. and (;l1'lltll'€’311'/S\‘V(‘i11', with _l.{.ubbers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies and gentleman
.vici-rity, will please call and W5’ “3 \Vllll“m S-
-'soi'tinent of Americaii and Foreign Marble,
‘ warrant it to give entire satisfactioii.
A during the year past", and liopesto merit an un-
_ this community.
. Old frieu‘ds and the public.
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m'OTlCE is hereby given to the subscribers
'_ to the Capital Stock of the Danbury and
Norwalk Railroad Company,that the Presi-
doiit and Directors at ‘a meeting hel'd at Nor-_
walk, on the 13th day of September, 1850, no-
tiznl that an instalment of 10 per cent. on the
3.:~ipital stock, ‘including the amount paid at the
tiiue of subscribing, be paid to the Treasurer on
or before the 20th Oct. iiext. ‘
And that furtlier instalments of 10 pet‘ Cent-
be paid on or before the first Moiiilays of De-
c‘e'mber, Januaiy, Februiiry, Milfclis Almlv
Way. June, July, and Augiist, next‘ x _
The subscribers residiu_:, at Norwalk and its
Lockwood, Esq.. Assistant 'l.‘reasuror. _
Ceitificiites of stock, and amount paid, will
be ready at the time of payment. of instalments.
for delivery. .. c
'. AARON SEE-LEY, Treasurer.
Danbury, 16tl1 September, 1850.
__._.._.._.._a
E~§VEE§§3E§.f1?}.3R§'f
Daiiews 1‘vlagica.l Pain Extractor-
Ill. a new l’VI'(Z})/)6!‘ amt’ f)().‘L'CS nz MC/L cii.lm'gcil.
AUTION! Couiiterfeits of Dalley’ Ex-
tractor, in the old wrappol'. flood the
niarket—-avoid them as you would _P0l§‘9U. lUl'
they are as dangerous in their ii ppliciition.
Buy Dalley’s Extractor, only in the new
dress and large Boxes—you gain largely in
,,,,,,,,t',,,.!. Off-he Oiiitiiieiit over the old size, and
what is more iiiiportaiit yct——yoii avoid the
‘danger of being iinposed upon by a Couiiterfeit.
and are certain of getting the geuiiiiie article.
The G'(3l11.1l1‘1<-3 D.-illey Salvo,as tlioiisziiids will
testify, is an infallible. remedy for the worst of
burns. scalds._ piles, rheuinatisiii, sore and iii-
flamed eyes, ei'y.sipelas, salt rliciim, cuts.
wounds, bruises, and all cutaneous and inflam-
matory diseases. .
N. 15. Every local agent will be provided
with a cei'ti.‘ir:ate, signed by my lziwfiil attor-
ney.‘ and by the Travelliiig agent.
£25.?‘ See the new printed Circiilars for 1850.
they contain much iiiiportant. and iiitorcstiiig
inforiiiatioii. H. DALL 1% Y,
L 415 Broadway, N. Y.
Ee.11ey’s Animal
The greatest. clieapesi, and most ecrtain
reuicdy ever discovered for the cure of dis-
cases ‘of horses and cail.lr>.. I-lumors, soi'o.<,
’5“r9lli|]lb7~:, strains, qu_il:ierbone, galled neck and
shoulilers, hard or spavih lumps—il; cures with
rapidity and certainty! and no case of po-
evil, has, as yet, re.<isted the wondeiftil prop-
erties of this great and truly valuable i'ci'iiedy.
12?” F:ll‘l1‘t31':}i1.11ti owners of horses and cat-
tle, try it once. and you will never a1't<:i'wai'ds
be without it.
.AG1‘Z.\"1‘S—-1\T0l'\V:1ll{. \V. E. Bisscll; South
Norwalk,G~ \V. Sniith; \Vcstpoi'i, John \V.
't‘a'yloi'; New Canaan, S. C. Silliinan; Sta iii-
ford, Roswell Hoyt. 3
A SELLEEEZ, ,
Book Seller 321421
5!" AS just i'etiirn(-d from New York wiili a
53 new and valuable collcctioii ofScliool and
Aiiscelliiiicoiis Books. Also, a la rge assorl merit
of Stationery, including Blank Books. l:‘ool.<c:ip;
Let.lei', and i\'ote Paper, envelops, Slates, t\'<:..
which he will sell cheaper than they can be
bought for at any other store in this vicinity.
5.-72‘r‘l3ool<s of all kinds, l)()'.'i11(il11l1lS usiially
neat and diirable style, at e.\;ti'eniely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
Near the Bridge, Norzrtif/.'. Colin.
. ;*i‘=’-imi"t12’s E-*EE2i.s“?:a3.e
._ EPULC H RAL Moiiuinonts and Grave
g Stones ofevery variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workiiiansliip. The best as-
k-epr consttaiitly on hand.
Persons wishiiig to procure Monuments or
any kind of iilarble \Vork,:ire iiivited to callantl
jaive a personal inspection of his inaie.i'ral and
worliiiiziiisliip, as this will be more satishictoiy
than to purchase ofAgeiits witliout :1l1.0ppOl'l11,1-
iiity of testing the quality of the article con-
ra'ci:ed for. _
@The Lettering a.nd Ornamental work is
exzec-uted by an experienced \voi'himiii and can
Norwalk, Aug. ‘.21. 1848.
Etlorwaiia Séatrfizzgs
iOT.[Clu‘ is hereby given that deposits; will
. be received by the ti'e:isuror at the Fair-
tield County Bank, from 10 to 12 o‘clock, A.
FYI. and from 2 to 4 o‘clock, P.,M. on Mondays,
Tuesdays, '\Vednesdays, Tliursilays and Fri-
days, and on Saturdays from 10 to 12 A. M.
and _2' to 3 P. M. until further notice. §l.’or-
sons wishing to make loans iii'e"i'eqi.iesterl to
lian'l' a written application to tlie1i'oiisui'ei',
stating amount and scniii'ity.
H '1‘. VVA RNER, JR., Treasurer.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 18-10.
Boot, Shoe, Leather ezid Pina-
ing Store.
’ HENRY IIANDES renews again
’ his :_icknowledgmen_ts to the public and
' his friends for their go'iiei'ous piitroiiiigo
ii_iteri'upi;ed continuance of the business rela-
t..ion'ship' which he has so long inaiiitainod with
He will be foiinil now at his
new stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,
where he will be happy to see, aiidsei've his
The Character of
his work is too well known to need a woi'd of
pi‘-aisel. It comprises every article of men’s
FINDINGS of the best quality, and in any
quantity, suited to the wants oftlie craft.
_ Norwalk..lan. 1,18.-31',
P.i'm'i‘.e'.‘cti€sn Insurance 60.
Of IIARTFORD. Co.'\'_\'.
Capital $§iL’4(ll0,600--l'V7:[/I. Privilege to‘ In-
, crease to I-Ialf zz ]l'Iif/xirm.
