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-l° d - I . do do _ 2 go , . . The .-’lIurdere'r of Illrs. Baum of l’Vesl- ''l‘‘’’“' ‘W5 "” blmd 0" ”- ., . . beautiful lltlir cub hear was caugltt by it
Mat o In a(v.ince_ ..... _ URRER slurljz r C '1 I H (E S 6 Q . , d .b y . . . I . I-"I __ - . _ .
Olfice Subscribers, or those living out of th'c cily M. Brmgpwm wm"Me”“l"Le."hi"$:“ :3 field Society in. September last ‘ rw”n.e ‘Y. the “me. r,°.me] Pi-a.'n¢"-l 3! Sim" l"d "9"" '-he l°’d9'3 "f L"k9 W“"‘lP'5‘
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Camer’itdlSt;:ict’““d wh° ca“ l°" the” Pa‘ , the citizens of Ni-rwalk. and ittfifrm them that only 3,2 Pea Ton’ About the middle ofihe wet k before the‘ t\lii"tsitiotpti“ilihC')i;rNBi1i|ff“f”tfie l‘0|[(ile!i0 “flile wgeefm New Hampshm” cmnfd mm "Mn
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C0l::')31l‘)‘i‘e‘s ‘Egg :3" more receiving theh_pu_ he has open:-tl 0 Shop in lhonmg boil-ling near 2,240 POIJNDS to the Ton. mu;-,h.r 0| ,\'].-,-_ [_‘.,,-huh pa,_.0,, 1 hr“ ,,.5(,|Wd may [ho W0‘ ds '8‘ of ‘Ir Thmn,‘ ham Tm‘ 11 Wit‘ p|;0p€t‘_ tlrltllling, bra-c..ine_“the play
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pt.-rs by mail, ilpuid in i1(.lV".ll).CC......,. r gtlhc‘ (Jfi‘i|c.<. \\hcre_ltt. is read_\, (and as he _ T the 5teninhoai Lztnding, South .Nor- to go to Ei'€t)('Z:'|’ B.-tcon’;io commit :t_iht-ft, lghouu think I ;_,m back to me bun ten or Dam accomlpifmi(1:':h,e:‘):0<:h:.h:ClV;:oyglgghge
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Rates of Ad\’(::'llsIng. lswer all -' ll.‘ -. - ___)-. ,-W t _' , -‘ .( wnll‘ I-hi’ M’ ”l'“b(.” 1” mm W Dim ll L“ “ he “"5 3 "N" 0‘ P""f*"".V "ml “"“ld hilt-en minutes rust one. ’ Al :: ' O‘ ( ' ‘ .'|‘ d e '.
. . _ A _ cti ..'tn his line Soaxirtg. ll.urCut- to sell a Supertor Quality ul Plaster, at the low I pmhdh-]y hm,“ mun“, bu, 1 did “UL huh“. “I I . l . _ _ H . ‘*7 P'~5’“a 9_ “V |“°.N_h5 1" Cl" '2“ -0“
Onesqtiure—i6ltiies oi't2ndcr—1 tnset'tioti.. . 8 llr!2 and (mrllngq 6:6,, in the most iasteiui 31*“; mice “(-32 150‘. troll his h ‘mm’ m “ié-I r M at the an hid the iiiont-y in the b..,ro it except six ely‘ he mudd hys escape mm the w.o0ds_ and
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- Euchrouowingi-!;SCmU“.”-Hnu”-":: 20! i)f\v;ill{. belt. 40. létli. 8 rep.,,,lha, we did ‘M give hm 2.000 mmuds I” huh of oi I; M.) | [.9 mt” III‘; .l ;he ewuyut: Ihr..l. s l'I0lX_~‘(". I went to i_'l‘1l.ll"(-ll in_ the schohl house‘ m,.um;me' had h,]h,n from the
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, Executor‘s and A‘(llllll1l.~‘i1‘t1l;01"Si\0llCcS...... 1 00 ‘ the ion. while ntlrvrs weft? Strlltttil 2340- “.6 Ops ' b * 5' ' 0“ £- tit: moon. lstoppcd at the Ln.rtgrug«-ltomll school master's ",1,-, the 591,90] h,,su~955’3
1 Cotnmi.-:sinm_ar'snotices ...... .......... .. 1 25 El‘ 9 1- % sh E 6 wish to have it fairly trt‘ttlr».r.~t.mnl. that we_Wtl| _‘““. "3 ll” 2°‘ Of S“l"'~",'.‘b“" l"5‘v_ l T“ Church btff"cl'.lSt‘ thett was nearest. attttll was hand; and instead of lame boys ]..a.-ning to
Gziartliuii. Divorce, and other notices ..... . . 1 00 " ° not onlv give 2,210 potintls. grtiitl litint»-sl wotglu, ~‘i°”"dl [0 3.30 W Mfr B*‘C‘“‘ S W" “‘'’‘l “"37 ll '1 afraid ill .1 [ should be too Lie at the other. write and cyplier snnll l):VS-flfid ‘rrirls were
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Y be! sqiyi'ip- .. y _ - Si ‘ L wo u my .D\!1(’ lil2 ' oueo and but ilt.ti we intend to ctnztittuc to.tll I l1.\l(.l at. it \'p.td\tlnl . l_\o pt r.ori ever spoke tu.tt=t I ”g\¢4f told my wife ofthis tratisdcllml OT tauohl in [hit satne place knittin0' itflttl SP9!‘
