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gentler ones, who “ blush unseen," and whose
Town M’)-2!-ZTING.-—Al it meeting of the in-
habitants ofthe town of Norwalk. held on the
27th inst. it was resolved-114 to 3S—tliai the
electors of the town he allowed to sell wines
and spiritotis liqtiors. without restraint.
GttEti:Ntvtctt.—'l‘lte Town Contniittee of
‘Greenwich. are itiforincd that-the notice 'lht.'_\
forwarded to us for publication. was received too
last. evcn ii that
The let-
- ter bears date the 12th inst. and if mailed a"
if that time should havercaclietl its destination in
something less than nine darts
late for an insertion iii 01-7!‘
To Suasctuaans.-—Persoiis wishing to be
supplied wiihtlie Gazette. to any ex:ent. will
please send in their orders a week in advance.
This will save us tbe_ trouble ofchauging forms
and printing snccrs-'ive editions, as was the case
with our last nU'l!l)f r.
A letter has been rt-t-eivt-.d by the Post Mas-
ter ofBritlg'eport, front Greensport. L. I. which
throws some light on the fate of the small boat
ii and the two men-—Nathan Stiles,of South -1 ry,
and Wm. Shcrit:an.rtfWcsitin. who left Bridge-
port harbor some \\‘6Pl\S since._for the Light
Boat stationed on Stratfortl reef The boat was
found about the first of Dec by it Capt. Four-
nier. of Greenspoit. fi'tcen miles East of the
Light Boat, ‘bottom up, mast carried away.
but still held by the sheet.‘
Art Exxaiasr or coMt:\'q Snccrzss.-—We learn
front the Pittsburg Gazette. that Wni. \V. Ir
win. \Vlti,r_t. is elected Mayor ofthtit city by 700
majoritybesides carrying every ward in the
city. electing seven Select. and twenty five,
Common Council men. being the entire iicltt-t.
This is the beginiiitigof Harrisonistti. Herein-
fore the opposition have been in tire minority
in Pittsburg.
Gun. I{ous'rox.—'l‘lte Nashville Whig says
that advices had been received in that city di-
rect from Texas. 't\'lllCl) state that Gen Samuel
Houston had been shot. in 8 personal reucontre.
by the Speaker ofthe Texas House of Repre-
sevntatives-—tto hopes are entertained of his re
every. Houston was a member from St. Au-
tllljrte county.
Tat: RUSSIAN l\llt\‘l~'l‘l-ll‘. appeared in the
six out of Georgetown. D. C. lately, in a Rus-
sian Sllflgll. with driver dressed in Russian cos-
tume, and the ladies iitulfed in furs. The sleigh
was manufactured principally of mahogany.
and altogetlterofa novel and handsome appear-
ance. I '
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
N. P. TALl.)t.ttnor:.-—Between 1 and 2 o'clock
ofthe 14th inst. Mr. Tallmadga was duly elect-
- ed U. S. Senator. for the term of 6 years from
the 4th of March last. The vote stood. for N.
P. Tallrnadge. 69; Sam'l Young 14; thirty
others 44. New York has thus shown ttiatshe
w.a_s_n_r>_t uttntjndful ofthe’ merits oflter noble son.
Tilisliiiiflincltittg independence and stern integri-
ty, placed him beyond the reach of btibery.antl
has taught a corrupt Executive to feel the keen
rebuke of disappointment. in making its favor
and patronage the standard ofintlividnal honor.
_....
Hon. Daniel Sturgeon. late State Treasurer
of Penn-iylvania. it as on the 14th inst.. elected
to the Senate of the United States. for six years
from the 4th of Marclt last.
‘EDWIN Citoswt:i.I.. of State Printing immor-
tality. has been removed by the Legislature of
N. York, to make room for Tburlotv Vl/'eed,
whose election took place on the 13th instant.
Wilson Sltannon. the present Goverttor of
0t.to;‘.t-as tittanimously nominated for re-elcc-
lion by the Loco Foco Convention, which con-
vened at Columbus on the 8th inst.
mAn.oritit:tr. DISGUSTING OUTRAGE. ofthe Eliz-
abeth stteet staritp was cotrtinitted in N. York.
V on the person of a married lady, on Saturday
-evening. 11th inst. The -subject oftltis outrage
was on h_cr way to market. through sortie of the
most populous parts of the city. when she was
attackarl by a gang of rowdies who succeeded
in their brutal and infernal attempt to violate
and ravish her. Sttclt transactions are too re-
volting for record. were it not necessary to sol-
cmnly appeal to the friends of titt.(ali'y to pro
serve the cnmtnunity frotn such loathsome anti
soul-sickening excesses. '
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We learn that at thetown meeting held in Fair-
field on the subject ofthe. license law. on motion
of Hon. R. M. Sherman. who remarked that be
was sati-.-fied that coercive legislation would nev-
cr aid the cause of tetitperance. Taverners were
‘allowed to sell as usual; and all others on giv-
ing bonds of 3100, and paying 85 to the Town
Treasury.
The Hon.Danie| Webster left New York for
Wsshiiigtttn on Tlttirstlay last. He was ac-
companied by Hon. N. P .'l‘&lllmatlg2.
The Providence Journal ‘states that several
suits have been comniencetl against the owners
of the Lexington. by persons in that city who
had goods on board.
‘Gen. Jackson left New Orleans for Natches.
on the 13th. instead of proceeding to Cuba.’ 83
vras reported he would.
Nowrtt EAs'rxtt:t Bour¢n.ut.Y.—'I‘his vexed
t‘ question. according to the gossip at Washington.
is likely to, excite some ditiiculiy yet. The
tnatterhas been again alluded to. and semi-
rtientsintercltangetl between Messrs. Foisyth 6?.
Fox. and their views seem to be rather antago-
niatical. .
- llIlD_D1;E'!'0W~Ii.--At the annual election for
Mgygy of.Mltl(llel0Wn. held on the 24th instant.
Samuel D. Hubbard, Esq. (Whig), was elected
by a majority of~65. ' .
At a meeting of the Wliig Electors of the
town of Ridgefield, held at the Town House on
the 24th of January, 1840. for the purpnse~v-l”a-p-
pointing delegates to» a. Young Men's Whig
St-tiaiorial District Convention. to be ltcld at
Danburyoti the 29th instant. CZ.-Ht Joivus was
appointed Chairtmin. and Hanvar Stttrrn Sec
rotary.
Resolved, unanimously. That all true Whigs
will attend the said Convention.
