.o-
O
Elf-B.. ‘
In this town,‘ on the .6th,Nehemiah Gregory,
'a'gé'd40 years. On the 7th, Hannah J. .Mal-
loity, aged 65 years and 6 months. On the 5th
Henry B., son of Robert Flynn, aged 2 years.
In \Vestport,3d inst., Eliza J. Jennings,age.d
16 year's. 4 - '
3' ln \Vilton, 3d iust., Mary James, aged 36
y'e‘ars. ‘ ' ' '
Atthe \Vatei{:Cui'e;establishment at Brantle-
boro_ugh, Vt., Mr.J‘a:nes' C. Machie of \Vest-
port‘, aged 44. His rein-aiiis were brought to
W'estpoi‘t. I .
E
»s-.'..
. . ' 1 Bridge at Auction.
“TILL be sold on \Vodnesda_y aftenoori
next, at 4 o’clock, to the highest bidder
‘at public auction, the-fdot Biidge adjoining the
‘mill at the head of Norwalk Ilai-bur.
.Pei' order of Bridge Building Committee.
Norwalk, Sept. Gib, 1851.
Notice.
HE Books for the Capital Stock of the
Norwalk Farrners Live Stock (S: Fire In
’sui'ance Coinpiny will he opened on the first
alllonday of October uext—at the store of John
-A. \Vced in this town.
,. CHAS. ISAACS
JACOB LOCKVVOOD
S'l‘EPl.l EN S;\‘lI'l‘H
Noi'walk,.Sept. Srh, 1851.
Committee
Great inducements
At No. 15 Main Street.
E\V STOCK of Fall Goods at the Hat,
, __Cap, and For Store of H. C. I’-.andle.—"—-
'Just rec'd ii large assortment of men’s ‘cloth,
plush, inoliair and gliized Caps of the latest
styles ; also, the best variety_*_ of cliildren and
youth's Hats and Caps ever off:-.re.d in Norwalk,
which are not to be beat in neatness. durability
and clieapness Call and see his stock of wool
and fur Hats forcliildren, fancy Caps, Umbrel-
las,Uuioa and California H.ats~_: constaiitly on
iiandhat. cases and ba rid boxes. A good article
ii'urs. of all kinds in their season.
The fall fashions for geiillentetfs Hats rec'd,
‘fl om which he is iiiiriitlfactilririg an article that.
cannot fail to please, varying in prices from
3'2’ 50 to $4 00, the quality of which has been
so well tested by his numerous patrons that it
is needless to comment. Caps from is to 20s.
Also a few Alcohol bbls for sale cheap.
Sept. 9, 1851.
Taxes.
I IOTICIS is hereby given to the ililiabitants
. ofthe town of New Canaan and non-res-
idents liable to pay taxes therein, that I will
meet them at the store of Charles \Vaterbury
on Thursday, the 2d day of October-, aml at. the
Town Clerk's office in said New Canaan on
Saturday, the 4th day of October next. from ‘3
until 4 o'clock P. M. on each of said days, for
the purpose of receiving their to\vri tax laid on
the list. 0f1850. All who do not comply with
this notice may expect to pay fees.
" ED\VARD DEFOI-‘rES'I.‘,Collector.
3l‘!_‘3G
New Canaan, Sept. (3th, 1851.
' Notice to Tax Payers.
OTICE is hereby given to all persons lia-
. ble to pay Taxes in the town of Ridgefield
bot.li residents and non residents that. a town and
and SIEll§,_'I‘2lX on the assessment list of 1850,
has been ‘placed in my hands for collection-
and I will he at the Post Office in said .R.idge-
field on each week day bct.we_eii the hours of G
6 A M and 9 P M for the purpose ofreceiving said
"lax."-..~ until the first Monday of October next,
on or before which time all taxes innst be paid.
' ' IIIR.AM K. SCOTT", Collector.
Ridgefield, Sept. 6th, 1851. 3l.*‘36
._ Tastes.
LL persons liable to pay taxes In the town
of \Vilton are liere.by. notified that I will
meet them at, the following places, viz: at. the
store of Geo. B. Middlebrooks on the 3d day of
October; at the store of Chas. Cannon onthe
4t.h ; and at the Town Ilouse on the (ilh, from
‘,2 till (5 P. M. on each of said days, to receive
their taxes on list of 1850. All who neglect to
call and settle tlieirtaxes must expect to pay
tl'aveling.fees. LE\VI.S RAYMOND.
Wilton, Sept. 5, 1351. 8x36
_ Come and See
The largest aml best assorl-m.e7zli of
Olllce, Parlor, Hall and Coukiiig
STWEB7
That has crcr been erliiliitccl 2'12. this County,
at prices asloizis/ling to all.
L00-KWOOD, IIAIGIIT &
Norwalk, Sept. 8th, 1851.
Danbury do Norwalk Railroad
.. Company.
Tia meeting of the President and Direc-
tors, on the 4th inst. it was voted : i
That: the -instalment—whii:li was made paya-
ble on t.he 1st: of .lan’y last, and postponed un-
til _fllI'Il1el' action of the board, be. due and pay-
able on the 15th inst. and that notice thereof
begiven by the 'l‘reasrirer in the Norwalk Ga-
zette and Danbury Times.
Sept. 5.
