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Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, November 18, 1851 · page 4

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~ *_,,_§adfi.1e an-:1 Hairzzess , _ «
E ST AB L l SH M ti; bl T.*~'T~‘liié:s:;ilisci'ihiiif re-

' spectfu ll_y3'iiil‘orins the Jtltlil in .t hat. be con--
tin‘-.i‘es’tlie Saddle and Hariiessll.iusiness-nLf6“’

rods north. of the Coiigi-iagiiiiorial Church" in '

~\Vilton, .ivl're:~e’ he has been ,for tho pa.St_tW0
years. Saddles, ‘flzirnosses, Trunks. Vnlises.
Carpet: Bags.;i,’»i'idles, 'vVllll‘S. v5?-‘CV9 559-~ '“i"l°
to order, of the. best iriaterial and Wm l§f}1?"l3l’l|l’-

Repairing, done in _a. most c-.Xl7‘?dl“‘”19 lllld
Svorkmanlike manna-.i'.. All.-goods sold at H18
lowest rates fiircasli. . q -"-
,_4_.‘ . , . . . ll. MIDDLEBROOK.
Z. ;.RVilton, June 26. 1351-
. . ’ BI.-‘HGT-’S’. ..PA'rEN1‘ .. ~
‘re and,Water _fPI‘G5.'nf' Paint.
‘ , HIS ,su‘perior piii‘n_t;‘ is applied, in the same
dander‘ as oi'dii1£iry_piiint_,a_iid"after: a
fgw ‘girth; exposure. to the_ fltl1)QSpll8l'§ be--
¢':.oni_eo_ its lIia'i'd as slate or stone‘.

L ,B_E WARE OF H ACOUNTERF EIT.§.

' '\Vithi__ii the last two years. fl_lBl'(.’- INWG _5P"“_“.9e
up 'mo'ro‘ than a liuiidred difi'erent kinds of
c_0l'tnl.ei'fei.ts,;iii0st of them no better than dirt.

;‘-t__nii__ the roads, and, a.ll [’)lll‘cl1flSe_l'S are cau-
t7ion.ed‘a;,zainst buying of any except my a.uthor—
fged age.-.rs,. ' ’ XVM. BL.-\l{l;Z;"PttNlil-38.
For sale by STREE l‘. &. QUIN 1 ARD.

_ _ _ Agents, N.0t'\\‘flll{, Con.

 

 

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. To ‘Teachers.

E-IE s-'ubscribers would invite your attention
T to their stock of" Scliool "Books and Sta-
t‘ion‘ery, which is very comple-t‘e, all of wliicli
they .otl'er to teachers at t.lie_ lowest \. holesale
prices, which is some 20 pcrct. lesstlian i(».‘~.t1"l]-
ers have beeii in the habit of buying at. in this
market. Please call and _.r_rot our prices.

' BLA'KE.\’1AN 65 TO;\ILlNSON.
_' ' A - 13 Wall st.
‘ Bridgepoi't. Oct. 11. '

D enloury 32-;~3'-‘-..‘5.s‘2.‘*.‘i.=i.";a1E: Railroad.

R-'z()'["l-Cl‘. 'lS;li(-Jl'L‘.l)_'y' given to the subsci'iliei's
? to the Capital Stock of the Danbury and

Norwalk .Raili-oad Coinpauy. lhat:- the PI‘t=Si-
dent and Directors at a meeting held at Nor-
walk; on the 13th day of Sept.oinber. 18-30. ‘l'0~
teal that our iusta-lmeiit of 10 per cent. on the
;L_EIpilt‘.l stock, iiicluding the amount paid at the
time ofsubscribinrf. be paid to -the 'l‘ieasurer on
01“ l)ol"ore the 201211 Oct. iiext.

And that furtlier instaliiieiits of 10 per cent.
be paid on or licloro the first Mondays of De-
coiiiber, January, F(=.li2-ii:ii'_y, t‘vlarcli, April,
May. Jiziie. July, and ,-Xtlgiisl‘, inext-

, The‘ l~_".ll)s:!t‘li)t'.l‘5 residing at. ;\’orwalk and its
vici_uity. will please call and llay to Williani 
Laockivood, l‘:.~'q;.,‘ .~X»s~‘i..<l:iiit Tiezisiiifc-i'. '

C'ei'ii.‘icatos of stock, and" auioiiiit paid, will
be ready at the limo ofpayiiient: ofiiistalnieiits.
for’dolivery.

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AP.-ROIN’ S Y. Trcasui'ei'. '
3 D:iiil‘iiry,1t:,-'!li Scptc:iil_ii>i', 1?.‘-ill.

 

_ ~ A sessnczs,
Boot: Seller and Binder,
7 AS just i'eturiied from New York Wlill a
new and valuable collection ofSchool and
Miscellaneous Books. _, Also, a liii'ge'assoi-tinmit
ofStationery.including Blank Books. Foolsciip,
L-e.tte'r,an-tl ;'\loi.e Paper, cnvelops, Slates, r.‘cc..
which he will sell (ill-"‘.:l}t(.‘i'i’lt.'ii) tlioy can be
bought. l'or at any or licr si‘o.='c in this vicinity.
?Books of all kiiids, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at (’..‘\'l,t'elilt3iy low rates,
and satisfactieii given to all.

 

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’.r. es. Smith

Eiifiarizle
Near the Biia’g«3, .L'V(/I'lLl’(1.[A.‘. (Joan.

QEPULCU RAL Monuments and Grave
K Stones of every variety of pat.teriis, and oi
the most sltilful workiiiaiisbip. Tlie best as-
sortment at" American and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on ll'illLl. . .

Persons wishing to procure -.\'Ionnmonts or
any‘-kind oi’ Marble \Vork,are invited to calland
give’-a ‘pet’-soiiiil inspection of his material and
workinanship, as this will be more satisl'act.oi'y
tli:-in to’pu'i'chase ofAgcut.s without an opportu-
nity of tostiiig the quality of the article cori-
tracted far.

.ll§§°'l‘he Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an e.~q.ioi'ieiicetl workinan and can
warrant it to give entire sat.isl'action.

N:-ravmlk. Aug. ‘.21. 1848.

Narwaliz ‘Savings Es-9.121;.

NTOTICPJ is liei'r-.-by given that deposits will
be received by tlio t.reasui°cr at the Fair-
iield County Bank, from 10 to 12 o'clock, A.
IVE‘. and from 2 to 4 o'clock, P. M. on '.‘»Ionda_','s,
Tuesdays, \Veiliiesilays, Tliiirsilnys and Fri-
days. and on iSat.urrlay.~: from 10 to 12 A. M.
and ‘2 to 3 P. M. until furtlier notice. Per-
sons wishing to make loans are reqm=st.c«.l to
haul a written application to tlietreasurer,

stating amount and so:-urity.
‘T '1‘. '\VARNER. JR.

Nor-walk, Dec. 3, 18-19.

, Treasurer.

