' . . _ .
, Jilarrtclt.
In Newtnwn, on the 7th inst.,by the Rev- Mr.
Carniiclieel, Mr. Henry E. Bebee, ol'Norwallt, to
Miss Susan Buckley ofthe former place.
iftlicb.
V In this town on Friday last. William, son of \Vm
and Lucretia St. John, aged 3years and 6 tiiotitlis.
In VViltoii l6tb inst. Ebenezer G. youngest son
-of Ebenezer G. and Clarissa Belts, aged 2 years and
9 months .
In Westport, 11th inst. Patty Couch aged 90.
In Daricii 9lli inst. lllorris Clock, aged 42.
In New Canaan, AniiLarkit1s, aged 20.
In this town, 17th inst. Sarah Atni Scribner, aged
'27 years am] 9 months.
On e ll'l.ll thou wert all but divine,
As thy smil shall immortally be ;
And our sorrow may cease to repine,
When we ktiow that thy God is with thee.
Second Brigade Ct. St. Milltia. 3
SOUTH NORWALK. Oct. 14,1851.
RIGA DE ORDER, NO.16. The field
and commissioned officers of the 8th reg-
iment will assemble at t.lie hotel of David Ste-
phenson, in Norwrlk, on _Saturday the 25111
.inst.. atone o’clock P‘. M.. for the nomination of
.n Colonel to the comniand of said regime.nt,aud
tfill any vacancy that may occur in consequence
of such ttouiinatiotis. By order of
THOMAS GUYEP, Brig. G-en’l.
L. N. MIDDLE BROOK, Aid-de-Camp-
Vlfoocl for Sale.
‘ ILL be offered for sale at Vendue on
Saturday. the 8th of November. at 10
»o’clock, A M". the wood on about four acres of
land. opposite the place formerly occupied by
Daniel Bells, de(:’d, about fifty rods south of
the Episcopal Church, and t.lie same distance
froin the liigliway. Sale to be held on the
.premises. Conditions to be made known oti
atbe day of sale. \VM. STURGES.
\Viltot1, Oct. 18th, 1851. 2t4".?
Lost. _
BLACK broadcloth Overcoat, somewhere
between Norwalk and Southport,on Mon-
alay evening. 6th inst. Said coat had 11. pair of
buckskin gloves in one of the pockets. The
.finder wili be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
gtliis office, or at the store of Chas Smith. Main
street. - 42lf
IV!ea.1io’s
Gent.lcme11’s liiodcl Hats
or 'ru1~;
Fall ll/'inler Fashions of l/icvprcscnl Season,
4. AVING been got up under the most favor-
able auspices that his knowledge of the
-modes of PARIS AND Lo;\‘t)o-N. combined
‘with his well known taste and skill as it Me-
chanic and as an expet*ienced
ARTI :'>T OF FASHION
could bestow, and it is his care and study, and
he spares no expense to keep pace with
THE PRESE1'.'T AGE
in hisline of business, he can tliercfore, with
honest pride and pleasure call the attention of
his customers and the public in general to his
STYLE OF HATS FOR 1851-'2,
«wliiclrcatinot be excelled in any part of the
-world in points of for m. equipments and finish.
and which he offers at his cstablisltinent. for the
-sale of Hats atid Caps, No. 416 Broadway, cor.
.of Canal st. adjoining the depot of the N Y 6.‘.
.N H Railroad. 611142
Stray Cattle.
" ROKE into the enclosure of the subsct'i-
ber on or about the 9th of Oct., two red
steers one year old past. one red boiler one
yeat‘old,one red heifer two years old with both
ears cropped. The ownet' is requeste'.d to
prove property. pav charges and take them
.-away. THOMAS A. COMSTOCK.
New Canaan, Oct. 15th, 1851.
, Taken Up
By the subscribet.:1 Red yearling
.-lat. lieifer, with no artificial marks dis-
certiable. The owner isdesired to prove prop-
erty, -pay charges and take her away.
3t42 ST. JOHN.
For Sale.
OR will be exchanged for bay, 2
J. cows. EllqUll'8:II‘=t this office.
S. E. Olmstead,
Wltolcsale and Retail Dealer in Groceries.
F lour, Provisions, Salt, Powder.
1 0 EMPTY Pork Bbls for sale by
S. E. OLMSTEAD.
§ OUSELINE DELAINES and Cash-
nieres, new patterns. plain, plaid, figured
-«and wat.ered~; a large assortmeiit of various
qualities, rec'd this day and for sale low at
MOUL'I‘ON’S.
