' oné'i~ooil connectedtherewith. ' It is‘ a very
' Z D (S: \V H Gilnia. . ‘Waslringtlm, D C.
J VVri_'-glit dc Co, 1\‘ev.' Orleans, La. ~
‘I C C Richmond 5.’. Co, San Francisco, Ca].
’ \Vade.‘Eckstein 6.: Co, Cinciriatti, Ohio.
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-'1‘II'E' subs'ci'ibe'l'Of’l""'9’4/101' ‘Sale’ his
‘:3, houisa find ht s;’f_....c'(-.<l on‘ thwe‘ main street
in’tl1e-‘villaaéii of New C'""‘“"- : '1 he.‘ "‘"‘“'“?»
ho ‘Se-1.35 ,, ‘tiwratoi-v wood bnildmg with a coin-
m.o‘d,.0.,.,,. ..~.-ct. kitclicit and :1‘ well ofgoad w-,uei--
0-,,-,.4ct’ecl_ tlrei-e"uiitlr." There ‘is >fllIS0‘ *1 £096‘-
;trr'u.‘¥woorl'-liouse. garden‘, and a lot contat: n g
desirable lociitiou. . For terms apply. t0 the
st.Il1scriber ut;~-Norwalk. previous to the . first of '
l\Iarch. ‘ Tl-IOMAS R.-\YMONp_D.‘ _
'Norvvalk, Jan. 24.. A - P ' ‘ 4tf
Soutfi Norwalk Ivlachineshoz.
J11‘-IE pnblic.a_re,rei:pectfully. informed that
the subscriber will continue the business
of.R. VV. Norton & Co., and he is now pre-
pared todo all kinds of Jobbing in general ma-
chinery; Die 'l‘nrniug:of every description;
and Saxving in all its varieties, Brackets, Car-
riage Stuff, (Sac. Also, \Vood‘ Turniu_.qin all
its various brancltes, from the lamest: Portico
Pillars to an_ Awl Haft. Turned Cedar. Hillel’!-
ing and Fence Posts are kept cotlslilml)’ 0“
hand.
, The subscriber hasalso added to the above
establishment n Foundry for Brass Castings.
and he would be pleased to fill ord.vrs for any
aud3every kind of .lubl)iltg in thisline.
The facilities of the present proprietor ena-
ble him to guarantee todo any kind of work in
his line which is done in any other_ city _or
town. and he warrants all work t.o give entire
stltislitofitjft or no charge will be made.
N. B. Cash paid on delivery for good Hick
orv Tirnlit-i'. ‘ DI. I“ . IVORIIION.
.Sont.lt Norwalk, March. 13, 1852. 1y
a eaouaue
Ertdge
Jute’-‘r. Received?
'E‘ite Eiaigcst Eitiecit
Of “W Dry
G'00rZ..s', a1.‘jm'.ce3 ;)c2_‘/‘en?/y ((»5’[U7t 2'3/i:zTn,g'
In /'czc_'.f, some Goods are almost
H ‘ V ‘I H‘
5‘ can ‘i ‘- ' ‘E-as ' .
.1»?
* . . F
Om‘ a.s307‘Z/726725 of DeLr.i-£7263, Ca.97t-
7nert:?s, A/A,_=)ar..'crzs, Prtpli/2.9, ]’e1'.s'z.a/2.
DeLrtzi;-ms, '1'.’n,'I2t2t C.-’.//'/2., .3-{fiat/‘i220,
'» r - NW‘ *1‘ “ ‘i
anrl 0.’./uar 1)}: (_; «U!t),;),5 uci.»
7333/32‘ (1.3 ,_gr00r./ (uf [)i'<3.S'6iM.
Our Stock of Bra-..=is ffiitigs is inu'n**~nSe.
¢ou_,~},,-;i.i‘_c;r,.[‘ Blot-k and (_‘-nior-ell, 1-‘i-_gnrerl and
Plain, in all and evi>ry v::riet‘_v. _Our stock of
Bragg} '.f_.‘E¢_;‘:‘§;:~'., C;tss.iiriei‘+~.4. Satiriet‘s.Ve,st.-
lugs and all ottrtw goods for biie.-ri’s and Boys‘
'tve:rris l:rr';9_er' than ever‘ before oli'ci'e.vl. ln
fact,Ladi+‘s and (:‘r-r-»it’l:-rm-rt can find arty and
every article wanted tor ljlress. Use. or Orna-
ment. an-.l at })l'lt‘!5‘§ilil2lfI xv-iuld a.~:to:iish all, and
DEF 7 C031 l’l«}'i‘l'l‘i(‘)=.\l. Also,ilre L:iiggr=.st
Stock of Dninestic Goods ever olforctl. and by
all odds the cheapest Dou‘t forget, the
“Cid. S:-I-.%t.'o':.“e”
Is Z"/L6 piczjcsjbr B./~f1'ZG-.-{fIf\TS .’ .’
t i C. J. Gh’.UItI:Yi‘i-
Norwvalk, Sep. 1, 1851.
‘
‘H. _ :- ;_,f‘‘ ‘'
‘Q :r ,..1
- .:...5
* ‘$43.. an ’
‘:7 PE;=33T€i§’tdL~'
Foxflthe Cure of
Genome, oozes,
1’-?.O.:E*.RS33§»3'.§:3SS, BRON-
CI-IITES, GROUP, ASTH-.
IVIA, VVHQCPING-CGUGH
A.Zll'iD C0§‘~3'SUI‘¥I?TIOBI'. ’
This ri—:‘uactly is olii-.i‘cd to the coiuniuuity uith
‘ the confidence we fer.-l‘in air article which seldom
fails to realize the lmppicst effects that can be de-
.sired. 50 wide is the field of its usefulness and so
lIlll2I€l'f)l‘iS:lilt_’, cases of its cares," that almost every
ectinu of the country abounds in persons, public
ly known. who have been restored from ala'rning
and even desperate diseases of the ltrngs, by its
use. When once tried, it:-7 superiority over every
other medicine of its kuid, is too apparent to es-
capc obscrvatiim, and wliere its virtues are known,
the public no longer hc.<ita‘.c what antidote to em-
ploy for the Lill~'ll'(3S.~‘illgflllti(l?1llgl'3'l'0ll$1lii.t§CiiOflS of
the pulmo_uary- t;r'g:rits. which are ‘incident to our
climate. And not only in the l'orinidable attacks
upon the lungs, but for the milder v.iricties of
‘Coi.ns. Coisons, IIOAIISPZNESS, &c., and forChild-
‘1e_u it is the l)lGi‘.Silltlt-)$lul](I safest medicine that
can he obtairctl. No‘ fartiily should be without it,
and those ivlioliavc used it, never will.
