4,-‘. ~ -
i -To tlaefiiabiie. ’ -
'FH'~E" ‘s’n,lisct‘ii’)eI'; P.Vei" 'grat'eful for past liivors.
wqtild sayito l'll.(t‘[)t1lt_llt2 tlialwe ‘shall try to make ‘
oui‘Aestiil)l.slimeyiit wot-thy‘ of th'eir‘iiati'ona‘,»_1e3-_-L X
We."have this day returned from the cit.y with ‘
ll lal-gefstoek of iieivigobds; ,S_oin’e, very 'fino
_l_d"tind' silver watchesjat a‘very lo\vpi'ir-.e-—-
i_'ea‘sf;pins. itiiigs, cliiiiiis.‘_lockets, pencils, &c.;'
these added to our former stock will give you ya‘
liri‘gb a'ssoi-tmeiit_to‘select- from; we"purc,hase
V for‘ cash and g'et'a- large discount ;‘ weknow we
can sella little cheaper‘ thaii cityor most coun-
tryi‘stot'es_;; ‘ E. '
South-Norwallfé Machine shop
. ‘HE public are rerpectfully informed that
’th_e‘ _Sl.1l)‘5(2|fll)f.’.l’ will continue the business
of Norton & Co., and he is now pre-
paredi to doall kinds. of Jobbing in _2ene.ral‘ma-
chinery; Die Turning ol"every description;
and Sawing in-all its varieties. "Brackets, Car-
riage-S,tiifi', &c_. _Also, \Vood Turningin all
its._various b_ranclies,»from the lai'i1est Portico
Pillars to an A-wl Halt. 'l‘urned Cs-da r Hitch-
ingiind Fence Posts are kept constantly on
han,il.. , y ‘
Thé"subs'crilier has also added to the above
est‘al5lislim‘ent-a'l' 1i‘oiiiiili'y for Brass Castings.
and he would be pleased to lill orders for any
and every, kind of .loblil'Iig in ll1lS line-
The facilities of the present proprietor ena-
ble =:l'lllT'l'; to ,c;uiirarite_e to do any kind of ‘work in
his.line which is done in any other city or
town. and_~l'ie,\vai'i'ants all work to give entire
satisfaction or no charge will be made.
N. B... Cash paid on delivery 'rm_- Eood Hick
ory Timlierl ’ M. M . NORTON.
South Not-‘walk. March. 13. 1852.
F: GEE AEN’
ss '
1)’
i,Jii+.=.?i eeceiwcti
Thoyfixaiiigest @t;ocl;
0flI§.jEa1If-J.@§7. ‘W’ §ii‘cQ'}jgJll® 17'? .
Goods,. atprices yyeifeczlyaston isliirzg
In fact, soiize Goods are almost
Gssoss Away.
Our aissorzfmemf of DeLaines, Cosh-
meres, Alpaccas, Poplins, Pe7'.~'z'an
DeLaines, T/ribet Cloth’, ZlIerz'no,
and OM87‘ DRESS GOODS W3
~/7362787‘ as good at 7J7’eS6??t_.
Our -Stock» of ‘Dress Silks is Immense.
consistingol‘ Black and Colored, Figured and
Plain, in all and every variety.
Broad Cloths, Cassiineres. Satiiicts,Vc-.st.-
ms;-3~m>d all other goods for l\Ien’s and Boys’
wéaris larger than ever before oli‘ered. ln
fact. Ladies and Gcritleineii can find any and
every article wanted for Dress, Use. or Orna-
mcrni, _n|](l‘.S1l‘.il)|‘_l(:_F!S that would astonish all, and
DEFY COMPE'I‘I'l‘lON. _Aiso, the Largest
Stock of Domestic Goods ever offered, and by
all odd_s_'_tl1e cl1_eapes_t _I)onft forget, the ~_
“Old j3B1'ic',i.ge ‘ §co:i:e”
Is.r/iapzacg for BARGAINS 1 2
r ' 0- J- GiiUli‘lAN-
'Noi"wa_lil<, Sep. 1,1851;
.4 ,3,‘
3.. — st :7“
1 ‘gr /_'\"‘ -_,._»
. .5 Q’ Text’?-L:
CHERRY TGRAL
‘ For the Gui-e or A A -
COTFGH3, :00L'.US, I
I-I0.&.‘.R.SEN'.E53.,. BRON-
_ CHITIS, 0Ri0UP., ASTH-
1VIA,'” 'VVHO0P'ING-COUGH’
’ .' A.ND- G,OI\'l'3.'U1VIP'I‘IGN'-
‘TlllS,fel)letly _is olii-.i-éd to tticiconnnunity with
the confidence we feel in an article which seldom
fails to realize tlicihqppiest effects that can be de-
sired. So wide is tli_e_tield of its u.<cl'uli-e~s and so
nnitierotis the f:.tsl’.S of its cares. that almost every
ection of the country abounds in pcixwii-=, Public‘
ly known. who have been restored from ala'ming
and even desperate disea.<cs,ol'tlie lungs, by its
use.” Wli’en’ouce tried, its superiority over every
other medicine ofits kind, is too apparent to es-
cape observation, and where its virtues are known,
the public no long_ver liesinte what antidote to cin-
ploy l‘Ut"lllt)v(ll_Sl_l'_eSSl.llg and daiigerous affections of
the pttlnioiiiiry organs_._whicli are incident to our
cliiuiito. And tl0l. onlyin the lbrinidahle attacks
upon ‘theiliiiigs, but for the ’milder varieties of
Coi.ns. Coutcus, HoAitsi:Ni-:ss,’&e., and for Child-
ien it is the pleasiititvst and siifest medicine that
tat: ...h:'ziiicd. No fainily should be without it,
:-ed it. iievvr will.
='1c lollowiiiiz Gentlemen.
7:1 tlic various sections of
2'.‘-“ttletl--Ctltill anil all as
' 7 ol'thi-: lll_*_{ltt3.~il <'h:it'-
. ~.:‘.eiisive \Vholcs:tle
. {l«T’.ll(?llCf3 unlimited
i: ::k. If there is
= _ vii ‘\lCC', see
' t'l‘ E‘.
‘-"-'rit1;.ri.=ts. hav-
' -'cr's Cllel'l'_V
2‘ ti: it it is the best
"i:l i»(\ll:ll‘V Cum.
-:’cople. And
~.'.~ coiiiposiiion,
:- -inmcnd it to
m’.»-'-il‘l(lellCe,- and
...a A. U for their re-
.! .' , I .
L‘ ‘It '1?‘-‘. . ;‘,’
ll‘.
.
~' "?=‘~‘on. Mass.
’ . ."-’uii'yliind.
.-- :‘.':>-:ne.
, (Ni -rleston, S. C.
V, , . ‘'4ll,fl’!.
" . :1‘-;., i.~.'. -\.il!e.‘Ken.
..,«x.« .2, '‘.,\‘'.,;‘r u, obi. Louis, Missouri.
.1. r-. -;-.;::i‘ r,l“Llt.'n't‘l', i.\loliile.,__Alii..
