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Danbury & Norwall: Railroad.
. “OTICE is hereby given to the subscribers
V to the Capital Stock of the Danbury and
Norwalk Railroad Company,that the Presi-
dent and Directors at a meetingheld at Nor-
walk, ‘on the 13th day of September," 1850. ‘Iso-
ted’ that an instalment of 10 per cent. on the
capital stock, including the amount paid at the
time of subscribing, be paid to the Treasurer on
~ or before the '30th Oct. next.
And that further instalments of 10 per cant.
be paid on or before the first Mondays of De-
cember, 'Jann:1iy, February, March, April,
1¥I'a'V, June, July, and August, next’ . I
The subscribers residing at Norwalk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to \Villiam S.
Lockwoofl. Esq., Assistant Treasurer.
Certificates of stock, and amount paid, will
be ready at the time of payment of instalments.
for delivery. , V
AARON SEELEY, Treasurer.
Danbury, 16th September, 1850. '
Ii’tEP9.'fi"i‘&K’T CHANGE.
‘ DaiIey7s Magical Pain Extractor.
In. a new Wrapper and bares mac/L enlarged.
“XUTIONI Counterfcits of Dallcy’ Ex-
, tractor, in the old wrapper, flood the
m.-u'ket—nvoid l.hem as you would poison, for
they are as dangerous in their application.
Buy Dalley’s Extractor, only in l.he new
dress and large Boxes—you gain largely in
qua utity of 1.11:: Olllll11Pl]t over the old size, and
-what is more important yet—you avoid the
danger of being imposed upon by a _Counterfeit.
and are certain of getting the genuine article.
The Genuine Dalley Salve,as thousands will
testify, is an infallible remedy for theworst of
burns, scalds, piles, rheumatism, soreaud in-
flamed eyes, erysipelas, salt rheum, cuts,
wounds, bruises, and all cutaneous and inflam-
matory diseases. ‘
N. B‘. Every local agent will be provided
with acertilicale, signed by my lawful attor-
ney, and by the Travelling agent.
E2?’ See the new printed Cii'c11l:ii°s for 1850,
they contain much important and interesting
information. _ H. DALLE Y, .
_ 415 Broadway, N. Y.
Bellows Animal Galvanic,
The greatest,’ cheapest, a_nd most ecrtain
remedy ever discovered for the cure of dis-
cases of horses and 'cattle. I-lumnrs, sores,
swellings, strains, quittcrbone, gallcd neck and
shoulders, hard or spavin lumps——it cures with
- rapidity and certainty! and no case of po-
evil, has, as yet, resisted the wonderful prop-
‘erties of this great and truly valuable remedy.
Farmers and owners of horses and cat-
tle, try it once, and you will never afterwards
be without it..
Aer:-.\"rs—Norwalk. \V. E. Bissell; South
Nor\valk,G- \V. Smith; \Vestporr, John W’.
Taylor; New Canaan, S. C. Silliman; Stam-
ford. Roswell Hoyt. “'
' .255.
Ecol: ‘seller and Binds
% J.-XS just rcturucd from New York Will) a
I new and valuable collection of.‘-School and
Miscellaneous Books. Also, a la rge assortment
of Stationery, including Blank Books. Foolscap,
Lctter,and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
\=.'l1ich he will sell cheaper than they can be
bought for at any othcrstore in this vicinity.
5.-f7“°I:’>ool<s of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely lo\v rates,
and sa.‘.isfactien given to all.
J’. .2: '. Smitivfs Eliiarble Bl".-ztrd,
Near the B:-it/ge, Norwal/c. Conn.
EPULCHRAL Monuments and Grove
K. Stones of every variety ol'p:1tteI'ns, and of
the most skilful workmanship. The best as-
sortment of American and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to calland
give :1 personal in»:-pection of his material and
~.vo.rkmanship, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase ofAgonts without an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article con-
tracted for.
E-?"'I‘l1e-Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warrant it to give ertire satisfaction.
l-“lorwalk, Aug. 21, 1848. I
Sxllortyailz S-e.v1i.u.gs Esank.
I‘ U'I‘l.ClL‘ is hereby given that deposits will
.- be receivedfl' the treasurer at the Fair-
fteld County Bank, from 10 to 12 o'clock, A.
M. and from ‘2 to 4 o‘clock, P. M. on Mondays,
Tuesdays, VVednesduys, 'I‘hursdays 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
ha n} a written application to the treasurer,
stating amount and security. .
JR., Treasurer.
T. VVARNE R,
Norwalk', Dec. 3, 18-19.
E-cot, ‘-.&§1oe,Leat12ez* and Find-
zzag Store.
, _ IlE1.‘l RY 1'41.-\N])ES renevvw again
hisackzioxvletlgmenlsto the public had
1 - his friends for their generous patronage
_0_u1'mg the your past, and hoposto merit an un-
‘f3te|‘l'upte<l continuance of the business pg],-L-
l_3l({'lSl1ip which he has so long maintained with
I--“S 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
“id fricluls and the public. The character of
i1|=5.work is too well known to need a word of
przuse. It comprises every article of mon’s
and childrt-.n’s wc-.n', with 1{,ul)bcrs and Over-
sllocs in their season, for ladies a nd gentleman
Ft.\'nn\'cs of the host quality, and in any
quantity, suit<=.d lo_the wants ofthe craft.
