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STEPHEN HOYT & CO.
L -AVE on hand mid ol’fe_r'foi‘ sale at their
- Nurseries, situated one and a half miles
‘east of the villzige of New Canaan, and three
and ‘a half frotn Not-walk :
I Apple, Pear, (standard and dwai'ls,) Peach,
Pl‘""5’= Cl‘?-"".Vs Apricots (on plum and peach
Stocks.) and Quince Trees.
Also. small fruits. viz: Raspberries. the Fal-
tolfFrYiti‘co‘rii:i.'a~titl (the true.) Red Antwerp,
English Goosberries, (,‘-urrants, black ltnglish
red and \vltt'teDtitcli (superior varieties) Straw-
berries, the most approved varieties Isabella and
Catawba Grape vines.
ORNAIIII-J;‘§"l‘A[2 Ttti-:1-‘.s.——Hoi'se Chestnut,
Mountain Ash, Silver Maple, Larch, Spruce.
Balsam Fit‘ and Arbor Vilazs. For vigor and
liealtliftilness of gt-owtli. the above trees are
not excelled if equalled by any in the country.
Special regard has been had in the selection
of the vai'ietie.-_: of our large stock of apple trees.
that they be such as are of llt%2lll.lly’Sll:'()ll:<..1‘. and
vigorous growth. abunda tit. and lb,’-gllltiii ll'e'a i‘él's;
and the most valuable tl1:ll‘li9t i‘arletitis. 'I.‘ltese_
Nurseries now occupy more than 15 atrres of
land, eiiilii-aciiig more than 200,000 ‘cultivatt-.d
Fruit Trees. - 1y46
eases
And Agricultural Tools, at A-Ios. So
,a72d 95 W21-lelr st. Bridgeport.
T‘ is true as otnwwoulll be compet.itors ad-
vertise for us, that we ‘‘ have ttvo stores to
their one," and we would take this method to
return otn' sincere thanks to out customers for
their liberal’ patronage which has rentlercd
this course absolutely necessary, and should we
meet with the satire encouragement that we
have hadfor the last three years. we do not
know but we shall be compelled to have t.hree
Stores ! Be this as itniay, we intend to keep
all of our stores well stocked with every de-
scription of Hardware and Agricultural lmpli-
ments, and we intend to sell these Goods at Its
low;-if not less prices than can be purcliasc.tl in
this state. Our prices will be New York find
Boston prices and not. “ Ouri\'eigbbors” prices
Among our stock can be found
1500 Citsks Fall River Nails
60 do English \Vrought tiails
.50 boxes assoited tacks
135 do slioo nails .
320 do Finisliing nails
'20 do Brads
55000 gross Premium gimlilet: screws
ZIIE Cflfll 'IC-S’ TOOLS.
100 sett Bench Planes
50 Screw Arm Plows, assorted
10 setts Beads
30 do Match Planes
10 do Hollows and Rounds
50 Double and singlet‘ Routers
10 setts T Plnrtes
50 doz_'lian<l and ptmnel saws.
‘2O do back saws
-25 do S C Hanimei's._assoi'te.d
50 sells Brace and Bitts, assorted
H00 do Chisels. assorted
100 do Gauges, do
10 doz Spirit Levels. assorted
:3 UILDERS’ IIARD WARE.
I75 doz assorted Mottise Locks
125 do rim locks
100 do thumb latclies:
500 d0;assortetl§Blake’s Butts
1000 do do New England Bolts
:25 9,l'oss do Window Springs
'50 doz do Sash Fasteners
100 do ll-'l'inei'al Knobs
50 do Porcelain do
'20 do Pearl White plated, do
500 do assortetl Bolts
B,-"55 mil, glide door, sheaves. store, door locks
Strap hinges, \Vnrd-rolie hooks, blind hinges.
C./‘IRRIGE GOODS.
100 sctts springs
100 do axles,common and patent:
1.00 do slmfts, -“neat-‘y and light:
.500 do bows, assorted sizes -,
‘1000 do lirass and silver bands, assorted
L,me$_. f,-‘,.;g_es. tassels. daniask. broadcloths,
.031 .;loihg_ head linings, enameled clot hs, rubber
-cloths, Ivory nailsand sci‘_eyVS. bill-'«0fl.S. cottcli
Lloclts. spring boxes, coach tiinges, (.'Etl'l'lt‘r‘g€l hitt-
..ge.5, buckles, carriage bolts, tire bolts. etc. ‘etc.
AG R 10 UL TURAL IMPLEMENIS.
100 Plt ws’ assorted. Of Rllggless N9‘-"'59 ‘S5 C0
25 Harrows, do d0 d0
:25 Cthtivators, do d0 30
10 Fanning Mills do do 0 _ ’
neiglibors
15.0 ,H,,.y .(jm1;ei-5, ‘clieitpet-'t'lia-n our
.-‘30 ‘-Curr‘ Slielleiis
100_Canal Barrows .
100 doz Aiiiefs slt0V6l3
200 «(in Nashua‘ dad
(I C I ll, 0 , '
l\Tti)iiui(')e Forks? (fl-lily Forks. Hoes. &c. &c.
SPORTIZVG MA TERIALS.
50 Double Guns, from to
. 65 single do do 554 £0 5'30 . _'
100 Jointerl Fishing Poles. ft'0'" 32 T0 $90
Pistols. Revolvers. Gllm" bags. Powde" ]"l“3k5
Shot pouches. Drinking Fli!Sl<_Sa H00l‘S» L'“""5~
Reels, shells, It lies. All of the above -116
made to our own order, and are tvortliy the at‘.-
tentior. of sportsmen. ~
EJVGLISH I-1./IRD IV/IRE.
50 Hill's Anvlls
100 Hill’s and Peter
id boxes Vices _
10 Casks assoretd Chains.
10 sacks G riffiu Horse Nails
1000 doz Butcher's Files assorted
1000 do do our own brand
T-ible Cutlery, Pocket do. scissors. snuffers,
1{(Ogel.iS tea -waiters’ ten kettles, fry pans, glue
pots. trace chains, draft. chains. °lC- 050-
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
“b: l. ’ S tles
?b:ldgIlPPs,sNODl'Se 5; Mason's Agl"l TUOIS
Giliiertfs Rivit ed Bands
1>.-,te,i- Co‘oper’s'G1ue._ ‘
Fend’s’ "A xes C
Cart.lidge’s Porcelain Knobs.
Nashua Shovel Works _
Janos, lves__& Co’s EIy(Il'fIl]llC:P\fl.ITI
E. \V Plielp’s Patent Bee Hive
. And shall sell the above Goods at manufactur-
ers’ prices.
