4 ,.,,¢,,.—- ,.
K‘;
, Building Lots For Sale.
. HE subscribers offer fhr sale. some very
desiritble Building Lots,on West Avenue,
biii)osi’te‘ the residence of Hon. T. B. Butler.
_Enquire‘ of PRICE at his residence; or
at 2'6 Maiden Lane. or of MOSESO. BANKS
I8 Liberty St., N. Y. A ,
Also, some 70 or 100‘ loads of first quality
Building Stone. Enquire of E. B. PRICE.
Norwalk, May 10, 1851. 6mm‘
' BLAKE’S PATENT
fire and Water Proof’ , Paint.
7 HIS superior paint is applied in the same
manner as ordinary paint and after a
few months exposure to the atmosphere be-
comes as hard as slate or stone. ,
B_EV_VARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Within the last two years, there have sprung
up more than a hundred different: kinds of
counterfeits, most of them no better than dirt
from the roads, and all purcliesers are cau-
tioned against buying of any except my iruthor-
ised agents. VViii. Bmici-:. Paentee.
For sale by STREET dz: QUINTARD.
Agents, Norwalk, Cori.
II. l\iID‘DLEBRO0K’S
Saddle and Harness ‘.
VSTABLISHMENT.-—Tlie subscriberre-
spectfully informs the public that he cori-
tiiiues the Saddle and Harness business a few
rods north of the Congregational Church in
Wiltoii, where helias been for the past two
years. Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks. Valises,
Carpet Bags, Bridles, \-Vhips, &c., &c., made
to order, of the best material and woikmanship.
Repairing done in a most expeditious and
workmanlilie manner. All goods sold at the
lowest rates for cash. ,
H. MIDDLEBROOK.
Wilton, June 2d, 1851 .
Danbury &. Norwalk Railroad.
N()TlClE is hereby given to the subscribers
to the Capital Stock of the Danbury and
Norwalk Railroad Company, that the Presi-
dent and Directors at ii meeting held at Nor-
walk, on the 13th day of September, 1850, 1:0-
tcil that an instalment of 10 per cent. on the
capital stock, including the amount paid at the
time of subscribing. be paid to the Treasurer on
or before the 20th Oct. next.
And that further instalments of 10 per cent.
be paid on or before the first Mondays of De-
cember, Januaiy, February, ,l\Iarcli,‘ April,
May, June, July, and August, next'
The subscribers residing at Norwalk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to \Villiam S.
Lockwood, Esq., Assistant Treasurer.
Certificates of stock, and amount paid, will
be ready at the time of payiiieut of instalments.
for delivery.
ARRON SEELY. Treasurer.
Danbury, 16th September, 1850.
f
A SELLEGK,
Book Seller and Binder,
HAS just returned from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofScliool and
Misizellaiieous Books. Also, a large assortment
of Stationery, including Blank Books. Foolscap,
Letter, and Note Paper, euvelops, Slates, &c.,
which he will sell cheaper than they can be
bought; for at any otherstore in this vicinity.
L?'Books of all ki'nd‘s, bound in his usually
neat and durable style-, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all’.
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l V" L
J. M. %nith’s Marble Yard,
Near the Bridge, Norwalk. Conn.
EPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave
l Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workmanship. The best as-
sortment of American and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to calland
give a personal inspection of his rmitzerial and
workmanship, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase of Agents without an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article cori-
tracted for.
!§"'l‘he Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warraiit it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk, Aug. 21, 1848.
Norwalk Savings Bank.
OTIC E is hereby given that deposits will
be received by the t.reasui'er at the Fair-
field County Bank, from 10 to 12 o'clock, A.
M. and from 2 to‘ 4 o’clock, P. M. on Mondays,
Tuesdays, \Vedne'sdays, Thursdays and Fri-
days, and on Saturdays from 10 to 12 A. M.
and 2 to 3 P. M. until further notice. Per-
sons wishing to make loans are requested to
baiizl a written application to the treasurer,
sta-ting amount and security.
'1‘. \VARilER, JR., Treasurer.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 1849.
Boot, Shoe, Leather and Find-
. iug Store.
. HENRY HANDES renews again
ymhis acknowledgiiieiits to the public and
his friends for their generous patronage
f]‘“""g the year past‘, and hopesto merit an un-
:li](l)lgl;l'lll)l2e(l.c0l1tll1l1&lnCC of the b_usiiiess rela-
r‘ is°l1l]) which he has‘ so long maintained with
rcommuuity. He will be found now at his
“aw stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,
:'here he will be happy to see, aiidserve his
, friends and the public. The character of
"3 work is too well known‘ to need a word of
Praise. It comprises every article of meii’s
and ‘child'i_'en’s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
shoes‘ in l3l1‘6‘l1‘ season, for ladies and gentleman
FINDINGS of the best quality, and iii any
quantit.y, suited to the wants oftlie craft.
