.::'ir '.,........
Eta; .i.=:: es
‘-“.55
I ~1*.2:t door to‘ L'i'l-h.'f)Zt-7’_l/ amt 1V0. wath
Raft’/'0(tit Depot.
ff oftlie inost spleniliil and variedassort-
Q’. i iiienis of Goods and \Vares in the above
lzii-.2 ever seen in this part. of the County can
l}:l‘\V be found at the old and well known stand of
-7-"5"" x f 3 -- "
‘E’ 2' I Eel.-.' 3 .~- ' E
( Oppos-ite the ]Vor'ioctZ;/.1 I:IoteZ,)
‘~Vlio is confident. that the repiitation he has
;i~.i;uired in his biisiiiess IS a stiflicieiit guaran
too to his old custoiners and the public of the
_,.A,pt,,.-,0,-giy of workmansliip and iieatiiess of
ll -sign and finish ofall articles» purchased atlus
-asire,pl"%l'8l'l'l!]gllli1l2 his work should prarse
iii :1 rather than to trumpet abroad his merits
with his own lips. .
.:’Jocry article in hzs Zine ]l[ar7e or
J-.’.~paiI°eit at the shortest notice and
-upon the -most reasonable terms.
iiiaij,‘ 8, 18573-
Snddle &. l:l~§.ai'iiiess
.-
i‘l‘;3.'-‘:‘.i ‘ ‘
r‘:{1Fll«‘. Sl.ll).°.(:l'll)Pl' ;:ratefully _
I the “hem, p,,_.,.0m,._.3 b,esto\ved.on hit: tpe
3’)-ISlZ five years by the citizens of this; an tm:
z. iioiiiiiig towns. and would "Hm m ‘ Hm ‘ f
:—.».: has consimiily on hand a large dS$0|‘tU1e“t°
I1 _ _ ,' . .
-_{u/1.3. f,l,r,vr;z(,>s.s', 1 /'2!/1/is, Vdftéeés
71 y- ‘ ' .
Cm-pet Bcig.<. ll’Iup.s. ~30-
\'.‘i‘ei('.l1 he will sell l11'l.l:.:ll less i.han can be] P31:
.-~=.~.i<i-,d clsewliere. .1 lie best of matciii S i
;i’.:v;iy.< used fll‘-ll ll” .
.,i -11.1 work €‘\’P('.|lle(l at: this establishment or
giio money returned. ._
\Ve hovo now on hand and are making
H” ,0 m.d,,,._ s,..,..,--,~.l soils of very light. and tasty
' . T i * ' '. .v'
!i:llll1lB and single I-I.'.lR;\I'tn?u \Vl1l(»h “lll_l’°
i‘~-i:iil superior in llBzlll1t"SS and beauty of finish
,,,._i ._v,,,-|;m;iiisliip, to :inyt.bing ever exhibited
E‘) 2'-iis in:-.rl&€l- l)9ll‘1""-=~5".?
_~.;v'.,,.,,-,‘.,g a,'[gn.l2.0;'L paid to Repm.r7;n.g, zrhzc/t
will a,/u.-rm/s be done at the shortest notzce
ct-".(l in the nettlest ma.n2m'.
gii-l. n0'\\'l(’ltlL(PS
'- .
;‘,';i'l{ i’
‘T...-"'_:?.lt1s‘r. call and sc.c_yoiii'selves.
, F. l‘}ll..-XDLEY.
.31-‘:1 26] Under Connecticut Hotel.
film’-air e.3=.s."~t Agencgr Ir’."‘«§'t:e‘5'.i€3£3.
“ET ()P»Tilli‘~iG'l‘().‘l Gr. SNE.'l‘[-JEN. con-
iiniics to pi-:-ictice Law in the Supreme
€'.7«..iii't.. to atti-~nil to ca.-zes before Congress, to
izioseiziite Claims and seitle accounts agaiiist
lhs Departments and Boards of Commission-
i«rs. to procure pa.te.iil‘s at home and abroad, to
:' illect debts. dividends, legacies and inheritan-
.--~»~ in anv part of the United States and in
/3:.--cZ2'2e clnm/.r2'cs. to inake investments of funds
if. lioaiis and Stoclis and on Bond and Mort-
; "_;'-3,‘.ll1ll to ncgo.-,‘::ite ilie‘piir.';l'i-use and sale of
i..«i.iiis. L-.ind and Patent Rights in any State
..i‘ the Union.
‘.’art.ii:ul.=ir attention paid to California Land
'1“-.‘li=. i-uses coming up to the U. S. Supreme
ll.-.!l!'l'. on appeal.
7?’ Coinmiiiiications y2rr3paz'cl, addressed 10
‘-.',-’_ G, Snei:licn, :3.Cari‘o'.l Place, Capitol Hill
"~';ialii.vigton, D. C., will meet with prompt at-
~‘.1".i)Ii. 0-‘llf
~
viscera:
l
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3 '.-'7'
L. .'t..a..-.34. : . - —. . ‘ -‘ - A
sg E2"-='Wno"a L.
i.::.‘:i.és;.:t..ie. .2.‘..i.= it. t.;.§“i.t;.i. .
For the Cure of
C'4?*7..7‘5’r3'ES, 90535,
HO ".3:*.SE1'-I'Zi".'i5S, 33.93.‘?-
CHITIS, U33.Cl"U'I’, .fl.S'.‘£‘l’~I-
§VI.£3., 'l.-7.3'°}}I{3O§*II'~T(}- .l0UGH
RLNB GQESSUETPTIQH.
"Clii.- rcnicily is till'-zrcd toilie coininunity willi
{':.n confideiice we feel in an article which seldom
:‘;i'iis to realize. zhc liappiest effects that can be de-
-‘:re'l. So wide is the fi. lli oi" its ii.-*i:f;;l"e‘~~; and so
Il'lillL’l'(lll§ the I: isi of" its cure", that Illl1’!').—'t cw--vy
i.- :.ion of‘ the country abounds in persniis, piiblic-
l_.' known, who li.-ire been re.-ztoi-cd from alarniing
an-zl cvcn despimile dlsctl.-‘cs of the liiiigs, by its
live. Wlieii once ti'icd, its superiority over every
i-incr inc-ilicine of lls kind, is loo apparent to es-
«-. Ipe observation, and ‘ivliere its virtues are known,
1".-.2 public no longer hesitate wh it uiiti:'.i:te to em-
p.-.iy for the (.llSll‘t.‘S.<lllg and tlangcroiis. :ill'ecti0ns of
=l..: pulnioiiary organs. wliicli are iiicidciit to our
Pilillilll-‘.. And not only in the foriuidcblc attacks
‘upon the lungs, but for the inil:.lcr varieties of
i..‘in.ns. COUC-I-IS, llo_x lb!-1i‘u'l~2.~IS, €.;o., and for Child-
1:311 it is the plo.-zzssiiit-::<i and szifesl medicine that
-2 ‘.il be obtained. No linnily should be witlioutit,
EH:-‘l those who have used it. llP.\‘I:l' -viii.
licziil the opinion of the following Gentlemen.
