Building Lots For Sale.
HE subscribers offer for sale. some very
. desirable Building Lots,on VVest Avenue,
opposite the residence of Hon. T. B. Butler.
Enquire of E. B. PRICE at his residence; or
M 26 Mitldfin Lane. or o€'MOS’ES’O. BANKS
I8 Liberty Sr., N. Y.
Enquire of E. B. PRICE.
Building Stone.
6‘m19
Norwalk, May 10, 185-1.
BLA1\'E’S PA'l‘EN'l‘
frire and Water Proof Paint.
7 I-IIS superior paint is applied in the some
manner as ordinary paint and after a
few months exposure to the atmosphere be-
comes as hard as slate or stone.
BE\VARE OF C'OUN’l‘ER.I<‘EI'I‘S.
Within the last twoyears, there have sprung
up more than a hundred‘ different kinds of
countoifeits. most of them no better than dirt
from the roads, and all" purchasers are cau-
tioned against b-uying of any except. my autlior-
ised agents. ‘V151’. BL.\Kr:. Paentee.
For sale by S'I‘R'EET' & QUINTARD.
Agents, Norwalk, Con.
H. M IDD LEIEROOIPS
= Saddle and Harness '~
STABL l S H31 1*.‘ N'1‘.—'1‘|ie subscriber‘ re-
spectfully informs the public that liecoii—
tinues the Saddle and Harness business a few
rods north of the Ciiirgiw-grrtioiilil Chnrclr in
\Vilton, where he has been for the past two
years. Saddles, Hzrrnosses, 'l‘i'noks, Valises,
Carpet Bags, Bridles, \Vhips, (‘Cc , &c., made
to order, of the best material and woi kmiiuship.
Repairing done in a most expoditioiis and
workmanlike m~inner. All goods sold at the
lowest rates for cash.
11. MIDDLLBROOK.
Wilton, June 2d, 1851.
Danbury &. Norwaik Railroad
NO'PlCE is hereby given to the subsr:i'ibors
to the Capital Stock of the Daubury and
Norwalk l:1ailroad Company,tliat the Pr"esi-
dent and Directors at a meeting held at Nor-
walk, on the 13th day of Septeiiiboi'. 18-50, 2-0-
tad that an instalment of 10 per cent. on the
tapital stock, iiicluding the ainoiint. paid at the
time of subscribing. be paid to the Treasurer on
or before the '30ll1.L)Cl1. noxt.
Aml that for-tlicr instalments of 10 per cent.
be paid on or before the first lllondays of De-
cember, January, Felii'tiai'y, l\1:ii'cli, April,
lilav, June, .liily. and Aiigust. l1E3.‘\'l.'
The Slll)~4(:|'ll)(~’-1'3 rcsidiiiiz a t. ~.\’orwalk and its
vicinity, will 1)lt:‘2lS(“. call and pay to Williaiii S.
Lockwood, Esq.. Assistarit '1're:isiii'ci'.
Ccrtilicatcs of stock. and ainoinit paid. will
be i'eady at the time ofpayinent ofiiistaliiieiits.
for delivery.
ARI-‘t.O.V' SICELY. 'l‘reasui'ei'.
Danbnry, 16th September‘, 1850.
A
Best: Seller and Biz:-zier,
E .-'\Sjust returiied froni New York willi a
. new and valuable collection ofSchool and
31 is-cellaneous Books. Also, a la rgc assortiiwiit
of Stationery, irrcluding Blank Books. l“ool.<ca; ,
l..otlei', and Note Paper, envelops, Slates. &c.,
which he will sell clie.ape.rtli:in they can be
her|.1_2l1l for at any Olllf-‘1'5l'0l'E?lll this vicinity.
E?” Books of all kinds, bound in his irsiially
nerit and durable style, at c.\'trcmely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
5. RI. Si‘:'3il.'.h’53 Marnie Yard,
Near the Biiilgc, .v'\'urwal/-2. Conn.
qf,;"EPULCH.R.AL Monuments and Grave
L Stones of every varitety of patterris, and of
the most skilful workiiiaiisliip. 'l‘lie best as-
sortment; of American and Foreign Marble,
lfirapt constaiitly on liaud.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
toy kind of Marole \Voi'k,are invited to rzalliind
give 21 personal inspection of his material and
Woikniansliip, as this will be more satisl'act;ory
man to purchase ol'Agerit;s without. an opportu-
nity of testing the quality 01 the article con-
rracted for‘.
E2?"l‘lie Letteriiig and Ornamental work is
rtecuterl by air exporieiiceil workiniiii and can
wzzrrant it to give catirc satisfactioii.
.l‘3'or\valk, Aug. ‘21. 18-18.
Nortvaik fiavings Rents.
‘ _, O'l‘lCl£ is hereby given that deposit.-5 will
.1: he received by the l1‘P.‘l1SllI‘(‘1‘ at the Fair'-
fie!d'Coiint.y lauk. fr-our 10 to 12 o‘i-lock, A.
31- and from ‘2 to 4 o'clock, 1’. M. on 1‘vl,(111(lt1_YS,
'l‘iies(lays, \Veiliii-..<ilays, '.l‘liui'sdays and Fri-
-l.'iys. and on Saturdays froin 10 to 152 A. M.
and 2 to 31.’. 11. until furtlier notice. Per-
.»-ms~ wishing to make loans are rcqiicsteil to
11311.1 in written npplicatioir to tliet1'easui'er,
stating amount and set-ui-ity.
'1‘. \V.-XRNER. JR., Treasurer.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 18-19.
I-Boot, Shoe, Leather and Find-
Sfiésore.
3 . HENRY HANDICS r'enews ajzaiu
éwhisackuowledgmentsto the public and
y 'iis friends for their gonei-oils p:tll‘()1'lltg:=
’§“"“g'tlie your past, and hoposto 111t‘.‘i'itun avg-
“}l"“'upteil continuance of the l)11Sll‘_:._qs rein-
Ti"_"Sliip whit-.li he has so long rnaiutainod with
l '3 community. 11 c will be found now at his
“WV stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,
‘~"’ll;0re he will be happy to see, anrlserve his
‘3l_“-l‘ friends andilho public. '.l’he (:l'iai'acl‘ci' of
l"3_woi'k ll‘ too well known to need a word of
l"’ll1Se- It comprises er-'i~‘.i'_\f article of ineir's
-'!lHl cliildi-eii’s wear, with l{.ubl:ei's and Over-
tfilmes in their season, for la dies and gentlema n
l4"'i;\'ni.\'crs of the host qirzility, and in any
qziantity. suited to tho wants oftlre craft.
