Two Farms for Sale
AT A GREAT BARGAIN. by H
The subscribers offer for ’5siile‘t‘w'o*5
9' I‘ I I
f:iI't_t_ips_g-l‘_yiiig»I_i_.i t_h_e_ to_wn of New Canaan.
Oiie”ofsaid"farms'is sitziated about four-
"lll9s f'roin.N-orwalk'lnnd_i,i g.and{_'contains_aboui
"~ll4l=‘y acres of first rate land with a—, spacious
‘*"Welli'iig'house and other out buildings‘tliereon
Winding. .f;%'Also_{anotliei'=farm containing about
«me illl:nd_|'Bd iicresof-good land, with” a farm
hiiuse and other ‘ buildings thereon standing
about three and a half miles from Norwalk
landing and is a. most _de._si‘rable farm. for any
l‘».erson'who would like" to be situated ‘ near the
-salt:-water.‘ Itis-well dividedjinto wood. pas-
znre. meadow and plmv laiid.arrd is well writ--_
cred, and is worthy‘ the attention of those who
wish to purcliasea good farm. For.‘ further
pai'liculaa‘s'enquire ol’t;he subscriber at New
Canaan ‘oi-of,':Chas. Isaiics. nt Norwrilk.
-' - 2 WILLIAM DRUMMOND.
New C'anaa~u. Doc. 9. 1850.
Building Lots tbr Sale.
._ THE subscriber offers for sale three
builng lots pleasantly situ_ated,on_'t.he M er-win
place alimt ya qtiarter of a_ mile below the
'r.6ridg'e;_ also, a"Iot‘witli a- new dwelling house
«ending thereon.‘ 1 ~ Also, a house and lot situ-
ate‘d at Five Mile River. near the Lar: . —
50
V
2?!
IN QUART BO'l"I‘LES‘.
"For Purifying the Blood. airdfor the Cure of
Scrofula, Rhnumatisni, Stubborn Ulcers. Dys-
pepsia. Salt Rhi-uni. Fever Sores. Erysip-
elas. Pimples. Biles. Mercurial Diseases,
Cutaneous Eruptions. Liver Complaint.
Bronchitis. Corrisurnption, Female
Conrplairits. Loss of appetite. Gen-
eral Debilily. <'S:c.
Seventy-five per cent of-the money or ' ‘-‘~‘.l‘.il‘~
on bondand mortgage for-a term‘ r..‘ - .-.-:r-‘.
Enip'iire of CHARLES L. R_’, x ' 1 ‘.r..
'Noi.w'_a_l.k. [Five Mile River"; 3.? -.:. ~" :._ ‘Z59
, M For Ss'.i;.::-.
., Hfluse r‘ i -I" 2 .4l:_':‘ ~‘.:.’r,“..- '
|)It’.(.I by C _' .;ea3;3:i
For partic -‘ 7. of
I‘ ~ .5 Bissi:Li.,
~. 4 ' . E. Brss1~:1.L.
Noi'wuI_k. A - 1U.
G3_‘...9‘="-“‘ & cnocumuz.
M Smith.
rd-‘C’ "i ‘ii ‘ _.oer would inform hf-‘l f0l'm<‘I'
_ Y"-‘-‘7"’? :,aiu.l the public gt'U8l'"ll}’- llllll
ound at his new -5l0l'8 lfl 50l1Tl1
_ wliere he will keel”! ”gtI0r'l and PK-
*' assort.me’nt'of (:'ro‘.-eries, Provisions.
gar-y, China nrid__(.}ItlS$ \Vare. Also Flour
Feed, Spm-ting "and Blasting Powder.
’ atent Fuse. and a general assortment of
Patent Medicines. All of wlrich he will sell
at as low r'ates.as-'tliey can be procured at'in
this village or elsewhere.
‘F-Ifesll Goods received every week. Goods
delivered in any part of the village.
South NorwaUc.ll’Iay (‘rth 1850. 20
- -im Farm ibr Sale. .
*' =:p V THE place formerly occupied by
* Alvin Hyatt. dec’d. is offered for sale.
- -It. consists of about three acres of good land.
with ll. dwelling-house and burn thereon stand-
ing. Also. about 12 acres of land lying near
the house of Ira Betts. Jr., and on the line of
the Danbury 6.’. Norwalk railro_ad. Forifurther
particulars enquire of
.. SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
Wiltin. March 3,1851. 9tl
____
J. M. Smith’s Marble Yard,
Near the Bridge, Norwallc. Conn.
_ SEPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave
zlie most skilful workmansliip. The best as-
so’r't.riieut of American and Foreign Marble,
.kapt~'const'aritly on hand.
Persons wishing to proc_ure Monuments or
— any kind. of Marble \Vork,ai'e invited to calland
. give a' personal inspection of his material and
‘.voi.-krnanship, as this will be more satisfactory
. than to purchase of Agents without an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article con-
tracted for.
E7‘The Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an experienced workiimn and can
*.varrant it. to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk. Aug. 21. 1848.
TIME CHANGED.
k at
1
N’. Yor
iUN'I‘IL furtzlier rtotice-tr'ziiiis will leave N.
York. from 29‘ CanaI=st. for Norwalls at
7'.I‘5 and 9 A. '\'l., at 3. 4.and.5. P. M.
Leave New Haven for Norwalk at.7.l)O 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.l3
P. M. the 7.13 train goes no farther than
Bridgeport.
Leave Norwalk 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. S"upe'rr'7rtc-irtlarit.
Boot, Shoe, Leather and Find-
‘ mg Store.
» HENRY HANDES renews a-gahi
gmhis acknowledgments to the public and
his frieirds for their generous patronage
.§hiring the year past‘, and hopesto merit an uri-
.niterI'upted coritinuance of the business rela-
..Y-I0_nsliip which he has so long maintained with
this community. He will be found now at his
new stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs
where he will be happy to see. andserve his
old friends and the public. The character of
hi"‘s_worl't is too well knownrto need a word of
praise. It comprises every article of men’s
and children’s wear. with Rublers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies and gentleman
FINDINGS of the best quality, and in any
quantity, suited to the wants oftlie craft.
NOTWfiIk;Jfill. l, 1849.
. c. wAimi'm,
J...) '- g _
Cabimet Maker & Undertaker.
_ Two Doors East 13/ the Bank,
. STA.Ill?U_RD, court.
