«iiity of testing the quality of the article coii-
I
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-at
Two Farms for Sale
.A.T A GREAT-1 BARGAIN.
‘The subscribers offer for ‘sale two‘
farms lying in tzlietowii of New Canaan.
_ One of said fin-ms is sitziated about four
Tlllles from Norwalk landii‘ g. and contains about‘
sixty acres of first rate land with a spacious
dwelling house and" other out buildings tliereon
Stflndiiig. Also another farm containing about
One hundred acres of good land, with a farm
house and other buildings thereon standing
about three and a halt‘ miles from Norwalk
landing and is a most. desirable fari_n for any
person who would like to be situated near the
‘salt water. It is well divided into wood. pas-
ture. ineiidow and plow lanil,and is well wat-
ered, and is worthy the intention of those who
wish to purchase a good farm. For tiirtlier.
particulars enquire ofthe subscriber at New
Canaan or of Chas. Isaacs. at Norwiilk.
\VlLLlA M DRUMMOND.
New Canaan. Dec. 9. 1850. Q
‘ For Sale.
A valuable lioinestead of 26§ acres of
My land,formi~.rly the residence of Jared
. .; Ayres, in'New Canaan. On it isa good
tn ostory dwelliiig-lioiise, barn, and other out
buildings. and fine orchard of grafted fruit
trees in a hen ring state. Also, 27' acres of line
timber land. miles north-west of Norwalk
Briige. Also, six acres of wood and timber
land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
lage. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of \V:'itts Conistock, Esq. in Ne\\;_
Canaan. For further particulars enquire 0
the subscriber at the residence of Win. Druiii-
inond. New Canaan.
A EBENEZER CARTER.
New Canaan, June 14, 1850. *'9t‘l5tf
Building Lots for Sale.
'_..~,-1! THE subscriber offers for s:ile three
buildiig lots pleasantly situated on the l‘-Ierwin
place abiut a qiiarter of a mile below the
bridg .; also, a lot with a new dwelling house
staiiding tliereon. Also, a house and lot situ-
ated at Five Mile River. near the Landing.—-
Seventy-five per cent of the money can remain
on bond and iiioi'tgage for a term of yr-ars.
Enquire of CHA RLES L. RAYMOND.
Norwalk. [Five Mile River.] Dec. 24. M52
.50
TANNERY FOR SALE.‘
Valuable Property
.; FOR. sale at a b:irgiiin.——Tlie subscri-
ber, contempliitinga removal to the \Vest.oll'ers
for sale his faam and tannei'_y situated in New
Canaan about t] mile and ii halffroin the village,
aml about four miles from Norivalk landing.—
The farm consists ofiibout 40 acres of first-rate
land with a good two story dwelling-house, barn
and other buildings thereon, and would be ii
most desirable place for a farmer or mechanic.
The tamiery at which there is now doing a first
rate liiisiiiess in that line will be sold separate
or with the farm as desired by the purchaser.
For furtlier particulars enquire of Darius St.
John, New Canaan, or of Chas Isaacs, Nor-
walk. DA RIUS S. AY 7i.lL‘S.
New Canaan, Jan. 9, 1850. 3
For Sale.
A THE House and Lot. formerly occu-
‘ pied by lCiiiei'y Bissell, deceased.
For particulars inquire of
CLARK Bissi-:L1.,
or \V. E. BISSELL.
Norwalk. Aug. 27, 1850'
.4’. ‘?.’'.'.'F.‘.’ 7S. 3/.’
J. M. Smitbfs Marble Yard,
Near l/ie Biii/fro, I\".’/I"l¢'/‘(Ll/L‘. Conn.
SEPULCI-l RAL Monuments and Grave
I Stones, of every variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workmanship. The best as-
sortinent of American and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind of L\1ill'l)l(3 \Vork,are invited to calland
give a personal inspection of his ni:itei'i:il and
workniansliip, as this will be more sat.isf2:ct.oi'y
than to purchase of Agents witliout an opportu-
tracied far.
ll:.§'Fl1L‘- Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warrant it. to give er.t.ire satisfaction.
Norwa.lk, Aug. ‘.21, 1848.
Frotection Ensurarice Go.
OflIARTFO.l’tD. Cox-.\'.
Capital $200,000-—Wi'(/z. Piriirzlcge to In-
crease to uaif -7, -’lf5lf%'071-
E, 'ILLlA3I C. .“Tfll£ET, liziviiigmcoived
the agency ofthe above nauicd Compa-
my in now prepared to insure Ilouses, Stores",
Mills. Factories, llarnsand the contents ofeacli
together with every other species ofproperty
flgaizzst Loss or Da.magc by Fire.
The rates ofpreiniuin offered, are as low as
those of any other similar .[nstitution,a nd every
man has now an opportuiiit.y,for a trifling sum
to protect hiniselfagaiiist this destructive ele
ment. which often in a single hour, sweeps
away the earnings ofso ma ny years.
his incumbenton all persons applying for a
i'e‘newal or policy on buildings, to inform ‘the
agent. of all cli-.i nges in and about the premises
that. increase the hazard: or on m:icliiiioi'yi'cii-
dered unproductive by new inventions, usecex
less by changes in busincss,as no insurance
office is bound by their policy.t,o payany more
than the cash value of property, at the time or
its destruction.
Norwalk, Jan. 1, 1850.
E. G‘. WARREN,
Cabinet lllalter & Ulltl0l'itll£0l‘.
Two Doors E as! 0/ [lie Ban/c,
STAMFORD, CONN.
OULD i'espe('.tfully inform the inhabit-
ant.s of this, and the adjoining towns,
that being satisfied from the urgent necessity
which has freqiiently existed in cases wlicii
death has been caused by putrid diseases, and
in almost all cases ofdeatli occurring in warm
weather, that. more ample provision in the line
of articles necessary for the interinents of the
dead than has heretofore been made in this sec
tion of the country, is called for, he has been
induced to make the necessar_y arrangements
l0l‘- and that he is now prepiired to furnish Cof-
fins. Sllmutls, Caps, Scarfs, &c.. ofcvery des-
cription that may be desired or that can be ob-
tained in the :ity of New York. at a moments
Wtltlllflgi day or night, and on the most reason-
able terms. He is also pi-epiirer_l to furnish
Hearses, Carriages. see to the digging of the
'grave, and to attend to any other arrangements
that may be wisl'ii>.d for the funeral procession,
écc. Those who may wish to keep the body of
9. deceased friend several days, can be furnished
with an ice-box in which it may be preserved a
week, or longer ifnecessary.
