K???’ Postmaster General Hall has addressed
:1 letter to the British Governinent. expressing
appreciation of their liberal.?ty in bringing over
the Atlantic‘.-i mails, and that under similar
circumstances. he should feel it not. only a
duty, but it would ali'ord peculiar satisfactiori to
pursue a like liberal course towards that
country.
I?‘ Gen. Cass has been re-‘elected to the U.
States Senate for six years from the 4th of
March. -
Yr:x.Low Fr~:vi-:r..——Li-ttcr's received in Bos-
ton from Cayenne, dated January ‘J-‘Stir, state
that an epidemic, said to he the yr--lltrw fever,
was raging at Cayenne with dreadful fatality.
and that little is allowed to be published about
it. The Governor and a large number of offi-
cers, and other |Il'0tttinent citizens, have already
fallen victims to it. It attacks all classes of
society as well as fi'rr'eigrrei's.
l"§"° The Salem Gazette states that at. Rev.
Theodore 1’arker’s ineoting. in Boston.ou Suri-
day, the 16th ult., that gentleman cxclaiined, in
the course of his services, "l thank God the
fugitive has escaped!" wlrernupon theaudienco
gave him three rounds of ..‘pplause.
PR1-IS!-INT TO D.-\.\'tl-IL \Vr-:ns'ri~:n.———Tlre
friends of Mr. \Vobster in New York are about
to present him with a rrrirgriiticerrt: c;ri'r‘i:i.<,re
which cost $1,400. and a pair of horses worth
$1000. The carriage has just been finislied.
Mn. \Vt-:ns'1*t«:a’s Ll'Z'l"l'l'2."..-Tile letter of
Mr. \Vebster llnisemamr, is
commcndw.l in the English papers. The Daily
News says: “'l‘lrcse letters are an entirely
to Clrevalier
new and racy addition to the old spccirnens of
diplomatic correspondence. They promise to
,-naugurate a new era in diplomatic style."
'].‘Hl:‘. GRLIAT CA [.ll~‘()R;\‘lA l’LAN'I‘.
CA.‘-‘cri.u.\oc.r, the gr":-art nzcdicinal herb of Cal-
ifornia, is a new and invaluable addition to our
Pharinacopzcia. A.l{t)lJltl>‘l)ll.l1l>q , author of‘ Life
in California.’ lion J. C. Jones. long a resident
'there.and other eminent lrave-Iers ti-stit"y to the
wonderful success with whiclr it is used by the na_
lives as a cure for Pnlnroriary and liil ions (‘om-
plaints. By cmnbinin_:_: it with Livcrwort and Tar-
l
‘I
the best remedies for Coughs, Colils. and (Jllb:‘r"i|;l
allections known, prior to the addition ofthis plant
to our Herhzrriuur. a urcilicinc has been produced.
which. if we are to lrclievc the tvstinrony of.<corcs
ofcon\'ale.~:cent patients will cure Consrunption it-
\'r'e refer to Dr. lingers’
Syrup of Liverwort, Tar, and Canclialagna. The
public are not aski-d to take its virtues upon trust‘
The pamphlet in the lraud.< of Ageirts explains the
self, in its earlier stages.
pliilosopliy of its r-pcraiion.-', and gives the prool'_.;
of its success. , 419
Curn'.rr'/in/ion of C'I't(-nzis.’.."_t/ to {lie Ifcaling
Ar(.—Tlre fact that Ayci-‘s (.‘ln»r'r*y l’cctoral is
a clremical discovery, may explain why the
distinguished Pt'ofcsso!‘s of that Science, (Sil-
liinan, l'l.l('llt'.0('.l\‘, '\Ve>lr.-‘tel’. and Clevelarnl.)
None
have given their cmtificiites in its favor.
could better _'iuv.lge ofits merits than those cin-
inent men.and their names would be a sufficient
guar'a.ntce of its value, if experience had not
already provcn to the public that it is one of
the most effectual reme:l§e.~: for afi'ecti.:)us of the
throat and lungs evor lrcfcre them.
Sr.flr';i.'5lifC ffCl‘lCZt‘.
Senatorial an-2%. .'é5“roi3:.2*E:e Gen-
volition.
THERE will his a convention of the \\’lrigs
of the lilth Senatorial l‘)i.-lrict at the Stage
House in Stanrford on \Vcdn(-sday the 19th
day of Mari-lr. 18.51, for the purpose of nomi-
nating ii candidate for Senator fro-ii said district
in the next General Asst-rnbly, and also for the
purpose of trorniniiting canilidates for .itr<l_.«ges of
Prolrate in the di.~'tricts of Stamford and Not‘-
walk. The rlciltrgritias will ineet: in Serratorial
convention at 11 o’clnck, foreuoou of said day.
The l)Llsll|9..-SS of the Senatorial nomination hav-
ing been concluilod, the tlelegrites will meet in
separate bodies for the pur'pose of n1akio_<__{ the
Probate rurminations. Tho \Vl1i;,1s of the sov-
eral towns in the ]‘..’th district. are requested to
send to said Convention delegates equal to
twice the number of Representatives to which
the respective towns are entitled in the Gen-
eral Assembly. 0. S. F E RR Y,
District. Conrnriltee
County Convesztic-n.
THERE will be a i.-onvention ol't.hc \Vlrigs
of Fairfield County at the City llall in P;ridgc-.-
port. on \\7etlrres(l:r_y the 12th day of March,
1851. at ‘3 o’clock. afternoon. for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for Sheriff of said Co.
The \Vlri;_rs of the several towns are l'€‘qtH-‘$lP(l
to send delegates to said convention equal to
double the number of R.epresentatives to wlrich
the towns are entitled in the General Assembly.
N. L. \Vui'ri-:,
\V. A. Juno,
0. Fi~:mn'.
FnA.\'cis lVt-IS,
2 County
2 Committee.
Congressional Convention.
THE \Vhigs of the Fourth Coa_aressional
District. are hereby notified that a convention
will be held at Torrill’s Hotel in Brookfield on
\Vednesday. the 5th day of ;\larclr,1851, at 11
o'clock in the l'orenoon, for the purpose ofnom-
innting a candidate to represent said Districtin
the next Congress, and to do any business prop-
er to come before said Convention. Eaclr town
in the District is requc:-:t.r;tl to send delegzates
to said Convention equal to double the number
of its representatives in the Gemrval Assembly.
