' ‘dates elected in all
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It ll“ b"°5" §I¥90gl¥ ?ifiSl$lf§d' ..1ll.l.Itl1e Dem-
locratic papers in th__i,s,Statg3 that there has been
ho opportunity ‘for tho people-of‘ Maine toggive"
‘any "expression" ‘off-‘their vi’é’\'v‘§-. of tlieii“ li‘q'u‘o'r
law, and’ tli’at_;Vvlié_never an ei‘éc_ti'onlsh'oiilil'
V'>Ccl1"|'. “flit? .Lti't'_tI and its ....'fi'i":énds must "go
d?Wf!_-.'.~_’-- _Ot1:Monday week such an oppot“t".1‘-
“"3 did occuI',’a'nd the following are l‘h'e ‘results.
‘Will -the Deinoctiatg and Farmer please ‘copy;
'w° l‘°P,° 'l‘3YMl""ll’l ‘llove lIbn'ori e‘no't’igli left. to
'confess2‘t|iemselves'ini'staken when facts like
‘these present themselves to prove their ei-i-ors:
' I ‘ ‘ ' BANGOR, March 9.
The Municipal Election yesterday resulted
“in the re-election of Elijah L. Hamlin as
Mayor, by a’ handsome inajoriiy. The "City
’Council is composed of strong Temperance
T1160.
1'
' AUG 's'r.‘i, March 9.
John A Petlingill, \Vhig, [Teinperance
’candidate.] hasbeen elected hlayor of this
city-by over 600 inajoi-lty.
~ _, A _GARDlNER, Me.
‘Hon. Parker Slieidon,{'l‘emperance] has
been re-elected Mayor by a vote of 346 to
921 for F. '1'.-Lolly. 'l‘empei'ance candi-
the Wards.
'-' “ ’ Birrir Me.
Capt. -John Patten, ['l‘e.:‘opera__nce Whig,]
‘is elected by a voi'e of 938 to SIX 3 !
HALI:owr:r.r., Me.
Rufus K. Page, the Temperance i\‘I-.-.yor
‘elect, received every vote but ONE !
Q’Tho»lollowi:ig are tliedelegzites appoint-
‘ed‘{to‘atteiid the Senatorial Convention on the
317th inst. : Chas Isaacs, Eben Hill, Dr. Samuel
‘ *Lyiies£- flmSej’tlt0Ul;.
T? The cabinet and furniture esiitiblivlitiieht
‘of Messrs. Blair 6; Beach, in New Haven, was
norm on Sunday _morning. Loss 3-.’i0’ll‘()'—-no
.insurance. The fire is supposed to have been
therwork of an iircendiai-‘y.
Mr. Anthony Morse, ‘a well known ‘con
ductgr on the Hartford and New Haven Rail-
J"5':id,“died at N‘m‘§- Haven on the 4th inst.
He [Green Kondrick.] seetnsto suit both the
hltra Maine Men andltlie a‘i'it'i Maine Men.
-Democrat.
3 You will find, my dear fellow, tin‘: he
will suit many honest democrats, \'x-Ire have not
_ yet been able to discover your new democracy
in a rum keg!
, LET US REASON.
‘The ingredients of which Dr. Rogers’ Syrup
of Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagiia is coin-
posed, have certain specific qualliies which
have been clearly established by the highest
medical testimony. California has given us
‘something more valuable than gold to the plant
Canchalagua. It is ilio finost. of vegetable to-
pics, and has the invaluable property. at
ting the strength, while the invaluable prop-
recruiting , the strength, while it re-
pi-essés fever. Tar. as an expectorant. has no
equal. Itloosens and expels the mucus from
the Lungs, and thus restores to them freedom
or action. AStln.llll'el'llfll st_‘yp't'ic. Liveriirort,
has long been known ;.but besides arresting
- -bieeditfg from the Lungs, it seems to exercise
—- It beneficial influence over the wliol‘é Respira-
"t'oi"y‘ apparatus. In this combination consists
-the rationale of its wonderful cures of Coughs,
Colds and incipient consumption, for the par-
tii-ularsand vouchers of which. see ipamphlo
1'0 behad of Agents.
.2CAu'riox-+Noiiegenuine, unless there is on the
bu.fi'wrappl-.r, a note ofhand signed with a pen, by
A. L. -SCOVII.-L '& CO.
. '(5‘'or sale by A l_: Scovill &, Co.. at their depots
Coihic Hall, 3l8 Broadway, New York. And also
{or sale iri Norwnlk ny -J A Weed and VV E Bissell.
Pi"ice—In large bottles :3]. or six bottles for $5-
I? it always gives us pleasure to notice
any article that confers a real benefit on the
community. and it is wllh confidence ‘we hear‘
tily commend Ayer's Cherry Sectoral in our
readers as possessing extraordinary virtues for
the cure of diseases incident to the Tlirtlat and
Lungs. This may account for our frequent
reference to this article which we arefully jus-
tl ied in making known to the public.
N. Y. Tribune.
‘ — {l@Tle following lettergwhich we copy
from the Democrat, will explain itself:
‘. D.At‘«oUmr, March 10th, 1852.
Mr. Crowell 11I¢_zrshA-.1" -
,DEAR_ SIR :—-—I ha?’ etro
,_j,l._l'c..eil. in your pa-
" pot‘ on article h:ii'ingi_f*felcrénc'e' to a jli=Jg-
‘ ttl‘ent'renderéd agains't'-’aie,_at old Fairfield,
in which yoii represent ‘me the proprietor of
it Stage and Stage route ‘have reason to
--think that you have some regard for truth
"and veracity, and I am inclined to suppose
.iha_t you have iindesignedly ‘inserted said
Article. The statement that I was a Stage
Proprietor, lot it come from where it will, is
absolutely false, and was proved so in
courtfand it was it was furtlier proved, that
I only-owned two of the horsesgout of the
three that _ran away. I did not even own
, the Sfage‘. The horses I simply llll'€(.l to a
poor man, by the name "Of Whitlock-, think-
- ing. to do him a kindness; for which good
2‘ -i'eeling,.y,on see lam likelyto suffer severe-
’ ly, by a verdict from a Jury of tenlmen-—
" 'the’o'iher two being anxious, and willing to
~'Qlo'~‘riglit,and being.under.s0lemtl “oath todo
jltsti‘ccbetween_.man and man, according to
,6 hp‘ iind evidence, refused to agree to said
' verdict.g_~ Now sir? what I ask is simply
"fllhat yoifgivei the same publicity to these
facts. whichyou gave to the counter state-
ment, that they may go before the public as
.,,they are, and as they were proved before the
':?Court. -A "If any one requires farther evidence
1 to substantiate these l'acts,I promise to lay
the wholejevidenc'e' before the public.
‘ Yours, with respect,
' ARON TURNER.
i§-
, A Cntrd-.2-The undersigned having disposed
"of his business at No‘. 15 Main st. to‘ David
Comstock. Jr. would teiidiir his thanks to hit
* friends and the public generally for the liberal
,pctronai;e bestowed upon him, and trusts that
- "all ‘in’ want of any article fo_rmlerly kept by him,
- ‘7wil’l'call'at-his “ old stand,” where his ‘successor
- ‘cannot fail to please in style; dlirability and
r price. Hofeels confident that Harts now being
“manufactured by his old w‘orkine‘tr are équdl, if
hot superior tothose heretofore tn‘rn‘6d off.-
-Call and see for yourselves. at the sign at‘ the '
"list and Cup Mimufactoi-y.
. . .» . .H.C.I{Al‘iDLE.