Norwalk.Jan. 1.1%-‘.51. 1
Protection Ensures:-cc Go.
01' H A l:§’l'F O1l,'D. (Io-.\':\' .
Capital $.i.“3€}€_),000— l'l"i{/z Priivlegc to In-
c/‘case Io ffalf a illilliorz.
"Vs, ILLIA .111 C. ST 11.13 l.C'.l‘,liiivirigwcccived
the agency ofthe tIl)0Vt'. named Compa-
nv is now prepared to insirre llouses, Stores,
Mills. Factories, Barns iiii(itl‘i'e contents ofeac li
together with every other species ofproperty
_ flgainst Loss or Dr/zlirrz-gr-(2 /2:2} Firvz.
The rates ofprcrnium of1'ir:i'eil. are as low as
those ofany otlrm' 8111111111‘l11Sl‘ll’ul,1()1],t1llll(¥V(-!l'y
rmin has now an opportruuity,for a trilliiigsuin
lo protect liiinselfcgaiiist this destrrretivie ole
meat, which often in a single hour, sweeps
away the earnings ofso many years.
lit is incuiiilrent on all persoiis applying for a
roiiewal‘oi* policy on builrlings.to inl‘oi'm the
fl'_{('.11l30l all changes in and about the preinises
that increase the liazar'd:, oron niacliinoi'yi-en-
dered unproductive by new iuventioiis, useccx
loss by changes in business, as no insurance
r-(Tine is bound by their policy, to payany more
than the cash value of property, at the time of
he destruction.
Norwolk, July lat, 383}.
Also, some 70 or 100‘ loads of first quality
I.
c. WARREN
Cab-in-at Maker and Undertaker .'
(Two doors east of the Bank.)
STA1lIFORD, CT}
LIVING‘ recently conmpleted an
, extensive alteration and improve-
"3""-1 merit in his extirblisliment, and ex-l
l. tended the compass of his liusiiress.
' would rcspectfiilly iii1'orin tho inhabi-
tants of this and the adjoining towns. that he
has now on hand rind is coiistantiy inanufactur-
ing every description of .
CABINET WARE
iz; a good and general variety of _
Beadsteads, Tables, W’as/zsttmrls, Secret-a.-rze:
Bureaus, Srfas, ¢S'c.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices whicl) cannot fail to suit. the pui'cliaser.
Also, a variety of CIIA IRS—hair, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style.
llonsr.lroidfui'iriture of any description inanu-
nctuied to order at short notice on the most
aasonable terms. Also a very extensive as-
)1'll11(‘.Dl of '
:i[cu.‘ti'esscs, Pa-Zr7asse.v, Patent Bead-
steads, dye. éyc.
i‘hat can be. set up and taken down by any one
a less than two minutes.
He has also a {liaiidsome assortment of the
nost fashionable styles of
0 \ I"
Lo.@1*a::o;e.g= Cmlleeses,
which he will sell as cheap as can be bought
airy where.
Ile is also prepared to furnish‘
C01-"I-‘INS, SIIROUDS. CAPS. SCARFS. &c.
ofvvr-.ry description that may be do-sire-d. or
tlnit can be obtained in the city of New York
at a moments warning. day or night. on the most
reasonable terins. He is also ln'opared to fur-
nish lieirises, cai‘riages, see to the rliggiiig ol
gr-zives. and to atti-iiil to any otliei'ariangi=inent
that may be wislrcd lor the fiiiu-ral p 'ocession.
Sic. 'l‘irosr_-. who may wish to l<'-eep the body of
a rleceascil frieinl St‘\’l-‘l'lIl(l31)'.\‘, can be furnislied
with an ice box in which it may be preserved in
week or longer if necessary.
E. C. \-VARREN.
Stamford, Sup. 2, 1851.
'W’ar.uer's Fateu’.-2
An/z'—l"i'cr:2'7rg .\r/i-/imi am! ]"(n'rc Pump
Can be user] in 0111'tlf*t?[1(‘Sl wells or fetch wa-
tewfroiii wells at 11 ilistaiui-o-. lt. works very
easy and (ll.<(,‘l111l‘_.'_'_P.S a gallon of water’ to (‘H011
motion of the lever. and will not frccse in the
colilcst wt-atlier. lly attaching pip;-s water is
(‘211'l‘l(‘(l to any part of the home or liarii and by
attacliiiig a lrose can water the __q:rrtlcii. 5031'
_vni'd, wa.-h your windows, Carriages, écc. It
is also a good eiigino in case oflirc as the pow-
er of two men can throw water to the top of
()11l'l1lgl'1t‘Sl l1OI1~‘(‘S. Sold bi
L.OCK\\’O()D, ri1~.iGrrT cv co.
If
Etiseoiution
:PJO'l'lCE.—'l‘lie lirni of Norton, ls‘-bell ck
1 Co. was dis.<olr.'ml on the 1st. .l;>.nuriiy,
1:51, by mutual roitscrit.
llU$l.\‘1<‘. L \V. N()R'FON-
E. 15. l’l'llTCI-IA RD.
Mr. TC. E. Prifclzard is alone-. autliorrzod to
settle the bizsiiii-.=s of the late firm and use its
name in liquidation.
P.USSl3L \V. NOl1'l‘ON.
Qltf ALONZO ISBELL.
US'l‘ i'ec’d. a .sple_ndiil lot of liiiiglrsli Cas-
tors. 'l‘ea and Colii-.e Pots, Fluid Lamps.
Also, l4‘lniil Lain Laiups.
C. A. Dl;ll{AI\'1). Um‘.oi' Ct. llolt-l.
C11’~'3i‘.p3I"i'..i3£3n Ever!
Groceries Stilllllg‘ of?‘ at. aslmii.-.'/riiig rates at
[/16 old More of
CEO. VV. S;\ll'l'I-Cl, SOUTI-I NORW'A.L1\’.
l:1I'll.{l9l piirisliasr-.i's can find om» ol the
la rgest and llost :rssoi'riiimits of Groce-
ries, Crockery, &c., ever oll'oreil in this mar-
l\’(‘l,l)t"'1i)l't'!, To our up town c.ristoiiiei's. (foi'
we have. ciistiiriit-is fruiii tho Bi iilgi-,, cause why
we sell l)Pllt'l'2ll‘ll("ll’§1ll1ll(‘ll(>‘ll|lP|' than (1ll1P‘1'S.)
we would say that we will guaraiileo tliem H
saving of €35 per cent. by purchrisin_1 of us,
wlricli will pay for a ride upand down any day.
