‘liiaacs, \Vm. S. Lockwood.E. B. Bennett,
: - Divinizivo.--,-Tlie Pi'esixle1_it,‘and Directors
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THE anni_iiil..meeti_og of I.Il‘,fl£_ Jviemliei-s of 3 ' " ’ ' ' ‘ " ‘J ' "Two ‘or three of the‘ prettiest and ‘ -. - -;' ; l . 7. -VHE}stibsc'ribeiI_-llwfould iiifortn "bis" foiitfiiir Q 1.313,, ”le.,:U9';3'(¢d’ S(.'¢(¢_,-33 _;.,;b
this society, fl-l)l"'i.lll8,.'Cll('7:l_(!é fin 'o‘fiic'ers for the
year ens_uing.,willb‘e bo'ldon' at the Fiiii-field
Co‘3'Bi'iiil<,’oi‘i f‘1"l'_ltltly the 515th‘ inst., at It -‘o'c'|'k‘
A. DE A‘ Por‘-Oi'dci",- VT. WARNER. Jr‘. , '-
lt " ' I _, V -Sec’y and 'I‘i'-eiis.
, . ; I"'o‘r Sale.
A ~0Nt~1-Housis‘. ‘-WAG(:lOZ‘i, in good"con-
. ditioii, is otter-ed for sale cheap. Inquire
at -this ofiice.
‘ ,5 f [1n9=n‘an¢6;
I1?lr_'lfo_ril ICai{nlj;_ Jlliilual _Iris‘ufa1icc_Agcni:y.*
I P. lfI'BCll, Willoii.
Sailing Parties,
ISHING EXCURSIONS. 6ac.—-The un-
-tli-.i"signe'd. liaviiig purcliased 3' ‘large.
slauaclz, _a_lile _an_d coinmodious sail boat, is pro,-
pni"c‘d‘ toltalie out parties‘of" pleasuf'e._ fisliing,
etc. during"the’. season. And having been ac-
customeil to the business I07‘ many yoars. and
well acqiiaiuted with the _ fiiiest grounds for
Pic-nics. <\'.c..,is llllls-f'll‘Iill)leLl to offer superior
mlvaniiigos to llioso‘ wlfo iiiay ivisli to eiijoy the
deligluful sci-ucry of.i‘l‘orwiilk l)lll‘l)Ql' and islands.
HIRAM JONES.
PO
5
l
June ]8lll.,'1:S5’3.;A .
‘ Geld spectacles.’
W E‘ hiiveluow on hand ii good assortmr-.nt
' -.._ , .. of. Gold-Spectacles, made of vcry fine
gold, lightaud ploasaiit to the eye. ‘The glass
bi-ing,of the purest quality, will fit any eye.-
These spectacles were made expressly for our
retail trade and will be warranted of the best
and fiii'est. quality of gold. __
June 18. C. E. DlSBRO\V.
District of Norwalk .9: Probate Court, June
.l9l’l.1_852. . . . -
E S'l"’ATE of ELIJAH REED. late of
' Norwalk in said disli'ict,deci-asod.
’ 0I'(fC.'I‘C(f-—’.l‘llt|f. the Executors exhibit
their’Admiuistriition account to this Court for
adjustment. at tlie—Probate Office in Noi walk
on the 3d d.iy of July. 1852. at 9 o’clock.
forenoon; and that all persons inter:-.sted in said
Estate may be iiotified tliercof, the Execu-
tors will cause this Order to be published in
It iiewspapei" prints.-.d iii Fairfield Countyand
post a copy tliereof on the sign post in said Nor-
walk. iiearest the last residence of said deceas-
ed,,ut°least ten days before said 3d day of .Iuly.
' ,GE_O_RGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
‘X'T Vanilla iind Lemon, for flavoring pies,
custards, &c. for sale iit \VEED’S.
Ll) Pliilad. Porter, in any quant.it_v, for
sale at VVEEDS.
YER S Cherry Pectoral. for sale in any
quantity. by J. A. VVEED.
QUANTITY of coarse Sponges. suitable
for washing carriages; iilso, ii fine lot of
bathing Sponge, just received by J. A. WEED.
Terra Japonnica.
A constant supply of this superior article for
TANNING;
l'og‘etlioi' with it gem-.ral assortment of
D YE IVOODS. DYE STUFFS & ACIDS,
‘W. PATRIDGE dc SON.
I 27 Cliff St. N. Y.
._.._.
‘for sale by
3 in.‘..’5
Notice to Contractors.
ROPONALS wlll be l'Bc8lV('(l attlie office
of the Danbury do Norwiilk Railroad
Conipany,.in Norwalk. until the 25th day of
June, for -rebuilding the wall on the west side
of the Railroad. near the Compniiy‘s freiglit
house in Norwalk. , ,
. Contractors will propose for building the
wall and l'ui-nisliiiig the stone iiecessiii-y fortlie
completion. The propositionwillbe for the
price per cubic yard. '
The work can be examined, and the neces-
sary iu.l'ormaIion given. by application to \Viu.
G. Street at the officc nloresaid-
. - HARVEY SMITH, Sup’2.
Norwalk, June, 19th. 18-52.
For San Francisco,
‘On Satin-(lay, July 10. M13 o'clock. I’. M..
from the foot ofNoi'th Moore st.. North River.
‘the new iind splendid double engine steamship
CITY OF PITTSBURGH,
2.-100toiis burden, \Vm. C. Stotesbury. Coin-
iiiandor, will positively sail for San l3 rancisco,
touching at Rio Valparaiso, and Panama. on
SATURDAY, July 10, at 3 o‘clock P. M.——
Tliis steamer has sup:-.rior aizcciiiiiiodiitioiis
is well ve'ntilated and otherwise tilted for the
trade. It is confidently expected that she will
make the passage in the sliortest time on roc-
ord, thus nftlirdiiig a rare cliaiice to families
and others. who wish to avoid the crowded
ships via the Isthmus, as only a limited number
of passengers will be taken. A small qiiaiitity
of freight will also be taken. Arrangements
have been with the owners of the new stonin-
eliipUncle Sam, 1 800 tubs. now building. to
make a tlirougli connection, and she will soon
take her place in the line.
