“V Min -.,Cnt_li,n'hasfaccepted the*in‘vitation‘ and is
'a_ new mode of lelectioneering
for this meridian. -7.'Wle presuine -he will oin-
brace the _opportunity to iini lexplaiiationl
why he i'ote(l'ag’ri'if1isl the, annexation of Texas
andjthon in’/inediately after, voted for it.‘ It
will doubtless require his own efforts to secure an
‘election to the Gubcrnatiorial chair, and we
think his political friends have_ given him it fine
opportniiity to do what he can for»h__imself.
“ OURSl'IL-JVES.”
-WV: trust we shall be pardoned in indulging for
once in a little sell-glorification;bycopyiiig the fol-
lolwing notices of ourselves. The most modest and
uiianuniing of inaukindlare sometimes compelled. to
submit to compliments, and the best way in all such
cases is to make “the honors easy," if possible.
\Vhile do we not lay claim _to the kind considera-
tions ofoiir friends, we shall strive to deserve all
that courtesy and friettdship havebestowed upon us. they sit on the bench or by their own cozy iii'_e'
. From-.- the New II(z-ven Journal.
NOR_W\LK GA1.n'rr1-:.—b'lr.' A. H. Byington, one
the publishers of'tliis paper has cliaiigcd his position,
Correapo‘ndence“of- the Gazette.
T/re nut} "Judiciary; The 'Bank”Pltlm'c——
Bani-a-r'd's Panorama-—-Ci't_:,I flmuse-
' merits, 1:’ - J.
‘ I _ New Yonx, Jun.17tb. "
. Your readers are all awarelthat the Empire
State has been recently blessed with a new
Constitution, the most imp'ortant feature in
reform is anything but advantageous and popu-
lar.
in no degree diminished. They have merely
great inconvenience to the profession in transac-
ting chamber business, as the Judges seeurnow
to thinkit of very little consequence whether
sides, for the most part however, very nati.1rally
[preferring the latter. The day has not yet ar-
whicli, is the pretended reform" of flagrant le-, V a
gal abuses. So far as the cityislconcerned the ,l1e8d 598- Owing 10-the S€l'€l'|lY Or ‘be,
The exhorbitant legal charges liave been‘
been transferred from the Judicial officers to;
- J7r'ri'.ial.~o_f _:Iie Stéiimér H-’asIzia"gtoizJ;-_-I-5
She reached'Sa'ndy Hoiik loii ‘Saturday 'at'
midnight. ‘ l " 7
The Vl'ashington,' Capt. ..loh‘nston, left.
Sou_th_ampton, llec. 19, having been de-
tainedone day, in order_ to afford time for
taking in-her supply of, coal. .
-menced her voyage with the wind blowing
.a gale, which continued during nearly the
whole passage, accompanied “ill! a heavy
lgalcs, some of her macliinlery dislocated
and her wheel-house stove in; in conse-
gqiience of which Capt. Johnson deemed
I . .
.:1
I
-and fuel, where she arrived on Monday
the city treasury. The Judges ofall ll.le.C0lll'tS>‘l morning, mm inst in 21 days from Somh, l Ray} 52 ,, 75;
receive nfixed salary. Theconsequence is very nmptom She left Halifax on ‘he lglh, ,
land had a prosperous voyage to New
iYork. Including her deteution._atpl-lalifax
lshe has made her trip from Soiillliiiiripton
'in 27 days. p
The Washington having left on Sunday
rings advices no later than those of ‘the
‘Caledonia which left the day previous.
==‘currency in two vvays.
She com- l
itprudent to run into Halifax for r€paii's 3
ld8_Y,'B_ Pl‘lC.ey,’l_lld Vicltsbiifgl Bank‘iidvat1tret‘_l I-2.
. 'I‘llis,has.bee_n. a tight da’y'in1money. lalnifigood
per has paid high rates. , A great deal of me Frag‘
‘ Bankcircnlation is beiiiglcalled in to redeem stocks‘
lat Albany in order ,to ,sel_l_th,em, thus reducing the
' However,“ if'twere well
done when ’tis done, then ‘mere well ’twere antic
quickly." I _- ~ ' .
_‘N.~ §_’0l'l( Cillllté l'.Il3lI'lCOI"-altlll. 10.
AIM-arlcei90!')Becfcaltle,120 Cows and Calves,
nd. 1400 Sheep and Lambs.
Beef Catlle.—-The number of Cattle at market is
larger than last week. but prices continue firm. W'e
lllO'.il’- quote $6 a $8.50 as the ruling prices.
? Cows and Uulves—-Prices decreased -: $23. $30,
4.;
lSlicep—Priccls"raiige from $125 to 5 50. Liinibs
l 75 to 2 75.
—Slra_w 2 50 per 100 bundle-s._
0:? Fifty years have passedsince Provideiitiul oc-
currences gave rise to the knowledge of one of the
'iiiostinteii.-‘ely iiiterestiiig means for the iicqiiisilinn
of‘lieal'.h, and cure of Con.-iimptive uhd Stzrofiilons
:‘ Di.-‘eases ever knowii._
5 Indian Chicf, ut1l'iut‘tiine imparts-d the secret of his
great remedy to the ancestor of the present proprie-
’ tor, See the advertisement for further illustration
’ol'its merit.
1~3'8‘- Rebdlbg lil;llt0nd_ shares closed
Brant. the mugiiuiiiinous C
......-.....— ____ V_
. Vzatirabte. l_}i-operty for Sale.
I THE place ,nov_v. occupied. by
4 V-I CLARK. beautifully situa-
-.e~ tedgonythe west side of the 'G‘reen
-. ..‘.. —=S- in Norwalk. is now-offered for sale.’
- It consists.of a new house, built in rhodarn style,
new barn and other out buildings, a good gar-den,
well of water,,grounds—we_ll laid out and plant-
’-‘? ~4
near the village, in the neighborhood of the
Cllfirches and several good schools. Ifinot sold
previous to the 11th day of March next it will
on that day be offered at public auction on the
pi'emises,_ at 2 o’clock, afternoon. Terms of
pn_vinexitw_ill be made satisfactoryto the pur-
chaser. Apply to LEVI CLARK, on the prem-
ises, Jorm B." S.-\NFOP.D, Bridgeport, or to the
subscriber.’ JOHN A. VVEED. _
Norwalk, Jan. 18, 1848' » ' ' 3tf
New Crop
O. SUGAl3I and MOLASSES«-a
a prime article for sale at -
Jan. 10, ’48 T. L. 65 J. R. PECICS.
