,,I)‘ai1ey’s Magical Pain Extractorg
- they are as dangerous in their application.
they contain much im_po,rtant and interesting
EiAS just returned from New York with a
' bought for at any otlierstore in this vicinity.
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
shoes in tlieirseason, for ladies and gentleman
together with every other species ofproperty
those of a ny other similarlnstitution,and every
to protect hiinselfagainst this destructive ele -
that increase the hazard: or on machiiioryren-
TL
' EEWPRRTANT GE-IA?‘ GE.
In. a new Wrapper and boxes much en.la~rgc(l.‘~
XUTION! Counterfeits of Dalley’ Ex-r
tractor, in the old wrapper, flood the
market-—-avoid them as you would poison, for
Buy Dalley’s Extractor, only in the new
dress and large B.oxes—you gain largely in
quantity of the Ointmeiit over the old size, and
wliut is inore important yet—yoii avoid the
danger of being imposed, upon by a Counteijfeit,
andare certain of getting the genuine article.
The Genuine Dalley Salve,as thousands will
testify, is iin inlallible remedy for the worst of
burns. scalds, piles. rheumatisiii, 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 my lawful attor-
ney, and by the Travelling agent.
@ See the new printed Circulars for ]85Q.
information. H. DALLEY,
4-15 Broadway. N- Y-
Dalley’s Animal Galva-mc,_
The greatest. cheapest. find "1053 eC"l‘}‘"
remedy ever discovered for the cui'e of dis-
cases of horses and cattle. I-Iumors, sores,
swellings, strains, quitterbone, galled neck and
shoulders, hard or spavin luinps——it cures with
rapidity and certainty! and no case of po-
evil, has, as yet, resisted the wonderful prop-
erties of this great and truly valuable remedy.
E?‘ Farmers and owners of horses and cat-
tle, try it once, and you will never afterwards
be without it.
AGi:N'rs—Norwalk, \V. E. Bissell; South
Norwalk,G- Vt’. Smith; \Vestport, John VV.
Taylor; New Canaan, S. C. Silliman; Sta m-
ford, Roswell '3
A SELLBCK,
Boo}: Seller and Binder,
new and valuable collection ofSchool and
Miscellaneous Books. Also, a large assortment
of Stationery,inclnding Blank Books. Foolscap,
Letter,and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
which he will sell cheaper than they can be
£—'l?Books of all kinds, bound in his usually
and satisfaction given to all.
' .'l.‘.illli§.i.§=
l
J. M. Smitlfs I’-viiarble Yard,
Near the B iiclge, Normal/c. Coma.
EPULC1-1 RAL Mouu.ments and Grave
.k 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 \Vork,are invited to callaiid
give a personal inspection of his material and
-.siorkii1a.nsl1~i.p, as this will be more satisfactory
ljlltln‘ to- purchase of Agents without an ‘opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article cou-
tracted fer. _
ll§”T‘lie Lettering and‘ O‘rnament'alwoi'k is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warrant it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk, Aucr 21, 1848.
Nerwalk savings Ba“ 1:.
i)'l.‘[ClL‘ is hereby given that deposits will
be received by the treasurer at the Fair-
lield Couiity Bank, from 10 to 12 o'clock, A.
;\I. and from 2 to 4 o'clock, 1’. VI. on 1\'Iondays,
Tuesdays, \Vednesdays, Tliursdays and Fri
days, and on Saturdays from 10 to 12 A. M.
and ‘3 tot} P. M. until further notice.‘ Per-
sons wishing to make loans are requested to
hand a written application to tlietreasurer,
stating amount and security.
'13. VVARNE R, JR., Treasurer.
Norwalli, Dec". 3, 18-19.
Beet, Shoe, Leather and Find-
ing Store.
I . HENRY HANDES renews again
his acknowledgments to the public and
his friends for their generous patronage
during the year pastgand‘ 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
Old friends and the public. The character of
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises every article of iueii’s-
and children’s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
FINDINGS of the best quality, and in any
quantity, suited to the wants ofthe craft.
Norwalk, Jan. 1, 1851.
Protection Ensurance Go.
OFEI;-\R,TFO RD. CONN.
Capital $200,000—l/Villa P'r7'i:zlcgc to In-
crcasc to IIalf a Jllillion.
ILLIAM C. .‘~T REET, having received
the agency of the above named Compa-
ny is now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,
Mills, F-.ictories, Barnsand the contentsefeach
1
flgainst Loss or Daiizage by Fire.
The rates of premium offered, are as low as
man has now an opportunity,for a trillingsum
ment, which often in a single hour, sweeps
away the earnings ofso many years.
It is incumbenton all persons applying for 8
renewal or policy on buildiiigs,to inform the
agent of all changes in and about the premises
dered unproductive by iiewinventions, usecex
less by changes in business,as. no insurance
olfice is bound by their policy, 110 pay any more
than the cash value of property,at the time of
its destruction.
Norwalk, July 1st, I851.
13 enburv & Norwalk Railroad.
N'OTlCE is hereby given to the subscribers
to the Capital Stock of the Danbury and
Norwalk_ Railroad Compan_v,that the Presi-
dent and Directors at a meeting held at Nor-
walk, on the 13th day of September, 1850, vo-
ted that an instalment of 10 per cent. on the
capital stock, including the amount paid at the
time of subscribing. be paid to the Treasurer on
or before the 20th Oct. next.
And that furtlier instalments of 10 per cent.
be paid on or before the first Mondays of De-
cember, Januaiy, February, March, April,
May, June, July, and August, next.-
The subscribers residing at Norwalk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to \Villiam S.
Lockwood, Esq., Assistant 'l‘i'easui'er.
Certificates of stock, and amount paid, will
be ready at the time ofpayment ofinstaluients.
for delivery.
eady ltllade Glotlimg. -1
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping a good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing 0 tall kinds. Also, a good assortment
of Cloths, Cassinieres. and Vestings, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
sliaart notice.
N. B. P'artici.lar attention paid to. cutting.
THOMAS RILEY.
Norwalk, Feb. 25.1851. 9
Arrival of l\l'ew Spring Goods-
H E'subs..ci'ibers have constantly on hand
a large assortment of Ready Ptlade 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 pur
chased at any other establislinieiit in this
town, is respectfully invited to call at the store
of LITHAUER. dc TURK.
salt Grinding.
§ALT washed’, ground and piicked—-selected
L expressly fin those who desire the pure
unadulterated article. Inquire at the store of
E. Olmstead or of the subscriber.
Norwalk, May 3. I. CAMP.
FRUIT TREES,
AT T111-I
SOUTH NORVVALK NURSERY.