Q '1‘«a.ireeting of the President and Direct-
1 ors of the .Danl)ui'y Norwalk Railroad
Company. held on the 1st. Tuesday in Decora-
ber last it was voted that the Treasurer demand
and receive interest from all the subscribers
that neglect to pay their iustitlment five days
tifte'i‘ they becoure. due. _ _ _ _
- GEO. W’. IVES, Treas.
Danbury, August 2811), 1851. 35
. . Notice.
. I-IE subscribers appointed by the court of
g probate for the district; of Norwalk corri-
missioners to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors to the estate of Charles Burtis,
an insolvent debtor of New Canaan in_ said dis-
trict, assigned in trust for the benefit of his
creditors, hereby give notice that we will at-
tend to. the business of our said appointment at
tho, dwelling-house of David Stephenson in
Norfwalk in said district,ori the ].4th_ day of
October, 1851, at 10 o'clock A. M. Said court.
has. extended and limited the time for the exhi-
bition to us of claimsagainst said estate to the
15th;day of October, 1851. ,
EL.l.Pl~1AL.E'[‘ SWIFT, A y I Commis-
Glt-.1il»:M‘.o. iv.\T.i;niiURY,. g siouers.
Ncrwalk, Sept. 6th,«.1.85l ‘ - .1t3G
District ‘of lVcstp'o'rl ss Probate Cbiurt, Septem-
ber. 2d‘, 1851. - __ A '
ESTATE of DAVID JUDAH, late‘ of
: Westpoi't,..in said district. dec’d.
The Court of Probate for the district of
Westpm't hath limited and allowed six mo'nf.hs
from the date hereof, for the creditors of said
estate, to,exhib'it_ their claims for settlement.-
Tliose who neglectto present their accounts
properly attes_ted_witliii_i said time will be de-
barred arecovery. C1‘lARI'I'YaJUDAH, ,
8136 ,..-.'f, ‘- f '_Eii,ecut-i'ix.:
. Abuse 5; BRO'PtlERS. '
AW/Vlolesale and 1 ‘Retail! Dealers in
.'1’eh, Coffee. Sugar, VVines, Foreign
Fruits. «Sac. . .
15 6 Bowery,
West side, foul-'th door above _Broome'—and
.25 6 Grand Street,
Second Block East of the Bowery,
_ L NE\V YORK.
E} AVE, the pleasure of informing the pub-
lic that they are selling. _ ‘ ‘
Double Refined Crushed Loaf Sugni'at four
shillings and Sixpence for seven pounds. ’
All other kinds of Refined Sugars at the i'e-
fiuers Prices. 1
. Old Government Java Coffee (ii superi'ol"ar-‘-
Tlcle.) at 14 Pence per pound. ~ v
First Quality Young Hyson Tea, at 6 shil-
lings per pound.
First Quality Oolong Tea, at 4 shillings per
pound.
First Quality English Breakfast Tea, at 3
shillings per poune.
The above Teas 'caiinet be surpassed by any
Teas ratailed in this market.
Superior Old Wines and Braiidies, on draught
and in bottles.
Piire Bleached Lamp Oil, at 6 Shilltngs per
Gallon.
E?” Purchasers will please bear in mind
that they can obtain very handsome Cruslie’d
Loaf Sugar, at Four shillings iind Sixpence
for 7 lbs, anti it superior article of Broken loaf
Sugar, free from _dust,at Five ghillings for '7
lbs. at A LBRO 6'; BI-’.O'I‘I'IERS', No 156
l30\VERY and 256 GRAND ST.,\\-"here eve-
ry article sold is \VARl’i.A.\"I‘ED to give en-
tire siltisliictioii.
5.3?‘ The cars of the New Haven ,and [la r-
lem Rail .Roail.and Stages from Ilarlem and
Dry Dock,and from tl'ie.Fei'r'ies,fooi of White-
hall Street, Fulton Street and Peck Slip, pass
the Bowery Store, and Stages from the \Vill-
iairisburgh, Jersey City. and South Ferries.
pass the GRAND STREET STORE. 4t*36
NE \V YORK Ii\IPOR'.I‘ERS 6.’. JOBB ERS.
1 ,. . 3
I*‘RE]lMAN, IIODGILS 85 C0.
58 Liberty Street,
Bclwcen Broaclway and .\’as.s-au Slrccl,
Near the Post Oflicc,
NE\V YORK.
' E are receiving, by daily arrivals frein
Europe, our Fall and \Vint;ea assort-
ment of Rich 1*'u.sluTonablc Fanc_i/ Silk and
]l1illinc'r_i/ Goods.
\Ve respectfully invite all Cash Purchasers
thoroughly to examine our Stock and Prices.
and. as interest governs, we feel ‘ corifident our
goods and prices will induce them to select
from our estalilisliliieiit. Particular attention
is devoted to M ILLINERY GOODS, and ina-
riy of the articles are rnanufaciured expressly
to our order, and cannot be surpassed in beauty
style and cheapness.
Bearitifnl Paris Ribbons, for Hat Cap, Neck
_ and Belt. .
Satin and Tati'et.ta Ribbons,of all width and
Colors.
Silks, Satins,Velvets, and Uncut Velvets,for
Hats. _
Feat"ers, American and French Artificial
Flowers.