Mutfs! Mutts!
. large assortment of M utfs on hanrl—sorne
on haudas low as $2 at PECK’S.
ed with trees and‘shri;ibbevy,' and is situated" ’
:- re-r-:,~x—r«Vs‘a>rzsv-ias.-..'-II-i--;u--.v:~e»a—
-~—« , _... v...
1.84.9
- C.‘E. DISl_3R0‘W,
smith, No. 5 Main st. Norwalk,¥Cr. has
constantly on hand all kinds ofJewe'ry,. from is
6 ct. Pin to a_$50 Gold \Vatch ; all kiudsef Sil-
ver Wiire on hand or made at short notice to
0Fd6|'; Silver and G. S. Thiinbles; do«S-pectin
cles to suit any eyes; Fine Cutlery, Combs,
Brushes, Soaps, Razors. Plated and Brittanin
\Vare, Looking Glasses, Clocks, Accordians...
with books;v also a great variety’ of Fancy
Goods. \Ve buy for cash and we lK2‘a(),V‘_V,Y.&'e.cufl
sell as cheap as any other store in the State.-..
$"§].ATCl-1 Maker, Jeweler ‘and Silver.‘
and in coiiiieclion with Mr. James H. Hoyt, late al l'll'9l-l fill" cmllllcllllllloll fl'°m leglll “buses lll tlllsl
Inefllber 0f.'(tI,|t‘ Offifif. has Pllrcbufed ‘be e=‘l1|bli-ll1- 1 city. It may require more than one lustrum to
rnentofilie l\urua Gazette._ '1ll8.fil‘.>lN0.0l‘Illl-ll‘ extjrpme the ems which have been gmwiha
‘ paper for the new year, conlaiiis theirimiiignral ad-1 3
District 0_/TVOTIOGUC ss Probate Court, Jan. 17th:
1848.-—-Estate of LEVI CLARK of Nor-
nlk, in said District. an assigning de.btor.who
ll.E'l‘ FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
Mr. Seth W. Fuwle: ~
Dear Sii—-I am happy to sign my name to the
Call and see. ’
Proper: y at South Nor-waili
FOR SALE
:RE-‘ORGANIZATION or THE llflizxicszv Army.
—The following extracts are made from the
dress. which affords good evidence ‘of their ability lfor centuries, until they have become well nigh .. Sm]. ofthe 18th up .
“ to take their station in the editorial ranks, with hou-
or tel themselves and satisfactioii to the public.--|
They have our best wishes for their continued pros-
perity and happiness, which will doubtless be pro-
moted by l.i'lulI".fullll'l| to the association oftlieirfaiii-'
iliea and lr'ién_ds_,'both gentleman having been for-
’ incurable. But the “ Reformers’, say “ there’s
a good time coming," so we willhope for better
~ days. '
l
I ‘ .
I: There has been no small panic among the
The first article provides that an armed
force of-10,000 men shall be raised for
the purpose of repelling the invader, and
to be called the “i\'li|itia of the Confeder-
late States of Mexico.” Each State is to
lfollmving C!’l'llllCi.ll8. hoping that others may receive
’lze-ncfit from the same invaluable lllP.(.llCllle :
‘ UXFORD Co. Me Nov. 12. R346.
"‘> ,'l‘his may certify that in ‘August of the present
?year. I was taken with lileediiig at the lungs,and
l land in all SL‘Vt’.nit"ell difli.-miit spells, bleeding on an :
average from halfa glass to half a pint at a time. I
hath assigned the same in trust for the benefit
ofhis creditors. .
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk hath limited and allowed six months
'from the date hereof, for the creditors of said
Levi Clark, at the date of liisassignmeiit towit:
Jun. 4th, 1848. in which to exliibit. theirclaims
. about quarter of an acre of ground,
formerly known as the Josiah Smith place. sit-
mired at South Norwalk :1 little north of the
Congregational Church, and directly opposite
the Hatters Shops of Mr. Beard. Also.
W“ l'°-‘ll‘l'-’"l5 bf N°l'-"‘lll’~- holders of bills of several of our interior banks . applied to one oftlie most skilfiil physicians in the . . . .
', . ' 3 - -. .- - - - q‘ ' -- , ~ . ->5: -. Th ' D .lllI"H. dT
‘ F;-om, {he Agw Hagen Pallmillum, in ,.egm.d to the ‘value of their lmpen Some’ I furnish one.man for every two hundred of courtly. and reeeii ad but partial relief duripgliis at: ‘ against. |saittip(Eis1t1éf;‘:-:«)(:“*:;5l§-Tllfid il)5A:l:l‘_‘;)0‘1l1"irv n.cl_:St:f.(.)l_0§:}: foifzneglifgzf: iedzf;
N C w l h 1 Th f H b I tendance. I was all this time sutlcinig W1.ll a Bf. has appom % . P
rrieuodnyiti 1{e’;f,mE;:":f fife» l⪚:$,'uvlf( lg::;e?ti;r;of_these institutions have been in a ticklish sit.-ll e p°p_u alum‘ . ‘Sb ore? sh? nl vere cough. spiltiiig ofblood, &c. I tried various ' ALGERNON E. BEARD. Commissioners to re- Natlianiel BeneClict.j1'-d€C'd-Slfllflfed
has sold his elslablislimelit to Messrs. A. Homer By: ' nation. The excitement however has passed, l gantry’ formed ml? “Hallo” or elglll remedies bn_t_nll wiilioiit SllCCesil,"ll.lltil’, by the all‘ ’ceive and examine said claims. Q, » ‘ about 30 rodsbclow t1ie'_road leading
- , . .- - . _ . - iundred men, taking the name of the VlCB ofniy l1‘leIltiS_.llrlt-lti Dr. “'lsi(ll‘s Bul.-um of ‘ rp,,03_ }3_ BU-I-L15,-(‘Jud C, to me s,~l,enm boat. landing, and within a few
iugton and James H. Hoyt. l\lr. Byington is iiovi, and confidence ls ,.eBto,.(,d Beach Ofthe Sun l 1 , ~ _ . . _ . . _ , 8' , , ,. ,
orlias been, one of the pttblirshers oftlie Daily Jour- ' ' H ' ' ‘ blllle lo lvllllill llley bel°“g' The Soldlcls livlld Cherry’ and m my great mller‘ '" llllee da-ii; The siibscribr-rs give notice that they shall rods of the l\cw 1 ork do how Haven R. Road.
