‘ W . Wily“. “i"‘°i“‘”'K”‘ '‘'“r ‘' -‘r _ . -- -- A 7 -~ ~~~ .;.x_t----~ .r‘ ' ' ' 1 "'1' -i - ~ - ' -- -i -~ ' ’ ----r- -r ~ - ~1~-.- - - ~--~-~‘~ ~~—.-.------ ~--- ~- -~-' " " ' 4; --v—.. . .. .. .. . ..'. ~-L-- -~.. .-—.. 71--3 I ----—--~ -'2.-’-~x';:.:.*'_ ‘i"""""":'"'—~ v \
i §t':"-éyec1,~3‘f ‘ iiiana-raves. ‘south 1\fo:'-"wait: 1V.I§éc‘hin鑧i1‘op' iii ¢':fA1\i’AA‘ ‘ I fsf flfiffisifimr.‘ ’ .. " New rail" éoods.‘ . . .. . machinery‘ “ “. .- ., , ._ N
_ HE subscribe‘r would call "the nt€ént"i‘o'r_i of HE subsérib’ei-s, having t'6ceiitlyfii_iide tho’
" “‘ "‘ . , . ON or aboutthe first week of .luly.
I light red Steer. tiinr years old; a
|)ltli‘.'@_i,fl5Ull‘I one of his ea rs is gone-
thiiik it is the i‘ig'lit' an-. ,_ \Vlro'i-.vcr will return
sn.i_.d steer-.0!‘ give iriforniation where he may be
fo‘.und,’sh:i-l,l. be reasoiriibly re\vai_-derl. ' —
" l\lAR.\-‘i.\T RA YMON-D.
N‘o_r\valk,' (Silvei'ni_iue,)‘ Ugc. 1851. 3:40
' Dist-Hot Norrcalk es Pi'dbdtc Court, October
‘2d..- rest; . , .; -_ -..
STATE of SOLOMON HOYT. late of
\Vilton itrsnid district. dec’d.
0r_d__cred, That the adiniuist ratorse'.1_rliibit. their
‘tdiniuistration account to this court for adjust-
ment, at the probate office in Norwalk on the
18th day of’Oictol)er, 185l,at S) o’c-loitk for-enoou;
and that all persons interested in siiid estate,
may be notified tlrereof, the administrators will
cause this order t_0*'l)e published in a iicw:‘l>"l’e"
printed in l~‘airfield county, and post It COD)’
tlrereof on the sion-post in said \Vilton, at
least ten (luys._l)('fUl‘ae said l8tlr day of October.
It" GEORGE A. DAVEr\'POR.I‘.-Iudge.
School, ]lIiscellzuu'ous awl Blank
Books. Statmnery, &c, &c.
T RETAIL.4Blakcmau & Toiulinson,
A_ 13 \Vall'street, Bridgeport. Ct., are now
selling Sch0ol_Books, Stirti'o'nei'y, (Sic. at retail
at froui.20 to-30 per cent less than the usual
. -retail prices. Books that have formerly been
sold at $1 12 they are now selling from 80 to
85 cts; otliors_tlr‘at have been sold for 75 they
are now selling foi;6O and 62 cts—o'ilier Books
proportionately low. ' .
BLAKE-MAN A: TO.\‘ILlNSON.’
Jlridgfiport Oct. 1851.
3 Horsefor Sale.
Aitirio lii.rgeilioi-"so, 10 years old. first
t.ravell’cr I in ha mess. and good under
‘tho szrrlrlle, and sound.
‘van: 0 f use.
To be sold cheap for
To School Teachers.
VV
to
AN'l‘l~11) irrrrncrliatciy. a good tc=rcl10!'
Norwalk, Oct. 5th, 1851.
lorthe north westsclrool rli.-trict. Atllllji’
‘ JOHN U."AYLOR.
_ $309 Wanted.
‘-six tiiucs that sum.
11*
Oct. Li.lf
amount, secured on real estate worth
Enquire at this office.
-4
Light.
Q S Long evenings are r-omin_.<z, take on re of
4’ your eyesiglrt. save your moueyiaird have
‘:1 beautiful clean liglrt. by careful invostigatiori.
I have pi‘t_'_icur'cd the best ofliurriing fluid,whicli
We \Vr|l'l'ili’-A3 to satisfy or return the money .—-
\Ve liaveiprocure.rl the lest kind of lamps, so
't.ha't with the single c'aiition1ioI‘.lo_fi/l I/re lanip
while biiriiirrg there is not the least danger.
N. B. Burning ‘fluid and Campl ene for
nine bythe barrel, keg..or smaller‘ quantity.
lll6l'ClltllllS wishing _5 or 10 gallons can have it
of us, as cheap as we have been prr_\3'In<I 0"!‘
selves in ‘Ne-w‘York. -Call at DISBRO\V’S
Silver Smith store
I . ORE new goods i'eceived this day, among
~ them uyre many great bargains.
-9 , c. J‘. uuUM.\-IAN
‘Thai Largest.
DRY GOODS
ESTABLISHMENT
In the State of Co/mcrlicut, located in
the "illage of 1V'ew Can.aa.n—-lzas received
this day probabl_z/ t/re l(Z.)'gr’Sl Slot/.7 if
T
D.‘ EW FALIZ-« DRY G OODS
Ever before offered by any
Store in the State.
._.._._____.._..____..__.
J HE attention of purclrasers is particularly
called to this immensely large stock of
Goods purchased-at the ruinously low rates at
which many goods in N York have been selling
fimiing the late money, panic. \Ve -ollier great
inducements to persons residing 40 miles distant
to purchase their goods at this e.-'tab|ishnient
the coming season, and every effort within the
power of man will be ‘devoted henceforth to
make this store the one where any and every
desirable species of new Goods can be purclias-
ed at lower prices than at airy other in the cori-
tinent. ~
The mark has been that tlris os't'a lJli§l1l11"E~‘di'
triimt elfect sales to the amount. of S(i':3._()t)(l du r-
ing the next 12 months. And to do this loti'cr
goods purchased for cirslr at the nrzmriliicturers
or their agents in this —conut;i'y direct. at; lower
prices for the same than any other living man
can or will do. Our stock eirrbraizes a wide
range of goorls from ’l.l‘l’f‘. ’lowest to the very best
in lllll'l\l{('.l2. \.Ve have ltll‘_‘_f8il1l1(l spacious sales
rooms ifillfld up and filled -in the best style—unrI
the full of 1851 will witrress some of the bright-
est gems in the way of Bargairis from this es-
tahlishrnent ever before offered.
