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SPECIAI: NOTICES.
I163" The only way that Dry Goods can be bought
cheap is with the nnsig in hand, which will main; 10 pm.
cent dulereiice to the piirrliziscr. This principle is excni-
plifind every hour 0'. the day, at the old Connecticut cash
store, No. 4, Sl~:i(l.ly-‘.9 Block, where Ladies’ Dress Goods,
and Dry Goods of all kinds are exhibited 1° ,,,1,,,;,.;,,,_,,
crowds. All should call on l'l,£ll.l & Nash and exaniiuc
ihier stock. ~
A Nsw F..\"1‘ERPRl.<E.——I)0n Quisotte’s honest squire did
not ejaculate his lilessirig upon 11,9 1,9,“; of u the mm,
who invented sleep” with more fervent sincerity, than
do the tlious-ands who crowd into the magnificent .Ltlll'IP.\‘
Shoe Slnre of our friend lVll.S0.\’,"Z'i9 Gi-.'1iidst., (next door
the world renowned (‘oli:nil_iian H;11I_) This new empo.
“"111 I-‘ l“‘0b=\1‘l.l' our of the largest, as well as most.
nmgnificent 4}:-l1I.lJllSllIL‘.(‘l'llS iii the Great _.l3abylon of ml!‘
h(-misplierc-. No lady not-ed ‘complain of an ugly sliaped
foot or of aching (‘0/"113, who l’bll_\'S her gaiters at WIL-
SON-’S i If tho esfablislinieiit had not-been so recently
opened, we should really believe that the fairy Cynder-
ella’s slippers, were constructed here. Don’t forget. to go
to WlI.SON’S, yo iii .‘=l‘:ll'(.‘ll of 'll1lfI€7‘Sf(‘lTlLl’I7lgS.
1-‘.-iii. .\.\’D \Vl.\"l‘l-‘.1! Daii::~i Goons.—L:idies who do thflif
slioppini: exclusively in Bi-oiidwa y. have little conception
Of the zuivaiitages of visiting the ea.stcrn part of the
city. (‘oluinliian Hall, No. 281 Grand st, presents the
greatest inducement in rich Fall and Winter Di-es’
Goods of any house either in or out of Broadway. Rich
India Casbnicre and Broclie Sliawls, Triple (‘liuin Broclze,
Glace and Gros do Rliin Silks, French Mcrinos, Muslin dc
laincs and Merino Plaids, is a feature in this establish-
ment that has no equal. '1‘o the uniniated we would say
Visit this celebrated establislinient if only for ciiriosity.
RI-:u.i!rrI>>“I.—A person being asked what was meant by
the realities of life, £lf'lS’iTPX'(*ll—-“ Real estate, real money,
and a. real good dinner.” But he probably had never
heard of Disbrou-‘s, cheap and fasliionable Jewelry Es-
tablishment, otherwise he would not have made so im-
portant an omission. '
1!?" We again call the attention of our readers to the
utock of Messrs. C: & E. K. Lockwood, embracing every-
thing in the housekeeping department, in particular to 4%
their new stock of Stoves, among wliich we find the St-
Nicholas, which must take the lead of all cook Stove:
yet known, also the llluminntor for a Parlor’ Stove which
is a. perfect beauty. We would refer you to them for
further particulars. *
_ The Cash System.
We have never yet deemed it necessary to make u
boast of our paying cash for all the goods we purchase in
New York, for we supposed the public, understood very
well that every honest piirclia.<:=i-. olicayspaid Cash, for
- itheir goods. -There may-be those who do not always pay
rashdown, as we do. when they buy, and therefore if
they should occasionally find it necessary to do so, they
are so astonished at it that they forthwith come home
-and uclvertize the startling news.‘ Now as long as it is
generally known and conceded that 0. S."Ciar,k can sell
his goods cheaper than any one else in___1glic County, we
shall not spend our breath in showing -that we purchase
the cheapest. Customers are most interested in the
prices at which we sell, and they can always find them
’ atisfactory by calling at No. 2. Skiddy’s Block.
3‘ One of the toasts drunk at a recent celebration,
was—“ Woman ! she requires no eulogy—she speaks for
herself.” So it may be empliatically said of those su-
perb Fall and Winter styles of Hats and Caps at Raridle _
&Plntt’s. They speak for themselves, without the cov-
‘ ert of a pun.
“ BE YE Ci.mrli-ml’? :&c.-—-Ii_i.o like ours where we
‘are subject to such sudden extreme of heat and cold, to
’ . much attention cannot be given to the subject of cloth‘
i.ng‘—especia.1ly by the sterner portion of the race, who
nre compelled to obey the mandates of business despite
wind or weather.
B‘ then, clothing becomes a necessity, and all have to
procure it, how important it is to go to C. S. Lockwood’,
fashionable 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.
List of Letters,
Remaining in the Post Oflice at .7‘v"0rwa]k,
Oct. 1.9!, 1853.
Alben, John ll
Armstrong, Cliunan
Arcy. Theophilus
Birdseld, Sarah E]
.\lurpliy. DCHIIIS’
M-:i-y, Icliunn-3
Merck, Szinnicl I-‘riedrick
Mceliei-, '1‘ .& Kirklafid a C0
Briton, Johi Merwin, Geo A
Brace, John " Malice, )iic-had
Broil’. John R Moore, Barny
Brophy, Ellen Mooney, Williziin
Burgess“.-\i'iiiali_2 Manning, Saiiiirel
Bill E A‘ .‘-lecture, Janies
Bout-n, Mary Morrison, PL-ten
Brush, W A Magliii, Pat
Brown, Ebenezer Mungcr, A W
Barry, Margy Mugiieiiey. Julia
Bush, C ' Neill, Patrick
Byxbec, C its-lea Ni-rl<.-ii, Ifuioci
Birrlsey, Gould 1’ X lll, \\'iiii'i-Dd
Benedict, Hill ill; Co .\'{’.<lb‘l. Blis.-: _Jai_ietto '
Coo, (‘gig .‘{ile.s..P H -‘~ ~ - ~
Coii-‘let, Daniel .\‘l'('ll0l-", H ' ,
-Collins, _‘N,-15;,“ B 0’(1‘l‘l‘tIll_l', JLYODIIRII
(‘m..,i,.,-, J )1 Ullllslciltl, luuvid
Carew, I-‘ \L'
Origin. Ge-{Ego W
0
Citrlnlcli, ’1"i»mutliy l'i'm'0>:t. (3 rlsvtt
('onkliii. Bliss Al.-iiiin. l'v':lllCl.l0l'(!, Jesse
Cone, .l §V l‘ollard, MISI
C09. 'i‘ J . Reilly, I-luirli
lluyiiion, Alp?
liobiiison, Master H II
Itaftrey. Tliomas
(‘uilson, Hiuiry
Clark, ,3-{rs Hol. Rogei-s, Miss Caroline
Day A I.ockwuod Re_vnolds, Peter
Eennes, Jolih Roberts, Nathan
Ferris, Johh. Rcai-dou Tlioiuas R
Rockwell, Alfred
P.c-ed, Mrs Amanda W _
Ray, lidwa
Sinitli, Mrs .\iai-y E
Gibbs, Miss Lbuisu 3...!
Gray, Cliarles 51
Gibson, George
Guile. Mrs Ann B ’
(irinvolii, 'l‘licovdore >‘cliwai'7., Joseph
Granger, Ncifteii Sniitli, Smile
Gi-ceu, Mrs Scott, William
Guyer, Mrs Strali H Mrs Dr Sinit-li
Gregor_v, Mrs I3 L ‘.~‘t.lolin, John (3
Ilawkins, II )4’ Sliipiiian, l:'_O'
Hitclicock, Alisa .\Iiiry A
Halliircn, Miss’ Icoliaiiuli
Hollp, IIenry'W
Smith, ISKHUC
1*‘-iiiitli. G W &X 2
S».-\v:ii-vi, Frederick '
Higgins, S Stack, Tlioinae
}Iull, Aaron Steets, Sibby Ann
Hcntic, Henry Seymour, George
Jolin.-‘on-C Slicpliarrl, Wi.lli.':m
Kc-eler, Sam el Seymour. G 8; Co
Tlioinus, .la no Pliebo.
Kinner, ChE| wick
Tu y lor, lid wai'd
KL-tclium, Mn: Margaret E
Kyle, Elirabtlth‘ 'I‘lior1;e_. '1‘ B
Lane, E"i‘ Turnci-, IIL‘IlI‘_\’
Lyon & 11:10.»: 8 Todd, Harvey
¥l.olnr, Lukg-er Young. Mr
I.vncli, l‘hilPp Wcstoii, Rvlund K
Wooster. l’.olli'n S
Wrin. Miss Margaret
Wakcmaii, Miss II
1.1.01.-, Mrs “'71).
Lockwood, Miss Emily A
Lewis & Brown..\icssi‘s
Wilson, Mrs Marion &
Persons calling for any of the above Letters, wil pleas
say Advertised. R. A. Wll.LI.u1S, 1’. M.
I I
caution to Druggists and ‘the Public.
The nnparallclled and astouislimg eih cacy of Dr. l\ is-
tar’s Bal.-mm of Wild Cherry in all the diseases for which
it is I‘0(:0InlIl0I’lIlWl—-cLll'Ill_L{ inaiiy cases after the skill of
the best physicians were llil:lV'£|lllIIg—l|fl.S effected :i. large
and increasing dcniaiid for it. '1‘lii.~: fact lias cans (1 un-
principled counterfeitci-s and imitators to palm oil‘,spuri-
ous mixtiiros, of siinilur uainc and appearance, ior the
nuine Balsam.
F Be not deceirczl by Imposlnrs.
The public should be careful to get, the genuine article
as the imitations and coiinterleits being got up by those
who know nothing of medicine, or of the diseases of the
human System, are entirely unsafe and dangerous.
Froinlhr: Columbus (_(}u.) J:'nqu1'rm',.l-‘rb. 8, 18-18.