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‘ payable qum.,e,h,_ Thu pm.-deg” of ).em.1y mp :3 _”H,,. chm” eighlv mds mm“ or erg "‘ .1. L & J R PH”; Sand‘ , momma W 04!] 0, S‘ l b r I -.~’I.w H r I Hi § '§ "931 f¢"5‘”‘ W ~‘”5P*-‘ 9")’ ling. Onewtnters t.‘:iy..nflcr ti mild fall of
vct'tisei'sis limited to their own itntncdiute busi-y ;h.._ [3,-gdé,-.' 'hn,;,.«h' as ,he R,,..e,.g,. qnmh N,,m..,gh Q9“; -70 1543 . phi up)“ , -H7 1‘ E )7‘ 11!] ‘ll grp :;.':)l.e,.' "hf?-i-' "b""” "- bat haw aklilgl‘-{S d-"~"l-'-'—“id- my.‘ SHOW. the dUt‘tl'..httd been-left open by 80"‘-9
iicss. |,,i..(.,. mm mm, lx”. . . ' .-y . -7 . ' ' ' ' .' ' ' “ ' m‘ ‘°""". ' " ° W l. “T. $‘’' '”""'7“"'~ l” "7; 007 " ' """" '3°‘“'“U‘ urchin goiocr out when to the tins Sill-.'fll)l0
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‘(‘3::ll-‘:lP«:t:\t[(3.lfluclliclits scnqt to this (1)flt‘cc,'.\.tusr ni. _ R_ Munin_ “- sum hmpcrw is “M Shh, WW; To M_.1;fU;‘_4C'1‘L7RERS OF 0' ‘N If“ bi fl“? “ilk ° :’‘’'~l’‘ '- P‘-ild “(El ' ntcate it to any [N'.l.\Utl until yestt rduy, when ho|',rQf.of the spuchcled dame and her fun»,
0. .. L1 in THE c.\-1t I‘Ol.‘~SLRl-. L\h1-.R'I‘l0N ‘ms ,” samnh, ,’ ,-he h inst. March. it will me it. ntg e me. n__t e murntii,, It tr 1 hrs; ,,,,.hh,,h,.,1 ,1 ,0 my cm,n3,.|_ score ho eful schuhnshany enormous bear.
5 . E 1 l:-rcati-;f.-ts: lit.-ziskvtl me if I would take it ix; .. ., .. 1' ' ,5‘ th. ' b 1 - - - -
_ on that (i:ly..Ztl lwri ovlock. P. M. be solti qi I _ t_ - y _ ' t - ‘ . o p_l'.\t)n par tctpttt tn L ctttt-8 _U walked in, tn the roost fuiiitttar mtinrter in
. O B P R i N N G , Public: All("|7‘l[l. For fttrther ittl'urination, cu- Tim E1 “, l‘"”l’ hf“ ‘fl l-he “‘*'.V'l “'t')‘_h lh"l" t kl; l“_‘1~‘ tri_v~t-lf. Bv-ll and R )hf'l'l.S ttrle pei'f:'t‘tly in the Wu.-ld’ and mo]; 3 5981 [W the fire. Hod,
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txcclllcd '11‘. tll(3G1lZCtle (Mfiq-c. N,"r“")'k 1"?"-h Isl 1%,!’-LA'RVl.\, télllflfl. 9 &: (y(-)h‘ “ I pt. H Hub‘ (1 FOIIIT ilndull lfllr l\uI_yU“l ,,(‘q”_.'n[‘u)L{ “ li_h Bk “J3 V, I-‘V shihh the chlldrpn crowdvd around thtqr School
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‘TSHD V1 $5 EAS’ ‘€355; S‘.tiiti‘g(.‘o2I and —~ M ERCHA‘.\'l‘S——NEW ORLEANS. L ,1 I r C‘ ndflb 1 “mu 1 fl” y d l "ml It “"1 "f" 5l“’l“" l" R'-’b‘”°- “5 I "W1 ttt|='tt'éS. W ho hard fled to the furtlieresl cor-
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Mccliamcal Bcnxtxsr, l’i.'5,'itft'll|l.l_\' R 8 g u I a I L 2 7‘ e P '1 C I‘ 9 I 5' Catalogue Sales of Boots. ’\u‘ltoes. I3l‘Og{lllS. _ thmh 1 him on [:0 Co.” . 1 [huh hm] Uh mp H1 l,“_ am‘? in ( lgq Y‘ M , ._ _ h I ll” U‘ the mo.” ’ and [hem “"3 ‘mod’ “3
itiforiiis the (‘-II zt-.u.s of Norwalk. iliat he lists E7 . £0 E9 1. and um, mice“ “.01 C , 3,, hi I h i u- V} ,1) I I { [b I" mm " “mg "Hm '0 S") (X ‘P1 I at mglmd lmshmg '0 escape the horror of
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‘taken an Office in the ll l)CTl‘ttOiil of Curtis‘ new 0?’ §.o - - . , . ‘ - '3 '‘'nm{'mh 30 ‘U C "L E" ‘ ‘i r ‘ r’ N ‘ .""" t’ m’ 0 '“"S" °"l‘ ‘"“l.V dt‘-l‘”t tilt” I ‘”’‘.’'T '“t‘“ded ht-inn’ eaten first. The bear snufliriv and
_ _ _ ll licitetl, Lltltldtl\afl(!f.’b ma e by mg ,-Md . H, m, an 1‘. Mv ‘uh, “hmtd [0 d v . _ _ _ ° . , . -. . 5'
building, opposite the store of JEJIUVS Mullttrt (S: mm ) “qr A Q” _‘ 7 ’ =~ 3 :- ‘ - '. ‘ - ’ I H i’ 0 “".‘.“'"l¥ ‘"0"’-'1l"‘“' ‘U 5.3”‘ 5”"“’ "‘°“*’.V xv:-irtniog uitnstalf by the fire. showing great
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Co. where he will be happy to Zll't‘Itil upon those -. "» leek (.'W‘” J38 “me ;"-.D,: '\ * my DE ‘X 51 ISLE do Iyterr)/,5‘. hm.“ Mu rt, l “ ,5 g0,,,g_ 1 “(user ‘to it \\-li(:'Il I l)l.~t wcrtt to the h0tt=='0fMT-319"" signs of stttsfactiun, by putting off his men!