,The subscriber has also on hand and for sale
Ledoyen’s disinfecting Fluid—an article which
will effectually remove from the sick room, oi
frorn rooms where death has occurrcd,all offcn
sive smell. and completely freshen and purity
the air. This fluid is far superior to chloride of
lime or soda. itbeing imicli more powerful and
entirely free from smell, whizh makes it doubly_
valuable. E. C-HAUNCEY VVARREN.
‘ ‘l_i;\:\It1\._kt\0S». :___ '
C 1% finwl -ironic“ .?§_l-."§‘“3 P-
IN QUART BOTTLES.
F07‘ Purifi/iiig//ic Blood, am/for/he CW6 Of
S-ci'ofiilii," l{liu.i.imatisni, Stubborn Ulcers. Dys-
pepsia. Salt Rlii-uin. Fever Sores. Erysip-
elas, Piinples. Bib-s, Mercurial Diseases,
Cutaneous Eruptions, Liver C()lll[)lt|llllo
Broncliitis, Cmnsuinption, Female
Complaints, Loss of appetite, Gen-
eral Debilily, die.
N this preparation we have all the restora-
E properties of the root. combined and con-
centrated iii their utmost streiigih and efficacy.
Experiinents were made in the imiiiiifac:iii'e
oftliis inedicino until it was found it could not
be improved. Accordingly, we find it resort-
ed l()illlt1()s{’. universally in cases of Scrofula,
Liveriliseases, Salt Rheum, General Prostra-
lion ofthi-2 Vital Powers, and all those tor-
nieniing discasi=softlie skin so trying to the
patience. and injurons to the hi-altli. It is a
tonic, aperieni and disiiifcctant. lt acts simul-
taneously upon the slonuic/i, the circufa/ion
and the boicnls, and llius three processes,
which are oxdinarily the result; ofthree differ-
ent kinds of inedicine. are carried on at the
same time tlii'.)ugl'i the instrument.ality of this
one remedial agent. Tlicrc are many ways
of reiieveing pain for the time being. but there'
is only one way ofreinoving disease. No palli-
ative, no anodyue, no tropical application will
remove it. It must. be attack:-d at its source, in
the fluids ofthe body, which convey the poison
to the localities where it isdevoloped in iiifla-
mation, sores, nlce.rs,Iuinors. ali;-:ces;es, gland-
dularsswe ling as the case may be.
These fluids niust be roaclied. acted upon,
purified by some powrcful agent. Such an
ageiitis Sands Szirsaparilla which gently stim-
ulales while it.ilisiiit'e-cts and expels from the
stoniacli and bowels all that is irritating. and at
thc same time rcstoics their vigor and tonc.——-
lts great. incrit is that it timers and iiei.i!riili7.es
the active principle of disease itself, and when
that is gone, the symptoms iieccessiirily dis-
appear. The rapi-lily with whivh the patient
l'e('.()\'(‘-l‘.< his health and strength iiiider this
triple influence it surprising. Each new case
in which it is iippliod furnishes in the l'PSllll a
new certificate ofits excellence; iind we have
only to point. to the accuiiiulated testimony of
multitudes who have experiein-ed its clfccts, to
convince incrednality itselfof its real value.
Lieiit. Miller of the Army has kindly sent. us
the following letter from California
Mo.\"ri~:ai-zv, Jan. 18. 1850.
M izssns. A. P. &. D. S.-i.\'ns ;—-(:1-entlenieiil
beg leave to add my favor of your invaluable
nicdicine. hoping it may lead some otlier unfor-
tunate being to try its effects, and that they
may be lieiicfitteil as I have been.
liirrivi-.d here fromthe United Statesby the
OV("l'ltll'J(l route about the fii'.1<l of October last.
A ti-iv days aficrl was attackcil with it Very
disagreealile eruption of the skin, which my
physicisn could not (:ltI'(‘-. I liappened to find
your Sarsaparillii in ii store in this pla('b,aiid
reiiii-iiibei'ing the populaiity ofilie iiii-iliciiic at
the desired effect of reinoving my difficulty eii-
tircly. \Vith liigli :'i-giiiils yours &c.
J. [-1. MILLER, U. S. A.
From i/re Sizzle of /lIai'nc.
The attention ofllic reader is called to the
following certificate of ii rciiiai'kalilo cure of-
fi--rted by using only live bottles of Sand's Sar-
raparill:i.
Sinxi-ti’. (1\'Iaine.) April l5. 1850.
l\‘.‘l'l-ZSSRS. A. 13. A: D. S.-\.\'DS :—(i‘cnileinr~n :
this is to (‘P-l'l_\'l:Y that tho .~‘lll)5('.I'll)i*l', of Sidney.
County ol'l{ciiiielicc, Stiite of Maine. liiis bei-..i
llllll('.l('(l more or less cvcr since my birth. with
Scrofula, which continued to increase until last ‘
i'ebriiary. lu Janiiary. my legs were so swol
len I could iot got on aboot or ii atocking, and
had 50li0l‘ill large sores on me all the time.
this situaiion. l was about to give up in despair
when l was tl(lVlsf'(l to try Sand’s Saraaprilla.
I had not niucli faith in it, but I send [,3 _-‘_;;g‘,,,-
ta, Me... and proi-urreil ll battle, which did me
so much _.£1_L!(Hl, l seiit, and got anoilier, and con-
tiiiucd until l laid taken livi-bottles. lam now
perfectly well. lf any person who may H-‘till
this letter 's afflicted with and disease of Scro-
fula I would most sincerely iecomineni:l and
advise them to make use iil'Siiiiils Sarsaparilla
lfany person wisliiiig fiirilior iiifoiiiiatioii about
my case bp calling upon me 1 can convince
them ofthe healiiig power ofthis in.=-.diciiie.
Signed STEl’llEN (J. llAY\VOOD.
Auuiista, April 16. 18:30.
P. S.— \Ve are -|H‘.l‘Fl)lltll acquainted with
Mr. Hiiywood, and believe his stateiiient to be
true. Sl;1l1t".(.l.
