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Railroad Depot.

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ments of (ioods and! \Vai'es in the above
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' (0pp0s2iz‘e the .N0ru=aZ/is fl z‘eZ,)
Vlio is coiili-:lent that the reputation be has
cquired in his business is a sufficieiit; gI.iaran

'uperiority of workmanship and neatness of
.esigii and finish ofall articles purchased at his
.'yeI.~;ii-el'ei'i'ihg that his work should praise
llfllf r:-uli_cr tbaii to trumpet; abroad his merits
tan his own lips.

J3-ivc2'y article in his line Zlfade or
RcjJa.ired at the slzortcst 72052.66 and
’llj)0'7Z l'7.]l,(3 771085 7'ea.s'07zaZ)Ze $877728.
may 8, 1852.

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HE subscriber gratef'i'illy ackiiowledges

the liberal patronage bestowed on him the

past five years by the citizens of this and the
adjoining towns. and would iiilbi'iii them that
he has constantly on hand a large assortmentof

Saddles, Htzmess, Tram/rs, Valices,

Catyyet Bags, V7/z2y).9, dc.
which be will sell mucli less than can be pur-
tjl_)tlS€‘(l elsewhere. The best of materit'ls are
always used and perfect. satisfaction 9.utu‘i1Iltl€<l
oirall work executed at this establislunent or
the money returned.

 \Ve ‘unve now on hand and are making
up to order, several salts. of very light and tasty
double and single HARNESS, which will be
l'ound superior in neatness and beauty of tinisli
and wnrkinansliip, to anytliing ever exhibited
in this market l.)(:.‘l‘()l‘B.§,.§;=‘._;|
.‘5'pc't:i'ril C6(£€72.[20‘/L paid to Rcjiaiiiiig, zc/i.z'c/L

will a.lwa.ys be done at the s/zortcsl notice

owl in the nearest ma.;m.rr.
il::3r‘U.lt1StCallt1tl(l cc 7 iv -ll’
-_.. s _}OJ.SL yes.

F. l~ll’..ADLE Y.
Under Connecticut; Hotel.
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 OR.Ti2ll\"GTOi\t' G. Si\’l*-L'I‘l-JEN. con-

'1‘ tiuucs to |)l‘tl(_‘llC€' Law in the Siiprenie
t;7mii't, to atteiid to cases before Coiigress. to
pi'o-tectite Claims and SP:ilt'. accounts against
the Departments and l.}'oards of Ct)mmlSSlf)ll-
e-rs, to procure patents at home and ill)!‘-’)tla’l, to
c':»>.llec.t: debts. dividends, legzicies and iiil‘1ei'itan-
i-es in any part of the United States and in
/'7~‘€l.2‘r1 countries. to inake investments ofliiiids
ill Loans and Stocks and on Bond and Mort-
‘1i&e,and to iie_;;oci:ite the ptiicliase and sale of
' mus. Laiid and Pittent‘. higlits in any State
oi‘ the Ui-inn.

P.=Htir'.uliii' attention paid to California Land
Title ciises crinnng up to the U. S. Supreme
',§oiirt. on atipi-al.

 Comiiiunicritiotis p:~'r;7afa’, addressed to
 G: 8”“-l'll"lls -'3W~.CtIt‘I'0i‘l li)l:i-.’:(*‘, Ctlpiitil Hill
\. a_<l:nigton, D. b., vi‘: 1 meet with prompt at-
tention.

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For the Cure of
«:=ot:.='eszs, oozes,
ffi='.3fl.L1S.l'~§.1‘§'$‘SS, 33.913?-

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"Chis reiiicily is ot'i'ercd to the community with
the conlltleiice wc :. we in an article which seldom
Nils to realize the liappicst effects that can be dc-
sired. So wide is the field of‘ its :1.-tcliili e t£"~ so
lItllllf_’t'()ll:' the mist of its cures, tlial almost evcr_v
«.- ction of the country abounds in persons, public-
l_'.' known, who have been restored from aliriiiiiig
and even desperate diseases of‘ the lungs, by its
\-Vlicii once tried, its superiority over every
ozlicr niciliciue of its kind, is too :ippiirciit to es-
c ipe_,olisg'rvatioii, and ‘.‘.'licre its virtues are known,

It st},

iluf.-piiblic no lt|:l.'.-G1‘ licsitatc what antidote to eni-
ploy for the distressing and dangerous :i,ll.'ections of
tin pi.il:nou'.iry organs, which are incident to our
vliaiiatc. And not only in the l'oruiidal.ile attacks
5.-pon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of
tIoi.1)s. COUGHs, HOARSENI-25$, &c., and For Child-
i«:n it is the pleasaiitnst and safest medicine that
can be obtained. No fiimily should be without it,
and those who have used it, never will.

limit the opinion oftlie folloiviiig Gentlemen.
who Willoe tfccognized in the rarioiis sections of
country where they are loc.-it.cd——eai:li and all as
IIt.')'I‘Clltll)fS of‘ the first class. and of'tlie liiglicst chin‘-
ii-':tcr—as the olilost and most. extensive Wliolcsale
ltealcrs in i‘.Icdicine with an e.‘\"pCl‘lt'3l]C8 unlimited
n-i the subii-,ct of‘ wliicli they speak. If there is