Norwalk,Jan. 1,1851. 1
‘,Prote°ction Insurance Co.
Of HARTFORD, Conn.
$‘200,006~— ll/zlli. Privilege to In-
crease to Ilalf a Jlfillion.
ILLIAM C. STREET, lltlvlllgreceived.
. the agency ofthc above named Cbinpa
ny is now prepared to insure Houses, Stores
Mills, Fa ctoi-ies,Bai-iis a iid tlre contents ofeac h
toget/lyier .wi;:h£very otlig speciesl,)offipi_'0pe1'ty
jganns ass or arm: We 3/ are.
The rates of pi-eiiiiuin 0ff6'Tl’:3(l, are as low as
those ofany other similarIiistitutioii,andevery
man has now an oppo'rt.uiiit.y fora i.l“lflino3um
to protect liiiiiselfagainst thils (lBSl31'l.'lCfl176 ele
ment. which often in a single hour, sweeps
away the eariiiirgs of so many years.
It is incuiiibentoii all persons applying for a
reiiewalor policy on b-uildings, to ll’l‘f01'11l the
itgentof all changes in and about the premises
that increase the hazard; or on machinoryi-en-
tiered 11'11[);'0(l11CtlVe ll))y new inventions, usecex
less by c ranges in usiness, as no insurance
ofiice is bound by their policy, to pay any more
than the cash val_ue of property, at the time of-
C a piztal
Cheaper than Ever!
Groceries selliiig of at astonishivig rates at
the old store of
GEO. \V. SMITH. SOUTH NOR\VALK.
HERE purchasers can find one of the
ltll~'g.6Sl’. and best assortments of Groce-
ties, Crockery, &c.,evei- oifered in this mar-
ket before. To our up town customers. (forl
we have customers from the Bridge. ca use why
we sell better articles andcheaper than others.)
we would say that we will guarantee them a
saving of 25 per cent. by purchasing of us,
which will pay for a ride up and down any day.
Call and aim mine for yourselves.
. GEORGE \V. SMITH.
South Norwalk, August 12, 1851.
The lzest. and strongest certified medicine in
the world for the cure of Dyspepsia in all its
forms-——such as headache, heartburn, habitual
cost.iveness, acidity of the stomach. loss of ap-
petite, astliiiia, piles, incipient consumption,
dcbility arising from protracted fevers, fever
and agile, exposure to heat or cold, old tige-
iiud diseases iirisiugfi'oiii impeifect digestion,
or a deranged condition of tliestoiiiacli. It is
also an excellent remedy. and not surpassed by
any medicine in use, for females suffering from
uterine or nervous derangemeiit,
Amongtlie iiumerous and highly respectable
certificates, we refer to the following:
Prof. A. A. l'lAYl-IS. M. D. Stale Assayer.
FI’l."l.HF..\'RY HOMER, Esq.,Boston.
Jas. C. DUNN, Esq.. City Treasiirer, Boston.
Hon. Mraox LA\\'Rl$.\’CE, Ex Prest. Mass.
Senate.
Hon. L. H . Aii.\'oLn, l'ormerly Gov. Rhode
Island, now Meinber of Coiigr'ess.
Hon. \Viii. \VoonniiinGi:,foriiierly Got’. 0
Michigan, now U. S. Senator.
Hon. J. T. Moni~:iii:An,fbririerly Gov. of Ky
now U. Senator.
Hou. J. ll‘. Siu.uo.\'s, U. S.
P\l10(l0.lSlill)(.l.
Hon. S.-i.\i’i. S. Pin-:1.Ps, U. S. Senator from
Vi'»i'iiionl..
Hon VVM. Uriixiu, U. S. S- from Vt.
I‘.l0l1- SULOMO-N I*‘oo'rr‘., M. C. from Vt.
Hon. H. D. Fos'i‘i-Jii, M. C. from Peiin’a.
Hon. M. L. l\l.ia'i‘Ai.\‘, Delegate in C. from
\Vis. Tci'i'itoi'y.
Gen. A.C. DODGE, D. C. from Iowa.
R. P. S'rowi‘., Esq., Clerk in House ofRep.
C. C. ’l‘uo\vniiii)or., Esq., Detroit, Mich.
Gizo. \V. Jo-.\'i-Is, Esq., Surveyor General
Dubuque, Iowa.
.losi-trii HUXIE, Esq., No. '76 \Vall st., N. Y.
Many other individuals of the highest res-
pectability can be refei'i'eil to, who will con-
firiiiall that has been said in favor of this inval-
uable metlliciim.
D P... GEO. B. GREEN, Pi'opi'ietoi', \Vind-
sor. Vt.