1‘ HE subscriliers respectl='olly solicit H10 M-
tentien of‘ Fl'l1ltgl'0\\’e1‘S, to their stock 01
Trees. consisting of choice Apple. Pear, Clier-
ry, PlllI.D,_ Apricot and Peach Trees. \Vi-
wish to callparticularattention to our large
stock of Evei'greeiis and extra sized Horse
Chesnuts, and Mountain Ash. Also,a very llllt-‘
lot oflsabella and Catawba Grape vines. Also.
the'I'rue Red Antwerp Riisplic-i'i'y. Our Nurse-
ry lies a few rods South west ofilie depot.
GEO. SEYMOUR &. CO.
N. B.—\Ve wish it to be distinctly under-
stood that we have no business connection with
Ira Sey-iiioui'.
t
Very Cheap.
P] NO-ABDOMINA L SUP PORTE R S
and Shoulder braces, for curvature ofilir
Spine and kindred diseases; of zillsima-s,l'(ii' salr:
at very low prices (nearly one half less than
fUl'lI"lel'l_Yi> by the suli=scribei'. Call and see
them at the ofl"i_ce of DR. A. HILL.
Jaii. 9.6111, 1851. - 4
Bailding Late For Sale.
H E siibscribcrs oller for sale. some \"‘l'.V
desirable Building Lots,o.n V.Vest Avciiiic.
opposite the l't)Sl(l?l1€-6 of f]nu.'f‘. E. Butler.
Enquire of E. 1)’. PRICE at his l'P~Slbl(’<ll(:€‘-i 0'
at_26 Maiden Lane, or ofMOSl€SO. BANKS .
18 Lilmi-my St., N. Y.
Also, some '20 or 19010363 of First qualit)
Eiiquire of E. B. PRICE.
Ginlll
Building Stoiie.
1\’oi'\vzil_k, May 19., 185;].
‘ H. MIDD LEBROOICS 5 .
,_,.'["”_“;s’?§,f?,Sa:1dle ,a3s-:1 Harness ‘
ESTABLISHMENT.-—Tliesuliscribcri'c—
spectfully inforrn-s the public that liccoii-
l'lll'€l?eS the Saddle and llariiess business a few
rods north of the Coiigi'ogat'ional Cliurcli ii-
\Vilton, where he lias been for the past. twr
years. Saddles, Harnesses, 'l‘ruuks. Valises.
Carpet Bags, Bridles, \Vliips, &c , c.\'c., llizlllt-'
to order, of the best. n'iatei‘i:il and woikiniinsliip
Rcpaiiiiig done in a IIIOSYBX])l"(llllllL1Si1l1(l
\vorkinaiiliki= manner. All goods soldi at the
lowest rates for cash.
11. ll-IIDDLI BROOK.
\Villon, June 2d, 1851.
AMERICAN MUTUAL
Ezife ‘insurance Gempassy.
Capital ‘$100,000,
-
*.""i2»;-.3-
‘tr
Invested in. Bum/s, JlIort_;ra_g'cs and S:‘ocl*s.
Rates of Premium reduced pm’ cent. paya-
bleincash,annuallysemi-annuallyoi quar-
terlv.
T/L-is C'o.7n.p(my liruw G'ra.7ite(Z over
2 5 9 9 Folicies.
The Insured are Meinbers of the Company
and share the profits equally. DlVlLlUl1tlS_(lB—
clared annually on the 1st of J'.1l1llill‘y.
Certificate for Profits
are transl'eralile——-ivill ri-present C A SH, secure-
ly invested. and not unpaid Preiiiiuin Notes.
us is the case in the Credit Companies.
Eolicies
cannot be reduced at death, by having Premi-
II in notes deducted therel-'i'oin.
No Cal/:for'Iiirz Ilisks have been 'r.:ikeii—nor will
exti'a-hazai'dous risks be assnincd——and no
changes will be made in coiidncting the busi-
ness oftlie company, which will impair the iii-
erests of its present policy l10i_tl(*l'S.
THE AMERICAN 1'»-JUTUAL
IS 'ri1i~: o.\'x.Y
Perfectly Mutual flempany
in the co-uiitry——liaving but one class of meni-
bers——one system of paynieuts-—no forfeiturcs
ofprolits——:ind no assessmerits ofmenibers.
The public are invited to examine the Cliar-
ter, Plan of Operation, and Annual Report of
the Company.
0_[,1ice'/‘s of the C0m.]7(Z77.’1/.
Bl-Z1\‘J.SKLLl.\1-A-.\'. Sr. -NORRIS \Vi1.cox,
P'I‘CSl£Zeflf. Vino l’rcs2'zlcnl.
BPINJAMIN Novas, JOHN ‘W. Fri-vii,
Secretary. 'l’rcasu'rcr.
Board of ']'r21s/ees;
Benja min Silliman VVillis Bristol
Norris \V2lcox Joliii Diirrie
Henry Peck LewisB. Jiiilsnii,
Eli \V. Blake James Puuderford
John XV. Fitch Jaiiies E. Eiiglisli
Joscpli E. Slicflield Lucius R. Finch
Sherma ii \V. Knevals Edward a Mitclicll
Ambrose L. Jordon Samuel Leeds
Cyrus P. Smith George D. Phelps
George Hall Fretlerick T. Peet
Ofthe 2.500 policies which have been issued .
by this Company, but 28 have been graiited
to persons residing out of New Eiiglaiid and
the State of New York. Total losses in 1850,
$4,000,
Refer to
Cl1l11lPS lsaiics,
E. B. Beiinett,
'1‘. \Varner, Jr.
C. Bisspll.
Clins. E. Disbrow,
Chas. C. Belts,
Geo. A. Bissell, Wiii. C. Street,
6}. D. Jciiniiigs, George A. Davenport,
DI‘. Sainuel S. N()).eS, N. Cnmmn,
GEORGE A. BISSEL L, Agent.
Du. S. LY;\'1-IS, Medical Examini=r.
BLAI\"l*‘.’S PA’1‘EN'l‘
Fire and Water Proof Paint.
7 H15 SUPGFIOI‘ paint is applied in the same
_ iiiannei' as ordinary paint and after a
few months exposure to the atiiiospliere be-
comes as hard as slate or st0m:,_
BEWARE OF COUi"l‘I.)mr[j[Ts_
‘Vlll]lll,ll]e ltlsf. l‘\V0 years, l’h(',|'e have sprung
up more.tlian a liundrcd diffei-ent kinds of
counterfeits, most of them no better than gli-r(
lroin the roads, and all pui'cliasers are mu-
_“°“ed ":‘-."”“5t buying of any except. my author-
lsed “g9m5- VVM. BLAKE. Pm-ntee.
F0!‘ Sale by STREE'["& QUINTARD.
Agents, Norwalk, Con.
