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MESSRS. EDITORS :—Allow me tocall your
attention to that late, flagrant act‘ of kidnapping,
in the District of Columbia. Burning as is thol
disgrace, that it could have occurred beneath the 'l‘l1‘€l%|'9 _l-‘ little llllllg ‘(Ii-at -‘lltillld 3l“’-'{.Y8 be thought
- _ .- . ' . H :0 ; nit is, )8 sure an get tie genuine. Always?
f”_ldS °t: 0"‘ ”““°"‘ll flllgv that ‘5 not the W°’5t E a.-.I<fiI'or Browu‘s, as that is the only original article -,It coiisi
oi the matter.‘ of barsparilla mid 'l‘om:ito.

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A resolution was introduced int.o the House 5"” b'‘ J’ A‘ V‘ ‘’“d ‘”“l W} E’ 8'”-ell‘

o R.e1,iesein.itives foi the puipose UfIll1s.lIlg't1I1l Y '}\Il(‘..'\l‘l1'.Cl_.‘(...lIl ;ll!.!¥l:(2\f0d isyzroiaal mom, the Vina“, in the ne,uhb“_h0Od of me,
inquiry respecting the laws of the District, I’ l‘.'!.¢‘l=ll>l‘-'- tiled“-‘Im%—(il1 LI‘. :3 Pll.l..5)—is the i . , 5 ’ _. I ' ‘b .

1‘; '1 b _ t 1 _l _ Z’ ‘ I l.e_,-Iw,,,,,m,,,d,,,~C,-1,,,m,-,,_,,5,,g,_.,,,,m,m_smmmd '.CIIl.ll.Ct1f!S and sevei .1 good schools. It not sold
l1 .i(. I eat upon l_i.tt su )_]e(.lZ, am alas? 0-372"‘ . Fainily Mcdicliie. No faiiiilly :it”icr I3()COIl!lI12' lltlly’ :ln'eV1°u9 to the lllill (lily Of AVIEIPCII next II: ‘V.
and lost l.7u'oug'/L (,',c Willi./ir)Iiliz1_.gr of Au/‘l/tern illtqlltlllllxtl with it will l‘t‘miilll wizhoui it. It only on that day be ofl'ered at public auction on the
votes. I rejoice that no one of the delegation .

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Valuable Property for Sale.;
THE place now occupied by
LEVI CLARK, beaiitifully situa-
tedon the west side of the Greet]
.-.- in Norwalk. is now otfered for sale.
sts of a new house, built in’ inodern’st.yIe,,
new barn and other out. buildings, a good garden, I
.W0ll ‘ll. Wlltel‘. grounds well laid out and plant-
lod with trees and slii-ubliery, and is situated

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salt-y war with a neighboring‘ Republic, whose Paosorvni: can Pnoi~'ooa._u-nv.—Mr. Ciumnns
nationality it should be our pride to foster. in- I Luwnsv, ESQ- Pr°P°5°3 '0 El“? 3 "C0039 Of l-9°‘
stead of pouncing upon 1,9,. when racked and ,!llI'eS upon the above science, and also to instruct a

‘halwn to the center by internal bmns ‘md rev class. if suflicieut eucouragements are oil‘;-red. This
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olufions Every 3,16 Ame,.ic.m p,,n.iOt should ‘science is doubtless destined to become, in point of
C I U I o u o

. 1 rapidity. a lIIlI"IteltC mode ofcominuiiiczitioii. Ills
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I"°l°?t “g'1“l~‘-I “"5 “"91 “myv mid “Q36 _co_": ‘m ifirsi lecture takes place this ('I‘ncsda)‘) eveiiin',! ;
elecmms lhe P"-’S°"t hellds oft "3 mlms H1‘ iaiid as it is tree adiiii.-‘slim, all who feel any interest

hm’ “Tu lecelve 3 memed lebuhe But “P0 I -or curiosity in the matter, will have a chance to

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C0-lgle-95 must we "Ow depend fol we temmm lgratify tliein.-‘elves. A general idea of the new
ll°u Oflhls Will‘ 0f C0’"l"‘c"T' Nommg. can be mode may be obtaiiiezl from the following cxtract

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h°l’°d for from the l13"~d3 or the Adm"”“l’*‘lt'0"‘§from the report ofihc proceedings of the American

and we hope that Congress will secure to the 5 Acadeiiiy ofAi-is and Sciences:-—

The iibove is only printed as a proof of the liioh
estimation in which" Brown's Bitters are held by
every one that has seen or experienced their V,-on.
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premises, at 2 o’clock, afleriioou. Terins of
piiyiiii.-tit. will be II1t1tI(5‘StlllSI'tt(:IUl'j-' to the pur-

iiccilsa lair trial. to coiiiiiiciiil il.<i.-lt"l'ii'Iv

'I"(lI‘il.-XS’ Vl‘l;\’l-‘.'.l‘l.~'\Z\’ LI-.\’l;‘ilE:\'T.t'orRlicii-

country what all so much desire. It is now with- !
in their met) and do not believe the House will 
vote for more men and money to prosecute a!
war of Executive usurpation. In a few days
it is probable that the great question will be
settled at \Vashington, and while we would
hope for the better, there is much in the tardi- ~
ness, reluctance. and persevering obstinucy of.
the President and the Cabinet to excite our!
fears.

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At a \Vliig Mcctiiig Iioldcii at the Hotel of D.
SI¢'[iIIOtl50I) in this place, on Thursday evening, the
27th ult., for the appointmentofdclcgates to attend
the County Convention to be Iiolilen at I-Vestpo_rt
on the 161liinst. for the nomiii:iiiou of a emzlid.-ite‘
for the otfice of Sheriff. The follurviiig gciitlciueu
were duly appointed-

Lii \Rl.'i-ZR E. Disaaow, I".Lvi~:uT CURTIS,
Juiizs Rt-2:1), O. S. Fizaar.

The folloiviiig resolution ii as then utiaiiimoiisly
passcd,aiid tlic iiicctiug dismissed.

IIIIC saiiie proiiiiiiciatioii wliich the writer gives it. y at the door of the lgxcc-elf“-(,_

from Connecticut appears upon the “ black list”

The adviiiitagcs fnIl0Wlt_l£ Froiii the adoption of
of delinquents. I rt-.jo':ce in this as it \VhEg,

this rcl'orincd alphabet will be very great.

