4
The ‘bill for the abolition of Capital Punish-l VVho will suffer from that painful disease, Liver
t - . _ _ ‘Complaint, when immediate relief-—ifnot a positive
men ' was lost on Fuday lust m the New Yolk cure—-nia_y be effected by the timely use of \Vistar‘s
Assembly, 43 to 53,
Balsain; for proofof which read the following:
VVaterford, N. Y, May 7. 1845.
’The"case of Madam Restell was resumed
Thursday and the whole day occupied in trying
to form a panel of twelve jurors. Out of one
hundred summoned, only three were chosen,
leaving a deficiency of six to complete the panel.
Dear Sir :
In the year 1841 I was so severely attacked with
Liver Complaint us to be entirely unable to attend
to iiiyhiisiness. I consulted with the best physi-
cians in our place but they gave me no relief. In
the winter ot’ 1842 l procured il bottle of
WlS’l‘Al{‘S BALSAM OF VVILD CHERRY,
and before I had ttscd one balfolit I was able to
resume my liusiiicss as iisiizil. I have since tlnit time
used lirobotlles ol'tlie isild Cherry Bu],-;uu—und
have l.){‘(!Il entirely free from p:iiii : and. with the
exception ofa bad cold in Febriiary last, have on-
F LORID.-1.-'—.—:-l_'I—‘I1e Tallahmse Jbnx-nal (Loco)
of the 11th and Sentinel (\Vhig) of the 12th,
have Legislative returns as follows:
HOUSE.
- S.E‘YAT1':' , joycd be.-ticr liealtli than I ever did before.
S Whig. Loco. '\Vliig. Loco. W-M_ C_ POT-1-E
ofar 4 5 2 15 9 \Ve are all well iicqiiaittted wiili Mr. Potter-
kiiow It-alheivzis afllic-ted in the inmiiwr lie oc-
st-i'ili_es; and that his statcniciit is entitled to full
credit. SCO'1"1‘ & W.»\Ll)l’.ON.
l\'lci'chaiits. ‘
None genuine without the written sigiiziiiire ofl.
BU'I"l‘S.
For sale by J. A. "i'rcd, Norwalk. 4?.
'I:liere is a considerable '\Vliig gain.
A contract has just been closed with Messrs.
Socor 8.: Co._ engine builders, for the engines
for a steamboat four hundred feet long, to ply
between thecity of N ow York and Albany.——
She is to make the passage, both ways, in twelve
hours, leaving New York in the morning and
returning in the evening of the same day.
The lltl¢l)i?l1lillC:tl(3(l and heartfelt donaliuiis daily
recivcil lrom those nnii'icroii:-i_ gftlllfllll individiials.
who have \\'llllt'St‘e(l and felt the l't.‘s‘:(tl‘lllg and satia-
tive ctit-.cts ul I.’arziiit's Indian Remedies are truly
I mi" ’t'-‘itll'iltt"- l5L'itt"S0 ciitit‘i:|y itnsoliciled ‘t(l(.lS really
0 o _.._' ‘ .. - 5 -. B . =7 . . ‘ g ‘ -
T 0 G0 d to be lost Um Buffalo Rclmlillc ,to their valu_c in the cstiiiiation of all persons. To
has adopted the language of James Vlfadsivci-111 ; iiic_rcas’e lllt:ll'.lttlp()l'lllt1C(-3 in the eyes of tliosc_wl:o
at the jaw Loco pojvonfion um _ . ‘ .residc at a distiiiice from these iiitlividiials. lllCl'(‘
., ‘ lplaccd H at ‘L9 R has been !l(l(ll'lI other attestations to the validitv of
head of the paper in lieu of the ticket:—“J_'fwe their statciiicrit.-i, tbii.-i l'(‘ll(ll:l'lll}_£_ the assuraiice sure.
can no [ongcr do justice to Silas gym-gm. 2-) is i Reed the larger iiilt-crtisciiimit in i-xteiiiiutioii.
’\ . . . . ,
at least not too late /0 rloyizslzce to his assassz-ns.': l The Vl7hi;';‘.~; of ‘i‘i/Elton are requested
lto moot". at the Town House an Friday evening
".39lll. to appointdelcgiites to the state coiiveiition.
Jlfcricaiz lVuif.zre.—Saiita Anna has publish-
ed in the Diario del Gobioi-no an address to the -‘
Ainerican soldiers urging them to desert. Hal
offers each soldier ten dollars and two I i ‘ l ' d . .
acres onund TO N _ . I ldmibe In I\«'ew Caniiiiii. on on the 19th inst.,‘ by the
' ’ my l’°‘5°” W '0 “$3”-5 ; Rev. Mr. Smith, Mr. James Olmstcad,ofNew;
and brings over one hundred men with him lHziveii, to So :-liia, (ll1l1’hlel' of Dr. Lewisi
, Yl ,
$500 Wm [,0 _g';,~en_ -bards, of t\ew Canaiin. l
MA RRIED :
Dcserters are also to be 3 R-l"
- . . . . t In Ridiu-‘field on the 10th inst b ' the Rev ’
aidc\'t.'zf°d'c*t l - -;-_: '5 ' . . , " 5 .'
gm“ mlelt(;l:'p est tug tp t”i6tt.e3l“ll7m*‘.‘l”' ;l‘iIi_'. Strong, Mr. Natlianiel Ix. \Vood, to Miss 1
.y .m.iin toget iei and elect their own ;El1z:i Hull. ‘I
03569-1'8 from their own countryinen. In llidgebury, on the 17th inst. Mr. Stephen:
‘ In the same paper is also an address to Cath- fM°m'°° Of Reddmgi m M395 Pheb" Am’ Bar’
olic Irishuien in our army urging the-.n to desert‘. 5 Pl--um
on religious grounds.
DIED.