ILLIAII C. .'TRlEET, liaviiigreceived
the agency of the above nained Coinpa-
UV is now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,
iW'1ills,’l<‘act.oi'ie's, Barns and the coiiteiits ofeacli
together with every other species ol'property
_,_flga;2'.'i.s't' Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates of'premiiim offered, a.re as low as
those ofany other similar f11Sf.lbLlt.lOl1,7ll1tl every
man has now an opport.nnii‘y,foi- a ti'iflingsi:iin
to protect liiiiiselfagiiiiist this destructive elo
meat, which oftcii in a single hour,.sweeps
away Hie earnings ofso many years. ‘
Itis incuinhent on all persons applyiiigfor :1
renewaloi'-‘g policy on buildings, to inform the
agent of all cliangos iii and about the pi-emises
that iiioirease the hazard; or on ma chiiioryron-
dered unproductive by new inventions, usecex
lrss - by changes in business, as no insurance
office is bound by their policy, to payany more
than the cash value of property, at the time of
Eaénbury at Norwalk Etai1rea?£1.:9~
Ready Made Clothing.
. --T~[1E-subscriber. has on hand and..iiite'nds
keepiiig a good‘ assortment of Ready Made
Clotliingofall kinds. Also, a good assortment
of Cloths, Cassinieres. and Vestings, which
he will make up to ordersin good style and at
slim-t notice.
N. B. Particular attention paid to cuttino.
THO1\TAS RILEY.
Norwalk. Feb. 25.1851. 9
{_
Arrival of Neev Spring G-code.
V‘§‘iiE1lC subscribers have coiisiantly on hand
L a la rge assortment of Ready Made Clolli-
ing of all kinds. descriptions. and sizes. which
\. ill be offered at uiiprecedeiited low prices.—'
Any person wishing a good suit of Spring
clothes at a less price than they can be pur
chased at any other establisliineiit in this
town, is respectfully invited. to call at the store
of L1THAUER 5.’. TURK.
RE offered in the way of Broadclotlis,
A91 Cfiissinieres and Vestiiigs. all ofwhich will
be inanul'ac1ui'ed to order in the latest: style, or
cut free of expense. .1’ei'fei:t fit gauraiiticd.
or no sale——at L. [1 RANDLE 6'6 CO’S.
rears TREES,
AT 'riii~:
SOUTH NOR \VALl( NUR.SER.Y.
VF-"ll ll E subscriliei's respectfully solicit the at-
t(_‘.1'1[l0ll of Fruit gi°o\vei's. to ilieir stock of
'l‘ree:=. coiiz‘-istiiig of clioji-.o A pplo. Pear, Cher-
ry, Pliiin, Apricot and Peat.-li ’.l‘rees. \Ve
wisli to call particular atteiiiion to our large
stock of Evei-_:ree.iis and extra sized Horse
Cliosuuls, and Motiiitiiili Ash. Also,i1 vei'y fine
lot Olil-Sill)(“llil and Catawba Grape vines. Also,
-ilie'l‘i'ue Red .»\iitwei'p Raspberry. _Oiii' Nurse-
ry lies a few rods Sonili we:;t. ofilio depot.
. (} EC. SE YMOUR. 6.’. CO.
N. B.-——\Va wish it to be disiini::l_v under-
stood that we have no business connection with
lra Seyiiiour.
\’ie31“' Gheap.
Q P1 i\‘o-A 1}fl)<_,>;\11 N A so 1’ PoP.'i.‘i«‘. R S
‘L; and SlI()1Zlilt_‘i'l}l'ilL1(’S, for cui'vaturo olilie
Spine and kindred diseases; o1'iillsi7.os,liii' sale
at very low prices (iiearly one half less than
1'oriiicr‘ly._) by the si.ibsci'iboi'. Call and see
thein at the ofiii-eof DR. A. l1lLL.
. 4
Jan. 28th, 18.31.
Great Bargains
fiszitfiszzg .?£.o‘ts ZE‘csre‘3a1e.
V fl 1*) subscribei's o1i'ei' for sale.‘ some very
dcsii'ablel3iiiliiiiig Lots,oi'i \Vest Avenue.
opposite the l’t).\lti(?l1(‘.P. of i"lO1l.'.l‘. B. l3u1le.i'.
Eiiqiiim of 1'). El. 1’_l—~’.lC 1‘) at his ri_>sidciice: 01'
at :26 biziidoii Lane, orof MOSES O. BANKS
18 Liberty St., N-. Y.
Also. some 70 or 100 loads of first quality
Buildiiig Stiine. l‘l11ql1l1‘0 01' E. 13. PRICE.
1\'oi'walk, May 10, 1:151. 6iii19
1-1 M iD:n L—1i‘.D
and Elertzess
3'1‘.-\l‘; L 1 SH Z‘-I ICNT.-—Tlio siibs<:i'inei' re-
spoctfiilly iiiforins the publii: that liocon-
tiiiucs the Saddle and 11i:ii'iicss business a few
rod.-i north of the Coiigi'i=gatinii:il Cliiircli in
‘.Vilioii. ivlicro lie lias been for the past two
ye:ii's. Saddles, l1ai'iiosses, 'l‘ruiiks. Valiscs.
\.::11'f)f*.l' liaszs. liridlcs, \Vliips, &’c., &c., iriailc
to orilcr, of the best‘. inatcrial and woi kiniiiis-hip.
V Repairing done in a 111081’.C2-2})t‘(.llfl01,l:'5€il1(l
workiiiaiiliki? ni:iu:ior. All goods sold at the
lowc.-it rates for ca;-;li.
ll
\Vil1ou, Juno 275d, 1%}
pl
l\iiDDLEl‘sROO1{.
51.
Aixii-:.ii.ic'5..-~...\i -.\1U’1.‘UA i.
iL»'.'i£Z3
C2353-'_§.i';1.§ §€%'.:@0,tltE®,
_Im;c-.>‘/(.~i.’. in. Bmirls, ./"l!oi'l,_1g'ci,g"cs and Sloc.7."s.
Riiles i.=f1’reiniiiiii rcdiiccd 25 DP)‘ cont. paya-
ble iiicash,annuallysnnii-annually oi quar-
~tui‘l_',‘.
This Co7ii7ia'Iz;/ /iiiiic G2'a7itr?iZ01‘cr
Peiicies.
The ll1SL‘.l‘Ctl are i\1cmbcrs of the Conipauy
and share the profits equally. Dividends de-
li;lai'otl aniiually 011ll10 1st of .lanii:iry.
-40.2
iirc tiaiisl'ci~;ililC-—~i\‘ill i'epreseni CA S11, secure-
l ly iiire>sti=.d, and not iiiipaiil Pri-iiiiiiiu Notes,
A as is the case in the Credit. Companies.
cannot be i'e.iliicnil at death, by having Premi-
uiii notes deducted tli-:2i'efi'ciii.
No Cali"/‘r,-r/ii'a Z323/.'s have been taken-—nor will
er-:l’i'zi-liiiziirdoiis iislis be nssLiiiied—iiiiil no
cliangcs will be made in conducting the busi-
ness iifilic. coinpaiiy, which will impair the iii-
erests of its picsent policy ll()l‘.l€il’E‘.
'1‘[1§i_‘. AMISRICAN MUTUAL
‘is 'riii-: 0;\'LY
E‘or.v’s’e.r;'i-‘.15.? tfiomjgaarigr
in me c-oiiiitry—'—'liaviiig but one class of ini.-.in-
bcrs——onc system o1'payineiits»=—iio foi'feitui'es
ofpi'ofits-—iiiid no assessinenis ol'iiieiii‘;ei's.
