"It‘sriiiviiva lisi»‘x.Ui-:i~'ci:."—‘We congratulate
the ladies ofBridgeport upon the happy con-
summation oftheir counsels and solicitations, to
wit. the eformullon of Mr. Barnum, and the
estalislimect in their midst of a Temperance
Hotel. We have not heard whether‘ he has
yet been installed member ofthe Martha VVash-
ingtcn Society, which he certainly deservcsto
to be. "He is such a nice young man.” It is a
pity that the ladies could not rote its well as
ttsolieit." aiut it, Mr. Barnum? Brit s_oberl_v.
\Ve respect the ladies of Bl'it’l,Q(‘i‘-Oll too much.
to believe that they would ever solicit it man
into such a piece ofhungling moral and political
hypocrisy as this. .Atlt.pting, even the very
improbable snppos-ition. that Barn}. in was
prompted to this course by ltonest tt.'(tli\F.°. tl.e
ladies would have told him with one voict‘. to
defer the intended change until he could make
it without seeiriirrg to be guilty of a palpable
outrage upon moral honesty, and political (lei-
icac you this. Th ey worrl=l hn\e said to him,
too, with in tact "all their own." that tltere are
many honest melt in his own party who differ
in sentiment on this Flll‘-_it'Cl frotn themselves,
whose. defection would (-(-rtaittly be the penalty
of such a change. at such a time. It is a pretty
piece of btisintss, thus to attempt to devole. the
responsibility itfthis wretched piece of tactics
from the blumlering counsellors of the party.
upon the innocent ladies of Bridgeport.
' The Donkey, it seems by the leading arti R
cles ofthe last Banner still retains his connec-
im with that sheet. Such animals. wheiitltey
attempt. to be stealthy. seldom fail of detection
from the rattleing ofthe hr-ofs, or an inability
to cover up its tracks. Tire article before n.-
has ear marks which control he utistuken.—-
Take for instance, the bunglirg falsehood and
ignorance ofthefollowing assertion, with which
the article opens;
"Vt/e have never doubted that Connecticut
was a (l8'l‘.ttt:l'tlllt.' [locofoco]‘state,if the people
were left free to act."
It has bcconte an axiom. that it full vote in
Connecticut is a \Vliig victory. attd ‘nothing is
more true. as every election. when there has
been anything like a‘t'urnout. fully proves.-
Thia l1_~‘3llll€fll%ll] oftwo cent cases should make
hitrtsclf more fainilittrwith the election statistics
of his mt n state, unless hisobject cud design-is
lo mislead. ‘
ln respects to Mr. P.'0lk's Election. he says;
"The resol: las shown what we alivuys
Claimed, that there is nothing, and can bx‘
nothing in ‘democratic pflltclpltts. \\ht:’l'l car-
ti.-»d ittto practice that will tend to retard the
bttsitit-ss prosperity of our eoutttry.”
The barefaced ltardihood of this assertion is
equalled on'y by the dishonesty of the pre
vious qrrotati~_n. There was not a decent lo-
co in this vicinity, but that admittetl—-admitted
vt-ithout reserve—th‘ai the immediate elfcct of
the elcctiuu of Mt. Polk would be to check the
manufucturiog operations of‘ the country, and
such was the (3.258, as eve ry one knows. it?
was not pretended, cither,that this check .t-oul:l
lr'c_lernpor‘ztry, btit that it would drive many
small manufacturers out of business. and vtortltl
prevent those who were ¢‘o'atemplarit'tg‘_it. from
éfrftlrarktiig in the maitttfacltiring bu-inesa. We
could name intelligent loco manufactures who
are now candidates lit? ullice, who have taken,-
arltl will now. we doubt not.rlefcnd this ground.
This sap ient spesimen of Hartford tle'n'rocra'
then asserts that :
"The cons- queues is,-that gener:tl.t.individu-
at pt-r,gp'p_t-ity has almost uniformly prevailrd
under tl democratic‘ ildllli|'liSlf-.tli0n of the
government.’
Yes, Prosperity indeed. Look at the slate
o'fp'rosperi(_r/ I from which the country has but
r‘row,~— mainly recovered. That which \\ as
ushered in by the Van Blurien administration.
tlfter the enlightened tinkering of the Sag‘: of
the Hermitage. Deeper gloom perhaps never
shrouded the country in a time of peace since
its organization. The freemen of Connecticut,
her mechanics and laborers will hardly need to
be informed what kind ofprnsperity the country
éuioys under locofoco rule. Those ofthis vicinity
have raked the clam banks for a scanty supply
ofthe very necessities of life, toolong. to be told
of prosperity under the adtrrinistration ofthe
met, who now are bawling themselves hrarsc
in’ praise of free trade, and basely bartering
away the interest 0! New England to southern
policy and p'o‘v'et‘.