F1 0
lho "to seller‘ and drinkers o 1 * ' -" -k.
d S g _ ‘ I ‘ f_‘I’°°m‘1 L“ In this town, at the house of Mason Clll'lZel',
e upa row in me old Cradle ofL;bei'ty on the ; Es.-q. 0;i ];i‘i-ati..y mm-niiig last, Eboiiezer Ayers,
evoiitng ol the 21st and attempted to prevent: .~"3°‘l 75 .l’e*ll'5. 0fN1’-\V Ctll1ttl1U-
Mi’. Gough from giving a lt-cture.
f-F1 -
no ring-
leaders were taken into custody and peace rc-
stored.
.%.l'ti‘i.--:t.
: ?IiI'7.' u'.:<lersiguctl, a incmbcr of the Nation-
_______? al Acxialemy of Design, N. Y. liiiving coin-
, _ »..i i i. . . ' .- '. . ,
The Case ,1)‘,-},,_. N_ 1 D2066“ has no, benn,1>letir.t.icsactcliesgin uliicli he has been en
disposed of,” the (um I,‘ I C , . gaged, will resume the duties of his profession
. ‘ J‘ ‘O ‘l °nV""t"°”- A 5135* , as it I’oi'ti'a3t and Laiidscape Painter. Speci-
cussion arose last week. on this sulijcct, ininoiis ol the art inziy be seen at. the house if
which 1),-_ Huwlies and p,.,;f_ Ogimy why, i,,,,.,.. g Stoi-rs Hull. 15. CARFPZNTER PALiiIER.
. . ,, ,.. . .‘i . :. ' .. .' >.: _
m wmch mucu mm,.8).t was cmitod Since which f_ Lt .-sons mil be gwen in D_i.miiig and I .i.nl_;
‘,1. in _h .r, A ’_ ‘ ing at the room of the advertiser. or at the rest-
‘ ° 1m‘ c‘ 3° °"“°“ll.l §$""""-"1 Cllllm l3m9- ltleiices oftliose des'irous ofgiviiig their attention
. 510 these studies.
The Boiton -- - -' -.- =
t ‘ th ts‘ II:.iily$d.eit.s:i pf Fiiday last! Norwujki Oct 4' 184-7_
sates :1 me -on. aziicl '\-'e biE!l'VVllS then. “' i’ _
___-_;~ AUCTION.
ver'illalii '00:‘ -. - . - - - "‘
l ' t S‘ "'3'" T'°””'” H°"S“’B°°‘°°° Jllgfi WILL be sold at Public Auction, on
\Vctliiesd=.iy the 3d day of November next, the
Old House standing on the site of the contem-
plated new church. Sale to take place at.2
o’clock, P Tcrins made known at the sale.
A. M.tt.Loiu',
S'riLi-:s CURTIS,
A. E. BEARD.
Norwalk. Oct. 26, 1847.
NOTICE.
*4t40
7. 1,,
‘ T3‘-.
- i
Georgia.-—1tappczii's now that the Legisla-
ture ot Georgia is whig by 7 in;ijm~3i._y_3 in the
Senate, one 4 in the House.
Herlcimer Ilfeeting.-Tlie friends of Silas
\Vriglit and the \Vihnot. Proviso, in the State of
New York, hold ii Ma.-zs Convention at I'1erki-
mar on Tuesday. From the feeling extant,
éplxlsed to the. J"t="i5“"$ f””_]ds of the mm’ f WHE milk business, now in the hands of the .
iriating Convention, a voice will come up from iindcisigiicd, is offered for sale. To one l
Herkiinor which will tell upon the election on 3 wishing to engage in this busi:icss,a rare chance‘
the 2d of November next, and produce an iiii- ils 9fle"e.d‘ as the [mention neblcssall-Y Cnmmt be
_ g. . - paid to it under the present circumstances, and
P‘°5°‘°" “P0” ‘he "””ds Of the b°“"‘3'e"5 °f. it is wished to dispose of it to the satisfaction of
freedom that will not soon be forgotten in the those who have so liberally patronized it. For
Empire State. ‘further particular inquire of the subscriber.
8 .~ *‘—‘*—‘— 7 l , ISAAC CALVIP.
5l~WF- 30,0 Pounds of Powder for 1 ei'«'i- NOl'V\‘allt, October 25. 1847. 43
Cruz, shipped on Mexican account, was seized ——-—--
at New Orleans on the 5th inst.
Soc. Comm.
63
Valuzib 0 Mill lPropci't_v for Sale.
The subscribers offer for sale the
well known mill property situated
_ ,.’.g,._, in the nortli-westerii part of the
town of New Cziiiaan. The grist
mill is nearly new, with the exception of the
At it meeting of the New School Pi'e.sbyteri- i i
an Synod of ;\ew York and New Jersey on Fri- l
day last, the Mexican war was discussed l
and boldly and fully condcniiied.
The amount in the Savings Batik all
Vlforcester, Miissachusctts, is about one}
million of dollais, made tip principally of:
dcposites from people at work in the
factories along the line of the new rail-l
road. Many of them make regular deposits!
every pay day. ‘
The great Bell for the Montreal Cathe-
dral, just received from England, is said to
be the largest bell in the British Empire.
It weighs 13} tons, and is 8 feet 7 inches-
in diameter.
A railivay collision between Albany and
Boston on Tuesday severely injured 8
workmen——one of whom lost both legs.
There was also :1 destructive collision on;
the New Haven road the sameday, though
no persons was hurt.
