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CHERRY ’ PEGT
H. for {life Ciireot’ N g s .
_ GOUGHS, do:l‘..:b§,. f
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MA... .—w1i.o;0.rI;nI¢f-.:‘ci0vGn
ADID’ OO1lI_S,'lI1VIf:TI'O'DT' Q '
ilmofcriiig imtlre co‘nmrun'rty this justly‘ celebrae
fed reinedy fat; dise‘a‘s'e’s_o'f the th"rofe‘t' and Lungs, it
ih.;igt_.,our wisli to t_i;itle_}\'itli‘ the j lives _o'r1_ healtl. of
mgafliicted. bu.-‘-'l_?in.Ikly. ptoilay tier...-a ..tlicm"tli'c .
o'p_'i_tfio‘ris‘olidistinguislied nien anti some of the c-vi:
(lg!-l4(3"_Gi5’.(_)_f'-l‘t"S' sticcéss, from which they can judge for
lheililséilileisj-I V "e ‘ eiiiceiely pledge ourselves to
make no wild‘asse'r‘tioiis or false statements of its
etliciicyfihor will we hula out any hope to sufi’erii‘ig
hutnifiiify which facts will not warrant.-
Many proofs ‘are lie’re given, and we solicit an in
. ql._lIf-_Y_.fl7(1vl‘l‘lfl.l‘_l_(:.'p11b‘ll(> into all we publish, feeling
assured they will find them pert?-ietly reliable, and
and th_e-medicine’ wdrthy their best confidence and
patronage; , —
Ftrom-tlie,distinguished Professor of Chemise
try and Materia Medica, Bowdoin College.
Dear Sir:' I delayed answering the receipt of
prepziratioti; until Iliad an O'p[10l‘l.Ltllll_y' of witness-
irig its effects in my own family, or in the family of
my friends. ' ~ _ _
This I have done with a high degree of satisfac-
tion, in cases both of zidiilts and chi|dre'u.
I liave found it.-as its ingredients show, a power-
ful reinedyfor colds, and cottghs, and pnlzutmary
diseases. PARKER. CLEAVELAND, M. I).
‘Bitosswicx, M2,, Feb. 5. 1647.
From an Overseer in the Hamilton Mills‘, in
' ‘ this City.
_ _ ‘t'.owr.t.i., Aug. 10, 1849.
_Dr. .l.'C. Ayer. I have been cured of the worst
cough 1 everliad in my life,by your “ Cherry Pec-
toral,” arid never fail when 1 have an opportiinity.
of--reconiuiending it to others. ‘
» Yours, respectfully, . .
“W . ‘ . V _ ' S; D.
0:? Read the following. and see if this medicine
is \Vv0>l"l.l.l"¢>1‘_ll'lvillV. "This patient had become very fee-
ble,-‘aiidthe effect of the medicine was unmistaka-
bly distinct :-—’
"'UN1'l'ED ‘S1'.u'2:s I-Ion-$1., Sasarooa SPRINGS,
. - _ g _ , J.uly5, I8-'19.
Dr'_J. C. Ayer,—Sir_: I have been atllicted with
upainful affection ofthe Lungs, am] all the symp-
toms of settled consumption, tor more than a year.
I could find no niediciue that would reach my case,
until! commenced the use ofyour “ CHEIKRY PE.-
'ro'n.u.,” which gave me gradual relief, and l have
been steadily gaining my strength till my health is
well nigh rest_oretl'
'While using your medicine , I had the gratification
of curing with itfiny reverend friend, M r. Truman.
of Suuipter District, who ‘mad been suspended-
from his parochial duties by a severe attack of
bronchitis.
.: Ilinve pleasure in ‘certifying these facts to you.
. And am, sir,yours respectfully,
J. F. _C.-‘U.-.HOU:\', of'South' Carolina.
Prepared and sold by James G. Ayer. practical
chemist, Lowell, M as, and for sale in Norwalk by
Vyiii E_Bissell ,,aud J W Taylor, Westport. 7’
A NEW M0-‘DE or SETTING
.Art.ifici'a1_‘E'eeth!
. HE undersigned has invented and patented
; acompound ni'ti'l§cia,l basis for setting teeth,
qy which the process is rendered much more
aiiiipleaud easy than lieretofore-—and reduces ’
I/‘L6, e.i:pensd'.about one-half. The process is
» entirely new, and as beautiful as itis simple and
economical. Entire sets can now be furuislied
for $50: upper sets for $25, and partial sets in
proportion. A. HILL, D. D. S.
Norwalk, Nov. 10th, 1551. 45tf
'G-reat Mass Gathering at
GRUMA N’S
- I.
G 1 d % s
E
o .-r..‘.-.. Receiveell
The Lairggest Stock
0.f~F‘ei.ci<ey and Staple -Dry
Goiods, at prices perfectly asz.‘om'slz.i-ng
Iii act some Goods are almost‘
‘W '. ’
Given way.
Our assortmevit of DeLaz'i2os, 0 sh-
mores, Alpaccas, P’0])l‘l7Z.3, Per32'on
and other DRESS GOODS was
' i never as good at present.
Our Stock of Dress Silks is Immense.
consistiiig of Black and Colored, Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety. Our stock of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Vest-
ings and all other goods for Men’s and Boys’
wearis -larger than ever before ofi"oi-ed. In
fact,Ladies and Gentlemen can find any mid
eVel'y,;l1l'flCle wanted for Dress, Use, or Orna-
ment. rind 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 Birigdge Store”
I: the placejor BARGAIIVS .' .’ V
O J» GRUMAN
Not-walk, sep. 1, 1851.
50.0 MEN WANTED
‘ Not to work upon the
ail Road!