Oct 1 \VM. E. RAYMOND.
, List of Letters
. EMAINING in the ‘Post Office at New
‘ Canaan on the 1st of Oct. 1851.
Aloaru George Keeler John
‘ eers Sarah A Kirlny Mary
lrowu Levi 2 Larued John
Burn Henry Leroy \Viu S 2
urtis \Voelsey Lockwood Jeremiah
rake A: Co A H Looinis Elizabeth E
luck ‘Joseph T 1\IcQuillin Patrick
olvin Thomas Miiheu .\lar_v
rissy Henry Munroe Nathan
‘[,p;[(m-iir_;r Horace BllllS]7fl\V
rawford Henry Neil Thontits
Ilark rVlary E Olnis-lead Eliza J
liapin 6.’. CO H. Pai‘kci' Jason
llulfey P Palnicr Eliza
ll eforest; Edward Peck Lucretia
lIeSoto Basael Ryaii Catlicrine
I an Mariah 2 Some-rs Margaret:
avis G Sclrrilrr-r Eliza L
Foot Newman Scolield Betsey A
‘itch Hils Scholicld Hannah
‘erris dc Russell Saunders Francis E _
Jray Patrick Slauson Lewis
ubbard A B Scribner \Vm 3
t oyt Rhoda. Se-ely Nancy
! adford A Stevens Samuel
iones Rachael Tufts Elbrid_:_'_e
ellogg Ezra B '\Vai'sori'I'lioinas
'enna Catherine \Vessels Amscy
'ing Henry \Vaterbiiry Rebecka
Persons calling for the_iabove will please say
dvertised. B. HOYT, P. M.
0
Ar
0
A4
0
Q
To Merchants,
THE subscribers have been making large
dditions to their stock of School and Miscel-
aneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books, &:c.,
- laicli they offer at. wholesale at lower prices
ban has ever before been sold in this city.-—
Ierchants visiting this place are invited to call
nd get their prices; they will sell you books
. c. at extraordinary low prices and on the most
ccommodating terms.
BLAKEMAN 154’. TO'.VlLlNSON, ‘
13 Wall street.
Bridgeport, Sept. 26”), I851. 311139
,.,—+« Per Sale. ~
.iiTl THE beautiful house and lot situated 3
ewrods below the South Norwalk‘ Post Of-
ce. known as the “ Hoyt Place,” is new of.
ored for sale. The house‘ has recer.-tly been
ebuilt: and put. in perfect order‘, and will be
old at: the low price of ?.‘3l50(l cash. Enquire
f ’ JAMES .VlN'.\’l-‘JV. '
N :".-rzilli, S.r.-pt. 93, 1-351. 39tf
ANTED to sell. a rrioi'tg:rgo nfthe above '
1
l
i
I
V TUNED AND u:r~:i>Ain1«f1)‘.-
R. E. B. DECKER rmspoctfirliy inlorms~
the citizens of Norwalk and vicinity that
he will be on hand to tune their Pianos on
Monday, Oct. 21st. Oidérs received at the
Norwalk Hotel and at the store of Mr. Dick-
ermau. South Norwalk. _ ,
‘ E. B DECKEP.
Norwalk, Oct. 1851. 40
Notice:
P ECEIV ED this day a large assortment of
-I. the best quality of one yard ,wide silk
Velvets for-ladir-s cloaks aird montles with every
variety oftrimrnings to match. .[ have velvets
of every variety of colors. The above will be
sold at a birrgain. J. GRUMAN.
. Tut-:
American Tcnipcx-aiic'e Margétziiie
AND
Sons of Temperance Offering.
131/ Gen. S. 1". Cary, P. III. H’. P.
THIS Magaziiie will be particularly devoted
to ’l'E:.\lPERA;\’Cl'I LITE 'iA'l‘URE of a
high clrara<:tei', consisting of Tales, E.vsay,I5,
Bl0gI‘(l/.1lt_l/S of Eminent ’1'cmperam:cilIcn, Po-
cms, .S'c., eye. It. will be issued on the lirst. of
each niontli, and each number will contain sir-
t._i/_/Imr pages of oI'ig'[1ial mailer, prepared ex-
pressiy for this work b._*,~‘ our most popular and
talent‘e.d writers, and will be erribellished with
portraits (engrawad on steel in the bust style-)' of
the distiugiiished 'I‘cmperauce Cliziirrpioirs of
our country. Among the portraits alrcarly eu-
gravod for this work. are the following. viz :-—-
Edward C. Delevari, Esq ’.e.v. Nathaniel
Hewitt, D. D—Rev. Justin Edwards, D. D—
Deacon Most-s Grant—Clrrrst.ian Keerier, Esq.
Gen. John H. Cocko——l-Ion. Tlreodore I"ri~|ing
llt2_YS(‘tt-—Rt-‘V. S. H. Tyug. D. D-—Rev. George
I}. Cliecvi-i’. D. Dflhrv. .-\lbert Barrie.-—Rcv
E. N. I{irk—l;lcv. John Cliambe-.rs——l<‘. \V.
Ki;llogg Esq——L. M. Sargent E.~q—N. D. El-
wuuoil, P. U. \V. P. 0l'Ill—Gen. Jos. S. Smith
P. G. \V. P.ot' New York—\V. H. Ellerbeck
G. S.‘of C. \'V--Rl‘\'. Dr. l‘:llplltIlt.‘l. Null-—Dr
R. D. i\lussey—-E M. Gi'egoi'y, P. G. \V. P.
of (A)l1l0—-(lull. R. L. Cariitlii-rs. P. (_z‘. “7. P‘
of 'l‘r-nn.——llon. Sani lIt‘)ll.~'.l0l), Te.\'us—-\Vrn.