, SUNDRY GOODS-
Glue, Emery, Borax. Portable Forges.
Sniitli"s Bellows, Hunt's Axes. Adz. Hatch:-ts,
etc wire Cloth. Sand screens, Coal do. Cor-
dage Rubber Packing. Lace Leatlier. ll?”
saws, Circular do, It orce Pumps. Suction t0.
Chain do, Cast Iron Well Curbs. Gt‘It1dSt0"e5-
' We would respectfully invite the attention of
merchants. manufacturers and mechanics to our
stock. and we feel confident they will not be
obliged to look father
\Vrights plain and sol-
HOLCOt\'lB 65 LYON. 4
nov 13 83 and 95 Water st. Bridgeport.
Information Wanted
F CATHARINE KAIN, who _arrlved in
this :ouniry about five years since. from
Ellis, Scotland. and when la_st heard from was
living in Norwalk. Any information concern-
ing her wherealnuts will be thankfully received
b her_si-:t.er, MARY KAIN. at Mr. CHARLES
LOCKVVOO D'S, South Norwalk.
.Nov. 2d, 1852. '
A Journeyman frailor ‘Wanted
Y t.he subscriber, steady employment and
good wages given. Also, a young man
who wishes to-finish .liis trade. To BILEY.
Norwalk, Oct. 23th, QS52.
3t.*45
ARPETINGS, at bargains. at
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3 » I-IALSEY’S ,
F- ‘w't
oi est. inc .
Palrorfizctl by the Nobili/_y and Meclical- Fac-
'u.’l_t/ of England. and esteemed the most
c.1:li'aoi‘(lii2ary flleclicinc in the world.
M edlcines containing molasses or liquorice, like
the l_)01l.~‘lt.‘tl Sarsaparillas, require many large but-
tles to produce the slightest cliange in health. The
Forest Wine is altogt-tlier a dill'ercnt article. It
contains no syrtlps 10 give it consistency. but atl-
quires its e.\'cellciit flavor and powerful medicinal
qiialitics from the vegetable plants of wlilcli it is
coniposcd. The ForestvVVlne combines the vii‘-
tues of the _
\V.I.LD—CHER.P.Y.DANDELION, YEL-
L{)\V DOCK. AND S.-\ RSAPARILLA !
with other valuable platits wlibse pi'npcrlies are
Sllll more powerful. . -
lts lii;i_b troltcciitratioii renders it one of the
liitistclliiziclit tiicdiciiies now in use. Less tlan :i
.~:iiigllé bottle i't:storcs,lhe lingering patient froui
‘vi.-‘i-:il‘itm.-~.-. rlcbllity, and sickiicss, to slroiig -and rig-
‘Jfons health. Every (last: Fllt)\\‘S its good effects
on the (_‘ttll.~‘lllllll()ll, and impi'o\‘rs t|.c state of the
health. The Foi'v.~‘t wine is iccotiimi-iidcd, in the
sti'oii;_.'c>t tcrins. {or all complaints of the Sioiiumli,
Livcr. Kirlnvys. 1\'crvous I)l.~’0t(.l(‘l'S,._Bllln|lS Alli..-c-
tion.-'_. l)i‘op.-'_v. D_tspcp.-‘la Loss of Appctittc, .l:iiiit-
dice, Fcnialc Cotnplaitils, SL'rol'ii|a, and all ili.~.-or.
tlcrs arising frotii had blood, and iiiipitrc habits of
the systcni.
SAVED irkoii i)i:.t"r‘iii
rcspeclable and wealtliy citizen of Newark, N. J.
Dr G. W. Il=tlsc_v;—l believe your Fore.-:t wine
and Pills have been the iiicaiis of saviiigz uiy life -
Wlicu I coinincnccd taking them, I laid at the
pnliit of death. with Drop.-'_y, Piles and A.-‘tlim:t.—
My pliysiclatis had given me ()\’Cl‘ilS past cure. and
my l'aiiiily_li.-id lost all hope of my i'cc0very.—-
\Vliile in this drr-adful situation. your Forest wine
and Pills were procured for me. and bcliuc I had
fiuislicd the first bottle of the wine and box of the
Pill.-',I cxpcricnced g_ri'cat. it-lief; iity body and
limbs which were greatly stvollcti. hct-atiie sciisilily
rcduccd. Hopes of my recovery began now to
revive, and after contiutilug the use of your medi-
cin .< for about a montli,ilie Piles and Astlima were
completcl_v cured. The Drop.-'y_. with which tny
.lifc was placed in such great daiige,r, was also
nearly gone. I have cotitinucd the use ofyour
mctlicines, tintll the prc.-‘eiit time, and I now enjoy
as perfect health as ever I did in my life. allliough
lain more than sixty years of age.
I ascribe tny recovery entirely to the use of your
excellent incdicines. Several of my neighbors
have also ll.<t'2(l them with similar success in obsti-
nate contplaints, andl can cliecrfuily rccoinnicnd
them to the public. Yours, respectfully.
. N. l\lA'rtu:\vs
Newark, N. J., Dec. 19. 18-17'.
GR.EA'l‘ CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT‘
OF TEN YEARS’ S'l.‘ANI)lNGl
III-Zt\iI’.~‘.'1‘I-ZAD. Dec.1, 1847,
Dr? Halsey :—-A liottle of your Forest wine and
box of Pills, wliicli I procnicd of Mr. James Carr,
(your agent for this place,) has done wonders for
me. I had bcen in a slate ufdctzlliie for more than
a year alllicled with a dreadful ctiiigli, pain in the
breast, general do-bility, and .loss of appetite. I
l)t:Cill1letllll)t)e‘lt|sl{elelt)ll.llll(.l had been unable to
leave my room for uiorc tli:iii two ll'.0lllll.~'; my
friciids told me I had the C‘oii.-‘utiiption, ‘and des-
paired of my i'cctivei‘y. I conltl not obtain any
permanciit rcl':cI'frotii any medicine I had taken,
or my Pliysieiaii, iiiilil your wine and Pills were
procnicd. '1‘lielirstdose of the Pills l)l't)ll_.Llll itp
limit my stomacli, inurh plilcgm and gl'CClll.~’ll nint-
tcr. and my stools were perl'ectly black. I then
cotiitiiciiccd tziltiiig the Forest wine three tinics a
dtt)’. my cough left me, and in loss than two weeks
I wiisiiliiiost well. I now enjoy better health than
Icver did lie-fore, liaviug increased twenty five
pounds in seven weeks. Your l"oi'est. wine and
Pills are liiglily-valncI_l in this vicinity, and I owe
my rsscovcry entirely to their virtues.