Pnffings, and Cup Trinirnings.
Dress Trimmings, lai-ge;assoi-tment.
E!1ll1l'0id€-l"It’-1*. Capes, Collars, Undersleeves
and Cuffs.
Fine Embroidered Reviere and Hemstitch
Camhric Haiidkerclriefs.
Ci-apes. Lisses, Tarletons, Illusion and Cap
Laces. '
Viilencienes, Brussels,Thread, Silk and Lis-
. lo Thread Laces.
Kid, Silk, Sawing Silk, Lisle Thread, Meri-
no Gloves and Mitts. ‘
Figured and I"lain Swiss, Book, Bishop
Lawn and Jaconet Muslins.
E /iglls/1., French, ./Imcricrm and Ilaliari.
Straw Croods.
September‘ 1851. 40636
N rzw AND IQLEGANT
Fall Dry Goods 1
Hitchcock & Leadbeater,
No. 3-17 Broarliciz]/, corncr Leonard sl., N. Y.
Have already in store a very large and splen-
did assortinerit. of New and Elegant; Full'Goods
including a great variety of rich and llilndsome
styles, as beautiful printed Caslimeres and De
Laines, plaid Silks, brocade, watered and plain
do, French Mei-inoes and plain Caslinieres of
every desirable shade, color and quality.
Pararnattas, or Coburg Cloths, of various col-
or's—in appearance itnd finish precisely like
Merino, but of only about lialfthe cost.
Broche Long and Sqnstre Shawls, Canton
Crape and Tliibet do., plaid. woolen. or rob roy
do., Velvet and Merino Cloaks and Sachs, and
every thing else, in fact, necessary to perfect a
lady’s wardrobe; together with a large and full
assorlrneiit of housewife and family Dry Goods,
as linen and muslin Sheeting and Sliirting, Ta:
ble Damasks, Diapers, Napkins. Lawns, Crash
Towelings and Towels, lace and Muslin win-
dow Draperies, Vifooleri Blankets and Mar-
seilles Quilts, Toilet, Table and Piano Covers,
1 Flaiinels, Canton Flanriels. Tickings, English
and German Hosiery, and, in short; everytliirig
in the line of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods;
and giving their attention entire-l_y— to the i°t3l:lil
business. le'aril the wants of the public, and
sptrre no pains or expense to be able to supply
them, while their strict ailhei‘eiit:’ta' to their sys-
tem of one price, without variation, secures’ to
every customer, whether child or adult, fair
and honest dealing.
Mourning and half mourning Goods of every
kind and style the market affords, always on
hand. Gentlemen‘s Cravats, Ilandkercliiefs,
Gloves, Under-Sliirts, Drawers, &c.. at less
than hstial prices. Orders from the coun-
try or city will be promptly executed. sent as
directed, and the Goods always warranted, and
money returned if they do not give satisfaction.
‘ K?’ Bundles sent any hour of the day to any
Railroad, Steamboat or Ferry in the city, so
,t:ha't ladies _from abroad will have no I'.l'011I]l8
with their goods from the time of purchasing
until they are ready to take their seat in the
cars or boat for 1101116.
H. & L spare no pains to‘ secure the‘ servi-
ces of polite and competent Clerks, whom they
require to give every attention to their custom-
ers, show Goods freely, but never urge them to
buy; and never allow impolite or ungentleinanly
conduct, nfid would feel greatly obliged if their
customers would repoitaiiy such immediately
to the Shop Walker. "
. . Seed Wheat. , ,
HE subscriber offers for sale a‘ lot of
superior seedwheat. clean, &c., ,
' ' CHAS. MALLORY. _
4l3"5
very
Sept. 1st. A
‘ LL cloths, cassirneres, satinetts and vest"-
. . iiigscut fr'ee of expense to the purchaser
by. a first-class,,.c‘u_ttei. :. . C, J. GRUMA:N- :
vvoifinnnritin ctinris
. /‘I .
AND
CANCHALAG-U11‘
roa THE COMPLETE coal: or ’
Coughs Colds, Influenza,‘
Asthma, Bronchitis, Spitting
of Blood, and all other Lung
Complaints tending to
CONSUIi’IPTION.
'rn_is GREAT
CGUGE-I REMEDY!
Reader,’ have you a Cough, which you are
neglecting to cure, under the idea that it is only
a common cold, and that it will soon wear it-
self out '1 Let a friend tell you, in all kindness
what'will soon be the result.
In a short time if you ‘continue to neglect
yourself, you will begin to feel a sense oftiglit-
ness and oppression across the chest, accompa-
nied with frequent sharp darting pains. Then
a dry,hacking Cough will set in,arirl when you
raise ariytliing it will be a thick and yellowisli,
or white frothy matter streaked perhaps with
blood. If you still take no inedicine, these un-
pleasant symptoms will increase, and you will
soon have hectic l'te._.vei'-, 'L"olil chills, night. sweats
copious expe'ctui"atioIi. and than great. prostra-
tiou. If you still neglect yourself, it few
weeks or nrontlrs will see you consigned to the
ave. leaving yoi.iijfi~ie_iidsto mourn how rap-
idly Co*.\'sUMP'l‘loN did its Work-, and hut‘-
ried you away. Friend ! have you no cause
to be alarmed ? In the above sketch, you may
see as in a glass, h_ow every case of Co'its'iinip-
tion pi'ogress'es-, with moi"-e or less r'apldii‘y,to a
fatal termination-. Of all the tliou.-:ands and
millions whom this great destroyer lnis gather-
ed to the tomb-, every single case began with a
Cold! If this liatl beelruttended to all might
have been well ; bul,being neglected, under-the
fatal delusion that it would “ wear itself off,” it
transferred its deadly action to the substance
of the Lungs, exciting there the torrriation of
tubercles. Ariotlier, and allot her cold ildded
fuel to the flame, until these tubercles began
to soften and suppurate, leaving by their ulcer-
ation. great. cavities in the Lungs. At this cri-
sis, (5 disease is very difficult of cure. and of-
tentimes sets at defiaiice all human incaus.