R. Stacy M. \V. T. of the Temple of llonor
of U. S —A. M. Gorurau (Li of N. ‘
John B. Gonglr Esq—Dr. Clrarles Jewr-tt—
Hon. J. \V.Johustuu (l. \V. P.ofNuva Scotzia
T. M. Gully P_. (_i \V P of \’a—.'\ Cnnipbc.ll
P G \V P of N l3r‘nnswick—.Iolrn Dougal Esq
C l~I——A B .\Iut'cnu G \V I’ of lll—\\7 S \Vil-‘
ford P G \V P of G:i—Hon George Halli’ G
\V P of N Y--Hon Neal Dow, \laine—Hon
C N Olds, G \V P Ol1io—J r\IcCaleb \Vi|le-.y P
G \V P of Ala— Hon J l} O’Nr>al. G \V P of
S Caroliiia~—-'I.‘hum:is J Evans (Ir S of Virginia
James Paiiersou P G \V P of La-——A M Ba-
ker P G \V P of Mir-.lrigiiri—B I5rlwaI'ds P
G \V P of lllinoi:-‘—(luv Geo N Brlf.'gs~—\V A
l-Izriiiiarnnn P G \V P ofIud—Clrarles Eginton
P G \V P of Ky
The (-.ontril,nit.iuns \vill be entirely original,
and by tho ablest writers in the Country, to
coiisistuf Talus, Essriys, Biugraplrres, Pocriis.
c\'.(:., A-‘c. This work will be issrired Monthly,
priutr~.d on fine paper of extra quality, with
new and lieriritiful type. -
TE R MS—-Two dollars per annum (invariably
in advance.)
I _._
R VAN DIEN. Publisher,
St} Nassau st
if? 1;. K.\lAPP, Agmit.
A can».
_, THE rrndersigued proprietors
_ of the NorwalkOmnibus Line
‘,1 * , would inform the public that
they run puncnmlly and regi.ilarlytocverytraiii
of ();..-s and retnrll to the Bridge on the arrival
of each train, all rumors so indust.riou.~;ly,circu-
lated “ that they are not to be depended upon”
to the contrary irotwitlrstanding. The omnibus
leaves the I3r'idge plilnéiliallflilt
10 minutes to 6; 715; 915: 11. & 12 A. M.
2; 4 1-2; 5 15; 6; and M7 1:3, P. M.
_Reti,ii-ning leave South Norxyalk on the arrvial
of every train. Hoping by a strict attention to
the wishes of the commrinity to merit their
support. we are, the public’s humble servants.
sfp :20 TAYLOR 6-: HOLLY.
Notice.
-r_‘-.~_ THE subscriber is desirous of selling
*3 .; tliciimnesreail now occupied by her, con
.3 sisting of a good new house and four
acres of good laud well set out with young fruit
trees, ofall kinds. It is located in Silver Mine
near the Mill of big‘. A. Belts, and will be sold
very low, if applied for soon.
sep9tf JULIA BYI.\‘GTON.
Notice.
THE mercantile business hitlrerto done by
the subscribers under the litin of l-lawley it
Bailey is discontinued, and will be (tontlllctcd
lrencefortli under the name and firm of L. H.
Bailey «R: Co.. a_t the old stand, where goods
will be ‘sold clmap for cash or ready pay,an(l
interest charged on all accounts of more than
six months standing.
Tfle name of the old lirm will be used by
either of the subscribers in liquidation of the
former business.
\VILLlAM H.-\\VLEY.
_ LE\VlS ll. BAILEY.
Birlgefield, Sept. 1, 1851.
District of1\'o‘/‘wal/c ss Probate: C'or2rt, Srpt'cin-
bar ‘.27!/I, 18.31.
’Ej}S'l‘A'l.‘l-I of JOH N KNO\VLES~, late of
Norwalk, in said disl‘ricl. dec’d.
The Court of Pmlrate for the district of
N-urwalk hath lirnited rind allow'e'd six ‘months
from the date hereof, for the creditors of said
estate, to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who rreglect. to present. their accounts
properly attested within said time will be de-
harrerl ii recovery. All persons Il‘i[l(‘l)le(I to
said estate tire requested to make iinnicdiato
payment to DAVID LO'\V, Executor.
3i3'.'3
Colombian Hair Bye.
THE subscriber is prepared to color the hair
of any persoii turned gray or otlrcnvise, to a.
beautiful brown or black. without injury to its
growtli. The article isalsu for sale, wit.l1 di-
i'e<-.tious for Use, at the barber's shop near the
spring. JOHN TAYLOR.
A COLORED Lad to learn the barbers and
hair dressing business. One who has
worked a short time attlie busiriess prefer-
red. JOHN TAYLOR.
FALL sTocK rs
Cheaper tlian Ever
IE‘ H E sub::cribers have just received, and
shall keep constantly on hand one 01 the
largest assortinents of
REB.3l§'§I MADE GLOTHENG
for Fall aml \Vinter wear. ever l.ii'onght into
this t.own, which will be sold cheaper t.ba u ever.
tf LITHAUER 6.’. TURK.
Shaker Herbs (So Extra cts
ONS'l‘ANLLY on hand all the different
varieties of herbs and extracts, prepared
by the Shakers at New Lebanon, Mass. at
WEEDS.
Vlanted.
I LARGE quantity of Lubiu‘s Extracts, .
Far-iuus, Cologne. just receivrrd at
W E E US.
. _ To Let.
A HOUSE pleasantly situated near
the Bridge. Possession given immedi-
Inquire hi am uttiue. If"-”
L‘ J
air.-lv.
.
‘HE subscribers take this method ofinform-
. ing the public, that they are new prepar-
ed to do all kinds of Jobbing their line, viz:
Machine work in goiter-al,.Die turning.al| des-
cription of Saw log, \Vood turning from a P0?-
tico pillar down to an awl handle, Turned
« Cedar r hitching and fence Posts on band, also
' blind liiuges and fastuings foi"sa'l'e.
