‘- I YARNISI-I and Japan for sale, wliolesalo
' i _ H . ‘ . - - .
i.1.in to pui chase 01 Agents without; an opportu-
"J- be received by the t,reasui'ei' at the Fa],--
than the cash value ofproperty,a: (pa fin, of
.,v..,—,..- —w—..: —.
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, ‘:r.:i:rn'. ~. .I.:'*.I-I:-.
F‘:
ilr
, ‘ Gome and See
_, fllie largest and best assortment of
fomce, Parlor, Hall and Cooking
ST€9VE S.
V "'1'/uzt ,has ever been e1'lz.ibite<l in this C'0unl_i/,
at prices‘ astoriislzing to all.
3-LOCKWOOD, itiicirr co.
Norwalk, Sept. 8th. 1851.
and retail, at N. Y. prices.
D. FINCH.
To Teachers.
1'' HE. s11bscribei's_ would inviieyonr attention
to their stock of School Books and Sta-
.tionery, which is very complete, all of which
they otfer to teacliers at the lowest \.I10leSill(l
_ prices, which is some '20 per ct. less than tea ‘sh-
ers have been in the habit of buying at in this
u12i.i'ket. Please call and get our prices.
BLAKE-.\’I.~'1N <55 TOMLINSON,
' 13 Wall st.
Bi'idgepoi't. Oct. 11.
Danbury &. Norwalk Railroad
R"U'.I‘lCE is llereby given to the subscribers
to the Capital Stock of the Daiibury and
.Noi'wz1lk Railroad Company,tliat the Presi-
dent and Directors at :1 meeting held at Nor-
walk, on the 13th day of September, 1850. ‘C0-
tcd that; an instalment of 10 per cent.oi1 the
Jsipitiil stock, including the amount paid at the
lime ofsiibsci-ibiiig, be paid to the Trez1sui'e1°oi1
or before the 20th Oct. next.
And that t'u1'llier instalments of 10 per cent.
be paid on or before the first. Moiidays of De-
cniiibei-, .I:iii11:iiy, Feb-'uai'y, lllarch, April,‘
illav. -luiie, July, and August, next-
Tlie subscribei's residing at Norwalk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to \Villiam S.
Lockwood, Esq., Assislziiit Treasui'er. '
Ccrtilicates of stock, and amount piiid, will
be ready at. the time of payment ofinstalments.
for delivery. -
ARRON SEELY. Treasurer.
Daiibury, 16th September, 1850.
A. SELLECEK,
Book Seller and Binder,
ASJust returned from New York will) a
- _ new and valuable collection ofSclioul iind
’1\Iiscellnueous Books. Also, a large assortment
-ifStationery,including Blank Books. l*‘oolst-iip,
Letter, and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &.c_,
which he will sell cheaper than they can be
bought for at any otherstore in this vicinity.
i3?Books of all kinds, bouiidiii his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and satisf:icl.iei1 given to all.
l L A: .4 v.rf.¥r;g
’ J’. M. Sznith’s Marble Yard.
F Near‘ the Biiclge, Norwal/c. Conn. ’
Ql‘1_l’gULCl-I RAL Monuments and Grave
5- Stones of every variety ol'pa'ttei'iis, and of
the most skilful workmansliip. The best as-
.-mrtiiicnt of Anierican and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Moiiuinents or
any kind of Marble \Vork,ai'e invited to calla nd
give It personal inspection of his niateriiil and
workmansliip, as this xvillgibe more satisfactoi'y
"ll? of testing the qualil of the article coii-
lriicifed tor. '
E1? l‘lie Lettering and~Oi'namcntal work is
executed by an experienced workmaii and can
wa.i'rai1l; it to give eI1tll'(§'3§1tlSft|.ctl0)).
N ’=l"~‘."9,ll\'. Aug. 21, 1 :13,
Normal]: Savings Bank.
0 lllclb I5 hereby given that deposits will
field County Bank, l'i'om 10 to 12 o'clock, A.
and from 2 to 4 o‘elock, P. M, on Mom-},,,..S’
Iuesdays, \‘.7ediiesil:i_vs, Tliursdays and F‘.-‘,.
Clays, and on Saturdays from 10 to 12A. M,
and ‘.2 to 3 P. M. until further notice. Per-
éliousj wishing to make loans are requested to
1.111: .1 Wlll,_.iell llppllcilllflll to the treasurer,
stating aiiiopnt aml securil .
N 1° VVARNE R. JR-, Treasurer.
orwalk, Dec. 3, 13.19,
Boot, Shoe, Leather and find-
ing Store.