Yours. respectfully, l\lAa‘ri.v CAl.l.‘\\'El.L.
Dr. David illarvin, a celebrated praclioiicr of
New York. tleclal-rd publicly, that one bottle of
lI:ilscy’s Forest. wine contziiuetl more \’ll'lllt'S than
lifty of the large liottlcs ofSarsaparil:i, l\I8.<Sl’S. S
S Satnptnau & Co., the largest and most l'e.~‘pt’Clil-
ble l)rtiggi.~Is in Syiwtctise. in a leiinr, say : “ from
what tlio-y have heard and seen ol'l'lalscy’s Fore.-t
wiiie, it is ‘.tn’e,.\'ct:lleiiL and good lll(!(ll(Zlll(!,‘illltil will
ttmloiilitetlly. liccoiiic the lt.-ailing inetliciiie oftlic
day-” Di’. Mott. of New York, also stiliscrilics to
the virtues of llalse_v’s Foi'c.-t wine, by rccotnuicn
diiig it to many of his patients.
IL?" Seven liuiidrctl certificates froui pliy.-'iri:iiis
clergymcn, aud-individuals. ofkuowii respectabili-
Il_Y,llil'-"ti been ;1iveii,tcstit'ytiig to the great cures
made by "Dr. II.il.<cy’s Fnrcst wine and Pill.-'."’-—
Aniong tlicm, is the cure of Mr. John Flyiiis, of
5'35 P<.‘1ll‘l st . New York, cured of .-\ll'ct:ti<-ii oftlic
Liver, and bad cougli, al':<_-r hat lug been girl-ii over
by his pli_v.<icii:ns, who pl'()ntillll(‘.t:ll his case seated
Jonstiiiiptioii. A Clllltl of;\lr. \Vni. Bowcr.<, Notv
York. who hail been t,l:'e:idl'u|l_v alilictcd with Scro-
'fu|:i. offour _vcaiss..-itidiiig. cured in less than six
week's time Mary J. Brown, (l'lll'_'lllt2l' of Rev.
.'lames ll. Brown. of I)lSt‘.:l>‘(% ofllie Heart, and iii-
cipicnt Coiisiiiiiplitiii. O’llicrs of Jauiidice. others
of Piles, others of General Del.-ility, olhe:s of
‘ Gravel, Feinalr: Cotnplaiiits. &c.
Dr.IIIalse_i/‘s Gum Coalecl
FOlIZS'P PILLS.
i'flicse Pills are prepat'atl front the best S:i i'sapa-
rilla combim-.rl with other Vcge.t:iblc properties of
tlicliiglicst lllcdical virtuc. '.l'hcy are \Vtll'l'tllllt'd
not to cniilain any hit-'l’Clll'_\-’ or miner.-il trliatevcr.
They purge witliutit gi'lpiii_g, iiaii.-:iating or weak-
ening; can be taken at any time wltliont |tind-
crauce froui business, cliangc of diet, or daiiger of
taking cold-. They neither have the taste or .-niell
of nierlicine,and are five times more tztfccttitiliii
the cttre of disease tltati any Pills in use
Buta short time li.-is clapscd since these ,L_'rcat
and good Pills were lirsl inade "known to the pub-
lic, vet Iliousaiids have tlll'€!l(lY e..\'peri'ciict-tl their
good effects invalid.-: givcii over by their I’liysi-
clans as incurable liave found relief, and becii ros-
tored to .-ound :iml vigorous liealtli from tlit--ir use.
D1‘. llal.-7ey’s Pills are coated with Gum Arabic,
an article which in every respect supcrcetls Stigar-,
both on account of its ll(:illltl_(I virtues and its dura-
rability. The di.-.'co\'cry of this inipiovemeut is
the rcsultof a succession of experiments dnijing
three years. For the invention of wbicli Dr.
llalscy has been awarded the only Patent ever
granted on Pills by the Goveriinicntof lhe United
States of America.
Reader! If you wisli to be sure of a tnediciiie
which does not contain that lurking |‘l0l.~‘0I), Calo-
niel or Mercury, ptirclia;-:e llalst-y’s Gtiin Coated
Forest Pills and avoid all others.
Ifyott desire a mild and gentle purgative, t.\‘lii‘ch
—neitliei' nausentes or gives rise to gripiiig_. seek
for Ilalsey’s Pills. -
if you would have the most concentrated as well
as the best coiiipottud S:lT.'<.".ptll'llltl Extract in the
world for pu.iifying the blood, obtain Dr. I‘Ialsey’s.
Pil s. .
lfyott do not wish to fall a victim to A(lllTlgP.l‘t)tlS
illness, and be sulijccted to a Physician’.-: bill of20
or 50 dollars, take aidose of Dr. Hulsey’s Pills as
soon as uiil'avorable syinptoinsarc experienced
If you would have a Mediciiie which does tint
leave the bowels costivc, but gives strengtli ins
tead of weakiicss, procure [‘lalscy’s Pills, and avoid
Salts and Castor Oil and allcoiiiuiou pnrgatives.
Paretits, if yoti wish your faniiiies to continue in
good hcallli,kecp a box of IIalsey’s Pills in your
house.
Ladies, Dr. Halsey’s Pills are mild and perfectly
liarmlcss, :iiid well adapted to the peculiar delicacy
of your coiistltutious. Procnre them.
Travellers and Mariiiers before undertaking
long voyages, provide yourselves with Dr. I-Ialseys
Pills. asa safegttard against sickness.
‘st? General Depot for Ilalsey’s Forest.
Wine, No ‘.25 1-2 Spruce st.. New York. 531
per Bome. 0,. 6 [miles for $5. Twent.y five
cents per box for the Pills.
For sale by \V. E. BIS? ELL.
MEALIO
416 B’/'oa(lwa_t/, the Cblebraled
E.Y.dAffEEl
Second door from N, Y N. H
Railroad Depot, has just ~open.e(l his
Fall and I/Vintor Styles of Hats,
Also, a splendid assortment 0/ Caps,
itiovi.rcza,s. £3£?‘a lftdcltas» CW» its 6-
..-.r... ...._ .,.-
Tesliiuony of Mr. Nathan l\lattliews.a highly
. --<..- .n-.-«-...._ 5.... .. . x .-._ .
"Marine Iusura nee Company of Springfield;
Mass. to Oct. 1st. 1852. .
