'.l'wo!'ai-nu lbs! Sale
AT A GREAT BARGAIN. .
The subscribers offer" fiir sale two I
ll! 2
furms lying in the town; ef‘.New Canaan.
- One ofsa_.id.farms.is SlK!ltItOd'flllOlll..f0ll1'.
"_"r9s from Norwolk landii.»g. and contains about.
-“"‘Fy acres of first rate land with- a spacious
d“"elliug house and other out buildings thereon
Winding. Also another farm containing about
ollehuudred. a_cres~of good. land, with a farin
house and other buildings thereon standing
about threeiand La. half miles -frofu. No:-walk
landing and is a most desirable fariii ~ for any
person who would like to be situated near" the
saltwater. It is wellidivided into wood. pas-
:uro.;inoac!ow and plan lsnd,sud.is man wat-
91:36.‘ and iewoi‘-thy" the attention of those who
“"913 I’°‘P‘“‘°h&3°l! good form. For further
lml‘!lc|1ilIl'9 Ollqlllfl Oflhe -subscriber at New
Canaan or of Chas. Issues. at Norwalli.
~ -. . - WILLIAM"DR'UMMOND.
New Canasn.=Dec. 9. l=850. ~ 50
. . Building Lots fbr» Sale.
. ._ THE subscriber. offers for salethree
bail‘ ng lots _.plessautly situated on the=Merwin
_place_a_bout a quarter of a milebelow the
bridge; also. a lot with a new dwelling house
itandiug thereon- Also, a house and lot situ-
‘ atedat Five Mile’ River. near the Landing.-
-Sevsnty-five percent of ,the'mouey can remain
on bond and mortgage for a term. of years.‘
Enquireof CHARLES T . RAYMOND.
Norwalk, [Five.Mile Riven] Dec. 24. tf52
for Sale.
THE House audbotfiirmerly occu-
Mlpied by "Emery Bissell. deceased.
” ' For particulars inquire of
' , - CLARK Bissi:t.i..
or W. E. Bissm.x..
N_orwal_li. Aug. 27. 1850-
5
‘Nil
.1’. M. Sinith’s Marble Yard,
Near the Bridge, Norwalk. Conn.
EPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave.
l- Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workmanship. The best as-
-.‘=.)l'tlnBlit of American and Foreign Marble,
':-'.ept consta'ntl’y on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to calland
give a personal inspection of his material and
-.¢orkmauship, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase of Agents without an opportu-
aity of testing the quality of the article cou-
iracted for. ' ~
5Z§"Tlie Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an experienced workman and can
‘l.’l:j.!’l?RDt it to give entire satisfaction.
Nnrwalk. Aug. 21. 1848.
TIME CHANGED.
N. York & N. Haven Railroad
E’-]'N'I‘.IL further.-notice trains will -leave N.
York. from 29 Canal st. for Norwalls at
7.25 and!) A. M.. at 3. 4.and 5. P. )1.
Leave New Haven for Norwalk at 7.00 and
9.40 A. M. and at 1.10. 4,30. and 8.10. P. M.
Leave Norwalk for New Haven at 9.26.
and 11,18 A. M.. and at 4.55. 6.13. and 7.13
P." M. the 7.13‘ train goes no farther than
Bridgeport.
Leave N orwalk for New York at 6.42. 8.10
and 10,55 A. M., at 2.16. 5,53. and 9.22 P.M
' R. B. MASON. Superintendent.
Boot, shoe, Leather and Find-
_in_g Store.
HENRY HANDES renews again
fiflhis acknowledgments to the public and
his friends for their generous patronage
during the year past, and hopesto merit an un-
:.-iterrupted continuance of the business rela-
tionship which he has so long maintained with
zéiiscominunity. He will be found now at his
new stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,
where he will be happy to see. andserve his
old friends and the public. The character of
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises every article of men's
and children's wear. with Rubbers and Over-
shoea in their season, for ladies and gentleman
Fiimiuos of the best quality. and in any
quantity. suitedto the wants ofthe craft.
Norwalk. Jan. 1. 1849.
5
«-
18
?rotection- Insurance Co.
Of HARTFORD. Conn.
Capital 8S00",000—— With Privilege to In-
crease to Half a Million.
‘ ‘I"L«LIAM~ C. STREET. having received
~ the agency of the above named Compa-
ity in now prepared to insure Houses, Stores.
Mills. Fact'oi‘ies, B'arus and the contents efeach
together with every other species of property
Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates of premium offered. are as low as
those of any other similarInstitution,and-every
man has now an opportuuity,for a trifling sum
to protect himself against this destructive ele
ment, which often in a single‘ hour. sweeps
sway the. earnings of so many years.
It is incumbent on all persons applying for a
renewal or policy on buildings. to inform the
agent of all changes in and about the premises
that increase the hazard: or on machinoi'yren-
dered unproductive by new inventions. usecex
less by changes in business. as no insurance
office is bound by their policy. to payany more
than the cash value of property,a.t the time or
its destruction. _,
Norwalk. Jan. 1. 1850. .
Ii. 0. wzinnnn. .
‘ Cabinet Maker & Undertaker.
