able terms.
Two‘ farm: for late
‘IT A GREATBARGAIN.
The SI]l)Scl‘ll)m'SxO‘fl“el‘> for sale two
~ . f=ii-ins lying in the town of New Canaan.
.. , .'.'~ One Ofzstlltl farnis is sitziuted about four
A niili->;.. f-.o'o Norwalk landii g. and contains about
sixty ac,-.,s of fi,,-,4‘ rule, laoil with a spacious
-“-l-\’v.§||;ug house mid other out buildings thereon
standing Also nnotlier farm containing about
one hundred acres of good land. With a for!!!
house and other buildings there-on ovtsnttrrxg
flboutthree and a hell‘ miles ti-om Norwiilk
lending and is a most. idesirable form T07’ 3:‘?
pei'sori\vlio would like to be situated near toe
salt water. it is weU divided into wood‘. pus-
tnre. meadow and plow land.fl_l'H‘l ll WE“ ‘WM-
ereil, and is worthy tlie-fllllfltlofl 0f»tl’I0|OFW‘l10
wish to purcha-sea good farm.‘ For further
pm-giculm-5 enquire of the eubscri'oer at New
Canaan or of Chas. Issues. at Noiwvilh.
‘ WILLlAM’DRUM'MOND.-
’ New Canaan. Dec. 9. 1850. 00
Building ilacts, tbs‘ 331?.
THE subscriber ofl'era for sale three
bildng lots.-pleasantly situated on the Merwin
place alnut it qzunter of ii mile below the
bridge; also. a lot with e new dwelling l10_U-'6
minding thereon.‘ Also. in house and lot situ-
ated‘at Five Mile River. near, the. Landing.-
Seventy-five per cent of the money can remain .
on bond and nioi'tg"?-"‘ f‘"' ll t°""'l Of 7"”-"°
Enquire of CHA RLES. L. RA} MOND.
Noiwal-la. [Five Mile River.fLDcc. :24. tf.‘.i.2
’ -For Sale.
THE House and Lot formerly occu-
pied by Emery Bissell. deceased.
' For particulars inquire of
CLARK BISSELL,
~ = . or \V. E. BISSELL.
Norwalk. Aug. 27. 1850-
Purm fbr Bale.
' THE place formerly occupied by
‘~’ Alvin Hyatt. dc-c’d. ‘ll offered for sale.
It consists ol about three acres ol' good land,
with a dwelling» house and burn thereon stand-
ing. Also. about 12 acres of land lying near
the house of lra Be-tts. Jr., and on the line of
the Danbury 66 Norwnlk railroad. For further
particulars enquire of
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
Wiltnii. March 3,1851. Qtl
For Sale.
A valuable homestead of 26$ acres of
latid.foi'iiierly the residence of Jared
" Ayres. in New Canaan. On it is a good
two story dwelling-house. barn, and other out
buildings. and fine orchard of grafted fruit
trees in a bearing state. Also, 27 acres of fine
timber land. 35 miles north-west of Norwalk
Brid‘ge. Also. six acres of wood and timber
land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
lage. Also t.\vo 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.
_ EB‘-EN EZER CARTER.
New-Canaan. June 14. 1850. ’-‘9t‘25lf
, TANNERY FOR SALE.
a valuable Property
FOR sale at a b:irgain.—'l‘lie subscri-
ber, contemplating a removal to the VVest.ofl'ei's
for sale his faam and tannery s.i't*ituted in New
. Canaan about 9 mile and a halffroui the village,
and about four miles from Norwnllt lriniling.—
The farm consists ofabout 40acres offirst-rate
land with a good two storydwelling-house, barn
and other buildings tliereon. and would be a
most desirable place for ii fa rnier or ineizlianic.
The tannery at which there is now doing a first
rate business in that line will be sold separate
or with the farm as desired by the [)1ll'CllllS'(‘l'.
For further particulars enquire ol Darius St.
John. New Canaan. or of Chas lsaacs. Nor-
walk. DARIUS S. AYRES.
New Canaan-. Jan. 9, 1850. 3
J. M. smith’: Marble Yard,
Near the Bridge, Norwalk. Co-nn.
EPULCHRAL , Monuments and Grave
5- Stones of every variety of pa tterns, and of
the most skilful workmanship. The best as-
sortment of American and Foreign Marble,
kept const.antl_v on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
soy kind of Marble \Vork,nre invited to crillaud
give a personal inspection of his material and
workma nship, as this will be more siitisfactory
than to purchase of Agents without an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article con-
tracted for.
L?"'l‘lie Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warrant it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk. Aug. 21. 1848. '
Boot, Shoe, Leather and Tina-
iug store.
_ HENRY‘ HANDES renews again
Pmhis ackuowledginents to the public and
~ his friends for their generous patronage
during the year past. and hcpesto merit an un-
Iiiterrupted continuance of the business, rela-
tio_n‘ship which he has so long maintained with
this community. He will be found now at his
now stand opposite the store of Chas. lsaacs
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
P"ll38- ll’ comprises every article of men's
and cliildren’s wear. with }l.ubl'ers and Over-
shoes in their season.t'oi' ladies and gentleman
FINDINGS of the best. quality, ifml in any
qunrit.ity. suited to tlie~wants ofthe craft.
Norwa|k.Jan. 1.1849. 18
1:. ac. twazzunw,
Cabinet Maker & Ui'ulertaker.
Two Doors East 0/ the Bank,
, smaironn, CONN.
