-:_n r --- _._. ._
_Ai~‘o'rm:rt GREAT Drscovrznr.--The Ger-
mantowir, Pn.. Telegraph, says there has been
just brought to light, the applicat.ion of ti power,
which is to supersede entirely the present steam.
power of: the world .' The discovery has been
‘made by an eastern man, ‘who has completed
his models——one of which will be deposited at
\Vaslri’ugton as soon its patent‘ rights shall be
secured in the d_ifl“er-ent European countries.
The rrtacltireery is entirely perfected—~tlie
power is a motive one. and steam has no part in
creatirrgit. So simple and ecotrotnical are the
principle and application. tltat two tons of coal
"will be—'sufiii:ienl to drive the largest. ship oF-t.he-
line around the world ! The Telegraph is
quite 8i1t.llu.\lilSllC in its predictions. 3
Dt~;A'rr_t or A Htznorsi-:.——M rs. Bailoy:'wlro is
renowned for -her patriotism in f'ur-nishing
means for prosecuting the battles oftlte war of
1812, was burned to death in few days since. at
her residerrce in Groton. opposite New Lon-
don. She was upwards of 90 years of age.
E?'Addisorr Gilmore, President of the \Ves-
tern ,Railroad Company. dropped dead at a ball
in \Vatertown. last, Friday night. from disease
of the lrezirt. He was 47 years old and was
much respected.
E$"A serious accident occurred in N. York
on Tuesday, owing to the falling of a scalliild
erected on the bows of the steamsl'rip Olrio.—
Twelve persons fell the distance of twenty feet,
but only live received inytrries of consequence
l?'The anniversary of Tltoiiras Paine will
be c_el.-.bratcd in Boston, on the 29th, by n din-
ner and ball.at Cocbituate Hall,and by a salute
on Boston Common. '
W‘ The amount of deposites in the Bridge-
port Savings’ Bank is about S-100,000.
I2?‘ There are forty hat establislrrnvnts in
_Danbury, evnployirrg a capital of $276,801), and
producing goods to the rrrnourrt of $845,923.
I$"iTlre Winnebago tribe of Indians has at
length been removed from the State of \Vis-
consin, through the instrurnentrrlity of the U.
S.agent. The United States troops in that
region were unable to effect their removal
witlroutresortiug to force.
E?'\Vrn. Hughes, the agent employed by
Knight to arrest Crafts. the fugitive slave at
Boston, was killed at Macon. in a rertcontre
with Knight's lirotlrer about politics.
F?” A costly and handsome monument was
landed a few days ago at North Bend. Ohio,
itrtended to be erected over the remains of the
late President Harri.-on. The family are un-
aware from whence it came
IZ?"Tlre American Prot.e-starrt Chapel at
Rome has been closed by order of the gavel‘!!-
rnent. This want of tolerance has caused
ruuclr irritation at Rome.
5??" Number of inlrabitatrt.-; in Connecticut, as
returrre-.d to the Assembly in 1756: \Vliites.
1-26,975; Negroes, 3.019; Iudiaus.6l7; 130.-
611. In 177-‘l: \Vhites. l90.-157; Negiwies,
5.085; ludiaus. 1,363; 196,935. ltr 1782:
\Vlrites, 2l)2.877; Negroes and Indians, 6.273;
209,150; whole number ‘it 1850: 371,982.
A§o'rirr:a I’/tin or SIAMPZSE 'l‘wr.\'s.—A
woman in Slrarpsburgh, Pa . lately gave birtlt
to twin children, who are united Iogcllrer after‘
me fashion of the Siamese Twins-
!-?“ Thirty years ago there were ten thou-
sand slaves held in the Suite of New York.
§‘Presiderrt. Fi|lmore‘s trtessage was pub-
lished entire in the London papers of Dr'(‘t’lll-
her 18th. A synopsis was sent. on front Liver-
pool by telegraph, and published in London on
the l7tlr——as also a synopsis of the Postmaster
General's report.
E“ The Rev. llenry \Va rd Beecher, after
.dr-nying it place in heaven for all actors and
actresses, is down on tobacco-chewers, and re-
minds them that tltere are no spit -boxes there,
5?’ The proprietor of the Daily Derby
Jour-nrrl announces that he shall discontinue his
.paper unless his strbsr-.ri.ption list is enlarged.
Tm.-: \Vonr.o‘s ,F.urt.——'l‘lre Secretary oftlte
Navy has .infortuctl the Executive Committee
thatthe frigate St. Lawrence has been ordered
in readiness to transport to the London Exiti-
bition tlle.i1l‘l.l(’.'l6S of American pr'oducIion.de-
signed to be sent thither. It is expected she
will be in remdiness for the voyage dur'ing the
early part of next month, when she will set
sail for London.
Tm: Watt 13! Yuc.n'.tN.—i3y late advices
from Y ucatan it appears that the Indians are
victorious. and that duritrga recent enga gernent,
Captain French atrd three hundred whites
were killed.
Q’ Mr. Payne. the discoverer of the new
light, has received by the last steamer. his let-
ters patentfrorri England, which secures to him
and his associate, the benefits to be derived
from his grand discovery.
3' New Hampshire will this week forward
to the National Monument a block ofpolished
granite sculptured with her name.
K?” Joseph Dollimer, sail-maker at East
Boston. Mass-, has been arrestec’, charged with
being concerned in smuggling from the British
eteatnship Niagara. The bonds given by the
Agent of the vessel ‘to release her amounts to
$275,000.