AuassortmentofFurnitu:'6, and: knobs rind’
locks may always be found at tlr'e office Ofllltl
Factory, at manufactured prices. A share of
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
11- \V. NORTON 6.: CO.
R. .\‘-V. NORTON
M. M. NORTON
I South Morwalk,' Sept l5tli,.1851
Real Estate‘ For Sale.
EDURSUAl\"I‘ to an order from the Courtof
Probate for the district of Norwalk will
be sold at Public Auction on Saturday the 25th
day of October next at 2o‘clock P. M. (unless
previously disposed ofal. P|'ivate Sale) so mu ch
of the r'r'-.al estate of Moses \Vebb, late ofN0i'-
walk deceased. as will raise the sum of $383.-
14 with iiri.-irlciitnl clrarges of sale.
’I‘|u=, said Estate consists of Meadows and
\Vuod Laird and lies a short. distance north of
the head of Five Mile River I-larbor. Sale. to
take place at or near the late residence of said
d‘cc'd when the terrns of sale will be made
known. For moi‘ partii_'ularintorrnaliou apply
to SAMUEL RICHARDS, Administrator.
Dated at Norwalk, Sept. 22d, 1851. 4t38
Last earl.
LL Persons iinlclncdt to the estate of
l§nreryBisscll aronotlied that all no-
oot settled previous to thli lii-st of ()ctcber will
be placed in the lrands of Harry Fitch (depu-
ty slierilf) for collection.
\V. E. BISSELL. Administrator.
'Norwalk, Sept. 1'Ltlr, 1851.
’ WiE.Mé:i-iiiiiKHi?i.EN
Cabinet-.ll1c1/ccr and Umlcrtakcrj .’
(Two doors east. of the Bank.)
Sfl'."l.rl1 FORD, CT.
fa HVING i'r-ceiitly conrnpleted an
7', extensive altcI'ation rind iniprove.-
incnt iir his cxtaiblishrncut, and ex-
’ E tended the coinpass of his litisiuess,
' would r'e.-tpccifrilly iriforiri the inhabi-
tants oftliis and tlirsadjoiuiiig towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly rnanulirctur-
ing evcry dcscriptiiirr of
C-‘.1.’-§.BE§‘\*J'E’:?'ii‘ ‘iF.'r’.£-."...RE
i;'.: a qmil anl g,enei'ul variety of
1;’r./L:l.<tetul..v, '1'rrbleS, lVas/¢st:mIls, -S'ecret:zi'ies
Bic.-relics, Sq/‘as, cj-c. .5-c.
tirade of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot. lirll to suit the purcliaser.
Also, a variety of CH./.1 [RS—liair, cane, tlag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style.
llousclroldfurnilure ofauy description manu-
acturcdto order at short notice,on the most.
zassoirable tcrms. Also a very extensive as-
irtnicnt of ‘
zilaltresscs, Palia.s'scs, Patent Bead-
stcarls, dz‘. 8'0
‘That. can be set. up and taken down by any one
1: less than two nrinutes.
He has also a lrandsome assortnieut-ol' the
nest faslrionable styles of
vi 5 '3’:
which he will sell as icilre-up as can be bought
an y whore. ,
He is also prepared to furnislr
UOI"FlNS, SIIROUDS, CAPS. SC.-XRFS. &(‘.
ofevery description that may be desired, or
that can be obtained in the city of New York
at; a iuonrents warning, day or night, on the most.
reasonable terms. He is also prepared to fur-
nish liearscs, carriages, see to the digging ol
graves, and to at tr--nd toariy other arrnugcrnent
that may be vvislred lor the funeral p:'0(:0s.-:iuu,
&c. 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 necessary.
E. C. VVARREN.
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851. tf
aw ir;ri.i.}i:ai WlN"l‘Elt Gooiiiis’
A'l‘
MOULTON’S
OMPRISING a full assortment oi the
latest, styles of liidies Dress Goods, such
as Muslin Delaues, low priced to extra line,
figured, plain and changeable Alpaccas, Para-
nrattas and Lustrcs, printed and plain Cash-
rneics, Erglish, French and American Prints
in airy qiia-.rtit.y or qiiality. .
Also for gcinleincns wear. a great. variety of
Broadclotlis, Beaver Cletus, Cassiiners, suitin-
netts, ]'\'r-.ntucky .lr-tans. &c. .Vestings of Silk.
Satin. Velvet. Caslrmere t\'c. Also lowpiiced
qu:rlilies———a_good assortment.
Also 300 Blue Pll1§l.)Cl0lll Monkey Jackets,
a good article and very cheap. do a good assort-
ment of other ready made Clothing. coiisistiiig
of over coats, sacks, Pants, Vests, &c. Also
a new and very much improved kind ol'wo<llcn
Under Sliirts.
Also 100 pair Babcocks shoulder Braces at
25_cts per pair.
Bay State Shawls. all qualities and sizes at
manufacturure’s prices.
Carpeting, blaltlng and Oil Cloths. constant-
ly on hand. A : '
Also 5000 yrtls 4-4 Brown Slteletlrig, llie best
quality made in this cocut.ry at 6 1-4 cts per yd.
also superior Bleached Slreetings at the same
price. ‘A
Also 40 bills Ship Boead suitable for i'c'ed.
New Goods from auction and other sources
every week. '
_A\lcns and Boys Clothing cut. as lisnnl free of
clrarge—0i° made to order in the best and latest
style at much less than the ordinary prices.
S. DIOULTON, Jn.
\Vestport, sep. 15, 1851.
«. i"or Sale Cheap.
K7 A good family horse. Enquire
’ at this office.
Virheelbarrow Express!
LOADS of Calico at 6.1, cts per yard.
richly worth 123%. C. J. GRUMAN.
37rf
-.\
L~..L
tf
Select School.
