(1.
A Clléteamer Henry" Clay, A
Thoiiias Collyer, onelof the owners of the
Henry Clay. and who was on l)0'tlt'Cl at. the time‘
of the accident, was arreste‘d on Mond.,y pm
V . g . . . _I , V! . ,
‘ilmlgfid with causing by misconduct and negli-
gence, lhedeath of Miss Julia Hay, one ofthe
passengers lost. And on’ \Vednesilay morning,
Messrs. Grmniaine, H obbard and Jessnp, engin-
OOI‘. pilot and clerk were also arrested‘; and
,each held to bail in the sum of $10,000.
Accii)r«:N'r or: rail: Damaunr RAILROAI‘.-—
A brakiliiian, named Bartram, on Thui sday last,
'while walking on the top of a car, was knocked
senseless by coming in contact with a bridge, a
short distance above this depot. \, He was con.
sidernbly injured, but no doubts are entertained
of his recovery. ~ -
_ Mexico.
This weak republic appears to be on the very
brink ofa crisis in her atfairs, especially in her
‘foreign I'0lilll0ll§. The Minister of Spain de-
- . . I
.mands- redress for the imprisonment of the
Spanish agentat’Mazatlan: the English Minis-
ter. for the violation of the corre.-pondence of
llle English Consul at Acapulco; the French
‘Minister, for an infraction ofa diplomatic con-
vention ; "and the United States’ Minister, for
the imprisionment of the American Consul at
Acapulco. ‘
l?"Those persons who have subscribed for
the fun'ds'ofthe State Reform School, will soon
be called upon throughout the State for their
‘subscriptions. . . ‘
, I’iiir.i:1iroN Iloanni-:r, Agent.
New Haven. August. 4, 1852.
illicb.
In this town. 7th inst., John McLean Adams’,
ggéegi ‘2 years ; 4th, Henry Belts Long, aged 4 mo.
ilyfi.
In Cliarlton, N. Y., 4th inst, Geo. W. Se]lecls,_
_ aged 5.5 years, formerly of this town.
The Rev. Ira R. Stculrai-d, Seiimeifs
‘Chaplain, N. Y.. who was a sailor more than
.iuxteen years. will present the claims of Sea-
men, in the Baptist meeting-house on \Vednes-.
day eveni'ng next, the 11th inst., at 8 o’clock.
The triends of Seamen are i'espectfully invited
to attend.
Daguerreotypes Painted,
OR'l‘RAi'l‘S and “II kinds of Likenesses '
copied in the most neat and perfect man-
nor at Austen's Gallery. Persons living at a
distance having Likenesses that they wish cop-
ied can have them done in a style warranted to
please by sending to this 8Sl1ll)lisl']n]enl‘,.
JOHN AUSTEN.
Norwalk, August 6th, 1852.
, . Notice.
‘ DO hereby cantioii all persons against liar-
boring or trusting my wife, Ab.gal A., she
having left bed and board without any just
cause or prove ration. _ I shall not pay any debts
of her contracting afrertliis date. '
. \VM. HENRY BENEDICT.
New Canaan, A ugust 5th, 1852. 3t*32
_, , , Broke Into
2 THE enclosure ofthe subscriber on
. or about the 1st of- May last, a red
yearling Bull, without any artificial mark.—
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
' JARED NASH.
Ridgefield, August 3d, 1852. ' “‘352
HE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween George Hodges and Stephen Pal-
mer is this day dissolved.
GEORGE HODGES.
Norwalk, August A, 1852.
_ NORWALK STEAM
Transportation ‘Company.
OTIC E is hereby given that an installment
of six dollars and twenty five cents per
shiire upon the capital stock of the Nfl|‘\Vall{
Steam Transportation Company was laid this
day, by a vote of the Directors. payable at my
office on or before the 20th inst.
SAMUEL LYNES, Scc’y.
August 4th, 1852. 2:
ll
/ I-‘_RT{IS PASTE.for polishing the
~ - teeth, cleansing and purifying the breath,
for sale at BlSSELL’S.
liaguerreotype Miniatures
Fl'FTED in Lot.-kets. Rings, Pins, Brace-
lets, &c. at AUSTEN'S, and warranted
perfect in every respect.
Norwalk, August 1852.
District of Norwalk ss Probate Court, August
7th. 1852.
STATE ofJOHN TALLMADGE, late-
of New Canaan, in said district, dec'd.
f The court of probate for the District of Nor-
walk hath limited and allowed six months f._'om
the date hereoffor the creditors of said Estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts. properly
attested, within said time. will be debarred a
recovery. All personsindebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to
.JOHN L. TALLMADGEN Execu-
WILLIAM F. TALLMADGE, E tors.
New Canaan, August 7th, 1852. 3L*‘32
District of Norwalk as Probate Court, August
6th, 1852.
STATE of JOSIAH RAYMOND,late
E of Norvifallr, in said district, deceased.
,The court of probate for the district of Nor-
walk hath limited and allowed six months fioui
the date hereof, for the credit_ors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
attested, within said time. will be debarred a
recovery. All persons indebted to said estate
RUFUS E. RAYMOND. Exec-
WILLIAM MARVIN, utore.
Dzguerreotypes
F,sick or deceased persons taken at’ their
JOHN AUSTEN.
Norwalk, August 6th. 1852.
ceived at BISSELUS.
