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is .;glit"u.i-to ~l3°9s*<l*c?’s;..i'*d
try ‘seine’ All but 1 It‘s exqiiisiteland
“° miilllll. ‘Y the Ladies’ _I1j_lFVe , not
boetl)’f{fi'gOtt'B llil,_1Y)i,:t_lS':';l1t3 5lie_s neatly furnish-
ed ntléxllvv. . 991,1".f°Vi“"?ll.:“i"’9"‘m°d“ll°"7
.I.,t.é ‘illl5l5€seentbr:M-~s- ‘Smith’? W‘ "mt 81”’
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:\Vednes—
-day's New Haven Journal and Cdiii'iet', con-
lain: the following brief notice : -‘._'f*.7C7 ’ ‘
H The subsc'i-ibeigliaviiig witlidifawii his name
:as senior editor of this paper, ..is_no longer re-
sponsible for any article that may appear in its
'(:0l.ttmns.-.: -. r ' = . .T.. G- \VooD\vAan.” .
Isit so '! ‘Poetry and politics, then, cannot
harnionize togetheif, it seems." Sorry to loose
tho “seiii_o_r’s’.’. ,',c_‘ciinpapn'_y'!—llie has weathered
many a liard galc—may.he find a, gentle haven
—at last.-— III/izltcrburgiy Amcricari.
E?‘ We were a little su_rprised Vat"thi_s Jan-
nouncomeut; althougli prepared for almost any
thing. .1 :\Ve -regret -to part with our “ Edit.orial
Father" yet what is our loss maybe his gain.
\Ve trust tliat the retirement; into which he has
\VIl£lldl't1\\’l) may better harmonize with his
tiistjesiindifeeliiigs than l1l.§“lllc(‘.enl$ unfortunate
business ‘coniiection. Mr. _ \Voodwar_d having
withdrawn his name from the Courieraiid Jour-
nal, we sliouldn't-ivonder is our dear friend Ba-
con, should “sink” a little over “$500” this
hitch. ’ ‘
L? The extensive Pin Factory -at Pougli-
koepsie, is about being moved to \Vaterbury in
this State. ' '
“QJTIXBFG is a large amount of counterfeit
gold coinanowiu circulation. A
[The followinglletter of our N. Y. cor-
respondent,, was intended’ for last; week, but
was unavoidably crowded out by other matter.]
._ . _Ni-:w Yoitx, April 17, 1848.
Your readers will. many of them already
‘have-,.'lieard oftlie glorious victory achieved by
the \Vhigs of tIiis_c_it.y,,on Tuesday last. A
«inajorityi .lfl~';ColiiltIi0n Council I A result as
giiatifyiiig to the \Vhigs, as dislieartening totlie
locus. and uiicxpected to both parties." True,
we have lost our mayor, but that is a matter of
min_or consequence. The appointments will
allibe filled wit.li‘Wliigs, and the city enjoy
another year of good salutary government.
The locos assign various reasons as the cause
oftlieir defeat—-piirty divisions, unfit candidates
apathy, ct.-ct. But; it ‘will not do. Afte'ijevei'y
allowance made in their favor, it is evident that
\Vhig principles are gaining ground in this
strong hold of democracy. The people are
tired of being ruled by demagogucs and rowdiesi
and are returning to the sound principles, and
the “good men and true," found only among
the W'liigs.
All hail old Connecticut! he as covered
herself with lasting honor by the noble and
decided stand she has ‘taken for VVliig princi-
ples. Such in voice from her at t.liis junction of
aifliiirs, will have a powerful inlluence on fol-
‘lowingelectioiis, and deliberations in Congress.
Doubtléss, the \Vliigs in this city worketl far
more vigorously for the brilliant succcsswliich
crowned“the labors of their brethren in ii sister
State. ' "g "
' Spring is manifestly at liaiid by evident
tokens. The grass in the Park and on the
Battery is of the ricliest green. Loafers begin
totake up their nights lodgings on the benches
and piiveine'nt's thereof—the trees toput forth,
the streets to become obstructed with dirt and '
business, and ‘our busy metropolis to awake
from its winter slumbers. Spring business is
not perhaps quite as heavy as usual, but sound
and healthy.— ‘The recent d_ist.urbances in
France have seriou’sly affected souie large im-
porting-vliouscs_, but‘ as matters become more
and more settled, trade‘ will resume its cus-
' ' PAUL.
toinary course.