REED. BATES & AUS'I‘lN, \Vliolesale
Di-uggists. No. 26 -.\'lercliants’ Row, Boston,
General A cuts.
Price Slgper bottle; six for $5.
CAUT|ON.—Eeuli bottle of the Gcnizinc
0.1:}/genalcil Bitters. will have the outside
wrapper printed in Eiii:lisli,li‘i'encli and Spa ii-
sli, with tire sigiiature of Gen. B. Green, Pro-
pl'letm', upon Three Sides, anil in addition, a
finely engraved labeliipon the top of the bottle
witliilie signature of Reed, Bates it Austin,
who are the sole General Agents,aiid to whom
all orders must be addi'essod.
For sale by \V- E. BISSELL, and drug-
gists generally in the U. S. and Canadas.
Farm for Sale.
THE place formerly occupied by
.. Alvin Hyatt, dec’d, is offered for sale.
lt consists of about tliree acres ofgood land,
with a dwelling-house and burn thereon stand-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying near
the house of Ira Betts, Jr., and on the line of
the Danbiiry 6.: Norwalk railroad. For further
particulars enquire of
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
Senator from
Trunks, Valiccs, Carpet Bags. llillals. Rugs,
die. &:c. which he has COl1Sl'-tll1l}l_V on hand.
at this establislimeiit, oftliever
not fail to satisfy customers.
Manufacturer
ADDLES, Harnesses, Trunks, Valices, C
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, Webb, Saddlery
H E subscriber having had an appartm
invite the iitteiitioii ot the public to
Ha ruess, coiiibiniiig ii eatiiess with iliirability.
Repaiiriii_:,.. _
LY NE'1‘:a',
Ji.ist received a lot; of superior F
Norwalk, Nov. 1, 1849.
FRANCIS
BRITANNIA, JAPAN AND IVOODEN
AND VVILLOIV IVARE, LEAD PI
William B,
VVest Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the Norwo-Z/c Hotel.
N. B. Harnesses manufactured to order.
F. BR.ADLEY’S
]Vew Ifamess and Saddle Establisfz.-meat.
ent fitted up beneath the Connecticutliotel, would
his extensive assortment of Saddles, Harnesses,
\Vliips, Lashes, Brushes,Currycoiiibs,Slianimics
He has on hand several setts of very light single
warn,
and Dealer in
arpet Bags~,.Satchels, \Vliips, Matts, Brushes,
\Vure, Trunk Locks, 65c. 56c.
Terms favorable.
Every ai-ticlo in his lineofbiisiness may be had
y best iiiaterials and style of woikmziiisliip. at prices which will
or done in a nezitaiid substantial inauiier.
cheap for cash.
F-. BRADLEY.
H. NASH.
\lANUFACI‘URER OF TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE; DEALER IN STOVE»,
IVARES, SAD IRONS AND HEATERS;
FURNACES, IRON TEA KE'I'l‘LES AND HOLLOIV VVARE.
BRA SS KE.'I'TLES, IRON VVIRE AND RODS, CARPET TACKS, FRENCH BASKETS
PE, SHEET LEAD, roacs PUMPS
STOVE BLACKING. &'.c., &.c.
Ev erything forifiverybody.
HE siib.~:cribei's have constantly on hand
one of the most extensive assoi'tiiii-iits of
Groi.erios, Crockery,,VVoodeii and other \Vt1l'CS
to be found ataiiy other store in this county.
meflt where may be had fresh from N. Y. cv-
cry day, all kinds of vegetables, fi°iiit's, 650... &c.
oftlie choicest quality. Also. all l-.iuds of shell
and other fish in tliciijfsciisoii. In short, we
at prices which Eastoiiisli everyone.
us ii call at our store in Wain st.
ALLEN dc MEEKER.
War ner’s Pater:-.t
Anti- I4"rcez7'7ig Suction and Form I’-map
Can be used in our deepest. wells or fetch wa-
ter from wells at a distance. lt. works very
easy and discliarges a gallon of water to eacli
motion of the lever, and will not frcese in the
coldest weather. _v attaching pipes water is
cai'ried to any part of the house or barn and by
attacliing a hose can water the garden. (‘our
yard, wash your windows, Cari-iiiges, &c.
er of two men can throw water to the top
our highest. houses. Sold by
biiildiiigs tlioroii steiiidiiig known as the “ old
St John Place.” opposite the residence of Gov.
Bissell. Also ii tract of la nil in quantity about
24 acres called the “ Saugatuck Brook Land."
Also a tract of wood land in quantity about 8
acres known as the ‘* last Rock land. For
terms (to. apply to GEO. ST. JOHN, or F.
ST. JOHN LOCl\'\VOOD.
for fiale,
3, ,__;L_ VVITH iiniiiediate possession. a good
Mill with water power on an excellent stream.
with a convenient House, Barn, anil 14 acres of
land, situated about. 7 miles from Norwalk or
Stainford. F0l‘[)‘_1l'flCl1ltlI'S enquise of S. E.
