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nanbury &. Norwall: Railroad
NOTICE is hereby given to the subscribe‘rs
’ to the Capital Stock of the Danbury and
Norwalk "Railroad Company, that tli.§,.,Pi-esi-
dent: and Directors at a. meeting held at Nor-
walk, on the -13th day of September, 1850. 120-
ml that an instalment of 10 percent. on the
zzipital stock, including the aiiionnt paid at the
time of sul3scrib‘ing,« be paid to the Treasurer on
or before the 20tl1’Oct. next.
And that further instalments of 10 per cent.
be paid on orbefore the first Mondays of De-
cember, January, February, March, April,
May, June, July, and August, next- . _
The subsci'il)‘ef‘s residing at Nor-walk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to William S.
Lockwood, Esq., Assistant Treasurer.
Certificates of stock, and amount paid, will
be ready at the time of payment of instalments.
for delivery. - ’ __ ,
AARON SEELEY, Treasurer.
Danbur , 16th September, 1850.
Trivu-on-1-miir ommron.
Dai_ley’_s".- Magical Pain Extractor-
In a new Wrapper and boxes much. enlarged.
AUTION! Counterfeits of Dalle‘y’ Ex-
tractor, in the old wrapper. fl90d the
inarket—-‘avoid them as you would poison. fol‘
they are as dangerous in their application.
Buy Dalley’s’ Extractor, only in the new
dress and large Boxes—you gain largely in
quantity of the Ointment over the old sine, and
what is more important yet-—you avoid the
danger of being imposed upon by a Counterfeit".
and are certain of getting the genuine article."
The Genuine Dalley _Salve,as tlionsands will
testify, is an infallible remedy for the worst of
burns. scalds, piles, rheumatism, sore and in-
flamed eyes, - erysipelas, salt rheum, cuts,
wounds, bruises, and all cutaneous and inflam-
matory diseases. ,
N. B. Every local agent will be provided
with a certificate, signed by _niy lawful attor-
ney, and by the Travelling agent.
I?‘ See the new printed Circulars for 1850.
they contain much important and interesting
information. H. DALLEY. -
415 Broadway, N. Y..
Dalloy’s Animal Galvanic,’
The greatest, clieapesi, and most ecrtain
remedy ever discovered for the cure of dis-
cases of horses and cattle. Humors, sores,
swellings, strains, quitterbone, grilled neck and
shoulders, hard or spavin lumps—it cures with
rapidity rind certainty ! and no case of po-
evil,'has, as yet, resisted the wonderful prop-
erties of this great and truly valuable remedy.
- .@ Farmers and ownersof horses and cat-
tle, try it once, and you will never afterwards
be without it.
Aor:N'rs—Norwalk, W. E. Bissell; South
Norwalk,G- W’. Smith; \Vestport, John VV.
Taylor; New Canaan, S. C. Silliinan; Sta m-
Ready made clothing.
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping a good a_ssortm'ent of Ready Made
Clothing of a_ll kinfds. Also, a good assortment
of Cloths, Ca’ssimeres. and Vestings. Wlllch
he will make up to order in good style and at
short notice. - ' j _
N. B. Partic'u'lar attention aidto C11."-""'8'*
‘ Trio. AS RILEY.
Norwalk, Feb. 25. 1851. 9
Arrival of New Spring Goods.-
H E subscribers have constantly on hand
a large assortment of Ready Made Cloth-
ing of all kinds, descriptions. and sizes, which
\. ill be offered at unprecedented low prices.——
Any person wishing a good suit of Spring
clothes at a less price than they can be pnr
chased at any other establishment in this
town, is respectfully invited to call at the store
0 LITHAUER dc TURK.
S S-alt Grinding. .
ALT washed, ground and packed—selected
expressly for those who desire the pure
unadulterated article. Inquire at the store of
S. E. Olmstead or of the subscriber.
Norwalk, May 3. I. CAMP.
FRUIT TREES,
AT T111-I .
SOUTH NO.RWALK NURSERY.
HE subscribers respectfully solicit the at-
tention of Fruit growers, to their stock of
Trees. consisting of choice. Apple. Pear, Clier-
ry, Plum, Apricot and Peach Trees. We
wish to call particular attention to our large
stock of Evergreens and extra sized Horse
Chesnnts, and Mountain Ash Also,a very fine
lot oflsabella and Catawba Grape vines. Also.
tlieTrue Red Antwerp Raspberry. Our Nurse-
ry lies a few rods South west ofthe depot.
GEO. SEYMOUR & CO.
N. B.——We wish it to be distiiictly under-
stood that we have no business connection with
Ira Seymour.
Very Cheap.
SPJNO-ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
and Shoulder braces, for curvature ofthe
Spine and kindred diseases; of allsizes,for sale
.at very low prices (nearly one half less than
formerly,) by the subscriber. Call and see
them at the office of DR. A.» HILL.
Jan. 28th, 1851. 4
Building Lots For Sale.
HE subscribers offer for sale, souie very
desirable Building Lots,on \Vest Avenue,
opposite the residence of Hon.T. B. Butler.
Enquire of E. B. PRICE at. his residence; 0i‘
at 26 Maiden Lane, or of MOSESO. BANKS
18 Liberty St., N. Y. .
Also, seine 70 0i' 100 loads of 'first quality
Building Stone. Enquire of E. B. PRICE. ~
Norwalk, May 10, 1851. 6m19
ford, Roswell Hoyt.
‘F! . i '7",
= n ‘A s:m..r..£:c1:,_
‘Book Seller and Binder,
, AS just returned from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofSchool and
Miscellaneous Books. Also, a large assortment
of Stationery,including Blank Books. Foolscap,
Letter,and Note Paper, envelops. Slates. 550-.‘
which he will sell cheaper than they can be
bought for at any otherstore in this vicinity.