Norwalk.Jnn. 1,1851. ]
Eflrotection Enstznezzce Co.
(_)f U A '1'-’..’.l.‘FO R l). Coax.
Capitol €éf‘.!<(}0,€)90-—: E-l"'i,l/.2 1"r7"r'1lcge to In-
C/'cLl.s‘c lo Ifal/' a fi‘l'illi0n.
‘P ’ILLlA.\'I C. S"I.‘l’tF.1L‘T,havingreccivcd
the agency oftho above named Compa-
ny is now prcparcd to iusu1‘0 Houses, Stores,
~..\Iills, Ii‘actoi'ies, Barns and the conlontsof each
together with every other species ofproperty
' .flgrri/1.5‘-t Loss or Dir;/rage by Fire.
The rates ofpremium ot1'ered,a.rc as low as
those of any other similarInstitution,and every
man has no-W an opporluniry,[1,1- ,1 1,1-ill«':ng:;um
to protect ll-imsolfagainst this c’l(-..~'.'ti~uct'ive elo
ment, which often in a single hour, sweeps
nwaythe earnings ofso many years.
It is iucumbcnton all persons applying for a
renewalor p-,-{icy on buildings, to inform the
agent of all changes in and about: the premises
that increase the hazard: or on machinoryren-
Ll8l'O(l unproductive by new inventions, usecex
less by c__hau_<_r_es in business, as no insurance
office is bound by their policy, to pay any more
than the cash value of property, at the time of
its destruction.
Norwalk, July 151*, 1851.
Ready Made clothing;
THE subscriber hason hand and intends
keeping a good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing ofall kinds. Also, a good assortment
of Cloths, Cassimeres.- and Vestingsa Which
he will make up to order in good-ystyl-e.aud at
short. notice.’ " ' ~ .
‘ N‘. B.'_Particular attention paid to cutting.
- THOMAS RILEY.
Noitwulk. Feb. 25. 1.851. . l 9 L
Arrival of New Spring Goods.
HE subscribers have constantly on hand
a large assortment of'Ready Made Cloth-
ing of all kinds. descriptions. and sizes, which
\. ill be offered at unprecedented" low prices.——
Any person wishing a good suit of Spring
clothes at a less price than they canghe pur
chased at‘ any other ‘establishment in this
town, is respectfully invited to call at. the store
of g 1 LITHAUER dc TURK.
.Great Bargains
. RE offered in the way of Brondcloths,
Cassimeres and Vestiugs. all ofwhich will
be manufactured to order in the latest style, or
cut free of expense. Perfect fit gaurantied,
or no sule—-at L. H RANDLE & CO’S.
rmrrr '1-nrzns,
AT THE -
SOUTH NOR\VALK NURSERY.
1‘ HE subscribers respectfully solicit the at-
tention of Fruit growers. to their stock of
Trees. consisting of choice Apple. Pear, Cher-
ry, Plum, Apricot and Peach Trees. \Ve
wish to call particular attention to our large
stock of Ever-,<:reens and extra sized Horse
Chesnuts, and Mountain Ash. Also,a very fine
lot oflsabella and Catawba Grape vines. Also.
the'I‘rue Bed Autwe i Raspberry. Our Nurse-
ry lies a few rods So th west nflhe depot.
‘ GEO. SEYMOUR 66 C0.
N. B.-—-\Ve wish it to be distinctly under-
stood that we have no business connection with
Ira Seymour.
Very Cheap.
PINO-ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
and Shoulder braces, for curvature ofthe
Spine and kindred diseases; _ofallsi7.es,for sale
at very low prices (nearly one half less than
formcrly,) by the subscriber. Call and see
them at the office of DR. A. HILL.
Jan. 528111, 1851. 4
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’ prices.
A
.'.Ilhie' Podrest Advertisement ‘We -I-five. Writtfinl
THE FOUNTAI.N,;7Il1ASgj BECOME ALMOST EXHAUSTED.
OUR repealed efforts to acquaint tbe.PeUPle of this section of the State with the va-rionskilidé 0f.—'|€.VV‘
ly .on their landing -upon the shores of the westerniworld-has
and fashi'onable,goods bought Ilpiuunecliate
been hi'gb[y'snccessf'nl. but it has=almost'exliausted
those who have never yet favored us with a call.
have :1 wm-rlfor "the ladies on this oéczrsinn.
wish to purchase any‘ article from‘ a No. 20 cambric needle to a one l'u1Tnr‘lI-ed‘dol_lai: dress._ d b
now on hand one of the-largest and best :tssolttm_ants , ofBL.-\_CK_ and FAl\(.Y SILKS e_verF_offere ' e-
fore in the Stute,aud we are weakly making a'dd'mons to our nnmerrse stock of Bcrages, l’op.ms. Berage
DeI.anes. Tissues,‘ Printed Muslins-in short every’
MANTILLAS and VISITES of the latest pattcrns.elcgantly trimmed,at low prices. Also, asploudid
assortuient ol_‘BL.-\ CK SILK LACES, all widths from 12 1-2 cts tp $12 perlyaril. Also, a great yariety
of‘ Laces, Swiss and Mullvlnsertings and Edglngs, Collars, A-c., loll doz. I-Iosicry. 100 do Lisle, Cotton,
Silk and Kid Giovesgpll at lower prices than anv 0
Raymonéfs Far-Fdmed Stand
own these dry goods monopoly than any other house in this section ofthe state.
ease of sales this season has made an impres.~‘inI| npon_l_he trading con_mumity.
