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\Ve had quite a ‘shower for the season
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' HE.§.hbs,c_rib'ei-s, iiimiig retthbtly innaeiiia
_ Serious‘ Loss. .
Q . Two’ fine pair of oxen were run over on
Monday evening last; nr.-ai‘ the bridge.- They
were the property of Mi. John Fitch and were
valued at nearly $300, which must "fa l‘! lieavi"!y
‘upon him.
'i_iate in this pa rticula r, having lost:-ieveralihogs,
sheep, &c. before. \Vithout any desire to cast
"unduejblan:e upon the employocs of the iioaid,
it does seem that this accident might. have
been prevented, as it was in broad daylight’
near the bridge, when the engineer could see
for some distance ahead, and where they al-
ways run at a-slackened speed. i '
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More ln‘va‘ders.
-Norwalk dospatched two more 'c'omp’:'tniii'is of
‘stalwart men, bent on adventure, upon the
" dark blue sea."i The first left the dock with
a linebi~ec'/.e, Monday morning. with trumpet‘,
‘drum and fiddle, bound for Long lsland’s sea
‘gift ,-ho,-9,, This others are ‘preparing to em-
bark as we write, for Block Island, Nahaut
and surrounding country, in search of the S821
serpent. iind coils . W'e should like to step on
board just :ifie’i~:tlie firsl dozen rolls; when off
ihe point, we re-ckon [blue beefwouldift be 2".
comparison; we insist upon the boys taking
good care of “ Sir \Vulter,” as he has never
seen thc—w}ialc. -
_ war at vvestptu-t. ,
A very serious charge was pi'efél‘I'cd
sonof the Emerald Isle,‘ before one of the lo-
cal justices of \Vestport, against a respecta-
ble and hitherto peaceiible resident of the
Eown. Poor Bait gavé sad physical ei'i'd‘o'nces
‘of the “ tug of war” and of the force with
wliirzli twoboalies sometimes meet. In the exam-
ination Pat acknowlcr.lge_d himself to haye been
me 5gg,.c33g,,-., On’[.y- compl"{i'i‘:'ie(l that his piiiiis';i-
warrant.
.’
1|
ya
ment was more than his sins should
It seems that as Pat had a longing for the green
end. he waiideréd 'do\.vn about the shine of the
iiarlior inthe “ high gr.-iss,” where he (uninten-
’mu-.il'y ofcourse) surprised afiir nymph which
lie took to be Venus in her b:ith—and of course
‘the first impulse of his impetuous nature was
Ito em':)race'so rare a bird, and so set chase for
‘the prize. Bid: like the it-gemi in Irving’s
‘Colun1bus,the elfin wasltco slippery for him.
Finding _lie could not capture, he run after her
i'ece‘:ling form iihtil it passed the tli't“éslili‘old of
her own doinicil, where her_ liege lord hap-
pencd to be-—who, with just indignation _at the
playfuliiess manifested by the Irishman, full to
bclttb0l‘ll)g him as resolutely as Don Quixotte
elf::'0"tlititei"(Ԥ(I i;he giant. After a patient hear-
ing, however, the judge decided to dismiss the
‘case, _conso.lin__g Pat; with the reflection that
though the lady iriay have been iir.prudeni; in
looking so_p:'elty, he had no bueinesti to run
after her, iind that the pleasures of the _race
iihould offset t_he pains of his bruises. The
reasonableness this proposition seemed to
satisfy Pat, and calling it sqiiafé‘, departed in
peace.-
IF°Among the many contributions to iin—
prove the appearance of the l)usinoss;portion of
bar It illage, we think the in‘ipi'o'v'éiiieifts mado
by C. E. Disbrow at his old stand, is worthy
of notice. From an unsightly mass of lumber
he l'as constructed one of the prettiest stores
at town, standing in fine contrast with the
vn'1so“]‘;1l)le old isliant.ieis lliat suirourid it, on ei-
ther side, which we hope to see giving place to
more credible edifices. Hr. Disbrow has much
'of_tli'e spirit that is needed here in Norwalk.
‘and his enterprise is fast yielding him a rich re-
waid—-as, judging from his ltiiiiiense stock of
gloods; he must be doing a business iievcrb'9foi'e
traiisacted in his branch 'oftrade in this quarter.
.Si'i’écess attend all such men. \Ve shall notice
from time to time the many prominent. improve-
ments aboiét town: as they catch our eye.
The subsciibers to the New Bridge will
hotice the call fora ineetiiig this evening to
“ prepare to pucker.”
I? Cut‘ facetious l'ri'e'nd of the Iifatsliiiigton
Telegraph thus cooly ushers himself into ‘d'c'g-
"day felfcit-y:
Economy should be practiced by all, rich and
poor. Never pay a tip or a dime a week [fora
paper if you cimborrow it from your iieiglrbor.
He can iéiiii it itftér yiiu liave, if it is not "fora
‘or lost. To be sure,we oflen lose a ‘s‘dbscriliel'
who does not like to pay for a paper for the use
‘of his neighbors; but that is notliing——editors
get rich ‘too fast ‘anyhow.
Iraiiistaii B.ei;2ii.ned.
:We itre informed by Mr. Barnum, says the
I3.-i«l§epoi't Farmer, that the Hydropathic Com-
pany, which purchased his‘ place, have not been
able as dispose of their stock as they auticipti-
ted, and cannot tlierefore raise the lfpnds neces-
sary for payment next month. They. conse-
ijuently liiive agioed to forfeit the $6,500, paid
for a “ bond .'or a deet ,” and have purchased a
piece oflaud in the'vicinity,'wliereon they in-
leiid_éi-ectiiig suitable builiiilgé for a VVater
Cure establishment, on a much less expensive
sbale than Ettuld have been done at Iranistan.
In accordance with the earnest desires of
his family, Mr. B. has conclddrd to ‘dispose of
his Bennsylvania property, and will remain at
Ira nistan.
Tile Store for Bal'gziiii§;
An enterprising set of fellows, those South
Norwalk Gi'ocei'yinen, all bidding defiance to
our old manners, old customs customers, and
especially old prices. Selling their goods, which
by the way, are of the brand A——Nn'. 1-"—'-‘tit
prices which our up towners ban hardly gel“
down to. This is particularly triie of G. \V.
