i
Ebezzbury ..s.-. Efiorwalk-Railroad.
W'O'l.‘lCE is hereby given to the subscriliers
,_ to the Capital Stock of the. Daabury and
1‘\‘orwa~lk Railroad Company, thatz,-"t_lie Presi-
dent; and Directors at a meeting: held at Nor-
walk. on the 13th day of Septeiiilx-.1‘. 1350, 1:0-
lftl lixftt H11 i‘.1s?nl:tin1it: of 10 per cent. on the
“”l7l?=ll >‘l0f?l\’-. ltfcliiiiiaig tho ai'no11r.t. paid at.t:l1e
time of sul:.=.ci-ibing. be p.-iid to tho 'I‘reasurer on
or before the 20th Oct. next.
And that. further instiilinents of 10 per cent.
be paid on or before the first, Moiitliiys of Do-
t.‘8ll1l)6l', Jziiioaiy, I-"eliriiziiy, lllarch, April,
blziv, June. July. and August, 1ie.x't'
_ The siilisci-ibi-.i's rosiiliiig at Noi'\valk and its
vicinity. will please call and pay to \Villiain S.
LOCK‘-Vooil. E~‘q.. Assistiiiit Trcasi.irer.
Certilicatcs of stock. and a mount paid, will
be ready at the time of payment; of instalinents.
for delivery. ‘
A.»‘\RO.\l SEE LEY. Treasurer.
Danbury, 161.11 Septeinber, 1-‘$50. '
El l.l'."f*'.'“:«*;'-Zx“‘f§.7’;.";‘:.'.t."'* '3“ GEEHNGEE.
Da.‘-il:3y7s Magical Pain Ex1t1'acito'.i'-
In. (L new ll7rapper~a1ial bo.1‘c.smztc.’2. ciilangccl.
AUTIOD‘! COUl1l.'8l'll.’.llS of Dalli-y’ Ex-
tractor, in the ‘old wrapper, flood the
ii1arl<.et-—iivoid them as you would poison, for
they are as d.~1ngcrous in their application.
liuy D.illcy's Extractor, only in the new
dress and large Boxes—you gain largely in
quantity OflllB'()lllllllt",lllI over the old size. and
what; is more ii'nportaiit. _'y‘et:——-you avoid the
rh-.i1gei' of being imposed upon by a Counterfeit.
and are certain of gettiiig the gciiiiiiie article.
The Gcui1ii1e.l):illey Salvcais tliousands will
t.est.i1'y, is an iiilailihle reuicdy for the worst‘. of
burns, scalds. piles, i'heui1iatisi11, sore iind in-
lilllllilil eyes. cry.-:ipel:is, salt rlieum, cuts,
woiiiuls. liru-iscs, and all cutaneous and iull-.iiii-
matory disc:-isos.
N. 15. Every local agent will be p_rovii.led
with a ccrt'ilir:ate, signed by my lawful attor-
ney. and by the Travelling agent.
@ See the new printed Circulars for 1850,
they contain much iinportant and iiiri-rest'uig
iuformatia.-n. ll. DALLE Y.
415 Broadway, N. Y.
.__.a
-1'
Beliefs .€—7l.sziZm:2.l Galvasric,
The greatest. cheapest, and must ecrtain
remedy over discovered for the cure of dis-
cases of horses and cattle. H uniors, sores,
swellings, strains, qi,iit.tei'l1o1ie, galled iicck and
slioiilders, hard or spavin lumps——it: cures with
rapidity and certainty! and no case cl" po-
evil, has, as yet, resisted the wonderful prop-
erties of this great a.iid truly valuable remedy.
Farniers and owners of horses and cat-
tle, try it once. and you will never afterwards
be without it.
AGr::<'1‘s—Noi'w:1ll;, VV. E. Bissell: Sontli
Norw:1lk,G‘- \V. Sinitli; \Vcstport, John \V.
'il‘aylor; .NewCanaaii, S. C. Silliman; Stain-
ford. Rosivell Hoyt.
- c-'~'=:‘«". 7? *7‘. saw-
IA. 1::-:5.-§.a..:.r¢-L_.§ 3.-vs.2.,
Ecol: E3-elle‘_i* and
§f_’,,E‘.-\S just re1ui°i1cd froiii New York with a
new and valiiable collection ofScliool and
.‘»l is'cellaneous Docks. Also, a la rge :issoi‘li11ent.
->l'Stiitioiie1'y, iiiizlzidiiig Blank Boolas. Foolscap,
l;.ottei',:i1uiNot'e I’aper, envi-.lops, Slates, c"~:c.,
whicli he will sell cliczipertlian they can be
bouglit. for at any other store in this vicinity.
."%.-E.-“Q Books of all kiiizls, hound in his nsiially
neat and durable style, at extreniely low rates,
and satisfactieii given to all.
.,-'i.,,., .-1.! = .W_
3- -=E“v’Ez §.9-1..:E.L§a’."3 ‘:”.1.«;J'r,.1.'.C ..«. ‘I-C “
."Vear l/as 1))I'l(dg't3, .7‘Coi‘wi4l.’.'. Conn.
Cl l}}l.’ULCl1llAL and G:ave
Mo1'.~iii11e1its
Stones of every vairiciy ol'patt’ei'ns, and of
the most .~.kili'ul worl-'.i11aiisliip. 'l.‘l1o l)cst:1s-
:-:::rt11iciit of Allii"7l'lt:llll and Forclgii Marlilc,
kept coiisl-.ii1ily on hand.
' .l’ei'sons wisliiiig to procure Moiiiiincnts or
any kind of Miirblc \Vorl<,:ii‘e invite d to calland
give ll. persoiial inspcctioii of his material and
\voi‘ki1i:111sliip, as this will be more s:iti>si3:ct,oi'y
than to purcliaso ol'Ago:1ts wiiliout an opportu-
nity of testiiig the quality of the article con-
bl'fIfCiCl.l frir.
¥E‘»?'l‘l1c Lettiwiiig and Ornamciital work is
e tecuted by an cxpericiiccil workinan and can
w.:2i-i'ant it to give entire satisfaction.
i\lni'walk, An" ‘.31. 18-18. '
,,.
3'?-5’-;:cr:..~:7:.':..1}i: 3:23.12.
