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I Norwich and vrceicraiiroaa.
AGMCTOTORAXc.
WHAT COWS SHOULD FARMERS
KEEP?
What are tlie qualities necessary to con
stitute a good cow ? A good milker alone
does not, in our judgment, make a good cow :
neither does a good breeder nor a feeder. It
is these three qualities combined, that make
Groceries and Provisions.
15 Kegs prime Dairy Batter
300 Boxes and casks prime Cheese
50 Bbls Pork and Lard
200 Cwt. choice Codfish
3008 Bush. Turks Island Salt
201 0 Bags Dairy do. . , -t
105 Boxes Bord man's, Downer's, and YVhiton's Coflfee
70 do B. H. Sugars
90 Hhds. P. R. and Mus. Molasses
3000 Galls. Winter Sperm Oil
1000 do Lard do
2000 do Whale do.
Together with a large and general assortment of Groce
ries, which will be sold at the lowest market rates For cash
or approved paper. WARREN & CO.
December 1. 1849.
Small Figured de Laines.
OF high colors and pretty designs rec'd this week by
BULKELEY CO.'
IV'ov9 6 w I
Resident Dental Surgeon.
DR. JILLSON. would respectfully inform the pubkcthat
he continues to practice upon the most approved scien
tific principles, (using the most superior materials,) at great
ly reduced prices. The high chargea heretofore established
having precluded many from submitting their Teeth to den
tal operations, an opportunity is now afforded to all to have
theia Teeth put in good order, as the prices shall suit all who
may favor him with a call.
Whole setts of Teeth inserted upon a pri nciple answering
the purpose better than any ever yet invented. All other
operations in Dentistry performed in the best manner, and
warranted, or no charge.
He has an established lift of prices, which mayo seen at
his office, No. 113 Main st.
Norwich, Nov 16, 1849. 6m !
Wool Gloves and Hosiery.
EXTRA aize Wool and Cashmere Hose,
do do alack, colored and white heavv cotton Hose.
Ladies' Lambs Wool, Alpaca, and Children Merino Hose,
Received this week, by BULKELEY fc CO.
Not. 16. wl'
It. HI, IIATKVS,
Importer, and Wholesale, and Retail Dealer in
China, Glass and Earthen Ware;
solar and hanging lamps, girandoles, lan
terns, LOOKING GLASSES, KNIVES AND
FORKS, BRITANNIA WARE, c. 4c
No. 23 Sketucfeet street,
Norwich, Cons.
f7" Dont forget the number.
Nov. 16, 1S49. 1
FISH MARKET.
the caw. Give us a cow that is good for milk, I i
quality as well as quantity considered that,i
when property breu to good bulls, will mva-j
riably produce good calves, and one that,;
when .dried of her milk, will, with proper carej
and attention, take up flesh rapidly and even
ly, and for one, we rest, for a while at least,:
satisfied. And until we can raise up an en
tire herd of cows, each one of which shall
possess these excellencies, onr aim shall be toj
advance in improvement until we can ac-;
complish our object.
To possess the first of these qualities a!
cow should have a fine heaJ, a little wide;
above the eyes, but quite small below, and J
appear somewhat long. Her nose should bej
of a rich yellow color, or at all events notj
black, (we do not know of any full-blooded:
stock, of any breed, wi h black noses, but j
they frequently appear on stock as high bred;
as fifteen sixteenths ) Her neck should be;
AKPET8,
Oil Clotli.
DRUGGET
RUGGS
MATTS
STAIR CARPETS.
STAIR LINEN,
TOWELLING
DAMASK CLOTHS,
DAMASK NAPKINS
SCOTCH DIAPER
CRASH.
Received at the store of BULKELEY & CO.
iNovlO, 1849. 6w23
17f. BUCK, at the old stand on Central Wharf, has lor
V V sale FISH, both fresh and salted, of almost every kind
found in ma ket, such as Cod Fish, Halibut, Mackerel,
Sword Fish, Herring, Eels, 4"C. Also Lobsters, Oysters and
Clams.