A man by the name of Anson McDonald
confined in the jail of Onondaga co., under,
the influence of delirium tremens, dug?
both his eyes out. He presented a lior-f
rible spectacle to the beholder. '
" 1
Religious Destitulion in Vermonl.—Of
the thirteen towns in one county in \'er-‘ii
moat, there are but four that have any;
‘preaching at all; and but five where there
is even the form of a Sabbath school. j
l
t
The VVar Department has determinedi
to raise two new regiments fortb\vith—i
0llell'0t|]T8l.1!leSS8 and the other from:
Michigan. A
N. ‘tori; Cattle ttlairkct-—0ct. 18.
At Market 17.30 Beef c:ittlc,S0 Cows and Calves;
and 480.) Siicep an-1 Iadlllllfiu ,
Beet Cattle.-—-'1‘lie niiuibt-r of Cattle at market is;
smaller than last week, iiliicli has bad the effect to
advance prices. We now quote :5.) ii q§7,5U as the
ruling prices. Only about 300 tiezid xeiiiuiiit.-d un-
sold. =
Cows and Calvcs——-Prices adv-.inced ; $18. $30 ,
a $40. 3
Stiecp—Prices range from $5l,to 4 50. Liiuiba $1.";
to 2 75. '
Mr. F. Brown :— BATH. Me. May 28.
Dear Sir: Having tested tne value of your Sar-
saparilla and Tomato Bitters, I l.tll(e1)lt:d.~lll'0l0 give
to you the facts of my case lot 3 our owii.-atisl'acnoii
and the benefit of others.
with the Erysipelas liiimor in my side. causing my
hand and arm to swell very lIIll(:.l1. and to be paiiifiil:
at the same time, and forsoino time previous, have
been troubled with it weak stomach; most of my
food has hurt me. and there has been a singular
faiiiiiiess at the stomach. wliich has been increzisiiig.
Blld cilllsed me much difliculty. After I had coni-
menced taking your Bitters". I could perceive a grad-
nuland imnieditttc relief, and would recominend it
witliimoch confidence to those who are troubled
‘With such coinplaiiua. Yours truly, -
' , WM. DON5\'El.L.
Eold by J. A. Weed and '\V. E. Bi.-tsoll.
'at
l All)ii.:iy, h
ltliough not least, their new pattern——All Right
l Cooking Stove, with round or square fire pliice
I li.-ive been siilferiiig.
42l
main gear, and has an OVBl'Sl10l'. wheel ofsixteen
feet. Also it saw mill, nearly new, and in good
repair. The said mills are situated on an ex-
cellent stream of water. in a coininodious place
for milling or fiict;oi'y busiiiess. Any person or
persons wishing to purchase, would do well to'
call on the subscribers.
SAMUEL SELLECK,'
sFir1\ SIpEIJ1r Pl'0pI'l0tOl'5o
New Canaan, Oct. 28,1847. 3t.43
Rich Broche Shznvls.
ROM $3 50 to $20 0O——a lai',2e lot this
week received by VVARD.
They are worthy of your serious attention.
Vvinler Fztsliioiis.
large stock of Ribbons, Satins and Velvets
of every desirable color for Ladies’ Hats.‘
VVA R.D’S.
New Stove Estalilishiiiciiiit.
THE subscribers, niaiiufiicturers of Stoves,
Castings, and Agricultural Machinery, desirous
of offeriiig to the retail purchaser the advanta-
ges which result from proximity, and buying at
a. profit. less than that ofthe vender of articles
in:iniit3ictui'ed at a distance, have resolved to
estziiblish ii peririaiient \Vareliouse in Norwalk
near the bridge, and maintain it responsibility
for the superior quality of wares of their manu-
facture which the coinmiinity cannot expect of
distant. inuiiuf:ictui'ei's. They iiiteiid to keep it
general assortment of their wares, together
with such other articles in the stove line as the
taste of their friends and the public may iiidi-
cate; among which they would enumerate the,
Empire Stove, much esteeiiied by some though
it hits tl small oven. Also the celebrated
American Air-tiglit cooking stove, iinsurpassed
by the best stoves iniiiiufactui'cd in Troy or
aving 21 very large bircked oven ; cast
iron parlor stoves; shoot iron do. for wood or
coal, of tlieir own inaiiufacture; cast iron cylin-
der stoves with rotary tops ; sheet -ron cylinder
stoves, with or witlioiit rzitliiitors, square or
round ; Vernio.'it Parlor Stoves with four col-
umns and arch, for wood or coal, and it great
variety of articles in their line, long and ap-
provingly known in this vicinity; and last.
' for wood or coal. which, with its receutimprove-
' inents, they verily believe to be the best stove
t.l.'];ll‘._haS ever been offered to the public, and
offer, if bought in good faith, on
ltheir usual terms, viz. warranted to please the
purchaser or no sale. Two hundred of which
are being sold in Bridgeport this season-
Where our stove has had a fair trial it is ac-
knowledged to be superior in economy and ef-
fect to any other stove. It is to save it from
the bow string of its_pi-etended friends that we
have prematurely started a sales room in Net'-
svalk. confident if we can save it from such
; which they
1 i " ' LOST, ‘S 3
'()N Thursday or Friday last, in the vicinity
of the Bridge, a. gold Locket with the iiii—
tials I. B. on the outside, and the mime, age and
decease ofa friend on the inside. A liberal re-
ward will be paid the finder on leaving it at this
oflice.
Norwalk, Oct. 18, 1847. 3t;*-12
Pay your Taxes. .
V" BE inhabits nts of Norwalk, liable to pay
taxes are again and for the last time notified
tliat the Town and State Tax on list 1846 is now
due, and they ni'o requested to call at my store
and pay tlioiii—also plciise look at the law re-
specting the collection of _Taxcs and i'cme:iibci‘
that I shall procc-.cd in accordaiice therewith to
the letter. LEVI CLARK, Collector.
Oct. 16th, 1847.
U
4;.
KEGS Pure wliitc Lead, ground in
I _ K Oil, iiiiiuufiictured of the best quality,
_‘toi' sale by -\Viii. C. S'rai-:i-'.'r.
l B00’.ll’.‘§---‘lW:iEci'-Proof.
g "II-IE subscriber has rcc‘tl a superior article
3 in this line for gentlemen, desigiietl for
-ncatness, real comfort and duraibility, and for
;siile cheap.
