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SWISS BELL RINGERS.
Marine _I-Iall—0ne Night only!
I .ZlTon(hl._7/ Eiaviivig, -Sept. 291/1.
THE CAMPANOLOGIANS
...'-, i" Mi.
.~._.w-.
A—.-.n—
on SWISS i3i«:LL RINGERS.
FTER. an absence of two 5'cars in the
aoutli and west, as-zisted by Marl. Lovar-
by. Swedish Vocalist. and Herr Franz Stuzpel,‘
on his \\‘0ud_eI'litl wtsozl and straw instrument,
together with [lei r1*‘i'ci-.ltei'tliysei' and his three
‘talented sons. respectfully announce one of
their chaste, select and novel Musical Enter
tainuients as above. For piirticulai's see Pro-
gra inme.
I-1'.=‘:r.ii Fi:i:t~:m:ii'riivsr.it, 1\Iusii-:il Director.
I3’ Admission Tickets only '25 cents; chil-
dren half price. Doors open at 7.coniiiience
at 75! o'clock. MAJOR DUNN, Agent.
To the Probate Court for the Dist-ri'ct ofNor-
mzirc :-
7 ‘fl Eapplication of \VlLLlA.\I F. JOHN-
SON of tlietown of Farinington in the
Stat.e of New Ha uipsliire i°espectfully sliowctli
that he is lawful guardian to Euioline L. Juliu-
son, ii niinoi under the age of‘.!1 years. and that
-said minor is the owner of the folloiviiig t"eal
estate, lying in Noiwalk in said district, viz
‘:1 Certain tract of land in quantity seven ~.‘ici*'es
inore or less, boumleil uortlierly by \Villiam
‘Church aid Joseph L. Mziiviii. easterly by John
\ Va nderbilt, soutlierly by liigliw:iy,iiird westerly
-by land belongiiig to the town of Ntli'walk—said
iiremises beiu.9« llrat lint"! of t.lie (-slim: of Tiiiio-
thy Vaiiilerliiit il'ec"d, called the Plait Land.
And he fuiilier says lhat the estate is at
1 present iliipi'od'ii'c‘live; that the avails tlierenf
are wanted or the support, inaintenance and
education of said li‘Ill)'fl1'-, and that it will be for
the advantage of said minor to sell the sanie.
mid invest the arails tliereof act-oi"itiii}_r to law;
'wherel'ono he says that there is just and reas-
eimble cause for selling the same. Ile there-
fore prays the court t.o orvlcr said real estate-to
be sold, and to empower him or seine other
meet person to sell the saiiie. pursuant to the
-‘statute in such case made and provided.
Dated Septeiiiber 25th. 1851. I
\V.\'I. F. JOHNSON. Guardian.
District of [\-’o'ru:rzl/.: Prolialc Court ss Septem-
bcr 251/1, 1851.
’OriIcrei/—That the foregoing application be
i1'e.‘.ird and detei'niine.d at the P roliate Office in
Norwalk on the 6th day of December. 1851, at
9 o’clock forenoon; and that notice thereof he
published in some public newspaper iiear the
place where such real estate lies, three weeks
successively, at. least..~ix weeks before. said time
assigned. GEORGE A. DAVENPOIFI‘,
39 Judge.
.Districl (._=fNor1cal/.‘ ss Probate Court, .\‘epIcnL-
bar 27t/i, 1851.
*"STA'I‘E of JOHN KNO\VLEl~"-, late of
Norwnlk, in said district. dec’d.
ii‘-‘:é;~.'I‘lie Court. of Probate for the district of
.Nbl'walk hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the creditors of said
estat.--, to exhibit their claims for scttleineiit.
Those who iieglcct. to pi'eseiit their accounts
properly attested within said time will be de-
barred a rccove.ry. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make iinnierliate
giayine-'.it to DAVID LO\V, Executor.
Colombian Hair Dye.
TH E subscriber is prepared to colortlie hair
of any person turned gray or otliei'wise, to ll
beautiful brown or black. without injury to its
growth. Tlie article is also for sale, with di-
!'ec'tioiis for use, at. the haiber's shop near the
spring. JOHN TAYLOR.
Wanted.
COLORED Lad to learn the harbors and
hair (l-1'eSSlt1g business. One who has
worked a short time at the litisitiess prt‘fvl'-
red. JOHN TAYLOR.
.8 -_;_
Notice.
HE inhabitants of the town of Norwalk
-and no‘n resido-tits. liable to pay taxes in
said town, are notified l.llIIl.‘t'1 town and state tax
on the assessment list of 1850 has been placed
in my hands for collection. and that payment
thereof iiitist be made on or before the first day
of November 1851, and those who neglect pay-
ment may expect. to pay travelling fees. _
The subscriber will meet those. disposed to
pay their taxes without costs at the store of
John A.§';\Veed onlhe 14th and 18111 days of
' Octobei'.froni 2 o‘clock to G P- M.
4 JAMES FINN-EY, Collector.
3t. sept. 31851.
A CARD.
