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" '"i"'Tlle Daily News states that General
‘ thr_o;.vn her glories around the midnight;
. cried and the mind elevated amid the love-
,, " in Wilton, 222d inst... Charles Seymour, aged 35
"5 _ .—_,7:r:,‘,~ }~._, .. v , y .' _ _,.,.,,, .,. , , V, u ‘“" “ ""”_:“‘ _‘ "“’
cvemno‘. ‘it is t1lSCl‘Si.'|i8ll' that the French ~‘ - -I .. —. .:~.._-» ;. i-. ‘ - ~ . .' _ _ r - ,. .. - . ' '
llialfll-5l.l°Pil'é‘l - ILL.be solixteixlitlllliflillctinn on Thurs. NE“, CANAIGN. A -it .l = . i +- 1' «';"">.'.‘,."- s f ii:-"‘i""":" '
. . . S . _ V . . .- , . - , ~ ,. F-)1 . ‘H... ._.». _ -‘-- 1». ;- ..»- 3.. . V’ , N. Y. V ‘ : , , .- , ‘ , V‘ K, .. ‘ I W. , ~;y,;,«-K’
' -if °3‘ &.N'_-‘Haven R3111;-,o_ad. -3-‘ ‘ .:" i "
of..ides,p’atches ‘by’ Vtelegrapih. Tb¢,,n,5,»e.
ments-?'of. the troops are silent . and firm;
Duringtbe day barricades‘ have been -thrown
up in ee.tn.at- . .
lra‘lt‘.“p‘ilst‘one,"an‘”‘ilnménsa crowd, of
ili'ou‘t‘5,000 troiips, tnovi-‘n'g aloiig‘ t.h’e"*Boul.
evard,,‘was‘firell into from the neighboring
passages andhouses. The firing was re-
turned by the troops, and the cotnbat las-
‘9'—l_ l'.°«'-l1€I,lf.nt1.»l1_olt,r_, w-ith«_cannon shot and
_ musketry, i , _,
C At the some time, further /down the
Bolilevards, a brisk firirggiwzls kept up till
-4 P. M._ It had then nearly ceased in the
'neigllb«lrll‘o'_od ofithc Boole‘-.vards at Tierres,
,-..b,u‘—t c_ontinu_ed in other qularters... ' '
I*‘ull',.p,a_r_ti_e,ulars cannot-gbe got.
._ing ‘is iccrtain ‘but that this sanguinar_','
strugglelias actually taken place. Marry
passersby were _i_lljured,_;,r;ll'a, gentleman
and llisf d;rug_hter'are reported to have betfn
t:‘illl~ji;l._1 ,
i V 6‘ olcloclr, on the Boule&jal'tls desi Ita-
liens, the tiring had almost _enlirely ceased.
At 7 o'clock, a fight occurred in the streets
in the Quarticrs St C,‘-Martin and St. Denis.
The illsurrectilln, however, is quelled, in
all parts‘,.anri'.t’he troops have "returned to
"their barracks. ‘ ' ’ _ .
. ~’ The barricades of the Faubourg, St'-Den-
' is and St. .\‘lartin, and the Boulevards near
the Bastile, had been destroyed when the
troops ret_ired. , _ _
The ll"l'e:‘ald's and Chronicle’s corres-
,_puntl_l=nts state that General.'C‘-astellun,at
Lyons, ani_l:GetIeral-ldllygier, have_ declar-
ed agai-ns_t the’ Gover‘l‘lrnéllt, but the report
is denied elsewhere. V Stcas-burg. and I{'lL_€"lUIS
Iarealso said to ll.a_vt‘--risen, and doubts are
_ entertllined of Gén_el_'al Mig_on..
Nowmeyer ‘ls marching with four l‘(‘.,t_r,l‘
memo from the north. A
The Times says that an attempt at an
cmutc at Droyer Amend was energetically
suppressed. A
Latex‘ front France!
The Collins ‘steal-rler Canada, with four
days later news, arrived in New York on
Tuesday il*lill.‘4Tt)(7C')'n last The reports of the
finlire success of Louis -Napoleon are con-
'.’-il-lrred. At the "latest date, Pans was
.tranquil, and also the 'Departments The
.army«cotuplet-ely holds -inclleclt all counter ’
m'ovcmen'ts-of the people, and the demands
of Napoleon will no doubt be -compliel:-l
with -*"=l‘tF-is-liovl=ever,.l)ut a‘.t'ei-t§pi0l‘ar_v vic-
tor-yon his ‘part-, and France wlll in :1 few
months become the theatre ‘of a new and
we ‘hope a really republican revolution.
.% The most terrific gale ever known
occurred on Lake Elie,-last week. The
splendid steamer Mayflower, was driven
on ‘shore =_neat_', Con_ea-ut, and the ‘upper
worlis are a complete wlcclt. The coolness
and skill of the olficcrs alone saved the lives
of tliepassengers and crew. S
The.stea_uler Em pirté ' was out in the same
gale, and was not heard from util Monday
of this week. She left Cleveland Dec.
14th, and at 2- o'clock the next morning ”
the storm commenced‘. She endeavored to
make Grand River on Monday night, but
the stormincreased and the lee guard was
under water. The decli load was throwll
i ever, but the water gained fast and the Ves-
sel "refused to mind herhelm. C-apt. Wall'-
or then ordered five or six hundred live
hogs’to be tllrowu over, when the vessel
righted and headed for the Canada shore.
She cast anchor~ in five fathoms water and
rode out the storm with much difliculty
and finally reached Gravelly Buy at 4 1-2
c’clok on Saturday morning. Among her
passengers are, Erastus L. Lester, and Phi. -
lander Crook, of New York, and A. B
Hoyt, of Boston. A
3:? Virginia.-—.l ohnson, the Democratic
candidate for Governor of Virginia, will
have about 20,000 majority on the popu-
lar vote.. In the Legislature, the Demo-
crats will have a large majority.
{[7 At’ the Kossuth Fund Meeting held
in Hartford, on Monday evening, Gov.
Seylrlour presided, and resolutions were
adopted in favor of avo-.-.-ing non~interven-
tion- Mr. Brace, lately returned from
Hungary, was present, and addressed the
meeting.
-Five English vessels-of-War have ap-
peared oll'Vera Cruz.
(l(=;~Nigllt is beautiful itself, but it ts still
more heautilul in its associations; it is not
linked as day is, with_our cares and toils--
the business and listlipess of life. The
sunshine brings with it action , we rise in
the rn‘l'.lrnit1g,.and our task is _before us;
and night comes, and with it rest. If we
leave sleep, and ask not of dreams forget-
fufness, our waking is in solitude, and our
employment is thought. Imagination has
the silence, the shadows, are steeped irl po-
etrv. Even in the heart of a crowded
city, where the moonlight falls upon the
pavement and roof, the heart would be soft-
liness of Night’s deepest and stillest hours.
" ’ “ That Bridge.”
his generally supposed that the New Bridge will
be in readiness for the passage of St. Nicholas, on
New Years llight.' “May [be there to see.”
I fltutrlch.
In \vllmn.2l§l3T.-l, Mr. Brllllley Stllrges, to
Miss Catllarine Belts, hotll of Vllilton.
" illirb.
years.-.-g -_ _. _ V. .» .
‘In Ridgefield, 2-ltb,‘l';bellezer Jones. aged 56.