OULD respectfully inform the inhabit-
ants of this. and the adjoining towns,
that-being satisfied from the urgent necessity
which has frequently existed in crises when
-deal-h_has been caused by putrid diseases, and
in almost all cases of death occurring in warrir
weather. that more ample provision in the line
of articles necessary for the lHI6l'_ln8lll.S of the
dead than has heretofore been made in this sec
F109 ‘Of the Collhfry. is called for, he has been
induced to make the necessary arrangements
-for, and that he is now prepared to furnish Cof-
llf|_9. S.ll|'0|lds. Caps, Scarfs, &c.. of every des-
cription that may be desired or that can be ob-
tained inthe :it.y of New York. at a moments
Warning. day or night, and on the most reason-
-able terms. 8' He is also prepared to furnish
Hearses. Ca’i"riages. see to the digging of the
grave, and ._at.ten_d to any other arrangements
that may Ii'e_jrvis_lieil. for the funeral procession.
ditc. Those. }'_Vl10‘I_‘na;y wish to. keep the body of
a deceased flviendjsevegiil days, can be furnished
with an ice-box in which i_t may be preserved in
week, or longer if-necessary.
The subscriber .hns also on hand and for sale
Ledoyen"s disinfecting Fluid—an article which
will effectually remove from the sick room. or
from rooms where death has occurred,all offer.
dive sir'iell.‘and completely‘ freshen and purity
tho’ air,’ f fllhisfliiid-is far superior tochloride of
lime or soda. it being much more powerful and
entirely free from smell. which mrikes it doubly
nilable. E.CHAUNCEY WARREN.
18
Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
IN this preparation we have all the restora-
proporties of the root.. combined and coir-
r _.v.,,».
.-.é. ;. : - --r :*.'~ver--=t streni_vtli and v-fiit-acy.
’ ‘g- r;:-,;‘.. .' v,-rur;?-‘wit - .
c
. .-.~;‘.-. _-..~--‘,
.,..i v. \-
ed to arxnz:-.. on.-..;:. _ . : =1-'71‘ 1"’ - - r -
[Ji\'P,I'(II39lI.“le5g Stilt Rheum, Gt‘-n(*l'=ll ‘I’. rust-u
lion ofthe Vital Powers. and all those for-
inc-nting diseases ofthe skin to trying to the
patieirce. and iirjurous to the health. It is a
tonic. aperient and disiufectairt. It acts simul-
taneously upon the stornarlr. the circu./aIr'on
and the’ bowels, and thus three" processes,
which are 0 dinarily the result oftlrree differ-
ent kinds of medicine. are carried on at the
same time tIii'oiigli_t.lie iii~iti'uri'ieI'italit.y of this
one l'Hlll6l,IltlI agent. 'I‘hei'e are many ways
of relieveing pain for thetime being. but there
is only one way Ofl‘8lnl)Vll'lg diseirse. No palli-
ative. no anodyue. no tropical application will
remove it. It. must: be allackedatits soirrce. in
the fluids ofthe body. which coiivey the poison
to the localities where it is devoloped in iirfla
mation. sores. ulcers.luniors. abscesies, gland-
dulars awe ling as the case may be.
These fluidsmust be reached. acted upon.
purified by some powri-ful agent. Such an
agent is Sands Sarsaparilln which gently stim-
ulates while it disirifccts and expels from the
stomach and bowels all that is irritating. and at
llic 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 rieccessarily dis-
appear. The rsipidity with which the patient
recovers his health and strength under’ this
triple influence it surprisiuv. Each new case
in which it is applied furirishes in the result a
new certificate ofits excellence.; and we have
only to point to the at-cumulated. testirnouy of
multitudes who have experienced its effects, to
convince increduality itself of its real value.
Lieut. Miller of the AI my has kindly sent. us
the following letter from California :
Mo.'v'ri-tar-zr. Jan. 18. 1850.
M i-zssaii. A. B. 85. D. Sssns :~—Gentlernen‘l
beg leave to add nry favor of your invaluable
medicine. hoping it may lead some other unfor-
trri-iiitelieiiig to try its effocts. and that they
may be bent-fitted as I have been.
I arrived here fronitlre United States by the
overland routeaboiit the first of October last.
A few days after! was llIIllCI-i(’(I with a very
disagreeable eruption of the skin, which my
physician could not cure. I happened to find
your Sai'saparilla in a store in this place, and
remembering the popularity of the medicine at.
home. Ipurchnsed three bottles. which had
the desired effect of removing my difficulty en-
tirely. \Vilh high i'eg_ards yours die.
J. H. MILLER. U. S. A.
From the State of Maine.
The attention ofllie reader is called to the
following certificate of a remarkable cure of-
fected by using only five bottles of Snnd’s Sar-
rapu ii I la .
SIDNEY. (Maine.) April l5. 1850.
Mr-tssas. A. B. 65 D. SANDS 2-‘-('I€.‘lIlI8!llPn2
this is to certyfy that tho Slll)S(2l'lI)I‘l'. of Sidney.
County ofKennebec. State of Maine. has been
afflicted more or loss ever since my l)ll'l.Il. with
_S<:rofula. wliicli continued to increase until last.
*'elrrrr2iry. In .Iaiiuary. my legs were so swol
loo 1 could tot get on about or a atockiug. and
had several large sores on me all the time. It
‘tliis situation. I was about to give up in despair
when I was advised to try Sand’s Suraaprilla.
I had not imich faith in it. but I send to Auguii-
ta, Me.. and pro:-urred a bottle. which did rue
so much ggod. I sent and got anollier.and con-
tinued until‘ I had taken fivobottlas Iani now
perfectly well-. If any person who may read
this letter is afflicted with and disease of Scro-
fula I would most sincerely recommend and
advise them to make use of Sands Sarsuparilla
Ifany person wisliiug fu-i'tliei' iirformirtion about
my case bp calling upon me I can convince
them ofther healing power ofthis medicine.
Signed STEPHEN (J. HA Y VVOOD.
Augusta. April 16. 1850.
P. S.— \Ve are personal acquainted with
Mr. Haywood, and believe his ‘state-uent to be
true. Signed. '
_ DILLI NGHA M dc TITCOM B.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail.l)y
A. B 6; D. SAN DS. Druggist nod Cliemist.
100 Fulton street. corner of William. New
York. Sold also bydriiizgists generally llirouli-
out the United States and Caiiadas Price $1
-per bottle: six botiles for 35. For sale by J.