, g _HENRY I-IANDES renews again
? liis lI1‘C.kfl0‘«Vl6dgll1ellIS to the public "uml
durmg as iie.i1ds'for their generous patronage
zmcnl ie#y_e.iWp.1sl, and liopesto merit an un-
fionshtpiteti _-iqoriltinpiiiice of the l).l.]SII‘..:',eS rel..-
“S c( I) W up 1 ie 1.15 SI).lOllg‘Il1£Hlll£lIl)e(.l with
new ‘p't1iipii1it'y.‘__ He w:.l l)e loam] now at his
wwrs illllt opposite the store of Clias.Isaacs,
0" ‘figs 13 will be l‘I:l|)])‘_Y to 'see, iindserve his
his Worlll _5 f“(lll{ei1uli.ic. the chariicter of
3 ‘ix 1 i:- .00 well known to need a \\»,,,.d of
ll"Jl-30-. It comprises every article of i1ieii's
;~1llI0e;.°li1lil<tl;;e{,15 iron;-, ‘Yul, [{.ubb0,.s and 0,6,,
FWDII V OH Sp-lsl0n,ltoi'ladiesaiidgeiitlemm,
1 ._ nos 0 tie icst quality, and iii any
qu.intit.y, suited to the wants Ofthe craft
Norwalk.Jiin. I. 1851. 1
Protection Insurance co.
' _ 'Ot I‘1AR"l.‘F()R D. (j(1x_\'.
Cali-ml $5-200.0oo—— ii//1/. Privilege lo 1...
. crcrbsc lo I-Ia/,/' a illillion.
~‘/ ILLIAM C. .'TI‘»EET,liaviiigreceived
. O r the agency of the above nanicd Coinpa.
iiy '18 now prepared to insure Houses, Stores
M"l5~ F="3t0l'l6S. Barnsand the contents efeucli
together with every other species ,,f',,.0p;,.ty
flgalnst Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates ofpremium olfoi-ed “.8 M low as
1 9 ' .
ll 1: i 0 any other siiiiilarliistitution andever
. , : I now an 0DP0|'l5""lt.Y.f0I':i tl’,lIIlng"§llllly
protect himselfagainst this destructive ele
ment, which often in a single hour swee ,
away the earnings of so many years. , Is
It is incumbent on all persons npplyino for
"°"°W‘1l°" policy on buildings, to infoiihi tli:
"‘»§e“_t Of all Cllzluges in and about the pi'ei11iseg
that increase the hazard: or on ma cliinery renl
;l”:""ll) “"l’}"0dl1Ctlv_e by new inventions, or use-
°”5 5’ ‘”""-E93 ”' l’“5'"eSS.i1s no insurance
office is bound by their policy. to pnynny “more
its destruction-
- Tea and Goi_l'_oe‘.~~ - -._ -
WHEN pure. are the most innoccnt,§tIm-‘
be used, lotb in sickness audio heiilllr. _; 'I.t\v1is
called byithe ancients " 1 ~ ~
AMBROSIA AND NECTAR.
This delicious Tea and Coffee can be had‘
always at the 'l‘r;'A~ Pi.i\i~"r, 139 G1-iind street.
New York, a few steps from N Y 45 N H-rail
road depot. 43l‘.f’ PACKARD-
south No:-walk Machine Shop
1 HE subscribers take this method ol'iiiform-
I ing the public, that llieynre now prepar-
ed to do all kinds of Jobbing in their line, viz:
Machine work in general, Die turning, all dec-
criplion of Sawing, Wood turning from :1 Po?-
Cedar hitching and fence Posts on band, also
blind hinges mid fastnings forsnle.
An assortment ofFurniture, and knobs and
locks iuay always be found at the oflice ofliie
Factory, zit nianiifaclured prices. A sliare of
public piitroiiage is respectfully solicited.
11' \V. NORTON 6.: CO.
H. \V. NORTON
M. M. NORTON
Soulli Norwalk, Sept 15lli, 1851
H. C. WARREN
Cabiizet Ma/cer and Undertaker I
(Two doors east of the Bank.)
STAIIIFORD, CT.
HAVING recently conmpleled an
extensive alteration and improve-
ment in his exlablishinent, and ex-
tended the compiiss of his liusiness.
would respectfiilly inform the inlnibi-
tants of this and the ad_io'1uing towns. lliat he
has now 011 band and is constantly manufactur-
ing every description of
CABINET WARE
iz; a good and general variety of _
Buml.~'teacls, Tables, l'Va.s}iston(is, Secretaries
Bu.-real/s, Sryizs, (yo. «yo.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot fail to suit the purcliaser.
Also. 11 variety of CIIAIRS-hair, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style.
Hoiiselioldliiriiilureof any description manu-
iictiiied to order at short notice on tho .inosl
aasonable terms. Also 8 very extensive as-
JI'l nieiit of I
zilattresses, Pallasses, Patent Bead
.s'zfead.s', dc. eye.
Phat can be set up and taken down by any one
11 less than two minutes. .
He has also a handsome assortment of the
110st fiishionable styles of
, .0
o (Glasses,
which be will sell as cheap as can be bought
iin y where.