OULD respectfully inform the inhabit-
ants of this. and the adjoining towns,
that being satisfied from the urgent necessity
which has frequently existed in cases ivlieii
death has been cause-(l by putrjd diseases, and
in almost all cases ofdeajli ocirurriiig in warm
weather. that more ample provision in the lim-
ol articles necessary for the interments of the
dead than has heretofore been made in this sec
tion of the country. is called for, he hm; been
induced to make. the iiecessary Irrcugenieuts
for. and that he is now prepared to furnish Cof-
il"_8- ~_3lH'0u<ls. Caps, S:3a'rfs, 6.’.c.. of every ileu-
Cl'lPl'.|0_ll that may be desired or that can be ob-
tained. in the :ity of New York. at :1 moments
Wllmlllg. day or night, and on the moat reason-
He is also prepzired to furziisli
H0t||'S8lS. Carriages, see to the digging of the
£|'*W0a and to attend to ii ny other ari'.iuga-.nients
that may be wished for the funeral procession,
4550- ’l‘hos.e who may wish to keep the body at
_u deceased friend several days. can befurnisiigd
"with an ice-box iniwhicli it may be preserved a
week, or longer ifnecessaity. '
The subscriber has also on hand and for vials
Ledoyeu’s disinfecting Fluid—-—an article which
will effectually remove from the sick room. oi
from rooms where death has occuri-ed,al| otfeu A
sive.smell. and completely freshen and purity
tho air.
lime or soda. itbeing much -more powerful and
entirely free from smell. wliicli makes it doubly
valuable. , _;;E._C_H A__UN‘CEY WARREN.
Stllllfolig Feb. 1983!, 1551.
*. ...,'.
*1 _
George Hall
"and Copper \Vare.
This fluid is far superior to chloride of
- - ' - ‘ ‘*1
""1-_—;' I ' 1:
‘AMERICAN MUTUAL
us. Insurance Company.
‘ cgpiiai $100,030,,
.Invuted in Bonds, Mortgage: lied Stocks.
ble incasb.nniiuully seini-annually or quar-
/ - terly. ' .
This Company lime Gmnled 0.7787‘
2500 Policies.
The Insured are Members of th_e_Company
cull share the profits equnll,v- D|V'd°"d° J9‘
clared annually on the’ hit of January.
certificate fin‘ Profits
are triinsferalile--vv ill ‘re-present C A S H, see ure-
iy invented, and notunpaid PI‘!-miu.m Notes,
Ill is the clue in the Credit Companies-
Policies
cannot be reduced at death. by having ‘Premi-
um notes deducted therefrom.
No Crzlifoi-m'a Rislu have been taken—-nor will
extra-hazardous risks be essumad——and no
changes will be made in conducting the busi-
ne-ss_oftlie comoauy, which will impair the int-
erests of its present policy holders.
THE AMERICAN MUTUAL
IS ‘rm: ONLY
Perfectly Mutual company
in the couutry—having but one class of mem-
of profits-—iind no assessments ol'mein-t-ers.
The public are invited to examinethe Char-
'ter. Plan of Operation, and'Auuual Report of
the Coiiipiiny.
Ofliccr: of the Company.
Bi-;N.t. SILLTMAN. Sr. lonius \Vi1.cox.
President. Vre, Prcsz'dent.
Bmwsiuiu Novas. JOHN \V. Fri-vii.
Secretary/. Treasurer.
Boardof ’1'rus/ear: -
Benjamin Silliman \Villis Bristol-
Norris \V2!cox John Dorrie
Henry Peck LewisB. Judson.
Eli \V. Blake James Puiidcrfoi'il
Jolin_\V. Fiti-li James E. English
Joseph E. Shefiield Lucius R. Fiucli
Sherman \V. Knevnls Edward a Mitcliell
A inlirose L. Jordon Samuel Leeds
Cyrus P. Smith George D. Phelps
1 Ft'e!let'ick T. Pect
Oftlie 22.500 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
Cliailes Isaacs,
E. B. Bennett,
'.l‘. \Varner. Jr.
C. Bissell,
Chas. E. Disbrow,
Chas. C. Belts,
Geo. A. Bissell, \Vm. C. Street.
G. D. Jennings, George A. Davenport,
Dr. Samuel S. Noyes, N. Canaan.
I GEORGE A. BISSELL, Agent.
DR. S. Lnvics, Medical Examiner.
Gomeand See.
HE subscriber has just received a large
and valuable assoi-tuient. of’ the latest
impro'.'ed Cook and Parlor Stoves. and II. variety
of useful leitclieu Furniture. Among w-liicli
may be found the following,—'l‘lie Quincy.
Empire State, National. Siiratoga Aiitiglir;
Atwood’; Empire. Comuion Sense. All-Right.’
and the Return‘Flue Cookiiig Stoves.
Of \Vood Air-Tight. Parlor Stoves, The
Etna, The Gothic, Fancy Air-'l‘iglit, Cottage,
arirl‘ Races Celebrated Heat .R‘egul'alo't'.
Of Parlor Coal Burners, fourti-en differi=nt
varieties and sizes. and fifteen or twenty varie-
ties aud sizes ofSliop Stoves and Fiirna(:e.~x.
He has also samples of Davy's Patent Sad
Iron Heaters. which for economy and conven-
ience cannot be surpassed. Also,a good as-
sortment ol Britannia. Jappan, Tin. Sl-ieet lron
French and English
Knives and Forks of superior uianufacturi-.,
Yankee Notions. die. dic-
Jobbing done as usual.at reasonable rates.
All orders punctually attended to.
F. H. NASH.
South Norwalk. Sept.‘24th, 1840. 38
GRGGERIE3 &. GRSGKEEY.
G. W. Smith.
HE Subscriber would inforiu his former
. customeisand the public generally. that
he may be found at his new store in South
Norwalk. where he will keep a good and ex-
tensive assortineut of (irozeries. Provisions.
Crockery. China and Glass \Vare. Also Flour
and Feed. Sporting and Blasting Pt)W(lt"I'.
Patent Fuse. and a general assortment of
Patent Medicines. All of whit-.l1 he will sell
at as low rates as they can be procured at in
thisvilluge or elsewliere.
Fresh Goods received every week.
delivered in any part of the village.
Soul./1. No’/‘walk. JlIa_1/ 6th 1850. 20
Iticrwalk Savings Bank.
_ O'l‘lCl<.‘ is hereby given that. deposits will
be received by the treasui'cr at the Fair-
tield County Bank, from 10 to 152 o‘i-lock, A.
M. and from 2 to 4 o'clock. P. M. on biondays,
Tuesilays, \Vednesdays. 'l‘|iursilays and Fri
days. and on Saturdays from 10 to 132 A. M.
and ‘.2 to 3 P. \l. until further notice. Per-
sons wishing to make loans are requested to
hand a written applicatioii to the treasurer,
stating amount and set-ui-ity. ‘
'l‘. \V.-XRNER. JR., Treasurer.
