"'i‘gientleiicss. in the ratio of his lit lessaess and
' olliis ambition has been reached by a niunlicent
"Bishop and Bishop of England, is -£3,154.500
‘or about $15,000,000.
year.
to produce a similarsinte of things here.
Aitary, for the wire-workers, while the people
Tues. T. \Viii'i"i'Li:s1:r, the loco candidate
forIGovernor, is undergoinga process of infla-
tion and brushing up. The accumulated rust
of a life of inactivity and doltish stultification of
mind and body, seems to be giving place to a
the man is assuming an entirely new character.
There is‘ nothing so transforining, and so calcu-
lated to bring out in bold relief the shining cliar-
i.ct¢-r ofreul merit, as to places man in noniiiia-
tion for office. Mr. \Vhittlesey’s‘ acquaintan-
ces, bear with some surprise," and some of ihi-m
laugh in their slcves, to hearhiin cracked up as
ii men of energy of cliaracter. -The gain-game
however, don't go down with all of them. The
locus of Danbury can't bear the infliction in si-
lence, but openly declare their preferences for
thewhig candidate. rathtr than ft r a man whose
stupid inditi'erence to every thing around him,
renders it“ exceedingly doubtful whether he can
tell what year of the 19th Centuryhe lives .in.
I-tis represe'nt.e‘d that he has retired from the
bar, and has become a tiller of the soil. It is
fortunate that he‘-has been provided with the
means of a livelihood from the ea.ith, for his in-
dolence of‘ habits, and poverty of intellect, inca-
patiated him for ever earning his breadand but-
-;:r.by his profession. The only labor he ever
performs, physical or mental, is that of niasticr-
tion.
tied for, his highest ambition is gratified, and he
lolls away existence with the composure and
happy in-zlilference of :1 clam at high-water. H e
is _a good easy soul, filled with good nature and
The wants or the inner man being provi-
aversion to effort. He has not a positive ql.'ltlllllt‘tl.~
tion for any station, much less that of Governor
of Connecticut. Tholiighest round in the ladder
patriinorfy, and he is well satisfied with the place
he h0lds—-a mere blank in the scale of creation.
'@‘ The aggregate salaries of the Arch
_ The siilary of the Lord
H‘gh Chancellor of England, is about $70,900 a
The poor in- England and Ireland, are
dyirig of starvation. Capital is protected in
I*.ngland——the masses are left to starve. or are
crushed by the enormous taxes levied to sup-
port thohigh salaried nobility.
The locos of this country are doing their best
They
oppose domestic industry, and doom the honest
and industrial classes of the land, to idleness and
' The Jim ./Vise -Case.-—Tlie contest foil
‘was something in ii,” contrary to anticipa-
. . . . ~ V iNess of N. Y. was the
reputation for energy and active usefulness, and ;ex "°”e°"°r 3' ’
-The trial is now progressing at Washing.’
‘too, with a very fa r prospect of the wid--
OVER-.‘~'lIOI~IS.
HE subscriber has just received a lot of as
good Over-Shoes as can be found in any
the property of the late Go.-n.Vau Ness, of,’
Wasbinrrton, begins t-o look as if “ there‘
° ‘ Dry Good Shoe Shop in this place. Also a lot
of Men's stout boots and shoes aschoap as can
be found in any Boot and Shoe Grocery Store.
Geo. Hovr.
Nurwiilk, Nov. 30 1346. 48
IF Hear “ tiun. Bird " again: 5;
I heard alittle. pretty bird
Pour from its tum-ful throat
Such sweet. rich notes, all nature hushed,
_. To catch that glee orie's note;
E And still ciirolling as he tlew,
3 Far along the distant shore,
I caught the burden of his song:
"l‘was. "Go to ‘.\"A.RD'S NEW S'roiu~:l”
iion. On the death of the old gentleman,
ipresumptive heir of the large estate of the‘
deceased, when a Widow put in her claim
of a right to inherit o e third of his real,
and one half of his personal property.~—’,
ow’s carrying the day.
Pope Pius IX. is said to be too liberal
for his Cardinals, all but two of wlioui are?
reputed to be opposed to his government
The pontifflimz just taken is bold step, viz;
established ii Coniicil of State without in-
cluding in it a siiiglc Cardinal. The pop-
ulace of Rome declare that this shall be the
‘At --\Vill be offered
at. Public Auction, on Saturday the 5th of De-
cember noat, a tract. of land, about 14 acres in
C1llRm1l,‘.'. lying on the Danbury road, about 3
Norton.
ALL persons indebted to the firm of Joseph
S. Meeker 6: Son, are hereby notified that
payment must be made forthwith to the subscri-
ber. Gnoiion R. blnnxnn.
Nov. 17. 1846. 46
Owner Wanted,
X N Owner is wanted for a long boat, picked
up on the sound, recently by the subscri-
b .-r. Inquiry can be made by mail, postage
paid---or oihewisc, of the undeisignedgat South
Norwalk. Ciuauzs Dar.