HENRY HANDES.
Not-walk, Oct. 18, 1847.
l A CARD.
,i»i.....
thanks to my friends and t'oi'iuc-r patrons for their
liberal patroiiago, and recomnieiid a coiitiiiuiincc
act‘ the same to my successor, at the \Viisliingto-
'l1ltll1 Retreat. CHARLES Disniiow.
It will be seen by the above Card, that I have
it
NG sold my interest in the Refcclo-;
‘ry business to Lewis S. Benedict, I return my-
Untter Shin-ts and Drawers.
beautiful article of Meiino dc Lambs wool
Under Shirts and Drawers at ' .
Oct. 4. BISSELL <8: MOODY’S.
ILAS C. SMITH, has removed from his
Old St-"mil. No. 19 Fulton street, to N0. 25
Fulton, corner of \Viiter. The old stand. N0,
19, with zchicli he has no connection, is kept as
an opposition store, under the name of Smith
6: Co. by the proprietors of the iidjoining one,
No. 17. Both I\"o. 17 and No. 19 are owned by
the same persoiz, G. XV. Smith.
N4,-\v ‘§"otrli Broom, V‘-E0041 and
‘$177132-zit w.i‘t.£'.-.:2'c (302223;-sissy,
S I L A S C. S M IT H, Jlfanager.
Principal Depot, N0. 25 Fulton, cor. of \Vate.r.
Purcliascrs will find at the above establish-
ment 11 large and extensive assortinent of goods
in out-line, Very czlieap.
1000 dozen Painted Pails; 3000 do. Brooms
assorted; 1000 do. Brushes, iissoited; 1000,
nests Ti;l>.<=, ceslar and painted, and it gicitt’
variety of.\Vood and Willow-ware, Cordage,
Twine, Mats, die. 41
Renicin/Jcr 25 Fulton car. of ‘Water, NOT19.
.»$—.:‘3SC§SGE’§ Notice.
LL parsoiis liable to pay taxes in the town
of Norwalk are liereliy notified to bring in ;
their Lists of rateablc estate subject to bo:isses-
sad, to either ofthe subscribers on or before the
20th day of inst. Octobcror they will be liable
to be thiecfolrictl as the Law directs.
E. B. BENNETT,
JOSEPH P. IIANFORD,
Joan KNAPP,
SA:.iui~:L RICEZARDS,
C.-iziiui Locmvoon.
Norwalli, October 7th, 1347. 41
i
t
A ssessors,
purcliasecl of Mr Disbrow his i'<-.fectoi'y estab-
flisrhmcnt, known as tho VVasliiiigtonian Retieat. I
l'\’Iy unremitting attention will be given to its in-i
terosts, and no pains spared to give satisfaictiori
to its friends and the public. Oysters will be’
served up in every style, and families supplied
by the mensiire, and ii general assortment of.
share ofpatroiiagc is solicited. ,
- » L. S. BENEDICT. l
Norwnlk, October 18, 1847. 42'
TO LET.-—Piirt ofa House pleasantly situ-
ated, until the 1st of April next. L. S. B.
i
i
I
[District of Norioal/c ss Probate Court, Oct. 16, ,
1847.
ES$ATE of SAMUEL STREET, late;
0 Norwzilk.in said District. deceased.
Ol'(f6T€d that the Adiiiinislraitors on said cs-l
tote exhibit their Administration account to this
Court for udjustinerit attho Probate oliico inl
said Nor'walk, on Saturday, the 30th day ofinst. 5
October at9 o'clock foreiioon, and that noticof
tliert.-of be given by publishing this order in ii
newspiiper printed in Norwalk at least 1 week
before said day assigned.
42"‘ TIIOS. B. BUTLER, Judge.
R:-niiioval.
‘HE subscriber has removed his stock of
Gt'ocories, Paints, Oils, &'.c. from the.f
Bridge to Contreville, about midway between
the Bridge and South Norwulk Landing. oppo-
site his dwelling house. He intends to keep 11
good assortment of family groceiies, flour, (Sic.
Also, of Paints, Oils, Glass, Brushes, &c. &c.
42'
l%’
A share of patronage is respect fully solicited.
Jon-.\' S. SAMMIE.
Centerville, (Nor valk,) Oct. 18. 1847.
Sta':iiyc<i.
STR-AYED from the enclosure
" F of the subscriber, about the 6th inst.
’ a bay horse: short tail, star in
$ forobeiid, thin in flesh, about 155
. . lmncls high. \Vhoe\§i will ret.u:'n
or give information where he may be found will
be re-tisonably rewarded. C. C. BEt'TS.
Norvviilk, Oct. 18th, 1847. 42
Lin.-.ced’ on. i
F G-ALLONS warranties] pure, with_
4 1) paints of all kinds. just rec-’d. and for.
sale low by Z, SANFORD. l
\Vestport, Oct. 1847. 3tpd=l "'
Q9 BOXES VViudow glas, assorted from
6x8 to 24x30 for sale at manufac-‘
turers’ prices, by War. C. STREET.
Tux:
CLOTHENG K'I§’E‘AlIElLE§Eli’i'i£§37.’€'Ii1‘
IN BOSTON!
4 OR years the first and only house which
has adhered to that popular systsni of
LOW" PRICES FOR GENTLEMEN’S
CLOTHING,
is that widely known and universally celebrated
CLO'1‘Il§.HNG .E1liI’0!§IEJl11,:
OAK HALL l i
GEO. VV. SHVIIVIONS, Proprietor.