Burzr. Si-zoor-zivicii, Litchflelll
A. G. Bu.-tnroao, County
JOII.\'So.\' 'l‘our.r.\'so.\'. Corrrmittee.
NEl.StrE\‘ L. \Vni'ri-3, Fflwfiem
O. S. Fiannv, Cmmy’
W’. A. June, . -
Cornrnittee.
FR.-l.\'ClS lvi~:s.
N. York Cattle Market, Feb. 25.
At market. l.F00 hooves, (50 cows and calves, and
4,000 sheep and lambs.
Prices. &c-—.3‘ales ofgood retailing qualities at
from ;T+'l)‘.00t.o 8.00.
COWS “till Cill\'e-‘. Sales at from 24.50 to 50.00
Sheep and l.anrbs—-Prices ranged at from ‘.2a3,50
to 5,00.
ill urticb.
ln \Vaterlrury. Feb. ‘25t.h. by Rev. H. B.
Eliott, Samuel G. Blackman. E.-;q., late of Nor-
walk.to Miss Charlotte A., danglrter of the ate
Dr. Edward Field, of \Vaterbur_:,'.
In North Salem. on the 26th nlt.. Mr. Sam-
uel Smith. of Norwalk, to Miss Lavinda Keeler
of Ridgefreld. ‘
In Port Chest.er, on the 1st. inst.., by Rev.
Mr. \Vilson. (lenrge<'I‘aylor to Susan E. Cog-
sill, both of Norwalk.
N" O
uh.
In Ridger'ield. on the ‘ldtb ult., Rebecca,
relict. ot'Joar'ih Keeler aged about. 77.
In \Vilton, Feb. 25th, Anna Godfrey, aged
34 years.
P N-mv York ;'\'avy ‘far.-l, or of[1OLLY
. '11.... ...~. .4... Iv-v: . _-
For Sale or to Let.’
AN estalilislietl liiisiriess .stand in the
.~= . ‘ villzrgc of Darion. Conn., within 100 yds
of the N. Y. 36 N. H. railroad depot, where
the cars stop tour or five tiniesa day to and
from New York. Tlrc,-. lrtiililiirg is convenient
for store and dwellin_£,'- v.-'it.h about. four acres ‘of
land attaclred-—-sitnated on the corner of the
l'l()$tot) t.urnpike and New Canaan road. Price
.‘§t‘2.‘3{)0; a part of the pnrclrase money can re-
main on bond and nrortgage if required. For
particulars, enquit'(_'. of \V. B R,-\DY at the
ELL
at the Darien railroad depot‘. ‘,3m*9
Waiapene or flair-@1055.
CEL1+.‘l$l‘tA'l‘ED Indian vegetable prep-
aration lor the hair; prepared by H. T.
Lovct. A. l)icker'man solo agent. for t\'orvvalk.
wlrer-e this invaluable t‘t's!o.'~'ative may be pro-
cured. to;_ve:l1et' with pamphlets containing an
account. of its remarkable VlrfU(“S. So great is
the confidence of the proprietor of this article
that. in every instance where. it is used accord-
ing to directions an(l the promised effect is not
produced. the money will be refunded upon the
return of the empty bottles.
3t "-"*9 A. DlC.i{El-l.;\1.»\N. SJ. Norwalk.
Notice to Builders.
‘HE urult-r'signed wish to contract for the
- building 'of a Hotel in this village. to he
built. of wood, three stories lrigli. Dimensions
of main building 45 by 42 feet. with a wing 30
by 52 feet of sarne height. Plans and specifi-
cations will be shown upon application In either
of the subscribers. (.x‘l£(). \V. l V ES.
E. S. TW Cl€l)Y.
L. P. IIOYT.
Danbnry, Folrruary 24. 18:31. 219
Building Lots
ON EAST AVENUE FOR. SALE.
7 HR.ElC building lots on the Ea.-‘t Avenue,
:nl_i,n.iniiig the residence of the under-
sigrrecl. ’l‘lrese lots are among the most. desira-
ble in Norwalk. and are 150 feet in front and
Q53 feet rleep. For particulars enquire of
GEO’. \V. l3E"l"l.‘S, Norwalk. or 134 Pearl st.
Y. 3nr0 March 3. 1851.
ZlE"arm for Sale.
TH E place for-nrerly occupied by
Alvin l-lyatt. dec'd, is offered for sale.
It corrsi.-"ts of about three acrz.-.s ofgood land.
with a dwellin_<_t house and burn thereon stami-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying near
the house of lra Bells. Jr., and on the line of
the Dznib ury & .\’or'w:ilk railroa'.l. For further
p:ntii:ulars enquire cf
S.-\=."vll,lliLL P. RANDLE.
\Vilt)n, March 3,1651. Utl
LEllO\V & ll LOl_)(l ET’.‘3
Patent Sewine Fviaolnines
%‘N D rights for using the same, tor sale by
_.L the si.rl;scr'ilrer'. The rriiprc-.cetlerrte.tl
spire-d and pezii-ction which st-\vitrf.z can be done
witlrltlrcse ni:n_lrines is astonishing. One oft lt(‘tn
can be seen in operation, at. any time, at my
hou;~:e in Grccrrsfar‘rirs. ;\Iai.-lrincs and r~i;;l2ts for
sale for every town in the County of l"airlie.lil.
e.‘{t:(';rl the towns of llouroe, Newtown, \Ves-
ton arnl l-Iastou. .l).-\.\"lE L BUPtl{..
\\"estport, t\larch 1. 1851. 319
i'i7"r1ce.=s,
, NVILS, and
Smiths’ l3ellows.—Peter
i“- ;Vi_u,lir.’s, and Hills Anvils; do andido
Vises, (solid and brazed lroxes;) Hydi-s, and
'l‘illotson's do; Parl.er’s parallel do.
f.l()L(_'(_).\ll3 55 LYON,
\Vator st., ’;riilgeport.