For freight or passage apply to
THOMAS RlCHARDSON,No 41 Exchange
Place, or to E. MILLS, No. 5‘. Cortlaiidt st.
Agent of the Uncle Sam.
New York, June 15, 1852.
DANBU RY dc NORWALK
Rail Road Arrangement,
Commencing J:ine_21st, 18:32. 'TI'tll|)S will
run as follows until further notice: Leave
Danbory ntfi 45 A M Will‘ l’"3"9”8°l'3 9"l.Y-
N 3 15 P M passengers and freight.
RETURNING, will lmve
so No,-walk at 9 16 A M i assengers and fr’lit.
.. 5 40 P M passengers only.
Danbury connects
M train to N York
are Norwalk at
The 6 45 A M train from
at Norwalk with the 8 09 A
Passengers going east can le
9 13 A M.
The 3 15 P M trainconnects at Norwalk
with the 5 35 accommodation train to N. York:
and the 5 3.5 i-xpress triiin to New Haven-
Passengers from New York will leave at 7
A M and at 3 30 P M to connect with trains on
this, road. ' .
1;?’ Stages will be in readiness on the arrival
-oftlie trains at the Ridgcfield Station to convey
passengers to Riilgefielil village. Lewisborough,
55¢, HARV EY SMITH, Sup’t.
rairfleld County Bank.
J um-: 11th, 1852.
At the annual meeting of the stocliliolders
of [,|]i3 Bank, holden at the Banking House. on
the 8th inst., the following gentlemen were
chosen Directors for the yen)‘ 6_nS|l|"_§l=-‘Wm
K. James, J. W. Hubbell, Asa E. Sm'th,Chas.
and
Wm. C. Street. - _
At a subsequent meeting of the Directors
V‘ Chas. Isaacs, Esq.. -was unanimously elected
"President. in/place of A. E. Beard. Esq-. ‘V110
‘V declined ii. re-election.
Aiiesr, _
T. WARNER, Jr., Cashier-
" , ',"FAIRElELDr COUNTY BANK.
Just: 1st, I
’: of this Ba'nk'.have this» diary d1oc-laa'ed‘- a-'d;ivid'en=d
of.fm,,- .per'-cent, on the ca pita!’ stock. out of the
‘-.p,-ofit,sfo‘i'- the last six months, payable to the‘
- ttucliholdars on demand. Per Order. _
7 T. \VARNER, Ji:-, Cashier-
.40. Ftlllfdttlr ‘S'tr’égi,‘,’1i7c’-iq’.'f‘Yo%k, and ._ I 15
Na.
' j ,’ I'Va£erlon Road, Liverpool. ’
6th. 11th, }6lh. 21st and: .‘36lh each month,
oml.co1iip7'z'se. the follotvmg splendid ships :'
U|]iv8l'S8, "'CapttiIn‘-Bii'd, -. - 1700
Jncob,A. Westervelt Hoodless. 1600
\Vm. Rathbone ‘ ’ : Spencer , 1200
Ticonderoga Boyle . 1300
Princeton Russell 1400
Irene Williams 1200
M i ii nesota A llon l_000
Silas Grec-.n'miin ‘ Spencer 1000
E C Scranton Spencer 1500
Leviathan , Knapp 1500
.\Vin H Harbocli M arsliall 1500
Guy Maniiering Freeman 1600
\Vasliington V Page ' 2000
FIlllel'[)l‘lS6 ‘ Funk 1000
Aberlleen Knapp 1000
Richa rd Alsop Siiivth 1000
Ni:igai'a Smith 1000
Dewitt Clinton _Funk 1300
Mnrmion _ Hadley I000
Sandusky Borland 1200
0‘V9{.’.0 H ubbard l5t)0
Robert Kelly Barstow 1400
New Ship Cdwiirds 1750
These Ships arethe. most magnificent that
have yet been built. They are commanded
by able and experienced Captains, famed for
their nautical skill and kind trcatiiiont to emi-
grants; and their accommodations for Cabin.
‘ Second Cabin, iind Stecrage Passeii_i_;ers, are
vastly superior to those of any other Line.
The Sliip’s allowance of Provisions compri-
Srs flour, out-meal, broad, potatoes, peas or
beans. riceand vinegar. \'l'l)lt:ll is dealt; out to
the passeiigers once or twice a week during
ll"! V0,Y=lg0. at the rate of 10$ lbs. per week
for each adult, and half allowanco\for children
above. a fuither allowance, according to it late
act of the Boitisli Parliaiiiaiit, of two oz. tea,
half lb. si:igar, aml half lb. molasses, to each
adult. weekly, with three quarts ivatcr daily.
In all ciises where any of the persons paid for
decline coming out, the full passage money is
;'eturned without any deduction.
Persons residing in the counti'y that di-.sire
to send money to their tiieiids in the Old Couii
try, and wishing to save time and expense, can
have it done in ii siitisfai_:tory, _and correct
manner, by enclosing by Post. to the subscri-
bers, the sum they wish to send. with the
name and address of the party who is to re-
ceive it. when a draft. on the nearest Branch
to their residence will be forwarded by fi"sl.
steamer with as much pzinctuallly as if the
person sending it was present, aml a receipt
returned for tlioinoiiey by next mail.
SAVINGS SOCIETY.
_ JUNI-Z‘ 11th, 1852.
All monies dcposited during the present
inoiitli. commence drawing interest on the 1st.
