Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, January 20, 1852 · page 4

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. Nlachinerys _- _
 si_ibsci'ibei's, having i'e‘é”éntly.m'fido.tlie‘
necessary 'aI'l'fll1g6lfienlS, are now__.pre-
§)ii_i"ed.t6 ‘execute, all oi'de‘i‘s for manufacturing
finfd repairing‘ all kinds of inacliinery for man
»itfztEt.'iIi"i‘i1g"add other purposes. We will also
sti[3e'i'iilteiid tlie ei'ection,alteringand l'é|)ill'l‘iI.'g .
.‘tlie"s:iifie‘. \Ve have on ha ud and are constantly
lllf[l1llfilCtul'itlg all the different kinds of patent
"isles forliglit and heavy veliicltis, which we
will dispose of on the most; fi'fi'tfl'ill5f8 té‘i'i"i1‘s.--
'Oi'dei"s to ‘be left at Street &.Q"l"""'ll’5 3l0'l'él.
'»Norwulk, or at our shop, the! first building north
of-‘James ‘Jaiiesflsayv-i_nill.,,_
, _ I , ,ti_Da.icii dc WHITLOCK.
Wilmh, July 1st, 1851. 6m*26

«, ‘Great Mass Gathering at
 GRUMANS ,
 ridge

 izist Received!
The Largest. Stock
0/ Fancy and Staple Dry

Goods, atpr/ices perfectly astoriis/iiizg
In fact, some Goods are alizzost

Given Away.

Our assortmerzt of DeLaz'n‘es,_ Cash-
meres, Alpaccas, I’o_plins, ]_’_ersz’an
DeLai7ie.s, T/Liljet Cloth, llferlno,
and olker’ Imfiss Goons was
_ _ rzeiier tiS_ good at ;7reser2_t-.-

Our Stock of Dress __Silks is, Iiiiiii'e'n‘se-,-
consisting of Black and Co‘lo‘i-ed. Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety. _Uur stock of
Broad Cloths, Ciissinjercs. Satiiiets. Vest-
ings and all otlier goods for Men's zititl ‘Boys’
wearis larger th':_iii ever befoi"e_ offered. lb"
fact, Ladies and Clentleiugfn can find any and
iei’e'ry.art_ic‘le wanted for Dress. Use. or Orna-
ment. and at. prices that would astonish all-, and
DEFY COMPETITION. Also, the Largest
Stock of Domestic Goods ever otfei-ed. and by
.~s;Il odds the cheapest; Don't for,~_2et, the

 “Old Bridge Store”
I: the place for EA RGAL/V‘ S .’ .’
‘T C- J- GRUMAN-'

_ Norwalk,-Sep. 1, 1851.

_ School, ZlIzsccZl_a'7teo‘il.¢'dud Blank
ifiooks, Stationery, «sec, ago. _
T RE'.l‘AlL.——Blakem:in dc Toinliiison,
.' 1,3. Wiill street, Bridgeport, Ct,., are no'w
'sellin_;*School "Books, Stationery, die. at retail
at’ from 20 to 30 per cent less than the usual
retail prices. Books that have formerly been
sold at $1 12 they are now selliiig from 80 to
85 c'ts;' others that have heart sold for 75 they
are now selling for GO and 62' cts-—‘othe'r Hooks
|’n'onortionately low. A
BLAKEMAN dc TO’ML-INSON;

 

 
 

‘ .i*'; C SE1-1-..E¢Ka . '
_ Book’ Seller‘ and Binder,
.-\Sjust returned from New York with a
s new and v_aluabl'e collection ofSchool ii nd
Miscellaiieous Books. Also, a large assortiiient
ofSta..tionery, including Blank Bool<s.’Fools-ciip,
Lettei‘,and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c'.,
which he will sell cli‘eape'rtliati they Gan be
bought for at any otiierstore in this vicinity.
i¥""_Books of all kinds, bound in his lltflltllly
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.

 

 

..1;———3s
[_ I./0flI1—'/113.;

J’. Smith’s Marble Yard,
Near the Bridge, Norwalk. Conn.

- IE-P'U'L‘CHR.AL Monuments and Grave

Stones of every variety of patterns, and ot

the most skilful workmansliip. The best as-

sortment of America-ii and Foreign Marble,
Kept constantly on hau'd.

Persons wishing t.o procu-re Monuments or
any l‘~.~i=ird‘ of Marble \Vo'i‘k,—a=i"e invited to calland
giv‘e‘a‘ p'e‘rso'nal inspection-of his mat.erial and
W0t‘l§n)1El)Sl1~l[), as this will‘ be more satisfact.oi'y
than to.pu‘i"'cL-a‘se ofAgents without. an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article con-
tracted for.

@F'I‘lie Lettering and‘ O’i'iiainental work is
executed by an experienced w_ork;m‘an and can
Warraiit; it to give entire satisfaction.

‘ NJY='W':t'k. Aug. 21, 1848.

Norwalk Savings Bank.

O7lTIC E is hereby given that deposits will
be received by the treasurer at the Fair-
field Coirnty iiank. from 10 to 12 o'clock, A.
M. and from 2 to 4 o'clock, P. M. on Mondays,
Tuesdays, WBdll6S(ftl‘yS, Tliursdays and Fri-
days, aiid on Saturdays fi-om. 10) to )2 A. M,
and 2 to 3 P. M. trllfiflf‘ l’-urther n'ot'i’ce. Per-
sons wishing to make loans are‘ r‘e‘quest.ed to‘
hand :1 written application to the‘t‘rensui'e1‘,-

stating amount and security.

'1‘. WA RN E R, JR., T'reasurei'.-
Norwalk, Dec. 1}, I8-#9‘.

Boot, Shoe, Leather and Find-
inxg Store.

HENRY HANDES renews again
'mhisaclmowledgments to the puliiic and
. . his'"friends for their generous patronage
d“"'“‘g the year past", and liopesto in‘erit. an Ill‘!-
Pf6‘I'|'upted continuance of the business rela-
tI0_oSliip which he has so long maintained with
‘ '5 community. He will be found now at his
09W stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,
W_ 8r_e he will‘ be happy to see, andserve his
 friends and?t.h'e public. The character of
hill’ Work in .'oo~ well‘ known to need a word of

.P'"l'Tse‘. ft comprises e've'ry article of men's

Wild’ chi l‘di'en"s we-iii", with Rubbers and Over-

shoes in their season‘, l'ii'r‘l'a'il’i’es and gentleman.
Ftisniisos of the best quality, and in any

quant.it.y,,suit.ed to the wants oftlre craft.
Norwalk.Jaii. 1,1851.