Two Door: East 43/ Bank,
-.S'1"AMPORD, CONN.
OULD Fespectfully inform the inhabit-
ants of this. and the adjoining towns.
that being satisfied from the urgent necessity
wliich has frequently existed in cases when
death has been caused by putrid diseases, and
in almost all cases of death occurring in warm
weather‘. that more ample provision in the line
. of articles necessary for the interments of the
: -.'ead_thau has heretofore been made in this sec
lieu of, the country. is called for, he has been
induced to make the necessary arrangements
tor. and that he is now prepared to furnish Cof-
1--’!_8. Shl'0lld8. Caps. Scarfs. &c..*of every des-
2 riptiou that may be desired or that can be ob-
aczned in the :ity of New York. at a moments
warning. day or night, and on the most reason-
able terms. He is also prepared to furnish
Hearses, Carriages, see to the digging of the
grave, and to attendto any other arrangements
that may he wished for the funeral procession.
ézc. Those who may wish to keep the body of
iuieceased friend several days. can be furnished
with an ice-box in which it may be preserved a‘
week. or longer if necessary.
Theiiubmriber has also on hand and for. sale
Ledoyeu's'disiufecting Fluid-—an article which
will efi'e,ctu'ally remove from the sick room.- oi
from rooms where death has occurred.all offeu
sire smelléand completely ‘freshen and purify
the air.‘ _’I‘his fluid is far superior to chloride of
time of soda. it being muchmore powerful and
sI'Iti|'ely¥=‘fi°ee from smell, which makes it doubly
fullllllfi. ' -' Es‘
fifllfdtd‘, FOb.‘l9th.'l.0lC. . , 71f
IN QUART BOTTLES.
For Purifying the Blood. and for the Cure of
Scrofula, Rheumatism, Stubborn Ulcers. Dys-
pepsia. Salt. Rheum. Fever Sores. Erysip-
elas. Pimples. Biles. Mercurial Diseases,
Cutaneous Eruptions. Liver Complaint.
Bronchitis. Comsumption, Female
' Complaints. Loss of appetite. Gen-
eral Debility. dtc.
IN this preparation we have all the restora-
proporties of the root. combined and con-
centrated iu thciqutmost strength and eflicacy.
Experiments were made in the manufacture
ofthis medicine until it was found it could not
be improved. Accordingly. we find it resort-
ed to almost universally in cases of Scrofula,
Liverdiaeases. Salt Rheum, General Prostra-
tiou of the Vital Powers, and all those tor-
menting diseases of the skin so trying to the
patience. and injurous to the health. It is a
tonic. aperienl and disinfectant. It acts simul-
taneously upon the stomach. the circulation
and the bowels. and thus three processes.
which are ordinarily the result ofthree differ-
ent kinds of medicine. are carried on at the
so me time thl‘ou'g-ii‘ t'be'i‘iistrunrentalit.y of ' this
one remedial agent. There are many ways
ofrelieveiug pain for the time being. but there
is only one way ofremoving disease. No palli-
ative. no anodyue. no tropical application ‘will
remove it. It must be attacked at its source. in
the fluids ofthe body.which convey the poison
to the localities where it is developed in infla-
matiou. sores. ulcers,tumors. abscesses, gland-
dulars swe ling as lh_e case may be.
_ These fluids must be reached. acted upon.
purified by some powrcful agent. Such an
agent is Sands Sarsaparilla which gently stim-
ulates while it disiufccts and expels from the
stomach and bowels all that is irritating. and at
the same time restores their vigor and tone.-—
Its great merit is that it meets and neutralizes
the active principle of disease itself. and when
that is gone. the symptoms neccessarily dis-
appear. The rapidity with which the patient
recovers his health and strength under this
triple influence it surprising. Each new case
in which it is applied furnishes in the result a
new certificate ofits excellence; and we have
only to point. to the accumulated testimony of
multitudes who have experienced its effects. to
convince iucrednality itself of its real value.
Lieut. Miller of the Army has kindlysent. us
the following letter from California :
.M02\'TERl-JY. Jan. 18. 1850.
blesses. A. B. 6:. D. Sasns ;-Gentlemeul
beg leave to add my favor of your invaluable
medicine. hoping it may lead some other unfor-
tunate being to try its effects. and that they
may be benefitted as I have been.
I arriviid here froui the United States by the
overland route about the first of October last.
A few days afterl was attacked with a very
disagreeable eruption of the skin. which my
physician could not cure. I happened to find
your Sarsapa_i'illa in a store in this place, and
remembering the popularity of‘ the medicine at
home. I purchased three bottles. which had
the desired effect. of removing my difficulty en-
tirely. With high i'ega:ds yours dcc.
J. H. MILLER. U. S. A.
From the State of Maine.
The attention oflhe readeris called to the
following certificate of a remarkable cure of-
fected by using only five bottles of Sand's Sar-
raparilla.
SIDNEY. (Maine.) April 15. 1850.
Mizssas. A. B. dc D. Snaps :-—-Gemlenu-.n :
this is to certyfy than the subscriber. of Sidney.