L?Books of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable st.yle, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
I J .
J‘. M. Smitlfs Marble Yard, ,
Near the Bridge, Norwallc. ‘Conn.
EPULCH RAL Monuments and Grave
Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workmanship. The best as-
sortment of American and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble Woi'k,iii'e invited to calland
give a. personal inspection of his material and
satisfactory
than to purchase ofAgents without an_opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article cou-
t‘=racted for. .4 ,
E3'The Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warrant it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk, Aug. 21, 1848.
» Norwall: Savings Bank.
OTICE is hereby given that deposits will
J; be received by the treasurer at the Fair'-
field County Bank, from 10 to 12 o‘clock, A.
NE. a-nd from 2 to 4 o'clock, I’. M. on Mondays,
Tuesdirys, \Vednesdays, Thursdays and Fri
da.ys, and on Saturdays from 10 to 12 A. M.
and 2. to 3. P. M. until further notice. Per-
sons wishing to make loans are requested to
hand a written application to the treasurer,
stating amount and security.
'1‘. ‘WARNER, JR., Treasurer.
N-orwalk, Dec. 3, 18-19.
Boot, Shoe, Leather and Find-
Store.
HENRY HANDES renews again
mhis acknowledgments to the public and
_ his friends for their generous patronage
during the year past, and hopesto merit an un-
. interrupted continuance of the business rela-
tionship which he has so long maintained with
this community. He will be found now at his
new stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,
where he will be happy to see, andserve his
oid friends and the public. The character of
his_work is too Well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises every article ‘of men’s
and children's wear, with Rubbers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies and gentleman
FINDINGS of the best quality, and in any
quantity, suited to the wants ofthe craft.
Norwalk, Jan. I, 1851.
Protection Insurance 60.
Of HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital $200,000—— lV7flh Privilege to In-
crcarse to Half a Jl’Iillion.
ILLIAM C. STREET, having received
_ the agency ofthe above named Compa-
ny_ is now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,
Mills. Factories, Bar-n'sand'tl'1e contents efeacli
together ‘with every other species of property
./igaznst Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates of premium offered, are as low as
thoseofany other similar Institution,and every
man has now an 0pp01‘l”.1lnIty,fo~r a tr-iflingsum
to protect himselfagainst. this destructive ele A
meat, which often in a single hour, sweeps
away the earnings of so many years.
It is incumbent on all persons applying for a
renewalor policy on buildings,to inform the
agent of all changes in and about the premises
thaft increase the hazard :. or on machinoryi-en-
dered unproductive by n‘ewinventions,.usecex
less by changes in business, as no insurance
office is bound by their policy, to pay any more
1
than the ca sh value o-f'property,at the time of
its destruction.
Norwalk, July lat, 1851..
‘-I
STAB LISHMENT.—The subscriber‘ re-
spectfully informs the public that be con-
tinues the Saddle and Harness business a few
rods north of the Congregational Church in
\Vilton, where he has been for the past two
years. Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks. Villise-S.
Carpet Bags, Bridles, \Vhips. écc , 610-. made
to order, of the best material and woi kmanship.
Repair 11; done in a most expeditious and
workinnniike manner. All goods sold at the
lowest rates for cash.
~ H MIDDLE-B ROOK.
g Wilton, June 2d, 1851.
AMERICAN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Gompany.
Capital <,sroo,ooo,
Invested in Bonds, .llIor(ga_gcs and Stocks.
Rates of Premium reduced 25 per cent. paya-
ble in cash,annually semi-annually or quar-
terlv.
T/Lis Com.paiz_y /‘Laue Granted over
2 5 0 0 Policies.
The Insured are blembers of the Company
and share the profits equally. Dividends dc-
clared annually on the 1st of January.
Certificate for Profits
are transfei'able—-will represent CA H, secure-
ly invested, and not unpaid Premium Notes,
as is the case in the Credit Companies.
Policies
cannot be reduced at death, by having Premi-
um notes deducted therefrom.
No California Risks have been taken—nor will
ext.i'a-hazardous risks be assunied—and no
changes will be made in conducting the busi-
ness ofthe company, which will impair the iii-
erests of its present policy holders.
THE AMERICAN MUTUAL
. IS THE ONLY
Perfectly Mutual Company
in the country—having but one class of mem-
bers——one system of pnyments— no forfeiturcs
of pi'ofits—a nd no assessments ofmeinl:-crs.
The public are invited to examine the Char-
ter, Plan of Operation, and Annual Report of
the Company. '
Qflicers of the Companjr/.
BENJ. SILLIMAN. Sr. Noarus \Vii.cox,
P'resz'cle-nt. Vice President.
Bi51\‘.iAMi1\' Novas, Joan 'W. Frrcn,
Secretary. . Treasurer.
Board of Trus/ces:
Benjamin Silliman \Villis Bristol
NorrisVY_.'lcox John Durrie
Henry Peck LewisB. Judson,
Eli \V. Blake James Punderford
John W. Fitch James IE. English
Joseph E. Sheffield Lucius R. Finch
Sherman \V. Knevals Edward a Mitchell
Ambrose L. Jordon Samuel Leeds
Cyrus P. Smith George D. Phelps
George Hall Freda:-ick '1‘. Peer;
Ofthe 2,500 policies which have been issued
by this Company, but ‘.28 have been granted
to persons residing out of New England and
the State of New York. Total losses in 1850,
$4,000. -
s
Refer to
Charles Isaacs,
E. B. Bennett,
T. V-Varner, Jr.
C.Bissell, ‘
Chas. E. Disbrow,
Chas. C. Belts,
Geo. A. Bissell, \Vm. C. Street,
G. D. Jennings, George A. Davenport,
Dr. Samuel S. Noyes, N. Canaan.
