.131
S the gallon or bottle liy
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g man was ‘killed Off Illonday last in
‘ North Saléni, while taking down it building,by
‘the falling of a timber upon him.
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E?’ Election in Pennsylvania takes place
Thursday, the 16th inst. Both parties are
making great efforts to secure the victory.-—
Gov. Johnston is the \Vhig candidate, and Col.
Bigler the candidate of the Opposition.
IS?’ The barn ofDeacon DeFo‘i"e‘st, in Bridge-
port, was set on fire on Thursday ‘evening of
last week, but: a timely discovery enabled the
heighborslto arrest the flames before much dam -
age was done. On the same evening a barn
belonging to Messrs. Harrall 66 Calhoun, was
destroyed by fire, together with twenty tons of
hay and a valuable sleigh. Loss $500-I10
C‘
’iiisiii_;i_mce.
"-"_Wi_—"—v—u""":_—_—'
\VHAT SAY THE FACULTY?
One of the stronge-t evidences of the woiider-
ful curative properties of Dr Rogers’ Syrup Of
Livcrwort, Tar, and Caiicliziliigiia, is the coiinte-
nance and support it has received from Pll_V>‘lClitll5
of the first eminence. The public well _know that
they are the last to eiidnrse any thing whfcli is not
prescribed in the Medical Taliiiud. But this 'f)rc-p’-
couiineiuling, as numbers of
of tire pr‘o-
admit this
and Liver
ariition they are now re
‘iieir autogrupli letters in the 'possessi'ou
prietors conclusively show. If they
Svi-up to be a remedy for Pulmonary
Compla‘ints—il' they say that it acts specifically and
beneficially on the Biliary Organs, and upon the
Lllllir-1, and if their opinion is coiifitiiied by iiieaiis
g-
of vtiliiiitziry certificates from the cured, what furth-
testiiiioiiy can lie desired '1 Obtain the paitlplilet
from the Agent, and read it.
ililflttttits
In \Viltoii. 7tl'. inst., Rev. Abel Ogdcll l0 Ml=‘=‘
Harriet E. Fitcli. , g _
In Lewisboroiigli. N. Y . tilt‘? l’l"l'i‘ll.‘l T- C"°l‘°
‘to M rs Hiiiiiiiili lsaacs, both of Norwallti Cl-
;?
be.
In this town. Gilt inst.. John Biickilttnl; aged 81.
In Wilton 7th in.-it.. Ebeiiezer DeFoi‘lc>=l. ttfltltl 31
In Reddiiig,‘29tli iilt., Mary, wife til‘ Matthew
‘Crcrvory, aged 44 yc:it‘s- .
lIlI,'.I‘l’llllll)llll,Ifllll uist., Candace Hale, infant
tdaugliterofkcv. David M. and Candace II. El-
wood. '
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Semmary for Young Ladies,
’ NORVVA LK. CT.
I-1E'\Viiiter Session will commence on the
5th of Nov. Terms for boarding scliolars
$80 per session ; extra charges for Ill'l.1Sl(‘., draw-
ing, painting and the languages. I‘erins for
day scholars $4 and $5 per quarter; extra
charges the same as for boarders. r
MRS. LOUISA A. SMl'l.‘rI,
Principal.
To School Teachers.
TANTED iiiiiiiedinteiy. it good l8"Cl1€‘l'
for the south centre school district.——
Apply to II
Norwalk, Oct. 11t
Auction! . . _
‘ CHAS L RAYMOND " >
_ will sell at Auction on .. _
Friday, the 17th of Oct. the following articles:
16 horses, 2 two years old colts,‘2 barouches. 3
rockttwavs, 4 top buggys, with several other
waaonsf also several luiiiber wagons for one
and: two horses; a lot; of slciglis, single and
double ; a lot ofl’uii'iies‘s; both single and double
sets, several entirely new; also liufhild roltess
sleigh bells, whips. etc-f At the 5“"“13)_“'"e
W‘ ‘ .i->d 2 oke o oxen, G co\\,'5~ 5- .0116-
$ll)l?t‘IOllIl(I'Gt€9 yedrs old lieifers. The Stile Of
horses to commence at 9 o’clocki A1.‘ i\I.]at the
~ ' rl ' 0C(.l1 iied b ' Sant s ycet . _‘
Stable foinie 3 C[t1AS- RAYMOND.
South Norwallt-, Oct. 10.
, , Prefieli IV.llerinoes_.__ _ ,
VXTRA, fiiieaiid medium qualities. Vbl-3'
desirable colors and a good assortment.
from _a celebrated inaiiufi_ictor_y; most of them
are bf the very first qualities imported. They
we.-s purchased at, iidctititi and Will. Sold
cheap. Ladies in tvabl of a first rate :ii'tit:let1| 8
invited to (fall and examiiie them. A'§0. ti large
n-§S0~,.t,n-em of indies’ “goo_tls‘suitableuloli1
-fijll and wiiigfsii weal‘, i1ltl1(I'dl3 prices very m 0
below those ast seaso - __, .
. - _ S. MOULTON, JR:
Westpfii't, Oct. fl
. . ._Assessbrs Notice. , _ _
HE inhabitants of the town of Norwiilli.
and non-residents liable l7?‘iY_ t‘”‘f35 "I
said town. are’ here_by l1Dlll:l€d;lO bring into
either of the‘ Sl'.‘t'l)_SCl"tl)‘t'-,*.l'S on or before t.ie 10th
of Noven'i‘be‘i-iiext, written oi- ])l'll1l_C(l lists of
an the taxable’ property ‘owned by them on the
first day of O'ctol2'e‘r 1851. , ..
The Statues of 1851 provides th.'_it all I181"
sons who neglect or refuse to render tlicir_lis7ts
as aforesaid shall not‘. be entitled to an appeal
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3i*4t
RA G REGORY.
41
h,18§1..
5.
, tothe Board of Relief and further |H'0VldP»S
-that no list. shall be received by the‘ assessors,
"unless duly sworn to. _ 5
CARMI LOCK\VOOD
JOHN A. WEED _
\VM. S. LOCKWOOD
‘ :'Noi'walk, Oct 13th, 1851.
g Assessors.