I. It may be acquired in one liftieth part of the
time I}('CP.S.~‘(tt‘_Y for the prcseiit.

2. When acquired, it leads the learner to the
correct pronunciation of every word which he
meets wiili.

'3. It dispenses entirely with the ilifliciill, and to
most persons impossible. acquisition of lc.-iriiiug to
spell. A knovvled,«_re ofthc just sound siigzucsts in-,
fzillibly the true spelliiig. and the spelling with cqual
certainty, the correct proiiuiiciation.

4. By the oiiiissioii of silent letters. it renders
reading one-lil'tli more rapid than at present.

5. It will render the at-quisitioii oi" ri-aiding and

index to their future action on this, and all kiiid-
red subjects. But we wish them to understand
that there are those among their constituents,

ice and “Anne.\ation "
N\, Id tlldt lthce I
ov we won no 10 , owart s s U)-
lic servants, the language of intiinidiition ; but
spelling atiaiiiablc to iiiillzons, to whom ll. Lil now “*3 “(mid h‘”°_ lll‘;'m '”‘(‘_c'5l‘“‘d ll‘“.li llnlt
,,,,,m,,,,,,,i,;e_ some, at least, of their constituents, do not coin-
6. It will en:tI)Ic awritci‘ to rcpresetit any proper , prcliend the logic by which men iirouounco =1
mime or word ul'aii iiiikiioiin laiigiiago in such a ' war unjust‘, and then vote supplies Ibr prose-
iiianiicr as to be road by a stranger with pi‘Pcisi.'Iy icuting it, and pi-ate of laying tlic, icsponsjljimy

iii:i.-uiucli as variations of sounds are iniidc visible,
to the eye.
7. I_t Will tend to li.-iuisli proiiiicialisiiis. as each

written word siiggnsts its correct proiiuiiciziiioii. jjgllozlb I ,t . . I l ‘V
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8. By t‘1‘.[)t‘(?:1£'ll5ll]g the long and sliort vowels by l I“ I "“ ""3'*" t l"t‘ ' is "71"" 5‘ ./I0" "555 0

dm-,.,,.,,,, 1(,m,,S_ it ,,,,,,p,,,, p,,_.,.;;,je me ,,d,,,,,;,,,, or; wish them to undc.rstaiid, and party leaders to
a few poi-l'i.-oily siinpleaiid coiiiprehcn.-ivc rules iiiԤiiiiilez'stziiii_l. that there are those among the
accent, a thing \\'lll(:Il, up to this time, has been ;pc-ople who will not. endure such trifling upon
nearly ‘~\'=Il:liIIg in the lim;.'_|l=I§9- lilies-c inonieiilous subjects; who feel that they

might they place a sword in the hands of a
uII'lil.(lllltl.lI, and thou plead cxeinptioii from re-
’ sibility for the coiiscqiieiicc. They know

and as a pliilantliropist. I trust that this is an,

who are watching, with intense interest, their‘

course in relation to the present; war with Mex-I

More ration:iIly'

_m:iii-in. llui-u.~=. Swelling.-. &r. is liigbly cclebizitcd,
and i.-selling rapiill_-.'. Secadvrwtisciiiciit--“ Anteri-
_ca:i Iiiiproicd II_v_r_n-iziii Vc,o:.~l:ilila> fllriliciiie Depot."
_ Sold by _ NOAII S. BAILICY. \\'é’.:~‘l side the
Bridge. Norw.-ilk; B. J. D£lSI(atlI, Staiiiford, and
J. Br-acli, \V:ilI st. Bi'iLlgepoi't. 48

DIED :

In New York, on the 27th ult., Virginia E.
1 infant daugliter of Cliarlos and Frances J. Plait.
‘aged 10 months.
g At the residence of her brother in Albany,
mi Saturday, Jan. lfitli, of coiisnniplion, Maria
;D. Eariii-s, in the 3 st year of I'!(:I' age.
In I)aiilmry, Jan. 93, ()I'i.°irIcs 11. Son of Mr.
;John Stovciis, aged 10 inonths.
I In Daiibary, 26111 nlt. a child of Lyman
3 Plant.
In Dziiibury. ‘.2'2d ult. Eniily,dauglitcr of Hcz.
Parsons, aged 17.
In D:mbury, ‘.2-itli ult., Bryant J. Lyon,
iigrr.-.'~~.37. . .
In lit‘-thel, Jan. 25, Dcac. Ira Benedict, aged.
75 years.
.-\i’.’.l.-locl<a'.vay, N. J. on the 16th inst. Ann,
wife ofJ. M. Beach. formerly of N. Y. Her
icmains were taken to Staiiil'oi'd, for inlcrmc-.iit..

chaser. Apply to'Li:\’i CLAi:i-;, on the prem-
ISP-S. Jon-N S.\.\'FORD, BI‘lflg('[lUII. oi- to the
subscrilJei'. JOIIN A. WEED.-

Norwaik. Jan. 18. 18-18' 3tf
- l*§_e\v Crop
O. SUGAR and MOLASSES-—-a

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n rime .'tI'i.lC e_ or so a at.
Jmi.10, ’48 T. L. 66 J.

.-lpzii-micuts to Let.

Room suliicicnt to accoinmodate

a small fiiiiiily, in the Ilaiifcird

‘. place.,abonL one mile north of the‘
. Bridge.

R. PECICS.

 

Enquire of Mr. Lonrzsanav, on the promis-
cs. or L. M. ."l.‘EVEi\S.

No:-walk, Jan. 10, 1848. "“3t‘.3

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Eieclzsieg.

 have just received a new and convicnt

' article‘ of Liquid Bliickiiig, wliicli will
make li~atlic.r briglit witliout. brusltiiig. A very
convenient article for Ladies’ India Riilibcrs.
For sale at; C. E. BISBRO \V’S.

An Ox-Cart, For Sale:

C. E. DISBROVV,

$3 A-TCI-1 Maker, Jeweler and Silver’
» siiiitli, No. 5 Main st. Norwalk, Ct. has
constantly on hand all kinds ofJew‘e'ry, from a7
6 ct. Pin to a 350 Gold VVatch‘; all kinds of Sil-
vcr \Viire on hand or made at short notice to
order; Silver and G. ,S. Thimbles; do Specta-
cles to suit any eyes; Fine Cutlery, Combs,-
Brushes, Soaps, Razors, Plated and Brittania
\Vare, Looking. Glasses, Clocks, ,A.ccordians——
wiili books; also a great. variety of‘ Fancy
Goods. \Ve b-uy for cash and we know we can
sell as cheap as any other store in the State.—.—--
Caliand see. _ '

Pros!‘-crty zufioiiih Norwall:
FOR SALE
THE house and lot, containing
out quiirterofan acre of ground,
lorinerly known as the Josiah Smith place, sit:-r
uated at South Norwalk :1 little north of the
Coiigicgzitioiitil Cliurcli, and directly opposite

 

the Llattei's Shops of Mr. Beard. Also.