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 the uiidcrsigned, Vi-liolesiile l)rii;z2ists, hav-
ing long been acqiniiiiteil with Ayers Clici'ry
i'nctoi'al, hereby certify our lmlief that itris the best
Jiml niost; efibcliizil remedy for Pnlinoiiarv Coni-
~-liints over oll'ei'i.-il to the Atiio.rir::iii People. And
we would, ."rom our kiioxvledgc of its coinpn.<ition,
and extensive usehiliicss, cm-dialty (:lttlIl!H3lt(.l itvto
the afilicteil as worthy tlii—.-ii‘ best f2()lIflflt‘llffC, and
"pith the firm conviction iliat it will do for their re-
fit! all that nicdiciue can do.
-13.5-.=.nsha'.v, E’.llT1ODtlS‘8:. Co., Boston, Mass.
Reese df Coulson, l3alt,imoi’r-,, ‘\;I;ir_ylimd,
J'._.-add &.lngraliain, Baii_goi' hlaine.
Z-iaviland. I-lari-all 6; Co., Ch.-irleston, S. C.
.",=icoli Farrand, Detroit. l‘v‘ilicli.
“—.‘. H. .“.vLit:.1\llistei', Loiiisville. Keri.
}“"riincis (Y ".Valttoii, St. Louis, '.\lissouri.
.l0:“~t:‘[}ll Tucker‘, Mobile, Ala.
'l,‘ii«:=odoi'e A Peck, Burlington, Vermont.
lilaviland, Risley 8.: (Jo. Au<_u.ist:i, Ga.
lsazic D James, Trenton, N .1.
.t I-l Towiisciitl. Pitlsbuig, Penn.
€.'l;i.rk Co, Cliiciigo, lll.
SI E Cray. ’;iiili:t;im.. lowa.
:'sl ._-\ S:i.n.‘os t"\: Son, .\‘nrl'-illz. Va.
Eizlwaiiil B;'in;zl]m'st. \7\.7iliiiiii_gstoii, De.
.l«ilin Gill).':i'r'& Co. Plzilzitlelpliiii, Pu,
.'-’.- ll} 6.’. \V H (jiilniaii. \Vasliiugton, D C.
.l \Vi-iglit -{Y Co, New Orleans, La.
‘;‘4':it:<oii. \V:ill dc Co, Fort \V:iyue. lnd,
f' C Ricliinoiid 65 Co, San Fiwiiicisco, Ca],
’i.a+-.vis 6:. Aiiies. 'i‘;illaluis<:i-e. Florida. '
B R. -‘Strong. liiioxville, 'l'e:iii.
="7li?lt0n 55 .i.)Ul*l'li Little Roizk. Ark.
‘léillr-.i', Sliiile dc (Jo, Lo-xin;;to_n,' Miss.
-‘J D Liiliailii-., Galvestori, 'l‘o'-\'a. . ‘
€._:'iaS Dyer. Jr, l’rovii_l:-siirtc, R. I.
.?*.=.. M. 'l'=imer, Snvaunzili. Ga“. M
"*'.\‘:.il.Il('-. E(:l{_2sj(:lt] c\: Co, Cincinatti, Ohio.
Willi sin.-b :is<iii'aiict~. and from , such men, no
.-tij,oiig.vc:_r proof c.iii be adduced, except tliarfoiind
it; its cll'cL'.ts upon trial. .
’t’rdpare'd and .-old by James C. Ayer. practical
«'7="v=II,I$..l..l:-JWt:_ll, .llass. and .l'oI"salc in Norivalk by
Wtn-‘E Bis-' ‘all, and J ‘V T: y.or, Westport. '7

ow- beilound at the old and well known stand of".

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$6 to his old customers and the public of the '

f ilie first of April it. will then be rented.

 '-t A‘sii'iall"f'ai°iii sitiiateu. inlDiirien near
the Brick Church, an-’l- within five ~niinu'te_‘s’”
walk of the Depot, where five or six -trains of
ca rs‘ stop daily to and from New Yoi'k-—consist-
iug of a good two-story dwelling-house, barn
and cow-liouse,-aiid other out-bt:ildings, with
four acres of first- rate ‘land and in. goo'd condi-l
lion‘. . On said place there is goodorchards ot

grafted frnit;.« It ispleasantly located,and' well

worth the attei‘itior'i of any one wanting a place‘.
of that size. ill: will be s'old and is well worth

the money. For further particulars enquire

of’ \V. \Vbitney & Co. or of G. Mather on the

corner by t.lie ineeting-liouse. A

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.e.. sesmeezc,
§3ooi‘.z‘Se11er and Binder,
 !KSjlISf returned from New York with it

newand valuable collection ofScliool and
Miscellaneous Books. A lso,a la rge assortment
of Stat.ioiiei'y,including Blank l}ooks.Eoolscap,
Letter, and Note Pa per, euvelops, Slates, 6\’c..
which he will sell cheaper tlianth-ey can be
l)01t1lll' for at any otiierstore in this vicinity.
L—".I’?°Boolis of all kinds, bound‘in"‘his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
Looking Giasses, V ’iElo1.v “’are &c
E1‘? QUlN'l‘ARD (\: SONS have at their
A O ware-room_s a few rods east of the bridge
tf large assort ment of cabinet furniture, consist- A
ing in part. of sofas, centre. card, book, tea, work
anp kitchen f.i'll)lf‘.S of various kinds, mahogany
and black walnut marble top dressing bureaus
dlain dressing bureaus. Common bureaus of l
prices, some as lo\v as $5 50. Mahogany, bl’k
walnut and maple bedsteads ofvarious patterns
and pi'ices.some as low as $2 25. Patentbed-
steads that can be put up in three minutes and
without a key. t‘»laliogaiiy,cui'le(l maple, l)l’k
walnut, kitchen and wiiidsoi'cliaii's. Cliildren’s
table and low. chairs. ‘\Villow wa_5._7gons, cra-
dles and chairs. Looking glasses of all sizes
and prices, from ‘'35 cents to $10. Spring mat.-
ressesxtlie best. and clieapest bedsiii existence.
‘We will deliver aiiy l'urniture purcliascil of us
(to the amount. of $1 0 or over) in New Canaan,
Wilton or Daiion free of charge and freefrom
damage.
h’ci.uI_i/ Illa:/c Cu/]i'ns.—‘\Ve have constantly
on hand Froin 100 to 15.0 coffins of maliogany,
black walnut. clici'r_\‘ and wliitewood of all sizes
and descriptioiis.which can be f'urnislie(l at a
l'i=.w minutes notice. ‘We also furnish shrouds
and everytliing iiccessary for the interment of
the dead. and will see to the (ligging of graves
when roqiiesteil. \Ve willattend fuiierals in
New Canaan, ‘».Vilton or Darien. without extra
cliiii-gia. E. QUINTARD t\' SONS.
N. B.—l’ersons wisliing to purchase burial
lots in the Nurwalk Cemetery may make ap
plication to us. 451!‘

A i.-:r:\v MODE or SE't"l‘l.\‘G
._£s.rti.fieia.1 Teeth!