Westport, Oct. 20.
District of Norwal/c ss Probate Court. Octo-
ber 17th, 1851.
STATE of SARA H ST. JOHN late of
New Canaan in said District deceased.
()rclercd—Tliat the Administrator pxliibit
ikis adminisistra-ti.on account. to this Court for
‘ll(l_illSllll(-‘.l1l’,, at the ‘Probate office at Norwalk
on the 8th day of November 1851. at 9 o'clock
forenoon; and that all persons interested in
_said Estate. may be notified tliereof,the admin-
istrator will cause this Order to be published
in a newspaper printed in Fairfield County and
post a copy thereof on the sign post in said
New Canaan nearest. tha last residence of
said deceased, at least ten days before said 8tl1
day of November.
j1t"‘ GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
For Sale or To Let.
A good House atid four acres of land
with a good orclia rd of grafted fruit.
.Grapes, &c., situated in Flax Hill district Iialf
a mile from the R. R. Depot at So. Norwalk,
Possession given on the first of April or soon-
er if required. Enquire at tliisofiice. 3111042
FARM FOR SALE. %
Pursuant to an order of the . ‘
Court of Probate for the district of
Stamford the un l ersigned assignees on the es-
tate of Elias Johnson of Darien. in said dist-
_tict will sell at Public Auction Nov. 3d, at 2
'1’. M.. the real estate of said assignor consis-
ting of about 45 acres of good land, well wa-
tered, with a good assortment of fruit thereon,
a good dwelling liouse,barn, and other out buil-
,dings standing on a principal road within one
mile of the New York 6.: New Haven R. R.,
.and about two miles of two important; landing
places, it is believed to offer vinducements sel-
dom to be met with. Sale to take place on the
promises.
JOEL HURLBUTT.
._GI LBERT G. VVATERBURY
Darien, St-.pt.27th, 1851.
g Assignees.
‘.2t4'2
_. PORTING, blasting powder mid fuse in
any quantity at OLMSTEAD’S.
Seminary for Young Ladies,
NORWALK, CT.
HE Winter Session will commence on the
5th Of NOV. Terms for boarding scholars
.880 per session ; extra charges for music, draw-
ing. painting and the languages. Tertiis for
day scholars $4 and $5 per quarter; extra
charges the same as for boarders.
' MRS. LOUISA A. SMITH,
3t'“4l Principal.
Bay Water,
ISTILLED by A.A. French, St.'I‘bomes
.. W. I., and warranted genuine,for stile by
llte gallon or bottle by J. A. WE ED.
To thlekProbale'C'ourl for the District of Nor-
wa :
7"" HE application of SA MUEL GREGORY
. of Wilton in said, district; respectfully
showeth that he is lawful guardian to Esther
Mary J ames and Minerva James, minors under
the age of 21 years, and that said minors are
the owners of the following real estate, viz: ll
certain piece of land lying in said \Vilton, tit.
Toilsome so called, in quantity two acres more
or less, bounded northerly by John Hower,
easterly by Samuel Gregory. southerly and
westerly by Seth Fillow and wife. Also, 11
certain other piece of land lying in said \Vi|ton
in quantity one acre more or less. bounded on
allsides by Samuel Gregory, being land dis-
tributed to heirs of Sally James dec’d. ft'om es-
tate of Satnuel (1 regory dec'd' Also, a certain
other piece of land lying partly in said Wilton
and partly in Norwalk in quantity three acres
more or less bounded northerly by Samuel
Gregory, easterly by liigliway. southerly and
westerly by Nathan OllllSI?fl‘.l,b8lllg land set
off to heirs of Sally James dec'd from estate of
Rhoda Gregory. dec’d.
And he further says that the estate Ts at pres-
ent unproductire : that the avails theretf are
watited for the suppoit, maintenance and edu-
cation of said minors, mid that it. will be for the
advantage of Itlld minors to sell the saute, and
invest the avails thereof according to law:
wliet'efore he says that there is just and reasot1-
able cause for selling llio same. He therefore
prays the court to order said real estate to be
sold, and to empower him or seine other tneet
person to sell the same. pursant to the statute
in such case made and provided
SAMUEL GREGORY, Guardian.
Dated Oct. 14th, 185].
District of Norwalk Probate Court 5.9. October
]«llh, 1851.
