g the Legislature.
..-nut and acc”essible.
_... .._._._._._....._._.4n.... ......._.
NORVVALK GAZETTE. l
' the Bridgeport Standard, seem to show but lit-
. Ifcdncsday, IVER)’ 19, 18 I7. tle interest touching this Road, but the project
"' ' g is one of great importance to the prosperity of
THE 'LEG1SI-ATURE-——Thl5 bod)’ ll”-"l"i‘:l fit’ ; this place. It is in a fair way to be accomplish-
"9 T0 do» °l.l'l”3 to tlleiibuslnoss having been i ed forthvvit.h in case the N. Y. and N. H. Co.
.mainly referred. to Committees, adjourned on yum disposed to mpg}, 13339 of the new Road
.Th111'Sd“Y "fl°“‘°°" °"°1' to T“°5d"Y- By that l when completed. If this be not done,.the iiiat-
time some ofthe Committees will be prepared ‘tar ,,,,,).— be d,,1,,v,.-ed f0,.’5;,,,,e time_
to make their reports, an(l the wheels of legisla-
A branch )\.tllll'Oll(I—_fl'Ol!] _Lit<:h—fiel(l to the
j Cornwall Bridge Depot of the l.-Iousatouic Road
. . ,is in contemplation. Three routes have 1,...“
thought. will occupy some two weeks ofthe ses- s , _ . . "l
I‘ho distance is about ten imles.
sion. Should it be found that a more speedy
disposition can be made ofit, the session may
. not be prolonged beyond its ordinary length.
tionwill getinto motion. The engrossing topic
*is the Middletown Bridge question, which it is
susveyed.
New York 11-'ho!esalc Prices.
FLOUR.—Sales of Michigan and (-lenessce
.. _T,'...;,) -
T“ W SKTY FEET DRAw._.‘V0 find it ‘D ,:'eie in ice ink‘ e New "1 oi l: M iikct on jatur
be the ooinion both here and at llartford th1t:‘ ll)‘ .15m'_m {)3 GD D7 8/‘ 1‘ Orfmure dehvery
‘ ‘ I ' COR N—\Vas in demand at. 96 @ 98 cts.
_ OATS———\Vere stc-adv at 50 cts.
draw at South Norwalk of not less than sixtv ft. 1 R Y,_. ., “
_ _ , _ ' ; . A-——Is at :31 75' 1 072.
will meet with the favouible consideranon of|' ,_
S0 l’1'«'l)’Cl'.5 .Ila_i/inoncl ¢§- l'l?zi‘l2i_g’5 extensive Menagerie
l10\\'8\'01'.C0Ul(l liiirdly be refused. The rail of wild beasts. (\'c. is'fto bo"in this villarvo and
road coininisssioéiers who met hero on \Vednes- l Wm be ex1,ib,,._ed ,0 03,. Ci,-;;e,,§ 0,, the o(:1,",,,st
the petition of the citizens of t.li is place for a|
reasonable :1
Y ‘ ‘ \' .- 1 ' lu . . .'
day last, \\ e undcistand listened to some testi- I m ,1“, field ,,,]J0,,,,ng ,1“, residence of James
mon - on llll‘ sulfect and will air" I , - .. - ,
3 5 J i 2-""1 “t “(“l‘‘‘ fl‘ Mitchell, on South Norwalk Avenue.
ture time, give it further consideration. In ____,___,_________
The N. O. Pinayuiu-. has received an account
oftlie killed and wounded at Cerro Gordo-
There was no officer of the Regulars killed——
I4 were wounded, 35) privates were killed and
196 wounded. One Volunteer um.-or was kil-
led and seven wounded, three privates killed and
48 wounded. Total. 43 killed, 265
Letters received, e:<pre;~:s confidence that Gen.
Shields will
refcr(.~nco to the proposed line of the road, we
believe nothing was introduced calculated to ef-»
fect any change. At Greenwich we are in-
formed that a disposition prevails to oppose the
crossing of the harbor at that place. Tliis, so
far as we are acquainted, is the only dispute of
likely to arise in this vicinity. wounded.
this nature,
The company meet. with some lcs:~:er’ difficul-
Soine of our citizens will not sign (-.on- 1‘k’C0VC1'-
tracts for the right of way through their prom-
ties.
The N. Y. Railway Freiglit bill
operation on the 1st November next.
goes into
iscs, for the compensation which the agents of
These
difficulties, will probably be got along with when
the company feel authori'/.ed to offer.
From the Union.
The Post Qflicr'.—lncrease in the revenues
at a few of the principal post offices for the
q1iai'tcrei:diiig the 31st. of March, 1847, as
coinpared with the quarter ending the 31st of
i"*liH'Cll. 1346, under the operation of the act
reducing the rates ofpostage, shows an increase
of a little over 17 per cent.
the commissioners for assessing damages shall
take the matter in hand.
There is one consideration, which it may be
well for our citizens to observe—and that is, to
‘secure the consideration for their land, before
they suffer it to pass from their possession.
This course inay save them both cxpciise and
ditliculty. \Vc have heard of instances, and
that too, not many miles distant, where those
who have sold their land without the moiicy in ' l)C"Cll Ofllie Suprciiie Court of Errors in this
State, on ’I‘liursday last, tendered his resigna-
tion oftliat office, to the General Assembly.
Ilon. Thomas \Villiams, who has long and
honorably prcsidcd as Chief Justice upon the
hand, have not yet received the first red cent.