_nal of this city. He isa gentleman offii-.<t_i:iic bus-‘ mflde *1 "WY Pl"'ll.V “ Speck from lbe gebeml shall be honest men, able to endure the ll'l‘;ié$yef::;lflewE‘3°“lililililgggefflllmf,3lllillfggvérli meet at the dwelling house of David Stephen-~ Both pieces 0f1jlhe]1Ji'ol()1e1'?' are in; very im-
mess capacity, and an excellent wing, and in all ‘re. | ,,|,mn_ pvhile the panic was at its height, he . pl-ivaliong and fmigues of Wm.’ from eigh_ per! rent‘-Oped rrlom my “.”.umCh-;‘nd ‘Wis. I am son in Sum Nm.,v.illc, on the second Moi d,,).sF,f p’:-oving neighboi _ out, an of L.l a goo oppoitp-
'P°°l’ “’°"b.V °l 5"°°°¢‘l""s’ lbe gellflelmiiily editor. . . - ° — l'“' Y . ' ‘ ” - . ‘vfl --h ind Jul A D. 1848 at one o'clock ill’ nitv to persons wishing to purchase in that it
,, , .- . ,causeda list or some half dozen banks which teen to forty years of awe, and serve du- now taking my second botlle,and my lieulih is iup- 1 “lb 1 Y - - , ,v . . _ , . ~. - _ ~ 7
who has so long been connected with the (;azciie.£ . o . . . _ _. I l.__ ‘. _.dd U - , five the afternoon on each of Sllld days, fol-the pm- cumy. Apply to JOHN A. Vt EED.
girl: doubt llalal Zlfeszrfi B_,.;,,g,on fig Irhlm ‘lvjn ‘had been considered ,1 “mg doubtful, to boupla- ring the. war. For the. support of this 1%-}'e\il:)i’i'l)‘iI<i1xr:(i:ig}1endepmg‘;:ip)g";ims?p” Uiflraysm-ck page of'm,enc'1-,,.go.,mebusiness ofsaid appoint- Ni)t'\\'nlli, April 27, 1847. tflf
ca~ e, -. 'r. . . . . . .. . ‘ -- -< .- e ~ V‘ '. .
cam: Kiln lh]‘)‘ll«;e£fi§"l’Uft}tllhe gglrgit tgigkile _ ced on the outside of his office with the notice 3:52}(::stsag:l(leE‘:d.ttil::t;i;p i;l‘lmtlieh::(i,tr:SJ orgoqds, “fin very “ma ;,,c0n,.e,,,mce_ ,neRt_ GEORGE A, D,,_v,;m.oRT, E Comm‘
much success. lthat their bills would be redeemed at 6 per cent. Q i H t_.b t" ‘~ -Y l N CHADBORNF J Ow rd Me ALoi~:aN0N E. B_i‘.Ann. .
From'tIi.e New Haven Journal of 10th. discount. The banks were all perfectly sound, gelllonrsphs la , co" ll ll ‘:1 two‘ ":33, 3 ll?’ £31: “aniline unless aimed ‘I’. ;,‘U.i,,1‘.’S 'o‘u “he All person's iiidegted to said est.tite.ire reques-
. \Ve again express ourgood will and personal es- b t I t t ‘ f_. ht d all‘ ere ‘lrelsome _°l er Plovlslons ln wr‘,1 ml,” ° led to "lake lmmc mm l’“3‘}“3"I' O T_ ...._
,e,,m,-or Mn B-mlgton’ who is about ,0 have us. it suci an announcemen a once 11$ ene regard to pay, desertions, rewards and ‘aye by J A weed Norwalk. 3 3d‘ JOHN A. \\ ILLD. instee. HE New York CANTON TEA COM_
‘Helios never failed to uiake liiniself frieiids where-_ the credulous and holders begun to pour intotlie punishments’ but these are the main fem ~ ' - ' ' _ India Rubber ovcrshocs, _ PANY, the oldest and most extensive ten
"°l'il‘° ll“ beellv "ml “"'°"g blll lllellds ““_‘l_ “°"ofl‘ice to get their paper discounted, until the tures of the bill’ flY0|'5’5 Pi“5° ES. d G t 21 d- R ,l,l,e,. shoe. establishment in America, have established an
qiiiuiitancea,whither he reinoves.he cannot tail to _ — , ,, . . ' - , . . . _b] M I. ‘ ADI‘ ml 611 5- U 10- l V - . N H’ ' d . t d th bs ri
_ win ‘he ,,,,cce3,, which good principles’pe,.5e\.e,,,nc,, corner was blocked up by such a crowd that it l he Introduction of the.law by one Of . No family shoiildbe witliouttliis iiivaliia, e retil i- on hand and for Sale at pLCKis, iigencyiii Ol\vfl_ ., an ifippoin e he su c -
and energy ever secure. Mr. Hoyt, his partner, “vnguhnogt inlposgiblelo pnsg_ xvhgle the ex- the most turbulent spirits in the Mexican 0130- 13 '5 0'19 "W19 beSlE°"°’“l_°°‘_‘°?lL‘°“"_ _"~: J,,,,_ 17, v43_ her then sole age!_It.fIf _W10S0 Store t Bcommb‘
_w_ho has been aworkman in this otfice from the first, . ' . . Congress shows that the Euros and more '51ef"_. I" ml)’ “"5 ‘lel"lllz‘§“ll“’l‘ll*‘.-, °"°}:, "Y‘.""l “J iiity may be supplied with the purest, most fra-
> w "d _. h . Q -, -, , - - _ citement was at the highest, :1 boy slipped out . ° ’ . Pliysiciams (and there are lll0.~c lll t lS.\l(.|.llll_V) ,' ER AT ‘VESTPOEET. rmm and MT]-Cd was to be found In the World
I_ eservest e pio.periy which we think is be “Clem musqns of Santa Anna are at “_wwm,, H N. LU1lB - é, _ 1 _ _ _ _
lb" him’ A 1 --1 I flfidlplaced a1 before the six’ increasingthe dis’ work to P eve‘ t an amicable settleme t “llmre‘they‘I121:eetlllfil(?li)lHilll\il:l'ii?l)Ri' zililirovi; and SANFORD has: at his yard near the --C.l’”’“ °"°°l’ted' Beslflfls b,el“g_.llb°q""ll°d"'-
