3.':’-‘.‘.' SI .41 __.i-n-in
..'..i;—.. Two pin-eels of llplai ml and one zinreel
ot'_1[cadoiv, with a. fiii.r1-."l‘f“Vlll 0l' tlml.>0l' 011 0
part offhc mi_._m]o“-,situzitcd on and near the
llaili-oat], :1 _a;hoi-t i'istance West of Norwalk
Llcp0[._ Euquil-gill 1‘lUll.D.
Soul-l1 Norwa/ll, Julie 18, 1853. —1f.*25
33. Graham,
Aiickizec/, E 7Zgi77.€.’3l‘ tmrl Sm‘-vcyor .’
rm; 1‘; gulscriber has opened an ofiice in Nor-
iv,-ail; with D. Culver, civil engineer, op-
positr- the Post Oliice, for the purpose of making
il~.iu.=. elevations and specifications for biiildiii gs
of all kinds. also for bridges and roofs. He has
]i-.i.1 :2 number of years practice and experience in
b.ii1di‘ig, and in snperiiitending buildings of all
ki.uls. All ord.e1‘s left with D. E. Culver. Esq.,
will receive prompt atteiitioii. Engineering and
i‘5Lll‘\'C_’.'ll1g done in all its branches.
Norzv-.ilk, Aug. 2d, 1853. 214
_ VVIVI. G. STREET
1 /)1 ponfer and I"l/7.’.0Z€.S‘(lZ(.’ and Retail
Dealer in
rlardware, Cutlery, G-ans,
I 1'0/Z. cmd Steel, Pciizzts, I'7V’l;)Z.f.Z07.0
Glrmv, Oi/S,
No. l'Vate'rst.
AEAIAS‘. on liaiid. and is coiistaiitly receiviiig
. -lircct I'roiii the .\Iaiiufaet.urei's. a large
:l:‘:‘0l‘llLl‘..‘lllL of Foreign and l.)oincstie Goods.
ciiilii'ai.‘~..-.1 11111.1(-‘l' the above denoniinations snit-
ed to this iiuirkct which will be sold either
wliolcs:.iie 01' retail at the lowest. New York
p‘.'iecs. Anioiig the assortment may be found
rut. and wrouglit nails, locks, la.tclies.biitt.s,
sereivs, hinges, files :uid rasps. c-.u'peiitei's tools
oi’ all kinds, shovels, spades, forks, eoi'd.~:._.
fisliiiig-tackle; round. flat, oval and sqiiare
ii'oii:roiiiid, flat. octagon and sqii-are steel:
f.ii'iiiers iit.eii- sils, window glass assorted from
t;:i.\‘ to 1.=)x40. lainpand paint oils. points of all
kiiids. varnisli. glue, &c.
N Ol'\\':1ll{ J unc 0th, 1853.
Splendid I-Ease.
SPLENDID ii.-'.~t.orfiiiciito1‘ Gent's. Ladies‘
L and Childrcns‘ Suniiiicr l.lose, just. opened
and goiiig off like dew bcf'ore the sun. at the
fllti ifoiiiiccticiit, One Price Cash Store.
PLATT &. N.\Sl1.
-.' opening :it the new Jewelry Store No.
‘.kidd_v’s Block. a large and well select-
:?.w!: of Watclies, Jc\vclry, &c._. which will
l(|
. .;ii.i cheap for cash.
For Sale,
AT NORWALK, CONN.
ii of the most bcaiitifiil residences in the
. ‘.r-v.'ii, within five minutes walk of the
.-Tiuzclics, union school house, Danbiiry Depot,
.. being opposite the residence of Charles
' .-i'r_'-'. Esq., consisting of about a half acre of
~with fruit tlicreoii—and shaded in front.
~, I~"‘\'(“.':1ll.‘1l'g'0 and beautiful Elm Trees. As
a :’l1:l itioii for conveiiience, beauty oflocat.ioii.
.‘tc., It e:annot be surpassed by anyplace in town;
For i.l:'l"-ll01‘]l£11'l1lClllill'S. enquire ofC. A. "MAY-
B17111’ 102 Watei'-st., New York, or of S'I‘l-IPIIEN
/1' M irii . Norwalk.
Norwalk, Aug. Slth.
t.f9
Fa.irbank’s Scales.
R, TE are agents for the sale of Messrs. E. &
T. Fairbanks celebrated Scales, for :-"110
at iiiziniiiiliicturcrs’ prices by
HOLCOMB & LYON,
S3 and 95 Waf'ei'-st.., Bridgeport.
Anvils I
every description. for sale b
IIOLCOMB LYON,
8:’: and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.
till”
1 .
Guano I G-uanol
TONS Peruvian Guano, just received
and for sale by 110 LCOMB (\3 LYON,
$3 and 95 Water- st., B1‘idgcport.
For Sale
AT NOlI.WAL1{, CONN.
’ LNE large entirely new Dwelling llous-3 with
" ‘ about an acre of good land, suitable for a
go Family ; well arraiiged, and -.1 first. l'illl‘
.‘ ion for i1j_*_'t‘l3lCt‘,l Boardiiiglioiise, or a lieys
~=-ding SC.iotil. Also one modcrii biiilf Iioiis-e
-vble fora small l<‘amily_. with one a-:-re of
ll‘.ltlt‘l' the highest state of cultivation. cov-
. -.1 with Garden F ruit, and Fruit and Orn-.‘.-
l.3".ll:ll 'l‘recs; also with a small Dwelling on
lil-'= i,_ii-eiiiises. Fiiquiro of
t‘.. E. DISBIIOW, at Norw-.ilk, or of
Dr. J. (,i‘.l5..\]lBO1'll. 101, tlth Avenue
l-‘i«:i.i.ow.-3. it Co., 17 Maiden Lane.
'1‘ - ' half the fornier prices. in any
qt:-.i.i‘iity, for ladies aiid gt-iitleincn. at
G. W. Ll-Z‘l"l‘S. 21):! llroadway
" Y.
S
P’€}..T.€.‘EE~./IONEES,
I
'I)[.:‘BllOli"'S.
.5
Vi.
‘ "i'.
Ladies’ .‘iE‘anc'_~=,r Viforklsoxes,
'§7.'_,"iAN(fZ‘i' and plain Work and Travcliii g Bas-
E kt-ts and sniall si'/.c liooking Glasses. vei'_\'
i, at DISBRO TV'.‘-'.
Land Pei‘ Sale.
ABO'L"I‘ eight acres of good land. iieiir
.‘.Iai;i-st.. one mile north of the Bridge, is ofl'ei‘e<l
for >;:lL‘ upon very reasoiiablc terms. It is ad-
iiiiitil-Iy adapted for building lots, or for g:ird-
eiiiiig pii1'poses. Iiaving a quick and rich soil,
and -.i lai'_-go bed of \'egetalilc mould.orconipost
iii~.innre thereon. or it is well calculated for a
first rate incatlow. It is well fenced and in :1
very eligible locatioii. For furtlicr particulars
<-ii:piii'e at this ofiice. tfil
‘N .3. .. "
biitiery I Cutlery!
,, EAR 712 stock of siipei'iorCiitlci'y,consist-
IL ing of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Sci:-soi's,
.*~‘.ie:irs. t‘i'c., jiist. rt-ccived per ship IiIoiitc'/.i:iii-.i.
I‘.i--rc';iaiits are respeeffiill_v invited to call and
‘ ' IIULCOMB 1&1 LYON,
S35 and 0.‘) Water-st., Bridgepoi't..
VVANTED.
A lad to learn the Apothecary biisinc.'<s.—-
One who could board at home pi‘ef'ei~i~otl, En-
quire of Iii’. E. BISSI-‘.l.l..
_____.?..__———
Siiirt Makers
1.7iT.A1‘~l"I‘ED.
7 A. MORISON & HOYT are now giving
.4; 0 out Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, c';c., to expe-
rii-ii-.:cd sewers. _ ‘ ‘ _
Constant cinploymcnt gi\'cn and CASH, paid
on delivery of the work.
Norwalk, July 10th, 1853.
.»... _-.
,~—~— ——.—« -__..____ __..
3m*20
Gold and Silver "Watches,
,5 ND new Jewelry every week. }‘.'/'e think
ii ivc have the largest stock of ll/'atclies that
we have ever l(i1oi\‘irofi'ei'etl in N orwalk. If-"e
know we buy them cheap. and invite those 111
want to call and see how they are sold at
DISB KO IV’
LGST.
N Thursday last. a large Gold Watch Key,
with an oval head. set with garnets._ 'I‘h‘«.;
fi,,,v,c,.: Wm be s(1)1i1%l.21llly l‘t!\\‘.I‘i1I‘(l(.*tl on lea ‘tug i.
: t the Gazette ‘ce, or WI ~1 _ ‘
‘ LINUS BE.\ED1C'1t..
July I5tli, 1853. ___.W____
$24-‘H130 Wanted, _
Q“ N good Real Estate security, for a term of
) years For Parties and particulars, apply
at the oflice of the Gazette. ti“
,7 7 I I. ""1. I
3310.183 and Let r or Sale.
'1‘1ll£ siib.-rcribcr offers for sale. llif.‘
llousc -.-.iid lot situated in C0mpo—sf.1‘cet
zorf... aboiit a. quarter of a mile north of the
Wt
I-iailrozul, formerly the residence 0fCapt. Frank
l).:nnctt.. The house is a good one, and there is
.-i iiiiiiibei' ofyouiig fruit trees upon the place.
1.; coiniiiiinds a bcaiitifiil view of the Sound,
ti
:. id will be sold at a bargaiii. For full partic-
i;u's apply to Absaloiii Finch. near the premises,
or of Alva Gr-.iy, Westport village.
JAMES PETRIE.
Bedding, Aiigiist 1). gm
GREAT REDUC'l‘ION IN PRICES.
Goods Sold at cost!
TIIE siibscriber lieiug aware that his patrons
are desirous of obtaining tlieir Goods cheap,
has resolved to sell his remaining stock oi“
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY of all kinds
and qualities at a very trifling advance froui
Cost Priiccs, in order to make room for an ini-
meiise and entirely
NEW STOCK!
He would would also inform his patrons and
the public, that in future he will adhere strictly
to the cash .S']/Slclll. Those, therefore, who wish
to receive the full value of their money, will
please call and examine the Goods and Prices,
at the “ One Price Cheap Cash I ‘tore?’
All kinds of produce taken in exchange
for goods. THO S. RAYMOND.
Norwalk, August 9.
_”_Women’s Rights.
