Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, October 25, 1853 · page 3

C’33‘=- T110 P1111‘-139191133. North American nf Moudav
59-)". HIM allot-ilel' Judge has been arrested in Clncimmit,
ti, which city appears to be somewhat unfortunate in its
ju-licizll faxlxetionai-ies. Judge Dana. ofnne of the court,
of that place was, a few days since, arrested at his resi-
dence near the city. ch:Irgc<l with being an acc.,m,,1;ce
:11‘IE?‘Si1:IS‘:lsfallilllztéffizgli:3‘gxlfxnsivc fi)1'ge1-iesoof land
cmthesy an“ it Md Mm .(.1I‘.c I, ltlllel a be---, Ill 1115 night
He was put in u -- 1, I - . Inlet lat he was at home.

po l(.(‘ station house for exzuni1m,fiou_

For the Gazette.
lleorsetown, Oct. 18th, 1853.

FR”:-"D 3- I-I have nuiced in several papers lately,
the fact that Mr. Aaron '1‘. Dimon of Redding, had killed
a large rattle snake. If merely the killing of a rattle
snake is of so much importance as to be copied into so
many journals. the fact that] am now about to relate,
m“~“" °°'t“3111S‘ be worth recording :

Mr. Peter Smith of Redding, and Mr. Albert Lockwood
°f W9-‘*0’-ll have each a large live Rattlesnake in their
Il°-*99S>‘=i0n- They keep them confined in barrels and
‘hf?’ (‘an at any time be 50;?!) by the doubtingor curious
without paying :1 “'ql.l:1!ter.'” but all visitors must be
°““‘l°“-'4. and ‘~ touch not, nor llandlc not” the vene-
mous reptiles, for even llmir keeper-‘ dare not ~‘ enter
the cage.-" They eacll of them rejoice in the possession
of twelve rattles, which denotes that they are somewhat
advanced in years. Visitors sometimes ‘ stir them up
with u long pole. ’which they never fail to resent by rat-
TUI-‘I1-!', which tells in plain snake language what they
would do if they had 9. chance. They are very interes-
ting sights. and will pay the curious In such matters to
go some distance to see them. N -H-_=>

 

.-"v’eu~ Collnte-.17’.-dts.—li’e are informed that
a new and very well executed counterfeit $5
on the Unadilla Bank. New York, has made its
appearance in the interior of this State. Look
out for them.—-Detroit Free Press.

 

Q» The store of T. Ransom & Co. at Bridgeport was
feloniously entered on Saturday night last, and $12, in
bills on the Woodbury Bank, extracted from the drawer.
The safe was opened, but some $200, deposited therein
was overlooked by the burglars. '

? Simeon Draper, one of the heaviest Stock specu-
lators in New York, “ suspended” on Monday. Some of
the N. Y. Journals predict that this is but the forerun-
“°‘' °‘‘ 5 Ecneral smash up of which we are on the -eve.
A financial revolution like that of 183'.‘ is in some quor-
ters apprehended.

Mlvrnonlsr Cmmcn Ix Easr BRIDGEPORT.—We under‘
stand that a Board of Trustees has been appointed to
take this matter in hand, and that it has been decided
to commence operations imlnediately, on a. lot selected
opposite the Park, on the north side. Already a very
respectable subscription has been raised. Messrs. Bar-
num BI Noble, giving the lot and 9. cash subscription of
$500. It is contemplated putting up an edifice which
with the lot, will be worth from $5000 to $6000.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice.

The Annual Town Meeting of t Ie Union School District
will be held at the Town House on Thursday evening
the 27111 inst.. at 7 1-2 o’clock. As business of much
Importance will come before the meeting, 11 general at-
tendance is requested.

g'I‘he National Horse Exhibition at Springfield is
laid to have been one of the most magnificent pageants
ever witnessed in this country. So immense was the
crowd of strangers, that Hundreds, had to leave the city
in the Evening trains for Hartford and all the adjoining
towns, within the circuit of thirty miles. This SpI0ndi(
exhibition and the tremendous rush of people, aptly illus-
trate the elegant stack (not of horses,) but ofDry Goods:
and the tremendous rush of customers. at the Old Con-
necticut Cash Slnre. Why—tI1e old logy credit establish-
ments, might as well attempt to dam up the waters ol‘
the Mississippi with bullrushes. or try to extinguish Ve-
suvius with an ounce syringe. as to attempt to under.
sellthi.-1 Yolmg .-imerica Emporium ! People will ms}-
to Platt & N.'Ish’s and there is no helping it. ‘Wonder.-;'
at this cstablisllment have pzl.-1.-xed cmuneration and thus.-
who have only reached the “ tenth” are an age behin“
the tunes, and should diet on cash sales and catch-up fo’
the next six months.

3' A Doctor returned :1 coat to :1. tailor because it
did not fit him. The tailor, seeing the doctor at the fu-
neral of one of his patients. said :

“ Ah, doctor, you are 11 happy Inan~”

“ Wh_v so I” asked the doctor.

“ Because,” replied the tailor, ‘- you never have any
of your had work returned on your bonds.’-‘

If that Doctor had t~.v.k=-.n the common sense precau-
tion of purchasing his coat at L0ck\vood’s fasllioxlzlble
emporium, he would never ball to have returned thu.
coat. Doctors think of that.

Caution to D1-ugg1sts and the Public.

The unparallelle-l :-.nI.l ustonlsllillg elliezlcy of Dr. Wi:-
tar's lillsalu of Willi Cherry in all the «.iise:1ses for \vllic'.
it is rcconlun-l1ded——:uriug ln.ul_v cases after the skill 1.-
1110 best plI_vsicE:lll.-I '.vl.-re uIIa\'zliliIIg—lla.~l elk-cted fl. larg.
anl in-.:re~.I.-:iIl-__; clcluanll for it. 'l‘hi.-' fact. has cans (1 un-
prixlcipled counterfeiters and imitators to palm oil‘ spuri-
ous Inixt-.lrc.~I. of siluil;-.r name and appearance, for flu
genuine Blllslilll.

Be -not ¢lr3cm'l.~e:;l by I nlpn.»'(m's.

The public slmulal be curl-l'ul to get the genuine artich-
aa the imitations and counterfl-its being got up by than
who know nothing of melliciue, or of the diseases of tin
llulnuu sy.-ateni, are entirely un.-s:ll'e and llangerou.‘-1.

From the Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer. Feb. 8, 18-18.

'\\'l.s'r.\lI‘.~l B.lI.s.=..vl or \\’l1.1) ('IIl£l(i’.\‘.—\\'e have an utte-
nbllol-n-n.ce for all kin-.15 of puffs. and e.~'pl-cially such .-
are calculated to llllfiltful the public as to the enrati~.-
virtues of patent medicines. ’l"ln-re are llolllsiless lu:ln_
catcll-penlly llostrum.-=. «lully veu«.ie»'.l and hourly Llrlt‘-.
which are not only Ofllt) value but absolutely ¢leletcri0u-
to the pllysical lu:l.ll. 'l“m-re are utl1erb:1l.-zslnls. extract-
&c.. not cxnbraced per;I~l\'eut:xre. in the pharnlacezltil
arrallgellielits of the apolnec.1ry or rc;_:ul:lr plrvsicial.
that are in certain cases of more value thzul all til-
prescription.-: c-l'G:|len put togetller. \\'ist:lr'.~I Balsaln :
“"1121 Cherry is adlnitlc.-=1 by the concurrent te.-ltillloll_\' 1
those who have proved its virtues to be of the latti-
class. In coils and consumption. ustlllna and chrou;
coughs. as well as in other kindred di.-‘eases, it has bu-
used with almost universal success. In a. climate .-
cllalizmlblc as this, supcrinilucmg and uggrav:-.ti:lg ti
family of disc was above alluded to, this nlcliciuc has
value not to be cstiniatecl.

Tile only original mid genuine WISTARS B.-\I..SAM (1
WILD (.‘-Hl~jRlt'l', was introduced in the year 18:28. and 11:.
been well tested ill all the complaints for whicll it is re-.
omlnendr-.ll. I-‘or ten years it has proved more cilicacim.
3,. H, 1-.,merl_y for Coughs, Cnlsls, Inliut-u'/.11, Bronchiti-
,,-,,,fimm and Consumption in its incipient stages, tl1n..
any other niediv.-inc.

SETH W. FOWIIE, Druggist, No. 138 Washington street
Bmstoxl, .\I:Iss.. is the sole proprietor of the origilial re
ccipt for the III:in:Ifacl1lr<- ofthc genuine medicine, an-
aupplies both at wlmlerlalc and retail, and of whom agen
cies can be obtained.

William E. His.-tell and George W. Smith. Agents fol
this place; J. W. Taylor We.-ttpurt; W. J. 6: 1-). Shelton
Bridgeport; W. 1%. I-luigllt St:ul1i'urd ; Samuel C. Silliluar
New Canaan ; L. H. Baily & Co._. Ridgcfieirl ; Wm. I’. Ste-
vens, I)n.nbur_v. .

