an
extensive variety of goods adapted to the
3%’
To this Department particular attention is given. VVe seldom fail to please those who call at
ll1ISSl0_re. New Goods received every day duriog the entire Fall and \Vinter. Those in
“’?ml’- 01' ~£100fl-‘, will do well to call and tiud out the most approved and fiisl'iioriable styles of the
season, for we are always pleased to show goods Willl0l]E‘(.',liilt'_tZt‘..
To thp Plain Scieutilic Farmer, or i\Iechauic. or to the Geiitleman ot F'ashion, we can offer
very great iuduce.meuts in lh'e.nch, Eriglisli and American Broadcloths, Cassinieres, and Vest-
l“.’JS- This is the place where the mziterials for a suit of Clothes can be purchase-d for a
small sum of money. The business will be (‘t)l1tIIl(tl’(-.‘.tI by
_ \VlLLl:‘.i\l E. RAYMOND, Sole Proprietor.
Assisted by L. M. MONROE, J. JUDSON, B. C. SCOTT‘ Nov. 5th, 1850.
_’~._..~—_.§_
E s
EEC-t3€iVCt.I€li1t‘iStII&-Ely direct from
aeesseu,
AND T HE R I ill .’lIENf'E ADDITIOJV T 0 M Y
ilitlili lillllffth. DRY 00008,
All of which will be sold at prices that will defy competition. My stock of
Is now immense, among which are many great hargaing. In
as stamens,
quality and kind, among which ai'e an immense stock of
rm cstetv
French ‘i‘vferiuos and Cashiueres, real Norwicli Poplins, Mons. do Lnines, Tliibet, Cloths, Al-
paccas. &c. &i-., all of which will be sold :-it a very small advance from Aiu:.’imi. prices.
In Broad Clotlis, Ca.~'siniei'es. Vestings. i\'1illiiiar_v and Fancy Goods, Hosiery. Flannels.
I3lanki_~,ts. and Domestic Goods, our stock never was as good as at present. And all may i'est
assured that the Old Bridge Store, is now, as it ever has been, the place for bat-,gn7'.ns.
C. G. GRUMMAN.
and Albany, and are now of-
'l‘lio; e in want of Stoves will lind it to their interest to call and e.\'ainine
7
LOCKWOOD, I—IAlGiE1’1‘ ck CO.
"l’ji*_l_:flVl7.i.1 rill}.-.i'e«l in tum p...ce, has just been received from Troy
IL f::i'e.(l for sale.
oar Stovi-s and priizes bi-.l'oi-e purchasing.
f‘.'i)i'zo'czt/1', -‘Sept. 01/i, 1?;-30.
e:.:a*3.
I-4 -4 ‘ " ‘ 1
_ LA RUIS supply just rcccivcd, consisting’ F},,.3.; SA ;‘{ FORI). is now receiving: his Fall‘
' 1"! 0 Stock ol Lumber, and has all kinds. ol
‘v’. of Lnilii--._< ‘Dress Goods, such as , _ ‘
L7/,,,,g_.-,3 C/,,//i, /21.5/'.'i/iiiri»/ill: colors, m:.=r7I,'.i/.722, lo _l5o.-oils and Plank. 'l‘iin‘.ier, Lntli, and line
' F,-,.,,,;,l,, _1[,_:,~«,',-,m_»g, 1;y;‘>7/(I/),ij((y),—— _t_i.I<t'- icceiv:-.i.l a lot. of the most. pcriect. sawed
,.a_,.;,,, Siiiiiglesiliay has evqr bi-,eii ii;a_t.l6*.‘—_?l lS“'0"§.1
coinpctitlon iere, ma tcs it. an o ljt-‘CI. or Juyer.-‘
. -. - to com and sec. Anso. Pure '\Vhit'e Lead
C/”"‘]“’7’«'~""i I)"“i“maHaS3 H/Iorstal llmuls’ ianzl Paieiits, of all kinds; Old lfliiglisli Linseed
Pfllid L7:”~"‘-'y3- I iOil. '.'arranted pure; Nails, Glass. lIard‘.vui'c,
Piints, all desiralile styles, with a variety of I-louse l"iiu'liiigs, and every thing in the build-
other "i)i'css (_-looils.-ziiitcil totliescascii. A lot of in: line. as low as can be bought in New York
long and square t>?liawls. Bed lllaukets. ol'su- or else\\‘hci'e.
pei'iorquality, and cheap; Cradleilo.. l-lorsc do. _'4.t
Also, an cxcellciit iissortiiien of l3ro:-idcloths,, V _
Ciissiiiiem.-', Sattiuctts, lit-ntucky.lcaii::, die. - UTA BAG.-\ SEED, of last .l:""“',5
Also, Vestiiigs of all qualities and kinds troiii 9_'l'O‘\V’ll, for sale by J. A \-VI?) I‘. ll.
the lowest priced totlic bc-st iniporterl. Men’s
and boys gariiieiits, cut free of cxpoiise. as usual.