Smith's estiiblisliliient; w-here every customer
from the Bridge can save enough on a’ dollar's
‘trade to pay his pleasant ride in the omnibus.
See his advertisemla'nt..
New Houses of \Voasru1=.——Gei-ifrd Hal lock,
Esq., of the Journal of Commerce, is spending
his spare profits in building a new arid elegapt;
. - - 75') ’.
church in New Haven, in conjunction wlthqa
Mr.’ Trowbridge. This edifice, which is 3f
- froe-stone is to be occupied by a Congregation-
al Society the charge of which Rev. Mr. Saw-
telle, formerly a protestant Clergyman in Hav-
re, France is to assume. ,
We learn that the Catholics are about to
erect the most spledid edifice of their "Sea in
- the satiiof<iity',"ou Grand-st.n‘eur the foot of
;!‘mn!«..lin.
Mr. F. has been specially unfortu-.
-_ -t’ ..-,-r-'9
Borrowing Yrbm the Higllway.
M a. BYINGTON :—When I was ‘a boy the "e't'li'i'cs
of \Vashinglon'aiid Franklin were in vogue, and
taking without leave was stealing ; but now-a-days
ifyoii take witlioiil leave from Uncle Sam or from
ilie couimunity, instead of im individual, it is only
borrowing.‘ Hence I_liear it flippantly remarkied,
M r.-So-and-So has been borrowing a little froiii the
highway. -
Riding from New Canaan village to Five Mile
River Landing last W_(;cl{.1 noticed in VVliitc Oak
Shade Street that a Ir. Ivceid liad been ‘borrow-
ing’ in front oi‘ his llonsc and garden ‘about one
fonrtli ofthe public highway, and. had it all nicely
fenced in. Iieucliiiig the foot of Slut street, that
was——Grand street, that pow is—I discovered that a
Mr. Street liiid-cri’u'fi'riri'eid title of‘ Grand street,’
for he had made a grand haul, and had ‘"z‘v;fll.‘cd in
_iit‘o'al stoutly, and had thus ‘ biiri’:'ii"rcd"iilio'iit one-
tliird of the public highway. Crossing Five Mile
River easterly, on reaching the i‘-spar the hill, 1 per.
ccived that a Mr. Stevens, on the north side of the
road, had ‘ borrowed,’ also, almost one-tliird ofthe
liigliway. Now, Mr. Editor, I waiit you editorially
to give these several gentlemen one word ofadvicc,
and that is, tliatlhey voluntarily pay back the bor-
rowed land, lcst ‘ Old Squire Ricliards’ step be
taken against them, and the definition ofstealing be
made to appearas plain as he in those days explain-
ed it—llizitht‘é'§il.iiig was - f:'"i.'.i"i'ig witnout leave,’
A Citizen of New Canaan.
P. S. hope any gentleman feeling aggrieved
by this communication will make anotlior, and point
out in the public prints all aggressions upon the
liigliway in and about the village of New Canaan
_ and elsewhere.
36- “/0 are really glad to liiid that poor Norwalk
can rely upon syinpatby from abroad, upon the
principle that “ misery‘ loves company.” It is so
consoling to think that there are other towns besides
this wliere the liigliway has been " taken iu”—no
doubt, heciiiisc, like some we wot of, the town would
not father tlicm, keep tliem in .~ei,-Hail», and they
were so aboinin.i|.ily bad that land holders inclosed
them from sheer pity! No doubt ofit.
\l/Hie Rizvii-zw for August is received, and ii ster-
ling No. it is. As soon as we get a breathing spcll
we shall note some of its iiblest articles and copy at
length, for fear our Flll)SCl'll)f.‘l‘S will lose the gcins—
wish they would all take it and save us the trouble“.
.- —_ v u . - g
ll? Iiouri-3'5 CABINET for Aiiguslt. a livély,
sprightly, interesting iindiiistructive little monthly-—
should be in the hands of every little boy and girl.
Btoonnerisrns;
The editor ofllie Stamford Ad vucate, in a labored
article, has Zi'cttled the Blootncr qucstioii, .'iiul has
proved beyond a doubt that the “ breeclies” are of
divine origin. No wonder then that the women
have always had such a penchant for the “ double
barrels.” And now, fricml Hoyt. thee will be a
happy inati in thy day, for the ladies will all rise up
and ‘call lliee blessed, for zii'raii£riiii,§, all tliesc scrip-
tural supports to back them in their pruisewortliy
efforts to regenerate theiusclves. All right-we
only wi.-ih we were a tailor; wouldn't we _fit ‘cm
sang to their little forms! VVhcw, how coiifoulidcd
hot the weatlier is ! 0 '
Our friend Newson, the Derby Journal, also
goes into raptures about the trowsers aiiil plump
uncles ! II?) says one has callcd at his office, iiud lie
lids examined her, and finds that she is able to “ add
beauty to the form and feature” with “at least four
articles less of clothing” Illtlfl by tlie"old plan.-
'I‘ommy’s modesty would not allow him to say what
the tiii'iii'cil'lioii;iblcs were, of course not,and we
slian’t let our mind rim after such things in tryiiig
to surmise, and shall only remark that we never
know do women wore five sliir— whnt-d’yc-call-
ems before! Fie—-for shame Toimiiy to be looking
up such things!
m
In Toiifititi , A
\Ve c'z'inie'up all standing, beforié two pretty
Bloomers, on our way homevvard last evening,
wlio._.'w'ere perambulating injmoonshine. If we
had iiol been “down to salt." all (lay,and all tee-
totaifers, we should have supposed ourselves
fetched up in Hong Kong. They were very
like Chinese in outward appearance, and were
pretty withal. \Vliy don’t you bloom in the
day time, when a f‘0llet.'.Ci1l‘l see you .7 _ _
Ah. hein, the “Devil's in the moon for mis-
chief," (to.
A iireiiibaiiierif.
A poor benedict; in New York was brought
before the Police Court on the charge of ap-
pearing in woman's attire, contrary to the law
in such case made and provided. Being inter-
rogated by thei-Lltidge as to wlrat lie had to siiy
in defence, he replied that his spouse in her
anxiety to don the latest; fashion had got up be-
fore him in the morning, dressed and walked
o_fi'in his entire suit, and that when he awoke
tllere -,-his iio alt.érn;itive but for him to rig up
in what was left !