July 1852. T. VVA RN ER, Ji'.,
Sec’y 65 Treasurer.
N OR VVA LK
.. Gregcry’s Point For Sale.
. THIS place contiiins 7 acres and 15 rods
of ground more or l(‘SS, with a fraine house 24
by 48 feet, mainly enclosed. A|so,a small barn
.iIl.l.(l out-house; there has been ii large lot of
‘fruit trees recently set out on the place.
The placri is adiiilrably adapted to the hotel
business for the summer iiioiitlis, and will be
sold upon liberal tornis; Fiirtlier infnrmatioii
can be had by applying to Doct. Hill, at Nor-
walk. 6t23
cheap Carpeting at IVIOultOn’S
1000 yds super ingrain and stair carpeting
received this day from auction, and will be sold
exceedingly ciieap.
'\V9stport, June 1st.
The Great Rush
‘OR l.5issell’s Tricoplieriis or Hair Topic
is evidence of the good quality of the arti-
cle ; for l‘mtit)‘v’ll)_2 diindi-ufi‘ and proniotiiig the
growth of the hair it is iint surpassed. ln all
cases the money will be refunded to those not
satisfied. P_repai'cd and sold wliolesale and re-
tail by VV. E. BlSSl‘3LL.
' AIR ()lL-S.-‘—Pl]l’B ox-inarrow. cream
Hi lillios. rose hair oil, castor oil elixir, and
ii variety of other oifs, sold by
A \V. E. BISSELL.
Dr. Wm. D. Snyder
AY he found at his office in Norwalk on
and after Moriiliiy, the 14th inst. 2-1
Miss Pilgrim,
_E_ AS just rciiirncd froiii New York. with a
supply of Blonrlc and Crapo Hats for
the warm season, which site invites the La-
dies to call and examine. flowers and trimmings
to match, also new styles of Ladies lace
sleeves. rosette cuff, &c.. which sliii tliivilts
cannot. failto suit the most fiisliduous. Gents
and Ladies Hats cleaned at shortest notice.
’1'ol/ic Probate Court for the District of Nor-
ival/: : '
V'[‘ BE application of HENRY BEERS of
- l\'oi'walk in said District, i'espe.i:tfa.l!y
showetb that he is piirentand nat.uralguai'di-
an to Sarah A. Beers, \Villiam VV. Beers,
Fanny J. Beers and George S. Beers. minors
belonging to said district. and that said minors
arclthe owners of the following real estate, ly-
ing in the town of Rirlgefielil, in Fairlield coun-
ty, to wit: one piece of land, in quantity five
acres. more or less. bounded northerly by
Bradley Beers. easterly by highway, southerly
by Delia A. Goodsell, and westerly by'”Slierman
Beers; also, one piece of land, in quantity six
acres and one rood. more or less, with a barn
standing thereon. bou nded northerly by Thomas
Hoyt and Stephen Buttery, easterly by high-
way. southei ly by Benjamin Godfrey. and west-
erly by Thomas Hoyt and Stehen Jones; al-
so, one other piece of la ad in quantity 30 acres,
more or less, with a dwelling house and other
buildings standing thereon. bounded northerly
and southerly by Elisha Gilbert, Easterly by
Bradley Beers, and wcscily by highway.
And be furtliei'. says that the estate is at pres-
ent; unproductive; that the avails Iherei-f are
wanted for the support, iiiainteiiiince and edu-
cation of said minors. and that it will be for the
advantage of said minors to sell the same, and
invest the avails thereof according to law;
wherefore he says that there is just and reason-
able cause for selling the same. He tlierefore
prays the court to order said real estate to be
sold, and to empower him or some other meet
person to sell the samo.pursuant. tothe statute
in such case made and provided. /
Dated June 12th, 1852. .
. HENRY BEERS.
Parent; and natural Guardian.
District of Norwalk Probate Court 3:. June
12th, 1852. ’ '
Ordcred—-That the foregoing application be
heard and determined at the probate ofiice in
Norwalk on the 21st day of August. 1855!. til
9 o'clock forenoon; and that notice thereof be
published in some public newspaper near the
place where such real estate lies, three weeks
successively. at least six weeks before said -time
assigned. GEORGE A. DAVENPORT.
‘ » 24 Judge.
Light .! . Lirrht .’ if
3 Fresh Supply of CA.lVIl’I‘?ENE,Burniog
Fluid. and Phosgene. by
l Westport, Jan. 3. Z- SANFORD.
‘ . .
Tlic_.0ld Black Star line or Packets,
.\‘a'ilin,g—v puncluallyl from ,Livcrp_ool on (fie 1st,,
' lowest prices.
i.indi-i'twelvo years; and in addition to the »
most desii'a'ble i‘esidenc'e‘s in Norwalk. are of-
fered for snle,’vei‘-y. lovii a'n§_I;,_joij V,!_I__t.'.C_0|'f|'l‘Tl0dtlf'l'flg
' terms if» applied. for-soon.-_ To 1! city ,,gentle-
man desirou,s.of _obtiii_niiig beatitifirl dduntry
residence. this pi-esentsa rare oppoi"tuiiify.-—-
For par-ticulai's . Inq'l.|ll"‘8,l0f the editor of 'tl'i'e
_Noi-walk Gazette-. .
N. Y. Tribune please copy cod 1 week and
send Bill. , -
-runs. - . . .r
IF you want the best teas that can be found
in Norwalk, go to G. HOLLVIES '65 CO.’S
c/Leap cash grocery. VEGETABLES dc
FRUITS !Ils0,ft‘88ll from New York" every
day. ' ' - ‘
CAS1‘OR OIL and Sweet on or the rim
lquality for sale, at VVEED'S.