‘who may stand in need ..I’ his prttf‘u.-.-ittmtl st-r ', .P,w'P.'N’Um‘;||_-::H_rv "5 3'“ 3 l\"-“'\'"'*- "“"t 5l“—’ “«‘”'‘’“-‘”“l Ll ‘Vltlt "'9 at-"““$i 9°‘ and the only motive I hzrl to do the murder umgl he ha.-i Wm-m,.d h;,,,$e|“homugh1v___,
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‘Vlcevl. All lvltids of teeth ll1:l.!lt.(l l‘llI.lll8 l)c.~i fl. , -pnwluy Waning rm. __ M tlttg. -Nil thtttlul 150°Utd 80 W UH“ it “tilt was to t‘:(t.lpi.. d. nttton, b cause I knctith-11 the Screilllls of the Children continued. but
"\n,’:,"""ri’l”'ll’er S-"1-ale ‘til '” 59” ’ hill’? d‘””' .ltttni-.s Slip. and l‘t:lIlflllll,';,' will leave Nr\\’ York “T Y 1 I I I h d an H l was rwllgnlz d by Mrs B3‘-"°”" the school house was for from any other in-
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31:1’? gphtr; l‘f2(fiii;Ylt’l pur tons rt.mo\ ( tr (‘bu PWW _\”mrday_ PM Slum’ Dmmsnc. Calm twirl ti\\tt_\’.-t mut 9 0 t ‘UN d I - d _ I h.tte b-.tn iotluud to lI‘Itli(tf-[ills conftss- h,,bm.,!s am] the hum. yd"; not seem at an
. f3(. _‘ ill]. t.( . ' . Y 7 11.1‘: hlrrrins. '?u‘_(sN‘,r“alli exit’ ’ Salurdav gl't,'pU t‘f:)§ll.. Sflllllltl. l."tHll5, \VI)lSi= Vt‘? . ‘dbl Inn ht [hp Su(:yge:l“,n of ‘Hy C(,un;(..| H-ya‘. ll Pnlburrussed b _ the oulct '. Arlvr Siuin"
D’ 5- '3 'c‘?‘3‘“l) f’‘’”‘ ‘be 9"‘-"’f 5' 1- - l \‘- Y - - " y ' putt-b-'/rue <l')t'l{ the s-irttetliutwcrt:exltibit- ,.~ - - d . ‘f ’] . I . i - . .y 3 . . '='
where he lrts been in ll)? ltraciit-e .'.rt.i- ltrufcs. ‘mi. L “V M!‘ “cry ihursduy tl U: U ' ' I S‘ d ‘ h «i in m)‘ “H I gm I'M [0 Pxcu Rate Me "mo "ml u”“’“g h““$"lf for S0lllt'llmP, Btu-in got
- sin” rm me la“ um Wars. N0 Wins have hm” lihe ’¢'li)OV(:‘- Sluops fire or-arly -‘new: z.ind.on 6 ‘W Um” ‘'5 l‘f“"“.1.,' ltluc “UP"n’l _ cent men n hp were i!CL'l)St'ti uith hue, and _up upon his l-,;nd|,_..._.s‘ ahd st-,o..h,g to the
.. - -,.c,- U Q’ .. .N W (in -‘ _ rht tgtzprcssutc principle. and will sail as last I went from IL tsi of Mr. lht‘-t a -1”’ 1" i)t‘C-H158 this is the only uttouentcnt . have in door, bcrran to take down one hv one. the
spared in perl . ll1_., ltitti.cl in i . 1 us de as .“W mm... m.“,-. 5-‘ U. ,, . | ) ,,d L , Y_I .. , (1.. throhuh , _ _, 5 .
~p.-irtmeuts. l’arl.icu|ar attention will he givt-u 8' Vi”; “Ie fl """l’” I '”””"~_ 3*‘ m"”"“" “"- '0“ "P l0 *3" -* B 5 “"9 3; 3 H 1.]; my potwr .o utulw to them and to Mr. Luv h .15. helmets and s.[L-h..|S [hm hung on say.
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h, Icflrreci the in-egU|ar gyi,“-[ll of lgtzh in Ch”_ Phher ‘vqy “:1;-He ;::)l!"")(‘l’a'l'ly‘:£l::);5:“(:' Ldal'T_‘\; [hp l\ Uflllb U) lhi. fUdf‘J Llbl Of 08'”. 1. ll 3 £00 «Hid his fulfill} I0l' dli b-:t'y IIJVC §UflL.lld p-fa] fo“5 of ppgs bphlnd It. l-ils nlenynfy
dren and youttg persons. wlticli with proper i- 3 , ‘ ,_i ‘l -" .l.' ‘ S‘ H, hU“S§i me“ l"ll"“““ “W l'“"d up “e"r 0“ 1")’ 11CC,0Um-- ° h-d not deceived him f,.r they contained as
y _ 9: _ I I ._l no--t expect my hotly 5 t,tt_~turit it we cant M‘. B,,\.h,v, “.h,., I .,l “I. l.3,.,,“.h chm. , .1 , ‘ .
ireatrnetii may be more even not hcauitlu . - - - t. e int A ~ of oid_ the chhdrens dmm.I.s' and he had
'C.trt:l'itl pantuis will give this subject the cunsid
aeration it tlescrvrs.
ft’r;fc'rcncrs.—I:it-v. Etlwin Ilall. Rt‘V'- J.J.
\Voo!.<cy. Rev. S B S Bisscll. I-loo (,I|:trk Bis-
tiell. George St Joltn. Alfred Mallory. \\'m. K.
Lewis, Gcotyqc l\'lct-kcr, Gcttruc Hoyt. 2d. \Vtit.