‘£.il..ev.x£o.t.*e A P9Cll,_Btll'llll_g__l0l'l, Vermont.
Haviland, l-lisley 65 ()0-. Augusta, Ga.
lsaac, D Jiimes. 'l‘i-enton, N J.
J M Townsend‘. Piltsbiiig. Pent}.
Clark 6: Co. Chicago, lll‘.
E E Gay. Burlington. Iowa.
.l\'._1_Ai Santos <3’. Son, Noilollz. Va.
Edward .Bi-iiigliiirst. \Viliiiirig.<=toii, De.
John Gilberr 55 Co. Pll.ll:tt,lPll)llltl, _Pa.
Z D 65 \V H .Gilnia=n.l_V.Vashington. D C‘.
J=~Wi'iglit. 66 Co, New Oi-l'eans. La. .
Watson. 'VVall <55 (70, Fort \Vayiie. Ind.
C C.-Richmond 6.: Co. San Francisco, Ca].
Lewis 6c,Airres. 'l‘all;rh:is-:ce. Florida.
B. R. ~Sti'on_z. ‘Knoxville, ’t’enn.
Chilton dc Duer. Little Rock. Ark.
Stiller. Slade 66 Co, lbexiiigton, Miss,
’ N D Labadie, Gatveston, Texas.
Chas Dyer. Jr,’ I’rovidence,- R. L
Jos. M. Turner, Savannah. Ga.
Wade. -Eckstein 65 Co, Cincinatti, Ohio.
‘Villa such n$sltl'ill1c£',‘ and from such man, no
atronger_prool'yc.iii be adducetl,'exce'pt that l'ounrl
ii at its;';,eli'er:_ts, upon trial.
Prepdriéd "anti "sold by‘ Jaines Aver; practicid
chemist, Lowell, Mziss. and for sale in-Norwalk l)_y
53 Bid‘ ell. and J ‘H’ ‘T‘4y.lo!, VVeatp9xt. "’
6
l
1' . ,-_-iv
Our stock of
. A. sm.r..ee:x,_
Book Seller and Blnder,
_ ' ’ASjust' returned from New York with it
A new and val uable collection ofSchool and
Misce'l'laneous Books. Al‘so',a large assortment
of Stntionei-y.incltiding Blank Books.Foolscap,
Letter-,and Note Paper, envelope, Slates. &c.,
which he will sell cheaper than they can be
bougzlit. for at any ot‘nersto1'e in Iliisviciiiity.
L5?-‘Books of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and. durable style, at extremely low rates.
and sat.isl'act.ien given to all.
Lookiing Glasses, Vi’il!o_w “Eire «Sac
$1 QUINTAR-D (K: SONS have at their
0 ware-rooms a few rods east of the bridge
a large assortment ol ca‘-ainet furniture, consist‘.-
ing in part of sofas. centre. card, book.tea, work
anp kitchen tables of various kinds, maiiogany
and black walnut marble top dressing bureaus
dlain dressing bureaus, common bureaus of 3
prices, some as low as $5 50. Muliogany, bl‘k
walnut and maple. bedsteads of various patterns
and pi'ice.s.soine as low as $2 25. Patentbed-'
steads that can be put up i_n three minutes and
without. a. key. Mahogany, curled maple. li‘.’k
walnut. kitchen and wind.-orcliairs. Cli'ildi'en's
table andtlow chairs. \Villow waggons. cra-
dles and cha'irs. Looking glasses of all sizes
and prices". fl‘Ot'll9.5 cents to 310. Spring mat-
resses.tlie best. and cheapest. beds in existence.
‘Vl/e will deliver any furiiitnre purcliascil of us
(in the amount; oléiill) or over) in New Canrian.
\Vilton or Dzirien free of charge and free from
damage.
Rc_acl_i/ .I.'l*I'arlc Cuffiiis.-—\Ve have constantly
on hand from 10$) to 150 coflins of miihogany,
black walnut. (!ll0l')‘_\' and whilewood of all sizes
and desoriptioiis,vvliicli can be litiriiished at a
few minutes notice. \Ve also fiiriiish shrouds
and evei'yt.liing neccssai-y for the interment ol
the dead, and will see to the (liggiiig of" graves
when requested. \Vo will attend l'unerais in
New Canaan, \Vilinn or Darien. without extra
cliarge. E. QUINTA RD oz SONS.
N.__B.——-Persons wishing to piircliase. burial
lots in the Norwulk Cemetery may make ap
plication to as. 4.511‘
A i.\'i«:w iimnir. or smm-.~.
Artificial '.'r:‘eeii3'ra!
I'll‘.-I i1tidei'sigiieillias inventodaimlpatcnteil
ii compound artificial basislhi'seltin,<1teetli.
qy wliich the process is rend:-.red much more
simple and easy than lieretol'ore——and trcziz/ccs
“LC erpcnsiz about one-half. Tito process is
entirely new, and as be.antil'ul as it is simple and
9t'.OllOtlll(‘t'll. Entire sets can now be furnislted
for $50; upper sets for $25. and partial sets in
proportion. A. HILL-, D. D. 3.
Norwalk. Nov. ‘loth. 1951. 45H"
Fess‘ Sara.
A" small farm situatetl in Darien near
the Brick Ciinrt:h. an-‘ii within live minutes’
walk of lhe'Dcpot. \\'ll(~'-l'G five or six traiins oi"
cars slop daily t.o and from New York-—coiisist—
ing of a gouil ti-.'o-story‘ dweliiii<_i_-iziittse, barn
and cowhouse. and other oiit-liuildiiigs. with
four acres ol" lirsl -rate la nd and in good condi-
tion._ On said place there is good orcliiirils ol
gi'aft'é.d fruit. it is pleasantly locaied.an'.l wcll
wor h the attention of any one wanting: it place
ofthat size. ,It. will be sold and is well worth
the iiione,V; For further pzirliciilars enquire
of \V. \Vhitney 5: Co. oi of G. Mather on the
corner by the ineet.ing-liottse.
N. l3.——ll' the above property is rot sold by
iho first of April it. will then be reiitci.l.
Dili'l0t),_ Feb. 526. 18.31’. » 12il‘
Cabirzet jlfrziszei‘ am! Underla/cc)‘ .’
(Two doors east of the Bank.‘
.5‘ T.-lfll FORD. C’ '.
H A V JNG l't‘('.€‘-lllly conmplcted an
extmisive alteration and improve.-
menl in his mtlittilisliiiieitt, and ex-
teiitleil the cciupass ol' his liitsiiioss.
wniilil i'c.~ipei:tl':ill_v iiil'orin the inh:ilii--
tants efthis and the adjoiiiiiig towns, that he
has now on hand and is coiistiintiy iii:inuli‘ictttr-
irig every ti(’.5Cl‘l[\lltttl of
€3.:.‘3iEE§s?E§’.i” 3.75..-.7'.e€i~.RE
iz; a good and ,r:e.iieral vai'ie.t,y of
Bcarlsitetids, T ables, l-Vets/islaiizis, Se.ci'ctarz'cs
Bziurcrizis, So as, Lye. tjic.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot. fail to suit the piircliii:;er.