On some of the sections of the ‘road, in this
vicinity, the work of grading is going on with
considerable vigor, mid the New York Tribune
says that t_lie bridging across our luu-bor has
“'0 have this bit of information
ft‘. York Czalale .‘i.3;ii'E—;-123-;\1:iy 10.
AI .‘il.irkni 1017 l,lccfc:itilc,IfiO Cows and Calves,
aiul 1000 Slincp and l.:iinb.~'.
l’rir:c.-'—-Bccf C:itllc—-.137 to $9 for
Ahoni the same as last week,
(Jung; and Calvc;-t—All at market incta rcady
been begun. ordinary.
however, from no other source.
—-—-—-—-———§————— ;-‘ale, at prices aboi‘-.t the same as last \-,~m_-|,-_ '_[‘1,.;
53”” Advices from Hartford represent the ““l"“' "“"3°‘l Tn" ill” “ $527 ‘” 31'0-
bhocp——l’riccs range from :52, Il,5U:a 4.50. Du-
rail road excitement at fever heat The oppo-
ponents of bridging the Connecticut appear to
be as uneasy as a basket ells with a shovel of
They are pre-
ring ilic week there has been an active dcinand—-
none left unsold.
‘XIST.-\ll’S BALSAM OF \\'ILD CIIERRY.
\Ve challenge the world to proilucc ii medicine
ofuny kind that stands the test like this article.-
Sce what an agent in Kent county, Marylaiid, says,
who has been sclliug it ever since it was first intro-
duced.
hot embers thrown over them.
pared to play a strong gainc, and have enlisted
their strongest men in the work ofrepcal. They
will carry their plan of opposition if the thing is
within the limit of possibility. \Vhat the re-
sult will be, there are_Tno certain moans ofjudg-
ing. Mr. I(endrick‘s motion-—published last
wcck——is supposed to shadow forth in soino
measure, the relative strength ofparties on this
Our members, with whom we have
C111-ZSTERFOWN, Feb. 12,1845.
Mr. Sclh VV. Fowlc:
Sir—I iniderstaad that you linvc become the gen-
cral wholesale Agent for that valuable lllC(ll(flllC.
\\"i.-'tar’s Bal.-‘sin of Wild Clicrry. Having sold all
I had oflilr. Butts, ifyou please you may send me
another gross the first opportaiiity. Iliavc been the
agent for st-lling this mcdicine four or five years;
during that time I have sold some hundreds of dol-
lars’ worth. I have fi'cqnciitl_v sold it to persons
apparently in the last sliigss of Consniiiption, \\b‘\
were cured wiili itwlu-n all other reniedies and the
.skill ol'pbysii:i:iii.-‘ had failed. This article has liy
its own iir.i'in.<ic value. performed many wonderful
(.'lll'('S. and CSl:ll)ll.<ll(3(l for itself a reputation far sur-
pa.-‘.-ing aii_v oiln-r medicine of the name or kind, for
the cure ofcolds, conglis. early stages of ConsIiinp-
lion, Astliina, Iul\’L‘l' Complaint, &.c.
JOHN RUSSF.[.L.
question.
had some conversation, rather incline to the-,
opinion that the offensive section of the air-line
charter, will be voted down. This, however,
is but a conjecture, and the result may be
otherwise. lfthe representations which have
been made are correct, we can see no good
ground for this bitter opposition on the part of
the Hai'tfordites, unless they have some other
end in view besides the protection oftheir com-
mercial facilities, for it is stated that the con-
templated draw at the pre-posccl point ofbridging,
be actually wider than the channel of
cine. None are gnnuinc unless signed l. BUTTS
on the wrapper.
For sale by J. A. W'eed-
Livcr Complaint, can be cured without re-
sorting to mercury, ifyou will only use Brown's
Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters.
To Nlr. Frederick Brown, Proprietor of the
Sarsaparillo and Tomato Bitters :—
This certifies that. my wife was severely afflic
ted with the Liver Complaint, and her health
was very seriously uiiderinineil. Ilaving tried
various prescriptions, without success, she was
fortunately induced to try your Sarsaparilla and
Tomato Bitters; hcr licaltli soon began to lim-
prove, and she is now much better in health,
and would advise any one in ill health to use
them. Yours, &c. CHARLES CARLE.
Portland, Me., June 5, 18-14,
For sale by J. A. \Veed, and VV. E. Bisscll.
will
the river.
Ifsuch is the fact, and the aspcrity offceling
arises from jealousy ofa rival city, the friends
of internal improvement should rally for the
preservation of the chart er as it is.
Tin: ALi.i~:Gii.\.\‘i.\:«'s.—Tliis band of native
vocalists give another concert in this place ac-
cording to previous agreement, at Sclleck’s
Hall, on the evening of the ‘20th. The un-
nouncement is all that is necessary to draw a
good house. Their performance, wherever
they have been, has given entire satisfaction, and
elicited from the press, the most liberal coin-
inendations.
S H ,_, _ _h. , .0 t . dt The present pressiire and future dread fell by the
' "' 3° ‘ S "ow loom! “ lc li wl 1°“ leg" 0 . sick and languishing patient when sufl"ering under
fitnsss or propriety, has been called Jlfarzncatjiaiban-mving‘disease. Coiisumption, or the bar-
. - :(c|is0me one o Scrofula must be felt to be coiii-
- a ears to be adinirabl ad'i itcd for 8. ' , . ' * ' . .