THE undei'sigiied proprietors
-- _ g _ of the NorwalkOmnihus Litie
'_Zfrj.j{»l4_"._Hf._‘ii_ , _, would inform the public that
they run puiictually and regiilarlytoeverytrain
of Cars and i'eturt'l to the Bridge on the arrival
of each train, all rumors so inilus't.riously,cii'cu-
lated “ that they are not. to be depended upon”
to the contrary notwithstanding. The omnibus
leaves the Bl'l4.l'.IP. jbiliictii-3113* at
10 minutes to 6; 715; 915: 11. it 12 A. M-.
2; 4 1-2; 515; G; and M715. P. M. A
Returniiig leave South Norwalk on the arrvial
of every train. Hoping by a strict attention to
the wishes of the community to merit; their
support. we are, the publi(‘,’s humble servaiits.
srp 20 TAYLOR &'HOLLY.
Notice.
THE subscriber is desirous of selling
;l,f:,1g~ tlieiioinesteiid now occupied by her, con
...__..'-ml’-' sisting of a good new house and four
acres of good land well set out with young fruit
trees, of all kinds. It is located in Silver Mine
near the Mill of Mr. A. Betts, and will be sold
very low, if applied for soon.
sepgif JULIA BYINGTON.
FALL STOCK!
Cheaper than Ever
VEHFI sul)sci'ihers have just received, _and
shall keep constantly on liaud one of the
largest assortments of
READY MADE CLOTHING
for Fall and \Vinter wear, ever brought into
this town, which will be sold clieaper than ever.
tf LITIIAUER 6.’. TURK.
WANTED,
ROM the ]st. of November, a small room,
suitable for it school. One in a house
where board could be obtained would be pre-
ferred. Address Miss Morton.
3t‘ Norwiilk.
AME into the inclosure of the subscriber
a flock of Geese which the owner can
have by paying damages and for this advertise-
ment. H. MAGNER.
sept. 16, 18.31. 31;
Shaker Herbs do Extracts
ONSTANLLY on hand all the different
varieties of herbs iiud extracts. prepared
by the Shakers at New Lebanon, Mass. at
~ \VEED'S.
_-;—~..‘,r?.,,.‘
it ‘fl.’
A LARGE quantity of Lubin's Extracts,
' Fariuas, Cilrigne. "Just; receivnd at.
VVEEITS.
NEW GANAAN‘ NURSERY.‘
-7 ‘HIS nursery now ‘einbracing fifteen atzres
. of land. consists of more than two limi-
dred thousand engral't.ed Fruit Trees. embracing
- Apple, Pear. Peach, Plum‘, Cherry and Appri-
cott. Also, a variety of Grape vines, Goosebery
Ilaspbcrry and Strawhery plants. The orna-
meut.-il trees are Horse Chestnut, Mountain
Ash. Spru..e, American Fir, Arbor Vitae and
European Larch. - »
The selection of the varieties of Fruit.trees is
only it few froui the iiiaiiy. einbracing on‘-y the
most valuable varieties known, in cultivation in
Europe and America. The Trees ofghig mu-_
sery are yduiig, vigorous and‘ true to their
name. i
'I‘lie Peach trees are of healthy origin from
. \Vestern New York and are not sulject to dis-
ease known as “ Yiilliim-':.“ which usually infest
trees grown in the nurseries of New Jersey
and vicinity of New York.
As the subscribers can supply a few thous-
and oftlie varieties suitable for ti'ansplat.iiig
this fall. they respe.ctf'ully iiivile all who wish
to plant. Fruit trees, to visittlieirnursery which
is_sit.inited on the farm of Stephen Hoyt, one
liiile and a lialfeast oftlie village of New Ca-
naan and three niilesanil a half from Norwalk.
sep 2111 S'I‘El’HEN HOYT :55 Co.
FRUIT T3335
AT '1‘ [-1 1:
U
£1’ anti.) IV ormalli Niirsrty,
THE subscribers respectfully solicit the
. attention of fruit. growers to their stock of
'I‘ree.s, coiisisting ofclioico Apple, Pear, Cher-
ry Plumb. Appricot and Peach '.l‘ree.s_ Ever-
grceiis and extra sized horse Chestnuts and
moiintaiii asli. Also a very fine lot of Isabella
and 'C:i'taub:i (.-irape Vines. Also the true li’cr/
34.-iIi'L"cr77 I‘i'(l.\jlI)CI‘,:l-/._ wliii-li we wairaiit, and
hold ourselves responsible for its being the new
or Pure red Antwerp. Tlie last of Oct. or 1st
of Nor. will be the proper time for putting out
the plants, when all necessary (lll‘t-‘(‘I.l0l1 will be
given. GEO. SEYi\lOUI{. A: Co.
P. S. \Ve caution the public to buy no
Antwerps ofaiiy person without llOltllE.‘g them
respo.1sihle for its being the new or pure red
Antwerp. The country is full oftlie spurious
kind. sep‘20 if
E. ‘WARREN
Cabinet Illa/aer and Untlerta/.‘c7' .’
(Two doors east of the Bank.)
.S’1‘A1l1lv‘0RD, 0' '.
IIVING recently cttninpleterl an
extensive alteration and improve-
incut in his cxlalilisliinent, and ex-
"‘- toiitleil the compass of his business.
