‘ .covery.- Al
" to accommodate purciinsors.
, .
$93‘ .
Tlte National Party ! —S_co>'.t:ivritas dragged
‘‘.l°‘'.“s 3‘ I8 Said even by some vvhi gs, because I
he was Seivard’s candidate- that is, because
Seward in this free pountry chose to prefer
him to Pierceor Hale. Brit John and Martin
Van Buren sustained Pierce—-all l‘l,¢zl1t!._
The only open coalition betwedn the Free
Soilers and any other party -in Massachusetts,
Whom the Locos and Free Sellers are in one
family—all right l The disunron party in
Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi all sup-
iwrted PleI'ce—all right! ~-The South Caro-
lina Legislature chose Pierce and King elec-
tors, but at the same time passed a resolu-
tion declaring that;in so doing, the State
P'°l€8l8 against an approval or acquiescence
in the measures commonly called the com-
promise"—-all tight! Hurrah for the De-
mocratic Union National Party I
A Lyceum.
Our correspondent “A.” e,-{presses our opin-
_ ion prncisely, in reference to 11 Public Lyceum.
‘and if he has been only a casual reader of this
journal he is aware that we have frequently
Ind earnestly urced this subject upon the at-
tention of our t".lllzt"l)S. An iristitutiou of this
kind is well sustained in almost all the adjoin-
ing towns, and why one cannot. be established
and sustained here we cannot define. \Ve
are happy to know that there is one debating
club in this town," and that well ‘sustained. al-
though it is neither open to or generally known
by the public. VVe want a Public L_i/ceum. in
its fullest sense. Will not “A.” move on the
matter?’ -\Ve presume he has the right nugt.
(la in him.
3' A subscription paper circulated in New
York in aid ol Mr. Lemau, who lost his slaves
by the decision of Judge Payne, has reached
lite SUI!) of $5,280—---$280 more than the requir-
ed sum. An appeal ofthe case has been taken
to the Supreme Court.
I?" We would refer to the advertisement of
Mr. Paowrrr. who has been induced to open a
juvenile singing school in this town. His repu-
tation as it teacher in music is already too well
established to need any commendation froui us.
@‘The yellow fever‘ and cholera are still
carrying off-victims in New Orleans. In
Charleston the yellow fever has not entirely
disappeared, as there were ten deaths of that
disease last week.
E'A man and his wife, Madiai by name.
have been sentenced by the Tuscan Govern-
ment to four years’ imprisonment at hard la-
bor. for teaching it young girl how to read tlrd
Bible. A singulai'firct*foi' t-he 19th centtiry,
and contrastirig strongly with the religious tol-
erution of our own C0ll.lri.l':V.
Flat on its back unhappy VVlii;i=ry lies
‘5«"3’S NAT Jocosely. to his neiglrbor N rzn:
And what of that? the latter prompt. replies
It shows the party’s looking rr.p—not. dead.
S~ar;anmzh Republican.
A C.tu'd.—-'l‘lie undersigned desires -to ex-
press his guitetiiil ackiiovvledgeriieiits to the
members of -the Saoliritli School, of the ‘Cong.
Church of ‘Soutli Noi'walk.fora donation of
Thirty Dollars, to make. him a Life Jllcmbcr
of the American S'tHltf(~'Z_l] Sclrrool Union.
Al_o to Cong. Clrirrclr of South Norwalk, for
a donation of Twenty Dnl.1«,u-s by which he
was made a ' Lift: Nlcmber of the American
-Seaman’: Friend Society. May the remark of
our Saviour he richly V9-l‘l‘l'It‘.(l to them, “it is
moroblessed to give to-hon to receive.”
WM. H. BENEDICT,
Superintendent of S. S. Somli N0l'\\'tl.ll§.
South Norwail.'k, Nov. 26th, 1852. A
A Cal'd.—Tlre subscriber liaving di.-‘posed
I of his business to Theodore Lyon, would tender
his thanks to the public tor the liberal patronage
I ‘heretofore extended to him, and would recom-
mend a cout.in~uaoce of their favors to his suc-
. cessor, who will do all in his puwe.-r to merit
their patronage.
Those indebted to me will see the necessity
of intrnetlsrate sottlerneut: of their accounts. and
will please cirll on Mr. Lyon or S. G. Comstor-k,
who arc .iuthorized to settle my bills and give
D. COMSTOCK, Jr.
Noiwalk, Oct. 1852.’
Notice.
The \Vliigs of Norwalk are
. requested to meet. at tl;e Nor
walk Hotel, on Thursday evening of the pres-
ent week. to nominate candidates ifortowri offi-
cers. Meelingto commence precise-ly at?
o'clock. A punctual attendance is earnestly
requested. Per Order.
ilflieo.
In this town on Sunday evening. FREIJERICK
Vlv.. son of Gould_D. Jonriirrgs, aged 3 years and 10
months.
ILL be sold at Public Auction on \Ved-
W nesday the 8th ot'December' at.2o‘clock
P. M. all the 'I‘imbor- and \Vood on a lot called
the " River Mc:rtlo\v.” situated riearthe Broad
River crossings on the Silver Miner-oad. belong-
ing to the heirs of Moses Gregory deceased.-
Siid timber and wood will be sold in small lots
Terms Cash.
' receipts therefor.
Auction.
Norwalta, Nov. 24. 1852.
Maple Syrup.
‘JUST received a lot of pure Maple Syrup-
I
just the thing for cakes. at
JUDSON A: CO8.
for Sale. _
NE two year old Colt. and one Spring do.
