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Two Forms for sale '
AT A~ GREATBARG‘AlN..
The subscribers offer for sale two
at , , ,
rius lying in the town of New Canaan.
-' -1. ,- u" . . . ,
one or said farins is sittuited al‘.-out four
llllltes frnlll Naiiwalk landii g. and contains about
sixty acres of first rate land with a. spacious
d"—\V0||ing house and other out buildings thereon
Slzltiiliiigi Also aiiother farm containing about
"one hundred acres of goor_l land, with a farm
l10use and other buildings l.l1(‘l‘t-OD standing
about three and a half miles from Norwalk
landing and is a most. desirable farm for any
]iei'son\vlio would like to be situated near the
salt water. I-tis well divided into wood."p'as-
ture. meadow and plow land,and is well wat-
ered, and is worthy the attention ofihose who
wish to purchasea good farm. For further
particulars enquire of the subscriber at New
Canaan or of Chas. lsancs, at. Norwnlk.
‘iVIljLlAM DRUMMOND.
New Canaan. Dec. 9. 1850. 50
‘if Building Lot: on 8310.
' 'I.‘l-IE subscriber otlers for sale three
buildng lots pleasantly situated on the Merwin
place abmt 11 quarter of a mile below the
bridg ; :.lso,: 3 lot with a new dwelling house
standing t..l‘iereon. Also, a house and lot. situ-
ated at Five Mile River. near the Lauding.——
Seventy-five per cent of the money can remain
on bond and niort_:age for a term of years.
Euipiireuf ()l'1Al'iLES L. RAYl\‘lOND.
. .Norwalk. [Five Mile River.] Dec. 24. tf52
Par Sale. ,
THE House and Lot formerly occu-
pied by Emory Bissell, deceased.
For particulars inquire of
C'i..iai< Bissi-:Li.,
or \V. E. Btssi-11.1..
Norwalk, Aug. 27. 1850' 5
form for .8319.
. ‘HE place formerly occupied by
Alvin Ilyatt‘. dt-c'd. is offered for sale.
it. consists of about three acres rit'g_ood land.
with a dwelling-liouse and burn thereon stami-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying near
the house of lra Belts. .lr., and on the line of
the Diiiiliury 6: Norwalk railroad. For further
pl1l‘tlClll‘ll1‘S enquire of ‘
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
\Vilt)n, March 3, 1851. tltl
for Eula.
~---.;,, A valuable homestead of 263 acres of
.’~‘.{l7 . - .2 . .. - . .
as land, foi met .3 the icsitleiito of Jared
- Ayres, in New C.-inaau. On it. isa good
[vi 0 story dwelling-linuse, barn, and other out
buildin«_rs. and fine-orchard of grafted fruit
trees in a bearing state. Also, ‘27 acres offine
timber land. 35! miles riort.li-west of Norwnlk
Bridge. Also, six acres of wood and timber
land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
hige. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of ‘Watts Cnmstock. Esq. in New
Canaan. For further particulars enquire of
the subscriber at the residence of \Vni. Druni-
niond. New Canaan.
EBENEZER CARTER.
New Canaan. June 14, 1850. ’9t‘25tf
_‘A NN E R Y FOR SALE.
Valuable Iropcrty
,9: FOR stile at a bar‘gnin.—'l‘li_e subscri-
ber. contemplating a removal to the \‘lle.=i'.‘.nlTc1's
for sale his faain and raiinery sit°uate-cl in New
Canaan about 0 mile and a half from the village.
and about four niile.-i from Norwnlk la nilin_g.——
The farm consists ofabout 40acres offii'st-rate
land with a good two story dwelling-liouse. ham
and other buildings thereon, and would be a
most desirable place for a farmer or meclinnic.
The taniiery at which there is now doiiign first
rat.e busine.-.s in that. line will be sold scpiirate
or with the farm as desired by the purchaser.
For further pa rticulars enquire of D;ii-ins Sr,
John. New Canaan, or of Chas lsaacs. Nor-
walk. D.~\RlUS S. AYRES.
New Canaan, Jan. 9, 1850. 3
Fruit Trees
at I/in
SOUTH NORXVALK NURSERY.
1 l] E subscriber i'espcctfull_v solicits the at-
tention of fruit-growers :0 his stock of
trees, consisting of choice peacli, apple. peat’.
clierry. plum and apricot trees, togzethcr with it
good variety of oruanicntnl trees and slirulis,
such as evergreens, niountain tl!4ll,l10I'SI'. Cllflf-ll‘
nut, weeping willow, dv£c.. lsnbella and Catawba
grapevines Also.on the first of October a lame
lot of red .-\nt.'.verp rasberries. A good assort-
ment of Hats and Caps constantly on hand, a
few rods west of the depot.
IRA SEYMOUR.
South Norwalk, March. 1851. 11tf
FRUIT TREES,
AT Tin:
SOUTH NOR\VALK NURSERY.
{EV 'rl E subscribers respectfiilly solicit the at-
- teiitioii of Fruit growers. to their stock of
Trees. coiisisting of choice Apple. Pent‘, Cher-
ry, Plum, Apricot and Peach 'l‘rces. \Ve
wish to call particular attention to our large
stock of Evergreens and extra sized Horse
Chesnuts, and i\iountain Ash Also,a very fine
lot oflsabcllii illt(l‘()t1lll\Vl1tl Grape vines. Also,
the'l‘rue Red Antwerp Raspbeiry. Oui'Nurse-
ry lies a few rods South westoftlit-' do-pot.
GEO SE YMOUR. & CO.
N. B.—\Ve wish it to be distinctly under-
stood tliat we have no business connection with
Ira Seymour.
OGERKS Syrup of Liverwort, Tar mid
‘ Cniiclialagua is the best article in use for
the complete cure oft-oiigli-1. colds. infliieuzii,
die" die. J. A. \Vl£ED, Agent for Norwiilk.
p
l
l_ 1. Marie vs. :1
J. M. Smitlfs Marble Yard,
IVeur the Bridge, Norwal/:. Conn.
ltJ_PU LCH RAL Monuincnts and Grave
Stones of every varicty ofputterns. and of
the most skilful workinansliip. The best as-
sortnicnt of Auierican. and Foreign Marble,
kept constaiitly on hand. '
Persons \Vl."4lllllg to procure Monuments or
any kind of tllarble \Vork,are invited to callaiid
give a personal inspection of his mat'eriul and
workmanship, as this will be more sat.isfactory
than to purchase ofA;zents wit.hout, an opportu-
nity of testnig the quality of the article cou-
tracted far.
lé§""'l‘lie'Let.tering and Ornamental work is
' executed by an experienced workman and can
warrant it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwaik, Aug. ‘21. 1848.