The public are i11‘i’l'{.(‘.tl to E‘-.‘sill1li1’1(‘. tho Char-
tnr. Plan of Operation, and Annua‘l Repoi't of
the Coinpiiiiy.
Q_.‘;’i'cci‘3 of the C!/I)7]J(1‘77_l/.
Bi-1-.\‘.i. Sii.i.i.\i.-\.\'. Si-. Noniiis \Vii.co:‘<.
1"i‘c.s‘i'(ZcIit. Virrc [’i‘csic[c7it.
D1-Zl\‘JA.‘l1.\' f\T0Y1~‘.'.~‘., .lO11N VV. .l<‘i'rcii.
._\‘c(:r(3/.'(.":'_7/. ’1"i°c(zsurc'r.
Boord Q/"J’ruslcrs :
Bciijiiiiiiii Silliiiiaii \Villi.= Bristol
Norris ‘\V}lco.~: John Durrie
fleiiry "Peal; L(?\Vl's}i..l11(lSn11.
Eli \V. Blake James 'l7‘tiii(lei'l_'oi_-(l
.i ')l111 W. lfiicli Jaiines 1'1. l‘ll1*_{llSi1
.ioscpli E. Slio_l'f':-.lil Lucius R. l“l1)i',l1
Sl1ei‘iir.1ii \V. iiiiorzils Edwzii-(l a Pvlitclicll
.-’\iiibio.<e L. Jordon Samuel Lccils
C_‘,‘rus l’. Siiiiili (~leor;;e _D. _l’li+-lps
(;‘oi>i'ge Hall A ..l“|‘0ll-’V"31'l(il\ T. Poet
Ofilio 1:300 policies which have been issued
by this Coiiipaiiy, but 98 have been giaiitetl
to porsoiis residing out of New Englaiid and
the State of New York’. Total losses in 1850,
1f3~1,000.
Refer Io
Chai les Isaiics,
131.13. Bennett,
'1‘. \Varnoi', .lr.
C. ]3issei'l.
Chas. E. Disbrow,
Chas. C. Bells,
Goo. A. liissell, ‘Vin. C. Street.
G. D. Jciiiiiiigs, George A. Daveiiport,
Dr. Saiiiiiel S. Noyes, N. Caiiaan.
G‘lCOli(¥E A, BISSELL, Agent.
DR. S. Lr_\'1«:s, Medical EX1l1’11l1]F;1'.
. l3LAKE’S PA'1‘1Ef“l'l‘ _
fire and ‘tfifater Proof Faint.
V ‘HIS superior paint is applied in the‘ same
manner as ordinary paint and after a
few months exposme to the :itinosplici'e be-
comes as hard as slate or ‘stone. ,
BlL‘\7VARE O14‘ COUN'l‘E.RF"E1TS-.
\Vitl'iiii the last two years, there have sprung
up more than a hundred dil'i'erent kinds of
counieifeits, most of tli'ein no better tliaii zlirl.
froiii the roads, and all piii-clmsei-‘s are cur]-
tioned iig:'iiiist.lJiiyiiig of f1n_"y' except my author-
ised agents. -Writ. Bi"..4ii<i«:. Paeiitee.
For sale by STRETCT & QUINTARD.
' Agents, Norwalk, Con.
Faiorwalk Cemetery Associa-
_ tics}.
AT a Meeting of the Noi-walk Cemetery
Association, held August 2911)., 1850, vo-
rod that Evert Quintard and Lyman Richards,
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as regards
monuinents, tombstones, and eiiélosure of lots,
and that no person shall dig it grave. or erect
stones 1:0 graves, wil.liout permission and advice
of said committee.
its defsfruction.
Norwalk, July 1st, 1851.
Attest. E. Q_UlN'1‘ARD, Chairman.
W. (3. S'1‘R1~:1:—'1‘,Sec’y pro tem.
.: H... 5;‘ _ .__ "ti; > .. . I . _
_ . .'I'he, ;Poores_t,£1dvertzsement We Eave Ever vwrntten 1
THE FOUNTAIN HAS BECOME ALMOST EXHAUSTED.
.. OUR repeated efforts to acqiiaiiit the people of this section of the State_wi1li the vai‘i'oiis kindsof new
and fa.-diioiiablc goods bought up imniediiitcly on their landing upon the shores of the westerii world has
been highly siic'c1_es_sfiil. but it ligis almost exhausted our iiigeiiiiitv to devise sriiiieiliiiig new in this way
ofliringiiig our EXTENSIVE ASSOlR'Tl\/IE NT OF 'DRY GOOD510lh9"°tl¢9 Of
those who haveiiever _vct favored |lS with a call. Those that come once are sure to ctiiiie agillfl, f0!‘ 110
store within 50 miles of this esiablisliineiit can make the iiiduccixientslo. piircliiisers that we c=IlI- VVc
have a word for the ladies on this occasion. I~Iowev’er, soniething really WUl‘ll1_ the attention of all who
Wish to purchase any article firmn a No. 20 c:inihri'c needle to a one l1l]_|1(l1’l!(l dollar dress. ‘VVe liare
YIDW on hand one ol"the' largest and best assoiiments of BLACK and FANCY Sl1.KS ever offered be-
fore in the Si.:itc,an'rl we are weekly making additions to our iininciise stock of Beragcs, Poplins. Bcrage
DeLaiies. Tissues, Priiiiei.l 1\'l_l:l>‘ll1lS--ll! short every style of Dress Goods which the iiia1'k_eI afiiirt
M ANTILLAS and VISITES of the latest patteri1s'.clogaiitly trilnmed,at low pri'ce.=: Also; asplcnilld
assotlureiit ol'BLACK SILK LAC ES, all widilis from 12 1-2 cts to 5312 D01‘ )'=1Nl- Al,-$0.11 great ‘''‘“'"3‘)’
of Laces, Swiss and M iill [iiseiliiigs and Edgiiigs, Collars, &c.. 150 iloz. I1osiei'y.1llO do Lisle, Cotton,
Siik and Kid C‘-ioves—all at lower prices than any other cstiiblisliiiieiit. -_ It is a fact that
. . - .. ‘W 3 '
Ray'monc1’s Fan -Femeéi. %tamd.
l'la's done more to cut down these dry goods monopoly than any otlier house in this serrtioii oftlie slate
Oi_i_r l1I1])l'£.'C(‘.(i(3l1tt3(i iiicrmise of sales this seasoii has made an iiiiprcs.-‘ion upon the iradiiig 'coininiiiiil_v.
OUR LOVV PR1 CES do work a cliarm tli:it is felt far and near. and are drawing crowds daily to ibis
c,»i;,[,]i_sl,mem_ Cofng and sea the m,“,~ fiprintll styles of CARl’l’.'1‘_§:iiii.l OIL CL()'l‘l‘lS at iinu.~:iial_low
prices. 1-Ve have piii'cliaseil wiiliiii 20 (lays. 1 pieces (lfFre1l(:ll_l\‘J1lll?ti and plain Broadcloth lll ziddilioii
to our fornior stock of 3-1 pleccs. l111ll\'l11g_ml zissrii-tiiieiii that the‘ closo._st piiicli:isei's C€l1I1.l0I§_'.t‘31:l’\?‘:'1_yV
from irlion ihev hear the pi'ices nameil. Al.-o, 100 pieces of Cassi'ii‘icre of all qualities, 150 pieces of Silk.