‘I
Books and Stationery
--AT \Vl1OLF.SALE AND RE'l‘AlL.-_'-_-.-.-‘
LAKEMAN 4‘; TOMLINSON. No. 13‘
\Vall st. Bridgeport. Ct.. are dealing
largely in School, Blank and Mi.-cellancous
Books, Stationery iind \V'riting Paper. Our
assortinent is complrite. Merchants. Teacliers
and others are requested to call and examine
our goods. \Ve are selling Books and Station-
cry at wholesale, at the lowest New Vork
prices. ' »
Book-Binding of all descriptions done at
sliort notice and in the best ma iiner and at the
Town and Probate Records
made to order.
BLAKEMAN 65 TO.\lLINSON.
$100 to $200 Per Month!
Tun ABOVE sun can EASILY BE MADE
By an iiiilustiious man, of respectable ad-
dress who possesses good busiiiess
qualities, and who can command
a small capital (to begin with,)
OF "FROM 25 TO 50 DOLLARS,
I3?‘ No others need apply.
By engaging with the subscribers in the
Book Agency Business,
Whose Publications are very snlealile. and
which THE PEOPLE \VlLL BUY!
L7?‘ Funds can be forwiiriled at our risk, if
mailed in presence ofthe Postmaster, and iiuin-
bers and dates of the same retaiiied s
C-77‘ No books kept or sold by us of an im-
moral tendeiicy. '
' L3?‘ A wholesale I’r1'ce-List. wilhfull Direc-
tions for operatiomi will be forwarded on appli-
cation, post. paid. to
GEO. H. DERBY ck CO.
Book Publishers, Buffalo. N. Y.
Attention!
HYSICIANS, |'IlHI'(.'l)7llll2S, manufacturers
and all otliers iii want of pure Drugs, Med-
ciiies. Cliemicals. Perfuiiiery. Patent Medicine,
Dye \Vonds. Dye Stuffs. die. will do well to
call at J. A. \VEED’S before purchasing else-
where.
For Sale Low.
FEW shares of the Danbury 6:. Norwalk
Railroad stock. Eurquiro at this ofiice.
4 PSOM SALTS, Sulphtil‘. Saltpctro, Bo-
rax. Alum. Poiii-lash and Sll\l't‘li. for sale
by the package at N. Y. prices, at \VEED’S.
A
wholesale and retail by
LARGE quantity of Townseiiillst and
Sii'iii.l’s Sarsiiparill.'i just recld and for sale
J. A‘. \VEED.
District of I\’oridal/c as Probate Court, Jllay
2271. 1352.
H . S'l‘A'.l‘E of VVILLIAM \VEEKS, late
of Nonvalk in said (listrict. ilcc’d. '
The court of probate for the district of Nor-
walk hath limited and allowed six months fiom
the date licreof,l'0i' the c‘reditoi's of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present tlieiraccounts, properly
attests-.d. witliiii said time. will be dc-liai‘i'c.d a
recovery. All persons iiidolited to said estate
are reqiicstcd t.o iiiake imniciliate payment to
CHARLES LOCK\VOOD, Executor.
Norwalk, May 22:], 1852.
0-’)
at‘-
District of Normal]: 5: Probate Court, June
5l/L, l8i3‘2. .
E STATE of LINUS ST. JOHN. late of
New Canaan. in said district. deceascil.
Orilc're~cl——Tliiittlie administi'atoi' exhibit his
tItlttlllll~‘ll‘llfi()tl account to this Court for adjust.-
mcnt. at the Probate Office in Norwalk, on the
19th day of June. 185?, at 9 o'clock, loronoon;
and that all persons interested in said Estate.
may be duly notified thereof, the Admiuistt‘atoi'
will publish this order in a newspaper printed
in Fiiirfleld County, and post a copy thereof on
the sign-post in said New Ca nanii, at least
ten days licfore said 19th day of June.
GEt)RGl§ A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
‘ Lead; fibbls Linseed Oil. for sale by
T L dc J R PECK.
South NOl.‘\\'tllli, May 185:2.
RICI(.—50,0G0 hard Brick : 30,000 Sal-
mon do for sale by
' L 6: J. R PECK.
South Norwalk, May 1852.
Sugars
0F the best qualities. and of all prices. for
sale by G. HOLMES on CO.
H [TE LEAD.—60 kc-gs pure Atlantic
CCORDIANS. some very fine and cheap,
at C. E. DISBROW’S.
LUID and Cimiphene by the keg or gallon
at . DISB ROW’S.
STRICTEST attention paid to watch re-
pairing. .C. E. DlSBRO\V.
RUSHES.—~l]air, cloth, tooth, nail and
shaving Brushes, cheap. at
DISBRO\V'S.\
1, AIR OIL.——Tliel celebrated Castor Oil
Elixir or Hair Tonic. recommended by
Prof. Vvouiersly, wholesale and retail.
C. E. DISBROW.
C LOCKS.-=Some very fine alabaster clocks
UST REC'D, ii large lot of shoeniakers
—also a variety of cheap Clocks.
leather splitting machines. {IV
c. c. DISBROW.
HENRY HANDES.
WET GOODS.
YA RDS of ladies‘ Dress Goods,
120
in Broadway, for sale cheap at
L. H. RANDLE‘S.
Norwalli, April 12. ,
Notice. . _ _
LL persons indebted to the subscriber
A whose accounts have stood over one year
ai'ei'eq_uested to call and make immeduite pay-_
ment. otherwise their ni'~.count.s- will be put in
an ofiicer’s hands for collection.
V N . VVOOD.
Jan. 26. I852. 4
' ‘CYTHES.-A-"-50 doz. Elliot Beiirdsley's su-
‘ perior cast and German steel Scytbes. for
sale by the dozen to dealers at manu'fact.tirer’s
prices, by STREET 6: QUINTARDJ
YARDS410-4 I Superfine _Linen
Sheeting bought at Auction. as
slightly wet. received this do and for sale at
a real bargain at ' 3 0U.LiT0N'3-
\Vesipoi't. April 19th, 1852. ' _'
ilziiiiaged by water at the late fire"
r rgn
i
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' "““““"‘*"- “"* .
