'1‘r;a1'0' some of the evils which Locofocoisml
EIZIS-lllflllcledi on the 3. country during the last::
‘ liich,
Three years, and such" are the measures w
in a few days you are to endorse or coiideiiia——--
to endorse, we say——not by voting the demo-i
crating ticket, but by your silence, your apatliy. I
your guilty sacrifice of tlieliigliest interests of‘!
freeiueii if you stay away from the p0llS- 15%
not‘tlie crisis sufliciciitly aliiriuiiig to ai'ot1i=‘£‘-2
every piitriot from his slunibers? L0C0f0C0l5l“;
has given us a Prcsidciit, who, towards the.
Norm has not ceased to keep his promises “to,
t1w'~e,,,._ and 1,,-cal; 11mm in the liope”—-who liasi
-ggncrous but-den your (:llll(ll'ell must bear for
«oneratious to come. lle is about to aniii.-.x a
vast extent ofterritory to the Union, in which,
if-‘possible, the curse of slavery is to be perpetu-
ated for ages. He is urging on measures wli_icli
must, if carried out, prove disastrous to many
branches of home industry, now so flourishing
‘-aiiiongst us. True. it is, tliat: the evil iilready
‘.accoiiiplislied cannot now be undone. But,
ibretlircii! it is for us to say whether the mis-
chiefs, now only coiniiic-nced, shall ever be ina-
'-tured, or be nipped in the bud. Let us not de-
ceive oiirsclvcs by sayiiig this is only ii State
Election—tliat. it is enough if we carry our
ticket. It. is not czioiigh. Old Connecticut-
iiiust this Spring roll up such a iiiiijorily in fa-
vor ofher clioscii \Vliig sons and \Vliig priiici--
ples, as shall be a terrible and withering rebuke
to locofoco measures, wlictlicr in State or Na-
tional coiincils—-siich a iiiiijorit.y as will _be it
I ‘fitting prelude to the ovei'whelining vote which
in ii few months shall place 1li~:.\'iu' CLAY iii
the I’i"esidential chair. And in that glorious
' -vicilory which we must gain, shall not the
\Vhigs of Old I3-‘iiiifield County take again the
.enviable' position they have so often held, of
lleadingtlio van ! Let us not deceive ourselves,
either by-siipposiiigtliait our opponents are rest-
ing on their oars. and that. we are sure of an
-iciisy victory. The truth is entirely the reverse.
‘They are rallying as one man for the contest,
.and laboring with a zeal worthy a better’ cause.
1 R-.elying on the fil(:ti,tlli'1I. our State has so often
cliaiiged its politics, the past few years, many
of them are iilrcady propliesying an easy vic-
tory. ' I
But we have no fen rs for the result, provided
.every \Vhig does his duty. \Ve look with
pride attlie names Wlllcllllletttl our tickets—-
..Jltlll1(3S of staunch t.ried \Vliigs, all of whom
stand high in tlieiitfectioiis of their party. Now
the time is.short—-the work is gi-eat——the in-
interests at stake of the highest moment. Other
States are looking with anxious interest for the
resuit in Connecticut. Every wliig vote will
.clieer tlie- friends of freedom in our sister States
;ap(_l be more terrible tliiin a hundred bayonets,
to our foes. From every hill top and valley,
from every workshop and farin house, let us
.conic forth again in solid unbroken phalanx, to
.do battle for the right.
'4 Once more unto the breach iuy friends, once
iuore !”
ATELVIPERANCE MEETING.
\Ve are i'equcsted to state to the friends of
‘Teinperanco that JACOB C.\l{'1‘}'IR, Esq. from
Ne\\'_Yoi'k will deliver an iidilicss at the Town
'Hallthis.(_Tucsdny) evening at 7 o’clock.
POS'I‘PONE)Il<I.\"1‘.
' The Concert aiiiiounced bytlie “ South Nor-
walk Musical Association" has been pospoiied
.until next week, on account of the indisposition
.of_tlieir leader. Vile hear their musical talent
highly extolled, and these discoui-sers of sweet
soupds are said to be the legitimate sons iind
daughters of Orpheus himself. This is cer--
tainly true with respect to our friend Horn‘,
.and as the company have been induced to give
.n Concert here at the earnest solicitation o
several who heard them at South Norwalk,l
it will be anxiously awaited. l
REPRESENTATIV l
The best and strongest men should be selec-,
‘ted by each town, and then give them a united .
Jiearty support. Let no little petty differencesi
‘local or personal preferences, intefere in the
Vote the
.election ofa single representative.
XVHOLE VV HIG TICKET.
YOUNG FREEMEN
Look up all the \Vhig young men who cani
‘be made Frceinen. See that all such are made -
Electors by tiiking the Freeinan’s oath.
DOUBTFUL TO\Vi\'S.
The foe is making desperate efforts to carry
'the doubtful towns. This is their only hope.--
Ifthey can carry the doubtful towns they will;
-secure the two Senators for six years, and thisl
is what they care for most. They have receiv-
-ed MONEY from \Vasliington to aid the work!
and SECRET AGENTS have been sent, to
«several of these towns. to rouse up the locofoco
jades! \Vhigs, what think you of this T
SECOND DAY ELECTIONS.
Let it be rcineuibered by those towns where
there is no election the first. day. that the sec-
ond trial takes place the or.-.rt clay, Tuesday,
instead _of the Monday following, as formerly.
Our friends in the doubtful towns wiil see the
iiiiportance of remaining at the polls until the
vote is declared, so as to be prepared for the
next day's contest in case ofa tie. '
NEXV IIAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
This election which took place on Tuesday
iresulted in an election of the entire loco tick-
,et.,_just as we expected. The locos try hard to
force some excitenient out of it, but it is no go.
In 1.8.40 Sliegavze a locofoco majority of 14,000 l
llt seems by the returns‘ that the \Vliigs have
reduced that maioritxy only 12,000 at the last
election! \Vell done for New lliiiiipsliii'e.
3.7.7?‘ Gov. BISSRLI. 'ha~s'-appointed riday the
21st day of April,¢tis Itlast. His proclamation.
entailed a national debt Illmllllle °°““ll'.Y~ Wllos" i
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‘ ‘SENA'l‘(')RlAL CONVENTION.
The Senatorial C0ll\'elttl0n for the.1.‘2tli Dis-A
trict, lioldeii at Stiiiiifbtd oii \Vediiesday, the
15th inst. was organized by the appointiiient of
Mr. ROYAL (gr.-KY, Chairiiian, A. H. Bravo-
'ro:\‘, Secretary.