Light! Ligiitl
Q A MPH EN E and burning fluid, best qual-
ity (war'ranted). a great variety of lamps
of every di.~'criptiun, looking _<_{la.-'.-<-s and tea
wators -t‘<c.. at Dl.\'l3,RU '\\ ’S
1J‘a'.sIr'r'¢.-1'. if A'nr':cul.’.' ss 1’/'c-bale Coup-‘L, .fl.'[(lI'('sIL
3:/._ 18:31
”f§_“"i.‘3"l'.-‘\'l‘l~I ofCH.-\ ll LES l_3URT1S. an in-
.fil_A solvent‘ rlelrtor of New Canaarr in said
district, assigned in trust for the lJCll(:lil.(tf hi.-5
crt-ditors. A
()r'i/ct-er/——'l‘lr:rt Commissioners to receive
and exrrriiirre the claims ofthe creditors ()f$tli‘_l
eslaic be appointed at the probate t)filt"(‘. in
Norwalk on tlrr-:15th day of lllarch, 135i, at
El o'clock forenoon; of which all persons lll iii-
terost will take notice, and appear, ifthey see
cause. and be heard tliereon and the trustee (rt
said estate will give public notice thercol‘ by
publishing in a newspaper printed in Fairfield
County and by posting a copy of said order on
the sign post iroarvst the re.-:idence ofsaid debt-
or in said New Canaair at least ten days before
said 15th day of L\lar'(:lr.
GEOl’tGE A. D.-\.VENPOR.'l.‘, Jud
])islrir‘.t of Norwal/: ss Probate Court, Fcbruar_7/
Q2/211.1 51.
4 STATE of JAMES D. QUINTARD,
late of Norwalk in said District. dec’d.
Tire. Court. of Probate for the District of
Norwalk hath limited and allowed six uronths
from the (late lrerc-.ol'. for the Cr'cditors of said
Estate. to exhibit. their claims firr settlement.
'l‘ho.~:e. who neglect to present; their accounts
properly attested, within said time, will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons indebted to s:-rid
estate are requcstcrl to malie irurnediate pay-
ment to GEORGE QUIN’_l‘.-\li..D,
9 l.‘Ixccnt.oI'.
ge.
Lockwootl, llaigiit 8;. Co.
t\lAI\‘UF.—\C'l‘Ui’.l~ZRS or
TIN, SHEET-lllON. c’\'. BIKASS \VAI-{ES
AND or~:ALt~:P.s IN
STOVES, ranges, lnrnaces. heaters and
drums, hollow ware. sad irons, castings,
slreet lead and lead pipe. stove pipe and zinc.
brass kettles, cutleI'_V, porcelain, jappan and
brittania wares, china, crockery and glass
ware, Feuton enamolled wnl'e.~:, brnslres and
m.-riches. glass lanterns, chain punrps, Miller’s
water proof oil paste lrlackirr_.<_',. fresh camphene
and burning fluid, washing and yeast powders,
stme and shoe blocking, wrapping paper,
wei_g_lrt,s, br'ooms.,pails, travs, bowls and tubs,
St'lVeS, matts_ wash boards, ladies. stamps,
spoons, clothes baskets, bellows, &c., &c.
Hoes,
CYTH ES, Snaths, Forks and Rakes.-
'l‘uttle‘sand \‘v'lritlock’s Hoes, Be:rrdsli=.y’s
\Villiam’s 65 Burlr-.rnk’s and Tlra_ver"s Scytlres.
\Vhite’s, \Vlritlock’s and Tuttle/s Forks, for
sale at. the mannfa-::turer’.s prices. by
I'l0LCOi\lB c\’. L YON.
83 \Vaterst. Bridgeport.
\Ve are also agents for llll't‘.6i(lllT6l'eI1l’ inan-
ufacturers of Shovels and Spades.
CABlNF.T MAKERS’ GOODS»-Sofa
and Chair Springs, Carved Moulding.
Glue. llair Seating Vl’¢-lrbing, Gimps, Buttons,
Tassels. Bed Screws, Casters, Locks, Butts,
Hinges, and all other styles of these goods.
HOLCOMB A’. LYON.
83 \Vaterst.. fvridgeport.
FAX!!!-‘ll-ZLD Couxrr BANK,
24th Feb., 18-31 .
OTICE is lrereby given that an install-
ment of ten per cent. on the additional
Stock of this lillllli is payable on the 7th of
March next. Per orde
v,
'1‘. \VARNER..1R.
spring Goods!
ECE‘1VF.D this day an extensive assort-
ment of new and desirable Spring Goods,
to which the attention of all in want is invited.
C. J. GRUMAN.
Wanted Emmediately. _
NE .lonrneyrnan tailor. also an apprentice
to lea nrtbe tailors trade, by
CHARLES S. LOCKVVOOD.
Norwalk. Feb. ‘.24 2851.
PROSPECTUS OF THE
World Fair Axis Einien.
1~‘tr'r‘( 1* Rl7.F.S.
ACH First. Class Prize :1 First Class
Cabin Passagge from N ew York to
London and back. in a first. class An-ierican
Pacino Ship, ~.vit.h every requisite for the voy-
age. and S100 each to pay expenses in London.
Subscription—Fi?Je Dollars a Share.
Each subscriber hasan engraving worth more
than double the anroiigrt. subscribed.
OFFICE. 50 ‘WALL S'l‘REE'l‘. N. York
City, over the Anrerican Excha-age Bank.
C'o:nrn1't./cc Q] Il1‘cma,r_rcrn ant,
E. Haskins Esq., J. M. Barrows.E.~.q.,
Capt. F. Nazer, Edw. \Vallis. Esq..
T. \Vatts, M. D,, T. B. Adams, Es-q.,'
\V. C. Hor'nfager,Esq., .1. ’fownsend, Esq.
Secr'ct.ai‘_v——§l . Towrvsi-:ND.
'l‘reasure.r—~Tm: BANK or New Yoiuc.
it would be idle to suppose there are airy so
ignorant of passing events as not. to have heard
ofthc wonder ofthe age ‘* The Great ll"m'l(l’S
l"ai'.r.” lt would be absurd to suppose that any
who have heard ofthis event would not._ ha vea
strong desire to witness this novel, gigantic and
grand exhibition. But amid thetens ol'thous~
ands in whom this desire exists, there are
thousands 'u7rwr'.lling aml thousands unable to
make the necesary outlay for a journey to and
from London. To every oneof these an en-
graving which shall be valuable: as well be-
cause it is a truthful picture ofthe interior of
the crystal palace. as because it. exhibits the
extrernest perfection of art, will be an object of
interest.