HE fall and winter term ol Mrs OLMS-
TE D’S school will commence on Mon-
day the (Sth 0fOctobr:r ueiq. Ternis $2.50 for
priruary branches and $33 for more advanced
scholars. JULIA OLMSTED.
firms. ATTENTION!
0 you want a Glazed Cap? You will
lind t.liein at Randle’s no. 15 Main st.-—
price from I2 1-2 to 18 3-4 cents. Come quick
or they’ll be among the rnissirio. sep 16
Glothsnflassimeres &. Satinetts
T unheard of low prices. A few piecesot
those Satinetts leltat 44 cts per ypril.
C. . ‘
URSUANT to an order from the Court
of Probate for the District of N0t:Wi!lli-
will be sold at. Public Auction to the higliest.
bidder. on the 11th day of October. 18:31. Hi 1
o'clock in the afternoon, unless pr'e‘viously (Its-
posed ofat private sale, so much ofthe real as-
rate of Thaddeus S. Quick, late of VViltt1n in
said district deceased, as will raise the sum of
$1234.71. with incidental charges ofsale. Sale
to take place at the last residence‘ of said de-
aeased in said Wiltori' Terrnsi ii'r‘ade known’
ctthe time ofsiilo. G. S. NICHOLS; IA'lll'- _
\‘.'il'ton, Sept. ‘IEO 155-51'. ~ .9?-
7 V nurseryiinovv embracing fifteen acres
ollnrrd, consists of more than two lino‘-
:di',ed thousand engrafterl Fruit Trees. eiiiliracing
Apple, Pear. "Peach, Plum, Cherry and Appri-
cot. Also, 'a Vtl1'l6ly'0f-Gl‘tl|)0 vines, Goosebery
Raspb'ei"i'y and Sti'awb_ery r".-lauts. Tire orna-
mental trees‘ are Horse. Chestnut, Mountain
Ash. Spruce, American Fir, 3i’A,rbor Vitae and
European Larch. .
The selection of the varieties of Fruit trees is
only a ‘few fro'i‘n the many, embracing only the
most. valuitl)'le' varieties kuowii, in cultivation in
Europe and Ainericn. The Trees oftliis nur-
sé’r_v are young, vigorous and true to their
name. . ‘ , ' I
The Peach l’l‘88S_'l_ll'6 of healthy origin from
\Vestei°n New York and are not subject to dis-
ease known as" “ Yollows" 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 trausplating
this fall. they respectfully invite all who wish
to plant, Fruit trees, to visit thcirnui'sery whicli
is sit.uate.d on the. farm of Sterilretr Hoyt, one
mile and a l'inlfeast ofthe village of New Ca-
naan and three miles and a half from Nor-walk.
sep :".'rn STEPHEN HOYT dc Co.
FRUIT Titans
AT THE ’ q
finial.) Nflrttlfilli 3.‘{‘ur5crr_i,
§.§g‘;'I.‘l']l£ subscribers respectfully solicit the
....IL. attention of lruit. growers to their stock of
Trees, consisting ofchoice Apple. Pear", Cher-
ry Plumb, Appricot and Peach '.l.‘rees_ Ever-
greens and extra sized horse Clicstnuts and
mouiitiiiu ash. Also a very line lot of Isabella
and Catauba Grape Vines. Also the true Ital
Antwerp }r’a.vjiocr_7/, wlrii.-h we wairurit, and
hold ourselves responsible for its being the new
or Pure rod Antwerp. Tlre last of Oct. or Isl
of Nov. will be-. the proper time for putting out
the plants, when all ireccssary (lirc(:l.iori will be
given. GEO. SlCYi\‘lOUR. Ct Co.
P. S. \Ve caution the public to buy no‘
Antworps of any person without IlOlLil:_‘g them
l‘es|'lt).lSll)lt.‘ for its being the new or pure red
Antwerp. The country is full oftlie spurious
kind.
was Sale Sheags.
l7E\V_pair.~; of full blood Cochin (..‘hina
lfowls. Tlicro are Se\’l‘l‘ttl cocks \vliic'lr
would be cxcliaiigcrl tor the couinrun breeds of
liens. Enquire at this oliice.
Lost.
GOLD CU’li‘I“ PIN. on Friday evening
last. The liudcr will be suitably reward-
ed by leaving it at this cilice.
AM P H ENE and burning fluid warranted,
and new every week, at _
DlSl3RO\V’S.
‘Wanted Immediately.
OR ‘2 steady, iiirliistrious Girls‘. to work at
the folding and stiizkiug of Books. To
such properly ipriilifie(.l.giioil w:rgcs, good trout-
ll14.’lll'. and constant eiuployment. will he uiV+*n 211
the book store of A. SELL l<I(.7l{.
‘Draw
at ransrxg.
Sawing and
XI‘ the stcani plaiiing and sawing sash and
blind mill of Messrs. Pu-erl 6.’. lsbi-lls may
be found a large nssortrrient of mouldings of
various and tasteful patterns.
All work done with proinptness and in a sat-
islac?.oi'y manner.
Ptlillrll) A: ISBELLS.
Norwatk. August 22.1, 1551. 31-
Girls
‘, I'LL find metallic head combs new and
' cheap, crosha needles in l)o.\'es very
cheap, and a great. variety of fancy goods; ttl.~.‘~0
a new and iuterestiiig article ofgaiiw, at.
' DlSBR.O\V''S.
__ - ....-__.. ..___-_~.________.
Dry Goods.
. ‘H E subscr'ibe.rs are this day opening ii
large and elegant assortrnerit of new Fall
Goods. enrbrachg all the various styles now in
market. Now is the time for bargains.
MA LLORY 65' LE \VIS.
NEW AND ELEG.AN'l‘
Fall Dry Goods! I
Hitchcock 62. Iasadboater,
No. 347 Brouzlway, corner Leonard 5-t., N. 1'.
Have already in store It very large and splen-
did assortmcnt of New and Elegant Fall Goods
in:-ludirig a great variety of rich and handsome
styles,~as bcautilul printed Cashrneres and De
Laines. plaid Silks, brocade, rvatered and plain
do, French M erinoes and plain Caslirneres of
every desirable shade, ‘color and quality.