(L Strum, 5 IC tirnmurt. C J Grutttati. (}cor,r_-c
Marvin. Andrew 'I‘n:ney, Capt \V .l Me-rritt,
all of Norwulk; Sullivan Moulioti. \Vcstport.
Terms ft3Z1.3‘()tli1l)l€.‘, and all operations war-
‘ rautetl.
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’ EN'i‘.~\L s'.u'gc:'y.-—.-\. Hill. Dental
Surgeon. oll}-.rs llls services to the public
in every department of Dcutal Surgerv.
Otficc as licretof-ire. in Burrull's l3uilt'liit.r_rs.
Refcrcncss--—.l A. -.\I’Lct1u. -.\l. D; lra G't‘(-‘Q
I'r_y, M. D; Hon. '1‘. 8. Butler; llf\n.Bt'l1j.
ttsanns: l{t-v. Di’ .\ir-ail; R4-v lritlwin Hall: ’tr-v
G N. Smith. .\'orwal/c. Neliemi:iliPurr_v.l\l. D.
RiI1r_refi.cld.- Ii. B. Bot'sf'ord .M. ll. Dtutbtuy.
1\tf1.‘{o~vt‘ll‘*R tdgnrs Colchester. l.Vm \Vtttcr.
arconitttodule them as well as any line (‘l.~‘f-‘
itltttttj 2-bore. Come and try us. and satisfy
yourself. NOAH Sr:i.t.t~:ci<,
\'Vt=s: side the B:‘itl,r_ve.
Nr‘-rwttllz. March l5. 134-"l l2
at /0 sf tr
Ear‘ db era or 5.
Trips for the
'l‘ltt= fast sailing Sloop, Bias-y
Vi"illiS, Capt. \\’i|lis J. Mt-rriit
will cotiitnence her regular trlpsiu
an New Slit). New York. on 'I‘tte.-tlav
tIt‘xl.—lt'£tVlttt_' I\'orwalk (East sitle the Britlse)
c'.cr_v 'l‘Itt‘stlrt_\-' e'.'cnin,t_r. and returning will
leave New York evterv Srtittrtlay throughout
the season. All kinds of Marks-iin,r_r and freight
will he rccr-in-tl on accomrtiodaiiog ierms._
Capt. Mcrritt iantlers his a(‘lirl()\\'lt'(lgn1enls
to his r-ttstottters and frienrls, for their patron-
age dutin_-_r the past season, and solicits a con-
tinttance of their favors.
l\'tvr\valk. Matclt I. ls-l4.
[gr';‘g'IlL,ct‘.I‘ Sgason
‘M. D. «'rVifli.ttt:z7t£ic. Ci .
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THE subscriber would respectftilly inform
his friends and the public. that he has re-
’ moved ioilie west side of the Bridge, at the
stand lately occttpied by R. S. Penrioyer. and
tliavlnz prircltascd his stock in trade, is now
merit of articles in his line ever oflered in this
m.trkel‘.—such as Saddles. Bridles. Harrtt-sacs.
Trunks, Vuliscs. Carpet Btgs, Mztrtitigules.
[l,,i|ier_-5 and Collars. Also. a superior assort-
ment ofcttrriage and Riding \Vbips.
Saddle and liarness 'l‘timniings of all kinds
S:-iddler':t Silk, and a generttl zissorinteui of
articles usually called for in establishments of
this kind.
Also. it good assortment of El-isiic.and \Vc.hb
Braces of his own ntattttfuctttre, tirade for
durability as well as converiicnce.
The above articles. the unrl.:rsl:ned plPd2P$
himself to sell. as low as they can be found
elsewhere. The patronage of the pttblic is
respectfully solicited.
N. B The s'riclesi attention paid to all kinds
of repairing. \Vii.i.iAtu B. SWAN.
Noitvalk. Duct iither 1, 18-13. 3
EW Books.—Loa. or the Baptism in
A Jordon: ()oii,qrt-giitioital order; The
Hit-.rarcltir:al I)eS[)t)ll.~‘[n—-Li-'cllll'Ps on the mix—
lure of Civil and Exclcsiasiicul Power in the
gnvernrnenis of the frtidtlle ages, in illustra-
_._iton of the nature and progress of Dcspotism
.in tho. Roinish Church, by Rev. Gmrtze B-
Cheever; Sketches of Every Day Life-A
-Diary,by Fredrika Bcemer: Christmas Carve
_by Charles Dickens. Jr-HS A. \-V tzt-:1).
No. 7 \\-'all st. Norw_u‘.k
S p 0-on s.
,. ‘HE SllliSCl'lllPl' has made arrangements to
ritatiufaciure Silver Spnrms in his own
.Sliop. I melt my sllvor myself and take
payliciiltjr pi.ins in get the finest of coin. Tlto~e
wishing to [)UI’Cll2).~'e may be sure of a.;mrc-
article Also oti hand Plated. German Silver
and Brilanla Spoons ofall kinds. Silver Forks.
Silver and German Silver Butter Knives. at
' Diseimws.
t§'¢ilt, Salt.
hu.,he1s Of Grey Rock Salt, received
by the SUl)SCl'Il)£’l’S.}ltltl for sale at their
the font of Mill Hill. ground. or tn
The ground Salt will he sold in
' up in Sacks and Boxe=.Ul
a bushel. for the use of
table or the dairy. As
into the business.
nsi ol':he stores
A 600
factory. til
the lump.
bulk. or neatly put .
from 4 tptnrls to half
families. either for the
they have entered latilely
‘hey contemplate supplying to _ A
(','f [fie_C0iinly. vvhere the article will be kept
for sa!e_ This .5aIl.i§li.]0_l'()ll}1llly screened. ano
Awilllbc put up with parliculpr regard to cleari-
y‘h,e5§_ ‘ 11.. Pnict: t$_z Sun.
the lzitidinu at Five Mile River eve-rv 'l‘ut-sday
evcnit:,t_t. ttutl Jaiiict-t’ Slip. New York. on Sat-
urtlay,~ihrottgh the season.
reztsttuable
rccvivcd and puuciually attended to.
to ill? (}upi:tiu on ltourd, or at the Store at the
I_a(Jtl(lll'l‘_t.
the public for their liberal patronage during: the
past year and hopes by a strict. attention in all
ltusiness entrusted to him to merit a cottiititiauce
of their favor.
ready to furnish the public with the best assort- sale by _
Fe 2° e7%t'°eeu Eforle.