-{Lilli PP ‘ _ . y ‘.l . :pl?llell(l(?(l. '1 he rcinarknblc and energetic relief
concert room; being sufficiently Spacious, pl0flS- , allorded by Blfilllljs Indian Rmnedies, is a source of
BI!”-[C is doubly Gfi.-ccfive the greatest liiippiiicss to the sick.and grants them
_ _ _ ‘l the piccious boon of renewed hope, so necessary to
"l I‘ l“'°l’c"lY consul-‘Clad 1'0‘-ml: Wlllcl-1 We I-hmk assist in a rapid recovery of spirits during Convales-
the one in ,,,,est,0,, is likely to prov e_ cencc. .Attcnn'on is as-kcd_ for the advcrtiscincnt of
its ecnliar merits and iialnics.
P ‘l -
Tm-2 New Youii LICICNSH LAW, which wasi
similar to our law repealed at the last session,
in submitting the llueslmn of license or no In this borough. on Monday morning last, by
“C0050 t0 the IOWUS l0 he tlecliled in t0“'U_Rev. S. B. S. Bissell, Orris S. Ferry, Esq. to,
meeting, has been repealed by a vote of 25 to lglharlltiitte C., daughter cf His Excellency Gov
1' n e,an ~' ' -l .i ‘S59-
2 m ‘be Se at d 68 to as in the Asscm fly On Monday evening, Justus Disbrow to Mi-
negvmxcflaughter of Hiram Durand.
. ii V estport, in Christ’s Church, on \Vednes-
‘zed Tm the Senate’ by the Hon‘ Mr‘ Phelps 1 day 12th inst. by Rev. Ifd\v:ii'd C. Buell, Mr.
°f.M‘ddl°t°“”" Sherman P. Fitch of \Vilton to Miss Sarali M.
Resolved, That if any territory shall horenf-'(ltlllgl1t01' of P. \V. J ones. '
‘tor be acquired by the United States, or annexed In Easton on the 9th, Mr. H. M. Dikeman,
thereto, the act by which ‘such territory is ac— Esq. of N. Y. to Miss Harriet Atwood, only
quired or annexed, whatever such act may be, daughter of H. Huhbclh Esq- Of Eiiston.
should contain an nnalteruble fundamental In Bridgeport on the 6th inst. Mr. Laurin
article or provision, whereby slavery or invol- Nichols and Miss Sarah A. Edwards.
untary servitude, except as a punishment for In Danburv, May 11, Mr. Charles Thurs-
crime, shall be forever excluded from the terri- ton to Miss Ssrina Bull.
tory acquired or annexed. A
D E A T H S.
Resolved, That the Senators in Congress
from this State be instructed, and the Repre-
In this town, on Sunday morning last, Eben-
ezer Stevens, aged about 56 years.
sentatives in Congress from this State be re-
In Troy on the 9th inst. Stephen VVarren,
queste, to use their best efforts to carry into ef-
feet the views expressed in the foregoing reso-
Esq. aged 65 years, formerly a resident; of this
town.
jution.
In Redding, 9th inst. Preserved Taylor, 0081.
. In Marietta Ohio, April 17, Mr. John Barlow
\Vood, formerly ofDanbury.
In Ridgefield, on the 8th inst; Rollin S. son of
Zalmon S,.,Main aged 6 years. -
MA RRI ED :
The following resolutions have been introdu- ~
It is ascertained that Fulton is elected by six
votes, officially returned. ,
= The Virginia Deleation is therefore thus di-
vided= Locos 7. Whigs 6—the Campbell Dis-
Such is lllt‘.l1Zl])I'CCt:(lCll;(3(l success of this incdi- _
superior art:.icle of shitting at. 12 pence pr yard.
and Broadway, to 53 BOND st.
New York, May 1st‘, 1847.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Ginghiiniis
OF all kinds, patterns, colors and qualities,
may be had at greatly reduced prices at
C. J. G-RUMAN.
the store of
Nlcw Goods! New Goods!
PENED this week our full assortment of
Ricli, Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. for
summer wear. All are invited to call and ex-
amine niy goods before purchasing.
C. J. GRUMA-N.
HE subscribers having started a factory
for the "manufacturing of Glue, Nears
Foot Oil, &c. inform the public that they in-
tend_keeping the above articles for sale——pureas
can be made, at the lowest market prices, and
in quantities to suit purchasers. A share of
public patronage is solicited.
Sheep skins dressed for inatts. and dyed all
colors for Carriages, Saddles and door ‘malts.
Also, Slieep skins dressed for Blacksinith’s
Aprons, dj‘C. Sheep and Lambs wool for sale.
N. B._The highest price paid for Sliccp and
Lambs’ Skins, Cattle’s feet, Calves feet and
heads, at the Paint Store, No. 8 Main st.
Norwalk, May 17, 18-17.
‘ DIMON FANTON ll: CO
20
SHEA. TWLS.
ECE IVED this day direct from Auction——
3212 Rich Emb’d Canton Crapc Shawls.
6 “ “ “ “ Long Shawls.
1'2 Berrage Dress Shawls.
36 Very Rich Silk and Damask Shawls,
Among which are many very rare and llitIJdSOl1lC‘
Shawls all of wliichwill be sold at a very great
bargain. C. J. (}l{UMAN.
Brash; and Bluvc Cloths.
€ARI{IAGE Maiiufiicturers are invited to
call and examine my Goods in their line.
As I have a full assortinent: direct from the
inanufacturcrs and will sell at greatly reduced
prices. Call one, call all, for it is for your inter-
est so to do. C. J. G R UM.-\ N.
T0 I‘tli'..ill:'.'L§li"?l§3 SE55.
HAVE this day recived a large ad=.liti)n to
my stock of blilliuery and Fancy Goods and '
will sell to the trade at New York wholesale '
prices. C. J. Crl.{UMAN.