GEORGE A, BISSELL, Agent.
DR. S. Lrmcs, Medical Examiner.
BLAKE’S PATENT
Fire and Water Proof Paint.
7 ‘HIS superior paint is applied in the same
_ manner as ordinary paint; and after a
few months-exposure to the atmosphere be-
comes as hard as slate or stone.
B.E\VARE OF COUNTERF EITS.
\Vithin the last two years, there have sprung
“P more _ than a hundred different kinds of
counterfeits, most of them no better than dirt
from the _roads, and all purchasers are cun-
f‘°“9‘I "tlmnsf buying of any except my author-
lsed “ge"tS- VVM. Br-..iKr., Pneiitee.
For sale by STREET & QUINTARD.
‘ Agents, Norwalk, Con.
Norwalk Cemetery Associa-
AT 1! Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery
. Association, held August 29th., 1850, v0.
ted that Evert Quintard and Lyman Richards,
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as regards
monuments, tombstones, and enclosure of lots,
and that no person shall dig a grave. or erect
stones to graves, without permission and advice
of said committee.
Aitest. E. QUINTARD, Chairtnan.
W. C. STREET, Sec’y pro tein. 44
OUR -repeated efforts
been highly siicchssfiil. but it has almost cxliaustcd
of bringing our EXTE N S I V E ASSO
those who have never yet favored us with a call.
store wiihiii‘5'0 miles of this establislmieiit ca
have a word for the ladies on ilrisfoccasion.
wish to _ iurchase any article from a No.
forein the Staie,and we are wee
Siik and Kid. Gioves——all at lower prices than
Has done more to‘ ‘cut d‘o'wi1 these dry ,,
OUR LOW PRICES
to our former stock of 34 pieces, making a
VVorstcd, Linen and Cotton Veslings. Genilemeii
scarf.-, silk and linen Htlkfs, black, w
woolen.cnttoii and linen Stockings and half [Ins-c.
New Canaan, June 12th, 1851.
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TI-IE subscriber having
IIl1Vll‘6 the attention of the public
Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Mats, Rugs,
(Sic. &c.'which he has constantly on hand.
Harness, combining ncatness with durability.
at this establishment, 0
not fail to satisfy customers.
Just received a lot ofsuperio
Norwalk, Nov. 1, 1849.
ADD L ES, H ai'nesses,
R'TlVI 51' NT ,
Those that come mice are sure to come
nmake the indn _ _
Hoivei-‘er, s‘o'me'tliing really worth ihc att’eiition‘of all who
20 caiiibric needle to a" oiie'huiidr'ad dollar dress.
tiow ‘on’ and one of the largest and best assortments of‘ BL.-\.CK and
kly making additions to our iminense stock of Berages.
De_Laiies. Tissiies, Printed ltlusliiis-in short every-style of Dre.-*_s Goods wh-rch the market affords-
MANTILLAS and VISITES of the latest piilleriis.clcg:iiitly inmiiied
assortm‘en't ofBLACK SILK IIAC ES, all _wid_ihs from 12 1 V
of Laces, Swiss and Mull lnserliiigs and Erlgiiigs,-Collars. &-C_-.
any other establishment.
Raymond’s Fazr-Famed Stand
«nous monopoly than any other
Our iinprecedented increase of sales this season has iniide an impressio I . H _
do ‘work a ‘charm that is felt far and near, and are drawing crowds dairy to lllls
estriblisliinent. Come and see the new spring styles of.
prices. We lia've purchased within 20 days. 7 P101395 0r
n a:-‘sortineiit t _
from when they hear the prices named. . ‘Also, 100 pieces of Cassillie
hire and light colored kid. Si
whole stock of goods together its equal cannot be found.
New I-Iamess and Saddle Establis/nnent.
had an appartment fitted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
to his extensive assortment of Saddles, Ilzirnesses-,
\Vhips, Lashes, Brushes,Currycombs,Shammics
He has on hand several setts of very light single
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, Vifebb, Saddlery
N. H(r7‘ne§ses man'ufaczfm'e(l to order.
. Tlfe Poorest Advertisement We I__iofi_re Writtenl
THE FOUNTAIN HAS BECOME‘ ALMOST EXI-IAUSTED;
to acquaint the people of _tliis'seétir_>h of the St“!
and fashionable goods bought up immediately on their l:ind_m‘g upon the
e with the various kinds..0f' new
shores of the we.-tern world has
any torlevise soimnhing new inalhis way
OF DRY GOODS to the notice of
again, for no
VVe
our" ingcn
cements to piirclnisers that we can.
\Vc have
FANCY SILKS ever otic-red be-
Poplins. Berage
, at low ‘prices. Also, a splendid
-2 cts to $12 per yard. Also, a great variety
150 doz. Hosiery. 100 do Lisle, Cotton,
It is a fact that ’
house in this section ofthe state.
ii upon the trading coniinunity.
CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS at unusual l'ow
French twillcd and plain Broadcloth in addition
lint the c ost:s't piiicliaisei-s c:‘i"nnot getaway
re ofall qiialilies, I50 pieces of Silk,
will also find a complete :is.<orlineiit collars, cravats,
lk, lislc, thread and cotton Gloves,
Also, Hats and L‘:Iips‘.liiion___C_o:it.< Tailriiig the
WM. n. RArr.ir)r.'i).
Proprietor.