Norwaik, Dec. 3, 18-19.
Building Lots
ON EAS'l‘ AVENUE FOR. SALE.
7 HREE building lots on the East Avenue.
adjoining the resiileni.-o of the under-
sigiietl. Tltese lots are among the most. desira-
ble in Norwalk. and are 150 feet in front and
25') feet deep. For pa rticula rs enquire i..5
GEO. \V. BETTS, N0l‘VV'lll\‘. 0|’ 1311 Pearl st.
N. Y. 3m9 March 3. 1851.
IIVIPGIRTAIWT CHIANGE.
Dailcy’s Magical Pain Extractor-
In a new ll’ rapper and bores much enlargerl.
AUTION ! Count‘erl'eits of Dalloy’ Ex-
tractor. in the old wrapper, flood the
market.-—avoid tliem as you would poison, for
they are as dangerous in their application.
Buy Dalley‘s Extrat-.tur, only in the new
dress and large Boxes—you gain largely in
quantity ofthe Ulllllllt?llf over the old size, and
what. is iuore important. yet.——you avoid the
danger of being imposed upon by a Counterfeit.
and are certain of getting the genuine article.
The Gflllllllld Dalley Salvi-,as tliousaiiils will
testify. is an inlallible remedy for the worst. of
burns, scalds. piles, rheumatism. sore and iii-
flained eyes, ei'y.-ipe-.|as, salt rheum, cuts.
wounds. bruises. and all cutaneous and inflam-
matory diseases.
N. U. Every local agent will be provided
with l cei'tifir:ute., signed by my lawful attor-
ney, and by the Travelling agent.
I? See thehew printed -Circulars for 1850.
they contain much important and interesting
‘inforiiiu.‘tion. » H. DALLEY,
‘ l 415 Bi-oatlway. N. Y.
Belles-ls Animal Galvanic,
The greatest. i:li:eapa~x;, and most. ecrtiiin
remedy e-7-or discover:-.d for the cure of dis-
cuss: of horses and cattle.‘ Humors, sores,
swellings. strains, qtiitterlioiio, gullad mick and
sl_io;.ilda-.i's, hard or spavin lumpe—-‘it cures with
rapidity and certainty ! and no case of po-
evil, has. as yet. resisted the wotideifiilpi-op-
eitir.-s of this great. and truly valuable remedy.
Fiiriners and owners of liorsss and cut-
tle, try it once. and you will never r.l'toi-ivnrds
be without it. ~
Norwalk,G-. \V. Smith; Westpert, John W.
Taylor’; New Canaan, S. C. Silliman; Stam-
foi.-J, Bosivell Hoyt. - _ 3
Rat:-it ofPi-emiuui tVIt'ttCQt.‘.~9.5 per cent. paya-
bers——one system of payments—no forfeitures
Goods V
As’a:u'rs--Norwalk, W. E.'Bissell; South J
:—1:_§_
Reyinond 8.’ Go. and ZDa:ies1be.ch’s.
United in ‘one Large‘ and T’ttrz'eo7 Ex/Ivl'.?J?'t%'07l«. -
Consisting of all the Rare A niinals now extant, nmnberiag
Over Ono I,Izmelr'»3d Specimens,
l
l
. , ‘-€58-.r -* ., ~
- ._ .
.. . ,.-:.;~a.j-;,. ’ 45,.
' ILL exhibit. at Norivulk on l\JODl'ltl,Vs 31:1)’ l9llh 15651. OPP" Hi» 1 o’cloi-ls. P. M. Ad-
mission 25 i.-ts: children under 10 years 12% ms. Among this great i.-ollei-tion. \\-hicli
is the fargest ever exhibited in Anierica. is the Rll l ii OCEl\'( )8, or the Unicorn of Holy \Vrit,
the first and only one in America since i836. The great (liftit-iilty in i-aptiiring this luigo and
savage creature. together with the almost iiiipossiliility of kei-piiig him alive in a ('lllllillt-‘. so on-
cougeuial to his habits and constitution. rencers the exhibition of u livln-L’ lillllliit-'t*I'4'S llle ,t.,’H‘=il~’
est. curiosity in the animal world. Al~o. Specimen oftlii-. l.l ll’l.’(.)'l‘A.\l US. the onl_v one over
exliibited in Aine;ica. Twelve LlUN-‘5. 0l‘l‘l1'~‘llllP:l 1'.ll)t'.t:'tti'ii-its front (lilli-.i'i‘ttl t'(lll7ll’l'l(‘.5~‘,S|llI|(!
of which were presevitetl to the reuowui-.il Van Amburgli by Her l\liljt‘.,~'l_\,'- Qaweti Victoria, in
his recent. tour through Europe. The m-')ltSlm' l~ILEl’llA:\"l‘ (,‘o‘umbu.-. the lm__qi»..<t in Anu-r-
ica. weighing 10.730 pounds. Also. the beautiful e.li-pliant 'l‘ippon —.‘~.‘-ultan. \\'ltlt‘ll ha: i-giusi-d
such 9 great sensation all over‘ Europe, will go tlirougli 21 v.-iriety ol pi-.i‘l'oi‘tii:iiii:c.<. such as
waltzing, balancing. ringing the hp.||_ C.-er-piiig on his fore logs, walking over his koopor. lllCl\lllg
liiui up. drawing a cork from a bottle. (Sac. IIERR Dill l')h'BA(‘,‘ll/. the most ct-li-bi-ziioil ofall
’ animal perl'ormers. will give an exhibition in a den of wild «'ltll9ll=ll'~3. llis pi=i'formaoi-(rs with
tho teirific groupe of lions. t.iget's. leopard.-z. l3t)tl’1=ll'S, p:in:lii~.i's. &c. the Sttltlt! its |)('l'f!)l'lt1t‘ll by
him in all the principal cities of Europe with such great rouowu. llirleiviluo. the lion tamer
will give a perform:-ince in it den of wild annuals, St‘[).‘-Ii‘ttlI-‘. and altor_-vtlior dill":-i-out from Hi-rr
Driesbaclfs, making two grand animal perfoi-ui:iiii-i.-.~‘ in tho saute i-..~ilii'nition. :\lan_\; other per-
fortnances will be given in the course of tho exhibition. such as p.mi+.-:-, ltH)lll{t’_\'S. &i:. A full
description oftlic animals which the great. expel-ienize. i-utiwprise nail l‘t‘!\’t)'.ll'l§l‘-~‘ of the proprio.
tors have enabled them to bring togetlier in one l:..-go an=l .~i,=)li-iu.li:‘l l3()ilt'-‘t‘.ll0l|. will be-. limuil in
the bills. at the principal hotels. previous '0 the arrival oftlie Company. B. .l. llU'.\"l‘. /‘tgviit.