Wis-r.m’s BAISAM or Wii.ii Ciii:iiiii'.—\\’e have an utter
nbliorrcnce for all kinds of polls, and especially such as
are calculated to iiiislcad the public as to the curative
iirtucs of patent niodicinr-‘s. ’l‘hcre are doubtless niauy
unitcli-penny iinstriiiiis, daily vozidcd and hourly used.
which are not only ofnn value but ab;-rnliitely deleterious
to the pliysiciil man. Tliere are other llfll-illlflfi. extracts
fcc.. not Pinl)I':l.x‘.‘(‘i‘l p0I':tIl\‘0lll.u1'(‘. in the piiurinaccutic
urrztngcuieiits of the apotliecary or rcguliir physiciaii.
tliatare in certain cases of more value than all the
roscriptions of Galzzn put together. ‘.Vistai"s lialsaiii of
Wild Clicrry is tl.'.llIllll.(‘Il by the coucurrciit tcstiiiioiiy of
those who have provod its virtues to’ be of the latfor
class. In colds and c.:i:i. . niption. asthma and cliruiiic
couglis, as well as in otiicr kindrezl (ll$‘:‘ll$t'.4, it has been
used with aiiuust liul\l*l'~'.:ll siiccc.-‘S. In a climate so
clmnigoable :1.-‘ this, S\l])l‘l'lll(lliI'llI'_{ and agg'i'avatiiig the
family of disc iscs above alluded to. this iucdiciiie has a
value not to be estiinatctl. '
T1u=o_nl.v oris.-imii and ,.;:.»nm'ne WlS'l‘AR’s BAIS.-\_.\i or
WILD (ill-2llRY. .\\'11.“\ lllll‘lHllil.'i‘1l in the _ve:ii'lS38.‘andlias
Men wt-ll tested in all the (.'Olll1’-lzlllllfi for wliicli it is rec.-
nxiilrwfl-lvd, For ten y<-ars it has prov-.-rl more efficacious
M‘ 3 ”’"“‘d."' mi‘ ‘-'*'":-'l,I-‘k ‘-'01“-~'. liiiliicnza, 'Bi'onchitis,
_ls1liip;i and (},«,'i)_iZ\iif)}llIUll in its iin-ipieut stages, ,tli:in
any 0 it-I‘ mm ltllll‘. - '
Sm.” “'3 F"“'l'1‘3- I‘-'l‘l1l£I2i-t.No.12SWasliingt0nstreef.
B"“""' ‘““"‘7~ 5‘ ‘ll-"' ~"“l'-' i""’l>i‘l-‘tui- of the original re-
;_-‘.-ipt for the iii:iiiiif:-.«-tiire of llze ;,;(-nuine medicine, 311.1‘
niiiipllve both I'll-\'I'IllI]Q_“;ill} and retail, and of“-hum age“.
r-H-A can b0 obtmnnd. .
}l'ill5J!.iii ii. l’-is-'i-ll .'ll'IIl Ccoi-,r_rr: ll’. Fiiiitli Agents for
than‘ 1713"’; -L _‘»'i'. '1‘ 1»»:- ii‘ ‘ «i: w. .:. & L‘. Shelton
ll, lg-I-l_«}I.."'-I!$1:t_lIIl1u ' '::iiiucl C. Silliman
',-,.,,,, ’ "“”-" "'3 U‘-.~ llelrl ; Wm.1'. Ste-
.\ppliczitinii§ for A;-:cni:ios to be n. ’- J ‘H
Agent, Si-I’l'l{ v.'. i'ou'i.i:. l3n,~i.,;;_ _\;,1,:_§j° 1° me G°"°”“
J. F. M0i'i'is, formerly of Springlicld,
field, late of the Tollmid County (CL) Bank,
has become Cashier oi‘ the new Charter Oak
Bank at 1~Iai't.foi‘d. ‘
’7.7.i-‘R’, The town of Derby lets out the collec-
tion of its tax to the lowest. bidder. It was
knocked off last Monday to W. S. Judson. who
agreed to collect ii; for S mills on the dollar.
Haven Road, in September, were $89,636 11
-—an increase over the corresponding month in
1852, of $12,133 28.
32.9? The Syracuse House was sold on Wed-
ncsddy for the sum ‘of $85,000.
_.___...___...._-...___A__- ._ ...._ -...._...._.A ._.
Flitiliifia
In this town. 17th inst.. of typhus fever, Abby R.,
wife of Col. Tlionias Heniiistcatl. uircll 21 yrs and 4 m0-
n,~}_‘= >"ufi'olk County. N. Y. papers please copy.
in Toronto. Canada West, 8th inst. suddenly. George
Crnnksliank. Jr.. son of the Hon. Geo. Crookshank. of
that city and nephew of Samuel F. Lambert of Wilton,
Cf . :_1gcd ‘IR years and 5 months.
Lecture Notice
EV.“E. H. CHAPIN, will deliver it Lyceum
Lecture,ou this Tuesday Evening, at the
M. E. Church, at Westport, for the purpose of
obtaining funds to liquidate the Church Debt.
S‘l(Ig]'t’.'ct. “ City and Country.-” Admission
can be bad at the following places :-—H. H.
Boiden. J olin W. Taylor, and Alva Gray. West-
port; Plait 62- Nash and Wm. E. Bissoll, Nor-
walk; Geo. W. Smith and W. Halleck, South
Norwalk.
on-1 wanted.
HE subscriber wishes a young lady to learn
. the Millinery business. Apply at the New
York lliillinery Establishment, over the stores
of Messrs. Geo. Marvin and Hoyt, Main-st.
f F. PILGRIM.
' Agricultural Notice.
HE annual meeting for election of Officers
of the Fairfield Co. Agricultural Society,
will be holden at Stevenson’s Hotel, Norwalk,
on Thursday November 3d, at 11 o’clock, A.M.
A punctual attendance is re nested.
~3t4l ‘ J. H. SH
. r_ -» ERWOOD,
Soutliport, Oct. llth.
Secretary.
To Let.
HE undersigned will rent for 6 months more
or less, the whole or 9. part of the House
and grounds lately belonging to Mrs. DOWNS,
iii.-South Norwalk. To 0. desirable tenant, the
rent will be moderate. May be seen and infor-
motion obtained, on application to
' Rev. D. R. AUSTIN near the premises.
Possession given any time. 4t
Oct. ll, 1853. NATHAN C. ELY.
Notice.
THE taxpayers of Norwalk, at-e'hereby noti-
fied that if their taxes are not paid by the
Il'l‘St of November. traveling fees will be charg-
ed. STEPHEN RAYMOND, Collector. 42
Taken Up.
BY the subscriberon the 10th inst.
- October, A Red Cow, supposed to
'- " ' be about five yearsold. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay char es and
take her-away. ANDREW J. W ED.
New Canaan, (white oak shade,) oct. 15. ,42
1,00 0 Book Agents Wanted
To Sell Pictorial and Useful Works for 1854.
$1,000 A YEAR.
ANTED, IN EVERY SECTION OF THE
UNITED STATES, active and enterpri-
sing mcn to engage in the sale of some of the
best Books published in the Country. To men
of good address, possessing 0. small capital of
from $25 to $100, such inducements will be of-
fered as to enable them to make from $3 to $5
a day profit.
flu‘-“* The Books published by us are all useful
in their chaiocter, extremely popular, and com-
mand large sales wherever they are offered.
For furtlicr particulars, address, (postage
paid,) ROBERT SEARS, Punusnun,
I81 II’iIIiam Street. ./\’'ew York.
District of JV'orwai/‘r, ss. Probate Court, Oc-
tober lfiflz, 1853. -
ESTATE of JOEL SMITH, late of Norwalk,
in said I)isti-ict, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
walk, hath limited and all0wed,.si.v months from
the date hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate,
to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to pmsent their accounts, properly
attested, within said time, will be deburred a re-
covery. All persons indebted to said Estate,
are requested to make immediate payment to
.it39 CHARLES ISAACS. Administrator.
State of J\"ew Y or].-, County of Weslchester ss.
ALBERT BADEAU President, and JAMES
T. BELLS Secretary, of the Westchester Coun-
ty Jllutual Insurance Company, being duly
sworn, severally depose and say:
TIIAT they are the President and Secretary,
. of the above named Mutual Insurance Com-
pany and that the annexed printed Statement
is in all respects 0. true statement of the condi-
tion of the said Insurance Company, on the 4th
(lav of May, A. D. 1853, according to the best
of their knowledge and belief, and that there
are no losses claimed against said Company
which remain unpaid, to the knowledge or be-
lief of these deponents.
A. BADEAU. President,
JAMES T. EELLS, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed by both the deponents,
this 21st day of September, A. D. 1853, before
me J.is. HUNTINGTON, Justice of the Peace.
Sirctccnz/z Annual Report of the Wcst-
cheszcr County Mzctzcal Insurance
Compmzg/, Illa?/_ 4th 1853.
At the date of the last Annual Report, there
was property insured to the
amount of
Premium Notes for the same,
$4,239.559 00
522,820 89
During the past year there have.
1638 Policies.
Propert-y insured in the same, $l_.8ll,839 00
Premium Notes for the same, l65,7S6 45
Amount of Policies expired and ‘ I ‘ . ' . ' ' . . . '
cancelled, $646,858 00
Premium Notes for the some, 71,457 58
Premium Notes for the same, 617,149 78
RECEIPTS. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cash for Premiums this year, 315,962 34
Cash per last Annual Report, 6,26 213
Balance of iiitcrests on Loans, 254 53
Cash for extra risks, ‘ 1.127 54
.._A.-—
$23,607 04
Losses, $9,602 49
Expenditures. 2,010 86
—— 11,619 35
Cash on hand, Sl1,988 29
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES.
The earnings of the New York and New‘
Anothor Wonder!
HIS is emphatically an age of Wonders.-—
T The “ ninth wonder of the world” has long
since transpired, and it is now left for the fciil/i
to be enacted,
AT THE BL iii0SE.
