° salt water. _
. t'.nre, iueadow and plow laiid.:_ii'id is well wat-
-'wish- to puizcliasea good fiirm.
' particulars enquire ot'the subscriber at New
:-if'Statioiiei~y, including Blank Books. Foutscsip,
which he will sell clic2iperi:li;m they can be
liiiiigliti for at any of liei‘st'ore in this viciiiity.
and s_at.ist'acticii gl‘.’(‘|j to all. .
the most; skilliil workmaiisliip. The 1.951; as-
.-foitiiiciit of Aniericaii and i4‘oi'c.igii Marblc-,
kept coiistaiitlv on hand.
Two ' at-ms‘fi>r Sale
AT A GR.EATBARGAlN.
‘ 'I_:he_ su_bsci'i_l_Jei's ofi'e_r for sale two
i iarnisglyiiig intlie town of New Canaan.
.-'.«. Ono nfsziiil ‘tin-in.-z is sit:=a'ti-.d about l'our
ni':l.'\s_i‘.~niii '.\lorwalk landii g. and coiitiiiiis about
.\'_l_.‘~Zl‘.yL;icl‘(‘..'§ of‘ first rate Iaiid with a spacious
"rl\'v..||in‘-_r house and other out buildings’ thereon
Staiiiiliirgf Also another f'arm coiitaining aboilt
"tine liundred acres of good land, with a farin
litiuse and other buildings tlierr-.on standing
-'1l)ontt‘hre'eaiid a half’ miles from Norwalk
landing and‘ is a most. desirable liirni for any
_ [lC'»l'S0l1_ who would like to be situated neiir the
ltis well divided into wood. pas-
..-red, and is worthy the attention oftliose who
For further
' Canaan or of Chas. Isaacs. at N01‘\\'lill(.
A \VILLlAM DRUMMOND.
New .Canaan. Doc. 9. 1850. 50
Building Lots for Sale.
THE subscriber ofl"ers for sale three
,build'ng lots pleasantly situated on the Merwin
_place abmt: a qzuirter of a mile below the
_bi-jilge; also. a- lot; with a new dwelling house
st:1iiiliirgtliei'eoiir. Also, a house and lot. situ-
ated at Five Mile River. near the Landing.-.
Seventy-five per cent. oft.he"money can remain
on bond-‘a=nd iiioi-tfmige f'o ' a term of years.
L.nipn'i-e of (JHA RLES L. RAYMOND.
Not walk. [Five Mile River.] Dec. 24. t:l'52
For Sale.
THE House and Lot formerly occu-
‘' pied by Einery Bissell. deceased.
For particularsinquire of
CLARK Bissi-:t.L,
or \V. E. BISSELL.
Norwalk. Aug. 27. 1850- 5
Farm fixer Sale.
THE place formerly occupied by
. . ,.... Alvin l-lyatt. dec’d, is offered for sale.
lt. consists of about three acres ofgood laiiri.
with a dwelling-liouse and barn thercon stand-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying near
the house of lrii Betts. Jr., and on the line of
the Danbury & Norwalk railroad. For l'ui'tlier'
pt1l't-lC1tltll'S enquire of
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
\Vjlt)n. Marcli 3, 1851. 9tl
For Sale.
A valuable homestead of 262% acres of
lti'ii.l,fiii'iiiei'ly' the residcuce of Jared
Ayres. in New Canaan. On it isa good
two story ilivelliirg.-liouse, barn, and other out
lJ’.1ll(lll1<_’S. and fine oi'chai'd of gi'al'teLl fruit
trees in a bearing state. Also. 27 aicres of fine
timber land. 35 miles nortli-west of‘ Norwalk
l3i'iilge. Also, six acres of wood and timber
land lying one mile north of Nexv Canaan vil-
lage. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of \Vatts Comstocli, Esq. in Neiv
Canaan. For further ]):»1t‘l.lC1tltil'S enquire of
the subscriber at the residence of \Vm. Drum-
iiioiid. New Canaan.’
EBl£NE7.ER CAR'I‘ER.
New Canaan. June 14. 1850. *"9t'25ti‘
. Ztifotice.
lll§Rl£.\S my with. Martha L. Sew-
ard. has lclli my bed and board, with
out any just cause or provocation, all persons
tire llPi'e‘>y \\'arncd not to ha rbor 01' trust. her as
I will pay no Ilf-.lllS of her cnntrai:tin<_r.
' 19‘lllCl_‘tlCRlCi{ M. SE \VARD.
Not-walk. lllay 12th, 1851.
A ss;s3i..s.Ects, .
Beck ‘.:‘$e?.1=;_r. an-ii Binder,
E AS just rcturucil from New York" with a
new and valuable colic-ctioii oi'.‘:§cliool and
‘."llS(:é.‘lltlt1L‘0L1SBOOKS. Also. ii la rge assortiucnt
I ' - > . . v - ‘ —
I--<‘“0|..iiii.l Note Papei , emelops, Slates. &.c.,
r-‘=i ._ . ,- x . .
Mir 1500.35 of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates
. ‘ 9
.2 9.7.7.5.“. .7 5. .33
5'. Evil. Smitzlfs 3.":-‘.'.’-;'e:r?.i3-’.e Sferd.
.'\car the Biiclgc, Nor-zeal/c. Cami. '
l'.PULClll-1.-"XL Moiiiiiiieiits and Grave
Stones ofevcry variety ol'patt'eriis, and of
Pei_'soiis_wisliiiig to procure Monuments or
"fly limtl Ol .‘vl:irble \Vork,are invited to calland
give a poi-soiial inspection of his niaterial and
iyorkinaiisliip, as this will be more sat;isi'actoi'y
than to piirchase ol'Ageiits without an opportu-
nity of testiiig the quality of the article C011-
i'.1'i1(2l'Pfl for.
1?? 'l‘lie-Lettering and Ornamentalwork is
executed by an experienceil workman and can
warraiit. it to give cr.t‘ii'e satisliictiion.
Norwalk. Aug 21,1843,
Protection Enszaamzzce Go.
. .0" U:\R’l‘1'«‘()lt]). Co.\’-.\'.
Cuiiital -‘:'200.00t).——l-1»'iz/.- Prirzlcgc to‘ 1...
Cruise to I:’ri{/' a Jlilillirxn.
E Itljg. h1({.‘;;l‘%‘lQrf: liaviil.‘-Z |~(,3CelVed
_ .~- ’ -. . above iiaiiicd Compa-
9_V_ 1“ 119W tH'e,iai'cd to insure Houses, Stores
:\0I(tTll$.l‘it(:t(ll'lCS.l;il1'l)Stlll(ltlletitllllelilstilletlcll
Oetlicr '\Vlf.l1 every other species of'pi'operty
./Ygriznst Loss or Daiizagc by Fire.
The rates ol'proinium otl'ore},1, are as tow as
those ofany other similar liistitution,aiiil every
mil“ lliIS now an opport1iiiiity,{'or a ll‘llllll9_’S1]l11
to protect l1ltl'lS0ll‘tt:‘_(tlll1Sl- this tlcsfllicllvle ole
meat. which often in a siiiglc hour, sweeps
away the eai'iiiii_:_:s ofso many years.
It is iiicuiiibont on all persons applying for n
renewalor policy on buililings.to inl'oi'in the
agent of all cliangcs in and about the proniisos
that: iiicrcasc the lia7.ard: oroii iiiacliiiioryrcii-
dered unproductive by new inventions, nsecex
less by clian_r_rcs in business, as no insurance
office is bound by their policy. to pay.-iiw more
than the cash value of property, at the lime or
its desti-nction.