Honor to whom Iloiior-.3
One of the Pi-bvidénha Etliitii-g. pi-titésts
against llirs. Blo'oihor iiarrying off the honors
of tlie new Eostliiiié, on the score of priority,
inlimating that his wife has i):‘o7‘ii (fie brccchcs
there many a year!
@° The New York and New Haven Rail-
road Coiripiiny have 'decl§ii'i$d It dividend of
5.5350 per share .on tlié Capital Stock; payable
15th inst.
’BUFFALO Roei«:s.—Tlie Chicago papers sziy
i.vitlii,;i_i the past week some 8,000 Buffalo robes
have passed through tlie vvatblioiise of IVfPssrs
Neely, Lawrence 6; Co.. of that city. They
belong to the American Fur Company; and are
cn fbiilc to New York bitty.” '
H iifvoiii-zi) :b0LI..-\RS_PRl-ZMl(:llll ’flaAc'i3 —Oné
hundred dollars have than o_fi'ered tliiougli the
American Tract. Society for the best tract.
against the use of tobacco. Time for con'i'peti-
tors itiitil Noveinber isl.
. 1: . . ._ _€‘ ,, I‘ 7
A NUT roa Wirii-I-Dai.\'Knas..——Rev. T.
i’. 'f'- ' -7 -r-’- -v . ' ."" ‘ " "-
Hunt, the oreiit. fem ierance lecturer, ersua-
:5 '~ v . 3 .
(led a dealer in Philadelphia who was exten-
sively engaged in making Vviries, bljtlfldlefii Off!-.
-to abandilii t1is_horrid trnffic. He learned
from him one ofthe secrets of the trade,vvhich_
was that in order to produce the “nutty flavor’:
for which Madeira wine was so much admired_
he put a bag of cockroaches into the li'cluo'r,and
let; it refnain till they were dissolved.
IVe_ understand, says the Lilchfield Re-
publican’ that Callioiin, one of the _Colebrook
lnlll'(lel'(’.l'S,'_llflS made a confession of the crime,
(with Balcoinb and Menasseth) was ‘convicted
in which he says, that the murder u'asprem«:rJ-
ilatcd.
- on Sathrday eveiiinlg last-—blowing n lperfect
hurricane. At the east of us it. ‘(vale very se-
vere and did much damage to ti'ees,_feuces,&c.
_ In VVindsor, we learn‘ that a house was
blown down, and a woman killed.
-:
ET’ Tlieabol'i‘ti'on of floggiiig in the Navy
works first rate, Every man, possessing the
least ‘§‘pm~k of liiiinanity-, will rejoice over this.
Long life attend the gallant tors of our coun-
try. I »
Nrzwt-aa'r.—-Mrs. Fillmore, wife of the
President, and her son M. I’. Fillmore, and
Miss Ii‘illiiio'i’é,ii'l‘e at the Bellevue House,New
'p‘\3rt. ' '
'I.‘a§i Mims'ri~:n T0 BI!-ZXlC0.—-I’.l.()n. Roliert
P. Letclicr, Minister to Mexico, has returned
to \Vasl_iington much improved in licaltli. He
,,is ‘awaiting instructions from the Go‘}'érnmen-
to return to Mexico. '
-Y:-\I.I-J CoLr.i-:6i~;-—-Professor Thatcher has
l)‘a‘9l] appointed to fill the chair of the Latin
language and literature, in Yale College, vaca-
ted by the resignation of PIOfess0i' Kingsley.
and it is ‘said that Professor Hadley will suc-
ceod President I/Voolsey in the Gi"‘eek Profes-
sorship.
Notice.
The subscribers to the now Bridge are re-
quested to meet at the Hotel of David Ste-
pliensoii on this, ’Ijuesday. evening at a quarter
lief;-ii'e.8 to appoint a lmilding committee and
transact other business that may 'c'oiné before
the tneetiiig.
* -—-r--.—-———~——--v——:-r-
WHEN w E cousioua
That 1:30.000 limiiau brings die of Consumption
annually. in the United States alone, the importance
ofa niediciuc which will cure iill tho Pulmonary af-
fections lcadiug to lhis'c'oinp1:iint', and oven arrest
the Destroyer after it has indicated its presence in
the system. imist be :t(IlllII".P.lI to be beyond all esti-
mate. This w_oudcrful remedial power is claimed
to be posstsssed by Dr. Roger's Syriip of Liver-
wort, Tar and Cniicliiilagiia, and the voices and sig-
natures ofa multitude of recovered patieiits. ratify
the clain). We say, read the evidence. Read the
li-tters containing the names and rcsideiiccs of the
writers, pnlilii:-‘lied iu the pamphlet to be had of the
Agents, and the list ofnttestcd cures which is con-
tiiiiially lcngtbcuiug in the columns of the iicCvspa-
pers. Conviction will then be not a matter of
'choice, but of necessity. An advertiseinent with
further facts appears in uiihtlirr ctiluimt.
iiiatticb.
In Riilgclield, 6th lll.<t., by the Rev. Mr. Clark.
Mr. Eilward Trowbridge of New llavcu, to Miss
Sarah-A., daughter of Harvey Smith, lisq., ofthe
former plaice. _,
In Duubury, 27th ult.,by Anson Co§‘tiw2ill§ E.-rq.,
James II. Sherwood lto Phebe Wood.
In Bnxtou, i\le.,.luly lfltli. Mr. Augustus Tit-
comb. of Saco, and Miss Eliza Pike, of B., both
mates and educated '‘_it the Hartford Asylum.
iilich.
In \Villun. 8tli inst.,—Levina \Vliillock, aged ITS
years. .
In Danbury, 5th inst., Ebeiiezer Squires, aged 61.
In Redding, 29th ul|., John R. Hill, aged 76.
_.,. . fioy Wanted
M M EDIA T E LY, to learn the printing bus-
iness. at this office.
Wanted Imitiiedisitely.
\Vl‘] E E L-\YRlG HT or one who under-
stands the c:ii'riage;iui‘iking business gen-
erally. Apply to . L. OLMSTE AD.
Danbury, August_18.-31. 32
Auction.
ILL be sold at Public Auction near the
C0|][]ectlcllt Hotel on \Vednesday,'Aug.
13th, at 4 P. M.. one good f.nn_ily horse.
JAM ES FI N N EY, Au’cti‘dneer.
