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‘J .‘.r-:..o‘- .i .a’ A. - - . , ~
‘__fi;0S;,l_1J;.jl) ,li,‘e_aijiii‘g_ state.‘ Also, 27 acres of fine
.f2'§ll“l1§lT,‘l31_i)d. 'f,m’iles ‘ngoi_’:t.h-w_e_st of Norwalk
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Drllllld
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-‘~’°bi'iil‘dng ?lois pleasantly situated on the Mei-win '
‘O the re oideuée '?of Jared
_,_,__,“f_A;y1f駒."VIl jfgew linaan. .«On.it’isagoo_d
»o"’s2pijy.:d_y§?ellin‘g-liouse_, ,ba‘rn,,and other out-
ji§§l_i'qgs.‘a‘nlil 'fine'orchai'd of grafted fruit
‘Bi'id‘de'.”"Alsi)’,'six“acres of wood and tiniber
yi'n_g-'on'e~”iiii'le_~ nortli New Caiia-iin vil-
.'!.’Al_'so't,wo acres of wood lurid lying nefll‘
9i.;,.,-gs-..
I f’f‘t_he- Vshllffllflll’ of Wiitts Co,msto'ck, Esq. in New
' ‘i-CiI‘naa.~n." ‘ For‘ furtl1ei' pa'i'ticulars enquire of
,,t‘l,1e,siibsi_.:'ri.l‘>er,a_t the i'esidence of Wm. Drum-
"'ll§_.§I_l§_." Canaan." 3' ‘
° -’ * ‘-EBENEZER CARTER.
New Ca-n_aan._June 1.4. 1850. "‘9t25t.f
I "-1-? Building" Lots for Sale.
' -"THE7su‘bscribe‘r offers for sa'le‘three
biplane _ill)l.")lJit“':}‘l‘_"qEhlll‘tél' of a mile below tlie_.
b'ridgio-; -‘also.-ailot with a new dwelling house
standing thereon. -' 7Al'so‘_, ‘a-house and lot situ-
’"ii1l:’e'd“ii”t‘FiVe'jl\Iile River. near the ‘Landing.-‘-
_,Seventy,-fiv'ejpei' cent of the money can remain
.;‘-"mi? B‘oiid‘a‘rid« moi'tgage for a term of years.
,,_Ejuqiiire of CHARLES L. RAYMOND-
]\Im:_wa1k._ [Five Mile River.] Dec..24. tf52
?’§ ATANNERY FORSALE.
_ ; ~_ rvaluable Property .-
,.,,,Ei '__FO'R "sale at abiirgain.-—'I‘he siibsqi=l-
bar, cbljitonlpliltlflg a_ removal to the West. offers
‘fair ‘slaleihis foam and tannery situated -in New
’:"Ca5na‘ah about anjiile and ii half from the village’.
8‘: ii'dd‘aboi1tfoui' miles from Norivalk la ailing.-—
““Tliei'farni donsistsiif-about 40 acres of first-i'ate
land ,wit,l_i a good ‘two story dwelling-house, barn
”i;i"x'il;i"3'€lre_i-"_l)'iiild'ir_ig‘s‘ thereon, and would be a
‘ 'i.nos't,dosii'fable-place for ii farmer or mechanic.
Tlféiiihnery at which there is now doing a. first
'1-iiwbusiness in t.l1at line will be sold separate
i;
or with the fiiifin as desired by the purchaser‘. ‘_
;~'I"or.fi'ii'tlie'i' particulars enquire of Darius St.
‘John, New Canaan, or of Chas Isaacs. Nor-
.?.walk.- - DARIUS s. AYRES.
..New.Caii'aan,f.l'an. 9, 1850. _ 3
. -. for Sale.
- THE_ House and Lot formerly occu-
pied by~,.Eiuei'y Bissell. deceased.
' , For pai'ticulai's.inquire of
_ - ~ "CLARK Bissi:i.L.
, , . oi- W. E. BISSELL.
. ._-Norwnlk. Aug. 27. 1850' 35
. "FOR. SALE.
’ :' The homestead lately belonging to
i
"1 orwalk.'a few rods north of the Episcopal
.:7Cl_‘lIll'cl'1. It is afirst rate place for a mechanic.
ch‘-.{vin‘g-upon it a good dwelling House, Shop,
iB‘ai'n. dice. and will be sold at a great bargain.
f-Fofterms, apply to
-WM. S. LOCi<w0_0D.
3, - Or CHAS. ISAACS.
Ncrwiilk, Feb 12.1349. 1 tf6
’.Ghe'a§§ Gm-pet Establislzanent.
“ No. 99 Bowery-
Eive La7gc=S/tow Rooms at I'IlF.Ai\I ANDER-
s0N’s" w/iolesale and Retail Store.
AMILIES and housekeepers furnished at
"wholesale prices. '
‘ , _ - i.is'r 01-‘ Paicrzs.
English Three Ply Carpet, 73. to 93-
.. Do Double Superliiie, 85.
Double Ingrain Carpet, 6s.
Common Carpets. 6d. and 15.
Stair do 9d and .33.
_ -Brussels Stair, _(3s. and 8s.
Adelaide Mats, 6s. and 85.
Large Tufted Rugs, ‘.2s.
. Do ' _Axministei', 43.
Door Mats. 6d. and 4s.
-Table Covers. 85.. 12s., and '20s.
English Floor Oil Cloths, 3 feet to 24 feet
wide. 3s.. 4s., 53., and 8s. per yard.
English Druggets. 3s. 6d., and 6s.
Vi/indow Shades, 8s. to 40s. _
I HIRAM ANDERSON,
[m25 No. 99 Bowery.
Protection ‘insurance 00.
Of HARTFORD. Coxu.
Capital $'200,000-- With Privilege t.o,In-
crcase to IIalf a llfillion.