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,lgt_no\vled-go, incidents, anecdotes, and biogra-
phies, it: has no‘ equal. on this side of the water.‘
Itiis got up in beautiful style at tlielow price of‘
cents per number. I
1Vir_rccstor’s Universal and Critical Dictioizary
_ ,_' , of the 'E7tglt_'sIt,Ltzngua'gc. .
nvios LL. D‘.
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The Publisliérs rcsjicct/"ally int“-itc_ attention to
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',”_ilI"lit:":t=I.iteE:u'tioi‘i of this Dictionary fully answers to
itit‘titli:'."lf"'. " I , _, ' , _
' '1‘[,,._ vbgahrilnrx is pr‘ohabl_\_‘i more conip_reliciisive
lhanthatofall préce'diii_g English Dictioiiaries united.
Constant referetice is made to «Autlioritics with
-re.=p_ect to words newly introduced. and care is taken.
.to note such as are technical, foreign, obsolete, pro-
viiiciiil or vulgar. "
The Definitions -are Cl,(2€|;f~IH_l_(l‘ exact. and those
pertaining [u‘i.'éCll|1lC'fll:i|l'ltI s‘cientific"tcniis arc spe-
eiallyrvaluable to tlie-gencralrcuder. ' - .1
_. ~'-l‘he.'i‘utlior has evidently bestowed great la.b0l' 011
I?r_oiioiici:ttion. ‘His system of Notation, wh_i_ch is
ea.~iily5iiiiilerstood. and founded on a more couiplcte
aiizilysi. oftlic vowel _so_untl.-r than we had elscwlieI'é'
utnet witli. together‘ with his plan’ of ex_liibitiii,~_r all the
be§t English a'iit|iori:ie's in','rolution to words differ
‘c'm|'y‘p,-myoimcgd by illlferiztit ortlioepists, giving to
this'wor,k“ iriiportaiithdvafitages as a Pionounciiig
Dict'i‘onary;'.i if-'~ _ , _. _
:5: .:'ln orthography heilitits ‘made no -arbitrary clianges,
but‘ whet-engage is-vanouspand _'_flqt3_l_tlnlllIg,, be has
timed <1ti"béL, €o'u-ii.-itetn‘t." and ‘to "I"6'§1_lI§f:-" to ’-the"~' sjunfg.
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critical notesou the ti; hogrtipliy,*t’Ii’e"proiiitncfiittoii,
tlie,’ granimatical~I'orinmad-V’-bomtrlictioné arid the
peclllltlr,‘leClIl_llQi1l,il0Cill,» __o nd ineijicziii uses of words.
iiitei-.spersed,lhi'oiigh tlie.v,oluui_e. givc‘lto'th,is' worlt
much atlditioiial value. , _, V .; I ‘T,’ . A
The ‘copious Vocabiilary of Modern,‘ Ge'ographi-
cal'fNa_ine'.s, w'i'tli'.‘tlieir pi'o‘niiuciatioii,‘of ‘Classical
no
ai'e§given in ogtlllil?
l
~ arid Sc‘ripti_ir'e Proper Nuiiges.i1l’0llll11Ql’1illll‘lPI?€"'l‘
,a':;es‘to tlie‘Dictioiiary. -’ .- .v .-- - « .
A year has passed since this’ Dictionary was pub-
lished; and-its already extensive .use. both among
ctilii\'ated English readers, and men of wide learn-V
iiig:ifl1ii'ds good te.-“.imony ofits uicrits.- :\l'c cou-
iidently recoiiunend it as coiittiiiiing an ample and
carel)i_l..\'ie\v oftlie present _<tatc ofoiir laiigiiaige.
Jared Sparks, LL D M.«‘I.c:_iii' Prol'essm'_ol" Au-'
cicfutnaiiil lilotlcrii Histoi'y, I-lt_irv’:ii'd Uiiivcrsity.
John Mcl.e:in'I.,L D Justice U S Supreme Court.
Ohio. lllo.~'es= ‘Stewart D D Pi'ofessoi' of Sacred
I3i.eratiire. Tlicologic-al~ Seiiiiiiary, v Aiido.vcr Masai.
