47
nuiiaing rats For Sale. rarm for? sate. “ ' ‘” ‘ Now is" like Time to me true! -377 _<,>_,1~{1,>, ‘§1'I,2,I,gS=,!1.1E1§=,$:V
Raymond &. Mead,.. ‘~ ‘ «
_~__, 1....-..
" ‘ -HE’ s~ubscribers oti"er for sale. some very
desirable Building Lots,on \Vest Avenue.
‘nppositeflilie residence of\Hon. T. 13. Butler.
Eiiqu'ire of E. 3. PRICE at his residence; or
at 26 Maiden Lane, or of MOSES O. BANKS
' 18 Liberty St., N. Y.
Also, some '70 or 1001 loads of Inst quality
Building Stone. Enquire of E. B. PRICE.
Norwalk, May 10, 1851. Gail!)
BLAKE’S PATENT‘ __
.1"ire and Water Proof Pamt.»
V HIS superior paint is applied in the same
I manner as- ordinaiy paint andafter a
few months exposure to the atmosphere be-
comes as hard as slate or stone.
BE‘\VARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Witli_in the last two years, there have sprung
up more than a_ hundred dit1'erent kinds of
counterfeits, most of t.hem no better than dirt.
from «the roads, and all purcliasers are cau-
tioned against buying of any except my author-
isedmgents. \Viii. BL.-\I\’1-I_. Paentec.
For sale by STREET & QU1-N’J.‘A RD.
Agents, Norwalk, Con.
H. MIDDLEB.Ro0K’s
Saddle and Eiarnessiigfi '
3 STABLISHM.lLNT.—Thesubscriberre-' -
specifully informs the public that he con-
'ti|Iues the Saddle and Harness business a few
rods north of the Coiigregiitioiiiil ‘Church in
\Vilt0n, where he has been for the past two
years. Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks. Valises,
Carpet Iiags, Bridles, \Vhips, &c , &c., made
to order", of the best material and woi k manship.
Repairing done in a most expeditious and
workmanlike mziuner. All goods sold at the
lowest: rates for cash.
II. MIDDLISBROOK.
\ViIton, June 2d, 1851.
Banbury &. Norwalk. Railroad.
N(7'I‘ICE is hereby given to the subscribers
_ to the Capital Stock of the Daubury and
Norwalk Railroad Company, t.hat the Presi-
dent and Directors at a meeting held at Nor-
walk, on the 13th day of September, 18:30, 2'0-
éed that an instalment of 10 per cent. on the
:1-ipital stock, 'inclu'ding the amount paid at the
lime ofsubscribing, be paid to the Treasurer on
or before the 20th Oct. next.
And that further instalments of 10 per cent.
he paid on or before the first I\Ioudays of De-
cember, Ja.nual_,V's Feliruary, Marcli, April,
May, June, July, and August, next‘
A The, subscribers residing at Norwalk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to William S.
Lockwood, Esq., Assistant 'I‘re:isnrer.
Cert'ilic:ites of stock, and amount paid, will
be ready at the time of payment of instalments.
for delivery.
AKRON SEELY. Treasurer.
Danbury, 16111 September, 1850.
A SELLECI ,
Book Seller and Binder,
‘H-.AS just returned from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofScliool and
i\Ii‘scelIaneous Books. Also, a large assortment.
ofStationery, including Blank Books. Fool.-‘cap,
Letter, and Note Paper, euvelops, Slates, &c.,
which he will sell cheaper than they can be
bou_2;ht for at any otherstore in this vicinity.
I.-"§°Books of all kinds, bouiidin his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
., . .,
.,...ilitiiI'iiv
J’. 19!. Smith’s Iviarble Yard,
Near the Bridge, Norwal/c. Conn.
EPULCH RAL Monuments and Grave
S Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workmansliip. 'J_‘he best as-
sortment of American and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Moiiniiieiits or
any kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to callaud
give a personal inspection of his i‘nateri_al and
workmansliip, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase of Agents without a n.upp0rtu-
iiity of testfuig the quality of the article con-
tracted fer. _
'I?The Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an experienceil workman and can
warrant it; to give enti re satisfaction.
Norwa.lk, Aug. '21. 18-18.
Norwalk Savings Batik.
‘ O’I.‘ICl£ is hereby given that deposits will
‘ be received by the t;rcasiii'ci' at the Fair-
field County Bank. from 10 to 12 o'clock, A.
M. and froiu '2 to 4 o'clock, 1’. VI. on ;\Iondays,
Tuesdays, \Vedues<lays, Tliursdays and Fri-
days, and on Saturdays from 10 to 12A. M.
and 2 to 3 P. M‘. until furtlier notice. Per-
sons wishing to make loans are requested to
I‘ian’I, a written application to the treasurer,
stating amount and security.
'1‘. \V.-VRNEP». JR., Treasurer.
*Norwalk, Dec. 3. 18-19.
Boot, Shoe, Leather and Find-
, ing Store.
tit
IIENR-Y I-IANDES renews again
his acknowledguients to the public and
du”_.l.i.,g, I{I1I1SeI‘1_:IE1~Il'(I s. for thei r generous patroiiage
_ _ . yeai p.isl,.ind hopesto meiitan un-
'!"9l‘l'_upt;ed continuance of the business rela-
t'-°_"Ship which he has so long maintained with
lscommunity. He will be found new at his
“e‘W stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,
Where he will be happy to see, andserve his
Old friends and the public.
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise". It comprises every article of men’s
and children’s wear, with .Rubbers and Over-
shoes in theirseason, for ladies and gentleman
.Fii\'DI.¥GS of the best quality, and in any
quantitzy, suited to the wants ofthe craft.
.Norwalk, Jan. 1,1851.
1
Protection Insurance Co’.
Of HARTFOI-’r D. Coxix’.
200,000—I'Vz'£/z. I’rii:i.lcge to In-
crcasc to I-fa/_/' a ]l7il[z'o72..