A list of delegates was called for, and the.
following names were presented :
.- 'ori1.'ul/.-?.—-f.-iould D. J ei,i,n,i,ngs,E. \V. Stuart,
James Reed, A. ll.Byiiigton.
Slani_/‘or¢l.——Royiil Cuiy, Sellcck Scofield,
John \V. Leeds, Joshua B. Feiris.
l)(lI"f("7l.——lfZl Scofiold.
~‘:;. "
ul'a‘i- men‘ ire‘ st-teas 1,1,";-1'si“=‘.§.‘
seiitiitives."' . -‘
The” pe_rso
d as candida tcsf for
.‘w.
*2 -.
eive
n from wlioiu we rec ditliiiic-ii--_
eforts in that town and‘ Vicinity." 0110.‘,-Cil“ the
State. Committee, who waked up a wrong pass-
cnger, wrote thatthe whole aim of tho coni-
niititce was to carry the Legislature--lie also
named the increased iiiimlier of votes that were
expected from that town.” I A
...-'55‘ Our \Vlii‘g friends will now si'.\2_ that the
foo is not sleepiiig. \Vi|l not this stimulate you ,
, ',to action! The only hope eftlie democracy in
. ,, . . ,_ , . _
Aw” ("’"‘“m'"'B“"-l""'"‘ 1‘-\' Hwlh‘ Imam," - this State, is the inactivity of the \Vliigs, hence l
' 7“. ‘A‘3'ws' llllell‘ silent '7iior<=-nicizls and Srcrct Circultlrs .’——
”"[(0"'"_L0ck“.0°d Ii“ Fems"Lc“‘s Rim‘, They are at work systeiiiiiticiilly ‘and are per-
me‘ 1 feclly oi‘g:ii'iized. Moxrzr and effort is not wan-
' ‘ - *' x .I .
. On motion. the Com cntioii procegdid to an ‘mg, The mans are gl_Qmm)§:unde,.,]w mght
informal ballot for a candidate for ..eiiator 5° ofelectioiieeridg documents frrnkedfroiu\Vasli-
represent the 12th Senatorial District in the mm", The appoinnnmlt or N.) U. S_ Sem_
‘‘ . . a - ' ‘ 4 1 ' , .
"ext (’e"e'"1 A“‘”m"M-3 ' lhomds B’ Bull” tors, and the influence our election is to liiive on
. . . r. - . - T. - .
of Nmllan" and “"113 Comblocl‘ of hi“ the Pl'9Sl(l(‘.llllill&:Qlllt3~Sl..lltlV6l)Ol.l)eUlll0S§.Slgllt
‘. a v - 1 ' -' . ‘ ’ ‘ ' . y
(’""m'm’ “ ale mmouneld "5 L'md'd'ue'$ hem”, of by the Presideiit and oflice-holdei'sat Wash-
,‘ 1 , ' lo 1 . I I. . .
flu’ (0mCmKm'- _I he: 3‘ 110'; mlunbm of ldmes iiitoii, and every thing that money, bribery, ac-
cast “:5 13"“ whwtl 1 ' B‘ U‘ U ruuve 11' tivitv and tricker\' will accomplish, must‘ be ex.-
. . 0 ~ ~ _
and “ Mt? Cums“? ’ M _ ~ 1 I 1 But tliey must be watolicd——tlieii'
fol] ll]l()ltl())ll'l,,l’.llBl ;1()1/lflllilllgeigt :;3ll.pl OC((1?e(lB( 13 intrigues exposed. To do m-lsme “‘2.h-lggunust
u 0”_ml M10: ":15 :03. ' u er “"5 end“ ,\VORl{! Do not be found [l,zl[)[)ll]f_{_, but let
S'0lln'.... . “-.
mmmmou ‘l I .l A 2‘ . _ l iiieasures be taken to bring out every W liig vo-
At the call of the (..ouvention, the ft.-llO\\'ll)g . . . , .'_ d
. . . tor, and locotocoisiii will aga.n lop i.s liea .
resolutions were submitted and uuaniinously ,
i
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posted.
C
575" Gen. Sam Houston, of Tc.\'as, llfldl‘CS$L‘(l‘
the locos of Hartford last Friday eveniiig and;
Saturday evening and‘
‘ adopted :—
Rcsolrocl. That this co‘ivention inostcoirdially '
approve of the nomiiiations made for State Of- ,
,ficers and that iit the ge-.iiei'al election just at. the New ”"V0U0l‘5 0“
jhaiid in this‘stati=., we will exert oiirsclves to again held forth at Bi-igcpoit, last. evening._ \Ve
gseciire their elevation to the several offices for with he would Li come Over and help us.” Re
{which they have been nominated. 1 _ _ _ _
y , . . .. ,_ l has been stumping it. at the cast for some time,
Resolved, That the nomination of (.-liaru,-s . , , ,
Isaacs for sh,erifl' ofFairlield county is a judi- "ml all the wlllle "eC°‘Vl"g OW Of the pub-
icious one, and that we will give it: our united lic treasui;v his eight dollars a clay as :1 U. S.
l5“PP°"t- _ l _ _ gt-'Sciiatoi'.' \Vhigs of Conneticuf, what say you
l Rt-sol~i:ed, That this convei,i,ti.on having unan- ,0 mm! .
liinously iiominiited T. B. Butler as a suitable} ' , ,
-candidate for Senator of the 152th District do’ P- 5- “ ‘3 ‘ STOP the l’‘'‘355 l0 """°“"“-3’ lllilli
liiiost heartily recommend him to the support of his honor, coach and four, have just arrived in
3 the whigs of the District. :Lf,.0,,t of 0,“. 0m,_.e_
, Resolved, That we approve oftlie call for as
i . . . . . . 1
i\’iiti0n'il C'0ll\'ellfl0l) tor the noiiiiuatioii of 1!‘ . .