Protection Insurance Car.
Of HARTFORD. CONN.
$200,000—Wil/i. Privilege lo Ins-
crcase to Half a Million.
ILLIAM C. STRE ET, having received
theagency ofthe above named Coiiipa-
ny is now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,
Mills, Factories, Barns and lZllB'CO|1lGl]iS ofeacli

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together with every other species of property

flgaizist Loss or Duczzu-gc bg;:l"ire.~

1,.-Norwalk, July .‘.,st., 1851-.

 

. ‘ Tea and Ootfee
, HEN pure. are the most iyiilifibfcnt, slim‘-'
L tilating and liealtliy bevei':ige's that can
be used, boi.li in siZ~.'k'n'és§ and in health‘. It was
called try t.igs ancients , _ h
M ROSIA AND NECTAR. _
This delicious Tea and Coffee can be had
always at the 'l‘i-:A Piiiu~j'i‘. l3§ Grand s_t‘_i1:et,l
New York, it few steps from N Y 5: N H rail
l't‘ftlt.l de‘po't. 43tf PACKARD.

South Norwalk Machine Shop
‘ HE subscribers take this n'1eth'b‘d of inforiiii
ing the public, that they are now prepar-
ed te do all kinds of Jobbingjiti‘ their line, Jiz:
Machine work in general, ie tiirniug. all des-
cription of Sawing, Wood turning from a P0‘:-
tico p‘illri’r down to an owl handle, T(trn'ed
Cedar hitching and fence Posts on hand, also
blind hinges mid fastnings for sale.

An tISSOI‘llnet)f ofFurnituro, and knobs and
locks ii‘i'ay ’iil‘v'\"':'iy"s be foiiiid at the office oftiie
F."i'l:'i.o‘i‘y, at. iiiai1lif:ictui‘ed _p'rlt:es., A share of
pii‘b”li’t: pi'i'ti'i'i‘nagt§ is_r__e's iebtfiilly solicited.

._ ._ , ,. ft- J. NORTON dc CO.

'61. w. NORTON

M. M. NORTON

South Norwalk, Sept 15th, 1851

V in. of. walmzasi if
Cabinet Maker and I/'-mlerta/ter .’

(Two doors east of the Bank.)
STAIIIFORD, CT.
HAVING recently coumpleted an
' . _ extensive alteration and i'itlll'rol7e-
3 ment in his extablisliment, and ex-
tsiided the compass of his linsliitéss;
smile rtispécllillly ltifdriii the ii'lbabl-
ta nts of this and the iiiijoiiiing io\'l/its-, that he
has now on hand and is constantly ii‘l".t'n'iifa6tdt'-
ing every description of . ,,
CABIN 'r WARE
i2; :1 good and geneliii variety of _ _ .
Beaclsteads, Tables, I'Vaslistmids, Secrclairzes
Bwreairs, Sofas, (fa. x§‘c.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices whicli cannot. fail to suit the p'lil‘E§liiiser.
Also, a variety of CHA IRS—ll'ilir, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with ‘rockers of every style. _
Houselioliltliriiituieof any desci'ipl.l'o_n manu-
'rictui"éd to order at short notice on the most
BilS0l]tll)l8 terms. Also a very extensliie as-
)i'tu'i"ehi of I , , .
:iLTatti'esse'.s‘, Paliasses, Patent Bead-
steads, dye. uc.
Phat can be set. up iiiid t'a‘ke‘n down by any one
u less t.han two iiiinutes.
He has also a handsome assortment of the
nost fashionable styles of _
_ O ..
on 2 hitting G-lessee,
which he will sell as cheap as tiiiti be bought
an y where. '
He is also prepared to furnish
COFFINS. SHROUDS. CAPS. SCARFS. &.c.
ofevery desni'ip‘ti‘oti that may be desired. or
that can be obtained in the city of New York
at a iuom_ents wvai"'t'ii'i'i;'f_r. day or night, on the most
i'easoi'ia‘lile' tet"r'ti’s. He is also prepared to fur-
nlsll he.'il"ses. cai'ria;:es, see to the digging oi
graves. and to attend to any other ai'i'aiiget‘n_eiit
that may he wished l-61' the funeral p:'o‘iies‘sion.
(VH3. ’l‘iio_se who’ may wish to keep the body of
a‘ deceased fi'lt=.n'rl si=.vei‘ii‘l days, can be furnished
with an ice box in which it may be preserved a
week or longer if necessary. _ __
E. C. WARREN.
Staii‘ifoi“d, Sep. 9, 1851.

_ ,Warner’s Patent
Anti-I*‘i'cczi7ig Sui.-(hm amt Force Pump
Can be used in our deepest wells or fetch wa-
ter from w_ells_ at it distance. it works very
‘easy and dist:hi?i'ges a gallon of water to eacli
motion of the lever, and will not freese in the
coldest weather. By attaching pipes water is
carried to anypzirt ‘of the iioiise Ol‘ barn and by
attaching a hose can water the garden. Eoar
yard, wasliyotti‘ windows, Carriages, (Sic. It
is also a good engine in case oftireas the pow-
er of two in_en can’ tlirow water to the top of

our liigliest limisi_=.s.' Sold by
LOCKWOOD, HAIGHT on C0.

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Cheaper than Ever !
Groceries selluigofiut tistonis/iiiig rates at
I./ic old store (if
GEO. VV. SMITH, SOUTH NOR \VALK.

HERE purcliasei's can find out‘ of the

largestand best .'issoi'tments of Groce-
ries, Crdckerj', &c'., e're’i" offered in this mar-
Iiet before. To our up town ct't'sitilliei'.s. (for
we have customers from the Bridge. cause why
we sell better articles anilclienper than others.)
we would say that we will go.-"ii'.jtilce them a
saving of ‘:55 per cent. by pui'cIn'isii‘ig of us,
which will pay fora ride upand dowuany day.
Call and examine foi-_\'oui'sclves.

GEORGE \V. SMITH.
South Norwalk, August 12, 1851.