é.‘~iTildEl *
The style and quality of tho g0_0tl-S Whlfill
have always been kept. at this far fumed . Dry
Good: House, are too well known to require 11
word of commendation at this late day. It has
also ever borne the palm of selling Ct'll’(1])(‘-Vt.-—
And now we are happy to announce that our
immense stock of
Dry Goods !
variety. hue, texture. and
Comprising ever , _ _
laud Winter campaign.» W111
price, for the Fa
be almost
GIVEN AWAY!
In order that our well earned reputation for
tlu Endless Qll‘-‘H3’
. . . _ - l '1] th I‘ .b . ld f this date. “t Price-‘*
2"°t“§' LO tickets m“ be sold at the d°°r_but 3 t'Irofyin,r:rnt‘li‘e?ll:ooni3p::(titi0l‘i0olf all envious rivals,
selling cheapest may not be questioned. Sea-
sonable goods of cvcry variety, and
' titles !
w o. J. G-RUIVIAN.
Whose long e.\'p'erience in making pui'clias_es in
New York Markets and selling at home, indu-
ces him to believe that he can suit the tastes of
this County as well as any of the morc _modern
Merchants. A word to the wise is suilicient and
all in want. of great Bargains and splendid
goods, will not full to visit the
Proprietor ‘of the Old Bridga
Store .'
Oct. 12.
St. Nicholas.
E beg leave to call the attention of the
public to the above Cook Stov'e.,f.ir both
Wood and Cool, it is a new pattern tuis y€01'.-
and already it has shown itself to be the lead-
ing stove of the season. It_lms but to be seen
to be admired and appreciated. We_ can give
plenty of references to those now using them.
Also several other new patterns of Cook
Stovels, Vi’)ltll1E0Ine8.I1(IStl’)t?B.11l:1ftll patterns
I‘ a at or an ce ores.
° H ’ 0 E ax LOCKWOOD
ABLE Cutlery of superior quality. \Vlllf‘_ll is
warranted, at IV M D HAIGIEIT
“' ‘n1:movzu..'
ISS PILGRIM has removed her JVew-
M York Millinery Establishment from her
old stand, Molt Place, to the _Rooms over the
stores of Messrs. George Marvin and Hoyt, in
Main Street, where she would be happy to re-
ceive a continuation of that patronage. winch
has been so liberally bestowed, the past year.
P. S. Miss P. has'just returned from the City
with 9. large and complete assortment of Milli-
nery Goods for Fall and Winter Hats, to which
she would invite the attention of the Ladies of
Norwalk, before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct. 10th, 1853.
‘JACOB SMITH,
HARDWARE
commission Merchant.
- AG-ENC!’ or
New York. Machine ComP3nYa
95 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
EEPS on hand and has for sale, the follow-
K. ing merchandize, viz :
Steam Engines from 4 to 60 horse power
Turning Lathes. for Wood and Iron -
Woodivortlfs and Daniels’ Plaiiiny Machines
Sash and Moulding Macliiues, Teunou do
Iron Planing do Drilling do
Well’s Patent Saw Mill, for re-sawiiig plank
into board of any length or width into thin
board for Paunels, &c.4; Spoke Machines which
will turn 5 spokes at 0. time, and turn 800 per
day ; screw wrenches assorted, steam cocks.
steam whistle. mill saws. circular saws. saw :11‘-
Policies ‘now in f0rce,May 4, 1853,
The gzciiiiiiie uii-l ori;;iiial lli-. \'.'i-.~,,-u-.g B.,];,,_,,, 0,, M.
t3’“9}'3i “HI-'4 iEI‘\‘=ll jI\>['Lll:ll‘ll\' has
l4'l‘ll‘1t."'ul In l’li'il:i«'lv.-lplilzi and
been timni-n into 1}“, ,,,,,,.I,- -.1 and ex
'l'lllH IS lo caulioii tl'_‘.‘lll'|‘. . L ,
bu_vin,'(, :1n_\' Ullllrl‘ tli.-in that ll:l\’lll\‘-’ it c- 5-
of i. BU’l'l‘S m. tlm ,,.,.,_,,,,,._., _ “ "“
11$‘ l’r0-’e.~‘soi- _-\i.i-:x. C. P,\:::i‘.".~g '1‘;
nic.n'i:i> L‘-oiii-:u':<ii, for 15«-.-=.iiii:‘n‘,,.
Ru.-storing and Fll‘t‘ngIll€nlu_=.j the I _i
of the Slciu, Curing lilicii:nat;,. p,,,
ternai Wuuiid.-'. II0l1Ll(l('1l l,-_\- "0 ,,,.,,,_,.,I
sriiiic 13”,
iii-l pulii
s and llealin
,.,,put:ition of lI.\i<ui".s 'i‘iiit-oi-iii-rizois p(.,.,..,,,, , , .
_ . , . » - 1 9 L
The sales of the .irtu-lc of i:m- ,-9,, ' " ‘
ratio that ziliiiost o.\'c«-oils ll’.,'ll(\['_
as careful exaniuiution of his sales
”,“n},pr of boltllfzx ill‘-li\‘ci-¢-.1 to
mum half :1. gross iipwai-ii,
,,m,;,, .. tpillc of 9.-iU,<im).
‘luring the _‘fear 1352
l)(.'(‘il mt:-n.<ivcly (-mm.
-‘._H:0&jiii:i:oi.'.~z, on MR-
*' ll-T, Preserving,
RI=lic\'iiigDi.seu.~;es
i; Ex-
:-.pl.iciil lines, the
nion.
. its lizivc iucrozirzc-d in ‘l
i’i*oie.s.sui- ii.ii:iii' afici-
‘0l,’;“’k-‘*_i llurls that the
“ l 1, In qiuiiitilics oi
, wit.-
1; 3,; l1|3l}l3Cl)S.\‘ap.y,tl:l' 111-;-.s‘,(‘l‘i'l :ll,lt‘l]gl,l| the e,.,denc,_S ,,_
the wonderful pr_0ptrii(-s oi tine 'lvu-oplieruus, when thi-
piililic liavc fiiriin-ilied ntlcll :iii ll)tl()l';I,[-iupxu ,,,, um,‘
clu.-apness of the article
mill the c-.\:plaii:itiun.-
its oiieiiiu-zil actmii upon mic li.ui. the scalp, :1
Tllt
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ml in ill.
(Mes n,.5"pL,,-jiclal ip1'lI5llif'll1..lll.s'l.l'(‘(:Ullllli(‘7l(leil it 1., up
ll”-j‘ ‘V11-‘_ Illl that the lll\'l‘lll()‘
,,3x,n,,L E,.,,,._,- bottle .‘||l:'C‘l'.li;-‘(ill ll.~'.l‘ll. 'l‘lic elie.-eta (,-
the gum uxco,-,,.1,.,1 1-¥l)e(;i.1l.IlOll.-TIT. :‘.c‘tc-.l like :1 c],,,,.,,
Tlie linlips would not be without it. (.<-iiiiti-y 1ll.‘lll('|‘,~‘ i
every section ofllio lmlted -.‘l:i.l(l'.\' fouii-l iii.’-y must 1);.‘
it ; and thus was built up a \\'ll0.(‘.-~:IlIf.l.i‘£ltlL‘ ofaii exit-i.
hitlicrio iiiiheziral of as r*‘l§=U"l-“ Illllclvs of this kiiiv
atteiitioii of the l’9"l"“'
trim );.i_.‘r};5-sf. point lb’!!! not
)"‘t I-"“‘" "9=lClIL‘<l. and it E
,,(,,;,,,.,,,.l um; um ,;al¢IA this your will be it million and :-
ligiflof _bottlcs.
Dcpql and _\i.-in'.if.iz:lor,\', No. 137 Ilroa.dway, .\'ew-Yorl.
maiaii prict-, 1'5 omits a large bottle.
' l.ih4,-ml dis:-.ouiit to pllI‘('.lllIl-‘l'|‘.'-I by the quantity. Sol
,,,..,._.,,l,. ,,,_,,,,,,,,g June 17,
rittcii sigiiuture
Books, Stationery and Pl‘llll.‘lll_£{, $107 57
Oiiicc Rent, Fuel and Lights, 139 3-1
Postage, 78 (30
President and Gen’l Agent’s sula,ry, 250 00
Seci'etary‘and Ti'easurer’s salary, 750 00
Dii'cctor’s Expenses, 7 3 62
I<Ixecut_iv'c Committee, 50 00
lnsp_e'ctorsLofE1ccti0ii. 3 00
Expenses of General Agency, 92 64
Discount on deposites, 8 94
Premiums refunded, 322 74
EXl3l’_a. risksand (Toni). State tax, 140 41
. 2,0l6 86
. Losses from Jllay 5, 1852 to May 4, 1853:
} Paid Carrington dz Tris-
5 dalcs Loss, at Astoria, $324 00
“ 14, Paid Reed 6.’. Isbell’s Loss,
Noi-walk, Conn.
June 17, Paid L. Ferris’ Loss, Stuuwich,
Conn. _ 50 00
“ 10 Paid F. B. Pcirson’s Loss, Tur-
3_.20o 00
1952‘
600 00
A rytown, '
Oct., 2, Paid J. Deiiike’s Loss, Peeks-
kili, 800 00
Oct., 2 Samuel W. Hurd’s loss, do 500 00
“ 2 E. P. Hall0ck’s loss, do 1200 00
“ 28 Wm.H.M0rris’loss,Morrisanio. 15 00
Nov. 1 ._——1’almer’s loss. Westclicster 21 8|
“ l .I. Reynold-‘s loss, Baiikersville, 250 00
l)ec. 3, C. Wils0n’sloss, M0l'l'lElfl.1lla, 250 O0
“ ll P. T. Barnuin's loss, Bridgeport, 57 32
“ 27 Simon-Le-laiid’s loss, New
Rochelle, 5 02
Ilcc. 27 Ciiarlc:-3 B-.it-ligateis loss, Mor-
risaiiia, 435 00
1853 Dceii &:Y0rk’s lo.--s, Mor-
an. I5? risaiiia, I000 00
" 31 Martin Wiltse’sloss,Glenham, 5 00
:11 W. ’lPclford’s loss, do 4 45
29 Josliua Reynold's loss, Port-
_ clicster, l
-D1‘ill8 Win. 1’. Lyon’s loss, Beek-
mautow 475 00
000
) 1| ti o ' cipal me-rcbants and rlriiggistu tlirmigliou _ _
x’-y."'IIiii'2o.'in.-lzltiiins and Czumdn. Mexico. West Indie: “ 13 W. Hallnloss Bi-id c ort 349 88
(in. y g I) 7
(,-,.,,.,L1;,-;¢;.ji,, F1-,«inc_o, ll'c., and by.l. W. ’l‘a.yl0r, Wen _
xwrt ‘’"‘*3’ 9,602 49
273?‘ She Mcoli0i)ic's Fiilr in Boston, closc
on Tuesday night, It has been visited by I00,
000 persons, and the leceipts were $19,000.
i l
I. . -_.-..
u-v«-nu-r .\
Lossess and Expenses, 11,619 35
, JAMES T. EELLS, Secretary.