!"- .“ . : - 7lz ' ll..’- .‘d"l)l .
candidate for tlieiicxt Presidency, and that our 2 L? ‘X 6 “V9 3 '3 ‘i 9“ Lon“ em 8 space to
éfirst Chgojee is H_em.y Clay of ]{emuCky_ jthe Treaty, but it is such an ’l’7Il!77.'€8llIl_g‘ docu-
l R530},-3,1, Tjmg; while we have honored ,1”, meat, none will complain. As the force is now
bi'ave‘;-y of our troops and ability of our coiii- , up, the people. should, see iii_ what a transcend-
mandei'su::g:E;:tdcg1]gléenlliitslEva 1'tS\Vlt:.l 1VIe}‘(\;lC0 not piece of statesiiiiinslillpi it lias all endeCl2.—
——we ca ac 0 our 1 a- . . . ‘ . _ ,
ltioiial 1'3-xesciitive which has resulted in the un- Ml” P"lk "“'_m“ll3' l’“)'1."‘.$ M9-‘U00 3- $10300,-
lnecessary expenditure of millions of treasure .000 lJ0l1US, 101' T119 Pl'"’llGg$~ Of stopping the‘
‘."r'S]"hl9"° uugntthe d1e.Sr'{“cli°" 3° ‘t‘,“‘".‘-l'l"‘l'l' {war he so raslilycomiiienced ! \Vhigs of Fair-
ua e was an or W no 1 as we as or '1 t ie . _ _ , _ _ . .
l innumerable evils of war yet to be e:\‘l)ci'iciiced field County’ “hm 5") -‘ml to sud] ml-' $5 3
we hold him and his advisers responsible. . "'"’”"_""‘
i Resolved, That every years experience adds
}fl‘esli testimon ' to the value of whim )l‘ll1('.l_)l0S
. . . 3 . H l . l
,\\'llll(: the important interests at stake in o.ur
,‘—'°'“'”g 31°51?“ l’C'l'e(‘j‘emtt.he S”3”}geSJl_mm‘fies lo" I blundcring Adiiiiiiistration. He made a blun-1
' renewe Z031 llll 8V0 lOll ill) UU (‘H H )Ol1, . . . . .
5 e,.e,,y ,,m,0Cme of sound docnim. to ;-Rise iulmfir (lei. of but eight 7)llll‘(()7lS in his his} annual re-
‘Sill’-llgtll and prove that a, “full vote is a wlijg. port! And he has now made ii mistake which
"Cl-°"V’-” {caps the cljiiiax, as he liiis oversold Treasury l
l y . I
! Total, That (116: P-l'°°e“d'"gS Of the °°""‘3“‘ Notes to the amount of $1,200,000 ! \Vhigs of‘
tioii be published in the Norwalk Gazette and I {;.0,,nec,g,_.m' what ,1,‘,,,k you of that 3
' St1aiiifoi'd Advocate.
' Orris S. Ferry was appointed District Com-
mittee for the 12th District, during the ensuing
year.
The Convention then ad'ourned without da '.
J 3
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MORE BLUNDERS!
Mr. Secretary \Valker is a very remarkable
inau.certaiii|y. Just the one needed by this
POST OFFICE ADVERTISING.
The following isaii extract from the Post
Office Law, passed Mart-li 3, 1845.:
“ And all advciftisciiieuts made under the or-
ders of the Postin:ist_ci' General, in a‘nc_wspa-
STU“ P1“ . f>‘L';§’i>i"i.9’£i§S’ZilL°ii'StZlil§‘§§T.i"'13’lifi",i1L,§2§"I31T
‘V9 ll‘-"'°°lVe in ‘he H‘”'“‘°"d Tlm"5 “ 9"“ pa pcrs, of the town ouplziize wherclthe office
fora mass meeting ofihelocosfof this and Litch- advertlsiiig may be situated, IIAVLVG a'n:s:-_ LAi:—
field Counties to be holden at New Milford on 1 01551‘ C|RCULA'1‘l0-Va”
the 29th inst. Gf course George S. Cailin, tho, Under this plain, straight forward law, we
G()ye1'n01‘, is to mount,‘ iiiadeadciiiaiid the present week for the Post
1
‘ locofoco candidate for
Eihe stump and modestly tell the people tlieyl: Office Advertising. The result ofthe demand I '
should vote for him. \Vliat will sober minded, is that the list of letters has been sent to us for
‘honest men, say to this '1 \Vhat. a disgrace to l publication in this papei'.—Ifari_'/bral Times.
0
cular writa that the locos are inaki@3‘g‘i-great» ‘A A
-«,-'. . .—_.v-_,gjr$--.,...s--.¢.~,_»
' '_ .7;-r ’_ N0RW.§l:K' ‘ V A
r - 3' .-.‘.i l :' " ' - Y
illlillelllillS f.fl.lllillllllllllll'l‘-
D, ERCHANT. _'r.uLoR.~.- 119., to ‘Main
. st.70ltnst.'ead's "Buildings". Woin,ld~t:ik_e this
o.pp:>,rtiiiiity to returnihis tliaiiks- to his mime.-.-,
ous ft-ieiids for their liberal piitro_iiage',irml» solicit
ll. continuance of thc.ir_ favtufs.» no vxioiilfi also
invite i_itteinion’to ii largo‘ ii rid well sel'ect'ei‘l as-:
sortiiient, of Z)’-ROAD (.'L_jU‘J.'I‘I...', coiisisting
of Freiicli, English, Ge_i'maii.', and .
l\'laiini'r.i_ct-ui'e. Also. a large. ‘ a;..'|ortiiieiit. of
plain ai-id l,7aii<-_v '1'l'l"E.Z'}DS' C." b'_S1,.C.’7ERES-
Also. ii l:ar_i_re and spleiidid iissoi'tincnt\“5f N10
1'lt'll0-S3: V'l‘.'S'1'I.VGS ever brouglir" into ‘this.
town. The above goods will be sold til-JBfl}.l"1'
tlia ii at: any other establisliineiit. All work
done in the iieatest and best possible ‘manner.
Cutting doiie as usual. '
fipriiig Fc1.«‘liions .RtC£“l't'€(l.
Nonvalk, March 272, 1848.
'i3"5's;"i‘E>oNEMENT.
l l'l_E. Co.ti_ce.t't to have been given by the
South N.=.‘,i'\viilk Musical Associiition, has
4
'.lJ<'-P11 ll||H\'0ltlzil.ily postpoiiei.l until next week,
TIIURSDAY evening the 30th inst. in _c onse-
quence of the iiir,lisposition oftlin lander."
G-real: Arnval. 0
T f)lSl3R()\VS, of Spring Goods, Chea-
per than ever. l’articuliirs next week.
Removal.
Y HE subsci"ibei° has taken an office on the
second floor of Peiinoyer dz Merrill’s store,
second idoor from the corner of the Bridge.—-
Thosc indebted to him will please make them-
selves acquainted with these preiiiiscs, witliont
delay, and where those having any business
with him in the way of his office as collector, or
iii the line of iiisurani-e, are l,vlH_'l[(J(..l to call.
J.-\_2§f_l-IS R5121).
A
Norwalk, ifarc-li 19,, 1848. ];'3_
Money Lest.