Para mattas, or Coburg Cloths, ofvzn-ions col-
ors—in alipemiriice and finish precisely like
Merino, but of only about lralfthe 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, necessary to perfecta
lady‘s wardrobe; together with a large and full
assortment of housewife and family Dry Goods,
as linen and muslin Slieetirrg and Sliirting, Ta-
ble Damasks. Diapers, Napkins. Lawns. Crash
Towelings and Towels, ltiiié a rid Muslin \Viu-
dow Draperies, \Vonlen Blankets and Ma r-
seilles Quilts, Toilet. Table and Piano Covers",
i Flannels, Canton Flaiiriels. Tickings, English
and German Hosiery, and, in short. everytliirrg
in the line of Fancy arid Staple Dry Goods;
and giving their attention entirely to the retail
business. learn the wants of the public; and
spare no pains or expeiise to be able to supply
them, while their strict adherence to their sys-
tem of one price, without variation, secures to
every cust.oniei', whether child or adult,.fair
and liouestdealing.
Mourning and half mourning Goods of every
kind and style the market alfords, always on
hand. (;‘entlemen's Cravats, Handkerclriefs,
Gloves, Under-Slrirts, Drawers, &c.. at less
than usual prices. Ordblrs from the coun-
try or city will be promptly executed. sentas
directed, and the Goods always warranted, and
money returned if they do not give satisfaction.
L7? 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 the
cars or boat for lroiiié.
H. 45.’. L spare no pains to secure the servi-
ces of polite and competent. Clerks, whom they
require to give every attention to their custoin-
ers, show Goods freely, but never urge tbern to
buy; and never allow impolite or ungentleinanly
c'ouduct,- and ‘would feel greatly obliged if their
c’ustom‘ers would report any Such iminéI.lia't‘el_y_
to the Slrop_'W:ilker.
st-pill) If
._ the’ public‘ to‘ his stock of Dry Goods just
purch‘ase.d, e‘p‘rbi‘:i_cii‘_ig styles of all descriptions‘
suitable? for the Fall trade, such as figured and
plain Poplins, very rich Cashmeres, DeLaine"s‘,
Ginglnims—-ne.w-styles and very fine. Calicoes,
Gloves, Hosiery, and a variety of other Goods.
all of which have b6BlLpl.ll'Cl]rlS9.(.l at the lowest
market. prices, aml will be sold raccordiogly.-—
He has also a fresh supply of Broadclotlrs,
Cassimer-es and Vestings of all colors and qual-
ities, which he will out. free of expense, or
make to order in the‘ most fashionable styles at
prices that: will defy competition.
I L. H. RANDLE.
Norwalk. August 26th, 1851 . »
URSUANT tnan order’ from the Court of
_Probate for the District. of Norwalk will
be sold at Pu_blic- Aiiction, to the highest bid_der
on the 27th day of Septern her, at 10 o’clock in
the forenoon, (unless previ_.us‘l_\-' disposed of at
privat.e sale.) so much of the real estate of
tleorge Mead late of St Louis in the state of
Missuuridec’rl, as will raise the srrm of 386-120
witlrtlie incidental expenses attending the sale.
Sale to take place on the prmnises near J. J.iinos
in said \Vilton in said district; Terms made
known at tlrei time of sale.
Dated at Norwalk this 13th, day of Sept.
18-51.
ABEL \VHITLOCl{. Admr._
Great Endusénzerzts
At No. 15 Main Street. ,
l']\V STOCK of Fall (_1‘oorls at the Hat;
(Jail). and Fur Store of H. C. P...audlc.-—-
Just rec'd a large assortinent of meu’s cloth,
plush, mohair and glazed Cups of the late.-‘t.
styles; also, the best variety of e~lrili,lr'en and
youth's Hats and Caps ever olfered in Norwalk,
which are not to be lieat in neatness. durability
and c|reapness- Call and see his stock of wool
and fur Hats foi'clrilili'"er1, fancy Caps, Uu‘ibrel-
las,Uuiou and Crrliforiiia llats: ‘constantly on
hand but. cases and band boxes. A good urtiiile
Frris of all kinds in their season.
The fall fasliions for gentleinen’s Hats rec’d,
from wiricli-lie" is rn:i:iiil’actiiriug an articletliat.
cannot fail to please. 'v:ri°yiii'_«_v, in prices from
50 to $4 ()0, the quality of \\'l1ll.'ll has _be.i-n
so well tr-stud by his nurnerous patrons that it
is rieedless to coirrment. Caps from is to 20s.
Also a fer.-' Alculiol bbls for sale cheap.
Sept. 5), 18.51.
Di.-'.-lri'c/. of 1 ’oru'(1l/c ss Probate Cozu't,Scptcm—
Iar,-r .‘)II:. 18151.
' "i'..\."l‘A'I‘lr‘. of NI'llll".3.llAH GREGORY
late of .\"orwalk in said ilistrict, dcc‘d. _
‘Tho Coiirtuf Probate for the district‘ of Nor-
wnlk lratlr limited and zillowcd ‘.l.\‘l!1()!li'l1S from
the date lrcreot‘, fortlie creditors of said Estate
to cxliilur. their claiurs for scttli-mcnt. Those
vlio iii-glmct to prcfsertt their aci:onrts, proper-
ly atte.-tctl, within said time, “ill be do.liarreil
l. i'ecovr,-ry. ‘All persons indebted to said estate
ire i'e(lr.ir-’stc.'l toiuake immediate payment to
3t"*37 ‘DANIEL G. '\VE ED Admiiiistrator
,_..:_..__._j .
'1'/ielargevl (mil bust, assortment of
Oiilce, Parlor, Hall and Coolliilirg
STAEWES,
'1'/rut has are/‘ been z:.rli.2‘bz'lccl in this Coriizty,
at prices risloizisliiiig to all.
I.0CI{'i7ii'OOl), IIAIG HT 85 C0.
Norwalk, Sept. 8th. 1851. '
Banbury do Eiierwalk Railroa
Company.