,._..__......
ZElve1'y Day b2'ingt=s filosaastiaitag flew l
' 37. .
but tag
fie 3..
“7 OULD call the attention of ])lll'(1l'l\lSel'S to his .~‘locl{ of SPR‘ ;\'G DRY GOODS. which
‘I ' for extent. variety and beauty of style. is mncli siipoi'io:' to that of any l'oriu+-I .<i=a:-nit
Among the varictyof Goods design:-Ml for the Ladle-s. may ho fouurl a muro t,lt’.~'ll'tll)lt'. St'll‘l’('ll(Hi
than was ever off.-vreil in Norwalk.consisting in pair of lil'(l('llllt‘._ \\"vtll(’l'l‘ll. t‘.lmin_~i~al=lc and ll 'l~;
.\'ll.KS. from 50 omits to S? 00 per y-.irrl: -.\l. DE liAl.\l<‘..‘.5. C.=‘.Sll.'\l lCll'CS. l’(_."i"'l.l:\-'.\',
,gL[>_.\(jC_.\:5‘, [;Q_\'[[;_x_7,.lNl*}S. LUS'l‘l‘lES. GlNGlli‘.\.\lS. .‘\lllt‘l‘lt-‘till. l"ri‘ii(:li and l‘:t:g_ll.~.lI
PRINTS, at piicos and qualities to suit the mo<t l'a.~'tiiliou~z. Ev-'-i'_\' otlicr style of (limits in
the l.adio.~: usually fotiud in an extensive Dry Goods Store. can be had at
meet the “ants of
extraordinaiv low prices.
Gentletm-ii will find it very much to their interest to‘ exaniinc my stool. of Goods ili-sigiieil for
their use. as I out conlidi=ut they will find e.rIra imlui-.i~iiiout.~2 i-fl'erml tlwm. l)(‘lt‘t_:1ll(*l('l'ltlltit‘tllt)
keep up the well deserved reputation of the OLD l3RlDGE b"l‘().RE.
G. (F. -’-§*.’I"<."i§f*.*’2s".£'~1.'l"+‘.-fl'.
In Miniature,
which every motion of the Eastern and Western
Eiemisptierc has contributed its Etficchsnical
Genius to produce Fabrics of
$ill.l{3, Sdiliiid, Wfiiiifiiid, iiibiidifbil,
Cottoins, Listens, 4i§w°., dgsc.-,
‘, HlClI are really beautiful specimens of mechtinical ingenuity, aiul of wliii-h all nations
represented may be truly proud of. Spring has truly ltltlflt’ its 2l]l]H'tll'tIl!t.'P. llllll-.lll_9_ the
Nature contzibutos murli to our store of luippiiii-ss. but an now liolils sway ov('t'
Oxtlward atlorninents seeiii (:ou;:i=iiial to tho fa-i-lings and \\'l~'ll(‘-S
Uuiler all l'f‘]lIll)ll(2llll _:_-nvi-riiiiis'iit.~'
the will of the people will ever ronuiiu pa raiuouut to all othi-rs. lu i:ou<i<li=ration of this will
to gratify the public taste, and secotully. or lir.-t'l_v. just as one pleases. to cnliance the llllt3l‘t“'.~'i$
of the proprietor. he is now daily receiving in stone
THE LARGEST AND MOST EX'l‘E\'SlVE ASSOR'l‘i\lEN'l‘ OF
- a
Spring Dry {sweetie
Ever before offereil by any establislimeut in the State of Counertii-ut. if any one is in doubt
let them come and see the great variety of black figured and cliaugeablc silks. l.‘(li;lillS. bomba-
zines. moluiir and alpucns. lustre casliriieres. dolninos. prints. gin«,=l:an.s, jiii-iiisi-ts. .~\rI:<!~‘. book.
caiubric and mull muslins. spring styles of ladies’ and iui-uses’ liouiwts, ~pi'in_«_v hat ril.liou<. all
sizes ofbluck. white and rai'iegatcd kid gloves. also silk. lisle and cotton (lo.. L50 tli-z. lio.-ii-ry
for ladies niisses and cliilxlren. a splendid stock laci»-s for capes. collars. caps. and a large assort-
nieut-of real liand-wrought Euglisli and Gerinaii tliri-ail oilgiugs. tIl>I) wuvon tliroarl. cotton and
llslfl 8<lt_;'In~.-S. silk relret.~‘. 50 do'/.. llllflll and cauibric. lull.tT~:. also a largo and i-iq=o=rim .<tm~l< of
"‘ft)l'f‘.lgl) hrondclotlis of all colors. it great variety of black twilleil Fwiii-li rlotlis. al.-n iloi».~l.iu~=.
blrick and fl.‘llH'eil i-.ax.=iiiiei'i~s. and a superior as.-.ortmeot of \'e.~tiiig:< to suit t'\‘t'l'_\’ tustii. New
spring style-s of CA RPETS, OIL-Cl..O'l‘[-IS :iu‘il MA'l"l‘l;\'l5S. Al~'u. the late-i" stylus of
getitlcincn’s hats of a very superior quality. The ieputation of this t-stahli.-liim-tit will lIl'Vt‘.|'
he tarnished by selling goods at high prices. EN-l‘_V 5|N‘(flt!~‘ of goods will be l)ll't’l‘t"d at prices
that will defy competition. Como pay a visit to the miniature fair. ' .
New Canaan. March 12, 1851. \VlLL.lA.\I E. RA Y M03 D.
In
heart .<;la.l.
the minds ofthe whole world.
of most oftlie inlinbitiints oftliis great mid glorioirs Union.