. ' Savings "Society. .
who neglect to present their accounts, prop'er|y
are requested to make immediate payment to
‘Norwalk, August 6th, 1852. 32
V r’e’sirience. either in or out of town.
4001.133. LICORICE R0031‘. just re-
d N0lt\\'Al'.K, 24th July, 1852.
'“D[V[DEND at the rate"nl five per cent.,
perunnum, has l)89l't_(I8Clill‘6d payable to
dellositirs 0". d°mand'1‘.P\izbi°ii‘i~iii R. J.-.
3,31 ' ', Sec’y 6:‘. Trims.
"’_~'#— - ; Wanted, -
' SITUATION for an intelligent boy, ten
years of age, in‘ some good family, where
he would be willing to make himself generally
useful. Enquire at this office.
. For Sale. _ - .
HAT’ valuable Mill-seat and Mill. "7 N01"
T walk, formerly owned bl’ Edwl" J’ St‘
John, ‘deceased. ll .
halt a mile of the landing-
is elligibly located, within
Having ti saw-mill
.h 1,’; ' eculiarly well calculated for any
liiiiiilLot‘2(iri.1iiiifiictiii'ing business» l'°‘l“'_“"g ‘ml-Y
a moderate power. The title is indisputable,
and possessi°v‘s"°*'; “3""J°diim°<ii°Buii'$(fi.lifi
of .Chns.‘0sborn,Wm.bt. o 9. y _
Carter. .
-..
‘ \Vade‘. Eckstein & Co, Cinciualtis Ol1l0-
Super Phosphate ofnime,
Panriann ron Ac.-ruoUL'rUnAr. PURPOSES.
' TS superiority and economy as compared
with Peiuvian Guanoare very great. , Com-.
parative experiments have br en made with this
manure alongside ofall o't.h‘er known fertili'1.‘ers
and invariably with‘ results favorable to the Sn-
per Phospate oflime. For sale in bags of 150
lbs. each. at. the State‘ Agricultural Wat-eliouse,
No.25 Cliff Street. -
LONGETT 5: GRIFFINGJ
New York, July3l,1852.‘ '
8t3'l
For the Cure .0!‘
GOUGES, cozfis,
HOARSENBSS, BRON-
AOHITIS, GROUP, ASTH-
IVIA, WHOOPING-COUGH
AND CONSUMPTION.
This reniedy is offered to the coiumiinity with
the confidence we feel in an article which seldom
fails ,0 realize’ the h.ippie.st effects that can be de-
sired. So wide is the field of its usefulness am] so
numerous the cases of its cu res, that almost every
section of the .country abounds in persons, public.
ly known. who have -beeii restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its
use. Wlicn once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind, is too appairent to es-
cape ob-ervation, and wliere its virtues are known,
the public no longer hesitate what antidote to eni-
ploy for the dislressiiigaiid dangerous affections of
the puluionary organs. which are incident to our
cliai:ite. And not only in the formidable attacks
upon the lungs, lint fnr— the milder varieties of
Coi.ns. Cpuuus, I10.-tasi-zmzss, &.c.,' and for Child-
icn_ il,is the pleasaiitest and safest medicine that
can he obtained. No family should be without it,
and those who have used it, never will.
Read the opinion of the following Gentlemen.
who will no ri‘-cognized in the vaiious, sections of
country where they are located--eacli and all as
uicrclizints of the first class and of the highest char-
acter-—as the oldest and most extensive Wholesale -
Dealers in Medicine with an experience uiiliiiiited
on the subject of which they speak. ll‘ lllcfe 13
any value in thcjiidgmciit nfexperieiice, see
THIS C ERTIF lC ATE
\Ve the uiidcrsigned, W hole.-tale l)l'llg“__'l.~‘l.~1,‘lt!\‘~'-
ing-Iong been acquaiiited with Ayers Clierr_\'
Pectoral, hereby certify _our belief ‘that it is the best
and most effectual rciiicdy l‘Ul‘.I‘l.|llllOllill'V Coni-
plaints ever ol‘l'ercd to the Auicricziu People. . And
we would, from our knowledge of its copip0-’~‘ll|0|l.
and extciisive u.-efulncss, cordially commend it to
[lie uflliczed as worthy their best confidence, and
with the firm conviction that it will do for their re-
liel all that nicdiciiie can do.
Henshaw, Edmonds 6.’. Co.. Boston. Mass-
Reese <55 Coulson, Baltimore, Maryland.
Ludd & In_2l'flllatln, Bangor Maine.
Haviland. HaI'rtill & C0-- Cllllflesloni S‘ C-
Jacob S. Farranci, Detroit. Mich. .
T. H. McAllister. Louisvillew 188"-
Francis & \Valton. St. Louis, Missoui i.
Joseph Tucker, Mobile, Ala].
Tlieodore A Peck, Burlington. V0-‘W003-_
Haviland. Risley & Co, Augusta. Ga-
Isaac D James, Trenton. N 'l- '
J M Townsend. Pittsbutgi Pen"-
Claik 6: Co, Chicago, Ill-
E E Gay. Burlington, l0W5l-
1\'l A Santos L‘: Son, Nnrl'Ull<. Vil-
Edward Bi-ingliui'.~:.t. \Vilmingstou, De.
John &, Ct). Philadelphia, P51.
