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make good noiiiinations,andinake theiir early-,
call out over elector and see that all is done \ _
. . . y . . . . sprout of Brooklield ash, one yea:-s’growtli, rais-
_which is; neccssaiy to maintain Wliigiiscendon- ed as h(,S“ys in" me two Clay so" It m0,,s_
cy tlirouglidut the State. Successful town “ms some 10 feet. ~ ’ »
electioiis the ensuing month will be felt in every ‘Va Perceim that the Rdger ‘Vimams is to
beating pulse oftlie general contest next spllflg be employed by McCulloch on the New Haven
and will form an excellent preparatioii for the . route, to ca rry the mails under his recent coii-
gg-cmm. emwt which must be PM fun], in the ' t.r:i;:_t with the Goi'pi'iiiiient, instead of the Alida,
Presidential election next fall. The one will ‘I5 "bf "un°_u_".(_'_“ '
pflyo me ‘my fur the next’ um] the next Wm iii-i tll'l'lv(»(l at ‘Boston on Qnnda * l110l'lJlntr with
Smooth tho course for the next Sm!’ and so our 11‘0 [“l’~‘S(:'lt“’elt'\‘ She l()I1-‘(‘li(‘l.l)0u Cape b.I{‘l('(‘
. . ll —' ' X5 » 0 0.; . I 4 ‘ ' I . "
cause will advance from one trnuiipli to another. -N_ 1.‘_ 0,, ti“, 14;], in ,1 flygr‘ but go; 5,11,, “ff _ The
Fellow \Vliigs.' think on these things and uct—— "°_“'°‘ ls “ “"“’l‘ l“l°"- Tim '"°‘"’.Y Pmlc CW‘
act vigiwonsly, uiiitedly,'5_-':e:imostly, and you
will then be successful.
LA'i‘i:r. nr T11)-2 Bi.i'rAt\'.\‘iA.——-'l‘lie Britan-
but cotton is lirni.
Prinic, \Vard dc Co's drafts for .£70,()00 is an
There is every reason to believe that. our op- impo;-mot and gmtif)-ing (‘,_-mu,-e of 1110 1,0“-g-_ .
)0ll(_‘llI$ "ire busy in ire )'il'lD v forthcse eloc‘ions. . . '" ‘ . "‘ .' "‘ _
,1‘ ' ‘ I l_‘ i’ I Jl[lllf(Il"1/.—Tll() eighth Regiiiient, Col. Guir,
1 ho) l‘“"'° ‘mt l"-“"1 bllml W “'9 f“"t ill“ 31*” is ordered to master and (.-.nbainp for exercise,
\Vhigs are apathctic,§and they doubt not of their inspection and review at Norwalk, on the 19th
iiliility to make great gaiiis. Disappoiiit. them I 0‘ 0Ct0l3'~‘l'-
Show them that you are !l(}lll'll‘-1'LlCd(.l nor sli‘cp- 1.‘g,,,,,. and (;,.m',, C,,,,fi,,,,9 ,.m.y sieady in
ing._ Give them a liiretasto of what tlicy may the N. 3; . iiiarket.
".-“'l"°Ct lioreaficr from U10 "lgll"“<‘0i 9"°l'g}' "ml \Visco.\'si.\'.——'l‘lici'e is no loiiger any reason
union oftlie uiicoiiqneralilo \Vhigs of Co:iiiccti- to doubt but illflt T\\'C'(.'(l_\'. “‘l'll_Ea IS 8l0t'T€‘(l Y0
C-Ol1gl'(‘.SS. The State is not all heard from,
ibut the-lor-os ackiiowlmige beat, and that T's.
l nia_yority will reach 1000 or 1200.
cut, and of what the \Vhigs of other states iiiayl
looi. for when they call for your co-operation.
Couranl. _
-._____ l\'l.u.\'i:.—'.l‘lic Locoloco (lovornor is re-elec-
Gov. Bisscll has issued a proclaiiiaticii, which 1 ‘°‘lv lli°‘‘§l’ 139 l“‘3 -“Om” 3000 "0103 I653 ll"!!!
ivo tiud in the Hartford Courant, olliii-iii" fori kl“ :"“m.' wk?" Tel.“ “"5 "0 "h"“'°i the Le“
C’ 1gislaiui'c is of the saiiie piittcrii; and the four
‘ the person who took from ii grave in Stonington, h1,h,._,.m,.,,,.,,“t $,,“,s in Cm,g,.0SS am an fined
the body of Francis A. Matthcwson, it reward . by Locos-—so that the dclcgatioii will stand 6 L 3
of-S200. lto 1 \V.
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ARRIVAL or THE S’l‘EAMER U;\’l-O.\’,;,,,, ,l;:’?.,{,.:‘,",‘,E’,}‘luff‘;’§,§'§,fi;°‘Cij’;,f:f,"’,{,f',}f(;l
An Asli it Sproult.——_A substazitial ‘old Clay‘ *
\Vhig of Brookfield,lias left at our oflice,u '
liiiade on the part of all to comply with the full 5
BRm.mI3-onn1ms,;fivo.,"-6. < -- l _ 5, .,,.-.--1-_., y
‘ PUBLIC CELEBRATION.
SI-IC01\'D"BRlGADl-‘., State Conlneetiéut.
Sm :—-You in-e l10l'(;ll_y' orde_i'ed _to assemble _ Tenriperanco will hold a Public Celebra-
and encani;i with the (40tXlll.llS.Sl0llC(I‘, non—Com- tipn on W ediicsday the 29th inst. in this place.
HIlSSXOX1eddO.ITl(E(§l'S.and musicians of? the Regi- llrle lnieinb_ers of ot‘hei' divisions in this ‘county,
liictltdllli ((231 t; rligi} coiiiniaiid] alt; AI\0l'I\\'llll(i], Ion toget ici Wlldll the (xrand Division of this State
nes :1)’ c . t i at 11 o c o(:' . 1V.an ti , are ex iecte to til ‘I "tl -. .
il.)l'l\':llt‘-S’()I'Stllt.l Reg't. on \Vednesday, Oct‘: The] address wiillc l‘J\(}1 in the Con-
72( ' ' ' .' ' '~ ' " ' ‘ .‘ . ..