HE Ladies of Norwalk and vicinity, have a
right to know where the largest, elieapest,
and best stock of Jewelry, Combs and Fancy
Goods, can be had. No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, is
noted for the spot where gopds are sold cheap
C’ "" "”" ...u my»
vfi-xv‘;-‘I
500 Hands ‘Wanted
F’ 0 make Coiits. Pants and Vests. Good
hands c:iii have steady work. good pi'ici-s.
am‘. the CASH 1 None but e.\;pt-i'it-iii-mi \\'fll'l{-
ineu iioed apply. No tliscoiiiits for the c;i;.:h_
Cl.(_)TlllNG of every description. price and
qiiality kept cciistaiif.l_v on hand. or cut and
made to order. Climp fizr (;'a.s~/'1.’
THOMAS RILEY
i\'orwalk, July 15, 1853. :59
‘.5 The enclosure of the subsci'iber. on
. _‘A2==‘§~— the 14th inst... a pale red colored
COW, with brass nubs on lici' horns, 7 or 8 years
old. The owner is requested to pay cliarges,
and take her away.
MATTTEW GREGOI-LY.
~. Near the 11.. R. Station, Georgetowii.
Bedding, July 23d, 1853. * L lt0
Benita}. Gard.
R. HILL, will continue his pi'of'cssi0nfll
business at the old stand, over C. -I.
Gruman's Store, foot of Main Street.
-’. Dr. Hill is prepared to supply on =1
Iiewplan, some of thcmost. beaiitifiil, and di_ir-.i.-
ble specimens of Artificial dciitiu-es. ever t-X0
Came Into
cuted in this countrv; and. by an :ii'i':iiige-
iiiciit, with one of tliebcst Meclianical l7_CIlli5l3
in the United States, he can eiis-.ir-2 to?‘ 1331-
rons. some of the mast‘ i.-amplere and JWZI 41"" -"17"
f1:/it'i'u/ Dem‘is{/'_i/ in H)!‘ I'I’ur/If.
LACKING as is Blackiiig. oltneed only be
-,1ppli¢i_l to the Ieailier with a s1)iiiigetii'
i,,.,,,.1,_ H, ,,._.L.(ig no riilrbiiig. but iii:il—:<.-.~.: a uni-
polish. will not injure the lt3’.1lllL‘l'. but niiikes it
soft. and is a good preventive in wet weatlier.
For sale at I LOCI{W()Ol)'S.
S, Jcwclry_. Clocks, Combs,
' B1-uslies, Lamps, Giraiidoles and Fancy
loods. We have a very large stock of Watcli-
es to select from, and all sorts of Jewelry, pla-
ted goods in any qiiantity,tlic largest assortment
of stand and other of lamps we have ever of-
fered ; ii great variety every kind of goods usii—
ually offered in a Silvcrsinitli's Store. New
Goods every week. .
WORK.
THE siibscribers liealth now permits him to
give his personal attention to Watch rcpai1'ing.
Engraving and geiieral Jobbing ; we know tliat.
every kind of work will be done to the viii‘.-‘re
satisfaction of all who call. We know we can
afford to sell goods cheap. we leave it for our
customers to say wcther we do.
Go to ])lSBROW"S. near the Bridge.
Lightning Rods.
: HE subscriber is prepared to f"iirnish a new
and very superior Rod for the protection of
buildings from injury by Lightning. Adapted
to buildings of all sizes, and put. up at short no-
tice on reasonable tcrnis.
WM. GLOYEII.
tf'."-’
-1
Norwalk, June 2-ld. 1953.
M measuring:
REAEW iilillllfl CLO'l‘lilNG
E M P 0 R I U M l
UNDER CONN. HOTEL.
Cheap ! , Clicuip I
fi?Quick sales and small profits, is the
motto, at SLOMAN & TURICS.
.‘W’1thout any E-iumbugergr,
HOLMES 1&2 CO’S Grocery is the place
. calculated for people to go to get good
groceries at prices with small profits attached
to them, and purchasers will always find their
goods to be as represented, if aiiytliiiig contrary
i'roiii this, they may be returned and the money
refunded. Children are always paid particular
.it.tei1tioi1 to, when sent to their store.
Goods delivered within a reasonable distance.
ibace G2-oods éac.
TIIE richest, largest and cheapest assortineiit
of Lace Goods, l’.\n..\soi.s. Siiiniiu-r Iiress
.\Iusli1is, i\',c.. in l\'orwalk, 1'cceived this day at
die One Price Cash Store.
],’LAT’.l‘ A: NASII.
ALCINEI) Plaster and Ccineiit, at
C G-. IIOLMES & CO.
l)OW DER aiid Shot in any quantity. at
G. liOLMES & CO.
iziapizin Riiigs,
ILYER and Plated, a new lot. and cheap,
at DISBl1OW’S.
POll17 MONNAIESI l’ort Moiiiiaies. at
I CLAK '75, Sl"'ll oftlic lied Watch.
Pure "{?'ege‘i;aiale Hair Oil.
Oil. I‘il‘.‘.Ft‘l'\'lllj_,". bcaiitifyiiijs and giving
gloss to tlie hair. load for ladies, geii-
tlenieii and e‘nildreii. I'l"c know its good qual-
ities and \‘»‘t1i‘i‘Cl1t every bottle. at
CHAS. E. DISBRO If/'".9.‘.
Sil\‘ci'siiiitli and Jewclli-r.
URE Marseilles Oil——Espccially for '1'-able
use. jiist received at Bl,::‘SELL'S.
/yif?«”“‘r-toe‘-*‘.
» A < :3!
Lootziag 'i.?-‘Eiiiew Ware, 220
E Ql.'I.\"I‘.-\ ll 1) A’. SONS have at their ware-
0 rooms a few reds cast of the bri'lge, a
large assortniciit of cabinet I'iiriiit.ui'e, consisting
in part of soi'as_. centre, card, book, tea. work
and kitchen tables of varioiis kinds. mahogany
and black walnut marble top dressing biireaiis.
plain dressing bure-.iiis, conniioii bni'caiis of all
prii':es_. some as low as #5:") 50. Maliogaiiy, l:~l'k
waliiiit and maple bedsteads of various pat-
terns aiid prices, some as low as $2 25. Patent
liedstcads that can be put up in three ininiitcs
and without a key. Mahogany, curled inaplc.
bl"k walnut, kitchen and wiiidsor cliairs.—
CliiIdreii’s table and low chairs. Willow wag-
ons, cradles and chairs. Looking glasses of
all sizes and prices, from 25 cents to 310.
Spring iiiatresses, the best and cheapest beds
in existence. We will deliver any fiirnit.iire
purcliased of us (to the ainount of >;Sl0 or over)
in New Caiiaan. Wilton or Daricn free of cliarge
and free from damage.
I.’cmI_i/ .«lIad(.- Coj]ins.—Wc have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 coffins of niahogaiiy,
black waliiiit., clicrry and whitewood of all sizes
and deseriptioiis, which can be fiiriiislicd at a
few iiiiniitesiiotiec. We also furnish slirciids
and everything necessary for the i.ntci'inent of
the dead. and will see to the digging of gi'avt.-rs
when requested. We will attend funerals in
New Canaan, Wilton and Ilaricn. without extra
charge. '
-f5tf' 1-1. QL'.l.\'TARl) & SONS.
N. B.—l’crsons wishing to piircliasc burial lots
itn the Norwalk Cemetery may make application
.0 us.
Silver and lfliatcd ES.-1-.1.;ae E'.lv2"'5S.
‘llll-IY (I0 S(1_i/ that (.7/II}‘.!i‘li‘.’..‘~‘ the l:ii‘;:i~: . and
best. assortnicnt of Silver and Plated
Spoons, F0l‘l\'S, Biittcr-l-:iiives. Sugar-shovels,
Mustaril and Salt-spooiis, ever before offered in
any case in Norwalk, and that he does sell them
very cheap and eiigraves the nainc on tlieiu in
:i very siiperior manner. If tlicre are any who
do not believe it, let them call and be coiiviii
ced, at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, Sign of I/ic Jiul
I/i‘5"zil<:i'i.
www-
E‘.~3’cw .f*.'i.-'.'i3.§'5.ti3lg giish Levers
J'1,'S'l‘ the thing every yoiing man wants. —
' Aiiother lot this week at:
l)ISBl‘.OW'S, near the Mill.
I
S
IlliE"l‘ Lead and Lead Pipe, at
I.OCI{WOOD’S.
Soda lwatccr.
Ndraiiglit, with every variety of elioicc
Syrups may be f'oiiiid at the Drug Store,
East side the Bridge. W. E. BISSELL.
BL
For Sale.
VERY light trotting Sulky, iicarly new
Enquire at the office of the .\'oi-walk Ga-
zette.
OCK Tin Pipes for sale by
C. A: K. LOCKWOOI).
Cash Paid for Serving Viiorlz.
:Pi\N1?S, Vests. Coats, Drawi-rs., Shirts, i1:e.,
put out by Mr. Prycr at Norwalk,ne:ir the
Union lfaetory, and Cash paid on delivery of
the work to him.
Good Sewers can be supplied at Norwalk or
Soiitliport by _.\[,-'G[]S'[‘L',5‘ JENNINGS.
July 7, 1853. tI’2S
India Rubber
ACK-COMBS, a new and beautiful article
for Misses to wear, at lL)'lSBRO W/"S.
Gdld Pens.
E have the agency of a new patent Gold
Pen, which comes with the liighcst
recommendations in the country, and is the
nearest to a perfect quill pen of anything ever
made. CIIAS. E. DISBROW.
I
.~.
\ .
New Can:-2.»-':.n Nursery.
t~1'I‘liI’I*ll3N IIUYT .1’. CO.
:5’ AVE on hand and offer for sale at their
, Niir.-'ei'it-s. sitiiatcil one and ti. half miles
east of the '.'ill;i;;e of Neiv (Jaiiaaii, and three
and a half froni Norwalk :
Apple. Pear, (Si.1lllLi'.l1'(l and dwarfs.) Peach.
Plum. Clicrry, Apricots (on plum and peach
st.ocks,) and Qniiice Trees.
Also, small friiits. viz : lzispberries, the Fal-
tolf, Franconia and (the trite) lied Antwerp,
Ihiglisli Gooseberries : Currniits. black Englisli.
rcdand white Dutch, siiperior varieties ; Straw-
berries. the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape viii0.~'.
Oii.\'..i.\ii:x'i‘.ii. 'I‘m-:i-:<.—l-loi'se Chestniit, moun-
tain ash. silver niaple, larcIi,.sprucc, balsani fir
:iiid arbor vitxes. For vigor and liealthfiilness
of gt-owfli. tlie above trees are not excelled ii‘
uq1i;11(,-(I by any in the country.
