A ‘lieir.oiie," and we would take this method to
fig:/;f7zo7"z4gr‘icult,2:7'czl Tools, at Nos. 83
and 95 W}zfg.‘er st. Bridgeport.
1"!“ is true as our would be competitors ad-
’ verlise for us, that we "- have two stores to
return our sincere thanks to our customers for
_‘t~li_i_3_i‘_'i'_ “lll)Vél'Ill patronage ‘which has 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 but we ‘shall be compelled to have three
lL.ilOl‘8S‘-l~ A Be‘,this as it may, we intend to keep
all of our stores well stocked with every de-
7i<:‘:'i'iptiou of Hardware and Agricultural Impli-
':::ents, and we intend to sell these Goods at. as
‘low, if not less prices than can be purchased in
‘this state; Our prices will be New York and
Ilostoii. prices and not “ OurNeigbbors” prices
Among ourstnck can be found
1500 Casks Fall River Nails
60 .do English \Vi-ought nails
50 boxes assorted tacks
35 do shoe nails
20 do Finishing nails
20 do Brads
5000 gross Premium gimblet screws
IIIECH./YNICS’ TOOLS.
100 sett Bench Planes
50 Screw Arm Plows, assorted
10 refs Beads
30 do Match Planes
10 do Hollows and Rounds
50 Double and singler Routers
1000 do do New England Butts
25 gross do Windoiv Springs
50 doz do Sash Fasteners
100 do Mineral Knobs
50 do Porcelain do
‘.20 do Pearl \Vhito plated, do
500 do assorted Bolts
Brass rail. slide door, sheaves. store. door locks
‘Strap hinges. \Vnrd-robe hooks, blind hinges.
C./YRRIGE GOODS.
100 setts springs
100 do axles, common and patent
100 do shafts, heavy and light
-500 do bows, assorted sizes
1000 do brass and silver bands, assorted
Laces, fringes, tassels, damask, broadclotlis,
nil cloths, head linings, enameled cloths, rubber
cloths, Ivory nails and screws, buttons, coach
locks. spring boxes, coach hinges, carriage hin-
ges, buckles, carriage bolts, tire. bolts. etc. etc.
AGRIC ULUTRAL IMPLEMENTS.
100 Plcws’ assorted, of Rnggles, Nourse 65 Co
'25 Harrows, do 0 do
25 Cultivators, do do do
10 Fanning Mills do do do
I O Hay Cuttet's, ‘cheaper than our neighbors’
9-30 Corn Shellers
100 Canal Barrows
100 doz Ame's shovels
‘.300 do Nashua do
:30 do Old Colony do
Manure Forks. Hay Forks. I-Ines. 650, 65c.
SPORTING MA TERl_.(1LS.
50 Double Guns, from $9 to 350
65 single; do do $4 to $520
100 Jointed Fishing Poles, from $2 to $20
I"i.-tols, Revolvers, Game bags, Powder Flasks
.<!iot pouches, Drinking Flasks, Hooks. Lines.
Reels, shells, Flies. All of the above are
mirle to our own order, and are worthy the at-
tcntiou of sportsmen.
E./VGLIS H IIARD IVARE.
50 Hill’s Anvils .
100 I-Iill’s and Peter \Vrights plain and sol-
id boxes Vices
10 Casks assoretd Chains
10 sacks Grifiin Horse Nails
1000 doz Butcher's Files assorted
1000 do do our own brand
'?‘.ible Cutlery, Pocket do. scissors, snuffers,
i‘..igei"s tea waiters. tea kettles, fry pans. glue
puts, trace chains, draft chains, etc. etc.
I'VE ARE AGEN'l’.3' FOR
Fairbanks’ Scales
Ruggles. Nourse dz Mason's Agr'l Tools
Gilbei-t’s Rivit ed Bands
Peter Cooper's Glue
F eud’s Axes
Cat-tlidge's Porcelain Knobs.
Nashua Shovel VVorks __
Janos, Ives & Co's Hydraulic REID
E. VV Phelp’s Patent Bee Hive
A r.r} shall sell;tlie above Goods at manufactur-‘
sis’ prices.
Slfd '.DR Y GOODS.
Glue, Emery, Borax. Portable Forges,
.’-;nit.li’s Bellows, H unt.‘s Axes. Adz. Hatchets,
:- c. wire Cloth. Sand screens. Coal do. Cor-
dage Rubber Packing. Luce Leather, Mill
.-IWS, Circular do, 1«‘nrce Pi.-mps, Suction do.
ffhain do, Ciist Iron Well Curbs. Grindstones.
\Ve would respectfully invite the attention of
I» eI'clltlnl’S, manufacturers and mechanics to our
e-rock, and we feel confident they will not be
ybfiged to look father
. HOLCOMB dc LYON.
83 and 95 W'ater st. Bridgeport.
1:
nov 13
Saddle & Harness
MAKING.
THE subscriber gratefully acknowledges
. the liberal patronage bestowed on him the
rust five years by the citizens of this and the
‘>..i_ioining towns. and would inform them that
he has constantlyon hand a large assortmeutof
Saddles, Harness, T remiss, Valtces,
_ Carpet Bags, W hips,
\'.'l‘ll(:ll he will sell much less than can be pur-
nllilsed elsewhere. ’ The best of materials are
-‘ways used and perfect satisfaction guarautied
on all work executed at this establishment or
me-. money returned.