ILLIAM C. STREET, haviiigreceived
. the agency ofthe above named Coiiipa—
n_y. in now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,
Mills. ‘Factories, Burns and the" conlentsofeach
.‘5j.igetliei' with every other species ofproperty
_ flgainst Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates ofpreinium offered, are as low as
those ofauy other similarInstitution,a iid every
man has now an opportunity,for a triflingsum
-to protect hinisclfagaiiist this destructive ele
ment. which often in a single hour, sweeps
awaythe earnings of so many years.
.. __It is incumbent on all persons applying for a
renewalor policy on buildings, to inform the
agent of all changes in and about the premises
that increase the hazard: or on machiiioryren-
dered unproductive by newinveniious, usecex
less by changes in business,as no insurance 1
office is bound‘ by their policy, to pay any more
than the cash value of property, at the time or
its destruction. ,
__Noi-walk, Jan. 1, 1850.
I'enton’s Patent Flint Enamel
‘ I Ware.
‘ ILL'liereafter be sold by LOCKWOOD,
VHMGHT dc Co.,whn have purchased iny_
stock, with the sole right of the sale of that
ware, in this place, (ilie demand for it being
so__great, and not having room enough to keep
an assoi'tment, I was compelled to sell out,)
'I_'hey’,liav.e a large and well furnislied store,
and will for the futiirekeep a good assortinant
of_'_t_hi*s_’ VVare_on hand. I cheerfully recom-
mend tliewpublic to call- ‘
38 L , CHARLES E. DISBROW.
Webb’s Washing Powders.
‘ . NEW and convenientariicle for removing
' j _ dirt from clothes of all kinds without rub-
bing.‘ , '
Tryi t, and ifyou don’t approve ofil, the money
fiil_T't§g$,i"e_tui-neil you. ’
' 'LOCKW()OD,I-IAIGI-IT. 65 CO.‘
_ Horwalk. July 15,1850.
,4.-. 9325- ..
ANDLE has just received a large as-
' _, sortiiieiit of Silk and Cotton Plush, Cloth,
and Jenny Lind Glazed Caps, of elegant styles,
and superior quality.
43 .
OLOGNE \VA'l‘ER, Bay Rum, Laven-
, ‘ d’e'r‘\Vatei', Oijauge Flower VVaier, and
I§.os_e Watei', for sale by the gallon or bottle.
at the Drug Store \Vest Side the Bridge.
, ' New Musicl!
‘AMO-NG a large quantity of New Music
k‘ , just received at Si-.lleck’s, is the following:
"Jenny Lind’s greeting to America ;” the
“P_l‘.IZ8‘Nl1tlOmll Song.” sung by Jenny at her
first concerts in America; Poem by Bayard»
T,aylor—'-Mus,ic by Jules Benedict. “ The
Sweedish. Hi-.i'dsman, or Echo song; jlhe I-19;--
iiiit and the Maiden; Beiiedicvs _(:lItll'll1lng En-
glishballiid, "Take this Lute, &c.
' . A. Sn1.i.i:cx.
15 1\Lii.\* S'l‘REl~IT.
ii...-,.;.ii.; Oct. .1330.
‘ 'E'CE’IV‘ED‘ this day. a new lot of Clocks
Looking Glasses, Lamps, Gerandoles
and Colin Bus!-iets,_jBi‘ushes, &c.-
*'~* ' " C. E. DISBROW.
.__—.....-._...,. _
HERMANS Ca'uglia’dd Worm Losenges
- _tf..i-,,:,..iq.,i.,;,._ , ‘i I1 "1; A. weep.
Ja'm.es \-V. Hyatt, situated in the village of
.;-Fi zi-i-.i‘-:11-‘J’. .5-f
-. _._._\‘
IN QUART 3_OTTLE§.
Foa PURXFYING ‘rue BLooo,Axn roa THE CURE
. ,‘ '0)‘ ' - ' \
Scrqfula. Merciti-iizl Diseases. Rheumatism.
C’-uta-neous-.Eur-uptiona, Stubborn Ulcers, Liv-'
er Complaint. D3/spepsia. Bronnliilis. 311“
Rheum. Consumption. Fever Sores. Fe-
male Coni1ila2'nI.s. Erfi/sipelas. L038 if
Appetite, Pfin-ples. Bites. General
' Debility, is-c.. die.
This preparation has ‘now borne the test of
over 14 years experience, since its first intro-
duction to public favor, during which time nu-
iiierous iiniiatioiis have sprung into existence,
founding their claims to the confidence of the
community on the curative pc were contained in
Sai'sapai'illa Root. the great reputation and ex
tended use of which has been mainly attributa-
ble to the many wonderful cures effected by
the use of this preparation. \Vhile Sursapai'-
illa. Root forms an iinportaiit part of its combi-
nation. it is. at the same time. 'c-oinpounded
with other vegetable remedies of gru-at power.
and it is in the peculiar combination and scien-
tific manner of its preparation. that its remarka-
ble success in the c_ure of disease depends.——-
Otlier preparations imitate jt in the style of
putting up, and in bearing the name of one of
its ingredients, anrl here ends their resemblance
to it. Those needing a remedy and purifyerlike
this. are requested to note where this difier-
ence exists, and in making choice of what they
will use. not to take any other but thatone en-
titled to their confidence. from the long list of
cures it has eff+=.ctecl on living witnesses, whose
testimonials and residences have been publisli-
ed,‘ and who are sti'l bearing daily ti-stimoiiiiil
to its worth. The whole history of medicine
has scarcely fnrnislied a parallel to the numer-
ous iind remarkable cures effeiztetl by its use.
and what it has effected once it can effect
again. _ .
FROM KENTUCKY.
Inflammatory lilieuniatism Cured-
BAans'rowN. Ky., July 10, 1849.