County ofliennebec. State of Maine. has been
afflicted more or less ever since my birth. with
S_crofula. which continued to increase until last.
february. In January. my legs were so swol
len I could not get on about or a mocking. and
had several large sores on me all the time. It
this situaiion.[ was about to give up in despair
when I was advised to try Sand’s. Saraaprilla.
I had not much faith in it. but I send to Augus-
ta. Me.. and procurred' a bottle. which did me
so much ggod. I sent and got another. and con-
tinued until I had taken five bottles. [am now
perfectly well. If any person who may read
this letter is afllictedwitli and disease of Scro-
fula Iwould most sincerely iecommend and
advise them to make use ofSnnds Sarsaparilla
Ifany person wishing further information about
my case bp calling upon me I can convince
them oftlie healing power ofthis medicine.
Signed STEPHEN C. HAYVVOOD.
Augusta, April 16. 1850..
P. S.—— We are personal acquainted with
Mr. Haywood. "and believe his statement to be
true. Signed.
DILLINGHAM dc TITCOMB.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail. by
A. B. 65 D. SANDS. Druggist and Chemist.
100 Fulton street. corner of \Villiam. New
York. Sold also by d-rnggists generally t.lirouh-
out the United States and Cauadas Price $1
per bottle : six bottles for $5. For saleby J.
A. WEED, Norwalk. Ct.
IMPORTANT CHANGE.
Daileybs Magical Pain Extractor.
In a new Wrapper and boxes much enlarged.
AUTION ! Count.c.i'f'eits of Dolley’ Ex-
tractor. iu the old wrapper. flood the
market--avoid them as you would poison. for
they are as dangerous in their application.
Buy Da|ley's Extractor. only in the new
dress and large Boxes-you gain largely in
quantity ofthe Ointment over the old size. and
what is more important yet--you avoid the
danger of being imposed upon by a Counterfeit.
and are certain of getting the genuine article.
The Genuine Dalley Salve.as thousands will
testify. is an infallible remedy for the worst of
burns. scalds, piles. rheumatism, sore and in-
flamed eyes. erysipelas. salt rlieum, cuts.
wounds. bruises, and all cutaneous and inflam-
matory diseases. ' -
N. 8. Every local agent will be provided
with a certificate. signed by my lawful attor-
ney. and by the Travelling agent.
Q’ See the new printed Circulars for 1850.
they contain much important and interesting
information. H. DALLE Y.
415 Broadway. N. Y.
1Dalley’s Animal Galvanic,
The greatest. clieapesz. and most ecrtain
remedy ever discovered for the cure of dis-
cases of horses and cattle. Humor. sores.
swellings. strains, quitterbone. galled neck and
shoulders. hard or spavin lumps-it cures with
rapidity and certainty ! and no case of po-
evil. has, as yet. resisted the wonderful prop-
erties of this great and truly valuable remedy.
3' Farmers and owners of horses and cat-
tle. try it once. and you will never afterwards
be without it. .
Aei-:u'rs—Norwal|i. W. E. Bissell; South
Noi-walk,G- W. Smith; Westport, John W.
'l‘aylor.;\New Canaan, S. C. _Silliuisu: Stain-
ford, Roswell ._l'leyt. . 's. ’ ‘ 3
wiiE§m swan,
‘.53: - . -' '
(:?l?;l..fi*.'...il
.,.s.l
West Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the Narwallc Hotel.
Manufacturer
and Dealer in
ADDLES, Harnesses, Trunks, Valices. Carpet Bags, Satchels, Whips. Mutts, Brushes,
Silk Purse Twist. Belts, \Vebb, Saddlery
N. B. Harnesses manufactured to
Ware, Trunk Locks, dcc. 55¢.
~ --EN
order. Terms favorable.
E‘. v BRADLEY’S
New HdT7t838 and Saddle Establishment.
HE subscriber haviuw had an appartiuent fitted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
invite the attentionaof t
Trunks. Valices, Carpet Bags. Mat!-
dtc. dcc. which he has constantly on hand.
Harness, combining neatness w
at this establishment. of the very
not fail to satisfy customers.
best materials
Norwalk, Nov. 1. 1849.
C
PUlllllllNll llX’l‘llllUl‘
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER
In ‘run WHOLE \Voai.n!
1?‘ Price 31 per Bottle, or Si: Batllesfor 85.
It is now put. u ln QUART BOTTLES, of the same
power and nu-dz _ (flier: as when in small bottles. Each
Large b_ot'.le contains SI. TY-FOUR. DOSES, and the
medmtions are so strongly Concentrated unit only
One Tablerpoonful is required at a Dose-three times a day
—thus one bottle lasts Twenty-One Days, which is muc
longer than a bottle of‘ any other medicine lasts. because titers
in required or this a .le_as qiizintity at a dose.
The great Szlpsrionly of this Blood Purifier over all
other medicines. consists in a. great measure in its possession
as a part of its com ound. the pownful Medical Virtues
of some Scarce an Rare
Indian Roots and Barks,
which no other medicine possesses. These are the most oatam
Purifiers 9f tbs Blood that were ever known to either
Indian or ioliitc man, and these being compounded with the strong-
ly-oonoentroted Extract: of
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Deck,
CHERRY AND SASSAFRAS BARKS,
make this Vestetiiblc Exsi-at-.t,not only the graatut Blood
Purifier, but also. a cheaper medicine by great odd,-i
than an other. It is cheaper. because the quantity of it llmt
iu_sv bu curb: for One Dollar will last much longer and
will cum Ten Tiiiies more Blood-disease, than One Dollar's
worth of any other medicine.