Norwalk. Jan. 1, 1850,
Root, Shoe, Esenther and Find-
ing Store.
_ , l'(‘.ne‘,vs ngaii]
liisacknowlcdginents to the public Emil
his Friends for their generous p;m~om.ne
_duriiig the ye:ir past, and liopcsto inei-it an tili-
iiitei_'riipt:ed continuance of the business rel,-..
tioiiship which he has so long maintained with
this COt1’1li1Ut1ll_\'. He will be ‘f'oi.iiid now at his
n€_5'.V .s_t.and opposite the store of Cl1t'tS...lStt:flCS:V
where he will be happy to see, andserve his
old f'riends and tliopublic.
l1lS.\V0l'l( is too well known to need a’ word of
praise. H lt C0_t1.‘t_pl'\t'SOS‘(‘.Vl'3l'_V article of‘ men's
and childi'ei_i’s wi-ar, with Rul)l‘ers and Over-
shoes in tlieiiiscasoii, for ladies and gentleman
.Fi.\:oi.\'cis_ of the liost.qi_iality, and in any
quantity, suited to the wants ofthe cra_f't.j.
The cliaract.ci' of
1 V
Al\:1F_JRlCA'N MUTUAL
Lite Insurance Company.
Capital $l00,00‘(_),".
Invested in '.B077(lS."/l[()I'l.Q‘ll.£{C§€ and Stocks.
Rates of Premium reduced ‘.25 pct‘ cHl|t- I’".'“‘
ble lltCfl.Sll,tlnl1lmll_V seini-annually oi quar-
terly.
T/bis C07;;7;a1zy haw: G7'a77l€d 012??’
2500 Panama.
The Insurecl are Members of the Company
and share the profits equally. _Divideuds de-
clared annually on the 1st of January.
Certificate for Profits
m-9, t.-;"]5['e|'nlil6—'-\\'lll represent C A S H, secure-
ly invested, and not unpaid Premium Not-es,
as is the case in the Credit Companies. v
Policies
cannot be reduced at death, by having Premi-
um notes deducted theref'roiii.
No Calijbi'nia H-is/.‘s have been takeii—nor will
exti'a-hazardous risks be assumed—au(l no
clianges will be made in coiiducting the busi-
ncss ofthe coiiipaiiy, which will impair the iii-
erests of its present policy holders.
THE AMERICAN MUTUAL
is 'rui«: ONLY
Perfectly Mutual Company
in the coi.iiitry——liavinr,_r_ but one class of meni-
bers—one systeni ofpiiynients— no for-l'eitui'es
ofprofits-and no assessmeiits ol'meiii':crs.
The public are invited to e.\:imine the Char-
ter. Plan of Operation, and Annual Report of
the Company.
Qfliccrs of the Coiiipaiiy.
Bum SILLIMA-.'\'. Sr. loaiiis Wiccox.
President. '.:'rc Prcsiilent.
Bl£1\‘JAM1I\' Novizs. JOHN \V. li‘i'rcH.
Scc7'ctar_7/. ’1’rwsurcr.
Board Q/"l’i'-us/cr.9:
Benjamin Silliman, \Villi.s Bristol
Norris \V2lcox John Dorrie
l-1 enry Pi-ck Lewis B . J ndson.
Eli \V. Blake James Pu ndei'i.'ord
John \V. Fitch James IE. English
Joscpli E. Slieflield Lucius R. Fiiicli
Sherinan \V. Knevals Edward a Mitchell
Ainlirose L. .lordon Samuel Leeds
Cyrus P. Sniith (2’.-oi‘;_1e D. Phelps
George Hall Freilericli. '1‘. Peel;
Ofthe 2.500 policies which have been issued
by this Company, but 28 have been gl‘ill1lP.(,l
to persons rcsidin_<,z out. of New Eiiglziiitl and
the State of New York. Total losses in 1850,
$4,000.
Refer to
Chailcs lsaacs,
E. 13. Bennett,
'l‘. \Vttl'tl(‘.l‘. Jr.
C. Bissell.
Chas. E. Disbrow,
Chas. C. Belts.
Geo. A. Bissell, \Vin. C. Street.
G. D. Jciiniiigs, George A. Davenport,
Di’. Saninel S. Noyes. N. Canaan.
GEORGE A, l3lSSl*Il.L, Agent.
DR. S. LY.\'i~:s, Medical Exaiiiiiiic-.i'.
«Some and See.
HE siibscribei' has just rccciverl a large
and valuable assortmeiit of’ the latest
improved Cook and l"arlor Stoves, and a Vtll'lEél_\_‘
of useful lxllffillell Fiii'iiit'iii'e. .-\iiion;: which
may be found the f'ollowin,<_r.-———'l‘lic Quiiicy.
Empire State National Saratoaii Aiiti«ilit-
‘ ‘ ' as .- i
At.wood’s Eiiipire. Cominoii Sense, All~Right. l
and the licturn Flue Cooking Stoves.
Of Vood Air-Tiglil. Parlor Stores. The
]Etmi, Tlie Gothic, Faiicy Ali‘-Tiglit. Cottage,
and Races Celeiii'iitei_l ll cat R cgulaioi‘.
Of‘ Parlor Coal Bni-iici-s. foiiite-cii Lllll‘8l'f’lll
vziyietics and sizes. aiid fificcn ortwcnty varie-
ties and sizes of‘Sliop Stoves and l“iii'ii:iccs.
He has also saiiiplcs ol'Davy's Parr-iit Sad
lroii llealcrs. which for ecoiioiny and coiivcir
leilce caimot be suipas.-zed. Als3.:i good as-
sortincnt of Britziiinia,Jappaii, Tin. Slim-t lroii
and Copper \Vare. Ficiicli and Eiiglisli
l{iiii'es and Forks of’ superior lt1ttlt11lhClul‘(‘,
Yankee Notions. &c. Ecc-
Jobbing done as usual.at r.:>asonable rates.
All oiders puiictually attended to.
13.1}. NASH.
South Norwalk. Sept.‘2-tth, 1840.
$E'?..@ۤE3."3.EES CTEEZZY.
C17-. ‘$3.7. .°L‘*-:=.-zziitzia.
"ill E Subscriber would inforin his foi'iiiei'
custoiiicisiind the public _é:ciiei'iilly.Ilizit
he may be found at his new store in South
Norwatk. wlicre he will ker.-p a gooal and ox-
tcnsive assortnieut of (ii'o:c.ries, l’i'ovisious.
Cl'()Cl\(’J'_V. China and Glass \Vai'e. Also l.“l()lll'
and Feed, Sportin_<_!_ and Blzistiiig Powder.
Patent. Fuse. and a general assoitmeiit of
Patent Mcdichies. All of which he will sell
:it as low rates as tlicy can be procured at in
this village or e.lsewlierc.
Fresh Goods l'(“.CelVC.'l every week. Goods
(l8llVF,'l'Plfl in any part of’ the village.
Soul/i Norzral./c. 111.1]; (it/L 1850. ‘.20
Norwalk Savings Rants.
' O’l‘lClL‘ is lien-liy given that: deposits will
be i'cccivc.d by the ti'casiii-oi" :it the Fair-
liell County llaiik. front 10 to 12 o'clock. A.
V. and l'roin 2 to 4 o'clock, P. M. on .\londays,
'l‘iiesdays, \Vediiesilays, 'l‘liursdays and Fri
days. and on Saturdays from 10 to 12 A. M.
and '2 to 3 P-. M. until -l'urtlior notice. Per-
sons wishing to iuake loans are l'i>.qlt(’Sl(‘tl to
hand :1 written applic:-ition to t.lieti'easui'ei'.
stating amount and security.