DlLLl i\'(ail-lA M & TITCOMB.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. by
A. B. 8; D. SANDS, ])i'iiggist and Clieniist.
10f) Fulton street. corner of \Villiani, New
‘York. Sold also by ilriiggists goneriilly t.lirouli-
out. the United Siatcs and Canailas Price $1
per bottle : six boiiles for $35. For sale by J.
A. VVEED, Norwalk, Ct. -
Patent Paint.
LAl{E’S Patent. fire and water proof
Paint, orart.ificial Slate. This extraor-
dinary substance is found in a stratum of rock
in Sharon near Akron,'Ohio. “When taken
frcin the niineit hasiill tlieappearaiico of the
finest Indigo and is no li:iidi=,r than cold tallow,
but a few days to the atmospliere turns it. to
hard slate or stone, protecting wliatcver cov-
ered from the action of the weatlier and from
fire. A supply jiistrcccivedaiiil for sale by
STREE'l‘ & QUINTARD.
shot, and caps at
Agents for the Patentee.
PO \VDER.
OLi\lS'l‘EAD'S.
?’ BAR KELS of \Vestcliestcr Co. Fork
of a superior quality, packed with great
care for-fiiiiiily Lise; for sale by the bairel or
liunilreil. \\’M. E. RAYMOND-
New Canaan, Dec. "5t.h, 1850.
Webb’s Waslizng Powders.
A NE \-V and coiiveiiieiit article for reinoving
dirt. from clothes of all kinds without rub-
llltig.
'l‘r_y it, and ifyou don’t approve ofit, the money
will be i'eturiicd you.
LOCK \VOOD. HAIGI-IT, 65 CO.
Norwalk, .l i.il_y-"15, 18-30.
Hay Gutters.
NEVV supply of Hovey’s patent liay-
cutters, just rec'd b
S'l.‘Rl3lET 6:. QUINTARD.
-More Light.
RESH Camphene and burning fluid just
V rec'd and for. sale by the barrel or retail
j, .;itc, slates
Esaeass,
Wizst Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the ]\7'oru'al/5 Ifotel.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
ADDLES, Harnesses, Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Satchels, \V|1ips, Mutts, Brushes,
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, Webb, Saddlery
N. B. Ha7'nesses 72zanzifrictm'e(l to order.
\Vare, Trunk Locks, dcc. 551:.
Terms f'a~vo7'a-ble.
HE subscriber having had an appartnietlt.
invite the attention of the public to his
Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags. Mats, Rugs, \V
&c. &c. \Vl1li3l1 he has constantly on hand. H
Harness, combining neatuess wit.li iliiraliility.
is-Eta Pg?
3.“ ii‘ __. A ._-,4-,_ , __.
CHERRY PEGTQRAL
For the Cure of
couerzs, comes,
HOARSENESS, BRON-
ezsm-xs, eaourp, .A.S'I‘.'EI-
MA, wzzeerzrio-cocoa
AND cor-rsvmssizom.
Among I he nuineroiis discoveries Science has
made in.this gei'iei'atioii to facilitate the busl-I
iiess of lil'e—-'nicrease its enjoyment, and even
prolong the term of human existence, none can
be iiaini-.(l of uiore real value to mankind, than
this contribution of Cliemis'try to the Healing
Art. A vast trial ofits vrtues throughout this
broad couiitry, has llrr ‘cu beyond :1 doubt, that:
no medicine or coiiibiiiatioii of medicines yet}
known, can so surely control and cure the nu-
mcrous varieties of pulmoiiai'y disease which;
have liitherto swept froni our midst thousands"
and tliousands every year. Indeed, tliere is:
now abundant; reason to believe a Rcnicdy has’
at length been found which can be relied on to
cure the ll1()St(ltll1$IE‘l'OttS iiffectioiis oftho liings.;
Our space here will not permit us to publisli any l
proportion of the cures iilfccteil by its use, but;
we would present the following opinions of cin- l
iiiciit men, and refer furtlier enquiry to the cir-
cular which the Agent. l)t‘lU\V named, will al-I
ways be pleased iof'uriiisli free, wherein are full
I
parti :ulars,:ind iiiil1spu:..ble proofofilicse facts. ,
1"/‘om (fir .f’/‘mi./1':-iii of .‘lI.‘lfl(,’I‘S’- (7ru’/rigc, (fic-
cclir/mi/uf ["112/I I‘1['1'CIICO(,'IC.
“.l:iiiies C. .'\_Vci‘—-l“'it': l liiivie used your?
Cherry P12‘-(1lt')l‘lll iii iiiy oivii (‘.-‘l>f(~‘. ofticcp-sciiii-il
llroiu-.li_itis, and am .~i-.iiislii-il from its cliciiiical
home. Ipiircliased three l)()lll('.S. which had ti()llSlll’!ll’!()ll, that it is an adininiblc (.‘0IIt1)l)tIll1l‘(:\.H:S p_ _-g-“ml,
for the relicfof laryiigiiil and bruncliial ilifiicul-
tics. lf my opinion as to its siipi-.rior ('lllll‘tItfl(?l'i
can be ofany sezvicc, you are at liberty to use‘
it as you think pi'opei'.
lfl l)\\'A1U) l'll'1‘(‘.l1COCl\', LL. D.
From the widely izeli-bi'iiti».d
Pro/'. SIL l.l;l!A.\". .-ll. 1).. LL. 1).. /’/'ofi’.s'.s‘or_
C‘/iciiiis/.i-_i/. 1lIl‘II(.’I'(l/.(-",2"?/. i.",'('., Yulc (_i'ol- I
lcgc. ]lII‘)Il/IE!’ of [fill Lil. 1fi->'[- fllclf.
K1‘)/lff. and -$~':.'£(iiIi:,/ii: .\‘oci'c££cs of
A.»iici'7'('a (Ui(/ .l'§u'i‘o})c.
“l dceni l.ll('- Clii=i'i'y 1’oc.toral an admirable.
coniposition from some of tho. In-st artic|c.~; inl
the i\Iatcria hlcdica, and it very cffcctivi-. l'Plli-
edy fnrtlio class of iliseiises it is iiitcniled to
cure.” New Haven, Nov. 1, 1.8-19.
iVlajor Pattison, l’rcsiilent oflho S. C. Sen-
he has nsi-d the Clierry Pcctoral
wiili wmulcrful success, to cure an inflaination
of the liiiigs.