Farm {hr Safe.
THE place formerly occupied by
v . Alvin Hyatt. dec’(l. is olfered for sale.
It consists of about three acres ofgood land,
with a dwelling-house and burn thereon stand-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying near’.
the house of Ira Br-tts. .Ir., and on the line of
the Danbury & Norwalk i'iiili'oad. For further
particulars enquire of
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
\Vilt.Jn, March 3.1851. 9tl

$'e§r Sale,
;_:g,A WITH immediate possession. 11 good
Mill with water power on an excellent stream.
with a convenient House, Biiui. and 14 acres of
land, situated about 7 miles from Norwalli or
3i’}llnf()l‘tl. For particiilai's enqnise of S. E.
OL i\'lS'I‘E.-\ D. or JOHN BATLE Y.

Norwalk. May ‘.3-lth, 1851.

For sale.

.6 ._ A vtiluablelioniestead til 26% acres ol
land,for'in*_ci-ly the i'esid‘eiice of .lai'etl
. Ayres, in New Ciiiiiiaii. On it. isagood
to 0 story ilivelliiig-liotise, lIm“i‘i‘,~ and other out
buildings. and tine orchard of grafted fruit
trees in a liearirrg state. Also, 27 acres oftiiie
timber land. 33 miles iiortili-“West of Norwalk
Bridge. «Also, six acres of wooil and timber
land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
la_g,e'.- Also t.\‘vo‘aci'es of wood land lying near
the saw mill of Wlatts Conistock. Esq. in New
Ciminrn. For furtlie'r pa‘i"ticiil‘ii'rs enquire of
the siibscriher at the residence of Wm. Drum-

mond. New Canaan. -~

_ EBENEZER CARTER.

New Canaan, Jliias‘ 14, 1850'. *'9t‘25t

_ Ready Made Clothing.
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
lieeprng a good assortnieiit of Ready Made
Cl'ot'l’iing 0 tall l4:i-iids. Also, a good assortment
Of ClUl=llS. CilSSiIIIet'es. and ‘f6Si.l'l)g-ls‘, wlii'cli
he will imi-lie up to order in good st.yl'e and at
short notice.
N. B. Pi1i'tici.la1‘att?entinn paid to‘ cutting.
_ _ Tl-IUIPIAS RILEY.
Norwalk. Feb. 25’.-15851.-_ 9'

Norwalk cemetery‘ Associa.
'Ui0fis

T a Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery

. Association, held August. ‘29th., 1850, vo-

t'ed"tl'iat Evert Quiiit'a'i‘d and Lyman Richards,

 

 

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be (I coin‘-mittee to have general‘ supervision of

the grounds of this A-ssociation, as‘ regards
iiioiiuments, toin"‘st"onesr. and encl‘osure of lots,
and that no’pei'son sh".il“l5 dig a grzive. or erect
stones to graves, witliout pei'iri'ss1'oii and advice
of said coiiiiuitt.ee.

Attest. E. QUi.\"i"A1m. (2-hairman.

“W C. Sriii:i:'r. SL'(."'_}“]'tt'O'it‘.ln. 411

 
 

L

HE sul)sci'lbei'liavin,gl1ad an appartinent

invite the atteiitibn of the public to his
Trunks, Valices, Carpet. Bags. Mats, Rugs, \V
deb. dcc. which he has constantly on hand. H
Hai"n'e'ss, cdiiiliiillhg uéatuess wit.li durability.
at this estitlilishment, of the very best'nlatel’l:l
n'dt_ fall t6 satisfy customers. _Reii'airing do
.l‘nst received a lot of superior

Noi'W'alk,Nbv.1,1849.

New Marble Yard.

HE silliscriber having opened and furnish-
T ed a new Marble Yard in Norwalk. 0011!‘
the heiid of Main street. would respectfully sli-
licit all to tiivci- line with iiciill. and examme
his stoiék and wdrkiiiahsliip. e intends hav-
ing on hand constantly at full assortment of
Ainerican and ibrsign Marble, and the work-
uianship of a s'uptéri'ili' style. I Monulllellhh
Toinbstories. counter and table Tops,c‘£c-. 660-
fuinished at the shortest butler and on t;‘i_iiisou-
able terms. _ JOHN H. VJELKS.
Noiwralk. Nov. 5t.li, 1851.

BIHDGI-2Pt)R'l‘. June 95th, 1881.
E, the subscribers. each having purcliused
‘V of Blakemaii dz, Tomliiison. in \Va|| st.
Bridgeport. oppdsllté City Hotel. one of their
fine Gold \Vat.ches, called the Railroad \VatclI.
and having tried and proved the same to our
satisfactioii’. do most cordially recommend them
to the public, and particii'arly to superintend-
ents. conductors and eiigineets, feeling assured
that, in their Riiillhild \Va'tclies, so teruied,
they will find ii most accurate time-keeper.
Philo H urd, Sup’t Naugatuck R.ailroail.
R B.Ma_snli, Sup’t N Y and N H Railroad.
Hoi-are Ni'.3liols,Ti'eas Housatoiiic dc N'k R B
A D Aliliott, Conductor Naugatuck Railroad.

45

Chas \Vaterbui'y do do 35
(' has Com.-tock do N Y 65 N H do‘
\Vm Segue, ErigineerNaugatuck do
Uriah Douglass, do do do
L E Gore. do do do

J S Smith. Cashier li‘armei's’ Bank.
.Ionat.lian Beers, J \V Sterling, San Francisco
E A Luiu. \Vater|iury. Ct.

RAILROAD \V.x'1‘Gtlt<}S.——\Ve have on
hand at this time a l‘ili"ge a‘ssorl.iueiit of these
beaiitifiil \Vatches, made atid cilsiid in beautifu'
Hiintiiig Cases, 18 carat, fine gold. Those per
sons who are about purcliasin'g tlieinselves :~
good ’\Vatcli, will please B971!‘ in mind Ilia‘
VVatclies made lbr us will not l7_}.ll‘_\’ it minute pen
month, on the railroad or ol’f—"—‘aiid no otliei
dealer in this city can sell this ulaker’s \Vatch
Please read certificate ii ore.

43 BLAKEMAN & TOMLINSON.

I-‘..%—mps, Lamps, G1ra.ndoles,&c.

LARGE and choice selected stool-
Lard. Caiitplieiie and Hal.