Mnssns. SANns—Geiitleiiieii: It is my duty
to communicate facts in rélation to the beiiefic-
ial effects of youi Sarsapar'il.a. My wife was
afflicted with iiiflamation and soreness of the
stomach of the worst character ; her limbs and
chest were much swollen; she had constant
headache, and last spring was attacked severe-
ly with iiitianiimitory i'lii=.uiii:iii.-‘iii. The best
medical aid we iould obtain afforded only nio-
mentary relief; and yvhile in this situiiiioii. she
lieard of the many remarkable cui es effected by
the use of Sands’ Sarsapai'illa, and cominonc ed
its use. which proiluced instant relief. and less
than six bottles entirely renioved all the drop-
sical swelling and every other inflaininaloiy
symptom, restoring her to perfect health. I
send this statement as an°act of justice. believ-
ing it to be my duty to encourage the siilfering
portion ofthe human family to use Sands’ Sar-
saparilla, which I believe has no pa relief in
the catalogue of tl1f‘(_llCll)B. \Viih feelings of
lasting gratitude. I remain your friend. ‘
SAMUEL P. HARGER.
Read the following from
N1-‘.W-Ol‘.1.EA.\'S. Nov. 12, 1849.
Mggsns. SA:~.-pg.—-Geiitleineii,—I take the
liberty of sending you ii letter which miiy be of
iinportuiice to those who are suffei'iiig as I
liave done. I received great benefit from your
Siii'siiparil.a, having been cured of a malady
after suffering six yer. rs. ] liereby cliecrfiilly
certify to the good effect of your nwdicine. and
1 hope God will reward you for all the good you
have done. A chronic cough had toriiii=.ntod
me day and night, and i'epe=itP~d attacks of fe-
ver induced me to believe that I should die of
consuznption. One day. while sufferiiig a vio-
lent attack of buriiing fever. a friend persuaded
me to try your iiicouiparable iiiediciue. l)l.1ll0
tell the truth. I find no confidence in it. I final
ly pnrcliased ii bottle, and by it.s use and the
help of God, I was restoi'ed to better health
than I had enjoyed for six yeais. I cannot but
bless the author of this adiuirable medicine.
\Vitl1 great respect, I am. gentleman,
Your obedient servant,
FERLVIIN GROUPAZ.
“'I‘RU'I‘H IS STRANGER THAN FICTION.”
Niaw Duiii-iaiii. N. J., June 30. 1849.
Mi-:ssas.S.i.\'ns —Genlleineii :—-My wife suf-
fered with a distress and burnidgin her chest
for many years. and my daughter was afiiicted
from her birlli with :1 liumoriii herblood. \Ve
consulted various physicians, and tried numer-
ous remedies. without much benefit, until we
heard, through Rev. Thomas Davis, of the
great medicinial value of Sands’ Sarsaparilla.
On his l'0C0llililPnLlllll0ll, my wife and (laugliter
decided on trying it. and soon experienced per-
manent benefit. My daugliier’s skin assumed
ll. new fl])]M1lll‘il nce entirely; froiii being roiigli,
hai'd a;-.d scaly, it became smooth and soft.—
'My wife’s snfi'erings are almost gone. and its
use a short lime longer, it is my firm beiief, will
produce a perfect cure. Yours. with respect,
G. S. HE-.\'DR1CKSON.
Pastor ofihe Baptist Church, at the
English Neigliborliooil.
Pri=.pai'ed and sold, wholesale and retail, by
A. B. (5.: D. SANDS, Di'uggists and Chemists,
100 Fulton-st., corner of William, New York.
Sold also by Druggists geiie-.i'all_v througliout
the United States and (laiiiida. Price $1 per
bottle; six bottles foi'.$5. For sale by
46 J. A. \VEED.
Lamp Oil. -
URE bleached sperm. solar, elepha ii and
refined whale lamp oils. of the very best
qualities, for sale by 44 \V C. STREET.
Norwalk Savings Bank.
OTICIC is liereby given that deposits will
be received by tlii-. treasui'ei' at the Fair-
lield County Bank, from 10 to 12 o'clock, A.
M. and from ‘.2 to 4 o'clock, P. M. on Mondays,
Tuesdays, \Vediiesdays, 'I‘liursdays and Fri-
days. and on Saturdays from 10 to 12 A. M.
and 2 to 3 P. M. until further notice. Pei‘-
sons wishing to make loans are requested to
hand a writieii application to the treasurer,
stating amount and security.
'1‘. WARNER, JI-1., Treasurer.
Nor-walk. Dec. 3. 18-19.
Removal.
' E would iiiform our customers and the
public in general, that we have opened
our stock ofGoods at the store recently occu-
pied by T. L. 66 J. R. PECK, where will be
found on hand the most complete assortment of
' all goods in our line of business
L()CK WOOD. HAIGI-IT. 5": co.
Norwalk, July 15, "1850. j ‘
Hall on Baptism.
Foui-t_h:Edition Revised and enlarged,
jD91’ published :"f'oi- sale-by
. , 3 _‘=.mi;ir.i«:,\v_ SELLECK.
-&—-——c-——
if I Manufacturer
SADDLES, 1Harnesses, Trunks, Valices. - C
Silk. Purse Twist, Belts,4.\‘Vebb, Saddlei'y
..
’ HES subsci5lbei' having ha _
invite the €ltl’.6lltl,Ol‘l'0f the public to his
Trunks, Valices,.Carpet Bags. Mats, Rjugs, VV
«Sac. doc; which its has constantly on hn.I1d-
I-larness, combining neatness with dui'abilit_._y.
at this establishment, of the very best mater
not fail to satisfy customers. Repairing (I0
Norwulk, Nov._1. 1849.
A. S.'£II.iLEO‘.K,
.- Book Seller, and _ Binder, ,
HAS just returned from New York with it
. new and valuable collection ofS('*.hool and
BIlScellfllle0llS}B00l{S. Also, a large assortiiient
of Stationery, including Blank Books. Foolscap,
Letter, and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
which he will sell clieaper than they can be
bought for at any otlierstoite in this vicinity.
I-'1?“ Books of all kinds, boundin his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
El
' AS. removed to the cornerstore under the
I . Conn. Hotel, where may be found a coin-
plete assortment of drugs, medicines, perfuiii-
ery, books and stationery, fancy articles. &c.