S§.lI'iE3§ E 5.23 GOGEBS
33,1 OR Men‘s and Boy's wearof all kinds may -
be found at C. J. GR UM.-‘xi"’S.
K3:.‘i‘i':l§.‘,‘(ES.
LAIN, Black, Satin, Striped and Col‘d
all wool Bcrrages in all their varieties may ,
be found at reduced prices at
C. J. GRUMAN’S.
’:ar:1so!s aiilid ]{’:u'usoic!tes. ;
g) L AIN, Dark, Gre'.~n, Black and every va-
EL ricty of color.-sand all prices. may be found
at C. J. ,
l?Eeni’s §‘iH?.2ll‘2!(‘.B‘ Efiaazs. ' -
1'3,/?_"l".N’S and l_3oy‘s Leghorn, Straw, Palm
_l_ Leaf and Paiiania llats in all their vari-
C. J. GRU.\lAi\".>‘.
etics may be found at
T Five l‘~1ile River-——A gniicral assortment,»
A of LUi‘.'Ill§E-IE3, just received from Al-f
bany. \Varrantcd shingle, dressed Spruce
plank, clear siding, lath, Spruce and I'ICmlU(.:l{,
boards and a gencraljassortiiieiitt of pine Luiuber
of all kinds. C. L. BAY-MO.\'zD.
‘ A'E‘llH.—Justrec’d 50 M. Lnth, which
5.1 *.'ill~be sold cheap. C. L. Il.n':no.\'i).
Olive E’:fi'()§i.(l Cloth.
7' I-IE liandsomest. piece ever bi'oii,i;l_1t to Nor-
walk can be seen at the store of _
BlSSELL 6.: MOODX .
‘ 0URN3l\”G-.iDlllCSS GOODS, Plain
and striped Bai':i_:;‘c.s, llonibazines, Alpac-
as, DcLaincs, Lawns. 1’|'lHTS. &<?-
Bl.SS.ELL <56 MOODY.
E.uv.'iiis! Laiwiisl I
very good assortment of Freucli Lawns——
stipcd, plaid and einbroidered, can be
BISSELL 8: MOOD.Y’S.
found at
Simiiiiiicr S mfg.
Jeaiis, Montcroy Stripes, Plaids, &’c. disc.
in great profusion. BlSSl5ILL 65 MOODY.
:§:;J\I{..‘\S()IJS‘ I’ARAS()LE'l_".[‘ES
and
town, may be found at the store of
J.-is. M.-\Li.or.r & Co.
—A great variety of all the different
styles. very cheap. JAS. ‘.\I.-iLLor.r & Co.
E)I{lNT]iIl) <'.'x'. GINGIIADI L.-\\V.\'S.—
J_.\s. I\I.\LLURY Cc. Co.
Ri«:ss'"siiLKs.—'i‘1ie subscribers have
just received a large addition to their
stock ofsilks. Jxs. 1‘oI.ii.i.om' 45:. Co.
Traitors Up
Y the subscriber on Saturday t.lie'1(lth inst.
A white Sow Pig or Shoat supposed to
Wt-igli about 90 lbs. The owner is requested
to 1,.-(we property, pay cliargcs mid take her
;mv;t_3-, GILES P. GREEN.
\Vilton, iVIay 17, 1847 20
At Werfl’s.
A LA'.§.‘E ARRIVAL!
Parasols and Pamsoletts. ’
French Lawns, Muslins, Gingliams 7_'and
Bareges. , _ .
Brochc, Cashmere, DeLaine, Merino, Ba-
rege, Sewing Silk and Canton: Ci-apc,
Shawls and Scarfs.
LADIES’ TRAVELLING DRESSES-
a new article and just the t1hinr_v. .
Various styles of Ladies’ Straw Ilats inclu-
ding the B i'oarlu:a;i/ “Rougli. and Rcmlg/‘._s.’.’
Gents. and Boys do. from 3 cts. to 14 sliilliiigs.
At a Bargain, Super. Embossed Table
Spreads. ,
Ingrain Carpeting at 25 cents.
Ailnrge Stock of Goods for D101) and Boy’s
Suimner wear, at reduced prices. ‘V T“,
\Vicle Imported CAMBRIC iVIUSLIl\b. *1
Good Shilling PRINTS, a small lot offered
at 8 peiico pr yard——-will soon be gone.
The above goods and may others, can be sold
a little lower than by those who, with so much
ostentation, publicly assume all the “honesty”
of the ta"de.
“He that steals my purse steals trash, &c.”
A
Respectfully announce to the inhabitzantts of
Norwalk, that. they will give a
G-rand Concert !
At the ltlarinc IIILII, (N. Selleck’s New
Room,) on Thursday evening, May 20th.
Tickets ‘.25 cents, to be had at the Book stores
‘and at the door, on the evening of performance.
Doors open at 7 1-2. Singing to commence
at 8 o'clock.
Lost,
N Monday, May 3d, :1 GOLD PEN.
trict (Bocock vs. Irving) yet: undecided, and a
vacancy in the Pctersburg ‘District.
In Redding, on the 9th inst. Charlotte, wife
of Sturges Bennett, aged 35 years.
The finder will receive the thanks of‘-the’
owner by leaving it at this office.
idapted. for a mechanic of any description.
| r - ‘
~ llerius of p:iymciit: iiiado easy.
-';go<;<l wcll close to the door, also ii good barn
\VEF.DS, Merino. Cassimeres, Kentucky .
