br bars:_copper, when old,and tit only to
tints. or vegetable ivory a
suitable lb‘? slices. boots,
sively
homes, or button.-r. exclii
be re-iiittitiifacturetl: ‘rags. of wliat-aver tnau-rizil
raw hides and skins at all kiiius, wltciher dried, sal
ued,or pickled, not oiliet'wi.~'c provided for: sa.
flower: salpetro-., or nitrate of»-nda, or potash. when ,
crude: secdlae: slit-llac; sumac. tin,in pigs, har.~:.I
or blocks ; tortoise and otln_-r .-hells, uiimanuli-ictured:
tumeric: waste or slioddy : weld: zinc speltvl’. or g_
teuieitgue, lll:ltti1tllllitt:ltll‘Cf.l, not otherwise provi-
tledlor.
Scgy,nur,1.; I.—_(Ext-inpt from ditty.)
Atiiiiiiils imported
silver; caliinigl.-t nfr-niii.=. tiinilzils, and other
be re-lfor any oflice, w/to will not openly ovow /zz'm-
iiiaiitifnctiired: (iiiitst gritldstones, wt-ought_ or ini-
ix-rtiltglitt horns, horn tips, bones, bone tips and .
teeth, tilitiititiiifabtiircd: ivory manufactured 3 ivory
kernies.: lac dye : lastings.
: inadder, ground ; tnadiler root: inziiiiifactttrt-s
bf mohair cloth, silk twist, or other inaittil'.-tcture of
cloth suitable for the tniiiittfactui-e of shoes, boots, or twice,
Looms, or bttttoiis exclusiwly : nickel , nittgall.-t, M",-,,;,.s_
,.e,,r]_ mother of; pr wter, when old, aiiil fit only tol
I‘. l
at.
.. ‘_.... 1. '
Isuzu
*1 — :33-A.
lse/_f opposed to" I/(at 2'ni'r]z12'm_z/.9 7/.e'z.s~u.-'e, and
in
‘ turcs. ’
they would have some weight in public
’ ‘lie inaintgcrs understand, however,
, l that they are blowing oil" the extrat steam, and
I . . . . .
-3 will be as docile as kittetis by the time their votes
: are wanted.
‘dz-opsy, was pert'orinezl by Dr. ?v;l’Lane, assisted
.’by Di's. (;‘regot'y and Satnuiis, on. \\'ecliics(l:s_v
last, upon the \Y£l0 of \Vin. Olnistcad upon Coin-
fur liret-cl: bullion. gold and - stock lslztnd, and the large amount M32 qu:ti'ls,
colloc-
lions ofaiiiiiqtiitic.-: cello!‘ and tea. when nuportcdi
iequal to 0'4 pounds of water was tal-.-an fr in the
favor of giving fair and just -protcc/ion
to home industry and domestic manufac-
If those‘ who (all: like this would only act once
E?‘ The opcratioit of tappitig, in a case of
. , '\‘ '.,..., Ice‘-‘.1! .- .t
dime, from we plum U, ,y,,,,,, ,_,,.,,.,_.,1, 0,. ,,,.0dm,,”m patient. lhe (.ll>{.u3t. \\tt.. or a().X1C to inontns
in American vi.-s.<«-I.-, or iii loreigii vt=s.~'el.< r-ntitlcd . gigmdgtig,
by n-ciproctil treaties to be exempt from (lla'Cl'l|t’tllttt- .___..--...- __. ..._-.—._
itting diities, tontni_:;e. t\llllr0ll'tl:l'(‘lIu!'g(:5I coil.-e, the P001; 101.; ]___}‘,_,0,- ,,’,._,,3 _[’,~a;5, -,1 jolt)-,\-ct-' of
- 3 ' ' he ')0$<l')'<~‘lt [H if tl - -
g[()\\[h nr p.r0(lllt'2llD.‘I H l . . J . .) lI.[J0hn ri ‘F bus I’ ‘cu l.,_,1,,)..c,l ,“. 1.e.,"n0d
NI:tlH:_tl.1t)tls. imported front the t\etlit:i'l.-ind.- in the] _ 1" "_ ’ ' L i ‘ ' (‘ ’’° )
satire‘: tnahucr: C0tlI.*'_- gold. Stl\'(‘l'. and C()p;)8l‘:Vll0lll the cities of Post
copper on . crippcr, ‘\\ l.tit impottt d lpr the U.tll-!.“,ukc1.U0:” 10,. ‘,.\m.,,,(,,,d L3,",a,,, A;_,A.,1,_’ who,
led States innit: cotton: lclt_. 2.l(llIL'sl\‘(‘., torsltciitlttnga
§'e'i:.«‘f£: s: gardeii .-‘veils, and all other seeds not t)tltt3l'-i
M a :.l or of 1 la rtlortl,
the Titties says, “is it t‘e.specto.l c.tiz.:n, a inor-
“'=“° l""""'l‘~"l ‘""’ :;"0¢l.~‘. w:u'e.~x,and ttn=rcltamli.~'«'. l cliai.t, and u btistncss iir.tn," and who, we sun-I
‘ pay tiavol ft-o ;.
the rmvtli, iroduce or n::tti:il':ictiii'c of the Uiiiiod? _, __ - , , , _. _ , .
3,,,,§,,’ ,,,‘.,,,,l,.,wv ,0 ,, ,-,,,.,.;g,, (.,,,,,,,,.,,. and ,”.U”$,mA1:ose, is consiueicd it little Pl.lL{ol ueinociat than;
hack to the United States‘ in the Sillllfl conudition as, Uncle Joe, as ho is stipposed to have no Tylcrl
ft-‘hen exported, upon which no draivhzick or houn:_v 5 mml. “bum mm
llztsi been alln\\'r~d: Pruvidctl, That :ill l‘t3_'1'ltl.‘tll()l)~[().; ' __ V, __ __ __> A
as crtain the ideiiiity tlti~rcol', iresttrihcd by exi.-iiiig’ _ , V , ~. , - ,_ , - _, , i
laws. or wliich iti;t_v be p.it-.<ci'ilicd by the Si-cietar_v , ]l1°la"C"‘0‘,'."/ 'i3“‘“““"">Y" G h‘” 9 J‘-‘bl l¢‘1“l0\l§
bfthe 'l‘i'enr.itry, shall be cninplicd uitfi: guano :_ that \Viiliiiiti .\l.. I’t'ic9, Esq, forinorly Uiiitetl;
l-’lm“"Il‘“l‘J ."fl"".m’“" "M “".d l"."“c‘ "‘rl""""m"* M li““""i States District. Attorney’ for tho i‘{ot'iltct'ti Dis-.‘
1 :cs lrom i()l‘Hgl‘t C()ltlt1l‘lt.'.~‘, il‘itsi=d abroad l-._y Ilu-ni,;
and not int;-.udv.d for any ott';ci'pcrsoii or pt-i-son.-. or
for sale: junk, olil : ttiode-.lsol' inveiitious and Ollie!’