We hove now on hand and are making
an to order, several setts of very light and tasty
rlouble and single HARNESS, which will be
f-umd superior in neatness and beauty of finish
mid workmanship, to anything ever exhibited
in this market before.é_1
.‘.¥_:-ccial attention paid to Repairing, which
will always be done at the shortest notice
and in the males! mmmer.
ust call and see yourselves. _@
A F. BRADLEY.
’a;~ril'~-‘28‘] Under Connecticut Hotel.
Law and Agency Notice.
(‘I ORTHINGTON G. SN ETHEN. con-
_ liuues to practice Law in the Supreme
(,‘-amt, to attend to cases before Congress, to
p.--necute Claims audseitle accounts against
it =~ Departments and Boards of Commission-
rrs, to procure patents at home and abroad’, to
-nllm:t debts. dividends, legacies and inheritan-
:-_-< in any part of the United States and in
Iv .--_-gign countries, to make investments of,'»,_,__- (ii
i-. l...)ans and Stocks and on Bond and IVI‘7§i“1-
e.and to uegociate the purchase and sale 0 '
1
-. -.
. I
oi‘ the Union.
- Particular attentfon paid to Califoi'nia"Land
'I:'i;le (211598 Coming up to the U. S. Supreme
' J‘ l-ll'lI on appeal..
. Ll?‘ Communications prepaid, addressed-to
, G; Snethens I2vCill‘l'0ll Place_. Capitol Hill
\°'~\‘:I-.ill=lllgl0D, D-. (-4., will meet with prompt an.
t tititizl. . p i, ' gnf
ffouso and I.otff'or Sale.‘
large and convenient house pleasaiitly situated‘
an rm-1 Point (opposite South Nerwalk) with about
~_ .e undo lialfaereis ofland. is eflered forsale on
' -:--Aerms. ..Enqe_ire,.o.l J..Camp Jr. Nurwalk. 0'!
V ”"“'.V C3113?» N‘ 1.Stli Avenue, New York
. use 5
I. urns. Land and Patent Rights in any State"; at a moments warning" day our night’ on the most
‘ . ' for Sale.
_ , A small farm situated in Darien near
the Brick Church, and within five minutes’
walk of the Depot, where five or six trains of
cars stop daily to and from New York-—consist-
ing of a good two-story dwelling-house, barn
and cow-house. and other out-bi.-ildings, with
four acres of first-rate land and in good condi-
tion. On said place there is good orchards of
grafted fruit. It is pleasantly located,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 particulars enquire
of \V. Whitney 6: Co. or of G. Mather on the
corner by the meeting-house.
N. B.&‘-If the above property is not sold by
the first of April it will tlieu be rented.
Darien, F
eb. 26, 1852. I2tf
Ks
Book Seller and Binder,
AS just returned from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofSchoel and
M iscellanoous Books. Also.a large assortment
of Stationery,including Blank Books.Foolscap,
Latter,and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
which he will sell cheaper than they can be
bought. for at any other store in this vicinity.
@‘Books of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable st.yle, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
Wholesale and Retail Grocery Store-
Judson & Bissell _
AVE taken the store formerly occupied »
by S. E. Olmstead on east side llie bridge
where they will follow the wholesale and 1'0-
tail Grocery and Commission blISil1eS'- Tl'9Y_
' I assortment; of
l
their stock, viz :
20 chests young hysou and black Tens of all
mces.
eslhbds and bbls P R and N O Molasses.
40 N “ Sugar ofall kinds.
10 quintals Codfish.
150 bbls Flour. extra and superfine.
30 boxes Raisins.
Coffee of different. prices.
Currants, Citron, Figs. Spices and nuts.
\Vhale, elephant and sperm Oil by barrelor
gallon. _
Tallow, adamantine,sperni and wax Candles.
Potash, Soda, Starch &c. by cask and box.
Philadelphia Lime, ii superior article for
white \\'tlSlllll_¢7.
Q” J. 6.: B. will keep constantly on hand
Cement, calcined Plaster for building purposes.
and many other articles too numerous to men-
tion, and which will be sold on reasonable terms_
Looking Glasses, VViIlow ‘Ware &c
E QUINTARD & SONS have at their
C ware-rooms a few rods east. of the bridge
a large assortment. of cabinet furniture. consist
ing in part of sofas, centre, card, book, tea, worl.
anp kitchen tables of various kinds, mahogany
and black walnut marble top dressing bureau.-
dlain dressing bureaus. common bureaus of 3
prices, some as low as «$5 50. Mahogany, bl’k
walnut and maple bedsteads of various patterns
and prices. seine as low as $2 25. Patentbed-
steads that can be put up in three minutes and
without a key. Mahogany, curled maple, l)l’k
walnut. kitchen and windsorchairs. Children’:-
table and low chairs. \Villow waggons, cra
dles and chairs. Looking glasses of all sizes
and prices, from 25 cents to 3510. Spring mat.-
resses.lhe best, and cheapest beds in existence.
VVe will deliver any furniture purchased of us
(to the amount of $10 or over) in New Canaan.’
\Vilton or Darien free of charge and free fi'oin
damage.