Capital Stock astper cliarter. $l50.000
Ofuliicli the sum of one hundred thousand
dollars is paid in, secured and invested as fol-
lows viz: - o
Loans on iniproved Real Estate in the Com-
monwealth of Massachusetts, ' 52,976 99
A,c_rawani Batik Stock 6.160
\Vcstern do 16.940
Ha nipshire M’ufactnrers Bank Stock 1,200
Cliicopee (lo l,'760
Hadley Falls do 5,000
\Vorcester (‘Sc Nashua R.R. Stock ' 2.875
\-Vesitern do 7,100
Conn. River do 3,116 67
5.185 86
19.093 70
2,125
Cash in Bank _
Bills received and premium notes
Interest accrued on investments
l23.533 22
l A nia_ioi'lty
of the Di-
rectors of
theSpring-
lield Fire
A‘. Marine
EDMUND I"Rlil-ZMAN,
Ill.-tr.vii\' CH.-\PIi.\'. '
S.-tnui-:1. DAY.
Al\'Dl’.l-Z\V llU.\"i‘it\'e'roN,
C. W. CllAl‘I.\'. f
Anni-‘.it'r l\:lonoAN,
D. L IIARRIS, , Insurance
Ci-iaiti.i~:s Mizitnt.-1M. ) Coinpany.
Commonwealth of Mas.-racliusett, Hampden
ss. tlclolier 2d. 1852. Snbscrilied and sworn
to by the above named Fi"a+emati. Cliapln. Day,
H tiiitingtou, C. \V. Chopin, tVIoi'_.qiin, and Met‘-
riam, before me. GEORGE WALKER,
Justice of the Peace.
Applications for Insurance for the above Co.
froui loss and tlaniagze by fire, will be i'et.-elved
by S'I‘.El’ H E1 HAVV LEY, ageiit of said (In
Britlgoport, Conn., and also by GEORGE E.
COWLES,l.\'oi'walk. Gt.’5
'l‘A'l“F.M ENI,‘ ol the I’eople’s Mutual Fire
Insurance Coinpaiiy, of \Voi'cestei', Mitss.
made in conl'oi'mity to the Law of the State of
Connecticut, relating to Foreign lnsurniice
Companies :
Gnaraiitee Capital
Invested in notes secured
by inoitga_t;es. real estate $40 083
Bills receivable, 67,005
£550,000
$tJ7.1=8 86
407.419 59
9,697,752 00
Dr-pnsite Notes
Whole aiiioutit. at risk
Amount of |)l'ell‘il1lllS received
on same in cash
Liiigaest. stiui insured in any
one Risk
155,601 37'
5,000
EDWARD H. H i-‘.1‘iti-::*t‘wAY,
IIi~:i\'itv CllAP.li.\',
.lAMt:s Pl’.A'1"I‘,
Jso. LU'I‘lIl'2R,
E. L. Bl’.lGllAM.
Enwaaii F..»\iti.i~‘.,
'PU'i'NA-n \V. T.-\F'1',
A. A. '\Vit.Li.tMs,
Direct )l'S of the People's Mutual
Fire Instiraiice Company.
\Vot'cestei' ss October 14th, 1S5'2.——Pei'snn-
ally tl]l])f'2‘.l'€’t'l the within named l~‘.dwai'd H.
Hemciiway, Henry Chapln. Just-pli Pratt. Jon-
athan Ltillier, E. L. l3l‘lf.{ll:ll1l,' Putnam VV.
'l.‘al't. and A. A. \Vil|iams,aud niarle oath that.
the \\’li.lllll statement by them subscribed lstrue
—and at the saute time api.eai'edtlie wit.liin
named Edward Earle, and nt'firnie«l to the lrut.li
oftlie saiiie, before me, CALVIN l’I{A'l"‘,
Justice. of the Peirce.
For ]nsni'a'nce, apply to IRA SH Elli\.IAN,
Agent, Bi'itlgopoi‘t, or GEO. R. COWLES,
Norwalk. (it-44
NE\V FALL AND \VlN'I‘ER.
IIITCI1 CU CK ty LEA DBEA TEE.
No. 347. Bron:/~wri3/. corner QfLconarzl st., N. Y.
AV E receivedtlieirnew fall importations,
and are daily purcliasing atattction eve-
ry variety of choice and desirable Fall iind
Winter Fancy and Staple Dry Goods; and ai'e
prepared to offer their cu.-:tomers tl very exten-
sive and rich variety of Plain, Cliangeable and
Figured Silks, of every variety of shade and
color. Also, stilped, plaid. brocade, and every
kind, in fact, of Freucli and India Silks. inciti-
ding a large assortn'ient of the celcliratetl Bis-
chol’s Black Silks, the liandsoincst, best, and
most durable ma nufactured. '
Shawls, Long and Square, of every variety
and kind, as l3i‘oche, plalii and figui'ed Cash-
niere. \Voolen, Plaid, Rob Roy, and the cele-
brated Bay State Shawls. All of which they
can S0“ at the very lowest rates.
Frencli Meriuoes and Caslim'c.t'es, a large
assortnicnt, of every desirable color‘ French
Mouseliiie De Laines,and \Vin'.er Caslimeres.
oftlie most dL—slrable patterns. Plaid Goods ol
every kind, a choice and elegant assortment;
and, in fact, every kind ol Lat.lie’s Dress Goods,
suitable. for the Fall and Winter seasons; and
a splondltl tlSS()l'lll'l(-‘Ill’. of goods of various kinds,
suitable for cliildrens wear. _
Tliey would also iiiviteattcntiori to theirstock
of Housewife or Family Goods, as plain Linen
and Cotton Goods of every kind. Table. Dam-
asks, Iapkins, Towels, \Voolen Blankets,
Quilts, Flttnnels, Canton Flannels, Diapers,
'l‘owelin_gs, Lace and Muslin Draperies, Ju
van’s celelii-.ite(l Kid Gltwes, the best; article
brouiiht to this market.. at, (is. a pair.
lib ons— a s ilentlid assortnicntl which‘La-
- . . l .. .
dies and Milltners will find worthy their atten-
tion. Mournin:_v, Goods ofevery kind, including
black Bouibazines, Alpacas. Canton Cloths.
. I 1: I
blark Canton Crapes, Clialltes, baieges De
Laines, plain and tigtirerl, and 0vet'yllIiti,t:, tn
fin-is ,-..q.,,im fora Ladies’ iVIonrniug \Vartli'obe
\Vitle Vclvets, French Clntlis, and every kind
of goods tor Ladies‘ Cloakings.
