-»-.1 V».-A‘ --rm
Building Lots For Sale.
. HE subscri'b'e’rs ott'i_§r for Sillf3.,S0!i18 very
desirable Building [;o‘ts,on \Vest Avenue.
opposite the re.~sideiice of Hon. T. B. Butler.
Enquire of E. B. PRICE at his resider_ice; or
at 26 Maiden Lane. or of MOSESO. BANKS
18 Liberty St., N. Y. , 4, ‘
Also, some 70 or 100 loads ,of__ first "quality
Building Stone. Enquire of E. B. PRICE.
Norwalk, May 10, 1851, 6m19
BLAI{F.‘S PA'I‘EN'I.‘
fire and Water Proof Paint.
7 H IS superior paint. is applied in the same
uiaimer as ordinary paint and after a
few months exposure to t.he atmosphere be-
comes as hard as slate or stone.
_,1'_il*I\VA RE OF COUNTICREEITS.
\‘-Vithin the last t\vo years, there have sprung
up more than a hundred dilfei-ent kinds of
count.e':‘feits, most of them no better than dirt
froiii the roads, and all purchasers are cau-
tioned against buying of any except my autlior-
ise_d agents. \V1\i. BL.\Ki-:. Paentee.
For sale by STREET‘ & QUINTA RD.
Agents, Norwalk, Con.
I1. MIDDLEBROOICS
_ Saddle and Harness vi,»
IEESTAB LISI-IMl£N'1‘.—Thesubscriberre-
spectfully informs the public that Iiecon-
tinues tlie_Saddle and I-larness business a few
rods north of the Congregational Clmrch in
\Vilton, where he has been for the past two
5'!‘-tlI'S. Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks. Villlsefih
Carpet Bags, Bridles, \Vhips, &c., &c., made
to order, of the best; material and won kmansliip.
Repairing done in a most expeditious and
workmanlike inauner. All goods sold at the
lowest rates for cash.
Ii. ll-IIDDLEBROOK.
\Vilton, June 2-1, 1851.
Danbury & Norsvall: Railroad
N(’)'1‘lCl'i is lieieby given to the subscribers
; to the Capital Stock of the Danbury and
Norwalk Railroad Company. that the Presi-
dent and Directors at a meeting held at Nor-
walk, on the 13th day of September, 18:50, ra-
ted that an instalment of 10 per cent. on the
zapitul stock, including the amount paid at t.lie
time ofsubscribing. be paid to the Treasurer on
or before the '20th Oct. next.
And that; fnrtlier instalmeiits of 10 per cent.
be paid on or before the first Mondays of De-
cember, January, Feli"uai'y, March, April,
May’, June, July, and A ugust, next-
The sub-icribers residing at -.\'orwalk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to \Villiani S.
Lockwootl, Esq. Assistant 'I‘reasui'er.
-ertilicates of stock. and amount paid, will
be ready at the time of payment of instalments.
for delivery.
A RRON SEELY. Treasurer.
Danbury. 16th September, 1850.
A SELLECEE,
Book Seller and Binder,
AS just returned from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofSchool and
.‘-Iiscellanoous Books. Also, a la rge assortiuent
ofStatioiiei'y, including Blank Books. Foolscaip,
Letter,and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &.c.,
which he will sell cheaper than they can be
l“.t)ll_£{lll. for at any otherstorc in this vicinity.
L'F"Books of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
J’. M. Smith-"5 Marble Yard,
Near the B rid ge, Nor-will/c. Coma.
l EPULCIIRAL Monuments and Grave
k_ 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 t.o procure Monninents or
a oy kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to calla ud
give a personal inspection of his material and
workmanship, as this will be uiore satisl'actoi'y
than to purchase ol'A_s:eiit,s without an opport.u-
nity of testing the quality ol the article con-
tracted for.
E?.3‘“'I.‘l1e Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an experienced workman and can
vvarraiit; it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk. Aug. 21,1848.
Norwallz Savings Bank.
O'I‘IClL' is hereby given tha-t. deposits will
be iceeived by tho tre:istii'er at the Fail‘-
field Count..Y Bank, froni 10 to 15) o'clock. A.
3!. and from '2 to -1 o'clock, P. M. on Mondays,
Tuesdays, \Vediie.sdays, 'l‘litti'.silays and Fri-
days, and on Saturdays liom 10 to 12 A. 3- .
and ‘.2 to 3 P. M. until further notice. Per-
sons wishing to make loans are requested to
ban) a written application to the treasurer,
stating Qlllnlllll and scr-.nrity.
'1‘. '\V.»\PNli1l{, .l',R., '1‘reasuror.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 18-19.
Boot, _._Shoe, E"«._-ea.t.l2er and Find
ing féitore.
‘ _ ' HENRY I-IANDES renews again
gfihisacknowledgmcntsto the public .lll1(_l
_ his friends for their generous |iiit.i'(iii‘mgt3
{luring the year past, and hopcsto iiici-it, an un.
llllerrupted continuance of the bi.isine.ss rela-
ll0_llSliip which he has so long maintained with
t "3 community. He will be found now at. his
‘"317 stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs.
Where he will be happy to see, ands-erve his;
"lfl friends and the public. The cli-aract'er of
l'5_Work i:'- too well known to need a word of
2?raisc. - It comprises every article of men’s
“ml childrcn’s wear, with .ll.uliE.:ci's and Over.
hoes in theirseason, tor ladies and gentleman
FINDINGS of the best quality, and in any
qnantity, suited to the wants ofthe craft.