0 both very line and likely. One yoke of
dung Oxen, and one ton of good Salt Hay,
will bodisposed of on very reasonable tar-ms.
Enquire of JOSEPH BOU I ON.
South Nor-walk, Nov. 20th, I802. ot.*47
District of Norisrzllc -ss Probate Court, No-
vember 22nd. 1852-
S'I‘A'[‘EnI MILTON DURAND, late
E of Norwalk, in said district dcceusetl.
The Court of Probate for the district. of Not‘-
- walk-, hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate
to exhibit t.heircluinis for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts properly
attested, within said time, will be rlebrrrred a re-
I persons indebted to said Estate,
are requested to make immediate payment [0
LOUISA DURAND, Executrix-.
4-.No|'Wull{, Nov. 22nd, 1852-
,__,_____,__._....
for Sale or to Let.
HE subscriber offers for sale or to let, on
reasonable terms. two Cottage dwellings.
nearly now, situated on River street, within
in two minutes walk of the bridge. Any P°"'
‘sop’ wishing t0h[),lll.'0llll5°:s Woltlilsd ¢:‘;w‘:°l:v:fi ‘T:
an examine t a premises. .
gold very low. GEO. O. STREET-
.» flog-walk, Nov. 236, 1852-
V
.'l’uvenil_e, Singing School.
l,-;(_ 5 TH E Subs_critier having been requested
to form a class ‘for the ‘instru'ct.ioo of
' Cliildreirin Voca1_Musi'c. proposes to
open a School for this purpose on .'l‘hur:-day-
Afternoon, Dec. 2d. at 2 o’clock in. the Base-
merit room of iii" Balrtist Church. ‘Parents,
who‘ do not wish their dli'rldren_. to attend the
evening class, can avail themselves ofthe same
instrui:ti0n in the daytiiiie. The principles of
reading Music will be tiiughl, combining in-
struction with rr riiuseriient. Expenses 50 cents
for the course ot 12 Lessons, Books 25 cents.
It is requested that all who wish to join the
class be present on Thursday. Aflerthis week
it will be held on Saturnay afternoons.
‘ H. M. PRO\VITT. .
H. M. P. continues to give lessons on the
Piano Forte and Melodeoo.
Norwalk, Nov. 29. ]852._ _
Notice. -
HE inliabiturrts of the town of N0|'W"ll<-.
are hereby notified, that their annual
Town Meeting will be held at the Town
House in said Norwalk, on Monday, the 6th
day of Dec:-inber, 185:2. to appoint; town oili-
cers {hr the‘ ensuing year, to lay a town and
liigliwav tax. and to cousideran application
from VVm. H. Benedict. for an excliauge of
lands used for a public pniind at South Nor-
walk. Also to reciiid the vote appointing a
Committee to stake out ground for planting
oysters, passed at. a Special Meeting, on the
17th of April, 1852. and to annul said appoint-
rirent from, and after said annual meeting, also,
to appoint a Committee to asce.i'ta'rn to what
extent, and in what; localities oystei's have
been larvfully laid down or planted irrtho navi-
gable writers of said town, pur-siiirnt to the
Statute in ‘.-uclr case provider]. t'll_l(l by whom
Said oysters have been laid down or planted.
and when and by the consent of what urem-
bers of any Coinmittee of this town. said oys-
ters were so laid dmvn or planted. with propel‘
instructions to said committee as to the time
of their rcnorting. and the mode of perform-
ll1_£1lllPll'(.lllllPS. Alsoto corisirler tho expedi-
ency of petitioning the next General Asscmblv
of this Strrle,'for' the repeal of all existirig
laws relative to the laying down, or planting
of oysters within the riavigable waters of this
State. Tre polls will be open at 9 o’i~lock
forenoou. for the election of live Select Men. it
tor. and seven Coiist_nlilcs and will coritiuiie
open for that. purpose until 5 o’cloi'k afternoon.
and the other nfiicors will be cliosen, and re-
maining business transacted at 2 o’clock after-
noon.
HENRY SELLECK, )
DAVID ROBERTS.
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Sclcct
WM. 9. LOCKWOOD. I
JOSEPH W uUr;ni;Lr.,,i Men.
GISORGE BlC;\l<.‘.DlC'l', 1
S.~\MUl<‘.L RICHARDS.
Norwalk, Nov. 30rli,1852. 2i48
Wanted.
GOOD Hands want.r=d, for making
Shirts, Pants, Vests, Linen and Al-
paca Coats. Drawers. 8229.. by Arigusfus Jan-
nings,»of Soutliport. ’I‘ho.-‘ein N()t'\v:rll(, can
be supplied from the late resirlr-.ric¢=. of Charles
0. Barrks. in Main street, opposite the School
l-lor-iso, every \-Vi-rlnesday, from 9 o’clor:k, A.
i'wI.. to 4 o’clock P. M. Cash paid at said
place on the delivery of the work.
NU"\\’lllk, Nov. 22. 18:32.
NOR.\VA LK
Steam 'I'x-ansportation Co.
OTI-CE is hereby given that a final in-
stallment of ergliteori dollars and Sf-'VPllly
five crnts, per‘ share, upon the capital stock of
the Norwalk Steam 'l‘r'anspor'ration Company,
was’ laid this day, by a vote of the Director's,
payable at my oliice, on or before the‘ first day
-of Dec:-.mbo=r iii-xt.
SAMUEL LYNES. Se.c‘y and Treas.
Norwalk, Nov. 19th., 1852.
