» r-flee at all events.
I-iow often have they fold you that I‘¢P“l5l}C'f‘“5
had entered into a confedera<>)' a3"‘“‘5,t rehglon
and its ministers——tliat they were un\V0“llY °f
public confidence-that they _i.
the talents, information: alld V"
sustain public employtnents wit
usefulness ?
How often have you hear .
ridicule men €(1‘U(lC;1lcal$ll|'.eS.d\;'hlCh
wards a rove an en ogize -
How lilting is it since they declared Andrew;
Hun unfit for office of a Justice of the lie?-Ce -
and NOW they have placed him on their benato-
rial T-icket l d
How tnany different shapes have they assume
within the last two years? In 18l8 they wet‘;
Federalisis ; pure, genuine F::deralists.. In I8 lb
Friends of the State ; and Now—-Union R011“ '
licans. .
But what are their pretensions to the characltet
of llepublicans, and by what means do they 21)’
claim to that honorable appellation? Are_ the);
ever heard to advocate republican princiPl_°5 '
‘Were the)’ ever known to 3I’Pf°"e “F "el’“bhcan
measures, however wise or salutary ?
Of late, it is said indeed, that they ?
licans ; but what is the proof of this attachment.
Nothing but insidious or empty profession. '1 he}
only 0/ijects of their attachniept are.tlie loaves am
fig/153 ,- and the means of their attainment: £11513?‘
ion and division among lhc |‘el’”b]‘°"“"f" ,
True_ to their darling °f’.l“ct Of §"m"g mm 9f’
' 6 they oppose to day what they
supported yesterday, and will be as likely’ to sup-
port to-morrow what they oppose 10'_daY-
Conscious of your strength and their own weak-
ness, they are sit-iigglitrg to climb into power on
the shoulders of t'epubllC3nS-
But every man they approach for such a pur-
pose, should bear in mind this truth—-tltat he who
can be thus enticed, as soon as the pu!‘p08'—‘3 Oi
his pretended friends should be aIisVV<=I'<‘»‘-la Would
1),, {did aside, and his Sel‘\ICt-:‘.‘. l'oi-gostcii ; and that
this is the only l"':\V'..tl‘(l he could expect for his de-
love repub-
sertion. _
Fellow (.‘z'zizcn.s~—.-'_I‘lie question again recurs-—
\Vill you introduce into power such nren as have
been here described.- (,V°“ k“‘’“_’ 5'0“ _l"‘“hf““Y 3)
0,. Wm you gay, all as one, we will retain our pics-
cnt reptiblicati "v-I'll“-t Wh‘--'m “"3_h""° “‘‘''d ’‘‘‘d
found faitht'ul ? Attend the election then, every
one of you. and all well or we-1.’. _ _
Fc(le,t'nlists will, no doubt, t/Jami‘ you, if you will
$0 and vote for their catiditlates-—-tliey 7.Ua‘lf t/1u71.i;
you to vote for some republican, whom they shalt
set tip to divide you!‘ -‘-Ufnlilll 3 W‘ If Y9“ ‘~3a'm°‘
vote to suit them, they will z/it.-71.’: you to stay at
‘ iionie 2 But thanks from sue/i ma-ti, or that.~ks from
Sue’) a /.-arty, we are sure every one of you would
-Eluslz to rcrezave, and scorn to deserve.
SAMUEL H. PI-iILLlI’S, Chairrnztn.
REUBEN Boorn, Secretary.
From the Honf/‘0t‘c1' /l/Icrc‘11r'y'.