itupioveiuciits in the arts: Provided. That no arti-g
trict of New Yoi".=., cointnit‘.e:.l stt;ciclo on \\’ed-,3
l l
:ni-sday morning the 12th, at about 1;! o'clock, at,
10 , . . —, . ,
l\V. Sniitli, in bitttttt ;\or'.vall<, on Monday the
I a
clc or articles shall be detained a l1l0ll(‘l of iittpro-.'c-
mt-iit wcicltcan be fitted tor use: oakititi; oil, sper-
macetti. whale. and other li~.h of Aniericaii llltt'.i‘lc.~'-. i
and all otlierarti0lt's the produce of such lislzcriesz
paintings and statuary : l’i-ovided, The satin: be
imported in good faiili as ob_p-cts of l.'l.'~tlI‘, and not of
iiterclniiitlise: pi-rsniial and ll()ll!~l:llUltl cffo.-cts (not
mi-rcliaitdi-'c) ol'ciiizen.<. of the Uuitod Sltlles rlyiiig;
abroad: plaster of P:1l’lL~‘,l.lll,'1l'(llllld. : plzttiita. unniaii-
ufactiirnil : sltcalliiitg copper. but no copper to he
<;oii.-idercd such, and adinii'.cd ll’C1‘.(‘.‘EL't2[)l in slict-ts.
forty eight inches long and fonrtevii inches wide. and
and weighiiig front f(\‘tlt'lt'.l'll to thirty llnir otince.- the .
itqtirire foot: slit-atliing ineial: $ptfCllItI‘!1.w’ of ii.-itni-all
history. tltille1‘tllOg_V, or lmlnn_v, tree.-. .-liriibs. bulbs.
plants. and roots. not otherwise pruvideil for: wear-l
tag apparel in actual use. and otliei‘ per.-oiial ell}
' I
fectii, not niercliaiidi.-c: prnfes.-‘ioiial hook.-, tliipiu-:
intents, iiisirtiiiietits and tools of trade, oci:itpaiion,,
or etnployino-tit. or per.-nus arriving in the United;
States: Provided. That this e-xeniption shall not he.
COl1.~tt’lle(.l to include itiacliiiiery or otliar :i.tiicles ini-
ported for use in any ni:iiiitl'actttriii;-.3‘ (?$l:ll!ll5lltllf.‘l),l.
or for sale. Approved July 30. 18-16.
J.-XMES K. l’Ol.l{.
NOI‘t‘./VAL K FGAZ "l‘l9‘..
\Voditcs:lay, Atigtist 19. [*2 :6
IT
THE ELECTIONS.
Ir.Lt.\'ots.—-—Tltis State is outrageously loco.
The oloctions ltavo been carried by increased
inajoiitios. Returns are not complete, we
therefore make no array of figures.
Noun! CAttoLt:ut.—-—From present appear-
ances it; is probable there will be a W'liig major-
ity of from 2 to 4 in the Senate, and 14 or 10 in
the House. Last session there was a tie in tho
Senate, and a \Vliigmajority of22 in the House.
Graham, tho whig candidate for Governor, will
probably have it innjoi'ity ofabout 10.000.
1Nnut.\'..\.—Tlie now Senate. now stands-—
\Vhigs 23, Locos 2.5, and two close districts to
hear from, which were loco last. year.
Thus far there seems to be 38
to -19 whigs elected to the House, and 13to be
heard from.
\Vh'itcomb, tltc loco candidate for Governor
is ahead between one and two thousand. There.
are 13 counties to hear from, which it is thought
will not matoriall y vary the result.
locos
Couxrr COURT.-—Tl10 busing“-ts before tho
Court during the past: week was of very sligl 1;
interest. 'I'ltt'ee cases only were tried. In one
of those, perhaps, some local interest may be
felt, we allude to that of Lemuel Brooks vs. Ju-
scph Bouton—itn action for trespass, the defend-
ant: having crossed over, as the shortest. cut, cer-
tain said meadow of the plaintiff. This case
has had tlireie several trials. In thesecond trial
before the County Court thejury were unable to
agree. In the present; instance the defendant;
got the verdict.
For plaititiff, Bissell and Beardsley.
fondant, Booth and Butler.
The other cases were Ezra C’. Ifuyt vs. Elfin.
IIurd——vcrdict for defendant’, and
Lewis S. Bzrnum vs. Botsfm'cl—verdict for
defendant:-—both actions of book debt. '
The following young gentlemen were admit-
ted to the bar-—-David B. Booth, \Vm. F. Tay-
lor, and Orris S. F erry, Esq. of this t0Wn-
For de-
'a Pistol Gallery in C- rial-st. by shooting l1itn~l
‘self. The lt‘d‘.nttt’.llul'.‘ cause oftliis act was pe-
‘ cuniary .-.inbztrassinout, which had sulijectod Mt‘.
3 Pricc’s houseltold furnitttro to Slici'ift"s sale.
About L'ast.——“Two of thein” carriages at
3Totnlinson be \‘."o0d"s “we were told, had been
putclia-sod for e.\'portatiozi to Maitilla, in tlie do-
; vitiztimzs of‘!/zc East .’---B/‘i(lgq2o7't 1":.'rni er.
l
E?‘ The Farnzer copies an advottiseinent
lfrotn our columns, ca1ling't'o1"‘50O shirt. ni=.ikers"
and cons':dcrs it very conclusive ovidt-.i:ce t'n:tt'.
M‘l{ay‘s Tarill', in spite of what has been said of-
ir. by the ft-Eeiitls of freoitrade, is not so ruinous a
ino.'isui'o al't.ei- itll. .
The presidiiig genius of that stupid ttflitll"
might as well go into an argument to show his
own tnorits and qvzzliticatfoiiss for st seat in Con_
gress, because he saw fit to tell the world he
wantr.-rl to go ll‘.Cl’(.‘.