ILLIAM C. ST R-l:‘.E'»I‘, haviiigreceived
the agency of the above named Couipa-
ny is now prepared to insure Houses, Stores
Mills. Factories. I.’-arns and the contents ofeac Ii
together with every other species ofproperty
flgainsi Loss or Damage by Fire.
-The rates ofpI'emiuin oll'ci'ed, are as low as
those ofany other similar lustit ut.ion,a ndevery
man has now a '1 0m)0l‘tl1nlI_V,f0l'tl trillingsuin
to protect Iiiauselfagziinstt this destructive ele
ment, which often in a single hour, sweeps
away the eariiings of so many years.
'Itis incumbenton all persons applying for a
renewal or policy on buildings, to inform the
agent of allclianges in and about the premises
Capital 9;
that increase the hazard: or on ll‘m(:I1It)O1'yi‘en-
dered unproductive by new inventions, nsecex
less by changes in l)usiness,as no insurance
ollice is bound by their policy. to paynny more
than the cash value ofproperty,at the time of
its destruction. -
Norwalk, July jut, 1851.
‘with a dwelling-house and barn thereon stand-
‘24 acres ea-lled the “ Saugatuck Brook Land.”
The character of
THE place foi'inei'ly~Occupied hyl
, ,. -. A~llvi.n I-Iyatt, dec’d, is offered for sale.
It consist.s oI about three acres of good land.
ing. Also, about 12.acres of Iaiid lying near
the house of Ira Betts. Jr., and on the luie of
the Danbury &; Norwalk l'tlIIl'0il‘.I. For further <
particulars enquire of
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
\Vilt)n, March 3.1851. 9tI
For Sale. ~ .
_. TH E beautlful Hoinestead with the
buildings tlieron st;imIi'iig known as the “ old
St. John Place.” opposite the residence of Gov.
Bissell. Also a tract. of lanci in qUfll1IlI._y;1l,()ut
Also a tract of wood land in quantity about 8
acres known as the “Eiist Rock land. For
terms &c. apply to GEO. S'l;". JOHN, oi‘ F.
..'T. JOI-IN LOCKVVOOD.
For Sale,
\VITH imuiediate possession, a good
I with water poweron an excellent stream.
with a convenient I‘-louse, Barn. aii(l 14 acres of
land, situated about 7 miles from Norwalk or
StamI'oi‘d. For particulars enquise of S. E.
QLMSTE.-\D. or JOI-IN BATLEY.
Noiwalk.'1\'Iay 24111. 1851.
Two Farms 1' or Sale
A.T A UrI.‘i~I‘3:\'.I‘ BARGAI
_-.«~..~ The subscribers offer for sale two
farms lying in the town of New Canaan.
‘ One of said farms is situated about four
from Norwalk Iandirg. and contains about
2191:’,
mi
SI.‘\'IV;1cl‘8S of first rate land with a spacious
dwelling house and other out buildings thereon
standing. Also another farm containing about
one hundred acres ofgood land, with a {in II]
house and other buildings thereon standing
about three and a half miles froin -I\'oI‘\VnIIi
landing and is a most. desirable farm for any
person who wouldlike to be situated Heat‘ the
salt water. Itis well divided into wood. pas-
ture, meadow and plow laiid.ai'id is well wat-
ered, and is worthy the attention oftliose who
wish to piirchasea good farm. For turtlier
pn]'ii()ul:]]‘S enquire ofthe subscriber at New
Canaan or of Clias. Isaacs, at 1 'm'w/ilk.
\VlLLlAM DIIUMMOND.
New Canaan. Dec. 9. 1850. 50
For Sale.
as-p-_. A valuable homestead of ‘36§~ am‘?-S OI
W '1, |;m(],fm-me;-Iv the residence of Jarcd
., .l‘., 4. Ayres,ix1 New Canaan. On it. isa good
tvxo story d welliug-house, barn, and o'tlier‘ou_t
buildings. and line orcliard of gi'ah.ei.I fruit
trees in a hen ring state. Also, ‘_-‘7 acres offine
timber land. 35 miles noith-west of N0l‘\\’tllIi
D,-},]_L,_.,_ Aim, 31x ;](_-yes of wood and timber
laud lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
lage. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of \Vatts Comstoclc. E5([- 1” l\9-‘V
Canaan. For further particulars enquire ol
the sub.-'criber at. the residence of \Vni. Drum-
inond, New Canaan.
' EBENEZER CARTER.
"-"I}t25t
New Canaan, June 1-1, 1850.
Ready Made Clothing.
TIIIE SLlI)S(l'lI)0I' has on hanil and intends
I;€,(§i)ii'Il‘ ;1.good assortmciit of Ileady Made
Clriiliidz n (all kinds. Also, a good assortment
of (cllotlis, Cassinieics. and Vestiugs, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
short notice. ‘ .
N. 13. Partict.larat.t'cnt’on paid to cutting-
'l‘I‘l(')I\IAE3 RILEY.
Nor\valk,Feb. 25.1851. 9
Very £2-‘heap.
PINO-ABDO;\II.NAL SI_lI’I’O.I1'I‘IC.RS
and Slioulrler lii'ti(:i-s, for curvature of the
Spine and kindred diseases; of nllsi:I.es,foi' sale
at very low p1'itZ8S(l1(’il1'l_V one half less than
foriuerly,) by the SuI)5(:l'lI}(’-1'. Call and sec
tzheni at the ofliceof DR. A. IIILL.
4
Jan. 2811), 1851.
AL\Il§RlCAN I\IU’.I.’UAL
I.-ifs Eissnrance Co2..p.'-any.
Ca,pi*ta.I -“,:iIO0,0(}0,
Izzvcstcil in Born/3, .r'lIi/I‘(g(l_2'c8 and S/I.It.'f.‘..'v‘~.