Gentlem'en’s Furiiisliings of every kind. as
Fttr, Silk, Merino and Cotton UnderShirts, and
Drawers, Scat-fs. CI'iI\’fIts! (5l0V9S~ I‘Ifl“fllit’~l'-
(:l1lC-l'S-.‘('.lCC.,=I"Ull 30 peiiccnt. less thani at the
Gentleman's Furnislilng Stores
TE RMS-'-CASH ICASI-I ON DELIVERY!
l\;lercbants froui abroad will be able to select
many articles frotr our stock, which will ena-
ble them to “ sort up” their stock to advantage.
Silks and E howls.
124 Canal street, corizcr of IVesl Broaclicay,
NEVV YORK.
HE Sltl)SCl‘il)E1' respectfully calls the atten-
tion oftlie ladies alioutvisiting the city of
N. Y. to his very extensive stock of RICH
DRESS SILKS, comprising the most splen-
did BROCADES in all colors; plain, plaid,
watei'ed.Iigttretl and striped silks of every color
and quality. “His well-known styles ot /zzg/L
lus/xrctl bailccl black silks from 24 to 40 inches
wide, always on hand.”
M ANTI LL A VE L V ETS—Blac7c Colored.
Splendid and ccstly qualities of shawls. in
great variety, ‘such as Embroidered and Plain
Canton Craps. long and square Broclie, in new
and elegant; tlesigiis. rich Printed Cashmere
long and square. Plaid, \Voo1en, and all other
styles of Sliawls in season. _
FRENCH MERINOS of every superior
make, in all the new shades of color. Para
niatta Cloths and Eiiglish‘ Metinos of e_vet'y
quality, l0gt=.lll8l‘Wllll‘tl very large stock of tor-
eign and domestic Dry Goods. couiprising every
description of Dress l1‘oods,Flannels, B:anket.s,
Linens, Slieetings and Shlrtings. 636- 510-. "ll
of which he offers at wholesale or retail, at ex-
tremely low prices, for cash only.
'JA‘.\IES CROPSEY.
1241 Canal Street, ,
S'I‘ATF.‘.MEN’l‘ of the Springfield Fire and‘
- .. . 5.:_.~q.. _..:.;..- u. ...-..a...» ...'.. .\....—~..‘-...._,~,. -..i...._... _. . ' .
«eiy variety for stile/at
6t44_ Corner ef Kent Eroadvvay, N. Y. I
l
\_
Trees '
% A'1‘ THE SOUTH NORWALK
Nonssnv. ' v ‘
I HE propt’-i'etoi's wish to call the attention
of their customers and the public to their
choice stock of fruit and ornamental trees. con-
sisting of apples, pears, plums, cherries, peach,
apricot, quince, strawberries, gooseberi-ies,
_ ’lL'lllf.(.’l)lE1Clil)(3ll'leS and black Naples Cl‘ll'l‘:lhl.S.
0 Norway spruce. white pine, balsom tir,—A lt‘l€’,‘i'-
ican spruce, ar_l>orit:is, weeping willo'.v', horse"
chestnut. mountain ash. '
Also. the new or pure Red ’Antwerp,- which
we warr-.int. and hold ourselves responsible for
its being the pure plant. ,
GEO. SEYMOUR 6:. CO.
K’-3*?’ V-Ve wish to call particular attention to
our large stock‘, (being the largest in t.lte'State)
of dwarf pears, of thirty or 40 choice varieties.
Miss Pilgrim
HAS just rettii-tied froui N. Y. with the
latest Falland \Vintei' Fashions. Also.
a choice selection of Millinery Goods, Flowers,
Feathers. Fancy Articles. écc., which she in-
vites the ladies to call and examine. She re-
tlt‘l)Slt(’-l'_£_;l't1l.efltlt‘lclitit)\\'letl£m6nfS for the lib-
eral patronage given her, and hopes to merit a
continuance. 4.1[f
Dress Goods.
MANTILLAS, CLOAKS, &C.
Just. received the latest styles of Dress
Goods atid shaw's in endless variety. Also
Velycts of every shade. Merinos, a beauti-
ful assortnient, and a fine ass_oi'tment of French
Ctl!~‘lltT‘l6l'8 cloths for ladies’ Mantillas and
Cloal{s".“ Also l't'~‘(?Pl\'Pii, the latest. styles of
ftittiitillii and Cloak Patterns. which are at the
serviceof mycustomers. C.J. GRUMAN.
Oct. 23, 135-2.
5% Bi‘R:RELS ceinent. just l‘P(‘PlVPtI and
torsaleby A.CtiiCt-iiss'i‘Ea..
South Norwalk. Oct. 113d. 1852. rfilif
Element.
IE.‘-lanlzets.
SIZES 9-4, 10-4. 11-4, and 12 4, low priced
merliuin and extra line rec’tl this: (lav, and
for sale chi-a p at I't'iOUL‘TONi’S.
Westpoi-t-, Oct. 93. 43
.______,____________L_______
®oi.oni2o FLANN ms, for i..ai.s"a.-es-
ses, fine qualities and very desirable colors
i\1OUL'l'ON’S.
iali
At the “€ll1d‘ Bridge Share,”
HAVE llils (lay i'ecc-ivt-d, direct‘ from first
liands. a spletitlitl assortment of Fall and
\Vinte.r goods, which will be sold at prices
that; will dcly all competition. The public
are invited to call and inspect. the lzti'{_;est as-
soitincnt of Flannels. Cloths. Cassinieres,
Domestics of all l-lllltls, Dress Goods. Tailors
l‘i'lnimings. etc... ever brnuglit, into Norwall-2.
Of Carriage Cloths, sill-zs ii..d other trim-
lllll'l_g.\‘, my stock is unusually conipli-.te, and
will be sold at unprecetle.t‘.tetl'low prices. In
atltlitiou to my fornier supply ofCarriage goods
I have just l‘r\(‘.(‘lV(-‘(l the agency for the sale of
E .\'Al\ll'2L.Ll'ZD CLo'rus of all varietio.-s, and
C o.-tcii L.-‘i(.‘l“.S. to which I invite the attention
of C‘art'iage ll‘ldli€l‘S, as I will sell them at pri-
ces that vill defy all competitioii. ,
Country merchants will illltl it. to their ad-
viititage to inspect‘ my st.ot.-lt. as my ‘facilities
enable me to sell to them at iiiaizzlfuclurc/"s
at.
prices.
The attention of Itiercliaiit Tailors,
led to the l.ii'gest; assortment of goods in tlieir
line and at very low prices. A ml to the Ladies
we will say that; our a.=soi'tmentt of.Dres:s and
Fnllt.‘-y goods is unusually largeaml (:oip_plt—-la,
and among them litany real lizti-giiiiis.