Norwall: Cemetery Associa.
. tron.
T a Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery
. Association, held August 29th., 1850, vn-
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 ,'__vrave. or erect
stones to graves. without; permission and advice
of said committee.
Trunks, Valiees, Carpet Bags.
660. &c. which lie has constantly_,on hand-.
Harness, co,inhiniiig neariiess with durability.
at this establisliment, of the very best materials and styl _
not fail to satisfy customers. I§8‘gIairing< done in a neat. and substaiutial inaniier.
Just received a lot of superior FLY NETS. cheap for cash.
-land lying one i
T
invite the atteiitiion of the public to his e
Mats, Rugs, \Yh
He
N0l'\?Vt1lli, Nov. 1. 1849.
West Side the Bridge, nearly
E:Ea':.at:t:‘€e.eturer
S
IV. B. Iicuizesses ma;i27.factu7'e(Z to
P. BRADLEY S
]Vew Ifamess and Saddle EStabl'iSll77t€1Iit.
HE subscriber having had an appartineut fitted up beneath the ConriecticutH,o,tel, would
_ _.-A _. ..',~-V,‘-. .
xtensive assortineiit of Sjltltlles. Harnesses,
ips, Lashes, Brushes,Currycoiiibs,Sliaininies
has on hand several setts of very light single
Every article in his liiieofbusiness iiiziy be llllll
e of \v0I"lim=l nfillip. a t'prices which will
F. BRADLEY.
opposite the 1Vo7‘u'aI/.7 Hotel.
and Dealer in
ADDLES, Hariiesses, '1‘riinl<s, Valices, Carpet Bags, Satcliels, \Vliips.. Mutts, Brushes,
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Velib, Saddlery \Vare, Trunk Locks, &c. ézc.
order. T emzs fcworalile.
For Sale.
TUE lirrautlfiil Homestead Willi
llii
.*3t.Joliii Place.” opposite the i'esi(iiiiic¢- of Gov
Bissell. Also a tract of land in qll:ll1lll_\-'tIl;0ll’
-2-1 acres called the “ Saugati.ick Brook Land."
Also a tract of wood land in quantity about t-
=cres known as the ‘-East. Rock land. Fox
'erms dzc. apply to CEO. ST. JOHN, oi‘ F
ST. JOHN LOCK\VOOD. -
w
‘1-- ..
Hill with water power on an 9.‘(('(‘.lll“-til stream.
'~.V‘llll ll convenient I:loiise,Barn. and 14 acres ol
Band, situated about 7 miles from Norwnlli oi
Sl:iiiil'oiil. For particiilars ciioiiise of E.
*(lL.\l ST E A D. or .lOl] N 1‘.-ATLE Y.
Norwalk, May Qdlll, 1851.
For Sale
9
2m‘
mligarsa for
'Pl-NC place forinei'l_v occupied by
- Alvin Hyatt‘, drc’d. is otl'ni'ri‘l for sale.
lt consists ol .llll0l'll tlircc ll£:l'6'.St)l._£1t').(Hl land.
with a dwelling-lioiise and burn tl'iereoii stand-
'ng. Also, about 12 aci-es of land lying near
flic house of lrii Bi-tts. Jr., and on the line of
the Danbury 6: 2.\’oi°wall-'. r-ailroa'.l. For furtlier L
pai‘ticula1's eiiqu' ‘
ire of
.‘.~T.- i‘»‘lUli‘.L P. RANDLE.
\Vilt)ii, March 3.1851. 9tl
‘Ewe 17‘a:3°msiE‘er S’-dale
AT A Utll.lsZA’l‘ BA R(1AlN-
The subscriliers oll'ci' for sale two
faniis lying in the town of New C:-inaau.
One of‘ said farms is situated iibonl four
sniles front Norwalk laiidii g. and coiitaiiis about
sixty acres of first rate land with a spacious
Jwelliiig house and other out liiiilclings tlim'e0H
stsindi-Hg. Also another farni i:ontaiiiing about
me hundred acres oftgdod lziiid, with a fariii
I use and other liuildiiigs tlierc-on staiiding
“)0Utll1l'GB€llld a half miles from NoI'\\':Illi
"nding and is tl uir-st. desirable l}ii'i.n for any
.11
"saint your Buildings sic Fences.
( l"
‘tiuildings tlieion st.-iiiding l\ll()\\'ll as the “olv .~.__
[Tl-1 iininediate posse-ssion.a good ,,],9,,,,,,PsS and (in,-,,i-,;|;,y_
.~’ -' SA1\‘FURD liasjiist: rec'd a quantity
‘_ __ 6__ superior :\'llllGl'il l Paint, wa rra ntcd cqiizzl
') any Paint ever before otl'orr=il to the public.
t is proof against lire, ivater and weatlii-i'-—it‘
4 iiiirliiiiigeaililc in its color—_—it mixes reaililv
villi any kind of oil,;ind is a beautiful daik
vrown or fi'eestono color. 'l‘liis Paint rcc’il
lie preiiiiuin at the N. Y. State Fair lie-.ld at
\lli:iny in 18-51). in coinpcliiion with the Ohio
9
, l<‘irc-pronf and .~:uve~i'al mlicr iiiincral l’::ii'its 11>
superior to niiyllilng of the kind in use,' or
Nuinci-ous certifi
'-:iil(-‘.5 ofils supcrioi'ii_‘,' lmve been given by t liosi»
~.vlio have tested it. of \vlii'cli tliesc me two:
“ \Ve lizive used your iniiieriil paint’ in paint"-
=ng cars and houses and upon our road, and wi-
r-an szifvly recoiiiiii-iiil it as zi very superior‘
clisxap and tlui':il;lc sirtii-lo of })illl'il.”-—l,ll".;\1.»\I\'
ll. Piii-:i,rs. Supciiiiteialeiit .“»_\'i'zii-use 65 litii,-;i
Railroad. Oct. 30, 1850.
“I have used a large quantity of your min-
eral paint. and l liiid it to be far pi-(-.£'i_-.i-;il;|e to
to the Ohio or any other p iiiit. now in iise-—it
iiiiperi-'inus to water. and iiiicliaiigenlile in
(‘.Olt)l'.”--l'l(iI’..-H31‘! Joii.\'so.\', Paiiiter for tlre S
&: U. ,l‘illlll'(.‘ll(l Co.
'l‘liis Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
Agent ll)l'lll€‘.ll1t1lll1Rl(?l'l)l'("l'S.
\Vcst'pert, Pdarcli ‘)4. 1851.
tiaiasn F‘E.-\'1‘11ERS ofa supcriorqualil}
’ for sale in’
Lockwooe, H A1G{ '1‘ is co.
YE‘!