'1‘. \VAl’»;\‘lC R, JR.., Treasurei'.
Noi'walk, Dec. 3, 18-19.
Bui1ding"E.ots
ON E.—\S'l‘ 1\Vl£NUl§ li‘()R SALE.
7 [IREE building, lots on the l3'.a-"t. Avenue.
ailjiiiiiiiig the i'esiilei:ce of the i'iiider-
-iigiieil. Tlieso lots t1l'(‘.t1:i10l1£I the most desira-
ble in i\'orwalk. and are 1:30 feet in front. arcl
‘253 foot di--ep. For particulars enquire (..
GEO. \V. ISETTS, N0t'\V’ill\’. or 134 Pearl st.
N. Y. 3iii9 i\'larcli 3. 1851.
E35413” GETAFJT CEIAFEQ} .
Dailews Magical Pain 1-lxtractoln
In a iicw lVru/ipcr anal bo.i:c.s~ much rzulargecl.
.-\U'l‘lO.\'l Couiitvilcits of Dalli-y’ Ex-
tractor. in the old wrapper, flood the
ni:ii'krxi—‘avni«.l them as you would poison, for
they are as dangerous in their application.
Buy Da|ley's F.i<ti':i(-tor, only in the new
dress and laige l3oxcs—you gzain largely in
quantity oftlie OllllliiPl1l over the old .si'1.e._aiid
what is more importaiit. yc-t—yoii avoid the
ihiii,gci' of bein;_i, iniposcd upon by a Counterfeit.
and are ceitaiii of‘ gt-ttiiig the _:_ve-iiuiiie article.
The Geniiine Dalley Sill\’f‘.:lS thousands will
testify, is an infallible rciuedy for the worst of
buriis, scalds. piles. rlicuinatisiii. sore and iii-
flamed eyes, ci‘y.-ipelas. salt rlieiini, cuts,
wounds, bruises, and all cutaneous and inllani-
niatory diseases.
N. 15. Every local agent will be provided
with a certificate. sigiieil‘ by my lawliil attor-
iic)'.. and by the '.l‘i'ave.lliirg agent.
33.7 See the new printed"Circulars l'or1850,
they contain much important and interesting
llifurlllillltlfl. H. DA LLE Y.
415 Broadway, N. Y.
Esillegfls Animal Galvanic.
The greatest. cheapest. and most etaitaiii
remedy ever rliscovci'cd for the cure of dis-
cases of horses and cattle. l-lumors, Sores,
swellings, strains, qziitterlione. galleil neck and
slioulilers. hard or spavin luuips——it cures with
rapidity and certainty! and no case of po-
evil, has. as yet, re.~isted the woiiderful prop-
erties of this great and truly valuable remedy.
L? Farmers and owners of’ horses and cat-
tlc, try it once. and you will never al't:erwards
be ‘without it. 1
AGi:N'rs-Noi-walk; 3. Bissell; South
Noi_'_walk,,G- \V.Si_nit_l_i_§“' \,Vest.poi't, John §V.
Taylor‘; New Cana_a__n,_S. C; Sillimnn; Stani-
Sll.l\'S. from 50 cents to $2 00 per-_\,‘ai'd: -‘I
ALPACC.-XS, liOMB:\ZlNES. LUSTR-ES.
111981 the u ants of the |,adies usually found in
extraoi'dinai_v low prices.
their use, as I am confident. they will find e:i.'I'/‘:7
Every» a Day 1-brings ~
1 A o ' ». A “ ‘
PRINTS, at piices and qualities to suit the most liistidioiis.
aadst
1%: 3:.
7OULD call the attention of purchiisers t.o his stock of SPRlNG DRY GOODS, which
‘E for exgmm v;||'ia|',y and beauty-of styli~.,.is ninch superior to that of any ll)l'ltl(’l' seiison.
Among the variety of Cooils designed l‘S)|"Ill6.Ltl(ltI*.S,
than was ever oflered in Norwalk.coiisisting in part 0
may be found a more. desirable selecctioii
fBl'0(?:l(lP, \Vatercd. tilhaiiaealilc and Bl'k
. DE LAINES. CASHM E RES. POPLINS,
GINGHAMS. Al11Pl'll‘llli. l4‘i'ciicli and Eiiglisli
l<‘.ver_\' other style of Goods to
an extensive Dry Goods Store, can be had at
Geiitlenien will find it very much to their interest to examine my stock ol'Goods designed for
inducoiumits ifTi=.i'cd them. being deterniined to
keep up the well deserved reputation of the OLD BRIDGE STORE.
J". GRUMAFJ.
In
airs, Satlttt, at
‘VlllClI are i'eally licziiitilul S'p(’.Cll11(‘.l1S of
i'epi'esi=iitcil may be truly pi'ond of.
lionrt 2la-l.
llie niinds ol'tlio whole world.
TUE LARGES1‘ AND MO.S'l‘ E
Ever before offered by any establisliment. in the
zincs. inoli’.=:ir and alpacas. ln.sl.i'e caslinieres. dc
ment of‘ real ha iitl-\vi'oi.i_Qlit Eiiglisli and Gernia
black and ll,l1tt|'i"(l riissiiiir-.i'cs. iind a 5
spring st_\;le~s oi’ C.-\l:‘.PlC"l‘S. OlL-Cl.-O'l‘[*lS
geiitleiiio:i’s hats of a very supei'ioi' quality.
be tarnislied by selling goods at high pi'icc.s.
that will defy coinpi-titiou.
New Canaan. illarch 12. 1551.
crate
In Miniature,
which every Nation of the Eastern and Western
Hemisphere has contributed its Mechanical
C-tenius tolproduce Pabrics of
Cations, Liiaeizs,
Nature coiitiiliutcs much to our store of‘ liappinr,-ssz.
Oiiiward adoriimeiits seem congenial to thc f(-(iliiigs and wislics
ufniost. ot'tlio inlialiitiints oftliis great aiiil',r_:lorioiis Union-
the wiil of the people will cvi=.i' remain ti:1t'ttli10llt1l.l(', all otlmixs.
to gratify the public taste, and sccoinlly, or lll‘.~‘ll_\', Just as one pleases.
of the proprietor, he is now daily i'eceiving in store
(_'tlli1l)1'lC and imdl uiusliii.-3. spring styles of ladies’ and i:ii<si—‘s’
sizes of black. white and variegated kid gloves. also .~ill..
for ladies iiiisses and cliildreii. ii spleiidiil stock laces tor i:apP..~‘.
lisle eils_;iii;;.s. silk rclvi-ts. 50 doz. linen and c;iii..
l'oi-vigil broadcloilis of all colors, a great vaiicty of lilac _ _
1i;iei'ioi' :iss.oi't'iiie-it of \‘i".\‘ill‘..‘_{S to suit i-vci'_v tiislc.
arias, rtoasrtos,
t§;sc., é.%"9t?.,
niechiznical lIlgellIlll\'.,21ll(l of which all nations
Spring has truly made its appi—-ai'ancr-. llltllxlllg tho
but ait now holds s\vay ovcr
Under all rcpiiblicaii ;:oi’ci'iiiiicnts
lii coiisiili-i‘atiori of‘ this will
to entrance the inl.ei'csts
X'l‘E.\'SlV'E ASSOl1T;\lEN'l‘ OF
Spring Dry Ci-cc is
State of Connecticut. ll any one is in doubt
cured and cliangi-able silks. poplins, l:oinba-
let them come and see the great. variety of lilack fi _
laiiics. prints. _;iii,<;liiiii.s, _)il('(llH-‘lS. .s\\'i.s.'~‘. lmfili.
hoiiiivts, F[?l'l!!_L hat ribboii.~'. all
lislc and cotton do., 1.''.-() di:;I.. liosicry
collar-4., caps. aiid a large. assort-
ii tlii'<=ad r-ilgiiigs. also woven tlircad. cotton and
‘brie lidiils. also a lai‘;;c and -..npci'ioi' stock o
k twilled li‘i‘i-in-li i-lotli.<. also tlUt‘.~‘l\lll~‘.