OUR LO\vV PRICES do work a charm that is felt far anrf wear. and are drawing crowds deny to this
Has done more to cm tl
Our unpreccilentccl mcr
establishment. Come and see the new spring styles
from when lhev hear the prices named. Al.-to, 100 p" _ _
Gentlemen will also find a= complete as.-ortmcut collars. cravat.-',
\'Vorstcd. Linen and Cotton Vestings.
scarf.-3, silk and linen I-Idkf.-', black, white and light colored kill. -‘ilk. “slew lllfeilfl and 00"-
woolen.cottou and linen Stockings and half Hose.
whole stock of goods tngetller its equal cannot be found.
New Canaan, June 12th. 1851.
ofbriitging our EXTENSIVE As'soR-rwn.=.~_-r. or= DRY GOODS m the notice of
Those that come once are sure to come again, for no
stars wi1|1in.50-<mi|e_-*or this gstablislittieiit can make the inducements to purchasers that we can. _We
‘ However, solnctlnng r-‘ally worth the attention of all who
VVe have purchased within 20 days, 7 pieces of French twilled and plain Broadcloth in addition
to our former stock of '34 pieces. making an assortment that the closest pmchusers cannot getaway ~
our in_«_vi=.nnitv to devise somotliing new_.in this way
We have
style of Dress Goods which the market affords-
ther establishment. It is a fact that
-of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS at unusual low
laces of Cassimere of all qualities, 150 pieces of Silk.
'GbI"|xian Ointment. ‘
the outside wrapper, Wm. Ricluu-'ds. All pen'- ‘I
Also, Hats and Caps. linen Coats Tu
WM. E. RAYMOND‘.
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rLCv'u’- '-11.5311‘?-€.'~“ .
‘NTOULD call the attention of purchasers to his stock of SPRING DRY GOODS, which
for extent, variety and beauty of st-ylo. i
s much superior to that of any former season.
Among the variety of Goods designed for the Ladies, may be found a more desirable scleectiou
um“ “.,,_., ever om,‘-ad in Nor\valk.c0nsisting in part of Brocade, \Vatered. Changeable and Bl'k
SILKS, from 50 cents to $52 00 per yard; M. DE LAINES, CASHMERES, POPLINS,
ALPACCAS, BOWBAZINES, LUSTRES. GIN GHAMS, American, French and English
PRINTS, at prices and qualities to suit the most fastidious. Every other style of Goods to
meet the wants of the Ladies usually found in an extensive Dry Goods Store, can be had at
extraordinary low prices..
Gentlemen will find it very much to their interest to examine my stock of Goods designed for
their use, as I am confident they will find eartra inducements cfferccl them, being determined to
keep up the well deserved reputation of the OLD BRIDGE
sroac.
G. J. G-RUMAN.
Building Lots For Sale.
H E sul)scI'il)crs oll'ei' for sale. some very
desirable Building Lots,ou VVest Avenue,
opposite the residence of Hon.'I‘. B. Butler.
Enquire of E. B. PRICE at his residence; or
at '36 Maiden Laue. or of MOSES O. BANKS
18 Liberty St., N. Y. '
Also, some 70 or 100 loads of first quality
Building Stone. Enquire of E. B. PRICE.
Norwalk, May 10, 1851. 611119
mfifi H. D1IDDJJEBROOI§‘S
_‘ “gsaddle and Harness
ES'PA13LISHMENT-Thesnbscriberre-
spectfally informs the public that be con-
tinues the Saddle and Harness business a few
rods north of the Jongregatioual Church in
\Villon, where he has been for the past. two
years. Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks, Valises,
Carpet Bags, Bridles, ‘Whips, dzc-, &c., made
to order, of the best material and workmanship.
Pwpairing done in a most expeditious and
workrmmlike manner. All goods sold at the
IOWB-{I3 rates for cash.
II. MIDDLIZBROOK.
V.-’iltoi1, June 2d, 1851.
fizamilaus Line. _
THE omnibus will IGHVB
35‘; Norwalk iridge, opposite The
‘» Connecticut H otel,ul 7’: 8,45;
P. M., returning upon the arrival of each train
Passengers will be called for at their residen-
ces, by leaving their names at the store of L. J .
Grumau. Fare 6,’, cts. \VM. F. CROF UT.
AMERICAN MUTUAL
Life insurance Company.
’C-apital $100,000,
Invrgstccl in Bonds, Jllorlgagcs and Stocks.
Bates ofPremium reduced 25 per cent. paya-
ble in cash,annually semi-annually 01 quar-
'terly.
This Corizpaay lt(Zl/.6 Granted over
258363 Policies.
The Insured are Members of the Company
and share the profits equally. Dividends de-
clared annually on the 1st of January.