.FI'0/77- 0-'46‘ of the jirsl P/I}/si'i:izzn.s in ]l'Iai'nc.
S.-ico. i\Ic., April 21). 184%).
Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell Dt*tll' Sir: i am
now coiisliiiitly using your Cherry l’ccloi‘al in
my practice. and pi'cfcr ll to any other inedi-
cine for piilnionary coniplaiiits. From i.-bscrv:i-
tion of many severe ciises. I am coiivinceil it
wivl cure coughs, colds. and dist-uses of the
iC'-. Bissell.
P. BRADLEYE
.Now Ifamess and Sczddlo EstaZ2Z~£s/mzent.
fitted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
extensive assortincnt of Saddles, H:ii'iiosscs,
hips. Ltlsltes. BI‘uslies,Currycombs.Sliainmies
c has on hand several setts of very light single
Ev-:ry article in his line of business iniiy be had
at this establishment. ofthe very best ma t.erials a nd style of xvorkma nship. at prices which will
not fall to satisfy cust.omers. Repairing (l0
Just received a. lot. ofBufi'alo Robes, Blanket
Norwalk, Nov. 1. 18-19.
ne in a neat and substantial manner.
s, &'.c.
F. BRADLEY.
A ;\lE.R.lC.~\N MUTUAL
.-fife Ensuraiiice flompany.
Uzipitai ‘é§i09,000,
Inrcs/ci/7 in B!7II(fS, .'l[r2i‘.‘.f‘I,rriv,-‘:33 and Sim.‘/:3.
Rates of l,’reinium i-mliicml 2-3 per cant. paya-
ble in cash, aiiuuiillyseiiii-annually oi quar-
tcrlv.
T/iis (‘o.viiprLni/ /mi/4: Grriiilsz.-Z over
"'.E.’.‘~"..'§€-:”.-569 .'iPo3.i'1eies.
Tho TliSlll'(v*ll are ;\lomlici's f the Coiiipany
and share the profits Pqlt:Ill_\‘. Dividends de-
clared annually on the 1st of .laniiar_y.
€333‘?-i.-’éi.e:a.'E;e for Erofits
are traiisliirablc—-will ri-prcseiit C.—\.‘5H. scciii'c~
ly invested. and not unpaid Pl't‘lllllJlll Notes,
as is the case in the Credit Companies.
E"o.l;~Zcies
cannot be reduced at death, by having Premi-
iiui notes ilcilucteil therel'i'oin.
No (."-tiff/i;I'iii(£ Ii’i.s'./rs have been taken——nor will
extra-liazardoiis risks ho assiiiiicd—-iiiiil no
clianges will be made in ciniilucliiig the busi-
ness ofllie coiii-iiiiiy, Wlll('lt will impair the iii-
ercsts of its pri-~soiil: policy liolders.
THE A=_\1l‘.'RlCAN ."rl.UTUAL
is 'rii:«: 0_\’.t.Y
Pe:i*£‘ec*1:3§; Eiéffiutimfi t’;‘e2m':o.i'i.*-;r
in the co:iiiti'_y——h:iviii_«_§ but one (il2I:S (if lllillll-
bers—oiic systciii ofpayiiiciits—no l'ori':-itiii'cs
ofpi'olils——aiid no iissiessiiieiits _ol‘iiieiii’-_crs.
The public are invited to e.\:iniine tho Cli:ii'-
ter. Plan of Operation. and Annual lcporl. of
the Coiiipauy.
Q1’/'Ilc'c'/‘.9 of NH.’ C'0I)7]'/{mi/.
BENJ. SlLl.l.\tA.\’. Sr. lliiiiiiis \Vii.cox.
l’rc.s'iclcn(. Vii-c I-’:'c.s-ii/cn/.
B15-.\'J.-1.111-.\' Novi-ts. Jons \V. Frri.-ii,
-_\'ccrcz'rir_7/. '1'/*cu.s'urcr.
BIN!/‘cl of '1'/'1/.s-/crs :
Benjamin Silliniiin \Villi.- Bristol
l\'()t'l'l:-‘ \Vll('U.\' .l0liii Diiri-Eu
ll_i-iiry Pi-ck Lewis P». .lml,-ton,
Eli \V. lllnkii .lanie.s l’iii:ilorl'.ii‘(l
Jolin W’. Fitch .l::nics E. lvlngli,-1;
Josi-.pli l£.'Siieftii-ld Lucius lrl. Fiiicli
.-Slicriiian \V. l\':ieviils lfiilwaril ii Mitchell
S.-iiiiiii--.l T1(’f‘.ll.\'
_ _ l.1"f'.<iI‘;_w-3 D. l’lii-lps
(.w'crii'_gge l.l:ill ]“l(‘,tlt“l'l(jl\ 'i‘, 1’,-er,
Uftlic '2.:30f) policies which liavc liccn issued
by this Coiiipan_\,', but ‘.26 have l)(‘.(‘,l) gt-;..,,i(-it
to persons i'csiiliiig out: of New ].J‘,,,_,j,md "ml
the State of New X ork. Total losses in 1:55(),
$1,000.
.-\iiib:n.<c. L. .lorilon
.R¢’fCI‘ In
Cliiiilcs lsaacs,
l‘). ll. llciiiii-It,
'l‘. \\"ar:ior, .l r.
Chas. E. Dislirow,
Cliiis. C. lli-Its,
Gen. A. lilssull‘ Vm. C. SlI'(‘,i=.l‘.
Gr. D. Joiniiiigs, (1‘eoi'gr-. A, Dz|V(‘,I1l)0l'l',
Dr. Samuel S. Noyes, N. (Tniiaan.
GICORHE A. l3lSSl'ILl., Agent.
DR. S. LY.\'I-ZS, Medical Exiiininer.
at-'. **"
lungs, that have put. to ilefiance all other icin-
eilics. I invaiiably recoiiiinenil its use in cases
ofconsiimptioii, and considc.-i‘ it much the best
reinedy known for that ilisciise.
_R(1.\:})'y yours. 1. S. Cusii.n.i.\'.'M. D.
Pri-piii'i-.il and sold by Janies C. Ayer, Prac-
tical Clioniist. Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Norwulk by \V. E.Bissell: in Stain-
ford S‘. Lockwood, and by the driiggists gener-
ally ilirouglioiit the Slate. 3inl
Il'5t’.i.’l?’@§&'?i.‘£§.N‘E.‘ GHFAYQGE.
