‘av... _
,rw:a"11:
Eocr°y article -in his
3 "" ""'-"'1' lll’°("f Gil" ll‘! adduced. except llltil. found
‘iii? ‘*3. Q. ,. ;
Arm 4..
I‘. .' "
1 . y " any sanninnmr
3 -.E$TABLlSaHidENT,
.::.i:t door to 'Danbm°y and Niirical/r
I if Rail2°oad Depot. '
NE of the most splendid aiidvai-iedassort-
. ' _i_neiits of Goods and \Vares in the above
llllr) ever seen in this part- of the County can-
now be found at the old and well known stand of
e. strut,
‘= (Opposite the Normal]: Hotel,) --
‘Who is conli‘lent that ‘the reputation - be has
i-.«;q’uii°ed in his business is 0. sufficient gua~ran'-
ine to Iris old customers mid the public of the
L-up-ei'ioi'ity of workmanship an'l_ neatness of
design and finish ofall articles purcliased at his
s=‘.ol'e. pret'ei-ring that his work should praise
9-iin rathertba'n to trumpet abroad his merits
*~~.-ith his own lips.‘ -
line Zllade or
Ijifepaiijed at the shortest notice and
I upon the most reasorzalrle terms.
may 8. I852.
Saildle & Harness
I iihidliilidvf.
THE subscriber gratefully acknowledges
the liberal pu't.ronage,l)estowed.on him the
‘ ist five years by the citizens of this and the
.;m_}oining towns, and would inform them that
be has constantly on hand a large assortmentof
. Saddles, Harness, Tran/ts, Valwc-9.
Carpet Bag , W/ups, dye.
‘which hewill sell much less than can be pur-
chased elsewhere. The best of llltllel'I?lS are
always used and perfect satisfaction guarantied
_m1 all work executed at this establishment or
,me money returned. _
5Z’§°We hove now on hand and are making
npto oi'der..severail salts of very light. and tasty
_|l-"ll)l)l6 and single HARNESS, which will be
_t'nind superior in neatness and beauty of finish
and workmanship, to anything ever exhibited '
in this market: before._=,g,1
‘S;2ccial attention. paid to Rejzairing, w/zich
will» always be done at the shortest notice
and in the rieatesl manner.
- i?Ji1st call and see yourselves. fig
. F. BRADLEY,
april 26] Under Connecticut Hotel.
Law and Agency Notice.
V ORTHINGTON G. SNETHEN. con-
". tinucs to practice Law in the Supreme
C-;iiii't:, to attend to cases before Congress, to
- prosecute Claims and settle accounts against
.tl'e Departments and Boards of Coiiiinission-
e-rs, to procure patents at home and abroad, to
,a_illect debts. dividends. legacies and inheritan-
in-.§' in any part of the United States and in
,/‘t:‘I_‘f_g"It countries, to make investments of funds
~; Loansand Stocks and on Bond and Mort-
-: 2 ,ve,and to negociate the piircliase and sale of
l.'l7ll'IS. Land and Patent Rights in any State
.v‘i"llie‘Uoioii.
Particular attention paid to California Land
‘Title cases coming up to the U. S. Supreme
'2 uirt on appeal.
I}? Cominiinications 7>repai'(l, addressed to
‘\‘.". G. Snotlieii, 5,Cai-roll Place, Capitol Hill
‘.‘.’-iéliitigtoii,-D.~C., will meet with prompt at-
il.l0!1. ‘. -
For the Cure of
GOUGHS, 001'.-IDS,
HOARSENESS, ‘BRON-
tcnm-xs, an-our, ASTE-
avrn, wnoornm-canon
’ yawn cowsumtrwzox. \
This remedy is offered to the couiiniiiiity with
the confidence we feel in an article which seldom
fails to realize the happiest effects that can be de-
sired. So wide is the field of its ii.-icfulness and so
nttlllt-.'l’0llS the cases of its cares, that almost every
-I-lion of the country abounds in persons, public-
ly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its
i:3».. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of‘ its kind, is ion :ipparent to es-
' - ipe ob-tervuiion, and where its virtues are known,
inc public no longer hesitate what antidote to em-
ploy for the distressiiig and dangerous affections of
lit-‘. pulmonary organs. which are incident to our
, c’.i.iiatc. And not only-in the l'orinid:ible attacks
upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties ol
(.‘nI.os. Coucns, HOAltSl';Nl-JSS, &c., and for Child-
t ii itis the pleasaiitest and safest medicine that
9 in be obtained. No family should be without it,
. :1 wt those who have used ll, never will.
Read the opinion of the following Gentlemen.
_ ulio will be recognized in the various sections of
.~. iiiitry where they are 1ocatcd—-eiich and all as
A -I--3i'Cl1t1l‘ll5 of the first class and oftbe liigbe.-st char-
‘ ..«-.Ier—as the oldest and most extensive Wlitilcszile
ll.e:ilers in Medicine with an experience unlimited
nri the siibjcct of which they speak. If there is
any value in tliejudgment ofexperieiice. sce
THIS 0 ERTIF-ICATIJ
VVe the nndersigiieil, W bolesale Uriiggisls. li‘:iv-
i-lg long been acquainted with Aycr's Cherry
I’ -ctora|,tlicreby certify our belief that it is the best
.'|:lt.l most effectual remedy for Pulmonarv Coin.
pliiuis ever offered to the Aoicricuii People. And
we: would, from our knowledge of its composition,
and extensive iisefiiliiess, cordially coininend it in
. no afflicted as worthy their best coiifiilcnce, and
with ilie firm conviction that itwill do for their re-
i.l'l all that inedicinecaii do.