3t41
To Teachers. ,
HE subscribers would invite your attention
’ to their stock of School Books’ and Sta-
‘tionery, which is very complete, all of which
they offer to teachers at. the lowest \'. h'o'le's‘a'le
prices, which is some 20 perct. less than t.ea":_h-
ers have been in the habit: of buying at in this‘
market. Please call and get. our prices.
BLAKEMAN 66 TOMLINSON,
. 13 \-Vall st.
I
__ Bridgeport, Oct. 11. A
Bay Water,
STILLED by A .A. French, St.Thomas
W. 1., and Wtll'l'l1llile(l genuine,foi- sale by
J. A. WEED.
More New Goods.
LUSH CAPS of every variety; also,
‘ childt'en‘s beavers; a new lot of umbrellas
at the hat and cap store, No. 15 Main st.
._?
Silver Ware.
E have made large additions to our stock
of silver and plated goods, such as soup
and oyster ladles; pie and fish knives and forks;
full plated tea setts and tea pots separate; cake
dishes; butter and beef knives and forks; table,
tea. desert, cream, salt and sugar spoons.
N B—-\Ve have also added to our large stock
of jewelry and fancy goods; our cash arrange-
ments and small expenses enables us t.o sell
cheaper than city stores. C. E. D1 SB R0 VV. ’
Good Butter.
POUNDS first quality Vermont
dairy Butter in tubs of about 50
lbs each, for sale by S. MOULTONa JR-
Westport. Oct. 15.
Floor Oil Cloths _
: ND RUGS.——4-4, 5-4, 6-4, 8-4 splendi_d
patterns and superior quality received this
day; and for sale at MOUL'l.‘ON’S.
A fine large horse, 10 years old-, fast
i traveller in harness, and good under
the Stiddle. and sound- To be sold cheap for
want of use. '
Horse for Sale.
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T031/Le Probate Court for the District of Nor-
wal/: : _
@1411.) application of PHILIP‘ BRUSH of
Norwalk in said (llSll'l.(‘.lI, respectfully
" sliowetli that he is lawful guardian to Theodore
Brush, Mary E. Brush and I-1ai'riet A. Brush.
minors under the age of 2] years, and that said
minors are the owners of an undivided interest;
in the following real estate, vjz: a certain piece
ot‘_ land lying in said Noi-‘wallt, at South Nor-
walk, in quantity o'n‘e ro’od n'.or’e ‘or less, with a
dwelling-house and other buildings standing
thereon, houiide‘d northerly b .hi,<zliway.easteijly
by land occupied Aaron Bra'dl’é.y, sfou't_l'i’-
erly by Asali'el Dickcriiian, and westerly by
Stephen Ilayes aiidwife, said premises being
the homestead of Estli‘er Brusli, late of said
Norwalk, ded’d.
And he further says that the estate is at
present. unproiliictive; that the avails thereof
iire wan't‘e' for the support, maintenance and
educnitibii of said tillt1nt"S,i'Ii1'tI that it will be for
the advantage of said minors to sell the saitie.
and invest the avails thereof according to 'a\'v;
wlierefore he says that there is just and reas-
onable cause for selling the same. He there-
fore prays the court to order salt real estate to
be sold, and lo eiiipowei' iiiii or some other
iuoet person to sell the same. DL1l‘Sllill1llJ to the
statute in such case iuade and provided.
Dated Oct. Iltli, I851.
PHILII.’ BRUSH, Guardian.
.Distr1'cl go)’ 1_\’ori‘£=d'llc Probate Court, ss Oclobcr
iulz. 1551.
Onlerer./—'I‘liat the foregoing application be
ii-eat-‘d and deteriniiied at the Probate Office in
_Norwalk on ihe Q"/‘lli day of De'c'eiiibei'.1851,at
9 o’cluck l"oreiioou; an that notice thereof be
publislied in some public newspaper near the
place where such real estat'e lies, tlir'ee weeks
su'cEe3sivcly, at leastsix weeks before said time
iissigiied. GEORGE A. DAVENPORT,
T 41 ilu ge.
E) URSUANT to an 'dl'tlel' froui tl;e Court
‘ol'I’i'obatefortlie istrict of Norwalk,
will be sold at Public Auction. to the highest;
bidder, on the 18th day ofOctober, 1851, at 9
o'clock, in the forenoon, liinless previously dis-
posed ofat private sale,) so tl1l.l‘(1ll‘ of the Real
Estate of George Mend. late of St» Louis in
the State ofillissouri decease'd. as will raise
the sum of'538(i4,23. Saleto take place at the
Dwelling House of James Stevensiii Norwalk.
Terliis inailte known at: time of sale. .
ABEL \VlIITLOCK, Adininistrator.
Dated at: \Viltoii, this 11th day of October,
1851.
‘ ‘ ‘rem ’ /
3'l‘\§ <33. "DI 0 "
7)/‘
* ft.
are
j _ ‘ ’1‘1‘1I-Z Cl-ZLF.1'}R.-\’1‘l-ID. W
GXYGENATEE BITTEES,
CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL,
~ A sure Rciiiuly /‘or
D Y S P E P 5 IA ,
ALL
KN ITS VARIOUS FORMS,
Such as Pain in the Stomach. Heartburn, Ha-
bitual COSllVPlll'-‘SS, Acid Stoniach. Head-
ache, Loss of Appetite, Piles, Night,
_Sw_eats. Asthma or Plitisic,
Flatuleiice or \Vind in the Stom-
ach. Nervousttess. Coldness of the
Extremities, Weakness of the Limbs,
General Debility,
and all the indescribable symptoms of_ this uni-
versal disease. These are also the best tonic
known for the prevention and cure‘ of
Fever and Agiie;
These Bitters have ieceived the Hiciiicsi‘
Ti«:s'ri.i.lo..\‘iAi.s ever offered to the public in fa-
vor ofaiiy medicine in the wdrld, and ate ap-
proved by some of the best pliysiciilns. whd use
then'1' in tlielr pfactiee: For the iliost si‘ttisfai:-
tory proof of the s'iic‘ci'ss of this ierfitidy. see
paiitpliletis c'd‘iilaln‘lllg fdll ptl_l‘lif:dlili'§ and cor-
tificates from Members of Congress and other
parli’e‘,s well litiofitifi It) the pi.ibll'ti. Any individ-
ital wishing furtlier i'nforiiiati'o'ii mspecting this
II\ it ALUABLE MEDICINE.
are invited _to (all on the Agents. and satisfy
themselves by refei‘eiice' to nuiiim-ous letters
and cci'tificiites of the highest i"<'.%'.specl’ii‘b'ilit_yr.
