, New Pall Goods.
I{ECEIVED this day Invoice No. 1, con-
sisting of flannels, domestic do., wool
‘yarn of every grade, berage de laines, muslin
‘do.'. cliangeble ginghams and cliainbrays, mer-
riinac prints, :1 large stock of bleached and un-
lileaclied muslin bought at the present low pri-
ces and will sell it: by the piece at a small ad-
‘vance, carpet warp, baits, cassimeres. vestings,
domestic cotton, half hose do., -wool, a great
Variety of small wares, zepliyr woi'sted, card
limml, crosliay needles, braids, gilt and colored
buttons, kid gloves, ladies’ and cliidren‘s hose,
linen edging, muslin do., inserting needles,
worked collars varying in price from Is. to $1.
A DICTKERMAN.
South Norwalk, Aug. 23d, 1851. 3t.‘*34.
POSTAGE: STAMPS
- IN any quantity can now be obtained at the
Norwalk Post Ofiice. I’o.-tmastors sup-
C. B.» MOTT. P M.
coon.
$4,450 Per Toni !
HE subscribers have just received and are
now olfering a general assortment of Coal,
which they will sell at /our dollars and a Ital)’
Qicr ton at their neiv yard on the old steamboat
landing. Now is the time to lay in wintersup-
plies. DAY & LOCK\VO‘O_D.
South Norwalk, August 22d, 1851. ~l3t*34
New ran Goods.
HE siibscribet' would call the attention of
the public to his stock Dry Goods just
purchased, einbi'iici'ii‘g styl‘es of all descriptions
“suitable for ‘the Fall trade, such as figured and
plain Poplins, very rich Cashmeres, DeLaines,
Gingliains-——new styles and very fine. Calicoes,
Gloves, Hosiery, and a variety of other Goods.
‘all of which have been purchased at the lowest
maiket, prices, and will be sold iiccordiiiglyr:-2
He has also a fresh supply of Broadclotlis,
‘Cassimeres and Vestings of all colors and qual-
ities, which he will cut l°i"ee of expeiise, ‘oi-
make to order in the most fashionable styles "at
prices that will dely competition._ _
L,a.aAsDLs.
5Noi'\‘v’all<, August 96:11, test.
Dry Goods.
‘ ‘HE subscribers are this day opening a
large iind elegant assortment of new Fall
'G‘ouds, eiiibracing all t.lie various styles now in
market. Now is the time foi' bargains.
MALLORY (Sc LEVVIS.
For Sale Cheap.
' FE\V pairs of full blood Cochin China
- Fowls. Enquire at this office.
Sawing mid Planing.
T the steain planing and sawing sash and
V - blind mill of Messrs. Reed A’. lsbells may
be found a large assertinent of mouldings of
‘various and tasteful patterns.
. All work done with proiiiptness and in a sat-
isfactory manner. _ _
REED as ISBELLS.
Norwalk, August 22d, 1851. 34
‘plied.
~
North Western Insurance Co.
on oswnoo N, Y.
Capital Sloc/L $l50,000.——Surplus Divi-
demls held by Me C07)l]7(l.?L3/ $70,000.
V » REDERICK ST. JOHN,liavingreceived
the agency 'of the above named Company,
is prepared to insure houses, barns, stores,mills
fllCt0l‘leS._ with all descriptions of out buildings,
together with every other dcscriptioii of prop-
erty, against. loss or dairiinage by fire-, on the
inost lavorable terms.
Norwalk, aug 25, 1851.
, “Wanted.
YOUNG MAN having worked at the
carpenter’s trade a year or two. Inquire
in this ‘ofilce. _
4134
Notice.
W'anlc(l to Sell 01:2.
4 A good chance is ot’fered to any person want-
ing to engage in the Shoe Busiiitéss. have
‘usually 9 hands einployed and could ‘employ as
many inoi'e didI not biiy pa rt, of my work roa
fly niiide. Any one wishing to buy. must come
and see me 500%.: btéfme gettingin fall and win-
‘ter stores. _ _ __ _ ,
_ _ A. B. BRADLEY.
-South Norwalk, Aug. 252d, 1851.
_ Wanted.
N o'wii'ei_' for ":1 Band Box and contents left
4 in the Post Oliice about four months ago,
addressed to Aaron Benedict. The "owii%i" can
have the same by 5p'i'ovin'g pr'opei'ty and paying
for this aVdvertis'ei'nen't.. 4 _
4 CHAS. B. MOTT, I’. M_.
Non-w«.n7i.. August 23d,1851. 1t*34
LIS'l‘_ OF LETTERS i'erniii'uiii‘g in the
» Post Oflice at Norwalk, Conn.-, Augusl:
18th, 1851.