In the |att.er or worst stage, this iriedicine
will oftentimes arrest the disease, or check its
progress, and will always make the patient
more comfortable-., and prolong his life. tlllll is
therelbre worthy of a t.ri_al ;—=but. in its incipi-
ent or foruitng periods, Consumption is as cu-
rable as any other dlsease~,and Dr Rogers’ Syr-
upof Ll\'l~2R\\'0lt'l‘, Tim AND C..\Ncii.u.AG us,
if taken at this time, will cure it 5-Eire SURE-
LY AS ifr is 'r.mr:.\' ! fig This is strong lan-
guage, but wecaii i'eferytiti to numberlcss liv -
ing witnesses to prove that it is True! And
therefore, we earli'est.ly cxhort every man, we-
man and child, who has a Cough, or is subject
to Colds, to keep this medicine by you in the
house, and wlienever yoti take cold, do not let it
alone to work mischief in your system, but
eradicate itt.liol'ouglily, and at once, by this
powei'full__v healing compound-. ‘and, leave your
Lungs uninjured, to carry you in full vigor to ii
good old age!
MOTHERS. -
Have you delicate, weakly clrildreii, who are
alwaystaking cold, and subject to Croup?-
Remember! there never was a case of Croup,
which did not originate in ii Cold .’ And when
your child goes to bed wheezing and coughing.
you know not that, before inoining. Croup in
deimchild may be beyond the rnacli of help.--
,\Ve, beseech yon, tlierefore, as you value the
lives of your children, keep this medicine by
you in the house, and when your little ones
take cold and commence" coughing, give it to
them at once, and rest not until the cough is eli-
tirely subdued. \Ve conscientiously aver, af-
ter tlie most. extended experience, that if ‘this
advice were followed, no child need ever
DIE OF CROUP.
for the cold would be cured, before it could ar-
rive at this aggravated lllltl fatal stage. Let
every Motlier, especially, lieed well these re-
marks that: she truly not liereafter, when mour-
ning overthe early blight of some cliel'i'.-rlied
blossom, have occasion bitterly to reproach liei'-
self for her criminal Iieglect. It isaii old adage
that to be forewarned, is to be forearined.-—
Parerit_s!'so let it. be in your case.
L7?‘ Be sure its ask for Dr /1. Roger's Syr-
up Q] LIVER \VOR.T, TAR and CANCH A-
LAGUA, anil list; no other he palm ed on to
you. _ I _
CAUTION.= Nbric gc-nziiiic, unleso there
is on the buff ‘wrapper, :l'H?)l(1 of /mml, signed
willr a "on by A. L. SCOVILL &. CO.
For. stile, wholesale and retail, by A. L
SCOVILL 5:: CO. Propi'ioItoi‘s, at their priii-
cipal Dep0t.GOT HIC HAL L316‘ Broadway,
New York, to wlioiri all orders for the M edi-
cine. and letters relating to‘ itgeiicies; should be
atlill‘essedpt7.sl paid.
Also, for sale in Norrvalk by J. Ar VVEED,
and VV. E.'B1SSELL.' ' '
Pricc.—In large bottle, $1,00 i or six bottles
for $5.00.
RAD\vAi'°s Ready Relief or pain; stops
tlie_ most severe and cruel pangs of pain
in sccond‘s,iind cures the‘ iri'o'st ohstitliite chronit;
diseases in minutes and liours. It has cured
Rlreumatisin in 4 hours, Toot.lia:.‘lie in 3 seconds
Nervous _Hea'hrcne in 15 tiiiiiutes, Sick Head-
ache in 15 minutes. sore Stomach‘ in 5 minutes,-
Diarrlidia in 25’ minutes, Hoarseness in 20 min-
utes, Coughs and Colds in 4 hours. Also,iRad"-
way’s, ( ircassian Balm for the Hair, and Raid-
way’s Medicated Soup; for sale by __ ‘
J. A.
. Watches.
TAI{ll adviintage. of the want of money and
come and buy a watch or "jewelry of any
kind. Bought with the cash at a discount,’ in
new and large lot this week. at
DlSBROW’S.
I n. n.i*a. “
5"”.
'”‘l._A_ND’S SARSAPARILLA.-—.\ “i~’....l.
supply of this valuable medicine just rec'd
- - WEED’S.
Silks I OH, Silks 1- 5
T is perfectly astonishing that black and fair-
cy dress silks can be sold so very low at the
store of . '10. J. GRUMAN.
at
Congress Water, _ _
‘RESH and sparkling from the spring; in
quart and pint bottles by ll1'6_ ._d¢Y/-8" find
single, at WE
Wanted.