Tha't p‘r'osper'ity does iioiv exist, as is
asserted in the following extract. no body
doubts. nor does any body. honestly, doubt
the cause of it. But let thc_Tariffbe attacked,
as we doubt not it will be. since the reins have
beet, given to the South, by the dough facesof
the north, and there will be no diliicultyin see-
ing that the present prosperity instead of being
indebted to locofoco policy» exists 3“ 5Pi'e OW‘
in spite of it, that the din ofindustry is heard on
every side ofus.
..we have not heard of the rt-"dticti.--n of
wages in a single instance; nor sh~tll We.
for the truth is. there is a full demand ft:r‘;l{t-
hor in all the branches of industry. [his
state of things pervades the whrrle cotintry."
This then isthe kind of respect which locofoco
ism has for’ the intelligence and virtue of
me people, in its prints, giving the lie flat footed
to the sentiments it entiertaitrs and expresses in
private intercourse.
—_‘_
John Lambert, of New Canaan has been pla-
ced in nomination for the ofiice of Senator f0?
Xllth District by our opponents. Mr. Lambert
is an Irishman, and from the fact of his nomi-
nation, we conclude that he has passed through
the mill of naturalization.
t'In'a few years the leading Whigs
any wait deny that they ever oppose
nex-ttion."-—Fa7mer.
We suppose the leading as well as some of
tlie little locos generally, would deny now that
they ever did oppose it--ridiculing it as it ‘harm-
.._—..
- ‘Wide Awake !—A ‘general meeting of
the Whigs of this town will be holder! at Ste-
venson's Long Room, Norwalk Hotel, on
Wednesday evening of the present week, for
the purpose of openingtbe spring campaign.
All, it is to be hoped. will heed the call of the
Committee in another column. and be present‘.
We have rnnch at stake, and there is much
to be done. and thatt too, in a very short time.
Other portions of the state are not only fully
al’0liS("tl.‘i'lll are looking with confident hope
towards this courtly and district. Rally. then.
and let us have an earnest ofwhat is to‘ be done
on the first Mandy of April.
Btrr'snn<:.—-'l‘he Bisstils ollcr to the Ladies
nd Gentlemen of this vir-inity. an assortment
variety of style and finish. can hardly be equal-
led. A call. will be sufiicienl evidence of the
truth ofour assertion.
Town Committees,
It is time to commence our or,t_vaniz'-ttion fot
the coming elrction. and town committees
tshould be ready for action. The hour has arri-
ved when the work must be done. The town
committees in each town should see that every
\Vhig is brought to the polls. Every school
di-trict must be attended to. thoroughly. The
locofocos arelmsy and active. though it is their
Be readxfor them.
policy to be silent.
Sa|Inon.—'l‘hose Pidclcrf Salmon sold by
of Bras-lies wltich for ext.-ollencc. cl:-gartce. and.
; M A it-‘R1fA"oE_s".
At Providence, R. I. on the 6th inst. Mr. __\"Vill-
iam B. Davenport, formly’ofSt’riml'ord, tollfiss‘ Fran-
cis Amelia Potter. ofthe former‘pl‘aee.
In Carbondale, Pa; on the 23d ult. b_y Rev. I}. E.
Luther, Mr. Caleb S. VVeeks to Miss‘ Margret \Vil-
sori-all ofthe above place.
‘DEATHS.
In Stat'nfortl. onthe 14th inst, Mr. \Villi:tm St.
Joint, Jr, aged 25 years: On the 14th inst. ll chil‘d
of.farnes Hoyt, aged ,3 years. '. . _
In Bridge‘poi't, on the I-9th inst , Entily, wife of
Mt". Jaiues Bariits, :t,<_red 4]. -
In Stratford, 1Gthiust. Mr. James Plumb, ttged
In Sli‘atl'oi'd, l6th iitst. Mrs. And Barons, aged 88:
In Stratfrrrd. Jriir. 15th, of Cortstirtapttiott. M iss
F‘rancis Sarah. daughter ofEli and Florillti Wheeler,
in the 20th year of her age V
in Vvcsttport. on" the com inst. w.i. June Pttm,tit
the Eflth ycttr ofher age.
SPRING GOODS!