Also. a variety of C[~fAlh’.S--liiiii-, cane. ling
and wood bottoms at various prices, togetlicr
with rocl-zers of every style.
Housolioldliirnitnreofany description mariti-
actuiedlo order at short. notice oi) the niost
3llS0l‘lill)l9 terms. Also a very extensive as-
irtment of
:i§_’altresscs, I’a.Zi'ri.s‘ses, Patent Bead-
stoatls, dye. dye.
Phat; can be set. up and taken down by any one
it less than two minutes. .
He has also a liaiidsoine assortment of the
nest: liisliioiialile styles of
i D
'lLo@Esa.:i1 @'I]'s@l3l‘3@tC:39
which he will sell as bite-ap as can be bought
any where. ‘
He is also prepared to furnish
COFFlNS, SilRt)Ul)S. CAPS, SCAl{i"S.&c.
ofevery description that. may be llf‘Sll'(~‘tl. or
that can be olitainod in the city ol New York
at. a moments warning. day or niglir, on the most
reasonable terms. He is also prepared to litr-
nish lteiir'ses. cari'iii_i_1e.s. see to the rliggiiig ol
graves. and to ttltvlitl toany other ai'i'i1ii_geiiient.
that; may be wislied tor the l'uuei'al l).‘()t:(-‘SSl0ll.
die. '.l'lio-so who may wish to keep the body of
'4 deceased friend several days. can he furnish,-;(l
with an ice box in which it; maybe pi"eserved a
week or longer if necessary. “
. it}. C. ‘WARREN.
Stamlbrd. Sep. 2, 1853. t
Ready Made Clothing.
TUE subscriber has on han'i.‘l and iiitemls
keeping ii good assortment. of Ready Made
Clothing 0 lall l:.inds. Also, a good assortment
of Cloths. Ciissiiiiercs. and Vestings, which
he will make up to order in goodslyle and at
slit-nft notice.
N. B. l’ai'tict.larattention paid to cutting.
’ ’l‘lIunlAS RILEY.
N~orwalk. Feb. 25, 1851, 9
F035‘: AND SEALS.
LEASE call at my store and look at: the
inost, br'.'mtil'ul, ricl'i,' spletltlltl and fa Slll0l'lll-
“le -l0‘ ‘_‘l£10l<_l and plated Fob Chains and Seals
ever‘. ollered in this niarliet.
niiril 26. o. E. Dl.SBRO\V.
. ,Zinc Faints.
O. 1 or snow white, ground in oil.
'2. , silver “ “ H
3 « grey ‘ is H u
Brownstone color, for sale by '
'1" L 6: J R PECK.“
-‘South Nerwalk. May 18:32. ' .
P03‘ Sale. .. .
ONE-PlO'R’SE \VAG‘(z'ON,in good con-
dilion, is oll'ered for sale chea-p. ' inquire
at. this ol'lice._ ' - . - ~ ~ - -
' ' ..'iWanted,t
,._Sl'l"UA'l‘l0N for an .iiite.llig’ent Lboy, ‘tee?
1 . -‘years of 'a'_.<1_6. in- some good liiniily, where
he would be Vvllllllgx to. iiiiike himself generally
aiseful. Eioqttire at .tli'iso_fii'ce..
'--.
_ fa'ctiureir’s prices by
smidie L
i ." ‘ ' - .i. »‘-. . . w'- »;.u :- ; ,;
H ' '- ' -~ 't -5t -. -‘ F 7 . , -
V‘, , - ~ ' I ~‘«< . . } 14'. :-.‘>- 3;; ,7.‘
-A r , . . . .
' -.: -2 ‘« . i q . - I.*:;:j; _
‘ -' ' ‘ .1. .. .' ,..,‘ . i., .. * ,-
' HE‘ ; "3_z=i;tb_se'i'iber 3 g‘i:atel'iilly’ iicli nhexiillcidiiies '
4 the libe‘i'a'l pat.ro‘n‘ii—ge; lresl"owe.d,_on liiin.tlte
§past«~fi\'e yeii_rsrby_y.the citizens of'this and the.
1-'a'djoini‘ng towns: ii~titll'w‘oiild inforrn i them =" that
he has constuiitlyon hand a«la_‘rge'tissoi'tin.entof
Saddles, Hanzess, .Tzrzn2lt.9.. Vczlices,
_* Ccz7y9ct- Ba'g.s,'VV/zips, "aye; i L
which he will sell much less jtlian can be ‘pur-
chased elsewlieie. The best of niiiteiials are
always used and perfect satisfactio'i~i tzunranfiecl
on all work executed atthis establishiuent.oi'
the money returned.
@"We hove now on hand and are making
up to order. several setts of very light. and tasty
double and single HARNESS, which will be
found superior in neatness and beauty of finish
and workmansliip. to anything ever exhibited
in this market l;iei'ot'e._&j3 . ‘ A ,
Special attention paid to Rrpahing, irhic/1.
_will always be done at the sliortesl notice
and in tire nealest aiaiiizrr.
@Just. call and see yourselves. gr;
F. l5P.ADLl«lY.
april 96] Ull(it’l' Connecticut Hotel.
Elorweik iE§Et1‘i13SF.-=‘i
-. AME SABBLERY '
Esiirtisiiarai,
./Ve:L‘t door to Danbzzry a.-nd .Noru'aZl:
Rarilroad Depot.
(F NE of the inost. splendid and vai ied assoit-
inenls of Goods and ‘s'Vari-s in the above
line ever‘ seen in this part. of the County can
no\v lie lound at the old and well known stand of
.
( Oppo.s'z'.z‘e e‘ .7Voru=o//5 I-IoteZ,)
Who is coiifideiit.tliat the reputation be has
ncquiri-.d in his business is 21 sufiicient. _t_zuaran
tee to his old customers and the public of the
superiority of workmanship and neiitness of
design and liriish ofall articles purchased at his
stoi‘e,pi'el'ei'ring that. his work should pi-nise
him rnthe.r than to trumpet: abroad his merits
witlrhis own lips. r .
E2;c7'_i/ article 7722. his [-1116 Zllczrle 07'
1'i’q)az'7'erl at the sliortcst rzotifce and
upon the -most 7‘(’(ZSO:‘2o’Z)[c terms.
may 8, 1852.
NE\'YORK
Ciebinet, Chair, Sofa. and
Bctiiiiiig illplieistr-.i'3»' lisiithlisiinicnt
A-'1‘ S}-2\V C.-\1\‘AAI\', CT. -
HF. proprietor of the above is prepared to
the above busini>ss.and keeps on hand lbr sale
at low prit.es bedsteads li'om $1 75 cts to 554 75
of maple, &c.; cottage 13 walnut from $810 S-.'1-l
—-maho'.any from to $5.30; bui'earis from $4
to 939. initlioeiiiiy front ; _all mahogany extra
from $19 to $35 with marble top &c; rule joint
tea tables from 552 50 to $4; inalingaiiy do fioir.