C. J. G llUM.*tN.
l‘~."oi'wall<, Aug 27th, 1852.
EI~§Z-n't.'._:-:3 .‘E‘it32;?.?3i22g.
Q”?-,3/"Ill. D. l'lai_;lit: would inliirm the public
E’ ‘" that he is prepni'ed tedo llotisc plumb-
ingiu the bestautl most approvi-tl irianner. Ci;--
terns lined will lead, and the joints wiped with
plnmbt-r’s soltler, and croton l)(vllt‘.l‘$ :ittat:lie.tl:
water closets, sliotvt--r births. batliiiig ttilis, wash
bowls. with llitllfitl and plain bibs. All work
executed by Br-iin'ott' D. Lum, who isa piacti
cal and e.\'perienct-d workman. All work war
r.itit.otl. VVM . D. HA IGIIT.
Norwalk, Oct. Isl‘, 1.’-.5‘3._
Shawls.
I would invite the attention nfa_ll about pur-
cliasiiig sliawls. to one of the liest nssomiietits
in the C(i|.llll_\_‘, and at BXl.l'r".m(<l_‘y’ low |ll'lt'(>.s for
for the quality. (I. J. (;ll’.U.\lAN.
Cloths,
Broadvclolhs. beaver and pilot cloths. may be
found at the store of the’ Stlt)S(‘..!ll}0l' in raw-,i'y
variety of color, quality, and price. Among
them are many great bargains. C. J. G.
Eilataiaets. .
Red. \Vhite, yellow, blue, [willed and plain.
all wool, an endless variety of the above may
be found attlie store of the Slll‘IS{'.l'll)L’-l' at great
bargains. C. J. GRU-MAN.
Pocitet Knives.
MF.RlC.:\N and foreign, a line assortment.
Also. scissors. i'azot's, straps, llne toilet
and shaving soaps, &'.c. at DISB RO \V’S.
CCORDIANS, just open, with instruc-
tion books, so that cliildren can play; vio-
lins for $1. t.i'ivolis: ga mes and plays for child-
ren, at DlSBRO\V'S. Silversmit.h..
OOKING GLASSES, medium and small
sizes; all _sorts of Clocks and Lamps,
glass and wick, at l)ISl'3RO\V’S Lamp store.
finesse a GZEELPSE.
40 P.»\CK.»\GES prime dairy Butter.
S000 lbsygood Cheese, for sale-—
wholesale and retail.
, SEYMOUR. COLIISTOCK.
_ New Canaan,Oct. 15th. 1852. 4Qtf
Hair Brtisiaes.
LSO, hat, tooth, nail, paint, shoe’, and
otliei‘ l)i'ttsltes,flesl1 rubbers, combs ol'ev-
BISSELIJS.
.—
OSF, \VA'l‘ER..—-A fresh supply of pure
-l. Damask Rose VV-otter, ti superior article,
for sale at VVEE Dis-
'.Ԥ.'o It-ttanufactttrers.
FOR SALE ON REASONABLE 'I‘EPt:\'IS.
1llE lot; formerly occupied by Reed 66 Is-
bells; said lot. is 62 ft. from: and about l00
It has upon it the foundations and first
story, built ofbrick, of a building 32 by 50 fl, a
chimney and boiler ofa ten horse engiiie ready
56;, and the engine belonging to the boiler may
l)eh;t(l at. a moderate price. The whole can be
bad at a reduced rate, and offers a good chance
for almost any kind of mtll')Ul‘d(:llll‘lng business
for which power is needed. The premises be-
ing bounded on one side by the l'%Vet'. ll.‘lVtE_a0
' I n i so ) )1 of fresh water. nquire o
“b” dart ” y ‘ I-1. at P. .}.1SBELT..
South Norwalk, Oct. 7th, 1852. 41tf
deep.
KRIS TOOTH PA-S'PE.foi' pdlishing the
teeth, cleansing and purifying the breath,
for sale at H BISSELL’S.
LBS. LICORICE ROOT. just re-.
ceived at BISSEL us.
EJIVE Geese Feathers, Glass Jars. 1 gallon -
_§ Gallon and white Covered.-~-Ii1|‘S lb!‘-
saleby . . ' ' '
'5
is cal-‘
' 0 NORWALK -
_ Tailoring Establishment. '
IIVI-IE St_1l)SCl‘ll)el' would inform his former
. f"l€‘|lds and custbniers that he has retaken
his old stand, where he is ready to serve the
Public in all matters of gentlemetfs and l)oy’s_ A
clotliittg. ' He is satisfied from his long experi-'
ence in the business that he can please all who
may choose to favor him with their pat.ron'age.
(Jtitting, making, &:c. dotie at reasonable prices
and warranted to fit .’
_ CHAS. LOCIHVOOD.
‘Norwalk, Feb. 28. 9
New‘ Pailt Goods.
gfi E would call attention to our stock of
goodsjust pt'1rcli'.tsetl, for .
Fall and II/irate?‘ Wear.
VVe keep constantly on hand, a full assort.*nent'
of goods adapted to this market. l\'1akin;_r our
purchases crvcry two wee/cs enables us to keep
our stockfrcsh and of tho latest style. Partic
ular attention is requested to Ol.:l'SlOck of goods
F or Men and Boy’s II"'ea7°,-
which is unrivalled in this place. _ ,
All goods in this line cut free of crcpcnse, or
made up to order in the latest styles. at; the
‘lowest. possible rates. L. H. RANDLE.
Sept. 20th, 1852.
' Piano-fcrtes.
NEVV AND SECOND HAND FOR SALE.
3;: RICES froui $100 to $600. of New York
. . and Boston inanufacture, by the best. nia-
kers. Any one in Norwalk and vicinity in want.
of a Piano-Forte are invited to call and exam-
liie them. i
N. B.-—Oltl Pianos taken in ext-liahge.
F. I]. NASH. Prof. of élluslc,
N0. 510 lfrc.-nine St. New York.
3tii""‘33
DRUGS. il'lEDlClNES. CI'lEi\llCALS,
AND SURGICAL lNS'1‘..lUME't\"l‘S.
GOOD assmtmeiit ofthe above «an be had
/L‘ at the Ding Store, South Norwalk, near
the 1‘. Y. 56 N. H. Depot.
Prescriptions carefully prepared, and M edi-
cines warrantzetl pure.
The fall Gamjeaign
AS been coiiiiiieiiced by l\‘IH.,<Sl'S. LITH-
AUER 66 TURK, with unusual attrac-
tions in the way of
’ READY-lViADECLOTHlNG.