Msssns. EDl'l‘0RS—Tl‘le publication of the
Uttioii ltepublicun Ticket for Senators, in which
my name appears, not only surprises, btit morti-
f:=3s me. as the lirst notice I had of it was through
"itf: Public Prints. '
is a fact, however, that in tli ionth of Jan-
~ ' -’ .- V‘l_\,'-"i _._4..ac.by it highly
"-.~.")cr;:ablc I“cdcral Gentleman, to bcconiea can-.
r.!ir.l.ite for the Senate, with the view of assisting
in tei'minating- Party dissetision throughout the
suite ; to which I assented or. the following con-
(il1.Il)hS : »
I“'itr.~;i--'I‘ha‘. J. Ticl-zet should he formed ofsuch
I }"CI'\'ttnS as cottld not lieotijcczecl to by either the
.l"edcrali.-sis. or ltcpubiicxrns-—
Second-—'l‘hut the nomination should be made
by a mutual ‘clSSCtt:.)l;lg‘C of the Electors of both
parties. and be pioclaiitietl-in the Rcpublicaii, as
well as the Feclrral Nctvsp:ipers—-
L7pon these cootlitiuiis only, was my assent _;;iv
en to a prop: siti-.n which I thought L‘.'):lt:Cl in
principlz: a.-cl Vcly honorable to the gentlcmeii of
tilt: .F(’.(l'_l‘3-ll ;t.',i"|y from whom it etiiettntc(l---FltlLi-
ing that the proceeding is merely a Party marz-
zz-uvrr.-, I now tlirough the inetiium of your paper
have to state to the Elt.-ctoti~.. (121? Unit Iam not a
Cru2(1i(I’uIc_/or t/15 Oflicc of Scrzutozr ; and that Mr:
Tzr/{-l 7uu.-firocluinzcd vuil/zour my kzzorzulvrlgrr or as-
sent. CHARLISS H. HALL.
Pomfret, /larcli 20, 1820.
To I/in Izzrlc/mzc.’c7.t Electors of Cozziieclfcz/t.
A her:-.;torial nomination Iiaving been publish-
ed--called the Union Republican Ticket, my own
name being on the list, I was led to reflect upon
the course which a com;z'.s'tent Ru/mlilican ought to
pursue—-And now publicly declare it is contrary
to my \\isl]cS, to be considered at the present.
time a candidate for the suffrages of my fellow
citizens.-50 far as the step which has rendered
this notice necessary can be considered a mark of
public confidence, the honor is duly appreciated—-
bot considerations of a higher na_ture urge to the
(lClcI'lllllI'dll4rfl of thus publicly withdrawing my
ziaiiic. JOSIAH SAVACJE.
Mitidletown, March I8, 1820.
-—<-‘O31
R E1’ l7BLIC.d-J-V’ TI CICE T.‘
Al a General Mcetingoftlie Republicatis from
various parts of the State of Connecticut, convcn-l Cept a church,) with the greatest part of the Drop-
ed at Hartfortl. l\Tay, 1819, it was ag‘rce(l to t‘e~l
commend the following Gentlemen to the Frce-i
men, for their support at the Elect0i’s Meeting
iti April, 1820.
OLIVER WOLCOTT, for G0‘U81“1I.07‘.
JUNA. INGICRSOLL, for Lt. Go've1'tior.
Isaac SPENCER, for Treasurer.
-'I‘HoM.ts DAY, for SCCl'€t(b7"_1].
For Senators. ‘
Jonathan Brace, David Hill,
Sylvester Wells, Peter Webb.
'1)a-oitl Totizliizsoiz, F7‘6(l81‘iCl€ Wolcott,
(/'lL‘)'l’lS Hi'imz.mz, Elijah Boartltnan,
Elitis Perhi-ns, Joshua Stow,
Enoch Burrows, John S. Peters, Esqs.
UNION REPUB-l:.IC.H.N‘ TICKET.‘
'_!.'imothy l’z'tIci1i, William Jll. Betts,*
L’/zarles Db7L1£i.S‘02l, Zeplumiali Swift,
flndrew Hull, Uliarles Hall,*
Lyinon Law, i F1’8ll81"lCk Wolcott,
John Turner, Josiah Sa-vage,*
Il’iIlz‘am Edmond, i Calvin. Willey. ,
*Declinrd.
cil Blufi‘s,,on the Missoui'i,\ve learn that thetroops
vere destitute of are fast tjecoyering fro
tue necessary to reeling barracks: 5“?-
- h reputation and entery and fever.
d tliem condeinn and flercd ttfl
they after- ing to 60
_ _ ST. Ifouis, h_’.Iissouri, Feb. gt}.