He has a general assortment of Family Groceries, as good
as the best.'and as cheap as the cheapest. Among his as
sort men t may be found Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasues, Po
tatoes. Brooms, Candles, Beans, Pork, BuUer, Cheese, &c.
4-c., all of which is of the best quality. He would return
his thanks fur past favors, and solicits a portion of the public
patronage for the future.
Nov 16. . . " 1
J.
invert: stable,
At Bentley's Old Stand, West Side,
E. C. ROGERS
verv small where it joints the head, but wi-i "returns his thanks to the public for the favors he has re
, J , , . J , i : Xl reived, and would inform them that he is ready to furnish
11 dp (II Odtllt'S) IIIC ; Horses and Carriages to all those who see fit to favor him with
dening and deepeniag as
shoulders and briskets
of good size, and well covered with long, soft; -
hair, and not inclined to llesumess ; large milk ;
veins, and small, delicae horns, t hey mayj
be long in some breeds, but they should be1
fine, and she should have a yellow skin. j
To be a good breeder, she should, in the I
first place, be descended from good stock, andj
the farther back you can trace her from good
stock, the better. She should possess all the;
belore mentioned milkin0; qualities, wmi a
Her Udder should heitlieirl,atron"se- lC7"crliaSe furnished lor pleasure parties at
W ANTE D.
Filly Youii? Men,
"AF business habits, intelligence and enterprise to act as Agents'
J in dirl'erent counties in the States of Maine, New Hampshire,
L. SMITH, at the old staud in Shetucket street, w 11
make to order Boots and Shoe, of every description.
All woik will be done in the best manner, and at reasonable
prices, flJ'Repairing done lo order at short notice.
Nov. 16. 3;n 1 J. L. SMITH.
S. A. DOWNER,
Wholesule and Retail Dealer in ,
Ready Iflade Clothing,
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. VESTINGS, AND FURNISHING
GOODS,
124 Main street,
NORWICH. CONN.
Nov. 16, 49 1
0?
WHITMAN POTTER,
No. 50 Water street,
NORWICH, CONN.
TOVLD respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of
v v Morwicn ana vicinity, vxt: ana all. in want of anything
in his line to rive him a call. All work is wai ranted to fit or no
sale. He has on hand or will make to order, FINE CALF
BOOTS, PEGGED, SEWED. CORK, DOUBLE SOLED, and all
other BOOTS. CHILDREN'S SHOES of all kinds, made to or
der, 4-c. &c.
N. B. Particular attention will be paid to repairing in all its
branches. V.r. POTTER.
Nov. 16. 1
WT. 11. HINCKLEY,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises,
Bags, Whips, Hats, Vc,
Corner of Main and Union Streets,
NORWICH, CONN.
rrj-Repaiiing done at short noti.-e.
Nov. 16. 1
Vermont, New York, New Jersey and Delaware
ONE HUNDRED
Also
eer. to travel as Agents in
V estern States and Canada.
Who can be absent six months orlop
different sections in the Southern and V
They will be required to canvass principally with a work
lately issued by the subscriber, and which has been got up under
Kl i . v i ! 1 ii- i ' ins personal uirecnon, aim uigncu iui lucauudtiiitiuu uusiihim
uiuuu, nuim ui rv, i uiv nmo auu ui; exclusively, entiuea
deep quarters, round ribs, bones small in pro-1 - History of the World,
portion tO her size, deep and full brisket, fore; Giving a complete history, both ancient and Modern, of every
Ipm witlp nnnrt )iort mid hiflv- shn 1 "ation on the Globe, brought down to the present time, iucluding
-e- i - ' ' . m. w -r - -vrar anaa-
A cow that is a A"5 liiCiCAicau ti ur, vaniuruia,
Tleriuos.
TH1BETS, Silk Warp Cashmeres, plain and figured Cloakings,
in great variety, tor sale by BULKELEY $ CO.
Nov 16. 6wt
ing by
Nov 16.
Shawls, . Shawls, Shawls.