1*. ho wiiloe ri-cogiiizeii in the variuiis sections of
r:.siinlr_v wlicre they are located--cacliuiid all as
‘il?!l'L3lLllll-' of tho lllixi. cla~:.-' and oi‘ the lii_:.{lic.~'t char-
"-'!‘—-(ls the iililcst and ll)OSl cxtciisivc \Vholes:ile
l')ciilei's in Menliciiie with an c:ipci'ii:ricc iiiiliziiitctl
on the s-.il)jcr:.t of whicli they speak. If there is
any value in tliitjiiilgiiiciit ol'o:;peiici:ce, see
'1' 111.5 1} it‘. 1’. ll 1'‘ IC A 'l‘ E
\Vc ihi: llll(li.‘l':«'l:__’i2L‘tl, ‘i‘. liolc.--ale l)rii_-__v_-_;i.-‘l.-'. hav-
ing long l')r_:(ill i\(f(lll.’lllll.P,tl with Aycr's Cherry
i"..~i;ior-il, hereby Cl.‘l'ill_Y our liitlicf that it is the host
.-i.irl inost irlli-riiizil l'l)llXCLl_',' lor l’uliniiiiarv Coin-
pl iinis over oil'~.-re-d to the .»"iriwric:iii People. And
ma woiilil, l'i'oi:i our lil1H\‘vl=..!l_'.N) of its r:oinpo:-ition,
.i:;il oxiei:.4i-cc ii-z.-fiilncss, ciirilialiy ci'.iuineiid ii to
if..o afllicicil as wcrtliy their be.-‘I C()tlilllt'llf.‘(.!, and
\~. iih the lirin (:Ol1‘.'l(‘.ll()ll that II will do fo.\ their re-
li-.-.l all that inieiliciiie can do. -
i'l»u-zlizuv, Eiliimnils 65 Co., Boston, Mass.
iii’-use Ci’. Coulsun, l-Baltiinore. Mai'yland.
iJ'l‘.lll (‘L li‘i=;rahain. Ba ngor }‘le1is‘ie.
llziviland. l-larrall 55 Co., Charleston, S. C.
.’=‘icob S. l*‘iii-raiid, Detroit. Miizli.
5‘. ll. ‘\.’l<-Alli.-xii:-3'. Louisville, Ken.
:"r2iucis & \Vall;on, St. Louis, ;lissouri.
.l-Jsepli 'I‘uckcr, =.‘+lo'i;ile, Ala.
'3‘lieorlore A Peck, Biirlingt.on, Vermont.
Javilaiid, ltislcj,‘ & (Io. Ai.ir_uista, Ga.
~:aa-c D Jaines, Trenton, N J.
_ .‘~i Townseiiil. Pittsliiiig, Penn.
{7la.ik 6: Co. Chicago, Ill.
ltl B Gray. Bui'liiigtoii, low. .
.‘~l. A Santos 8:. Son, N«ii'lbllt, Va.
in lward l5l‘llI1_'llul‘.~5i‘., \-Vilmingstoo, De.
.l')l1l') Gilbci'r 65 Co. Pliilzitlelpliiii, Pa.
.5 D & \/V H Gilinan. \Vasliington, D C.
.l ‘l.Vright. 65 Co, New Orleans, La.
\V:i.t<on. \Vall & Co, l<‘ci't ‘Wayne, Ind.
4), C Richmond 5L Co, San Francisco, Cal.
Lewis 65 Amos. 'f‘ail;ili:issee. Floi-id-,1,
5i ll SL|'0n:‘. Knoxville, ".‘enn.
f..Z»iilton 6.: Door. Little Rock. Ark.
:.iillor_. -Slade 5:‘ Co, Le.\:in,e_-ion, Miss.
in’ D Labadie, (za]vesion, Texas.
“ ‘u . . ’ ‘.
< -1215 Dye-.1, Ji, Providence, R.,l.
.l is. M. ’l‘urni=r, Savannah, Ga.
\Vii(l«'-3. Ecl.'steiii_ 56 C0, Jincinalti, Ohio.
With such lI‘.4ISlll‘1lI'lC(f, and from such man, no
;~'r...ii:_;er_pronl C.'.ll be adduced, except that found
i 1 its ellccts upon trial.
H) ' I ' . ' I » .
, ' ‘$;l3~'1lC0.«1Il'l Mild by J.-’l.”‘°9 C~ Ayer, practical
-'5-“‘~'1l'-‘ll. L0“-'9“. Mil-‘S. ' lid for sale in Norwalk by
.. . .' _
Si: in E BI" ed, and J V Taylor, Vveiaporx. 7
1,. 9-14 pod ,
holy".
fcct Sztllsfiiclloll ailiimnl-38‘-l -
,, A small fat-in situated in Darien near
elite Brick Church, and witliin five minutes’
walk of the Depot, -\\l1Hl'6 five or six tl'i!luS of
cars stop daily-to and from New Yo:'k-—coiisist-
log of it good two—slory dwelling-linuse, barn
and cow-house, and other out-buildings, with
tion. (')_n said place there is good orchards of
grafted fruit. lt ispleasanlly locaied,and well
worth the attention of any one wantinfz a place
nf that size. it will be sold and is well worth
the nionev. For further p:irtici.ilars enquiri-
of \V. \Vliitnoy 6: Co. or of G. Mather on the
1,-oi-nor by the meeting-house.
N. B.—lt' the above property is rot sold by
the first of April it will then be rented.
Darien, Feb. 26. 185?}. l2tl'
A. SEE.ii3..-iEl$K,
Reel: Seller and Einder,
E - ASjnst returned from New York with u
'1 new and valuable collection ofSchool and
MiscellaneousBooks. Alsomlargeassortment
of Stationery,inclnding lilank l3o0ks.Foolscap,
L0-t.ler,and Note Paper, envi-ilops, Slates, i5~:c.,
whicli he will sell clieaperthanthey can be
boiigln: for at any ('l.l1€l' store in this vicinity.