RE,\VARD.—'l‘lie subscriber lost it
|)()(_:l_(\(’.l}-lil()0l{ containing $25, on Friday
inorninyr hist, S0-m(}\\‘l_l,E:l'té. betweeii the riiilroad
Down '1 own and the st'cam_boat dock, So. Nor-
Wtl.ll.{_.. \Vlio_cv_er will. l't'3l’,lll‘ll said money to the
subscriber or to Mr, Moore, the railroad con-
tr:ic:.oi',_ shall igeceive the above ije\\'ii_';;l.
1t*‘=1.-3. '.l:11QQ1_;\S Wizijcn.
S1,.‘ i.3AYl3D:. fimill. ll!l;i77~ Sub-.
¢.ci‘i;’ner on the 15th inst. i\I:ircli,
ii dark red furrow cow, sixteen
.. . . . years old, with the left. hip seine-
wl_iat injured. \Vlioever will give iiiforiiiation
where she may be found shall be reasonably
re\viii'dod_. SA.\iUi;1. 'S'ri-:vi:-.\'s.
Norwalk, i\Inrcli 20.tli, 1848.
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Real Estate
' AT A.UCTlON,.
H,.__L_ be sold by ¢,rdci' of the Court of
Probate for the D,istji'ict, of Norwalk, on
Saturday tho. first day of April n,ext.j,_ unless pre-
viously disposed of at private sale, a tract of
la nd belonging to the estate of Leiiiiiel Brooks
dec’d, of about 22 acres at .lJly’s. ._Nei:k, known
as the D31)’ Luand. Also. it tract adjoining of
iibout thirteen acres, with ii. d\velliiig—liouse
thereon, known as the B} xbee pl: on. Sale to
take place on the 1-i.t'9~\i.i,l.~te.s. Foi-_ particulars
ciiqiiire of .li:iii:i\ii~.-vii T. Baooxs, Executor,
at 104) C'l.iii.3li:im, st. New York, or of .loii.\'_
l,-{,.\‘.-\PP-, Agni): at. N‘o,rwii|k.
Norwalk, l\'larch ti-I, 1848.
HE Dwelling House now i¢.ci,ipi_ed by
Laiigdon Mott. Possc.ssio_u given the.
1st of April. F-‘or-fur-tli_ei'. pa,rticiilars, enquire
of S:'ri-'.1>—iiii.\' Mo'r"r.
Norwalk, March 90, 1848. tf12-
'.I‘0 RENT,
I FPiO=.\I the first of April, the lower
part of the‘ east half of the llanford
’lace. Rooms vei'_v conveiiieiit-—pi‘ice $25 per
annuin. Enquire of E. Olmsteiid, or Mr.
Lounsbiiry on the preiiiiscs.
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1 old Conueticut! A candidate for the highcstl Tllllt Hil|“f"‘1'd P05‘ Mil5l9l' l5 ‘?"lde”ll.Y
executive office in the State. runuiiig
upon the \Ve presume our worthy P. l\I.lias never seen
me ,-“cc ‘ “ ii just iiiaii,” and one that heedetli the law. i
l
2i.12 L. M. S_ri:vi:.~‘s.
l
._ _.._..._....._‘ -..v, .—...
lof a petty dcniagogue, haranguing
§ stump from town to town like ginger-bread ped-
dlers who follow in the wake of military uiiis-
froin the ‘dcinocriiiic guide’ f0l‘his especial be“-
this text, consequently we have copied it fresl»_|
Clllil and if he now proves finally incorrigible,
tho “ awful i'c.upoiisil)ili1)"’ is upon his own head.
ters! But his ambition for success will not go
down in this shape, and every time he niouuts
the stump to blow his own horn, the lower he
sinks in the estimation of honest iiieu of both
\Vliigs of Norwalk, shall this bantliiig
be permitted to triumph over
by any _ne-
NOTICE.
TO YOUNG FREEMENT
TH E Meeting of the Board for making
Frceiueii, will meet. on Monday the 27th inst.
at the Town Hall, 10 o'clock foreiiooii.
parties.
of l0C0_f()C0lSl1'l
such a man as CLARK B1ssi:LL!
glect of yours? \Ve answer for you-—NO I
“ All Hzniids on Deck !”
WHIG MEETING!
, ' There will be a \VlIig Wlec-i
i tin-gut the Hotel of DA\’Il)
THE PROSPECT.
Although everyt.hing in the political atmos-
phere is calm and quiet, we never before wit-
nessed so iiiuch deep rooted feeling and deter-
mination on the part of Whigs, as now. From I sT,.;,.m.;.\-SON 0,, 'pHU1{SDAy
all parts of old Fairficld County the most flat-i =.' . evening next, Marcli 23d at
And we are pleased : 7 o'clock. A punctual and general alteiidance
. l is requested, as business of importance is to be
to see that in other pairs of the State the same bmugm before me n,eeting_ -
feeling p'erv'iides the \Vhig ranks. But if the
VVhig party ever had a cause or incentive to T“
arise in her full strenth and express a deep and G N D L I
uncompromising indignation for the abuse of THE \VH](;S OF \VILrpON Wm meet
power, and for political ixisrule. they have it , at the Town House on Tli_ursday evening next
l the ‘.2_3d inst. at '7 o’elock. A geneial at.teiid-
ance is requested. Per order Town Com.
ATTENTION WT-IIGS!
A Dleellllg Of the \Vliigs oflhe town of New
Canaan will beheld iit the Town House on
Friday evening the 24th inst. at 7 o’clock. A
general attendance is requested. Town Com.
ich.
In ‘Wilton on Monday last, Allen; 1.1_ Bem."
aged 71 _\'Gtll'5a '
tering news comes to us.
Per order Town Committee.
now. Never were they more loudly called
upon by every dictate of patriotism to labor for
tlie triumph of their cause than at this tinic.——
\Vork on then, and the victory will be complete_
From the NcwIIai:cn Palladium.
SECIRET CIRCULKRI
A correspondent has sent us froiu a distant
part of the State, one of the secret circulars of
the locofoco State Comiuitttee——togetlier with
an accompanying blank for returns of “ Denia-
c'rats——Fec/eralisls——1)oub{ful—Dcmocralic new a
F rcemcn—-Federal new 1"recmen—_Dcmocra.ts'
who want their C'ci‘(7_'/lcatcs sent for I" \V e
quote from the circular as follows :
“ The returns made by the District Commit-
tees, in many instances, have heretofore been
found very iiiiperfect—the summary of the lists
not showing all the votes of the town. The
selection of two United States Senators, will
depend on the complexion of the next Legisla-
ture, and may depend upon the result of your
very town. In this view of the case we iirge
upon you the necessity of having the list made
out with accui'a'cy and precision. Every min
a . . , . 3
depends upon the School District (_.oiiimittees
acting pl'0lllll_Y' and pcrseveriiigly." At the
bottom of the r.ircular IS‘ the following caution
in italics—-“ '1’/Lis circizlar slim/.l(l not be scan or
Auction Sale
OF DRY GOODS.