Special regard Iias been had in the selection
ofthe varieties of our large stock ofapple trees,
that they be such as are of healtliy, strong and
vf_1:nl'01lS groivth, abundant and regular bearers.
and the most valiiablemarket varieties. These
Niirserses now occupy more than 15 acres of
lililfl. einbracing more than 200,000 cultivated
14 riiit- 'l‘1‘ces. ]y-45
uuisac-~_ma"..-ivv-o
“New loyster Saloon. I
,-. 1111'.‘ siibscribt'i' would respeclfiilly
‘
iiiforin his fi'it~nds and the piib-
lie generally, of this and the adjoin-
ing towns, llltll. he has fitted up in Iiniulsoiiie
style :iiid opened. at No. l Skiddy's block.
an O_vsfci' and I*l,ef'i'e.-iliiiieitt 33'-tiloon. where may
be found at all times fresh Oysters. wliich will
be served in any ::t_vle tlt‘:=il'ttl.
Nuts of every dcseriptioii. Alinoiids. Cake.
Pies. d'e.. tlte., kept eoiistaiitly on hand.
lniported segars of the choicest liraiid.~i may
be found here.
He has also fitted tip in siimptiious style in
the second story a l-’ai-lor for private parties. &c.
A sli-are of the public patronage is respeet.ful-
lysolicitcd. R. S. D-UCKNAM. 15
pg» l\1.hW 1300 r, SHOE,
l.ea.ilici' its Fiiuliiig Store
WI-IOLE:T~A[.E A‘: RETAIL.
F ‘HE siib.-=ei'iliei- liei-eby gives notice to the eit-
_ izens of Norwalk, and the public in gen-
eral. that he has takeii a store on the west. side
ofthe bridge, opposite the Pflst, Office, No_ 1
Witter-st., and fitted it up in good order, where
may be found at all tinir.-s a large stock of gentls,
ladies’ and children's Boots and Slices of all
descriptions, manufactiircd by us expressly for
this niarket. by the best of workmen and of the
best niatcri-.ils; no exertions will be spared to
please those who favor us with a call. Custo-
mers‘ work made to order. with iictitness. and
dcspafcli. A share of public patroiia.ge is re-
spectfully solicited by J. P. IIANFORD, Jr.
.j/'a’r.‘%“ Particiiliir attention paid to repairing in
all its braiiehcs. Norwalk, Aurr. 0th.
Eoiin £3 Eieffingvvell.
STAIR BUILDER.
C..\xo.\'-s'r., Bi:int.'i:ron'r, Coxx.
‘t TAIRS of all descriptions sent to any place
on the‘linc of any llailroail. All orders by
mail or otlierwise, tliaiikfiilly received and
piiiictiially atteiideil lo. t.f]9
shaving and I-Eair-dressing.
T.xE subscriber is still to be found at his old
stand, west-side the Bridge, ready to serve
his custome ., in all the departments of shav-
ing, hairdressing, lI(.‘d.(l. clcnsing, &c., .310. His
many years experience in these branches, he
deems it siifiiciciit giiaraiitcc of his ability to
please all who may favor him with their pat-
ronage. Particiilar attention paid to the cut
ting and dressing of childrciis’ hair. Sick per-
sons waited on at their residences. He has also,
all the lcaiding Journals of the day for sale at
his News Depot, aiidis.-\geiit for Adams &. Co’s.
Express; all packages left to his care, will be
promptly forwardetl.
GEO. W. JENNINGS.
2). May 25, 185?».
Search ing New.
The C/mcpest amt Best IVi7z(l0w
I+‘»ra.-mes civcr I 72/1,'C7llC’(Z.
IIE siib.~:cribci's have piircliascd the right to
Niin’s Patent Window for this county, and
are now prepared to furnish the saiiie to build-
ers in this or the adjoiiiing towns, or to sell the
riglit to make and iise, if preferred. The im-
proveineut consists in the application of springs
which press oiitw-.i1'd upon the sash with suffi-
cient force to retain it in any position. It also
prevents rattling-—tlic entrance of dust or rain,
and is innch c.-’im_2ier and better every way than
weights. The sash is easily removed also. with-
out drawing nails, or in-.irriiig in any way the
paiiit.. 'l‘he_vcan be seen at. the shop of the siib-
scribers in Main-st.
HORACE G. HYATT.
EDWIN GRITMAN.
.)
Norwalk, June 0th, 1852». tfl
-19- ‘ ,
ICI1. CREAM I
Confectionery Establish-
assent.
AT SOUTH NORVVALK.
HE subscriber takes this method ofiiit'oi'niing
the Ladies and Gents, of .\'orwalk. and ad-
joiniiig Towns, that lie isprcpared to serve up,
Ice C-reani at all re-.isonablc hours of the day
and evening; he is also pleased to state, that
his knowledge of the business was acqiiired at
the well l(llf)‘i'.'l1 and justly celebrated New York
Garden, Broadway. of which the Hon. Mr. Con-
toil. waspropi'iefoi' and manager, whose success
alone is a suflieieiit gti-.ii'aiifcc.
Private Rooms titted up for the acconiinoda-
tion of Ladies and ,l’art.ics.
I-lresli Striiwbcri-ies for sale. raised in Nor-
walk, Fresli ones every day. Siiuday’s excepted.
z“_’tf' C. B. I')ART(')IS, South Norwalk.
T number of years. li-as finally been decided
in favor of tlic pliiiiitifi’. 'I‘lie verdict is recor-
ded and the dainiigt-s are payable at the Old
Coniiecticiit Cash _Di'y Goods Store, where
parties agrievetl will call and rc.ccive iiidciiiiiifl-
cation. 1’LA’l"I‘ A‘: NASH.
Gash vs. Credit.
HIS case after being in Court for a great
7 HE siibscribcr keeps constantly on hand a
large supply of fr-ssh TEAS. of all qualities
and prices. Don't forget to call at
IIOLMES & Co‘s.
C17 l‘LERY.—-A splendid as:-‘ortinciit 0fAmer-
‘ ican and Eiiglisli Ciitlery, both table and
pocket. Please call and examine.
1). FINCII.
To Rent.
HE 'l‘wo Front llooins over the store ofTIio.
lilcy; suitable f'or offices, the. Possession
given iininediatt-Iy.
Iiiquire ofL. L. BEEBE at his confectionery
store. tf2J.
4
Sand.
IIITE lockaway Sand for Plastering and
lloiise-clcaniiig purposes, for sale by the
subscribers at his Marble Works.
tf22 J. M. SMITH.
i'*'E‘ru:.’t, il’eg*e‘tabie.. and .'t:"'1sh
/
MARKET
T the Store formerly occupied by Bogart A:
Brown, No. 3 Water street, where may be
found at all times a good supply of Fruit, Veg-
etables, Fish and Clams of the best quality and
at reasonable prices. 2-ltf
Also, a good sail-boat to let to excursion par-
ties.
E.u’bir-..’s Extracts
I-IE siibscribcr has now on hand the most
coiiipletc assortiiieiit ever before ofl'ered in
Norwalk. Patclioiiley, Sweet Brier, West End,
New Mowii Hay, Citronella Rose, Jockey Club,
Magiiolia, Sweet Pea, Sweet Clover, &c. ; also,
Illarge stock of English, French and (:‘rcrnian
Cologiies ; Hz/,ir Oils, Shaving Soups and
Creanis, &c., the.
P17 RE BAY WATER, at
BISSELUS.
Ltlixcnr.-.ion Boat.
Tl'll*1 siibscriber having purchased a
/ "~ \_ large and conimodioiis Boat expressly
for Exciirsioii and Fisliiiig Parties, of-
s-.iine for hire to those desiring his scr-
II. C. JONES.
‘uh ..
-. <.x.v_. 4-A.-a
Ii,-rs the
vices.
Zfitf
June 10th, 185:3.
,_ .. , .. . . _____ ,__,__,-__ _,_____.,
‘Wonder ofthe Age.
, XCELSl(')R Family Starch, a superior ar-
J ticle, and as cheap as the coininou Starch
now in use; it piotlnces a. Bcaiitiful P0ll.‘~'ll
witliont giiniiiiiiig the Iron or l*‘abric. For
sale by the Box or Paper by ALL.EN,MEEl{ER
.1: CO., who can fiirnish it to dealers at Factory
l’riccs.
Van Dusen’s Wahpine,
( R llair Iiivigorator; a vegetable prepara-
_ tion for restoring Gray llair to its natural
color, preveiitiiig the llair from falling off, pro-
iiioting its growtli eradicating Sciirf and l)and-
rutf. and f'oi-iiiiiig a beaiitifiil article for the
toilet. For sale by T. B. GRIFFITH,
South Norwalk.
fspcwtsmen Attention.
WE are now opening for the spring trade,
a full assortinciit of Fishing Rods of cv-
cry style and price ; Fisliing Baskets, Reils,
Siiclls, Gut llooks. Flies, Bait Boxes, Flasks,
the. All in want will please call and examine
our assortmciit.
Also, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Shot Pouches,
Powder Flasks, Gun Cases, &c., &c.
We shall also have in time for the shooting
season, another large invoice of those superior
Guns, made to our order, which we flatter our-
selves are to well known in this market, to need
further recommendation.
I-IOLCOMB A: LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.
. Baby Jumpers.
JOLLY time for Babies—A lot of splen
""".':'g¥Jh'!F.“‘.L‘;:E‘:‘?:U!:‘.”“£‘x!fIl£.‘4a{_-if
. :-waiia.-as-1un.aEp.mncr .__ ~ - no l:i'ie°£licam
Ready Ivilade Glothing.
HE Sl1lJf:‘L'l‘ll.lcl‘ has on hand and intends
_ lief:-piiig a good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing of all kinds. Also. a good assortment
of Cloths, Cass-iiiici'cs. and Yestings. which he
will make up to Ul‘Llf‘l' in good style and at
short notice. N. B. I’ai-ticiilar attention paid
to cutting., 'l‘llO.‘.IAS RILEY.
May 30th, 1853.
B
glid. ‘viii iiitisitii.
taut-,.