Eiertificate tier Profits
are transferable-—-will represent C A S H, secure-
ly invested, an.l not unpaid Premium Notes,
as is the case in the Credit Companies.
Policies
cannot be reduced at death, by having Premi-
um uotos deducted therefrom.
N0 California Ris/rs have been taken—nor will
extra-llazardous risks be assumed——and no
changes will be made in conducting the busi-
uess oflhe company, which will impair the in-
erests of its present policy holders.
‘ THE AMERICAN MUTUAL
IS 'ru1«: ONLY
Ferfecfiy liillutual Gcmpany
in the country——having but one class of incin-
bers—one system of payments—— no forfeitures
of profits—and no assessments ofmemlzers.
The public are invited to examine the Char-
ter, Plan of Operation, and Annual Report of
the Company.
Qflicers of the Company.
Bi~:N.r.S1L1.1.u.\N. Sr. Noums \ViLcox,
Presz'den/.'. Vice Prcsiclcnl.
BENJAMIN NOYI-IS, Joan W. Firon,
Secretary. Treasurer.
Boarcl of ’J'r'z/s/ecs:
Bonja min Silliman \Villi.-= Bristol
Norris\V2lcox John Dnrrie .
Henry Peck .LewisB. J udson,
Eli \V. Blake J'z'imes Punderford ‘
Jolm W. Fitch James E. English
Joseph E. Sheffield Lucius R. Finch
Sliornuin \V. Kucvals Edward a Mitchell
Ambrose L. .lordon Samuel Leeds
Cyrus P. Smith George D. Phelps
George. Hall 1“l€l(,lR|"1(:l-_ T. Pee;
Oftho 2.500 policies which have been issued
by this Company, but 28 have been granted
to persons residing out of New'England and
the State of New York. Total losses in 1850,
$4,000.
' Refer to
Clnules Isaacs,
E? B. Bennett,
'1‘. Warner, Jr.
C. Bissell,
Chas. E. Dlsbrow,
Chas. C. Belts,
Geo. A. Bissoll, \Vm. C. Street.
G. D. Jennings, George A. Davenport,
D1‘. Samuel S. Noyes, N.-Cimann,
, GEORGE A, BISSELL, Agent.
DR. S. LYNES, Medical Exaniiner.
_ Burning Fluid.
YOU need not complain of Poor Li0hts.——
_ T118 SUl1SC1'iber is receiving every? week
fresh Camphene and Burning Fluid. superior
to any soldm Norwalk'. . Try it and an those
not sausfied‘of the fact will have their money
returned. I4 orsale wholesale or retail at prices
to duty competition by \V. E. BISSEL,
Norwalk', April2'2, 1851.
Crockery at Raymond’s.
N entirely new and desirable assortment
_ of t.he best qualities ofcrockery, embrac-
ing almost everyarticle in the line can be found
at the store of the subscriber at prices below
any other establishment in town. . '
1 W, E. RAY7.VI0;\'D.
, N ew Canaan, April 12. _ '
&.c. &c. wl1iclL,he has constantly on ha nd.
Ha rness, combining neatuess with durability.
at this establislunent, of the very best materials and style of workma nship. at prices which will
not fail to satisfy customers. Repaix-igng done in a neat and substantial manner.
W'e.s‘t Side the Bridge, nearly
Manufacturer
, an,
opposite the lVo7'waZ/c Ilotel.
and Dealer in
ADDLES, Harnesses, Trunks, Valices, Carpet'Bags, Satchels, \Vhips, Matts, Brushes,
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Vebb, Saddlery
N. B. Harnesses inanufactured to
\Vare, Trunk Locks, &c. 550.
order. Terms fav0mZ2Ze.
P I-".’ B >
DI.uEY’S
ZVew I-Ia?‘-uess and Saddle Establis/mzent.
HE subscriber having had an appartmeut fitted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
invite the attention of the public to his extensive assortment of Saddles, Ha rue,-.ses,
Just receiveda lot. ofsuperior FLY NETS,
Norwalk, Nov. 1, 1849.
Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Mats, Rugs, \Vhips, Lashes, Brushes,Curry‘combs,Shanfmies
He has on hand several sorts of very light single
Every article in his line ofbusiness may be had
cheap for cash.
F. BRADLEY.
“,5, _, Farm for Sale. _
THE place formerly occupied by
3" s'_‘—f.g,Alviu Hyatt, dec’rl, IS offered for sale.
It consists of about three acres of good land,
with a dwelling-house and barn thereon stand-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying near
the house of Ira Betts, Jr., and on the line of
the Daub ury & Norwalk railroad. For further
particulars enquire of
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
'\Vilt)u, March 3,1851. 9tf
Two Farms for Sale
AT A GREAT BARGAIN’
‘ - The subscribers offer for sale two
F farms lying in the town of New Canaan.
" ' One of said farms is situated about four
milcs from Norwaolk landh g. and contains about
sixty acres of first rate land with a spacious
dwelling house and other out buildings thereon
standing. Also another farm containing about
one hundred acres ofgood land, with a farm
house and other buildings thereon standing
about three and a half miles from Norwalk
landing and is a most desirable farm for any
person who would like to be situated near the
5"]: water. ltis well divided into wood. pas-
ture, meadow and plow land_, and is well wat-
ered, and is worthy the attention of those who
wish to purchasea good farm. For‘ further
particulars enquire oftho subscriber at New
Canaan or of Chas. Isaacs, at Norwalk.