Noll» I
l~".Y§» We .8'‘‘l1°.tl!')?‘0fi..-lt'l! '
\,__y_,i};eitt. ill 10
,o',clock_A'. M.- unless pl-eviousfy dis'po‘s,etl,,of:lr.
_j‘lri'v‘:lle salré.')' ouep:lil' of 'l'lt')l_‘se.s, two -i_sleig".l_ls',
three lvllifolts. tlal'llessg_3,s, and it variety‘ of mher
articlos'too_uumo-rous to‘ mention. , 'f‘
\VIL LIAM fl A \VLE Y, Assignees of estate
LEWIS H.,B.~\_lLEY,' of 12* A Roakgvall.
‘Ridgefield; 26th Dec. _l 851. ' ' i” 2152
T; g ‘ ;I‘,o'r Sale Cheap. "
- A HE residence of the sut:scl~ib"'el"sitlla-
‘ted in Pwdlling‘. about. 5 mile west of the town,
contni‘ni’l‘lg5‘acl'es of lllncl, with it gobd’d\vell-
log house. ‘burn. and tvool.lllouse. — ‘Also one
building which would allswer for ll select .-’t'.l'lool
room or‘ tllerjll:luil:lll .p'ul'lioses. The la lid is of
m‘.'(:'elll-.tlt. (‘ltlllllly--—lS livery tlositvrtlle pl;tceL.tllIl.l
w_i_ll,l)t§ soldichesi p. _ l_‘1.tIq?ll‘l:6 on the pvt-.mi-es.
‘ V’ 0 ' ' ASAHEL S. DUNCOMB.‘
Redding, Dec. 2851), 1551. ' I St!-51 ,
5:
l
THE citizens
of'l\'ol'walk and
‘ adjoining towns.
.--.r- -...:.-< -.=- _iulerestcdin the
purclitlst-l lit" it :-tczlln ll‘Ulf_'l}i null pussl.'.ngo=.I' bout
ul'ot'Hqt1eslC(lto meet‘. at the ‘Nnrwallt llotel
ll1lS("l‘lI't*Stlit)’l evening. 3lll.'il inst. at 7 (I clock,
to hear and act on the report oftllo committee
zippuinttall to l-.orlfcl' with Czlpt. Folvl'er in i'efer-
euco to the )lt1l'cllt1$P. of the steamer Dani.-ury.
Per order. C. ISAACS, Cltairillan,
flalifornia G-old
7%; AKES guv:lll_Ncw Your-‘s pl-resellts. \Ve
.1. have to day l'etlll'lled from New York
with lots of gold and silver. goods. xvatrtzlms.
tthzlius, seals. keys, pills, rings, pencils. llllmblos
bi':lceirel..-7 and |ot:kcts—-all gold. Also, every
v:ll'iel_v nfsilver wares. to_golll:-,l' with :lny,qnan-
lily oflilllcy goolls. You can get. sullstallliaal or
falnrey presents ifyou will be sure:-lm_l call at my
store. (Dec, 29.) C. E. l)lSl}R.f_)\V.
To (In: Probaltz Court for its .Dislrict of A ‘or-
w/zl.-’: : ' .
7 HF; applilsntiou of JAMES l3YXBl‘ll7I of
- Norwzlllt in said (ii.-:tl'it-.t. respi-t:tfully
sllowerll that he is pllrnlll. zlml rull‘ut'al ';,ztt:tt'lli;m
to lzilllelilm l5},=>:lll-9.’l‘lleodol'e S.-ll_\'xl)i{p_ -,\],.,-Y
it}. l5y.\:llr-c..loi'lll F. Byxbl-o zl-ntl Cllarll-.3 ll.
l3_vxller-. lnillors llelollgin_r_-_ to said tli.-ltl'lt:l‘.alltl
that said rninors are the t)\VlH‘!!'_S oi thefnllolvillg
real t~st.'m-., viz: at tzerlaill piece ofland lying in
said Nor-w:llk'. "at lt‘lll.\: Hill sonallell, in qulllility
two acres and tllirly-nine l'0!lS, bounded north-
l-rly and (’.llSl’(‘.l'l_V’ by Daniel K. Nash, southerly
by Josllull Jennings and wife, and wclsmrly by
highway. sultje. t. totlle iilrztxllllimllccs of the
life estate of said Jliliies .l3y.\:b,ec-.. ,
And he ful't.llel- .-mys that the estltte/is at
present l:llpl'olltlct'ivo; that the avails therellf
arc tvutllutl an the support. maiureuanrze and
education of said lnillors. and that it will be for
the advalntzlrve of said minors to sell the smile.
and invest the avails tilt-reuf ll(3L‘(Il'(illt\_' to law;
v.'hel'el"ore he says that tllore-is just mill reas-
onable (:ttlJ>'(! for selling the saline. lle tllcro-
fore prays the court to orrlvr saitl l'(~‘-ill estslto to
be sold, and to empower llilu or some other
meet person to sell this same, pursuant to the
statute in sucll case mllde and provided.
Dated Dec. ‘Hill, 1851. , V .
' ' .l.\;ll‘ES l"lYXBl'llC,,
Pslreut and l]Illl|I'Zll(,itl?ll'(ll3ll1.
Diem-'r.£ of .\"orlva.’..’c Probate Court, ss _Dcc-ember’
‘.3-1.071. 185.1.
Orlferlzr/—-'l‘ll:lr tlte lilrogoiug application be
lleurll and til-lel'll‘lilrr=.il at the l:l'Ult2li€‘. ()ffl-::e in
L\l0l"\Vllll\ on the 't0ill.(lily of l\l_;lrcll. 1652. at
9 o'clock ilJl'P!lU0t!; and that notice tllereof be
ptllilislled in soule public tle\\'.~:p:lpr,-l' ui-.:ll' the
phlce \\'ll(!i'fl S|lt'l| real l-stzlte lies. tllree Nveeles
slwcessively, at least six \\-malts before said time
Gl£Ol.’..Gl1‘. A. DA VENl’0l}‘t'l‘.
Jtlllgo.
assigned.
5;‘
- Will be Paid
TO‘un”y on'e-who will furnisll iuforlnation where
y Sn.-itrs-omaftzzatt
Cu ll be l’rocul'ed as Cheap. and of as sttperior
qualities, as attire far famed Store of
unE.nAYau)sD.
Honesty, Energy, Perseverance
and Eieonomy
Are the true lnllxilusol succe.-‘s. Always bear
in mind the words of Fl':lnkliu,——-“Otle cent
savcdis bel.lel' than two t:l_~.llls gained.” An
opportunity is now ofiieretl where you can save
l4‘i10M 15 to 2-5 per CENT!
Simply by pul'c.llasiug your Goods ill future at
the above Eulpnriuln.
\V. E. RAYMOND.
New C.lu‘lan, Dec. 27.1851.
599 IVIESE WAPITED
Not to \'.*or'lz upon the
Rail Road!
But. to purcllaso their
At the CI-lEAl’ CASH STORE oftlm sub-
sl:ri2:et' where in saving is lnade stlfflrtilsllt to pay
for ten miles travel. Call and prove the truth
at ‘ .Gl_3O. \V. SMITHS.
South Norwalk. Dec. :26, 1851.
Received this Day.
YARDS (3.\li.l’E'l‘lNG in pio-
ces suitable for small roolus.cou-
sistillg of English 3 ply, super double ingrain.
and all wool venetian, |)lll‘(:llt|8E'.l at auction
very cheap, and for sale at l\IOULTO'.‘l’,S.