DR. GEO. B. GREEN, Proprietor, W'iiid-
sor, Vt. _
REED. BATES as AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No. 26 Met‘c'l'iants’ Row, Boston,
General‘ Agents. _ _, ’
Price 31 pet" lioftle; six fc'ii' _
..CAU'1‘io'N., ' Eéitli bottle of the G?emzz'-no
O.r_i/gcnalecl Bitters,‘ will have the outside
wrapper printed in E'n‘el'isli_,Fi'epcli and Span-
sh, with the‘ sigiizitiiie of -‘en. B. Gi-den, P;-0-
prietor, upon Three Sides, and in addition, a
finely engraved labelupon the top of the bottle
wi‘tli't:l‘ie sigriatui'e__of Reed, Bates <3: Austin.
who are the sole G‘en_i—iral Agentsuiiid to whom
all orders must be ad i‘essb(l. H
For sale by \V- E. BISSELL, fi’ii“d' drug-
gists generally in the U. S. and Canadas.
H Piano-Fortes
TUNED AND REPAIRED.
R. EBB. DECKER respectfully informs
the citizens of Norwalk and vicinity that
he will be on hand to tune their Pianos on
Monday, Oct. 21st. Oiders rcceivetl at the
Norwalk Hotel‘ and at the _store of Mr. Dick-
erman, South Norwalk.
E. B DECKER.
40
Norwalli, Oct. 1851.
strayed, -
ON or about the first week of .l uly.
@".i.._ a light red Steer. four years old; a
-- .. J. N999 from one of his ears is gone-
ihink it is the right; ear. \Vhoever will return
said steer or give information where he may be
found shall be reasniiably rewarded.
-iv MARVIN RAYMOND.
Norwalk, (Silvei'inine,) Oct. 1851. 31.40
Sc/tool, Jlltscellmtcoils aucl Blank
Books, Stationery, &.c, &.c.
‘A-T RETAlL.—Blakeman 6.’. Tomlinson,
_ 13 \-Val] street, Bridgeport, Ct., are now
selling School Books, Stationery, &c. at retail
at from 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; others that have been sold for 75 they
are now selling for 60 and 62'‘ cts—-other Books
proportionately low.
BLAKEMAN & TOMLINSON.
Bridgeport. Oct. 1851.
Perfumery.
UBIN'S F.XTRAC'I‘S, Cologne. Cream
4 of Roses, Hair Oils, Antique Oil, Meen
Fun. Extract (l'Odet'ir, Fancy Soaps, Radwiiy’s
Medicated do, \Valnut; oil do, Eau do Lava__iide’,
Pgau de Rose, &c.,.Ior sale at \VEED‘S.=
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_. .-_ ,_,_,,,____. __,_ _ ,, _. .,
.. _ THE
American Temperance Magaziiie
AND
Sons of Temperance Offering.
By Gen. _.S. F. C'¢'zr;z'/, P. J11. IV. P.
TH IS Magazine will be particularly devoted
to TEMPERANCE LITERATURE of a
liighcliai-actei-, consisting of Tales, Essays,
.Bio,graplL;z/s of Eminent fl'e1npcrance__}llen, Po-
en'i‘s, ‘Kc, <3-c. It will be issued on the first; of
_ea'c-,li month, and each number will contain six-
'I.jz/fb’z2r pa gas 0] original mbtler, prepared ex-
pressly for this work by our iiio"st popular and
tal‘cm'e‘d wiiters, and will be embellished with
p'oi't‘raits ‘(engraved on steel in the best style) of
the distingnislied 'feinperiin‘ce Champions of
our counti'y. Among the portraits already en-
graved for this ‘wot-k, are the following. viz :-
Edwar'd C. Di-l'evan', Es-cj—Rev. Nathaniel
Hewitt, D. D—~Rev. Justin Edwards, D. D-
Deacon Moses Gt-i'i'n't-"—Clii'ist.iiiii Keener, Esq.
Gen. .lohn H. 'Co'cke—Hon. Theodore Freling
huysen-—- Rev. S. H. Tyng, D. D—Rev. George
B. Clieover, D. D—Rev. Albert. Bat-nes—Rev
E. N. Kirk———-Rev. John Chambers—— F. \V.
Kcllogg.Esq—L. l\l.'Sargent. Esq—N. D. El-
woooil. P. G. \V. P. ofIll—Geii. Jos. S. Smith
P. G. \V. P.of New York——\V. H. Elleibeck
’ . S. of C. \V——l-I ev. Dr. Eliplialet. Noll?-I_Qr
. D. Mussey——-E M. Gregor)’: P. G. \V. P.
of Oliio-—Goii. R. L. Carniliers, P. G. ‘V. P-
‘of 'l‘c~nn.——l'Ion. Sam Houston, 'I‘exiis'—(\Vin.