' would respcctl'ull_y inform the inhabi-
tants of this and the ailjoiniug towns, that he
has now on liaud and is constantly inaiiuf'act‘ur-
ing every des,ci'ijltioii of
cenmms? WARE
iz: a goof anrl gerieral varioizy of
Bczulstcarls, Tables, II‘r(L.\‘/1.81:1-7t!t'.\‘, S€C')'(‘ld‘)'i€S
Bu-rcai/s, Sofas, (S-c.
made of various kinds of woo.l.’aud selling at
prices which ca nnot. fail to suit the purcliasor.
Also, a variety of CHA /Ii’S—liaii', cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style.
llouselioldfurnitare of any description matin-
actuiedto order at short notice on the most
!3l:i0l‘l3ll)l0 terms. Also a very extensive as-
Jrtincnt of
iilcztt/'cs.s'c.v, Pa!-zhsses, Patient Bead-
sterzds, tS'C. d‘C.
That. can be setup and taken down by any one
it less than two minutes.
He has also a liandsomc assortment of the
iiost fiisliionable styles of
0
Looking G-Ensues,
which lie will sell as cheap as can be bought
an y where.
Ile is also prepared to furnish
COFFINS, SII ROUDS, CAPS, SC.-‘IRES. Sci‘.
oft.-very description that may be rli-sired, or
that; can be obtained in the city of New York
at it moments warning. day or night, on the most
re.asonab|e terms. He is also prepared to fur-
nish liezirses, carriages, see to the digging of
graves, and t.o attend to any other ai'raiigeiiient
that; may be wislied for the funeral procession,
(kc. Those who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased friend several days, can be furnislied
with an ice box in which it. may be preserved a
week or longer if neccssar
3-_,
E. C. VVARREN.
Stamford, Sep.‘.'.’, 1851. _ I‘ if
iaiir F.-ILL AND WINTER Goons
A'l‘
ZiEOT.?LTON’S
OMP RISING a full iissortineut of the
latest styles of ladies Dress Goods, such
as Muslin Delaiies. low pi‘i(:P.(l to extra line,
figured, plain and changeable Alpaccas. Para-
inattas and Lustres, printed and plain Cash-
niaies, Etglish. French and American Prints
in any quantity or quality. . ‘
Also for geiitleiiieiis wear. :1 great variety of
Broadclotlis, Beaver Clotns, CtI$slll‘tel'5i S“"l"'
netts, Kentucky Jeans. Ate. Vestiugs of Silk.
Satin. Velvet, Caslimere kc. Also lowpiiccd
qu:ilities——:i good assoi'tine.iit.
Also 300 Blue Pilot_Clotli Monkey .Iacl<€lS.
a good article and very cheap. do a good assort-
me.u't. of Utlti-.r ready niade Clulhitt". consisting
of over coats, sacks, Pants, Vests, &c. Also
ii new and very much iniproved kind of woolen
Under Sliirts.
__Also 1ttilp;ilrB1ibcot:‘.lis shoulder Braces at
95 cts per pair.
Bay State Shawls, all qualities mid sizes at
innuufactui'ui'e’s prices.
Carpeting, Mattiiig and Oil Cloths, i-:onstant-
ly on hand. '
Also 501111 yrrls 4 4 Brown Slloetiiig, llie best.
quality made in this cocntry at 6 1-4 cts per yd.
also superior Bleached Sheetings at; the same
price.
Also 40 bbls Ship Boead suitable for feed.
New Goods front auction and other sources
every week. : ,
Meus and Boys Clothing cut as usual free of
charge—or made tooider in the best and latest
style at. much less than the ordinary prices.
. S. MOULTON, JR.
\Vestport, sep. 15, 1851. tf
URSUANT to an order from the Court;
of Probate for the District; of Norwalk.
will be sold at. Public Auction to the highest
bidder. on the lltli day of O('tohei'. 1851. at 1
o’clock in the afternoon, unless previously dis-
posed ofat private sale, so much oftlie real es-
tate of Tliaddeus S. Quick, late of \Vilton in
said district deceased. as will raise the sum of
$1234.71, wltli incidental cliarges ofsale. Sale
to take place at the last |‘(-".SlllE‘-111:8 of said de-
aeased in said VVilton° Terms made known
cttlie time ofsale. G. S. NICHOLS, Adi‘-
Wilion. Sept. 20 1851. . st
District of Norwalk ss Probate Court, Scptcriil
bar 2001. 1851.
ES1‘A'I‘E of HANNAH J. VIALLORY
late of Norwalk, in said district dec’d.
The of Court Probate for the District. of Nor-
wrilk hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof for the creditors of said’ Estate
to exhibit. their claims for settlement. Tliose
who neglect to present their accounts, properly
attested, within said time, will be debarred It
recoverery. All persons indebted to said estate
-are requested to make ini‘mediate' payment to
sep 20 3!; WM. MALLORY. Adinr.
To Let.
AHOUSE pleasantly situated near
tlie_Bridge. Possession given iimuedi-
Inquire at this oftiflfl 15.37
‘V H E subscribers take this method ofinforin-
. ing the public," that. they are new prepar-
ed to do all kiiitls ofJobbing in their line. viz:
Machine work in aeiieral, Die turning, all des-
cription of Saw ing, \Voo'd turning from a P0‘:-
tico pillar down to iin awl liaudle. Turned
Cedar hitchingand fence'Posts on band, also
blind hinges and fastnings for sale.
An1l$S()l'lmel1t of Furniture, and knobs mid
locks may always be found at: the office oftiie
Factory,at. inanufactured prices. A share of
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
_ R: W. NORTON 6.’. CO.