\-Vc have taken the trouble to ascertain, by
a car'eful,elalr<rr:tte estirnato, that to produce an
engraving worthy ofthis occasion. and tomake
-4.000 copies of it would cost at least $5,000.
For such an on;.zraviirg the print sellers would
charge certaiiily.‘.Sl(). probably -$l5,arnl perhaps
pocket $‘20,000 of'prolit. lnster.d. lroweve-r' of
letting this enormous sum be swallowed up by
print sellers. we will publish the errgraving by
co-operation, so that. each sub: cribercan obtain
a copy to say tho least, one half the price the
pritrt. sellers would charge, and then have a
large sum to spare to distribute as prizes.
First, we intend to secure the services of a
first rate American Artist, who will proceed to
London and make a sketch ofthe ints.-.ri<.;r oft./ze
Great ll"0rlt/’s Fair in the 2'e'r'y zenith Q/'ils
splc7Icl0'I' when e2:cr_1/ I/ling will be (li.v}1la]/czl/0
l/H2 ,a_"r'caIcs/. posiblc (zclvanlagcon I/zc or-cn.s“i'o72 of
the 'L'i.s'it I/rcrclo (fl/rcprqjeclur, the Prince Al-
bert, his consort the Queen ot'Eu;_1land. and
their children. From this sketch the engrav-
ing will be made, aiul will form the most rung-
niliccnt :rnd interesting tableax.
The numberof s,ubscr'il)et's islimited to 4.000.
Each 2-'ub.-crihei' will be entitled to to a copy
ofthe Etrgraving and a chance for one of .50
Prizes. '
The accounts will stand thus:
-1.000 sub.-:cr'ipt.ion's. at each will be $20,000
The engraving and 4,000 copies
will cost -- $5,000‘
Tlre expense ofuianagement, ad-
vertiseriients, (Sic , d~:c., will
not exceed 9.500
Total oxpeudituros,———-——-
{/5}
‘./3
7.000
\Vhich deducted from S’20,f3{)0 lirav’es.5.'§l2.ltl)’)
This $19,500 is divided into 50 prizes——:25'
First class, and '25 Sec-onsl Clrtss.
'l‘lres::pi-izms to be ili-tribntczl among the
sril).<crilrer's in the ordin.»rr'_y manner of Art.
Unions.
. .
F. . ‘P.B.lZl*..S. H ' _
.aclr first class p:i-z.e will be a first cabin
passagre from New York to L-ondoa and back
with ever_\’ reqtrisite for the voyage, togetlrer
with $100 for expenses in London.
Each ::(-’.(:0ltLl class prize will be a first cabin
pa.-sage. from New York to London and back,
with every t'c.qui.~'ite for the voyage,
' ‘he ‘.25 1st class prizes will be eqiarl to $2-",:300
The :25 ;.’d class prizes will be equal to 5,’-3.tl00
St-3.r_,rtro
The shares and pr'i;:os will be trarrsfer-alr:'e
at the option oftlre ll()ltlt-‘l‘S.
The drawing will take place as soon as the
slrares are tales-.1, (nearly one halfare already
taken, and in ample time to pernrit every prize
holder to proceed to London so as to be there
at. tho courrni-ncement of the Fair.
The whole will be under the management
of a comnrittee ofthe. sulrscrbers. aml so cou-
dncted as will not till‘ to give the most entire
satisfatzttort to every sub.<cril.er.
the Committe of Mana,«zetnent.
9 J. TO\VNSE.\£D. Secretary.
To the Probate Cou'rl,_for'l/re Dz'sl'r'z'cl of Nor-
zcal/.: :
V?‘ l H E application of JE H lEL GRUMMA N
_ll. respectfully showetlr that he is lawful
guardian to Alansou Hyatt. aird Mary lsabella
Hyatt, minors residing in the State of New
York, and that said minors are the owners of
the followitr_-=_J, real estate, vi;/.: an undivided
intero.~t in a tract. oflzrnd lying in \Vilt.on in said
district, with the lruiltliiigs t.ln-reoii standing.
bounded northerly by land of Jesse Hyatt,
easterly by land of Jesse l:l_vatt and land of
Polly H_y:rtt,soirtlrer'l3 by land of Abijah Butts
and la ml of Lydia Akin,and we.-teily by land of
Lydia Akin and lriglr\\':ry——strlrjrct to a riglrt. of
way :r(‘l'0$3 a part of the same for said Jr-s-to
Hyatt to pass and repass to and from the well
and to use said well. And he furtht-r says that
the estate is at pri-sent tt0pt'0(ltlCllVe; that the
avails tlrervof :1 re wanted for the support. main-
ti-nance and education of said minors,and that. it
will be for the advant-.r_L;e of said minors to Sell
the same, and invest. the avails thereof accord-
ing to law; wliereforc he says tlrere is just and
r'eas.,nalile cause for selling the same. He
tlrerol'ore prays the Court to order said real
estate to be sold, and to empower him or .‘}0lll@
other meet person to sell the snare, p_nrsnant
t.o the statute in such case made and provided.
Dated at Norwalk, M:-rrclr 1st. 1851.
JE H IE L GRU M MAN , Guardian.
Dislrir..'l of Normal}; Probate Court, 33. ]l’Iarc7r.
Isl, 1851.
Oturtztu-;tr——'l‘liat the l'oi’egoing application be
heard and determined at. the Probate Office in
Norwalk on the 12th day of May, 1851, at 9
o'clock forenoon; and that, notice tlrer'e-of be
published in some public newspaper near the
place where such real estate lies. three weeks
succr-.ssively at. least six weeks before. said time
assigned GEORGE A. DAVENPORT,
3x9 Judge.
Wanted.
NE or two nppretrticcs to the tanning and
curpyirrg business. by
" ISRAEL LOCK\VUOD.
Norwalk, 17th l+‘eb., 1851. 31*?’
._ For Sale.