Sl"IAl‘)l*IS.——Tlie largest assoi't.irient in __r
[pg t\C novsi sU.\:1Mi;.n ’\VEAjR.i /
A nice flSS0l‘tl1lCllt_l1lSl’l'CC()lVCil by y W
ice fllrciim i$f.‘.E-:;c§:.-W. "
7 - UR.-.\'lCI{ S.\lITI~I has been fitting up, and
will open on Tliuisdiiy llt‘Xt at. the corner
near the i‘{orwalk llotel, a saloon for the accom-
iuodatiozi of the citi'/.cns_ of this place with Ice
Crcmn. and other articles of i'cfresliinci:t.
F/‘cs/2 Brcurl, re('ci\'ed daily from New York.
OST, on Monilay the 10th, a Hair Brace-
let, set with yellow stone, marked Jl1czr_7/.—
' ‘ ' — . .‘ . : .
I he fin_dei_\\ ill icceiw the thanks oftlie owner
by leaving it at this Olice.
I1-‘or .‘§.°.-net-.
TIIE S1‘.l):3('l‘il)O1' ()ill‘l'S for sale
low, his lrlouicstcad situatnil about.
- one mile from I\'orwalk bridge, on
the east side ofthe harbor, consisting of a good
two story dwelling liousc, barn and other buil-
diiigs, all in good order with about nine :ici'es of
first-1':ll0lilli(l. On the sanic is a line and tliriliy,
orchard of grafted frui-.‘; this place is finely ssit-l
rated, coiiiiii:iiidiiig an cxtczisivep:'ospe(:t ofthc
Sound and tho Nnrzvalk Islaiuls, and is well a-
_ Apply to Cn’s
ISA.-ICS at Norwalk, who is authorized to con-
tract for the siiine. V". M. RA Y.-‘iIOi\'D.
i'\'orwalk, i\':iy 10, 1.5.17. 1
For Sale élazvzzgi.
A small farni (.-oiitiiiiiing 5.-‘fl ‘acres,
-1-&l'()0lil and wood-liouso a<ljoiiiiii;:, a
near theliouse; tlici‘e is also some (‘.f'lCOlli‘lll}
fruit ti'i‘-i.-s on the place. The land ispriiii-ipally
iimadim’ and pasture, sit’ii2it'o;l on the old turn-
pike in Rcdiliiig, about half way l_:c‘.wccii Noi'—
wall-: and l).n;bnr_v. Part of the nionc_','('aii lay_
on bond and ninrtg.=igc. .l"or further pzirticulaisj
enquire of A Li-:3.-i.:vii::i: 3iIvI).‘,ti4:.i.i.i., liviin: on‘. ’
the pr<~1iii.~_:es. hlci,l.:liii;'.’: Ct. May 3, ’-17. 4t’*l0l
'E‘O LE} "52", from th _
April next. a Ilouse located near the,
l.‘~ridge, convenient for one family.
.z=l5-..-. JI.l.s(:, Apartincnts suitable for a;
small lainily, in a linuso ailjoiniiigtlio above.
Norwalk, .\fai'cli 1:3. Ili~‘.I\'lH' ll.\.'\’l‘.I-IS.
v
FOR SALE
Till‘) house and lot, containing
. , 1.. about quarter ofan acre of ;:i'ouial,;
fornierly known as the Josiali Smith placc, sit-'
uated at South Norwalk a little nortli of they
Congmgiitioiszil Church, and directly opposite‘
the Ilatt'ci's Shops of blr. Ileard. Also.
The two Dxvr-.lliiigIIiii2scs and Two
acres ofgroniul foriiierly occupied by
Natlianiel Bencdict,jr.dcc’d.situatod'
. -. about 30 rods below the road le:uling
to the sti-ain bout. landing, and within a f:'\V
rods of the New York 5; New .l'it‘-‘v'l')li R. ‘load.
Both pieces of the property are in a very im-,
proving n(-igliborhood, and offer a good op;r.)i'tii-l
nily to persons wishing to purchase in that" vi ,
cinity. Apply to .l()lIN A. \\'El£l).
' tf17
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655:. ‘l’.‘i."A.:‘.~€Ell“J6§’.‘t3'>
E.a.'.3§.rl1i'.T§‘:'l<¥‘l
lfnrivalled and long CSfitl)ll.\'l'10(.l
l
Iecciitly fitted iind einhellished with entirely
New Decorations. Tr ippings, Eqiiipzige, &c.
for 18=l7——conta':ning an extensive ar.d varied
collection of the most. rare and interr-sting pro-
ductions of Nature, which af'l'ords to all an ain-
ple source for study and reflcctioii on the sci-
ence of NATURAL I'Il.:s"l‘Ol{Y.
This i‘iIenagei'ie, on entering each Town or
Village, forms a most linpo:<ing_'.l.‘i'aii1 or Pro-
cession, proceeded by a Gorgeous A
Fi’Ol’VlAN Cl-lARlO'l"
LIT l~II{.A LLY COVERED IVITII GOLD!
The Splendor and Magnifcence of this Gor-
geous and Colossal Carriage hallles descrlptioii.
\Vlioevcr has read oftlie li‘uueral Chariot. of
Alexander, or the Triuniphal Car of Nero, may
form some conception of the grandeiir of this
s'.1perlat.ively bcaiitifi.il vehicle, which was taken
from an antique inodcl rcceiitly exliiliitcil in
London. It. has i'e;piired the constant: labor of
twenty men for nine lil()l‘)l.l1r3 to complete it, at
an expense of more than .“3.:';7>,'iE-iii}!