0rtlerc¢l—-Tliat. the foregoing application be
heard and determined at the probate office in
Norwalk on the ‘.27th day of December, 1851,
at 9 o'clock forenoong and that notice thereof be
published in some public newspaper near the
place where such real estate lies, three weeks
successively, at least six weeks before said time
assigned. GEORGE A. DAVENPORT.
., Judge.
*1 UGARS very cheap. 3000 lbs BUTTER
S for sale cheap at S. E. OLMSTEAD.
To School Teachers.
",‘,TANTED ininiedinteiy. ll good teacher
A for the south centre school district.-
Apply to IRA GREGORY.
Norwalk, Oct. 11tli,1851. 41
. Assessors Notice.
‘HE inliabilatits of the town of Norwalk,
and non-tesidents liable to pay taxes Ill
said town. are hereby notified to bring in to
either of the subscribers on or before the 10th
of Novembernext, written or printed" lists of
all the taxable property owned by them on the
first day of October 1851.
The Statues of 1851 provides t.liat all per-
sons who neglect or refuse to render their lists
as aforesaid shall not be entitled to an appeal
to the Board of Relief and further provides
tl1a't no list. shall be received by the usseSS01‘5»
unless duly sworn -to.
CA R;\lI LOCK“/'OOD
JOHN A. \VEED
IVM. LOCl{'\VOOD
Norwalk, Oct. 13th, 1851.
E Assessors.
3141
To Teachers.
H E subscribers would -invite your attentioti
to their stock of School Books and Sta-
Iiotiery, which is very complete, all of which
they offer to teachers at the lowest \. holesale
prices, which is some 20 pei-ct. less tlinn t.ea*.li-
ers have been in the habit of buying a-t in this
market. Please call and get our prices.
BLAKEMAN 66 TOJILINSON.
13 Wall st.
Bridgeport, Oct. 11.
A French Merinoes.
EX'PRA,fii1o and medium qualities. very
desirable colors and a good assortment,
from a celebrated ma nufiictory ; most of them
are of the very first qualities imported. They
were purchased -at auction and will be sold
cheap. Ladies in want of It first rate article are
invited to call atid examine them. A'so, a large
assortment of ladies‘ dress goods suitable for
fall and winter wear, and at prices very much
below thoseoflast season.
S. MOULTON, J R.
VVest port, Oct. 15.
Silver Ware.
E have made l.arge additions to our stock
of silver and plated goods, such as soup
and oyster ladles; pie atid fisliktiives 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 aod small expenses enables us to sell
cheaper than city stores. C. E. DISBRO W.
Good Butter.
390
POUNDS first quality Vermont
dairy Butter in tubs of about 50
lbs each, for sale by S. MOULTON, JR.
\Vestpot't. Oct. 15.
More New Goods.
LUSH CAPS of every variety; also,
children's beavers; a new lot of umbrellas
at the but and cap store, No. 15 Main st.
Floor Gil Cloths
ND RUGS.—-4-4, 54, 6-4, 8-4 splendid
patterns and superior quality received this
day, and for sale at MOULTON’S.
- Horse for Sale.
A fine largeliorse, 10 years old. fast
V’; traveller in harness, and good under
the saddle, and sound. To be sold cheap for
want of use.
Piano-Fortes
TUNED AND REPAIRED.
R. E. B. DECKER respectfully inlorms
the citizens of Norwalk and vicinity tliat
he will be on hand to tune their Pianos on
Monday, Oct. 21st. Oiders received at the
Norwalk Hotel and at the store of Mr. Dick-
erman. South Norivalk.
E. B DECKER.
40
Norwalk , Oct. 1851.
Strayed,t
H ON or about the first week ofJuly.
- a light red Steer. four years old; a
3 piece from one of his cars is gone—
think it, is the right ear. \Vhoever will return
said steer or give information where he may be
found shall be reasonably rewarded.
MARVIN RA YMOND.
Norwalk, (Silvermine,) Oct. 185]. 3t40
._:
Perfumery.
UBlN'S EX'I‘RAC'I‘S, Cologne, Cream
of Roses, Hair Oils, Antique Oil. Meen
I.<‘un. Extract d’Odeur, Fancy Soaps, Radway’s
Medicated do, \Valnut oil do. Enu do Lavande,
Eau de Rose, &c., for sale at \VEE'D‘S.
District of Norwalk ss Probate Court, Septem-
ber 27l/L, 1851.