'1‘ a meeting of the President and Direc-
tors, on the 4th inst. it was voted :
'I.‘lrat. the instalment \\’llll:l1 was niade paya-
ble Oll the 1stfufJari’y last, and postponed un-
til l'ultllet'tr('ti0ti of the board, be due and pay-
able on the 15th inst. and that notice tliereof
be given by the ’l‘r-crrsrir-er in the Ncrwalk Ga-
zctte and Danbury Times.
Sept. ‘”
a).
‘(ALT u ineeting of the ljresiilcrit and Direct-
ors ‘oftlie iD3ltIl)Ul'_\' 65 Norwalk Railroad
Company held on the 1st Tuesday in Deccn'i-
l)l'l‘ last. it was voted that the Treasurer dernand
and receive interest front all tire sirllscr'ilrei's
that l)P_t_;lt~“Cl' to pay their instalment live days
after they become «Inc.
CEO. \V, IVES, Treas.
Danbary, August. ‘2:‘tli, 1851.
New F511 GEE
in any quiantityjrist.
receiv’d and for sale
cheap,by_
Mallory & Lewis.
, Rats and Mice Look 0111: !
YO=.\‘'S PILLS lot‘ the destruction oftlie
~ 44 almve named vermin; r agnetic powders
for thodestruction of cockroaclies,bedbugs,ants,
llios. &c., wari'aiited without fail. Also, Levo‘s
vermin exterminator and Noi'tlr American rat
exterininatur for sale by \V. E. BISSELL.
35
19:‘. Ba:a21ix2g’s ,
LACE OR BODY I:lRACE.
‘OR. the cure of curved, weak and diseased
s}iirrz-.——rli:?.r::iscs of the heart and lungs,
and all diseases loading to consumption, dys-
pepsia and other alfcctioiis of the stomziclr, liver
and digestive organs, diseases of women, and of
the visceral organs gerieraly. Sold by
\V. E. BISSELL.
Wanted. ,
SHIRT I\IAIiEl"»S, also hands to
make coats. pants and vests.
(.1'l£OR.(}E A. l{EN\VOR.THY.
Silks l Oh, Silks l l
:[T is ‘perfectly astonishing that black and fan-
cy dress silks can be sold so very low at the
C. J. GRUMAN.
E00
store of
Congress Water,
‘RESH and sparkling from the spring, in
quart and pint‘. bottles by the dozen and
single, at‘ ' \VE l£D’S.
_ félotice.
LL cloths, cassirneres, satiuetts and vest-
ings out free of expense to the purchaser
by it first-class cutter. C. J. GRU~MAN-
Building Lots.
S
EVER-AL beautiful and eligible building
lots for sale at a bargain. Enquire of
ALLEN 6.: LVIEEKER,
Mantle Grhameggts,
UCH as Girnndo'es, plate_d and glass can-
dlesticks; elegant; Geiipap trrrd AI1te|'l,<_-‘_flU
flower vases, marble and tlld_l,)3l‘_§I_$l_' clocks; 1,|I.S.0_.
plated goods, cake baskets. mill lllslltis ‘Hill 11.
“fll'llL‘W of Iéttriir rrew goods, this day "9?-"I 1.”.
' ‘:—'?1.-‘'-'1.’z1’»‘-.’\.‘-.'''§~_'
pared to "execute all o'rders for trninulircturingi
and re‘pa'iririg all ki‘nd‘s of machinery f0i"r'riai‘i’-
ufacturing and‘ other purposes. “'6 will‘-'a'lso’
siiperintend the e‘i'ection,alfei-lug and repairii.-g
the sa me‘. “la have on hand and are constantly
mann'factirring‘all the dil-'ferent kindspof patent’
axles for -light and heavy velriclesrwhicli we‘
will ‘dispose of on the most lirvorable terms.-—-v
Orders to be left at; Street. &. Qui_ntard’s s_toil§3,
Norwalk, or at our shop, the first building north
of James Janes’ saw-rnill. ‘ .
ALDRICH 6.: WHtTi'.-.0ox. _
Wiitqn, July 1st, 1851. ' , 6'm*2o
ll‘!!!-2‘ ci«:i.r~:BnA'rr-:0 CliE.~\l’l-18'!‘
' Géfpet Estahlishmefit
In the United States.
No.‘ 99 Bowery, N. _Y.
‘ HIRAM ANDERSON'S
Eight Spacious Sales Rooms!
-I-IOLESALE and retail; Familiesand
housekeepers furnished at whJlesalo'
prices. , . _ .
,. _ List of Prints‘. ,
English Three Ply Carpets, Bsand 933
Inrperinl db‘ ‘db’ g‘ Iills tiitd 11'!
Brussels Carpets, 10s and 123
Tapestry Carpets, 9s and 1'38
Venetian Stair Csu-pets, 23, 3s and 43
Door Mats. 25. 3s ar'i'd 43
Table and Piano Covers. cheap‘
Common Carpets, ~s and its
English Dru_s_>_gets, ‘3s6d to 63
Floor Oil Cloths, 33 to cts ,
Floor Oil Cloths, 8 yds wide
Itlnglisli Oil Cloths, 85 to 93
'I7iitir=il Rugs, 205
Axminister Rugs, $6
\Vindow Slrades,-$1 to $6
Cliecked Matting, 4-4, 5-4, 5-4
Stair Rritls, (35, 8s and 105
Table Oil Cloths, 3s
HIRAM A NDERSON.
No. 99 Bowery, New York.
TUBBS 5.: SMITH.
__ Building IVId've'rS.
UILDINGS moved or raised. with chime
ucys standing. and rvitliout. disturbiuir the‘
irrrnates. l'*‘r-nines raisr-.d for clrurche‘s o'r iitlier-'
large buildings. \Vorl; done in any part of the‘
country. CHAS, ']‘U}3,gs_
, SETH SIlrIITl‘1.