The following resolutions were intrutluced.
and ttnattittinusly adopted:
Resolvetl. That we heartily approve of the
nntitioations made at the late State Convention.
held at New Haven-and t‘iai we. in common
with the people nftlte Stat: of Connecticut, may
point with honest pride to our Chief Magistrate.
"ll/tlliam W. Ellsworth; that his pure Republi-
can scntiments meet with a hearty responsi-
frorri tl-ie yeotiianry of his native State; that his
conduct as Governor. has been such as to elicit
C')mll'lemJilllt)n from without aittl gratitude from
wi-ltin the confines of Old Connecticut; and
that we look forward with pleasure totlie period.
which will aflurd us the opportunity of testify
lug our approbation of his act.-, by again elevat-
lug him to the Chair of State. ~
Resolved, That we also cortlially approve of
the nntnittetion of W't'llz'ant He-my Harrison. of
Ohio for President, and v f John Tyler, of Vir-
ginia. for Vice President ofthe U. States——aiid
that in their nomination by the (.'om-entioii of
Harri.-burg. compo.-ed asit was by men of tal-
ent. virtue and integrity froi_n every portion til
the Union; we as Whigs. as sound Democratic
Republicans. as lovers of our comiiiort country,
are, from principle. bound to use every honora-
ble and laudable means. to elevate ilietit to the
stations for which they have been respectively
tiotiiinated.
Resolved. That the unanimity of the late
Harrisburg Conveiitinit. in the nomination of
Harrison and Tyler. and the entlitisiastii with
it biclt that noin’uatiott is received throughout the
United States. is conclusive evidence that they
have presented fit candidates fnr_ popular suf-
frage. and that they fear not it strict exatrtitiatinu
into their pretettsioiis.
Resolved, That the miserable attempt ofthe
adversaries of Harrison and Tyler. to sully their
fair fame. will only serve to bespatter the al-
ready wretched and soiled condition oftbeir own
faces and their own garments. .
Resolved. That the Public Lands belong ex
clusively to the people ofthe U. States. antl that
whenever disposed of. the avails ought, of right,
to eiisueto their equal and exclusive benefit-
andlthat all attempts on the part of tne corrupt
coalition of Van Bureu. Czilhouti,arid Betitoii.
to cede them to individual States for base party
purposes, or to secure the succession to arty
favorite. ought to be promptly met by the re-
tnonstratices, thejttst indignation and frowns of
an insulted cotitmtintty.
Resolved. That the present ruinous rate of
our domestic exchanges, aniouuiingin ttiany in-
stances to more than the fair ptofitsofthe inan-
ufacturer and the merchant. and the altnost to-
tal prosttaticn of the business and the credit of
the country. by "which many of our most re-
spectable, industrious and useful citizens are
thrown otit of employment. is a practical com-
mcrit upon that “ Better Currency" which was
promised us by the "greatest and best" when
be commenced his ruthless warfare against the
institutions ofthe country, and persevered in by
hint who promised to tread in the footsteps of
his “ Illustrious P1'erlece.ssor."
Resolved. That the determination oftlte pre-
sent Administration to force upon the country
the odious Sub-Treasury system,wltich has been
twice fairly rejectetl. and aga'nst which we be-
lieve a majority ttf lo-gal electors tlirotigltout the
Uninit firmly protest. is art outrage upon the will
of the people. which will meet with itsjust ret-
ribution in the ensuing Presidential election.
Resvtlvt-d. That thcyezcluszon front the Home
of Rt-presentaiives, by a strict party vote. of the
lllPll1l)t-'l'r'l elect from the State of New Jerst-y.
who held the legal certificates of their t‘lt;‘_L'll:.lt.
to wltich were allixed the signature of the Gov
ernor and seal of State. is a direct violation of
that article of the Constitution of the U. States,
which says. that " Representatives shall be ap-
pointed annng the several States according to
the respective numbers of irihubiiatits”-—an iri-
dignity to a free and iittlepeiidoitt sister State-
and if suffered in pass without rebuke. establish-
est a most appalling precedent for the exclusion
of other members at other times. upon the most
frivolous pretences, when a corrupt party be-
lteves it subservient to itsititeresl.
Resolved. That we view the late reconciliat-
tioii of Martin Van Bttren. John C. Cnllmtttt.
and Tlioiiias H. Benton. attd tho _mt-a-sure and
acts of each attendant thereupon. as very extra-
ordittary. and utiaccountablt: only as a coalition
forilze aggranilizetiient ofthe trititnvirate-—but
if successful. most destructive to the interest of
the nation. ‘ —
Resolved. Thatthe doctrines sent forth front
the commercial metropolis nfour nation, the ve-
ry head 6: t-enterof Loco-Foeoism. viz: "That
and that all corporations from States are uncon-
siitntional." ifthey prevail. are calculated to
break through all established and venerated cits
toms, destructive to all confidence in legislation.
and more pernicious to sociczy than the worst
spirit of Roman agrarianism.
Resolved. That the proceetlings ofthis meet-
ing be signed by the Chairman and Secretary,
and published in the Nnrwalk Gazelle-
CZAR JONES. Chairman.
HARVEY SMITH. Secretary.
It is stated in the N. Y: Son. that another of
the ,;.,te,-g who were wounded on New Year‘:
nightduringthe spirited defence rt tide by the
Germans. is dead of his injuries. The name.
however. is withheld. on account of the alledged
respectability of his family.
J . llleceplion of Geiterrzll J'at:kso_n at New-Or-,
‘at the ctricltrsion that two terms are
first four years being devoted to elctionevw
no State has any right in grant any corporations.
l.9€1r7l~$-—-Tl!/<3 Old Hero tit:i'it‘ed at the ,sce_ne'”
of his fo»rtiiet.' glory on the 8th instant, from-
VlC'l's'Sl3l1fL'. He was cnthtis'i'ast'ictt»|l_v ‘receiv-
= (l on.lttnd‘ing'firoiii the steamboat. by-athrunc‘
of citizens, all ni'iinititct‘l by it dt-sir‘é't‘d do
hi it honor. The SCt'l1€' on l.-in'di_ng is di-
scribed as peculiarly Sll'llt‘lll,Q‘, and one of
which he had good reason to be proud. The
river was filled with boats ofall descriptions;
these, together with the h'ottse-tops.we.t'e. cov-
ered with people. who waved their hats and
lirtndltcrcliie-ls at his approach. On leaving
the bout he entered a baronclie with four
splendid cltar_2'ers. and was escorted in pro-
ct-ssion to the State House, the public squire.
and the CZ11.l'ledl‘tll, where an oration was de-
livered; after which he rt-vietvedtlie troops;
ztnd was then conducted to his rooms in the
St. Louis Exchange. In the eve-nin_:..' he was
attended. by invitation.‘ to the St. Charles‘
Theatre, \Vllt-'l‘t:‘ he was saluted tvitlt a porti-
cal address by Mr‘. J. M. Fieltl. Here the
the General rose. twice to acltnotvledge it.