Ti=TI"l'lool:s of all kinds, hound in his usually
neat‘ and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
Wiiclcsal 2 and Retail Grocery Store.
5E.'U3.S£§3‘.'. «£5; Ittzssell 1
FL§AVl<3 nilmii the store formerly occupied
4?; by! SE. Cllipsteail op: easlt s’ido ‘the briidge
where i icy will allow I to w )0‘ esa 9 am re-
tail Gl'OCG~'y and Commission business. They
now offer to purcliasersa general assortment. of
Groceries, Provisions. Fruits, Nuts, &c. as can
be found at any store in the county, and on as
favorable terms. The followingis a portion of
their stock, viz:
20 chests younghyson and black Tens of all
prices.
25 hhds and bbls P R and N O Molasses.
4ll Sugar ofall kinds.
'10 quiulalsCodfish.
150 bbls Flour. extra and superfine.
30 boxes Raisins.
Cof'i'ee of rlifi'ci'eiit. prices.
Currants, Citron, Figs, Spices and nuts.
\Vhale, elephant and sperm Oil by barrelor
gallon.
Tallow, ailamantinc,sperm and wax Candles.
Pol".-sh, Soila, Starch &c. by cask and box.
Philadelphia Lime, a superior article for
white wasliiiig.
E?’ J. A: B. will keep constantly on hand
Ce‘-incnt, calcined Plaster for building purposes.
and many other articles too numerous to incu-
tioir,and which will be sold on reasonabletei-ms.
£6 56
L:'.~0khi.§_:,' Glasses, ‘Wiiiorv 1-‘l"are 8.24:
QlJ].N'.l.‘.\.’l~1D it SONS have at their
A O ware-rooms a few rods east of the liridge
a large assortincnt of ca'3inet fiirniture, consist-
ing in pa rt ol'sof'a.<, centre. card, book,tca, work
anp kiiizben tabli-s of various kinds, mahogany
and black walnut marble top dmssiiig bureaus.
dlain dressing bureaus. rrominon bureaus of l
prices, ssonieas low as 50. Mahogany, bl’k
walnut and maple bedsleads ofvarious patterns
and pi'icns.so-.ne as low as Patenlbed-
steads that can be put up in three minutes and
without a key. Malio_g:aiiy,curled maple, b"k
walnut.ki1i:licn and wind.-orcliiiirs. Cliililren’s
table and low chairs. \Villo\v waggrms. cra-
dies and chairs. Looking glasses of all sizes
and prices, from ‘35 coins to 310. Spring mat.-
i'e.-:ses.tlie best.:ind cliiaapc:-1‘ beds in existence.
\Ve will deliver any furniture. purchased of us
(to the amount: ofé:'»l0 or over) in New Canaan,
\Villon or Darien free of charge and free from
damage.
I.’caz/],/ Ilfaz/c C'ri,*]i2is.—\’.7e have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 cufiiiis of inaliogany,
black walnut. clicrr_\' and wliitcwood of all sizes
and (lPS!fl'l[)ll0llS,\\'iill'll can be fiiriiisliecl at a
ii-.\v minutes notice. V-Ve also furnish shrouds
and everything ll9(2(‘.SS&ll‘_V i"nr the interinent of
the clezid. and will see to the (liogiiig of graves
when l'P(illPSlt‘.i'l. \‘."e will al'I‘oiiil l'uner:ils in
New Canaan, \Villon or Daricn. without: extra
i'll&?1‘g'(%- E. QUJ .\£’l‘A RD A’ SON .‘.~.‘o.
N. B.—T’ersons wishing to puri-liase burial
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may make up
plicaiion to us. 451?
A i~:i~:w iuoni; or S1-‘.'1"i‘lZ\'G
..‘-.i"az=“t;i£*‘.ie3iai "lie:->’§.Ea!
nfl H E iiinlcisigiieil lias. ll1VDlll(*l,l and patented
E- ii compound artilici:«il basis lorsettiug teeth.
';y which the |)‘.'ti(‘.P5S is rendered much lll0l'(—'
simple and easy than hcrctoforc——an(l rec/ucca
ULC iiayzcnsc about 0-nc-haiff. ’l‘lio process is
entirely new, and as bcaul iful as it is simple ii nil
l—}('.0ll0ll1lt'Ell. Entire sets can now be fui'nislie(l
t'or—$-30; upper sets for 139:3, and partial sets in
proportion. A. HIL L, D. D. S.
Norwalk, Nov. 10th, 1851. 4:3tl
.‘ii.£. "ii.~‘4'..¢‘.:;Z'-.}..
(7aZ2inct ]li"a/cm‘ (mrl Underta/cor .’
(Two doors east of the Bank.‘
,5 gm .1.’ if 0 1:1,). C ’ '.
ll.‘~.Vl.\’ G rcci-uilly conmpletcd an
.n'~'1o1‘-~““'r= alf+~r.:itioii anil in’l>rovc-
ment in his exfablishmcnt, and ex-
tended the compass of his business.
would respec.-(fully inform the iuliabi-
tauts of this and the adjoining l()Wll'~', that he
has now on hand and is constantly niai1uf'.ictui'-
ing every dixscription of
in: a good and general variety of
Bead.»-toads, Tables, l»Vas/tstmuts, Secretaries
Bitrcrims, Sqfas, aye.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot fail to suit the pi.irchaser.
Also, a v:ii'ieiy of CHA /.1i’S——liair, cane. flag
and wood bottoms at vai-inns prices, together
with rockers ofcvcry style.
Housclioldl'ui'nitureof any description manu-
'"aclurcr.l to order at. short notice on the inosl
zzisonalile terms. Also a very extensive as-
Jrtment of .
:V.t'o:ttresses, Pattasscs, Patent Bead-
stearts, dye. dye.
Flint can be set up and taken down by any one
n less than two ll|lll1]l.f‘-S-
He has also it. handsome assortment of the
nost fasliionable styles of
C
Lo©ll:n.1ng> Glasses,
Wlllcll be will sell as ciieap as can be bought
any where.
isle is also prepared to furnish
l3t)Fl*‘lNS, S1-IROUDS. CAPS, SCARFS. &c.
ofevery description that may be desired, or
that. can be olitiiiiwd in the city of New York
at a moments warning, day or niglit, on the inost
l'PGl.\'()l1lll)lG terms. Be is also prepared to fur-
nlSl]l1P:ll'S8S, carria;1cs. see to the iligging of
graves, and to attend t.o any other iii'rangi=iiient
(Vic. Those who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased friend several days, can be fU|'nlsl]ed
with an ice box in which it may be preserved at
week orlonger if necessary.