5? Tllfl Al'lr.\Vl'lglllCS, cotton mill owners‘ are,
said to be the wealthiest family in Eugland._
The ‘head of the house died a little time ago,
and the personal property heoxchanged fir;-the
"narrow accotnmodations of the coffin was sworn
to be over five million sterling-—say 3'25.000,0()(),
N. 65' N. H. R.-tiLrzoAo.-—'l‘lie total re-
ceipts'of this road for the past year‘ were $474.-
589 31—total expenses. $289,441 38. The"
amount of dividends paid was 5.3174030. The
property of thecompnny, not included in ‘the
cost of "the road and ~equiprnent, consists of
Harlem preferred stock (160,000.) and of the
equipment. used in ‘operating tlre'Canal rail-
road (83,794 73,) together with the real estate
in the cities of New York and New Haven.——
The present value of the property is estimated
to exceed the cost.
_, 'rem‘per-‘a-nee.:Me‘étni’g. I V l ,
There "will be a"‘mcetir'rg of the ‘wishing-
tonian Tentperance Society at ‘-lVIi'ir'irre""_Hail
this evening. "Friends of terrrperanceiure re-_
quested to attend. ‘
_.__——:———-——————————-——- , « ’
[? Two lawyers _()l',,jl\_‘e\V York, Niles and
Roberts, were -arrested some weeks since;
charged with obtaining rnoneyii'1nder lalse pr'e-F
tences. Tlreylrave botlt been ‘tried and son-
tenced—-Nilesv to two years and eight months
in the State prison."and to pay a litre of $2.000;
and Roberts to thirty da..ys in the city prison,
and a fine of‘ 55250.
N. ;Y.o1-k Cattle ll'far'ket, J an. 14.
Al rrrar.ket',‘1.800 lrccves,790 cows and calves, and
6.00(l sheep and lariibs.
Prices, &c—o‘ales ofgood ret:tilirrg qualities at
from -35.50 to 8.01).
Cows and Calves. Sales at lroni 520.00 to 47.00.
‘l ,, r l L; l).'——Sl - it l,"" 3”’ ._l... b.‘
l,5b”‘l(:‘lt!"[:] rm s tecp 1 to no, rm 5
Married.
lu Dover Plains, Dec. ‘llltlt. by Rev. Mr.
Clraplain. M r. Edwin Price, forrrrrrly of this
place, and Miss Ann \Ving, of Dover Plains,
N. Y. -
Died.
In \Vestport. on the 13th irrst., Mrs. Han-
nah 'l‘aylor', aged 70 years.
In \Vilton, otrtlte 12th inst., widow Tlrerza
Scribr'rer, aged 70 years.
lu \Vestport. on the 13th inst, Ira B. Per-
ry a_—,¢-d 1 year.
In Rrverlroad, L.I., on Frirliry last, Susan.
youngest daughter of VVrn. \V. Hill. aged 2
_\fears and 9 iuontlrs. '
For Sale or to Rent.
jlfill A house. and lot. situated a short dis-
tance from the depot of the N. Y. 6.’. N. H.
Railroad.iu South Norwalk. Said lot contains
alrout one acre, with {I good well of water, fruit
trees, 5:c.. tltert-on. ll‘ not sold before the 1st
oi'Apt'il next. it will be rented for one year.——
Apply to GEORGE H. MURRAY. on the
prr-rinses, or to SA UUEL RENODE, at
H ubhell’s Mill. Norwalk.
Norwalk Jan. ‘20, 1851. 3
South No:-walk Academy.
‘H E next term oftlri-t ll’l.~'l'Il-l1l.l0l‘l wil com-
tltt-:tt(:t.‘Oll Morrilay,.lanuary ..7tlr. 'l‘hose
having children to be t-(lrrcated are invited to
inquire into the merits of this School. Terms
———t'r'orrr to $5 per quarter, according to the
brarrclrcs studied.
J \V. SIMI-N'l‘O-N. Principal.
South Nor'walk,Jart. ‘.20, 1851. ‘.2t3
Dissolutiom.
7 W HE partnership heretofore existing be-
- tween the sulr:-‘.ct‘il)et's in the management
oftlre Norwalk Gazette. was dissolved on the 1st
November. 1850. Bills duo the concern may be
paid to either ofthe undei'si_gnerl.
JAMES REED.
- SETH HlCKOl{, Jr.
Norwalk Jan. 20, 1851.
Da'._s~tr»r'r,-t of r\’oru:al7; ss Probate Court. January
181/1. 1851. _
ES'l‘A'l‘PL of HOLLY HANFORD, late
of New Canaarr. in said district. rl-rceirseil.
The Court of Probate tor the district. of N or-
walk lratlr limited and allowed six rnorrtlrs front
the (lure lu-.r-col, for the creditors oi‘ said estate.
to exhibit. tltcirclatms for selrlerrierrt. Tlrosr-.
who neglect. to prc-seirt their at-counts. pt'opi-.rly
attested. witlriu said tirrre. will be deburrerl a
t'(‘(:<rvt=t'y. All pcrs rrrs iurlolrtl-rl to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to
HARV Y BOUTUN. Adrr‘titiistt'ator',
3 with the will annexed.
Sleigh Belle.
20 DOZ. SlJEl(ll'l BELLS, assort-
' ed sizes and colors. on straps and by
the dozen, for sale by '3
STREET & QUlN'PARD.
Mill Saws.‘
CASE tbirt Mill Smvs. (3 Feet. for sale lry
1 S’ ‘RE ET 6; QUINTA RD.
B-znbury & Norwrslk Railroad.