‘ \ 3 V. __ .3 - 0 0 ..
Your coiiiinaiid will be p'aradei‘l and i'eady ‘The \.l;'asliiiigloiiiiii:s of Norwalk, and all
,for iiispoctioii at 8 o'clock and 30 iiiiiiiitcs A. M. friends of I ciiipi-i'aii('e are invited to unite with
,and for review at 1 o’clock and 30 iniiiutes P. H5 On that occasion. Per 0;-dr.-r
.M. on Tiiiirsday. 21st Oct. i“vI.\'i"i'iii~:iv Rizize, Jr. R. S.
i-ienc ' vill b suti'ei' c ~ '-~, , . . . ,
.1 L Yeti‘ will diiiect lll(f3gC!\'T3I:lTs(,lJ(Ililllbi1LlldlilHIS of . . RY DE R-’ Ht-Smd -Rcd(h”g3.‘sh0wi“’q m this
'coiiipaiiies to have on parade the Rvcoid Boolal_(’0,m:,E _t:m_}-,w (_"u"."dm" ‘U Emlmm .R-lid.”-
of the R0,‘.r't for exaniiiiarioii by the i{lSll(‘(‘l‘(‘-1'-i‘”.i(-I S .11 lull .‘.{.'l,f;i”“"l-‘mars hplungnlg to Sun] P5"
The Adjutant. will on the inorning 0l'Tl1t1l'.s‘-l;.”l(l'r’ flu‘ l_"_‘_ll“"jd """,‘?"°' “ram” °.“‘”m'S ‘.’t To
day aforesaid, furiiisli the Inspector with a full (.mli')ié/“:1”-'omltC' -“Z :— 1 “'0'”.-mlhs of (me
and correct; list ofthe Field. Coniiiiissioiied and lI')"f‘t_0H.']'l"_ “'_l_lfi'l3d..~'" the tllwn m Dllnbmiy 0”
SW Oflicev 0*‘ R"!-"t swing the lvwivv ‘ $3.1i...2.'.§'.iilli‘II§f‘lid"IiI.‘i-lilli}‘iiiii
and il-ice of residence of L"l(.‘ll. - - ,
ylO,‘,,.cm,,,,m,,d Wm m,,;,c,. pm. momim, mm , liani I’. Coiiislock, on the east by said Coiiistock
* h '- ‘ . . . - . . _ - __ _
‘eVCnlXl{-I parade at slllll‘i.‘i(3 and <tlll3t'l'9 and )‘0ui-l‘m(',l Ch“: 1'05 doll’ of. ‘tile South I’) h'gh“"3 '
I - - .’ ‘ ’ . rain. we: H’ _. i-1- r v -,-_
jguards bepropcrly stationed aiidsustaiiicil so :is»' _ I _' . '' (°. ‘-‘ U
’ . . I Also, t\\o-iiiiillis of one other tr'ict of land
to secure and preserve good order iind (IISCI-is-nn,“,Cd in mid D"“bm,_ ‘I ‘ . , ‘
ilino tlirori vhout the time of cizcaiii iiiiciit.. ‘ U‘ . -l ’ mm L ‘m”l‘”" 1 ‘mud
i‘ . l . ,so called, in qiiautity live acres ni()|'(\ or 'c5s "pd
In the adoption and coiiiiiieiicciiieiit oi the . ' ' ’ ’
. . . . .bouiide.d oiitiie north bv lilarvev Rvdcr e-ist Ii -
present systein uiidcrthe. new 0l'L{tIH.1.tltl(lll,1IlS'Slid “NH 1. . I ' 1 I.-I ~ ' ‘ ’‘l' 3
:- . *- . .1 '(3"( i -
of the utmost inipoi'taiii.-e that every officer and l (.h,”.1 1)V?!“ , OR‘; ff‘ I ‘ii,f‘‘‘'5 ' 50f” ‘ ll)
soldier does his whole dot)’ with hi-oznlitiii-ss{Midi ,1’! £1 ‘l'.""h{-ii‘ "’.‘1";‘ ''lt‘’‘’tl ‘'3 d‘ I"”.'" D’l‘°‘”"”‘
.. .. . ' 0"] ‘- ; ,3 --
elliciency, and the Coiiiinandaiit: of this Brigade! I C‘ ‘m “N U m ’ mg l‘.ll"°d. M
- 1 I V I 1 }_ _‘ _ . . ‘ _. ',tl)t)l)l3 one hundred dollars, and showing Just.
intn gcs t ie iope 1 mt such exeitions “Ill be. 1 _ _ , ‘H __ Hf _ _ . . -
ant Ieclat’-)llil .i 0 cause (it selling :<:t!(l teal estate : ,
!|)l‘:l)'l1lg for an order, and that he or some 0[ll(.‘l'l
gincet peisiiii be oiiipowercd, to sell the saine,|
.a.~x pcr applicatioii on tile, dated the 7th day of
rcqiiireiiicnts of the law as will not only pre-
clude the necessity of enforcing the penalties
which have been provided by the same for neg.
Head Qua1~tei~s, S11.-\!‘.ON, Sept. 6th. 18-I7. CONCORD D1VIS10N, N0_ 2‘ Sons of
FOR THE ARMY l 7
Bids“ t ' TIIIIE CA_]lII’A'IGN FOR. 1847, g
:1 r o suipass n othets In degiee of into: est in the ilfevgcantzle Business of th1._sv~iIdag(.“..
In fact, we mean to make it so!