HE subscribers having jtlsl returned from
New York with a Large Stock of New
Goods, would respectfully invite all who
desire to bench: thctitselves in the way of
good ltargains. to give us a call. \Ve have
taken special pains in selecting our goods, and
we are tletermined to sell them at less prices
titan they can possibly be found at anv other
es!a!tlisliment.' Our facilities for getting goods
are such. that we are enabled to t-fiirr great
indneenrcnzs to ptzrt-liasers, a rd all.we ask is.
to give its a call before buying. \Ve would only
say. our stock is large and embraces every de-
scription of Dry Goods found in any similar
establishment. _
We shall ltriep constantly on hand. r. f-ill
Juc/son {§~ Co. are decidr.-tlly the greatest delicacy
in the market. VVitb all the hlusl ing hue off
beautv's lip they combine ll](‘qttfllllyt)fSallaf) ing
the appetite.—inr:rea:~e our contentment and add
rrraterially to the sum r.-foncs _;v_ood nature andi
enjoy rnent. Judson, too, aside frotn the seduc-
tive character of his goods. isjust the fellow to
elicit our corrlitlence. and his eslablishtnettl
goes very far to elevate our idea of “men and
(ltings.”’ Next door to Mallory (Y. Banks.
Young Men.
The vigi'ance committees should see to the
Whig young men who can be tnade electors.-—
Are your lists prfectedl Let them not he ne-
glected.
Doubtful Towns,
Require particular attention. The character of
the next Legislature may depend on the efforts
ofthe \Vliigs in the nearly balanced Tow us.-
Let no \Vhig forget that one vote in thesetowns
ma_y save the State.
- 1102-
This was the \Vhig plurality in this Con-
gressional DlslflCl last November. Sliali it be
reduced this spring?
The next blow of Locofocoism,
VVill be aimed at the presetit Tariff. Having
finished their work lor the present, with Texas
the southern leaders will next attack the Tariff.
There is but one question on this subject f=.r the
people of this state to decide. ‘lo their attacks
on the Tariff, shall the southern free traders
have the aid ofthe Connecticut delegation 7-
Yes. or No?
“\Vo! W0! W0! to the Country.”
These words. extorted by the passage. of the
Texas Resolutions. were the last that were ever
uttered in the Senate. bv the lamented Senator
from Mass. Hon. Isaac C. Bates. \Vere they
prophetic of coming evil? Let tlt('m not be
soon forgotten by the people.
The Registry Lists.
Are these perfected in every town. Particu-
lar attention should be given tothis. \Vhcn the
power is in the hands of tire Locofocos, remem-
ber that however honest they may be, it can
do no harm to watch (Item. A little atterttion to
this matter now. may save trouble hereafter.
i-‘Ivery Vote,
is needed on the State Ticket.
where the whigs have no hope of electing Rep
resentatives, should remember this, and see that
not a vote is lost, on this account. We have a
large \Vhig majority in the state. The strength
is ours, purl we can only be defeated by our
own negligence. What \Vhig is willingto take
the rcsporistbility ofgiving yr triumph in Loco
ism by withholding his vote ?
Those towns
The Congressional Districts.
At the late Presidential election. the \-Vhig
t luraliti. s in the several Congressional districts
were as follows:
Firsl—Hrtrtfortl and Tolland. G19
SecnncI—New Haven and Midtllesex 790
'I‘hi.r¢l—-New London and ¥Vindbam 450
Fou1lh——Litchfield and Fairfield. 1102
Total in the State, 2991
In all these districts our friends can give plo-
ralities equally as large this Spring. if they do
their duty. The filhigs ol'Connec‘ticut should
see to it that may maintain the proud position.
won by them the last year. They have the
strength. let them bring it out.
The Locos of this town have norrtinated for
Represeittatives. John G. Quigly and Henry
VValton. Tire bold infidelity of one of these
gentleman, would sink a much stgronger ticket.
liiius-iucss Wliigs.
Every Whig engaged in business, should
make his arrangements to he at home on the
first Monday ofAp{ll.
The Balanced Towns.
The loco papers are calling upon their party
to attend to the balanced towns. We hope the
Whigs will take warning and see that men of
the right stamp are elected in all towns of this
description. The stzi‘-re Ticket may depend
upon the Legislature‘.
We did intended‘ to give another pliaze 0,
two of the locofoco party by copying the
instructions ofthe legislatureoftbisstate to its
Rt-‘presentatives in the years 1842 1843 ; but
assortment of Carpeting, Matting. Floor Oil
Cloth, Rugs, 60*. &c.
J.-\ MES 3'.-\LLORY A2 C0.
T0 Let —A House. B-"urn. garden
and ootliouses, pleasantly situated
about one rrtile from the lre-atlofPud-
ding Lane. near the direct route [it
New (Ianuan. will be rented on favorab'etr.-rms
from the first of April. on application tothe sub
szeriber. DAVID CUMSTOCK. Jr.
Norwalk. Marc-lt.2-l. lS45. 13
O'l‘lCE is hereby given. that the annual
meeting of the Stockholders ofthe Courteo-
Iicttt Turnpike Company will be hold»-n at the
Hotel ofD.rvi-l Stephenson in Norwalk on the
second Tuesday of April next at 10o‘clocktore.
nooo- C. lil~'Sl-‘LL. b.'cc'rc'a7y.