Norwalk, Nov. 16 1846.
Y HIS is to forbid all personanharboring or
trusting my wife Sally on my account as 1
shall pay no debts of her contracting ; for she has
left my bed and board without ii cause or provo-
Jcsrus S. Disnaow.
cation.
Afivostport, Nov. 1‘3,.1846.
Saline and Velvets.
ECEIVED this day, satin: and velvet; for
46
rlzist Pope; meaning if anything happens
miles from i\'orwalL' Bridge, well fcnccd.and.
ppsscseing agood front for bnildnig purposes.‘
lhe sale will take place on the preiiiiscs at 2,
o'clock, P. M. As the object is to sell, a very
moderate sum ll . 3- ::.ecure it,
to him (Pius) they will not suffer another.
Miss Luis West, a girl liftcen years of
age, at Georgetown Kentuclty. Cllnlllllllfltl‘;
to memory accurately the whole New Tes-Q
tainent in six wen ks, at the same time at-l
Janus Rani).
Norwalk, Nov, 21’, 18-16.
tending to her other domestic duties.
N. York Cattle 11:: r!ief—~No\'. 2:3.
At .’-llurko-I I550 Bt'cfCntlle. 300 lioin ll.c_Soutli,
3-?) (,‘ows.and Calves. and 300 .\.‘ln.-up and Lanibs,
l’rices—l3eefCattle-—-Good and Prime Ste} 50 to
$8 75. 200 unsold.
Slir.p and l_.Ill!lb.i--1nal'l{el cleared $1 50 to
$3. l.i-iinb.-1. $1 and $2.
Co-.va and Calves--All at zmirkct taken at rates
ofbetwceii $20 to $30.
(]'_ To \\‘ll0.’sl ir is-Y co.\'ci-:ii:v.—.-'Xll persons
alilictcd with Coiisiiinptioii, or Coughs, or any iin-
pnrc disease of the blood, would find it to their iii-
tcrest to read the arlvcrtisciiicnt in another column
in this paper headed, Coiisiumptiun.
I ZIIARRIAGI-ZS.
On Sunday evening last, in the Methodist E.
Church at South Norwiilk, by Rev. Mr. Hoyt,
Samuel \Vatc-rs to Jane Ann Byxbee, daughter
ol'Capt. James Byxbcc, all of South Norwalk.
On the lilth oh. by the Rev. Reuben Frame,
Sanford Kecler ot'\Veston to Nancy Jones of
South Siilciii.
ln Bridgeport, on the 17th inst, Mr. Sainiiel
IV. Baldwin to Miss Mary \V. Bussey, both of
Bridgeport.
In Bridgeport. on tl.e 19th inst. Mr . George
Thompson of Bridgeport to Miss Delia Smith
of New York. '
DE.-XTHS.
“j
destitution. Evcrymove of locofoco patriotism
increases the number of fat offices, civil or mili-
i
In Danbury 12th tilt. Mr. Caleb Pearce, aged
about 60. At the Poor House, :2(itli ult. Mr.
John Drnnimo id, aged about 465, delirium.
In Brid_;epi.i't, on the 17’t.h inst. Mary Jane,
are required to work or fight, for the scantiest , only daugliter of Elisha A. Clark, aged 6 years.
'Oii the 1*3t'n inst. Rebccca A. (laughter of Mr.
. . . . _ . lFrc:lei":ck Pai°rott. aged 10 years.
Th” gl°“°u3 P°1k WM’ ‘3 W35 ‘he lhmg {Wt In l«‘airlield, 16th iii:-st. Sarzali Sturgcs, aged 46. i
pittance that will keep soul and body together.
‘A. easy souls, are good enough to do the fightingé
.Thursday last.
. raw, but this we presume produced no chill of.
" the grateful enjoyment. of the bounties of Provi-
_ deuce, kept up the full measure ofthe happiness ;
. think rather thinly attended.
‘creating lucrative places for political favtritcsl,
and Court parisites, while, the dear pcopie. good
f.al‘ 7 or 8 dollars a month !—good enough sub-
jects for the ravages of slaughter, disease, and,
, int snse suffering from exposure and toil, broken,
consitutions, 65 the prospect oflingering death. '
Comfort and fat. living to the few, and destE- l
tution and dependence to the mass!
’ The "more object, the more easily swayed byl
I the heartless and designing deinagoguc.
Tint-.\'Kseiv::«'G.-'I‘his festival, E0 character-
istic of its founders, was observed in this as well .
as some sixteen other States of the Union on y
The weather was bleak andl
feeling within the hearts and domicils of the
sons of the fore-f-ithers of New England, the cs- ,
pecial devotees of this good old time-lionored
The glow of kindly infection, and
I
observance.
which usually crowns these recurring occasions. I
Our churches were open, but we should _
Rev. Dr. Hall ,
delivered, as he generally does at such times, an l
able find appropriate discourse, which we be-'=
Iiévla met. with a most favorable reception from-
these who listened to it. It. was suggested tol
us that it would appear well in print. Sliouldi
a copy be furnished us, we would cheerfully
give it place.