Wool Shawls, of everv description. Gentle-
open
PCrr Heavy
tJKJyJ men's Long Shawls, and Ladies' Plaid Scans, now
BULKELEY & CO.
6wl
JOHN. Q. COX.
COACH MAKER, and
Manufacturer of
Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons,
Suggies, Wagons, &e.,
Franklin it., Norwich, Cunt),
In the best style and workmanship, and warranted.
TJOrders respectfully solicited.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
N and after Monday. Oct. 8. 1949. TraSns leave asfdllo war
-ACCOMMODATION , , t i "
(Daily Sundays excepted.)
Leave Norwich at 6 43 A. M.. and S P. M-. for Worcester.
Leave Worcester at 10 30 A. M-, and 4 SO P M. - ' '
The Arrom modal inn Triini rnnnwt at Worcester wMs titer
Trains of the Boston, Providence, Western and Nashua -Xoada.
FREIGHT TRAINS. - - .
(Daily Sundays excepted,)
Leave Norwich at a A. M.
Leave Worcester at 4 49 A. M.
No passenger car will be run with the Freight Train.
Eiriui FaSioHT leaves Boston at 13 M. for Allrn'i Point, ar
riving in New York neat"morning
STEAMBOAT TRAINS ... ....
Leave Boston at ST. M, for NewTork. stopping only at yra
mingham, Worcester, Danielsonville and Norwich, arriving .at
Allyn's Point to take the boat, at 9 P.M.
Steamboat Train connects at Worcester with the train am
vine from Nashua and Groton Junction, at 6 29 T. M.
Rt-Tuantna Leaves Allyn's Point about 1 o'clock LM.
the arrival of the steamboat from New York.
All Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master ortnar
person authorized to receive it, before the passenger takes ni
seat in the cars.
Baggage will not be taken to include money, merchandise, car
other articles than those of peisonal use- and when of higher
va'ue thhn Fitly Dollars, notice must be given of that fac, and
an extra price paid, or the Company will not hold MaaU Jiahl
beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in ihe Passenger Cars or Depot. -
CrPassengers must procure tickets at the Station Offices.
SAM'L H. P. LEE, Ja,
Sup't and Eng. N. f W. R. B. '
Norember tC, 1849-
Nov. 16.
tfl
A CARD.
NEW CARPET ROOM,
NEW DRY GOODS JOBBING STORE,
Print, Shawl & Hroadcloth Store.
Selections can now be made from
GOODS in town, at the store of
Nov. 16, '49.
the largest stock of DRY
BULKELEY 4: CO,
1
should be a jrood handler.
trnnf hnnrlW will iUn qlmns invnri-ililv nro- c- It is illustrated with a large number ot beautilul engravings,
gooa nanuierwiii aio, anno, in an.iui pro- re sentjn the mast ilupoitant batUeSt coronatm, Procss$,on,,
duce rich milk ; and if a first rate handler, costumes. 4
j .ii.' - 1 i-.- i attached tc
ami possessing me oeiore menuoneu ijitciii.ies,
she will be invariably a good feeder. This
handling quality is, or has been, too much
overlooked by breeders and judges of Cattle
Shows. Judges that will give in their deci
sions for premiums on stock, without even
touching an animal, are, in our opinion unfit
for that office. "We should not think of pur
chasing a cow for milk, stock and beef, with
out knowing her to be a good handler.
Boa-en's N. American Farmer.
that are known in the world's history. Besides is
to the woi k a magnificent chart, representing the flags
of the various nations printed incoiois, in the highest style of art.
The work is sold at an extremely low price, which places it
Within the reach of all.
Being connected with the extensive publishing hou?e of Har
per & Bros.. New York, I furnish Agents with their book- at their
regular wholesaleprices.
No Agent will be required to canvass territory previously oc
cupied, and all books not sold may be returned at prices origi
nally charged.
An opportunity, rarely offered, presents itself to profession!
men aud school tewkers, a well as others who wish to engage.