,VSTA'I‘E of JOHN KNOWLES. late of
Norwalk, in said district. dec’d.
The Court of Probate for the district of
Norwalk hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the creditors of said
estate, to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts
properly attested within said time will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
Puytneut to DAVID LOW, Executor.
«
To zhéiprabdia com‘ for the_ Distrz'ct_qf'‘1Vo‘’1'-- -
walla :
HE application of PHILIP BRUSH of
Norwalk in said district. respectfully
showeth that be is lawful guardian to Theodore
Brush. Mary E. Brush and Harriet A. Brush.
minors under the age of 2] years,‘aud that said
minors are the owners of an undivided interest
in the following real estate. viz: a certain piece
of land lying in said Norwalk, at South Nor-
walk, in quantity o'ne rood more or less, with a
dwelling-house and other buildings standing
thereon, bounded northerly by higl1way.easterly
by land occupied by’ Aaron B. Bradley, south-
erly by Asahel Dicker-man, and westerly by
Stephen Hayes and wife, said premises being
the homestead of Esther Brush, late of said
Norwalk, ded’d. '
And he further says that the estate is at
present‘ unproductive; that the avails thereof
are wanted .'or the support, maintenance and
education of said minors, and that it will be for
the advantage of said minors to sell the same.
and invest the avails tltereof according to law;
wlierelore he says that there is just and reas-
onable cause for selling the satne. He there-
fore prays the court to ordcr said real estate to
be sold, and to empower him or some other
meet person to sell the same, pursuatit to the
statute in such case made and provided.
Dated Oct. 11th, 1851.
PHILIP BRUSH, Guardian.
District of Norwalk Probate Court, as October
IIUI. I851.
Or¢lcrecl—'l‘liat the foregoing application be
heard and determined at the Probate Oflice in
Norwalk on the 27th day of Deceuiber.1851,at:
9 o'clock forenoon; mid that notice thereof be
published insome public newspaper near the
place where such real estate lies, three weeks
successively, at It-.ast.six weeks before said time
assigned. GEORGE A. DAVENPORT,
41 Judge.
A CARD. .
THE undersigned prnprietot's
of the NorwalkOmnibus Line
,_ , _,,,, would inform the public that
they run puuctually atid regularly toevery train
of Cars and return to the Bridge on the arrival
of each train. all rumors so industriously,circu-
lated “ that they are not to be depended upon”
to the contrary notwitlistanding. The _omuibus
leaves the Bridge punctllally at
10 minutes to 6; 715:, 915; 11. 6; 12 A. M.
2; 41-2; 5 15; 6; and at715. P. M.
.Returning leave South Norwalk on the arrvial
of every train. Hoping by a strict attention to
the wishes of the community to merit their
support. we are, the public’s bumble servants.
Sép 20 TAYLOR dc HOLLY.
Notice.
m ,_I THE subscriber is desirous of selling
in tliehomesiead now occupied by her, con
...F..-l sisliug of it good new house and four
acres of good land well set out with young fruit
trees, ofall kinds. It is located in Silver Mine
near the Mill of Mr. A. Betts, and will be sold
very low, if applied for soon.
sep 91f JULIA BYINGTON.
FA L L STO C K !
Cheaper than Ever
HE subscribers have just received, and
shall keep constantly on hand one ofthe
largest assorl meals of
READY MADE CLOTHING
for Fall and \Vinter wear. ever brought into
this town, which will be sold cheaper than ever.
tf LITIIAUER & TURK.
__
=1.-.-
Shaker Herbs & Extracts
ONSTANLLY on hand all the different
varieties of lierbs and extracts. prepared
=by the Shakers at New Lebanon, Mass. at
\VEED'S.
Notice.
LL cloths. cassimeres, satinetts and vest-
ings cut free of expense to the purchaser
by -11 first-class cutter. C. J. GRUMAN.
Wanted.
A COLORED Lad to learn the barbers and
hair-dressiiig business. One who has
worked a short; time at the business prefer-
red. JOHN TAYLOR.
\ \ /
\ v;,\\l>'~T'iED./B17,/7,
*. \ I ' /
\+ \“\‘A gin‘ _ ,
0 /(T “ \
‘r/jsrf»
.2.