The excellence oftlie plan which be oi-iginallyl
designed, and wliicli has been by him so
stir-cessfully prosecuted, is not only
APPRECIATED BY TIIE PUBLIC.
but, to some extent, approved by the trade—at,
least so far as the imitations lately ll'lLl'0Lll1(‘(’.(I
give evidence of their approbiitiori of the only
true and perfect system, which ensures to buy-
ers every descriptioii of
i it ‘E: NH 6 "lfl ~'T;TG
liflllllib Ill .8 lilll ll
- AT THE
Lowest Scale of Prices:
The elegant display of Goods at
SllVllVlON’S OAK HALL,
embracing the latest importations from
LONDON AND PARIS.
are manufactured under his own personal su-
perintendeiice and direction, and iifi'ords to
gentlemen who would save upon old
prices full
80 to 50 per cent.
in the purchase of a good suit of Clothes,
XVELL CUTiind\VELL MADE.
a complete opportunity ofselccting from
the largest stock every vnrii-ty of
ELEGANT CLOTHING and
DRESS GOODS
now in the Unitccl States, and which maybe had
by citizens and sti-angers——in addition to it
Superb Assortment of
CHILDREN’S CLOTHING ! 1
AT
Lower Rates
than can be purchased at any other estiib
lisliment on the face ofthe globe, and at
R R I C E S L E S S
than ever before offered even at
I S IIVIIVION S.
P. S.—WholesaleTraders,look to this. Thou-
sands of dozens of Coats, Pants. Vests and
FURNISHING GOODS. CHEAP.
Entrance at No. 32
O A K~ H A L L .
Nos. 32, 34, 36 and 38 Ann street.
' vantage will be givcii for their improvement". bot:b
g. .;, §i'E‘R.it EH33}. from the subscriber,
on the 9th inst.Oct. a pied Heifer,
"**““"-°*”“i'erl back and sides, belly and feet neur-
l * white. with white star in the fore-
hoad, two 'ears old lust s ii'ii:;:, lar e for her
3 . l . .§=' .
ago. \Vlioever will take up said Better and give
’ ' I. '1 _ . _ , _ ,
P195 “ml C‘‘‘‘‘‘5 ‘‘”'l be 3°”-‘mlllll 5“ h"”‘d' A ll1i0l’lTltll.l()l1 where she may be found will be rea-
'\VxtL'ri:a Sizizawoon.
3t*41
sonabiy i'ew:irdo.d by
\Vestpoi't, Oct. 11th, 1847.
i’-.’-zrsv Goods.
NOTI-IER large lot of New Goods receiv-
- ed last week nt the Peoples’ Store.
Oct. 4, 1847. BISSELL 5: MOODY.
l'\"-fl'>§§Ii"ii.-$iIi'..li"§. AC.&i‘vEIt‘lI'£‘°.
T HE '\’.7iiit.or term of Norwalk Acadeinjf
. will commenconco on \Vctliicsda_v the 3d
of I\'ovombc.r next. STORRS HALL.
Not-wall-1, Oct. 1 1th, ’47.—6t.’*41 Principal.
G€.t‘ELEI9I'E;‘<l EEELL
S__ElVilNARY FORYOUNG LADIES
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Mas. LOUISA A. SMITH, P7-incijial.
_ HE school yearconsists of 44 weeks, divi-
ded into sessions of 232 each. The sum-
mer session commoncing the first \Vodoesday
in May: the winter session the first \Vednes-
day in November.
Terms for baaiding Pupils.
For Board, Vvusliing and Tuition in the Eng-
\
lish branches, per session. 9575,00 Air Tight Paragon with the Suniuier ai'i'nuge.-
Instruction on Pia no 16.00 meat are now otfcretl for sale by the und--rsigir
Use of Ilt.5tl'l1mL‘l‘tli 4,00 ed. Vi/o have sold ofbotli kinds and they give
I)i'awing, with use of patterns 8,00 good satisl'act.ioii to the purcliasers, and we be-
Painting " “ 12,00 lieve them superior to any other stoves now in
Fri-.iich and Latin languages, each 10,00 use. They are iidapted to the burning of wood
Statioiiery 50 or coal. Also Furnace Stoves, Pipes, die.
Fuel during winter session 75 T- (35 VV- E RAYMOND-
Seat in Church 1,50 New Canaan, Oct. 10th. 1847-
Bed, Beddiiig, Napkins and Towels if fur-
nished - 4,00
53.?’ Payinents quaterly in advance.
This institution is now being put in perfect.
order for the receptioii of pupils——tlie school and
icrxitation rooms nearly carpeted and well sup-
plied with maps and all necessary school appa-
ratus, among which is Vale’: Globe and trans-
parent spheres.
Parents who tlcsire to place. their rlaugliters
in this school may rest iis.-zured that every ad-
in the solid and ornainciilul branclies. Teucliers
in the various departments will be such, as are
not only well qiiiilified as teachers, buta re also
well qualified in it nioral point of view, to exert ii
happy influence over those who come under
their cliiiijge.
The domestic arimigonieiits will be the same
as those of ii largo and well i‘ei_iuliited private
fiiinily. Proper diet, ncccssiiry exercise, well
ventilated rooms, daily ‘ bathing, and cheerful
and iiiuoceiit lll11llSt'.‘l11GlllS will he insisted upon
and require-d, as being essential not only to the
hcaltli, happiness and gt:-.neral good nftlie pupil,
both pliysiciilly and morally, but also essential
to their iiitellcctual ailvzinceiiient.
Rr:i~‘i:r.i-‘..\'ci:s—-Rev. .loliu Hull,Rev. Samuel
Stui'i', Joseph Potts, Esq., Samuel Evans, Esq-»
7"I'€‘)lf07l. N J.; \Vni. Cooper Mead, D.ZD.,
Edwin Hall, D. D., Hon. ’I‘liomas B. Biitlt--.r,
Z\-"orwal/I. Ct. ,- Rev. H cnry Beiiedict, fiev.
Edward Bull, Geo. Blackmiin, M. D., livest-
ort, Ct.
Testimonials from parents and others, niay
be st-en, ifdesired, by calliiig at the S0illll}dl'y.
