,.-um
>2 TIIE stdckholders of the Norwalk Paper
-“from one to aiwholé‘ set. These Teeth for durability and
on Wednesday, 2nd of November.
____..._._..' _._~~. -- - x - - .
ed were .slil‘r€(l_"llp as wit.h:a pudding stick,
chairs and trunks poked out of the win,
do\v—-—frigh‘te_ned our imp by imaging a
petticoat in his closet, and other queer
lmllgsa &C-" These spirits, as we
are told by the iiictliui-71,.,:_1 .re}a‘;,',ve of ours
residing;-xviptli us,_pumbercd among‘ their
gang tli‘at._OI,Geo.‘ VVas'l1iugfon : and we
’93“Yfl}B¥’e 1 the satisfaction of hearing
‘he f""".":lA.LlI\‘-3.f».‘.5li9l1|l:Qbllntry -rap". out -that
the \vorlfl_.~V,vas‘coin_ing'to'au end in 20.,
000 l’$1FlF§‘rvi‘373€i‘1>g/-Joumcel.
We“._.,tll(_51_'¢\,, frletul Waterbury, we give it up:
if Y0“ 5 so_: as to be toated about the.
"°°m IJY->‘l'ile*..ini_ri_sible agency of_Spirit;~2'. -We
1""? h°I“'<Ii‘6f1'3'eftiiin e‘rlitor’s flying about from
the as ‘of bad S})i1"1'ts withinlthem, but
never k.l,l§.l.»- they wer'e~rode about by the agen-
CY being ;l_}eneath them. By the way, is. ‘the
“ Prcss‘~”—“f."jl“‘-ree ” ‘on’ that road? We thought
of dropp_ing" down at Derby some of these days,
but since our.-neighbor has had a’ Spiritual vis-
it from jsthe .-‘ 'Fat_her'of‘-his Country,” we pro-
sume he will not condescend to speak‘to__his
fellow craftsmen of the “.World,.”' '
srnofilnf NOTICES.
11' Y°R"‘~§_I"iif; g‘,r_;e§.l,ly_ superior article in the line of
Shoes. Slip g§_9.r_ Gaitgr-:'—Crn5,E‘%l.'5 most partlcularly—
go to Mllléi-_‘ Qo’s Estahlishment,,l94 Canal st , N. Y.,
“ml Y°“_“.'m be "#1139540 11': “ T,-"I Their adv. is in to
53F’5 P4\P'°!'- A “ '— .
“Gaanm_Aa WITEOUTA M.u;jru,ff_‘-1_«xy Prof. T. V. Pat-
lf‘-'”5°11. IS 11 new work recenay ':‘i.'asne°<l from the pen of
Bum‘ & 4 It is, in our opinion, a valuable lit-
“? “'°l'k.fi',a ‘~";'Ae.would like to see its valvable hints more
sens-ral1y"a”i‘)p‘recia_ted. _ ‘ ' '
- ...5 ‘:3 ' . -1-.
E”’T“’§ii_33°4UY,::iS, _ulti9_from1he same peel-s—-an excl-
“'33 I319‘? ‘!1_‘m'n’ce_ from the author of “A4613”? 1-ind‘
05-‘ ' _0P;Ee 13-} Nassau. ' . .
“ BE .\'n"CI'.‘o1"m-‘.o” &e.—In a climate like ours wherewe
‘"9 5“b.i99_i to such sudden extreme of heat and cold, to
much attention cannot be given to the subject of cloth-
i:ng—especially by the sterner portion of the race, who
are compelled to obey. the mandates of business despite
“"35 °P author. . ». - .
If then, clothing become. a necessity, and all have to
procure it, hofmimportant it is to go to C. S. Lockwood-‘i
hionable emporium, where everything in that line can
be found, not.’ only cheap," but made up in the "very best
style of the very—best materials.
Dxrrniiicox» Bcaxmo 1-‘:.cm.—"l‘he' Journal ofCom1:nerce
contains a list of the deaths and injuries caused by the
use of burning-fluid, spirit-gas, campheue, rosin-oil, and
kindred preparations, made up from the tiles of that pa
per, for the year ending Aug. lot. It includes 19 deaths_
as amid-‘ sévere injuries, and the origin of 4 tires. In
this list, however, so: ox! instance is named of injury
where Newél_l"a; Patentfitfety ‘lamps nave been used.--'
These lamps, as ‘we have before stated, are a perfect
safeguard" 'ui§'a'ixtst‘7accidents and are for sale by Messrs
C‘. & E. K. Lockwood, attheir large Tin, and Stove More
E:.tablislu_x:gnt. ‘Any person using the old kind of lamps
would do:w'ell'to_ have the “safety” attachment at one;
appended, c_au_ be done for a trifling cost, and thdy
will then be perfectly free from danger.
' Cunxfihhs replenished his famous and unequalled
stock of fine Wathes and Jen elry and is now prepared
to sell more faiahlonable styles and richer patterns of
jewelry, at'le_§s pljles than can be purchased ebewherc
_ ‘ "“H$“prefer's quik sales, with moderate
profits a’nda'_,_t},o_t"_purchasers, to large profits, slow
holes, and here and there a customer. But the people
know when-e,'»_t'.o_ go. "
‘"Lo't For Sale.
‘most desirable and eligiblerbuilding lots in
I A owtolliepcd forsale at a bargain. It. is the.
lot nextésflonth Re£d,_Doty, on the West Avenue. En-
quire afthe ofiiiceof the Gazette. 35tf
- A Card. -
New. Dental‘ “Establishment.
Prices Reduced 25 Per Cent.
DR- CHARLES PITCH. Dental Surgeon.
having op'e'_ne,d an ofice over No. 2. Skiddy’s Block.woul.l
-~ will be at the Store of George W. Smith,
' . Union Manufacturing Company. ~Enquire
« charge of E. P. Bradstreet, A. B., and continue
overrun.
IIIERE will be a im-oting of the .7\'”orwalk
' . School Socii:-ty on Saturday afternoon next
at 3 ofclock, at the Town Hall.
' __'l{he South Norwaik Academy
I
der the tuition of Wm. ll. Doolittle, a
gentleman who is highly rcco-.nn1~-ndcd as an
experienced and succc.=sfnl_tc.nclicr.
.. - GEORGE BENEDICT,
A. E. Bl7..~illl)
2:39‘ ' GEORGE si3v’.\rora.
_ 'Not".ic-e to Tax Payers.
. HE subscriber hereby gives notice that he
in South Norwalk. on Saturday, the 1st and 8th
days of October next, at 1 o’clock P. 31., of each
of said days. and at the Store of‘ Joseph W.
Hubbcll, at the Bridge. every evellillg. (0-W013‘
Snnday,) during the month of October. I331‘ the
purpose of receiving of all persons taxed In the
Town of Norwalk, their State and Tom! Taxes.
on the List of 1852.
. STEPIIEN RAYMOND, Collector.
Norwalk. Sent. 21. 1853.
A HOUSE AND LOT,
of about One Acre,
FOR SALE.
~ HE subscriber offers for sale, upon reasona-
ble tcrms, a House and Lot,‘ situated in
Silver Mine, so-called, in the town of New Ca-
naan, and 21: miles from Norwalk Bridge. The
House is newly built, contains 5 large rooms,
and 3 bedrooms. attached to which is an on t-
house, containing 4 rooms, cellar, &c., &c.
The above property will be soldvery low up-
on _application to. A. GLENDENIA G,
STEPHEN HYATT.
Mine, sept. 21, 1853.-tf 29
:-
New-Cann'an, Silver
FURTHER NOTICE.
S the Books of the Estate of WM. OGDEN,
deceased, are in the hands of P. W. Joxns,
-Esq., and all accounts not paidto him on or be-
fore the First day of November next, they wlll
be put in suit, without further notice.
tf_-39 SAMUEL T. RANDLE, Administrator.
‘ ‘ 7 ILL be opened on .\Io:uln_v_, Oct. 2m}, 1111- ,
EWISCIIICIIIS.
,__,, 1-,...-c J‘//\.\
_vv\-.¢..»..vV\-V.-.»-V l'J‘7v'~“» . .
.~. *~trn<-f. .~
i liosion, .\. ll. I='iv.'i"l‘II.‘~'i-‘il.l. 5. If‘
.‘-'01'wnlk('l;I'/.<vlf(:andtliv Ixmsl in‘.
culnfin-gr New sg.--.’-per.-‘ lnnflx in 1114- 1.1.1.: .
, Cnmuiu.-x. '
I 3. .2.
lY\ll'0RTERS .-\.\'n ‘.‘»'liC)i.!-‘.~'.-\l.l-.3 .\ 1-'.F. .!i_ 1.11-\I.I-;i‘..< If
i HOI._J'SE."i‘.;"'t";‘.ir.‘-1'.§-;"f\CS‘~i';‘.‘II. G112... 7£;,‘§Z-Z.32.-.-
- (' ‘ B‘. /1‘ : . JN-C21.’ Y0/' ‘.
, - 9,1 /')£7':.'t a_//‘ I‘ ‘ C” W
' QILV 1;.-. ‘lair-<1 ii c.rc. Lutlrry utsilllflll ..I Hi
lg! anal liritnnnia Ware. .l;11).:n1ic1'j.'. Fl‘CllCll
(‘coking I'ten.=-ifs, C‘omposZiion. Iimnm.-llc<.l and
Iron Iloilnw Ware. .lronz.-.1. I.‘-oppcr and Bra.~‘.=
Goods: Fancy Articles. E-atiaing _\.ppai'o.tL1-“:
Brushes, M ats, E'.l:I{<"l:3. lief‘:-igei-oiors, .‘;pox'ti11g
'1‘-a.cklc, &c.. the. 311139
mime. zsunn.x:i:€”e%novr.us.
MITTS. 'M'l'ITEI‘.'S. kc.
‘ 1~‘-all plll'Cll:lSL‘S should not neglect flu.-.=c~ dc-
s'rnb1e and . aleable Articles 'l‘lic111::11ufn:tm:~
has been much improved of late. The Wom.
/LI.\‘F.i) GLovn-. and .\lrr'r1‘..\:s are indispc-. “nl.-1'.‘ in
cold and wet weather. Imdics will iiiu IliL‘>‘f.‘
Gloves very useful in any work tluit soils the
lmnds, not only protecting but making tbmu
soft and white. Also, aucxccilcnt rcmcrly for
Salt Rheum and Cliappod Hands.
made all lengths to prof-:ct the wrist and arms.
I-‘oi-sale, wliolosnlc by I-lOWE‘.\’ ck McN.\MElE,
New York ; NORCBOSS &- 'l‘O\'3‘Il‘-I: B0.-51°“?
and by all Rubber Dealers. — . 321
._..__.. —~
’~",‘”[ATClIES, superior article, round and
J. square splints in razmu‘ 1l'm).'laIufs([>lla1‘¢‘
Paprrr Boa-v.9, put up in shipping order. and
sold at the lowest prices. by CIIAS. PAP-
TRIDGE 33: CO., 1253 Maiden Lane, N Y._ If
SEWING BTACEEEEQIES.
GROVER, BAKER 3; Co.
HIS 3.l.\cuIxT. is now justly tlic mosat. approv-
ed, and no coufro'vcr::c-_v exists between it
and any other patent. Oliiccs ill ('I..'nrz:'1c-r St.,
New York. Hu.1/nm-rlsct .$'q.-/urr-. Boston; and
4'2 South 4!}: S'f.,I’hil-.uIeIpl1in. 1)‘?-9
ron SALE, .