9" For undoubted proof of the Cure: of
Scrofula, Fever-Sores,
Scald-Head. Eryaipelae. Salt-Rheum. Rlicumnrimi, Syp7n'Ii':. Erup-
tions, Pimpla on the Face, Liver-Cloiiipluints, Piles, Lum-
bago, Cmiceraun Uh-_er-, COullV’0lIe58, Sore E1/rt. l)vspcp-
Ila Fame in the Side. Breast, Bones, and Jus‘.-its. mm /.i.i. o'riir.a
IMPURE-BLOOD Disr.Asi-:s, see our I’AMPHI.E TS and Hand-
bil¢s—-evcry Agent has them to give away. |
For sale by A. Solleck, No:-walk; \Vordinsl
and \V. B. Dyer. Bridgeport; A. B. llull, Dan-
bury; S. C. Silliman Ji'.. New Canaan; R.
Hoyt. Stamford; J. W’. Taylor, \Vestport; F..l
P. Faircliild. Bethel: L. Burr, Greenfield; G,
B. Middlebrook. \Vilton; Nichols do Be-.tts.§
Fairfield; A. S. Vinton. W'eston; D. R. Sci-;
lock. Ridgefield ; A. Nichols. Soutliporl; A
Duncomlie do Co.. Reading Centre; E. H.,
Peck. Greenwich. All orders must be address-
ed to \VALLACE or. CO., 304 Broadway.‘
N. Y. 1yeow9 j
l
TANNERY FOR SALE.
.._. Valuable Property l
4.43;; FOR sale at a b2ii'gain.—'l‘lie subscri-'
ber. conteniplatinga removal to the \.Vest.ol’fers
for sale his foam and tannery situated in New
Canaan about a mile and a half from the village,-
and about four miles from Norwalk lan<ling.—i
The farm consists of about 40acrcs of first.-rate
land with a good two story dwelling-house, barn
and other buildings thereon. and would be a
most desirable place for a farmer or niechanic..
The tannery at which there is now doing a first’
rate busine.-.s..in that line will be sold separate
or with the fiirin as desired by the purchaser.
For further particulars enquire of Darius St.
John. New Canaan. or of Chas Isnacs. Nor-
walk. » DA RIUS S. AYRES. j
New‘Canaan. Jan. 9, 1850. 3'
For Sale.
A valuable homestead of 26% acres of
land.foi-nierly the residence of Jared
. Ayres. in New Canaan. On it isa good
Us 0 story dwelling-house. barn. and other out
bnildirigs. and fine orchard of grafted fruit
trees in a bearing state. Also. 27 acres offine
timber land. 33 miles north-west of Norwalk
Bridge. 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 \Vatts Comstock. Esq. in New
Canaan. For further particulars enquire of
the subscriber at the residence of \Vm. Drum-
mond. New Canaan.
EBEN uzaa CAl1'1‘ER..
*9t‘25tfi
New Canaan. June 14. 1850.
Union of the States. l
NEW cook-stove by the above name has‘
. just been received by us ; it. is the union
of all the good qualities requisite for a complete,
kitchen stove. lt has the largest even of any:
stove in use. and is expressly for wood.
LOCK\VOOD, HAIGHT 6.’. CO.
_..—~__..__
a See.
dome
HE subscriber has just received a large
and valuable assortment of the latest
improved Cook and Parlor Stoves. and a varietyl
of useful kitchen Furniture. Among which!
may be found the following.—'I‘he Quiucy.l
Empire State. National. Saratoga Aiitight;‘
Atwood’s Empire. Common Sense, All-Riglit !'
and the Return Flue Cooking Stoves.
Of VVood Air-Tight Parlor Stoves. The‘
}Etna. The Gothic. Fancy Air-Tiglit. Cottage,
and Races Celebrated Heat Regulator. l
Of Parlor Coal Burners. fouiteen (llfTeI'ent.
varieties and sizes. and fifteen oi-twenty varie-‘
ties and sizes of Shop Stoves and Furnaces. .
He has also samples of Davy's Patent Sad
Iron Healers. which for economy and conven-
ience cannot be surpassed. A|s3,a good as-
sortment of Brit.annia,Japp=m. Tin. Sheet lron
Ilnd Copper Wiii'e. French and English
Knives and Forks of superior inanufacture,
Yankee Notions. &c. dac-
Jobbing done as usual.at reasonable rates.
All orders punctually attended to.
be public to his extensive assortment of Saddles, Harnesses.
Rugs, Whips, Lashes, Brushes.Currycombs.Shammies
He has on hand seven-al_ setts of very light single
ith durability. Every article in his line of business may be had
and style of workmanship. at prices which will
Repairing done in a neat. and substantial manner.
Just received a lot of Buffalo Robes, Blankets, ézc.