E. C. WARREN.
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851. if
_ Ebagnerreotype Miniatures
l'l"I‘b‘.D in Loi-Iii-is. Rings, Pins, Brace-
- lel_5i «Sac. at AUSTEN’S, and warranted
perfect in every respect_.
‘ " )N0l‘wfllk, August 185}:
four acres of first raiia land and in good condi- 1
that may be wished for the funeral procession, .
z
5.2’)-7”/;£’
,”ll|ll!lli.. ;
Premium Dagiserreotype Gil-allergy !
(Ever the store of 3?‘ St John.
‘ ‘ti o
Sottésfactiozt g°'?:@€’R or no élhttrge.
hi
\\ .-\iiii\c‘s-. P.\'ri-;.\'i i .-\l\1.Ul{ AIR-
-.ii.~ia.-iic ]lHll>(3 \\licic\ei' it has been U>’€'(l.
ariuirig a lioii.-e extant. ll isi.-(:i'isIri.1clHl on
is own 5ln0l«+* nrd gases, mal.ii'i:_: a saving of rill
Rip VAN \Vi.\'iu.i-:.——'—’l his is an niiiqne and
a pi»il'i—-ct gem in its \\a_y._ and w
nd iiere.-s:ii'\j iippci.-ilagc '.o ::n_\ |‘i|l'l(l|-
'l'liS and sizes, tile for sale by W M D HAIG
569 KEEN YI%.7f'.’sI.¥'E‘E.'%B
Not. to work upon the
Rail Road!
But to purchase their
Al the CHEAP CASH l‘5'l‘Ul7‘.E ofilie sub-
;-‘-iiger whore.~.i savnig is inaile .~:i.il’ficioii' to pay
to. tenniiles travel. Call and p»ovi- llw lrnili
up GEO. \V. SMl'l.‘li‘S.
South Nnrwalk. SP1). 12. l.~:.-’v?.
3... <2: .‘._~fu."1:a‘t‘ic.
would say ll!lIl we linve purclia.<cd
VS] all i'I,t.{lil. iiilc and llzlt-‘l(~".~’l iii bu.-iizcss
and alliliiiigsllicre-iinto pcitaiiiiizg. oi Ilii-.lali~
Lockwood. l'lii'l;_‘lll ck’ Cu . and do lie-ii-ht i.ini-
l\‘ all pt-i':-‘oils lll(lt'l>l(‘ll fi- sziiil fi in to <4-Hi“ flic-
.~‘.imi~ wiili l.lS... c. Oi i«:. l.\' i.iii_'i.'\\-'i.v..=.i-i.
Slime tlm 2-hove ("ll?lll[_‘P‘ iii liii.-lm-ss we have
added ltt!'_£1('l_V to our stock, and iiitenil to in kn
it by liii‘ the liirgrst and liiisl‘. EPlP(_‘lt'(l as-oif-
nu-iit, of the kiiiil in'llii;.~ \'l(‘lIlll_\. and odor all
;..iluc:>nils in our ].~t‘r\'.‘l'l‘ to tlio.-;e l'avoriiig us.
at iih their [iziti'«Ji‘iace
S'l‘(')VF,S.
\‘,7(. 13,“, ii... ];;|9.l :ii~.il U105? up; ‘l‘C\‘(-(_l Filll*S'
(ll'f‘ll‘(‘. stovvs,
of Coi,l;m.o, Pil1’l()l', Hall and
o.lici‘e
ziiitl can give .in-_-,- le’tii:«ii‘i*(l l'(‘l.(3l'l’ll(‘C
they are in me; and iliosc in want. slioiilil no‘.
fail to cx::niine our stm-l«:. \\"i- l{Pt‘.l)(.'(H15lllIIl-
ly on hand (.'t1Stll}0'S and bricks for i‘e'piiii'ing
«.-id stove-s.
R.-\N(.a‘l7.S.
“'8 are agcnts~foi' the sale of the Knitkcr
i)H(‘lU'l'. l,‘-re-.l.e'.-‘. (‘ulvi r‘.-, ]7’l(~‘l(‘l"S aid \\ at‘-
l~lan;_-e.-. wliirli u e um 1‘-l'l-‘|“v|l€‘d I0‘ wll "1
-- vi:l';-i'- ---s‘.s prii-r-s. Also. ()lll(‘l'S for all
kinds of Plumb ng, done in the best inanncr
and warranted.
FURNACES.
A\Vc are alsoagi-.iits l0l the sale of Ciilvc=".~'
Pit-i'i-i-.‘.<, liiy.-i-ids. l\'li:(.i‘ic,i_vor’s and \Vaiii:g‘.~
i«‘uru:ii~es, and have all iliings necessary .lUl
<f:‘-llllZ,(.’, llic saute. .
llouliug ;1lillCl'.~‘.(YOt)(ll1ClOl'S. and tinning done
‘.\'i'.ll despiilcli. China. glass, crcckcry, earth-
en and [‘i0I‘(‘(:‘ltilll ware, wholesale and retail in
myqiiainitii-s; Blllillliilil. Jappaucd. woudr*lt
md willow wares. brass kc-lllcs, sud irons,
.-tore pipe and zinc. ’l‘;iblo and pocki--t cnili-iy
of the l')(*‘..~l qi.i:ilil_y:_ slice! lead and lend pipe
~'iiinislii=il in laijcv and small quantities; Cain-
lllPll(l. fluid and oil Lamps .-iiitalzlc. for stores.
mil.-. i-ffir-es and parlors ; also, Ciimplieneaiiil
i}i.'ii'iiiiig fluid lrosli.
C. & E. K. LOCKWOOD.
‘New Etiiarbte Yard.
TH E slll)S(.‘l'll)(’l' lniving opened and furnish-
- ed a new ‘Marble Yard in Norwi!k.nea r
the head ol Main sli-ect.woulil re.-tpectliilly so-
licit all to favor hin-i with a call, and examine
his stock and \\’Ol'l\lllilllSlll|). He intcmls hav-
lII_.2 on liauil ciiiislziiiily a full assortment ol
Amcrii-.an and foreign Marble, and the work-
inansliip of a superior style. Monuments,
'l'onibstones. countcr and table Tops,&c., &c.
fui nislied at the shortest cider and on re-.:ison-
able terms. JOHN H. VVEEKS.