‘Edwards A-'_l’ark D D Abbott Prol'essor~ of Chris-
tian Theology, Tlietiltigiciil Scml11tll'y,HAllt.lO\'C|'
Mass. -Le0_l)lli1‘l'(1 Woods Jr,D D I’i'esitlentol'Bow-
doiuCollege Me. N Lord D I) President of Dart-
mouth Collvge New I'IllllIp.~‘lllt'O._ F.d\\':ii‘tl Hitch-
cock ’D D LL D l’i'esidciit of .—‘.iiilici'.~'t Ciillt'gc
Ma§=s. 5Mai'k Hopkins '1) DPre.-ildeiit of IVilli-aius
ton professor of Rhetoric and Oratory‘ l‘l=:rViItd
Uiiiversitv. ' Henry \V. Loiigt'elluw.A M Professor
of Belles. I.etter:-'Hai'vard University. Alonzo
Potter D D LL D Bishop of Penn. Sidney \Vil-
lardA M late Professor of Hebrew &c Ilairvard
University. Bcnj Halo D D Prcsideiit of Geneva
College N. Y. Roblcy Duiiglison M D Professor
in Jelfersoii Medical College Pliilatlelpliia. Francis
Sou-vii A M Editorof the North Aiiicriczin I’.evii-,w.
Cliarles Folsoiu A M Librarian oftlie Boston Athe-
ureiiiii. Ileclor Hiimplircy D D Pi'i=..~:idciit of St-
John’s College llIill’_\_'lill"ltl. David L Swain LL D
l’i'eside-nt of the U.iiivei'sit_y of North Carolina—
l’liilip Liinlsley LL D Pt't’..<ltl_L‘l1i. of the Uiiiversity
ol'N:isli\'illo Tennessee. N Lawrence Lind.-'ley A
M Professor of Ancient Languages and Litei'ature,
ClllIll)(_‘i‘litll(l University 'I‘enncssoc.
I concur fully in the leading portions of the above
inc all the particiilars referred to.
_ Li-'.Vl \-Voonixunv, LL D.
Justice U S Supreme Court, ll'l«1:~'S.
From a general and frcqiient reference to this
general merits of the work, and regard itas a very
valuable aid to science. _
'].‘ui»:o. l"rv.:i.iscuuvsi:N. LL D.
, Chancellor of the Univ. of N Y.
I have used " W'orcester’s Universal and Critical
Dictionary oftlie Englisli Laiigiiage,” in prefcreiice
to any other for constant reference.
A ‘ Jiiria VVHEI-11.E_R,'I) D.
Piesideiit of Univ. of Vt.
Published by VVILKINS. CAR'I‘ER 6:. CD. ..
No. 16 VVatcr Street, Boston.‘
And for sale by the Booksellers generally. 17
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The Mznricd ‘6Vonn:ui’s_ '
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
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COMMERCIAL MARKET.
SATURDAY, April 22—P. Ill-
Stock market active, treasury notes sold at2preni.
In frcights a better business doing. The money
market is easier. The Excliaiige Bank has declar-
ed a dividend of3 1’-‘2’pei' cent. Greenwich Bank
4 per cent. ‘Bank of Cape Fc:ir3 per cent.
ASHES—l’ots,$6. I’earls,$7.75.
CO'I‘TON—-"Market unsettled. " _
FLOUR-—-Sales of'I‘roy at $6.25; common Gen
esee $6,371-2. Rye Flour 3,56, a 3 87. Corn Meal
2,37 a 2.43. V ‘ ,
GRAIN-—'.vlieat has improved—dem:iud good.-
Rye 74 1175 cts. Oats 39 rt-10 a 45 a 46. ,
l’ROVISION—Mcss Pork $8.50 ;‘ prime 9.75 a
1000: Lord declined 1-4 ct‘ Cheese 7 a 8' Butter
15 :1 24‘ "' '
N. York Cattle M:u'ket—April 22.
At market 1300 Bce,l'Cuttlc, '70 Cows and Calves
and 60(. Sheep and Lambs. . ,
Beef-—$7 to c,75—nn change from last week.
Cows’ and Calves--17 a 50 dollars as per quality.
Sheep and LZl[l'll)S-—S€1l(-‘.S at from 72,50 to 6 at 6.50.
Hay and Str:iw—-Selling (loose Timothy‘ and
Clovejrsecd) at 62 1-2 a 75c per cwt. '
MARYLAND.
Snow Hill, Feb. 21, 1846.