He is also prepared to furnish
COFFINS, SIIROUDS. CAPS," SCARFS. ctr.
ofevery description that may be tlesircil. or
that can be obtained in the city of New York
at 11 uioments wiiriiii1;:. day or night, on the most
l'(’llS0lllll)le terms. He is also prepiired to fur-
nish hearses. clll'l‘lll{16S, see to the digging ol
graves, and lo altciid to any other ai'rango-iiienl
that may be vvislied tor the funeral procession.
ézc. Those who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased friend several days, can be furnished
with an ice box in which it may be preserved :1
week or longer if !]0C65S!lI'_\f.
' ' E. C. \VARREN.
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851. lf
Warner’s Patent
Anti-l"rr.'cz7'ng Suction (I72ll- Forte Pump
Can be used in our deepest wells or fetch wa-
ter from wells at a distance. It. works very
easy and discl1ai'gcs a gallon of water to each
inolion of the lever. and will not freese in the
coldest weatlier. By altacliing pipes water is
carried to any part of the l10l1>B or burn and by
iittaching II hose can water the garden, c'oar
yard, wash your windows, Cai'riages, kc, It
is also :1 good engine in case oftire as the pew-
er of two men can throw water to the top of
our highest houses. Sold by
LOCKWOOD, HAIGHT ck’. CO.
‘37if
Cheaper than Ever!
Groceries sellhig n_[}' at astonishing rates at
the old store of
GEO. \V. SMITH, SOUTH NOR\VALK.
HERE purcliasers can find one of the
largest: and best iissorlinonts of Groce-
ries, Crockery, &c.,ever olfered in this mar-
ket before. 'I'o our up town cusloniers. (for
we have customers from the Bridge. ca use why
we sell better articles a'ndclieaperllii1n others.)
we would say lliat we will guarantee them a
saving of 25 per cent. by purcliasing of us,
which will pay for a ride up and down any day.
Call and examine foryouiselves.
GEORGE \V. SBIITH.
_Soiitli Norwalk, August 12, 1851.
Farm for Sale. ,
V THE place iorinerly occupied by
. Alvin llyiilt. dec’d, is offered for sale.
It consists of about lliree acres of good land,
with :1 dwelling-liouse and born thereon sland-
ing. Also, about. 12 acres of land lying near
the house of Ira Bells. Jr., and on the line of
the Du nb ury 6.: N orwalk railroa'.l. For l'urt.lier
particulars enquire of
SAMUEL I’. RANDLE.
\Vilt)n, March 3,1851. fill
.5 -. For Sale,
‘.'§?g_!_ \VITH immediate possession. a good
D ill with water power on an excellent streaiii.
with 11 convenient House, Barn, and 14 acres of
land, situated iiboul 7 miles from i'.\'0rwalk or
Staml'oi'd. For particulars enquise of S. E.
OL i\ISTE.-\D. or JOHN BATLE Y.
Norwalk. May 94111, 1851.
For Sale.
'—=',‘.'.;:y.-f. A valuable homestead of ‘.263 acres 01
fiilifi; land.formerly the residence of Jared
. Ayres, in New Canaan. On it. is :1 good
to o story divelling-liouse, barn, and other out
biiildings. and line orcliard of grafted fruit
trees in a bearing state. Also, '27 acres of fine
timber land. 3b miles north-vi est. of Norwalk
Bridge. Also, six acres of wood and timber
land lying one mile north of New Caniiau vil-
lage. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of \Vatts Conistor.-k, Esq. in New
Canaaii. For fui't.her particulars enquire of
the subscriber at the residence of \Vm. Drum-
mood. New Canaan. ,
EBENEZER CARTER.
New Canaan, June 1-1, 1850. ‘Qt-25t
K
2ltf
lfeady_Made Clothing.
TI_ll<. subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping a good assortmeiit. of Ready Made
Clothing 0 tall kinds. Also, a good assortinent
of Clollis, Cassiniercs. and Vestings, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
short notice.
N. B. Partic1.lar attention paid to cutting.
'I‘lIui\IAS RILEY.
Norvvalk. Feb. 25. 1851. 9
Norwalk copgetory Associa.
10n. .
A 'I‘ :1 _Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery
_ . . A5S0‘ClIII’.IOI‘I, held August 29th., 1_850, .1-9-
led that Evert Qiuntard and Lyman Richards,
be 11 committee to have gen_eriil supervision at
the grounds 0f|I.l1I8 Association, as regards
mrzlnuiiients, tom ‘stones, npd enclosure of lots,
l;bat_noperson.shall dig a. grave.-or erect
stones to graves, without permission gnd advice
of said coininittee.
, Norwatk. July 1st, 1351.
- Attest. 'ii;.Q.':...«.u.';."., lihairmen.
ulaling and healthy l1evei'agestbat can -- .
tico pillar down to an owl handle, Turned -.