' New Yorker.
T/ze Co7'i't-spondence.-—Thc act*eptan.'_e. by
Gen. Harrison. of the E-]_ar:'sburult notnin .-
tion, which we published yt'Sl(*.l'Cltly, is bfltf.
and appropriate, and is distinguisht-d by art
ititportttnt feature-—n Ill'lt‘ly, the Dlvdge 10
servebut Ol'lr- term, if t'l('Clt’d. There are
some-who may tttich but little itttportttncc
to this d_ec_l;ir:ition, aware that public mtfn_ at‘;-_
t-vr-r unwilling to‘ relinquish power; l.ut
reflectittg mm in this country have arrived
the
source of all the evils we are suffering-—tbe
ing mt-astircs and dt‘VlCt‘S to secure the sec
ond four years. and the second four years
not uiucli more tranquil. fromthe stt'ueg'les
and throes of aspirants to the 8llCQPSSl0Do
We would. however. prefer a change in the
constitution at orzce, limiting tb President
to _one term of six years. and whatever po-
litical strile may arise it would not eff-ctthc
personal or political popularity of the Presi-
dent. who. serving. but for one term, would
naturally desire to make that termtranquil to
himself and prosperousto the country.
N. Y. Star.
One Of the nobt-lt-st. institutions ofthe in-
tellectual city of Boston. is that estttbils'h-
ed by the will of the late Mr. Lowell.
Hebequt-athed $300.000,the incomeol which
is to be annually expended in free public lec-
tures Proft-ssor Sillittinn has been cngatzcd
for five years. to lecture, at a salary of 2000.
It is said that upwards of 15,000 persons at.
tended the 340 different literary lectures in
Boston last year. at 2! cost of 812,000.
From the Baltimore Clipper.
THE LEXINGTON.
The following touching lines were written in
reft.~renc-- to the dispatch of the Staiesrriau
search ofthe bodies ofthe perished.
Go ask the wave that murmurs on,
lfiti its joyous pluv.
lt ltis-’d the frozen lips ofthose
Whose vision knows on day.
in
Go ask the ice that locks the shore,
If'tteatb its crystal sheen.
Rt:[)t)>€ the forms ofthose we love,
On beds ofsea—weed gret-n.
Ask the boar tock. as wave on wave
Roll» up its lltt)8“y brt-ast.
If in the caves around its base,
The pvrislietl wantlercrs rest.
And it‘ Hit‘ beams ofwinier's moon.
Fall on the titoaning sea.
Ask it to dazzle round the spot.
Where their eoltl relics be.
Call on the surges as they roll
Along the dreary wild. '
To yield those fortiis so well belov'd,
The mother and the cltiltl.
Oli! where are they? down in the deep.
VVltere titan linth never trod ;
TllPl8 res: they in eternal sleep,
'l‘ltt-ir ~piriistlwt=ll with God.‘
MARRI/\G.ES.
lti Westport on the 20th iitstattt. by tlte Ret.
Edward Ittgersoll. Mr. Stepltvn B. .\lnreliotisi-
it) Miss Catlirrine Kirby. daughter of William
Kirby. E-‘ti all of \Ve.~tport.
In Dzinbttry. on the 15th instant. Mr. Martin
K. Oshttrtt Ill. Brtittkficltl. lu .\llss.Ltil§ Vail ol-
Da-tbory. _, _
In New York. on the 21st instant. liytbe Rev.
H. Chaise. Mr. Bettjauiitt Middlt-tori to Miss Att-
gelitte J.. tltiughter of Urlattdo Fish. Esq
In Pnrtclie.-it-r. on New Years eve. by ‘Rev’.
D. \Vil.-‘tm.Mr William T- Gcdney to "Miss
Sarah E. \Vllstm.
DEATHS
Died sutldetily. at Wilton. Jati.2lst. Mrs.
Esther Mary Smith. ttife of Rev. John Stniih.
8l|(ltlll'1glllt"l‘llrlllEltllltf.All'(1l|DlCklll50fl \Vood-
'llfl's Esq. of Tretttttn, New Jersey.
On Mt-ritlay tttorrti-lg last. iti this town. Brad
ley 0 son of Bradley Banks, agt-.tl'.-)>yeit.'.<.
[ti WW-stport. on the 20|ll inst. Elie-ttezcr. son
Mr. Francis Jt-ssup. aged about 7 triotitlis.
_Itt Ritlg»-fie-ltl. on the 15th instant. witlgp
Eliza!-etli Hoyt. aged 52. '
DISSOLUTION.
'1‘ BE Copartne-tship hitherto existing urttlt-r
the name and firm of Arnold Bislzop.
has been by cotiititon cottseitt, dlesttl\'€ll. Tut:
Books ol the t’OllCt'fll are in the liatitlsttftt'eorgt-
G. Bishop. for tliesctilctttetitof-beat-counts of
the firm. JOHN ARNOLD.
GEORGE G. BISHOP.
Nnrwallt. Jan. 27. 1840. 3tll
-*1
} LUE and black Writing Fluid. superior to
arty heretofore tilfered to the public. for sale
wholesale. at manufacturers prices. or at retail.
by J. A. WEED
' U ‘AKEN UP by the subscriber. a last. Spring"
CALI". The owner can have the some by
proving propertv and payiitg charges.
NATHAN Il_I.utvttt.
G REEN'S CONNECTICUT REGIS-
TER, for I840, for salt: by J. A. WEED.
SVTEEL Eliptie Surintra for carriages, of al
1.. sizes. for sale at the New York prices by
B UFFALO ROBES.
FOR. SALE by the dozen or single by'
Nytrwallt. Dec. 13. 1839
‘LEIGH BELLS, for sale by
t-het-ring was itttmt-use and enthu.-iastic. and ,
- -1-+4‘-tl“
.9. ...V....
-._ .