F. BRADLEY.
AMERICAN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company.
Capital $100,000,
Invested in Bonds, ]lIort'_z_ra_.gres and Stocks.
Rates of Premium reduced 25 per cent. paya-
ble incash,annually semi-annually oi quar-
terly.
This Company hau-e Granted over
2500 Policies.
The Insured are Members of the Company
and share the profits equally. Dividends .].,-
iclared annually on the Isl of January.
certificate for Profits
are tran.-:l'erable--will represent C A S H. secure-
ly invested. and not unpaid Premium Notes,
as is the case in the Credit Companies.
Policies
cannot be reduced at deatli. by having Premi-
um notes deducted therefrom.
No California Ris/rs have been takcu—nor will
exti'a—liazardous i'isks be as.-‘.unied——and no
changes will be made in conducting the busi-
ness oftlie company, which will ll1‘l])ll.ll' the iii-
erests ofils present policy holders.
THE AMERICAN MUTUAL
is 'riii-: ONLY
Perfectly Mutual Company
in the country-—liaving but one class of mem-
bers——one systeiii of payments-— no forfeitures
of profils——aud no assessments ofiucm.”:ers.
The public are invited to examine the Char-
ter. Plan of Operation. and Annual Report of
the Company.
Ofiicers of the Company.
Bi:xJ. SILLIMAN. Sr. loaais \Vii.cox.
President. Vice President.
Bl-l.\'.l'AMlN Nori-:s. Joan ‘W. FITCH.
Secretary. ’["/'easurer.
Board qfT'ruslers:
Benjamin-Sillimau \Villi.° Bristol
Norris W'—2!cox John Durrie
H'onI')' Peck LewisB. Judson.
Eli \V. Blake James Punderford
John \V. Fitch James IE. English
Joseph E. Shcfiield’ Lucius R. Finch
Sherman \V. Kneviils Edward :1 Mitchell
Ambrose L. Jordon Samuel Leeds
Cyrus P. Smith George D. Phelps
George Hull Frederick T. Peet
Ofthe 2.500 policies which have been issued
by this Company. but 28 have been granted
to persons residing out of New England and
the State of New York. Total losses in 1850.
$4,000.
Refer to
Charles Isaacs.
E. B. Bennett,
T. Warner. Jr.
C. Bisscll.
Chas. E. Disbrow,
Chas. C. Belts.
Geo. A. Bissell, Vlfm. C. Street.
G. D. Jennings, George A. Davenport,
Dr. Samuel S. Noyes. N. Canaan.
GEORGE A. BISSELL. Agent.
DR. S. LYN!-ZS, Medical Examiner.
énocnnms &. cnocmunv.
G. w. Smith.
HE Subscriber would inform his former
customcis and the public generally. that.
he may be found at his new store in South
Norwalk. where he will keep a good and ex-
tensive as-isortmeut of (:‘ro:-cries, Provisions.
C|'0Cl~9l'y. China and Glass \Vare. Also Flour
and Feed. Sporting and Blasting Powder,
Patent Fuse. and a general assortment of
Patent Medicines. All of which he will sell
at as low rates as they can be procured at in
this village or 0lS6‘.Vl}ere.
Fresh Goods received every week. Goods
delivered in any part of the village.
Soul/2. Norwalk. Illa}; (ith 1850.
Danbury die Norwalk Railroad
()TlCE is lieieby given to the SUl.)S(.'l‘ll)Bl'S
to the Capital Stool. of the Danbur_v and
Norwnlk Railroad Company.tli:it the Presi-
dent and Directors at- n niecliug held at Nor-
wnlk, on the 13th day of September. 1850, rm)-
[ed that an instalment of 10 per cent. on the
capital stock. including the amount. paid at the
time of subscribing. be paid to the Treasurer on
or before the 20th Oct. next.
And that further instalments of 10 per cant.
be paid on or before the first Mondays of De-
cember. Jnnuaiy, Folruziry. Murcli. April.
Mm’. Ji.ne. July. and August. next:
The subscribers residing at Norwalk and its
vicinity. will please call and pay to \Villiam S.
Lockwood. E.-q.. Assistant Treasurer.
Certificates of stock. and amount paid, will
be ready at the time of payment of instalments.
for delivery.
AARON SEELEY. Ti"easurei'.
Danbury.16t.li September. 1850.
20
Boarding and Day School.
FOR YOUNG LADlES—Noru.-alk. Cl.
]lIrs. Louisa A. S':7:.,__z'l/2. Principal.
HE W'inter session tzoniiiicnces on the
first. \Vt-dnesdny of November. Terms-
For Board. and washing. Tuition in the E..-
glisli branches, LVIusic on the Piano or Guitar.
DI'aWln,<z. Painting, French and Latin langua-
ges--$100 per session of five montlis-—\v'illiout
music $80 per session.
Day Scliolni's—English studies and music.
$12 perqnarter. Englisli studies alone. prima-
ry. $4--higher $5 pen-quarter.
Norwalk. Sept. 24. 1850.
_ Victorines.
UST rec’d.a large assortment. and for sale
0 cheap. H. C. RANDLE.