They offer" the best assoitinent of Clothing
to be found in Norwalk or vicinity at grcally
‘rec/ncccl )2-r'icc.s* ! The Public are invited to call
and oxztztiitie their new stock. at the old stand
under the Connecticut llolel.
l\'oi'wal!<, Oct. 1, 18512.
gZ"l‘OV E Blacking and Drtislies by the doz.
or single one, by \VM. D ll.-XIGHT.
OAL riddles, Pails, wire and hair sieves,
I by IV. D. II.
ll INA ware, stone China, and glass ware
by \V. D. II.
g§OLAR, Oil and fluid lamps, by \V. D. H.
L
ELL rope, shieves; buckets and chain
pumps, by ‘V. D. H.
E‘ ATIIS (‘xi PIC'I{ETS.—l00,0C0 Latlis.—-
1 5,000 Pickets just rec’d, and for sale by
T L <3: JP PECK.
South Norwalk, May 1852.
't3‘~‘.}’i2.t:de't.'-‘J t’.‘~f;.is~.~.s:-5.
E g /E BO.-\.'.ES first quality French Glass of
varioussizes, bouglitat auction very
low, an will be sold accorttingilv.
by z.’ SANFORD.
\Vestport, Sept. ‘3‘.7lli, IF52.
T
flex‘ Sale.
HAT '-Ialttable Mill-seat and Mill, in Nor-
walk, formerly owned. by litlwin J. St.
.lol\.n. tlecctisetl. It is elligibly located, within
hall a tulle of the landing. I-laviiig a saw-ni':il
attat-lie.l,it‘ is peCt‘.liai'ly well calctilatcd for any
kind of mziiittl'acttit".ii}_v l‘-n.<iness. requiring only
a lllOtlo".l'iI.ie power. The title is indisputable,
and possession given iiiiiiietlialcly. Enqtiire
of Chas. Osborn, ‘Wm. St. John, or Butler and
Cztrter.
‘iZ‘31om::ts'lt.m.=s:e.
§_filI<"l‘Y bbls '1‘liomastowii Lime for sale by
55. T L &J R PECK.
South Norwalk, blay 1852.
g‘».'l:;: TOP 5336.
A FA RM contaiiiing about 150 acres of
l:ind with a convenient dwelling house, ha rn and
other otit-liuilrlitigs tliereon. situated in New
Canaan one miles northeast from the villa:-;e.—
Said farm is well adapted to iigricnltural pur-
poses in any form. and would make a line cotto-
try seat fora person i'csEtliii_a in the city, lieiiigz
on high ground and coinnianding an extensive
pi"ispe.ct of Long Island Souiitl and the stir
l'0lllltlliig country-. Said farai is tlivitled by It road
i'ntm'ing through it-, and will be sold togetliercr
separate, to suit pnrrliasei's.
For further particulars and conditions apply
CIIAUNCEY B. HOYT. ’I"ru.atee.
New Canaan, August 20th, 1852. 3(i'tf
E article for blacl.smitli’s use. just i'ec’d
and for sale b _ T L it I It PECK.
South i\"orwalk, May 1852-.
to
To macttsazittzs.
TONS Cumberland Coal. a superior
Gargsetings, tibil filottis, and
‘F3/AflA'l"I‘1'.\'GS.—A large and bexiutiful as
V sortment, this day i'cccived.aiitl fol’:-tale,
1‘.lALLOl‘.Y 6:. LE\V]S.
oliea p by
Vifintlzow 6-friass.
BOXES best FRENCH GLASS,
E. all sizes.
100 boxes do American do.
for sale very low by Z. SANFORD.
\Vest.poit, Marci] 29, ’52. -'
' 7 , ’ Z7
. Ecgrti .’ .Ea,<~:_§'rt E I
Fresh Supply of CAl\'Il’l.l_ENE,Blll'lllDg
Fluitl,and Phosgene, by _ ,
\Ves';.port:, Jan. 3. Z. SANFORD;
, Powder do Shot. ,
UDSON 56 BISSELL have it large lot of
9 Powder and Shot of all ki‘ntls,'a_nd for stile
in any quantity. ..
Zinc Paints
THE suliscribers offer a full assortmentof
tliecelr-bi'ate.d Zinc Paints, comprising snow
white. white, pearl and brown. ground in oil,
manufactured by the “ New Jersey Zinc Coni-
pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices.
16 STRLEET 5: QUINTARD.
snow \Vl]ll.e,‘gl'Otlm.I in oil.
Silver ‘(C it I‘
Bi'own stone color, for sale by
T L 8.: J R PECK.
feline §":aints..
2
NO. 1 or
3 grey
South Norwalk. May 1359-
;: u - "6
UST rec'd, a line assortment of table and
pocket cutlory f7- 55 E K L-
For Sale.
ONE-HORSE WAGGON, in good con-
A dition, is offered for sale cheap. Inquire
at this otlice. -
ILVER SPOONS, I’$ut,ter Knives. Silver
Cups, Napkin Rings, &c.,‘sil_vei' and pla-
ted Forks. fine pen and pocket; Knives, Pocket
Books, I/Vallets, Port Monies, &c. " >‘ V -
_C. E. DISBROW.
Commission Merchants, .
No. 111 Cliff Street, New York.
ARE sou: AG!-21\"l‘S IN THE UN'l'I ED s'rA.'r1-:s 1-703’
l\‘Itispratt.’s Superior . leaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated \Vriting Papers‘
Russell “‘ Superior “ "
Gene-see “ Printing '“
Rzitvlins (‘Sc Son’s English Tissue “ -
Cowan 6.‘. Co’s English and Scotch \Vi'iting dd’
They are also Agents for the principal Pa-‘
per l‘t’lanul'ar:turei's in this country, and ofl‘er'
for-Sale by far the irost extensive and desiro-
ble stock of Paper and Paper Manul’actui'ei's‘
t‘Ilateria!s that can be found in this or any oth-‘
er country.
66
Lofts over the large Iron Stores, '7 and 9
Cliff Street.
Their‘ bitsiriess is strictly wlinlesalé’,- and
\Vriting Papers are sold by the Case only.-
Tlieir e:tt.rno‘i'dii‘ia.iy facilities enable them
to offer all Goods. both Foreign and Domestic,
at the lowest possible prices.-
Paper made to ot'der,'any size or Weight:
Lllieraladvances made on ooiisigumentsof
Paper, Paper Market's’ stock and other mer-
chandize. ' ~
The liigliest market price paid in‘ cash for
all lciiids oi Rags. 1'7
‘sl.”é.’e.~tcties, Stocks, _
JE l/I-"ELK Y AND SIL VER II/"ARE.