Applications for Agencies to be made to the General
Agent, Si-Z’l‘ll W. l~‘OWl.F.. Boston. Mass.

The geuuineanxl original l)r. Wlstar-s Balsam, on ac
count ofits gr:-at pop-.Ilarit_v has been extensively collu-
terfeitcd In Philzulelphia. and some thousand bottles ha.-
been tllrown into the market and extensively circulated.
This is to caution dealers and public generally again:-"
hL|_j’in any other than that having the written signature
of 1. U'l’I‘S on the wrappcl‘.

 

3;’-Professor Auax. C. BAaav's ’l‘lucorlll-zaors, on .‘.il-:-
DICATEI) Con1>:>I:xu, for Beantifying, Curling, ‘Preserving.
Restoring and strenglllcliiilg the Hair, Relle\'IngDisc:ls1--
of the Skill, Curing iillcunnltic Pains, and Ilealllig l-.'x-
ternal Wounds. iiaun:1cd by no geographical llne,s,.tlu
reputation of llaaavzs 'fr.n:ul-lil-:llol‘.s ])('f\':l(I9$ the l-nlon.
The sales of the article of late years have Increased In 11
ratio that allm-st exlzemls belief. l'rofc.-‘sor BAI‘.lt\', utlel
a careful examinatiml of his sales‘ books, finds that lb:
number of bottle.» ll(‘lI‘»'(‘I‘(‘(l to order, in qll£lllIlll(‘$ 0
from half a gro.-'9. upsvznml, during the year IS132, wir-
within :1 trifle oi" S-.."Il‘.-Jlllll.
It is unllecc.:.aar_v to pr:-1-:cut at length the evidences n:
the wonderful properties of the 'I‘l‘IC(lllll(‘l‘()lIS, vlvlwu fill
ublic have furnislu-ll .-‘ucll nu lllllOl'.<l‘lll('l1f. ast us. I‘
Cll8ll]ll'l('.‘iS of the article and the 1-xplzinatious given 0
its chemical action upon the hair. the scalp. and in air
cases sit’.-lllperliciul irriéatioll, ill" recolnmexuled it to tilt
attention of the people. 'i‘l.i' was all that the inventor
(ll‘.<ilI'\\:l. livery bottle :1 l" ‘ll itself. The 1.-llbcts 0‘-
tlp: llui-l excecrlorl ex '- on._—li acted like a charm.
T-hp lqulics \\fimllIi not I)". u. -,-,0 . . C[l.Ll_llir_\' dealers ll.
9x.—cl'y suction _ol'tl:e Ullliilll tlules fnulirl tlm_\'ll1IlstlIa.vr
it 2 and thus was lplilt up :1 \\'ll(II(‘.\'.'lIl£ t1‘:l.«'le oi':m extent
hitncrto uullu:Ir-1 of :1.-‘ rr-gar<!.- :lr1.iclr-s of this kind.
Tily lligllest point llzls not yet been rcucllell. and it is
be icved that the sale.-; this year will be a million and a
hall’ of bottles. ’
ll'~‘l)'Ji and .\_luuui'aetm'_v. .\'n. 157.7 Broa:l\va_\', New-York.

 
 
 
 
 

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Kl‘-‘-¥_V1‘ l"‘l<‘ cl-nts :1 large bottle.
I |‘M‘1'=\l‘lI-‘ nut to plm:il:lse1-s bv the quantity. Sold
ll?“-“ H“-‘ i“‘“‘“ll>=I1 I1‘-(-l‘c‘ nl lllil-Ill‘ll',!‘Zl\'i.-i tllrnuglmui

Ill!-‘ V!ll'~!-‘ti Suites and 1.; -.l- \_ . . w -4, 1 -1- .-
U:-UllH3l'"i5lIl. |“Hulcc: &(!.:nl.tEllLihb$'{JfJfi(:.1Til‘v3:,lI‘, 
P‘“"~ ' fim*2l
T'T 
£1 Card.
New Dental Establishment.
.
Puofles Reduceul 25 Per Cent.
n_R‘ vii,-11:-1’_1-,ESZ'I"l.*G:I'-1, Dental Sur-,;-.-on,
having openc‘ ulllce on-r .\o. 2, ski.1,1,.vS m,,,,;, “.,,,,1,,
be happy to scnc all will» m..\- .,1,._,.;,.e mg. ,m,,_’_‘,,,,n_ ,
services. Tectll lilled with (iul.'l_ U, such ,,,,,gr 2‘, 3‘,
as the case may require. ' 1”‘ 9"“
Teeth inserted from one to a.n - 1'. . .
- « ..._... :.':.::.°;.;:°.*.;.;:::::..$;*l‘: 
' _ __ _ I-t(,:_ll \pli1_l G¢,Il,ll or i>';,,,;;;,, ,,;‘.0tg '
’Il:_elh E'.:.‘raca‘c(l, C!l‘ll11(‘(la7l(I (‘(Ifjll.\‘[€l.l u.;,,_.,, ,-,.
and all other opcrullolls app'crtaining to Dental Sur u -
pr-rforlnezi with the utluo.-'1 care so as not to occiim’
ilgplcccss-.II~y pain zllul in the l;c.v(prl.\-xilzlc manner. ..}{:l
1ll’t(’5-S‘ ntleast per cent. less than those llt-retol'o,.,__
'.cll=u‘l-.‘0«1- '
P, S. l’owd(ers prepared for illdivdlmi Ci . .- .
table l:!_l,~;,J:#: _\ es, will an.-

Dental Card.

Du. .I.\.\lit.‘S G. Ii:\Rllfll'R. Surgeon and .\Il‘cll:llllcnI Den-
tirat—Wonld rcspcclf-.lll_v inform his friend.-' and the pul.1;,.
g‘..'llOl‘1lll_\’, that having luzule alrallgc.-lllclitl-: \\’llL'l‘l'l)V he
can be a'u.-‘en! from the City :1 portion) of hi.-: limc. be
will tl!.'\'0I('. that tune to his pl-ales-iu-1, in .\'ur\vnlk. '

 

reg a la r,

Dll. Il.lull'.:-I'll may be fu-.lml at his resilience, 1-L45-,1~

A\'lt'.\'L'l-Z. twu doors north of DH. IlAl.l.’s, on lllmulayx.

i|"erlnc.x.lILy.v and l~'r£duy.v, of each W_¢_-ck, 1-c;u1_y 1o;m..n.l
to the culls of any who luay need his S(:p\.,-cos in nu). U,

the various lJ|‘2LIl(3lll.'.s’ of his profes.-:inll.
linvlng Inltl an C.\]l(‘l?lt'llC(' of more than twelve

ces may di.:tau.-. 'l'e-:th cxtructcdl with elm,-
fa 1‘ dl.-.‘ea.seI.l as to be il1cnra'olt.-.3 ,
a -~ L '. -. . ;~ 3 A _, I I 3 _ ._ ,
,..E)r. L. is plepale . to .u.-ut l'l.I)L2. u 11.1, mm,c,,,1,:.,,m,-_
.=T°"3l"“L‘ 1041 ‘-\'!l0ie set... 'l‘llcsd-l-'ecth=l1)l' -‘.lumiIility an:
ll‘.Ll-lli‘:II appc: :l.l.'ci£ are not sunpas.-ed by anv: - -. " -

 

WASE‘ /’LlI‘l'l".‘ll-fill"tIffl:I!!i:;!i '].:<u‘¢[ ‘Ia l7te"'.-'e_:/ulafion nf
All charges ‘will be as"reu.-'onu.ble as is
at materials wit.\gperfect

Q[ul(l:‘cn’s 7134114.
possible, to combine the be
vi'or_§_‘lhnnn'llip.' ' ’

 

one large horse blancket trimmed with broad
1‘: d flannel bindin g, also from the barn of the
=mclcl-slgllcd one large double calf skin fihnl

, ,, _ years
'3“! lM'3“-'W3'-‘.- 311" 5“-1 IJUHIK eulnncctell with u lirm in
the city, Dr. H. tecis cuuli leul. {hilt he is able to give
r.. 4: - ,..- . .-

p9r.t.(.t .H.l.t..3I‘)|.Cs.(lfl ln allot his opu.lt1ol1s, Wlugh ‘nu be
be, ])|.‘l‘fOl'IllCII1ll.I.lle lll0.\'I n.ppl‘o\'ea.lulltl sciclnlic lmmm-1-,

feetll ullevl with gul l or other material, as circumstan-
wllell so

 
 

'l‘l~:.ul-aaaxcr: CO.\'\'l-SNTICLV’.-—Tilc Fnirfleld Co. Temperance
Convention will convene at the M. 1-2. Church at Sauga-
tnck, on Wednesday the 26th inst.