A72tz'c'i_'pating, the above, we leave jztst 7'cc.3272:ed
A LARGE ASSORTMZEENT or
.f%EAE.A EEEEY GOODS»-3
Eniliraciiig as great a variety as can be found else'\\"Ii'e'r'e. p’urcl:a'scd at exceedingly Low Pricdc,‘
_ _ _ , _ l TI 2 . icction w'll' ll .: ‘ b d tn.‘ Norwzil‘.‘ Siit. :20 1‘47. -- , . . «. . , - - I .
tiiiucs. l3i'c:.dstutls have still luither declined, ~m.3c,l|3.";;5,l ,,cw,-(1,,,l,c,:I::i;t}fq;:: -——_-...__.- ..._5:...-.)‘.l...:. .?__°__ __ _. .78 "Rd ‘',‘‘‘‘’.‘"‘’“_l’‘‘’'{'. {U1 ‘_CA-(SH. which will enable us to sell them very If/ll).-/I)!‘ C'dsli or apprqwd
The probabl<.~ payimnn; of Geno”-‘I Orders and--Rubs _md Renuhfmm rm 1),”-,.,,.-5 Qt 1m[,[,,,g sS_ [),.mvm,c Court, Sqyt (,1 ccl¢t—-ianginglioin .2 to .30 perceiit lower than those who buy on long ex-edits.
' ‘ b“ ' ‘I ' V1 -- ‘fifi 1 I - ~._, . »_*> J I
igoveriiiiiciit ofthe militia; and no iicglect or dc- 113$’ E317" . . . . ‘‘ IIA 01.135’ I,)Rl“?$ .G—.OOD.S-’- " 3} 985?‘! ‘ll’-".""t-"" - .
ON the application of D.-\l.lIi.L C. »‘>Ul’luRlOl:t l*I\I1.NCI‘I AND L'N_GL‘ISH CLOTIIS, at very low prices;
C.=_&SSl'.}IERES. SATINE'l.‘TS AND VES'l‘ll\'(.‘rS, a very large l.SS0l'ID’teIif',=.
DOMESTIC GOODS, &c. &c. &c. ,.
As the public are to judge of the prices we offer our goods at. they are i-e'qucsied.to call before
purcliasin_<_r. \Ve are indebted to the public for the increase of trade s’i‘iic'e' our doing. business.
under the present firm, and hope liy strict attention, and selling goods at fair prices, a continu-
mi('_u of the sniiiv. Fall l~‘ashi'iiis of Hats and Caps just received.
New Ciiiiaaii, Sept. 6, 18-17. 3 " - T. 6.: W’. E. RAYMOND.
aew rib 1.1. GOODS !
A '1‘ .
,.
auuias
FAMED BRIDGE s-1:-ems: 1 °
_ The French Strainer Union from Clierbourg, l
on the 31st ult., reached New York 'l'liiii'silayf
afieriiooii. She had the small pox on board,
and was (lt‘:lt‘tl1lC(l at quara ntiue. ,
The principal topic upon the contiiicnt, SGOYIISA
to be the atiiiirs in the Papal doininions, and the;
interference of .-\ustriu. The papers seeni tol
be full of the niatter.
Madaiiio, the Dutcliess of Prasliu, has been‘
poisoned at the Hotel Sebastini. The poisoiicr. '
her husband afterward killed himself.
The Union brings 70 cabin and 1:30 steeragei
passeiigeis.
The result oftlie liarvest in England ir very
satisfactory.
The potato crop in the British Islands, has
generally escaped the rot.
There is a great. depression in the English
Corn market and a general fall in prices.
The panic in Eiighind coiitiiiued. Among
the further failures is Mr. W‘. Robiiison, “the
Goveriior ofthe Bank of England.”
The Bank of England intended to reduce the
rate of interest to 5 per cent.
All sorts of provisions are rapidly falling in
price in Ireland. In Liiiierick, cargoes of Iii-
dinii corn had been oll'ei'ed for the freight.—
New \\'heat oliered at 13d per 14 lbs., and no
purchasers. Potatoes are selling in Kerry at
5d per 14 lbs.
Charles Allic-rt,tlie King of Sardinia, (says
Le Siecle, of Aug. 30th,) has writtcii to Pope
Pius IX, to assure him of his readiiicss, in any
and every event to olfer him his readiness. in
any and c_very event to ol"t'ei' him his army, his
artillery, and his sliips-of-war.
A private letter from Geneva, dated August.
‘.’6ili announces that. a. collision appeared to be
inevitable between the troops of Berne and those
of Lucerne.
China reports ofa general insurrection of the
people against all foreigners.
Peace .' Peace .’ .’—\Ve are iiiforiiied, says
the New Orleans Delta ofthe 9th, that our co-
teniporiiries of La Patria have late news from
the city of Mexico, to the effect that articles of
Peace Iuzvc been signed by ]lIr. Tri.s't and the
..7l'Ic.rz°can Coniniis.sioncrs. «
_7l~ladamc Rcstcll, after several unsuccessful
attempts, obtained bail'on' Friday evening last,
and was releii sed from the Tombs, where she
has been confined for several diiys. The ain't
required was $10,000. The Tribune says that
any one with the requisite amount of Real Es-
tate, and willing to brave pulilic opinion, could
have taken a $1000 bonus and cash security,
for bailing this notorious woman.
A Spccimcn. qf I‘Vcstcrn Farniiiig is given
us by a gentlemen of this place, who lias recent-
ly returned from a jaunt though the Northern
Indiana and the Southern portions of Michi-
gan. A fai'mer with whom he met, fatted 500,
hogs, wintered 400, using freely for these pur-«
poses of his crop ofcorn, and sold after gathering ‘
12,000 bushels, and had on his hands, nt the
opening ofSpring, a surplus of 4,000 bushels.
This will look like an exaggeration to some
of our Connecticut farmers. It will not.liowev-
er, be so surprising. if they consider for a ino-
ment, that farmers in the section of the west to '
which we have alluded, extend their possession,
over hundreds, and in some cases wc_ni'e inforiii-
ed, over thousands of acres, fertile almost. boy-;
ond 'coiic_eptioii, and the crop is put into:
the ground, and the whole process of cult.iva—i
tioii performed by horse power without the least
resort to the toilsoiiic use of the hue.
Crcdilablc Self Denial.—The Pittsficld Ea-
gle snys that the sum of $1000 has recently
been contributed from the Mount Ilolyoko Fe-
male Seminary to the cause oftlie l"oreign Mis-
sions and the American Education Society.
This is an average of more tliaii.S:'34 from each
scholar’; which, when it is considered that this
school is not composed as a general thing of
those very able to make large contributioiis,
as an act betraying_rare self-denial and philan-
thropy. .