LT
V - ' .e- 4. ' -as F'.. 7 ‘-,6
F. BR.AD.lC.:L 3
V ' New 1'-Ia/ruess and Saddle E.sto.b[i'.v/i.7i2e72t.
H E subscriber having had an appartment fitted up beneath the CtH1ll(_3Cf.l(2lJl Hotel. would
invite the attention of the public to his extensive assortuient of Satlillcs, l.'1tII‘l]cSSOS.
Trunks. Valices, Carpet. Bags. Mats, lugs, \Vliips, L:islies. Bruslics.Currycombs.Shaniinies
die. die. which he has constantly on hand. He has on it ind several setrs of very light single
Harness, combining neatuess with durabilit_v. Every aittclo in his liueof business may be liad
at this estiablishment, of the very best materials and style ofworkinnnsliip. at prices which will
not fail to satisfy customers. Repairing done inn neat and substantial niauiier.
Just receivede lot of lluliiilo Robes, Blankets. dzc.
-Norwalk, Nov. 1. 1849. F. BRADLEY.
William -B. Eiiwau,
- West Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the . Norii-a//c IIo(el.
Manufacturer and Dealer-in
ADDLES, Harnesses, Trunks, Valices, Carpet. Bags, Stlttzllels, Whips. Mutts, Brushes.
Silk.Purse Twist, Belts, \Veb‘o, Saddlery \Vare, Trunk Locks, &c. Sac.
B. _.Hqr7i_e:se§ vnariufactured to 02'd.€‘7'._‘. erms fai:o_rq,Z;Z_e,_
i I faint veer Buildings iklilenccs.
SANFORDll'ius,just rec'd aqua ntity of
A 9 superior MineralI‘aint,warr:mtetl equal
to any Pain: ever before otlered to the public.
It. is pi-‘oof agaiiist fire. water and _wemlier-T-it
is tll'lCl'lnlItgltllIle'”ll'l its colot_'_—-it mixes readily
with any kind of oil. flml 38 fl l"-""'tlf"l dilrk
brown or freestone color. 'l'liis‘ Paint rec’d
the’ premium at the N. Y. State Fair held at
Albany in 1850. in competitfon with the Ohio
Fire proof and-several other mineral Paints as
superior to aiiytliirigof the kind in use for
clieapness. aml durability. Nunierous certifi-
cates ofits superiority have been given by those
who have tested ‘it, of wliich these are two:
" \Ve ltavo used youijmiiieral paint in paint-
ing cars and houses and upon our road, and we
can safely re(~omm~-nil it IS a very superior
clleap and durable ~'l|'fl('.l9 of p:iint."—H i-:iuAN
H .‘ Pu r.i.1=s. Superinteuilent Syrai:usi-. 5; Utjcu
Railroad. Oct. 30. 1850.
.__..
“l have used a la rge quantity of your min-
eral paint. and l find it to be far pri-.fi-rable to
to the Ohio or any other p-iiiit now in use.-—it.
is impervious to water. and iiticltan_2e:ilile in
color-.”--Hniaacrr Joii.\’so.\'. Painter lor the S.
_&’. U. Railroad Co.
'l‘liis Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD.
Agent for the m:iiiul'actiii‘r~i'.-x.
\Vestport. Martrli ‘24 1851. 1'2l.l'
Dsmhury & itiorwalk Railroad
N(,)'l‘lCbI is lien-h_y give-ii to the stil).~:iri'ilieI‘s
to the (Jnpital Stock of tho l)aiil)i.try and
Norwnlk lailrozul Coinpauy. that. the l’t'esi-
di-.ut. and Dirci-tors at a iuiaetiiig held at Not-
ualk. on the 13th day of Si-ptembi-r. 18.30. co-
ltd that an iu.~talmeut of 10 per cent. on the
capital stoi-k. including the amount paid at the
time of siilisi-i'iliiiig. be paid to the 'l‘i’easiirei' on
or be-fore the 20th Oct. iii-xt.
And that furtlter instalments of 10 per cent.
be paid on or befoi'i~ the first i\louda_vs of Du-
comlier, .lttt1lltll\.'. l*‘i-li-'u:iry. Murclt, April.
Mar. J1 no, July. and A irfust, next‘
'l'lio >‘lll)‘(‘t'll)t-'l'.N‘ rcsiiliug at .\or\valk and its
\'lt'l'3ll_\’. will plaaiso call and pay to \\"illi:im
L.m'l\\\'ooi‘-. l'I~q.. As.-i<taiit 'l‘ri-.:i.<iti'i-i°.
(.2‘l3l'llllt‘l|lt‘.~' of stock. and amount paid, will
be re:ul_v at the tiniolof payuient" of iiistziliiiciits.
for doiivciy.
A.-\llO.\’ SElCl.EY. 'f‘I'(*ttS‘dl’cl'.
D:iiil)ury.1Gtli Si-pteiiiln-i'. 1555i).
.é%.r.tam.s iiiouse.
TH E abuvo [.lou-e i< one of the best
~;l°iii'iii.<lieil liousi-s in the city, rwtitrnlly
lbrate-il. with lllllllt‘ III(ltl(‘|'ll i:npi'ovi-uieiilsimit-
(Ii-*.~'s;ii‘y for the (,'()llll‘l7l'l oftlii-. traivoliug pttl)ll('.
'l'bo pl'U|it'lt‘.it)l'.lulu of the l7‘arl.i'r llou.-o,
New lit-illiiril. C()llll(lt‘llll_‘,' hope-s. by strict at-
tention to the wants of his giiests, to mi-rit: a
(,‘()tllll|l.lHlIt‘t' nl its p:itrou.~‘. and tho fa vora ml pal-
ronage ofits former patrons and fi it-ml-2.
S. B. l1()BlllNS.
Boston. Mai-cli 20. 19.51. 2m1‘2
For the Cure of
COUGHS, COLD3,
HOARSENESS, BRON-
UHITIS, GRCIJF, ASTH-
IWA, VVHOOPING-COUGH
AND CONSUIVIPTIOH.