E MERY. Borax and sand paper, wholesale
_ and retail by .
38
V F. H. NASH. HOLCOMB do LYON.
South Norwalk. Sept.24th. 1840. 38 . 83 \Vatei' st , Bridgeport.
Mtill Saws. Vices,
CASE thin Mill Saws, 6 feet. for sale by NVILS, and Smiths’ Bellows.-—Peter
STREET 6: QUINTA RD.
GAP-STONE GRIDDLES, an excellent
n1'ticlefor baking buckwheat cakes.’ -
t.0cKwoo_1>, Harem‘ 6; co.
. Nighfls. and Hill‘: Auvils; do and do
Vises, (solid and brazed boxes;) Hydes, and
Tillotsou’s do; Parkei-’s parallel do.
' HOLCOMB dc LYON,
83 Watersti, Bridgeport.
1VIealio’s Hat and cap Store.
THE principal and most fashionable Hot
store in New York is on the corner of
the greatest thorouglif:n'e of the city. at 416
Broadway. on the south"-east corner of Canal
street. and next door to the N. Yolk and New
Haven Railroad Dfjiot.
MEALlO‘S SPRING HATS. .
are of the newest style and pronounced by _all
connoiseurs to be the most elegant in form mid
beautiful in finish ofthe present season. They
are made of the best materials and art-. of the
finest texture. and so advantageous are his facil-
ities for manufacturing that he can sell them at
the most moderate prices; at the original cost
which others not having his facilities are obliged
to ‘pay. He adduces among his advantages,
his long experience as a manufacturer and artist
in his _line of busincss—liis judgment as ii mas-
ter workman-tliat. he employs the best me-
chanics-the reputation which he enjoys among
the oldest and most respectable inhabitants of
the city—liis independence in point of capital.
which enables him to buy his materials to man-
ufacture his bats and to sell them on the very
lowest terins—so that in quality, in style. and
in price. he fears no competition.
Cheap as the Cheapest unrl Good as the Best.
is the rule ofliis establisineut. so do not. forget
4l6 Broadvvay, where in addition to the
best assortment of the newest stock of Hats and
(Tops. purchasers will find an elegant supply of
FRENCH UMBRELLAS just imported by
him from the most fashionable iiianufiictoiy in
Paris. naniely. elastic spi-lug or self opeiiing
U mbrollns. tI'avelin;_r or folding Uiulm-.llas,which
can be put in ii trunk or carpet bag. Also. a
select assortnient of American Umbrellas. 10
For Sale or to Let.
. AN eslnblislied bu.~iuess stand in the
village of Dorian. Cmm., within 100 yds
N. Y. & N. H. railroad depot. where
the cars stop four or five time-sa day to and
from New York. The buizdizig is convenient
for store and dwelling. with about. four acres of
land att:l’cl1ed—sitzialed on the corner of the
Boston turnpike and New Canaan road. Price
$2300; a psrt of the purclmse money can re-
mum on bond and mortgage if required. For
pa rliculars. enquire of W. N. BRADY at the
New York Navy Yard, or of HOLLY BELL
at the Darien railroad depot. 2m*9
pm: For Sale.
.3415‘ TH E subscriber ofi'ers for sale his farm
coutninin,q 35 acres of excellent land. situated
in the town of Wcstport. 1% miles from the
bridge. ‘.2 miles from Norwulk. and one-half
mile from \Vostport. roi'road station. There is
a good two-story dwelling in good repair. a
large barn. carriage l10ll:~fP.ll nd other buildings.
Tliere is an abundance of fruit trees. consisting
of apple. pear peach. plum. etc. There is a
never fiiiling supply of excellent. water. The
place is pleasantly located. overlooking the
Sound, and easy of access from any direction.
'l'crms of purchase and pnyim-.nt made easy.
JOSEPH SCRIBNER.
\Vestport. Feb 23. l851. 8lf
Farm for Sale.
THE place loriiierly occupied by
. . Alvin Hyatt. (lec’d. IS offered for sale.
lt consists of about three acres of good land.
with a dwelling house and burn thereon stand-
ing. Also. about 12 acres of land lying near
the house of Ira Bf'I.IS. Jr.. and on the line of
the Dnubury dc Norwnlk railroad. For further
particulars enquire of
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
\Vilt)n. March 3,1851. 91l
Building Lots
ON EAST AVENUE FOR SALE.
7 HREE building lots on the Ea-t. Avenue.
adjoining the l'8Sl(lP-l7(:6 of the under-
signed. Tliese lots are among the ml).<l <lo::ir:i-
ble in Norwalk. and are 150 feet‘ in front am‘
‘.259 feet deep. For pa l'll('.1lltl rs enquire r
GEO. V-V. BETTS. Norw'ilk. or 134 Pearl st.
N. Y. 3m9 March 3. 18:31.
Norwalk cemetery Associa-
tion.
T 51 Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery
. Association. held August 29th., 1850, H1-
ted that Evert Quinta rd and Lyman Ricliurds.
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as re_<_v_ards
mmiuments. tombstones. :1 nd enclosure of lots.
and that no person shall dig a grave. or erecl
stones to graves. witliout permission and advice
of said committee.