R. Sttiry \V. T. of the Teinple of Hon'o’r
of U. S —A. M.,Gorinan G S. of N. C—"—
John I}. Gough Esq——-Dr. Cliarles J‘etvett——
Hon. J. \V. Jo,lin_s_tgu \V. _1’.of Nova Scotla
T. M. Gully P. G \-V P of Va_——A Campbell
P G \V P of N Bruuswick——-Jolin T)ougalEsq
C l£—A B i\'I‘0l'Plll.l,(} -W P of lll-‘—W s Wil-
ford P G \V P of ‘Ga-I-Ioii_ Gebrge HiillP G
VV P of N Y-——I*-Ion Neal Dow, Maiiie-”—1Hoii
C N Olds, G \V I’ Oliio——.l M.'cCl'ilel)' \Villi_=.y P
G \V P of Ala— Hon J B O’Nea|, G \V P of
S Cai'oliiui—Tlioinas J Eviiiis G S of Virginia
James Patierson P_G \V P of La—A M Ba-
ker P G \V P of i\'Iicliig';iii—-B S Edwar'ds P
G \-V P of lllinois—G0v Geo N Briggs-—\V A
Haniiainan P G \V P ofInd—Cliarles Eginton
P G W P of Ky
The contributions will be entirely original,
and by the ablest writers in the Couiiiry, to
consistof Tales, l<‘.ssay:i, Biograpliies, Poems,
&c., &c. This work will be issued hlonthly,
printed on fine paper of extra quality, iiith
new and beautiful type.
TERM S—'1‘\vo dollars per aiinuin (iiivariably
in advance.)
p-It 'r\
(4 H4
R VAN DIEN, Puhl islio
8G_N assa st
I??? E. E. KNAPP, Agent.
The Largest
DRY GOODS
ESTABLISHMENT
I/z l/1.4: Slain of C/'07b7tCCb'bCll-l, located in.
the Village Q/' ZVe1o Canaa.n—-lias 7'ccci25cr.l
l/Lis (lay probably I/‘L6 la.-rgcsl Stock
NEW FALL DRY G OODS
Ever before qfl"'c'rerl by 21'.n_2/
Store in tlie Slate.
HE attention of purcliasers is particiiliirly
called to this immensely large stiicli of
Gotids pi.irclias'ed lit the ijuiiioiisly low r'at'ci‘s at
which many goods in N York have been selling
during the late money panic. ‘.Vo offer great.
inducements to p8l'S()_llt_-; rcsidiiig 40 lllll(‘S distant
lo purcliase their goods at {his estzililisliiiieiit
llie conlirig season, and every effort within the
power of than will he (l(‘,VOl(‘.tl henceforth to
make this store the one where any and every
desiralile species of new Goods’ ca‘ ii be purclias-
ed at lowei' prices than at any other in the cou-
tineiit. _
The mark has licion that this 0Sl:ll‘illSl|lTl(‘l1l
must effect. sales to the‘ ainouiit: of $($:3.()0l) dur-
ing the next 12 months. And to do this offer
goods purcliased for cash of the iuaiiuliii-tiirei's
or their agents in this country direct. at lower
prices for the saiue than any otlie'r living man
can or will do. Our stock eiiibraces a wide
range’ of gootls _from the lowest to the best
in ll1lll'l§?'l3. VVe have large and spacious sales
rooms fitted pp and filled in the best style—iiiid
the fulfof1851 will witness some oftlie bri'glit-
esl gems in the way of Bargains from this es-
tablisliiijent ever before offered.
WM. E. RAYMOND.
see iéiraaiea.
I ' to sell. a niortgago oftlie above
uiiiount, seciii"'ctl on real estate worth
six times that sum. }nquire at this office.
Oct. 6.tf
Stove" For sale.
Oct 4
A GOOD Cooking Stove with fixtures, cost
. $24 last winter and" will be sold now for
$15. Inquire at this efiice. '
Wanted Immediately.
BOY to learn the lltlgl-lllllslllllg business.
H. C. RANDLE.
For Sale. , ,
._g,_ THE beautiful house and lot situated a
few rods below the South Norwalk Post Of-
fice, known as tlie" “ Hoyt Place," is now of-
fered fo"l' sale. Tlic lioifsli has recei;tly been
re'li’”iiilf find _p‘u’l. in perfect _order, and will be
sold at the low price of»‘f3l5f)() casli. G Eiiqiiire
of ' JAMES FIN.\'E\_’.
39if‘
Norvt'alli', Sept. 9:5, I851.
.. Notice , _ _
' ‘ ORE new gdods received this day, a‘nio'u'g -
- theiii are many great lnii~gai,iis. ‘ ,
C. J. GRUM MAN
_ for Sale Cheap. ',
A good family lio’ise. Enq‘ui’re
at this ofiice.
LARGE quantity of Ldbin’s Ext.i'acts,
Fariu-as, Cologne. Just rléceivad at
WIiIED’S:
"fa Let.
AHOUSE pleasantly situated near
the Bridge. Possession given iminedi-
Inquire at this office. tf3'7
my.
a Jime "snowstorm at the cherry) store of
URE bleached sperm, elephant, whale,
16 STREET 8.’. QUINTARD.
A your eyesight, save your moneyand have
we warrant to satisfy 01' return the money.——
while burning there is notthe lea st danger.
mercliants wishing 5 or 10 gallons can have it
Silver Smith store
the best‘q‘uality of one yard wide silk
of every variety of colors. The above will be
\ , '
7 >4-5-j—1§bi .. .._. .,
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South Nbrwalk Machine Shop
’ ‘HE subscribers take this method ofiiiform-
ing the public. that theyare new prepar-
ed te do all kinds of Jobbing in their line, viz:
Machine work in general, Die turning. all des.
cription of Sawing, Wood turning from a Pit?’-
tico pillar down to an ayvl handle, Turned
Cedar hitching and fence I.’_‘o_sts.,on hand, also
blind hinges and fastningfs foi's’al’é. I
An assortment of Ful‘nlltl;_i'“:, and _knobs and
locks may iilwa-ys be foiiifd at the office ofthe
Factory, at: inanufactured prices. A share of
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
., , . .. W. NORTON :55 CO.