New
uml MA'i‘Tl;\‘(iS. Also. the latest style-s of
'Ph(-. icpiitation of‘ this c.<.'alilisliiiiciit will iii-vcr
Eve-r_v S[l(‘('l(‘.-.~‘. of’ goods will be oflcrcd at [)t’l(:t‘.~
Joinn pay a visit to the iiiiniaturc fair.
\‘\'ll.LlA.\I E. R.-\Y.\lO.\’l).
VET ll E _
invite the :itt‘oiit'i
'l"ruiil.s. Vsilices, Carpet. liiigs. M3175. Rugs.
&c. &‘.c. which be has coastaiitlv on ll2Hl(l-
liarness, coinhiiiiiig iieatiiess \\'lill(lltl't1l)llll._\‘.
not liiil to satisfy c.i.ist.oiiicrs.
Norwalk, Nov. 1.1349-
gu1;.;ci~3liei‘l1:iviiig had an appartmcnt. fit _ _
9;. of the public to his exteiisive assortiiient. ol Sziililli-.s.
\Vliips, L21-slics. P>i'iisii<--s.Ciii-r_yconil»s.téiianfiiiios
He l1:tSU1l llillltl several sorts of i'ci'_\' liulit single
at this estalilisliiiicnt, ofthevory best materials
Repairing Llm
Just: 1'(1C‘c‘.lVF¥(l a lot. of Biiliiilo Robes, Blankets, 6.-'.c.
A-"ctr: II'mie.s‘3 and Sarltllc E.::taZ2[£.»'i’ii22ei2t.
ted up bcncatli tho Coniiccticnt llotel. would
llai'ii-".=.sc:-t.
l*‘.v._-ry article in his lint-.ol' linsiui-,-s inay be had
and style ofworknianship. at prices which will
ie in a neat; and substantial niaiiiicr.
F. 1} RADLEY.
ADDL ES, l'l:ll'tteSS('-S, _
P Silk Purse Twist, Bolts, \Veb'o, Saddlery
IV. B. Harnesses iizanzifizcturcrl to order.
isiiiiiiieitst %,
I-I/‘gs; Side (he Bridge, nearly 0p].i0.sz'./.6 if/ze l\T()I"ll’(l/7.3 Ilolcl.
Mestttfactuxer and Dealer in
'.lf'rimks, Vallrcs. Carpet llziqs. .,‘ati-.licls, Vliips. Mutts, Bruslies.
\Varo, Trunk Locks, (to. &'.c.
Terms /?i'i;0m.7,>..7e.
TRUE?‘ T'E’$EES,
AT Tiii-1
SOU'l‘ll NO[l\'\’.-\L.l'\' l\lURC~'El‘..Y.
7 "1 ll E siiliscri!iei's i'ospcctl°ull_\_-’ solicit the at-
l£‘.lill0ti of li‘ruit. ,<_:i'n\vei's. to the-ir st oil; of
'l‘i'i-cs. consisting of clioici-. Apple. Pear, Chor-
i’_'i'. Plum. Alnicot and Pearl) Trees. \V(’
wi.sl'i to call pariicolzir atteiition to our large
stock of Evei's1i'eeiis and extra si'/.ei.l llorse
Clicsiints. and :‘-lountaiu Asli Also._a very fine
lot 6ll’l‘Stll)(-‘llil and Calawlia Grape villi-s. Also.
fherllrue Re(_l _»\[if\\'P,1‘l) R2lS]ll)l“ll'_\". ()'ll' Nlll'SC'
ry lies a few rods Souili west ofilic (l(’_]1Ul_’-
GEO Sc‘.\'t\lOUR. & (IO.
N, B__—\Vo wish it to be ilisiiiictly 11ll(lPl'-
Stooil that \\'f‘-éllttVt’. no business coniiectioii with
lra St“_\‘tl1i')L11‘.
GEENKEUS .£ll.G~&§§§ ll
A NE \\v" and ciegiiiit Omiiilius, lioni the city
of New \'()|'l\',‘lt3tS _p:st lieen placed upon
the ioiit.c between Norwizlli aiiil South Nor-
walk. and will leave (‘-llltPl' place. (near lllt-'
lfloaid Station at. Souili Norwalk.) at such hours
as will acconiodato those arriving by. or wish-
ing to lal-:0 the ti-aiiis. \Vii.i.iAin Ci:oru'r.
L‘-lorwalk. Oct. 7, 18:30. 41
Norwalk Cemetery Associa-
tion.
T a Meetinfz of the i\'orwalk Cemctei'_v
. Association, licld _Aiigi.i.st ‘.29tli., 18:30, in-
ted that. Evert Quinta rd and Lyman llicliaids.
the groiiiuls of this Assoi-iiitioii. as i'¢‘:1=l|'(ls
iiionuiiieiits. tonibstoiies. and ciiclo.~:i.ire of lots.
and that no person shall dig it _v__»i'ave. or crect
stones to graves. without perin'ission and advice
of said coininittee.
Altcsl. E. Qui.\"i'AtiD. Chairman.
\V. C. S'rm:i:'r. Sec‘y pro tem. 44
Banbury & Norwalk .'E§ai1ro:i.c1
()'l‘lCl*3 is lt(‘.t(-'li_V gii'eii to the subscri|iei's
in the Capital Stock of‘ the Danlii.ii'_v and
Noi-walk Railroad Coinpany.tliat the l’i'esi-
dent and Dirc(-toi's at a inecling held at. Nor-
xialk, on the 13th day of Septniiil).ei'. 1850. 1:0-
lcd that. an instaliiiciit of 10 per cent. on the
I.-apital stock. ‘including the amount paid at the
time ofsubscribing. be paid to the 'l‘i‘easurei' on
or lwfore the '20th Oct. next.
And that t'oi-tlier instalnieiits of 10 per cent.
be paid on or bef'ore the first. illoiidays of De-
ccinlier, Januaiy, Fc».bi'uai'y, March, April.
May. J1 nc. July, and Augiist. next:
The siibscri|iei's residiiig at Norwalk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to \Villiain S.
L0(-'li“'00d. Esq.. Assistant 'l‘reasui'er.
.,C..Ql'I,l_ll(:ttl§3‘.S. of stock, and amount _p_a__id, will
be ready at the time of payment; of instalments.
for delivery. .
Noi-walk,J.-in. 1.1849,, _ , 13
r - ‘--- 4..
'furd, ,I_,’.c_is\vell E-loyt.
_ AARON SEEL’E'Y,.\Ti'ét'l§u1'lei‘. ,
V 1lnnbu}',,16tVh‘$epteinber,1§35_0,_" T
Coiiiiecticut lloti-l at the Biidgc. and the Rail;
‘to it criiuiiiittce to liare geiieral St.:|iP.t‘Vl$l0ll "f.'<.tlici‘ Starch.