A. WEED. Norwalk, Ct.
IMPORTANT CHANGE.
Dailcy’s Magical Pain Extractor-
In a new Wrapper and bores m ucli mrlarged.
AUTION I Couiitcrfeits of Dolley’ Ex-
tractor. iri the old wrapper, flood the
markel—avoid tlieui as you would poison, for
they are as dangerous in their application.
Buy Dalley's Extractor, only in the new
dress and large Biixes_—y'ou gain lrirgely in
quantity oftlie OlDlnlPIlt overtlie 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 Dolley Salve,as thousands will
testify. is an infallible remedy for the worst of
burns, scalds. piles. rheumatism. soreand in-
llflmefl eyes. 0*-rysipelas. salt rheum. cuts.
wounds. bruises, and all cutaneous and inflam-
, mntorytdiseases. ,_
V N. B. Every local agent will be provided
with ii certificate. signed by my lawful attor-
ney. and by the Travelling agent. '
L? See the new printed Circulars for 1850.
they contain much important and interesting
inforiinition. H. DALLE Y,
415 Broadway. N. Y.
Balley’.s Animal Galvanic,
The greatest. clienpesi, and (most ecrtain
remedy -ever discovered for the cure of dis-
cuses of horses and cattle. Humors, sores,-
swellings, strains, quitterbone. galled neck and
shoulders. hiird or spnvin lutirps_—it cures with
rapidity iind C(‘l'tllIllly‘.' and no case of po-
evil. luis, as yet,_re.~isted the wonderful prop-
erties of this great and truly valuable remedy.
'_ I?‘ Farmers and owners of horses and cat-
tle, t.ry it once. and you will never afterwards
be without it. . '
Aoi:t’i'i~L-——Noi-walk. W. E. Bissell; South
Norwalk,G- W’. Smith; \Vestport, John W.
T I1!l0I': New Canaan, S. C. Silliman; Stam-
9-...
wiiiieim 3
West Side the A Bridge. 7l9€l7l.7/
“Manufacturer
ADDLES, Harnesses, Trunks,
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, Webb, Saddlery
N. B. Harnesses manufactured to
of opposite the. ,No7'wallt I’Iotel.
and Dealer in I
Valices, CarpetBugs. Satchels, Whips.’ Mutts, Brushes.
\Vare, Trunk Locks, dcc. écc.
"-O-hunngui
order. Terms favorable.
F. BRADIiiElY"S
New IIar'/ress and S
T H E gubgcril)el' having
. invite the attention of the pub
Trunks. Valices, Carpet. Bugs. Mats,
65c. &c. which he has constantly ‘on ha ad.
Harness. coinbin-ing neatnoss with durability.
at this establishment. of the very
~ - -_.- .-.:..:'. ‘_"_.' mist.onier's. B.e[3ail'i.llf,’ Cl"
...ri >5~..'=i
,f.~.:. .— -, _. :-. ~45. :- ‘of ofButl":a!o
.‘-’:T‘:'.-‘. 18-$9.
had an appartment tilt _ _ ‘
lie to his extensive ussortineut of Sziildles, I‘I:iI'tm.‘-Lses.
I-‘.,u,<_r,s, \Vliips. Lashes. Brushes,Ciirrycombs.Sbairiiriies
He has on liziud several setts of very light single-.
Robes, Blallketsf 550.
addle -E.stabZish7n.ent.
ed up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
Every article in his line of business may be had
best rnutorials and style of workmanship. at prices which will
no in a neat. and substantial manner.
F. ‘BRADLEY.
" 4 -1 I at ‘Tile
. -1- _ - ‘ i ‘"7
For the Cure of
UOUGKS, OOLDS,
EOARSBNIISS, BRON-
OHITIS, GROUP, ASTH-
WIA, WHOOPING-COUGH
AND CONSUMPTION.
TH la invuI'uairle re-uicily for all d..-onus of
throat and lungs. has attained celebrity from its
cm-es, never equals-d by any other medicine
before. Other preparations have showntlrem-
selves palliative. andsoriielimes effected notable
cu-es. but. none has over so fully won the cofi-
donce of every coinniuiiity where it is known.
Alter years of trial in every climnte.tlie results
have indisputably shown it to possess a inastery
over this (Illllg6l‘0llS class of disease, which
could not fail to ntt.ract the attention of I’liysi-
cirrus. Patients. and the public at Iill‘gO.
Sue the stnteiiieirts. not of obscure individ-
uals aud fxoin far disl.r.nt. places, but of man
who are known and respected throughout the
country.
ENTINE MO"T. ofNew York city says:
“- It gives me pleasure to certify the value
and efficacy of‘ Ayres Cherry Pectoral.’ wlrir.-h
I consider peculiar adapted to cure diseases of
the throat and lull,t_'s."
Dr. Perkins. the venerable President of the
Vermont l\’I+~dical Collage, one ofthe eminent-
ly learned physiciniis,-of this country writes the
Cherry Pectoral is exieirsively user! in the sec-
tion, where it .II1l)i_e‘llI)\lVll unriiistzikablc evidence
(uses.
The Rev. Jno. D. Cocliranc. a riistiiigiiisliecl
Clergyiniiii of the English Clrurclr
writes to the propietr-.r {ruin '.\Iorrtrr-al, that he
by Cherry Pcctoral. His letter at full ll-'.tl_:_'lll
may be found in our circular. to be had of the
agent. and is worthy the attention cfastliinritic
patimits.
This letter is from the well known Diuzist
at Hillsd-ale Mic iigaii. one oftlielargcs1.deal-
ers in the State. and this case is from his own
observation.
I-Iii.i.snALr-2. Miéii.. Dec. 10. 1848.
Dear Sir: linmcdiately on receipt of your
Cherry i’ectoi‘aI, Icarried a bottle to an ac-
q-iaintance of mine who was thought to be near
his end with quick consiimption. He was then
unable to rise from his bed.and was extremely
ft-able. His frie’nrls believed he must soon die
unless roliefcould be obtained for him, and I
induced him to give your excelent medicine a
trial. I immediately left town for three weeks
and you iiiiiyjiidge my surprise on my return,
to meet him in the street on my way home
from the cars. and find he had entirely recov-
ered Four weeks from the day he cornmea-
ced taking your medicine. he was at work at
his arduous trade of bliicksiiiitli.
There are other cases within my knowledge.
were lhe Cherry Pectoral has been singular
successful, but none so llllll'l\‘P(I as this.