SENA-rtitttiir; etasvitzs-r‘tos.,
»Distr_i.t:I.—art-' requested to call trteetings in their
respective tttwtts. tilt: the .purpt-so of appointing
tlcltegat.es to atltznd rt Young. Men‘; Cottventioti
‘ll ltr liolderi at the t\'l_a_tisit-it House of George
/lledccr in Dztnbnty. on \-Vt-titres-tlay the 29th
ll].\l. at 10 o’t-loc_k. A. M. to llltpl'()V(*.tirlh(-, nom-
iiiations of the State Cottvetttion. and to, do any
other bit.-.-incss necessaryto be done for the corn-
ing election. Per nrtlcr
District Committee
£.l”'l‘ht= Norwalk Lyceum will meet at the
own ‘Holt.-te. next Thursday evening at half
past six o'clock. .
l-Zxtzitctsi-ts.-—A Lecture on Popular Feeling.
by Writ. A. Bzrrlntv.
A dt-bate on the qite:-jtittn-" ls presence of
mind. in titncofpcril. more owing to nature or
toetluctitioti I" .
-l""- 27- Wm. A'!‘WtI.l’.. Sec‘y.
.-UY _W§-\N'l‘ED.- A Boy having some ac
_ qU_tl_tttt_:ttit'e with the printing lNl.~‘lltF$.~l may
lltttl ttsttuatton by applyittg at this oliict-.
- NOTICE;
7 ‘HE Court of Prohatt-I for the District of
Dtttiliury. httllt litrtiietl ttttdallotvt-d six
months front the date lit-r.-of. tor the cretlittirs ltl
ll"? _l’5l=1_lt'- of Jeremiah Smith, lute Ul.‘Rltlflefl8l(l'
(in ll‘.t'. pziri-.-lt til‘ 1{|-tlgt'lll‘l_.f._V..). tlr-Iceagtt-t|_ to ex.
lllbll llt(‘.ll‘(:l8ltl’l$lit- settlctttcnt to tile itttdt-rsign-
eel. EX!-'Ctllttr.~ of the last will and testament of
‘of said (l8f.‘t*1l.~'Cd I 'l‘liose who tit.-gl-ct to present
their act-«mitts properly atte-ted. within said
time, will he del*arre-‘l a remvery. All llersurgs
ittdebtctl to said estate are rt-quested to make int-
tnediate ptiyritt-nt to _
1“.-{JOB Bouro.-t. E _
Ht-SZEKIAH S_co_-t"r. i wcmom
Rlll2PfiPltl- \l$llllI=tf'\' .20 1810
'1tE Court of _l’rubittt- for the .DIslr't:t of
Nflrwttllt hath littiitetl aml allowed six
in tflllls from the date lti~renf.l‘orthecretlitors totbe
estate of Jessica Disaitotv. late of Nnm-altt.
tleceast-d. to exltibit their t-luittts for st-ttlemettt.
Those who neglect in present their accounts. pro-
Pl’-ll,V flllestcfl. within said time. still be debun-
ed a recovery. All persons indebted to said es-
tate. are requested to '1 aka imrnetliate payment
0 . PHINEAS Dtsattow. Adtn'r.
Norwnlk. Jan. 23 1840 - 3i_l1
'l‘ a 'l'ttwit Mt-.t-titti: of the tout.-it of New-
4" Canaan. legally warned and held for that
purpose on the 20th day of January. A. D 1840.
the following By-Laos were passed, viz:
“That all ltnrses be excluded front going at
large on the pttblic highways.
" That all neat cattle be excluded from going
8' lttrcettn the public highways in this town.
except one to each familv.
" That the fees for impounding swine going at
large on the public ltigliways be 25 cents each
-ttit--half to be paid to the ptttlnll'lit*t°.pPr. and the
other halfto hint who shall ititpountl the same.
"Tltat the fees for iittpnnttding horses and
neat Cttltle going at lartze on the public highway-.
at
' be A5 cents each. one-ltalfio hint who shall ini-
punnd the sonic." Certified by
.lu.-RP]! Sii.i..tM.t:x, Town Clerk.
New Canaan. Jan. 20. 1340 4t1l
DISSOLUTION
7'‘ HE Co-partnership itert-iofnre existing tin-
der the firm of D. S. Knight 6: Co. is this
day. by mutual consent, dissolved. .
D. '. KNIGHT.
Jam-:s Brxttx-.i~:.
HANSAIX SI-2!-SLY.
N. B. The business will be t:nl‘llI)l1Cd by the
subscribers. at the old stand, foritt-rly occtipied
by D. S. Knight 6!. Co. Tttelmoks and accounts
rate 'fil'tl’i' ad: in the hantlswtf the su b:~‘rrib‘--
out for settl.-mt-iii. All persons ‘having claims
against the late firm are requested in present
them. All pt-rsom itidtbtetl are requested to
make itrtzitetliate payment.
J_.tittas Brxat-12:.
l‘lA_l\'NAH St-:i;t.r.
Norwallt. Five Mile River Landing. ' ‘
Jaitn.-try 22 1840. ; 3t*11
_. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
V HE P-wt Ollitw will be open on the Sab-
.- built. for the delivery of letters and news-
p8pt:tl.ttl 5 ti'ClttCl{, P M.
Jotts Bnitit.tt.t.. P. M.
Norwallt. Jun. 25. I840,
. AUCTION.
",‘.'lLL be sold at Public Auction. by order
. of the Court of Probate for the District ol
Westitttrt. on Saturtluy. the 1st tlavof Ft-itruary
llr'Xl. at 2 o't'lttcl<, P. M.. at the Factory lalt-l_\
or-t-upied by William tttttl John Wood. in said
Westport. all the personal and real estate of
said \Voods. ttssigttetl to me for the benefirof
their creditors. (‘t'|nSl8llflE of Macltittery, Fix
litres. and variousnther articles. Alsotlte equi-
ty If re-It-titption in st Dwelling House. Factory.
vi-‘ater ttrivileges and lantl. connected with the
t-sialtlisltittt-tzt. GERARDUS Boo-rn, Trustee.
\Vt-sttiort. Jan. 25. I540. ltll
$100 REVVA D
V 7ILL he paid for the recovr-ry ofthe body
of Mr. PATRlCK Mi-KENNA. of N.
York. who was passenger on board tlte Lexing-
ioii. on the evening: of Hit‘ ]3ilt inst
Mr. Mt-Kertria was about 28 years-of age,
light cotiiplexion. brown hair. small wltiskers,
of spare person and about 5 feet 8 inches in
height. His dress was a black frock coat wltli
velvet collar. hla. l{ pttttialooiis and black beaver
cloth overcotit with velvet collar. He had wi-h
him a silver lepittt-. watt-h.\vitlisilvr-r ial ; also
3! Diarv or Rt-titetrilirattcer for 1840. Among
his papers were sortie with the nairi»-of Domici-
It, 5; Hyatt oti tltetn. 'l‘itr above rt-ward will be
Iii,‘-gill for the rccttvt-r_v_oftlit= hotly on application
to DONNI-ZLLY & HYAT1‘. No. 7 South Win at.