Boot, EL? hoe, Eaessther and Find-
_ - ~ issg 
I l—lENR‘t' ll.-\Z\’Di£S renews ng..iu
 his acliiiowlerlgineiits to the public ar-d
 friends l‘oi't‘n.'»ii- g_euerous p;iti'oiia,2e
‘_l"""t9 the year pa:-:t,and hopesto uicrit an ll!)-
Jflt.ei‘i'up.ted continuance of the l)usir‘.:.ss rela-
tionship \Vlli(.'ll he has so loiig maintained with
U115 4 oimnunity. He will be foun-:l now at his
new stand opposite the store of Chas. lsuacs.
Wlli‘-re, he will be liappy to see, itltLl$Pt'\'e his
Old frionrls and the public. The cliaractcr of
his work in too well known to need a word of
praise. It coiiipriscs every article of men’s
and Cllil(ll'Oll’S-\$'('tll', with l_{.ubl;-oi's and Over-
shoes i ll their sea.-:oii, tor ladios and greiitleiiiri n
_Fi5\'Di.\'es of tlio licst qualit_\;, and in any
qiuuitit1y,‘siiitei;l to the wants oftlie craft.

Norwalk,Jau. l,1t’51. 1'

_ Protection Enaerance Go.
01' ll.-\l~1’l‘l~‘()§i 1). Co.\'.\'.
Capital $§:§-f)<).(}>'t2{,h——.i't'.—,',I;.' Pr-2'2-zlcgc to In-
" . crcr.z.s'c lo }'--[rt/./' a /'lT1'//inn.
. ILLJA .‘iI C. i'Tli.EEf'.l‘, liavii_igi'eceived
tlieageiicy ofthe above iiainod Coiiipa-
ny isnow prepared to insi.ire Houses, Stores,
.Mills. Factories, Bairnsaiid the contents ofeach
together with every other species ofpropcrty
 flgainst Loss » or Damage by Fire.
.Tl1e;rates _of.premiuin otter-eid, are as tow as
' 1)": : «(fairy other siiiiilarlnstitut:ion,a iid every
I 1 ii i: inow_au oppoi'tiuiiity,for aftriflingzsum
top1'otect. hiiiiselfiigpiiiist‘. this tlesti'tictivc ole
nient,wliich olien in a single hour, sweeps
away the (3.'l’l'i’llll;{'S of so many years. V y
]_t is incumbent on all per-sons applying for a"
l'0_!"l6W€tl0l" policy on l)'.lllllll’lf;S,i.() iii'l‘orm the
agent of all cba nges’in and about. the premises
that inci'ease‘tlie hazard; or on macliinoi'vrcn-
dared unproductive by new inventions, us-ecex
les,s.,by,,cl1zii2_.ges in liusinriss,as no insurance
ollicélis bound by their policy, to pay any more
_ property,a.t the time of
itsigiesti'uctioii. .. . . . -

Norwalk, July 1st,"'I.§51...

yzilways at-tlie ’l‘r.A PLA.\'_'r.'l3? ‘3"“."‘lT'i‘“""*’l'
‘N,c\vvYorli, :1 few steps ft'UliI_i\‘ Y 35 l\ H Fall

A" Tea and'(>‘Gfi'ee‘"

‘VIIEN pure. are the most iiinoccnt, stim-
, ' iiliiiing and healthy .lievei-ages that can.

be used. U-hill in sickness audii’i_lieiilth. It was

called by T_ilE'3,€tl'l(.‘l9t)tS ,_
'-AM l3ROSl.~\"'A'ND NECTAR.
Tliis delicious 're::.‘ and" Codes can be hm?

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_43_i.r _ . PACKARD.

‘road depot.‘

‘§utI1i-Niorwall: Machiine SE3}:

' ‘*1 ['1I£.Sltl)Scl'il)(;l'S take: this rm-thod ofinform-

ing the. pu_lilic, _tliat‘tliey are now prepar-
edtedo‘ all‘ tam-ts" of Jobbing in their line, v.iz :
l\_l,ac_liine,woi'k iii’ge‘ne"i'al, Die _turni_iig, all deg-
cijiption of Sawing, \Vood turning from a Pot-
tico pillar ‘down to an owl liimdle, Turned
Cedar hitching and fence Posts on band, also
blind-hinges and fiistoings forsale. - A‘
An assortment of Furniture, and knobs and
locks may ‘always be found at the ofiice oftiie
Fat:toi'y,at iniinul'actured prices. A shai'e of
public patronage is respectfully solicited.

_ - r _R' \V.ANORTO'.\' 6.’. CO.
H. W’. VORTON ' '
M. M. '\lOR’l‘ON. .
South Morwalk, Sept 15th, 1851

61:. e. EVAEIRENI ,
Cabinet Illa/car and Undertalcer..'

' (Two doors east of the Bank.)
‘ 5'1‘./1.MF,0RD, CT.

. HVING rt-centlyconmpleted an
extensive alteration and ii‘iiprove-
meat in his 6Xlltl.!ll.s‘lltn(‘-l‘li. and ex-
’ tended t,lio,couipass of his business.
would re.~:pcctl'ull_v inl'orin the inhabi-
rants ofthis and the li(i_](tlllltlg towns. 1'1"‘ ht‘

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wlias now on hand and is constantly nianulactut'-

mg every ilcsci'iptioti of
’ €.'3.fl.§.-'Ei=‘.‘'‘§i?'E'3' VJAEE
ix; 3 gni;rl;1':)il -_;o-i;_ir.il v:ii'i8t._v Oi’. .
Bead.»-leads, Tables, 'U"ashstc.'nrls, Sean-ta/rzcs
B 1.‘ rcat/S, SQ/i’LS, eye. c§*c.
made of various kinds of wood, and selling _at
pi'iccs which cannot iiiil to suit tho pui'cliasr‘i'.
Also. a variei_y of GIL-1IRS——liaii'. OM10» “"2
and wood liotioins at various prices, together
with ro(:l<oi's ofovr-.iy style.
“i‘UUSl'liOil‘li'lll'lllllllffi of aiiydesci'iption inanu-
actiiiedto orderat. short ll()ll(‘.B on the most
ezisorralilc.toriiis- ‘Aia‘Ut|,_Vt'8l'_)' extensive as-
ii'tsn€.-iit of, A 
;i1cu’tre.sscs, I’aIi(zssc.s-, I’aécmf_ Bead-
steads, dye. aye.