Very truly yours. G. \V. UNDERWOOD.
H.\.\‘ovr~:u. Orrin. April 3. 1850.
Dear Sir: I wish I could tell all that stiffer
with a cough. what your Cherry Pectoiul has
done for me. It does seem they might be ben-
fitted by the information. I had a lung fever
which left. my lun-_r,s weak and inflamed Being
very feeble and unable to gain sti'eiigtli at all,
my frientls thought I must soon sink in coir-
sumption. I had no appetite. and a druadl'ul
couch was fast wearing iue away. I began to
take your beautiful medicine. bytlre advice of
a cler'gyriuiii. who had seen its effects before.
It eased my congli at first, and gave me rest. at
night. In less than a fortnight I could eat
well, and my cough had ceriscrl to be trouble-
some. my appetite return: d. and my food nour-
ished me. which soon i'e.~torerl my strength.——-
Now. after five weeks, I am well and strong.
with no otlier help than your Cherry Pet-.toi'a'l.
Yours with respect. .IULlA DEAN.
I liereby certify that the above statement of
mv wife is in conformity with my own views
ofhe-r case and her care by Ayer’s Cherry
Pectoral. JOSEPH DEAN.
The above named Joseph Dean and Julia his
wife. are personally known tome. and iiuplicit
confidence may he..placert intheir statement.
SAMUEL C. VAN DER\VEN'I‘.
Pastor of the Baptist Church.
Prepared and sold by James C. Ayer. Prac-
tical Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Norwalk by W. E.Bissell: in Stam-
ford. S. Lockwood. and by the drugiats general-
ly throughout the Strife.
come and See. .
HE subscriber has just received a large
and valuable assortment of the latest!
irnproved Cook and Parlor Stoves, and in Variety
Of Useful lxifclleu Fllrllifure. Among which
may. be found the following.—-The Quincy.
Em;:ii'e State. National. Snratoga Airtight;
Atwood’s Empire. Common Sense. All-Right!
and the Return Flue Cooking Stoves.
Of ‘\Vood Air-Tight. Parlor Stoves. The
-}Etnii. The Gothic. Fancy Air-Tight. Cottage,
and Races Celebrated Heat Regulator. A "
Of Parlor Coal Burners," fourteen different
vai°ieties,and sizes, and fifteen or'tw'enty_§ varie-
ties and sizes ofSliop Stoves and Fui'naces."
He has also saniples ofDavy's Patent Sad
_Iron Heaters. which for economy and conven-
ience cannot be surpassed. Also,a good as-
sortment of Britiinniii,Jappnn. 'I‘iu. Slieet. 1.5.3..
and Copper Ware. ‘French and English
Knives and Forks of superior iiiiiniifacturi-..
Yankee Notions. &c. écc. . , , '
Jobbing done as usnal.at reiisonable rates.
All orders punctually attendedto. , ‘
F. H. NASH.
The widely celebrated Surgeon. Doct. VAL-=
ofits happy effect upon the pulmonary dis-.
has been cured ofn severe ustlimritic affectiorr, ,
- vicinit.
For Sale or to Let.
AN P:s‘l:iIrll:~‘IlP(I I\ll.~Il)l~'!-is stand in the
_ .'. village of Darieri. Coiiii.. within 100 yds
of the N. Y. :5’. N. II. ruilro;_rr.l depot. where
the cars stop four or five lIlllPS a day to and
from New York. The bui'rlin_g is coirverrii-til
for store and d\‘.'PIlIll.l,[. with about friirr':ri~.1‘i-.-4 of
land attached-—siti.iated on the corner of the
Boston turnpike and New Czinaaii road. Price
‘Si-2"00; a pirt of the pi.ir'¢-liaise money can re-
nuiin oridiorril and iirorigago if i-r-qrrirc-rl. For
particiilars. enquire of \V. N. Bl’...-\ DY at the
New York l*~.'a'.'y Yard.or of HULL Y BELL
int. the Darien railroad depot. I ‘.£iir*~‘-‘9
for Sale.
TH E subscriber offers for sale his farm
contaiuirig 35 acres of excellent laud. situated
in the town of VVi-stport. 1.1: miles from the
bridge. 2 miles from Noi'\vn‘.k. and one half
.mile from \Vestport. rai road station. Tlrero is
ii good two-story dwelling in good repair. a
large luirii. carriage IlOll.~‘P.t|lllI ollrer lmilrlirics.
.'I‘here is an aibumlarrce of fruit. trees. coirsislirig
of a; ple. pear pear-.li. plurii. etc. Tliere is u
never failing supply of excellent wa'er. The
place is plea:-‘nnlly located. over!ookiir;1 the
Sound, and easy of access from any d‘rrer-tion
’Terms of purchase and payrnerrt insult» .°'.l.~'.y.
JOSEPH SCRIBNE 2..
? lvesrpm-i. F.-2. 23. I851. ., sir
i For Sale.
A valuable homestead of 26% acres of
H laud,forruerly the rcsideiico of Jared
‘ll Ayres, in New Canaan. On it isu good
lino story ilwellirig-liou.~'ie., barn. and other: out
buildings. and line orchard of grwrfiorl fruir
trees in a bearing state. Also. 27 acres of fins-
timber land. 3!; miles rior~tli-we.st, of Norwall.
Bridge. Also. six acres of wood and tinibcr
land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
liige. Also two acres of wood laud l_\'lu,q near
the saw mill of \Vatt.s Comstock. Esq. in New
Canaan. For further particulars oirquire of
the subscriber at the residence of \Vm. Drum-
rnoud. New Canaan.
EBENEZER CARTER.
i New Canaan. .Ir.m'e 14. 185(). "“9t'35tf
'l‘ANNEI{Y FORSALE.
. -~ Valuable ‘Property
; . .-l= FOR sale at a b:rrgaiu.——’l‘lie subscri-
ber. conteniplatinga removal to the \Vest.ol'!'ci's
for sale his foam and taunt-ry situated in New
Canaan about a ‘pile and a half from the village.
and about four miles from Norwalk |aniling.———
iThe farm consists of about 40 acres of first-rate
land with a good two story (I\VBlIIllg-I101}:-‘-9.. barn
and other buildurgs lliereon. and would be ii
most desirable place for :i farnier or mechanic.
The tannory at which there is now doing a first
rate business in that line will be sold separate
or with the farm as (lesircd by the purcliascr.
For furtlier particulars eirquir-e of Darius St.