IFTY SHARES of the Capital Stock of the
at this Office.
Sept 22-3t
NOTICE.
To the Ladies of Norwalk,
and Vacinity.
THOSE Ladies wishing to obtain their sup-
ply of Gaiter Boots and Shoes for the com-
ing season, can get at MILLER 35 CO’S, 134
CANAL STREET, New York, French Morocco
and Kid Slippers, Ties oud Buskins, of the first
quality, at 9 and 10 shillings per pair; second
quality Slippers and Ties at 6s, and Baskins at
7s; (all of our own make and warranted good.)
Ladies Gaiter Boots, of all the fashionable col-
olors, at 125, ]6s.and 18s the pair. This beau-
tiful article of Ladies’ wear is warranted equal
to any in the city. Misses’ and Children’s Gai-
ter Boots and Shoes, of all kinds and price, the
largest assortment of any in New York. White
and Black Satin. Black and Bronze French Kid
Slippers, for evenings, with a complete assort-
ment of India Rubber Ovcrshocs, of all the dif-
ferent styles. Ladies who wish good Shoes, at
moderate prices, will please call and examine
for themselves. _
MILLER &. CO., 131 Canal-st.,
near Thompson, New York.
TAX NOTICE.
HE subscriber would give notice to all per-
sons liable to pay Taxes in the Town of
Wilton, that he will meet all such as are dispo-
sed to save the costs of collecting, at LEWIS
OLMSTEAD’S Store, in North Wilton, on the
l2th,'and at SHERMA P. FITCH'S on the 13th
of October next, from 1 o’clock till 5 P. M ., of
said clays. LEWIS RAYMOND.
Wilton, Sept. 2-1, 1853.-3t29
3m-39
Wilton Academy.
HE next term of this institution will com-
mcncc on Wednesday, Oct. 5th, under the
twenty two weeks. Particular "attention will
be given to those wishing to study the Greek
and Latin languages, and every exertion will
be made to r_e_x_1(lcr the school pleasant and prof-
itable to all. Terms per quarter of eleven
MILLINEEEI GCEEEBS.
WW. ATWATER II: CO.,
94 '3/zr.mzZ2cr Street, lVezv Yo;/.'.
RE now opening their FALL Srorrx consist-
; ing of Ribbons, Saf.ins=.\'clvcts, Gro do Af-
~1'Iquc, Mfll'Cl.‘llIlG and I-‘lorcncc Silks. 'I‘r1_mming
Laces, Crnpc Lessc, French and English Grapes,
Bomliazinrs. ‘Artificial I~‘lowcrs and 1-‘ cal-‘he1~s,
and a general assortment. of Millincry Articles,
to which the attention of the Trade is respect-
fully invitcd. 331.
iidfiiafa? .5‘. G-GODS.
BOOTH & TUTTLE, ‘
‘O. 146 Broadway, Cor. Liberty Strcet,Z\‘cw
A York, offer for sale at low prices a. full as-
sortment, comprising
French Merinos :,
Printctl and Colored Mouslin dc Laincs _;
Pararnnttas, Alp:1ccas:.;
Bonibazinns. Silk Plnids;
Ginglmms, Englisli Prints, &c.
A large as;.-:ortmcnt of Woolen Shawls.
3m
I 771 pa; 1:71 C arpcl 1'72 gs.
F331... 1853.
....... _
PETERSON cf.-‘.9 3:73.59’
379 Braarl-imp/, Cor. II’/rife Slrcef.
ALL the attention of their frii,-nds and the
trade to their lnr,tt_-"c and mngnificnt stock of’
rich and elegant CAR l’i-]'l'1_\'GS, iniportcd direct
from the F..\'Gl.lSll and l4‘m:::cu u1a1ml'-actorics,
for our City Retail '1‘rudc, consisting of
“ Bo'M2‘m'.xc"’ Carpets,
in one entire piecc——mcdulliou cent re. lzitulscape
border ;
]lIa(ZalZ'z'0n (.'a7~;7cI.v.
from the most celebrated llll".lllll’:l(‘.i.ll1‘Cl‘:~‘._ and
are not confined to one man's exclusive make.
Velvet and /17112713302; ‘Carpc/s,
of rich design and of every new pattern made
up to the present tinic.
Tapestry and Bvn/..«:seZ.v C'm'pcts,
which for variety. style and quality. is unsur-
passcd in the ljuitcd Stairs : together with all
other styles of Cnrpctiu_g' innnufncturcd. We
do not; deem it l1L‘(.‘L‘§.*.':Ii'_)’ lo p:1rticul:u'i;:e our
weeks-—-—for the common English b1'.‘1ucl1es S-1,00.
for the higher branches and languages S5,00.
be happy-’t_o'ser.ve all who may desire his professional
services, Teeth filled with Gold, or such other nfiterild
as the case may require.
Teeth inisertcd from one to an entire sc_t, upon gold or
plsttinn. plates, combining every modern improvement.
Pivot Teeth inserted with Gold or Platina pivots._
’1l»'e1h Ex(rric!ed,' Cleaned and a'd_-jousted u-hm irregular,
and all othcropcration.-1 appertaining to Dental Surgc_r_v,
porformcd with thcutmost care so as not to occasion
unnecessary pain and in the bestposstble manner, and at
prices at leastffis per cent. less than those heretofore
cf.u1r1.'ud. " - °' -' ' ' ' ’
P. S. Powders prepared for indivdual cases, with sui
tabla brushes. , ,
~ ;. 1 Dental Gard.
DR. J.l')i’nF'G. Bianoun. Surgeon and Mechanical Den-
t3st—-Would? respectfully inform his friends and the public
gc.nerally,.tlmt having made arrangements whereby he
.-hn be .,a'bisnt,.fro1n the Gity apogtion of his time, he
will dovotcffliat tune to his profession, in Norwalk.
Du. Bannock‘ may be found at his rasirience, Raxr
Avr.\'i,'r~:? '='t\'vo ‘doors north of DR. H.\t.x.’s, on .Mom?a_:/s,
IV .-1.4;.-¢da.y;,and F'ridays_. of (melt week, ready to attend
1..; the calls, of any who may need his services in any of
the variou'3"6‘E§fi5llciioI,his profession. .
“,,,.m'g ,.d>in": it perienuz of more than twelve years
city px'actiée,'-Stand still being connected with a firm in
the city, Dr.:B.~,fcels confident that he is able to give
-rfect sati.\If2act.ion in all ofhis operations, which will be
LT» performed in the most approved and scicnttic manner.
Tr.-eth iilliedayith gold or other material, ns_circumstu.n-
gag ;.;;u,y‘__.c'1'i4s':”¢‘r‘tt*‘.‘-‘ Teeth extracted with case," when so
far diseased as b(.“‘)\L'lDGllf4ll)lC.*
D,._ };_’i, prep”-_o.l,t.,q insert Teeth with artificial gums,
natural appearance are notsurpassed by any.
3? '."articula.r""¢ttient_ion paid to the 'regu1a.li'0n qf
(.‘Iul¢l.ren’l Ibeth.‘ -‘All charges will be as reasonable as is
possible‘, ;tbi»comhine.the best uiatcrlals with perfeét
\\’url:r|x.'1i,n5_l_4ip,._f -' '
All ofigga-i.io_n~s
jfairrafntod ~
.4...‘-..—-—-——-——-——-?-——-i
3-l’roi'essor Amx. C. Bauurs TIZICOPHEBOES, on Ms-
Dlcanm COMPOUND, for Beautifying, Curling, _l’rc.servi.ng,
Restoring and strengthening the Hair, Relieving Diseases
of the Skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains, and Healing bk-
tornal Wounds.“ Bounded by no geographical lines, the
reputation of B.umv's 'l‘iuco.rm:aors pervades the Union.
Tug gn]9§_oT.l.’ll0. article of late years have increased in 9.
ratio thatalxnoat-,e’xccn.la belief‘. Professor HARILY, after
a careful examination of his sales’ books, finds that the
nurnbcr of bottles delivered to order, in Qhantitics of
from half a groin "upward, during the year 1852, was
withinati . f:9,,. ,4. . . _
It is iinnge" ‘present at length the evidences of
the wonderful‘ properties of the Tricopherous, when the
public luv, _ ishod such an mdorsement as‘this. The
.-heapuesa, , he article and the -explanations given of
its chemilcafaction upon the hair, the scalp, and in all
cases of superficial irritation, first rcenmmenderi it to the
attention of the people. This was all that the inventor
desired. , Every bottle advertised itself. The effects of"
fluid oxcx9a_¢§'ed'__e_xpcctation.—-it acted like a charm.
The ladies wouldnot be" without ft. Country dealers in
every section of the; United States found theyunnst have
it ; aindtlius wafi built up a wholesale trade of an extent
mthertb-» unheard as-regards articles of this kind.
The highest point‘?lm.s.-_not yet been reached, and it is
believed f.ha.t_tbe sales this _veur will be a million and a
half of bottles. 3
Depot gnd_,xg_gnfaet_ory, No._]37 Broadway, New-York.
Retail pri'eb7‘€F'25'cén,€§7:& large‘/bottle. '
Liberal discount. to purch.\.sors by the quantity. Sold
by all tho,» incl al merchants and drnggistn throughout.-
11',e Un es;-and.. Canada, .\lc-xico, West Indies,
G;-eg¢B ‘iaifce, &'c., "and by_J._ W. Taylor. West-
port. - _ -. 3|1\*21
VERY'De5sription -of’ Job Work, executed
Neatl‘y',"Ch'eaply:and Quickly, at the Ga-
zette Job Office“, - .'_' _- J <
.__.-_.. ‘~-~~'x-~~-—— -
' ‘Supt. 'e1.t.,"b;.~I a{..»~.=.}vm. C‘. smith.‘ Miss Amanda M.
Bout,on'of Roxbury.'D<-leware co. N. Y.,‘ to Mr. Martin
Mead, of Red ling, Fuirfield 03., Conn.
. s .§rz's.n..
In Wilton. Sept. 25th, Bela Sf. Jolm, aged 80 years.
in .\'orth Castle‘, Charles Alfred, son- of, Alfred and
Marv Dilaeman,‘ nged"Tmon‘.hs and 11 days.
L-..-.-_.-L-k
Burning Fluid.
vnav sup:e‘rio1- article of Burning Fluid
forV’sa._le by , WM. C. STREET.
Manufacturing Company are hereby notified
that an instalment of Twenty (20) per cent was
laid this day by the Directors of said Co., paya-
ble to the'T|-eagu . on the 7th day of Oct, 1843.
2t93, S. E. 0'-LMSTEAD, See. and Trcas.
, WANTED.
Tailor, one who can ‘act in the ‘capacity of
A Cutter and salesman. T- RIL
sept. f24tl|.= _ ‘
I ' Notice’.
- RS. "L. A. S.\m'n’s Boarding and Day
M School, for Young Ladies, will re-open
A. Scllcckiv
‘JC
Circulars may be obtained at Mr.
Bookstore or at the Seminary, Oak
" Auction.
'WII.L be sold in Rcatling, on the 15th of
Oct. so much of‘ the real Estate of E. A.
. Sanford as ‘we shall describe below: two dwgcl~
liug Homes, 22 Acres 1 rood 2 rods of land, on:
undivided half‘ of eight Acres. one new larg.
can-iago‘.,S_h_op, two Blacksmith shops" one sav-
mill, one {mdivlded half of machine sbop.- »
2939 j J ESSE BA,/V'KS, Truslee.