"."li.'it. i:an be set. up iind taken down by any one
n less than two iiiinntcs. _

He has also a liandsoiiie assortment of the
nost liisldoiizilile styles of --

7’ ~oc-ii @fle.sees,,

LJ'*Q_g\'v.. S

which he will sell as clieap as can be bought
an V ivlicro.

lie. is also pi'eparod to furtiisli

COFFlt'\'.‘3, SH )Ul)S. CAPS. SCARFS. &.«-.
(ifovr-I'V tlPF(:l‘lt)ll(ill that uiay be «lcsiwd. 01‘
that rah be obtained in the city 0l' New York
at it iiioiiiciits wtiriiiirg. day or night, mi the most
|'(«\ttS()l]i|l)lB terins. lie is also pi-epari-d to fur-
nish liciii'ses, carriagges, smile the diggiiig oi
graves. and to attend to any other :ii'iaiigc~iiieiit
that inay be ivisliod tor the i'uiierul pioccssioii.
&c. Those who may wish to keep the body of p
a decoas-.-cl frir-.nd several days, can be furiiislied
with an ice box in wliicli it may be [)l‘€\Sél'\'€(i a
week or longer if necessary.

E. C. \\"ARREN.

Stuuiford, Sep. 2, 1851.

‘D!
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If
‘We 51-3r’si.?a*1cen*3;
/1n.'i'.-I":'e«,‘:in__r_r .,\'ir(-It}.-ii am] .I"o'r(‘(r Pr/mp
Can be used in our do-opost wells or ti-tch wa-
ter li'oiii wells at a disi:iiic.e. It works very
easy and Lll.~‘(‘llill'g(‘.\,' a ,qalloii ()l',\\‘lll(’l' to (.’tl(‘ll
motion of the lover. and will not lrrcse in the
culde.-t: wi—-atlicr. lS_v zittacliiug pipe-s water is
carried to ziizypart. of the l:oi.i.<e or burn and by
attaching a lime can water the giiixlr‘-Ii. Eon
\jai'r.l_ wa.-h your windows. Ci:i'i'i:i;_1r-s, L\'c. It
 also it gr.-od (3ll,‘_Lll‘-C in ruse oflire as the pow-
ciflof two inon can llIl‘ti\‘~.' water to the top of

our liiglicst. lif!llf<F‘S. i‘~'ulil hi

L()(,‘}{'\‘.’O()l); .r-ilxionr 6; co.

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€_.?-heapcir than Ever !
Cr'rocc7'2'c§.....s-ci’li.22g Q/7' ul, usioizis/zivig 1a!cs at
the old .s't'nr(2 of

GEO. \V. SMITH. SOUTH NOR\V.-\LK.
H E RE pui'cli:ist=.i's can lind Otto. nl the
la i'g_ost‘ and host assortmr-nts of G racc-
iiés, Crockery. &c.,ever oilerod in this mar-
ket before. To our up town rnstomers. (for
we have customers from the Bridge. cause why
we sell better‘ a rticles andclieapei' than others.)
we would say that we will gaariiiitee them ii
saving of 25 _per cent. by purcliasing of us,
wbicli will pay for a ride upand downany day.

Call and oxzi mine i'oi'_voiii'si=lves.
GEORGE \V. SMITH.

South Norwalk, August. 19, 1851. ~

3-:5-re; ffil‘ S338.
 Tlll-3 pl.~.cé torniei-l_v occupied by

Alvin Hyatt. dcc"d. is o.‘i'ered for sale.
it: coiisists ol about lill'(‘P. r.crcsol'good land,
with a (l\\’€ll‘ltl_<_{—il()llS(! and born tliervou stand-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lyiiig near
the ’Danbury CC Norwalk railroa'.l. For l'urthor
partii:ulai's enquire of
" SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
\Vilt)n, March 3.1851. Qtl

For Sale,
 \VITH iimiiediate possession. a good
ll ill with water power’ on an (-lX(.'(‘.llPl7l streani.

 

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land, gill)t.it’(l about 7 miles from i'\’ti'walk or
Staniloid. For pa rticulnrs, enquise of S. E.
OL M b"l‘E.-\ D. or .lOll N BATLE Y.

Norwalk. May 94th, 1851. ‘2ltl'

For Sale.
A valuablehoiiiostead of 263 acres ol
_ lain.l,foi-nierly the l'(.‘SlLlPll(‘8 of Jared
' Ayi'es. in New Canaan. On it is :1 good
tin. story ilivolliiifz-limise. barn, and otlit‘-r out
i)llll(.lll‘i:'_!5. and lino orciia rd of _.<.{l'ttlit‘.(l fruit
trees in a bearing stale. Also, 27 acres of line

 

l$rid_Lr.-. Also, six acres of, wood and timber
laud lying one mile north of New Caiinan vil-
lage. Also two tlt‘.l'8S of wood laud lying near
the saw mill of \Vatts (Jonist.oti-k. Esq. in New
Canaan. 1'-‘or furtlier particulars enquire 01
the subscriber at the residence of \Vni. Drum-
moud. New Canaan.
I§l,iENl‘:Zl§R CARTER.
N: _w Canaan, June 14. 185'». *9t‘.2.'-St

‘£3.92-5.37 T.‘~:”"e.de fllething.
THE subscrilii-,i' has on hand and intends
lint-piiig it good ii.~‘s0t'liiiPtit. oi’ Rcaily Made
Clothing 0 tall kinds. Also, a good assoi'tiiient
Oi‘ Clvlllss Ctlssimeres. and Vestiiigs, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
short notice. A ' - » ~
N. I}. Pai'tici.lui'ntteiition paid to cutting.
THOMAS RlLEY.—
Norwalk. Feb. 535.185]. 9

FEo1‘sva£k Cemetcr
' tion.

_ T :1 Meeting oi‘ the Noi'walk~ Cemetery
-.‘ Association, held Aii_giist. 29th., 1650, vo-
ted tliat Evert Quintard and Lyman Ricliziuls,
‘)9 it Comiriitlce to have general siipt-.i‘visioti of
llm gl'0iiiids of this Associntioii, as l'Pgtll‘(lS
lllf)|llllll(‘iti.S, tombstones. and enclosure of lots.
and that no person shall dig a grave. or erect.
stones to graves. without permission and advice
of said comiiiit.t_eé. '

y Associa-

 i _1Y- C.e-_.§."€*§.*?§‘fi.§‘?97¥..Pl'° 99131-.