THE ci-;Li~‘.3n'1‘i-:1)
OXYGBNHTED BITTERS,
CONTAINING INO ALCOHOL,
A sure Renzetly /br
DYSPEESIA,
IN ALL ITS VARl0US Foiints,
Such as Pain in the Stomach, Heartburn, Ha-
bitual Costiveness. Acid Stomach. Head-
ache, Loss of Appetite, Piles, Night.
Sweats. Astlitiia or Phtisic.
Flatuleuce or VVind in the Stom-
ach. Nervousness, Coldiiess of the
Extremities. \Veakuess of the Limbs,
General Debility,
and all the indescribable symptoms of this uni-
versal disease. Tbese are also the best tonic
known for the prevention and cure of
Fever and Agile,
These Bitters have received the HiG1u~:s'r
TES'I‘lMONlAl.S ever otfered to the public in fa-
vor of any medicine in the world, and are ap-
proved by sonie of the best physicians. who use
them in their practice. For the most; satisfac-
tory proof of the success of this remedy. see
pamphlets containing full particulars and cer-
tificates from Members of Congress and other
parties well known to the public. Any individ-
ual wishing further information respecting this
IN-VALUABLE MEDICINE,
are invited to (all on the Agents.and satisfy
themselves by reference to numerous letters
and certificates of the highest respectability.
DR. GEO. B. GREEN, Propt'ietor, \Viiid-
sor, Vt.
REED. BATES «Sc AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists. No. 26 Merchants’ Row, Boston,
General Agents.
Price $1 per bottle; six for $5.
CAUTION.—Eeali bottle of the Geri-uinc
Oxygc-naled Billers. will have the outside
wrapper printed in En2lish,French and Span-
sb. with the signature of Gen. B. Green, Pro-
prietor, upon Three Sides, and in addition. a
finely engraved labelupon the top of the bottle
with the signature of Reed, Bates 66 Austin.
who are the sole General Agents,and to whom
all orders must be addressed.
For sale by W. E. BISSELL. and drug-
gists generally in the U. S. and Canodas.
;,..
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R VAN DIEN. Publishe
86 Nassn st
E?‘ E. E. K-NAPP, Agent.
The Largest
DRY GOODS
ESTABLISHMENT
In the Stale of Cormeclicul, located in
the Village qf New Ca7iaan—l1as received
this day probably the largest Stock of
NEW FALL DRY GOODS
Ever before qflererl by arty
‘Store in the Slate.
THE attention of purchasers is particularly
called to this immensely large stock of
Goods purchased at the ruiuously low rates at
which many goods in N York have been selling
during the late money panic. \Vo offer great
inducetuentsto persons residing 40 miles distant
to purchase their goods at this establisliment
the coming season, and every effort. within the
power of man will be devoted henceforth to
make this store the one where any and every
desirable species of new Goods can be purchas-
ed at lower prices than at any other in the con-
tinent.
The mark has been that this establisliment
‘must effect. sales to the amount of $65,000 dur-
ing the next 12 mont-lis. And to do this I offer
goods purchased for cash of the manufacturers
or their agents in this country direct at lower
prices for the same than any other living man
can or will do. Our stock embraces a wide
range of goods from the lowest. to the very best
in inarket. “To have large and spticiotis sales
rooms fitted up and filled in the best style—and
the full of 1851 will witness some oftlie bright-
est gems in the way of Bargains from this es-
tablislimeut ever before ofl'ered.
Oct:4 \V.“. E. RAYMOND.
_ $300 Wanted.
ANTED to sell. in mortgage ofthe above
amount, secured on real estate worlli
six times that sum. Enquire at this office.
Oct. 6.tf
Stove For Sale.
GOOD Cooking Stove with fixtures. cost
$524 last winter and will be sold now for
lnquire at this office.
Wanted Immediately.
A BOY to learn the lint-finisliing business.
H. C. RANDLE.
$15.
For Sale.
ll:-ll THE beautiful house and lot situated a
few rods below the South Norwalk Post: Of-
fice, known as the “ Hoyt Place," is now of-
fered for sale. The house has recei.t.ly been
rebuilt and put in perfect order, and will be
sold at the low price of$l50() cash. Enquire
of JAMES FINNEY.
Norwalk, Sept. 25, 1851. 39tf
Notice
ORE new goods received this day, among
them are many great bargains.
C. J. GRUM MAN
Wheelbarrow Express!
LOADS of Calico at 621- cts per yard.
richly worth 12%,. C. J. GRUMAN.
LARGE quantity of Lubin's Extracts,
Fariuas, Cologne. Just receivad at
\VEED'S.