Call and exainiiic for _\‘(1l1!'SPl\’¢‘5i.
G130 ll G E \V. SMITH.
South Norwalk, August 152, 1851.
Form for sale. -
_. 'l‘H 1'} place torinei-ly occupied by
"* Alvin llyatt. (lt'c'd, is olli-.i'ed for sale-
lt. (-oiisists ol about three acres of good land,
with :1 dwelling-liouse and barn tlroroon stand-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying near
the house of Ira Bolts. Jr., and on the line of
the Danbury 6; Norwalk railroad. For further
particulars ciiqiiii-e of
SA MUEL P. RANDLE.
\V'ilt)n, Nlarch 3.1851. 911
. For fialc.
THE beautlfiil 1'l(1111('$lPfl(l with the
linilaliiigs tlicion stsiiiiliirg known as the “ old
St .loliii 1’la(‘e."' oppo:-‘.it'e the 1'6-!Sl(lP11(‘.(' of Gov.
Bi-;_:9l|. Also in ti-not of land in (piiiiitity :i|.oiit
'24 llt'1'l"S cnllr-d tlre “F:in;:ii1iicl; Broi.-k Land."
Also a tract of wood land in quantity about 8
acres known astlie “liast Bork la-nd. For
terms c\’c. apply to GICO. ST. JOHN, or‘ F.
5'1‘. .101--IN LOC'-KVVOOD.
--5-,, For‘ Sale,
giggl \V [TH iinincdiate po.-se-ssion. a good
Mifl with water‘ powr-.i'oii an (‘..\‘(‘P.lll‘1?l'$ll'Ptl11‘l.
with a couvenieiit lrl.o1i5=r*.17i:ii'n. :int=l"14 t1f'l'PS of
land, Slll,ll.lt~‘(l about 7 ixiilcs from Nor-wall; or
Stairifoid. For pa i'ticul:ii‘s cnqiiiso of S. E.
OL 3lti'l' 13 A D. or .l(i)ll.\l ll.-\'1‘LEY.
NO1;\V‘1lll{. Mary ‘.-‘-lth, 1851.
Qltf
For‘ Sale.
A valualrlc liomesti-ad of 26} acres 01
airllriifil lniir_l,toriner'sy the rosidorice of Jared
Elm‘ ,~\yi'es, in ;\'eiv Canaa ii. On it i.-‘a good
to o story ilwclliiig-house, barn, and other out
lmihliiias. and lll16l)l'Cllt11'll of f11'tllle(l fruit
trees in a lroaring state. Also. 27 aci'r=.- ofline
limb:-r land. 35 miles iioi‘tli-wt-.-at of Norwalk
l3i'iil_Ja. .~’1|.~:o, S-ix zicrcs of wood rrml‘ liInliP»l'
land lying: oiie’-inile north of i\’-mv Canaan vil-
lage. Also two zicres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of \\-':it't:s Coinstock, Esq. in New
Canaaii. For further particirlars enquire 01
the suli.~<cril)er at the wsideiice of ‘Wm. Drum-
inond, New C.'iii:iasi.
1.“.1}ENlCZliIR CAR'1‘E‘R..
New Canaan. June 14, 1850. ‘"9195?
Ready made Glethizig.
THE subscriber has on hand and intoncls
keeping a good assor'tinent. of {eady lilride
Cloiliing o tall kinds. Also, a good assoi'tnient
of Cloths, Cassimeros. and Vcstiiigs, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
sh-‘vrt iioticc.
N. B. Particular‘ attention paid to cutting.
THOMAS RILEY.
Norwalk. F(‘l1. 25.19.51. 9
ffiorwaits Gemesery Associa-
T :1 Meeting of the i\'o-rwalk Cemetery
. Association, held August 29th.. 1850, V0-
ted that l.‘:V(!l'l Quinta rd and Lyniaii Ricliards,
‘re a coiniriittoo to have geiiei'al supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as l'(-‘._,(_1tl_l‘(lS
niorruincnts, tombstones, and eiiclosizwe of lots,
and that no person shall dig a grave. or erect
stones to graves, without permission and advice
of said committee.
Attest. E. QniN'r.um. Cba'ii°inan.
W. C. S-rri.r..v.'r, Sec’y pro zero. 44
imam
ADDLES, Harnesses, Trunks, Valices,
HE subscriber‘ having had iin app'artment.
invite the attention of the public to his
<S:c. «kc. which he has constant.l_v on hand. H
Harness, coinbiiiing ii eatiioss with «.lurabilit.y.
not fail to satisfy custoaic-.i's.
Norwalk, Nov. 1. 18519-
FRAI1’ CIS
BRITANNIA, JAPAN AND VVOODEN
Trunlts, Valiccs, Carpet llags. Mats. Rugs, \Vliips. l.a=l-‘l1I’-S-
B, Swen,
West Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the Ahrwallc Hotel.
lvlanufacturer anc‘1’Dea1e’r in 1
Carpet Bags, Satchels, \Vl1ips, Mutts, Brushes,
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Vebb, Saddlery \Vai‘e, Trunk Locks, (Sic. écc.
B". Harnesses man ufactured to order.
I‘. BRADLEY’S
New Ifarness and Saddle Establis/wiaeazt.
Terms favorable.
fitted up beneath the Coiiuecticiit Hotel, would
extensive assortrnent. of Saddles, Ha rnesses,
Brushes.Currycoiiibs.Shaiiimies
e has on l1?lllll several setts of very light single
l3vei'y article in his linooflrusiness may be had
at this estab1'is1iinent. of the very best materials and style of worknia nsliip. at prices which will
}1t*.§bail‘i3ri: done in a neat and substantial manner‘.
Just mcoivetl a lot of superior FLY l\'ETS. Clleit [1 f'J|‘ Cll5l1-
F. BRADLEY.
H. NASH.
\lANUI-'ACI‘URER OF TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER V1/ARE: DEALER IN STOVE».
1V.-‘IRES, SAD IRONS AND HEATERS.