N()'l‘lClt} is lien-by given to the subscribers
to the Capital Stock of the Drrrrbur'_v and
Norwalk Railroad Cornpariy.that the Presi-
dent and Directors at a uiectiug held at Not-
walk, on the 13th day of Seirteitiliw. 1850. 1'!)-
lcd that an insfalrrterrt of 10 per cent. on the
capital .~t0t:l£. including the trtiiourrt paid at the
time of §ul)_\’(:l‘llllllg, be paid to the 'l'r'easurer out
or liefore the 20th Oct. rwxt.
And that furtlrer iris-trrlrrreirts of 10 percent.
be paid on or before the llt'.~‘t t\londays of Der-
co.rtiliei', Jrrnuatr, Ft-li"u:rt'y. March, April,
Marv, Jr rie, .l uly. and Align.-t, next-
The Stll)~‘(:l'll)(’.l'S resdirtg at r\'orwalk and its
vicinity, will plrttsa call and pay to \\"'rl|iartt S.
Lockwood, Esq" Assistant Ti'c.asur'er.
Certilicates of stock. atrd amount paid, will
be ready at the time of payrnerrt; of iustalrrrettts.
for delivery;
AARON SEELEY. Treasurer.
Daubury,16tlr Septerrrbcr, 1850.
Butter and Cheese.
‘ ROr\l-Verrnont dairies; 900 lbs. butter
put up in about 50 lb t.ubs forfzrrrrily use.
at 15 cents per lb. by the tub. Also, 1800 lb.-‘.
clreeso at 6;i cts per lb., by the cask or single
cheese. for sale at MOULTON'S.
Wostport Jan. 13th, 1851.
Ready Made clothing.
‘H E subscriber has taken the store next to
the one occupied by Mr. lsaacs. which
he has filled witlt a choice assortment. of ready
nrade clothing, caps. umbrellas. (Sic. Persons
intending to purclrase will do well to call
aml exarniue his stock, for he will sell goods as
cheap us can be found elsewlrete.
H. MAGNER.
Norwalk, Jan. 13th. 1851. 9
l\"OR.\V.-\L1{ V
STEAM PLANING MILL
AND S.lSll AND Bl.lNl) FrlC'l‘0RY.
§_ AVING purclrased the building lately oc-
cupied by Alexander Austin. as an Iron
Foundry. (about six rods from the Norwzrlk
Hotel.) we have fitted it up for the purpose of
rriai:ul'acturiug Doors, Satsltes atr(l Blinds;
Planing. 'l‘ortgm-irrv. Grooviug attd Sawing, atrd
all work cortrrectcd with the above business; and
are tiow ready to receive orders For any amount
of work. which we will guararrteeiiwill be ex-
ecuted with dispatcli and in a superior manner,
at prices that. cannot l'rr.iI to suit all who may
favor us with their orders.
Our machine for Saslres and Blinds is coir-
structed on anew principle, and is the only one
in the State: and we are prepared to prove to
the satisfaction ofany good judge that the work
turned out by this machine is superior to that
done by hand or by nracliinery not constructed
on the same principle. Our Planing Machine
is one of \Voodwoit.h’s patent. which is the only
one, as the public are well aware. that does its
work in a proper imrrruer.« \Ve also have a
machine for making Moguldings. of difi'ereut:
sizes and patter-rrs, by which weare enabled to
fut-rrislr them cheaper than any one cart pur-
chase his stock, and saw them out by ltarrd.
,In short. our facilities for carryitrg on the bus-
iness are second to none,-and we would invite the
public to give us a call. H. ISBELL 65 CO.
HENRY Isnr~:i.r..
Pmno J. IsBr:L1..
31* 2
Norwalli, Jan. 11th, 2851.
‘-‘i- ..
.1 ,‘
A l3REA'[‘ BARGAIN OFFERED!
Form for. Sale
Near lVa.s/iingtoit, D. C.
- ONE of the very best l'ai'ms.in l\'Iar'yland,
m,Ll_tlll0ll|' .5 miles frorrr the capitol, consisrirrg
of some 200 acres of grain. grass and wood
land, is offered for sale upon very aocorirmoda-
tingtorms, and for less than two-thirds its value.
It is the former residence of the late Judge
Dorsey of Md., wlroexpended many thousarrd
dollars in beaatilying the grounds. buildings,
écc , and obtaining the clroicest varieties of ev-
ery species of fruit. There is upon the place
a large and L(,'l)l]]0(]lDl.lS two and it half story
dwelling and other suitable outbuildings. Au
orclra rd of two thousand peach trees ofthe very
best quality. which will in any ordinar_\ season
yield it clear profit. of $1000; about 300 ripple
trees, w_it.l'r plrrms, apt'i_col.~‘. quinces. pears, nec-
tar-iires. cherries, grapes, &c., and about. one
acre of the finest strawberries. About one
hundred acres is of the richest and most pro-
ductive soil——the r'emuinde_i' is in wood and gra-
ziug land. Under proper cultivatiorr the mead-
ow will cut 100 tons of good hay, wlrir.-h itr
VVaslrin9;tou market is always worth $20 per
ton. This rriarket is proverbial as being the
best in the Urriou for the iitt'ltl(»‘l'.nS all his
products bring the very lrighest price. On tlr-r
place is a clialylwate spring, which is consid-
ered the best of trriueral waters for debilitated
and invalid persons. lt is beautifully situated,
prover-bially lrealtlry, and easy (it access to the
city. lt will be sold at a great. sacrilice because
the owner is unable to attend to its manage-
ment. and upon such terms that an industrious
and onergetic'marr, with It litt'e capital, can
purchtise and pay for it front its own earnings.