‘l ll ii t2iirlci‘sigiie«l has invented and patenterl
la. a compound artificial basis fbi'set.t'iiig teetli,
-qy which the process is i'eiirlei'ed much more
:~‘.ltll|)lt.’- and easy than l1€‘l'(‘.fOf0l'P,—-tllltl 7'24/1/cars
I./ic c.rpcnsc about 07ic—.’i./1/f. The process is
eiitiri-.l_v new, and as be:intil'ul as itis simple. and
ecoumiiiral. Entire sets can now be l'ui°nislieil
for upper‘ sets for $25, and partial sets in

proportion. A. HIL L, D. D. S.
Noiwvallt. Nov. 10th. 1951. 4.'3tl‘

ll R l DG El’ 0 RT
.£.E.gric=.:':‘.?.un*al Warehouse.
 have this day taken the agent-y for

" Iilessrs. Rucgles, Nourse 65 l‘vlason’s
Agricultiiial liiipleineiits, and shall lir-i'caf'tei'
keep a full assortini>.iiti on hand at wliolesale and
retail of all articles in this line. ‘.Ve, would
ptll‘l.l(fUlttl'l_Y invite the attention of inercliants to
this liraiu-.li of our business, as we are prepared
to liirnisli them at. iiiiiziiiliictiii-ci"s prices, with
their usual discounts. The following comprise
a part of our stock, viz:

PLOVVS.
1.-iglit. l'.bi‘se Flows, Double mould Plmvs,
;‘.'l ediu in do S ubsoil do
'l‘\vo liori-:e do Siilehill do
Lllifflllttlll sod do Deep tiller do
linperiiilengle do Stubble do

HA R ROVVS OF ALL KlNDS.
Hay Ciitteis, Ftll)l'lll)_,l__{ Mills,
Corn Sliellcrs, Ox Bows,
Seed Soweits, Ox ‘folio.
P. oad :~'cr:i pP.t'£=, ',l“|ic.rinometei' Cliurns,
(,t;:rr_lcn Rollers, Cyliiidei' do
Fit--lil do Cultivators, ti\'c. 63c.
62? We would i'espcct.‘iilly invite all in want;
of lllt‘. above goods to call and exaiiiiiie our as-
sortment. HOLCOM3 & LYON,
83 \Vatci' st.
Briilgepnrt, April 21st, 1852.

 C. "§v“'l§".c'§..§?.EE§'%§
Caliirzct Ilia/re?‘ and Urzdertrz/sci’ .'
(Two doors east of the Bank.‘

.8 '1'./l.'l1.£"OR1), C '1'.
ll.~\V lNG recently coninpleted an
. ext.ci1sive alteration and improve-
'‘A_ f.,‘; ment in his exlalilisliiperit, and ex-
’?§{ ~ tended the corupiiss of his business.
it would i'cspoci‘l'iilly iiil'oi'm tbc inhabi-
taiits ofthis and the adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly uianul'actur-
ing every description of
€£?‘3..:~7i~.§E§L'€C§3‘§.i.':'rI-i'.":."' 
ix; :1 gooil and _,‘_!Ollt?l'ttl variety of
Bciz:Z.<lc(ul:;, Tc; l’V(Ls//.sl(i.7irls, Seoi‘c£/Mics
Bit./‘cciizs, Srfas, c§~c. (96.
made of V:-ll'lOl'iS kinds of wood. and selling at.
prices wbicli ca unot liiil to suit. the pi.u'cliaser.
1“.l:~t().tlVtll‘l('l"y‘ of CfIA.IIZS——liiiii', cane, flag
and wood liottoms at. various prices, together
with t'0cl{r+t's ol'overy style.
llnusc|inl<lt':1riiitui‘eof any description manu-
‘rictuie.il to oi'c‘u-t.r at short notice on the most
!tt:'>‘()l1til)l8 terms. Also a very extensive as-
Jrtment of

:ifal[rc.s*.s'c3, Paiiczsscs, Patent Bead-
szcacls, tic. (yo. ;

That. can be set: up and taken down by any on

n less than two niinutes. -

H (*,‘lltl.\‘ also a handsome assortment of the
nost liisliionuhle styles of

Loolizaia @?~rT.a.sees,
which he will sell as ciicap as ‘can be bought
any where. ' "
He is also prepared to furnish

c_ori«‘ii\‘-S, si-moons, cars, ‘seam-‘s. &.c.
ofevory description that may be rlesii-ed, (,1-
that. can be obtained in the city of New York
at a moments warning. day or night, on the most
reasonable terms. He is also prepared to fur-
nish liearses. cai°i'ia;1es,. see to the digging of
graves. and to attend to any'ot.her ai'i‘aiiizeiiient
tliat; may he wished loiftlie f'uuei'al p:'ocession,
&c. Those who may wish to keep the body of
5! tlecetl-%Nl_ llleltlrl Several days, can be f'ui'nislied
with an ice box iirwliicb it‘ may be preserved at
week orlonger if necessary. ' .
‘ . " C. WARREN.
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. Eor.TSale. « 0‘
ONE-HDRS E "\lV_AG(;'ON, in good con-

. _dii.ion, i_s ofT)ere'd for sale cheap. ‘ Inquire

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Premium Daguer1“‘eotyT155?e Gallery !
Gver the store of I‘ St: John.