D:.u'ilcy’s Magical Pain E.*sti.'aietor-
In tl new ll’/upper and f)U.l'C’b‘IIIl1(.‘/l imliirgecl.
AUTION.’ Counts-rfoits of Diilli-y’ Ex-
tractor, in the old wrapper, flood the
niarkci—avoid them as you would poison, for
they are as iliiugeroiis in their application.
L’-iiy Dalle_v's lCxti'actor, only in the new
dress and large Boxes—yuii gain ltIl'_£1(J.l_y in
qiiaiitity oftlic Oiiitnimit over the old size. and
what. is more iinportiint yet:-—yoii avoid the
and are ccrtaiii of getting the gt-iiiiiiio article.
The Genunie Dalley Salvi-.:is tlioiisands will
burns, scalds. piles, rlieuiniitisin. sore and iii-
flained cycs. c.i'ysipe.las. salt rlieum, cuts,
wounds, briiisos, and all. cutaneous and inflani-
niiilory iliseiiscs.
N. U. Evm-y local agent will be provided
with a cei'tilir:atc. signed by my lawful attor-
ney. and by the Travelling agent.
ta?" See the new printed Circiilars for 1850,
la]. DALLE Y.
415 Ilroadway, N. Y.
B.al1ey’s Animal Galvanic,
The greatest. cliezipesi, and most ecrtain
remedy ever discovered for the cure of dis-
cases of horses and cattle. H nmors, sores,
swelliugs, strains, quitterbone. galleil neck and
slioulders, hard or spavin lumps-——it. cures willi
rapidity and ccrtainty I and no ciise of po-
evil, has, as yet. resisted the wondeiful prop-
erties of this great and truly valuable remedy.
E5‘: Farmers and owners ofliorses and cat-
tle, t.ry it once. and you will never afterwards
be without it.
Aoi~:s"rs—Noi'ivalli, V-7. E. Bissell; South
Norwa|k,G- \V. Smith; \Vest.port, John \V.
'I‘aylor; New Canaan, S. C. Sillinian; Stain-
ford, Roswell I-I oyt. 33
OLOGNE VVATER, llay Rum, Laven-
der VVater, Orange Flower \Vaicr. and
-Rose Waiter‘, for sale by the gallon or bottle,
inforniiition.
7tf
Stam'fo_rd, F6l’).‘.19tl1, 1848.-
a
by STREET 6.’. QUINTARD.
at the Drug Store \Vest Side the Buidge.
ilanger of being iniposcd upon by ii Couiiterfeihl
testify, is an inlalliblc remedy for the worst. ofi
they contain much important and intercstiim,
. 33.‘! See.
7- Hi‘: siiliscrilii-r has just received a large
63-3231 3:.
l and valuable :issortincnt. of the latest
illlll)l'()Vl’ll Cook and l’arlor Stoves, and a vii rinty
jot’ i.i.<cful kitclicn Furniture. Auiong which
-‘lll3l_\" be found the followiu;z.——'l‘lie Quincy.
;l‘_:Illltli'(’. State, National. Saralogii i‘\llli_‘;1lll;
.At‘.\‘oo-.l’s Eiiipire. Coiniiinu Sciise. All-Riglitl
~=:‘-nil tlii-. l'i.(‘.ltll'll Flu.-. C()Ul{lll§_', Stoves.
l Of \Vood Aii'~Tiglit. l’iirlor Stoves, The
.7l3!ini, Tlie Golliir, l*'iiiicy Ail‘-'l'i_glil‘. Cottage,
iillltl l‘i.ll(1(-‘.5 Celcliiiiteii Hi-at llcgiilator.
Of .l’ailor Coal lliiriicrs. fourtccn iliffei'i=nt
l_Vtll'l9ll(_‘-h‘ and sizes, and liflci.-ii ortwciily varie-
;tie-* and sizes of Shop Stove-..-° and l*‘urii:iccs.
l llo has also saiiiplos ol'Davy‘s Piiteiit. Sad
Iron lleatcrs. which for ec0noni_' and conven-
iieiice cannot be siiipiisseil. Also, a good as-
'sortini~.iit of llritaiiiiia,.lapp=in, Tin. Slii-.et li'oii
and Copper \V:ire. Freucli and liirglisli
Knives and Foiks of superior iiiziiiiiliicti-in-.,
. Yiiiil-eo Notions. 5:0. 556- -
Jobbing done as i:s:i:iil.:it reasonable rates.
;All-orders pnnctnally attended to.
i F. I-1. NA
South Norwalk. Sept.‘2-ltli, 1840.
l
E icigeols"-if-Jeoil. ole. 639.,
l .»'l,I,rc.-i/.x- /br Ilia Sr./fc o/
i FiSl{’S P.-.\'l‘lCN'l‘ Ml-‘.'l‘ALLlC BURI-
l A L-CASE, which, bciiig cnaiiieled boili
without and witliiu. is i'ciirlci'cil pei'fei-tly air-
iand-ivziler-tigilit. as ii desirable article for pro-
lll’.(‘.(.'illlg the dead, for ordinary iiitcrinciit. for
i vaults, for ti'aiisportatioi1. for reniuvzil iificr iii-
‘terniont, kc” (Sic. \Ve invite all to call and
e.\'ainine, that they may see the beauty and
siiperiority of it. over all others now in use.
SH.
38
Etéiorwalk Szavizngs Bank.
O'l‘lClL' is liei'cby given that. deposits will
1 be i'i-iceivcd by the treasurcr at the Fair-
‘lield County Bank. from 10 to 1:2 o‘clock, A.
M. and from '2 to 4 o'clock, I’. M. on Moiidays,
Tuesdays, \Vedni.-.silays, Tliursilays and Fri-
days, and on Saturdays froin 10 to 12 A.‘ M.
and 53 in 3 P, N]. until further notice. Per-
sons wishing to make loans are requested to
liand a written application to the treasurer,
stating amount and set-.iii'it.y. ,
'1‘. ‘WARNER-, 'JR., Treasurer. ’
Norwalk. Dec. 3. 18-19.
RAZO RS.— Two cases genuine Hodges CK‘.
- Son’s razors, for sale by ‘
STREET 5.‘. QUINTARD.