300 I
For Sale. ’
LOADS of excellent. Building
St-cue.
WM. B. SKELLENGER.
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Norwalk. Nov. 13th. 1852.
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CH I LSON’S PATEN
World’s Fair Prize Medal Furnace.
V‘/E are happy to announce that t)Hrr.sorv's
Patent Air Warming and Vculilatirrg Frrr'rrar:o, a-'
recently improved and prirrrrrted, is declared by
high and re-liable aiitlroriiy in he the best Furnace
in the World. Not only is this Friruace anrl our
system of Ventilation proved and declared to be
the best. mode of VVirrniiug arrd.Veutil2rlirig Dwell-
ings. Clirirclres. Acrtilerriiizs, School Hoiiscs, Court
and State Hori.-cs, I‘Iospit'.rl.<, -"lures, in or-irrly
all the cities and towns of the United States. but is
meeting with equal favor in the C-.in:rda.<, England,
Riis.-ia,aud other foreign cor.rit.iics. It has nor-n
awarded at the recent Fairs in this country Gold
and Silver Medals. First Preiriiriurs, and la.-'ll'.' the
great Prize Modal at the VVorld’s Fair. l.aUt1d0|1-—-
It has been subjected to the most rigid investiga-
tion rrudpsevero practical tests. and llll:ltlltn0llSl_y
ileclard the best. (See the printed reports ofthe
I-‘airs, also City and State p.iblic (Jorrrinittecs on
Public Briildiv-gs.) \Ve have more than twenty-
fivc hundred r'efererir-was. niuny of wliimr are pro-
fessiorirrlgerrtlemetr, whose scitzntilic attzrinineut.-x
on such nralters are well known. To attain this
desirable object. the inventor of this Furnace first
rrbandoued the mzruiifactrire of the couiriron frail
hot-air furnaces seveii veers since. under tlia sel-
tled conviction that red-lrot iron frimaces burn the
oxygen out of the air. producing an .lll‘|llt3:llllI_)',
scorching. rlisargrerrble odor, unfit to be rrrlrarled by
lriirriau brings ; besides the coir.-‘taut cracking at‘-d
burning out of the pots, which permits tlre_puisoii-
nus gases to escape and mingle with the air; and
their the annoyance and expense of repairs, new
pm_--, &c. He now has the satisfaction of knowing
that his dfforis to secure it healrlifnl. cconoruical
and durable apparatus, for tlioruirglily Warming
and Verrlilaring biiildirigs. has been pnrirely_ sric
cossliil. They posses.-itlic following ailvarrtligasz
purity of air. powerful heaters cconorrircal plan
for brirniiig anthracite, bitunririous coals.or wood,
all equally‘ wcll—flues easily cleared or_rt—gre;it
durability of frirnuco, not liable to repairs for a
life-time: perfect safety against setting briilrlirrgs nri
fire in which they are iocated ; niav he set in low
ccllrrs. Sizes for all cla.-ses of briildirigs. Also
four sizes ot' new and superior Portable Frirniices
._-[)., (j|ark'_.- improved Boston School Stove.
Rogistersirfrrll descriptions; Hot-arr Gartes; from
Verrtilzrtors, &.c._ .
Eirmrsorfls celebrated Ventilators for Roofs and
Buildings and smoky ‘cbimrie_vs,. &c. Cnokirr,«:
Ranges. with or without Bath Borles andl-Int-arr
Fixtures All sizes and styles nl those hecutiful
Mirror Marble Mantels, Parlorand Ch=rm.ber Frame
ofrich Europeamand American styles. Also ii
splendid article ot'Liverp00l soft Coal Grates. for
Parlors, &c. '
Architects. Builders, and the public generally.
pleiirse exarnirie-oiir e._xteneive*assortni-._ii.t. _ Peso_nal
atteiriiou given to warming and Veiitilatriig build-
ings insny part ofthe cnuntrv.
CHILSON,RiCHARDSON &. Co.,
- 384 Broadway; New York.
Also--CHILSDN. RIGHAIWSON &»Co.,. 51 and 53
473, Blackstone at, Boston.
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town Clerk. 'I‘r'oasrirm'. Constable and Uollr-c-'
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. Miss 1‘
‘HAS jusc.'F.;iui'-iféd,‘-T‘ ,,
latest Fall and \ViiI,tei_' Fashions. Also,
a choiceiserection of Miillitleg‘ Go0ld§.lFlt;’W8I'3.
Feathers. Fanc ArticI__es.I c., w iici s e in-
vites the ladies rbcarr examine. She re-
tu*ns lior grateful acknowdedgments for the lib-
eral patronage given her, and hopes to me-i'it,a
continuance. ‘ ' 44“
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A Wanted. ,
GOOD second-lriuid one seat SLEIGH.
Apply to BRA DLEY.
Something New.
‘ TE have added to our stock of Fancy
Goods, Pure Bay Water-, warranted, im-
ported from the island of St. Thomas, a fine
assortment of cologne, from Gd, to $1 per bot-
tle, ext.rac,ts. transparent; drawing slates for
cliildren. a line article of tooth paste and pow-
der, Toilet powder, Fine Toilet Soaps. the best
kinds of Tricoplreibus and Hair Oils." Per'firmerl
Eurories and Cushions >Ka|eidascopes_. Fancy
Boxes. Plays, &'.c" Call and see at-
DISB ROWS, Silver Smith and Jeweler.
Dress Goods,
IAN-'I‘_II.vL'A.S, CLOAKS, i&C.