2165- Cl./lax is not to be outdone in un_vtl1ing' he under-
takes, and consequently it is no wonder that there are
found at all times, one. oftbe I'lChe5t and ln0':1‘. fashiona-
ble stocks of Watches and Jewelry at his new store, ever
exhibited in old I-‘uirfil-ld (‘ounty. We have no disposition
to boast ofour superior stock, all we desire is for the
public to call and satisfy themselves. that “ the half has
not been told.” '

-‘b., We perceive that our neighbors Messrs. C. &E. K.
I.(O‘{WO0D, are nearly every day receiving large supplies
of Stoves, which we believe are sold cheap ; Also, within
the last few days have added largely to their stock of
China, Crockery and Glass Wares, thus they enable their
customers to have a large stock of the goods they deal in
to select from. We would say to all in want of any good:
in their line to give them 9. call.

 

WAR, WAR
It is said is declared between Turkey and Russia, but
it does not intercept the communication to the store 0‘
Dl.snaow’s, Silversmith and Jeweler, where may be round
an unusual large stock of all kinds of Watches, Jewelry
and Silver Ware, which our facilities enable us to sell at
a little less than was ever thought of before, go to

Disbrows if you want good goods. cheap.

 

P.Icx Saxwxs, Snxs .-on VI-zrvvrs.-—II‘ we number one
lady among our numerous readers, we would advise them
to visit Colnmbian -Hall before they leave the city.-
Messrs. S. & M. E. Town: & Co. have won distinction by
the splendid stock of costly fabric: in fall and winter
Dress Goods, which is always to be found at this estab-
lishment by the searchers after the rich, rare and deal-
rsble. The beautiful assortment of rich India Cashmere
Shawls, rich Lyons Velvets. Tr-iple«Cbaln Brocade, plail
and glace Silks, plain and plaid French Merinos of every
varic-tv and pattern, commend it as the first best place
in the city to make a selection.

3;; The man who wears the “shocking bad hat”
anduvhife a that-was seen in town a few days since.-
Some humane person took pity upon him and led him
up to Skidd_v’s Block, when Randle & Platt ‘-capped his
climax” and oil‘ the fellow went, rejoicing at his own
wonderful transformation.

[[?Edward Seymour, alias Ham-
mond—-lhe Stamford pickpocket, has
been sentenced to three years imprison-
ment. He plead guilty before the court
now ill session at Danbury.

Lot For Sale.

One of the most desirable and eligible building lots in
Norwalk is now olfered for sale at a bargain. It is the
lot next south of Reed Doty, on the West Avenue. En-
quire further at the office of the Gazette. 35tf'

EBEEE

In South Norwalk, on 21st of Oct. Abigail F. Hovey,
aged 44 years and 7 months.

In Westport, on 22d of October,Sa.rah Adams, 71 years
and 9 months.

In Westport, on the 15th inst., Davis Taylor, aged 80.

Personal Property at Auction
IN NEW CANAAN I

V ILL be sold at Public Auction at the last

place of residence of DANIEL DAVIS, de-
ceased, on Wednesday Nov. 2d, at 10 o’clock,
A. M., all the Household Furniture, Farming
utensils, Horses, Wagons, Harness, neat Cattle
and other stock, belonging to Estate of said
deceased ; together with many other articles
too numerous to mention. Terms made known
at time and place of sale. PETER SMITH,

Administrator, with the will annexed.
New Canaan, Oct. 22d, I853. It-13

SI NGI NG SC I-IOOL.

The subscriber having been requested
to form a class for instruction in Vocal
Music. proposes to open 9. school for that pur-
pose. provided that the names of forty persons
shall be obtained as scholars.

The principles of reading music at sight will
be thoroughly taught, begining with the first
clelnentary rule on] pm-::-:e:liu_~,r as far
as term of the class will permit.

Persons desirous to join such a. class may
leave their names at the store of Mr. N. Turk,
'Clothier.) or with the subscriber at Austen-‘s
Dngucrrian Gallery.

Terms 81 per course of I2 Lessons.

WM. H. GARDNER.

 

$25 REWARD.

TOLEN from the Rockaway Carriage of
the subscriber some two weeks since at the
N. Y. d: N. H. R. R. Depot at South Norwalk

pouch brass mounted, also one Manilla Speci-
bag containing one double barrel pistol, pow-
.icr-liask and sundry sporting articles.
'l‘w.-uty-five dollars will be: paid for the cou-
viction oi‘ the party or parties concerned in ti e
wove. GEO. R. CHOLWELL.
Norwalk, October, 24th 1853.

Notice to Builders.

-"iEALED proposals will be received at the
l office of Nosu W. Hovr in New Canaan
-lutil the 14th day of Nov., 1853, at 3 o'clock
’. M., for Building :1 School House for District
\'.I. l. in Canaan School Society. The size of
me building will be about forty by fifty feet,
wo stories in height. .
Plans and Specifications of the work will be
'-=udy for exhibition, as above designated, on
uld after the 28th day of Oct., 1853.
All estimates to be addressed to Samuel
Ia_vn~.on«l, 2nd, John N. Hall, and Noah W.
Hoyt, Building Committee’

Manure For Sale.
T‘! EVERAL Loads of first rate Garden Manure
I for sale. Enquire at the Gazette Office. 43

Womens’ Rights

V N 7 ILL be maintained by the Proprietors of

the Old Connecticut Cash Store, who
zlave laid in and now offer for sale one of the
largest and most fashionable stocks of Ladies’
Dress Goods and Dry Goods of all kinds

Ever offered in this town.

Without paying particular attention to our
Fntcrestal friends who predict publicly that-
we are selling goods so cheap-that we will not
have money 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 & JVASH, 4 Skiddy’s Block.

Ladies Fair at No:-walk?

‘ I 7 ILL be open every day and evening, for

the inspection and sale oftlle richest and
cheapest assortment of Gold, Silver and Plated
Wares, ever found in these parts: Gold Pencils.
Tllimblcs, Rings. Pins, Chains, Keys. Lockets
Bracclctts, Gold and Plated goods cheap. now
is your time at C. E. DISBROWS.

STOVES! “ W

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Srovl-zsl Stores! at
C. & E. K. LOCKWOODS.

UMPS of all kinds, for sale by
C d: E K LOCKIVOOD

Stmtemcnt of the Howard Insurance-
Company, of New York, Oflice No. 66
Wall street, to bcfllcd in the Oficeqf
the Comptroller qf the State of Can-
ncczicut, in cazzformity to the law of
June 24, 1853.

C. B. MOTT, Agent, Nol-walk.

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Danbury 3! Norwalk Rail Road.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMM!-).\'CING 001‘. 31st, 1853.

Trains will run daily (Sundays excepted) as
follows:
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALE

6.50 A. M.—Arriving at South Norwalk at
8.00.1. M. and connecting with the 6.45 A. M. Ac-
commodation from New Haven, stopping at all
stations. ‘

3.00 P. M.-Arriving at South Norwalk in
time for passengers going East to take the 3.00
P. M. Express Train from New York, and for
those going West the 4.00 P. M. ace. Train from
New Haven, (Passenger and Freight train.)
SOUTH NORWALR TO DANBURY.

9.25 A. M.—Arriving at Danbury at 11.15
A. .\1., taking passengers from the 6.45 A. M.
Train from N. Haven, and the 7.00 A.M. Train
from New York. (Passenger and Freight.)

5.25 P. M.—Passengers only—recciving pas-
sengers from the 4.00 P. M. ace. Train from New
Haven and the 3.00 P. M. express from New
York, stopping at all stations, arriving at Dan-
bury at 6.35 r. M. -

Sta es from Ridgefield Centre run to Ridge-
Ileld tation so as to connect with the 6.50
A. M.. and the 3.00 PAL, trains. and return on
the arrival at the Ridgefield Station of the 9.25
A. M. and 5.25 P. M. trains.

HARVEY SMITH, Snp't.

Danbury, Oct. 1853.

Girl Wanted.

THE subscriber wishes a young lady to learn
. the Milline business. Apply at the New
York Millinery stablishmcnt, over the stores
of Messrs. Geo. Marvin and Hoyt, Main-st.
42tf F. PILGRIM.

Zilleill fink fihhzuiszmcnts.

From M. I'I-2'I'I'l-‘.I\'GlI.L 3: CO.’S Aovertising Agenc_
12:! Nassau Street. New York, and No. 10 State Stret-
Boston. S. M. Pl~)'l"I‘E.‘IGILI.& CO., are Agents for 1.1
.\’orwalk Gazette and the most influential and largest oil
culating I\'cwspn.per.~l both in the United States and th-
Canadxu.

J. & C. DERRIAN,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS ll-
ROUSE PURNIIRING ARTICLES;
(301 Broadway, New York.

ILVER Plated Ware. Cutlery German Silver
S and Britannia Ware, J apannery, French
Cooking Utensils, Composition, Enamelled and
Iron Hollow Ware, Bronze, Copper and Brass
Goods, Fancy Articles, Bathing Ap aratus,
Brushes, Mats, Baskets, Refrigerators, porting
Tackle, &c., &c. ‘ 311139

INDIA RUBDER GLOVES.
MITTS, MITTENS, «kc.