Aherin Thomas
Allen I
Bebee E'dv‘vilr'd
Brush Henry
Brush Julia
Bhtts_Mrs John
Boswick John_
Buge rt Edwaid
Brewer Mrs E
l{eele‘i'- Edward
Ketcliuni Margaret mrs
Kellogg Elizabeth miss
Kellai‘ Jelferson
Kile Elizabeth miss
Lockwood D M mrs
Ludford John
Lewis Andrew
Ludwick Chas
Bell Capt Henry Lewis George
Bradley Dennis L0'Cl-t\\'t50'd S C 4
Bartlett. MB Lockwood Emily miss
Brazil John M'Cart|iy Michael 2
Brown Hugh M owaglinn Bridget
Blake_Miss Anna M’l\'eigah Jas
Baker Luke Miller Seth
M end Fanny M miss
M ui'roy Richard
Murphy Margaret:
Meeker Augusta miss
Nash John M 2
Nowlim John
Barnes J nines
Baxter Win P
Betts Mrs
Bates Lucy A
Brown Joseph
Croocker Susan
Collins Mary Nash Aiiios
Clerk Mary E Nulatl John
Church Samuel Norton Miss
Olinstend Nathan
Osborn Esther miss
O’K_e.cf Alice miss
O’Ncal Ctlbl1lll'llll§
O'Neill Bridget 2
Persons Danl ll
Peck Cephlts
Potts E P
Phegan Michael
Raymond Mary irlrs
Root Ania hda
Raymond S
Raytiionil C F mrs
Roberts Susan mrs
St John Sainl jr
Smith James"_B
Cooper Richard
Ciocker Thomas
Crofut Henry S
Cahill Darley
Connors James
Callan Patt
Chichester Caroline
Connors Tliouias
Dolan Thomas
Davis John, (mason)
]__)riscoll Jeremiah
Duly Mary
Duryea Mary Ann
Frerris Jas A
Flynn John
Goss Edward
Gliffeth T B Sullivan Mary
Gilman Elizabeth Slierniaii Nancy
Gilbert John Smith F W Rev
Gregory Nancy J St John Caroline miss
Geomand Chas I1 mrs Sheppard James
Hinocan John mrs Shear Margaret miss
Hackett Michael Shaughensey, Mary
Hatch George Tryon Allrcd
Horan Bridget; miss Tubbs Chas
Hodges George Tobin John
Hindman H. D.
Houran Andrew
Hoyt Hannah 8
Hauratty F rances
Hendric Capt Chas Walsh Edniond
Joy VVin 4 \Vilson‘ H mrs _
Joseph Marsellia miss \Vhitney 66 Son Lewis
Jones Mary Eliza \Vilcard J
Persons calling for the above letters are re-
quested to say they are advertised.
C. 13- MOTT. P. M.
For Sale Cheap.
\' A good family l_10l'S6. Enquire
. - at this office.
Thoms Chas
Taylor Thomas B
Weed John M
Watei'iiouse John
t , Books! Books:
UST rec’d, a large atlditioii to my foi-iiiei
extensive assortment. of Books, Stationery,
(‘cc. of evei‘y possible .de'scri|it.iori, which I will
sell at prices which I defy any one to under-
sell. I pu_rc'liase of regular dealers for casli
and inz'i'ke it my business alone to select and
pui’cliase for this market, and am confident I
can sell for less than any one else in the county.
All oi‘ders, either of wholesale or retail, from
abroad promptly dispatched. Magazines and
the current literature of the day received as
soon as issued from the press. Binding in all
its branches executed as heretofore.
A. JSELLECK. 17 Main St.
District of Norwallc ss Probate Court, August
23.1. 1851. _ ,_ 4 _ _ _
STATE of -SETH 'l‘A’£.1\:lAl3'GE-,lat'e of
New Ca‘i‘i‘t‘i‘z‘i'1’i. in said district, dec’d. _
The court. 'o‘f'p‘i'o'bate for the (llSil'l'Cl'{lll Nor-
walk hath li'n‘iit‘ed i'i‘i'i"d 'al~l'o\‘ved six 'i'i‘i'oii‘ths from
the date hiereolf, for the creditors of said estate
to exliihi’t.tlieii'claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts. properly
attested, within said time, _will be debnrred a
recovery. All p'oisons i'i‘i'cl‘e'i')ted to said (state
are requested to make immediate payment to-
34 ASHBEL SCOFIELD.Administratoi*.
_ Notiiée. P
OR SALE, by order of the court of pro-
bate for the Distiict of WV-.stpoi't, all the
real estate of Aliigiiil Hill of \V'es't-p‘oi't. .— Said
estate consists of about 't’eii ac:-‘es of land on
Compo street, near the dwelling-lionse of"
Thomas Hill. and about. two acres of land on
Compo hill in sai‘d‘.V'estpoi't. If not sold at
private sale before t.h‘e l'3t.li day of September
next, will on that ‘day, at 2 o'clock afternoon,
he sol on the premises to the higliest; bidder.
A L VA G RA Y, Conservator.
Wesi-port. August 20, 1851. 2:34
Tot/Lc Probate Court, for lIieI)islricl ‘of Nor-
‘l'L'(llv/C.‘
YE‘ HE application of GEORGE_ A. LALLY
. of Chicago in the State of llliiibis respect-
fully showeth that he is gu'iii"di':i‘n to James
Lally. a minor un(ler_tli‘e ‘age ‘cf tweiity-one
years, and that siiid l11lll0l‘ is the \'i‘{viiei' of an
undivided interest in the following real estate,
situated in Norwalk in said distri'r':t~, viz : ll cer-
tain traict oflaiid in quantity ten at‘:'i"es more or
less-, \‘vi'tll the liiiildiiijgs tli‘e'r‘e'oh standing,
bounded nortlierly and easterly by heirs of
Thaddeus Betts dec’d. southerly by heirs of
Stephen B. St. John dec’d, and westerly by
higliway. Also, a certain other tract of land
in quantity twenty acres more or less, bounded
northerly and southerly by highway, easterly by
Steplieii Rziyiiioiirl and Samuel M. F_ittcl'i, mid
westerly by Josiah Raymond and John L
smith. Also, another certain ttiict of Al’-anrl in
quantity five acres ‘i‘.it)i'e ‘or less. bounded north-
erly by Lewis Fillow, easteily by Lewis Fil-
luw and higliway, soutlinrly by Stephen 'l‘horp
and Flaiiéilis Clark. and southerly by \Vin. Mar-
vin, being the portion of the estate of \Vni. St.
John dec’d,in which his widow, Mary E. St John
had a life estate. And he furtlicr says that
the 'cst.at’é is at present. unproductive; that the
avails thei'cofarc wanted for the support, innin-
tenance and education of said iiiiuo'r,and that it
will be for the a-._lv:iiit-age of said minor to sell
the same, and invest the avails thereof accord-
ing to law; wherefore he says there is just and
reasonable cause for solliiig the saiiie. He
therefore prays the Coi1i'l'. in order said real
estate to be sold, and to empower him or some
other inset person to sell the same, pursuant
to the statute in such case made and provided.