Atthe CHEAP CASH, STORE ofthe sub-
.. "'ibor where asaving is made sutiieient to pay
to’: ‘en miles travel. Call and prove the truth
at " ”‘ ” ' GEO. VV. 'SMlTH’S.
South‘ Norwalk. Dec. 26, 1851.
A ‘A. sz.-z.z.E,ots, .
Ecol: ,_‘Sje_l_1<e'ii‘-" and ‘Binder,
AS_j.ust_, retui'ned_f_'rom New York with it
_ new and valii.'ibl,c;GQl.lection ofScliool and
Il’I‘is‘cellaneou_s.Boolis. Also,a large assortnient
or Stationery,incli1ding Blank Books.F~oo|scnp, A
»Letter,itnd Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
wliicli lie. will.sel'l’ .cheapoi' than they can be
bought; for {itjtny otlierstore in this vicinity.
.§'_Books of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at extreiriel y low rates,
ayid satisflietieii given to all.
i
. ..:, __~ .
Iiéeisij-s'*G!és€¢3 .
QUPINTAARD. A: SONS ha'yZe_i'i't their.
_C wit‘i‘é!-i'o'oi‘(i‘s a few rods e'n'st of the b‘i‘idg‘e
aflarge ns's'o'i-t'.u'iei‘itE of (‘:al)lnél:Tt’lI‘nlft1l'é,-C't‘)'l‘lSlSfi~ . H
« ; "sl1i1l_l.l§(‘tt-3]) constantly on liand one of tlie
iiimmé. .
irig in part" of.sofas-, centife,cnrd. book, tea, work
app kitcheii tables of varl‘ot'is ki’nds,‘miil'iogn'i‘iy
ii'_ucl b!a’c’k witliout marble .top dijessiiig bureaus
dlain di"e‘ssing bureaus, common ‘bureaus of l
p'ric,es,- some as low -ns’$5 50. Miaiiogn ny, bl‘l‘i.
walnut and irnipie bedsteads of various patt_erns
a'iid.pi‘?ces.some_ as low as $32 25. Pntentbed-
steads that can be_put up in three minutes and
witliout okay. Maliog'a‘i‘i’y, curled nfurple, bl.’k
walnut, kitchen and wiudsoi'ch':ri‘i‘s. Cliildren’s
table and low chairs. .\Villow vvaggoiis. cl‘!!-
dles and chairs. Looking‘ glasses of all sizes
and prices, from 25"cents to 310. Spring mat-;
resses. the bestsiiitl ch_ea'p'e'st beds in existence.
\Ve will deliver any fiit'i'iiture purchased of us
(to the amount; of 3310 or over) in New Can"an'n,
Wilton or Darien free of charge and free from
dziiiiage.
Ready Ilfaide Clipins_.-'-We have constantly ‘
on hand froilii 100 to I-50’ coffins of rnahogaiiy,
black walnut,’ clierryand whitewond of all sizes
and descriptions, which can be furnished .at it
few—_minutes notice. \Ve also furnish shrouds
a"nd_everytliiug necessary for the interment of
the dead, and will see to the digging ‘er graves
when requested._ “/9 willattend fii'riei'als in
New Canaan, \Vilt_on or Durien. without. extra
charge’. E. QUINTARD or SONS.
N. B.—Persons wishing to purchase burial
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may make up
plication t;o us. ' ' - ' 45t:f
Merci .’ Meat !
At the New Meat Market.
HE Subscriber liasjust opeiied a Market
atfoining the store of Lockwood, Haiglit.
& Co. fbr the convenience of the people oftbis
vicinity. and by constant attention and every ef-
fort to please his custoinors, he hopes to share
the public patronage. H , '
I’. S. The very best qualities of meat only
will be vended at this estiiblislimeiit. and every
attention paid to cienliiicss. it matter too much
overlooked at most markets.
B. ST. JOHN.
ltf '
Agent
E. c. wntmnis
, Cabivzct Zliolrer and Uizrleijtcz/sci‘ .'
‘ (Two doors east of the Bank.)
STA.F..l£9'0RD, CT.
HAVING recently coumpleted an
extensive alteratioii and improve-
ment in his extablisliment, and ex-
tended the compass of his business,
" would respectfully inform the iiili:-.bi-
tants of this and the adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly nianuf.ictur-
ing every descriptioii of
GABENET WARE
in; it good and general variety of
Beaclsteads, Tables, lrVasltsl(I.7tds, Secrclrzries
B lL7'e(l?tS, Sofas, (yo. «yo.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot fail to suit. the pui-cliaser.
Also. it variety of C'HAIRS—liair, cuiie, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style.
Houselioldfurniture of any description iuauu-
irictuied to order at short notice on the most
sasonable terms. Also a very extensive as-
irtment of -
zifatfiesses, Poliosses, Pa-lent Bead-
steczds, lye. do
That can be set up and taken down by any one
it less than two minutes.
He. has also :1 ha ndsoine assortment of the
nosf fashionable styles of
Eaoolsiaa tfiliflassee, .
which he will sell its cheap as can be bought
an y where. ‘
He is_,ulso prepared to furnish
COFFINS, SHROUDS. CAPS, SCARFS. &c.
ofevery description that may be drsiretl. or
that can be obtained in the city of New York
at it moments warning, day or night, outbe most
reasonable terms. He is also prepared to fur-
nish hcarses, carriages, see to the digging of
graves, and to attend to any other ai'i'aiigoiiieiit
that may he wished for the funeral procession,
(Sic. Those who may wish to keep the body of
H deceased tiieiirl several days, can be furnislied
with an ice box in which it may be preserved it
week or longer if necessary. .