From the New Haven Courier. count ten per cent. Still.however the bills of existigla dil;ficul-‘fies ‘Vve trust .men’ :]‘(:l:::3)‘;”‘:::3‘;il,u",e lzo ,'.ecOm;,,e,,,} i, i,,',h,,,,. I,_.i,-we ca- _ Bridge‘ ,, large quantity of all /C,-mgs of; quality, they defy (‘0liLpelItl0fl.lt&[)l'1lC0. h\\:her:-
On taking up the " Norwalk Gazette" yesterday. poured in, until two or three of the shrewd ,-H b d if ‘t d - ,1 -l d -(r d 3 pacilv-—a PUBLIC cominendalion-—-_(ol' any thing dc- Lumber bought under circumsmnces peculiarly eveiélpll lip-ITS! lave _ lfielt tile .5??? ofrlmensea
we found that Mr. JAMES REED, the former pro- , b , t l.- d t f h- .. -d - “I e C en e in la”. eSl°ns an pull. signified. however incorrectly. as a NOSll‘ll(ll)—‘ f,,,.0ml,;e_ and to [,0 sold accordingly, Those Cllle ll? ‘lg fist Sans ‘nlcllolli bl; "ac All 1 _
prietor. had disposed of his interest in the paper to “Ems 03 S’ “ ‘mg 8 Va“ llge ° t l5 ll 9 "l poses. would of course jeopardize their l\li:nie.i_i. connex- wanting to buy Wm find it; so by coming to see. _l_"ld ellgef llllllbbllge Oflibb Plllb lllsfil‘; i ll“
Messrs. A. Hoauta BYINGTUN and JAMES H. Horr the affairs of men’ to ‘ lead them on to fortune,” ——————-———————.____ ' inns Sold by J. A. Weed and N -3- lime)’: NT’; 5? Cedar §hi"gI(~.q____-1g5'000 N0,-11,115 flsllbfl 1—:_lll\f*1'l' lflillo Vl‘;lIl'Cl1V1§’f Sfgrlb fl'°m ll”
Mr. Byinoton has been one of the publishers of, . . ~ , . . . "ll<- °‘ . ; C. . - , , A - . , - .‘citizens 0 lorwa . us. ' . AKEMAZ1’.
the “ Daily°_ Journal” of this city from the com— lnocmod a lot 0i Bani: Note Re_p°”'ms'lmd _s°ld “J lglllllil-ll“ lflidal} Shllléatksil lvllllchtmiee ilfiflldetiflliys Norwnlk, Dec. 20, 1847’. 51
mencc,mm_ we doubt not [hat the He“ em“- among the crowd, which soon dispelled the illu- §“I,c..i0,. Blglgtalid. tie e.st_a.7i. gzcapgs simg es oh 3 h ed -
;"ll'°,f£M°"'""B‘l'"GT°“l H°l'.T “Huge illllccefs‘ blob: 00? b0"\'e“01' ublll b9f°l'3 the 7:"’l-0957” >3 The iiiidei-sigtied is Putiiiig up aver)’ 3“P‘”'l°" fgnson fol 100 S’ “'0 those Sayt at ave U5 . HEAP SUGARS.lust received a. la1'8l)-
tt. ‘ cy are vounwincno promisc,aii wi ma (0 _ _ _ . _ 4: - . - . - I f MU ~vpApD_1 . , 1,‘. ,one fir em. _ . _ v . . ~t . tl -. y b
950*” "‘7"llb.V °r.°'l:°llf3£°m°lll b'°m ‘be WW3” lb -/laud had Put a few iumdl eds m the pockets >3 kl “" iii : . : l‘llli)llcceli>‘o€ and lllbt: olhdr in sihlliiildgildilplaiiltizrs. poull- ALso——\Vhit.e Lead and Paints of all kind (ludhn 5 a Ow yLMSTEAD.
lb“ ‘°°ll°“ °rlb° Sl3l°- Of llle °°llll’lVel'5' V1753 Z“ l”‘7”l’"'g " g 3‘ 3 2 E: ticcs, &c. It is his intention to keep both preparn- Linseed and other Oils, Varnish, Japan. T81’. '
._ _ ’ _ _ . D _ _ _ . ‘ - , : . . ., . ., . _. , _ 7 . 4 1-‘ _ _ I
From the Br,-(Z 6 art sm,,_da,.a~_ Banvards great Panorama, continues im- z z -3 E :2 E ,_, tinns ol a iiiiiforiiiiaiid superior (llldll'l}y 50 lb_‘l_ll‘°, Pitch. ltosin, Glue, Spiiits .l‘1lIllGl1llI1e,,.I“.t‘1ld (ac-
g P . .- . . :2: ° D = :1 < onsumer in-i always ielv upon ll. I‘lie loveis ul w.u.e House fl ummm Q T00]. all Lmds of
N°"""“-¥ G‘ZETT'5-'-“lb bbllce lb-‘ll lllls P*"l’°l' meusel-Y polmlm-' The Hall is Spacious’ and W S B a E‘ I‘ W good illdstatdycainirdt fail to approve. It is war’ Nlailsl and Spikes Glas§llP1itt}’i.l&c. &c.. and XVM“ K’ JAMES’
has passed into the hands of Messrs. B_yingtpii'& yet hundreds leave every evening without be- JANUARY _ _ _ _ _ _. ’ 1 Famed equal ,0 any Engglidl .t\.,,Ius,E".d hf! ,,,n,.pc,_iC; all such amcles. 2 2 Z. SANFORD, HAS for Sale at his 5.m.d, ,, gencml 35,0“,
Hoyt. Under the management of i“l'..RBed_.,.ll. has in" qble to obtain seats. Nothing of the kind , 5 6 7 8 is very neatly put up._wiih (lllCCll0llS or_ use, an ‘Vest )0” Jun 10 184,7. «- “-2 y me,“ of Bomds, plank. Shmglewmd 5,,
bee" b8°“d impel‘. lltld ll“? new Pl°P“el‘“'5 lllielld C’ l . ' 3 4 sold at a resonable price. Dealers supplied at the ____l _ _i___ : _ i >?____._______m_ ding _ also building Timbel___SizeS 2x3‘ 3x4‘
to maintain its reputation: We trust they Will be has ever before received such a run of patron- “ 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Ame,.ican_Imprm.ed H).,,m,3m, v,,g,,,,,ble Med,c,,,., __ _ _ ‘ D i J v V _ _ __
- . .) . . = . . . .. ATII. 75,000 Plasteringlath foi sale 4x4 4.\..), 4.\6, 3x5, 3x6, 3.\7. 05.6. 6x7.