E’t)'l‘l(_ll£ is hi-i'(-liy given that iloposits will
be receiveil by the t.rcasi,ii'ci' at the Fair-
lieid Coiiiity I)1lllll{,l'i'0lll 10 to 12 o'clock, A.
ill. and froin '3 to :1 o'clock, P. M. onMo11d:iys,
'l‘uesdays, ‘§'i’c«li1i>.stlai§,‘s, ’l.‘l1ursd.~iys and Fri-
days. and on Sati1ri,lays froiii 10 lo 12 A. M.
and 2 to :3 P. M. until furtlior notice. Per-
sons wisliiiig l:o make loans are l’6_‘.qllOSl-:‘.t.l to
haul a written ap'plir:ation to the treasurer,
stating amount and St‘.r‘Ll!‘ll‘_y.'
T. ‘»VAl.l.i'l*l -1, .18., Treasurer.
Norwalk, "Dec. 3, 18515).
¢‘_~_-.
float, $231299, and E“:":;n=.d-
£22.-3'
_ I~lE.\’P»Y II A NDE S i'e1a:-.ws again
his acknowlcdgiiiciils to the public “and
-?'(':i7'*l1lSI‘i'lell(lS for their generous llatroiiage
during the year past, and liopesto inerit. an un-
”_lt3l'|'iipte(l. continuance of the busiiiess rela-
t':o.nsl_1';p which he has so lo1i}_: maintained with
W13 comniunity. lgle will bofound now at his
new stand opposite the store of ()lias.,l.~;:1acs,
Where he will be happy to sc.c,a11dse_rve his
Old friends and the public.
liis_work is too well known to need 21 word of
praise. It: comprises ovcigy article of men’s
and cliildi-e:1’s wear, with l3,ribl."ci's and Over-
shoes in t.lieirseaso1i. for ladies and gentleiiian
}4‘1.\'oi:;o-s of the best quality, and in any
quaiitity, suited to the wants oftlie craft.
Norwalk..}lin. 1.1851. 1
1.)
Of lIAl’»'l‘ ll'l7. Coxs.
Capital .“,§2'.30€},{}0‘(P—-— "l',/‘till Privilege to In-
(5/'1,-‘I./.50 la Ilulf a Jllillion.
Ԥ'@7'ILLl.\ AI C. ST IE 133T, liavi11gi'cceive_d
‘V the agency ofthc above iiamod Compa-
ny is now pi-cparcil to insure Houses, Stores,
Mills, l‘~‘:i::t:rii'ics, l$:ii-iisaml the conlo1itsol'cacli
together with every otilier species of pi-opci't.y,
./l',x:rz7In.'vt Loss or D(I.i.':Izg'(l by Fire.
The rates of prciniu in i1£l‘c:i'uil, are as low as
those ofa ny otlicr similar [ns1.it.ut:ion,a.11d every
man has now an opportuiiity,for a t:1'ifliiigsum
L0 mote-.r.:t. liiiiisolfiigiiiiist this desti-r1cl;'1ve ele
ment, whicli often in a single hour, sweeps
aiviiythe c:iri‘1in;:sol'so many years.
It. is iiicuiiibcnton all persons applying for a
ronewalor policy on buildii‘1gs.t;o iiiforin the
agcntol all cliiinges in :11id about the prcniises
that: increase the hazard; or on machiiioryi'eii-
dered unproductive by new inventions, usecex
less by changes in l)L‘lSll’lr-)SS,‘.‘iS no ‘insurance
office is bound by their policy, to payany more
than the cash value ot'prope1‘ty,atthe time of
its destinction.
Norwalk, July 1st, 1851.
Ready Made Glothing.
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping a good assortmeiitz of Ready Made
Clothing ofall kinds. Also, 11 good assortment.
of Cloths, Cassi-n1ei'es. and Vestirigs, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
Slltr‘.l'l. notice.
N. B. Part;icular attention paid to cutting.
. ‘ - THOMAS RILEY.
Norwalk. Feb. 25. 1851. 9
lllccrirral of‘ E" ew Spring G.-oocls.
7'. HF. siibscribers have constantly on hand
:1 ltll‘§It‘. assortment. of Ready Made Cloth-
ing of all kinds, descriptioiis. and sizes. which
1. ill be offered at unpi'er.:edci1ted ‘low prices.-—
Any person wisliing a good suit of Spring
clothes at a less price than they can be pur
chased at any other establishment. in this
town, is respectfully invited to call at. the store
of LITHAUER & TURK.
G.‘-reat Bargains
RE offered in the way of Broiidclotlis,
Cassinieres and Vestings. all of which will
be manufact.ured to order in the lat.est; style, or
cut; free of expense. Perfect. tit gaurantied,
or no sale—-—at L. H RANDLE & CO’S.
-3
E‘IE*‘鑧§"E".ll." TREES,
‘ AT THE
SOUTH NORVVALK NUll.SERY.
V ‘II E subscribers respectfully solicit the at-
tention of Fruit growers, to their st lick of
'l‘i'ees. coiisisting of choice Apple. Pear, Cl1er-
r_'.-', Plum, Apricot. and Peach Trees. \Ve
wish to call particular attention to our large
stock of Evergreeiis and extra sized I-lnrse
Chesnnts, and Mountain Ash Also.a. very fine
lot. oflsuliclla :1nd Catawba Grape vines. Also,
theTrue Red Antwerp Raspbewy. OI.irNurse-
ry lies a few rods South west. ofilie depot.
GEO. SEYMOUR &. CO.
N, B.—-\Vo wish it to be distinctly under-
stood that. we have no business connection with
lra,Seyn1our.
Very Cheap.
.‘l P] NO-ABDO~.‘vllNAL SUPPORTERS
‘-.. and Sliouldcr braces, for tzurvaturc olllie
Spine and kindred diseases; ofallsi'/.es,l'or sale
at. very low prices (nearly one half less than
‘l'orii1erly,) by the subscriber. Call and see
them at the ofiiccof DR. A. HILL.
Jan. ‘£8311, 1851. 4
Building Eloise for Sale.
[1 E subscribers ollcr for sale. some very
T desi1'ablcB1iilding Lo!s,on \Vest Avenue,
opposite the residence of Hon.T. B. Butler.
Enquire of E. I5. I’.l.l.ICE at. his ri—‘sid.ence; or
at '26’ Maiden Lane. or of MOSES O. BANKS
18 Liberty St., N. Y.
Also, some 70 or 100 loads of first quality
Building Stone. E nqnire of E. 13. PRICE.