Dated August 2'thli._l8{'il.
GEO. A. LALLY, Guardian.
.Di'§trz'ct of Norwalk P-robalb Court, .95. August
El)!/L, 1851. ~
Oani-:a_i-:n—Tliat the foregoing iippliczition be
heard and determined at the Probate Office in
Norwalk on the 8th day of Noveinber, 1851, at
9 o'clock forenoon ; and that notice lli'ei'eof be
p'ub'l‘ished in seine public newspap‘el' l’ii*'tli' the
place where such real estate lies. three weeks
successively at lefiisl six Weelgs before s'ai_d time
asslgtietl. GEORGE A. DAVENPO RT-,
3134 Judge.
To the Probate CouH_j’or the District of Nor-
walk : ,_
TI-IE application of Ntllillilll Comstock, of
\Vilton in said district, i'e‘spect.fuley's’ho\v-
cth that he is lawful guardian to Emily Requa
of Popiiivllle, axes‘ County, State of Missouri
ii. minor belonging to said (ll‘sti'ict, and that said
minor is the owner of an undivided interest in
the following real cstate,viz: a certain tract of
land lying in said \Vilton in quantity fifty-t'i'vu'
acres more or less, with the buildings tliereon
standing, bounded northerly by Saiiiltiel Coin-
stock, easterly by \Vm. S. Sterling and Samuel
Keeler, southerly by highway, and i.véste'i'ly4 by
George Middlebiook-. Also _tl certain otlter
tract of land lying in said il7iltUti iii t]u'ztttl.ity
ninety-one acres more or less with the build
ings tl‘1ei't§'oli stunting, bounded ttOl'll1el'l_y by
hi1‘4li‘wny_. easterly by Samuel Keeler and wife
and Eli Bi'rcli'at‘d-. southerly by William Chih-
stock, and westerly by liigliway, Henry G. Mid-
dlebrook and Daniel Gregoiy-. Also, anot.he‘l‘
tract of land lying in said Wilton in quantity
twenty-seven acres more or less, bounded north-
erly li lie‘it‘s of M uses Jackson tlecfd-, eastei'ly
by Belheii Hhrlblilt, s(i‘ullierly by li1=3il‘s otbtias
Knapp dec’d, iind westerly by David \Villard
heirs of Erastus Stnrges dec’d. Also, another
tract of land lying in said \Vilton in quantity 12
acres more or less bounded northerly and east-
‘erly by liighway, s'eutlierly by Samuel Belden,
and westerly by N0i'walk River. Also-,anotlier
tract of land lying in said \Vilton in quantity
seven acres more or less,bounded tiut'therly by
VVm.4(1omstock, eastei-ly and westerly by Na-
tnan Comstock, and southtirly by higliv.'ay.‘——
Also, ll piece of salt meadow lying in Norwalk
in quantity two acres more or less situated near
“the village,” so ca_lled,_and formerly owned
by Samuel and Benajah S. Comstock, de"c’d.
And he further siiys that the estate lsat. pres-
ent unproductive; that the avails tliereof are
wanted for the support, maintenance and edu-
cation of said minor, and that it will be for the
advantage of said minor to sell the same, and
invest the avails thereof according to law 3
wherefore he says there isjust and reasonable
cailse for selling, the same. He lhe1'efo‘t't3 przlys
the court to order said real estate to be sold,
and to empower him or some other meet. per-
son to sell the same, pursuant to the statute in
such case‘ made and provilled.
Dated August 23d.1851. _ \\4 _
NATHAN. COMSTOCK, Guardian.
District of Norwalk Probate Court ss August
‘23r.l, 1851.
Orclcrcrl-—That the foregoing tipplicntirn be
heard and detci-ltiitied at the robate Office in
Norwalk on the 8th day of November, 1851, at
nine o'clock foterioon ; and that notice thereof
be publislierll in some public newspaper near
the place where such real estate lies, three
weeks successively, at least six weeks before
said time assigned.
GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
Wanted. ,
Q N apprentice to the tailoiing business
wanted iiiiinediately. ,_
E. CURTIS.
Books! Books ll
HE subscriber is now’ receiving extensive
additions to his stock of Books, Statio‘tt-
ery, Blank W'orli, (Sic. A complete assortnient
of School Boolisiit less prices th'n'n ever before
olTei‘ed in Norwalk. Cap. Letter, and Note
Paper, Envelopes, etc. A few reams of choice‘
English Laid Paper and small siie French
Letter Paper. a1‘2. \V. E. BISSELL;
JUST rec'd, a splendid lot of English Cas-
tors, Tea and Coffee Pots, Fluid Lainps.
Also, Fluid Barn Lamps.
C. A. DURAND, Under Ct. Hotel.
J.’
.».. .....o.-..a-o-my. ..'. -
Just: Ifleeeiifediiil
The Largest Stock
or FALL
Dry Gooils
Ever Imported into Norwalk at
GRUMANS
o i d B 1- i d g e
E1 E !
Now is the timefor
BARGAINS! l
[PARTICULARS NEXT WEEK]
Auetrroiv. ,
3 ILL be sold at public Auction 'd‘nThnis-
day 28th inst. at the late 1'-esi'dieiir:e of
Linus St. John, dec. in New "Cana'i‘.n, ‘(Silver
Mine,) all of his stock in trade, consisting of
Dry Goods, Gioceries, &c.also. Farinliig uten-
sils, viz one Cart. \Vagons and Plows; Charis,
doc’ also several herd of young cattle. Sale to
commence at 1 o'clock. P. M. Terms cash on
delivery of the goods. '
DARIUS ST. JOHN, Admr.
New Canaan, Aug. 18, 1851.