Gin-:_:.r 17.3.11. R9/to CO.\’V1Z.\"1‘IO.\‘.— The
\Vuonsokot Patriot. of Fridaiy gives the proceed-
ings ofa convention for carrying into effect the
magnificent project of co:istr:ict.iiig it great. Con-
tral Railroad from Boston to New York, through
\V'oonsoket, Midtllctown and New llavcn. The
cotvention was held in Arinory Hall in that vil-
lage, on Vfotlncsilay last, and coiisisted of more
than live liundred tlelegzites, representiiig nu-
niorotzs towns in Massaclitisctts, Rli-ode Island,
and Coxinccticut, through which this road is to
pass.
The letters ro.'td from persons absent, the
speeches made by many pl“.‘..'~;0Z)€ in CO'.tV(f-‘tti.i0!l,
and tho aaitnatcd proceedings of this great body,
furnished evidence oftho conlideiice oiitei'taiiied
by the ft-leads of this gt'e-at project, of its final
successful result, and of its great public ittiliiy.
Hon. J. P. ’\Vclclt, of Brooklyn, Ct. in tltc
course of his iciiiarks, said that this railroad
would pass tlnouglt six out o the ciglit counties
wliiclt Coiitiecticut cozitaiiisz and that of her
poptilatiozi of30U,{l0i'), ‘200,0tl0 were to be found
it the iiiimotliatc vicinity of the line of the road,
and were more or less interested in its r:o:istruc-
tion. Upon tlicsr-. {;i'oti::cl.s he deemed the char-'
tcr in this State pt-.'.'l'r:(:tl_v sectire.
F..~;ti'act ofa letter dated C.-\.\I.Ut(lO, (Mexico)
July 131.5.
“\Vc are ftirnisliing tl'rt!1SpOl'fS for the army,
and securing supplies offorage on the route to
tlontercy. \Ve ltitvc coiitractcd for 1,(l(.‘~0 t‘-
2,(i00 n u‘o.-, (ttI(.ll13l' let.tor fixes it. 1 o;i:;'.vely at
1,500,) with the piicking c'}i.tipntciit.'; complete;
and tht.-.sc, w'.tl1‘tlio 500 wagons expected here,
will be atnpm for the marcliing colitmris. A
large pozton of the ],‘t:')l) ineii of this r:oi'-32.5‘ rl‘
(lT/I103 will be left at: the dill”ei-out depots and
entrcpots, from Brazos Santiago to China, about
60 miles from this place oti the rotttte Monterey.”
Mi.\*is'rt-zit T0 P\.USSI.\.—-‘V0 learn from the
New Haven Plll_lH(llllll'), that Hon. Ilctlp/t I. In.-
gcrsoll oftihat city, has been apppointcd Minis-
ter to liussia.
Joan B. Gouon, the Temperance lecturer
is said to be daugerottsly ill, at Liberty, Bod-
ford co. Va.
Procculion. in J\"cw H (.1.‘eI2.—- l'l"'7'l.’z'(t7.rt
Premalure.—Vv'c were led into an error last
week, in the annotincemcnt of the deaih of a
child of Burr Nash. Though littlo reasonable
ground ofhopc was left: for the life of the child,
its disease assumed an unexpectedly favorable
aspect, and the piomises of an entire rcc0vei'_'y'
are very gratifying. The fault, if any, ‘of £110
announcement, lay at the door of our inforinant.
SPEAKING our IN Pi~:.v.\'srLvANt.t.—Tl:e
Loco-focos of N ortlitintbci-l’d Co. Pa. who. gave
Polk 899 inajorit.y out of 4,000 votes, held it
meeting at Suubtiry on the 3d inst.-—Hon. Lew-
is Dewart, ex-M. C. in the Chair——and rowed
up the framers of the New '1‘aritt', George M.
Dallas, (Sac. &c. to their hcart’s content. Among
other things they _
Resolved, That the policy pursued by the
.drlmini.s-Ira/ion in reference to the :td_jusi-
ment of the details of our Revenue laws is
an uncalled for departure from the ancient
land-marks of the Dcuiot-ratic party—an
abandoment of the principles asserted by
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe and Jackson-—
at variance with their own declarations
during the campaign of 181-4-,an‘d ruinonsly
detrimental to all the great interests of the
country.
_ Resolved, That the watchword of the-
Democxacy. of the North, from this time
forth until the overthrow of the British
.'I'a,rifi' bill of 1846, shall be trap;-,1] 1’ And
welzcreby plctlgcoursrlves to support no man,
»Col./.-an, the keeper of it gro_;'gci'y in the
|0{1Sl.el‘l'l part of N. ll, was arraigiietl before
‘Justice Bennett, and convicted of a viola-f
tion oftliat section of the Law of 18~l~(5i
which prohibits the keeping it house orl,
shop where “the idle, the vicious and the
irttenipcrate” resort for the purpose Ol
drinlcinj-__r ititoxiciitiitg liq—um's. The mag-
sitrate imposed it line of $30 and costs,——-
from which jtitlginciit the cnlpritappealed
to the County C_-oiii‘t.—I'lounra1'Iz.
The VVhig Central Committee of the
State of Npiv York have called a Convetion
to be held at Utica on the 113d of Sept.
next, to nominate caiidi¢liii_es..f.or Governor,
Lieiitenant Governor, and two Canal Com-
of the State at the ensuing election.
.__.._.._.___.
‘ the purpose of receiving the same.
missioncrs to be supported by tlie_ Whigs.
The ‘‘News’_’ published at Fairfax Court-
house, (Vin) states that there are a large
number of persons from the Nortltern States
now in that county, looking for locations
to suit them. Four farnis,-oC'200 acres
each’ had been sold to them.
N. 't"ork_ Cattle lll:u‘liet—-Atigtzst to.
At Market 1279 BccfCattlc, none from the South-
S0 Cows and Calve.-'. and 2i)0() Sheep and Lambs,
l’rices—BeefCattlc-_——Good and Pritne $5 to $7.
100 unsold.
She-p and Lambs—market cleared $1 25 to
$3 50.
4 Cows and Calves—All at market taken at rates
ofbctwcen $15 to $32. 50. .
Hay-—-loose, it superior tpiality M60 :t.G5pci' cu.-‘t.
port; at per pair.
The foreign vahzo of French boots has
been regulated at. the Custom House in Bridge-
o.....____.. ‘ _
To Lot on §haii'es.