VERMONT ALL RiGH'r.-Tlie Boston Atlas
has returns showing the ' election-~ of 18 ‘Whig
and 10. Locofoco Senators. Two are in doubt.
Returns from all the towns in the State but five
aliow 108;VVihig,Representatives, 79 Locos, 10
Abolitionists, and 32 no choice. The House
Presidency.
C-.4. i.viN S. B.-\i.r..——Tliis goiitleiiiaii was
brought to this place mi Saturday night last, and
on Monday morningarrgeiiioiit was made with
his consent, that the property of Mrs. B. coii-
sisting of the liorso and carriage, watch, and
inoiicy, which was represented to be at Owego;
N. Y. whore Ball wasairested. should be given
up. I"ortliat purpose, Ball was taken back to
Owcgo, by the gcntleiiiaii who ai'rcstcd and
brought him here, and J. Camp, Jr. They
started liy way of the Housatoiiic Railroad, on
Monday.
The \’lt)lcll(‘.c ofuur cliaiigcs in climate produces
an iiggravalioii of many disease.-, lint more particu-
lai'lyol'that class iisiially dciioiiiiiiatcd Puliiionarv
or (,‘oiisuinptive, and Scroliilciiii. The patient iii-
quiry and profoiiiid obsi-rration oftlie Iiidlans is ex-
emplified iii the woniidrou.-' cflccts of Bi‘aii'.'s Rein-
vdics. \\'lll('ll crzidicaie wliolly the .~'\_'lllpl.()lllS and ef-
forts of those scoiirges of our racé. ltcferciirc is
particiilarly made to the ndvcrtiseiiieiit in another
part nfllie paper.
One of our agciits at Atlieiis, Ga has sent us the
following letter with periiiissioii to pnblisli the saiiie.
'I‘RU'l‘lI IS MIGHTY AND \VII.L I"REl/AIL.
Ariii:.\'s, Aiigiistil-l, 1846.
Mr. A. Ali-xaiider:
Dear Sir—l-Iaviiig been zilllictcd for more than 10
nieiitlis with Chronic Iiillaniatioii of the Lnngs—ut
tiiiics very scvcrely—aiid having (idoptctl iiiany ined-
iciiics \'~‘lllH)l1lall‘y but tcinporai'\' N-lief-—l puichas-
ed about three bottles of \Vi.<t:ir’s Balsaiii ol \Vild
Clicrry; froin the effects (ifwliicli I obtained iuore
rcli-sf than from all the medicines I have ever taken
for that ilistrt-ssiiig di.-orili-r. I have by the repeat-
ed use of this vuliialile Balsziiii been more free from
i'e.~zsiire for breath and o i ire.~isioii on the. luiius
Iliaii I had aiiiicip.'itcd—aiid indeed, conceive tliatal
\\ ill be Clll'l_'(l by continuing its use, of iliispiiost dis-
lit.'ill'l(!lll1lf__' uialady. I do inost checrliilly lender
you this uckiiimledgiiiciit, which you will use as
yonrjiidgiiicnt dictates. RODNEY BURKE.
\Vayiisliorougli. l3llt'l\’C Co. Ga.
None gciiiiizic without the written sigiiiitiirc ofl.
BU'I"I‘S.
"For sale by J. A. \Vccd, Norivalk. 37
COSITIVENISSS
Is often brought on by want of cxcrcisc, close
Cnllilllclni-.ll[ to biisiiicss. &c. BRO WN’S SAR-
Si\'I‘Al{lLl.A and 'I‘Olll.-ITO BI'I"I‘El{S will give
a tone and activity to the stoniacli and bowels, iii-
creasc the clrculatioii_ and operate as a mild cathar-
tic. and are not liable to leave the patient (as inany
inediciiics do aftci‘ taking) iiioi'c costirc than he was
before their use. By using tbciii It short time, they
will be sali.-li».-d ofits \'ii'tiii=s; the effect is ulniosl
iiiinicdiziti-ly felt. It purities and iiourislics the
whole dcliilitating systciii. Oi\'E TRIAL will sat-
i.~.f_v the most prejudiced inind.
This we know froin experience ofbniidreds.
Sold by J. A. \Veed and VV. E. Bissell. 37
MA Rlil ED :
In Ilidgctielil, on the 5th inst., by Rev. S. J
Hillyer, Mr. Lawrence \V. Smith, of North
Salem, N. Y. to Miss Pvlary Ann, daughter of
Hezekiali Scott, Esq. of Ridgelield.
At Empire Iron \Vorks, Triggs co. Ky. July
25, George Glover, Esq., of \Vni'rcn Ct. to Ma-
ry J. Lcoiiard of the former place.
In Daiibury, Sept. 1st, by Rev. Mr. Stone,
M r. I-lurlbut to Miss Ilurriet. Barlicr.
In Bi'ooktii:ld, Sept. 9, by Rev. S. J. \Villys,
Mr. George Morgan. of Daiibury, to Miss Ann
Maria Morris, of the former place.
N OTICE.
II E subsci°iber is about arranging with
some one to collect his bills, and would
notify those indebted to him whose accounts are
of more tliziii six iiionths standing, that the pi'es-
ent is ii very favorable opportunity to call and
settle, if they would save costs.
\’V:IIItcd, Iiiiinediately tliree journeymeii
slioeinakurs, two on misses and women’s welts,
and one on men’s work. A. B. BRADLEY.
South N0l‘\Vttll(, Sept. 21, 1847. 38
Ci'ocE«;ci'y and Groceries.
"HE subsciibcrhaving fitted up a store at
the loot “Mill Hill” near the Pottery,
and stocked it with a superior assortment of
Crockery, and a fresli supply of Gi'ocerics, is
now prepared to supply the public with any do-
iiiands for the above articles at the lowest mar-
laer..priccs. Those wishing to obtain any article
in that line, are requested to call and examine
his goods. ASA E. SMITH.
Norwalk, Sept. 7th, 1847.
To Let, Apartmeiits sufiicieiit for the ac-
commodation oftliree small families. Enquire
as above. 38
\VlL'l‘0N ACADERIY.