Road the opinion of the foilti'.viti_'_; Gentlenieii.
who will on rt,-or.i;;iii;:c:l in the various sections, of
country ulivre tlw._t‘ are lnczrtcd-e::r.h and all its
tncrch;iirts of tin: lit:-.t class and oftlrn ill_:1il~'3~'l ('.l)Ztl'-
.'u;tm‘—.'is the oldest and most c.\‘tcnsi\'c \‘.’lrole.-‘ale
Dealers in i\lt:di«:irie uitli an c:-;perivnce nnlinnit-d
on the -‘ubi_---'-t of wiii:.li tlu=.y sps-.-ik. If there is
any value in t'ue_ju(l_;_-int.-rit ofoxpericeiicc. see
'1‘ HI :5 C i’. It TI 13‘ IO .\ '1‘ lil
I/Ve the niideizsigm.-rl, ll hnlesalc Ul‘ll_;['__'l.~‘i-1. hav-
ing long been iltzqllttltlieti with A_\‘cr's Cherr_\,'
Pectorai, hereby ct-rtrly our belief that it is the lies!
and llltt.~f. e‘.‘.'+:ctu:il rcmcdy for Pnlinonarv Corri-
plaiuts over nti't.-i'i:Ll to tho .-'\rri-ct'ic:irt People. Atnl
we would, from our l-'.iim\-'lcd;_n: of its oomposi=ion,
and extensive u.-efnlncss, tzortlially commend it to
the nfilictcd as worthy their best conlidmice, and
with the firm conviction that it will do for their re-
lief all that medicine can do.
Herisliaw, l‘-Edmond; 3: Co., Boston. Iliass.
Reese & Coulsou, l3altirnoi'e. i\Iar'_ylaud.
Ladd 65 ln'_-rali;r~‘n. Bangor Maine.
Haviland. Harrall & Co., Charleston, S. C.
Jacob S. Farranri, l)etrou‘. t\'1ich.
'1‘. H. McAllister. Louisville. ken.
Francis &. \Valt‘on, St. Louisa Missouri.
Joseph ',l.‘u’clu-.r, M obile, Ala.
'.l‘lreodore A Peck. Burr-lxn,s;t'on. Vermont.
Haviland, Risley 6: (in. Augusta, Ga.
Isaac D Jatues. 4'I‘renton, N .l..
J M 'l‘ownsend, Pitts-l)u*.g, Penn.
Clark 6: Co, Chicago, lll.
E E Ga '. Burlington, Iowa.
M Ayhautos & boo, -.\orloll-2. Va.
Edward l3i'in'.—'liui'.-tt, .\V:lni'in,-_:stori, De.
John Glii).",‘l'l. & Co. Plriladelpliia, Pa.
\Vflt>0‘l1. \Vnll & Co, Fort \Vayne. Ind.
Lewis «Sc Antes. Tallahassee. Florida.
B R Strong. Knoxville, ’l‘enn. I
Chilton 62: Duet‘. Little Rock, Ark.
Stiller, Slade <3: Co, Lexinp_ton,~ Miss.
N D Labndie, Galveston, Texas.
Chas Dyer, Jr, Pi-ovidcnce, R. I.
Jos. M. Turner‘, Savannali. Ga.
With siit:lras_siii'aricc‘, and" from such". men, no
stronger proof can be adduced, except that found
in its effects npontrial-.‘ 7 -‘ 1- '. . "
Prepared and sold by James G. Aver, practical
chemist, Lowell, M ass. and for sale in Norwalk by
Wm B Bisvell. and J W Taylor. Wcstport. 7
tint... not ror s.a1e-i -
hie l0t bf gold and plated Fob Chains and Seals
.april 26.
- 4
. .
t A. sEi:.z.:i-3cz:,_ I
Book, Seller and Binder,
AS j ust’ t'etttru'etl'froin «N ew*Yorki‘wrth 11
new it rid valuable collection offilchool fl nd’
Miscellaneous Books. A lso.n large assortment
of Stationery,including Blank Books.Foolscnp,.
Le-.t.ter,and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, 650.,
which be will sell cheaper than they can be
bouglit for at any otirerstore in this vicinity.‘
L-'FBoolts of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat mid. durable style, at extremely low rates,’
and satisfaction given to all.
Looking. Glasses, ’WiHo1w ‘Ware sec"
E QUINTARD c\'.,SONS have at their
C ware-rooms a few rods east of the bridge.
a large assert merit of (:u'3iite-t furniture. consist-
ing in pa rt «it'sti%iis.. cent re. card, hook. tea, work
anp kilcltert tables of var ions l.'ii'u.l.-:._ im':tio_';:rriy
and black walnut marble top (il'.">Slll;{ liurcaus
dlain tir't-ssirrg l_)tt:-cans, (rmnrnon i'l_li'PtlllS of
pt‘i<'.'.e!~', .r.o'mt-, as low as 50. iVl2tii(i_-_{:i n_\-'. bl’l.
walnut and maple lietlstemls of va rions patterns
and pri(:e.s'.so-ire as low as {'9 735. I’ntentl)ed-
stands that can be put up in tlrree ltllllttlf-‘S and
without a key. .7\lnliognii_v.curled maple, li"lt
walnut. kitchen and Wlltti.-ti!‘(:ilttit'$. t",‘ts:ldreri’s
table and low cliairs. ‘.Vi:'lu\v wnuqons. cra-
dles and t-liairs. 'l.oul.in.'_r _;lzrs-ses of all sizes
and prices, from 95 (*PlllS to Silt). Spr-inQ~m:ii_-
t'Hsses.tlir-. best and i-ls-::ipr>.st' berls in existence,
\Ve will deliver any;l'urniture purv-liziserl of us
(to the amount. of 531 t) or over) in ;\'t-.\v Canaan.
’\Vilton or Daricn free of Llrarge and free from
(ltlltt:tQ(’..
Ir"cm/_I,/ ]l'.7rzr.7c Cnf/‘i'ns.-—\Vo have constantly
on hand from 100 to 1:30 cuflius of rnziliogany.
black \.vnlnnt. cl-4-r':.v and ti iiitr-\\'m)(I ofall sizes
and dost-riptions,wliiieh can he fnrnislwd at a
few iniuutr-s riot'ice. \Ve also furuislr shrouds
and evo:'_ytliirr;_r rtm.-essziiy for the irilcrme-tit. o!
the dr-.a.-l, and will S?-'(’ to the (I-l"_j“_'itt‘,‘__"’ of gl':t\'fiF
when i'eqr:t=.sIerl. \\"'e \‘.'ili:Iilt‘l7(l liziierais in
=.\‘-ew Canaan, \'v'ilion or 'l)ar-ieu. witlmnr extra
(.‘ii=ll'ge. E. Q’L'7l‘~i"'l‘A RD ix’ .‘~'O.‘i.‘§.
N. l3~.—Persons \\'i<itiiif_’ to put.-iia.~e burial
lots in the Ni:r'\vallt (Jorxretety may make ap
plication to us. 45if_
A T.\'l~'W "armor-2 oz-‘ SET'f‘li\'G
fizrtifieiai Teeth!