‘J "-"NGX‘.Wnlllg Mitch 1st, 1832. V
1-
-....,_.._g
T gives,ii_.private"lectut'e-
ii.‘is..--;.\io...1s.‘;%_‘_»_.:i,i;i1',_“1iiassit%iy. eiejfin*.z§ to. our .
yioulngg riieit. coiii'sé‘b9f¢5'6 tl18_ Ill‘-‘tai8'3.{l§"l,3
very IV ell r’e‘c‘eived and 55a ‘Etipy :di7 l'3.5blutlI5DS.j
passed by them"will'a’ppt>ai' next week’. if .7
. .____.__._——-—————- ' I
ii“ We shall notice that triumph of._me-
clia‘nic_al skill on the part of our friend Bt"a'tlley
next week. Suflice it to say it was a leetl’é the
fastest harness that ever dashed on the (z‘ir._5f.’
\VAHPEN}3l.—Tlie problem is settled ihtit gray
hair can be actually restored to its ‘original ‘color
and yoiitlifiilappcaraiice, all dan'd'rull' and sct'ir:“rc-
moved, and hair pi-odiiced ilp‘on bald treads, by H
'1‘ LOVE"1"T's c‘elcbrutr-.d WAI-IPENE. 'ri.-.-. 'gr'.'r'v
and lialdlieads of New York have ‘neatly dis:ippez'i-
r‘cd since the ltlll'O(ltlCli()ll of this ‘w'ondei'fiil colu-
poiind. The W iihpciie 'wzirr:in_t'ed;
The genniiré \V:ilipetie can ire l.:'id o'fany of the
_j‘ollowing regiilar agents in F.ii’rfield County——.l A
Wc‘é'd.Norw:ill:'; A l)i_ckerin:iii, South Nora-alk;
S C Silliuhiii. .ir. and.l E Ayres, New 'Ca'naan;
Saiiiiiel Iiaytiioud, ‘fld, D.-irien ; P Aclter. Green-
iviclf; Newman ‘& lltewes, Mianrcs; R, Hoyt,
Sllllllftlrd 7 L Olmstead, willcn ; John T:i_vlor,
we-st‘po‘rt‘, S Pike. S’Ill'Il..lt'j)Ol‘l'; NlCll(ll_-I & Betis,
Fairlield ; W .l Shelton & Co. w J &. E Shelton,
N S wordin, and "Tlioni'ps'iiii do Booth, Bi'id;_vepiirt§
H S Nichols, 'l‘riiiillile, nicliols Farms; and of N .l
l“aircliild, strzilfo:d'; and at all the principal ilriig
and fancy stores throilgliout the United States.
‘;
1 . .°
iliattttb.
, Oil the 9th iii.»-t..l'lj\"' the ‘Rev. Mr. Oliiisléiitl Mr.
Llaniel Qiiiv-turd, to Miss Esther Gre2ory,both
of this ‘place. V
On the 7th inst..by llev. Dr. Hall, Thomas D
Bell to Sarah M. Scolield.
lit Lewisborough, lllth inst. by Rev Mr Patterson,
George Abbott of Rlll,‘.’t‘iit5ltl to Miss —- Adains.
dauglitcr of S Adams of L'(':u.'islio'r‘niigli.
iiltizo-.
lit this'- town, l‘.’.tli inst., Ell_2:ll)8Il1 wife of
Daniel Godwin, agi.-il 30 yrzirs.
On this llth. Charles lt‘. Finite)’. aged ‘.26 s"é:irs.
ln Wilton-, Till inst... l,.~':lal_C I3. llolnios. ilgilfll 23
y'e:ti's§ l‘2ih, Aliig:iil I{t'-.t§l(’l", agotl 8'3 years.‘
In Dariett. Rib, _l_"ri?«cill:'i Di.<bi'ow,:iged-76.
March 8th, Mrs R--licccii Green. iigizil 9:} years,
widow of the late Caleb Green. bfthis towti.
In Danbury, ‘2<lIli ult. Deacon Tlioinas Wildiiian,
aged 7*)?’ ye:ll'5. ' »
New ii
A
price.
splendid assortment of new Spt-in’ggooils
just received, of every style, pattern and
Particulars next week.
L. H. RANDLE.
Lockiitiood. Height, &« ea.
RE prepa.i'ed to olfer great. iiiducenieiits.
to young lious'ekcepet's; tliey have now
on lutnd and are t'eceivin‘g weekly from Boston
and New York, l:ii'gé qiiaiitities of house fur-
nishing _i_roods, iiu:|uding(i!iis;3 \V:ire. Ci'ocl<i=i'y,
\Vood \V:iie, Milts, and Rllgfi. 'l‘ravel.iing Bus
kets, and Furnishing goods in ‘g'enei'al. with
their tin, sheet. iron, and copper biisiiicss makes‘
‘up one of the host selections to be found in
F:iirfiel«.l County. Personsin wantare reques-
led to call east side of the Bridge.
Norwalk, i‘v;liiri:h 15t.li, I851.
, 4-*_
‘OR SALE.’-‘—A good family Horse, one
waggon with ll’ll'8l§ springs‘, one set of liar-
iiess, by L., U. &. Co.
HAKE R’5'5 HERBS.—Tlie siilist-.i'lbar lias
made such ai'i-aiigemcnts that liei'eaftei'
he will keep constantly on hand all the d'ili'ei'ont
kiiids of Herbs raised by the United Society at
New Lebzil'l‘:Sil. J. A. KVEED.
New Spring Goods.
UST receivetl it large supply of iii-.'w goods
Those in waiitof lirii'gain.<. will do well to
call soon. MALLORY do LEVVIS.
Waated Immediately.
OR 3a(:Iive. iiiilu.~trioiis Boys, to learn
_ the Cabinet and Chair i\'l;il.in2. at
" GEO. BA'l."l‘ERSON‘S.
New Canaan, March 15th, 1851.
Garpetilngs, on Qloths, and
‘E/‘E.-k'l"l‘l'.\.’(}b'.——A large atid be.'iulil'iil as.
sortmeut, this ‘(lily l'(".Cl>‘i\'P(l,flllfl forsale,
oheii p by MALLURY LV’. LE VVIS.
Segars.
UDGES of good .$egars are invited to_ call
and examine a ‘choice braiid, just i'i>t:’cl by
\V E ltl D.
Wholesale and Retail Grocery Store.
3uds?<31’i &. Bissell
H.\V’E taken the store formerly occupied
by S. E. Olmstead on east side the bridge
where they will follow the wholesale and re-‘
tiil G~roce.'y and Cominission liusiuess. They
now offer to, putcliasers_a gorietjal t_1SSO.l'lll‘I'etll‘. of
Gro_cei°ies; Provisions, Fruits, Meats, &c. as can
be found at iiiiy Store in the cou_nty. an on as
fa'voi'iible terms. The following is a portion of
their stock, viz :
‘.20 chests youngliyson and black Tens of al;
prices. _
25 hlids and bbls P R and N_O_i\Iolasses.
dtl ** " “ Sugar of all kinds.
‘LO quintals Codfish. _ .
150 bbls Flour. extra and superfine".
30 boxes Raisins.
Coffee of different. prices.
Currants, Citron, Spices and nuts.
Whale, elephant and sperm Oil by barrel or
gallon . _
Tallow, adafiiantine,spéIt'iii iiiid wait Candles;
Pot..-.sli, Soda, Starch &c. by cask and box.