Dated a‘ Redding_, Sept. 26 1853. '
ESTATE of DANIEL DAVIS late of New
Rrfercncrs.—’l‘he President and Faculty of
Yale College. Wilton, Conn., Sept. 26th.
District of JV‘orwaIlr ss. Probate Court, Sop-
tcmlmr 24th. 1853.
Canaan, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
w_alk hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts, properly
attested, within said time, will be dcbarred a
recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate,
are requested to make immediate payment to
PETER SMITH, Adniinistrat-or.
Still! with the will annexed.
District of .}\"orwa._I/r, ss. Probate C'om't, Sep-
tember 17th, 1953. ‘ ,
STATE of ISAAC STERLING, late of Wil-
ton, in said District, dcccasgd.
The Court of Probate for the District of Nov-
walk, hath limited and allowed, six months from
the date hereof, for the Creditors ofsaid Estate,
to exhibit their claims for settlement. 'l‘hose
who neglect to present their accounts. properly
attested, within said time, will be dcbarred a re-
covery. All persons indebted to said Estate,
are requested to make immediate payment to
3t39 WILLIAM KNAPP, Administrator
* Nails;
INquantit-[es to suit purchasers at lowest
rates, at -CHICHESTERS.
PIANO-PORTES.
New, and Second Hand, rot Sale.
RICES from $100 to $600, of New York
and Boston manufacture; by the best ma.-
kers. Any one in Norwalk and vicinity in
want. of a Piano-Forte are invited to call and
examine them. Old Pianos taken in exchange.
’ F. H.‘ NASH, P7'af._-jof .Music,
38 I .I‘v.”o. 5|U Broomc N. Y.
PURE Cider Vinegar, for sale by
Wu. D. ‘HAIGI-1'1‘.
To the Probate Caurl, for the J)z'st7-icl of
.7\‘"0ru'alk.
THE application of Seymour Comstock of
New Canaan, in said District, respectfully
sl1owctb:— ' T '
That he is lawful Guardian to William T.
Comstock, Caroline Ill. Comstock, and Stephen
Comstock, Minors belonging to that District,
and that said Minors are the owners of an undi-
V,id_cd intere.-t in the following real estate, viz :
A certain tract of land lying in the town of
Darren. in 1-‘airfield County, in quantity nineteen
acres. more or less, boumlcd northerly. by Ru-
fus Hoyt ; ea:-xtcrly, by heirs of Percival,
dec’d, and highway ; southerly, by heirs of
P01‘0l"i1l,- (l0c’d, and Charles l-Ioyt; and
':wcs-terly, by Charles lioyt and Isaac Hoyt.
A1111 110 f\11‘tlH‘-1‘ Says, That the estate is at
present,unproductivc: that the avails flmrcof
are ‘V9-fltetl I01‘ I-110 Support, mnintmuuice and
education of said Minors. and that it will be for
the advantage of said,Minors to sell the sauna,
and invest the avails thereof according to law-;
wherefore he says that there isjnst and reasona-
ble cause fur- selling the same. He 1he1'(}1'01'(3
prays the Court to order said real estate to be
sold, and to empower him or some other meet.
person to sell the same, pursuant to the statute
in said case made and provided —
Sn\'.\u.-ra Co.us'rocx, Gum-dinn.
Dated, JV‘orwalk, Sept. 21st,. 1853. ‘
District of '.N'orwalk, Probate Court, s_e,_ S(.1)t_
21st." A. D.’ 1853.
Oannuso, That the foregoing application be
heard and determined at the Probate Office in
Jvbrwalk, on the 3d day of ./\"ovcmbcr, lH.3I’., at,
9 o’clock_. forcnoon ; and that notice tlicrcofi,-u
published in some public newspaper near the
place where such real estate lies, tlircc wot-ks
successively, at least; six weeks before said f-imc
assigned. GEORGE A. D.\\'E.\'l’Oll'l‘, J mlgc.
stock, or mention the number ofour $‘:'1l£‘S-l‘0{)lilf=.
but merely say, we defy tin‘ \l’u0z.i-2 'l‘k.\m-: fo-
gethcr, to produce a lu-tier. all of wliicl: will be
sold on the most rc:1.<:onnbl-3 tm-ms. 3m
SI’IIlI’l‘UAl. ’I‘13I.'f-Ii}ItA'l’li , Wcokl_v, $2 Pl-Eli
Yuan, specimen gratis. and all S’riiu1'i'.-xi.
Books. for sale by 1’.\P.'l‘l’.IDG E 8'; I‘.llI’.l"l‘.-\.\l.
300 Bro:ul\':ny, Ncxv York. ly
'.:“'-T~;fi}§.E?.l.:‘l4.'2 1631? ‘2~3’..<.‘ ..''—;'.ii.* 61- iiai£i‘.\2'3..‘a‘i-"'-.".?.~'.’1“;'
ROM rich and poor, bond and froc—:1ll
grades, colors and cou«:li.ti_oi-.;-, ilf-3 szunc
mood of praise is i1'1'c.si.-st’.-.l>‘.y given to this won-
derful pl'op:u‘=.\tim.i. 'l‘l2-an-'u:uls of boftlcs are
sold and 11.>'.".Iz' (luily/. and but one l1l1l'.'Cl‘$'z‘.l
opinion i.s'1lli'.l'(‘:l lay all wlxo 119'.‘ if, and that is,
that no ronu-<ly l‘\'i’l‘ lwt‘or¢- di.-"covered. ]:O.<.‘S~“i-:--
cs such perfect lmiling and ‘curative p1‘opcx'lIc:‘-.
It acfs /i./.‘(' 1.-wgic in 1".-lievingpnins ofany kind.
no nm.i'tcr by wlmt c:1n:=cd, or how cxcruciuting
sprains, disloc:'.fion ofjoints. ln‘L‘.E.<cs. exits, burns,
scnlds, ulccr.~:, cancers. rlicninatism. piles, cnkcil
in-mists, or any pain, sor--ncss, 5ilfIll(E:-‘.\‘ or wc::k-
floss ofjoints, muscles or ligaments. 'l‘l1<-. liui-,
ment is equallynpplic:1l.:le:1udcquiilly c-fi‘c<,:iual
in giving itnim-diafc relief‘. ’.l‘1*_v it. -\.. G.
BRAGG dz 'CO., Solo Proprietors——l’rincipal
Offices, 304 ll1'o:ulwn_v.I\'c\v York, and Louis,
.\Iis.~ou1'i. ly
iP1R.I’l‘L".\l. Book S’I‘:)l:l'I and l.’ubli.~:liir.g,_
Ilouso, 1:00 l‘s1'ond\\‘:iy, .‘-Jew York. have re-
crnfly issued the follovvi-.ig looks. Tlic annex-
priccs ii1oiii(l(- ‘postage.
B1tI'rr_-\x’s Rrivunv of lit-ct.-liI.:r'.<‘. Rt-port, 28 cts.
DlSC0l7llFEs 1-‘r.o.u rm: .‘~‘rn:rr Wom.o_. by Stephen
tis, lute I’rof"csso1‘ of the \\'c.<lcy-an Univer-
sity at Middlctown, ilzrougli It. 1'. ‘u'il.=on,
Methodist Clerg_vniau. ‘.5 ccnl.-2.
Arruo.-xciu.\'(: Caisis. being :1. P.cvic\v of Dr.
Bnslmcll, by A. J. Dai . ‘Ii Ccilirl. _
SEEIIES:-' or Puovosr, concurring {lac Inncrl.ifc
and a World of Spirits, -14 cont.-'.
S'r11.1.L\'u'.-' PNElI.\l.\'fOl.O(lY. illu.-frating l’resont-
incnfs. Vi.-'ion:=. Ap1m1'i1ior.s=. .".'c., 9| C('lli..'~‘.
Pll.Glllf»!.\CE or 'l'ua.m:.s l’.\i.\x-:, in this Spirit
World, llll‘0ll,‘,_;’ll Rev. C. ‘-.i:unmo::d, .\lmlium,
85 cents.
llr:xciiz»:x1;.\ck's DY.\'.\\llCS of Mngncti.sm, Elec-
tricity. Iicnt, I..igh‘c, f‘ry:~;talliznfion, Chem-
ism, .‘tc., S1 20.
CEi.E:5’l‘l.\L Tl-.‘l.i£Gl’._-\l’Ii, or Secrets of-the Life to
come, revealed through Eiglity l’erc-.-ptions
of'Occ11].miio:1s and Conversations with '1‘l1ir—
ty-six Spir:t..~‘. S1 IS).
Sfll~7Kl_\'.\l~l, a .21.-lundid Spiritual Gift Book, clu-
cidnting the nature and relations of Man. vi-
tal, mental and spiritual I’l1«_.-nonu~un contain-
Portraits of Sccrs and Eminent SpZri‘.unli.-ts,
t“.'c., &c..$3.
Pm-:31-:.\"r Aux-:, or Innc1'I.if‘c.b_v A. J. D:u'i.s, S-1 ‘.83
Jl7D(‘.l£I'1i).\i().\‘l)S on .°~.pi1'itiinlis2i1.i}O(l p:-.go.c,:3l 50.
lr.1'r~'r.-ix AND 1.'wn.no_\;1;‘.- l)i.-‘cm-:<io11 of Spiritu-
nlistn, -105) pages or.-tnvo, cinboilyiugx flu-. gr'1".it-
est. number ul'17:\c.iu and ;l.i‘;_;‘lllllf‘lilS, pro and
con. on this snbj.-s-1 ever brought. t(>gcf.l|(’l‘ in
nm"\'(1llill1",
.'l1..<o~—’i‘iie .‘_~‘..p'.rii.nul 'I.‘cicgrnpli_. the o1'_-.,-‘nu of
.\I<)(l(}1'nFi})ll'lill:llir‘lll.:l wc«::i.'ly ])lll)=‘l'. $2 per
‘ lim l’.—\l{'l‘lll i.>C~'rl .‘°.'. l1i'il'i"l‘A:\'.
O‘
‘,"C‘2‘.l' .
Ii’-T-ii£3§"3‘~.?.=fr‘. ~
.'?.'EC‘..Tx1:’C+’3 .F.\.'.’.'~.'f-'1!
I’ ()£(,j\(,"I.J‘ ll’.-\'1'l'Il.‘ ". - Ncxv
11-«I
York, flue great Music I’nbli.<l1iug nml
Piano-forte cstablisliing. .5'0Il;_’S—illl llit‘ pop-
ular and new composif.ion:<. -\ui-.-ricnn and En-
ropcnn, by all the ccle.-bratcd .luthor::. Poll.-u.e,
.".'(;,‘,,7u)1‘1.-'.s'n/1o'=.v. and (-‘ll/11:19‘?//is as dnnccd :11 the
gm-ni.lxnlls in Paris, London. and _\'::\v York.
One cftlie best ass-‘ortc.l‘ and <=:.'ions;vc catn-
10-mo.-slit A iii.~'rii:n., wholesale and rcf.n':l. l’:a.\ux-
l"<T::'1‘r:s—1‘. Cillwrt & Co's I’i:1no.2‘oric:=. with
‘f.‘-ircnlnr settles and Mctnllio l“rn:nc.-', of grout:-r
power and more llli‘l()(ll(illS iono than any Olli-
in-:.; m:u:uf'.-.c,t1ir<-<l. ioudoir afnd Coitngc l’inn_os
for ,<|;::1]l 1-owns ; Nmit/.’.v .»’lIz'.’u'.’(a/is. !~".'.])L‘l':(‘Pl’
10 am. in ,,s,.__ },,.i,,g- h._n4~rl lill! cqunl lt’lll}t!‘l‘q.
nu-mt‘; _I;-_7,-I,-,';'-n’.-.~ |llll’l\'f!llf'(i (luZf=,u';-‘ null .\.lii.<l-
cal in.-triznir-nf.< ofnll "im'..<. .Di".li‘.'i'.~', 'i‘i :l(‘ll-
a\
CAME INTO
THE inclosurc of the subscrib:-r
' about the middle of August last, I
yearling. red and white steer, and one 2 your
old heifer. The owners thereof are requested
to call a't_1d_,pay charges. and take them n\\':ty.