Jtlccoisful. H an 1) by d l — . I g _ _ lb 17 13 19 Q0 21 2., De 01,130 l'tllt0tisIreel,Sllti Building,l\e\v Yoik. ’, . _ _ -_.
T Ed-, - H, ,h- 1, .. ,, d ,h.0u,,ho,,, age‘ 6 W 6 0 lge no em w ens’ to 16 23 24 25 26 27’ 28 29 solilj by J, A. \V;;;;p Drllatrist’ No.-wall‘, b)’ _ T- L- cs‘ -7- R. PECK- L27;ewzsc—Heinlock Bouids.\l/all Strips and
. ° °l"- “ma re re" ll me’ n ~'_- ° main s‘ever-al weeks longer to accommodate the 30 31~ 51 —~- ’ °"’ p_ PRICE. South Norwnlk. Jan10th, 1848. Scantling; hard and pale Brick, plastering
autthe State. who have forestalled us iwtli such nmious vubnc Success to the deserving artist! FEBRU ‘FY _ g 1 2 3 4 5 . ' _ ' I B_ d_ Lam and Lime_ ~
nniform expressions of kindness. we would return ’ P _' _ _ d _ . .t C tl .th t ’ i (.5 _7 3 9 10 11 1-‘) .: From the Boston Evening Gazette. book Sibonl‘ 8'" _ In ‘Hg’ _ Norvvullt. November 30, 1847. 6t48
but heartfelt thanks. From some of them, we have “flue "ll. yflm 1,9" Q15 "S1 l_l_lm_ W1 on 13 '14 15 16, 17 18 1; svphe extensive sale 0f3,,,“'-,,i_, S",-_,[,,,,.;l,,_,,m] T0- H ldsulisciipbedrlias 5tt;.)l’iZBl{:ll1 connpctihonlwiltli ' ‘ ‘ _ l '_b 00 b h
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- - ~. ,, ' ' , -. 1 . ' ' ' - , . ' _ .. lo oti r me iciiie approve i re la - ' _ . - . - ’ -
5°“ Wbl°b “"ll_"°l 50°" bl’ f°l'a‘_’“°_“v“"d “'9 Sllilll fulpalntlng 1VIl,1anv'” lwl, go ‘met Him 27 28 29 ~ iiilltliiilias had so siccessful a run Wllllln so short a cellaiieons Books, stationery. Lithographs and T. dc VV. E. RAYMOND.
ever consider it a pleasure to reciprocate them. this city to Europe, wherea richharvest awaits MARCH - - - - I - 1 2 3 4 pefimp They are entirely compmed ,,fvegc,,,b[e_,_ such other articles as me wants of me commu_ N T VES
\ ‘vhblbl’-‘l’ lb°'° °‘ Pl°“"l“"‘_—°f 8°05 “fill: may ll"-“'9 him. ' ‘ lg 13 1: 1? lg and are the l1l0Sftfll‘ll_‘ld0Ct&!lll iinfg_ ellciicacious of any [my may requ-n.e_ The Prices of-this esmb“sh_ ILIEL;DS0Af.f.lri‘.(;itSb St.
. d b ’- - I 5- t _ _ ‘ . i. — . L D _ corrective yeto etc to tie a icte . it our opiii- t ,~” , . I _ H elowem A share - 11- lo] 00 {mg 0v3g.._a 1-9-
:_’e°n:i”ei::at liezf‘ uhonid“ i:nl:"ei:‘::g.e:lO::e The gllllld Ban "1 honor of the eighth pf 19 20 21 22 23 24 20 ion these Bitters are one ol the best compounds yet 3;.e:ubll‘i; P::_i(’:’:(l'fllg: izwsglsic-‘tied. 3 3 cent invem-_ion:: Also the Hot An» and
no mm . P l ‘l. January 0111116 Off 0“ the Nlonduy bvenlllg fol‘ . ' 26 27 28‘ 29 30 31 offered for the cure of dyspepsia. and the. long train - _ ~_ Ail. Tight Pam on with the Summer mm“ B_
. , 1 . . ANDRLW SELLECK. .. S 8
“""°l °"d'"° “ _"e'gh_b°r '_ .l"°slmmy.-“H mm lowing, at Tammany Hall. "Several distin- APRIL - - - - '- A - - - 1 0l"8“'0"~“ ‘ll-*9"-"05 F0’ ;““l9 b)’ lllfederlbli BTOW" Nmwnlk Jan. 4 1848. “.1 mam are now Ofi-fled for 5318 bythe undprsign,
whining and yelpiug like a caged spaniel for a _ . ._ _ 9 -7 8 corner of State and VV_ashington street. _ i 2 em “,6 have Sold Of-both kinds and the We
guished men graced the occasion by then pi es- 3 l 5 6 Tl , . l, , l m..gc.l -,5 ;. proof or the mall Y 9
l’°ll°' -l b 1 -. b 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 .,- l.(',i',,:“-U: lB,,,,,.,,i, 13mm-._. are held By 1848, JANUARY 1st. good satisfaction to the purchasers, and we. be-
.- 9bC3.s 11”‘-l_5b'll more Y “-9” ‘1 sfincej _ r 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 :i':_;:l:,‘l0l:le mu, has seen or e,[[,e,.;e,,c,,d their won- sTE‘vABTs§ §YRUP_ lieve them superior to any other stoves now in
E‘ \Ve see our friend Nnwsox of the Der— Theatricals are at a low ebb in this city at 23 24 95 26 27 98 29 defy.‘-ll virtues. _ UST rec“ n new supply of Smwmps ce1e_ use. They are adapted to the burning of wood
by Journal is out with his ‘* model‘ sheet," un- present. The old Park has changed to acircus. r 30 ' There _is one thing that should always be thought . bmwd Sugar House Syrup, a fine article or coal. Also F’ui-nace Siovps, Pipes, écrc.