VVestport, Dec. 9th, 1851.
, " Books!
US l‘ rec‘d a large assortment of toy and
fancy books, stntiollel-y. c‘<:c., selected ex-
pressly tor the coining llolidnys.
W. E. BISSELL.
Ready for Winter. -
UST received ti lalglge and splendid lot of
Robes, Bells and Blankets, call and exitin-
no them. \VM. B. SVVAN.
_ Skates.
INE and low pricéd Skates, iorsale by the
doz or re.-t.ail by
S'l‘REE'l‘ dz QUINTARD.
49
Burning Fluid
F a superior lpllllity, for .~;:lle' by the bar-
rell or retail. by" -
S'[‘l1Elt'.'I‘ dz QUINTARD.
Lath.
GOOD LA'l‘H just rec'd
by 7. SANFORD.
Westpolt, Nov. 17, 1851.
‘ ‘POCKET &-TABLE CU'1‘l.F.RY com-.
- |'Il'lBlngfl variety of New Putmrns. at pri
cos‘ a little lower-tlmn they have Ilitbel-to been
oti'ered'inthis market. - “For Sale bv '
0
In Danbury.'l'0tll iu§t;, Beliijah"liWildlnan, aged
75 yum: 130:, Willow Sarah Rockwell, aged 75.
0
D. FINCEI.
~ ~ ~ 0
7‘ ‘ HIS
of'Illnd. t:oll,sist_s of lnol'e§..fllag.,. tyyo j"_hun- "
rlred t hollsaud ellgIft1il_‘l‘:e«_l3l"l19,li;Tl'e§s. ét1]l)f§|cillg
Apple. Peal‘. PetI‘f(i:l"l"§-,P'|utri,"Cl.iqll5i mid Appri-
cot. Also. a v:Ilfi,_;__Iy._’-"bf Gm,.,¢‘*vlng§;uo§,seb..«y
Raspllerry and S f'__t,i\l}'l)8l‘y pl;’m]§,, i if
The selection .. ,£t_he-.vnttil,-ties of. Firlliiiwees is
only a fvw lIle‘—‘ililti-la.-atlming.«llx.~ywe
i n
I:
lLnost valuzlgle varieties known,"iu cultivation
‘ urope an America. .,»_,~
The Peaclt t_ree§,_. .~. , _
Western New Y*"n‘ri<' ‘nrrd~l‘i'l-e‘-'nE§l _¢lj'l'.’j‘.=.,-l ,lo*iifi*‘§.’
ease know-l_l.as “ Yollows“ whicll usuall ' infest.
.. . . . . 3
trees‘ ,Q;l'0i\\’ill"‘lll’ the" n_ul'series ‘of ”N‘e\v"Jersey_
and vicinity of York,
The s:ubst:|.'Ibt-rs \v‘uuld:lnvll.e: nllt.~wl'lojwtsll..
to plant Frllit_trees, to,visittlleir nursery which
is sltuiited ontlle lawn: of Stephen Hoyt, one
mile and a halfeast ofthe village of’ New Ca-5
naan and three miles and ll half from Norwalk.
S'l‘l-II’l-1 EN l-IOYT 56 CO.
New Canaan, Jan. 1852. 35
"Music AND I‘l“i'“.Ii'l'Ii\i.‘;l-'l_H.“"
‘H E 8lll)£('.|'llJ8l' would give liotittc t.llai’t-Mr;
'l‘llolnpsou,th‘e Principal of the South
Norwall; Atzllvlelliy, will have the nssistance of
his daluglltev on and after .il’llilllll'V Isl. who will
give lessons in mu.-;ic.llt the l'B§ltlt’nl?6 of the
lmlills ll"~l¢*-?iI‘<:Ll. or furnish the IXSH of iusl:I'u-
luallts free cfclmrge to those pl-et'r=.l'rillg lu l-4-,.
ceive lessons at her roolns at the house of the
stlbsclillers. She w'l|l"lllso instruct. tl class ill
lt‘ l‘F‘l1(:ll at; her rooms iftlesirell. l’ersl,-us \-visl1-
ing in-'trul:tiou in either ‘of the above lll":lnchcs
will please apply llext (loor to 11].. ,,,.._,,,t,.,,,,._
SYLVAi\’US llAiGIl'l‘.
South Norwalk, Dec. '20, 1551. 3l,51
_;.;__
A_meri_oan Art: Einion. ‘
llE dlsll'l_l)utiou of tlln,I’alilll.iligs nf mig
. Institution llaviug been postpnnetl until
“'0 3lSl'« lHI~‘l‘-. the sllli.~icl‘iber will receive sub-
scriptions till that: tiulr-.,
J. A. \VElSD.
Dec. 20. 1851.
Settle up:
9
‘if. 5(:l'll)t‘l' are requested to l::l'll":lil:l make
Schooner for Sale.
W 'l‘llE schooner Minerva is oll’et'e..tl
4,.:,ah_,_tolls, and is in good szliliug cullditiotl.-‘-—
1lr()l' furlllt-r pttt'llClll3l,ll§,"C§ll(]l)ll'B lit the
. D. K. it-‘ASH. '
South Norv.'nlk,_ Dec. 12th. 1851. '50
1).»; 13/11.. 1851. . .. ,
E .‘| 5'1‘.-'t'l‘lll (ll"Jl‘:SSl:.: li“.lVk’_A"l".l1.l:tl’.té 0l‘;lll6_
‘lull Static. of Next? I Yt)__l'l£. .(it‘C"(l.
walk lifllll lilniterl, llllllillllowc-ll six months from
the date hereof. lIll' the clerlitors of sllid astute
illmludlnto payment to C. J. G‘$,[il.'»MAN.”if
for sale.
store 01 if. H. Nuslt, or of ll-i'e'sullscl'illel'.'
District of .-"v'm'tL?t1lIt." as -Probate Court, Decem-
tmvuof'Uie;1o ill the courtly of Otsego,
The court of probllrr-. lor the distrilzt of Not‘-
to exhibit. their claims for B6llll.’ttH‘.|ll..A Those
who lu=,glect to present. tlleiraccounts.-properly .
Hlffisl-Hl. within said limo. will be (l¢~lutI't‘ed't\
l'ecovl~.ry.
are l'equestctl to utilize ‘ittlllwdillle pllynlent to‘
SA;\lUl".L 1’. RA.\‘i)l_.l1I.
. ‘ - ' Alli-I)l!)|Sll'ttl0I'.'
0
_ Sleigh Bells. , .
gfi A Sieigli Bulls. assorted lroin no. 0. to
’ ' ll) clllllpl'isill;:. l'()lI}_'ll. tH>li~'lH’tl and
lifvor platted. l{l¢'l.~"‘-, and on .~:tr;lps. for sale. by‘
S'l‘Rl£E'l‘ t\: QUI-.‘\"l‘A RD.
Bi"".S'l.' quality of iWall'.-‘cilles Olive Oil. ox-
. pre.ssly for table use, just t‘ecl='lvml by-
J. A. WEDD.
Ol.”..Sl*.‘. l\‘AlLS made fl-nlu the best. Nor-
wngiau .u:lil rods, and w:lrr:lntml us rep-
resellted, for sale by D. lt‘ll\‘C'l-l.
, Al mnacs.
lDDLEBRUUK’S Allnilnacs for sale b)
the hundred, dozen or single. at
El
J. A. W1-2l«1D"S.
PLAS’PER rmtl CI-1i\ll~3N'l‘ ill.