John. New Canaan, or of Chas Isaacs. Nor-
walk. DA RIUS S. AYRES.
New Canaan, Jan. 9. 1850. 3
Building Lots
ON EAST AVENUE FOR SALE.
7 HREE building lots on the Ea.-t Avenue.
adjoining the residence of the under-
signed. Tliese lots are among the most desira-
‘Me in Norwalk. and are 150 feet in front :1.-"r'
.253 feet deep. For pa rticuln rs enquire
|ur:0. W. r3r«:'r‘Ts, N0l'w'rlI(. or r34 P.-...-r St.
I N. Y. 3ni9 M arch 3. 18:31.
Union of the States.
, NE \V 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. It has the largest oven of any
;stove in use. and is expressly for wood.
LOCKWOOD. i-i:s.rcri'r 5: co.
Danbury & Norwalk Railroad
-'N'll'I'lCE is lieu-by git-err to the subscriber's
to the Capital Stock of the Danbury and
Norwalk Railroad Company.tliat the Presi-
ydeut and Dii'cotoijs at a l)lel*lIllf1Il9IlI at. Noi-
7walk. on the 13th (lay of Septomh.-.3 13.30, 1'!)-
gted that an instalment of 10 per cent. on the
irzupital stock. including the amount paid at the
slime ofsubscribiiig. be paid to the 'l‘reasurer on
"or before the 20th Oct. iiext.
And tliat further instalnrents of 10 per cant.
be paid on or before the first Morrilriys of De-
cember, Januaiv. Feb-‘nary. Marcli. April.
Marv. Ji ire. July. and Airiyist. next.-
Tlre subscribers residirrg at. .\'oi'walk and its
y. will please call and pay to William S.
Lockwood. Esq.. Assistant Tr°easui'er.
Certificates of stock. and am_onut paid, will
be ready at the time of payment of instalments.
for delivery. «
AA RON SEELEY. 'I‘rcasurer.
Dnnbury. 16th Septembi-r. 1850.
Boarding and Day School.
FOR YOUNG LA DIES—-—1\'or'w¢‘tl/5. Ct.
lllrs. Louisa A. Srrritlz. Principal.
‘HE Winter session coininences on the
first XV:-dnesday of November. Terms—
For Board, and \\'llSIllll". Tuition in the Err-
glisli braiii:lies. Music on the Piano or Guitar r.
Drawing. Painting, French and Latin lain_9_ua-
ges—$l00 per session of five n‘iontlis-—without
miisic $80 per session.
Day Scliolars—EnglisIi studies and music.
5312 perquarter. Euglisli studies alone. prima-
ry. $4——lii_ghor $5 per-quarter.
NorwaIk_. Sept. ‘.24. 1850.
Victorines.
UST rec’d,a large assoitinent. and for sale ’
cheap. H. C. RANDI‘-. E.
E'MERY. Borax‘ and sand paper, wholesale
" and retail by . . ,.
‘ ’ HOLCOMB dc LYON.
83 \lVater st.. Bridge-port.
Grockery and Glass Ware.‘ _
. UST received ii large‘ and splendid assort-
0 ~ meal‘. of extra and comiiiongclockeiy and
glass wiles.
I
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LOCKWOOD, HAIGHT 65 C0.
. - .i.j..,.';.,. -..,. .- ,. -
Li
Ha I nes Miss Eliza
Brown‘ \V m
them at the‘ office of
'- . .
-..A-...
st‘ or Li~:ri‘.'rEas '.-...n..rni.}‘g in the '
l’ei-sons calling foriliein will say adv.-rtiscd. H
Allen Miss Elizabetli Lockwood M D
‘ Loin C:ll'IInI'll‘l8
Lurlwick Charles
' Levy Andrew ‘
Lziwreru-a Tlios A‘
Boiiton \Vni S _l\I;-Corrnick P.m-i.;k ’
Bvxbee Mrs Mary ll'I0|'=|fl -lflmes
Beenv Henry ‘ - Mi-Kerry Chas,
Bronson Geo-A Muflilly Tenirs
"Iii-asiuiu John i\IcHi_igli i\’Iar_v
Barker Samuel Mulvey Mary A
Bishop Seth Mi-Putlin Pat.
Bouton Chas I\IrCL2lllgIlIIll Farrel
Boolll \Valiar N Nash Francis H :2
Ilerijumiii M.rs Ilelleu Northrop Chas 3
Hell \Viii H _ ()'Donnell Patrick
Bi-isli Goo S : Olmstead. “for.
Brown Miss Ann A . Olmstead S‘-'-lly
Rrown Mrs Amlelina O'Brien Michael
Bronson .lolin \V Purdy \Vm
Iuliill John Price Mrs Cornelia H
Comors _Callii-rine Phelan Michael 2
Caunnud Tliniiias Penuell I -
Ci-ofut. E \V I’i'ice \Vm
Corcorriii John Peck Jesse
iCtIl’l'0il'Dt'lllS Ryan Chas"
Clrapmari dc Crofut. ‘Ryvau Micliael
Col» (VI Co Nichols Read \\"m
Conn.-ll r\I:iiirice 2 Raymond Rufus
Cro,fion Sarah Run-zlell Car-olizie
Crow Elizriliotli Ilaymorul Miss C E
Conuoitziii.Micluiel 'liorrlou .I=iii‘res
Clrusc Daniel I'il(‘.I‘llll‘lI§ R ufus
3
Ilouton ‘John
Bi-ildeii M N-
0
so
0
0.-
Coiirrer'Patr-ir-I-: Quiularr Thomris ‘.3
(.'oopi-r John C Quirk Davin
Donovan John Staples Eliza 2
I)olwrl_\_' Ellwarril Scribrii-i' Ii H
Downs Miss (L'aroliue Strong Chas P 2
Foly .lolin Salli-ck .Io-9-pit"
Fox .ItlllIl’S Slwpiirjtl (Ki Son L
Iflltfiil P S Scaulou Ally
I"ar'ri=ll Alive S.‘-._\'iiioiir Ali.-‘s J C
Farrell I.:iwi'oiu-e Sullivan 'l‘iinotliy
I*‘r'eur-li I*l'Ii'/.aliclli Smith John
Fislier Ft-aircis Sleveris I5ulll'Fl?7.l) D
(-Ir'r=9_oi'y Alli-n Smilli bliss M r\ 3'
Slrii';_1i-s \\7il"A
Sli-.v<*ri:-‘ Callie-rine
Street bliss Ifrairces E
Fir.-parrl \Vm
Staple-.1 Slur-gos <B
Siiiilii'\V ii‘ '
Sell.-ck ';\I'r-.-u F II
Slit-rxroorl Mrs .\Iary
Tier \Vm
Tailor‘ John T
Trolrin \Vru
V;ii:lioosel' H
Vaiidi-.rlrill I“r':i!icis
\‘v':ir'r‘eri Gr-o
\Vlrci=.l‘-'.i' E
\Vr:IsIi Pali’ii°k
\Vriglit Snrriml A
\Vi3.-“on \Vm -It]