R. ‘V. NORTON
M. M. NORTON
South Morwalk, Sept 15th. 1951
Auction.
I)UI-KSUANT to an order froui the Court
. of Probate fortlie district of'Noi°\valk-will
be sold at public auction to the highest bidder
ontlie Stli day of October 1851 at '2 o'clock in
the afternoon, unless previously disposed of at
piivate sale, all the real estate of Cliarlcs Bur-
tis. an insolvent debtor of New Canaan in said
district, assigned to me in trust for the benefit
of his creditors. Said real estate consists of ii
tract. ofliind in said New C;m;mn in quantity
one acre and two roods more or less with two
-dwelling houses and other buildings tlieroon
staiiding. Also one other tmct of land in said
New Cansaii. in quantity twenty five acres
more or less. Also one other tract of land in
said New Canaan, ctllled the Frogtown land in
quantity ten acres more or less; also about one
acre and two roods of wood land in said New
Canaan; also. another tract. of land lying in
Dalian. in quantity twenty one acres more or
less \.ith a barn standing thereon. Said prop-
erty will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Sale
to take place on the preniisos. coinuieiiciiig at
the land first above. described. Terms made
known at. time and place of sale. .
VVM. ANI) R EA S, Trustee.
New Canaan. Sop. JG, 1851. 31*
Real Estate For Sale.
URSU \N'I‘ to an order from the Court of
Probate for the district. of Norwalk will
be sold at Public Auction on Saturday the ‘25tli
day of October next at ‘.2o’clock P. M. (unless
previously disposedofat. Private Sale) so mu ch
of the real estate of Moses \Vebb, late ofNor-
walk deceased, as will raise the sum of $283,-
111 with incidental clnirges of sale.
The said Estate consists of Meadows and
\Vood Land and lies ii short distance north of
the liead of Five Mile River Harbor. Sale to
take place at or near the late residence of said
dec'd when the terins of sale will be nimle
known. For moi‘ partirrularinformation apply
to S.\MUE L RICIIA RDS, Administrator.
Dated at Norwalk, Sept. ‘.?'2d, 1851. 4138
Izast Gall.
ALL Persons indehtcdt to the estate of
Eniery Bissell are nottied that; all ac-
uot settled previous to tlili first of October will
be placed_’in the hands of Harry Fitch (depu-
ty shcriff) for collection.
\V. E. BIS.‘3ELL. Adininistrator.
Norwalk, Sept. 12th, 1851.
Danbury &g Norwalk Railroad
Gompany. ,
T a meeting of the Piosident and Direc-
tors, on the 4th inst. it was voted :
That the instalment which was made paya-
ble on the 1st. of .l:1i‘i’y last, and postponed utt-
til fuitliernction of the heard, his due and pay-
able on the 15th itist. and that notice tliereof
be given by the 'l‘i'casurei‘ in the Ni.rwalk Ga-
zette and Danbury Times.
Sept. 5.
3'7if
A-T a nieeting of the President and Direct-
- ’ors oftlio Danbury 6: Norwalk Railroad
Company held on the 1st ’I‘iie.s-diiy in Decent-
bcr last it was voted tlttllliltt-1 'l‘i'easurer demand
and receive interest from all the sul)sci'ibei's
that iiogloct to pity their instalment five days
after they become due.
G EO. \V. IVES, Trees.
Danbury, August. 28111, 1851. 35
Come and See
T/ll.’ luargcst a-nrl best as.vortmcnt of
Olliice, l’ru'lor., Hall and Cooking
STOWES,
That has ever been e.ir/tiliilrd in this County,
at 12:-iccs asIoIii.s-Iiizig to all.
LOCKWOOD, I-IAIGIIT 85 CO.
Norwalk, Sept. 8th, 1851.
' For Sale Cheap.
‘ A good family horse. Enquire
/ ill
this office.
Great Eaiclucéments
At No- 15 Iiiaiii Street.
E\V S'l‘OCI{ of Fall Goods at Ilia Hat.
Cap, and For Store of H. C. I’~.andle.—-
Just rec'd a large assortineiit of men’s cloth.
plush, mohair and glazed Cups of the latest.
styles; also, the best: variety of cliildren and
youtli’s Hats and Caps ever offered in Norwalk.
which are not to be beat in neatness, durability
and clieapness Call and see his stock of wool
and fur I‘ItllSf()l'(:l1llLll'el1, fancy Caps, Umbrel-
las,Unicn and Ctll.if.i.)l'tll:1 Hats; constantly on
limit] lint. Cases and band boxes. A good article
I'"urs of all kinds in their season.
The fall fasliioiis for ,rzent!eii1eii's Hats rec’d.
fioin which he is iiianufacturiiig an iirticle that
cannot; fai to please. varying in prices from
$2 50 to do, the quality of which has been
so well tested by his nunierous patrons that. it
is needless to co_ii1in1-int. Caps from is to 20s.
Also a few Alcohol bbls for sale cheap.
Sept. 9, 1351.