TO \V(‘)OLl§N AND (,‘O'l"i‘ON
IE-’i'.€an=_=_§<‘..c*‘ca:.z'e1's.
I'7:'i'gz/s-(iii‘:i jlrrou: Root Slam-7i.
VT‘ ill‘) sl1i)SCl'lllf_‘.l‘S have llt‘l'.ll :ippoiiitcil Solo
.13. 2l§_1l.‘ltl'Sl()i'lll(‘. sale of li‘ci'giisii:i’s ;\l:iiiu-
liii-ttii'ci's‘ Arrow Ron‘ Staicli. and c.‘-pcct to
be coiistaiitly i'ei-.civiiig it in .\‘|-lll('.l('.tllI quanti-
ties to fill ordcrs to any cxtcixt. li is war-
rantcd pure, and inado l'roiu A niiow liorri‘ only.
lilroiii the testiiiioiiials l'uriiislii-.il to us by
M 1'. l*‘ci';_*ii:iiii. it iippciiizs that " 'l'liis tlt'll(:lu
has been usi-il in ii niinibi-r ol' iii:iniil'.u;1oi'ics in
New York and New l iigliiiiil, the past you 1'.
with unp:ii'allulleil sin-i_-css. lt tliiiiis a siziiig
l'orCottoii oi’ Voolen Yarn, of _t;rc;it consis-
tency and cxtraoriliiiary cliciipiicss. It takes
the-. place of glue itllll_‘._Z_('lll(‘l'. its that aitiitlc is
not added to the siziiig niadc of" this .‘~'ta:cli. lt
renilers the cloth llI'lll(’l' and more elastic. and
gives to the goodsa t'l('.ll gloss that .lci‘lanil
Moss and other cxpcnsivc pi'cp.ii'atioiis cannot
bestow.”
'l‘llL‘- following arc extracts frtiin lcttcrs latc-
ly l't‘tfPl'.'eil 1--
-- Jr is prepared siiiiilarly to Olltl‘-1' Start.-li
l'oi'si'/.iii_r.:. ll iiiakcs tlic thri-ads ol' woolen
yarn smoother and siioiisici than other Siarcli;
(IlIl’].70I1I.'(/ (3/' tr. is: Il‘I)l'."/I. I/irr-c /zoum/s Q] pota-
to S/,Il!‘(.'/I/l)I'S?.ZI.'II'1'{' woolen _i/(irii. l have liea rd
it highly i'cccii;iiii-iidrcl for cotton.”
(Sigiiml.) D.-\.\'i:-zi. B.-\'oi.i~:1'.
Pittsficld. April 28. 18.31.
" \Ve l1tl\'(‘. iiscrl it tic:-irly two yours. and
~fiiid it lltl'Cllt'-tt})Pl'tttit.ll)Gllt*1'lllztligit|0 or any
I aiii confid.--n1 it would bis
lniucli better for lllt‘ cotton iiiai‘.iil':ictoi'ics to
sulistitutc. it iii-tcad oi’ potato st:-iri-li.”
Sigiir-il.) T. CLAPP, 3:).
Pittsficld. April 539. 18.131.
‘" I am oliligcil to _«__viv<-. yours the pi‘:-ti-.rciice
both as |'(‘§_'ttl‘LlS quality, economy. labor in up-
ipiication, beauty, c\‘c.
(Si;;ii«~il.) C. H. A'i'iii:n'i'riN.
l-lariforrl. Apiil"29,18-'31.
'l‘ltc Itittt)l1ldCllil'et‘ lttl\’llt}_' introduced ina-
cliiiiery in its pi'cpai-aiioii. tlicieby l(,’S3‘(:‘-till-If: its
cost. is i-nablcd to ofiia ' at a li.irthci' rcduccd
pricc. For sale. \Vlinlc.s:ili-. by
SCHlEl4‘l7l‘-ILIN BliO'l'llERS &- CO., _‘
20 104 and 106 .loliii si.. New Yorli
Eagie Fire said water E-“roof
_ Paint,
OP» the painting of Biiiltliiigs of all kinds
it is uiicqualleil bv any Paint now in use.
.‘\llPl‘_l)£'ltlg :i_ppliedaiii.i c.\posed to the a'ir_.tit.
fiirins a hard solid slate’ or metallic coating
wli':cli,adlaeres closely’ and .l't-Pllltlllls iincliaiiged
‘iy exposure. 'l'lie basis of the Paint being
fbi'iiied(il3 pei'.5_,,oxy'hd_ gl'Ii_'on 'cannot iiudcrgo
_l'uriher change being wholly g'mpcr~u'ous to
.ciIlier Fire or ,l*Val'cr. l'oi'ins ‘a perfei,-t‘ cement.
for-_.i-oots.. .:F.u.i:lieii.uty.dur=ibj11t,i;..iii1d s2it9t3'._iP
stands unrivalled. ,F_o'i"=.'s_a~le.by. . ‘ .
‘AV. E. ‘Iii.-_S,_SE"I'.l'..‘,‘A‘gé'o‘t f‘oi"N'6i‘\va'lk. y
~u_'_,
Paint your Pences. q
.; -SANFORD has just rec'd a qua ntily of
' '9 siipEn-i:_ii- M inera l Pa int. wa rra ntcd equal
1 o any Paint ever bet"oi'e ofl"ered to the public.
lt_is' proof’ iigiiiiist fire, water'aiid wentlier——'t-
is uncliaiigealile in its c0loi'——'-it mixes readily
with any kind of oil. and is it llcfilltllul dark
brown or freestono color. This Paint rec’d
the premium at the N. Y. State Fair held at.
Albany in 1850. in competition with the Ohio
Fire-proof and sevr-ral -other mineral Paints as
superior to anyiliing of~tho kind in use for
cheapncss and durability. .. Numerous certifi-
cates ofits supei'iority have been given by those
who have tested. it. of wliicli these aie mo:
** \Ve have" used your mineral paint in paint-
‘ing curs nml.iiiiii.scs and upon our road, and we
can sali-.ly i'ecomni.-nd it as a very superior
clieap and durable .-irticle of paint.”—Hi-:.\i.u\'
ll. l’iii:i.Ps. Superintendent Syraciise &: Utica
Railroad. Oct. 30. 1850.
“I have used a la rue quaiitity of your min-
eral paint. and 1 find it to be far preferalile to
to the Ohio or any otlier piint now in use-—it:
is impervious to water, and iiiicliaii_'—_iea|ile-. in
C0lni'."—-ll0R.»\Ct-I Joiit\‘so~.\', Painter for the S.
{KC U. llailroad Co.
This l‘.-iint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
Agent ll)t'lll(‘.llltlttl1lil(flUl‘Rl'S.
\Vcstpoi-t, Mari.-li ‘24. 1851.
Crockery at Raymond's.
AN ciitirely new and di-.sirable assoriiiicnt
ol't'.lie liest qualities (:P(€l‘()l'li('l')’, 6'llll)l’tl(‘-
in}; almost every article in the line cin be fbimd
at. the store of the siib'sci'iber at. prices below
any other cstablislimcnt in town.
leif
\V. 12‘. 1AYI\IO~.\'D.
New Canaan. April 152.
Great Bargains
A RE ofli-.red in the way of llroadclotlis.
. . Cassinieres and VOSlll1L[<. all of" which will
be iiiaiiull-ictiii'cd to order in tho lttl.l-.‘.~l style. or
ciit frcc oi’ oxpciise. l.’ei'l'ci-t fir gaiirai:ticd.
iii‘ no sale-—:it L. ll Ali.-'\;\" ll) Ll‘: & C()’..\'.