UST-:ec’(l. a splendid lot of cliff pins.
C. A. DURAND, under Conn. Hotel.
ENUINE _Lu_b_in’s Extracts and ttt4li'cr
Perfume, i‘oi'- the toilet and li:iiiclk’f, just
rec’dat BlSSELL‘S.
Wanted Immediately.
VVHE EL-VVRIGHT or one who under-
stands the carriage making business gen-
erally. Apply to L. OLMSTEAD.
Danbury, August 1851. 3'2
__ Wanted.
g0 SHIRT MAKERS, also hands to
make coats. pants and vests.
Sugars. I'lou.r and Grfiékery.
% FINE lot just received and going offlike
GEORGE A. KEN“/'OR'I‘HY.
a June snowstorm at the cheap store of
GEO. \V. SMITH.
Rats and Mice Look out l
YON'S PILLS lor the destruction oftlie
above named vermin; magnetic powders
for the destruction of cockroaches,bedbugs,ants,
flies, dec., wal'rahted without fail. Also; Le'vu’s
vermin exteriiiinator and North AiiiPl‘i'caii till
externiinator for Stile by w. E. BISSELL.
‘ DOQLLONDON MUSTARD, for
siileat BlSSELL‘S
To the Ladies.
UST received, a large lot of Poplins. Man-
chester and Berage DeLaines, Calicoes,
and a variety of other goods, which are deci-
dedly cheap. Please call and examine at
', L. H. RANDLE’S.
‘ NOBVVALIC BOOT AND SHOE
EMPOREUM.
TIJE subscriber would respectfully inform
_ the public that he has on hand one ofthe
largest assortments of Boots an_'d Slices, Gait-
ers, &c.. &c., ever oti'ei'e‘tl lh Nbrwiilk-. His
goods are all nianufactured in the most superioi‘
manner by the very best of woikiiien; and will
be wurraet ed in every" particular. ‘adios and
gentlemen in want of goods in his line will had
it for their interest to cull. Don’t iiii_st:ilae—-
No.3 Main st. 1' CHAS. SMITH.
August 1st, 1831. 31
_, _ Clocks.
TIIE cliiéitpest clocks ever oflercd in this
. ltii‘vn.hr sale by C. A. DURAND,
Under Conn. Hotel.
Notice. .
the subscribers, appointeil by the’
court of probate for the district of Nor-
walk, commission;-rs to receive and examine
the claims ofthe creditors ofthe estate of Hez-
ron L. Ayres, an insolvent delitoy ol New Ca-
naan in ‘said district; assigned in trust for the
benefit of his credit'oi's, liereby give notice that
we will attend to the business of our said ap-
pointment at the hotel of Joseph Butts in said
New Ciittttnn nn__t.lie 1st Tugsdziy of September
next. and the 3d Tilt-istliiy of January next at 10
o’clock in the forenoon of each of said diiys.——
Said court has limited and allowed six months
froin the dat'e hereof lor the exhibition to us of
‘claims against said estate. _ _
E LlPl-IALET SVVIFT. Conimis-
S. E. OGDEN, g sinners.
New Canaan, August 9th, 1851. 3t33
fiotice.
E, the subscribers, appointed by the
court of probate for the district oi Nor-
walk, comniissioners to receive and examine the
‘claims of the estate of H. L. 6: A. Ayres, iii-
solvent debtors assigned in trust for the benefit
oftheir ci'editors—said firth of H. L. & A.
Ayres ‘consisting of Hezron L. Ayres of New
Canaan in said district, and Alilfll Ayres ofthe
city, county and state of New Yoi'k=——lioroby
give notice that we will attend to‘ the business
of our said appointment at the hotel of Joseph
Butts in said New Caiiaaii on the first. Tuesday
of September next and the lliird Tuesday of
J31 iin‘ai'_‘v next at ten o'clock in the foi'e"nbo‘ii of
each of said diiys. Said cnul"t has limited and
allow'ed_six ntoiiths from the date heljeof for
the exllil)‘il;ion to us of cl_:_iims against said estate.
ELIPHALET SVVJFT, Commis-
4 S. E. OGDEN, E sioners.
New Canaan, July 26th, I851. 33
13'i.tl'/‘icl of Norwal/: so Probate Coltrl,-jlugiust
16llI., 1851.
ES'l‘A'PE of JOEL HOYT, late of New
Ca naati-, in said district. dec’d.
The Court of Probate {hr the district of
Nvrtvalk hath limited and allowed silt months
from the‘ date‘ hereof, for the c'retlllors of said
estate, to exliiblt their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their». accounts
properly attested within said time will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons itideibted to
said Estate are i-equestetl to make iinmediate
payment to 4
LAMBERT HOYT.
33 SAMUEL R. HOYT,
E Adminis-
trators.
District of 1\'oru'al7c ss Probate Court, August
1E_5(/2., 1851. _ ,
- STATE ofNATHAN E. WIIJCOX, late
of Norwalk in said district, dec’d.
0ra.'ei'ezl-—Tliat the administrator e)'{l1'ilJl'l; his
adm'inisti'ati0'n account to this court for adjust-
irient; at th'e _p'rob’ate office in Norwalk on the’
30th any of August, 185l,at 9 o’clock foi'etlb‘bn;'
and that all _perso'ns interested in said estate,-
may be iiotified tliereof, the adininistrator will
cause‘ this order to be published in a ne‘wspa'pe‘i"
printed in Fairlield county, ttntl post a copy
thereof’ on the sign-post it‘! said Ndi-wall:
neal‘e’st the last residence of said deceased tit
least ‘ten days before said 30th day of August.
GEORGE A. DAV ENPORT, Judge.
Not
_’"rri:'sss' &,i_s‘4=M'i"1"'_i__i',
"Building 1VIovers._ .