Rates of Premium reiluccd 2-5 per cent. paya-
ble incash,annuallysemi-annuallyoi quar-
terly.
T/iis C 07)l.7)(l"l_I/ /mi/c Gmntczl over
2 5 til 9 1’o1ici-cs.
The Insured are 'i\Icmhers of the Company
and share the prolits equally. Divitlontls LIB-
clared annually on the 1st oi January.
Certificate for Profits
are t.raiisl'era|ile—--will rcprcseiit CAS11, secure-
ly invested, and not unpaid Preniiuiii Notes,
as is the case in the Credit Companies.
Policies
ca niiot be rodiiced at death, by having Preiiii-
um notes deducted tlicrcl'rom.
No Calf/'ornz'a His/.*.s have been t.akc.ii——nor will
exti'a-lia7.ai'doiis risks be assumei.l——and no
changes will be made in conducting the busi-
ness ‘oftlie company, which will impair the iii-
erests of its present policy liolders.
T1113 AMERICAN RIUTUAL
is 'riii-: o;\‘1.Y
‘Perfectly Mutual Compan.y
in the country—-liaviiig but one class of mem-
bers—-one systeiii oI'paynic.iits—— no forfcitures
of proIits——a nd no assessments ofniciiil:ers.
The public are invited to exainiiie the Char-
tcr, Plan of Operation, and Annual Report of
the Company. '
Q[/‘(cars of the Company.
Bi~:N.i. SiLi.i.\i.-\.\'. Sr. loaiiis \Vii.cox,
P/‘csiclcvil. Vice I-’/‘csiclcvzt.
BI'lN.IAI‘vII1\' Nov 1-15, Joiis W’. Frrizii,
Secretary/. '1’/vzasurcr.
Board of '1'/‘us/cos:
Benjamin Silliman \Vi|li.s Bristol
Norris \V2lcox John Durrie
Heiiry Peck LewisB. Judson.
Eli \V. Blake James P uiiderford
John \V. Fitch James E. lflnglisli
Joseph E. Sliefficld Lucius R. Finch
Slierman \V. Knevals Edward a Mitcliell
Ambrose L. .lordon Samuel Leeds
Cyrus P. Smith €_w'eorge D. Phelps
George Hall Frederick T. Peet
Oftlie 2.500 policies which have been issued
by this Company, but ‘.28 have been granted
t.o persons residing out of New England and
the State of New York. Total losses in 1850,
$4,000.
Refer to
Charles Isaacs,
111.13. Bennett,
'1‘. \Varner, Jr.
C. Bissell,
Chas. E. Disbrow,
Chas. C. Belts,
Geo. A. Bissell, \Vm. C. Street.
G. D. Jennings, George A. Davenport,
Dr. Samuel S. Noyes, N. Canaan.
_ Gl<)Ul’tGl<) A. BISSELL, Agent.
DR. S. Lrxrzs, Medical Exaniiner.
Norwalk Cemetery Associa-
tion.
AT 51 Meeting OI‘ -‘/be I'orwalk Cemetery
. Associ:it'in, hcld Aiigust. 29th., 18:30, ve-
ted that. Ever Quinta rd and Lyman Ricliards,
he a committee to have general Supei'visi()n of
the grounds of tliis Association, as t'f‘.‘1Hl'(IS
monuments, tombstones, and enclosure of lots.
and that no person shall dig a grave. or ei-er,-t
stones to graves, without permission and advice
of said committee. I
Attest. E. QUlN1‘AR"- Cliairman.
VV. C. S'l‘R1-IE1‘. Scc’y pro rem. 44
""'-“~ Tea and Cotfee Pots, Fluid Lamps.
Al-“O. Fluid Barn Lamps.
UST !'ec'd. a splendid lot of Englisli Cas- .21
j—u—s-{I}-~—.J__
IVest Side the Bridge, nearly
llflaitufaoturer
ADDLES, II.:ii'iiesses, Trunks,
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Veb'o, Saddlery
N. B. Harnesses,mczmg’actm'e(l to
illiana id,
opposite iflze [Varied]/.3 Hotel.
and Denier in
Vullces, Carpet Bags, Satchels, \Vl1ips, Mutts, Brushes,
\Vai'e., Trunk Locks, &c. 550.
orrlcr. Terms /‘(mo//‘able.
HE subscriber
Trunl.s, Valices, Carpet. Bags. Mats. R
6:0. &c. which he has constantly on Iiziirrh
Ila rness. combining iieatness w illli d‘ui'al)ilit-.y.
at this establishment, of the very best m:it:crials
not fail to satisly customers. _Re33,z1i’ii‘aii:‘g ‘L191
Just received a lor. oI'supei'ioi' I11. \ 1\ In 1 S.
Norwalk, Nov. 1, 1849.
rigs, \Vl
P. BRA.BElE:§?"t§
New IIa'r-mass aml Saddle Esmb/-is/izizeizt.
havinrr had an appai't'ment' tilted up beneath the Connecticut II o-tel, would
invite the atteutioii of the public to his extensive assortment of Saddles, IIai'iiesses.
II vs. Lashes. BI'uSIH3s. C iii'ryco:iil)s, Sha mmies
I“.I.8ll:lS()I1II2lntlS6V(3l'1tlSeiIS of very light single
.F.vc.-ryaiticle in his liiicofliu.-‘siness inay he hail
and style of \\'f)l‘l{ti1Zil1r§I1I|). at prices '.-vhich will
ie in a neat and substantial manner.
cliea p for cash.
F. BPIADLEY.
FRANCIS
\IAN UFACTURER OF TIN, SHEET IRON A
IJRITANNIA, JAPAN AND -\VOOI)EN
H. NASH.
ND COPPER VVARI-I; DE.-ILER IN STOV/'1'»,
IVARES, SAD IRONS AND I1EA'I‘EIiS,
FIIILVACES, IRON TEA KETTLES AND HOLLOW VVARE.