‘ 0L.\l.‘s"I‘l3D'S.
l’OR—'l‘l{\'G. blasting |)0\'v'tlPl' and fuse in
ally quantity at OL.\lS'l‘l_‘}AD'S.
UGARS very cheap. 3000 lbs i’»U'l."l‘EP»
- for sale cheap at. S. E. Ol.l.\l."lll*iAD.
Almanacs.
ll
lDDLl'll3 llt){)l{’S ‘N ew Ezlglsltld Almo-
uud 15 cents per «ion. by
nucs for l85:‘,l7ll‘sale:lt.$1,75 per gross
BLAKI-EMA-.\ &'l‘O.‘.lLlNSO.\'.
I3 \V:lll sh, .lll'ltl_gUllOl'l‘, Ct.
49
Repairing.
AVING nrlgzlgcll tho sm'vit'.es of an ex-
llt‘l‘l(llrC(3ll .lHW(‘-ll6*l', I am l)l‘(~'.t):|l'eI_l ti. pg.
acute the most dlflilzllltjtlbs in l'(‘-[)Ilit'll)_L ofe\=ery
deslrripliou of jl-.u'e|l'y. Also. all lllisigiyg fl“-
sct_~rct. societies, die. neatly and prnlllptly oxe
cuteda C. A. DURAN D.
fl Victorfines!
UST‘ rt-c’ll. the largest and richest assort-
ment. of Victoriues ttutl Clills ur. all prices.
Call and examine them.
H. C. HANDLE.
UST R §C'D. ll large lot. of slloelnakcl-5
leather splitting lnllcllincs. by
IIEZVZRY l-I.-"iv.\‘-DES.
A Good Assortment;
( ll‘ Chin-.l, Crocltery, Glzlss. lilzlrtzllen. 'l‘ill,
Jappllllell, Bl-ittzlulu, '\Vootlen and V\lillo\v
“-’m'n, 'l‘;llllt.\ Cllli(»*J')" ‘\Til|OVf.l tlml lllftttgsr, in-1135
K6-.t:.lllt and llt)ltS(>‘.-’lt(‘.f,\pllll_1 good.-' ill gellr.-nil can
piles. times be found at our store, and we will
make grunt ind |lCl"th(5l1l’.S to purl:ltaset"s.
LOCKVVUOD. [lAlGll'l‘ 6.: Ct).
Stamford Savings Bank.
EI’O1'_~‘l'I‘S are 1':-rt’-ivltcl by the Treasurer
at the r-.ouull=l' of the Stulnford Blink.
every business day from 10 till 1:? o'clock in the
morning and from 1 till '2 o’l-.lnlrk in the after‘-
noon. TH EODORF. DAVl:‘.Nl’C)l}.'l‘.
I’ resilient.
Crus. G. Rocxwoot). Treastlrer. 3:44
G'uiver’s Furnace.
hllve made al'r:lllgelllents for and are
sole agent for the sole uflllis cclelll':ltnri
furnace for this and rllljllillillg places and are
prep-.lrr~rl to take 0I‘tlm'S for or sot them at man-
ufacturers’ prices, and wlllrnuttlletn. For re-
ference call at the store.
LOCKWOOD, [.1AIGH'l‘ as CO.
Men’s and Boys‘ Clothing
ADE up to or:ler in the latest style and
of the best workluanslllp. at the lowest
pl'it:.l-.s that good work can possibly be done for.
All work \vut'I'untcd to lit or no sale. at
M()UL'l'ON’S.
E?‘ Cutting: (lone gratis.
\Vo-stport. Oct. 28.
For Sale. ‘
EVERAL vlllllltble building lots. in size to
suit purchasers. Also, several valuable
dwellings referred for sale. Enquire of A
cuss. E. DISBROW.
47
A EMPTY'Pork Bbls for sale by
l , ' S. E. OLMSTEAD.
F LDID and Clunphcno-:by t11o..l<.e.'z 0!‘ Efllltm
at DISB ROW'S.
t Ll. persons who am illllelltell to_ll1_oisuli-E,’
Sho ctll'l'lt§_§.,0Ver‘ 100 gross ~
All persons itldebted to said eslllro_
l3r:st«:,r«‘1«:'.A.'rrlr«:’r-is of
;jJOE] N. PROPRIETOR,
' gfglly announce to his-
“tliéli uhlic that the above
.. . , . ,_ . tyflllltnel‘ undertho
super-iniT§3lide , g';'g ,..dt"‘tlte‘ 3|il'ojpl-“into r with special
I‘efel'ellcB:td‘.tl’fe ajec‘oin iuhdtltion-of ti-ansimlt. and
gleI‘nlll.1.llin;‘,l)om'dersT" ]t_,_'uo\v tflnltlins 45 wel
vent l__lt]yi:§(l_,4!nll tel _é_9‘gll lifly-_t__' l1i,i'_n_i,,s|)i I lodging rooms. ‘
p"l'ov.ide'i'l with all rlle‘tI16iléi‘ii‘improveinents and
convenient‘-es. '“Conn‘écted with the hotel is «a
resturllunt 0}; dining ._§1.t.l99.I;, where all the sub-
st1,_i_,lll,l¥§;l,'8.=-517}fll(=l;“§leliclyci'é§.§ jtlle season are pro-
vldeill-":rt§‘-3'1:-;i€Io§ill'fili‘t'2s at all llours, and
served up in it SI-.V.lB I10!‘ inferior to any house of
the kiud"in tlie’.U.tiite(l States;'- 'l‘llo5li.'1tl'oll:lr1e'
of the public is r_.especfully solicited. Baths 12$
'cfl;s';;;‘lfl‘ggi_llgs sing! e‘ _l'rolilt_ls7'f.>_.5"ets.
New York, Nov. 24th, 1831.
, 6m48‘
are New Goods
'-ill the Wcstport llariet.y.Sto're‘ !
. W HE sub.-.cribel' has recently added very
. _consitlel'albly to his stock of Goods lit the
above" csttllllislllnenr. nlaking the assortment
conlplcte 'i”n e\‘0l'Y’d0ttflrlmelll.
He has now on hand {I first-rate stock of
Drugs and ';\Iedii_:ioes, Perfumery and Confer:
tinnery. Also. Books and Stllriollery-. Clltslerv,
Bruslwsuurl Combs. -l*‘.ug'~is'tl l4‘renr-.h and Ger-
‘Hill! ‘Toys. t\:c.. wllicll he will olfer for sale
-.lle:lp.~ '_l‘lle public are invited to call and ex-
.uiiue for themselves.
t JOHN \V. TAYLOR.
\Ves.tport, Dec. 1, 1851 2lu*-18
l3llt_vl.r;t:1*on1'. Juno ‘25t.ll, 1351.
F. the sull3cl'illo:'s.r-zlcll llaviug ])lll'(‘llll.‘,=G(l
ol l3l:lkem:;ll t’"\‘. 'l‘olnliusou. in \‘."ull st.
','B'l'_ld;:‘,'_§[)Q_l'h,': opposite City llotol, cm: of tlleir
fir.-e Gui-ti \VllIcl1e;-2, oalioll the R:lill'o:ld \V:itcll,
ttlltl having tried »aul.l'pI'oveti-’ l.ll(-‘. some to ourv
szltiz-;fal:tloll. do ilhfofil cordially recolnluentl them
to the public, and .pul't'.il-.u’at'ly to suporltltc:lzl-
cuts, ooulllictors and ollgillt-r-zrs. feclillg !|3$'.il'c‘-Al
that, in their" Rllilrozlll Vfaltl-lies, sotcrlnell,
,lilP.)' will liud a most llt2(‘lll’lllP. tilllu-keeper‘.