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.
LI_vnn GI.ovI:s and Mrrrsxs are indispensable in
cold and wet weather. Ladies will find_ these
Gloves very useful in any work that sells the
hands, not only protecting but making them
soft and white. Also, an excellent remedy for
Salt Rheum and Chopped Hands. They are
made all lengths to protect the wrist and arms.
For sale, wholesale by BOWEN & MCNAMEE!
New York : NORCROSS 8: TOWNE, Boston;
and by all Rubber Dealers. 3111

 

MATCHES, superior article, round and
Ignore splints in round wood and square
Paper axes. put up in ahippin order, and
sold at the lowest prices. by HAS. PAR-
TRIDGE & CO., 125 Maiden Lane, N Y. ly

Agricultural Notice.

THE annual meeting for election of Omcers
of the Fairfield Co. Agricultural Society,
will be holden at Stevenson’s Hotel, Norwalk,
on Thursday November 3d, at 11 o’clock, AM.
A punctual attendance is re nested.

3t4l J. H. SHERWOOD,
Southport, Oct. 11th. Secretary.

To Let.

THE undersigned will rent for 6 months more
or less, the whole or a. part of the House
and grounds lately belonging to Mrs. DOWNS,
in South Norwalk. To a. desirable tenant, the
rent will be moderate. May be seen and infor-
mation obtained, on application to
Rev. D. R. AUSTIN near the premises.

Possession given any time. 4t42
Oct. ll, I853. N. THANC. ELY.

Notice.

THE tax-payers of Norwalk, are hereby noti-
fied that if their taxes are not paid by the

first of November, traveling fees will be charg-

ed. STEPHEN RAYMOND, Collector. 42

Q Posluve 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, &c., comprising the best kinds. froln
2 to 4 years old, on the Estate of J. R. VALK,
Compo-point, about ten minutes walk from the
Westport, Depot. Tile sale w-ll commence at
I2 o’clock. For particulars enquire of ALVA
GRAY. Wcstport. - -it‘-ll

REMOVAL.

ISS PILGRIM has removed her J\"cw-

York Jilillinery Establishment from her
old stand. Mott 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, which
has been so liberally bestowed, the past year.
P. S. Miss P. has just returned from the City
with a 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.

Another 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 tent}:
to be enacted,

AT THE DLD BRIDGE
STBREI

The style and quality of the goods which
have always been kept at this far famed Dry
Vloods House, are too well known to require 1:
word of commendation at this late day. It ba-
-1180 over borne the palm of selling cheap:-st.-
And now we are happy" to announce that on:
mmense stock of

Dry G-oodsi

Comprising every variety, hue, texture. an-
pricc, for the Fall and Winter campaign, will
be almost

GIVEN AWAY !

In order that our well earned reputation for
selling cheapest may not be questioned. Sea-
souablc goods ofeucrg variety, and

In Endless Quan-

tities !

will therefore be sold from this date, at prices
defying the competition of all envious rivals,

BY 0'. J. GRUMAN.

Whose long experience in making purchases in
New York Markets and selling at home, indu-
ces him to believe that be can suit the tastes of
this County as well as any of the more modern
Merchants. A word to the wise is sufiicicnt and
all in want of great Bargains and splendid
goods, will not fail to visit the '

Prop7'27et0r of the Old Bridge

S5079 -' Oct. 1-2.

St. Nicholas.-

‘ W 7 E beg leave to call the attention of the
public to the above Cook Stove, for both
Wood and Coal. it is a new pattern this year.
and already it has shown itself to be the lead-
ing stove of the season. It has 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
Stoves. with some rich and beautiful patterns
of Hall, Parlor and Ofiice Stoves.
C E .k K LOCKWOOD

TIXBLE Cutlery of superior quality. which is
warranted, at WM D I-IAIGHT’S.

NEW YORK BRANCH

CLUTHING STORE:

IMPOIITA-.\’T ANNOUNCEMENT
Great Sale of Ready .Made Clothing .’

LOMAN dz TURK would announce to the

people of Fairlicld County, that they have
recently made avery large addition to their
former stock of Well Jilade and Fashionable

READY-MADE

CLOTHING!

for men and boys, which will be sold on the
Cheap, One Price, Car-h System .’
and all who are ill, want of a good garment for

S

Amount of the (‘zzpitnl Stock of said Company actually
paid in, in cash, $250,000 (:0
A t. f ti nett annual receipts of said Co.
 lsteJu.n., 1852, to am Dec. 1352. $197,060 as
A t [11 enses of said Company
'33:f:.gnu.e):a(:£ period, was $12,993 01
u c a 
Amount of losses paid by 16 OIIIPQBJ‘ ‘Pf _
ring the sumo polflild: ‘_‘.f*,’-". ' “$1205 ‘1

Howard Insurance Colupa.uy,"o11 the Isl.
September 1853, were .
Cusli on hand, ’ 5 S2 80

lmeriean F.XCll:lII"8 Bank on deimllllv I 1.11750 55
llcul Estate, value” at present. t39_‘3:0°_‘:;o:°(-2:, 631487 “O
Loans on niortgzuges on propel,‘ y In (2! 1. . _

New York null Brooklyn, , 9'93"” ‘W
Loans on Stocks ofllanka ofcity of .\eW York; 1,’'{v'‘00 00
llills receivable, ‘H090 00
Balance.-; due to the Co. by ugfillfifi llild 9.t.h9l"-‘ll 1:6‘! 
l’1:clnii1ma uncollfiéied, ‘ I 913 ‘'4’
Interest unpnill,’ duo Sept.

oflical Estate,

'll1_ .- assets of the

lat, 1S53,and rents 4,545 19

____.__
$373,453 36

DEDUCT,
Balances duo bv the Co for unpaid dividends
and ba1uuccs'ol' book accounts $ 701 03

‘-°:‘,“:% mumi-I >7-‘l>t. 1st, 1355. bcillg W0 00

-nullsln ; -‘ 1,‘; ‘ _- . , 4,_,_
lrocbs» 1 ldjustlmmt, 1 14,9“ 03
Total AS.‘l0l.r., Sept. 1st, 1853 $358,557 33
lll£.\'l’.Y A. O.-\l‘.'Ll~ZY
. ASSN-1ln\ Secretary Howard Illaf. Co.
3°“ "0145. Sepielubcr 27, 1853,

State of-New York Ci: and Count ofm-w
York, .93. ’ y y
0" this t§“‘“t.V‘$0\'elltb day ofScptelIlbel‘. one

thousand eight hundred and lifgv-three, before

1119' l"’l'5°"“”)’ 0,‘-lme Il_cm_'y A. akley, kllohfl

_ to me to be the Asslstltut Sccl=et_.u_;y of thg
, owlu-(1 Inspranqe C;I_I1,1_p,:;.1yAi,9,f1,~;_‘e,.\_;‘Y,',,-1;, Whg,
lclug by rue duly sworn, dul dcpose and any
that the wlthln statement is true and correct.
tb the best of his knowledge a'ud'belief. ‘ ' '
-‘ . .......4-.. JES-EHILLYE ‘ .

 

 

11 little lnoney, will find it for their advantage to

call at the ./\’'ew York Brunei: Clothing Store,

where will be found in part; the following arti-
cles with prices allixcd :

500 I-‘rock:-salul Sacks, ofBroa(lclotll,
Docskins, Twccds and Fancy
Cass-illlerus, from

1000 pairs Pants, of all SIll,‘qlICS and
colors, for I.,abql'crs, Mechanics

$2 to $12

and Iillsilless Men, froln 1 to 5
‘Z00, V0SiS, of new patterlls and (le-

Slglls. all varying in qu-.Il'lt_v and

price from "750 to $4

-—Al.SO--

Bosoms, 00,11-.u's, gloves, suspenders, shirts.
stocks, scarfs, handkcrclliels, shoulder Braces
---in 5110”. every description of Gmtle-me-n’s
Furmshing Goods, besides many other articles
too numerous to mention.

N. B.—Every article will be marked with the
Lowest I’/‘fr-c on it, with no deviation, and we
defy all competition in re,-ram] to Prices and
Quality, as lnauy articles will be sold tlluu the
cloth can be procured to make them up.

Call and see under the Cmm. Hotel.

Watches, Jewelry, Silver-W§(re.
,:E have added to om" stock the present
 week, 2}, large. i1c'_\v stock. making our-
stoc ' tile largest and best to select froln we
ho,ve ever lupl. You can buy goods right of
C. F,_ DIS BR_O.W , nea'f Old’ -HI”.

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111138 all map at '1‘-B. . FFIT’

SEWING MACHINES.
GROVER, BAKER 85 Co.