ABLE and pocket cutlery for sale by
L , ll. 8: CO.
_ ‘1.-\.‘ilPI-’1l'“.NE and Biirning Fluid of the
bcstqLiiilll’_';' by L., U. & CO,
121.!‘
REAMS m:.m-i.\=—.: Paper, for
sale at iiiill pl'l('t'S by
\V. E. BlSSELL.
pg.-San who \\'0||l(l-lll{t:‘. to be situated 119211‘ the
.3" \vnf(.}]'_ his well divided into wood. pas-
‘ure, meadow and plow -l:1ll(l,t1.l'i'.l. is’ well wzit.-l
‘red, and is wortliy the attention or tiiose who
wish to purcliasea goo-l lai-in. Ii or ll1l'lVll(’.|'
cai'licula rs eiiqiiiic ol tl.e bl1l)_~t‘,ll..}0l at New
Canaan or of (flats. lsixiirs. at 1\'ni*wnll<-
\§Vll..LlA M DRU.\1M.OND.
F
New Ca niian. Doc. 9. 1850.. «J0
‘.1?-,"ér Sale.
Easel; cast for
, \‘E \Viii. R.icl‘nii'«ls is pisttiizg up an oint-
’~ iiieiit iii iiiiitzitioii oi the _:_'E‘ll|llllO 'l‘aiinei".-
(ileriiiau Oiiitiiiciit. lt bears a lac siiiiile oi.
the out'sid(-. \vrappi>i'. Vlll._R-l(5lltll'tlS. All per
sons wisliiiig to obtain min gm-iiiiiie article iiinst
be f_V0V'Pl'll8ll by the \‘.’l'lll(‘ll SlglltlllJl‘P of Jllllli
F. ’l‘iiiinei'. the inventor. on the oiitsiile wrap
peryof em-li liox. J(}l'l1_“l F. TANN E R.
Jorda ii, April ‘lfilli, 15.51. 3m-2]
. . . 3 -
A Vlll'nllll)li-‘l}(>ll1t‘Sl(‘iltl of 26., acres Ol
land,foi'iiierly tlie i'csidriice ol .liri'c(l§
_-\ vi‘;-:5. in New Caiiaan. 0“ 11- 1531:‘-flllillg
iv 0 story dwelliiig-liousc, liaijlh "ml 0ll”“' °“ll
‘iuildiiigs. and line orch:-ird of gI"el-lleil _l|'U“ l
.' - c I" . - - ' f
trees in a bearing state. Also. 3! «lCl";‘-‘ll “"3
timber land. 3}, miles nortli-west of l\0_|'\Hlll\
Bridge. Also, six iicres of \'~'00d "ml l““l’(‘‘'l'
‘ nile uoitli of New Ciilit-NIH Vil-
lage. Also two acres of wood lnnfl l_S'l_"5 '39“.
‘he saw mill of \Vatts t'_‘.oiiistock. LSq~ In New"
tianaau. For further pariiciilars enquire of
lie siili.<criber at the rcsideiise of VVni. Drum-
niond, New Canaan. ‘
E}3ENEZF.R. CAR'l ER.
New Canaan, June 14, 1850. *9l‘~’5t
'v’.?v‘ie-.z:- sac-r’s Retest
/.lII/‘l--]"‘I‘(’(’Z'/"llg A.‘-‘I..'(‘I"Z.(.'lI am.’ I'i.rrc .P‘I/71777
Can be used in our deepest wells or fctcli wa-V
:cr fr-3.“; wp.ll_s, at. it '(ll.sl:l|l('(‘-. ll. W()l'l\S \'('.l'}’ 4
easy and discliarges a gallon of water to eacli“
inotioii of the lever, and will not frcese iii tliei
coldest. wcatlicr. By ziltiicliiiig pipes water IS!
_r:ii'i'ied to any part‘ of the lltillte or barn and by 3
attaching a Lose can \‘r':Il(‘.l‘ the gardeii. cosr
yard, wash your windows, Carriages, &c. It
is also a good engine in case of tire as the pow-‘I
er of two‘ inc-.n can throw water to the top off
our highest liouscs. Sold b 3
LOC1{\VO()D, UAIGHT &. CD.
A éflfiazrel. ,
2 511-] E Subscribers would take this metliodv
. toinforin their friends and the public gen
erally, that: they have tlSS()()ltli€'tl together in,
the practice of Dental l‘;iui'gei'y, and will bej
happy to serve tli-i»-.ii' patrons in the best possi.-1
lile iiianner. It is their iiitciition to perfect;
such a rra iigemerits as will s*.'('.1l)'P. to their
friends all the advantages that the Doiit'lil Pi'o--
fession all’o-rds. and to execute their business
in ii stvle ci'eilitalile to tlienisoives. \Vitli many.
thanks for past favors, they would respectfully3
s ll(.'ll.l1 coiitiniiaiicc of the same.
CHAS. Fl'l‘Cll. A. t.llLL, DDS. i
Iéhiseeltttien
O_TICE.-.—'l‘lie liiiii ol'1\'ortoii, lshcll &
Co. was dis:-rolved on the 1st Jaiiuiiiy,
1
1551, by mutual r-orsc-.ut.
RUS.'\‘l§L W’. NORTON.
ALO.\'.'/SO l.’\‘BF..LL.
E. E. PRITCHARD.
Mr. E. E. Pritcliard is alone autliorized to‘
settle the l)L1Slll€~SS of the late firm and use its:
name in liquidation.
RUSSEL \V. NORTON.
9.1!? ALONZO ISBELL.
AILS AND SPIKES.--500l'.cgs cu! nails
and spikes, assorted from 3d fine to 7
inches.foI'sale by STREET .5: QUINTARD.
A
Iron Safe.
SMALL second hand Safe. for sael
cheap, at DISl3ROS.\V’
R. B... R.
AD\VAY’.a' Reiidy Relief for pain stops
the most severe and cruel pangs of pain
in secoiids,and cures the most 0ll$llt’1llf.P.(:lll'()l1lC
diseases in minutes and hours. It has cured
Rlieumatisni in 4 hours, Tootliaclie in 3 seconds
Nervous l‘]ell’lti(:l16 in 15 minutes, Sick Head-
ache in 15 minutes. sore .‘:<touiar-h in 5 miiiutes,
Diarrhcea in 25 minutes, I-l o:ii‘seness iii 20 miir
utes, Coughs and Colds in 4 liours. Also, Rad-
ARR-ON SEELY. Treasurer.
Daubury, 16th September, 1850.
Attest. E. QUIN1'ARD. Chairman,
W. C. S'l‘RB‘E.'1‘,S€(:‘y pro Lem. 44
kind.