A Negro by the name? of Coe, last. from
New-Haven, was arrested on Saciurday night
last, for severely beating and bruising a white_
man ‘by the name of Van Eman, while in 9.:
He had a trial on _
Monday before Justice \Veed, which brought tot
lrectioiis will very soon restore the organs of the
lstomach to their iizitiiral tone and actiin. and regu-
helpless state of inebriation.
the stand numerous witnesses, and assembled a
In Black Rock. 21st inst. Mrs. Elizabeth
Olir.sfe:id, aged 77.
Ne w Goods.
I
! ; UST rec'd at w.utn's sroaa. where may be
l found it general assoittn.-.nt of Dry (30013 at
,priccs very low to close the fall trade of 1846.
Nov. 31.
\‘V :1 RD
[IS rec'd this day a new lot of tho-=0 beau-
tiful French Caps so inuch admired by the
Norwalk boys. Come quick or they will be
gone as soon as lot 1st. Nov. 31.
Call and see.
Ladies Hints, of every color and shade, with
ribbons and feathers to match. All in want will
do well to call at the "Old Bridge Store," as
i they will be sold extremely low.
C. J. GRUMAN.
Black '1"i'ribe: Cloths.
HE Best assortment to be found in Fnirfield
co. at prices that will surprise all who
want. Tbeyare the best article for Ladies’
Cloaks. Please call at the Old Bridge Store.
GRU MAN.
French Merino,
E CE IVE D, the best assortment of French
Merino ever offered, consisting of every
shade and color, with ti-ingcs and buttons to
match, for either cloaks or dresses. at
GRUMAN'S.
ON Cll EiVIlS'l‘l{l'.
THE Subscriber, proposes to give a course
of ten experiniental lectures, at his school-room,
provided a sufiicie-.:it number of tickets are dispo-
sed of.
Tickets for the course one dollar, may be
had at. this ofiice, or at the store of James Mal-
lory dc Co. S. HALL.
USLIN S.Burlaps, susperior double twill'd
iyg .
a bagging, warp, horse blankets, cm-pets,
oil-cloths, 5,-c. to be had cheap of W’.-tan.
Norwalk, 31st Nov.
BOX E€A§!:.\'S.
SUPPLY of BOX RAISINS, in whole.
'\ or in qiiai'tez'-boxes or at retail, for sale
cheap at Buna.u.r.'s.
Nov. 28 18-16.
1‘.-‘it-lam Butter.
A new supply of Cheese.
POUNDS of first rate Butter, for
1 POUNDS of very fine CHEESE
sale by the firkin, or at reail, cheap by
Jon): Buaa.u.x..
for sale at. Bnim.-u.r.s.
Nov. 28, 1846.
A new supply of Sugairs
OR. sale cheap at Bttiut.-.i.x.‘s.
Nov. ‘.38. 1846.
lllultial NI-.:fi's! Etliilflll
at WARD’S.
Grocery and Crocl&ei'y Store, the
‘ ' B have just rereived from New York, a
large stock ofCrocltery in nddizion to the
stock we had on hand. Also, Earthen I’lntt.ers
and 0 her Earthen ware, at the Factory prices.
\VhoIc. boxes,_halves and quarters, new Rais-
ins; Soap and Candles, wholesale and retail;
Rock Salt. Liverpool ground do; large and
small sacks salt; also a quantity of rock salt,
ground, in 2.3 lb bags; 2000 Pickels ready for
use; Lamp Oil, fro.rn.75 cts, to 4‘3l,‘25 ; Ropes
of all sizes; Clover, timothy and red top seed;
a quantity of new leaf sage; Molasses. and Su-
gars ofall kindsand prices; Flour by the barrel
or at retail; Stove Blocking; Corn and Oats.
and articles too numerous to mention, all of
will be sold cheap, at the store of
ALLFN 6.: MEEKER.
Norvvalk. Dec. 1st, 1846.
, Ladies’ I-‘air.
IHWHE ladies of St. Stephen's Parish, Ridge-
- - field. will hold a Fair at the house of Mr.
Amos Smith, on the last day of December and
on New Years day, for the purpose of defraying
the Church debt.
A great variety of useful and fancy articles
will be exhibited, and ll supper provided on each
evening.
The Ladies respectfully invite the public to
attend.
’ I
Heyer .9 E1113.
Tllli AMERICAN IM PROVEI)
llygeiiua Veg table Meiliciilc.