Fl.l'RN.-ICES, IRON TEA KIi'1'I‘LES AND HOLLOVV VVARK
SR! 53 KETTLES, IRON “FIRE AND RODS, CAR1’E'l' TACKS. FRENCII BASKETS
AND VVILLOVV VVARE, LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, FORCE PUMPS
STOVE BLACKING. &c.. &.c.
321 :7 ergrtlaémg §‘9::r5.§3?sn“3;l3edy.
VHE sii!r.-cr'il.rers liavo rons'.ui.:ly on lranil
ono of the !lH_r.~il’ oxlt-.iisiv'c i1.\‘.\‘t1l'lI11P1?lS ol
G11.-Le:'3.cs, Cl‘t)(‘.l«'P-l‘_\'. \-Voodi-ii and other \7\7ai-es
to be found at any (7ll1('€J' store in this coiinty.--
Especial attention is paid to our .‘~larket depart-
mi-nt wlicro may he had fi'o.~‘li f1'Ut'11 N. Y. ov-
cry day, all kinds of vcgetalilcs, fruits. 6:.--... «Sic.
of the (zlioii-est quality. Also, all kinds of shell
and (1ll‘iP1' fish in their season. In short, we
keep a general family :<t.oi'e. and are selling off
at |l1'lt?f‘S wlii:-li astonisli (‘V'6‘.1‘_‘,OIi0. Give
us a call at our store in .‘~laiii st.
ALLEN «SI. MISEKICP».
Sealing. \Voliliiii_£'. Sofa and (,)b:iir
S|1l'liigs,Btit.toiis. Gimp, .\1oiilding.Lock.s. Hi!‘
gos and Castor-s by HOLCOM B & LYON.
E OUSI7. BUI LDERS ll.-\RD\VAI-‘till. of
every description. fD1'St1ll‘. \\'l1t1lt‘S:1l(“. and
retail by IIOLCOMB A’. LYON.
83 \Valer st Bi-idgepoit.
q}.-\RlRAGl‘I t\1AKER'S GOODS. Axles.
Springs. Sliafls, Cari'iago llows. Bolts,
Bone and lvoi‘_V Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
llaird Screws. Seaining (.‘oi-il, t\'.c.
HOLCO.‘ciB 6' LYON.
l1I.\’DS'l.‘().\-115$. '35
just. laiidiug froin llvroa (lhis.
Il()l.CO.\1l5 c'\'. LYON.
V’[1ABLE CUTLERY.-1-‘30 gross of \V.
_ & S Butcliors’ i-lllllifi‘(2l1l'lP1'y,j:1$l rec'd
Il(_‘)LCl’).‘vIB & LYON,
83 \Vatc.r st. Bi'irlgeport.
_EVlLES.--1500 dozen VV. <36 llutr-lier.-s’
Files. consisting of r‘.\‘P1‘_V size and kiial.
now opening by IIOLCOMB 65 LYON.
at
odening and for solo wliole.-ale and 1'('ia:1l by
I'1OLCl’l.‘-ll} & LYON.
83 \Vaier st., Br-idgi-port.
3- I’ DOZ. hand. pannell, rip and bark
9) Saws of Brilcliois’, Spear 5: .lai-kson's
and Ber-ket':=. at wlrol:-sali- and retail by HOL-
COMB (kt LYON. 83 '\Viitcr' st., l31'1(lgr-])(11‘l.
Ell AC 7.
t\Iarph'»s’ siipcr'ior.plared and plain. whole-
sale and retail. by llOLC().\1l3 C\'. L YON.
NVlLS.———llill's. Pr-tor‘ \’v'i“:;:lit.~i’
Mouseliole, wliolcsalo and 1'(’l:Ill by
llOL(.'-O.\ll3 6:. LYON.
lSl§S.—Hills, Peter‘ \\-"i-i,r_~lrr‘s, l1y«lc’s
and 'l'illot.<on’s of err-i'y Ql.1tilll_\'i111ll price
just opening. aiul we would call pai'ti(:iilai‘ at-
tentioii toour storl-:. 1l(')LC€).1lB <56 LYON,
Sf} \Vator :~‘l1'(‘-(‘l. lfivl'ltl_<_'{-'1:0l'l.
. LACl\'S5r'1'l,'l‘li1'.\' ll 1'} L LO VS constant-
? ly on hand and for sale low by
1‘10l.CUi\l 13 (‘xi LYON.
AlLS.——150l») C-l|.\‘l~S Fall River ; also 470
A crislts sript=i'ior wr'iiir_«_ilit nails by
ll()LCO.‘rl ll (Y 1.. YON, \l.-':rlei' st. li1'l(l_¢_lP])Ol‘l-
l.UlC. 130l1AX A ND EM lCllY.-—:'i(1
bbls. Glue. ass‘d sizes; 1!) r-:is:es \\'oriil’.~s
l‘(>'ll1lt‘(l Borax ;. 525 (':r.~'l<s siipi-r'roi' 1~'.oni?oii Flin-
ery by l"1OL(.7O;\ll‘3 65 .l.YOi‘-.l.
' ' OUSE l7UR..\'1SHl.\’G 11-\ l*l'D\VAl1E.
—A full and complvlt‘ assoi't:nont by
iioi.co:.ii2 at LYON.
Al LS AND si?_i'i?i?:Ts.—56i>T;?-gs cut nails
and spikes. 3lS.‘~‘Ul‘lPtl from Sil fine to '7
and
iron
SHALL second hand Safe. for sael
cheap, at D1SllROS.\V’
Glive on.
URE Mirrscillcs Oils. expressly for table
use. just i'cc’d by \V. E. BISSISLL.
AILROAD STOCK taken for Gold
\Vatches at the store of the snbscilier
DOZTLONDON i\1.I1Si'1‘.-\RD, fol‘
_ ). E. DISBROW.
100
sale at BISSELUS
.i.r;iiui:‘is—ii\i.«i<i«:i-1~s (:()'oDs._ii—5i.-'
tons superior grill
OCKICT CU'l‘LlCRY. Sliearzs and Scis-'
sors of \V. A; S. Butclir-i's’ and llt<ll}jI‘l'Si,‘
i\.\’D131’l"1"S.—A large stock of 1‘
iiiclres.loi'sale by S'1'111£1£’1‘ .x- QU1N’1‘ARD. 1
1.-'§‘.:.'«.in‘é: your Buildings & Fences.