Just received the latest styles of Dress
Goods and sliawlsin endless variety. Also
Velvers of every shade. Merinos, a beauti-
ful as-“sort merit, and a fine assortment ofFrench
Cashmere cloths for ladies‘ Marrtillas and
Cloaks. Also received, the latest styles ‘of
Mautrlla and Cloak Patterns, wlricli are at the
service of my customers. C.J. GRUMAN.
Oct. 23, 1852.
Saugatuck Bank.
T a iiieetirig of the Directors of the Sau-
grituck Bank. it _ was
Resolved, Tlral this Board of Direrztors pro-
pose to the Stockliolrlers of the Saugatui-k Brink
that the 2d article ofthe Articles of Association
of said Batik be amended by erasing the wor'd
‘-villa_9,e" in said article and substituting in its
stead the word‘ " town.” By order of the
Board, D. M. MARVIN, Pres.
Wednesday, Nov. 3d. .1852. 6t46
5 BARR.E'LS cement. just received and
for sale by A. CHICHESTER.
Soiitlr r\'or'w:ilk. Oct. 23d. 1852. 43tf
Cement.
District of Norwalk ss Probate Court, No-
’Ucml)cr I3/ll, 1852.
S'I‘A’I‘E ofELl.-XKIM RAYrVIOND,late
New York, deceased.
The Aduiiuistr'.:tor represents the Estate in-
solvent, and prays the appointment of Commis-
SlGtlt'-ll‘:~: thereou._
Orzferecl.—'I‘liat Courruis.-ioner'.s to receive
and «examine the claims of the Crerlitors of
said Estate be appointed at the Probate office
in Norwalk. on the 4th day of December, 1852
at 9 o’clccl.' forenooo, of which all persons in
interest will take notice, and appear ifthcy
see cause, rind be lieard llloreon, and said ad-
niinistriitor will publish this order in ii newspa-
per printed in Fiiirfield County. and gpost a
copy thereof on each of the sign posits in said
Norwalk, at least twelve days before sirid 4th
day of Decornber.
GEOl.’.GE A. DAVI-TZNPORT, Judge.
House Plumbing.
WEI. D. Haiglit would ll|li)l'lll the public
log in the best and most. approved ri'ranner'. Cis-
terus lined-will lead, and the joints wiped with
plt-trrrlwr"'s solder, and croton boilers iittaclretl :
water‘ close.t.s,sl1ower births, birthing tubs. wash
howls. with plated.-rud plain bibs. All
executed by Br-unett D. Luui, who isa prrrcti
cal and experienced workuuru. All work wiir
narited. \V M. D. HA IGHT.
Norwalk, Oct. 1st, 1852.
new FALL cues,
HAVE this day received, direct. from first
lrnnds, a splendid nssortmcrrt of Fall and
Winter goods, which will he sold at prices
that will defy all cor-npet.iriori., The public
are invited to call and inspect; the largest: as-
.v.mtinent of Fliirinels, Cloths. (‘.assirueres,
DOIIIHSIICS of all kinds, Dress Goods. Tailors
l‘rimiuiiigs, etc.. ever brought into Norwalk.
Of Carriage Cloths, silks flu(l otlier trini-
rnings, my stock is unusually complete, and
willbc sold at uripre.coderit.e.d low prices. In
arlditrou to my former supply ofCarriage goods
Iliave just l'H(‘.PlVP(l the agericy for the stile of
Eiv.-mi-:i.Lr:n CI.o'rr-is of all varieties, and
( nACt{ LACES. to which I invite. the :rtte.ntion
of Crririago rnakers, as 1 will sell theiir at pri-
ces that: ~vill duly rill couipetition. """
Coiiirtry ruerc|r~arit.s will find it to their ad-
varrt.:r;_1e to inspect my stock, as my facilities
en:-bleuie to sell to them at manufuclursr’s
prices. - .
The attention of Merchant 'I‘ailors, is cal-
led to the largest t.‘ss0l'[l‘tlet‘lt of goods in their
line and at very low prices. And to the Ladies
we will say that our assortment of Dress and
Fancy goods is uriustizilly lar'_9,e and complete,
and among them many real lmrgirins.
C‘. J. GRUMAN.
No rwalk, Aug 27th, 185.2.
Silks and & hawls.
124 -Canal street. corner of l'Vcsl Bgoadway,
NE\V YORK. ,
HE sribsci-iber respectfully calls the atten-
tion oftlie ladies ahoutvisiting the city of
N. Y. to his very extensive stock of RICH
DRESS SILKS, coriiprising the most splen-
did BROCADES in all colors; plain, plaid,
ivrrtercd. figured and st rips-d silks oi'evei‘_v color
and quality. “ His well-known styles of /rig/L
lustre-cl coiled black sil/cs from 24 to 40 inches
wide, always on l1'.ltld.”
M ANTI LL A VEI. V ETS——Black Colored.
Splendid and costly qualities of shawls, in
great variety, such .'-‘.s Errrbroider'ed and Plain
Canton Craps. long and sqirari-. B!'0( lie, in new
and elogiirit designs. rich Printed Caslrniere
long and square. Plaid, \Voolen, and all other
styles of Slrawls in season.
FRTENC II M ERINOS of every siiperior
make, in all the new sliarles of color. Para-
matta Cloths arid Euglisli Merinos of every
qmrlliy, togetlrer with a very large stock of lor-
eigu and domestic Dry Goods. courpi‘isin;__v every
Linens, Shootings rind Sliirtings. (Sac. &c., all
of which he offers at Wllt)Ir'.Stlle or retail, at ex-
tremely low prices, for crrsh only.