Z D A: "XV [1 Gilnian. \Vasliingl0II. D C-
J \Vright A: Co, New O:‘lt*=lHS. La.
VVat.~:ou. \Vall 55 Co, Fort \Vnyne. Ind.
C C Richmond A: Co, San Francisco, Cal. -
Lewis 65 Ames, Tallaliassee. Fl0l'lblil-
B R Stron_r_r, Knoxville, Tenn.
Chilton 65 Duer, Little Rock. Ark.-
Stillei-, Slade 6: Co, Lexington, Miss.
N D Lahadie, Galveston, 'l‘eX?l5-
Clias Dyer. Jr, Providence; R-1-
Jos. M. Turner, Savannah, Ga.
Wilh such assurance, and Irom such men. 110
strniiaer proof can be adduced, except that found
in its effects upon trial. .
Prepared and sold by James G. Aycr, practical
clieiiiist,1.owcll,l\lass. and for sale in Norwalk by
VVUI E Bissell , and J VV Tuylofi "V85lP0l'l- 7
}_'iAl.R OlLS.—Pnre ox-marrow, cream
lillies. rose hair oil, castor oil elixir, and
a variety of other oiis, sold '
‘ \V
by .
. E. BISSELL.
Window G-lass. .
1 BOXES best FRENCH GLASS,
all sizes.
100 boxes American ‘ do.
for sale very low by Z. SANB ORD:
VVest.poi‘t, March ‘.29, ’52. -
Zinc Paints.
THE subscribers ol’i'er a full assortmentof
the celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising snow
white. white, pearl and brown, ground in oil,
ma nnfactured by the “ New Jersey Zi_nc Coni-
pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices.
16 STREET 5.‘. QUINTARD.
AY WATER, a pure article. for sale at
B , BlSSELL’S
do
Law and Agency Notice.
WOttTHlNG1‘ON SNETHEN. con-
tinues to pi-actice Law in the Supreme
Court, to attend to cases before Congress, to
prosecute Claims and seitle accounts against
the Departments and Boards of Commission-- ,
ers, to procure patents at home and abroad, to
collect; debts, ‘dividends. legacies and inheritan-
ces in any part of the United States and in
foreign countries. to make investments of funds
in Loans and Stocks and on Bond and Mort-
g-.ige,and to negociate the purchase and sale of
Loans. Land and Patent; Rights in any State
of the Union. _
Particular attention paidto California Land
Title cases coming up to the U. S. Supreme .
Court. on appeal. . .
@‘ Communications prepaid, addressed to
W. G. Snethen, 5,Carrol1 Place, Capitol Hill
Wasliington, D. C., will meet with prompt. at-
tention. Qllf
HAY SALT by the stick or bushel. for sale
cheap at ALLEN, lllizizxna 6.: Co’s.
F. BABBlTT’S double refined salo_ratus
brated Soap Powder, at
0 in :1 5 and pound papers; also his cele-
A. M. dc Co’s.
URE Cream of, Tartar and Yeast Pow-
ders, at A. M & Co's.
A new lot of Crockery and Glass W:ii'e this
i A. M. 6; Co’s,
day rec'd at
July 20th, 1852.
. For Sale.
A ONE-HORSE WAG(:‘ON,in good con-
. diiion, is offered for sale cheap. Inquire
at this office. ‘ 4
CASTOl{ OIL and Sweet Oil of the first
quality for sale at WEED’S.
Silver and Plated Ware.
SHALL keep ii large assortment of spoons,
forks, butter-kni,ves, sugar-shovels, ladles.
(Site. for the spring trade. Purchasers will find
it to their advantage to buy of me, and have
their spoons hirndsoiiiely engi'a_ved and warrant-
; ed, i'ath'ei' than to get them of pedlers.
‘Q’. pgsgaow.
4.,
» ,.....__............_.._—...—. ..... —,
.-.
Watches, Jewelry’, ,
Silver and Plated Wan-e_",*.
Fancy Goods, Pearl, Ivory, Spanish
and Sandal-wood Fans, Vases. Gold
and Silver mounted Canes. S/tell Combs, c§‘c.,
AT Tm: NEW Sroan. I33 CANAL S'riu-;r:'i'..
‘‘7 E‘ would respectfully announce to our
friends and the public that we have i"e-~
cently opened with an entirely new and elegant
assortment of every variety of patterns contain-
ed under the above named heads,,and would-
earnestly solicit a call previous to purchasing
elsewhere, as we are prepared to offer goods
of the finest patterns,quality and workmanship
at greatly reduced prices. ‘
BENNETT 56 CULBERT.
136 Canal St.
N. B.—Thorou_2lily experienced workmen
iire employed for the repairing of every descrip-
tion of Watches, Jewelry, «Ste. 26
Gold Spectacles.
V TE have now on hand a good assortment‘.
_ _ of Gold Spectacles, made of very fine
bold, light and pleasant to the eye. The glass
going of the purest. quality, will litany eye.—-
These spectacles were made expressly for our
retail trade and will be warranted of the best
and finest. quality of gold.
June 18. C. E. DISBROW.
Attention!
HYSICIANS, inei'cliants, manufactui'ers
and all others in want of pure Drugs, Med-
cines, Cliemicals, Pei-fuiuery. Patent Medicine,
Dye \Voods. Dye Stuffs. c. will .do well to
call at J. A. \VEED’S before purcliasing else-
where.