N apprentice to the tailoring
- wanted iniiiiediately. , =- _
' E. CURTIS.
G
~ rec’d at
. - . , Girls .
V ILL find m‘e'fallic he'a('i‘ c'o'iii1)§ tfew mid
‘cheap, crosha iiéedlés in‘ boxes very
‘cheap, and a great variety of fancy goods; also
a new and interesting article of game. at
I ‘ . _Dl$_BR.OW’S. 1
business
ENUINE Lubinls E"xtracts- and other
Perfun'i‘e, for the toilet a_nd liandk’f, Just:
BISSELUS.
F
—\
.=i
notset in,nlid ere you can get a I)lI_YSl(:lttl1,pt)HYI"l
I ...;..... 1
GOLD ..CUFF ‘PIN. on Fr-iiliiy evening
_ Inst. '1‘lre-firider will be suitably reward-
"ed by leaving it at this office.
. ,. Lost.
N Monday evening,Aug. 26th. on the New
, Haven R. R. between New York and
have been taken from tI‘l8"Cill'S:ll1I'0l)gI1 mistake
The person will oblige-by leavingghe same ii
the Norwalk Station. . " .-
JOHN ROBINSON.
Wanted.
A MAN to serve -as helper in the black-
srnitlis shop. To one who has had expe-
rience in carriage work, a good opportiinity is
offered for steady employment, by applying im-
niediately to QUINTABD 6: SMITH.
South Norwalk. Sep. 1st, 1851. 3t35.
Gloths,Gassimeres &. Satinetts
T nnlreard 'o‘fflow prices. A few pieces of
those Sutinetts left at 44 cts per yard.
. J. G
,_ Wheelbarrow Express!
‘ LOADS of Calico at 6.’; cts per ‘yard.
richly worth 1215. C. J. GRUMAN:
AMPHENE and burning fluid warranted,
and new every week, at
DISB RO\V’S.
Dist;-iiit of Ridge/ilclil ss Probate Court, Aug.
7llI.I85I. ', ..
STATE of HENRY_BAT ES, late of
Ridgefield in said district. deceased.
The court of probate for the district ofRidge-
field hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof, for the creditors of said estate,
to exhibit tlieirclairns for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts, properly
attested. within said time, will be debarred a
recovery. . All persons indebted to said estate
irrerequested to make iinrrreiliate payment to
35* JASON VVHITLOCK, Adininistl'atoi'.
V New Fall Goods.
HE subscriber‘ would call the attention of
the public to his stock of Dry Goods just
purchased, embracing styles of all descriptions
suitable for the Fall trade, such as figured and
plain Poplins, very rich Cashmeres, DeLaines,
Ginglrarns——ne\'v styles and very fine. CHHCOPS.
Gloves, I-luster‘-y, and a variety of other Goods.
all of which have been purchased at the lowest
inaiket prices-, and will be sold accordingl_v.—"—-
He liashlso a_ fifeslr supply of Broadclotli.°.,
Cassimeres and Vestings of all colors and qual-
ities, which he will out free of expense, or
make to order _in the most. fashionable styles at
prices that will defy colllpetitiou. ~~ _
L. 1-1. RANDLE.
Nm-walk», August 26.11, 1851 .
Medical Institution
Of Yale College, New I'Id-‘Ut’7I., Connecticut.
7 ‘HF. Course of Lectures commences an-
nually on the last Thursday of Septem-
ber, and continues sixteen weeks.
BENJAMIN Si_r.r.iii.ii'v, M. D. LL. D. on
Chemistry and Pliarrnacy.
Em lvizs, M. D. on the Theory and Practice
of Physic.
JONATHAN KNIGHT, M. D. on the Principles
atid Practice of Surgery.
Tlilio'rili' 1’. Bi-zrziis, M. D. on Obstetrics.
CHARDI-ZS Hooi(i«:ir, M. D. on Anatouly and
Pliysiology.
H 1-ZNRY Baonsoix, M. D. on Materia Median
and 'I‘lierapeutics.
LE‘-Cl!-"'6 fee-*1. $68 50 ; Matriculation, $5;
Graduation, $15.
CHAR LES llOOKER,13ean..
New Haven, August 4, 1851. 35*
For Sale Cheap.
FE\V pairs of full blood Cochin China
Fowls. There are several cocks wliitili
would be exchanged for the common breeds of
_l1/en/S. Enquire at this office.
. Postman STAMPS .
N any quantity can now be obtained at. the
Norwalk Post Office. Postmastcrs sup-
plied. (3. B. MO'1‘'1‘, :5 M.
__ ,, Runaway ,
' ROM the subscriber on Sunday rltornlng,
- the 28th inst., my son \Villiam, aged 13
years. This is to forbid all persons from liar-
boring or trusting said boy on penalty of p_rds'e;-
cation, and I will pay no debts of his contract-
ing. A reasonable reward will be paid for his
return. JOHN T. H.-\NFOP.D_. '_
\Vilton. August 20th, 1851. 3t.35
Runaway’?
~ ROM the subscriber on the 28th inst. my
daughter Julia Patty, aged 15 yN1I's---
This is to forbid all persons froln harboring or
trusting said girl upon penalty ofthe law; and I
will pay no debts of her contracting. _ _
JOHN T. HANFORD.