The two Div.-.ll‘iiigHouscs and Two
acres ol'gi'ouii(l formerly occupied by

 

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-‘E:§ Natlianit-.l l3ciicdict,ji'.dec'd.sitnatedI

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Q. abou: 30 rods below the road leading

 

Re:<oI\.‘cd—TIi:it our Delegates be instructed to
use all lioiioralile iiieaus to secure the re-iiomiii:i-
tioii oftlic present incumbent, Charles Isaacs, Esq.

QUIRE of S'i‘El’Il!:ZN Mo-r'r.
Norwalk, Jan. 17, 1848.

_ ltheiiisclvcs, have some rcspoiisiliility. at. lcast‘,
Ml‘-3>ll°5- Elll l'0R5—‘I “'35 "“l‘—'l: Pl9“5"‘l“”l’ for incurring the liability ol'a 'I‘(_']7£l‘ll‘lU)l of those.
S0111‘ l'G“llll'liS. 10 the last weck’s (Jezctfe In 1'05: ‘acts by which human life and liberty are sacri-

to the stcain boat land-inn, and within a few
rods of the New York 6:: New Haven R. Road.
Both picccs oi the property are in averv im-

EN

lu Bi'ookiyii, N. Y. Jan. 23, Mary, only child I

of Dr. Ed\'i'iu N. and Mary A. Chapman. aged '3:

. he should not suffer martyrdom in his efforts to

 

for the ctticc ol'Shcrift‘. _
erence to the next \Vhig candidate for the;

“RETORT C3URTEOUS'.- &c. Presidency. And rejoice that the friends of-
I'II£.\'RY CLAY, are not likely to be dazzled, orl

Although we are “ cnlirely izmcortliy rf 710- .
. ,, ~ . . . turned aside, by the meteoric blaze of military‘
(ice, that political scavenger and squirt-gun of ‘ f I b i I I t d, t_ I, 1 1

‘ . . .01‘ ' 1 ‘. * 'c' i ssu is ‘cc tt11( -
filth, the Democrat, has again disgorgcd nearly g H3» l11l.(‘£ yni ie ‘)1 at o in. I I !
. . . ‘ ‘ res .ess wi e- ' ' in )'1l‘I * no : ics w I05?‘
I column of his faiiiili:ir pot:-house slang and _ ' . Pu e’S’_ , l‘ 5 1_ ’.
only object is to gratify some private pique 01‘
selfish motive, in opposing the name of General
Taylor, to that of the long tried, and always;
“resort to SUM foo]: I1 and ' II" ‘ W 1 ' 1 faitlifiil statesman oi Kentucky. I
“‘ ‘S W '‘‘”_°’ 05” 3' an The locofocos, eager to divide the Vi/’liig ranksiv
rlhe - reailily seize upon the ephemeral popularit.y oft
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50°53 5ll°"ld_ bell‘ 1“ mlnfl ‘ll-ll “'3 “ e‘°°‘”l{-‘Cd the brave old (leneral. to accomplish their pur-l
‘° 5l‘°°l" [Ow "1 °"d3l' I" lmv “ml Should “I50 79' pose, and hence it is,tliat from Maiiie to i\Icxi-,
member the unmeasured abuse and malignant-,_.o we hem. it ,.eitemted “long we DL,,,.,0C,.,,[ici
falsehood with which he has assailed our most lines, that. Henry Clay can never receive tliel
woitliycitizeus, whopossessedgno opportuuityof noniinaiiou for the Presidency again. Now,
defending themselves against his truculent. as- the truth of the matter is, ‘that the mime ofno
iiaults. On the score of “original" nialtei-5, living man issomucli feared by the imterrifiod (I)
we do not Drofess suchtrauscendantattainments D‘’-m°°m‘5.Y: “-5 llllll ‘lf Cl“.'>'- Illdecd-Jh‘3 599315
in the dhgcct of b!,,Ckgum.dS "S the edgrm. has to liannt. them like a niidniglit spectre, for wher-
evidently a‘cquircd, but we possess our advan- 18”” he goes he *3 mm to fi"d “'5 W"-V to 11"’
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tagc in .-iuotlierw:iy—we do not require the con- '1 the People‘ W’-I mmh to me" 55' ‘Ct
. . . .an( iso -. '~ --_‘ .-
atant services of ii “wet nurse" to assist us in C mfitmc And 1”” ““'mt' Fl”°”5_h
. . . . . . our cr‘.uuti'y on iiiat.lei‘s of private business, IS
our editorial duties, nor are we in the habit; of . ‘ _
. “T! k _ _ " _ l f speedily heralded all over the Union. and the
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copying IiII.l sgwiug arm is tom out ex spmmmcous uprising of the masses to do mm

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changes, and attciiipt to palmtlicin oil as orig honor, p,.m.eS beyond d,Sl,,._m, mm he ,8 en-
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W01 “lid 0“ bung dcieclfid and Mfill->0-d 0l The shiincd in their allectioiis, as is no Ol/lE7'7I7.(1'll
lllelli We Should “Oi 10050 Om‘ "'3'dl’“l"lll.V' “I in America. Now, can it be thouglit. for it
putting a restaint upon our passions“ and “dis- mouient. that such a man is about to be desert-
ed by his friends, or is unavailable as a caiididzite
for the chief Magistracy of this nation? No!
Recent dcvclopcineuts serve but to unfold mote
clearly in the eyes of the American people,
and the world, the superior siigacity. purity,
and statesmanship of this staunch leader oftlic
‘\Vlii:_:s.

Ills tireless vision remains uudimnied——liis
natural force unabatcd———liis voice rings out as
clearly, and his iutcllcct buins as brightly as
ever. The sauic magic charni encircles liim
wlicrcvcr he goes-—tlio aged stand up in his
presence, and the young rise to do Iiiiii rever-
ciicc. .Dc7nag0,gucs, Locqfocos and jmliliral
Jug'glers, fear him, while his noble liearr beats
in unison with that of every two patriot. in the
land.