H E t.riitiei'sigrie<.l has invr-nted and patented
a cnmputtnd tlfiilltfiili basis ."ut'st=.tting teeth,
qy which the prtwess is t'«-'nsls=.i'ed much more
simple and c:n:_s-' than lim-t-io§iii'+-.-—-;rtitl ‘[‘¢'[/(/Cf-,3‘
l.~’.:c c;rln(’r.-se about mm/’;,zzt’r". 'l'lie process is
eirtii'ol_\-' new, and as hr-autil’n| as it is-simple and
?.t'.orI(:init'ttl. 1.’)/I/I'M.‘ 9.91:: can iiiiw he l'iii-nisliprl
ftii'$‘.:'zl.l; upper sets for -E»~'2:3, tr ll-i partial sets in
proportion. A. l"-HLL, D, D. .5‘.
Norwalk, Nov. ltlth. It-'5l. 4.-fstf
For Sale.
_,._,;,3,, A small farm isituarerl in Daricu near
the Brick Cliurch, and within five minutes’
wiillt of the Depot, where five or six trains of
cars stop daily to and from New York——corisist.-
i:'t_'_7 of a gootl tivo-story (i\\’!~‘.lilti_’_1-ll|'|l.'.R(‘-, barn
and C(>‘.’v'~li01iS€‘.. and other ()tii-f}l.ilitIilt_.‘;.\‘. with
four acres of fil‘Sl rate land and in good condi-
tion. On said place tlrere is good iircliitrtls ol
grafted fruit‘. It is pleasantly lUCttlr”‘(i.tlli(i well
W01‘. h the attention of any one \‘s"¢:!lll!i_'_' a place
of that size. It will be sold and is well worth
the 2rione}.*. For fu.i'tli-32' parti-.-iilai-s enquire
of \V. ‘v'l;itiiey Co. or off}. Mather on the
corner by the nieetiug-lionse.
N. D.——li' the above pr'opert_V is not sold by
the first of April it will then be rented.
Dzrrieu, Feb. 26. I352.
“v .' 1- 2 **.v..,.~. .
(»dd£')Z(35 j:;’a/.e2 (mo. U;.(zez(tz/tei .’
(Two doors east of the Bank.)
.‘."1'.<lrl[i’:'U!i’1"), C1".
HA V l.-.\’G i'm.-eiztly Ct)ttlttplf?l(-‘(I an
e.‘;t.crisivi= aitcratiozi and improve-
, 17.7-‘*3 . . I ,.
... merit in his cxta..nislmieitt, and ex-
,/’ lg tanrletl tlremornpass of his litrsiriess.
" 3% would i'espm:.'fully iufornt the irritabi-
trials of this a nd the ritljtiiiiiiig towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly manufactur-
mg every <‘ii=.~t.-riptior'i of
T
€§.é§.BEFuE’.i1‘ WARE
iz; a good an-zl general variety of
L'u(L:Z.~'teazl::, '1'cu5t’.c-S, I'I”'(l.ti/!Sf(t’/L/[3, Scorelr.w‘zc.<
Eta.-/‘e.’z7Is, So as, (51). 05%.‘.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot. fail iosuit the purchase-r.
lfltf
Also. a va rii-ty of U£IJ1II?.‘.#'—~li;tii', cane, flag '
and wood l.-ottonis at various prices, together
with t'0cl.'er's of'm'(-,3-y style. .
Honselioldllrrnitareofany description manu-
'Itt'ttuetlto order at short notice on the most
3tt:i()l]tll)it‘t tcrins. Also it very extensive as-
Jrtnicnt of
.i1'az‘i‘.1'e5scs, Pa/z'rz:;se.i.~, Przterzt Bead-
sfeczrls, §,'c. .373.
‘."hat can be set up and taken down by any one
it less than two minutes.
lie lins also a liandsome assortment of the
nest tnsliionabic styles of
Tr aw./n—.'i_‘l;‘=ri*Ii~,"~2\ rra ’."’:‘§i.il-p-, ._
..-_-it 9
tvhicb be will sell as Pdlutllt as can be bought
an 3' \\'i!9t‘P.
lie also pr.r.-.pared to furui.<.h
l74){".’7l.‘~.'I:’. -.\ZIli‘{0L='l)S, CAPS. SCAl'lI"S. &r-.
oft-vi-r'_y <le.sct'ipli('.-ti that tn:t_\~' be dr-:-iir‘(--d._ or
that’. can be ol-taiiu-.d in the city of ‘New Yurl.
at a rnmiiiaois -.«.'nr‘niu:_'. day or lli.’j,ill'. on the most
l't-‘.il‘.it)ll'.-llIif,‘» teriu.-:. He is also pi‘c=.pai‘i=.d to fur-
nisb lr.-‘-:rr'.~t-.~¢. r:ni'r'i:r2r+s. see to the di_i_{;{ii:g of
'1!‘-‘Wes. an-.l to attend tonny ntlrcr :rr'r':irr_tgr»riieirt
that rrray be vrisln-d tor the l'i.ineral l)_‘(i(',t'S.~'iOtt,
(Sc. 'l'iio.~:e who rusty wish to keep the body of
a deceased friernl several days, can be furnishe.d
with an ice box in which it: niny be pr‘c-served a
week or longer if noccs.sni'y.
E. C. \'v'AI£REN.
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851, if
|-.'.::s-
‘v"i'ft-Z inimr-eliate ptissit-ssion. a good
Mill with water poweron an ext-elleivt streani.
with zrtztitiveriieiit House. Barn. and 14 acres of
lflndi Sdll.ltlIPtl about '7 miles from r’.\’orwall. or
-.\.tuiulord. For partit-ulars enquisn of S. E.
O L t\.l:5'l‘E.-‘. I7. or .lOi-l.\’ BATLEY.
Norwalk. May f2=ltlt. 19.51. mil‘
F.e:-my Frieda Clothing.
Tl_.l1& S|1i)SL'|'li)el' has on hand and intends
keeping ll _go()d ass0t'lmt=.nt of lleiitly i\]'1dn
.‘ _ - _ - - - A. I
(.llo£.l;.ri_g 0 tall ltititls. Also. :1 good as.<iot'ttnent
F’ V J_‘I"]’-'15,‘bassiineres. and Vcsttngs,.wlii(;h
ie “I ru.i.~.e up to order in good style and at
short notu-.e.
)- ’ ' ' -. ' 0 o
N- 3- lditrcnlai attgntion paid to cuttrn_ .
‘HULVIAS RILEY.
Norw.-ilk. Feb. 25. 1851. 9
_ POBS AND SEALS,
. LEASE call at my store and look at the
‘ most beautiful, rich, s-tplendid and fashiona.
I513 1
.2; "~'==Ii.e,
ever offered in this mark er. _ _ 4
C. E. D1SBRO\V. -
Zinc Paints.
O. 1 or snow white, ground in oil.
2 ' Silver 66 ' :66 _. V >’sL
3 grey - _u as " V "u "iv
Bi'own stone color, fin: sale . by
?._'~.. TL&JRPECK.