DEATHS
immediate application at this office;
August. 18, 18.46.
l'au=i:. Wd. S.-tr.-ih lair, aged S.3yc:1rs.
lu Ridgetield on the 10th inst. Eiuily S.yottngest
tliitiglitcr of l.)-t‘v'll'.l and l3.3t~‘cy Scntt, agecl l‘2 yr-ars
A-11:3.
I E
B seclusion.
PIE pa‘irt'.icrsitip licrotofore cxistiiigltetweeii
tlltf/Sul)SCl'ilJ(3l‘S, uiid;-.t' the itaine and firm
of H::t'tford <56 Sniith, is t‘lii:: day tlissolvc-.='l by
ntiatual agrccnioiit. l).'&Nll£ L ll.~\..\'Fl')iil.D.
C HA RL HS SM lTl-l.
Not'\v:ill=., Atigttst 17th, 18-‘M3.
l .. re
-—NOT‘iCE is hereby given to
(all persons liable to pay Taxes in the Town of
N(}l‘\1'ltll{, that the lllt(l(‘-l'sl£llt)i;l ltztvitig been ap-
,poiiiter.l Collector oftlte Town and State 'l‘a\'es
for the yoat' ].:i*~io‘, will meet them at the llotcl
xUl'.li‘t2tlt}S Stevens, on Sztturday the 9‘2d inst‘. at
ll o’t:loi:k, aftcrnooii, and at the Store of George
‘.?4th inst. at 1 o‘clock, iifternoon, for the purpose
of i-i;.(.-civiiig the saine.
Those who neglect tliis llolilct‘. may expect to
L i-: vi C~I.ARh', C.'ollec:'o-r.
Norwall-:, ."‘)ll_9,'llSl' 17, 1846.
t{,‘:'PS.L§']C'i‘fDR’.‘§ i\'?3'E‘t‘l(IK3.
i-"<l~{I(")'l‘l(Jl7l is licreby given to all persons lia-
.L ‘i ble to pay taxes in the town of New Claiutan
that the undersigned liaving been appointed
Colloc.-t.or.of the town and State tsixcs for the
vr-iar 13-'10; thés is tliereforo to give notice that I
will inect Llltilll on \‘.'ednesday the 2nd of Sept.
at ten o'clock A. M. at the store of \Vni. Crisscv
(in Points Si.) and on Szttitrtlay the 5th at. I‘.
M. at the P071 Oilico in said New C.tnaan for
And all those who neglect this tiotico may ex-
pect to pay travel fees.
iD.~\PtlUS ST. Joan, Collector.
New Canaan, August 10th 18-lb’.
Ensuran.ce._n_...-mt.
Agent for the Hitrtford M ritual inns“-
t-itniice COS!::b:ltll:_V’, the Sul).-;Ct'll:Cl‘lS2ll1llt()t'-
ized to take risks agaiiisizloss or damage b_v fire,
on Dwelling llouses, Barns, and out-buildings.
Also to renew and assign Policies. The prompt-
tie.-:s of this Coziipattiy in paying losses, and its
general higlt standing, corrtmend it to the confi-
(l()tJ(‘.0 of the public. The prciniuins are so small
as to be hardly worthy ofbeing taken into account
considering the sutisfnctioti atid advantage derived
from the security they afford.
The subscfiber is also agent for the ‘West-
cEsa:.-ster fiijtittiiil hiis~.tii'::itu~e Co. and
will take risks on behalfot that Co. on Dwel-
lings, Barns. Outaiuildings. Stores, Grist Mills,
llotises of VV()1'lSl1l]), Schooll-louses, Acadeinics,
Tanneiies, and most all classes of buildings.
Also, Hoa::eltold l“tirniturc, Goods, \Varc.s, and
'.‘vlet‘cl'iitiit;lizc in common Country Stores ; Hay,
Gt-ttiii, and Carri.'tgesin barns; Lumber, Stock,
and Tools of most inccliztnical business.
Not-walk, Aug. 1, 1.346. .l.-ts. Rum).
Great. I-‘renctii Rcniteely
OR CONSUMPTlOI\’! Iinporttmt t.o tho
Atllzcted. D1'*l..LAENNEC’S COUGI-1
1’lLLS, for the cure of Colds, Coughs, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, and all alfections of the ‘
Lungs, is the invention of the celebrated Dr.
Lacnnec, of Paris, It voluitiinous and profound
inedical writer, who has devoted l1lS_Wl10le life
to the study of Diseases of the Lungs and Chest.
lt is without. question the grcitte.~;t discoveryofthc
age, as it specific for all atl'ect.ions of the Lungs,
lit Ri«l;;efield on the 7th lust. of cancer in the
33-
Sloogs For Sale.
Hurougltoutz.
can be seen. C-n.tiiLi:s S. DAY.
South Norwall-2, Aug. 17, 127%‘.
.r " . F5"
$30 Stairs fiends
¥§'Al\"H‘E‘§}.
"31 MPLOY ME-.\‘T will be giveii by the sub-
ELJ sci-iber to 500 Shirt. Makers, on application
at the store recezttly occupied byJohn A. \Veed.
The liiglioz-t wages in CASH or Goods rill be
gpztitl to those who are compctcitt to do good
lwork‘. \VAi{i::.i.s..\' 6: Co.
:‘iorwalk, August 3, 18'-ti}. 30
UBLIC Attention is invited to the large and
elegat‘it:assortment of Harnesses, Saddles,
Bridles, \Vli'.ps, Trutiks, &c. to be found at the
establisllttmnt of the subscriber, embracing, as it
does every variet.y of article and style of union-
fac.tLti'e. Among the lot are several sets of
double. Hat'ricsscs, which are \vort.li_v the atten-
tion of those fuitug out pleasure equipages.-—-—
There. are also several very light. and airy single
liai'nc:;ses, designed for ncatncss but mauutitctur-
odofthobostmatcrials, t'l1l(l0llll)1‘tlCll1gtl'le double
merit of security and tastel'ulncss. Every article
needed in the line, may be found here, of the
best quality, and on very moderate terms. Re-
pairing as usual. \V:»i. B. SWAN.
Norwalk, July ‘.20, 1846. 18
Something New.
R. HILL ——wotild i'espec:tfully call the at-
tention ofthe public to it wonder-fttl improve-
ment in DI-}l\"i‘AL SURGE RY, by means
ofwhiclt the face may be restored to any degree
of ijotundity that. may be desired. \Vhere the
cliecks have falloh in, and the natural expression
lost, the contour may be restored by means of
this improvement, as also the perfect liarmony,
symmetry and beauty of the l'eaturo;=.