No man in our country unites in liimself so
fully, or represents so distinctly the political
views of the great \Vliig patty at the Nortli,
South, East, and \Vnst as lie. And it is believ-
ed that no other man coiiibiues in liimsclf the
elements ofso much political strength

The surest way to be defeated, is to cry out

witlcss invcctivc, in reply to ourliiilfdozcn lines.
It complains bitterly of the “ attack upon its
charactei"’ and laments the “ disgrace" of u

gar-—sIander" as we published last week.

grace ourselves” by “a result to such foolish
and vulgar——grossly vulgar——” replies as the
following :

"The editor of the \Vaterbiiry Aiiiericaii may as
well keep pretty quiet, We-. reckon. His pzissioiiate
boiiibast is rallier below p:i:‘—bc.-‘ides we don’! like
to stoop to pick up such very small potatoes. lie
makes a damned ass ofliiin.-tell 1'’

Of course we shall not go to “turning over
old files of the Gazette and stealing his person-
al abuse," in order to find a suitable reply, but
simply " appeal to the candid honor and judg-
“ meiit of the most iiivctcrate of our political
4* eueiiiicg, wliotliei- such personalities as ‘Is
‘\ contained in the above quotiition, are becom-
" iiig men of eiiligliteiicd and educated niinds—-
“ wliether they are wort by of men lioldiug
“ public and influential positions in society-
“ whether the paragraph is not onewliicll is an
"outrage upon ‘ common decency,’ and of
“ which, iftlie authors are possessed of even the
" most diminutive share of Illilgllilnllnlly or civ-
“ ility, they should not be most heartily a:7}zam-
“ed! and vvlietlier, by the same rule. the’
“ Democratic ‘party should not be equally ' _
“ ashamed oft/zem.”’ ' defeat, and reitei'zite continually the stale paily

are mos, assuredly think 50' and am not atom, [slang cl locotocoisin, Butnway with this! \V-e
. . . . . ‘ iueed precisely such a man for Presideiit. ' Our
in the opinion. It is cortiuiily a ' total abandon-

_ bleeding couiit:ry calls loudly for liini—he can
" men! of common coztrlesy and 6071889110775 I115‘ do nincli better witliout us than we can do with-
" grace upon our calling,’ and ' it is with ex-

out him. He is a lieio worthy such '1 I1'lI'll6-—-
“ lI‘6m8-I.'6g|'9l tl1llt“'6 M0 obliged l0 ‘3"C0““' he can conquer liiiuself. He would sooiier be
" tel’ 911011 Plililblc ‘l9‘"°"5l”ltl°“5 Ol l0‘V bleed‘ l(Iefr=.:it.od in ll race tor ollice, than swerve from
"lng ll‘ earl)’ life “lid the mllll il"3°“C9 Of 3”)’ ;tlie pat.h of duty. This but strengtliens his
“ S€‘lf'lmI3l’°"°m“llt I" '“°"e m“l“"9 Y°"“'S3 fm .t:laiii'i to our confidence. and will warrant the
" ‘lllh°“8l‘ Of“ l°lg""“lI‘-' d‘5l_"’9l“°“v l_H‘3”-" '3 fl 'most enthusiastic support. Messr.-3. Editors,
meteoric blaze of the. beautifully sublime. but ltlan] fol.-Cj,,y___'/int, last and ,,,ca,,,L./M...’ But
is so much to the point, we cannot suppress it imom mm" from A \VmG_
“ we can hardly pardon the Editor of the New , . __.__ .
“ Haven’ Register ‘for ciistiiig out upon‘ the, New Book Sroiu:.—-Onrfriend Sr.i.i.i:cx is now
" world [with the toe ofhis boot] his_‘ clev_il’ 3""-l fin full blast in the book depnrtineiit. He is quite
" his ‘ "0“5"‘b0.7/t,,w"’l?“’l' fil'_5t nlmcllfnig 11.11," the l positive that he can sell “ a lcctle” less than any of
1 . - y . 3 1 , . . ,
‘ common coumesles 0 cl“ 50‘ Sm [8 y his iiciglibois,:iiid we have no means ofkiiowiug to

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‘V9 trust me’ "°'”'“ml editor Wm commue to l the contrary. Vile presuuie, however. he is “ sure

discharge his “ moral obli.ga£ions,” as it may be I 116.5 ,.igh,_’.. ‘and’ “-50, he W,” ce,.,,,;,,]y .. g,, ahead...‘
a matter of great convenience to some we wot of, . It i,e;,,g .. [mp ).e,,r‘i'. we reckon muse Vnlemines
As he is SO mllcll OUT 86717-07} ll? may P°55lblYb9 .will sell—-:ih, me! it‘ we were only as we used to
prcsumptious for us to “adniiiiister a little good, %\\‘{1.‘~l, we should use a few ourselves! But nil dcspe-
sound, wholesome advice,” but ifnot, we would anduiii!

"I'i0tlP.Slly advise you, as one who has more re-
" spect for you than you evidently have for
"yourself, to retire from the avocution which
“ you have mist.ook———both out of adecent. reg:ii'd
“ for your own reputation, and also out of re-
“ spect for the public and the press,’ and ‘to with- M
“ draw to the [truly] humble s here from which i
“ you originated, and for whic your mental ca-
“p:1citybett;er adapts you.”

Although we cannot. -equal his " huinblo or-
igin," We still have a decided advantage, as “the
humble spheres from which we both originated,"
has prevented any special attachments either for
our persons or property, and has placed us
beyond the necessity or suspicion. of any atteinpt
to make H imwarran.labIe” additions to the circu-
lating medium .’ (l)

As his “ conspicuous ignorance and folly has

[1] fl 0 than otlierwise “““*-—~—--—-
-lather “mused our P '8" N py ’ GEN. I-IAuiusoN’s CAaaiAnr..—TIio Frank-

Tmd We l°°k "P0" him more in pity um" com fort. K)’-s Connnonwenlth contains an advertise-
ternpt,” we Wollld Slmlll)’ Tfilfemles by Wll.Y.0f1£ inent offering for sale the splendid family can‘-
npology, to those who do not already know the rttlgzxfeélliolilzfinfid (,:,’"£hH“r"iS°"‘ 1t "W"?

A . . .‘ _ Z ipi-es_ . I ._ _- e young men n .
fact. that the ostensible editor isa mote harm ass T Bnmmme; the Onglmn oust “ms $3,500‘ and
animal than seine few have supposed—he is not 5 it is now very new-ty as good as when new ;
zl1g_autlior of all that appears in his paper, and though it will be sold for greatly less than cost.
‘The circuinstances of the family of the lament-
ed hero, are not such as wilI_perrn_it them to
keep it, and they have advertised. in the hope

I

.