Vililton, August 29th, 1851.
, Sawing and Planing.
T the steam planing and sawing sash and
blind rrlill of Messls. fleeil & Isbells they
be found a large _lissti‘rtli1en‘t. of mouldings of
various and tasteful pattei'iis.
All work done with pi‘oitlptrie"ss and in a sat‘-
lsluclory iiiitliliei‘. ,
, REED & ISBELLS.
Norwalli, August 22d, 1851. 34
--. . Books! Books !
UST rec’d, a large‘ addition to my former
extensive assortrneiit of Books, Stiitioriery,
ac. of every possible description, which I will
sell at prices which I defy airy one to‘ iilider_-
sell... I purclrase of regular dealers for cash
and iri‘irke it my business alone to select and
piircliase for this nrarket,- and aim cdnfident I
can sell for‘ less Illtlllaflilly o'no‘ else" in the cduntyi
All orders, eitlrel‘ of ivliolesiile or retail, from
abi"oii'tl pi-olhptly dispatéilied. Magaziiies and
the curreilt literature of the day received as
soon as issued from the press. Binding‘ in all
its bruuc_he's executed heret.ofoije.
A. SELLECK, 17 Main St.
Books ! Books! !
HE subscriber is now receiving extensive
- additions to his stock of Books, Station-
ery, Blank \Vork, &c. A complete assortrn_ent
of School Books at less prices than eve'i'_b'efore
offered in Norwalk. Cap, Letter, and Note;
Paper, Envelopes, &c. A few re'iiins of clioice
English Laid Paper and Sn‘ttIll_,5jl2.'8_ French
Letter Paper. a12 \V. E. BISSELL.
‘V\'
ror §a1e cheap. _
A_ good family horse. Enquire
at this oflice.
_ Auction. _
IJL be‘ offered for sale at priblic vemiue
, on the 25th day of De:ember' next. 8!
*1 o’clock P,» M. on the pr-einIse._s. by 0I_'t16l' Of
the court: of pi-qbiite (if not previously disposed
of at private sa1e',)‘so‘ i’r‘ii'icli of the real estate of
Joseph Silliman’, Esq‘-. ltllfi Of NOW ‘dllf"_1l3s
dec’d, as will raise the Sll'l'l'l' of $2735 75' Wllill
incidlental charge's. .. . . P _
\VA'I"E‘S COMSTOCK, Admi‘ri‘istr‘ator.
Dn'te(f1\‘e\v Cana'ai‘i,~August 25111, 1851. .*
Wanted. _
SHIRT MAKERS, also liarids to
go make coii__t's, pantsvand ve~i_ts. ._ .
l G A. KE:N\V;0R.THY.f. A
.a.. .. -..
ft".-
Biidgeport, asmiill Cilrpet Brig, supposed to ,
Will! 1)
At “T. E. RAYIVIONDS
In about ten days, at very extensive
assortmeizt of Fall ‘
ry Goal!
Einbiucinga Great Variety of every Species of
Elres, Staiple, and
FANCY GOODS,
Arlap-‘ted to the wants of the public at
zlzis ssason of the year.
This Store, After Undergoing
Evtansive ALTEEATIONS and Repairs,
Making it by far the LARQ-EST and
Most Splendid Dry Goods
ESTABLISHMENT
In the wlzolc State of Connecticut,
will offer the greatest inducements to Pur-
chasers of.DRY GOODS, Ever before offer ed
by any Establisliment on the Continent of
ANIERIGA I
Rcatlci's Rcflcci
ON THISI 1-1
VV- E- ‘RAYMOND-
New Canann.Aug. 28, 1851.
‘\‘- E 321:“ . -
at
Great Niass Gathering
ostlvtaiys
.p
Just Received!
The Eiurgest Stock
0/ ‘W’ D"?
Goods, algrriccs jmfeczfly aslonisiiiizg
In fact, some Goods are almost
Om‘ ’a.s‘3'07“lr’7'zc72if of DcLaz'72es,. [Catsk-
mcres, A/paccas, I’o]2l'z'72s, Pcrs2'cm
I)eLal72cs, 5"/l.2'l2'e't C/at/L, .7lIcrz'n0,
never ‘as good at p7'e.s'e72t;
Our Stock of Dress Silks is Immense‘.
consisting of Black and Colored, Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety. Our stock of
Bron 11 Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Vest-
ings and all other goods for Men’s and Boys’
‘sveai'_ls larger than ever before offered. In
fal:t,Lai1ies and Gentleirieir can find any and
every article wanted for Dress, Use, or Orna-
ment, and at prices that would astonish all, a rid
DEFY,COMPl€’I‘lfl‘1ON. Also',the iirgest
Slncli of Domestic Goods ever off'ei'e.d, and by
illl odds the clieapest Don’t forget, the
I . A N ’
“Gld Bi iélge Store’
Is tlie gilaccfor BAR GAI1/VS .’ .’
C. J. GI{Ui'lIAN-
Norwalk, Sep. 1, 1851,.
, New Fall G-code,
‘ o o _
In any qua ntityj list
. 0 3 ' , .
receiv «I and forsale
cheap,by
lvialloify & Lewis.