(Male and Female.)
HE winter session will commeiice on the
1st Monday of Nov. and will continue 22
weeks. All branches taught preparatory for
College, as well as for commercial business, iii-
cluding Book -keeping by double entry. That
a thorough knowledge of a few things is better
than a supertieial knowledge of many is the prin-
ciple of instruction.
It is highly important that scholars commence
at the beginning of the term. 8t38
Tuition per qr. S’ 4 00 to $6 00.
Refcreizccs :-——President &. Professors of Yale
College. Rev. J. Smith, Dr. D. Willard. Wil'
ton. J. G. ROWLAND. A B. Principal. '
- Emptv Barrels.
will probably stand. \Vhigs 110, Locos 80, LiL»-'
arty 19. Well done, consi_dering.,.
l
I . I . =Septeinl;er 1847 more lolly appears.
ecting so to (0, but will ensure a success and, (),.dc].f.d_rJ\lult the fimmohw ‘l ) ]l,mfi I I
_(.-omiiiaiid, ii respect and contideiice, equal to the ‘I ' ‘ ‘ '5 ’-‘ ‘ l l ' ' U I )0
- - - - - . . ‘ . ’ _ H‘
2 liiglht-st 1]! iiticipiitioqs 0|flI]c triends ot the sci-rice _ ,,..
ant cont uctive tot in .ie.'t iiitere't" of ti " - I . . , , ,
’ 5 ° "3 ‘Sl‘"°' noon ; and that notice tiiereof be published in
8th Rt-.E'la Qd l.’ii'i"adL‘, So. Norwalk. ‘some MIMIC "c“'~slmlmr “our the plllce “lhem
'9 B 0rdH_ of gsucli real estate llL'S, three weeks sizccessively,
“,M T K] \.(, J” (‘ I ,1 .at least six \\’(‘.(‘.l{S licforo said tune nssigiiisd.
° ' t ’v '_== W‘ - =:-is 'l‘.AA1)Dl;‘US M. .\i3BoT'i‘. Jiidgc.
\VM. B. In. Lochwoon, 3 ~— -.---— __ . -
];,,§g,,d,_, M,”-_ um} I,,_<p,,c,0,._ ',])i.s'lricl Q/' .\"oru'ull‘, ss. I’rabu.'c Court, .Sq.t.
To Col. Tiioiivs Guri-zn,
. .- -Ii 20. 13-17.
Brigade 01-tiers, .1\’o. 9. }ES'l‘.-\’l‘l-J of SA M'Ul«1l. E. (_}R'L'7.\1A-.\*.
Si-:co.~.'ii BRIGADE, State Coiino(;t’;cur, 5 of i\'or\valk. in said District, an ass-igiiiiig
Head Qum-no-s, Sgmnox, 15:]; Sept, 1847_ ; (lclitoi'——Ordm'uZ, That the Assigm-c exhibit his
y s HARRISON. Jun. Esq. of Liam-.i.i""'““*‘° d°¢'°"'“;_'° Eh’!-‘ ,C~m'H‘vi' mtiustinviir. at
9 . (_j,,umy is ,,m,0;m(.d A-,d_dc_Cm”p in mix 2 lll‘(3>‘l)l'(il)ttl() Office in I\oi'wall;. on the 28th day
Brigade, with rank of Captain, and as such will "f ‘S"l’l""'b°"’ 1.°"17’“l2 ""'l”"k' "“"m°°“i “ml
be recognized and olicyed BY order of lliirtiill ])(‘.l'.\'0ll£i.llilt‘l’(‘Sl('Ll‘Ill said estate inay be
B,.ig_ Gem l,;L\,G. notilicd :li0i'¢-ol._ the Assigiieo will cause this
\VM_ B_ 1.; ‘L,,CK“.Om)‘ 0l‘(l(.‘l' to be publislicd in a iiewspiip_er priiitcd in
38 Bfignde Mn]-m. and Inspectmu i\orwalk,_aiid post :1 copy thereof on the sign
post in sazd .\'oi'walk.
1t.'$8 Tiios. B. BU'l‘LF.R, Jua'_r_rc.
Brigiute Orders, No. 8.
Siccoivn BIUGADI-I State Coiiiiecticut . . . . . ’ ’ ' ' .
A ’ ' ])£8l7"l('fQf ;'\or7uzl/c 5.3. 1’ro/iale Court, .Sr-p(cni-
I I P I or _ _ ’ . 3 TIIIS day received a large invoice of very
2'1’ '1‘. -. z .' ...i °'. . .- .
iii it t in 1 to i at rrccl, in ltetldiiig oii_tlic; Di ass Good.» in all then varieties, Clotlis, Cassiineres and Satinetts, Millinary Goods and Fun-
.../th day of l\ovciiil:m' 184/, at 4 o’clo(-l; alter- I cv (‘mods-—ull ofwliicli will be sold at the lowest New York prices
l Noi'\\'iilk, Sept. 1st, 1847.
RICH FALL DRY GOODS-. coiisistiugof
Call one, call all.
C. J. GRUMAN.
#1? eve‘ Goods for the
Pall Trade of"184'7..-
At the old staiid of
semen? & co.
TIIE subscribers are happy in being able to aiinoiinccto their patrons and the public gob-.
erally, that their tirst invoice of FALL GOODS has just been received.
Tlioy would pai'ticularl_v invite the attention of the ladies ofNorwalkand its vicinity to their
beautiful assortnioiit of DRESS GOODS, comprising the following new styles, viz:
Plaid and Silk Sti'ip’d Alpaccas. Caiiielioii Plaids and Stripes, Organdies, Strip'd Clem-
eiitiiies, Eglantiiie Plaids, lllode Alpnccas. Cobourg Cloths, Twilled Ginghains, California and
Oregoii Plaids, Casliiiioic, M do Laiiies, dzc.
among which may be‘ founil---Plaid and Striped
Head O_uarteis, Sii.iiio.\', liith Sept. 1847. [Mr 18”] 18”
UC/{KB 9‘1_‘3_1l )’1“z}-E IJ0(R~ 1‘;!Sft_- «»§'I1.*‘2}tii_I}elc} Hp s'rA'ri_«: ofN1i1‘l-l E M I.AI-I _Lo_cig\Vooii:
_ , 0"” J» '5 ’ l l'“”’ 0 ‘2."‘" U 1 *5 U 0 Idle-OI l\ew (..iiiin:iii in said district dec’d.l
this Brigaile, with rank of Captain, and as such The (},,m.t of p,.,,b,m, for me di_,.,,.;c, bf Nm._l
will b" l'°C“g"lz"d “ml °l’°.VCd- B.V‘“‘dl‘»i° of walk hath limited and allowiil six iiioiitlis froinl
Brig. Gen. Kixci.