Norwalk. Marcli.'22nd. l3-'15.
lS§0LUTl0N.—-The Copa'tnership
heretofore existing under the name and
firm ofBtmnett 5: Jones is this day dis.-olved by
mutual consent. The books ofthe late fit-m are
‘ell in the hands of William S. Juries, with
whom all accounts must be settled.
Roi-‘Us Bl~‘..‘t.\’l-I'l"l‘
Wr1.r.iAM S Jo.\'i-:s.
Westpnrt Marelt 22. ]S45.
1*l3
r
i 'li‘_Il‘llS§ies—-Thd Subcriber is Ageiit
for'Doctor Hull for the sale of his Trusses. He
keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of
Metro 8: Children‘s which are warranted. . ‘Also
Dr. Hulls Patent Rotary “ledge Truss‘. ii
” ‘ Joint A. WIIEID’.
NBC.-—'[‘he subscriber keeps constantly on
hand a large assrtrtment of Kent's Ink. which
ist‘;o_t‘-~'it't?tttl.tlte. best now in use. J. /l. \Vi-:t:n
15'
\
. /K‘ ‘
’
$0
.WE are this day. (.\'Iarch 25th) opening a
fresh Supply of New Gnrotlsi, wjticlt wr-
havc taken pains to purchase at the lowest cash
price. and we think we ca_n sell as low as any
oiher estahlislrrnent, we care not where it is -
\Ve have 8 large supply of irew Gold and Silver
\Vatr:hes of various styles. \\’e' have some
elegant cheap Jewelry. Some. very lrriitrlssnte
Ladies’ Breast Pins. for '75 cents. Gold and
silver-Pencils. gold and silver Spectacles, whole
sale and retail.
Combs and Brushes.
l«‘i.ne. Course. Dress. Back. Side, Shell and
Horn Combs. llair. Too'h. C 0 h ated having
brushes. _
I-‘inc Cutlery.
Fine Razors, Pocket Knives. best kind of
Scissors. Razor straps, Soaps, Boxes (tie.
Looking Glasses and Clocks.
A large supply. and we are selling Clocks for
nothing (almost) and looking glasses as low as
we cart.
Spoons.
\Ve have all kinds of silver Spoons made oft
the fittest ofcoiti and as good as cart be found
the “(‘outttr_y tlirougtt." «lo Brit.-n':'t. Gt-rotan
silver, plated an-. Butter Knives, Sugar Tongs.
dd}. ClC-'
Suntlrics.
Tea Waiters. Teapots. Castors. plated and
brass Candlesticks. Suulicrs and Trays. \\’e
have every thing ustially kept in a Silver
Stnith’s shop. Call and see. at
Ciia‘s E. Disrrrtow's.
N. B. Personal cttention is given to the re
pairing of all kinds of watches. We warrant
or return pa_y- C- E" D-
HARDWARE.
Cutlery, Glllli-, Iron, steel, \Vindow
Glass, Paints and Oils.
\Vl~lOLESALE & RET.-UL.
Opposite Hoyl’s Lcznrling, Norwalk.
HE subscribers are now receiving direct
from the rnauufacturers art extensive as-
Right Side Up, Again !
No Damage Done 1
Still Ahead of all Corrrpclittmr, as Usual.’
HURRAI-I FOR GRU.'iiAN'S TEAM.’
More New Goods!
Received at the Bridge Store, and Cheaper
,han ever. A few pieces of that C/reap Car
paling left yet. “We would say in answer to
the daily applications of our friends for “l'Vc£
1l1u.rli1ts."that they are all gone, but if they
insist on having more, we will wet a lot next
week. C. J. GRUMAN.
VOOTII Paste l—A superior article of
- Orris ’l‘ooth- Paste for cleaning and pre-
serving the Teeth. Also. Rose Lip Salve. at
Bissi-:Li.a.
‘l UTLEBY.—A large assortment of Pen
/ and Poeke. Knives. and Razorsofu very
superior quality, at remarkably low prices. at
Brs.~i:i.i.s.
Also. a good assortment of Razor Straps and
~ltnvine Cream.
RIED 'Pcachcs.—Fnr Sale by
’l‘ L&J R Pl-iCl\'.
200
Kegs lirst quality Cut Nails, assorted
sizes, for sale in quantities to suit
ptireltasers hv S't'rti:Eir dz. CAtttP
HE Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, hath llll'lllt."t.l and allowed eight
ntonths from the date hereof. for the creditors to
the estate of
Lois Comstoc/c
late of New Canaan deceased, to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts. properly attested, within
said time, it ill be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to s~-id estate. are requested to
make immediate payment to
HA.~*ror.u DAVE.\‘1’0ll’l‘, Executor.