For furtlier particulars inquire at this office.
Jair.1st, 1851.
Notice.
7 HE dry goods liusiness lter'etolht'e con.
ducted by my firther in this place is now
tra .rsfer'r'e(l to rue, and all persons indebted to
him previous to Jrru. ‘lst. 1851, are requested
to settle their bills itnmediatcly with me.
S. MOULTON, Jr.
\Vestpor't, Jan. Gtlr’. 1851.
Farm for Sale at Auction.
_ THE farm lies in Darien. about one
mile north of Darierr depot. contiriuirrg about 60
acres of good land, well divided itrto meadow.
plow and pasture lattd ; has a. good walnut.
orclrard.and plenty of fruit of all kinds growing
tliereon, also rt good house. barn and other out
buildings. Sale to take place Marclt 4th. 1851.
at 1 o'clock. P. M Part, ol'tlre money cart re-
main on interest, if do-sired.
"ELIAS JOHNSON.
Darietr, Jan. 0th. 1851. 9t1
Gopartnership.
V ‘H E stil)scri|)oi' has this day associated with
E. lrirtr itr litrsirress, Fnniirzntcx A. Quix-
TARD, and they will continue the Hardware,
Paint and Oil liusirress, under the firm of
S'rnr'.t-:'r 5: QUt.\"l‘.-\RD, at the old stand.
\V1\’l. C. STRE ET.
N. B.—Persons indebted to the subscriber
will please make immediate payttrerrt.
N()I'\\':lll{, Jan. 1st. 1851. \V. C. S.
To all who are interested.
LL pursuits who are indebted to the late
firm of T. 6: \V. E. R-:IVlll01ltltll'8 requ«-*st-
ad to make irutnedirrte paytrtout to the strb.~:ct'i—
ber, without fur'tlrer rrotzice.
\V.\l. E. RAYMOND.
New Canaan, Dec. 26th, 1850.
Union of the States.
& NE\V cook-stove by the above name. has
just been r'eceivo.(l by us ; it is the union
ol'all the good qualities requisite l'or a corrtplete
kits.-lieu strive. ll has the lai'ge.-t overt of any
stove in use. and is o.\'pr-vssly for wood.
LOCK WOOD, ll.-‘tlGHT & CO.
l? B.-XRRELS of \Vestcliester Co. Pork ,
ofa superior‘ quality. packed with great.
cai'e1'or'faruily use; for sale by the lrarrt-.l or
lruudrcd. \\/M. E. l{..=\YL\1OND-
New Carraau, Dec. "5t.lr, 1850.
Fall and Winter Goods
‘OR sale at greatly redur-erl prices. by
S. MOULTON. Jr.
'\Ve;-:tpor't, Jan. 13'h, 1851.
@ l‘.lA l N PU .\l l’-3' fut‘ Slllt‘. by
LOCK\VOOD. HAIGHT 5.3 CO.-
ew Goods.
Bil-JEAR 6: .lACliSON’S lrarrd, pannel, and
ripping sarvs, Sitrrrnous (55 Davis’ axes and
lratalrets, Errglislt and .'-\tti¢-ricatr trips and dies,
just received and lor sale by
51 STREET 6: QUIUTARD.
Wiiiter Goods.
E C. RA-.\I)Ll*‘. lurs just opened lllo
- most splendid itssortirrctrt of caps, lurs
and llll'll)l'8lllt.~‘, ever ofl'r-red itr Norwalk. and at
prices llt-‘ytlllfl competition. Call at No. 1.7
Main st. and look for yourselves. Quick stiles
and stnrtll profits is the motto.
Iron and Steel!
FULL assortmerrt of Atncrican, Sweed-
islt rrtrd Euglislr lrou. round, square and
flat ; and Cast, Etrgiislr-lrlister‘.German. Anteri-
can atrd Spring Steel on hand and lirr sale by
S'rnr:t-:1‘ dc Q_Ul.'h"l‘AltD.
Oct. 1st. 1850.
OLOGNE \VA'l‘E R, Bay Runi. Laven-
der \Vater, Orange Flower \Vatei'. and
Rose \Vater, for sale by the gallon or bottle,
at the Drug Store \Ve-.st Side the Baidge.
Mechanical Arts and Sciences.
D. Al’PLE'l‘()N 65 CO. N. Y..
navr. l.\' couasr: or l’UBLlCA'l‘ll)N. IN rarrrs,
Prrrct-2 'rvvr-:.\"rv-r-‘rvt-2 ct:.\"rs t-:Acn,
A Dictionary of Machines,
Mechanics, Engine-Work,
And Engineering.
Edited by OLrvEr. Br'u.\'n, f0‘I‘7)l(!I'['_?/ Prqfrs
sor of .ZlIa.t/ieiiratics, Col/.1-gt.’ of Civil En
giiiecrs, Lmirlon; Ari//mi‘ and I/rccirlor
9/‘ “ t/is Calculus Foriii.” “T/to .N'cw amt
Impravazrl s_i/sle-m of Logamit/i7iis,” “ T/re
Elmizmts of Euclirl by Colors,” 4-0. we.