Manufacturer
Silk Purse Twist, Bolts, \Vebb, Saddlery
Trunks. Valices, Ciirpet Bugs. Mats,
érc. «kc. which he has constantly on hand._
IIai'ness, combining neiitness with durability.
not fail to satisfy ciistoiners.
Norwalk, Nov. 1. 1549-
FRANCIS
BRITANNIA, JAPAN AND WOODEN
...1...... ..,
West Side the Bridge,‘ nearly opposile'_tI1e Noricalk Hotel.
and Dealer in
ADDL ES, Harnesses, Trunks, Valicos, Carpet Bags. Satchels. Wllips, Mutts, Brushes;
\V:ire, Trunk Locks, _&c. ézc. -
JV. B. Harnesses manufactured to order. '1 Terms favorable.
. ’ 7 .
1-". BRADLEY s
ZVew Ilarviess and Saddle Establislunent.
HE SIIl).|cI'll)6l‘lm.VlI.\;'.', had an tlppartment fitted up beneath the C0I'll18('.tlcllII10f-el,AW0DId
invite the Ill-IGIICIODBOI‘ the public to his extensive assortineiit of Saddles, Harnesses,
Rugs, \Vhips, Lashes, Brushes,Currycoinbs,Shaininies
He has on l1'ai1d several set_t_s of very light single
Every article in his line ofbiisiness may be had
at this establislimeiil, of the very best IIl:lIHl'l$l-IS and style ot'workinansl1ip. at prices which will
i I Repairing done in II neat. and substantial manner.
Just received a lot of superior Horse Blankets mid Sleigh Bells, cheap tor cash.
F. BRADLEY.
H. NASH.
uiucrunnn or rm. siinnr nzox AND cori-i—:i1.wiii1n; onus at I-rovzn.
WARES, SAD IRONS AND IIEATERS,
vuniuicns, mos TEA Knrrtns AND 1ioi.i.ow w.u1r.
88598 I{!7l'I'I.E8. IRON ‘VIBE AND RODS, CARPET TACKS, FRENCH BASKETS
AND \\'lLLOW “HARE, LEAD PIPE, SH!-IE1‘ LEAD, FORCE PUIIPI
STOVE BLACKING. kc. Inc.
New Pall and Winter Goods.
ALLOR V & LEWIS are now otl'orin9.
great imliicciiioiils to iill buyers of DRY
GOODS. Tlioir assorlnient. at present is one
of the largest. in t.owii, emlimciiig everytliiiig
(I8slI'fll)lF| for ladies’ or gei1l.'s wear. They do-
sire all who ma-y be in want of anything in their
line to give them :1 call before purclinsing else-
w icre. Norwnlk, Nov. ‘25th, 1851.
Everything for Everybody.
7 ‘HE sulisciibers have constantly on liand
one of the iiiostexteusive assortuients ot
Groceries, Crockery. \Voo(leii and other \Viires
to be found atziny other store in this county.-
Especial ulteiilioii is paid to our Market depart-
Immt wliere may be had frcsli lroni N. Y. ev-
ery iiy, all kinds of vegetables, fruits, c\tc., die.
at the choicest q iiality. Also, all kinds of shell
and other lish in their season. In short, we
keep in general liiniily store, and are selling off
at prices which asloiiish everyone. Give
us a cull at our store in Main st.
ALLEN dc MEEKER.
NORVVALK BOOT AND SHOE
BIVIPORIUIVI.
H E subscriber vvoiilil i'espcclfully inform
the public that he has on hand one oflhe
lai'gost ussortnients of Boots and Slices, Gait-
ers, A-‘.r=.. L\’.c., ever otlered in Norvriilk. His
goods are all miiiiufaclui'ed in the most superior
manner by l.lie very liest of workmen, and will
be wnrraeled in every particuliir. Ladies and
gentlemen iii wiiiit of goods in his line will find
it for their interest to call. Don’t mistake-
No. 3 Main st. CHAS. SMITH.
August Isl, 1851. 31
(JARIRAGE MAKER'S GOODS. Axles.
Springs, Shafts, (.lari'ii1ge Bows, Bolts,
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
Hand Screws. Seiiniiiig Cord, dzc.
IIOLCOMB .5: LYON.
RINDSTONES. ‘)5 tons superior grit
just landing from lioreii Ohis.
HOLCOMB do LYON.
ILES.--1500 dozeii \V. 65 S. Butchers’
Files. consisting of every size and kind.
new opening by HOLCOMB dc LYON. I
OCKET CUTLER Y, Sliears and Scis-
odening and for sole wholesale and retail by
II()LC()'.\'IB 65 LYON,
3 \Valer st., Bridgeport.
1 5 DOZ. hand, piinnell, rip and back
9 Saws of Bulcliers’, Spear A’. Jackson’s
and I-}ecket's. at wholesale-. and retail by HOL-
COMB 65 LYON, 83 \Vatei'st., Bridgeport.
'.\'Iarples’si1pe1-ior plated and plain. whole-
sale and retail, by HOLCOMB it LYON.