1. A IVI P S I
Also. new patterns of Giraudoles, with a splen-
did Flowcr Dronp which cannot be bad at an_\
other store in this city. Also. lil;I*s-WiIl'(%-
Globes. \Vicks. Cauiplieue. Oil, Fluid. <.\Zc. at
the lowest cash piices, add all gtgls 'w;ii'i'aiited
to give satisfaction. C. A. BALDVVIN.
59:} Bowery, (near \Valkerst.)
NEW York. Nov. 1851. 3in44

Everything For fliieryhody.
7 HE subscribers have constantly on hand
one of the most extensive llSS0l‘Ill)Pl1l'S o
(:'*i'i)cei'ies, Oi-o‘cl:e'i-y. \Voodeii and other \Vares
to be found atany other store in this conuty.—-
Especial attention is paid to our i\’larket depart-
ment where may be had fresh froiu N. Y. cv
in‘? ny. all kinds of vegetables; fruits, 65c... die.
uftlie choicest q uality. Also, all kinds of shell
and other fish in their ‘seison. In short, we
keep a general lii'mi'ly store, and are selling oil
at prices which ast.ouisl'i everyone. Give
us a call at out" store in Main st.
ALLEN dc MEEKER.
NOR\VALK- BOOT AND SHOE
.BlVIPORIU1VI.
HE subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he has on hand one ofthc
largest nssortmcuts of Boots and Shoes, Gait
ers, «Sac... &c., ever ofil-wed in Norwalk. Iii.-
goods are all mziiinfai.-tured in the most superior
manner by the very best of workmen, and wil
be warranted in every particuliii-. Ladies and
gentlemen in want of goods itrliis line will find
it fortlieir interest to call. D’o‘n"t: niistake—
No. 3 Main st. CHAS. Silr1lTH.
August. lst,- 1851. 31

CARIRAGE il'lAl(ER'S GOODS. Axles.
Springs, Sliafis, Cariiage Bows, Bolts,
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, I'Jor"y
Hand Screws; Seiimiiig Cord. &c.
HOLCOMB’ 6% LYON.
RINDSTONES.‘25 tons superior grit
‘ just landing from Berea Oliis. I I _
HOLCOMB dc LYON.
ILES.—-1500' (i0‘!.el] \V. at S. Butcliers’
Files. coiisisting of erg-.i'y size and kind.
iio\v opening by IIOLCOMB dc LYON.
OCKET CUTLER Y, Sfl6'fll'8‘tll1(l Scis.

sors of \V. A’. Butchers’ and‘ Rodgers‘,
if0LCO'i\‘lB' 5.: LYON,
83 \Vater st., Bridge-port.
1 5 Saws of Butcliers’, Spear dc Jackson's
and Becket's. at wholesale. and retail by HOL-

odening and for sale wholesale and retail by
DOZ. hand. paniiell, rip and back
COMB & LYON. 83' Wittet‘ st.., Bridgeport.

M‘ui'p|'es' superior plated and iliiiii, whole-
sale and retail, by l*IOLCO'tilB - LYON.
NVILS.--Hill’s. Peter Wi‘iglits’ and
Mouseliole, ‘tvlioleszile and l'efZl_ll.‘l.)y
I-lOI:.COiVl B 6: LYON.
‘fl-SES.—-I'Iills. Peter Wi'ight‘s, Hyde's
and 'I‘illotso‘ii’s of every quality and price
just opening. mid‘ we would ‘(.'llll_ particular at-
tention to our stock. HOLE‘-‘.‘)MB & LYON.
83 \Vatei* street, Bi-illgeport.
LACKSMl’I-‘H’S BEI'l.«I.‘._O\VS constant-
by on hand and for s-.i|e_l‘ow b"
FIOLCCMB LYON.
AlLS.—‘=T50O casks Fall River; also 40
.1. casks superior wi°on‘g'lit.' nails ll
IIOLCOI‘/I B 6.: LYON, Watlei'sfi. grldgeport.
LUE.‘ _B'0R.A)‘§ AND‘ EMER.Y.—50
bbls. Glue. ass‘d s1'2'es;3 1'0 cases \Vood’s
refined BOHIX‘; 26 casks si;ipéi'ior London Ein-
0|'.Y bl’ HOLCOMB 5'. LYON. .
' oust 'i«‘t7P.Ni=sii’i’Nc¥i%iARD‘wAa.is.
--A‘ Poll-anti complete tlSS0l'l.'tl9l‘it by

iioccox-B 6.: Laos.

r.A~ci'-1 AND" i3=i'i‘Ts.——.4'i large stock of‘

Swan,

 

West Side the Bridge, nearly] opposite the Norwalk Hotel.
Mafiitfacturef and Dealer iii

ADDLES Harnesses, Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Satchels, \Vl1ips. Matte, Briishesi
S Silk Purse Twist, Belts, Webb, Saddleizy

N. B. Harnesses manufactured to order.

5-. BRADLEYS

New Harness and Saddle Estdbllsliinent.

\Vare, Trunk Locks, écc. ézc.
Terms favorable.

fitted up beneath the Connecticutlldteil, wc-'ii'id
extensive assoi-tineiit of Saddles, Harnesses,‘
hips, Iiaslies, Brushes,Cufrycouibs.Sliammies
e has on l1:l|1tIS6V6t'tIl setts of vé.t‘y liglitsingle
Every article in his lineofbusiness may be hail

ls itiltl style of workinansliip. at prices whitéii will

no in a neat: and substantial m.'iniiei'.

Horse Blankets and Sleigh Bells, cliea p for cash.

F. BRADLEY.

THE
American Teinperziliéé Magazine
AND
sons of Temperance Ofiering.
13,, Gen. s. F. Gary, P. M. W. 1’.

THIS Magazine will be particularlydevoted
to TEMPERANCE LITEl’..A'l‘UR E of ii
high cliaracI.ei', consisting of ’1'iilc's, Essays,
Biogi'apIi._i/s of Eminent ’1'cmpe'rmicc illt-‘ii, Po-
cnts.‘ t§7c., .81.‘. It will be issued on the first of
each iiioiitli, and each number wfill contain sin
l_i/_]'oi'I._r pages at origiiial mailer. llrepared ‘ex-
pressly for this work by our mos popular and
talented wiiters, and will be eiiibellislieil with
portl'alts (engraved on steel in the best style) of
the distingnislieil Temperance Gliiinipioiis ol
our cqanii-y-._ Among the |1(ll_'l_l'_i'lllS already on-
graved for this work, ill“? the fo'l_l_ni'”ving. viz :-

Edwitril Delt=.‘.'zth; Estl_—'-Rel’. _ Na_tli:.iniel
Hewitt, D. D—‘R.ev. Justin Etlwar'il’5, D. D
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I?“ E. E. K-.\‘A[’P, Again.
For Sale.