7- "H155 work isoflarge 8vo. size. containing
nearly two thousand pages. upwards of
filieeu l1utltlI'H_l plates, and six tltousarrd wood
cuts. It will present. wot'klIig-dr'awings and
dost-.r'iptions of the most iriiportarit ttiaclrirros
in the United States. lll(lPpeli(ll‘.lIlly of the
i'est.ilts of Arnericarr ingenuity, it will contain
r:-rmplet.e practical tierrtises on Me<_:liartics,
lllaclrinery, l.Crrgirre-work. and Errgirrcerirrg;
with all that is usr-.l'ul in more than one thou-
sand dollars’ worth of folio volumes, artagaziues,
and other books, among which may be inert-
tioned the following:
1.. Bibliotheque des Arts Industriels. (Mars-
sotr. Paris.) ‘
2. Civil Engineer and Arclritect’s Journal.
’ (Lorivlon.)
3- EU.L'|m‘-er' and Maclrirrists’ Assistant.-—
(Blackio, Glasgow.)
4. Publicatrorr lrrdustrielle. (Arrnengaud
Aiue, Paris.) - -
. Jamie-.sou’s l\'Iecltanics of Fluids.
. Treatise on Meclirinics. (Poissom)
. Allgenriue Bauzeituug mit, Alsbilduugen.
(l"orster', \Veirr.)
8. Otgarr for die Fortschrit-te des Elean-
balrnweseus itr technisclrerBeziehung. (Von
VVitldogg, \Vieshadetr.) ‘
9. Slrcrwin’s Logrrritlims.
10. Byrue‘s Logarithms.
11. The Mechanical and Mrrtlreinatical
\Vorlcs of Oliver’ Hyrrio.
\IO)QI
12. Sillirnarrs '.1ournal.
13. Atgemieoye 4- MirschinemEncyclopedia.
- ‘ (Hulse. Leipzig.)
14- Cutloh ll-Iianutaotu’r'e of Great Britain
and America contrasted. -
. Holtgaplfels’ Turning and Mechanical
Manipulation. * ' — .
—1(‘. 'l‘lre Steam Engine. (J. Bourne.)
‘ 17. Elsenbalrtr-Zeiturrg. ‘tuttgan) '
18. Tri-.golrl on Steain‘-Engine.
19. l’il.c's Mttlreinatical irud Optical In.
struments. (l_.aboulaye, Paris.)
21. Sg:rriziu‘:; Civil Engiueerirw.
522- Br0,Wu’s lridicalor and Dynzionmeter.
23. Origin and Progress of Steam Naviga-
tion. (\Voodcroli.)
24. Essai sur l‘[rrdustrie des Matieres Tex-
. tiles. (Michel Alcan. Paris.)
95. Maéneill's Tables.
26. Grier's 't\'loclranic’s Pocket Dictionary.
27. Tetrrp|etou’s Millwr-iglttls attd Engi.
ueet",s Pocket Companion. i
28. Lady’s and Gerrr.lemeu's Diary.
‘.29. Marine Steam Engine. (Brown.
30. .\Velsbuch’s Mecl}atilc3 and Engineer-
lllg. '
31. The Mathematician. (London.
3:2. Barlow on strengtlr of Materials.
Hatrrr’s Meclianics.
34. Meclratrical Principles of Engineering
and arclritecture. Mosley.
35. Journal of the Franklin lnstitutg,
36. The Trutrsactions of the lnsmute (,1
Civil Engineers. London. '
37. The Artisan.
38. Quarterly pa pars on Engineering. Pub-
lished by \Veale, Lotrdrirr.
39- lrnpt-.rial Dictionary. Glasgow.
1
C,'\
40. St.u:leut’s Guide to the Locomotive~
Engine.
41. Railway Engine and Carriage.\Vlreels.
Barlow, London.
42. Recueil des Maclrines Instrumens et
Appareil. Le Blane. Paris.
43. Buchanan on Mill \Vork.
44. Practit-.al Exarnples of Modern Tools
and Machines. G. Rertnie.
45. lleperloire de l‘Iudustrie Fr-anquaise et
l*Itt'arrget'e. L. Mathias. Paris.
46. 'I‘reat‘ise on the rnarrufacttrre of Gas.
Accom. London.
47. Setting out Curves on Railways.
London. _ _
-18. Hodge Hi the Steam Engine.
4S . Scientific Americ'rrr.
50. Railroad Journal, New York.
51. American Artisan.
52. Meclranit-.‘.~r Magazine.
53. Nicliolsorfs (Peter) Dictionary of Arch-
itecture. '
54. Dictionaire do Marine tr Voiles et a
Vapeur. De Bonus-lirux. Paris.
55. Conway and Menai Tubuler Bridges.
Fair-lraru
5!‘. Bi-ees’ Purilway Practice.
57. Burlow’s .\latlrer‘uatical Dictionary.
58. l5owditclr’s Navigation.
59. (ii'egot'y's Matlrernatics for Practical
Men.
60. Engineer's‘ and Mr_=clranics' Encyclope-
dia. Luke Herbert.
61. Patent Jourrial. London.
6;’. Bree’s Gl'()s"~‘o:Il‘_Y of Ertgiue-er"itig.
63. Etrcybltrpetiia of Civil Eugirrceritrg.—
Cr'a:-y.
64. Cr~:.ddock‘s Lectures on the Steam En-
giue.
65. Assistant Engineer's Railway Guide.
Haskell.
GG. l\:lecl’rarricai Principia. Leonard.