NVILS.-—Hill‘s. Peter
Mouseliole. vvliolesale and retail by
HOLCOMB dc LYON.
just opening. and we would call particular at-
tention to our stock. HOLCOMB 5.; LYON,
83 Water street, Bridgeport.
LACKSi\Il'I‘H'S BELLO\VS coiist.aiit-
ly on liaiidand for sale lmv by
HOLCOMB 6: LYON.
AILS.--1500 casks Fall River; also 40
A casks superior \Vl'()I1!1llI. nails by
IIOLCOM B 61'. LYON. _\Valer st. Bifidgepoit.
LUE. BORAX AND EMERY.-—-50
refined Borax; 25':-.i1.~ks superior London Em-
ery byi... .. ., HOLCOMB. 6.’. LYON.
' OUSE FURNISH [NG HARDWARE.
--—A full and complete ussoi't.:nenl by
HOLCOMB dc LYON.
1 DOZ. LONDON MUSTARD. for
Stilt’ at BISSELL'S
~ - » - Wanted.
Wai‘:t'cd'i’mm‘edintely. 1
_ C. .S_'l_'nz‘zr,‘ S¢c'y p1'o't'nu'i;‘ 44
F
lg: ‘N apprentice -to -the lailoiing besides
K .‘%‘§R'£’I.S- 1
tiers of \V. A: S. Biilcliers’ and Rodgers',,
RACE AND BlTTS.—A large stock of
\V|'lgllI.S’ and
bbls. Glue, ass?d’sizes; 10 cases \Vood’sé
.,, For Sale.
, ll THE beziiitiful house and lot situated 11
few rods below the South Norwalk Post Ol-
fice. known as the “ Hoyt Place." 19 "OW Of‘
fared for sale. The house has recei lly been
rebuilt and put. in perfect order. and will be
sold at: the low price of$I5t)()cn.-l1. Enquire
of JAMES FINNEY.
Norwnlk, Sept. ‘.25, 1851. " 39tf
Now 2: the Time to save llloizeyl.’
Raymond &. Mead,
I’ H..NIi FUL forlhe runny liivors so liber-
ally bestowed oii them by the public.
would respectlully solicit a contiiinance nftlioir
pati°onage—-fecliiig assured they can now olfor
greater inducements than they ever before
have done.
Their stock is new large and well selected,
comprising all the articles usually kept in a
grocery store, together with 11 variety of fancy
oods, such as Sardiiies, Capers, Catsup, Sau-
ces, Table Oils, Macciironi, Corn Slarcli, Pre-
served Fruits,Spiced Pickles. <'S:c., &c. Their
stock of Teas is the largest iind most carefully
selected of any in Norwalk. raiiging in price
from 5C cm to $1 per lb. A trial oftlieir coffee
iis all that is necrssary to convince that it is
.superior to any sold in the place. Sugars al-
f wiiys on hand, cliea p iind good for the prico.——
‘Also—-Flour. Fish. Salt. Pork. Lard. lrlams,
.ASinoked Beef. écc. which will be sold c/icapfor
leash. Goods delivered to any part. of the
village free of 1-ha rge.
Norwiilk, July ‘ltith, 1851.
Mealio’s
Gent.Ieiiieii’s Model llats
or 'i'i—ii«:
Fall cs‘ l'Vintcr F aslnons (if the present Season,
AVI NG been got up under the most favor-
able auspices that his knowledge of the
modes of Piuus AND Lois‘ DON. C0llll)ll‘iP.(I
with his well known taste and skill as :1 Me-
chanic and as an experienced
ARTIST OF FASHION
could besldw, and it is his care and study, and
he spares no expense to keep pace with
THE PRESENT AGE’
in his line of business, he can therefore, with
honest pride and. pleasure call the attention n
his customers and the public in general to his
STYLE OF HATS FOR 1851-‘2,
which cannot be excelled in any part of the
world in points of foi in, equipments and finish.
and which he oll'ei's at his eslablisliiiieiit for the
sale of Hats and Caps, No. 416 Broadway, cor.
of Canal st. adjoining the depot of the N Y A’.
lN II Railroad. 611142
Light.
S Long evenings are coming, take care of
your eyesiglil. save your money and have
In beautiful clean light, by careful investigation.
ll have procured the best ofburiiing fluid,wliicl1
ISES.-Hills, Peter \Vriglit’s, Hyde’s 'we warrant to satisfy 01' retiirn the money.———
and Iillotson’s ol every quality and price i \Ve have prociired tlie-lest kind of lamps, so
‘that with the single caulio'ii71otlo_/ill the lamp
while bur7n'7i,r_r there is notihe least danger.
N. B. Burning fluid and Campliene for
sale by the barrel, keg, or siraller qunntily,
merchants wishing 5 or 10 gallons can have it.
of us, as cheap as we have been pziyiiig our-
selvesin New York. Call at DISBROW'S
Silver Sinilli store.