_ _ ,.,.“4(,_,_,A._~.;_->.__.,,;_-.g__..»._...;......——-—...
THE STEAMJER 1>A01r.Ic_, I
- cm: 1:. ‘W. ,.F_oi,ole_'1-, ~
ILL coii‘ira_ence' running in cannectioiilii
with the Danbu ry Q‘ Norwalk ‘Railroad,
touchingbat South Norwiilk, on Friday. May
28th. Leaving Norwalk every day. Sundays’
excepted, at 8 A. M. Returning, leave Peck
Slip every afternoon at ‘ 3 o'clock. P.-M.-—
Freiglittaken on i'easoiiiibte terms and attended
to promptly by agents on each end ol the route.
Fare 50 cents.-—For passage or freight, ap-
ply to the Captain on board, or to Saxton cs-
\Vebb,‘l12 South st. _ :
Norwalk, May ‘27. 1851.’. ‘ .
Law and Agency Notice...
‘ 0RT.HlN,GTO=.\l G. SNETHEN. con-
‘ * ‘iinuosto pi-actice Law in the Supreine
Court, to attend to cases before Congress, to
prosecute Claims and settle accounts against
the Departments iind Boards of Commission-
ers. to procure patents at home and abroad, to
collect debts. dividends. legiicies and inheritan-
ces in any part ofthe United States nail in
foreign countries. to make _invc-stments of funds
in Loans and Stocks and on Bond and Mort-
gsige,and to ncgociate the purchase and sale of
Loans. Land iind Patent Rights in any State
of the Union. ,
Particular attention paid to California -Land
Title cases coming up to the U. S. Supreme-
Courton appeal. '
I?‘ Coinmuiiications prepaid, addressed to
W. G. Snethen, 5.Carroll Place. Capitol Hill
\Vashingtou, D. C., willineet with prompt at-
0
tention. -1lf
7_[-‘HE best time-keepers ever offered in this
market. Bliikeiniin dz Tomlinson. l3
\Vall st. Bridgeport, Conn. keep constantly on
hiind ii very large stock of these beautiful
watches in fine gold and silver cases. Some are
cased in splendid gold limiting cases. Persons
wishing to purchase a correct time-keeper are
invited to call and examine the watches. Also
to examine some certificates we have received
from.citizens of this and other places who have
bought these watches, recommending them to
the notice of all who wish a superior watch.
BLAKEMAN dc TOMLINSUN.
.,_ Por Sale.
ll ONE ofthe most beautiful residences
between N. York and N. Haven, situated in the
central part of the village of Norwalk, with
House and Barn nearly new. About three
Railroad Watches.
. _fourths of an acre ofgrouiid. with alutost every
varietyof fruit and floweis, that can be desired.
For particoliirs enquire iit this office. 22tf
N. B. As reference is bad to us. we can say
that it is riire that so desirable and eligible a
place, is otl‘ered for sale, iipou auytliing like as
low terms.-—[Ed. Gazelle.
Watches and Jewelry.
U-"T i'ec’d, a large assortineiit of \Vatches,
cheaper than ever ; fine finished warranted
lepine wiitcliiis for 810. Ladies’ ear rings and
drops, new pattoins. some v- ry rich; every
variety offinger riIigs.soine very small and neat
forcliildroii. »
I shall keep a much larger assortment of
\Vatches and Jewelry this spring than usual, as
I am determine-.d to make it for the interest of
purcliasers to stop at the Normal]: Depot. iii-
stead of going totho city. Please call at the
store of . C. I13. DISBRO\V.
Ladies Dress Goods.
ILK and linen cliaiigaable poplins. em-
broidarerl swiiis printed lawns.bare;ze do
liiines. &c.', a beautiful assortinent. received this
day and for sale at MOULTON‘-S.
Westiioi't, Mtiy 17. 3t20
HAI(ER'S Herbs and Extracts. put up by
the Sliikers, for sale at BISSEL L‘S.
OLORING for Slioeiiialerls use. for sale
by the doz bi‘ gallon, iit BlSSELL'S.
EER. bottle Corks, 500 grass. at
BISSELUS.
C REAM TARTAR,500 lbs. at
' BlSSELL‘S_.
SAL SODA, 1000 lbs. Just ri-.c’d at
BISSELL’S.
V RAPPING PAPER, 600 reams, also
mill prices. for sale at
letter and cap Paper, by the ream. at
BlSSELL‘S.
BAY \VATER, a pure article. for sale at
BISSELUS.
Just Received.
_ A large assortment of riding and dri-
Vllltl VHIPS, splendid gentleitien's and ladies?
saddles. trunks, valices. carpet bags. dzcu Fly
nets and blankets. Also, it splendid lot of well
made horse collars. which will be sold singly
or by the dozen. Don't forget the old stand.
\VM. B. S\VAN.‘
Grafiianberg Ob.
HE subscriberhiis rec’d the agency for this
place for the sale of ll18lllt§_(licl_t1(‘-S ofthis
celebrated company. D. COM STOCK. Jr.
ONGRESS \VATE.R. fresh and sparkling
from the spring, for sale by the dozen or
single bottle, at WEED’S.
scvthes and scythe Snaths,
A LARGE supply of the 1st, 2d. 3d and
4th qualities of the Winsted Manufac-
turing Co’s Mowing and Cradle Scythes. also,
lst,2d and 3d qualities of Samson 65 Co’:
Scythe Smiths, all of which will be sold
at the lowest Tanufacturiiig prices.
N. B. Also. Mowing and C-radle_Scythes
‘ground ready for use, and wiii-ranted. ntihe
regular retail prices. D. Fl NCH .