VVorstod. Linen and Cotton Ve.-iiiiigs. Geiitlriiioii will also find a complete :is.<ori_iiiciit c:i'llars, Cgrilllills,
‘ ' black, white anal light colored kid. silk. lISlL‘s ll1|'9iKl iiml C0li_0"Gl0\'€S.
semi.-. silk and liiiié_ii i1..i.r..-, . ‘ _ ‘ _
wooli:ii,coiIon and linen Stockings and ball‘ Ho.-c. Also, Hats and Laps. linen Cmits _'1'-iking the
‘ ‘.VM.'E. RAYMOND.
whole .-lock of gonil.-i togetlior its equal cannot be found. _
New (i‘anaaii, Jiiiic 12111, 1851. ' P|‘0P|'l€l0l‘-
.. H ".__
in". ~'\
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C-——-—_4—-——-—_J_ p " - "O »
_g-_ V: ' ta ~~ ‘-0.: a ‘
‘ BRADEE 'Y"’""
E‘ . a m
' V 1 - 7- ' . .
JVGIU Ifamess cimcl iS(zdcl[e E.sz‘au[a.s/i.;imzt.
I] E subscrilierhaving had an 2ll)]):1l'iL1nl:‘.1llZ fitted up beneath the CUI111(-3(Zf.l(‘1lfH.0f.F)l, would
invite the atlzciition of the public to l11.‘1 extensive asso‘rtiiioiit. o1 ‘o2ii.li.lles, .E_1:ii'ne.~;sos.
rp,.u,,;\.S, \,',,;p,.-,3, Cm-pet Bags. Mats, Rugs, \Vliips, Lashes, l3i‘u;~;lics,Ciiri-ycoiiibs.lfiliaiiniiies
&c. &c. which he has (:011St21l1l'.lY on hand. He has on l1‘:tl1tlS()\’L‘.1'illSBHZS of very light single
1'it1l'llE3SS,(2()111l)l11l111{l1t§2li.|1B$S Will!(.l1l1'ill)llll)Y. l‘:V‘cl'_Ytl1‘fl(:lO in his line of l)iisiiie.ss iiiay bn. hail
at this osl:iiblisliii’ieiil, of the very best iiiaterials and style of woi-kiiiaiisliip. at prices which will
not fail to satisfy ciistoiiicrs. };3;c§‘p'.1ii'ingdone in a neat and substantial iiiaiiiicr.
Just received a lot of superior FLY Nl.‘}'il"b‘. Cllefll) lU1'Cf15l1-
Norwalk, Nov. 1,1849.
btfisissehs
Whst Side the Bri‘(Zge, 72»€(l-7‘Z_l/ opp0.éi'.ze the Z\37ru'-(2!/.'. IIOtcZ.
Ev1'.eii.tsfe.ctus‘es e.:-act Dealer
‘ ADD L IS, I-lariiesses, Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Satchels, ‘.Vliips. Mutts, Llruslics.
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Veb'o, Saddlery \Vare, Trunk Locks, dtc. ozc.
N. B, I:fa.rnes3es 72z(m2g”actm'e(l to 0ra"-er. Icrms /Zworable.
LE .:0'v dc IiLoD(_.‘ie:'i‘=S
, .. ' '-“ . ,3; , -1
:‘.“~:eza.tmg .e.-i‘fi‘..:.:.’.i..g3. es,
N l) iliglits for using the same. for sale by
F. BRADLEY.
For 5%-ale.
_. Till? l)oaiiill'ul Hoiiiestc-ad with the
l)11illlll1gSlll(3_l'O1l st.-indiiig li110‘i\’11ilS lire “ old
St.lolin 1’lai-o.” opposite the iosicleiicoof Gov.
Bissell. Al.~'o_:i lracl of land in qua 1]lll_V alio.1.it.
"24 acres ('illlf‘(l the “'S1lU_Qj1ll}Cl{ Brook Land.”
Also a tract of wood land in qiiaiiiily about 8
ni-.i'(.-s known asllio “ lCast. Rock land. For
terins c‘4.‘c. apply to G'lC(). JOHN, or 14'-
ST. .l()1*1i.V LOCl{VV()O.D.
1%.
with these inacliiiies is astoiiisliiiig. ‘One of
them can be scvii in operation at any time at
iiiy liouso in Gi'coii.-.l'iii'iiis. '.l'lmy can also be
soeii on the coriwi' of l'-Iliii and C:in:il st‘.aii:l at
33 GIil1lSl.. N. Y. lts ar.lv:intagt-..< ()Vf‘1'Oil1‘.‘1'
Mzicliiiies are in jiislciiiiig /./11; Cilé/.’i boll: when
it coinizi.-Jiccs aisil stops, and yizilfiiigf in or
.sl'i‘cfci'i.iii;;' ci/iicr sir,/c of the cloth at pli.-asi.ii'o,
and slit:-hing both sides alike. and will accom-
plish (/oubfc the work ofany oilier ii2:ichiiio.——
Sfiaie,
_- \VlTll iinincdiato prissiassioii. a good
M ill with water power on an excelleiil stream.
with a ciiiiiseiiieiii floiise. liiirn. and 14 acres of
land, siiiuieil about 7 miles froiii Norwalli or ' _ ‘ _ _ I
Slainfoiil. For p'ar:iciilars enqiiise of S. ii. “'3 9'-0‘~“'l.'VY' "T l‘“”'ll‘“Llv ‘f-“'C"l’l; llle l‘~‘'‘V“‘f ‘'1
()L,\;_»_;'p[,y,\ 110,. _1(’)[..]N BArpLEY_ ;\Iouroe, 1‘~i c‘.vtowii, Redtli_ii_<_;, W esion and has-
NO,.\,m|il,_ A7,-(H3, .'_,,m,. 1,3_31_ ton. _All por.<o:is arc ciiutioiied ii_gii_iiist liiiyiirg
. -—-._.-.__. or using any inaclisnos that are iiiti'iii:;~.iiieiits
on this ]H1l.t.'11t. .D.»-‘~.Nll7.L l3”U."{l-‘t.
\Vo:2ipori, M:ii'(:li 1st, 18:31. 1‘.’if
slit
I.-1 '-
I’{‘7E’..i-‘.9.
for
gin place fi;riiiei'l_\-' occupied by
.l;"'{§.. ,.._-.1 .:\lvin l-l_ratl', ilcc’il, is offered for sale.
ll; consists of about ilireo acres of good land,
with a dwolliiig-liouse and barn ilicrooii stand-
ing. Also. iiboiir. 12 acres of land lying near.
the house of lrfi llotts. Jr., and on the line of
the .Danbury CC Norwalk i'aiili'oad. For f'urtlici'5
piiiticulars enquire of '
SAMUEL
'\Vilt)n, hiarcli 33.1851.
'r is i«:
€24.
‘_;:\‘.\l l“
2 E9 si.ipei'ioi' .‘il inoral Paiiit. wa rra iiied equal
to any Paint c-.ri_=.i' beiore oliercd to the public.