E. \VARREN. ,
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851. if
Form for Sale.
..._.-. THE place foruierl_v occupied by
-' Alvin Hyatt‘, tlcc’d, is offered for sale.
It consists of about‘ three acres ofgood land,
with a dwelling-lionse and burn tliernoii stainl-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying near
the house of Ira Betts. Jr., and on the line of
the Danbury c"\’.Noi'walk i'aili'oad. For furtlier
particulars enquire of ‘ ,
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
VVilt)n, March 3.1851. 9il'
For Sale,
lg,-‘=;_L VVITH immediate possession. it good
Hill with water power on an excellent streani.
it‘ 1'
D,e_"__L(I/i'Il_e§, T/zz'l)et Clot/L, Zlf_erz'72o, ’ ”'
with a convenient House, Barn, and 14 acres of
land, situated about 7 miles from Norwnlk or
Stamt'ord. For particulars enquise of S. E.
OL'.\lS'l‘E.~\D. or .lOHN BATLEY.
Norwnlk. May ‘.24th. 1851. Qltf
Ready Made Clothing.
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping it good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing 0 fall kinds. Also, it good assortment
of Cloths, Cassinieres. and Vestings, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
short notice. '
N. B. Partici.lar attention paid to cutting.
THULVTAS RILEY.
Norwalk.Fcb. 25.1851. 9
Norwalk cemetery Associa-
tion.
AT a Meeting of the Norwalk Ce.metei'y
ASSOClttl'l0Il._ held August. 29th., 18:30, vo-
ted that Evert: Quintiird and Lyman Riclnirds,
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as i'eg:ii'ds
monuments, tom"'~:toiies. and enclosure of lots,
and that no per.-:ou shall dig a grave. or erect
stones to graves, without [)et'lI‘lSSl0l1 and advice
of said coiniiiittee.
Attest. E. Qumraim. (.'haii'inan
\V. C. S'rui-:i«:'r. Sg!c’y pro rem. V -H
, WET £10035.
1 YA RDS of ladies‘ Dress Goods,
_ dziiiizigecl by water at the late fire
in Broadway, for sale cheap at
L. H. RANDLE’S.
Norwalk, April 12.
Notice.
_LL persons indebted to the subscriber"
- ’ whose accounts have stood over one your
are requested to call and make immediate ‘pay-
ment, otlierwise their accounts will be put in
mi offii-ei"s hands for collection.
N. VVOOD.
.4.
‘V C YTH ES.—50 doz. Elliot Benijtlsleyis su-
, perior cast and German steel, Scytlies, for
sale by the dozen to dealers at manuf'acturcr’s
l"‘l<_39S. ll)? , CTR EET «SC QUINTARD.
. Wooden Ware, &c.
' EDAR. Tubs. Pails, Selves-,"1‘i'iiys,Bo'vvls,
. Clothespins, Brooms, painted .—’l‘ubs and
Pails, Cocoanut:.Dippers. Mats, \Visks, trav-
ellig Baskets, Knives nrid.:Forks,. Saucepans.
Fl’yl‘l.'l,€,'ptt-11S, Siidirons, Shovels and Tongs.
Jun." 26. "I852. ‘
‘Door Scrapers, Porcelain Kettles, <S:c. by
'L., H. 6: Co.
gji.‘VVilt}iw’Wnre "
‘READY’ am-on oz‘.
--iiiaiisliip of a superior style.
g-A. - v_ u -_ I . E
.a--.v -. ..-_.... ..
;eheerpairs‘lt1ian“Ever
‘ . H_E_stl_l5§ct'lb‘e'r§ liave"just receive‘d. and
ad
largest itssortmonts of » - ,
1
for Spring and Summer tvoar. .ev,er b’ro'ugli,t: into
t.l_iis town, which will be sold cheaper tha u ever.
tf ~~ 1 I5.-i_,'r.i;i.iUE R 6c.TUR.K.
mi ‘;_:3=_
P i F A J or
J’. .1311. Smittfis Marble 3Z'£i1‘d,.
Near the Bridge, Norwal/c. Co-rm.
QEPULCHR.AL Moninnents and Grove
K Stones of every variety ol'piitterns, and ot
the most skilful workiiiansliip. The best as-
sortnient of American and Foreign Marble:
kept constantly on hand.
Persoiis wishing to procuie Monuments or
give it p_ersounl iiispectiouof his materitil and
workniansliip, as this will be more satisfact.ory
than to purchase ofAgents witliout anupportu'-
nity of testing the quality of the article con
[l‘llCl6(l flit‘.
The Letteringand Oi°nament.alwoi'k is
6’-Xeculed by aii experienced WOl'l€mttll.tll—1d cull
‘lvai'rant it. to give entire satisfaction.
May. 1852. '
Saddle &. Efiariiess
if l N E .
HE subscriber gratefully acknowledges
the liberal patronage bestowed on him the
past five years by the citizens of this and the
adloining towns. and .would inform them that
he has constantly on hand a large assorttnentof
Saddles, Harness, Tran/::.', Val-ices,
Carpet Bogs, W/rips,
wliicli he will sell much less (than can be pur-
cliased else-wliere.V The best of iiniteriiils are
always used and perfect satist'actio_n auarantied
on all work executed at‘. this establishment or
the money returned.
ii‘? We have now on hand and ai'e making
up to order. severalsetts of very light and tasty
double and single HARNI".S‘S, which will be
found superior in neatness and beauty of finish
and workmanship, to anything ever exhibited
in this market befoi'e.=,g53 ' A
Special aitriilioit paid to Rryiaiiiiig, ’Z1’lI.iClI.
will al~wa.iys be done at the s/iorlcsl notice
(I."-ll 7:2. l/to fneo.le.s't 72_La.n7m'.