Pr “'31. B. E. LOCKWOOD,
‘ Brigade Major and Iiispcctor.
to exhibit their claims for scttleinoiit. Those"
jare requested to make iiiinieiliate payment to?
LEVVIS L()Cl{\VOOD, Exoxiitoi°.
of \Vilton, and non residents liable to pay Tax-
es therein, are hereby notified that I will nieeti ______ , ____,
them to receive their State and Town Taxes onl ]),',.,,,'L.( of RC([,],',,,, Q5 probate —C0uy( sf ,1
list 1846, at the Town House in said \Viltoii. on 15,], 1347 C’ I ’ ‘I 1 '
DIODLIIIY the 4lll (lily Oi‘ OCl0b(!l' DOXI. I.l'0ll1 j Shlwzxrliig uf
°,_"'l°“!",‘ A‘ M‘ um“ 5 °’cl°ck' T)‘ M‘ if” '1“? Smml late of Roddiiig, in said District (.l("C(‘-ilSC:.(l:
oi Al)l_]2tl1 Betts, on Monday the Sloth, from 1 5 The Com, up ]>,.oLm,0 1-,". the (1-,5“.-‘C, of
“mll 5 °"'l°‘:k’ P‘ M’ "nd "“1w'Sf°m"f Chllmisz Ileddiii" hath liinitod and allowed six iiioiitlis
C’”"‘°" f"°'" 1 “mil 5 °,°1°°l"' P‘ M‘ “f T“‘’5‘ : from tliii dale lii-roof, for the. creditors of said
d".V the 26'1" Puncmul "tte"d""C" is “"“i Estate, to exhibit their claiiiis for scttleiiient.
i _
_ 2.?‘ n'’' 2.
.. .
1-,; 4- 5w ".
g
u‘ t I-owl,
-.:.\,q-n},rf;xooo--
‘.1 ./I/s »~. ',.__
Tni-: Pi-'.iisi:vi:nA.\'ci«: AND E.\'l-ZKGY, requi-
site to enable an invalid to OBTAIN THE
MEANS ofcurc, are pulled mid destroyed by
the myriad of those fallacious signals of hope
displayed before his gloating eyes. Science;
has scarce done aught. but EUCUBIBER thel
mi-diciiiiil art; and if we wish to seek simply
and surely ii. cure of any coniplaiiit we must
_rcsoi't to NATIVE PRODUCTIONS, evi-
dently desigiied liy Providence for our use and
relief. \Ve discouuteiiaiice utterly, all preten-
sions to
UNIVEIIS.-‘IL CURE,
and gives the recoinineiidation of these remedies
only to such iiivalids as are siil‘l'¢-.i'iiig under the
PECULIAR MALADIES of
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
and all
PECTORIAL AND ERUPTIVE
DISEASES,
for which they were originally pi'epai'ed. The
most experioiiced of natural pliysicians was the
Chief of the Six Niitioiis, Capt. Brunt. whose
leading preparations are iio\v coiiiponiided
under appropriate distinguishing names, as
follows: 8
BR.\N'l"€
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM
is prepared expressly for the cure of
Consumption. Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Spitting of Blood, Pains in the
Breast, Side or Back, and
Liver Coiiiplaints and
Bll.-lN'l"S
INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT
Is the Cliief’s Great Purifier ofthe Blood and
has never failed to cure ‘
Scrofula, Erpsipelas. Ulceratcd and Nursing
Sore Mouth, Biles, Ulcers, Scald
Head, Rlieuinatisiii, Salt
Rheum, and all
Eruptive am_1 Skin Diseases.
mid by its extraordiiiiiry power in reguhi'ting and
equalizing the circulation,
DISPEPSIA, PILES 6.: COSTIVENESS.
MA'i"riir.w '1‘. \V.u.i.Acr., Proprietor.
JOHN A. CLUSSMAN, General Agent.
Office 66 Cedar st. N, Y. who has appointed as
’ A quantity of fresh liquor btll'.l‘8.lS for’ salfiby
I Sept. 12th. JOHN BURRALL.
Agents
N0f\vall( _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ . . . . . . . . . ‘V. E. Bisscll..
Negv Canazlu , _ _ _ . . . . . . .. S. C. Sllllllltllln
pm-fi.,|d ............... . .C. B. \Vukely.
ttidgefield .......... "Hi-wley & Bailey-
\Vestport . . . . . . . . . . . - ---IOIIII VV- T3.Yl0|’-
Wiltoii ............ ..G. B. Midd|ebi'ook-
Ilflllbllty . . . . . . . . . . . .,.Wm. P. Stevens.
Stzimford ...... ---.,a...‘...Roswell. Hoyt.»
Ceihel ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, _,.. ..-.C. VVecd.
Reading . _ _ _ . , . , . . . , _ . ..Col|ins &.Sou..
Reading Ridge..‘.-.. C. Fanion &. Son.
Easton.... .4.... -.s. . ._ . .Edward Hill.
Solithport .......... .. Pike. 82- Siurges.
Stratford. ....... .. L... . . . . I. J. Booth-
‘“"5md' EBENF'7‘F‘n G‘ Baum’ C"”“"”"' lThosc who iii-glcct to present their accounts
" ‘ .-we i~ - " ' . .~ ‘
“ ‘"0"’ Scl”"’”b"' "0’ 154" 3'38 _ properly iittesti-d, within said time, will be de-
'liarrcd ii i‘c(-ovc-i'y.