Fifi? S.‘\;\'1’l”lll 1) has just re-c'd a qua lllliy of
' LA 0 supr~,rioi' .‘~liueral Paint. wa rriinled equal
,In “My Paint ever lioi'oi'e oll'ei'cd to the public.
;'it is proof rigriiiist. fire, water and wc.alher—it
lis iini:liari_«_vcalile in its color——-it mixes readily
fwith any kind of oil. and is a beautiful dark
lll'f‘\'~'l1 or freestonc color. 'l‘lris Paint rcc’d
the pi'eininin at the N. Y. State Fair held at
'Allranv in 1850. in cuiiipctitioii with the Ohio
Fire proof and sevr-i'a1 other mineral Paints as
..<ripei~ioi- to anything of the kind in use' or
i(‘.l1£~‘;l")11l“Sr<1 and ilimrllility. Numerous certifi-
cates ofits .=i.'ipci'ioi'ity have been given by those
lwlro have tester] it, of Wl11(:ll tliose are two:
1 " We have used your mineral paint in paint-
ing cars and houses and upon our road, and we
icon safely 1‘P(:0mn1‘1l(l it as a very superior
Tclieap and dnralile article of paint."-—Hr:n/IN
ll. P111-ZLPS. Superintendent Syr'a(-use (S: Utica
, Railroad. Oct. 30. 1850.
“I have used a large quantity of your min-
-oral paint. and I find it to be far prefe.ralrle to
to the Ohio or any other print now in use-it
is impcrvious to water‘, and uncluingeable in
,(‘.0ll\1'.”-—ll()1lAC1'2 .loii.\'so.\', Painter for the S.
16.’. U. Railroatl Co.
l 'l'his Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
'A_gc-iii for the inaiiuf:icturcr's.
\Vcstporl, Marcli Q4. 1851.
C. '1‘. COl'l.N\VA LL,
Bra-per sand Tailor,
OULD iuforni the public that he has
i *3‘ taken the rooms over the store of
!Loi.-kwooil. Ilaiglit (‘C Co., wlierr-. he is pre-
pared: to nrake all kinds of gontlerneifs and‘
1)oy‘s clothing: in ii neat and fashioiiable manrier
-am! on 1'6tIS(111ttl)l(-‘.l|’!'1'lS. He has also on lranil’
la ;_v_iioil':is.srii'tiiioiit ol’i'ea(l_v-niade clotliiiie. and
lliosi-. in want will find it to-their 1Itl\’t1l1l’1t;{P to
give him a (-all. A sliare ofthe pablicpatron-
ago is i'espi-,clf:rll_\' solicited".
E Norwalk. .luuo 23.1851.
l R1‘).-\.\lS \\" 1’.-Al’PlNG P:rpei',for‘
)1 sale at iirill prirc-s by
1 \V. E. 13.-ISSELL.
~ 1.131581’. l<‘EA'1‘l1ERS ola superiorquality
for sale bv
. i.0oi'two0D. I1A1G-I-1T & co.
l
l f'§7ABLE and pocket cutlery for sale by
- ' L , H. ‘SE. CO.
1
.lqj.\.\ll’Hl".NE and Burning Fluid of the
be.-st.qiial'ity by L.,1-1. .5; CO.
T'if1i.lxi‘A sPo0"§§:K“}$§§"2.}-iiéiéfsi
5.; '» ii do’/.eu. Also,a splendid lot of cliilili-en's
v}'l11:_,'S,l‘l)1' sale by I. A. DURAND.
l Under Conn. llotcl.
12tf
r
-‘I _ Eectzst Books!
- UST rec'd, a laijge atlditioii 10 my former
extensive assortnient. of Books. Sl2Ill011Pl'_\'.
'_<F(c. of every possible-. di-s(:i'i.pt~ion. wliicli I will
‘sell at prices wlriuli I ilely any one to under-
sell. 1 pnrclia.<e of 1‘(’gl1ltll' dc-alers for caslr
and iinikc it my larsiiiess alone to select and
pnrtrlia.-so lirr tliis r.-_rai'k(-.1, and am. confident I
can sell for less than any one=el-se l|l1';ll'(-‘.-t.,'1-Nlllly.
1All orders, 4-illier of wliolc.~'ale or retail. lioin
‘abroad promptly ilispati-lrod. Magazines and
]the (‘.l1I'1'l‘l|l literature of the day received as
lsoon as issued from the press. Binding in all
l1iS braiiishcs 8XP€~‘.l11'(*‘?.l as lit.-.r'ctol'oi'e.
l A. SICLLECK. 17 Main St.
; _ Books 1 Books 1 !
I
4 H P. S11l).~‘(:l‘1l)8l' is now mi-eiviiig extensive
l ' ailzlitions to his stock of Boot-.s, Slatiori-
_P1'y, Blank \Vork, (to. A eoiriplete assortment:
l0l' -School Books at less prices than ever before
loll}.-i:oil in N-orwalk. Cap, Letter. and Note
lP“l’¢‘|'. Envt-lop9.~‘, &c. A few reanrs of choice
linglislr Laid Paper and small size Frencli
.Luttcr Paper. riI'2 \V. E. BFSSELL.
| ‘Watches.
VI‘.-XKE advantage of the want of money and
come and buy a watch or j'ewel’ry of any
kind. Bought with the cash at a discount. 11
new and large lot this week. at
D1SBR.0‘X-'3.
Now as the Time to have Money ! '
'- Raymond do Mad,
7 HA NKFUL fortho many favor-siso liber-
ally bestowed on them by the public,
would respectlullyvsolicit a continuance nftheir
pati-onage—fee-.liiIg' irsouri-id they con new offer
greater inducements t.l-ran they ever before
lrave done. _
Thai-r stock ll‘ now large‘ and \tv'el'l selected.
comprising all the articles usually kept in a
grocery store. together with it var-if-‘ty of fancy
Omls, such as Sardines, Capers, Catsup. SHU-
ces. 'f'able Oils, Maccaroni, Corn Stanzlr, Pro-
served Frnits,Spiced Pickles‘. &.c., écc. . '1‘_heir
stock of Teas is the largest and most ‘carefully
selected of any in Norwalk. rirngiti_<_' in price
from 5C cts to $1 peflb. A trial oftheir coffee
is all that is necessary to convince that it is
superior to any sold in the place. Sugars al
ways on hand, cheap and good‘ for I'll:-. price.—
Also—Flour, Fisliffiall. Pork, Lard, Hams,
Smoked Beef. &c. which will be sold c/ieiipfor
cash. KT?‘ Goods delivered to any part. of the
village free of (-liarge.