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\\='Aiii;\'G’s Pivric
:liii.-iastic praise. \\l
waiiiiing ii house extant.
its own suioke and guises, making a saviiig of 40 pe

{ip V,ii;~; V\7i.\'Ki.'i-:.—'l‘liis is an unique and nov

.I(.’lt-.\f,‘l' it has been used.

is tl pcrl'+-i-I gem in its nay,
and n€i~es.s;il'_y uppeu(lii_2e to an

terns and sizes, are for sale by

V parlor .

[-3 E sui)sci'il)ers have just received, ‘and
shall ltuep constantly on hand one of the
la rgest. nssori ments of
READY I‘."§é!*..EE CLSTE-EEESG.
For Fall and \Vintcr wear, ever bion_i_rlii into
this town, which will be sold clieiipei-iliiiii (:‘.V"0l'.
if L-l'l.‘HAUER c\: '1 Ufllx.
5069 §:'§.’.£"_l.F¢é‘."5'.EB

Not. to work upon the

Rail Bleed

But. to purchase their

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At the CHEAI’ CASH S'l‘Ol.ll‘I ufilie sub-

:“'ibei' \\'llHt'e a saving is made si.ii'rii:ieii'. to pay

to. teniniles travel. Cal! and piove the truth

at GEO. \V. SMlTll'S.
South Norwalk. Sep. 12,1852.

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Setath. Et3'erwaEi: E':“'§e..<:.§z

E‘ H E public are re,i‘pci:il‘iilly lllll)l'l)H‘(l tlia

. the subscri'oi-r will coiitiiiiic the busiiiess
ol' l1.\V. I‘-lorton 5.’. Co.. and he is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of" .lolil)iug in _,r1eiiei'ul ma-
,;],'.m.,,-y; Die ’l‘urn'ii‘_2 of every description;
and Smviiig in all its varieties. P)l'tlCl{t’.f.<, Car-
rin:-_e Stall", c\'c. Also, \‘v'ootl 'l‘urnin_u in all
itsivarious l)i'unches. front the lnrL’P$t POI‘ll(?0
Pill.irs to an Awl Hall. 'l‘urne(l Cedar Hitch-
ing and Fence Posts are kept constantly on
hand.

'l’lie suliscribcr has also added to the. above
i-‘-.5l:il)li§li|n(J,l)[ a li‘iiiindi'y for Brass Castings.
and he would be ploziseil to fill orders for any
and every kind of .lobliin,r1 in this line.

The fiicilities ol' the present propiietor ena-
ble him to gi.uii'aiiteeto do any kind of workiu
his line wliicli is done in any other city or
town. and he wai'raiuts all work to give entire
satisliii-lion or nocliargge will be maile.

N. B. Cash paid on (.luliver'_‘r l'or grind Hick
ory ’l‘iiuber. M. M . NOILTON.

South Norwalk, l.\]ai'cli. 13, 18:32.

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as I3".ii'e.t-hie Yard.
V ‘lllilil subsciiber liiiving opened and furnish-
_u- ed a new Marble Yard in i\'iii'\\7ii!la, near
the liead of Main st.reeI.wuuld respectt'nlly su-

ing on hand constantly a full assortinent of
Aiin-.rican and foreign Marble, and the work-
niansliip of a superior style. Monuments.
Tiiiiilistotics. counter and table Tops,<'.&'.c., &c.
fui nislied at the shortest oidcr and on reason-

ablete.i'ms. JOHN H. \VEEKS.

Not-walk, Nov. 5th, 1851.
Tflhl spring campziiu is now open. please
_ call and examine our stock of Trout poles
Reels, Lines. Hooks, liiislu-ts, Fliislis &c.,
\Ve are also hourly expecting niiotlieriiivoice
of‘ those Superior double and single barrel
Guns made expressly to our order and which
are >too.we_ll know to need pi.-ffiiiu.
HOLCOMB 6.‘. LYON,
83 \VaIer Stieet, Bridgeport.

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Sportsmen Attention.

OFFIN PLATES f'uruished at short ud-
llC*‘~- _DlSBRO\V.

Ready _‘Made Clothing.

, THE subscriber has or) hand and intends

- lleeping a good assort,meut of Ready Made

Clltllllllg 0 ltlll lilllds. ,Also._ it goodassortment

of .Clot_.b‘s, Cassimeres. and Vestings, which

he will make up to order in good style and at

short. notice. _ _ 4

N". B. Pai'tic1.larat:teutinn paid to cutting.
‘ '.l‘f’I\J1\’I‘AS‘RILEY-.

4 at this oflice

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Norwalli, Feb. 25.18.51. 9

“ml will be an :ibl)i'oln'iiitv and tiisti-l'nl oi'naineut
'l‘lie above

‘w M D H Al.G1~1’1‘.

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vr 1"-inter Am-'ricn'r Com. liIERl\‘|<2R.-—rllll.s‘ Stove i'ccoivcs the niost. on
lt is llie best and iunst ecoiiomical coal burner fin
ll is ct-.nsti-iicieil on the most. scientific |Il'ltlCl|)l(-:.~‘. and will ronsi.iiiu-

r t.'.' in. in liiel over any other stove in use.

el I’arlor Stove, for f.‘llllPl' \\(l()t_l or coal. ll
. as u-ell as useliii
Stores, with nanny 0lllt~‘t'S of" various put