74.->iishaw, Edmonds 55 Co.. Boston, Mass.
3"‘.,=~e~:e 3:: Coulsmi, Baltiinore. Maryland.
1.. add 63 lngraliam, Bangor Maine.
"ltlvlltlfld. Hiirrall 6: Co., Charleston, S. C.
?i:=.ob S. Farrand. Detroit. Mich.
". H. McAllistei'. Louisville. Ken. _
i‘:-zincis dc Walton, St. Louis, Missouri.
-l'Rr‘.[)l'l Tucker, Mobile, Ala.
'l.‘lu-.odore A Peck, Biu'lingr.on, Vermont.
" iviland, Risley 6: ()0. Augusta, Ga.
l--i:i_c D Jaines, Trenton, N J.
1 ‘I Townsend, Pittsbuig,';Penn.
(‘lit-Ii dz: Co. Chicago, Ill.
i_’l E’ Gay. Burlington, Iowa.
Ill .\ Santos 6: Son, ;\"orl'ol_k, Va.
F ' vard Bringliurst, \Vi|ininfzslon, De.
J-’-lin Gilbert 6.: Co. Pliilailelpliin, Pa.
7. I) \V.H Gilinan. \Vasliington, D C.
.l ‘\‘-’riglit 6: Co. New Orleans, La.
\\T..-tson. \Val| & Co, Fort \Vayne. Ind.
‘' ‘ F. . I‘ I
f it, Richmond 6.: Co. San Fra nctsco, Cal.
‘.7-wis dc Amos. 'I‘al|iil.i:is~;oe. Florida,
3. at Sti'mi:r..Knoxville, Tenn.
ii-i lton & Door. Lllll8‘R.0(‘.li, Ark.
~.~,~:~ill.-.r, Sinde dc Co,‘Lcxington, Miss, , ,
. :\ E) l'.:ibadie. Galveston, Texas.
(' i-i:-s Dyer, Jr, I’;-ovideiice, R._,I.
--. M. Tiiriier, Savannah, Ga.
- .i¥~..‘ ...‘e-, Eckstein 65 Co, Ciii_cinalt.i, Ohio. _
With siiclisissiirziiice, and from such men, no
v
I-.'._-N} gjfects ppoii trial.’ _ ‘
‘rt.-pared and ‘L'-‘Slit by James G:lA','er, practical
iv.-viii<t, Lowell, illiiss. and for sale in Norwalk by
‘-1.9: F. Blair“-.ll, and I W Taylor, Westpori. 1:
. _.:r. ‘';:‘k;:..?‘ .
"Mi..:..,“.‘;. . ._ ‘I v" - -. am
I
‘A Sale.
te Brick‘ Chur'ch,’anrl Vi-‘lI’l‘lll'l' five .min‘utes’
’ ;wal-k"of the‘D'epot. where fiveer six trains of
‘cars stop daily to andjfrem New Yoi-k——consist-
“rug of a good two-story 'dwell_ing-house, barn
anrl cow-house. and. other out-b-i.-ildiiigs, with
_.tour acres of first.—ratc land and in good ‘condi-
‘-.,t.ion. On sald place there is good orchards of
grafted fruit. It ispleiisantly locaieil,and well
worth the attention of any one wanting a place‘
of that size. It will be sold and is well worth
the money. For further particiilai-s enquire
of W. \Viiitnoy "at C0. or of G. Mather on tho
coi'ner_by the meeting-lious'e.
N. B.-'-‘ff the above proper!-y is not sold by
the first of April it, will then be rented.
Darien, "Feb. 26. .1852. lfltf
A. ,_ snnnncn,
Book Seller and Binder,
HAS just returned from New York with it
newand valuable collect.ioiiofSchool a nd
Miscellaneous Books. A lso,a Ia rge assortment.
of Stationery,including Blank I5ooks.Foolsciip,
Let.ter,and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
which be will sell cheaper thantliey can be
bought. for at any c'.hei'store in this vicinity.
!—?"Books of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and sat.isfact,ien given to all.
Wholesale and Retail Grocery Store.-
" ' Judson do Bissell
:[_]-AVE taken the store formerly occupied
by S.E. Olinstead on east. side the bridge
where they will follow the wholesale and re-
tiiil Grace-‘y and Coimiiission business. They
now offer to purcliasers a general assortment of
Groceries. Provisions, Fruits," Nuts, die. as ciin
be found at any store in the county. and on as
favorable terms. The followingis a portion of
their stock, viz:
20 chests youngliyson and black Teas of all
prices.
25 lilids and bbls P R and N O Molasses.
40 -~ “ Sugar of all kinds.
[0 qnintals Cotlfisli.
150 bbls Flour. extra and superfine.
30 boxes Raisins. .
Coffee of ilill‘ei°ent. prices.
Currants, Citron, Figs, Spices and nuts.
Whiile, elephant and sperm Oil by barrel or
gallon. V
Tallow, adaniantine.sperm and wax Candles.
P0l.i.Sll, Soda, Starcli écc. by cask and box.