Pltiladelpliia Lime, it sup'ériol- artit,‘l‘e for
white washing. ‘
'3. 66 B. will l<é§'e'.p ciiiisiantly dii liiiiiil
Cement, cn'cined Plaster for building purposes.
and many o'tliei' articles too numerous to men-
tion, and which will be sold on reasonable terrrtsz
New Arrangement. _
THE business lierelof0i'e conducted by
Allen <5; Meeker will hereafter be" transacted
under the firm of ALLEN, l\IF.‘.EKER (S5 C0.
wherefcan be found iit.~their old stand as in days
gone by, a “ little of everything,” and a good
deal of many things— Groceries as good as the
mail-tet afl"dr'.ls, will be sold on the most favora-
ble terms; an extensive’ assortment of Cro"cket'y,
Glass and Earthenware constantly kept on hand
as cheap as can begfound in the country; fresh
Clams, Oysters, Vegetables and Fruit of all
kinds in their seaisoti, in good order ever to be
found at their well known establishment. \Ve
invite all to call and see for themselves. as we
feel confident that those‘ who favor as with ii call
will bear witness to this trul 1, that. this is the
place for bargains. All persons itidebted to the
old firm are requested to make payment with-
out delay. INCREASE ALLEN.
GEO. R. MEEKER.
CHAS. OLMSTEAD. -
Norwalk, March 3d, 1852.
Notice.
The members of St.
John’s Lodge. No. 6.
are rerpiested to meet
on Tlinrsday evening,
18th; at 6‘ o'clock, for
the purpose of receiv-
" ' ing tlre’oflicel's of tlie
Grand‘ Lodge of the‘ State of Connecticut.
Per Order WM. R: NASH; Secietary:
-nanipt..'::.'.~»'- ..
‘D'z's£i'icI.’ Nnriiirzlk. 'ss._ ‘_
_ E STAT ‘ of THOMAS CARTER. tltl
:' insolvent d,ebtol' of New Canaan in_ ‘said
District, ‘as's'i<giie'd ih tritst for the benefit of his
,-"cI,"editors., . r S C « . __ ._._ ,-
bj Notice is hereby 'gi'v_et'i_by._t’rib tlI'Q-;;8llbScl‘_l'lJ'_8|’
Tt'usti3’e'of said Estate-,'that-al'tiei' causing a tI‘l!_'8
ahd [}t‘.'l':l-El. iiiventnry and ap'praisem_ént 0 , SM .
estate to be made and r‘eti,il'n'ed~to"tl_i'i§i court _d
probate for the district 'of.Noi°w:'ilk.. I have with
the consent and approbation of ‘said court ‘em-
ployed 'l‘liomns Cartbr, the ilflslgllleébf said 88
fate. as my agent for lhé sale and disposal 0
said es'tat.‘e, pursuant. to"the st.iitiite‘_i_n suf-l_i case
provided. i{.
2 JR! ‘.-nu-'.:.'..,; *
WATTS COMSTOAC
'1‘rnsti-9., ,
Neyv Canaan, i\Iarch ]Otli, 1-852. 3t11
So. Norwalk Machiite Shop.
11 HE piibii'c are rerpectfully - iiiliirmed that.
. the snbscrilrer will continue the business
of R. \V. Norton dc Co., and lie is now pre-
pared to do all lijnils of Jobbing in §1'$3l17?i’i|_l mil’
cliinery; Die 'l«‘Ul‘l]ll?',€', of every, defscritttitlni,
and Sawing in "all its v:ii'ieties. ,l_i'i‘a‘iSliéts; Car‘-
riage Stuff. (Sic. Also, VVood Tui'ningjn a l
its various bi'ancl'i'es. from the larsest Portico
Pillzit"sto_ati Awl Haft. Turned Cedar Hitch-
ing and Fence Posts are kept constantly on
hand.
’estab|islimeiit. a Foun.'-Try for Brass Castings.
and ev ery kind of Jobbing in this line.
_ The fiicililies of the pre’sen't pi-opiietor ena-
ble llllll to giia’r:iiitel’e ‘.0 do any kind of worlain
his line which is done in any ‘other city or
town, and he V'Vlll'l'ltltlS all work to give entire
satisfai-tion or no chat-g'e will )6 made. -
N. B. Cash paid on delivery for good Hick-
ory Tiiiiber. M. M. N,OR'f'UN-,
South Norwalk, March. 13, 1852. 1y
Investment of Money.
HE sulisci-ibet's\vill attend to the Invest-
mcnl of Illa-ricy iii the cities of New York,
rcoklyn aiid \Vil|i:iinsbui'gli,
In ‘sliiiriis oi’ $500 ailtd i§pw':it‘Ils.
on bond and inort_9_age, on improved and iiuin-
‘cuuibereil Real Estate, worth at least
FlF'l‘Y PER Ci-Iivr. Motiiz‘ _
than the in_vest.inent._at Seven per cent. iiit.‘erest-
per annuiii, payable liiilfyearly ; and will attend
to the collection of interest. when due, and reuiit
the same to lBl](lHl‘S, or accept ‘of drafts i,_ll(’-l'e-
for, payable on the days this iiii.’t'zt"est will fall
due. No ‘charge is made to lenders for the in-
Vt‘Sll"l1Bllf. of moiie_v or the ctillecllflll of ii'it.ei“est.
The situation of lhe sul)sci'ibei's, as Attor-
neys iiir tlle Buililiiig Assiiiciitidils mentioned
below. give tlieiii lbcilities for iiive.-sting money
within-ten days after its receipt, or after re-1
ceipt. Li" notice of the silills to be iiitbslléil.
\Vo rest as it giiaranlee of our iiitegrity and
capacity upon the {hot that we are the Attorneys
ofllie lollowiiisz C0l'[)()l'llll0ll.~l. all of which cut-
ploy ihcir capital in llIVé'.Sl,'ll(‘lllS‘Ol'| niortgago,
wlicreliy the aiiioniit lllvt-!S|6(l by us exceeds
50,003 DOL LA R S P ER MONTH.
Anierican Benefit. Billltliiig Association, N York
‘.2d America it do do do do
3d do do do do do
41 it do do as do do
Uiiiou do do do
Mount Vernon do do do
:‘vl echa iiics’ do do do
2d Meclianics' do do do
lfrauklin do do Br'ool.‘lyii
Brooklyii Mcclfics’ do do do A
N ii ssa it do do do
\Vasiiiiigt'(in do ‘do db
lltttllillull db db’ do ..
Colitiiibia _ do ilo do
_ lirooklyiiAccuinulatiiig-Fund do do .
Long lslziiid do do do do
E-.i.~t. l’;i'ookl_vn do’ do do do
South Bi ooklyn do do do do
‘£3-§r‘l° ll l'urtlter i'i»ifei‘eiic'e is t'e.oiiirori‘. live‘; i-an
. . . .. .1 -, . .‘
on application. refer to the‘ l)l'lll(‘.l[lill .\'l ei'r:li:iiits-,.
izinkers and It'ism'vi'siu New York and Brook-
lyn. ALl'.ll'4‘SS all Cl)-".’llIllll‘ll(.‘7tll(ll’l~l to
BAR-NARD ti’. l.’.-XRSON-\".
_ ./lf.£(:r7Ii:ys at LIt'lZ'.
Zimll . lli \Vall stwel. N. Y.
»\;\'l~‘ RD’S 1-1.-arr LlQUORI(,'lE_.. w.-..--
raiited free froni grit or other fori=ign sub-
staiiccs for sale wliolesale and i-iitail by . '
J. A. \\-VLEED.’
SPLlCNDlDnrrir:leol‘.lUJUBE PASTE
for coughs, colds, 6:0. tors;-".le at _ '
\\’EED’S.
El’; Wder fig. shot;
EUDSON 8:: iilS.Sl<‘.[.'L ll‘a‘vt=. ii rm-;-2.-. int of
0 l"owrler and Shot of all kinds, and fail‘ salé
in fl_tl:}‘ quantity.
Real Estate at Auction!
U R SUANT‘ to an order from the t:O"l‘l of
probate for the district of Norwalk will be
sold at public aiiietion, on the 20th day of .\liiri:li
18513, at onfa o’cloi:l; in the afternooii, (unless
preyiously disposed of at privilte snlc.) so itiucli
cfllle i"eal estate of 'l‘liii"/".21 S'(iribil'ci', late
\Vilton, in said distrigrt, deceased, tls will
riiise the sum of $67 30, with incideiital
clisiiges of sale. _
Sale to take place h‘li lh'e pi'ér'ilises.
made linnwii at time ofsale.