. . . . . ,, . V _ ‘d ,, Th t. h,‘ ' n ob“ dto reduce MAX - ~- 1 2 3 4 5 6 of; that is.,be sure and getihe genuine. Always B 1 '1 C k d dd. 0 P rsons F. (55 \V. L RAYMOND.
dbl" bls llld“'l‘l“lll"ll“5l’l°°5° H3 1’ ll’ 3°“"g B10" “dy ea le’ ' S we ge 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ask for Brown‘s, as that is the only ori‘p’inul article lb? .ucm lent - ii is all 1 u l-mil?’ ll? New Canaan, Oct. 10th. 1847.
man of talent and energy—which together with its prices one half. The AstorPlace ‘Opera is 14 15 16 17 -18 19 20 or S...-_.p..r'.ll.. and 'l‘oinalo. W E Bu H Wlsblbg lb gel Sllpllllell Cb“ at
‘ 0 got Cl heart and 250d l’VlllCll’lefi Wlll 110 dbllbt sinking $200 per night. The rage for concerts 21 22 23 24 2 26 27 Sbld b-V 1° A’ Weed “ml ' ' “Sc ' . ~——4 Y the SubSc,.ibe,. boy whlo has Worked one
secure him the success he nrerits. has ab,,ted_ Money is scnme’ and pleasure T T 28 2t) 30 31 The American Improved Eiyceian 0,. mo yams at the muU,.;,,,, business and
- . JLl\E - — - - - - 1 2 3 -- HY}. Rm HLL3 __,., me a . . E‘ .
- eekers musthave re aid to dollars.——Business Vegeblble ll'le‘ll‘-"lle"“( ‘ D , ) - would like to Get a ilace to finish his trade.
- 8 g 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 li stconi oundeverkiiown asageneramrstaiidard . - ,- I . l’ l , . . .
E?’ \Ve learn thatn Cor-onows inquest ‘was is ,.,,,-y dull.——More anon. PAUL. 11 12 13 14 ,5 16 17 Firmny lxljledicinm N0 ("mm am“. becoming fully The Ancient Iinsto: rca Also, ,, J0u,.,,e),.m,,_n p,,,l0_,., ,mmedmm1y_
held over the body of an Irishman found dead ‘ . . 18 19 20 21 2-2 23 24 acquainted with it will remain wiihont it. It only .. ECOR-DS_ OF NORWALK ‘"9 ‘W73’ , . no _ E“”“‘”' .C‘””“"
in the barn of Mr Orrin Elwood of \Vest.port 1' lRE'—Th° Jmner shop of Wm‘ V’ Doom‘ 25 26 27 28 29 30 needs a fair trial. to commend its-ell'l'iilly r R} b for subscriléers and for sale at the store of l\,orwalk. I\0V- ~~ 1347- W47
. . ' , - _ - - A . --, - v _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ T013lAs’ vE,NF.'l‘lAN LINIMENT. or Ie\I- J.a.s. M.u.Loar '_Co. ‘ * - , _
on Sunday afternoon last. Cause, intempe- lle lb M11111!) st., New Haven, “as Oblllel-V de JPLY 1 tnatism Burns Sweliinws. tee. is highly celebrated. Also extra copies of the .Map of Norwall.-, A ., Rt mova! . ‘
“ ' ' stroyed byfiro on Tuesday oflast week. The 5-’ 3 4 5 5 7 8 _- d ‘., ‘H. w ,’ -dl, .§(,e'adVP,,i,en,,,,,,__,..Amen- d 1 ’ Pl } A l ts “Z t -med HE subscriber has removed his stock of
range. _ _ , _ , . 9 10 11 1,2 1: 14 15 an isse 1": mp1 y_. u . « ~ ; , ,, an tie an of tie nc en. 6 enren , pri _ G_ G _. I P_. _ 0.] & f_ h
tools and everything of value in the shop were . can Improved Hygeiaii Vegclzilile Medicine Depot. on hm 8 er and suitable for fmmmg _ WC “ess rlllllb. I S. 6- 10m t 9
M B C Puma“ ___.Those who have seen g , _ k ,1” .h _] 16 17 1:3 19 20 21 22 Smd by N0‘+.\'[.] s_ BAILEY. west side the P‘ P P E HXLL Bridge to Centreville, about midway between
R’ ' g ' ‘_ ' , . _ . °°ll5_“me‘l' rlhe-file hm °°ul5 “ '6 t’ _ew°l {' 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 12,-ldae, Nnrw.-ilk: B. J. Daskani, Stamford, and ' ‘ ' the Bridge and South Norwalk Landing. oppo-
th°.w°rk' 9‘. ans gmtleman “"11. be“ wlmess me“ We”? bl dl“ll‘.’l'° L053 $l000—"l5“l'ed 30 31 J. Bduch, W-allst. Bridgeport. 43 Laimp Vvick site his dwelling house. He intends to keep it
bi) bi’ lnerhsu an a_l'tlst’» and learn with regret $500 at the Bbwllltcb Mlltubl Collllmllyv 0f S3’ AUGUST - - - 1 2 3 4 E ’ ( if all kinds 3 Lamp Shades ofvarious sizes; g0(3d- assolllrllent of family gmC»e.ries' flour‘ Ace.
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forms aii§?nce_i:r°m.Nor‘valk forlseverulmlilltlls’ The dwelling of Mr. Doolittle, adjoining the 20 21 2'2 23 24 25 26 I N H V-en on \Vednesday Jan: 12th, and Candlesmlns at D1sBRO\V b. I b .ionN S5.’ SAMMIS._
His. efllorfs here embmce some very smkmg Sbblli was Sllglllly l”j“l'°d' » 27 28 29 30 31 by tlhe Rvdv £11’ Dutton, Mr. Geo. ‘\V. VVeelts \Vct Illltslins, Cenlflvlllea (N0l'W“ll(») OCR 13. 1947- 42
"portraits". That ofRev. Dr. Hall, for instance, __ ______j__ SEPTEMBER - - - - 1 2 of M0r~m0se‘,Pa_ to Miss Eliza E_ wukely of ET CARPETING, CHEAP SUGAR. SELI ING OFF
in a faithful transcript Ofm-‘tum’ ciui scarcely Pubhcauoi-‘S-. ' ill?) ll 12 1g 1: 1?» 1?)‘ New Haven’ L. . t . for sale at MOULTON’S' HE subscriber having purchased A. M.
be excelled. So of others. Our citizens who Sones a-‘on 'rH'n PEprLz.—Tliis isa new aspirant 17 18 19 20 21 2:2 23 _ @’_'I‘l1e happy pail‘ ‘Will l?.lt°b::d"£§el’).|n::S1 \V95lP°l‘l- -lllb- 3d» 1848- \Vm.d.S cmire stozk of Dry Goods Wm
have not visited Mr. P.’s 1°00m. Sbould d° 5°‘ for pulihc fiwoii’ lust issued by Z.lebe.r '& Cm PM‘ 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Pest wlicllles, {in t egluplzsgfiigui relnmiilnco oi‘ FiI'kin Butter. dispose ofthe same in quantities to suit purchas-
‘he present weékl and if they wish to procure miirillihuill ailtd lrEv:i:llmilStlliiIl)‘l£)ier!‘l0i!,0l!S'llflilrihulilci lg ilasmdf OCTOBER - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ihecl(iiiiiliileldl.'ii'im 0 g small lot of wry §ood firkin Butter in half 0V5 at great bmlguins. At ti3’ldCsml:’»lrcilr'l1i:nin
. no." °- ‘ ~ - ‘m .