WILLIAM DRUMIVIOND.
New Canaan. Dec. 9. 1850.
For Sale.
A valuableliomestcad of 526% acres of
F pf land,formerly the residence of Jurecl
.. .. Ayres, in New Canaan. On it isa good
no 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. 23$ miles north-west of Norwalk'
Bridge. Also, six. acres‘ of" wood and timber
land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
lage. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of VVatts Comstock, Esq. in New
Canaan. For further particulars enquire of
the subscriber at the residence of \Vm. Drum-
mond. New Canaan.
EBEN EZER CARTER.
New Canaan, June 14, 1850. *“9t25t
GROGERIES & CROGKERY.
G-. ‘W. Smith.
HE Subscriber would inform 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 ussortmeut of Groceries, Provisions,
C|'0Cl~9I'y. China and Glass \Vare. Also Flour
and Feed, Sporting and Blasting Powder,
Patent Fuse. and a general assortment of
Patent Nlecliciaes. All of which he will sell
at as low rates as they can be procured at in
this village or elsewhere.
Fresh Goods received every week. Goods
delivered in any part of the village.
Soul/L Normal].-,Jl1ay (1th 1850.
50
20
LERO\V (Sc BLODGF.T‘S
Patent Se‘; 'ing Machines,
ND Rights for using the same, for sale by
the subscriber. The imprc-ce(leuted speed
aud_perfecfion with which sewing can be door-
with these machines & astonishing. One of
them can be seen in O|')(‘.1‘i1ll0l‘l at any time at
my house in Greensfarms. They can also be
seen on the corner of Elm and Canal st.and at
33 Gold st, N. Y. Its advantages over other
Machines are in _/aslening the ends both when
it commences and stops, and gynzlliag in or
slrclc/zi-ng eilher side of the cloth at pleasure,
and stitching both sides alike, and will accom-
plish double the work of any other machine.—
machines and riglns for sale for every town in
the county of Fairfield, except the towns of
Monroe, Newtown, Redding, '\VesIon and Eas-
ton. All persons a re cautioned against buying
or using any machines that are infringmmonts
on this patent. DANIEL BU RR.
\Vestport, March 1st, 185]. ]2tf
A Card.
"HE Subscribers would take this method
_ toinform their friends and the public gen
erally, that they have associated together in
the practice of Dental Surgery, and will be
happy to serve their patrons in the best possi-
ble manner. It is their intention to perfect
such arrangements as will secure to their
friends all the advantages that the Dental Pro-
fession affords. and to execute their business
in a style creditable to themselves. \Vith runny
thanks for past favors, they would respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same.
CHAS. FITCH. A. HILL. DDS..-
Paint your Buildings & Fences.
SANFORD has just rec’d a qua ntily of
O superior Mineral Paint, warra nted equal
to any Paint ever before offered to the public.
It is proof against fire, watenand weather—it
is unchangeable in its color—it mixes rea'dily
with any kind of oil, and is a beautiful dark
brown or freestone 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 several other mineral Paints as
superior to anything of the kind in use for
cheapness and durability. Numerous certifi-
cates ofits superiority have been given by those
who have tested it, of which these me two:
" We have used your mineral paint in paint-
ing ca rs and lfbuses and upon our road, and we
can safely recommend it as :1 very superior
chea p and durable article of paint.”—I-It-:uAN
I-I. Pnr:1.1=s, Superintendent Syracuse 6: Utica
Railroad. Oct. 30, 1850.
“ I have used a large quantity of your min-
eral paint, and I find it to be far preferable to
to the Ohio or any other paint now in use—it
is impervious to water, and unclmngeable in
color.”—-I-lomrci-: JOHNSON, Painter for the S.
66 U. Railroad Co.
This Paint, is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
Agent for the manufacturers.
Westport, March 24, 185]. mu‘
Norwalk Cemetery Associa-
, tion. ,
T _a Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery
. Association, held August 29th., 1850, vo-
ted that Evert Quintard and Lyman Richards,
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this -Association, as regards.
monuments, tombstones, and enclosure of lots,
and that no person shall diga rgrnve. or erect
stones to graves, without permission and advice"
of said committee. .- -
Dissolution
OTICE.-The firm of Norton, lsbell 56
Co. was dissolved on the 1st January,
1:51, by mutual consent.
RUSSE I. \V. NORTON.
ALONZO ISBELL.
E. PRITCHARD.
Mr. E. E. Pritchard is alone authorized to
settle the businessof the late firm and use its
name in liquidation. - ‘ .
Attesf. E.Qnm"rAnn. Choir-man.
W- C. S'ram:'r, Sec’y pro tom. 44.
RUSSEI. XV. NORTON.
2m“ ALONZO ISBELL. ’
W—____ _
Look :out tbr _Coi__1nterfeits.
NE \V'm. Richfids is putting up an'oinr—.