$6 to $30: tzliairs front 37$ cts to $8 each ; sta nds
and wash stand from $1 to $14 ; sofiis sprin_i_v
seats and hiiirr: otli coveretl front to $9l);
mattresses from $1 25 to -‘.‘3l5; coini'orters tioni
75 to 75 ; fealllei's very low ; ii'iatIresse.s
curled amiss. curled hair &C-. "W3 PVt‘i'_\‘l.liiii!.’
per cent. less than can be. ohtiiinei_l i-lsotvliere in
the ::otrnti'y, and eve.-_\ftliin_:: sold at his estab-
li.-linient is \\'llll‘tIlllf,‘Il to be what it is sold for
A lot of ctittiige bed posts for sale , a cunstaiit
supply on hand ; ('l(‘.tllt‘l'S supplied at, reduced
pl'l('PS. 'l‘urninz dune neatly.
N 3--lieiiilyimiile cnffiiis constantly on hand
til‘ all sizes and qualities at low prii-i-.<. and will
attend to the iliggiitg of graves and will furnislt
ever_\*tliing I‘ll".('('SSfll'_\' for the ll1lf’l'll‘~(’.lll" of the
!lt".’l(l. Fniieriils will be ziltetiderl F.-‘ilil it lie-arse
C\‘i: tiuequalled for respect, free from extra
(-l1:1l"l{Z('S. Iletv York (‘,‘:ihiiiet and Upliolstoiy
Estahlislinient. New Canaan, Ct. 4'3
Earsi.
V THE subscriber having opened and furnisli-.
ed a new Marble Yard in Noi-walk, near
the head ol Main stre.ct.would i‘c.~.:pect.t'nl-ly so-
licit. all to ltlV0l' him with a call, and examine
New Wairieie
his stock and workinansliip. He intends hav-
ing on hand constantly it full assortnrent of
Aniericau and foreign Marble, and the work-
manship of it superior style. Moniimenls.
'l‘oinbslo.'.es. counter and table Tops,&c., (Sac.
fut uished at the s‘hoi'test oider and on reason-
able terms. JOHN H. VVEEKS.
A Norwalk, Nov. 5th, 1851. ' 4
5
Sportsmen Attention. ‘
HE spriii;i__ campaiii is now open. please,
call and examine our stock of Trout poles
Reels, Lilies. Hooks, Biisltets, Flasks &c.,
\Ve it re also hourly expecting a notlier invoice
of those Superior double and single barrel
Guns made expressly tolonr order and which
are too well knowto need pulling.
HOLCOMB dz LYON,
83 \Valer Street, Briilgepoi-t.
' DFFIN PLATES ru.-..i.i{é~ai5z short no-
tice. c. 2. DlSBP.O‘\V.
Bow and Agency Notice.
‘ OR.’ ‘HlE\G'l‘()N G. bi\' l.<.'l‘l-l EN. con-
tinues to pi-ai_-tine Law in the Siipreme
Court. to attenrl to cases bel‘oi'e Congress. to
pmsecute Claims and settle accounts iigiiiiisl
the Departments and Boards of Commission-
ers. to procui'e patents at. home and abroad, to
collect. debts. dividends. legacies and’ inhei'~itiin-
res in any part of the United bftates and in
/bi'é2',r__rn cnurifrics. to make investments offnnds
in Loans and Stocks and on Bond and Mort-
gage,and to negociate the puicliase and sale of
Loans. Land and Patent Rights in any State
of the Union. 7
Ptll'[l(Elllill' attention paid to California Land
'l‘itle cases coming up to the U. S. Supreine
Court on appeal.
Communications prepaid, aildressed to
VV. G. Sne.t.hen, 5,Carroll Place,,Capilo‘l I-]i_ll
Xvasliiugtou, D. C., will meet with prompt at-
tention. - ’ 7 2]tl'
Vvtnoovv o LASS.—50l)_bnxes French
and American WiudowV'Glass,,for sale
atdcity prices bv _ ~ - p
~ 66 QUINTARD.
STREET
; . ‘OES.——50 dozen 'l‘u.ttle.’s' cast.
‘ for sale by the dozen. to dealers at miinu
‘.
execute any thing lielonging to either of
ot'sti'iiw,tr-:i gt‘:-iss, patent pi'eparorl (‘.t'tl'l‘- liiisk:
ever vrislietl for at equal low prices at least 535' A
,s.!e.e| Hqes .
....I-Iat.s’.;iC;ap's_. ace. j
‘~ 1 THE‘ NOR\VALK EM PORIUM. .«
"V-|_V_:l1'I"::;s.i1l.i?acribeit; hiiving ,f_ii'i_'i'cli:rsed.;t‘_li_'ia old"?
’- stand of H. C. Randle..i_s now prepared to
'otl'er "as €fiI‘.¢3IIf‘ or: greater» .inducern,em_s ‘to; pa 1'-
lch‘nsers.of t__lie.ali_ov_e ;niim.etl‘ni-ticles. than _h,i_i,ve‘
ever ‘before. been presented:_to tliiscoiiimunity.
Call and HX§flllD8'f£7l''ffflt}I‘S6iveS. 7.: . -_
: ' Z —.D\V«lD,COMST,OCK,.Jt'.
_ Nor-walk.»F-eb. ‘lst; 185‘2_..: - , - .
. . ; I'.or.—S,a1e. . . -
in ~Cl’N_E of-the rri‘o‘s_t beaititilttl i_'esidence’s
-dielween N. York and N. Haven. situati=d.in the
centra|_—.pai-t. of the village of Norwalk, with
House and Burn nearly ,3 new. About; three
fourths ofan fl('I'e_.()f2t‘0llll(l. with alir ost every
vai'iefy of fruit and lioweisi, that can he desired.
For particulars enquire at this otiice. , ' 25m‘
.N._B. As,i'_e.l'ei'eiice ishad to us. we can say
ti-let it is rirre that so desirable and eligible, El;
place. is'nlTered for sale. upon anything like as
low tel-ms.—[Ed. Gazelle.
To Let. .
STORE and tenement. for it small fami-
ly. at South Norwalk. lormcrly owned by
Fitch "dz Fe-wler. Enquire at. this office.
Notice.
LL persons indebted to the snbscribei'
whose. accounts have stood over one _t‘ear
are requested to call and make. inimodiate pay-
im=ni_ oilierwise. their accounts will be put in
on officer's {mods for coilcction.
N. \VOOD.
4
Jan. “.6, I852.
E AY SA LT by the sack or linshel. for sale
cheap at ' Ai.Li~:n, l\1i-zrticcit 8.: Co's.
F. B.\ BFil'Frl“S:(i0t7tl)'lt! refined siili-,riitu.=.
. in :1 ii and pound papers; also his colo-
brated Soap Powder, at A. M. «Sc Co's.
URN Cream '6? Tartar and Yeast Pow-
ders, at 1'5. M 6: Co’s.
A new lot of Crockery and Glass \V:ii'e this
day rec'(l at A. M. (5.: Cu’s,
July ‘20th. 1852.
“ THE BLOOD 123 THE Ll F E,”
\
In, the Lmigiuigze of Scripture.
’ Dr. I§.£'§».3'.-.S.'5§‘...'3'I’S
st’ ~ as W ~ i
(H C. I E] L .