Pliilo llurll, Sup'r t\'uu;;;ltuck R-.lilroall.
.R B Mason. Sup‘t N Y and N H Railroad.
~Hnr:lco Niclmls. 'l‘l'e:l3 lrlousaltonic dx’. N‘ll R R
A D Abbott. Co.mll.l::lur Nlllt_q:ltur;lt .[lai|l'o'.id.
Cll:ls.XVlltel'blll'y do do do
( l:as!Golmtuclr do N Y 6: N ll do
\Vm Segue, Enginec|'Nuu atuck do
Uriilll Douglass, do 1 0 do
L E Gore.‘ do do do
J 3' Smith. Cashier Farulers’ Bank.
Jonatlllln liners, J “7 Sterling, San Francisco.
. E A Lulu. \Vatcrbury, Ct.
Pt.AlL ROAD \VA'l‘Cl.ll‘lS.—\Ve have on
hand at this time ll largo as.sol'tlnellt. of lllr>:,<E§
beiilltiflll \V'at'clm=, made and cased in llezlutiful
Hunting Cases. 18 cnrat.‘lim.~ gold. '.l'llo.~:lo per-
sons who are about ptlrcllasiug li1I".|ll$(’.iVt‘S :2
good \V:ltcll","-will please lwur ill mind that
.~\V:ltr:lius lniido for us will not v:lr_v ll vuiutttp per
month, oll.'t'l,ie r:lill'oll(l or llff--and no O‘l‘.(‘.l'
dealer-. in this city can sell this lu:tker’s 'tV:ltc-ll.
Plétlso rc.:l.'l cc-rtilit‘.:ll.e u_ll'n_ve.
43 BDAIXERIAN <31. -TOMLINSON.
UCTIONSH and Force Pump’s. with pipes,
hose. écc. ‘ . ‘ I... ll. <.\'. Co.
pl'ilT.(‘. quality by
U. LT. Cu.
&j'l'OV:l'3.‘~'.- Ra ntzvs; Fttl'nar.cs. Drmmz, Stove
pipe, Zine, Bricks. .Gi'utu and Ctlsllllgig
L-. H. {C Co.
5
4.,
(‘.423
Shaker Herbs 6;. Extracts
C()NS'l‘A,NLLl' on hand all the rlifforetlr.
V:l|‘lt'.llt!S of llerbs null extinct.-', prepumll
by the Slulkers at New Lebanon, lllzls.-. at.
W' I‘) l~lT_)'S.
BR-0.ADCl.O'.l‘llS. llenvel-.'-'. A CtlS.'\‘illlPl‘E5
and Sllltiuotts.a lzlngo-. ll.-‘.-sol'tllwnt: m;ceotl-
lugly clletlp ill Westport. at. '.\lOUL'l‘()N‘.“i.
Lamps, Lamps. G-irandoles, &é.
l.A]t(iltl and choice selected stock
of Solar. Lard. Calnplwne and Hall
H! P S l
Also. new patterns of Gil-alndoles, with a splen-
did I"'lol.-rcr Droop whicll cnunot be ilall at any
otlll-.r store in this city. Also. Gila-as-Vvnre,
Globes, '\’l.’ick.-l. Callllpltutle, Oil, ll'luid. écc. at.
the lowest cash prices. add all gjollrls wllrrullted
to give satisfaction. "C. A. BALD‘\‘VlN. '
59-3 Bowery, (near \Vulltor sh)’
New York. Nov. i851. 3m~l4
A -.\’l-‘.\V MtH'!l'Z or‘ sr:'r'rl_\'G
Artificial Teach!
U E lllilllel'sigrletl has lllVt;‘-l]l(‘.(l llutl patented
a conlpoulld artiflci:ll basis l'ol'sP.t.til‘:g tvelll.
by wllicll the .pi'or.css is l'ellrl¢.-.t'cd much more
simple and eusy than lIel'l-roliil'e—:llltl rcrluces
tllc (.r1)CI:t«‘e abnlzt. one-/lal . 'l'lle process is
cutiral_v umv, :ln’tl as bcauti lll as iriseimplo null
or-mlolnit-ill. Eiltirc sets can now be furuisltetl
for C550; upper sets for 3332?’. and parlilzl sets in
proportion.
A. till‘.-lo, D. D. S.
Norwilllc. ;\"nv. 10th, 1851.
45!!’
Ir.':'ot.iee.
3, TM. D. .‘4NY'..3lC ll .\'lll‘_s:eon Dr~ullat.for-
' illerly of'.’E)'.’ East. lll'o:l<l'.\'zly.N. Y.,-llzls
Irlr-.:Irel_l llimsolli perlnlnlelllly in r‘u'ol'wrllk. and
may be cousnltellzlt; his oflice, No. 17 Twlaill st,
every day in the week, and r-venings from 7 to
9.
Norwalk, Nov. 10th, 1851. 45
; Cattle. .
‘E For sale l-.lwllp. ll Qootl pair 6 veal‘
old ~=.tt1"s Eur-uiro of .
- - ~ 2: - l
\V. ll). l:l;\Yi\l0E‘~lD.
New Cuualm, Oct. Qrltl. 18:31. ‘ 43
V , Bay '$‘?.“‘ater,
' lS'1‘lLLl£’D by A.:\. Fl-l:lll:l:, St:.Tl:oln:ls .
\V . l., and Wal‘l'ltllt‘etl genuine. for sale by
the gallon or bottle by J. A. \VEl£D.
Flour and Creel.-:-.er;r.
Flr\'l*I lot just. mceivetl and going olflikc
ll June suu'.vstorln. at. the Nice}: store of
Gl«'.(). \V. SMi'l‘il.
Gloths,ce.ssimo1‘os 61¢ Satinetts
A T unllellrd of low prices. A few pieces of
those Satilzetts lettut 44 cts pic-ll-yarll.
J. G.
FALL sroém
Cllteaper than Ever
7 Vlllt-I .“.-lll)é‘-(_‘.I'll)6l‘S halve just received, and
shall keep collsrlllltly on hand one ofthe
largest ussortmellts oi
READY IVIADE CLGTHING
fol'Fa|l null ‘.Vinrc=l' wear. ever lll'ol.l,<;_llt into
this town, which will be sold clleapert.llml ever.
if LITHAUER 6.: TURK.
Sawing and -Erianang. ..
T the steunl planing and sllwiug sash and
« blind mill of Messrs. Reed dz Isbells may
be found ll large assortment of mouldings of
various und tasteful patterns. , - .
All work done with promptness nudin u. sat-
isfactory manner. .
' ‘REED dz ISBELLS.
Norwatk, August 22d, 1851.
glazed For-,_
D. FINCH.
W.1Npow SASHES‘ilmid3
' ' Saleby , , _
'WiNTERAl’>.nANuEll1E>lT.
' canm;-sflzl.-:..: vinté.’ 1,1351.
—~Leave’Norwall:t foriNew York.
-Commutation 'l‘ruin 6 -o‘clot:'k.-38 min. A M
Acconltuodatlon ‘A8 ‘ 9‘ - -.