I_ AIR OIL.——'I‘he celebi-iited Castor Oil
Elixir or Hair Tonic. recommended by
Prof. Womcrsly, wholesale lind retail.
' C. E. DISBROVV.
LOCKS.--Some very fine iiliibasterclocks
—also a variety of cheap Clocks.
C. E. DISBROW.
BRIDGEPORT
Agricultural Warehouse.
WE have this day taken the agency for
Messrs. Ruggles, Nourse 65 Miisoifs
Agricultural Implements, and shall liereafter
keep a full assortment on hand at wholesale and
retail of all articles in this line. \Ve would
particularly invite the attention of merchants to
this branch of our business, as We are prepared
to furnish them at. maiiufactiii'ei"s prices, with
their usual discounts. The following comprise
a part of our stock, viz :
PLOYVS.
Light horse Flows, Double mould Flows.
Mediuin do Stibsoil do
'l‘\vn horse do Side-liill do
Medium sod do Deep tillet‘ do
Iinperizil eagle do Stubble do
HARROVVS OF ALL KINDS.
Hay Cutters, Fanning Mills,
Corn Shellers, Ox? Bows.
Seed Sowers, Ox Yokes,
Road Scra pars, Tlierinom eter Ch urns,
Garden Rollers, Cylinder do
Field do Cultivators, écc. (Sic.
L?’ VVe would iespectftilly invite all in want
of the above goods to ‘call and examine our as-
sortment. HOLCOM 3 dc LYON,
' I 83 \Vatei‘ st. _
Bridgeport, April 21st, 1852.
Graffenberg Go.
HE SlJl)5Cl'll)6:‘l' has rec’d the agency for this
place for the sale of the medicines nflliis
D. (,‘OMS'l‘OCK. Jr.
celebrated company.
Books and Stationery
—AT \VllOLESALE AND RE'l‘AlL—
LAKEMAN &. TOM L1-NSON,No. 13
‘\Vall st, Brii.lgeport, Ct.. are dealing
largely in School, Blank and Miscelluticnus
Books. Stationery and \Vi'iting Paper. Our
assortmeiit is coinplete. Mcrclianls. 'I‘eachers
and others are reqncstarl to call and examine
our goods. \Ve are selling Books :ind Station-
ery at wholesale, at the lowest; New "oi-k
|)l‘l(’.€‘.S. '
Book-Binding of all descriptions done at
‘ short notice and in the best manner and at the
lowest prices. Town and Probate Records
made to order.
BLAKEMAN 85 TO.\.ILI.\"S_ON.
A Nl-2\‘V Mom; or S1-Z'l"l‘l.\'G
Artificial Teeth!
H E undersigned has invented and patented
a compound artilicial basis for setting teeth,
qy which the process is rendered much more
simple and easy than lieretofore—-and rccl'u.ces_
l/Le c.irpcn.se about one-half. The process is
entirely new, and as beautiful as itis simple and
economical. E/ilirc sets can now be furnished
ti,si'$50; upper sets for $25, and partial sets in
proportion. A. HILL, D. D. S.
Norwalk, Nov. 10th, 1851. 45tf
Spring&. Summer Dry Goods.
ITCHCOCK dz’: LEADBEATFR, No.
34?‘ Broadway.New ‘1 ork, have in store‘
one of t.hc finest. assortiiients in the city of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
suitable for every season of the year,and every
climate, and would especially invite attention
to their large and elegant stock of
SPRING 6; SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
which they havejust purcliased, for cash, for
nearly half price, and are enabled to offer at '
VERY GREAT BARGAINS!
Their stock includes every variety of Silk
Shawls. DeLaines. Barege DeLaine's, Chal-
lies, Printed Muslins and Lawns, Bareges,
Silk Tissues, Grenadines. Ginghains, Calicoes,
Poplins. Foulard Silks, <‘LvCc. -
MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY KIND,
A full and complete assortment; always on
hand, including Black Bombazines, Alpacas,
Challies, Canton Crapes, DeLaines, &c..
which parties interested will llnd desirable.
FANCY GOODS .OF VARIOUS KINDS,
As plain and embroidered Pocket. handker-
chiefs, Cravats, Gloves, Collars, Mite, Trina-
ming Laces. &c. &’.c. -
A‘-v.tgSPLENDlD STOCK OF’ RIBBON S.
bought very low foi' cash, which the ladies
will find desirable and cheap, and which Mil-
liners will find it their interest to examine be-
fore completing their purchases. .
HOUSE\VlFE AND FAMILY GOODS,
as Linens, Table Damasks, Napkins, Towels,
Towelings. Crash. Sliiitings and Shootings,-
M us'ins, rich embroidered
LACE dz MUSLIN WINDOW DRAPER-'
ies in great variety and of every ‘quality and
price. ' u '
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHINGS.
A very large and complete assortm‘ent._-—-as
Kid, Silk. and Tliread Gloves; Silk and Sum-
mer Cravats; Silk and Linen Pocket.-hand-
karchiefs: Silk, Cotton. and Merino Under-
shirts and Drawers; Socks, &c., at prices
much lower than the same articles can be
found at the A
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHINGSTORES
Please call and examine, and if not, found
desirable and reasonable, you will not~be di -
red to purchase. A
Country Mercliants will find it to their in-
terest to look through our stock, as they can
here select any article they wish, in any quan-
tity they desire, and at prices which they will
find it an object to purchase at, as most at our
goods are purchased at auction, and are the
best styles, and full per c'ent, below the or-
di_nary jobbing rates. _ ~ _ ,
Terms invariably Cast!-r—-and only one Price.