Am-st. E. Q_UlNTAllD. Chairman.
W. C. STREET, Sec’y pro tem.
GIVINIBUS IEGAIN ll
NEW and elegant Omuilnis. from the city
of New York. has just been placed upon
the mute between Nor-walk and South Nor-
walk. and will leave citlier place. (near the
Conuecticut Hotel at. the Baidge. and the Rail
Road Station at South Norwalk.) at such hours
as will accomodate tliose airriviug by. or wish-
ing to take the trains. W’i1.LiA1si Cnorur.
Norwalk. Oct. 7, 1850. 41
A Gard.
HE Subscribers would take this method
toinform their friends and the public gen
erully, that they have a.~\socinlc(_l together in
the practice of Dental Surg=-ry. and will be
happy to serve their p:itrons in the best possi-
ble mzinner. It is their intention lo perfect
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friends all. the advantages that the Dental Pro-
fcssion :iffo:'ds. and to execute their business
in ii style creditable to themselves. \Vitli many
thanks for past favors. they would respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same.
CHAS. Fl'l‘C[’l. A. HILL. DDS.
Norwaii: Savings Bank.
()'l‘lCl£ is hereby given that deposits will
be received by the treasurer at the Fair-
field County Bank. from 10 to 12 o'clock, A.
M. and from 2 to 4 o'clock. P. M. on Mondays,
Tuesdays, \Vednesclays. 'l‘liursdnys and Fri-
days. and on Saturdays from 10 to 12 A. M.
and 2 to 3 P. M. until further notice. Per-
sons wishing to make loans are requested to
llilfl-‘I a written application to the treasurer.
stating amount and security.
'9. ‘WARNER. JR., Treasurer.
Norw:ilk..D_ec. 3. 18-19.
Crockery and Glass Ware.
E US'[‘ received ll large and splendid assort-
ment of extra and common crockeiy and
glass wnes.
LOCKVVOOD. HAIGHT as CO.
Horse and 0:: Cards.
DOZ. fii.-:t. qnnl ty copper teeth curds
rec’d and for sale by
STR E ET do QUINTARD.
Crockery.
‘HOSE wishing crockery would consult
their own interest by calling on RAY-
MOND do MEAD before purcliusing else-
where. 8th March.
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Water Proof Boots.
HF subscriber hasjust returned from New
- York with a large lot of the best water
proof boots to be had; also, a large quantity of
India Rubber Over Shoes, all of which will be
sold cheap for cash. H. HANDES.
Ver Ghea . ,
_ PINO-ABDO1 INAL S PPORT ERS
and Shoulder braces, for curvature of the
Spine and kindred diseases; of allsizes,for sale
at very low prices (nearly one half less than
forinerly.) by the subscriber. Call and see
them at the ofliceof DR. A. HILL.
Jan, 28th. 1851. 4
such -.ii'mnge:iieiits as will s--cure to their
I
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. FRUIT TREES, .
AT 'riii-:
SOUTH NORVVALK NURSERY.
‘HE subscribers respcctl'ully solicit the at-
tention of Fruit growers. to their stock of
Trees. consisting of choice Apple. Pear, Clier-
ry, Plum, Apricot and Peach Trees. \Ve
wish to clill|)ill‘llCl1lill'flTlellll0n to our large
stock of Evei-greens and extra sized Horse
Ch‘esnuIs,and Mountain Ash Also.a very fine
lot oflsaballa and Catawba Grape vines. Also.
the'l‘rue Red Antwerp Raspberry. Our Nurse-
ry lies a few rods South west ofthe depot.
GEO. SEYMOUR 6.’. CO.
N. B,——\Ve wish it to be distinctly under-
stood that we have no business couiiection with
Iran Seymour.
rruit Trees
at (he
SOUTH NORWALK NURSERY.
7]" HE subscriber respectfully solicits the at-
tention of fruit-growers to his stock of
trees. consisting of choice peach. apple. Pear.
clierry. plum and apricot trees. together with a
good variety of ornainental trees and shrubs.
such as evergreens, mountain ash. horse chest-
nut, weeping willow, &c.. Isabella and Catawba
grapevines Also.on the first of(lctober a large
lot of red Antwerp rasberries. A good assort-
ment of Hats and Caps constantly on hand, a
low rods west of the depot. ’
IRA SEYMOUR.
South Norwalk. March. 1851. lltf
LERO\V dc BLODGF/l“S
Patent Sewing Machines,
Q ND Rights for using the same.for sale by
the subscriber. The unprecedented speed
and perfection with which sowing can be done
with these inachines is astonishing. One of
them can be seen in operation at any time at
my house in Greensfarms. They can also be
seen on the corner of Elm and Canal st.and at
33 Gold st. N. Y. Its advaiitiiges over other
Machines are in /aste-ning the ends both when
it commences and stops. and pulling in. or
s£re’clzing eillzer side of the cloth at pleasure.
and still-liing both sides alike. and will accom-
plish double the work of any other machine.-
niucliines and riglnts for sale for every town in
the county of Fain-field. except the towns of
Monroe. Ncwtown. Reddiug. \'\'eslmi and Eas-
toii. All persons are cuuiioni-d zigairi.-t buying
or using any nizicliines that are iufriu«.zr=nieiits.
on this patent. DANIEL BURR..