-; land.
All persons iiidebted to
said lastzite are icqiicsted to make iiiiiiicdiate
paynioiit to
Jon. l~‘os'ri~:ii .
' ILX('CLli()l'S.
38* .l.ii.iii-ts A. BA'i"i'i:aso.\',
E N0'l‘3CE.
URSUANT to aii;order of the Court of
Probate for the District of Redding, will be sold
on illoiiday the 18th day ofOi-tolier next, at 1
o’clock, P. M. (if not previously disposed of at
private sale) the real estate of FREDERICK
READ ofRedding, assigiied totliesubscriberiii
trust for the beiiolit. of his creditors. S’il estate
consists of about fifty six acres of lniid, ph.-asaiit—
ly situated in Reddiiig, in Lonctowii so called,
with a good dwelling house, barn, cow-liouse
mid other out buildiiigs tliei-eon, and is well pro-
portioiied into ineadow, plow, pasture and wood
Sale to take place on the preiiiiscs and
terms made known at time and place of sale.
ELI BOUGHTON, Assigiicc.
Bedding, Sept. 30th, 1847. 36
District rfNoru.'al/: ss Probate Court, Sqit. 3d,
1847'. ’
E STATE of SAMUEL B. \VARREN,
late of Norwalk, in said District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
wiilk hath limited and allowed six iiiontlis from
the dat.e hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate.
to exhibit their claims for settleinciit. Those
who neglect. to present their accounts. properly
attested, within said time, will be debarrcd a
recovery. All persons iiidebted to said Estate
are reqiic.t.scd to l)1nl\'0 iniiiiediate to 36
JOSEPH VVARREN, . .‘ _ ,
HENRY FINCH: E Admiiiistiatois.
Disffict of Normal]: ss Probate Court, Aug.
30th. 1847.
ES'I‘.\'F}I of JO.\‘A'l‘llA.\' Aanorr, late of
New Caiia.'iii,.in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Net'-
walk hath liiiiited and allowed six iiioiiths from
the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate,
to exhibit their claims for settleiiieiit. Those
who neglect to present their accounts, properly
attested, within said time, will be debai'red a re-
covery. All persons indebted to said estate are
l'(’.( nested to niake iminediate payment to
ED\VARD DE FOREST, A.(llniliiSil'Il-
3(i3Ipd tor with the \Vill aniiexed_
JOURNEYIYIAIYI .'l‘Al|.0l2
ANTED iminediately. Apply nt 1110
- store of Tiiomas Rim-zv.
Norwalk, Sept. 1], 1847._
Under Shirts and Drawers.
1.‘[RS’[‘ rate ussortinent; of the above
_ goods just received and for sale as cheap
as they can be bought in New York. Also,
cravats, scnrts, bosoms, collars and shirts in any
qunntity, at \‘7.l\.IXEl.V.I.Al\4'S.
OTlCE.—Tlie taxable iiihabitants of the
..'- town ofRidgefield and non-residents li_able
to, pay taxes in said town are hereby notified
that I will meet. them to recewe their .St»at8r
Town and Highway taxes on. tile 1-1515 0* 1345
at the Town House in said Ridgefield» 0|“: M013‘
day the 4th..day of October next from 10 _o’clock
A. M. till 5‘ o’clock/ P. M. .
HENRY SMITH, 2d,. Collectors 4
R Ridgefield, 26th An". 1847. ‘ 36
' Dry Goods. V
E\V Fall Styles of Dry Goods will be re-
Satin Striped, \Viitei'ctl, &c. c\’.c.
Also an excellent assortiiieiit of
Also, some splendid styles of new :3: fiishionublo
E-3f‘»..7°_?.1i3i.“¢.'E‘_"‘39
1’.;ult.de Loios, Gro do Rhinos, Mat-to'iio=,,
ezizmcil ®37‘i1s:.®_~:,=-®:.i:= E£‘3I1u<.a.a.w:*?iJ.-g3;,-
the date eercof, for the creditors of said estate, : such 115 Nail. 1VI«'iiiLliii‘iiie, Stradillii, Czisliiiiere, Heavy \Voul, &c.
Tlicy would also invite those gcnfleiiien who are in pursuit of any thing in the gfmpb of.
wlio neglect to pl'eSC11l; their accounts, properly; Cloths, Cassiiiieres or Vestiiigs. to a full iind suberb nssortnieiit of Frencli, English and A1; or].
T attested, within said time, will be deli:ii'i'ed u can l3roadclotlis and Cassinicrcs, licsides a great b'fl]'i(atV uf Fun and \V',me,. Vcstiu,,S_ Ahos‘. 1.
aXeS._r1.H E inhabitants 0f,1,c,O“.,, recovery. All persons indebted to said (33it1l’(‘ lull iissortiiient of every thing usually called for in the Dry Goods liii. D "
PE‘ IIE annual course of Lectures will COD)‘-
iiiunce on \Vediiesdny, Sept. 29, 1847,
and continues sixteeii wet-ks.
Bi—;.\'.i.i_iiiN
Clieiiiistry and Pliariiiacy.
E i.i Ivizs, M. D., on the Theory and Prac-
tice of Surgery.
'l‘iuo'riir 1’. Bi-.'i«:iis, M. D., on Obstetrics.
CHARLES I'.IO0KF.R, M. D., on Anatoniyuiid
I’liysiolo_uy.
Ill-2.\‘I‘.1' Bl’.(l.\'S0l\', M. D. on Materia Medi-
ca and Tlicrapeutics.
Lecture Fee, -$68 50.
Graduatioii, $111.
CIIARES IIOOKER, Dean of the Faculty.
i\'cw llnven, Aug. 14, 1847. 4t*37
THEE PEOPLES’ S’l1‘®§.£!E.
New Fail Goods !
ECEIVED this day :1 splendid assort-
-l; iiiciit_ofNow Goods of every description
siiitable for the season. Those about iiiaking
tilieir Fall purchases will find it for their inter-
est to favor us with ii call. I-laving made ar-
raiigeiiiciits to receive new goods weekly tliro’
the scasoii, \ve flatter ourselves that we can of-
fer iiiducvinciits to ciis.“oiiiers that they will not
find elsewliere. As we liavo not time to emi-
nierate articles, or \‘\'rito ga.s—_i/ advertiseiiients,
suffice it to say, we liave cvcry article usually
called for in a country Dry Goods store.