‘M2 GEQ R- COWI-ES, Agent at Norwolk.
-gh----
,
bors, saw guinmers, ford and rotary piiriips.
well curbs, garden engines, bcucli planes. jack
screws, assortment of best quality iimcliiiiists’
files. Patent Stretched Leatlicr Belting at Man-
ufacturers’ prices, and various other articles
appertaining to the machinery busuiess. tf34
Assesors Notice.
OTICE is hereby given to all persons liable
to pay taxes in the town of Norwalk. tliat.
they. are required to bring in, to either of the
subscribers, written or printed lists of all the
taxable property owned by them. on the first
day of October inst., verified by their oath, on
or before the 10th day of Noveinberiic:-:t.
JOHN A. WEED.
l~‘RF.l)ERlCl{ Ill’.LDE.\',
S'l‘El’I-lE.\’ S.‘vllTlI.
JONATIIA-N CA.-Ml’,
ALGIJRNON E. BEARD.)
Norwalk, Oct. 7, 1853.
Building Stone For Sale.
HE subscriber has for sale a large qiiau tity
of excellent building stone. D. F1.\’CII.
Oct. 10th, tf-ll
2 Positive Sale. Q
ON the 1st day of November. 1853,
will be sold to the highest bidder. a variety of
Fruit Trees, viz . Cherry, Apple, Peach, Quince.
Evergreen, 820., comprising the best kinds, from
2 to 4 years old, on the Estate of J. R. VALK,
Coinpo-point, about ten minutes walk from the
Westport, Depot. The sale will commence at
12 o’clock. For pai'ticulars enquire of ALVA
GRAY, Westport. -it‘-ll
House Wanted.
ANTED to Rent for the coming year, a
House with a garden spot attached ; con-
venient as possible to the Water, Bathing, &c.,
somewhere between South Norwalk and Five
Mile River, (or at either place.) Any person
having such 9. place, may hear of a good tenant.
by addressing, stating number of Rooms, situa-
tion, &c., to JNO. ‘I1. VAN I-IOUTON,
Stationer and Dealer in Paper Hangings, 459
Hudson Street, N. Y. City. im4l
361.1): GOLDII GoiIn:'ii'
_-,I.arge Sales---Small Pr fits.
JEWELRY CHEAP!
REAL genuine Gold Pencils for 63., Gold
Le-pine Watches (real GOltI,) for S20, Gold
Spectacles for $4, Fin;_;ei' Rings by tlieliandfui,
Pins and Ear Rings in any quantity, Good Dc-
tsclied Lever Watches for S‘-l2—wai'raiitcd good.
We do not mean to pay cash at some future time ;
we pay Cash DOWN, and save 10 or 15 per cent.
Our rent. and other expenses are a mere trifle.
Our. reasouspii-c given. to show that we can sell
goods vitliout inucli profit. Geiitleiiien
and Ladies, 1' you want goods CHEAP, go over
to DISBROW’ S, N orwalk.
Swikrcr and Plated Wa1'e-
They say’ Disnitow has 0. very large stock of
Srooxs, oiifall kinds, Knives and Forks. Cake
Baskets, Custors, &c., The ladies soy, ‘- How
Cheap!” .G0 to DiSBRO\V"S-—l-l]ll.t'S the place
now. _
,. Gplalavzd Silver Hv’utc/zcs,
By the do:‘zeu,' to select froin—vei-y Clicap. Now
is your time to buy at DISBROWFS, Norwalk.
To the 'i,*Probatc Court, for (lie District of
JV'orwlzIlc. _»
THE jspplicatioii of Ci-i_uu.i:s N. CLOCK, of
‘ Norwalk, respectfully sliowetli ;—
Tliat e is pareiit and natural G-iiardiau to
Sarah 13. Clock and Ilari-let P. Clock, Minors
belonging to said Disti-ict. and that said Minors
are the ‘owners of the following real estate, viz :
A cert-filo tract. oi'lu.iid lying in said Zliorwalk,
in qua‘, tity fifty rods more or less, bounded
Northorly, by land of Wiiliaiii S. Lockwood;
E‘aSt01'I ,by highway; Soutlicrly, by land of
E. B. vice and wife, and Eliza Ulll‘ll.S ; and
Westerly, by land of W illiaiii blssell; the
the some being (.'llCl]lIll)Ci'e(l with the life Est-.itc
of said Charles N. Clock.
And he furtlicr says. that the estate is at pres-
cut unproductive; that the avails tlicreof are
wautéd for the support., niaiiiteiiaiicc and edu-
cation of said Minors and thiit it will be for the
advalitagc of Sllltl J.\Illl0l'S to sell the sonic, and
invest. the avails tliereof accordliig to law ;
wlicl‘l:l'o1'c he says that tlicrc isju:<t. and i'c:i.-:oii-
able-cruise for selling the saiiie. llc t.lier..-l‘oi-c
])i'-qys the Court to Ol‘(lt:i“S2‘tl(l real cst:it.c to be
301 , and to empower him or f~’()lll('. otlier iucct
person to sell the same, pursuaiit to the st.-.it.iite
iii slich case made and provided.
' CHARLES N. CLOCK,
natural l’-areiit. and Gii:n'<li:in.
Dated October 8th, I8.-33.
Di.‘9tIrict of./Vorwallr Probate Court, ss. Ort.
8:1, ./1. 1). 18.33.
Olwiclii-:p, Tl_uiitl1ef0l'egqiiig application be
heard and (letUI‘IulllC(1 at the Probate Office in
Nb_rwulk, on the 17th day of December, 1553, at
9 o'clock, foreiiooii ; and that notice tiiei-col’ be
publishcd in some public newspaper near the
place where such estate lies, three weeks suc-
cessively, at least six weeks before said time
As<.ess0i‘s.
41
312111 find: fililirrtisemmts.
FTOIII S. .\l. l’l'2'l'I‘EN_'tlII.I. & CU.’S Aovortining Agency,
I22 Nassaii Street. New York,:nd No. 10 State Street,
llosfon. S. M. l‘E1TENGlLI.&CO. are Agents for the
.\'orir.--.lk Gazette and the moat infi mini and largest cir-
.‘lll:ll(llll_!,’ .\'<-ivspapcrii both in the United States and the
(Inna as.
J: & 0.
l.\!l’OIl'I‘i:‘.l-‘.S AND wHoi.i.~‘.s.u.E ax RETAIL DF.A.LIi‘.RS IN
HOUSE IWIIINIIEING ADTIODII:
C01 Broadway, New York.
SILVER Plated Ware, Cutlery German Silver
and Britannia Ware, J apannery, French
Cooking Utensils, Composition, Enainclled and
Iron Hollow Ware, Bronze, Copper and Bnss
Goods, Fancy Articles, Bathing Apparatus,
Brushes, Mats, Baskets, Refrigerators, Sporting
Tackle, &c., «Inc. 311139
INDIA RUBBER GLOVES.
MITTS, M1'l'mNs, &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, in making their
Fall purchases should not neglect these de-
sirable and saleable Articles. Their manufacture
has been much improved of late. The Wool.
Lixnn Gnovns and llfirrsxs are indispensable in
cold and wet weather. Ladies will find these
Gloves very useful in any work that soils the
liaiids, not only protecting but making them
soft and white. . Also, an excellent remedy for
Salt Rheum and Chopped Hands. They are
niade all lengths to protect the wrist and arms.
For sale, wholesale b BOWEN do MCNAMEE,
New York ; NORCR SS & TOWNE, Boston;
and by all Rubber Dealers. 31:!
MATCHES, superior article, round and
square splints in round wpod and manure
Paper Boxes. put up in shipping order,’ and
sold at the lowest prices, by CHAS. AR-
TRIDGE &. CO., 125 Maiden Lane, N Y. ly
SEWING MACHINES.
GROVER, BAKER Jr Go.
THIS MACHINE is now justly the most approv-
ed, and no controversey exists between it
Ofiice: 94 Chamber 88.,
Boston; nd
ly39
and any other patent.
New York, Haymarkcf $1141".
42 South 4th St., Philadelphia.
MILLINDBY GOODS.
WM. ATWATER & CO.,
94 Tlmmber Street, New York.
RE now opening their FALL Srocx consi:t-
ing of Ribbons, Satins,-Velvets, Gro de Af-
rique, Marcelino and Florence Silks,
Laces, Crape Lesse, French and English Cnpen,
Bombazines, Artificial Flowers _and Feathers,
and a general assortment of Millinery Articles,
to which the attention of the Twice in respect-
fully invited. 3'11
NEW DRESS GOODS.
BOOTH dc TUTTLE,
0. 146 Broadway,:Cor. Liberty Street, New
York, offer for sale at low prices a full :0-
sortment, comprising
French Meriuos ; ' '
Printed snd,Col0i{e¢l.;_Mouslln de Lulnes;
Paramattas,-Alpugcgp ;
Bombazines; Silkéghtlda ;
Ginghams, Englishfiffints, &c.
A large assortment of5Woo1en Shawls. 3n
Imported Carpetings.
:'Ar.1:.,_iI53.