Norwalk, July 26tb,1851‘.
N. York & Railroad.
SUi\'1i\lEPt Al'i.l{AN(iil§\‘Il<‘.\'l‘.
( N and after Monday, April 28th. the fol-
lowing trains will leavellie Canal street.
station riear Broadway. -Passengers will also
be received at the New York and Harlem
P\«illll'(lil(l Office at 97th
TRAINS l*‘l’tO.V1 NE\V YORK.
1- Acizominodation'l‘r:iin at '7 A. .\i.foi‘ N.
Haven and all 11'll(’.l'l110(ll1ll(".Sltlll()11fl. Passen-
gers from the \’r’:iy stations for Albany, iriid.
the stations on the tlonsatonic rind Naiif:at1u:k
Raili'oads, will take this 'l'rain and stop at
Bridgeport ; for Hartfoi'd. Spriiuglieliliiiiil Bos-
ton, join l*‘.xpi'e.~as Train at New daven; for
Canal 1-lailroail llirtllll at. New lluvori.
‘.2. E.\'pi'ess 'l‘i-ain at 8 A. M. for Staniliwtl,
Br'ii!gepni't and New l‘lHV('.l1, llrcuce to Hart-
ford, Springfield and Boston. 1’iisseiigoi's lint‘,
Canal Railroad will take the cars at New
Haven ; for the Housatonic Pt:iilr'oad to Albany
and Pittsfield, and for the N:iug:i1‘.rckRailroad
at Briilqeport.
3. Accoininorlation Traiii at 9 A. 111.101’ New
Haven and all intrwmoilirito stations. Passen-
gets by this 'l‘ririn forlhe Canal Railroad, vrill
remain at New Haven 111111135’; 1'. in.
4. Special 'l‘raiu at 11.15 A. M. for Port
Che.-zle. ':lll(l intcrinciliatc stations. ,
5. 1C.\'pi'ess 'l‘i'ain at 3 r. M. for Staniford.
Norwalk, lil'ltl;zt3;)rrI‘l and New llaveii, rlicnce
to llartfurd. Sprin;_:liold and Boston, c0l111(‘!fllll1!
at Britlgi-port with 'l‘raiii of linusatnnic llnil-
road to Pill:-llvlil.t11r(l\Vlll1'l‘1‘:11l1(1l‘NlII1;_1lll11(fli
Railroad. (in Saturdays this '1‘-ain connects
wi|li'l‘rairi of (,'anal Railroad at New Haven.
6. Accoiiii:iod:irion 'l‘iaiii at 4 P. M. for New
Haven rind llllPl‘1l1(‘.(ll.‘1lB .stali-iris.
(3oininutat.ion ' ‘25 P.
7. ’l‘rain at o M. for
Bi'id_<_-oport and iii1ermeili:ite slatioiis.
8. Special ’l‘rain at (5.30 1’. M. for Port Chcs
tor iind iuteiam-tlilite .~:latioiis.
'l.‘R.~\li\'S TO iVl‘l\V YORK.
1. Special 'l‘raiii at 5.20 A. M. from Port.
Cliestt-r stoppiirgai all iritt-.r'iiieiliale stations.
2. Coiiriiiiitirtion 'l‘i'aiii at 5.40 A. M. from
l}i'id_:_v,epor‘r, sloping at all the in1ei'nicdiate sta-
trons.
3. Accommodation Train at 6.15 A. M. from
New Ilaveii, stopping at all inte-.i'inedi:ite sta-
tion, receiving p sseiigei' from Naugatuck Kail-
road at lli'iilgé-port.
4. Ar-cniiimodation 'Pi'iiiii at (3.15 A. M. frovn
New 1'].tVt‘11.sltlp])l1l,f_{ iit all 1l1lt_‘I'rl|t‘lll21lB stir
lions. 1't'5C(‘l\'l|1fl pa.<seii.r1cr's from the llaitfort’
and -.\’(-w Hiivt-.n,Caiial ind Naugatnck Rail-
rods.
5. F.xpi'o.ss '.f'rain at 1.15 P. tv1..(it1 r~,orincc-
lion with the Express 'l‘riiin from Iloston) from
Ne-\v Hzivcii, stopping at Brirlepoit. l\’or‘wa!k
and Staiirloi'd——i'e'ceiviiig 'passeii;;oi‘s from tho
lxlousatoaic Railroad at Biidgeport,and Canal
Railroad at New Haven.
6. SpecialTriiin at 3.35 1*. M. from Port
Clroslerstoppiirg at all inlei'inedi:ite stations.
7. -’\i:coininoda1ion 'l‘raiii at 4.20 P. in. (re-
ceiving passengers from the Af'(f01l11l1I'Hll1ll0n
'l'i'ain fzooi Bo.§l‘oir) from -.\'ew Haven. stoppin_2_1
at all iiilt-.riiioiliatr- stalioiis.
8. Express 'l'r'aiii at 8.101’. in. (nriii C01‘l11t"(‘.-
tion with the lCxpi'e:=s 'l‘rain from Boston, stop-
ping at. Briilgepoit. Norwalk and Stamford. ar-
1lVll g in New York at 11.30 P. M. Evening
'l‘raiii from Pittslield connects \V1l'l1-ll1lS—'l.‘1'1'llI1
at Bridge-port.
l\'E\V HAVEN AND BRIDGEPORT
‘ SPICCIA L.
From New l-lavmi at 9.50 A. ili.for Naugatuck
Railroad and Bridgr-poi't.
“ New Haven at 3.151-. M. for Milford
and Naugnluck Railroad Junction.
“ New Haven at 5.911 r. 1lI.l'01‘ Naugntuck
liailroail and Ili'id_gepoit.
From Brirlge-.poi'l at 6.30 A. M. for New Haven
froiii Nriiiglitiick Railroad.
“ Bi-irlgepoi-t at 52 P. in. for New Haven
from Hon-iatoiiic Railroad.
'- Naugatiu-k Ptailroail Junction at 4.30 I’
M. in connection with that road.
GEO. \V. \VIllS'1‘LER, Sup't.
...... _,,-13;;
1:2,, -'-'3
_ 1’
1‘.
:1‘ ;
C.Esii.“~ai’ 33- H.&EE.iIi?.€.i:£13.
b'miznicr A I“I‘(l‘II_££(‘llI£'71.’..