OL MST EA D. or AJOH N BATLEY.
Norwalk. May 24th., 15851. 21%!’
For Sale.
‘- , A valuableliomcstead of 263} acres of
_ R land,forinerly the residence of Jared
L’; Ayrcs, in New Canaan. On it is a good
to 0 story tlivelling-liimse, burn, and other out
buildings. a nd fine o‘i‘char(l of grafted fruit
trees in a bearing state. Also, 27 acres of fine
timber land. 3% miles north-west of Norwalk
l’}i'idge. Also, six acres of \vo‘o‘il' and timber
land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
lage. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of \Vatts Comstock, Esq. in New
Canaan. For furtlier particulars euqu'ire of
the subscriber at the residence of VVni. Drum-
mond. New Canaan.
_ EBEN EZER CARTER.
New Canaan, June 14, 1850_. *9t25t
Ready Made clothing.
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping a good assortirient of Ready Made
Clothiiigo fall kinds. Also, a good assortment
of Cloths, Cassimeres. and Vestiogs, which
he will make ‘up to order in good style and at
short notice.
N. B. Partici.lar attention paid to cutting.
THOMAS RILEY.
Norwalk. Feb. 25. 185] . 9
Norwalk Cemetery Associa-
tion.
T a Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery
. Association, held August 29th., 1850, vo-
ted that Evert Qiiiiitarcl and Lyman Richards,
be a committee to have‘ general supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as regards
monuments, tombstones, and euci'osure of lots,
and that no person shall (lig a grave. or erect
stones to graves, without permission and advice
of mid con-rmittee. -
Attest. E. QUINTARD. Chairman.
W. C. STREET. Sec’y pro tom.
44
Wilton, March 3.1851. 9tl LOCKWOOD. HAIGHT 66 CO-
Por Sale. Disswiiition V
1‘ THE beautiful Hoiiiestead with the 0’.l‘lCE.—The firm of Norton. lsbell 53
Co. was dissolved on the 1st Januaiy,
1:351, by mutual consent.
RUSSEL \V. NORTON.
ALONZO ISBELL.
E. E. PRITCHARD.
Mr. E. E. Pritchard is alone autliori7.ed to
settle the business of the late firm and use its
nairie in liquidation.
RUSSEL VJ. NORTON.
‘).1tf ALONZO ISBELL.
.____.__.
N and spikes, as.~'orted from 3d line to 7
iiiches.foi'siile by STREET 6: QUlNTARD.
A
-1’:-czi. Sat‘ .
SMALL second hand Safe.
cheap, at DISBROS.W’
R. R. E.
ADVVAYK5 .R.eady Relief for pain stops
the most severe and cruel pangs of pain
in secorids,and cures the most nbstiiiatze chronic
diseases in minutes and linuis. It has Cl1l't"(l
Rlieumatism in 4 hours, TO0ll1ll(.'ll()ll1 3 secoiiils
Nervous Hear.lacue_iii 15 iiiinutes, Sick Head-
ache in 15 minutes. sore Stomach in 5 minutes,
Diarrlioca in 25 minutes, I~loai'seness in 20 min-
utes, Coughs and Colds in 4 hours. Also, Rail-
way’s C ircassiaii Balm lor the Hair, and Rad-
way’s Medicated Soap, for sale by
J. A. XVEED.
Q-dive ail.
use,just rec’d by W. E. BISSELL.
AILROAD STOCK taken for
\Vat5:hesA at the store of the s-.il7scibei'
C. E. DISBROVV.
Charles S. Lockwood
WOULD respectfully inform his friends
and customers, that he has made ar-
rangements with L, H. Randle, Esq. where-
by lie is enabled to execute all orders in the
tailoring line that may be entrusted to him.
lN7orwalli, Aug. '7, 1851.
VILVER Draught Pipe and Top for Soda
Fountain, will be sold at a bargain. En-
quire of \V. E. BISSELL.
IRD CAGES for sale by
LOCKVVOOD, HAIGHT & CO.
Especial attention is paid to our l\'lilI'li€l(lf1])2ll'l.- ‘
keep a general family store, aiii.l are selling off:
Give‘
It:
is also a good engine in case offire as the pow-l,
of
AILS AND SPlKES.—500 kegs cut‘ nails
for saeli
PURE Marseilles Oils. expressly for table
Gold-
l Point your Buildings die Fences.
l ' SANFORD has just rec'd a qiiaiitity of
~ e siipcriorlllineriilPaiiit,wai'i'antedequal
3to any Paint ever before offered to the public.