Wanted. . , _.
it .lIR.’1‘ MAKERS, also hands to
make coats. pa tits and vests.
GEORGE A. KENWORTHY.
Hattiéis’ Banili, Bettiel.;
N adjourned meeting of the undersigned,
Commissioners to receive subscriptions
to the stock of the Hatt.er’s Bank, to be located
in the borough of Bethel and town ofDaubury,
will be liolden at VVilso,n's Hotel in said bor-
at. eleven o‘clock A. M , at which time and
place books will be open for receiving subscrip-
lions to the capital stock of said Bank according
to the terms and conditions specified in its
charter. CHAS. MARVIN. '4» .
WM. P. BURRALL, "‘?"‘""S'
‘ ' SlOl)L‘l'S.
BRYANT siuirri,
Cheaper than Ever l
Groceries selling of at astoiiis/ring Tales at
the blcl Elirire of I
GEO. hr. SMITH., soU'rH NOR.W.!t.LK.
HERE purchasers can find one of the
largest and best; assortments of Groce-
ries, Crockery, &c.,ever offered in this inor-
iet before. To our up town customers. (for
we have cust'oiii'ei's,fi'oin the Bridge, ca use why
we sell better articles andclieaper than others,,l
we would say that we ‘will giiiti'il’nt'e'e tliefn a
sziving of, '25 per cent. l‘)t1l'lilltiSltig of us,
which will pay for a ride upand down any day-
Call and examine for yourselves.
GEORGE W. ,sMi'rt—I.
South Norwalk, August 12, 1851.
..Rats and Mice Look (Out 2
.YON_‘S l’II.tL»S for tile dést.i'ri'ction ofthe
above named vermin: magnetic powd'ers
for the destruction of _'cocki'oaches,bbdbuge,ittits;
flies, &c., wiirraiited without fail. Also; Ijev'o’s
vermin exterminator and North American rat
exterminator for sale by \V. E. BISSELL.
Fivfi Dollans Reward;
OST, on Tuesilay, 291.11 ult., lietvveoii the
shop of M. Hubbell and the bridge, it
leather wallet, containing one 20 dollar and one
‘.2 dollar bill, both Fairfield, County; besides ti
note drawn ui_i'd slgiihd by J; R. Feeny, N'oiv
York, and other pi7omissoi'y notes and pzipe_t;s of
no use to aiiy one liu"t.llie ovvtterl The aliove
reward will be paid by returning the aim:-,' to
this since. . 31
NORVVA LK ml_230OT ,*_ift__,'f_{I,) suor.
ENI?0RI3.l'I.VI.
TIJE subscriber would respectfully inloini
the public that he has on l'Hllld__‘B.t't§ oft e
largest assortnients Brit; 5 tihgl SIIOGS. Gait-
ers, 55,," 553,, gt,-.t..o{rgi-ed, in‘ No;-walk.‘ I His
goods are all _n'_1ifactui;ed int ie most superior
- manner by the very best of workmeii, and will
be vyaijlaeled in every paitticdlaij. Ladies god
gentleineil in'f§vant of goods in his line will find
it for their interest :6 call, Don't mistake-—
No. 3 Main st. CIIAS. SMI'.l.‘1‘1- .
August 1st, 1851.
31
. .. ,Mantte Ornaments,
UCH as Gii'.'indo‘es, plated and glass can-
dlesticks, elegaiit_Gei'inaii and ,Amei'ir:an
flower vases, marble and z'ilabaste.rclocl-:s; also
plated goods. cake baskets,‘ fruit idishes and 0.
um-iery ofotlzer new goods this day rec’d at
DISBRO '\V'S..
‘ ea sh .
ough, on Tuesday, the 19th (lay of August inst."
rilla-~-at the drug store of “-3.7".‘ E. BISSELL. ,
.«iualp:_inon&:& mead, 1 s .-
T fiANI{EU7L forthe many favors so lili‘t5"z'i-‘
ally beétowed on" them by the public,
would respe __t.l.u|ly solicit a continuance oft:li_eir
fhtronage——, eeling assured they can now offer
greater inducements than they ever before
have done. _ .»
Their stock-is now large and well selected,
comprising all the articles usually kept ‘in a
grocery store, together with a variety of fancy
goods, such as Sardines, Capers, Catsup, Sau-
ces, Table Oils, Macctironi, Corn Starch, Pre-
served Fruits,-Spiced Pickles. &c , (Sac. 'I‘lieir
stock of Teas is the largest and most; carefully
selected of any in Norwalk, rangiiig in price
from 5C cts to $1 per lb. A trial of their coffee
is ullthiit is necessary to convince. that it is
superior to any sold in. the place. Sugars al
ways on hand, cheap and good for the price.-
Also—l"lour, Fish, Salt. Pork, Iihrd, Hams,
Smoked Beef, &c. which will be sold clzeapfor
_ I? Goods delivered to any part. ofthe
village free of t-llnI'ge.
Norwalk, July 26th, 1851.-
§‘-7: . ~-»- " .‘ c---<r,~.-'
Edgarsi. Pl our find .Grocker*'y:
FINE lot just received and going olflike
a Jun'é suowstoi-m'at. the cheap store of
' GEO. \V. SMiT~I-}=-
_ Notice.
HE subscriber has empounded in thebor-
ough pound three yearling rezl Ilcife rs;
one has one ear cropped——tlie other‘ two white
spots under the breast. .
VVM. CLEVELAND, Key Keeper.
Norwalk, July 30th, 1851. 31
‘“““"‘""““" ""' -.= “'_ 1:-‘_ :.".;-—T——-—-—
ifihtzcea .
TH E undersigned having
‘ ~, purchased the Norwalk Oin-
, _ ,_ _l)l__.,, nibus Line, would respectfully
iiifoi'iii the public that they intend to run their
stages as heretofore for the public convenience.
Every effort. to please and accommodate passen-
gers to and from the cars or between the t.wo
villages will be made. which they trust. will en-
sure them the support oftlie citizens ofthetwo
villages. TAYLOR 6: HOLLY.
July 24. 30:f
TUBES Ba surrn.
_ Building 1VEov’s_t-rs.
Ul LDINGS moved or raised, with_cliiin-
neys standing. and without (listlii-biiig the
innlates. Frames raised for churches or otlior
large buildings. \Vork done in any part of the
country. ' CHAS. TUBES.