Sac. which will be sold at prices defying coin-
W.
petition. 19 May 5.
roll: NEW 1-toms:
REGULAR. TRIPS FOR THE SEASON.
THE Sloop liiaar WILLIS,
. ineiiced her regular trips for flicseiisoii
§,,,,:-’=;,,,,,;=;=_;3,,\vill leave Norwa lk,ca.<i siilerlie l)l'lIl_9_§0'
ev_ei_ry TuesdayEveiiing, and New York every
Satiirdiiy. ,
Any one having business \_Vif.l1l'-lle Packet
Office during the ill).Ԥ0l1Ce of the vessel. can
apply at the Cabinet Shop of \\'in. L. Quin-
ard,,on the Dock. _ ‘
\-VILLIS J. MERRITT.
' Norwalk. March 31. 1849. ' ‘ 13
S*.:aran’s_ Establisment
FEE Rb the rzi'eato.st attraction. in his
‘.'.r:e,of anyone if the kind in the coun-
ty. For beauty of workiii.:iiisliip, richness
and taste in the fitting and mounting of Har-"
nesses, he has long stood unrivaled. His
his stock is extensive, his sales keep. pace,
and frequently run far ahead of his best efforts
to supply the demand. The secret of his’ suc-
cess in this matter is perhaps to be found in
the elegance of his wares, but more probably
in their clieapness. which gives dispatch and
facility to sales. If Sadlery \Vare is wanted
by the trade, they never fail to call on Swan;
for he sells at city prices. Carriage \Vhips,
for-instance, are SOlll at iii:inufacturers' prices.
Every article in the line may be found at this
establishment. Sti'anger, giv€‘liih‘i a call,aiid
he will more than confirm what is here sai
.\VM. B. SVVANN
Norwalk, July 15, 1850.
Boat, Shoe, Leather and Find-
’. mg Store.
HENRY HANDES renews again
his friends for their generous patronage
during the year past, and liopesto merit an un-
interrupted continuance of the business rela-
tionship which he lias so long maintained with
this community. He will be found now at his
new stand opposite the store. of Chas. Isaacs,
where he will be happy to see, audserve his
old friends and the public. The character of
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises every article of iiieii’s
and children’s wear, with lx’.ubl‘ers and Over-
FINDINGS of the best quality, and iii any
quantity, suited to the wants ofthe craft.
Norwalk,Jan. l, 1849. - 18
Iron and Steel!
FULL assortment of American, Sweeti-
isli and English Iron. round, square and
flat ; and Cast, English-blister German. Ameri-
can and Spring Steel on hand and for sale by
' VV. C. S’l‘REl€T.
Oct. 1st. 1850.
2
Auction, for sale chea p at
Wcslport, Nov. 5th, 1850.
Floor Gil Cloths. .
PIECES. oi'500 yards Floor Oil Cloth.
new patterns. received this day from
Moui.'roN’s.
40 tons of Butter and Cheese.
FOR sale wholesale and Retail by
SEYMOUR COMSTOCK.
I New Canaan, Nov. 8, 1856.
Patent Paint.
LAKE’S Patent fire and water proof
-Paint, or artificial Slate. Tbi_s-extraor-
dinary substance-is found in a sti'atum of rock
in Sharon near Akron, Ohio. \Vhen taken
from the mine it liasall tlieappeamfnce of the
finest Indigo and is no hardertlian cold lallow.
hard slate or’ stone, protecting \vhatevc.i' cov-
ered from the action of the ‘w‘eathe.r a_iid from
..li..§‘-llllrillialfil B. swan.
West the Bridge, heaiflg/_ "opposite the Norwalh Hotel.,
B. Harnesses man‘-2tj'act2lt7i'ed to oJ*der.:'
P: .‘.BRAD'LZEl.Y.’S ,
New Hfl?'7t6SS and Saddle JE.s_tablz'shment.
(1 an appartment fitted up beneiith the Connecticut Hotel, would
Just received a lot of Buffalo _B.obes,’Blun,kets, dcc.
l ' . . '
Capt. \Villis J. Meiritt, having c0m—,
Stock, embraces the greatest‘ variei: ‘., is fresher .
. ~ 3
and newer in style. pattern. and make. than
any country store to be found; for, although’
Fa-hisacknowledgments to the public and.
shoes in their season, for ladies €llll.l‘fletlIlel1illll..
but a few days to the atmosphere turns it to ;
and Dealer 111
arpet Bags, Satchels, Whips. Matte, Brushes,
\Vai'e, Trunk Locks, dcc. &.c. -
Terms _ favorable.
extensive assortinent of Saddles, Harnesses.
hips. Lashes, Brushes,Curryconibs.Slianiniies
He has on hand several setts of very light single-
Every article in his line ofbusiness niay be had
ials and style of workmanship. at prices which will
no in a neat and substantial manner. 9
F. BRADLEY.
- AMERICAN MUTUAL
Iiifejlnsurance Company.
‘ 5Capital $100,000,
Inveslcdiiin Bonds. /llorlgzagcs and Stocks.
‘Rates of Premium reduced 25 per cent. paya-
ble iii cash, tll]nl1lllliVeS"(l3;.Tll.-VilD'Il ually oi quar-
This Coiztpany have G'7'tl7tlL’!l Over
- . 25' 00 Policies. ,
, ,The Insured are Members of the Company
and share the profits equally.‘ Dividends do-"
clared annually on the 1st of January.
' Certificate for Profits
are traiisf'ei'able--will represent C A S H, secure-
ly= invested. and not unpaid Prr-miuin Notes,
as is the case in the _Credit Companies.
- . Policies ,
cahnotfbe reduced at death, by- having Pi-em]-
uni notes deducted tlierefroiii.
No Cali"/brnia Ric/cs have been takeii—noi° will
exti"a-liazardons risks be assiinieil—iind no
chaiiges will be made ‘iii coiiducting the busi-
ness ofihe coinpziiiy, which will impair ilie in-
ercsts ofits present policy holders.