For further information apply at my office on Main street,
Hunvlth, In the annic toulttlng t rtw.) -vrtlb tljr- Morwlctl t'OU-
rier. or address HENRY BILL.
Norwich, Nov 15, tfl
HATS AND CAPS.
Written for the Mechanic.
CHEMISTRY.
It is the oxygen contained in the atmos
phere, that supports combustion. All sub
stances, when introduced into this gas, burn
with much more energy than in common air :
the combustion of phosphorus in oxygen gas
is a most splendid and beautilul experiment.
By burning oxygen and hydrogen gases to
gether in the compound blowpipe a more in
tense heat is produced, than can be obtained
by any other menus, wi;h the except ion of the
Galvanic Battery. The gases should be used
in the proportion of two volumes of hydro
gen to one of oxygen ; this is the proportion
in which thev uni'e to form water. When
WL. NICHOLS. Manufacturer and Dealer in Hats and Caps
. has on hand a targe and beautiful assortment of Hats and
i Cai'S. The attention of Merchants and all who wish to pur
chase the above, is request) d to his stock, which will be sold a
low as can be bought in the State.
I ALSO
i a large assortment of Fancy Furs for Ladies. And I have also a
I large assortment of Gentlemen's Fancy Fuis; the gutta pet cha
! hats, gloves, mittens, stocks, umbrellas, buffalo robes, fancy
: robes, it. All of the above, and a little mo:e can be found at
'mvstore, 135 and 137 Main st., opposite the Post Office, Norw ich,
! "Nov 16 1
Carpets.
A NEW LOT of Carpets small figured.
IX. good styles Cotton Carpets, at twenty-five cents a yard.
XVJl. S. TYLER,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY. -
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuff's, Colors, Varnish, Brushes, cj-c.,
No. 31 Wider sir ett,
Nov. 16, tn NOR ICH. CONN.
NEW GOODS.
THE subscriber has now on hand a general a aval very
complete assortment of wares in the line of Faraitsn-a
and House Famishing, t an examination f which km con
fidently, cordially and respectfully invites public attention.
assuring all that the quality of hHt wares isgd, and any
article sold by him as such, may be returned, if not found
j perfect, and the money will be refunded. These persona
jwho intend to commence Housekeeping are especially invi
ted, as they can here find every article that Housekeeper
! need in the line, from the most elegant i artor Furniture
down to the smallest article of Furniture for the amaUeat
folks, whether it be in the line of chairs, ciadles. or baby
jumpers, .r I ease call soon ana examine ror yourselves, warn
the assortment is cood, and be aesuted you need not
anas without buvine. for the Dricca will ba found ri&l
n ...-.ill R.,;t.l;nrr. vnrnir nf Main an. I Shtnrkft x".
- . phaitv'PV P. Rlftn
(I Hip BlOIIO VilfiWi VAil -
Noiwich, Nov. 16, 1849. 3w
Just received bv
Nov 16.
together with some
BULKELEY
k CO.
6wl
Chameleon .Silks,
TT'AFCY figured do
A? Rich Spun do.
Black do.
Turk Satin.
Together with an entire new stock of Fancy Goods, just open-
t the old stand ot 1 weedy t( Barrows,
L.. II. CHESTER,
Dealer in DRY GOODS, No. 109 Main
KEEPS constantly on hand an assortment of FANCY and STA
PLE GOODS, which will be sold on reasonable terms.
Those waning to purchase, are invited to call, and may ba as
sured they will be treated with politeness aud attention.
Nov 16, 1349. ltf
V
JLX,!
I
ed by BULKELEY CO,
Nov 16
6wl
BROADCl.' THS,
Cassimeres,
Satinets,
Flannels,
Blanket 4.
The above named art.
Wool Plaids,
Wool Shawls,
Cashmere do.
Silk do.
Ioauetic Goods.
are among the endless variety
U. P. COON,
Dealer in all kinds of
Groceries aud Prov
l s i on s
of
Fall and Winter Goods tat crowd the Store ef the subscribers,
ana which, for cheapness and lor all that u desirable to the cus
tomer cannot be suipasstd. BULKELEY CO.