‘G2~i.7‘iniios.v $31355.
.5-iifl
l3(lXlCS lv‘rcncli and American
sale wliolcsalc and ri-.:iil bv
\Viudow Glass. assorted" sizes. for
15 s'ri-i 1-It£'l‘ it QUI.\"l'.-\'RD.
Garpetizzg.
E - lCCElVED this day, (lii'i.-ct. fioiii aiictioii.
20110 yards of coinmoii, line, siipci'tiiic.
and tlirei-.-pl_vCarpeting wliicli will he sold at a
great. bargain. C. J. (}l{U.\1Ai\‘.
Popiizis.
?""‘ll E S|_]i)S('1ll)(‘l'.\‘ have _i_u.-it rcc‘d aiiotlici' lot
H oftliosc. liciiiitiliil Popliiis and are .\‘f‘lllll_.‘.I
tlicm low as usual. Ell A l.[.()li.\" LY Ll£\‘v’lS.
' "Al LS AN D SP ll\'lCS.—:300l;c9r_s- cu! nails
and spilacs. :is..~oiti-il l'roin 3d finc to 7
tat,-tics. lorsalc by S'l‘li 1': El‘ t\‘ Q1} l .\ 'l'.»‘. ll l)
- .r.:'= ‘rev strasrrv
.:=z. .=;s.__.;s‘9 its
. "'1 ‘
‘dTfl.i?i§iL'
For the Curcyof
C€}U'GH.§.‘=, G01.-BS,
IEOEESEETEESS, BR13331-
orzztszs, omens, .e.sTsz-
REA, 'Vi.E’-.'0GPiI€G-COUGI-I
.£‘.i.I‘-3'1) G02:‘i‘é":.'§:i'M?’?.-"K€aI~T.
'l‘ll lfi imziliiiililc i'i~iui-ily for all di.-eascs cl
throat and liiiigs. hasattaiiii-(1i:i':3i-lii'li_\' lion: ll>
(f|ll'(-‘S. lt‘.‘\‘(¥t' iifiial-~-.l by any Ulll(‘l' tltPtll(Zlllf'
ll(.‘lli:'(‘. Other pi'cp:ii'atioiis ll:i\'t‘ .‘~’llU\\':lllt(lll -
st-lvcs palliative-. :iiidso:iictiuics ctieizti-il iuitalil .
c'..i-cs, lint none has cvcr so fully won the call-
ilciicc ol'cvoi'y (:tilll!llUl‘.ll_\' \\'licri~. it is known.
Alti-.i' ya-ars oltrial in i-\'i-iy i:lliii:itc,ilio icsiilts
have iiirli.<piiiably sliown it to i‘(is.~:i-ss a iiia.~ii-r_\
over this tl3|l1_'_"t‘.li‘i'i1*3 class oi‘ iliscasc. w ii ,3:
coiilil not lisil to attract the ttllt-‘.lillU'.l of l’hysi-
ciaiis. l’:itii,-.iits. and the politic at lzii-ge.
Soc the stiitciiioiits. not of‘ ()l)’~'(:lll'lv2 iiidiviil.
nuts and lioiii far ilistaiit places, but of iiwii
who are known and respected t.liroii_glioiit ll:(-.
coiiiiti'_v.
'l‘h.- wide-ly (’f‘l(‘l|l'ill(‘il Stiigcon. Duct. V.‘-. L-
l“N'i" NE i\lU'l"l". ol i\lt'.w York city says
‘* lt g':vcs inc plc.=i.siirc to ct’-rtily tho \‘iiltIt‘Z
and i-ftiitzii-y oi" .-\_\'i'cs Cll?l‘l‘_Y Pi-ctoral.’ wliich
l coiisiilci' pi-ciiliiir ad.-iptcd to cure disc:iscs of
tlio tlirivat and liiiigs.”
Dr. 1’cil.i=.:.s. the vcnerablc Pmsiilciit of‘ tlic
Vcriiioiil Ni-iiii-iil Ciillegzii, out-. ol'tli(~. ciiiii‘.i-iit.-
l_v lcariicil pltysiiziaiis ol' this couiitry wriii-.s thi-
Clii-.i'i'_\‘ l’i.-ciozal is cxiciisivi-ly ;i.<i-rt in tlii~.-ti-c
iioii, wlici'e it has shriwiiiiiiiiiistiilizililccviili-ncc
ol'its liappy ct't'i-ct: upon the puluiosairy dis-
rascs.
'l‘l;i-. llcv. Jan. 1). C«>i~.lii':ine. a ilistiiigiiislicil
Clx-rgyiiiaii oftlic liliiggii-li Clinrcli
\vi'itcs to the propii;tci' fzoni t\lontri~al. that he
lnisbecii (:llI'(‘.<l ol'ii .\'(‘.‘J(‘.t";‘. asilimatic ii l‘fi-.rt.ioii.
by Clii~i'i'y l’i-ctoral. llis lciti-r at liill ll’llf_'lll
may bc _f'oiiii~'l in ()ltl'Cli’(.'tll:l|'. to bc lt‘:ltl of" tin-
aj_ioiit, and is \\‘Ul'lll_\' the attention oliislliiiiatic
patieiits.
This l('llt".l' is from the well l.nown Dru -ist
:it. lllllsilzalo i\_llC.'ll;:i1ll, one nlitliii l:ii'j-_r_i'ist deal-
crs in ihc State. and this case is from his own
obseivation.
llii.i..sii.-\Li-:. ."»licii., Doc. 10., 18-18.
Dear Sir: llllltl(’(ll:tlt‘l\' on t't'.t_'i'l[il of your-
Clii-i'i'y l’i’ctnr.il, lc:ii'.'icil a lmttlc to an ac-
qiniiiitaiicc of‘ iniuc who was tlioircht to be ncar
his find with qnicl. uiiisiiiiiptiiiii. lle was tlii-.n
unable to rise l'roiii his bcd,aiid was cxtri-iiu-ly
ti-i-lilo. llis li'ir-.iids liclii-vcrl lic iiiust soon die
ltlIll‘.<S i'clicl'i-iiulil be obtaiiicil llll' him, and l
iniliicrd him to giro your 0.'~1Cf-'lt\.iil ii'ii-iii:-iiio tl
ti ial. 1 iiiiim-iliati-ly loll: town fir tlircc woe-lgs
and you iiiziyjviilgc. my surprisc on my 1‘(‘lttl‘ll,
to izii-ct him in the strcct‘ on my way llzllllii
from the ciiis. and find lic hail ciitii'ely recov-
ori-il li'oi.ir xvi-cli.- from the day he (:()lllt!1t‘ll-
ci-d takiiig your iiieiliciiii-.. lie was at; work at
his arduous trade of lilacl\.~iiiitli.
'l‘liere are other cases within my knowlcrlge.
wt-.i'c Ilic C|icIi'_‘,' Pcctoial has l)(?&‘ll .~:iiigiilai'
siircossliil, but none so llli!l'l\('-‘fl as this.
\r't-ry truly ytilit'~. G. \V. l_1-,\’1')t_-1 P.,\\"Q(‘_)[)_
ll.\.\‘ovi-zii. (lziin, Atitll :3. 18.30.