Norwalk, May 10, 1851. 611119
H. MIDD LEl3ROOK’S
Saddle and Eiarzzess ‘e,-
E (S AB LlSH'.VIENT.——'I‘liesul1scrioei're-
‘LA spectfully lllll)l'll1‘~‘ the public that lieco1i-
tiiiucs the Saddle and Hat-ness business a few
rods iiorlh of the Congregatioiial Church in
\Vilton, wlicre he has been for the past two
years. Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks, Valises,
Carpet Ihigs, Bridles, \Vl1ips, c‘S:.'c., 560., uiade
to order, of the best imit:e1'iiil and woi kniausliip.
Pt.c.p:1iri11g done in a most expeditious and
wi.11*l¢1ii:ii1lil{e niauiier. All goods sold at the
lowest. rates for cash.
IT. M IDDLIZBROOK.
'\Vilton, June 2d. 1851.
~ir1
Kline.
, ’l‘1l E omnibus will leave
_,Noi'walk llridgc, opposite the
g _, JU(|llll(:‘.(:ll(.'Lll I‘IUt(‘.l,tll '7; 8,45;
111,15; 12 A. 1.1.; :2; 3; 4.30; 5;5.-I5; 7; 9
P. L\.I., rcturiiiiigg upon the arrival of each train
I’i1sscii.;i-.-i's will be called for at their residen-
cos, l)yil’<Bll\'lll;f their nanies at the store ol C. J.
Gruiiian. Faro 0.’; cts. ‘N '.\I. F. CROF UT.
A \lERl(.'A=.\l l\lU'.l‘U A L
. _:3;"e Eaasurarace Q‘-ompany.
C.:z;;;_it‘=.=.l €'§5l5.30,0G0,
In.i:cstc(l in Eoiuls, XIII)/‘l,_2'c:_g‘cs and Sloc/cs.
llalcs ol'Prei1iiun1 reduced 25 per cent. paya-
ble in cash,a11niially seini~aniiuallyo1 quar-
tcrly.
E313
The (~.haract.c-1' of
C
T/1.53 Con1prm.1/ /Laue Granted over
Folicies.
The liisureil a re 1\1ei11l1ci's of the oinpariy
and sliai-c the profits cqiially. l)i=.>iLloi1Lls de-
clared anziually on the 1st of January.
-ea‘ 1?’:-:«:2l‘l‘a‘.s
aretraiisll-1'zil1le—--willrepresent (J.-XS ll, secure-
ly iiivestcil, and not unpaid Prciiiiuiii Notes,
as is the case in the Credit Companies.
Folierles
cannot be roducotl at death, by having Premi-
ii11i notes ilcductod tl1ei'el'ru11i.
No (Ta/.1.’/brm'r/. .li'i.~i/.2: have been t'akcn——nor will
cxtra-liazardoiis risks be assi.1i11ed—a.11d no
clian_g(-s will be nrade in conducting the busi-
ness oftlie conipaiiy, wliic i will impair the iii-
ercsts of its present policy liolders.
THE AMEIUCAN MUTUAL
Is 'riii«: ONLY '
.T3‘e::-f5?ec‘tl§r lilfiutaral éifompany
iii the (;|)Llllll‘_Y-—-llllvlllg but. one class of mem-
li<>1':<—-oiie systeiii of payniciits—— no forfeitures
of profits———and no llS.‘_~‘.(3SSlll(’.;”l_lS ol'i1ie1nhe.rs.
(‘V
\_/
The public are invited to examine the Char-
tor, Plan of Operation, and Annual Report of
the Com may.
I O_[]i'1:c1-s of the C'om;'/any/.
Bram. SILLI.llAN. Sr. Iloiiius ‘\Vi1.cox,
' Pi'csicleii.l. Vice [’rc.s~1'clciit.
Br.:NJA:.iiN Novics, Jon}: ‘\V. Frrcn,
»S'ce're7.u-r_2/. .’1’i-casurei-.
Brim-zl of Trus/ecs:
Beiija min Silliman \Villi.~' Bristol
i‘~'(1i'i'is\VL!r;t~{x John I)ui'rie
llmiry Peck Len-'isB. Judson.
Eli \V..l3l.ike Jaines Pundeiforil
.loli11 \V. Fitch Jaiiies E. Eiiglisll
.lost‘|>l'i E. Sllellltdtl Lucius R. Finch
Slie~i'1iian \V. Kiieiizils lililwartl a Bilitchcll
Aiiiliiosc L. -l()l‘(l()tl Saniuel Leeds
Cyrizs P. Smith (z‘eorge D. Pl'ii~.lps
Gc(1rge Hall I4‘reileri(;k T. Pee:
Oftlie ‘-2.500 policies which have been issued
by this Coiiipaiiy, but 28 have been granted
to persons residing out; of New Eiigland and
the State of New York. Total losses in 1850,
$1,000.
Refer to
" Ciiailcs lsaacs,
E. B. Beiirie-tt.,
'l‘. \Var1iei', Jr.
C. Bissc-ll, -
(Elms. E. Disbrow,
Chas. C. Belts,
Geo. Bisscll, \Vin. (J. Street,
(,1. D. .l<:1inii1gs, Geoige A. Davenport,
Dr. Sainiicl S. Noyes, N. ()an;mn_
A C1'EUR(‘-ll‘) A, I3lSSIC'LL, Agent.
Dc. S. LYN]-ZS, Medical Exaniiner.
ageiits
Wanted.
for it Llluttial Health Assuciatioii.
YOUNG MEN to act as
Froiii :20 to 30 dollars per week can be made‘
by tlzosc who are active. steady, and disposed
to l_{lVB it. their time and attentioii. Inqiiire at
office of C. & G. A. BISSELL,
Norwalk, June ‘.2'2d, 1851.
‘3»'- U "RE and highly concentrat'ed extracts of
Vanilla and Lemon, for flavoring ice
cacam, Custards, syrups. sauces, jellies, pies.
confe-ctioiiei-y, &c., possessing in the most coii-
centi'ated form, the much admired flavor of the
articles lllel1'lSGlVeS,tll‘l£l for all culinary purpo-
ses will be found the most economical and con-
voiiieiit; form of concentrating theflavor.
1‘-‘<.»l'3 by J. A. WEED.