Mi«:ssRs. Eiiirons :—I observed with surprise. in
,'your last paper that an application is to be iiiadcf
;to the propr_ietors of the New York and Boston;
'I‘i:leg'rapli C()lIi[).'III_)’, for a tclegiapli staiioii in this"
town. It appears to uie that " the meeting” could‘
not have been aware that there is already an ostab-I’
lishmcnt here, and that too. in :1 most central and‘
conspicuous placc. (south of the Coiinecticiit Ho-
tel and in tho iniddle of the higliway.) where the;
Telegraphic Posr and VVIiippiiig Post‘ are in close
and taiiiiiliar contact, much to the cdiliratioii as well
aiiiioyaiicc ofthe traveling public.

N. B. It is supposed that the Selectmen of this
town are the proprietors of this station, and that
they will not allow any iiiliingeinentsou their ri_«_z|its.'

A VETU.

E“ At the Rhode Island \Vhig State Con-
vention, which was held on the 20th ult. voted"
that III-Z.'\'I‘.Y CLAY is the choice of the \Vl1igs
of Rhode Island for the next. Presidency, sub-
ject to the decision of a National Convention.

“play second-fiddle,” but should receive from.

hi‘ ’-"""€"°“-’f"i¢7"1‘ 9°m° 5Yl“P3.ll‘.Y “lid l".d.“.l’ that; they may find in Kentuckcy among their
When.

tried friends, a purchiiser.

l wot th.

» wrapper.

ficcd by wliolcsalc, and the niorii‘s ofiho nation
and the laws of God are trainplcd under foot.
Is there no way in which the public voice
can be mo:e cffecttially heard, on these sub
jects '.7 A re we to follow on, bliiidfold wliercver
unpi‘incipled politicians, and party dictators
may lead ? Q.

 

Publicatsions.

Sosos I-‘OR rna l’i:oi-Liz, No. has been rccei v-
ed. It rivals its prcdcccssoi' in point of beauty and
Tliosc “ who have mu.-ic in their soiils.”
will find this a valualilc and iiitcrcsting work.-
Ziiebcr & Co. l’liil:idcIphi:i.

Tiii: Sun or 'l‘r::.ivi.:i A.\‘cr..-—'I‘liis is a neat and
tasty little slicct pllIlll.~llell at llliddlctowu. and pre-
sents its claims to the 'I'cinpcr.~.iicc coiiiinunity for
support. It is conducted with unusual editorial
aliility, and is (It.-.'S8l‘\'Il)g ofsucccss. \Vc are grati-
fied at. soc.-iiig it so.-ir alime the .-hing ol'inan_v of its
co:idjiitoi's, and lakc such an elevated st-.iiid. "Sup-
port your own” is the inoito._

Tiii: Ooii Fi;i.i.ow, pul.li.-lied at Iliirtford, is ano-
thcr paper which has inside its appraraiicc. Its name
ilesigiiziies its character. The agent is no-.v in town,
and we prcsuiiic will pl‘!-l.~'l:llI its claims pcrsoiially
to the brothcrs oftliat order.

[CT The colored people of this town, through
the Rev. Mr. Po.-cv. have «ls.-'ucd a call for aid , to
enable tliciii to cicct. a hon.-‘c of wor.-liip upon a
piece nflaiid which they have secured. Tlicy make
a strong appeal. and we prcsuiiic it will be rc:-:ponil-
cd to by a libci':iI coinuiniiizy. It is gt'ttIll:V'ltlg to
see any cfiiirts of sell‘-iuiprovcincnt among that
class of the coniinunity.

Another fatal accident occurred at New-
town, (Pale=siirie) on Fritlay last. Mr.
Bartram Bradley and two ol‘ his neighbors,
were €’l'l(I(.’lIV()l'Il'I_(_[ to move a cart, for use
while biitcheriiig; Mr. B. was forward
with the toiigue of the can resting: upon
his slionlder, and the others were piisliiiig,
when one of the wheels sunk iiiioagiilley.
whirlin_g tlic toiigiie round upon Mr B.
forcing him to the groniid and crushing
his head, causing iminediate death.

Dan. Times.

Vl’:i listed I in med .3...-ate E y.

Two ,r:ood Post I{i(I4‘l‘S, to carry the Ga-
zette. Liiieral int/uccni.cnls will be qfl'err:rl on
applicalion rzl the Chizctlc (Mica. Also. one from.
Canaan to Nor‘!/L Sm/i2_/iml. 1’ozznd/‘irlgc, dye.
/ll.s-o, one /0 la/re a [)l(7l([l€ from Ii’ir/gr;/ielcl to
Dunbzz/'_y, via Sc-otls.Ii'z'cZgc. Bctlicl :3-c.

LET FACTS SI’I-I.‘-\"K FOR '1‘lIl£.\ISI2L'l/ES.
Mr. Seth W. Fowlc:

Dear Sii—I am happy to gign my iiaiue to the
lbllowiiig c--rtificaite. hoping that others may receive
benefit from the same iiivtiliialilo lllP.(IlClIle :

Oxronn Co. Me Nov. 12,1846.

This may ccrtily that in Aiigiist of the pt'c.-‘cut
year. I ovas taken with blci-iliiig .it the |ungs,and
had in all scvciitccii diliiaicnt .~'pi~:ll.-', bleeding on an
average froin Iialfa glass to half :1 pint at a time. I
:i[-plied to one ol'the most skilliil [)ll_\’SICl)il'S iii the
county. and received but partial rclicl during his at-
tendance. I was all this time siill'ci'ing with a se-
vere cough. spitting olblood, &c. I tried various
rciiicdies but all wiiliout siicccss. until. by the ad-
vice of my frieiiils. [tried Dr. ‘.Visl:ir's Balsain of
\Vild Cllel'l’_V, and to my great re.-lief. in three days’

3 time my cough was so Iooscncd that I raised with

pvrlirct case, the pain and soiciii-ss having been eu-
tircly removed l'roni my sioiuacli and liiii,-rs. I am
now takin;._-; my second bottle, and my health is rap-
idly improving. I have since ridden thirty five
miles by stage attended to the pnrcliasiug ofa stock
of goods, with very little inconveuiciice.
Sizlled,
ZEBUL lN CHADBORNE. Jr. Oxford. Me.
None genuine unless signed 1. BUTTS on the

3

For sale by J. A. \Vccd. Norwalk.