Dear Sir: i wish l could tell all that stiller‘
with a (t()U_:_t_ll. what _\‘ti'.1l‘ Clicrry Pei-.toi'al has
done for iiie. lt ilocs 1-teeiiitlie-._v iiiiglit he bon-
liltcri by the inliirniatioii. l had ii lung fever
which tell. my lungs \vr-alt and lllll|tll(*tl’lit.'.lI1f_',
vcry 1'--i-liloiiiiel unable to gain 51;-.;.;gi|, at "It,
my l'ricnds tlioiigjlit l must. soon sink in con-
siiiiiptioii. 1 had no apyctitc. and a drnadl'ul
(3(i1l_;{ll was last we:ii”iiig tlif! away. 1 licgiiti to
take _’-,'our licaiitihil iiii.-iliciiie. bytlie advice ol'
:i (2l&"l'§,{_\'ll1tll1. who l'iiids.ecii its effects l)(‘llil'(‘.
ll eased my (Kilt;-Ll! at first, and gave me icst. at
nigtit. in loss tliau a fbi-tiiiglit I could cut
wcll, and my cough had ceascil to be trouble-
soiiic, my appetite'i'ctiiriii d. and niy lbod nour-
ished mo, wliicli soon i'e.~toi'eil my sti'i':ii;_{tli.—
Now. after five weeks, I am well and Sll()l1f_Y.
with no tll.lH-‘I’ he-lp than your Clierry Pct-toral.
Yours with i-inspect. JULlA D l’..-\;\'.
l lii-i'e-l,iy certify tliit. the above statemem of
mv wife is in conl'oi'mity with my own views
oflier case and her cure by A_\'er’s-. Ctm,-,~y
Pcctoral. JOSEP H DEAN.
'l‘lie above named Joseph Dean and Julia his
wife. are personally kiiowirto me. and implicit.
coiifiileuce m=iy_l.-e placed in ll]('l1'.\ltll€’l1l(‘lll’.
SAMUEL C. VAN DER \VEi\’T.
Pastor ofttie Baptist _Cltu|_'-'_‘ll.
Pi'epai'ed and sold by James C. Ayer, Prac-
tical” Clieniist. ,L?i\vi>l’l',’i\liiss. . ‘
’ Sold in Norwalk by \V'._‘E.Bissell; in Stani-
rm-5.’ Lockwood. and b_i,-"tho drugists general-'
ly tlir.ougli‘out the State. -
Hats, Caps and ,StrawGcods. __
V S and the public generally.tliat lie is now
turning ofltlie spring style of hats of all quali-
ties amt 'U(ZI"1..Cl1.€S- Gentlemeii can be f'uijni,s;li-
ed at lllslfisltlllllslilnent‘ withas good an iiitlcle
as ca ii be found either in the city or country.—
Many who have worn his hats will clieeitully
testify to tlii=irclieapnes.s. durability and neat-
ness. His 534 hats aie equal. if not superior,-t.o
the $5 ones obtained at the great emporiuins
inihe city. Call in and see for yourselves.—-
Also. CAPS of‘cvn:'ylvariety. sold here cheap-
er (lien can be fizz/I at. any other place in low».
'l'lii.v he plea/grsliiinsclflo do. Also, S'l‘RA\V
(iO()DS—-—aii extensive assort.men_t of Palm
Leaf. Legliorii. China Pearl. Pamama_ and
cliildi'cii's,liincy straws triincd and imtrimed
constantly on hand and of styles "ml l""°93
which caniiol fail to please. Come one. come
all. Quick sales and small. profits is the molly.
-.\'o. 15 Alain street at the Hat. and Cap sign IS
the place for liiiijuiiiiis.
Norwalla. April 16th, 1351..
_______________
Corn 351. enters &. Seed Sewers.
\, i 1-) are the sot.-.'owiiei's for the right for
the State of Conn. (with the exception
oi" l‘.lilt"‘lltt'il Coiiut_v‘,‘ for the above articles—
and would ca iition all persons agaiiist any iii-
l‘ill1_(-_jf’.ll1&,‘l1l. 'l‘liese Planicrs and Seed Sow-
ers are supei'io:‘ to any other now in use. and
so simple in their c:illSll'll(:ll(Hi and easy in
their operatioii. that they can be managed by
a child. The price is so low as to bring them
witliia the i.ise of all For f'urt'uei' partii-.iilai's
we would refer to the article itscll'. whicli iniiy
be seen at- llOLCO.\lB «SC l.Y(').\”-“Z
S3 \\-'atci'-st.. Bi iilgepoit’.
Persons wisliin_g for the ageiicy of the-. aliove
ai'tii-.les. can apply to us. The I‘l_£_'_lll for all
the (ftillltiltis, wiili the exception of l7airlield
and New llavc-.u. is for sale. Thesi-. we wish
to rctaiu for our own sales. 1?
‘ Very Cheap.
‘* Pl NO~.\ l3D().\i l-NA L SUPPOR'l‘ERS
K . and Slioiildcw brace-s, for curvature oltho
Spine and kiiidred diseases; ol'iillsi7.cs.l'oi' sale
at. vci'_\‘ lo\v prices (iieai-l_\' one half‘ loss than-
t’.»riiierly.) bytlie siibsciibcr. Call and see
tliciii at the office of DR. A. lllLL.
4
.l:iii. '3c'lli. 1851.
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'Z.xJ‘~1.u.':.'.t ¢":;tc;L-112,4. E5517 H’, .
.o.. .. ..,
W 7:1
i -"*1-A
at‘ -'
if E
31 . Sferlz éic. N. Haven Railroad‘.
SUt\l.\fl£l"t Al'tlI.»\.\'(:il£-.\ll'l_\'l‘.
{ N and al'tcr ‘.\loiiday, April ‘.’8ili. t'lie*f'o~l'.-
l()\\‘ll1_£1lt‘tilttS will leave the Canal $lI'('('t
station ncar l5rcailw:iy. l’as.scngci's will also
lw. l'('(‘(‘l\'0(l at the New York and llailem
liaiilroail ()l‘ll('.P. at ‘37th st.
'l'l.IAl-.\'S l*‘l{OL\1 Nl~‘.\V YORK.
1- .'\(3(‘(llYllll()(litllull 'l‘i'ain at: 7 A. in. for N-
llavcii and all llil(31'lll(_‘.llltllt‘ stations. Passen-
gnrs. lion. the \Vay statioiis for Albany. and,
ilii-. statioiis on the tlousiitonic and N.iii;:ati.ick
Raili'oad.<, will ll:l\(‘- this 'l‘raiii and stop at
llriilg_rc;iori ; for l’l.'ll'lllil'tl, Si;iii:gfiiililiiiiil Bos-
ton,_ioin lCxpi'e.~s 'l.‘rain at ;\'cw llaven; for
Cziiizil llaiiroziil 'lli‘ain at. i\'i'.w lla'.'vii.
Expii-ss 'l‘i~aiii at 8 A. in. l'or Staml'oi'd,
liI't:lg¢‘ii(ti‘l and Nmv llavi-ii. ilieiici-. to Hart-
liird.Spriiiufielil and lioston. l’iisscii,r_vci's fin‘
f.‘aiial llviilioaiil will take ilic cais at New
ll.'tVt‘ti ; lit!‘ the lloii.-atoiiii: Railroad to Albany
and l’itt.~li.~-tel. and for the Naiigatiicl..iailroad
-it l}i'iilgI.-purl.
3. A('coinii~iiilatioii "l‘i'aiu at 9 .-'i. M. for New
lliI'.‘t’ll and all inte~i‘iiicdi.:ti- staiioiis. Passeii-
gr-is by this 'l'i:iiii for the Ctiiiiil Kiiili'oiid, will‘
rciiiaio at New ll.l\‘(".ll until 25:‘. 1*. in.