Till - nu ttltltllilv It-Hit-I-_y in» tin ii-:-in-e=*.s‘ (If
lliroat and ltlligs. has aii:i'itii'd ccti-liiiiy him: its
curt-.<, iieevcr iqiuilozl by any other uii-uliciue
l)t‘.l'UI'(‘.. Otlior preparatioiis have shown i-lii-in-
solves palliativi-. ziiiilsiiiiwtiiiii-s i-llbizto-il notable-.
cu es, but none has (~’\’t‘l' so fully won the roll-
iloiirc ofevi-my coiiimiiuity \\'llf'l'r‘« it is known.
1\llt‘l'.\t‘tll'.\' olilrial in evi-iy c.iimili-‘-.llic l(‘3.~llli.~‘
llilVt‘. iuzlisputably sliowu it to ivossi-ss it tiiiisti-i‘_\'
over this llitll:~_',L'-lulli <:l:i<.~: oi ills:-;ise. \\'lllL'll
could not fail to att'r.=ii:t llI«' zitteutimi of l’li_ysi-
clans. l’at':eIiI;~‘. and tho public at laigc.
Soc the >l'l|l(’lllt’lIl.~‘. not of t'|ll\‘C|tt'tv9 llllllVltl-
nails and fruit: far ilistaut plat-es, but ol lllPll
who are known and l't3.s‘}m(:lE)(l tlirougliout this
i:oniitr_y.
'l'lu.- \\'itlt‘l_\' i-elt-hrated Siivgeoii. Duct. V A L-
§LY'l'l N E i\lO'l"l'. ol i\'i-.\v York city says
‘' It gives um pli-.:is1ii'i- to (testify tho valur-:
uiiil i-l'li(:u(:y Hf.‘ .-\_\'t'e.-3 Cit:-‘t't‘_§‘ l)r~i:2i)i".il.’ Wltivit
l corueiiler |lt‘(5lllllll' iulaptcd to cure ilisezises of
the tliroat and llitigs ”
Dr. Pi-ikins. the vi-ucrable Presiiloi:t of the
Vorniozit Mvdii-al CUll.t9_P. oni- oftlio cuiini-ut-
ly li-arni-il pl'i_y.~iciatis of this country wriivs the
Cliei'r_\ l’ci:total is oxtcii.~:ivi-ly -Jsiul in the src
lion. wlii-ri-. it lmsisltnvm uiiiuistul.ubli- (~5Vlllt‘lt(3(’
of its happy effect upon the pulmonary dis-
Htsns.
The Ru-v. .l.-xo D. Cm-lit-zinc. :1 ilistiiigtiislieil
Clo-izzyitiziii oftlio l£ng_li~li (Tliuruli
writes, to llll.‘ propii-ti-r froiii .\luutri-al. that he
has been i-.uro:l ofa soviet-i-. il.\'ll!lll‘lllC ulii-i-1'tou,
by Citerry Pi-i-toral. llis letti-r at full li-ti,-_vIli
may he funnel in our cinanla r. to lw ll‘-Ml of the
:i_«_~ent. and is worth_\' the attention of asthmatic
path-.iil.~'.
'l‘bi- letter is from the well known Dru ist
at llill.-til-ilo Mic ii}_v:iu, one oftlio largo.-I deal-
ers in tho State. and this case is fiom his own
(tl).N‘t“.I‘\'tlll(lll.
llii.t.<o.~\r.t-:. Mien . D96. 10. 1848.
Dear Sir: llllll|t’(ll3Ilt’l\' on rm-etpt nl'«_\our
('lliorry l’:-ctnral, li-ai'i'inil a bottle to an ac-
quaintaiico of llIlllt.' who \\’nS tliou;_-ht to be near
his euil with quit-l. izonsuuiptioii. He was then
unable to i'i<i- from ltls hull, and was i-klri-iiii-ly
fl-i-blc. llis lrimuls lwlii-veil lie must soon die
iiiile-ss t'olicl'i-oulil be obtained lbr him. and I
ituluccil him to ;_rive ytuir exire-li-.ut ini-il:i-Eni=. at
trial. 1 itiiiiu-ilmti-ly lt'll' town for llll'l‘t‘. we-alts
and you iii:iyjnul__;i-. my siirprisc on my i'cturii.
to iiii.-or llllll in the stri-e-t on my way limin-
front the cans. and liud ll(‘. bail eiitirely i'ct:ov-
t‘l'Ptl Four \VI“('.l\.*4 lruni lltc,ila_V lie continen-
(ted taking your ineiliciuo. he was at work at
his nrilunus mule of blai:l..-niitli.
'l‘ltere ari-- otlic: cases williiii my ktiowleilgo.
‘.\‘t‘.l’t‘- Ibo Clii—wry Peirtorul has been singular
.<ll(‘tEt‘..<s'llll. but none so lllilrllpll as this.
Very truly _\‘our.~. G. \V UNDl£lL\\’()O l).
H;\.\'l|V’FR. Onto. April 3. .1850.
Dan!‘ Sir: l \Vi\'l1 [ cnultl toll ;rll Iliut stiffen’
with a i'ou«_.;h. what your Clwriy Pi-i-total has
Lltlllt’ for mu. lt tluné seem tlie_\-' iuiglit. ho ben-
litted by the infurinzitiun. l lltlll :I lung fi-ever
‘wliiclt left. my luri_'s. weak and iull iuicil Bi-ing
very ft-i-bleauil unable U) gain Sl|'(.‘»llglll at all,
my l'rit-uils lltouglit l must. soon sitik in con-
siiiiiptiou. l had no appetite. aiul a ilrmulfiil
cough was fast wearing me away. l l)(‘_'_'ttll to
take your beautiful iticiliciiie. l-ytbe advice of
a i:loi'}_-yiii:iii, who liiiilseeii its elircts bi-.fori=.
It o:isci.l my cough at first, and guvv me test. at
night. In less than u foi'tui_«_rlit l could eat
well. :iml my coogll bad ceziscil to be trouble-
some. iuy appetite |'Pllll'ltl (l. and my lboil nour-
ished me. which soon i'e.~tored my streii_:;tli.——
Now. alter live iveeks, I am well and strong.
with no otlii-r he-lp than your Clierry Pei-toral.