THE fine fast sailing Sloop
J u l i a, Captain Gruintttan.
has cotiiiriertcetl her regular week
lv trips. and will continue to leave
9;‘. Q
is
c-ads.-u
1t‘tci,t_-,ltt and Pro
luce of every dc-..~cription conveyed on the most
icruts. All orders iliankfully
April)’
The Slill.~‘(,'l'lllftF rctu its his thanks to
W. C- SAMMIS.
M arch G. 1844.
E" N3VES.—A splendid as.~ortmt=ni of Pen
. and Pocket Knives, just rt-Ct-'l\'f:‘ll and for
W E l3i=si:1.L.
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1; 4 '
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llll§iitii*i*‘E~ .§
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9
H I‘) siiltstzriliers have now fully c.~iubli.~lied
their bo~iucss at their llt‘\V stttotl. tit lllt‘.
foot of Mill Hill. tlirccily iti front ul"thc Pot-
terv. They have also ad.lt~tl a .~:tt-..'tirt rngziue
to their ztlrt-atly Cxltilitlcii fecilitit--t for mt-etitt;_»
the wants ofilie cotrtmuniry. Their prices art:
tllillifl in (5m'rt‘sptiiitl with iltt-se iticrcusetl facil-
ities. and are more favorable than ll(‘l‘t‘
tofttre and much below those tlt,-rituttdetl
by itinerant dealers from other S(,’C‘lltlll.‘l.
no trifling expense attends the t-ornuton mode
ol seekitm out jobs. they now off}-r to supply
orders left at their yard, at a 1'i'tlU(.'lll)ll(ifal least
fifteen or itvcrtty per cent. Tlin. this is tioi
uterc a.-scrtion. the public are invlietl lo call
and a-certain for ilteinselvcs.
Tltcir slot k of erotic is large. and en.ltract_-
every quality and tlescriptiou. ’I‘hec|tarar.-ter
ofilietr worktnarisltip may be nsccrtuiiti-il front
specimens of’ 'l‘omb Stones and Monuments
always on hand at the yard.
The subscribers are also prepared to meet
all orders for Uytlrattlic Lime and \Vait-r
Certicrti, Soapstorte Paints, lituttntl Marble for
Plastering, Suntl, North River Fl:i,t_tL[lli,¢_'. écrr.
lil. l’tztci«: 6: Sex.
All kinds of produce taken in pay for marble
work. Nnrwalk. Felt. 15141.
EE::tt'tfe.=.'€.l Co. Hizitittt Inns. €o.
HOSE having Policies expiring in szitl
Coin;-any. can have them renewed by
calling on the sub.criber,ur an the store of‘ S.
Olmsted; and any unc wishing to effect
insurance in said Couiptitty. may leave word
at the same place, and lli(’_‘.' will he attended to
without delay. L M S'i'is\’i:.\‘s, Agent.
I\’orwalk. May 15. 18-13. 20
Protection: Insurazncc Co.
[IA R’l‘I*‘0l_{l), CT.
‘ ILLIA M J. S'l‘l?El:‘.' ‘, Agcnl.ufI<-rs to
insure Uouscs, Stores. Mills. Factories.
Barns arid the contents of each. iogctlier with
every similar species ofpropcrty.
.A_g'uiusl Loss or Duniagc by Fire.
The ra!es ofprcmiutn (llIl*’.i'(‘.(l, are as low as
those ofany other similar ln.~tttutiou. and m-cry
man lins now an opportunity. for a trifling sun]
to protect himself against this destructive ele-
ment. \'i'lll(‘ll <tflt’U in 21 siitgli: hour, sweeps a-
way the earnings ol'man_v years.
Norwalk,Janitary Isl. 1843.
NEVV YQB-EEK INSURANCE CO.
Capira—$30®,€!G0.
Wutcii E_€8§}&il'§E]g'!,
‘HE subscriber is soil? at his bench. until
I .
E rca-ly to cxemite all orders in the Watch
Repairing line will) his own lt-mils-.Lcvcrs,;
Lepines, llorizonittl and all kinds of \Vztic-hes:
carefully adjusted anti warranted.
long and cuustarti £’Xp(‘Ylc’I]C(‘..ll€' li-els cotnpcteut.'
to do any kind of work: and now that so many
are repairing \Vait:lies in their Bird Rooms.
Kll(:lie'.1S. and Garrt-is. and for any thing they
can gci,I t-l‘t'a|l work for about half price.——
Bring on your work now, if you want it done.
IGIYI‘ ll-[misc Lauilerns, by the
do’/, or .-iit_r1r=.l'or stile by L CLARK.
ATCII Safes, a new and very useful
article. for sale by LEVI CLARK‘
H F. ‘nest assortment of line Pen and Pocket
Knives in Norwalk. may be found at
L. CLAl‘tK's.
Coffin Plates.
C OFFIN "Plates furnished at short noticeby
, Li-zvt Cx.Ar.x.
CoffinPlates.
A‘FIRS'I‘ Rate Article of various sizes.
4. which will be nearly engraved at short
notice. by C E Disnnow. Jeweler.