Boots and Shoes.
large iissortmeiit for men and boys cheap
at S. E. _0LLVIST.EAD’S.
TO THE PUBLIC.
For E<;l'er'wa1l:,
Lancfiizg at .Ii3oc/:3; Neck.
ARE to Norwalli. 50 cts; to Rock Neck,
_ 37-3. 1--‘urges will wait for the piisZengei's
hi this boat, for: Danbiiry, Ridgcfield, \Vill0ll-
\Vestport, Fairficlil. Soiiihport, and all places
usually ii iiroai:lied by this route.
'l‘lie niiilv and spleiidid low pressure steamer
NOl-’t.\V-\LK. will leave East River stcamiozit
place. Peck slip. 'l‘iiesil;i_y. 'l'liursila_y and Sat-
iirilay. at: 10 o'clock, A. ‘.\l. l‘icturiiiiig, will
l9:l\‘(.a Norwalk every ;\‘loud:iy. \Vi.=iliii-silay and
Friday. at 11 o'clock, A. i\i., l".oi:l<y Neck at 12.
and arrive :it New Yoik at '2 o’i:lork, P. 2‘-. .
For pass:ii_ve or freiglit apply on board the boat.
New York. Dec. ‘2i3‘t.li, 18-30. 53
G-QUGEREES & G‘P:'i1’$C.KERY-
G. V}. S2-nzith.
7 HE, Subscriber would inform his fornier
.. custoineisnnrl the public gt-iierally,tli:it
he may be found at his new store in South
Norwalk, wh:-re he will keep a good and ex-
tcnsive as.<ortiiii-tit of (li-o::o.i'ios, l’i'ovisious.
Ci'ocl.or_y. Cliiiiii and (_ililS$ \\"iiri-. Also Flour
and Feeil. Spnrliii_'_v_ aiirl lllastiiig‘ P(l\\'tll’l'.
Patent F t1.~‘(‘.. and a aciicral asrsortnieut of
Palciit. .\li-iliciiies. All of wliii-li he -will sell
at as low |'lllt-'.:~‘ as they can be procured at in
this village or elsi-.wliei‘e.
Frcsli (il)t)i'l.~'- roc.i-.ive:l_ovei'_y week. Goods
delivered in any part" of the village.
.Sor.i/./1. I\"w‘ical.’:. fling; 5/7/. 16-30. 20
.'4Z-=-amber at t"Jes*§:}_:iori:.
SA‘.\‘l~‘(.)l‘{l). is now i-i=ceiviiii1 hi.-t Fall
2 Stock of Luinbei', '\lllll has all kinds i-f
lloaids and Plank. 'l‘iin':cr, Lzitli. &c.. and has
just i'é-ccivi-il 21 lot. of tli - most pi.-.rfc(:t sii\vc(l
55liiiigli-s that has t'.'.' .r l::ii-ii tilt‘--'ll‘.--ll s£.':)iig
coinpctilion li:-rc. iiizil-.<-is it an ulijcct for ll.l_Yl‘l'>'
to i-onia null sci-. .-\i.so. i)lll’t’. \Vliito Lead
and l’;iints, of all kiiiils: ()ld l‘:ll}_',ll~'ll l..lll$f‘(‘-ll
Oil. warzaiitcd piiri-: Nails. Glaiss. llariiwiirc,
llousi-. l*‘iiiiliiigs. and cvi-.i'y thing in the biiild-
ll'('s’}7orI. Oct. ‘28. 1850.
in: lini-. as low as can be bought in New York
or cisewlicrc.
4-l
Zfioriavailz 4.T3.a3'::..s*.cery .-f5>..ssocia-
A! T :i War-i'in;_v of the .\*oi-milk Cc.inr--t0r_v
[V Asset,-iiitiiin, licld .-\iigi:st ".’f)tli.. 18-"'-O, vo-
ted that liver!‘ Qiiiirtaril and Lyiiiiiii llii:li:iii,l.<,
‘)0 ti (?()tllllllil(‘t‘ to litl‘.‘(‘. gt-in-i'al st:pc.I"-‘islet! of
tlic groiiiiils of this Assoi-izitiuii, as rcuiiiils
mnviiiiiiciits, lniizlistoiii-.~:. and ciiclo.~‘iii‘e of lots.
and that no li0.l'.<(Il| .~-hall dig ii griivc. or crci:
.<l()ll(‘.>€ to gm-.—.u._:. \\":iliout pci'iiii.<sioii and advice
of said ciniiiiiittce.
:\lli'.'.~l.
l~‘.. Qui_\"i'.-iiiri, Cl):lll'lntll‘1.
4-1
\V. C. b"i'ui-:i-2'2‘, Scc'y pro tcin.
H .
.:se?.-3.e2= .¢P.:'t.5!. .‘-3*'2i<:1e.i.*,
"ST.-\S_ii.st rctiiriicd froiii .\‘cw York \\'llll a
I new and valiiiililc ('.f‘illl'.(.'ll(lll of-Scliool and
.\lisi:i-lliiiiciiiis ‘limits. .‘\l5(),il largoiissortiiieiit
ofSialioiici‘y. iiicli-i«.lii'ig llliink llooks. Fools:-ap.
Letter. and Not e l’.-zpcr, eiivi-,lops, Slates, &c.,
wliirli he will sr-ll Clli‘:l]H-‘1‘lllttl1 they can be
l)(ill_'__'l|l for at‘ ::i:_\' at licrstoi‘i‘- in this vicinity.
i_"~:7”llii'»l;.< of all kinds. boiiiid in his i‘.siiall_v
neat and iliii~;ibl.- .<:?j.'lc, at (‘.‘Ill'0t!lt)ly low rat: s,
and siiti.-fiiclii-ii givcii to all.
:i-S reiiimcil toftlic i:=ii'iici'stoi'c uii-'lei'tlic
.. (L-iiiii. llllll‘l. \\'ll(‘l'-" may l)(‘ll.£)!‘.lltl :i i-oiii—
plctc ;i.<sni'iiiii~iit‘ cl‘ driigs, iiioiliitiiics, poi funi-
ory, books and statiinii-.i'_y. f.-incy :irli<:lcs. CCU.
&c. wliicli will be sub! at prices (li‘,l:".'l|‘._|_‘; coni-
peliiion. 19 May
$33.:-ates.