Norwalk'..lan. 1,1851. 1
{Protection insurance Go.
Of IIA R’l‘I'4‘O'R.D. Co.\‘.\‘.
Capital $‘200,000——Il"7'll.'. P;-irrlrgc to In.
crcasc to Ifalf cz /lfI.illir.»7i.
‘ ILLIA .‘iI C. S'l‘l-IEET, liaviiigicccived
the agency ol'Ilic~nl:ove iinmcd Compa-
ny is now prepared to insure Ilouscs, Stores ,
5-Iillu-, l«‘actories, Barn4.s ans.‘ the contmits ofeac h
together with ev:-:i'y other species ofproperty
./Jga-inst Lots-.9 or Daziiagc by Fire.
The rates ofpreiniuin olfereil, areas low as
tho.-zc ofa ny other similar Ill.*3l‘ll”.lll-l()ll,1lll(l every
man has now an oppoi‘tnnity,for a fl‘lIIing.sum
to protect liiiiisclf':i_'_-gainst‘ this destructive ele
ment, which often in a single hour, sweeps
away the e.arniii;:s of so many years.
Itis incumbcnton all persons applying for a
rene'vr.'rl‘or policyon buildings,to inform the
it-_~,ent_of all changes in and about the p'r'enii.ses
rlsa-t. increase the liazard‘: or on 11111(:I1Ill0l'y're'n--
dered unproductive by new inventions, usecex
l'-es by changes in business, as no insurance
mlice is bound by tlicir policy. to pay any more
than the cash value of'property_.a.t the time of
its destruction.
l.‘1ei'v.'al1;, July l.-.=t,. 1851.
g,,,. ._,. ,,. .. ....».
___ p 1:. c. WARREN
Cabinet Jllalcer and Undertalcer .’
(Two doors east of the Biinli.)
.STA.Ml"0RD. CT.
.- IIVING recently ‘tfizlningileterl an
ext.ensi've alteration and improve-
ment in his extalilisliment, mid ex-
tended the compass of his business.
would respectfully inform the iiilr.ibi-
ta ms of this and the’ adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly manuliictur-
ing every (l(a,sci'i1)_ll,Qp of ,
GREENE? WARE
iz; a good and general variety of.
Bmdslcacls, Tables, I'Vas/islcmzls, Secretaries
Bureaus, Sofas, cj~c.
iuade of various kinds of wood. and selling at.
prices which caniiot. fail to suit the pui°clia.s‘er.
Also, a variety of OIL/1[RS—-liair, cane, flag
aml wood bottoms at "various prices, together
with rockers ofeveiy style.
Honseholdfurnitureofany description manu-
actuiedto order at short notice on the most
aiisonable terins. Also a very extensive as-
Jrtnient of
;iI-izll'2*es.'ses, P'ctZz'a.s'ses~, Patent Bead-
sleads, air. do
Phat. can be set. up and taken down by any one
it less than two minutes.
He has also a liaiidsnme asso‘rtment of the
nest fashionable styles of
which he wil.l sell as cheap as can be bought
an y where. _
He is also pi'ep:i'red to fiirnisli
COFFIN", SIIROUDS. CAPS, SCARFS. &c'.
oft,-very descriptioii that may be desired. or
that. can be obtained in the city of New York
at: a moments warning. day or night, on the most
reasonable terms. He is also prepared to fur"-
I1lSllIl(‘.:il‘.‘\.'(‘-.9, carriagzes. see to the digging ol
graves. and to attend to apy otlier ai'i'angcinent.
that may be wislied an the fnnera proccssioii.
&c. Those who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased friend several days, can be furnished
with an ice box in which it may be preserved ii
week or longer if necossaixy-. . ,
E. C. VVARREN;
Stamford, Sep. ‘.2, 1851.
tf
§.‘i!arner’s Pa-tent
Anti» I"/wzzi/lg .5'ucIion. (incl .,l"Ur(-c I’:/mp
Can be used in our deepest. wells or fetcli wa-
terfroin wells at; a distance. It. works very
easy mid l.liscl'iarges a gallon of water to each
motion of the lever, and will not freese in the
coldest \\'(’tllIl(3l'. l5_v attaching pipes water is
carried to anypnrt of the house or burn and by
amu:hiii,r;‘a hose.’can water the garden. (‘oar
yard, washyour'windows, Gui-i-‘in,-gee, Ate. It
is also a good engine in case oflire as the pow-
er of two iueii can throw water to the top of
our highest houses. Sold by
LOCKWOOD, HAIG HT 65 CO.
Bisselution
OTIC-E.——'.I‘lie firm of I\"oi'ton, Isbell 5:
Co. was dis.-:olved on the 1st Januaiy,
1:51, by mutual l7l)l7SF‘.Ill.
RUSSEL \V. N()R'I‘()N.
AL-ONZO IC\'BI!‘.LL.
E. E. 1’R.l'I‘CIIAl{D.
Mr. E. E. Prilcliard is alone authori7.ed to
settle the l)t1!~‘ll‘lFSS of the late fiin: and use its
name in liquidation. _
RUSSEL '\V. NORTON.
ALO.\'Z(') ISBELL.
-21if
UST rec’d, a splendid lot; of Englisli Cas-
tora, Tea and Colliec Pots, Fluid Lamps.
Also, Fluid Barn L.'1lnp.~i.
C. A. DU IAND. Under Ct. Hotel.
Gheaper than Ever !