TIE Goods composing the stock in trade of
the late firm ofBissell 6.: Moody, and em-
bracing a large and well selected assortment,
will be offered at. Public Auction on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings,
of the present week. As these goods uiust be .
disposed of, good bargains iuayo be expected.-
Merchants in the vicinity may findit to their
advantage to attend the sales.
- JAM]-‘.S Reno,’ Trustee.
Norwalk, March 19, 1848. 1
0
~
Dried Pcaclics mid Apples,-
és crowded out by the press of other miitt’er-.
inspeclc-cl by ‘our 'opponcnI.s.-” Among the other
‘ _ . JUST received, and for sale by‘
i'cqu'ests is this ‘one that that“ the most pop- ’ T,
L. {C J. R. Pizcx.
l.Dl8l7'l"f if ;\'or«u-all:, ss I’rol2alc C'oi4_r,‘., __?i[.-‘rel,
1401, 1:348.
STATE of .lO.\'.-XTIIAN ABBOTT,
late of New‘ Cana.-in, in said district, de-
ceased.
0rcIere¢l—That the Adniiiiistrator exhibit his
account to this court: for adjustment, at the
l-‘rebate office in N0l'\\'illk, on the 28th day of‘
March, 1848, at 10 o‘clock forenonn; and tliat
all persons iiitei'ested in said estate may be no-
tified thereof, the admiuisti'iitoi' will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper printed in
Norwalk, mid post. a copy thereof ‘on the sign
post in said New Cziiiaaii. _
"12 Tues. B. Bu'rLr.ii, Judge.
'rA_xi~:s2 ’1‘A;\ES! !
_ I . . _
To Delmquents !
THE mipizizl .'l'a:itcs on lists of 1845 and ’6,
have been rlul_i/' placczl in. (lie lirzmls ofllic mi.a’er-
signed for ’lI)I.))l€’(fl£IlC collccliinz. As these Iu:i:-
cs are ]2u.sl_ (lite, and jiu-llicr delay out the
question, deliiiqiwiits will /iczirc no cuusefor cam-
plaiiit, ifaftcr fuir notice. they are Tcqieirerl lo
payjbr all c-rtra lravelancltroublc Q/‘collection.
_.L'1.{l[ES REED. Collector.
Nora-allr, fllarclz. 6, 1848.
cmooumus.
Provisions, Iliirdv "are & Crockery.
" E devote much time in buying the above
articles, and those of good quality. Our
assortment is geiieriilly very large iiiiiiiy of
theui purchased for Cash and we profess to sell
a better article for the sairie inoiiey than any
store in the County. \Vc do not claim the
faculty of getting rid of iiife.rior articles at
‘as good prices as we would ask for the best
quality. It is our intention to be in the market
nearly every week during the season. Hence
we can take the advantage of buying goods
low when otl"ci'ed, which will be for the benefit
of our customers, as we shall charge only it very
small profit in advance. .
T. A: \V. RAYMOND.
New Canaan, March 10, 1848. ‘
10
NEW GROCERY STORE.
JUST OPENED ON FLAX HILT .
TI-IE subscriber has just opened a new
Grocery Store for the accoiiiiiiodatioii of
the public, upoiiFlax Hill, where will be found
everything in his line at. as reasonable rates as
can be purchased elscwlicre. Give us a call.
HORACE G. HYATT.
South Norwalk, March 7, 1848. 2t10
Leather ! Leather l
90 DOZEN finished Calf Skins, suitable.
Ad for Spring work for sale‘ by‘ N16 sillISci'ibel'
Norwalk, Jan 21 ‘.‘in*
.mt.L‘s s._\iii3i5a'i§.
‘$._;,,..,__\~...,,»>-.;,u ..._. -,. .-. ,\ ., .. _.,<.
.7V’e1o'I"ork v.yaM1l
0 - : HE Nil...-"Yo.-k 'CA1\"T0‘N_TE.A ‘ct(»i\i,PA.i\‘)i. , ,_ _ , . P.
have csiablislicd iiiiagcncy in B..iir.'fti.ll~'. and btppointed the su .-
tlie coi__uii_iunii__v may be‘ si"ipph_ed‘
- V _ “ éTsiiiblfislii,iient in Aiiiericii,
'iber their jsolei iijgc-.ii_t, at whose store
"grant and-'pe7_‘fcct'-ti6a‘s~to befoundi in the world——
American lqgn_alit_v, they tlt‘-l._Y'(‘0lI1l1t€llll0lf;_ill price} \Vlie.i'ccvei'
cuaa__si,i§ the liighest sntisliictioii,—»iiiiil' l-llé’C0‘lll‘,llllle(l
. is iisketlg is a fair trial, which we solicit fiietiiitlie citiz
l\‘oi'wi3,l;l§, Dec. 20, 1847.
.1
DLSSOLU l‘l0i\'.
f‘1I'l F. co-}iiii'tiieaa_liip lieretof'o'i-ed existiiig "un-
der the iiiiine aiosls firm of \Veed‘6c’-Hoyt,
inst 3,1,“-cl], All claims against said firm will
be soulefi lay eiflier of the pa_i.‘tie.s at their for-
mer place of l;usinc.".S,_ and all |)9'tl'.§O9-'>i1_Y_1d0l3l9-dt
to said liriii are“ t’espcL"fl}ll)"l’eQl1e3t9'=l R9. fétlll
and settle such debts ‘vVl1ll"l~.ll° l€'-“St l‘"?9”l"li‘x’:
delay. In giving this notice ti?‘-Q9 l’“l3ll(-“‘.-’fi_?._!,=ll"
frieiid.~i and customers we beg leavi.’- 10, "9'm'l7"'
our sincere at-kiiovvlodgenieiits, for the V0l'.V'
liberal and uiiiforin piitroniige with vvhiitli ?"°.
hirve been favored and to inform them that
the. busigiiess will he coiitiiiucd on the same
premises by one. ofllio foriiicr lirin, Beiijaiiiin
lloyt, iind that ii coiit_i_iit_u_i,t_ioii of the fornier
patronage \\ ill be gi':itel‘iil'ly re.;.eivcd. There
will be always on hand a laiigga and general
:is.'~:oi'tiiiniit of Dry Goods, l;];ni;d\viii'i-. UFO-
ceries. Crocker_v. l’aints mid (),llS,L\§‘.1-‘ill,-l,l.l,Q.
various articli-s asked for in ii (;Q;;llll)_l_'_f( $.t',>l't.‘»_
and everylliiiig of the best. qualit_v at inn i'_.,i\xzest_
market price. S. A. \Vl*.‘ED.