.. .. ' llli" " -47 -
:.Egl)rg‘§g'--.7."' X’; " 1; ‘f " -.'~r)1 5': .7
Accommodation 5 8‘! »
Express 9' 49
" Leave‘ Nnrwalk for New Haven.
Accolnmodatlon train 9 o'clock 1:: min A M
: _'-_ “ . i ' I 36 P M
EXpt'(‘.§S _ 4', ' 53
Accolnmodlltion ' '5 15
CommutuIion"- 7 ‘ - _ 3
-Express trains \Vest stop‘ only at Stllmfnl-d.
“ ‘ ’ East, " Bl'ivlgeport.
LOW‘! New York for Norwalk. A
Accommodation train. 7 (l‘c|ocl;,_.\ M
' ‘bl ‘ V : i
i ll 30 . .
Express 3 P M
Accommnlluticn 4
Colllrxltitlltiotl 4 55
L -.-ave N ew ‘Haven for N0j'Wnll£.
Commutation train 5 30 A M
Afliolttrtlotltlilull '7
‘.'- 9 3.3 ‘
Express 1 15 P M
A ccolllmodalion 4“20
Express in i 1.’;
8 - '
GEO. \V. \Vl-1lS'l‘IJl‘il"(. Sup'l..
New Fall Goods.
ll ii 8ltl).~'f.‘l'll)t.‘7I' would call the :ltt‘enlion oi
the ",'>ub'.ic to his sllllsk of Dry Goods inst
piH'!'.ll:t.‘=.t‘tl. “l}ll)!‘.'l(‘ilr;[ styles: of all (inscriptions
suitable for the Fall trasle. such as ligured. and
plain Poplins.vel'y rich Cit.’-‘.l‘llnRl't-‘.8, DeLr.ines.
Gingl::lms—llew styles :l:l:l very film. Czllicm-3,
' iloves. Elllsicll'3'. null ll variety of otlmr t5‘onll.-‘.
all t')fV\‘v‘l]l('.il lmvn been ;)u:'l~.h.l:ud at tile lm\'t-.st
lhtrtl-'.€‘.l. pl-it:l~..:. and will he sold ill-(~orllillglt;.-—
ills has also zl fresli supply of llrrmll-iotlls.
l C.lssimr-.l-.o.s and Vt:-stillgs of ':ll colors and qua]-
ilies, which he will only free of expnllse, or
ma kc to nrrler in the lllnst fa.-llillllllble styles at
prices that will defy cotilpelitioll. A '
. L. ll. P..A~.\'DLE.
Norwalk. August £!6.‘it. 185! .
Cabinet .'s3'=.trrsi?;:t_re, Giiairs.
Looking‘; Glalsscs. Willovv Vlfare, ac.
3 Ql}lN'l‘AT-l.D AI SUNS have at. lilll.-.il'
O ware-roolns a few l'tl'.lS east of the bridr-:c
:1 lm'ge..llssol'tllll>llt. of ('ZtL.lltN.'.i furniture. c(ltl.<ist.-
ing in mi rt of sefllsz, centre. card, book. tell. work
amp kitchen) t.:'.bl=.>s of various ltimls, li1llllt‘._£1:|ll','
and black wlllnut nulrble top lll'P.SSlll_.'{ l)lll'+_‘.':lt1.;‘,
dlaiu tlwssilig bureaus. comluon llllluzius of all
p!'l(‘.t‘..<, some as low as 53.3 50. l\l:lllogllliy. bE’l-.
w:llnut and maple l)(.‘.(l:‘-lE‘.il(l.-z of va:'im:s ;)‘l!l(‘:l‘ll.~f
and !)l‘l(‘.(‘.3.S0"I'lP» as low as '25. )itiC‘ill l‘l{‘tl-
.-'lt'e:lds that can be ptti‘ up in three lnllitltr-.5 null
without a I-.ey. iltlitllftgtllly. curlred lllaplc, ll‘.’i~;
walnut. llilcilou and wintl:<ol'.l:il2lirs. (.‘llilllreu’s
table ltli(l,l_()\V chairs. Villow w:l,2_:;-"ills, cru-
dles and cllalrs. Looking glasses of all silses
and prices. from 25 cents to .’iI~’l0. Spring mat-
l'esses.t.l1e best. and cllenpcst. beds in exislellce.
\Ve will deliver zlny l'urnit.ure pl.ll'r-llaserl of us
(lotllelllllnllllrM310 or over) in New Cain-.llln.
\\/Tiltou or D.-lriell free of clizlrge alld free froln
(litilItl_.‘{8-
[l’(;a./{_7/ Jlianlrr (3;-[,’.‘r.'.¢.—-‘t-'s’e-. have trr-ll:=tllllt.i_\-'
ml blind fl-omj'i(l0 lo 150 coftius of lll:ll:o;;:luy,
black walnut. Cll(‘lt'l_\‘ rind \\lillP-W()f‘ltl of all sizzt-.3
untl Llt‘?.~'.('.l'lplit)|lS.V‘\'lll(‘ll-trill} be furni.-:ilell at It
few lniuutes notice. “"0 also fut'ttisll sllroulls
and evel'_ylllill_g lleces.-lily for the iutr.-.rmollt l.-l
the dead. and will see to the rliggillg of graves
wllcn l'uqllesto«.l. \\"u \'-’lll:ll'.lt»'.l'l(l_ funorlll.-i in
Notv Canaan, \Villnl_l or Dill-it-ll. without. l=.xtra
cllzll-an. ts. QUI-.‘i‘l‘.-‘l R1) N sou
N. I-}.—l’e.rsolls xvi.-zllin«_z to l)tll'(tll:-ISH l)l.ll'l1tl
lots in the Norwulk Cemetery may make ap-
plication to us. ' 4511'
__..-a...
- NP-I\V Y0l':lK
Cabinet, Chair, Sofa and
Bedding lipllollucry lisiillzlisllaicnt,
A'l‘ .'\'l-I\V C.‘\N.~\.l\N, CT.
H E. proprietor of the above is prepnrr-ll to
execute ally llllllfil)t%lOl'1glllg to oillmr of
the above l)t1.~zilll-.55, uud keeps on lmllll for '.<::l'-3
ill. low pt‘l(.03- l)€(.l.\‘ll’t‘.fl:«t from -511 75 t-ts to Ell 75
of lllaple, &c.'; cottllge B wzlluur. ‘frolll to $14
---lll:ll1o_c_~::ri_=,-' from to $50 ; hurozll.-s from
to mrlhogllny from; all nlallognuy cittril
froth $9 to $335 with llllirble top felt; rule juinl.
tea lillllfis from 8:150 to $4; lrlzlllalgallly do from
Stile $30; cllairs from 37% cts In {S3 oacli ; Slillltlfi
and wash stand from $1 to $14 ; sofas .-'p2iu__q
seals and l'illlt't2ll)lll coverell from 5312 to $'Jl) ;
ln::!tl'essc-s from S1 ‘25 to $15 : colttf-':l'r.l>.l's from
$31 75 to $2 75 ', t"eatllers ’l't‘l'y low ; ll]tIlli‘t!s$BS
of stI':lw,te:l grass, patent p:'e;:arell corn llt|.'\‘l{._
curl.‘-.d mass. curled hair &l:.. and 6.-vl*ryl.hill,'_.v
eve!‘ WlSltt_'tl for at. equal low prices at least: ‘.25
per (-.r.~llt; less than can be ()l)l'.‘rlliH?t.l elselvllere in
the zzountry, and evor_vtlling_; sold lit his e:-:t;lb-
lislllnent is ‘.V.'tl'l‘llltl‘.“.'.l to lu3V\‘v‘l2:tl it is sold for.