THIS MACIIINI-1 is now justly the most approv-
ed, and no controversey exists between It

and any other patent. Offices 94 Chamber St.,

New York, Hag/market Squ_are, Boston; and

42 South 4th St.','Philadelphla. 1339

IVIILLINERY GOODS.
WM. ATWATER 8'. CO.,
94 Tlaamlzer Street, New York.

ARE now opening their FALL Srocx consist-
ing of Ribbons, Satins,Velvets, Gro dc Af-
rlque, Marcelino and Florence Silks, _Trlmmlng
Laces, Grape Le_ss_e, French and English Grapes,
Bombazines, Artificial Flowers and Feathers,
and a general assortment of Milllnery_ Articles,
to which the attention of the Trade 13 respect-
fully invited. ‘ 3m

NEW DRESS GOODS.
BOOTH 36 TUTTLE,
O. 146 Broadway, Cor. Liberty Street, New
York, offer'for sale"at low prices a full as-
sortment, comprising
French Merinos ;
Printed and Colored-Mouslin de Laines;
Paramattas, Alpaccasj;
Bombazines, Silk Plaids ;
Ginghams, English Prints, &c.
A large assortment of Woolen Shawls.

. g 7

3m

Imported Ctirpetmgs.

FALL, I053.
PETERSON do IIUMPIIREY
379 Broadway, Cor. White 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 E.voI.IsI1 and Fanxcn manufactories,
for our City Retail Trade, consisting of
“ BomJaz'se”- Carpets,

in one entire piece-—medallion centre, landscape
border ;

Medallion -Carpets.

from the most celebrated manufacturers, and
are not confined to one 'man’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, style_and quality, is unsur-
passed in the United States ; together with all
other styles of Carpeting manufactured. We
do not deem itnecessary to particularize our
stock, or mention the number of our sales-rooms,
but merely say; we defy the WnoI.I-I TRADE to-
gether, to produce a better, all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms. 3m

 

PIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, Weekly, 32 PER

Y1-ma, specimen gratis. and all SPIRITUAL
-iooxs, for sale by PARTRIDGE SI. BRITTAN.
300 Broadway, New York. ly

...XI‘...A.-.‘é 1lIU8‘r...N'G LIN -1Vl:'u'N '1‘
FROM rich and poor, bond and free—ali
grades, colors and conditions, the same
need of praise is irresistably given to this won
lcrful preparation. Thousands of bottles are
.u/d and used daily, and but one universal
opinion is uttered by all who use it, and that is,
that no remedy ever before discovered, possess-
cs such perfect healing and curative properties.
It acts like magic in relieving pains of any kind.
no matter by what caused, or how excruciating-
-‘prains, dislocation of joints, bruises, cuts, burns,
so-aids, ulcers, cancers, rheumatism, piles, cakcd
breasts, or any pain, soreness, stiffness or weak-
ness of joints, muscles or ligaments. The lini-
lnent is equally applicable and equally effectual
in giving immediate relief. Try it. A. G.
BRAGG dz CO., Sole Proprietors—Pl'incipal
Ollices, 304 Broadway, New York, and St. Louis,
Missouri. ly

PIRITUAL Boox STORE and Publishing
House, 300 Broadway, New York, have re-
cently issued the following Books. The annex-
prices include postage.
BaIrrAx’.s Rnvlnw of Beecher-‘s Report, 28 eta.
DISCOURSES I-‘R0.\[ run Srmrr WoaI.n, by Stephen
Olin, late Professor of the Wesleyan Univer-
sity at Middletown, through R. 1’. Wilson,
Methodist Clergyman, 75 cents.
APPROACIIING CRISIS, being a Review of Dr.
Bushnell, by A. J. Davis, 63 cents.
SE1.-IE1.-ISS or Pllovosr, concerning the Inner Life
and a World of Spirits, 44 cents.
SrII.l.lx(1’s P.\'l-ZUMATOLOGY, illustrating Present-
mcnts, Visions,.Apparitions, &c., 9| cents.
PII.GRl.\lAGE or Tuouxs PAINE, in the Spirit
World, through Rev. C. Hammond, Medium,
85 cents.
R1-IICIII-)NBACK’S Dvxamcs of Magnetism, Elec-
tricity, Ileat, Light, Crystallization, Chem-
ism, &c., S] 20.
C1~:Ll-:sr1.1l. TELEGRAPH, or Secrets of the Life to
come, revealed through Eighty Perceptions
of Occupations and Conversations with Thir-
ty-six Spirits, '31 I9.
SIIIJKINAII, a splendid Spiritual Gift Book, elu-
cidating the nature and relations of Man, vi-
tal. mental and spiritual Phenomena. contain-
ing Portraits of Sears and Eminent Spiritual-
ists, &c., &c.. S3. .
Pansnxr Aol-I, or Inner Life,by A. J. Davis, S1 23
J was Euuoxns on Spiritualism, 500 pages,$l 50.
BRITTAN AND RIcll.\1oIs'n’s Discussion of Spiritu-
alism, 400 pages octavo, embodying the great-
est number of Facts and Arguments, pro and
con, on this subject ever brought together in
one volume, $1 28.
Also-—Tbc Spiritual Telegraph, the organ of
Modern Spiritualism, a weekly paper, $2 per
year. 3m ~ PARTRIDGE dc BRITTAN.

“IVIUSIC.

PIANO8 AND IUIELODEON8-
ORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway, New

York, the great Music Publishing and
1’iauo-fortccstablishin .< Song.-:—a.ll the pop-
ular and new compositions, American and En-
ropean, hy all the celebrated Authors, Pollras,
Schhottisches, and Quddrillcs 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-
Foarl-:s——T. Gilbert 6:. Co’s Piano.fortes, with
Circular scales and Metallic Fralues, of greater
power and more melodious tone than an oth-
crs manufactured. Boudoir and Cottage ianos
for small rooms ; Smit/z,’,v .Meladeans, superior
to any in use, being tuned the equal tempera-
ment; .Martin’s unrivalled Guitars and Musl-
cal Instruments of all kinds. Dealers, Teach-
era, and Selninaries supplied at the lowest pri-
cos. HORACE WA'I‘laR-S, 333 Broadway.
The only Agent for '1‘. GlIlIClt&/ Co.’s Pianos.
N. B. An extensive stock of Second-ha-mi
Pianos always on hand at great bargains, pri-
ces from $40 to $150. Partles wishing a good
Piano and not being able to visit ./Vew Yorlr,
may rely upon having a fiuc instrument sent to
them, that will challenge all comparison for
P'rice.,und,. Quality. '

T GlLIiI2R'l' dz Co.,- being. the owners of flu-
./Eolian Patent, are therefore enabled to sup-
ply the public at lower prices than any other
house. 3m

TO TRE IVIUBILCAL WORLD

IANO roll'1‘1‘l . BENNETT «IL 00., as:
Bx-o',1_d\vgy,_New York, are ‘milnufacturing

and, have cun_sta,ntly on hand an ._ extensive as-
sortlneut of Pianos, embracing every variety of
style and size, from 6 to 7, I-4 (Dcrxvns, from
$100 to $1,000 each. We have testimonials from
the first l,-‘lanists in the country pf the superior
];g_n,1,;,.__m;v, BIIEAIJTII and Swnlnrxnss of tone
throughout the entire register, of our Pianos,
while a. delicate elasticity of toiuch has been re_-
emim,-ntly'seoul*ed, all our instzrulnentsuo lly

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

:warrantod'to give entire sati,afa¢'.-‘.bn. Buyers

 

IM 0 ISCOV Y!

RELIEF IN mu MINUTES! 1
RRYAN’8 PULIVIONIC WATERS
A-RE unfailing in the cure of Coughs. Colds,

Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Hours-
.css, Dlfiicult Breathing, Incipient Consumption
and Diseases of the Lungs. They have no taste
-1‘ medicine, and any child will take them.-
Phouaands have been restored to health that
uad before despaired. Testimony iven in
hundreds of cases. A single dose re ‘eves in
rnx muorns.

Ask for Bryan’s Pulmonic Wafers--the origi-
nal and only genuine is stamped “Bryan.”-
Spurious kinds are‘ ofl'ered for sale. Twenty-five
cents a box. Sold by dealers generally.

J. BRYAN & CO., Rochester, N. Y., Propri-
etors. 311140

JAMES LITTLE & c0n
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers.