 THE l)'E'itl_l.liIl'Ul house and lot situated a
Few rods below the South Norwalk Post Of-
ice, known as the “ Hoyt Place," is now of-
'+-.i'eil for sale. The liobsti has recei'tl§* liecii
ebuilt. and put. in perfect order, and will be
.old at the low price ol'$l5(I() cash. Enquire
of JAMES FINNEY.

39if

Norwalk, Sépli 25,1851.

Now 25 the Time to save llfoiieg)‘ .'
t' Raymond & Mead,
' HANKFUL forthe many favors so liber-
ally bestowed on them by the public,
would re-spcctlully solicit a continuance oftlieir
patronage——fecling assured they can now oft’ci'
greater iiiduceineiits than they ever‘ before
have done. _
Their stock is now large and well sele‘c't7£-Id,
«.:ouiprisiiig all the articles usually kept in a
grocery store; together with a variety of fancy
oods, such as Simlines, Capers, Catsup, Sau-
ces. Table Oils, t\'laccaroni, Corn S.l‘:Il'(:it, Pre-
-served Fruits.Spiced Pickles. <\:c., dzc. 'l‘_lii.>.ii'
:t.0cli of Teas is the largest. and niost carefully
-‘elected of any in Norwalk, _ranging in piice
t’i‘mii 5C cts to $1 per lb‘. .5} fi"i'*.il‘ol‘"tlieir coffee
is all that is iiecessarjr to coinliiice that it is
-uperior to any sold in the place. Sti_L;ai's':il
ways on hand, t:Ii't=,.'ifi and good for the price.—-
Also-—-Flour, Fish. Salt. Pork; l.iird,_ Hams,
Smoked Beef, dcc. wh'it':h will be’ sold clietipfor
cash. I2?‘ Goods delivei'éd t‘o‘a‘iiy piirt of the
village free of cliarge.
Norwalk, July ‘.26tli, 1851.

Light. _

AS Long evenings are coming. take care of

your eyesight. save your money and have

a beautiful clean light, by careful iiiv_esti_gatioii.

l. have procured the best ofburuiiig iluid,wliich

we warrant to satisfy 01' l'Bllll'll the i_iioney.——

\Ve have procured the test kind of la'li’ips._- so

that with the single CtlLlll0l)]7_0I. Infill the lamp
w/rile biiruing tliér'e is nottlie least danger.

N. B. Buiiiiiig fluid and Cainpliciie for
sale by the l:aii‘el, keg, or siraller qnaiitiiyl
."i’tei'cliaiits wishing 5 or 10 gallons can iiave" it
of us, as cheap as we have been pa_\iii_1 our-
selvesin New York. Call at DISBROW’S
Silver Smith store. .

silver ware.

E have made large iidilitioiis to our stock
ofsilver mid p'lale'd__go'ods, StXl:I)'flS' soup‘

 

I full plated tea setts and tea pots separate; cake
;i.lis-lies; butter and heel knives and forks ; table‘,
itea. desert, creaiii. s~.'ilt and sugar spoons.-

l

l N I3:-“—‘$’l/'e have also added to our large stock

,-of jeivelry and fancy goods ;-‘ oiir cash a"rraiige-
llnients and small expeiises‘ eiiaibles _us to‘ sell
’ cheaper than city stores. C. E. DTS ‘*3'RO"\V.

-New‘ Patti arid, Winter" Goods.
ALLORV A: I;'.EWl'S_iii'e now ofl"ering

,<z-i'éat. i_iitltice‘i‘rl'eiits' t’o a'li"buyei‘s of DRY
IGUODS‘. Their ifssdi‘tiiieiif at pr‘es'ent. is one
of tlie latgi-st, in t‘ov't"i'i", e‘ii'ilii"a‘ciiig' e‘verytliiiig
_desiriibl"e for ladies’ or ge“nt’s‘ wear.‘ They de-
tsire all who‘may beiu‘Wa‘iit‘d‘fanytlili‘i§'i‘ii their
i line tog‘-i‘ve t.l'i‘en'r'.'! ,<*.al'l'° before‘p'il'i'ifiiiisiiig else-
l_wliere‘. Norw:i‘li3,-N'ov. ‘25tli‘, 1851'.

 0 iioz'.'t‘-.o~>.‘ DON ;\ltTS’I‘A"l"'{l'),'l'or_
‘ " salon!‘ BI‘SSEL'L"S f

and oyster ladies; pie and fish liiiives and forks ;'-F

.. -. yr._-v:-;1.-if-,_1.g:v';';‘g=@!.§Y4fig%i~ fi$31fi§‘ 7. ‘‘'.‘‘.'*''.-‘f''?:.-.'.-.:.'.‘ ‘

I’F.0I’LE’_S _HOTEL.- .
1 7 &« 1 9 Catherine Slip. N: Y
GEO. s. s,'i'..-ions. .i?aoPRii«;'rqa;_
OU LD i"e'spT=7'cti‘iill_'°,'_ aiinounce ‘tii his
friends iind the ph‘bii?_: tluit the.fll*0lv"é
lio't’él has been Iilllll‘ the [fast §ii'ii_i‘iiiei' under the
§b'p"e.i-intelitlence of the pi"o§ii-i’eii)_i' with special
rcfei"eii‘c'e iii the accoiilinoiliitioii oftra nsieiit. it ii_d
pei°ii'i‘iiii‘eii't board'ers. It iibfv pontaiiiis 46 wel
veiitiliiiéil and elegantly ful‘iii‘slii-Lil loilgingi'oo'nis.
provide'd Kvitli all the iiioil'érh iliipi'olri;iineiits and
conve'nleh"c'e_'.s. .1.‘-_0l]l)'é'(!l'8'd with the hotel is a
rt-.stui'au'nt ‘Git dining saloon where all the sub-
stantials alliil '(l'elii:a’ci"c':‘. of the seasoii iii-is prd;
vided at a ni‘din'éiit'§ ii'otl'c'a' "ail. sill liours, and
served up in a style hot inferior to any house of
the kind iii the Uilil'ed_.Stiit‘e§. The pati-onage
of the public is respecfully §o‘lii:‘if’eil. Baths 125’;
cts; lodgings single rooms 25 cts.
New York, Nov. 2111i), 1851.