Boat, Shoo, Leather and Find-
ng Store.
, V HENRY HANDES renews again
FEMSacknowledgments to the public and
-_ his friends for their generous patronage
during the year past, and hopesto l11P.l'll.3|uun-
interrupted continuance of the business rela-
tioiisliip \vliich he has so long maintained with
this community. He will befound now at his
new stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs
where lie_._\_y_ill_l_ie_liappy_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,,conipi'is,"es every article of men’s
and children’s wear, with Rublrers and Over-
shoes in theirseason, for ladies and gentleman
Fixuiivos of the best quality, and in any
quantity, suited to the wants ox"t.l1e craft.
Norwnlk,Jan. l. 1849.
18
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AMERICAN MUTUAL
Life Insurance company.
" Capital_$]00,000,
Invcsterf in Bonds, .~’lIur£_;ragc.s and Slacks-
Rates of Premium reduced ‘.25 per cent. paya-
ble in cash,aunually semi-annually oi quar-
' terly.
This C-‘o7'np.'.m_y }m.u.u Granted over
2505 Pokemon’.
The Insured are Meniliers of t.lie Company
and share the profits equally. Dividends de-
clared annually on the 1st of January.
Oorziacsto for Profits
are [rnngfe|‘fll)l6—'-\\'lll represent CASH. secure-
ly invested, and not unpaid Premium Notes,
as is the case in the Credit Companies.
Policies
cannotbe reduced at death, by having Premi‘-
um notes deducted therefrom.
No Crzli/brnia Ris/rs have been taken—nor will
extra-hazardous risks be assunied—and no
changes will be made in conductiiig the busi-
ness oftlie company, which williinpair the in-
erests of its present policy holders.
’F’H.E AMERICAN MUTUAL
IS Tin; o:vLr
§’erfec'tl;v iviutual C-‘svmpany
in the country—liaving but one class of mem-
bers—-—one system of payments— no forfeitures
of profits—and no assessinetitts ofnietnlzers.
_ The public are invited to "examine the Clia r-
ter, Plan of Operation, and Annual Report of
the Company.
O_fliccrs of the Coriipam/.
Bx~:z\'.i SILLIMAN. Sr. flollllls \ViLcox.
I’res2'dent. ’.:'i-c President.
Br.NJaMiN Novas. Joan \V. FITLZH.
Secretary. '1’rcasu'rcr.
Boo-rd Q/"]’r1/,s/crs:
Benjamin Silliman \Villis Bristol
Nori'is\V'.!cox John Durrie
Henry Peck Lewis B . Judson.
Eli \V. Blake .v Juines Punderford
John \V. Fitch Jaines E. ltlnglish
Joseph E. Slieliield Lucius R. Fincli
Shernian \V. Knevals Edward a Etlitchell"
Anibrose L. Jordon Samuel Lecrls
C.'yi'i:s P. Smith (}erii'ge D. Phelps
(}eoi'ge Hall Frederick T. Peel:
Ofthe 2.500 policies which have been iasiied
by this Company, but 28 have been 5-;i'aiiteLl
to persons residing out. of New Eiigliiiiri and
the State of New York. Total losses in 1850,
$~'l,00O.
Refer to
Cliailes Isaacs.
E. B. Bennett,
'l'. \Vai'ner, .lr.
C. Bis‘-sell,
Chas. E. Disbrow, ‘
Chas. C. Betta,
Geo. A. Bissell, \Vni. C. Street.
G. D. Jenniiigs, George A. Davenport,
Dr. Samuel S. Noyes, N. Canaan.
GE(.)R(¥}<l A, BISSFJLL, Agent.
DR. S. LYNE8, Medical EiI.aiuiner.
Game and See.
HE subscriber has just received a large
and valuable R!.!U1'['!llelll of’ the latest
improved Cook and Parlor Stoves. and a variety
of useful kitchen Fiirniture. Aniorig which
niay be found the ,follovving.——'l‘lie Quincy,
Empire State, National. Snratoga Aiitiglit;
At.wood‘s Enfpire, Common Sense, All—Riglit!
, and the Return Flue (flookirig Stoves.
Of “load Air-Tight Parlor Stoves, The
]Etna, 'l'lie Gotliic, Fancy Air-'l‘ight. Cottage,
and Races Celelirated llc-at Regulator.
Of Pitrlor Coal Burners, fourteen different
varieties and sizes, and fifteen rirtwenty varie-
ties and sizes ofSliop Stoves and Furnaces.
He has also sainples nfDavy‘s Patent .‘.*'ar.l
lroii Heaters. which for economy and conven-
ience cannnt be surpassed. Also.a good as-
sortiiicnt of l3i'itaniiia,J:ipp-in. Tin. Slicer iron
and Copper \Va re. Fri-.ncli and Etiglisli
Knives and Forks of superior.nianutiicture,
Yankee Notions. <’\‘.c. &c-
.lobbing done as usual.at rea:-onable rates.
All oiders punctually attended to.
F. ll.
South Norwalk. Sept.94tli. 1840.
NASH.
.39
GRGGEEKS 45:. CEKOCKIBRY.
G. W. Smith.
7 ‘U E Subscriber would inform his former
ciistoincisaiid the public generally. that
he may be found at. his new store in South
Norwalk, where he will keep a good and ex-
tensive assortnieut of (.lro:,-cries, Provisions.
Cl'0(:l£Fl'_V., China and Glass ‘vVare'. Also Flour
and Feed. Sporting and Blasting Powder,
Patent Fiise. and a geiiernl assortment of
Patent ‘Medicines. Allof which he will sell
at as low rates as they can be procured at in
this village or elsewhere.
Pi-esli Goods received every week. Goods
delivered in any part of the village.
Soul/L Norwalk, Illa}; 6th 18-50. 20
raiorwelk Savings Rank.