PETERSONGA
379 Broadway. Cor. Wlaite Street.
ALL the attention of their friends and the
trade to their large and magnifient stock of
rich and elegant CARPETIN GS, imported direct
‘from the ENGLISH and _Fnmvcn inanufuctoi-ie:,
for our City Retail Trade, consisting of
‘° Bouvaiscf Carpets,
in one entire piece—me<lallion centre, landscape
border ; -2 '
Medallion 14 Carpets.
from the most celebrated manufacturers, and
arenot confined to one',_mun’s exclusive make.
Velvet and Aubusson Carpets,
of rich design and of every new pattern made
up to the present time.
Tapestry and Brussels Carpets,
which for variety, styleuud quality, is unsur-
passed in the United States; together with all
other styles of Carpeting manufactured. We
do not deem it necessary to particuisrize our
stock, or mention the number of our sales-rooms,
but merely say, we defy the Wnou: TRADE to-
gether, to produce a better, all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms. 3m
PIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, Weekl , $2 run
YEAR, specimen gratis. and all rmrrun.
Books, for sale by PARTRIDGE ck BBITTAN,
300 Broadway, New York. ' ly
-;‘:141xICAN mlII'I'ANG' laIflIHDI|"l.'
ROM rich and poor, bond and free-all
gi-ades, colors and conditions, the some
ineed of praise is irresiatably given to this won-
derful preparation. Thousands of bottles are
sold and used daily, and but one universal
opinion is uttered by all who use it, and that is,
that no remedy ever before discovered,
cs such perfect healing and curative propel-tie:.
It acts like magic in relieving pain: of any kind,
no matter by what caused, or how excruciating-
spraiiis, dislocation ofjoints, bi-uiues, cuts, burns,
scalds, ulcers, cancers, rheuinatinn, piles, caked
bi-casts, or any pain, soreness, stiffness or weak-
ness of joints, muscles or ligaments. The lini-
incnt is cqu ally applicable and equally effectual
in giving immediate relief. Try it. A. G.
BRAGG & CO., Sole Proprietors-Principal
Oiiiccs, 304 Broadway, New York, and St. Louis,
Missouri. ly
tPlRITUAL BOOK Sronn and Publishing
House, 300 Broadway, New York, have re-
cently issued the following Books. The annex-
prices include postage.
Biiii"r.i.\"s REVIEW of Beeclier’s Report, 28 ctr.
DISCOURSES I-‘ROM rm: Smur Worm), by Stephen
Olin, late Professor of the Wesleyan Univer-
sity at Middletown, through R. P. Wilson,
Methodist Clergymun, 75 cents.
APPROACIIING Ciusis, being a Review of Dr.
Bushnell, by A. J. Davis, 63 cents.
SEER}.-ISS or Pnovosr, concerning the Inner Life
and a World of Spirits, 44 cents.
Si~ii.i.ixo’s l’xsu.\mroi.o0v, illustrating Present-
ineiits, Visions, Appuritions, &c., 91 cents.
PII.GRI.\iAGE or THOMAS Puss, in the Spirit
World, through Rev. C. Hammond, Medium,
85 cents.
Ri~:iciii:.\'n.icx’s Drxuico of Magnetism, Elec-
tricity, Heat, Light, Crystallization, Chem-
ism, &c., $1 20.
Ci:i.i-:sri.u. Ti-:i.soiurn, or Secrets ofthe Life to
come. revealed through Eighty Perceptions
of Occupations and Conversation: with Thir-
ty-six Spirits, $1 I9.
SIil~2l(IN.uI, 0. splendid Spiritual Gift Book, elu-
cidating tlie nature and relations of Man, vi-
tal, mental and spiritual Phenomena connin-
iug Portraits of Seers and Eminent Spiritual-
ists, &c., &c.. $3.
PRESENT Aos, or Inner Life,by A. . Davis, 81 23
JUDGE Enuoxos on Spiritualism, 500p: e:,$l 50.
BRITTAN no Ricni4oxn’s Discussion 0 Spiritu-
alism, 400 pages octavo, embodying the grant-
est number of Facts and Argumenu, pro and
con, on this subject ever brought together In
one volume, $1 28.
Ai.so—-The Spiritual Tclegnph, the organ of
Modern Spiritualisni, a weekly pnper, 82 r
ycai-. 3m PARTRIDGE .1: BRITTA .
PIANO! AND-KDIJODDONI.
HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway, New
York, the great. Music Publishing and
Piano-f0i'tc establishing. S¢mg:—-all the pop-
ular and new compositions, American and En-
ropean, by all the celebrated Authors, Polkao,
Sc/ilwttisches, and Quadrillcs as danced at the
great balls in Paris, London, and New York.
One of the best assorted and extensive cata-
logues in America, wholesale and retail. PIANO-
FOR'[‘ES—T. Gilbert 50 Co’s Piano.f0i-tea, with
Circular scales and Metallic Frames, of greater
power and more melodious tone than an oth-
crsinanufacturcd. Boudoir and Cottage iano:
for small rooms ; Smithfa Jllelodeom, superior
to any in use, being tuned the equal teni ra-
ment; .Martin’s unrivalled Guitars and usi-
cal Instruments of all kinds. Dealers, Teach-
ers, and Seminal-ies supplied at the lowest pri-
ces. HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway.
The only Agent: for T.1 Gilbeitck Co.’s Pianos.
N. B. An extensive stock of Second-hand
Pianos always on hand at great bargains, pri-
ces from $40 to $150. Parties wishing a good
Piano and not being able to visit New York,
may rely upon having a ‘fine instrument sent to
them, that will challenge all comparison for
Price and Quality. ..
'1‘ GlLllER'l‘ & Co., Icing the owners of the
.,7Ecli'.an Patent, are therefore enabled to .mp-
ply the public at lower prices than any other
house. 31!!
‘I'D TED IVIUIIOAI. WORLD
IANO FORTES, BENNETT 1'. CO., 361
Broadway, New York, are manuflcturing
and have constantly on hand an extensive oo-
sortment of Pianos, embracing every variety of
style and size, from etc 7 1-4 Ocuviis, from
5 I00 to SL000 each. We have testimonials from
the first Piauista in the country of the Iuperior
Bnii.i.i.ixcv, BREADTB and Swns-rivnss of tone
throughout the entire register of our Pianos,
while a delicate elasticity of touch bus been pre-
eminently secured, all our instruments are fully
warranted to give entire satisfaction. Buyers
‘ nvn-om-Anrr ntsoovnnn:
RI-ILIIJI-‘ IN TEN MINUTFSII
BRYANT PULRONIO WATER
ARE unfailing in the cure of Coughs. Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Hours-
nesa, Difficult Breathing, Incipient Consumption
and Diseases of the Lungs. They have no not.-
of medicine, :01! my child will take them.-
, Thousands have been restored to lienlth tint
had before despnirod. T'e:liinony iven in
hundreds of cones. A :ingle done to eve: in
nu xixuns. ‘
Ask for Bryan’: Pnlnionlc Wnfei-s—the origi-
nal and only genuine i: stamped “Bryan.”-
Spurious kind: on oletod for ale. Twenty-five
cents a box. Sold by denier: generally.
J. BRYAN &,CO., Rochester, N. Y., Propri-
etors. 3in40
JAWS LITTLE Q. 00..
Merchant Tailor: and Clothiers.
HAVE constantly on hand, a large assort-
_ meat of Ready Mode Clothing, conning:
' of dress and frock coats, overcoots, ts
vests, of all colors and qualities, of e newe:t
styles and the lowest prices. They :l:0 flatter
themselves that their garment: are as well
made as any in the city. Besides, they have a
large and well selected stock of Furnishing
Goods, such as Shirts, Di-awe:-:, Cnv:t:, Gloves,
Men’: Socks, Handkerchief: and Snspendei-:.
Those visiting the city will without doubt be
well mited if they will but call on J. L. & Co.
Their place of buslneu is situated next door to
the New Haven Railroad Depot. All goods
bought at this estubliflnnent, are guunnteedto
give entire satisfaction, or the money will be
returned. Remember N0. 412, Broudway. 3in40
PIANO DOITX.
441 Broadway, New York.
'1‘!!!) Luiousr and best uaoi-men: of pigs:
Clue: Piano Fortcs in New York, both with
and without the Eolian Attachment, niny be
found_nt 441 Broodwa . All persons wishing 3
good instrument at a ow rice will be sure to
find one at LINCOLN TBOMPSOITS
1)’ 441 Bi-o:dw:y, New York,
IINILDY &« DARLING,
WIOI-‘ALI DIIIOOIIT
62 Vesey St., mar Greenwich .15., N Y.
ORDERS personally or by letter equally re-
garded in prices, qualities, dispatch, etc. ly
Blank Baa/cs. Paper and Stationery.
FRANCIS 8 uoorasn, 77 um um, N. r.
LL Articles at low Price:. om-in for 1354,
all Iizes; Ci-oton Ink; Books made to
Pattern. 3340
Polntl. 011:. Window Glam.
D £'..‘if.°.“7..‘.’i-‘I‘.‘..’.‘."“.'»?i'. ’ll-‘-“‘.i"°‘."£i°’ ‘£3’
0 » in ow .
141 Maiden Lane, New York. "8,
HADDDIIIID IR..:fl' E43133].
COLUMNS, Table Tops,‘ Are. In Imitggign
of the choicest Marbles, Manufactured b
the Salamander Marble Compan . 813 .
W83’. New York, Sins C
_ . mo.
3m40 Busiiiels Department, J. Rosnrox:
TRB Ill!‘ SAID DUI.
BALLABD’S New and Improved Edition is
the clreupest and best article now ofiered
to the ublic. It will color the But: my shade
in 20 notes. 1,40
runes up
1'-:. 0. BRADBURY, 423 Bi-oodwty, New York.
7 IVHE ORGAN Miinonnox, with Two Rain of
Keys, &c. the best instrument in the world
for Churches sliort of the large elm 0rgim__
Price $200. .- 31340
N J. & F. IIAINES, 116 3d Avenue, New
0 York. Dealers mpplied on liberal
terms. 1,40
BIA DIARO l'OI'l'D IOUI».-.