Mr. Setli'VV. Fowle :-
Sir-—Please send me as soon as possible, an-
otbcrlot of Wistar’s Balsainiofwild Clicrry. Iliavc
been selling this valuable medicine in this town for
many years. It has proved to be highly u.<el'ul in
many cases. Much has been said and written in
coininendation oftbis article and justly too, I think
from my ob.-citvation of its 'eIl'ect upon others, and
my own experience in using it. Some months
since, lltliflllgqil bad cougli, I lost; my appetite and
strength. and my health was inticli impaired.
tried this Balsam; to my satisfactioii and joy, when
Iliad taken twobottles, mycough was removed,
my appetite returned. and my strength and general
health restored. v\vVl1ell6V6l' I have had any symp-
toms oftlie kind return, I iininediately!resoi't to this
niedicine, and find it -to have the desired eflect. I
believe this is one oftlic best inediciiies in the world
for coughs and incipient censiiniption, and that iii-
valids in the more advanced stages maybe ‘relieved
by using it.' Signed by LEVI 'I‘OW_NSEND‘.'.'
15 ‘ Firm ot"Townsend‘& Upshnr.
’° For sale by John A. \/Vectl. " -
N0 '1‘F01{ Ii"()'0'D':fB.U".t"."1‘O. Aio THAE
-' ' ' SICK. ‘
NIY. MONEY. av.
That is, I~Ivisu’s PILLS are not to be "swallowed
by the half dozen. betwceii-inert-«‘s, by way of lunch"!
A j'ud'icious use——tlie prescribed use-—vvill invariably
ai-‘cl the sick-, correct all derangeinents of thegsystein
and restore ittoa liealtliytonc and action. ‘Num-
bers are daily testilyiiig to their great value as a gen-
eral‘ F-.unily Medicine, and especially in""all lingering
or Chronic afi'cctions.=' Nofaniily should be without
t_li_em. Geiieral Depot, 130 Fulton street (Sun
Building) New York. J. A. VVeed‘an'd"N. S. Bailey
agents,'N'orwulk._ ‘
U3’ The vgl'eZ1l.,(l(-‘ll(.‘:l.C_Y .itegi.iisite to introduce an-
other conipctitor among thejtliousand_and_ one now
before the public notice, is._fcltiii.,it'.~i, force when we
make theatteiiipt. ,’_\’V_llllOlll. farther preamble, the
attcntioii ‘oftlie reader iscalled to a‘i'io,tlie'r p'a.tol'tnis
paper. where will be ‘found st:iteiiieiits'o_t' trutlis’re-
luliiig to Pulmonary and scrolulous Diseases and
1'.tentive~“'p'ersusa~l‘.« ‘
- -vi 5.1".
College Mass. ‘Edward '1‘ Cbaiiniiig LL D Boyls- ~
rcconiinendation—iiot having had leisure to exam_- _
Dictionary,iii constant ii:-io,I frilly concur in the .
by t‘h’e‘do'7.eii, li'lOl'llI’ng', noon and night, and then 1
__._..j_
I wish go»itnpress,it~:pi!l'l1¢t!.ln§lyigo stli,e,.inin,o I:
tlios_'e that are ti"oit'.liled’ivith [tiipuji1ies'D[ tl, ;'
bad lll.ll1_l9l‘s,-~,0lCl, ulcers. tlilildiCll’SeilS8S',ll!'9l]g it 5.. _v
the use of Il),t3,t'(“.:l'll.'._y'...'ét'llOl1),‘t-:'l', th'a"t‘thi‘sf is a‘_so\'ergi’grg.
rg:_lnl-.‘t’i’\|'..,,, ‘It »is;_’5:'éll ',know'ii_ tp every" pby_sici'an,’_.‘tli':}t,
S,zlrStl_i).,t1'l'f:ll’l‘ti’_lt,I'l‘d_.ltitpslvllie"0llly'l‘t1'l‘IlCle“ that canghej
siiccessfti‘l|‘y“i“i'.='ed to ‘-'r‘o'n't"o'iit ’sucli'diseases, and ,‘
when mixed wit’h’tlic"p‘iirc'extract oi-‘Tomatoes. it
has been ltiiowii to ciiresucli cases where-Sarsapa-.
rilla. alone has hail no efi'ect=.'a'—.'1‘liis can be,acc_0“lll8ll
for train the l'ilCl:ll_]i|_§‘llle Tomatoes operate, greatly
on {the bowels, 'c'.ir’rying off all those impurities
wliich. if allowed to reliiaiu,' create dangeroflsfllld
incurable di.-teases.“ ’ l
For sale by.J. A, Iilccd E. B1956"-
; ".1JlltIl.'3.’I£0.
\
'.‘t.