élt is proof agaiiist fire, water and weatlici'——it
is uiicliiiiigezible in its coloi'—it mixes readily
with any kind of oil, and is a beautiful dark
brown or freestoiie color. This Paint roc’il
il'l1(-3 premiuni at. tlie N. Y. State Fair held at
»Albany in 15350, in competition with the Ohio
Fire proof and sew-i‘al other iniuci'al Paints as
superior to aiiytliiiig of the kind in use.' or
chcapness and rlunibility. Numerous certifi-
cates ofits sripci'iority have been given by those
who have tested it, of which these aie two:
“ We have used your miiieral paint. in paint-
ing ca rs and houses and upon our road, and we
«can safely l'eC0ll1l‘nt‘-l1(l it as it very superior
lclieap and durable fil'll(:l8 of paiiit.”——Hi-:i\iAN
H. Piii:i.rs. Superintendent Syracuse dc Utica
Railroad. Oct. 30, 1850.
“ I have used a large quantity of your min-
eral paint, and l find it to be far preferable to
to the Ohio or any other paint now in iise——it
is impervious to water, and uncliaiigealile in
coloi-.”—-—HoiiAci~; JoiiNsoi\', Painter for the S.
& U.Raili'oiid Co.
This Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
Agent for the iii:iiiiif:icttii'e.i's.
\Vestport, March 24, 1851.
C. T. COl~{.N\VALL,
firapcr and Tailor,
OU LD inforiii the public that he has
taken the rooms over the store of
Lockwood, Haiglit 8.: Co., where he is pre-
,pared to make all kinds of gcntlenieifs and
,boy’s clothing in a iieatand fasliionable manner
faiid on reiisoiialile terins. He has also on hand
a good assortiiicnt: of ready-iiiade clothing, and
those in want. will find it to their advantage to
give him ii. call. A share oftho publicpatroii-
age is respectfully solicited.
Norwalk, June 23, 851.
. REAi\‘lS' \V R.-\PPlNG Paper, for
sale at mill prices by
W. E. BISSELL. .
1 EESE FEAT HERS of a superior quality
for sale by
LOCKVVOOD, HAIGHT 6:. CO.
ABLE and‘ pocket cutlery for sale by
L., H. 65 CO.
i@jAi\lPlll?.NE and Burning Fluid of the
best qiiiility by L., H. 6.’. CO,
LBATA SPOONS.——A new article, $1
..i. a dozen. Also, a splendid lot of children’s
rings, for sale by C. A. DURAND,
Under Conn. Hotel.
_ Books! Books!
UST rec"d, a large aildition to my former
exteiisive assortment of Books, Station’ery,
&c. of every possible description, which 1 will
sell at prices which I defy any one to under-
sell. I purchase of regular deal,ei's for cash
and iiiiilie it my business alone to select and
purchase for this market, and am confident I
can sell for less than any one else in the county.
All orders, either of wholesale or retail, from
abroad promptly dispatched. Magazines and
the curreiit llle1'i1tl]l‘8 of the day received as
soon as issued from the press. Binding in all
its branches executed as heretofore. -
A. SELLECK. 1'7 Main S
Books 1 Books 1 !
HE subscriber is now receiving extensive
_ additions to his stock of Books, Station-
ery. Blank \V0l'li. &c. A complete assortment
of School Books at less prices than ever before
offered in Noi'\vall'i. Cap, Letter, and Note
PHPOI‘. E|1V0l0PeS. &c. A few reams of choice
Euglisli Laid Paper and small size French
Letter Paper. a12 \V. E. BISSELL.
12if
-9
_ * Annvs SARSAPARILLA.-—A fi-esli
supply of this valuable medicine just rec'd
its destruction.
l‘~ioi'wolli, July 1st, 185}.
1 0 DOZ. LONDON MUSTA11D. for
sale-iii B1SSELL'S-
at VVEED’S.
G
at ' BISSELUS.
BEEN GINGER for preserves, for sale,
Watches. .
AKE adva-ntage of the want of money and
come and buy a watch orjewelry of any
kind. Bought with the cash at a discount, a
new and large lot this week, at
‘_ DlSBROW'S.
Now as the Time to ._so.1.ie Money !
. Iiaymond 5:. Mea_d, _ _ _
Y HA NKF UL for the many favors so liber-
ally bestowed on them by the’ public,
would respectlullylsolicit ii continuahhe of their
p:iti°o‘mige--fee_ling assured liie‘y'c'a‘n now offer
greater iiiducenients than they ever before
have done.