AND IVILLOIV IVARE, I.1:‘..-‘ID Pl
‘War ner”s Pa‘-';eI1‘3.
Anli-I"/'rc:in__gr .S1.~c./[mi um! J‘ nrcc /Jinn]?
Can be used in our (lt‘(‘[)(‘.\‘l‘ wells or fciizli wa-
ter froiu \voll.< at a distaiicc. It works vcr_\‘
easy and discliarges a ,‘_’illlt:l1 of \\‘atci' to curl;
iiioliou of the lever, and will not lrcese in tlic
coldest wt-allier. lly attacliin;_g pipcs watcr is
carried to any part. of the l1()lt.~P or burn and by
atlncliiiig a Iiosc can water the giiidcii. Coil
yard, wash your windows, (I:ii'i'i:ugi2s, L\'c. .1‘
is also it good ciigine in case. nflire as the pow-
er of two men can throw water to the top cl
our liiglicst ltt)IisPS. Sold by
LOCKKV OUD, I1 .-\IG IIT 6: (TO.
.453. Card.
III? Subscribers would take this method
. toinform their friends and the public gen
erally, that they have associated togc~tlicei' in
the practice of Dental Siirgery. and will be
happy to serve their patrons in the best ])o')s.-'I-
bIem:iiiner. It is their intention to pci'l'+-ct
such arrangemeiits as will 5*-cllro to their
frieuds all, the advantages that the Dental Pro-
fession affords. and to execute tlieir business
in a style creditable to tlieiuselves. \Vitli inany
thanks for past favors, they would respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same.
CHAS. FITCH. .-\. IIIL L. DDS.
E‘.'iSSOI11"i.§€:‘11
OTlCE.——'.I‘lie firm of Norton, lsbcll &
Co. was dissolved on the 1st January,
1551, by iiiulual consent.
RUSSIC L \V. N()I:ITON.
E. E. PRITCI-IAIID.
Mr. E. E. Pl'l.iCIlill'(I is alone uutlioi'i'/.cd to
settle the business of the late thin and use its
name in liquidation.
RUSSICL \V. NOPi'l'ON.
ALONZO ISBISLL.
91:1‘
NXILS A ND SPII{l_CS.—500 lvcgs cut nails
and spikes, assorteil from 3d fine to 7
incIies.I'orsale by S'I‘.IIIC ET N. QUINTA II D.
cheap, at DISBROSJV’
A
R. R. R.
. AD\VAY'.5 Ready Relicf for pain stops
the most severe and crur-I pangs of pain
Iron Safe.
SHALL second hand Safe. for sael
9-.>
diseases in minutes and linuis. It has t:tlt'ctl
Rlieiuriatism in 4 hours. Tootliaclic in 3 seconds
Nervous Ileavlacne in 1.5 minutes, Sick Head-
ache iii 15 iiiiiiut'cs. soi'e Stomach in 5 inini.il'cs,
Diarrlima in 25 minutes. I'I0:I1'S(‘.l)i)SS in ‘.20 min-
__utes, Coughs and Colds in 4 hours. Also. Rad-
way’s ( ircassiaii Balm lor the. Unit‘, and Bad-
way’s— Medicated Soap, for sale by
J. A. \VEI3D.
_ Olive
URE Marseilles Oils. expressly for I‘-lI)I0
use. just‘ rec-’d by \V. E. BISSIS L L.
AILROAD .".I‘OCK taken for Gold
\Vatches at the store of the snbscibei'
C. E. DISBIIOW.
Ciiaries 3. Lockwood
‘, OULD respectfully inforin his friends
and customers. that he has mtule ar-
rangements with L. II. Ilandle, Esq. \'vIicI'c-
by he is enabled to execute all orders in the
tailoring line that. may be entrusted to him.
Norwalk, Aug. '7', 1-351.
‘1 IL V ICR Draught. Pipe and Top for Soda
Fountain, will be sold at a l):ii-giiiii. Itin-
quire of \V. E. BISSIQLL.
IRD ITAGFIS for sale by
LOCK\VOOD, IIAIGIIT :35 CO.
_.__
SANDS SA RSA PA RILLA .——.\ r.--sh
Supply of this valuable mcdicinejust rec'd
I ' \VEI§D’S.
is
in seconds,and cures the most. obstinate clironicf
'01)’, Blank \Vtil'I\', &c.
‘DI -‘rcliool Books at less prices than ever licforo
-‘ Letter Paper.
BRA ‘SS KETTIIES, IRON VVIRE AND RODS, C.-\RI‘I3'I‘ ’I‘ACl{S, I7RI~‘..\‘CIl I1.-\Sl{I~I'l':>‘
PI-J, SIIISET L15.-\D, FORCE I‘U.\II’S
STOVE I1I.ACI{I.’\'G. &c.. &:c.
your Bniidizags 6.; 331931.26 es.-'.
5:5 S.-\ N I1‘(')l-I D has just rcc‘(l a quantity of
9 siipr-.i'ioi'filiucral Paint,warrantedequal
to any Paint ever bcii.i'e oll'ereil to the public.
It is prriof :igaiii~t. lire, water and wcatlicr-—it
is iiiicli:iiigcali|c in its color—-it: mixes re:uIil_\,'
,\‘.'lIIl ai‘._',-‘ kind of oil. and is a Iicuiit“Iiil dark
brown or l'i'ecstoni- color. 'l'his Paint rcc‘d
the prciiiiiini at tl:c N. Y. Status l"air Il'r‘llI at
Albany in 1551'). in conipciitioii with the Ohio
l"ire- proof and sevr-r:il oilis-r niineral l’air.ts its
superior to :iii_\,'2liii:fi_' of the kind in list-.' or
clicapiicss and durability. Niuiiei'o~;is ccr:ili-
cote.-: ofits supci'iorii_\' have been give‘-.ii l;yt.iose
who lzavc ti-stall it. of wliicli tliesse ate in o:
‘* \Ve have usedyour ininernl paint in paint-
ing ca rs and l1(ill.'<I'S and upon'our road, and we
can safely recoiniiiv.-iul it as a very sup:-rior
cheap and durable -’1|’Ilt_'l€3 of paiiit.”——lli:.\i.\_‘.'
ll. P111-;l.1’S. Supei'inleialent S_\'l'tl(.'I1St'. it Utica
l’.ailro;id. Oct. 30. 1850.