R. W. NORTON ‘
M. M. NORTON
South Morwiilk, Sept 15th, 1851
NEW Ii‘;lLL AND‘ ]‘iVlN’l‘1i‘it tiltltme‘
_1VIOU'L'I'ON’S
OAIPRISING it full nssortineiit_'o'f thii
latest styles of ladies Dress Goods, such
as Muslin Delanes, low priced to extra fine,
figured, plain and cliangéable Alpaccas. Parit-
iiiatliis and Lustres, printed and plain Cash—
iiieies, Erglish, reach and American Prints
in any tjuaiitity or quality. _ ,
Also for geiitlemens wear. a ‘great variety of
Bl'0:l(l(7l()lllS, Beaver Cletus, Cassiiiiers, satliii-
iietts, Kentucky Jeans. t\:c. Vestiiigs of Silk.
Satin, Velvet, Cashmere die. Also lowpiiced
qualities-—a good assortiiient. _ .
Also 300 Blue Pilot Cloth Monkey ‘Jackets,’
it good article iind very clieitp. do a good assort-
ineiit of other ready made Clothing. consisting
‘ofover coats, sacks, Pants, Vests, &c. Also
a.new and very niiich iiiiprolved Rind bf woolen-
Uniler Shirts. _ p
_Also 100 pair Babcoclis shoul‘d'el' Braces at
95 cts per pair. V
Bay State Sliawls, all quiilities ‘rind sizes at
iniinufacturui'_e’s prices.
C:ii'petiiig, Matting and Oil Cloths, constant-
ly on hand.
Also 5000 yrrls 4 4 Brown Sheeting, the best‘
quality made in this cocntry at 6 1-4 cts per yd.
also superior Bleached Sheetings at the same
)l‘lC0.
Also 40 bbls Ship Boead suitable for feed.
New Goods from auction and other sources
every week.
Mons and Boys Clothing cut as usual free of
charge——0r made to oider in the best and latest.
style ill.‘-l1llJCl1 less than the ordinary prices.
MOULTON, JR.
\Vestport. sep. 15, 1351. if
iiiiiw ostxieem NURSERY.
7 ‘HIS nursery now eniliracing fifteen t1::l"es
of land, consists of more than two Initi-
zli-od lll0lH?~:\llLl eiigiaftetl Frii’ii'1‘i-nos. einbracing
Apple, Pear. Peach, Plum, Cherry and Appri-
cot. Also, a variety of f.li'upe vines, Goosebery
Rasplierry and Slrawbery plants. The orna-
mental trees are Horse Clicstniit. Noiiiittllli
Ash. Spruce, Aiilericaii Fir, Arbor Vitae and
European Larch. __
The selection of thei'arieties of Fruit. trees is
on y it few from the iiiaiiy, embracing only the
most valuable v2ii'ieties known, in cultivation in
Europe aiul A nierica. The Trees oflhis nur-
story are ,3-‘diiiig, vigorous and true to their
name. _
The Peach trees are bf healthy iiiigili‘ from
\Vestei*n New York and are not subject to dis-
ease l(llt)'.VlI as “ Yoll‘ii'ws" which usually infest
trees gt-tiiirn in the _iilirscries of New Jersey
and vicinity of New York.
As the tzubscribe-rs can supply a few thous-
and Qflglio "varieties suitable for traiisplatiiig
this fall. they i'espo;'ctfiilly invite all who wish
to plant Fruit trees, to visittlieirnursery which
is situated on the farm of Stcplicii Hoyt, one
mile and a lialfoast oftlio village of New Ca-
naan mid three miles and a half from Norwalk.
sep 12m STEPHEN HOYT <3’. Co.
STREET “Ti§§:*EES
AT T11 E
Snuff) Normnlk Niirserp,
T HE suhsciibers i'e.spectl‘ully solicit the
attention of fruit: growers to tli'_p'i'i' stock of
Trees, consisting of choice Apple, Paar, (.‘li"2‘2’i'-
l‘y Plumb, Appricot and Peach Trees, Ever-
greens and extra sized horse Chest nuts and
iiio'iilihiIb' ash. Also ii veiy fine lot ofIsabe_lla
and Catauba Grape Vines. Also the true Récl
Antwerp Raspocrg/, whicli we warrant, and
hold ourselves responsible for its bein,i.'. the new
or Pure red Aiitwerp. The last of Oct. or is!
(if Nov. will be the proper time for putting out
the plants, when all iiecessary direction will be
given. GEO. SE 'i‘vlOUR & C0.
P \Ve caution the public to buy no
Aiitwerps ofany person without. holding them
responsible for its being the new or pui'e red
Antwerp. The country is full of the spurious
kind. - sep 20' If
:r7if
‘Q
0 Igo
A heiress.
THE undersigned proprietors
_‘w, ' _-_ ofthe Norwalk Omuib1.is Line
' ""}‘.»'.**\E‘.li.’-I would inform the public that
they run pllllclugilly and regularly to every train
of Cars and rsturll to the Britlge on the arrival
of each train, all rumors so indiistriouslycircu-
lated “ that they are not to be depended upon”
to the contrary notwithstanding. _ The om'iiibus
leaves the’ Britlge fixuncillailyizit ..
15 tniiiutes to 6; 715; 915;1l.& 12 A. M.
2;-1 1-2; 515; 6; and at 715, P. Ill.
Reti.ii"nii'ig leave So'iitjliNoi'\valli on the ai'i"‘vizil
of every train". Hoping by a strict attention to
the wishes o‘f the coinniunily to merit. flifeir
suppo,-r,, we m~e,- the, pu'blic’s liuiiible_se-i'viint.s.
S. p 20 TAYLOR & i1'ot.-i.‘i'.
Notice.
'. . THE subsci'ib‘er. is d(isirn'us of selling
I ll1t‘.11UI11'eSlt‘:l:‘f(ll no'w o‘<:i:u’{iie‘d li‘_ei'.. t".f)l)
. ‘ sisting of a good new house and four
acres of good land well set out wit.li young fruit
trees, o'fall kinds. It is located in Silver Mine
lIIo’i'siioji.' , ,, _ . ._
JULIA BYINGTON.
very low, if applie
sep 9 If
_ Golumbiaii Hair Dye: ,
THE siiliscriber is prepared to colorthe lftiir
of any persi'iii tui'iiedgi'uy oi‘ c‘:'tlierivise, to a
beiiutiful brown or black. ivitliout inj‘iiry_,to its
growth. The article is also for sale, with di-
i~e.ctit')ii£~". for use, at the baiber’s shop near the
spring. JOHN TAYLOR.