\\-'liilucy LcGr'and
\Yt|l't'(-!ll. Ann
\‘.'aro Miss Ifirrima
\Y(‘I)I) M rs fllriscs
\Vilsnri Steplien
\\"liite David II
Yule Elias
C. B. MOTT. P. RI.
Gtiillirey lice D
Cralrriiu Miss Iaiie
(i;‘ll'Ii‘lll James R
(;iHl(li'l1 Jrimr-s
Hum-Ii Mrs .\Iary
Ilallorar. 'l‘lromas
H lll Ivy Tiiiimliy
I'IIlCIl('(l(TI\ D If
I-Iawlnv Danie-l_
Ila iiiilton flt‘lll‘_Y
Ilairliiril Horace
Hnbbi-ll Miss Mary
Ilolstoii Frederick
Iiirn-.l.ly John
I-lei:-9 John
Hurt P
Hoyt Mrs Fanny
Iloyt Stephen
I‘Iill Eliza
.IuIrnsoir 8: (To Isaac
Jolie Pichiird
I\-(*‘i“I(‘I' S
hi-tr-liriiii John
Kuiglil‘ Jonatlian
Kulrire H II
l~"l' of Letters reiiiairiing in the Post Qffice
New Ctlllililil. April lsr. 18:31. Persoris
r-ulriui for the letters will say rulvertised.
Adams (,7 “.7 i\lcAm Felix
Albert John Bolt Mort-lion-e Siisriii
Burtis \\’oolsey, f\lurrsorr Luther
Iii-owii Hiraiii Nolan Marin
Bou_g_lilon D \V New Mo ea Ilcnry
’»ruwii .-\ii;1i-lino (_llasi»d;rl Daiiir-I
Bi-tts Sleplien Heirs of i’:i|iuer i\Iargni'et
Bales Estlrcr‘ S Pike G II
(Ilialr-rtoii Tlioluas Ricluiriis C-so
(".uizou .laiiu-s }~’.osl)ur'\ .\'arali E
Davenport David Ryan Cnllieriiio
Davis Daniel S ’.u.-‘sell ("_7liarlcs
Deulniiii John Rlil)l<‘l‘l.“ John A
FilII'IlilIlI\S (ion “7 ‘Seyinoiri' lrn
F;iyerv.'i—-flier‘ Geo (‘Ti-iyrorrirr Ir'.i
Ifiircli Curtis Std:-liii Drvid
Foot Newman Sci ly Clml'Il'S II
Hoyt Piarire_',' Sl‘()Ilt-‘Il.I Catlierine
Ilnyt \Vm R. Searles Newtowii
Jolmsuu Elias Sc’-el_\' Jo.-cpl) H
Katie \Viu Tutlle E iistus VV
I{elh-r Al‘ii=r'l G Tcwil I"I(~‘.lll'y
Kimball Dani:-.lG 'I‘e\vet Ili-nry
Lrixvi-r-rice Charles B Illen \Vni
Lot-k\\'ood Lewis I} \Yai'dwi~lI Isa-.ic H
Lockwood SIll_‘I'll|il ii ‘Wt-lib \Vm C
Lewis Betsey \V'liitur-y S..iuuol v
Malioiry James \\'er=d ."-iiutli
C BENJ. HOYT, P. M.
Adams House.
yr“-,3--: THE above Ilouse is one of the best
Eli-:';,l__!_£.I.lll'lll.~‘Ilt'.(I houses in the city, r'r-ntrally
locateil. with alltlie modernimprovementsnec-
cessai'y for the cornforl oftlie trzivelirrg public.
The proprie-tor. late of the Parker House.
New l’n-.rlfoi'il. confirlciitly hopes. lry strict at-
tention to the wiriits of his ,<z:*.i-st.-. to merit a
l'()llIIlll‘lillll"P of its patrons. rind the liivorzrnd pal-
roiuige of its foI'iuer patrons and frieiul.-‘.
S. B. I’t()Bl-'.INS.
Boston. Marcli ‘30. 1851. 2m1'2
I%’§fevalio’s Hat and cap Store.
7 ‘Ill E principr.il and most liisliioinible Hat
store in New York is on the corrrer of
IIl(r‘.§__’l't‘i-lllsl tliororiulaf.ire of the city. at 416
I‘lroarlwa_v. on the soulli-cast t‘.0l'llPl' of Canal
strm-.t. and next rloor to the N. York and New
Haven Railrnarl D pot.
MlCAI.lO‘S SPRING HATS.
are of the iievrr-ist style and pi'oirouirced by all
connoiscurs to be the most elegant in form urirl
be-aiitifiil in fiui-Ii ofllie pr-est-nt. sr-asoii. They
are rnarlc of tho bi-st iuato-rials and art of the-.
fiiresl texturr-., and so advautageoiis are his facil-
IlIl‘S fl)!’_llltll'llIll('lIll'lll;[ that he can-sell them at
the most inor.Ierat¢= prir-es; at //IF. or'7',r_r'r"ri(t/. cost
which others not liiiving his fnr:ilitiesai'e 0 liafill
to pay. He nddiir-es among Iris advaiitages.
his long a) perieirce as a iii:ii‘irrl'actiir'ei' and artist
in his line of bii.sini=ss———liis jrrdgirii-nt as a mas-
ter \vorkmaii—tliat he eniploys the host me-
cliniiir-.-z——tlie reprrtatioti V-'IlIl'll he enjoys urnon?
the olrlr-_-t aml most i'espect:ibli- iiihabitants of
the r-itv—liis iiuleperriloiice ll’) poiirl of capital.
‘fVI)l('I].Pll:lI)If’$ hiru to buy his uinterials to man
irfactiire his hats and to sell them on the very
lowest term.-'——so that in qiiality. in style. and
in priro. he fears no coiiipetitinn,
C/lrmyi ax 2/in (7/re/zprrst Jml Good as tlur Best.
is the rule of his esfrililisiiiairl. .-o (In-MOI force?