L. VAN DOREN, M. D., MC-inber of the
. ‘‘A.\ii:nie.\x .\lniii('.u. Soeiicrv oi-*'riii«‘Ni~:w
Scnooi.1’i:.\e‘i‘ici-1," having given his af,tent.ion.
in an especial inaiiiier, to all (?i..\ssi-is oi-‘ Ciii:o.\'-
it‘ llisi-ixsi-Is, and had the exptrriciicc of' an extcii-
sive practice in more than i"ifty of the l’rii1ei-
pal Cities of the States ofNi-:w Yoizic and NEW
lE.\'oi..i.\‘n. will in fiitiire confine himself‘ exelii-
sivcly to Oi-‘i-‘iei~: I'll.-\("l‘l(.‘1~I, in the Cities of NEW
Youk, Bi:ooici.v.\', ..\.vn .\'n\v.xin.', N. J., upon the
following days, VIZ : New York, at his residence
872 Broadway, corner of lbfth Street, and one
square above l.'n‘;oii Park, on .«llom.Iu,i/.s-, '1‘m-.s--
tin]/.s, I/i"i.'1Iii z=.w{u_.-/.s-. and St'tIi1r(Ia_i,I.s'. from 1)
A. .\i. till «I J’. .\l.
Brooklyn, 187 Atlaiitic Street, on 7'/tlI7‘.‘.‘t[(I'I/S,
from 9 A. )1. till 8 r. M. ' 0
Newark, N. J., 112 Broad Street, a few doors
above the Park, froiu :1 A. .u., till 5 r. M.. on
every 1"rz'da_i/.
Dr. Van Doren’s Treatment forConsiimpt.ioii.
and other LL7.\'G AFFI-ICTIONS, is based upon the
Inhalation of ./llerlictitetl flir, together with
other constitutional trcatinent. and is wholly
new and pi'e-emiiiently siicees.sfiil. Ills treat-
mciit for Pnoi...irsL’s U'l‘l.‘lll, and other Female
.Malatli'c.s-, is his own, and wholly uiikuowii to
the Medical Faculty.
From his past experience in all these Classes
of Diseases, resulting in the speedy and almost
If/i2've7'sal cures, he is prepared to give his Pa-
etints. in all the above complaiiits. the :-:ti'ongest
assurances of receiving iuiinediate and great
benefit in almost all cases, and a ‘}‘(£tll-(fill ciire
in the vast majority of instances.
In his Trc-.itincnt there is nothing done or
given to prostrate the strength of the Patients;
but they are expected iiinncdiately to improve
in Strength and llealth, and, if aural,-It-. thus to
coiitiuiic till well. ’
l’ersoiis, therefore, Sllll’l}l'lll§_{ from Ciiiioxie
DISl:I.\Si-.‘.s' or nvizitv Ci...tss_. and all such as have
been abandoned as incurable by their fornicr
pli_vsici-axis, especially sncli as are sutl"ering from
Lrxi: Ai-‘i-‘i:e'rio.\‘s and Fi-:.\i.\.i.i-I .\I.\i..iiiii:s—liow-
ever aggravated and liopelt-ss their condition-
are respectfully invited to call at his Rooms.
The niorcdcsperate and generally esteemed
incurable the Ca.-;e. the greater the trininpli of
the New l’ii.ic'i'ici-i, when signal relief or cures
are effected.
Dr. V. D. is also supplied with his newly in-
vented and improved Bonv St:i?roii'i‘i~:its and
l)oi'i:i.i«: Tni'ssi-zs, for the Fiillin g oft/ie B0100/S,
Pro/(.'[I.\‘1(.S‘_. and I-Icrm'ri. They are made ofthc
best tempered steel, plated with silver, and are
reiiiarkablc for their liglitness and easy adap-
tion to the body. They have tlnis far met with
the universal approbation of both Patients and
Physicians, who are unanimoiis in their opinion
that they aiiswer fully every indication required
or desired in a Supporter or Truss ; and that no
t'urtIici' iinprovcment could be siiggestcd—whilc
at the same time they obviate all the objections
made to all other Supporters.
(;'0ii.s-iilltdioii Free‘.
New Yorl-:, J unc 18.33. 1y2(i
E would call the attention of the ]’iihlic
to a New Stock of Ladies’ Traveling
and Fancy Baskets, Port Monies, Tea Bells,
Therniometors, fine Scissors, Pocket Knives,
Combs. Brushes, &c. We have tllS0—-
Elegaint Castors, Imperial Coiirt. Plasters [know
And Toys for young Masters and Misses you
Also, Glasses to tell you what passes [stow.
In veins of the Lasscs, who have hearts to Be-
All which can bcsecn for nolli in g and Bung/it
with very little money, (as we sell elieap,) at
No. 2. Skiddy’s Block, sign of the Red Watch.
Pansy éixcods,
IIE place to get them is at. BISSELIIS,
where you will find Ladies’ and Geiitfs
Port Monies from (id. to 00; Hair, Hat,
Tooth. Nail and ClotlicsBrushes; Dressing Ivo-
r_v and Back Combs; lla7.ors, Knives, Scissors,
lland Mirrors, Fziiicy Boxes, Wallctts, Pocket
Books, with every variety of Fancy Goods, at
prices lower than can be f'oiiiid in Norwalk.
Cloths, Cassimeres, &c.
l~lA\"E just opened a splendid assortineiit.
of Cloths, C-.issiinei'es, Ycstings, t\",c., yClL‘Ct'
cd with special ref'ereiicc to this market, all of
which will be cut, or iiiatlc up, in the neatest,
best, and most fasliionable styles, at the sliort-
est notice. Don‘t forget to call at the Cheap
Cash Tailo1'iiig Establisliment, No. 3 Skiddy’s
Building. C. S. LOCKWOOD.
March 26th, 1853.
Cheap for Cash.
HE subscriber would offer for sale cheap for
cash French and Ainerican Window Glass,
all sizes ; rich fancy China and Bohemian
Ware; fine German Aecordcons and Violins.
Call and examine. T. B. GRIFFETII. ‘
EAl) A: FUL.\[ER’S Crotoii Metallic Fire
proof Paiiit.—This urt.ic1e is acknowl-
edged by all who have used it to be superior to
any other Paint in use. It is proof against the
action of the weather and fire, and is cheaper
than other paints in consequence of its taking
less oil to mix, and covcriiig much more sur-
face, twice as much as some. Give it a trial.
D. FINC1-I, Agent.
I-IARDVTARE.
N extensive assortment, consisting in part
A. of saws, files, chisscls, brace and bitts,
bolts, tea. trays, smif‘fers, padlocks, chains,
hinges, butts, vices, guns, sporting materials,
the, I'or sale by I'[0l.(,‘(l.\Ill A: Lro.\*,
S3 and 95 Water street, Bridgeport.
Zinc Paints.
HE subscriber offers a f'iill assortment of the
celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising snow
white, white, pearl and brown, ground in oil,
niaiiuf'act.uret'l by the “New Jersey Zinc Coin-
pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices.
WM. C. STREET.
Wrapping Paper.
REAMS Straw, Manilla and Hard-
5O ware Wrapping Paper, Cap and Let-
ter Paper, at mill prices, just received, at
BISSELUS.
Ghoice and selected Teas.
4 CI-IESTS of Green and Black Teas.
Coffee and Teas. warraiitcd to please;
iiiprice and quality, they defy superiority.
1.‘ SH, liobstcrs, Clams and Oys-
ters; Fruits of all kinds rceeivud
G. HOLMES .1: CO.
every day at No 3 Water Street, next door to
J P llaiiford.
Carriage Repository
AT BRIDGEPO1l'l‘.
THE subscribers have constantly on hand
and f'or sale, Wholesale and Retail.
’I‘op Buggies.
No Top, do.
'l‘rotting (to.
Light Rockaways, and all other styles of
Light Carriages. Call and Exaniiiie.
IIOLCOMB & LYON, S3 and 05 Water-st.
Bridgeport.
" FHesh_V§gEtables,
I
I-IE mighty events in the Worlds’ History,
are recorded of'tby some sculptured dome
and the fame of great heroes and benefactors.
carried down to coming times upon niurble tab-
lets—bnt the “ ()i.n Co.\'.\'i-:o'i'icn'r” CASH S'I‘0Rl-‘.,
needs not the assistance ot‘tlic sculptor or ar-
chitect to perpetuate its memory. It needs no
princely dome—iio moniunental pile, no state-
ly pyramid, whose towering height shall pierce
the stormy clouds and rear its lofty head to
heaven, to tell posterity its fame—or the pres-
ent generation where the great est bargains in
Dry Goods can be obtained!
J unc 25th PLATT & NASH.
.£I.I£.Q1?EN,.1V -v "
twr -
'F0r Bu.-itmi, via Harf_i"arrt'. -‘3;n'i'.'i
._I.
,,c:t>:i’y‘E*r.i.rt:i«;s.
N. Y. db N. H. Railroad. I
SUM.\IER AR.l~ZAN(u‘?-I?\lE.\"l‘.
JULY 18. 18521.
Trains fronn New Yon-is.
Fm‘ o\"rui litiiu"/1.
CCOM.\IOl)A'l‘ION—-At T and ll._‘.,‘.l| ,1. w. :
_ -I and 5.10 I‘. .\l. The -I r. .\I. train is la}:-
prcsscd to Gret-nwieli. _ ‘ I
Exrnizss-—At. 8 .1. .\i.; ainl :i I’. it. 'II;e ta
A. M. train stops at Staiiilord and l.%ridgi-port;
the 3 1'. M. at St-ainford, Norwalk and Br.dge-
port ; the 5 I’. .\I. at Norvvalk and Bridgeport..
For Part‘ U/iestcr and .i\"oru'.'zl/'.‘.
.‘:‘»ri-;oi.\i. Acco.ii.\ion.\Tiox 'l'ii..\.i:.'s—-.-\t S.-I5
.\. \1. and 6.15 1-. M. for Norwulk; and 1.30 and
4.10 1-. .\l. for Port Chester.
NEW
gjieitl (.'.'lI{
l’Vori-,es.‘(-r.
E-.\’l’llESS—-:\t 8 .1. 3.1. and 5 r. M. 'I‘lie .‘_< A. )1.
stops on llai‘t.i'ord R. R. at Mei'ii1e:i. Berlin and
Middletown. Hai_'tf‘ord and ."—.pi'Engtield. The 5
I‘. M. at llr.rtford only.
For (‘mi'ncci'icu! River and V0-rmo.>it R. R.
Exrniz;-‘s—At S .1. M. for White _‘iioir.ita’..is and
Moiifreul.
For fit-cairiinaifafiort Trtizimi of Nu’ .‘.'rw H.1-
U811. IIrzrt_f'oviJ, and .”?;.r.'..gj.’.I.’.1 i:. In’.
At 11.30 A. M. and 3 r. M.
For Cami! R. If.
At 3 and 11.110 .1. 3.1. At.-i_-oiiiiiiod-.ition to New
llavcn.