THESE Pills are one of the best Medical Com-
pounds in use at the present day. A» ll coiinnon
family play.-ic. for tldlllllllillfillflll in all temporary
coinpl.-iiiits of the stnmacli and bowels, head-ache,
colds, die. they may be fully depended upon. and a
prompt use oftlieni mi the first appoaraiice of indis-
[;0l.ll0ll will invariably save much sickness. They
are peciiliarly adapted to all cases of weakness and
cneral dehility-—-any dcriiiigciiient of the system.
and especially with l'einales—-and a steady, uiiintcr-
riipted tisc oftheni. in strict conformity with the di-
considerable auditory of very choice specime.ns_1aie the bowe1,.,,,n,; ,.,,,,,.,,..a,,, ,h,__ ,.,.},,,1e ,,y,,,,.m
of Democracy, the affray having taken place onl
There is no ilispositton to give extravagaiit coni-
nio.-n lotions 0'] them. What is here stated. is the re-
ground pretty much devoted to the manufacture ,3“, “,-,.,c,,,,,, ex,,eriem_° whhthcm’ and that mmngh
and growt.h of this class of patriots. Mr. Carr,
'a"name we think we have seen among the police
1-‘eports of New-Haven, was bound over to the
next‘. court for trial under bonds of $100. Com-
rnitted.
' The first snowo the season in these arts X .
' ‘ - f P ‘laid. And the llltuli carcfiilareliable to irregiilarities
fell on the evening of the 25th. In the course
of the night it cleared up col . '. By Thursday
night the cold had so increased as to cover the
harbor with ice, as firmly nearly, as we ever see
it in a single night.
Wni. Lloyd Garrison returned from
his agitation visit _to_the United Kingdom,
where with Douglass, the South Carolina
Slave, and the lecturer Thompson, he ap.
pears to have held numerous crowded
meetings. At Edinburgh the anti-slavery
’ ladies" presented to him“ a silver tea ser.
vice, for his unwearied and successful ex-
ertions in the cause of the slave. 'l'bc his-
tory of his success in. the cause of the slave
could be written on a very small piece of
plate.
Mn Clay will spend the winter in New
O_rleans. In a recent letter in reply to a
£|"!'¢_, .d_ he.l1d\»"l8e'8,,.,l.ll!'lt there shall be no
. tn'ti¢_)n Of’ the Presidential question, until
a« far distant day, or a time more suitable
I g°1"lh€ discussion of preferences in regard
,to,tl'_ie_meriy distinguislied persons, in all
l¢§¢I0,lI.8 of tl18_'LUnion. upon ivbom public
atteiiition is now turned.
la period offifteoii year.-i.
-tended. that they will raise the dead! neither are
l they desigiied to he used as we use our foes‘ ! Such
.is not the true purpose ol inerliciiie. its only op-
l propriate office is to assist n:itiiri- in restoring the
It is not slipposed. or pre-
systein to a proper tone and action, when unavoid-
ably. or through carelessness or excess, it becomes
dc-raiiged. Many are careless and hence need this
°“h“- 5)’-‘ii-‘W It is needless alniost to say. that :1
prompt use of safe and effective rcmedie_r.,on the
first appeiirmicc of illness. is the part of wisdom.
0:?’ Such 8 Medicine the Propiii-tor knows tlieso
Pills to be. And he is certain that in lortv nine ca.
ses out offifty, where in fair trial is made according to
the directions. they will be used again as n s'andard
medicine. He has never known an instance. where
tlioy have been thus used. in which they have not
met with nnqiialified approval!
Niinierous I€.'i§Il!!lt)llllll§ may be seen at the general
031. e of sale. and references will be gin-u to sub.
staiiti:illiving witnesses of their valuable curative
properties.
'l‘lie Pills are purely vegetable. are of two kinds.
-stimulant and pnrgntive. purifying: the blood, and
producinga healthy action through the entire sys-
leflji are a valiiable Anti Billions Medicine. and
eminently useful in all linzeriiig complaints--VVeal-v
tiers. Gcne_ral Debility, Dyspeps-_v. Pulinonary ‘Af-
fecllfms. I-Iver Complaints. Rheumatic and Spas-
mpdic Affections. Female Complaints. Palpitations.
Ilofamz-ly. after afair trial. zm'l.l be iaitliouttho-771..
"they are put up in FIFTY CENT 6:. DOLLAR
packages. each haviug_a phamphleg ,.mb,.ac;ng ,,
valuable Treatise on Disease, with full directions for
use. The Dollar packages are the cheapest to the
pnrcliazer. -
As you value I!ealth—frry Them:
, "" " Frooia-personal knowled-ge ofiand we
of the above'Medicine in my f=.a.mil_v.for about 15
yearn! can coinineiid it in the most unqualified
manner. _ P, p~3,[cg_
Sold. -by INOAH E. BAILEY, west‘ side the
Bridge, Nora alk. Conn. 4;»;
,’ I, .__ . -, -. .,...,- ,,_, ‘-
& ‘€'l-‘'oiui !
1/ person having -4 few cords of wood, will
be glad to meet any orders for the same, which
may be left at the Gazette Ofiice. Prices low.
and terms cash.