South Norwalk. l\'lay-j1.85£’., . -
p
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Kt’ :
I . '. -~ .. =. "Viv .‘ '. :.. .
A ;'< ' .~ ,v i. .3,
V
:.‘_f:
5
‘HF. s-ubscribieir gratefully ni:kno\vledges
tl1e.l.iber_nl, patronage bestowed onhim tho;
past-five -years by-the’-'citizeiis‘ of this" and the
“fl.i0i"iPg.'_tti¥~f31.€t‘i1."‘l..3;Y°'Il'1,i!‘f'9'5'¥':.'FPS?-E?‘ :_,th"t
he has "consta ntly on_liautl :1 large assoitrnentof
Saddles, Hamess, T2iu_72/:5, Valices,
Carpet Bags, If/hijts, (St. _
which he will sell much lessfthan can be pur-
chased elsewhere. _ The best of materials are
always used and perfect satisfaction auarantied
on all work executed atttbis establishment or
the money returned. ' t '
f§3°We hove now on*biind and are making
up to order. several setts ofvery light; and tasty
double andfsiiigle I-IARNFSS,” yvhich_ will be
found superior in neatuessaud beauty of finish
and workmanship’, to anything-ever exhibited
in this market. before‘.=,gL1 ' -‘L
.S'peci'zil altrntzon. paid to Rrpairiizg, wlr.z'ch
will always be done at. the .*.'}l07'_lL'Sf notice
.a.-‘(Z in the nealext 7na.mm'..
@Just call and see yourselves. Q-,».
F. BRADLEY.
april 96] Under Connecticut Hotel.
Norwalk Harness
AND SADDLEEY ‘
Esmrtistiurar,
Alert‘: door to Danlmry a72(Zi.7V0ru.-al/.'
Zailroacl Dqvat.
{ NE ofthe most splendid and vai-ie.dassort.-
ments of Goods and \Vares in the above
line ever seen in this part’. of the County can
now be found at the old and well known stand of
( O iposile t/ze .7W7°wcz//c fI0l'eZ,)
\Vho is confident that the reputation be has
acquired in his business is a sufficiorit guaran
tee to his old customers and the public of the
.~uperioritv of workmanship tiid neatness of
tlesign and finish ofnll articles purchased at his
store, preferring that ‘his work should praise
him railiertlian to trumpet abroad his merits
with his own lips.
Eivciry a7't2'cZe in his Zine Zifarle 07°
lfzyiczirerl at the sh07'te.s't notice and
2112072 Z/Le most reasmzaltle terms.
my 8, 1852.
N E W YORK
Cabinet, chair, Sofa and
Betliliag Uplrelstcry Establishment
AT i\'i~:w CANAAN, CT. _
T HE proprietor of the above is prepared to
the above i)ll5ll]PSS, and keeps on hairul for sale
at low prices bedsteads from -‘.741 '75 (:15 to S4 75
of maple, &c.; cottiige B walnut from $8 to $14
——tttal;0_<__iiny from $8 to 5:50; bureaus from $4
to ‘.59, inahogany front; all ttialiog-.iny extra
from 5,13) to -$35 with rnarble top no; rule joint,
ion table-s frorn 5i2'.'3() to $4 ; rmrhogan_\_= do from
St; to 53f); chairs from 37% cts to $6 each ; stamls
and wash stand from $1 to $14 ; sofas sprint;
$t‘tli$ and hair cloth covered from $512 to $90;
mattresses from 53125 to ; corrrforters from
7-3 to 75; feathers very low; riratti°esse,;~:
ofstraw, tea grass, patent |‘ll‘L‘-})t1l'f-‘.tl corn husl-1.
cur-lo-d ,‘_’l':t._<S. curled hair (‘x'c., and evci'_vtliin;_v
owe!‘ \\_lSi!t"(i.i‘t)l'f1l’. equal low prices at least ‘25
per «‘:c::t. less than can be obtained elsewliere in
the country, and everytiiiiig sold at his estab-
lishmt-nt is warranted to be what it is sold for
A lot of cottage bed posts for sale , a constant
st-pply on hand ; dealt-rs supplied at reduced
pri:.:r-s. '.i‘nrningz done neatly.
N l$———Read_-yrnade coffins constantly on ha nrl
of all sizes and qualities at low pi'i(-«>:-'. and will
attend to the cliggiiig ofgraves and will furnish
PL’t‘!l'yiilll]g necessary for the interment of the
dead. Funerals will be attended with a he-arse
(‘cc unetpialled for respect, free from extra
tclrarges. New York Cabinet and Upliol.s|er'y
lfistablisliinent. New Canaan, Ct. 48
Rllfl
in =;-}.»‘~.| , -i, = l _ _'r ‘ l Il a
llmi'li'!l;i” 2' ~ v'// " " '
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New Marble Yard.
7' ‘HE subscrilir-r having opened and furnish-
_ ed a new Marble Yard in Norwalk, near
the head of Main street.wuuld respectfully so-
licit. all to favor him with a call, and examine
his stock and workmanship. He intends liav-
trig on hand cou.s:tautly a full assortment of
Arne-.r'icaii and foreign '.VIarble, and the work-
ll|tlll>lti]) of a superior style. Mornirncnls.
'|"ouih.~to:.cs. (f0U|llt‘l'tll1(I table 'I‘ops,éCc., écc.
fut nislied at the shortest order and no reason-
ableternis. JOHN H. \VI§EI{I5.
Norwalk, Nov. 5th, 1851. 45
Sportsmen Attention.
HE spi'iiig canipain is now open. please
_ call and examine our stock of '.l‘roul. poles
Ree-l.<, Litres. Hooks, Btislu-ts, I“la.s:ks &z:.,
“/9 are also hourly exp;-.i:tirt_u_ nnotlrer invoice
of those Superior double and single b:-irrel
Guns made i-xpressly to our order and which
are too well know to need prtiliiig.
HOLCOM B :36 LYON,
83 \Vater Street, Bri-lgeport.
OFFIN PLATES furnished at short no-
tice. C. E. DlSl3RO\V.
Law and Agency Notice.
‘," 0R'I‘f-JINGTON G. .SN}L'l‘H EN. con-
’ tinues to practice Law in the Supretne
Court, to attend to cases before Congress. to
pr'osecute Claims and settle accounts a,<_{ainst
lltc Departments and Boards of Commission-
ers, to procure patents at home and aln-ond, to
collect debts. dividends. legacies and iuheritau-.
(:93 in any part of the United {States a ml in
fo-reign countries. to make irivestinents offund.-i
in Loans and Stocks and on Bond and Mort-
gage,nntl to negocinte the puichase and "sale of
Loans. Land and Patent Rights in any State
of the Union.
Particular attention paid to Ca|ifo_rnin Land
Title cases coming up to the U. S. Supreme
Court. on appeal.
Communications prepaid, addressed to
W’. G. Snethen, 5.Carroll Place, Capitol Hill.