OUR repeated efforts to acquaint the people
ofbrin,<:ing our EXTENSIVE A550
those who have never yet. fiivored us with a call.
have a word for the ladies on this occasion. Howev
wish to purchase any article from a N
now on hand one of the largest and best assoitmenls
assortinent of BLACK SILK LAC ES. all widths fro
llas done mole to ciu down these dry goons nionop
Our llll|)l’E('.t’(lP.nl8(l increase of sa
OUR LOVV PRICES do work a charm that is le
establishment. Come and see the new spring: styles
prices. \Ve have pii1'cl1:rsc<l within 20 days
from when they hear the prices named.
\’VOl'Stt-!t.l. Linen and Cotton Vestiiigs.
scarf.-'. silk :1
woole11.cotton and linen Stockings and half llnsc.
Ncw Gauauii.Jui1e l‘.3Il1, 1851.
invite the attention of the public to his
Trunks, Valices, Carpet. Bags. Mats, Rugs, \V
Sec. &c. which he has coiist‘.ant.ly 011 ha nil,
Hariiess, con1l)i11i11g neatness with duriibility.
Iliepairiiing <l0
not fail to satisfy customers. ' ' ‘
LY N E I‘S,
Just. received a lot. ofsuperior F
Norwalk, Nov. 1, 1849.
store within 50 miles of this esiiibiishnreiit can make the inducements to p
o. 20 cambric llPP,lllP. to a one biindi-ed dollar dress.
of Laces, Svviss and Mull lnsertings and Erlgiiigs, Collars. 4'3-'-I‘;-. l5l
Silk and Kid Gioves—all at lower prices than anv other c.<tul1lisliIiieut-
Ra.ymonc'l.’s Eleir-Famed.
.7 pieces of Freiicb tw
to our former stock of 34 pieces. niakiiig an assortniciit t
Al.-n’, 100 pieces 0
Gentlemen will :1
ml linen Hilkf-', black, white and light colored
whole stock of goods togetlier it.-x equal cannot be found.
at this 8Sl'ill)llSl1lt'lellt, of the very best. i1iatei'ials mid style 0
-The Psoorest Advertisemient Wei (Have Ever written! I‘
. . T . "
-THE FOUNTAIN HAS BECOME ALMOST - EIXH AUSTED.
- of tliisisectinii of the State with the various kinds of new
and lit-<l|l0i1=1ble goods bought up immediately on their landing upon the shores of the western_ world has
been highly siiccessliil. biil it has almost‘ exliaiistcd our ingéllllilv tn fl!-IV’l:~‘f= FOIN’-tliillfl new In lllls war
RTMENT OF DR _ .
Those that come mice are sure to come again, tor no
Y GOODS to the notice of
urchasers that we can. We
f all who
VVe have
ANDY SILKS ever offered be-‘
er, something really \'.’Ul'll't the atteiitioifo
0l'BL.~\CK and F
fore in the Staie,and~ we are weekly making additions to our immense stock of Bei-ages. Poplins. Berage‘
Delaiiics. Tissiies, Printed l‘v‘lu.=liiis——in short every style of Dress _
MAN'1‘lLI.AS and VISITES oftbe latest patterns.elfiflilmll’ l|'|l“""?(l- ill l0“’ P|'IC9>‘-
Goods which the market all'ords-
Also, a splendid
-2 cts to $12 per yard. Also. a great \':ll‘l8ly
) doz. Hosiery. 100 do Lisle, Cotton,
It is :1 fact that
Stand
oly than any other house. in this sactinii oftlie state.
m 121
les this sezisum has made an iinpres.-ioii upon the trading coinlnunitv.
lt far and iiear. and are drawing cijowds daily to this
of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS at unusual low
ill:-d and plain Broadcloth in addition
hat the closest piiichasers cannot get away
1‘ Ciissiiiicre ofall qiialitics, 150 pieces of Silk.
lso liiid a complete as.<o1'tineiit collars, cravats,
kid. silk, lislc, thread and cotton Gloves.
Also, Hats and L‘aps linen Cntlli '1"-lking the
VVM. E. RAYMOND.
Proprietor.
N310 Ifamcss cmcl Saddle Ei:m'.l)li.s‘/uizent.
‘H E subscriber having had an appartnient titted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
extensive assoi-tnieiit of Saddles, Ilarnesscs,
hips, Lashes, Br-..1shes,Currycoinbs,Sliainniies
He has on hand several sells of very light siiiglc
Everyarticlo in his lineof business may be had
f woi'lm1a.1isl1ip. at prices which will
no in a neat. and substantial inanner.
cheap for cash.
F. BRADLEY.
iliiazns
S
N. B. I;l(mzes3cs 7)l(l72’l1f(lCZu7‘6(l to orcler.
E,
West Side the Bridge, 72.ear.rlg/ opposite the 1V0r1L'al/.5 IIOI.'el.
E!£.ass'o.§ae’tr1s“er easel Dealer in
ADDLES, I~lai-iiesscs, Triiiiks, Val'ici=s. Ca rpet’ Bags, Satcliels, \Vlilps, Marts, Brushes,
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Vebb, Saddlery
\Vai‘e, Trunk Locks, Ace. Ate.
Terms favorable.
_—.
For Sale Glieap.
THE 1-esicleiiceof the subs'crib<-r situated
in Redding, about :1 mile west of the towlh C011-
taing 5 acres ofland, with a good i.l\vcllii1glir1u~i4e.
barii, and woodliouse. Al so one building which
would answer for a select school room or ine-
chanical purposes. The land is of excellent
qll(llll'y——lS a very dei=.iral1le place, and will be
sold cheap. Enquire on the p1'emiscs.
ASAH E L S. DUNCOMB.
Rerlding, July 2, 1851. 4l.*2'7
For Sale,
_ 3 W1'.l‘[~l iinniediate possession, a good
Mill with water power on an excellent strea 111.
with ii converiient Iloiise, Barn. and 14 a (_‘.l'P.S of
land, situi. ted about 7 miles from Norwalk or
Sltllllil’)l'(l. For particulars enquisc of S. E-
()L:\lST EAT). or JOHN BATLE Y.
—_
Norwalk. May 24111, 1851. 5-Elli‘
Land for Sale. .
A tract ofiil1i.ii1t' 30 acres, inoslly ttov(‘l'cd
with wood, located w'ithi11 a mile and a half of
the Bl'l(lg-“, for sale. Apply to J AS. 1111. ED.