NPW Ytirlf. J tll.
$100 RI-IWAIID.
REWARD of 3100 will be paitl fnrtlte
recovery ofthe hotly of Mr JESSE C0)!
31-ocx, (late (‘.l.-rk of Steattthmtt Lt xtitgt-iii.)
and giving ittforiiintion of the smite in the New
York papers. He was aged 20 years. abtut 5
feet 2 or 3 inch s inht-igltt. ratlit-r thick set.
light cottiplcxion and light hair. with a high
foreliead His dress cottsisted of it black frot-k
coat. dark tnixed parttaloons and figttrt-tl woolt-n
vest. a cotton shirt marked J. C.ur lltlflll‘ in full.
and knit latrtb’it wool tititler shirt, cotton draw
ers and stocltings. He had on his person a small
gold watch with a short gold chain.
Jtrn. l6. -
A : l.IB.~.l{Al. I{l:;WAl{D
\’ ’ [LL be paid by the stihscribt-.rs foribe re-
cnvt-rv. and «lo-livery in this city. of the
tmdy of 31,-, ‘Au-uttaso Mason. of u'lou.ce-ier.
M 353,. g pus.-cttgvr titt ll()‘Il’lllhP‘. Steamer Lex-
inu,,,n_ hence fur Sinninglnn. He was -abottt50
y..,,,, of $2..‘ 5 [3919 to 10 inches in height. ve-
rv ‘mm and .:tth|.»tic in his person. very bold.
lfirge long -bushy brown whiskcrsatttl httir.gre_\
eves. has it remarkably white and perfect set of
téeth. He was clad in dark tintlerclothcs. a
hgavv darkpllttl cloth overcoat or surtout. anti
rm c;,,,, He tool»; charge of a heavy letter en-
closing some family It-tiers. dll't‘l'.t0tl. to " .\l r. E.
.1). Brigham. Mass" Chitndlet. Howard db Co.
11 ston"-a tdywill withontdonbt have otherpa
ll
10
Wilton, Doc 1.1839.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS.
Jan. 5. 1840. CHALBS Isttttcs.
. Cnttttni-ts ls.ucs.
Citxttiitts Issac!-
‘December 15, 1839.
pars wtticb mttyitl-entify his person. . A
_ ' Mason éi. Tuonrsort. South st.
‘New Yorlt, Jan. 17th. 1810. ' '_ - 8110
‘ Tris: Whig. AEllt‘l.‘l_i¢)l’:S of the 11_tb M/Senzitnriiilf.
2t]l.
WHO WANTS at-:'1"t'It‘rt'12t'1111;.-\’."t:2"
not‘. ‘emits- A
AT COST: ‘FOR“'C‘ASII, 1"
QELLING off at No. 2"Btirrall's Build-
k- inc-t.lty ' R.A WILLIAMS. Trustee.
NM" "'lt. Nov. 20. 1339" lfl
S Norton.
‘ HE Book Accounts and business Notes of
' the Hon. '5'‘. Burns. are left for settlement
with the stibscribt-r. who may he fimntl at tit.
Oliice recently" occupied by Mr. Benn. warty to
attend to them. or transact any other profes-siort‘
al bttsittt-es. 'l‘tton.gs B, Bg1~,,,;g_
Norwalk. Dec. 16. 1839. if 5
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
7]‘ HE stth.-tcrittcr feeling :1 sense or gt-..tit.,.i..
for the liberal patronage that has hitherto
been t’X|Pt|(lt-ti to him. would lnlte this opportu-
tiity to make. his acltitnwletlgttit-tits. and solicit
a continuance of pttltlit: favor Anxious to give-
general satisfaction. tio tneutts will be to-glt-ctetl
to setzttre the at-proltatioti of his cu-tontcrs.
To those whose accounts are of more than six
moiiihsstttntlirtz. he would gently hint.-that tin
ittttnediatc scttlr-mt-tit is ttbsolutr-ly necessary.
"A it urd tome wise is stttlicietit." .
-lt'ttt.u. .GRUMhIAN.
Wilton. D.-...1s. 13:39. tf5
TOMATO. 1511. (.8.
MILES’ COMPOUND EXl‘RAC'I‘ or
T O M A T (), .
'l"HE original and on'y :.'ctiuine Tomato
Medicint-—thc only in» dlt‘lllt‘ that. is to
substitute for Cttlotnt-l. Any person. by Clllllllg
upon the agents. can have the privilegu of read-
ing the cotnponettts of the tncdicine. For salt-
by E. 6: W. E. Bxsacup,
the only Agents for Not-wo.llt*.
January 1, 1840. if 7
ALMANAC-N‘ FOR I840,
L'l‘0N'S Comic. C ncltctt's Farina-rs'and
Middlebrook's Alntan.-tcs Also. Fowler‘-
Phrmtological Almanac. ctitbelislietl with 47
cuts. just received b
Jan. 1. 1840. E. 5:. W. E. Bissau).
J. ontvM1}:.tn.
: / of Silk Braid:-tl Coat
' Cortf. Elastic Guard Clrtins. Sillt and
\Vorstetl Cltetiillc Cords. and Fiiuzes of all tle-'
scriptions. 137 \'Villiutn street, N. Y.
Ntiv. If 8
ESURRECTION 0' Persian PILLS-
cotnpottndetl frotn the Persian and Indian
vegetable extracts. ptts-‘cs-ittg healing virtue.»-
which no Mo tlicitte itt this (.‘tH.ntrv ptls§PS5P9.rt)I
-talc ltv . ’ J A WEED. .-\g'tfnr .'\lnru-allt_
EW D.-\VlD'S or lit-brew Plat-ter—utit-x
cellettt external application in Long and
Liver aliections, RllPUfl)flllSfll. Scrufultt. Giv-
for sale by J. A. V’!-2|-:0.
post‘ orirrcr: ivo TICE.
Ll; persons intlebted to the subscriber for
postage. for the quarter ending January 1.
1340. are requested tncnll and settle ttir same.
Jttnu BnnitAr.i.. P. M.
N. B. The ttuhscricer would fItl’|llI'l' nntif_v
that if the several balances are not paid soon. lt-
will be utttler the necessity of stopping the cred
itinz of letters and papers.
Norwalk. Jan. 13. 1340.