_ i5UR.l?., BENNI-3'l"1‘. A.i.iii.aa.-nan.-.
wiiion, March 2.i.1s5o. sun
carpeting. ‘~
I HAVE how cniilntcllceil receiving my
spring :i.~zsoi-tmont, and now will have" cons
tantly on hand Velvet. 'l‘ap'e.sli‘y. Brussels.
Tliree ply, supnrfinb ltigra‘lh. coihiiioii ll]7l‘tllll,
and Stair Carpeting, Rugs, Mats. Oil Cloths,
all of wliicli will be’ sold at. the lowest. possible
piices. C. J. i'}llUMAN.' '
March 6, 1852.
Term"s
WlNDO\V GLASS.-50.0 boxes French
and American \Viiidow Glass. for sal
at city prices b .
.Y . ..
S’l‘REE.'l“ 6: QUINTARD. _
Inath. ,
GOOD LATH just re-
ceived by
1 z. SANFORD.
West.p'o'l~t. March 8, 185$.
‘-VCYTHl§S.¥—-5ll_do2.'Elliot Beat-dsl‘ey’s sli-
' perio‘l' cast and German steel Scytlies. for
sale by the do'.‘.en to (leqlers at‘ rtl:iiiu_fact.uI'ei"s
prices, by STREET 66 QUINTARD.
” ‘ OES.—50 dozen Ttittl'e's castgsteel H088
for sale by the dofzeiilttt dfiltlets at itt:i_ntl-
facturei"s prices By S. & Q.
N'¢\ILS._-50U kegs ldall Rivet’ iiiiilsassorléd
from 3d fine to 7 iiicltes, for sale by
S'l.‘REET dc QUJN'1‘ARD.
District of Noribal/c ss Probate 'Court, Februa-
ry 20//L, 1852. _ _ j ,. ‘- ,
F. STA'l‘E of CHARLES, A. DURAND;
.1 an insolvent d_eblor of Notwalk_._ in said
District, iissigned iii trust for the benefit of his
creditors. - _ '
Ordg:rccl—'1‘liiit Cominissioners _to' iieceive
and examine the cltiiins of the cre_ditors of said-
estale be appointed at the probate office in
Norwalk on the 13th day of Mtll'('ll. 18-52. at
9 o’clock fo'renoon'; of. wliich all persons in in-
terest will take notice, and appeal‘, if tliéy see
cause. and be heard thereon, and the Trustee
of saidestate is directed to give putilic notice’
thereof by publisliing this order in ’a_ niewspaper
p‘l‘inted in l?.iiii'lield county, and by hosting a
copy thereof on the sign-‘post in said Norwalk;
nearest the rlasidence of said debtor in said
Norwalk, at ieast ten days before sail] f3t.h'.
dayof Marcli. ‘ _ _ _ V ' ‘ .
GEORGE A. DAVE N PORT, J udgfd:
The ‘subscriber has also added to the above T
and he uould be pleased to fill orders for any '
-'l‘li'b'se wild neglect to preis'eht tlieir sccounté
'".'::=2'v-"~«.--rs---:'>=‘s'~NQRz\1PA'LKs.£‘3r:?i’e§f:il¥‘.:°1£'?r*
-i Tailor‘ g-~-Establishment.
V'[iH_E subscriber ‘vtfould infoi-in his form‘e'i'
_ ._ z't'i‘id 'cu§'im*a'ei=s. flint he ‘lies i'etakeri
hisjol Slalilitltl; \vh'ei'e7 We is xi‘?!-l:(l_V to serve the
pfubli’c in all iiialt‘ei‘$..f§i' ."g‘e‘atlemen’s and boy's
'clo't.hing. He is siiiidfied from his long experi- A
‘ence in the b‘usi'ne’ss_th_at’-'he can. please all who;
‘may cli'o'ose to fav‘o‘r hiitl tli‘eh' patronage‘.
Cutting, ihakiiig, 6:9. done at reasonable pt"ic"és
an'd\va't'°i"i'1‘iite‘d to lit.’ _ ' -V _
. .5 _ _CHAS.”LOCK\VOOD.
Norwalk, Feb.,‘.28. . - i ” '9
, Household Purfi itn‘r%
AT AUCTION.
ILL be sold at Al1cl.lun.lll‘Il'l_6 dc;-siting
liotise lii'tel.y occiilpiedi by Dr. E'ill‘é'ry
Bissell, ilec'd,airl ,no\‘v'o'ci:tipied by O. lt“é'r'ry
‘r«:s.§.. a line lot at li‘o'us’eltol'il fiirnitdre, hora.
"pi-’isin‘gal'iiiost el/"ery-.i"irticlelié‘c'éssary in lions
lieeplltgt pai"lor,b%d_r‘oon’i, sitting room, and
ki't'clien l'i!iriiit‘ure. t'ei‘ri'g‘e‘i'a't‘oi'. platits. garden
l00'lS',t'l'tl(l‘.l _l'ow _ll'o‘oks. The sale ‘will ‘c'd‘i'n-
ni‘en'c'e' on Monday the Qlflth 'day of M‘:it'ch at
9 o'clock, iifternooii.~ Terms cash at the little
of sale. Any portion of life ’aboWa i‘irticl¥‘.s
may be boiiglit at pi'ivate stile previ‘on’s as llié
day of Auction. by appIication_to O. Ferry‘.
w M. E. ni.ss_i~;Ln. Anetta-rte...
Norwalk. Feb. 25th, lS5‘é. .
|
. carfietiné, &c.
UPER. Eiiglisli Brussels Carpeting $1 00
and splendid velvet Ta pestry do. at $1 50
per yard.-‘—I lm‘v'e just mifdlia an ‘.’iri':ingemeiit
with an exteiisive iinporter ‘d Cal'_'p’él"s in New
Yoih, by ‘wliich I am pt'eprtre:l to,fdl"ri‘.s_lt,t'o or-
der any '(‘pia'ntit.'j ‘of S'..p‘e’r l3riiIssels anil ' apes-
try ( t‘.i'peliiigéit the above named very low pri-
crs. These ar'p“ét's are ‘of fresh iii'i'poi'tiilion
and oftho newest and most. beautiful design and
iimgiiiliceiit 'c'ol'oil‘n‘:'g. Sp'e‘ci‘inetis of these
Goods will be ready for exhibition.this week.
Also, on hand super all yvopl iiigrain, vene-
tia ii a nr.' stair cai'p'e!'ing','and it new ‘of those very
'éll'eap i'eiiinaiits, _ N _
\Vhite and coloj"ed Canton Maltiiig of the
best quality. 414, 5-4 and 6-4 ‘wide. Floor Oi
Cloths very rich patterns. 4V4, 5-4, 6-4 and BA;
‘Mile. Also, 'i"é.'c‘d this day it g'i'e’z’tt vai'i'etr of
goods from au'ctlol'is—'—'-':'e'tll ba'rgtti'n's; it l‘iirgo as-'
‘sortiiieiit. of i'ilei'i‘s Elotliillg. iiiaiile in the best
manner ii£:?:i' our ‘own sinpervlsioii and till‘-
raiited. 1?" New Goods I’!-“('.’(l every Wee .
Iv" T 3 MOUI;.'1‘()N. .ll'.
\ estport, il arch 1 .
"'—*“_‘E. _ .-o _ .
, , siesta this» Day. . ,
RINTS aiid DeLaiiies—sprin}'§ slylbfi;
geiit‘s ttllil boy’s cups, vests and p:ihts.'——
ESE?‘ Lovers \Vali'pehb fdr tiiiliiipggi-giy lair to
its _o.-igim.i <:'ol’i'it‘. , A. D1cki;P.M.-‘tn. U
‘ South Notfiviilk, Mtltch 8th. 4t*l0
,. , To Léiz‘. _ ,. .