The length ofthis Chariot is 30 ft.; Ileight
to summit of Canopy 20 ft. ; the weight in full,
8,000lb!
The Chariot. will be followed by THlPt'l.‘Y
CAl{RlA(.ll-IS, coiitaiuiiig the various animals
in this immense e.xliiliil'.ioii, drawn by ONE
HUNDRED llOllSlSS!
The exhibition of this .‘..lon:igci‘ic is rendered
intensely interesting bythc wonderful and un-
parallcled’Pcrtbrmance of
ll’! 1'. PIE ROE:
The Great Na zolcon of the Age, with
Lion .~>, '_E‘i;,,-,‘ «airs and l.'_.co1n1r(ll.i=.
This great Artist will foiulle, caress, and ren-
der liimself, apparently, as one ofthese auiinals
in their own Den. After this he assuines com-
mand, orders such to their respective depart-
ments, and liiially sigrializes liiinsclf by
DRIVING AN AFRICAN LION
in ‘i~Iai'ness!
The Animals in this collection are confidently
offered for public inspection, as being the_cl_ioic-
est and most. perfect specimens ever exhibited.
The ma jority of them have been iinportcd du-
ring the last. two years, without regard to price,
and they form not only the best. but the lurge.s(.
collection ever presented to the public.
The Menagerie will exliibit. at Norwallc, on
VVednesday, May 26th, 1847. The Procession
will enter Town about 10 o‘clock, A. M.
They will be in East Chester on the ‘2.4;th, 66
in Stamford on the 25th. ‘ ’
Admission only 25 cents--Children 1' ndor 10
l
.‘3in*l-'3
years, 12 1-2 cents. Doors open from 1,10 4
o'clock, P. M.
T/uzt Naugatuclc,Road.—Our citizens, says 'l‘- 3- GUNNNIG, Dentist, Glue and Nears"-Foot Gil I
HAS removed from corner of-Chamber st. IVlIANUFACT0l£Y.
Cf New
I have this day received. and am now offc
" V - . . :
.li rench, Liiglisli, Americnii, India and Italian (
tag and
Receivical this
EEEEGE3
\
the r-zfanieil
ring, acoinplcto and cxteiis-i\'e assortment. of"
loods——:unoug which are
FR]£f\’CII—lSroadclotlis, Cassimeres. Bonilxasiizes, Alpacc.-is, _'Di'e.c~.-: Silks, Ribbons, Lace-
-~ .' . ~ ‘.2 . - .‘, . ."'»": . _. -
Good.-, Lringliains, Cahcoes, Mouseline do Lanes, (lloies of I\lt.l bill. and L -silo Tlnead, Hosie-
J
ry, and an ei'i(llcss variety of Fancy & Millenary Gooods ;
E.\'Cr'LIS1*I—Cloths, Cassnncres, Satins
and I'.ii.il)i'oidci'ies, I-Io.~:icr_\,’, Lli.1gl'::i ins, &c.
for Vesting, Fancy Vesting, Calicoes, Laces
1lB‘IER7C'11N»-- Cloths and Satinetts, Ginghains, Culicos, Muslins bleached, unbleached
- vr ,, ,- - , . . .
and colored, 1Vick, Vi. at p and To inc, Pins, .Ecwings_, Jeans and all kinds of goods manufactured
in this country, in the Dry gmils line.
IIv'DIA——Silk .Drcss Hoods, Sliawls, Crapes. Fine Muslinsand l7'aiu-V f.-loads.
I.'l'1lL/AI‘iT——Di'cs Silk, Black \Vatcred and Plain, lllack I3rv.~‘s Silk.-'froiu 3-4 to (3-4 wide‘,
Colored Dress of cvrrykinil,>~ilk Scnrls and Ilzlkfs, Pocket I-iilkfrz, li‘an(~y Mus-lius, Shawls.
Also, a lziigo invoice of Irish Ltnciis for shirt;ng, slicc-ting and gcnorzil family use; also
lri.-sh Linen Cainbrick I-Idlils, Linen Damask ta
bln Covers, Napkins and Towclliug, Diapers,
Linen 'I‘a;tc.< and I-lnl;bin. broivii Liiieii Table Covei's, do Ilollaials, do l“roni:li Linens, etc.
Also received a sinalllot of (/‘::l'p(,‘llll‘g, Oil
Clotlis, Tilzitiiiig. liugs, é~;c. A great variety of
'.I‘i‘iiii.<y:ii'eiit: \Vini_lo\v Shades, which will he sold at reduced prices.
.I intend to have zilwiiys on hand evi=r_v article that. can be called for in an extensive DRY
GOODS ES'I‘Al3LlSllMEN'I‘, and ald all my Goods will be sold at tho lowest cusli prices
Anioug my goods are many great bargains, and
l . . . .
' examine them before purchasing cls0Wlic1'c, as
all persons are i'espec!fnlly invited to. call and
they will find it for their interest. so to do.
C. J. G-RUMAN, at the Old Briclg'c Store.
Norwalli, I\Iarch 16th, 18-17.
'5
gnaw
. I lg‘ _
'.-€~~‘.~ 5.