1136 B;-oaduiay, wlicwe in Mlrlilitm to the
best assoi'tim~i)t of the newest :=I0('I\' of Hats and
(Tops. pr.rrcIiaser's will find an r-leizrmt .'=11P!'l_V ‘ll-
FR.E.\'CII U;\IBRI"II.LAS iusl imported by
him from the most faslrroiralile manufaclory in
Prri-is. mll'll(*l_V. Plastic sin'ii»,t.' or self opening
Urrrbr-i-llas. tnrveliirg or follltng Urnlii'ellas.whicli
can be put in a trurk or carpet bug. Also. a
si-lect assortiiieiit. of American Umbrellas. 10
Horse and 0:: Cards.
DOZ. first quail ty copper teeth cards
rec'd and for sale by
S'l‘REE'l‘ dc QUINTARD.
Crockery. ‘"-
Iv ‘HOSE wishing crockery \'.ould consult
‘.IIIPII' own inlei'est"by calling ori_ RA Y-
MOND 66 MEAD before part-lm.-ing else-
wlieze. ‘ 8th March.
Very Ghea . ‘
'5‘ PINO-A BDUM INA L S P PORTILRS
3. and Slroulrloi'_lnaict'S. f0|: tzurvaiure otthe
Spine uud kiiidreil diseases; ‘of'iilIsizes.foi' sale
at very low prices (nearly Ullelltllli less Itluiu
forniei-|y.1)flry the subscriber. __ Call - iuid see
DR1'An
4
Jan». 28th, 1851.
Post Office. Norwalk. April ' 1st. ‘]851.—
of the N‘.‘Y. Tribi_ine.
‘merit of Hats and Caps i-'oiist'antly_._‘on hand, a
‘- <‘- 7»..-
. ‘BuiILtu.r5$?-7.
' ' Dr. Bariniri,r,r's 1!c_ll."f_’l]"i‘Ii‘ré7lteI1
PA'1‘F.N'l‘ BRACE "'l‘RUSS
V WILL com-: iii-:iiN_lA. _ _
'I'estirnony}—~Ciii)y of aletté_r toithe E"'i’fd1"
r
M-inni.i-2-r;mv.\'. Ct... O.’;t-.' 1;25't_[}'._' 1‘35‘6'_‘ r‘:
- Jlfr. Greeley : It is estimated -tlnii. elrei'_.yLsl¢iw."
oath to every tenth person is the subji-ctfof ,
hernia: _tIll(l. as the consequent pain. dang.-er. V
and loss oflabor are so great._"i_t_
benevolence to publish the follouiiug : .,~.—..
Lain a flashy. liiliorious man and have ‘l'or‘~-
years been serious'y afliicted with ne‘riii.r;- E
t
rendi.-red labor painful. 1 liiive,siitf*.i'cd iiinclr
from operations" and trusses. and had givoii_i_ip._ .
despairing of re-lief, or of ever feeling like.;u.iiui_u '_
again. But receiitly I was si-.iit--l'nr.-to be the
first test of Dr. Baruring's “Brace. Trir.-.2-.~_"
which coinbiiies the properties of great gr‘:-.n,.-;ii‘t.'
to the back, hips-rind abdoriien. and of ii 'r-.:§'--
lure lruss,arid contrary-to my hope. I -ri..iv.~..
not only been perfcc.'l_r/ relieved. lint ,deI'ived"j
gmrrt pleasure and support from the pi‘c'seirce ‘
of this light. cool and beautiful device. It pains ‘
me to think of the snli'r-.ring thousands under
the use of liruiglfrnsz lrussc-.s. . N
STEPHEN KINGSLAND.
For sale and apiilied by Dr. Boardiuau. pro-‘
prietor for this State. Plrysiciziiis and the
.\‘llIIl‘.l'lll;1tll'Rll1Vllr(I to Pxillllltlfl the inst;-mumrr.
N. B.—Di'. B, will be at the No walk Ho
tel for a short time after Monday. the 14th of‘
April.
Dist:-virrt of .\"oru'al.’c ss Probate Court. April
3//. 1851.
S'l'A'l‘F.of'SARAH ST JONH late of
New Ciruaair. in said (Il:il|'l(:I. ilucelisetl. C
The Court of Probatc for the district of Nor-
walk hath liruilerl and alloweil six months from
the (‘late lie-roof. for the cr:=ditors of said i~stale,.
to cxliilrit tlieirclaims for sottloiucrit. Those
who iii-gle-rzt to prescirt their accoiiiits. properly
atlr-sled. within said time. will be‘ilolmi're'd it
1'r-rzovc-i'y. All pcrs.iris iiirlebtoil lo s':iid astute
tll‘(‘l‘Hl]!l(»‘.-‘lBlI lo lllillifi iiiiinedirite pnyinont to,
\VlI.I'.lA.‘~I L. \-VAl’tIZ\‘(:‘. Admiirislr'aioi'.
Notice.
7 III} siilisci'ibe-i's, appointed by this court of‘
probate for the dr.-itrictof i\‘orw:-lk. corn-
iirissiriru-i's lo recl'i\'e and i-xniuiue the claiinsof
_:lu- (:|'(ilill()l'.‘.‘- of the estate ol _George \V. Arm¢-
strong, an insolvent debtor of New Cnnnari, iii
.~:;iid tII~I’|‘ICI. rrssigiierl in trust for the barre-lit of
his cr'.'=rliIor's. hereby give notice that we wilf
attend to the bir.-iiiicss of our said appoiiitmeirti
at the l'I\V'i‘IiIll_l: Il(ll.l.~‘l=. of Ge-.nr-,r_v_e \V. Ai'riisti'oiig“
in said New Carrniiu. on the lust l.\'loii(l'-iys of”
April and Septernlier. 1851. at one ‘o'clock iii-
the-. ilIll*fil‘ll!)-‘ll of miclr of said days. Said court-.’~
has Iiiiiilurl and allowed six months f.oiu the!
date lrureoffortlic exhibition to us of Cdllfllsi
of said r-slate. '
BUR LING D. PURDY. Coiniiiis?
~ A.\DI'lE\V I'}ICNEDlC'l‘. sinners.