IJi°.s-lrt'ct of Norzral/c ss Probate C'ourt,Sc,47‘fcin-
fist’ 9//L. 18.51. _ y ,
ES'l‘A'I‘lC of NEHEMIAI-1 GREGORY
~|ate of Norwalk in said district., dec’d,
The Court of Probate for the district of Nor-
walk hath limited and allowed ‘§lX1110l1l’.llS from
the diiteliereof, forthe t:'re‘ditors of said Estate
to ealtibit. their claims for settlement. Those
.vlio neglect; to pi"etse‘t1t their accoiints, proper-
ty attestctl, within said time, isillbe debarred
i recove'1'y. All persons indehtedto said estate
ire requested tohtake' immediate payment to
3L‘*37 DANIEL G. VVEED Adiuiiiistriitor
Notice. , ,
7 H E Books for the Capital Stock of the
Not-walk Farmers Live Stock A’. Firelu
surance Company will be‘ opcfnetl on the first
Monilziy of October ne'xt—at the store of John
A. Weed in this town.
CHAS. ISAACS
JACOB LOCl(\-VOOD S Coinmis'rs.
STEPHEN SMITI-I
Norwalk, Sept. 8th, 1851.
BOYS. ATTENTION!
])O you want a Glazed Cap? You will
find them at Randle’s no. 15 Main st.-
price from 12 1-2 to 18 3-4! cents. Come quick
or t,bey’ll be among the missing. sep 16
i‘¢i)ititli'l\'l‘oi‘wall:' iltilaiéhine ‘i I I
I More éoatsli ‘’
Te"iufoi*mfiiii'customers that we have itoi.
ted, but on ibo contrary have been selling C~'o'ii-A
stantly and shall continue to sell it “ leotle low-'
er” t.liaii can be bought elswliere. \Ve shall
Sta ml to our word in this respect and customers
have only to give us a call tc szitisfy theniselvs
ofthe fact. DAY & LOCK\VOOD
South Norwalk, Sept. 15th, 1851. 4t:"‘37
Select School.
HE ‘fall and winter term of Mrs OLMS-
'I'ED’S school will coiiimence on Mon-
day the (ith ofOctobe.r iiext. Terms $2.50 for
primary brauclies and $3 for more advanced
scholars. JULIA O[.M'S'l‘ED.
URSUANT toaii oi’--.ler from the Court of
Probate for the District. of Norwalk will
be sold at Public Auction. to the liigbest bidder
on the 27th day of Septein ber, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon,(unless previously disposed of at
private sale.) so much of the real estate of
George Meaitl late of St Louis in the state of
L\‘lissouridec’d, as will raise the sum of $864.20
with the incidental expenses attending the sale.
_SillBl9l1Jl{G place on the premises near J. Jaines
in said \Vilton in said district. Terms made
l(liO\'l't]:ilt the time of sale.
Dated at Norwalk this 13th, day of Sept.
1851. ABEL ‘\VI-IITLOCK. Adair.
New Fall Goods.
I] E subscriber would ca II the attention of
the public to his stock of Dry Goods just
purcliased, embracing styles of all descriptions
suitable for the Fall trade. such as figured iind
plain Poplins, very rich Casliineres, DeLaiues,
Ginghams—new styles and vei'yfii_ie. Calicoes,
Gloves, Hosiery, and a variety of oth_e.r Goods.
all of which have been pui‘cli.ised at the lowest
inaiket. prices, and will be sold accoriliugz‘-y.-—
He has also a fresli supply of Broadclotlis,
Cassimeres and Vestings of till colors and qual-
ities, which he will out, free of expense, or
nnike to order in the most fasliiouable styles at
prices that will defy-coinpetition.
L. [-1. RA-NDLE.
Norwalk, August 26:11, 1851 .
Per Sale cheap.
Q FE\V pairs of full blood Cochin China
Fowls. There are several cocks which
would be exclianged tor the common breeds of
liens. Enquire at. this office.
Lost.
GOLD CUFF PIN. on Friday evening
last. The finder will be suitably reward-
ed by leavingit. at this oflice.
Whcelbarrotv Express!
LOADS of Calico at (ii cts per yar .
richly worth 123;. C. J. GRU M AN.
.-'IMI’ll—E-1_\'lsI nd burning fluid wiirraiitod,
' and new every week, at
DISB RO\V‘S.
Wanted Emmccliately.
OR 2 steady, it)tltlsl‘.l'lUuS Girls. to work at
the folding and sticking of Books. To
such properly qualified.;_{ood \viiges. good treat-
ment: and constant eniployuient will be given at
the book store of A. SELL EC K.
Sawing and Planing.
T the sleani plauiiig and sawing .-ash and-
blind mill of Messrs. lined 6.: lsbi-lls may
be found a large assortment of mouldings of
various and tasteful piittcrlis.
All work done with proinptuess and in a sat-
isfactory iiianuer.
T REED 1°C ISBELLS.
Norwalk. August 532.1, 1851. 34
5 3
Girls
V ILL find metallic lieaii couibs new and
cheap, croslia neeilles in boxes very
cheap, and a great. variety of fancy goods; also
a new and interesting article of ganio, at
DlSBl{.O\V’S.
Dry Goods.
VENHE subscribers are this day opening it
large and elegiiiit assortiiient of new Fall
Goods. enibracing all the various styles now in
iuarket. Now is the time for bargains.
MA LLORY A’. LE\VIS.
N cw ANI} i;Li«:GA.\'-'r'
Fall Dry Goods!