Late Lockwood, Haiglit :55 Co. 40

lE\V BOOT. Si-‘l(_‘)E.
l0éli'.l'30l‘éL tiiitlhiag sl(Et’t.‘.§* 
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\Vll(’).LESAL'E 6; lll-I'l‘AlL.
I "11-]E !~'l]l)ta'Ll'll)t‘l'.~.‘ liereliy give noti._e to the
‘ (-itizeris of '_‘\’orwalk..iudtliepublic in j_ii».ii-
erul, that they liavc taken a store on the west
53,-1., of the lii'ulge, opposite the Post Ollice——
No 1 \Valei' st. and fitted it up in good ()l‘tlt r,
\\-h-o.i-e uiay be l'ounil at all liim--s tl l3ll‘;_1P stock
ol';;oiit’s. ladies’ and cliilili'i=ii’sl:’;oots and Slices
ol':i ll (ll’SCl‘l[)llf)!lS._ll1tllll.tlll(‘lUl‘P(l by Us express-
iv for this iin:rke.t, by the best, o-l'woi'l<iiieii and
oil‘ l.llt€ lu-st‘ iiiiiteiials, and no oxcititius will be
spared to please tliuse who liivor us wiili ll call.
Cust‘oiiic.i's’ work iiiade to o:'_ler, with iieatliess
,and ilespatcli. A sliare nftiie pulnicpati'on:igc
‘is i'espcctl'iilly snlicite-.il by_ p
.l. l’. ls].-\NFCl.lD. Jr. (‘kt Co.
E:.7&3‘:"‘,I’:ii'tis:tiliii attention paid to l'L‘«1)illl'lllgll‘l
all its brainzlies.
Norwalk, April 1st. 185'?-

p-'. ‘Q’?

l5

Ificatse and Lot for Sale.
A l:ii'ge and (-onvcnient liuusc plciitaiitly sitntiletl
:()}| Fort Point (opposite South Nlll\\till\') nitliiilmllt
Em”, mu] ;, |m|l';ii:i'+:s til’ ltlltfl. is uliierctl liii‘ sale on
V F.ltql1l!'(:0fJ Camp Jr. Nnrwnlk. '\r
i[],,m-y C;|[|)‘)' \"o l,Stli Avenue, New York
.l:iii. :'iIh. i.\5‘2.
’l‘lll€l-it ‘TS NO USIC 'l‘.-\l.l{lNG. FOB.
Rfiyffi-fifdfl & Iififlfiifi,
.Z\To. 2 7'7/(l.lL')‘ Sf.
EAN sell Grocer'ies a little bit clieaperthan
any other estalilisliiiieiit in =.\’orwulk.—
'l‘lieii~ ,«,_-noils are s.elci:ti-il with H View to the
wants oftlie niaikt--t. and wit.li the ptrpose of
suslaiiiiiig the reputiitioii wliii-li their eslzi|;lisli—
mam lms alt-.~ays borne for selling goods ofiln-.
licstuualit ' (J/ica icr than any’ 0l:lier store in
- 3' 1. _ -. .
the county. 'l‘bcir busiiiess will be com.ucter.l
on the saiuu fair and lllit"l'tll te.~ms as hereto-
i0l'B2.i|ll[l they are unwilling, nor have they
yet found it uesessniy to resort to flitllllllfl
Iiauilbills, an-'l giissy iiilveitiseiiiuiits, to e.iiablre
them to ilispose of‘ their Gooils. Good and
cheap articles do not i'e.(piii'e this.
lu the Grocer ' Line all nouiietition as to
. -l . .
quality and price, from \Vll'«llf‘\'t~'.l' quarter. 13
confidently defied. Persons purcliasing Goods
in this nnirket _are requested to give. them it
call. and be satisfied ol the truth of the above
statements. .
L.'zr__rrc Sales and Smrzil Profi/.5‘
is their motto. R.-\ Y MUND 66 31 [CAD-
Norwzilk, July 10.1-3'5‘).

B.eat.1tifa:.l G‘ro.-axis
Fo1'Sa5-2 the Drug Store,
SOUTH NOR ‘x.VA LE.

32*?" Call and c.r/zniiiic I/mn-—])mi'£ _/irrgcl {/10
Store, .501///1. l\4/}I‘lUU.[]l.‘, 716117‘ the Du/tbu'r‘y 
No'ri1:a//.7 Dc/in/.

Sl’ L ENDI D assortment. of Boliemian

. Glass \Va re. ctiuslsllug ol Bolieniian Vasesi

ol°v:ii-ions paiicriis, colors and style, from 81.50

in $6 per paii ; finn-y lioliemiau Co|o_«_vne Bot-

tles, a mo~t beautiful at-in-.li.-, lroin 25 cts to E‘-Sf)’;

Snielliiig liotttes, vaiiegzziteil; Bolieniian Cliiua

Vases, gilt: various paitterns, very ("esii-silile;

 

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V

“ Lubin's” lilxtracts, wai-raoteil pure; Lnbin’s

llCll1tlllll)ltlV0l‘ him with H call, and exaniiiie- in. me box 0.: siiiglg imnte ; t}.-,3-in;m Colnme
his stock and workiuansliip. He intends hav-_ "5 200,; fig cm, [,3 pm; ,,,,).\,.|,,.,e; A(,L.,,,.,i,.,,,nS

from :30 cts to Violins from S4 to $10. of
fine, tone, some oftheni worth double the price
askeil. .

These articles have been puicliiised for cash
and will be sold as cheap if not clieapertliau can
be purchased in New York. Those who wish
such articles would do well t.o call and examine
before purchasing elsewlieri-.. ’.l‘liey will make
very desirable presents at all times, being bol.h
useful and ornamental.

T. B. G {Ill‘FITl‘l, So. Norwalk.

For Sale.

 ONE ofthe most beauiilul resitleuces
between N. York and N. l-laven. situated in the
central part of the village of 1‘~lm-walk, with
House and Barn nearly new. About three
lbiii'tlis of an acre of;,'rouiid. with alirost every
varietyof Fruit an(l flowers, that can be ilesireil.
F0l"ptll‘llCUltlt'S enquire at this office. , ‘.2‘2tl'

N.'B.. As refereinze is bad t.o us, we can siiy
tliatit is rare tliat so desirable and eligible a
place, is ofl'ei-ml for sale, upon anything like as
lowtei-‘ins.-[Ecl. Gazette.