.1 meutlin imitation otthegepnuine Tanner-’s
It’hears’a fac simile on
sons wishing toobtain the genuine article must
be,gov_erried by the wr._it_ten sigiiatune of John
F. .',[‘am_)er, the inventor. on tlteoutsirle wrap-
JOHN TAENNER.
par of “each box.’
311121
Jordan, A pril 96tlt-[11 851'. '
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
C. RA NDLE would inform his patrons
o and the public ,9_eneI'ally,tlmtlIe is now
turning olfthe spring style of hats of all quali-
ties and -varieties.‘ Gentlemen can be furnish-
ed at his esfablislunent with asgood an article
as .cnn be found either in the city or country.‘——
Many who have worn his hats will cheerfully
testify to the-ircheapuess, durability and neat-
ness. _
the $5 ones obtained at the great emporiums
iu the city. Call in and see for yourselves.—-—-
Also, CAPS of every variety, sold here cheap-
er then. can be Iiarl at any other place in lawn.
’1'h1Ts he plerlac.shi2n.scl/‘Io do. Also. STRAVV
GOODS-—aii extensive assortment of Palm
Leaf. Leghorn, China Pearl, Pamama and
onstautly on hand and of st_vles and prices
vhich cannot. fail to please. Come one, come
Ill. Quick salesaud small profits is the motto,
0. 15 Main street at the Hat and Cup sign is
he place for Bargains.
Norwalk, April 1611:, 1851..
Raymond £1. rflead.
I/V/I.0le.s'a»lc and Rrlail Draicrs in
Grocer-ie s, Provis ions; &.c.
AVING taken the store No. 2 \Vater
street, (west side of the bridgc,) would
respectfully inform the inhabitants oflhe town
ofNorwalk and vicinity, that they have and
intend keeping on hand the most extensive as-
sortment of Grocries, Provisions, Flour, Feed,
Crockery, Glass, \-Vooden, and \Villow ware,
(Vic, ever before offered to the citizens of this
place; which they will sell fol CASH, at pri-
ces that can~noI._ oil (0 please.
5-3?‘ The public are respectfully invited to
calland examine for themselves. .28
R ilroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMEN'I‘.
N and after Monday, April 28th. the fol-
lowing trains will leavelhe Canal strcet
Passengers will also
(
station near Broadway.
be received at the New York and Harlem
Railroad Ofiice at ‘.27th st. -
TRAINS FROM NE\V YORK.
1- Accommodation Train at 7 A. M. for N.
Haven and all imermediate stations. Passen-
gets from the Way stations for Albany, and,
the stations on the Housatonic and Na ngatuck
Ri|lll'(.ll1(l.~1, will take this Train and stop at
Bridgeport ; for Ilarlford, Spriugficldaud Bos-
tou,join Express Train at New Haven; for
Canal Railroad Train at New Haven.
‘2. Express Train at 8 A. M. for Stamford,
Brulgeport and New Haven, thence to Hart.-
ford, Springfield and Boston. Passengers for
Canal Railroad will take the cars at New
Haven; for the Housatonic Railroad to Albany
and Pittsfield, and for the Naugatuck Railroad
at Bridgeport. ‘
3. Accommodation Trnin at 9 A. M. for New
Haven and all intermediate stations. Passen-
gers by this Train forthe Canal Railroad, will
remain at New Haven until 3!; P. M.
4, Special Train at 11.15 A. M. for Port
Cheste'aud intermediate stations.
5. Express Train at 3 1:. M. for Stamford,
No|'wa|k, lridgeport and New Haven, thence
to Hartford, Sprin_r__v,fic.ldarul Boston, connecting:
at Bridgeport with Train of liousatouic Rail-
road to Pittsfield. and with Train 0fNaugatuck
.Rnilroad. On Saturdays this Train connects
wi1h"l‘rain ofCanal Railroad at New Haven.
6. Accommodation Train at 4 I’. M. for New
Haven and intermediate stations.
'7. Commutation Train at 5.25 P. M. for
Bridgepor°t and intermediate stations.
8. Special Train at6,30 P. M. forPort Cbes
ter and intermediate stations.
TR A INS TO N E\V YORK.
1. Special"l‘rain at 5.20 A. M. from Port
Chester stopping at all intermediate stations.
2. Commutation Trai'h at 5.40 A. M. from
Bridgeport, stoping at all the intermediate sta-
tions.
3. Accommodation Train at 6.15 A. M. from
New Haven, stopping at all intermediate sta-
tion, receiving p ssenger from Naugatuck Rail-
road‘ at Bridgeport.
4. Accommodation Train at (3.15 A. M. from
New Havi-n,stopping at all intermediate sta
lions. receiving passengers from the Hartford
and New Haven,Caual and Naugatuck Rail-
rods.
5. Express Train at 1.15 P. M., (in connec-
tion with the Express Train from Boston) from
New Haven, stopping at Bridcport, Norwalk
and Stamlbrd——rcceiving passengers from the
Housatonic Railroadat Bridgeport,-,ind Canal
Railroad at New Haven.
6. Special Train at 3.35 P. M. from Port
Chesterstopping at all intermediate stations.
7. Accommodation Train at 4.20 1’. in. (re-
ceiviug passengers from the Accommodation
Train from Boston) from New Haven. stopping
at all intermediate stations.