Norwalk, June 7, 185]. °
“,_Eii"'2i=.E‘r.7;'3.ii.5:‘=';§i'~§2"s'.1<.§.. _
Til E place formerly occupied by
Hyatt, dec’d, is ollered lur sale.
ll; coiisisls of about three acres ofgood land.
with a ilwr:2lli11g--liousc and barn tliercon stand-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying near
the house of Ira Bi-tts. Jr., and on the line of
the ,D.'llll)lll'y A’. Norwalk railroai.l. For further
particulars ciiquire if ‘
SAM[lEL P. HANDLE.
wiiim, l\I‘.V1_t’_(:fil)>.'3r, 1_s_s1_. T 911
for $319
'E‘im:a
AT A Gl{1CA’l‘ BARGAIN-'
farms lying in the town of New Canaan.
. One of Silltl farms is sit.:1at‘ed about four
miles froni Norwalk landiiig. and coiitains about
sixty acres of first rate land with a spacious
dwelling house and other out buil(liiigs thereon
standing. Also another farm ()Olll2lll'lll]g about
one liundred aci'es'0f;:00d lllllda Wllll ll l“_l'"‘
house and other buildings tliercon standing
about three and a. half miles ll'l)lll Norwalk
laiidin_g,and is a most: desirable farm for any
[)(.‘l'S0ll_\VllO\\'0llltl like to be situflfetl Mill‘ llle
salt water. ltis well divided into wood. pas-
ti1i'e,'ii1e:idow and plow lanil,and is well wat-
erred, and is worthy the attention of those who
wish to purchase a good farin. For further
particulars enquire ofthe subscriber at New
Czinaaii or of C-l'1as.l'saacs, at Norwalk.
\VlLLlAiV1 DRUMMOND.
New Canaan. Doc. 9. 1850-
'__________ _____
For Sale.
. A valuablehomestead of 263 acres Ol
lanchformerly the residence of .l=Il'0(l
, Ayres, in New Canaan. 011 ll? 13“ good
[V10 story dwelliiig-house, barn, and other out
buildings. and line orchard of gralt;ed fllull
trees in a bearing stat.o. Also. 97 “0l"’-5 ‘ll “"9
timber land. 3% miles iiorttli-west of Norwalk
Brirlge. Also, six acres of wood and timber
land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
lage. Also two acres 0
5t
.4
Canaaii. For further particulars e11quii'e:of
the sub.sci°ibe1' at the residence of \Vin. Dru1n-
mend. New Canaan. ’ f
EBEN EZ ER CA RTE R.
New Canaan. June. 14, 18:30. *'9i‘3-'35
GRGBCERIES & CRQGEIERY.
' G. W. Smith.
7 ‘H F. Subscriber would inform his former
customers and the public generally, that
he may be found at his new store in South
Nurwiilk, where he will keep a good and ex-
Lensive iissortiiie-.ut; of Groceries, Provisions,
Crocker_y, China. and Glass \Vare. Also Flour
and Feed, Sporting and Blasting Powder‘.
Patent Fuse. and a general assortmeiit of
Patent. Medicines. Allof 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.
South Norwallc, M'a_i/ (5th 1850.
20
Norwallz Cemetery Associa-
. "
T a Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery
. Association, held August. 29th., 1850, vo-
ted tliat Evert Quiiitard and Lyman Ricliards,
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as regai'ds
monuments, tombstones, and enclosure of lots.
and that. no person shall dig a grave. or ereci
stones to graves, without permission and advice
of said committee. -‘,
Attest. E. QUlN'1‘ARD, Chairman.
The subscribers Offer‘ for sale two’
f wood land lyiiilz Neill ‘
the saw mill of \Vatts Coinstock, Esq. in Ne_W..- .
LEROVV <36 BLODGE'.l"S
Pattezzt Sewing Eiiaoliinec,
Ni") Ptiqlits for using the saii1e.for sale by
the subscriber. The uixpi-ecedcnted speed
and perfection with which sewing can be done
with these machines is astonisliing.
t.l‘1en1 can be seen in operation at any time at.
my house in Grecnsfarins. They can also be
seen on the C0l'll(‘l' of Eliii and Canal st.and at
33 Gold st. N. Y. Its advaiitages over other
Machines are in _/(Lslcning the ends both when
it coninicnces and stops, and pulling in or
strelc/ling ei//zcr siilc of the cloth at pleasure,
and stitching both sides alike. and will accom-
plish double the work of any other inachiiie.—
niacliines and riglils for sale for every town in
Monroe, Newtowii, Reildii'.;._{, \Vosto11 and Eas-
ton. All persoiis are cauttioiied against buyiirg
or using any niacliines that are ii1fi'iii_r_n=.i11e11ts
on this patent. D.-\Nl.EL BUR ll.
\Vestpoi't., Marcli 1st. 1:35]. 1‘2_tf__
l .'E3i-Ttll§’l'l.'.—?,7's’.§l?.‘l=I’ E-uildiszgs €34. Fences.
SANFORD lias just: rec’d a qua iitily of
l 0 superior I\Illl(%l'tll Paint, warranted equal
lto any Paint ever |wiiii'e olfercil to the public.
It is proof agiiirist ill‘P, water and weatl1c1*—'-—it
is ui1cliangea'ulc in its coloi'——it'. llllX(‘..-’i readily.
lwilli any kind of oil, and is a licaiitiful dark
lbrown or freestoiie color. ’.l‘lii.~i Paint rt-c’d
3 the prciiiiuni at.tl1c N. Y. State Fair held at.
4 Albany in 1850, in coiiipctilion with the Ohio
Fire- proof and seve-ral other iniiieral l’aints as
superior to aziytliing of the kind in use for
clieapncss and durability. l\'ui1ici'oiis certifi-
cares ofits sup(=riority have been given by those
who have tested it. of which these are two:
" \Vo have used your iniiieral paint in paint-
ing ca rs and liouscs and upon our road, and we
_ca11 safely i'ecoiiiin.3nd it as a very St1p('l’l0l'
cheap and durable rirticle of ltllllll.”--—l'llC.‘-I.-\N
I-l. P111-:i.Ps, Superiiiteiidcut Syracuse 6; Utica
Rtlllroud. ' Oct. 30, I850.
“ I have used a large quantity of your min-
eral paint. and 1 find it to be far preferable to
to the Ohio or any other paint now in use-it
is iiiipervious to water, and 1ii1c|iii.i1geiilile in
color.”-——I-loinxciz Joiiixsou, Painter for the S.
65 U. Ptailrcad Co.
This Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
Agent. for the 1na1iiiliicturci's.