Groceries selling Q.//ii ul (lS[()l'l‘l'S/I(.7Igg ialcs at
the olc/.9/are r_: '
GI-‘.0. \V. S;\II'l‘I.l. -$.(T)U'I'II NORVVALK.
% I-II-IRE purchasers can find one ol the
largest‘ and be.~;t. iissortiiients of Groce-
ries, Crockery, &c., evi-.i' offered in this mar-
ket" bcfore. To our up towii cnstoiners. (for
we liavo customers from the Bridge. cause why
we sell betti-rarticles and cliea_per than others.)
we would say that. we will gi.:ai-aiitce them :1
saving of per ceut'._by [)ul‘Cl1tlSltIfI of us,
which will pay fora ride npand do\vii any day.
Call and examine for yourselves.
GEORGE W’. SBIITH.
South Norwalk, August 12, 1851.
Farm for Sale.
. . THE place lorinerly occupied by
Alvin Irlyatt, dcc‘d, is olforcd for sale.
It consists oi about three. acres ofgond land.
with a dwellin5_:-lioiisc and barn thereon stami-
ing. Also, about 19 acres of land lying near
the house of Ira Bi-tts. .Tr., and on the line of
the Danbury 6: Norwalk railroaal. For further
particula1's enquire, of
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
\Vilt3n, March 3.1851. S)tl
For Sale.
:5, THE br_-autlliil Homestead with the
buildings tlieion st.-uuling know u as the “ old
St. John Place.” opposite the icsideiicc of Gov.
Bissell. Also a tract of land in qnantit3" about
'24 acres <-allril the “ Sau_::atnck Brook Land.”
Also a tract of wood land in quantity about 8
acres known as the "East Rock land. For
terms &c. apply to (‘-ICC). ST. JOHN, or F.
ST. .l(f)I-IN LOC‘.I{VV()OD.
For Sale,
. \VITII immediate possession. a good
I with water po__\ver on an excellent .streain.
with a convenient House, Barn. and 14 acres of
land, situated about 7 miles from Norwall-1 or
StaiiiIbi'rl. For particulars cuqiiise of S. E.
O.l...MSTE A D. or JOII N BATLEY.
Norwalk. May 24th, 1851.
For Sale.
,, A valuablehomestead of 26:} acres ol
? laud,formerly the residence of Jared
Ayi'es, in New Canaan. On it. isa" good
in 0 story dwelling-Iiouse. barn, and other out
l)llll(lln_Q':l. and line orchard of gralied fruit
trees in a bearing state. Also, 27 acrcsoflinc
timber land. 3;’; iniics l‘.0t‘l'l‘t-‘?'l‘$'£'-l of Norwalk
Bi'i(.lge. Also, six acres of‘. \'\’f:'I).'I and timber
laud lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
lage. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of \Vntt.s Cniustock, Esq. in New
Canaan. For further particulars enquire of
the .subscriber at the residence of \Vui. Drum-
mond. New Catiaan.
EBENICZER. CAR.'I‘ER.
New Canaan, June 14, 1850. *’9t25t
Qltf
Ready Made clothing.
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
l((‘.(¥|)il‘lg a good assortment. of Ready Made
Clothing 0 tall kinds. Also, a good assoi'tiiient
of Cloths, Cassinieres. and Ve.~it.iii_«_rs, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
short notice.
N. B. Particx.lar attention paid to cuttiiw.
THOMAS RILEY.
Norwalk. Eel). 25.19.51. 9.
lldorwalk Cemetery Associa-
tion.
AT :1 Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery
. ' Association, held August 29th., 1850, vo-
ted that Evert Quiutard and Lyman Rl(:l1tll’(lS,
be a coiiiinittee to have general supervision of
the ;__rronnds of this Association, as i'egiit'(ls
iiionnnicnts, tombstones, and enclosure of lots.
and-' that iiopcrsoii shall‘ dig R‘ ggravo. or erect
stones to graves, without permission and advice
of said committee. a
l‘Vest Side the B2'idge, nearZ_i/
Maxxu-facturer
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, '\Vebh, Saddlery
N. B. Irla-messes ma-nufczcturetl to
r
51¢!‘-(. T. 1.
.. - -. sh‘? -o.---.<~ .- «want {"0 u -—-.~-
opposite the 1\.7or'wa-I/.' Hotel.
and Dealer in
ADDLES, I~Iarnesses, Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Satchels, \Vhips, Mz'il‘t§, Brushes,
\Vare, Trunk Locks, &:c. 5t"c-.
order. Terzzzs favorable.
Ii?) subs’ci-il)'ei- having had an ap’pa'rt:inent li
- invite the attention of t
Trunks, Valices, Carpet. Bzigs. Mats, _
Arc. die. which he has constant y on l”1:‘a'iio.
Harness, combining iieatness with durability.
"3 ghis (1,3f_;1l)li_ql]]]](‘.[)f, ofthe very best. materials
not Iiiil to satisfy cusr.ouie.i's. _ v V ‘
Just. received H lot. ofsuperiur FLY JNL Pb.
Nerwalk, Nov. 1.1849.
.l{epa.iii-in: «lone
E‘. BRADLEYS
lllvieizti Ifamess and Sacldle Establ-£;é7z772ent.
tted up beneath the Connectl_'cu't Hotel. would
he public to his extensive assortixieiit of Saddles, I'Iarnesses,
Rugs, \Vliips, Lashes, Bras it-IZ';‘,()nl'ry‘c'ombs.Shamiiiies
He has on hand several setts of‘very light. single
Every article in his linoofhusiiiess may be had
nd style ofworkiuaiiship. at prices which will
in a neat.:ino substantial nianner.
cheap for cash‘.