HE lot north of and arljoining E Olm-
stead’s stow e. on Main street, about. 88 ft
front. The whole ofthe purchase money may
remain on rnor-tgiige at 6 per cent. for three or
live years. Apply to
l<‘l-{EDERICK ST. JOHN.
Feb. 17th, 1851. 3:7
For Sale.
GOOD Shower- ‘Earth, a good portable
Black or \Vhit.e Smiths l'»‘urnace, and a
good Patent Solii Bed chair—All at.
DlSl3R.O"\V’S.
__.___ ... __
Ready lviade Glothing.
‘H E subscriber has taken the .‘$tOt'e next to
the one occupied by Mr. lsaacs. which
he has filled wit.h ii choice assortment of ready
made clothing, caps, hats, umbrellas. 62c. Per-
sons intending to purchase will do well to call
and examine his stock, for he will sell goods as
cheap as can be found elsewlrere.
MAGNER 6: BALL.
Norwalk, Jan. 13th, 1851. 2
..-vow-|.:~'.~--.n ~c~$¢.La-.-st‘. .. at - .-
By order ofl
vs -~.
- _. _.= ’;.AN!;x".. ”
can CHALAGUA;
roe THE COMPLETE CURE or-'
Coughs Colds, Influenza,
Asthma, ronchitis, Spitting
of Blood, and all other Lung
Complaints tending to
CONSUMPTION.
7]‘ HIS syrup contains no Opium, Calomel,
or any mineral \vlrate_ver, but is compos-
ed entirely of those roots. lrerbs, and vegetable
substances which have a specific influence up-
on the lungs, and their connected organs. Its
inirrzczfizz/erg,/}"ect is to allay all irrit.ation, ard gen-
tly removetlrephlcgin and other morbid secre
lions from the tln-oatand air‘-passages; thus re-
lieving the cough. by sub:/u-ring l//6 l11jl{l77l7)l(ll‘l()n
and other causes which give rise to it. ltalso
stimulates and imparts a healthy toneto the
lungs themselves, tlierelry enabling), them more
tlroron_<_vlrly to remove from the l)lnir(l those impu-
rities and diseased particles. which, if retained,
do so much miscief in the systenr, and lay the
foundation for incurable Consumption.‘ It. also
exerts a decided ac't"on upon the skin, and as-
sists nature in expellirig, through the exhalei_rt_s
much of that morbid matter which would oth.-‘
erwise be throxvn back upon the ll1H_QS,lllllS re-
lieviug them ofa part. of their work, and ren-
d(*!'itt,';’,lll9 sys-tern pure and healthy. \Vhen
tubercles are forming. it checks their develop
merit and further progress: or if ulceration has
taken place, it assists the lungs in throwing off
the corrupted matter,sootlrs tlreirritatiou._ heals
the ulceratetl cavities, and restores tlrern again
to healtlry action. Tlris medicine. t.herel'ore,
is not a -palfirztive merely, which only relieves
for the time being, but is a l/zoi'ou_g/t crtralirc.
as it strikes at the very tort. of the disease, and
by removing it, rernoves at once all its routine
and attendant consequences. This is its distill-
'Q‘Ill$fllIlg c/iar'uc£e.ri..stic——:r properly possessccl
in equal power, by no other riieéiciiro of like
nature no\v in-.l'or-e the public.
Cl RCULA RS. {cf}.
As no oi'(l'm:ir'y-.<ize<l zulvortisement can fully
explain the nature and merits ofthis article, the
Pioprii-.tors have puhlislrvd a mu: t:ircu(ar. giv-
in,r_x the /rz’.sloi'y of//1 is nrerlicine ; the zlesnriptiozz.
flu-[lU‘(‘,L$‘(,'., of is principal irr_:;redierit;<, the oli‘-sci
tlrey are designed to have upon the lungs and
liver. and a copious i-all-.r‘erri-e to the persons
'a:7.:r2 /tare l)(:(37l cured by z'.l——_;-iviirg ‘heir names
and r'esidt-irces even to their number. Tliose
who are lroubleil will). a cuiig/1,‘or' whose lungs
are in the least eli'ecte<.l, are earnestly dessred
to c:rll upon the Agents nanrei be.l0\\'. aml pro-
cnre one ofthose plnrrnplets. It can be had
,r,rru1i.~: and will well repay a perusal. The
-‘°hirrl.s on lmzlt/1," and “ about tzrfcirrg cold,”
may he \\‘0!'lll to yotrrselt' and faintly,
lll1N1)l7( lCl)S OF DOLL.-'\llS,
in the shape of Doctors‘ Bills saved. besides be-
ing to means of prolonging many a valuable
life.
\V..-’\PtRA-_\l'l‘Y.
Such is our confidence in its virtues, that we
are willing to w:zi'r(znt this l'tllStli(;i|]t’3 in every
case r3fru':-;'n/ Ct/fl./, (wlier-n as: d :accor'iiiag to
the dirt-ctioirs on page Tilt ol'tlro1‘-ainpiilet. iii-
sitle. the wrapper of :+ai:h hot!li_~..) and where
the pe.:'.<ou is not sailistieil llr:ll'. he is derivirig
benefit front it, l:-5' t'r~:tur';:i:rg the bottle wiliiirr
‘;4 hours time,
’l'l7ll-I
will be return d.
punrplrlet. inside the wrappc:'ol' each bottle.
Be sure to ask for Dr. A. l‘l,l2:_;('l':}, syrup
of‘l;;'.:-irzro;-!. Ti/r. and {'ouci'zuluguo, and let
no other be painted on you.
CAu'« io.\'.-—-.\'onc gm:/tizic. urless there is on
the lrnffwrapper, a 'no!r3 of /mm/. sigrred with
,1 12:71. h,'v' A L. SCO\’ll.L 5; CU.
For Sale, wholesale and retail. by A. L.
SCO V IL L Cc CO.. l’r'oprietors, at t.ln,-.it' prin-
cipal, Depot, GO'.l‘1’ll(3 H A LL., No, 310
I-3'2-om/z.I.'a_i/. New York, to whom all orders for
the Medicirre, and leters relating to agencies,
should he addressed post‘. ]}((f(1l-
Also, for sale in Norwalk by J. A. \VEE_D,
and \V. E. l3lSSELL.