Hardware, Cutlery,
" __ Iron," Steel, Paiiiits and Oils!
FINCH has now on hand one of the
0 most exteiisiveand well selected assort-
ments of foifeigii, domestic and l)l.lIl‘(lll];{4 hard-
ware._cutlery. iron. steel, pai'nts. oils-, Freiicli
ahd A‘ii'ici'icaii window glass—:issoi'ted sizes;
agricultural iinpleine.-nts. hay cutters. corn shel-
lcrs, <S£'c.all of \vliicli he will sell at, prices de-
fying competition. Also. every description of
carriage lia'rdwarc, fellocs. hubs. spokes, laces,
libliigs, pat‘£*.hl leather, &c.all of which he sells‘
upoii the pi'i'n'ci'ple of " small profits and ready
szil_i:.L<_;."
_,___Tli6 _El]l)."t"l'll)(°.l‘ isalso agent for the sale of
Bus’{‘}le'll’s Jllincral Paint, wliicli is |)l'00f.'l‘1llll]Sl’
lire, wiitei' and. w‘eaihei“, and iincliangeable in
in ill? cblor, an‘d i§ the best, clieapesi and most
(l'i'iriilili9 ih’iii’éi'ail piiint now in use. In fact,our
assoI'tiiiciit. coinprises a variety and extensive-
uess that would baffle a detailed description, and
we t|iei'efor‘e_woffld i'e.=p§c:l'ully invite the piib—
lic to call and o?<:iiii'i'r.e themselves". 45

FRUIT TREES

_ AT THE ,

. ~ . ~ ~ .
fiontf) ZN ormnlli Niirscrip
THE subscribers i'esp"e't3llhlly s'oli‘c'it tlie

iitt.entioii ol'lruitgrowci's to their stock oi
Trees. coiisisiing of choice Apple, Pcar, Cher-
ry Plumb. Appricot and Peach Trees Ever-
,gr¢.-eus and extra sized horse Chestnuts and
mountain ash. Also a veiy line lot of Isabella
and Catauba Grape Vines. Also the iron Red
Antwerp Ifasphcry. \\’lll(‘lI we wairaiit, and

6m48

W
.

- hold ourselves responsible for its being the new
- or Pure rod Antwerp.

The lilSl of Oct. 0|‘ Isl
of Nov. will be the proper time for puttiii_«_: out
the plants, when all ne('essai'_v (lll'(‘(fll0ll will be
given. _ GEO. SEYMOUR & Co.

_ P. S: \Ve caution the public to buy no
Antwerps ofauy person without. liolcling them
rcspo.isible for its being the mew or pure red
Aiitwei”p-. ..he country is full of the spurious
kind. scp20 If

Eireat Inducements

_ 1 At No- I5 Main Street-
.E\V STOCK of Fall Goods at the Hat.
Clip. and Fur Store of H. C. I’~.andle.—
Just t'(iii'tl ti li€'i‘ge _'assb'i'liiieiit of ii‘l'en_’s cloth,
plush, irloliair and _2l:i2§i=.d Cups of the latest.
‘st.'y'li=£s§, also, t.li'<'=. best i'lIt‘lt*.lY_ of e:liildi‘eii and
y'ci'lltli‘s Hats and Caps e.'ver iiffi-.i'eLl iii N<ii'\v:ill<.
\\'lll'(:ll are bill to be beat in neatness. d'ui'a'l$'illly
and clieilpiiess Call and see his stock of wool
and fur Hats forchildren, fancy Caps, Umbrel-
las,Uuiou and California Hats; constantly on
hand but ‘cases; and band l)().‘i‘P'.‘§. A good'zti't.iéle

Furs of all kinds in their seiisoii. .

The fall fasliions for ,rzentlei'nen’s Hats rec'd.
fioin which lie is inauuliicturiiig an articletliat
cannot fail to please, varyiiig in prices from
32 50 to 5.5-2 00. the quality ofwliicli liasbee-n
so well tested by his uuiiiei'oii's putr'o'ns that it
is needless to coimn‘cut. Caps l'roiu Is to 205.
Also a li-.w Alcohol bbls for Stile cheap.

Sept. 9, issi.

Grant liIciiic.al ltlisccrcry.
REV. A. B. L. lVlYEF?‘S’
COMPOUND EX'l'RAC’l‘ OF
ROCK ROSE ilND Sil&ll’ARIl.!

THIS iiiediciiielias the repuuition of being the
best crer used, for the cilri: of Dy.-‘pep.-‘la, Liver
Coiiipl:.iiiit.Billioiis Di.<c:iscs.Ciiiaiieoiis l:Irii;iliiiifs.
scroliila, Iiry.-ipielus. .-‘alt Rlieiiiii, Broiicliial Alike-
ll()ll>‘. Caiikcr. sore Month, Colds. Couglis, A.-iii.
ina, Chronic Ul5ll‘l'll({‘.«'l. sick I'Ic;id Aclic, Rhciiiiia
tisni. and Gciivrzil Di.-bility. ,

The pi.-i'l'cctioii of this valiiiible coiitribuiioii to
the liiraliiigatt-, was t'tlll.-'»l?(l by _vi~ilr.-' of hard study
in‘ eii’iplii_'viii_iz tho i.-ai'io:is itigneiliciits. so that they
would liariiinuizc together. ()y;:r two tliosaud
bottles have been used williiii this last year tli'rnu'gh
its own ineiits, and wiiliniit the effort of the discov-
crer. It lia.-' liceu found, lieretofore, but iii vain
for rcliel'—‘-‘-to lie not only it cure, biittlic best inedi-

ciiic ever di.-'covercd for the above litttlied
di.-‘eases. We liare ct:-ttificutes ol its great
value lrniu persoiis of lllL'll slamliiig, r.lio

liiive l)t_'(:ll l‘C.~‘it-)l‘t£(l to Pl‘l'rt'Cl licziltli. from the
ilisciises it pl’ltllli.~‘t.‘.'~'i to cure. The llock Rose has
lye‘ ’ i'i.-‘ed with ,«_vic;it success but many _yc_:ii'.-I; Dis-
ti';‘igifi:‘-li'l-U 37'ieo'ii::il incii li:i*'.~'e spoken of it in high
prai.-c; each iiigreilicut perforins u \'u.llldl.)lt: part in
clleciiiig ii cure.