“picture of themselves or fiwnd?’ be prepared Eoiigs, htliliiiprisiiiu words, music. and el‘lgl'aIV:l:gS, of lg . lg In Springfield on the 12th inst. by the Rev. lll'l“b5 fol’ Sill“ Cllclll’ at BUR RALL 5' st Norwalk, Nm,_ 15' 4 6
t° 9;" Mr‘ Palmer ll swing on hls return’ We ' -=3 " l A ' - - 0 o Rufus Ellis oi Northampton, \Vm. B. B11115‘ I HE Statutes of Connecticut for the use of '
, _ , ,_ all the nationalairs so popular Vlllll tie merieaii 22 23 24 ...5 26 27 ~ . Vl._ Cl _] r B1 ke ‘ ‘ __ 1 Y ‘ ‘ ‘
have no doubt they will be pleased with his -people. It is pulbli.-lied at the low price of25.cta. , ‘.29 30 31 made Of N°1'W“lll llltlflcl ll°i°l1 _lal ‘lain ill: of Schools and 1* nniilies, by \Vin. B. W edge- I-.151 LET TERS
paintings and his prices. ‘ ,, mm,l,e,., and is in fact one of the cheapest m,,_.,;c- NOVEMBER - - - . I 2 3 4 !)S"‘}’)ll1.;l§:;:“‘:l]‘lbgl1t‘3l' 0 0 ° alley P wood, A. M. for sale by J. A. VVEED. Rc£z_:pnr;ii,_g2din} the Poistt at
l . . ' . ‘ ‘ h . Tl J . b , 5 6 7 3 9 10 11 i ' ' ' , l - W olsc & \Voolsc,v’s Loaf and 7 '5" ‘E ' alluar-7 5 ' ‘
'3' Tl” E‘l"'°"°f ll” D°'“°°”‘l l’°‘"g 5°51“ pubhmolmiliil World m an mm mm ' 12 13 14. 15 l5 ‘l7 18: A‘ H9b°\kiilii*Jan'dSl’sby l’.i:1{l$l‘:'lVdJOCi]fnJ£ilS](g’ iiiixsriiin SUGAR. for sale by ricuarr. Mrs- Sally Keeler. Mrs Matthew
- ,- d ' - 1' f - t f be 59911 llllbls 0 °‘-‘- 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 8390. Ml» _’ ' lal“_ " °“ . ‘-- (J A E SHITH T) Baldwin &Cainley Keeler. Albert
°m'r° y “mute not 0“ y 0 every Squtlmen 0 * "' ‘ ' C~ll to Miss Harriet Johnson of Norwalk. - - 1 - ,
- - d r . L M . _Th- 27 28 29 80 l 'y' ‘ Bloomfield Lodge, l\o. Lockwood, Sully
honor, but of common decency, we feel excuse Tax .l\0R1'BEI{l\ rrrzamv zssi-.Nct:n. is is DECEMBER _ _ _ _ _ 1 2 ________T 4- New Goods 47 . Mead Amos
{mm taking any notice of his baby wit’ prefer‘ 8 iallmble weekly. pilbhshedlby 0' G' Wilson’ and ' 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I DIED: NOTHER lot of New Goods stlilbble for Chambers, Thomas Northrop. Jared
fing to‘ leave him toriot in the filth and rotten- ‘edllefll b3 3" ‘l55°°'llll°l‘ ‘ll gellllemebi ‘ll New H3‘ 10 11 }2 13 14 1.5 16 -*‘—’ “—'“*“ ""” 7 "“’: " , the season, will be received at the. Peo- Dunning, David Nor-thi-op, Samuel, Jr
nlesslofliis. own character, and the full enjoy- ven. It is beautifully printed in _quarto form, for 17 18 19 20 21 2:3 23 ‘At South Noi'walk, onthe01oth.ipst. Est er, PMS store this week. Dew’ George 0|mSte,,d'M;5sEme1;n°
’ - I b‘ d ' bindiuw into a book. It is composed" of original 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Wife Of I?”-blel Hoyt. “Sell 4~ Yellls mm 9_ BISSELL 5; MOODY. Foster, Miss Susan, Kockwell, Mrs Mary
‘meat of the mpumnon la ears among eceut tales ciliticisms &c. conducted with unusual ubillty. 31 “ l . . 01' E5111”, ADD Rlleyv Jllhll C
‘men.’ - y _ T,m'e is nome'my paper which we would sooner .._..._?______ Settlement Notice» fBU- 1- St-*1LTs *1 SUl’e1"°r al'E1¢l8 I-Iawkina, Wm §eymoui'._»EVa_mufi
' " """“","-"’—_.'_""' . . - . - . . , - ' , ' ll . ' - 0!‘ P80 ‘mg. 3 V . H f -d, Charles A. e jmour, m.
to N- v- N s. E. S
min ton Rive‘. 3 short distance above ‘Vmdsm. than the Messenger, and the extreme low price at _AsHrcs——Tlig market It!’ run 01 Pets at $5.? . ' . _ . . ' ssm . ‘V6 _, , 3 , Kenoog, Calvin H 0,. Do” Scott
« g ’ . . l- - . - - - h- h . h nh , with sales org.) bbls. Pearls are steady and soluble ate settlement is iequisite and nece y . BIOLASSLS. _r.~~. S . I_ 5' h t
Locks, on the Hfll'tf°1'd and Springfield Rail- w ncli it ls issued, places it wit in t e rcac o. o.e at 7,00. .‘ may for the present be found‘ at the Gazette EW Crop New Ofléans Mwnssés for Kellogg, Ezra inith, l\ is. Racy ea
‘road, was Burned on Monday, the 3d inst. The ‘W0 desire 3 lllemfl’ Palm’ “ml “"110! Well aflotdto (3_o r_ro.~n—The markctissteady this morning, with Oflice. Jas. R-EED. ‘L sale by ’ A. E. SMITEL Keeler &. Dauchy . Turtle, 1-lenry C
. - b t “ls take the more expensive Magazines of the day.— a fair mquiry.. . Norwnlk‘ Jan. 12, 1848, - . Keelel Jesse _ '.ll‘ltltcll8l. Jolly A
'B°5l7°“ “bl” Pllssed 9'97 "5 ll ‘"1 ‘noon’ C0 The Mess“. - ' ' FLOUR &c.—'l‘he market with a‘ moderate dc- _ QDFISH b 5 ' 1 1 mmtlt, - Persons calling for the, above, will pleasa
, . .ger can be obtained from this office on _ n , 1 y t e quinta or ess q 3. .