THE AMERICAN MUTUAL
IS T111-I 031.1’
Perfectly Mutual Company
in the C0lJllll‘_V—-llilvlfig but one class of iiwm.
bers—one system of payiiients- no forfeitures
of profits-—and no assessnieuts ofinein‘.‘ei's. »
The public are invited to examine the Char-
llcr. Plan of Operation. and Annual Report of
' the ‘Conipa iiy.
' (Mice-rs of the Compam/.
EBENJ. SiL1.i.ii.iN. Sr. floiiius \Vii.cox,
P-rcsitle-nt. Vice Prc.sia'cnl.
BI-1.\'JA1llll\' Novas. Joan W’. Frrcii,
*5¢'3"€5€l"_7/- .Treasu'rcr.
Board of 7'r2/s/cos:
;Benja min Silliman \Villi.- Bristol
; Norris \Vilcox John Diirrie
Z Henry Peck Lewis B. Judson.
Eli \V. Blake ' James Pi.indei'foi'(I
Jiiiiics E. ldnglisli
'.Ioliu \V. l<'ii“(-li
Jose-.pli E. -qllPl:f‘lPl(l Lin-.ins R. lfinch
Slieriiizi ii \V. l\iievals Edward a Milcliell
3Aiiib:os(=. Jordon Sziiuiiel Lewis
Cyriis P: .\'ii‘iilli '(_1‘i>.orgo D. Plielps
(Jcorge L-lall Fl-erlei'ick T. Peet
Ofihe 2.500 policies which have lieeii lSSllP(l
by this Company. but 28 have been giiiiifeil
jlo persoiis residiiig out of New Eiigland -:1 ml
_the State of New York. Total losses in 1850,
ls-1,000.
Refer to
Charles Isaacs,
I5. B. Bciiiiett,
'.l‘. \Viii'iiei', J r.-
C. Bissnll,
.ClltlS. E. Disbrow,
lChas. C. Belts, -,4‘ 3
-Geo. A. Bissell,’ I \Vm. C. Si.-gen
if}. D. Jennings, George A. Davi=.npoi't,
Dr. Samuel S. Noyes, N. ()mm;m_
GEORGE A. Bis.si«:.i.L, Agent.
DR. S. LYNES, Medical Exaininer. '
‘ Come and See.
HE. subscriber has just received a large
and valuable assorfineut. of’ the latest
'6 iinproved Cook and Parlor Stoves, and a variety
of useful kitcheii Furniture. Among which
inay ‘be found the following.—-'l‘he Quincy,
l;iiipii'S Sltjiie. National. Saratoga Airtight;
= twoo ’s ‘mpire, ‘omiiion Seiise. All-Riuht!
and the Return Flue Cooking Stoves. 3
Of \Vood Aii'—Tiglit Parlor Stoves, The
]E(l]l)f[l£ '_l‘lieé3‘rqi.llii(:,tl*‘Iiipfy_AIgi-—'l‘iglit. Cottage,
till aces B 6 H11 el exit .5-ygn mar,
Of Parlor Coal Biiriii-.i's, foiiitecn iliffereiit
{varieties and sizes, and fifteen ortwenty varle-'
ities and sizes of Shop Stoves and l*‘ui-naces.
He has also saiiiplcs of Davy's Patent Sad
Iron Heaters. which for economy and conven-
E-ience cannot be suipassed. Als9,a good as-
§SOl'lll’lv"-lll. of Britannia,Jappan. Tin. Slicet lron
laiid Copper \Vare. French and English
V]Y\'lllV‘(:.S l;§l(lt.I“()l‘li§& of('&snperioi' iiiiiiiiifactuic,
a ii ‘ee o ions. ‘c. ‘c. '
Jobbing done as usual. at reasonable rates.
All orders punctually attended to.
g F. H. NASH.
South Norwalk. Sept.'2-Ali. l840._ 38
Ifoclzwood. Height &. Go.,
Agents /‘or the Sale 0/
lSK’S PATENT‘ METALLIC BURI-
AL—CASE, which, being eiianieled botli
\vithon'. and within. is i'eiidei'ed pei'fei:tly air.
and-water-tiglit, as a desirable article for pro-
teciing the dead, for ordinary interiueiit, for
vaults, for ti'aiispoi°tation. for removal after iii-
teriiient, 5:c.. &c. \Ve invite all to call and
examine, that they may see the beauty and
siipei-iority of it over all others now in use.
GIEOGERIES . &. onoonnams
‘ ' G. w. Smith.
HE Subscriber would inform ‘liis ‘former
. custoineisaiid the public genei'ally.tliat.
he may be found at his new store in South
Norwalk. where he will keep a good and ex-
tensive iissortmeut of (alroueries, Provisioiis,
Ci'ockei:y._ China and Glass \Vai'e. Also Flour
and Feed, Sporting and Blasting Powder,
PMBIIII F056. and a general assortmeiit of
Patent ‘Medicines. Allof which he will sell
at as low rates as they can be procured at in i
this village or elsewhere.
Fresh Goods received every week. Goods
delivered in any part of the village,
' South Norwalk, Illay 0th 1850,
20
fire. A supply-j usti'e'ce-ivedanil for saleby
I - * “ ’ * W’. C. ‘STREET.
Agent for the Pateiitce. b
..?'O‘\V_DE R, ,sl.iot,i1nrl_:caps at
'“ ' -‘ " ' OLM8'1'IA_D‘Ii
I
" ' AUTIONI Countei'feits' of Dalley"‘Ex-
-- "t'i'act’oi', in -the: old wrappe‘i‘,‘ flood the g
- 'lIltIl'kel3—llVOI(l them as you would p0'iS0,_I'1'. fol‘.
they are as dangerous in their application.
what is more imp‘oi-taut ‘yet=-you avoid the
. and ‘are certain of getting the genuine article‘.