Yours with i'ospoi:t. JULIA DE .~\N.
l Iii-re-.l)y certify that the above. statcmeiit of
im’ wife is in tf()llf()l'lllll_Y willi my own views
ofhi-r case and her cure by A_\'er’s Cherry
Pcctoral. JOSEPH DEAN.
The above named Joseph Dean and Julia his
wife. are personally known to me. and implicit
confidence may be. platted in their state-inent.
SAMUEL C. VAN DEll\VEN'l‘.
Pastor oftho Baptist Church.
Prepared and sold by James C. Ayer, Prac-
tical Chemist. Lowoll, Mass.
Sold in Norwalk by \V. E.Bissell; °n Starti-
ford, Lockwood. and by the drugists general-
;ly tlirougliout tlie'State. .. -.
N0ti¢9- ' . '1»;
HE subscribers appointed by _ the cotllft of
. . probate for the district of Norwalk;c_om,-
missioners torcceivo and examuie the claims of’
an insolvent debtor of Norwalk. in Sold lllslflctu.
assigned in trust for the: benefit ofhis creditors; '
hereby give notice that we wi'l attend lo llw
business of our said appointment at the‘ dwel-~
ling-house of James Stevens insaid Not-walk
on the. third Mondays ot' Mgiy and O_i:tobei:.
1851. at one o'clock in the iiftei'nooii of each of
said (lays. ..T ;
Said court has limited and allowed six months
froin the date licreof for the exhibition to us of
claims agaiiist said e.<t.ate-. ;
HENRY SELLE(.‘.l\". (Commis- ‘
JUSE P H P. HANFORD. S sinners. .-
Nor\valk. April 26. 1851. *3tl7.‘
Dis!ri'r! of Ritfgrflcltl ss Prabtlle COW!» A1575!
S)Ih. 1851. ‘_
S'l"A'l‘E of JAMES P. SMITH. late of
Riilgelii-ltl, In sa ll Dl.~‘tt'lcl. tletiid. ._
'l‘he- Court. of Probate for the Disti'ict of
Riilgoliclil has limited and allowed six months
front tluulate liereof. for the Creditotts of stlitf
Estate. to cxliibit their claims'tbr settlculenfo
'l'lio.-e who iicgli-rt to pr:-sent their act-oiintsr
properly attesloui, within said time. will lie do,-
barieil a r9i:ovei'y. All [N-‘l'.~()llS indebted to said
estate are i'eqm-stoil to niako iiiiiiietliati- pay-
mentto l_..\\VRE;VCE \V. SMITH.
16* Adniini.~tratoi'.
Di.s-Iric.’ of Rii/grficld as Probate Court. Aprili
llil/1. 1851. _
4‘l.\"l‘A'|‘l<I of .lOSEl’ll P. \VHEELER..
late of lliilgi-lielil. in .-‘aid fll\ll'l('l. ilei:'d. '
'l'lt2-. Court of l)I’fll)illt‘- for the distiicl of
l.‘»iil_gi»liolil hath limited and ullowi--il six months
lioni tho date licroof, for the ci'etlitors of said»
P.~‘llIl". to exliiliit tlii-ir itlaiins for settleiiieut.
'l‘ll().~‘t-‘ \\ll|) iii-gli-ct to |)lt}.~(’llf their i'(-counts
properly ;ittos-ti-il within said time will be do--
l):ll'l't.‘t.l a l't‘(? very.
SEM.-\N'l‘l]A \V[’lEEl.l*’l’\.
16*‘ with the will annexed.
Dishirl of ll*'cstport ss Priibatc Court, Aprif
I851.
‘~1\"l‘A'l'l-I of \VlLLl.\.\l I'l.-\NFORD. a‘
late of \Vcstnoi't Ill said vii.»-trict. di-i-‘d.
'l'lu-, t't)ltl'l of prnbatc for ilii-ili.-'triit oi \Vcst.--
po't liatli liuiitoil and t|llt)\\'Ptl six uioutlis fronts
the il.iti- lii-t'i-of. for tho (!l'(-‘llll(ll‘S u’ said estate!
to i-xliibit Ilu-ir izlaiins for settle-mr-.i~t. 'l'liose~
who ue.<_vl-rt, to |il'P.~‘t¥.lIl tlii-ii‘ iii-itouiits. prope-t'l_3{
t|lfI'SlPll., within said liuu-., will be ile-lairreil :2
l'l*'(3l)Vl’l'_\'. ‘All tersons lllll(‘l)it'(l to said «state
are .l'6'qllt‘.Slt'll to iiiiike iiiimetliale iinytnetit lo-
\Vl.‘vl Ll.-\ :.\l D. l.\'Gl£R;\'Ol..L. Administration’
.lULilA l'lANl"()HD, Ailiitiiiisti'uti'ix.
Distr7'i-/ of ll"cs.'pi)i'£ ss Probate Court. April?
‘Jilz/. 1851.
E<'l‘.=\'l'l<L of SF. Y.\l()Ul'l TA YLOR, late
of \Vi-,.<tpoi't, in sazd ilistriizl. il °CHtt.~'Ptl.
'l'he court of probatc lor the ilistrii-t. of \\’e.~1f-r
port. luitli limited and allowed six months front
the dull: llPl'E‘.til, for tho (:l't‘tlll()|'S olisaiil t’Sllll0,»
to P,\’llll,lll lll(‘ll‘t:ltllll'l.~‘ lor st-.ttli=niv.iit. Those
\\'lto in-glcizt to [ll'('.~‘(‘lll tlieir at-i-ouuts. properly
atli-sluil. within saiil time. will be ilebarred :1
l'l'l.'OVt‘l'_Y- All pers ms llltlPl)fl'tl to said estate
ari-rcqttcsted to mnki-. lllllllvtllilllt’. pnyuiuiit to
17 ALVA GRAY. Executor.
I’~=.?o'tic-e.
. T at spaizinl t..;\\‘t| um-i-ting of the lnluibi-
tants of the to\vn'ol' \".'i|ton legally warn
ed and llt‘lll at the Town lluusi-. in said \-Vilton,
on llw 7llI (lay of April. 16.31, Abijali ions was
itiiiiseti llllHlt‘l'itll)l'. '
l"i,-!.(-r./. that all Ca.tlo.~:liall be t'e.~ti-aiiiotl lrom
going at l:ii-gm on the liigliways and commons
in saiil town.
l’o.'r:z/. that all sbeop shall be i'e.-.tr;iiiic-tl
from going at large on the liigli\va.ys and coin-
uious in saiil town.