Norwalk, Nov. 5th,1S51. o 45
Ei'i?¢3EE‘l;i‘i?'.é§.fl'.iK ENE? GE'é'£E1"1‘5:'E .'.
.Pl?.0VISIONS, FRUITS,
ll‘ cgetiihlcs. t~‘i.~:li of all kinds..
Giams, Oysters, -&c.
As good as the nnirliet illll)l'(lS.Ct‘)nSl&ll'llly to
be found at the well known esialilislimeiit of
ALLEN, MEEKl*ZR 65 CO.
Fr?‘ Goods of the above description received
a’uz'{;i/, and for sale at wholesale and retail on
the most favorable terins.
"€590 Est: 9.533
New Groceey Store.
HE subsc-_ril:.-.rs llilVll1_L taken the store
lately occupied by Mr. Field, near the
spring, and stocked it with a large assortment of
Groceries. Provisions, &c., would respectfully
solicit a share of public patroiiage—believiug
that those who favor them with a call will find
as good bargains as can he found in the place.
Goods delivered within a reasonable distance
free ofcbargo.
All goods not proving as repi'£-.semed can be,
returned, and the money will be refunded.
G. HOLMES (SI. CO.
13 Main st.
Noiivflllh. Ai°ri11.0-. 15
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'J'1G1l'1‘ COAL Bur.M:n.—-'l l|l.~ Stove l'Pt"(’.lVPS the most en
lt is the l)(-‘SI amt most (-‘(t()l](llill(2Ell coal burner for
the most ,scie-ntilii-. pi'in(-.iple-s. and will i-onsliiiie
pi-r 0 nt. in fuel over any nllwr stove in use.
novel Pm-lor Stove, for e-itlicr \\cod or coal. It
ill bean a}p3,iipriiiii- and tastcliil ()l'll3llIlt'lll. as well as iisofiil
'l'li« i-l.-iivo i§l(\\‘I“>‘., with inai.y
('llll'l'.‘4 of various pat
UT. Lute Lucltwooil, llaighi ik‘ Co. 40
.131 Nl<‘.\V BOOT. -‘.~”il()E, ii;
lit E .lczitlici't£fiii<iiiig .~loi'c?i§§i
\Vl~lOLl£SA LE A: Rl§'l‘AlL.
I ‘-HE su|)5Q|llH’l'5 hereby give nuIi.,e to fl]/3
. (:lll'[.PllS(IllN()I'\\‘iIll\.itll(llllt‘l)'1ll)llcll1§_{f‘ll-
p.-;il,1li;irilii-y have taken a store on tho west
sidis of the bi'idg_vi-. opposite the Post (.)ffii:e—‘
No 1 \Vater st. and lil,THl it up in good oi-ili.r,
\\'l)€‘.|‘(-‘ may he found at all times a lar}_-'9 stock
ofuonl"s. lailies’ and cliililri=ii’.~l)’oots aiiil Slioi-s
ofiill (lt’S(:I'l[ill()llS. iiiniii:facliii't-il by us (-‘x])|'ess-
lv for ll|IS ll)iIl'l{Pl, by the host. of \\'0rkincn and
1 Lil iii-.-. l)l‘\'l' nialciials. and no (‘Xe-'l'lll)llS will be’
ispiiiigil to please iiiu.-.c who favor ns Wlill a call.
work niade to or lot‘, with nealliess
A sliarc uftho pubiicpatronage
‘Cit.-tiiiiieis'
and ilespatcli.
is i'cspr-.cti'iilly solicited by
.l. P. l'lAI\I FCRD. .li'. & Co.
E9?‘ I-‘ai-iiciiliii attentioii paid to repairing in
all its liranclir-s.
l\p:'\x':ill<, April 1st. 18:39-
15
i and E.-at for Sale.
l A large and (‘iI!l\’t.’Illl‘lll lli)Il.~‘L' pl»-:i~:uiiIl_v .-‘iiuated
'mi FtH‘l Piiiiii (uppi-siic South Ni\i\\:ill<) uilhabnnt
one and :i li:ill'aci'+~.- of laiiil. is UllI‘l’8(l for sale no
i>.-i.-yt«.-i'iii.< l'IinpIil‘t-.nl.l (lamp .lr. i\'.irw:i!|t. '\r
ll:-nr_\' (7-imp. "J" l,SIh A\enue, New Yorlr
.l:iii. :'3lli. l*.'i‘3.
—___
'l‘i:l iulil~l'.\‘ NO [IS I 'l‘.-\ l.l{l-.\l.+. l"Ul{
.‘£.'*.?-..“l“:.'E...l'.’=."‘:'Z§‘:t"‘¢<.-"T 5.’. E¥'EEflE,
1V0 ‘.2 l«l-"u.tri' St
S(*ll Gi-oi:i=.ries a little bit clieapertlian
any other‘ esiabli.-lunent in i\‘orwalk.—
l'l'icii- giioil.-i are S(“l(“('l(-‘ll with a v‘:e\\-' to the
wauts oftlio rllilllif-‘T. and with the ptrposo of
siisliiiiiiiig the reputation wliii-li their ESl:1l)li.~ll-
men! has al\\'a_ys borne for selling gourls iiftlic
bi-siqiialily, C/I(’ft[lCI‘ than any other store in
ilio U1-Ullly. 'l‘licir l)iisii’iess will be ciinihicteil
on the smile fair and libi-ral terms as |ie=!'ctii—
lOl‘l-‘2i1!l(llll(-‘_\y‘ are unwilling, nor have they
yet funiiil it llG~'(-‘S.<:Il_V to resort to fl.imi:.~2
lianilhills, an'l gassy il(l\‘(‘.lll.<‘Fl1ll'-‘.lllS., to enablri
thein to ilispo.~e of their Goods. Good and
cheap articles do imt l'(*(lllll'e this.
in the (i‘ii~o(:i>.i-y Lino all noinpetition as to
qiiility and price, from \\’llEllPVl‘|' qtlnllt-‘I’, is
confidently defied. Per.-:ons purcliasiiig Goods
in this market are rcqiiesteil to give them a
mill. and be satisfied of the truth of the above
statements.