Their stock is now large and well selected,
comprisiiig all the articles usually kept in ii
grocery store, together with ‘ti variety of fancy
oods, such as Sardines, Capers, Catsup, Sau-
ces. Table Oils, Maccaroiii, Corn Starch, Pre-
served 1_«‘i-uits.Spiced Pickles. &c., &c. Their
stock of Tea: is the largest; and most carefully
selected ‘of any in Nbrwallc, ranging in price
from 5C cts to $1 p'éi' lb. A trial oftheir coffee
is all that is necessary to convince that it is
superior to any sold in the place. ‘Sugars al-
ways oi_i lialid, cheap and good for the price.—-
Also—Floui-, Fish, Salt. Pork. Lard, Hams,
Smoked Beef, dac. whi’ch will be sold cheapfor
cas/1.. E?‘ Goods delivered to any part. of the
village free of charge.
Norwalk, July 2€tli, 1851.
SUi\lMEl-1 ARRANGEMENT.
N and after Monday, April 28th. the fol-
lowing traiiis will leavelhe Canal street
(
station near Broadway. Passengers will also
be rcceivcdat the New York and Harlem
.’»ailroad Office at 27th st.
TRAINS FROLVI NEW’ YORK.
1° Accominodation Train at 7 A. M. for N.
Havcri and all int’er‘mediate stiitions. Passen-
gers from the \Vay stations for Albany, and,
the 'st:il'i'nns ‘(iii the tlousatoiiic and Na Ligiituck
Railroads, will take this Train and stop at
Bridgeport ; for Hart ford, Spiiiigficldiind Bos-
tou,join Expres:_s Traiii at New Haven; for
Caiial Railmzid Traiii at: New Haven.
2. Express Train at 8 A. M. {or Staiiiford,
Bi'idgepoi't and New Haven, thence to Hart-
ford, Spi-inglielil and liostou. Passengers for
Canal Railioad will take the cais at New
Haven ; for the Housatoiiic Railroad to Albany
and Pittsfield, and for the Naugatuck Railroad
at Bi"i(lgcpoi't.
A3. Accriiiiinoiliitioii Traiii at 9 A. M. for New
Haven and all iiitei'iii'ediate stations. Passen-
gers by this 'l‘rain forthe Canal Railroad, will
remain at New Haven until 3!; 1’. M. _
4, S,-iecial Train at 11.15 A. M. for Port
Cl10Sl6't1l1(l intcrii~iedi'ate slalioiis.
5. Expi'ess'l‘i'aiii at 3 p. M. for Stamford,
N0|'walk, Bridgeport and New Haven, thence
to Hartford, Spi-ingtieldaiid Boston, connecting
at Brid'gepoi-t. with Train of Housatouic Rail-
road to Pittsfield. and with Train of Naugatiick
Railroad. On Saturdays this Tiaiii connects
wiihTriiin ofCiin'al Railmatl at New Haven.
6. Accoiiiiiiodatioii Train at 4 1'. M. for New
Haven and inteririediate stations.
Briilgeport. and intermediate stations.
8. Special Traiii at (3,130 1*. M. for Port Clies
ter and liitciuiedisite stations.
TR AINS TO NE\V YO RK.
1. Special Train at 5.20 A. M. from Port
Cliester stopping at all iiiteriiiediate stations.
:2. Coinmiitation"Traiii at 5.40 A. M. from
Bridgr.-poi't,stopiug at all the intermediate sta-
lions;
3. Accoiiiinodation Traiii at 6.15 A. iii. from
New Haven, stopping at all intoi'inediate sta-
tion, receiving passenger from Naugatuck Rail-
road at Bi'iilgcpoi't. .
4. A i-coiiiiiiotlatioii Train at 6.15 .-‘i. M. from
New llaveii, stopping atall iiiterinediate stii
tioiis. receiving ptlSS8l’)_L(Cl'S from the Hai'tford
aiiél New l1laven,Caiial and Naugatiick Rail-
rois. .
5. Expi'ess Train at 1.15 P. .31.. (iii connec-
tion with the Express 'l‘i'iiin from Boston) from
New Haven, stopping at Bridepnrt, Norwalk
and Staiiifoi'il—receiviiig passengers from the
Housatonic Railroad at l3ridgcpoi*t, and Canal
Railroad at New Haven.
6. Special Train at 3.35 in M. from Port
Cliestcrstopping at all interiiiediate stations.
7. Accoiiimodation Traiii at 4.20 P. M. (re-
ceiving ])1lS§(~!l1g8l‘S from the Accommodation
Train from Boston) from New Haven. stopping
at all interniediate stations.
8. Express'Train at 8.10 1*. iii. (or in coiiiiec-
tioii with the Express Train from Boston, stop-
ping at Bridgeport-, Norwalk anil Stamford, ar-
iivirg in New York at 11.30 P. M. Evening
Train from Pittslield connects with this Traiii
til‘ Bridgeport.
l\’E\V HAVEN AND BRIDGEPORT
SPECIAL.
From New Haven at 9.50 A. iu.for Naugatuck
Railroad and Bridgeport.
New Haven at 3.l5 P. M. for Milford
and.Naugaiiick Railroad Junction.