(’.’t’,l)'(L _/(ill./.’.
lift/,.v/in dc Lrziiics, /rllt'.\,'[ .vli,'in.s ; yilrzui
7))i_!)'(}s_; A/par.r:.'z.s', all qu,ttli.lLcs (L/id co./,ar.~‘
u\n¢
lVcs/jiort. Oct. 98. 1850.
E3c:1’.‘.$-.‘:'4.’:€sc
_ 5- MOULTON- .1"i AST and German Steel. for sale by
\Vestport, Sept. 23, 1850. -5 > i‘ I \V. C. STR1£l".'.l‘-
,_-,,».-‘.1-J-_-3;; _e,-,—.,-51 .«~;:,., , 6'-.7‘-'.—.r~,.<-_-.,.,3‘4 ‘ta'.:,,'§:Tl.I)I)I4EI3R.C)OI{S Almauacks for 1851.
.._.:iC3‘..c.4 =,,s.__..._._, t.....1 .i<_. ...s~ vsfiur... .11.; , ,_ ‘ _ .
l ‘iv’ It or sale b ' the Gross or less < uantit at
1 r"'\\T‘1 I‘‘' .Y. I. ) b ‘"1: ~I..r.
1* OR XOUi.Lr LADilLb—i\oiu~a./., Ct. A, 5],{_,;Jt.,(,[\,5,
jlfrs. Loiiiscz A. Siiiil/1, Pi'i',iici',')(zl. _
‘ ‘ V‘ ~-,- : .‘.‘i()n -oiniiicoct--s on the _ _ ,_,, ,- . , 1-
W“ l,'”‘‘‘ 5°’? _. ..“ , ,, ,_ T , E21$st‘er.-részsg be this .‘t’..ze.e.r.es.
lirst. \i7i-Llnesilaiy oi .m\eni ici. ct nis—i _ ‘ _ _ _
,9 H. B,,.,,.d .,,,,] w,,,«'t—,;.,:.r Tuiiiim in up En-‘ -r .. SCICI.-\l‘. ) llllft dav,i1n entire new stock
1 1 ., I ~ k ~ ‘ - '~" ,. . . . " , . . _
Qllsli l)l'ili}t,'l‘it‘.:-is i\I=.isic oifthe Piano or Guitar. Ladies’ Plainrand lgiiilxi'oii_lci'edLinen
Dr:i\\'ir:g. l’niutiug, lfreucli aiiil Latin lan;1nn-ti-I“'“l3"'C "MI _I-‘"“'" *'1““dl‘°"‘5_l‘§“'I5 (Jot “'_"""li-7
‘ . \ . - . v u II - - 'v ' f ‘ ‘ ‘ " " ' 7
ge;~:—$l(l0 per session of [we niuuths-—\\';[hQu[ ‘sly le. and quality, some yeij lit. 1 an i 0llll<l;£’ _‘,
‘new stzylcs, ranging in prices ti .1-4 cts. to -...4.
C- J- URUM.-\5\'.
.")'|_“
T
music per scssioii.
Day Si:liolars—En_g:lisli studies and music,
$1-2 pet-quarter. Englisli studies alone, prima-
,.y_ $_1__},’,_g:mi- per quarter.
€§éi'l:-3! é;li£sl!
Norwalk, Sept. 24. 18:31). 3«‘l
E?‘ NGLIS I-I Liiiseecl, Boiled Linseed, Pure
l .§‘..A Sperm, Neatsfoot. lili-,pli:iiit. and refine-r_l
i \Vliale Oils, tor sale by the barrel or retail. by
\V. C. .‘:‘wrr.i-:is'r.
i .‘C‘i‘}V ED evtfry week in \Vc.~:lpoi‘t, at
. L‘~IOULTON’S.
Oct. 1st, 1850.
.._ 1.?-""‘I'~ ‘
.i.’§.‘é7I-';r...s.:t.~.‘7§".I
e 53‘E.’?.7 -roads!
II.-\ V E just received an iinineiisc addition
.51 to my stock, and among them are very many
great bargziins,'botli in Ladies’ Dress Goods,
and in Cloths, Cassimeres and \7i:stiiigs.
G. J. GiiU.‘-IAN.
NE \-V and elegant Ouinibus, from the city
of New York, has just heeii placed upon
the mute between Norwalk and South i\'or-
walk, and will leave citlier place. (near the
Connecticut I-‘lotel at tli:-2 B.ii<l,<_;e. and the Rail
Road Station at. lioutli Noi‘walk,) at; such hours
as will accouiodatc those ?ll'l‘lVlll_t\r by, or wish-
ing to take tlia trraius. \VlL1-.lA‘~.\t Cnoruu‘.