Lmggc Sulrs (mil Small Profits
is their Inollii. RA-Y1‘-IUND & MEAD.
Noi'wall.. July‘ 10, 1352.
Beatztifial G-cede
Fo1'Sa|c at the Drug Stcwc,
SUU'l‘ll i.\OR \VA LK.
ii?’ C-tiff and ca-iznziuc //u-in-1)m/‘t _forgct 11;»,
store. -Soul/I. t\'orzoal/c, ’IlCtt'J’ the Du/zbuiy ty
I\'m'u:ii//: Dc/m/.
A S1’ LEN Dl D assoittnient of Bi-liomian
- Giass \Va re. consisting of Btlllelillllll Vases
of varioiis pa'terns, colors and style, lrom $531.50
to -$6 |)Pl' paii ; fancy Bolieinian Cologne But-
tips. a mo-"l bi-‘auliful :ii'Iicle from 2'3 i.-is to So‘;
Sini.-.lliiig Biilllcs, vaiic_9,'.ilcil; llolii.-iiiiiiii China
Vil‘§t’S. gilt various patteriis, \'Pl'_y r'esir;iblt-.;
" Lub'in's” Extracts, \\’?ll'l':~1til(-‘ll pure; Lubin’s
by the box or single bottle ; Gi-,rinau Ciiliigiie
as good as can be had aiiywlieie; r\C(_‘()l'llt‘l|llS
from 50 ms to : Violins from $4 to $10, of
fine time, some oftliem worth double the price
aslwil. .
'l.‘lie:se articles have llf‘€U piircliased for cash
and will be sold as cheap if not clieaper than can
be purcliased in New York. Tliiise who wish
such aijtiitles would do well to call and exainine
l)efoi'e purchasing el.-ewliei'e. 'l‘liey will make
very clesiivilile presents at all times, being both
useful mid ornainentzi l.
T. B. GR1FFl"l.‘ll. So. Norwalk.
. For Sale.
ONE oftlie most llPilllll'l.ll l‘l’Sl(lences
central part of the village of Non-walk, with
House and Barn nearly new. About tin-ea
fourths of an acre ()ff_‘l'0|lIl(l. with abrost every
varietyof fruit and flowers, that can be ilesireil.
For particulars enquire at ibis office. 2211'
N; B. As reference is bail to us, we can say
that it. is rare that so desirable and eligime ,,
place, is oll'ereil for sale. upon anytliiiigdilse as
low terms.—[Ed. Gazette.
Notice.
A LL persons ‘indebted to the subscriber
whose accounts have stood over oneyear
are requested to call and make immerliate pay-
ment. oilierwiso their accounts will be put in
an ofTicer’s hands for collection.
N. \VOOD.
4 4
Jun. "‘-6‘, 1852.
- ings,
crimes,
No. 40 Fulton Street, New York, and 115
lVaterlo0 Road, Liverpool. T
The Old Black Star l.iac-0f Packets,
Sailing punctually from Liverpool on the 1st.
6th. 11th, 161/L. 21st and 26th rf each month,
and comprise the _/"allowing splendid ships:
Univei-se, Capt.u_iu Bird, . 1700«
Jacob A. \Vestervelt .H00dles3 1600
Wm. Raihbone Spencer 120u
’l‘iconderoga ’.oyle 1304';
Princeton Russell 1400
[pane Wllllfl|nS 1200
Minnesota Allen 1000
Silas (i‘n-eeurhan Spencer 1000
E C Scranton Spencer ' 1500
Leviatlizin Knapp 1500
Wm H l-]:.n-beck M arsball 1500
Guy Manuering Free.nnin ]G0("
\Vasl1ingion Page 2000
F.iili=.rprise Funk 1000
Aberdeen Knapp 1000
Ric-liard Alsop Siniihv 1000
Nia;zai'a Smith 1000
Dewitt Clinton Funk 1300
Marmioii Haidley l0Ofl
Sandusky Borbind 1‘2Ul)
Owego Hubbn rd 1-300
'R.ol)ci‘t Kelly Bar.-‘low 1400
New Ship Edwards 1750
These Sliipsaretlie most inagnificent that
have yet been built. 'l‘hey are comnnmile-d
by able and expo-i'iem~ed Captains, famed for
their nautical skill and kind lreat.ment to emi-
,T1l‘fllltS; and their accommodations for Cabin,
Second Cabin, and Sl€‘P«l'il;8 Passen;_'ei's, are
vastly superior [L those of any other Line.
This. Sb'ip’s allowance of Provisions icompri
ses flour. Oill-I11!-.'.ill, bread. potatoes, pi-as or
beans. riceaud Vllll-'_$'_tIl'. which is dealt: out to
the |)2lS.'\‘t’~n,‘_'Hl'>‘ once or twice a week during
the voyage, at the rate of 103; lbs. per wt-ek
for each adult, and half iillinviiinzo for cliildien
unlertwclve yours; and in addition to the
ab ive. a liirtlici‘ allowniici-. :iccor(|ing to a late
tier of the Boiiisli P2Il‘lltllilPl1l, of two oz. tea,
half lli. siignr, anil lnilf lb. ltl(|l3lSSl'S,l0 each
adult. wi=.el<l_v. with llll'f‘P quarts \\'ate-r daily
in all vase;-' where any of the persons paid for
dei-lino coining out, the full passage money is
:'e:i.ii'ni=.rl without any deduction.
Persons residing in the country that desire
to send money to their frieiids in the Old Coun
Irv, and xvi-biiic, to save time and expense. can
; hive it done in a siiii.-f‘.ii-tory. and correct
nizmner. by Pll('llI>'lD,\‘_|’ by Post. to the sii|1smi~
her.-. the sum the-y \visli to SPI‘l(l. willi the
naine and adilrcss of the pa rty who is to re-
ceive it. \\ hen a draft. on the nearest l3ranc.li
to their i'e.siili-.nce will be forwarded by fi"st
steainer with as much print-tuallly as if the
person scndiiig it was [)'l'(’.SPllf, and :1 receipt
returm-d for t.lieninne_v by next mail.
.—__.__j
I. 4.785}? 75.
J‘. IVE. Smith’s Marble Yard,
Near the Biictge, Nurzvttl/c. Conn.