By Mr.Doughei-tya JUST 3mV6d from the (*°“"-'
in their great fatigue in e-
Several had died of dye-
About the first of January, the Siouxlsi mm‘-
lodges of the Poukar Iiidians,.amount-
souls, with Mr. Vatidenburg. 3 l_-1'3d€1':
formerly of Vlincennes, and a Frenchman, in MI’-
V’s ernploy. The massacre took place 500“) 0f
the river Platte, on the margin of a stream called
the Fourche de Loup. _ .
The steam boats Expedition and Johnsoii» 373
expected daily,as they were preparing to debcell
the river as ‘Mr. D passed by.
‘L.
NURWALK GAZE'1‘TE.
WED .N'Es1).aY, .2t1./11:01:! 2'9, Iago.
Mitssas. NICHOLS 8: Piucni: _' _ ,
As the Editors of some of the Fed.eral.pa-
pers appear to doubt your authority for publisli-
ing__u ,1“,-{the insertion of my name in the" -Un-
ion Republican Ticket, was without my c'ottsent
or approbation”--I now inform the P“b1'°l"_°d‘-‘
were authorised to do 1;‘, anld thaifil do not consi -
If ' d'date or t at 0 cc.
er my“ a can i WM. M. BETTS.
Norwalk, March 27th, 1820.
DEATH OF CC-NI. DECATUR.‘
From the National I7ztet'lz'gencer of T/zuv'sd0§/-
produced a strong‘ sensation in our city; which
will, we are confident, produce no lesson the n’a-
,i,,,,_ A dug] wgslought yesterday with [Its-'.,u:i_.
near Ela(l€nSl)Ul'g_'s b0W'f3€“ C?m' 1)""“”" _‘"‘_
go,,-,, [jar-ran, oi the L. S. I\avy. Both uett
wounded, the former danget‘ou§I}’a1he lam“ b“.‘”Y‘
POS I SCRIP I .
or)
‘Ehnuen Osmvork, p[v'c(l7((3(i(,‘y (§"(}t?72?77g',.f14l11'£‘/I. .-....
first ollolcers of the na'.'y——the pride ‘of his coun-
try——-thc noble hearted g*entleman—is no more.
He expired a few minutes ago: Oflhe mortal
wound l‘t‘C‘:l\‘e(l in the duel yesterday. Of ihe or-
iqin oftht-, feud which led to this disastrous result
we know but what rtmior tells. t _ ‘I
§:‘.oui-n, Columbia 1 for one or thy brtglitcst
.Ct.,,,-3 33 5et.....a son, ‘ without fear or reproach’—_
in the fresliness oi his fame:-—in the prime: of I113
ust;fulness—-lias cles:'*:n_rla+d into the tomb-
[P-artit;tilars ofthis duel will be given next v.‘~.‘ee;~K»,:
' .[l2'air’ Robbery, and flfiurdcr Qft/If Driver--—TlW.
great Southern Mail, was robbed on S-atiiiday
morning about thtee miles from Baltiniore. and
. entirely destroyed,_and the driver of the bulkci‘
An 0CC|tl‘l‘ellCc took P139‘: .Ve51"""aY= Much has A
A hero has fallen ! Com. Decatur, one of the
A spacious Hotel, in Lexington, Ken. was de-
stroyed by fire on the 2d inst. Loss estimated
at $40,000. ~ A _ntirnber'ot‘.gentlemen, lodgersrin
the house, immediately presented Mr. Kean, the
owner, with one thousand dollars.