UILDIN GS moved or raised, ‘witli chim-
neys slanding,and ‘without disturbing the
inmates. Frames raised -for cliurches or other
large buildings. \Vork done in any part of the
country. CHAS. TUBBS.
SETH SMITH.
South Norwalk, Ct., July 19th, 1851. 29
Dr. Banning’s
LACE OR BODY BRACE.
‘OR. the cure of t‘:ur'ved, weak and diseased
spine—diseases of the heart and lungs,
and all diseases leading to consumption. dys-
pepsia niid other affections of the stomach, liver-
aiid digestive organs, diseases of women, and of
the viscleiiil ‘or-guns general y. Sold by
\V. E. BISSELL.
,_ , ‘Taken Up .
N the 13th ihst., a large white sow. The
owner is nsq‘u'es‘t'ed to prove property, pay
ctrai‘-gesand take her away.
JAMES GRIFFETH.
Norwalk, August 18th, 1851.
Building Lots.
EVERAL beautiful and eligible building
‘- . lots for sale at a bargain. Enquire of
ALLEN 65 MEEKER.
Warner’s Patent
Anti-1"-rcczing Suction and F orce Pump
Can be used in our deepest wells or fetch wa-
ter from wells at a distance. It works very
easy and discharges a gallon of wiltcr to each
motion of the lever, and will not freese in the
coldest weather. By attaching pipes water is
carried to any part of the house or barn and by
attaching a hose can water. the garden. ’t"o3r
yard‘ wash your windows, Carriages, &c. It
is also a good engine in case oflire as the pew-
er of two men can throw water to the top of
our highest houses. Sold by
LOCKWOOD, HAIGHT -3;: co.
Gharles S. Lockwood
WOULD respectfully inforni his frioirds
and custoiiieijs. that he has nnide ar-
!'9.it‘!geli.18lllS ‘with L, H. Rantlli-:-.-, Esq. xvlisifsz
by he is enabled to execute all orders in the
tailoring line that may be entrusted to hini.
Norwalk, Aug. 7, 1851.
Elifiiili. . .
5 sci-ioioii. B_(_J_OK o§_i39_§i_*1>_i_zv
tv -- -- - - -v-~——.—i,:_- -"_'—‘ '— -__
ROB iieeeiiéieee & SC-N,
iz'ooi-tsi«:LL1=;iis, 'P‘iiiii.isiii-:i‘.s‘, .i.'\‘*i) iiiroirruas
411 Broadway, New York,
Directly opposite the Depot of the New York and New-
Haven Railroad Company.
Mantle Orngmeuts,
UCH as Girando‘es, plated and glass can-
dlesticks, elegant German and Ainericiiii
flower vases. marble and alabasterclocks; aiso
plated goods, cake baskets, fruit dislikes and a
variety of other new goods tliis day i;er:’d at;
DISBRO\V’S.
New Map of‘ Norwalk.
' ERSONS vvisliing to obtain a copy o_fthe
elegant new blap of Norwalk are infori_ii'-
ed that the subscriber has purchased of the
publisher the entire balance of the edition.
As there are few remaining, and no more to
be published, those wishing to piii'ch:ise will do
well to call soon. J. A. WEED.
Novels.
THOSE desirous of pui'chasi'ng the most
popular novels extant, comprisiii'g the pro-
ductions of Cooper, James,’ Dick’en's'-, L’ever,
’&c., &c., will please call_ and examine a friésh
lot just rec'd by A. SELLECK, 15 Main st.
ANGES for sale. also set at the shortest
noticb. _ ‘__ , _ __
LOCKVVOOD, H AIGHT ‘dc CO.
. ,. Ladies Bonnets. _ ,,
BEAUTIFUL assoi'ti'neiit this day rec’d
by MALLORY & LEVVIS
‘ILVER Draiight Pipe and Top for Soda
Fountain, will be ‘sold at a _ba4i'giiiii; En-
quire of W. 1;. BISSELL.
l. ‘A -. ..--.
l’Ullllt‘YlNl} llXTll.lCl‘
_ The Gi‘éii.iés_t
__,. 4 _ Iii -‘rm: witota wont»!
‘_ E’ Price $1 per Bottle, or Sin: Batllctfor 85.
_h is now i>ut_ ii in QUART BOTTLES, at me iiaiiie
miner -and medtca _ (fire as when in‘ amiilllmttlee. Each
Larg_c bottle C0lltl3.lllB_SI _'1f1[a%()%’ll. DOSES,‘ find llui
medications are so Strongly 31 ci!|it1‘ri_ted that ‘only
One Tablnpoonful 19 required at n Do's£.*~—tlireo time: :1. day
.'—thue one bottle lasts ’l‘wcnty-One ‘D'.'iy.ri,' vrhicli is iiiiicli
l§_:inger_tlian o bottle oflany other inediciiio lusts, because tltere
15 Nqulfed Of llIls___n _lleg1’_e i1_Iim_n.it}i' at ll dose. .. ‘ _
4 The, great _Super_-mnty ot this B oml Piirlticr bver all
ollier medicines. consists in a great ineasuro in its possessing
an n pnrt_4of its com oi1iid,_tliepower;fu1 lueglicul Virtues
of some Scarce an Rare
4 4 Indian Roots éttd Barks‘,
which no blher iiteiliciiie dssesses. These are ili'ej_ir'io'st certain
l’ii1-more of the Bid 4''! that were ever kuowii to either
{Ildldn or white man, iind these being compounded with the strong-
u-concentratcd Extract: of
Sarsaparille, ‘ielloirv Dock,
CHERRY AND §iissAiT'ti/is Banks,
thnke this Vegetable Extract not only the yrcalé-st Blood
Purifier, but also, :1 clienpeii Méglibinc ,_by great midis
than any other. It is cheaper, because the qu11.nt_i‘ty of it that
may be ougli_tfor4()ne Dojhtr will last much longer, and
will cure Ten Tun;-5 inojte Blood-disease, than One Dollar’:
w rth or any oihermeditziiie‘. - j ,
For uiidoiibted robf or the cure: of
Scrofu éi, Fever-Sores,
Séald-Head, Erysipclhx, Salt-Rheum, Rficmiiatism, Sypiiilic, Eran‘-
lioiis, Pimple: on we Face, Liverochmplniuts, Piles, Lum-
bago, Canccrliilé UI’cc_rs, Costivcuess, Sore Eyes, ])_viipep~_'
fin. Pauu_i 1'71 Side, Bfedlt, Bones, and .loi'1iI.9, aiio /i1.L.0‘i‘l_l_l-_‘.R
4M bar.-Bt_:oon Dl§EKS§S; see our 1'.-IMPHLE TS and Han&
—evefy Agent line‘ them to give away:
For sa.le by A. Selleck, Norwalk; Wordins
and \V. B. Dyer. Bridgeport; A.‘ B’. H'iill,Uziii
bury; S. C. Sillimaii Jr'.. New Canaan; R
I-Ioyt; Siainford; J. W. Taylor; Wesf}>'oi't; E.