HITCHCOCK 85 LEADBEATER.
~ 317 Broadway. corner lgronardust. N. Y‘.
“ '..'.'. I - . .. ..
«.5
‘~ "raw.-----.-—.-..,... - ._.
. _ Westp‘oi"t, J an-.'
.. , _ To the Public.
THE suiiscribei-, ever grateful for past favors.
would sayto the public‘ that we shall try to make
obi," establisliiiieiit worthy oftheir p:itronagc.——
\IVe have this day returned from the city with
if large stock of new goods. Some very fine
gold and silver watches at a very low price-
bretist-pins. rings, cliains, lockets, pencils. &c.;
these added to our former stock will give you a
large assortment to select from; we purchase
for cash and get a large discount; we know we
can sell a little cheaper than city or most coun-
try stores. CHAS. E. DISBROW.
’ NEW BOOT.SHOE, ‘
lcat.licr& finding store
.WHOLESALE 65 RETAIL.
THE subscribers hereby give Uollcfi i0 ll?!)
citizens of Noi'walk,and the public in gen-
eral, that; they have taken a store on the West
side of the‘ bridge, opposite the Post Olfice—-
No 1 \/Vater‘ st. and fitted it up in'good orrler,
where may be found at all times a large stock
of gent’ls, ladies’ and children’s Boots and Slices
of all descriptions, ma nufacturcd by us express-
ly for this market, by the best of workmen and
of the best materials, and no exertions will be
spaied to please those who favor us with a call.
Customers‘ work made to order, with neathess
and despatcli. A share of the public patronage
is respectfully solicited by
J P HANFCIRD. Jr. & Co._
E?‘ Particulai attention paid to repairing in
all its branches. -
Norwalk, April 1st, 1852. l
Watches, Clocks,
JEVVELRY AND SILVER IVARE.
LAKELVIAN dc Tfin LIN sou. o.....i.-,_s
in \Vatches. Jewelry, Silver \§7uI'e. lit’ -
cv Goods. &c., No.13 \-Vall street hrtilgepllt
Conn., have one oftlio largest. and most. desi-
rable assortments of goods to be found H] the
State. Our stock consists of
Fine Gold Lever \Vatches, Hunting Case
us so -6 single "‘
5
56
Gold Lcpine VVatchcs,
Ladies Gold VVatches, double and single case,
Fine Silver \Vatches.
All warranted to be good Time Keepers,
Ricli Jewelry of the latest patterns,
Ladies and Gentleman's Pins and Rings,
Gusird, Vest and F0‘) Chnigs. ol the best gold.
Diamond Rings and Pins, Gold Lockets. Gold
and Silver Tliiinbles, Gold Keys and Seals,
Gold and Silver Pencils, Cull‘ Pins, Bracelets
pure Gold \Vedding Rings. &c.
SILVER \VAl.iE.—'\Ve have a full as-
sortment of Silver \Vare, of thelatest pzitlcrn
and made of silver pure ‘as coin. Persons
visitinaour city, are invited _lo call and exam
ine our stock. \Ve will sell all goods in poi‘
line on the most accominotlating terms, and at
the lowest pi'ices—-prices that cannot fail to
give satisfaction to the pi.ii'cllasei°.
Fine \Vatches and Jewelry repaired by an
cxperiemzed workman, and at reasonable pri-
ces. Vt/aitclies warranted.
BLAKEBIAN 6.’. 'I‘oMi.i-.'\'soN. Jewelers,
Bridgeport, Ct.
1
Terra Japonnica.
A constant supply of this superior article for
TANNING;
togetlier with ii gene.i'al assortment of
D YE IVOUDS. DY " S'1'UFFS.S-ACIDS,
rot sale by. w.‘ 1:AflTRlDGE & SON.
3ni25 I i ' 27 Cliff St. N. Y.
W E Biseell
S now opening the laii-gest assortineut of
Pcl'l'tiiiiei'_v, Fancy Goods. Port ftlonaies,
\'vllll(‘l.\', Cutlei'y. &c. eve.‘ olfered in Norwalk.
G‘€llllll:lR I4l!ll)lll‘S]l‘iE.;ll'3lClS ot'5v;=.i'y llavoi', ‘Eng-
lish ' rem: i am. xerinan o ogne, or nine
Satclicls. Smv.-lling Salts, Toilet Soaps. Pearl
Powder, togetlier with a large variety ofclioico
Perfunies,etc. June 1.
NEW BGGKS.
UNCIJE TO.\I’S CABlN. or Life among
the Lowly—by M rs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe; 2 vnls., in paper $1.00, cloth $100.
\Vida-.. Wide V»’orld, by Elizabetli \’VP,lll’el‘ell,
2 vols., $1.75. Qneochy, by the same autlior.
The subs.:riber receives all the popular books
of the day as soon as puhlislied, and ‘will dis-
pose ofihern as cheap as can be pnrcliased in
New York. Call and examine his assortment
of Books, Stationery, Music. dcc. die.
A. SELLECK. 17 Main St.
EMERY 65 Co.’s I’.-\TF..\"t‘.Hoast~: Powna
'E‘hI-usher and Separator.