By the Repoltt from the Ti'ea_sury, recently
transmitted to Congress: it_3Pl'3ea1‘S the"? [133
been expended on-tIie:Nat1o‘nal' Road leading
from Cumbet-land, Maryland, to the river Ohio,
up to this date, l,5l4_.28_l dollars; and that the
completion of the contract now entered into for
finishing said road, requires a further expendit-
tire of l4«l,589 dollars. A bill is before Congress,
autlmrizing-.tlie_, President to cause to be erected
toll-gates, -&c. on the road, for the collection of
toll, from persons travelling on the: same.
-—-—n'.1»-‘.l:--ita—‘—-
[Pu!>[t'slu-d by request]
IIYMN FOR GOOD FRIDAY.
Mourn, mourn, ye saints, who once didsee '
()ur Saviotir dear nail’d to the tree ;
A bitter death he did etidure,
To save the souls of men secure.
0 how his purple streams did llow,
His blood on man he did bestow ; -
With hands and feet nail’cl to the wood,
And pieree_d side ran down blood.
‘What wisdom can conceive or know,
\Vhat tongue or pen can truly show
The vast dimension of lil:~‘ love,
(.'_‘u~slio\v his pow’r in Heav’n above.
To God be praise and worship done,
For giving its his only Son :
Let’s tune our souls, and Him adore,
In hallelujahs even more.
---not--— I
‘ A Friend of Truth’ shall appear next week.
--(Q9-32'f€9j""“
M/IKRIEIJ,
On Sunday evening last, Mr. T/zan:_as Benedict
. to Miss Susan Britta‘, both of Norwalk.
In Bridgeport, Mr. Lc=wI's Smith to Miss C'/iar-
lotte’ Crawford.
0 DIEI), -
In (‘.anfield,Oliio,very suddenly, John 11'. Patcln
Esq. forinerly of Danhury, aged 34-. In Rit1ge-
5*
N oticc.
LL pr.-isons indrbted to the subscriber are
liercliv notified, that /“'aymen1.' mus! be made
by (he go-_1,(,fApr-i], otlicrwise. they Iii:-y expect
(;1~IORGE ARI\‘Ol.'J.
I00
’ '.::'o.<-._
Norwalk. March "28, ism‘
A For 2-ind "i1I'0V-
l\'ltll‘(lt.‘lC(l. He was-louud tied to a. tree, and his
body perforated w1‘.li two balls. V Ilie horse was
rim] in rim wood. The Post M.ister.(xeiieral has
each one concerned in the iobbery.
.«$’noI/zcr attempt to rob t/ie Illuil --The Mercan-
tile Advcrtiscr, of 't‘~‘Iond'.ry, states, that fat person
by ihename of omitli, lias for a few days past
been attempting to seduce the driver of the eas-
tcrn stage into a conspiracy to rob the mail. 1 he
driver at length apparently cvirsentecl, and ap-
com mitting the robbery,,bt:t imi'necll'atcly inform»
ed the Post-Master in N. York. of the cit-tzun.-,
stance. who procured a Police olficer and §lli()iil§E;
person to tale seats inside the stage. At the op»;
pointed time, the'roobcr took his seat oiitsidi
with the driver, as the stage started from l'l'.ist-I‘.
ed the mail. On a sigztial from the di'i'»'cr, the
iII3l‘tllCmt.‘t'l inside iiitinediately secured the villain.
His intention was to take froin lite mail a few,
puckagtfcs occasioii-ally. and then close it--so that
no clue" could have been had to the manner of Ill-{(3,
i'ol)bt:i‘lts, and suspicion would have rested u[io-ii
Post-.‘\Ias'tcrs.
Ill!/1071072! to /‘lfirrzrrfivclzcrern. Q,
C07Ig'ro.'.-.5‘.--A bill, proposingz; a revision of t«"
taril"f of duties on itiiposts, is before the I-Ioi;1l:.
It proposes a small increase of the present tltitriésr
and on the present rate of duties, on coarse rubl-
Icns and cottons, an increase at the rate of . m
twenty-five to thirty-three and a third per cs t.