J‘ A WEED,
No. 5 WALL S'[‘P.EE'I‘,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all I.-‘imls
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals. Perfumery,
Patent M ediciues, (Ste. Prescriptions
iiccui‘at.el_vcompounded. Country
" tnerchiints supplied with the
best articles on the most
reasonable terms.
W II BISSELL,
XVHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
.Iu Diugs, Mi-.dici,nes,t Oils, Dye \Voods,
Pei fumory, Patent Medicines,,Faucy
Goods, &c., dcc. under the Conn.
Hotel. Country Merchants,
Pliysiciiiiis and Dealers
supplied at New
' York prices. A
'1-'aylor’s Heir Tonic.
THIS valuable application for the hair,
which is so popular with this ladies of Norwalk,
can now be had in any qtiiititity at the barber's
shop of the slll)S(§|’llJUi'. J. TAYLOR.
LATHS dc PICI{lJTS.'-=10U.000 Laths.-"—=
5,000 Picliets just rec'd. and for sale by
T dc J RPECK.
South Norivalk. May 1352..
, , . Thomast-ownlaiine. H
VIFTY bbls Thomastoivn Lime for sale by
_ 'l‘Ldr..lRPECK.
South Noi-walk, May 1852.
do:-petiags, on cloths, and
A'l"I‘INGS.-—A large and beautiful as.
sortment, this do receivedmad for isle.‘
cheap by MA LOB)’ 61'. LEWIS._ ‘
A ““"‘
, ‘ ‘~’lfriybnds-'erid7custdiners5thst.liii'hii§ retakciii,‘
ill!‘ t?l€r338|l!l» When" he‘~*is ready -to -serv6-thé7:
public in all matters of gentlemen’: and boy's
clothing. ~"He is satisfied from his long experi-
ence intbe bnsinessthat he can please all who
may choose to fiivoriliim with their })tltl'0ntIgo..
Cutting, niiikiiig, done atvreasouable ‘prices
and warranted to St; 1 -1',-.. .
' ' - ‘ =»CHAS; L'OCR\VOOD.<
_Norwalk'.«Feb.- 285* i- ' j‘ “ 1 " _‘ 4 9 T “
PAPER WAREHOUSE?‘
0 'C0mniiésibii.'.liicisillilntssf
_ » Cli-fi’Strect-,_ New" York; '
A'ri_i:"isbi.i-: "lion-;‘is"rs ‘:p’l_W"l‘_'l"l,I-Il)l‘(’,_&‘_.'l‘Vi‘\.f.Illl2:§A’ yo‘...
Muspi-att’s Superior Blieawching Powder. _ i _
Victoria-Mills Celebrated Wl'il.lIlg'P>tlp8l'8>o' :_
Russell “ ‘ Superior V -“ _ “ ' ,
Gencsee.» " “ - Pri_n_tir_ig “W-
Rawliiis dc Son's English Tissue “ .
Cowiiii 6: Co’s Englislriiiid Scotch Writing do,
They are iilso Agents for the pi'iiicipal Pa-
per Manufalzturersiii this country. iind offer
for Sale by far the irost extensive‘ and desira-
Materials‘ that can be found in this or any oth-
er country. ' ' ’ -
They occupy the ‘large and commodious
\Vai'e-houses, No. 11 Cliff Street, No. 58
Cliff Street, No. 94 Bcelmiafi Street. and the
Lofts over the large Iron Sl0l'0_S, 7 and 9
Clitf Street. V
Their business is strictly wholesale. and
\Vriting Papers are sold by the Case only.
Their ext.raordina.iy facilities enable them
to offer all Goods. both Foreign and Domestic,
at the lowest possible prices. ,
Paper made to order, any size or weight.
Liberaladvanccs made on consignments of
Paper. PaporMakei's' stock and other iner-
clinndize. - .
The highest market price paid in cash for
all kind-i of Rags. 17
New York Mfllinery Shop.
7 ‘HE subscriber from N. Y. City. would
respectfully inform the citizens of this
town that she has just opened a millinery es-
tablishment at the rooms occupied the last sea-
son by Mrs. 'l'indall, in the House formerly
the residence of Stephen Mott. deceased,
where she has an extensive-assoi'tiiient of Hats
Ribbon flowers, &c.. for sale separately or
made up in the neatest iind most fiishiouable
styles to order, upon reasonable terms. Also
spring hats cleaned. bleaclied, dyed and trim-
med upon short notice. Just received ii large
lot of liisliioiialile spring and summer hats and
triniinings. tfl5 FRANCES PILGRIM.
JUST RECEIVED.
A fine lot of new. plain and fancy
Saddles, Bridles. Whips, '[‘runks.(‘arpet Bags.
Valices. 65c. die. the largest. and most: beauti-
ful aseortment ever offered in this town. Call
and see for yourselves at BRADLEY'S
april. 26,] Under Connecticut Hotel.
New Spring Goods.
HE subscriber would call the attention of
the public to his stock of Dry Goods just
purchased, eiiibracing styles of all descriptions
suitable for the Spring trade, such as figured
and plain Poplins, very rich Cashinercs. De
Liiines. Ginghams—new styles and very fine
Calicoes. Gloves. Hosiery, and It variety of oth-
er Goods, all of which have been purcliased at
tho lowest iimrkct prices, and will be sold ac-
cordlngzly. He has also a fresh supply of
Broadclotlis, Cassimeres and Vestings of all
colors and qualities. which he will cut fiee of
expense. or make to order in the most fashion-
able styles at prices that will defy competition.
- L. H. RANDLE.
Norwalk, March 20th, 1852. _
NORWALK EMPORIUMZ
PROVISIONS, FRUITS,
Vegetables. Fish of all kinds.
clams, Oysters, &c.
As good as the niarket affords. constantly to
be found at the well known establishment of
ALLEN, MEEKER 65 CO.