.11. is proof’ agaiiist fire, w:it.ei' and weatlii\.i°—it.
with any kind of oil, and is; a l1t‘,'-illillflil dark
brown or 1'i'e.cstoiie color. Tliis Paint roc’il
-the preiiiiuni at the N. Y. State Fair held at
Albany in 1850, in cmnpoiiiion with the Ohio
P. RANDLE.
‘1
_____.a..
iifizoo for finite
AT A (;iR.Er"T BARGAIN‘ l“ii'e-proof and several other miiiei'alPaiii1s as
.w_ _ The S,,],SC,.p,m.S Om“. fol. SM‘, two si.iperio:- to aiiyiliiiig of the kind in use for
l
l.
“l have used a large quantity of your min-
eral paint, and l find it to be far pi'e1'ei'able to
to the Ohio or any other‘ p:-iiiii, now in usr-.—it
is l1i1}1(‘l'Vi-‘)l.lS to water, and iincliaiigeable in
color.”-—llonAci-: Joiii\‘s0.\', Paiii1ei' for the S.
A: U. Railioiid Co.
This 1’.-iint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
Agent. for the inanufiictiirers.
\Vestporl, Miii'cli ‘24, 1851.
.431.
r HE S'.ibsci'iliei's would take this me_tli0d
- toiiiforiu their friends and the public gen
erally, that they have associiited togctlicr in
the practice of Dental Surgery, and will be
happy to serve their pa‘i'.rons in the best possi-
ble inanncr. It is their intention to perfect
such ai'i'aiigeineiits as will S‘:(:111'0 to their
friends all the advantages that the Dental Pro-
fession ali'o'i'<.‘s. and to execute tlioir business
in a style i:i‘<=Iilitiil)le to tliemselves. \Vitli iiiany
thanks for past liivors, they would respect.full_7
solicit a conti'iii.ianc'e of the same.
CHAS. l7l'l‘C[l. A. 1-IIL L, DDS.
fies“: or Sstolen.
ah} the ltiih inst., two bank books, mim-
bers 366 and 36'7,l;otli with iue‘i:ioran-
dunis of deposites iii the Norwalk Savings
Society, and each for five liundrod dollars. in the
names of TV-Valter S111lll1$1lI(l Jane E. Siiiitii.
Payment of the same having been stopped at
the Bank, tlieyiire of no use to any one ex-
cept tlio owiiers thereof. The public are
cautioned against receiving them. A liberal
reward will be paid if left at the l3ank._
T. VVA RNER, .ir.. Sec'y and Treas.
Norwalk, June 16th, 1851. 24if
lflif
f,,,.,,,s |y~,,,,_,;,,,-;,e1«,,w,, of New (,'m,,,,,,,_ clioiipiiess and durability. Niiiiici'oiis certifi-
ms‘. One of said faii'ins is sitziateil about four, _ _ .
-who have tested it. of which tlicse aie two:
sixty acres of first rate land with a S:3il(2l()l'lS,_ , _ I _ A H
dwelling house and other out buildings tlicreon; “°”“°~‘ "W _“l’‘’“ W” "Ml: “Ml if 0
Sfiliitliiig. Also another fiirin containing i1l)()11l'.lc'l‘” S“F'3l.V ‘9"’°‘””"’""-l ‘l7 "5 ” “OW *"“l"’”””'
one liunilred acres ofgood land, with a farm, T U _ _” Q _ _
isoiise and other liiiililiiigs therr-on Sltllifllllgi lltldl-PS» b*'l’**”"*e“*le“L *~€)""t‘5“f(‘)3 *:~8L_l(§i"3"
bill roa . c . 5; . a .
landing and is a most. desirable fiirin for any
person who would like to be situated near the
ture, meadow and plow lanil,and is well wat-
ered, and is worthy the allentioii oftliose ‘wlio
pariiculiirs enquire ol't'lie subscriber at New
Canaan or of Clans. lsaacs.-at 1\'orwiilk.
New Canaan. Dec. 9. 1850. 50
Ear Sale.
if111tl,f()l'1n(*.1'ly the residence of Jared
Ayros, in New Canaan. On it. is ii good
biiililings. and line orchard of g1't1fLetl fruii
t'roos iii a. bearing state. Also, 27 acres of fine
Bi'i:.ig;o. Also, six "acres of wood and tiiiibcr
lanil lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
the saw mill of \Vai:t.s Coiiistock. 1£sq.in New
Canaan. For furtlier pariicul:irs enquire of
molld. New Canaiin. _ _ ,
EBENEZER CARTER.
“'7 ‘ciites ofiis superiority have been given by those
miles fioin Norwalk laiidii g.an(l contains about: r _ , _ _
" \\ e have used your mineral min! in innit-
. ./ . l
~ing cars ann
l(':l1e.‘1)) and duraliie .'irticle of ])&ll1)l.”-=—fl1<1i\1.-\-.\’
aboutilireeaud a. half miles from Norwalk
salt water. ltis well divided into wood. pas-
wish to purcliaseii goonl tiirm. For furtlier
£\VfL[.lAi‘i’3. .D RU1\11‘dOND.
A valuable hoiiiestead of 9631 acres ol
to o story dwelling-house, barn, and other out
iiinbei' land. miles nortli-west. of Ndrwalk
lage. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the siib.<criber at the residence of \Viu. Drum-
New Canaan. June 14, 1850. *9t‘2-3t
hats, Caps and Stress? Eitoods.
fig 3. RAi\’DLl*} would inlorin his patrons
- and the public generally,iliat lie is now
tiiriiiiig_’, o1i'i|ii= sp:-in__<,z style of liais ofall quali-
lies and i,=ai‘i'c/.ie.s'. (ieiitlemen, can be furnish-
ed at his esialilishincnt with as good an iiiticlc
as can be found either in the city or country.—
Many who have worn his hats will clioertully
testify l()ll1Pl1'Cl’1e:l])11eSS, durability and neat-
ness. His #34 liars aie equal. if not superior to
the $5 ones obtained at the greiit einporiums
in the city. Call in and see for _y'otii'se:l\ves.‘—
Also. CA P5 of every variety, sold hei'e‘chca'p-
er I/1.8)). can be hail at a'n_7/ 01/icrplizcc in (own.
'1‘/i1Ts}ie_ pfmiges/i7'm.scl/‘Io do. Also, STRA\V
GOODS-—a ii exteiisive assortment of Palm
Leaf. Le§)_'l1(’$l‘11, China Pearl. Pamama and
childi'en’s faiicy straws trinied and iintriiiied
constantly on hand and of styles and prices
which cannot fail to please. Come one. come
all. Quicli sales and small profitsis the motto,
No. 15 Main street at the Hat and Cup sign is
the place for Bargains. .
Norwalk, April 16th, 1851. ‘
_ Salt Grinding.
%ALT washed, g1'OlU1_(.l and packed—sele‘cted
expressly for those who desire the pure
uriiIdullei'ated article. Inquire M1113 sto|'e_0f
S. E. O|instea_d.or of the subscribo‘r.
Norwalk, May 3. I, CAMP.
Eisso1u'é:ioé1
OTICE.—-’l.‘lio firm of Norton, lsbell &
Co. was dissolved on the 1st Januaiy,
1351, by mutual consent.
RUSSE L \V. \lOR.TON.
_ ALONZO ISBELL.