 

V v » Notice. -
LL_ persons iiidebterl to the iS‘l)l)SCl'll.)6l‘

whose accounts ha ve stooal ‘over ode yell!’
are iequesteil to call and make immediate pay-
ment. otherwise their accounts will be‘ put; in

an otTicer’s hands for collection.
" N. \VOOD.
' -4

Jim. "16, 1852. ‘

w1LL.1A”Ms'. -'¢:*Gti‘ioN's . ,
Emigration and Foreign Exchange
OFFICE,
Fulton Street, New York,‘ and 1T5
. Waterloo Road, Liverpool. _ '
Tlie Old Bliick'S-tar line of «Packets,
.\‘ailin,¢,r punctually from Li1:_crpool on the 1st.
6th. l.1il]L,‘]6l/L, 21st and 26th of each iiranlli,
and comprise the foll02’Ui1’Ig"splen(lia! ships:

«i

N ya.‘ 40 ii

Universe. , , N Captain Bird, 1700
Jacob A. \Vest.-ervelt- 1 Hoodless . . ,l6t)0
\Vm. Rathbone Sm’-n_C,Bl' 1200
’l‘iconderoga Boyle 1300 l
Priiiceton I-liissell 1400
lrene Williams - 1200
3 Miiinesota . Allfifl 1000
Silas (a‘rreentti‘att' Sttellcél’ . 1000
E C Scraiitou Stleflcel‘ 1500
Leviathan Knapp‘ ]5()0
\V|n'[-1 Harbeck 1\'l al'sl)';r'll 1500
Guy Miinnering Freeniilu 1600
\Vashington Page’ 2000
_ Enterprise . Funk 1000
' .~\b.=-rdeen Kim pp‘ 1000
Riclia rd Alsop Smith- 1000
Nia_a:iI'a Smith 1000
Dewitt Cliiitori Funk 1300
.\'liirmioii .[‘.iiItllt*._V I000 5
Saiidusky Borlaud 1200
Oxvego Hubbard 1500
Robert Kelly l‘larsto\v 1400
New Ship F.dwards 1750

Tlicse Slilpsarethe most inagnificcnttliin
have yet been built. 'l‘lic.y are coi'nu'iiiuded
by able and expi-riciiced Captains, famed for
tbeir nautical skill and kind t.i'e:it.nient to emi-
grziiits; and their acizomuiodntions for Cabin.
SennndCiibin, and Steerac_‘e I’asseiii;ers, are
vastly superior to those of" any other Line.

Tlie .‘Ship"s allowance of Provisions coinpri
$9.9 flour, o'a'l-meal, bread, potatoes, peas or
beans. riceaud vinegar, wliii-li is dealt: out to
the passeiigcrs once or twice :1 week (lui'iu_s_:
the voyiige, at the rate of 10.3‘ lbs. per week
for each adult, and half‘ allowaiicol'orcliildi'i~n
under t.wi-lve years; and in addition to the
above, a liiztlier allowance, according to a lati-
act of the Boiiisli l’:irlia mom. of two oz. tea.
half lb. sugar, and half lb. inolasses.to eucl.
adult. weekly, with three quarts wa ti-.r‘ daily
ln all cases where. au_vol' the persons paid for
di-.cliin-. t:0ltlltl}_’ out, the full passage money is
:'et'urued without any detluctioii.

l’e.isoiis i'esiiliii;.: in the cotuitry that (lPSll't’
to send money to their frieiids in the Old Conn
try, and Wls‘lllll§.Z to save time and expense, can
lltl‘v'0 it done in a s=Itistiii-toi-y, and correct
manner, by t’.flt'.lUsll‘i;: by Post, to the sul)scIi~
bars, the sum the-y wish to send. with the
iianie and address of the party who is to re-
ceive it, when a drai't. on the nearest Branch
to their t'esl(let1(:e will be foi'\varded by first
.~'lPttll'l.\".l' with as much p‘ll|]('.f.l'itIlll_V as if the
poi-:.:oii seinliiig it was presmit, and a receipt
rntui'ii<-(l l'oi' t.lieinniie_v by next mail.

:9. -0.785” 75.

 

Cs“. ‘.i’.‘¥.I’.>E. Smittfs Z‘tv’.ic.rb§e ‘éfard,

Nctzr the Bridge, Normal/c. Cairn.
"t EPU LCH EAL Monuments and Grave
E3 Stones ofevery variety ol'pat;teriis, and of
ihe must skilful worlsiiiaiisliip. The best as-
sortnieiit of Aniericau and Foreign blarble,
kept consiaiitly on hand.

Pei-soiis wisliiug to procuie illonmnents or
aiiy kind of ililairble \Vork,iireiiivilcd to cal la iid
give a persoiial inspection of his material anti
Wtli krna nsliip, as this will be more sati.-:factoi'y
than to purt:lias:e ()l';‘.geiits witliout auuppoi't;u-
niiy oftestiiig tliequality ol the article cou
trait-tcil l'or.

iV.2‘7J"'l‘l:r-. Lettc-i'iii_izand Oi'nameutalwoi'k is
executed by an experienced workman and can
warraiit it to give entire satisfactioii.

.\l;i\'. 1r5'.2.