L-t__;.'lRD CA l‘I—S by
‘ LOC.l{\VUOD, llAlGllT 6: CO.
LBATA S._l’OO—.\7S.—-A new article, 81
4:. a flozcu. Also, a splendiil lnl of (7llll(l|'()u’.~
rings, for sale by (3. A. DURANI),
Under Conn. lloti-l.
{ti}. '
URE _l\’l=Ir$ellles Oils. expressly for t:;blr-
use. _]ust' rcc’d by \V. E. EISSE L L.
ET All‘R.C)z5D STOCK taken for Gold
, ‘~31 \\'atclies at the store of the siilisciliei-
C. E. DlSl3RO\V.
Gliarlee .t'..~e-elzweed
§_%7’()lJLl) respectlully iiitoriii his liiouds
' and (zustonii--rs, tliiit: he has iniitle ar-
i'zii-geiiieiits with L. U. lliindlc, Esq. wlierc—
by he is eiiablcd to execute al or(lci's in tho
tailo_iiiig line that nniy be entrusted to him.
.l\'orwal|-., Aug. 7',1t:'51.
UST rcr:’d. ii splcmliil lot. of Eiiglisli Cas-
l0l‘.‘=. 'l‘«-a and (Jollee Pots, Fluid Lamps.
. Also, Fluid Barn Lamps.
C. A. DUll.~\1\'.D. Uiitlel‘ Cl. Holt-‘l.
ILVER. Draiiglit, Pipe and Top for Soda
Fountain, will be sold at a lmi-giiiii. En-
\V. E. ISISSE LL.
S
quire of
‘;.'UST-rec’d. a splenrlid lot of cu1i'pius.
C. A. DURAND, under Conn. Hotel.
€.‘Z=3o-else.
HE cheapest clocks ever ollcred in this
- - to\vn. for sale by C. A. DURAND,
Under Conn. Hotel.
B it
. DOZ LONDON MUST.-\'R D. for
salcat. BlSSELL'S
Beaks! Books 1 “’
“Q; UST l‘(‘(:’(l, ii largo additinii to my for-mm
’ ¢‘.‘\'lPI1.~lVetissnrliiiviil of li'ouk:=. Sltlll()llt‘l'\'.
dcc. of every p(lSS‘-ll)lP (lesci-iptiou. \'\'lll(,'l'l I will
sell at prices wliicli I ili-.l'y any one to l1ll(l(!l'-
sell. I ]Hll'(’.l'illS(-‘. of i'c_9_ul;ir (li-iilers for casli
and inakc it my llllSll‘i9.-S alone to select and
piircliiise for this 1'l):ll'l\€9l,tll1_tl am confirlenr 1
can still for loss than any one else in the county.
All ordeis, citlier of wliolesale or retail, frtiiii
Hbrotul promptly dispatcliml. Mzigiiziiies and
the current litenitiii-e of the day i'ccoivcd as
soon as issued froiii the pl‘G.-SS. {hiding in all
its branclies execuicd as l1F‘.l'P.l‘rilUl‘e.
A. SE.LLECh'. 17 Main St.
Beelrs E Books 1 I
' _- H F. st1l).sCl'll.)et‘ is DOW l’6tt('lVli)g extensive
additions to his stock of Books, Station-
er_V.VBlaiik \Vork, (Sic. Acuiiiplete assortiiiciit
01 _School Books at less prices than ever befm-e
o1iei‘ed rn Norwalk. Cap,‘Lettei', and Note
1‘?lP(’:l', Lnvelopes, &c. A few reams ofclioice
ltnglisli Laid Paper and small size F.-em];
Letter Paper. 2112 VV. E. BISSEL L.
T Watches.
.5’
AKE advantage of the want of money and
come and buy a watch oi-jewelry of any
Bought. with the cash at a discount, a
new and large lot this week. at
DlSBRO\V’S.
gaunis “"‘s1.ms Xri.t1%,i LL A.-——A "P fresh
supply of this valuable iiiedicinc inst rec‘d
way:s ‘(,irc_assi:in Balm lor t.lie Hair, mid Rad- at \VEED’S'
viay s tledicated Soap, for sale by ‘1 REEN GINGER for preserves, for sale
.1. A. VVEED. at B1SsELL’s,
Notice. i .
~’i~',:=A1:'*~, p_urcliased the Norwalk Oin-
’ nibus Line.would respectfully
inform the public that they intend to run their
stages as lieretofore for the public convenience.
Every etfortto please and acconiinodate passen-
gers to and from the ca is or between the t.wo
villages will-be made. which they trust. will en-
sure them the support oftlie citizens oftlietwo
villages. TAYLOR HOLLY.
July 24. 30if
Now is the Time to sace 1l1'o2ie_7/ !
Raymond & Mead,
Y HANK_l_*‘UI_i.fort»he ma ny favors so liber-
ally bestowed on them by the public,
would respectlully solicit a comiiiuaiice oftlieir
patro_n:ige—feeling assured they can now olfer
greater A lnducemeiits than they ever before
have done.
Their stock is new large and well selected.
comprising all the articles usually kept in a
grocery stc_ii'e,togi-.t.liei' with a viii-iety of fancy
oods, such as Sardines, Capeis, Ca tsup, Sau-
ces, Table Oils, Miiccai-oiii, Corn Starch. Pre-
St-.l'\,’~?l.l l-"ruits,Spiced Pickles. &c., &c. 'l‘li(-ir
stock of‘ Teas is the 'ttll'f{t‘Sl and must carefully
selected of any in Norwalk, rangiiig in price
from 5C cts to $51 per lb. A trial oftlieiiw.-oli'ec
is all that. is l‘.(’.(‘.('SS2ll‘y to convince that it is
superior to any sold in the plat:-e. Sugars al
ways on liand, cliczip and good for tho pi'ii:e.—
.> lso———l3‘lonr, Fisli, Salt. Pork, _l.:ird, llams.
Sinokcd Beef, 58-. wliicli will be sold c‘/ieapfor
car/1.. 5.75“ (loads dclivered to any part of the
village free of‘ charge.
Norwalk, July ‘2(itli,18:3
1.
--13. g ’- ‘ '-.'.r».—‘ —’ ‘mm
.1. Haves: Railroad.
AR.l{..»\N(§EME_V’l‘.
SUM MER
N and after l\lond:iy, April 28th. the fol-
lowing trains will leave-the Canal strcct
1’assciigei's will also
be received at the Neiv York and Hnrleni
)\illll'Oll(l Oflice at ‘2’.7lli st.
'ira.s.iNs i«‘n_o.u_ NEVV YORK.
1
station near Bi'oadway.