Fur .i\"z~w Huvrn and ."i"rw Lomlnn 11‘. It’.
At A. .\l. to Norwich. Stoiiiiigton and Provi-
dence, and 3 P. .\i. to New London only.
For Hotisatoiiic and ./\"tiil.gai‘i1rl.‘ R. I}.
At 8 A. .\l. and 31*. .\i. Express to Bridgeport.
For Dtziibitry (l7II/ ./\"ur1I~(rJ/r .3 R.
A(ZCO.\l.\f0l)A'['lON——Afi 7 and 8.45 .t. M. and 4
r. .\i. Express.
' '.l‘rains to Nevrv York.
Frmii .:\"(=w }'I(lU(')I.
At'cou.\ion.\'riox——-\t 5.00, (3.05, 7.00, and
9.35 ..\. M. and -l r_. u.
Exiiiinss-At 1.10 and 0.30 l’. .\l.
Front ./Vorwal/i‘ mm’ Port C’/ir.vti~r.
SP1-JCIAI. Acco.\i.\ion.\'rio.\' traiiis from Nor-
walk--At 5.45 and 11.30 ..\. .\l. : from Port
Chester at 5.30 A. .‘.i. and -I l‘. .‘.!. A _
See large bill of ad vi-i'l':.-eta"-iii at the .‘$tzit.inu
l'lU1l.'<(:.\‘ and ]ll'll!(,‘.i})‘.ll Ilott I 1. .
Glit). W. \‘.'l-iI.‘l.'i I.l-Lil, Ji:.. .‘».‘u;i I.
J\'"m.v ]l’ilI7\"Il. ..’.':l,.-/. I832-l.
| , a .
Danlnuy 8: Norwallz
SUMMER ARRA-.\'GE.‘.fEN'l‘.
CO.\l.\IENCI.\'G JIJLY 18th, 1851:.
Trains will run (l:‘.il_V (Siiiitlays exeeptted) as
follows :
'.IL'i.1‘i'i"IBU.‘.T.'i’Z' TO 3031' ii .T:wiV;‘-F.'.‘.*.}"J'
0.10 A. M.—-Arriving at Smith Norwalk at
7.15 A. .\i. and conneetiiig with the 0.03 A. M. Ae-
coininodation f'roiii New Haven, stopping at all
stations.
7.35 A. .lI.—-Connecting at South Norivalk
with the 7.30 .i. .\l., Accoinodaticn 'I‘rain from
New Haven, stopping at all stations. Passen-
gers going East froiu South Norwalk will take
the New York 7.00 A. .\i. train at 0. 22 A. M.
3.15 P. M.——-Arriving at South Norwalk in
time f‘or passengers going East to take the 3.00
l’. .‘.i.« I-Ixpress Train from New York, and for
those going West the 4.00 r. u. ace. Train from
New Haven, (1’asscnger and Freight train.)
SOUTH. NORWALK TO D&N'BU‘.i3s.'EE'.
9.25 A. MI—Ai'riviug at Diuibury at 10.30
A. .\i., taking passengers from the 7.30 A. M.
Train from N. Haven, and the 7.00 .»\..\l. Train
froiu New York.
11.00 A. M.—Or on the arrival of the 8.45
train from New York, and the 0.31:’) Accommo-
dation (Express froin Norwalk) traiii froin N.
llavcn, receiving and landing P-.issengcrs and
Freight, stopping at all way statioiis—arriviiig
at Danbury at 12.45 1*. .\f.
6.15 P. M.—Passengers only—receiviiig pas-
sengers from the 4.00 r. .\i. acc. Train from New
Haven and the 4.00 r. n. ace. & ex. from New
York, stopping at all stations, arriving at Dau-
biiry at 7.15 r. M. HARVEY S.‘.ll'.l‘H, Siip't.
Danbury, July 1853.
. .. ..—.
.£"x..L.L’a..
New York & Liverpool
MAIL STEAMERS.
HE Ships composing this line are the t'ol-
lowing:
A'rr..\.\"rit'. Capt. West. l’.\(,‘ll-‘I0, Capt. Nye.
.-\ll(‘Tl(!, Capt. Luce. B.\i.ric, Capt Coinstock.
Al)IlI.\’l‘IC, Capt. Gi--aftoii.
These ships have been built by contract, cx--
pi'essIy for Governmeiit service. Every care
has been taken in their construction, as also in
their Engiiies, to insure streiigtli and speed, and
their accommodations for passengers are uiic-
qualed for elegance and conifort. Price of
passage from New York to Liverpool in first-
class cabin, $120; in second do., 370; exclu-
sive use ofcxtra-si7.e state rooms, S?.00; t'rom
Liverpool to New York, 1:130 -.iiitl.££:Z0. An ex-
perienced surgcon attached to each ship. No
berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
i-‘non N1-l\\’ roiiic. I-‘ll().\l i.ivi-:ni-ooi..
Satiirday..Aiig. 20 Wcdiiesday..Aiig. it
Satiirtlay-_.%‘cpt. 23 lVUllllCS(ltly-.SC1)t-. 7
Saturday. . Sept. 17 Wednesday. . Sept. 21
Satiirday..()ct. l Wetliiesday-~()ct. 5
Saturday. . Oct. Wednesday. . Oct. 10
Saturday..Oct. W’cdnc.-:.day.-\'ov. 2
Saturday - . Nov. Wednesday - . Nov. 10
i_it\’I>_a
|\'.LSC.‘n
Sat.ii1'day..\'ov. 20 Wediiesday. .Nov. 21:)
Saturday. . Dec. 10 Wednesday . . Dec. 1-1
Saturday. . l)cc. 24- Wednesday . . Dec. 28
For freight or passage apply to EDW’l)
K. COLLINS :1: Co., No. 50 W-.ill-st., N. Y.:
Bnowx, SI-lll"I.Y & Co., Liverpool; E. G. Ron-
iirurs A’. Co., No. 13 Kings Arms Yard.London ;
J OHN Mu.\'noi-2 t\': Co., Rue N ortc Dame des Vic-
tories, Paris. or GI-20. II. I)n.iri-zn, llavre.
The owners of these ships willnotbe account-
aablc f'or gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry,
precious stones or metals, unless bills of lading
are signed therefor, and the value tliereofthcre-
in expressed. 3y
\VlLLIAMS 6.‘. GUlO."S
Eiinigration and Foreign Ex-
change Ofliice.
N0. 40 Fulton. Street, Nczv York, and
Waterloo Road, Livcipaol.
The 0111 Black Star Line of Packets,
Sailing ])1lIlCllt(l”yfl‘0l)l; Liverpool on the 1st,
6th, 11th, lfitli, ‘.’.1st aml 26!/i of each month,
and comprise t}u:fo1Iuu_-ing splendicl sliips.
1700
Universe, Captain Bird,
Jacob A. Wcstervclt, lloodlcss, 1000
Wm. Rathbonc, Spencer, 1200
Ticonderoga, Boyle, 1300
Princeton, Russell, 1-100
11-one, Williams, 1200
Minnesota, Allen. 1000
Silas Grceuinan, S1)L‘ncUl', l-"300
Leviathan, linnpii, 14306
Wm. 11. llarbeck, M-arslmlli "1000
Guy Manneriiig, Frceinaii, 1000
Washington, l’fl:._,"0, ‘-3000
Enterprise, Funk, 1000
Aberdeen, Knapp, 1000
Richard Alsop, Smith, 1000
Niagara, Smith, 1000
Dewitt Cliutoii, Funk, 1:100
Marinion, lladley, 1000
Sandiisky, Borlaiid, 1200
Owcgo, llubbard, 1500
Robert Kelly, Barstow, ]-100
New Ship. ;‘d\vards, 1750
These Ships are the most inagiiificent that
Iiave been built. They are coniiiiunded by able
and experienced Captains, faiiied for their iiaii-
tical skill and kind ti-eatmeiit to cniigraiits : and
their accoiniiiod-.1tioiis for Cabin, Secoiid Cabin,
and Stcerage passciigt~rs, are vastly superior to
those of any other Line.
The Ship's allowance of provisions comprises
flour, oat-meal, bread potatoes, peas or beans,
rice and vinegar, which is dealt out to the pas-
sengers once or twice a week duriiig the voy-
age, at the rate 10 1-2 lbs. per week for each
adult, and half allowance for children under 12
years; and in addition to the above, a f'iirtlier
allowance, according to -.i late act of‘ the brit-
lSll parliament, two 07.. tea, half 11). siigar. and
Iialf lb. molasses, to each adult. weekly, with
three quarts water daily. In all cases wlit:rt,-
any of the persons paid for decline coniiiig out,
the full passage money is retiirned without any
deduction.
Persons residing in the country that desire to
send money to their frieiids iiitlie Old C0ullfl‘y,
and wishing to save time, and expense, can-
liave it done in a sat.isf'actory, and correct man-
ner, by enclosing by Post, to the siibscribers,
the sum they wish to send, with the name and
address of the party who is to receive it, when
a draft on the nearest Branch to their residence
will be forwarded by the first steamer with as
much punctuality as iftlie person scndin git was
present, and a receipt returned for the money!
by next mail.
OOI’ER’S lsiiiglass, White and Red Gela
tine, Fariiia, Corn Starch, Tapioca, Vcrina
cella, Mace-aroiii, Sago, Pearl Barley, Arrow
Root, &c. Exitracts for flavoring Jellies, Ice
Cream, &c., Vanilla. Lemon, Rose, Orange
Flower Water, Cinnamon, &c., at
.'3ISSELL’£‘ Cheap Drug Store.
'I.‘. B. GRIFFITH.
7' UTII Noinv.u.i(.
‘Id ex-...iine his assortment of Hair,
.nd Tooth Brushes; also, good assort-
ug_i_d coari-ie_c,9_mbs.
ALL
.............-..A.. .._
.-;:ii..-:..:-1' «:-
..i.i.iG is
“v
.1.
t'l‘I. ~‘~«'.‘ H’.
l lluuhlm L..’,) .
porting po.-'si>s.:t~xl by the advertisers. will enable
tliiui at an}; pihcr establisliiiieiit.
C it ‘W’- -I..°rii'E‘Efi
’ Not to work upon the
iii‘. a i. it E o a 6.
hit to pii1'eIi-use their
I
33 ‘Ill: . ’ ,_'-ll -. - ‘.
At the C11‘.-'I.\l’ (,7A.\‘.lI .‘~.'.TOl2I'I, of the ;-:iiliseri—
ber, \vliern:i saviiig is niiule siiiiiciciit to p for
ten niilcs t;':‘.“.'el. Call and prove the truth at
1 Glrlf). W. S.\IITll'S.
Smith .\I=)l‘W'.lll{, Aug. ‘.’d. l‘e'5?..