Pi-om its own merits and great works. this wine
is last -bcciiniing the lirvoritc niediciiie .-iinoiig cvo-
(.‘l;lS.~‘ of people. Kiimvn a.<'tlin iiiiisl-rfliirietit rom-
--d_v_ for gt-iioial Deliility. N-i.-rvoirs .-\ll'cctiniis. Con-
snmptivc Di-i-line. Ciiiaplziints of tie Kiiliii-_v.-
ll(’ili'l. l.iiii;:.~'. i.-.iid aliovc all for discii-cs ttl'l.~‘lll;__'
from impure liloodaiidliabit of tho Systern, uni-
nent nicniliers at tho hltttllctll Faculty have sung.
tioncd and tt(lu[»lt_‘(l the use. of it.
DR. I. A. S'l‘-XNLEY,
A celebrated i’liysii-iaii. in a letter from Prince-
ton. Niew Jt¢l'.~'(’}'. dated N-iveinln-r l6, 1849, de-
rltiros that in all his oxpcrii-nce ho had never seen
iiiiilliiiig to compare uitlilhc Forest \Vine and
i~oii.-ti-tiitional l)ehilit_v and oft-.rol'iiloiis ill’F*.‘.(.'lliyl’lS
whit-h it cured in an iiicroililile short time. Alllnllg
the ini-mlnersnl' thc bledittiil Fairitlrv of New Yuri.-
who have \\'llll(’.~‘$((l tho j__'l't,'tll i'i.~.~iilIs of the For-
est. Wiiie. and l’t"t'{lfllll'l('llllt‘tl it in iiiiiiicroiis coin-
plaints will he liiurid the niimes of the (‘F,‘lI*l))'.'|l('(l
l)r. ill. '1‘. Goodman. Dr SI Mott. Dr. L (:llCl'._~‘P-
ni:in. Dr Chiltiiii. Dr Vin Brown, Dr Marviii, Di
.l M Moreau, and others.
'FEb'l‘lMONV
Of" Johnson Burke. :iliighiy respectable citizen
of \Vavcrl_\_' l‘la(-e. New York;
DR G lI.'»\l.SF.Y.-—
U¢':'tl'SlI'--l Bi~‘l€(!lll the Forest wine :i.-zthe King
ol' Mciliiziiizis. It has done for me in five u~ei-.l{_-
what tliri-e l’hysi«;-inns l'.~iilod to do in as inaiiy to-ar.-'.
in lS~f:'i.l l,l€‘f‘1lTTlP.1l Victim til‘ the llr'::lll DlSt‘lt$P
.-ind Nervnits At°tcI:tioii.=._wliicli have ii(,-i-u _i_ri-mvin._y
rill inci»,vi~i'.~iiir.is. until ] prt;cui'i-ii _\-our Fl||'95:l
\Viiii.- and l’il s. :iltlioii_:_ili I hail w.-i-to-d .<t“.’i‘l'ill him-
ri-d dolliiizts lirr lllt~‘.(lll‘ill ttllI’.ll(littl(‘r’. Dirt-ii-2 llu»
' la.~:t. two _\'a=:ii'.-‘ l ‘.V:i.~' iilnligcil to keep my lmii.<i-
iii-aily all nl'lhc time. and _'__!-‘IVP up i)ll.~‘.i7?t‘.\‘.\' in on”.
-'<'tpieiii~e of toy ill hcalili.- l l\7it_l lo.-‘t iic.-iil_v all
liiipi-s til‘ i‘oi-oi-'i*t'_\'.'ti:_v r-.i~.liipl:tiiit‘wii~* til‘ that i-l:is.-
niiilt--r \\ liich "ii.iliirc siiiks and li‘li- lit.-cmncs a bur
litctt " Si-eitig your Forest wine. iitlviwtisi-(l l
rum-linled to give it a lri-il. and hi-fore lllllilllllg llw
Ihird bottle l ten lll-It: ii tlilTr~I'ctit pi-r-nii, and was
able to ri~.<iiiiio liiisiiiess :rg:iiii. ei:tii'el_v ciirnrl by
l:tkinL' livc liuiltlrgs For the lwnelil of tlin.-‘e ziiiliiw
led with siniilarcorn;-laiiits you are at liberty to
blisli lliis. Ymlrs. t\'c..
.l()l‘lNéUN BURKE. i\"2ivcrly Place, N. Y.
[ill
The following 'ccrtilicatc, voluntarily given by
i\‘lrF G i\liis.<e_\-, a. re.-pect::blc and well known
citizen of C‘..ibne.=. New York. is an (‘.\’ltl(:llCE
wiiich mu.-it aemnvc alldoulits ul'tlie ggreat efiicac-_v
oftlrc Forest bl/’l‘tTt.' in CiENlil{z\L Dl:iBIl.l'l‘Y,
l.\'eIir:ilgi:i, Aflcctions ol'tlie Spiucand l\'iiliw_vs.
This is to ci-2rtil'y. that l have used Dr. Halsey‘.-:
F:it‘t.‘sl wine in my Faraily who the nioiii oniirc suc-
cess. My wife was badly afllii-.t(-.d with Nl‘>lll‘ill?yla.
:ili‘ection til the Spine and Kiilneys, and gem.-i'i:l da-
liilit_v- She found spa’-:ei'l_v rcliefand regained her
lioapli. by the use ol‘ the l"oi‘.'i:<t wine.
From my own kiiiiwliulgc ul'lhis excellent medi-
cine, lcontidentlp raconinicml it for the good of
mliers who may ce siilliiriiig with similar coni-
plaints° It is the [rest lllt-llltjlllt: with which : am ac-
ipiniiitcd. and those nhn arc &lmiClt‘(l with ‘the
above, or any si_tniint‘ discascs, inay .-=al'i-ly rclv on
its virlttcs. E G MUSSIEY.
M OR E 'l'l7iSTI‘-HONY FROM CQHOES.
Dr G Hill try.
Dear Sir—-My wife last autumn was reduced to
a low state ofiliebility My fa I ily Pliysichiii advi-
si.-il her to take your Fore.-t wine. Ace‘ordiii_gl_v I
wont to M r 'l'crr_v's. _\'onr’ agent for this towii. and
procured a bottle of it wliicli l'e.~'tut'cd heir in a very
short time to perfect health.
Hl‘.NR'i' DONALDSON.
Coliocs. April l3, ]t‘5tl.
The tcstiinony of npwarils of three hundred in
dividiials, some of“ horn were alllicted with dread-
l‘iil7ili.<nrili2i's and C()ll.~'ltll.-'l'l‘(l iiicnr:ilile.ni:iy be seen
at Dr Halsey’s prim-ipal office. 'l'lii: following are
sortie of them re.-sidiiig in this city :—-
‘lilr Aaron S Smith. ]ti7 Prince .~t.. ollice in wall
st...’ wits-long .'=l"V(-.'l'(‘ly alllicted with rrdiseiise of ihe
l<iihte.Vs':ind bladder. 'l'lie. best medical skill ans-
wercil no purpose. He tried the Frirest wine and
it. met his i:asc,:ind he was coniplr.-rely cured by
the use of tour bottles and a box oi’ the Forest
Pills.