U'l‘lClu' is hereby given that deposits will
be received b_v the l.l‘f?tlSlll't"l' at the Fair-
field County Batik, from 10 to 12 o‘clock, A.
M. mid from 2 to 4 o'clock, I’. M. on M(in(lit_vs,
Tiiesdziys, \Vediiesdays, 'l.‘liursu'a_s's 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
hand a written application to the treasurer,
stating amount and security.
'l.‘. K-VA RNER, J.R., Treasurer.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 1849.
Building Lots
ON FZAS1‘ AVENUE FOR SALE.
7 H R Eli building lots on the East Avenue.
adjoining the residence of the t]Yl(l.’-3l'-
signed. These lots are ainongz the most de.-‘iira-
lilo in Norwalk. and are 150 feet in front and
‘.3553 feet deep. For particulars enquire L‘.
GEO. \V. l3E'l'TS, NOt'W'ill<, or 134 Pearl at.
N. Y. 3ni9 March 3. 1851.
IMPORTANT CH.-13333.
Dailcws Magical Pain Extractor.
In a new lVrappcr and boxes much enlarged.
AUTlON.' Count.ei'foit.s of Dull:-y’ Ex-
tractor, iu the old wrapper, flood the
niarket-—avoid tlieiri as you would poison, for-
they are as dangerous in their application.
Buy Dudley's Extractor, only in the new
dress and large Boxes-—you gain largely in
quantity of the Ointnieiit over the old si'/.e,aud
what is more important. yet—you avoid the
danger of being imposed upon liy ii Counterfeit.
and are certain of getting the genitiiie article.
The Genuine Dalley Salvo.-.as thousands will
testify, is an infallible i'enicdy for the worst of
burns, scalds. piles, rlicuiiizitism, sore and in-
flamed eyes, erysipelas, salt rlieuni, cuts,
wounds. In-uiscs, and all cutaneous and inflam-
matory diseases.
N. B. Every local agent will be provided
with a certificate, sigiied by my lawful attor-
ney. and by the Travelling agent. '
L7? S66 the new printed Circulars for 1850,
they contain much iuiportantand interesting
iuforuiation. ll. DALLEY,
415 Broadway, N. Y.
Dalloy’s Animal Galvanic,
The greatest. (:liea_mi~:|. and most ecrtain
remedy ever discovers-.d for the cure of dis-
cusses of horses and cattle. Humors, sores,
swellings, strains, (piitterbone, gulled neck and
slioultlcrs. hard or spavin lunips—it cures with
rapidity and C(_+l'llIl|)lyl and no case of po-
8-Vil. has, as yet, re.-isted the wonderful prop-
crtiei-i of this great. and truly valuable remedy.
I37‘ Farmers and owners of horses and cat-
tle, try it once. and you will never afterwards
be without it. _ \
AGi~:N'rs—Noi'\valk, \V. E. Bissell; South
Norwalk,'G- \V. Smith; \Vest.port, John \V.
’l"ayloi'; New Canaan, S. C. Silliman; Stam-
ford, Roswell Hoyt. 3
4.
Raymond 8; Go. andlrlerr Driesbacflsi
5
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Large and Varied Ex/22Tb2'tion.,
Umfted in one
Consistizvg of all the Rare Animals 72020 extant, numbering
- Ovcr One EI'emzd:'erl Egpocémens,
‘, ILL exhibit at Norwalk on I\'londa_v, May 19th, 1851. Opeii at 1 o'clock. I’. M. Ad-
fnissinn cfg ; childyéij untlyr yf-‘.ill'S Clg. Among llilS §Zl'f_.‘lll' Cl)ll6lCfl()ll. \\'lil(Cll
is the la rgr-st ever oxliiliitetl in America, is the R.lllN(')Cl.il’.()S. or the Unicorn of Holy \Vrit.’
the first and only one in America since 1836. "flit? great d‘:ti‘ii_~iilty in ca_pti.ir’uig this lll.l§I‘~"‘ and
savage creature. togetlicr with tho aluio.~.t iiiipossibiiity oi leeupiiig him alive in ii clzimite en un-
coiigciiiiil to his lllll)-llfi and constitution. i'eiicei's the exliibition of -.i livirg lilllnt)t'.('l’tt9 the mesa!-
est cut-insity in the animal world. Also, Specimen oftlic llli’PO'l‘.-‘. .\.il.7.“5. the only one or.’--i'
exliiliited in Ainoiicn. Twelve LIONS, ofthe lisiest Specirm-,iis f:-mii tlitl}-.i‘(~tit t-_oiinti'ics,::.niiis
of which were presented to’tlie i'eiiowiicd Van Aiiili:ii',9,li by Her f\ltl_lP.~‘l_Y. Qns-en Victoria, in
his recent tour through Europe. The inoustcr l=ILl*ll’llA.\"l‘ Co‘-uinlius, the la i~_s_;v.-at in :\ltH'l‘-
ica. vveigliing 10.730 pounds. Also, the beautiful clepliatit 'l'ippoo Siiltiiii. i.vli'n~li ha; t'llll$t't.l
such a great seiisiitioii all over ltluropc. will go flll’Ollf—.‘;l| :1 VH!'3f‘l_Y ‘ll.l"*l'll’“?“ll“7‘5*~ -"Will "-“
Waltzing. biiliiucing. rinf_zitig the bell. crecpiii~__r on his fore legs. \Villl\l!lf_Y over his k.«-.»-per, picliptig
him up. dra'.vin_r._= a cork from a bottle. kc. .lllCRlt Di’. 'i'ISl3AtJll. the most cf-lcliratcrl of all
animal perforrriei's. will give an cxliibition in a den nt'w'2l:l aiiiiiiiils. ills ])f\l'lt)l'll!5lflt.‘!-‘S Will!
the .’eii'ific groups of lions, tigers, leopaids, couzai-s, p:iii;lie,i's. (kc. the Santa as l)Hl'ft)!'lliPtl by
him in all the principal cities of lduruzie with such great i'ei'in\vzi. Eiirlci':il;'o. the lion taincr
will give a peitrirniaiice in a den of wild aiiimal.-*, separate and t1lTi')I:‘c'li!t-*1’ ilitfei-erit fanizi ilcrr
I)i'icsliacli's. iiiiikitn: two grand ii nimiil pei'feii'tii:iiices in the sonic exliibitioii. i‘\ii:r:y ntlier per-
f()|‘[nnn(;es will his given in the ('.0Lll‘.‘5.‘l of the e.'<liibitio:i, such as ponies. iiimil.'e_~.=s. (Vic. A full
description oftlie animals wliicli the ;.ri'eat t’-?.‘(})t't'l(‘.l1(:H. e-iitei-pi-ise earl re;-oiii-ccs ot the proprie-
tors have enabled them to bring togetlier in one largo and spimi-:liz_l ('.ullo'r-.lit)!l. will be found in
the bills. at the priiicipul hotels. "pi-evious to the arrival oftlic Conipiuiy. B. .l. ll[IN1‘. .-‘igc-nt..