Norwalk. March. 22. 1845. 3-13
AT a Court of Probate held at Nortvalk l7th
.VIareli.1S-'l5. lo and for the District of
Norwalk. on the estate of
Fret/erick Smi!/2.,
late of Norwalk. deceasctl: Ordered that the
Adttiinistrator on said Estate. exhibit his admin-
istration account to this Court for adjustment
at the Probate Orlice in said Norwalk, on \Ved-L
nesday the 26th day of in~l. March at 2 o'clock
P, M. and that all persons ittterested in said
estate may be notified therof. the said Adminis-
trator give notice thereof according to law.
3t12 Bi:.\xr.trtr'i’n lsaacs, Judge.
If-USI[ESa—The largest and best assort-
ment ever offered" in Norwalk: Hair
Brushes of every style and price. Cltttltt‘!
Brushes, Elesli Brushes. Hat Brushes. Tooth
Brushes. Nail Brushes, Shoe Brushes. Pencil
Brushes and Shaving Brushes. xvjticlt will be
sold at pricestltat defy competition at
W’ E & H M BlSSl«Zl.L:.__
T HE Stockholders in theSimpaug'l‘urnpike
Company are hereby notified. that the
annual meeting of said company will beholden
attire Hotel of David Stephenson in Norwalk.
on the last Monday (the last day) ofinst. March
at 2 o’clock afternoon for the purpose o‘ trans-
acting the Artnual business ofsaid Comapny,
JOSEPH W. Honor-21.1.. Clerk.
Norwalk. March 19 l845. 2t*l2
ALF SkiIIs.—The Highest Cash Price
will be paid for calf skins in hair, at the
store of Gould D. Jennings. ..
Norwalk. «March. 14 1845. 3|"'l2
0 Fire Brick Makers.-—A person
competent to manage the business of ma-
king Fire Bricks for stove liui’ng‘s-, may hear of
an advantageous situation, as foreman, partner,
or proprietor, by applying to the subscriber at
Stamford. Gt-:0. E. Wu1iti'i~'G.
.N. B. For further particulars inquire of Chas
lsaacs, Norwalk. _ - 12
.20
Doz. Shaving Soap direct from auc-
st)ttt‘ttt-ntof foreign and doinesticHardware.&<~.
which they oifeneither wholesale or retail. on
as favorable terms as can be purchased itt New
York. Dealers and other purchasers are
reqoc.~:ted to examine our assortment and
prices belbre purchasing elsewhere. Among
the assortment truly be found.
American, and Ertglisli rim. knob,upright. and
nlorqge Locks, with mineral, glass, porcelain
and brass Kooks. V
Pad/,'ches‘t, draw, desk, box, trunk, till and
[light Locks. _
Norfolk. American, malablc, long. square and
cscntcheon Latches.
Parliament. broad, narrow, table, loose and
brass Butts.-
\Vood Screws, assorted from § to 3 inches;
lt‘lat,oval. .3 round. mill, taperand round Files
Horse. wood and Shoe Rttsps ;
Angers ass trted frotn § to 2}, irit.-hes;
Eltttllsll and American Shovels 8: Spades;
Cast steel, (K: plated Hoes;
Long -Scshort handled Manure Forks;
Ploughs and Plough Castings;
tttmtts and Hinges, plate Hinges. b'ind Facts;
Mill, betcut, webb. hand, back, whip and key
ll')l8 saws; ‘
Broad and narrow Axes 3
Carpenters and Coopers Adzi :
Brace and Bitts; bench and moulding Planes ;
plane lrons, Steel and iron Squares;
A full assortment of iron Hollow \Varel
Brass Kettles, Frying Pans. Fire Dogs, \Vag-
goo and cart Boxes:
A large assortment olTable and Pocket Cutlery;
Real stub and wire twist, dottble barrel Guns;
ltnitarron do do do:
Fine and low priced single do do;
English, American Sweeds Jr. Old Sable lron‘.
assorted sizes : .
Cast. English blister, German. Americazt, and
Spring 3teel.assorted sizes;
American and French \Vindow Glass assorted
from 6x8 to 18x24;
Pure. Extra anrlNo1 \Vhite Lead:
English Red, Yellow Ochre, Paris, English and
Chrome Green,Vt-rrlegris. and Lamp black;
Coachand Cabinet Varnish; do Glue;
Sperm and Refined Lamp Oil. Linseed and
Whale Oil. &c. éze. S'rit£i;'r «St. CAMP.
Norwalk. March 25, 184- .