The object of this publication is. to place be-
fore pr~:rr~ti~.al inch and students :~'u(‘lt an amount
of tltcrvrolicul and scientific l\‘tl(rWlF'(l|_"-f‘, in a con-
dcnsed torrrr. as shall ttlllllilu them to work to the
best admrnlago, and to avoid lltosc tntslakcs which
they might otlrcrwise corrrtnit. 'l'lrc amount of
rrsel'ul itrlortnatieu thus broui-‘ht l0.g’Ulll0l‘, is al-
rno-.:t beyond a pt'cceiletrt in SU!‘h works. lndcerl
there is lr:rrdl_v -.ru_v strlrject wilhirr its range that
is not treated with suzh clcarncss and prtecision,
that even :1 man of the rim-st or-.liri.rry capacit_v
cannot 1'-.ril_of trr'lor'st:rr‘uli:r:, an-l thus lcartriug
from it much which it is imgrrirlzrrrl to ktrow,
From the anrrcxed list of principal authors and
srilijc-cts comprised in this work i‘. is S:-.ll' evtdetrl
that all citizens c:r_«__:zi-_-'etl in the practical and use-
ful arts, etc , rr.~r_\' derive esscrrtial :rd\‘ant'.rL‘es
from the possrrssirirr and stu.l_\' of this prrlilication.
The followi‘-.1: trrrv be cspccizrlly tlcsigtrateil :
.\lillwri_rlrts; r\Iould-.-r and Boricr Makers
:\i'tificct's in brass, copper and tin
Cutlets, and wor'lcct'.s of steel it gt-rrcrol
Carpenters; Btickrnakcrs: Nail Crillcrro
Workers irt ivory, bone and horn ; Coiuers
Civil lingine-:-1'5, R-.rilwa_v Corrtractors, Contrac-
tors l'or E~rrth-work, and t\las<rrrr_v of every
description ; Architects and lit'ir.t:c builders
Builders. Master Masoirs, and l1rickla_vcrs
Ship builders, 1\Iasters of Vessels, Ship Car-
penters, and others connected with l)llll(lllllI
and docking ships ; Block and Pump rnakcrs
Hemp l)r=csscrs and Rope Makers: Coopers
l\l3rrul'acturers of Linen and Cotton l'alirics
M::rrut'aclur'cr-s of .'s'pirrning Macltincs, Roviirg
Maclrincs, (lard Breaket's and Finishers,
Drawitn: Frames, Willows and Pickers. ctr.
connectcd with cotton. (lax and wool rnaclr’_\'
Calcrriler-ct-s, Bleacltcrs, and Calico Printers
Cloth Folders and Mt-.usu1‘et's, and persons in-
terestcd in Sc-wiirg Maclrtrrerv
Ant-lror and Clrairr-cable Mrruur‘-.rcturers
Cutting and Turrring Tool Makers
Pin and Ncetllc, Nail and Rivet Makers
ilolt and Screw-bolt Malia-rs ; Lace Makers
Leather Dressers and Carriers; Candle Makers
Matrt.tl'acttrr'ct's of Great Guns and Small Arms
Biscuit and cracker nrakcrs; Ribbon weavers
Stone cutters and Marble masons
Dyers, cloth waslrcrs and scourcrs
Cider and Cheese ttt:rrtut':rctut'crs
, Crystal, and Plate Glass urakers
Sugar Boilers and Rcliuers, with proprietors of
sugar plantations
Manirfrrctur-cts of railway. bar. round ribbon,
and rod lron; whecl. axle. 8; spring makers
Engine drivers, and persons connected with
the Locomotive gen:-rall_v
E:r=,rincers and Caphrirrs of Steam Vessels
ll~Iarragcr's of st~..tion:rr_r’ En,-zirrcs
Lumber l)ealcrs _and owners of Saw Mills
Veneer cutters; owners ofPlaniugtuaclrinery
Corn Millers, and persons connected with bolt-
ing and bran-sepzrrating m:rchinery
Far'u'rct‘s and persons rising Gr~.rirr-slrellitig and
’l‘hrcslring machinery ; Tin Plate work:-rs
Bulrl workers, C-arvers, cn<.zraver's, and Orna-
nrcnt maker's in gcr.c-ral; Well Sinlccrs
Persons employed in the manufacture ot‘Gas
Makers of Copper and Lead Tubing
Linen and Straw Paper makers
Ship owners, l‘l't1l'lI0l'l\l8SlC‘l'S, and others inter-
ested in Dredging machinery
Astronomers, Phil lS0|)llCl'S, and others rising
Plrilosoplrical Apparatus and lns.ruruents
Miners, Er‘r-;incer's, and others interested in
Pttt1'lpln,‘.!,‘ Engines; Spring manul".rcturer's
Persons interested in Canals and Aqua-ducts
Warelrouscrncn, and otlters using llydraulic
Presses, Dynanomelric Crancs, Jack Screws,
commotr and feed Cranes
VVorkers in Metals and Alloys
W heelw rizhts, ClockrMakers. I-lorologisis, &c.
The publishers have cxpcndul tr large sum of
money to get original drawings of maclrinerty in
practical use in this country. and have procured
almost cvcry work on the subject. whether pub-
lishcd in England, France, or Gcrrmrn_v, thcmost
essentialpar'ts of whiclr being comprised in this
Dictionary, render it as perfect and cotuprelren-
sive as possible. The pohlislrcrs have endeavor-
ed to use great economy in typc,sothat each
page of the work contains at least four times the
number of words found in ordinary pages of the
same size This has also secured to each plate
working-drawings ofaniple size and clearness. so
tlrata Mcclranic nray construct accurately any
tnaclrine described. -
ii The publishers are, in short, determined, re-
gardless nt’ cost, to make the work as complete
as"possible , and it is hoped every one desirous to
obtain the work will procure it as issued in num-
bers, and thus encouraize the enlPI'p1‘iSe.