Attest. E. _Qui_N'rAi:p, Chaii'uiani
' '.-:14

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the house of lra Bolts. Jr., and on the line of

with a couveiiiont I-louse. Barn. and 14 acres of

timber land. 35 miles. north-is est ol' t\’orwalk'

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- ‘West Siurlei the -Bridflgte, 7135177.’!
Manufacturer

1 ADDLES, Hiiiinesses, Trunkjs,-'V:‘ili_ces. C

 

E subscriber l1:ivir.;g had an appa_rt‘iiient ii

Trunks, Valiccs, Carpet; Bi ,_
&c. &’.c. which he has constaiiitly on liand.__,
H ii rness, combining noatnoss with tltii':iliilit.y.

at this establisliiiierit, of the very l)ost_mat;ei'i:ils
not fail to satisfy CllSi~0lTtet‘S. _[{.(‘.5)1lll'll},‘:,' doi'i
Just received ii lot o
Norwalk, Nov. 1. 1849-

He

FRANCIS

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AND VHLLOVV \VAI‘.E, LEAD PIP
STOVE BLACK

 

‘Silk. Purse -Twist, Belts, \Vebb, Saddlery \Vare,.Truiik
 B. Harnesses mcmz/factu7‘_ed to’
' . ’ . 2 I
F. BRADLEY 5
ZVew Ifarness and Saddle Es_t(ll7liS/l77l67lt-
TU _ , ., 1-. .- 
invite the attention of tfle PLIEIIC l-0 11>: F5Xiell§lVe (I55

.35, Mars, Riigs, \Vhips, lfitslias, Brushes.Cui'ryconibs,Sliainmies

l'superior FLY NET.5. client? lit!‘ C35“-

wiiiigin 3. 

opposite the lVorw-al/5 Hotel. I
and ‘Dealer. in

ai-petBa.1s, Siitchels, \Vhips, Matts, Brushes,

Locks, .&c. 560.
order. Terms favorable.

ted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel. would
ortinent of Saddles, llarnesses.

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has on li:me.l several sorts of very light single

Every article in his lineofbnsiness may be had

and style of workmanship. at prices which will
o in a neat and substantial mauiier.

F. BRADLEY.

II. NASH,

\MntUFAC‘l'URER or TIN, siianr mos AND cormsn WARE; DEALER IN srovn...
BRITANNIA, JAPAN AND woonnu WARES, SAD IRONS AND usarnzns, ‘
FURNACES, mos TEA KETFLES AND HOLLOW warm.

8RA5S KE'I'I'LES, IRON VVIRE AND RODS, CARPET TACKS, FRENCH BASKETS

E, SHEET LEAD, FORCE PUMPS
ING. &c.. &-.c.

.,. .
Eustace. I
 T HE siil).-ci'ilioi‘ is dcsii'oii.< ofss-lliiig
_ -3 tlioiioiiiosiead now l)('('il[)lt'(l b_\j licr. coir
 sistiixgpt‘ a gooil tzmv lioizso and lour
at-i'vs ol'_4;ood l.;n:'l well sol out \\’li|ll._V'i'Hll!.'_’_ l-Writ
t.io:-s, oliall l-.ii:ils. It is llii'?Il(*(i in 3.9;!‘-‘vi’ filiiic
limit‘ the Mil’: of M r. A. ll:-its, and wiil he stole!
very low. if applicd tor soun. '

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e2*';.*'et.Ez*2.'2,i3.' fer 
rfidlllil stilr.<i:i'el_iei's i':t!Vt"- i'oii:~=.aiul_v on liaiid
E. one oi" the most t-‘.\'.l('l|SiVL-‘~ a:<sortim>i.ts ol
(.:'i'ocei-‘es, Ci'oi-.kei'y. \Vooden and (alter \V:ii-es
to be fountl atany other store in this county.-—
Especial nitciitioii is paid to our Marliet depart-
ment wliere may be had fl‘ti.~'lt from N. Y. i-.v- A
cry iiy, all kinds of v(’.gE‘.ltllll(-)3, fruits. 660.. c\:c. ‘
uftlie choicest quality. Also, all kinds of shell
and other fish in their season. In short. we
keep it geiieral» family store. and are selling oil‘

h..._.'=.;--.
‘t.'a'!,i'. 5’ a

at prices which astonisli everyone. Give.
us a call at our store in Main st. 1
‘ ALLEN 6.: MEEKER. II

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NOR\VALK BOOT AND SHOE 
ERIPGRIURE. ~ . 

Y H E stil.isci'iliei' would i'espi-ctiizlly inl"oi'ui
the public that. he has on hand one ofilie
largr-st ilSSOI'illl(-‘Ills of Boots and Slim--.-:. Gait-
ers, (kc... &c., eve-.r ol'fci'm,l in i\'or\-'alk. llis
goods are all lllfll)ltllt('lltl'(‘.tl in the most superior;
iiianner by the very best of \\'Ul'i\lliFll, and will '
be wari".icl(=d in ev(=i'_v particula r. Ladies :iud

gonllcinon in want ol',goot_ls in his line will find
N0. 3 Main st. ‘CU.-XS. SM lT1-1
August 1st, 1851. 31
ARIRAGE t\lAKER’S GCODS. Axles.
Springs, Slialls, Cai'ria;ze Bows, Bolts,
lli:-no and ivory Slides. Lining
Hand Screws. Seiii'iiiiig Cord. dcc.
RINDSTONES. ‘25 tons superior grit
just landing from Bcroa (,)liis..
"lLES.—- I500 (ll\ZP.t) \V. & S. Biitielieis’
Files. consisting oi’ every size and kiiid.
OCKET CUTLERY. Sliears and S'i'.is-
sors oi" \V. ('5: llutcliors’ and Roil;_voi'.~i',
H()l..CllMLi dc .L.Y()N,
B3 \Vat(-:i' sh, Bi'i(l;__}(-putt.
E. ' Saws of lsliitcliors’, .‘..~'pr-at‘ (‘C .lai'l..<oir’s
and llei-ket's. at wlio‘.vsnh- and retail by ll( ')L-
l:lACE AND l3lTTS.—A lut':_'e stock of
Miii'ples’s.iipei'ior plated and plain. whole-
NVlLS.—-lliil's. P('it‘l‘ \l'i-5;_-litss’ and
Mousehole, wlio!osah=. ll ml retail by
ISES.-Hills. Peter‘ \Vi'i,<;lit’s.‘ llydo’s
and 'l'illot.<on’s (ti'(’.\‘(~‘.l'y (]i.ltt.ill_\‘ and prici-
tentiou to our stock. Il()l.C().llll 6:
L ACKS M lTH’S BE L LO\VS coiistaiit-
ly on hand and for sale low by
' AlLS.—1500 ciisl-.s Fall Rive: ; also 40
(‘asks superior wroiiulit. nails by
' 'L.Ui«;. BORAX AND EMEltY.—50
bbls. Glue. ass‘d sizes; 10 cases \Vood‘s
cry Irv HO[.(.'0.\lt3 6: LYON.
E" OUSE FUR.NlSlll.\'G II=\ R D\VA RE
HOLCOMB dc LYO-.\'.
1 DOZ. LONDON M 7S'l‘-\Rl). for
. Wanted. '
' "N nppiciitice to tire‘ ‘tailoring business

For Sale.

TH E bountiful liouse and lot situated a
I\\‘ imlg lit-inw (lit-. Stililll NI)l‘\Vtlll( PHSI (li-
ii('t‘. known as the " lloyt Place," is now of
t’?-.i'u-ll for sale». The lioiise has rei-.eu ily l't‘t'll
ii-built and put in |.!t'l‘i't’('l order. and will be
.u«.!.l at the low price of -‘.§.1l5(lll ca.-h. Eth']llll'l‘-
of .l A MES FIN NE Y.