WV Board of Registration for the Town of
Norwnlk hereby give notice that they will
be in session at the Town House in said-Norwalk
on the last Monday ofMarchlS-15. from nine.
o’clock forenoon to 5 o’clock afternoon, and on
Saturday next proceeding the first ll‘.-onday of
April 1845. from 10 o'clock lort-noon lotwn o -
clock afternoon, to perfect the Ltst—of Electors
and to examine and decide upon all applications
to be admitted to the privilege ofan Elector and
to administer the oath to those so found to be
qualified. . '
And said Board will meet at said 'l‘ownHnuse
on the first Monday of April 18-15 at 9 o'clock
forenoon. to admit and register such applicants
only, legally qualified to be so admitted. who
shall have attained the age of2l years, or shall
have become qualified by virtue of a residence
in said town-since the last aforesaid meeting of
the Boat-tt, after \\ lticlt the Polls will be open-
ed as the Law provides. ’ . _ _
And said Board will also be in session during
the time of voting, to register the.names ofsuch
qualified Electors only,as reside In Other l0Yt'fl5
and to register the names of such persons oniy.
as are Electors resident in said Town of Nor-
walk. who have heretofore. been admitted as
Electors, and have been omitted on said list by
mistake. HENRY Si-:i.i.i-:cx ]
A. E. BEARD ; Board ‘of
W’. S. Locxwoon Registration.»
J.A. Wt-:1-zo. 219
Norwalk. March 17. 1845.
LOVER and Timothy Seed. Mariowfat
Pease, White B'~eans l's_v_ bushel or quart.
Jnnsoiv &. Co's.
'001VIS Ill Leit.-—'i-A few R.ooms to Let.
' I‘ ' very suitathlje l-'oif at small family. ft-tt‘ 099
year from April Isl 1845. Enquire of .
Joint Boiutum.
C
(II
Norwalli Miarcli II__18l5.
tneitliortime nor spacerwillypermit this week. ’
less buinbugl
tion at auction prices, at Bissaau.
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ll E subscriber having taken the business of Blackmtrrt 6: Belts. at the old stand. and having
just returned from New York with an elegant a~sortment of spring Gdifidflj lo pow?
prepared to olfer DRY GOODS Cheaper than any other Store in the County or State."
Antone his ektettsive Stock may be found the following articles-.
' r
BROADCLOTUS from “ “ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ 82 00 to 5 00
CASSIMERS from - ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ° 75 cts to 2 U0
SA"l‘ll\'E-'|"l‘ES of all‘ descriptions
MUSLIN DE LAINES from ' - - - - - Is to 23 6d
CALICO from ' ' ' ' i i " ' ' 65- lo" ].89d‘_
and e_verv description of Goods that can be called-_for in‘ a Dry Goods store.
Also. a large quantity ofsuperior “'0! Iifuslins. ‘
Grateful for past favors, be most respectfully solicits a continuance of the seine.
CHARLES C. BE'r'rs'.
(-jg-lluPllENEa—Fot' Sale by.
"I" L & J R Pi-zcx.
_Norwnll<. March 1'-Solis-‘E-3. .
0'I.‘lCEa-—Tlre‘ copa rtnershi p heretofore
‘.
existiot: betweén if
day dissolved by mutual
\Vrltnn. March 15 IS-‘l
re sultscribcrs was this
consent.
ls.ai.m Bt~:'r'rs,
C.u.vi.\‘ Burrs.
Horns
étt Shoulders
‘NO'l‘lll£Ft Large Lot of those superfine.
.4.
March ll. 1815.
llams and Shoulders. just received by i
Juosos 6: Co.‘
11
R113!) Peacln.-s.—-IOU ltustu-ls Dried
Pencltes, received
are (I'fl‘Cl'ell to Merrzhants
be purchased in New Yo
C
New Canaan. Feb 21
direct from Ohio, they
as cheap as they can,
rk.
-tnwrocx 6: IIALL.
l-S-15.
‘t LGVER and T
imotliy Seerl.’-75
bushels Glover and 'l‘tniothy seed received
and will be sold cheap.
New Canaan. Feb. 24
direct from Ohio. warranted clearfrom foul seed
Coin -TOCK &. HALL.
1845. 9tf
Abllis and Children's Shoes.-
The subscribers deem it a wrong to the
public, to withhold the
information. that they
have at all times on hand a large assortment of
Lad es &Cltildreris'Slioe
munity may select to t
material or color, in this
s. from which the corri-
heir taste. any style.
line. Their work is
ntade in the tnost fashionable manner. and by
experienced and skilful
workmen. Although
they have every facility for suiting their custo-
mers from their varied assortment on baud.they
are ready also to take. orders and to fill them in
the .-shortest possible time
of the public. Also Gent
Pumps. J.A.!
Not-witlk March l_7. IS-‘l5.