North Western insurance 60.
g on oswiaoo“ N. Y.
Capital Stock $150,000.-—.S'm-piu..¢ Divi-
(lcillls lu.-Id by tile Compa.7z_7/ $70,000. V
FREDI§RICI{ ST. JOHN, having received
the agency oftlie abave named Company,
is prepared to insure houses, barns, stores, mills
factoi_-ies, with all descriptions of out buildings,
tb'ge‘t her witli every other description of prop-
erty, against. loss or diirrlliiiige by fire, on the
' 4i34
itiost favorable terms. _
Nowivillk, aug 25, 1851.
_ , , Building Lots. , . .
EVERA-L beautiful and eligible building
lots for sale at a bargain. Enquire of
ALLEN ck: MEEKER.
. . Mantle Ornaments,
'- UCH as Girando'e.s, plated and glass cari-
dleslicks, elegant Gerniaii and Anierican
flower vases, marble and alabaster clocks: also
plated goods, cake liaslaets, fruit dishes and a
variet.y of o'th'c'1' new goods this (‘la I'e_t:’.<i at
DIS ROVV’S.
Rats and Mice Look out !
,YON'S PILLS for the destruction ofthe
above named vermin; magnetic powders
for the destruction of cocli‘i'oa‘ch‘es‘,l.fedliugs,ant‘s,'
flies, &c., wa'rran'ted i‘.i7i't'li’o’u’t fail. Also; Le‘i'o”s
vermin exterii)inafo‘i' and No‘_i"th American rat
exterminator for sale by V’. E. BISSELL’.
Gi-ls! Oils! != , .
' "URE bleached sperm, eliepliant, wh‘a'le,
laid. neatsfoot and linseed oils, for sale by
the barrel or retail by
16 STREET 6:‘. QUINTARD.
I
Dr. Banning’:
L-ACE OR BODY BRACF1. _
“OR; the‘ cui'e of curve”d, ivéak and diseaiself
II? spine_;diseiise§ of the heart; an'd lungs,‘
and all dis"e'as'es -leading to consifmption‘, dys-
persm aiidotlier affections of the stomacli‘, liver
and digestive organs, diseases of women, and of
the visceral oi'gn'ns generally.’ Sold by
l.
-_u
Given Away.
tincl other ])]{ESS GOODS zca-.5‘ ‘
- rnarké-t.‘ Now is‘the-lime for ’l.W’£’"l"'i-9
‘vs?’
I Nlachinery.
_ necessary ari°r'ing'e’iner'its; are" now pro’-‘g
piired to execute all orders for inauufacturiiigv .
and repairing all kinds of l‘t1ii"cbineijy for man.
tifacturing and other purposes. We will also
siiporinteud the erection,alteringirnd repairing‘
the same. \Ve have on hand and are constantly
manufa.c'tui'ing all the ditti3i'eiit kinds of patent
axles for light and_ heavy vehicles. Which we
will dispose of on the most favorable terms.-'-=
Orders to be left at Street dc Quintm-d’s storef;
Nor-walk, or at our shop, the first building north
of James Jones’ saw-mill. _
ALDRICI-1r&‘\VHIT1:iOCK-.
Wilton, July 1st, 1851. Gm‘
‘g THE ci-:i'.r~:i‘i'm§'i'i'-:1)’ ciii-:Ai=’i-:‘s"'i*
Carpet Bstablishnient
In the United Slates.
No. 99 Bowery, N. Y.
__ HIRAM A_NDERSON'S .
Eight Spacious Sales Rooms! .
HOLESALE and retail; Familiesand
housekeepers furnished at: whaleaillfi
prices. , _ _ , _ .
List of Prici:.§. _
English Three Ply Carpets, 8s and 93
Imperial do do 103 and 11!
Brussels Carpets, 103 and 129
Tapestry Carpets, 9s and 12s
Venetian Stair Carpets, 2s, 3s and 4:
Door Mats, 23. 3s and 45
Table and Piano Covers, cheap‘
Common Carpets, 2s and its
English Druggets, 3s6d to es
Floor Oil Cloths, to 45
Floor Oil Cloths, 8 yds wide
E‘nglisli,()il Cloths, 8s to 99
'l‘uft.eil Rugs, ‘.205 y _
Axn‘iinister Rugs, $6
\Viudow Shades,$1 to $6
Checked Ma'tt.ing, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4
Stair Rods, Gs, 8s and 103
Table Oil Cloths, 3s . ,
HIRAM Aubtiitsou.
No. 99 Bowery, New York;
TUBBS &: SMITH;
Building Movers.
‘UILDINGS moved or raised, with chim=
neys standing, and without disturbing the
inmates. Frames raised for churches or other
large buildings. \Vork done in any part of the
country. CHAS. TUBBS.
_ , _ I _, SETH SMITH.
South Norwalk, Ct., July 19th, 1851. 29
CABIN-ES MAKER’S GOODS_.—Hair'
Seating, \Vebbing. Sofa and Chair.‘
Springs,Buttons. Gimp, Moi.ildiiig,Locks. Hill-’
ges and Casters by IIOLCOMB dc LYON.
POUSE BUILDERS I-IARDWARE, or’
- every description, for sale wholesale and
retail by HOLCOMB dc LYON.
‘)-
is9rn'7
83 \Vater st Bridgeport.