E. E. PRITCHARD.
Mr. E. E. Pritchard is alone autliori7.ed to
settle the business of the late firm and use its
name in liquidation. _ ' _
RUSSEL \V. NORTON.
Qltf ALONZO ISBELL.
Loci: out for Gounterfeits.
®NE \Vm. .Richards is putting up an oint-
ment in iiiiitatiou of the genuine Tanner’s
German OlDl.m81'1t.— it bears a fac simile on
the outside wrapper, \Vm. Richards. All per-
sons wishing to obtain the genuine article must
be governed by the written signature of John
F. 'l‘anner, the inventor. on the outside wrap-
per of each box. JOHN F. TANNE i..
Jordan, April 26th, 1851. 3ni21
vER.DIACILLA and Maccaroni for saiifit
. . , Bargains! .
ARPETING, Ladies I-hits, Parasols.
, Dress Goods. Ribbbons, and 1111 kinds of‘
Summer Goods at less tlian cost. L -
C. J. GRUMAN.
BISSELLNS.
a iiilpeifcctioii with wliicli sewing can be doin-
iiiachiiios and I'igli1s for siilc for err-.i'y town in
(111 D has jii;-31: ri~c’d ii qua uiily of
is uiichangoable in its ::olor——it. inixes readily -
'3 .3’ 1
races.-;.. V! _
. _ THE. u\‘idei"sigi‘ied having
‘ ' phi'c1i'iisfed the Norwalk Oin-
,_ g_ ‘uibus Line,~would respectfully
in e public that tlieyintend to run their
for '11 _ . _ _
stages as heretofore for the public convenience.
Every effort to please and accoinmodate passen-
gers too-and froth the Ct11'_S_(I1'- between lhetwo
villages will lie‘in'ade.' Wlilbll they trust. will en-
sm-e‘ them 111:; support oftlie._citi'z'ens oftlie two
villages. TAYLOR 82 HOLLY.
July 24. 30lf
,.,_ _ , ,, Bissoiatirn. -
HE firms liei'eto_fiire exist.ii1.<I 110091‘ flie
_ naines of Ogden 5.2 Raiidle. ‘«Vcstpoi‘t, and
L. H. Ran_dle 65 CO.,'.N0l‘\Vlllli, is this day dis‘-
solved by ii_iutu'al ctjiiseiit; The business of the
i'e.;<prctive firms will be seitletl by each party,
who willicontinue the business l.ll’1tl€‘.l'l'l1Pl_1'l)W1i
names, \Vt\I. OGDE-.'. .
L. 11. RANDLF3.
n .
August 1st, 1851. .-:1
DisI'ricl of .\'oriL=a[!'c 5.5 Probate Court, August
_2Il, 1851. , ._ _
4VSTATE of \VlLl.lAM S. BEERS. late
of New Canaan, in said district. dec’d.
’.l‘h6VC§)lll‘_t of Probate for .the district of
Norwalk liath limited and allowq-d six montlis
from the date l'1e1'(=.'.')f, for the ci'edi1ors of said
eslata. to exhibit their claims for settlenient.
Those \\ ho iieglect to pie.-teiit their recounts
properly atlesieil ‘within said tinio will be de-
l)1ll‘1'Hl a rec..very. All persons liidelitetl to
said lslstate are I'(’-ql'lCSl8(i to niake iiiitiiediiilo
payment to
3t*31 EZEKIEL BEERS, Administrator.
Dis1i"irl.r_>f Iiliclgqficlif ss Probate Court, July
‘.2111/I. 1851.
S'l‘i\'.l‘l<‘. of POLLY' MEAD. late of
4 l"'l'~fll' ‘-:ld""‘- '-°°
\l( be It‘. i in salt isli.(t. tla(.0.i..e<l.
'l‘he court of pi'oba1'r.- for the district of Ridge-
lielil liaili limited and allowed six in'oi'_iili:; from
the date lioreof, for ll1(:‘. oi'edii‘oi's ofsaid estate,
to ekliibitllieirclaims for settlement. Tliose
who iioglect to piw-seiit their aitcoiiiits. pi"operl_v
attested. witliin said tiiuo. will be Llt‘.l)_3il'1‘(‘~(l a
l'E’[1OVt‘l'y- All pe.i'soiiL°, iiiil:=b1"e=ii to saiil estiiio
:1l'Cl‘€f]liG$lO.t to make iininodiaie payinoiit to
31 L l;‘;‘\ll.l EL ADA i\.l.‘5, Adiiiinisti':itci'.
‘E?
1, _.' -/ -1’
$5. ‘E50-ziaiz. e'§~T«. rs. ‘.2’-Easier: ‘s.€1i3.i‘i‘>:«.'-:13.
.'\'Ui\i.\.ll£R. Ali ’t.AN(i'lCMl<I.\."‘.
N and after illiiii-.hiy,_Api'il 28th. the fol-
lowing trains will leiiveilie Canal street
' Piissciigcis will also
Ilarleni
.y,_
-4»-
slation ncar Bi'o:-iillriiy.
be I'(’C0i\'€’(l at the New York and
"taili'oail Office at ‘27tli st. «
'1‘.R.\.[i\3S l'-‘ROM NE \V YORK.
1- Act-oiiiiiioiliitioii Train at 7 A. iii.foi‘ N.
Haven and all iiiioiaiicdiatestations. Passeii-
,r__rr>.rs from tho \Vay stations for Albany, and,
the stations on the l.‘l0fiS:‘{i()1)l{2 and Naiig:it.iick
Rai|i'oails, will hike. this Train and stop at
l5riil_gepor_t ; for l:i2l_1'l.f()1‘d, Sprii-.g1ii>lil and Bos-
ton,joiii lilxpiess Train at New lliiveii; for
Canal Riiilroail Traiii at New flaveii.
2. F..\'pi'ess 'l‘r:iin at 8 A. M. for Slainford,
Ri‘i:lgcpoi't and New llaveii, thence to hart-
ford. Springfield and Bosioii. 1’as;~;eiigei‘s for
Caiial Rziilioad will lzil-;c the cars at New
H1lVC21 ; fiir the Hoiisiitoiiii: l7.ailroad to Alhiiiiy
and Piilsficld, and for the Niiugatucli Railroad
at Bridgeport.
3. Acconiinoilaiion Train at 9 A. 2.1. for New
llaveii and ali iiitt-i':iiezlizito stations.
gi-rs by this Traiii for tho Cziiiiil l’~.ailroad, will
remain at New Haven until 21% P. M.
41, Special Train at 11.15 A. M. for Port
Clicstefiiiiil iiitcrmitdiale slzitioiis.
5. 1C.\'pi'cssTr:iiii at 3 1». 111. for Siziinforil.
Norwalk, ’l3i'idgepoi't and New llaveii, ilienco
lo il:ii'1foi'(l, ..‘pi'iiiglielil and Hostoii, coiiiiecliziu
at Bi'itlgcpoi't with Traiii of lioi.is:itoi‘iic Rail-
road to Piilsfivltl. and with Train of Niiugatiick
.Riiilroad. On Si1lU!'ll;}_\’S this Train coiinocis
williTriiiii nfCan:il R:ii|roii(l at New flaveii.
6. Aciroiiiiiiodniioii Tiiiiii at -1 .1’. M. for New
Ilaveii and Eiitciaiieilialo stations.