Every article in his liiieofbusiiiess may be had
f the very best materials and style of workmanship. at prices which will
Repairing done in a neat and substantial manner.
1- FL Y N ETS,
cheap for cash.
F. BRADLEY.
iiiiani. ‘B, fe’-wan,
West Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the 1\h7"waZ/5 Hotel.
Mlanufacturer and Dealer in
Trunks, Valices, Cai'petBags, Satchels, \Vhips, Mutts, Brushes,
\Vai'e, Trunk Locks, (Sec. 1550.
T erme favorable.
For Sale.
-».;1_ THE beautiful Homestead with the
biiiklings tiieron stsinrling known as the "- old
St. John Place.” opposite the residence of Gov.
Bissell. Also a tract of hind in quantity about.
‘24 acres called the “ Saugatuck Brook Lam .”
Also a tract of wood land in quantity about 8
acres known as the " East Rock land. For
terms dzc. apply to GEO. ST. JOHN, 01’ F.
ST. JOHN LOCKVVOOD.
For Sale,
“@151 IVITH imnicdinte possession. a good
Mill with water poweron an excellent stream.
with a convenient House, Barn. and 14 acres of
land, situated about '7 miles from Norwalk or
Sl.ninfoi'd. For pai'ticiilars enqiiise of S. E.
OL;\lSTE.«\D. or JOHN BATLEY.
Norwzilk. May 2411!, 1851.
iii:
2m‘
Sale.
Form for y
N THE place formerly occupied by
Alvin Hyiitt, dec’il, is offered for sale.
It consists of about 1hi'ccrici'esol'good land,
iug. Also, about. 12 acres of land lying near
the house of Ira Belts, Jr., and on the llllt‘. of
the Danbury dc Norwzilk l't1lll‘0il'.I. For further
particulars enquire of
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
‘VIll)!l,“I\’In1'cII 3.1851. 9tl
Two Farms for Sale
AT A GB.EAT BARGAIN’
. The s.ubscri'oers offer‘ for sale two
" farms lying in the town of New Caiiaan.
~'. One of said farms is situriterl about four
miles from Norivalk lundii g. and contains about
dwelling house and other out buildings tliernon
standing. Also another farm containing about
One hundred acres of good land, with a farm
house and ollier buildings thercon standing
uhout; three and a half miles from Norwalk
landing and is a most dosirab‘.e farm for any
person who ivoiild like to be situated near the
salt water. his well divided into wood. pas-
ture, meadow and plow laiid,and is well wat-
ered, and is worthy the attention ofthose who
wish to purchase a good farm. For furtlier
piirticulars enquire oftlie suliscrilier at New
Canaan or of Chas. I.s:iacs, at Nnnvnlk.
\VlLLlAB1 DRUMMOND.
New Canaan. Doc. 9. 1850.
For Saie.
A valuableliomestead of 26% acres of
land, formerly the icsiclciice of Jared
'*"“’-'-‘- Ayrcs, in New Canaan. On it is 8 good
tv-cu story dwelling-house, barn, and other out
buildings. and line orchard of gi'afted fruii
trees in a bearing state. Also, 27 acres offinc
timber land. 3-3 miles north-west. of Norwalk
‘Bridge. Also, six acres of wood and Willie!‘
land lying one mile north of New Canaaii vil-
Inge. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of \Vatts Comstocl-1, Esq. in New
Canaan. For further particulars enquire oi
the subscriber at the residence of \Vm. Drum-
moud, New Canaan.
E
New Canaan, June 14, 1850.
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Hats, Caps and,Straw Goods.
C. RANDLE would inform his patrons
o and the public geiiei':illy.tliat he is now
turning offthe spring style of hats ofall quali-
lies and i;arici'ies. Gentlemen can be furni.sli-
ed at his cshiblisliment with as good an article
as can he found eilherin the city or country .—
Many who have worn his hats will clieeitully
testify f0II1f-‘ll‘Cll6:lpneSS, durability and neat-
nesS- His $4 hats are equal. if not superior to
the $5 ones obtained at the great emporiums
in the city. Call in and see for yoni'selves.——
Also, CAPS of every variety, sold here cheap-
er than can be Izaa.’ at any 0 ier place in lawn.
'1'/iris he plezlgesltiinselflo Also, STRA\V
(x‘OODS—-—aii extensive a-ssortment of Palm
Leaf. Leghorn, China Pearl, Pamama and
children’s fancy straws ti-imed and rntriined
constantly on hand and of styles and prices
wliicli cannot fail to please. Come one. come
all. Quick sales and small profitsis the motto,
No. 15 Main street at the Hat and Cup sign is
the place for Bargains.
Norwalk, April 21-6111, 1851.
. Novels.
THOSE desirous of purchasing the most
‘_ popularnovels extant. comprising the pro-
ductions of Cooper, James, Dickens, Lever,
&c., &c., will please call and examine a fresh
lot just rec'd by A. SELLECK, 15 Main st.
50
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115:
EN EZER CARTER.
*‘9t‘25t
Bargains!
ARPETING, Ladies Hats,
‘ DWS5 GOOIIS. Ribbbons, and all
Summer Good: at less than cost.