Lot offiuoerior Uh
a new :rr:icle. at
and to the satisfaction
letnea‘s Brogans and
W. HYAT1‘ 6; Co.
3ml2
eese. also Salmon, :2
JUDSHN &. fins.
VIMOTIIY and Clover Sec¢l.—Fur
Stile by
T L do J R Przcx.
UST PuI)lisIIed.——'l‘he Pictorial Ele-
mentary Spelling Book. being an improve
ment on the American Spelling Book, by Noah
\Vcbster. L. L. D. with about 160 lllLlsl.l'Zl.i0l‘lS
Just received and for sale by the doz. or single.
ill
\Vi:i-:i)'s.
I) LAl\'ES.—A fuil assortment ofbench and
. ‘n'tool.tling planes, grooving planes, sash
planes, Mallets, Googes. Chalk Spools. plane
handles &c._just received and for sale by. n
Snuzr-:1‘ dz CAMP.
Bninalaponm‘ -
Temperance Hotel.
IN compliarce with my convictions of duty,
and with the solicitations ol many of my
own feic-,tttl.~t and the strong friends of Temper
anee throughout this county. and partictrlarly in
obedience to the rrquest and petition of the La
dies of Bridgeport. l have determined that the
Hotel which I have kept
for several years past.
shall lit-reztfter. while in HIV hands be not other
than a stritt Tunperorrce
runs, and all who may
company will find every
excepted.)
N. B The subscriber l
House. My old pat
favor the with their
thing as usual. (liquors
tason hand at all times
Horses, Carriages, Hacks and Cabs, to let as
usual.
B ridgeport. M ii reli 13
Piiri.o F. BAKNUM.
1845. tf12
Collin Plates !
Ol‘l4'lN Plates of the very nearest kind
‘ will be handsomely engraved in order at
N e w S 1‘: vi II g
Just Received at the
Coniistock
A
RE ‘now opening st
Moouslin de Lanes
Drsnitows
D r v G o o (1 5,
Cheap C/rs/r Store.
& Hall,
rlentled new styles of
, Rep de Lains. Cali
cues. Silks. Slrawls.iClotlts. Cass-imeres. Sat-
tinetts. together with nea
rly every article in the
Dry Goods line, and will be sold cheap.
New Canaan .\’larclr 1, IS45.
E.S
Tailoring Establishment.
PPOSITE Jas. Ma
done with neatuess
ranted to fit.
Norwalli. March 3 1815.
cribn-e‘r""st~
llory & Co. All work
and dispatch and war-
I0
lSSOLU'l‘l0N.—The Copartnership
heretofore existing under the ‘firm of
Blackman an Belts. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
S.trtt'c:r. G. Bmteiuratv.
Crus. C. Bans.
Norwalk. March 11, 1845.
All accounts of 3 months standing, must be
settled without fitrther notice.
The business hereafter will be conducted by
Charles C. Betts. at the old stand of Blaekman
65 Belts. where he will b
e happy to see all the
old customers. and as many new ones_ as may
be pleased to favor him with a call.
A full assortment of Spring Goods will llrtle
received this week.
WHITE Lead niid Oil.
50 Kegs Extra
50 " Pure
5 Barrels Linseed Oil.
Bellville
for sale by
L &« J ll Peel.-
Grass Seed.
LOVER, Timothy, and Red Top Seed for
~ sale at the store of J. S. Mr:i:x:it..
Comstock Hall
AVl_<3 cm band a fall assertme-n_r of Gray-
certes Provisions Crockery, &c. which
are offt red quite cheap.
. -. .19
New Can,aan._\‘l_at'ch _l‘st. I845.
T0 BLACKSMITHS.
HE Subscribers are now discharging a su-
perior article of -
, New castle coat,
at the South’ Norwallt Landing. whicffwill be
sold at the lowest ntarket price for cash.
'1‘. L. 6: J. R. Pacx.
,Decmber 30. I844.
' (3"l‘l€'E'¢--'Fh'e Copartnersbip _heretoforI
eXlsl3it‘t‘t__! trader the ttfarne and‘ firm of E.
Benedict Jr. Sun; was on the ISIQ inst. February
dissolved by mutual c'onse'til'." A-ll accounts
with the above firm may be settled with ei't‘bet'
of the subscribers at their manufacturing
establishment in New Canaan, or at the store
591 Pearl street N. Y.
Bariaalerlt
R. S. Bi:Nsoit':'1*
New Canaan. Feb, 271845. _11
The business will be continued by the sub
yscribers under the firm of R. S.'Beiicdict 65 Co.