“I have used a large quantity of your min-
eral paint. and I lind it to be far prcl'ei'able to
to the Ohio or a.n_\f other piiiit. now in u::e——it'.
is Itii|it‘l'\'l0l,1S to water. and uiicliaii,r1ealiIc in
color.”——Iloi:.~\ci: Joii.\‘so.\‘, .1’aintcr lor the S.
dc‘. U. _IIuili'(.\u(l Co.
'I‘liis Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
Agent for the llliittllIlt(‘I’l1l'("l'S.
\Vcslpoi'l, Illarcli ‘£4, 15351.
_ 11*’. ESE FlCATi..II§.I"»S ofa superior qi_iali?y
I for sale In‘
l,.0(ZI~Z WOOD. i-i.\ic.'iiT 5: CO.
1‘3tf
RIC.-\ AIS W 1.-\l’I’I».\'G Paper, for
sale at mill priccs by
\V. 1-).13lSS1«ILL.
ABLE and pocket cutlery for sale by
L , II. 3.: CO.
and Burnin_1 l4‘luid of the
L., II. c\‘. C0.
1
'4
A MI’IIl%‘.:.\’
best quality by
Ego-:21: out for flouzitorfcits.
g NE \Vm. r’ticliai'ds is putting up an oint-
4 cf ment in llilII.‘IlIOIl oi the genuine Tanner’s
(iii-‘.I'inan Ointuieut. It‘. bears :1 Inc simile on
the outside wrapper, \Vm. Iichards. All per-
sons wisliing to obtain the genuine article must"
he _<._:overiied by the written sigii:itui'e of John
.F. 'l‘auner. Il1t.‘.ll)V(‘.l1ll)I'. on the oiitside wrap-
iper of each box. JOHN It‘. TANNI3 R.
Jordan, April ‘.2Gtli, 18:31. 3in‘21
LBATA SPOO.\'S.~—A new article, S51
.2. fl(I0'/.911. Also, a splendid lot ofcliildi-en’s
tings, for sale by (3. A.DURAi\’D,
Under Conn. Ilotel.
flecks 1 Books 1
UST rcc’il, a large addition to my form-ci
extensive t1‘.‘S0l‘lIi1n"l1l of Books. Stzitiom-.i'_\',
INC. of every possible description. wliicli I will
jscll at prices which I (lcfy any one to under-
fisell. I piirchase of regular dealers for cash
land make it my bnsiiiess alone to select and
'pui'cliase for this market, and am coiilidciit I
‘can sell for less than any one else in the county.
All nrileis, either of \\‘IlOIC:‘~illt2- or retail. from
abroarl prciuptly dispatclicd. Mag:i7.incs and
the current lli§‘l':lIul0 of the day received as
‘soon as issued from the pi'e.:<s. Binding in all
‘its bratiches execiircd as lici'ctot"ore.
A. SICLLICCK. 17 .‘:Iain St.
Books E Books I 1
7 ~ VI-I E suliscribcr is now rcc.eiviiig extensive
additions to his stock of I3oo'i.s, Station-
A complete itSSt)1'lllit"1lI
olli-rt-il in Nnrivalk. Cap, _Letmi-, and Note
PHPPI‘, F.iivc-.lopos, &c. A Iew reams of choice
I’-ltglisli Laid Paper and small size Fi'eucli
‘a1‘.2 W. E. BISSISLL.
Watches.
AKE advantage of the want of money and
come and buy a watch or jewelry of any
Bought with the cash at a discount. :1
T
kind.
‘I KEEN GINGER for preserves, for sale‘,
C. A. DURAND. Under Ct. Hotel.
at _B1SSl£[. .-
k. at
DI SI3RO\V'S.
new and large lot this Won
7 I-IANKFUL for the many favors so libér--
‘ally Iiestcowed on them by the public,
would re,spp(;l’lully solicit a continuance oftb.r=.ir'
patrnnage—Iecling assured they can now offer
,9_'|'(’.5iI‘(‘1' iiiducemeiits than they ever before
have done. ' ~. ' _
Their stock is new large and well selected.
comprisiugall the articles usually kept in" H
grocery store, tog:-tlier with a variety of fancy
oods, such as &iidines, Capers, Catsnp, Sau-
ces, Table Oils. Maccaroni, Corn Starch. Pre-
served Frnits,Spiced Pickles. &c., &c. Tlieir
stock of Teas is the largest and most _c:ii'cfi.illy
selected of any in Norwalk, i'angin,<1'iii piice
from SI cts to $1 per lb. ' A trial oftheir colii-.e
is all that. is necessary to convince that it is
superior to any sold in the place. Sugars al
ways on hand, Cl1Pti p and good for the price.—
Also-—Flour, Fish, Salt. Pork, Lard. I-Ia-ins.
Smoked Becf, &c. which will be sold c/icupfor
C(£S/L. I335" Goods delivered to {my part ofthe
village free of cliarge.
Norwalk, July ‘.26th, 1851.
131‘. Efork &. B1‘. Haven Raiiroad.
SUDIAIER AI'll‘lANI:‘I£MlCN'l‘.
{ N and after Monday, April ‘28th. the fol-
lowing trains will lcavethe Canal st'r(-.ct'
station near Broadway.
be received at the New York and
Passengei's will also
Harlem
’{ailroad Office at 27th st.
'.l-.‘II.AINS IVROJI NIC\V YORK.
1' Accomniodation Train at 7 A. in. for N.