Philadelpliia Lime, a superior article for
white wasliiiig. -
E???‘ J. 6.: B. will keep constantly on hand
C.-merit, ca'cined Plaster for building purposes,
and many other articles too numerous to men-
tion, and which will be sold on reasoiiableterms,
Looking Glasses, V "il1o1v ‘Vote 830
1‘ QUINT;-\Il.D' dc SONS have at their
0 ware—rooins a few rods east of the bridge
a large assortment of cabinet furniture, consist-
ing in pa rt of sofas, centre, card, book, tea, work
aop kitchen tables of various kinils, niiiliogany
and black walnut marble top dressing bureaus
dlain dressing bureaus. common bureaus of l
prices, some ‘as low as $5 50. Mahogany. bl’k
walnut and maple bodsteiids of various patterns
and pi°icns,some as low as '25. Patentbed-
stands that can be put up in three ininutes and
without ii key. M:iliogaiiy,cui'led maple, b’.’k
-‘walnut, kitchen and wintl.~_=orcliaii's. Children's
table and low chairs. \Villow waggons. cra-
dles and cliairs. Looking glasses of all sizes
and prices, from ‘25 cents to $110. Spring inat-
resses.tlie best. and cheapest beds in existence.
\Ve will deliver any furniture purchased of us
(to t.lie amount of $10 or over) in New Canaan,
\Villon or Darieii free of cliurge and free from
~ (IillIlt!0'P.
4’:
Ready] Illa:/e C’ofliii.i.—\Ve have constantly
on liand from 10(l to 150 coffins of miiliogany,
black walnut. clierry and whitewood of all sizes
and dcscriptioiis, which can be furnished at a
few minutes notice. \Ve also furnish shrouds
and everytliiiig necessiiry for the interment ol
the dead, and will see to the digging of graves
when requested. \Ve willatlend funerals in
New Cunniin, \Villon or Darien. without extra
charge. E. QUINTARD dz SONS.
N. B.-—-I’ei'sons wishing to purchase bui'ial
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may make up
plicalion to us. 45tf
A ivizw Mom-: or S1-‘.'1"l‘lt\'G
Artificial Teeth!
HE undersigned has invented and patented
- - a compound artificial basis f()I'SBl.llllglPt‘-l~ll,
qy which the process is rendered much more
simple and easy ‘than liei'ctofore—-and 1-cdilccs
the mpensc about. one-half. The process is
entirely new, and as beautiful as itis simple and
economical. Entire sets can now be furnished
for $50; upper sets for $2.5, and partial sets in
proportion. A. HILL, D. D. S.
Norwalk, Nov. 10th, 1851. 45tf
E. G. WARREN,
Cabinet [linker and Uriderla/{er .'
' Two doors east of the Bank.‘
S'1'AMl"0RI), CT.
HAVING rcceiitly coiiiiipleted an
extensive alteration iiml improve-
ment in his extablislinieiit, and ex-
» tended the compass of his busiiiess.
’ would respectfiilly inform the inhabi-
tants ofthis and the adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly manufactur-
ing every description of
GABINET WAPJ3
iz; a good and general variety of
Beazlsteads, Tables, I/Vashstands, Secretaries
Brireaiis, Sofas, «S-c. :5-c.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at.
prices which cannot fail to suit the purcliaser.
Also, a variety of CH./I IRS——liair, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers ofevory style.
Houselioldfuriiitore of any descriptioii mann-
factored to order at short notice on the inosi
ausonable terms. Alsou very extensive as-
irtnient of
wfattresses, Paliasses, Patent Bead-
steads, aye. .§-c.
fhatgcan be set up and taken down by any one
u less than two minutes.
He has also a handsome assortment of the
host Ill5llI0lltll)l6 styles of
O
Loolknmg Gllasses,
ivhicli he will sell as cheap as can be bought
any where.
He is also prepared to furnisli
C01-‘l“li_l_\'S. Slll‘.0.UDS, CAPS, SCAR}-‘s_&-c,
ofevery,descriplio.n tliiit. may be desired, or
that: can be obtaiiied in the city of New York
at; ll moments warning, day or night, on tlieinost
reiisoniililo terms. He is also prepared to fur.
nisb lieiirses, carriages, see to the diggiiig~ ol
graves, and to uttenil to any other ai'i'iingemem
that may he wished for the funeral p:'0c6S_SI0l'l,
&c. Those who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased friend several diiys, can be fornislied
with an ice box in which it may be preserved a
~ week or longer if necessary.
E. C. \-VARREN.
Stamford. Sep.2, 1851. ._ , . if
Daguerreotype Minia.tures
_:E:,\l,l.rfl§D .iii Locltgo-‘ls, Rings, Pins, B_|:1Lc3-
lots. &e..ut AU_S'I‘EN’S,_uird _\v_m-ranted
perfect in every respect.
I
Noiwulk, August L352
small _Fll'l!l"sllIltlled in D_.II'ien~-near ‘
' ting terms.
' free of charge.
.v'
r.
l
1.’
Hill‘
_-_l
,._—h 5 V‘
. .
iiPire,mium Daguerreotype Gallery l
' Over the store of.I"St John.
Satisfaction given; ‘or no.Cltarge.
‘C. GRAHAM,
Arclrilect, Engineer and Surveyor .'
I "I H E sul)scribci' having opened an office in
Norwalk with D E Ciilvei', civil eiiglllebn
opposite the post ofice, for the poi-pos0.0l ""1-
liiog plans. elevations and specifications for
buildings of, all kinds. also for biidges and roofs.
having had ii number of years of pijiictice and
experience in building and in superinteiiding
buildings of ii’! kinds. All orders left with D
L Culver, Esq. will ieceive prompt-. attention-
Engineering and siirveyiiigdone in all its" branch
Norwalk, Feb. ‘.20. 185‘) 8
FOR SALE.
. The hoinesteud. belonging to 3 rs.
' Abby Hoyt. beautifully situated upon
the high grounds iiiljaceiit to the village of So.