\Vns-liiugton, D. C., will meet with prompt at»
tention. 2]if
“7 lNDO\V GLASS.—50O boxes French
and American Window Glass, for sale
at ‘city prices by ».
S'1‘l1EE'I‘_. dc QU,INTA,RD.
‘ ‘ ‘0ES.—-A50 dozen Tiitfle’s cast*steel"I-loes
SOLAR and fluid Lamps of all kinds. _.
V C. E. DISBROW.
for sale by the dozen to dealers at manu-
l'uct*ai'er's pi ices by 5, 5, Q,
e.xe(-.uIe any thing belorrgirig to either of
9
"3 T;H‘.E;.-1‘30.R.W K 123)“?-0RIU;‘-_‘§ J.» :2
r inn sttl)sci'il5'ér in trig”; rr~.1msea‘me our
. “-_stn_ nd of'.H. Randlo. is now ,prep_at_',ed to,
oti‘e_r, use gigeiit. or .g['eflt6.lTl ind'ucements_ to put‘-ifs
cliasers of,tiie_al)ov,e pained: iri‘ticl¢_1s,,,t_linn hfrittev
ever before been.» [presented ,to}tl}is.comm_i1nit.y.‘
Call audexaiirine for ,you_i_°s_elve9. , .
» _ . D-\hVlD COMS'.[‘OCK,‘J!'.
Norwalli. Feb. 1st._1_85_‘2. ‘ _ V ‘
.. j'l_I'orSalo.."_
ONE of the most bea'ut.iful residences
between N. York and N .'Haveii, situated in;the
central part of the village of Non-walk, with
House and Burn nearly new". About three
fourths of an tl('l'6 ofground, with alirost every
variety of fruit and flowers, that can be desired.
For particulars enquii'e/at this office. §.’2tf
N. B. As r'eference 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 ter-ms.—[Ecl. Gazette.
' To Let. _ V .
STORE and tenement for a small furni-
l_v._nt. South-Norwalk, formerly owned by
Fitch 6.: Fowler. Enquire at this office.
Notice. .
A LL persons‘. indebted to the subscriber
wlrnse accounts have stood over one year
are requested to call and make immediate pay-
ment. otherwise their tl('(;0Uttl'S will be put in
an officer-‘s hands for collection. M
N. \VOOD.>,
. ‘ 4
Jan. ".6. 1852.,
E AY SALT by the.sa('k orbushel. forsale
cheap at ' A x.Lr:.\', v.".‘Il-2l~2I{l£It 6.: (Ida.
F. B \ B Bl'l"l"S double refined saleratns
o in :.} § and pound papers; also his cele-
brated Soap Powder, at A. M. & Co's.'
URF. Cream of Tartar and Yeast Pow-
(lers, at A. M Co’s.
A new lot. of Crockery and Glass W'are this
day rec‘d at A. M. & Co’s,
July 90th. 1859.
" TH lfli BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
In L/re .Lrzn_.g'uage of .Sr:-r7'pture.
"Dr. I‘I.fiLSE'I_Y’S
Forest bh me !
From its own merits and great works, this wine
is first becnrning the favorite medicine aniong ove-
clnss of people. Known fi."‘:lil(3 most efficient r,eut-
edy for gP|l4.’lili Dcbilitv, Nervous .—'\ll'ections. Coti-
.<umpti_\'e Decliite, Complaints of-tl.e Kidneys
Hcart..Lungs. uud above all for diseases arising
from impure Blood and habit of the System, (Littl-
ment nu-nrbcrs of the Medical Faculty have satie-
tioncd and adopted the use of it.
DR. I. A. S'I‘e\NLE'Y‘,
A r-oleln-.-rtcd Pliysici-nu. inn letter from Prince-
ton. New .ler-'e_v. dnterl Norernber IG, 1849. de-
rlnr'r-s that in all his cxporii-into ho had never $('t'll
amtlrin5__r to compare uitlitlié Forest ‘Vine and
Pills. atthc same time t'el.-itliig several cases of
constitutional Dcbility and >I(‘rofitloits nffcittinus
which it cured in an incrcrlilile short time. Among
the iii:-.nilicr::of' the Medical Far,-nlt.y of New York
who have \\'itiic.<seil the great l’L'>lIllS of the For-
est Wine. and l'P(.'(tltlliiel](.l(‘(l it in numerous coin-
pl.-iii:ts will he found the nauws of the celebrated
Dr. .‘»l. '1‘. (lnodinau. Dr S I Mott. Dr. L Cliec.se-
nrnn. Dr Chilton. Dr Wm Brown, Dr Marvin, ‘Dr
J M Moreau, and others. .
’l‘Eb'f'ltVIONY
Of Johnson Burke, aliiglily respectable citizen
of ‘iflrivcrly Place. New York;
UK G U.«\ l.Sl’.Y.—
Di-arSir——l cslccrn the Forest Wine asthc King
of t\iciliriri:.s. It has done for me "in five wet-.lt:~
\\‘llttl.liIl'(~€t£ l’li_~,°.-'iciatis failed to do in as many yr-ars.
in l-":7-l.'i.l be-r-zrme a victim of the Heart Disease
and t\’ervous .~\ticction.=. wliich have been gt'm\'iti:_r
on me evmsirrce. ‘until ] pri:curi-d your Forest
\Vinc and l’ilts. nltliou_.'_:h I lnul wasted several bitu-
(.il‘l!(i doilnrs for medical ntteiiilnnce. During the
last two _vr=nrs I was obliged to keep my liouse
nearly all nftlie tinic. and gave up lin.~'iucss in coit-
scqricricc of my ill licalih. I brid lost nearly all
linpcs of recovery. my cnniplaint was of that class
under which "nature sinks and life licconi-=.s a bur
ilugn." Sceirig your Forest wine :rilv's2i‘ti.snd I
iiil)trltt(lP(.llt);1i\‘e it a trial. and before finishing the
third bottle I felt like a dill'i-.i°erit person, and was
able to t‘t‘:iIlllte liiisiriiass again. entirely cured by
taking live bottles. . For the bent.-fit of those trillio-
tetl with similarcomplaints you are at liberty to
publish this. Yours. (\'zc.. - ' '
JOHNSON BURKE, \Vavcrly Place, N. Y. ‘
The following jcertilicate, .voluttlat'ily given by
Mr!" G t'llusse_y, a respectable and well known
citizen of Cohoes. New York. is an evidence
whiclr must acmove all doubts ofthe great efiicncy
oftbe Forest \Vine in GENERAL DEBIl.I'l'Y,
Ncuralgia,Afi,'ections ofthc Spineaud Kidneys.
This is to ct.-rtify. that I have used Dr. Halscy's
Fare.-zt wine in my family who the mo:-‘I entire suc-
ci-ss, My wife was badly alllicted uith Ni-ItI':il:'i_ia.
all’:-ction of tho Spine and Kidneys, and general de-
bi|ily- She found spocdv rclicfand regained her
hcnpb, by the use ofllie Forest wiric.