Hcaltli is one of lllf3gl‘E~'1lt2Sl blessings that man
can possess. It is bi-tier than‘ line gold; and who
aiiioiig the alilictcd wnu'|:l not give a few dollars _to__
pos.-css:ii'i':irtllile tliiit i-.'i':'tt'ld rt-store thctii to lit:-.illl1?
All per.-ons who are laboring under the above dis-
c:ises:ii'c fC(]ll(’Sltt(l in try
MYEI{S’(,O.llPOUNl) l’.X'I‘RAC'I‘ OF ROCK

ROSE AND S.~\I’.SAPAllII.I.A 1 ,
_ New Ilarcu, Sept. 6, ]85l.

Rev. B. L. Mri-;i~.~'—‘—'-l)cii"l' Sit.‘ l'l:iviii,t_v used

yniIrc.\'lrn¢t of Buirzlc Ros». aiiil Sar.-‘:ip':i.*‘ill':i for

 

my .s_ystciii‘ by its ii.-‘e. I c:iii i:lié'ci'fiilly i"cc'iiii-.nie'iid if
to any who may have need ofrclinfin s_iiiiil:irc_ascs.
. _ _ i'b'i‘i_‘rs. lriiiy, S. Ii.Jl:ili(.i3'lI3i
lllr. A. B. L. illri-:ii.-‘." I liave, from chililliood
siiffereil l'rbi_u Sick Ilcarliiclie."iiicrezisiiig _veai'l_v.uii-'
til la‘s”t yézirl was aili-i-ed to u".~:e your Coiiipoiiiiil
I_~IXtr.'ict or I{oL'~l( Rose and szii'supai'illa.' One
lcfrgé bottle coiiipli-Joly L-i:ro-.d me. _
Yours. &c. N.-\ l\'_CY PAI'€SII‘L'Y.
I can liezirtily coi.ic'iir" i'_ii flit‘: ziliove.
JOHN P.-\I{SHLY. lS3’O'ra'ii”gc st.. New Haven
Froni Cbaiinccy dtfirgifllb. Esq., well known as
the Ii-ailiiig iiisiiiilfacliirer of correct time.
Rev. A. B L. lllyers. Dear Sir,l3i:_vlticeti iuonshs
since I was severely all iréled with _\‘.‘-*p't-psizi and
.Itl(llgt‘Sllt)I). I found no relief. until lwas arlvi.-cd
to try ymir Co.inpmi'i_id E.<Sitaci' o'l‘_ il.'OCK ROSE
and SA R‘SA"PA‘I{'Iil_4f.A‘, aha" one large bottl'e_. I am
happy to s=’:i‘_y, completed a'_ciire. M g _, I
Your.-,truly, CHAUNCEYJEROME.
For sale luv \V E. BISSI-‘.LI.. Norwalk: and

T.‘ B. GRIFFETII, South Norwalk

 

 

 

. Come and See
The largest and bust assorlmcrzl of
Olliéeg Parlor, Hall and Cookiflg“

S 'E‘ Q5 W hi S
'1"/url has ever been eclzzlizlczl 272. {hzs 00117111],
(2! yirices ctsloizis/ting to all.
LOGKWOOD, H AfG'I'l'_l? S5 C0‘.

Norwalk, Sept. 8th, 1831.

, _- .. 1 v,. ., . _ 4
Salt Rlicum, u liicli was efi“ectii:il_l__v lrratlicaitctl lfoin

-"N H A TTA N Sti'engtliei'ii‘iig' Piiistai'. for’

’ the reliefofpains‘in‘tlie side, liack’, breast,’
«Sic. They can be ltsllitliltl many cases of‘ rlieu-_
inalistti with very grezit benefit. Also; they will‘
gi'ezitlj. if not wli'o‘lly. relieve couglis, colds,"
SOt‘cllUS?.~‘ and \r-ééikiiess of the lungs. Sold at’

\lt’EE~D"S.

” " -7 ~.'~»'--‘ -
to , , 3’olm.A. Weed, ,
VVliolesaie and RetaiI,l,)_¢;al_,el'.i3s
DR.UGS_. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PE RXEUMERY. DYE STUFFS.
PATENT MEDICINES, '&c.*
lVest 3-iile the Bridge, Nor-wa I/t‘, Conn.

—,-----.;;,-_-v_-—.~~«.-.-..-'\ :. -.~-'2-_-1':*-.'.".t.:.?,'..~;.:=.- :2-7.

J A. H. Byington. _
G¢_3_§le1‘al Agent fo"r procuring Pen-'
scans. Bou7'2l_i/ Lands, Extra and Back
P01]. Erciicli Spolialions. Letter;
laizlcnl, Q-c., is-C,

 

 George :15. -rilavenport,
Allin‘-ncy ajiil Counsellor at 13“...
Oflice l/Vest Side tlié Bridge, ’

NORWALK, CONN.

 °- 5- Perry»
At imiey and Coaiiscl_loi' at law
Malloi-y’s Biiil'din3.'
Oflice hours from 8 to 1:.’ o’cloc/c, A. 1!], ,-
.f"07ll 1 lo 6 o'clock", P. ill,

JOHN Ausrniws?

Over 1-‘. Slifififilifis Egg M
i\'-ORWALK. CT.
Lilzenesses
to plrase all good judggj;

and

 
 

IBain’s Merchant’s ‘

LEGRAPH GFFICE

NORWALK, CONN. ’
In the Post Omcc Building.
0'. J GEUIWAN,
’’ .l:t'E.|:L'EJl:I IN FOREIGN AND D031]-ISTIC
£~'tap.'2_8&.l»’aiiri_i iIi'lri_i (twang
_‘ Cl-ii‘-RP*ETlNG
Carriage Cloths and Trimmings;
CLO'l‘llS, 0 SSIMERES, ijEs'riNi:s,

Slieetinéd. Flennels, :B‘aift§f&c;
NoRw'Ai_i<, CT.

 

Dimon If-'~i11'C'l.i’,
Dl-IALI-IR IN
H""d“'l1l"°~. Cu!lei'y. Iron, Steel. Paints,‘
Oils. Freiicli \Vinil.iw Glass and

AGiiicuL'i'on..u. I.\iri.i:.ui-;.\"i's'.
NOR WALK. CO NN.