I School and Cliissical Books.
9 UST RECEIVED by the subscriber, a
fresh assortment of School and Classical Books,
comprising all the books in use in this town and
vicinity. all which will be sold at publishers‘
prices. J. A. IVEED.
r§Fj_ii>nLi«:i3iiooics ALMANACS for
l 1847, for sale by the gross, dozen or re-
tail, by J. A. \VEED.
E) URSE Silk and Trininiing.=, for sale cheap
b_v M. \V.u:i-ziium.
N 01‘! C13.
7 HF. Annuaul niccting of Stockholders in
t.lie Ncwtown and Norwalk Turnpike Co.
will be held at the Norwalk Hotel in said Nor-
walk, on Tuesday the 8th day of December
1846, at 3 o'clock aftornooon, to appoint the an-
nual olficers of said company and to transact any
other business. Join: A. W');i-go, Clerk.
Norwalk, Nov. 94 .1846. 47.
P To Builders.
ROPOSALS will be received by either of
the subscribei's,uiitil the 15th of December next,
for constructing a four story building, 84 ft front
by 45 it deep, according to a plan and specifica-
tion to be seen on application.
The sebscribers have concluded to receive
proposals for the Excavation and Mason work
separate from, and independant of the Carpen-
ter's contract, in executing the above job.
XVM. ST. JOHN.
MONSON HOYT.
Norwnlk, Nov. 24. 1846. 37
Opposition to Imposition!
Old Line and No Humbug!
Old “Rough and Ready” in thejield.’ .’
THE sub:-nriber offers to the
public at large, ladies’ and gen-
es» -Q tlemens’ SLIPPERS. at reduc-
ed prices; also, ladies’ Buskina;
also Gaiters of all kinds, which he will sell at
wholesale or retail. Those wanting the above
articles will do well to call before purchasing
elsewhere. Conic one, come all and behold the
reduced prices.
AARON S. BENEDICT dz CO.
A. S. B. would inform his old friends to not
forget. the old stand.
Norwalk, Nov. 20th, 1846. 47
'l‘ownseml‘s Extract of Sarsparllla.
'1‘ HE genuine article, for sale by
J. A. \VEED.
Just Published!
REVIEW of "Tho se Lectures
f on Congregationalism and Methodisni” is
now published and may be obtained at tbestore
of JOHN A. \VEED, Norwalk; andof G. W.
SMITH 65 CO. and of M. \Vilcox, South Nor-
walk; also, at 200 Mulberry st. ; end 188
Nassau street, N cw-York. '
ARTNERSIIIP Noticc.——Increase
Allen and George R. Meeker, have this
day entered into partnership under the firm of
ALLEN dc MEEKER.
for the transaction of the Grocery and Crockery
business in connection with the Mannfiicturing
0f'C8DClleS. étc. at the old stand of J. S- Mee-
ker 55 Sun. J, ALLEN.
. , _ G. R. MEEKEB...
Norwiilk, November 13, 17846.
10 DOZEN Clark's best Spool Cotton,
. warranted 200 yds—-sliglitfy imper-
Fact, for. sale by the subscriber, at 9'6 6d per
-ioz.en. _ VVIRI. F'INCH.,\Vestport-
CIRCULAR. 'sAw.——.t so inch Ciicuiu
L V Saw, for sale by IV. C. S-nu,-:1-.
.’v , -
.-::.'\‘.'ii’.->/ ’ 31
Dress Silks.
UST RECEIVED this day. another in-
voice of rich and cheap Dress Silks. consist
ing of every shade and color. All are invitsd to
examine them, as there are some really beauti-
ful patterns among them and they will be sold
at very reduced prices, by GRUMAN.
Gentlemen.
ARE invited to call on the subscriber for any
article they may want. as they can find
every variety for dress, comfort and economy,
as good_as the best, and as cheap as the cheap-
est. C. J. GRUMAN.
Blankets.
-\
LARGE assortment of Rose and \Vhitney
Blankets, of all qualities, at very reduced
prices, may be found at the Old Bridge Store.
C. J. GRUMAN.
Salt! Salt 1
BUSHELS Coarse Salt for sale by
'1‘. L. 6: J. R. PECK.
60
Oct. 13, 1846.
FOR SALE.
. The wood Land, containing about
‘I’ 40 acres, called the Horse Swamp,
said to be one of the best pieces of
. Timber in this State. If not sold
soon, the timber will be sold separate from the
land, in quantites to suit purchasers. Also. about
17 acres, called the St. John lot, at the Rocks.
Terms of payment will be nude easy to the pur-
chaser provided security is given.
The above was the property of \Vm. Lock-
wood, late of Norwalk, deceased. Eiiquire of
LEONARD Bnanuzr, New Haven.
Wsi. S. Locmvoon, Esq.,Norwiilk.
Norwalk, November 9, 1846. 45
NOTICE.