The work will be issued in semi-monthly num-
bers. cornnrenciirg in January, 1850, and will pro-
gress with great regularity. ,
The whole work will be published in 40 num-
bers at 2-’) cents per number. and completed
within the current year, 1850. A liberal dis-
count. will be made to agents,
Any one remitting the publishers {$10 in ad-
vance shall receive the work tlimrrgh the post?
officc free of expense. '
Law,
s..a
upu
Fashionable DryG-oods,.
Ever before o.‘l‘ered in the State of Connecticut.
the track sweeping all before it. The
'€'iwltp£'.;§‘i st...-. or the State,
Yet iii the ascetrdaut, and crowded day and nigl
for sale.
the late arrivals.
extensive variety of grinds adapted to tho
LADIES
One dial-ifliieiilwionders
""Gr'eat; Etlkiitenient the:
MEN. ’OMEN,4 AN]) cartmur
~ The P'°—°Pl€ 't,I‘l out to witness the arrival and e,xhil.ition in
ivuvv CANAAN.
"""_ ff‘ Of the most extensive and beautiful assortment of
' .i..1.3«.Zu'-I-*.- ~.""4-73:’-"‘ ""
.,_..._ .._ .
t
4..
’ y
The locqrrrqtivie making great time, yet on
it after many of‘ the great bargains pow olfei-‘ed
It would impossible to enumerat_e, or to give arty idea of the extent. and v_pr°i_gty pf-
1 ll“.V @"‘l""“’9 9""".V 5l"30l93 0.3‘ D13’ GOUJJS2 ilm°."8 “’lllCll rim)’ 59 {S094 ll‘?
W/°u6l.7V°TrS'..
To this Departrnent particular attention is given. \Ve seldom litil to please those who call tag
this Store. New Goods rerreived every day (I
uriug the entire Full and Winter. Those la
want of goods. will do well to call and find out the most approved and fashionable style; of tho
1
_"€‘-1'3’ great inducenrents itr French, Frtglisli and
rugs.
Seirtl-jolt.’ liit'P\Ve are always pleased to sltow goods without. clinrge.
- u. ' ‘ s ‘. . .. . . ' _ ‘ _ o
. o t re lain Sctetrtlbr. [t at me. , or Meclrarrrc. or to the Gentleman ot Frrsliioir, we can ofiev
American Broadcloths, Cassirneres. and Vest:
" . . ' - r -1 . .3 u u ' - ' .
lurs. is the place “lieu. the m.rterr.rls for a suit of Clothes can be purchased for’ lg
small sum of rnocoy. The business will be conducted by
VV I
Assisted liy L. M. MONROE, J. JUDSON, 1;. c. SCOTT-
_.;L
LLlAM E. RAYMOND, Sole Proprietor.
Nov. 5th, 1850.
‘V1
‘V7
Received this day direct from
sUeTIoN,
ANOTHER I./lIZlIENSE ADDITION TO M Y
FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS,
All of which will be sold at prices that will defy cotnpetitiori.
My stock of
SEEAWLS,
Is now immense, among which are many great bargaing. In
DRESS GOQDDSQ
'\Ve have every style, quality and kind, .
BRESS
among which are an irnmense stock of
MLKS,
Frertr:h Merinos and Czrsirrtrems. real Norwich o ' N r -' - °
_ _ _ _ - P ms. L ius. e ...rrnes. 'I‘hrbet, Cloths, Al-
paccas. &.c. c\.c.. all of which will be sold :-it :1 very small advance from Auction. Prices,
In Broad Cloths, CtlSSllllHl'(iS. Vestitrgs, M
illiuary and Fancy Goods, Hosiery. Flannels,
Blattkots. and Drrrtrestic Goods, our sto-;-k never was as good as at present. And all may run
assured that the Old Bridge Store, is now, as it ever has been, the place for liargairis.
C. G. GRUMMAN.
_.S°“°‘E_l-__B_‘?.9_K. ._l?EF’.<?_$'T. .0 B Y-_
r
»
ROE LOCKWOOD & SON
r>~"- -_ €55»
-v=_
-or-1-d,4._,,,.,.,,'. nrnv‘ ' .[.uv. xv-
ROB LOCKWOOD E: 50351’,
BOOKSELLERS, Pl.'llLlSllERS, AND IMPORTERS
4-] 1 Bro:r.dvra.y, 'l\'ew York,
Directly opposite the Depot of‘ the New York and New-
llavcn Railroad Company.
NEE? GGGES.
TH E :~:uli.-'cr'iliet' is this
mot'trirrgopetiingthelargest
stock of Goods in our litre
that was ever olTei'erl in
one store in Norwalk.
rrrakirrg our stock as large
.. as rrrany t-.it.y stor-cs. Our
rr-ut and other oxperrses la-ing so lllLl('.ll less,
country r.-t_tstoirrer's will find it to their advan-
trrgerto call hero. Gold and Sivor \Vatcltes
front Io$110. Gold clrrrius.platetl do. Keys
of all sorts. -
Some very rich bracelets and pins; breast,
plus. our t-irrgs. fitigt-1'-t'itrgs, and all sorts of
Jewelry in alruirdtrrrce.
-Silver and Platr-d \Vare in any quantity.