\Vestport, March 1st. 1851. l'.’tf'
Adams House.
.5?’ THE above House is one of the best
furnished houses in the city, centrally
located. with alltlie modern improvements nec-
cessary for lllf‘ comfort oftlie traveling public.
The proprietor. late of the Parker House,
New Bedford. confi<le-utly hopes. by strict at.-
teution to the wants of his guesls. l0 Int-.1"It E
continuance of lls patrons. nml the favor and pat-
ronage of its former patrons and friends.
- ‘S. B. ROBBINS.
2m1‘.!
I.’.iJston. March -20. 1851.
Corn Planters Es Seed Sewers.
‘ E are the sole owners for Ilie right for
the State of Conn. (witli the exception
of Har’ford Counl_r',‘ for the above articles-
nud would caution all persons agaiiist any in-
fiingement. These Plant:-rs and Seed Sow-
ers are superior to any otlicr now in use. and
so simple in their construction and easy in
their operation. that tlicy can be managed by
a child. The price is so low as to liring them
within the rise of all For further psirticulars
we would refer to the article itself. which may
be seen at IlOI.C().\lB dc LY()N‘>.
83 \Vatcr-st.. Bridge-port.
Persons wisliiiig fur the iigeiicy uftlm above
lll'llt'l(‘..~', can apply to us. The right for all
the rmimies. will: the exception of Fulrfield
and New llllV(“ll. is for sale. These we wish
to l'(‘-llllll for our own sales. 12
Dislr2'r-1 of .Voru;¢zl/c ss I’/‘abate Court, lllarc/i.
‘.25l/L. 1 51.
S'l‘A'l‘E of SOLOMON HOY'1‘.late of
\Vilton, in so d District. di=c'd.
The Court of Probate for lhe District of
Norwalk l‘.at.li limiled and allowed six months
from the date hereof’. for the Crmlilors of said
Estate. to exliibit. their claims for settlement.
'l‘liose who neglect to pm-.se.iit their accounts
properly attested, wlihin said time. will be de-
barred a recovery. All lH‘.l'.‘0llSll1dt3l)l(’dlO said
estate are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to ISA \C DAV IS. Adminis-
13 D.\Vl D IIOYT. E trators.
L. n. R.-\.\'Dl.l') {Sc cons
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
7 ‘U E Su iscribcas have taken the store re-
cently occupied by Charles C. Belts. find
filled it will: an entirely new and carefully sc-
leclccl and elegant a.s~sm‘/menl of
Dry Goods,
to which the at amino ol the citizens of Nor-
walk and vicinity are respectfully invited.—
The Ladies will fi d in their line. the very
cream of the spring imirkets. exceeding iu
richne..~:s and variety ofstyle and pattern any
stock of goods now to be found in this or any
olhcrtown in these parts.
Genllunen. too, may suit their tastes and
supply their wants to a nicety, at this store.—-
Pnrticular pains have been taken to render
this spot one of the most attractive in the mar-
chant. tailoring line. To this end, a veiy libcra
supply of broazlclolhs, cassimeres and veszings.
all new and lreali. and ot the very choicest
style have been laid in. which need only to be
examined to carry conviction to every mind of
their unrivaled elegance and chenpness.
The gentleinen’sdepzirtnient will be conduct-
ed by Mr. Chas Lockwood, well known as
one nfllie-besttailors in this place.
All goods purchased at this establishment
will be cut free of expense.
%. mew
ANO'l‘Hl*IR large arri-
val of jewelry. fancy arti-
cles. &.c.. at the Cheap Store under the Conn.
Hotel, consisting of gold and silver lever and
spine watches, ear rings (30010 "0“’ l"*".9l"S-l
finger rings. breast pins. lnuicelets, lockr-.ts. sil-
ver and plated spoons and forks. gold chains of
every style, vest chains. lOgt'lllPl with every
variety ofjewelry that can be found in an coini-
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 convimed.
come and see. CHAS. A. DU.RALԤD.
OXVDER. of Hausner 6: Forbes manufac-
ture. at wholesale and retail. by
March 8. S. E. OLMSTEAD.
Glue.
ETER COOPERJS celebrated glue. for
sale in quantities of from 1 to 50 bbls. at
the manufacturers’ prices. \Ve would pantie-
ularly call the attention of innnnfacturers to this
art.icle. HOLCOMB & LYON.
83 Water st. Bridgeport.
New Arrangements.
E have made and ordered a lot of silver
spoons butter knives. forks &c.. and
have purclinscd of the nianufnctureis. a large
assoitinent of plated goods.sncli as tea-sells,
spoons and f')rl~.s. (at 30 per cent discount. for
cash) You can purchase these \\'ai'es and have
them engraved at the same price at
DISBRO\V’S.
Files and Basps,
(JONSTANTLY receiving ‘from W. 6; S.
Butcher. Sheffield, England, a full assort-
ment of the above goods. for sale at N ew-York
‘prices. HOLCOM B 66 LYON.
83 Water st.. Bridgeport. _
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