Nov 16. 6wl
To Merchants.
T"RY GOODS by the pce or package are now in store and for
Xs sale on as good terns and in as gieat variety as at any con-
I the old stand of Tweedv & Barrows.
BULKELEY & CO.
sale on as good tern
cern in this section, a
Ncv 16. (tiwl)
BI TTER and CHEESE.
THE subscriber has in store and to arrive
250 firkins lair to good Western Butter.
550 do and tubs prime N. York State Dairies
200 boxes Cheese
50 casks do
100 bbls Winter Applrs.
100 do Extra Superfine Flour,
All of which will be sold at the lowest rates for Cash.
F. M. HALE, Agbnt.
Norwich. Nov IS. 1349. 1 No. 4 CoiCs Block.
RAB
aD.e
these gases are used in the blowpipe, theyi j6
are not mixed together, but are contained in i 1 ov
separate gasometers, and conveyed in sepa-j
rate pipes to the point where they are igni-'
ted. The mixture of these gases is explosive: ;
soap bubbles blown from a bladder or gas,
bag containing the mixed gases, will explode,:
when fired, with a report like a pistol.
Some theologians have attempted to ac-,
count for the. general conflagration of all ma- j
terial things, which they expect will one day I
take place, by supposing that the water on the '
surface of the earth may be decomposed, and
escaping into the air, the atmosphere would j
be in a condition to take fire, and when the I
conflagration once commenced, and thoheav-i
ens are on fire, it shall extend until all earth
ly things are consumed or melted by the in
tense heat. How often has the scene been
described from the pulpit, in most vivid and
glowing language, a world on fire, how
grand and majestic such a scene, how awful
ly sublime ! But this explanation of the man
ner in which the effect could be produced,
shows the scientific knowledge of such per
sons to be very limited. In case such a
change as has been supposed, should take
place in the atmosphere, should it take fire,
its combustion w ould be almost instantaneous
and attended with an explosion. The mate
rials of which this earth is composed are
most of them incapable of undergoing com
bustion, and cannot be made to take fire, un
til the laws of nature are changed trom what
they are at present ; and for us to attempt to
explain, on scientific principles, the manner
in which such a catastrophe can be brought
about, -would be absurd as to attempt to ex
plain, on the same principles, the manner in
which the world was created from nothing.
Another Iot
E.VGLIfH PILOT CLOTHS, the most desi
article for Sacks and overcoats now in maiket.
BULKELEY" d CO,
6wl
CITIZENS' MARKET,
ox;
At the Sign of the "BIG
no. 4T, water street,
WHERE may he found constantly on hand a good assort men
of Meat, such as Beef, fresh and salted ; Dried Beef; salt
and fresh Pork ; Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Smoked Hams, Tripe
Sansa res. ai.d Poultrv. whit h will he sold as low a ran he
bought at any Market in the city. F. C. CHAPMAN.
I Nov 16- ltf
IT IS SAID that the best stock of Silks, Cashmere, M. de Lains,
Prints, and Dry Goods generally, can be found at the Store of
Nov 15. (6wl) BULKELEY $ CO.
VARIETY !
FURNITURE,
Feathers,
Mattrasse.c,
Clocks,
Looking Glasses.
Wooden Ware,
Willow Ware,
Window Shades, oiled.
Window Curtains, paper,
Ba.-ket Ware, plain and fancy.
Feather Dusters,
Britannia and IMated Ware,
Carpets, in oil, (Floor Cloths.)
Carpets, cotton, very cheap,
do cotton and wool, handsome patterns.
Paper Hangings, at cost,
Bird Cages and Bird Seed,
Dooi Mats and Rugs.
The above articles, with many others, altogether too numerous
to mention, may be found at the subscriber's Ware Rooms, and
wi'l be sold at prices that cannot Uil to suit ; and all goods sold
by the subscriber will be warranted good, or the money will be
refunded, fjy Boswell Building," corner of Main and She
tucket streets, up stairs. Entrance on either street. Q
Nov 16. (3wl) C- E. BEACH.