In’,tliis'.tfowo, on )23(l'1l)Sl. by ,Rev. ‘I)l',-‘I-Ilflllr
Mr. 'XValter‘I-lunt'er_of Noi'w_alk, to Miss Lo-
rinda J. Killin, of New Canaaii.
In this town, April 24th, Amz
Charlotte \Vils‘on.
I Elisa,
In Danbury, on. the .'25tli inst. Eliza Foot,
wife of David Foot, aged 75 years. .
V" MILLINERY.
RS. TINDALL would iespectfolly an-
.-nounce to the ladies of Norwalk and
vicinity, that she has just returned from New
York witli it large and splendid assortment of
Zlfillincry Goods, too_ numerous to iiiciition.
Also, the Spring fashions for Bonne‘ts,—-
would be pleased to see her old customers and
as many new ones as may favor her with it
call.
All kinds of Bonnets made to order in the
latest fashion. ,
Norwalk, April 25, 1848. tf17
\VA1\"l‘ED.
GOOD opportunity now offers for a coin-
petent hard wood workman, to carry on
the business in connection with -the Foundry.
Also a pattern maker. . g .
. CAMP 8.: KENNARD.
For Sale very Low, '
One 18 inch, one _‘.26 ‘1_X_1f;l'l,Cll‘(‘.ulal‘ saw an
mandrel. C. 6: K.
i Wessels to
’.
d
District of Nor-walls, ss. Probate Court, April
STATE
17, 1848.
E of Belden Scott. of \Vilton, in
said ,district, . an insolvent debtor, who
hath assigned his estate in trust; for the benefit
of his creditors. I
The Court of Probate for the tlist;rict' of Nor-
walk hath limited and allowed six months from
she date hei'e0f, for the creditors of said estate,
in which toexliibit their claims thereto; and
has appointed Cliiirles Marvin and Lockwood
Ferris, both of said \Vilton, Commissioners to
receive an exaniine said claims.
T. B. BUTLER, Juzzge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the last place of residence of said Bel-
deii Scott in said \Vilton, on the 9th day of
May and 7th day of October, 18-18, at 1 o’clock
in the aftzeriiooii, on each of said days, for the
purpose of attending on the business of said
appointment.
"CHARLES MARVIN, Commis-
LOCK\VOOD K. FERRIS, E siouers.
All persons iutlcbted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
\VILLIA-M SCOTT, T
SAMUEL scorr. E ’“5'°‘”-
ROCK SALT.
UST received a small lot of Grolllul
Rock Salt, in bags. Also, a quantity of
Salina Salt in bags, and for sale by
T. L. «S: J. R. PECK.
April 24th, 1818.
Solar Lamps.
NF.\V supply of Solar, Parlor, Hanging
and Side Lamps, euibracing several new
patterns just received by \V. C. 1S'rru:r:'r.
April 2411), 1848.
I
Guns !
NEV'\7.siippIy of double andsingle-barrell
Guns, fine and low priced, just received
VV. C. STREET.
A
.3’
April 24th, 1848.
Charles ('1-Bette
S receiving, and will receive during t.hc week
large additions so his former extensive stock
of fancy and staple Dry Goods, at 11 Main st.
'l‘attte1'sa|l’s .1-imiviia. Povvnims,
Hooves, broken wind, coughs, colds, glan-
ders anti all other diseases that affect the mucous
membrane of the ‘lungs, windpipe,-throat and
head offthe Horse. For sale by
7 JOHN A. XVEED.
NEW’ , eggcnrtsr.
Charles '1‘. Leonard
, AVING taken the store No. 13' Main st.
recently occupied by Mr. Levi Clarke,
has laid in an entire new stock of Fauiily Gro-
ceries, Crockery, Solar Lamps, &c. (Sac. which
have been bougl-it: at the verp lowest state of
the city market- for carh. .As he has taken
time to select his assortment of ‘goods he feels
confident that they are cheap,fas well ‘as. good,
and would invite his friends ‘and the public in
general to callarid examine for themselves.
He hastalso on hand an assortment of Boots
and slioeswhicli will be sold 25 percent. cheap-
er than heretofore. = « ' '
' All that; is asked is a fair exemination_of his
goods and prices and he trusts that a share of
pi'1b‘lic patronage will be extended to him.
Noi'walk, April 17, 18-18."
- PA'l1Vi'l“S, OILS and VARNISH.
English and Anie'rica.n L_inseed»oil,.’