New Haven at 5.90 1*. M. for Naugatuck
Railroad and Bi'idgeport.
From Bridgeport at 6.30 A. M. for New Haven
from Naugatiick Railroad.
Bridgeport at'2 P. ii. for New Haven
from Housatoiiic Riiili-oad.
Na ugatuck Railroail Jiiiictioii at4.30 P
at. in coniiectioii with that road.
GEO. W’. \VI-llSTLER, Supft.
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Summer x‘.l’I"I‘(l7lg't’,')llC’Ill.
N and after Monday, April 28th., pasca-
ger t.rainswill rundaily, (Sundays except-
ed,) as follows.
Leave New Haven for Colinsville at 5.45
A. M. 11.15 A. M. and 3.30 P, M.
ville at 11 .15 A. M. and 3.30 P. M.
Leave Collinsville for New Haven at 7.40 A.
l\T., 10.55 A. BI. and 3.45 P. I‘-I. L ‘
Leave 'l‘iirif'l'ville for New Ilaven at 7.15 A.
M. 3 P. M.
The trains from New Haven at 5.45 A. 31.,
Colliiisville at«l'45 P. M. and Tarritl'ville at 3.
P. M., are freight trains, with passenger ac-
coiiimodatioiis.
Special Arrangcmciit.
On Saturdays, hereafter, until further notice,
the 2d passenger train out of New Haven will
leave at G P. M. or on the arrival of the 3 P.
M. express t.raiii from .New York.
Trains oftlie H a rtfo.id, Providence and Fish
kill Railroad leave PltIll]Vllle for Hartford in
connection with the morning and afteriiooii
trains from Collinsville and Tarifi'ville, at 8.15
A. M. and 12.30 P. M.
The trains of the Canal Road connect with
the trains of the New York and New Haven
Railroad. G. W. VVHISTLER, Sup’t.
New Haven, April 28, 1851.
Auction.
WILL be offered for sale at public Vemllle
on the 25th day of Dezembi-r next, at
1 o’clock P. M. on the premises. by order of
the court of probate (if not previously (llSD0S6d
of at private s:ile,)so niuch oftlie real estate of
Joseph Silliiiian, Esq., late of New Canaan,
dec’il. as will raise the sum of $2785 75 with
iucideiital 1.-liarges.
WATTS COMSTOCK, Adiiiiiiistrator.
Dated New Canaan, August 25th, 1851.
caroni for sale at
l'}lSSELL’S.
UST rec'd. a splendid lot of cult‘ pins.
C. A. DURAND, under Conn. Hotel.
Clocks. _
HE cheapest clocks .ever oflered in this
town,for sale by C. A. DURAND,
Under Conn. Hotel.
%Wanted.
N apprentice to the tailoring business
VERDIACILLA and Mac
...os~-‘.-—...
7. Coiniiiiitiition Train at 5.25 1*. M. for
Lcavc New Haven for Tarilfville and Coliiis , ,_.t
.. liouse, and wlieiiever you take cold, do not let lt-
Gr ‘ 3
G31; 1
Old Br.i%dg"et
L STEREO
Just Received!
The Largest Stock
0f Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, atprices perfectly astovzishing
In fact, some Goods are almost
I -
Give :1 Away.
Our assortment of D?3La2'72cs, Cash-
meres, Alpaccas, Poplins, Persian
DeLaz'9zes, Tlvilget Clot/z, Zlferirio,
and other DRESS GOODS 1503
never a_s good at present.
Our Stock of Dress Silks is Immense,
coiisistiiig of Black and Colored, Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety. Our stock of
Bron d Clotiiléy Cassiineres. Satinets, Vest-
ings and all other goods for L\'leii’s and Boys’
wearis larger than ever before oli'ei'ed. In
fact, Ladies and Gentleinen can find any and
every article wanted for Dress, Use, or Orim.
ment. anil at. prices that would astoiiisli all, and
DE F Y ‘COMP ETITION. Also, the Largest
Stock of Domestic Goods ever offered, and by
all _odds the clicapest; Don’t forget, the
“Old Bridge Store"
Is‘ the place for BARGALVS .’ .'
C- J- GRUMAN-.
4 Norwalk, Sep. 1, 18 L '
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AND _,
Chlidl-'lAl..AGllA‘
Fort THE COMPL_E'i'E CURE OF ’
Coughs, Colds, Influenza,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Spitting
of Blood, and all other Lung
Complaints tending to
CONSUMPTION.