To/i.-«I. that all swine slut l he l't‘..~'l’.l'lllll8tf-
from goiiig at largo on the lii_g;liwa_\'s and com-
uiuus in said to\\'n. and if so fozinil shall be lia-
ble to be lllt[lt)tlllllc"(l. and the pi-iialty fit‘ curl)
i-iealnro al'oii~.~aiil so inipouuili-ll, .~ball be
t\\'ei:ty-live (‘cuts (mo half tln-i'i-of to the pound
l\(‘l'|)(-’| . and one liu'fto tlu-. itiipouudi-r.
Vain/. that the fort-goiir; l‘»y-law be i)ltl)ll~=llF‘,tJ
four W‘!-‘t'l\.~‘ .-urr ssivcly in the Nt)t‘\\’t|ll\' Ga-
/.+'tte. tl tte\vspap_i-i' priuleil at fxorwalk in the
Cniinty of l"ui-fie-lil. tll\tl'lllt'll to l)t't'U|nl‘ a By-
law of the s:iiil town nf \\"'illon.
A true i-iipy of Rt-until Coi'lii'iwl by
-“ll l*Ill.‘\l.-\i\’ P. l"l'l'Cl'l. 'l‘own Clerk.
\Vilton. April 15tli.18-3.. 4135
EERUET TREES
AT Tm-2
SOU'l‘ll NOR \\’.-\l_.K NURSERY.
7 ‘HE siil).<i-rilici's t'i-spot-tl'iill_\' solicit the at-
- teiitiou of l“l'llll Ql‘t)\V(‘l'.~‘. to their stock of
'l'I'N‘.~‘. roti~i.<tit:_;: of ('ll()lt‘t‘ Ap;-le. Pear. Chur-
l‘_i‘, Pliiiir. ~\prii-ot and Peat-lt 'l'i'i-c.<.- W'e
V-'l.~‘ll to i:all'p:iriu:ular attention to our large
.\l(ll'l\' of lflvi-i'g-or-its and extra sizeil l,lt)l'.~fl
Clic.<iiiiIs, and .\louutain Ash Al:~o.:i very fine
lot ot'l.<;ilwllzi and t,'ulawlia Grape vim-.<. Al.~o,_
llH*.'l'r1ii-. llml .-\|llWPl‘]) llaispln-ni'y. O-ii‘ i\'urse-,
ry lies a few I0t.l-' Souili \\‘P.~l oftlw dc;-ot.
GEO SEY.‘vlOUll dc (IO.
N. B.—\Vo wish it to ..be tlisiini-tl_\' 'tiiid’cr-
stood that we liavi-. no bnsiiicss connection will},
lra Si-yumut'. A
§"rui't Trees
at I/ie
SOUTH :\'t”)ll \V.-\l.K NUllSEl'lY.
-'§ ‘ HE S|,llISl.'l'll)I‘-l’ i'c.~:p(‘.(:ll'Lill_\‘ siiliizits the at-
tention of frtiit-,t_itmvei'-s to his Sltwls of
tires. coiisi-tiiig of choice ueacli. iippli-. pear.
itlii-rry, plum and aprii-oi trei-s. togctlit-r with tl
good var'u-ty of m‘uaim~ntal tires and slirubs.
>.‘ll__(:ll as P\'t‘l'_£1l'6'PII:~‘. ni-niintaiu tI.'~ll, liorsie Cltflsl"
nut‘. not-ping nillow. t\Ii:.. l.-aliellu and Catawba
grapi-vitws Al.~o.ou llit' lir.~t of(li-tuber a lar,L9
lot of rod Alli‘-\‘l‘l']) r:t.<liet'rir-.s. A good assert-,
Intuit nl‘ lzlals and Caps i-uiistimtly nu llttlitl, It
low roils*\vest of the depot.
lR\ SEYMOUR. ’
South Norwalk. i\lari:li. 18.51. lltf
€}3§"EF3§B"§S AG-AEFJ l!
L. Nl+}\V and cli-.gant Oiiiiiiliits, fiom the city '
I of i\'e\v York. has Just been placed upon
the ]t)ttl.P lietwccn -.\'onui:lk and South Nor-
walk, and will leave i-.itlmt' place. (near the _
tfoiiuei-tii-ut l-loti-I at tb.— Biiilge. and tho. Rail '
‘loud .<.tatiou at Noutli Norwalk.) at such hours ‘
as will tl(ft't)tllti(llll(! those ttl'l'lVll:g by. or wish;
ing to take tho trains. \Vu.1.iAM CROFUT.
i\'orwalk. Oct. 7, 1850.‘ = 41
A Card.
~ "I HE Subscribers would take this method.
toinform their frienils and the public gen ‘C
erally. that they have a.-isociatt-d l0,Ct’lllt.‘-l' in
the practice of Dr-.nt:il Surg=-ry. and will be-
bappy to serve the-ir patrons in the best possi-
ble mrinuer lt is their ititention to perfect
sticli :irrangein'eiits as will 5--cure‘ to ‘their
frieuds ll/./. the iiilvuiitziges that. the-. Dental Pm. 1
fesston alfords. and to execute their business.
in a style creilitable to tlieiiisclves. \Vitli many .-
tbaiiks for past favors, tltey woulil respect.fully '_
solicit a continuance of the same. ' l '
C-IIAS FITCH. A. HILL. DDS.
Norwalk cemetery Associa- .
T a Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery L
. Association. held August 29th., 1850, vo- ,
ted that Evert Qllltlittl'tl and Lyman Ricliaids,
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as regards
uionumcnts. tombstones. and enclosure of lots, j:
and that no person Shall dig a grave. or erect
I.
of said committee.
Attest.‘ E. QUlNTARD,_Cbt}ll'lIjal1_:_ , _
W’. C. Swat-;i:'r, Sec’y pro tem. -:44. .-
1
the creditors of the estate of Thomas Green.’ A A
stones to graves. without perniissiou and advice
Norwalk Chronicler