8. Express Train at 8.101>. 111. (orin connec-
tiou with the Express Train from Boston, stop-
ping at Bridgeport, Norwalk and Stamford, ar-
iivii-g in New York at 11.30 I’. :11. Evening
Train from Pittsfield connects with this Train
at Bridgeport.
NE\V HAVEN AND BRIDGEPORT
SPE(:IJlI1. '
-From New Haven at 9.50 .1. M.for Naugatuck
Railroad and Bridgeport.
“ New Haven at 3.15 P. M. for Milford
and Naugatuck Railroad Junction.
“ New Haven at 5.520 P. M. for Naugatuck
Railroad and Bridgeport.
From Bridgeportnt 6.30 A. M. for New Haven
frmn Nuu;_v,atuck Railroad.
“ Bridgeport at 2 P. M. for New Haven.
from Housatonic Railroad.
‘- Nangatuck Railroad Junction at 4.30 I’
M. in connection with that road.
GEO. W. VVHISTLER, Sup’t.
CAN L RAILROAD.
Summ er A rrangcmcn l. .
N and after Monday, April 28th, pasca-
ger trains will rundaily, (Sundays except-
-ed,) as follows.
Leave New Haven for Colinsville at 5.45
A. M. 11.15 A. M. and 3.30 P. M.
Le-are New Haven for Taritfville and Colins
ville at 11.15 A. M. and 3.30 P. M.
_Leave Collinsville for_ New Haven at 7.40 A.
M., 10.55 A. M. and 3.45 P. M.
Leave Tariffville for New Haven at 7.15 A.
M. 3 P. M.
The trains from New Haven at 5.45 A. M.,
Collinsville at-1'45 P. M. and Tarrifl'ville at 3.
P. M., are freight trains, with passenger ac-
commodations.
Special Arrangement.
On Saturdays, hereafter, until further notice.
the 2d passenger train out'of New Haven will
leave at 6. P. M. or on the arrival of the 3 P
M. express train from New York.
Trains ofthe H artfo.1d, Providence and Fish
kill Railroad leave Plainville for Hartford in
connection with the morning‘ and afternoon
trains from Collinsville and Turiffville, at 8.15
A. M. and 12.30 P. M. f
The trains of the Canal Road connect with
the trains of the New York and New Haven
Railroad. G. VV. \VHISTLE._R, Sup't.
New Haven, April 28, -1851. .
if A (i3\ur»tocliiilend:>t).ui1if
His $4 hats are equal. ifllot sui1f'|'i0|' T-0.
children's fancy straws tiimed and nutrimed‘
-son ps. &c.
._.4
“I-—I.I-I
Plans.
. \VEihave made arrange-
- 2 meats ..foI.‘ gkésming t.l1.e.|a.r-
‘- gest asso1'tméz}tof'Goods;in
" our line ‘ever offered ‘in
9 Norwalk, and larger than
, _ many: ‘city. sto; as; Our
- '.'-.5-“~~ rents-are low-—,we buyfor
cash, and in some cases advance the cash for
‘goods imported-—we are‘thus enabled to sell
very low, so that we know it is for the advantage
of the people ofneighboring villages tocome to
Norwalk. \Ve are here on hand to make all
our warrants good.‘ , _ _ _ .
‘ "WATC1-IES.-—‘VVe havejust r1ow'i'éééived
direct from the importers-a large Invoice" of gold
and silver watches. Gold watches lrom.$25=to
$1‘-.25 ;_ good silver lepinemnd lever _vvntches_.for
$310-lo $20. You can buy watchescheap now,
and wswranted without, further expense. ‘ "
J F. VVE L RY, &c.'—-A great Va riety of ladies’
and gent’s breast-pms—-new every i\véek'.f:'ém
6 cts to 10_dolla rs, finger rings in, every vmgiety
very cheap, gold and plated chains and loc_k_ets,
large lot gold and silver pencils, line’ assortment
of gold pens,'gold and silver spectacles to suit
any age, silver and gold thimblcs, écc.
SILVER W'ARE-—-\Vith our own stamp,
and warranted pure as coin. VVe_ have now
the la rge.st lot of every variety of silver ware
ever offered here. Spoons, butter-knives, beef
forks ; also plated tea setts.‘ table forks, spoons,
cups, &:c.——all cngrnverl at the same price. -
CLOCKS, &c.—Freuch mantle, clocks, 8
day brass, very handsome and cheap; we can
give you good time for 105. Looking glasses
from Is to $10.
LAMPS «Sc GIRANDOLES.-—-We have
a large assortment of fluid lamps, fitted for
beauty and snfelzyz when fixed light you have
a beautiful and safe liglit. Candlesticks. cake
baskets, castors, tea setts and tea boards.
C,OMBS AND BRUSH ES.—-Dress.b (ck,
side, fine, silver. shell and horn _combs; tooth,
nail, hair, cloth, hat, flesh, boot and dust
bl'ushes———ne.w patterns every week.