SETH SMITII.
South Norwalk, Ct., July 19th, 1851.
iEESE_ FEA’I‘I]Ev3RS ofa superiorqualiiy
for szilti by -
LOCKWOOD, HAIGHT dc CO.
TABLE and pocket cutlery for sale by
- L , II. 8.’. CO.
€.j.-\-NIPH-ENIC and Burning Fluid of the
best qhiility' by L., II. dc CO.
99
r.
- .. ‘ _
F _ ‘Dr’. Bannm is
LA'ch. or. BODY IZRACE.
‘OR the cui'e of curved. weak and diseased
spine—dise.ases of the heart. and lungs,
and all diseases leading to consumption. dys-
pepsia and other affections of the stomach, liver
and digestive organs, diseases of wcmen, mid of
the visceral organs g_eueral _v. Sold by
w. -E. BISSELL.
ifireiiéing Lots.
lEVERAL beautiful and eligible building
lots for sale at a bargain. Enquire of
ALLEN & MEEKER.
Boy Wanted.
0 learn the silk hat finishing business.——
One from the country preferred. Apply
imniedia-tcly at the hat store of _ ,
II. C. RANDLE.
"E ANGES for sale, also set at the shortest
. notice.
LOCKVVOOD, HAIGHT 5.’. CO.
* a;_rner’s Patent
Anti-Frcczinjg Suction. and Force Pump
Can be used in our deepest wellsor fetch wa-
ter from wells at a distance. ltworks very
easy and discharges a gallon of 5-:3"iitei' to ciicli
motion of the lever, iind will not freese in the
coldest: weatlier. By attaching pipes water is
carried to in ny part of the liou.~:e or burn and by
attaching ii liaise can wiitcij the garden,. door
yard, wash your windows. Carriages, dzc. It '
is also a good engine in case oftire as the pow-
er of two men can throw water to the top of
our liiglicst liouses. Sold by _
'LCL’7K\VOOD. HAIGHT ‘& C_O.
Charles S. Loclrwoocl , X
4‘ CULD ‘respectfully iuforin his fi‘§biii_ii'.
‘ iind "(”:ustoineifs', illitf. he hits. iiu_i'db til‘-
rdiigenients willi L. H. Raiidle & Co. where-
by he is 'eniilifcd to execute all orders in the
tailoring line that may be entrusted to him.
Norwalk, April 7', 1851.
10
RE.-’-.i\’iS \VRA1’I’ING Paper, for
sale at mill prinesby _ . g
\V. E. BISSELL.
Wanted.,. , .
FII‘-’.S'l‘-RA_'l‘E YOUNG CUVV.——En-
quirb at tliiii office.
New Map, of Nbrwaiiz.
ERSONS wishing to obtain 2! copy ofthe.
_ elegant; new Map of Norwalk are inform-
ed that the Slll)SC‘l'll.)0!'”ll,i'l.5“[lIIl'%lltl,§I‘3(I of the
publisli_e_r the entire bal'an'c'o tho _e(litibii.
As tll_ei'I-': are fo_w i'eiiiiiiiiipg, iini_ no more to
be pri_blis_lii3'd, th'0sE3 wishing‘ to plIl'ClltlsB will do
well to call soon. .1. A. \VEE1).
‘*1-~12; N; -. ,
" - -. - s--. "r'
HUSH (l‘RS_Il'QUS of prirchasiiig the most
popular iibvcls extant, comprising the pro-
ductions of Cooper, .liiiiie.s','_Diicltciis, Lever.
&‘c., &c., will please call, turd 4-.i'<,i1iii,ii_ie_;i fi'esli
15: just rec'd by 5;. SELLECIL15 Mziiii st.
,, ., _ , Candles. _
‘E E have constantly on hand candles of
, , out; own m:iuul'acture, which we offer
at xvlioleéiile or retail at. prices to suit the times.
ALLEN 65 M EEKER.
LBA’l‘A SPOONS.-—A new aiticle, $1
a dozen. Also, a splendid lot _ofcliildi'en’s
rings, for sale by A- D,U,RA1\
Under Conn. Hotel.
[RD CAGES foi'_salta,_liy. . . .
LOCK\VO'C‘D, H.~'ilGtlT & co.
_, BISSE li,L.‘.-S,
1 LGLVDON
*4 ' c1¢§:‘l‘:§.(
iiiilk‘-at.
liliiitljiest clocks eveigofiered in this
- t'own. fol‘ éille by C. A.,DUR_AN1_)..
' Under Conn. Hotel.
_ , ‘ . _ W :
E have c()'t.)'$tat]t.ly: on li’a'nd and for sale_
pure ice in any quant.i_ty._ .
6: MEEKER.
M USTAR D. for
r
ALLEN
for preserves. for sale
‘1REF.N eixesa ,_ _
B1&5;s‘F.LL’S._.
tit.
______..._.-..._. ___.____—..
3?.-c—-do.‘ ifi.7£a*”c.i-.4,“-1*.’ ,
'0?‘ N. draught from the fountain,‘ with every
avg variety of syrup, viz; Lemon, C-'ioger,
Strawbe.rry. Pineapple, Vanilla and Sarsapa-
3:15
-.~o_.
‘ . Seflljytgr Wéliliiug. Sbfii and Chair
5l"'l"g9s,B,ut.tons. Gimp. .Moul,ding. Locks. Hin-
ges and Casters by HOLCOMB & LYON.
OUSE BUILDERS HAR.DWARli_‘-, of
every description. for sale wholesalisi and
retail by HOLCOMB oz. LYON..~
- 83 Water st Bridgeport. ' '
EARIRAGE MAKER’S GOODS, Axles,
Springs, Shafts, Carriage Bows, Bolts,
Bone and Ivory Slides, Iziirliiig Nails, Ivory
Head Screws. Seaming Cord,_§cc. , . '
HOLCOMB as: LYON.
RINDSTONES.25 tons superior‘ grit
just landing from Bel-ea Ohis.
HOLCOMB dc LYON.
T[VAi3L,E CUTLE_RY,.——150 grbss of w.
- (Sc S Butchers’ table cut|ery,just rec’d
at ~ HOLCOMB dc LYON.
83 \Vuter st. Bridgeport.