\Vcstpoi't, lllarch ‘:4, 1851. 1‘2tf
l3l'o'tiee.
HE subscribers appointed by the Court of
Probate for the District of Norwalk coin-
inissioiiers to receive and exainine the claims
of the creditors oftlie estate of .lolii1 Cliapman
(leceaseil, late of Tarrytown, in the State of
New York and l'oi'merly of \Vilton, in said dis-
trict, liereby give notice that we will attend to
the business of our said appoiiitiiient at the of-
fice of Eliplialet. Swill; in \Vcstport. in Fair-
field County on the £21] Mondays of August and
Deceniber next at one o‘clock in the afieriiooii
of.said (lays. Said Court has limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof for the
exliibitiori to us of claims zigiiiiist said estate.
E LIPI-.1ALET S\V.lFT, Commis-
EZRA S. \V.-XTERBURY, sioners.
,\Vilton June 14th, 1851.
Notice.
x, HEREAS my \Vifo Ann Eliza has left
my l)t‘Ll and board, wltliout any just
cause or [.ll‘UVUCtlll()ll,ll'llS is to forbid all per-
sons trusting her on my account, as Iwill pay
no debts of her coiitracting al't,i=r this date.
FR EDERICK S. WEBB.
VVilton, June 3(, 1851. 3t.*2'7
$N the 10th i1ist., two bank books, num-
bers 366 and 367’, both with mei'noran-
dunis of deposites in the Norwalk Savings
Society, and each for five hundred dollars, in the
nanies of \Valtei' Smith and Jane Smith.
Payment of -the same having been stopped at
the Bank, they are of no use to any one ex-
cept; the owners thereof. The public are
cautioned against. rcceiving them. A liberal
reward will be paid if left at the Bank-.
T. WARNER, Jr.. Sec'y and Treas.
Norwalk, June 16th, 1851. 2411"
Lost or Stolen.
Dissolution
OTICE.'——Tlie firm of Norton, lsbell A5
Co. was dissolved on the 1st: Jauuaiy,
1651, by mutual consent. '
RUSSE LWV. ‘IORTON.
Mr. E. E. Pritchard is alone authorized to
ALONZO ISBELL.
E. E. PRITCHARD.
settle the business of the late firm and use its
name in liquidation.
RUSSEL \V. A NORTON.
VV. C. ‘STREET, Sec’y pro tom. 44
21t.f ALONZO ISBELL.
One of
the county of Fairfield, except. the towns of
111.001: _ out for Go11n’t‘.ez$.f;‘eits.
‘I 1 NE VVm‘. Richards is putting up an oint-
ment in imitation ot the genuine Tanner-’s
Geriiuin Ointment. It bears a" fac siinile on
the outside wrapper, \Vm. Richards. All per-
soiis wishing to obtain the genuine article must.
be governed by the written signature of John
F. ’l‘ai=iner, the inventor. on the outside wrap-
per of each box. JOHN F. TANNER.
. Jordan, April ‘.?6t.l1. 1851. 311121
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
C. RANDLF. would inforin his patrons
- and the public gzeuerally,tl1at.l1e is now
turning offthe spring style of hats of all quali-
llcsand variclies. Gentlemen can be fui-iiish-
ed at his establishmeiit with as good an aitzicle
as can be found either in the city‘o1'counlI‘y.—-
Many who have worn his hats’ will chceitully
tesiily to ll1t’ll'(:ltt'l:tpneSS, durability and neat-
ness. His 534 hats are equal. if iiotsuperior to
llle $5 ones obtained at. the gi‘e.'it: emporiums
in the city. Call in auil see for _yoLi1'selves.—-
Also, CAPS of every variety, sold here cheap-
cir then. cizn. be had at any ‘other’ place in Ioirn.
'1'/zis lie.79lcr/gcsliiiiisclfrb do. Also, STRA\V
GOODS-——an exleiisiiie assoitmeiit of Palm
Leaf. Le_;l1orn. China Pearl. Painama and
cliildrei1‘sl'ancy straws trimcd and untriined
constantly on hand and of styles and prices
wliicli cannot. fail to please. Cnirie one, come
iill. Quick sales and small profits is the motto,
No. 15 Mniii street. at the Hat and Cap sign is
the place for Bargains.
Norwalk. April 16111, 1851.
Raymonal silo
ll’/10lr.<(ilc and Rilail DIal(.")'S in
-.1-roceirrle s, Pl'01'iSiUllSs 8~:.c.
' AVING taken the store No. ‘3 \Vate.r
street. (west side of the bridge,) would
i'espi-rctlully inforni tho iiiliabiiants ofilie town
of Norwalk and vicinity, that. they have and
lntend keeping on hand the most extensive as-
sortn'i<~nt of Grocrics, Provisions, Flour, Feed,
Crockery, Glass, \Vooden, and \Villow wa re,
A’-C. e\‘+-i'bel"oi'e oll’ercd to the Clll'/.PllS of this
plaice; which they will sell for CASH, at pri-
ces I/uzl czuniolfuil to please.
The public are respectfully invited to
call and exaniine for themselves.
. ‘iforlz & . -E
.9.Ui‘--IMER. ARl’»ANGEEi E
N and after Moiiday, April 28th. the fol-
lowing trains will leave the Canal stircct.
l’asse1igers will also
11-arlem
N '1‘.
t
station near Bi‘nadway.
be received at. the New York and
l-ailroad Ollice at '27th st-
’l‘ IAINS Fl’tO.\1 NE\V YORK.
1- A(:t'.t)l'lll1l0tlttll(1ll ’l‘raii.i at: 7 A. in. for N.
I’IttVE‘ll and all ii’iIoi'1nediate stations. Pii'ssen-
gers from the ‘Way stations for Albany, and,
the stations on the t-lousatonic and Naugatuck
Railroiitls, will take this Train and stop at
Bridgeport ; for Hart ford, SpI'i1'.glii-ld:i1’id Bos-
ton,_ioin Expi~o.-s Traiii at New Ilaven; for
Canal l-Iailroad Train at. New Ilarcn.
2. Express ’l‘i-ain at 8 A. M. for Sliii11foi'd,
liadgcport and New Haven, tlicnce to Ilart‘-
ford, Spriiiglield and 13051011. 1’assc1igers for
Canal Railroad will take the ca is at‘ New
Haven ; for the Izlousatoiiic Riiili*iii1(l to Albany
and Pittslicld, and for the Naugsatuck ’mili'oi1r;l
at Bridgeporti.