P-rice-—Itr large bottle, $1.00; or six bottles
for $5.00 9
_H% ‘CE§’_“ ‘.S‘E"£'§
l’llt’lll1i’lt‘l:l‘ ill ‘ll-”tl‘%l‘
The Gr‘(5:a§<'cS‘t
3110013} PEEEEIER
l-: 'rur. \VtlS!..“. ‘.l'i:ai.o!
I-9“ Price $5. “ Jar I2ot.‘Ic. or .\‘;'.r I-.'r,.t_II:n_I'or $5.
73 l9 "‘“" Pl” 1‘-D in Ql.'.»iR':" £§0'l"l"L'!E§-3, cfilie unme
power and ziicdiml rfiin-.7rt; as w.-.-L;-3; =_1~,g;y;:.11 himii,-9, E,-.c]>;
I.ru-ye bottle contain.-I .'ri5.\'.‘l"Y—§~'()‘{7z{ ])()_\‘}};,~: and the
med cntioiis are so 2-,‘:i-o.:rg,1l:,' {l0ll(':‘.lll:‘.'lt£‘Il-Jim! only
Um: 1"-’Ilr‘:‘*,‘7‘)r.‘IZ_Irlll is i'eqi.'rr-at ct P. E)e.~‘r—-th:'ce times rt day
-thus uni.-. n-n‘!-: in-:.:.-‘ 'l“.V't‘.lt!.V‘(?llt5 E}o.V‘t~‘y Wlllcl! is mncir
ion;-cr_tli::ii :i_tro}tlt: of any other 11.)‘: ‘-.~.Eirc i.-tr-ts, lrccau:-e there
15 "_"lll"'€tl oi,tl:i.4 3 lbtbtié c_x:r:iutit:.' at :: tlo.-:.~-..
l:1'“b' I-‘:|;¢_‘-?_i_l -5"~'i’-‘-"l_'I'!':'3I 01' this llloml I'i!rl‘fior over all
0 tl(‘.l' !]lLt lCl.l:f33. (‘0ll.~‘ll:'?n 1!] ll. f:{!'é‘F\:. lIiI'.!tl»1l!l'U ll! 23:! Pllflfieflhlilg
as a p:irL_ol lltt conipoun-l, inc poise-.-jril J1;-glicnl Virlucg
0!’ Home -'SL‘.ll:'it<.'- and Rare
Irrclian Roots and Barks,
\s;bicl_t no other medicine possesses. Tlrcso; mg mg mo,-.g c¢yf._7n;
I ll_rtfic1'.~’ 9f HM: Blood t.l:at_ were over icnovl-rr to 1-.itlr~‘:r
Imimu or 2l’.’l1ffl:‘£.’GIl, and tlrc-so born-="compoir.-ia':.-d with the strong-
ly-caricent.-‘tz.‘cd r.:truc.‘: of
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
cneanv AND SASSAFRAS BARKS,
make this Ye.-:c-table Ext:-ni:t.r1irt only the greatest 1'1-load
Purifier, ll‘-‘-1 Ills“. N ('li!‘lI}3{'l-' mcrliciirc by ,v_vv'q~nt mid;
than any other. It is c.’m.r;irr. lrt.*(‘,.':tl.‘.€) the qiu1atityof'it. that
may be nou=_-ot t'or.0ue Dollar will last much lon_:',ci-. and
Will Cum 'i‘cu ‘Furies more Blood-iliscusc, than Una .I)oilm'a
worth of any other medicine,
53" For undoubted proof‘ of the Cure: of
Scrofula, Feve1'-Sores,
;S‘_c(Ild-II-)Ignd,( Erysiyfrlclajt, Salt!-R/it-imr,(fllieunrqtisin, S3.777ri.’r'a. Ffriiyn
"M5. ""11 05 011 e "m"?. .i\‘cL'- .011: r aint.-4 Piles Lum-
bugo. Cmrccrotia L7¢-er-.2, (‘.nsl.i\'cner~’:-'. 13.2»;-, [)5-55 1)‘-2,1,9”.
-">-'-"'13-in ‘v’i1‘r ’
but, 1 runs in tin. Mac, was , ours, l..lIt . om s, mm ALI. mm-_n.
lair-um-3-Bi.ooo l)rsr:.xs'.-:s, SUE.‘ our PA.—l!PIIJ.L' TS and murd-
br1ls—evcry Agent. has them to give away.
3-iO."l13Y
;‘l.v-.e page 3-l_ of the
-'.L ...I
For sale by A. Sellcck, Norwalk; \Vordins
and \V. B. Dyer. Bridgeport; A. ll. llull,Dan-
bury; S. C. Silliman Jr.. New Canaan; R.
Hoyt. Sltlttrllrrtl; J. \‘.i'. 'l.‘aylor, \Vestport.; E.
P. Fairc-.h‘ld. I-letlrolz L. l_lur~r, liireentield; G.
B. 1\1.iddl’elrrook, \Vilton; Nichols dc Belts,
Fairfield; A. Vinton. \Veston; D. R. S.--l-
leck. Ritlgefielil ; A. Nichols. Sonthport; A ll.
Duncombe 6.‘. Co.. Reirrliirg Cer.tre; E. H.
Peck. Greenwich. All orders must be address-
ed to \VALLACE 85 CO., 304 Broadway,
N. Y. lyeowf)
OCKET CUTLEPtY.——l’._nglislr,German
and American. a full stock.
HOLCUMB & LYON.
83 Water‘ st. Bridgeport.
Fluid Lamps. _
NOTH E R. lot: of Fluid Lamns _}u ‘t rec'd
and for sale by C. A- DUl"»AND-
For Sale. _
KVAGGON with Bsprings in good run-
order, also one box suitable for a pedlar.
LOCEWOOD HAl(:l'l‘ dc CO.
Very Cheap.
‘l Pl NO-ABDC)t‘rIlt\l.-l L SUP PORTERS
L and Shoulder braces, for curvature of the
Spine and kindred diseases; ofallsizes. for sale
at, very low prices (tZf’.nt‘l_v one half loss than
formerly.) by the subscriber-. Call and see.
them at the otiirc of
‘I
.._....._j. -.‘.o.—- ._.-
for extent. v.rriet.y and beauty of style, i
meet. the wants of the Ladies usually found in
extraor'dinar_v low prices.