T STORE and totiéilreiit. for ii.§rilall liltiii-"
ly. n_t. Soiitli Niiiwsillt, l'orméi'ly owned by
Fitch dc l"owl'ei'. Eiiqiiire at this oliice;
Graffenberg Co-. _
HI.) 5ulisci'ilie"r has ro=c’d llI(l"tlg(?lli‘.y for this
plai-.e for the sale of the ineiliiziiws oftliis
C(>“lt)l)l'itlt‘.(.l coinpiiny. ‘ L‘. COM S'l‘OCi‘:. 3|‘-
, _ , , T6 Rent. ,
"EVI-Il_RAL ollices to rent on the west side
the i’.l'idge. Enquire of ,. .
;;.~h'~.3 SA.\’i‘L LYNt«2s.
Real Estate for Sate. .
V H l". -real estate of Niithanic-l iliiyiiionrl;
dti.;’d, lying in South Not walk. will be
sold at Piiblio A uctiun on the liitli day oi‘ April
iimit. at 10 o'i:lo’i:k. A. M. Pei‘.-‘(ins wlsiliiitsl l0
Vl(’.\\_’ t-he pi'opci'ty will r-.ii‘:guii'o at '1'. ii. Gril-
li.;til~’53 drug stoi'-o for llill)l'l‘iltlll0l}. 1 K H
- “ -EL.\‘..~".'l‘IlAi"3. l!,AYil-l'0-.‘.’D=,
1'0 Bxecutol‘;
D?’ pf L;\i,\~j.';S. - llltlll _\':‘tl'(iS of
_ Spring style of Monslju Do Liiiiios; tlii.~"_i
,1..y H-_¢—,(-.i\'(-tl. and will be sold at 125 cents the
yard, ti the Bridge Store. .
C. J. GRUM.-KN.
. \ Fr
Dress Eifiods. ._ _
LARGE assoijtmeiit ot'Ladies’ Rich
. Dress Goods, this day receivi=d.
_c. J. or.UMAN.
M...-ch c. 185:2.
Notice. _.
gvi-ll~3P»EAS my ‘wife _Sally left my bed
' and boaril on the 14th ‘.laii’_V. without
just cause or protrocatioti‘. l forbid all poisons
it rusting her on my at-coutit. as I will l”?3'. "0
de.l~.t:s-ol i_~..-i-cisali-iii-iin,«_r. '._TUIl-N BA’l‘l£S.
Riilgetiélil; lst. t\...t='i5ii. tea-2-. 3l.‘*ll.l
-. Gonitnissiésziezis 1\'ig3ii€:é._
' ll E Subscrihei's appointed by the, ourt
of Probate for the District of Ntii~iv:ilk
(Zoiilmis-;:ioii'e'.'i'.5. to Item‘ illltl ex:itiiiIi'é the i:|,'a,iiiis
of the ‘ct edilolis of tlie lflstiile of 'l‘lidinas Car-
tiir. an iiisolveiit debtor of ew Ciiniiatl. in Stliti
dllstrict, iissigiiétl in triisl. fol‘ tlle belie it of his
(2f(!(lllill'F. lit-.i'-t‘iliy give_,il‘o'lice. that we will at-
t’eiid to the l)us.uPss of our said,:ippiiliitment at
tlieilivelliiig lloufse of Jain:-s Ptlltléilllulll siiid
New Canaan on the llrst t\'Ionday's of May and
Aiigiist, 18352. at one o'clock in the afterii'o‘o‘n
of each of said days.
_ Said Coiirt has lliititctland allo‘Wed ll rii'riiitlis_
from tlit.>'. date licreof, for tile eillilliitioll to Us of
claims against. saiil Estate. _ _ ,
B'E-N.lAMlN N. HEATH. 2Con'1‘iiiis-
GEOI-’tG l<3' LOCKVVOOD. ' binders’.
I‘.’ew Cauild ii, Feb. 15th, 1852.
.. Notice. _, ,, .
District of Rirlgrjjielcl ss Probiztc Court, Fed-
'ru.(zr_7; 16/71.. 185?. * , ,.
Es1‘.i'i‘E of AARON NORTH ROI‘; late
of Riilgefiold i_n said disti"l'ct; db‘:-.’d:
Tlie Court of Probate for lie dlsl;i‘iht of
Riilgc-field hiiih iiiiiiisii mi allowed six months
from the date herc'of, for tho ci'l>'.'dit’iii's of said
estat.-A, to exhibit their claims for settlement.
properly attestetl witljiti said time will be de-
baitred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate 11 re t't>.qiie§teil tp, inako _iinmedial’e
,.a'yii..-.i.i to JAMES ll. (_)Li\l.S'l‘_l:‘.AD,
3t*lli Adii'iiiilsti'itto‘r, with the wiil iltiiieici-l;
, Meat Itfaflxetz .
T H E siil)'s"cl'iber is still contliiiiiiiglilfa mstt-ta-.i
_ _l)‘llSlli.8SS' at his old stitnd; Itbtir tlib fool of
Mill Hill, wliere ciiti be foiilid as usual the most
éit'lr':nSl\"e :'is.'sortrii'i=,nt‘ bf ineats in town. and al
of the very Best qtJalitie's._ Cam and 555.,
N. woot).
, , . A Stiifé 1:5 Rénb
S‘I'1‘UA'1‘ED in Norwalk,' good locatioh for
L busiiiess. The building is 41 feet long, 25.
front, two st.orie§ high, with ni'o'derii im'prove-
inents. EtilZlhiI'5 at iliis’ ofice: 4t*8
Sashes !
TO Builders and those eiiiéiiting
. to Bui|d.—'|‘lie subsci'ibei's have on
lilltiil and lor sale, a'l.trg!a' simply of every side
ct’ sa'*s’li'es both lock and plain; [il‘ili.li3tl ttffd gla-
fsed, or witlioiit glazing, iiiitdts during the Win’-
ter, and therufoie well se:isoiie_?ii_ ti , V
- REED &:l,S_l_3ELi.S.
‘ A Sash and Blind Factory.
tint-walk. Feb. ecu. 185-2‘. Ads
__ _TA‘B'LE LINEN, TOWELS, dcc.
‘IN E; 8-4 Damask Table D_iapé'r in" cloths
o‘t" by me yard. Also. 8-4 bl'€l\'lln dlA'pét'.
Also. h'eii‘€vyand one huchabuck d'ra' per.bo'rdei'ed
owels‘, &c., slightly damaged by wiltei-—’—',rec’d
this day from auction, and for sale very <':'h‘.6a"P.
T0 . I€;~&.--DANE.
7
‘u.,‘_‘;-
V.. __
A R. FOWLER. -C'o7'it.martd'er,"'
IBIJ comijrence fiinning in ,conn'cé'ct.io'n
with the Diitibttry & Norwalk Riiilroad,
touchiiig ‘at Siiuth N (i'l'Wtilli."‘Oll Moiidyiyj. March
lsti", Lam-tag Noigwalli Bi'idgo every Monday,
Wedi’i‘és'd‘ay, rind ridtly on the arrival ilfglllé
mor'rlin'g ti-aiii 'fi-'d‘iii ahbiiry. Rt-tui1nl'tig._Will
léa‘ve New Yjdrl‘;; w'é't‘:i ‘side Peck Slip, East.
Rivet‘. o'ver_\' Ti‘i‘€i'.s‘d'i4._'y, Tlidrsday and Siititrdiiy
at 9 o’clocl-:. P. M. j '- ~
Passage 375 cents. Ft'i.éiglit taltbh "on reason-
able ter'ii'i‘s 'a'n‘d attendéil as plilrilplly by agéiils
on_each end oftlie route.