W
1' Ac(:uii'iiiiod-ation'l‘i'aiu iit 1 A. r.i.foi N
Havel) and all intei'i_iiedi:iti--.stations. Passeii-
gcrs from the \V:iy stations for Alba iiy, and.
the stations on the tlousatoiiic and Naugatuck
Rziilimids, will take this 'l‘rair-i and stop at
l:3i'idgeport ; for l*liii‘tford, Spiiitgfivliliiiiil Bos-
ton,join l’.xpi'e.ss Train at New Haven; for
Canal Railroad ’l‘rain at New l_laveu.
2. Express 'E‘raia at 8 A. for Slziiiif:ii'd
llriilgi-.poi't and Ni-ii.’ llarcii, tliciicc to llai't-
liii'(l,—Spi'iiiglield and l'}oslo:i. l’:isseiigci's li=I'
Canal Ruiliuad will take the cars at New
l'l2!V(‘l1 ; for the lloiisiitoiiic Riiili'on(l to .".ll,;aii_\
and Pittsliclil, and Poi‘ the Naugzituck.Riiili'oad
.-it Bi'is.lg0.po2't'.
llaven and all iiiti-riiiciliati-. stutioiis. Passen-
9;:-rs by this 'l‘rain forilio Caiml R.aili'oad, will
remain at New llaveii until 251: 1*. M.
4, Special '1‘raiii at 11.15 A. M. for Port
Clicste ‘and interiricdizilc stations.
5. Expi'css'l‘i'ziiii at 3 P. M. for Stamford.
;\'oIwalk, lil'ltl__LI(‘[)L)l'lI and l\'mv llavcii, tlicnci
‘to llzirlforil. Spiiiiglielcl and Boston, coniiccliiic
.=it Bi'iil_;opoi-t with 'l'i'a_in of l-loiisatonic Rail
road to l’itt.~tiuld. and with 'l‘raiii of Naiigiitiicl.
Railroml. On Slllll1'll2l_V'S this 'l‘iain (‘.0!il1(3L’l.~
\viIli'l'raiii ofCniial Railroad at New llaveii.
G. Accoiniiiodation 'i‘i:iiii at :1 1,’. l‘i1.l.lll' Nevi
Haven and ll)l.Pl‘lllt:‘tlltIl€‘- stations.
7. CUlYllI1l.lltlll0l1 Train at :3 9:3 I}. M. loi
l3i'id_<_vcpoi't and iiitmiriciliiite. stations.
8. Special Tiain at 6,30 1'. M. for Port Ches
icr and inti>.i°iiiodi:itc stations.
TR .-\lNS TO N E \V YORK.
1. S[)(‘('.lEil 'l‘:'aiii at 53;!) A. M. from Port
Cliestcr stoppiiigat all iiitoriiwrliiite stations.
‘.3. Coiniiiiitatioii 'l.'r:iiii at: 5.41) A. M. from
l}i'iilgopoi'r, sloping iit all the iiitermcdiat'e stzi
iltillS.
3. A(:cciriiuod;itioi: Ti-aiin at 6.15 .-i. M. froii.
New llaveii, stnppiiig at all intei'iiir.‘iliate stii
iltill. |'t‘C(‘.lVlllg p sscn_gei' from Ntlllg21lLl(.'l~'. Rail-
road at Br'iilgepni't.
4. A::coiiiiiiod:itionTrziin at 6.15 A. .‘-‘1- from
.\’ew Hzivvn.stopping at all iiitci'iiiedi:.=te Elli
'ltll1$‘.l‘eC(\lV‘ltigptt$SHllflCl'S from the lliiillnrt’
and New llavc-n,Czinal ind Naugatuck Rail-
‘ rods.
5. F.xpi'ess Tiuaiii at I.15 P. iu.. {iii comica-
tzon with the l*‘.xpi‘i=ss Triiiii froiii Bostoii) froiii
f‘.'mv l‘l:lV(‘.l1, stripping at l3-rideport. i\’orw;ill.
ziiid Staiiiliii'il——i'rci-iring p::.ssi=ii;;ei's from llll'
l.lOll.\‘:ll()lllC Railroad at Biitlgcpoit, and Canal
Riiilroad at New llavcn.
ti. ."~pccial ’l‘raiii at 3.35 P. N. from Port
Clieslrwstiippiiig at all ll'll0l'll'}(’tlll:lt'-‘ stzitions.
'7. .'\(5C()11llD0(l:il.l()ll Traiii at 4.120 I’. M. (rc-
r.:civiiig piissciigeis froin the Accoiiiuiodatioi.
l‘i':iiii from Boston) from New Llareii. S-luppiii_;
at all iiitoiniediiite statioiis.
8. Express 'l‘i'ain at 8.101’. M. (oi'iiiconiiec-
lion with the l1<lxpi'ess 'l.‘i'aiii from llosloii, stop-
piiig at Ui'id,‘__:cpo=t. Norwalk and Slaiiiforil, :ll'
-ivii g in New York 21111.30 1’. M. l~‘.vuiiiii_g
'l‘i'aiii from Pittslield connects with this 'l‘r:iin
zit‘ Bi'i(lg:=poi'l'.
NE \V HAVEN AND BRTDGE
SPECI.-1L.
From New Haven at 9.50 A. iii.for 1‘-Taugatuck
l{:iili'oiid and Pn'idgcpui't.
PORT
“ New Haven at 3.15 P. M. for llllilford
:iiid l\'ang:i:iick Railroail J iinclion.
“ New llaven at :3.‘.’0 1°. M. for Nziugatucl.
’.ai|rcad and l3i'iilgepr)it.
From Bi-iilg<=poi't at ($.30 a. M. for Flew Haven
frniii Nziiigiitiiizli Railroad.
“ Brid_<__;epoi't at ‘2 1’. M. for New Haven
from lluusalriiiic Railroad.
II
Niiiigatuclr Railrozid Junction at4.3O P
M. in connection with that road.
GEO. \-V. VV1]lS'l‘LER. Su;i't.
J
\-.. .« A .
G..:’§s§3.£*.’:.L
Sit in in or A i-/'(ui_g‘ciii r.-ril.
N and after llonday, April 28th. pasca-
\}" ger ll‘2lll'lS\Vlll run daily, (Sundays except-
ed.) as follows. ‘
Leave New Haven for C()ll‘1SVllTe at 5.4:’)
31- 11.15 A. M. and 3.3:) 1’, M.
Lvave Nmv Haven for 'l‘arili'villu and Colins
ville at 11 .15 A. M. and 3.30 P. M.
Leave Colliiisville for New l'lil\'el)t1l-7.40 A.
31., 10.5-'3 A. M. and 3.45 P. M.
Leave '.l‘ari1l'vllle for [Yew llaven at 7.15 A.