._ _ , _ I-I.-INNAH S. l—lOY’l‘.
We.vtJ\"o2:u:a./1.‘. sr-pf. l2. iitiifl
G-'E~J'NSl Gi-'u’.7;'.'d'Sl
NEW supply of single and double bar-
rcl Guns,‘ line and low priced, just reed
and for sale by WM. C. ."l‘Rl<}l-IT.
Window Glass.
49
B().\'ES American, French, and lin-
glish window glass, assorted. from
-sxs to Z(ix;i2, for sale at manufacturers" price»:
by WM. C. STRE i’ ‘.
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Iron and Steel.
AMERICAN, English refined, and Lnglisli
common Iron, us.=.ortcd square, round and
int, horse and ox shoe shapes, nut, band, hoop
ind bolt iron. Cart and wagon tire, cast. G cr-
nail, English blister, spring and American
.§éel, &c., for s_alc_by WM. C. STREET.
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<‘r.’~‘. and Si-Ini:i:i1'1cs suppliml at flit’: l<l'~\'l'?‘l' WI‘
ll()fl.lff.TlC' \\'_~\'l‘i‘liiS. Iiiili 1’ll‘U‘.i<l\'»':b\'.
I T111,‘ 4‘.;\ly ,.\_g~Qnt. fill‘ T. (‘}§llIL‘1lt‘iS (.‘O.’f-S l’l‘¢llb0S.
Ex’. ll. Au o.\;ft.rn.-.i\'c .<ior.|: of S:-com!-.'ut/151
Pianu.s- nlwavs on linnal at _-._»;rcnt lJ:1rg-.\iiis, pri-
cc!-: from R-351‘ Lo $1.-'.¢.). 1’m'(2:3 xvislxing ‘.1 good
.1’i.'u20 an-l not being able In iv.-'.wz'1‘ ..r"t"zn: .l"ui'.':,
nuiy 1':-ly upon lmving :1 line lll.Hll'lll!l(‘ilf .-‘cut in
f.iu~n1, that will (_'iJilll1.'ll_L:"..‘ all coInp:u'E.- on for
i 1’r.":‘(' and (,_'.'Ia.’.*‘.'_'1/. _
1 '1‘ (?li1.m:ur_.i Co._. bc£.'1g{ Ilic uII.'m.'-‘S of //It’
.71=.'0li«/71. 1’(7fmil', arc Ilwrz;/'u1'(' crIr1.’u'('1I tn .'~.'I'})-
ply Um pu.’;.l2'c (:1. lower prim-..~' h‘.-in: (mg; ,rIf:"-‘H’
:’.au.-re. 3111
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"E0 T253} WEUSTC‘ .5 ‘F.-‘ 'VJ’0'.*‘:fJi'..‘;-3
,‘I.»\'I\'O l~'()il’l‘1-IS, l§l§.\'.\'i'I'i"l‘ ti: (.'O._.‘.'ii2
i.-ro'.ul\vny. New Ym‘l(_. arc 1n:\nui':1ctr.ring
and b:'.\‘-.! con.--tnnily on l:n:'.d an cxfrn.~:iv(= as-
sf._\'lc and air/.:=_. from U to 7 Lil Ol'i‘.\‘.'i-I from
$100 to :'-.l.t‘J::s)c-.~.cl). We ll‘.l.\'L‘ i.r.~".i1uoui:-.l:: from
the fir;-t I-‘in.-lists in the country of t_.‘u- supc-'r.'o1'
l'lan.:.1.\x«:v. llun.-w'rn and .‘<\\'2-::~;'i‘.w..<.s oi‘ ionc
tlxrougliont llif: entire rcgi.-'.te=r of/our l'l‘.lllO>',
while -.i d=.-licuto cln:<tici1y of tour-‘u has been pro-
(-mincnfly :srciu‘.u'l, all our ixr~".i'uum:1i.~xn1'c fully
‘.varrn.ntvd lo _b,-ivu entire .=ati.-faction. Buyers
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OI-".\"l‘RY I\IERC}IA.\ITS, in 1uul(ir,o_; their.
They are '
.-xo1'f:ne-ni of l’io.no.<. cnil;m<:iug' cvcry v.u'ict-y of
E"®.'3:3.’.E‘E§S.
. 2' " '-z.w.<I;v;»'u.e:y. "i...'-’c°u'.7 ‘iforiz.
{Willi I ‘ lu~.<‘:‘ -
.. f.'‘;‘-' In; l“u:‘f-xx‘ in .‘'«.-\v V\'«»z'l{.-hath with
. iwlilzoud Ii;-'* -lIolI'.m .‘xif;u~li1truf. n:uv be
ound :11 ill l‘.rmul\'.‘a_v. / v
maul iustruinr-:11 at ‘.1 low ]u'icu will be .'l1l'i‘ to
mi «...-....- .~: LfI\'COLZ\' a ',1'11n.u1°so:~:'.=.'
ly -1-ll l§1'o:tI.l\\'z\y, .\'c'.V York.
& B4’-.’.s..».?'3§'..Elt.‘.'
‘i "32-ZO2l.=§.“.':iAl.E .'i1$iE£lU€iGI£iT
E32 Ves.-’_2/ St, Wm‘ G9'cemc2'c/(.51., IV. I’.
IIDERS pcr::=onnll_v or by letter equally re-
garded in prices, qualifies. dispatch, dc. ly
S'l"E.A'_‘]?ED
- FROM the subscriber a yearling
--i-"-K-:~€-licif'cx'. She had a large white star
in ‘her forr.-hand, hind legs were also white,
land white imdcr the br.-ll_v——bo.:ly rod. Slic
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had two quite 1:11-go"-'-m;!.v lmrli of in-r horns.
‘ Whoever will return st. ".1 l.cii'cr or give ini‘orni-
niion wlicrc she may be found, will be suitably
‘ rr-wnrdcd. JUIIN 1(.\'.-\I’I’.
.-"\“ur(.'.vrI1'l.', (F/(1.1-—iIi/'1) .’>‘l‘/If. 17.
'l‘H. ll? NEVV-YORIK 'Ii‘iz’.!BI,'N C.‘
‘it; "'.='ZéEIlZ§§".s”.$.Z'
Z‘? the 11111 of last April. TIIEI).-\lL\7 T II-
BUNE. having completed its twcifili year,
was enlarged more tlmn one fourth. or to the
size of The Lam/on "1'.~mc-s inziking if. consider-
ably larger than any of-I101‘ cheap Daily publish-
cd in this country or in 1110 world. {fin clmllgc
in price was made in conaacqucncc of this
; Enlnrgcmcxit-—tlic paper being still ull'ordc-d
” to Mail SulJsc1'ilu:-1'.-.' at ‘.45 per annum, and
sold to Cm'rie1's and to Agents ordering it by
Iixprcss or Mail for dist-.1nt sale at $1 50 for one
hundrv.-d copin.-.~:, or 81.3 pcr thousand copies,
payable in advance. At these prices our ag-
gregate receipts for our entire Daily edition do
not exceed the sums we my for Paper and Ink,
leaving all other expenses to be defrayed from
our receipts for Advertising. In other words,
we return to each purcliascr of our paper from
us his monc_v’.<s worth in the naked sheet we S‘.!ll(I
liim.!looking for the reward of our own labor
and the licavy expenses of ’l‘clcgrapl1ix1g, Cor-
respondence, Reporting. Conipositiou, Printing,
Mailing, llook-keeping. .3Lc.. to our Advertisers
alone. We do not think it now possible to
chcapen newspapers beyond this point; if it
over slmllbc licrcoffcr._ we intend to be even
with the foremost in demonstrating the l'~.1ct.
Om‘ Snni-TVec/51,1/, Eurogn-(171, and Califor-
mu etlition.-1 were enlarged siuiultmicously and
equally with the Daily, also without any in-
crease of price. We 1'cSp:,-cifully solicit a coin-
pnrison of'om'_Scmi-Weekly at :33 per unnum,
(two copies sent a full year for $5, and ten cop-
ies forS20,) with any 31 or Scini-Weeltly,
and will cbecrf'ull_v send copies for this purpose
upon direct or post-paid application.
7 '/'w .‘\".=u--1’nrk IVm’.~I_i/’ ‘ribune entered on
its tliirfor-ntli year on the 3d ol'Scptembcr, when
it. was in like manner enlarged to the size oftbc
Sciiii-l\'c-ekly and Daily, adding more than onc-
fonrth to its capocity—-also without Im‘.1‘C:tsi: of
price. This Enlargement adds at least 3320.000
per annum to our expenses, in addition to the
previous cost of our Daily Enlargement alre-.1d_v
CIIIJCICLI. All our editions now appear in new
and beautiful type, prepared expressly f'or this
paper. Our Steam Cylinder Presses are not
.~:11rpn.=ssed by any in the world. Even though
our Weekly Edition should be rapidly run up
to 100,000. copies, we are prepared to print and
mail cvcry copy on the day ('I‘l1ur.<day) flint the
form is put to press, without int.c-1'1'11pi—ing or re-
tarding the regular issue of our three Daily edi-
tions, nmount'ng to 'I“.vcut_v-odd Tll0llS£l.ll(l cop-
ies. We Slillii ready to adopt any improve-
incnts, however expensive, which will enable us
to rlisscniinnte intelligence more freshly and of-
fcct.ivcl_v. and shall especially hail, us: we labor
to effect, a radical improvement in the cclc1‘iiy
and reliability of the Mails. ’
Tim 'l‘i:Inrfx1: has not now its clinrnctor to
m::kc- or to proclaim. It has supported the
Whig party because the distinctive principles of
that party appeared to favor the great ends
which it has labored to subscrvc ; it never ad-
V0-.’?fltCtl(LIll0:1Sli1'Cl)eCflIlS€‘ it vvn:-: proposed or
Sllfiillllcll by the Whig party. It holds itself at
all times as free to condemn unsound principles,
nu wise measures or corrupt acts should the two
former be propoundcd or the latter perpetrated
by Wliig.‘-' as though they had emanated from
the ho;-"tile camp. In so far as Peace, Liberty,
l-Iducaifion, Ty-tmmrnucc, lufcruul Improvement
and In-.lu.~:trinl llnvclopmcnt may be zzubsorvmll
by acting with the W1‘-i_;' pnrfy, it must continue
to ho, as it has been. \\'li_ig.