3 LAKEMAN do '1‘0.‘v’.l LIN SON, Dealers
in \Vatches, Jew:-.li'y.' Silver VVare, fan-
CY Goods. &c., No. 13 \/Vall street. ]3l'l(lg8!)Ol'l'¢
Conn., liave one ol the largest. and most desi-
rable assortmonts of goods to be found in the
State. Our stock consists of
Fine Gold Lever \Vatc-hes, Hunting Case
to ' it H is single u
Gold Leplne \Vatches,
Latlies Gold '\\’atclie:;, double and single case,
Fine Silver" \Vatclzt-as.
All warranted to be good Time Keepers,
Ptich Je*.'.'eli'y of the latest patterns, such as
Ladies and Geiitleins-n’s Pins and Rings,
Glttml, Vest and Feb Clinics, of the best gold.
Dianioiitl Rings and Pins. Gold Lockets. Gold
and Silver '.l.‘liiiiibles, Gold Keys and Seals.
Gold and Silver Pencils, Cull’ Pins, Bracelets
pure Gold VVetlilmg Rings. ésc.
SILV ER ‘.V.'\l-IE. ‘We have a full tis-
sorlmeut oi _Silvrzr ‘.Vai'e, of theltttest. pattern
and made of silver pure as .coin. Persons
V'!sit_lttc~“=tn' city, are invited to call and exam
ine our stock. _\Ve will sell all goods in out‘
line on the tnost accomtnodatitig terms, mid at
the lowest prices—pi'icm that cannot fail to
give satisfaction to the pLti°cb::set‘.
Fine '\Vatclies and Jevvolry repaired by an
experienced worknian, and at reasonable pri-
ces. '\Vatchrs warranted.
B1..tKi-:.\i.-ti\' & 'I‘o:.it.iasoL\*, Jewelers.
Bridgeport, Ct.
Real Es’t:z't'.e for sale.
lt- Circonistances are such that the subscri-
ber now olfors foi sale one large dwelling, an-
tirely new, situated on West Avenue, suitable
for It largzc family or ii’ genteel boarding-liouse
for which its location is peculiarly well adapted
—also two small builtlin_o_ lots near the saute
location. and two (lwelliags situated on East; Ave
enue. one now occupied by the sttbscriher. Any
one wisliiiig to purcliase would do well to call
and see as they can buy cheap. 0
CHAS. E. DISB.RO\V.
Norwalk, Sept. 1st, 1852. 36
YANKEE SELF-Sl‘lAl’t1’ENING
Peed Gutters.
THE subscribers are :’gPDiS for the exelu -
.-ive stile of the Yankee Feed Cutters, in the
following towns. viz: Norwalk, G—eenuicl1,
Htanilortl. Darien, New Canaan, \Vestport,
‘.V ton, '\.Vilton, Radtliiig, Ritlgefieltl, Danbud
ry. /”Sberinan and New Fairfield. Tliese cut
lP.l'S Ol)f.'.l’2lie on an entirely new principle, and
‘A
are warranted fa rsuperior to any in use. Pri-
ces from :57 to S1‘?..5tl.
S'l‘l?. EE’l‘ é}; QUIN'1‘ARD. 38
SOYlETHIi\'G Nl1I\V IN THE \VAY OF
Cookiintz, P;ti'lo:', Hall and Ofiice
sneer“
.31 3
C. 6: E. K. LOCKWOOD.
E'§:’e‘r=.7 Store! Nev: ¢5‘éoods;!
THE SU.l}SCl'll)8l' hereby announces that he
has taken the new store near D. Steplieiisoifs
llotel. and iiiit.~iediately opposite the Danbury
cc ."orwalk Rail Rn:i<i Depot, where he is
new opening a full, complete, and entirely new
stor;l~'. of ‘ '
COOKING AND OFFICE STOVES;
C&‘tSlil‘.gi,iCtlll9l'_V,', Drillanin, Japniined. Porce-=
lain and wooden '.vai'e, China and Glass ware,
and House lieeping articles in cndle.-is variety.
He is also inaiiut7.ictui'iiig and will keep cou-
stanlly on hand, fl'in. S/iccl Iron, and Coppm‘
lVa're, and orders for Tin Roofiiug and all
kinds of Jobbing will be executed with dispatch-
and in -the very best manner‘.
Orders for castings will be promptly attended
to, and a variety kept constantly on hand.
Having pttrchasetl his goods on the best
terms, he will sell them at as low rates as
any otl'ererl in the county; and the public may
rest. assured that both as to quality and price,
he can compete with any establishment in the
same line. _
His old friends and acquaintances are partio
ulai-ly'int-itetl to call and examine his ,':"_t‘.t0(lS.
Noi'wall<, Sept; 4. WM. D. HAIGHT.
Late Lockwood, Height 66 Co.
TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS.
iJi?r'iB.s‘:1ot.v Glass.
‘HE builders and carpeiiters of this vicinity
and along the route of the Daiibnry an
obtain Frencli and American Windotv Glass 0
the subscriber, at city prices, and no deception:
Call and see. _ . P
T. B. GRIFFITH. Druggist,
South t\’or\'.'alk, near the Depot.
August 26th, 185:2. N
‘V HAK E PCS Herbs and Extracts, put. up by
the Sh.1kers,tor sale at BISSF-.LL’S.
OLORING for Slioemakei-’s use, for sale
by the doz or gallon, at BISSELL’S.
. EER bottle Corks, 500 gross. at
_@ ' BISSELLNS.
Ci REAM TARTAR, 500 lbs. at_ x
' _ BlSSELL’S.
1 AL SODA, 1000 lbs. just rec'd at.
{*3 BISSELL’S. .
§VR:tPPING PAPER, 500 reams, also
letter and cap Paper, by 310 reams 85
mill prices, for sale at BISS-ELL’S‘.
Elasizer and tfiemezit. _
BBLS. Plaster tIl'2~.’I Cement just rec’d
2 and for sale by T L 456 J R PECK.
South Norwalté, May 1852.
Grits! 0119!!
URE bleached sperm, elephant, whale;
lard. neatsfoot and linseed oils,for sale I)
the barrel or retail by
16 STREET 6: QUINTARD
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‘ Sugars -_ ,_ _, ‘
(PF the best qualities, and of all prices. tint
K sale by G. HOLMES dc
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_They occupy the large and commsidiotis'.'
Vfare-liouses. No. 11 Clilf Street, No. 58‘,
Clilf Street, No. 94 Bceknian Strect.‘and the‘ 5
Norwalk railioad. are informed that they can 5,. ._-.
Norwalk Chronicler