M. 3 P. 11.
The trains from Nexv llavei: at A. l\l.._
Colliiisvil. .445 P. M. and '1‘z:i'i'il't'-.illc at 3.
P. 31., are freight trains, with passenger’ ac-
coinruodatioiis.
.‘>'pcci(1l A 7'7'(7.’l?‘g¢'l1'l.’7I7.i'."7I/.
On Satui‘days._ liei-eafici', until fiii'tlici'iiotir:c.
the 2d [1i'lSSt‘l1_f_”(’.»l' train out: of 1‘i’ew liavcii will
leave at G P. M. or on the arrival of the 3 P
M. express train from Nexv York,
'l"raiii:; ofthe ll;irtfo.id, Pi'nvidciicc and Fish
kill Rziilroziil leave Plainvillr- for l.‘llll'lll_)l'(;l in
connection with the morning and afleriioon
trains from Colliiisvilleand Tai'iffville, at 8.15
A. M. and 12.30 P. M.
The trains of the Canal Road connect with
the trains of the New York and New Haven
Railroad. G. VV. \VHISTLER., Sup’t.
New Haven. April 28, 1851.
g ILL be oll"ei'rd for sale at public vendue
on the :’2.3th day of Dezeinber next, at
1 o’clock P. M. on the pi'einises, by order of
A.
Auction. .
of at private sale,)so niucli ofilie real estate of
Joseph Sillimaii, Es-q., late of New Canaan,
dec’d, as will raise the sum of $2785 '75 with
incicleiitzil (_liarges.
\VA'l"l'S COMSTOCK, Administrator.
Dated New Canaan, August 2511i, 1851-
§7 ERMACILLA and Maccaroni for sale ii
BlSSELL‘S.
THE undersigned liaving
3. Accoiiiinodalioii Traiii at 9‘ A. M. for New ‘
the court of probate (it not previonsl_',’ disposed
NIDBR-FU'L CURE-S!
it
7/. .
fill.-.l
Asthma, ronc11i‘t.is, Spitting
of Blood, and all other Lung
Complaints tendmg ‘co
C@i."*e1S1l'”i”'“’P"t’“IGPil‘l.
11 1111;
FOR THE COl‘v‘l?l-.-ETE cuaz OF
(}oughs,BColds, Influenza,
H3.
TH E‘ GREAT I
(‘.~’«5"'3.3'i.':‘7.‘*.Z-‘E El
P\(’t1(l‘3l'l have you ii Cough, which you are
iicglvcllug to cure, unilcr the idea that it is only
il i.-uinincii cold, and that it will soon wear it-
self out 7 Let a 1°rioiid tell you, in i.ll kindness.
what will soon be the result.
In a short time if you continue to neglect
yoursi»-lf, you will begin to feel a sciise oftiglxr.
ness and oppi‘essioii acrosstlie oliest, tl(.".:Olhp.’1-,
. nied with l'i'r-qiiciit sliarp dartiiig. pains. Then
a :li'y,lz:icl;ii:_«_§ Cougli will set in,and when you
.raisc iiiiytliiig it will be a thick and yellowish,
or white frothy liltlll('l' sti'c:ikoil pei'l':.'ips with
blood. ll' you still take» no incdicine. these. mi-.
pleasziiit syiiiptoiiis will iiii-.i'e:ise, and yoii will
-soon have lletllll; fever, cold chills, night sweats.
copious r-xprctoiatioii. and thou great. prostra-
tion. If you still neglect yourself, a f.-W
weeks or months will see you coiisigned to the
2l'll\"‘- lt'-?Wl".‘_' )‘0'Ii'fi-iemlsto mourn how rap
idly CONSUMP'l‘lON did its worl , and hur
ried you awi:_','- Fllvlltll lnive you no cause.
to be liltll'l11eal'l In the above sketch. you may-
see as in ii glass, how 0t'(‘l'_'y' case of Coiisiiiiip-.
lion pi'ogi'cssiis, with iiioi'e or less i‘apidity,1o (E
fatal tei'iiiiii:il'ioii. .Ol' all the thou.-aiid‘s and
iiiiflioiis wlioni this gi'r=nt' ilcsti'o_vui' has gallir.-i‘-
'oil to the tomb, evci'y sii-glc C115" licgaii with :3
‘Cold! if this had been atteiidcil to all iiri,«_-lit
have breen well; liut,be-ing ni.<:’e ted. 1lt1tlPl‘lll(3’
fital deliisioii that it would " wear itself off,” it
ti'a:i;-fcried its (lmrilly action to ile siibstani-e
_nl' the Lllll,'__'.\‘, c.\'cit'iiig tlie‘-re the tiiriiiiiticn (it
‘n’ err-lei. Ann l1'..“.', ard i-.nctl:ei' coil ai‘dcd
.P!I‘l to tho tlziiiie, until the e :.ul.c:clrs 8 a i to
_s .ficn and supp:ii':i'e, leziving by their i.lcei'a-
lion grunt cavities in ilw lungs. At‘ this crisis,
[llv d case is vciy d‘tT.cu't of cure, a d of-
l3‘lllilllCS sets at (lt‘ll~lllC“ all liuman l'Ht'HllS.
lii tlsi-. l:ittcro:- xvurst stage, this medicine
will ofii-zitiiiirs :1l‘l't*,;~tl lllt! (ll.s1‘ti$t‘5, or clii-ck its-
;.-i':igi'i‘ss, and will always iiiake the patient
moi'¢- cnmfoi'talili‘. and Diolniifl his life, and. is
zliercfore worlliy of a trial ;——bnl in its incipi-
o-nt or i‘l)l'llill.‘-‘£1’])t‘l'll)'l:%, Coiisiiiiiptioii is as cu-
riililc as any other r.‘i~sezisc,ziiiil Dr Rog-:-its’ S_‘,'i'-
iipol“ Livi-:i:\\'oi:'i'. Tau .t>:ii C.\.\‘C1l.-'lL \(iL'.-1,.
if taken at tliis lllllF'. will (‘lll'i‘ll.-lJ:'~:’1"~':'.“-.3 :sUiii~:-
‘Lr as 1'1‘ is 'r.-iki-:.\' 142333 ’.l‘liis is strong lan-
Liiiagc. but we can rcli-r_\on lo iiuir-.liei'less liv-
ing witiii-sscs to pi'ore that it. is ',l‘i'ue! And
lll£’!l'Pl()lt‘, we eai'uestl_'_,’ t'.‘illt)l‘l’ evci'y man. we-
man and (‘l1lli'l,_ wlio has a Coiigli, or is :‘-ubjcct
tn Colds. to keep this iiiciliciiii-. by you in the
‘lli'!llSt'-‘, and \\'ll(‘l:(‘V{‘.l' you tal-:9 cold, do not let it:
ziloiio to woe la iiiiscliicl in your systciii, but:
()l':l(lll7lll(‘. it t'ri"i-iii.-glily, and at oiicc, by this
;iowci'full_\' l!(‘lllll'g i-uni; 0l.ll$(l. and leave your
l4ll|1.L?-“ lH!l-:-.llH‘c<l, to carry you in full vigor to ii.-
good old age.’