_ Y ii decree of the Honorable Supreme
Court, held in Danbury in October last,
authorizins me to sell the saw-mill, together with
about three-fourths of an acre of land, and the
water privileges; situated in the town of \Vilton,
Fairfiold County, at Hop Meadow so called, be-
ing the property in dispute between Shubael
\Varren of Ridgefield in said county and John
Lockwood of Lewisborough, state of New-York.
In pursuance of said decree I hereby give‘no-
tice that 1 will sell said property on the prom-
ises to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 5th
day of December 1846, at one o’clock afiernoon.
' \ViLi.i.ut Lian.
Ridgetiold, Nov. 17th 1846. 3t’ 47
I
Wm. .1’. Punch,
\VIi§'l‘POII'I‘,
WOULD again ask the attention of the pub-
lie to the following advertisement:
He returned from New York on Saturday,
with additions to his former well selected stock
of Dry Goods, and has now ii. very general as-
sortment of all such articles as are expressly
adapted to Fall and \Vintor wear, consisting of
the various descriptions and qualities of Cloths.
Cassimeres and Vestings, which will be made
up if desired, at short notice and at low prices,
and in a style. not excelled by any.
For Ladies’ winter wear, he has all the new
styles of such Goods as are now in market, (a
description of which is unnecessary.) and of
SHAVVLS, a large assortment and decidedly
cheap, the prices of which are from 37!; cents to
310. Of CALICOS, he has also a very great
variety of patterns, to which he would partiular-
ly ask the ladies to examine, as they are sold by
the yard at a less price than by the pound.
which is so very objectionable on account of the
many pieces.
Also all and every thing that is requisite in
the Dry Goods line. \VM. J. FINCH.
Westport, Nov. 9. 1846.
NEW
ESTABI.I§H1VI.TiNT
A
FIVE MILE RIVER ‘N 01! \VALK.
Lumber, Timber, Groceries, §~c.
HE subscribers have opened at Five Mile
River Landing, in Lumber Yard and Store.
where they will keep constantly on sale as good
an assortment of Lumber, Lath and Timber.
of every description, as can be found in the
country, and at the most. reasonable-”’pr‘ices. .
Also, it general assortment of Dry (xoodp .
Groceries, consistiugnf c_lptl1S. and GONG“ _
teas. coffee, sugar. flour.:‘feed.-_,m0lni50§.. P1688.
soap. candles, brooms, snuff, tobacco, lime, dtc};
écc. including almost every variety of items gen-‘
orally to be found in a" country store. _
Nails and Glass at wholesale and retail. .-
C. L. Raruonn, do Co-
Nonvalk, (Five Mile River.) Oct. 13. 42
All articles purchased of the subscribers that
do not answer the recommendgiven can be re-
turned and the money will be refunded and all
‘ expenses paid.
Goal I Goal !
At the steam Boat Landing.
SOUTH NORIVALK.
L. an J. R. PECK have new in yarn is
- 0 full supply of _ _
PEACH ORCHARD & LERIGH COAL;
of the various sizee,which will be delivered from‘
the yard in ‘cod: order, well’ screened and free
from dirt. hone in want’ will'db_'v'vell to cell‘
‘and examine the-above. No WM _ ’ y at Um
Eyard. as our are. endhaee as
to convince the pub)’: Id'.t.'u'e f¢ce..‘
South Nonvalliffltzt-. 1:3.
the foot of Main Street, East side of,
Rich Goods. ~
Norwalk, Nov. 11, 18-16.
in DRY
iietanlcoveu. "
I have this day removed my entire Stock of Dry Goods and Carpeting.
into the Store formerly occupied by WM. &. B. LOCKVVOOD, ‘at.
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and within a few feet of the Bfidgt.-‘.
It will be called “THE OLD BRIDGE QTQR.-E_” It
has been fitted up by my kind and gentleinanly Landlord, in a style
that is not surpassed in old Connecticut, and is- not equaled in these
parts. To my friends and patronsl return tny -sincere thanks, and
cheerfully invite all to call and cxauiine u.i_v extensive stock of new and
C. J. GRUMAN. ‘
GREAT Eaneatns
DS at
as (Fe ,8
“at entice STORE!”
}PENED on Monday of this‘ wé‘ek_ my full assortment of Rich, New and'Fashionable Goods,
( . and I can now safely say that I can and will otfer greater inducements to purchasers
than can be found at an;.:.other store in Fairlield County. Every article that’ earn’ be called for in
an extensive Dry Goods Establishment can now be found at my store. Below area few of
the leading articles. ' . y , _ . I _ , . .