THl".--untlersignctl have been appointed sole
agents in the city of New York, for the sale of
their improved Horse Powers, and '.l‘lii'aslicrs.
Those wisliiug t J procure Emery’s .lmproved
Horse Power and Machine will observe that
their name is cast on every link of chain; none.
other is genuine.
- Ln.\‘G}:i'l"l‘ 6:4-Eniia-*i:sc.
State Agricultural _\Varchousc.
No. 25 Cliff St. New York-.
Notice.
LL persons indebted to the subscriber
3 m2'7
A.
are requested to call and make immediate pay-
ment, otherwise tlicir ll(‘C0lIUlS will be put in
an officer’s hands for collection. -
N. VVOOD. 4
Jan. “.6, I852.
' _-.\MPHENE, Burning Fluid, ' Lamps,
. Clocks. Looking Glasses,‘ Lamp Glasses,
Girandoles, (Sec. this day received at _ ~
DISBROW’S.
NOTICE.
A-LL persons having unsettled accounts on
my books are requested to call and settle
with me. or Judson dc Bissell, whoare author-
ized to receipt said accounts at their store, for-
merly occupied by the subscriber.
' S. E. OLMSTEAD.
1511‘
April 12th, 1352.
_ To Let.
Q STORE and tenement for a small fami-
ly, at South Norwalk, formerly owned by
Fitch 66 FOWlet'.‘ Enquire at this ofiice.
4‘
X’T Vanilla and Lemon, for flu voring pies,
custards, &c. for sale at VVEED’S,
Ll) Philad. "Potter, in any quantity, for
sale at A \VEED’S.
V Q.
A-YER'S Cherry Pectoral. for sale in any
quantity, by J. A ii/EED.
8 ‘QUANTITY of coarse Sponges. suitable
for washing carriages; also, a fine lot of
bathing S,ponge,‘just received by J. A. WEED.
CCORDIANS.-'some very fineand cheap,
at ' C. E.- DISB I{OVV’S.
‘ LUID and Cariiphene by t.he keg or gallon
at DISBROW’S.
RUSl:IES.—---Hair‘, cloth, tooth, nail and
‘shaving Brushes, cheap. at . '
2 DlSBROW’S.
STRICATEST attention paid to watch ro-
pairing. C. E. DISBROW.
cheap carpeting at 1VIou1ton’s
.1000 yds super ingrain and stair carpeting
received this (lay from auction, and will be sold
exceedingly cheap. '
Westiiort, June 1st.
Liglzt ! .LzgIit !
Fresh Supply of CA1\‘Il’HENE, Burning
Fluid, and Pliosgene, by J 4 -
Z. SANFORD.
such as‘
whose accou’nts'hav‘c stood over one year‘
. For Sale. .
At Norwalk, Conn., on the‘ line of the
. »’.“-5.“: New York and New Haven Railroad,
abou:’2:} hours‘ ride from the City. The prop-
erty consists of‘ about one half of an acre of
land, a 25 story house, conveniently co"nsti'uc‘-
ted, nearly new, and containing ten rooms. t
is pleasantly located on elevated ground, com-
mands a fine prospect ofthe harbor and Sound
and witliin five minutes’ walk ofthe Churches.
post-olfice. écc. ’l‘o"persons wishing a resi-
dence in the country,in a good location, with
all the conveniences of frequent and cheap
City communication, this affords an oppottn1iii-
ty seldom met with. For further particulars
enquire at this office, or to Nrzxvimn do lvrssorr,
No. 199 Broadway, New York.
. 5}’; . P01‘ B
W1 ONE ofthe most beanti.‘nl residences
between N. York and N. Havemsituated in the
central part of the village of Norwalk, with
House and Burn nearly ‘new. About three
fourths of an acre pfground, with alirost every
variety of fruit and flowers, that can be desired.
For piirtictilars enquire at this oliice. ' 221i‘
N. B. As i-e-fereuce is bad to us, we can say
that it is rare that so desirable and eligible a
place, is offered for sale, upon anything like as
low terms.—[Ecl. Gazelle. »
Watches and Jewelry.
UST i‘8C’(l, a large assortment of Wiitclies,
cheaper than ever ; fine finished warranted
lepine watches for $10. Ladies’ earrings and
(ll'0_P9i new patterns, some very rich ; every
,v;ariety of linger rings. some very smallaud neat
orchildren.
‘I shall keep ii much lai'gei- assortment of
\Vatcbos and Jewelry this spring than usual, as
I am determined to mal-ie it for the interest of
purclias_ers_to stop at the Norwalk De170l,in-
stead of going to the city. Please call at; the
store of C. E. DISBROW.
fi/ & FULi\IEl’.’S. Croton Metallic
ll ire Proof Paint.—'l'his article is ac-
know_ledge.d by all who have used it to be so-
perior to any other Paint in use. It is proof
against theaction of the weather and lire, and
is cheaper than other paints in consequence of
its taking less oil to mix, and covering much
more surface. twice as much as some. Give it
a trial. D. FINCH. Agent.
I-Eats, Gaps, &c.
THE NOR\VALK EMPORIUM.
7' ‘HIE Sttl)S(‘.l'll)el' having purchased the old
’ stand of H. C. Randle. isuow prepared to
oll'er as great or greater inducements to par-
chasers oftlie above named articles, than have
over before been presented to this community.