Hyei's’s Pills.

No family should be without this iiivaluablc Medi-
cine. Ii is one ol’thc best geiieralcorreciivcs of the
systein, in any ofits deraiigi-iiieiits. cvcr krimvn.—
I’hy.-icislus (and there are those in this \’ICIllIl_\‘)
where they have the opportunity ol'l~:iiowiiig it, or
wlilte.~‘.~‘IlI;_"llS operaitioiis. iiivariably approve; and
do not hesitate to rccoiuiiiend it in their private ca-
pacity-—a ruacic coiuiuendation—-(of any thing do-
sigiiaicd. liowever incorri=cily. as o Nostruni)—
would of course jeo-pai'di7.e their .\lnnic.ii.coiincx-
inn! Sold by J. A. Weed and N S, Baiilcy, Nor-

walk. 53

Saapvrior liluslard.

The ‘uiidersigiied is putting up a very superior
article of MUS'l‘ARD-——tvi-0 preparations, one for
table use and the other in .<iclgpcss.I'or phi:-:ter.-x, poul-
ticos. &e. It ishis iiitciitioii o keep both prepara-
tions ol'a iiniforiii and superior quality, so that the
coiisiiiiier may always rely upon it. The lovers of
good lllustard cannot fail to approve. It is war-
ranted equal to any English .\'Iii.-fitaird in iiiarket—it
is very neatly put up, with directions For use. and
sold at a resonable price. Dealers supplied at the
American Improved Hygeuiaii Vegetable Medicine
Depot. I30 Fulton street, Sun Building, New York.
Sold by J. A. VVr;x:v, Druggist, Noriralk.

51 P. PRICE.

From the B0 stun Lvi-iiiiig Giizeite

The extensive sale of Brown’s Sarsparila and To-
mato Bitters is the best evidence of their excel-
lence. No other medicine approved by the Fac-
ulty has had so siiccessful a rim within so short a
period. They are entirely composed of vegetables.
and are the most innocent and eflicacious of any
corrective yet offered to the afilicted. In our opin-
ion tlieiae Bitters are one ofthe best compounds yet
otfered for the cure of dyspe sia. and the long train
of nervous diseases For so e by F rederick Brown

eoriior of State and Washington street.__

II) uiontlis.

In Middle-town, Dec. 20, Jesse Cziplcs (coI'd)
aged 10! years, and G months—-a rcvolutioztary
peiisioiic-i‘.

At his late residence in Brooklyn. L. I.. on
\Ve(Iuc.s<.lay, ‘3(i'ili iast., after a liii_:ioriiig illiiess,
Lewis Smith, aged 63'ye:ii's. The fiiiir-i-iil was
attended at. his late residence on Tbui'sday,
27tli, and his miiiaiiis interred near the paternal
l'csidence, in this town.

at -'
_ @'t«§!l.C€.
IIARLES LINDLEY, ESQ, Counsellor
at. Law, will give it gratuitous lecture
upon Pliouograpliy and Pliouotopy, the ,'_'l'€!:ll.
CLIUCHIIOIIEII rclbrm, iiicliitliiig spelling, l'Cll(Ilt‘,9__',
writing and priniinyg, at Sellccl(’s Hall, this
(Tucsclay) evening, Feb. 1st. at 7 o’clock-
The public are invited to attend.

VAL'!3N'i‘ERi’ES.

F HE subscriber has just received a splendid

assortinciit of Viilentiiies, which cannot
be suip:iss.e:_l in point. of variety, beauty, or
clieapncss. Give us a call.
Axnnrtw

Sr.LLi:ct:.

L4

Leatziser i“is.”s;%i;~.a.i

E "II
, cries‘ l
l6){) DOZE-N tinislicil Calf Skins, StIll:tI)lP.
Ad for Spring work for s:iIe‘by the ;:.t:lis-tcrilior
JAMES SIIIIIEERT.

Noi-walk, Jan ‘21 Q:ii’~‘

 

Caps! Sagas‘!
 and Luvs’ Cloth, Plusli ann Fur
l ‘V - ' .
L a L-zips tor sale by
Jz.in.17, '48. '1‘. L. 6: J. Pl-ICK.
(‘,‘:img:~§icii:e

FRESII every week, in qimntity tosuit. pur-
cliuscrs. We sell it cheap for cash only.
C. E lfiltélil-‘.O\l.’.

ll-iutia Iliulrlbcr SE:oc.<‘-'.
«HE subscribers have just i'cci-.iveil a large
. tl5.\‘0l‘llll(3I1I of India ,Riiliber Over Slices,
ofall sizcs—a very superior assoriiiicnt. and for
solo verv low. J A S. M A Ii I.(.lI} Y ('6 Cl‘).
1)i'.s-Lrict o/'.;\'o/‘zeal/.' ss /’rnlm!c Ll.-ur/. -/rm. 1‘/‘L’/I:
18-lc3.——Estate of LEVI CLA RK of .\’or-
nlk, in said District. an zissigiiiiig lIi3lll0l',\\'Il0
liatli assignccl the saute in trust fJ1'lIl0I)CllOlIl-
of his ci'cditoi's.

The Court. of Probate for the District of
Nlll‘\\'lllI( hath limited and allowcd six montlis
froui the date hereof. for the creditors of Sziitl
Levi Clark, at. the date of IllSi1SSl_.gjtttIlPlll to wit :
Jan. 4th, 1848, in wliicll to exhibit the'i1'cI:-iiins
agaiiist. said csltitc so assigucd as al'oi'csaid ; and
has appoiniod G izonciz A. D.»~.vi-'..\'Por.'r and
A LGI-1l‘..\'()N E. B1-IARD, Cominissioncts to re
ceivo and cxaiiiine seiid claims.

Tans. 13. lU'i'Li:u. Jrzclgc.

The siil).~‘-.cribi=i-s give notice that tliey shall
meet at the dwelling house of Dzivirl Stephen
son in said l\'oi-ivalli. on the. second .1.-’oe daiysof
-.\larcli and July A. D. 1848. at one o'clock in

.3.

EEot:..s.eL for Sale.