Ira.-‘uoluu'0nm‘y [it'll-S'l"J726‘.—-'lillIS‘ subject I.'.
cupicd much ol the time of the House of ll
sentatives fot'scvet'al days past. It appears
ublta Says the lutclligencer, at present, th tthc
pension law will not be touclied at all ; not
is acluioivletlged that frauds more or less Fl_il'nP,l'-
ous may have been committed under it, lihtthat
it is supposed no precaution will prevent them.
The bill reported_ with that view is now a;' ended
so as to be completely a blank ; and it istibubtful
whether that blank will be filled with any thing
or not. I
S/n‘/z«wrecks.-—Dut'in;: a violent storm it 'I.aVe-
ra Cruz, in January, three Spanish vessels of war
weie lost, and 106 men perished.
It is said that an ll'1stt..l_‘l‘eCliOl‘l amongthe blacks
has taken place at St. Iago de Cuba, alid than an
expedition had sailed from Havana to quell them.
A letter from Amelia Island, niemi&.r,g 1.’); ar.
rival of troops and money at St. .“tugiis'inc.
The whole city of Ponce, in PortolRico, (ex.
‘if
r,
CITY 5“ its was destroyed by lire,oii5tlie 27th ol
.l.“tl)r'lia:‘y. ‘ .
. The ship which left Boston iti Nov with the]l[z's-
szo7iarz'rs_/or Jerusalem, arrived at Malta, Dec. 30.
C0?“-‘£67.’/'61‘! -’l"0tc8.—Betwecn two i and three
thousand dollars of Cotllltclfclt notes, were dis.
coveted in the back of a Fiankliri Stove, in New-
York, on the 23d inst. A treasury note ofa small
denomination, altered to $.50, was also found,
Unusual Frcs/icl.--'I‘|ie Fayetteiille (N. C.
Observer, oftlie |6th inst. says-——‘ From the git-at
fall of rain during the last week, Cape Fear Riv.
°=1's On Saturday last, rose at this place jz_'/‘ty-ttwo
/rt‘! perpettdiciilarly .’
,Y.!l/{zurdcr.—-Robtrrt Riddick, Esq. of Gates co.
I\. L. was recently shot, supposed by a negro.
.A.Scl'l0l.lS all‘:-ay took place at Natchez on the
-cvcnlltg‘ ol the l9th uli. between several masters
of boats and boatmen, and some of the (lis0t‘(lct'ly
house keepers, iti which several persons were se.
verely beaten and bruised on both sides, and one
man killed. _ The gang are under arrest.
M3’/0716/10ly event.—-On the [st inst. the house
of Mr. Gershom Haldri'dg’e, of Purrington, N. Y.
was destroyed by fire, and- twoof his children,
V
poinitcl Sunday momiug, (26_il:) as tltetini-.1 Nil‘,
Clte:~tt:t', Ltlltl nieatrs ofa false key, soon open-
I
I
K‘:
2 roy, on Saturday next.
lbs
I
i O“-.'I«,-its l:,=.-
pmtctually attciided to.
lumber will
The l‘:.-..§.I;l.:‘, is in-
: ‘ . ' , . o .' P
Ofiefed ‘-1 l'8Wfl|‘¢'i 0i 3'00 ‘O1 ‘he “I’l“°h°“5“”‘ 011 trtidcd as a l't:9jlll'rtl' ll"tt(l'c‘|' to the ab<~ve pi-«ce-
gd"'itl “Ill filtrp Bi (lily ()'..‘-til‘ place on the fnwgp, to ‘
flatrd or r-:cc-ive frcighv
Ho the 'in'aster, on board,
I
‘clltl passrrrgets. Apply
or to H7711. U’ 1}. Lock-
‘::")-:rz'. or II"/2:. C9’ 3. St. ./0/m——\Vlm hutvc on I,;,;,,-[
.154“ D5-‘rai zt-silt-tiiicnt of seasoned, cleai stuff, and
I r"it3l‘(‘.llJlll2ll)le ‘LU MBIIR. '
Norwalk, Ma:-ch 28 .
as; is
‘ sad‘ -. fl
1 . . ' 7
l »S'~i.r:minea~ Attravngenzent.