Briclgeport, Oct. 11th, 1847, 3t-‘.1
V5’HL'§‘€BN ACADESHEY.
(Male and Female.)
VI-IE wiiitersession will commence on the
1st; Moiiclziy of Nov. and will continue 22
weeks. All branches taught. prepiiratoi'y for
College, as well as for conimcrcial biisiiiess, in-
cluding Book-keeping by double entry. That.
ti thorough knowledge ofa few things is bctlcr
than a siiperlicial knowledge ofninny is the prin-
ciple of instruction.
It is highly important tliatscholurs commence
at the beginning ofthe term. 8t38
Allowance made for absence, only on account
of sickness.
Tuition per qr. 3 4 00 to $6 00.
Refercizces :—Presidcnt. 65 Pi-oft=.ssors of Yale
College. Rev. J. Smitli, Dr. D. \Villard, VVil-
ton. J. G. RO\VL.-‘IND. A B. Principal.
Ciroc1£c:'y and Grocci-ics
HE subsci'ilierlinving fitted up it store at
the foot; “Mill Hill" near the Pottci‘.V~
and stocked it with a superior assortment of
Crockery, and a fresh supply of Groceries. 15
now prepared to supply the public with any de-
mands for the above articles at the‘ lowest mar-
ket prices. Those wishing to obtain any article
in that line, are requested to call and examine
his goods. ASA E. SMITH-
Norwiilk, Sept. 7th, 1847.
To Let, Apartments sufficient for the ac-
commodation ofono small fa inily. Enquire as
above.
{shoe Blackiiiig.
R, EXICAN Jet. and Brittish _Lustre, for
sale by the case or at retail by
W. C. STREET.
' E DANCING SCHOOL.
lg‘/_ ESSRS. HITHCOCK 6.‘. LEGGET
have the pleasure to inform their friends and
former patrons. that their school for tlieiibove.
art, will be open at the Connecticut Hotel. On
Thursday, Nov. 18. Ladies 3 O'clock. P- M-
Gontlemen at 7 o'clock.
Nsar the liearlof i\Ierchiints‘ Row.
friends, it‘ will take rare of its enemies. _' 43
Oirt. '26. G. \V'AR.l.\‘G (C l -O.
I
‘ '3-m4?
Norwiilk, _Of.‘.tOl1P.t' 1: 1847‘. 40
8 lowered or raised,‘t:urned from side to side, or in
I '_.
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R.-I
BUILDING LOTS, For Sale.
A . NUMBER of fine Building Lots are now
. offered for sale, on Merwin Place, situa-
ted between the two villages in Norwallt in
views of the Railroad, Norwalk Harbor, dcc.
I‘-low is the time to secure a good Building Lot,
as these lots will be sold very low. Enquire of
CI.-IAS. ISAACS.
Nttrwalk, July 20, 1847. 29
THE subscriber acknowledges with inziny
thanks the receipt. from Mr."Stephen Gorhaiii
of—————, ofa parcel of fine Fall Pip ins——the
superior size and flavor of which SlI10UEIl|11l1)0l'-
tztlize the cultivatcr‘s name. and would ifo ei-ed
to _our ti-nit-needy market give him goldeiz re-
turns. A M VVARD.
Norwalk, Oct 26.
FREE E’.-S ’-23;.-1'i‘fi¢i3Eh’S
SE supply my custonicrs to the extent of their
desires in every 0.l'l..i(:le of the Dry Goods class,
from qualities cheap, to those rare and costly,(
and at prices which cannot fail to satisfy. :
The season has fairly comine:iced—-competi-
tion is great, but we expect. it to be honorabi%
N an extensive scale have been made to‘.
[Ba-.:u.t-gful coznplezions, sweet, pure‘
and healthy skins, are insured
to all who use Iiladwaz/s
I C’./iiizese . Iedica-Jed Soap.
I'i‘.‘§l F{A'3i‘l§E'l‘S
RE such as to remove all excrcscences of
the cuticle from the surface. cleanse the
scrotery vessels from all impurities, eradicate
completely every vestige, tan, pimples, blotches.
pilstula, spots, morphew, sallowness; and cum
etiectually, salt rheurn, ring worm, erysipeao,
-‘ rash, scurvy, sore head, Letter, harbors’ itch.
chopped and ci-act-:ed skin, sore and bleeding
lips. Weak and sore eyes.
There are many thousands of individuals who
have s_uti‘ei'ed greatly from the above enumera-
ted skin annoyances, who have blessed the day
they were ind_uc-ed to try the inagicul effects of
Rudway-"s Chinese Medicated Soap.-
For the Toilet.
It is the most delicious soap extant, it sofiens.
soothes, heals, and pui-ifir-s the skin, and imparts
beauty to the couiplexionof all who use it.
For the l‘?a'Iiii's«i_-ry.
i.
‘- is
my neiglibors are well stocked, so am I--they
otlcr their inducements, I have mine-—“the
people” will be our i:~mpirc—~and inay we hope'
that this season (wliich will be l‘CI11fll‘llfLl)l6 fori
business activity) may pass with satisfaction to
all concerned. ,
Calls received daily from 6 A. -‘:1. to 8 P. 3.1.
A. M. XVARD.
tisflaawls. _ _
LASHMERE. Broclia, Silk. i\c::t Wool,
’ Rob Roy, Plaid Turkei'us. Printed Cush-
mere, Stmdillzi. De Laine, &c. (See. at all prices
from 3 shillings to $320, at
Oct.4. BISSELL dc MOODY’S.
.:‘— 17 7“
T E£€lt<l°.'Z‘£ EL» tufifiiti}.
I-IE Subscriber would notify the public
that he has coiiiiiienced the above business in
Norwalk at the store. formerly occupied by Ilen-
ry Scllcck, and is prepared to do all discriptioiis
ofwork at short iioticc. P-.ii'ticuliii' iitteiition
paid to rebinding old Books and Music. lllaulr.