Pa rasols,
kinds of
C. J. GRUMAN.
LERO\V 6:. BLODGlC’l"‘S
Patent Sewing 1%-Iachines,
AN]') Rights for using the same, for sale by
the subscriber‘. The ur-prcccdonted speed
and perfection with which sewing can be dona-
wilh these mucliines is astonishing. One of
them can be seen in OpP1'&lll0n at any time at
my house in Gl'e6l‘lSfi1l'1l1S. They can also be
seen on the corner of Elm and Canal st.and at
33 Gold st. N. Y. Its advantages over Oll]L‘l'
Macliiiies are in ./aslcnizrg the cm./s both when
it commences and stops, and ])u.’li'/lg in or
slrc.’c/i,in_2‘ ei,//zer side of the cloth at pleasure,
and stitcliing both sides alike, and will accom-
plisli double the work of any other machinc.——-
in:u:liines and l'l_'_‘_lilS for sale for every town in
the county of l*‘nii'fis=lrl, except the towns of
.\lonroe, N ewtoivii, l’tcilrlii._«_v, \Vcs:nii and Ens
with '1 (‘walling-liouse and I)'1l'l1 thereon stand-1' . , . .
' ' 5‘ ' ' ' 0 superior‘MineralPaint,wzirrantccl equal
,is iiiicliangealile in its color——it mixes readily
lwith any kind of oil, and is a beautiful dark
llirnwn or freestoiie color. Tliis Paint rcc’d
ltiid lireniii.ini at the N. Y. State Fair held at
i.‘\ll)i1lly in 1850, in competition with the Ohio
sixty acres of first rate land with a spacious,
too. All persons are cau¥_ionerl agaiiist liu_\-‘irig
lor rising any iinicliirics that are inlriiigenicnis
IOU this patent. DANIEL BUl7'tl"t.
\Vestport, March 1st, 1851. 1'2lf
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; P:*;..:'.xi.'t you P Bnaifirngs «$214. Fences.
' SANFI IR D lias just: re.-c‘d a qua ntiiy of
to any Paint ever bci"ore offered to the public.
It is proof against fire, writer and weather—it
Fire proof and sevnral other mineral Paints as
‘superior to anytliiiig of the kind in use,‘ or
clicapness and duraibility. Numerous certifi-
:c:ii'9s ofils superiority have been given by those
;who have tested it, of \\'l1l(:ll tlicse are two:
l ‘i \Ve have used your mineral paint in paint-
4
fing cars and houses and upon our road, and we
fcan safely I'Cl:Dll1l11=.*ll(1l it as a very snpcrior
Lfjlit-‘..'~l|) and durable -'ll‘ll(:l€‘. of iiiiiiii.”—lIi¥:r.i;\:~'
f H. Pm-:i.Ps, Superintendent Syracuse 6:, Utica
Bailroa'd. Oct. 30,1850.
“ I have used a large quantity of your min-
eral paint, and I find it to be far preferable to
to the Ohio or any other ]).-lllll. now in ii:-:r=-.—it
is impervious to water, and iiiicliangcable in
color-.”——I-Ior..-ici-2 JOIINSON, Painter for the S.
(3.: U. .R:iilroad Co.
This Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
Agent for the 111flt1l1fH(‘llll'el'S.
\Ve-stporl, Marcli ‘.24, 1851.
A Gard.
‘HE Subscribers would take this method
. toinform their frieiids and-tlie public gen
ernlly, that. they have associated together in
the practice of Dental Surgery, and will be
happy to serve their patrons in the best possi-
ble manner. It is their intention to perfect
such airaiigcinciits as will s=.-.cure to their
friends all lI10tl(lV;ll1l7t1g(/)5lllfltillfl Dental Pro-
fession affords. and to execute their liusiness
in a style crerlitiibleio‘themselves. VVith many
' 12rr
solicit a continuance of the same.
Cl-IAS. FITCH. A. HILL. DDS.
Lost. or Stolen.
N the 10th iii.-t., two bank books, mim-
bers 366 and 3f;"7,botli with memoran-
dunis of deposites in the l\'or\v:ilk Savings
Society, and each for five hundred rlolla rs, in the
names of \Valter Smith and-Jane E. .‘~'mith.
Payment of the same having been Sloppml at
the Bank, tlieyare of no use to any one ex-
cept the ownoizs tliereof. The public are
cautioncdzigiiiiistwceiviirg them. A liberal
reward will be paid if left at the Bank.
T. \VA B-NER, Jr.. Se-.c'y and Treas.
Norvvalk, June 16th, 185-'1‘. f._24!f
Bissolution -
OTICE.-—'l‘he firm of Norton, lsbell &
= Co. was dissolved on the 1st January,
1551, by mutual consent. .
' RUSSEI. \V. NORTON.
ALONZO ISBELL.
E. E. PRITCHARD.
Mr.‘ E. E. Pritcliard is alone authorized to
settle the business of the late firm and use its
name in liquidation.
RUSSEL W. NORTON.
V9.1tf ALONZO ISBELL.
Look out for Counterfeits.
NE \Vm. Richards is pulling up an oint-
ment in imitation ot the genuine Tanner’s
German Ointment. It bears a fac simile on
the outside wrapper, \Vin. Ricliards. All per-
sons wishing to obtain the genuine article must
be governed by the written signature of John
F- 'l‘=innei'. the inventor. on the outside wrap-
per of each box. JOHN F. TANNE R.
Jordan, April 26th, 1851. 3m21
IRD CAGES. for sale by
LOCK\VOOD, HAIGHT & CO.
thanks for past favors, they would respectfully N
Notice. ' . _ . ..
THE, undersigned liaving.
purchased the -Norwalk Om-
_ _ _ .1-.nibus Line, would.i'esp‘e'ct_fiilly‘
inform‘ this-public that they Illi.f’..I'l(J.I0 i'un__t.heir
stages as heretofore for the public c'on‘venience.
gers to and from the cars or betwecii the two
villages will be inade‘. which they trust. "will on.-
sure them the support of the citiz'ens'oftlietwo
villages. TAYLOR <56 HOLLY-
July 24. 3011'
Now is the Time to. save Money !