11
F. BRADLEY.
FRANCIS
H. NASH’.
\tA.~iUFACTURI-:11 or TIN, snum IRON AND copvnu wAn'i=:; D'IéAi.sR iii’ 8'l‘0Vb.
i‘i'1zi‘l'A-.‘~:.\ii.-i, JAPAN AND woonsu iv.-unis, san moss AND HEATERS,
rT.iI'ix.-.ci-;s, mos TEA KE'1'1‘LES AND HOLLOW WARE’.
(IRA SS KE'I'I‘I.ES, IRON XVIRE AND RODS, CARPET TACKS, FRENCH BASKETS
AND VVILLOVV VVARE, LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, FORCE PUMPS
STOVE BLACKING. 8:64 kc.
Everything fi‘or‘Ever3rbocly. 5
F _Qul)s(;ril)i-'.l'.~‘i have ('0tl>tuutly on Ii:in(_ll
one of the most extensive assortiiimits oil
(x‘i'ocei'ies, Crockery,i\Vooden and other \Vares
to he fonnti at any other store in this connty.——;
E-special attention is paid to our illarket depart-
iuent. whore inay be had fi"c:.=li from Y. ov-g
pry dnj-‘. all kinds of vcgeliililes, l'rnit=.s. fir-.., (Ric.
ofthe choicest. quality. Also, all kinds of shell
and other fish in their season. In sliort, wol
keep a general family store, and are selling offi
at prices WIll~3ll nstonish everyone. Give
us a call-at our store in Main st.
ALLEN «S: MEEICER.
llXi§i_§ElsMiI.ii<ian~s GOODS.-—I~-lair
Seating, \Veblii‘ng. Sofa and Clfair
Sp1'ing:<,Biittoiis. Gimp. Monldiiig. Locks. Hi.H.—-
ges and Castors by HOLCOUB &. LYON.
OUSE BUILDERS IIARD\VARE, of
rctailby IIOLCOMB 64: LYON.
83 “filter st Bridgeport.
€19. RIRAGC My-\I\'ER’S GOODS. Axles.
Spi'ir.gs, Shafts, Carriage Bows, Bolts,
Bone. atid Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
Hand Screws. Seamiug Cord. Cir.
1I()LCO.VlB 6-: LYON.
R.lNDSTO;\"ES. ‘35 tons s‘upcl’ior grit
just landing from Berr-a Ohis.
l
every description. for sale wholesale and E I)viilII'(lud,
Pei.-int your Buildings do Fences.
SA-.\'l?OR D has just rec'd a qua nti!y of
O superior .\IiuernlPnint, warruiitcd equal
to any Paint ever before offct'ed to the public.
It is proof agaiiist fire, water and weather-it.
i.-: iincliangcable in its color—-—-it: mixes readily
with any kind of oil, and is a lieautiful dark
bri~\vn or l-'reeslo'no color. This Paint rec'd
the premium at. the N. Y. State Fair held at
Albany in 18:30, in competition with the Ohio
Fire-proof and sevr-i.-al other mineral Paints as
superior to anything of the kind in use.’ or
cheapness and durability. Numerous certifi-
cates ofits srqicriority have been given bythose
who have tester] it, of which these are two:
“ \Ve have used your mineral paint in paint-
ing cars and houses nnd upon our road; and we
can safely |'P(‘(Hl1l11."ll(l it its a very superior
cheap and durable :irticle of [)2lll1l’."—-HICMAN
II. Piir.1.I's. Superintendent Syracuse :3: Utica
Oct. 30. 1850.
“ I. have used a large quantity of your min-
eral paint", and 1‘ find it to be far preferable to
.to the Ohio‘ or any other paint now in us:-.—it
iis impervious to w:iter, and iiiicliaiigeiable i'n
lcoloi-.”—-I1or..\ci~: JOI~1.'\"S0.'\', Painter for the S.
6: [I.P\-llIll’0il(I Co.
This Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
iAgent. for the ma nu far-.turers.-
VVestport, '.\.Iarch ‘J4, 1851.
C. 'l‘. COR-N\VA LL,
Eratgtir mad Tailor,
g/%'fOULD inform the public that he has
taken the rooms over the store of
1‘2t.f
. IIOLCOAIB 6.: LYON.
FEVABL1-I CIJ'i‘r.i«ji:‘:v._—i5i) gm.-3 of w,
- :5: S Butclio:-s‘ table cntlcr_v._inst rcc’d
at HOLCO.‘-IB :5: LYO N.
83 \Vat.er st. lriilgcpoit.
E“il_iES.— 1:300 (lozcn \V. dc S. Bntcliers’
l<'ilc.s. consisting of ovei'_v size and kind.
now opening by IIOLCOM B L\: LYON.
OCKET CU’l‘LE.R Y, Shears and Scis-
sors of \V. A: Butchers’ and Rodgzers’,
odening and for sale \\'ll(il€‘..~‘tllP and retail by
HOLCOMB AC LYON,
83 '\Vater st., Bridgeport.
1 F0 DOZ. lrand. pannell, rip and back
0) Saws of l}i,itclie.i's’, itl pen I‘ {Y .lack:=on’s
and Ber.-ket's. at wliolesa'lc and retail by IIOL-
RACE AND BITTS.-—A large stock of
Mai'ples’supei'inr plated and plain. whole-
sale nml retail. by HOLCOMB & LYON.
NVILS.--I'.lill’s. Peter \Vri,r1lits’ and
lllouseliole, wliolesale and retail by
HOLCO.\lB 5:. LYON.