Books rul-.-d and made to order. Tlie pa‘.i'on:-ige
ofrhe citizens ofthis and iicljtiiiiiiig towns solicit-
ed. ANDR£Vv' Si-:LLI-zczc.
Norvvalk. Oct. 2, 1847.
HOT AIR, AIR TIGHT
COOESHNG S'£‘(9"éfE.~‘3,
For wood or coal—for winter or suinnicr.
3 am now i'ccc.iving and oll’eriiig for sale ii va-
riety ofthe best. cooking stoves in use. "
by
40
.i'liey
are not excelled by any other for bakiiig, boil-
ing, frying, i'or.st.ii‘ig, broiling or lieatiiig, and
none which will do the work with less fut-l——in
fact if perfection in cooking stores is attaimible,
I IIIIHI‘. I have it. Prices as low as elsewhere.
Call and see.
Also a variety of most.‘ beautiful Air Tight
Parlor Stoves of sheet. and cast; iron.
Jobbing done at short notice.
FRANCIS A. ROCKVVELL.
Ridgefield, Oct. 19th, 1847. 4141
Mothers will find this eritraorclinary soup of
incalculable value, it will piotect the tender
skin of the little babe from the severe effect of
the coldest weather.
F32‘ .'-T~;2:.-'iv:.‘«i.=3g. -
‘It is excellent. So highly approved of, II
this elegant soup, that gentlemen send for it:
from all parts of the union, it softens the beard
and renders the f‘.-it-.e smooth and pliable.
Should you cut your face while shaving-it will
quickly heal me wound, and prevent any dis-
figui-eineut.
For it.?Eci>aii::a;:: :13:-63. ‘Whitening
’ll‘cct§*;.
It issupericr to pastes. creams, and powders.
One trial will make the teeth white and bean-
tiful, all disagicoalilo tastes of the alkali ill.
avoided in the soap.
Be carefu.l and go: the Genuine.
Asgnany spurious articles of this truly and
valuainq’ soap is afloat, see ‘that every cake is
signed n.. G. Rzidway, und in all cases ask for
Rarlwa_y’s Soap. Get it only of the advertised
agents, or at our office, No. 2 Com-ilaud street.-
rv. Y.
Bear in mind that C. E. DISBRO\V, Jew‘-
eler, Main street, Norvzalk, and JOHN W.
3 f r v
_'l«AYL\3£’i. V.’ oftpcrt, Ct., are our only agents
in these towzis, tue2'efoi'e purchase only of them
if you mask the gcimiiic.
J. ('9: R. G. RADVVAY,
" 2 Courtland street. New York.
‘S
2m3
To Let or Lease.
A large new three story building.
walk .
34
Y“!
in
LLI‘S Air Tigiit Cookiiig Stove:-'.—_-a ro-
COGKEI S'E{.‘VES.
sari . . .
cent iiiventiou. Also the Hot; Air and
§§a‘£lI(¥y’§ Ali‘-tiglit Eiotzzry
I I
COOKI l"~.lG STOVE ’
For ll/Yutcr or .:>'nmmer.
VVE especially invite public attciitioii to ‘C-3iaiil«‘y‘s
Iinpruvml Patent Air-'I‘i-.{lit Rotary Cook-Stove, for
Winter or Siiiniiicr. By a simple mnveiiient of
the crank attached to the rotary top, it so l‘t-lV(llV(‘.~.'
as to place the boilers ltllllltfl'Illll.t:'l_Y over the fire, if
rapid boiling‘ is desired. or traiisler them to the rear,
if it more iiiodo-rate applicatioii of hunt is \\'illllL‘(.l.
Billilllg is accuiiiplislied most cllizriiititly. ziitlcd by the
;,g,_im,-y of upriglit Slwel-ll't)ll tithes. Cixlelltllllg over
the back siii-litre of the oven, tbiis SllSlllllllll_11illlCqll:il
t:ircii‘.:itioii of the heatod air around it. The oven
itself, occupyiiig the entire base ofthe stove, is aiiiply
_=p;,cio~,;s ['01-all desii-ed p:irposcs. For roasting, 3.
tin l'tlll5I1!l', oftlie l:ii~g-3st c.ipacity can be ii-liicird lie-
fun: the front ufihe §l()vt3,tllltIl1V l'L‘Il€ClG!l llt.‘:=l. op-
t-€l'.‘tii'..~‘ iiiost adinirulily. lit broiling on the top. the:
draft piisscs the offeiisive fumes directly t.liro:ii_;li the
pipe into the chimney. The sliding valve by it sim-
ple niovciiicnt, gradiiates the draft. and at pleasiim,
increiises. dimiiiislie.-i, or extiiigiiislies COlX}tl)lv.>‘ll0ll.
'l‘l:e stow: is adapted to the consumption of either
wood or coal.
The .~i‘.ove now offered to the public, is one which,
in siipi-.i-iorit_v of workiiiaiistiip, lmjmy (,1 de;-i,<.in.l
.<impl.cit_v ol'ari-.-ingi-iiieiit, ecoiiom_v iii the (‘.'(tl1.~'t1tttp-.
tion of fiiel. iiiirl perfect iidaptioii to the wants of,
the Clllll‘dt'y (le;iai'tiii:=tit, far siii'passi=s any stove in
the market. The public uill please call and exam-
ine this stove at my store, before ptircliasing other
bi_«_rlil_v critnllt-i.l patterns
N(ir\\':ill<. (lot. 4.
\-"\".TtI. \-V. BURRITT. 4'1
ll
’-r. 1
A'l‘Wt)U1')‘S P.-l.’1‘EN’I‘
Emipi'irc Hot’. Air
2 s
Goolr.sii.g- Stove
For VVinter or Summer uso—foi' wood or coal.