30 pieces rich DRESS GOODS; 30 do rich all wool CASHMERES’ DE_ LANES :
50 do plaid FRENCH LUSTRES; 500 do PRINTS, from 4 to 15 cts; 520' do the best of
French, English and American BRUADCLOTHS, from $1 87% to $6 00; 50' do superior
CASSIMERES, of all colors and kinds; 50 do SATINETTS, the best and cheapest ever
offered; 20 different styles of goods foi-ladies’ CLOA KS ; I2 Cashmere LONG SHAWLS. all
wool, very low ; 15 all wool SQUARE SHA XVLS cashmere; 50 Cotton and wool BROCHA
STA VVLS; Common woolen and dress SHAVVLS in abundance; Also, a tasty assorment.
of MILLINERY GOODS. , ' _
\Ve have not time to enumerate articles, but will say that the wants of all can be supplied at
the lowest possible prices, at my old’ and well known stand. C. J. GRUMAN.
Shawls !
7I\H’E largest and’ best assortment of this er-
ticle' may be found at the store of
‘ JAB. Mannoar 6'; Co.
[Sesame and Collars.
UST rec'd a good assortment, and for sells’
cheap by M. WAKEMAH‘.
Falaiges and silk‘ Fancy Batten-s.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment just received.
Jas. Manonr dc Co.
1-‘resls Camphene this dfly’.
AKE out the old and put in. new. and yes!
will have good light. C.‘ E. Dlsnnovh
Norwalk, Sept. 15, 18-16. -
LOUR.-—The subscribers have constant-
AGE, Summer Savory, Thyme, \Vorm-
wood, dcc. raised and put up the present
year by the Shakers, for sale by VVEED.
New Goods.
VI‘ HE subscriber has just received a full sup-
ply of llau-dwure, Cutlery, Nails, .
Glass. Paints. Oils, &e., which are offer-
ed on the most. reasonable terms.
' \V. C. S-riinm-.
Norwalk, Oct. 14 1846.
C II HA I’!
ENRY Handes has just received his stock !
of Fall and \Vinter work, which is unusu-
ally large. superior and’, cheap. Men's Boots,
Shoes and Brogaiis, and womens and childrens'
shoes comprise the’ leading articles of his essoit-
ment.
India Rubbers.-—-Al‘ firieassoittiient of various
sized India Rubbers suitable for men, women
and misses. Those who c'nllTii'st will stand the
best zharice. They will be’ found as cheap as
they are superior. Oct. 5. 1846..
Molasses
OR sale at Burrall's; a new supply ofgood
. Molasses cheap for cash.
Norwa_lk, Oct. '28. 1846. _
l\'l3\" CROCKERY
AT PECK'S BRANCH STORE.‘
J UST Received a large and splendid assort-
ment which will be sold cheap for Cash.
Oct. 13, 1846. - I
SH Pl..—ll\'I{.-«The subscribers have
constantly‘ on hand a quantity of \Vhit'e
Ash Plank of assorted thicknesses suitable for
carriage makers use.
C. L. RAYMOND, &: Co.
‘Wanted Immediately
6 More Shirt Hands. The highest
prices in CASH or trade-v’vill be
paid on delivery of the work at
V — M. \Vaxi-:n.m's
In the store formerly occupied by J. A. \Veed.
Norwalk.
1‘ HE notesand accounts of Frederick J. No-
dine are in my hands. Those interested
will please consider this -notice suflicient.
LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, Nov.-3d, 1846. I 44
NE\V FALL- AND IVINTER GOODS!
AT COMSTOCIE dc llALL’8
Cheaper than ever!
H AVIN G been induced to purchase largely.
.. both of staplniand fancy DRY GOODS,
from the extraordinary -low prices that have
ruled in the great “Commercial Emporium"
for the past few days, we are now prepared to
exhibit to the public'a beautiful assortment of
Rich at Fashionable ‘ancy Goods
suitable for the season, and
OFFER BARGAINS
in all kinds of Goods to Cash Purchasers.
\Ve feel it altogether unnecessary to enumerate
articles, but simply say, that the reputation this
establishment has honestly earned, not only 1:
selling chca . but in keeping a large and we L
selecte slack, shall be fully sustained.
Those who favor us with an early call, will
have the satisfaction of selecting from an assort-
ment unrivaled in extent and variety, and at pri-
ces which we pledge ourselves shallprove sat-
isfactory to the closest Cash Buyers.
\Ve would especially invite an inspection_ 0f0_ur
stock of MILLINERY GOODS, as it isquite
large, and a branch of the trndetn which We
pay particular attention.
New Canaan, Oct. 13. 1.846.
’ llllli.-—The subscribers have constantly
_ LA on hand Lime from the different Kilns
Ivvhich-f't};iey offer at. the lowest market price by
the bqEi‘el or less quantity.
7-‘? C. L. Rarisioxn, a. C0.
1. :-Norwalk, (Five Mile River.)
711 \’:u'nish.
HE subscriber offers for sale by the barrel,
can, or retail. S. P. Smith’s superior Conch,
Polishing and Furniture Varninsh and Japan,
at manufacturer's prices. WM.‘ C. S'l‘RlrZ£'l'.
Instruction our the Plano-Forte.