C _‘lLES'.—-1500 dozen W. 85 S. Butirliers’
Files. consisting of every size and kind,
now opening by HOLCOM1} 5; LYON,
OCKET CUTLERY, Sl‘iears_ tind Scis-
_ sors of \V. 6.: S. Butchers’ arid R'o_dgei's’,
odeuing and for,sale \\’Il0I8$tll__t-'. and retail by
HOLCOMB 6.: LYON,
83 \Vater st., Bridgeport.
DOZ. hand. pannell, t_'i]_i iiiid
Saws of But‘cli_'érs’, Spear $6 .Iackson’s
aml [5ecket's, at vvlioliisiile and retail by HOT}-
COMB &, LYON, 83 \Vaté'r s't.‘, Iiridgeport.
RACE AND I3lTTS.—A large stock of
'i\Iarples’ supe.i;ior platfetl,iiiid,plai'n. ‘;'vhole-
sale and retail, HO-L'CO-.\I,l3 *8: LYON.
NVILS.--H'il|"s, Peter‘ VV_l'igllts’ ahd
Mouseliolo, \_vliolesal’:=._‘an’d i'etnil by.
HlDL.(.‘O;VIB & LYON‘.
§7"ISES.-.—,l-_!ilts, P-etc!‘ W.-igii-us, Hyde's
V and 'l‘illotson’s of every qualit.y and price
just opening. and we would call particular at-
tention to our stock. HOLCOLWIB & LYON,
83 \Vater street, I3:-iilg'ep‘ort.
LAGKS M lTH’_S l3ELLO\VS constant-
ly on hand and for s:il(_-. low by _
M IIOLCUMB LYON.
I ‘_A1LS.—-1500 casks,_Ff.ill Rivet; ‘itlso 40
A (-asks superior, \vi'oi.iglit nails by _
HOLCOM B as LYON, \Vater_st. l3ridgeport.
QLUE, BORAX AND EMERY.——50
blils. Glue. ass‘d sizes; 10 cases \Vood's_
rotiiicd Borax; £25 casks superior London Eni-
ery by, HOLCOMB A: LYON.
i
-—A full and complete iis*"3'oift:r_1ent by
IIOLCOMB dc LYON.
cm: flargaiiis in Dry Goods !
Selling Off Summer Stock Cheap.
'Eitc3i.t:'cc?.: & Leadbeater,
No 3-17 Broadway,cor of Leonard street: N. ‘Y’-.
have been i'e(fu'<:ing the price of tliezreniaindelx
"or lliéir SPRING AND suiiisiuit Dar
GOODS below ‘cost. for the purpose of selling
them out to make room for I/zeir new Fall
Goticls, 'wlii'oli they will soon be receiving from
the vai'i'dl1§:
i-‘om-:ioN iiivi) noiiiusrfc aiaxrriacroaias.
Their present stbck embraces the most mag-
niilcbiit and clieapest lot. oftliiii Summer Goods
évei'offei'ed in N. Y , including, .‘m'io..'g.~: others,
BEAUTII-‘UL PRINTED LAWNS F011 Is A ‘x'AIti),
SPLENDID mutant iii: LAINES rot: is 625.
ELEGANT i‘0ULAaL SILKS FOR 35.
E OUSE aoautstiiae_i-ti;a.b\v4.aE..-
- t*iouaEn.n.iai:oi;s, ci_1_iN'rz ooi.oas'Foa
And Silks, French liidslius and Calicoes,
Cliambrays, Poplins, (.iretia(lines, Silk Tissues,
Silk iliid Linen Goods greal. variel‘y, Shawls,
Miiiitilliis, &c'., equally cheap. Also,n great’
VV.-l.l‘tll~3'I‘i' or Goons 1-op. Ta.ivELi.\'c: nah.-s_i;s,
Traveling Sliawlé and Mantlllas. Bathing
Dr~:isses. Ifiinen Diess Goods, tVIodi'iiiiig Goods
of every l_ill‘lt'I', as blaick Gi'5tizidinbs, I3areges,
Poplins, Challies, Bomba.‘:.iiies', biack Silk Tis-
zines, &c.', Canlon Crii pe Shawls, Lace Shiiwls,
Lmie «ma Miisliii \Viiidjo\\' iii-inrei-sea, all kinds
of \Vliif'o Goods, best Rid Gloves, his pair,
Alexan_der’s and others Silk G-loves, a splendid
lot of_Fzitis, Gentlemen’:-i Eiii'nisliings of every
kind, as Gloves, Ci'avats, Merino, Cotton and
Silk Undersliiitsaiid Driiwéi-ti; Ilousevvifo and
_l*‘amily Coeds, 8‘: every variety, .-is linen, mus-
lin, damasks, napkins, diapers, ti-:.c..?, 82¢.
A l':ii°ge stock of kiiid atiriiil aiid \Vin-
ter Goods on hand, so as to be able to meet ev-
. ery want of every Liiilfz. 0MerEchants in the
iioiinti'y.ot' siilailli-él‘__bili‘os willfind this one of the
best pl-a'c’e‘s Y. to fill up tlieir stock, as
they can select. any quantity they want, from a
single di"sss p’r7.tt'ern up‘, and can buy as cheap
in siicli quantities as by the piece or‘ ciise, of
jobbers and inipoi'tei's. Qi'dei's frorii the coun-
try or will be pijoiiipll_i,' eiecuted. sent. as
dii'e"c'te'd, and the Goods always waii"antcd', ‘and
money returned if they do not give szitisfactibn.
Biiiidlcs. sent uny,l_iour of tlieday to any
Railroad, Steamboat br iii the lcit.y,_so
that ladies from abroad will have no tibulile
with theii‘ goods fr’o'i'n l’.i%§_ time of purchasing
until they are ready to take their seat in the
cars or boat for l_iom'e.,
’1'erms Cash and Erie Price ibillzout
___,,____ _. _ . ,.
0 Pllllllllllllfl llfflllllf
‘ 4. . 5‘.