DARIUS GARDNER,
Dealer in Groceries, Provisions and Flour,
ALSO
II. Martin's Premium Plows.
TPHE character of his Plows for ease of draft and manaee-
X ment, and the excellence of their work, was most fully and
I satisfactorily exhibited to the public, at the late trial of Plows by
me xuassacnuseiis agricultural Society at Worcester, wnen an
able and impartial Committee awarded the highest premium of
$50 to B. Martin, for the Plow that did the hat work with the feast
draft, an a trial open to the whole Union.
Nov 10. (ltf) 13 Water street, Norwich, Conn
Constantly receiving at the
Cheap Cash Temperance Grocery
ana Jf royision Store,
20, Water Street
CJUGARS, Molasses. Teas, Coffee.
KJ 4-.aiu, rri, xeei, run
too numerous to mentio:
cheap, for Cash or Country Produce,
Nov 16. . . lti
FRUIT, FLOUR, BOOTS AND SHOES, Ac-
ALSO A variety of articles, too numerous to mention all of
which will be sold cheap for CASH, or exchanged
, . im Cauutrr Produce-
No 32 Water street, Norwich CiVy.
Nov 16, '43 1
UIYERS & BAILEY,
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,
Occupying the spacious brick building on FERRY STREET, aie
teady to contract for the erection of
Stores, Dwellings, Churches, Factories,
And every description of Building, on the most liberal terms.
They are also prepared to furnish at short notice,
ltd F, DOOR 4- WINDOW FRAMES, SASHES 4t BLINDS,
Or SVPKRlOB WOBKMANSHir.
ffT-Door and Sasbes constantly on hand.
Norwich. Conn., Nov. 16, 1349.
IMPORTANT T
T i. tS rhion of the limes to oi me mugmiuuc ui
stocks, ruinous prices.
. . .
i: u... ;ml ;.,f-n our old cusiornerr- anu mm
. ULJ UUl wVMiV oaaufsaj
St., public generally 'hat we a'" t ame
Rostov Clothing Store,
Nearly opposite e Post Office, iVorwich, Cl, with U gmJ
a stock of (vothing and Furn'ihing G. ods of every grada
'and desnptUn as can be lound in any oiner eMaoiismnani
i however extravgaantly they muy boisL
We warrant our goods to fe jaunjuuy moae. ana u any
article bought of ua does not piove good as represented,
we will make all proper deduction for it.
We do not run down our neighbors' goods for the parpom
of tolling our own, but we are willing ours should stand npon
their own nieiits, and we aie determined lo sell a cheap ma
any other establishment, however strong their assertions,
may be,
Custom Work.
We are prepared to make from measure garments of the
First class, and have secured the services of Mr. E. W.
BECK WITH to take charge of this department.
We have always on hand a choice stuck of Cloths, Cas
nimeres and Vestings, Trimmings, &c, to meet the wdi.laof
this branch of our trade.
Call and examine before you buy ; we ihall be pleased to
show our goods even if we do not succeed in sell ng them.
H. L. BUTTS fc CO.
Nov. IG. 1
tfl
A. P.. WlIiLOlttHBY,
CARPENTER AND JOINER,
East End of Wharf Bridge,
Nov. 16. 1543: I NORWICH, CONN.
Constantly leceiving at the
Cheap Cash Temperance Grocery,
OLD STAND of F. W. TREAD WAY,
No. 28 Shetucket street,
rflEA, Coffee, Sugar. Molasses, Swices, Flour, Butter. Cheese.
X Lard, Pork. Beef, Hams. Oil, Vo. 4c. Also Wood and Wil
low Ware of all descriptions, from a Rattle-box uo to a Basket
! of five bushels, and a great variety of other articles, too nu
merous to mention, all of which are coins cheap for Cash or
Courttry Produce. G. W. TREADWAY.
Nov 16. tfl
TUIBETS, &c.