». -~.:-cage...--nu u--u-....-qgyiw lI§ahfi _ .-9
— - - -‘...—.- .. ..._ ..— . .
1
V ti’ wilt
e. a. ememam
‘I. 7 OULD call the attention of purchasers to his stock of SPRING DRY GOODS, which.
s much superior to that of any former seflS0"-
Among the variety of Goods designed for the Ladies, may be found a more desirable seleectiofl
than was ever offered in Norwalk.consisting in pa rt‘. of Brocade, \Vatered. (fhirngeable and Bl'l€
Sll.KS. from 50 cents to $2 00 per yard; l\'I. DE LAINES, CASHMERES, POPI-)lNSo
ALPACCAS, BOMB.-\ZIN_ES, LUSTRES. GINGHAMS, American, Frencillzmid English.
PRlNTS, at prices zfnilqnalities to suit the most fastidious. Every other style (:5 Goods to
an extensive Dry Goods Store, can be had at
Gentlemen will find it. very much to their interest to examine my stock of Goods &‘es-ig,ned,fot'
lllelr 1188'. as I am confident they will extra inducements offered them. being deter'm'i3‘ned‘to keep
up the well deserved reputation of the OLD BRIDGE STORE. ~ '
G. J. G.'R'IJ'1VIAN'-L-
- low prices. Persons n noting a try species
will continue.
the largest and mast extensive assortment of
liver before offered in this village, to which the
Fire subscriber would here tender his sincere
greater increase of patronage within the—short
New Canaan, Feb. 1, 1851.
goods will always sell when offered at low prices.
The Early Bird Catches theiii_W0i~&!
Now is the time to purchase
.'WINTEjR DRY GOODS !
H E subscriber is desirous of selling otfthe balance of his winter stock of goods at unusuu
of goods will now find a rare opportunity of
obtairring them fa r below the usual rates; from this day to the first day of Mar'ch this reduction
More room is wanted for his spring stock, as it is his intention to open by far
Spring Dry Goods
public attention will be called at an early day.
thanks for tl‘-e very liberal patronage bestowed
upon this establislnnerrt during the past year, believing that no store in this State can boast ofn
space of twelve months. New and desirable
WILLEAM E. RAYMOND.
~——-{
Parm for Sale at Auction.
.._£_lL THE farrn lies in Darieu. about one
mile north of Darien depot, containing about 60
acres of good land, well divided iirto meadow.
plow and pasture la nd; has a good walnut.
orchard, and plenty of fruit ofall kinds growing
thereon, also a good house. barn and other out
l)'.1lltlll't__QG. Sale to take place t\Iarch4tlr.1851.
at 1 o'clock. 1’. M. Part. oftho money can re-
rnain on interest, if dc-sired.
ELIAS JOHNSON.
Darien. Jan. lfth. 1851.
9t1
For Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale his farm
in the town of \Vestport, 1% miles from the
bridge.‘.2 miles from Norwalk, and one-half
mile from \Voslport. railroad station. There is
a _L_{()U(l two-story dwelling in good repair, a
la rge barn, carriage lr0t1se.and other buililirrgs.
Tlrere is an ribnrrdance of fruit trees. consisting
of agple. pear peach. plum. etc. There is a
never liriling supply of excellent. wa'er. The
place. is plerrsatrtly located, overlooking the
Sound, and easy of access from any direction.
Terms of purchase and payment. nrade easy.
’ JOSEPH SCRIBNER.
\Vestport. Feb 23. 1851. 8tf
New Arrangements.
%, ‘E have made and ordered a lot. of silver
I spoons butter knives, forks &c., and
have purchased of the uianufactureis, a large
:r.s.-zmtrrierit of plated ;:oods,such as tea-setts.
spoons and f-irks. (at £20 per cent discount. for‘
(‘H2-ll) You can purchase these wares and have
them engraved at the same price at
D1SBl’tO\V’S.
_.—.._
iiarriage makers’ Goods.
~ l’l{l.\itlS. Axles, Slmlis, Poles. Carriage
Bolts. Tire Bolts, Ivory lrcadeil Screws
and Nails, Ivory and Bone Slides, Sand Paper,
Lining Nails. Oil Cloth, Malenhle Czrstirrgs.
Stirrup Joints, Co:-iclr Locks, Carriage Bows,
Buckles, Hooks :rnd Rings, &c.
I-IOLCOMB 65 LYON,
83 \Vater st. Bridgeport.
Horse and 0:»: Ga:-es.
DOZ. first qnal ty copper teeth cards
rcc’d and for sale by
STREET 6.’. QUINTARD.
Q
3
THE Cl‘Zhl‘IBRA'l'ED CllEAPl".S'.l‘
Garpet Establishment
In I/ic U1rilezlStatcs.
No. 99 Bowery, N. Y.
HIRAM ANDERSON’S
Eight. Spacious Sales Rooms!
HOLESALE and retail; Families and
housekeepers furnished at wh rlesale
irrces.
I L-is/.qf P'ri.~.es.
English Three Ply Carpets, 8s and 93
lmperial do do 10:; and 11s ‘
Brussels Carpets, 10s and 193
'l‘apestry Carpets,’9s and 12s
Venetian Stair Carpets, 2s, 3s and 45
Door Mats. ‘2s. 3s and 43
Table and Piano Covers. cheap
Conruron Carpets, ‘2s and /19
Eriglislr Druggets, 3s6d to (is
Floor Oil Cloths, its to 4s
Floor Oil Cloths. 8 yds wide
Errglisli ()il Cloths, 83 to Os
Tufted Rii_:_;;s. ‘.203
Axrninister Rugs. $6
\Vindow Slr:rdes.S1 to $6
Checked Matting, 4-4. :3-4. 6-4
Stair l:l.ods, Gs, 8s and 105
Table Oil Cloths, 3s
Hll{.»\t‘rI A-NDER.SO_\T.
No.99 Bowery, New Yorl-'.
is9m7
California Gold.