Norwalk, on Rotoii Hill, so called. Said
lioinestciid contains about seven acrvs of good
land, well stocked with choice fruit, &c..a
coinlorlable dwelling. barn. and outbnilrlings.
which will be -sold cheap and on aci:omiiioda-
Also six acres of good land. lying
near the above place, which will be sold with
it, or separately, as may be desired. This
property overlooks Long Island Sound, and
would make a veiy pleasant and ilesinilile
couiilry seat, fora city gel'illt"ll1.'ll1. For fur-
ther puriicula rs enquire of \Vm. 0. Board, or
of Mrs. ABI3 Y HOYT, on the premises.
Sept.l7tn. li1852.
88.
Something for your Benefit.
NE\V and elegant _ni'r~.pariilion, ~called
. Port. Wine and Rock Rose Bitters, has
just been brought foiward——compose-d of Rock
Rose and other choice medicinal plants, willi
pure olil Port \Vine. _Re.iiion.liei' the piles,
only 25 cts for a large bottle. For sale by
J. A. \Vl£l£D.
500 MEN WANTED
Not. to work upon the
Rail Road!
But to plll'(:lIl|3e. their
§%¥$EhiE§
At the CIIEAI’ CASH STORE ofilie sub-
.1-"il'.‘.er whurea saving is made suliicieiil to pay
to. t'eiiinilest.riive|. Call and prove the truth
at GEO. \V. SMlTH'S.
South Norwiilk. Sep. 12. 1852.
To the Public.
E would say that we have piircliasetl
‘ all right, title and into-ii~.~t. in bilsiiiess
and alltliingsitliercuiilo pi-rtnitiing. of tlielule
Lockwood, Iliiiglit &' Co . and do liercli_v noti-
fy all persons indcble-d to said firm to settle the
same with us.‘ C. 65 E. K. LOC/'l(\VOUD.
Since the above cliaiigein busincszi we have
added large-ly to our stock, and intend to niuke
it by far the largest and best selected as.~.oit-
ineiit, of the kind in this vicinity, and oller all
indiiceints in our power to those favoring us
with their pati'on=ige.
STOVES.
\Ve have the latest and most approved stiles
of Cooking, I’ai"loi', Hull and Office stoves,
and can give any re quired reference where
they tlfflilll use; and those in want. should not
fail to examine our stock. \\’e keep constant.-
ly on liaud castings and bricks for repairing
old stoves.
RANGES.
\Ve areagents for the sale of the Knicker-
bocki-r, Beet;-e’s, Ciilvsi".<, Pierce-.’s and \\'ar-
ing's Riitiges, wliicli we t1lt']ll'Pptll'8(l to sell at
moiiufat-lurei-’s prices. Also, orders for all
kinds of Plunib‘ng, done in the best manner
and warranted. .
FURNACES.
\Ve are also iigoiits Ioribe sale of Cu_lver’s
Piei'cc’s, Keyst-r‘s. l\lc(:'i'cgoi"s and VVtll‘lilg'S
Furnaces, and have all things iiccessary for
setting the suim-Z
Roofing gutter.-'. coiidnctoi's, and tinning done
with ilespatcli. China. glass, crockery, earth-
: n and porcelain wa re, l.\ liolcsrile and retail in
any quantities ;_Bi'it:iiioia, Jappaned. wooden
and willow wares, brass kettles, sad irons,
Stove pipe and zinc. Table. and pocket cutlery
of the best quality: sheet lead and lead pipe
furnished in large and small quantities; Cam-
phene. fluid and oil Lamps suitable for stores,"
halls. oflices and parlors ; also, Ciimplieneanil
B urning fluid fresh. .
’ ‘C. 66 E. K. LOCK\VOOD.
— New Ilrlarble Yard.
HE subscriber having opened and furnish-
- ed a new Marble Yard in Norwalk, near
the head of Main street.woulil respectfully so-
licit all to favor him with ii call, and exafine
his stock and workuiiinship. He intends hav-
ing on hand constantly a full assortment of
American and foreign Marble, ii nd the work-
niaiiship of a superior style. Monuments.
Toinbslones. counter and table Tops,&c.. kc.
fiii nislied at the SllOl'l(‘Sl oider and no reason-
able terms. JOHN H. \VEEKS.
Norwalk, Nov. 5th, 1851. 45
A nroiiiiirnnzz Iimromumi
“L
PROVISIONS, FRUITS,
Vegetables. tlisli of all kinds.
Clams, Oysters, &c.
As good as the oiarkct all'urds,coiistantly to
be found at the well known esiablisliinent of
ALLEN. MEEKER A’. CO.
I2?“ Goods of the above description received
daily, and _for sale at wholesale and retail an
the most favorable terms. .
New Groceey Store.
HE subscrilzers having ‘taken the store
.. lately occupied by _Mr. Field, near the
spring, and stocked it with a no-ge assortment of
Groceries, Provisions, dzc., would respectfully
that those who favor them with a call will find
as good l)lll‘gt|Il1S_ as can be found in the place.
Goods delivered w_itliin a reasonab'le distance
All goods not pi'ovingfiis represented'- can be
l°l“l'l19.ll. filldvllle money will berefunded.
' G. H,ULMES'dc CO.
* 13 -Main II-1
solicit a share of public patrooage——beIieviog ,
S'PATEbI ENT of the Springfield Fire and
illarine lnsura nce Company of Springfield,
Mass. to Oct. 1st, 1852.