ERINOES, CASHMERES, De LAIN ES. ALPAC-
CAS, and BOMBAZINES, are among the many
njw goods rec'd by BULKELEY if CO.
Nov 9 6w23
M'
HQ YET & BURNIIAITI,
Counsellors and Attorneys at Law,
UNCAS HALL BUILDING,
J.V.VC? A i li'tVEY, A. A. BURN HAM
CARPETS J !
A NEW supply of cotton and cotton and wool Carpets, just
. received fro' a auction, which will be sold at your own pri
ces, at the Housekeeper's cheap cash Emporium, eorner Main
and Shetucket streets D"up stairs. 3w3 C. E. BEACH.
IflATTR ASSES ! !
GOOD supply, in alt styles, in Hair, Cotton, Palm, Husk, Ac.
x jl. ior sate cneap ny me suDscrioer, at nis
Dec 1. 3w3
rare rooms.
C. E. BEACH.
SELLING OFF.
i
THE subsctiber having in a very complete and extensive
assortment of Furniture arid other Housekeeping arti
clos, will lor a short time offer bis goods at greatly reduced
prices. The proof of the pudding is in the eating. To all
who would know the truth of the statement, and especially
those who wish to buy goods at their own prices, will do
well to call and examine this extensive stock without.delay,
while the assortment remains unbrokrn. t Buswell Building,
corner of MainjanJ Shetucket sis. fXjmp stairs
4 - ? U. E. BEACH.
ta. Coffee. Spicrw. " - gv
itaana neef Hams, Oils, and lots of good:
os. all of which are being rushed ol
being rushed off
D. C. FULLER,
XT TINT'S LINlMENT.-rAn effective cure tor Rheumatism, Sore
AX l nroat. Nervous Diseases, Weakness, Salt Rheum, &c.
McCALLISTER'S ALLHEALING OINTMENT. It restores
perspiration- and by this means carries ; off all impurities of the
body, ai d relieves the body of disease.
Examine the directions'
DR. A. TRASK'S MAGNETIC OINXMENTi For the cure of
Bronchitis, and all affections of the throat and lungs.
See directions.
HEW'S BONE AND NERVE LINIMENT, For the cure of In
flammatory, Sciatica and Chronic Rheumatism; relieves con
tracted cords, bruises, sprains, Ac.
For sale by SAMUEL TYLER,
Nov 16- 3r-eoW3wl No 146 Main st.
Something-New and Valuable!
DR. WEAVER'S CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP.
Canker Cure and Canker Ointment,
FOR the effectual and speedy removal of Canker, Salt Rheum,
. Erysipelas, Scrofula and all other diseases arising from an
impure state of the Blood.
DYER'S HEALING EMBROCATION. For External and Inter
nal Use, (far superior to any Pain Killer ever invented.) It Is
a perfect pain destroyer, and an invaluable remedy fof Rheu
matism, Cuts. Wounds. Pain in the Side, Back and Limbs, Lum
bago, Sore Throat, Burns. Scalds, Swellings. Ague. Cramp, -c.
For cuts and wounds itissupeiior to any other preparation ; it
will afford immediate relief in scalds or burns, and for pains or
Weakness in any part of the ystsr, it will give certain relief in
a very little time. - '
DR. WHITNEY'S CRAMP CORDIAL.
v CAM&I-S SPANISH LUtJTRAL. or HAIR PRESERVATIVE.
The above valuable medicines, withmemy other article, too
numerous to mention, consisting of Groceries. Prevision, Drags;
Medicines, DyeStiiffs, fc, ill of the best quality, mar be found,
and will be sold as low as they can fee obtained elaewfurre, at the
Variety Store of B T. CRANSTON, Thames street, West side-.
Narwicb, Nov. i
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6 00 to 16 CO
SHAWLS.
The best assortment of SHAWLS, CLOAK GOODS and LADIES'
DRESS GOODS, ot every description, is kept at
llansfleld' Cheap Cash Emporium
Cor. of Alain and Shetucket sts, Norwich, Ct.