4 l'<i!(}(jltll 'l‘l"«Illl zil ll.1-'3 A. M. fol’ Port:
Clio-to ‘and into; lllf‘-tliillt‘. sttiiiiiiis.
5. Esqa-r~s<'l‘r:iiii at 3 p. in. for Sltllilli)I'(l.
N(t|'i,\’:lll{. l’)t'l(l:;{t'.]ii 1'.‘ and .~'\'c.\v llaveii, thence
to ll.iit.‘iir.-l. Spi-in-_'ti:*.lilaii:l llostou, coiiiii-cliiig
at liiiil,'-"‘"lmi*t wiili 'l‘rain of lioiisatniiii: Rail-
road to l’iit.-ti».-Id. and with 'l‘r.iin of Naiigatuck
ll:iilroad. (in 53;itiii'ilays this 'l‘rain coniiccls
\\'iili'l'i':iiii i.t'f,'anal R.2Illt'iiti(l at Ni3‘.\' llttvmi.
G. Ai-i-oiii::i:id;i'.ioii 'l‘iaiii at 4 1*. M. liir Neiv
llavcn andiiit.-i'iiieili:itc stiitioiis.
7. fjoiiiiiiiitaitioii 'l‘rain at 5 ‘35 P.
l’i.~iilgi-;:oit and lIllf‘l’l11(‘=(ll:llC statiinis.
8. Siiciziiil 'l‘iaiii at ($.30 P. Iii. l'oi'Poi't.Cl1cs
tor and int.c.i'iiii-iliiitc stiitioiis.
Tlt -\ l I\’.‘,4 '.l‘() BI E \V YORK.
1. Spi-c'i=il 'l‘raiu at :3.‘_’0 .-x. M. from Port
Chest:-r >'l’U1‘i[)ll§f_{ill all llll*.‘l'ltH‘-(ll2tl(‘. statioiis.
L’. Uoinn'iiit:ition 'l'riiiii at :3.-lll A. zit. from
Bi-iil,<_-'1.-poi‘i,striping at all the iiitci'iiicd'iate sta-
ttoiis.
3. .-‘.i~<.:oiniiiod.-iiion 'l‘rain at 6.15 .1. in. from
New llavi-vi, stoppiu;1iit. all iiitnrineiliatc sta-
tion. i'ei-6-iviug p ssci.-;_;ci' l'roiii Néltlgtllucli Rail-
road at lii'iilgi-poi'.’.
-'1. A i-coniinodatioii 'l'raiu at 6.15 .-i. M. from
.‘\'i-.w l1lVt'll..\‘l()i);lltl_£{ at all iiitciwiicdi.-ito sta
iions. l'f‘\?('l\’ltl11[):lSSf?l1gtTl'S l'i'om the ll:iitfurcl
and New llavcii,Caiial ind N.-iiagatuck Rail-
rods.
.5. l‘:.\Z[tl'(‘SS 'Pi':iiii at 1.15 1*. n.. (in connec-
tion with tho l-‘.xpri-ss 'l'ra:n l'i'oni linstoii) l'i'oin
.\'i-w ll:ii.'cii,.'~:topp'-ii:1 at Bl'lll(’110tl. .\’oiwalk
and Staiiil'oril——ircciviiiv pass!-ii;;cis from the
lloizsatciiic Railroad at B:idgcport,:ind Canal
llailioad at Nciv llaveii.
(5. Special 'l‘i:iin at " “'
. .--._‘—_.._:>. ~,..'..*>..‘..,...'-.—:1' -. ~;._u-
..,,
":.'(‘.-'3"-i :4 '
M. for
.;..-i.) P. M. from Port
Clu-stci-stcppiii}_v at al? iiitci'inculiaie stations.
7. Accoiiiiiiozlatioii 'l'rain at 4.20 1’. M. (re-
ci-ii.’in,<_r piissi-i'i;_icis from the .'\t'(f0llilllUtlitllUf)-
llraiii l':om llo.-ton) from New llaveii. stopping
at all iiitmiiieilizitc .-tatinns.
8. l~Ixpress'l'i'aiii at %'¥..lt)p. M (oriuconnec-
tioii with the lCx;ii-ess 'l‘i'.iin lroiii lio-‘ton, stop-
ping: at lli'iil_gi-po t. Noiwalk and Staiiiliird. ar-
Vivi. ;_v iii New York at 11.30 1’. M. Eva-niiig
'l‘i'aiii l‘roni Pittsfield coiinects with this 'l‘raiii.
ttl l‘ll'lfl;_;t‘p(Ill. A
NE \V l'lAVi'§tl AND
SPl‘:(:‘l.‘\l-4.
Bi}lDGl£POR'l‘
lilroin New l'.:i~.-mi at'f).5€1..i. M.t'or tlangatuck
llailroad and l3i'id,«;cpoit.
“ New llavcn at 1’. lil- for lilill'ord
and .\'aii<.;atiick llailroad Junction.
*‘ New llavcii at .3.€3t) 1». 3:. for Naugatuck
l’\:iili‘cail and l'3i‘iil_;i-post‘.
From lil‘l(lj_'(~*t‘(i1'l at ($.30 A. 31. for New Haven
i"i-oiii Niiiigiitiicli llailroad.
“ Bi-iilgepxii-t at 2 1’. M. for New llaven
{mm [1()|)~':Il(llllU itlllffltttl.
" Naii_r_rati:ck Ptailro-.ul Junction at 4.30 P
M. in connection with that road.
R. B. J1 ASON, Sup't.
suit.
Ln. ..
'. a-’.},=;:'-"'-P»:
cusses. saetmaeen.
.5.-muncr Arrungcnicnt.
( N and alter‘ illonilay, April '28th. pasca-
get‘ t rains will ruiidaily, (Sundays except-
ed.) as liillo\v$=. .
Leave i‘\'cw Haven For Coli ‘-sville at 5.45"
A. M. 11.15 :\ Al. and 3.30 l’. M. ‘
Li-are New Haven l'oi"l‘aritl'vill:i and Colitis
ville at 11.15 A. M. and 3 30 l’ «M-
l_;(‘.:ll.‘(>,, Cotlmq.-i',ln for Ni-iw l‘l:t\'el1til.7.40 A.
31.. lfl.:35 A. ilvi. and 34-3 l’- 31- ‘
Lcave ’l‘ai'ift‘ville for .\'cw Haven at 7.15 A.
ill. 3 P. 11. .
'l'lie trains from New llaven at 5.45 A. M.,
Colliiisvillc at -int.-3 P. M. and 'l‘ari'il1‘iille at 3.
ll’. 31., are ti-eiglit. traiiis, with passenger ac-
coiiimodatioiis. ‘
S/>c(:i'.'il _/lI‘T(I.Tl_£'CmC7l/. V
On Siit'urdays, ll(-)t'(“-i|l.€(’.l',vlll1llll‘tll'l'l'l€?l'l10llCE,
the 2d passenger train out of New Haven will
leave at G P. M. or on the arrival of ll'lG‘3 P. ‘
Bl. cxiiicss train from New York.
'I‘rains ofthe llai-tf'n.nl, Providence and Fish
kill .R:Illl‘(ltl(l lcave Plainvillo for Hartford in
connection with the morning and afteriioon
trains from Collinsvilleand Tarifl'ville, at 8.15 r
A. M. and 12.301’. M. ..
The trains of the Canal -Road connect with
the trains of the New‘ York and New Haven,
.’.ailroad. R. B. MASON, Sup'tis'i7- '
Neiv Haven, Apl'l_l._28, 1851. ' ' i
C_ RANDLE would inform his pations""’
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