"* EPULCU RAL iVlunuineiits and Grave
E3 Stones of every variety ol‘pat.t‘eI'ns, and 0l
ilii-. inost skilful \voi'liimiiisliip. l be best :15-
snrtment of" Anierican and Foreign Marble,’
kept. i:oiisIaiitl_\' on hand.
l’erson.-; wi.-liing to procuie Moniiiiients or
any kind of i\l:ii'blc \Vork,ai'eiiivitcLl to calland
give a persoiial inspection of his mater\_al and
woi km-.i nship, as this will be more satislactoi'y
than to purchasi-. of Agents without anopportu-
iiiiy ofii-stiiig tliequaliiy of the article con
ii-,ii-ti-‘if l-H.
£9? Tlie Lettcringand Ornamentalwork is
exei-uteil by an expei'ieiiceil workman and can
warrant it to give entiire satisfaction.
i‘vl:~i_V. 1852.
Boot Shoe Ede: their and Find-
ing Store.
ll EIVR Y ll AN HES renews again
his ai:l.nnwIi-dginents in the public and
' t:'r.7,.liis l‘llE’.Il(l.\f()l'illlP.-ll‘ ,‘1_Pilt*-l'()l.lS patronage-
diii~iii_g llm yeair past. and hopes to merit. an un
lillPl‘I'U[)l(.’(.l continuance of the business rela
tionsliip wliii-h he has so long maintained with
this cninniuiiity. He will be found now at his
new sta l"(l nppnsil“. the store of Dimon Finch.
wlii-re he wiil be liappy to see. and serve his
old frie-ails and the public. The clnirai-fer of
his work is too well known to nerd a word of
praise. ll(?f|l1l|H‘lS(-‘S ever_v article of nicn’s
and cl:ildr+>n"s \\’(~."rll'. with Rubbers and Over-
slmcs in their .<ea.~nn, for ladies anrl flellllfllllell.
Fl.\'Dl.\'Ci3 of the liest quality. and in any
quantity, suited to the wants of the craft.
Nor\va|l.'. April 20, 18522.
EAD dc FULME R.'S. Iroton Metallic
l. <"ire Proof Paint.—'|‘his article is ac-
kiioivleitgt-il by all who have used it to be su-
[)Hl'l()|' to any other Pa'nt in use. Ir. is proof
again-t. the action of the weather and fire, and
is irlieaper than other paints in consequence of.
its taking less oil to mix, and covciing much
more surface. twice as much as soine. Give it
a trial. D. l*‘|.\'Cl‘l Agent.
New Spring Goods.
US'l‘ i'e-cciveil a large supply of new goorls
'l‘liose in want. of lizirgaiiis. will do well to
cnllsoon. MA LLURY & Ll£\VlS.
‘ ASTOR. OlL and Sweet Oil of the first.
quality for sale at‘. WEED’.\'.
‘Al LS.——5(l0 lu-gs Fall River nailsiissoi'led
fron: 3d fine to 7 iiiclies. for sale by
S'l‘.R E El‘ 6: QU l NTARD.
o. E. 'Dl5BRO\V.
Ready Made Glothing.
TH E SLll)SL'.l‘ll)BI‘ has on liaiidand intends
keeping a good assortment of Ready Mada
Clothing 0 lallkinds. Also. a good assortment
ol'Cloths, Cassimeies. and Vt-stiiigs, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
$ll'.'>l'l notice. ‘
N. B. Partici.lar attention paid to cutting.
THULVIAS RILEY.
Norwalk.Feb. 25. 1851. 9
US'[‘ REC’D. a. large lot of shoemaker.-
leather splitting iinii-liines. by '
HENRY l-IANDES.
@ULAll. and fluid Lainps of all kinds.
Camphene E.-amps
‘OR stores. a liP\V article; also, some new
patterns of flniil L:ll'nps,
C «S: E K LOCKXVOOD.
E3.
ANGES and heaters. sold and set.
C 6: E K L.
JUST RECEIVED.
..,__ A fine lot of new, plain and fancy
Saddles, Bridles, Whips, 'i‘runks.C'arpet Bags.
Vnlices, &c. &c. the largest and most beauti-
ful a<soi'tment ever ofi'ero=d in this town. Call
and see for yourselves at BRA DLE Y'S
npril. 26.] ' Under Connecticut Hotel.
A Large Assortment
F‘ Stoves. 'l‘in. Sheet Iron, Copper. Brit-
tnnlfl mid \VOQden \Vares. China, Crock-
ery and Glass, Sheet Lead. [marl ‘Pipe, Cast-
‘ -:1‘ 3 _ i
PG!‘ Sale. WILLIAMS 66 GU10N’S THE NEW" YORK dc LIVERPOOL
Emigration and Foreign Exchange
Unzted States Mail Steamers.
Th” 3lllP3 Composing this line are lhe following i
r"-'1’1-*NT|UiC‘*Ii!t.West. PACIFIC. Capt. Nye,
ARCTIC. Capt. Luce, BAi.ric.f3pt.Comstocl;,-
Ani:1A'ric. Capt timiion, _
These 9l"I‘S have been built by contract. ex-
pressly for GU\’Pl'Itl11eDI service. Every cam.
has been taken in their construction. as also in
their Engines. to insure strength and speed,
and their aci:onm_i=ioalions lor pn53eng,.,.s um
unequaled lor elegance and comfort. Pribo of
passage from l\‘ew_ York to Liverpool’ in first"
class cabin. $120; in second do. 370 ;' exclu-
sive use of extra size slate rooms. $300; from
Liverpool to New York, .5330 and #320. An
experienced surgeon iittaclied to each ship.-at
N0 berth secured until paid for. ,
PROPOS ED DATES OF SAILING. 1852.
FROM NEW YORK. I-‘ROM LIV]-IRPOOL.
5aluI'duy Sept. 4. Wednestlay Sept. 8,
Saturday Sept. 18. WW:-dnesdny Sept 22,
S:1tuI‘day Oct. 2. \VednesrIny Oct 6,
Satui-ilny Oct. 16. \Ve-dnesday Oct 20,
SHllll‘(lilY ()Cl5 30- \V(gdneSdnv Nov 3,
Saturday Nov 13. “fednesrlsiy Nov 17,
Satuida_\ Nov 27. \~Ve-duesday Doc 1,
Satiirday Dec -11. VV9(lne-sday Dec 1 ,
Saturday Dec 25. | Wednesilay Dec 99,
For freight or passage apply to EDWARD
ii. COLLINS & CO.. No. 56 \ValI-st.. N. Y;
Bnown, SH‘I’Ll-ZY, 65 Co.. Ln-9.-No]; E_ G_
Pioni:i=.'1‘s «S: (.?o.. No. 13 I\'ii-g’s Aims Yard,
London; JOHN Moixiior (3: Co., I\o. Rue No-
ti-9 Dame des Victories. Pzii'is, or G150. H.DiiA-
Pl-ZR. Havre. " -
The owners of these ships will not be ac.
countable for gold, silver bullion, specie. jmi gl-
ry. [)l‘P('.l()uS stones or metals. unlens bills of la-
ding are signi-il tlicrelore, and the value thereof
thoroin f‘X]Ir9s.=P(l. ' ‘
Mme £‘s1’£E.ANC€-ZEEBISBETC
To Norwalk & Danbury!