'l‘lte macufacturingbraneh will be extensively
prosectttetl at the old stand in New Canonn,em
bracing Gent. Boys, Youth: and infants’ Boots
ofthe first q’uafi'ty. also Ladies. Misses best
Gaiters a'n'd‘ Busltins, also, Mens Boys. and
Youths Cloth Brogans ofthe best quality. chil
dren’s shoes ofall kinds. Samples ofthe above
work may be seen at their shop in N.-Canaan
or at 291 Pearl street N. Y.
R. S. Bi=:.\'r:oi'c"it' '-
BENJ. N. HEATH
Cass. Bum-znicr.
EVV Crop ItIolasses.—A small lof
’ clisoperiur .\vI'ol'ases in Barrels. for sale by
'l‘L&JRPi:cx._
- QARDEN Se‘eds.——Sbal;ers. Wethcrs‘
field and Fredonia Garden Seeds, wars‘
ranted good, for sale‘ at the store of
Josrzru S. MEEKER 66 Son.
HE Court of Probate for the District of’
Norwalkdiath limited 5.: allowed 6 months
from the date hereof. for the creditors to“ the es4
tale of '
Moses Gregory .
late of Norwalk deceased. to exhibit their ¢‘i£'iiliI3'
‘for settlement. Those who ne'gl'ecl.’ to present
thciriiaceountii-properly attested, within said
time, will be debarred a recotery. All persons
indebted to said estate, are requested to make
immediate pa'yr'r'i'er'i't to _
rial GREGORY Adimin'istrators
_ J. Cam-, Jr. 2 with the will annexed.
Nor Jvallt. March 4th IS-15. 3tll
“ T. Cfoix lVIol:lsSes.—A few Hhds. of
veryichoice St. Croix Molasses just recv'd
and for sale by. Joax BURRALL.
EIVIOVAL.-Dr. Thomas‘ Eastou, Suit-<
geou and Mechanical Dentist. takes this’
opportunity t-o state to his fe‘ll'ow citizens that
his Oiliice will" be removed t'n Main st. second
door above M r.Lamb's Bl‘acksmitliShop,-where
he will always be on liandon, and after, the lat
day ofA:-ril next.
Groceries I
our Store a’-nil New (steeds:
TUE subscriber has tttiien the Store on the
Steamboat Dock. South Norwalk. and supplied
it with a s'ock of entirely new goods. This
stock embraces a very general. and very choice
assortment ofl-‘amily Groceries, and the
are oiiered to the public at a very slight ad;-"
vanee frotn cost. Those in went of any thing
in this line, or wish to compare the qualities and
prices of our goods with those ofour cotempora-
ribs‘. are invited to‘ call. A share of public
patronage is solicited. Cut-:'ris PECK, Jr.
South Norwalk. Jan. 16. 1845.
l) UMICE Stone.-10 bb_ls Pumice Stone
in the l‘ump'an'd ground,-just received and
for sale by S'i‘REE‘I‘ 66 Cent‘.
Geese Feathers.
50 Pounds Live Geese Feathers. for
sale. Alsoa. quantity of duclt and'low
priced Feathers. S. 6.; L. Cntrrrss. ’
Norwallt, Jan. 14 1845: - 3m3'
. Loon oi-iciottit.--150 Yrds 4 4 Floor’
- Oi-l Cloth of good quality and handsome‘
patterns at 56 cts, per yard. Also an assort-
mentofCarpetrng,_with a largelot ofgoods pur-
chased last week at auction and for sale cheap-
al MoUi.'ro.\"s.
Weslport, March 3. 1845. 3i10l
HE Court of Piobate for the District of.
\Vestport, hath limited six months from
the date hereof, for the creditors of the Estate 0!’
Hanna/r. Plait, _ -
‘late ofwestport, in said district, deceased, for
exhibit their claims against said estate to tho,
Ad‘m'i~oistr:nor with the will annexed. or be de-'
barred a recovery. notice thereof is accordingly-
bereby given. Joan PLATT. Administrator
A _ with" the will aaneicd.
Westport. Diacernber 24. 1844. }1
Cheap Boots arid shoes.-
THE subsgriber hasjust returned from New
. York with a supply of Men‘: cheap Boots’
cheapest. Call and look before purchasing
elsewhere. I . Hana! Hntm-zs.
Norwalk. Get. 1844. _
UK. Sale at the Store ot the subscribers, a
quantity ofBnenai'es Salt. DoobleRef_ined
crushed sugar-‘-Canal Flour ofa superior qual-
ity. Sperm.Can'dles. ground Salt in bags. and
various other articles. Also just received a
small branch ofCrockery which with the steel’:
-on hand will be sold as cheap as the cheapest,
at wholestrle or ret9il_.. '
-- est-_en S. Mszutt 6: sort.
and Shoes. both_ coarse and fine, which are ofa -
:good quality; and will be sold as cheap as the,
Norwalk Chronicler