I?‘ Goods of the above description received
drzily. and for sale at wholesale and retail on
the most favorable terms.
. W 2 Diesel]
8 now opening the largest assortment of
Perfuinery. Fancy Goods. Port: Monaies,
Wallets, Cutlery. érc. eve.‘ ofi’ered in Norwalk.
Genuine Lultin’s Ext.rai:ts of every flavor. Eng-
lish Freui.-li and Germaii Cologne, Perlunie
Satchels. Siiielllifz Salts, Toilet Soaps‘. Pearl
Powder, together with | large variety of choice
Perfumes,etc. ‘ line I.
To Blacksmiths.
TONS Cumberland Coal. it s'tipei‘ior
article for blac_ksiiiitli’s use. just rec’d
and for sale by
South Norwalli‘. May 1852.
L 6:. J R PECK.
moss-CUT and Buzk slaiis filed mill set
ready for use,end wan'anted,foi' sale by
D. FINCH.
N EAD .5: FUL.\iEtt*s. Croton Metallic
Fire Proof Paint.—‘-‘This article is ac-
knowledgeel by all who have used it to be su-
perior to any other Paint in use. It is proof
against the action of the Wdiltlldt‘ and fire, and
is clicttpet‘ thati other paints in consequence bf
its taking less oil to mix, and covering _m'ucli
more surface. twice as much as some. Give it
it trial. ’ D. FINCH. Agént.
To Farmers. ,‘
ARTIN’S preiiiium Eagle Plttlighs,
comprising light horse. iind ox plouglis,
medium ox do., large do., subsoil do.. all with
polished castings, and wni-ranti-il superior to
any ploughs ever offei°e.d in this market. Also
Cultivators, Hay Cutters, and Corn Sliellers;
for sale at manufatzturers pi ices by
16 STREET 6: QUINTARD.
—EC'D this day. 20 grass of E E Clark's
M niches, and for sale by _
April 9; In; H; & CO3
ORTABLE summer Range.just the ar-
ticle needed for summer cooking and ba-
[Jq He &C0.
_, , FLOWS l _
FINCH has just rec'd it large assert:
a meat of Plows and castings of all kinds:
warranted,. and for sale cheap. ’
master and cement.
2 BB LS. Plaster and Cement %ust.lfet‘.ld
South Norwallr., May 1852.
kin".
.;
and for saleby T L 5: J R I ECK.
PIECES Paper Hangings and
Borders, ii great variety of pat=
teras'and qualities for sale clliyiiiioiiuiiltyronis.
'Westport;Miircli_2§i I L. I _ ‘
,‘ . t..2.ai.p _ i .
GOOD LATH Just re-
A . o ~ A ceived by ~ '
z.. SANFORD.
ble stock of Paper and Pa per Manufacturers'- -
" -i»H:TI’7r a 'I'_I,l--~-A ' ?e'~.r-.8"5r.Il;?.'&;:'-;.~
EIGHT SPAACIO
" WBOLPJALE; Aim .Ri:-mm.-‘
C,ONT,AlN'-\'-.st|ie,;-Raifgestir Ha solflesf.-‘.1111!
C he-‘ir.esIt;3ai.I.9i:tIiieiiI:: ‘tit’ ;;E-iglfih’ .:’.Ii.i‘!i<.3;.ifi!‘iiiii*.it=-iii
Floor Oil Clotlis, to bB_l'_0‘ll_!ld in the city ram’
. rwo saig',1.?1ics‘Au‘o "éiipi-zivciz
To One Dii_lfi’rI.'itlie?fsijhare ,s‘xa=. of‘-"tiifo to of
yards wide.-’ .2: .22‘.-v :1 s-2:
-7_.'.-‘_- -";SA«LES,g B30,,QM-,NO.-.2. -;_ -. ~:-,
~ Cgiptagiiis" __l.!‘lE,'l.nt.)’!_lI: E:ia_iitifiil., and .10-
-’°'!'*"'°"‘.‘.1<>!7?‘!?Ii‘fi§h.*:@.7Arii§zric!Ii"sPP¢I‘ii""NF
grain Garpétiagfiit. i'iiipbiiiililéTcd’Fow prices,’-
T «s!_¢"._~ ; l»‘l:l-2_S_sl!|l.IsiN63- 2
.0 ..'.‘t. l.‘ .'.‘.'83..9.“ ; 1! “W » .95" 3.Td""'.3P. w." .,...
el¢s=iIi‘t tii.v~_«res.r.qr. Sprini.-i'$~i-lg-T", ‘ ‘ .‘ . .
"" SA(L'ES’ROOM“‘N0".‘3lf' '°"
‘ls fully stocked witli'~-an:-iinviivailliild iissbrliilétib
of English aiid_Aincrican .Iii'iperiiil:'¥.liree‘-pLy.; Gnu.-
.peiiiig,;ot'. _ne_,_w.,aiid clevg-ant.d.esign:,'r. Alfiagfiaclutedg
expressly ‘forthe city trade, at a redi'iction,'of 25
‘per cent frbiirforiiier prices,- 65 6d,,"7s,. ~p'e‘i¥
yard and upwards. ; ., V . . . .« 1:5 ‘ .4. i
- .‘ ~.S LE_S_ROO_M_N0, 4 ._..
Contains 150 pieces of Fine Vlngriiin; Cimpetiny
new fall stylesfat’ ls "lid, 25, 2s 6d, 39, 35' 6d‘,-‘ mi-'
rook siiii.Li’ivo's -1-Ea nmn. - . “
Displays a greziipvariety of English Druggetir‘,
from I to 4_yai-«ls wide,,froiu _3.s 6d per vard and up
wards. Also. an elegant assortment o Rugs. Mat‘;
&c., at yery reduced prices. ‘ --
SALES ROOM N076.‘ - .. s
is fully stocked with everyyariety of Stairs and
Hall Cfotrpellllg, at ls‘6d, 2:4, 25 (id, 33 '6d, 43, .53,
and (is per yard. -' . ._ I ‘ _
A IN SALES ROOM "NO. 7.