.. Raymond a. Mead,
I HANKFUL forthe many favors ,so libt§i'-
"“ ally bestowed on them by the public,
kvonld i'esp'cctl’ully solicit. a continuance oftlieir
pati-onage—'feeling assured they ‘can now offer
greater inducements than they ever before
have done. I
1 Their stock is 'ii‘m\' lai'g’e ‘anti well selected,
comprising all the articles usually kept’ in ii
grocery store, together with a variety of fancy
oods, such as Sardines, Czipg-rs, Czitsup, Sau-
ces. Table Oils, i‘-laccnroiii, Corn Sltirftll, Pre-
served Fi-uits, Spiced Pickles. &c., (Sac. Tlicir
s'to‘ck of Te-as is the la rgestainl most carefully
selected of any in Norwalk, ranging in pi__ice
from 5C cts to 331 pm‘ lb. A trial ofilieir coffee
is all that is |‘.C“C8SSi‘ll‘y to convince that it is
's'upci'ior to any sold in the plaice. Sugars zil
ways on hand, chaa p and good for the price.‘-
Also—-F_lorir._ Fish, Salt. Pork, Lard, Hams.
Sinokeil Pmcf. die. which will be sold clzeapfor
easli. l-"€1"‘ Goods delivered to any part ofthe
village free of r-liarge.
Norwalk, July '2f3th,1851.
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"‘ -*‘..'—“-;~.*gr:.~. ‘-Err: --vs:-.n‘s.»”-°"=-_~_u"s».‘.>"‘r-*«.v~-‘fair.
m.'Yor1: &._1‘-'5'. Haven Railroad.
SUMMER ARIANGEME.‘4'l‘.
( N and after Monday, April 28th. ihe fol-
lowing trains will lcavellie Canal street
station near Broadway. Passengers will also
be i'cceived at the New York and Harlem
II-iiilroarl Office at Qitlist. _ _
Tli-AINS FROM NE \V YORK.
1' Accomrnodntion Train at 7 A. M. for N.
Haven and all inlcriiiediatc stations. Passen-
gers from the \Vay stations for Albany, and,
the stations on tho rlolisatonic and Naugatuck
Billll'OilllS; ‘will take this 'l‘rain and stop at
Brirlgcport ; for Hai'tfnrd, 'Springlii=l'd and Bos-
‘ton, join Express Train at New Haven; for
Canal Rallroaul 'l‘i"aiii 'al. l\e\v Haven.‘ _
_ 2. Express Traiii at 8 A. iii. for Stiiiiiforrl,
Brirlgr-.port and New Haven, tlieuco to Hart-
ford, Spi-iiigfielrl and Boston. Passeiigevs for
Canal Railroad will lake the cars at New
Haven ; for the llousntonic Riiilroad to Allniiiy
and Pittsficld, and for the Naugntuck Railroad
at Bridge.-port.
3. Accommodation Train at 0 A. in. for New
I-laveii and all l1llPl'lllB(lIilf.6 stations. Passen-
gers by this 'l‘riiin forthe Canal Railroad, will
i'eiiiain_ at New Haven until 35$ P. M. I
4, Special Train at 11.15. A. M. for Port
Cliestennd imcin-icdizite stations. _ g
5. Express Train at 3 1». M. for Stamford,
No|'\valk, lridgeport and Nmv Haven, thence
to llzirtford, Spiinglioldrinrl Boston, connecting
at Biirlgnpoi-t with Train of I-Zousatonic Rail-
road to Pitt.-ficlrl. and with Train of Naugatuck
.l"\;iili'oai.l. (_ln Suliirilays this Tiniii connects
\\-'l1li'l‘i'a'in of Canal Railroiid at New Haven.
(5. Accnminodation Trail) at 4 P. M. for New
Haven and intermediate stations.
7. Commutation Train at 5 '25 P. M. for
Bi‘lflgfl[)0l‘t and iiitermedinte stations.
8. Special Train at 6,30 1’. M. forPort Ches
tor and interincdiate stations.
'l‘BAlNS TO NE VV YORK.
1. Special Train at 5.90 A. M. from Port
Cliesler stoppiiigril all intcrmcrliate stations.
2. Coinmutailion Train at 5.40 A. M. from
Bi-idgepoinstuping at all the intermediate stai-
tions.
3: Accomniorlntion Train at 6.15 A. M. from
New lliiveinsioppiiig at all intorincdiate sta-
tion, roceiving p ssengcr from Naugatuck Rail-
road at l3ridgepoi't.
4. Accotinnorlation Train at 6.15 A. M. from
New ['I;lVP!).Sl0p])ll1g at all intermediate sta
lions. recciviiig passeiigers from the Hartford
and New Haven,Canal llld Naugatuck Rail-
rods.
5. Express Train at_1.15 P. M.. (in connec-
tion with the Exprvss Trait: from Boston)" from
Ne-.\v Haivcii, stopping at Brideport. Norwzilk
and Stuinford——rcceivin;v ;i:issciigei's from the
llousatonic Railroad at Bridgepoi'I,and Canal
Iiailroad at New Haven.
6. Special Train at 3.35 P. in. from Port
Chesterstopping at all iiitermediate stations,
7. J\f.‘Cf)l11l11f)tltll.lU!1 Train at 4:20 P. M. (re-
ceiving pass:=ngei's from the Acconiinodntioii
Train fzom Boston) from New Haven. stopping
at all interinediaie stations.
8. l§.‘~:pi'r-.ss Train at 8.10 P. in. (orinconnec-
lion with the Expresai Traiii from Boston, stop-.
ping at I.il'lrIg(*pU:l, Norwalk and Stnniforil. 31 r-
iivii g in New York at 11.30 P. M. If.vr-ning
Trait: from Pittsiield connects with this Train
at Bridge-port.