[i§“.lust call and see yourselves..§?,
Ii‘. BRADLEY.
upril 96] Under Connecticut Hotel.
Eiders-»=s ales Eiiasstess
AND SABDLERY
tsiaaiisaistar,
Z\7::czf door to Ddiabzmy a.22.d .7‘d)1'u.3ol/.2
liar’-lrood Depot. "‘
(9 NE ofthe most splendid and varied a{=.oit-
iueuts of Goods and \Vares in the above
line overseen in this part of the County can
now be louud at the old and well known stand of
.1 O _‘ fi g’?-"_ V‘
»'i .o a
(0ppo.9iz‘e the 1V0)-«z.t=.rcl/.' I17olol,)
\Vlio is coiifi.-lent that tlie reputatioii he has
acquired in his btisiiiess is a sufi'icim'it guaran
tee to his old customers and the pnb‘ic of the
superiority of workiiiunsliip and neiitncss of
design and finish ofull articles piii'cli:isei.l at his
store, preferriiigtliat his work should praise
ltlll) r.=ulier than to trumpet abroad his merits
with his own lips. ' _
Every. czrl-iclo in his lino jlfarle or
[i’e]2oz'rc(l at the s/torz‘c5t 770l'l(.'8 and
upon the most Wcosolzoble terms.
may 8,. 1852.
N E \V YO R K
Cabinet, C-hair, Safe and
Bedding Uplzelstc-ry lisialilisiinieiit
AT L\'l-Z\V C.-\.\'AA1\’, car.
HE proprietor of the above is prepared to
the above business, and keeps on hand for sale
at low prices lictlstcatls froin 75 cls to $4 75
of maple, i§.‘.c.; cottage B wuliiut from 838 to $14
~nial'io§aiiy from $8 to $50; bureaus from $4
to 359. lnfll'l(l9Jltly front" ; all iiialiogany extra
from $5) to 335 with marble top Etc; rulejoint
tea tables from 50 to $4 ; mahogany do fiom
-$6 to $30; chairs from 37-5 cts to each ; stands
and wash stand from $1 to $14 ; sofas spring
seats and liaircloth covered from $12 to $90 ;
iiiatticsses from 81 25 to $515 ; coml'orters from
$1 '75 to $2 '75; feathers very low ; mattresses
of st ra-w,tea grass, patent prepared corn husk,
curled grass, curled hair &c., and evei')‘l.liiiig
ever wished for at equal low prices at least 525
per cent less than can be obtained elsewhere in
the country, and everything sold at his estab-
lishment is warranted to be wliut it is sold for
A lot. of cottage bed posts for sale , a constant
supply on hand ; dealers supplied at reduced
prices. Turnirig done neatly.
N B-—Readynia(le coffins constantly on hand
of all sizes and qualities at low prices, and will
attend to the digging of graves and will furnish
evei'ylliin5_{ iiecessary for the interinent of the
dead. Funerals will lie attciided with a licarse
évzc unet;uall'ed for respect, free frmn extra
zzlizii-gas. New York Cabinet and Upholstery
Establislimcnt. New Czimian, Ct. 45
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5'-...‘;i\‘\\‘.i ll.
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New Bliarble Yard. .
THE subscriber having opened and furnish-
- ed a new Marble Yard in Norwiilk, near
the head of Main street. would i'e-spe_ctl’ully so-
licit all to favor him with it call, and examine
his stock and woi'laiiians_hip. He intends hav-
ing on hand constantly at’ full assortment of
A~lll(:l'lCtl!) and foreign Marble, and the work-
’ Monuments,
Tombstones. counter and table Tops,&c., &c.
able terms." " _".JOHN’H_. WEEICS. A
..-N or-walk,.Nov. 5th, 1851. ~ 4.5
1) ARA SOLS.-—A good assortment for sale
at MOULTON’S, Weslport.
.- ...»»..,...1.-...........;.....,,,,,_,_,, -_ , I __ V
any kind ofMa1;ble \Vork,are invited to cal lniid '
execute any thing l)(’l0t'i_glli_;Y to either of
furnisl-ied7nt the shortest»-o.idei7’and ou_ reason- .
-.
‘I! ":'?:"'-."l.?*i 1
. . .- ....,s. .
if . ' Bi€tDGn.i%:6Rir.'.1
i
I E haveitiiispdiiy tnke'n_',tlie' agency for
; . Messrs.’ 'H;ugglé's,,‘, Nburse do l\Irisoii’s
Agi'icultui'n.l I_inp_lei:nen't§, aiidshall .liei'euftei",
keep‘ a fulliassortrnent on iama iifsvholesnle and
retail of all articles in this line. -\Ve would
particular-ly invite the atteiition of niei'cliant_s to
this lJ1‘&'tfi'Cll of our bi'isii'i'ess. as we are prepared
to" furnish‘ them at maiiot'act't'i_i"ei"s prices, with
their usual di'sco'nnts. The following comprise
a part of our stock, viz :
4 PLOVVS.
.Ligh'tlioi'se Plows, Double mould Flows,
Mediurrt do Subsoil do .
Two horse » e do Side-liill do
Medium sod do Deep tiller . do
- Impei-ialengledo_ Stubble do
I-IAR ROWS OF ALL KINDS.
Hay Cutters, Fanning Hills,
Corn Sliellers, OX BOW-‘I.
Seed Sewers, Ox Yokes. _ .
Road sci-n pars, Tliermnm eter Cliurns,
Garden Rollers, C,v|iv=dm' <30
F;..,|.| do Cultivat'.ot's, 62c. «Sac.