’f:Z”3i=l:Z‘3."~‘3’.
“fr it _ .:
iiifi you W/zéiiiitt
any zitfic/ti n_/zyicr/az'vui'/ig lo //ac?
b'mlilZcry mm’ I1(l7“fl€S.S' '/imi
iiy3.v2ii(1(Zt: in 1'/ii? lies!
, ’I}7([)T’)l6'}‘.\‘()/(i(([ a
f -/it"). ])l'(‘)/I./, um!
_l Wr.zi'/miifctl,
1 U‘
wii. ifsiiiuis.
\VIio has now on hand, the
lat-gent and lmsi’ assortineiit ever
offered in this (Joiinty. and
\Vl1l(‘.ll are to lie ~oliI at piiees dc-
fying conipetitioii_ Call and see
for yourselves.
Noi'waik, Jan. 131.1853.
I
a
‘Z: " Eli’-5"
it :2. i
- .71.-
A111 11.12
I’! .
Harness ihliaklllg.
I-IE siibscriber gratefully acknowledges the
liberal pt1ti't'iii:'i.ge bestowed on him the past
five years by the Cl1i}:f‘llS of this and the atl,ioiii-
fiigtowiis. and woiild inform thein that he has
constantly an hand a large assortment of
Sadtlles, Ht!/‘llt’-f.$, T/"zm/.'..s', Vali-
.,s'(:.v, lirf/Lt/_).', (]a_r1;(az
Bags, eye.
which he will sell much less than can be pur-
cliascd elst.-wheri-. 'I'ht-. best of mat.‘-rials :irc
always iised and perfect sattisfactioii guaraiiticd
on all work (.‘_\’t‘C1li.!‘(l at. this CSttll)ll:'ll1ll(.':lt. or
tlic nioney retiiriicd. '
_;-,:,=‘_‘3“ We have now on hand and are iiiaking
up to oi'des. several setts ofvery lightand tasty
double and single II.:11.’J‘\"E S, which will be
found superior in iicatiiess. aiul beaiity of fini.-Ii
and i\'orkiii:iiisliip. to anytliiiig ever exliiliifed
in tliis llll‘-l‘lit‘l Ii-1.-f'i.>i‘e."£".~l.x.,
Spmtitil iizluilioit. paid to ]£(~,v'r1i1~i'ii,«_r. irliir/i
trill (7/ll'f7_Z/R be (lane at i‘/ie .s-/'im'tc.<-I.’
/ititirr. (mil in li’ier1mtes-t
‘l'I1(1NlI(’)‘.
lF_:g?Jiist call and see yourselves.
F. Ill’.-kDI.l‘IY,
1853, Aug. 9. 1'iii‘-.cr Coiiu. llotel.
7' ‘rant?-sin. ".iiif§:.i1=:;..z-raises".
its .;t'Ei=‘"" is 6.3 "=9?
Cvitiso .. ii“
Cnlflllflii-¢Si0lll Mei-ciaaiiats,
No. 11 Cliff Street, New York.
.iri~: soi.i~; xiii-:.\'i‘s l.‘.' riii-2 L'Nl’I‘l£l) si‘.i'i*i:s i-‘oi:
Miispi'at.t‘s Siipcrioi- I-Eleacliiiig Powder.
Victoria Mills Celt-lii‘ated Writing Papers.
l‘i.‘.l.~.‘.'~.‘l‘ll Supt-riol‘ "
(‘rt-nesec " Priiiting
l-tawlins & Son s English Tissue ‘-
First. quality of l“i'c-iicli 17Itrainarine Blue.
They are also Agciits for the principal Pa-
per Maiiiifacturci's in this country, and oti'ei' for
Sale by f'ar the most extensive and (1 l1‘'.\l)l('.
stock of Paper and Paper Maiiufactiirci-’s Mate-
rials fliat can be bought in this or any other
country.
'I‘ln‘-y occupy the large and eoniiiiodioiis
Warchoii.-res, No. 11 Clifi‘Street, No. .~'i.\' Cliff‘-st...
No. 1.9.‘) Cliristoplicr-st., and the Lofts over the
lai'gc Iron Stores. 7 and 0 CIif‘i"Strect.
Their biisiiicss is strictly wholesale, and Wri-
ting l’apcrs are sold by the Case only.
'l‘lieir exti-aordinai'y facilities enable them
to offer all Goods. both l<‘orcign and Doiiicstie,
at. the lowest possible prices.
Paper made to order, any size or weight.-
Liberal advances made on eoiisigiiiiieiits of f’:i-
per, Paper .\laker’s stock, and other ii1ereliaii-
(ll'I.t‘..
The highest. market price paid in cash for
all kinds of llags. 1114:1112;
,.
‘IV Y old friends and the public generally,
J. . will please reincmber that I am always
on hand, at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of the
Red Wa.tcli,ready to Repair their Watches, En-
gravc Spoons, Cotiin Plates, &c., and am always
very grateful f'or their patroiiage and shall on-
deavor to do my work f‘-aitlifiilly and at short
notice. L. CLAIIK.
New Books.
I AM coiitiniially niaking additions to inv
already large and valuable collection til’
school and Miscellaneous llooks. My stock of
books is now coiiiple e, uuil iiicludcs Blank
books; Foolscap Letter, and Note paper ; En-
velopes, Slates ‘ &c., &c., which my peculiar
facilities will enable me to stll cheaper than
they can be boiiglit for at any other store in
this viciiiity.
,,=/?_.~Z‘i'* looks of all kinds, bound in a neat aiid
durable style, at cxt.riiiely low rates. and 'itis-
fi-.cfioii giiai'aiitoed. _\.Sl§l.l.i-ZL‘i{.
. Norwalk, May 210th, 13.33.
, Carriage hlaiiiifacicrgr
At SOILZJL 1Y0r'1vtzl,7.'.
.1 tliia siibscribers \i'oiild aiiiiouiicc that flu‘-v
_ii2i.ve made extensive additions to their C§‘il'l'7.;i_‘L-1.
f-‘actory, and ate now prepared to (,‘,‘((-tfntgi an
orders in the line of their liiisiiie.-_s_. in the vet-v
test inanner and at i-i-:isoii-.ibli-, 1-;it,.._.-_ ,i_H ,, “,3,
(‘one by llI(‘lll will be 'I!.‘u‘i':"(lIi'.’I.’/. and lil‘.'\. '.l'.‘t'
cozifitlciit. that f.liey_t-iiii siic_ces.-fiilly coiiipe-ti:
with any ptliui- csfiiblisliiiieiit in the coiisfruciioii
01 f:i.'~ti-Iii. (,-.ii'riagt-s of any sfyl-.'.
1{rprI.ii'i7ig, will be done as Iie1'etoI'ore, m.,,{_
ly. clic:\p_l_v, and at sliort notice. (_-‘u,..,'_., Wm
be paidlor all kinds of (,:ii'r:'.ige tiinlier and.
stock.
(3l'l.\"l'AllD_. S.\ll'1‘ll& co. }\~1-3,
New’ 63:-oods Every Evvoeizz
)[.7RCllASl-.\'G our Goods everv week with
the cash. and liavizig been long :ii‘:,ii;~.§n[-
ed with the niaiiiil':ict.iiriiig busiiiess. we l\'li(_)\\'
we can afi‘oi'd to sell gonils on as i~o;ig0,,,.,:,;L.
terms as can be bouglit in the coi'.r.fry or on y_
(30 to l)lSl_llI()W"S aiiii goo:
fit . ‘ti
_ Tllla‘ siibscr‘ or would like to l '4“
dispose of a small ]=l2lL‘f‘ consisting of ~..-=ca.—....-—
about 1) ac:'esof'I~.iiid, with llouse. turn. tic”
thereon, with a large variety of fine friiit, con-
sisting of’ Apples, Peaelies, Pears, l’liiiiib_<,
Currants, Goosebci-ries, the. Terms easy. .\I-
so, one three year old llorse Colt. (hard to be
beat in tliese iliggings,) or woiil VJXCIIEIIIQC for
a first rate pair of Working Oxen.
IIIIEAM B. LONG.
llti”
‘?_—;—.
Wilton. July 1st, 1853.
Feed, Feed.
I-IE subscribers keeps constantly on hand
every description of Feed, which it will be
a pleasure to sell to his ciistomers at all tiines,
and no growling. Give us a call.
HOLMES & CO.
8..
-a_n.zna-.-
1' 5-. .-L‘; Evil‘
eommsacooos
1853,
’..iIiiiiibia:i Hall, 281 Grzintl-sti'cet., - - - New-York.
vi:-.7tiii,L' the cit)’ of New York t.li:i'ii2:.'.‘ the .‘-liiiiiiiier and Fall. will find an assert"
1' tZUf)l).‘:'. iiueqnallcd by any house in the City. and the pa-enliar facility of'Im'
them to .-tell at Il.E"AlL on more liberal terms’
& ET. ‘3£"9‘i’iR’izE & 00.,
I in /iorzrrri-, .10/i/Jr.-rs, rim! It’.cta2'lcrs
_r
\.
STONES AND
cat: s.
r::':'..;:
A T
J.‘ £¢3f.2;i*.;Ea"s l"i:2ai*ble ‘E-Iard.
.“v'L'.iIl 1.‘r.-'ilg.~, .\"ur~wa1l.-, Cami.
Qt I~’.‘I"‘[7 L-’..‘-f I ll_-‘-. 1 . 1‘.-l0llllmL‘llt:‘ and Grave Stones
oi"i:ver_v viiria-iy rfp-.ittei'iis, and ofthe most
.~:kilf'iil \‘.'ul'iiI:l‘.lll.‘=lIill. The best assortment of
Aiiiei-It-.zi;i aiul l“oi'.'-igu ‘Marble, kept constantly
on iiantl.
Persons wishiiig to procure Monuments or any
kind t»t’jiIiii-lilo ‘-.’ui-l.;s, are invited to Call and
' ’ s ,-etiou of his material and
woi-kiiiuii.-Ii.p, 21.‘. té...- will be more satisfactory
tliaa to piiz-efi:i:.~i- tit';\,'_:‘(3l1fS witliout an opportu-
iiity of't.-stiiig flicqiiality of the article con-
t.i'aci‘ed for.
'l"hi- L(.'ii:.‘1'lll‘:_‘-‘ iiiid Ornamental work is
l‘.\'«* ‘ii. -11 by an experieiiccd workman, and can
\\'til‘l':l‘;l'l it to give entire satisfaction.