L\'oi'v.' opt. 95, 1651. 39lf

 

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zgs <3.o'.E"-331

.\_T.».\-.\'l"l'll{ l) has just rec'd ii qua ntiry of
B‘ 5llpF,.]'l{il' _‘il iiicral Paint. \v:irranle(l equal
to any Paint ever bei'oi'e oil‘:-i'ed to the public.
It is prooi" against. lire, watei' and weather-—it
is iiiicliaiigealile in its color——it mixes readily
with any kind of oil. and is a lieaiitilul dark
brown or freestono color. This Paint. rec'd
the pi'einiiiiii at the N. Y. State Fair held at
Alliaiiy in ll-,‘:3l). in competition with the Ohio
Fire proof and several other mineral Paints as
superior to anytliing of the kind in use’ or
cheapness and durability. 'Niimerous certifi-

it 815:2‘.

'al§JI-I

V3”

‘cute-s ofits superiorit_\' have liceu giver: by tliosc

who have testcrgl it, of wliicli ill(‘5t"- iiio l\\n:
it-‘We liave used your iiiincral paint in paint-
ing cars and ll(tllRt‘.'\‘ and upon our road, and we
can saliily rccoiiiiii.-nil it as a very superior
clio-up and durable virtit-.le of p:iiiit.”—-Hi~:.\iA.\‘
ll. l’iii:i.Ps. Supei'inteuileut S_vracuse dc Utica
Haili'oad. Oct. 30. i850.

 

"I have used a l:ii',«_re quantity of your min-
eral paint. and I find it to be liir proii-.i'able to‘
to the (‘)bio or any oilior print now in uso——il
is ll'll]lt’l'Vl(IllS to w:r_tei'. and llll(ZlHlllQP.itill6‘. in
t.-olor."—llon.-ici-: Joiinso-.\', Painter for the S.
6: U. 'Railt'oad C0.

{ This 1’.-iiut‘ is for sale by Z. SANFORD.
"Ag.-"e-nt for the llttll:lllit(‘.iUl'(’l‘.\‘.
; \Vcsipoi't. Mari-li ‘34. 185].

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1".’.tl

g Books i Books 1
l. UST it-«:‘d. a la:-_<_ve additioii to my format
8 P.\'ti=ii.~'ive iissoiiiiwiit of llooks. Siatioiiei'\'.
,L\;c..ol' oi-'ci'y possible description. wliicli I will
fst-ll at pi‘ii:l's which I dcl'_v any one to UtltlPl'-
S0”. 1 l)|ll'(‘.llll.\‘P. of rt-gulai' (lealers for casli
-and niake it my biisiness alone to select and
piircliaso for tliis market, and am coiificleiit I
‘can sell for loss than any one else in the-. county.
‘All orders. 4-itlie-.r ol' wliolcsiilo or retail. froni
aliroad priiiiiplly ill.<]\tli(‘lll‘(i. Magaziries and
the (‘.lli‘t't‘lil ilir‘l'i!lIlll(5 oi‘ the day received as
;.~oon as issiiml from the pm:-‘s. Binding in all
{its lJl'iIlll:ilt'S (EX!-'('tlit'li as ltPl'(‘ltthtl'(*.
, A. S.l'I.Ll.l~ICi\'. 17 Main St.
.4 .?c~c=l:s ! Eicoks l !
7‘ H E siati-crilii-i' is now i'ei-eiviiig extensive
:l(lillli()ll>‘ to his stock of liooiis, Station-
<‘|'_\'- Blank Work. Czc. A complete a.-.soi-imcnt
of School Roolas at less prices than over liofoie
iill'cI'oil ill Norwalk. Cap. Lctti=.i', and Noti-
Volt!--I‘. Envr lopr!.~‘..&c. A few reaiiis ofclioicc-.
iCIt_4lisli Laid l’apvr and small size l<‘i-engli
l.il.'li£.‘-l' Paper. alil V’. E. BISSELL.

C. ’l‘. C0)-l.;\'\V.~\l.L,
 and "f.rE’ai1z:-r.
3,-§;I7{5;,:7'()Ul4D iut'oriii the public that he has
ii. if t.-alien tho rooiiis: o'.'cr the store of
Loi:k\i.'.oo:l. llziifglit A: ($0., \’VllP.l'u he is pro-
pared to make all kinds of ,«_u'ntlciiieii's-aiitl
lio_'y‘s Cl0llIlll;{ in ti iicataud t'asliioiiable inaniicr
and on i'e'asouabli- tr-i'1iis. He has also on hand
a good assortment. of ready-tirade clotliiug. and
tho:-‘o in want. will find it. to their advaiitiige to
give him a. call. A share ofthe publicpturon-
ago is i'especifiilly solicit:-d.
Norivalk. June 23. 1851.
‘Watches.
VE-V AKE advauta_go of the want of monev and
- i come and buy ii watch oi'jewt-li'v of any
kind. Bought with the cash at a discount, a
new and l&It'_t_;(.‘- lot this week. at
DlSBRO\V’S.

Vvanted immediately.
OR :2 steady. industrious Girls. to work at
tho. l'olilin;; and sticking of Books. To

such properly' qualilied.good wages. good treat.-

it for their interest to call. Don't llll<ltll{t'.—'
Q3 _
Nails, lvory
[l('_)L(}O.\ll} dt LYON.
H()L(‘.'O-.‘»1l$.-.\: Lvo-.\=.
now opening by HOLCOMB dc LYON.
odeniug and for sale _\ViH‘Il(-’.~'2tlP and retail by
f”' H LUOZ. hand. paiincll. rip and bark
COMB 66 LYON. ‘-Vatcr st., Bi"l(lgt:[N)|‘i.
sale and retail. by llOLCO.\ll_’» c\'. LYON.
HOL(,'().‘-ll3 & LY().\'.
just opening. and we would call |llll‘li.(_':lJtl§".'l'l'-K.
83 \Vute-r .~ti'o(=.t. lliiil;_;op<?i't.
HOLCUMB 6: LYON.
HOLCOM B 65 LYON. \Vater st. Bl'l(_.lfl9|)0l't.
refined Borax ; ‘-5 ('.ll5l(S superior London Em-
—A full and complete assoi'l:iir~iit by
'sale at Bli‘3'Sl£LL'S
. , ”-Wiiuted.iniuiecliittoly. . . , I.
Q L‘ “ " A ' E.'iCURTIS.i;

limit -and constant employment will be given at

F,RE'l_‘OFOR.E existing between 

’ ,&'."J'. \V. Rockw ell is hot eby dlssoll{8‘“;’3'
mutual consent. i The iircoiintsoftliie lute i""‘."'
will life .QflIllG‘ll by John -\V. Rockwell who will
cuniiuueihe business.‘ ' '- ‘ “ 
‘ ‘-‘ V F.‘ A. R0C‘K\\_7E‘Ll:.
‘ ‘ » “ " .- J; \V.“'RlOCK“I' ELL.
1tmge'tie-id. Oct. ]-5'lli, 1351.“ ‘A « V
- All accounts VI'ttr_t1:iiuiHg-unsettled J=i’ii'iiai'Yi'1
1:5-liwill be‘|ilii(:ed in the‘ hands of the proper
oflicer for collection. __ _ i

" ‘3t*-14' ‘ "I. W."ROCK\VEL‘L.
Dissolution. ,

HE co pm-tr'iei'sliip heretofore existingbn
‘der the niime and firm ot ’l_‘ii'_'yloi' (st Holly
istliis day dissolved by mutual consent." Tlie_

WM. 'l‘AYLO,R..“"'
ISAAC M. HOLLY-
Noiwalk, Oct. 29, 1851. ‘ 3144

HE_timo for planting out the Ro.=pliet'i'y

liaviiig‘ai'i'ived. we are now ready to sup-

ply at retail all who may fayor us with ii call.
GEO. SEYLVIOUR 65 CO.