From m_v n\vri l{lI()\\'lI‘.tfgf£ ofthis P..\'CC'Il(!l1l inedi-
cine, lconfidcntlp ra‘conuru.=ud it for‘ the good of
oiliers who may ce 'stttii=riiig with similar com-
plaints- It is the best medicine with which : am ac-
qnainted. and those \\ ho arc afllicted with the
above. or any srinilnr diseases, inay sat‘:-ly rcly on
its'virtucs. I‘) G IUUSSICY.
MOB E 'l‘ES'I‘IMONY FROM COHOES.
Dr G'lI:il-er.
Dear Sir—My wife last autumn was reduced to
a low stnte ufdcbility My fa I ily Pli_vsi('inii advi-
setl her to take your Forest wine. Accordingly I
went to Mr 'l.‘err.\-’.s. your zigciit for this town. and
procnmd a bottle of it which i'estot'ciJ her inn very
short time to perfect health.
lllIi\'RY DONALDSUN.
Culioos, April 13, ]t:3U.
The testirrioiiy of npivards of three linudrcdin
diviiin:rl.s, sonic nfv. hum \\'t'_‘(’ nillicted with dread-
l'irl’ilisordv.-r's and consid.'-r+-rl iiit-iti':ililr..ru:iy bc .~'t,'(3n
at ])rllalsey"s principal otlicc. The following are
soino of them rt-sidirig in this city :—
Mr Aaron S Smith. 167 l’rince .~t.. ofiicc in wall
st.. \vaslong st-vi-rely alilicted with a ilrscasc of ihe
kidnt-_vs and bladder. 'l‘lrn. lit-st medical skill ans-
wcred no purpose. He tried the Fore.-‘t wine aml
it met his casc,:iIul he was cninph.-to-ly cured by
the use of tour bottles and a box of the Forest
Pills.
lllrJacoh Hell. merchant in Pearl st., was lor4
vcarsa martyr to snvrwc. llltemnatic Pains, and could
find no l'Pilt‘f until he us:-(I the FnI'i';st wine and
Pills. and recovered by taking six bottles and less
than a box of the Pills.
The rt-.niarkable i-fiicaco oftlne Forest wine is
very strikingin the case of the Hon S I l5ro\vn.ol'
Virginia. who was Cttrt-d in ‘a few hours time of a
sevr-re attack of Biiions Diarrlirflli and general pros
tration of bodily cm-.r;_'y in a few vlziys time. On
the arrival oflqis gcntloinan in New York in March
be was so \\’t!:ll\' and nervous from the rffrcts of
his illness. that he could not write, and required as-
sistance to enable him to walk to his aparlrnvnt.-—
The wincxvits sent for. and he recovered by the
use of less than a bottle of the wine and a single
dose of the Pills. y 0 .
The Forest wine and Pills are rccointiieiided as
an otiicient and certain cure in the following corti-
plaints:
Dyspepsia. Habitual Costiveness. Liver
Complaint, Asthma. Piles. Obslimite“
Headache, Bilious Disor'dei's, Pitu-
ples. Blotches and unhealthy color
of the skin, Jntrnoice. Ague nod
Fever.Salt.-rheum, Erysipelaa
Complaints incident onlv to
Fenmles, Languishin‘g
‘ w_eaku_ess'.Nigltl Sweats
N ervous Di: ordé‘ F8»
General Ill Health
and impaired state
of the Consti-
. , tution.
KC?‘ General ’ Depot for Halsey'sA_ Forest
\Viue, No 25._1-2_Spruce‘_stA-. Now‘ .:Y.0l‘li.-g," $1
per Bottle. or 6 bottles for; 'I‘,;\v_.cuty'.Z,; five
cents per box for too Pills." ‘ I’
F0: sale by \V. E. BISP.-‘ELL.
i. » 2-5.wrLLr1Ms.&}euiouzs. £_.-,2 ;,.-gt
.‘ -: tr ‘- . J ;* - l ‘
No.40, Fulton Street, NewcYorl', and ~l=l,5.=
‘ -= "-‘~Wa"lcrl00?R0ad;iLive¢])o0l.3: * .- :v
-'-ma: :2:
Thé..0lili[l.ll:icli;SftlIi' ‘iiite.t"«ir..rukfété.l
.. Sailing .-'p'u‘nclu¢'zll;i/ from Liverpool on’tIze=l:£.i
, 6th.. 1111:, 16th. 218! and 26!}: of each -month,”
and camp1".iic"lhc‘ f0lldtl?fflg:8pl¢ndfd lfzipt»:i -
Universe, '. _Ca’pt.Imi Birdé 1700'.
Jacob'A1\Ves‘tervult' I “ Hoo_'dle's's‘'7 1600“
Witt. Rathbonol Spencer 1200‘
’l‘icou'dero‘gu' Boyle?" ‘ i 1300
Princeton Russell _ ;1'4,()0*,
Irene I ‘ Williainoi 1200
Minnesota Allen _' A‘ 1000'
Silas Greenmiin Spen'ce'r ' 1000'
E C Scmnton ' Spencer l_50_0“
Leviathan ‘ Kimpp ‘I500
Win [1 Hnrbeck . .Mm'.~_ilial|” 1500‘
’ ~ Guy Mannering' I ' I Freeman ‘ I160"
-. Wtishington_ Page 2000 ;
Enterprise - Funk 'lO'0I)?
Aberdeen _ ' Knapp 1000’
Richard Alsop‘ ' ' Smith 1000 '
Niitevvriv ’ , Smith moo
Dewitt Clinton - ' _Funlt .1300
Mirririioit Hartley 1000
Sniidusliy ‘ Borland 1200
Owego ' ' -- Hubbard 1500
Robert Kelly _Barstow "1400
New -Ship ' Edwards 1750
These Sh-ipsarethe most magnificent that
have yet been built. 'l‘hey are commanded
by able and expi-.rienced Captains. famed for
their nnuricalskill and kind treatment ‘ to"emi-
grants; and their‘accommodations‘ for Cabin.
.\_"econd Cabin, nud'Steera:.-e l’iisseii‘s:et's. are
vastly superiortc those of any other Line.
The Silltfsflil0\Vt|I)t'8i0f. Provisions compri
st-s flour. oat-mi-.al, bread. potatoes, penis or
benns. riceand vinegar, \\’hiI'Il is dealt. out to
the passenger's once" or twice}: week during,
tlievoyage,~*'at the rate 4.-f'.]0£ lbs. per week
for each adult, and half allowance for children
under twelve years; and in addition to the
above. a furtherallowancv-, according to ti bite
act of the Boitish Pnrl'nunem. of two oz. two.
half lb. sugar, and half lb. iuolnss_es,to each
adult. weekly, with three quarts twitter daily
In all cases where any of the persons paid for
decline coining out, the full passage money is
:'eturued without any deduction. ‘
Persons residing in the country that desire
to send money to their friends in the Old Conn
try, and wishing to save time and expense. can
have it done in a sntis-f'tu:toi'y. and correct
manner, by enclosing by Post. to the snbsmi
hers, the sum tlmy 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 first
steamer with as much punctuality as if the
person sending it was present. aml a receipt
l‘etut'm-d for themouey by next mail.