Rcacly Zlladc Coflins.—\Vo have constantly
on hand frotn 100 to 150 coffins of mahogany,
black walnut.'clierryand whitewood of all sizes
and descriptions, which can be furnished at a
few initiates notice. \Ve also furnish shrouds
and everything necessary for the interment of
the dead, and will see to the digging of graves
‘when requested. We willa_tt'end funerals in
New Canaan, ‘Wilton or Darien. without extra
charge. E. QUINTARD oz SONS.
N. B.--Persons wishing to purchase burial
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may make ap
plication to us. 45tf
A 1\'i~;w MOD!-2 or SE'l"l‘l:\'0
Artificial Tooth!
HE undersigned has invented and patented
. a compound artificial basis for setting teeth.
qy which the process is rendered much more
simple and easy than lieretofore—and reduces
the "expense about onc—li.alf. The process is
entirely new, and as beautiful as itis simple aml
economical. Entire sets ciin now be fnriiislred
for $50; upper sets for $25, and partial sets in
proportion. A. HILL, D. D. S.
Norwalk, Nov. 10th, 1851. 45tf
in. o. wnnngm .
Cabinet Zllaker and I/ndertalrcr .'
(Two doors east. of tho Batik.‘
S’1'A]ll["ORD, CT.
HAVING recently coumpleted an
extensive alteration and iiiiprove-
| meat in his extablisbnient, and ex-
‘ tended the compass of his business,
would respectfully inform the inhabi-
tants ofthis and the iiiljoiiiiiig towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly manufactur-
ing every description of
CABINET WARE
iz; a good and general variety of
Beadstcads, ‘ables, W'esh.slmu£s, Secretaries
BuremI.s, Safes, cs-c. t .6.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot fail to suit the purchaser.
Also, a variety of CHAII{S—liaii', cane, Bag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style. '
Householdfurniture of any description manu-
factured to order at short notice on the most
.'Ineonable terms. Alsoa very exteiisive as-
‘tment of
zlizttresses, Paliasses, Patent Bead-
stcads, Eye.
Phat can be set up and taken down by any one
a less than two minutes.
He has also a handsome assortment of the
nest fashionable styles of
0 , _
Il.'zt«”Cl)CQ3ll‘i3].lI3l Glasses,
which he will sell as cheap as can be bought
on y where.
He is also prepared to furnish
COFI-‘INS, snaouns. CAPS, scaars. &c.
ofevery description that may be desired, or
that can be obtained in the city of New York
. {if}. .
reasonable terms. He is also prepared to fur-
Dish lietil‘S8S. curriiige.s, see to the digging of
graves, and to attend to any other m'i'angement
that may be wished for the funeral procession,
dtc. Tliose who may wish to keep the body of
it deceased friend severaldays, can be furnislied
with an ice box in which it may be preserved a:
week or longer if necessary.
" ' E. C. WARREN.
St__ai_n_foi'd', Sep. 9, I851. '
_ De uerreotype Miniatures
I'l‘I‘ED in Lockets. Rings, Pins, Bmc_e-
lets, &c. at _A,US'l‘EN’S, and “'n|'t“t|nted
perfect in every respect.
tf
opposite the p
king plans.
buildings
,,x,.erience in building and in superintendirig
buildings of all kinds. All orders left with D
L Culver, Esq. will ieceive prompt attention.
Engineering and surveyingdone in all its branch
03.
now offer to purchasers a gone"! ‘_ _ _ ,
Groceries,Provisions. Fruits. Nuts: 550-115 can the high grounds ad_)acent:.to the village of ‘So.
be found at any store in the county, and on as. Norwnlk, on Ptoton Hill, so called. Said
favorable terms. The following is a portion of lioinestead contains about seven acrps of good
land, well stocked with choice fruit, &c., a
comfortable dwelling. barn, and outbuildings,
which will be sold cheap and on accommoda-
ting terms. ‘
neiir the above place, which will be sold with
it, or seperately, as may be desired. This
property overlooks Long Island Sound, and
would make a very pleasant and rlesirahle
country seat, fora city gentleinan.
ther particulars cnqiiire of \Vni. O. Beard, or
of Mis. ABBY HOYT, on the premises.
just been brought forward-—cnmposed of 1
pure old Port Wine.
only 25 etc for a large bottle.
lAUSTENfiy/
Premium Dsaguerreotyjoe Gallery !
ova: um nanfim-y .g...:\l"o1-wall: Railroad Depot.
‘W’ lS'at'isfa.ction,g'ivcn or no Charge.
WILLIAMS éc otI:iT(’l>é*i’*.iSl'{l-if
E _
_ . 0371.9 ! ,. i
No. 40 Iilultori. Streéls/W’ 077‘: and 1]
1Vag¢,-1,./Road, Ixiiierpool. .
.saii;..,«r’2i
6th. 11”"
I
migration and Fol-oi Exchanre
The gym ]}l;1"c1r'Star line of Packets,
;;ri.éll(.lIfl]/ from Lirerpool on the 1st,,
16th, 21st and 26th of each month,
f“: .. T the
, y .ut..zt’d’.l,=‘€i~§Irz-‘
3/. Mdy 5, 1852‘
nnifal Repprt. May -:7,-
-ty iusurrdito tlm..a”:.
$3.~299.2s3‘.oa‘
385.928-s1_
Wcstcli‘
5
s
1851. there is s [2
t
1'15’
_ 1
f0 °f§i'm8.