IE5 We would respectfully invite all in want
of the above goods to call a mi exaiiiiiiemii' as-
sortment. HOLCOM3 55 LYON.
83‘ \Vatet' st.
Bridgeport, April ‘list, 1852.
M, 2'01‘ Sale. _
A small fami situated in Dririen near
the Brick Cliurcli, and within five iiiiiiutes’
walk of the Depot, where five or six trains of
cars stop daily to and from New York--—corisist-
lug of. it good two-story (lwelling-liouse, barn
um] ,._¢w.liousc, and ntlier out-bi.-iidings, with
four acres of first-riito land_tind in good condi-
tion. On said place there is good orcliards of
grafted fruit. lt is pleasantly located, aiidwell
woi'tli the attention of any one wanting a place
of that size.‘ it will be sold atid is well worth
the mone_v.— For further particulars enquire
of VV. \Vliitney 6: Co. or of G. Mather on the
corner by the meeting-house. ‘
N. B.—lf the aliove-propert_v is not sold by
the first of April it will then be rented. ‘
Dnrien, Feb. 26. 1852.
Houses and Late for Sale.
THE subscriber has for sale several
convenient cottage houses with good lots and
improveiiients. wliicli he will sell upon reason
able ternis, and very clieap. ‘
12tl’ GEO. O. S’1‘REE'l‘.
Kl‘. ?...?9rls 49.; M. E~Za'~:7esi Railroad.
SUMMER Al-‘elk-\l\'(:ll<3i‘.ll*‘..\’l‘.
coaiaii-:.\'ci.\'o MAY 3, 1852.‘
Leave Norvvalk for'New York.
l2tf
Special Train 6 o’clock A M
Coiiiniutatioii 6 38
Acconimodation 8 9
es 1 10 so ~
Express 9 91 P M
Accommodation 5 -35 '
Express 9 53
Leave Norwalk for New Haveii.
Accommodation train 9 o’clock 1?» min A M
H 1 36 P M
Express 5 35
Accommodzition G 15
Commutation 7 43
Express t.rains \Vost. stop only at Stamford.
Leave New York for Norwalk.
Accommodation train 7 o‘clock,A M
-- ll 30
Express 3 30 P M
Special 3 50
Express 4 15
Commutation 5 30
L '.-ave Nciv I-lavmi for Nonvalli.
Coiiiimitatipn train 5 30 A M
.1:-coiimioclatioii 7
u :3 35
E:~:pi'e.rs 1 l5 P 3.1
Accoiiiiiiodation 4 20
Express 8 50
GEO. xv. Wl-1lS’l‘LER. sum.
DANBURY 5.’. N().R.\VALl{
Rail Road fttsrangeztient,
Comuiencing April 23111, 18512. Trains will
run as follows until lurtlier notice : Leave
Danliury {H16 4.3’ A M with passengers only.
“ 52 30 P M passengers and treiglit.
RE'l‘U’P\NlNG. will leave"
So ,"\lnrwalk at 9 16 A M‘ -issengers and fr'lit.
H _ 5 30.1’ _M passt-.nge1's only.
The G -‘.5 A M train troni Danliiiry connects
at. Norwalk with the 8 09 A M trziiu to N York
Pizsseiigtii-s going cast can leave Not-walk at
9 13 A M.
The 2 301’ M ti°:iin"connects at No:-walk
with the 5 iirzcoiiiiiiorlalimi train to N. York,
and the 5 3-3 t-xpress train to i\'ew Haven.
Passeiigers frmii Nevv York will leave at 7
A M and at 3 30 P M to connect with trains on
this road.
52?” Stages will he in readiness on the arrival
ofthe liains at l.ll8'R.lll{_{l‘ll.el(l Slatioutci convey
passengers to Rulgoliolil village. Lorwisborongh,
&c. HAfi.‘r’EY SMITH, Sup‘t.
REMOVAL.
Ncvr Spring Goods.
E MAGNER has removed his clothing
‘I! store to the one lately occupied by Mrs.
Kt-ll_v. next: door to Street; & Qui:itai'tl’s li7Il'(l-
\'.'ai‘e store. He has Just received it large as-
S0l‘l.tl'Ietil of spring goods which he will sell as
cheap as any other establislimeiit in the place.
KOSSUTH HAS COME l
_ And so has the lime ’2L'll6’7L
Goods will be sold Cheap 2 !
‘HE subscribers l'e°.liiig theuxselves under
many obligations to their cusioniers for
the very liberal patronage be.-towetl upon them
during the last year, would respectfully tender
their thanks, assuring them that; with the coin-
meiice iieiit of the new year they will oti'er
sucliilticeiuents as will continue to merit the
patronage of the public.
Feeling confident of the public lavoi' they
now purclinse goods in such quantities as to be
eunliled to sell them ‘much lower than usual.
and lower (lion sold by any store in (/16 Ult 1'/ii/_i/.
Come. all and test. the truth of this stzitciiieut.
"' Cllli.-ll’ r"oit CASH,” is the motto.
change for goods, and the liigliesi mar ket pi-ice
allowed. Goods delivered to any part: ofthe
town free of cb:tr'ge'.
RAYMOND 5.: MFAD,
Grocers,
No. 2 VVatei' st. Norwalk.‘
Jan. 17.
[email protected] RIRAGE MAKE_R’S GOODS, Axles,
,Spi-lugs. Shafts, Carriage Bows, Bolts,
Bone,nud Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
Hand Screws. Seaniing Cord, doc.
HOLCOMB ékt LYON.
RINDSTONES.25- tons superior grit
just. luiiding from B’e'rea Ohis.