JAMES CROPSEY.
124 Canal Street,
Corner of \Vest Br'oadwiry, N. Y.
MEALIO
416 Broad-wa._i/, the Celebrated
N. Y. HATTEHI
Second door from N, Y. N. H.
Railroad Depot, has just opened his
Fall and Winter Styles of Hats,
Also, a splrmdldassortmerzt 0/ Caps,
Furs, Umbrellas, Cones, 51:. (St.
AMPHENE, Burning Fluid, Lamps;
Clocks, Lookin; Glasses, Lamp Glasses,
Git-andoles, dzc. this day l‘éc0£’I°gBll£t{oW:.s.
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' ‘ I’ ' " “Fz’ffé‘éi'2t7r’." "24mz'ua‘l --Report’ afi--tlzc
'qjii ‘N: Y; vvir;h*"tl1e“*~
of Brooklyn in Kings couu:_,- and State of’
that. he is prepared to do House plurnb-.
work 2
description of Dress Goods, Fliinncls, B.anket.s. ,
‘WéstéhéslEr‘f0oanty '“1lI2mz‘al In-
surance C0m}5any,,May 5, 1852.‘
At date ofthe lilst Annual Kepprt, May 7,,_
mount of . ' 333299.283 00‘
Premium ‘notes for the ‘same, 385,928 81
Drrr-ingitlie past year, there has been issued
1,073‘ policies. ’ ’ ‘
Property insured inthe same 312538.874 00
.Pi-euriuni uotes for the same, 164,741 44
Amount: of Policies expired and”"‘"“- .... H
caiiceled, . - 248.598 00
Premium notes for the same 27,849 36
Policies now in force, May 5,
1852. r - ‘ .
Pr"emium notes for the same
_ ' RECEIPTS
Cash for Premiums this your
$4,239,559 00
522,820 as
$3,237 32
Cash per last Annual report 4,385 72
Interest on loans 118 30
Discount on prepayment oflosses 70"98
Cash for extra risks 231 86
""‘*.<s‘.‘:.'.2.‘.;..".'.'.
Losses and expenses ‘ ,780g 95
Cash on hand . 6,263 23
JAMES T. EELLS. Secretary.
I,J:imes T. Eellsi, Secretary of the “lost-
chester County Mutual Insurance Company
do hereby certify that the arinexed Staternent
‘of the business and condition of the \Vestches-
ter Conrity Mutual Insurance Company is just.
and true in all its parts, totliebest ofiny knowl-
edge and belief. -
JAMES T. JELLS,Secretary.
Sworn before mo-this 12th day of November,
1852. ‘Jss. HUN1‘lKGTON, J. P.
The unde.rsigrii-.d is a duly authorised Agent
for the aforesaid Insurance Compiiuy, and will
nttendto any matters pertairainv tlrereto.
_ S. Y. ST. JOIIN.
New Canaan, 13th Nov.,1852.
S'I‘A'l‘E OF NEW-YORK.
OFFICE NOR'1‘flWl-3S't‘l-ZRN INSURANCE Co
Oswego. July 1st, 1852. E
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Capital Stock, $150,000
The irivestrnents and Assets of the
Company are chiefly as follows: .
Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate $66,864 21
do do Vessels 21,490 84
Sockets Harbor Batik Stock 8.000 00
Real Estate (worth $10,000) 8,674 40
Cash on irrterest at call 11,360 00
Cash in Buiik,irt sight draft 29,476 85
40.836 85
Cash items 4,467 0'2
Balance iirhands ofAgents (includ-
ing lrull prorniuur notes) in course
of collection and rernittarice 29.032 48
Bills rei:r>.ivable 67.412 44
Harbor Improvement Loan 400 00
Maririe ll.eliet'Appar:ilus 6.: Furriituro 1,542 53
Miscellrrrieous securities 6,039 28
Io'ter'esi account, cliai'gi>.d on book 4.274 69
do accrued, not on book (estimated) 1,500 00
Debts in Jlttlglnelll. to wit, '
Agst P r'p'rGerresee Cliieflr 11,379 54
” ” Lrrdynftlie Lakef 826 00
" Si-.lirN)rtlr \Veste=i-n 4,195 00
" Sizer Estate (verdict) 981 75
—-—-17.332 57
11,183 75
1,000 00
.:_...
$290,106 or
Claims considered just (in suit)
Salvage and wreck acc’t (estiiniited)
Losses in course of iidjiist;-
nieut (cstiiririted)
323.870
1l*Paid since July 1,1852.
LU'J‘llER WRIGHT, Fmmce
r * "
‘?]%.¥,l,i\YB§§)3i[5gN' Committee.
4. ‘.1 J J ,
._ _ GEORGE FISHER,Presidont.
H. D. CoNnic'r, Scc’y. '
Ofiice North \Vesterri lusrirauce Compa try,
‘ Oswego, Oct. .-5i.li, 1852.
Stale -of New York, Oswcgo Cozm.(_y as.
George Fisher of Os\vego, President of the
North "Western Irisurrtricc Company, and H. D.
londict of the same place, Secretary of said
Company, duly sworn. eaclr lor liirnself, says
that the annexed printed stat.c-urent ofthe assets
and condition of said Coriipariy.furnished‘ from
their books is correct and true, and that the
capital of said Company is not impaired, accord-
ing to their best knowledge and lrelief. respec-
tively. Geo. Fisher. II. D. Condict, Scc‘y.