BENJAMIN IfI_QY'I_‘.
New Ciiiiaiia, March 13. 1848. lfti
' VA LUABIJJ Pl{(l}Pl3B'l‘Y
A'l‘ AUCTION.
I’UI{Sl_?,-\i'\"l‘ to an order of‘tlie.
Court of Proluitc for the l)ist:rict of’
‘ i_\or\\_’iilk will be sold at public Auc-
"--i sioii on the 21st day of inst. Marcli
at 5.’ o'clock ii_1,'3ei'iJooii, unless ])lf~t‘\’l0l_l.~‘l_\' disposed
of at private sale, ii,ll.tl1e.R_.caL E};t.tit.0 Ol l‘3lllJll- =
alet T. Smith. late of \Vil,toii in said Disti'ii.-t,l
dcc‘d. Said real estate is si't,ii:i,Sed‘i,ii .s_ui_i_»,l, \,'\,"il.-.
ton at. llai'i'_\"s_ Ridge, so called. ab0.t,i_t. 1,13-lllt‘-‘L
from '\Vestport, and consists of the lioiiiestead,
coiitaioiiig about 13 acres with a Dwelling llouse
Barn and Coriihouse,thereon. Also, ll1)OlllE‘l'
p,ei_ci~. coiitaiiiing about: 10 acres, lying near said
lioiiiesi-cad-. Also, another tract. of about (
acres, lying on the back partofsaidfarm. Also.
one other tract. of about 7, acres. known as thi-
Stephen laiid. Also, two,%rai,-t,s_o_f \Vood La ad,
in the Den. so called. The "\\“o(i/.11 Land will
be offered on Saturday, the 18th inst. at 10
o'clock, A. M. if not previously disposed of.
Wii.i'.i.ni KNAPP, Adiiiiiiistrator.
i
new WORK.
Chzunbcws Miscellany
OP USEFUL AND ]'£.'\"I'l-IR'l'.\l.\‘l.\'G K.\'0\'S'L£DO!C-
gant. Illustrative Cj7_tg7'(1‘1?iIlg8. Pricc
ll"itli Clé’
- 25 cents per No.
Edited b_v Korma? CiiAi..\ir:iis. author of"‘Cy-
clopcdia of Eiiglisli l.iteralure.”
GOULD, Kl‘ZNl)Al..L do LINCOLN, are li:ipn_\_'
to aiiiioniice that tliey have ce,i_iipli:led irrriiugegneiiiis
with the illessrs. CliniiilJ.ci's <.).l,' l'.(lo.}.u,b.itr_gli_.. lfor the
i-opii_blic.i1i,oii, in seii_ii;-_ii_i_oiitli_ly iiiiii‘i,l_)ci;s,_ ¢,.'l_iz_iii.i_.
b¢:r’s i\liscell_zi_;r_v.
The design of the '-.ili.<cell;ii_i_v,_ is to, s_',ipply the in-
creasing dciiiand for usi.-f-,il. iii‘.~*t_ijiiciiv;g, and cater-
tiiiiiing rcadiiig, and to bring all, the aids of litei:i-
tiire to bear on the ciiltivatioii cf the l'ei:liii,<.vs and
nnclorsiiiiiiliiigs of the pco.plc——io iiiipre>-‘s corn.-ci
views oiiiiiipoi'taiit i,i,i_oral arid social qne.»atioiis——
siipprcss every ..-pccies ofslrife aiiil siiviigeiy-_—,cliei:r
il;o_ l,|;i‘gUlllg ai',(_t d_espoi__',diiig by the l’Cl‘tlll.(}_l.l of tales
(ll’«t\\'ll fijoiii the llllil,gll_l_i|llt,1ll of popii_lar wr,ite.rs—
was dissolved by iiiiitunl co.ii_seiit, on. the «lib of '
l
A
.~
the oldest anili i.ek'tensive $0.0‘
with tlie"ptl1‘e'-’.s!, niostfn}-I
inn excepted. lhmiule‘-si being itneqllfllll-'<-l "V
their to-iisliiive ‘bean tfiiiudithtiy llft\‘¢! le-
‘patronage ol'tl‘.'i: 1.ni"(.-l.-iiser.“ All that
1\1;;g,.,_ M. \1''.ai£xm.s.v‘.
’ 51
C h
and eager
can of Norwalk.
4‘
i... ‘
.,__,_.;..$...'_.-¢-—a -
' _,__‘ I , g ‘T - ‘T. .A.
‘ -$e1I,_ecks,,L1;~?.e l-.,
. , ‘A = '1“i-Iii‘;-19.6).-3111;-s'1*ij(.' i 1 ~
- -_ —‘i*.f'ill‘ltiiivir_l‘lii_s Tntesthiyf
» 'i'm-Ining for New '.Yoi'- -
- A and the ’M.ARY ‘A.
SELL‘EU*K.on‘ the 'l’uei=day follbwing. Fur-'
ther tll‘l'tingem(mt.iglVehil)'(§l'efIflfil'. 1
Nnrwalk, Feb. 22; . _ .' SEILLECKV
*1’. S. The D_oim-.stic‘will leav'e‘on'Saturdu)'
'Marcli_ «tih, and the Mary A. Sclleck the Teen"
tllty fill-low-i.ip!g,-':—Coiniiieiicing their regnliir tripiu.»
R
l_\ ;,'_‘<scl . who together vv-itb, Daniel N.-
jtfoody, n,_ .'rQedI to me tliaii-' as-fiits f9;;.t-,h_¢ phy-
iiieiit of Ilii-ii‘ d'e‘.‘.‘k§, ]-Jl_i-l-'._s"l)‘«tt‘rt to-the hél‘. e'fl1"fille4.|
“ an act against. fi;Iii1‘ll4l’8!}t_conveyane‘es." hat
been duly appointed by me, by and wit}-'1‘ the ad-‘
vicc of the Court of Pi'obiite.”IA ,«,"eIit‘_ t‘_o sell and
dispose ofsaid estate, JAMES REED’,
Norwalk, Feb. 2'2, 1848. Tri'ist'ee.-
Dry Goods at Cost.
GREAT BARGAINS.
FRESH and ahigmit assortment of Dry
Goods. embracing nearly every variety
and style, is now oil}-.reil at. tlie.Store recently
U_t;CLiplt!l.l by Bissell oz Moody,
A’ AT COST. _ ‘
Tliose in want of Wits will do well to mix’
v\;itliout delay. HENRY M. BISSELL.