The aulzlior of this iinrovemciit Dr. J. Allen
of Cinciniiati received from the Ainericun Soc-'ty
of Dental Surgeons at their Annual Meeting
last. year, asplendid gold Medal forthis invention,
it being considered one of the greatest improve-
meiit.s in Dental Surgery that has been made
for many years.
Dr. Allen who has secured this invention by
letters patent has aut.horizc-.d the siib.sci'il)ci' to
use the same, and he now olfcrs his sot-vices to
the public in this as well as every other depaat-
mcnt of the profession. Office as usual.
A. HILL.
Norwalk, Aug. 10th, 18:10. 32
IE I I *5
Eusfitng Lots.
HE subscriber wishes to dispose of sm'ei'al
very eligible building lots, situsited within
a few rods of the Bi'idgo, and yet so retired as
to be free fi om the bustle and confusion of tho
busincsss localities oftlie village. These lots
are seven in number, and comprisn the lot: of
trout the coininoti cold, to the most seated cases
of Coiisumptioii. It is, at least. worth the trial »
of its tilt-)l‘ll'S by all sutl'o:'er.-3 ; for we are sure,
that the taking ofone or lwo1’ills‘ will convince:
any one that ltall't1hc truth has not been told of;
them. The beuelicial cllbct, in reducing the’
inc-:-t: itrztating Cougii, is almost. iizstantaiicous ;
indeed, as it gentleuian in Brooklyn the other
day told the agent, “a person who takes these:
Pills C(£IJil(".l.'.’_.j{I'I.” The worst cold can be cui'cd '
in 'l.‘\'v'.FI.‘-T'1‘Y-FUUl1 HOURS. \Vc challenge any
other nietlical preparatioii iii the world to ac-
t-oznplhslt this 1't.‘.;iL'all, no matter how extensively
put'foi_l it zziaiy be. A
V»-"liy then will people st:i“t1:t', when there is
an .'tl')::‘0llll'0 spcciiia within their reach '? This
is not 21 purgativc medicine, but is composed of
ir.g:'c;.lici:ts wlticli act with cortaiii and wonder-
ful powcrupoii all diseases oftlie lungs, whether
iin'i:iinatoi'y or cltronic. To their perfect adap-
tation to \vl1atcvc.t' affects tltose itnportatit orgaiis,
and the cures [l0l‘fi)l‘lIl{.‘(.l in almost
has been owing to their great success and popu-
lztt-ity—a popularity so uiicxampled, that all
lc‘rancc has been tilled witli wonder and amazo-
ment at their astonishing cllbcts. Medical men
liave been paraly;/.cd with ama7.emont', to see
patients who had been abandoned by them, or
pronounced beyond the ltoaling art, restored to
perfect. health by these inediciiies. The use of
a single dose cannot fail to satisfy the skeptical
of their extriiordiitztry power. V
3.7.2-‘F’ The COUCH l’iLLS are‘ One Dol-
lara box, with full directions.
£37’ Dr. LAENNECS l*‘AMlLY PILLS,
a mild, safe, and ell‘cct:iv'c cathartic, an inlitllible
remedy for Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, and all do-
rati_ijc.ittc.utsofthc stomach and biliary organs.
Price cents a box.
Sold wholesale. and retail by J. \Vinc-hcstcr,
General Agent for North America, at 30 Ann st
New York.
Also by C. FANTO.\7 6:’. SON, Bedding
Ridge, Ct. general itgent. for l"itirlie1d ,Count.y,
Of Wlloin are their agents. The most satisfacto-
ry testiinonials may be obtained. Sold also by
the following agents:
Samuel W’. Baldwin, Bridgeport.
\V’illiam Bradley, (3‘rrccnliel.d.
Mall‘.-tt Scelcy, Easton.
\Villiam A. Sturges, \Vt-iston.
Thoinas B. Fanton, Rcdding.
\Villian'i A. J udd & Co. Betliel.
A. B. Hull, Danbnry.
Elias Btirchard, Mill Plains.
Edward Starr, N ewtown.
Ezra Morgan, do
\\’ thin in 15. Glover, Sunday Hook.
Hopkins 5; Tywoll, Brooktield.
Secley Barnum, New Fairfield.
Sainuel S. Olmstead, Ridgefield.
lieeler dc’ Sinith do
Comstock 8.: Hall, New Canaan.
Samuel C. Silliman, Jr. do
Geo. B. l\1iddlebrook, \Vilton.
A-bijah Betts, do
Geo. F. Daslmin, Norwalk.
(ileo. \V. Smith 6: Co. So. Norwalk.
Roswell Hoyt, Staint'ord..
Geo. W. Todd, do
John VV. Taylor, VVestport..
T. Cltamberlin, Darion.
Bates & Avery do
1’. Akin, Greenwich.
Ncwinan‘ dz Hows Greenwich.
u:-nip and. Eota.Baga Seed.
32;
ground running: through-from Gibb’s Lane to
what; is called Mullen Hill street, immediately
south of the residence of \Vm. J. Street, Esq.
There are tlirce on Mullen Hill and four front-
‘ ing on Giblfs Lane, directly opposite the resi-
deuce of Horace A. Gibbs. For beauty of lo-
zation and convenience to the linsiness ofthe vil-
lage, these lots are not equalled. Tliey can be
had singly, or otherwise, on very rnoderatc terms,
by .'tpplicat.i0n to Fitianisiuci: Joitx.
Norwalk, Aug 10, 18-ll‘. 32
To the Probzttc étfouri. for the Big-
Lict of l’ilG)3‘\‘t’1lH{,
HE application of E:-rthcr Gofl‘ of the city,
county, and state of New York rospcctl'ul-
ftilly sltowoth :——That. she is guardian to Fran-
ces A. (loff. Adelaide A. Golf. Caroline V. Golf,
Thotnas H. Golf, and Theodore A. Gulf. Mi-
nors residing in the city, county, and state ofNeW
York, and that said Minors are the owners of an
tindivirled interest in the following real ostiite
situated in the town of \Vilton in said district, to
wit, one certain tract of land with the buildings
thereon stnndin_i;—--in quztntity one acre, and
bounded northerly by land ofSami1cl Butts, e is-
terly by highway, soutlterly by land of James
Reed, Charles L. .laue.s and George Hares, mid
westerly by land of James l.'{(.-.ed. The interest
of said Minors in said real estate being valued at.
eight ltundred dollars.