Yr HE subscriber, tenders his services to the
citizens of Norwalk, as a teacher of
Music. He deems himself qualified to give in-
struction upon the Piano, and also in vocal music.
Any persons wishing to take lessons in either
branch, may make application at the residence
of Mr. Stern :Hall‘. Terms 812 per‘ uarter.
‘ ' JOHN C‘. BRI GS.
_Norwalli, July 20. 1846., ‘ , 29
’ 'l'wlII"d Gtnghams.
SOME~new and elegant patterns have just
been reed‘ and are offered very low, at the
store of’ Jan. Mcuouv an Co-_
Bunnnino 'l_‘.I1|!BBB.-*-The antago-
, hers have on hand a large" 380t)f!ul_0g_§':
Spruce Timber. ueortedfcizos end , _
- _ C. L. Rarxoitm‘-55‘ » °-'_
ly on hand, Flour by the barrel or less
quantity to suit purchasers, at the lowest market
prices. C. L. RAYMOND, 6: Co.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River.)
1,.‘-'~., ‘ .1" ‘
t\l.li llzltl-it & ll lillllll lilllllll;
AT NEW’ CAN'AA‘N".' ’
‘‘ dc E. AYRES have received‘ I" very
\ ' 6' large stock of DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RIES,-‘ CROCKERY dc }IARD—WARII.
wi'iich they offer at greatly reduced prices for
cnah. Below are a few leading articles.
French, English and American Broadcloth:
«St CllSSll!lel'(9S, of all prices and colors. Cash-
mere Vestings, a very great variety; Dress
Goods, Cashmere DeLanes, Alpacas and Lus-
tres, Mcrinoes. French" 65 English of all colors ;
Brocha, worsted and cotton ‘Shawls ‘; a great va-
riety nf Calicoes, dzc. dzc.
_Al.sn, A general assortment of Groceries.
Cl’0cl£él‘_‘} &’ I.-1‘ard'v:are, all of which will be sold
very cheap. » _ j g '
New Canaan, Oct. 31st.‘ 1846. I‘!
New Fall Goods
AT THE om STAND or.
.l.lillllS ll'l.lLL0lll, & llll. ‘
T II E Sl1_l)Scl‘lb8l'S would announce tothe pub-
lic. that they have received during tlia
past week, direct frorrrthe Auction houses, their
first invoice of goods for the F all‘ trade. Their‘;
arrangements in New_Yoi-li are such: as will
enable them through the entire season, to ofior.
at the earliest moment, all the new and various
styles of goods, that make their appearance in
that market. « ‘ ‘
RESII . Teas.—_Ten Chests Superior
Geen Teas, for sale‘ low by
T L at J R PECK-.
STRA VV CU'I"l‘ERS.
REMIUM Hay and Straw Cutting Me-
chines. for sale by \V. C. Srnnr.
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New Goods. ,
UCI-I a stock of New Goods‘ as‘the'n'ibIcI'i-t
bcr has received, places his store pn an!
equality with most of the city stores. His pur-
chases having been made f0,1.' (,‘-l‘_Sl3.'o'fl_l1d 11" 03'
penses being comparitively light; he_fe__els fully
confident of an ability to compete with thectty
ti'iide.- _ , , _ ._
Watt.-'hes.—A new, handsome assortment. both-'
Jewelry.--A great variety (if WW P"“°'9'{°f
Breast Pins and Finger Rings for bothG_ent_!_e-_
men and Ladies,-ranging“ 1}!’ PFIC6,fT0m 3.5 d°"“'
Earings, top; .Sti1ds;‘f3h1m3§v‘k?§'?°.55“.. . .d:
Stcel' Good.s.—Berlin Iron combs. Find ‘on ,-
Chains‘; Steel Beads, bag and purse clasplyfllflfl‘-'
tassels, slides, buckles, tweezers. 55¢-
Spoon.s.—-All patterns, on hand or
order, work 6: material of the best. Also _ _
and Britannia ware. sugar tognlu Bad “fin
neatly engraved to order. ~ -
5 ; clocks from 81.50 .50’ 53 5°‘ w'““"".“‘
candlesticksl, lamtafil 183‘?
' s an son 8. ., _ _
5mf.'§:iiIi)s".u-EBeack and ‘side. shell 495 2”"
gm, combs; hair, cloth and tooth hrlp; Mini‘ .
Also. I! l8!‘S° °53°“.“’°“‘ °f I" " .
..i...-.. pencils. spectaclee b°th.s9'd .-°d.'*!".'-
_ Call -at DISBRO -9.". . 3°?‘ = . -
enttod..Y0. -l?“-."° Pl°““"'.~'l’...“"."~“-“l’°~‘.-ll-‘..:.-,3
p '“’airin£ sf.-N kmdfiot’ MI W.
.-. —'t~t>m-"axis. t~i‘év..-2.-15845-=
of gold and silver, elegant, and cheaper than ever. _
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Norwalk Chronicler