Norwalk, i«‘.-i.. -2i. 1848. an‘
I 348
C. E. 1_)lSB1{O\V,
3&7 A'l‘Cll Miiki-r, J eweler and Silver‘
A smith. No. 5 Main st. Norwalk, Ct. hut
constantly on hand all kinds oflewélry, from I‘
6 ct. Pin to ll Gold \Vatch ; all kiiids0fSil-
ser \Varc on hand or made at short notice to"
)l‘tlt*l‘; Silver and G. S. Tliiiiiblcs; do Spec!!!‘-
cles to suit any eyes; Fine Cutlery, Combs,-
Briislies. Soaps, Razors, Plated and Brittuniiu
\Vare, Looking Gliisses, Cl0('l(S. Accordiaiis—-
-wi,t_l,i books: also it gi-cut variety of l,:‘aney
(3‘rimi}i,.,_ \\;'o buy for cash and we know we can!
. sell as (:llt‘.t1.l).},'.,i any; other stone. in the State.--‘
Call and sec.
RIORE NI.-I ‘V ti00fi§',.
V I-1lS day l'('t:0i\'e(l d1‘ii'e'i-.2 from Auction‘,
1 case l~‘rencli Giiigliiii‘ns,- for 15 cents up
)'f11'd. Wortli ‘J5 cts; 6 bales wet niuslins for
ti to '7 cents, worth 9 to 10; 2 cases bleach-ed
muslius, from 7 to 11 cciits, worili 10 to 14;
6 pieces liigriiin Carpeting, from 50 to 875 cts.,
worth 7fQ_ to l_‘,),Q cts ; 1() ps. black French twilled
g,-.l,c;,tl,i_s,_ S{.,;'j,!;), to 5.00 worth 3,50 to 7,00: also in
gi°;=.i_;t \_'ariet_v of other goods, which will be'1_ol,4/'
for 1_-}.~_l_). per cent._ loss than the cost of lanufac-'
t(_)_l.'_V_'.. All in wiii_it_ great bargaiiis, will call-
at t'l1_e.B,riilge. Sto_ife.._ C. J. URUMAN.
T F rm for Sal:
THE farn_i foi'iiici'ly ownctl ant!
__ occupied by’ the late Benjaiiiin
’ ‘ Lynes, doc’d, situated" in the parish;
of" }£_irlgebiiry, and about one honr'is
cav
roiis_e the faiicy, by descriptioiis of interestiiig for-
eign sceiies-:givc ii zest to eycry day o_cciipati.oiis_._
by l_i:il_l:id i_i_i_i_d lyric p_oct_ry—_-:i_i_i_ .~‘aliloi;t|,_ to, l'l.ll‘l!.l.~ll.l_§'\t!t‘
lll.i‘\l.l,|_ll‘ll_$l\fP. l'ri,eii_d :ii:i_il_ guidfg. a_ livcl_v l_ll:{_:.~'l.(‘l_(_). ',;p_i_-.3,-_
paiiiiiu, as far tlia_t tlliéecl can be gi_’tt,a_i,iiegl, l,l‘).t_",)ti,gl‘1,
the iiistriiiiieiitiility of lH‘:0l(r.l.
The uiiiversally ackiiowlcdgcd iimrits of the
Cyclopzccdia of English Litcratiirc, by the sainc aii-
thor, coniiecied with its rapid sale. and the iiiibound
ed coiiimeiiilatioii bestowed by the press, give the
Dnblislicrs full t:l)tllltlI:llCC in [he real value and en-
tire success of the present work.
The publication has ali'0ad_v coininc,nci;d, and -5,};
be coiitniiicr_.l 2‘-(EIIII-l‘llUllllll__','_ '1-,_,.,-1, m.,,,1,c,. “-5”
foil". -3 Ci”.'.’.ipir?te work, and every third number will
‘be fiiiiii.-lied with a title page and a table of Ctilllclllzl,
thus foriiiiiig a beaiitil'ii|l_v illnstrat:-il volume of
over 5300 pages of useful and eiilcrtiiiiiiiig readiiig,
adapted to every class of reailcrs. The wliolir» to
be completed in tliirly iiiiiiibcrs, faiiiiiiig T-eii cle-
giint. vols. _
Nola‘-e,v the Press.
“'9 mg g ad to see an Aiiiei'icaii issue of llii.~:.piib-
licaiiou, ankl especially in so iieiittiiirl coiiveiiii.-iit ii
foriii. lt is an adiiiirziblc coiiipilaiioii, disiiiignislied
by the good taste wliicli has been shown in all the
publications oftlie l\_lessrs. Cambers. It unites the
useful and the eiitcrtainiiig. \Ve hope its circula-
tion here will be large enough to supplant. to a good
degrce,tlic ii:iiiib.ipaiiili_v and iiiiiiioral works which
liave been so long too widely circulated.
N. Y. Coin. Advertiser-
A most valuable work, and one that every body.
slioiild possess. Edited by Robert Cliauibci'i»=. vvlio,.~,',e"
iiiiliislry and talent. and npriglitncss is well l(n0\¢ll.«
and must secure for the work bcfow us an exteiisive
citoiilutioii. [.\lercauiile Joiiriizil, BOSlOl)t.
oiiniieiid to all families. [N 3;’. Observ-ei'-
Tliis IS one of the most cliiii‘iii,i;zrg b;o,c~.l:.s that lins-
fiillen under our notice fora long time._ lud.ccd,we
feel that we iiinst hid it a iiiost ci>,i;dS2il, i\:elco.uie.—-
lf in England tlicy liizvc niojre siicli v-.'oi'l{i.-. l_"et’.s llil\'-0'
them, l:,Cll_l'l.Sllil_l_l"‘ \Voi_"l'(l'.
\Ve are prepared to rco'u‘inirieii,d it. witlioirt reserve
to the patronage ofcvc;-_y lover of icfiiied a,nil' solid-‘
Liiei-;itiire- [\Veslfield Siaiidard.
The deserved siiccess of'Chaiiibers' C‘yclopzcdia
of liiiglisli l.itcr:it_ii_re has eiicoi.u'agcd the pnblisli.
ers to couiiiiciice repi;iii_liiig this equally popular se.
ries. Its aim is ll_!.f’:l'l»‘- (lesultory and practical than
the t,yclopo.-ilia. l,i,i,i_t it is conip_i_led with equal jiidg-_
meat, and adapted to the wants of the people.
Literary W'orld, N, Y.