South Norwalk. Nov. 1st, 1851. 3344

M. Holly.

Game Into

TEE enclosure of the subscribei'oii
the l3tli inst.. ii dark bay horse. switch
tail, white star Pb the foreliead. and right h‘:iid
leg wliito——no ariiliciul mark; supposed to be
about 20 )"bii rs old. The owner is I'e(]It9st"»d
to prove property, pay cliarges and take him
M-,.~,,_v, _ \VM. .\VlLLl.-XMS.

Darien, Oct. ‘27th, 1851. ’ 3l.*4

Richard H. Vl~.’hite’s
Dancing and Waltzing Acadcnty.
'l‘/ R. \V. i'cspectfully informs the Ind}:-s and
L geiitlceiiwii of Norwalk that he will ormn
his daiiciiig and waltzin,i,: Atftttll-‘ltt_\_' on l“Ii«‘l}=_v.
Nov. 7th, at the (Iiiiim-t-iii-iit lloiel. .l:is. Sn».-
veiis. wliere he iiitcuds to iiitrodiucf‘ till lllfl Ih0Sl
fasliioiialili- «latices. in-cliidiirg the Polka and
Ma'/.urka Qiiadrillos. Plain, l-lop.‘ l-lmlowiln and
Polka \Valtzes. Parciils sending their child-
ren to him. may rest as-siii‘eil tliai eve-.r_v pains
will be taken to teach them a grarzeliil and easy
t‘ai'i'ui_;:o, and every iittciitinii paid to their con-
tietiipiige. ]’;irm:is‘(il pupils are partii:iilai'l_v
invited to visit his l't)(llil~‘1'Ill all oi:t‘tI.<iu|'IS---
School hours for l.-idics and tll:l.~lGl'S l'I'0m 3 till
:3 l’. M. Fill‘1’PltllPlllt’lli't’ttllt 7 until 9 l’. M.
l’riv2ite Lossoiis at any time \\'l:t-.il not ocrinpicd
with class(—.5. At-iiileinics‘ and liiuiilies aztcnih-il
to on l'etlS0'.ttil)l0 Maura. Fm‘ l*'|'|"" ”l‘l’l.V 10
R. H. Wll l'l‘l'I.

Suli::ci-iptino Boole for mm-aisceol' pupils_n0\V

open at the Couiiecticut Hotel. 44

 \

TH}-I cr:i.i«'.ii an‘ F. D .Cllt~Z.-\ ri«:s'r
Carpet Establishment
In I/£8 United Slate-s.
No. 99 .B<iwt'i-_y, Y.
H l HA M Ai\.Dl'l l\'>i)N"S
'~.ig'hi -.‘§p;icio:is i§ttitl;$ i.i.O€lltl.‘~‘
V l'l()LESALE and retail; l“ainili«~saim
iiousekecpers furiiislied at whiiesiile
prices.
' Li's/.q/' Prices. .
Englisli Tliroe Ply Carpets. 8s and 95
lliI])Pl'ltli do do 105 and 11s
Brussels Carpets, 105 and 1523
'l‘ape-stry Ca l'l)f-‘l.'~‘, 9s and 125
Venetian Stair Carpets. ‘.2s, 3s and 45.
Door Mats, amt 43
Table and Piano Co-.'ers. clienp
Coiniiioii Carpets. 9s and Its
Eiiglisli l)riiggc-ts. 3.<8rl to 65
Floor ()_i| Cloths, -Rs to 4s
Floor Oil Cloths. 8 yds wide
l‘.n_g_'lisli (til Cloths. 83 to 93
'.l‘uli+ul lill§.ZS. ‘£03
A.\'uiiiii.-tei' lliigs. $5
\\'iinlow Slizsiles.-$1 to $36
Cliockod ;\laiiirL', 4-4. 5-4. 6-4
Stair Rods. (is. and 10s
Table Oil Cloths. 33
H l ll.-\ M. A VDlCTlSON.
No. 99 l3iii_vi-ry, New York.

is9iii7

 

A CAEQE.
THE iiiitleisignerl propi'iP.l0t'S
-._. of the NorwiilkOmnibus Linc

, r _ A would ll’tr0l'ltl the public that
they run puiictually and regularlytooverytraiii
of Cars and return to the liritlge mi the arrival
of each train, all rnni0r.~z so industi‘iou.<|y circli-
latcd " that they are not to be depended upon”
to the contrary iiolwitlistiimliiig. The oninibus-
leaves the liridze punctually at.

ll) ininuti-s to 6; 715; 915: ll. 6: 12 A. M.
2; 41-2; 515; 6; and M7 15. P. M.
RPi|,ll'liillg leave South l\'or\volk on the ii-i'ri.-ial
of every traiii Hoping liy a strict atto=.nt‘ioii ‘o
the \Vl.~.l‘iPS oi‘ the coiiiuiunit_\~' to merit their
support. we are, the public’s liumblc servants.

sepi-30 lSAAC HOLLY.

 

Now zs the Time to .¢a‘l"(Z 1b’.9neg/ .'
Raymond &. Mead,
’ 7l.‘lA.\'Kl*‘ UL Fortlie niaiiy favors so liber-
ally bestowed on tliem by the public,
would mspectliilly solicit a coutiiiuance ofilieir
pali'oiiagc———lt*i'liiig ilSSlll'(‘(i they can now oil?-r
«_vrcatc-i- ill(.iUC€‘lllelllS than tlicy ever lie-flit‘:-
have done.
Tlieir stock is now l:tl'_$1e and well selected.
couipi'i.<ing all the article-~' usually lt"pl in a
grocery sttiro. tog.-tlwr with a varie-t_v oi" fancy
ouds. such as Sat-«litres. Capt-is. Catsup. Sau-
ces. Table Oils. Maccaroni, Corn Siarcli. Pre-
served l*‘i'i,iils,Spi(:otl l,)l(.‘l\l(‘.‘S. t\'q-.., &c. 'l'lieir
stock of Teas is the l:It'_2PSi and lliltsl (-iii-t-liilly
SP-it’-(.‘il"li oi" any in l\'orwalk. raii;1ii;g in price
li'oiii .‘3( ms to $1 pct’ .b. A trial ofiliaiiri-oll'e-e
is all that is llP(‘.PS$ill'y to convince that it is
superior to any sold in the place. Sii;_rars at
ways on hand, clicap and good liir the pt'ico.-—
.-\lso—Flour. Fisli. Salt. l’ork. lurid. Hams,
Siiiokt-.tl BM-l'. (Co. \\’ill('.ll will be sold c/it-upfor
eas/L. I2?” (z‘oorl.< delivei'eil to any part. otilie

village li cc of i-liargo.
h, 185

1.