Prei-nium notfs
l 5 5 '''''''' ""'.'
During the past "l'r_lllel'e has been issued. '
(,,,¢,aomprise the following splendid ships
C. GRAHAM,
' O I I Q , I I
Architect, Erigmeer wild Sm“?/07 -
Y HE subscriber lia'”‘g 0P9"ed 9" °lIl°" I“
N0,-wnik wit]. 1) E Culver, civil engineer,
095 office, for the purpose of ma-
elevations and specifications for
.it'all kinds, also for bridges and roofs,
mpg”;-iiad anumber of years of pract.ice and
Norwalk, Feb. 20. 1852 8
FOR SALE.
The homestead. beloiigiiig to '.\'Ii's.
Abby Hoyt. beautifully situated upon
Also six acres of good l:iiirlA lying
For fur-
Scpt..l7'tn, li}85'L2.
Something for your Benefit.
N EVV and elegant preparation, called .
3
\«
Rose and other choice meclicinal plants, with‘
Remember the price,
For sale by
J. A. \VEl!}D‘.
5 00 IVIEN WANTED
Not to work upon the
Rai1Roadl
But to purchase their
$EhlE$i
At the CHEAP CASH STORE ofthe sub-
;-"iber wherea saving is made sutficient to pay
to-. ten miles travel. Call and prove the truth
at GEO. \V. SMl'I‘H‘S.
South Nnrwalk. Sep. 12, 1852.
To the Public.
WE would say that we have piircliiiscd
all riglit, title and interest in business
and all tliingslliercunto pertaining. of llielate
Lockwood, Haiglit 6.: Co., and do liereb_v noti-
fy all persons indebted to said firm to settle the
same with us. C. 6.: E. K. L()Ch\VU(JD.
Since the above cliangein business we have
added largely to our stock, and intend to make
it. by far the largest and best selected :lS:0l'l-
meat, of the kind in this vicinity, and oller all
inducemts in our power to those favoring us
with their patroirige.
STOV ES.
\Ve have the latest and most approved stiles
of Cooking. Parlor, Hall and Office stoves,
and can give any re-qn'ii'e(l i'efereni-e where
they are in use; and those in want. should not
fail to examine our stock. “'9 keep constant.-
ly on hand castings and bricks for repairing
old stoves.
RANSIES.
VVe are agents for the sale of the Knicker-
bot-lter, Br-el;e‘s, (Tnlvi r's, Pier:-e’s ai.d \\-'ar-
ing's Ranges, which use are prepared to sell at
miinufactnrer’s prices. Also. orders fol‘ all
kinds of P1uinb‘ng, done in the best manner
and warranted.
FURNACES.
“Io are also agents for the sale of Culvei"'s
Pieri-e's, Keyser's, l\lcGi'i-goi’s and \Viii'ing’e
Furnaces, and have all things necessary for
setting the same.
Rooting gutters. conductors, and iinnin_;r done
with ilespati-.li. China. glass, i.-rockery, earth-
en and porcelain ware, aliolesale and retail in
any quantities; Britannia, 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. offices and parlors ; also, Caniphene and
Burning fluid fresh.
C’. & E. K. LOCKVVOOD.
New Marble Yard.
TIJ E subscriber having opened and furnish-
- ed a new Marble Yard in Norwalk, near
the head of Main street. would respectfully oo-
licit all to favor him with ii call, and examine
his stock and workmanship. He intends hav-
Norwalk I-Iarness
' ANTI? SADDLBRY
ESTABLISHMENT,
lVe:i:t door to Dan bury a-n(l1\hrwal/c
Railroad Depot.
‘ NE of the most splendid and varied ass
(
line ever seen in this part; of the County can
now be found at t-lreold and well known stand of
.3
(Opposite ti 3 ]Vorwa
\Vho is confident that the reputation he
acqruired in his business i's a sufficient gi,iaran-
tee to his old customers and the public of the
superiority of' workinansliip i.irl_ neatncss of
design and finish" ofall articles purchased at his
store, preferring that his work should praise
him rathertlinu to trumpet abroad his merits
with his own lips.
Every article in his line Zlfaclc
Repaired at the Sll07‘l8.S‘l'7?0l’lCC and
upon the most reasoriable terms.
may 8, 1852.
ments of Goods and \Vares in the above
H0tel,)
These Ships arethe most magnificei,’
have yet been built. 'l‘hey are com
by able and experienced Captains, is
their nautical skill and kind treatmeu C
,<_r_rants; and their accommodations
dlfo
emi-
iibiii.