Tliongli never acting with any .~\bolitiou or
otbcr one-idca party, Tm-1 '1'nmL'xi; is and must
be the relentless foe of Ilunmu Slavery. as of
‘.\'Il:llC\'(‘l' clsc tends to degrade Labor and ob-
struct the intellectual and social development
ofuny portion of mankind. Were it able to
perceive that a vote in .\’ow-York could '.1lI0llSll
Slavcry in Carolina. it. might attach itself to
some one of tho expressly Anti-Slave-ry parties ;
-lacking that light, it declines to abuzuion the
.~:u‘..i.stnncc for the Sll{l.(lO\V of political good.-
lut. \\'lllI(.‘ it docs not see its way clear of‘ any
effective Political action agnins-,t S1-.ivc1'_v in the
States wliicli now clwrisii it, it 1‘cgn1‘Ll.~' [be de-
fcnt of wlintcvc1' cfibrf. to c.\'tcud the gizmt
wrougundc1't.l1c flag ofonr Union, or to ob-
struct by its power the progrrcss 0l';\l)0lillOl1 in
other land.-'. as among the most urgent and sa-
c.1-ml of public duties. not to be subordinated to
any party ('UZlSI(lCI'{llll)ll wlintcvcr. And, while
If does not propose to nmltc Ariti-Slavery the
i.)'.ll.~'L‘S of'l’olitic:\l action. other than defensive.
it will iicglcct no opportunit_v, remit no effort.
so to iliffu.-'0 I.iglit and 'i‘rufl1 as to render the
confiniuincc of'Sl-av:-.y impo2=siblc in :1 land ir-
l‘2".Lli:\l.(‘il by the sun oi'Cln-istinuiiy :u1'd boasting
itsr-lt'tim great cxcmplnr of Political Just-ic'c
-.'.ud ln'.v-_g'u-.\1'(lc<I I"r(-i-(loin.
For 'l‘rnip(‘ranc:.- in all fliiiig.-. but c.-pccially
the disu.~'c of lntoxicazfing .li*.,*\‘(‘1‘t1,’,*’(‘S and the
legal suppression of tho i.iquo1' ’l‘r:xflic, we Sllilll
.-'t1'ttgglc_.:1.-a we have :<f1‘ng;.-;l=2«l, unflincl;ing'ly
and uniiringrly. \Vc1'c_gm'i1 the Maine l.n'.v :1.-i
.-.<.~'m1ii:\il_\’tlu.- most l.wm\fi-.'rn1‘i. .'-'t:1fnfe of our
d;i_\'_. and confideniinll_\' hop." to .-‘co if soon prai-
vnil lll:I\‘(‘l‘.‘-‘:lli_\'.
The (,‘on;;rc.<.-zional Reports and Wasliington
COl‘l'£?~f[l‘.'!!lill‘llfI‘*.‘ will, as her:-toi‘orc. be both rc-
linblc and Hit}.-‘f':1cf.oi'_\'.
The ).i:1rki,-is for Grain. Cnitlc. Cotton and
other products of the country. wil rcccivc
prompt attention nnd be reliably 1'!‘-])Ol'l".(l in
Tim Zl'riimm. ‘
On our <.‘.Ol'l‘(‘S1)O‘.1Llf‘l1(‘P. with the mo.-f. impor-
tant points llll'0ll;:_'ll0lll.- the world we need not
llL‘l'(‘. dilate. Of the fact that our Associate
IS.-\Y.\Il D 'I‘.\YI'.(_'lll is now on the 0lllCl' side
of the globe. .sc.-mlin,;_' us :‘.:l\'ICcS from the seat
of \'.':11' in C-liinn. and oxp<=(:ifn;' soon to depict
{or our 1'6,-:\\‘ll€i‘.~', flu‘ pliysicnl, moral and social
cli:u'acf«-1'i:<iic< ofjrnl<msy;c'u:mlc«l Jar an. the
public. is alrcady :l.W7.1l‘l‘.. II.» will probably rc-
tnrn by v.'::y of.\u.-'l.r~.-.li:1 and California. in boil:
of \\'lll('.Il we llz1\'l‘ scvornl corrc.spomlcnfs.—
irit-fly—-'.vo slinll .-‘p-are no expo-u.se to keep our
run-.li~r.s wc-ll :u.lvi.~'< Ll on cvcry .~'ubjcctof'intcrcst,
and doubt not flint. ilic .-zanm gc.n..-i'0us measure
of‘ p:\‘.1'o1'i:igc liiiiuz-rlo accorded to us will con-
tinue to repay all our c.\'rrtions.
We rnrciy employ ’I‘1'.1vcling .-\gci1ts, as so
many impo;-fc1'.s nrc habitually prowling in the
-.i-:-'.n.i‘.i~.il capacity of solicitors forjonrnnls. Wu
[)i‘t for flu-.1. our suli.-'cribcr.-' Sllflll pay their mou-
cy to persons they know and of whose integrity
tlioy are nssurcil. Any friend who believes he
will do good by incrcavin_-_,>' the cimnlution of
'l‘11i«; 'l‘r.uu‘.\'i-‘. is authorized tosolicit and receive
stilt.-:c1-iptious; .-mu. on due proof that money
line: boon mnilcd and post-paid to our address,
we take the l'LS])OllSil)lllf_\' of its safe transmis-
sion. Spcciimm copies will 1,-rr»mpf.ly be sent
wiflionf. (:llt1l'j__-'i‘ to those requiring thorn. and we
f.ru.<f.1n-.1ny f'riciul.-' will be lllO'\'(:ll to ask their
nciglibor.< and flCqllflllll'.1ll(‘.(‘S tojoin in making
up :1 (‘-lnb fo cmuinoticc with our l‘:2ll{ll'_'_;‘f‘il Slit.-ct
and New 'l'_vpc on the fir:-‘I. of Scpicmiu-r_. or at
any limo flwrc-aft.’-x‘.
k.‘«j:;_. Alimifcd amount of‘.-zpm-i-iii "l'/'4.’ lf'u-/.~-
13/ TrI'..’;iI2Ir’ will be uppi‘np1‘inl4-«l lo .\rlvo1-tising.
’3’.'Ei?.i‘.'£fil O3.‘ IVEEEEKLY ‘}."'.1:‘i.iIE£7i3N II.
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Wockly Tribune is now fnrni:-:lIc<l to Club sub-
scribr-r.-. absolutely pvt-clmlcs our allowing any
<.-oxxiiitissirnis, either in money or by an extra
pap:-1'.
.*_1ixbsc1'ipi.io1is may commence ni any timc.
I’nyrm-nt- in mlvuncc is l'(‘qilli‘L’(l in, nll cases‘,
and the pope!‘ is in\'m'ial)ly ill.-"conf.’.nucd at the
c.\'pii'ntlon of the advance p'.1_vm<:nf.
Mouc.-y may be rcmiit.-d for rzuli.-c.1'ipf-ion.=: in
lritv1';::1t our risk. but the l’o:-‘fin-.i.'~'ti-1' at flu»
place where the loft:-r is: mailed should be made
:lCqllllllll(‘(l with its coui-~nts and keep :1dc.-'crip-
tion of flu: bills. ‘
\_j_-1;, Bills of'nn_\' .~:pa-cfu:-p:1y’.ii,';' bank in the
I'1iitcilSf=.1fcsor Uaui-.ul~.‘.s, rccci\'(‘<l at par for
Sula.-.(:1'ipf.Ions.
_ .. We ll‘.i.\‘(! no fr-.u'(-ling agents. Any one
wi.-'hiu_-'__-‘ to l‘(.‘(:(‘l\'(‘ '1'lu-, '.l‘ribunu need not \v:v.il
to be called upon for lii.<.~:nb;~'ci'ipfio1i. All that
is ur-cos.-:ar_v for liim to do is to write a letter in
as few \vord.~s as po.~;sil:lc_. iucloso the money ard
write the name of the sulisi-I-ila-1' with the l“o.-t-
(_)illl'.I‘, (‘ouuly and State, and direct flue lciicr
t.".i.“
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'f’.n-stun: re.» line; :11. point: \\'lu.-re m:~.il.s' arrive
oficncr fium once :1 \\'Cl‘l\' are i'cqi1c.~:i«-:(l to ex-
nmiuc Llue S.'i1ii-Wisvlily. We rug-.u'd it as thi-
clicnpcst paper. all fliiny,-.< coin.-iiloiwl, published
in the l'nitt-d Slnfc.~'.
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All1I£:l":n1l13\VEhlllilg'fl. 5
= , fiwiums or IIIORWAIIK,
: Lend me your E3/es_/‘or just One .Moment .’.’
' E’ULVER1v7l.§.GI1ER’S ‘
. Hydro-Electric Voltaic
“.T n
crmsras
, RE presented to the people of this town
and vicinity, as an article deserving of
more attention i‘rom all who are suffering f'rom
any NERVOUS DISEASE. than other remedies
l_n_'ll)l'O presented to the public. The patient is
not required to be constantly pouring down his
il1roat at constant stream of Bottled S-will.-nob
tlicr_to rub himself with fat‘ and peppei-—buL
all that is required to produce a permanent
mm» is simply to WEAR rm: cum.‘ oven The
f‘.«\I:’i' UISEASED for 9. few hours each day, until
the part has obtained its natural amount. of
.7\"cri.vo11.s‘ Fluizl, from the Chain. They are so
constriictt-d as in be worn next to the skin, pro-
dut-in_:_x at Cullslzllll current of EIectro-.Magnet-
'/.211, and can be u:-:.:d‘.1t all times, and will last
i i"-.u'_\'co1's.
1 The Di.-zcascs‘ in wliicli they produce their
uiost'nmrkcd result’.-', are _
Rlmmnatisrn. Uterine Pains,
i Flatuleuce, Dyspepsia,
Contracted Joints,
Palpitatiou of'f.liel'lcart Pains of the Chest,
Ne-nrnl;_:ia of iliC'FflCt', Gout,GcneralDebility
an 11- rzaiownt,
That PULVERMACHEWS CHAINS are
Pntcnted by the United States Govmn-nent,
nnd are now in daily use in every Hosp.tal in
1‘x_'.-vi.’ '1 ork, and are recommended by Profs.
Mott. V an Buren, Post, Carnochnn, ofthatcity,
and are also used by most of the
T.E‘.IR.'3".i‘ IVIEDIC -1.1. IVEI-2N or EUROPE.
The price of the Clminsarc S3 and S5 - and
can be sent by mail to any part of the State-
togcthcr with _a pamphlet of 36 pages contain.
mg _1 description of their manner of use.
Ii [LLIAM E. BISSELL, Sole Agent for Nor-
walk, will be pleased to exhibit their mode of
use’ to all who may apply.
N. B. Although Uterine pains are readily
c‘lu'c_kc(l by simply applying one end of the
Lhsun upon the Spine, just above the hip, and
the other upon the Abdomen, still, it is not safe
for ladies who are “’e72cientc” to make use of
them only for a few moments each time. as1m's-
carriage is most sure to follow bv longuse.
.1. STEINERT, General Agent, 568 Broad-
w'n_v, Y. ' 1y37
nay goons.
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
‘ ‘HETGHGOCR 8: LEADBBATIR.
4.10. .137 Broadway, corner Leonard st., N. Y.,
have rcc’d their new Fall importations and are
¢iae/y purchasmg at fluclion, rich and elegant
Fall and Winter Goods,
to which they take pleasure in inviting the at-
tention of the Ladies, fooling assured that they
can offer the greatest bargains to be found in-
this city 1n Rzch Fall and IVintr.=r Silks, of
the latest Parisian styles, which are truly ele-
gant; including a large stock of the richest
and handsomest
I1’-iglz Lustfed Black Italian Sill.-s,
the most elegant goods ever offered in this city.
."t‘ew and Beautiful Parisian Plaids,
of entire new designs, with the handsomest and
Richest Combination of Colors,
including the gay, grave, rich and elegant
./\“.c-zu and Choice French Jlferinoes,
are most desirable colors in market, embracing
1c - -
Bro(m‘wa_i/, Brown's, and Parisian Modes,
which the ladies will find exquisitely beautiful.