Mr Jacob Boll. mcrcli:'int in Pearl st., was lord
year.-‘a inartyrlo .<everc ltlienrnatir Pains, and could
"find no rclicl until he used the Foro.:it wine and
Pills. and l'e('(t\'cI'P.rl by taking six bottles and less
lhaii a box oi’ the Pills.
The t'r-.mark:ihle‘ efl'icaco_ ofllie Forest wine is
Very siriiiiiigiii the case of the Hon S l Brown.ol'
Virgzinia. \\'ltt|>\'Va'.~‘ cnrrtl in a liiw lionrs time (Ir a
set: re’ attack of Biiions Diarrliaaa and gent-'2r:il pros
tration of bodily eiwrgzy in a few rl:i_v.< time. On
the arrival Ofltllsgeftllfitfltltt in New York in March
he was so weak and nervous lion; the eiiicts ol"
his ill nose, that he could not write. and reqiiirod as.
sistancc to enable him to walk to his :ipartnii=iit.—
'l'hc wiiiewas sent for. and he rocovcrecl by the
use of i.»..-'..~ rbana bottle of the wincand a single
dose ol‘ the Pills. ' .
The Forest wine and Pills are recommended as
an eflicient and certain cure in the following com-
plaints : _
Dyspepsia. Habitual Cosliveness. Liver
Complaint, Asthma,» Piles, Obstinnte
Heatlarhe, Bilious Disorders, Plin-
- ples, Blotches and unhealthy color
of the skin. Jaunnice. Acne and
.Fever.Salt.-rlienm, Erysipelas
Complaints incident only to
Feinnles. Liiiigiiisliiiig
weii;ness.Ni_glit Sweats .
N er'vous .Di: orders,
General lll Health
and iiupaired state
of the Consti-
tution.
ii?‘ Genet-nl;Depot for. Halse_v‘s Forest
.Wine, N025 1-2' Spruce st.. New York. $1
per.l3'_ottle. or 6 liottles for $5‘. Twenty five
.cenl9 zlleribox for too P'ill's.- . - .. ~_ x "
F0; sale by \V- E. BISFELL.
Pills. at the sonic limo relatliig sr-t'e~i'iil r:a.<c-3 oi’
. __..Wii;I4iA’Ms"‘8E‘i€U_1_€)ii“‘sf’ _
Eini'grai'ion and Foreign: Exclmin
No. 40 Fulton Streer,~_New:_York, _.a7r.d_,ll5;
. . Waterzaa:.
Sailinfiponcliiallgy from L2.l.‘:cl7"]70(_>l.‘,03rt. lire. Isl,
6!/L. 111’!-.16!/_i. 2_1-st and 26th eacli. month,
and com‘prise‘thé' folloicing spiciidid ships.-
1700
Universe. Cuptiun Biid.
Jacob A. W’estervelt Hoo_dles’s" ' 1600
\Vm. Rathbone ' Spencer A 1900
’l‘iconderogu Boyle 1300
Princeton ‘Russell ‘I400
lrena V , _ Vilillutins 1200
Minnesota Allen " " ‘I000:
Silas Greenman 7 Spencer 1()tlt)
F} C Si-ranton Spencer 1500
Leviathan» Knapp -1500.
\Vm H Harbeclc Mar.-hall 1500
Guy Mannering Ei'eeiiiun 1600
\Vasliington Page Qlllltl
Enterprise Funk . 1000
t\bet‘t‘l(§a.*1‘ I{impp ](]()l)
Riirharil Alsop fittlllll 1000
Niagara Smith 1000
Dt*.wll.l Clinton Funk 1300
Illarmion Hntlley 1000
Sandusky Berlnod I-2t)t)
Owegzo llubliard 1500
Ftobert Kelly Barstow 1400
Now Ship Edi\'ai'ils . 1750
, These Ships arethe most iniigiiifii-mittliai
have yet; been built. They are com-rramded
by able and exp-~.rienced Captains, famed for
their nautical skill and kind trent.nicnt to emi-
grants: and their iiccominodations forCahin.
Secoiiil Cabin, and .qi6t_’l'll_—_6 Pas.-'encers. are
vastly i»;tiperior ti.~ those of any other Line.
The Ship’s allowance of Provisions coinpri
ses flour. oat-meal, bread. potatoes, peas or
nmitis. riceanil vinegar. \\'lllt'l') is dealt: out to
the p:isseii;y-.r.- once or twice a week during
tlitivoyiige. at the rate it 10:]; lbs. per week
fiir i-arh adult‘. and hail" allo~.vniicel'0i'cliildren
' iinrlertwi>.lve. years; and in rrilcl't.’inn., ?u the
above. it liu-ther llllll\\‘tltlC!‘, iicconling to :1 info‘
not of the Boitish Parlianient. of two i-z. tea.
half lb. sugar. and half lb. lil(ll:lSSt'S.l0 each
adult. weekly. with three quarts uatvi‘ daily.
in all cases where any of the persons paid‘ for
decline coming out, the full passage money is
‘returned without any deduction.
Persons residing in the oounti-‘y that diesire
to send money to their liieiitls in the Old Conn-
try, and wi~hin,q to save time and expense. can
have it done in a snti-liii-toi'y.. and correct
manner‘. by eiielosin: by Post. to the SHl)$ft|l
l)(’l'.~‘, the sum they wish to send. with the
name and achlress of the party who is to re-
ceive it. when it ilrat-i. on the nearest Branch
totheir residence will be forwarded by fin-st.
steainer with as llltlcllwpflllftllitlllly as if the
person seiidiiig it was preseiit, and a receipt
returni-d For tl‘iemone_v by next mail.
.'\'car the Bridge, 1\'orzcul/c. Cami.
EPULCH l.-{AL Moiiunieuts and Grave.
k_ Stones of every variety ol' patt‘ei'iis, and ol
the most skillitl workmansliip. The best as-
,-.;..i-tmcnt of Aiiicrican and Foreign Marble,
kepl. i:onst'.intly on hand.
Pei-siiiis. wishing to procure .\Ionnme.nts or
Marlile \Vork,areinvited to callaiid
any kiiidol
giiiu n |)(B|'.~()llill inspectioii ol his material
km. i-znia n.<l’iip, as this will be more s:itisfat:t.or)
than to |illl‘(Zl]ilS.(‘ of Agents witliont nnnpport.u-
nity ofiestnig thequalily el the article con
titicteil l'ni'.
t".§.*?'° 'l‘lie Letteringantl Ol'ntllTlGl‘tlttlW0l'li is
P}§i'-‘('lllt=.t’l by an expeifiencetl workinan and can
wnrraiit it to give entire satisfaction.
May. 18'-2.
Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
ing Store. '
HENRY llANDl*IS renews ngaiii
g lii3 acltiiowleilgineiits to the public and
his liieiids fortheir geiiei'oi1s pttll'()lln,gé
during the you r past. and hopes to merit: an un
intei'i'upted coittinuiiiicc of the business rela
tiouship wliii-h he has so long maintained with
this ciiiii-iiiiiiiity. He will be iiioiiil new at his
new Si.’-rl‘tl opposite the store of Diinoii Finch.
where he wi.! be happy to see. and se..rve his
old liictitls iind the public. The cliaracter of
his work is too well known to need it word of
praise. It. comprises every article of incrfs
and children's wear, with [-"tubbers and Over-
shnes in tlieir season, for ladies and gentlemen.
Fli\'Dli'\'ClS of the best quality, and in any
quantity, suited to the wants of the ci'alt.
Norwalk. April ‘.20. 185:’.
ARASOLS.-—A good assortment for sale
at ;\l()Ul.'l‘0N'S. \VPSl|tfll‘l.
Wfi EAD Ex‘. FULME R75. Urotori Notzillic
1. Fire Proof Paint.—'l‘his iii-ricle is ac-
knnivlerged by all w|io_have used it. to‘ he so-
perior to any ot.her P.-i'nt in use. It. is proof
agaiii~t. the action ct’ the weather and lire. and
ls i.-lieraper than other paints in i,-oiiseqtience of
its tiikiiig less oil to mix. and covering much
more sit-rface. twice as much as some. Give it:
atrial. D. FJNCH Agent.
New spring Goods.
l'Fi'l‘ received a lar,¢1,e supply of new goorls
Tnose in want of lia'r_::iiins. will do well to
callsoon. MALLURY ('56 LE“/‘ES.
‘W Asron OIL and Sweet on of the first.
J quality For sale at. \VEED'.\',
SOLAR and fluid La.-rips of all kinds.
C F.. DISBROVV.
’ A l LS.—-500 lu-gs lt'all liiver nails a.~i~'0§'letl
from 3d line to 7 iiii-lies. for sale by
.°__l_'l‘l-’.E r11‘ & QUINTARD.
Silver and Plated Ware.
SH ALL keep a liirge assortuieiit ofsponiis.
forks. liiitter-knives. SllQill'-SlltWPl.~‘. lailles.
Etc. For the spring trade. Pnr ~liasers will find
it to their ailvziiitiige to =br.ry of‘ me. and liave
their sizoons llitl’)(lSOIltPl.\-' engraved and warrant-
ed, rather tliun to get them of_pedlei's.
C. E. DISl_3R.OVV. '
US’? REC-‘D. a ltll‘_9_8 lot. of slioemaker:
leather splitting ll".tl"lllllP5- by
HENRY HANDES.
Camphene Lamps
‘OR stores. a new article; also, some new
patterns of fluid La mps.
C 6: E K LOCI~2W'OO‘D.
gANGES and heaters. sold and set.
i — C & -E K L.
~ .. ' JUST RECEIVED.
i A fine lot of new. plain and fancy
Sirclilles. Bridles, \Vli-ips, 'l‘runks.C’arpel; Bags.
Va.li(:es.‘e'>2'.c. 8.-Sc. the liiijgestiiiitl most beauti-
ful assortinent ever ofl"ered 'n1’tliis town. Cull
iind see for yourselves at -BRA DLEY'S
april. 26.]?
Selling of!‘ at Cost.
'l'[-TE remaining stock of Jewelry foririeily
l‘lf‘»l0ll,‘1l‘tl,°_ to the Estate of C. A. Durai.d is now
ofl‘ered_at cost. _ , _ _ .
‘ ' ‘V. "E. BlSS_ELL, 'I"t't'1ste‘eo.
Norwalk Apr. 19th, 1852.‘ =
'te'a....s’t"ai:é§.‘1Vrai1.zstemnqmzg
Road, Li3verpool.. ;,
The 915" B1ack.,Sli=Ir “'10, '05 ‘iP§l9l€9l~S;
and.
Under Connecticut Hotel. 5 1 ‘
i L. l’erl'umer_v. Fancy Goods. ‘Port Monaies, *"
. .‘i-Tiri=rr.9.i>i-.r:
i:.,N E.\.V...)T.5itiI:(
'l‘*j‘e:ii’iiip_~.s, ctilhpposingjthis‘-liiii§f’ii’r§‘flie‘ftilliltfliiii
Aritis:ii«=$.0ri.rt>Wssti.Pis-i:i‘é;oifnr: iisgegi;
A’,‘.F'“,-9.7.: Q?‘ l.’.t'.-I:,‘_‘9.°'a |ll‘..C,0VlI‘t:Sl"O:C_k,.
" ’1\1)uiLa'i"Ic." Cnpf '’G'i‘ti’l'lo'ii. ’ L
-T1‘.li.i:s_s2 esl.-ins ..l"!Y9. .b.e.9.u .!iii'i.tt_liy.co,ntirnct3.isit..’ ,
pressly fol‘Q'l)\‘£1‘l]lI1%n£~,sertirga,;,-Evg"y cm-'5
lilas_liei-en l.3ll£8I)“l’l'I theri"constirot-tion. as, .!Il50.,in.' ..
tieir i names ‘to insure ‘s"r A ' ' " "
and lllP.ll?,tl(‘.ITO,|’lll'lt ulations
ttrtequnleil,l'or elrgiinceand comloigr;
piissiiqe from Neiv York to.LiverpnolVi'n- "firs:
class ca_bin._ $l20; in second do. :_S'i'0; °xe'u‘_'
sive use of extra size‘:-late rooms. 3300; front
Liverpoql to New York.f.:€30 and £20‘. Alf:-H
No berth secured until paid for. ~ ,.
i=aoi>osi;o iiA'r_Es~oif SAI_LIl\‘G.- is'si-t.,t="
i»~no.\i NEW ronK.; ’ FRO)! x.ivi-ziu-oqy.
Saturday Sept. 4; "\\7edoé_sday .$'épt. “*
Saturday . Sept. .18. Wetliiestlity;Se|il 2?‘,-.,~
S"l“"'~lll_)' Oct: 2. _\Vednesiliiy Oct é.-L.‘ -
\Vednet-zday. Oct 20,.
Saturday Oct. 16.
Sntiirday Oct: 30. \Vodm-sdny Nay. 3' ,
Sttltlrtlny NOV 13, \:V(1d[)9’sd;l.‘1 N0v_-17'
Sat.ttiilnyi”'3ov ‘27. \Vi-diiegilusv Dec '1
Sattirday Dec 11. \Veilii'egd;iy ]')e-c"1=‘:
Saturday Dec 25. | \V,ednesd_ay Dec.‘.?9.‘ "
For l're.iglil or »pa'ssa_2e apply 'm’...i._-D\VAR*D
It. COLl.li\‘S .5: (.70.. No. 56 \v..ii.si.;iNi.
Bnow.\'. -\'ii'PLi~;Y. is‘. Co.. .Live.rpoo’l.;.-El.
Roui~:m's 66 ('o.. No. 13 Kine’.-s Airns 1';n‘rrl,-:3
London ; Jens Mvmim ck‘. Cc_i., l\'o. Rue N0.