And she f urtlicr s(t},'s,, That: the estate is at
present. unproductive; that the avails thereof
are wanted for the support, maintenance and ed-
ucation of said hlinors and that it will be for the
advantage ofsaid Minors to sell the same, and
invest. the a.va.i_ls thereofaccording to law; where-
fore she says there isjust and reasonable ca use
for selling the same. She therefore prays the
Court to order said real estate to be sold, and to
empower her or some other meet. person to sell
tho same, pursuant to the statue in such case
made and provided.
.Es'rm:tt GOFF. Guardian.
Dated Norwalk, August 7th, 1840.
District of I\"m-u°all.‘, Probate Court ss
August 7th. A. D. 18-1-'3. ‘ _
Ordered, That the foregoing application be
ltcarcl and determined at. the Probate Oflice in
said Norwalk on the 14th day of October A. D-
1846, at 9 o’clock forcnoon; and that; notice
thereof be published in some pttblic newspa_r;cr
near the place where such real estate lies, three
weeks successively, at least six weeks before
said time assigned.
32 Ggoncr; A. DAV'ENPORT, Judge.
NORWALK ENG LlSH AND CLA SS-
ICAL SCHOOL.
HE noxt_quarter will commence on Mon-
. - day the 3d of August.
TUITION. _,
In Common English Branches, $4 00 pi‘ qr-
Languages, 5 90 “ “
Frenclt——c.xtra 9 00 " "
Music on the Piano, including use
of inst.ruuiont——extra 12
Incidental expenses. ,
A ']_‘egc11er’s department will be opened at
‘the commencement of the qr——in which lectures
will be given upon teaching and such st.i.tdies
pursued as are adapted to the wants of teachers
of common schools. Certificates of scholarship
will be- given to such as sustain their examina-
tion. . TORRS HALL, Principal
Norwalk, Jtly 27,1845-' ~15
Lemon Syrup,
00 H. I‘
25 as It
’ 4 OR. sale by J. A.. XVEEDK
' ,§:C7,t'\\'t1ll(, July 27,.18-16. V '
1' superior artiele,.for saleb , ,
.A J. A. W'EED..
meadow may be had to cut. on shat‘ *5 b ' .
i Q 3 in suitable reward with the thatzks. of the owner,‘
:33;
OR SALE on favorable terms, the Sloop
FAME, of 50 tons burden, ill good 01'dI3)_'
Applicittiozi may be inadc‘ of the
subscr'.he.r at South Non *.:lk, where the vessel
3i'.'*-33
-‘
-.—..._.L.¥
Losst‘,
l with gold clasps. The finder will receive
' GEO: W. BETTS’
Not-walk.
l .
I At a Court of Probate ltoldeii at ZVOrwa U5, 1L"l§.lL-
in ancljlrr the Dist'rictqf'1Vorw-zzlk, on the fat
day Q/'.-_lugust, A. .D.=1846. I
STATE of ABRAM CRISSY, Jr. an
i <ll‘ISOl'v"t3l}l3 debtor of New Canaan in said
, District: assigned in tl'l.l.‘3l2 for the benefit of his
1 creditors.
:of September, A. D. 1846 at. 1) o'clock in the
.f()l‘0ll00ll for the appointment, attlie Probate Of-
,fic_c in said Norwalk, of Commissi_oners to re-
ceavc, examine and atiju:-:t the claims of the cred-
itors of saiil.cst:itc ; and that all persons interes-
ted ’ll:i said estate may be duly notified tlicr.~of,
the lrustoe ofsaid Clslitic will cause this order
pipe published in a tic-ws1:::pet' printed in Fair-
iicid county, and also post a copyihereof on the
public sign post in said New Ciiiiaan at least
‘three weeks lwforc‘. said 1st day of :':§eptetnbcr.
,3t3l Gt-IOXLGE A. D.n'r.;<Poti-'i',Jttd.gc.
LE‘ l*~£€)'§‘§CE3.
HE Court of Probati-. for the District of
Norwalk ltatli lii‘:tit'crl and allowed six months
front the date hereof for the creditors of the es-
tate of BE.\'.l'AMl;‘v" ISAACS, late of Nor-
walk in said (llSli'l(‘.ttl0Ct’t1SeCl to exhibit; their
claims torsettleinnnt. Those who tieglcci: to
presott tlteir_accounts, properly attested, within
said time will he deb:-trred tl recovc-.r_v.
All persons iiidebted to said estate. are reques-
ted toinake inizncdiate payment to
FRA_\'C1-I3 lsutatcs, ’Executrix.
‘ S.tmn:t. LYNES, Executor.
Norwallc, August 6, 184?.
’ i \ . SKI-G.-S B.
HE subscribers have just received a hand-
some supply of choice sugars, well worthy of
public attention. GEO. Vt’. SMITH.
ALI-‘RED KN‘.-\I’I’.
So. Norwalk July 23, 1846.
Insii-uct.-ion on the Piano-I-‘ortc.
bylestving it at
3 '2
l’ 11-IE subscriber, tenders his services to the
citizens of Norwalk, as it l'£‘-tt(:l1£‘.l' of
Music. He deems ltiinselfqtialiticd to give in-
struction upon the Piano, and also invocal music.
Any persons wtsliing to take lessons in either
branch, may make application at the residence
of Mr. Storrs Hall. Terms $12 per quarter.
JOHN C. BRIGGS
.No1°\v'alk, July 520, 1846.
Ar(3,UATlC EXCURSIONS.
1 he Schooner Lafayette, already
, favorably known to the public as a
- safe and coininodious craft t'orpleas-
ure Excursions in the liarbo-r, is now in excellent
rriin for the accommodation of parties in pnr.-:uit
of aquatic sports and pleasures. She will be
conveyed to any point in the liarbor from which
parties may wish to embark, at their order, left.
either at S. 6: E. Olmstoa(l’s store, or with the
subscriber near Bencdict’s Tide Mill.
COOK ST. TOXIN.
Norwalk, July 527’, 1846. 30
blew Dry Good s
' .43‘ ‘ :
€03§§'E‘0(.‘Ii dc KIALL
TEVAKJVI pleasure in announcing to their very
numerous patrons, and the public generally
that they lmvejust received it select Z1SS02'tI110l‘.t of
Step’: and Fancy Dry Good,
for Gentlemen and Ladies’ \Vcar, adapted to the
Spring and Summer Fas/Lions of 184C.