C F. HILL, 54 Great Johns street. near
:_Ilowei-y, New York. Pianos Tuned and
Repaired. 1y4o
WAIOBII AND JIWDDII.
RATT & REATB, Importers and Manufac-
turers, corner of Broadway and Courtlandt
streets, New York. W. C. W. Saniscx,
3in40 F. H. Jmxsox.
Looking Glass §- Picture Frame
HAHUIAOTOIDR.
P. WHITLOCK, 101 Canal-street, New
0 York. Gliding in all its branches. ly
SOAP.
SUPERIOR article of Washing Soup at
the low price of Two Dollar: per Barrel,
warnntedto give perfect sathfaction or the
money returned. The lilglie:t rice
Tallow :nd Soap Grease. of ISS L’S.
nniisliikinaa at 'r. n. GRII-‘FI'l‘H’S,
South Jlforu.-alk.
A HOUSE AND LOT,
of about One Acre,
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber ofi'er: for sole, upon renou-
blc terns, :. House and Lot, situated in
Silver Mine, so-colled, in the town of New C:-
nuu, and 25 mile: from Norwalk Bridge. The
House is newly built, contains 51:: e rooms,
and 3 bedrooms. attached to which 0 an out-
liouse, containing 4 roonu, cellar, &c., &c
The above property will be sold ve low up-
on application to A. GLENDE ING,
or STBPBFN HYATT.
N ew-Caunn, Silver Blue, apt. 21, 1853.-If 29
runs: for Sale.
A Fun of tout 12 ucre: of
cellent Luid at Rlioton Bill, one
mile from the nil road depot at South Norwulk
On the premises is 3 large dwelling House
Barn, carri:ge house &c. The place is well
stoccked with : choice lot of apples, peaches,
grades, raspberries, currents, &c. From the
dwelling is an extennive view of Long Island
Sound and the adjoining country. This prop-
erty I: offered for much less than its value, an
in owner is :bout to remove from the place.
For further particulars, enquire of Iiu I-‘onn,
near the rail road depot.
South Norwolk, Oct. 4. 3in40
5:11:40 '
d for.
DRY GOODS.
Fall and Winter Dry 00011:.
8111380003 & In .~DI ASLEI it.
No. 357 Bi-0:.dw:y, corner Leonard st., N. Y.,
have rec’d their new Fall importation: and :re
daily purchasing at auction, rich and elegant
Fall and Winter Goods,
to which they like pleuure in inviting the ot-
tenllon of the Ladies, feeling assured that they
can ofier the greatest bargains to be found in
thin city In Rich Fall and Winter Silks, of
the Inca: Paridn :tyle:, which no trial elo-
gcnt; including : large :t0ck of the chat
and handsoineat
High Ltutred Black Italian Sill»,
the most elegant goods ever offered in flat: city.
New and Beautiful Panbian Plaida, '
of entire new designs, with the 1imd:om¢:t not
Richest Cornbination of Colon,
including the gay, grove, rich and elegant
New and choice French Jlcriaoca,
fie most de:li-able colon in inn-ket, einbnelng
0
Broadway, Broum’s, and Parisian Nodes,
which the ladies will find exquislloly beoutllhl.
Elqanlly Rich Dclainu
of the cloiceat pattern: and most beouclthl 001-
01-0; and, in fact, every other kind ofdry goolll
Iultoble for
Ladiuand Children’: Wardrobes.
Long nntlqunro Shawn,
of :11 kinds, including tho rich Brooke 01-
Ccuhmcre, Canton (‘rape and Wulm,
and in foot every variety of Show] worn in
any climate.
Mwming Good: of all Kinda,
As B1:ck Boinbozlnes, A1:p:cnn, Cullen cloth:
Block De Luineo, Bu-eges, Gtenudinu, Silk
Tissues, Mu:lins, und everything suitable for I
Lady’: Mourning Wardrobe. Also, 3 very
large stock of every kind of
Lad:'u':nd Gentlemen’: Ohuo,
B:ndkorcliiefb,Cr:v:t:, Scnfa, Silk, Cotton
:nd Merino Under-shirt: and Dunn. .
Houcemfe and Family 0004:, ‘
As Linen and Cotton Sheeting: and ' _
Tobie Dumuks, Mi ' Towelingo, 0:,
Diapers, Woolen B nnken, Quilts, _Fl:nuel:,
cA'limr§" M witlitli ..i.
0 er: ed :-
ly ‘ ed gcompani ‘e c pi-oinp
Good: :ent :1: my hour of the day to my
Railroad, Steamboat, or Ferry-bout, free of
chlrze. 6:20
torn: out, and only out.
No Va:-l:tlon in’l'rlo::.
Women’ night:
‘WILL be maintained by the Proprietor: of
the Old Connecticut Cosh Sure, who
have laid in one! now offer for 3:10 one of the
largest and most fuhionoble stock: of Ludlu’
Di-e_:: Good: and Dry Good: of all kind:
Ivorofiorodintliistown.
Without puying particular attention to our
interested friend: who predict public] thot
we are selling good: so cheap that we not
have money to buy goods with next swing, we
simply inform our friends that we stand In
“Our own :hoo:,"
and are sure of all the goods our customers
may want this fall, and they will be sold chap :
if less than other: can afford them, we cannot
help it, for Womens’ Rights must be regarded by
PLAT!‘ & JVA H, 4 skiddy’: Block.
Iocutilhl Building Lot:
P011 SALE.
THE subscriber having opened 3 :trc¢t
through the beautiful grounds on But Av-
enue, south of his residence, and had 3 number
of large and ell ‘hie building lot: laid oil‘, of-
fer: them for so 0, upon very reasonable team.
To those desiring a retired and yet central lo-
cation, these lots, are not by my in
the town of Norwalk, for genteel residences.
M37 - W]. B. SKELLENGER-.
Hardware, Cutlery,
GJINS, Pintols, Agriculfiu-:1 Inplenenu,
French 8 Anierlcnn Window-G1:::, Point,
Oils, &c., can be bad of the subscriber :t the
lowest market prices. Having ate: the old
stand of Dillon Finch, lie intend: keeping 1
good wiortinent of goods in the above line, and
wishe: to be remembered.
E. V. A. CHICHESTBB.
Norwolk, Sept, 8th, 1813.
Sportunon,
CALL :t CHICBBSTEWS if you no in inn:
of wmethiug extr: in the wily of I Gun,
Pi:tol, Shot-Belt or Pouch.
Norwulk, Sept. 8th,
BAD I: FULIIEIPS Crolon Metallic Fire
proof Paint.-'i'liia article I: acknowl-
edged by :11 who have used it to be :upei-for to
any other Point in me. It is proof ognlut the
ICIIOII of the weather :iid fire, :nd 1: ch: 1-
thou other points in consequence of if: g
lea: oil to mix, and covering much more :ur-
face, twice as much :s some. Give it 0 trial.
B. V. A. CHICBESTEB, Agent.
GUNS! GUNS!
NEW supply of slngle and double bol-
rel Guns, fine :nd low i-iced, just rec’d
TBEBI‘.
A
and for sale by M. C. 8
Window Glut.
49
BOXES Ainei-ic:n, French, and En-
lisli window glus, :::oi-ted, from
6x8 to 26x , for sale st inonuf:cturer:Egli.ce:
by WM. C. 81'}! .
:EVIIR.Y‘De:riplion- .;e Job Work, executed
Nently, Clieoply and Quickly, :8 the Ga-
otte J ob Oflce.
Notice.
HE Inhubltnnto of the Old Well School Dio-
ti-ict, are hereb notified and warned, that
a special meeting 0 sold District will be bolden
at the School House in said District, on Frid:y
Evening the 20th of inst. October, at 7 o'clock,
P. M., for the purposes followin : to consider
the propriety of building, :nd if t ought expedi-
ent, to vote to build 3 new School House in
said District - to fix the site and locntlon of said
new School House ; to lay a. tax to defray the
whole or a port of the e use of such building
and site ; to appoint 8 co lector, and to appoint
a building committee with power to make con-
tract: for such site and building, and perform
all other ordlnny and usual clinic: of such
buildin committee. »
W . S BOUTON, DAVID SWORDS,
District Committee.
Norwalk, Oct. 8th, 1853. 2:41
PUB TIDE.
S the Books of the Estate of WM. OGDEN ,
_ deceased, are in the hands of P. W. Joxss,
Esq., and all accounts not paid to him on or be-
fore the First day of November next, they will
be put in suit, without further notice.
tf-39 SAMUEL P. RANDLE, Administrator.
Naill,
N quontltiea to wit purchasers :t lowest
rates, at CBICIIESTERS.
UTLBRY of our own manufacture and war-
ranted. C In Ii‘. K LOCKWOOD
‘ To the Public.
SOME Persons are afraid 5,1 advertise more
goods than I have on hand, but from the
rush of customer: and the way good: are sold
at No. 2 Sklddy’s Block, it would seem the pur-
chasers are very well satisfied with my stock of
goods, which is said to be by far the largest and
finest in town. Please call and judge for your-
selves, at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block.
$1,300,000 in Gold Dust,
ARRIVED from California, not 3 dollar of
which will be refused at No. 2 Skiddy’s
Block, in exchange for Gold Watches, Spoons,
or fancy goods ; Lamps, Baskets. clocks, look-
iug glasses and perfumery O S CLARK
Wanted, at No. 2 Sktddy’: Block.
A JOURNEYMAN watch repairer to whom
50 dollars a month will be paid in cash.
0 S CLARK.
EDWARD In. DOYLE, M. D.
(Gndinu of Philadelphia Bonoopothle Medical Colic; g
HOMGPATBIC Phy:ici:n :nd Surgeon,
Ofilce in Mallory’: Bulldiiig—the room:
recently occupied by O. S. Ferry Esq. Resi-
dence, opposite Boyle’ Sl,Iqi(I;tmI):epot', Norwalk, Ct
R
Rev. Edwin Bull, D. D. Noi-walk; Prof. J. J.
who understand their own interests will call
assigned. GEORGE A. D.-\Vl:l.\’PORT,
§t4l ' Judge.
before piu-aliasing duwhu-0 1:
0" .
gel). N315 York ;ARo‘v. gloat F0 0:,
.;..:ni::..oi-w-..nQl:qa,_ _D.
r.ir:oa;o.n.hi:,iL0.,nowham. '
Ironundstool.