Call and examine for yourselves.
D.\V1D COMSTOCK, Jr.
Norwalli. Feb. lst. 1852.
, For {bale Low,
A FEIV shares of the Danbury ck’. Norwalk
Railroad stock. Enquire at this office.
- Sugars
(PF the best qualities, and of all prices. for
. sale by G. HOLMES dc CO.
To Blacksmiths.
1 5 TONS Cumberland Coal. a superior
article for blacksmitli's use. just rec'd
and for sale by T L dc J R PECK.
South Norwalk, May 1852.
J A WEED,
l N0. 5 WALL s'rni«:E'.t‘.
ll’/inlcsdlc and Retail Dealer in all 7cz‘-mils of
Drugs, M e-ilicines, Cliemicals, Pei'fnmoi'y,
Patent Medicines, &c. Prescriptions
accuratelycompounded. Country
merchants supplied with the
best articles on the most
reasonable terms.
W E EESSIELL,
'\VI-IOLESAL E AND RETAIL DEALER
ln Diugs, M":-dicines. Oils, Dye \Voods,
Pertniiiery, Patent Medicines, Fancy
Goods, &c., <'>:c. under the Conn.
Ilntel. Country Mmcliiints,
Pliysicians and Dealers
supplied at New
York prices‘.
A'l‘llS 65 PlCKlL‘TS.—1(i0,0ll0 Laths.e-
5,000 Pickets just r'oc’d. and for sale by
‘_ TL&JRPECK.
Soiitli Norwalk, May 1852.
Thomastown Lime. .
Ej‘_lF'I‘Y bbls Thomastoivn Lime for sale by
_ T L dc J R PECK.
South Norwalk, May 18-32.
Garpetings, Oil Glotizs, and
R A'l"1‘I'.\‘GS.—A large and be"iutil'ul as.
Sr)l'l;mE’-Ill, this day received~, and lorsale,
olieiip by MALLURY «SE LE VVIS.
, Meat Market.
I} E subscriber is still continuinglils market,
business at his old stand, near the foot of
Mill Hill, where can be found as usualthe most
extensive assortment of meats in town, and, all
of the very best qualities. Call and see.
N. wool)‘.
Selling‘ on‘ at cost.
THE reinaiuing stock of Jewelry fol'met'ly
belonging to the Estate of C. A. Durat.»d is now
offered at cost. . _ H
‘\V. E. BISSELL. Trustee.
Norwalk Apr. 19th, 1852.
Powder &. Shot.
UDSON dz BISSELL have it lat'ge lot of
0 Powder and Shot of all kinds, and for sale
in any quantity. ’
SHAKERRS Herbs‘ add Extratits‘, put up by
the Sh ikers, for sale at BlSSELL’S.
OLORING for Sl1oem'a’ker’s iis_e, for sale
by the doz or gallon, at BlSSELL’S.
BEER bottle Corks, 500 grossrat _ .
,B1SSELL’S.
C REAM TARTAR, 500 lbs. at H .
' , BISSELIIS.
just rec’d at
. BISSELL’S.-
V HAPPING PAPER, 500 reiitiis, also
letter and cap Paper, by the ream, ‘alt.
mill prices, for sale at BlSSELL'S.-
CONGRESS WATE R, fresh and spttgkling
‘ AL SODA, 1000 lb ,.
S s
single bottle, at VVEE-D’S.~
. Paints and Oil.
TONS pure white lead.
3 birds linseed oil. warmnted piire.
2 tons m'i'nei-at pa‘int— fire proof.
Paints of all c‘olo‘rs mixed to order. at lowest
prices, by Z. SANFORD.
VVesl.port, April 2. I
G. A. Durand, '
IS at work again at the old stand under the
— Conn. Hotel,and is now ready to attend to
the repairing of Watclies, Clocks, and Job‘
Vv'ork in all its braiiches. All work warranted
to give satisfaction or the money returned.
Norwalk, April 19th, 1852.’
Sheeting bought at Auction, as
"slightly wet. received this day and for sale at
a real bargain at MOULTON‘S-
VVestport. April 19th, 1852.
, TEAS.
F you want the best teas that can be found‘
I; in Norwalk, go to‘ G. HOLMES 85 CO'.’S
c cap cash‘ grocery. VEGETABLES 65
FRUITS als_o,ti'e_sh from New Yogi; every
L... , . .---
S3
, Gene-see
- from the spring, for sale by the dozen‘ or
YARDS 10-4 ~Snperline Linen V
NORWALK V ~ - V: ’
.'1'ailoring Establishment.
YHE sul)scI‘lbel' would inform his found!
friends and customers that be hitsretlltei
his old stand, where he is ready to’ servo‘:-hd
public in all matters of gentlemen‘: and boy’!
ence in the business that he can please all who
may choose to favor him with their patronage.
Cutting. making. écc. done at reasonable print
and warranted to (it. u
‘ CHAS. Locxwooiv.
Norwalk, Feb. 28. 6 .
4-.
BEAUTIFUL corraoris I
Por Sale Low.
A Two or three of the prettiest and,
most desirable residences in Norwalk, are '
terms if applied for soon. To a city gentle-
niiiii desirous of obtaininga beautiful country
residence, this presents a rare opportunity.--
For particulars inquire of the editor of the
Norwalk azette. ‘
Railroad Watches.