 E. G1n:.s":e.-ad‘,
.W/iolcsale and Rclail Dzalcr in Groc¢rz'¢:,'
Flour, Prorisioizs, Salt, Powder. 4;,

9; A. Durand
Di~:.\Li:a IN

\Vntches, Gold Pens. Jewi>lry. Silver and Plated

\Varc, (to. Any kind of Goods made to

order. \Vat(-hes a nd .Ie\vcli'y repaired.
U/ulcr (lie Conncclicul Hotel.
Raymond & Mead,

\VHOLESALE‘ & RETAIL DEALERS

In Groceries, l’i'(ivisii»iis. Flour, Feed, Salt;
Fish, Croizkery and Glass \Vai'e. \Vooden nnd"
\Villow \Vnrt-.. Brooms, Mats. &c.. &c.

.' ’o. 2 l'ViIcr si... i\"oririzl/c, Conn.

" ’I_"AYL().R.'S FASHIONABLE
liair t-.‘a'tTting, Di-cssiiig and Sharing
semoow,
Z\'r-ar the Spring".
7 VHA'.\'Kl7lJL for past. favors, he hopes by
strict attention to business to merit‘ ll con-
tiiiuaiice of the same. _Ptll‘llt:llltll'>tllllléllllnll‘
paid to cutting misses’ and cliildren‘s hair in the‘
latest I’ia:'oi's lioiicd in ii superioi‘ l_‘i1llll-
ner. Tricoplieriis and I’ei'l'iilii'§i'y dfull kinds‘
constantly on hand and for sale.
2*. H; Nest:-,
H t°{.t‘NurAc'1‘uiii':ii‘oi‘ _
TIN, SIIEET IRON, AND COPPISR VVARES;
I EA LE R. in Stoi'es. Fuinaces, Iron \Vii'o‘
and Hoils, Bi'iltiinisi', .Iapaifi. \Vood and‘
\Villow \VarP.<. Knives and Forks. Fm co‘
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, l5'reiicli Bas-
kets, etc. Roofing and house joliliing done at
short iiotice aiitl _iii a. \\'iiij|{iiiaillil<e m‘aimer.'
South‘ Noi'walk,‘.l’uly 11th. 1851‘.
L-ocl"nvob«l, fliiigllt 8}. C63‘
. I inA.\Ui-‘.\c'i'i5iii-zas OF __ ,
"rm, SHEET-lli()i\'. (55 muss with-:3‘
, AND iii:.i'i.i-ziis ’f'iv __
VTOVES.‘ rniigcs, i‘i_ii-iizii-cs. heaters and
drums. hollow ware. sail ii‘oii§, castings,‘
sheet lead and lead pipe. stove pipe and zinc,‘
liraiss kéitles. ciitl’ei'_‘,', porc'el.'iiii, jélppnn and’
brittaiiia \’.'ai‘es, éliifia, ci'_t5i:kei‘y and glass;
ware. Fenton cnauiellcil \vai‘es. bi'iisll_es and
l‘nlli('ll(3'.S, glziss la uterus, cliaiii pumps,‘ Miller’!
water proof oil paste blackiug. lresli cailipliene’

' and burning fluid, wasl_iing and yeast powdéi‘s;‘

stové and slioe. blztckiiig, xvrappiug paper,"
wei,9_hts, brooms, pails. ti'ii’i's', bowls tiiid f‘.lt‘l)8g'
selves, malts, wash boards, liidlgis‘, sfaihfisf
spoons, clothes baskets, bellows,.d:c.. ézc.

,_ C. 'r. COliN_W'ALL.,
, _ _ Draper amid; Tailor,
OULD inform the public that he has’
. taken the rooms over the store of
f_i;o'i:kwo‘o'd. Haight 84’. C-0., where he is pro;

boy’s clot hing in a neat and fasliiiiiiiilile manner
and on reasonable. tei°iiis. He ms also on hand,’
a’goc"(l :i':3'§Ul'tiiieiit of i'ea'dy-iiiade clothing. and‘
those’in' want will fiiid if to’ their advantage to’
give him a call. sfliare ofthe public patron-
age is i'especlfi‘i’ll_'y solicited.
Nci-mail,-Jcme 53, 1851.

 

 

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Suinmcr 1.l“rrci'7i‘gciiii:'1it'.
N and after M_oiiday,A';ii’il L’8tii. |'lF‘Isa‘li_-'
ger trains \'?ill‘i':i n daily, (Su'ndays' except-'
ed,) as follows. . _

Leave New Haven for_lCol_i'is‘v'ille‘ at 5.45‘
A. M. 1'l.1‘5'A._M'. and 3.31) I’. M. _

Le-ave" New liiiiieii for 'l‘iiriffville and Colin‘
ville‘ at 11.15‘ A. M. and 3.30 P. DI. ‘

Leave Collinsvillé for 1\'g=w Haven at7.40 A3‘
W1, 10:539.. M. and 3.416 P.,;M.._ .

_, .L‘eai"e Tai'ifi‘vi|le' for New HIIVBI1 01 7'-15 A"-'
fi’I.3P.l.lI.' .

The friiiifs fi'oiti':i"_l_7t=§'\'V'iI‘T}1i'et1 at 5.45 A. M.,v'
Colliiisville iii i-45 P. I51-and Tm"rifTvill'e at-3."
P. ;\‘l., are fl'eig'I.it traids, was passenger’ ac-
co'iiiuio"diiti’onsl

Spcciizl A‘rr(z7l'gciii‘c1‘it'.

Oi) Sat“ui-days, llt:,‘.l'8f1ilél',‘I'.'ll)'l_lli‘l1l'bI‘l8l‘ notice,;
the 2d pass_eiiger train out of New Haven will
leave at 6 I’. M. or on the a_rriv'al of the 3 P.
M. e“xpi‘e‘ss tr:iiii_fi'oiu New York. _

Trains ofthe Har'tfo.'i'ti, Provideiic_e and Fish
kill Railroad leave _Plainville‘ for Hartford in‘
connection with the iiioi-ning and afteriion_ii;’
ti‘aid'sl‘i'oin Collittsfivillyeflnd Tai"iiTville, at 8.15'
A. M‘. and i'2.3O M, _ t

The t.'i'."ii‘ris of the Caii_'al Road connect with’
the ti'a'i'ii's of the New York and New Haveii’
P\'lllll'OH(l. ' G. \V. \VHISTLER‘, Sup‘t'.

N‘ov‘.’ .Ilaven, April ‘)8, I851.‘ '

 

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