®.\aiaAtin l\'IAKF.R’S GOODS, Axles;
Springs, Shafts, C_arriage Bows, Bolts;
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
[laud Screws. Seaniing Cord, &c. V ,
IIOLCOMB (Sc LYON.
4 ' RINDSTONES. 25 tons . superior "gr-it
- just landing from Berea Ohis. ,
I-IOLCOMB ac LYON.
TABLE cU‘i"t.iil5..v.-_i:3ii gross of W.
_ 6: S Butcliers’ table cutlery,just rec'd’
at HOLCOMB <55 LYON,
83 \Vater st. Bridgeport.
""‘ili.Es.—.i5oo dozen W. (St s. lzuicliem"
Files. consisting of every size and kind;
new opening by IIOLCOMB dc LYON.
OCKET CUTLERY, Shears and S.cis_-’
sors of \V. 64: Butchers’ and Rodgers’;
odening and forgsale wholesale and retail by’.
,L IIOLCOMB & LYON,
83 \Vater st., Bridgeport.
1 DOZ. hand, pannell, rip and bacli
0 , Saws ofButcliers’,Speai'&Jackson’3‘
and Becket’s, at wlio|esale_and likililllyliy HOL-
COMB 6?. LYON, 83 VVuter' st., fhidgeport.
RACE AND Bl'1.‘TS.—A large siock of
Marples’ superior plated and plain, ‘whole-'
sale and retail, by HOLCOMB dz: LYON.
NVlLS.—[-]iIl’s, Peter v\Vi'-fights’ and...
Mousehole, wholesale and reta_il by
I-IOLCOMB (it LYON.
A SES.—Hills_, Peter ‘Vrightls, I-Iyde’s‘
and 'I‘illots'on’s of every quality and price"
just opening, and we would call paijticular at-“
tention to our stock. HOLCOMB <56 LYON,
83 \Vater sti"e‘et, Bridgeport.
“ I.AC1(SB1[’Pt1’SBELLOWS constant-"
ly on hand and for sale low by
__ 1 HOLCOMB dc LYON.
A1LS.—-150(1) casks Fall River; fllSlf4a
_l. c-asks superior wrought nails by _
HOLCOM B & LYON, \Vater st. Bridgeport.
LUE, BORAX AND El\1ERY.-——50‘
bbls. Glue, ass‘d,si2es; 10 ‘cases \Vood’s'
refilled Borax; ‘.25 casks superior London Em-‘
ery by g _ HOLCOMB dc LYON.
‘ OUSE FURNISI-IING HARDWARE.‘
—A full and, complete assortment by
I-IOLCOMB dc LYON. ‘
DIETZ, BROTHER 86 C0.
134 VVILLIAM STREET,
New—York,
iliauuracrunizirs or rivniir VARIETY or
_ Lamps, Chandeliers,
Girvlndolcs, caii'ilclabi'a, Gf1S'FIX1lll'€Sit .
April, 1851.—6m is.
NURWALK uoor ANB snot:
EMPOBIUM: ,_ ,
HE subscriber would iespectfiilly inforni
the public that he rliason hand one oftho'
largest. assortments of Boots and Shoes, Gait-
ers, &c., &c., ever offered in Norwalk. His_
goods are all manufactured in the most superior
ii'i'.‘mrier' by the very best of,'ivorlime£,"irnd will
be warraeted in every pirijticiilnit. adies and
gentlemen inwaiit of goods in,his_lii'ie will find‘
it for their interest to call. Don’t: mistake-i
No. 3 Main st. _ CHAS. SMITH3 '
August 1st, 1851.‘ '31
, Notice. _
, I/Vantcrl to Sell Out.‘ I P _ ;
A good chance is offered to any person want-;
ing to engage in the Shoe Business. :I have
usually 9 hands_er‘nployed and could employ an‘
liltiliy more did I not buy part of my work rea-
dy niade. Any one wishing to buy. mus‘, 00'_“9:
and see me soon before getting in fall lint} win-
'l' stores; . .. . .-
tc _, A. B. BRADLEY; A
South Norwalk. Aug. 290.‘ 1351-
, Wanted Immediately. , _, V
W’!-1 EE L-VVRIGHT or one who iinderi
stands the c‘itr"i'iage marking liusibnss gen-3’
orally. Apply to L; OL1t1S'I‘EAD..-' '.
Dan_1in‘r-y, August 1851.’ 32
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_4_
VERDIACILLA and .\i..¢c.'.-i.ni_r'o.~ sale .1-
B1SSELL'S.
Mtg ‘.25. - ' -.
Sugars. Flour and crockery; .
9 1i‘.1NE lot just received and
si'ibscribers are this day opening
'a' Jun'gé;s'ht\\'flor'm
large and elegant assortment oi uewIf_
Goods”, enibraciag all the various styles now
my Goods. 6,
Iflf
. “.7
I~r:~I4fa:0l.?~.¥ hfiifiilélr. 7 .1
9' .5-'
w.- E. _B1sSi~:-i.L.- F
iHE’si'ibscrjib6'r‘s-, having reifenlly made" I113" ‘ I
going ofl‘lik_o., '
at the cheap store Of 1'
GEO. w: si\~1i'i'H_.__. _,
Norwalk Chronicler