ISES.-—IIiils, Po-tcr ‘.v'i‘i_glit’s, II_vde’s
just opening, and we would call particular at-
tention to our stock. IIULC();‘i'lB 5.: LYON,
'3 \Vatcr .sti'cet, liriilgepoi't.
ly on hand and for sale low by
'rIOLCOMI'} be LYON.
AILS.—1-300 casl-;s Fall River; also 40
A (‘asks superior wrongzlit. nails by
H OLCOM B (K: LYON, \Vater st. Bridgeport.
‘ LU J. BORAX AND E.\1ERY.—50
bbls. Glue. ass‘d sizes; 10 cases \Vood’s
relincd Borax; ‘Z5 casks superior Lordon El. -
cry by IJOLCO.‘-IB 66 LYON.
' OUSE EUR.NISH ING I'IARD‘\VA RE.
—A full and complete assortment by
I-iOLC()MB 6.: LYON.
AILS AND SPIKES.--500 kegs cut nails
and spikes. assorted from 3d fine to 7
Iron safe. l
A second hand Safe. for sael
DISBROSAV’
tfilive Oil.
URE hlzirseilles Oils. expressly for table
use’. just rcc’d by \V. E. BISSELL.
sMALL
cheap, at.
COMB it LYON, 83 \Vater st., Bridgeport.-
t
l
LACKS-.\l* l'i‘Ir}‘S BEL LO\VS constant-.
inches.forsale by STREET cc QUINTA RD. '
Lockwood. Haight (Y (.70., where he is pre-
jpared to make all kinds of gentleiiieifs and
,boy’s clothing in ii ncatand fasliioiiiilyle manner
‘'and on reasonable ternis. He has also on hand
go good assoilliient‘. of rearly-inade clothing. and
‘tho.-to in want. will find it. to their advaiitage to
‘give him a call. A share (it the pnblicpatron—
age is i'espectf-ally solicited.
Norwalk, June i23,1'c?:31.
R 11l<1.5:is_lS \VRA1’l’l’NG impel-, for
sale at mill prices by
$113168 E l?1<)A'1‘1-IE1-LS of a superior quality
\V. E. BISSELL.
for sale by
LOCKVVOOD, HAIGI-IT (‘ti CO.
TABLE and pocket cutlery for sale by
L,1~1.ésCO.
it}
A-.\IPI~IENE and Burning Fluid of the
best quality by L., [1, 6: ()0.
’ L—B:\O'l‘A—-SI’OO.\’S.——A new article, $1
and 'l‘illo€:<on’s of every quality and price?
.. a dozen.
rings, for sale by
Also, a splendid lot ofchilth-eu'5
C. A. DU RAND.
Under Conn. Hotel.
I Books! .t".:~‘so_ol:s E
, L‘.. P rcc'd,- a large addition to my former
extensive assort merit of Books. Stationery,
lckc. of every possible description. which I will
,‘sell at prices which I dely any one to under-
‘scll. I purcliasc of regular dealers for cash
;and make it my business alone to select and
l]):tl'(:ll:l:~‘.e for this market, aml am (:(ii'ifldcnt I
%can sell for less than any one else in the county.
All ordeis, either of wholeszile or retail, from
abroad promptly dispalclietl. I\'Iag;i-/,'mes_ and
the current literature of the day received as
soon as issued from the press.- Binding in all
its branches exccnicd as lieretolore.
A. SELLECI{,17 LVIain St.
Books ! Books 1 1
"H E subscriber is now receiving extensive‘
additions to his stock of Books, Station-
0l',Y. Blank \Vurk, &c. A complete assortnient
of School Books at less prices than ever befme
olii-.I‘ed in Norwalk. Cap, Letter, and Note
Pill’?-I‘. Eiivclopes. (Sic. A lbw reams ofchoice
Ellglisli Laid Paper and small size French
Letter Paper. aI‘.2 W. E. 1;rssi«:LL.
AILROAD STOCK taken for Gold
\-Vatches at the store of the snbsciber
C. E. DISB ROW.
' : “- 1 Ifiatches.
TAKE aclva-image of the want of money and‘
come and buy a watch orjewelry of any
kind. Bought. with the casli at a discount, n
noz. LO'.\iDO—.\‘ M tisO_1ii.-\"iTii,’iC'.-.} .
A t test . E. QUINT.-SR1’), Chairman.
l.-1.7. C. S1.-‘ii.i5'er, St!c'y pro tom. 44
10
, sale at BISSI-'-.‘I‘.L‘S 3
new and large lot tlii-: week. .-it
DISBR-OW’S. l
. village free of charge.
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‘“ -
-
as the Time to save Money.’
9-‘? .
Raymond 3:. Mead, _
7 WHANKFUL for the many favors so iili‘ei'-
ally bestowed oii them by the |?UlJllCL._
would respectlnll y solicit a e“n‘o’t'iiiita’rk‘é o‘f‘t.he,ir
pat.ronage—fee-.ling assured they can no\v offer
gi'e_iit.eij inducements than they ever‘ before
have done.