Norwalk, .lul_v ‘3Gt

 

 
 

 

.. ...:.-i-&..‘"".s=*

C£d-Riflia 
Summer ./Jr:-tzrigcvriicrit.

( N and after Monday, April 28th. pasca-

- gertrains will ruiidaily, (Sundays except-
ed.) as follows.

Leave 1\iP\V Haveii For Coli sville at. 5.45
A. M. ]l.15 A M. and 3.3!) l’, LN].

Leave New Haven l'oi-'l‘aritl'vill«- and Colitis
ville at 11.15 A. M. and 3301’ AI.

Leave Collin.<villc. for Ne-iv Ha veu :it7.40 A
M., lilo")-5 A. M. and 3.45 l’. M;

Leave 'l':iiilTvillc for [Yew Havcii at 7.15 A.
M. 3 P. M.

The trains froiii Nmv llaveiz at 5.45 A. i‘v[.,
Collinsville at 4'45 P. M. and 'l‘ai'ritl'iille at 3.
I’. .\l., are freight. trains, with passenger ac-
coininodiitions.

. _ S1)ccialArr:zngcnicnt.

On Saturdays, liereaf'iei', until fui'thernoti(-.9,
the 22d passeii,<_ver train out of New Haven will
leave at 6 P. M. or on the arrival of the 3 P
M. e.\'pres.s train from New ‘York.

Trains ofthe l'liii'il'o.id. l’i'ovir.lciice and Fish
kill Railroad leave Plainville for H:ii'il‘oi-d in
connection ' with the morning and ai'ti-riiooii
trains from Collinsvilleiiod Tai°ill'vi||i=,.at .8._l5
A. M. and 12.30. 1’. M.

The triiins of the Canal ‘Road connect with
the trains of the New York and New Haven
Railroad. G. \V. \Vl-IISTLE R, Sup’t.

New Haven. April -28, 1:25],

Sugars. Pious and Crockery’.
, - FINE'lot just i'eceived,and,goii'ig oiijlilie ‘
‘ 4.8:.-Inna .§,noivstoi'm. lit the. cheap store of

the‘ we Pf 1 A-.§E£«..I.-Li‘.1.C.K.-

. 34‘

 .fi.Gifl0.t:WuSM1TH.~-1:

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biisiiiess will'hereiil'iei' he coiidiicis-d by Isaac .

 1vrou‘~LToN's~ 
" - _., . ,_., ,_,-:2:-:;.:‘
O.\1l’l{lS_lN_(_} ii 'l'al| assoi-tmentuql-. Ilia
_ _ ,_ latest styles of;la<lios Dress __Goo,ds,.-.s,u_el|
as. l\i—l,l§ll_ll, .. Delz’i;iie.s-._. low .]‘)|‘l(l§?(i..i0 cxittilgg ting.
_ligured. plain and clmiigealgle >(‘ip(l'(.'cllS‘. ._I}gir_q-.
.iiiatt:is :ind_ Lu.-'ti:_es. prin_ied_ ai'i,g_l,, plain ,;Cash-
‘ma...-, >2: glisli. _French and Aenieijiciin _P,i-into
in till)’, quamity or-(quality- _ ~, , . ‘ '_
Also for geiitleniens wear. ii gre,ii_t_vii_riety of
Bi-ondclotlis, Beaver Clotns,- Cassiiiiers, _sm-iin-
netrs,.Kentiicky Jeans. die. Yestings of Silk.
Satin, V elvet," Cashmere, ézc. p Also low,.pi-iggp
qualities-—-ii g()0li'3tSS0l'in'l8lIt'._ -_ . -j
A150 300 Blue Pilot Cloth Monkey *-‘Jackets.
ii good article and VP|'y’,L._llP-fll1- {I g0Qd.6I§,Sp|'l-
meat. of other i"-eddy made Clo_tliing.- consisting
of over coats, sacks, Pants, — Vests. 65¢. Adqo
'tI new-andvery much improved-kintl'0i:W00l35fl
Under-_ Sb‘.it.s. _ ' " ' * ’ ‘
Also I00 pair Ba
25 cts per pair. ‘ *
Ba_v_ State Shawls. all qualities
maiio-factui'iii'e’s pi~ices.- .. _ . . g ..
Cai'peting,l,Nliitting and Oil Clotlis,’const{mt-
ly on li:md. . -
Also 5000 yrds 44 Brown Sher-ting. the best
quality «nude in tbisicocutry at 6 1-4 cts per yd.
also superior Bleached Slieeti_iigs at the same
price. ‘ ' A
Also 40 hhls Ship [loiad suitable for feed.
New Goods from auction and ollier sources
every week. .
Mons and Boys Clothing cut. as usual freeof
clnirge—-or made to order in the best and -latest
style til. much less Ilia ii the oi-iliuiiry prices.
S MOULTON, JR.
\Vi-stport. sep. 15. I351.

NEW C.Pa.I‘§.-:'~§i..'€§.l‘§ NUEXSERY.
V Wlllhf iiLirsor_y now Plltl_)l'€l(:il)g filie‘eii:i::i'es

of iillI(l. ieriiisists of more thai'i two hail-
ilrc-il tliousaml i=ii;__r_i'z:li‘i-cl Fruit Tree-s. enihracinig

 

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3.

bcocks : 's'h6oid§i-"‘ ;Bi'uces Bt_

{and ‘sizes at

it‘

rot. A l.~o, ii v;ii'ioty of Grape viiies.(1loosel)ery
Rzisplwri-y and Sti-awlrer_v plants. The ornit-
incntal it‘i‘€'S are llorsc Clie-stout, Mountaiiii
Asli. Spru. 9. .~\iiii-rican Fir, .~\~rbor Vitae and
lfiuropcan Larcli

The .~‘Pll‘t'll()lt of the varieties of Fruit trees is
only a‘l'ow l'roui tlii-. ninn_v. miilii‘acin}_r oii'y ill?!
mo.-"t \’illlltiillP vai'ietic.~_: known. in i-riliiwiiioii in
l‘:lll'u“/t‘ and Auiei ica. The 'l‘rvi‘s ul'llii.s nor‘-
SPl'_\' are yotiug, vigorous and true to their
iiame.