Norwalk. Oct. '7, 1S".0. 41
‘K’ “-97:37 5-“--‘Z125!
(
2m?:..o"a
Yasds of 6-4 \Vhite Canton i\'I:1t‘t,in_:',,
at 31cts. per yard. of superior qual-
MOULTO;\l’S.
410
it Y; for sale at
l'l’cs/port, .7l'[u_t/ ‘20.
(.7 v..-.L.¢.v. - E-.;..
.- .- EC-EIVED this lay, a new arid splendid
assortment of Die:-.s Silks. anioii,r_v; which
are some of the real Jenny Lind styles: for
licaulty, durability an(l economy they will defy
competit.iou. The Ladies are all invited to call
and e.\'ain'ine. C. J. GRUMAN.
Execs
UTA BAGA Turnip Seed, oflast year's
oi.MsiI«.Au-s.
'5 9.) growth, at
evsisiaiag s=taz.=i.
L\VOO.D"S i\t‘v'ASHlNG FLUID for
'3“ R A 3 Rd S .
The Cheapest Grocery yet! H -
§/ E invite our friends to call and examine €?I'GCIE€.’?.“_5/" and €5a'33.-SS Ey%7£$I‘G._
our stock of GROCERIES, as we in- 3:-
sale by VV. E BISSELL.
O _” b . UST received a large and splendid assort-
tend to suit *‘ the people.” or motto wi e
-’ meat of extra and coinmou crockery and
M Quick sales at small profits. Come one, come
_ _ glass wa es.
all! \-Ve will sell c7ica}).aiid deal on fair prin- LQCK\VG(')D, [-IAIGHT 5.: CO.
ciples,-—Flour, Sugar, Molasses, Tea, and all
kinds of goods, exclianged For produce. EQUSI-}IES.—Sci'iili, Stove, Shoe, Hair
\V1LL1AM 5, BOUTON, and VVbitewash Brushes of a superior
South Norwa lie, July 254)), 1850, quality, for sale by Locxwoon, Hr.1sa'r (1: Co.
38
- ,-~<-.v.-- -»- < - -- _ ,
T NEW soaps.
' THE siibscribéfis Shh”
~ ' morningopeningt.he~largost_
rage to call here. _ Gold and Siver Wat'cIie:*
from S5 to $110. Gold cl1ains,plajed do. Key:
of all sorts. ' ’
pnis. ear-rings. finger-rings, and ti1,||7§9it't_s of
Jewelry in abundance.
Silver and Plated ‘VVare in any quantity. - x
You ‘can find everything usually called for
in a Silvei-smith‘s Furnishing Store‘. We pur-
chase every dollar with cash’,-which saves at;
clieap, at
Norwalk, Nov. 11, 1850. " _ M
'i'i-us. CHANGED. V
at. work & N. Haven
1),IS3ROW’S,
7,15 and 9 A. \1., 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. \I., and at 4.55. 6,13, and 7,13
P. M. the 7,13 train goes no fat‘thet' than
Bridgeport. ’
Leave Norwalk for New York at 6,452. 8.19
and 10,55 A. 31., at 2,16, 5,53. and 9,22 P.-M.’
R. B. MASON, Supcrinlcndant.
Notice. ,
HE subscribers having been appointed by
Norwalk, Commissioners to receive, exaiiiine,
and adjust; the claims of creditors to the estate
of Moses Webb, late of Norwalk in said
district. deceased. represented insolvent. horse.
by give notice that we will attend to the duties
of our said appointment at the Dweling House
December, 1850. and 17th day of April. 1851.
at one o’clock in the afternoon of each ‘of said
days. The said Court has limited and allowed
six inont.lis from the date hereof. for the exhi-
bition to us. of claims against said estate.
IRA FORD, Commission-
IRA COOK, I ers.
Norwallr. November 91/L, 1850. 4!
.b_l;;f_'ITl.(I}v—d_Y(:)\/;.i.i\“TO!‘lL'(Z.l]€, ss. Probate Court, N -'
'vcm./)c'r~1G/h, 1850. . <
_ES'l‘A'1‘E of CHARLES FIELD and
EDWARD L. H'Ei\‘DRlCKS, Into
partners by the name of Field 6: Hendriclis.
tors assigiietl in trust for the benefit of their
cred it 31's. . -
()iioi«:'e.r.p,—Tliiit Commissioners to receive
said I-Estates be appointed at the Probate Otfice
in t\‘orwalk. on the ‘2d day of December, 1850.
at one o’clock, atteriioon; of which all persons
in interest. will take notice, and appear, if they
see cause, and be heard thereon. And the
trustee ofsnid estates is directed to give public
notice. thereof,b_y ca using this order to be publish-
ed in a newspaper printed in Fuirfieltl County,
and also by posting a copy tliereof on the pub-
lic sign post, nearest the residence of said
debtors, in said Norwalk, at least; ten days
before said ‘2d day of December. ,
47 Gisoaei-2 A. Davnuroivr, Judge‘
District. of Niorwcizlit. ss. Pfobatc Court, Novem-
her 14. 18.30. '
E Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
Oitui«:r.i~:n—tli:it the aduiinistrator exhibit his
.~‘~.dz:iiiiis'ii‘atii-ii account to this Court for adjust-
ment, at. the Probate Ollice in Norwalk, on the
30th day of Novcinlier, 1850, at. nine o’clock,
fareiioou ; and that all peisons inte.rested in
said l<}.<t‘:ite, may be notified thereof, the Ad-
minist rotor will cause this Ordei to be published
in a iiov.-'spaper printed in Fairlield County. and
post a copy thereof on the sign post in said
E‘-ioi'\v:ilk, nearest. the last residence of said do-
ce::.r.ml, at least. ten days before said 30th day
of i\’ove-nilier.
-17 Gi«:or.eia A. Di\\'ENPOR'P, Judge.
lb. S it is the season for Coughs, Colds, Con-
f.é.. stuuptiou. L\‘.c., the afflicted should call at:
J. A. \Ve.e.il’s, and get. a bottle of Rushton,
Clark A’. Co’s Cod Liver Oil. Price 31 pet‘
bottle, or (i bottles for $5.
E-so-tine.
EI,_:@UR.CI-IASERS of Lots in the Norwalk
1'2. Cenietery, are requested to call and pay
fut‘. and receive deeds for said lots. of the sub-
scriber. VV. C. S1‘iusE'r.
October 28171. 1850. 44
-——/
Vt)’izi.ter Eézghts
RE coming. Enquire concerning your
1.“ lights. \Vhat is the best and cheapest?
\Ve have a gmat varicty of burning Fluid
Lamps. \Ve have the fluid clirccll1/- from the
fr/,ctori/ in New Yur/c. ‘We warra.nt it. pure, and
to give as beautiful a light as ever was hurnt.—-
"l‘ry it, and if you don’t like. it, bring lamps and
C. E.
D] SBRO W.
all back.
.3’. us. ’s '5-‘fiarble Yard,
Near the Biiclgc, Norwalk. Conn.
Q I‘:I:)U.LaCI'IIIi.’XL Monuments and Grave
Stones of every variety ofpatterns, and of
t:lie most skilful workmanship. The best as-
sortment of American and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
1’ersons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to callaud
give a, personal inspection of his material ‘and
workmanship, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase ofAgents without an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article con-
tracted fzir. '
5:”? The Lettering and Ornamental'wo1'k in
executed by an experienced workman and cal,
warrant. it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk, Aug. 21, 1848.
"€§'ti.i’.fl.LZ:.,
Y"""'li~1E subscriber wishes to conlf-rzlct fol‘ the
making of 100 rods of stone wall. lfor
whicli the cash will be paid as soon as the _)0lJ
is completed. Enquire immediately of A
S.»\.\'lUEL BELDEN.
Near the Episcopal Church.
\Vilton, Nov. 16, I850. ‘
Norwalk Cemetery Associa-
tion. - -
T a Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery
. Assoc‘iat.ion, held August 29th., 1850, V0-
ted that. Evert Qnintard and Lyman Richards,
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grouiids of this Association, as ,_I'egnI'flS
monuments, tombstones, and enclosure of lots,
and that no person shall dig a grave. or erect:
stones to graves, without perniissi,on and a'dVio'0A
of said committee. 3 V V _ ’
Attest. E. Qumrimn, Chairman’.
TV. C. S'1‘P.EET,S€c’_V pro tem. 44
.,.,,,
, \ _ ystockof Guodsjn our line.
/9 ’ ’ 1 that was eyei-_ ofi'ered_ ll ,
._,° r‘_ i_. one store ‘_1_n Norwail g==
- 2'9 ‘ . . - ~ . .
, ,\ e , nia_king out"stock as large V
K . *’_'_ 9.8 many city store's. Outs '~ "
rent, a d other expenses‘being_so niuch less,
country customers will find’ it to tl1eiN_ld.V,'an-fig
Some very rich bracelets and pins; breast "
least ten per cent. -.Ca_ll if you want goodg‘
—.'v,..; ''
-- ‘ 31 _,.‘?§j3 _ -
.~ er: 3 5 7" ‘S .. " I‘ -
EJNTIL further notice trains ‘will leave ‘ V
York, from 29 Canal st. for Noi'vval|n’ tII__ 1'
the Court of Probate for the District of
both of Noi'\valk. in said district, insolvent deb-~
nnd examine the claims of the Creditors of
u
r
of Ira Ford, in said Norwalk, on the 17th day of‘
s'r.x'ri«: of ELIJAII DINGE, late of"
Norwalk Chronicler