AMERICAN, English refined, :nd English
common Iron, snorted square, round and
fiat, horse :nd ox shoe shapes, nut, bond, hoop
sud bolt Iron. Out :.nd wagon tire, out Ger-
man, English blister, spring and American
Iteel, &c., for sale by WM. 0. STREET.
New Good: for Summer Won‘.
1-} would call attention to our stock of
good: just purchased for
Summer and Fall Wear.
We keep constantly on land, 0 full unort-
ment of ood: udopted to this in:i-ket. Making
our pure 0:2: every two weelu enables us to
keep our stock fresh and of the latest :tyle:.—
Pu-tlculur attention is requested to our :tock
of good: '
For Men and Boy’: Wear,
which is unrivalled in this place.
All goods in tlii: line cut free of ezperue, or
made up to order in the latest at lea, at the
lowest possible rota. L. H. ANDLE.
Norwnlk, August 9th.
WET GOODS
From Steamer Cherokee.
A LARGE lot just received from Auctions,
9 very little injured by water, among them
are Blk. French Casainiere Pants, very fine.
Sattinett and Col’d Cassiniere Pants.
Satin And Silk Vests.
Blk. Frock Costa, extra line.
Suck Cook, over costs, monkey jackets, In
wloqll upder shirts, filne linen col1:i-ts, block‘ :nd
:i 3 cu, woo iugniu cu-pe ug, I urge
ot of u:lin De Laines. S. IOULTON, Jr.
Westport, Sept. 12th, 1863.
For Sale in New Britain.
A very beautiful country residence. situ-
ated in the town 0fNew Britain, Ct., i: oflered fo
sale upon reasonable terms. A litlio II of
the property in:y be seen at the Non otol.
To one duirin,g a retired count‘? natkthi: is 0
rare oppoi-tun ty to purchase 0 0: ~ pp y to
37tf A. M. WARD, 381.113, 01-.
FOR SALE.
TEN Shares of the Stock of the Danbnry &
Norwalk Roll Ro:d. Enquire of
tf37 Sept. lltli CHAS. B. MOTT.
Bunting fluid.
A VERY superior article of Burning Fluid
for ale by WM. 0. STREET.
A Tuilor, one who eon act in the c: I? 0'!
Cutter-:n! :sle:ni:n. T. B L! .
:ept. 24th.
WANTED.
Notice.
RS: 1.. A. Ssm'n’s Boarding sud My
School, for Young Lndie:, will re-open,
‘ 5i‘:.~- .
State of New Y ark, County of Wecfchufer u.
ALBERT S. BADEAU President and JAMES
T. BELLS, Secretary of the Wcatcheafer Coun-
ty Mutual Insurance Company, being duly
sworn, severally depose and say :
THAT they are the President and Secretary
of the above named Mutual Insurance Com-
pany, and lint the annexed printed Statement.
is in :11 ‘respect: 0. true statement of the condi-
tion of sold Insurance Company on the 4th duy
of I: ,”A'. D. 1853, according to the but of
their owlodge and belief; and tint there are
no lonséa elulmnd :g|inst said company which
tend: unpaid to the knowledge or belief of
these deponentn.
' A. S. BADEAU. President.
JAMES '1‘. BELLS, Secretary.
Sworn uid :nb:ci-lbed by both the deponeiit:
this 21:: doy of September, A. D. 185 before
me: Ju. P. Bmrrnwi-on, Justice of the ace.
Thmiublio :1-e respectfully informed that the
nude gned :till continues to not in the capac-
ity of Agent for , the nbove nonod
Conltflé.‘ 2' “ 8. Y. STJOBN.
New mun. Oct. Gill, 1853.
Sixteenth Annual oftlle Wm-
chutcr County utual Insurance
Company. Kay 4. 1853.
IIQOKQO Olllohlt AIIIAI Ioport,
sin 0:
to tho amount of
_ Notes for tho acne,
During the put on than have been issued ma: Polictu.
fro y in the :na:, Ol,llI,I3 00
Premium Notes for the suns, l&'n,'lI6 45
An 0 of Pofldll Ilplred I-IO uncalled 8018 III N
i-..1i'3. im..c.m......., ’ nice: so
Pollcin: In font I: 05 “#73. W
r....iu."i‘c1:.m .I."."“-’ ‘mm to
Club 1. Pro ‘ Cu in 30
Cub no’: if-£'l'n".'.'.:i"‘iiei:S'riI 533 3
o..i.""':".’.1m‘.”’.+'.‘i.‘," “""" mm at
__._._..
03,001 M
hpondilturoo, "'3: ::
a’ 11,010 as
Gabon had, 011,980 D
Book no.3 uni rzi.‘d'.. 3' 5-;
W
oIeo'ko::, Fuolnd Lights, ' 1% :3
1
t and Gum Agata ::l::y 250 00
:nd_'l‘:unxer’: min), B 73 g
I 4
fifllflflglfllir, 6: 0.:
lxp:n::: ofaonrnl Ikcacy, 92 64
Dluout on d:podI::, 8 94
H.‘‘'“.....''''.'.‘'c....‘''‘‘' smug: iii it
“ ‘ ’ 9,010 0:
Loueofrom Jay 5, 1852, to May 4, 1853:
m2 and omingeon as Tkisdnl:’:’1o::, at -
Juno . '35‘ W
“ 14 Rood 8 label)’: loan, Norvdk, 0% E fl
« 17’ . 1.. run.’ 10:: Stnnwfch, Conn 50 00
H 10} r. n.rimon’£iou,1'm-yton, 3,200 on
October 2, J. Dollie’: Lou, Poohklll, 800 00
. " 2 Samuel W. Kurd’: lain, do 500 00
u 2’ 1'. r. Bullock’: 10:: do mo 00
u 2:’ win. I. nonw. his Ion-Innis, 15 oo.
Noun. I ———P:lnor’s Ion, Wntehooter, 21 31
" 1 J. R: ': lo::, hnkmvilh
« ii’ 1. :m:n'o Mm‘ ' , 57 :2
H 27' sinus mm’: Inn, New lie, 5 0)
-- . 27} chuiunmig-um lo::, as on
1.‘. , }nm 3 York’: loos, do 1000 00
«' ai- l(:.rNnWllt:o’:1o:: Glonhun, 5 no
« 31’ ' w. ‘l':Ifi0rd':lo::, ' do 4 to
-I 20': Jo:hu iuynows Ion, romimm, 10 no
A 1! Vin. P. I. on’: Ion. leoknntovn, I75 00
rd! . I
H 13, 17. Hall’: lou, pm, 840 to
9,002 40
lane: and Bxpenaco, 11.019 35
Juan r. nus, Sc .
Iunnnce Ola, New Rochelle, }
In) 4, 1053.
filth gut gliluriiummfs.
not vii. I. i:'n0iI.u.n's Aivtnnsino noon,
I02 iu:u0-s1-us:-r, nu! roux.
SMITH BROTWS.
oxzivslul.
OI-OTEING WLIDIOOID,
- (ESTABLISHED 1840.)
HAVE OPENIIDTEIIR
HIV IAIILI IIOII;
No. I 2 2 Fulton Strut,
(Next door to .N'a::¢u.)
N E W- YORK,
Their Sfialy is Large,
and constantly renewed, and comprises article:
from the clie:pe:t to the finest quality, mostly
of their own importation ‘
Ell? ILVI IIOOI IO III!
‘I'll FAILIEII, '1'!!! IDCIANT, ‘(Bl IWIILNIC,
nu-: moi-imioiim. mm, no): A sum 00!.-
LAB '10 AN OVKOAT.
Their Stock of Place Good: 1: large, and
they make
Garment: to Order.
At : :ni.:ll odvnnce over the Bondy-mode prices.
Dnam. P. Sims, Tnoiua Sxrrn, Ji-., Ronni-
L. Sin-ru.
THE Citlsenu of Norwnlk are rupectfully in-
vited to give u: o c:ll. 3in42
Nothlngouiboznorotopnlu
or more Beautiful than
AI-‘I-‘ERTY at LBASK’8 fall uyle of DA-
orxnuax In-rs, Iuiufuotund und :0ld :t
their stores, 57 Chthuni, cud on the some of
Pearl & Cliutlioli, New York. Artilt: pruent
to insert the Portrait. Coinilnln :: they do,
eleguice of nhpo ad Illoh vi tht other
moot f::hion:ble quollty, choc ne::, ad in ad-
dition each ciutoiner receive: Ilka.-nu: free
of char they are the ueplus din of the .
No. 57 stliun, opposite Clnnibetlp I133 0|! 9
corner of Paul and Chotllun streets. 311140
A n n 1 V A 1:. '3
Fall Trade’ l858_
NEW & HEAVY WOOLENS
The Gi-«teat Bargains ever olered in N. York.
WM. 11. INOEPFEL.
Nos. 99 AND IO! Wiuun Snxxx,
N B W Y 0 R X.
HAS now for a:le An extensive :toek of
FALL GOODS suitable fox-CLOTIIIBRS
AND MERCHANT TAILOBS, inouly of hi:
own nnonnrxox.
Short-tine and Call Buyers, no particularly
invited to cull uid exonlue my nook before
purchuing elsewhere. Iy3
. NOTICE.
1'0 the India: of Ilonnlk.
- and Vicinity. .
OSB Indie: wishing to obtain their mp-
- ply of Gutter Boot: nil Shoe: for the con-
lng seuion, can t at MILLER I CO’8, 134
CANAL STE , New York, French Morocco
and Kid.S1lpper:, Tie: ond Buskinn, of the fint.
quality, at 9 and lo shillings per pair; :econd
quality Slippers uid Tie: :1: 60, and Bukin: :t
; (:11 of our on make w:i-ranted good.)