HAVE constantly on hand, 9. large assort-
_ ment of Ready Made Clothing, consisting
of dress and frock coats, overcoats, pants and
; vests, of all colors and qualities, of the newest
2 styles and the lowest prices. They also flatter
. themselves that their garments are as well
made as any In the city. Besides, they have a
; large and well selected stock of Furnishing
I Goods, such as Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, Gloves,
E Men's Socks, Handkerchiefs and So nders.
5 Those vlsiting the city will without doubt be
‘ well_ suited if theywill but call on J. L. & Co.
1, Their place of business is situated next door to
I the New Haven Railroad Depot. All goods
I bought at this establishment, are guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction, or the money will be
returned. ReInemberNo.412, Broadway. 311140

PIANO PORTER.
441 Broadway, New Yo;-1;,

HE Lxnonsr and best assortment of First
Class Plano Fortes In New York, both with
and wlthout the 1Eol1an Attachment, may be
found_at 441 Broadwa . All persons wishing a
good Instrument at a ow price will be sure to
find one at LINCOLN & THOMPSON ’S
1? 441 Broadway, New York,

RINSLEY & DARLING,
WROLECALB DRUGGIST
62 Ve-fey St., mar Greenwich st., N. Y.
ORDERS_pemonally or.by letter equally re-
garded In prlces, qualities, dispatch, «inc. ly

Blank Backs, Paper and Stationery.
FRANCIS 8: LOUTREL, 77 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
LL Articles at low Prices. Diaries for 1864,

all sizes; Croton Ink; Books made to
Pattern. 3,1140

Paints, Oils. Window Glass.
1) B. McCULLOUGH, Manufacturer and

Dealer‘ P ' t,0'1 ,W'
141 Maiden Lxige, I12; Ydrk. mdow G1“'.§’:4c0

IIARDLEIIED IR .. N MANTEL8.
COLUMNS, _Table Tops, &c. In Imitation
of the choicest Marbles, Manufactured by
the Salamander Marble Compan . 813 Broad.
Way» New ¥°1'k. Sms 0. name.
3m-40 Business Department, J. Roam-ox;

-rim: nan nun urn.
BALLARD’S New and Improved Edition is
the cheapest and best article now offered
to the public. It wlll color the Hair any shade
in 20 Mlnutes. 13.40

PIANOS & mnnoiinons.

E. G. BRADBURY, 423 Broadway, New York.

HE ORGAN Msnonl-:o_.v, with Two Rows of

Keys, d:c., the best Instrument in the world

for Churches short of the large class Organ.-

Prlce $200. 3m40

PIAN O PORTES.

N J.'& F. HAINES, 116 3d Avenue, New
0 York. Dealers supplied on liberal
terms. 13.40

EDA PIANO EORTE ROUI .
C F. HILL, 54 Great Johns street. near
Repaired.

o Bowery, New York. Pianos Tuned and
ly-f0

WATCREI AND JEWELRY.
PRATT dc REATH, Importers and Manufac-

turers, corner of Broadway and Courtlandt
W. C. W. Snancx,
F. H. Jxcxsox.

streets, New York.
3m40

Looking Glass 4- Picture Frame

MANUFACTURER.
P. WHITLOCK, 101 Canal-street, New
0 York. Gliding in all its branches. ly

nnwann 1.. norms, m. 1).

(Graduate of Philadelphia Homoeopathic Medical Colleg 9
‘IIOMOEPATHIC Physician and Surgeon,
Office in Mallory’s Building—the rooms
recently occupied by O. Ferry, Esq Resi-
-lcnce, opposite Hoyts’ Shirt Depot, Norwalk, Ct
REFERI-‘.\'CFS :

Ilev. Edwin Hall. D. D., Norwalk ; Prof. J. J. Owen,
D. D., New York ; Rev. Noah Porter, D. D. Farmington,
Ct..; R. S. James, M., l\o1-walk : J. T. Dennison, M, D.,
I-airfield ; C. H. Skiff, M. D., New Haven. 40

District of JVorwaIk, ss. Probate Court, Oc-

tober l5th, 1853.

STATE of JOEL SMITH. late of Norwalk,
in said District, deceased.

The Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
walk, hath limited and allowed, six months from
the dn_te.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 debarred a re-
covery. All persons I_ndebte_d to said Estate,
are requested to make Immediate payment to
M42 CHARLES ISAACS. Administrator.

1.00 0 Book Agents Wanted
To Sell Pictorial and Useful Works for 1854.
$1,000 A YEAR.

‘ ‘ IANTED, IN EVERY SECTION OF THE
_ UNITED STATES, active and enterpri-
slug men to engage in the sale of some of the
best Books published in the Country. To men
of good address, possessing a 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.
_ 33‘ The Books published by us are all useful
In their character, extremely popular, and com-
mand large sales wherever they are offered.

For further particulars, address, (postage
paid,) ROBERT SEARS, PUBLISHER,

181 William Street. .r\/‘cw York.

Taken Up.
BY the subscriber on the 10th inst.
October, A Red Cow, supposed to
be about five years old. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay charges and
take her-away. ANDREW J. WEED.
New Canaan, (white oak sbade,) oct. 15. .42
WANTED 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 a place, may hear of a good tenant
by addressing, stating number of Rooms, situa-
tion, &c., to JNO. H. VAN HOUTON,

Stationer and Dealer in Paper Hangings, 459
Hudson Street, N. Y. City. lm-11

Building Stone For Sale.
HE subscriber has for sale a large quantity
of excellent building stone. D. FINCH.
Oct. 10th, “'41

House Wanted.

Assessors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all pers'ons liable
to pay taxes in the town of N orwulk. that
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 November next.
JOHN A. WEED.
FREDERICK BELDEN,
STEPHEN SMITH.
JONATHAN CAMP,
ALGERNON E. BEARD. J
Norwalk, Oct. 7, 1853.

Assessors.

41

JACOB SMITH,

HARDWARE

Commlsslon Merchant.
AG--«NC! :-
New -York Machine company,
'- 395 Maiden Lane, N Y. ’

EEPS on hand and has for sale, the follow-
ing mcrcllaudize, viz :
Steam Engines from 4 to 60 horse power
Turning Lathes, for Wood and Iron
Woodwol-th’s and Daniels’ Planing Machines
Sash and Moulding Machines, Tennon do
Iron Planing do Drilling do
Well’s Patent Saw Mill, for re-sawing plank
into board of any length or width into thin
board for Pannels, &c.; Spoke Machines which
will turn 5 spoken at a time, and turn 800 per
day , screw‘ wrenches assorted, steam cocks,
steam whistle, mill hows, circular saws, saw ur-
bors, saw gummers,-. ford and rotary pumps,

screws, assortment o best quality machinists’

nnir goons.

Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
nvronoocn 81. an annna-ran.

No. 357 Broadway, corner Leonard st., N. Y.,
have rec’d their new Fall imporiations and are
daily purchasing at ./1uctz'on,r2'rh and elegant

Fall and Winter Goods,

and handsomest
High Lustred Black Italian Silks,

J\/‘cw and Beautiful Parisian Plaids,

Richest Combination of Colors,

including the gay, grave, rich and elegant

New and Choice French Merinoes,
tide most desirable colors in market, embracing
t e

Broadway, Brown’s, and Parisian Modes,
which the ladies will find exquisitely beautiful.
Elegantly Rich DeLaines

of the choicest patterns and most beautiful col-

suitable for
Ladiesand Children’s Wardrobes.
Long and fiqnare Shawls,
of all kinds, including the rich Broche or
Cashmere, Canton Crape and Woolen,
and in fact every variety of Shawl worn in
any climate. .
Mourning Goods of all Kinds,
As Black Bombazines, Alapacas, Canton cloths
Black De Laines, Bareges, Grenadines, Sllk
Tissues, Muslins, and everything suitable for a
Lady’s Mourning Wardrobe. Also, a very
large stock of every kind of
Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Scarfs, Silk, Cotton
and Merino Under-Shirts and Drawers.
Housewife and Family Goods,

As Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Shirtings,
Table Damasks, Napkins, Towelings, Crashes,
Diapers, Woolen Blankets, Quilts, Flannels,
Cambrics, &c.

All ordas accompanied with the cash prompt-
ly attended to.

Goods sent at any hour of the day to any
Railroad, Steamboat, or Ferry-boat, free of
charge. 6m20

Terms Cash, and only Cash.
No Variation in Prices.

 

«A.

COOK STOVES.

THE subscriber has just received direct from
the manufactory at Providence, R. I., the
celebrated

Bay State & Banner Stoves,

and respectfully invites all who are in want of
an excellent, economical stove, to call and ex-
amine thcm, and is permitted to refer to the
following gentlemen, who now have in use the
Bay State. F. F. Farwcll, Edwin Hoyt, Henry
1. Morgan, Jacob Smith, Nathan Roberts.
WM. D. HAIGHT.

N. B. Also the much admired Connecticut,
for wood, on hand. W .
Norwalk, Sept. 3d, 1853.

Beautiful Building Lots
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber having opened a street
through the beautiful grounds on East Av-
enue, south of his residence, and bad a. number
of large and eligible building lots laid off, of-
fers them for sale, upon very reasonable terms.
To those desiring a retired and yet central lo-
cation, these lots, are not surpassed by any in
the town of Norwalk, for genteel residences.

M37 WM. B. SKELLENGER'

GUNS 1 GUNS l

NEW supply of single and double bar-
rcl Guns, fine and low priced, just rec’d
and for sale by WM. C. STREET.

Window Glass.
49

BOXES American, French, and En-

glish window glass, assorted, from
6x8 to 26x32, for sale at manufacturers prices
by WM. C. STREET.