To Let.
AHOUSE pleasantly situated near
the Bridge. Possession given iini11edi-
ately. Inquire at tliisoflice. lf37
i
i
. Silver Ware. .
E liai-'6 llmde large additions to our stock
of silver and plated goods, such as soup
and oyster ladies; pie and lisliknives and forks;
full pliited tea salts and tea pots separate; cake
dishes; butter and beef knives mid forks; table,
ton. desert, cream. salt and sugar spoons.
N1B—We have also added to our liirgeclocli
of jewelry an_d fancy goods; our ciish-i1i'rntige-
moms and small expenses enables us to sell
cheaper than city-eI>rea._ C.E. D1 SBROW.
-.4
J.» v-..vv‘» J‘!!! e,.,uv_.-r,
.~‘.../»‘.‘.‘ 2;-.' 1.
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_ OMPRISING a full tlssortnient of the
latest styles of ladies Dress Goods, such
as Muslin Delanes, low priced to extra 5-16»
figured, plain and cliangenble Alpaccas. Parn-
niallas and Lusti°e.s. printed and plain Cash-
ineies, Erglisll. Frencli and ' American Prints
in any,qi1antil.y‘or quality. I
AIS04£0I?‘~g8lllll8Il’lenS wear. n-great variety of
Broadclolhs, Beaver Clolns,"C‘i1'ssi11_1ers, simia-
nelts, Kentucky Jeans. ézc. ‘Ves'lii1gs_ of‘ Silk.
Satin. Velvet, Cashmere ézc. ‘"Alsolo'wpi‘iced
, qualities;-a good lISSOI‘llIl8nII.
Also 300 Blue Pilot Cloth Monkey Jackets,
.11 good article and very clieap. do a good'nssorl-
meat of other ready made Clothing. consisting
:1 new and very much improved kind ofwoolen
.Under Shirts. p
Also 100 pair Bnlicocks shoulder Braces at
25 cls per pair.
Bay State Sliawls, all quiilitiesand sizes at
mnnufac_turu1'e's prices. '
Ciirpeting,l_Malting and Oil Cloths. constant-
ly on hand. .
Also 5000 yrds 4 4 Brown Sheeting, the best
quality iiinde in this coci1l.ry are 1-4 cls per yd.
also superior Bleached Sheetings at the same
price.
Also 40 bbls Ship Boead suitable for feed.
New Goods from auction and other sources
every week.
lllens and Boys Clothing cut as usnalfree of
charge—or made to oider in the best and latest
style at much less than the ordinary prices.
S. MOULTON, Jn.
\Vestport, sep. ‘I5. 1851. tf
Paint your Buildings &. Fences.
SANFORD has just rec'd a quantity of
O superior Mineral Paint, wii rra nted equal
to any Paint ever bei"ore offered to the public.
It is proof against fire, water and weather-—it
is uncliangeable in its color—it mixes readily
with any kind of oil, and is a beautiful dark
brown or freestone color. This Paint rec’d
the premium at the N. Y. State Fair held at
Albany in 1850, in competition with the Ohio
Fire-proof and several other mineral Paints as
superior to anything of the kind in use.‘ or
clieapiiess and durability. Numerous certili-
cates ofils superiority have been given bytliosa
who have tested it, of which these are two:
" We have used your mineriil paint in paint-
ing cars and houses and upon our road, and we
can safely recommend it as a very superior
cheap and durable article of paint."-—Hi:iiuN
H. PHI-2l.1'§. SuperintendentSyracuse ck’. Utica
Railroad. Oct. 30, 1850.
“ I have used a large qua ntity of your. min-
eral paint, and I find it to be far preferable to
to the Ohio or any other paint. now i_n iise—il.
is impervious to water, mid unchangeable in
coloi-.”—HonAci-: JOHN-SON, Painter for the S.
66 U. Railroad Co.
Tliis Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
Agent for the u1ai1ufactui'ci's.
\Vestpoi'l, March ‘24. 1851.
FRUIT TREES
A’l‘ THE
Scull.) Nnrmalk Niirstrp,
THE subscribers respectfully solicit the
attention oflruit growers‘ to their stock ot
Trees. consisting of choice Apple, Pear. Cher-
ry Plumb. Appricot iind Peach Trees, Ever-
greens and extra sizetl horse Chestnuts and
inounlain asli. Also :1 very line lot of Isabella
and C:1_taub:1 Grape Vines. Also the true Red
A-/ilwcrp Rasjioci-3/, which we wiirraiit, and
hold ourselves respoiisible for its being the new
or Pure red Antwerp. The last ofOcl. or Isl
of Nov. will be the proper time for putting out
the plants, when all necessary direction will be
given. (.1‘I“.O. SEYMOUR 65 Co.