Their stock is new large and well selected,
comprising all the articles usually ‘k’e§jit in a
grocery store, to_getl_1‘_é'r vlvftli ‘ii Vtll'I‘é'l‘y of fancy
o’o'd:i, siiclrtis Sal‘ ines, Capers, Ciitsup. Sau-
ces, Table Oils, Ma'ccn_roni, Corn Starch, Pre-
served Frnit's,Spiced Pickles. éCc., écc. Their
stock of Teas is the largest. and most carefully
selected of any in Norwalk. ran_4ing in piice
from 5? ’ct's to $1 per lb. A trial oftliei'r’c'oIi'ee
is all that is n'é'ce‘ss:ir'y to convince iliat it is
sup’éi'ioi' to any sold in the place. Sugars al-
ways on hand, cheap and good for the price.—
A|so—-Flour, Fish, Salt. Pork. Lard, Hams.
Smoked Beef. &c. which will be sold c/zeapfor
cash. [.7-3"" Goods delivered to any part ofthe
Now
Norwalk, July
, 13:. Na Havel: Rafi. road.
, .<;Ui\-mar. ,A1-‘._l’..A1\‘tr2i£L\1.l«)_“i ‘.
()N and after Moiiday, April 29111. the fol-
lowing trains will leaveihe Canal sire-ct.
station near Broadway. P:isscii'gei's will also
be received at the New York and Harlem
.’t-ailroad Office at '27th st.
'.I‘l.l.AINS {*‘ltO.\I NEVV YORK.
1' Accominodation Train at 7 A. M.for N.
Haveii and all intcrinediate stations. I’assch'-
gets from the \Vay stations for Alba ny, and,
the stations on the Housatonic and Nangatuck
l.{ai_li'oiii‘ls~, will ‘l_'§'|l&'(\ this Train and stop at
1.rid_geport; for Hai'i.foi'd. Sp»-ingficldaud Bos-
lou,joiu Express Train at New Haven; for
Canal Railroad Train at. New Haven.
2. Express Train at._8 A. iii. for Stamliirtl,
Brulgeport a_iid New _I'Ia'v‘eh, 'f.Il'(:‘.l1'(3'(% in Hart.-
ford, S|)i'iiigliel(l and Boston. Passeiigcis for
Canal Raihoad will take the cars at New
Haven ; for the I"I(H1$tllt)l1lt:_ Railroad to_ Albany
iiiid Pittsliclcl, and for the Naugatuck Railroad
at Brid'g‘cport. , , ,
3. Acctlllillloiltlilotl Train in El A. ii. for New
Haven and all intermediate staiioiis. I’a.ss¢-n-
gers by this Train forthe Canal Railroad, will
remain at New Haven until 3-£ P. M.
4. Special Train at 11.15 A. M. lot‘ Port.
Cheste ‘and intermediate stations.
5. Express Train at 3 p. M. for Stamford.
Nniwnllg, llritlgeport. and i\‘ow Haven, tlicnce
to Ilartford, Sprin;_;licldaiirl_Boston; connecting
at Ilri'dgopoi't vvith Train o._ I-idiiisiiloiiie ail-
road to Pill.-field. and \'vi'th Train of Nangatnck
iailroad. On Saturdays this Train coiiiiects
witliTrain ofCanal Railroad at New Haven.
6. Accoiiiinodalion Tiain at 4 P. M. for New
Haven and ':nt¢-riuediate statioiis.
7. Commutation Train at 5 95 I’.
Bri:lgepoi't ai‘i‘d= intorniodiate stiit.ioiitt. g
8. Sp_ecial Train at 6,30 1‘. Ill. I'or1ort; CI1es
ter and iiite.i'niediate stations.
TRAINS TO NE \V YORK.
1. Special Train at 5.20 A. M. from Port
Chester stopping at all intermediate stations.
'2. Coininntatioii Train at 5.40 A. M. from
Bridgeport, sloping at all the iiitermetliate sta-
ti'(‘ous.' A W _ _v
3. ACC0l‘t‘tm(Hltll’l0l1 Train at 6.15 A. M. fro'r‘n
New Haven, stopping at iill intermediate sta-
tion, receiving pzzsseiiger from Naugatuck Rail-
road at Bi'iIlgepoi't. _
4. Accommodation Train at A. M. from
New H:iven,stopping pt all intermediate sta
tions. receiving p:issengers from the Ilartfnrd
and New Havcn,Canal .uid Niiugatuck Rail-
rods.
5. Express Train at 1.15 P. M.. (in connec-
tion with the Express Train from Boston) froiu
New Iilaven, stopping at Bridtéport. Norwalk
and Stamford—-receiving passengers from the
Honsatouic Railroad at Biidgep0rt,and Canal
{nilroitil at New Haven.
6. Special Train at 3.35 P. _N.. from Port
Chesterstopping at all inleriiic.diat'e stations.
7. Accoinmodatioii Train at 4.20 1'. M. (re-
ceiving passengers from the Accomniodatioii
Train from Boston) from New Haven. stopping
at all intermediate stations.
8. Express Train at. 8.10 I’. M. (or in connec-
tion with the Express Train from Boston, stop-
ping at Bridgepoit. No-rtvtilk and Stamlbiwl, a r-
iivirg in New York at 11.30 I’. .\‘i. Evcniiig
Train from Pittslield’ connects with this Traiif
at Bridgepott-.
NE\V I-IAV
M. for
EN AND BlRI«DGEPOR.'I‘
, SPECIAL.
From New Haven at 9.50 A. M.for Nangatuck
Railroad and Bridgeport. V
New I-Iaven at 3.l5 P. in. for Milford
and =.°\'aiigaIiick Railroad .ln_nctiou.
New llavciii at 5.520 13'. M. for Nangatuck
Railroad and Bridtreport.
From Bridgeport at 6.30 .It.Fiii‘. for Iiieiv Haven
from Niitigiitiiclt Railroad.