\Ve feel it altogetherunnecessary to enumerate
articles, but simply say, that the rqmlalion (/1 is
€Sldl)liSlt7)lCIll has Jzoncstly car-necl, not only by
selling c/zeap, but in keeping a large and well
sclcctccl s/oclc, shall befully sustairiccl.
'\Ve have availed ourselves largely of the re-
cent reduction of prices in New York, consc-
qttent upon the very severe pressure in the mo-
ney m_arket., and ottr stock never was more com-
plete in every particular; and as the greater
part ol't.he goods of most ofour mcrcliants v.'e.i'c
probably bought some three weeks ago, at the
spring prices, we are srifr.’ in s(1_2/z'n,;-‘t/tat‘ 10!.’ are
well gweparcrl to OFFE R BA l’tGAl'NS in all
kinds of Goods to Cus:'t l’-urc.’iass_*rs.
Those who favor us with an early call, will
have the szttisfactiori of selecting trotn an assort-
ment amivaled in c=..\:tent and variet_v. and at pri-
ces which we pledge 01.11‘!-‘Cl\'(‘.S shall prove sat-
isfactory to the closest Ctzslz Bu_y'r:rs.
\Ve would especially invite. an inspection o.”oi‘zt'
stock of BNLLINERY GOODS, as it is quite
large, and a branclt of the trade to which we
pay parlicz/(ar al!(’;'lll077,.
New Canaan, May 8, 184.5.
‘.29
[IE gciuiine Dolly's Magical Pain Extrac
. oi 'or Sill 3' .. . 7' : «: .
t ', t ‘c b_ l A \V P} 1)
New Goods!
AT THE om smnp or
l.ll%il.S llljllilifilll, fl fill.
l’ Til-1E Sl.1i)SCl'il)Cl'S have recently added l;o their
B stock, 21 large and elegant assortineiit; of
Goods, suited to the present season.
There may be found among't~licni, a great va-
riety of _7l1't'7zs’ and B0_7,I,s’ Summer lvVear. Also,
Ladies’ Dress Gnarls, consisting of Pi"int_e(l and
Gingltani Lawns; Earlston and French Ging-
hrinis; R~icli»l’l:tid and Strip’ Silks; \Vhite Lace‘
mid Plaid Muslins; Englisli, French and Amer-
ican Prints‘. &c. cfcc. Also, a few pieces extra
French and English Broadclotlis, togetlic-.i' with
:1 beautiful lot. of plain and Fancy Cassiineres, of
the very latest styles. Thoyliavc also on hand
.11 general 71SSt)l'iIl'lCtIt ofevcry thingin their line,
that may be called for. The public are invited
to call and examine. .
.llIe;1s’ and Boys’ Cloth C.'aps.——Tlte subscri-
bers have on hand it beant.iful assortinent.—
Please call and look at them.
JAHES MALLORY, 6.: CO.__
Bititsincss Strand in Baricn_ for sale.
WHE subscriber intending to go vvest in the
_ fall, offers to sell his sittiittioit in Dari-
en, consisting of one half an acre of -groullfls 00
which there isa dwelling House. STOW: Cm‘-
l 1-iagn House, Barn and 'Btlier out-houses, all
nearly new and in good condition. ‘The locality
is it good one for a general country store. One
having been kept on the premises for the last 1.5
years‘, and is now doing :1 fair “business. It is
situated on the post road from New York to
N ew'Havcn, about; half way betwen Statnford
and l\'orwalk.- It. is but. three miles from Old
\Vell or Sout.h Norwalk, where steainboats run
daily to and front New York, a_n__(l'. about ‘.2 miles
"from two of the best‘ landings for market boats
along shore. It is within. about 10 rods of the
Congregational Church, and 15 or 20 rods of the
Academy. T here is every facility for" doing a
good business on tcmperaizce pri1ic£ple8._\Vh|Ch
can be desired. He will also sell either in con-
nection with the above named pt'ope1't3*.:0?‘5¢l"
arately, 12 acres of first rate land’ and in good
state of cultivation. For furthfier particulars en-
quire‘ on the premises. Ono. .tVL\TH§R-
Darien, June 25th, 1846. _ - ~m26
N. B. If the above pi-operty is not sold on or
before the first of Oct. next‘, it will then be offer-
cr.
edTJiersiibtslii:iber would also notify the public in
general-, that he will sell his stock of goods, con-
sisting of dry goods, crockery and groceries at
cost.» '. '
_ _ . ’. V . i ‘I '
jig. BGUT fiy-'9; ggc‘)-es bf B1501, g,.,,53 and Saul ni Monday toe twentieth ult., a hair brace}-.~t ‘T
This Court does assigtt the first day .
lllard and Pale Brick of the best: quality,‘ to be’
found at the yard of the subscriber, about 3-4‘
of [a mile above the Conrogational Chut-ch";
The public may depend upon a constant supply’
at all tiurcs at this yard. .1. D. Iimgum.
‘Wilton’, July 20, 1846. H29‘
G52.-$58 SEED. A
{i LOVE ft, Redtop and‘ Timothy Seedofthd
' first qtzulu y, for sale‘ by
HUBBELL 5: CO.‘ __
CHE in.-‘sits. '
NE\V , supply of first rate’ cheese, just re-
cievcd and tor stile at Bi;;m_,L3_
July 27th. 18-if‘. -
DRESS POKRAK,
fog BAP. RE L 55 Moss Fork ‘of tho subscribqi-'
owtr putting-up, for sale by the b:irrel‘or‘
less quantity, by HUBBELL & CO.
Norwalk, July 1846.‘
4§7«'§'€0CEBi_ES,’ «Stag:
M. H. CLEVELAND has recently ta-
ken the store at Five Mile River, for-
inorly occupied by Legrant. Stevens, where he-
hits opened a general assortment of .,C-_l,Tt°ocet'ios,‘
Flour and Provisions, atid expects to be able to’
meet the wants of the public, with all t.l1osc arti-'
clos found in It ftuiily Grocery, on terms, and at’:
pricesas fiivorablc as other establishinents of the
kind. A Sl1Hl'(‘. of public pati'oii-age is solicited.
Five Mile River, May 1-2, 1846, 19
L AS'.l‘S.-—'I‘lie St-bscriber would invite the"
attention of the cralt to a lot of very hand-‘
some lasts which he has just received from Bal-
timore. The lot comprises men's women's mis-
scs and t:ltildren’s.