‘I Ehave been in New York dui'irig the
past week and have pnrclrased a large
lot of new goods for the spring trade. gold
watizlres. chains, keys, pencils, ea rriugs, finger-
rin.-, lrr'ea-_-t,.pins.gold being plenty makes many
of those articles very low. Call at
Dl‘.s13RO‘»V’S
Saws,
LANE IRONS. Chisels and Goages. 01'
\V. <'.\’. S. Bntchet"s manufacture, for sale
wholesale and retail by HOLCOAIB <5: LYON-,
83 \Vater' street, Bridgeport.
District of 1 ’o'rwalk as Probzztc Court, Februa-
t"t/ 15!/2.. 1851. A
ES'l‘A'.l‘l'L of LAXVRENCE M. ST EV-
ENS late of .\'orwall<., in said district, de-
ceased.
The Court of Pr'ob:ité for the district. of Nor-
walk hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof, for the creditors or said estate.
to exltibit. their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present. their accounts. properly
attested. within said time. will be debarred a
re'cover'y. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to
JOSEPH \V. HUBBELL. §Execu-
8 SAMUEL E. OLMSTEAD. tors.
’ New Spring 1);; ' Goods.
HITCHCOCK & LEADBEATE R.
No. 347 Broadway. cor72c'r of Leonard st.
tG= ARE ALRI-ZADY IN RECEIPT or THEIR NEW
AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS,
and are prepared to serve their customers
the.re\\'itlt, as well as with every kind, style
and Qhality of
FALL AND wz.\‘Tz-:1‘. DRY GOODS,
of which they have one of the largest and best
assnrtments in New York, which embraces
every kind of O
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
worn by ladies or gentlemen,or used by families.
It is impossible for them to enumerate even
a moiety oftheir articles. and would. therefore,
barely name a few. as ’
GREI\‘_~\1)It\l£S, OPtGANl)lE$, SILK TISSUES, SXLKS,
PRINTED .1.‘-iCO.\'ETS AND Cattttmtcs, BAREGES,
Ci-.‘!'l‘OI‘i CHAPE AND THlB13'l‘ SHAXVLS,
l‘r1.-'xl‘x"I‘lLL.\S, swiss MUsLi.-is, &-c.
They would also beg leave to say that they
give their attention entirely to the retail busi-
ness, are in constant communication with their
custonrers, and therefore
LE.‘tRN Tlllilll. ‘-VANTS AND \VlI.L SUPPLY THEM,
if any pains. and the markets of this or any
other country will enable them to do so; and to
make. their assortment so general as to enable
any lady to
SET DOVVN AND SFILECT EVERY ARTICLE
she wants, without the fatigue and perplexity
ofshoppiiig, while their invariable rule of
ONE PP.ICE,W1TI~l0U'1‘ VARIATION,
secures to every customer, whether 0. child or
an adult,
I-‘Am AND HONEST DEALING.
In addition to their extensive assortment of
I-I\’L‘I'l.Y KIND OF DRESS GOODS,
they have constantly on hand every kind of
1ioUst;w.FE AND FAMILY GOODS,
As Linen Siiczeliirgs and S/rh-tings. Damasks.
I)z'apcrs. Nap/tins, and indeed every kind of
Linen Goods, which they purchased before the
recent advance in prices, and sell
Full tzumty per cml. below the usual rates.
LAC}-2 AND MUSLIN wnioow DRAI’EttIl£9,
wooLr-1N Bl..A1\'KE'l‘S AND QUu.'rs,
'roit.i-:'r. TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
co'r'ro.\' SlllR'l‘l.\'GS Axn sin-:r:'rr.\‘os,
Moot'..\'1.\'o AND HALF MOURNING Goons,
And a full and perfect assortment ofgent.lemen's
Li’/idcr S/iirts, Drtzwers, Scarf/is and Cravats.
Sill; and Linen Poe/ccl I-Jam!/cercliitg/is, Gloves,
At prices for below the usual rates of Gentle-
men‘s Furnishing Stores. . is
'_r‘iMr:_c.7i«iANGisD.
N. York & N. Haven Railroad.
' I\"l‘lL further not,icetrains will leave N-
York. from 23 Canal st. for Norwalk at
7.15 and 9 A. ;\'l., at 3. 4,aud 5. P. 3'1.
Leave New Haven for Norwalk at. 7.00 and
53,40 A. M. and at 1.10. 4.30, aud8,10. P. M.
Leave Norwalk for New Haven at 9,526,
and 11,18 A. t\'I., and at 4.55. 6,13. and 7.13
P. M. the 7,13 train goes no farther than
Bridgeport.
Leave Norwalk lor New York at 6,452. 8.10
and 10,55 A. M ., at 2.16, 5,53. and 9,22 P. M.
R. B. MASON, Supcriizlerrtlant.
01VE3.‘é5'EEU'S AG;-AINll
NE \V and elegant Omnibus, from the city
of Nexv York, has just been placed upon
the route between Nonvrrlk and South Nor-
walk. and will leave either place. (near the
Connecticut Hotel at. the Bridge. and the Rail
Road Station at. South Norwalk.) at such hours
as will accomodate those arriving by. or wish-
ing to take the trains. \ViLLtAirI Cnortrr.
Norwalk. Oct. 7, 1850- 41
Jewelry.
ANO'l‘HER large arri-
val of jewelry. fancy arti-
cles, Azcz, at the Cheap Store under the Conn.
Hotel, consisting of gold and silver lever and
lepine watches, car rings (some new pritterus.)
linger rings, breast pins, bracelets, lockets, sil-
ver and plated spoons and forks. gold chains of
every style, vest chains, together with every
variety ol'jewelry that can be found in a coun-
try store. Particular attention will be given
to watch repairing and job work in general, and
my goods will be sold at lower-prices than ever
before offered in Norwalk. To be convinced,
come and see. CHAS- A- DURAND-
Tabla Cutler ,
HEARS and Scissors. of W . (St S. Butch-
er's, Roger-‘s, and llilgefis mannlircturo,
for sale wholesale and retail by
IIOLCOZ»-{B .&:..LY.’ON;
Files and Basps,
‘10-NSTANTLY receiving from Vt’. & S.
(J Butclrer, Slrefiield. England,a full assort-
ment of the above goods, for sale at New York
paces, A & L"0No
DR». A. Hill’ .
Jan. 28th, 1851. 4
83 \Vuterst., Bridgeport.
‘ 83 \Vater st.. Bridgeport.
Norwalk Chronicler