Accoiniiiodatioii Packets,
. To soil from ,Eliei1e::_c_r._I}. I1oyl.’s Lamliitg, at
l .N‘orwull;, for 1’cck 15'l’l]), .N'ew-I’oi'I.‘.
LOOP U .\£It'_)N. Brown, will commence sail-
in_:; from the abovelantling. on Saturday the
lst of April. and return on Thursclay. Sloop
CI'l‘IZE.\l.. Pennoyer, will sail o_n Tuestl:-ty, and
return on Saturda_v. Sloop ’-.VII’.Cl'lANlC, Das-
kam, will sail on 'I‘hut‘sda*,‘, and rcttirn the Tues-
day followinpg; each vessel per-fottniiig her week.
ly trip tlirough the season. H
For.l'rei,grhi or passag‘c- apply to tliestibscriber,
0!‘ to ei.thei' the Captains on board of their re-
spcctive vessels. E. D. HUYT.
Norwalk, March 27.
Summer Ai'i'aiigetneiit.-
I’ACI~Ii‘£"l‘, ,
‘A To Sail from :'_5n.i'7'(ii'.’ I1'iibbell’.s
La railing at .lV’oi-wtu"l.‘, fin" 1"cr.k~S..‘2lp, .i‘\".1’orI-:
F '1 MIL tit.-wantl very last saili:.g sl- :.pUl’tlt).\'
ll.Kr;i~;LEit,inaster,liat.i,,g losupciiorand
elegant births, nill sail on Tut-stluy the 28th
inst. and return the Saturday following, continu-
ing her weekly trips through the season.
For freight or passage, apply to the suhsc;-1.
bers, or to the Captain on board.
§C}° Every attention will be paid to the ac-
com uiodatioii of Passengers.
_ BURRALI. 8: IIUBBELL.
Norwalk, March 27.
DA NBURY AND NORWALK
.8000./lI.llI0I)./1'1'I0.7V’ S T./16111‘ ,'
Il..I. commence running on the lst of
_ April, by the way of Bclliel, to perform
its regular trips through the season.
To leave Danbury every Tz1;.~.~day, T/zursday,
a_nd Saturday.‘ and arrive in season to take Packets
or stage at Norwalk—--and to leave i.’orwalk on
ll‘tt:.f0llt)\Villg days.
§tf_‘,~"’ Extra cat-riu_ges will be furnished on the
shortest notice. » '
CHARLES \Voitnia:LL, .7V'or«zoulk, Propri-
Davin \/Vooi), Danoury, etors.
Feb. 29, 1320." ~ 96tf
IX months from the date hereof, is the time
limited by the Hon‘. Court of Probate for the
district of'Danbury, for the creditors to the estate
of Hczekialz fldams, late of Rcdding, deceased, to
exhibit their claims. Those who neglect this no-
tice will be dcbarred a legal recovery.
Those persons who are indebted to the "estate
of said deceased are requested to make payment
without delay. STEPHEN ADAMS, Adminis-
Limuiin ADAMS, E trators.
field. on the Ist inst. Mr. ./ilnzer (Ii!/m-z, as-;cd 75. '
iviivv Goose
' Eli B. Bennett, ,
Has just reunned from New-York, with a large
supply of SPRIJVG £7 SUMIVIER GOODS‘.
ALso—-GR0C’ERI1£_S ES’ C‘1t’,OCK1-IR r_ For
sale Cheap. .M'0L.ȣISSES,' first quality, at 44.-
cents per gallon.
Norwalls. March 20.
The first call to isome-The
LAST'call to mamy.
HE subs'cri'¢er is under the necessity of no-
tifying all such as are indebted for Lumber,
bought pt'c\ious to the first of February, 1820,
that their accounts are due, and must be paid.—-
Those that have permitted tlieirs to stand several
months beyond the time agreed on, nccdnot be
‘surprised to lind them in a way for collection.