Hitchcock & Leadbaater,
No. 3-17 .BI‘0(£(1‘tl.‘(l_l/, corner Leonard .96., N. Y.
H iive already in store a very large and splen-
did assortinent of New and Elegant Fall Goods
including a great variety of rich and handsome
styles,-as beautiful printed Casliincres and De
Laines. plaid Silks, brocade, watered and plain
do, French M erinoes and plain Caslimeres of
every desirable shade, ciilol‘ and quality.
Pai'amattas, or Coburg Cloths, of various col-
ors——iu appearance and finish pl‘t’cisely like
Merino, but of oi.ly about lialfthe cost.
Broche Long and Square Shawls, Canton
Crape and Thibet do., plaid. woolen. or rob roy
do., Velvet and Merino Cloaks and Sacks, and
every thing else, in fact, iieccssaiyto perfect a
lady’s wardrobe; togtélhér with a large and full
assortment of housewife and family Dry Goods,
as linen and muslin Sheeting and Sliirting, Ta-
ble Daiuasks. Diapers, Napkins. Lawns. Crash
Towelings and Towels, lace and Muslin \Vin-
dow Draperies, \Voolen Blankets and Mar-
seilles Quilts, Toilet, Table and Piano Covers.
Flannels, Canton Flaniiels. Tickiti‘gs, English
and Gel‘iii:iii' Hosiery, and, in short. e1‘7t3'i'_s’/‘tltiiigi,
in the line of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods;
and giving their attention entirely to the retail
business. learn the wants of the public'. and
spare no pains or expense to be able to supply
them, while their strict: aillierence to their sys-
tem of one pi-ice, without variation. secures to
every customer, whether child or adult, fair
and honest" dealing.
Mourning iind liiilf mourning Goods of every
kind and style the market. affords, always on
hand. Gentlemen’s Cravats, EIanr.lkei'cliieC<,
Gloves, Under-Shirts, Drawers, &c.. at less
than usual prices. Orders from’ the coun-
try or city will be promptly executed. sent. as
directed, and the Goods always wai-ranted, and
money returned iftliey do not give satisfactioii.
Bundles sent any hour of the day to any
Railroad, Steamboat or Ferry in the city, so
that ladies from abroad will have no trouble
with their goods from the time of purchasing
until they are ready to take their seat in t-he
cars or boat for lioine'.
II. & L. spare no pains to secure" the servi-
ces of polite and competent. Clerks, whom they
require to give every attention to‘ their c'ttslom=
ers. show Goods freely, but never urge them‘ to‘
buy; and never allow impolite or ungentleinanly
conduct, and would feel greatly obliged if their
customers would report any such immediately
to ‘the Shop Walket.
-.q.-~‘r,.w4‘v‘«4~.v.q<.,- —.v.. .7-;-.,.. -... ..... — ..
stappe(l'selI1'ng Coal. as has biéfati repor-'5
At w.1:.'. EAYMONIIS
In about ten days, a very err-teizsioe
assortment of Fall ’
ry floods
1 o ‘ - . _
Embiaciuga Great Variety of every Species of .
Dress, Staple, and
FANCY GOODS,
Adapted to the wants of the _7mZ2Zz'c at
this ssason of the year.-
This Store, After Undergoing
Evtansive ALTEEATIONS and Repairs,
Making it by far the LARGEST and
Most splendidflry Goods
‘ESTABLISHMENT
In the ‘ll/'/l()[8 State of Connccticzuf,
will offer the greatest inducements to Pur-
chasers of DRY %OODS, Ever before offeied
by any E.-:tablislnn¢.-nt on the Continent of
AMERICA! __
ids-aide-:i°s Rcfloct
ON THIS! ll
IV E. 'RAYI\'IO ND.
New Canaan. Aug. '28. 1851.
Just Received!
'E‘hc Largest Stock
0/ ‘W -Dry
C700(f..s', at.‘ prices pr37_'fcctZ_ 1/ (z.sZ07zislii72g
In fact, some Goods are almost
H7333. .
Um‘ (z3s0'7‘zf}7zm2t of DcLa‘iIzes, Cash-
’?-’?-67'£‘S. A/j)(c'C(‘(./S, 1’0;2/£723, .P(’7'.S"Z.(l72
I}cLa.".*2e5, T/rz7)cJ Clot/i, jlfcrzino,
and other 11]} was
. never as good at preserzr.
Our Stock of Di'csS Silks is. Iimuense,
consisting of Black and Colored, Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety. Our stock of
Broad Cloths, Cassiiiieres. Satinets, Vest-
lugs and all other goods for Menis and Boys’
wearis larger than ever before of1'oi'i=J1l. In
fact. Ladiesaiid Goiitleiiicii can fi_nd any and
every article wanted for Dress, Use, or Orna-
ment. and at prices that would nstonisli all. and
DE 1*‘ Y COM P lC’I‘l'l‘.lON. Also, the Largest
Stock of Domestic Goods ever offered. and by
all odds the cheapest Don't for_9.et, the
“OM Bridge Store”
Iv l/£6 placefor B A ['3 GA LVS .'y .’
C J- GIiUMAN-
Norwalk, Sep. 1. 1851.
New Fall Goods,
in any quiaiitityjust
recciv’d and forsaic
chcap,hyh
Evtialiczy‘ & Lewis.