P. S. \Ve caution the public to buy no
Antwerps of iiny person without holding tliein
responsible for its being the new or'pure red
Antwerp. The country is full of the spurious
- kind. ‘ sep‘.20 lf
Great Mass Gathering at
GRUMA_N’S
0 Id 3 r 1 d gee
Sig‘ 9 : . :~ E 3
Just Received!
The Largest Stock
0/ Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, at prices perfectly astonisliiwz g
In. fact, some Goods are almost
Given; Away.
Ow?‘ assortmeizt of DcLa2'.7zes, Cash-
meres, Alpczccas, Poplivzs, Pen-ian
DeLai7ics, T/libel Clot/2, llferino,
and other DRESS GOODS was
never as good at present.
Our Stock of Dress Silks is Iirmiense.
consisting of Black and Colored, Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety. Our stock of
Broad Cloths, Ciissimeres. Siitinets, Vest-
ings and all other goods for Men’s and Boys’
wearis larger than ever before offered. In
fact,Li1dies and Gentlemen can find any and
every article wiinled for Dress, Use. or Orna-
ment. and at prices that would astonish all’. and
DEFY COMPETITION. Also, the Largest
Stock of Domestic Goods ever offered. and by
all odds the cheapest Don't forget. the
“Old Bridge Store”
Is the place for BARGAINS .' .'
= ' 0- J. G1{UMAN-
_Norwalk, Sep. 1, 1851.
Great Induce-ments
At N o- I5 Main Street.
EW STOCK of Fall Goods at the Hat,
Cap. and For Store of H. C. P\andle.—
Just rec'd a large assortment of inen’s cloth,
plush, mohair and glazed Caps of the latest
styles; also, the best variety of cliildreii and
youtli‘s Hats and Caps ever offered in Norwalk,
which are not to be beat in neatness. durability
and Cl1e.'l[)Il85S~ Call and see his stock of wool
and fur Hats for children. fancy Caps, Umbrel-
las,Unioi1 and California Hats; constantly on
hand lint cases and biind boxes. A good article
Furs of all kinds in their season.
The fall fashions for gentlemen’s Hats rec’d,
Iiom which he is mamifaclni-ing an articletbiil.
cannot fail to please. varying in prices from
S2 50 to $4 00, the quality of which has been
so w_e|l tested by his numerous patrons that it
is needless to comment. Caps from is to 205.
Also a few Alcohol bbls for sale cheap.
Sept. 9, 1851.
School, .7lIzscrllaneous and Blank
Books. stationery, &.c, age.
1'1‘ RE,'I‘AlL.-——Blakeman dc Tomlinson,
13 W'all street, Bridgeport, Ct., are now
selling School Books, Stationery, &c.‘at retail
121!
_at from ‘20 to 30 per cent. less l;_l1an the usual
retail prices. Books that have formerly lleeii
sold at $1 '12'lh'ey are now selling from 80 to
85 cts; otlicrs_that have been sold for 75 ‘they
are now selling for 60 and 62 cts—oll1er Books
proportionate! |ow._ . y .
. . . . BLAK-EM-A-N 5.’. TOMLINSON.
Bridgeport,-Oct. £85.11. .
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of over coats, sacks, Pants, Vests, _&c. Also V
...,
- _ John
V‘Vhol_esaie and Retail .,De.l.l.le|_',-,-ll
‘Danes’. iii.i-;i')iciivi-:s..ciii-:Mic,.iI.,S.
PERFUMERY. DYE‘ STUFI"S,*’
PATENT MEDICINES. 651:.»
‘West title the Bridge. Norton 116-, .CoMV,.
I _ A. 1.1- M
General Aglfllt tor Ptoclur-inn Pen.
sions. Bounty Lands, E.ztra_.,¢ia¢l=3gc]¢
Pay. French Spvaliagtions. Letter: ,
Patent, .5-1:.,: I
1 George A. Davenport,
Attorney and Coiinsgellm-‘a,t, law,
Oficc W723! Side the Bhdgg,
NORWALK, CONN.
.. 0. 8. Perry, .
Attorney and Counsellor at . law
Mellon-y’s Bui‘l‘¢lin;.'
Oflicc hour: from 8 to Y? o'clock, A. M. ; I had
from 1 to 6'o’clocl:, P. III,
.roHN:Aus-rams
DAGUERRIAN llllIlM
Over 1-‘. St. John’s Store,
NOR\VALK, CT.
Likencsses .
Wai'ra7itc(l to please all good judga,
Bain’s Merchant’:
TELEGRAPH UFFIOE,
NORWALK. CONN. _
In the Post Omcc Building.
c. J GBUMAN,
m:.u.1:ii. I25 FOREIGN AND nomzs-ric
Staple $5.fi'ttlt'l_) iilrp ®oobg
CAR PETING
Carriage Cloths and Trimmings.
CLOTIIS, CS SIIIIERES, I’ES'I‘lNIiiS,
Shae tin gs. rlannels, Batu fig,
I NORWALK, CT.
Dimon Pinch,
_ ni:.u.i:a 11‘!
Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Paints,
Oils. French \Vind.1w Glass and
Ac11icu1.'runiii. IMPl.E1l!2-.V'I'3.
NORWALK. CONN.
s. Efoimstead,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groctrfu,
Flour, Provisions, Salt, Powder.
’éT‘2'1I"bu:45iid’ I
DEALER IN
\Vatches, Gold Pens. Jewelry. Silver and Plated
Ware, &c. Any kind of Goods made to
order. \Vz1lchos I’l nd Jewelry repaired.
Under the Connecticut Hotel.
nayinon-cl do Mead.
VVHOLESALE (Y. RETAIL DEALERS
In Groceries, Provisions. Flour, Feed, Salt.
Willoiv \Vare, Brooms. Mats, &c.. &c.
No. 2 lVatcr .21.. Norwalk. Conn.
'l‘AYLOR’S FASHIONABLE
llair Cutting, Dressing and Shaving
S A In 0 0 N ,
Near the Spring.
’ VEIANKF UL for past favors. he hope! by
strict attention. to business to merit. a con-
tinuance of the same. I’arliciilar attention
paid to cutting misses’ and children's'l1air in the
latest style. Razors honed in a superior mun-
nei‘. 'I‘ricoplieri1s and lferfuin-ery of all kinds
constantly on hand and for sale.
I‘. 1!. Noah,
MANUPAC'1'UBl-IR or
TIN, SHEET IRON, AND COPPER \VARES,
] EALER in Stoves, Fuinaces, Iron “Tire
and Rods, Briltaiiia, Japan. Wood Ind
\Villow \Vares, Knives and Forks. Ftlco
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead. French Blu-
kcts, etc. Roofing and house jobbing done It
short notice and in a workmnnlike manner.
South Norwalk. July 11th. 1851.
Lockwood, Iluight to Co.
i1iA.\ui-‘Ac'rUiu:i1s or
TIN, SHEET-IRON. dc BRASS WAR‘ES
AND m:.~.i.i-:ii.s IN
“TOVES. ranges, furnaces. healers and
S drums, hollow ware. sad irons, caslingii,
sheet lead and lead pipe, stove pipe and zinc.
brass kettles. cutlery. porcelain, iappiin and
brilliiiiia wares. china, crockery and glass
ware, Fenlon enamelled wares, brushes and
m.r.n-hes, glass lanterns, chain pumps, Miller’:
water proof oil paste. blacking. fresh cnmpheno
and burning fluid, washing and yeast powders.
stove and shoe blocking, wrapping paper,
weights, brooms, piiils. travs, bowls and tubs.
selves, ‘malts, wash boards, ladies, "stamps,
spoons, clothes baskets, bellows, dcc., date.
C. '1‘. CORN\VALL.
, Draper and Tailor, ,
OULD inform the public that I10 III!
taken the rooms over the store of
Lockwood, Haiglit 65 Co., where he is pre-
pared to make all kinds‘ of gentlemen’: and
boy’s clothing in II neat and fashionable manner
and on reasonable terms. He has also on hand
a good assortment of ready-made clothing. and
those in want will find it to their advantage. to
give him a call._ A share of the public patrol-
age is respectfully solicited.
Norwalk, June 23, 1851.
CANAL RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangement.
N and after Monday, April 28th. P1196!!-
ger trains will run daily, (Sundays except-
ed.) as follows.
Leave New Haven for Colinsvillo at 5.45
A. M. 11.15 A. M. mid 3.30 P. M. _
Leave New Haven for 'l'arifl'ville and Colin!
ville at 11.15 A. M. and’3.30 P. M.
Leave Collinsville for New Haven I}7.40‘A.
i\I., 10.55 A. M. and 3.45 P. M. 4
Leave Tarillville for New HR"!!! at 7.1531.
M. 3 P. M. . »
The trains from New Haven at 5.45 A. M.,
Collinsville at 4-45 P. M. and Tarritfville at 3.
P. ;\l.. are freight: trains, with passenger -‘ ac-
conimodations.
Special Arrangement. _
On Saturdays, liereafter, until further notice.
the 2d passenger train out of New’ Haven will
leave at 6 P. M. or on the arrival of the 3 P.
M. express train from New York.
Trains of the Hnrt:fo.id, Providence and Fish
kill Railroad leave Plninville for Hartford. ‘in
connection‘ with -the -morning-‘and: Ifletllopn
trains from Collinsvilleaud Tarilfvillo, at 8.15
A. M. and 12.301’. M.
‘ The trains of the Cimn-l~R'osd connqctyith
‘the traiiis of'tl1a"N3w l1'liI:l't ’Ind1Névr‘I*idv_eI
Railpoqd. _, _ _G..w\V,.,,,_WllISTLER, Stip'~I}
Now‘ ’H'mn:. iipni 2e,."i 8.51,. 1.. ,
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Fisli. Crockery and Glass W:1i'e, Wooden and '
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