Sribscribed and sworn this 5th day of Octo-
ber, 1852. before me. O. J. HARMON.
Recorder of the city of Oswcgo.
L?’ For in.=urarice in the above Comporiy,
apply to GEO. R. COWLES, Agsnt at Nor-
wrrlk. 6147
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NEW FALL AND WINTER.
DRY GOODS.
HITCH CU CK LEA DBEA TE R.
No. 347 Broazlway. corner ofLeonaral st., N. Y.
E "AVE r'eceive(llheir'new falliriiportations,
and are daily purcluisiug at auction eve-
Win‘.er Fancy and Staple Dry Goods; and are
prepared to offer their customers it very exteri-
sive and rich variety of Plain, Changeable and
Figured Silks, of every variety of shade and
color. Also, striped,'plaid. brocade. and every
kind, in fact, of French and India Silks, inciti-
ding a large. assortment of the celebrated Bis-
chof's Black Silks, the liaudsouiest, best, and
most durable manufactured.
Shawls, Long and Square, of every variety
and kind, as Broche, plain and figured Cush-
iuere, VVoolen, Plaid, Rob Roy, and the cele-
brated Briy State Shawls. All of which they
can sell at the very lowest rates.
""Fr'ericli Meri noes and Caslirueres, it large
assortment, of every desirable color" French
Mouse-line De Laines,arid \Vinter Caslimeres.
ofthe most. desirable patterns. Plaid Goods ot
every kind, a choice and elegant assortment;
ii rid, in fact, every "kind ol Ladio’s Dress Goods,
suitable for the Fall and \Viiiter seasons; and
aspleudid assortment of goods of various kinds,
suitable for cliildrens wear.
They would also invite attention to their stock
of Housewife or Family Goods. as plain Linen
and Cotton Goods of every kind. Table. Dani-
asks, Napkins, Towels, \Voolen Bliriikets,
Quilts, Flaunels, Ca ntoii Flannels, Diapers.
'l‘owelings, Lace and Mrislin Draperies, Ju
vriri’:-i cs-.l'e.br'ated Kid Gloves, the best article
brought to this market. at 05.11 pair. '
Ribbons— a splendid assortment! which La-
dies and Milliners will find worthy their atten-
tion. Mourning Goods of every kind, including
black Bombazines, Alpacas, Canton Cloths.
black Canton Crnpes, Cliallies, Bareges De
Laines, plain and figured, and eV6t'_YllllUg‘19 '0
fact, requsite fora Ladies’ Mourning War'di'obe
Wii‘le Velvets, Frencli Cloths, and every kind
of goods tor Ladies‘ Clrrirkings. _
Gentle-men’s Furnishings of every kind. as
For, Silk, Merino and Cotton UnderSh'n'ts. and
Drawers, Scarfs, Cravii'ts, Gloves. Handker-
chiefs, &c., full 30 per cent. less than at the
Gentleman's Furnishing -‘Stores
TERMS—CASH I CASH ON DELIVERY!
_Merchants from abroad’ "will bepble to select
many articles frorr our stock, which will ena-
ble them to " sort up” their 810612130-8d'3“i38°'
c1mfifi“mEp
. giiicull-zl7'dl T 0013, at .Nos_. . 83:. _
185l.ithei'o was property insured to the a-‘
iy variety of choice and desirable Frill and I
and 95 Water st. Bridgeport. ‘ ,
IT is true as ounwculd be competitors ad-
_ vertise for us, that we ‘- have two stores to
their one." and we would takothis method _to_
return our sincere thanks to our customers for
their liberal patronage w_hiclr hiis rendered
. this course absolutely necessary, and should we
meet with the same encouragement that we
have had for the last three -‘years. we do not
know butwe shall be compelled tohavo ‘three
Stores ! Be this as it may. we intend to" keep
all of our stores well stocked ,wl’th every de-
scription ofl-lardware and Agricultural Impli-
ments, and we intend to sell these, Goods at as
10W. if.not less prices than can be purcliased in
this state._ Our prices will be New York and
Boston prices and not “ OurNeighhors"— prices
-"U"°".«'?-T 0"!‘ stock. can be found
1500» Corks Fall River Nails
60 _ do English \Vi-ought nails
50 boxes assorted tacks
35 do sltoo nails
20 do Finishing nails
20 do‘ Brads
5000 ' gross P_remium gimbler screws
IlIE'CH.flNICS’ TOOLS.
100 sett Bench Planes P
50 Screw Arm Plows, assorted
10 salts Beads
30 do Match Planes
10 do Hollows and Rounds
50 Double and siugler Routers
1000 do do New England Butts
25 gross . do \Vindow Springs
50 doz do Sash Fasteners
100 do Miner.-.l Knobs
50 do Porcelain do
20 do Pearl White plated, do
500 do assorted Bolts
Brass rail, slide door. slieaves. store, door locks
Strap hinges, \Vard-robe hooks, blind hinges.
C./YRRIGEI GOODS.
100 setts springs
100 do axles, cormnon and patent
100 do shafts, lreavy and light
500 do hows, assorted sizes
1000 do brass and silver bands, assorted
Laces. fringes, tasscls, daiuaslc, b_roiidcloil1s,
oil cloths, head lirrirfgs, eiirrmoled cloths, rubber
cloilis, Ivory nails and screws, buttons, coach
locks. spring boxes, coach hinges, carriage hin-
gee, buckles, carriage bolts, tire bolts, oti-.. etc.
AG RIC UL UTRAL I1lIPLEZlIENYS.