,l7'di- p‘z‘i?ssag_e or freight, apply to _Sait't'dn 56
\Vebb', .,"i_'i. 112 South st. or oftho C't'ipt'i_ti‘ii ‘dd
s..
F
63-5’; .‘
__ D.»\NBUR._Y do NORWALK
Rail Road Arranfienient, _
Coinmencing March 51st,, l85'2. Trains will
rim as follows tintil lurther notice: Leave
Difnbury iitki 30 A M with passengers only.
"“ 2 30 I’ M l5:i'ss'étlger§ aiid freight."
I-'tETUP.t\'lNG._w‘ill i.-aw. . '
So Norwalk at. 9 i5" A ill 'p:‘is's‘éil'§;‘él'-s tllid. fr’lll“.
_“ _ ' 5 1’ N1 ti:isséiig'él's ‘only.
The '6 SU A M ll':'li.ll_ fi-otn _ aiiliiir‘y connects
at Noitwviilh with the 8 I39 A 3‘ train_to N Y'dl'k
I’asseii,g'ii’i‘si goillg éiist cab l‘eal."e Ndiwvalk at
913AM._), _ , ,
'l‘lie 2 3i) i’ M tiiain ‘c'dlil'i‘i5,'t'-l*»?~ ift Not-walk
with the 2 '21 _( iipi"ess l|‘.'illl to New York. g
’zi§séiigei‘s from New Yolk will leali'r'~ iii 7
A M and at’-3 P M to '(:'diiiie‘ct with ti'i'ii'nS on
this road. _ _ , ,
I3“ St':ig'c?‘. will as in i‘-j.-....tr.3.=..a:<= an 'rl~‘ié'.l‘i‘-i-1'.’/’:‘il
'dftlte tttill1s:il._llte lliilgelielil Stiilidn to convey
piis”s‘é'ilglrii's lb iii lQP..l'll*»l,ll i;illiige,, .ei\'isl_iiii'ojtglt;
ac... Al-‘..\’ is‘. Y s.\._t'i‘tl. Sl'ip'i.
Scnoozier for Sale“.
.'l‘lJ_E si:lioonei' Miiiervii is o ereil
for §tllB. She 'ciii'i'ies ‘aver llll) gross
ti_iiis',,aii‘d is in ‘,«'_:'ii<i‘<l salliiia i':'oi_l'dition.-"—
'-_,-F'dij _l'lll'l.l‘l(*:l‘ li‘iii'tir:iil:ii“s, éi.‘q'.lll‘-.‘a' at life
store of F. H. Nasll‘, ‘or of the s"b'scriber.
I ._fI. E§ASH.__
South f\'oi'walk, Dec. liitli. 1831. 50
. Iiats, Gaps, 34.6. Y
‘_ THE r:'on.wA1.I: E.\lPORilJ-M.
'7.fl_‘HE .'~llll.)St‘.l'll)P1' having put'(-.ll*.isé'd ihe old
Slttll(l of H. C. Rzindle. ls ’tl'dw pretiiit'ed iii
oli}-.i' as great or grei'it'ei' iiitlticemeiits to _piit"-
clinseisoftiie i'th‘o've_ lliilii€’il ‘i'i__t'ti'i':l'e's, llmn have
ev‘er b'ofoi'_é li'aen pi’i=se'riteil to this cdlnniunlty.
Call and ceitaiiiine toy. yoiii_'siSl_v‘cs. _ _l, _
\ , D \ Vll) _COMSTOCK, Ii‘. ‘
N'di‘i‘.':ilk. Feb. lst 1852. -
,. For Sale.
A small amt sii........i in .t3...iea as..-
tho Brick Church, and witliiii lllie iiiiilliles’
wait. of tl,’ia,D'opdt., w lore live or six tr‘.ii'..s bl"
cars slfop ililily to :‘iii'd froiii Niew Y'oi'k-3coi'iE:lst-
ing ‘df ii good lwifl’-Sl(_)l'_Y dwoslliiiu-ltoiise, liarn
and iidlv lliiiise, mid olll,l3l' ‘tilt!-lilitltlliligis, Willi
foul" ticréi; ‘st’, lll"$l- rate l'iiii'd iiiiil in good ciiiidi-
lion. On said iliico l.lt'ei'e is ‘good o'i'i:lia_ril.-1 of
ui'i'iliféil _ll‘llllL. t is p easantly locatcil. and well
wortli the attezution at any one wiiiiting a place
o!'tlltl.t size. It will lift s’o’li_l and is well worth
_tlie_ iiioiiey. For fpi'lliéi' _'p':_ii'lli;i.ila'i-.'s' eiiqiiiie
bf ‘W. \\"liltni'=.y or C0. oi of Matli'ei' on the
'/:‘ritj'il'eij_l>y t._lie tlIi9elitlt,_i~lliSLlS‘9. _
_ ill.'l3_.—ll' tliizi l'l.l5(bl'P pi'opet'l‘-y is tfril. Stild by
title lirst of April it ivill then he riénte .
aricn, Feb. 26. 1852. . i§tl‘
. Bey Gffiiéds &. Carpeting.
7 ‘Hi5 day i'eceiverl and now ready for in-
spcctioii the l:it'_gest and, best assoi'tn_ieiit
of goods I have ever had the pli>%5.sili'i=. of offal‘-
ing; the public, attiongtlio goods iliiiy lie. lliulitl
it very large aiiloiilit siillject to slight iitipeiféc-
tloii iii, tn:iiiiif:i‘cti.ii"ii wlii;h will lie slild at. one
l_t:'ill‘ui' their riétiiiil /valiie (all, in want of two
il‘o‘llar.~; fut‘ one \i.'riu'lil do well to call) my stock
is iiow full and (‘:()lt.lplel(';.'tl.ll(l every iiiilu'i:e.-nenl
will be iilfet"e.(l lb iii:-in air. at the adjoining
tdli’/ns, come one, come all arid exiiiiiiiro for
yiiiii"s'e.l'i#-s,:ts all my giiiids will lie freely slttitvn
and none nrg'etl t'o'lihy.gr'oiiter i l’tlll(2(’-f7lPl)l.~‘ will
be olToi‘o.il than §;’vei' bi-l‘dr’c. l{élil8lilb8l' this
lliid call at the Bridge" stviro.
C. J. GRUMAN.
.___
_—._
qjRdS_S-'C.‘ti*i‘ and tin-:i._S.i{i7s alediiiiga A’.-ii
‘ reiiily for ll§'e,§li'(l v‘.-u‘mini_‘ed.rm-_s..t,e by
D. FINCU.
. . 1'63‘ sate. .
Tl'ii_3 Sl‘ili§l:l'il)i-‘ll' oll‘ei's for sale liisi
[‘10llt0.~il-381d iilizliiditigii giibil and com-
modious house with a st'o‘re coiilll4.cted——a barn;
&c., iill in complete and tllcrililgll riépziit‘. "Ml
about tliiee acres of valuable la"rlil Sliiifllod witll
tlliiiho grtift’e(l fruit, and is replete willi every
c'o‘ni/eiti'e,llt:e—'1a we'll_o 'exi:i-lléiit w'tii‘e;r ijiia r the
d'oor niillor ma-e._-. This place lies ill .ed'tliiig;
iii the l:‘e'.litl'e (if llie town, near the Town
HdliIse.’eill_:;ib|y, situated for n'iei'canti"e lill§lnP.~{S
and a very ilk-sii’abl'e location for a soloist fo"ol.
about threb miles from the Noljwall. l3_lttibury
raili-ilacl; is considered one of the pleasaiitesl.
sitiiiltions iii the vipliiitf; and well \\‘;_iii'tli tHe at-
tention of tlldse wlio are «lest.-dus of p'ui'cliiising
—-and will be sold ata Iiaj-giiin. l (ldiiess
, , ,_ C -l.\R_Bl«'.'S D. s.lll"i‘r_1_.