HOLCOMB do LYON.
l.l_.ES.—-1500 dozen \V. 6: S. Butcliers’
Files. consisting of every size and lfinfl.
new opening by HOLCOMB ('55 LYON.
1 DOZ. haiid. pannell, rip mid buck
0 Saws of Butchers’, Spear 62: Jackson's
and Becket‘s, at vvliolesnic and i'etailby
COMB 65 LYON, 83 \Vaterst.,,Bridgeport.
. ' Zinc Paints.‘ .
THE subscribers offer it full assortment of
tliecelebrated Zinc Paints, Icompri-sing snow -
white, white, pearl an_d brown, ground.’ in..oil,
imin'nfiictui'e<l~by the “ New Jersey Zinc Com-
pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices.
16 STREET dc QUINTARD.
j .l Aericuitxn-"al. w-en-as. 9 ;
All kinds of country produce taken in‘ ex- .
.1. . .'-.'.~..‘
yitielesalegaiiil’R'etailGi-aéiiry Sta .£
r '.3i1§-S933‘ 39. 35.559“ . ..
; 'AVE~takon the store ¢former.ly o‘ccu_pie<3,
’- ‘ by.--S.E. Olmstoad mi east. side “'8 b"'dg°
.WheI'e.;tliey will. follow the \\'l)(1.l6S_.1_Ljl,8,ll.l1d re-.
tail Grocery-mid Cotri'mis‘s_ion business. . They
now offer to purchasers a general assoi'tn‘Ietit of:
Groceries, Provisions.’ Fr.u'it‘s,. . Nuts, &c. as can
be found at any store in the county. and - on as
favorable terms. The followiugis a portion of
their stock, viz: V , _ _
20 chests young liyson and black Teas of all
prices. '. ~ _ ' T _ "
25 lilids and bbls P R and N O l\-Iolassee. '
4tl -“ y “ Sugar ofall kinds‘.
[0 quintals Codtish. '
150 bbls Flour. extra and stiperllne.
30 boxes Raisins.
Coffee of different. prices.
Currants, Citron, Figs. Spices and nuts.
\Vl]lll,B.,,9l_.Q[Jl1aDt and sperm Oil , by barrel or
gallon. '
Tallow, ndaniauliiie,spei'm and wax Candles.
Potash, Soda, Starch &c. by czislhiiid box.
Pliiladelpliia Lime, a superior article for
white wasliing.
E1?‘ J. &.B». will keep constantly on hand
C.-inert, ca‘.oined Plaster for building purposes.
and many other articles too numerous to riien-
tior, and wliicii will be sold on reiisonableterms.
C. GRAHAM,
lhcliitect, Civil Engineer & Surveyor l
I 1 HE subscriber having opened an office in
Norwalk with D-E Culver, civil engineer,
opposite the post office, for the purpose of tha-
king plans. elevations and specifications for
buildings of all kinds. also for liiitlgcs and roofs,
having had a iiuiuber of years of practice and
experience in building and in superinteiiding
buildings of a‘-l kinds. All orders left with D
L Culver,Esq. will iecoive prompt attention.
Eiigiu_eei'ing and surveyingdone in all its brunch
es. Not-walk, Feb. 20. 18.52 8
91 ' '01 [yulv ‘)][U.\\.l0N
-is urn“: gr
‘O3 '1? SEll~\"'lOH '9
'pFlp[ln_l&).l on pg.“ Kauoui out pun ‘pen.mie.i
oq uiiu peiuoso.itle.i so §i'ui_ao.id ion spoofi “V
-e§.iuuoJo o-o.i_;
gguuigip eppzuosnoi 1: iii_rpi.~.\ po.ie.\nopspoo3
-oaizpl out ui_ ptttiqt aq uno sn snin3.inq poof} so
put; [|lM [pm i: tlttlix ulEi1[l.lO.‘tl!} oipu osoqi iizqi
riiii.i.ngoq--af}i:iio.iind oippul _;o 'd.tl£1[Sll nouns
A’|[n}iootlse.i ppm.“ "929 ‘S1lOlSlAO.l(I ‘sai.io:io.ig)
yo 'iuauii.iossn o‘/3.11:; ii ipi_.\\ ig poritiois pun ‘Stunts
out .i::en ‘ppiig zip; Kn peidnooo ./flout;
. 9.1015 9111 uo.~p:i 2.‘ui.iiu[ s.inqi_.i.)sqns 513
-eaosg 113398.!-9 mam
Root Shoe Leather and Find-
ing Store.
., HENRY HANDES renews again
? liis :it:l.nowledgineiits to the public and
his friends fortlieir geiiei'0us pta'.i'on:ige
during lll('. year past, and liopcs to inerit an on
'll‘llel'I‘1l])iPtl c('!l‘il.ll]utlllCC of the liusiiwss rela
t.ion.<liip wliicli he has so long inaintaiiicd with
this tzoinuiunity. He will befntiml now at his
new stand opposite the store of Diinun Finclh
Wllt-‘TU lie wi.l be happy to see. and serve his
old frieiuls and the public. The clun':u:ter of
his Wonk is too well kuowti to need it word of
pmise. It comprises every article of men's
and cliildi'e.n"s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
SllOPS in tlieir season, for ladies and getitletiieii.
l"i.\‘Di.\'os of the best quality. and in any
quantity, suited to the wants of the craft.
No:"\valk. April 20, 1852. .
Esoutlz Horwall: Rlaohine S110}.