1,073 policies.
inihe snrfie 315283.874 co’
, ' -. , C: t B'~l. ~00 . _ . ,
".lii‘i:ld’li"19:(.’\Vestei'velt ‘P nmflllddless lfillo P"’'‘''“"‘ "'3' ' 0' we same’ ____1_f‘f’_'“ 44' ,
/ lyml dlmthgbiona Tildlyltiell Amount rl; llcles eXl’l"°'d and 9 0'
""30" 6"’ ‘ 0 . 248.5 8 0‘ -
Pl'l"C°i°“ P"'ss"" 1400 P -$.an'( l otes for the same 27 349 36
Irene \Vilhains 1200 I ‘m' ' ,
Miiiiiesota Allen 1000 P l- - ow in force May 5 nu“ ii“ ".3
Sllils (}l'0enlYIi"T Silencer Ogle; , ’ 5-v9_
E C Scranton §j’°”°e‘° ‘ . tium notes for the same ,5."".830 89
Loviithau ‘-“WP -5i iincniirrs ‘- “"" ., _
Wm H Harbeck Mmsllilll 3500 Csrfor Premiums this V9,“. '"';¢?'8'°2:.3'7'°§é
Gay h‘1an[)e['in'g Freeman 1600 per last Annual i'e.fm.t ‘£385 72-
\Vashi‘ngton gag? rest on loans ,1”; 30'
Eiiterprise un ( _ count on prepaym t f] ‘ ' -'
Aberdeen Knapp I000 sh for extra risks en 0 asses
Richard Alsop §"|'_lll_l' ______ _"
Nam--a .. I 0 ‘ .<=;.3.;.'.‘;.".'.;
Dewitt Clinton Funk 130 osses and expenses 530 95.
,\'];]]-mion Hadley I00 - - - . - . . . . . . ..g'
Sandugky Bo.-land 1 Cash on ha nil 6,263 23
Owego Hubbard 1- JAMES T. EELLS, Secretary. .
Robert Kelly Barstow ‘ ~ ’ '
New Ship. Ed.,.ards I. James T. Lells, Secretary of the \V35;.
chester County Mutual Insurance Company
do hereby certify that the annexed Stateineiit:
of the businessand condition ofthe Westches-
ter County Mutual Insurance Company is just
and true in all its parts. tothe best ofmy know]-
Second Cabin, and Steerage Pass firs‘ M9 edgelmd b°l'}‘°f' H“ _ ‘
Om vastly’ superior to those of any 0th,» "'9' Q A MES 5 ' EELLP'P"°"°l“"3"
The Shi )’s allowance of Provr "°'"l”'l '9 bvorn before me ""3 12”] d"-V "f N""'°'"l’0|'.'
fl _ it ’ ' b _e_ d WM peas 0, I805. __ .l_.is. HUN'l‘ll\'G'l‘0N, J. P.
lS<’f Only 0“ "(‘}“:'i‘n~e_'m"_ "wvmlrh i ,,p; out ,0 '1 he 1llldel'Sl'}_'n£'(l is a duly authorised Agent’
J0«|U3. |‘|C8il“' 5 ‘v '_ _ ' -eel, (]u,.;,,g for the aforesaid Insurance Company. iind will‘
“I9 l’"5*"'"£'~°'5 (“'99 0' l“‘U‘ _ pm. wmk attend to any matters pertaining thereto.
the voyage, at. the rate of 10%
for each adult, and half allo
under twelve years; and it
above, a further allowance,
act of the Boitish Parlian
half lb. su_.gar, and half
adult. weekly, with thrg
In all cases where any“
decline coming out, th‘
returned without any
Persons residing i
to send money to tip‘
. . 48
try, and wishing tog",
lidition to th
Ins , of two oz. tea
I o
e persons paid fo
uction.
friends in the Old Conn
07'
THE NE\V YORK 65 LIVERPOOL
United States Mail Steamers.
. Port; Wine and Rock Rose Bitters, liasg The ships composing this line are the following:
"Ck ' A'ri.AN'rii.',Copt.\Vest, PACIFIC. Capt. Nye,
BA l.'l‘lC. (.‘-pt. Comstock,
A.a-c'ri1o, Capt. Luce,
Ana1A'ric, Capt Grafton.
pressly for Government service. Every
and their accoiiiiwidations for
uneqna led for elegance and comfort.
passage from New York to Liverpool in
tilnse cabin. $120; in second do.
passengers
Liverpool to New York. .1330 and £120.
No berth secured until paid for.
Pl:IOP()SlCD DATES OF SAII.tING. I
1-‘ROM :\'i-zw roam.
Saturday Sept. 4.
Sutiirday Sept. 18.
Satuiday Oct. 9
\Verliies(lay Sept.
VVednesday Sept
VVediies(ltiy 09'
~ .
For fi'eiglil or passage apply to‘,
It. COLLINS cc (:0.. No. 56 iv‘
, . , ' F.
Bnows, SH'1’Li-:1‘. 6.: Ca.. Live ’ J
G .
,~ll
e-sbillsof la-
.. to
R0l5l~2R'l‘S 6; (‘o.. No. ".13 I\iiig’g_l§ue N0_
London ; Jens ML’.\‘ll0l-I L\'. Ctr“) H DR‘
tre Dame des Victories. Ptll'lS," ‘
PER. Havre.
The owners of those silly
countable for gold, silver bum
ry, precious stones or in ‘
ding are signed tlierelore,
therein expresseil. I
"*"‘“““. -‘I-l OE
N EW Bl inrr sforeggi
4% ' Ir -
lcalliiard Pi’PA3L s.
WHOLESA-I ‘. .,
1 _ l give D0lI\.e to the
I Hf‘? 5"b3°'i:‘l;§"S,liiiitl the public in gen-
— °”‘“3“5 O ‘ ‘Olin a store on the west
eral, that they liiiv,r65”e we post Omce_
Side Of ‘he _bl"d'gfleil it ‘up in good order‘.