3. Accoinmodation Train at 0 A. M. for New
Haven and all llll(‘1'n1(3(lltlte stations. l’asseii-
gers by this Train for the Canal Raili'oiiil, will
reinaiu at New Haven until P. M.
4, Special Train at 11.15 A. M. for Port.
Chcste ‘and i1itei'11-icdiale stations.
5. lixpress Train at, :3 p. u. for Staiiiford,
Norwalk, liil'l(l‘<_‘;(-!pt)l'l7 and i\‘ew Haven, thence
to I’I3II-‘tll)l'Ll, Spriiiglicld and Boston, connecting
at Bri(l§zcpo1't with Traiii of liniisiitoiiic Rail-
road to Pittsfielil. and with 'l‘i'::in of Naugatnck
llailizoael. On Satiirdays this Train coiiiiects
will1'l'i‘ai11 ofCanal ltailroad at New [.l:ivci1.
G. A.c.c.o11imodal-ion Train at 4 P. i\1.ll)l‘ New
Ilavcn and ':1itci'i11ediate stations.
'7. Coiniiiutatioii '1‘rain at P.
I3ridgepoi't' and iiitcrinciliate stations.
8. Special Train at ($.30 1*. M, for Port Chcs
tor and iiiteriiiediate stations.
THAI NS TO N E\V YORK.
1. Special '.l'§'ain at 5.20 A. M. froni Port
Chest or stoppiiigat all iiitcrincdiate stations.
‘2.Co1ni1iutatioi1 Traiii at. 5.40 A. M. from
llridgeport, sloping at all the intermediate sta-
tioiis.
3. Accoininoilatioii Train at 6.15 .1. M. from
New IItl\'(‘.?|, stopping at all iiitei'i11cdiate sta-
tion, ieceiviiig p «ssciiger from Naugatuck Rail-
road at. l.i1'iil_i;(-poi't.
4. Ar-coiiiiiiodatioii Train at 6.15 A. M. from
New Il:ivi—~11,stoppiiig at all iiite.1'i1ieil.iat'o sta
lions. rcci.-.ivii1;; passciigei's l'i'on1 the llailford
and New IIavci1,Ca11al and Nangatu-ck Rail-
rods. ‘
5. Expicss Train at 1.15 P. M.. (in connec-
tion with the F,xprii.<s 'l‘r:iin froiii Boston) from
New Izlavcii, stopping: iit. I}i'idcpoi't. i\'orwalk
and Stainfoi'd—i'cceivii1;I passcn;;oi's from the
Housatonic 1'-lailroadat BllLlgt‘l()0l'l', and Canal
Railroad at New Llaven.
6. Spccial’.l.‘i~ain at 3.35 P. N. from Port
Cliestci'stoppii1g at all interiiicdiate stations.
'7. Acconiinodatioii Train at. 4.90 P. M. (re-
ceiving passe.iige1'.s from the Accoininodation
'l‘raiii f:'oi1113o.»=.toii) from New Haven. stopping
at all iiileriiiediate stations.
8. Express Train at 8.10 P. M. (oriii connec-
tion with the Express Train from lloston, stop-
ping at Briilgepoit. Norwalk and Stamford. ar-
iivii gin New York at 11.30 P. M. Evening
Train from Pittslield connects with this Train
at llridgepnrt.
NEW’ HAVEN AND BRIDGEPORT
‘ SPECI.-1L.
From New Haven at 9.50 .1. iiI.for Naugatuck
Ilailroad and Bi'idgepo1't..
New Haven at 3.15 P. M. for lllilford
and Naugatnck Railroad J unctioii.
New Haven at. 5.20 P. M. for Naugatuck
Railroad and Bridgeport.
From Bridgeport: at 6.30 A. M. for New Haven
l'roin Naugat.uck Railroad.
B1°idgepoi't,:it.2 P. M. for New Haven
from [lousatoiiic Railroad.
Naugatuck Railroad .lu'nc,*io1i at4.30 P
M. in connection with that road.
GEO. W'. \VHlSTLER., Sup’t.
M. I01‘
66
L6
65
to
Sununer Arrczngenzent. '
N and after Monday, April 28th. pasen-
ger trains will run daily, (Sundays except-
ed,) as follows.
Leave New Haven for Colinsville at 5.45
A. M. 11.15 A.. M. and 3.30 P, M.
Leave New Haven for Tarifi‘ville and Colitis
ville at 1] .15 A. M. and 3.30 P. M-
Leave Collinsville for New Haven al;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«l'45 P. and 'l‘arritl'ville at 3.
P. M., are freight trains, with passenger ac-
comniodations.
Special Arrangement.
O11 Saturdays, hereafter, unt.il 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 oftbe Hart.fo.id, Providence and Fish
kill Railroad leave Plainville for Hartford in
connection with the morning and afternoon
trains from Collinsville and Taritl'ville, at 8.15
A. M. and 12.30 P. M.
The trains of lhe Canal Road connect wi
the trains of the New York and New Haven
Railroad. ' G. \V. \V‘l~]ISTLER, Sup't;.
New Haven, April 28, 1851.
A, boy Forks for- sale by
~.l7V9‘—‘l3D13RF.lli?!‘.i¢'Fl'33Sl
1
l
"l‘=‘-t|.‘.‘
‘
'. il .
' I/II/.7. 52..
AND
CA lԤ0ElALAGUA'
FOR THE COMPLETE cone or ’
Coughs Golds, Influenza,
Asthma, iBronchitis, Spitting
of B1ood,.and all other Lung
Complaints tending to
cousiiriirriou.
1\'0'l‘1llNG LIKE IT.
l E ll Cl ‘
-were o owe 111 e l
READ THE EVIDENCE ll
The above iiivaliiable Nediciiie has now
been bi=.l'oi'e the public suftii-ieiitly long to have
its virtues lllUI'0£(glll_1/ lcskd. It has been
used by all classes of the community, under‘
every possible variety of circuiiistnnces, and
has e.vei'_ywl1ei'i~ proved itself a most powerful
aadz,-flicient Cougli M edicine. Lu7i‘g Disca-
ses of all kinds. yield to its influence, as mists"
pass away upon the rising of the Sun. This
no liction. \Ve give you below, letters
from persons who are now living in the state
of New York, and who declare, over their
own signatures, all that we could possibly ile-
.s1'rc to say in ilsjizvoi-. Those who can read
t.l1,eir stiiteincnts and yet. remain incredulous,
must be beyond the reach ofhuman testiuiony.