7 best time-keepers ever offered in thil
market. Blakeman dc Tomlinson, 13
hand a very large stock of these beautiful
watches in fine gold and silver cases. Some are
cased in splendid gold hunting cases.» Person
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 6,’. TOMLINSON.
Tfirfiaiwannfiousnf
cYWfiE§”Wi?llE M
Luann.
Commission Merchants,
N 0. 11 Cliff Street, New York.
sax-: son: an I-ZNTS IN THE UNITED swarm ton
Muspi'att's Superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Paper:
Russell “ Superior " "
“ “ Printing "
Rawlins 6? Son’s English Tissue “
Cowan dc Co’s English and Scotch Writing do
They are also Agents for the principal Pn-
per Manufii-:turers in this country. and offer
for Sale by far the irost extensive and desire-
ble stock of Paper and Paper Manufacturer!’
Materials that can be found in this or any oth-
er country.
They occupy the large and commodious
\Vai'e-houses, No. 11 Clilf Street, No. 58
Clill‘ Street, No. 94 Beekman Street, and tho
Lofts over the large Iron Stores, 7 and 9
Cliff Street.
Their business is strictly wholesale. and
Wi'itiiig Papers are sold by the Case only.
Their extraordinaiy facilities enable thorn
to offer all Goods. both Foreign and Domestic,
at the lowest possible prices. ‘
Paper made to order, any size or Weight.
Liberal advances made on consignments of
Paper, Paper Makers’ stock and other nor-
chandize.
The highest market price paid in cash for
all kinds of Rags. 1-1
New Spring Goods. .
THIS subscriber would call the attention of
the public to his stock of Dry Goods just
pm'chased, embracing styles of all descriptionl
suitable for the Spi\-lug trade, such as figured
and plain Poplins, very rich Cashmeres. De
L dues, Gingham's—-new styles and very fine
Calicoes, Gloves. Hosiery, and a variety of oth-
er Goods, allof which have been purchased at
the lowest market prices, and will be sold ac-
C0l'(llll.,‘1l_Y. He has also a fresh supply of
Bi'oadclot.lis, Cassiinei-es and Vestings of all
colors and qualities. which he will cut free of
expense, or make to order in the meat fashion-
able styles at prices that will defy competition.
' L. H. RANDLE.
Norwalk, March 20th, 1852.
JUST RECEIVED.
‘ A fine lot of new, plain and fancy
Saddles, “l'l(Il8S, Whips, '1‘runlis,C’arpet Begs.
Valices, c. die. the largest and most beauti-
ful assortinent ever offered in this town. Cell
and see for yourselves at BRADLE Y'S
april, 26,] Under Connecticut Hotel.
Nonwaz-.1“: Iimronmmz
PROVISIONS, FRUITS,
Vegetables. Fish ‘of all kinds.
clams, Oysters, &c.
As good as the market alfords,constabtly to
be found at the well known establishment of
ALLEN, MEEKER dc CO. »
l‘.3F*' Goods of the above description received
daily, and for sale at wholesale and retail on
the most favorable terms. H _ ‘
UROSS~CUT and Butk Saws liled and not
ready for u'se,sud warranted, for sale by
D. FINCH.
, , , Oils! Oilsll
PURE bleached sperm, elephant, ivhttlag
lard. neatsfoot and linseed oils,for solo by
the barrel'orretailhy _ _, , ,
16 STREET & Q_UINTARD.__
House and Lot for Sale.
A large and convenient house pleasantly sltltaleti
on Fort Point (opposite SoutliNorwalk) with about
easy terms
Henry Cam , No 1,8tl_i Avenue‘, New
Jan; 5th. 852: ~ U Q
York
-N'AlLS;'—20'O kegs cut nails, assorted sizes;
. for sale by T L <56 3 R FECKI
South No:-milk, May 1852;
‘V HITE LEAD.-50 kegs page Atlantic
Lead; 5 bbls Linseed Oil._fur siileby
_ T L 52.1 11 PECK.
South Norwalk, May 1852.
1iICK.—5o,ooO1mi-d Bt'lEli§ 30,000 sal-
mon do for sale byT_ L at J R PECKV
South Ndrt"valk, May 1832: I
leather splitting mttcllines, by ,
HENRY HA-N
Goons.
I damaged by water at‘ his ire
in Broadwa'y,- for sale cheap at ,. _
-L. H, HANDLES.-I
Norwalk, April 12.
Plaster and Cement.
mist.
Mans
BBLS. Plaster and‘ Cement just rec'd
and. for sale by T L 65 R. PECK.
~ South Norwallr.,_May 15852. H _
PIECES Paper Bringing: mi. __
Boaders.-a great varrety of pat-
terns nnd qualitiesfor sale ehe_np_at , _ _- g
V MOULTON’§a
Westport.- March 2'2. h _
th
2. sxuroitog
y lWestpoi't, March
clothing. ‘He is satisfied from his long expel-id *
féredfor salevery low and on accommodating I
Wall st. Bridgeport, Conn. keep constantly on ,
wishing to purcliase a correct time-keeper are '
one and ,1 lmlfticres of land, is littered for sale on. «
Enquire of J Camp Jr. Norwalk, .5!
"Us'r' REC’D, a large lot of shoemAii::' ,
YARDS of ladies"D‘ress Qoodo, ,
in!‘ I'o-..j V
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