‘Witt. J. STREET.‘
N. B. It may be well for ALL that have ac-
counts on his Books, of long standing. to attend
to tli.;m immcgdiately, as he is about l't‘i'.1iill‘lg a se-
ltction to put in an Attornefs hand for collection.
W‘. J. S.
p on HAND, AN__D FOR SALE,
50,000 East-ern Sliinglc, inspected .nd warranted,
20,000 Nortli River _ do.g do.
10,000 feet Mcrcliantable boards,
2000 feet clear Boards, . . . -
3000 feet Clap Boards or siding. W’. 5. ‘.3.
Norwalk, March :20, I820.
,_ 7 HR _stibscribcr offers for sale the
7 House and Lot of Ground, amoun-
ting to about 3 acres, being pleasantly
situated in the town of Norwalk, about
fifty rods from the Bridge, distinguished and
known as the property ofthe late I/:om,rzs Bczzs,
deceased. Those who are disposed to purchase
are requested to call on the subscriber on or be-
fore the first of July next. An indisputable the
will be g‘lVt‘:ll.. I * LIZAISETH BETTS.
Norwalk, March 20. ”‘99
For Sale,
H VALUABLE Farni in Ridgefield,
' ». about a mile atid a half from the
Land, well proportioned with _mea-.low plough‘,
pasture, and wood Laiirl--an excellent )"‘llIlg or-
chard and fruit of all kinds, togeth: r with a good
water it-itliin a few Let =25 the door. Any person
wishing to put'i-.iurs.e, C535. call and view the prem-
ises.
in yylllfin ~‘Iuop E.-‘i(}I.l’.. D.
tfiizffll
l\l-astt-r, will sail for Aibze-.-y and '
*.".i'i'uet', living on the pl‘t;l.’1i‘‘-T’b-
‘ ' _ V.'}..LLIA3'I HOYT.
840. 99
-4».
March 20, .
'0 i‘ from this date Lite limited by
I ‘t .‘ ' : _ , . ,
t Ly L_N m°“'1:° ' e for the district (If bram-
1 A the Lourt ofl iobai. ' xaims ,,g.di,,5t ,1“, es-
uid, for‘the exhibition of CI .. of ,,,-_,mf(,p(], dc.
late of lnllzabcl/z Ill/atcwbzzry, lat. .-, _A,dm’;-.
ceased. . HENRY 'v‘v'.i"1‘E1tBUii. , 9
. Stainford, March 6th, 1820. ~. at
a
‘V .7-HEN at ::iir_e. for on--. clollar-5 9,1; 31- most. fut
two dollars, can be obtained fora cough’;
cold, asthma, dilliculty of breathing, tightness of
the chest, wheezing, pain iu the side, spitting of
blood, a stiiained stomacli, Sac. must it not be
a matter of surprise that we see the citsiluary daily
swelled with deaths, occasioned ptincipally bi,
colds ? On an‘ average, or [coal §(:P»(),,¢. /,,,,,a'.,.,,;£
and ,/ijzy I/zvusand /zcrsons die annually of con.
suniption, origitiatiiig principally from taking
cold, conimct-citig, with cough, then diiiiculty of
breathing and pain in the sitlc,at length the lungs
become alfcctetl, const.-iu;.ti«:-n t7I]‘IlCS, at-d deaih
closes the scene. Alas : too often LlO€:: picjutit.-c,
by listenins to t»t.llIL, ...nzl adoptin;_; -.i~e ot_:i.'r..«..n of
others prevail; thercb_. pzeictitirig 2 tr: 0;’ Mich
medicines as tlilbist aiibrd relief. tintl-..-i' the idea
that no relic f can b:- t.~i.vt'c.it:eti. bc'..t'cc a case oc-
curs, but may be :-«.-§'-.«:'~i.tl by '.lxc timely '..pp1i;;;;..