- ..._‘,......_.._...
Every Day b2'iz1gs Soiuetliizizg I13 cw!
arias 9
s
‘ea £7.39
'3 TOULD call the attention of pui'cliasei's to his stock of SPR.‘ Nlfi‘ DRY GOODS, wliicli
' for extent. variety and beaut_\; of style). is iiiiicli siip9i'ior to that of any foriiic-i ,-a,mi.<oii
Among the variety of Goods (lt’.Slf,_fllf"l for the Ladies, may be found a iiioie dos-ii'alilv .-elecction
Jhan was ever otfeied in Norv.'alk.consisting in part of Brocad--. \V:llt.-'l'P(l. ('l1‘rlll.‘."f'ttl;l(' and ii ‘k
:,'[[,}(S_ fyqtn 50 com,-i to ()0 per yard: .\l. DE LAI ‘ CASH .‘»:l lCl‘l'-.~IS, P(.)l’l;l:\-‘.‘~'.
(EV: '
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A Ll’ACC.—\S, liO:\l B.-\ .'ClNlCS. l.U-‘5'l‘R.l'iS. Gl NG 'rl.-‘\ .‘tl.‘:~'. AltH’l'l(’llll. l7I‘rricli and Evglisls
l’.RlN'l‘S. at piice.-.4 and qualities to suit the most lastidtous. l~.vci'y other style of llonrls to
I ' ‘ ‘ . ' ~v ‘ 1 - ‘ .- ..
nieet the \-.ants of the liadies usually tountl in an extensive Diy Lroods -‘stoic, (an be had at
extraordiniu_v low prices. _ _ 1
Gentleiiien will find it very much to their interest to examine niv stock of (,100tl-I desigiied for
their use. as I am confident they will find m'lra lt.(ll1Ct'll'll‘l1lS «tiered tlicin, l)€‘llt;1 rlt-ztciriiiii,-(_-(ltn
keep up the well deserved reputation of the OLD B RIDGE >'.'l‘f)l-I ll}. H
C. 3'. £3-.'§’I.I?Il1T.s’5».F~3.
121 Ivfiitsieture,
In which every Nation of the floater and lvcstorn
Iionxisplimo has contributcil its Meclianical
Genius to proziucc 3’:”2iior:ics of
SlLl‘{S, Sfiilliilrii, iii0§l.EiiS, liii0E‘§3i§ES,
Cottozzs, Ecérzcssis, d,§ec., e.§isc.,
‘'7 INCH are really beautiful specimens of nieclisuicnl ingeiiuity, mid of which all nations
‘ i'cpreseiited may be truly proud of. Spring has truly iiiadc its tl}\]H’Hl‘t2!|t:F‘. uiakina the
Nature coiitributes niucli to our store of lizippiiie;-:2, hat art now holds sway ovcr
Outward ndoruziieiits sccni congetiltll to the feelings and wislies
Under all rep-,‘:l)licnn ,'_itivei‘iiiiieiils
F
ll.‘.‘.!1l'l clad.
the iiiicds oftlie whole world.
of most. Oflli.\. inli:ibit.aiits oftliis great and glorioiis Union.
the will of the p.«uple will ever rcniain pa rainouiit tc all otlicrs.
to gratify the public taste, and secotully. or lirstly. just as one pleases, to enhance the interests
of the proprietor, he is now daily receiriiig in store
THE LA RGE.‘5'l‘ AND MOCT EX'l‘E;\?SlVF. ASSOR'l‘-.\lEN'l‘ OF
..5pr'ing B137 G-code
Ever before olfeiwl by any estiiblisiimeiit in the State of Connecticut. if any one is in doubt
let them come and see the ;.great. variety of black tigtiretl and trliiiiigeztlile silks. poplitis. bondin-
zines, l110l1l!il'tttl‘.l alpizcns. llZ.'~‘tl'(! ca.sliniei'es, cleliiiiics. prints. f£l|l§.'.lH!fT.1~‘, jH(‘,()|yp[_K_ §\\'l.‘i.\'. book.
cambric and l‘.‘.llll muslins, s§_ii'in;: styles of ladies’ and iiii-ses’ bnnucts, <pring lint ribbons. all
sizes ofblack. white and vai'iegatcrl kid gloves. also sill, li.-t-lc and cotton do., 150 (lcz. liosit-.i'y
for ladies misses and children. ti splendid stock laces for cape-i. Cnllttrs, cups. and a large assort-
ment of rral liand-wi-o1i_clit Englisli and Germzio tlirciid e-tlgings. also wove-ii thread. cotton mid
lltiolfl !‘..l&_lil;_P. silk vclvcts, 50 doz. linen and cniiiliric l':dl.fs. also a large and \€Ul'2Pl'l:)l' stock 0
iiit'ei,2ii bi'(mdclr.ths of all colors. a great variety of black twillerl Freii'cl'i cloths, also doeskins,
black an-l .‘i;{_‘:in-cl (2N:¥SivlIt>’l'°'-29'. and Il‘Sl‘tllPl'l0l’ assortineut of vestin,t:s to suit evcty taste. New
spring styles of Ci\l{}’lC'fS, Oll.-CLO'l‘l-lS and i‘-lA'l"'l‘l!.\'(iS. Also. the latest .~‘Lyles of
gmitleineifs hats of 11 very superior quality. The ieputation of this estalilisliiiient will never
be tarnished by selling; goods at, high prices. Every species, of ,¢_(oo'ds will be 0t’l'ered at prices
that will defy competition. Come pay a visit to the miniature fair.