VIWHE subscriber having rem-ivetl a warrant
for the collection of a State Tax. for int-
town of New Canaan: IMO is. tlierefort-. to no-
tify all per.-tnns who are liable to pay the same
in said town. that I will attend to receive th--
same on \Vt-.tlnt-sday. the 5th of Felmmt-y. at2
o'clock. afternoon. at the Store of Weed & Hoyt
in said New Canaan.
Druuus Sr. Ions. Collector.
NewCanaan. Jan. ll. lS40.
T a town ineetirtg iii the town of Newt)»
naan. legally warned and held tor tlttr
pttrpottc. on the 6th day of January, A._D_1840_
the following By-Laws were passt-_d, viz:
" That swine and geese be lawful commoners.
provided such swine be under eight wet-its old
or well rum: in the nose; and such geese havi-
one wing clipped."
°' Th! the fees fir itrtpottntling each flnn-at-
which shall go at large on the cointtions or high
ways. shall be three cents."
Certified by I
39
s o
03!-IPK Sii.t.i:ti.tx.
'[‘tm rt Clerk.
ROOMS T0 Lit.‘ l‘.
A FEW R--otiis suitable flora small
family to Let. until the first of April.
1810. Inquire at the Post Ollie» of
Joan Bnrtit.u.r.
FOR SA LE. ‘
Tm: subscriber offers for sale his
House. together with about 8 acres
of good quality of Land. The
- ' house is small, but convenient, sitti-
ated at Calf Pasture. and possesses many ad-
vantages to a pvrson wishing to live near the-
shore. It is also an excellent place f.-r ffllstllt:
potiltrv. The title irtdisputitltle. Any pr-.r.~ote
wishing to pttrcliase will call on the subscribe-v
iving onthe premises. Hitt.t.\t C. Jones
Nttrwallt. Jan. 13. 1840. tffl
Axes
0
4t"'9
F every description and price. and war
t'8t'ttcd...|'.tr sale by N. Asnttttws
FORGING_
OFALL KINDS.
THE Sttbscribcr having in
ken the shop just tturtlt of tlit
Bridge. on the river side. is
prepared to execute all order-.
itt hislitte with promtne.-5. Ma ’
king and repairing mat-hltiery. eitlter iron o.-
.-tteel. will be attettdetl to by experienced wort-—
men. Shocing. horses and oxen. will be done
for one dollar per head. A share of tiablir fer
vor is solicited. Davin F.u.co.-uztt.
Nttrwrtlk. Jan 7. 13410. "
DENTAL NOTICE.
D OCT. A. HILL. tlia kfut lortlttt patrottttgc
he has r»-cctvtd in his profession llllftttg
12 months past, in Norwttllr. begs leave to in-
form tttc public, that he still ct-tititiucs tt few
doors west of the Bridge, in Burrt_i.ll’t-. Buildings
where he will be happy at any time to see his
friends, and answer all their calls in Dental
Surgery. .
lttcurruptiltte teeth inserted from one to a
fun ‘gt. Also, teeth cleansed. separated. ex-
tracted. &c., and till t.ltos-- diseases of l.lIl§ ti t-th
attentlt-d to, wlticli,if suffert-d to contitiuc, art‘
protliictive of so much tttisoltit-f.
Refgt-¢nc¢s.—-Etnttry Btsscll, M. D.: J. D.
M‘L.-an, M. D-: lion. Tlttttrias B. Btttler;
Hun, B.-.tijatt'i'to lsttttca. Norwalli. Nt‘ht'lItl"l'
P.-rr_v. M. D. Rl(lglfi"l(l. R B. Btttsforti. M
1).; Diet. D. P. Knapp. Ditlll)D|'y. Doct
How.-ll R-dgt-rtt. Colchestcr. Ct. William:
Witter, M. D \Villt:tm»tn'ic. Ct.
Novcniher ‘30. 1839. l
STU VES.
FEW second hand Stoves for cale.arnnng'
which are. 1 Dr. Nott. 1 sotall'Rmarv. 2
Franklin. do. suitable fpr a ltqtttte of public wor-
ship. Alums lot of 6 inch ptp§-
. Artrtgxtya.
138830 011.. of i superior utility. for
L ,--_.19 iyy - -"E352. W. E. mutto-
“"§._i
‘ \\ 0-ULD l't‘rlf‘l’lll(" fen-ling public tott o- t.tr~
tnt-rous volni-itary letters pntrislt-tl l'r'\‘I'ft'l}
in this paper Bull ll)ll'l"(;tttNlS8n')a|'il11n rt--l.-_ tivrg
to the happy and beneficial t‘fIi-:('ls ofthe admin
istration of -
MOFIATS LIFE PILLS AND
PHENIX BITTERS.
Those who have perused the letters above ro-
ihey attest the fact, that no ittconveniettt-e 0! any
mt’ attends the taking of these tltt-'tll(‘lJtF.'4, in nr--
tli-tary cases. but that the patio-tit. tttttttmt «Let
in; their opt-rati--rt is tiiiiver.~ml_ly left in a Strung
er and better SH]lP(rrllPtllllllll31l‘l\R'?Mlt'Xlwtl’ l:I'P(_.l
previous to licitig : lilo-it-tl \\'lll) tlt'..t-;,..- ; .‘!l!(J it:-_
all t-ass-tt til fll?UIt' sttllerittg. ETPHI tcli f is .-;-it-:.-itr
t-(l in at few hours and 8 cute is gt-tit-ruily ill}.-ctcd
-in two or three days. i
ll! l'8="'t‘ ‘ll. Fcver of every tle-t."rii-iiott. 2-tit: all
ltillltttts H”l'Clltlll9. it l~ lHlllP~£ ti-ssttty litr mt. t., .;. V
-‘lllfllll. its l l)t‘llP\'P the Life». Mt-tlii-tire-.-* are
lHllVt‘T.*'?lll_\' atltrtittt-tl lu ht» tho ti:tts7'3i.t-ml. ;.;,tl
r ill-tttual core rxtaitt in all «lie.-tie.-_.~. .,~ ;l,,,g ,.-_,....._
'l‘ltt‘1.,tl'r‘ ble-lic-tit.-s are til-it Hlt)-~l .x. . It. ,,_i
rrllt flit nil?-ctititts of thv l.t\t-I and g“;
has lit-cti [)fttVt'tl iii llU!ltltvtlt~ of t-its.-. '.\ llPf'1' ,,;,.