. Elegantly Rich DeLa1'nes
of the clioicest patterns and most beautiful col-
ors; and. in fact, every other kind of'dry goods
suitable for
Ladies and C-'hiIdren"s W'ar¢I7‘0bcs.
Longgand square shawls,
of all kinds, including the rich Brochc or
Cas/imere, Canton Crape and I/Vac/en,
and in_fact every variety of Shawl worn in
any clnnafc.
.7l[ourn.ing Goods of all. Kinds,
As Black Bombazines, Alapacas, Canton cloths
Black Do Laitxcs, Baregcs, Grenadines, Silk
Tissrics, Muslims, and everything suitable for a
r.-.ul_v Mourning Wardrobe. Also, a very
large stock of every kind of
Lmlies’ and GéntIcmen’s Gloves,
ilandkcrchicfs, Cravats, Scarfs, Silk, Cotton
and Merino Under-Shirts and Drawers.
Housewife and Family Goods,
As Linen and Cotton Shootings and Shirtings,
lablc Dantaslcs, ./\ -._1pk1ns, Towclings, Crashes,
Diapers, ll oolcn Blankets, Quilts, Flannels,
Cnmbrics, &c.
All orders accompanied with the cash pr‘oinpt- '
ly attended to.
Goods sent at any hour of the day to any
Railroad, Steamboat, or Ferry-boat, free of
cliargc. (gmzo
Terms Cash, and cnlyacash.
No Variation in Prices.
_}.‘uinl‘nl Swcllcd Joints,
1'-nrnl_vsis, Sciatic.
Womens’ Rights
‘Ti ,TILL be maintained by the Proprietors of
' V the ‘Old Connecticut Cash Store, who
have laid Ill and now offer for sale one of the
largest and most fashionable stocks of‘ Ladies’
l.ll‘«'.~‘.S Goods and Dry Goods of all kinds ‘
Ever ofiered In this town.
. Without paying parliz.-ular attention to our
anti-/'eslea'. _jricnz!.¢ who predict publicly that
we are selling goods so cheap flint we will not
linvc xitoxtoy to buy goods with next spring, we
simply inform our friends that we stand in
“Our own shoes,”
and are sure_ of all the goods our customers
may want this fall, and they will be sold cheap :
if less than others can afford them, we cannot-
help it, for Womcns’ Rights must be regarded by
PLATT dz .N'ASII, 4 Skiddy’s Block.
sscautsful ‘Building Lots
FOR SALE.
lIl~1 subscriber having opened a street
through the beautiful grounds on East Av-
enue, south of his residence, and had a number
of large and cli ible building lots laid off, of-
fcrs them for so. e, upon very reasonable terms.
T0}-IIOSC desiring a retired and yet central lo-
cation, those lots, are not surpassed by any in
lll(‘~li0\\’ll of Norwalk, for gcntecl residences.
tflii WM. B. SKELLENGER-
Special Notice.
Flu-:n:1x'r Orrxcrzi N. Y. & N. H.,& D.&N. R. We.
Sorrn No1tw.n.k, Aug. 29th, 1853.
P.O.\f and after the first day of September,
all freight bills must be paid on delivery
oftlic goods-', unless arrangements to the con-
trary nrc made with the subscriber.
:it3(i Tlll-70. GRISWOLD, F7‘Pig/II Jlgem.
RO<'?l\' l'lll‘1'_. China and Glass W:1rcs_. in any
quantity, at 1I.\[GHT‘S
])istrict of J\"orzrullr .90. Probate Court,
tcnzbcr 9th, 18:32}.
EST‘.-\TE of SOLOMON WARREN, late of
New Canaan. in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
walk, bath limited and allowed six months from
tlictlnte hereof‘, for the creditors of said Estate,
to exhibit their claims f‘or settlement. Those
\\-‘lm iicglcct to present their accounts, properly
attested, within said time, will be dcburred a
recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate,
are requested to make immediate payment to
Sll)Nl~}Y R. LOCKWOOD, ; Exccutors.
.lL'Ll.»\ ANN WARREN. 4t*. 7
Hardware, Cutlery,
1 UNS, Pistols, .-tgricnltural Implements,
Froncli An American Window-Class, Paints,
Oils, &c., can be had of the subscriber at the
lowest market prices. Ilaving taken the old
.-'tnnd of l)imon Finch, lie intends keeping a
good assortntent of goods in the above line, and
wishes to be rcmcnibcrcd.
E. V. A. CIIICIIESTER.
.\'oi-walk, Sept., Stli, 1813.
Sep-
Sportsmen,
CALL at CIIICI—lESTER'S ifyou are in want
ofsomcthing exlm. in the way of a Gun,
Pistol, Shot-Belt or Pouch. '
Norwalk, Sept. 8th,
“V HAD .3: I~‘ULMER’S Croton Metxillic Fire
J. proof l’aint.—’1‘lxis article is acknowl-
x-(lgwl by all who have used it to be superior to
any other Paint in use. It is p-roofagain.-.t the
.lCl.l0ll of the weatbcuand fire, and is cheaper
illilll other points in consequence of its taking
.o.-rs oil to mix, and covering much more sur-
face, twice as much as some. Give it a trial.
E. V. A‘. CHICILESTER, Agent.
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,. ._ 4__,..,,:.. . _
FORWARDERS.
HE subscribers would in-g leave to inform
the citizens of No1'\V'.ill: andvicinity, that
they are prepared to forward Pcaclu.-:4. or any
otlicr kind ofdomestic or foreign fruits. at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
We are selling Peaches from 3s to $3 per bas-
ket ; Customers will please state the price and
quality required. We keep constantly on hand
everything in the Fruit line and can furms,_=h the
best the market affords, at the shortest notice.-
For references, &c.. please enquire at the Ga=
zcttc Office. BROWN & ALCOTT, T
Noun Bnowx 210 Washington-st._. N. I .
Wu H Ancorr. E - 1m34
JACOB SMITH,
HARDWARE
Commissmn Merchant.
AGENCY or
New York Machine Company,
95 Maiclerz Lame, N. Y.
EEPS on hand and has for sale, the follow-
ing mcrclmndize, viz :
Steam Engines from 4 to 60 l1or:<c power
Turning Lathes, for Wood and Iron
Woodworth’s and Daniels’ Planing Machines
Sash and Moulding Machines, Tennon do
Iron Planing do Drilling do
Well’s Patent Saw Mill, for rc—sawing plank
into board of any length or width into thin
board for Pannels, &c. ; Spoke Machines which
will turn 5 spokes at a time, and turn 800 per
day ; screw wrenches assorted, steam cocks,
steam whistle, mill saws, circular saws, saw ur-
bors, saw gummers, ford and rotary pumps,
well curbs, garden engines, bench planes, jack
screws, assortment of best quality ‘machinists’
files, Patent Stretched Leather Bflltlllg‘ at Man-
ufacturers’ prices, and various other articles
appertaining to the machinery business. tf34
Cheap Horse Wanted.
ANTED a good family horse, suitable for
' a woman to drive and manage. Age or
condition not so much of an object, as sound-
ness oflimbs, kindness of disposition, and cheap-
ness in price. Enquire at the Gazette Oflice.
Norwalk, August 19th. 3t*34
NORWALK
Carpet Weaving Establishment.
HjE subscriber would respectfully announce
to the Public, that he is prepared to exe-
cute all ordcrs for
RAG CARPET VVE AVING,
at the shortest notice and in the best possible
manner and for very reasonable prices, at his
residence near the Union Factory. ~
JACOB BLACK.
Dyemg Establishment.
BIRK, of Bridgeport, silk, cotton and
o woolen dyer, formerly of New York, dyes
and finishes in the best stylc, ladies’ dresses of
every description. :
' Also, broadcloths and cassimeres, broadcloth,
silk and merino cloaks, satins. lustrings, crapes,
plush, lace veils, silk and cotton vclvcts, sew-
ing silk, crape, merino, cuslimere, Thibet and
cotton shawls, Italian and French capes. Also,
smaller articles, such as handkerchiefs, parasols,
sunshades, ribbons, gloves. hose, lace, gauze
articles, &c., &c., which will be done on reason-
able terms. ‘ ’
GE.N'TLE.MEJV"S' G.x1R.ME.7V‘TS.
Overcoats, coats, vests, pants, &c., dyed with-
out ripping, and made to look as well as new.
He will also cleanse and finish in the best man-
ner, coats, vests, pants, military garments. me-
rino shawls, table cloths, crumb cloths, &c.
Also. carpets cleansed at short notice, and in
the ncatest manner.
31%‘ All orders left with Mr. JACOB BLACK,
Norwalk, who is agent for Mr. Birk. will be
promptly attended to. I 30
Something New.
VV.inIxo’s Parlor Coal Air Tight Stoves.
Sheet Lead and pipe.
Fancy Baskets. Willow wagon.=.
Cnmphene and Fluid,Hang Lamps. for stores.
Wooden Ware. Clothes line and Rope, Wil-
low Chairs, Baskets, &c._. at IIAIGIIT’S.
Great -Bargains,
T Disbrow’s is the place to get good Bur-
gaius. Our goods are all purchased with
casl1—a new lot this week——G old and Silver
Watches, Pencils, Pens, Lockets. J cwclry in
any quantity, Portmouies. Pocket Knives,
Scizzors, &c.. at DISBRO IV-‘S, J cwclry Store.
Q Ccormmxs and Flutenas, anew lot, with
new Books that a mere child can learn.
ILVER Ware, Plated Spoons, Forks. Knives
&c., for sale at DISBROW’S.
Watches, Jewelry, Silver-Ware.
E have added to our stock the present
week. :1. large new stock, making our
stock the largest andbcst to select from we
have cverhad. You can buy goods right of
C. E. DISBROW, near the Old Jllill.
Taken Up.
BY the subscriber. a last spring
Bull Calf, Red, with white spots on
bind feet and a spot under his belly. The own-
er is requested to call and prove property. pay
charges, and take it away. J KEELER.
- Ridgefic-Id, Aug. 1st. 3t37
ndral Fruitlflerchants and '
» We expect soon to enlarge our store and thus
ilbio nxrf‘.
sacinrnis.
II‘. 7‘. "Eff. .'."-2'51’ 1.‘
rum) v:,u_ n. ‘.r'nn‘.'~'..'rv's -wt ‘,l.'l'l.~?:\a. if!V|7<;j.
[fl] :; \.s..u‘-.<T.'::-'.!":‘. :<:-"-.\ \»3i?l~.'. -
.-ix. :-.3-1 ii .2
Emil '..*._‘.--.1-.-er‘ t..-=-s-iii,
NE7 --« i. Y - r
l 86 I 2: U IJEL S
The G1‘-rzitr-.=t_B~.1ru;iiii-= ever r.ii2-ml in N. Yolk
WM. II. I{I‘,I.’)F‘.Pl‘El.. _
N08. 99 AND 1.93. Wn.t.:.\:.i ::"rr.1:1:'r,
‘NEW YORK.
H:iS11owi'o1' sale an ¢-.\tcusi\'c stock of
_ FALL GOODS suitable for-CLOTHIERS
T.-\lI.OR.‘_x'_ )n0§t]y of
owx I.\IPOl".'i‘A’l‘ION.
. Short-time and Cash Buye1'.’~I. are particularly
n1v1te‘dtocalla.nd examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. ]_v3
PIANO FOBTES.