Iron and Steel.

ABIERICAN, English refined, and English
common Iron, assorted square, round and
flat, horse and ox shoe shapes, nut, band, hoop
and bolt iron. Cart and wagon tire, cast Ger-
man, English blister, spring and American
steel, &c., for sale by WM. C. STREET.

New Goods for Summer Wear.

E would call attention to our stock of
goods just purchased for

Summer and Fall Wear.

We keep constantly on hand, a. full assort-
ment of goods adapted to this market. Making
our purchases every two weeks enables us to
keep our stock fresh and of the latest styles.-
Particular attention is requested to our stock
of goods

For Men and Boy’s Wear,

which is unrivalled in this place.

All goods in this line cut free of expense, or
made up to order in the latest styles. at the
lowest possible rates. L. H. RANDLE.
Norwalk, August 9th.

vvfifcéoons
From Steamer Cherokee.

LARGE lot just received from Auctions,
:1 very little injured by water, among them
are Blk. French Cassimere Pants, very fine.
Sattinett and Col’d Cassimerc Pants.

Satin and Silk Vests.

Blk. Frock Coats, extra fine.

Sack Coats, over coats, monkey jackets, fine
wool under shirts, fine linen collars, black and
plaid alpaccas, wool ingrain carpeting. a large
lot of Muslin De Laines. S. MOULTON, Jr.

to which they take pleasure in inviting the at-
tention of the Ladies, feeling assured that they
can offer the greatest bargalns to be found In
this city in Rich Fall and P_Vmter Szlks, of
the latest Parisian style, which are truly ele-
gant; including a large stock of the richest

the most elegant goods ever offered in this city.

of entire new designs, with the handsomest and

ors; and, in fact, every other kind ofdry goods

I-‘RUM w.u. II. .\I’no.~'.u.I-‘s AIVI-2ll’l‘l~'ING nousn,
I02 NASSAU-S’I‘l{l-‘.I-2'1‘. .~;;:-.v wan.

smrrrz niiarlasgs;
(SEN '5 “Al:
cnornme wanmzousn,

(ESTABLISHED 1840.)
HAVE OPENED THEIR
NEW MARBLE STORE;
No. 1 2 2 Fulton Street,
(Next door to J\"as.9au.)
NE W- YORK,
Their Supply is Large,
and constantly renewed, and comprises articles
from the cheapest to the finest quality, mostly
of their own importation
TEE!’ RAVE BTOCII TO SUIT
rm: I-‘ARMER, THE IIERCIIANT, THE MECHANIC, AND

THE PROF§SIONAL MAN, FROM A SHIRT COL-
LAR TO AN OVERCOAT.

Their Stock of Piece Goods is large, and

they make
Garments to Order,

At a small advance over the Ready-made prices.
Dxxmx. P. Surrn, Tnoms Sutrn, J1-., ROBERT
L. SMITH.

THE Citizens of Norwalk are respectfully in-
vited to give us a call. 3_m42

Nothing can be more Popular
or more Beautiful alum

RAFFERTY & LEASK’S fall style of DA-
ounaaux Hxrs, Manufactured and sold at
their stores, 57 Chatham, and on the corner of
Pearl & Chatham, New York. Artists present
to insert the Portrait. Combining as they do,
elegance of shape and finish with that other
most fashionable quality, cheapness, and in ad-
dition each customer receives his likeness free
of cha.rge—they are the ne plus ultra of the age.
No. 57 Chatham, opposite Chambers, and on the
comer of Pearl and Chatham streets. 3m40

A R R I V A L S
Fall Trade’ lS53_
NEW & HEAVY WOOLENS

The Greatest Bargains ever offered in N. York.
WM. H. KNOEPFEL.
Nos. 99 AND 101 WILLIAM S'ra1-:r:'r,
N E W Y O R K.

HAS now for sale an extensive stock of
FALL GOODS suitable for CLOTHIERS
AND MERCHANT TAILORS, mostly of his
own IMPORTATION.

Short-time and Cash Buyers, are particularly
invited to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. ly3

NOTICE.

To the Lad:es_ 9f‘_ Norwalk,
and Vncxmty.
HOSE Ladies wishing to obtain their sup-
ply of Gaiter Boots and Shoes for the com-
ing season, can get at MILLER &: CO’S, 134
CANAL STREET, New York, French Morocco
and Kid Slippers, Ties ond Bnskins, of the first
quality, at 9 and 10 shillings per pair; second
quality Slippers and Ties at 65, and Bnskins at
79; (all of our own make and warranted good.)
Ladies Gaiter Boots, of all the fashionable col-
olors, at 123, 16s 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 Overshoes, of all the dif-
ferent styles. Ladies who wish good Shoes, at
moderate prices, will please call and examine
for themselves.
MILLER Jr. CO., 131 Canal-st.,
near Thompson, New York.

NORWALE
Carpet Weaving Establishment.

HE subscriber would respectfully announce
to the Public, that be is prepared to exe-
cute all orders for

RAG CARPET WEAVING,

at the shortest notice and in the best possible
manner and for very reasonable prices, at his

residence near the Union Factory.
JACOB BLACK.

Dyeing Establishment.
BIRK, of Bridgeport, silk, cotton and
o woolen dyer, formerly of New York, dyes
and finishes in the best style, ladies’ dresses of
every description.

Also, broadclotlys and cassimeres, broadcloth.
silk and merino cloaks, satins, lustrings,crapes,
plush, lace veils, silk and cotton vclvcts, sew-
ing silk. crape, merino, cashmere, Thibet. and
cotton shawls, Italian and French capes. Also,
smaller articles, such as handkerchiefs, pnrasols,
sunshades, ribbons, gloves, hose, lace, gauze
articles, &c., &c., which will be done on reason-
able terms.

G E.N‘TLE.MEJV" S GARMENTS.
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, tablc cloths, crumb cloths, site.
Also, carpets cleansed at short notice, and in
the neatest manner.

gm.-V‘ All orders left with Mr. JACOB BLACK,
Norwalk, who is agent for M1‘. Birk, \vill be
promptly attended to. 30

3m-39

ccoannxxs and Flutcnas, a new lot, with

new Books that a mere child can learn.

ILVER. Ware, Plated Spoons. Forks, Knives
&c., for sale at DISBROW"S.

FURTHER NOTICE.

S the Books of the Estate of WM. OGDEN,

deceased, are in the hands of P. W. J oxns.
Esq., and all accounts not paid to him on or be-
fore the First day of November next, they wlll
be put in suit, without further notice.
tf-39 SAMUEL P. RAN DLE, Administrator.

SOAP.

SUPERIOR article of Washing Soap at

the low price of Two Dollars per Barrel,
warranted to give perfect satisfaction or the
money returned. The highest price paid for
Tallow and Soap Grease. at BISSELL’S.

UTLERY of our own manufacture and war-
. ranted. C A: E K LOCKWOOD

To the Public.

OME Persons are afraid ,‘,-I advertise more

goods than I have on hand, but from the
rush of customers and the way goods are sold
at No. 2 Ski(ldy’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.

Westport, Sept. 12th, 1853.

up For Sale In New Bntam.

" - « A very beautiful country residence. situ-
ated in the town of New Britain, Ct., is offered fo
sale upon reasonable terms. A lithograph of
the property may be seen at the Norwalk Hotel.
To one desiring a retired country seat, this is a
rare opportunity to purchase cheap. Apply to
37tf A. M. W ARD, BERLIN, Cr.

FOR SALE.

TEN Shares of the Stock of the Danbury ck
N orwalk Rail Road. Enquire of
tf37 Sept. 11th CHAS. B. MOTT.

Burning Fluid.

A VERY superior article of Burning Fluid

for sale by WM. C. STREET.
A Tailor, one who can act in the capacity of

Cutter and salesman. T. RILEY.
sept. 24th.

 

WANTED.

Notice.

RS. L. A. SuI'rlI’s Boarding and Day

School, for Young Ladies, will re-open
on Wednesday ‘Jud of N ovembcr.
Circulars may be obtained at Mr. A. Sellcck’s
Bookstore or at the Seminary, Oak Hill. 26

Hardware, Cutlery,

UNS, Pistols, AgricultuI'-.11 Implement-s,
French & American Windo\v—Glass, Paints,
Oils, &c., can be had of the subscriber at the
lowest market prices. Having taken the old
stand of Dimon Finch, he intends keeping a.
good assortment of goods in the above line, and
wishes to be remembered. ,
E. V. A. CHICHESTER. ,

Norwalk, Sept., 8th, 1813. -

EAD & FULMER’S Croton Metallic Fire
proof Paint.-—This article is acknowl-

edged by all who have used it to be superiof 130

‘any other Paint in use. It is proof against the
action of the weather and fire, and is cheaper
than other points in consequence of its, taking
less oil to mix, and covering much more sur-
face, twice as much as some. Give it a trial.
E. V. A. CHICHESTER; Agent.