5.-in t-'1-.
tit-fits lmvr r-mite fv-rwttttlnntlrt-tptvsti-.1tli;-t.i~i.-if
t-Apcri 'llt‘t‘- in taltiitg ilt. ttt.l]|lg!'il t... p.,- gj.j,,,j
for the bl tttfit of tillicrs [ti tl.t.-it tip.-rt.-ttoit tit
-tt(‘lt cases. tlt-'_v Tl-.~'lt)H‘ the mile til lltt- :3‘!-.-it-or-ii,
stretttglltt-t tlit-tlt,t_r+-.~ti\r- ttrgnrs. anti ll'\lgjti’:‘:l,q:
the general fuitt~iioti.< of the whole l)--tl\’. .'l‘.ti '.'tll:l
lH‘(‘I|lItt‘ In lttrlt so xo-s (lt-r tltt-y tin» ‘,4 ,f‘... ,1‘, ,,.
tlttt-ttt-tl to t-at-ll) ‘Ill tin Mluill'lP tttt-ails til" tIF(.'\‘.t-[.'l-
ltllz (list-use aittl resturiitp llPlIl!ll.
lit title-t-tititis oftltt» lit-ad. u llt-lll“l' a¢'ct~r:'.p;ttt-E-
Ml with pain and gitltlittess, or "|;||’l-,t1tl,{t',' rm».
grlttvttlts cal-uttiitv of itttptttrt-tl Ute-ttllci l‘l.;;‘LI'. ;
to palpitations ot the llt'al'l. fl‘-Il|llP[st"(*._ to... .2’
apprtite and sitettoih. and the tnoltip-....t _.\ ,, ,. _
iotttsof tlisordt-red dig: stitttt. the Life Mt-t:tt-i.- -..~.
will he found I0 [toast-.-::t the roost salottoy . ti":-
t-ac_\-‘. ’
Cortstittttiotttt rt-l.'txetl.‘. tvt-alt. or lllt"§9VPtl, :7:
men or worm-rt. a-e t ml--r the llllltit-tilulj iiifi...
t‘ltl'e uf tltt' Lift’ ;\lt'tltt'lttr-s. Ultl (‘ltltl_ll'l\. asll;
mas. and CH-'Sllll'p‘l\P ltrthit.-t are Stt()lt i.-ti.-t oil
and spet-tlilv curt-tl l_’tt\'t-rtv til lilottl, :st:tl r-um
Pltcllotl liiitlfs wt.l ere long‘ ll_lQ-Q-I tti. ha, pi...-t
change: the chill watt-.t:\ fluid will l.'(.’t‘tit)it- tit-l.
fltttl bl! samic. .atttl tlt,(' lllltlls be (.'l.lV(‘l".‘tl uitt;
flesh. firm and liealtltv.
Nervous disttrdt-rs of every kind, mm f_-Um
wlitttt»\'er cause arising. fl_y ht-l'or.- Ihp .11; ..;., ,4
the Life Mctli‘ciitt=s. and all lllrtt train til‘ ..»i..t..,
l"E3- Ml?-l¢‘.lle~*. tltltl trcttitira \'\-'lll('ll sotlr»-atll'ttllv
all:-t-t tht-.tveak.~ibt- 5'(lPI‘tl:t1\.1llttllltt- tli-'.-t-..o_7.
“ill in u slittrt time he .~tit-ct-otlwl lty t-litt-tug!-
lll‘.'.€S. urttl every prr-.-a2t- of ltt-uttlt.
For wenkrt s~'. tlt-fit-icttt-\ of lmluntl -in-tit.-tir.
and relaxation of tltt- ve--st-l.~. by Nut ti. q'l(-‘HI ii;
dulgent-c ol the ptis-'itttts.tliis ll"'lll(_'lltt- i. ;t -.-of-_,-.
tzt-itniti, and titvnlttalilp rt-tit.-tly.
Tlittar wlm ltttvc long rt-st-lt-tl iti.l.o.' t'l'llJl)'v -'
-ttttl are languid and rt-lottt-tl itt tlir-ir \* l...t.-. -,
to-m. max take lltt' Life .\le-vlit-ittt-.- uttl. tt,-- l-.1
pit st rill-(t-9; '8lIl.l it--rstins retito- log it. the nut.
-rii Start-s or VVt-st Indies “hlllltlll store: it not-
IllIpt‘l'l1llll article of llt“llxllt aim lit...
The folltmiitg t-an-s are tttittmp the (twirl ru-
i-erit t-tin-3 t-ll?-t-led. ttittlgratrfttlly at:lti.t.-v. l. tl;,;‘ if
by the prisons be-tiefittttl:
Cuseollacolt ('. Hunt. New Witt ls-"-r. €_)rm=g-,
County. N. Y.-A drtatllttl t.to=i-r it-..t...-,.--2
ttt-ttrly the WllIIlP of his lttcv. tttisc ittttl -lit“: -—
Eitperit-nct-tl quick relief froo: the s.-r,~r-«:1 the
Life Metlir-itics. and iii less than three no-:tt'ri:t
was eutirelycured. [Case report.-tl. with El -.tt-ion‘
r-rigrat/int:_ltt a new tairtplzlet now it. pits:-x]
Case nl"l‘l~.ott Purcell. .--ti’r.84 - curs t l" >126’:
was affix-tetl 18 years ttitltswt-|l.rtu-2 in lost :i gs:
was Gllllft’-y t-ur.-tl by taking 42 p.ll- it. 3 wet l:._~.
. Case of.lolttiDaultott. Ant-rtlt«r-ti ()'.t»»—-It Ht
tnatisttt 5 yr-.tirt--—i.-teittirt-Iv curt tl—ltt...i owl: -9,.-
Llftf t'(ll(‘lnt‘8lirr Vy’Itrttt8 ltt Clllltlrvtt atttl ltizii d
trtetn a soverciuii rcttttdy.
Case of Lewis Aus'itt—periotlEcal sir-k l‘i(’$3(i-
.'tc|ie—al~\ays rt-lieved by a small llll‘t.‘—-ll: w
‘ntirt-ly free from it.
Case of Adam Attics-—cttred ttfa inns: in'.'('l-s
-rate tttid ob.-stinate dyspt-psia. nittl gt*llt.‘I2.il di l.-in
lify.
Crisc of Atlali Atltttrli. Vtlltitl.-r r. Ol‘l")‘-fl;t'(i'-
zrtatistri. gravel. livt-r affct littlld. out 2- m-tel
ticrvott.-ttlt-ltiltty. liatl lit--ti t-ottfittt d at \'I‘il \--at-:_
was raised front lie-r ltPll by taktrtg t.ttt- lltvX pills
»-allltl rt bottle of hitter.-t-—-at trio.-9 t-xlrtzortfitittty
t-nre—-slte is l:()\V a \'r-r_V healthy unit riilitt.-t oo-
tiiati——ai:tt-stetl lty lit-r lttt.-itittttl Sloth-l Atlati.:;.