South Norwalk, Ct., July 19th, 1851. 29
T ‘.i.iarZ\7i:s r'\:iAf.'i«:R~s ,,G_OODS.—Hair
Seating, \Veb|iing. Sofa and Clriiii‘
. Spi'iiigs,l3iitt.oris. Gimp, l\louldiug.Locks, Hin-
égcs and Castor-s by IIOLCOMB & LYON.
Eh OUSE BUILDERS l1AR.D\VAR J, of
every description. for sale wholesale on
retail by IIOLCOMB & LYON.
83 \Vatei' st Bridgeport.
@.rnia..\eis MAKEP.’S GOODS, Axles;
Springs, Slrafts, Cz_rri'i;rge Bows, Bolts,
Bone and Ivory Slides, Liniiig Nails, Ivory
Hand Screws. Searning Cord, &c. .
l-1ULCO:\‘lB .5; LYON.
IRINDSTON SS. 95 tons superior grit
justlandiug fmm Berea Ohis.
IlOL(.‘O;\lB dc LYON.
is9in’7
riwaizr.-E CU'l.‘Ll.~‘.P.Y.———150 grbssiof W.
- c\‘ S Butchers’ table critloi-y,jnst rec’d
ti. 11OL(.'OMl3 ac LYON.
83 \Vater st. Bridgeport.
‘VlLES.—1.-500 dozen \V. 6:. S. Bu'tclrers'
Files. consisting of ‘every size and kind;
now opening by HOLCOMB dc LYON-.
OCKET CUTLERY, Shears and Scis-
' _sors of \i7. ck’. Butchers’ and Rodgers’;
ouening and Ior sale wliolesale and retail by
HOLCOMB 8.: LYON,
83 \Vater st., Bridgeport.
1 § DOZ. hand, pannell, rip and back
9 Saws ol llutcliers-’, Spear 66 Ja’cksort’s
and liecl<t5t's. at \'v'lI0lP.:‘-illt-5 and reltti_l by HOL-
coni; & LYON, 83 \Vat'e'rsl;.; Bl'l'(IgcpOrtt
RACE AND BlTTS.—-A large sro'c’k;ot‘
‘blarplefis’ superior pliited and plain, whole-7
sale and retail, by IIULCOMB 56 LYON.
’ NVILS.--1-1ilI’s, Pete'r “”riglrts’ ‘amt
’ Mouseliole, wlrolesale and retail by
I-IOLCOMB & LYON.
ISES.—l-lills, Peter Wriglit:’s, Hyde’:
_ and 'I.‘ill0tson's of every quality and price
Just opening. and we would call particular at-1
lention to our stock. HOLCOMB 66 LYON,
83 \Vater street, Bridgeport.
ly on hand and for sale low by H
HOLCOIVIB dc LYON.
AILS.—150O casks Fall River; alsd 40
A casks superior w_r'on_g_-lit nails by
I*I(_) LCO-M B «S: LYON, \Vater st. Bridgeport.
1LUE. BORAX AND EME iY.—.50
bbls. Glue. ass‘d sizes; 10 cases \Vood’s
retiricd Borax; 25 casks superior London Elm
i‘-"Y Ill’ IIOLCOMB dc LYON.
HE OUSE FURNISHING HARD\VAR 3.-
—A _full and complete assort.:nent by
r~1oLcoi*.ln s: LYON.
DIETZ, BROTIIER 85 CO. I
134: WILLIAM STREET,
Ne W-York,
MANUI".-\C'l‘UTtl-IRS OF ]~ZV1~ZItY VARII-ITY 0!‘
_ Lamps, Chandeliers,
Ginlndolcs, caizdclalira, Gas Fixtures’.
April, 1851.—6m is.
NORVVA LK BOOT AND SHOE
' EIVEPOBIUIVI.
II E subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he has on hand oire ofthé
lai'g'c-st assortnieuts of Boats and Shoes, Gait-
r-rs, &c., d\'.c., ever olfercd in Norwirlk, His
goods are all niannl'actui'ed in the most superior
in:ruri’er by the very best of Vl'Ol‘lillf€l’), and will
l)tt\’s'l1l‘I'tlt3l9tI in every parjt.iculai'. Ladies and
gentlcrneu in want ofgoods in, his line will find
it for their interest to call. Don’t iiristzrke-'—~
N0. 3 Main st. CHAS. SMITH.
August 1st, 1851. 31
Notice.
l‘Vd'ri(erl to Sell Out.
A good chance is oti'ei'ed to any person ‘want-
ing t'o_en_gage in the Shoe Business. I have
usually 9 hands employed and could employ as
niauy more did I not buy part of my work rea-
dy uiade. Any one wishing to buy, must come
and see me sooubefore getting in fall and win-
ter stores, _ _
I A. B. ISBADLEY.
South Norwalk, Aug. 253d, 1851.
Wanted Immediately.
\VH EICL-\VRlGl-1'1‘ _'or one who, under-,
- stands the car1'iago making liusj.-pegs gen.,_
erally. Apply to L. OLt.Vl,.‘_S,';[‘j3AD.
Danliury, A ugus,t 1851. 32
Sugars. Flour and Crockery,
1?] NE lot just received rind gpirig oIl,'Iik_q
a June '._‘:l)0l\'Sl(ll_‘t!_1 at the cheap’ store of-
. GEQ._\\[._SL_\11'l"fi.
Gil.‘-‘J 9i!§ ii
' .UREl.b,le:rcl_r‘cd speriri, elephant, whale,
_ H lard. .neatsl_'oo_t nu_d’lins_eegl_ oils, for sale by.
ll-J9 l1_t.t,t'l'el 91‘ retail by _ ‘I ‘
15. I -.‘="1‘lil.‘3.1.‘3'I" 65 QUlN.T'ARD-
Seeaci Whsate
subscriber oli'ei's for sale a, lot ofvery.
s'.1i>r>rio.r SW1 Wll6«"II- <'~.leu.n. écc. "
‘§.»'li.«.‘-.5». 1“1til_+1.»01.’~‘1’e
;,.
o
necessar n‘r‘r:'mgeinents,- are new re;
- P
" ' LAci<sui'rrrs BELLOWS constant?
Norwalk Chronicler