M, , '1‘_}rc Ga‘c::gtcst , ,_ ,
__ in ‘nu: \v_uou: \Vpai.b!
_ :3‘ Price $1 per ,Bott.’c, or Si':i: I3oH]c:fqr $5. . , '
,, It is now put it '_in QUART BOTTIIES, of the some
war and mczlim efficacy» ao when in small bottles. Each
Large bottle cpritnins 5131'!‘ Y.FOUIL DOSES, and. the
llledicutllinfl are so strongly Concentrated that only
one Tablcepoouful is required at a Dose—-three time: a day
-_-thud one bottle lasts .’I‘wcnr,y..{)n_e _I)ay.-i, which is much
l,cugcr.tlinn.a bottle of i1ny..c-ther incdicine lasts, because there
lb ruqnircd of this 9. I8!-is quantity at (1 dose. «-
,..’.I‘lie (:rcnt~Su;icn‘nri‘!y of this Blood Purifier. over all
ollicr medicines, consists in II. great measure in Il8'pOSS‘:‘.EElIlg’
air a. part of‘ its com ound,.thepawcrfu1 hlcdicnl Virtues
of some Scarce an Rare _ ‘ '
4 ,_ - Indian Roots and Barks,
which no other medicine possesses. These are the most ‘certain
Purifiers of the, lilood.tliat were ever known to either
Indian or white man, mid these being compounded with the alien}
Iy-concentrated Extracts of _ _
Sarsaparilla, Yellosv Do
4- :-~:
CHERRY AND SASSAFRIIS _BARKS_, _
make this Vegetable Ext:-nct,noi oi;_1_;_-,uie granite: Blood
1'";-finer, but also, it chenpcr megii“cz;:c by grant 0_lId.'!
than an other. .,It i§,cr'zc«1.per, liecuuse .tlio.g"uam.'ity of.it tliut
nmv bu oii.r:lit,t’or.-One Dollrlrmtill you much longer ._am1
will care Ten '1‘ mos more Blood-disease, than One Da.lzr's
worth of any other medicine. . - ‘
3‘ For undoubted proof of the Cure: of‘ _
,_ _, Scrcfulet, Fever-Soréé,
scold-Head, Erysigclfii, ‘Salli-R]‘icll7I!,_;R¥ll.’l1_l‘fll(Ifi8I7-I, Syphilis, Er!!!’-
gioas, Pimple: on _ c Face,_Liver.Cmpp].nints, Piles, Lum-
ag.-2, Cmicer_aus U/c_-gga, .(_Jpsjj,ven¢ep9' Sore Eye», DFBDCIF
sin, Pains ‘III the Si 1.‘; Breast, Bones, mid Joinh. qua ALL OTHER
£MPURE-BLOOD Diseases, see. our. P.-1.\I1’HLEI‘S and Han‘
‘i'llr—-every Agent has them to give away. -
For sale by A. Selleck, Nonwnlli; ‘V’-"‘dl“9
and \V..B. Dy5i_',_Bridgep_oi't; A. 13. lIull,Dai_i
bury; S. C. Siilimair 5:2. Ncxv Catlin‘-U: 1:‘;-
Hoyt. Stainf:;7rd; J. W’. Taylor, Ivvostport; In.
P. ~I“illl‘Clll.l(l._. Bczliel; I l:‘»uri'. Greenfield; G-
Variation
4.40
B. Middi-eluozik, ‘»Vlll.0H‘. NlCl70l5 f35'Bfi’lf-9»
Fairfielrl; A. S. Vintoii. ‘vifestoii; D. R. Sol-
leck, Ridgofieldg A. Nichols, Soutliport; A I51.
Duncorube 6‘: Co., Reading Centre; E. H.
.Pecl~:, Grecn\v‘.ch. All orders must be address-
od to '\.‘~.7.5..LI‘_-_5:.CI".-_~ 5: CCL, .3{.‘~-1 }3;'oadwa_v,
'3.) y, ‘ ' Iyeow9
, necbssifiy ai'i'aug'binb tit‘, in-e_ nbw pg-'9.‘
pared to execute. rill "9"i"(i§i'"s, oi; iiiaaulacturiné
and i'épaii'ing all_ki’3'1ds of ihiiitlllafify for man-
ufacthi-i_ng go_ic_i other-_jpai~pa,;es: ‘ 9. will also
supei-iut“eud_ the et;ection,alt,ei'ibg‘tind repairing’
the siiiiie. Weqliave on hand iln_ii_ai:e constantly
miiiiiifacturing all the different kinds of patent:
axles fotilight and, heavy v'elii'cl'es, vvhicll W6
w,ill_v_dispose of .on' the most fiivbrable terms.—-
Qrders to be left at Street _ ,Quiotn_r_i1’s store;
Norwalk; or at our shop, the first building north
of James .l‘s,itie's‘~,si,i_vv_.-inill. . . ,
. . . ',AL]5ftI,CH 8: wuirnoctt. .
VV-ilton, July 1st, 1851. Brn'*26_
._ g. 'r. CouN\VALL,
Draper and 'r,ai1or-,- . .
' OU LD Vinfolwri the piiblic that he had.
_ taken the t'obijis over the stbi-e of
Lockwood, Haighl Co., vvhgre h'e is pre-
pared to mak’e_ all kinds oi‘ entlemen’s an
boy’s Cl0lIllIl'é_ll) a neat and his ionable manner
bad on i°eas’oii;{i_ble t.e_i°iifs‘. __ He has also on hand,
'a good ii§s'di'tiiii_Si_r't. of i_-_ezi_'dy-iiia‘cl_'e clothing, and‘
ihose in \viin_t. ivilllind it to their "advantage, to’
give him a ci_i|l..__A sli':ir'e ol'tl1e'public patron-’
‘age is respec_If:illy_solicited;
Norwalk, June 23, 1851. _
Evervthing for Everybody"-
! [IE S'li,l)S‘¢lflII'ét‘S hiiife .c_'ob§laiitly "off l_i‘an__.
_ _oiie of the niost eitensive as§i$i' ments of
_Gi'oicoi-ie_s, Crockery, \Vood'en and other Wares
to be found at any ‘other store in this cou_,n_ty.$-1
- ._
‘"8113; ‘Wilde’-|‘e_ may be had fresh frbni N_. Y. ‘civ-
ery day, all kinds of vegeti'il5l'és, fruits, &c., «Sic,
ol'.t.h'e choicest quality. Also, all kinds ofshell
and other fish iii lhéii siéiisonl In short, we
keep a general liimily, store‘, and are selling off
"tit _pri_ces wliicli astonisli ei{‘e‘i"yqu"é. Givd
Liii it ‘call at our stor_e'iu Main st.,
ALLEN .5; iiiiiizaiaa. _
THE CIiI.I'_I.BRATEp_CI!EAI’F.ST
Carpet Esfabiishment
In the Uniled States.