, Sperm, refined Elephant and'VVhale oil.
.Atlan'tic‘\Vhitc Lead, dry and in oil. '_
Paris,» Chrome, Eiiglisli '62; —- Verdigris Green.’
Chrome, Frer'ichTaind-Arnericaii Yellow.
Vermillion, Red Lend, Eng. 66 -‘Amer. Red.
_. Pruss. blue,Terra de Ciena,Umbei',D.rop hl'k.
.Lamp black,Litharge, VVliit;ing, Paris white.
— Coach aud.'Cabinet. varnish, Jappan varnish.
‘ Paint and varnish Brushes, etc etc.
:- ~ W. C. STREET.
Norwalk,‘April 26. . . ~ .
DRUGS AND DIEDICINI-IS.
E‘ have been mu,lt'ing additions to our for-
mer good‘ assortment, of Pure Drugs and
_Medicines which .we.ofl'er lower by 100 percent
t1iau_.ot.bei's in the trade-. --Tlint -is to Sll)’..' .597
cents will buy as-much in ,quantity as .can::be
bought a_ny where else for $1. Persons Will
please call and geta printed-. list‘-‘tit’. Pizicesi arid
compare with the usual price filley‘ have‘ paid
befoi'e——-we furnish all 'wlio;=c‘all fpr_,_tb‘eui. _
I
their cure-by B‘raiit-"s Biilsiim,=whieh~a‘rew\-brtby of ,1
'r.v_a-. W.-‘E.3'R._A”-Y-MONI5.
NpewCanaan.~_liiarchglolri "
OR the radical and permanent cure of
niuvone 5&i.'I'{AYMoND'.‘S
; , 1 Q,
;
‘ -.;,»,=».» .‘."- --{air ' . ‘is .7“ X"; z.
HE §iil1’st‘:i‘ibéi-s'\voi’iId~inform the public " P '3 -1 wt» ‘v -"
thatfilieyuh**r9:~jvsf3Téli§iirErl. ft‘ in the.cit.V..
this" town. which they are pitepaijed to sell at.
prices which will give entire satisfaction. \Ve
would also call attention? to" ‘our asjsoi-tment or
Palmleaf, SIITLVY Illld Vpanuvjnii for sum-
nun.‘ wear. Also it large ‘ ussortineiit -of Fur
Hats of our own making, which we ‘wai'i'a'nt"as’
veryeiipei'ior. Those inwant—o't' a , Hat -‘pwm.
do well to give us acall. - Any ?person buying in
hat.o’f us ca ii‘ have the same ironed over at any
time free of charge’. I I V
-"Norwalk, April 18, 18-18. ’-
ioiiiiLi“iii‘iii"fii'ii.
__ble Yard rece itly owned by Messrs E.
P,-jc.e_& Son, woui’ i
all who may be disposed to fiu‘b‘_i- him_with their"
patronage, that he is [)1'eptl1'('3(1._lQ'ex£‘3Cutc orders"
for Momrniental Sculptiurc, anld G'rd't'c Stblngi
of every description in a s’upei'iorst.yle, of Artist'-
ican and Italian Marble, which will be furnished
as cheap as can be obtained at any other estab-
lishment in the State. A share of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
‘ ’ J. M. SMITH.
Nolic-c.—\Ve the undersigned having trsns-
fi-ri-vd our Marble Business in Norwalk, to J.
M. Smith. cortlially recommend A him to our‘
former friends and customers in Fairlield
County. E. PRIC1-T55 So.\'.
Norwalk, Ap 8. '
ril 13. 184 16
...o......... ..._.—_..
ionoiof the’ liii’gest‘assoi-tinents'-of k‘HatsAand fw .
Cups of ever-yf’description,.‘~ever' broiight-into .5 2
HE si'ibsc,i‘iboi' having purchased the Mar‘-, .
respcctitilly announce to _
..—.—¢....-... —.—._. ____
floods line, g_ . _ p__ I
P. S. Just received a fresh so p
and see. , o .