‘B?-out Shoe Leather and Pizza-
zsrg Store
HENRY HANDES renews again
 his :icl.iiowled,<;iiieiits to the public ainzl
_ his f'rien(ls furtheir generous [)t'tll'(}t7tl_L"t".
during the year past, and hopes to merit an un-
interrupted cmitiiiuance of the biisini-ss rela
tionship which he lias so long maiiitiiineil with
this coiiimuiiity. He will be l'ounil now at his
new stand opposite the store of" Dimoii Finch,
wlii-re he will be happy to see. and serve his
old friciiils and the public. The cliai'acter of
his work is too Well known to need a word of
prziise. lt: izomprisi-is every article of ins-n’s
and cliildreii’s wr'ai', with llubbers and Over-
slioes in tlieir season, for ladies and centleiueii.
l+‘i.\‘ni.\‘c:-i of the best quality. and in any
quaiitily, suited to the wzints of the craft.
Norwalk. April 20, 1852.
E) Al_‘.ASOLS.——A good assortment for sale
at t\l(')Ul.'l‘ON’S. \Ves!port.
lg/’ EAD 65 FULW EH75, Cruton Metallic
U Eire Proof Piiiiit.-—-'l‘liis article is ac-
l(ll()\\'l0l‘.gt’(l by all who have used it to be so-
pi-.i'ioi' to any other Pa'iit in use. It. is proof
again-t. the action of the weatlier aiidfire. and
is clieaper than other paiiils in i_-oiise.qiience of

its taking less oil to mix, and covering much
more surface. twice as much as some. Give it

D. l7lNCH' Agent.

a trial.

New Spring Goods.
US'l‘ i'ece.ii=eil a large supply of new goods
.'l‘liose in want of lltlt'_S1tllllS., will do well to

MALLURY dc LEVVIS.

9
call soon.

"i AS'l'Ol’.. OIL and Sweet Oil of‘ the first
/ quality for sale at. \VEED’.\'.

‘A l LS.—5(l0 liegs Fall River iiailsnssoi'ted
frori: 3d fine to '7 iuclies, for sale by

.Z"l'P..E ET it QUINTARD.

1
O‘ OLAR and fluid Lamps of all kinds.

S. C. E. DISBROVV.
Silver and Flated Ware.
SHALL keep a large iissoi'tmI-iii! ofspoons,
forks, butter-knives, Sll_.£1tll"-Sl1UVP.lS, ladles.

dcc. for the spring trade. Pui'~.hasers will find

it to their ar.lvanta,qe to buy of me, and have
their spoons handsoniet_v engraved and warraiit-

ed, rather tliaii to get them of peillers. .
C. E. DlSB[’.O\V.

UST R.EC’D, a large lot: of shoemaker.-
leather splitting inacliincs. bv

HENRY HANDES.

Gamphene E.-amps
Ej‘OR. sioi-es, tl new article; also, some new
patterns of fluid La inps.
C 6: E K LOCKVVOOD.
E ANGES and heaters. sold and set.
. I C 65 E K L.

EUST REGEEVBE.

~ A fine lot of new, plain and fancy
Saddles,l3i'idles, \Vliip.s, 'l'i'iiiil~:s,C'ai‘pet _’;:igs.
V:-.ticcs. &c. &c. the largest. and most. beauti-
ful assni-tiiieiit. ever offered in this town. Call
and see for yourselves at BRADLE Y'S
april. 26.] Under Connecticut Hotel. '

Selling of!‘ at cost.
THE remaining stock of Jewelry f'ormerly
l)f?l0ll_£{lIlg to the Estate of C. A. Durand is now
cfi'e-red at cost.

 

_ VV. E. BISSELL, Trustee.
Noitwalk Apr. 19th, 1852?.

"THE 1'~i’i«:\iv'1 YORK‘ &"1.’1vr;iiPooL'

United states mane st¢ai'n’érs.‘f
The ships composing this rig nrejihe fuli"o'v'vi'ng' ,

A'l‘I£AN.’l‘lC,C*l_pl1.‘V8St. PACIFIC, Capt.’ Nye.‘
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce, B_Ai._'ric. C‘-|tt.~Comstock,;
‘ A'nniA'i'ic. ' Capt Grafton. ' l
These ships have been built by contract. ex?-‘
pressly forGovernme‘nt service. E"vef‘)' care’?
has been taken in their consu-tn-titm. as also in:
their Ellgll1PS,,I.(_) insure, strength and speed.
and their accomnriilalions for passengers are;
unequaled for elc-go nce and comfort. Price of‘
passage from New York to Liverpool in first
class cabin. $120; in second do. 370; exclu-,
sive use of extrii size state rooms. $300; from
Liverpool to New York. sE'30 and .9620. An"
experienced surgeon atmclied to each ship.-
No berth secured until paid for. _
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. 1852.‘
FROM Ni-':‘\v roan. ' I-‘ROM Ltvcm-001..
Saturday Sept. 4. \Ve(lnes(luy Sept. 8.
4 Saturday Sept. 18, \Vediiesdiiy Se.-p122,
Saturday Oct. 2. Weiluesdny Oct 6.
Saturday Oct. lf‘. \Ve(liiesd:iy Oct. ‘.20,

Saturday Oct 30, \Vr-ilne-sclny Nov _ 3.
Saturday Nov 13. \Vi-tlnesdiiy Nov 17,
Satniday l\ov ‘27. \Vcdnesday Doe I,_

Saturd:i_v Dec 11. \«Vedm-sdziy Dec] .

Sat.urday Dec ‘25. | \Vt-dnesilay Dec 20.

For f'i‘ei_eht or p:rssage'nppl_v to EDWARD
K. COLLINS ck’. COX. No. 56 \Vall-st.. N. Y;
Biiows. Sii'):i.i:r, 6.‘. Co... Liverpool; E. G.
Rani-:r.'rs it f'.Io.. No. 13 King's Aims Yard,
Lmnlon ;' Jenn t\}UNi:or: & Co.. No. Rue No-
ire Danie dos Victories. Paris, or G1-:0. H.DiiA-
PER. Havre. '

The owners of these ships will not bague-
countable for p_old,- silver-bullion. specie, jewel-
ry, precious stones or metals. unless bill: of la-
cling are signed tliei'efore,- and the value thereof
therein expressed. '

BQEVJ AREANGEBBNT ’
To Norwaik &. Danburyl.
g\\<:s\“.\‘.<¢.K.>.$;‘§c-

 

i‘iiitl§ilti1’.+\C11lIC, .

JA.
Capt. Joseph B3/.rl:ce,

‘EA ll.L run in conin~ctioii with the Dan‘:
bury t§-Noi-walk Railroad, toucliing at

South -‘*'oi'w::lk. as follows:
Luaving Norwalk every Monday, Wcydnés-

«lay and l- riday at 8 A. M. P\(‘.lll|'lllDg, lciivd

Peck Slip every Tuesdziy, 'f.llUlS(l3I)' and Sat-'

iii-day afternoons at 1 o‘i-lock, P. M. - 0

l*‘i'eiglit taki-n on reasonableteriris and attended

to prouiptly by ageiits on each end of the route:
Flftrc 50 ceiits.-—i“or passage or freight, up-r

ply to the Captain on board. -
Sept. 8. 1S-512.

 

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DANBURY c\'. NORVVALK

Rafi Road Arrangement,
Coininenciiig .}:ine 21st, 1-852. Traiiis will
run as follows until turtlier n‘r7t‘.'!ce : Leave’
D-,u)l)ury at (5 .15 A M with passengers only.-

i 3 L5 l’ M passengers and freight:

RI=j'I‘U'l?NlNG, will lmve
So Norwalk t 9 16 A M l <issengers and fr'ht.
5 40 P M pass0u,¢1el's only.

The 6 45 A M train froin Dnnbiiry connect!
at Norwalk ‘v'llll the 8 09 A ‘N1 train to N York
l)tlS.\‘P.l‘t_Lf‘l'S going cast can leave Norwalk at
9 13 A M.

’l‘lie 3 15 P M train connects at Norwalk
with the :3 35 ai:coininoilation train to N. York,
and the 5 3.5 txpress train to New Haven.

1’.'issmigi-.i-s from New York will leave at '7
A M and at 3 30 P M to connect with trains on’
this road.

51.2?-"“’ Siiiges wiil be in readiness on tl:earrival
oftlie tiains at the l’il(l_{_'t’ffP.l(l' Station to cmwt-y
|,,,_,~5cng,.,1-51¢_R.iilgeliolil villtrgr-. Lewisho-i'o-iigh,

6

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55¢. ll .-\ RV E Y SD‘1l'i‘H,. Si‘ip’t.
 7;,“-'3' 1' vi‘-" “ i-‘."v.9."‘J\1 "nix-‘*3,

N. York 6:. K4’. Haven Railroad.
SUMMER Al-’.l’.Ati EME NT.
COi\li\Il'I.\Cli\'G MAY 3. 185.2.

Leave Norwalk for New York.

Special 'l‘rain 6 o'clock A M
Coiiiuiutatioii fi 38
.-\ccou1nioil°.itIon 8 .9
H l0 50 .
, Express 9 9-1 P M
Accoinmodation 5 35
Express 9 53.

Leave Norwalk for New Haven. .
Acconiniodation train 9 o’clock 13 _min A M.

-* I ' 36 P M
Express 5 35
Acconnmodation 6 15
Coiumutation 7 43

Express trains \Vest stop only at Stamlbrd.
Leave New York for l‘\’orwiilk.
Accommodation train 7 o'clock,A M

'-' ll 30.
Express 3 30 P M
Special .3 50
Express 4 15
Commutation 5 30

L 6-ave New Haven for Norwalh
Commutation train 5 30 A M
At'(.'0ll‘tmO(lilll0fl '7

cs 9 
Express 1 15 P M
Accommodation 4 20
Express 8 50

eicoxw. wi-iis'rLF.R.'sup'i.

Just Received.

; A Large assortment of rirling and dri-
ving \VHlPS, splenrlid geritlen‘ien‘s and lfl(l!83f'
saddles. trunks. valices. carpet bnizs. «Sic. Fly.
nets and blankets. Also. a splendid lnt_of' well
made horse. c0ll:irs._ which will be sold singly
or by the dozen. .Dou’t forget the old stand.-
\VM. B. SW.AN.

____.

l.

Hardware, Cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils!
FINCH has now on hand one of they
0 most extonsiveand well selected assert"-‘_'
ments of f'orelgn, domestic and building hnifd-“
ware. cutlery. iron, steel. paints. Oils‘. F-l'I'vn'cl’lI'
and American window glass—assorled sizes. '1
agricultural implements. hay cutters, corn shel-'
lers, 650. all of which he will sell at prices do-
fying competition. Also, every descflptioo of
carriage hardware. felloes. hubs. spokes, laces,
linings,patent leather, &c.all of which he seltlté
upon the principle of “ small profits and re_ad'y
Stiles.” -
The Slll)S(‘i‘ll)el' is also agent for the sale of’
Buswel l’s Mineral Paint, wliii-.h is pi'oof'ii;_;ii-i.tgst
fire, water and weather, and unchiingezible in
in its color. and is the best, cheapest and most
durable mineral paint now in use. In f-'uet,o’ur
assortment comprises a variety and extensive-
ness that would baffle. a detailed description. and.
we tlieref'ore would i'espcctl'1-‘illy invite the pub-
lic to cal and examine themselves. 45

ILVER SPOONS, Butter Knives. Silver"
‘ Cups. Napkin Rings, 650.. silver and P"!-°.
ted l4‘orks. fine. pen and pocket Knives, Pocket
Books, VVallets, Port i\'lonics. &'c.
C. E. DISBROW.

Wlifi Bissell

S new opening‘ the ltIl'Q‘P.Sf' assortment of

Perl'umer_v. Fiinisy Goods. Port Nlonaies.
\Vallets, Cutlery, &c.’eve.' offered in ilorwalk.
Genuine Lubin’s Extracts of every flavor, Eng- -
lish French and German Cologne, Perfume
Satcliels, Smelling Salts, Toilet Soaps, ‘Pearl ‘
Powder, togetlier ‘with a large varietyof‘ choice
_Pél'ful!)8S,elZc." « -_ - 7 '~7'~’”‘J'uiio 1.44