‘ifianted.
COLORED Lad to learn the barbe‘rs and
l.iair dressing business. One who has
worked a sho‘rt' tithe‘ at the business prefer-
red. JOHN TAYLOR.
FALL STOCK?!
Cheaper‘ than Ever
VHE sui)s-cribers have just received. and
shall keep constantly on hand one of the
largest assort meals of ‘_ _
READY MADE CLOTHING
for Fall and \Vinti=r wear. ever brought ll1t0
this town, which will be sold cheaper than ever.
tf LITHAUER & TURK.
Shaker ‘Herbs &. Extra cts
ONSTANLLY mi hand all the different.
varieties of herbs and extracts, prepared
by the Shakers at New Lebanon, Mass. at
VVEED'S.
Select School. ,
TIIE fall and winter term of Mrs OLMS‘—
TE D’S school will commence on Mon-
day the 6th ofOctobi-.i' next. Terms $2.50 for
primary branches and $3 for more advanced
Sugars. Flour and Crockery.
FINE lot just receivetl iind going oft like
GEO. \V. SMITH.
Oils! Oils it
lard. neatsfoot and linseed oils, for sale by
the barrel or retail by
Light.
S Long evenings are coming, take ca re of
a beautiful clean light, by careful investigation.
I have procured the best ofburning fluid,which
\Ve have procured the best kind of lamps, so
that with the single caution 1ioI{to_/ill the lamp
N. B. Burning fluid and Campliene for
sale by the barrel, keg, or smaller qnaritily,
of us, as clie;a' p its we have been p‘aying our-
selvcsin New York. Call at DISBROW’S
Notice.
ECEIVED this day a large assortment. of
Volvets forladies cloaks and mo‘i'it.l'es with every
variety oftriininiiigs to match. I have velvels
sold at a bargain. C. J‘. GRUMAN.-
,scholai's.- J'ULIA- S. OLMSTED.
.._ .-..... -S. .._........ .-.s~_.-- .
near the Filill of Mr, Bette, and will‘ b"e sold
L-—...._—
New Pall G-‘oods. ,
HE subscriber would call the iittehtion 'ot
the public to his stock of Dry Goods just;
purchased, embracinggstyles ‘of_ all descriptions
suitable for the Fall trade. ‘su'eh as figured and
plain Poplins, very rich Ca_sliinei'es, DeLaines,
Ginghams-new styles and very fine. Ctilicoes,
Gloves, I-losier ' , and it variety of otli'_e_r Goods.
all of which l‘iiiv'é been purchased at the lowest
market pi'i'ees‘, and will be sold Iaccordipgly.-—
He has also a,‘ fresh supply of Broadclotlis,
Cassiineres and Vestings of all éqloi's and qua!-_
ities, which he will but free of expense, or
make to order in the iiiost fiishioiiable styles at
prices that: will defy coiiipeliti'o'n..,
._ L.,l-i. HANDLE.-
Norwalk. August 26th, 1851. '
Great .Inducement:s.
At N0» 15 lllain Street-
EVV STOCK of Fall Goods at the _Hat,
Cap, aii__d _Fur Store of H. C. Randle.—
Just rec'd ii. largo iissoitnieiit of iiien’s cloth,
plush, mohair an glaéed Caps of the latest.
styles-; also, "the best vari'etyf. of gzhildren and
youth's [fats and Caps e'v_er offei'e'd in Norw."ilk,
which are not to be bezit in neatiiess, durability
and cheapiiess Cal_l and see his stock of wo'6l
and fur Hats for_chil‘dren, fa n'cy Caps, Umbrel-
las,Union and California Hats; constantly on
li'aml hat. cases and l)an(l boxes. A good article
Furs of all kinds in their season.
The fall fashions for l'1eflll8l'l1el1'S Hats rec'd,
fioiii which he is iiianutiictiiriiig an articletliat.
cannot fail to please. varying in prices from
$2 50 to $4 00, the quality of which has been
so well testerl by his ii'iiiiiei'o'iis pat.rons that it
is needless to comment. laps from is to 20s.
Also a few Alcohol bbls for sale cheap.
Sept. 9, 18:31.
and See
The largest and best assortment of
Otliice, Pit:-I01“-5 Hall and Cooking
Game at
Sfbldbbffl S,
That has crcr been e.r/iibitczl in this County,
at prices aslom'.s~hing to all.
LOCKWOOI), IIAIGIIT 3.5 CO.
NOl'\\'2lll{, Sept. Bill, 1551.
__h TUBBS N. Sill-l’1‘tl.
Building Itlrlorfers.
J UILDINGS moved or raised, with cliim‘-
iieys standing, and ivithout dist urbiiig the
inmates. Frames raised for churclios or other
la l‘§lE.‘ buildings. \Vork done in arny p_a,i-rpf the
country. Cll,-\.3‘. 'l‘U,‘3‘l§S.
- . _,SE'l‘I'I Si\Il'l'II.
Soiilli.Noi'\\':ilk, Ct., July 19th. 1851. 29
. Rats and Mice Look cut 1
..YON‘S PILLS lor the di-.st,ructioii ol_',tl'ie
above named V'(?l'll1l.l1; iiiiignelii: poivdcrs
for the destruction of cot:ki'oai:lics,bedbugs,aiits,
flies, &c., \Vlll'l'l.llll(_’.(.l without fail. Also, Levo's
vermin e§."ti'ii'ii’iiii:il'oi' and North A‘iiierican rat
extermiiiator for sale by \V. E. BISSELL.
£00
. Wanted; .
SHIRT MAKERS, also hands to
make coats. pants and vests.
GEORGl.C A. KEt\'\VO.R'l‘I~l Y.
. Building Lots‘.
EVERAL beautiful and eligible building
lots for sale at it bargain. _ En uiro of
A LILEN I35 ME-i«:i<._i«;n.