tion of DR. I~li;Lsi~;'s _‘.s'i__ii:»:¢.*i it: l’1LLs£ ll
.45 Ll /nag/i t'J.;.7t'.’lI't’.‘/I; f/1'.‘ _,.-' .-‘zJrv:";;3- ;7;;g,.(.8y,;.,g.
cures are .s-zza1m'r '.:-.l to ,’/;-£tlz'c /iii.-< :
ai;j;~ Mil. ‘o'l‘t-. T‘?-!.).:‘.',
y l'I'd.llUx.'t:2', -.~.a.s 9 yo.-.:.:*s :..:.;:;tt.-ti with violet,
pain in his right breast, attciiccd at titties with-
great tltflictiliy of breathing, and wholly ittcap-able
of attending business; after having tried in vain
all other iiiccliciiie, was cured, and his health per’-r
tcctly restored by two boxes of these pills.
./In z-ldcrly.Lady, her (laughter and grand-daugh-
tor, of Boston, were each dreadfully afllicted with
asthma and difficulty of breathing,wei'e all oftliem
cured and restored to pt:l'fcCt health by 7 boxes.
Judge , of Salt.-tn, had been many years;
severely alllictcd with a Violent cough and dull-
culty of breathing, was cured by two boxes ;‘ his
sleep was restored on the second niglit which‘
had been broken for many years. E
.4 Lady o/‘Boston, turned of 60, was verely
afilictetl with a violent cough, pain in theiside, at
times spitting of blood, could not lie down in her
bcd for 4 years, could not sleep but at short inter-
vals, was restored to perfect health on taking ~55‘
boxes.
These pills give instant case in all cot1glts,colds,
asthmzis, diffi-sulty of breatliiiig, wheezing, tight-
ness,oftlie chest, Sll"dlll6(l stoinach,‘ consumption",
pain in the side, spitting of blood, chillm-_ss and
siiivcrings, the f0l‘€l‘Unllél'b‘ oi" tmillgilallt fevers,
Scc; ; coniinoti we are removed in a few lining;
the aged will ex riencc rs-lief equally agreeable
and instantaneous, even whcn the lungs are af-
f*=CW‘l- E3”/10"“./‘37"Dt‘. R».-lft-’s A~'.‘.illllLlliC I’ills‘.
One 602:, co7ztaiI:-‘zzg I2 /1z'li’.v, fig;/tic/ztly qfli-cts a
cure. To /zrevcm rm‘/.o.s-z'tz'o7z the rut.-;»(],, P,-imcd
wrapper is signed ~ "W. T. Ctii‘tivay.’.'_9g.,cn,d
l/12's as you value /malt}: .’ Ptcpared and sold wholec
sale by the sore proprietoi‘, IV. '1'. C'o.wz';zr,C|,,;m'.
ist, No. I. liurnsu.-;.d Place, C0fllYnun.5[~ce[, 305..
ton, and i'ctail.:d by special appointmciit by
B. 8: C. ISMICS, Norwalk, Seymour Jarvis,
Stamfo-d, Stiles Nichols, Brt-Jge-pot-t, D. P_ Hop-
kins. I-Iartfo'rd, Dyer 8: Co.‘ Southmaid Sc Co.-
Middlctown, Ripley." Norwich, Dyer Sc I-Iotves,
Windham, Green, New-London, M. 8: B Grant,
Sii'cifTU|'(l, and by most Booksellers, Druggists,
and Post-Masters, throughout the Union, where
may be had all those justly esteemed and highly
approved Medicines, prepared by W. T. Con.-
(one 8 and the other 5 years of agc,) perished in
the flames. . I
.1.’
Redding, March 6, 1820. *l00
‘WAY. Price $1, or six bottles for S5.
hleetitisg-House. containing about 45 acres of
Divelliiig-Ilotise and B=iv'n, and it good well of
I"or further p.ll".lCUlcilԤ, apply to the sub-
ADVERTISEMENI‘ 1 .-
Norwalk Chronicler