M1‘ Dame dos ‘Victories. Paris, or Gt-:0. H.Dn.§-
rt-zit. Havre. _
The owners ol'.tliese ships will not" be‘ nit-
couutnble. lor gold, silver bullion. specie, jewel-
l‘_Y. precious stones or metals. .tll'ill‘.Ss bill; of la-_
ding are sigiied tlioi'eloi.':-, and the value they-eof
tl'ici'r~iti expri-sseil. A '
NEW £.BRA1\'£GBI‘.‘II‘NTF' ~
To Nerwalk &. Danbury!
' .
-4 I ...‘==-—“‘-:
l
ILL l‘i)-‘l in coiinection with the
THE STEAL Eli” A C
V bury t§-- Nnrwnll. Rnilroail, touching. at.
;«’i A. ~ .
ii
i ‘ L’ “-‘i
'(W!‘.''- “W I
' IFIC, -5
Capt Joseph B_i/.1-bee.
South l"oi'w:ilk. as follows :
Lniiving Nttl\':lll§ every Monday. Wetlniei;
(lay and l9 tiday at 8 A. M. Returning, l6tl_V¢’.
Peck Slip every '.l"iie=dii_v, 'l'liiiisdny and Sat.
nrday alternoon.~z at 1 o‘(-lock. F. M. , A
Fri-iglit taki-n on wiisoriiible terms and attended.
to promptly by ageiifs on each end (it the tents.
Fare 50 cents.-——For itassugp or freight, ap-
ply to the Captain on board.
Sept. 8. 185:}.
DANBURY dc NUR\VALK
Rail Road Arrangement,
Comnieiicing .l!lll€l 21st, 1859. Trains will
run as follows tinlil lLll’ll'l'P.l' notice : Lents
Danlinry at 6 45 A M with ])tlSS8ngPf'~l only.
3 I5 P M passengers and freight.
RETUl?NlNG. will l8’tV0‘
So Norwalk t 9 I6 A M i -issengers and fi-‘lit. i
' 5 40 P M pa.<seiigei's only.
The 6 45 A M train from Danbnry connects
at Nl)l'\‘\flll{ with the 8 _09A M ti'ait'r to N York
P;]g3en(_ii 3-. goiiig east can leave Noiwalk at
913A bl. .
'l‘he 3 15 P M train -connects at Norwallr‘
with the 5 35 acco’inm'oi'lation train to N. York.
and the 5 35 txpress train to New Haven.
Passeiigeits from New ‘York will leave at .7 .
A M, and :it 3 30 P M to connect with trains on
this road. . I
£755-“ Stiiaes will be in i°ea(l'rness on~tl;eirrr-iviil
ol'the trains at the l‘illl_!.{(’llPltl Slation'to~coiivey"
p;i_.-gouge)-3 to Ridgelio-lil village. Le.\visboi'o_ttgl1'}-
&c. EIARVE Y 5~'Ml'l'H. Si‘ip~_';t.
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SUMMERARRAGEMENT.
CO‘Mi1Il'-Z.\ClNG MAY 3. 1852.
Leave Norwalk for.New York.
N.
Special 'l‘rain . 6 o'clock . A M ..
Commutatioii 6 38 '
Accommodation 8 9
~‘ 19 50 ._ ._§
Express 2 91 P, M
Act.-oinmodation 5. 35
9 53.
Express , _
Li-ave Norwalk for New Haven.
Accommodation train 9 o'clock I2 min A M_‘
~~ 1 , 36 PM *-
Express 5 85.
Accommodation 6 15
Commutation '7 43
Express trains VVest. stop only’ at Staml'ot'd. ' _
Leave New York for Norwalk.
Accommodationtrain 7 o‘clock,A M
" 11 30 .
Exp so 3 0 P 31
3 iecial 3 0
'E \l)l'(’SS 4.15 .
Coinini fation 5 30'
L cave New Have'.n'for.N'orw.alh"
Commutation train ‘ 5 30 A M . V. ».
Ac-conimodatiou 7 i
vs . 9 35 . ‘
Express 1 15 P M
Accoinmodalion 4 20 . pl .
Express 8 50 -' A. A '
GEO..‘W WHlS'l'L_ER..Siip't._
Just Received. V “ __
A ‘ A laigize rissorfuient of tiilinfie‘ and" dr't- *
viiig “7 HIPS. .‘~‘l‘ill=ntllfl .¢_'eiitlemen’s and ladies’
2‘-addle.-'. trunks. valires. carpet liiigs. Ate. Fl'v._,
nets and lrhrnkets. Also. a splendid lot‘. of-wolf?-'
made iiorse collar: which “Vllll-‘ltfi sold si'rig.l"y
or uy the dozen-. Don't liirgel the old «mud. ‘
' \V.Vl. B; S\VAN.
Efiaxdware, Cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils!
FINCH has now on hand one‘ of the‘
0 most ex-—t~ensive’and well‘sel‘ect‘ed’assoi't—.’
ments of l'nre':;za. domestic and building hard-_
ware. cnl'lery. iron. steel. paints. oils, French.‘
and A mericaii window gltlSS——:tSSt)l‘le(l sizes.’
tl.‘ll‘l(tLllltll't‘ll iiiilileim-tit.-.liii,V critters. corn shel-- '
lers, é£c.»all ofwliicli he will sell at prices‘ do.,.
r"ying competition. Also. every description of
carriage liardwiii'e. Felines. hubs. spokes, laces; '
liniii,<_:_.-=.piiteitt leather, &c.al=l of which he sells '
upon the principle of “ small prolits and ready .
sales.” ' '
The subsm-iher is also agent for the sale of.‘
Buswell’s J'l7l'."I€‘I'€ll1)tl("}‘?t, vrliich is pi-oofaaainst ,
fire, water and weather. and oiicbangeiible l'll‘_
in its color. and is t.he best, cheapest and most
durable mineral paint new in use. In fiict.our' '
assortment coinprisos a variety aml extensivev '
ness that would bat-iie a detailed description. and
we t.liere.l'ore would respi=.ct.l'ully‘i'nvite the pub-
licto cal and exam'ir.e~t.l‘iemselves_. » ‘:45
.lLVER SPCO.\"S.tBiilteriKnives. Silver
' Cups, Napkin‘Rings, cSic.. silver and pin‘.
ted li'orks.‘fine pen and pocket. Knives, ?P0clieI:'.
Books, VVallets,Port Monies. die. . s
. .' DISBROW.
WEI: Bissell '
S now openiiie. the’ largest ‘as:~T0i'trrient‘ at '
\Vallets. Cutlery. &c. eve: ofl'eied in I\"ori7i'allé:_1“’
Genuine Lubin’_s Extracts 0f'PVPI_"_\' flavor,'En}_z-if’
iisli'Fi'ein'-li and German Cologne; P’Pfltltt1G'i'
Satchels. Sniialling ‘Salts, 'l‘oi'let= sci;nps.-. ‘Pearl’:
P‘erl~'umes, etc. - -
Powder-.rtoge'ther with it large varic5ty or. choice»-I
. ~. ‘ :1 .‘J'uoe.l.fi.»’
/_.
"'~s _
cxpei'ieti(-ed ‘surgeon attiiclieil to each $‘l'ti['t“,2‘«~"'—“-‘ ‘,3
>9)
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