.lJlll‘llS,’ scalds. piles. I'lleUll1=IliSIu. sore and in.-
@000
mon lngrain. all wool; Cotton Ingrain Striped
Venitian; Stair do. received this day from auc-
than those of the first part
ceived by
In. anew Wrappér'an‘d boa:esiiii2‘cli‘é1zla-rgecl.
Buy_ Dalley‘s Exmictor, only in the new
di'_e_ss_'and large Boxes-‘-you gain liirgely in
quantity ofthe Ointmi'=.nt‘-over the old size, and
danger "of being imposed upon by a Counterfeit.
The Genuine Dalley Salve,as_ thousands will
testify, is an infallible remedy for_ the worst of
flamed eyes, erysipelns. salt ,rlieum, cuts,
wounds, bruises, and all cutaneous and inflam-
~ ..;::.,IlVlPs0lITAN,.'.l';..GHA*NG~l3.
N. " Dailey?s.,Magica“l Pain. Extractor. g-...--.:Av1-‘.1 'A;_?== j"l3A,Il,GAI-N:’*"- *
3., r .: .«- an
The‘ subscribers offer for sale two
' New Canaan.
‘One of said faring is-'sit:‘mtéd,‘abiiu _l'our
miles from Noi-walk landii g. and:co'iitain‘s about
sixty -acres, of fii_'_st.i'iile ,l_aIid~ V§Titl_I_; a...3.llfl.‘E'P“3
dwelling house aiid“other__o'ut l.)\ln1llIll_r‘igS“';t=I|_§_|'.B0!l
stiinlding.“ "A|so’a’n’otl_iei' fai'ni_ coiitiii__'ning tibout
one.:hundred‘acres-oi -‘good lands iwllhi i’fll"f"‘_"m
house a,nd~ other buildings tliereonastaindang
about three and a half mi,les.,,ll?0m-.—D59''W3'lk
' ‘landing andisia nm‘.-'i.‘ dlesii-able 'fflil'l‘I1_"I:0_l‘ any
person who would like to be situated _fii=eiii"" he
salt water. Itis well divided into W005; P39’
tare, ineadowiinil plow land,ui‘id:is W8lI"‘4W'_llt-
cred, and is wortliy the atientionl-of those who -
wish l0,|‘)l]l'Cl1llS§? ii. good ;_far{u. . For .. I.“|‘l.l.18l'
inatory diseases. » .
N. B. Every local agent will be provided
with a certificate. signed by my lawl'iil._,attor-
ney, and by the Ti'avelliiig agent. ' ’
@'° See the-new printed Circulars for 1850,
they contain iuuch important and interesting
inforiniitiou.‘ H. DALLEY,
415 Bi'oadway,'N. Y.
*Dalley’s Animal Galvanic,
The greatest. clieape-st, and most certain
remedy ever discovered for the cure of dis-
eases of liorsos and cattle. Humors, sores,
swellings. strains,q'=itterbone. ,‘Zilll(-ifl neck and
slioulders. hard or spavin liimps——it cures w h
rapidity and certainty! _iiud no case of po-
evil, has. as yet, re.-istedllie wonderful prop-
erties of this great and truly valuable 1'6-iiiedy.
E?“ Fiiriiiers and owners of horses and cat
tie, try it once. and you will never afterwards
be without it.
AGl~1N’l‘S-—N0i‘\\'llll{, \V. E. Bissell; South
Norwalk,G- Vt’. Smith: W'estpoi't, John \V.
Ta_\‘loi'; New Canaan, S. C. Silliiiian; Stain-
ford, Roswell Hoyt. 33
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
HITCHCOCK 6: LEADBEATER,
No. 347 Broadway.
Con. or Liconian S'i'iii-:i-2' N. Y-
AVE now in sfore.'and a. e prepared to
serve ciistoniers wiili all kinds, and iicw-
est and best styles of
Fall and W'iiater Dress Goods,
which they will sell at great barga‘ins. '|‘hoir
stock eiiiliraces Fi'eiicli Marines and Ca.-li-
ll1i=.l'PS. of every desirable shaile and quality,
Parainatlas, or Cobnig Cloths, of various col-
ors; in appearaiice and finish precisely like
llleriiio. but of only about half lliecost. Print-
ed Ciislinieres and De Lains. of the iiewest
and most ilesirable patierns: Frcncli. English
and Aincrii-.an Calicot-s; Silks of eveiy kind:
Broche Long and Square-. Sliawls: \\7(N)lt‘li. or
-lob Roy do do; Canton Crape and 'l‘liibei
Shawls; and fiidecd eVel'_\’ll|lll,(_' adapicd to ll)P-
Fiill or \Viiitei' season. as well as to (‘very
other s'eason of the year, making theit stock
one of the
Best anc Esargest in New Eforlz,
and giving lllf\ll'illlHllll(il1 pa riir-iiliii'ly to thc re-
tail liiisiiiess. being tlieiiiselves iii con.-ta lll coin-
miiiilcatioii with their ciisioiiiers, learn their
wants. and will supply tlicni, if any pains, and
the iiizirkeis of this or any oiliei'coiiiiti'y will
enable them to do so, In addiiioii Io ilieir
'i;.\:';‘E-.\*sivi«: ASSOR’i‘.\lE.N’l‘ or
DRESS GOOUSJ
tfiey have piii'cliased licavily of l’l()ll$(~‘-\Vll‘(‘. nnd
Family Articles, and a re. pi-epai'e-d to serve
their cusioinors with ll-l:ii'si-illes and Toilet
Qiiiltb; \Vin«lo\v Drapery Musliiis, of which
they have very large and spli-ndiil as.soi'liiieiit.-'.
Linen Slicetiiigs and Sliii'tiiigs, Daiiiasks.
Diapers and '.\(apkiiis. and lll(ll'(‘(l ('.V6'.l'y.l{lll
i'eci-iiit Zl(l\'i‘llll.'(‘.s lll pi'ii:i=s. and will so I
FULL 20 PER C 3.‘."1’ BELOW TIIC"
US U11 L BA '1 '13 .5‘.