Irlavoii and all iutei'ine(liate stations. Passen-
gors from the \Vay stations for Albany. and,
the stations on tho llousatonic and Naugatiu-.k
l:?.ailroads, will take this Train and stop at
3rid_.'Jeport ; for Hart ford, Spi-iiiglicldziml Bos-
ton,_ioin l"..\:pi'css Train at New llaven; for
Canal Railroad 'l‘r:iiu at. New Ilaveii.
2. Iflxprcss Train at. 8 .\. M. for Slamfoi'(l,
Iil'ttI§_7(‘])t)t'I and New Haven, tlieiice to IIart.—
ford. .‘4pringIield and Boston. I’asseii;1ei's for
Canal Putllltitltl will take the cars at New
Ilavcn ; for the Ilousatonic Railroad to Allniiiy
and l’itt.sIi<-.ld, and for the Naugatuck flailroad
at Bri«l;;i-poi't'.
3. Accoinmoilation Train at 9 A. M. for New
Ila V011 and all iiitci'iuc«liatn statioiis. Passen-
gers by this 'l‘rain for the Canal Ilailroad, will
i'eniaiii at New I.Ia'.'cn until 21$ 1*. M.
4, Special 'I‘rain at 11.15 A. ii. for Port
Cliesle ‘and iiitci'iiit-diatc stations.
:3. J'I.\'pi'c..s's Train at 3 1-. M. for Stamford.
Norwalk, lli'itIgcpoi't: and New Ilaven, thence
to Ilartford, Spriiiglic.ld and Boston, COl111et:lItIt_'
at Britlge-poi't: with Train of Iiousatonic Rail-
road to I’ittsIiclil. and.wit.Ii 'l‘i'ain oI'Naiig:itiicli
Ilailroad. On Saturdays this 'l‘iain coniiects
wiIh'l‘rain ofCanal Railroad at New I-lavcn.
0. Acconiniodation 'I_‘iain at 4 r. M. for New
l.]aven and iiitermediate stationzs.
7. CoinuiutaI.i0ii Train at P.
iridgeport and iiiteihiediate stations.
8. Special Train at (5.30 I’. M. for Port Clies
tor and inteniiediate stations.
Tli.-\lNS TO N IE \V YORK.
Special ’l‘rain at ".20 A. M. from
M. for
1. a Port
Chester stuppingat all ll1I‘f"-1‘l11('}LIItiIe stations.
‘.2. Comuiutalioii 'I‘i'aiu at 5.40 A. M. from
lii'iiI,:_;cpoi'r,sloping at all the interiiicdiate sta-
tions.
3.- Accoiuinodation Train at 6.1:’; .\. M. from
New Ilavca, stopping at all iiitoiaiiciliate sta-
tion. rccciviiig p ssci7gei' from Naugatuck Kail-
road at I}i'iilgi=po;'t. ’
4. A ccouiniodatioii Train at 0.15 A. M. from
New II :V(‘u.slupi»iiig at all llllt?I'lll(‘(Il:Ilt‘. .~:la
lions. l'OC(‘l\'lll,£{ pa.<scii;;crs from the IIa.vtl'or(.’
and New .Iavcn,Caiial ind Naugatuck Rail-
rods. ,
5. l7.xpres.s Train at 1.15 1*. i\1..(Iti connec-
lxiuti wpjli tlic I‘Ixprt>ss ’I‘rain from Bostoii) from
.\’c\'.' avcn, Slt))Ill1_!_Z at I;}i'idcnoit, }\lorwall.
and StaiiiIin'd—i'i‘I:civing p;isseii;_'oi's from IIH‘
lloiisatouic lailroazl at Iiridgi-port, and Canal
lailroatl at New Ilaven.
0. Special Train at 2.3.3 1‘. iii. from Port
Clicstei'stcppiii;; at all interiiimliaic 5-Iltiliiins,
7. :'\1.‘(‘.i)l1)!l1t)tI;tlI011 'I‘rnin at -1.20 1’. )1. (re-
ceivir;7._r pzissi-iig:-is from the Accominodation
‘l'i'ain fzoin I50.-tori) from .\'e\v Ilaven. stopping
at all iiitcriuediatc stations.
8. Iilxprcss ’l‘rain at 9.101‘. M. (or in connec-
tion with the ICxpi'e:-‘s 'i‘r:iin froui liostou. stop-
ping at Briilgcpoit. Nrii's\':ill< and .‘:'Ianifoi'il, ar-
iivii g in Nev! York at 11.30 1’. .‘.i. ICvcniiu_r
'l‘raiii from Pittslield connects with this 'I’i'aiii
at Ilridgi-.poi't.
N Ii \V II A V_lE.‘s’ A ND
SP I§CI.»\I..
Froiii New Haven at .‘l.:30 .-\. :u.for Naugatuck
I\'ailrnad and Ili'i(lgcpoi't.
New Ilaveu at 3.15 1’. M. for Milford
and i\'augati.u:l«'. I1aili'oad .Iunctiou.
New Ilavcn at -3.‘.’ti 1*. M. for i‘\’augatiick
Iailrcad and I;'i'itI_;epoit.
From Iit'Itlgep('I1'l‘ at (3.110 A. 31. for New Haven
from Nit l_t_QllIl1t'I{ Iiailrond.
‘;I.1'lD(1l£I’OI{'.I‘
55
LL
“ Bridgeport at ‘3 1’. M. for New Haven
from Ilousalniiic .IIai|road.
" I\'ai.ig;itiicI< rlailrozul Junction at4..‘30 1’
‘.\1.I1](,'t)1l:‘tUt2llt)t1 with that road.
CEO. ‘.1’. \VIllS'I‘.LER, .-'up’t.
Summer ..’I/'r(L/1_g'(.-nicnl.
N and after Monday, April 29111, pascii-
ger trains will rundaily, (Sundays except-
ed,) as follows.