.: ~ , 3
TH
l W ‘
Mls1t1’ACl1*‘I(I,
Capt Joseph Byrliec,
‘I. ILL run‘: in ‘connr-ctinn with the Dan-
bury i§-Norwall. Railroad, touching at
South l"orwalk. as follows:
Luaving Noiwiilk cveiy Monday, \Vi=dneg.
day and F riiiay at 8 A. M. Retaining, leave;
feel; Slip eveiy Tucsoay, 'l linisrlny and Sat-
urday afternoons at 1? o'clock. P. M.
F]'(:l_Llll taki-ii on i'e:isomib|eternis and atlrndr-d
to proniptly by agents on each end of the mug,
Fare 50-‘ cents.-—For passage or freight, ap-
ply to the Captain on board.
Sept. 8. 1l8:32'. \
DANBURY 65 NORWALK
Rail Road Arrangement,
Commencing June 21st, 1859. 'I‘rai~ns will
run as follows until further notice : Leave
Danbury at 6 45 A M willi piissengers only.
" 3 I5 I’ M passengers and freight.
RETURNVN G. will l‘P‘lV0
So i\loi-walk 1 9 16 A Mi ~issengei's and fr’lit.
“ 5 40 P M passn-.ii';gci's only.
The 6 45 A M train fimn Daiibury connev,:t_s
at l.\'orwall. with the 8 09 A M train to-N York
Pns.~‘euLc1's going east can leave No:-walk at
9 13 A M. ’
’l‘lie 3 15 P M train connects at Norwalk
with the 5 35 ill,'('.0n1lTlO(l2lll(')l'| train to N. York,
and the :3 35 express train to New Haven.
Pzisseiigciis from New York will leave at 7‘
A M. and at 3 30' P M to connect with trains on
this road.
G37‘ Stages will be in l'P=l(llYl6SS on the arrival
oftlio tiainsai the Rirlg--fir-lil Station to convey
passengers 11. Piiilgefielil village. Lewisboroiigh,
&i:. HARVEY SMITH, Sup‘t.
.u.. . -~.~ f§‘$5'i’-‘%
N. York &. Est. Haven Railroad.
SUi\lMERARRAt£laME .\T. '
co~.\i.\iv:.~cii\'e MAY 3. 1852.
Leave Norwalli for New York.
Commutation 6 38
Accommodation 8 9
-~ 10 59
Express 2 ’ £21 P M
Accoinmodation 5 35
Express 9 53 '
Leave Norwalk for New Haven.
Accommodation train 9 o’cluck 13 min A M’
“ _ 1 36 P’Mi
Express 5 35
Accoiiiiiiodsition 6 15
Commutation '7 43
Express trains \Vest stop only at Stamford‘-..
Leave New York for Norwalk.
Accommodation train 7 o’clock,A M
. “ 11 30
Express 3 30 P'Ivfl
Express 4 1.5
Coinmiztation 5 30
Lszave New Haven for Norwallt.
(Joinmiitation train 5 30 A M
Ar-comniodation 7
“ 9 35
Express 1 15 P M
Ai-coinmodalion 4 £30
Expiess R -'
G110. W. wi-i is'rLF.R. Sup't-.,
Just .Rec.ei.,ved.,
A large nssoi-tment‘of' ridin_¢,:—nnd'dri-‘-
saddles. trunks. vnliccs. carpet bzigs. Arc. Flv
nets apil lilankels. Also. a splendid lot of well:
made norse collars. which will be sold singly.
or by the dozen. Don’t forget the old siand.,
WM. B. S\VAN.
iéiardware, cutlery,
Ir:-1', Steel, Paints and Oils !'
Fl_\CH has now on hand one of tho.
I most 8XleDSlVF.fll'l(l well selected assert-.
ments of foreign. domestic and building hard-.
ware. cutlery. iron. Sleel. paints. oils, French.
and American window glass—_—a_ssoi'ted sizes.‘
agricultural iinpleme-n:.<. hay cutters. corn shel-
le-rs. &c.all ol'wbicb be willsell at prices do-
fyiiig competition. Also. every description of;
carriage ll&|l'll\_\’2Il'P, fellows. hubs. spokes. lnces,_
linings.pat6-nl lentliiar. <l€c.all of which he sells.
upon the principle of “ smallzprofits and ready
sales.”
'1‘be subscriber is also agent for the sale cf?
Buswell’s Mineral Paint. which is pmofatiainst
fire, water and weather. and unialiangeable in
in its color. and is the best, cheapest and most,
duralile mineral paint. now in use. In fact,oui:.
assortment comprises a variety and extensive-1
nesstliai would lmfile a detailed rlesci ipliondiiidg
We tlicrefoie would rcspi-'ctl‘ull) iuviiethe pub,-_
liclo cal and examine tlH3.l11SHl'f_'S. 45
For Sale.
‘OME linlf-ilnzen of than most beautiful;
BUILDING LOTS,
in Norwalk, situated on \Ve-st Ave-nud. but a,
few minutes walk from the Bridge. For further.
pariicula rs erquire of \V. C. STREET. or at
this office. or of MOSES O. BANKS, 553;
Broadway. N. Y. 4,0;f
W E Bissell
S "OW 00*’-Dine‘ the largest assortment of
Perliimei-y. Fancy Goods. Port Monaies.
“’flll¢‘-ls. Cutlery. &c. eve.‘ offered in Norwalk.
Genuine Lubin's Extracts of every flavor. Eng,
lish Fremrli /ind German Cologne. Perlum-0
Satcliels. Smelling Salts, Toilet Soaps. Pearl
Powder. together with a large variety of‘ choice
Zinc, Brass Kettles. Cutlery. etc.
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