{ N and after .\londay, April 28:11. prison-
. _gi-.i'ti':iiirs will ruiidaily, (Sundays except-
ed.) as follows.
Leave New Haven for Coli isville at 5.45
A. M 11.1.5. A iV1.aiid 3.311 P. M.
Le-ave Ne-rv Haven for '1‘arill'vil|i- and Colins
villc at 1] .15 A. M. aiid'3 3111’ D15.
Leave Collinsville for New Haven at 7.40 A
M.. 10.55 A. M. aml 3.45 l’. M.
Leave 'l‘aiil1'ville for 1\'¢-w Haven at 7.15 A.
M. 3 P. M.
'l‘he trains from Ne\v Haven at 5.45 A. 111.,
Colliiisvilh-. at-1'45 P. M. and 'l'ai'riI1i.‘ille at 3.
P. .11., are freight trains, with passenger ac-
commodatioirs.
Special A rrangriiicnf.
On Saturdays, liereaf:ei°, ll11l1ll'l1l'll1P1‘I10t1t"9,
the 2d ])tlSSPl1,!(¥l‘ll‘tIll1 out of Ne-.w 1‘1tlV(‘l1 will
leave at G P’. M. oi-' o-ii the arrival of the 3 P
M. e.\'pi'css l1'tll11f1'(1l11 Now York.
'l‘rain.s ofthc llarIlii.id. l’i‘ovideni'e and Fish
kill ,l‘urili'oarl leave 1’lainvillr- for llartfuid in
coiiiiection with the inorning and alit-i'iiooii
trains fr-oin Colliiisvillo and '1‘ai'ill'villc, at 8.15
A. M. and 12.31) 1’. hi.
The trains of the Canal iloarl roam-rt with
the trains of this-. Now York and New Haven
'lai|road. G. \V. \VllI..\"l‘Ll§K, Sup’t.
New Haven. April '28, 18.51.
NOR\VA LK BOOT‘ AND SHOE
E.T‘§I7‘P&'3-EE'E3’§t°I.
T HE subscriber would i‘espcclfull_y inform
A the public that he has on hand one oftlie
la rgo~t t1§S()l'll11t‘nls of Boots and Shoes, Gait-
PPS, 65f‘... <'SCc., eve-r offered in i\'orv'alk. [lis
goods are all inaiiufat-lured in the most superior
rnaiinei' by the very best of workmen, and will
he warraeted in every particular’. Ladies and
gentle-.riien in want of goods in his line will find
it for their interest to call. Don’t mistake-
No. 3 Main st. C1-IAS. SMITII.
August Isl, 1851. 31
UST i'¢-(.-‘d. a splendid lot of coil" pins.
C. A. DURAN1), under‘ Conn. llotel.
. Clocks. ,
TVWHE cheapest clocks ever oltcred in l'l1'1-3
J. town. for sale by C. A. DURAN~.D.
Under Conn. I-1016‘-l‘.
Wanted.
to the tailoring business
Q N apprentice
wanted immediately.
E. CURTIS.
NEW nii.i. i.roA-“mist Goons,
MOULTON’S
‘Oi-MPRISING ‘a full assortment of the
latest styles of ladies Dress Goods, such
as Muslin DPlfll16S,' low priced to extra fine;
figured, plain and changeable Alpaccas. Para-‘
matlas and ustres. printed and plain Cash-T
lnoies. Er ‘glisb. FI'P.r‘l(‘l] and American Prints
iii any qr_i:1iili1.y or ‘quality. ' 1
Also for gcnileineris wear. a ,qi'eat. variety 0‘
Brontlc_lollis, 1_3t-.'a'vei' Clotos, Cassirners, slittin-
netts. Kentucky Jeans. &r-.. Vestings of Silk.
Satin. Velvet. Caisliriiore kc. Also low priced
' n'alities=a good assortinent.
Also 301) Blue Pilot Cloth Monkey Jackets.
:1 good article and very 1-lieap. do a good assort-
ment of other ready made Clothing. consisting
ofover coats. sacks, Pants, Vests, ézc. Also
a new and very much improved kind ofwooleu
Under Shirts.
Also 100 pair Babcocks shoulder Braces at
25 cts per paii'.' ‘
Bay State Shawls. all qualities and sizes at
run ii ufact:zr'ui'e's prices.
Carpeting, Matting and Oil Cloths, constant-
ly on ha nd. '
Also 5000 yr-ds 4-4 Brown Sheeting. the best
quality made in this cocnlry at 6 1-4 cts per yd.
also superior Bleached Sbeetings at the same‘
rrir-e.
Also 40 bbls Ship Boead suitable for feed.
New Goods from auction and other sources‘
every week.
M (ms and Boys Clothing out as usual free of
cliai-,<;e--oi" marl:-. to 0l(ll‘.|' in tho best and lrrtesh
style at much less than the orilimii-_v prices.
S MOULTON, Jrr. _
\Vestport. Sep. 15. I851. tf
_____. .._ . .. ,__....._____.________.__._
EV} €§flN£§&N Ei3U3’3SERYo~
7 ‘H15 nursery now PIl1l)1'll(‘-lllgllflfiffll acres
of land. (301151.-=lS of more tliair two hun-
droil iliousand eirgralieil l*‘ruit 'l"rec-s. erulmicing.
Apple. P0111’. 1’i=.iii‘li, Plain. Cherry and Appri-
cot. Also. a vlirieiy oi‘Gr:ipi- vines. (.v'ooscbery
R t1S[il)i’.l'1'y and Str'aw1iei'y i.lauts. The orna.
llwlllul trees are l1(1l'35l* Cliestnut, Moiiiitain
A.-lh. Spriito, American Fir, Arbor Vitae and
liui-opcaii Larch.
The S(‘.l('I.‘lll)1l of tl'iovarie-ties of Fruit H1-.95 is
only :i fr-w froin the many. eiubi-at-ing oilly filo‘
mo.-"t: valuable varieties known, in cultivation ii)‘
Europe and Aineritra. Tho 'l‘re(-s oflhis our-r
.scr_v are youiig, vigoi'ous and true to their‘-‘
name.
'l‘lio Pvarli l1'(‘f‘..~‘lll'(‘. ol hraltlry origin from!