7. .()i;iiiiiiiit:iliriii Traiii at 5 '25 1*.
Briilgcport and iiitci‘inr-.ili:itc stations. ,
8. Special Train at (5.30 1’. M. for Port Clics
ter and iiitei'iiiei,li:iti-. stations.
TR.-\lN.“5 TO N 15 ‘W YORK.
1. Spr-cizil ’l‘i':iiii at 53.211 A. ‘M. fioni Fort
Cliester stoppiiigiii all l11lf‘.‘1‘111(’.'(lli1le stations.
2. Coiiiiiiiitatioii Traiii at 5.-10 A. iii’. froiii
Bi'idgcpoi'i,stoping at all the iiiteriiiediate sta-
tions.
3. At.-coiiiinoiiattioii Train at 6.15 A. in. from
New Haven, stopping at all intoriiiediale sta-
tion, receiving p:s.ssciigei' from Nziugatiick Rail-
road at. Briilgi-.port.
4. Accoiiimodation Train at 6.15 A. M. from
New Ha‘veii,s1oppiiig at all iii.‘ei'iiiediaio sta
tions. ieceiviiig passeiigci's from Ilie l‘li11'lf(i|‘d
and New I-1iiveii,Caii2il .iiid Niiugatuck Rail-
l'0tlS.
5. Fxpress Train at 1.15 P. 31.. (in coiiiiec-
tion with the Express Train froiu Boston) froin
New Haven, stopping at Brideiioit. i\'orwalk
and Stamfoi'd——i'eceivii'i,:I p:isseii_uei's from the
1-Ioiisiitoiiic Railroadat 13ridgepoi't, and Canal
Railroad at New flaven.
G. SpecialTrain at 3.35 1'. iii. from Fort
Cliesterstopping at all i'iitei'ine.iliate stations.
'7. Accoiiimodatioii Train at 4.20 1'. M. (re-
ceiving piissengers from the Aizcoiiiiiiodaiioii
'l‘rain from Bo.-ton) from New Haveii. stopping
at all iiiieiaiiediiiii-. staiioiis.
8. Express 'l‘rain at 8.101’. 32. (or in connec-
tion wiili the E:~;pi'es's Train from Bostoii, stop-
ping at Briilgcpoit, Nor\.'.'alk and Stainford, ar-
iivirgiii New York a111.30 P. .131. Evening
'l‘rai‘n from Pittsfield connects with this Train
at Bridgepoi'l..
NEW HAVEN . AND i3‘i>.IDuEPo‘1>;'I'
, SPICCJAL.
From I‘-‘err Flavoii at 9.51) A. ni.for Naugatuck
Railroad and Bi'itlgepoi't.
“ New [tlavcn at 3.15 1*. u. for Milford
and Nangaiuck :’tailro:i(l Jiinctioii.
“ New Haven at 5930 1’. M. for Ihiugiituck
Railioail and Bi'i(lgi-.poi't.
From Bi-idgeporr at (5.31) .-~.. 2.1. for New Have'n
‘ froiii Niiugatiicli Railroad.
“ Bridgeport at 2 1*. M. for New Haven
from Housatonic Railroad.
'- Naugatuck Railroad .]unc’.ion at4.30 P
M. in coiinection with that road.
GEO. VV. \VHl."‘TLER, Sup’t.
M. for
TV ' - $2531
C.fi‘a.F§.i-‘3;E'.a EEAELRGAEE.
Sunimcr Arraiigciiicnt.
N and after Monday, April 28th. pasca-
d ) £911‘ Itlrains will rundaily, (Sundays except-
e , as o ows. -
Leave New Haven for Colinsville at 5.45
A. M. 11.15 A. M. and 3.31) P, M.
Leave New Haven for Tariffvillc. and Colins
ville at 11.15 A. M. and 3.30 P. M.
Leave Collinsville for New I-laveii at7.40 A.
M., 10.55‘ A. M. and 3.45 P. M. _
Leave Taritfville for New Haven at 7.15 A.
M. 3 P. M.
The trains from New Haven at 5.45 A. M.,
Collinsville ar.4'45 P. M. and Tarri1l'ville at 3.
P. 311.. are freight trains, with passenger ac-
conimodations.
Special Arrarrigcincnt.
On Saturdays, liereafi er, until furtlie‘i' notice,
pie 2d [)as.;3iigViI=,i' train opt of New Haven will
cave at 6 . . . or on tie arrival of the 3 P.
M,_express train frorn New York.
Trains ofthe Hartf_'o.id, Providence and Fish
kill Railroad leave Plainville foi' Hartford in
connection with the morning and afteriioon
trains from Coliiiisvilleaiid Ta1'ifl'ville, at 8.15
A. M. and 12.301’. M. _
The trains of the Canal Road connect with
the trains of the New York and New Haven
Railroad. - G. \V. \V1-IISTLER, Sup’t-
New Haven, April 28, 1851.
Passeii-.
N025 » it .-i/‘zé Tizzgze -~..-1.0. ;~-: -“<,n'.‘.'¢,~ ;..M°g.‘.‘-’.%*-'
- =. 3 .:€—;,»;=- mg.
7]‘! HA:NK;F:UL:1‘oi‘{the ifia uyi favor-_s_;§iq‘ l,ibe.l',-,j.
. ally bestow,ed,,o‘n tliein, 1737 _-,‘th‘e_ p,i_1b|ic_5_
would respectliilly solicit a coutiVn1iii'i‘ic_e oftlieir;
p-.iti'oii:igeléfeeling dssuréfl llliéy -can‘ n'ov'v"o’fl'e'i'
greater inducenieiits t.lianVtlie.'y ever -:befoi'e"
liavedpne.’ , _- _ 4 ~,._..:-;. 3;
. T1181!‘ stisist iii n6w_l.u-ere and well,se‘e._cted;
comprising zilllllie ‘articles usua Iv kept‘ in
grocery store,togi-tlier with 11 v. ti‘-2t_i\"ol"fr.ncy'
goods. such as Sardines, Capers, Catsup, Snu-
ces. ’I.‘ablc Oils, Maccii_i'oiii, Corn ,Slar_ch, Pre-
served l4‘riiits.Spiced Pickles. &c., ézc. Theii-'
stock of Teas is the lii1"gest and most carefully
selected of any in Nbrwiilk. i'iin_i:,ing in price
from 5C cts to $1 per lb. A trial of their coffee”
is all that is necessary to tzonvinco iliat it is‘
superior to any sold iii the place. Sugars al-
ways ‘on hand, climi p and good for the price.-'—'-'
Also--1'i‘loi.ir, Fish, Salt. Pork. Lard, Hams,‘
Smoked Beef. <3.-tc. whicli will be sold, clictipfoi’
cash. 1-?“ Goods delivered toiiny part o1't1ie'
village free of rliarge. ‘
Norwalk, July 26d), 1851.