R§tididgCe'nti'e, a_n.1,1852. . 2m*3
C. GRA t].l_it'i,
Architect,‘ Civil Engineer & Si1i°veyoi° !
I ‘HE suliscriber ll:lVlllg_'()[_l8l:§il an office iii
Norwalk with D E Culic.i'. civil etigiiieer,
king plans. élcviiticiis arid sp'.-clliizzitlons -fdr
buildings of all kinds; also for liiidges ziiiii i-tiolii,
Hubitrg had 8. i]_utnli_ét' yB:il'S ti ‘ t)l‘ili‘.lli."iu ‘Find
bxperieiiceiii btiiloiiig and in_ falipéribleiiding
biiildiiigs pl‘ at kinils, Au e.‘-as.-s |oft_.ivithD
L‘Ciilver, Esif. ‘will ie‘(ioi‘.'o_ Plbrlipt tlllflllllbflu
Engiii'.-eering and .-,iti-veyiiigili5__ii_t_a' in iill its l5l‘iilibh
és. l\'b'i'walll, Feb. Q0. 1332
_ _ . tactics. , -
LL p‘t~,’i‘§8h’§ iiiileliied as tli'e s‘nb'si:1"ibe'i‘—
wlinsé :ti:c_ou'nt§ list?/e stdo'd o‘i"ei'..b'iiS -feat:
ma t-eiiuesled to call tliitl iitalgti iiiitiiié"(llill.i=i_ tray-
melnl, o'therwise tlieli‘ iii-tzoiiiits will lie piit in
' ér"§ liiiiid‘ for cdllectibii; _
an 0 C ° ' -» ‘N. wdoti.
' A
_,Jan_. l8i'>Ԥ. . __ _ g _ _
House and Lot-‘ for Sale;
A liifgir aild t-on‘i'ciiieiit'liiiii.=e filc:i='ttnlly_slttIatéd
fin Fort P()llll.(l):ppf)-'S.l‘li! Soiitli Norwalli)_ about
"ng, am} :1 mill acres ol land. is ofiered lor stile on
easy terms" Etiqnire_ol §l‘Ct'iillp Jr. Nur.WftlRi 0|’
Henry Caiiip. :‘l01.Stli'Aveiiii8. New York-
Jan. 5llI, 1852: V "
"JQ
P?UNDS;l?3l1fimyl'llfl}:‘IgBf:'fC d
1‘ " d"‘ ' or so e vdry ow_ ._
r “ ” 3 "y a" mootxron-s.
W'e‘sip'b'i-t’,.J‘an. 26.
Glotliihfi.
srbti iviiat to purchase yo‘u‘i‘- éitiilitiié attire
I ch'e'a'fi5st ready-ttiii‘de clotliing est-a b‘lislitI‘i'e'iit
‘to town; all you lfave‘ to" do‘ is to call: a'n'd get
b‘ai'g'air’i‘§ at tlfé o'ld_ stadd of the sul>’§(:i'i_bei'.
- i'i‘iiii'r the No‘t‘wallt Hotel: Don't forget. was’!
- s.~,aovnTo'N. I»--
by . _ ..
l’ , Westp6i‘t;'5in.12:
lside ms Batttge:
B: MAGNBR:
,
U.:RY.-
i’.’.f
board. Ti'i'nel‘y notice given of cliange '(ffliddi‘s._
opposite the post. oiiice-, for the piirpose of ma- ‘
..3;1:...r...I:'.r..s.is.t-.t2.2=.w.r».1.>;.,.paii¢issr..Arso..s;m:r§i..
” 93’1‘l5%.3.‘..'-.;E_!*i,tal_>.‘l,i’s, I". W
I1?‘‘’'?l?1§5’?'l..SIéié;._.. ;
is No. 99 Bowery.
nii-am Ande .. 9-‘ .
E1'GH'g'_SP'ACIOU’S saris idioits-.
Wi'io’r.t':‘sA'ni:' Ami‘: am-Aiz. -. - ‘
It _ . SALES ROOM No.1.
,_ CONTAINS the Rargesl, Handsoniésl
Che«'iit<:ét..a:-as»:-irritant or English and Amuiulti
Flttdroil Clotliii. to b'é found in the ‘city frolti ‘ ” »
TWO SHILIHNGS AND SIXPENCE
73;“ Gite Dollar the §l1Ii‘a"re_ yatfl, of onfi '13‘ high!
yards wide.__ _- _ V
.. .,__ s_ALEs noon N02. 0- _
.. Cvntninq ii... .i".'.:-i i.'¢=;t.i.;aii aria yairegeirea in.
§_!"'|_!|9.'tl 0.? Eng arid Anierijcahs slipcfilir ill‘
gtaiin D'al‘i'p'eti't‘i§', at iiiiparalleled low priiii,
-.. . , ‘ 1-‘iv:-:sr‘ti'1.i.t:'~“cs
To Six Sliitlingsiiiia Six... irca, pa. yfigdzsfififi ad
'él'égailt figiirés arr Spring Sales. ‘
» SALES ROOM NO, 3,
Is fully stocked with an ‘llllfllrtliiad aggahfligifi
or Englisliand Annrican liiipetial ‘ fee. 1, C. '.
petiiig.of new and elegilllt 'd'e§lg'ns. iilantiiflllll _'.
eXpl‘t{S.~ly lorthe city th'i'de, at a reduction of 35
-"percent "ruin lori‘i'i‘ér 'pl'ic'es, 6s 6d, 79; and Bi poi»
yard and tipwgirils. _ _ _ ,
. L :s ROOM N0. 4-. _, , -
Contains 150 pieces of Fine. [iigriliii Cnipélllf
V iiew {all styles. at is 6d, 23. 9s 6d,3s, 3: 6'4, and
Point s.tiir.t.iNcs, I-IR rAl_tb'. °
_ __ SALES ROOL NO. 5. ,
Displays it great varijetv of English Driljgttlz
lion» I to 4 yarils wiile, l‘rdl'i'i 3s 6d per_._v.q'rd ihd up
‘Words. Also. an elogiiht éssbrllilbhl of Rllfo. Mill-
&c.. at very l‘t-!llll'Ci..:.(l 'pfrir_'és'. , _
.~.~'AL.ES ROOM Nb ti. ,
. is fully stnckéit w,iili_e'very variety of Stairs and
.l?""_C-Irivelii--.v...i ls'6d.2:-,2s'Bd, 3. ca; 4.. 5.-,
aiid bs p'er _\"iir'il ,
_lN SABES anon Nb. 7.
I A?“ llit‘ Hie!!! 'lI6Ip'e.~‘_lry liigraiii Carpets exhibit!
ed ‘at the \V'orld’s l":iir,,l‘iil"m'érly sold at him: shif-
liugs per -yard; now so-llitig at
813'! Sfltifmscs Asp sixnzncn PER YARD‘.
, SALES ROOM NO. 3..
. An e‘xu~.'i'i.«i‘v'.. ...a;:.i-.'z'.'..'..'.it bf 'l‘.'.lil'a iliitl Piano
.Covers. Wiiiililiv Shades l'r'oin (is to ‘pin the pgir
'rl_lbl8'C’ll Cloths, Briissels and Tapcitiy Carpeting!
Biriisséls Stair Carpet. P aleil and Bragg Stair Rad.
Parlor l)oor M:it.~=, &c. &c.. all of which at-" 'u'1f¢'{-'.?-a
at 25 perceiit less than at aiiy. other eiiall lnbinent
in this city’. , , “ _ _ ,
hiaAM A£lDERSON,
o . - 0. ~ ',
All ¥;'oods packed aiid iciit free of Elfaiigiiigfly
‘‘ .4 - .
k Dry Goods
., A2? G','t='t’§K'i' BARGAIS-i§.