Norwalk, April 3. 1848.‘
L
_:,.,.,__-,. 4,. :,:__ ,.:‘;.;_‘i Y“ _ g . ‘Tm. ‘.,.“;_:_V‘‘,‘ ‘N’; «_ W
. _ ,_ ,_: .- , :_ .; ‘J... . mp’ “Ag. - 3.__— ,_
The Gld :.eBr,z¢igo- ; S_;t;,o.re ;
' E bbliltvethati it hns:iiow.becoine fact tlfi'it‘(_?Q__ClL13_l'S=_‘t')_,t'.¢*v"'e:rl} _¢lfe'Ic'rip-I
:2 " Jtionciciiir he purchagedgmf ' it “lit.-.'t‘r’or-'q‘ii‘tility, ‘
otlicr establishment. ,lfl_.F'tllI’ll:¢_3._ld-p.0iJDIy,} ‘_'1‘ _
will be perfectly. satisfied ot'.tlie‘__tr,l_i‘t_l1,oi'oiii' stateiiient. ._ ,,_
ly of New Spring Go'od_s--a‘ uiost s'pIe'_n
p... _
-_ .3 min
i ‘ '5'»: »
V.
I’ ‘f;":‘.;_‘.5 ' ‘g
- e;07.«’0fi£I9
-l ; = "'.‘.-‘;.'I-.‘1-.'.»V.-":"'-
w”--"
and gi"é_=l.t, ciiéiipér “I-II)_'t.I"!'l_‘._‘"ll any
hose in A‘\‘."t!'_!;Xl.!~U_fnt1'l1;‘fl1’lD2?lh?'ifll9 Dry
diiiillfassortmont. ._Call‘
J’.'-GR"-UM.L‘.\s'.'
. . . . _ -
let us not forget that the cans
we would invite iitteiition. The vprintcr cannot
Ami...-11..-ma...i
gtasigce
€'§?i°etat". Cen,stei*°n"atioi1..in Euroiie‘.-.4
. new and splendid assoi-tinoiit DR . _V
seriber at the old stand of A. M. \Vnrd. wliich he is 5€§lllllg'.Oi1'.t'tl’. pi:ices which defy _competition.;
An oug an unusually large stock may 'b.c'found some most exquisitly beautiful prints-—to which,
and exaiiiine for youizsclves. Come‘ soon or they'll be gone.
'l~!
Vt
HILE we read of wars and rli of i"ra_rs—of revolutions and national civic-rtliropws.‘
(3 of such treiiiendous -excitement. in a town, is that l_l
Y GOODS has_just been received by the sub‘-‘
o..so just call’
..BE'1‘T£t.'
S
pare us the room to [!fll'llCll~ltl r
' CHARLES
E
New Iron and Brassj _l-‘onrnlry,
LVIACHINE SHOP dc BLACKSMITI-IING.
HE subscribers are-now prepared to exit;
cute all orders in the above line of busiiiess;
to the satisfaction of the public ‘and on favora-
ble tcrms. » CAMP 6:: Ki«:.\':\'Ani>.
Norwalk, April 15, 1848. J
P. S. Tlieliigliest price paid in ca
Iron, Brass. Copper, die. 16 (55 K.
SARAH .1. SMlTH’S
CREA M AND 0YS’l‘l'-II: S’.-\,LO0N.
()YSTERS in every style, and oth‘er Re-
freshments. New York Pies. Cakes and
Bread. ‘ ' 16
T0 I-‘ARIVIE RS. IVIILLERS,
MECHANICS, HOUSE KEEPERS, die‘.
LARGE number of able-bodied, indus-
trious {1ll(.lSOl)Pl'l‘l1ell, woiucn and children,
mostly from Ireland and Germany, are desirous
of procuring situations upon farms. in mills.
workshops, or familes. _
Application to the “ COMMISSIONERS
OF E-MIGRATION,-" city of New York, by
letter, or otherwise, will receive prompt atten-
tion. -
I? The Commissioners are also authorized to
execute iiidentures for Boy's and Girls, ofwlioui
there are numbers now desiring situations.
1\‘ew~Yoi'k, March 25th, 1848.
NEW TEAS.
gTST received and for sale at BURR.-XLLS
0 a new supply of Young Ilyson Teas, of
the latest importations, which be is now- offer.
ing very cheap. April 15
NEW Goons
"\:TOW Opening at the store of the subscri-
.l_ bcr, comprising a large additionto his
fermer stock. Great bargiiins offoi-ed.
CH A S. C. BETTS.
16
PLGIIGIIS AI’ C.-\S'l‘Il\'_GS.
H/E’ AYHER 6: Co. no 21 and no ‘.20 Ox
Ploiiglis. Mayer 66 Co. double mould
boa rd and Horse Plouglis. Couch 6.’. Saiiford‘s
no 0D. 1D and 2D Plough.-2. I-1all’s improved
Ox and Horse Plouglis. ‘Castings for the above
Ploughs and \Varings no 1. 11, and 12 do. on
hand and for sale by VVM. C. S'riu.-:E'r.