Building Lots.
SEVERAL beautiful and eligible building
lots for sale at a l)t1l'_.C_'t1ll1. Enquire of
ALLEN 8.: MEEKER.
__ Mantle flriimmcnts,
UCH as Giraiido'es, plated and glass can-
dlesticks, elegant. German and American
flower vases. marble and alabaster clocks; also
plated goods, cake baskets, fruit dish:-_s and a
variety of other new goods this (lay rei:’d at
DISBP.O\V’S.
_ Bats and Mice Look Out 1
YON‘S PILLS for the destruction ofthe
above named vermin; magnetic powders
for the ilestruction of cockroaches,ber1bugs,auts,
flies. &c., warranted without fail. Also; Levo’s
vermin e‘xtermiuator and North Aniericaii rat
exte'rn'iinatoi' for sale by Vi’. BISSELL.
Dr. Ba'~rming’s
LACE OP» BODY BRACE.
‘OR the cure of cui'l'ed, weak and iliseased
Sl)lll8——(lL‘I’.ilS(‘S of the heart and lungs.
and all diseases loading to r-onsumptiun. dys-
pepsia and other affections of the stoiziacli, liver
and digestive organs, diseases of women. and of
the visceral (irgaiis generally. Sold by
\V. BISSELL.
Vyentc-:1.
SHIRT I\IAI{I1iI'i.'S, also hands to
make coats. pants and vests.
GEORGE A. KEN WORTHY.
_ Silks I 011, Siilzs I I
IT is perfectly astonishing that black and fati-
cy dress silks can be sold so vcrylow at the
store’ of C. J. GRUMAN.
20
Congress Water, _
‘-Ii‘ RE-SH and sparkling from the spring; in
’ quart and pint; bottles by the dozen and
Single, at _ ‘VIE ED_'S-
G_1oths,Gassimeres 6;. Satinctts
T unheard of low prices. A few piecesof
those Sutiiietts left at 44 cts per yard.
- ~ G. J.'G:
ibiteél (
. - Machinery. ‘_
. I'IE_,SIll)scI‘l_b9|'S. having recently lffiidathc
A — _n'_et§essary. ul'I'tln_‘BinQn1,s;al‘B 'iib'i'irL pro‘-
l_",li'e‘d.ex.ecute all or tire for l‘liitnl1liil:‘t_llI'ing'
I-".)d___.l‘.é‘j"l‘til‘l'.lflg all kindsyof ma,chiiiery{fl!i‘L=ltlitii-
‘l:iAI‘tlAY'Jl’ll.l=‘1ng._tln(I other purposes. Wa’wi|I;a]3u
silperiiiteiid the erectioiiualtering n'i_id.rep;qmg
the same. -.,We‘ liave ‘on hand and are _l:‘6i‘isfnn'tly
manufacturing all the ditl"ereiit kinds of patent
axles for I light. and heavy vehicles. which we
will dispose of on the most favorable terms.-=
Orders to be‘ left at Street 65 Quintai°d‘s store.
Nt0|'\Vfllk: 0!’ at our shop, the first buildiiigiiortfl
of James anes’saw-mill. c _- , 5 ‘___‘
. - . ALDRICH as WHITLOCK.
Wilton, July 1st, 1851. , «. ammo
_ THE C1-11.1-IBRATI-ID c‘uicii_Pi:s'r
carpet fistabiisiiiiigitt
‘In the United Suites. '
_ N‘iii1iiifr1B.i’di>f3iiiyi’siii€i§Y_'_ ,
Eight Spacious S‘ has . Rooiiisll-‘
HOLESALE and retail; Faniiliesiind
housekeepers furnished at wb)leiin1€
prices. .
' List of Prir.-cs. ’ .-
English Three Ply Cai'pe‘t:_i, 8s and 93
Iniperial do do 10s_nnd -116:
Brussels Carpets, 108 and 125
Tapestry Carpets, 9s and ]2s_ _
Venetian Stair Carpets, 25, 3s‘and 485
Door Mats, ‘ls. 3s and 4s ’ ,-
Table and Piano Covers,_cheap .
Compton Carpets, 2s~‘;=.;';d‘4s-.' ’
English Druggets, 356d to (is
I‘ loor Oil Cloths, 3s to 45
M00" Oil Cl0lllS. 8'yds wide
English Oil Cloths, 83' to 95>
Tufted Rugs, 205
Axminister Rugs, $6
\Vindow Sliades,$l to $6
Cliecked Matting, 4-4. 5-4, 6-1
Stair finds, 65. 8s and 103
Table Oil Cloths. 3s ,
HIRAM ANDEfi’s"‘ .
N0. B0“'8I'Y,, New Y0|.k.
TUBBS &. SMITH, ‘T
Building Movers.
UILDINGS moved or i'aise"d,ivv‘ilii'chiin-'
neys standing. and without dlsti1i'bing tho’
is9ni7
inniates._ _Frames raised for cliurches or other"
l:ir;e buildings. VVoi'l. done in any part of tho”
°°'“‘“')’- Cl-IAS. TUBBS.
‘ SETH SMITH.
South Norwalk. Ct., July 19th. 1351. 29’
"‘1.i1nNEs M.-\KER’S GOODS.——Haii'
V’ _ Seating, \Vebbing. Sofa and Chair"
Springs,Buttoi1s. Gimp. Mouldiiig.Locks. Hint’-'
gas and Castors by HOLCOMB 65 LYON.