,USIC.—-'l‘lie l‘ilgt'iiti's Legacy “A
Church Wlillnlil a Bishnp"—-"A State
without a King.” set to music for the Piano
Forte. Just rcceivetl by Jontv A. \V}~JBD-
Poor Man’s [’.I1>lSteI'!V
1.000.000. Sold Yearly.
HF. subscriber has received a new suppl_\
ofrltt-rn. JOHN A. Wt-ti-:1).
EPPIER SAUCE-__—A superior article. just
received and for sale by J A \Vi;i-:D.
Norywull-I. Feb. 21, 1844.
GEORGE S'I‘..lOilN AGEN'l‘.
HE public are hereby inforiitrtl that Iltc
Agent still continues to issue tttliuics and
efi't:r:i irtsuranccs upon bttiltliuge xrgiit-.._ttts!y loca-
ted and oct-ttpied ; and upon wares tintf Mer-
Ilaviug had ‘cliatitlize. family stores. écc. cortialttetl in them. l ‘ht. duo‘.
Persons wishing insurance, will please call upon
the agent at his resitlt-rice.
Delay not doing till to morrotv, what might
to be done to (lay.
and keeping. is it not worth insuring?
Nortvulk January 1.1844. 52
EW Establishn.'.cIiit.—'l‘l‘te subscri-
.l. ber has erttcicd 21 Saw Mill and Carriage
Shop. about half 8 titile front Norwalk Bridge.
near Newtowi-i Turnpike. where he lniettds to
do all kinds of sawing, Cariiuge making and
repairitt£'.- Tlte niztcltim-ry for sawitt,r_r is.supc-
rior to almost any in-the County or State. hav-
ing iltree kinds of saws. Contracted with the
above is a turuin_r_- lathe vggtli which most kinds
ofiurning will be done. °‘=‘7"fi is also itiieudetl to
accommodate the public tvhili Blucksirtstlt work
of most descriptions. By"’reaaoti:rlte cliares.
assiduity and [ii’t.mpln(.‘sS. he intends to secure
a share of public patronage. Jos. SIIEPIIISIIIIL
Norwalk. Oct. 18.1842.
N. B. The subscriber is also preparing at
his establishntcni to cut sltinglesio any di-
triensinns. and in quantity to stilt cttsiotners.
[J OCKET Books and \Vallets of every kind
and description, just received at
DDI'I‘lO'~.\'AL Hymns. designed as a sup-
|i‘or sale at. B i<st:I.t."s.
- Tooth, Hat, Shoe. Stopping and Heartl
' Brushes. For sale cheap by J A WEiZD-
As.
Il'properl.y is worth owning.
Bissi:LL‘s.
HER.\1AN‘S Poor Man's Plaster for sale
at Bissi:1.L’s.
pletnent to Dwight’s Psalms and I-Ivtnns.
RUSH,ES—I‘luir, Shaving. .Cloth, Flesh.
in; to the South; iht.-it into the road and
t.-rossetl the britlge Etist of.\lr. 3:tcon’s; their
.'lCl‘t)SS lots north of 't\’loses B‘~ll(l\\‘lll"5. tttttl
I‘)-tst to '.l‘tr' woo-.ls Ntttth of \‘Vlilifil‘l(i Rub-
ert;-; then through the lots near the iltcock
pl .ct-; their N. E. to :i road at the foot of tho-
tittttttttaitt; the U cross: d the North rod of the
mountain, through land otvrird by ‘I\.ll'. Seth
Wilcox; tltcn tool. the road It-{tilting curl limit
the top of the tuuuntain till I rattle ttctir Mt.
Lytit to Clark’ then t.ltt'oug_li the lots south
0! Mr. Clark’ \\‘lit"l't‘ I(‘.lJl a cane on the
We.-‘t side of l:‘.tll Brook. Frorn this place-
I went ttctoss the brook up a hill and thin’
tile lot: to the ro td just West side of Elmir-
Zr‘! B.tcon's barn, then follnwi~(.l the road to
his llUU:'l‘. I sliuiiltl think ll. was not
fat‘ from ll 0’t'lot'k wlien I got there. I
ueut through the lots for iht- purpose of ti-
vutding tllZISt'l \'ill.ll.'U; mill 1 saw no one ex-
ec-p’. Mr. Brown and Titus \VliiLtlt.=sey, who
was going South and did not see tt.e.
3
\
I stopped two or tht;_€e minutes atihe barn
in sight of the house. I saw no smoke cutti-
iug train the chiuzncy and the door of the ell
part of the ltotise was shut, ultich n.ude Hit‘
suppose the fiinily lt.t-.l gone to mvcting. I
then went into the yard \Vcstoppttsile the ell
part of the house, and got into the wintlotv
ofilie all part, \\ hlcli was up. 'l‘l‘ten 1 went
cast into the kitclicn, and front there itttothr
W. Front room. 'l‘ht-re was no person
in eitlmr room and I l.'tt:it'd none in the house.
I stw the desk in the front room from the
kitclteo, the door being open lJtl‘-\L’tn. I
then went to the dt-sk. it nus unlocked. I
had opened the desk. and was getting the-
tnont-y, u hen Mrs B icon ctttnc in. ldltlti't
Infill‘ he-r till she came in at the door. Shr
came in at the ki.tcht-rt door, the some one
that I did. Itlo not lttzow wlte-rt: she hat.’
bet it. She cttmu up iO\\’&IldS me She had
nuthirig in l]t'|" hand. She fir.~t spoke, and I
think she said, ‘ls this you Mr. Hall .7’ l
think Isztid, ‘I will kill you.’ and Icatugltt
up a chair. She said, ‘you are not going to
kill me are you ,7 and she took up it rt-ckin}_r
Cliilll‘ to Clt’lr|'ld herself. She scteztrnrd aloud
two or three» times. I think the said. ‘Don’t
kill me.’ She reirt-ated towards the ltitcltcn
door. lstruck her with the chair I ltrld.