B DOZ. Aiiici'ic:iii. lCii-_v,li.~li. r nil G:--rnian
2 -'
slates. :i.<sui'ti-ail si;'.es—and 100 M slate
pencils, for sale by
sra 1236']? 3; Q Tl.\I’l‘.\1-‘-.D.
l,.‘.:.au
i iiii E.i.‘{()
’."$"‘”“‘ “-"_"“-f
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L.
n.
i _._%'l‘.-ll_l‘lt3-.‘«‘l~1lt '.
WHOLESALE
253 53 33'!-Is".
J ':" ' “
\ 1,-2-..—, 4- .- ‘ '~a-._.4rrr
RGE LOCKVTIOOD 84 QON,
BOUKSEl.l.1iRS- l’l7lll.lSllEIl.S. AND li\Il’ORTERS,
43.1 B:'oi:<lw:i_v, New York,
Directly opposite inc Dcpiil of the New York and New-
llavcn Itailroml Company.
§?‘l(lA I’-S'l‘O.\'l§ (:iRl l)DLlC-S. an excellent
E3 iii'ticlc. for lnil~.i:ig hiii:k\\'licat cakes.
LOCli\\7UUD, llAlGll.'l‘ (SC CO.
Erma and Steel!
FULL as.-urtiiieni of Aincricaii, Sweed-
ish and English lron. ioiind, square and
flat ; and Cast, lfiiigiisli-lilis-tci'. Gcrinan, Ameri-
can and Spring Steel on hand and for :ali-. by
S'1‘iii~.'i~;'r 65 QUlN’l‘ARD.
-Oct. Isl‘. 18;’)-O.‘
_'t?i',at_,er Proof Boots.
rE'VH1<i siibs'cribcr liasjust. returned from New
. . York with :i large lot. oftlie best water
liidiii Rublior Ovcr Shoes, all of which will be
sold cliezipf r -.-:i.-ti. 1-1. l’l.~‘..i\'DES.
ASE thin Mill Saws, 6 feet, for sale’ by
C A ;1V.Ei11 Saws.
1 STREET & QUINTARD.
District if l\"urwal/c ss Probate C'0u7’€- Marc/L
A 3//, l85l . _‘
ES'.l.‘ATE ofCHAR LES BURTIS. an in.-
solvenr debtor of New Colman iri stlld
district, assigned in trust for the benefit of his
creditors.
()rrlcrci/—'l‘liat Coinmissioners to receive
and ezmiuiiie the claims ofilie creditors of said
estate be appointed at the probate oflice in
Norwalk on the l5ll1(lt1y of March, 1851, at
9 o’clock foreiioon; of which all poisons in in-
tcrest will take notice, mid appear. iflliey see
cause. and be heard tliercon and the trustee of
said estali-. will give lllllillc notice thereof by
publishiiig iii a newspaper printed in Fairfield
Ciiiiiity and by posting a copy of said orderon
the sign post iic:ii'cst the i'esiilciice ofsaiddeht-
or in .<:ii(l New Canaan at least ten days before
said 15th day n_ft\Iai'i-li.
or;oiioi«: A. D.-\VEi.‘IPO'R'1‘j. Judge.
Dislrir: n/‘.\'nricallc ss Probalc Court, ilcbruary
‘2'3I2'(f.l 51.
ES'l‘i\7l‘l§ of JAMES D. QUINTARD,
late of Norwalk in said .Di.<trict. dec’d.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk hath limited and allowr-d six months
from the date liercof. for the Creditors of said
Estate. to cxliiliit their claims fiir settlement.
'l‘liose who neglect to [‘ll't‘..~‘P-llliv their accounts
pi-opcrly aitosteii, williiii said tiine, will be de-
barieil a i'ecuvei'_y. All per.-'ons indebtedto said
psmie ;n-p i-eqiwsteil to make ininieiliate pay-
ment to GEORGE QUI.\"'.l'.-\ R.D,.
9 Exeitiitor.
Dl5li‘irrl If ,\‘})'I'.'L‘-i.'f/L‘ S8 .PI‘(If)Lll€ Court. l"eIgrua-
I'I,-'l5//1.18-51.
>1'l':\'l‘l_C of LAVVRENCE l\I. S'l‘EV-
J
' S.‘-S late of .\orwall., in said district. de-
Ct‘il>'P(l.
The Court of l’i'oliiitc for the district of Not‘-
walk lltzlll liiniieil and tlllU\\'P(l six inomlis from
the dali-. lierenf, for the crcdito'rs of said estate,
to cxliibit ll1(‘il'(tlillll1S for settlement. Those
who iii-gli-ct to present their iii-,r.oi.iiits, properly
iittcsted. \\'llllltl saiil tiine. will be debarred a
rccori»i-y. All peisins inili-bte-il to said estate
are rcqiic;~'!i=«l to makc imiiii-diate payinr-.i'it to
.l().$‘l<Il’ [-1 \V. l-lUl3Bl£ LL, Execu-
8 tors.
SAMUE L E. Ol..\lS'l‘EAD.
Tot/.-c Probate Cozirt.for 1/ic District of [Vor-
mi//.':
7" \ U E iipplii-iition of .llCll l EL GRUM MAN‘
E i'i~.spcctf.i|l_y sliowcili that he is lawful
j_'iiardiaii to :\laii.<on llyall. and i\lary l—sal)g~.lli!.
llyall. minors rcsiiling in the State of New
York. and that said minors are the owners of
the folloiriiig l'l‘i|l estate, viz: an undivided
llil(‘l't".~‘l in a tract of land lyiiig in \Viltoii in :-aid
dislrict, with the bui diiigs tlicrcon standing.
bniiuili-il nortlicrly by land cl’ .le.~se Hyatt,
t':lSlu‘—‘l'ly by laiiil of Jesse. llyatt and land of
Polly ll_\'illl',S0|llll(?l'l_l by land ol'Abijah Belts
and land of l..ydi:i Akin,and wosteily by land of
l.4_'i'lllil Akin and lIl_'-_‘ll\\':l_Y—SlllIji‘Cl to a right of
way ai-i'oss a part of the same for said -.l!‘S§fl
llyali to pziss and icpiiss to and from the well
and In iisi-. said well. And hc fiirllii-i' says that
proof boots to be had; also, a large quantity of ’
tho cstate is at prcsciit iiiiprmliiciive; that the
IlV:lll>' llicr:-ol'ai'c wanted for the support. main-
l'i‘Illll5l_'l‘ and cilncation of said iiiiiioi's,aiiil that it
will be for the ii-lvaiitagi-. of said Iiiitiors to Sell
ihc .-iiiiio, anvl invest. the avails thereof accord-
ing to law; wln-rcl'orc. llt‘. says there is just and
l'(§.'l.~'-.l‘-5Il;lf) cause for selling the sanie. Ho
llii-i'efori-. prays the Couit to order said real
cstiiii-. to be sold, and to empower him or some
oilicr ini-oi pcrsmi lo >8-ll the same, pursuant
lathe statlite in such case lli:tIl('. and provided.