Case of M r.-'. litttlgcr. wife ol'.l-:2-'t ilt l5«;(‘;;,;t-t‘;
nearly si' ilar to ahoxe: rt-stilt tl-. sat,--t-.
Case of Sir.-{art Uotttlarottt. a yoitttg lll:llltll"lt (l
-Vtltllilll--Slll)jo"t'I to ill lit-alth S(’\’t”i.-l year.-——zi
-tiiall course of the Life t\'lt.-tlicines et.titt-l_y rt--
stttrett bcr—-is ittm little and lit-rtltliy.
Case of M i.-1- Th rtta.-. tlmtgltterot Eli 'l'l«r nt-
-t.-—cougli and sythptonts of t-onsoti t-ii... ——t 1H’
etl tti lttttr we-eke Her Slslef cttrt-it of n ..-t. .
tittat-l. ofi flnttttttnh ry l'l'-elJtlI8llSll' in o7tct_1:(,r/« ’
(Jae Ill. S. Ctilvltt-ctttetl til (I :-‘c\- H.‘ El‘ at it
-tf.-carlci fever in it few days by tilt: Lil-.' l’
vines.
Cu-e of Bctij. J. 'l‘ncl.er- r£€‘\Ert"t1l‘-‘P’ Fm
._-.-r and Apt e-—-t-uietl iii a \er_\ —l lull .-, . cc of
tttite Dlft Cllntls lulluvt Pd .-Irtctly.
Extrattrtlittary t-a-t- ul'L_\, ti-zit. l'Hlll. who in .4.
aliiictt-d \\'itlt ’lttlti.-ic 20 _\Ftlt.~I— t-llttt do in :-
fo ct curein 21 hours by He use «it Hit Lt-t= i\. t’
tlit-incs.
'l‘ttotisatitls of persons tlllwtv d in iilw r . 9 It -
titt\'t'. by ttjtttlit-itttis li.~t- ul r"l."rfll1I'.s' 1.7:/it P757.‘
and Plrcrriz Bitters be. it rt-stott-ti to no - ._i
titettt Hi. all lllt‘ Httltlttrls til lllt-. 'l.lt l «l I
are plasant to the taste and stttel . gt-itt.I_\ :--titty
the fibres ofthe. storitat-li, and givt--. that t~rt-: ' ‘-
tensity whit-It a gtttttl tllgt slit-ll rttttitrt s t 2--
thing can he DPIIPF tttlrttrtrtl ’lll!t'l|) ttittl tttttirt. ':
the cnttsiittition, so there i~ itoilttiiu lltI'lt' -. t-‘nr .-
ally at-ltttttwlttlg-tl to be |)(‘('llll'r-fl‘. t :'t)l€'l 1..-.
in all inward wttstings. lltss til apt.’ ti-t- !!!'il;'»'.-
ion. tlt-pressit-n of spirits. trt-titlillti,.'_z or :.-;l..' L?’ _-
ofthe ltatitls and limbs. obs! ttttie I‘I"l,l_'l.'.‘_*'. sit:-r=—
t..gs.- of hrt-nth. or ctttt.-titttptitr ltattits
'l‘lieLift= Mtttlir-tries put-‘.~‘PS.~‘ wort-lctfttl - liic; rt»
in all tit-rvttti~ tllfllttlt-'l'rl. fits. llt-‘}lliit('l t~.~. Mt : .1.»
-tes-ws. ll'1l\‘lf‘lt'8* anti ltm-ite~s ll’ .~|ttrl!.~'. -l -
-less of sight. cortl'ti~ttl tltotteli'ts. \1ll*'ti-‘Tl-'1.‘ I ‘
vtte iiiitttl. vapor- and [tit-laiit-lttily. at tl all -3 l=
-fhv-.tt-rtct-or1tplul,ttistirt- t_-rtttlttttllt .;~ t.-uv-» 2 .
lllrlf ust». ltt Sl('kllP.\‘.\ til the .-.:tett=tt4 l.. .i-=lt l- ..
.‘lPr~‘, or rib tr at-tittits, ll]l‘\ ttrc t.:ttlt- t:t.tl pit.-t v.'=.‘
rind as a pttl’lfi*‘[ tilllic itloivl tltt-_\ l!i!\(“ mzt iw 2-
~tpt:tl in the world 37
For atltlittttttnl [t}lllll‘Ill5|l’~ (‘f lll-." .~lt:-'.'t .':-2 '5t
trim.-s. so-c M-tfi;tt'.-t ' Good St'vHl=El’l7lt".' i- :v.-qt’-. of
.-. liit-lt at-cotitpariit-~ t_ltt- iii: tttritt.-s; tt i: ; ‘. v '-:n.
.'~'t‘i
also he olttoittt-tl of. the tlilit-:t-rt! _-‘sgg: tits l..-
t::|\’t' the tl|Plll(‘llll‘rl for S-'-Jlf‘.
French. Gt-rrttttri and 3‘-p»:t:I.:l. "ir:'I‘-‘-'>:=- I2-2;
he obtttirtt-.l ott applittntictt ct tl=.w- z.f‘:';r=- 5‘-7-‘:
liroadway. _
All l|(|.\l' Paid letters tslll Hf?’ 3‘-‘I’ ?'- '7‘-i‘?-"Wt
attention.
Prett-.trr'rl and sold by ll"2'l[t'mn E. ,-'t.’r51'T"’rt-,'
375 Broatlt.va,V. No-Vt York. A ltl-:i':tl t'i« It!‘-
'iI)n matlt-. tn tlinsc who [lll7f’l'i-5’ ‘t"- -*“'9l '~‘?§¥"l. *-
Accnls.—-'l‘lte Life .\]t~tlir-int-s to.-:\. zlso b~~
hun of the principal -lrng;-is=.~ lll t‘\'r-r_'- ‘-t‘-‘- tt
"Wong;-mug ihrt Unit’ tl State-~ tttttl the f'.~t:t;-trite.-:
Ask for Moflat's Life Pills and Prtetti.v. Bl‘-‘Pr:-' ;
and be sure that a fac -ititilc of -l h'= llivll 't"=‘
ilgl'I3lU.'E is nlmn the lalwl ttlittttch l‘-I'll?!’ -"if-"‘-1
tars or box Of Pills.
Tues; valtulflg M__t-tliclnca are for ?-file by
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. ‘tour; A. WEED.
. ' Agent-ftrr Nbfltlallt.
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