Am the Patent 'l‘:ipestry' Ingrain Carpets exhibit-
ed at the World's Fair, formerlv sold at 'nine shil
lings per yard, now selling at ' .
. SIX SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE PER YARD.
SALES ROOM NO. 8. M
An extensive assoatiiient of Table and Piano;
Cm-ers. Window Shnd_es from 65, .to $10 the pair,
'l‘ablc Oil Clotli.¢,Btiissels and Tapestry Carpeting:
Brussels Stair Carpet, Plated 8nd;B'|’tf§s' Stiiir‘Rbds°‘
Parlor Door Mats, &.c. &.c..' all of which are offered
at 25 per cent less‘ than at any other esiablisliuient
in this city. , . ‘, - _
HIRAM ANDERSON.‘ ‘
No. 99 Bowery. I
All goods packed and sent free of charge. I
AT uRE'A"l' BARGAINS.
Pinal Reduction of Prices!
Q‘ The subscribers beg leave to’ inform
their friends and the public that they have re-
duced the price ofilioir stock of Dry Goods
which includes everything a lady orlamily can
want, (of the newest and choicest styles) and
are selling them below the cost of importiition.
They would particularly invite attention to
the following articles, which the ladies will find
very desirable, as well as cheap, as they have
been selected with great care: French and In-
dia Silks of all kinds, as striped. plaid. changea-
ble, plain; and a superb lot of Bischff's plain bl’k
Silks, the beat and richest article brought to
this market. Long and square Shawls of all
kinds. as wvoolen. Bay State, Scotch Plaid,-
Casbmere, Broche, dcc. Cloth and velvet Pa-
risian Cloaks, cheaper than any lady can buy
the niaterial. Yard-wide velvets for cloaks, of
various colors, as black. green, maroon. purple‘,
&c.. at very great bargains; als), a large stock
ofniirrow Velvets. Ladies’ cloth for cloaks, is
very large assortment. of beautiful quality, and
of every desirable shade and color, very cheap.
French Merinoes and Ciislimeres, of ybeautiful
quality, and every shade and color. Printed
Ciislimeres and DeLaines from is a yard up.
Raw Silk and Casliinere plaids, a beautiful as’-
sorttr'i'ent and most desirable colors. Calico,
warranted fiist colors, 6d a yard. Swiss, book,
and Jaconetmuslins. Lace and muslin win-
dow draperies, it most splendid assortment, of
vat‘ious_qualities, both mmboured and [loss work
which will be found desirable and very cheap
\Voolen Blankets, Quilts. Flnuiiels, Linens.
Muslins,_Ciinton flannels, Piano table andtoilos
covers. Mourning Goods of alllkinds, as black
Bombazine, Alpaca, Merino, Canton Crape.
Poplin. De'Laiue, Gingham, Calico, Muslin,
and good biack Calico dress patterns for 6s.——.-
Ladies and gents gloves, hdkfs. criiviits, scarfs,
fur, silk,and merino under garments. A large
stock of merino and iilpaca hose. Emb’d ha ud-
kercliiefs, collars, and an endless variety afar-
ticles which it is impossible to ‘enumerate in an
advertisement, but which the ladies will find
desirable, and at prices which will be sure to
please them. As usual-. our terms are
3‘ Cash, and no variation in priccsug
, HITCHCOCK 6: LEADBEATER.
347 Bi'oadway. corner Leonard st. N. Y.
_ french Glass.
H. 5 BOXES French Glass, assorted sizes
-—for sale cheap, by "
T L_,& J R PECK.
South Norwalk, May 1852.
SPLENDlDarticleofJUJUBE PASTE
for coughs, colds, ézc. for sale‘ at
WEED’S.
House and Lot for Sale.
A large and coiiveuient house plcztsilntly situated
on Fort Point (opposite Solitb Norwalk) willi about
one and ii lialfacres ofliind, is oflercd for sale. on
easy terms . Eiiqmre 0lJ Camp Jr.. -Norwalk. of
Hcni‘y’Cartip, N0 13 8th Avenue, New York '
Jan. 5th. 1S52. ’
_ _ Oils! Oils l!
PURE bleached -sperm. elephant, wliiilo,
lard. neaisfoot and linseed oils, forsate by
the barrel or retail by
16 STREET dc QUINTARD.
Damaged -Goods.
‘, LARGE lot, slightly damaged at lhelate
fire in Broadway, just" ret:eive'd from
auction, and for sale at real bargains at
MOULTON’S.
Westpoi-t, April 12.
AIDS.-‘—-200 kegs cut ntiils, assorted sizes,
« for sale by T L 65 J R PECK.
South Norwalk, May 1852. _
Damaged Broad cloths.
FEW pieces of very fine Blk French
A. cloths slightly damaged by salt water,
which will be sold cheap. Also, 1'! large as-
soriment of fancy Cassimeres and Vesiings of
the latest patterns.
N. B. All goods in this line out free of
expense, or made up to order in the‘ best
style at L. H. HANDLES.
ATTING.—-_6-4 white canton Matting of
the first quality at 28 cts per yd. Also,
colored and white ditto,all widths for sale cheap
Ill? ._ « . . MOULTONS.
Wostport, Marcli 226,- 1852. ,
VERY la_i"'gb lot of goods pul'cl)t§Sda(.l:!l“
auctions within ii few da 3; real baiggins
rec'd this day at 1!; QULTOWS.
. 'RUsHES....wi:iiewash,‘ scrub, shoe,
. dlllffirli floor and feather Brushe_s,_,by '- .
lwestport, 1559» ‘
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