\V('~ll('.1‘1l New York and am not Slllj-'.(‘l trrrlis-'
i-zise known as " \'olliw.';-7" whi:-lr ristzally inlesti
tr:-r-is grown In the iitir5ei°ies of New Jersey‘
and Vl('lllli_Y of New York.
As the x'lIl)>‘t2l'll)t'l'S can supply a few thous-‘
and oftlie varieties siiitiilrle for trarnsplriting:
this li-Ill. tlwyrt-spr-cttiilly invite 11” who wish‘
to plant Fruit tr'(-cs, to visit their iirrisery whiclt-'
is sitiiatctl on the larin of .‘5tr-plieir Hoyt. one
l11ll(‘.t111l'l a lialfca-t oftlie village of Nmv Ca-
naan and three iiiilo.- and ii hall from Norwalk.
sep ‘2iir S'l'l-IPH EN ll()Y'l' «S: Co.
TRUE? TREES
A'l'l 'l'l’l 1'}
finlltl.-) 1\=arr-mill 1\‘1i1'5t111,
'l.‘lll£ S11l)Sl.‘l'll19.lSl't!3[rP(Zlfl1lly solicit. the
.... alto-nlioii oflruit grorv-ii-s to their stock of
'l‘reos. ciiiisistiiig of clioico Applr-.. Pi-at‘, tilller-
ry Plirinb, Apprit-ot and P(>‘t1(.'l1 '1‘1‘(’(’S, Ever-
gyoeiis aiiil extra .‘ll'.'.|"(l lrorsi-. Clicstnnts and
rnonntaiii risli. Also ii voiy lino hr! of lsalir-lln=
and Cataulia Gr':ip:e Vini-.~i. Al-o the true Hedi‘
./171/tl‘(."‘]7 Jftzsplicig/. wliiirli we \\'t1l'l‘1ll1l.lIlld.
hold oursclvcs l'(‘~‘l1lllISll)lPl1ll‘ its hiring the new
or Pure I‘t'(l:\l1l\\'Pl'}‘. 'l'lir-. last of Oi-t. or ls!
of Nov. will be the proper time for putting out
the plants, wlroii all iir-cos,~:ir-y tll1'l‘('l.ilO11 will be
givnii. ("1'l".(). SlCYl\l()UK. & Co.
I’. S. \‘.'e ciiiitioa the public to buy no-
Aiitwerps ofany person without. holding t‘liem'-
l'('S1)l),l.‘=ll)lt‘. for_ its being the new or pure roll
'/\11l\\'(31']). The country is full of the spurious
kind. iu-p20 If
Great‘. 2*"-32359 Gathering at
€.ltttJ'i%.-sit. N"S
@ 1 B r l d ge
E!
Just Received!
The Largest Stock
0/’ ‘W1 Stspfle Dry
Goat/5. at prices ])e'/_'/}3ct/_z/ rzst07ziTsIz.£ng'
In fact, some Goods are almost
H _ ,
flares; Away.
Our assorlmrrit of I)(.-‘La'i'72e.s-, Ca.~:h-
7?'I.(,’I'(’.\'. /l/])(Z(.‘C'(I.S‘, I’0;i/iris, P(.'7'.s'7'an
D(’L0i7?(’S. T/2'17»! C/at/L, Ilferino,
and 0//icr was
7?(.“L'-87' as good (If 72'-rmcrrt.
Our Stock of Il'I'esS Silks is linrnense,
('(111SlSlll1;gl1fBl21(‘h and (,'olored. F1gl1l'(’(l and
Plain. in all arnl every variety. Our stock of
B5-9;-,. g1 (‘iq~,fl;s, Crissiiiierr-s. Sritiiiets. Vest.-
irigs and all other goods for Men's- rind Boys’
wvaris larger‘ than eve-i' bi.-fore irffe-i'o(l. In
fact, Ladies and (-ll»--rtlviiioii can find any and
every article wanted for Drests, Use. or Orrin-
merit. and at |)l‘lL'l-'9 that would tl.'~‘l0l1lSl1 all, and
DE FY (ft 1.11 PlCTl'l‘l()N. Also. the La rgs.-all
SlflcliilifDt)11l('Sll1‘ Goods err-.i' offered. mid by
all odils i!iot~1u-zipcst Don't forgot. the
“G16. Britlge Store”
Is the 12/acefor BAIZGAI./VS .’ .'
C J- Gl{UMAN-
Norwalk, Sep. 1, 1851.
«£27582.-a Emtizcementsf
At No- 15 Main Street-‘
V E\V S'l"()fIK of Fall Goods at the Hat,-
Cap. and For Store of H. C. P.andlc.—-
.1 us! rg-.(;.(l a lziige iissortiiiorrt of men’s cloth,
plulsli. inobair and glazed Caps ol the latest
stylus; also, the best variety of e:hildi‘en and
y onlh's Hats and Caps over offered in Norwalk.
wh'u:lr a re not to be licat in iieatness. durabil If v
and clinapness Call and see his stock of wool
and for Hats forcliildi'eu, fa iicy Caps, Umbrel-
las.Unioii and Caliliiriiia Hats: coir-ttzmtly on
lraiid hat cases and band boxes. A good ai'ticlo=
F'ui's of all kinds in their season. .
The fall fasliioiis for {zentlemen'sHa1.< rec'd.
from wbicli he is imiiiulirctoriiig an articlethat
i-annot fail to please, var-yiirg in priccs from
50 to $4 00. the quality of which lms 1199}:
so well tested bv his 1lUl1IPll'0ll5 l’“i"°"3 llmt "
is neerjless tn ciriiilirfitil’. Caps l‘1'O1|1 ls I0 209.
Also a few Alcohol bbls for sale cheap.
Sept. 9, 1851-
Sc/ionl, Ilfzscr/lariroiis am! Blmilc
Books. Stationery, &c, &c.
Kl‘ ll. l51’l‘A l L.--Blakoinan (<2 Toiiiliiison,
1!} \Vall street, l‘il'l(lge|)01't. Ct., are now
selling School Books, Staliorioi-y, &c. at retail
at lii-our '20 to 3'1-)-per cent less than the usual
retail prices. Books that have formerl_v'been
sold at $1 1".ll-l1P-_'f are now selling from 80 to
85 cts; others that have been sold for 75 they
are now selling for 60 ‘and 62 cts—otlier Booka-
pi'oportionate~1y low.
B LA K E MAN 6.’. TOMLIN SON.
Bridgeport. Oct 1851..
Norwalk Chronicler