‘
HENRY IIANDES.
BUELDING §'E'0PlE-I FOR SALE.
3 qtiantity of blasted stone “of good qu:1l'it.‘y_.j
’‘ I’3‘l11ire of E.» VV. STUART. 313:
A Vatimblc Mill Property for Sale.
THE subscriber will sell his new
sis‘; and valuable Mill Property in Nor-
l5!! wz lk. Said propertj-i is- situated
— within halfa. mile ofthe sloop landing
at the Bridge, and two and a half of the village
of Seth t'orwalk where the Steamboats arrivo
and depart cacli day. The Mill is 40 by 30, ft.
two stories high, and is arranged in part as a
saw mill, for sawing logs, and in part: for turn--
ing, sawing, boring, innrticing, &c by machine-"
ry. The water wheel is an overshot, and there
sufiicicnt power to carry on all kinds of wood
imnmfactures from sawing the logs, to comple-
ting the work; and connected with the mill are
all the ll("COSS§l’l‘_Y imtchitiés for that purp'd'se,='
viz : circular and coach saws, turning lathe, ten-‘
aiiting, inorticing and boring machines, (Ste. &c.-‘
Coiincr.-ted with the property and adjoining,-
tliere is it dwelling house, and blucksmith’s shop.“
The whole are nearly new and are in first rate"
order: and the property is most desirable for‘
any person clvsiring to do it carriage making oi?"
other similar business, to prepare timber for tile”
nmrket, or to do custom sawing. As the sub"-"
scriber cannot attend personally to the business, '
he will dispose of the. premises on reasonable
terms. Enquire of Chas. lsaacs or Levi Clark‘
of N orivalk, or of Eowis J. ST. J oiti\‘.
Norwalk, July 13th, 48-16." 28
FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for ‘sale on’
favorable terms, a homsetead, situz:-’
-ted in this town, about. three-fourths
- ‘ of it mile from the bridge, near the
residence of Goo. \V. St. John, consisting of ti?
new and convenient dwelling house, and aliouti‘,
one and one quarter acres of land, with it well‘
of excellent water, it garden, fruit; and forest‘
trees tl10'l‘B’0l"t. The locat.ion is pleasant, and the‘
property desii.'abl»c for a person Wishing to live‘
out of, yet near to the village. The’ property
will be sold low for cash.
’ Enquiry may be mad'e'ot‘« Fmvius CLARK,‘
living on ilte_pt'cmisos.-
Norwalk, July ‘32, 1846.
FOR SALE.
A valuable farm situated in Ridge-
,‘ bury, half it mile south of the meet-
gll‘.;,‘§2;; ing-liouse, containing about 2200 acres
of excellent land. well proportioned
for tnoadow, plowing itn‘l wood ; well Watered
by never litiling springs; well fenced with stone;
with two young 0l'L'ilttl'(iS, cliiolly grafted fl'til,ltf‘;5
also, several kinds of pi-nrs, quinces, el’t‘ei'rie's,'.-
peaclic.~z, grapes and _a variety of other fruit.
There is also a good dwelling house, threebarns,»
carriage house and granary, with other out buil-‘
dings ;' a good well of never failing water, under"
it shed attached to the house; also two others
ne.tr the buildings, &c.,t9 be sold together or in
se_iai-ate pieces, as may best suit purchasers; for‘
t'1trl‘lier particulars, terms, &c. apply to the sub;
scriber on the premises. . ’
JOHN T. ROCI{WELL.
Ridgebury, July 13th, 1840. 303t*V
Pork, Laird, Hams, Sl:ouli1crs.A
FE‘ HE subscribers ofiier for sale at Wholesale‘
. and retail on as fltvorable terms as can be‘
bought in New York—100. bbls.. Mess Pork};
15 bbls. Lard ; 10,000 Hams and Shoulders—all._'
put up by ourselves with care, and will give’sat'-7
isfaction. COLVISTOCK <5: HALL.
New Canrtan, June 15, 1846. .'
AGENCY OF THE V
‘Willi:1n1.sbui'g Fire Ins. ComD3||Y,.
No. 74 lVall strcct, New York.
DII£EC'l‘0R :'
Charles 0. Handy,-
, Th0rnfLSM§.‘Ell'fltl1,'
Nic-holas'"Wycl~:oll',~ ‘
Samuél_ Clapp,-,
30?
Samuel \Villets,
\Villiam LayT~inr
Frederick VV. Favre',.
Andrew C. Benedict, A ,
Lemuel Richardson, Abm. T. Van Boske'rcl_:,.-'
\Vash'mgton Post, Jeremiah Johnson,
Francis DtiB0is. '
A. B. Honoxs, Sec‘_v. VVAs'it"roN Pos'r, P35.
The citizens of Norwalk, and of t_l£!¢ _C01ml}Y Of‘
Fairfield, who are desirous of effectingtnsurance“
in theaboye named company can be accommoda-"
tod on favorable terms by applying to _ J
_ J. CAMP, JIt., Agents
Norwalk, July 14, 1846. 29’
-‘iicn CREAM SALOON
T the rooms over W. E. Btssi-‘._I.Ll5 Drug-
tzli store, No. 12 Olmstea d’s BI1lldlI1g$9 0179"‘
every afternoon and ev
_..———
ening duringthe sumu_1_e_i_'.»
1 LL. persons indebted to moon liooli aecraanv.
or notes are requested to~tnrtl40'. 1f“m9d“1t°iP3Y"
ment at my store, as I shall retain my accounts-‘
for mic mart-t/t more- I: am in real want of; tbef
funds, and hope those who owe me willvcull-‘
immediately and pay up_ and savecxpense.
C. J. GRUMA N.
I "
Nottce. _
A-LL persons are hereby fo1'bidden.t2:‘ftrusr
Amzi L. Penrioyer, a _lJ‘llDOI‘il.1!1d6l’the age
of twenty {one years, either on his'<_IWn» 01_‘ my
account, as ng debts do; his coufpacgllig ixgt b0°f
rtcknowle go or pni y me 8 9" '
this notice. NATHAN PENNOYER-.
New Canaan, July 97'-'r1345- 3"-39‘
""7 PPEB ._ sauce.-—..t . splendid, ‘article
»P.]-forsalc by J.-» A-C-“YEED~ r_
W-'l“l'.'ii‘ot'\’.-4-s6',oc_o4-I
Norwalk Chronicler