J. M. Smith’: Marble Yard,
Near the Bridge, Norwalk. Conn.
QEPULCHRAL Monuments and Grove
k Stones of every variety of pattermi, and of
:ihe most skilful \V0l'l-ilI)tllI.9ill[). The best as-
sortment of American and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,m'e invited to callnnd
give a personal inspection of his rmiterinl and
woi‘l<iiiaiisl)iii, us this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase ofAgeuts without nnupport:u-
nity oftesting the quality of the article con
tracted for. ,
!3“'l‘lie Letteringnnd Ornamentalwork is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warrant it. to give entire satisfaction.
‘May. 1852.
Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
HENRY. HANDES renews again
his acknowledgiiients to the public and
his friends fortheir generous patronage
during the year past. and hopes to merit an an
interrupted continuance of the business reln
tionsliip which he has so long maintained with
‘this conimunity. He will be found now at his
new stand opposite the store of Dimon Finch,
where he will be happy to see. and serve his
old friends and the._pi_il_ilic.. The character of
his work is too wellluiowri to need a word of
praise. It comprises every article of men's
_and children's wear, with Rubbers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies and gentlemen.
Frrvnmos of the best quality. and‘ in any
quantity. suited to the wants of the craft.
. Norwalk. April 20, 1852.
I) good assortment for sale
at IVIOU I./l‘ON'S. Wost'ioit.-
EAD dc FULM EPJS. Croton Metallic
Fire Proof Paint.--'l'liis article is ac-
knmvlengeil by all who have used it to be so-
perior to any other Point in use. It is proof
again"-"ts the action of the weather and fire. and
is cheaper than other points in r-onsequence of
its taking less oil to mix, and covering much
more surface. twice as much as some. Give it
:x trial. D. Fli\‘('.'H Agent.
‘A I LS.——5tt() kc-gs Fall River uailsnssoml
front 3d fine to '7 im-lies. for sale by
S'l‘REE'l‘ 64'. QUINTARD.
New Spring Goods.
JUSW‘ received ii large supply of new goods
‘hose in want of lmi-gains. will do well to
callsoon. MALLOR Y or LEWIS.
“A.s'r'oR on. and Sweet. on of the first
1 quality for sale at \VEED'S.
For sale.
A ONE-HORSE WAGb'ON,in good con-
at.-this office.
ditiou, is offered for sale cheap. Inquire
BIG-I3In"OW’,$ ALTERATIVH.
A ICRT.-UN Cum:
.FOR. DYSENTERY. DIARHCEA.
'CI'I“LERA MORBUS. AND‘.-\LL
SUM ME R COM PL.-HNTS.
GEO. H’. BLEECKER. Proprietor, N. Y.
For Children who are Teething. and Cholera
lnfantuni.tliisiiieiticine stands unrivalled. It may
be used with perfect safely both by old and young;
aird when faitht‘nlly adniinistered it has never been
knowuinany cascto fail of a speedy cure Uu
like other Medicines, it corrects the bowels. and
often in a few hours the patient is restored to his
accustomed vigor and health.
e-dies administered by. and under direction of phy-
sicians have proved im>._ffectual. I think it :1 per-
fect correclivelor Dysinteric and all bowel com-
plaints. GEO. W. BEEBE.
New York. March 2'2,‘ 1852.
“Te can add our testimony to that of others ofits
great efficacy in our’o\_vn case. when prostrated to
an alnnning degree by bowel disease. It wasths
only medicine that gave relief, and we now always
keep ilin-the family. _. _ . . _ _
« , ’ .F.di!or of _N_- Y. Bnptisf_Regist_er'
_. l"_‘or sale by Nonvalk. 3m24
> _,.. “ranted, . "
' S_I'I'UA'I‘I_,_(_)_N.for an intelligent‘ boy, ten
tie‘§v‘ould' bo“williu?g to nitiko-himself ‘generally’
E3-eful. Enquire ct this office.
izisjigg-ac'iani=aiid?l?¢gr£sfiggu i-:&’1ké'It'a1iini‘it-
;' f'‘''‘’;0 ' "‘
. I have used "Bigelow's Altemtive" in my family -
and have never found it to fail, when all other rein-
'yen'r‘s of . 1:36. in som‘e‘g'ood fninily, vvliere. ,
' Powder. together vviitbiatlii-go';o'iic¢y:if%c0
';Anc'ric, Capt. Lot}? § ‘uligr
Aniuivrlc. Capt. I flan.‘ '-
‘J.-Tftose.-ships hovcrboeu l§I)'iIt__I)_y. cont:-ji‘ ,‘
iP_|‘G-‘Sly for G0.VettIme_nI _s'or\ti_c"o..'.;? v'o‘|)"y"
hits been? taken in their
their Engines, to insure strength. ; uudi;.ij'ooI;.2_
_im‘d -Iheirvnccomm’-tdationt fbr
unequaled for elegance-ppgl‘«;z:omfon. . ...-in .f
passage from New ‘Yf)li‘k'}0iLiIar[)IIoI in (5:
clawcabiu‘. ' *§l'20‘;- in second do. -—-870 :- Inch-
'zxiv'e'us'e' of extra‘ iIiz"o' oiilfe I‘o’o'l'iII.’$300: {rah
Liverpool ,t.o._Now Xgrk. ..-£30 and .£°20.'~‘-' -Aii
o.xiierie'n'ced . '!‘.’!.'li99!‘ !|“!°b.9.!5 1,0 ¢'.I‘élI.« 'Iliii»‘-4‘-.
No berth secured uiitil'pnid'for._ .._‘,; "'1
rigprosnv DATES or SAILING. -1351*.”
‘I-‘iioii""I€'i-."€ii‘"ff)”ii’§l'f"'””"‘f“n3‘i‘|I"iI§ifi3i‘I'oUl:f'M‘
Saturday Se’pf.sf:4.-3' f..\V4’-‘dno€diy'.?";Sopt. 8,
‘Saturday .Sept..,;8j. ,_W’gdocgday§Sp|pt22,,«,.