N10 1 ‘VllIelb§I£.vl'lt an tunes a "".ge Stock
W ‘eye "my 3 °.§liildi'eii’sBoots and Shoes
9‘ .€l5"l’9~ |adleSldIlllf;.'Cll1l'elI by us express-
Olfill (l9SC"ll’ll°_.'g‘9 the best of workmen and
ly l'°"' ‘his "'""lj§, and no exertions will be
of th“ Mgr Wliise who favorus_wi'.h a call.
Sllillt‘-‘fl 3° l’}"i’f,,tcle to order. with neathess
Cuflfllmefiz }: .sLlttl'8 oftliepubltc patronage
IIn( ( eS|):l Clnhnfed. by
is I'esi>ectfu,l r; H .=ii\F6-RD. Jr. 6: Co.
1?“. ,,;tent‘.0n paid to repairing in
F
To
"H Groceies a titt:|e bit cheaperthan
‘;'0,he,. eablishment in Norwalk.——-
Dds merclectecl with a view to the
Tl fme m,ket. and with the purpose of
M, me ,pti:~“atioii \'v‘lll('ll their‘ esl:iblisli-
]M",,i,V,s borne for selling goods ofthe
.’ /l(,’IZ})cI‘ than any other store in
l‘heir business will be comlucfed
0
ing on hand constantly a full assortment of
Ainerican and foreign Marble, and the work-
manship of a superior style.
ablcterms. JOHN H. VVEEKS
_ /ch
IVorwalk, Nov. 5th, 1851.
Noiaiiimnn 1:iMroe.zu1v'
PROVISIONS,
Monumentst foul)
Toiiibstones. counter and table Tops,&c., dqhndlii
furnished at the shortest order and on reaso,’hem 1
cap 1
qllll
can _
in, market are reiguested to give‘ them a
CM id be satisfied of the truth of the above
- eir motto.
orwalk, July 10, I852.
16 Snmliiii‘ and liberal terms as liei°eto-
,;aml r9_V are unwilling, nor have they
‘ (ft nesessary to resort to flziming
“Jud giissy advertiseinents, to enable
fispose of their Goods. Good and
cles do not require this.
(}‘rocery Line all competition as to
”.e, from wliatever quarter, is
fl tly defied. Persons purcliasing Goods
Large Sales and Small Pro/ils
RA 'i'll’IOND dc M EAD.
Vegetiiblcs. Flsll of all 1
claims, oysters,
As good as the market affords,
be found at the well known est
ALLEN, IVIEEKER
UST received a large supply of new goods
Those in want. of liiii'g:iiiis, will do well to
New Spring Goods.
MALLORY 52: LEWIS.
I--2?‘ Goods of the above desc _
zlziélg/, and for sale at wholesal
the most favorable terms.
S
OLAR and fluid Lamps of all kinrls.
C. E. D'ISBRO\.V.
New Groceey
HE subscribers having ,
lately occupied by M
spring, and stacked it with a
Groceries, Provisions, &c., .
solicit a share of public
that those who favor .t hemi__
as_good bargains as can ff.
Goods delivered within ,4
free of charge. I.’
keepi
short
;.
A
THE subscriber has on handand intends-
Clothing 0 lallkiuds. Also, a good assortment
B ofCloths, Cassiineres. and‘ Vestings, which
he will make up to order in good styie and at
N. B. Partiei.l~aratteution paid to cutting.
Norwalk, Feb. 25. 1851'.
Ready Made Clothing.
ng a good assortment of Ready Made
notice.
THvn’IAS RILEY.
9
These ships have been built by contract.
has been taken in their construrtion. as also in
their Engines, to insure strength and speed.
Price of
$70; exciti-
sive use of extra size state rooms. -3‘-300; fi-
expericm-.ed sui'gcon nttaclied to each ship-
FROM LlV)'IR]’007
., N. Y;
Yard.
not be ac-
epecie. jewel-
’ "he value thereof
5'°“'"e" “".l’fit was present, mat a receip
l’°"5°" 5P",‘fic-iiioiiey by next mail.
do for children
lfirding to a late
iiioliisses. to each
uarts water daily
passage money is
éfcountry that desire
time and expense, can
isf1ctoi'y, and correct
S. Y. ST. JOHN. '
New Canaan, 13th" Nov., 1852. I
s "1*".§'i’*‘1'3:"c>r«‘ i«i“\irT;'T>‘1i"ir._"".'
OFFICE NOB'l‘HWl-2S'l‘P2llN lusuasuciz Co
Oswego. July 1st, 1852.
$i5o.ooo*
(‘-
9
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Capital Stock,
The investments and Assets of the
Company are cliie-fly a-s follows:
Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate $66,864 91'
(l0 (lo Vessels 2|.-190 84
—ive i done I ' . - '
liiiinnei‘. by em: Post’ loghe .sll'l’s";' S"Cl\'¢‘lS Hittite!’ Bank Stock 8.000 00
hers, me Sum t(,_.FV‘li9 i t.0"‘SBll wit 1 tie Real Estate (wurtli $l0,00t"))"_ V 857'; 40
name and Radix‘: re iil.i~.t.y is .10 isgo ie- Cash_on interest at call 11.360 00
‘leivp it ‘vheg lfl. I- OH I I6 Ilfllll PST llIl‘lCll Cash yn Bank, at syg-ht (ha-ft
', _'_ ‘, will be forwarded by first 40 836 8',-
l.0lllell iestfiv much punctuality as if the Cash ifeyng 4:467 0;
l A Balance in hands ofAgent‘.s (includ-
ing hull premium notes)‘in course
EX
(311 I‘!