Also, all kinds of plain Cotton Goods. togellier
with \Vooleii l'il:illli(‘.lS. Fliiiiiiels. Canton l4‘lii.i_i-\
iiels. and, in short. cveryiliing ii lady or fairi-
ly can want. in the Dry Goods line, inciudiiig
every kind and style of
Mourning and Half Piiouniiing
r- Dress Goods,
and a full and perfect zis.-:oi'tiireiit of Gentle-
iiien’s Uiidi-.i' Sliirts, Dl':t\\'el'S.'.SC;Il‘l§ and Cra-
vots. Silk and Linen Pocket Haii(ll.'ei'cliiefs,
(ailoves. Su.-'poii(lei'.-‘, Hosiery. Broadclollis, Cas-
siiiieres.‘ Vestiiigs, &i-... do... at prices far l)Hl(i\V
the usual rates of Geiitleiiierfs Fuinisliiiig
Stores. 37
ORY.
BI
N‘ iii
.-l'l‘llll Y.
" J _
__ ROE L_oci<wooi:> 59:. sow
ROE LOCKWOOD 8: SON,
BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS, AND IMPORTERS
411 Broadway, New York,
Directly opposite the Depot of the New York and New-
I-lavcii Railroad Company. '
Raymond & Mead.
I/I,f:,Jzale.mlc aml R:‘lail Diaicrs ill
Grocerie s, Provision s. &.'c.
AVING taken the store No. 2 \Vater
Sll’(-‘PI. (west side of the lii-him-.,) would
l't‘-SilPCllLlll_Y inforni the inliabilaiiis ofilie town
of Norwalk and vicinity. that they have and
lntend keepiiig on liaml the mos. extensive as-
sortineiit of (_1'i'oci-ios, Provisions, Flour. Feed,
Ci'ockery, Glass. \V0oileii, and \Villow ware.
-.556. eve-i'liefiii'e offereil to the i-itizeiis of this
iilace: \Vl1lLlllllPy will .-.-.iii‘m 0.4511, at pri-
c"cs that (.'(U)7'I0l fail to please.
3-?‘ The public are respectfully invitedto
38
call and examine for tlieuiselves.
Carpets at Westport.
Yards Carpeting. consisting of
Sl1])(~'l'Bl'l.lS$_P.lS.SU[)F!l'3lll(l Coiii-
ioii, and will be sold at much lower prices
of the season.
. . S. MOULTON.
I-Vestport, June 14th. 1850.
NOTHER Supply of. Townsend’s Sarsa-
paI'illa. and Cod -Liver Oil. Just re-
‘ ' ‘ "JOHN A. \VEED.
of Linen Goods. wliicli ilwy (il‘(lt’.l't-'.(l noforc the-
pariiculars‘enquire ofthe sub3cI'il>_eI"--lit NEW
Canaan oi-of Chas. I.<aiirjS.‘5ll N.0Ijwnlk,
*~ - i I "WILLIA‘Bl‘DRUBlMQNDE
New .Canaan..Di-c.-9.’ 1850.: 350
New Fall’ and . Winter _.(_i;99d8-
A LARGE supply’ just recéjiveil, -dohsistliig
of.Ladies Dress Goodsfsucli ifs .
Lg/onese Cloth, fasliioriablc colors, flnetllflt-.17_1_ to
extra fine. French _]l.’I£f)“lIl.0eS, very':'ohca.p.—-
Zl’Iitslin dc _La.in_es, lalestslyles ;: plain (ash-
mcres ; Alpaccas, all qualities and-*color_zs ;
Cl0!,th‘l7t'.Q‘S, Paramattas, Worsted Plaiits;
Plaid Linscg/S. -
Prints, all desirable styles, with a variety.,of
other Dress Goods suited totheseason.' A‘ lot‘ of
long and square Sliziwlsf Bed Bla.iikets.,iif's_ii-
perioi'qi.iality, and cliea p; Cradle do.. Horse do.
-Also, an excellent assortiiien of Broadcloths,
Cassimeres. Sattiiiells. Kentucky Jeans, did’.
Also, Vestings of all qiialities and kinds figom
the lowest pi'I-t-.eLl tothe best imported. Men's
and boys gariiieiils, cut free of expeiise. as usual.
S. MOULTON.
\Ves!port. Sept. 23. 185'). 1'
District of lVe.s-rport ss Probate Court, Decem-
Imr lhl/L. I350. . . I ‘
PO.\' the application of JOSIAH RAY-
MON D. of said \Vestpoi t. showing to this
Court that he is gi‘lardiaii to Sally Maria More-
lionse, ii minor belongiiig to said District.’ iindi
that said uiiiior is the owner of the following
real es-izitc, viz: one certain tract of land lying.
in \-Vesiport in the t-'ounty of F'ziirfielil in quan-
tity four acres one mod and tlireo rods. boundei}
iiorilierly’ part on lrigliway and part. on Mary‘
'l‘nriiey, i=:islerly part on hlary 'l'urney and
part on Cliarle-.5 Cliapuian. southerly by lam}
(ll.~‘Il‘ll‘lllf(’.(l to Julia Ann Banks. and xveateify‘
by \Villiam Howaiili. it being land distribilted
to said Sally Maiiali out of the estate of 'li'er
lale fa.tliei', Erlsoii Moreliouse. valued at about
two liuiidrcil dollars. and showingjust and rhea-'
2-‘onahle caiise for selling said real estate; pray-
ing for an order, and that he or some other‘
iiici-.t. persoii be eiiipowei-e.i.l tosell the saine,ns
per application on file. dated the 16ih day _of.