"-Saturday .Oct.- 2. _Wod.It09d!)'- Q6’
Siiturdny: Octy’. I-6.: -..§V‘,e(_lnesdoy [Oct 20. I
;Saturduv Oct 30, Wodogodoyv-Nov. 3;
Saturday Nov 13, Wednesday Nov’l7f.M
Saturday Nov_,3’Z_.'_ .We’d1i,ggliiy Doc 1,
Saturday D,e‘c"II.-"i '\Vadh‘é’iday Doc 1‘-,
s..i.u'rd..y:Dec= 25‘. 1».=we.ineu'ia mes £2’:
For freiglit oifpiiséllgo npplyfto t;DWa\l{'fi_
K 'CO[J;.INS‘& CO.'. No. 56‘Wall-oté. N". Y:
BROWN. -:Sll‘Pl.l-ZY. Gt Co.. Liverpool.-;: 'E~.'.--By
Rotirinrs &‘:‘Coi. No. 1'3 King’: Arms Yard,
London; Joniv M_UNlI0l-I 65 Co., No. Rue No-
tre Dame dos Victories.‘Paris, or Gi:o‘.? fl.‘Dn_to
l’l2R.HilVrG. . .7 . . -.v. -7’
The o_\vneI's of these ship: will not be ac-
countable for-gold, silver bullion, spa-.ci_e.'j,o,wol'-v
ry, precious st ones or metals. linlesg bil|a,_of':,lI'.-
ding in re signed tlierefore, and the value thereof
therein expressed. , ._,
unw -Anmwcnnnm-T»
To Norwalk 6;. Danbury
.. v {.‘j1_u-V:-*~"' .
THE STILAMER PACIFIC, -.
Capt. _Ja.reph_By1:bce, ' I _
‘ ILL; run in connection with the I):jiI‘—
' bnry;t§' N'orwulk_ Railroad, to'uching"‘"‘|t
South Norwulk. as follows: , I I K" ._
Leaving Noiwnlk eve.-_i;y_f Monday. Wédneoi
day and Friday at B ._A._ M..' ‘Rettiriiing, _lmii'o
Perk Slip eve-y ',|.‘i‘lP!(il!y. 'l'lt_insdiij and Sat}.
urday afternoons at 1 o'clock. P. ' " I
Freight taken on reasomibte terms and attended
to promptly by agents on each and onion route.
Fare 50 c_cnts.— For p,a_sno'g_o or‘froigbI. op‘-
ply to the Captain on board. ‘ " ’
Sept. 851852. '
DANBUARY NORWAL-K‘
Rail Road Arrangement, 3
Commencing June 21st, 1852. Trlinl Iill
run as follows until Iurther, notice: ; Lava
Danbury at 6 45 A"M with pnucngou only.
“ 3 I5 P M pnssougerllnd froighlg.
RETUR I G, will lanvo -
So 0 rw all: at 9 I6 A M r asuengcrllnd fr'hI.
“ 5 40 P M passenger: only.
The 6 45 A M train from Danbury connect!
in o I walk with the 8 09 A M train to York
Passengers going cost can ‘loin orwolk at
9 13 A M.
The 3 15 P M train connects at Norflilk
with the 5 35 accommodation train to N. York‘.
and the 5 35 v xpress train to N ow Hmon-
Passengers froin'Ne'vv York will long 08 7
A M and at 3 30 P M to-connect with tninrop
this road. ' ‘ ‘ i '
E?" Stages will be in readiness on the irrivll
oftlie trains at the Ridgefield Station to coll"?!
passengers to Ridgefield village. Lowisborohgi.
écc. HARVEY SMITH. Sup'I.
mfimifli
N. ym-k‘a‘N.‘navon Rain-odd.
s’U.\1~.\ii-Lu ARE A GEMENT. ~-
COMM!-IFCING )f‘Ii‘t_' 3. 1852. _
Leave N Jrwllk for New Yfifbo
Special Train 6 o'clock _.L
Commutation 6, -38
Accommodation 3 9
.. : 3:.-,1o ; ' _5jo -' _ ,
Express "9 91 u
Accommodation _i 5 35
Express ‘ " 9 ' ‘ 53 ,
Leave Norvvnlk for New HIV"-
Accommodution train 9 o'clock 13 mi: All
, u 1 36 PM
Express ' 5 35‘
Accommodation 6 15
Commutation 7 43
Express trains West atop only at Stamford. ‘
Leave New York for Norwnlk.
Accommodation train 7 o'clock. 5 M
0- ll 30
Exp as 3_ 30 -- . P M
Special 3 50 ‘I I —
Express 4 15 .- =
Commutation 5 30
L-.-ave New Haven for Norwllk. -
Commutation train 5 30 A M
Ac-coininodation 7 ‘
“ 9 35
Express V ~ 1 15 P M
Accommodation 4 20
Express I "8 50 . V
GEO." W. wu is"r_Li:-in. slim.
J_us1_: gcceived. ‘ I
_ A large assortment of ridin‘e‘nnd_;;dri-
viug \VHlPS. splendid gentlemen’: and ladies’
saddles. trunks. vnlices. carpet boa.-. 6:1‘. ..F~ly
treats 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-
WM. B. SW.5N;
Hardware. cutlery.
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils !. :
_Fl.\‘CH has now on hand one of tilt
0 most extensive and well selactednsoohrt-.
rm-ms of foreign. doinestic and bui|ding».=hitrd-
ware. cutlery. ‘iron. ‘steel. ‘paints, oils, French
and American window glnss—ns.s0_I't9d ‘.-glzel.
agricultural impleim-n:s.hn_v cutters.corn chol-
lers. Ace. all ofwhicli, heywill sell at giricgofgoo
fying competition- Also. every deqcrlttflou of
carria ge liardwiwe. felloes. hubs. lP0|iB.|o 100,00.
upon the principle of 9‘ ImalI.|tt'ofiu.I|!*‘f..l'0I|‘f!
sales." . 'i- .-.
The subscriber is also agent for the ,u,lo-{of
Buswel l's i'l1inc'ral Paint’. vi hi.cb,is pi-qofI.!I'||.|I¢
fire. wnterund weather. and uncliangeablonil
durable mineral point. now in use. In fa,¢!._Iiur
assortment comprises in varioty-!I_1d- extant!!-
ness the t: would lm file a detailed doscmllloflo I}!!!
lie to cal and examine th'omn_lv_eI.' (lg
- iLvi-in spnotvs. B'urco’r'.7i{irivtio.'is‘iiycc
Cups. Napkin-Rifig'i.';&c.. Iilver and plo-
Books. Wallets.-Pofi Monin..'&c... _. - -— __.‘i.- ~
. i 1:. nisnnow;
. ».wnmuou;
S now opening the; largest icibnvnblltod
’ Perfumery. Fnncy- lGdod's.»»Port:MohIipo.
Wallets. Cutlery.‘ écc. ev’o.'9+ofi'oI‘ed=iirNb|-w_nlk.
Genuine Lu'bin’a‘Exti1Icts of ovefyzfllvoifggogo
fish French jhigd iG_erIn:a‘n -'CoIognq,-,2.-Podiiihg
_iItchels—. Sim,-Ilia‘; ‘Salts;-'IToilot S6opu.. Pgcjfl
Porfumesmo. Juno 1.
linings, patent loirlher, &c..ull pf whicl1,f1_Q,Ig']lI /
in its color. and is the best. cheapest.nn_d moot _
we therefore would respectfully invite thogpubo
ted I°'oI'k'ii°."firin pnnnml pocltot KnivoI,‘;P,$kOI f
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