No. 99 B.ower-,y‘,’ ,.N.. Y.
W Hf,RAM ANDERS'ON.’S ,
, Eight Spacious Sales Rooms!
g I-IOLESALE and retail; Families and
housekeepers furnished at wlnlesalo
prices. , _ _ _
.. , , ‘faist Prices. _ _‘ ,
English Three Ply C'arp'ets, 83 and 93
Imperial ,. do‘ do , _10s and 115
Brussels Carpets, ms and 123
Tapestry Carpets‘, 9s and 129
genetiaii Stair Carpets, 2s, 33 and 4_i
oor Mats, 23; 3s and 4s , _
Table and. Piano Covers, cheap
Common Carpets, 2s and 45
English Di-uggets, 3s6d to 63
Floor Oil Cloths, its to 43
Floor Oil Cloths, 8 yds wide
Iinglish, Oil Cl_o,ths 85 to 93
Tufteil Rugs, co":
Ax.minister Rugs, $6 . ,
:\Vll‘i(l0W Slii_id__es,,‘-S1 to $6 ,_
Checked Matting, 4-4, 5-4“, 6-4
Stair Rods,.6s, 8s and 103
Table on Cloths, 3s . . . .
.HlRAM ANDERSON,
No. 99 Bowery, New York. _
DIETZ, BROTHER 85 DU.’
134 VVILLIAM STREET,
I , l\Te\'.‘V=sY'or.It, _
n.ar~'nl=‘.i'L'i"v.ii°.i~:it’s of-* EVERY VAltIE'l‘Y oi‘
, Eieinps, Qhandeliers,
Girilndolcs, i:anilclabi'a, f}iisFixtureé:
April, 1851.——6in'is.
l§'9l'll'-7
‘ ‘*PORTSMEN’S AT'l‘E-N'I“'ION is partic-
ularly called to our stock bf Guns; in thiti
line we defy competition! ‘Our, Giins are all
made to oijij own’ order by the celebrated ‘God-
dard,’ aiid éiigrave d with our own naiiies. ‘V6
h_ave_a lnrgelot of beautiful ‘ Cock’ guns and
by the steamer in July we shall t'03t3lVe,tl largo
ad cliti‘on,l'o our present lieavyqstock. e can
satisfy all tastes atid fancys from 11 33,50 to ii
beaiitiful $.60 piece. 1” 0
Also every variety of isniiiiting materials;
.. ,HOLCOC\II3 as LYON’.
Bridgeport.
. , Glive Oil’. . . ,,
JRE Marseilles Oils, expressly, for table
use. just rec’d by \V. E. BISSELL.
83 I»lVatei' st.
. . ,_ Ladies Bonnets‘, , _ _ .
BEAUTIFUL assoi'triientth_is day rec'd
by MALLORY ta LEWIS
rs’; .= ;. ‘ l
FULL' supply of two and three tlned.
hay Forks for stile, bl _, .
STREET QUINTARD.
RAiLitbiio sTocK taken }‘o‘r_ ‘obiil
I \Vatclrsé at the store.of.the subscilierl.
C. E. DISBROW.
SILVER Draiight Pipe and .Top for Soda.
Fountain, will be sold at a bargain._ Eo-
' W. E. BISSELL.
Iron Safe’. . _
secoiid hand_Safe. for sale’
DISBROW’S‘.
quire of
g‘ sfti'ALL
cheap, at
at If I ofBlcachod and Up-
bleacliec Muslios at i_ippi'ei‘:-.-
edented low prices can bejfaund at. the-.store of
'0. .1. C-RUMAN.
, .. _ so. is... SaI,é_.. .
BLACK New Founidland ,Pup, 3L
months old. Enquire at this office.
M.\1"i‘iNGs.—4-4. 5-4,:i_n_d 6-,4 plain and
check Mattiiigs, just rec'd by .
MALLORY & ‘LEVVIS.
Vviuijow snA_Dic.s AND PIAPER.-4+"
A gooclassoitinent at ~ -« .
1;. ll. RANDLE 5: cons. ,_
ciieaia .D*rir Goods-
‘IRE sul)sci'lbet'$ ai;eth_is_ (lay opening an;
ollier large lot, of gopds-:——t0, which _ the‘
iittont.i(iti of the jiiililtc_|,S,,.l‘G5l291’tl‘?llY '.“}’ll°d-._
T|m_L~,E, iii {vailt ofanytliing in our liiie_, will do
well to "call on us b.e'ore_pi.ircl1asing elsewhere.
MALL-'0‘aY as LEWIS.
T AREGE ES, ofall kinds, just‘
I i'ec’d iihd for sale,ch.€ap by ‘ ‘,_
IVIALIJORY 6;’. LI‘.VifI-9:;
%__.
‘TAILS. ND siiitii-:s.—5o,Q l{§2_§é.i:ijt tutti}
i..ci.e‘s;i*oi-s‘..ie by STREET at Q‘Uia'r,A.aD.=
_ _._,Wor1d’s _ . _ __ . _
II‘ E vclieapest. and best ,aIss,oi'tmi=,nt of _]8VV1'
_ eh-y_evei_' ofiert-2d,‘ii1' _No_r\v:ilk wi_ll_bq
and taste. N. B.—3-Nb old stoc-,lr.._to select zfrofn-f
b.. A. DURANII:
and spikes,,assorted from 3d fine to 1
founr,l atmy store. Igdefy competition in price
Under Conn. Hotel.
$5.15 I $531351 3.
}T‘F.>i_i ii "ol_eaclied sperm. cl:-pizaiit, whale.
.5?-‘i. liii'r,i. rieatsfoot and linseed oils, for sale by
the barrel or retail by
16 STR.l;‘.ET
‘ Lasts can. . . _
LL p<=.rscns having unsettled .accoT.!*1‘ts of
ca QUINTi'}jP..D_.
-....J
.. , . , . J. . .- :5-
wiil coiiter a favor cy settling the Si--U-6 “ 131-‘
guy‘ d8!-(-,3!‘ C. (In?
Especial attteiitioii is paid to our l\liii'ket departl "
over Four I‘-'Ionths stan’di'iig 00 ‘E’! b°l’l‘.9'
Norwalk Chronicler