Aiig. 13:313.
oldest Boot & Shoe
. STORE I N NORWALK.
ll-" ‘>i- THE siibscribcr would inform the pub-
lie that he has made very large additions to his
stock of scasonable Men's and Boys Summer
and Winter Ilocfs and Slices, also every style
ofI.:idies' :~‘.hoes. l{lll,ill(:l'S. .‘tc.. in their season.
which he will xell at the lowest living prices.-
llis work he w:iri'aiits to wear as long or longer
than that obtained at any other store, and his
long and ‘=iicee.~_sfiil business experience in this
comininiit_v, is the be.-fa §.,"lltll'tllltf.‘O he can give
of lionoi'able and iipright dealing. ,
R.-pai'ri'ng ofevery description, neatly done
at short. notice.
,4f.i:'V.'.}.'t‘.'lI.Il__','.~‘.. of t.hc best quality and in any
qii-.iii'..;t_v, :ilr.':iv.== on liaud and for sale, at rea-
:-on.ibIe i-iitos to the craft. .‘.‘tore, as heretofore,
tl¢l_;l)iillllg J. A. Wecd"s, west side the Bridge.
HENRY HANDES.
gvgfi; The
Aug. 2d, 195.‘-‘i
‘floater Yourself!
'1"/zc Pac/eel /Esczilapivus :
Every one his tnvn
E?'i;f~1‘3'iZ’SE"GE.£"i.Ii'.i'.
Will-I Foi-tieth Edition, with One Hundred
iiziginviiigs, showing Diseases and Malfor-
inations oftlic hninan Systeiii in every shape
and forizi. To ivliieh is added a Treatise on the
l)i.-ciisi-.~: of l<‘ei:iali.=s. being of the highest impois
tance to lll‘.ll‘l'ii:tl people or those contemplating
nnirriagc. By WlLLIA.1[ YOUNG, M. D. Let
no fzitlier be :i.:.hained to present a copy of the
‘.CTL7L.-\l’IL'S to his child. It may save him
froiii an czirly grave. Let no young man or
woinan enter into the secret obligations of mar-
tied life without reading the POCKET ./ESCU-
T.:\l’il.'S. Itlft no one stiffer from a hacknicd
Coiigli. Pain in the Side. restless nights, iicrv-
oiis f‘-eeliiigs, and the whole train of Dyspeptic
seiisatioiis. and given up by their physician, be
another inomt-zit without consulting the 1ESCU-
L_—\l’|.L'S. liave the married, or those about to
be iiiai'ricd..aiiy iiiipediiiicnt, read this truly
iisefnl book. as it has been the means of saving
tliousaiids of iiiifoi-tiiiiate creatures from the
very jaws of death.
_;. :1?“ Any person sending Twmty-Five rents
enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy of
this work by mail. or five copies will be sent. for
One Dollar. Address [post-paid.]
DR. WM. YOUNG.
No. 152 Spruce Street, Philadelphia.
1y51
-iI.-‘. ill IA G C,
° Ni) €0i'i.iPE’l‘ENCE.
.1}
\'&'IX‘k' IS IT 3
'I‘li.~.i \\'i' In-liol-I urriy ll-iiialz-s.
In Lin» l.l liralzh :-.:;d spirits with a l?0llII'llL':lll()ll of diseases
' lrpi'i\'i:i-4 illtlll nfilie pmver for the e-iijo_\'im-iii
“lieu 1-Ii_vsic?.l In-alzli. luinyaiicy ofspirils,
llAll,\_'4|l‘I1Ill1(l. arising fniin a emidiiiou ofliezsllli.
Ullll ‘i1
1
1
E: "'.‘-F.‘ 5
:; L C3 in
st-ante in the in_endiaii_of‘lif'e
l‘_lie~‘ siifferiiias at ll|‘S!-|lEl:lL1|lS years
.. .._ii Iboud. or the HTS! yr-:irs of iuarriai:e—
in light as to pass iuiuoticrd. and ofcciirse
IN A F’l‘Eli YEARS,
\\"lu~ii [on late to he lieiietitied l-y_ our knowledge, we luoli
lv.i ‘ a-id lIltii|I‘iI.£i:I\l :t‘}.Z|'&‘l. the full eoiiseipieiices of out
\L\lll'l '.\e not often give to possess, in ezirly life. the
kg...\\lx _'l' \\r I-b::iii: in iitier yeaitii Aiid wlisil days and
' we niiahl nut Ii-ave been spared. if the
\\ ..s 1lmt'l_\' 1-ussessecl. is
.7} 1:1,’...-1.\'C!lOLY AND STARTLING
i!:t‘Ss‘ and siifferiiigz Piitlureil b_\' niiiuy ii wife
mi _e:iii.~L-s siinple and coiiirollalile, 1-nsil)
1II'l'Sllll.—ll1)ll|IC|llT€ll,lll‘\'\‘I‘)‘
‘u‘I2«‘E AN!) DIOTHER.
.l’L“:~l‘~'-(‘ll the i-if‘-riiiation cniimiiied in :1 little volnnie, (with
in the u~..i-Ii ofai!) wliicli would spare to lie:-sell"
1:" EARS 014‘ MISERY.
.-\.nI to her lllhli-'|!l(l the eonsruit toil and aiixieiv of niiml.
l2?i'L‘~~'\:'ll,\' (lt‘\l>l\lii'.' upon him from sickness of the wife.
wi i -.'iviu:: him the opporiuiiitv of acnuiriiig that com»
|i(‘!l‘:XI‘l‘ \\lIl\‘l| his l‘\v‘I‘ll\)IlS are enlit . ruiil llII' possession
of i-.lii.-ii would .\‘L‘::lli’L‘ the Iinppiiit.-ssoI' liilnsell‘, \vilc,and
e|i‘.Ii‘...-n. ~
Si'.*2{'L ill‘) TEIE llIEaAi\'S OF IIAPPINESS
By lH'f't‘|lllIl;.' in time possessed of the kiimvletlize, the wan!
of \\‘l1lCll has ruisrd the sickiie-ss and povertv of lliousands
I ' ’\\' of sin‘ t--~i:.:eqii:.-aces. no wife or inotlier is exeu
to avail Iieiself of that kiio\vIi.-dge ii.
-. . . i..liicli would spare her much siifferiiig. lit
iht |lII'.’1I|s of :-.pi-im.-ss and prosperity to lierliiisbantl, and
cuvifer up-III her cliildreii that. lIlt‘SSlll‘,{ above all price—IieaIl.li)
hodies, with lie:v.liIi_v iuiiuls. 'l'liaL knowledge is contained in
a little -.\oi-k entitled
TH E MARRIED WOMAN’S
Priiaite llletlictil Coiiiptuiion.
BY DR. A. M. MAUIIICE.-1U,
iitoi-‘I-zssou or DIS!-'.ASF.S or \\‘u.\lI-IH.
One ll.-inilrci.’th Etlitian. 131110.. pp. ‘J50. Price, 50 on
[on rixi: r.u.-iza. EXT°.\ nixniso, 31 00.]
First iiiiblisiied in 18-17, and it is not
SURPRIZl‘.\'G OR \VONDERFUL,
(‘nnsi-'leri:u_:; that E V E R Y FE MIA L E ,
\\'IiF.'1‘H}<.‘.R 1‘.I.-\1tRIl«JD OR NOT, can here
acquire it full knowledge of the mature,
l‘.lH1l‘Rl'l or and causes of her complaints.
with the various syxnplolns, and the!
nearly
IIALF A MILLION COPIES
5l*.ould lia\'e In-i_-ii sold.
I: is nupi:.ei:«-.ildt- to convey fully the various subject;
[rt-aim! oi‘, as they are of ii ngmire strictly intended for tho
in:iri'iriI, or those 1‘t||l[t'Ill[ll2lIllI§! iiiniriagcs. but no female
ll(‘.\‘ll‘Ill|S ofei:jo_viii-,-' In-:iliIi. and tliiitbeniuv, consequent u on
hl_‘:\llll. wliii-Ii is .~'tlt'O_l!|lll(‘.l\‘L'10llt“\‘ own iappim-ss_ and 1 ,3;
of her ln:.-I ~..|. but t-iilicr has or Will obtain it. as has or will
ever_\' llllsll. ..d \-;lu- has the love and affecticiii of his wife 3.
Iieari. or that ofliis own |v\‘L‘lll|lIll‘)' iiiiproveiueiit.
UPI‘; A1295 on‘ ONI4‘. HUNDRED Tnou.
S.\1\‘i) COPIES
H:.'.'t- Eu.-o-;. !t‘~‘£=.'..\’1‘ HY IVZAXL witliin the last few moutlis
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED:
.B“Y "0 book unless “Dr. A. M. Maiiricenii. 129
I-'b\5|'l)' 5l|‘v~‘t‘l. N. Y." is on the title page, and the entry
III the Clerks Ofliee on the back of the title-page: and
005' only of respectable and honorable dealers, or send
by niail. and address to Dr. A. M, ,\1um-icoun. as there
:_‘."°b*‘lH|I'i0IIs and surreptitious infriiigenieutsol‘ COP)’-
Ig i.
LET EVEIKY WIFE AND HUSBAND
PONDE '
N0 excuse for Ignorance, svhen Ignorance
IS llllsery to those Vve hold ncnr and dear.
and vvhen to dispel our Ignorance is with-
ln our reach.
To enable every one to decide upon the iii¢Ii‘..<P""'
subl.-' -iieeessity of posessing acopy. and that no wife
or inother need reinain uninforined upon the inuiiY
"=“1-“H. Wlllcli. sooner or later are destined to make
f'earl‘ul ravages iipoxi her lleallll:1llll9S5gll1l|’(lC"-l 11.‘-’f“l"~"'
and that no considerate and um-clioiiaie husband h:1V'~‘
cause to upbraid hiinseli‘ with neglect of the \v¢_3lf_1”°
0_l' his will-—tL pamphlet of‘ tliirly-six pagefii ‘-‘°"l‘“l‘’.'’-‘
/1115 7’itle—1)age and Iiitletv of Coiiteiits. togetlier Wllll
extracts from the book, will be sentfreeqf cIiur{7".‘i’
any part of the United Statics, by addressing. posl-Pill‘ v
as herein.
\V!1en Iinotvlcdge ls Hnpplllcfiis
liable to be Ignorant. fl Fr
335- On re- ‘ a Dollar (for the no .41‘
lion. extra l)lllLllel‘lllt)or“ M.-\RR[E.D W0-ll-’\_N'3
l'l’.lVA’l‘E MEDICAL C0.\lPANl0.\"’ 13 sent (mailed
f"¢’4«’) 10 unv part of the United States. All letters must
09 llfxst-Piilil, and addressed to Dr. A..‘\l'. ‘“‘u’m'
CEAU. Box 1-3-24, NLHV York Cll_\’. Publishing Office,
No. 129 Liberty Street, New York.