11-IIS Stove has been rsccl in various ‘sec-
. . tions of the country for upwards of 5 years
and has in all instances given universal satisfac-
tion iii all its (It-‘.p."ll‘lll1enIS. '
No stove yet invented has approximated so
near to perfection as this one. Its capacity and
excelleiice for Baking, Roasting, Broiliiig, Fry-
ing, or Boiliiig, has never bren approaclied.—
None tliatsaves so much fuel, none so conven-
ient iii use, none so perfect in form and con-
struction, and none in which the fire box and,
oven flues, are so well and happily adapted to‘
their several objects and ends.
In all the stoves new extant, ovens are made
to bake by radiated heat and confiiied hot air.’
and this is the reason why bread, ézc. has to be
‘other words, watched almost continually, or it
will burn or bake very uneven. Not so with
the Atwood Stoves. The air, in this instance,
is heated. mid by its expansion carried in
a current. from the atmosphere through, by
the side of the fire box, into the oven, and ul-
timately escnpesat. the flue over the top of the
oven-——keepiug a uniform temperature throug-
out the oven. The consequence is, that bread,
with fl moderate fire, needs no attendance.-—
Hemin consists the superior advantages of the
Atwood Coooking Stove over all others.
A variety ofother Stoves, both Kitchen and
Pai-lor. may also be found at the store of the
:-:i~:bs<’:i~'it.vers-. 3- or L- CURTIS-
? ( BAR‘RET.S pure Linseed Oil. for sale
L 1 _ by _ \V: f". S‘rr.tv‘.i-‘.'i-.
NOrix'nlk, Sept. "27. I847. 8739
..
36
adapted to in.riuuliicturing purposes.
_ (35 by5-5.) Siliinted in the center
_..-i of business in the boroitgh of Nor
Enquire of
GEORGE A. LALLY.
Ncrwiilli, August 23-:l, 1847.
A Grains! (Nazis! l
L 1 new supply of fine wi're,'dainnscus, écstub
twist, double barrel Guns, just received.
__Aug.’24, 1847. VV-.\I. C. STREET.
WY.-I.N'E‘.EE).
BUSHELS Cars, by the subscribers
LE ' at South Norwnlk landing.
T. L. 65 J. R. Pi-:ci:.
So. Norwiilk, Sept. 27th, 1847.
l’~“i'§3h"l’ ES'li‘AB’LE§Illl“iEEN'§‘.
TEII-IE Sl1l)SCl'li)(;‘l‘ has taken the stand on tho
- west. side of the Bridge, over Street's storo
wliei'e he expects to carry on the tailoring busi-
ness in all its bra nclies. Having had some ox-
pericnco in the business he feels confident in
being able to meet the wishes of those who inn}
ciitrust him with their work.
Gizo. A. Kisxvvon'rn*.'.
A Boy wanted as an apprentice to the Tailor-
ing busiiiess. Apply as above.
Norwalk, Sept. 6, 1847.
‘-A fovv Rl'tE0li"(3 loft”
( F those black Alpuccas at 18 and 25 cent!
- ' pr yd-——call soon or you lose your chance.
Oct. 4. BISSELL (Sc MOODY.
Oak and Pine V6’oo<il.
R Sale by Gino. '\V. SMITH 6: Co.-
So. Norwalk, June 5,’ 1847.
are
fi_
Gilzighnms.
MERICAN, Scotch and French Ging-
.Z% hams, a largo iissoi'tinei:t. New styles
suitable for. the season at
'Bissi:LL <5: Mounts.
OSTON SOAP.——A new supply of very
superior quality of No 1 Boston Soap
Just received and for sale at Bur.ALL’s,
Noi'v:alk Mach 5, 1847.
Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the late firm of C.
Raymond & Co. whose accounts are of
more than six months standing are requested to
make immediate payment. to the subscribers.
T. 65 \V.- E. I’..~.rzuoNo.
New Canaan, Sept. 18th, 1847.
' Dry Goods.
EFEVV Full Styles of Dry Goods will be re-
coived every day this week by the subscri-
bers. sep 20. T «S: \V. E. RAYMOND.
DOZEN Clai-k’s best Spool Cotton
warranted 200 yds—sliglitly imper-
fect, fcr sale by the subscriber, at. 25 6d per
dozen. \V M.J. FINCH, \Vestport:.
E} R. HILL will be happy to see his
' friends, and respond to all their calls in the
way of his profession.
009 Clll33E3fSi’t3.—At John Burralls can
be found for sale, 400 pounds of Cheese,
ofa very superior quality, which he has no hesi-
tation. in recommending to the public, or to the
most. fastidioiis, as it magnum boiium ofzin article
—-it will be sold cheap for cash.
Norwalk, Oct. 11th, 1947.
THEE PE{EiPE.§3S’ STORE.
New Fall Goods !
ECEIVED this day a splendid assort-
_bJ ment of New Goods of o.vci-y description
suitable for the season. Those about making
their Fall purchases will find it for their inter-
est. to favor us with rt call. Having made ar-
rangements to t‘ecoi'.'o new goods weekly thro'
the season, we flatter ourselves that we can of-
fer inducements to customers that they will not
find elsewhere. As we‘ have not time to enu-
merate articles, or write gas-y advertisements.
siiflice it to say, we have every article usually
called for in a country Dry Goods store.
BISSELL 65 MOODY.
BLACK SILK VELVETS. ‘
fl: BL’K Silk Velvet, and 5-4 Bl’k Silks.
U?" for ladies’ Cardinals and Visetts with
Gimps, Fringes, Buttons and Lace for triino
mings, received this day at
C. J. GRUMAN’S.
1 subscriber at South Ncrwrilk landing.
'1‘. L. 6:: .1. R. Fzcx.
\’VAN'l‘ HI).
TO 20 Ton, good Timothy Hay. by the
So. Norwalk. Sept. 27th. 1547
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