1\'E\V HAVEN AND BRIDGEPORT
SPF.Cl.»rl..
From New Haven at 9.50 A. M.for Naugatuck
Iiiailioud and I3l'I('I}__{(‘[)()I‘i.
New Haven at 3.l5 1’. M. for Milford
and Naiigainck Railroad Junction.
New Haven at 5.20 I’. M. for Nnugatuck
Railroad and Bi'idgopoit.
From Bl'iilgep0l'l at 6.3‘) A. M. for New Haven
frmii Naugatuck Railroad.
Bridgeport at ‘.2 P. M. for New Haven
from IIon.satmiic f{riili'riarl.
Nnugaluck Railroad Junction at 4.30 P
M. in cormection with that road.
GEO. VV. \-‘VIIISTLER, Sup’l.
:".:.-21"! .1»'
I‘
(I
(I
CANAL REL LRGAD.
S'unLmc'r Arrangciiicvit.
N and after Monday, April 28th, pasen-
ger trains will rundaily, (Sundays except-
ed,) as follows.
Leave New Haven for C0lI’iSVIll6 at 5.45
A. M. 11.15 A. M. and 3.30 P, M.
Leave New Haven for T;'iriti'vil|c. and Colins
ville at 11 .15 A._M‘. and 3.30 P. M.
Leave Collinsville for New Haven $1137.40 A.
M., 10.55 A. M. and 3.45 P. M.
Leave Tai’ifl"v'ille for New Haven at 7.15 A.
M. 3 P. M.
The trains from New Haven at 5.45-2A. BL,
Collinsville at-1-45 P. M. and 'l‘arrifTville at 3.
P. .11., are freight‘. trains, with passenger ac-
commodatioiis.
Special Arrmigcin am.
On Saturdays, liererifler, until fniiliernoticc.
the 2d passenger train out of New Haven will
leave at 6P. :\l.. or on the arrival of the 3 P
M. express train from New York.
Trains ofthe I‘Ifll'lfO.1(I,I)l‘OVl(l8l1C(Hlntl Fish
kill Railroad leave Plainville for Ilartford in
connection with the morning and afternoon
trains from Collinsvilleand Tarif1'ville, at 8.15
A. Ill. and 12.30 P. M. -
The trains of the Canal Road connect with
the trains of the New York and New Haven
Railroad. G. \V. \VHIS'l‘LER, Sn-p’|:.
New Haven, April ‘.28. 1851.
REEN -GINGER for preserves. for sale
Strawberry, Pineapple. Vanilla mid Sarsapa-
E have constantly on hand and for sale
G
Soda Water
pure ice in any quantity. ‘
ALLEN .& MEEKER.
N draught from the fountain, with every
variety of syrup, viz: Lemon, Ginger,
V ICE.
at BlSSELL’S.
rilla-—at the drug store of VV. E. BISSELL.
Every effort. to, please a'nd accom'mo’date passen- '
'.l'a‘ke’fi; up .
N the
owner‘ is requested t<_!.-p|'0V9 Pl'9P.Q|'I)’.'Pl!y,-
chai'ges_iind liike I_ft'-l>g‘l'_’ZIll't"1'l}'. ' i
,5 . . , JAMES
Norwalk‘,'A'ugi'1st118th, 1851. '
. I _ , ' ~f '
OR SALE, by 0I‘tI0l' of the court of pro-
_ vbate for the District of \VestpoI't, all the"
real estate of Abigail Hill of“’\Vestpoi't'.’ ‘Said
estate consists of about ten acres of’ land mi
Compo street. near the dwelling-hoiise .of .2‘
Thomas Hill. and about two acres of land on‘
Compo hill in said \Vestpoi-t. ]f not sold uf
[)l'Il-_’3lIf‘..S2lll‘ before the 13t.li d;_iy_of September
next. it will on that day, at 2 o’clo_ck rifrmwpqoug '
be sold on the pi‘er'iiis'és't'q the liigliest bid‘(|eI:.' ‘
A L V A‘ GRAY, Conservalor.i “'
\Vcstpoit. August 20, 1851. 2134:
V Ni. _ L .
‘V, E, the subscribers, fiiipointed by {ha ;
court of probate for the district of Nor.
walk. commissioners to receive and examine the I
claims of the estate of H. L. 456..-\. Avres, in-.
solve-iit debtors assigned in trust for the benefit:
of their ‘ci’erlii'oi-s“—snirl' firm of H. L’. 65 A.‘
Ayres consisting of l'le'4ron L. Ayres of.New
Czin.'xa'n in said district, and Anizi Ayres oftlifi
city, county and state of New Toi~k';l,,.,.,.[,§
giye notice that we wi I attend 1'6 the bnsiii'ess'-
of our said appointineiit at the hotel of Josepll
Butts in said New Criiiziri I1 on,the first Tiiesday
of Septenilicr next and the ihii-il 'l"uesd,.y ‘of
Januiiry li('Xi. at ten o‘clock in the forenoon of
each of sand days. Said court has limited and
allowed six months from the «late hp,-eof fma
the exhibition to us of claims ac_vainst said estate,
ELII’ H A LET SWlF’l‘, C0n1n]jg.
. 5- E- OGDEN. I sinners.
New _Can'aan, July 26th, I851. :33
Notice.