Til E .'~‘t1llS(:i‘ll)t’.'t' oli't-rs for sale a

/.‘"'v.x-=~
 new Dwclliiig_ House, built in mod-
 eriistylo, with sliiliiig doors, be-
‘ ' ‘ .t\\'ceii parlors, with a good barn and

other out. houses, beaiitifuly situated in South
Noi'\\'iiIk. The lot. is '70 feet from by 200 deep.
on which are fruit trees, shinbbery, écc. and is
within about two ui'tuut'es' walk of the C()!ll'(‘lI‘l-
plated Railroad Depot. For further ]')ttI’llClI-A
Iars enquire of Gi«:0itGi«: SEYMOUR. opposite the
preiniscs, or of the snli.-'crilior,
Pl-IILIP I-I. BROXVN.

Stamford, Jan 31. 1848. 5L’

P. S. Iftlie aliove preziiises should not be
sold before the middle of March next, it will
then be to rent. for the cnsuiiig year.

BOOKS.

EUST receivorla uev: supply of miscellane-
Q ous books, atlaptcil to the tastes of al—-
Positive that: our l.)l2.~'lll(‘SS faizilitics enable us to,
buy our books clzrz.'},n37‘ than any one else, in this
vicinity,we pledge ourselves to sell them clu:a_pcr.

A.\‘L»r.i;w Sl’.1.Llv2CL

N o t I c c .

‘HE Court. of Probate for the Disttrict of

_ Ritlgeficltl, hath limited six months from
this date for the Cl‘(3(Ill-0l‘S to the Estate of En-
nice Brusli, late of said District. deceased, to
oxliibit. their claims to the Adiiiiiiistzrators for
settlement. All claims not exhibited within
said time, will be deliarred a recovery.

. PLA'1"1‘BRUSH. Admin-
HENRY c. BRUSH, istrators

Ridgefield, Jan. 28. 1848.

School Books.

I 1 HE subscriber has on hand a lar_.rfe assort-

_ meat of School Books.sclected with a view
to the wants ofthis couimunity. For sale cheap,
and at Publislier’s price. Call and exiiiiiiiie
our prices before purchasing elsewhere.

Azvniii-;w SELL}-ZCK.

FOR SA LB.

The desirable Houiestcad of the
subscriber, situated on Chestnut
_, Hill, so called, about 355 mile.’-: from
~ — i 3- the village ofNorwalk, consisting of.
about 36 acre_s of good land, with a dwelling;
House. Barn, and Corn I-louse, standing there-
.oii. The place is well stocked Willi fruit, wood
gailfl water.

 Also, about. 12 acres df land detached from
’the‘above, lying at Gl‘tltilJel'l’_Y Plain, so called
:all of which property will be sold on moderate
a t;ei'iiis on application to the subscriber.
I INCREASE ’I‘H()R.P.

Norwalk, Jan. 7, 184°. *3t2
I

' TEETH}! TE ".’]i‘EE I 2
R ESSRS. Editors :—Fiom a viirietv of cir-
1 imiueiisc iinportance of keeping the teeth clean,
and in a healthy state. Parents do their chil-
dicu an irreparable injury by perinitt.iug them
,to neglect the second growth of their teeth.
By the advice of Dr. A. Hill, 1 have pre-
pared a powder for cleansing the teeth and
'gums, which is very much liked by ‘many who
-have tried it. Persons may save themselves
much pain and much expense by using a little
powder, and a good brush.
Also, a large assortment of Teeth Brushes,
very cheap. C. E. DISBROVV.

Gamphene.
S sold at S. E. OLi\-IS'l‘EA.D’S for 50 ms-

per gallon, and he expects to sell at 11 less
price veiy soon. Jan. 20. 1848.

Fresh Gamphene,

 '1 OR Sale wholesale and retail by
- J. A. WEED.

 

 

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cumstances I have been led to see the 47

the .'il'ie-.i-iioon. on each ofsziid days. fortlic pur-
pose ofiitleiirlin_izoii tho liusint-ss oi"s:iid appoint-
ment. G-icoiioi: A. D.ivi-:.\'1=oIi'r, C .
. oinm s.
Ai.oi-:a.\‘(i:v L. Bl-ZARD, E
All persons indebted to said ostatearc reques-
tcd to inake iiiiiiieilizita payiiiciit to
3if JOI-IN A. VVEED, Triistno.
India EIiI!ibci' 0vci's!i.o(-s,
ADIES’ and Geiits.’Iiidia Riihlmr Shoes
on hand and for sale at PECICS.
Jun. 17, ’48.

LURE 8 II‘) E?! .=‘lt'l‘ ‘V iS.‘3''i‘I‘0R'§'.
? S.-\NI7ORD has at his yard near the

“.1 o Bridge. a Iar,<;e quantity of all /rimls Q/'
Liiiiibcr bouulit under cii'cui'ii.<tar.c«-s pccul':ai'ly
1hvorab‘c, and to he sold iic(:oi°ilin_;";s'. Those
waiitiug to liiiy will find it so by coming to see.

 Ci-51:: r stairs,-_..-E1-.s.—-19:3.(2(:0 i‘n'oiili
Carolina ¢~c.ilai'sliiii;.;lc.s, which are docirleilly
the best and (‘l2ccr])c.sl sliiiigles to be had this,
season for roofs. So t.liose say that have used
tlii-in.

At.s0—\Vliite Lcarl and Paints of all I-;iuds.
Liiisecd mid other Oils, Viiriiish. Japan. '.I'ai'.
Piicli. Rosin, Glut-, Spiiits Turpci:i'inc._ llni'd-
ware, I-louse Tiimiii‘iiig.~=, Tools, all kinds of
Nails and Spikes, Glass, Putty, 6\'c. <\'c.. and
all such articles. Z. SANFORD‘

\Vestport, Jan. 10, 1847. tf2

 

A 'I‘lI.—75,000 Pl:ist’e_rizigl..itl‘i for sale
by T. L. J. R, PECK.
. South Norwalk, Jnn10tIi_,_1_848.__

took Store and Binding. ’
II E subscriber has started in connection with
liis_book-liindery a book store at wliicli the
public will find an assortnient of school and mis-
cellnmious Books, station-ei'y. LitIiograpI_is and
such otlierarticlcs as; the wants of the coimiiu-
nity may require. The prices oftliis cst;ihlisli—
meiit will rangers low as the lowest. A share
of public patronage is solicited.
Asnitizw Si-:1.Li;c1{
ha. 4, 1848. 4'

1848; JANUARY 1st.
S'I‘E’3VAI{'E".§ SYRUP.
UST rt-,c’d, a new supply of St.ewm'l.’s cele-
lirated Su;1ar House Syrup, :1 line article
for lluckwlient Cakes and Puddings. Persons‘
wishing to get supplied can have. it. by calling :it

BURl~’.ALL'S.