To Let.
A HOUSE pleasantly situated near
the Bridge. Possession given immedi-
Inquire at this office. tf37
al.
Sugars. Flour and Oroclrery.
FINE lot just received and going olflike
a June snowstorm at the cheap store of
GEO. \V. SMITH.
Oils l Oils I l
PURE bleached sperm, elephant, whale,
lard. neatsfoot and linseed oils; for sale by
the barrel or retail by
16 , STREET & QUINTARD.
Light.
A-S Long evenings are coming, take care of
your eyesight. save your uiouey and have
a beautiful clean light, by careful investigation.
I have procured the best; ofburning fluid,wl1ich
we warrant to satisfy or return the money.-—
\Ve have procured the best kind of lamps, so
that with the single cautioti no/. tofill the lamp
while burning there is notthe least danger.
N. B. Burning fluid mid Cnmphene for
sale by the barrel, keg, or smaller quantify.
merchants wishing 5 or 10 gallons can have it
of us. as cheap as we have been paying our-
selvesin New York. Call at; D1SBROW’S
Silver Smith store ‘
. Notice.
RECEIVED this day a large asso1'trnenti1f
the best quality of one yard wide silk
Velvets forladies cloaks and montles with every
variety oftrimmings to match. I have velvets
of every variety of colors. The above will be
sold at a bargain. C. -I« GRUMAN-
. New Pall Goods._
HE 'subscribefi' would call _the attention of
the public_to his stock of Dry Goods just
purchased," embracing styles of all descriptions
suitable for the Fall trade, such as figured and
plain Poplins, very rich Casbmeres, DeLaines,
Ginghams—new styles and very fine, Calicoes,
Glows. Hosiery. and in variety of other Goods.
all of which have been purchased atthe lowest
market prices, and will be sold accordingly.-—
He has also a fresh supply of Broadclotlis,
Cnssimeres and Vestings of all colors and qual-
ities, which he will "cut free of expense, or
‘make to order in the tnost fashionable styles at
prices that will defy conipetition.
L. H. RANDLE.
Norwalk. August 26th, 1851 . '
Come and See
The largest and best assortment of
Office, Parlor, Hall and Cooking
STORES,
That has ever been ea-Izibilczl in. this County,
at prices aslonisliing to all.
LOCKWOOD, HAIGIIT & CO.‘
Norwalk, Sept. 8th. 1851.
'I‘UI3BS iv. surru,
Building Fiiovers.
UILDINGS tnoved or raised. with cbim-
neys staiidiiig. and without disturbing the
initiates. Fiaiiies raised for cliurches or other
lat'ge builditigs. \Vork done in a n y’ part of the
Cl1AS.'I‘UBBS.
SETH SM [TI-I.
South Norwalk, Ct., July 19th. 1851. 29
Rats and Mice Look But I
YON'S PIL LS lot‘ the destruction oftlio
above named veruiiti; tnagnetic powders
country.
for the destruction of cockroaches,bedbugs,auts, ~
flies. &c., warranted without fail. Also, Levo’s
vermin exterminator and North Americaii rat
exterminator for sale by \V. E. BISSELL.
Vlanted.
20
SHIRT MAKERS, also bands to
make coats. pants and vests.
GEORGE A. KENVVORTHY.
Building Lots.
SEVERAL beautiful and eligible building
lots for sale at a hargaiii. Enquire of
ALLEN <‘;\'. MEEKER.
GENUINPI Lubiti's Extracts and other
Perfume, for the toilet and lianrlk’f, just
jec’d at BISSELIXS.
.____:._._...
Sawing and Planzng.
T the steam planing and sawing sash and
blind mill of Messrs. Reed & lsbells may
be found ll large assortment of mouldings of
various and tasteful patterns.
All work done with promptness and in a sat-
isfactoi-y manner.
REED dc ISBELLS.
Noi'walk, August 9211, 1851. 34
South Norwalk Machine Shop
I HE subscribers take this method ofinforni-
_ iug the public, that tlieyare now |)l'f‘.]):tl'-
ed to do all kinds of Jobbing iu their line, viz:
Machine work in general, Die turning, all des-
cription of Sawing, \Vood turiiing from a Pot-
tico pillar down to an awl handle, 'I‘uriied
Cedar hitching and fence Posts on band, also
blind hinges and fast nings fiirsale.