OUSE BUILDERS HARDVVARE, of
- every description. for sale wbol鑧iil'e"-anif
retail by HOLCOMB & LYON.
83 \~Vater st Bridgeport.
€JA_R.1P.AGE MAKER’S GOODS. Axles.-
Springs, Shafts, Carriage Bows, tilts‘;
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
llaiid Screws. Seamiog Cord, &c. _.
HOLCOMB &‘LY€fN.
R.INDSTONES.25 tons superior grit-
just: landing from Berea Ohis.
IIOLCOMB & LYON.
IABLE CU'1‘LER\f_.-150 gross" of iv.-
6: S Butchers’ fable cutlery,just rec'd
at IIOLCOMB <36 LYON,
83 \V titer st. Bridgeport."
E‘,V1i.1as.—.15oo dozen w. dc s. Butchers;
Files. consisting of every size and kind.‘
new opening by HOLCOMB ('56 LYON.
OCKET CUTLERY, Shears and Scis-
sors of \V. & S. Butchers’ and Rodgers’.-‘
odening and f'or_sale wliolesale and retail
}IOLC()M'B 62: LYON‘, ,
83 VVater st:., Bridgepoit.
1 /' DOZ. hand, pannell, rip tiiid_baclé
9) 4 Saws of Butcliers’,Speiir&Jiickstm’s’
and l$_ecket.'s, at wholesale and retail by HOL-
COMB dz LYON, 83 VVater st., Bi'idgi':'port.'
RACE AND BlTTS.—~A large stock of
Marples’ superiorplated iind plain. whole-
sale" and retail, by HOLCOMB 6.’. LYON.
' NVlLS.—1lil|’s. Peter
Mouseliole, wliolesale. and retail by
IIOLCOMB ac LYON.
ISES.——I1ills, Peter \Vright.’s, Hyde’s"
and 'l‘illotson’s of every q'ualit.y and price’
just opening, and we would call particuli_ir zit‘-'
tention to our stock. HOLCOMB 65 LYON,‘
83 \Vater street, Bridgeport’.
LACKSM 1TH’S BELLO\VS'cou$tabt‘-‘
ly on hand and for sale low by’ , ,_
IIOLCOMB dc LYON.
AlLS.——1500 casks Fall River; also 40:
I. casks superior ivijouglit nails by
11 O LCO M B 65 LYON, VVater st. Brid‘gepoi't.-‘
_ LUE. BORAX AND Ei\1EI%'Y4_7.-—-50'
bbls. Glue, ass‘d sizes; 10 cases _Wood's
refined Borax; ‘.25 casks superior London Emu
ery by HOLCOMB 66 LYON.-
" OUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE‘.-
-—A full and complete assortziient; by
' I-IOLCOMB 6.: LYON.-
DIETZ, BROTIIER 85 CO.
134 WILLIAM STREET,
N e w-York,
M.-\NUFAC'1‘UR1'IIlS OF EV]-ZRY VARIETY Of
_ Lamps, Chandeliers,
Giriliidoles, candelabra, Gas" Fixtures.
April, 185l.-—6in is.
NORVVA LK BOOT AND SHOE
, EEWIPGRIUIVI.
I-IE s'i‘ibsl:'ril)‘er woiiltl re'spcictl'ully inforni
_ the public that lie 11:29 on hand one oftho
largest assortments of Boots and Slices, Gait-
ers, &c.. &c., ever ofi'ereil in Norwalk; His-
goods are all manufactured in the most superior"
iti:inn‘er by the very best of workmen, and will
l)(3‘iV}l1'i‘flBlBd in every particular. Ladies an -
gentleineti in want of goods in his line will find
it for their interest to call. Don’t mistake—‘.
3 Main st. CHAS. SMITH. _
August 1st, 1851. 31
Notice. ,,
_ _ , l--Vania! to S_r‘:i'f Out.
A good chance is offered to any pe't'§on want-”
ing to engage in the Shoe Business. I have‘
usually 9 ha nds employed and could employ as
many more did I not buy part: of my work reu-
dy miide'. Any one wishing to buy, must come‘
and see me soon before getting in fall and win‘-‘
ter stores. _
_ . A. B. BRADLEY;
South Norwalk. Aug. 22d, 1851. - v
Wanted Immediately. .
‘. WH BEL-VVR1GH'I‘ or one who under-’
- stands the carriage’ ma king ,Imsjnga'ss gen:
erally. Apply to L. OLMSTEAD.‘
Danbury. August 1851. _ 32
tsegars. riour and créékeiy.-
FINE lot just received and going ofi'like_
a June snowstorm at the cheap store of
WU
Oilsl Oils 1! .
URE bleaclied S[')'ei"t'1i. elepllllbf, whale‘,-
- lard. neatsfnot and linseed 0llS,' for sale by
the barrel or retail by , 1 ._ _
16 STREET 6?: QUINTARD.
Seed Wheat.
si'1'pei'ior seed wheat. clean. dic-
CHAS; ’.\1ALLORY:_
Sept. , . so
Wrights’ and‘ '
I ‘HE subs(':'ril)ei' ofiers for stile a lot of very" I
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