The P(‘::('ll lives are of licaliliy ot'ig_iii from
\Vcxtcrii .\e-w Y-ink and are not siiljec-I to di's’v
case kimwn as *- 'i‘oilows’- wliicli usually intest-
ti'ccs §_Zl'll\Vll iii the iiiiisi-i'ics of New Jersey
:iii4l.vi(-inity ol' N:-iv York. '

As the ;-ii'o-crii.-i»-i's can suppij,‘ ii cw thous-
and ol the V:ll'l(-.lll"S siiiiiilrle lbr triiiisyilirting
this tiill. Ilioy rusps-',:tl'iill_y iiivito: all who wish
to plain liirnit tires, to visit their niiisi-.i-y which
is situaic-d on llw larm of Stcplicii Hoyt, one
mile and a lnili'ca.~:t Oiiilit‘. village of New Ca-
naan and tlirvi-. iiiiloszriiil a halt ii-oni Norivalk.
si-‘p 12m -5'l‘l7..l’lriE.\i UUYT (‘C CO.

Eifiiiiiiif’ TREES
AT THE
Q i v 0 0 ~ - o

.':iouti.) Animal!» Masai),
fikbl-l E subscribers i'espe(-tfiilly solicit the
.1... attentinii ol'iruit.gi'o\vers' to their stock of
'l‘i‘ees. coiisistiiig of choice A pple, Pour, Cliei‘-
ry Plumb. Appricot and Pi-zecli ’.l‘i'cc.s_ Ever-
uwoias and cxtrii 33'/.i-~<l liorso-, Clit-stiiuts and
mountain ash. Also a very lino lot of lsiiliolliv
and Catauba Grape: Vim-..~i. Also the true Rail
An!-it‘/2"]; ]i'a.s];I;(:v3/. \\'ill('ll we wi-ii-i'ai-it.-a=iid-
hold ourselv:-s i‘e.<p«.-iisililc-. for its llPllV_.<1 the new
or Pure l‘('(i .»\iitwt-rp. The. Last r"-t'()i-t. or Isl.
oi‘ Nov. will be the |il'();)r"I time For putting out
the plants, \'t hen all tier-o.’-.~ai‘_v d'iri=(-ttion wil-l be
giveii. (ii".(). .‘_‘7li}‘i':\l(lUl‘(. & Cu.

1’. S. “'0 r-autiou the public. to buy no
Antwi-rps oi':iny twzstlll \\‘l!li(illl, lioldi;-g ll|€‘l1l
i't-spo isibir li-r ll‘:-' lieiirg the new or pure rcd
.-\iiti.\'oip. '1 he coubtry is full oftlie spurious
Lind. scpflll If

 

Just Received!
The EJfll’g6St “Stock

0/‘ and PM

G'oor/3. at pricr:.s pc7fc,r't/y/ (M072 is]: fog
In, fact, some G'oo(l.s'_ are almost

GV A A y
H. 333. 4. WE .
0117' (1.s'.vo7'l222cm. of I»’('La7'72€.s'. (,'(1.s'h--
moms-. /I/p(m,'('/3, ]’o/2/'i7z.s'. Pc7'.s'7'(1n.
I)eL(zi77cs. '1'/nflmt (,'/oth, lift:/2710,.
""07 057"?’ llllli.-SS GOODS ‘W-‘>‘
7/cvc7' as good at prcsci/t.

Our Stock of‘ I)ri-‘SS Siliifi 35 l|l‘tl"l¢’"-‘flu
('t)l)>l§ill|_Q (ti. Black and Culiireil, }~‘igiiri-(l and:
Piain, in all and cw-i'y i‘aiit—-iy. Our stock of.‘
in;-_I< and all ottwr goods for Me-o’.~‘ and Boys"
wvaris larger than eve-.i' licforo oll'oi'ril. In.
fact. Ladie-.~i ai.=d (ii-ntli--mi-ii can "find any and‘,
man-_\,' article wanted for Di'cs.-'. Use. or Orna-
iimnt. and at prim-s that would iistoliisli all. iilidri
DE F Y COMPETITION. A lso. the La i'gest.:
Stock of Donn-stir Goods er:-r «:fl'«-rod. and by‘:-
all odds the clis-apes! Don‘! ii')i‘9_ol‘. the

“Old Bridge s-ion-ea
Is (/21: p/ucejor B/11%}.-'1]./VS .’ .’f
C ._l- GllUMdN--

Norwalli. Sop. 1, 18:31-
Grcat inducements
At f't'-1>- I5 Mail: Street-

TI«‘,\V S'l'(){'K:if liiall Hooils at the Hat,
Cap. and For .\'tnrc of ll. C. T'andlc.—-

Just rm-‘il ii laigc as.~oi't:m.-:it, of iiieii’s cloth,
plush. mohair and zlazutl Caps at tho |;.ie.ct.
stylus‘ itlsti, the latest i'uii:=.ty oi‘ e-.iiiidii=n and!
youth's ‘lots and Caps eve-r ()if4‘l'PLl in Norwalk,.

1.‘ Biidgqrbe. on. 1351.

which are not to be beat in iieatlies:-i, durability
and ‘7il”"l)|lR.~‘s Call and see 'liis stoi-k‘ot'wuol.
and for Hats for cliildrc-.n. liincy Ca ps. Umbrel-
las. Uiiitrii and CiliRi)llil:l~l];|l.S2 coihtiiiitly on
lnind iilli (.‘tlS(’S and band boxes. A ,goodarticlo
F'ui's of all kinds in their :~-ca.-()ii. ’ ‘
The fall liisliioiis for gzeiitlenie-n’s Hats rec'd.~
lioin'wliicli lie is inauuliictiiriiig an :tl‘tlcleii1tIt-
cannot fail to please. varying in prices from
$2 50 to $4 00, the quality of which has been
so well tested by his iiuinerous patrons that it
is needless to comment. Caps from lsto 203.
Also a feiv Alcohol bbls for sale cheap. L
Sept. 9, 1551. -

Sc/tool. .7l’4'2.=_cr?la7u’o7(s aurl ’ Blank‘
Books. Stationery, -&c, &c.
A-T HET.-\lL.—Bliil~;eniaii dc Tomiiiison,

13 “'21” street, li-idgzeport. Ci., ii re now
selliiig School Ilooks. Slzit-ioiie-i'y,-<.\-‘c. at retail
at froiii ‘£0 to 3ll‘pt—~r cent less than tlie‘usual
retail [)l'l('(-‘S. _ Books that. liave _f0l‘lllPl'lV been
-‘Niel at $1 1?. tlwy are now selliiig frmn'.3o go
35 cts; others that have liecin suhl'l'0I' 75.lltey
are now selling for 60 and 62. cts—otlier Books

proportionately low. ,
‘ A BL.A‘KEM~AN°6c"1"0M§.INSON.‘ .
. —',‘}.‘.'i.'ff'.-'1 BILL. ‘-1

 

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