CU'l‘l..ERY, &c.—Large, assortment of
pocket knives, scissors, knives and forks, razors,
straps and snaps, ladies’ and gent.'s poitmonaies
and wallets, silk purses, tuning fork, hair pins,
chroslm needles, etc. . '
FANCY GOODS.—Willow waggons,cra-
dies, at great variety of willow baskets, tops.
balls, children teething rings,nnd whistles, hail?
oils—vcry nice, porlumery. fans-—a few pat‘-
terus very nice, fiutinas and accordions with
books very low now, ladies’ work boxes, toilet
Without fail call on us and see if we db not
redeem our pledge to satisfy you in quantity.
quality and price. Wntcll \\'0l'l{—-Jrll) work of
all km(ls——bcautiful engraving. allzdone in the
best way at short notice, in the large building
north of the bridge. C. E. DISBRO\V.
- Notice.
HE subscribers appointed by the Court of
P rebate for the District of Norwalk com-
znissioncrs to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors of the estate ofJohn Chapman
deceased, late of Tarrytown, in the State of
New York and formerly of VVilton, in said dis-
trict, hereby give notice that we will attend to
the business of our said appointment at the of-
fice of Eliphalet Swift in \VesIport in Fair-
ficld County on the 2d Mondays of August and
December next at one o’clock in the afternoon
of said (lays. Said Court has limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof for the
exhibition to us of claims against said estate.
E IIIPHALET SWIFT. Commis-
EZRA S. \VATERBURY, sioners.
\Vilt.on June 14th, 1851. 3t*".27
Notice.
%’EV7'IIl§.REAS my \-Vifo Ann Eliza has left
my bod and board, without any just"
cause or provocatiomtliis is to forbid all per-
sons trx.islin_:_: her on my account, as Iwill pay
no debts of l1e1'cnulr;u-ling after this date.
Fllli ERICK S. \VEBl’..
\Vilicn, June SC, 1851. 31327
East or islcolen.
@N the 10111 inst., two bank books, num-
bers 3(56 and 3G7,both with memoran-
(lums of dcpositos in the Norwalk Savings
Society, and each for five hundred dollars, in the
names of \Valter Smith and Jane E. Smith.
Payment of the some having been stopped at
the Bank, they are of no use to a-.ny one ex-
cept tho owners thereof. The-public are
cautioned irgziiiist receiving them. A liberal
reward will be paid if left at the Bank. >
T. 'l.VAl".I\’F.R, Jr.. Scc'y and Trans.
Norwalk, June 16th, 1851. 5241f
-,~ .; For Sale,
M512 WITH immediate possession, a" good
Mill with water power on an excellent stream,
with a convenient House, Barn. and 14 acres of
land, situated about 7' miles" from Norwalk or
Stamfonl. For particulars cnquise of S. E.
OL :\'lS'I‘I!).\ D. or JOHN BATLE Y.
Norwalk, May 5.’-lth, 1851.
.'§;-and for Sale.
....J A tract of about 30 acres, mostly covered
with wood, located within a. mile and a half of
the Bridge, for sa lo. Apply to JAS. RE ED.
Norwalk, Juno '7, 1851. V_ 23
E.ruE:i7.=:’s Extracts.
7 HE genuine Lubiu’s extracts of every
flavor, direct from the importers, may be
found at the cbca p Drug Store. Also.a large
assortment of English, French and German
perfu mcry, cologne, florida and lavender water,
lnir oils, an endless variety fancy soups and
slurving cream, comprising the lauzest assort-
ment of perfumery ever before tile."-'~~7 in this
town, at very low ptices.
‘ T
21tf
7.
,.- .,_. .. s
. . . '}Ii'Js??. I-’
Ladies Bonnets. N ,
BEAUTIFUL assortmentthis (ta._f‘ T"‘.~.". Li
by MALLORY & LE\V1;.
YOUNG MEN to act as (agents
E. $ for a Llfutual H calth Association.
From 20 to 30 dollars per week can be made
by those who are active. steady, and disposed
to give it their time and- attention. Inquire at
office of C. 65 G. A. BISSELL.
Norwalk, Juno 322d, 1831.
Wanted.
._
PU RE and highly concentrated extracts of
Va uilla and Lemon, for ' flavoring ice
caeam, custards, syrups, sauces, jellies. P185»
confectionery, c't£c., possessing in the most con-
centrated form, the much admired flavor of the
articles themselves, and for all culinary pU!'D0-
ses will be found the most economical and con-
venient form of concentrating the flavor.
Sold: by J. A. VVEEDI. _
BIRD CAGES for sale by
LOCKWOOD, HAIGHT & CO.
AILS AND SP]KES.——500kc-gs cntnails.
and spikes, assorted from. 3d line to '7
iuches.for sale by STREET 5: QUINTARD.
Poplins.
HE subscribers have just rec'd anotherlot
of those beautiful Poplins and areselling
them low as usual. MALLORY ¢':I.L.lB_\VIS.
FULL supply of two and three lined.‘
hay Forks for sale by 4 ‘
STREET do QUINTARD.
AILROAD STOCK taken‘ for ‘ Gold
L Watches at the store of the ,-subsciber.
4 g _C. E. DISBROVV.
‘HLVER Draught Pipe and‘ Top for Soda —
Fountain, will. -be sold at n.barga_iu._ Eu-
quire of
V17. BISSELL.
Norwalk Chronicler