Dated at i\'orw:ilk. llarch 1st. 1851.
JE U l JG l. GR U M MA N , Guardian.
Isl- 18.51.
()1:ni«:i:i«:ii~—-Tlizit the forcgoiiig application be
ll('.tll'4l and (li-‘ft’-l‘llllllt‘tl at. the Probiite Office in
‘;\'.'.\i‘\\'iilk on tho l'3tli day of illay, 1851, at 9
nit.-loi.-l.liiri-iionii; and that notice tliercof be
piibli-li:-ii in smnr-. public iii-\v.<p:ipi>i' near the
place wlii-i'e sin-li rciil estzite lies. three weeks
sui'(:i-ssivi-l\‘ at least six ivcolcs licfore said time
....-..-ism-ii ocoiieis A. DA VENPOR'l‘,
30 Judge.
=-1 z.’.a.‘i'o:-.121,’ Edorvvalk Railroad.
"Rat )'l‘iCl'l is lii-ii-by ;_-ircii to the subscrilims
A to the (.'apiial .‘~tucl\ of the Danbur_v and
I\'oi'\\‘alk llailroiid Conipany. that the Presi-
(lt’lll. and Dirt-i-tors at a iiii.-i-ling held at Nor-
unlk. on this liltli day of Seplciiilii-i‘. 18-50, 1:()- -
/.-i.’ that an iiistiiliiii-.iit of 10 per cent. on the
capital .\ft)l‘l\'. ii:cli:ding the aiiiount paid at the
llllll‘. ul'siili.-zi-i iliiiig. be paid to the Treasurer on
or lIf“li)l'("~ tho '2 ..'h Oct. no-xt.
And that fiirilu-r in.~.talments of 10 per ‘cent.
be paid on or l)E'llil‘(‘. the first i\londa_ys of De-
ci-nilicr, .laniiai\'. Fi-li='iiai'y, Miircli, April,
May. .li nc. July. and All_!_‘||h‘l, next.-
The siilisci-ibi-i's l'(‘Sl(lltl_:_{ at .\'orw:ilk and its
vicinity, will pli-zisi». call and pay to \Villiiim S.
Lf)l'l\\\'l)():l, lC~'q.. Assistiiiit Ti‘casiirei'.
Cciiiiii-atcs of stock. and amount paid, will
be rciiily at the time of piiyiiicnt ofiustaliiieiits-.
for delivery.
A.-\ RON SE E LEY. 'I‘rcasurer.
Danl;iiry,1(3tli Si-pteinbci', 1850.
A €}‘:3.rd.
7”‘ ll E Siibs::i'iliers would take this method’
toiiiforin their friends and the. public gen
erally, that they have EIS.‘-I()(!llllt‘-(l together in
the pinu.-tico of Dental Siirg9i'_y. and will be
lmppy to serve lllelt‘ patroiis in the best possi-
lll(‘.tll‘~Il1llt‘l’- It is their intention to perfect:
such :irraiizeiiient's as will si-cure to their
friends all. the tlvll.':lllftlg(~'.S Iliattlie Dental Pro--
fH~‘Sl()ll ii ii’-irils. and to execiito their business
in a style cre.litablo to tlicniselves. \Vith inany
thinks for |)'l~'l favors. they would respectfully
solicit :i coiitiniiaiicc of the sainc.
(.!ll:\S Fl'l‘Cll. A. BILL. DDS.
E?-‘mien of the States.
NE \V cook-stove by the above mi me has
just bcuii l'PCt"l\'efl by us; it is the union
of all the good qiialitics requisite for a complete
liiti.-lien stove. lt has the liii'ge~t. oven of any
stove in use. and is c.\'pi---ssly for wood.
LOCK \VOOD, HAIGHT 6.’. CO.
Clo-partnership.
V . f] F, sulisci'ilici' has this day iissocinlefl with
E him in l)ll$lllt!s.<. Fiii-znitiiicx A. Qum-
vmiin, and tlioy will continue the Hardware.
Paint and Oil lnisiiiess, under the firm of
S'riii-;i-:'r A’. Oui.\'i'.ir.n, at the old stand.
” wn. C. s'.i‘ni«:E'r.
B.—Peisons indebted to the subscriber
will please niaki-. lllllllmlltllfl payinent.
Niii'\\'zill<, Jan. 1st. 1851. \V. C. S-
UST i'ec'(l, 4000 lbs. superior Ohio Cheese.
Couiitry mercliants will do well to call and
exaiiiiiie before piircliasing. as it will be Sold
cheap for Cash. l,.~\YMOND <56 MEAD-
tiirockeaiy and Giass Ware.
5; U31‘ ,,.(,,.,;,,,..i ,. up-go and splendid assort-
vl’ lnPlil’ of extra and common crockeiy and
glass wacs.
L()CK\VO(.)D. I-l AIGHT 6:’. CO.
Victorines.
UST rec’d,a large assoitinent, and for sale
cheap. H. C. HANDLE.
Hides.
Catiles Hides,.at
S‘ E. OLMSTEAD’S. _
I
C ASH paid for
. Gold and Silver Ware.
ILVER cups. S[)(r()l1S,,l\',lllVf‘S, foi'ks,.;pencils,
pens, watclies, chains, keys, rings. -pins,
&c.—a great variety of goods suitable fo "the
ll()l_V'(lily.‘. Presents of gold anil silver will last.
Call at DlSBROW’S.
SHER1\IANS Cough and Worm Losenges
for sale by J. A. WEED.
N
f)i.~:!r'ir/ of i\l0I"l£‘tlfA‘ Probate Court, ss. Jlfarch -
Norwalk Chronicler