‘ An assortment of Furniture. and knobs and
locks may always be found at the office ofthe
Factory, at ma nu factored prices. A share of
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
R° \V. NORTON 6.’. CO.
R.\V. NORTON
M. M. NORTON
South Morwalk, Sept 15th. 1851
37tf
Columbian Hair Bye.
THE subscriber is prepared to colortbe hair
of any person turned gray or otherwise, to a
beautiful brown or black. without injury to its
growth. The article is also for sale, with di-
rections for use, at the baiber’s shop near the
spring. ‘ JOHN TAYLOR.
Charles S. Lockwood
VVOULD respectfully inform his friends
and customers, that he has made 111'-
rangements with L. H. Ratidle, Esq. wl1ero-
by he is enabled to execute all orders in the
tailoring line that maybe entrusted to him.
Norwalk, Aug. 7', 1851.
Girls
‘ ILL find ll1t".llllllCl1etl(I combs new and
cheap, crosba needles in boxes very
cheap, and a great variety of fancy goods; also
a new and interesting article of game, at
DlSBR.O\V’S.
Dry Goods.
HE subscribers are this day opening a
3 large and elegant assortment of new Fall
Goods, enibracing all the various styles now in
market. No\v is the time for bargains.
MAL LORY 65' LE WIS.
For Sale Cheap.
F'E\V pairs of full blood Cochin China
Fowls. Tliere are several cocks which
would be exclianged tor the common breeds of
hens. Enquire at this office.
Lost.
GOLD CUFF PIN. on Friday evening
last. The finder will be suitably reward-
ed by leavingit at this office.
AMPHENE and burning fluid warrtinted,
and new every week, at
DlSBRO\V’S.
Wanted Immediately.
1 OR. ‘.2 steady, industrious Girls. to work at
the folding and sticking of Books. To
such properly qualified, good wages. good treat.-
ineiit and constant employment will be given at
the book store of A. SELLECK.
Gloths,Gassimeres &. Satinetts
T unheard of low prices. A few piecesof
those Satinetts left at 44 cts per yard.
C. J. G.
Notice.
lVanlccl to Sell Out.
A good chance is offered to any person want-
ing t.o engage in the Shoe Business. I have
usually 9 hands employed and could employ as
many more didI not buy part of my work rea-
dy niade. Any one wishing to buy, must cotne
and see me soon before getting in fall and win-
ter stores.
A. B. BRADLEY.
."'.'l'o' merchants,
additions to their stock of School and Miscel-
laneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books, &c.,
which they offer at. wholesale at lower prices
than has ever before been sold in this city.-
Merchants visiting this place are invited to call
and get their prices’; they will sell you books
«Ste. at extraordinary low prices and on the most
accommodating terms.
BLAKEMAN dc TOMLINSON,
13 “fall street.
Bridgeport, Sept. 26th, 1851. 3m39
Machinery.
HE subscribers, having recently made the
necessary arrangenients, are now pre-
pared to execute all orders for manufacturing
and repairing all kinds of machinery for inatt-
ufacturing and other purposes. \Ve will also
superintend the ei-ection.alteriug and repairing
the so me. \Ve have on hand and are constantly
manufacturing all the different kinds of patent.
axles for light atid heavy vehicles. which we
will dispose of on the most favorable terms.——‘
Orders to be left at Street 6.’. Quintard’s store,
Norwalk, or at our .~h up, the first building north
of James James’ saw-mill.
ALDRICH dc VVHITLOCK.
Wilton, July 1st, 1851. 6m*26
A
THE ci~:i.i«:na.\'r1-JD CIIEAPI-‘.S'l‘
carpet Establishment
In the United Slalcs.
No. 99 Bowery, N. Y.
HIRAM A.\‘DEl{SON’S
Eight Spacious Sales‘ Rooms!
HOLESALE and retail; Familiesand
housekeepers furnished at WI‘.l)I8Stl.I0
prices.
List of Prices.
English Three Ply Carpets, 8s and 93
Imperial \do do 10s and 11s
Brussels Carpets, 10s and 19s
Tapestry Carpets, 9s and 12s
Venetian Stair Carpets, 2s, 3s and 43
Door Mats. ‘3s,'3s‘and 4s
Table and Piano Covers, cheap ’
Common Carpets, ‘2s and 45
English Druggets, 356d to 65
Floor Oil Cloths, its to 45
Floor Oil Cloths, 8 yds wide
Itiiiglisli Oil Cloths, 85 to 98
Tufted Rugs, 203
Axmitiister Rugs, $6
\Vindow Sl1ades,$1 to $46
Checked Matting, 4-4. 5-4, 6-4
Stair Rods. Gs, 8s and 10s
Table Oil Cloths. 3s
IIIRA M ANDERSON.