P. Faii-child.Bet.hel; L. Bt‘l’t'i‘. Greenfield; G.
B. 1i’.li'ddlebrook, \Vilton;= Nici=i.~.is_& Betts,
Fairfield; A. S. Vinton, \V85l0l‘1‘;fiD'. R. Sel-
leck, Ridgefield ; A. Nichols, Sotiti'rport; A H.
Duncombe (Sc Co.,.Reading Centre; E. H.
Peck,Greenwich. Alforders must b'e’a'd‘d_ress-
ed to VVALLACE 65 CO.-, 30-1 Bi"o".id\‘vay
' ~ 1yeow9
7
~-
biota
1 Watches‘ at the store or the s_ubsci|_ier
_ C. E. DISBROW.
Rl§AMS WRAPPING Paper, for
sale at mill prices by
W. E.'BlSSELL.
‘ j_E_ESE FEATHERS ofa superior quality
for sale by 4
LOCKWOOD, HAIGHT 6:‘. (:0.
TABLE {ind pocket cutlery for sale by
- L , H. 66 CO.
Fluid of the
., H. 8}: C0.
QANIPHENE and Burnin
best quality by '
Oils! Oilsll _
PURE bleaclied sperm. elephant. whale,
- lard. neatsfnot and linseed oils, for sale by
the barrel or ret4a_il..h _ _\
16 STREET 6?; QUINTARD.
LBATA SPOONS.—A new article, $1
, adozen. 'Also, a splendid lot ofchildren’s
riiigs, for sale by C. A. DURAND,
Under Conn. Hotel.
V IRD CAGES for sale by _'
LOCK VVOOD, HAIGHT & CO:
fiaindios.
our own manufacture, which we offer
at wholesale or retail at. prices to suit the times.
ALLEN (Sc MEEKER.
I..,a.st:_ call. .
' LL poisons tistving utiseitled accounts of
over Four Moiitlls standing on my books
wll confer ll favor by settling the sa'iii_e‘ with-
‘uli delay. C. J. GRUMAN.
District of Ridgefielzl ss Probate Court, July
Qfilh. 1851.
ES'l‘A’l‘E of POLLY MEAD, late of
' Ridgefield in said district. deceased.
The ‘court. of probate for the district ofRidge-
field ha tli liiiiited_ and iillowed six months from
the date li'er'eof, for the ci'e(lit‘d4i's ‘of said estate,
to exhibit tli'eirclaiitis ior settlement. Those
'i'vlio neiilect to pre's'e'nt their accounts. properly
mresrstf. wiitirn §tllLl am... win he debarred .1
recovery. All persons iiidebted lb siiitl estate
arerequested to make immediate payment to
31 LEMUEL ADAMS. Adiiiinistratoi'.
Forks.
FULL supply of two and three tined
hay Forks for sale by
STREET 6.: QUJNTARD.
Wanted.
NE half bushel of wild cherries, cleanly
picked. Enquire at this oliice.
August 24th, 1851.
For Sale.
$3 A good family horse, 7 years old,
.. ' -. perfectly sound and kind every way. .—
\Vill be sold cheap for want of use. Apply to
F. BELDEN.
Broke Into
HE inclosure of the subscriber on or about
the lst of the month, a two year old roan
heifer, and one red yearling. The owner is
requested to call and take t.liein away a fler pay-
ing expenses of keeping iind advertising.
CHARLES GORHAM.
\Vilton. August 18th, 1851. 33
Olive Oil;
URE Marseilles Oils, expressly for table
use, just i'ec’d by \V. E. BISSELL-.
Gieat litll'g‘3ll1S iii Dry Goods !
Selling Off Suininer Stock Cheap.
Hitchcock &. Leadbeater,
No 3-17 Broadway,cor of Leonard street N. Y.
have ‘been reducing the price of the reniaindei‘
of ti.'e"..- SPRING AND SUMMER -DRY
GOODS below cost, for the purpose of selling
them out to make room for" (hair new Fall
Goods, which they will soon be receiving from
the various
FOREIGN Jmb DOMESTIC iimxvtuicrokies.
Their present stock embraces the most mag-
nificent and clieapest. lot oftliiii Summer (}oo'ds
evci-ofi"eretl in N. Y , including, ainongst others,
BEAUTIFUL PRINTED LAWNS 1-‘OR. Is A YARD‘,
SPLENDII) Mandi: DE L.ii1\'i«:s FOR. is 61).
ELEGANT FOULAR1; SILKS 1-‘on 3s.
.FlGUItED B.\REGES,CI—1tN'I‘Z COLORS Fun 9s.