'_}.i~...i_~‘--222
_ , , IS now abundaiiily supplied with cvnry
4? --i- ‘ tliattnosiniilar (‘-Slz‘.l)llSl]lll(‘lll intliccountrv )()f~'S(‘SSCS"l'Cl1lt'.l' facilities fortlie accoinmodation ofthe
0 ul..‘_\.. 0 y .1 5:?
public than ours. Our gootls are purchased in l
is-ales and small profits” shall be the order oftlic
S
Q1-ii.EJklS in
(IC:§C}}l'i{2'll-’)ll of Dry Goods, and it is believed
ziigc. qiiaazi‘t3c:;——inostly for casli——and -‘large
(lay. It \'.'i')l:l(l be fully in go into ancnunieration
of the articles to he found in our stock, but we woi.lilsay llrcizt‘ llziigziiiis may be had in the way of
J
H§’.a'<,=:~.-zaazlntiass, <t‘.n_ss:3:aiie-,i'es £5 V'.’m~s:ii:.=_,=;,~:s. 'i"~'.‘.wc.'_
S1Ll{.{.‘——.‘ large assomiiicat of fashionable rztylcsz I)
_ . ___, _ ,e_ , l’l3.l:‘\”l‘S——l*‘i'ciicli, linglisli aiul Aincricaii by
Ii-a'(:.3:>:nny.:-.11 .:«o::ir=3 -€"5'l"' 31*", sled _,'_f()()(lS; Liiicns, Lawiis and Diiipcrs, cheap e-.;mi;;__g‘.i; (linglunns, bi.-autlful styles; Gloves
and IIUSlOt"\", a nice :issi)i't:iieiit.; Slit‘-.'vvls of cvc:
article izsiiiilly called for in a <li‘ygoo:'.s store.
L.
. . eamisii-§ia‘~;. 15:13’. .f<:::n:<.:, (fie.
ILSS (.}()()DS, an eiullcss variety;
it:!lll)}lSlllt‘S, Alpaccao and other wor-
.. .17
.
the stack: 1
‘v lillzill'L-!)llUl‘ilOl‘Uu:$ to nieution. In fact every
-
G_?::z'§>ozEi::';'s, l".~{.'.a!t§a.-.;;,‘.s, -(E153 (‘E-e!l'.:.s, Rugs :a:r.i’i E3."3§g,',.‘;'(‘.ES,
N(3\V' pattern
5;. and Ciicizp.
Tcc above goorlshave all been riicezitly selected with the 1llH1():$f care, aud will in all cases‘
be sold as low as honest iucn can sell them.
GA LV.‘<ll‘Ni-‘C B.-*a;’H}?S ant’; -EENGE,
‘wisia i1'L’:i;.;m~i.’:c }'Pou'c::-.
TE:\Ill£SliI Irllectro f1‘alvzinic Bands & Iliiigs,
have proved of the greatiistt efficacy on the
systein in almost all ili.~.=cases.
the systzi-iii. Sold with full directions by
L. D. \‘-.’lll')lCLl:lR, Agent, at South-
i\’or\,vall-;, near the Post. Office.
' 1.! ME Court ofProl)ate for the District of
2* Norwalk, has limited and allowed six
ltl()3‘.f.l1S from the date hereof for the creditors
of the estate of PC AN
'/IAL‘.‘vION MO ». r. . .
lat." of \Vilton, in said district, (lncnase..:l, to ex-
hibit to us their claiiiis against said estate for
scttlcincnt.
Those who neglect. to present. their accounts,
properly attested, within said time, will be do-
a l‘l‘(!-Cl a recovery. -
All pcrsoiis ind<=bted to said estate are roquos
ted to make iimuediate payment to
Z.u..‘.io:~' ;\Ioiu:.\.\', ~
Exocutors.
'I‘n.iniiir.ns R. MORGAN,
Horus I\IoncaN,
\Vilton, filay (S, 1847. 3t1:’fi
ARASOLS and P ARA SO Ll:7.'l."l‘l=lE'.—
‘ . of every color and quality. and all prices
from ‘.2 (3 to -,*_33,0(),'at. B. L\: M.
OLTIININC-Cil§CI1A3.lSi4A good as-
a sortnient can be found at the store of
B.l.:4.‘5lSLL & MOODY.
Millisaery.
_ HllI:'Ili:i’.§3§'i"'E‘ has just received tilt‘
. Latest Fashions, and is prepared to wait
on all who may favor her with their patronage,
at her residence a few rods noith of the Bridge.
P. S. Particular attention paid to Bloachiizg
and altering Straw Hats. - 19
lie
I!
Groeerzies,
HE subscriber having purchased of Elon-
, son Iloyt his entire stock of goods, would
respectfully inforin the public that tliey
can always find an assortincnt of Groceries.
\Voodcn and \\’illow ware, Limo, Calciizcd
Plaster and Cement, and flair for Plaster.
ED\VIN IIOYT.
Norwalk, April ‘20, 1847. 18
Kiiasti':=.icaioin.
HE subscriber proposes to open a School,
_ - on Blonday next, May 10th, at the School
rooiu of the South Centre Di.-:t.i'iCt, for the pur—_
pose of instructing pupils in the hran<_-hes of
common school education, together with the
liigher branches of Matliematics. . Ile trusts
trdin his long cxperieiice in ti-aclnng he will
give general sail-isfiictioii to all who_may favor
liiin with t.hc.ir patronage. R. A. \V iI.1.i.-13:8.
Norwalk, May 4lll,.l§;l;7- 1
(1)
General I-‘su:‘iaisl15:'i:iig
S '1‘ i9 11% IE.
]_‘(AVATS, Scurfs, Suspenders, Gloves.
J Pocket I~I’rlk’fs, 1-2 I-lose, Purses, Um-
brellas, dcc. &.i:., just received and for sale as
cheap as can be bought in New York. Gen-
tlcnien in want of such articles are invited to call
and examine our assoi'tiiient.