E. the siilisci-iluws, appointed by me
conri of probate for tliedistrict of Noi"-
“'"”‘- (_30mNHSSi0nr=i's to l‘ef.'PIV8 and examine
the claims ofilie creditors oflhe estate of He-z-'
ron L. Ayres, an insolvent dc-btor of New Ca:.
man in said '.listrict, assigned in trust for tlie'
bcii'ofi_t of ‘his crerlitors, liercby give notice that
we will aittand to the business ‘of our salil iffy’:
llpiiitiiieint at the hotel of Joseph Butts in szil"
l\ ew Lanann on the 1st Tuesday of St?i)Ieli1b8lf
ll,£‘Xi’- and the 3d Tuesday of January next at NI
b"clot:k in the fort-noon of each of said days.--‘
Said court has limited and allowed six months,
frui_ri the date l1f'..l't‘.Uf for the exhibiti'un to us‘ of
claims against said estate.
LI P H A LET S\VIFT. Coininis’-‘
. 5- I5. O(iI)EN. sionersl‘
New Ciiniiuii-, August tltli, 1851. (M33;
Drsl-rzcl of Noricalk as Probate Cbiti-t,.r1ugusI
._.I.6”l1 _ _ H _
,‘<s_rAi~1«: qr Joni. HOYT, laie of New
Tl (ail(l‘lil:11l, in said district. dei:’d ’ .
‘J ‘ii: loourt of Probate. for the district of
L’ 0l\1dl . hath limited andallowcd six months
from the datc_licreof, for the creditors of said
fifiiite, to exhibit their claims for scllliiiiitiiii.
[hose nlio neglect to present their tcconnts
l”'°l"°»l'l_’Y Illtesterl within said time will be de-
l)iI_l‘l'r.'d a recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make immediate
payment to ,
LAMBERT IIOYT.
SAMUEL R. HOYT.
33 Adminis-
tfiltdI'5r.
‘‘ PORTSM EN’S AT'l‘ENTION is partic-
I. ularl_v called loour stock of Grins; in this
me we defy coiiipetition! Our Guns are 1;];
I111-I-(le,to our ow ii 0l‘|'I(~',i' by the cclclmiterl ‘God-
ifilll. and engraved with our own iiames. We
rave in large lot of beautiful ‘ Cock’ guns and
by the steainor in July we shall re:eive- ii largo
=iI'I(_lil_ion to our present heavy stock. \Ve ciiii
satisfy nllfitasinsnnrl fancys from in 933,50 to a
beautiful 1:560 piece,
Also every r;ii'iet_v of sportiiig materials‘.
IIOLCOMB dc LYON. .
83 \Vater st. Bi'I(i'geport;.
flow Map of‘.NorwaJ.1‘;.
ERSONS wishing to obtain ii copy “film
elegiiiit new Map of Norwrilk are inform-
ed that the subscriber has purcliased of the
pnblislier the entire lnilzince of the edition.
As there are few remaining, and no more to
be published, those wishing to purchase will do
wcfl to call soon. J. A. WEED,
Candles.
E have constaiitly on hand candles of
our own in-.inufiicture, wliicli we offer
at wholesale or retail at prices to suit the times,
ALLEN 6.: MEEKER.
Last Gall.
LL persons having un.-cttled accounts of
01701’ Four Months standing on my books
wll confer a favor by settling the same with-
iili delay. ' C. J. GRUMAN."
Forks. .
FULL supply of two and three tincd
‘liay Forks for sale by
STREET dc QUINTARD.
Gheapnry Goods.
‘[1 E Slll)S(‘.l'II)Pl'Sf1l'BII]lS day opening Mi-
othcr large lot of goods—to which the‘
attention of the public is respectfully invited.
Those in want of anything in our line, will do
well to call on us before piii-r-linsiiig else\vliei‘e.
MALLORY éc LEVV IIS".— '
6 YARDS of Blcaclicd and Uri’-
blcnclicd Muslins at lHl|)l-'80"
edcnted low prices can be found at the store" of
C. J. GRUMAN.»
Great Bargains
RE ofTci'ed in the way of Broadcloths,
Cassiineres and Vestings. all of which will
be manufactured to order in the late.-it style, or‘
cut free of expense. Perfet-t fit ga'n'i'ant'i'ed’,
or no snle—at L. H RANDLE 66 CO’S.
AT'l‘lNGS.—4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 plain and
check Ma_tt.in,<_vs. just rec'd by
MALLORY Ex’. LEVVISA.
INDOVV SHADES AND PAPER.--
A good assortment at
L..[l.RAN1)LE 6c CO.’S.
I minor: DE LAINES, of all kinds, just
rec’d and for sale cheap by
MALLORY 6:. LE\Vl S.
A NGES for sale. also set at the shortest
notice.
LOCK\VOOD, HAIGHT 6: CK).
To the Ladies. ,_
. UST received. a large lot of Poplins. Man-
cliest:-3i'aiid Berage DoLnines, Crilicoe.-9,
and a variety of other goods, which are deci-
dedly cheap. Please call and examitze at
L. H. RANDLE’S.
AILS AND SPlKES.—500 kegs cut nails
- and spikes, assorted from, 3d fine to 7
inches.for sale by STREET 6: QU INTARD.
and taste.
World’s Fair!
r"~HE cheapest and best assortment of'jew-
elry ever offered in Norwalk will gbo
found at my store. I defy competition in prices
N- B-—No.old stock to selectfrom.
C.-:A. DURANDQ
Under Confi. Hotel.
Ironlsatb. , ,_ ,
SLVIALL second. hand Safe. for 1 sale
cheap, at DISBROW-’S.
Ladies Bonnets. . .
BEAUTIFUL assortment this day rec'd
" by MALLO-RY an LEWIS
13th. inst., it large white sow... TII6:;£.,ZI
Gnirririm,
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