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Nails,

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$1,300,000 In Gold Dut,
RRIVED from California, not a 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-
ing glasses and perfumery O S CLARK

Wanted, at No. 2 SIziddy’s Block.

JOURNEYMAN watch repairer to whom
50 dollars a month will be paid in cash.
0 S CLARK.

GOLD! GOLDII GOLD
Large Sales---Small Profits.

JEWELRY CHEAP!

REAL genuine Gold Pencils for 63., Gold
Lepine Watches (real Gold,) for $20, Gold
Spectacles for S4, Finger Rings by the handful-
Pins and Ear Rings in any quantity, Good Du-
tached Lever Watches for $l2—wnrrauted s_00d-
We do not mean to pay cash at some futurv tlmt‘ 3
we pay Cash nowx, and save 10 or 15 P91‘ 0*?“-
Our rent and other expenses are a. were trifle-
Our reasons are given, to show tbs‘ We C30 3911
goods kg. without much proito Gfilltlemell
and Ladies. if you want good? CHEAP: 80 0V9!‘
to DISBROW’S, Norwalk.

Silva and pntetl W'are-

They say ])1s3m,wn§s_a very large stock of
S;-005-5, ofan kimn, knives and Forks, Cake
:Baskets’Ca5t01-3 Arc. The ladies say, “How
Cheap 1” Go 60 DlsIIaow’s——tl1at’s the place

IIOW.
Gald and Silver Hfatches,

By the dozen, to select from—very Cheap. Now
is your time to buy at DISBROW’S, Norwalk.

A HOUSE AND LOT,
of about One Acre,
FOR SALE.

HE subscriber offers for sale, upon reasona-
ble terms, a House and Lot, situated in
Silver Mine, so—called, in the town of New Ca-
naan, and 25 miles from Norwalk Bridge. The
House is newly built, contains 5 large rooms,
and 3 bed-rooms. attached to which is an out-
house, containing -,4 rooms, cellar, &c., &c.
The above prop rty will be sold ve low up-
on application t_q- 21- GLENDE ING. ,_

VIV

 

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. ‘ TITUTE.
Elem gaff Zlhilttlxstlnprls. “°Rw‘}f ‘f,,,,‘§:;°:.,_

us, A. M., Prinmpal.
.; located in the beautiful
augh of Narwulk, Fair-
.bin 44 miles by Rail Road
' York. The building is
lst adapted for School pur-
poses in the Slate. The Principal IS assisted by
competent and experienced Teachers.

The regular course of study embraces the or-
dinary English and Scientific branches,_wItl1
the Latin, Greek and French languages. 1 oung
men may be fitted for any class in college; and
it is the design to furnish all with the best fa-
cilities 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 bad with the Principal or with
other families under his inspection.

The Academic yet" is divided into two terms
of twenty-three weeks each; and begins Mon-
day’ Sept. 12th, 1853. There are two vacations
of one week each, at Christmas, and in the
S1’ ring; and one of four weeks 111 the Summer.
Pupils can enter at any time. _

E:z'penses.—Tui‘i0n $8 per term. M11510,
Painting and Gerlm u, are extra; Board, Wash-
ing, &c., 855 per Y-3l‘In. _

Address the Pl‘Il".ClpaI or either of the follow-
ing: IRA GREGORY,

G. G. BISHOP,
J AM ES FINUEY.

N. voRI§Pc1"l*v',_1§I{él1‘IoNABLE
’ 1
IVIILLINLRY.

R< ans ovsa G. Iiorr-‘s Snos sroan, Mus-Sr.
N ISS PILGRIM can be found at her Rooms

over Hoyt's Shoe store, where an assort-
ment of all goods in her line, comprising Silks,
Lawns. Grapes. Laces, Edgings, Flowers, Rib-
bons, &c., can be found. Also, a small assort-
ment of ready made Bonnets, both of Silk and

Lawn.
Straws cleaned and altered with neatness and

dispatch.

HICIIARD S. J.~:
IIIS lnstitutiol

and healthy I)
field C0,. Conn" u
or Steamboat of N4
new and one of the‘

Committee.

House Trimmings,
OF every style and description, wholesale

and retail, by
HOLCOMB & LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

Carriage Hardware.
FULL assortment of goods in this line, can
stuntly received direct from the mannfu
HOLCOMB & LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

Blacks1nith’s Bellows,

ALL sizes, for sale by
HOLCOMB .3: LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

India Rubber Packing.
OR sale at m.-.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 xi: LYON,

83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

VICES !

ILL’S, Peter Wright-‘s solid box. Hyde’s.
and various other makes. for sale by
HOLCOMB & LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

Borax and Emory.

HOLESALE and Retail by
HOLCOMB A‘: LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

GLUE.

ETER Cooper’s Glue, for sale at mnnufac-
turers’ prices. HOLCOMB dz LYON,
S3 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

A

turcrs.

150

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‘ W VILL be paid on old half dollars and dol-
lars by CHAS. E. DISBROW.

Woes-rzlrz HOUSE.
CORNER OF MAIN AND WHITE STREETS

Near the Rail Road Depot.

- HE subscriber 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 neccsszu-y to make guests comfort-
able, and the undersigned feels confident from
the experience that he has had in the business
ofhotel 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 all hours. (Daruury, Sept. 5, I853. tf36

,. NAILS.

KE ,. of the celebrated “Tre-
 mout Iron 00.” Nails, bought at
a. fiery low price some time ago and will be
srid less than l-II-.-y now cost in New York
Dzalers and Builders will do well to call and.
buy. 32 Z. SANFORD.

2 Skiddy-‘s Block.

500,00
STYLES pocket knives received and

 now offering at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block.
P1-Ices from ls. to 16s. 0. S LARK.

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Percussion Caps, for sale
by O. S. CLARK,

1UTLERY.—A splendid assortment ofAmer-
J icau and English Cutlery, both table and
pocket. Please call and examine.
E. V. A. CHICHESTER.

A

s. a

T CHICHESTER’S I-Ia1'dware Store can be

_' found the largest assortment of Paints, Oils,

zxrllishes and Painters’ Materials, ever offered
in this market call and see him. sept. 8th.

Boy Wanted.
SMART, active Boy wanted. to learn the
Jeweleris trade. En uire of
HENRY GOODWIN & C0.
Successors to Henry I. Hoyt, N orwalk, Ct.
P. S. Good reference required.

FEW Moan Lnrr, the original Smith’s
Razor Straps ; the best in the World, for
I DISBROW’S Silversmith.

ONEY Soars, a new article ; also, other
kinds of snaps and toilett articles, at
DISBROW’S.

 

./ITCHES, Cloc/ts, Jewelry Silver and

Plated PVare.9, Port-monnaies, fine
Cutlery, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Goods,
Lamps, Lamp Glass and Wicks, Looking
Glasses, 8,-c,, &-e,

Mn. EDI'roa.—Wc would say to the public,
through your enl-urgecl and improved paper,
that we have not the Crystal Palace, nor the
World's Fair——but. we Imvr :1 very large stock
of Goods, selected with care. and paid for in
cash, and having sold more goods the last month,
than ever in any 0‘-in-r mouth in Norwalk, we
are led to feel t-but the public are satisfied that
our experience and facilities for buying goods,
gives entire .sun‘.-‘luctloll as to quality and price.
We expect 2-.-on to enlarge our store and than
open to the public one of the largest, (of our
bus1nes_<_\.iI1_tl1e State, and at stock to select
from, which IS lame, rich and cheap. Call at
l)lSBROW’S, near the Bridge.

P Iuimv 1"A1f::éo3ns,

at Virestport.

ANDSOME no xv styles Muslin De Laines,
- Casluucrcs an -1 l’el‘.<lalls; Black, Blue,
Green, Brown, l)r.:.-. and Tan color Fine Para-
mettas, Englisll and American Prints.

Broad Cloths, C.l=-siIIIe1'cs, Suttinetts and Vest
lugs, a full J.SSOl‘tl.iI*Ilt.

Also, a large asso:-tn1ent.ofReady Made Cloth-
ing, together witb :1 general assortment of sea-
sonable goods just. received and for sale cheap
at MOULTON-‘S.
New Goods are received two or three timesa
week during the season.

Cloths cut without charge as usual, Garments
'01‘ Men and Boys made to order in the best
manner at very low prices.

Sept. 12th, -.353.
m farm For sale.

3| A FARM of 110111: 12 acres of Exi

colleut Land at Rhoton Hill, one

uile from the ‘rail road depot at South No;-walk
)n the prc_n1Ises is a. large dwelling House
’-aw, 0aI'1‘_1age house «inc. The place is well
stcxzcked with a choice lot of apples, peaches,
grades, raspberries, currants, &c. From the

dwelling is an extensive view of Long Island
Sound and the adjoining country. This prop-
erty is offered for much less than its value, as
its owner is about to remove from the place.
For further particulars, enquire of IRA Foal),
floor the rail road depot.
South No:-walk, Oct. 4.

3m-IO