B ISSELL & MOODY.
DAGUERBEO'l‘YPl;S'
USTUS DISBROVV, would respectfully
inform the citizens of Norwulk and vicinity
that he has purchased the Diiguerrenii appara-
tus of Mr. Armstrong, and would be happy to
receive calls from tliose wishiiig to'exnmiiie
specinicns of the arr,‘at his rooms in Daskaiirs
Building, adjoining the Coiiii’t Hotel. He
would also invite those who wish to procure’ a
correct Likeness of tlieinselves. their faiiiilies,oi'
Matriculation, $5;
- their friends to improve the opportunity which
is now alforded them.
Bv a recent and l't1p01'iZllli'. discovery, Mr. D.
is eiiabled to take 11 perfect likeness in the short:
time of five seconds’ sitting, which entirely oli-
viates the difliculty heretofore experienced offa-
king them in a cloudy or rainy day. It i II J‘
overcomes in a great measure the difficulty of
getting perfect likenesses of children; mid is in
the latter respect, an essential discovery in the
art.
l\'Iiiiiatures taken possessing all the colors . of
life, and warranted not to fade, for the lowprice
of 50.
Nonviilk, Sept. 13th, 18-17. ‘ 37
Pay your Taxes.
[IE inliabitants of the town of Redding and
noii—resideiits liable to pay taxes in said
town, are liereby notified tliatl will meet them
at the Town House in said Redding on Monday‘
the 4th «lav of October next for the purpose of
1846
BE'.\'.l‘>\ MIN
liicdicsal Inst iluriou-Yale College. 1‘
SlLl.lM.-\l\', M. D., LL. D., on!
receiving the Town and State Taxes on list._
Property at. South Non-walk
FOR SALE
\_ THE house and lot, containing
.. £33 about quarter of an acre of ground,
forinerly known as the’ Josiah Smith place, sit-
uated at South Nyorwalk a little mirth of the
Congregational Cliiircli, and directly opposite
the Hatters Shops of Mr. Beard. Also.
The two Dwelling Houses and Two;
acres of ground foruierl y occupied by
Nathaniel Benedict,ji'.dcc’d.situated
Vi “ ' about 30 rods below the road leading
to the steam boat. landing, and wit.hin ii few
rods of the N ow York & N ew Haven R. Road.
Both pieces of the property are in every ini-
proving neighborhood, and olfern good opportu-
nity to persons wishing to purchase‘in that vi
cinity. Apply to JOHN A. VVEED. _
Norwalk, April 27, 1847. tflf
To Let or Lease.
A large new three story building:
adapted to iiianufacturing purposes."
-- (3§i by 55.) Situated in the center’
05 business in the borough of New
Enquire of
GEORGE A. LALLY.
Norwalk, August 533d, 1847. 3~_f
An om stand for Sale.
A- RARE CHANCE,
wal.
THE subscriber being desirous of leaving"
Norwalk, offers for sale his entire stock
in trade, with the good will of the establishment.
I-lis stock consists ofTin and Sheet Iron \Vuro,’
Stoves, and a general assortment of Housekeep— '.
ing articles. The concern is in the full tide of
successful operzitioii, and located in one of the”
most beautiful and tlirifty villages of the State?’
Tlio opportunity thus offered for :1 person wish--"
ing to establish himselfin this line of business,-'
is one of rare occurrence, and worthy of ntten-'
tion. Enquiry must be made of the subscriborl:
\Vi\I. \V. BURRITT»
Norwalk, Gt. Sept. (5, 1847. 36"
A Guns !_ Guns 2 1
new supply of fine wire, damascus, &stub
twist, double barrel Guns, just received.
Aug. 24, 1847. XVM. C. STREET.
, ..-,~ BFOKE Into the enclo-
“’ l3i"’1‘- sure of the subscriber, on the 30th
ult. a two year old red Heifer.
, . .. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charg_es and take her away.
CHARLES HOYT.
Daricn, Ox Ridge, Sept. 4th, 1847. 363t‘
NEW 1-‘.S'l‘ABLlSI[lVIl3N'l'.
HE subscriber has taken the stand on the
west side of the Bridge, over Street's store
where he expects to carry on the tailoring busi-
ness in all its branches. Having had some ex-
perience in the business he feels confident in
being able to meet the wishes of those who may
entrust him with their work.
G150’. A‘. K}1NWORTHY.
A.» Boy wanted as an apprentice to the Tailor-
ing.‘ business.» Apply as above.-
Redding, Sept. 13, 1847.
Giinuis and Fl-ingcs.
GOOD assortiiient may be found at the
store of JAS. MALLORY 6.: CO.
Notice.
LL persons indebted to the late firm of C.
A Raymond A’. Co. whose accounts are of
make immediate payment. to the _subscribers.
T. (S: \V. E. R.u'Mo.\'ii.
New Canaan, Sept. 18th. 1347-
flats.
HE attention of the gentlemen in this place
_ and vicinity, is called to our new Fall
, - , -.__ , ' 1] those we
E.
ceived -every day this week by the subscri-
T
bers. sep 20. 6.: \V. E. RAYMOND.
New Cunnaaf)’. Sept. _
more than six months standing are requested to '
sell for :
MEEKER, Collector‘. .
37 Norwalk, Sept’. 6, 1-847. _ 33
‘V.lNTED.
\I S 'k on woolen Sack Coats.
I-IA§,,],,),, 7?, W A. M. WARD.
oak and Pine Wood.
OR Sale by GEO. \V. SMITH 6: Co...
F So. Norwalk, June 5, 1847. _
_ Glnghams.
MERICAN, Scotch and French Ging-
liaiiis, a large assortment. New styles
suitable for the season at
‘ Bissi:i.1. 6: Mooiirs.-.
OSTON SOAP.——A new supply of very
superior quality of No 1 Boston §9
Norwalk Chronicler