Capital Stock as per charter, $150,000
Ofwliicli the sum of one hundred tlioiisand
dollars is paid in, secured and invested as fol-
lows viz:
Loans on improved Real Estate in the Com-
monwealth of Massachusetts, 59,976 99
-Agawam Bank Stock 6.160
\Veslern do ~ * _ 16.940
Hampsliire M'ufactui'ers Bank Stock 1,200
Cliicopee ~'Io 1,760
Hadley Falls do . .000
Woii:esier dc Nashua R.R. Stock 2.875
, \Ve.stcr.n do 7.100
Conn. River do 3.116 67
Cash in Bank _
Bills received and premium notes
Interest accrued on investments
5,l85 86
19.093 70
2,195
’ IQ3,533 22
El)MU!\‘D Farzieiius, ] A majority
I\'l.uivii~' CIIAPIN. I of the Di-
SAMUEI. S. Dar, rectors of
Ai\‘Dlll-ZW I’IUi\"1‘l.\'G'1‘0N, ilie-Spring-
C. \V. Cii/it-i.\'. lfield Fire
AI.lil'Ztl'1‘ l\'loaoAN, A’. Marine
D. L HARRIS. Insurance
CIIARLES M i>:r.rtI.ui, Coiiipziny.
Coimnonweallli of iVI:i:a.-iicliiiseit, Humptlon
as. October 2d. 1852. SllliSt.'l'll)etl and sworn
to by the above named Fre.-oinuti. Cliapin. Day.
Huntington, C. W. Chopin. Morgan, and Mar-
riam, before me. GEORGE \VA LKER.
Justice of the I’e'a(-.6.
Applications for Insuraiice for the above Co.
from loss and tlaiimge by fire, wiil be received
, by STEPHEN HAW’ L EY_ agent of said Co
iI3ridgeport, Conn.. and also by GEORGE R.
.CO\VLEC°,Noi'walk. ' Cil.'5
I TATEM ENT ol the People's Mutual Fire
lni=iii'aore Company, of VVorcester, Mass.
lll_tI(l6 in coiifoi'tiiily to the Law of the State of
Conncctii-ut, relating to Foreign losuraiice
Companies :
Guarantee Capital
Invested in notes secured
by inoitgiigcs. real nslzite 3340.083
$50,000
Bills receivable, 57,005
1 $9"/,1=s so
[D4-posite Notes 407,419 59
3 Whole amount at risk 9,697,752 00
5 A mount of preii-iiiiiis received
on same in cash 155,601 37
- .Ltll'§{(’..~'t sum insured in any
one Risk 5,000
Eowaan H. Hiziiiizxivar,
Ili-:.\'itr C-ll.\1'lN
JAMES Piu'r'r,
Jso. LU'1‘lll-ZR,
E L. I.ittlGllA)I.
Enwaao lv‘..\ai.i:,
I’U'i'.~'.-in \V. ’I‘.u"r,
A. A. Wii.Li.\iiis,
lDlI'(*Cl irs nftlie People's Mutual
Fire Iiisuriiiice Coinpiiiiy.
VVorcester ss October 14th, 185'2.——Pei'son-
ally appeiii'etl the within named l~'.dward H.
Heinenwiiy, Henry Cl'ltll)ln._.IuS9pll Pratt. Joli-
atlian Luther, E. L. Bri,«_v_li:iin, Potnaiir VV.
'l_‘iift and A. A. \Vil|iams,and marle oath that
the within Sltll(‘ll1P.l'll by them subscribed islrue
—and at the same time ap|,e:irt-d the witliin
named Edward Ijarle, and affirm:-d to the truth
oftlie saute, before me, CALVIN PRATT,
Justice nftlie Peace. .
For Insurance. apply to IRA SHERMAN.
Ageiit, llridgoport, or GEO. R. COWLES.
Norwalk. - 6x44
NE\V BOOT, SHOE, ‘
ICfll.llt:I' & finding store
WHOLESALE c\'. RETAIL.
HE subscribers hereby give notice to the
citizens of Noi'walk,nnd the public in gen-
eral, that they have taken a store on the west
side of the lJI‘itlg9. opposite the Post Ofiice—
No 1 VVater st. and fitted it up in good orrler,
where may be found at all times ii large stock
of genl’s, ladies’ and clii|dren’s Boots and Shoes
of“ || dp.sci-iplioiis, nioiiufa(~.Iiii'ed by Its express-
ly for this niiirkel, by the best of workmen and
of the best inaterials, and no exertions will be
spared to please those who favor us with it call.
Customers’ work made to order, with neathess
and despatch. A share of the publicpatronage
is respectfully solicited by
J. P. HANFCRD, Jr. dz Co.
E‘ Particulai attention paid to repairing in
all its branches. _
Norwalk, April 1st, 1852. 15
House and Lot for Sale.
A large and coiiveiiieiil liouse pleasantly situated
on [-‘.m Point (0|)|)0Sll0 Soutli Norwalk) witliaboul
one mid u l;u|l';ii:re.-' ol land. is ullcred for sale on
easyteriiis Enquire ol.l Camp Jr. Norwalk. or
Henry Camp. 'i\‘o 1,8lli Avenue, New Yorli
Jan. 5th. I859. '
Beautiful Goods
For Sale at the Drug Store,
SOUTH NORWA LK.
I? Call and cnniiirie tIirm—Don't forget the
store, Soul/L Noriculk, near the Danbury ts’
Noricul/: Depot.