‘as cul-
f'l'lLL Water runs tlt‘£‘P_- tl“‘." 5'0)’: 1‘ 3,9“
6 want. anvthing in the Wafcn. .lo\.,-cli.‘,‘._ b1l_
' Port-iuoniiaics, Louibs,
I‘ Fancy Goflflfis S0 03
I.)ISBROW‘S.
\'(‘l' Ware. .l‘l-.ited Goods.
Briislics, and a \':il‘lCl.V 0
Rievv Goods.
)f)C‘l{l~1'I‘ (.7utlt-rv 1, ‘Z, 3 and -1 blades new
1 ' ,,,,m.,-1,5, a_ large as>:oi't.inciit;_ FlSll)1llg_‘
'i‘;ioi;1(-, oi’ the most approvcd_ quality; l.ru-
n;,,.. K1,}.-.-..~. «_-i-ass hooks, pruning shears, sick-
1(.5._"..m-(ioii ii-owels. patent gate hinges and
I’ -t -h I ' kc. just received and for sale by
‘“ ” ””’ ‘ WM. 0. STREET.
UPERIOR l.l<1?.l()N_ SUGAR, prepared from
the best quality of Lemons, for the instant
pi-oduetioii oI’Li:.\iox..u)i-1.
r§E"i’:"i,“**“_
M.Ei£ii.LIO’£..
Coup rle Zai Zllode;
~‘- 2 ini:-'1 o i- ;~t , . .,-.
approved beautiful (lCEiC1'lplil(OIln dflgant ai '
H G'.F3NTI.E1VI£N’S HATS;
ivcllhat otfnd extensive amlrnnent’
IVIIEI‘-2”“ AND B.-3 ’
at his old audTong estalilisligilaagigflgle st, .
0077*" Qf Bmcul7'vm/ and Canal
Strcetsnzcar the N910 Ila-um
Rail Road Depot.
Ills establishment has been crmatly cnlari
and vastly iiiipros-ed, 50 that ‘fie no“, ,,e_o ’
his Store with the enlargement required b I)
increase of his business. y
HIS H .1'1’Si.£!.RE CHEAPER
than can be bought in any other e.=tab];51m,
in the Uiiiti.-d States. when the delicacy ofC
60111‘, Style, Grace, Elegance, Material, Fit
and mute 1.--ns:-z.~i.’iI¢g. are properly considered
110 begs le-.-.ve to assure the Public that. it is
cause he pl'0,'_f1't,‘:'4SiV‘C as a Mechanic and An
with the spirit. cf the age—beeause he leads
the fasliioii of the season, is master of his 1,
ncss in all its branches, and because hgig do
mined not to be excelled by any Hatter in
World; that he is £‘mLl)l(-(1 '10 offer the mm,
taste, as well as the gt-ntleman of fashion_ 5
a superbly fasliionable llat, its really anifiu
putably may with pride be called
1lIeal'2'o’$ coup de la Mode !
Trees
g_,'5§,A'l‘ ’I‘ll I-I SOUTH NORWALK% ‘ _
.:..f=. NURSERY. .. .
V "(HE [)l'0pI'lef.Ol‘S wish to call the nu
tion of their customers and the put
to their choice stock of fruit and ornamei
trees coiisistiiig of apple, pear, plum, chei
peach, apricot, quince, strawberries, goose]
ries, white blaclzbt-rries and black Naples e
rants.
Norway spruce, white pine, balsom fir, Air,
ican spruce, arboritas. weeping-willow, hoi .-
chestnut, mountain ash.
Also, the new or pure Red Antwerp, whi '
we warrant, and hold ourselves responsible,
its being the pure plant. '
GI-10. SEYMOUR & Co.
We wish to call particular attention i..
oiir ltrgc stock, (being the largest in the State.)
of dwarf pears, of 30 or {.10 choice varieties.
NOR\VA LK. HAT.
‘Lt
Gap and Fur Emporium. .
THE subscribers having removed to
2 Skidd_v’s Block, would say, that they have
just made very large additions to the f0I‘l'll(".
stock, of new and fashionable goods in their
line, would now call the attention ofthe puhlée
generally, to the great advantages which the
are enabled to offer over their competitors i .
Norwalk. Continiiig their whole attention ta.»
this one branch ofbusiness, they feel that they
can _make purchases and secure a much better
quality _of goods, than those comparativel_"
nnacquainted with the business. We hm .-
now on hand a. fine assortment of HATS,jl]’i
suited to the season and the wants of the C0]. -
mnuity.—For further particulars, just drop
and examine for yourselves. at No. 2 Skiddy -,
Block, Main street. RANDLE 8', PLATT.
PAINTING, GLASING Ann
Paper Hanging Establis/imeizl.
HE siilisci-iber has taken the Store recentfv
occupied by Messrs. Randle & Platt. oi?
has opened an extensive and general Oil, Palm.
Paiiiting and Glasicry Depot. House, Sig Q
Plain and Ornamental Painting, G-ilding, Mt \
bling, Graining, J:c., done with neatness,chet ~
ncss and dcspatch. Also, Banners, windt
shades, designs, &c., skilfully painted to 0rd.
He will also keep on hand a general assortmt ’ 1
of Paints, Oils, &c., which will be sold whet
sale or by the pot, with the loan of brushes.- .
Special attention paid to Paper Hanging, .’.:;.
By a punctual fulfillment of all engageniem.-7.
and reasonable charges, he hopes to receive at
share of public patronage.
GEORGE MARVIN
Norwalk, Aug. 9th, 155:5 ;- if.
Silver and Plated Wares.
E have a_ large supply of Silver Spo . =.;
_ of all kinds, (we know they are part
coin,) Butter Knives and Beef Forks ; also cv j.
kind of Plated Spoons, Forks. Knives, Lad
0'0» all neatly engraved without charge.
ivarrcntt-d. CHAS. E. DISBROW .
To Housekeepers.
, LLEN, MEEKER & CO. would give not
4 to hoiisekecpers, both old and your, .-
also, to those. who expect soon to become F‘; ‘»
that they have this day received an cxten-. . .-
-.issoi'tineiit of
I-Vanden and lV~illow l'Va~re,
togctlier with an addition to their already 1-. --2--.
stock of crockery, glass and earthen ware ~
‘ of which will be sold on the most favor:
terins. Give us a call. and ensure to v -
selves good bargains. '
March 21st. 1853.
Ladies’ Vests.
RICH assortmen of Ladie’s Vi--.
qiiick, or t.hey’ll be gone, so gr»
rush at the Old Connecticut One Pr: -
Store. PLATT & I
Hardware, Cutlery,
Iron, Steel, Paints and 1.!
FINCH has now on hand or. -
. most extensive and well select ‘i
nicnts of foreign, domestic and build v
ware, cutlery, iron, steel, paints, oils
and American window glass-—assor~.
agricultural implements, hay cutt -
shcllers, &c., all of which lie will sell
defyiiig competition. Also, every d‘
of carriage hardware, felloes. hubs
laces, linings, patent leather, il:c._. all
he sells upon the principle of "small 1
ready sales.” ’
The subscriber is also agent for th
Buswell's JI1 ineral Paint, which is prc
fire, water and weather, and unchang.
color, and is the best, clieapest. and ii
blc mineral paint now in use. In fat
sortineut comprises a variety and ext:
that would baflle a detailed descriptic
therefore would respectfully invite t
to call and examine tliL‘mS0l\"eS-
I\30RVa7.13i.L.lE’& EIVIPORQ.-‘z
PROVISIONS, riui.
I.-’egct2ihlcs. Fish of all I(..I‘.-:.ii'.~:
clams, Oysters; <94
.(s «and as the market a.‘l'ords. constar .
foiiiid at the well known establislimenz
ALLEN, MI-Il-‘.l{ER &. CO.
;.'n;‘:i“ Goods of the above t_lescript.i0i' ’
,],.{;/1/, and for sale at wholesale and
the iiiost f-.ivor-.i|ilc t.t‘i‘mS-
"Cyinvr ARRANGEMH:*I"'
Change of Day
m, ;,,.,,..,...- P.-\ClFIC, CAPT. DE 1 s.
T win on and after Saturday, July 13' :
10,“-C _\'oi-walk every Tuesday. Thur:==:
S,,,,,,.,1,..- iiioriiiiigs, at eight o’clock. t.:.-i ‘
._,,.;,,,_. _~.‘:§p, New York, _cvei'y Monday, . <
,1,” and l*‘rida_v morning, at 12 o"c1o~-‘i
1.‘,-i-iglits of all kiiids carried on re‘ --
,C,.,,,_._ Alililictliilfin to be made to the ' -
l’:irl.’et office.
‘WANTED.
l’repai'etl by W. E. BISSELL.
--._.v.-m
NY 01’ our siibscribers who have
,1 G a’/.ei'te of Tiiestlay, 12th iiist., at a.-
pn-sv.-i-ve them, would greatly oblige 1
would return them to our ofiice. Oiu
has been entirely exhausted and sever.
patrons are very desirous to obtain a 1 .
Just Arrived.
,, LARGE stock of Pen and Pocke
J. Scissors, &c.. at the new Jewclr:
No. 2 Skiddy's Block, Sign of the it»:-
§‘«°I'.DE.’. SALE GHIl:.€~.“s.3
COMPLETE set of Mitche1l’s ( ii‘ '
, Tlicy in-ay be seen at this 001-. V
‘L
62iuns,,1”istols, 4.: r::,.
OUIBLE -.ui.l single barrell Glfi‘.-‘ .
tols, caps, shot. pouches, pow. ’
ir sale liy WM. C. l\"l‘-
ll
("HIE siibscribe1' would call the ?“.Y-.-.
1 the inhabitants of Norwalk 1Ul‘l \ ‘--
his new and exteiisivc assortment of “ '
scs. Boheinian Glass Ware and Pa:
Some of these are of the most beau='T‘.
tions. The selections of Watch and .'i v
Pariun .\Iarh1e. Vases. and Bohemiai: -‘ ‘
is as large as can be found in an;
even excepting N. Y. The siibscr.'
to sell his articles lower than can 1 '-A
in any city store. T. B. GR1" '
South
ANCY Basketts, at -.-'r~.i:._i ‘='
'..Ui.ll{
all kinds, at
i,
Norwalk Chronicler