Di-ct-nibei'. 1850 more fully appears. , ,
Oai)i~:ai«: n—'l‘liat the foregoing application b
li-'-.:i rd at the Proliaie Office, in said \V_e.~iipoi;t,-
on the 5th day of l"el)i'nai'y. 1851. iit 1 o'clock
iifternooiiz and that notice thereof be piiblislied
in soine. public iii-wspapei' nea r the place where’
such real estate lies, lliicc '.veel<s_siii-cessiveiy‘,
at least six \\'l‘Pl{.~‘. nefore. said time assigned._
51 GEORGE 1.. CABLE. Judge.
District of .\'or\valk. ss. Probate Court, Decem-
bcr 14. l85l)—E.~taie of Polly Lounsbury. late"
of ;\’ew Canaan in said District deceiised.
The Court of Probate for Ilia District of
Norwiilk hath limited ii iid allowed six liiontlis
froiii l.lie dale liereof. for tile Creditors of said‘.
Estate. to exliibit. their claims for settlement.
'l‘liose who neglect to |)l'l~.‘.$ellt their accounts
propcrly _llli9sl(‘Il, Wlllllll/Slllil tiiiir-, will be de-
barred a'i7ei:ovei'y All pe.i'.~oiisindebtedt.o said
eslzite are requested to iiiake iiiiiiiediiite pay-
iiicnt to
51"" SAMUEL BOUTON,Adiiiinistriitor.
Di.«-trict of No»-w.'zllc ss Probate Court. Decem-
ber 10//1.. 18-30.
EWI‘.-\'|‘l:'. ot' RIIODA GREGORY. late
of \Vilion. in sand di.~;trict. ll-'C(’.llS(*.(l.
The Court of Probate for the distrii-.t of Nor-
walk lialli lllllll(‘.,(l and allowed six inonilis from-
the date licreof, for the creditors of said estate,
to exhibit. their claims for setilenieiit. Those.
who neglect. to pr?-sent their accouiits,properly'
ziitesletl. williiii said time. will be debarred it
l'P(:l')Vl-’l‘_Y. All pers-ins indebted to said -estate’
are requested to niaki-. immediate payinciit to
\VII.Ll.'-XM H. HANFORD,
51*
Norwalk Cemetery Associa-
tion.
AT a Meeting of I_,_li'_e Norwalk Cemetery
: Association. held :f_7_\HllgllSl 29ili., 1850, vo-
ted that Evert Quiutard. and Lyman Richards,
the grounds of this Associatioii, as regards-
iiioiiuiiieiits.‘toinbstones. and enclosure of loin,
and that no per.-'.oii shall dig ii grave. or erect-
siones to graves. without permission and advice‘
of said comniitlee. -
" -~-__Aiie-st. 'E. QuiN_'rAiu), Chairman. _
_W'. C._ S'i'ai~:ic'r. Secly pro iein. 445
' ODINIBUS AG-AINII .
N-E\V and elegant Omnibus, from the city
of New York, has just been placed upon
the route between Norwielk and’ South Nor-
walk. and will leave eitlier place. (ne:ii‘ the
Connecticut Hotel at the Biirlge. and the -Rail
Road Station at SouihN0rwalk.) at siich'|i‘ofui‘s-
as will accomodatc those arriving by. or wishi-
ing in take the trains. VVi1.1.iAii Cnorirr. '
Norwalk. Oct. 7, 1850 l 41’.
Gold and Silver Ware. C-
peiis, watclies, chains, keys. rings. pins,
&'.i:.-a great variety of goods suitable for the‘
liolydays. Presents of gold and silver will last.
Call at I DlSBR.O\V’S.
. Water Proof Boots. _
T HI? Slll)S(:l'll)Pl' lizisjusi returned from New
. . York with a large lot ofthe best water
proof boots to be had; a l.-to, a large qiiiintiiyof
liidia Rubber Over Shoes, all of which will ‘be
sold cheap for cash. H. HANDES-.
ROCERIES. CROCKERY. HARD-
)" \V.\ RE. 660., a good ll~‘.~'0l'tmelil’, for
sale as cheap as the cheapest. for rcarly pay.-
SEYMOUR COMSTOCK.
New Canaaii, Nov. 8. 1850' ’ '
(:lALCl.NED PLASTER, _for finishingf,
. ' walls, constantly on liaiiil. at
E. ULMST-EAD’.S..
“ Bed-Clothes. Clasps-.]
W OLD nights are coming. and many-~im
’ hour’s anxiety may be saved to parents.
by the use of oui bed-clothes clasp.’ T’ry lihéfflé
and ifyou don’t like them, bring them back and
get your money. 48 ’DlSB~l{OW.
.'E§arper’s"-lvionthly Magazinet» -‘I
E l-{SUBS wislif-ng to subscribe l0.l.‘I,i'l'l'pél'S‘_
A. Wi-;i:n's. Siibscripion -‘$3 per year. f‘ree"of5
expenses. postage. &c, A specimen copy" court
he seen at J. A. ‘VI-21-:.D’S'.'
ISBROW has rec’d a iiew- lot... of porte-f
inouaies for lll(.ll6S‘,!!lI!,‘d‘.( gentlemen; ibricig;
com )8. fancy boxes. simw'_,_ pins. _iiidia.§ i°'ubliei-
halls and whistles-—-ii firs't’-rate thing tbinchilei
di-en’s use. .- - . ‘.449: -.z
_‘ .3 ii. is the season for .U0l1gl1S,,'Cl)l‘dS;,.C0n-
"sumpiion, ‘ &'c., the iifilicte.d_._should. ca,l.l:.a:
J \Ve_ed’s, and get ahbiottlo, of,‘.Rijshmfi,
Clark '65‘ Co"s“C_od,Live1',0_il-.i.i P.‘I"|(l.B§‘,$‘].,
bottpex01._6'b0ttlé_S,1.‘oi. mt . _. -., -- ..__~. ,,. .
\:"‘9. .,
K-J
Executor. - -
be a cominiitee to have geiioral supervisioii of’
ILVIL‘ R clips, spoons, kiiives. fork.-:, pencils,"
Mzigliziiie. can do so by applying at JOHN" ‘ I
New Goods. . if I
Norwalk Chronicler