N0. 99 Bowery. New York.
‘ . r 1
DIETA, BROTI-IILR. 85 C0.
134 IVILLIAM STREET,
Ne W-Y ork,
MAi\'U1~‘Ac'1*Uni:xs or ICVI-IRY VARlE'l‘Y or
Lamps, Chandeliers,
Girilndoles, candelabra, Gas Fixtures.
April, 185] .~—6ni is.
is9m7
Danbury & Morwallr Railroad
Company.
'1‘ a meeting of the I’resiilcnt and Direc-
tors, on the 4th inst. it was voted:
That the instalment which was made paya-
ble on_ the 1st. of.lan’y last, and postponed un-
til fuitliet'actiou of the. board, be due and pay-
able on the 15th inst. and that, notice tliereof
be given by the ’l‘i'easurer in the Norwalk Ga-
zette and Danbury Times.
Sept. 5.
A1‘ a meeting of the President and Direct-
ors oftlie Danbury 6; Norwalk Railroad
Conipany held 011 the 1st Thesday in Decem-
ber last it was voted that the Trt-.asurer demand
and receive interest from all the subscribers
that neglect. to pay their instalment five days
alter they become due.
GEO. \V. IVES, Treas.
Danbury, August 28th, 1851.
New Fall Goods,
In any qtiaiitityjtist
recciv’d and forsale
cheap,by
Mallory & Lewis.
NEW AND ELEGAN'I‘
Fall Dry Goods!
Hitchcock & Leadbeaizer,
'0. 347 B_roai.lzca_1/, corner L€077l1I‘(l sl., N. Y.
[lave already in store a very large and splen-
did assortmcnt. of New and Elegant Fall Goods.
including a great variety of rich and handsome
styles,-as beautiful printed Caslimeres and De
Laines. plaid Silks, brocade, watered and plain
do, French M erinoes and plain Cashmeres of
"every desirable shade, color and quality.
Paramattas, or Coburg Cloths, of various col-
ors-—-iii appearance and finish precisely like
Merino, but of only about halftlie cost.
Broche Long atid Square Shawls, Canton
Crape and Tl1ibetdo., plaid. woolen. or rob roy‘
do., Velvet and Merino Cloaks and Socks, and.
every thing else, in fact, necessary to perfect a.
lady’s wardrobe; togetlier with a large and full
assortment of lionscwife and family Dry Goods,
as linen and muslin Sheeting and Sliirting, Ta-
ble Damasks. Diapers, Napkins. Lawns. Crash
Towelings and Towels, lace and Muslin \Vit1-
dow Draperies, \Voolen Blankets and Mar-
seilles Quilts, Toilet, Table and Piano Covers.
Flannels, Canloii Elauuels. Tickings, English
and (:'erman Hosiery. and, in short. everytliiug
in the line of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods;
and giving their attention entirely to the retail
business. learn the wants of the public, and
spare no pains or expense to be able to supply
them, while their strict adherence to their sys-
tem of one price, without variation, secures to
every customer, w‘netlior child or adult. fair
35
and honestdealing.
Mourning and half mourning Goods of every
kind and style the market affords, always on
hand. Gentlemen’s Cravats, Handkerchiefs,
Gloves, Under-Sliirts, Drawers, &c.. at less
than usual prices. Orders from the coun-
try or city will be promptly executed. sent. as
directed, and the Goods always warranted, and
money returned iftliey do not give satisfaction.
IE?‘ Bundles sent any hour of the day to any
Railroad, Steamboat or Ferry in the city, so
that ladies from abroad will Iiave no trouble
with their goods from the time of purchasing
until they are ready to take their seat in the
cars or boat for home.
I-I. <36 L spare no pains to secure the servi-
ces of polite and cuinpetent Clerks, whom they
require to give every attention to their custom-
ers. show Goods freely, but never urge them to
buy; and never allowimpolite or ungentlenianly
conduct, and would feel greatly obliged if their.
customers would report any such imme,d_io_tcl$~
to the Shop \Velker.
South Norwalk, A_ug- 22d. 1851-
'I‘HE's.ubscribers have been nmking largo '
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