J! E‘: &4 G 9.,
411 B7'oa.cl1I>ay, Nc7r> York,
Have now on hand at their spacious and elo-
gant Pmxo Fonvr. W_\ni«:r.oo.us at the above
number an extensive assortment ofPI.\No Foarss
offhc best manufacture and of Yarn; Scranton
Toxn. For clmstcncss'of' design, elegance of
finish and Excm.I.l~:.\‘C)-.‘ of wi-rkmanship. they
c.\.\:.\'o1' be svnmssno, any more than in F(:LI.-
xrrss RiCll.\'i~‘.s:5 and B1:.u."n' of ‘Tone. These Ix-
STIlC.\iE.\'T:§ ARI-‘. in t..—u:Gr~: SIZED cast-:s of‘ vmtv tx-
CO.‘JMO.\‘.STRl:‘..\'G'i‘lZi, and have an I.\l'PROYED TU-
BUt..m B.xo—-one of the most V‘.-\.l'.l"ABLE IM-
PROV’E.\1£N’I‘l of .'.Ior>r:a§: Tmrzs. The Praxc
Fonrns of W. A: Co., from tl1r_~ir peculiarity and
completeness of nonstrur-tion, po.=scss :1 remark-
able qunltity of kvcpiiig in tune for a great
length of time,"whicli is an important deside-
ratum. The prices of these superior instruments
will be found unusually reasonable. cousiderino
their quality, they have been univorsallv admi-
red by the ablcst Pianists in this c.it_v.nv“o wher-
ever they have been introduced they have in
every instance given very marked satisfaction
J3‘ A FULL .\xo U.\'EQt‘Ii‘0f_‘.\I. W.ir.u.\xrv 1-.
GIVEN’ Ix ALI. cssns. J. F. WA‘P..\’ER S: CO.
' 411 Broadway. N. Y.
Norwalk Iron Foundry.
HE subscriber would inform the public that
he‘stil1 continues his business at the old
stand, wl1ere_hc keeps on hand :1 general assort-
ment of castings of all descriptions,‘consisting
of Cooking and Parlor Stoves, Plouglzs, Fan-
m'.-ng-Jlfills. Straw-C’zz1.‘ers. (‘urn S}u=Ilers, &'c.
Stoves repaired, and all kinds of Fire Brie}.-
kcpt constantly on hand. CHAIN PUMPS, on
the most improved plan, and superior to any
new in use, are manufactured and sold, whole-- .
sale and retail. Dealers supplied in any quan-
tity, at the shortest notice.
, ;i§§" All orders addressed to ihc subscriber
will be punctually attended to.
ALEXA1\'DEP. AUSTEN.
Norwulk, Aug. 26th. 1553. tf'36
Protection Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CT.
C'a;m'zaZ $->‘0O,000—u>z'I/2. pi-z'-z'z'Zege to m-
crease to Ifalf a M2’/Z-i072.
TILLIAM C. STREET, Agent oftlic above
named Company is now prepared to In-
sure Houses, Stores. Mills, Factories, Burns. and
the contents of each, together with every other
species of propert._v, .~\G.tI2{ST LOSS on D.-\.\l.tGI-2 BY
FIRE. The rates of premium offered. are as low
as those of‘ any other similar institution. and
every man has now an opportunity, for atrifling
sum, to protecthiinsel.‘ against this destructive
element, which often in single hour sweeps
away the earnings of so many ycniw-x '
Not-vvnlk, Sept. 5th. IR.-3."..
T. B. GRII-‘l~‘lTH'S.
l I ERBS allkimls at
S u 1! fl; .7V'0rz(:m?k.
UTLERY of our own manufncf.u re and war-
ranted. C 5.: F. K LOCKWOOD
Still in Town.
./ITCHE S,‘ Clocks. Jr=wcI=r_1; Silver and
Plated Fl"rn'c.v, Port-mommies. fine
Cllf/J’)‘.l/, Combs, Bmzsims, Fam'_r/ Goods.
Lamps. Lamp Glass and ll'i(-.1.-.-1. Looking
Glasses. &'c._. &'e.~
Mn. I‘lDIT0lt.—-“'0 would say to’ the public.
through your e11l.~u'ge«l and improved paper.
that we have not the Crys.al Palace, nor the
World’s Fair-—bnt we have it very la1'gc stock
of Coods, selected with care, and paid for in
cash, and having sold more goods the last month.
than ever in any o*lier month in Norwalk, we
are led to feel that the public are satisfied that
our experience and facilities for buying goods,
gives entire satisfaction as to quality and price.
open to the public one of the largest. (of our
bt1sincs.=.,) in the State. and a stock to select
from. which is lm'gn,'1-icli and cheap. Call at
DISBROW’S, near the Bridge.
‘V‘fELL Buckets and Shicves, f'or sale by
WM D IIAIGHT
COOK ES.
HE subscriber has just received direct from
the manu.f'actory at l’rovidcnc.c, ll. 1.. the
celebrated
Bay State &« Banner Stoves,
and respectfully invites all who are in want of
an excellent, economical stove, to call and ex-
amine them, and isperinittetl to refer to the
following genflcmcn, who now have in use the
Bay State. F. F. Farwcll, Edwin Iloyf, llenry
1. Morgan, Jacob Smith, Nathan Roberts.
WM. D. IIAIGIIT.
N. B. Also the much admired Connecticut.
for wood, on hand. W-
Norwalk, Sept. 3d, 1853.
TABLE Cutlery of superior quality. “'{"_C1‘| 15
warranted, at WM D HA IGHP S.
New Goods fgr Summer Wear.
Ewould call attention to our stock of
goods just purchased for
Summer and Fall VVezu'.
mcnt of goods adapted to this market. Making
our purchases every two weeks enables us to
keep our stock fresh and of the latest stylus.-
Particular attention is t'eq1u-sfcil to our stock
of goods
‘For Zllen and Bo}/’s lVcm',
which is tmrivallcd in this place.
All goods in this line cutfroc u/‘c.2-puz.wr_. 01'
made up to order in the latest styles. at the
lowest possible rates. L. H. RANDLE.
Norwalk, August 9th.
SOAP.
SUPERIOR article of‘ W-.1sliing Soap at
the lo\v price ofTw0 Dollars per Barrel,
warranted to give perfect satisfaction or the
money returned. The highest: price paid ‘for
Tallow and Soap Grease. at BlSSELI.'S.
WET <3-oo:os
From. S/camcr C/zero/sec.
LARGE lot just received from Auctions,
a very little injured by water, among them
are Blk. French C-.1ss'nnct‘c Pants. very fine.
Sattinett and Col'd Cns.~'lxm-rc l’:1nf.~=.
Satin and Silk Vests.
Blk. Frock Coats, extra line.
Sack Coats, ovcr coats, monkey jnckcls, fine
wool under shirts, [inc lincn collars, black and
plaid alpaccas, wool ingrain carpeting. a large
lot of Muslin Dc Luines. S. MOULTON, Jr.
Wostport, Sept. 12th, 1853.
For Sale m New Britain.
-4 A very beautiful country residence. Still-
aféd in the town ofNcw Britain, Ct., is offered f'o
sfile upon reasonable terms. A lithograph of
the property may be seen at the Norwalk Hotel.
To one desiring a retired country as-at, this is a
rare opportunity to purchase cheap. Apply to
3711' A. M. W -\Rl), BERLIN. Cr.
FOR SALE.
7]-‘EN Shares of‘ the Stock of the Danbury &
Norwalk Rail Road. Enquire of
CHAS. B.
oar Sept. 11th norr.
\
~.
s-OFF‘
,,V-..__,._..-.1-._ ..... .-
- .1 day profit.
We keep constantly on hand. a full nssort- ‘
500 Agents Wanted.
$1000 A YEAR
ANTED IN I-‘.Vl3llY COUN'l‘Y OF THE
UNITED S'l‘.\’l‘l-IS. active and enterpri-
sing men, to engage in the sale of .-omc of the
bcst Books published in the country. 'l‘o men
of good address. possessing a small capital of
from $25 to 3100, such induccntmfs will be of-
fcrrd as to enable them to make from $3 to $10
3E" The Books publislicd by us are all use-
ful in their character. extremely popular and
command large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars. adilrcss. ( postage
paid. LE.\.RY ii’. GI~."l‘Z,
No. 138 North Second-street. Philatlvlpliia.
3m3»l Publishers of Subscription Books.
The New York Branch
er":
CLOTHING S 1. ORE!
IMPORT.-lN’l‘ .-\.\'-.\‘OUNCEMENT
(Ircaf Sale Q/'.Rea.'z'_y .d.’a:Ir C/ulliing !
ILOM.-IN & TUBK would announce to the
people of Fui1'ficld County. that they have
rccently made a very large addition to their
former stock of ll-"ell Jlfadc am! I"as.’.'io-Imbic
.l.‘7:'?—.'.!ADT.2' M.-E 4 3'-3 tIE'..5l’a":'.t+I‘-'5-'.“\‘!-.
for nu‘-.11 and boys, which wi 1 be sold on the
Cheap, One Price, Ca.v/z. S 3/.\‘/en; .’
and all who are in want of n gnarl garment for
a. Iitilc money, will find it fort.hcir:ulvmifngcto
call at the J\"¢'10 York Bram-Ii (‘lot/mtg Stare.
where will be found in part the following fll'l.l-
cles with prices nfllxcd :
500 Frocks and Sucks. of Broadcloth.
Docskins, Twecds and Fancy
Cussin1c1'cs, from
1000 pairs Pants, of all shsulcs and
colors, for Laborers. Mccliauics
and litxsiiivss Men. from
200 Vests, of new patterns and do-
signs. all v:xr_ving in quality and
‘price from
u.
I
etc
-7.-
n’-
——.\Lso—-
losonis. collars. gloves. suspenders, Sllll‘lS,
stocks. scarf.-'. lmmlktwcliiefs. .~'l1onldcr Braces
—-—iu short, every description of (..'e~ntlemen's
Iv‘.-u-m.»-I.-ing (:'00d.\‘, besides many other :u'ticlcs
too numerous to nu.-ntion. ~
N. ll.-I-Ivory article will be marked with tho
Lou-es.‘ Price on it, with no deviation. and we
defy all competition in regard to Prices and
Quality, as many articles will be sold than the
cloth can be procured to make them up.
Call and see under the Conn. Hotel.
For Sale. 1
HE undivided piece of land belonging; to.
the heirs of the late Josiah ll. Fitch, dec’d.
situated in what is called the "upper fields” 1
and known as " Fruitful Spring," contn.ininj.t i
about nine acres. 1% acres upland. and the bnl- 5
once salt mcndow. vcry (lt.‘sirnble property.-
ll' not disposed of before the 20111 Sept. it will
then be sold at Auction. For iuf'or1nation, en-
quire of SABIUISL l).\SK.\.\l, I\'or\vnlk. or of
the 25lll)>‘.Cl‘ll)0l' at New Haven, Conn. ,
IlIll.\.\[ FITCH. «
Np1'walk, August 15, 1853. 7t*33 i
at Wcstport.
ANDSOME new styles ~Muslin Dc Luinc.-.
Green, Brown, Drab and Tan color F inc l’nr:.-
1nctt.:1.-u_. Fnglish and .~\mcrican I’rinl.:-:.
Broad Cloths, Cassimercs, Salt’
in gs, a full assortment. _ W _
Also, a large assortnicnt ofllcn-ly M-.ulc Linin-
ing, together with a general assortment of
sonablc goods just received and for sale cheap
at v MOUL’l‘ON-‘S.
New Goods are received two or three ti1u::.='.1
week during the season.
Cloths out without charge as usual. Garmcms
for Men and Boys made to order 111 the best
manner at very low prices.