§"i HE public are i'ei'pcct'ftil|y iiiliiringtl that
. the sub'~:crilioi' will continue the business
of R. \V. Norton & Co., and lie is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Jobbing in _genoi'al nia-
cliineiy; Die Turning of every descriptioii;
and Sawing in all its varieties, Bi'.'icket.~‘, Car-
riage Stutl’, écc. Also, Vilood 'l‘tii'idiig in all
its various branclies, from the largest Portico
Pillars to an Awl Halt. Turned Cedar Hitch-
ing and Fence Posts are kept constantly on
hand.
The siibsci'il.icr has also added to the above
cslablisliment :1 li‘niiii(li'j.' for Brass Castings,
and lie \\()Ulf_l be pleased to fill ord.~rs for any
and every kind of Jobbing in this line.
The facilities of the present proprit-.toi' ena-
ble him to _,(_(lml'6ll)lt'.’.0l.0 do any_kiml of work in
his line vvliicli is done in any other city or
town. and he warrnut.s all work to give entire
SilllSlill'llf)n or no charge will be niatle.
B. Cash paid on de‘li_very for good Hick
ory 'l‘imbei'. M. M. i\’Ol’»TON.
South Norwalk, March. 13, 1852. 1y
House 41%;. Eliot For Sale.
. ; 'l‘llE suliscribei offers for sale his
~‘ house and lot situated on the main street
in the t-'illn_z:o of Now Caiiaan. The dwelling
house isa two story wood builtling with a coin-
modieus buck l.itc-lien nrul 11 well ofgoorl water
toniicctetl t.liei'ewil.li. Tliere is also a good
barn. wood-house. giinleii, and a lot cuntaiiiitig
one rood (20l]t)PCl.et.l tlierowitli. It is a very
de.~:irn'ile locittimi. For terms apply to the
5ni)_,-.;.-‘;be1- in Norwalk, prevlious to the first of
Marcli. THOMAS RAYMOND.
Norwalk, Jan. 24. 4tf
For Sale. _
V " H E biiilrliiig lot. coiiiprismg about lglg acres
of good _ground.latetlie site of (he resi-
dence of Capt. ¥Vm. Allen. Flax Hill district.
is offered for sale on very reasonable tei'nis.——
Apply at this office.
Sportsman Attention.
Tf'lE spring ca:-iipain is now open. |>l6'flSe
_ t-all aml exzunine our stock ofTrout. poles
Reels, Lines. Hooks, l4‘-ttSl{(‘fS, Flasks dtc,
\Ve are also hourly expecting another invoice
of those Superior double and si'nglo barrel
Guns made expressly to our order and which
are too well know to need puffing.
HOLCOMB <55 LYON.
83 '\Valer Street, Bridgeport. _
P933 AND SEALS.
LEASE call at my store and look at the
most beautiful, ricli_, splendid and fashiona-
ble-lnt of gold and plated Fob Chiiius and Seals
ever offered in this inarket.
april ‘.26. C. E. DlSBP;O\V.
Zinc Paints.
O. 1 or snow white, ground in oil. ,
2 silver “ “ “
3 , 06 U0
Brown stone color, for sale by
T L 6: J R PECK.
South N-orwalk. May 1852.
Silver and Plated Ware.
SHALL keep a large assortment of spoons,
forks, butter-knives, sugai'—s.liovels. lfldles.
dcc. for the spring trade. Pur':liasers will find
it_to their advantage to buy of me, and have
their spoons liandsoniely engraved and warrant-
ed, rather t'.ian to get tliemof pedlers.
C. E. DISBROXV.
OFFIN PLATES furnished at short no-
tice. C. E. DlSBR0VV-
SOLAR and fluid
kl
from 3d lineto 7' inclies,_for sale by
. STREET (SC QUINTARD.
‘N7INDOW G'LASS.—500 boxes French
‘ and Arnerican Window Glass, for sale
N'AILS.—500‘ Itegs Fall River nails assorted
at ‘1city_ prices by
STREET .5: QUINTA-R1).
OES.-50 dozen Tuttl,e’s,cast_ 'steel.__Hoes
t'or siile” by‘ tli‘e“tloz°en to dealers at‘ amino.
factui.-ei"s_pi'ices by ~ S. & Q-
E 'ifi:i.'l.€,'.'IN’SU*RANCE‘ firesuovr-‘%2.:1:;??
-.4 ...o. r.
_. ‘ Geo.l:.A; 13159911: N 1 ;
_ '_ A HAGl:2l'Vfl‘ 'Fo‘t't‘''1''i'1'i: ‘ I '
Howdfdn 'Hz_irtfoi'd_ _Mutunl',-
M ritual, Quincy _Mulu'al,. and hliddfsédi
Mutual ‘Fire lusnriince Conipn'ni'e'§i ' ,
_ and" tlie” ‘A'nié'i-iéa’n ' Mutual -”
1 Life Insurance Co'i‘r'ip‘t‘iny.“ '
Uflice at the Store Judson l€§°“Bis'$cll.t. ~ 1
- '_ ' ‘ Notu.v.-u.x,- Conn. .. .
A. H. Byington,
General Agent for procuring Pena
sions. Bounty La-nds, Extra mid" Bubk
Pay. French Spoliatiovis. Letter: _ D
_Palc7il, 4%., tie. S’ ' ’
George A. Davenport,
Attorney and ,C0tinscllor- at law"
-Oflice West Side the Bridge, . '
Non-w.iLi<, CONN,
. o. s. Perry, T .
Attorney and Counsellor ‘ at lair
Mailloi-y’s Building. P
JOHN AUS'.!.'.EN’S
iiaiitsiiia noon‘
Over I’. St. Johifls Store,
NORWALK, CT.
Likenesses
T/Va/r7'a7i.led to please all good judges.
Bain’s Merchant’s
ititeatvii OFFICE,
NORVVALK, CONN.
In the Post Oflice Building.