SPLENDID assortment. of Boliomian
Glass Wa re. consisting of Bohemian Vases
of various patterns, colors and style. from $l,5O
to $6 per pair; fancy Bohemian Cologne Bot.-
tles, ii most beautiful article from 25 cts to $6;
Smelling Bottles, varicgateil; Bolieiiiiziii China
Vases, gilt .various patterns, very ('esirable;
“ L'ibin's" EY.ll'tl(:lS, warranted pure; Lubin’s
by the box or single bottle; Gei'_m:ii_i Cologne
as good as can be had anywhere; Accoi-deons
from 50 cts. to $5: Violins from $4 to 810, of
line tone, some oftliein worth double the price
askeil. -
These articles have been purchased for cash
and will be sold as cheap if not cheaper than can
be purchased in New York. Those who wish
such articles would do well tolcall andfexauiine
before purchasing elsewliere._ 'I‘-liey will make
very desirable presents at.ii|l times, being both
useful and ornamentiil. . I i '
q'_[‘. B. GRIFFITH. So. Norvvalk.
ALL persons »indebted 'to' the subscriber
- w hose-accounts have stood oveiioneyeiii
are requested to call and make immediate pay
menl, oib_e_rwise their uc_c0unts will be Z_pnt in
an 0lf1C8I'7fi hands for collection. I
I ' ‘ L N. WOOD.
-ful assortment ever offered in this town. Call’
' opril. 26,]-
I f"v'if1t.'I}i.IiM's'_"& ’i§iIi6'N*s" _‘
orncn,
I°;o__ 40 Fulton Street, New York, and 115’
A _ “ _Walerlooi.Road, Ifigerpool.
The 0111 Black Star Line of Packets,
.N‘ai(i,ng‘ punctually from .Li'r-cryiool on. the 1st,
6th. 11th, 16th, 21st and 26th of "each month,
and comprise the following splendid sliips.-‘
Emigration and Foreign Exchange
Universe, Captam‘Bii‘d. .1700
Jacob A. \Vestei'velt Hood less 1600
, Wm. Ratlibone Spencer 1200
»'I‘icondei'oga Boyle 1300
Princeton Russell 1400
Irene Williams 1200
Minnesota Allen I000
Silas Greenman Spencer 1000
E C Scranton Spencer 1500
Leviathan I Knapp 1500
’Wm H Hiirbeck Marshall 1500
Guy Mannering Freeman 1600
\V;y5|1ington Page 2000
Eiiterprise Funk 1000
Aberdeen Kiiiipp I000
Richmd Alsop Smith- 1000
Niagara . . Smith 1000
Dewitt Clinton Funk 1300
Mnrmion Hadley I000
Siindusky Borland 1900
Owego Hubbard 1500
Robert Kelly Burstow 1400
New Ship Ed wards 1750
These Ships Mellie most magnificent that
have yet. been built. 'l‘liey are commiindetl
by able and expcrieiiced Captains, faineil for
their nautical skill and kind l.reat.ment to emi-
grants; aml their_ accommodations for Cabin,
SecondCabin, and Steerage Passengers. are
vastly superior to those of any other Line.
The Sliip’s allowance of Provisions coiiipri
st-s flour, oat-meal, bread, potatoes, peas or
beuns, rice and vinegar, wliit-.h is dealt out to
the passengers once or twice a week during
the voyage, at the rate of 10& lbs. per week
for each adult, and half allowance for cliildren
under twelve years; and in ntldilion to the
above, a further allowance, according to a late
ncrof the Boitish I’arliainent, of two oz. tea,
half lb. sugar, and half lb. molasses. to each
adult. weekly, with three quarts \\'.'|tPl‘ daily.
In all cases where any of the persons paid for
decline coming out. the full passage money is
;'oturned without any deduction.
Poisons residing in the country, that desire
to, send money to their friends in the Old Coun-
try, and wishing to save time and expellsfi. can
have it done in it s:itisfa('.t0t'y, and correct
manner._ by enclosing by Post. to the subsoil-
bei'.~=. the soot they wish to send. with the
name and adilress of the party who is to re-
ceive it. when a draft on the iieari=st Branch
t.o their residence will be forwarded by‘ first
steainer with as much print-tuallty as if the
person sending it was present, aiiil ii receipt
returned for the iuoney by next mail.
J. M. Smith’s Marble Yard,
Near the Biiclgc, Norivullc. Coim.
EPULCH RAL Monuments and Grave
S Stones_ofevery variety ol'putt'ei'iis, and of
snrtinenl. of American and Foreign Lllarble,
kept. constantly on hand.
P£'~l'S0llS wishing to procuie Monuments or
tll)V‘l€lli(l of Marble \Vork,iire iiivited to cal land
gl\fH a pei-soniil'inspection of his iniit.ei'uil and
\voi’kma nsliip, as this will be more sati.~ihicl.oi'y
llltl n to purchase ol'Ageots witliout. anopportu-
iiiiy oflestmiz tliequality of the article con
tractetl for. .
E?‘ 'l‘lit-. Letteringand Oi'namentalwoi'k is
executed by an experienced work mu n and can
warrant it. to give entire satisfaction. _
May. 185‘).
Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
ing Store.
HENRY HANDES renews again
Ellis iiclsiimvledgiiients to the public and
his frieiids fortlieii' generous pzitronage
during the year past._and hopes to merit an on
interrupted c'ont.inuance of the l)ll.~‘ll1PS8 rclii
tionsliip w_liicli he has so long maiiiliiined with
this community. He will be found now at his
new stand opposite the store of Diinon Finch,
wlie-re he will be happy to see. and serve his
old friends and the public. The clltll‘tl('.lRl‘ of
his work is too well known to need ii word of
praise. It comprises every article of nit-.ii’s
and cliildi-eii’s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
slioes in their season‘, for ladies and gentlemen.