New Canaan. March 12. 135]. \Vll2l.l.-KM E. RAYMOND.
$1--—-
7:-1"-a
If?
N670 I-[amass and Sczddle E.stczII[i.s}i.22zent.
HE Sl1lJ.‘3C|'ll)8l'lll1Vll1g had an appartmcnt titted up beneath the Cl)llll(!(:lic[][ [-late], Wonk]
- invite the att.enI:ion of the public to his extensive assortment. of Sadillcs, f‘ltIl'l](',s‘SL’S.
Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags. Mats, Rugs, \Vhips., Litslies. Bruslies.Curryconibs,Sliaiiflnics
&c. Sac. which he has constantly on hand. He has on lianil several selts of Vet’)-’ light Sll1‘_Il('.
Harness, combining neatness with durabilit_v. EV:-_I'y article in his lineof business may be liiid
at this estnblislimeiit, ofthe very best niaterials and style ofworktiiatiship. at prices which will
not fail to satisfy custoniers. Repairing done in 11 neat. and substaiitial nianner.
Just. received a lot of Buliiilo Robes, Blankets, ézc. -
Norwalk, Nov. 1. 1849.
2! .
Wiltism E
VVe.s't Side the Bridge, nearZ_2/» ojmosile the [Var-'ura//.'. II0teZ.
Eimi.u.§‘s.ct1'i.:rer and Dealer in '
ADDLES, I‘larnesses, 'l‘rnnks, Valic-es. Carpet Bags, Satchels, \Vliips. Marts, Brushes,
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Veb'o, Saddlery \Vare, ’.l‘runk Locks, &c. 55¢. --
N.- 3- 1_.1“?’7l€$ses inc-nufct_c£w'€d la order; '1 ':Z'e2'nz_s faiéoi-dblé.
. B1>m.m:.”“‘r‘l
1". BRADLEY.
‘.Paint your Buildingslaz.
to any Paint ever before ofliared to the public.
In consitleriitioii of this will
1.‘?
.
. .-
:‘ *’*
SANFORD has just. rec'd a quantity of
0 superior l\'l.iii_eral.Paint. warra nted equal
it is proof against. fire. water and weather--it
is iim.-liaii,«.v,ealile in its color-—-it mixes readily
with any kind of oil. and is a beautiful dark
brown or t're.estoae color. This Paint rec'd
the premium at The N. Y. State l"air held at.
Albany in 1850. in competition with the Ohio
Fire-proof and several other mineral Paints as
superior to an-yiliiug of the kind in use fol"
clieapness and durability. _Num¢-rous certifi.
cntes ofits superiority have been given by those
who have tested it. of which these are two:
“ We have used your mineral paintin paint-
ing cars and houses and upon our road, and we
can safely recouim.-nd it as a very superior
clicap and durable :irtic.le of paint.”—[li-:MAN
H. l’iir:i.1*s, Superintendent S_vra(-use 6:. Utica
_’uiilrond. Oct. 30. 1850.
“I have used a large qua ntity of your min-
eral paint. and Cl find it to be far preferable to
to the Ohio or any other p-iiru. now in uso——it
is inipervious to water, and unclian_s:eable in
colon-."——llriaAci~: .l0ll.NSON, Painter for the S.
65 U. Railroad Co.
'l'liis Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD.
Agent for the in:inul'actui'ers.
‘Vt-stport, i\larch '34. 1851. liltf
Ekanbury (St. Norwalk Railroad
N(}'l'll)E is licicliy give-ii to the subscribers
to the Capital Stock of the D:iiiliiii'_vati«l
Norwalk i'i:ll_ll't7ml Couipany.that, the Presi-
dent and Directors at a inc:-ting held at Nor-
walk, on the 13th day of Septeiiilwiu l8-'30. vo-
lcd that an in:-talnicnt of 10 per cent. on the
capital .~tor:'r:. including the amount paid at the
time of Sl.ll)_~l(Tl'll)illfl. be paid to the 'l‘reasurer on
or liefore the '20th Oct. next.
And that further instalnietits of 10 per cant.
be paid on or before the first M ondays of De-
ceinlier, .ltHll1tH\‘. l~"i-li-'ii:ii'y. Til arch. April.
May, J1 ne. July. and A tigust, ne.\t'
'l‘lie .~1tlll~4(fl’ll)(-‘l‘S resitliiig at .\m-walk and its
vi('ir.':it._\'. will please call and pay to \Villiani S.
Lockwood. Estp. As.-istiiiit 'l‘i'easui’er.
Certificate-s of stock. and amount paid. will
be roadyat the time of payment of itistalnients.
for do.-Tivery.
A.-KRON SP1 l~Il.l*IY. 'l‘rcasurer.
Danbnr_\', ltitli St-pteinbei'. 1850.
Adams House.
THE above l"lI'1ll.~'fl is one of the best
_§££!;’Vl'11l'nlellE(l houses in the city, centrally
located. with allt-he Hl0(lHl'l1itllllI‘tlV1'lll(?l1lSUPI‘-
ce::.=ai'y fur the comfort nfrlie_t.i'avelin.t1 pnblir.
'l‘li:- pm;-rietoi'. late of the Parker House,
tention to the wants of his giwsts, to nie-rit a
ronage ofits former patrons and friends.
B. ROBBINS.
Boston. March '20. 185]. 2uil2
—» ,!\‘7,l. van ,9
, 7.2.-...;Z".,,>:2aE3..
“ P‘!
Pilfilfliiz
For Ihe Cure of
covozzs, GOLD3,
HOAIISBNIESS, 323.01‘:-
GHITIS, GROUP, ASTE-
MA, tvxrooezive-cotton
AIID COIJ3U'..‘.':rIPTIO1‘wT.
New lie-dl'm'tl. contiileiitly hopes. by .-strict at-
(‘(|t1lllll1Nlir'P ol its patrons. and the favor and pat-
T.H E subscribers appointed by ll18_CQlll't of
probate for the district of Norwalk‘ com-
niissioners to receive and ex;iinine.t_be cltilmfi 0f
the creditors of the estate of 'I‘honi’a_s Greeljl.
an insolvent debtor of Norwalk. in said district,
assigned in trust for the benefit of his creditors.
hereby give notice that we wi'l attend to the
business of our said appointment lIl'l.lI0 dwel-
ling-liouse of James Stevens in said Norwalk.
on the third Mondays of .\1ay.fand Octobfie‘r.