-were shovelled out whilst the train was on the. a ncafion . mnnd’ ,5 steady for Weslem and “med brands of _ A“ ox_Cafl, Fol. saw. I at OLMSTEAJTS. say theygare ad,,emged_ ’ I ,
Bridge‘ and the result was 8 fire that could not PP ' l — mGi31.ilis(i3'l§lii=~2rrilzi:3ket'isfirm for wheat witha good INQUIRE of STEPHEN MOT“ 6 BBLS superior Western F loui‘. for 2 RUSSELL JONES’ P. M.
50 m¢St°d- ' T ~ THE EVIERGSEW-d-The December N°- 0|‘ this inquiry for exportand milling at 1,31 a 1,35 for N°PWall‘~ 339- 17v 1348- .3 ,,,;., bythe load or barrel. 1RIcK.——24,ooo'Hard.Bi-ick;25,000 Solar
_ D. . Magazine ias eeii elayed on account ofa c iange Ohio, and 1,37 ii 1,40 for Genesee. D . , - t . GOULD D_ JENNINGS. man do f-0,, Sale by .
Fm‘ *7 Bl“D‘““’°“T""Th° “"89 SPl°lng in the ublishing departrnetit. Its merits will no Pnovisioivs—'l‘liereisrather more firmnfss iii" the 13395,: Caps! Norwark Dec.20' 1847_ 35} T, L_ ,5; J_ R_ pECK‘_
’ - ~ ’ - ' P ~- - ~ - market for Pork‘ salesof old Mess at 10 30 a 10. —EN "ml BOYS Cl‘-lllli Plush ‘mu Fur . ’
Perch Faciory of: Gllbgrt’ Lewis 6‘ was doubt “time for ihe'delay' O“r.El"sc°pal friends 85, and Prime atl6,50.a 6.75. Lard is firin at 8 a 8 - . Caps for sale by ’ 11[ufi.‘s 3 lluflsz !“ 1) 0'l‘A.§lI.—Just received‘ andfiir sale _by
.des,troyed»t1}’:lire on Wednesday morning last, will tindita firm suvporterofiheir tenets. Charles 5_8 Gems, Wm, M-an. dem,m_d_ A , “W17, .48_ T_ L._ & J_ R_ pECK_ large assortment of Mugs.» just, received A _ _ S. E OLMSTHILD
"together with (portion of the'Corriage Factory N. Clock, agent for this town. ' llloi.Assr6s—l-'l‘he ‘market is heavy; 3;i;le‘91 30:00 - Cam I‘ no ‘ A and for ‘sale chmp by ' . Dec. 21, 1847.
of Tomlinson 6: Wood. - , "‘ -. W5 New few» °d*""‘f°d*<;°i1N 0-, -for . _ P . ° , . JAS. MALLORY 65 _co. _- - SULAR LANQ55
. g TriELAnws Donum NEWSPAPER,publlShed tl _s!.'.¢:A!:.--(iA‘ll|I1‘|'lIB‘(l lepigifiilauoi-hhdgsvigs 4:-lain: 5c RESH every week, in quanmy to Sm; Pu..- . FW 1 f 1- . ]\.- lob
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“ ‘ The passenger cars on the New Haven by L‘ A Godey’ andedlted by GCACL GREEN" and Tsyboxes brown Havana at 5 5-5 c. and 75 °l“*s°l" We s°1lgclEull)fi§§a1§l6‘%;lly 200 J§:“lp“li'lltJ¥iili’°'sl3.ari"e'l‘s.d ciiiimneyiuiigci wick: this day lregceiveeltl
"Canal Railroad, made their first trip on Thurs- woon, has reached its third number. The rep- boxes brown Havana at 5 o-8 c. 4 mos. The ten- ‘g g ~ g . T3933 ’ I b VWM_ C_ STREET.
. _ - _ _ . . _ . . , _ _ , 4- .. _. dency is downward. » 30 . Molasses Hhds and Bbls. and forsa e y
-{.__iay last. .',_[‘_his_roa_d_‘_vvas comrnencerl ‘and has utation of its proprietors,,aslite;-nry writers. and STOCKPA, ‘be B0ard,to day, Treasury notes ' India Rubber shoc§_ : D25 _ '.u_ ‘A Park 351% ' New Croc"er
been eompleuad by the energy and capital of a the cheap form, in_ Wl'._llch‘th6l!' productions are sold at99 1-2._being 1-4 decline on yesterday's pncc HE subscrib-an have just waived 3 large‘, 23 .. Sugar Hpdg, NEW. fr T. ‘IV-pg Di,‘ Dd
1-» mm» We now furnished to we win ‘mists’:t:":.‘?.‘:.‘:“.;‘:.:*:".§‘i'".;‘:.‘:.3.": ¥§.°.:.:r:.:;: T or -:2 :: ’.%,“';°.'.:.;:''*.1::'.... .... . . ..;*“;’:::‘.::%:....‘:.::....:.".:.'..
filo llfpbbibriti slflirtdividnnl ' enterprise, over less make it a ve!'y_P°[billar'peWSfiap'p1'\\ Pub-‘ p,“,m.“» Tnmgcm and Lgné Hand ‘ind Hagen, pflall size?-a veg §np1€;i'lXli‘iIE8Cf)>lI'{f§9"&b_' llélgilb 3“ 10' 1848. 3' T. L‘. at -I Pgcigc ' ’ A_ E_ Syn-rag «
ill?-'b.YP.b?1tted. bodies, » - ' lished 113 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Lkuilroads, 3-8; Ohio 65 1-2,Vaiid Morris Canal Co. Esa e iory ow. - . H p .. :_ __ _, g _ . -
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