You can find evervtlritrg usually called for
in tt Sllvei'sruitli's Fr):-rtislrirrg Store. \Ve pur-
chase every dollar with cash. which saves at
least. ten per cent. Call it youwant goods
cheap, at DIS 3RO\V‘S
Norwalk, Nov. 11, 1850.
The .él.merican ‘Washing Fluid.
OR wa.~alritrg in hard or soft water‘; it saves
the lime and labor espemleil in rubbing
the clothes. and tltey will be much cleaner’.
whiter and softer than they can be made with _
oornmon soap. Sold by
51 JOHN A. ‘\VEED.
Reward. Reward!
A-LL persons having unsettled accounts on
my books of more lltan two tnontlis stunti-
iug. are I‘8t|t)t’.$le(l to call and make itnrnediate
payment, and receive the ttrauks of the sub
scriber. C. J. GllUi\lAN.
Water Pro-of Boots.
T HE srrbscriber lrrrsjust returned ti-our New
. - York with at large lot of the best water
proof boots to be had; also, a large quantity of
lrrdia Rubber Over Shoes, all of which will be
sold cheap for cash. H. tlANDES-
U.‘SH'l'O.\‘. CLARK c\'. CO.'S genuine
cod liver oil. rec.’tl fresli every week; also
'l‘0\V‘l1$8l1(l'stttt(l Sand’s sarsaparilla for sale by
the doz at. N. Y. prices, at Bl S-\.'ELL’S.
”¢3sa:.r;a£§‘s‘.:a“ei:.:é.§‘vrsss.
TIME CHANGED.
N‘. York & N. Haven Raili-oac.
{J-N'l‘lL furtlier notice trains will leave N.
York. from 29 Camtl st. for Norwalk at
7.15 and 9 A. .\‘l., at 3. 4,and 5. P. M.
Leave New Haven for Norwalk at 7,00 or-(1
9,40 A. M. and at 1.10. 4,30, and 8,10. P. M, -
Leave Norwalk for New Haven at 9.96.
and 11,18 A. .\.l.. and at 4.55. 6,13. and 7,13
l’. M. the 7,13 traitr goes no farther tlrnn
Bridgeport. »
Leave Norwalk for New York at 6.42. 8.10
and 10,55 A. 3]., at 2,]G,T5,53, and 9,22 . M,
R. B. M ASON, Supcrinlcmlant.
‘ ';
ARRlSON'S Colutnlrian lurks.-—--Blaclt.
japan, copying, ma i-king, biue. indelible,
scarlur. red, cai'trrirte. These inks flow more‘
freely from the pen, and give a stronger -and
more duralrle color than any other. For sale
iii any quantity by A. SELLECK.
UST rec'd. 4000 lbs. superior Ohio Cheese.
Country mercltants will do well to call and
exattrirre belirre put'chasing. as it will be sold
clte:-tp for cash. RAYMOND di MEAD.
E: ORSE lot‘ sale. Enquire of
Loctcwooo, H.uoH'r 65 Co.
A liltta more L’1.,1_'/ll upon the subject.
URN ING FLUID (at 75 cents a gnllon,)
and catrrphene. rec'd l're.-lr every week.
for sale at BlSSEl.rL'S.
Bed-Clothes Clasps.
OL D nights are corriitrg, and many an
/ lrour’s anxiety may be saved-to parents
by the use of our lied-clotlres clasp. Try them.
and ifyou don’! like them, bring tlretn back and
get your money. 48 DISBROW.
it is the season for Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption, &c., the afllicted should call at
J. A. \Voed’s, and get a bottle of Rnshton.
Clark 6: Co’s Cod Liver Oil. Price $1 per
bottle, or 6 bottles for $5.
I_ "AIR hruslres. back combs, (some -new
patterus,) ivory and dressing combs. for
sale at BlSSELL’S.
SOAP-S'l‘O;\'E GRIDDLES, an excellent
article for baking liuckwlierrt cakes.
LOCKWOOD. HAIGHT 5:: CO.
G R.OCER.lES, CROCKERY, HARD-
\VAl{E. &c., a good assortment, for
sale as cheap as the cheapest. for rstzrijij pay.
SEYMOUR. COMSTOCK.
New Canaan, Nov. 8. 1850
C ALCINED PLASTER, for finishing
walls, constantly on hand. at
S. E. O LMS'l'EAD’,S.
Lamp Oil.
URE bleached sperm, solar. elepha r t and
refitted whale lamp oils. of the very best
qualities. l'oi'sal(-. by 44 W C. STREET.
UTA BAGA SEED, of last year’:
growtlr, for sale by 3- A WEE D.
Zl’otzitoe I-looks.
(‘1 AST and German Steel. for sale by
_/ S'rru~:r:'r 6:. Qurtwann.
IDDLEBROOKS Almanacks for 1851,
For sale by the gross or less quantity at
' A. SEL LECKS.
UST rec’d. u larue assortment of lairterns.
I?
Locnwoon. H.§l6u'l' 66 Co.
cheese. _
7H‘l-IE best in town, at '
0Ll\'lSTl‘3AD‘5.
for sol e by
'_UgS'[‘_nag-,eivtg(l a large and splendid assort-
o merit ot"e:~;tt‘a. and ‘common crockery and
glass _wa es.
LDC-I{\V€_DOl),'l-lA lGl-IT 61 C0.
.~ Washing Plaid. ‘
' ,L7\VOOD'S \VAS,HlNG FLUID S!
‘ sale by W". E
1_‘[AP.I’ER'S Montlrly Maiazsine l'0t'__D,9,¢«ir‘i .
J. A. WEED._=?“_’__
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