1851. at one o‘clock in th_e afternojou of eaclrof
said days. i . . . . ’
Said court has limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for tlioexliibitioii to use?
claims against said estate.‘ ’ "
I IIIEN RY SE LLECK. ’?Commi_s-
JHSEPH P, aANFor.D.§ sioiieis.
Norwalk. April 26, 1851. 33,17
District of ll-’cstpor,t as Probate Court, Aprit
‘$21!. 1851. . ’
V.‘4'l‘A'l‘E of \VlLLl.-\i\{ HANFOR-Dr
late of \Vest;iort in said di.~azrio:t, dec°d.
The court of probate for the dislrit.t of “rest-
port liatli limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof. for the crerlitors (it said estate
to exhibit thcirclaiins for scttlciiieiit. 'I‘liose
who ne_L;la—r.t. to present ll1Pll‘ accounts. properly
tlilr-.*%lP(', within said time. will be (lcbarred_a
i'et:nvci'_\'. All i-ersons iiidclited to said «state
are l‘Pql]é‘Sl¢"(l to iinike iiiimeuliate niiyment to
\Vl.‘\l l.l.»\ H D. l.\'(i‘rl-I l.\'0l.L. Atliiiitiist.i'ttt0t'
JULIA llANl*‘()R.D. Adiniiiistrat.i'ix.
- r
D.7sI.rir't of ll"c.s-I}/m'_£ ss Probate Court. April
23!./. 1851.
E$'|':\'l‘l£ ol'SlCY1.Vl()Ul’l 'l‘A YLOR, later
of \Vestpurr, in said dislt'ir.t. tl lcfiatsetl.
,l1ilt‘ cont’! of prti!iult' l0t‘ll1t'(lls!t‘it't of \\"est-
port liatli liinited and l|ll0Wl‘tl six nioinlis from
the tliite liereol, for the crc(litoi's of said (-state.
to exliibit their claims ll)!‘ settlciiient. 'l"liose
Wl1Q_l1v-‘git'(.‘l to present their acrouiits. properly
at_testc(l. witliiu said time. will be deliarred a
|‘t‘C0\‘t"l'_\'. All pets ins lIIllPl)lP(.l to said estate
fire ieqiiestezl to make iiiinlediate payni-iiit to
17 A L V A G {A Y, lCxt-cutor.
'~.- ,
York do 3%’. 3.‘-ifaven Railroad.
-“.U:\l.\llil*l Al'Ul.\Nl.il'I3\lltIN'l‘.
()N and after i\lninl:i_v. April ‘.28tli. the fol-
’ . lowin_:-_'. trains will lcavetlie Canal .-ii’.-t-1;
station vicar Bra-aili,vay. l’s:ssei:,l:,ci's will t_i.'.~"o.
be rcccivcd at the New York and llanlcm
- Raizroail Office at ‘.;‘7th st
'l'RAl.\‘-S lt‘ H031 NlC\V YORK.
1' Ari-oiiiiiiodntion'l'raiu at. '7 A. tu.l.7u N.
llaveii and all interuicdiatcstations. l’asscn-
ge-i's from the \\’ay stations for Albany. and,
the statiuiis on the tloti.-uitoiiic and Naugatuck
Railroatls, will take this 'l'ra':ii and stop at
l”)l'ltl_g;(—'p()t‘l ; for l‘lat'llm‘(l, .\,’prii.,t_'lii»ldaiid Bos-
ton, join lfixpress 'l‘rain at New Haven; for
Canal Railroatl Traiii at New Haven.
‘.2. Express 'l‘t-aiii at 8 A. in. for Stamford,
liridge-pt-rt and New llavcn, [lie-iice to Hart.-
tbrd. Spriii,i_i,lieltl and Boston. l’assengei's for
Canal Railiiiatl will take the cars at New
llavcn ; tin lllt-9l'ltll1_~'3Ill)t'tl(: Railroiitl to Albany
and Pitt.-ti:-ld, and for the Naugaittick Railroad
at i‘il'ltl,l_‘,t-'l)Ul‘l.
3. Acconuiiodalion 'l‘rain at 9 A..M. for New
llaveu and all ltllPl'l1H~‘.tll3lt~‘ statiniis. Passen-
gers by this 'l'i-ain for the Canal Railroad, will
reiiiain at New llaveu until 33$ 1*. in.
4 .“'pecial 'l‘l'illll at ll.1.") A. M. fut’ Port
Che-te and iiitciiiicdiate >l3Illtll7:i. I
:3. l'i\'t!t‘(*.s‘.< 'l‘raiii at 3 p. M. for Stanifurd.
.\iti|'-.-Jallt. li'i(l_i_ve-putt and New Haven, tlience
In ll:lll'll)i‘ll. Spi'lH;_'liclr| and Boston, coiiiiectitig
at ]'.ill(l_';l¢"t()l'l with 'l‘ralti of l'..0ll5:IlUt1lC Rail-
mail in Pitt.-tie-I-l. and with 'l‘rain ofNaii;1atm:k
. .
iioloio-.
have iuiii.-put:-ibl_v slinwn it to i'os.-'ess a ll')lI.-lPl'_\
()V(‘l' llll" llllllglfilflllfi Ul}|‘.'.\'
could not llltl to attract the atteiitioti of l’liysi
ciaiis. Pitlieiils, and the public at large.
See the >llliHln(>!lIl.~‘, not ol’ t)l)w'Clll't-‘I individ-
mils and from far distant places. but at man
who are kuowoaiid respected t.hrough:iut the
cnuutr_\-.
'|‘lic widely t‘(‘l(>'.l|HllPll Surgeon. Duct. VA L-
EN'l‘l_\' E ;\l()'l"l‘. til Nmv York (:it._~,' says
and cfftcac'_v of‘ .-Xyres Ul’|i‘l‘T_V l’+-clonal.’ Wliirlt
the tlirmit and lungs.”
l,'lierr_\_ l’cctoral is exten.-:ivcly -.l.~4*(l in the sec
ofits happy effect. upon nu-. pulnzonary dis-
eases.