{HT-
first
I
1
I . _
0"‘ J‘. M. Smitlfs iviarble Yard
A Near the .B7‘l(l9'C, Norwal/c. Conn.
D
,1 % EPULC H RAL Monuments
F k
the most skilful workmanship. The best as
kept constantly o-n h-ii-nd.
Persons wishing to procui e Monuments o
warrant it. to give entire satisfaction.
May. 1852.
mg Store.
his zickiiowledgnierits to the
during the year past, and hopes to inerit. an an
interrupted continuance of the liusiiiess rela
tionship which he has so long i'flil’lllfl'lll‘l(.'(l with
this coiiiiiiuiiity. He will be found now at his
new stand opposite. the store of Diinon Finch.
where he wiil be happy to see. and serve his
old friends and the public.
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises every article of li‘lPll’5
and cliildren’s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
shoes in their season, forladics and gentlemen.
Fli\'Dl.‘\‘GS of the best quality. and in any
quantit.y, suited to the wants of the craft.
Norwalk. April 20, 1852.
L EAD CC FULMEIVS, Croton Metallic
Fire Proof Paint.-—'l‘his article is ac-
knowledged by all who have used it to be su-
perior tn any ot.lier Paint in rise. It is proof
against theaction of the weather and fire, and
is cheaper than other paints in consequence of
its taking less oil to mix, and covering much
more surliice. twice as much as some. Give it
atrial. D. FINCH. Agent.
Beautiful Goods
For Sale at the Drug Store,
SOUTH NORVVALK.
3.3?’ Call and crcaminc I/zcm—-Don't forget 1/zc
store, .50-M1/1. Norwal/El, vicar the Danbury ts-
Norwal/c Depot.
SPLENDID assortment of Boliemian
Glass VVai'e. consisting of Bohemian Vases
of various patterns, colors and style, from $150
10 $5‘ lie!‘ pair; fancy Bohemian Cologne Bot-
tles, a most beautiful article from 25 cts to $6;
Smelling Bottles, variegated; Bohemian China
Vases, gilt various patterns, very c’esirable;
“ Lubin's” Extracts, warranted pure; Lubin’s
by the box or single bottle; German Cologne
as good as can be had anywhere; Accordeons
from 50 cts, to $35 : Violins from $4 to $10. of
fine tone, some of them worth double the price
asketl.
These articles have been purchased forcash
and will be sold as clieap if not cheaper than can
be purchased in New York. Those who wish
such articles would do well to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. They will make
very desirable presents at all times, being both
useful and ornamental.
T. B. GRIFFITH, So. Norwalk.
J UST RECEIVED.
'>.* A fine lot of new, plain and fancy
Saddles, Bridles, \Vh'ips, '[‘runks,C'arpet. Bags.
Vlllices. &c. 560. the largest and most beauti-
ful assortment; ever ofl"ei'ed in this town. Call
and see for yourselves at BRADLEY'S
april, 26,]
e
. ‘N
A. Large Assortment
F Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper,.Brit-
ta uia and \Voodeu \Vares. China_.Crock-
_9l‘Y and Glass, Sheet Lead. Lead .Pipe, Cast-
lugs. Zinc Brass Kettles, Cutlery, etc. I
C. do E. K. IJOCKWOOD.
C ASTOR OIL and SweetvOil of the first
All goods not [?l'0Vlll§ll_!l3pres°.
returned,and the men,y.‘|l£,ls ‘
. 13- no;
Norwalli, August 1852
‘ tau. 5th, 135gg.
Nsrvva.ll., April 191 if
‘ ,I:IST R.EC’D_, a large lot of slioeina._ker.'
leather splitting
machines, I)
A1LS.——500 kegs Fall Rivdr nails assorted
quality for sale at: WEED’S.
T
R from 3d fine to 7 inches, for sale by
and Grave
Stones ofevery variety ofpatterns, and of
sortment of American and Foreign hlarble,
E2?“ The Letteringand Ornamentalwork is
executed by an experienced workman and can
Boot Shoe Leather and find-
HENRY HANDES renews again
public and
his frieiids forth'eir generous patronage
The character of
Under Connecticut Hotel.‘ "
returned f I, . . _ _ _
_________/. V0 co lection and l't.‘ll)lllill)C8 29,032 48'
,« _. .I>ills receivable 57_.i1g 44
~.='i, Harbor ltiiprovemem; Long; 400 00.
Ma riue Relief'Appariitus 66 Furniture 1,542 53
Misizolliiiieoiis securities 6,039 23-
lnteresi account. charged on book 4 274 69‘
(I0 flCC|'llP(l} not on book (leSl'll:’t1tl1l’.(l)" 1,500 00'
Debts in Jntlgiiient. to wit, ‘
.-\g,<i Prp’i'Genesee Cliiel'~l-' ]]',.379 54'
T’ " Iiadyoftlie Lake’; 826 (ll)!