And Silks, French Muslins and Calicoes,
Cliainbrays, Popliiis; Grenadines, Silk Tissues,
Silk and Linen Goods in great; variety, Shawls,
Mantillas, &c., equally cheap. Also,a great
VARIETY OF GOODS I-‘OR TRAVELING DRESSES,
Traveling Shawls and Mantlllas, Bathing
Dresses. Linen Dress Goods, Mourning Goods
of eve:-3: kind, as black Grenadines, Bareges,
Popliiis, Cliallies, Boiiibaziiies, biack Silk Tis-
sues, &'.c., Canton Crape Shawls, Lace Shawls,
Lace and Muslin Vlindow Draperies, all kinds
of \Vhite Goods, best Kid Gloves, 6s a pair,
Ale:ziinu'er’s hnd others Silk Gloves, a splendid
lot ofFans. Gentlemon’s l<‘urnishings of every
kind, as Gloves, Cravats, Merino, Cotton and
Silk Undershirts and Drawers, Housewife and
Family Goods, ol every variety, as lineti, ir'iu_s-
lin, damasks, napkins, diapers, &c., &c.‘
A large stock of every kind of Fall and \Vin-
ter Goods on hand, so as to be able to meet ev-
ery want of every Lady. Merchants in thb
country or suialle'r cities will find this one ofthe
best places in N. Y. to fill up their stoclc, iis
they ciin select any quantity they want, from a
single dress pattern up, and can buy as Clieap
in such quantities its by the piece or case, of
jobbers and ithpm-'re‘rs. Orders from the coun-
try or city will be proniptly executed. sent as
directed, and the Goods always watt'2'tnted, amt
money returned if they do not give satisfac‘tio'n.-
Bundles sent; any hour dfthe day to any
Railroad, Steamboat or Fer‘-‘i'y in the city, so’
that ladies from abroad will have no ttouble
witli' their goods from the time of purchasing
until they are ready to take tl1e'i_r seat in lllé
cars or boat for home.
Terms Cash and ofrle‘ Price‘ ioilltoill Vdrldtion.
Hats, Caps and straw Goods.
C. RANDLE would inform his patrons
0 and the public generally,tliatli'e is now
turning otftlie sp:~i‘ng style of Pints ofall quali-
ties and varieties: Gentlemen ‘can’ b‘e.fu'rnish-
ed at his establisliment with as good an aiticle
as c:'i‘i‘i‘be found e'ithen" in the city or co?u’iiti'y.-'—'-
Many who‘ have worn his hats will cheertully
testify to their c‘lie‘api‘iess, dniability and neat-
ness. Histié hats are equal. if not supei'ioT to
the $5 ones obtainé'd at the gi'e'.'it ein'po‘riuh’is
iu the city. Call in and see for yourselves.-—
Alisa‘, CAPS (if every variety, sold here cheap-
c"r the-It cart be lzdrl at any other place in totiiii.
'1'/1.233 he ]7lC(lgcSlLi7l7.3Elfl0 do. Also, STRAVV
GOODS-—a"n extensive a_sso‘rtinent of Palm
1_.'~e‘af. Legho‘rn. Cliiiia Pearl, Pamama and
cliiiili'e'n’s fancy straws triiiied and unti"i’in'ed
constantly on hand and of styles and prices
which‘ cannot fiiil to please; Come one. ‘come
all. Quick sales‘ and small profits is the motto,-
No. 15 Main stieet at the Hat. and Cap sign
the place for Bargains.
L Norwalk, April 16th. 18§'a1>.~
‘NTE have constantly on hand candles of -
. fvlachiiiéi-7. 5 5
THE subscribers, having recently iiiiuiulio ..
net:'e‘ssar"y aifilhgetnents, are now pre-
pared to execute all orders for manufacturing
and i-epaii-ingall kindsbf‘ machinery for unin-
ufacturing and other purposes. We will also
s_uperintend_ _the_erection,altering and i'epi'iirin§
the same. We have on hand and are constantly
manufacturing all the different kinds of piitbhl
axles for light. and heavy vehicles, which we
will dispose of on the most favorable term4s.—-
Orders to be left at Street dc Quiiitard’s store,
Norvvalk-, or at our shop, the first building nqrlli
‘of lainos Janes’ saw-mill. ‘
‘ ALDRICH 6L_;WI-IITLOCK.
Wilton, July 1st, 1851. amigo
' THE CELEBRATED ci..;:.‘r9ii’.-.i~’'' ' "J
16a:-not Bsteblisliment
In the United States.
No. 99 Bowery‘, N. Y:
4_ . HIRAM ANDE1tSON’S 4
Eight Spacious Sales Roomsl
‘HOLESALE and retail; Families and
housekeepers furnished at whslosnlfi
prices.
_ L2j.glof ,P'r£'c"c-s. W
English Tliree Ply Carpets, 8s and 159
Imperial do do 103 and T“
Brussels Carpets, 10s and 412s
Tapestry Carpets, 9s and 12‘s _
Venetiaii Stair Carpets, 2s, 3s and 4!
Door Mats, 2s. 3s and 43
Table and Piano Covers, cheap
Coiriiiion4 Carpets, $35 and J9 _
English Drugg‘ets.; 3s6d to 69
Floor Oil Cloths, 35 to 4s ~_
Floor Oil Cloths, 8 yds wide
English Oil Cloths, 83 to 99
Tufted Rugs, ‘.203
Axminister Rugs, $6
\Vindow Shades,§B1 to $6
Checked Matting, 4-4, 5-4‘ 6.4
Stair Rods, 6s, 8s and 10s
Table Oil Cloths. 3s
HIRA M ANDERSON.
N0. 99 Bowery, New Yorlt: ‘
DIETZ, BROTHER it 00.