' ‘lie Rev. Jno. D Ciicliraiie. ll distiiigiiisliml
Clo-ruyiiian nftlie Etl,‘.{ll~lI Church
has l)(§?‘.ll cured ofa .soverI' astlini:-itic alfct-titiii.
lay Clicrry l’o-ctoral. His letter at full li-.ii;_»_tli
may be fouiitl in our circulai‘. to b-.- hail of the
patieiits.
at llillstlale Mic ii,«_vau. one oftlip |;.,_gp.-t ilcal
crs in tlm State.
observation.
llii.i.sii,\1.i-2. Micir. Dcc. It). 1818.
Dear Sir: lniiiiediatvl_y on receipt of your
Clierry [’cctoriil, lcnri'iod it lintile to an ac-
his end with quick t;oiis.uiiiptioi'i. lie was their
unable to ri.-c ti-oiii his lH'tl, and was exti-ciiicly
ft-ol;lc. ills lriends l.)(‘ll(!VP(l he must soon die
unless relicllcould be obtained tiir liiin, and l
iiiduccd hint to give your excclent iiictlu-ine a
trial. 1 iiiitiiediato-ly left‘ town for three wt-ck.‘-‘
and you niayjxulgc my surprise on my l't‘.lUl'll,
to meet him in the street on my way homa-
froin the cats. aiul liinl he had entirely recov-
ered l<'oi.ir \\'|‘('l\.~lll'(1lli the. day he (.‘0tll-'l1Pll-
cc-d llil\'lll,Q_\'f)Ill‘l11(1‘(llt:llll!.llfi was at work at
his arduous trade of llllltflxhlllllll.
'l'lierc are other ca.-e.< witliiii my kiiowlcilge.
WPl'(‘.ll1t‘ Clu-.tt'y P(‘t.‘l0l'ttl has been singular
siircesslitl, but none so lit2ll'l-.P(l as this.
Very truly _\‘our.-. G. \V l_iNDl4Ill.\\’(,)OD.
ll.\.\‘t)Vl’.l{. Unto. April 3. 1850.
Dear Sir: l wisli lrniiltl tell all
with a rztiiigli. \vliat' _\’nur Clint-iy l)P(fl()l‘tll has
done foi me. lt ll-iP.~' seeiii llte-_\' iiiiglit be ben-
littcd by the iiiforniatioii. l ll«'lt_l 3| lung fever
which left. my luu_v- won k aiul lllll‘lll1t‘tl Bi-in_«_;
rt-ry ti-clilc and uiialolc to giiiii strciiglli at ah,
my frieiids tlioiiglit I must soon sink in con-
suinption. l hall no appetite. and a dreadful
c(iu_.Qli was fast wt-=.ariti;_v, me away. l l)t-gait} to
lttko your lieaiitifnl iii:-tliciiit-,, bytlie advice of
a cleI'.!l_\'iiiaii. who liatlsccii its elliccts lit.-fni'c.
ll cased niy coii_«_.-‘ii at first, and gave nu-. test at
night. ln less than ii fnrtui-_-lit I could Pill
well, and my (:oLigli had ceasetl to be ll'0l.1l)lB-
some, my tlmmllln rcturind. aiidni_y food nour-
ished me, which soon l‘P.~'lt)l‘(3tl niy stren_gtli.—
Now, alter tire.-weeks, I am. well and s!ioii_t_1.
with no otln-r he-lp than your Clierry l’ct~tnral.
Yours with respcct. .lULlA DE.-\;\'.
I licrcliy cortily that the above statement of
iiiv wife is in r-onlorinity willi my own views
oflier caseaiidlier cure by Ayer’.-' Cherry
_Pp(§[()r;|l,
The above iiatncd Joseph Dean and Julia his
' wife. are personally known to me.and iinplicit
"confident-e niay he placed in llluir .i;.1«»iiimit.
' 'SA.\1Ul~llJ C. V .-\.\l Dl«1_R\VE_.\"l‘,
_' Pastor ofthe Baptist Cliurcli.
Prepared and sold by James C. Afyer, Pinc-
tical Clieiriist. Lowell, Muss.
Sold in Norwalk‘ by \V. E. Bissell; in Sta_n_1-
f0l'(l, Lock\vood,.aiid by the drugists general-
ly llirougliout the State.
'l'H in Ill‘ }llu;|l.llt' rpim-ily for iiil tll.~Hil:9"S ut
llirual and ltiiigs. has attatm-d itch»-lirity finin it.-
ctircs. um'ei' equal»-il by any other IlH"tll(,'lllP
Other pro-paralioii.~: have slinwnthcui-
Sf'lVf'S palliative, and soim-titties e-."i°r-.c.te-cl notable
cu:es, but none has ever so fully won the roti-
deiice ofcvury coininunity where it is kmiwii.
Alter _vo-ars nftriiil in er.--ry c lIfI.‘tlt'.ll!f‘ it-siilt~
oi (llSt'tlSH. which 1,
" It gl\'t-'..~ ma pleas-tire to ccrtif_v the ‘Value:
1 coii.~:ider peculiar adapted to cure diseases ol
Dr. Pcikins, the venerable PI‘:-sitlcnt of the.
Vcrniont lilo-dit-:il Coll-ogze. one ofthe ciiiiii4-.nt-
l_v lcariietl pliysiciaiis of this country writes tin-
tion, wliere it has sliiiwii llllllll~«lill€2ll)lt¥ critlciicc
writes to the pi'npi+-tcr finui .\lontrt-al. that ll('- 7.
iigezit, and is worthy the attention ufastliniatit:
'l‘|ii- letter is from the well known Di-ii ist
and this case is fioni his own
(piaiiitaiico of mine who \\'uS tlioiiglit to be near
that sttffeI'
l’uiilro;ul. ()n S1llli!‘Il:l'\'S this 'l‘rnin cnntlecls
wi=li'l'raiii nf()anal liailroad at l\'cw Haven.
(3. Act-miniiimlmioii 'l‘-ziin at 4 P. M. liir New
llaven and l|1lI‘l'li1Ptll:Ilt' statinii-.