100 Pltws’ assorted, of Ruggles, Nourse &_ Co
25 liar-rows, do do do
25 Cultivators. do do do
10 Fririnirrg Mills do do do
15.0 Hay Cutters, ‘cheaper than our neighbors’
20 Corn Sliellers .
100 Canal Barrows
100 doz Ame's shovels
200 do Nasliun. do
50 do Old Colony do
Manure Forks, Hay Forks. Hoes. dcc, &c.
SPORTING IVA TER/ALS.
50 Double Guns, from $9 to $50
65 single do do $4 to $20
100 Jointed Fishing Poles, from $2 to $20
Pi.-tols, Revolvers. Game bags, Powder Flasks
Shot pouches, Drinking Flasks, Hooks, Lines.
Reels, shells, Flies. All of the above ai'e
inarle to our own order, and are worthy the at-
tentior. of sportsmoii.
EJVGLISH H.*IRDl‘VARE.
50 I-Iill’s Anvils
100 Hi! P3 and Peter \Vrights plain and sol-
id boxes Vices
10 Casks assoretil Chains
10 sacks Gr'ifl"in Horse Nails
1000 do: Butcher's Files assorted
1000 do do our own brand
Table Cutlery, Pocket do. scissors. snullers,
R0ger"s tea waiters, tea ket.t‘les, fry pa us, glue
pots, trace chriiris, draft chains, '~‘tc. etc.
IVE ARE AGENTS FOR
Fllll‘btlllhS’ Scales --
Ruggles, Nourse dc Mason’s Agr"l Tools
Gili)er't’s Rivitnd Bands
Peter Cooper’s Glue
Fe-.ud’s Axes
CaiIlidge’s Porcclaiii Knobs.
Nashua Shovel Works
Juries, Ives dc Co’s Ilydmulic. Ram
E. \-V Plielp's Patent Bee Hive
And shall sell the above Goods at manufactur-
ers’ prices.
SUJVDR Y GOODS.
Glue, Emery, Borax. Portable Forges.
Smith's Bellows, Hunt's Axes. Adz, Hatch-.=ts,
etc. wire Cloth. Sand screens, Coal do, Cor-
dage Rubber Parzkirig. Lace Leather‘, Mill
saws, Circrrlnr do, Force Pumps, Suction do,
Chain do, Cast Iron \Vol| Curbs. Grindstoncs.
\Ve would i'espec.il'ullyiiivitu the attention of
niei‘cl"‘"l5. manufacturers and meclrariics to our
stock, and we feel confident they will not be
obliged to'look father
IIOLCOMB 66 LYON.
nov 13 83 and 95 Water st. Br-idgeport.
BUTTER 6.9 GEEEESE.
PACKAGES prime dairy Butter.
8000 lbs good Cheese, for sale-
wholesale and retail.
SEYMOUR. COMSTOCK.
New Ctll'ttl3lt1,0Cl. 15th. 1852. 4221f
Plannele.
Red. \Vliite, yellow, blue, twillcd and Plain.
all wool, an endless variety of the above may
be found attire store of the subscriber at great
bargairis. C. J. GRUMAN.
Pocket Knives.
ABIPIRICAN and foreign, ii line assortment.
Also, scissors, razors, straps, line toilet
and shaving soaps, &c. at DIS_BRO\ "S.
CCORDIANS. just open, with instrr_ic-
lion books, so that children can play; vio-
Iins for $1, trivolis; games and plays for child-
ren. at DISBRO\V‘S. Silversii.it.li.
Hair Brushes.
LSO, lirrt, tooth, nail, "paint. shoe, and
other brushes, flesh rubbers. combs of ev-
er; variety for sale at BISSELL’S.
OSE WATER-A fresh supply of pure
. Damask Rose VVater, a superior article,
for sale at V/El‘: D’S-
RRIS TOOTH PASTE. for polishing the
teeth, cleansing and purifying the breirtli,
for sale at -BlSSELL’S.
40 LBS. LICORICE ROOT. just re-
ceived at: BISSEL US.
I IVE Geese Feathers, Glass Jars, 1 gallon
&Gallon and white Covered Jars for
W. D. H.
I" Zinc Paints. '
NO. 1 or snow white, ground in oil.
2 0‘
sale by
lb 55 .
3 I‘ II 6|
Brown stone color, for sale by
L 6.: J R PECK.
South Norwalk. May 1852.
UST rec'd. a line assortment of table and
pocket cutlery Cu 55 E K L-
Por Sale.
ONE-HORSE \VAGGON, in good con-
dition, is otfered for sale cheap. Inquire
at this office- .
Thomastown Lime.
‘IF TY bbls ’I‘liomastown Lime for sale by
- , 'I‘L6:.lRPECK.
South Norwallc, May - 1852.
NORWALK
‘I
- i;tH§},§u’lr,scrib_§r -would iiifoiim,-_ his for"rnd"
clothing. Heyis satisfied from his long experi-
ence in the business that he can please all who
may choose to favor him with their patronage.
Cutting, making, écc. done at reasonablo,pr'icol_
and warranted to fit . A ' '
. - CHAS. LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk. Feb. 28. 9 :
PW ' ’ New Fall iaoods.
B would call attention to our stocks!
’ goods just purchased, for
F all and Ii/inter Wear.
\Ve keep constantly on hand, a full assortment
of goods adapted to this market". _Making our
purchases every two weeks enables us to keep
our stock-fresh and of the latest style. Portia
ular attention is requested to our-stock of goods
For Men and Boy’: W'ear,,
which is unrivalled in this -place.’