New Canazrrr, :\lari:li '.29ili. 1851. 31.14
Di:.~Ir'f('/ r_f’ 1i’u!./irrg as I"re.fr<r(e Court. Decem-
Imr ‘.38!/r. 1851.
E\'l‘A'I‘I§l of SAMUEL G PERSONS,
late of Iii-rlrliug. in saitl district. ili-c'd.
'l‘lie Court of Probate for the di.~itrict of
Iicilrliirg has Illll|I(,'(I and allowed six iiionths'-
from tho dale lieri-.ol', for the creditors of said‘
e-tat. -. to cxliiliit their clairns for settlement.
'l'Iio.-‘e \\Ill) rreglect to pl‘e.~'6lif. their recounts
properly altestcil within said time will be de-
liarred a rut: very. All persons indebted to
said aslzill-. are reqrii-.sli~d to make iirinietlizre
pa_\meirt to DANIEL H. PV.I’iS().\"S.
14 Adiiiiiristrator.
To I/rt.’ Probate Courhjbr l/re District of Nor-
u'r.'l/c : '
‘E III‘) applir-alion of B I':N.I A M IN BETTS,
. . i't-.spc-,r-if-.rlIy slim-.ctli that. he is parent
and riuinral guzrrrlrun lo Le,rzrand Butts.
Ma") E I3‘-.lts. E|:j=rli Iii-tts. Stllllllfll Betts,
Cliarles Ii Bells. mirrors belonging to said dis-
tricr. and that said mirrors are the owners of
the followirrg rr-al eiiriitc-.. viz : a certain piece
of land lying in \Viltoii. in said district. at
lllrestriut. Hill. so ('ilIIt‘-II. in quantity three mods
and tliirty rod.-r lll(l'(9 or° less. bounded iiorlh
and I as: by lii;;lrw~iy. south by land of heirs of
H lIl_\_.' Jaiues. (Ii.-c'il and west by land of Rhoda
I3‘-eras. Also a certain ollier piece of land, lying
in IIIP town of Far'lielrl.at Greenfield. so called.
in qir:iiitit_v l'oirr'zu:rcs more or less. bounded
rroitliei-ly by Iaurl of Hezekiuli Ogili-.n. east-
e sly by Penn road. sor.-llrcr y by land of
Horace Ogdr-ii, and uorllicr ly by land of
Alva Br-nrln-i-ton. And he fur-thi 1' says that
the estate is at prcscirt uriprorlrrctiveg that the
awrils tlit-,-ri-‘of arc \V;llllt‘(I for the support. main-
tmmiicv and orlircatioir of said uiiuoi's,anrI thiit. it.
w I! be for the ndvzirrlage of said minors to sell
the saute. an-"l invcst. the avails thereof accord-
in: to law; wlia-reforc he says there. is just ii nd.
l'(-'nI.~‘i,|l2II)i9 cause for selling the same. He
tlrr-rcfore-. prays the Court to order said real
esizrte to be sold, and to einpol.\'t‘-l‘ him or some
orlicr meet person to sell the same, pursuant
‘o the statute in snclrr-ase inade and provided.
Dated Mnrclr '2Sllli. l85l.
BE;\".IA.\‘IlN IEETTS,
Parent. and Natural Guardian.
District of Norrcal/c Probate Court, ss. .March.
‘.29!/r. 1851.
Oanr-zar-zn-—'l'liat the foregoing application be
hoartl and deleririiiie-d at the Pi'oliut.e Office in
Norwalk on the 14th day of June, 1851. at 9-
o‘clor:kforenonn; and that notice tliere-of be
[)llI)IISIlP(I in some public newspaper near the
place where such real estate lies. three weeks.
successively at least six weeks bi-fore said tinie-
1S>‘lf_’llt‘.(I GEORGE A. DAVENPORT.
3rI4 Judge».
__ _________,__..
_l)I.strr'r-I of r 'oru:a(/c ss Probate Court, Illarclz.
95/11, I 51. '
>4'l‘A'I‘l£ of SOLOMON HOYT. late of
V.Viltoir. in :-:a‘__d District. doc'd.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk hath limited and allowed six months
from the date liereof. for the Creditors of said
Estate. to exlribit their claims fhr settlement.
Tlrose who neglect to pi'e.-‘eat their accounts
properly attested, w'ilhin said time. will be de-
barrerl zi l‘f’t'()V(’.l'_)‘. All personsindebted to said‘
estate are requested to inake iiiiinediate pay-
ment to ISA ‘C DAVIS, Adm'inis-
13 DAVI I) HOYT. i trators.
FRUIT TREES,
AT Tm-2 *
SOUTH NORVVALK. NURSERY.
V ‘H E subs:-ribers respectfully solicit the at-
tention of'I*‘r'rirt,t,1i-mvei's. to their stock of
’l‘ree-s. corisistiiig of clioice Apple. Pear. C_lier-
Iii’. Plum. ~\|)I'it~ot and PPtl('Il Ti'ee.~‘. . We
wislr to call particular attention to our large
stock of lijvo-.i-gum-its and extra sized H_oi'se
Cliesiiiits. and ;\Iouirtain Ash Also." V813‘ 500
lot oil,-riliellii and Catawba Grape vines. Also.
tbe'l‘rue Red Antwerp Iiti5llI""'l'Y- 0'11’ Nl_l|'S6~
I'y lies a few rods South west ofihe depot.
GEO SEYMOURGE CO.
N_ B,__.\Va wish it to be disiiiii-tly ,under-
smorl that we have no business coniiection with
In; Si-yrnour. —
______,__,
Fruit Trees
- ’ at the l ;
SOUTH NORWALK NURSERY.
7'‘ I-IE subscriber _i'es_pect_lully s(iI_i.£:il's the at-
tention of fruit-growers to his stock of
trees. consisting of choice peach. apple. peat‘.
cherry. plum mid apricot. trees. together with a
good VllI'It‘l_V of ornami.-.iital trees'iiiid'sIirubs.
such as evei'gi'ecirs, inonoiain ash, horse chest-
nut. \\'eepiiig willow. 6£c.. Isabella null Catawba
grapeviues Also.on the first of October‘ ii large
lot of red Antwerp rasberi'_i'es. ‘ .A good assort-
’....i( .-,
low rods west,ot' the depot." ',
IRA SEYMOUR.
South Niirivalk, March, 1851. lltf
i
would be-. ii
which has often 8ll(Iilllg'.'l'P(I my life. arid :illv'ifys' ‘
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