0
Leave New Haven for Coli'!svllIe at 5.45
A. M. 11.15 A. M. and 3.30 P, M.
Lcave New Haven for '.l_‘ariIl'villc and Colitis
ville at 11.15 A. M. and 3.30 P. AI.
Leave Collinsville for New Haven 1117.40 A.
01., 10.55 A. bl. and 3.115 P. N.
Leave Tai'i1l'vilIe for New Iiavcn at 7.15 A.
M. 3 P. hi.
The trains from New Haven at 5.45 A. WI.,
Collinsvillo at-1'45 P. BI. and 'l‘arri1i'\ille at 3.
P. 31., are freight trains, with passenger ac-
comniodat.ions.
Special A 7"l‘(I.77_£‘C71lC7?l.
On Saturdays, I1£-‘.l't‘.tlIl(!l',-UIIIIIftll'II1el'I10lJl(te,
the 2d passenger train out of New Ilaven will
leave at G P. M. or on the arrival of the 3 P.
M. express train from New York.
Trains ofthe Ilartfo.id, Providence and Fish
kill _l.Iailroad leave Plaiuville for I"It1l‘III)l'(I in
connectioii with the morning and afteriiooii
trains from Collinsvilleand Tariffville, at 8.15
A. M. and 12.3111’. M. .
The t'rains,of the Canal Road connect with
the trains of the New York and New I~Iaven
I‘iitlll‘()tHl. G. “7. \VII ]'S'I‘Ll3I,I-I, Sup‘t,.
New Haven, April 28, 18:31.
%flfiԤ7'IILL be otl'ei'<-(l for Sale at public veiidue
‘" on the 2511i day of De':cnibcr ncxt,at
1 o'clock P. bl. on the ]1l'(‘t11I.~‘(=.s, by order of
the court: of probate (it not prcvioiisl,V ‘l.lS110S6(I
of at piivate s;ile,)so much oftlic rcal estate of
Josepli Slilllllilll, Es-q., late of New Canaan,
dcc’d, as will raise the sum of $2785 75 with
incidental t.li:ii';_vcs.
\VA'I"l.‘S COMSTOCK, Administrator.
Dated New Canaan, August. 95111, 18:31.
"WBJ
’UST re-c’d. a. splendid lot of culf pins.
QE .C. A. DURAND, uudei'Conn. Hotel.
Clocks.
[IE clieapest clocks ever ollered in this
town.for sale by C. A. DURAND.
Under Conn. Ilotel.
Wanted.
N apprentice to tiie tailoiing business
wanted iniiiicdkitely. __
' E. CLIITIS. .
action
I'I.MACILLA and Maccaroni for sale at
BISSI£LL'S.
A
-v
\\ii:v lulu, “/1”
.. >_" ." AI’;
. AND /'7} '_
CH-.P1.LRGU"A'
FOR THE COMPLETE corn: or ’
Coughs, Colds, Influenza,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Spitting
of Blood, and all other Lung
Complaints tending to
CONSUIIIIPTION.
THE GREAT
GGEYGH REEEEEYI
load-.er! have you a Cough. which you tire
tit-‘glccting to cure, uniler the idea that it is only
a common cold, and that it will soon wear. it-
self out 7 Let a friend tellyou, 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 ofti:_-ht-
ncss and oppression across the ohcst, accompa-
iiictl with frequent sharp (larting p tins. Then
a dry,liackiii_2_ Cough will set iu.an¢I “lien you‘
raise anytliii.-_.g it will be a thick nnl yellowish,
or white frothy l11i1IIPl'.<I1't"2ll§(‘(I perhaps with
blood. If you still take no medEc'ne, tliese un-
i-leasant syiri toms will increase, and you will
soon have hectic fever, cold chills, night sweats
copious cxpcctoiation, and lIli‘l1 great. pi'osti'u-
tion. If you still neglect yourself, a fx‘\V
weeks or months will see you consigned to the
.2i'av'e. lenvin_s1 your fi-iemls to mourn how rap‘-
i ll_v CONSU MPTION did its work, anl hur-
iieilyoii away. Fiieiid! liavc you no cause
to be alaiined? In the above Sl\f‘I.(tIl._\70I.'lIl1i1y'
see asiii a glass. Iiow every case of Consnmp-
tion pi'o;:resses, with more or less I'upidity,»to it
fatal termination. Of all the tliousaiirls and
millions whom this great destroyer has gather-
ed tothctomb. every siuglccase bcgau with :1
Cold! If this had been atlendcil to all iniglify
have been well; I)IlI,I)t!It1gt1Pglt‘t‘I€!(I.IIll(I8I'II1f§
fatal delusion that it would “ wcar itself 00?," 31:
ti':ir.-sI'ci-i'cd its deadly action to the substance
of the I_iI1tl_£__‘_S. exciting there the tormalion of
In! crcles. Anotlicr, and anotlier«.co'd acldet-5
fuel to the flame, until these tubercles began to
soficii and suppurate, leaving by lliul1' ulcera-
tion grcat cavities in the luiigs.
the disease is vcI‘_‘;' d"-ffcuft of cure, aid of-
tciitimcs sets at dc-fiance aii Iiuiu:iii iiieans.