THE GREAT
encore: rimvmmri
Reader! have you a Cough, wliicli you are
neglecting to cure, tinder the idea that it is only
a i.-oininon cold, and that it will soon wear it-
self out? Let ti friend tell you, in all kindness
what will soon be the result. -
In a short time if you i:ontiiiue to _ neglect-
yourself, you will begin to feel a sense of tight-'
ncss and oppression across the ohesr, nccoinpn-
nlcd with frequent sharp darting p iins. Then
a di'y,liackiiig Cotigli will set in,and when you
riii:-to aiiytliiiig it will be a thick an'l yellowish.
or white frothy ll1Illl8l'$ll'(‘fll{fltl perhaps with
blood. If you still take no medicine, these un-
pleasant symptoms will iiii.-rease, and you will
soon have hectic fever, cold chills, night sweats‘
copious cxpectoratiou, and than great prostra-
tioii. If you still neglect yourself, ii few
weeks or mont.hs will see you consigned to the
grave. leaviiig your frienilsto mourn how rap-
idly CONSUMPTION did its work, and liur-
rieil you away. Fiiend! have you no cause
to be alaririeil ? In the above sketch, you may
see as in a glass, how every case of Consump-
tion progresses, with more or less rapidity,to it
fatal termination. Of all the tliousands and
millions whom this great destroyer has gather-
ed tnthetomb, every single case began with a
Joldl If this had been attended to all rniglit:
have been well ; but,being neglected, undertlie
fatal delusion that it would “ wear itself off,” it’
transf'crred its deadly action to the substance
of the Lungs, exciting there the formation of
tubercles. Another, and another cold added"
fuel to the flame, until these tubercles began to‘
soften and suppurate, leaving by their ulcera-
tion great cavities in the lungs. At this crisis,
the disease is very difficult of cure, and of-
tentimes sets at clcfiance ali human means.
in the latter or worst stage, this medicine
will oftentimes arrest the disease, or check its‘-
progress, and will always iiiake the patient
more cniiifortable, and prolong his life, and is
therefore worthy of a trial ;—but in its incipi-
ent or fornitng periods, Coiisiimptioii is as cu-
rable as any other dis-ease,and Dr Rogers’ Syr-
l1p()fLl\'l-ZR\\‘()llT, TAR .»\N'f9 Ca-.\'cii.u.AGuA,
if taken at this time, will cure it K-}“'As sum}-r
LY AS 1'1‘ 15 '1‘A1(1'3-.\' ! :53 This is strong’ ,ja1_i~.-
guage, but we can refer you to numberless li-V’:
iiig witnesses to prove that it is True! And
tlieiclioie, we earnestly cxliort every man, wo-
man and child, who has a Cougli, 0|’ is subject’;
to Colds, to keep this medicine by you in the‘
\
alone to work ririscliief in your system, but
eradicate it tl croiiglily, and at once, by this
powerfully healing compound. and leave your
Lungs uiiiiijiircd, to carry you in full vigor to it
good old age!
MOTHERS.
Have you delicate, weakly i:liildren,' who are‘
always takingcold, and subject to Croup ?--
Reineiiiber! there never was a case of Croup,-
which did not originate in a Cold .’ And when
your child goes to bed wheezing and coughing,
you know not that. before moining. Croup may’
not set in,and ere you can get a Physician,poui"
dear child may be beyond the reach of hclp.—-
\,Ve, beseech you. tlierefore, as you value the’
lives of your children, keep this medicine by‘
you in the house, and when your little ones
take cold and coiiimeiice coughing, give it to
wanted immediately.
E. CURTIS.
.._..‘__(
them at once, and rest not until the, cough is en-
tircly subdued. \Ve conscientiously aver, af-
ter ilie most extended experience, that if this
advice were followed, no child need ever
DIE OF CROUP. ,
for the cold would be cured, before it could ai'7i
rive at this aggravated rind fatal stage. Let;
every Mother, especially, heed well these re‘-
inarlis that she may not. hereafter, when mour-
ning over the early blight. of some cherished
blossom, have occasion bitterly to reproach lier-
self for her ci-iiiiinal neglect. It is an old adage‘
that to be forewarned, is to be forearmed.—-
Parents.’ so_,'lct it be in your case.
E.-'1? Be sure to ask for Dr A. Roger's Syr-
up of LlVER\VORT, TAR and CANCHA-
LAGUA, and let no other he - palmed on‘ to"
‘on.
_ CAUTION .— None genuine, unless there
is on the bull’ wrapper, a note of hand, signed
with a pen by A. L. SCOVILL 65 CO.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by A. L
SCOVILL 455 CO. Proprie"toi's, at their prin-
cipal Depot.GOTHIC HALL,3l6~Broadway,
New York-, to whom all orders fbr the Medi«
cine, and letters relating to agencies, should be’
addressed post paid.
Also, for sale in Norwalk by J. ‘A. WEED.
and ‘W. BISSELL. ‘
P-rice.-—In large bottle, -'$1,00 ‘, or six bottles‘
for 555,00. . '
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Norwalk Chronicler