The character» of the coiitcnts. and the ri.-putatioir
of the editor, will give it a wide (:ll'Ql'llIl'll)lt'. Ills
design is -.-in slicrt, ter fiii'iiis.h -zii-riiiiobti'iisi=i-e- fi"iend_’
and giiidc,_a li-vcl-y ti-i'e-side compiiiiioii. as l'a‘i_=.-is that
object c_',ui_lie iitlaiiiedtliroiigligtlie iii.<ti'niiieiitiility
of books.” [N- llccorder.
This is deservedl_v a great favorite with the read-
ing public, suiting the tastes of all classes, and iii-
structive to all. [Cliroiiiity-pe, Boston.
The antecedent works coiidiictcd by Mr. R.
Cliainbers. have been received witli,de.<i-rvcd favor,
iilar. [l,'. S. Gazette. Pliil.
This highly useliil and instriicti\'e series appears
in a neat and purtgglile form ; three iiiiiiiliers of
which have already iippcrireil; and sold at the low
price oftwciity-fiv'e cents eacii. For voting pf3l't-‘OHS
in doinestic life, and the rising geiicraiion at large
we scarcely know ii publication conveying so iiinch
knowledge ofa iisefiil and eiiu-rtiiiniiig ‘nature at a
price so wiiliiii the ranch ofalniost every pocket.
N, Y. Albion.
This work can be sent by mail to every part of
the country. A direct reinittaiice the jiiililisficr.-i of
liberal discount" for advanced pay will neaifly cover
the cost of postage mi the work, Those wishing
for one or iiiore sample nuinbers can remit them ac-
cordiiigly. *
Booksellers and Agents snpslicd ‘on the most lib-
eral l0l‘Ill5' ' .
'I‘lie_iiiiii_iliers will be forwarded by iiiail nnléss
otlichvisc" dircctoil. as tliev are issued from the press.
[sale ‘on favoivible. tc.rui_s. if applied fhr soon.
lcoiisists of l_J_("~l'lI'l_V' oiic. hundred an_d fifty aci'eii,.
A'v:ist trcasiiry of pleasaiit reading..~ which we i'cc-
and this serias p-roiiii‘:_~es to be no less useful and p'vp- ‘
six noi.r,-ins will pay for the entire work, This . '
the Harlem Railroad. is offered for
It
ride t'ro,i_ii__
i l;i.<lI|lil¢,’~I.’l§ to. lllc. \'ai'io_us \\jaiit_s of fiiruii‘i,ig pg}?-‘
‘;pos<35i,i;,i.iil (l‘§\S:§l‘tll,\,l}YY l;3,;‘,;|,l(“(l. It has I}, p_l,e.i,ity-‘
'0 \\‘OU(lllltlt.l, coiiveiiiciit to the lioniesteiid..
well \\'tllf'l'M(l, and is coiisiilored n dngimblo
property for fariiiiiig purposes. ' It will be dis-
l’0S0d 0'. either in whole or part, to accommo-
date those wishing to piirchaso. Application-
may be made to Mr. Major Bougliton living‘
iic-tit‘ tlic Pl'€‘I1llSl:S, or to either the Administra-
tors living in the city of New York.
S"El‘IlEN C. LYNES,
S.\i\IUEI_. LYNI-IS,
New York, March 8, 1848.
Adminis-
tl'8l.lJi‘I.
3
April, it will probably be rented for t ieensuing
vca r. 3t11
l)ltll(i‘-.5 AND i1llil}flC~'l‘N;[-}S.-
‘V E have been makingirtlditioiis-tu‘oui"for-
mcr good assortiuciir-‘, of ll"i1i'd'})l‘i'i'gs‘a'ud
Medicines which we‘ot7f'ei"lmvei'by-1U0‘9pet'cont
than others in the £l'tl(lt3'.~ Tlliit? is-' to“ my, 50
cents will buy‘ asmuclr in‘ quantity as can bar
boiight any wiiere else‘ for S1‘. Personir will’
please call a'iid’get at printed llstinfii Prices and?
compare witli the'usi‘iiil' price‘ they have‘ pcidl
before-—wo furnish all '.vho=call‘fbr'thc'm~..
".§‘._ ck; XV. R~AY'-M‘0N‘D.~
New Canaan. Dl!l_l'Cll' 10.
. N.0'l_'l('}L‘-r _ _
1 LL l-).a1'Sfitl3"llt{l8b.lC$l‘ ‘air the‘ late, firm of
Taylor ('6 Slieiirsan are‘i'eqiiés‘ted tduialio
prompt payment on air l3'ie.fui'e the first day of-'
April? next, or elsetlieii: ii.cc0.u.i,‘i.ts will be‘ placed
in the lltl-iltls‘ of an ofticet.'..- , _'
All persons having claims agai'n'st' said firm‘
are requested to present the same for settle-‘
ment. TAYLOR do SH EARR-AN.
Norwal-k, Nov.-:9, 184-7» "3t1ll
C€“..-c.rDELci1c-ana Efiflfl
la‘-0"’A RDING‘ SCIIOOD
i-'oi=’2 voo‘~e‘- i?_A._i_;ie:$..
BRIDGEPORT cons,‘
I THE Summer session of’ this scliool will
commt.-ncc the first Wediie.sdiiy in _Ma'y.
_T(""“3r "“l.‘7f3»l"*Tl§-‘<.-‘:3. flml testiiiioniiils given‘ is
0lTGl1llH'-5 3 T0!‘ “'lllC'l5. adilrcss the pri_iicipa_l'.; _
, Mas. LOUISA A‘. sMi'rn.,
_ :§fltlgC[)()l'l;, Dlarcli 6, 1848. _ £.’iiil€l-
Steam Power
AND ROOMS T0 grail;
ROOM 332‘ by 50'. with power; in N'oi-walk
Address post paid, or enquire bf’ _
can? 5; kcuivxan,
WANTED, .
1.-3; Good Iron Moulder. Apply ‘i‘1'§a'l3,'-cive.
' NQi'\Vtlll{, Narcli 4; . golf‘
ayed or Stolen
17' ROM the subscrihm° on the
. 5th in'st., ii large bi'iu'd'l£r'd' Cow.
nhout 't.liii't‘e”en years old, liavingts
- — - ‘ . lil'I‘g'e white spot in the forehead.
‘Whoever ivill réturn said Cow _to the subscri
bar sliall be reasoiiiibly i'ew:ai~i'letl._ ’
. git". . GEORGE McGUIRE.
. Five Mile River. March 7th. 1848.
'l‘imotIny and Clover 5:-ml.
JI.
UST rec'd. ii prime article and for-silo by
GOULD, KEN1)Al..I. 6:. LINCOLN.
Feb. ‘.23. Piib.lisliei's, Boston
T. Li. 6. .l. K. Pzcx.
March 21st, 1848.
3‘. S. If the fiirin is not sold by the first of’
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