iltlil t’illit'l' lttioclscd l.lli- to-.-Icing chair out of
ht-r httutls or she let it full. Shetben turned
to run into the kitchen. I .~ltcultl tltink I
then hit her with the chair in the back of
the head, and that l.t'ir-clccd her down. She
tgol. pztrl-vay up, and I li'Il()Cl\'(‘(il he 1" down it-
gttirt. This blow vgis on the sine of her head
,l think she did not ;_,'(‘I up again. but con-
llltltletl to groan. I should iltit.k she rolled
over on her buck. The spot of blood nearest
‘ must be when-. she fell. The
grtvxt blow I gave was on i)t‘l' fort-htad. I
lsliuuld tltink the blow split the bnltttm of the
chair. I then took another t.‘ll‘r1ll'=tnfi5l.l'UCl\'
{her a number of times on her head, it might
'lic three or four. I thought I still saw signs
lof life. and I went into the buttery and got
lthe butcher knife that was loundun the floor.
ll did this to ntatkc sure she was tlerttl. l
icilflle buck and stabbed her several times in
‘the. breast and etoutach. I ihotigltl she
ibreatht-d her last altcr the first Stub. I lit?!)
[went back to the desk and finished getting
ithe |I)()Ilt’y.
It was during thtvstruggle that I cut my
t
BY His l:XC.t‘.LLl-Z£\‘CY
CIIAU.\'CEY F. CLEVELA-.\’D.l
C:-0Vl~.‘R.\':=R or TH!-Z STAT!-I 01-’ CU-.\'Nl-:C'1‘lCU'1‘.
A PIRGCLANIATION.
In compliance with an imrnetuorial usage
\t't'n"fili.t‘d by our ancestors, and hallowed by
the |litiSl sacred o'o.~:erv.tncc-s; and in solemn
t‘till:lllt.‘lI=()l'-iliOfl of the st.flri'ing and amic-
Lions of Hint ullu died upon the cross for th-.-
rerlctnptiort and sulvutiutt ofti sinful world ;
l have thought proper to appoint, and do
ht-rt by appoint, Frizlrry Ute fifth day if A-
pril 7te.z:l. as it day of lluttt_ili:iti(tn. I“u:'.lng
and prayer, thtottotigltt this State. And I
invite the people on lh--t day to abstain from
their ordinary ztvncatiurts and employrtieitts.
and engtge in such religious exercises. both
public and private, its become a community
tvhost- God is the Lord. And especially do
trrivvd before the liulitl-a_vs.—I‘1;t\'ing satis-
fied hints».-lf with their cheese, brc-.td, pies,
doughnuts, and apples, Bruin smelt at the
ttiistrc-ss's disk; but finding it lt)Clir.'d, gtiw
himselfai Silitlit‘ of rt-s?,qn.ttion, opened the
door and disappeared. Tlte :tl.trni was given
and the atniible crtattire was pursued and
killed, very mtich to the regret Ctftllt: l0“‘.n‘.3
people. when it was discovt-red by some
lntirks on its hotly, that it was their old
flltnd and pin ’
I_v
_, tcllotv.
Estim/zle of ]l1art'ia.;rc.——'I‘ltt-y s.id mar-
rying was fun—-—prctt_v fun to le sure. When
I was a single man the world wttggcd about
well enough. It was just like an omnibus.
I was a pttssrntzer. paid my levy, and had no
more to do with it than to sit down, and care
not it button for any thing. S'posiug the
utnnibus guts upset, will I \‘.‘itlli‘S off. and
I invite Illrlll to ass:-rnble togttht-r at their
usual plat.-t—sof public worship, and there
with minds sititaltly llII[il‘t':Si~'d with a sense-
of our unwurtltincss in the sight of God, and
of our deep tngrzitftttzle in l't/Slslliig the injunc-
tions of His holy ltttv, sci-k forgiveticss of
our tnuttlloltl sins, and through the aid ofihe
Divine Spirit, form rcsolutionsufamendment
and u:tc.lit-ncc fur the government of our life
hereztfter.
Let us also with feelings of devout grai-
ttidc to our ileuvt-ttl_v Father for Ills past
'__{0O-;lrit'SS in the bestotvntent of |llllnPl‘ll.t'(i
blt-ssiogs,itrtplot'c a coniinu =IlCP of His watch’
lul l’t‘ovit'lcttcc over the wellatrc of our Slate
and Coiiitiry: 'l'h-oi he will vztttsethe earth
to bring forth its fruits in abundance for our
bodily sustenance and comfort; and me-rci
fully grant that peace may remain in our
burtlt«rs—-hcaltli in our habitations. and pros-
purity in every lawful pursuit and depart
ment of busitit‘ss:—'l'li:it ie will enlighten
with title \\'is.lout the Pl(’Sl(lt'Itl. of these U-
tlllrd States and all Othvl‘ civil rulers and
magistrates. itittbliiig them to discharge with
fidelity the arduous duties of their rcspt ctivc
st..tions:—-'l'bat He will be pleast d to regard
with favor our (‘0llt‘gt‘S,{iC8(it’mlt‘S, and com.
mon schools, and shed upon them and the
tzharitulcle and benevolent institutions of our
t-ottntry the detvs of His hrav-=nly grave and
the bl»-sst-d influence of His Holy Spirit:—
'l‘httt. be “ill continue to smile upon the ef-
forts of those who are struggling to banish
the evil irflttttainpi-I‘.'«1i)ci:: front our lmd, and
enable tin-in speedily to complete the great
moral revolution \\l1lt.'l‘l they have so glori~
ously bu-‘gun :—'I‘h:it he will bless the exer-
tions of the philanthropist and christian-
rttake them iiistriititemul in iutproving ttrtd
elevating the condition of the iiUII)3lU race,
and the sure means of advancing the cause of
sound morality and true rt=li_r_»ion ;—-Tliat He
will cause us properly to estimate the value
of those institutions which secure to us the
blessings of civil and religious freedom ——cn-
able us to preserve them uniarnished for the
cnjoyinentol those who shall come after us
‘-—and ultiututc-l_v extend their happy influ-
ences and invaluable privileges to the whole
family of mankind.