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Norwalk,

lose to woo. ~

The Ancient Eiistoricat
E") ECORDS OF NORXVALK, are ready

9‘ for snbscriliers and for sale at the store of
Jiis. MA1.Lom' 6: Co.

Also, extra copies of the fl7.rz;2 NIH‘?!-‘tll7i‘.
and the Plan. of /he Ancient Sclileiitent, printed
on plate paper and suitable for lraiiiin5_z.

- E. HALL.

Lamp \‘i'ick
F allkinds; Lamp Shades ofvarious sizes:
also Glass; Biiiss and Brittania Lamps

DlSBR.O\V’S.

and Candlesticks at
\VcI. Miistiiis,
ET CARPE"I‘ING, CHEAP SUGAR.
V for sale at MOULT-ON’S.
VVestport, Jan. 3d, 1848.

Firkin Butler.
small lot of very good fit-kin Butter in half
firkius for sale cheap tit BUR KALL’b.

I HE Statutes of Connecticut, for the use of
Schools and Families, by \Vin. B. \Vedge-
wood, A. M. for sale by J. A. \VEED-

“foolscy dc \VooIscy’s Loaf and
(JIRASHED SUGAR. for sale by

(

BU. T. I. SALT.a'superiorart;icle

proving iieigliliorliood, and olli-ra good opportu-

nity to persons wishing to purchase in that. vi

cinity. Apply to ~ JOHN A. \V_EED.
Norwalk, April 97, 1847. [117

 as l
FE‘ II E. New Yor

 

k
PANY, the oldest and most extensive tea
cstablishiiieirt in America, have (‘SIHIJIISIICLI an
agency in I‘~iorw:ill<. and appointed the subscri-
ber tlieir solo agent, at whose store the commu-
nity may be supplied with the purr.-st, most fra-
grant ant] yieijisct tens to be found in the world

——Cliiti:i ext-cpt'cd. Bcsirlcs lieiiig unequalled in
quality. tlioy dct'_v competition in price. \Vhcre-
cverllicir tczis have bi-on tried, they have se-
carcil the liiglicst siitisliicrtitiii, and the continued
and eager patronage oftlie purcliaser. All that:
is IlSl&(—'.tl is a fair trial, wliicli we solicit from the
citizetts ol'Noi-walk. Mas. M. \VAi{i«.':ii.iN.
-Norwzilk, Dec. Qt}, 1847. 51

IIEAP SUGARS, just )‘et:cived 11 large
' quantity at low [)l'i('6S, by

 E. (‘)_L-MSTEAD.

~ A :“l."§‘iIE), by the suliscribcrs, 3.08-
Buckwhcat. and 200 do. Rye.
T. 6.: \V. E. R..-\YI‘:fO2\‘D'-

l

GlBE)i$Y{’.3' L-i§)':'i("§ 3801i ANS)

I -
Eiasszisiy Eviagezsne,
IE‘ HE o'dcst gllagaziiie iii the United States.

contains iiioiitlily sixty pages of rcadiug
iiiatter by the first; vvritci's in the country,---
twclve iiiore than the New Yo.k iiiagaziiies.
Two splendid steel eI[L’l".lVIll§{S. an undeniable
ziuilientic colored niontlily Fzisliioii plate, Model
Cot'la'.',cs and Cliui'cIics, Crolclict. \Vork, and
other inattors for the Ladies, all illustiuted
and well cxplaiucd, &c.
.l.‘i‘§co tbr one rear, which includes the
Lad_',"s Dollai Newspaper. making

tlirce ]lUl}II(fllll( as in one moiitli. $3 00
f‘\\'p copies without the Lady's Dollar

i\c\\spaper, . j 5 00
Fiye copies with one to the person send-

_mg the club 1000
Ei_«_vlit copies, 15,00
Tivolve copies, 20,00

A spcciinon of eiiliertlie Lady's Book,or the
lallllfl-5' D‘ l in‘ Ncwspapci- sent to any person
liayliiiz a postage on the request.

Ad'»lres.~'. L. A. GODEY,

No. 113 Cliestniit-st. Pliiladelphia.

 

-'8-"!'0V.i.-‘S. &cc.

‘HE subscribers would infoi-in the public
that tliey have piircliasnd the stock and
interest of M r. \Vin. \V. Burritt, of Norwalk,
and will continue the ina.nuI'actui'iug business—
kcepiiig coiistantly on hand a large assortment
of cooking and parlor stoves of various patterns,
which niiiy be purclia§cd on as rea.-ronaliletcrins
as clscwlieir. Also, on hand G. E. \Varing (SP
Co.'s castings. Eliczur E. Clai-k’s iimtclies.
Miller’s water-pi'ool' blackiug. Rags,Featl1ei's,

Furs and Griiin tal-;¢-ii in exlianae.

LOCIQWOOD & HAIGHT.

Canm LOCl{\\‘00l1.] [\Vm. D. HAIGHT.
Norwalk, Dec. 27, 1847. 52
New Crockery.
 NE\V assortmeiit of Toilet, Dining and
1" Tea sets, just i'ec’d and for sale cheap by
A. E. SMITH.
R, IlEATON’S Itch Ointinent;——the genu-
' inc article, for sale by
J. A. WEED.

ltefrcshiiioiit S*:iloon, and
READING ROOMS.
HE subscriber liaving fitted up the \Vash-
ingtoniaii Retreat, as a Rcfreshinent Sa--
Ioon and Rea ding Rooms, will be ready to attend
to the calls of his friends and the public gener-
ally, from 7 A. DI. to 10 P. IVI. ‘
BILL or FARE.
Custard Pie. Lemon Pie.
Pumpkin Pie. Apple Pie.
Mince Pie. Tarts.
Cakes and Hot CotTee.
O_vsters in every style. constantly on hand.
Families supplied at short notice.
L. S. BENEDICT. '
Norwalk. Nov. 22, 1847. 47

\V:igotiis for sate. .

VIAGON with eliptic springs. rubber cloth
top—suitable for a pedlai"s or Market wag-

on. and one pleasure wagon, for sale cheap.-
Also. ustraw cutter. '(Blackman’s pail-eat.) En-
uire of ' L. S. Btivnicr.

A. E. SMITH.
200

for packing. 813

CODFISH by the quintalor less quantity.
at OL.MSTEAD’S.

- S. E. pOLMSTEAD’S.

Nov. 22, '47 £9