" Sizlir IN )t‘tl1 \Vesipm 4,195 my
” Sizer Estate (verdict) 981 75
_ _ 17.332 57
Claims considered just (in suit) ll,l88 75‘
Salvage and \".'i'eck at-.c't (eslinialcd)' 1,000 00
AA
_ $290,106 in:
Losses in course of adjust-
ment (estiiiiiiteil) $23,870
I 'lrPaid Slllflf Jilly 1, 1352,
- S"““"l")' Oct 16» Wetlnesdny 0&3’ any kindof Marble \Vorli,areinvit.cd to calland LUTHER Wlilf‘ HT
Si|l"“l"Y 003 30» “7f‘»1l"8S(l".V’ I’. l give a personal inspection of hisi'nat.er'ial and ALVl\v'BPOxq’ON ’ Finance
Saturday Nov 13. We-dnesday 7' workniansliip, as this willbemore sittisfactor_y uENp:Y 7,-‘AG {F ' Committee.
SiIl'lIl'(lil3 NOV ‘-37- “’PllNeF(ll|)’ ,3‘ -' tlianto purchase ofAgent,s wiltliout.anopportu- ('zlEORGFl<‘].5I1—figR P. -d t
S«'IlliI‘(l=I)' Dec 11. V~70(l|1f!Sfl1l)f,‘c :59’ nity oftesting the quality of the article con [-1, D. C0M,,C.,. éec. ' ms‘ 8" '
Saturday'.Dec 25. l \Vediiesila;‘WR'P:D nnctedeft,-.-, ’ 3''
Oflicc North \Vestern Insurance Company,
‘ Oswego, Oct. 5th,» 1852.
Sta/c of New Yorla‘. Oswcgo C'omzI_i/ .95.
George Fisher of ()s'\V(‘.,l_'0, President of the"
North ’Westei‘u Insurance Conipany, and H. D.
Czondict of the same place, .5ecretiii'y of said
C0mpiIny,diiiy sworn. each for himself, says
that the annexed print!-d st'a'tr-meat ofthe assets
till(l.C0ll(llll()ll ofsaid Cl)lll])tllly.lIll'lllell€(l from
their books is correct and true, and that the
capital of Islllfl Company is not impaired, accord-
ing to their best knowleilge and belief. respec-
tively. Geo. Fisher. H. D. Condict, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn this .51 ii (lay of Octo-'
ber, 1852, before me. 0. J. HARMON.
Recorder of the city of Oswego.
I?‘ For insurance in the above Coinpany,
apply to GEO. R. COWLES, Agsnt at Nor-
walk. 6,47
fifi
DANBURY dc NORWALK
R811 Road Arrangement,
Commencing June 21st, 1859. Trains will‘
run as follows until further notice :' Leave‘
DiIDl)U!‘)' Ht 6 45 A M with passengers only.-
“ 3 I5 P M passengers and freight.-
RETURNING. will leave .
30 N0l'Wfllk t 9 16 A M i rrssengers and fi-"lit.
“ 5 40 P M passengers only.
The 6 45 A M train from Daabury connects‘
at Norwalk with the 8 09 A M train to*N York
Passengers going east can leave Norwalk at
9 13 A It]. ‘ A
The 3 15 I’ M train connects at Noi-walk‘.;
with the 5 35 accommodation train to N. Yorli3,_
and t.he 5 35 express train to'New Haven.
Passengers from New York will leave at‘ 7?’
A M and at 3’ 30 P M to connect with trains one
tliis.-.road. A’
E23’ Stages will be‘ in readiness on tl:e arrival‘,
ofthe trains at the Ridgefield Station to convey,-
passengers to Ridgefield village. Lewisborough,,
(Sec. HARVEY SMITH, Sup’t.
Just Received. I
_ A lai'ge assortment of riding and dri-
ving WHIPS, splendid gt-.ntlemen’s and ladies"
saddles. trunks, valices. carpet bags. 6:0." 'Fly‘~
nets and blankets. Also, a splendid lot of well:
made horse collars. wl‘iicl’i will‘ be sold singly,
or‘—by the dozen-. Don't forget the old Sltllld.-.
VVM. B. ~'SWAN-
Hardware, Cutlery,
Iron Steel, Paints and Oils!
hag uow,.0l‘l l'JtIl'l(I one Of t_IlO'
0 most extcusivearid well‘ selected assort.--
mems of fgyeign, domestic and building hard--
ware. cutlery. iron/' steel, paints, oils, French:
and American window glass-—assorted size-s;..
agricultural implements. hay cutters, corn shel-
lers, &c.aIl”of which he will sell at prices do-
fying competition. Also, every description of’
carriage hardwa re. felloes. hubs, spokes, laces,
linings,patenl. leather, &c.all of which he sells:
upon the principle of “ small’ profits and ready
sales." ,
The subscriber‘ is also agent for the sale of?’
BuswelI’s Mir1eralPainl, which is proofagaiust~
fire, water and weather, and unchangeablo in.
in its color. and is the best, cheapest and most
durable mineral paint now in use. In fact,_on;tr
assortment comprises a variety and extensive-
mess that would baffle a detailed description, and
we therefore would respectfully invite the pub-
tic to cal and examine themselves. 45 *'
Plannels. , p _
Red, White, yellow, blue, twilled and plain,_._
all wool, an endless variety of the above may
."v’'.’
A be found attlie store of the subscriber ‘at great, '~
HENRY I-IANDIES.
STREET dc QUINTARD.
bargains. C. J. GRUMAN
Norwalk Chronicler