And Iwould e.tt'ite-stly call upon the good
people ofthe State humbly to brseech God
in his mercy to give its charitable hearts and
pure aflt-ctiuns-——a spirit of forgiveness. 85
we hope to be forgiven--~and a disposition to
' . . .
‘hand. It was with my own knife. uhich I
lhttd open when 1 Clinic) into the house. I
had been using it to cut and wltittle the cane.
~ Dill’, I_..rt-coll:-ct, fell on the flour. and
if ' "I ed it/iip before I \\'t’l'll away. thinking
3i-tliit it [lilL’l1l. be found and be-tray me.
l After the murder and before 1 went back
to the dettk. I \Vt>‘l']i. to thefrotil. door to see
if any body was coming.
' When I first went into the house I laid
the ctine on it chair inthe kitchen, near the
door into the front room,.and I forgot ‘O l-3l~9
it when I who! away. I went out through
the front door of the ell part. I had gone
some \Vil\'S before I l't'l‘li+'nll'l€l'Pd the cane.
and thi-‘nil was afraid to go back after it. I
went back to Mcrid--n as fast as I could. I
took offrny coat and carried it on my arm a
part ofthe way. I stopped at Fall Brook
and washed some of the blood offof my coat
\
1
obey the Divine prev:-pt of doing ttnto others
as we would that they should do unto us:—
'l‘h.tt he will iivert from usthe consequences
of every error; deliver us fl‘OHl.Pl')Vy, hypoc-
risv, malice and selfishness; rebuke iniquity
and corruption wherever they may exist: til‘-
rvsi the progress of vice and wickedness in
our land; save our people from all demoral-
izing ioflut-uccs and tendencies, and make
us ever mindful ofthe important truth that
righteousness alone can exalt us as a nation.
[t.. 5.] Givtsn under my hand, and the Seal
ofthe State. at Hampton. this eighth
‘clay of March. in the year ofour Lord.
one thuusltnd eight hundrrd and forty
four. and of the Independence of the U ,
leaves the titan to pick up the pieces. But
then I takes it wife, and be linrlgt-ti to mc—-
it’s all very well for a while, but plzrguy
like owning an upset omnibus. Vl"l1:tt did I
get by it? how much fun? Why a jnwing
old woman and three squttllcrs. Mighty
tlifiereut from courting. ’ Iustt-tttl of ‘yes my
dock.’ ‘no, my dear.’ ‘us you please, Loney,’
and ‘wbt-n you like. lovtly,’ like what it
was in courting time. it's at regular row.-—
Suur looks and cold put.tto-s——t-hildrt-it and
table Cloths badly off for snap, alttays darn-
ing andimencling. and nothing ever darned
or ntendvd. If it \vns’nt that I am particu-
larly sober, I’d be inclined to drink. My
house ain't my own. I belong to four peo.
ple besides rn_\st-lf, the old worm-n and thrve
children. I'm at parncrship concern, and so
many have got their fingers in it I must
burst up. I'll bl'(>.‘tlls' and sign over the tmdg
to you. —Sam Slick.
Salure.—Itt the United States, 6 feet is
very cotnmon height for men, though the
average is not above 5 feet 9 In England
the average is one or two inches It-gs, ‘Four
rtnd :1 half is the cotntnori height of the Es-
quimaux. Laplandcrs and Siberiztns. In
China, 5 feet is the medium staturc. In
Pill.‘|g0l')l:l, 7 feet is said to be the common
height of men, and 6 fuel 2 or 3 inchvs of
tvornen; this however. has been disptitcd
though all navigators who have bet it favored
with it sight of them, ugrve that there are
giants among them. In America, the men
appear to be taller if not more robust, than
those in the some latitude on the casttrm
continent. It is observed that clintatcs -which
produce d\\'alfi:l'l men, are not congi1ni.tli_o
the expansion of the intellect; as is also the
case in Cottriirics where men attain a gigan-
tic size All the greatest characters that
have arisen on our earth, have had their
birth at no great distance frotu the parallel of
40 degrees north l.-ttitudc.—N. I'I. Her.
Nice Ladies.—'l‘lit- nice old lady in Vir.
ginia who scrubbed through the floor, and
fell into the kitchen collar, is but one among
many of the very nice females, with which
our country abounds; we know a good old
lttdy in New Jersey, who whiten-alshed all
the wood slit: burnt; and another in Con.
necticut, who used three times 8 day to scour
the nose of her lap dog, to keep him from
soiling the dish out of which he ate his _IIiEa.l$_.
The last barrel of grog in that part of the
city Of New Haven known as Mt. Pleasant,
was to be publicly burned last‘ €'.Vk'ning, the
proprietor concurring aria 2'tSSl$l.lnn'_ 1; was
understood that he and a number of his cus-
tomers would avail themselves of that _oppor.-
tunity tojoin t/ie Temperance Sacietg/. A
large Hall in the same vicinity -_\\l:lcl’1 was
constructed for 21 ball roottt, is now used for
religious met-tings.
‘Mr. Pipes does you know ' why cliesnut
mils tvould be H first rate ting in ._time of war I
*Wby 00. -Ct.‘Sftt'. I can’: say as I do.-
‘CHSG tley is good for d.e fence. Yahl
yahl Hub you dar mttssa l’
nited States the sixty eighth.
C_HAUNCE_Y F. CLEVELAND.
By the Governor:
Eplarzatiuir-—‘What is the matter with
.lohuson’s eyes ?‘ ‘Why, he has injured then;
Noah A. Plzelps, Secretary of State.
by looking through it thick bottomed tumbler,
Norwalk Chronicler