Ladle: Gutter Book, of :11 the fashionable col-
olors, at 120,16: and 18: the_ pair. This beau-
tiful article of Lodiu’ wear is warranted ual
to any in the city. Misses’ uid Children’: ni-
ter Boot: and Shoes, of all kinds and price, the
largest :s:oi-tinent of any in New York. White
and Black Satin, Black and Bronze French Kid
Slippei-:, for evenings, with : complete :::0rt-
ment of India Rubber Ovenliou, of all the dif-
ferent stylu. Ladle: who wi:lI good Shoes, at
mode:-st,‘ i-iceo, will plane cull uid examine
for the ’ vel-
MILLER ct CO., 131 Cami-st,
an-39 ne:r Tlioinpnou, New York.
NOIWALI
Oupot Weaving Elhblhhnout.
BE :uh:ci-iber would recpectfhily announce
to the Public, tint he i: prepared to exe-
fllte all order: for
BAG CARPET WEAVING.
at the nliortent notice and in the but 'bl_e
manner and for ve reuonuble prices, at his
residence near the uion I-‘actogé
JA B BLACK.
Dyoing B:tubll:hnout.
C DIRK, of Bridgeport. Silk» Wttoll Ind
. woolen dyer, formerly of New York, dye:
:nd finishes in the best style, ladies’ drone: of
eve description.
A so, broadcloth: and caesiinei-2:, broadcloth,
silk and merino cloth, utinc, luotl-Inga. enpes,
plush, lucc veils, silk und cotton velveu, new-
ng silk, cnpe, merino, culiinere, Tliibet and
cotton ali:wl:, Itnliui and French c:peo. Also,
smaller articles, Iuch as liundkei-chiefs, psi-asols,
:un:hw1e:, ribbon, loveo, hole, lnce, gauze
Ifliclfl. "43-. 343-. W oil will be done on renou-
uble terms.
GEJVTLEJKEJWS GJAMEJVTS.
Ovei-coats, cools, vests, punts, &c., dyed with-
out rip ng, and nude to look :0 well 3: new.
Be ml 31,00 cleanse sndmi:pi:h in the hes‘: man-
nor, co: v¢:¢:, 1:, Its? glrlllel . me‘
the :liowl:, t:blep:I:>th:, cruin cloth, arc. _
A1:o, carpet: clunnul at :hoi-I notice, and in
the neutest inuiner.
g‘ All order: left with Mr. JACOB BLACK,
Nonnlk, who I: ogent for Mr. Dirk, will be
promptly attended to. 30
oooluonxs and Flutenu, : new lot, with
new Book: tint 3 more child con leorn.
NC RWALK INSTITUTE.
For both ‘iezes.
Ric;~uzn S. JAME8, \.. i\l., Principal. ,
THIS Institution is 10; riled in the beautiful
and healthy borougi. of Narwalk, Fa11‘-
field 00.. Conn., within 1.4 miles by Rail Road
or stem, boat. of New Y. rk. The buildtng is
new and our-. of the best: dapted for School pur-
pose: in the State. The Prmcpal is assisted by
competent and experienced Teachers.
The regular course of study embraces the or-
dinu-y English and Scientific branches, with
the Lotto, Greek and French languages. Youn
men may be fitted for any cl0.ss_m college; 91'
it is the design to furnish all with the best _f0.-
cilitios for acquiring a. thorough and practical
education. Diplomas will be awarded those
who complete the regular course. Particular
attention is given to the moral as well as men-
tal training of the pupils. _ _
Board may be had with the Principal or with
other families under his inspection.
The Acudelnic year is divided into two terms
of twenty-three weeks each; and begins Mon-
day Sept. 12th, 1853. There are two vacations
of one week euch, at Christmas, and in the
spring; and one of four weeks in the Summer.
Pu its can enter at any time. _
es.—Tuiti0n $8 per term. M11510.
Plintlng and German, are extra; Board, Wash-
gc, t rm.
i'Iidu€u’l5:epI°'iinl:ip.i or either of the follow-
ing: IRA GREGORY, _
G. G. BISHOP, Committee.
JAMES FINNEY.
N. roux CITYFASHIONABLE
MILLINERY.
Boon ovizn G. Hox'r’s Snou sronu, MAIN-ST.
MISS PILGRIM can be found at her Rooms
over H0yt’s Shoe store, wbcre_a_n assort-
ment of all goods in her line, comprising Silks.
Lawns. Crapea, Laces, Edgings, Flowers, Rib-
bons, &c., can be found. Also, a. small. assort-
ment of ready made Bonnets, both of Silk and
Lown.
Straws cleaned and altered with neatness and
Home Trimmings,
OF every Ityle and description, wliolesalfi
'1 b
‘M ""1 ’ 3' noLc0m3 & LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport. .
Carriage Hardware.
FULL assortment of goods in this line, con
stantly received direct from the manufac
turer:. . HOLCOMB & LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.
Blacksmith’s Bellows,
ALL sizes, for sale by
HOLCOMB dc LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.
India Rubber Packing.
FOB sole at ma.nufacturer’s prices, b
HOLCOMB & LY N,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.
Nails! Nails!
CASKS Cut Nails. 50 do. supe-
rior Wrt. do.
HOLCOMB & LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st-., Bridgeport.
VICE8 !
-ILL’S, Peter Wright’s solid box. Hyde’s.
And various other makes. for sale by
HOLCOMB & LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.
Dora: and Emory.
WHOLESALE and Retail by
150
IIOLCOMB & LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.
GLUE.
PETER C0oper’s Glue, for sale at manufac-
turers’ prices. HOLCOMB & LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.
A PREMIUM
ILL be paid on old half dollars and dol-
late by CHAS. E. DISBROW.
WO OSTDR HOUSE.
comma or MAIN AND WHITE sranms
Near the Rail Road Depot.
HE subwriber having leased the above nam-
ed Hotel, is prepared to receive boarders
and transient visitors. The House is abundant-
ly supplied with spring water, and has all the
conveniences necessary to make guests comfort-
able, and the undersigned feels confident from
the experience that he has had in the business
of hotel keeping, that he can give satisfaction
to those who favor him with their patronage.
W. SIMONSON.
N. B.—-Warm and Cold Water Baths ready
at :11 hours. (Danbury, Sept. 5, I853. tf36
‘ NAILS.
I
KEGS of the celebrated “Tre-
mont Iron 00.” Nails, bought at
0 very low price some time ago and will be
sold less than they now cost in New York
Dealers and Builders will do well to call and.
buy. 32 Z. SANFORD.
500,00
100
Prices from 13. to 16s.
Percussion Caps, for sale
by O. S. CLARK,
2 Skiddy’s Block.
STYLES pocket knives received and
now ofi'ei'ing at No. 2 Skidd ’s Block.
O. S. C ARK.
CUTLI-lRY.—-A splendid assortment of Amer-
icon and English Cutlery, both table and
pocket. Please call and examine.
E. V. A. CHICHESTER.
FEW Mom: Lnrr, the original Smith’s
Razor Straps - the best in the World, for
3. It DISBROW’S Silversmith.
T CHICHESTEBFS Hardware Store can be
found the largest assortment of Points. Oils,
Vu-nislies and Painters’ Materials, ever offered
in this market call and see him. sept. 8th.
Boy Wanted.
A SMART, active Boy wanted, to learn the
Jeweler’: trade. Enquire of
HENRY GOODWIN dz CO.
Successors to Henry I. Hoyt, Norwalk, Gt.
1’. S. Good reference required.
HONEY Soap, a new article ; also. other
kinds of soups and toilett art cles. at
DISBRO\\"S.
Still in Town.
JITCHES, Clocks, Jewelry Silver and
Plated Wares, Port-monnaies, fine
Cutlery, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Goods,
Lamps, Lamp Glass and IVz'c/rs, Lao.-'."ing
Glasses, 8;-c., kc.
III. Em1'oiz.—We would say to the pullic,
through your enlarged and improved paper,
that we have not the Crystal Palace. nor the
World’s Fair-—but we have a very large stick
of Goods, selected with care, and pa.d for in
cash, and havingsold more goods the lib! mouth,
thou ever in any other month in N01‘Willli, we
are led to feel that tlie_pub1ic are satisfied that
our experience and facilities for buying goods,
given entire satisfaction as to quality and price.
»We expect soon to enlarge our store and thus
open to the public one of the largest, (of our
business.) in _‘the State, and a. stock to select
from, which 18 large, rich and cheap. Call at
DISBROW’S, near the Bridge.
NEW FALL GOODS,
at Wostport.
ANDSOME new styles Muslin De Laines,
Coalimei-es and Persians; Black, Blue,
Green, Brown, Drab and Tan color Fine Purs-
Inetfas, English and American Prints.
Brood Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts and Vest-
lugs, a. full assortment.
Also, alarge assortment of Ready Made Cloth-
ing, together with a general assortment of sea-
:onoble goods just received and for sale cheap
3: MOULTON-‘S.
New Goods are received two or three times a
week during the season.
Cloth: out without charge as usual, Garments
for Men and Boys made to order in the best
manner at very low prices.
Sept. 12th, 1353.
Something New.
W’umvo’s Parlor Coal Air Tight Stoves.
Sheet Lead and pipe.
I-‘one Baskets, Willow wagons.
Camp ene and F1uid,Hang Lamps. for stores.
Wooden Ware, Clothes line and Rope, Wil-
low Chairs, Baskets, dcc., at HAIGHT’S.
(Great Bargains,
AT Disbi-ow’s is the place to get good Bar
guins. Our goods are all purchased with
ouch-—: new lot this week——G0id and Silver
Watches, Pencils, Pens, Lockets. Jewelry in
Ill quantity, Poi-tmonies, Pocket Knives,
Scllzots, &c.. at DISBRO W ’S, Jewelry Store
on Wednedoy. 3nd of November.
Ciroulu-: nioy be obtulnod at It. A. Solleck’:
0: 08 II: Iodnry. Out 3 It
ILVEB. Wm, Plated Spoflln
I0» 30 III II
CBOCKERY, China and Glass Wares. in any
qlllntl EAIGHTS '
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