FINDINGS of the best quality, and in any
uantily, suited to the wants of the craft.
Norwalk. April ‘.20, 1852.
‘NI EAD 66 FULi\'IER'S, Croton Metallic
Fire Proof I’aint.—This article is ac-
knowleoged by all who have used it to be su-
perior to any other Point in use. It is proof
zigziimt. the action of the weatlier and fire. and
is cheaper than other paints in izoiiseqiience of
its taking less oil to mix, and covering much
more surface. twice as much as some. Give it
atrial. D. FINCH Agent.
New Spring Goods.
UST received at large supply of new goods
Those in wunt_of l.iargaiiis, will do well to
callsoon. MALLORY & LE\VIS.
"V ASTOR. OIL and Sweet Oil of the first.
-/ quality for sale at \VEED’S.
"AILS.——500 kegs Fall Rivernailsiissorted
froro 3d fine to 7 inches, for sale by -
S'l.‘REET dz QUINTARD.
D‘ OLAR and fluid Lamps of all kinds.
B C. E. DISBROVV.
Ready Made Clothing.
THE subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping a good assortment of Ready Marlo
Clothing o lallkinds. Also, a good assortment
ofClot.lis, Cassiiiieres. and Vestings, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
short notice.
N. B. Partici.laruttent.ion paid to cutting.
THUMAS RILEY.
Noi'walk.Feb. 25.1851. - I 9
U."T REC’D. a large lot of shoemaker:
leather splitting machines, by
HENRY HA NDES.
Oamphene Lamps
‘OR stores, a new article; also, some new
patterns of fluid Lamps.
C dc E K LOCKWOOD.
B ANGES and-heaters. sold and set.
it...‘ C 6: E K L.
JUST RECEIVED.‘ »
A fine lot of new, plain and fancy
Saddles',Bridles. VVhip's, '[‘runks.C'uI'pet. Bags.
Valices. 66c. 65c. the largest and most beauti-
andsee for yourselves at BRADLEY'S
Under Connecticut Hotel
Aliarge Assortment
F Stoves. Tin. Sheet ‘Iron. Copper, Brit-
_ main and Wooden Wares. China, Crock-
ery and Glass, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Cast-
ings, ‘Zl‘|i¢"Bl'lIB-9’ Kettles. Cutlery.-etc." ‘
N unwell", Apritt 10.
Jul. 26, 1059. 4 l
G. t: ii.-K. Locxwoon. »
-the most skilful \voi'kiiuiiisliip. The best. as-’
,.,
‘ NEW Yioii-K.-an Li-vnkroofll‘
United states Man steamers":
The ships composing this line are the fdliowing ti
A-i‘1.Aiwie,C'apt.'}Vesi. Piiciric. Ca pt. gm,-,,,..,;=:
ARc'rIc, Capt. Luce, r B,‘ L.f’lC._C|)t.Cl),ll1§l9¢k_§
A'DltlA'l'lC. Capt . Gt-alion.
. , . .
‘ ‘These ships“biive been built by ctiiitriict, ex".
pressly 'for Government service. Every (‘ITO
has been taken in _t.lieii' t-onstrui-tion. as iilsoi-I
their Engines._to insure sin-ngili _arid ‘spi-ed‘.
and their acconrmodiiiions for passengers‘ "iii-'3
unequaled for elegance and comfort.» .P-ri,i:8.f0,l
passage from New York to.Liveipnol in first
class cabin. $l20; in second do. ‘ $70; exigltf.
sive use of extra size state rooms.’ $300; fl-om
Liverpool to New York. _.£30 and £20. At!
experienced surgeon iitliiclii-cl to each ship.€-
‘No berth secured until paid for. i i ‘ ‘ .7
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING, 1352.
rnomrizw YORK. .' rm. l.lV.l-:_R1'00I..
Saturday Sept. 4, “’etlIiei-day S;-pi. 3, ‘
Saturday Sept. 18,‘ W'e1liies(liiy Sept 29,
Siitiirdiiy Oct. 2. Weiliicstliiy Oct .6, .
Siiturilay. Oct. 16. \Veiluesiluy Oct :30,
Saturday Oct ‘30, \VoiliiestliiV Nov 3,:
Saturday Nov 13, VV¢-duestln'v Nov17.
StIl|J|'llH_'. Nov ‘:7. We-dnesiliiy Dec 1,
’Sathi'diiy Dec 11, \V..¢lm.,d;,y D“: 1-.
Sill-U"‘l".)’ Dec ‘25. | \Vednesdiiy Dec 29. ‘
For fi'ei,¢2li_t or passage apply in‘ |g])\VAR])
It. COLLINS s: 00.. N... 56 \Vall-sl.. N. Y‘;
BROWN. SH-P1.r.v. <V..Co.. Lino-poo]; E, (}_
.ROBt2l:'1‘S &,(_7o.. No. 13 Kings Am“. Y,,,.'1'
London ; .I01l.\' MU.\'iior & Co.,_lVn. Rue N5.
Ire Danie des Victories. Paris, or Gxo. I].D§j
Pi-tlt. Havre. ‘ "
The owners of these ships will not be It-»
countable for gold, silver bullion, spo-cie. jewel-
ry, precious stones or inetals, ,|ll)lt5.~.€ hills of la-
diiig are signed tlicrelore, and Iheviilue thereof
tliori-in expressed.
Nnw Annnmenzznnr 7
To Norwalk 84 Danbury!
_ _ ~ .2 ~
’ >- "
,_.-
1 "1 , , 'V' ' '
THIL S'I‘ILAM]LIl PACIFIC, —~
Capt. Joseph Byxbcc,
ILL run in connection with the Dan.