1341 WILLIAM STREET,
New-York,
MANUFACTURERS 0}‘ EVERY VARIETY OP
. Lamps,.'§Jhende1iers,
Giialndoles, candelabra, Gas Fixliifesa
April, 1851.—6m is.
is9m'7
“POR'I‘SMEN’S ATTENTION is partici
ularly called to our stock of Guns; in this
line we defy competition! Our Guns are all
made to our own ordei‘ by the c'elebl":tt'ed ‘God-‘
dard,’ and en raved with out‘ own names. We
have a large nt of beautiful ‘ Cock’ guns and
by the steamer in July we shall rezeive a large
addition to ohr present heavy stock. \_Ve coil
satisfy all tastes and fancys from a $3.50 to 8
beautiful 360 piece. 4 4
Also every variety of sporting materiills.-.
44 HOLCOMB dc LYON;
83 ‘Voter st. Bridgeport.
..
ABINES MAKER’S GOODS.—Haii"-
4 Seiiliilg; \Vcbbing, Sofa iind Chair’
Springs,l3uttons. Gimp, Moulding.Locks. Hin-
ges aiid Casters by HOLCOMB 6!. LYON. ,
OUSE BUILDERS HARDXVARE, of
— every description. for siile wliolesalt! and
retail by HOLCOMB (Sc LYON.
83 \Vater st Bridgeport.
Q‘/1ARiR.AGE MAKER’S GOODS. Axles;
’ Springs, Shafts, Czirriago Bows, Bolts;
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, ivory
Hand Screws. Seaming Cord, &c.
HOLCOMB &'LYON‘.
RINDSTONES. 25 tons superior grii
just landing from Berna Ohis. ‘
HOLCOMB dz LYON.‘
ABLE CUTLER.Y.——1.50 gross of W:
_ {St S Butchers’ table cutlery,just rec'd
at HOLCOMB 8.’. LYON;
83 Watei' st. Bridgeport.
I ILES.-1500 dozen W. 6: S. Butclieral-'
litiles. consisting of ever size and kind;
now bpetiilig by HOLCOMB dz LYON.
OCKET CUTLERY, Shears and Scis-‘
sors of W. 6.’. Butchers’ and Rodgers‘;
odeniiig and for sale wholesale and retail
HOLCOMB & LYON,
83 Water st., Bridgeport.
1 DOZ. hand, parinell, rip and bitch
9 Saws of Butchers’, Spear 55 Jackson’!
and Becket’s, at ivhnlesnle and retail by HOL-
COMB €15 LYON, 83 \Vater st., Bridgeport."
RACE AND BlT'I_‘S.—_—A large stock of
_ , Marples’ superior pliiteil and plain, whole-
sale and retail, by HOLCOMB 6: LYON.
Nvi'LS. Hiirs, Peter \Vi-ight.-i’ and
Mousehole, wholesale and retail by
HOLCOMB & LYON.
’ JISES.-“—I-lills. Peter 'iVi'iglit’:3, Hyde’§
and Tillotson’s of every quality and pric_e‘
just opening. and we would ‘call parti'cular at-‘
tention to our stock. HOLCOMB dz LYON;
83 Water stl'e'et, Bi-idgeport.
‘ LACF,SM.1TH’S BELLOWS constant-3
, ly on hilnd and for sale low by V 4
HOLCOMB & LYON.
AILS.-.—.-1500‘ casks Fail hi-vet; also to
_l_ (-asks. su ii3'rio_r w,i'ougl1"t nails by ,
HOLCOMB ‘ LYON, VV:iisi-‘st. Bt'lilge[)Ot‘l;'
" ,_ LUE, BORAX AND 4 EMEP..Y.—5'(l’
.- bbls. Glue. ass‘d4sizes; 10 cases Wood’!
retined Borax ; 25 cgislts SlJpl§_i'i0l'4LQt1(lOn_ Em-
ery by HOLCOMB dc LYON._
' OUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE:
——A full and complete assoi'ta,ient. by
4. HOLCOLWIB & LYON.
__ ’ Dog‘ for Sale. . .
BLACK New Foundlaxid _1?up,- 3§_
months old. Enquire at tliig ollice;
‘ A'1"l‘lNGS.-—-4-4, 5-4 and 5-: plain and
-A - check Mailings, just l3el3’(l by .4 _‘ '
MAi.Loi_i.r dz i«:iv1s..4_,
Winnoxv siiabss AND PAPER.-‘
A good aS'soi'thir§iit at ,
L. H. RANDLE ac C033. _4
_ , ,_ _ Gheap Dry Goods.
CE-‘HE subscribers are this day opening‘ mi-
other large lot of gooiis—ttx which thd
at_tention of t'b"e' public is i'espejctlully invited.
Those in want ofanything in our line, will dd‘
well ti) call on us before purchasing éls_e\\'lle1"
MALLO._RY & LEWIS.
Bastion DE Lsinizs, ofall laitfds, just‘
‘ rec’d atid foi' sale chea p by _ ,. .
MALLORY 6: L-EVVIS‘. _
- AILS Ann sPiKEs.—so‘m.e-gs cntniiils‘
~ and spikes, tissgrted from 3d fiiib to
iiiclios.-foi-s‘a‘te by STREET 6: QU lNTARD:
_ , World’s Fair: . ,
V[‘lI-IE cheapest and best astS'bt'ti'ni~.nl: of jest’?
- elry ever offered in Norwalk will 6'!‘
foiiifcl at my store. Idefy competition in tattoos!
zinil taste. N. B.—Nojb‘ld stockjo selhc _l'i‘d-Ali‘.
C. A. DURAN ‘,9 ,' A
Under Conn. Hotel.
_ ' Iron Safe. -
Q SMALL second hand Safe; for sale‘;-
; cheap, at DisBr:.é)w's.. '
1 2 of Bileatlied and Uri-~
- bleached Mnsli‘ii's at iinpftrc-5’.
wanted low prices. can be teiiadiar the sfq?.'9.. 0!:
_ c_,~. 3-.
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