Sept. 12th, 1853.
s.-::-
..... ,,.._.._...-¢_
. be found Lzulir-5‘
~ iwaccletts. ('\,C)‘.l!“ vm~_~.' flue.) in-ads of all kinds,
NEW FALL GOODS,
i
laslimercs and Persians; Bl-.~.ck,. Bin:-.,
mt-its a1ul\'esf V I
~BTOR'WALK INSTITUTE.
X F..rb0i71 S'z'J'c.s-.
I-‘ii-3.-.x:o .f.'.'.n;s, A. _‘~l.. ;’~’.."/1;-17.111.
‘K
. VII.’ " l.i1_lusti111I?o11 ii: lo-mind in the beenfifiil
.:fl in-alfliy borough of .v\‘orwaIi.-, .Fdi;~'—
:','nI1/1.. v.'it.lzin -if nule.»‘: by Rail Road
-li"uU:I' .»f‘I\:-'-.v York. '1“.2e building is
.2. l
.-'. 4"
Hi‘ .‘
11..-'.; :;_;.! ..a': ’ if.’ Hp; lwsf ziflzigiivral fol’ Sci.-ooI'p11'1=
1:1,‘:-I-~;1.1 il:.'- 3 . .1.-_ '41.: i’rmc.1=a.l l::'it;.'».'3lSll_‘1l by
cmnp in-or -.r.n=i. v-rip--ricnccrl ’l‘r»:u-hrvr.-1,
‘Inn ]'[‘fPi]l:l1' (?r_nll'¢:§-, of slutty embrur.-c»: the 01'-
-.iin-._n-=.' Emrlisii and Scientific branches. with
the Latin. (.4 reel. and French languages. Young
men may be into-.1 for f_'l.":?s in college; -and
if is the «losiy-1 to furnislx all with the best fa-
cilfiit-; for llf.‘I.;liil‘lllg‘ a ilioimiglt and practical
c(l'.u.*atlou. lllploinris vriii bc .'1\'-.".“-l‘£.lC(l those
who coz1i})lctct‘:n.-. rcg1:la1- cour-:=-. P:u'ticular
nttr-niion is given to the moral as well as men-
tal [mining of the pupils.
_ Board may be had with the Principal or with
othr-r families under lii.-.= in=p.ici2m~..
The Acadci1Lic,y».-or is |_lll'lllCi.l into two terms
of‘t.we11ty-tlii-cc \‘.'i.‘i,‘l(S (‘null ; zmd begins Mon-
day Sept. 12th. 1853. There are two vacations
of one week catch, at Christmas, and ill the -
Spring; and one of four weeks in the Summer.
Pu il.-'. can enter at any time. ' _‘
-.rpen3e.v.--Tuition $8 per term. M11310.-
Painting and Gcrinau, nrccxtrn ; Board, Wash-
ing. .“<c., 55.3 per term. ,
Address the Principal or either of the follow-
ing : [RA Gl?l'LIGOP.Y, ) ,
G. G. BISHOP, - Committee. '
.I.-\Ml“‘.f~‘. ITIEINIZY.
House Trimmings,
0}‘ every style and (l(‘.’:'Cl‘l1‘.l.l01l_. wbolesalc
and 1‘c‘r...il. by _ _
IIOLCOMB J: LYON,
81’. and 9:3 \\’;.tcr-::t._. Bridgeport.
Carrriage ?;‘Z‘ardware.
FULL as:<ortmc-nt. of goods in this line, con
stnntly rcceivcd direct from the mauufac
turers. IIOLCOMB & LYON,
3 and 95 Water-st., llridgcport.
Blaclzsmitlfis Bellows,
A-LL sizes, for sale by ‘ _ ,
.__ HULCOMI3 6; LI ON,
8?. and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.
India Rubber Packing.
OR sale of manufacturers prices, by
I-IOLCOMB 8: LYON, .
s3 and 9:3 Water-st._, Bridgeport.
Nails 1 Nails!
CASKS Cut Nails. 50 do. supe-
ri.or Wrt. do. '
HOLCOMB S: LYON,
$3 and 93 '\‘»'-.um -st.. Bridgeport.
, wens l
II.L’S. Pctcr Wriglifis solid box. Hyde"s.
and various other makes. for sale by
HOLCOMB 6'; LYON,
83 and 9:3 Water-st., Bridgeport.
‘ Borax and Emory.
VETHOLESALE and Retail by '
‘ HOLCOMB S: LYON,
S3 and 95 Water-st.. Bridgeport.
GLUE.
ETER Cooper-‘s Glue, for sale at munufao
turcrs' prices. IIOLCOMB Sr LYON,
83 and 95 W-.1ter-st., Bridgeport.
AI‘ PREMIUM
, T [LL be paid on old half dollars and dol-
‘S v’ luvs by CHAS. E. DISBROIV.
150
"fizé7ep‘"cco1.
I) l~‘.*.-‘P.IGERATOl~’.S for sale cheap.
_\J C. & E. K. LOCKWOOD.
N. YORK CITY, FASIIIONABLE
* ‘ ‘ T 7
MILLIIN ER1 .
Rooms .\r MOTT PLACE, Sizcoxn FLOOR.
ISS PILGRIM can still be found at her
I’ old stand. ./ll!)/I Place where an assort-
ment of all goods in her line, comprising Silks,
f.awn.<a. Crapcs, Laces, Edgings. Flowers, Rib-
bon.-‘, .‘i;c.. can be found. Also, a small assort-
ment of ready made Bonnets, both of Silk and
Lawn.
Straws cleaned and all cred with ncatness and
dispntcll.
V579 GSTE3 I-§®§.i'.‘:":.-E. '
CORNER OF MAIN AND WHITE STREETS
Near the Rail Road Depot.
- IIE subscriber having leased the above nam-
cd Hotel, is prcpa1'ed to receive boarders
and transient visitors. The House is -.1bundanl:-
ly supplied with spring water. and has all the .
COl1\'l‘lll\_‘llC(?S neon.-:.<ary to make guests comfort-
:1lvlL‘. and the under.-‘igncd ll-cls confident from
the experience that he has luui in the business
nflxotcl keeping, that be can give satisfiic-tion
to tho.-c who favor him with their patronage.
W. SIMONSON.
N. l3.—Wzu'm and Cold \\':'.f.r-r Baths ready
nf nll hour.-‘. (D-anbury, Sept. 5, I953. tfi-55
NAILS.
KEGS of the celebrated “Tre-
at uiont Iron Co." N:1ils,bougbt at
:1 very low price some time ago and will be
sold loss t‘n-.u1 they now cost in N cw York
Dealers and Builders will do well to call and.
buy. "‘ Z. 8-. PJFORD.
0.4
'1'. 13. GRIFFITH,
Sorm NORW.-iLl-I.
! E ASju.=.t received and has for sale, on exten-
sive as:<orunent of fine wares. such as
China Vases, various styles and figures, from
50cts. to $12 per pair.
Bol1cminu,(,‘hinn and Parian Card Baskets, >
some verv rich.
Bztlteniltlil Vases and Mosiac Safes, of exquis-
ite worlmmn:-hip. v nrious pattern:-.'.
Watch and Jewel Stands, of China, these are
verv finc. ’ '
Scg:u' Stands. fine Porcelain, finely wrought.
Motto Cups and Saucers. ?_ Cliiuu, Gilt and
do Cups. 5 Painted.
China Ink-stands and Paper Wciglifs.
Ilohcxniun Cologne bottles, S1 to 36 a pair.
’l'lic.'-‘c are very rich and hi,-autiful.
China Cologne bottle:-'. from ls. to 1'2:=.
Sonzct/sing .\‘« 1!‘. Snow Storms of various
colors. very desirable in these clays. A descrip-
tion of those goods (‘?.n110t be given, it is neces-
:-‘ury to see them to lmozv of thcir richness and
beauty. Call and c.\'-.unim-.. Also. :1 good as- »
.=ortm¢.-nt of Pe1'l'urner_v, Hair Brushes and Hair
Combs._ ‘ ‘
Old Norwalk Forever.
ES sir, A New J ewolry store in Old Nor
walk. v.'lio‘d :1 thought it. Not a window
in some dry good's store, but a tip top stock of
fine Jc\veI1'_v. watclio.-r, .=cals.ch:1-ins, combs. fans,
port-monnnics. purse.-. brushes, soaps, hair oils,
clocks. ca;-tors, cake baskets. cord cases. card
b-.tskct.-, [some fine'ones_.] razors, razor strops,
gold and silver spectacles. silvc1':.poous. plated
spoons, &c., and every other article usually
found in a J cwelry csfabli.-‘hulent-. New Goods
received every week and sold cheap for the
m0uc_v. at the new J cwrlry store, No. 2 Skiddy's
Block. sign of the red watch. 0. S. CLARK. -
P. S. M1‘. Levi Clark may be found at this
shop and no where else, where he is ever ready
to repair Watches and do all other work in his
inc. in a superior manner.
\
Pc1'cns;-sion flips, for sale
by O. S. CLARK;
2 Skiddy's Block.
.'§676:ooi>
diirnamentai '.i;;’e-xcs for Badies
Tl-'S'l,‘ l'CC(‘i'-"J11 .«-m;z.- lino Boxes of alabaster,
a rose wood. kc. O. S. CLARK.
(V IL\'ICI‘. fob. is-'-.-l. and _:_-'nnrd chains. 11 large
L as.-‘orfnwn. uw.\' opening at CLAIIKS new
.lc\vcl1-3.'s=tn:'c. .~.::‘u of flicrcd ‘.\':lIt‘ll.
Pia. :.i‘?.;1d.dy-‘s Block.
have I'\ c‘-ived during the 121.41: week. over
1831) doli.1rs worth of ni.-xv goods which
\vcn1'c oiicrino; to the public at prices which
dcfy coinpctition. among our new goods may
work lzoxcs, rcticules, block
lumps, gi1':1n.riul-.-.s. ln(:l{in}_;‘ ,-_‘_’l:\.-‘sea fine port
monnaics. &c.. i.~j:.-‘.i:r1- with the lfll'g’L‘Sl} stock
of Jewelry and :'.’vi~r ‘.'\’::r.-. i‘~'»'o,‘l‘ offered in this
county. . O. S. CLARK.
\ S'l‘Yl,.ES pocket knives received and
0 now offering :-.i No. L’_Sl{itldy"s Block-
Priccs from 13. to 16s. 0. b- bLAl\K-
UTLERY.-—.~\ splendid :l.'~.'50i‘ll]l€lll} of Amer-
' icon and Eugli.-sir Cutlery, both table and
pocket. Please 5:111 and cxamine.
' E. Y. A. CHICHESTER.
' FEW Moan Lrzrr, the original Smith's‘
. Razor Straps : tli-;.~ best in the World, for
_s_ at DlSBll0W'S Silversmith.
I , '1' Clll(.'lII<lS’1‘E'ii’S Hardware Store canbe
I 3 found thc'la1'gcst. ussoi-lmeiit of Points. Oils,
1 \':u'ni.<lics and Painters’ 1\l:1tv~riuls, ever offered
2 in this market call and -c him. scpt. Stlt.
£ ' ‘Boy Wanted.
! , SM.-\l~Z'l‘, active Boy wanted. to learn they
Jewelc1"s trade. - Enqui1‘c of ' j
HENRY GOODWIN dz CO.‘ 1'
Slll‘C€rS0l‘S to Henry I. Hoyt, 1\'orwalk, Ct.
P. S. Good referencerequired.
ONEY Soup. :1 new article : also. or
kiuds of soups and ioilctl
L
articles. a
DISBROWI, ‘ "
Norwalk Chronicler