~ bury .\-Norwalk P\ilIll'0i|(I, touching at
South Norwalk. as follows: - X
Leaving Noiwalk every Monday, Wpdm-'5-
day and It ritlay at 9 A. M. Returning, leavo
Peck Slip cveiy Tuesday, Tliuisilaiy :ind'Sa1-
urdziy afternoons at 1 o‘«-lock. P. M. ‘.
Fl‘t*:l}_'lll iakeii on i'e:isiiii:ili¥e terms and attrntled
to proiiiptly by ageiits on ciicli end of the ionic.
ply to the Captain on board.
Sept. 8. 1852.
DANBURY a NORWALK
Rail Road Arrangement,
Coinmencing June 91st, 1852. Trains will
run as follows until lurther notice : Leuvo
Danbury at 6 45 A M with passciigers only.
" 3 I5 P M passengers and freight.
RETUIINING, will lt',’ll'8
So Norwalk t 9 16 A M i ‘lSS8l1gf'.l'S and fr’lit.
"‘ 5 40 P M passengers only.
The 6 45 A M train from Daiibury connect:
at Not-walk with the 8 09 A M train to N Yoik
I’asseii,t_vei's going east can leave-Norwalk at
9 13 A M. - - '
The 3 15 P M train connects. at Norwalk
with the 5 35 aci-onimodaiion train to N. York,
and the 5 35 rxpress train to New Haven. I
I’.-.ssciigei'.~i from New York will leave at 7
A M and at 3 30 P M to connec-I with truinson
this road.
£3‘ Stages will be in readiiiess on ll:eai'riv:il
nftlie trains at the Riilgcfieltl Station to cont‘;-y
passeiigers to P\ltl_|_|PllPlll villiige. I48Wl>‘.lJt)l0Ugll,
«to. HA RVEY SMITH, Sup't.
N. York & N. Haven Railroad.
SUMMER ARRA GEME .\T.
co.mii:.~cii\'c MAY 3. 1852.
Leave Norwalk for New York.
Commutation 6 38
Accominodiition 8 9
» sh
Express 2 91 .P M
Accoininotlation 5 3.5
Express 9 53
Leave Not-walk for New Haven.
Acconiniodatiou triiiii 9 o'clock 13.min.A =M
“ 1 36 P M
Express - 5 35
Accommodiiticn ’ 6 15
Conimutation 7 43
Express trains \Vest stop only at Stamford.
Leave New York for Norwalk. » ‘
Accommodation train‘ 7 o'clock,A M
" ll 30
Express 3 30 P M
Express 4 15 I
Commutation 5 30
"Leave New Haven foi"Norvvalk
Commutiition train 5 30 A M
Ac-cominodation 7
“ 9 35
Express 1 I5 I’- M
Accoininodalion 4 20
Express 3 so ‘
GEO, W. WI1lS'l‘LER, s.,,,v._
Just Received.
_ _ A large assortment of riding and dri-
V|":‘-’. WHIPS. splendid gentlemen's and ladies’
saddles. trunks, valices. carpet bags. .5.-*c. Flv
nets and blank’:-.ts. Also. a splendid lot of well
made horse co|lars.,whicli will be sold singly
or by the dozen. Don't forget the old gland.
WM. B. SWAN. '
Hardware, cutlery,
Iron Steel, Paints and Oils!
FINCH has now on hand one of the
mcnts of foreign. domestic and building _Il_lll‘d-
ware. cutlery. iron, steel. paints, oils, French
and 'Am‘erican window glass——assorled-sizes.
agi'icultui'al iinplemen:s,hay cultei's.corn shel-
l'e-rs, &c.all of which he will sell at prices "de.
lying competition. Also. every d,8$(:l'l|)l_l0_[l of
carriage liardware. felloes. hubs. spokr-s, laces,
linin'gs.fpatent le:illiei', &c.all of which "lies;-lls
upon the principle of “ small profits and:ije'ady
sales.” .
The subscriber is also agent for the sill ' cf
Buswell’s Jllirieral Paint, which is proofagiiinst
fire, water and weather,’and unchangeable in
in its color. and is the best, cheapest and most
durable mineral paint now in use. In fiict,‘our
assortnient comprises a variety and extensive-
ness that would bafile a detailed desci'ipti_on,""nnd
we therefore would respectfully invite the pub-
lic to cal and examine themselves. 45
for Sale. ' -
SOME half-dozen of the most beautiful
BUILDING LOTS, .
in Norwalk, sitiiated on \Vest Ave-nud, 3
few minutes walk from the Bridge. For furtbgp
‘MS Office. or'of MOSES O. BANKS. 553
Bi-oadway, N . Y. qorf
"w I: nissen A ‘
Perfumery, Fancy Goods. Port .1vln'fiaieg_
Wallets. Cutlery. dzc. eve.‘ offer ed in‘Norwelk..
Genuine Lubin’.~i Extracts of every.flavoi'., Eng-.
lish French and German Cologne,‘Pe.i-lumo
-Satchels, Sm‘elli_ng Salts, Toilet. Soaps.’.Pearl.
Powder, together with it large variety ofachoiqg
Perfumes, ate. -- ~ 7 - .. June 1.
Fare ‘25 cents.-—For passage or freight, up. 5”
0 most extensiveand wellselected assort- '
pa riicula rs er quire of W. C.‘ STRE E'_|',, or at 3
S now opening t.he.lai-gest. assortinerit of,
Norwalk Chronicler