A LOVI-‘.L\’ YOUNG LADY
CURED OF CONSUMPTION!
“ It is seldom we permit ourselves to dccu
py a space in these columns to speak in praise
of any article in the patent. medicine wa *; but
wlier. we see the life of a fellow creatu.re
saved by the use of any medicine whatever.
we consider it as our riglit, it not a duty. to
give a simple statcinciit of facts, that. others
may, in like n1ar11ici',bo benelitted. The case
which has ll1(ltl(‘.t‘(.l us to pen this article, was
that of 11 young lady of our acquaintance. who
by frcqiieiit e.\:posui'e to the iiiglit air, contrac-
led a cold, which settlcd'on the Lungs before
its ravages could be sliiycd. (This occurred
two ago this winter.) Various remedies were
used. but. with very little clfect or benefit.
The cough grew worse, with copious expecte-
ra1ion,a11d the sunken eye. and pale, hollow
check, told plaii1l_y that. Pulmonary Disease
was doing its worst. on her delicate frame.
The fanrily physician was consulted, and al-
tliougli he would not admit to the young lady
that she really had the Consumption, yet: he
would give no cncoiirageinent as to ti cure.
Atthis 1.-i'isi.<, her mother was peisuaded to
iiiakc use of a bottle ofDi'. Rogers’ Compound
Syiaip of Ll V ER\VOR’.l‘. TAR. AND CAN-
Cl'lALAGUA.a11vl we are happy to state, she
was perl'ect.ly cured in less than three months
by this medicine alone, aller every hope was
destroyed. It is useless to comment on such
a case as this, for the simple truth will reach
where polislied liction lit-‘Vt-,‘.1' can. If any
doubt: the autlientii-i*.y of this slateinent, let
theni call at this ofi'i::e.——U. S. Jllililiiry and
Naval Argus Q/[ice '79 C/ialliam. sL., N. Y.
Cong/1. anrl .Discu.s'c of 14 monll.-.5 slaiialhig
CUR El), (1;/lcr bchzg given up twice
by cnu'2ir:nl 1’/1]/siciaiis !
ALBANY, June 9111. 1849.
Messrs. A. L. {p'c.ovill & Co.—l lierewith
liirward to you a Certiliciite ofa Cure, ellected
by your Compound Syriip of Livei'wort, Tar,
and Canclialzigua. ’l'hc Cnngli and expectant-
tioii was of fii:ii'tccu iiioiiths st'anr.ling, and had
baflled the skill of seveial of our oinineiit
'*’?"¢,. ‘
is
town. I am the person in wlioin the cure was
ell’ect.etl,i111<l as 1 had previously no faith in
patent mediciiies. 1 have since tried it on
otliers, and have become salislied of its value.
Mine was as gi'e:1t a cui'e as ever was per-
ll)l'll1e4.l, as I had, during my sickness, been giv-
en uptwice by my physicians. I have now
coiiiiiierici--i.l niy biisiuess, after taking, I think,
about eiglit bottles-
Yours, ri-sp’y, Tnos. C. F AU Lnrzn.
BLElCl)I\"G AT THE l.U».'GS CURED.
§;.=*.Scr: /row prompt/_y 2'! acts !
Stalcmcnl of ./llr. A. Lang, Buiccr, 388
Pr.-nrl sl. 1 '. Y.——A few days before last;
Cliristnizis, I was t‘:il.eii unwell, and soon coin-
nicncnd lsleediiig fret-_ly at the Lungs. I called
did not soeiii to help me. 1 read your adver-
tisement, and tboiiglit I would try Dr. Rogers’
Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagua.
Ilefore I had taken up the third bottle, my
bleeding had stopped, my cough was gone, and
I full. well as usual. My health is now good.
1 consider it a inosl; excelleiil: medicine, and
cordially recoiiiineiid it to my friends. [This
statcinent was made to the Proprietors, Marcll
1 2111, 1850.]
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. L.
SCOVILL A’. CO. Propi-ietors. at their prin-
cipal Depot..(-lO"i‘Il 1C I-lALL.3l6 Broadway,
New York, to whom all arders for the Medi-
cine, and letters relating to agencies, should be
alllll'0SSe(l[7()Sl paid.
-Also, forsale in Norwalk by J. A. VVEED,
and \V. E. BISSELL.
Pi-i(:e.———Iri large bottle, $1,00 ; or six bottles
for
Salt Grinding.
, ALT washed, ground and packed—'—3electr=d
expressly fm those who desire the pure
unadulterated article. Inquire at the store of
S. E. Olinstead or of the subscriber.
Norwalk, May 3. I. CAMP.
Gold! Gold ! I
EAUTIFUL gold Tliiiiibles, Pens and
J."encils, Lockets. Spectacles, Chains.‘
Iieys, “latches, and Ladies Pins. \Ve have
the largest assortmeiil; of jewelry to select:
fromjust now you ever saw in Norwalk._ Ele-
gant new patterns, opened to day. Cuff pins
i1ial)undai1ce (to. Call at DISBROVV’S.
Lubin‘/’s Extracts.
Y HE genuine Lubin’s extracts of every
flavor, direct from the importers, may be.
found at the cheap Drug Store. Also. :1 large
'assoi'tinei:t of English, French and Gei'mau
perfu mery, cologne, fioi'ida’and'lavender water,
h'1ir oils, an endless variety fancy soaps and
sliaving creaui, comprising the largest assort-
ment of perfumery ever before offered in this
town, at very low piices.
' \V. E. BISSELL.
Ladies Bonnets.
BEAUTIFUL assortrnenttliis day rec’d
by MALLORY <36 LE\V1S
IRij‘cXi_;i:"s'r3i- sale by “-
LOC/KWOOD, HAIGHT & CO.
AILS AND sPiKEs.—5ooi;’egs cut nails
and spikes, assorted from 3d fine tdfl
iiiclies.for sale by STREET 6: QUINTARD
. Poplins. ,.4r .
HE subscribers have just rec’d another lot
of those beautiful Poplins and are selling
them low as usual. MAL LORY 66 LEWIS.
Parks.
FULL supply of two and three tiiied
QUINTARD.
STREET 6::
pliysiciaiis in New York,Albaiiy, and Coopers-‘
iii a llomosopatliic Physician, but his medicine ~
Norwalk Chronicler