In the lalteror worst. stage, this iuedicine
will oftentimes arrest the iliscase, or check its
progress, and will always make the patient
more couifoi'tablt-, and piolong his life, and is
tliercforc worthy of a trial ;—bi.it in its incipi-
cut or foriiitng pcriorls, Coiisumption is as cu-
l'ill)It-‘.tlS2ll1_Y other ili--.case,aiiil Dr I} ogcrs’ Syr-
upof Livi-:i:woi:'i‘, T.-xii A.\‘1) C.-\.\'cii.u.A(zuA,
if taken at this time. will cure it 5Ef.7i‘r'“.\s sUi>.i-:-
LY .\s 11' is '1‘.-\I\'1-2.\' I ,_,::._;3 This is strong lan-
gtiiigi-, but we can i-cti-,1‘ you to nun-.bcr|i-ss liv-
ing xvitiicsscs to prove that it. is 'I‘i'uc! And
tliereloie, we e=.ii'nostly cxliorl‘ every man, wo-
man and child, who has a Cougli, or is subject
to Colds, to keep this medicine by you in the
house, and wliencvcr you take cold, do not let it
alone to work iniscliicl in your systeiii, but
eradicate it tlirrouglily, and at: once, by this
po\vei'full_v Iica|in,g ('()lll}‘()1lli(I. and leave your
Lungs unin_iiircd, to cai'r_\_‘ ycu in full vigor to a
good old ago.‘
l\I()"‘E-IICRS,
Have you delicate. woalily clii.l(.lreii,: who are
always takiugcold, and siilijcct; to (iron p ?——-
Ileiiiciiilici'.' there never was a case of Cronp,
which did nor oi'i_:;inatc in a (Told .’ And when
your child ;_roes to I:t‘tI wlu-c’/.'ii_v_: and coiigliiiig,
you know not that, bi-Iiire ll1t).lllll.;I. \’,'roup niay
not set iii.a.-nl em you can 35¢-t a l’li_ysit:i:in,poui'
dear child may he I)(‘_\‘()llti the ['t‘ilCII of II! lp —
'\"."c. liescccli you, tlir-i't-foi'c. as _‘,‘till value the
lives of your cliildrcii. keep this medicine by
you in this liou-e, and wlicu you 1- little ones
take cold and coiiimence congliiiig, give it to
tlicui at once, and rest not until the cough is en-
tire-ly siiliiluctl. \Vc couscieiitiously aver, af-
ter the most cxtciitlcil expcrioiicn, that if this
advice were followed, on child iiecil ever
DI 16 OF CI’.(T)UI’,
for the cold would be cured, before it could at‘:
rive at this aggi'avatcd nnd fatal stage. Let;
every Motlicr, especially, Il£’(‘(I well these re-
marks that she may not Iiereafter, when mour-
ning ovurthe early hliglit of some clieiislictl
l)ltiS.\‘t}t1l.IlI|\'0()(Z!:iISltIlIlillifirly to reproach her-
self for her crim"iial in-._:_;lect. It isan old adage
ihat to be forewarned, is to he foi'carmed..—-
Pai'e.iit.<! 50,14-t it be in your case.
IE7?‘ I-30 sure to ask for D." A. I1’0_L_rcr's Syr-
up of I.lVl§Il\VORT, TA R and CA.\'CI'IA—
LA(2'UA, and let no other he palmed on to
rou.
3 CAU'l‘.lO.\’.— None genuine, unless there
is i)!i‘ll1('. l.uIl‘ wrapper, H nah: If lumr/. signed
with a 7’(:n by A. L. SCOVILL 8:: CO.
For sale, \Vl1()l(-’S:Ilet1l1(I retail, by A. L
SCOVILL 6; CO. l’roprictors, at their prin-
cipal Depot (iO'l‘I"].IC IlALL.3lG Broadway,
New York, to whom all orders for the M edi-
cinc. and letters relating to agencies, should be
a(ItIressedpo.~'£ pair‘/.
Also, for sale in Norwalk by J. A. \VEED,
and ‘\V. I5. BlSSI*‘.LL.
P/'icc.—Iii large bottle, 81,00 ; or six bottles
for $5.00.
1\'E\V YORK IM I’Ol1'l‘I<11{S éc JOBBIERS.
‘V 1’ W
I‘-‘I{l*]I‘.1lIAN, HODGILS 85 CO.
58 Liberty Street,
Between. BroacZicn_7/ and .\"(1s.s-uu Slrcct,
Near the Post Q//inc,
1VE\V YORK.
' 'E are receiving. by daily arrivals from
Europe, our Fall and Wintca assort-
ment of Jiich Fash2'.o7iablc I"cznc_I/ Sill: and
JJfIfIi1IC'I‘]/ Gnarls.
\Ve respectfully invite all Cash Purchasers
thoroughly to examiiie our Stock and Prices,
and. as int;-.1-(2.5: gm'ei'-ns, we feel contident our
;;m,r]_g and prices will induce them to select
from our esmhlislinieiit. Particular attention
isdevoted to .\II.LLINICR.Y GOODS, and ina-
nv 0I"lllO articles are manufactured expressly
rd our ordci', and cannot be surpassed in beauty
style and cIieapneSs-
.I3CilllIIfHI Paris Ribbons, for Hat. Cap,Neck
and Belt.
Satin and ’I‘atI'etta Ribbons,of all width and
Colors.
Silks, Satins,Velvets, and Uncut VeIvets,for
Ilats.
Fc:il"ei'.s, American and French Artificial
I“ I o w e rs . «
PuIl'iii_r_r.s, and Cap Trimmings.
Dress Triinining.:, large assortment.
1£ni|iroidc'rcd Capes. UOIIH 1'5. U"de1'Sl08"6S
and Cuffs,
Fine Eniliroidernd Reviere and Ilemstitch
Camdric, I'I:tI1tII(8l'CI)lI-'fS.
Craps-s. Lisses, Tarletoiis, Illu
Laces.
Vnle11clPllCS, Brusse?s,Tlii'ea(l, Silk and Lis-
' lo Thread'Laces.
Kid, Silk, Sewing Silk, Lisle Thread, Meri-
no Gloves and Mitts.
Figured and Plain Swiss, Book, Bishop
Lawn and J'ar:onet Muslins. - '-
Ewglis/1., F rcncli, 11/mc'rricrzn and Italian’
Straw Goods.
Septemlier 1351.
ENUINE Lubiii's Extracts and other
.I’ei'fuiiie, for the toilet and liandk’f, just
rec'd at BIS-SELLS.
sion and Cup
4i*7*36
‘.
At this crisis, —
Norwalk Chronicler