’;i'iilgcport.at2 1*. M. for New Haven
from Honsalonic Railroad.
‘- 1‘§':itigatiii~lc Railroad Junction at4.3O 1’
M. in connection with that road.
GEO. \V. \-VI-Il'S'l“LER. Sup't.
OI
6|
- jg:l,=;l—
‘wf: I
CANAL RAILROAD.
b'nmmcr A r1‘angcmc7it.
N and after Monday, April 28th. pasca-
ger trains will rundaily, (Si'ino'ays except-
ed.) as follows.
Leave New Haven for Colizisville at 5.45
A. M. 11.15 A. M. and .'-L30 P, M. _
Leiive New I'lll‘v"(:‘-ll for Taritl'ville' and Colitis
ville at 11 A. M. iiiid 3.301’. M.
Leave (')ollinsville for New Haven at 7.40 A.
M.. 10.55 A. M. and 3.45 I’. M.
Leave Tai'ifl'ville for New Haven at 7.15 A.
M. 3 1’. M.
The trains from New Haven at 5.45 A. M.,
Collinsville at-1'45 P. M. and Tiii'i'ift'villc at 3.
I’. .\I., are freight trains, with passenger ac-
com modations. "—“"
Special Arrrzfigcnrrnf.
On Saturdays, liei‘enfter, niitilfiirthernnfice,
the 52d passcirgcr train out of1\’c\v Ilaven will
leave at G P. M. or on the arrival of the 3 P.
M. cxp‘t'e‘ss train from Ni-.w York.
Trains ofthc [-1 art l_'n.ul, Providciicc and Fish
kill .Railroad leave li’lainvi'lle for Hiirtl'oi'd in
connection with the morning and afteriioon
trains froni Collinsville and Tarillville, at 8.15
A. M. and 12.3!) E’. I'll.
The triiiiis of Ilie Canal Road connect with
the trains of the New York and New-' Haven .
Railroad. G. W’. \VHIS'I‘LER, Sup'L-
New Haven, April 28, 1851.
.‘-, ;
NOEVVALK BOOT AND SHOE
EMPORIUEI.
HE subscriber would i'e.spectl'ul‘l"y inl”orm
the public that he has on hand one ofthe
lur,gc:=.t assortiiicnts of Boots and Slices. Gait-
ers, <S:c., &c., ever offcrecl lIlvI.\'0l‘\"tlll\'. Ilis
goods are all inannfactnred in the most superior
manner by the very best..of worknien,- and will
be warraetcd in every pai'ticu'Fai‘. Ladies and
gentlemen in want of goods in his line will find
it for their interest to call. Doii’t niistalu:*.—
No. 3' Mziiii st. . CHAS. SMITH.
August Isl, 1851. 3-1
UST rec’d. a S|)l.6l‘lI'IllI lot of cuff pins.
C. A. DURAND, under Conn. I-lotel.
Clocks’.
H E- cheapest clocks‘ ever oliered in this
towir.~for sale by C. A. DUR_AND.
Under Conn. Hotel.
Wanted.
N apprentice to the tailoiing business
wanted iinniediutely.
F.-. ' CURTIS.
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q - ~..‘.. .- r.-... 34-s7 .-,
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Real Estate For ‘sale. W .
URSUANT to an order from the Com’? of
Probate t'orthe district: of Norwalk _will
be sold at Public Auct'io_u' on Saturday the 2? _
day of October next at §o'clock P. M. (unlesi
previously disposed ofat. Private Sal'i'>) so mu cl!
of the real estate of Moses \Vcbb, late of Not’-
walk deceased, as will raise the sum of $983,-
14 with incidental clfiirges of sale. _
The said Estate consists of Meadows and
\Vood Land and lies tISl10l'I(IlSlnl1C8 north of
the head of- Five Mile River Harbor. Sale t6
take place at or near the late residence of said
dec’d when the termsof sale will bo made:
k‘iiown. For moi‘ pa‘r'tic’ulai'intorination apply
to SAMUEL RICHARDS, Administrator. g
Dated at Norwalk, Sept. 2'21], 1851. «(B8
,Notice.
'I‘I1E mercantile business hitherto done by
the snbscjibers ‘under the lirm of Hawley 6:.
Bailey is discontinued, and will be conductv
henceforth under the name-and firm of L. H.
Bailey 66 Co.. at thenold stand, where good;
will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. an
interest charged on all accounts of more than
six months standing.
The name of the old firm will be used by
either of the subscribers in liquidation of tho”
lormer business.
\VILLI.-\i\I HAWLEY.
_ , LEWIS ll. BAILEY.
Rldgi-licl'd', Sept’. 1, 1851.
3:39"
District of .‘."or2caIlc ss Probate Court, Scplciizo
Iirr 97!/I, 1951.
‘S'I‘A'l‘I~‘. of JOH N" KNOVVLES, late of
Norwalk, in said district. dec'd.
The Court of Pl’i’ll)t1i(! for the district cl’
Norwalk hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the creditors of said
(’..~'l:lf--*‘-. to exliilfii their claims for settlement.
Those \\ ho iieglect to present their account! -
properly attested within said time will be de-
uai-rc.d a recovery. All persons ir.deb.ed to
said estate a re requested to make immediate
payinrmt to DAVID LO\V, Executor.