M. \VAi\'1cM.i.\'. ‘Nest. side ofthe Bridge.
Norwalk, April 26th, 1847.
ri1lH0'i‘EEY am] (‘.‘!evcir Seen}, for
Gciiitllciaicaiis’
sale by
A few more I£'f1
F the same sort. Those handsome Ging-
( hams at 10 cts. per yard, also .De Laiucs
for one shilling, per yard, by
‘ BISSELL & MOODY.
, (R§§2g§ll§hB§2‘3, Gi::§;!i:aaz;s. '
l\'IE'R.l(;‘A N, Scotch and Fl'El1(:l1 Ginghams
A. of lianclsoine patterns and low prices at
BISSELL A: MOODY.
i_—'O—I?\‘\7ALK ENGLISH AND CLAS-
SICAL SC I-IOOL.——The summer term
will commence on \Vednesdny the 5th of May.
V g S. HALL, Principal.
April 1847. 17
They will speed-
ilv roiiiovethe most acute pains in any part of,
E. ()‘[.MS'l‘EAD. 1
J. M. & CO.
E .%§i:w;".'s.
l A few rich Brocha and Caslimcro Shawls,
‘from to 231-}, at 1§lSS,l,CLL :51. MO(')DY’S.
‘LIE. A GEE’ I“.-.*l,l'£';KiE..——1\ ft-iv barrels and half
do oi No. 1. and S. E. Oi..‘.is'ri~:.u>.
l 'r~o l?2l{3E£€;‘llilAN'}J‘S.
3 ‘l ONSTAi\"l7L Y on hand at hlanufacturers.
/' pi'i(‘cs, Carpet '\Varp, Cotton Yarn, Bat-
ting, Twinc, \Vic-king, ézc.
E. Oi..wis'ri«:An.
Norwnlk, Mai'cli8. 18-17. 10
I3 53 E10 ’§".-‘AL.
ill E subscriber would inform his friends and
the public in ,t_r_ciieral. that he has removed
his stock of Dry flood.-:, to his new store, for-
morly occupied as the Post: Office, and next
door to John \V. Tayloi"s variety store, where
custoiuers, who may favor him with a call.
\ViVI. J. FINCI-I-
\Vestport, March '29. 1847.
{'1 A31! 3933 E31’vi'§3—1<‘R1CS1l. this day, llliircli
‘-.._.I S). S. E. 01.1‘-lS'1‘I-ZAI).
lU.‘=§'i1‘ Rcqzqiivrosl, at the new Millinery
4 Store of RI. \V;ilieiii;iii, 1.50 LADIES’
I-IATS of the latest styles and fashion. For
sale very cbca p at i\l. ‘»V.\z(i«:.wi.-uv’s.
\Vest side the Bridge, Norwnlk, April 26th.
ADE E1.-Դ'EԤ. Tuscan, China Pearl,
.1 Ilutlaiid. Swiss Pedal, Birds Eye, Plain
Straw, écc. from $1,0f) upward.
.‘+‘._14‘§-_9_l:-‘.l4.l+_.:S.' MOODY _
Qnazailens Line.
7:§"—IIl<‘. subscriber having purchased this Lino
- ofits late proprietor will use his best en-
dcavors to accomodate tlie public. For the
present he will leave Peck’s store. South Nor-
walk, every day (Sundays cxcepted,) at S and
£0 o'clock, forenoon at 1 1-2, at 4 and at
6 1-2 afternoon. 1-‘fill leave. store of Jolm A.
’\Vee'.l, Norwalk,& at 9:11: Ill I-2 o'clock fore-
noon ; at 3 and at 5 o’clock afternoon; in the
evenings generally at 8 E-‘2 rfclock.
-IlOS'\V'ELL JENEDICT.
April 5th, 1847. 14’
F EGUEEEE) E.i:iic=iui EI’¢llk’fs.—Ahand-
some lot,just: rc'd at \VA1(i:MA-.\"s.
E‘ isutcirs, flliskiizs (S5 Slzippcirs.
9 UST received a good assortment and for
sale cheap at M. '\VAi<1:r.IA.\"s.
OSTON SOAP.‘-—.\ new supply of very
superior quality of No 1 Boston Soap
Bun.-\LL’s,
l
‘ Just. received and for sale at
Norwalk, Mari-li 5, 18-17.
Eiried Peaches.
' - RIED I’EACI‘lES on hand and for sale
by T. L. (SC J. R. PECK.
Norwalk, April 26th, 1847.
.. .__;:__..___.__n
Lumber, &c.
AT \VESTI’ORT-
,l-IE subscriber has commenced business
near the west end of Saiigzituck bridge,
where he kt-.ep.=_: as good an assortinent of Lum-
' her as can be found on the shore; and assures
. builders with his long experience and knowledge
, of the business, and having superior advantages
5 in Albany for procuring good lumber atthe low-
‘ est rates,'tliat he can furnish them a little better
than they can do elsewhere. ’
Also, PAINTS and OILS of the best:
qualities; Varrisl~., Japan, Spirits turpentine,
Nails, Glass and Putty, ctc. *
A lso, A general assortment of Hardware and
lioiise-fnidings, ofthe most; modern <55 approved
kiiii.-3; such as door locks with improved
mineral knobs, bronzed, plated and pearl White.
very handsome, and nothing so durable.
All these “tliings”arid many ot:liei's_hravejust
been bought for cash and will be. sold ‘for the
same, very low. _ Z. SANFORD.-
\Vestport, jfirfd, 18-17. 13
he will be happy to wait on his old and new
Norwalk Chronicler