.3 lot of cllttllgo hell posts for sale ._ :1 Coll.sl:tlll‘.
st‘.-pply on llillltl ; lla-llier.-,: sllpplied at redlloed
pl-ices. '.ll'll:'nillg llono lleatly.
N B——lle:u.l_vmzlllo Cllillllfi collstlmliy on ltautl
of all Sirius and qltzllitios at low pril-.l=:-. and will
tlllentl to the lliggilig ofggrllves tltlti will lll:'lli<l)
(’.V9l’_\;’i.lllll_2 llctzc.-3s:u'_V for the ll2lt"l'll!"llt of the
lleall. lilllllc-lnlzs will be tlil(’.l'l-Sip/cl with a llf.‘t!:':i€‘
t'~.’.l: llnequallnll for i'€Sl'.‘F'(‘.l', fl'ee front C‘.‘:ll'il
t'.lHll‘.Qf-‘S. l‘l'cw Yu:'lt_Cllllillr-.t. and Upllolste-l'_v
l§<r::blislllmlol_. New Canaan, Ct. 48
‘Hardware. Buttery,
Iron, Steel, l’air.:t.-‘a aural (Eats!
—% l=“'l.\'CH llilffv new on ll:and one of tho
' 0 most ext:-.llsivr~.nl‘.rl wcll sell-.l:tcd assort-
lalellrs of foreign. dollmstil: lmtl lltliitliu}-,r li:ls'li-
Wfli'P. clltlery. iron. steel. paints. oils. Fri-.nrll
and Alnericlm xtiilldmv ;;ll~_s.<—:ls.<o:'!e<l .~:i'/.e.-..
a_;u'iclil:ul'tl| ill‘lplelllcu:s. buy t‘.lJilL‘l'.‘_i. corn shel-
lers, dcc. all of which he will sell at prit.-cs do
fyiug colnpetition. Al:-to. every dc-.s<:riptiou of
Cll!'l'ltlg0 l1:ll'tlt\.':ll'c. felines. hubs. spokes, laces,
llE!l!)£.\',plll6!‘xl letltller, l.'\:r:.all of wllicll he sell-‘
upouthe principle of " slmlll profits and ready
sales."
_'l.‘he subscriber is also agent for the sale of
B-.1s\vell’s Illizlcral I-'a:'7it. wllich is proofu'1uin-.!
fire. wall.-.r and we:-lther, ttlltl.l1(tCllttn,'.{(:‘itl)l6 in
in its color. and is the besr,_t'.ltezlpest and lnost
durable mineral point now in use. In lll(‘.i', our
assol-tmeur. comprises :1 variety and t?.\’l(.‘ltSl\'(*,-
boss that would lltlftlc ll lllrtllillerl u'escri;ltion. and
we tlicrl-.lbl'e wouitl l'espectl’lllly illvito the pub-
lic to call and exauniue tlierlisclvus. 45
New 1'v'.Ea:.'io1e- Yarti.
F THE su_lJscl'iber llllviug opened and furnish-
- ed a new lllarllle Yarll in i\‘orwalk, near
the head of Main street. would ljespectlmly so-
licit ull to iavor him with in call, and examine
his stock and vrol-klrlllllslrip. lle intends hav-
ing on hand constantly :1 full zlssortgnellt of
Aruericlm and 1"oroign .\Iarble, and the work-
mansllip of a superior style. Monllmelstsl
Toulbstoncs. counter and table Tops,«$Lc.. &c.
for nishcd at the sllurtest older and on l'e;lsou-
tlble tel'lrls. JOHN H. \VEEKS.
Norwalll, Nov. 5th, 1851. _ - i
TUBBS he S.\ll'.l‘H.
- Building Movers.
UILDINGS moved or raised, with chim-
neys standing, and without disturbing the
immltes. Frames raised for cllurclles or orlter
large buildings. \Vork done in any pa rt of the
country. CH A S. 'l‘UBl:}S.
. ' SETH‘S1\Il'l.‘H.
South Norwalk, Ct., July 19th. 1551.
, 'V’EEMACIL’LA, andiMncvtii‘0ifii ‘for We at
{.4
‘BlSSELI:’So '
Q .
4:),
29.
.~ V»? :’ 2.7-. “” -~ i .
Sous '.1!.¢.3ev¢r3t!9.°% °fi'°rin2-
I39 ."Cfeh}’_'..,S:;:~‘_I_§.'."C(ir3j_. P. M. W. P.
'1‘ Ellis. ']l‘I_llgti ziu_‘e_.\yill be pnrtieulil rly“da,_v;,~tod
to 'l‘.EMP.El’¢AN_QE -‘LITE R-.A:'l‘URE7 of 3
high §:llnl'tlcl.'§§_|l,; .consisti,ng.;,of Tales, Euays,
Biogi'a.ph3]s~of ‘E'1ninent"”I'elnperani'é ‘lflcn. Po-
cms. &c., cs-c. It will _l.be-xissued on the-first ol
each l1|0l1l.lt,f_(ln(l 'ellch_n_um_b_er_« will contain st’:
£3/four pages 0! origirzalmatter. prepared ex-
pressly for this work by ourlhost ‘popu Ill‘ and
talented WIIEBYS, and will be .emb,ellished-with
]!0|:lt':lli§ (erlgrav¢'-.d on steel in the li?~st"style) of
tlledistingnislied Tetnpernnce Ulllnlilpialls‘ of
r our colmtryi Alrm__Ugll1B'pOl'l’l‘hllSttll'Q‘8(lx,;0n-5
gralied for this work, are the following. viz :-'-‘
Edward C. Delevan, Esq—Rev. Nmlllmiei
I‘Icwilt, D. D--Rev. Justin Etl\varrla, "D, 1):...
Den,-on Moses Gt'unt—-Cl'lrtst:ilin Keener, Esq,
Gen. John H. Cooke-+Hou.* 'l‘heodore Freling
lit‘-ySien=*-R.e\'-. S. H. ’l‘yng. D. D—Rev. George
B. Cheever, D._D-Rev. Albert Barnes-—Rev
E. N. Kirk—Rov. John, Chamlaers——F._‘ W.
Kcllotgg Esq--L. M. Sargent. Esq-'—N.D. El-
W00()(l. I’. G. \V. P.,0flll4-Gen. Joe. S. Smith
P. G." \V;"P.of New York-\V. I-l. Ellerbeck
G. S. of C. \\’—-Rev. Dr. Eliphnlet Not!-Dr‘
R. D. Mussey-—lE M. Gregory, P. G. W. P-
of Ohio-—*-Gen. R. L. Cllrmllers. P. G. W. P‘
of 'l‘enn.—- Hon. Sam Houston, Texas--Wm.
R. Stacy M. \V. '1‘. of the Temple ‘if Honor
of U. S.—A. M. Gormau G. S. of N. C--‘
John B. l.iO'.1‘_!ll Esq--—Dl'. Charles Je\vett—--
Holt. J. \V..lolmston G. \V. P. ofNovn‘ScotitI
'1‘. U. Gully P. G \V P of VII-——A Campbell
I’ G ‘W l’ of N l5runswick—Jolm Dougul Esq
C E—A ll .\lol't‘:ltt'G \V P of lll—-\V S Will
for-(l I’ G '\‘v' P of G:l——Hon George Hall? G
\Vi_’ of N Y—-lion Neal DOW. Maille—Hon
C N Olds. G VJ P_ Ollio-——.l Mccttleh \Villey P.