l\.lO'l"i'lERS.
llavc you dc-liciitc, v.'enl.ly i:liildren, who are
zilwziys tziliiiigcnld, and siil-jcct to Croupl——-
llciiieiiilii,-r.’ ll1(‘l'i* iievcr was a case of Cronp,
\\lll(.'ll did no‘ orig'iii:ite in ii Cold .’ And \\lll:)lI-
'(!lil' child ;_voz-.s to bud wlii-i--'x.':ii_v_r:i.-»,(l coiigliiiigz,
#011 kiiuw not that. lit--.liire llltl.llllf':_£_{. Croiip may
1101.501 iii.::iul ere yoii can get ll l’liy.~:ir:iaii.puiii'
<l(’.:ll' child iiiay bu lii-yiiiiil the ri-.:icli of l1t‘l|).—-
\Vc. lit‘-st-ct-li yon. tluri'rl'oi‘e. as you value the
lives; of _\;o1iri-li‘:ldi'cii, kcep this iiiedicluc by
you lll tlii- ll0ll<£"., =ir»il Wi'tL‘ll your little ones
iakc cold and cn:i':iiicii<-o coiigliii:;_r, give it to-
iliciii at once, and rest not until the cougli is en-
tiri--ly siibilued. Vc (,‘()llF(3l(‘ll':l0ll.-.'l_‘y' avcr, ii 1'-
ter the iiiost. (?Xl8li(l(‘tl oxpi-i-ienc.-., rim; if this
'.-iilvicc were 1bll.i'.ve:l, no cliild iwed ever
DIE OF Cll )UP.
for the cold would be cured, bi-furc it could ar'-7
rive at this :i_r_»gi'av:ite-rl iiurl fatal .-tage. Lot
evci'y Mollie-i‘. especially. lice-d well 'licse irr-
iiiiirl-.s that she may not limeallcr, wlicn iiiiiiir-
uing i;vri'tlie eaily bliglit of some i;l.,..-,',|,9d
blossoni. ll:t’s't". t)(.""?lSl(ill biitcrly to reprcucli her-
self lor lli‘l'!:l'lli1'lltll iiiegliacl‘. It is an old adage
that to be l'ni'e‘.v..i'iicd, is to be foi'ezii'iiied.—
l’:i:'cnts! .\0,le-l it be in your case. .
+1.7? Be sure to ask for I): A. ]i’o_g/:r's .S'_7/r-
up Q] l.lVER\VOR' ', 'l'A R and CA.\CIlA-
LAUUA, and let no other be paliiied on to
"on. '
CA U'l‘lON.—- .\'mic gcmiivz-c. unless there
is on the mill" \‘.'|2l[}[T(-'1,‘-:1WI}/C’ of /.'un(/. signed
with a pen by A. L. SCO.VIL L &: CO.
For Sllll‘, v.'liolcs:ilr-. and retail, by A. L
SCOVll_.L 8:. CO. Proprietors. at their [ll'll']n
ripal Depot. (:i()'i‘l.‘l l(.' HA L L..".l6' liroailwiiy.
Nexv "York, to wlioin all orders for the M—i'-d-i_--
ciao, and letters i-clatiiig t.o agencies, should be
adili'essc(lpo.s'l ]i(.«',7'i/.
Also, for sale in l\'orwalk by J. A. KVEED,
and ‘W. E l.3].SSl.CLl...
Pri(.'c.—Iii largo bottle, $1,00 ; or six bottles
for 5-35.00.
NE W’ }_"OR1'\'1.\iPOl’t'l’E IS 6: .l()Bl3l'I[{S:
*1 fi$. V ,T "' ‘ 1
F1ll*.1L1l.l:1iV , 1lODG1tS 85 C0.
58 Liberty’ kin-eet,
Between Broculwugj and Nassiizi Slrcet,
Near llic Posf. ()_,.j7icc,
l\'E‘.V YORK.
gal? are rcceiviiig. by daily arrivals fiom
‘' ‘E Europc, our Fall and \Viiite:i assort-
ment of Ilirli 1"zi.~:/Liuizablc I"anc_I/ bill: and-
]l‘l.-'/li‘nc’r_i/ '(:}o-orls.
\‘v'e i‘e.<pectf-.ill_v invite all Cash Pui'chasei‘3
l.l'lOl'OlXglll_\' to examine our Stock and Prices,
goods and priizcs will induce them to select:
iiuiii our cstal.|i-limeiit. P;ii'ticiil:i 1'
isdcvoted to M ll. LlNlC}‘{.Y (£00.03, and ma-
ny of the illllL'lt‘S are inanul':ic;ui'ed exp:-essly
style and ‘.'llF'3l§)ll-.*~‘~'.
and ll-fit.
Satin and ’1'atTetta Ribbous,of all width and’
Colors.
Silks. S:.ti:is,Velvets,
ljleils.
Feat‘-ers, Americ n and French
Fl(1‘l'.'8l‘S.
- Pi.ffiii_.r_vs. and Cap Ti'imiiiings.
Dress 'l‘i'iiniiiiiigs, ltllg.-3 assortinent.
Eiiilii'oirlm-oil Capes, Collars, Undersleeves
and Cuffs,
Fine E|lIl)I‘Ol(l(-‘t"’tl Reviere and Heinstiteh
Caindrlc Haiidkercliic-fs. '
Crapes. Lisses, '1‘arletoiis, lllusion and Cap
Laces.
Valencienes, Bi-usse!'s,Tliread, Silk and Lis-
la '1‘lii'ead Laces.
Kid, Silk. Se\viugJSilg-k, Lisle Thread, Meri-
no Gloves aiir Mitts.
Figured and Plain Swiss, Book, Bishop
Lawn and Jaconet Muslins.
E nglis/L, Frmc/1., A.mei'ica7i. and Italian
Straw Goods.
September 1851. 4t*35
ENUINE Lubin’s ‘Extracts ‘and other-
Perfume, for the toilet and liandk"f,'j.ust
rec'd at BIS .
and Unc at Velvets,for'
Artificiaf
S
Q‘:
rind. as lltl(‘l'PSl govci-iis. we feel confident our ,‘
iilteiiiioii,”
to our (ii-dci', and rziiiiiot be sorpiisscd in beauty '
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap, Net/-‘lg b
Norwalk Chronicler