0. J GRUMAN, P
'nr:Ai.i~:it IN i-‘ounieiv AND DOM!-ISTIC -
Staiit fiazftiiirig 333111) Gauche
CAR PAT! NG
Carriage Cloths and ti'n1mngs.-
CLO'l‘llS, SSll‘ilERES, i’ES'l7li\‘t.lS, :
Shootings. Flaniiels, Eatts &c.
» NoRwAi.K,c'r'. . . . -
Bimon I:inch_,-
Dl-2.-\Ll-ZR I-N
Hai'r.lwnI'o, Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Paints,
Oils. French Window ‘Glass and
AGRICUI/l‘UltA1. lM1’1.l-EM)-Zl\"1‘3.
N01-’tWA1_.Il{. CONN.
DENTAL SURGERY
BY Drs. HELL (39 FITCH
Oflice over C. J. Grumans Slore, foot of
Zllain. sl., Norwal.’.', Ct.
Raymond «Sc Mead, ,
VV HOLESALE <.\'. RETAIL DEALERS
In Groceries, Provisioiis,Floui', Feed, Salt,
Fish, Crd'ckei'y and Glass \Vare, \Vooden and
VVillow \V.-ire, Brooms, Mats. &c.. die.
No. 2 l-Voter st., Noriml/c, Conn.
an H. Nash,
‘I§IANUF‘.-iC'X‘UI‘.]‘2R_O1" -
TlN, SHEET IRON, AND COPPER \VARE3',-
‘D EA L ER in Stoves, Fm hares, lron Wire
’ -. . and liods, l3riltauia, Japan. \Vood and
\Villow VVni~e.s, Knives and Forks, Fm co
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lend. Freucli Bas-
kets, etc. Rootiiig and house jabbing done at
short notice and in it workmniilikc manner.
South Noi'walk, July 11th, 1851.
TAYLOPJS FASHIONABLE
liai Cat.ting,1lessiiig and Shaving
sacoom,
Near the Spring.
. VH.-‘.‘.\'KFlJL for past favors, he hopes by
strict attention to business to merit a con-
tinuauc-e of the same’. 1’nrticular attention
paid to cutting misses’ and cliildren’s hair in the
latest style. -lazors bound in it superior man-
ner. Tritzoplieriis mid 1’erfuttiei'y ofall kinds
constantly on hand and for sale.
L72?‘ Bay \Vntoi- of the best kind constantly on
liand and for sale.
.1
I’l*.Ol’LE’ S HOTEL. _
1 7 £39 1 9 Catherine Slip. N. Y.
GEO. ST. JOHN, l’ROPRl.ETOR,- O
WOU LD respectfully announce to his
friends and the public that the above
hotel has been built the past summer utiderthe
superiiitendence of the proprietor with special
l‘PfHl'8llce to the accommothition oftransient an
pernianont l,'0tll‘(let‘S. It now contains 45 wel
ventiliztetd and elegantly furiiisbed lodging rooms.
provided with all the niodern improvements and
coiiveiiieiices. Connected with the hotel isgu
resturauiit or dining saloon where all the sub:
stantinls and delicacies of the season are pro-_
vided at a inome'nt's notice‘ at all hours, and
set-veil‘ up in a style not inferior to any house-of
the kind in the United States. The patron'a,<z6
ofthe public is respecfully solicited. Baths 1323
cts; lotlgings single rooms 25 cts.
Gin’-ff}
- exv York, Nov. 24tli,18.-31.
Hardware, Cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils!
FINCH has now on hand one of tho‘
6 most extensivennd well selected nssortr
ments of foreign. domestic and linilding hard--
ware. cutlery. iron, steel, paints, oils, dFrench!
and Aiiierican window glass-‘—assorte sizes.-
agricultural iiuplernents, bay cutters, corn shel-
lers, (Sic. all of which he will sell at prices de-
fying competition. Also, every description of
carriage l1tlt'(.lVt='flt“9l-. fellgs. lspbs, spokles, lactss,
liriincs, intent leat ier, 'c.a o wiici in so 9
uponbtlile principle of “ small profits and ready
sales.” . '
The sub.=.cribei' is also agent for the so-l‘e ' of
Buswt->ll’s iliisneral Pczfnl. “'l’l“h '5 l"'00ffl‘-Zflllilsli
fire, water and weather, and uncliangeable in
in its color. and is the best, clieapest and most
durable mineral point now in use. In fact, our
assortment comprises a variety a=nd extensive-
ness mat would bafile a detailed description, and
we tlierefore would respectfully invite the pub-
licto cal and examine themselves. 45
- FRUIT TREES
AT THE
12501115.) Normals Nursery,
. or Pure red Antwerp.
arid Buriiing ‘Fluid:
%THE subscribers respectfully solicit the
L. attention oftruit growers to their stockbof
Trees, consisting of choice Apple. Peal‘. Cher-
ry Pluuib, Appricot‘. and Peach Ti'ees_ Ever-
greens and extra sized horse Clieslnnts 'a_nd
mountain ash. Also a very fine lot oflsabellu.
and Catauba Grape Vines. . Also the true Red
Anlwe/rp Rdéjlbcry, \_vliicli- we warra nt, and
hold ourselves responsible for its being the new-
The last ofOct. orlst
of Nov. will be the proper time" for putting out
the plants, when all necessary direction w’ill_bo
given. V GEO. SEYMOUR 6: Co.
P. S. \Ve caution the public to buy—no
Antwerps ofany person withont holding them
respozisible for its being the new or ‘pure red
Antwerp. . The country is full oftlie"spu.°ious
kind. ‘ . - . ~ “‘,_-‘s‘e"p‘20tf
L‘! I1: & CO0
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