. E Lubiu’s Extracts and other
Perfume, for the toilet and li:iiirll<’t, just
lec’il at BISSEL l..“tS.
Sawing and Planing.
AT the steam plaiiiiig and sawing sash and
blind inill of Messrs. Reed it I$l)t‘llS may
be found 11 large ri’,~‘st‘i’i‘tiii'eii't. of mouldings of
various and tasteful palteriis. , A
All work done with proiiiptness and in if sat-
isfactory inani'iei". . . . ,
REED & ISBELLS.
Norwalk. August 22d, 1851. 84
Girls‘
3 ILL find inctzillic lit-,:i_ti' combs new and
cheap, croslia iiecdles iii‘ lioices very
cheap, and a great vai-iety of fancy goods; also
a new and int.erestiug article of tltltttt‘-. tit
DlSBRO\V’S.
, Dry Goods. _
. VHF. subscribei's are this day opening a
large and elegant assortiiieiit of ne\vIi'all
Goods. eiiibraci'.ig all the iiarious styles now in
mark‘:-t. Now is the lllt18.l‘()l,' bargaiiis.‘
MALLORY 6.: LE\VlS.
For Sale Cheap.
, FEVV pairs of full blood _Cochln China
Fowls. There are several cocks which
would be exclianged tor the comm6'n' breeds of
hens. .Eiiquire' at this office.
.. ,E.osi'b. . _ ,
GOLD CUFF PlN,.on‘ Ii‘i'ida_v evening
last. The fiiider will‘ be suitably reward-
ed by leziviiigit. at this office.
' ' AMPH ENE and burni'iig__fll1'i'd warranted,
and new e'v'e'i'y week, at . .
DlSBRO\V’S.
,_ Wanted Immediately.
OR 2 steady, indiistrious Girls. to work at
the folding and sticking of Books. To
such properly qualified.good wages, good treat-
ment and co'iis'la'n‘t ei?fployiiie'ii't \_i'vt’ll‘ lié'give__n at
the book store of A. SELLECK.
0, Boys. ATTENTION!
O you want it Glazed Cap ? You will
find them at Rv:tl)tIl“:l’S no. 15 ’.\'Iain st..—-
price from I2 1-2 to 18 3-4 cents.‘ Come quick
or they’ll be among the iiiissiiig. sep 16'
clotlisacassitneres &. Satinetts
AT iiiilie:ii'i’I of low prices.‘ A few piecesof
those‘ Siitinetts left at 44 cts per yard.
C. J. G.
Notice‘.
_ l'l-"antral to Sell Out. _
A good" chance i's‘ofl'ered to any person want-
ing to eiigage in the Shoe Business. I have
usually 9 hands employed and could employ as
ii't§i"ny tpbre didl not buy part of my work rea
dy inade, Any 0l16_\VlSl'1ltlg to buy. must come
and see me soon'béfu're getting in fztll and win-
ter stores. . .
g A. B. BRADLEY.
South Norwalk, Auw. 22d, 1851’.
Whé'e1barrow Express! .
-LOADS of Calico at. 6:1 cts per yard.
richly worth 12%. G. J. GR‘UMA‘N.'
1'
._ . -. .. ._..~......... --..-._..,...,.................... ..........~...~
. . .. _g
,,. To 1VIer,eha‘nt‘s_, ,,,..,,
THE subscribers have 1i_i.«‘en 'n'iiiking.la_rge_
additions _l3Q_lI]ell"SlQCl{ of School a_nd Miscel-
_vv|iich_ they offer at '\_vho'lesal‘e, at_ lower 'prices_
tliafivlilaé ever before been sold "in l.2l]l*s_J.(iltyi‘. ,.
Mér’clia'nts visiting this p'li_ice‘_are in"vit"e__t_l t0,cal,__
and get their _priees;‘t_hey will s'éll you book;
dcc. at extra ordinary low pi-tees iind on the most’
nccoiiiinodiiting._termS3-... _, .- -
BLAKi~:MAN as T0nLI.NsoN.
1'3‘ We'll sci-eat. ,,
851. 3’m39.
B|'i(lg'epht't, Septl 2'6‘ii‘i,i
. . Machinery. _ . .- ..
HE sul_)scribei-s, liiii'iiigg'eCeQ.Ll5’ mttde “'0
iiecess_a__i'y ai_'i'angeniei_iis, are giifovv pl‘6_1.
pared to r-.xe’ci‘i'te;_ all oi-d'éi's, for manufacturing"
and repaiiing all kinds, of iiiachiiieijy for man-_
lJl‘t1Cllll'l_l1g‘2tl1‘(l other purposes. V _VVe will also,
superi‘nten'd the "ei'e‘ctioii,aItering ll_l_1(I‘ _l_'§[)ttll‘ll'g
the same. \V e haiie on liand a,ii'd_'zi'i"'e_ cpiistantly;
manufacturing all the diff'erent kinds of patent:
axles for light and heavy vehicles, which we;
will. dispose of on the most; favorabl_e .terms.——
Orders to be‘ left at Street & Qt]ll1‘lll:l'd:Si__SI0l'9v‘
N oi-walk, or at our shop, the first building tt0I'tll
of James Jones’ 5t}W;tlil_ll..;_ -.- i v
A‘LDr.ict-1, & WHITLQCK.
\Vilton, July 1st, 1851. 6t‘fl"93)
THE C1-21.1-‘.BRA'1‘ED C"-lit-2._a‘l"‘1.~‘.S'1‘
Carpet Establishment
In the Uizilczl States.
No. 99 Boxvcry, N. Y.
HIRAM ANDERSON’S
Eight Spacious Sales Rooms! 4
HOLESALE and retail; Ftlmlllfisfllltl;
_ lious'ekeepei'§ for-iii‘sliéd at wlulesale‘
prices. _ . _
List of Princs.