All goods in this has cut free of expense, or
made up to order in the latest. styles_. at the
lowest possible rates. L. H. RANDLE.
Sept. 20:11, i852. .
’ ' ‘Piano‘-Poritcsi-. -. ..
NE\V AND SECOND HAND FOR_.S.ALE.'-
I) RICES from $100 to $600, ol New ;-York
I‘ - and Boston manu'fircture. by the best ina-
‘ere.
of a Piano-Forte are invited to call and exitin-
rne them. _ _ _ '
N. B.-—Old Pianos taken in exchahge.
' F. H. NASH, Prof. of Music,
No. 510 Brooms St. New York.
3m*33
DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS.
AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
GOOD assortment ofthe above can be bad
at the Drug Store, South Norwalk, near
the N. Y. & N. H. Depot. '
_Prescriptions carefully prepared, and Medl-
cines warranted pure.
The Fall campaign
AS been commenced by Messrs. LITH-
AU ER dc TURK, with unusual attrac-
tions iri the way of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
They offer the best assortment of Clothing
to be found in N0|'Wllll( or vicinity at greatly
reduced prices ! The Public are invited to call
and examine their new stock. at the old stand
under the Connecticut Hotel.
Norwalk, Oct. 1, 1852.
Zinc Paints.
THE subscribers offer a full assortrnent of
the celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising snow
white. white, pearl and brown, ground in oil.
manufactur'ed by the “ New Jersey Zinc Coin-
puny," and for sale at their lowest prices.
16 STREET is: QUINTARD.
64 Window Glass.
BOXES lii-st quality French Glass of
various sizes, bought at auction very
low, and will be sold accordingly,
by Z. SANFORD.
\Vostpor't, Sept. 27th, 1852.
O C
I/tghi .' _ L zglt t .’
Fresh Supply of C AMPHENE, Burning
Fluid, and Phosgeue, by
Westport, Jan. 3. Z. SANFORD.
Pa wder Ge Shot.
IUDSON 6: BISSELL have a large lot of
0. Powder and Shot of allkinds, and for sale
in any quantity. «
Carpotings, Gil Cloths, and
A'l"I‘INGS.—A large and beautiful ll
sortrneut, this day i'eceived,and for solo,
ohea p by MALLORY dc LEWIS.
Viindow G-lass. F“
BOXES best FRENCH GLASS,
100 boxes do
all sizes.
American do.
for sale very low by Z. SANFORD.
\Vestpoit, March 29. '52.
SOMETHING NEW IN THE war or
Cookiug, Parlor, Hall and Qflco
STAEVE S.
C. 5.: E. K. LOCKWOOD.
New Store! New Good/I lt
THE subscriber hereby announces that he
has taken the new store near D. Stephenson’:
Hotel. and immediately opposite the Dunbury
&. Norwalk Rail Road Depot, where he is
new opening a full, complete, and entirely new
stock of
COOKING AND OFFICE STOVES;
Castings, Cutlery, Brittania, Japnnned, Porce-
lain rind wooden ware, China and Glass warn,‘
and House Keeping articles in endless variety.
He is also rnanufrrcturing and will keep con-
stantly on hand, Tin. S/rccl Iron. and Copper
ll/Yzrc, and orders for Tin Roofiing and all
kinds of Jobbing will be executed with dispatch
and in the very best mariner.
Orders for castings will be promptly attended
to, and a variety kept constantly on hand.
llaving pirrcliased his goods on the best
terms. he will sell them at as low rates as
any otl'ered 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 nnil acquaintances are-partio
ularly iiivitetl to call and examine his goods.
I\'orwalk, Sept 4. WM. D. HAIGHT.
Late Lockwood, Haight dc Co.
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TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS.
Viindow Glass.
EVHE builders and carpenters ol this vicinity
and along the route of the Danbury and
Norwalk railroad. are informed that they can
obtain Frencli and Amerrcari Window Glass of
the subscriber, at city prices, and no deception.
Call and see.
T. B. GRlI"Fl'l‘I>], Druggist,
South Nor-walk, near the Depot.
August 26th, 1652.
HA'KER’S Herbs and Extracts, put. up by
the Shilters, for sale at l3lSSELL’S.
OLORING for Slioeiualxi-.i"s use, for salo
by the doz or gallon, at BISSF.LL'S.
BEER bottle Corks, 500 grass. at
, BISSELL’-S.
C REAM TARTAR, 500 lbs. at
- I BISSELDS.
]ust rec’d at ,
BISSELL’S.
RAPPING PAPER, 500'reiinis, also
letter and cap Paper, by the rerim,‘It
BISSELL‘S.
SAL SODA, 1000 lbs.
mill, prices. for sale at
Plaster and Cement.
2 BBLS. Plaster and Cement Just. rec'd
and for sale by T L on J R PECK.
South Norwralk, May 1852.
Oils! Oils ll
PURE bleached sperm, elephant, whale,‘
lard. neatsfoot and linseed oils, for salob
the barrel or retail by
STRl:‘.E'I‘ dc QUINTARIL 1
F sluéargd f ll ’ as fat’
v It " e. o a me ~
0 .-.l.°r.'}°”r"““ '.‘ fibturspa ca.
16
' A M D IN" .
frientls pug! cgsthrpeifs flint ho baiirbfakéi -
his old stand, where he is reaiiyj".~to«‘f’s_erve tho. ,
' publtclin all matters of gentlemen’s and l5oy"o
Any one in Norvialk and vicinity in Want ~
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Norwalk Chronicler