.__.....3g.-D.-.1-s. . W
4‘
at
V _,th_e__b_es__t Oftlle kind published.
, solvent debtors’ act.
- --..--i.. _
I3‘.-.,_(ir_9n1,-_:r"s LAn_Y’s Boon - for February is
receiyed. Ituis a good No" and the magazine
\
l\1.u\sa.u. HAvN.w's REFUGE —The keeper
of the George public house. where Marshal
Haynau fled fi-om_Barclay dc Perkin’s draymen,
has been obliged to take the benefit Ofgtllfl in-
The number of curious
V visitors to the house was so great that the reg-
‘ ular customers left and his business was bro-
ken up. ‘i
V 3 Some Hartford rowdies went: out .to
“7'oodruli' Cadwell’s half way house. the other
night, and attacked the owner. ‘I-le defended‘
himself with an axe, and broke John Burke's
skull. Burke is likely to die, t'lXi):(l".Cttl(1We-llL‘l1\lfS..-
‘been bound over in the sum of $300.
7 he Ladies Ofthe Episcopal Church will
hold-ii Festival at_M r. St. .lolm’s Hall in New
Caii=.l=Ul.oii VVednesday, New Year’s Evening
and oir"‘l‘liui'sdii_y" evening following, when they
wili oliirr-fol" sale many articles of utility and
value. u.*1'_~\VQllllS many to giatify the taste and
please the fancy.
N. York Cattle Market, Dec. 24.
At market, l.50_0,__beeves, 80 cows and calves, and
9,000 sheep and lainbs. «
‘Prices. &c—s‘:ilcs'o'f_g_ood retailing qualities at
from .;'li6.l)0 to 8.75. '
Cows and C£ll\'8S, S
Sheep and l.:iinbs——-Sheep :it".l*.7_5'
1,50 and 3.00.
alesfatllriini 20.00 to 49.50
‘ '.1k$a5,. Laiiibs
Married.‘ .
ln this town. on the 30th iiist., by Rev. Mr._
Bouton, Mr. [lira in Green, 10 Miss. A__daline
Gi'uiuniaii. both of this tmvn. ‘C _
In St. Paul’s Church Norwalk. Dec. 96. by
Dr. Mead, Charles A. Maybury to Miss Har-
riet E.,daugliter of Stephen Smith, Esq.
lo Fill-lleltl, Dec. ‘23d.Alfi-ell 1?». Corbusier
of Bridgeport. to Miss Clara Hiibbcll.
In Poundridge. N. Y., Dec. '24. by Rev. Mr.
A Olmstead. Robert J. Clay, of Ni-.\v York, to
Bliss Emma E. l1usteilol'Ncw Canaan.
=-____ ..
, Died.
In this town, Dec. 25 Mr» Lydia Cooley,
‘aged 58.
‘in this town, Dec 27 Daniel Grady,aged 19-
Iu this town, Betsey l'l0tl:1(‘-S, aged 48.
In this iowu.Dec. 271b, Eliza Turtle aged
37 years. '
In \Vilton. on the 27th. inst.. Mary, widow
of Zarlock Ra_\'iiiond. Esq . ago-il 79 \"-‘:iI.~‘.
Union of the Staifes.
NEVV cook-stove by the above name has
just been recciveil by us; it. is the union
of ii I the good qualities reqiiisile for a complete ,
kitchen stove. It has the l:irge-t. oven of any
stove in use. and is expressly for wood.
LOCKWOUD, HAiGi-i'r & CO.
Lost,
‘R031 tzhe waggon of the subscriber, on
Saturday eveiiiiig. Qlst inst.. llt-‘l\\'PPll
Norwalk village and \Vilton (Bald Hill.) a bun-
dle containing three pieces of lomestic un-
bleached miislin,aiid half a dozen tippers. The
finder will be i'oasonabl_v rewarded by return-
ing. or by iiiformiiig the siibscribei' where it
may be found. ST E P H E.\l RUSCU,
Residence opposite the Mt-‘.lllt)€ll:t Church.
\Viltoii, Di=ceiubci".25lli. 1850. lt*53tf
To all who are interested.
LL. persons who are iinlelite-.l to thc late
tirii_i of '1‘. A: \V. E. llaynionit are request-
ed to make imineiliato payment to the subscri-
ber, without. further notice.
' \V .\’l. E. RAYMOND.
New Canaan. Dec. 25:11. 1850.
Prom $3.5 to $25 Reward.
INCE the death of Mr. .\Vakciiian Gray.
the account book kept by h.m while in my
einploymeiit, and several notes taken by bin)
for me. have iict been found, which induces me
to ofii-.i' the above reward to any one that will
return the some to me soon.
, JOl-IN BARSTO\V
Bridgeport. Dec. 24, 1850.
N B—Any gentleman owing me five dol'ai'<,
on the above Book or Note. that will eiiclose by
mail. directed to "Geo. \Vade, Bridge-
port." shall receive my receipt by mail, free of
postage to them. Two or three gentlcinen may
enclose in one letter, ainl the i'm:eipts will be
duly returned. with the tlianks of your humble
servant. 53 JOHN l3ARSTO\V.
NORWALK Ssiviives Sqcii-zrv,
30th Dec.. 1850. E
OTICE is lierehy given that the semi an-
nual meeting of ilie Preside-nt. Vice l’i°es-
idents and ManageI'S of this Society will be
holden at the Banking House of the Fiiiiiielil
County Bank,on ..\':it.urdny, the 4th day of.lau.