English Three Ply Carpets, 8s and 9s ‘
Imperial do do 10s and 113
Brussels Carpets, 10s and 12s
Tapestry Carpets, 9s and 12s _
Venetian Stair Carpets, 2s, 3s and 43‘
Door Mats,,‘,2s',' 3s.,an'd_,4s _
Table _a'n‘"d Piano Coi'ei's..c,IiTéfip
Comiiioii Carpets, 2s and 43'
English Druggets, 3sGd to 63’
Floor Oil Cloths, 35 to 4s ‘
Floor Oil Cloths. 8 yds wide
Englisli Oil Cloths, 85 to 93'
'I‘iif't.ed Rugs, 520s
Axminister Rugs, $6,
\Vindow, S_liii_iles;$l to $6
Checked Mattiiig, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4
Stair Rods, 6s, 8s and’ 105
Table Oil Cloths, 3s
HIRA M A’NDERSON,
N0. 95) Bowery, New York."
isf)ni'7
DIETZ, Bll0TI"lE_R 85 CO.
134: \VlLLIAM STREET,
N cw.-York,
iii.i.\'uFAc'1'Uni«:Rs or EVERY VARIETY OF‘.
Lamps, Chandeliers,
GIPAIIIIOICS, ca_iiile1aln'a, Gas Fixtures.‘
April, 185'l.—-Gm, is‘.
Danbury & 1\iii,iif‘iiiialk Railroad-
Company. .
T a meeting of the President and Direc-
tors, oii the 4th inst. it wits voted : _
That the instalment which was made paya-
ble on_ the 1st of .Ian’y last, and postponed un-
til fiiitliei‘act'ion of the board, be due and pay-.
able on the 15th inst. and that notice thereof
be given by the 'l‘reasui'er in the Norwalk‘ Gui‘-,
zeltze and Dnnbury Times.
Sept. 5.
AT :1 meeting of the Plresident and Direct-I,
ors ofthe Danbury & Norwalk Railroad
Coinpany held on the 1st, Tuesday in Decem-
ber last it was voted that the 'I‘reasurer deman_d
and receive intei'e.<t l'i-oni all the subscribers
that iieglect to pay their insta'lm‘ent five days
after they become due. . . V
GEO. \V. IVES, Treas.
Danbury, August. 28th, 1851. 35'
i._ .‘ .
hi ew Pall G-ooéls,
In ‘in ' ‘uantit 0' ‘inst
( 1 i. '
. 3; (1 xi
reeeiv d_ and for sale
cheap, by ,_ _, _
Mallory & Iiew1s.»
NEW AND ELEGANT _
Fall Dry Goods !-
Hi‘5;chc'ock & Leadbeater, '
-'0. 3-17 Broculwuy, corner Leonard st., N. Y.‘
Itliive already in store a re“.-y large a‘,n_'d' splen-
zissoitineiit of New and Elegant Fall Goods‘
including a great variety of rich and handsome:
styles,-tis‘ beautiful priiited Cashmeresl and De
Laincs, plaid Silks, brocade, watered and plain_
do, French Merinoes and plain Caslimews of
every desirable shade, color and qua l'ity. _
Paramattas, or Coburg Cloths, of vari'oi'is col-
ors—-in appcaraiice‘ and finish precisely like.’
Merino, but of only aboutlialfthe cost. _
Broche Long and S-qitll1l'9 Sliawls, Cantoif
Crape and Thibet do., plaid. woolen. or rob r0_v_
(l?i'., Velvet and‘ l\:lerii'i0 Cloaks and Sacks, and
e'vei"y thing else, in fact, iiecessary to’ péi'fect til
lady's wardro_b_e; together with a large and full‘
assortment: of housewife and family Dry Goods,’
as linen and muslin Sheeting and Shirlting, Ta-'
ble Da_m‘a‘sks. Diiipeis, Napliiiiis. Lawns. Crash‘
’I‘o‘iveliiigs and Towels‘, lace and M‘uslin’Win-’
dow Draperie‘s,_ Woolen Blankets" and‘ Mar-'
sjeillles Quilts, Toilet, Table and Piano Covers.‘
Flannels, Canton Flauiiels. Tickings, English‘
and German Ilosiery. and," in short. eve"i'yt'hi'iig"
in the line at‘ Fziiiéy and Staple Goods
and giving their attention entirely to the i'ét‘n'il’
‘business. learn the wants‘ of the’ pt'ilili‘c," and’
spare no pains oi‘ expé-.'iis‘e to be able t'0‘supply'
them, while-. their strict. at‘.li'erence fo'th'eir sys-
tem of one price, \vi'tliout variation, se'cures to’
every customer,‘ whether child or adult, fair’
and honest ileziliiig.‘
hfourning and half m'ou'rning G
t;‘.i,d' and style’ the" marliét affords, always on‘
hand. Gentlemen’s Crailats; II'tll1\(lli0l’Clll0f3v:
Gloves‘, Under-Sliirts, Drawers, &c..‘ at less’
than u‘sua‘I' prices. CTrdei's from‘ the coun-
try or city wilfbe proinpfly exectitlediisent asf
directed, and the Goods always wai-i'a‘nt.'ed,'and‘
money returned if they do not give satisfaction.‘
J-.[T_;_? Bfinrlles sent aiiy hour of the ‘day to any’
Railroad, Steamboat oi- psi-i-y in the city,'so'
that ladies frt')m a'bi'oa’d will have no trouble‘
with their goods from the time of purchasing;
until they are ready to‘ talié their seat in the"
cars or boat for lidiite.‘ ,
H. 86 L spare no pains to seciire thIe's”ei'vi.-L
cos‘ of polite and‘ ciiriipeteiit Clerks, whom they’
,.eq’ui‘i-e to give every attention t‘o“tl’i”éi'r custnin-’
ers, shovii Good'sfi‘eely, but never uige tlienito’
buy; and never allow impolite or uiigentlbmanlf
conduct, and would feel greatly t>‘bliged'.i'f‘their"
customers would report any such’ immediately
‘ends of eveiy
,. is the Shop \Vzt’llt-"oi"!
laneous Books, St?-.tf6nBi-y, Bldiik Books, &e.,“ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler