u-
. Y_?—.... _
.(
to Dan.Zmry an (Z ]\7o7'u=olh
Railroacl Depot-‘.
NE of the most splendid and varied assort-
ments of Goods and V\’arcs in the above
has ever seen in this part of the County can
nvnv be found at the old and well known stand of
u u 5
( Opposite the lVo7'wolh Hotel, )
‘.Vho is confident that the ‘reput.'i_t.ion he has
acquired in his business is a sufficient guarfm
"toe to his old customers and the pub-.ic of the
superiority of workinansliip and neatiicss of
design and finish ofall articles pU|'Cl.l353d "1 l_l'5
.-«tore, preferring that his work should pi'al_Se
him rather than to trumpet abroad his merits
with his own lips.
Every article in his line llfarle or
1§epar.z'redat the slzo7'lcs't notice and
1 upon the most ?'€(Z.S'07Z€Z-l)l€ terms.
may 8, 1852.
Saddle 41%. Harness
bi
HE subscriber gi'at.efully~ acknowlc(l_i;os
the liberal patronage bestowed on him the
inst five ‘years by the citizeris pf this and 1-lie
adjoining towns. and would inform them that
he has constantly on hand a large assortmentof
Saddles, Hawzess, T:"2I?1l»’S. 776136063.
, Carpet Bags, Whips, (So.
which he will sell much lnss'tban can be pur-
chased elsewhere. The best of materials axe
always used and perfect satisfaction -‘.’l)ill'fllli2iF.!(l
on all work executed at this establishment or
the money returned. . _
£?"\Ve hove now on hand and are making
up to order. several setts ofvery light and tasty
.-lnuble and single HAIl’N1"SS, which will be
found superior in nealness mid beauty of finish
and workmanship, to anything ever exhibited
in this market l)efoi'e.___,g.jg
Special attention paid to Repairing, wlzich
will always be (lone al the shortest notice
and in the 72Eal£'.&‘l ’/7l(l-’)l7l(’7‘.
:l.;'-‘—_~‘§"Just call and see yourselves.§;j
F. BRADLEY.
Under Connecticut Hotel.
.Ne;i:zf door
ii p ril 26]
Law and Agency Notice.
' ORTHINGTON G. SNETI-JEN. con-
tinucs to practice Law in the Supreme
\'.‘.ourt, to attend to cases before Congress. to
prosecute Claims and seitle accounts against
the Departments and. Boards of Commission-
ers, to procure patents at home and abroad, to
mllect debts. dividends. legacies and inheritan-
ucs in any part of the United States and in
fbrcigzi countries, to make investments of funds
in Loans and Stocks and on Bond and Mort-
sz .ge,and to negociate the purchase and sale. of
$..o:ins. Land and Patent Rights in any State
-st‘ the Union.
Particular attention paid to Californiii. Land
Title cases coming up to the U. S. Supreme
'.'onrt on appeal.
t’-.1? Communications prepaid, addressed to
TV. G. Snetben, 5, Carroll Place, Capitol Hill
Wasliirigton, D. C., will meet with prompt nt-
is-ntion. Qllf
For the Cure of
GOUGHS, GO.'E.-BS,
HOARSENESS, EBON-
OHITIS, GROUP, ASTH-
1VIA~, WHOOPING-GOUGH
.AN'TD CONSUMPTION. _
This remedy is off:-.i'ed to the cominiinity with
the confidence we feel in an article which seldom
i'.iil.s to realize the happiest effects that can be de-
:i:ed. So wide is the field of its usefulness and so
in microns the cases of its on res, that almost eVCl_\'
ei:'tioii' of the country abounds in persons, public-
lg’ known, who have been restored from ala"min.','
:- id even desperate disco.-cs of the lungs, by its
\Vlieu once tried, its siiperiorily over every
rt-flier medicine of its kind, is too apparent to cs-
C ape observation, and where its virtues are known,
the public no longer hesitate what antidote to cin-
pioy for the distressinw and dauvcrous afl"cctions of
1: a
1"x:- pulmonary organs, which are incident to our
cllanutc. And not onlyin the formidable attacks
upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties ol
t.‘oi.us. COUGHS, I‘I0.-SRSENESS, &c=., and for Child.
l'.‘l|1l.1S the pleasantcst and safest medicine that
c -.n be obtained. No family should be without it,
an-'l those who have used it, never will.
Read the opinion of the following Gentlenien.
who willoe recognized in the various sections of
.2-niiiitry where they are‘ located—-‘each and all as-
:r..-.rcli:iiits ol the first class and of the liiglicst char-
swtcr--zis the oldest and most extensive Wholesale
Di.-alers in Medicine will: an experience unlimited
o-i the siibpict of which they speak. If there is
any value in tlicpiclgiiiciit,ofcrepsrii-iiee, see
THIS’ _C ER"1‘1F [CA TE
\Ve the iindcrsigned, V1 liolcsalc l)rll;'2l.~‘l:1, hav-
i--I; long been aoqnoiiited with -Ayers Cherrv
l’-scloral, hereby certify our belief that it is the best
and most effectual rcnicdv for Pnlinouarv Com-
ptunts ever offered to the American People. Am]
r. .3 would, from our kiioivlerlge of its composition
and exteiisive usefulness, cordially commend it til
the iifilicted as worthy their best confidence and
, . , I .
with the firm conviction lliat it will do for their re-
lwl all that medicine can do.
i;lv.‘nSl1l1\V. Edmonds 6; Co., Boston. Mass.
peese (Sc Coulson, Baltimore. Maryland.
*-"“l£l &1n~‘1|’UlNlm. Bangor Maine.
llilvllilnd. Harrall 66 Co., Charleston, S. C
;l“"-‘Ob S- Fi"'|_€1“fl. Detroit. Mich.
l. H. McAllistei'. Louisville, Ken.
1"‘ |'ilUCiS 5? \Villt0n. St. Louis, Missouri‘.
.1-lS'.:‘-rah Tucker, Mobile. Ala,
l'lt9t)d0l'e A. Peek, Bllfllligton, Ve,.mont_
liaviland. Risley 6.’. ()0. Augusta, Ga,
l‘.-iltllc D James, Trenton, N J.
J M Townsend. l’itt:-hing, Perm.
1' lillk 66 Co, Chicago, Ill.
I‘? \ V .
in l:. (ray, Burlington, town. A
’~‘l. A Santos 6: Son, Norfolk, Va.
hilward Brins_i,hurst, Wilmingston, De.
_ . 11- _ . ‘- _ '
._-F rlin Czilbeir. &.C'o. Pliilailelpliia. Pa.
/1 D & W H Gilinan. \.Vashington, D C.
':Wright +56 Co, New Orleans, La.
:1-tson. V-Viill 66 Co, Fort Wayiia, Ind
1'} G Richmond 66 Co, San Francisco, Ca]
l_.v-.vis 66 Aines. 'l‘:ill:ili:i.woe_ Elm-jdu
I ~ _ - '
P» Stiong, Knoxville, Tenn,
(llnlton &: Duer, Little Rn.-,1.-, Ark
g'~.-- - . ,'.
'.‘.’!lIler1 Slnqe &>C0, Lexington, B1185.
N D Labadie, Galveston, Texas.
9 n
_(-has Dyer. Jr, Providence, R. I.
J‘-’s. M. '1 uriier, Savannah, Ga,
‘.v ado, Eckstein ck: Co, Cinciuatti, Ohio,
With such assiirzince, and from 5
3-'7r._mger proof can be adduced,
in: its cffects upon trial.
Prepared ‘and sold by James G. A _ - .
qr-.i._.-aiiist, Loyvell, Mass, and for sale iii,Noi'rl\r"il.l:lt.'Kl;dl
I? .2 II 334' ell, and I W Taylor, Westport. 7
ll;.,e'
iich men, no
except that foimd
-- -w-- ..-.-.’.- '-"W - '
1 For Sale.
ihc Brick Cliurch,"an-". within five minutes’
walk of the Depot, where five or six trains ol
ciirs stoi’ daily to and from New‘ Yoi'k-——consist-
'. ins i2£'.a good two-story d\\'!:lllIi.£-llfiu-‘P. l5=“'l’1
and c_ow~liouse. and other out-.l:t:ildiiigs, with
four acres of i'irst-rate land and in good (:l)n(ll~
tion. On said‘ place there is good oi'cliardS of
grafted fruit. _ _
worth the attention of any one wanting a place
of that size. It will be sold and is well worth
the money. ’For further particulars enquire
of ‘W. Whitney & Co. or of G. Mather on the
corner by the niecting-house. _
N. B.—lf the above property is not sold _by
the first of April it. will then be rented.
Darien, Fol». 26. 1852. .
Ecol: S3311-er and Binder,
E5 ASjusl returned from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofSchool and l
Also.alargeassortment 1
Miscellaneous Books.
of Stationcry,including [3121 ii k Books.l<‘ool;-'.cap,
Letter,aiid Note. Paper, euvelops, Slates, &c..
which he will sell clieapci'tliaiitlie_v can be
bouglit. for at any otiierstore in this vicinity.
L3?13ticil<s of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and dur:-.ble style, at extremely lOWl‘t1l‘6S,
and sat.isf:‘.ctii-.n given to all.
Wholcsiiliz and Retail Grc cry Store.
Eizdsosa 455;. Eisseil 1
EEJAVE takoii the store formerly occupied
‘ by SE. Oliiistc-ail on east. side the bridge
wlicre they will follow the wholesale and re-
tail Groce.'y and Commission business. They
now offer to purcliasers tl gor.eral assortment of
Groceries. Provisions. Fruits. Nuts, (Sac. as can
be found at any store. in the county, and on as
favorable terms. - The followingis a portion of
their stock, viz:
‘.20 cliests younghyson and black Teas of all
[)l‘lcPS.
2:3 hhds and bbls P R and N O Molasses.
40 “ H Sugar ofall kinds.
10 quintals Codlisli. ,
150 bbls Floor, extra and superfine.
30 boxes Rziisins. '
Colfoo of‘ rliffererit prices.
Currants, Citron, Figs, Spices and nuts.
Vl/liiile, elephant and sperm Oil by barre.-l‘or
gallon.
Tallow, ad:inianliiic,spei'ni and wax Candles.
Potash, Soda, Starch &c. by cask and box.
Pliiladelpbia Lime, 0. superior article for
white wasliiiia.
E23? .1. & B. will keep constantly on hand
Cement, calcined Plaster for building purposes.
and uiany other articles too numerous to men-
tioi.-,an<l which will be sold on rea‘tsonable terms.
I..ook~':i=u Glasses, ‘Wil1o‘w ‘Ware 82.0
E QU1N'l‘.*\.l’»D i'\: SONS have at. their
0 ware-rooms ii fc_w rods cast of the bridge
a large Z1SSOl'lll"lPlll of cabinet fl‘ll'llll'lll‘e. consist.-
ing in part of sofas, centre. card, book,tmi, work
unp kitchen tablns of various kinds, iniiliogaiiy
and black walnut marble, top dressing burcnu.-:
dlain (l|'e§Slll§{ hiircaus, cominor. bui'e:ius of l
prices, some as low as $5 50. i\laliognn_y, bl’k
W?1lllUllLll.tlllli.t}.Vl(.' bcdstezids of various patterns
and pi'ices,soi'nc as low as 2’. Piitentbed-
steatls that can be put up in throe minutes and
withoiit a key. liiiliogiiiiy, curled maple, b'.’k
walnut. kitchen and wiii(l.~_-orizhiiirs. Chilclrcn’s
table and low chairs. \Villo\v waggons. cra-
tlles and cliairs. Looking glasses of all sizes
and prices, from ‘.25 cents to 53510. Spring mat-
mssias. the liostoml cheapest beds in existence.
\Ve will deliver any furniture l)Ul‘(:l‘1:iSt’tl of us
(to the amount of$10 or over) in New Canaan.
‘Wilton or Dalian free of charge and free from
damage.
Ilcacly Zlfarlc (J'o[,7ins.-—Vl7e have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 coffins of inaliogiiny,
black walnut, cherry and l\ liitcwood of all sizes
and dcsi.-i-ipt.ions.which can be furnisbccl at a
few minutes notice. \1-'e also furnish shrouds
and evoi'ytliin_g_ nc.ccssary for the interment of
the dead, and will see to the diggiiig of graves
when requested. “'6 willattend funerals in
New Canaan, \Vilton or Darieu. without extra
cliarge. E. QUINTARD ix’. SONS.
N. B.—?ersons wishing to purchase burial
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may make ap
plication to us. 4.5tf
A M-zw nioni»: or SE'1"1‘l£\'G
A%.2't:i.fic:.-’.a1 "£"oofi=2=~!
r§"l {.1}; nnaaisigiictl has iiivciilcd and patented
. - 11 compound tlfllllllllll basis foi'sot.tingteetli,
qy which the process is l"c‘.n(lP.l‘t3(l much more
simple and easy than l‘.ci'etoforc—and reduces
the 6.-rpciisc about one-half. The process is
entirely new, and as beautiful as it is simple and
econoinical. Ezzlirc sets can now be fi2i'iiislicd
for 3350; u'p,'7er sets for $25. sud partial sets in
proportion. A. HILL, D. D. S.
Norwalk. Nov. 10th, 1851. 45tf
Cabinet filahm and U72clc7'ta.7.'cr .’
(Two doors cast of the Bank.‘
.5’ T./1.’lIFO1t’D, CT.
11.-\VlNG recently coninpleted an
extensive alteration and improve-
. inch! in his extnblisliincnt, and ex-
tended the compass of his business.
« would rcspoctliilly inform the inhabi-
tants ofthis and the adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly inanufactur-
ing every description of
QEAQEEZET WARE
iz; a good and ,¢_{(‘.tlBl'tll variety of
Beziclstcrzrls, Tables, l'l~’2ishsl(m.'.ls, Scorcla-2'ic-s
Bo/"caiI.s, Sofas, ac. £S'C. ' '
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot; fail to suit the purchaser.
Also, a viirie-.i.y of C[IA.IRS———lr.iii', cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, togctlicr
Willi t'()(:l~2P.l'.< ofovcry style.
['1OUS(‘l'l(ill,lll.ll'llllll roof any description manu-
lll(:lUlG(l to order at short: notice on the most.
'3asonable terms. Alcoa very extensive as-
Jrfment of
iiIaz‘lres3'o.s, Poliasscs, Pezioizt Beatl-
srearls, (S-6. .
Phat can be set up and taken down by any one
u less than two minutos.
He has also a llltlt-Cl.‘3(i‘.l‘.0 assortment of the
l10StfllSl1lOlli1l)lGSly.lE!S of
Looking @.=lla1ssc>s,
which he will sell as cnoap as can be bought
on y where. .
He is also prepared to furnish
0f0I-‘FINS. suitouos, CAPS, SCAR1i‘S.&__c.
‘3 ‘-“"°"Y descript_ron tliat may be rlesired, or
H1115 0110 be obtained in the city of - New Yorl'
“'5 " moments W"l‘|1l!18. day or night on the most
reasonable terms. Be is also iii'eiiai'ed to fur-
nish lii=.ai'ses, CH1’)-iusgg, see ,0 the diwipg of
graves, and to attend to any .,,[,,,,. ,,,.,.,,;§emenf
that may he wished lor the funeral r))'()cpqsi0n
dzc. Those‘ who may wish-to keep me bgdv 01
ii deceased friend several days‘, can be fu,.n;si,ed
with an ice box in which it may be 1,,-Bsewed a
week orlonger if necessary.
. ' E. C. NVARREN
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851. A. If
_ Daguerreotype Minintiires
I'l‘T'ED in Lockets, Rings, Pins, Bragg-
lelse 550- 8.5 AUS'l‘EN’S.,.uiid warranted‘
perfec-_t in every respect, ‘
,, Norwalk, Angus: 1352
It is pleasantly located, and well‘
-»A- smallv:l’ai'm 'situ'at.ed*in”‘D‘ariB'n’ “n‘5‘m’~' ’
l
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EIS
Slolésfoctioss gs’
‘\\‘é.ia.L‘r;b.
llllllill"
miillllllillllll i ll
Psemium Daguerrectype G=ai1.es'y !
(Ever the store of Ir?‘ St John.
chess .o;-r° no fillicsi-go.
.
‘llllllll
. ll #5‘ »
l':"llllllllll . .
"
tliiisiiistir: praise \’\'llP.l'f.‘.l‘(~.‘l‘ it has been used. 1
\'variiiing ll house extant. ll is constructed on
Ilir VAN VVl.'\‘Xx'Ll~2.--'1‘lll$ is an unique and
is a peili-ct gem in its \\':i_v, and will bean
I V
unvl ncce:<sary appcr.-(logo to an_v r~.'ii~loi. lbs-
. \ ‘N
terns and sizes. are lor sale by W M D 11.“x1b
5 6 0 E’cC.=.’.F.":‘1"~a'l"'i§h'-3.."t:"d'.'E."ED
Not. to work upon the
Rail Road!
But. to pim-lnise their
22- -9 Q
‘ii fl E E 3
At the CHEAP C.-‘\Sl1 STORE ofllie sub-
"il3ei' where :1 saving is nniile h'l_lil1(1l€‘.ll'. to pay
to. ten miles travel. Call and prove the truth
at GEO. \’.". E-.\1l'.l'1‘1‘S.
South Norwalk. Sep. IL’, 185
.f51C1HlZ~l-<i'
“W-W’-;. ' .- , -.—.- '. ':..'..
L“-3 <3»E“€fiJ’:;e.': sis ac.§:m—.c .t..;.io*«'.
the subscriber will itoiitimio the-. l)l.‘u.‘5llll’.SS
of R. ‘.V. Norton 6: (_‘o.. ar.-il lzc is now pre-
pared in do all l.'ii.~d.~: of .lr.l,.bing in _L(’.t‘:t"l'1llllli'l-
chincry; Die 'l‘ni-uiirgg of every ifc-sitiipiimi;
and Siiwiiig in all its ‘v':ll'lPll(‘S, lir:icl:f'ls. Cair-
;-'u.g,. Smtlf &i_-, Also, 'iVood '.l‘iirning in all
its various lii-iinclics. from the l:ii't1F‘.-‘l P0l‘lli‘0
Pillni-s to an Awl lla ft. Tiirneitl Cedar Hitch-
ing and Fence Posts are kcpt constantly on
hand.
The subscriber has also added to the above
esliiblisliiueiit ti Foundry for Brass Castings.
and he woiild be plenseil to fill 0l'(lf‘lS for any
and everv Liiiil of .l ol;:l.in_.r1 in this line.
'i"lie filcilitios of the pi'(~sr~ial propiii-tor opa-
ble him to ;'i:ai':ii:tcc'..n do :ll‘._\f kind oi won-kin
his lino which is done,-. in
town. and he \varrant.s all v.'m'k to give entire
satisfar-lion or no cliarga will be made.
N. B. Cash paid on delivery for good illcl;
0l'y Tlinbcr. M . M. l‘{ORTON.
South Noiwralk. lilarch. 13, 18553. 1_'.‘
’i-.5‘
5
,.
e Yard.
7*” HE subscriber luiving opened and fui'riisli-
-5. ed a new Marble Yard in Norwalk, near
the head ol Main strect..would respectfully so-
licit all to lavor liiin with a call, and exiiiiiine
his stcck and l.‘.‘Ol‘l\lllllllS11lp. He intends hav-
ing on lltllltl coi:slantl_\,' ii full asso:'tmeiit oi
Amcricaii and foreign :‘i‘_lill'l)l€,-iL~l1Ll the work-
mausliip of a superior style. Monuments,
'l"oinbstor.cs. counter and table Tops,&c., «Soc.
fut nislicd at the shortest Ol(lt'l' and on reason-
ableterins. JOHN 1:1. Vl/EEKS.
l‘lorw:iil~:, Nov. 5th, 1851.
i§‘?&”-3‘E’°.2‘.‘l'~.»"ii‘.fi§'.aE§ QREEFEVE l
i-'5
‘1
"Sc..-
' T T. » 7 T
PROW/1S10l\ S, Flxb 1 TS,
Vcgeéiiliics. tl‘f.sii of all liinds.
isle .55, Qycters, «Sac.
Ass good as the niai'l.ct all'ort.s.constamly to
be found at. the well l.r.own BS_llll)llSl'll't1eIl1 of
ALLEN, l\ll<IE1{lCl". & CO.
LE?’ Goods of the above description received
daily/, and for sale at wholesale and retail mi
the most favorable terms.
New Grcceeystoi-e.
HE Sl]l)S(.‘.l‘ll)dl'S liaving taken the store
' lately occupictl by Mr. Field, near the
spririg,and stocked it with :1 large assortment of
Groceries, Provisions‘. &c., would respectfully
solicit a share of public patroi‘mge——bi-.lie-ving
that those who fnvor_Ihem with u call will find
as good bargains as can be found in the place.
Goods dcliv.ereil within 11. reasonable distance
free ofcharge. _ ~
All goods not proving as represented can be
returned, and the money will lip reliinrled. '
1 G. HOLMES 65- CO.
13 Main st; '
Norwall-2, April 10. I ~'- -15
A .E'or sale. , ‘
ONE-HORSE \VAG(;'ON.‘in good con-
, , . 5 l
E11-lEpiibli(::ii'e i'crpcc:li:lly i:;=l-:imcil that‘
any oilior city or‘
‘~‘.
\Vn:i:~'o's PA'r1-::;'r l’.\iiLon Ain-'ricu'r COAL Biinm-zn.-—’]'l:is Stove receives the most en"
t is the host and most economical coal burner for
the most scientific pi'iiicipli:s. and will consume
its own sii:ol.e- aid gas: 5, making :1 saving of40 per cl in. in fuel over any other stove in use.
novel Parlor Stove, for either “cm! or coal. ll.
appropriate and tasteful ornam¢=.nl. as well as useful
above Stoves, with imiry nllziers of vnrlotls put.
HT, Late Lockwood, Hziight Ext Co. 40
'11 \V BOOT. SHOE,
_ lca‘..i:icr& finding storcglgé
i \Vl1OLES.'-XLE ck’. RETAIL.
'1 HE siinsciili-=i's llt‘.l'€:‘.ll_V give noli. e to the
. citizens of ‘.\'oi'walk.aiidllii-. public in gen-
leral, that tlii-y have taken a store on the west
side of tho briilgc, opposite the Post Office-—
N0 1 \V';u(3;- at, and fiimil it up in good orrle.r,
\\'llPl‘B may be foi.iu<l at. all tiiiws u lar;-_ro stock
:01‘g.,;.i’s, lollies‘ and cliililrcn’.~ Boots and Shoes
lofiill (li-scriplioiis. :nanuf.:clui‘I-il by us cxpi'css-
>ly for this ni:irl.c.t. by the best, of \'.’0l‘l{ltl(’ll and
of this limit iinilciiiils. and no t'Xl?lll()l.'S will bu
l,~,..,,,,..l m ,plt':ilSi-, those iv ho lizvor us wi.li ll call.
(‘,ii.~:toiiici's' \vorl; niailc to or..lor. \\'llllni;u1ly;s55
and ilospzilizli. A slmre oftbc pubiicpzitroiiagc
iis rospe-.ctl'ully solicited by
.1. 1’. ll.*.E‘< l<‘C-'I'lD. Jr. Ex‘. Co.
E? Parlir.-ul:=.i attention paid to repairing in
all its l)l'&lll(:lit‘.3.
l\'o:w2i|k, .'-3.pi'il 1st, 1853.
15
E-Eouse 21.0‘; for Sale.
A large and i-onvciiicni hon.<c pleiisaiiilysiliintcil
on 9;.” P.-.ini (opposite South l'\"ormilk) with about
, um, am] a :.;1ll‘:ici'c._s ol kind. is clicri,-d for sale on
lciisytm-iris lipipiirc of J Comp Jr. Nnfwillli. or
’ llcnry Camp, 1.-‘.‘u 1,SLh :l;.\(.'ll|l0, New Yorli
Jan. 5ll'l. 185?.
'.l'l.ll‘-3lllrl’S NO USE 'l‘ALl{li\‘G. l~"U1{
.‘:"§3..{'§.‘§.l7§:Eli':l..§.‘E‘-’.“:‘l £4. Z"*‘.~’.t’-.E.r.‘11@,
'i'Vo. 2 ll-’ri.’i72' St
§jAZ\" sell Grocer?-:s a little bit clienpertliiin
any other establishment in i'\’orw:ilk.—
'l'lieir goods are selected with a view to the
wants oftlie l‘tltll‘l§Gl. and willi the pt.rposo of
siislaining tlic ft‘-l?'lllilll0ll wliicli their c.~:labli..<li-
maul lins always borne for selling goods oflhe
best quality, Cheaper than any other store in
the couiity. 'l‘hi=.ir liiisiiicss will be C(ll1tll.l(.‘1(*ll
on the saine fair and liberal terms as lierc.to-
lore: and they are unwilling, nor have they
yet found it iicscssaiy to rcsort to llllllltlg
liiiudbills, antl g:iss_\_' mlveit.i:-rcnze-.:its. to «>.n:iblr-.
them to dispose of lllt-'-ll’ G‘-iods. Good and
cheap articles do not require this.
lo the Grocery Line all nompclition as to
quility and prico, from \Vllt‘.l£‘VPl' qmirti-i‘. is
coiilidenily (ltrfled. Persons purclnising Goods.
in this market are requested to give them a
call. and be satisfied ol the truth of the above
statements.
Large Sales and Small Pro/ils
is their motto. l:-{A '1’ MOLVD €13 ME."-‘sD‘.
Noi-wiill.,Julv10.1552.
Beauizifizl Goods
Fo1"Sa!c at the Drug Store,
SOU'l‘l1 L\'OR\Vi\ LK.
.’-£z3‘° Call and mvznzinc /lu=m—Don.’l forget the
store, Sm,/(Ii A-'o:',zcallc, 72C(l.“ the Daribiiry t§~
I\'orwu//5' l)e,/70!.
, SPLE N'[l.[‘Q ossortnicnt. of Bolimuinn
, - Glass \Varc5. consisting old lloliemian Vases
of various ]‘:tlilf’.l'I‘-S, colors and style, from $1.50
l.o 336 per pill: ; fancy Bnlieniiaii Cologne Bot.-
tles. ii most boziiiliful iirlziclo from 2-3 mg to $5;
Sim-.lliii_i: 13-Jlllcs, vaiii-gatcil; Biiliciiiiii ii China
Vases, gill, various patterns, very Ecsirable;
“Lnliio's” Extracts, wari'zinti=il pure; Lubiii’s
by the box or single bottle; Gr.:rin:iri Cologne
as good as can be lintl anywhere; Accordi-.ons
from 50 cls t.o $5 : Violins from 5'4 to ~310.’.0f
lino tone, some oflliem \\01‘lll double the price
askr>.rl.
’1‘lic.-to artrii-lcs liave lwcn porclizisecl for cash
and will be sold as cheap if not cheaper than can
ho ptiicliase-il in New York. Tliose who wish
such articles would do well to call and exaniinc
before piirciiasiiig el.\I&"l\‘ll(‘?.l‘(’. Tliey will make
very dosii-able prcseiits at all times, being both
useful and orna_me-ntal.
T. B. GRIFFITH. So. Norwiilk.
‘~'1:‘.
For Sale.
ONE ofthe most lioziiitilul residences
central part of the village of Norwalk, ‘with.
House and Barn nearly new. About three
f_ourllis ofaii tl('l_‘e ofground, with alirost every
varietyof fruit and fl0V\-‘PIS, llizit can be desired.
For particulars enquire at this office. 221.1’
N. B. As refcreiice is bad to us, we can say
that it is rare tliiit. so (1l‘.Sll’t_ll)l8 and eligible a
place, is offered for sale, upon anytliing like as
low terins.—EEd. Gazelle. _
' . Notice. _
ALL Persons ‘inde'b‘t7ed to- the subscriber
- whose accounts have stood over one_vear
are requested to call and make immediate pay-
ment. otliorwis_c tlieir-ii-ccounts will be put: in
an 0lficer’s hands for collection.
nt.th_i;li‘:;)i2,ei's offered for sale cheap. Inquire
. 6_r
" N- \VOOD.
Jim. 9;, 1852: 4_
V '1‘ M
' “W LLiAMS &"'GU1oN*"s'
Emigration and-Forgsign Exclrailgsl ~.§fiitéd* steapmerg.
Q. 4 ’ l
\ es*:.‘=sc.:»s,
No. 40 Fallon Street, illew Yorlc, and 115
3 ,. __lValc/‘loo Road, Liverpool. '
’1‘lic"0id Black Star line of Fae!-:ets.
Sailing’ punclually from Li-vcipool on the 1st.
6th. 11th, 16th, 21st and 26th of each month,
and comprise the following splc1ia'id__ships:
YORK
ii;-...?..a.."..4..io..
illlle Slihis coria..dsi.,.g this line are lbs following :
..*.5'r.i..m1'ic,C=iprZ"\‘."¢§t, Pztcu-*ic, Ca pt. 1\,'y‘i_s.
Aacrric. Capt. Luce, BM,1-ic."(Ypt.Comstock,
. 1\DltlA.'l‘lC~.' Capt "Gi'ii_l'io’nT“' , .
These Slilpslllillle been built. by contract. eit-
piessly-lfor Gl)\'Rl'llme[’;[.-_sei'\ice, 1 Ever) care
has been taken in their construi-tion. as also in
their Engines. to ins.uro_ strength and speed.‘
and tliejr iicconim'idatious for passengers are
unequaled for eli-garice and comlort. Pricé of
passage from New ' York to‘ Liverpool in first
class cabin. $120; in second do. $70; exclu-
sive use of extra sizestate rooms. $300; from
Liverpool to New York. .5030 and .5820. An‘
experienced surgeon attaclwd to.eacli ship.——
Universe, Captain Biid. 1700
Jacob A. \Vest.ervelt Hoodless 1600
\Vi_n. Rathbone Spencer 1201.
'l‘iconderoga . Boyle 1300.
Princeton ' Russell 1400
1,...” \Villuims 1200
i\'liuni=sot:i Allflll 1000
Silas Grccnman. Spencer 1000
E C Scranton Spencer 1500
Leivlallltin KU*ll‘P 1500
Wm E1 l1::rbeck. Marshall’ 1500
Guy Mannering Freeman 1606
‘Washington ‘ Page 2(H'll
Enterprise )' Funk 1000
Ab.-rdeen Kim pp 1000
Pol-".lllll’(1 Alsop Sniiih- 1000
Niagara , Smith 1000
Dewitt Clinton Funk 1300
.\‘la.i-niion Hadley 1000
‘ Simdusky Borl-and 1200
Owego Hubbard 1500
Robert Kelly Bnrstow 1400
Now Ship E lwards 1750
Those Ships arelho most inognifnzcntthai
have yet liemi built. "'l‘hcy are commanded
l)y,nl}[g and e.xpcrienced_ Captains, famed for
their nauticiil skill and kind n'eat.ment. to emi-
grants; and their accommodations for Cabin.
St-‘CUIIC1 Cabin, and Stecitage Passengei‘S. 111*‘
vastly superior to those of any other Line.
The Sliip’s allowance of Provisions coinpri
ses flour, oat-meal, bread, potatoes, peas or
beans. riceiind vinegar, which is dealt: out to
the passengers once or twice at week during
ilievoyzige, at the role of 1-05 lbs. per week
-for each "adult, and half allowance forclilldren
iin-‘l9i't'.volve years; and in addition to the
abovc, ii further allowance, according to a late
act of the Boiti.-li Plll'llillllP.l1l, of two‘ cz. tea.
half lb. sugar, and half lb. inolassc.=.,to~<-acl;
adult. weekly. with three quarts “titer daily
lu all cases where any of the persons paid fol
decline coming out, the full passage money i;-
:'<~.ttii'iied without any deduction.
Persons residing in the country that di-.<ire-
to send money to their friends in the Old Conn
try, and wishing to szivo lime and expense. CH"
liiive it done in a satisfai-.toi'y. and correct
iiianiiei‘, by ciiclosiiig by Post. to the siil;scii
bars, the sum lllt‘y wish to solid. with the
name an-;l iidili-es:-: of the party who is to re-
ct-ive it, when a draft on the nearest Briiucl.
to tlieir i'es'nlen'co will be forwiirclcd by firs:
steamer with as much pziniztuallly as if tlic
pei'son‘smidin;1il was present, and a receipt
l'cltli'ne(l for tbomoney by next mail.
.___.j—
1'75'.€'.‘f7&
ii’. M. Sznithls Eviarbie Yard,
Near the B'iiilgc, l\’o‘rwal/:. Conn.
g;1l€PULCllRA.L Monuments and Grove
gf‘ .,-10.79. 0fQ_,.c,.y vm.,UW 01' p'.iLt'criis, and ol
_ ‘U l A‘ ‘ ‘ . . . -. ' ' ‘ l 4): ‘I _
rho most sl-'.illiil woikiiiaiisliip. lie o.,..t as
i§.'ll‘il‘.lCll1 ol Anierican and 1* oreign i\1ui'b.c,
l\(-pg; L-oi,5t;1llll\’ on liand.
. ‘ . H ‘ 1' .
1’ersoiis \_\'i.~.liing to procure .\..onumcn‘ts oi
am‘ l.im.l ol'M:'.i'l;lc \‘."ork._areinvilcd to ca. laud
21.7,.“pa:-somilinspection of l1lSliltllel"tll and
Q...-. l;i;\.;i nship, as this will be more s:it:slactoi'y
this n to purchase o f Agciits williout anopportu-
nity oftcstiiis the quality oi the article con
li'll(2l.P'.l for. _
5:?“ The Let.tcriu.;and Ornamentalwork is
PXE’.CUlGtl by an experienced workman and can
ivarrant it to give cntirc satisfaction.
May’. 19.55.’.
Scot Shoe Leather and Find-
issg Store.
HENRY ['1ANDl“.S renews again
:53-V.-'.' his acknowlcdginnnts to the public and
his fi'iein.ls fortlicir gi*.l'mt'UUS piilroiiiigc.
during the your past, and hopes to inerit an un
intei'ruptcd continuaiico of the bu-im-ss rcla
tiousliip \\lll('.ll he has so long iririiiztiiinml with
this community. He will be found now at his
new stiiiitl opposite the store of Dimim Finch.
wliore he will be happy to see. and serve his
old fl-imnls and the public. The cluirai~tci' of
his work is too \'.‘(-_‘.ll kiiowii to ll(‘t-‘fl a word of
praise. It (:0lll}‘i't'l3PS cvi>.i'y f.‘l'?ll‘.lB ol nit-n's
and icliildri-.n‘s'wear. with P.ii‘bbors and Over-
sliovs in lll€‘1l‘S01l$0l‘-, for ladies and 20Ull<'«mC!1-
F];\'f,x._\'U:: of the ll(‘..\'i qilllllly. and in any
qu;u;tit_y, suited to the wants of tho Crtifli.
Norwalk. April 20, 185:2.
F:/' EAD 6.‘: FUL§\1EPt‘S. Crclon Metallic
1; . Fire Proof l’:iint.——'l‘liis article is ac-
l.'iiowle.i‘igi=il by all who liave used itto be su-
pm'l0l' to any other Piifnt in use. It. is proof
iigziiiist. the action of the weather and iii e, and
is cheaper than otlrer paints in conseqiience of
its tal-Ling less oil to mix, and covering much
more siirface. twice as much as some. Give it
atrial. D. FINCH Agent.
Biicw Sprirsg §eoc'ls.
US'l‘ received in large supply of new goods
Those in want. of lnii'g:iiiis, will do well to
callsoon. MALLURY ('1'. LE\V1S.
J ‘ASTOR OIL and Sweet on .i‘;i. first
\ «’ quality for sale at \VEED’S.
-. "A l [.S.——500 kegs Fall River uailsnssorted
front 3d line to '7 inches, for sale by
S'l.‘RE E1‘ 62 QUll\"l‘A. RD.
5‘ OLAR and fluid Lamps of all kiinls.
E3 C. E. D1SBRQ\V.
Ready Made Clothing.
TUE suliscriber has on hand and intends
keeping it good assortmeiit of Ready l\’Iado
Clothing 0 lallkinds. Also, a good iissortment
ofClotbs. Cassimorcs. and Vestings, which
he will make_ up to order in good style and at
short notice. . _
N. B. Patrtict.lai'at.tent:ion paid to cutting.
'l‘l'1ui\'IAS RlLE.Y.
Noi'wr.lk.Feb. 25. 1851. 9
UST REC’D, a large lot of slioeiuakcr:
leather splitting inacliiiics. by
[IE-N1-’»Y HA NDES.
a
Camphene Lamps
EPOR stores, a new article; also, some new
patterns of fluid Lamps.
C 6.: E K LOCKVVOOD.
:E§)A'NGES'and heaters. sold and set.
C <5: E K L.
, JUST RECEEVED. .
__ --. - A fine lot of new. plain and fancy
Sfiddlcs. Bridles, \Vhips, 'l‘runks,C'urpet Bags.
Valicos, «Sac. 65¢. the largest. and most beauti-
ful assortment. ever olferi=.d in this town. Call
and see for yourselves at BRADLEY’S
april. 26,] Under Connecticut H otel.
A Large Assortment’, *
F Stoves. Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper.',Brit-
main and iVooden \Vares. China, Crock-
ery and Glass. Sheet Lead. l.°iid Pipe, Cast-
ings, Zinc, Bi'a.s.¢ Kettles, Cutlery. etc. .
" C. 66 E. LOCKWOOD.
No berth secured until paid for. -
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. 1852.
FROM NEW vonx. 1-‘ROM LIV]-ZRPOOI...
Saturday Sept. 4. ‘V€‘tltlP..\(lt|y Sept. 8.‘
SJ-ll|Ni‘«-y Sept. 18, VVe-diieszlny Se-.pt.22,
Saturday Oct. 2,_ ‘
\Vcdnest!ay Oct 6.
Snturdny O‘cr. lb‘. VVe(loe.~.day Oct 20,
Siitiirday Oct 30, l \Vmlncsday Nov 3;.
Saturilay Nov 13. \Vi-(lncsday Nov 17.
Satiiiday Nov ‘27. Wiadnesdny Dec 1.
Saturday Dec 11. l VV.»dnesday Dec 1“,
Satiirdiiy Dec 25. l \Ve(lmsduy Dec 29.
For frciclit or piisstige apply to t+;D‘WARD
Baowzv. Siiiiiuzx. it Co.. Liverpool; E. G.
RoBi~:i'.'rs & ()o.. No. 13 Kingls. Aims Yard,
London; Jomv Muixiioiz 6:. Co., No. Rue No-
ire Dame dos Victories, Paris, or Grzo. H.DnA-
rrtn. Havre. . 0
’J'he owners of, lbeso_ chips will not be inc-
counlable for gold, silverbnllion. spr-cie. jewel-
ry. privcious stones or metals. unless bills of la-
Ilierciu cxprcsseil.
rmw ARR&N.G-EEIlN'IU
To éorwaik & Banburyl.
II’iIC,
Capt. Joseph Bya:/rec,
bury ty Norwiilk Railroad, touching at
South I"orwalk. as follows:
Loaving I\'oiwalk cvei-y Monday. Wednes-
rlay and l"-"iiclziy at 8 A. M. Rcliirning, leave"
Peck Slip cvciy '1'ucs(ia_v, 'l laiiisrlay and Sat.
iirday ultcrnooiis at 1 o'clock. P. M.
l*'i'e.iglil. taken on re.:isonnble terms and attended
to promptly by agents on eacli end ol the route.
Fare 50 «rents.-——For passage or freight, tip-
ply to the Captain on board.
Sept. 8. 1852.
DANBURY (Sc NORWALK
Rail Road flirrangement,
Commencing June 21st, 1852. Trains will
run as follows until lurthcr notice: Leave
Danbur) at 6 45 A M with passengers only.
“ 3 I5 I’ M passengers and freight.
RI-'I'l‘URNlNG. will leave '
So l\’orwalk 1 9 16 A M l assengai-s and fi-‘ht.
H 5 -10 P M pzissciigi-1's only.
The 6 -15 A M train from Dzinbury connects
at Norwalk with the 8 09 A M train to N York
PilS$(‘.n_QPt'S going cost can leave Noiwalk at
9 13 A.M. ‘
'l‘lic 3 15 P M train connects at Norwalk
with the 5 35 ll(.'C()l1llll0!l2l|l0ll.-lfnlll to N. York,-
:l.'.1(l the 5 35 ixprcss train to New Haven.
this road.
E7?’ Stages will be in i'en<lino.s.<x on tl;e:irriviil
passengc1'stc Rlllu(’fiPltl village. Lewisborough,
5.-.,, llARVE‘Y S‘-Ml'l‘ll. Sup’t.
_..._.. ‘.51:-u . '
gr; __'-.5: '5;=;‘..= " - . .'.
.2 3.1%?’
W. ‘izork 65¢ N‘. Haven Railroad.
SUM MER ARRA G EME ..\T.
coi.i:ur:.\ci.\'G MAY 3, 1 ‘5"2‘.
Loavc 1\'oi'wzi|k for New York.
Special 'l‘r:iin 6 o'clock A DI‘
Coniiniitatiou 6 38
Acccniuiodation 8 9
u 10 so ,
Express 2 91 P M
Accommodation 5 _ 35
Express 9 53
Leave Norwalk for New Haven.
Accommodation train 9 o'clock 13 min A M
“ 1 36 P M
Express 5 35
Accommodation 6 15
Commutation 7 43
Express trains \Vcst stop only at Stamford.
Leave New York for Norwalk.
Accoinrnoiliztinn train 7 o‘clock,A M
-- 11 30
.ExprcsS 3 30 P 111
Spccial 3 50
Expn--..<5 4 15
Commutation 5 30
Tmave New Haven for Norwalk
Commutation train 5 30 A M
Accommodation 7
“ 9 35
Express 1 15 P M
Accommodation 4 20 -
Express 1 8 50
. GEO.§\V. VVI1lS'l"LER. Sup’t.
East Received.
ring \VHIPS;rplendid géiitlcmen’s and ladies’
Fllfll1l0>‘.ll‘lllll{S. valices. carpet. bags. 65¢. Fly
nets and blankets. Also. a splendid lot of well
mnrlo llorse collars. which will be sold singly
or by the dozen. Don’t forget the old stand.
"WM. B. SWAN.
E~Za.rd".m,re, Cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils!
B FI=.\'CH has now on hand one of the
6 most extciisivonnd well selected assort-
iiwnts of foreign. iloiiir-siic and liuililing hard-
ware. cutlory. iron, stool. paints, oils, French
and Ainericiin window glass—assoi-ted sizes.
a;:ricultui'iil iinpleincn‘.s.hiiy cutters, c_orn shel-
lors,.&c. all ofwliich he will sell at prices de-
fyiiig coiupelitiou. Also. every description of
carrhige liardware. felloes. hubs. spokes, laces.
linings,piitent lenllicr, &‘.c.all of which he sells
upon the principle of “ small profits and ready
sales.” ~’
The subscriber is also agent for the sale cf
Buswell’s ll1inc'ralPaz'7zl, which is pl'o0f1L‘Z¥IlDSlI
fire, water and weather, and unchangcable in
' in its "color. and is the best. cheapest and most
durable mineral paint now in use. In fact,'our
assortment comprises a variety and extensive-
ness that would bathe a detailed descril"l°“- “"6
we tlierefore would rospcctfully invitet-he pub-
licto cal and examine themselves. 45
mvim spnoxs. Butter Knives. Silver
Cups, Napkin Rings. 539-. -‘llV_f‘-l‘ "ml Pla-
ted Forks. line pen and pocket Kim/85. P061593
Books, \Vallets, Port 11131-if‘-I-::.‘. 5j')<3iSBROW.
W E Bissell .
l S now opening the largest assortment of
Perfumery, Fancy Goods. Port Monaies.
W'allets. Cutlery, &c. eve.‘ olfeted in N-orwiilk.
Genuine Lubin’s Extracts of every flavor. %i_‘g-
lish French and German. Cologne, Per 9
Satchels. Smelling Salts, Toilet Soups. Pearl
Powder, together with a, large vaijiyty of choice
1’erfumes,etc. ~ " ‘ ‘J one I.
it. COLLINS do 00.. No. 56 \Vnll-st., N. Y; _
ding are signed tlierelore, and the value thereof _
V§]'lL_L run in connection with llie Dan-"
Pzisseiigws from Nexv York will leave at 7'
A M and at 3 30 P M to connect with trains on‘
ofllm trains ii: the l’iltif_’£‘i1P.ltlSl.‘lll0l1 to convey’
g~]rE{'l,i A large. assortment of riding and dri-l’
Norwalk Chronicler