To the Probate Court for the Dislrict Q/‘Nor-'
_ rural/:; _
7 VII l'C':'i_p"plication of-AV ILLlA AI F. JOHN-'
S(f_l1\ of thetown of Fariiiington in thd
Slnt'col' iI".’(-.w I!:ii‘.ipslii‘re i"e.spectl'iil|y showotlf
that ho is lawful guardian to Elm-lint-. L. John-'
son, a minoi under the age ol'i.’1.yi~':ill's.aii(l thug
said minor is the owner of the to lowing i'eu'I‘
estate, lying in Noiwalk in said district, via 5-5
a certain tract of land _ in qinaniity seven acres”
more or l<~‘-Es, I5()‘:l'l'fil{i('l_:ll0‘l'Il1ie|'l}7 by V/llllit‘.ii‘_I
(_‘-linrrli and .lo:-zepli L. Marvin, 'E?ii3lci‘ly by .lo‘I‘m'
Vaudeibilt‘, southerly by lu}_'hway, a nd westerly
by land la-lon_:;in_:1 to the town of Norivalk—sai
[ll‘P11ll:‘-(‘S I):-ing that part ofthe estate of'Piino-'
tl1y’Vanilcrbilt dec‘d, called the Platt. Land.
And he further says that the estate is at,
present unproductive; that tho avails thereof
are wanted or the support, maintenance and
P'(l'.1(::lll(lll of said minor, and that it will be for
tho’ zulvaiiiage of said minor to sell the same.
and invest the avails tliereof according to law’;
wherefore he says that tlicrc is just and runs-
onable cai1.se for si‘=l'lii'ig the same. Ho tlieli‘ia-
fore prays the court to order" said real estate to
be sold. and to empower him or some other
meet per.~:on to sell the same. pursuant to the
shitnte in such case iiiado and pi'oviiled~.~
Dated Soptoiiiliei' 5251 h. 1'85'l'. .
\l/'i\‘I'. I5‘. .lOH'.\’.‘3ON. Guardian:
Dz's!rz'c£ of .\'oru-_tzUc Probate Court’ :3 Septem-
ber ‘.35(/i, 18-51.
OI‘.(fCl'£’t/—'I‘lltIt the’. lbt°egtiip‘g application be’
heard iiiill (_let_et'iiiiiier at. l’he Proliute Oflice in
Norwnlk on the 6th day of December. 1851,-all
9 o’clock forenoon; and that notice thereof b6
published in some public newspaper near the
place where such real estate l‘i¢,-‘a‘.s~.- three week!
siicc'eosivcl_v. at Ii'tl.‘¢lf§l.‘( weeks before said time‘
zissigimd‘. '31-JORGE A. DAVENPORT.
39 Judge‘:
—.(%r-eat Isiéiss Gather-::nlg_ at‘
GRUMA_N’S
o i e s r 2 or g e
E!
Just Received!
The Largest Stock:
0/ Fancy a'l<1E~1tts1Erlle Dry
C/oor/3, rztprices ])c7_‘/'ectl_i/ a.sto7zishing
In fact, some Goorls are almost
fission Away.
Om‘ i*.'3.s'o7't27zm2t of DeLa7'ne.s', Cash.-
772.cr(.’s, A /prurcas, I’0;‘)/27773, Persian
DeLa-fines, T/zibot C/oz/24,. Zlferino,
and 0/Izer DRESS GOODS was
vzener as good at ]n'cse7it.
Our Stock of Dress Silks is Immense,
coosisiiiig of Black and Colored, Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety. Our stock of
Broad Cloths, Cassi‘ine'i‘es. Satinets, Vest-
ings and all other goods for Men’s and Boys’
wearis larger than ever before offered. it
furl, Ladies and (‘i(?l1llf‘I‘l1Pll can find any and
every article wanted for Dre.ss. Use. or Orna-
mom. and at prices that would astonish all, and
DEFY COM PETITION.
Stock of Domestic Goods ever offered. and by’
all odds the cl'ieape.s_t. Don't for,c_-er. the
“GM Bridge State”
Is‘ the place for BAIZGALZVS .’ .'
C- J- GRUMAN
1‘\"ni'wall<, Sep. 1, 1851.
Charles S. Zsockwood
‘, OULD respectfully iiifoi'iii his friends
’ and customers, that he has made ar-
raugemeiils with L. H- Pnilmlley Esq. where-'
by lie is enabled to execute all orders in tho‘
tailoring line that maybe entrusted to him.
Norwalk. A (lg. 7', 1851.
Notice.
LL cloths. cassimei'e.s, satiiietts and vest-
ings cut free of expense to the purchaser
by a‘ firsl-class cutter. C. J. GRUMAN."
Dr. Banning’s
LACE OR. BODY BRACE.
"OR the cure of curved, weak and diseased
._ spin:-——diseases of the heart and lungs,
and all diseases leading to consumption, dys-
pepsia and other affections of the stomach, liver
and lll,‘19StlV8 organs, diseases of women, and of
the visceral organs generaly. Sold by
_ W. BISSELL.
Silks! 0h,Silks!!
T is perfectly astonishing that black and fan-
cy dress silks can be sold so very low at {ha
store of C. J. GRUMAN,
congress Water,
NRESH and sparkling from the spi-iiigi, in‘
. _ quart and pint: bottles by the, dozen and’
smgte. at WE ED’S.
._._.._._.
Mantle Ornaments,
UCII as Girandoles, plated and glass can-
dlcsticks, elegiriit German and Anieiqcm,
flower vases. marble and alabaster clocks; also‘ -
llllllelll-100dS. cake baskets, fruit dishes and uh.
"""l'l‘3l.l’ Of Other new goods this day rec’d at
DIS'BRO\V‘Sa
5
Also, the Litrgest -
Norwalk Chronicler