1851, at 10 o'clock, A. M. Per 0=’(l6l',
T. VVA l)\..\ER-, .lr..
Se-c’y and Treas.
TO THE PUBLIC.
For Norwalk,
Landing al. Rock]; Neck.
_ \RE to Norwalk. 50 cts; to Rocky Neck,
37$. .*-tages will wait for the p-.issciigei's
Tb} this boat, for Daiibury, Riilgcfielil, \Vilton,
West[)oi't, Fairfielil. Soiitliport, and all places
usually approached by this route.
The new and splendid low pressure steamer
»NOR\V -\ LK. will leave East River steam'1oat
place. Peck slip, Tuesday, Tliiirsilziy and Sat-
urday. at. 10 o'clock. A. ;\'l. l-'letni-ning, will
leave Norwalk every Monday. \Vedni-sda y and
Friday. at 11 o‘clnck, A. l\1., Rocky Neck at 1'2.
and arrive at New York at '2 o'clock, P. M.
For passage or freight apply on board the boat.
New York, Dec. 28th, 1850. 53
Danbury & Norwalk Railroad.
.)'l‘lC E is lieieby given t) the subscribers
to the capital stock of the Danbury 6:,
Norwalk Railroad Company. that the pay ment
of the iiistalinent payable on or - efore the first
Monday of Januaiv next, has bean suspended
until further action of the l’mnt'il of Directors.
A SEELE Y, Se-ct’y.
Danbury, ".‘.3d Dec., 1850. 2153
7 BARRELS of \Vestchester Co. Pork
of a superior quality, packed with great
care f r family use; for sale by the ba rel or
hun«tre«I- WM. E. RAYMOND.
New Canaan. Dec. ‘t5r.ii, 1850.
Notice.
' HE subscribers having been appointed by
the Court of Probate for the District (if
Norwalk, Commissioners to receive and exam-
ine the claims of the creditors oftho estates of
Charles Field and Edward L. I-leiidricks. late
partners by the name of Field 6: Hendricks.
both of Norualk. in said District. insolvi-at
debtors, assigned in trust for the benefit oftlieir
creditors. hereby give notice that we will at.-
tend to the business of our said appointment at
the oflice of Butler Gt Carter. in said Norwalk,
on the first Mondays of February and .lune,
1351. til 1to’c|ock in the afternoon of each of
said days. , , ._..,._,- .
Said Court l1as§’$'lij_‘1’iited and allowed six
months from the date lici-eof. for the exl'iibitl0n
JOSIAH M. CA1-‘t'l‘ER,
N-orwalk, Dec. 2d, 1850.
All accounts due _said estate must be paid
without delay to the subscriber.
53 JAMES REED, Trustee.
y to us. of claims against said «state.
Commis-
" ' CHARLES ISAACS.
sioners.
,.. .-
- Mechanical" Arts and lS_ciein"ces..'
D. APPLETON 6: CO.iN. Y.. "J
PRICE TW1~1.\'TY-FIVI-I CENTS EACH,
A Dictionary of Machines,
Mechanics, Engine-Work,
And Engineering.
Edited by OLIVER BYRNE, f0rmer]g/ .Pro/2»s-
sor of Illa-l/zemalics, Coll-ge of Civil En-
gineers, London; Au;/tor and Imxmlor
of “ t/ie (')alc'z:lu..s' of Form,” “T/ie JV'cw and
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1. Bibliotlieque des Arts Industriels.
son. Paris.)
Civil Engineer and Architect's Journal.
(London )
. Engineer and Machinistgs’ Assistant.-
(Blackie. Glue-‘go\'v.)
Pnliliizatioii lndustrielle.
.-\iiie, Paris.)
. Janiii-son's Mechanics of Fluids.
. 'l‘reatise on ".\lech:iuics. (l’oisson.)
. Allgemine Biiuzeeitiiiig mit Abbildungen.
1 (l“(_)l".~l(~‘l', \V,ein.)
Organ fur.die’lf‘ortsclirit’e des Eisen-
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11. 'l‘lie Mechanical and
\Vorks of Oliver Byrne.
12. Silliiniin's .loiiriial.,
13. Algeiiiieiie Maschinen-Encyclopedia.
(Hiilse. Leipzig.)
Cotton Manulaciura of Great Britain
and America contrasted.
. H>ltzipli'.:l.-i‘ 'I‘urniug and Mechanical
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Miitliematiciil
14.
16. 'l‘lie Steain Engiiie. (J. Bourne.)
17. Etsenbaliii-Zr-itnng. (Stuttgart)
. 'l‘rego|il on Sleaiii-Eiigiiie.
. Pike's M=iiliematic:i| and Optical In-
gtruinimls. (Liilioiilayc. Paris.)
2] .$g:iiiziii’s Civil Engineeiing.
‘.2 . Biown"s lndicalor and Dyiaionmeter.
. 0t‘l0lll and l’rogrcss of Stciini l\'aviUii-
B 0
lion. (\Voodcrol't)
24, Essai siir l’liidusti-ie des Matieres Tex-
tiles. (.\lichel A'cao. Paris.)
2.5 1\].ic.iieill's 'l‘nlJle.~‘.
26. Grier's M ci:liaiiic's Pockct Dictionary.
27 'l‘einpli-.t.on’s ;\lil|wriglit's and Engi-
ncer's l’ockct. Companion.
C-28. Lady’s and Geiitlcim.-.ii‘s Diary.
29. Marine Ste-ain Engine. (Brown.
\Vcisbach’s Mechanics and Engineer-
log.
The Mathcmatician. (London.
30.
31.
332. Barlow on stri-ngtli of Matei'ials.
33. Harm's Mccliiiiiics
Macliaiiical Principles of Eug'eiieeriug
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34.
35. Journal of the Franklin Institute.
36. Tire 'l‘ransai:tioiis of the Institute ol
Civil Engineers. London.
37. 'l‘|ic Artisan.
38. Qiiaiii-.i-ly papers on Engineering. Pub-
lished by W'eale, London.
39' lmpi-rial Dictionary. Gasgow.
40. Stud:-in’s Guide to the Locomotive
Eiigiiie.
41. ‘lailway Engine and Carriage \Vhe.els.
Barlow, London.
42. Rccucil des Mai-liiiies Instruinens et.
Appiireil. Le Blane. Paris.
43. liiichaiiiin on Mill \Vork.
44. Praciic:-il Examples of blodern Tools
and Macliiiics. G. Rennie.
45. .ll(~l)_|(’.l'lUlf'H ile l’lnili,isIrie Franquaise et
litrangere. L. Matliias. l’iiris.
'l‘i-eiitiso pn the inanuf.icture of Gas.
Atjcttlll. London.
Seziing out Curves on l-lailiviiys. Law,
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Hi.-ilgi-. Hi the Steam Engine.
Sci:-,iitilii: Aincric'in.
Railroad .louriial, New York.
American Artisan.
l\Icchiiinc's Magaziiie.
Nicliols-oii’s (Peter) Dictionary of Arch-
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Dict.ionaire de Marine a Voiles et ii
Vapour. De lioniiefoux. Paris
, Coiiway and Menai Tubuler Bridges.
Fairlairii
. Bi-ees’ Railway Practice.
. Bai-lmx-‘s .\latlieinatii-.al Dictionary.
. Bo\vditcli’s Navigatioii.
Gri~gnry’s Mathematics for Practical
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. Engineers‘ and Mechanics’ Encyclope-
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47.
48.
49.
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51.
5'2.
53.
e
54.
dia. Liikc Herbert.
61., Patent Journal. London.
6;’. l_%ree’s Gi'oss-ary of Engine-ering.
63. Encyclop.ei‘li'a of Civil Enginceriiig.—
CI‘asy.
64. Ci-adi_lock's Lectures on the Steam En-
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65 Assistant Engineer’s Railway Guide.
Haskoll.
66. Mechanical Principia. Leonard.
The object of this publication is, to place be-
fore przu-tizal men and students such an amount
or theoretical and scientific knowledge, in a con-
densed form, as shall enable them to work to the
best advantage, and to avoid those inislakes which
they might otherwise commit The amount of
useful iulormation thus brought together, is al-
mo.t beyond a precedent in such works. Indeed
there is hardly any subject within its range that
is not treated with such clcarness and pri-cision,
that even a man of the most ordinary capacity
cannot fail of uadc-rstanding, and thus learning
from it much which it is important to kiiow.
From the annexed list of principal authors and
subjects comprised in this work it is self evident
that all citizens engaged in tlie-practical and use-
ful arts, etc , may derive essential advantages
from the possession and study of this publicatiori.
The following may be especially designated :
lllillwi-iglits; Moulder and Boiler Makers
Artilicers in brass, copper and tin
Curlers, and workers of steel in general
‘Carpenters; lirickiriaki-rs; Nail Cutters
Workers in ivory, bone and horn ; Coincrs
Civil Engineers, Railway Contractors, Contrac-
tors l'or Eirth-work,’ and M.isonr_v of every
description ; Architects and Brii.ge_ builders
Builders. Master Masons, and Bric.klaycrs
Ship builders, Masters" of Vcsscls, Ship Car-
penters, and others connected with building
and docking ships; Block and Pump makers
Hemp Dressers and Rope Makers : Coopers
Manufacturers of Linen and Cotton fabrics
Manufacturers oi‘ .\‘pinnin,«.-, Machines, Roving
-Machines, Card Breakers and Finishers,
Drawing Frames, Willows and Pickers, etc.
connected with cotton, flax and wool mach’y
Calcnderers, BIe."ichers, and Calico Printers
Cloth Folders and Measurers, and persons in
terested in Sewing Machinerv
Author and Chain-cable Manufacturers
Cutting and Turning Tool Makers
Pin and Needle, Nail and Rivet Makers
Belt and -“screw-bolt Makers ; Lace Makers
Leather Dressers and Curriers; Candle Makers
Manufacturers of Great Guns and Small Arms
Biscuit and cracker makers; Ribbon weavers
Stone cutters and Marble masons
Dyers, cloth washers and scourers
Cide.‘ and Cheese manufacturers
. Crystal, and Plaze Glass makers
Sugzir Boilers and Rcfincrs, with proprietors of
sugar plantations
Manufacturers of railway. bar, round ribbon,
and rod Iron; wheel, axle. &. spring makers
Engine drivers, and persons connected with
the Locomotive generally
HAVE INCCOURSI-I OF PUBLICATION, IN PARTS, ‘
‘-"—-« - ‘u-.
‘Engineers and Captains-of Steam Vessels
Managers of stationary Engines
Lurnber Dealers and owners of S,aw’Mills
Veneer cutters; owners of Planning r'nach‘inery
5 Corn Millers, and persons connected with bolt-
ing and bran-separating machinery’ .
Farmers and persons using Grain-shelling‘ and
‘ Threshing machinery ; Tin Plate workers
Buhl workers, Carvers, engi-avers, and Orna'-'
merit makers in general ; _We‘ll Sinkers
Pei-sons employed in the manufacture ot'Gas
Makers of Copper and,Lead Tubing
Linen and Straw Paper mal<ei's~ ,
Ship owners, Harbor Master's, andiothers inter-»
ested in Dredging machinery ,
Astronomers, Phil vsophcrs, and others using
Pliilosopliical Apparatus and Ins.ruments'
Miners, Engineers, and others interested in
P,l1tnpi_ug‘ Engines; Spring manufact'urers
Personsiinterested in Canals and Aqueducts
Warehousemen, and others using Hydraulic
Presses, D_vnanometric Cranes, Jack Screws,
common and feed Cranes ‘ A .
. Workers in Metals and Allovs _
Wheelwriclits. Clock Makers. Horologists, &:c.
The publishers have expended a large sum of
practical use in this country, and have procured
almost every work on‘the.subject, whether pub-
lished in England, France, or Germany, the most
essential parts of which being comprised in this
Dictionary, render it as perlect and compi-eben.
sivc as possible. 'l‘he publishers have-endeavor
ed to use great economy in type, so that each
page of the work contains at least four times the
number of words found in oi-dinai-_v pages ot' the
same size This has also secured to each plate
working-drawings ofample size and clearness, so
thata. Mechanic may construct accurately any
machine described".
'I‘he publishers are, in short, determined, re-
gardlesfiof cost, to make the work as complete
as .possible , and it is hoped every one desirous to
obtain the v_vor'k will procure it as issued in num-
bars, and thus encourage the enterprise.
The work will be issued in semi monthly num-
bers. commencing in January, 1850, and will pro.
grass with great rcgula.rit_v.
The who e work will be published in 40 num-
bers at 25 cents per number, and completed
within the current year, 1850. A liberal dis-
count will be madc,to a_p;i=nts.
Any one remitting the publishers $10 in ad-
Vance shall receive the work through the‘ post-
oflicc free of expense.
TOTICE is hereby given to all parsong tin-
blc to pay taxes in the town of .\’orwalk,
that the Board of l~lelieffor said town willmcet
at the Connecticut. Hotel in said Nor-walk. on
Muiitlay. the (itli day ol' .laniiat'y, 1135!, at one
o'clock. afternoon. to hear and iletermiiie all ap-
peals from the iloings oflllle Assessors of said
town, which shall be iiiaile tothem, and equal-
ize and ailjnst; the valuations and assessment
lists ofsaid town.
AHA E. SMITH.
JOSEPH \V. HUBBELL.
ELI ll. BE;\‘NE'l"l‘,
I-lE.\‘R Y SELLECK.
HAl:‘tVEY PE-N.\’OYER.
Norwalk. Dec. '24, 1850.
A G111-EAT .\'A1‘io.\'Ai. PICTURE.
Vvashiragizon 1
From S/.uart's m.r)sl cclebrulczl Painting.
H158‘ h1l';6 and magnificent portrait of
\Vasliingt.on. from the bi.iriii ofan Ameri-
can artist. is troiisiilered by all who have seen it
to be one ofthe most. beautiful spcciiiieiisofart
ever pub'islii--il, and ii i.-orrc-cl. li/crncss of l'Vas/'i.-
lag/on. 'l‘lie size ofthe plate is18 by‘28 inches.
which will make a handsome picture for the
parlor. and should be in the hands of every
American citizen. '
lti a correct. copy from Stuart’s celebrated
‘"'l.‘<iiial Painting. now at the State House,
l'l:irtl'oi'i'l, Con; .
It is finely _cn,<_:i':ivi-d,anil printed on SllpPl'l0l'
plate paper. That it iiiay be wit.liiii the means
of all, the publisher has redui-ed the price to
one dollar! All pi-.i'son.s reinitt'ng the iimouiit.
may rely upon receiving ll perfect copy by re
turn of mail. to any part. of the United States,
i-arefii ly put up on t'olli=t‘~5 niade for the purpose,
free of postage. Adilrcss all order-. post-paid,
to the publislier, JOHN) .'. 'l‘AYLOR..
3t52 Bookseller‘ and Publislier, N. Y.
New Jewelry Establishment.
NOW is the time to get your Cliristmas
and New Years presents cheap at the
new .lewclry store ol C. A. Duraiuil, who has
lately iocateil liimself uniler the Coimecticut.
Hotel. wlicre you may lindeveiy ii rticleiii his
line, suited to the wants ol all. Ho ho ' just re-
ccivcd a liiigge and i-lcgaiit stock of gold and sil:-
ver watclies. bracelets. ear riiigs, liii_<,_mr riiigs
(sonic new patterns.) music boxes. silver and
plated ware. His facilities for obtaining goods
are such as to enablef him to compete with airy
establishnieiit of the kind in the county, and
the motto is cheap for cash.
l’. .\‘.—\Vatch repairing in all its branches
and job \v0i'k done with dispatch a ml \Vtll'l':il1i'€‘l.l.
41.50 C. A. DU RAN D.
qjulxiu PUMPS for-sale. by
. LOCKWOOD, I-IAIGHT 5; co.
‘.-\lR. l\i'iislies. back combs, (some new
sale at
patterns,) ivory and di-essing ('miil)s. for
Soii>-s'r0;\‘—E GP.iDnLi%:sT an excell-tint
BlSSELL’S.
-.u'ii(_-le for baking hiii:kwlic.iit t-nkr-s.
LOCK\VOOD. HAIGHT SC CO.
Came Into »’
' 'l‘l'lE inclosuri-. of the subscriber on
or about the 7th inst.. t.1reereil yc:r.r;‘_
The owner is rnqiiesteil to prove prop-
and take them away.
S'l‘EPl‘lEN MORGAN.
\Vilton, Dec. 14. 1850.
ling.-.
erty, pay charges,
Notice.
STRA YED or .~'lttll*l1 from the
pzistiiie of the siibscribei'. on or
.. about the 1st. of inst. l\’ovember,
live so i-p ewes. The artilii-ial mark on them
is it \V in the near our. \Vhoevei' will return
said sliecp. or give iiiforniiilion wlierehy they
may be obtained shall he generously i'ew:ii'di-il.
D;-\VlD VVILLARI).
\Vilton, Nov. 9, 1850. 51
H
ARPER'S1‘»1onllily Maiazine for Dec.
for so e by J. A. VVEED.
Enk.
E ARRlSON"S Colombian liiks.---B'ack.
japan, copying, inarkiiig. blue. indelible,
si:ui’lct, red, carinine. These inks flow more
f:'9e|_\f from the pen, and give a stronger and
more diii-able color than any otlicr. b‘or sale
in any quantity by A. SELLECK.
‘livinter Goods.
H C. RA.\'DLE has just opened the
- most splendid assortment. of caps, lurs
an-.l umbrellas, ever oli'ei'ed in Norwalk. and at
prices beyond competition. Call at No. 1.7
Main st. and look for yourselves. Quick sales
and small profits is the motto.
/1 Holiday Gifts.
TllE subsi:r'ibi-.i' is new opening and
lie largest assortnteiit of fancy
goods ever before offereil in Norwalk. selected
expressly for the holidays, consisting in part. of
card cases from 50 cts to $10. ladies work
boxes, writing desks, Jenny Lind music folio,
ladies’ and gents’ port. monies of every style,
port folios, pearl and shell fancy boxes. hack-
gammon boards, chess men, bouquet holders.
Lubin’s extracts. Englisli. l"‘rencli and German
perfumery in heaps and stacks. pen and pocket
knives. razors. wallets, hair oils of every variety,
ivory tablets. &c., iS:c.. in fact, a complete as-
sortment of fancy goods, anil which will be sold
at very low prices. W. E. Bl
, Norwalk. Dec. 6, 1.8-50.
NOTHER. Supply of Townseud’s Sarsii-
.ypari_lla.,
ceived by
JOHN, A. WEED.
la».-._
money to get original drawings of machiner_v in ,
1 and invest; the avails thereof according to la\\ '-
ssEL_1Q
and-Cod Liver Oil. Just re,-_
Great Exciteni
nan)
Of themost extensive an
mi. 5
the track sweepingall before it. The
for sale.
the llll? fll’I'lVlllS. Tl}Py eiuhyglce app]-y spec
extensive variety of goods adapted to tho '
LABEES
ios
this Store.
I . . . . _
Po the Plain Scieotilic Farmer, or i\'1ei;h;m;p_,
V I V n , ' ' W o
_“-‘-'.l .€;|0-it._iiiduceiiieiits Ill ll rencli. English and
Illgs. This is the place where the materials
Assisted by L. M. MONROE, J. JUDSON,
. '_‘.“
the
ionable Dry G-o
Ever before olfered_ in the State of Connecticut. The 1_oc‘omo'tiv'e' making great time, yet on
sinallsuiii of money. The business will be i-onductecl by ,
\VlL.LlA:\l E. RAYMOIV
E
ent«amoTiig'_‘,:the f "
MEN;AMDlHHLDREN,C
""1‘hei Pe.0l3le out to witness'the:far'tival_ and exhibition in ‘ ’
NEwtcANAAN»
d beautiful assortment of
0 ds
g . / ',
C‘ tcttpwl Store on the State,
Yet in t.heIascend(;int, and crowded. day and night after ion ny of_ the great bargains now olihred
twoul be impossible to enumerate. or to give any idea ol the extent. and variety or
of Dry Goods, among which may be found an
W.q.7*v°Ts'.
To this De{)1artinent pai't.icnl_ar attention is given. \Ve scldmn fail to please those who call at
t 1 cw Goods received every day during the entire Fall and VVinte-.i'.
l“""l Of £10003. willdo well to call and find our. the most. approved and fashionable styles of the
season. for we are always pleased to show goods without (2ll:ll',t_!i*,./
Those in
or to the Gont.leman ot Fashion, we can offer
Aineric.-in Bi-oarlclotlis, C:is.~:iinei'es, and Vest-
for a suit of Clothes can be purchased for a
'D, Sole Proprietor.
B. C. SCOTT‘ Nov. 5th, 1850.
Is now immense. among which
BRESS
In Broad Cloths, Ca.-siinei'es. Vestings. Mi
nnmcna
Received this day direct from
AccmEeN,
ANOTHER I.-IIMENSE 4 ADDITION TO MY
FALL & WlNTER,DRY GOODS,
All of which will be sold at prices that. will tlefy c0mp,,tp;o,,_
Blankets. and Domestic Goods, our sto-'_-k never was as good as at present.
assured that the Old Bridge Store, is now, as it ever has been, the plane for Iiiz/-gains.
—-__§_
My stock of
E. s,
are many gl'efllZll)ltl'gllln"'. In
DRESS GOODS,
We have every style, quality and kind, among which are an immense stock of
ismsrs,
Frenc V . - - -‘ - r‘- ' I ° . - I
. b 31.91 l‘f:l0S apld €llS.l‘lt.t18lt"S..lf‘.tll .\oi\\icli Poplins, Mons. de Laines. Thibet. Cloths, A]-
paccas. c. L i.. .i n which will he's0ld :-it a very sniall advance from Auc/ma prices.
llinary and Fancy G-nods. l-losiei-y. Flannels.
And a‘l may rest
0. G. GRUMMAN.
fereil for stile.
our Stores and prices l)eliire purcliasing.
Norwal/c, Sept. 91/1, 1850.
air l.AREE$T Aaosgsr Assaaiilisrir
Cooking and Factor Stoves,
VER offer-eil in in... ,.'....;c., has just been received from Troy and Albany. and are now of.
'l‘lio: e in want of Stoves, will find it. to their lltlPl'(3Sl. to call and examine
JLOCKWOOD, HAIGHT 6: CO.
The American -‘Washing E‘lu.id.!
OR. wiisliiiig in hard or soft water’; it saves
the time anil labor expendeil in rubbing
cJminou soap. Sold by
51 JOHN A. WEED.
Reward. Reward!
A-LL persons having unsettled accounts on
my books of more than two month.~' stand-
ing. are i'eque.sleil to call and make iiiiineiliatc.
payment, and receive the l.‘lillll\'S of the sub-
scriber. 3, C. J. Gl"tUi\lA.V.
,_--.__. _ ..-_--._. .__.- __.__
' Boo}: for the Holidays.
[LL be rec'd this week. a large assortu
inciit. of books. fancy Sl2tlltI"Pl'y,_ <S:c.,
selected express y for the coiiiiiig holidays: .1?
\V. E. l3lS>‘l<lL~L.[
.3”enny Lind Silks!
EC-EIVED this day. 3! new and splendid
assortincnt of Dress Silks. among whicli
are seine of the real Jenny Liiiil -styles; for
beauty. durability and economy they will defy
coiiipctitioii. The Ladies are all ltIVll+‘(l to call.
and t’.\'tIlllll10. C. J. GaiiMA.\'.
To the Probate Cuurtfor tFe_.—Di.s£:‘icl. of Nd;-I
7.00’!/I. 0. I
ll
1'} ‘ll E application of MA RY E. .lO.\3l7.S. o
. Viltoii. in said district; t'0spcc1lii'ly >l10\V
etli that she is lawful giiariliaii to Mary E
Jones, George F. .l(-‘mes, Clnirlcs A. Jones.
Harriet. F. Jones and Hiram Joiics. tninors be» i
loiigingto said district, and that said minors are "
the owiii-rs of the l'ollorying real estate, viz: al
certain piece of land lying in said \Viltoii, in‘
qiniotity two acres, more or |c>'~‘. bouiidcil nortti- l
'erly by land of (,it:N)I'_L'.0 N. Goilfrey, easterly by
land of said minors. soutlierly by land of Anna
Marvin. and westerly by land of Nelieiiiiali
Reynolds; also, the iindivideil one foiirth part
of a certain other tract of land lying ll! _SHld
\Vilton, in 'p.iaiiti_ty three acres. more or iess.-
boundeil northerly by land of George Guil-
frey, easti-rly by land of said iuinors.soutl:erly
by land of Anna i\Iarvin.and westerly by liigli-.
way. And she furl her says, that the estate is
at present. iinproiliictive: that the avails tliereof
are wanted for the support, iuaiiitciiiiiice tllltl
education of said iriiiiors. and that it will be for
the advantage of said mirrors to sell the same.
wherefore she says that there is just and rea-
sonabie cause, for selling the same. She tliere-
fore,prays the court to order said real estate to
be sold, and to empower her or some other
meet person to se l the same. pursu: at to the"
statute in sl”i(:li case made and provided.
Dated December 18th. 1850.
MARY E. JONES, Guardian.
‘District of Normal/c Probate Court. ss Decem-
lo
1':
Interesting to the Ladies.
ECElAE D thi-i day, an entire new stock
of Ladies’ Plain and Embroiilered Linen
The (3l0ll"“5~ ‘”"l l-l”".V will "3 '"“‘'-l' ‘’l"‘''“?''‘ Cil!Ill)l'lC and liawn l-l.iiidki-.rcliiefs of every
wliite-.r and soliei: than they can be made with sly,“ and qtlflljgy; Smm, ,.,,,.y W,“ and enmfly
l . . . _ ._ '
‘new styles. ranging in prices 0 1-4 ct...-. to 354.
(E- J- Gau.\iA.\'.
fiilsl Qilsll
NGLTSH Linseed, Boiled Linseed, Pure
I§‘.perin, Ncazsfoot. Eli-pliaiit and relincd
\Vliale Oils, tursaie by the barrel or retail. by
\V. C. S'1‘l{EET.
Oct. 1st, 1850.
liifiore New Goods!
HA VE just received an iminense addition
to my stock. and among them are very n'iany
_gi-ciit l):ii-gains. both in Ladies’ f)re.ss Goods,
mid in Clot-lis, Cassimeres and \7i-.stiin_gs.
C. 1. (:‘riiuu.-i.\'.
a 31% on Erecting.
Yards ol'6-4 \Vhite Canton :\i':itl‘ib__c._.
' at 31i:ts. pct‘ yard. of superior qual-
MUULTO;\’S.
40
ity: for sale at.
l~l7cs/170I'l, llftly 9.0.
UT;1 BAGA Turnip Seed. oflast ye-:ir’s
growth, at. OLM >3'l‘E:.\ D‘S.
iséiashing Eiuid.
L\VOO D’S \V.-\SHli\'G FLUID for
A sale by \V. E BlSb'ELL.
Crockery and (Mass Ware.
'US'l‘ ri-ccivi-il a liirge a.nd splendid assort-
INPUT of extra and common crockezy and
lass wacs.
LOCK\VO_OD. HAIGHT 6.’. CO.
}{USHES,——Sci'iib, Stove. Shoe, Hair
and \Vliiiewa:h Bruslies of ti supP.I't0I'
quality, for sale by Locxwoon, HAIGHT 5.: Co.
;.
vs
‘.
I!‘
ORSE for sale. Enquire of
Locrzwoon, HAIGHT (S5 Co.
A little more Light upon the subject.
Ul{Nli\'G FLUID (at 75 cents a gallon.)
and campheiie, rec'd fresli every week,
for sale at BISSELUS.
New Goods.
‘*1-lEAR. 65 .lACliSO.\l’S hand, paiiriel, and
ripping .sa\vs, Siiiiinons 6.’. D:ivi_.s‘l<iixes iittd
liaicliets, English and .'-Xmcricau taps aud d
' t received and lor sale by
ius
~ 51 VV. C. STREET.
.. ..-.. -_ .7-_"->';-i» ,«;-_.g;._ : ' ,._ ,~-,‘-_:,/,:.,
" i~v!9t:‘:‘4-A‘-o4o.aaw.-!~r v§£O'N—< Iovtx,-'4~IVC'.~rd'*‘*
. tags to call here.
ies, .
L !.-gvrg. .'‘;{.'.,r.’ ,‘__\..>.'.-,_‘-'_ fi_
_
. ,m_oi'iiingppe‘ifit§§ih*'
g st°'c.|.<.l°f Gosdfi
. thrit,:’.'vv‘#rs"..-Tvéri’ ., :
C, one store .-.:i‘I.‘I 1,: ‘Not
_ _ __j;as m'an'yjclty stioijee.-_"’”Our
rent. and other exp . _ D .
country cust.mne.l'5 W3“ find It 10. Ill?"
fro in; 35 to $110. Gold chainsdrliitdd Ldgbl _._l,§eyn
ofall sorts. - V . _- -. 5 :. . .
Some very rich bracelets atld',P_'°3.3_.,l"9"'
pins ear rings.‘ fiuge-1'-l'i,Dg.8s" and
Jewelry in abundance. " -~ _ _. _ , .
. Silver and Plated Ware~in-any.qI1t.!l_|.!Il!.-,.. -
‘,You canrfiacl "evervthing=1lSllfl,ll1..¢Rll9!3'f°|'
in a Silversinitlfs Furnishing Storey’. W9 A991‘
chase every dollar with casli.~vvltich.‘,I_,I,_V,o_If.It
least ten per cent.‘ Call,if_you v_vant,g_o_odQ
cheap, at ~ ~' « . =DI_S 3I.§OW’.8-
vNorwa|k. Nov. 11. 185.0. . -'
TIME
N. Stork &. N. ‘I-Iaven
\
\._g
‘ten. "-53? __ . . . .» .
{ll\l'l‘~lL furtlier notice t'ra‘-insiwi
York. from‘ 29 Canal _s,t.‘_-for,-Noi'vval_B,lI
7.15 and 9 A. \1., at 3. 4,and 5. . ‘-.. .
Leave New Haven for No_rwalk a.t._,7,.0Q',§9¢_
9,40 A. M. and at 1.10. 4.30, and 8.19.. P‘.
Leave Noi-walkffor New Haven .at”..9,28_,
and 11,18 A. 01., and at 4.55..-6.13;. t_Ill.d 7.113
P. M. the 7,13 train goes no.far_th0l'. tllltl
Bridgeport. . ' - . = : V _. . .e -
Leave Norwalk for New .York at 6.42. -8.10
and 10,55 A. M ., at-2,16, 5,53. and 9.22 P,
"R B. M ASON,Superintendaat.
3‘.
Notice. 5.: .
URCHASERS of Lots in the -Norlwilk
Cemetery, are requested to‘-call‘-a,nd‘pay
for. and receive deeds for said lots. ofthe cub-'
scriber. . _. - “W, C.7‘S'1‘m::‘r.
October 28172.. 1850. . . . .._,, .44
, . .
Winter Nights A
RE coining. Enquire concerning your
lights. Whatis the best and cheapest?
\Ve have a great variety of burning -Fluid
Lanips.- \Ve have the fluid directly from the
factory in New York. We warrant it pure, and
to give as beautiful ii light as ever-was lftIt‘ut.—-
Try it,’ and if you don’i like it. bring lamps and
uh back. C E. ’D1SBROW.
‘ Lamb er at Westport. _
SANFORD. is now receiving his Fall,
0 Stock of Lumber, and. has all kinds/:_f
Boaids and Plank, Tan 10]’, Lath, &c..and hill
just. received a , lot of the most perfect siiyied
Shingles that has ever been made,—-.-it It4‘0n3'
competition lté,l'P,_makeS itan object. for buyers
to come and see. ALso. Pure White Lead
and Paints, of all kinds '; Old English Linseed
Oil. warranted pure: Nails, Glass..Hai'dware.
House Findings. and every thing inNt)ie build-
ing line. as low as can be bought in ew York
or elsewhere.‘ . V . ,.
lVesIport. Oct-i 98. 1850. O ‘
44
Boarding and ’ Day School.
FOR. YOUNG LADIES-Norwalk. Cb...
Mrs. Loiiisa L4.‘ Smith, Principal.’
'11]-E-Wii1tei' session comrnenees on the
first \Ve-dnesday of November. Terms-—
For Board, and washing. 'l‘uit.ion in the Eu-
glish ln-aiiclies. Music on the Piano or Guitar.
Drairing. Paiiitiiig, French and Latin langua-
.
music $80 per session. ~ _ .
Day, Sclmlai-s-—Englislr studies and‘ music,
812 perqiinrtel‘. English studiesttlone. prime-
ry. S4—highor pei''qtmt‘te!'. ‘’
Norwalk, Sep't‘.“.I , 1850. I ' ' 38
arble Yard,
J. 1°a;,.’smi-airs as
Near the Biiclge, Norwallc. Conn-
Monuments and Grove
EPULCHRAL
tterns, and of
Stbiiés ofevery variety of pa.
the most skilful workmiinship.
sortnient of Americiin and Foreign Marble.
kept constantly on hand.
l’erso_iis wishing to procure Monuments or
.I iiy kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to calland
give a personal inspection of his material and
\VOI‘l{l|lllllSlll|), as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase ofAgeiits without. an opportu-
pity of testing the quality of the article cou-
tracied far. 5 ’
executed by an experienced workman and can
\\'lll'l'il|ll it to give ei:tii'e,sa_t_isfaction.
Norwtilk. Aug. ‘)1. 1848.
EEXTRE TRAINS.‘
The Cheapest Grocery yet!
%, E invite our friends to call and examine
our stock of GROCERIES, as we in-
teiitl to suit. " the people." Our motto will be
" llll
allql \Ve will sell r.-heap.aiid deal on fair prin-
ciples,——l<‘loiii-. Siigar, Molasses, Tea, and all
kinds of goods. exchanged for produce.
, \Vl LLIA M S. BOUTON.
South l.\:orwa lk. July 251/1, 1850. "II
_ U'l‘}\_ i3A*GA SEED, of last year's
growtli. for sale by .l- A W131‘: 0-
Potatoe I-Kooks.
AST and Gernian Steel. fin’ sale by
\V. C. STREI-2'1‘.
‘1
/
Q.
IDDLEBROOKS Almanacks for '1.8§l.
For sale by the gross or less quantity at
A, SELL ECKS.
ST rec'd. ii large assortment of lanterns.
Lo(:Kw0oD. HAIGHT 66 Co.‘
3.“
5
pencils, for sale by
_ Slates. ’
DOZ.’Amcrican. English. end,German
slates, assorted sizes—and 100 M slate
\V. C. S'l‘R.EET.
Country merchants will do well to call and
examine before purchasin_g. as it will he sold
cheap for cash. RAYMOND 66 MEAD.
AZO RS.— Two crises genuine Hodges dc
Sou‘s razor_s, for sale by
W. ‘C. STREET.
Boots and Shoes.
large assortment for men and boys cheap‘;
at S. E. OLMS'I‘EAD'S.,f
Victorines. — _.
UST rec’d,a large assortment, and for solo;
.0 cheap. H. C.) RANDLE.’ -3
Norwalk Savings Bank.
L L deposiles made in this liistitutinu, pre-
be-r 18/11.. 1850.
Oani-zni-:D—-—'1‘liat the foregoing application be
heard and determined at the probate oflice in
No‘rwalk. on the 1st day of March, 1851. at 9
o’clock, forenoon; and that notice thereof be
published in some public newspaper near the
place where such real estate‘ lies,‘ t.lti'ela_.weelf's
successively, at least; six W6.6k’5 ’b°1‘0l'° SW3
A vious to the 25th inst., wiil (:O!l1ll16llC8
draw'ing interest on the 1st January. 1851.
'1‘. VVAR-.\' ER, Jr.. See. and Trans.
Norwalk, Dec. 13. 1850. ' . .
Us~.uti‘0N, cLA1iK&..co.~s , genuine
cod liver oil, rec'd fresh everyweek‘; also
time assigned.
52 GEORGE
A. DAvE NPORT. Judge.
Townsendfs rind'.Sand’s‘.si_ii'sa'-pai'iIla for sale by
the doz at N. Y. prices, at B1SSELL’S.
New Fall and Winter Geode...
BECE1V ED every. "‘§c‘k in We-stport.;a_t
I .. "M UL'_I‘_0NfS.-
idfifié 1- . ,
Cattles Hidastfit;
» S-;F.. 0L-usfi‘
: - ' 2
;l>1sst;'ii=‘t9v3._i=; '1
C Asu paid for
T..--.:
I
)'
The best aI- '
E.?T"'l‘lie Lettering and Ornamental work in ‘
.‘'!
EAD-s.
. . . - -». -‘9."7.\ —k’
,niaki,itg oui;'stock‘es‘-large ~
eases beingso’ niuch if
“Gold and Siver Wathhu'
all nth’. of
ges--3100 per session of live months-—without . ~
._ 5%
:k sales at small profits. Come one. como ,
U_-gap rec-d, 4000 lbs. ‘superior Ohio'Clieeee.
.-1 A‘
.
5 ..« .
, onusréxiifs _:....,.
Norwalk Chronicler