I“n"1al neduatiaa of itrieasi
l§° The s;;bs'criliei's beg leave to lhfomfi
tlieit.,fi'i'en'ds and the p'ublic tlirit they have re-
diiced the price oftheir stock of Goods,
whitch in'clnd'es everything lady or liiiiiil-y hill
wm, (‘ofthe "newest ‘raid ciiuteest styles} '.‘.'ii'.i
are sailing, lheili below the cost of il‘il|iortntion.
T_lii=y would p:ti'ticultii'ly invite iittantion :5
the following articles, which the ladies will find‘
very desii'-able, as well as cheap. as they have
gliejeii selecteil w tlt great care : French and In-
dizi Silks of all kitids. as slrip'e'd‘. plail'd. cliatigéfi.
ble, nlaiii; aii'd ti. ’s'iill'ei'b lot ‘of I3is'chB"s ‘plain bl'k
Silks; are l.)'t’.SlS‘tll’ll.l 'ri'cli'est article lir"o'ught 16
this 'iii'.'irk'et'. Lotigahil square Sliawli of all
kidtls, as woolen. Bay State, samci, [fluid-_
Ciisliiiiere. Bi"d'olie', &‘c. Clolli and ratio: Pa-
risiau Cia...l:s, clle-.a'pét' lliiiii any truly itllii Ba?
the niat‘erial. Yard-wide velvets fol’ cloaks,
various colors. as black. green, iiiaroon. purple;
&c., at very great bargains; als ). a large stock
ofiliirrow Velvets. Ladies’ cloth forbltltlkllzli
voi-y lai‘g‘o assdi'i'ih'énl'.. of lieiiiiiiliil iiiiiility, xii"/cl
oi" ever-y d‘i-siraible sliade aiid colts;-, v’ery iiliettp:
Freiiisli illeriiioos and Casltiiieres. of beautiful.
quality, titid every shade iilid color; -Pl'ilil8't1
Citsliin'oi'_’és an‘d_DeLaiiie.sfror'ri is a yard up.
Raw Silk and C:islini'e”i"e plaids, a beautiful 31,-’
soi'i.i‘re'iit and most desirable colors. Calico.
“.’flt"t‘iiiit'ed fast colors, 6d at yard. Swiss. book;
iind .la'iion‘et rniisliiis. Lace and musllli
dew ili':ip'ei'ies, "ii iilost splendid. tl§Soi‘ttiiént. of-
i’3tl'll5l3S qitiilities; litilh tiiiulidui"e‘d and floss worll
wliicli will he ioumi iiesli-;.l5i'e il'ii'd re-xry cheap;
Woolen Bliinlmts. Qiiilis. l~‘il‘.iilii‘.-Is, Linetic;
M dslins, Cztiiton flantu-.|s'; Plimo table and toilet
.-sis.-s: Mtiul-nilig Goods ‘of all kinds, as blttclt
Boinbaéine, Alpaca. Merino, Canton Crnpoz
Poplin, DeLaine, Gingham,. Calico. Muslin;
and good black Calico dress patternél for 6s.-'-‘
ljiiilles titld geilts grates; lidklis, ‘trfiiiats; scarfs;
fol‘, §ill<,aliil d‘li§l‘llio ii'ti'(ii§r gtliiiliiiils. A largul
stiick of tll('¥l‘l|l'(5 and tllpiicii lliisb‘. ldmlilll hand-'
kei'cliiel‘-‘<; Eolliiis; iiiiil ilii iiildless Viii'ib'iy or ar-
ti'iil’é§ iivlliizli it is liiiplissilllii. t'o eni1m’el'atb lh ail
advei'tls‘elii'e'hl, but ..i.asti die‘ iiiaiss ‘ant and
de1.=lraiila. alid at |ii'iifl°.Ea otircti will ks §ill“e to
please them. As; iisual; 'olir terths ar'o '
E3" Ca,<h, and no tidriation in jtrz'ccs;_£
H1'rcu’c0”cK .5: LEADBEATER;
347 Bi-o..d..«a‘y. i:'oi'ner Leohai'd §t.
,. Received this Day.
YAR ns CARPE'l‘lNG in pie-'
, , izi-s suitiible for siimll ro"o'rhs.con—'
sisting of E,ll‘_'ll§ll‘3 ply, s‘iipeIi' ddiililo iii'g'rain.‘
and all wool veilotilili, l).l.‘ll‘t1‘ltilS(;(l iii iiiihtlbd
iteiy Elieiiji. and for siilb iii il1OJL'l'ON'S.'
Westpoit; Dec. 9 ll. 1851. 4st
Notice;
V .7 M. Di, \'z_ p I-2 K, su.-gsoa iiéiiiitst; for-'
_ nit-.rly of292 East. I_3_i'o'tl(lw{iy.N; i’.',‘hiIl_'
lociithtl liiliisi-Lil‘ pei'iii:it‘i%-idly Ni)’;-wiiglt; find
ntliy lib bhtisiiltiiiliit his office, No’. 17 M_ilii_l :0!
every day in’ tho ilIe‘e'l‘.',‘ tllll.l eveliings front 7 t
9. _ ._ _,
Norwalk, Nov. 10th. 1851. . 45
g , . .. _ . 3 , _.
Light ! ‘L2 Ilt !
Fresh Siipply of CAMl’l'i ‘NE, kurniiag
Flu':d.iipd Pliosgene, by _ 4 _
Westp'ol~t,' 32.... 3. z. SANFORD.-
District Nlorwnl/i‘ ss Probate Court, ldélirfiaé
._'rji 17th. 1852. _ '
"ATE ofCHARLES BU-RTlS.‘t'I'h' in-,'
solireiit debtor of N‘ew_ _C:tillifll| in‘ jaid
dist;-j.:i. iissignbd in‘ trust for die tietielit at his
-i:i-eliittiiéi. A . y - .
. -'l‘li‘is carat assigns it... sit.‘ aay or Marsh
_1852. at 9 o’clo'ck rui;éns5i.; r.;i- the heir.-ing and
A ailjiistitient of the trustee a_n’i1 adinihistiatioii
' counts peitiiifiliig to" iiaiil estatli, ill: the pi'olii'it'6'
ofiice in Norwalk. aiid Cliféi'iS_ t.l1ii_t liiiblgic notice;
'tliereot be given by pplilisliiligltliis t.(a't.'_.'i:.,ai.'~._¢'-
paper‘ printed in Fliiifield coiinty. iihil
-1
lijig it iibllce tlti‘-t"ebf on the public ‘s"igii'-'[if)'
611i diiy of. March. W p r _ , _
GEO. DAVENPORT; Jaaga;
A OF 3 by 3 ,iiibh_t'I'tiipl'e joiif’
any length Wei‘ 4 light tSl55:'
whitewood of the so’ me dii'i'i‘en§i6ns. Also’, .5’ ,‘-
butternut boards‘. Mb’i'_é the iitilive is odors
seasoned iniinédiately: bnseasoned stjitf ,
. . GEO-
Néao Ca‘n'aa‘fi‘, Jilii. 24.: .
" Prints; new s iy-lé'§,; will be sold at only
cents’ the yard, at the Bridge store . __
said New Cainian, at least test. days tielara‘-=5
.. wanted Iififiedifficlis ..
-one fto'f it nan aiigpig ptzihh”: who I i'u,.':§
rm-ed." ‘ sA'.rfrt:aso'N.-
t't‘iN'rs. euro gifflds or good ftfsf caioigi
e: 3. seamen:
‘nail -4
.. ,,
- 17-,‘ tit‘.-"
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