G V-7 F’ of Alu- Hon 3 B O‘~Ne:ll. G \V P of
S Call~:;lilll:——'l‘llutnlls .l Evil us G S of Virginia.
Jlullllus l’lltiel'sr)Il l’ Gr \V P of Lu——A M Ba-
ker 17' G \V.’ P of Mil-lliglln'-——B S Edv\‘at‘d9iP'
G \V 1’ of lilinui.~:—-Gov G80 N Briggs_"——\V A
Hslrluzllllall I’ G \V P oflnd»-Ch:u'|cs Egirltoni
P t} W P of Ky
’l"lie (‘.Oltll'll)l)tlOl1S will be entirely original,»
tllltl by tho illll(‘.~‘l' wl'itcl's in the Country, to‘
(‘Ol::~‘lS.ll)i‘ Talus, Essays. Biograpllles, PoeIns,~
6::-.., &c. 'l‘l2i.-; work will be issued Monthly,-
prim.-l.lon lime ptH_wl' of extra quality. With’
ul-w zlllr‘. helllltiful type.
Tl? R ;‘.ZS—-—"l‘\vo dollars per annum (iuvariubly’
in lldviluce.)
‘ R VAN DIEN, P ublisho
86 Nassa st"
E. E. KNAPP, Agent.
_.—_4
For Sale or to Rent.
if?” A factory and water pt'ivilegn.silu:lted
in North Nllrwllllt. formerly Silvermine.
'l'lll-. lil(fi()l‘_V is 2.‘:'x3=t feet, the tlam llud water
wheel is llew. and overy portion of the estab-
lisllnlonl is in _;l,-ml lrolztlitioll. Tllcre are ten-
t:m(‘.lliS, enough on the mtelllitses to accommodate
six fzlmilivs. It will be sold on very $lCCOmlItltt-
ling teruls, or if not: sold will be rentcll. ' For
further particulars enquire at this office, or of
, D. COMSTOCK, Jr.
Norvvulk, Oct. 31st. 1851. -44tf
Machinery. -
l"_.. ill E still.-:l:l‘illl-2-s. l::lv'lllg recently made the
_,5~_-_ !l9C(.’..~".~‘tt|'y_ {li'l‘2tll,‘__"('lllPDiS, are now pre-
pzll-rzl to e22l"t.'tlll! all orders for ulauufacluring
and l'(3ptIll'll3_E1 all kinds of mucllinery for many
tlfzlctul-iil_;; um! other purposes. \Ve will also
S|l})tél‘ll‘ill‘.llt.l the ex-ection.:lltcl'ing and repalirirg
the same. \Vo have on hand and are con.-‘lllntly
lmlllllfalcrlll-lll_,v_ all the (lillerent kinds of putt-ut.
axles "for light and heavy vellicles. which we
will dispose of on the most. favorable terms.-
()l‘«'l('.l'.S to he left at; Street: dc’ Qllintzlrtl’.-: store,
l‘-iorwll lk. or ill‘ our shop, the first building north
of James .l:l lies‘ saw-mill.
A LDl°llCl-l dc VVHITLOCK.
Vi/'ilton, July 1st, 1851. , ’ ‘ '6m*28
Gila! Oils l l
UP. E l)le‘ar:lll~.ll sperm. ell-phrmt. whale,
lard. llelllslilot untl linseed oils, for sale by
the lmrrel or retail by
16 S'l‘Rl£ET 66 QUINTARD.
NlC\l7 AND ELEGANT
3323 l ry Goods!
's?1=Z§.tc§:coc3: & Zleadbeater,
No. 3- 7 BroacI‘.'t'(I_?,', corner Lconrzrrl at, N. Y.
llllve already in store tl very large and splen-
did :l:‘.sol'tment. of New and lfllegalllt Full Goods
inollldillg tt gr:-.:lt t=.'l:'iely of rich and handsome
:-If-pies, as llcuuti"lll printed Calslltueres and De
Laines, Plliitl Silles, lll-oczztle, watt-2'etll1nd plain
do. Freucll L\lcl'illoes and plain Cashmcres of
every des':r:lblo shade, color alld quality.
Pmzllualtlls, or Coburg Cloths, of various col-
Oi'S——ll) app.-:ll‘:mr:o nlld finish precisely like
i‘~Ierillo, but of ol.ly about llulftlle cost.
ill-oclle Long and .‘5qu.'ll°e Shawls, Canton
Cl-ape and 'l‘hill.'=.t do., phtld. woolen. or rob roy
do., Ve.lvel.and Murillo ClUill\S and Sacks, and
eve.-.l'y thing else, in fact. necessary to perfectn.
llldy‘s \'.':ll'drobc; together with a lttl','__‘[e and full
assortment of ionsmvlfe and family Dry Goods,
as linen and llll.l.*.-ill) Slicntillg and Slliriing, Ta-
ble Dzlmnsks. l)i:lp:.u's, Napkins. Lawns. Cmsll
'l‘owclin_gs and Towc-ls, lace and Muslin \Viu-'
«low I)l'a;:erics. ‘Worlleli 3lanl;r_-.ts and all’. r-
soilles Qililzsl. Toilet, '.l‘:lble and Piano Covers.
lflzlllnels, (jmlloll ll'lllrmels. Tlclilllgs, English
and Gorlntltl ll<:siel‘y. lull], in short. everything
in the line of Funny and Staple Dry Goods;
and givillg their attention entirely to tllrrietllil
business. learn the wants of the public. and
spare no pllins» or expense to be able to supply
them, wllile their strict zullloreuco to thcirsysa
tom of (31.10. price, without vllrilltion. secures to
every customer‘, tvhetllcr child or adult, lair
and ll0t‘l(‘.$l rlellling.
Mourning a-nd half lnourmng Goods of every
kind and style the market llffords, ttlvvuys on
'rl:lml. Gr-mleltlctfs Cravats, Huntlkercliiefs,
Gloves, Under-Sliirts, Drmvers, «Sic.-. at less
than usual prices. Orders front the coun=
l he prolnptly exectlted. seutas
try or city wit
.'_lit'e(-real, and the Goods always warranted, and
money l'eturnz:d iftlley do not give satis.f.-lction:
5.0.-.7?’ lluxllilr».-'~l sent any hour of the day to any
Rzlilroad, Steamboat or Ferry in the city, so
that ladies from abroad will llnvc 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.
H. is: L spare no pains to scctlre the servi-
ces of polite and competent Clerks. whom they
require to give every attention to their custoi_,n'-
are. show Goods freely, but never urge them to
buy; and never allowimpolite or ungentlemnuly
conduct, and would feel greatly obliged if their
c'ustomers would report any such immediately
to the Shop \Valker.
For Sale or To Let.
A good House and four acres of land
with a good orcl)ut'd of _gi'at'ted fruit,
Gl'upes. éi_c., sit.u:lte_d in Flux Hill di.-ti-ict half
.1 mile ti-otri tlie. R. P... Depot at. So. Nurwnlhl
Possession given on the first of April or.so9B'
or if required. .. Eilquifo at lhil 9560. 3111042
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