Five 359113:-s Reward.-
I
shop of M. Hiibbell and the bridge, a‘.
leather wallet, coiiiaiiiing one 20 dollar and one
‘2 dollar bill, both Faii field County, besides 8
York, and other pron'ii:=sory notes and papers of
no rise to any one but the o'.vner. The above
rewai'il will be paid by returning the same to
this office. 31
C. '1‘. CO1-’»N\VALL,
rapes‘ and Tailor,
%, OULD iiifoi'iii the public that he has
' takeii tho rni..ins over the store of
Loclawooicl. Hiiiglit A: Co., wliere he is pre-
pared to niak1=,-all Jail'ii:l:‘. of gentlc-iiiei'i’s and
boy’s clot hing in a neat, and liisliioiiiiblo iiiaiiiier
and on rcasonalile ternis. He has also on hand
a good Zl$SO1'f1110l'lt of ready-iiiiidc clotliiiig. and
il‘—.o.-‘o in wiiiit will find it to lll(‘.ll'111lVEllil.i1g0 to’
give him ii call. A sliaro oftlie publicpairon-‘
iigo is i‘e7spe(:1f'::lly solicited.
No'rwalk,.lt1iic 92}, 1851.
2‘:-‘.’.?'-:7_.er§,r"'.:.1:._i1sg for Everybody.
LE3 [113 S1:l).<C1'1l)C'1‘S have izoiistiiiiily on liand‘
one of the most extensive :issoi‘tii’ieiifs' (ii
(.ii'ot-ci i:-s, Ci-oclaeiy, \Voodeii and other ‘.’ares'.‘
to Le fouiirf at any other store in this couiily.——_‘
lispoirial :‘ill€'l]llUi1 is paid to our i‘vli:i-ket depart-’
iiiciit,-wliei'c may be had fresli from N. Y. cv-
cry day, all kinds of vegetables, fruits, &c.,
cftlio choicest quality. Also, all kinds of shelf
:iiid other ll.-rl in their season.
keep a gcnoi'al liiiiiily store, and are sellifigoff
at prices which asloiiisli everyone. Give‘
us a call at our storeiii Main st.
ALLEN A: MEEK E R.-
\ El}
o
"-“.‘%,-“\ .-r '/
‘ The best and strongest certified iiiotliciiio irl
the world for the cure of Dyspepsia in all its
1oi'iiis—siicli as he.-ii.laclio, l1(,‘H1‘il)ll1’ll. lltlllllllill
(:()al!1'i‘.1)(.‘S:1,1l!:l€.lli;." of i.l1(‘..Sl.O1l1i1(.'l1._ loss of ap-
petite. aslliiiiii, piles, i:icipiei:t consumplioii.-
ilebilitv arising from protracterl fevers, fever’
and ague, (!Xp()Sl11'H to,lioat or cold, old ‘age-
and cli.-*.eascs‘:ii'isiiig from iiiipeifect "digestion,
or a deiiiiigctl coiidi‘iion of the slomacli. It is
also an (?,.."{(E(’.ll(':11f 1't'.11'1(t’..(ly.l'fll'i(l|ll0f siI.i.1i'passei(_l by
any ll1€tiZCl110ll1 use, or eina cs su eriiig roiii
uteriiie or iiorvoiis (lf.’.1'i11Ig0l11(311f,
Ainoiigtlio u‘.iinei'ous:in'd liig-lily respectable
certificates, we refer to the following:
Prof. A. A. l'l.'1Y1-ZS. M. D. State Assayer;
Fi'r'/.iii~:.\'ii1' HO2\1!-Z11, Esq., Boston.
Jas. C. Dom‘, l<Jsq.. City 'I'reasnrer, Boston’:
Hon. Mraori LAw1t1'J.\'CE, Ex Prest. Mass’.
I ; 1 0
Senate '
Hon. L. H. ARNOLD, formerly Gov. Rhoda‘
Islam}, now Meiiiber of Congress. '
llon. \Vi\i. Wo'oni:-iiiiiciz, f'orniei"iy Gov. 0‘
fiiicliigsiii, now U. Senator.
Hon. J. T. Moni-:iir:Ai),foi‘merly Gov. of Ky‘
now U. S. Senator.
Hon. .1. 14‘. S1.‘.}.\1U2\‘S’, U. S. Senator from‘
F.l1\'.'(lH lsland.
Hon. SA2.i"L S. P111-1L1’S,‘U. S. Senator fiom
Vcriiioutt.
llon W')i. Urn.-mi, U. S. S‘ from Vt. _.:-.
l_"l on. Soi._oi-io._\' l*‘oo'ri~:, M. C. from Vt.
Hon. El. D. l")s'i-‘r:r.. MAC-. from Peiin’a.
Hon. M. L. M.iit'rai.\", D‘eleg:ite in C. from‘
\Vis. 'l‘ei'i'itory.
iieii. A.C. Donn-it, D‘. C. from Iowa.-
R. P. S'rowi~:, Csqx, Clrerk in Hoiise ofRep.-
C. C. '1‘r.o\vi:i‘.in::i~:. Esq.. Detroit, Mich.
(hen. \V. J().‘i‘1~‘.S, l:lsq,., Siirveyor Geiiera-
Dubiiquc,-l‘ot\'.'1‘. _ t _ . p _
.l'osi-:?i1 1-loxii-:. Esql, No. '76 \Vall st., V’. Y.-
Many other individuals of the highest i'es—‘
pectability can be referreil to, who will con‘-'
firm all that has been said in favor of this inval-'
Liable medicine.
D1’. GEO. B. G {EEN, Proprietor, \Viiid-'
'sor. Vt.
It151+‘..D. B.t'i‘ES <3: AUSTIN, xvimiesais
Di'ii£_:ists. N .26 Mcrcliaiits’ Row, Boston,-
Gcnbral Agents.
Price $31 per bottle; six for
CAU'1‘lON.—14.‘eali bottle of the Genuine
0.i-_1/gciialczl Bitters, will have the outside‘
wrapper printed in El]9ll.N‘ll.,l“1‘Q11Cl.l and Spain-
ish, with the sigii':iture of Gen. 13'. Green, Pro-
prietor, upon Tliree Sides. and in addition, a
finely eng-raveil label upon the top of the bottle
witlitlie signature of Reed, Bates & Austin,
who are the sole General Age'nts,and to whom
all orders inust. lie ar.ldi'e._ssoil. ‘
For sale by \V- E. l%1SSE LL, and drug-
gists genemlly in the U. S. and Canadas.
'10 DOZ. LONDONMUSTARD, for
saleat BlSSELL'S
To the Ladies.’
UST received,_a large lot of'Poplins. Man-
chesterand Bierage DeLaines, Calicoes,
and a variety of other goods, which are deci-
dedly clieap. Please call and exainine at
L. H. RANDLE._’S.
\
Clc€:”kS., ,_
Iilil cheapest clocks ever ofiered in this
— town, for sale by C. A_..DURANDs
' ‘ ‘ Under‘ Conn. I-Ioltel.
EGE. _ 1 .l .
E have constantly on hand and forsald
pure ice in any quantity. .
ALLEN 66 MEEKER_.-
‘j REEN GINGER foi'
at
preserves. for-sale
' B1SSELL’.S.
. Soda Water
N draught from the _fountain_, with every
_ vai'iety of syrup, viz:: LGm0l1s,.Gl"g91'¢
Sti'awbei'i'y, Pineapple. Vanilla and. Sarszipa-'
ri11a—-tit the drug store of \V. E.‘ BISSELL.
OST. on Tuesday. 29th Ull.., between the"
note drawii and signed by J. R. Feeny, New,
1 ii short, '.‘ve;_',
Norwalk Chronicler