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x street, ana manuiaciure 10 oruer, in a woramaniiae manner
monuments and Grave Stones,
Of every desirable style. Those In want of any article in our
tine of business are assured of finding a good an article and as
cheap as at any establishment of the kind in the State.
Also 300 feet of SOAP STONE, from 1 to 3 inches thtck. for
Stove Linings, tc. J. M. ROCKWELL & CO.
Norwich, Nov 16, 1349. tfl
China, Glass and Earthen Ware.
fTtHE subscribers are still at the old stand. No. 33 Shetucket St..
JL where may be found a full asso.tment of the latest styles of
China, utass ana crocxery ware; Solar uani ot all the new
sty lea and Housekeep ing Goods genera '.!y. All who wish to
purchase are invited to call and examine for themselves.
Norwich, NOV. 16.- 3W1 K. Al. H A V ENS 4 vO.
JOHN R. ADAMS,
Dealer in
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, COLORS, YARNISH
JS. WINDOW UJASS, c.
Uncas Hall Building,
Water and Commerce Streets,
No. 16. tfl Aorwich, Conn.
Wanted Immediately,
SEVERAL active and ludustriout men, to proceed to various
towns and sections of the country, on Business connected
ith this, pap er. Good encouragement will he eiven. Ajiplv at
0 Water. street.
,. FEATHERS I .
A NEW lot Live Geese Feathers, t the Wareroomslef the
subscriber, c. E. BEACH.
3Ien and Boys, Look at this
Great Side of Fall and Winter Clothing
TO BE SOLD AT THE
V. S. CLOTniNCr STORE,
THIS season, embracing every variety nd style of Gar
ment, at the following low prices, made up for Fall and
Winter Trade, for 1849 and '50.
1500 brown broadclcth overcoats, wadded and quilted, at
from $5 00 to 15 00
500 superfine French and German cl lh
sacks
600 brown, black an 1 blue beaver overcoat
sacks.
2000 business sacks, for Farmers, Me
chanics and laborers,
500 Tweed satinet sacks,
400 frock and dress coats, made of Eng
lish, Frencbfand German cloths,
500 paiee fine black doeskin and easw
mere pants, made spring or plain bottoms,
600 pairs black mixed satinet do,
350 pairs fancy cassimere do, with stripe
on the side, cut in good style
200 pairs Kentucky jean pants,
300 pairs plain and fancy cassimere, for
common wear,
450 gteen and red jackets,
1000 fancy and figured vests,
300 fine black satin,
200 plaid and figured satin,
500 eatiiiet and broadcloth,
300 pairs drawers and undershirts of rod
flannel, and knit do. . .
ZUI) cotton do, wun Doaoms,
800 pairs socks and mitts.
500 pairs buck niittens.
Besides an endless variety of Furnishing Goods, of gloves,
suspenders, shoulder braces, bosoms, collars, c, and man;
other articles too numerous to mention, all of which., ill ba
sold at enormous tow prices.
Boys' Clothing:.
300 sacks for boys, 3 0Q to 5 OfA
300 pairs of pants, 1 00 to 3 00)
200 broadcloth and satinet jackets, 1 50 to 3 5Ct
350 vests of different patterns, 50 to 1 6A
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500 pieces Broadcloths, Casaimers and. Doeskins t ISO)
pieces of rich Fancy Vestings, which will he sold by the,
piece, pattern, or cut '"to garments to enil customers, at ' '
91 ITIain street, Norjvich.
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Exchange Broker, " ;
THOSE sending money to their friends It) the Old Cooo,
try, ran be accommodated with Drafts at Sight. CO thai
Banks ef Ireland. England, Scotland an4 Wales, which ara
paid, free ol discount, by calling on -
JAMES McCLELAjSD,
Nov 16. 6m , Norwich, ;c
A LARGE and extensive assortment f Drags eoid Medi
cines, including all the articles in general use, .
Prescriptions put up with particular care and attention
SAMUEL TYLER,
Nov 16 eow3w (1) - No 146 Main street.