'7. Iuiiiiiititntioii 'l‘r:iin at 5 2:3 P.
Bi'l(l:fBl3()i‘l and inteinindintn statioiis.
8. Special 'l‘::i»n at (5.30 P. M. for Putt Clies
ter and intermediate statioiis.
Til .-‘.lN.\' TO N l‘I\V Y(,)RK.
.‘L-'ln~ci-il 'l‘i-iiin at 5.20 A. in. tinm Port:
Ulicsto-i' ~tnppin_-_vat all lItC'.‘l‘llIPtll5llB .-tations.
:3. Cmiiniiitation 'l'raiiii at 5.40 A. in. from
iii'lI.l,‘,f‘f|>0I‘l.sloping at all the interuiediate sta-
lions.
3. Arstoiiiiiimlation Train at 6.15 A. M. from
New H.=iVt-ii. stoppiiig at. all iutnriiimliule sta-
tion. receivin;; p sse-ii}_vei' from Nnugatuck Rail-
l'()tIt.l at l'ii'iIlgepo|'t.
4. Accoiiinnmliition 'l‘r:iin at (3 15 A. M. from
New li tV6'll. stnp:iiii_t;r at all iiiteiwiu-(liate sta
lions. rcttciviiig passcii:_-ei's froin the l-Jaitfntd
and New llaven.Canal and Nilllgillllcli Rail-
ro=_l.~i. - .
lixpicss Traui at 1 15 P. M.. (in connec-
tion with lill' l<‘.xpr+-ss 'l‘rain from Boston) from
Ne‘-\v l]:lVt‘tl, stnpp‘.n~_-_ at Britlepoit, .\'t-rwalk
aiivl -5:l;itiiliit‘:l—-were 1'lll’_7 tr:-sss-ti;1r-.I's fimii llte
ll()t5Siilt:Hl(' f{ailroad at l.i=l(lgt‘lI(Il'l. and Canal
llailioml at New llavcn.
ti. .\pi-cial'l‘i.-tin at P. M. from Port
Clll‘$lPl'Sll.‘[)l)ll|fl at al' iiiIei'iiie-ltatcstations.
.-\t-coiiiiiioilation 'l‘r;iii'i at 4.‘.-’0 P. in. (re-
t't'l\’lllL; lm!~St'l1_L'(‘t‘~.' fioiii the A.c-conuiimlation
l‘rain l"0tHi}1|~ilH|)li't')ll) -.\'ew llaven. stopping
at all iutcririndiiitc stall-iiis.
P. l!I\'pi'css 'l'rain at 8.101’. M (or in connec-
tion with the lC.\'pre.~‘s 'l‘rain frriiii, l’»o-‘ton. stup-
plltg at Bridge-po t.. .\’o:\v:ilk and Stamford. ar-
'iVii ,«_r in L\lt‘\—" York at 11.30 P. M. ltivi-Hing
'l‘rain froin Pittsliclil c0tin-acts with this 'l‘rain
at llritlgv.-putt.
Nl‘1\V U.-\ VEN AND BRlDGl§l’OR'[‘
SI’ECl.il..
l?'rom New Haven at 9.50 _-\. in.for Nangiituck
Railroad and Briilgepurt.
" New lliivcii at 3.l:5 r. M. for i\lilf;ii'd
and Niitiqziiticle llailroad Junction.
“ Ne-w llaven at 5 20 P M for Naugatuck
Railrnatl autl l5t'i(l_gepoit.
From Bl'ltlg¢-,p()i'l at ($.30 .-\. in. for New Haven
t'rmn .\'atiy_atiu-k lviilllI'Uil(l.
“ Bi-iil§_repnrt at '3 r. M. for New Haven
-from lloiisaloi'iit- R:llll'()'-Ill.
‘* Ntlllgt|lll(fl{ -lailroail Juiictioii at 4.30 '1‘
rot. in cumiection with that road.
0 R. B .\l \SON. Sup’t.
M. for
CANAL RRILRQAD.
Sumntcr A/“ran,2'cIimnZ.
{) N and nflfli Mmiday. April '..’8tn. pasca-
gnrtrziius will rund.-lily, (Sundays (except-
ed.) as follows.
Leave iVe\v llstven for Cull SVlllell15.4-5.
A. .\l. ll.15 A .\l. and 3.31) l’, .\I.
Ls-ave .\'e-w Haven for 'l‘arill'villc and Colinsgy
ville at 11.15 A. M. and 3 30 l’ DI.
Leave Colluis-ville for New Haven iiti7.40 A.
M.. 10.55 A. M. and 3.4-3 l’. M.
Leave ’l‘aiiffville for New Haven at 7.15 A.
M. 3 P. M.
’I‘l“‘t tming fl-oni Nmv l-Iaven at. 5.45 A. M.,
Collinsvilfc at 445 l’. M. and 'l‘arriti'iille at 3.
P. .\l., are freiglit trains, with passenger ac-
coiiimodntions. A
. Special J1I"I'(7.7I_.’.f'(.’I7l(Z7?l. .
():I-Stttl1I'tl&I_3'S, liereaficr, until furtlier notice.
the 2d iisisseiiger train out of .I\"e\v llavpn will
leave at G I’. .-\l. or on the arrival of the 3 P.’
3].. exp;-ess train f:()ll1 New York. ' '
Trnitis oftlie llartliutl, l"rovi(len(;e and Fish
I kill Railroad leave Pliiiiivillc for llaI'tftird in
I.‘0IH1H=ll0Il Will: the iiiorning and ‘afteriir.nn'
trains frnlll Collinsvilleaiid 'l‘ariti'ville, at 8.15’
v A. ;\,l. and 1-'2.3ll l’. N. . *
'l'lN'. trains of the Canal Road connect with
the‘trains of the New \"ork and New“ Haven.
Railroad. . ll. B. t\lASON,“Sup’t.'
~ New Haven. April 28,1851. _”. .
NA;1Ls_ A-.\*-D.si>_u<;i_«:,s..-—5o’o 1,.-gs cut n..'_i_isj
and spikes. a‘ssoi'tetl"'fr6m 3tl‘tit'iel‘to"")'.
iucliu, forsule by STREET '; .::.'.‘.:; ':_.‘_;"‘i:7w‘ '
Norwalk Chronicler