April 18th, 1848.
Notice.
I HE undersigned have'_tliis day formed a
_ co-partnership under the firm of JEN-
NINGS & NEVVKIRK, for the purpose "of
transacting the Grocery business. at the old
Stand of Gould D.Jennings, No. 7 Main-street,
where they have on hand, and iuteiid keeping
as choice an assortment of groceries, and as
cheap as can be found in this or any other town.
a GOULD D. .IENi\"lNGS.
M g JAMES C. NEVVKIRK.
Norwalk, April 1. 1848. I 1
.P.,S. The subsci'ibei'.would i'etiii_‘t'n his sin-
cere thanks to the public for their former pat-
ronage. and would respectfully solicit a con-
tinuance of the saino to the new firm. In
bringing his old business to a close, it will be
necessary that all accounts sho_,ul_d be settled
without delay.
. GOULDJDL. JENNTINAGS.
Norwalk, April 1, 1848."
14
I-‘renich Cloths arid C’.-'tssim’eres.
EINTS. wishing to purchase something
nice in the way of Cloths or Cassiniercs
will do well torcall at the old st:iiid.~No. 11
Main st. C. C. BETTS.
’ . .: - in ' .; 3 '
Looking G-1,asse.s..
FIRST rate assuitini-.iit of Looking Glass-
es coiistaiitly on Iiand, and forsale cheap-
or than can be fciuiidi at any other establishineiit
‘in this county, at the cab'uiet=='ware rooms of '
E; QUINTARD, Main-street.
. Plates {titted to old frames and frames fur-
nished loroltl plates. A ' -'
Norwalk, April 11, 1848.
c i ’ Light-0!: Linguists
HE subscriber has at new article of small
Solar Oil ‘Lamp, which "the inventors
coiifideiit.ly iiffirm can be burnt -for one cent an
hour.‘ It may be understood by many -tliat
common oil givcls tlie'iiiost.'liglit when’ it can
be burnt. ‘Evei‘yfa,ini|y having two or three to
work or read, ‘should have one these‘ lamps.
Also, all kinds of Astral and Solar" lamp
wicks abd glass. Call and see at ,
. DISBRO\V'S.
. _ . . , . _
Notice -to Builders.
]) ROPOSALS willbe i'eceived.uiitil the 1st
. ,ofApi-il :next, by the Building Coiiiniittee
of the 1st Congregat.ional Society. of Norwalk
for the erection of a house of public;worsliip.
agreeable to plans and specificlations new in the
:l1ands,of said Committee. . . . :
STILES CURTIS. . )
3t»1 5
I
-Building
. \VM. S.-:LOCK-WOOD’. .
A. MALLORY‘, . «'».-;flC0llllnlt_t8e.‘
S. OLMSTEAD:-. J
Norwalk, Feb: '7, 1847;. . .. tf6'
. ..._.... ....._._... -. .
sh for-Cold) W ~«
Wis‘
receiving additions during the past two
the’ large increase of-patronage has convinced
£~‘bligations whatever to buy if they look througli
only coiisidei'ait.ion.
and coiiipare pi-ices'wi'th others in the trade.
New Canaan. March 9, 1848. ’ '
AGAIN IN THE 1+‘IELD'!f~ - ,
as A season smears OF
__.
; , ‘UR friends. and the public generally, will please notice the arrival of our New Goods.‘
‘ ~ being the first of our large purchases_ for this season, altlioiigli we have been weekly,
months. \Vc have now a good assortment of
almost every kind of American. English, French, Germaii, and Italian Goods. — “'9 do not
wish to c_oiic_eal_th‘e fact that goods are very low. '
e.ign' goods‘ lower. ’ The system we li'n've'ado'pted since the formation of the present firm. and‘»
\\’e have never seen Domestic and‘ For-
us the only sticcessfiil way to pursue biisineso
to sell goods at a very ‘small living pi-o'fi’t.' The facilities we have availed 0t.tl‘St'*l\?'eS of will
enable usto sell goods lower than othersl in the trade. '
season many re'al bargains in the Dry Good Line.
their iiiterest to examine ‘our stock"and iiricles.
\Ve predict that we shall offer thli”
Those wishing to purchase will find it‘ to
‘Va do not consider purchasers under say’
our entire stock. Lowest prices slionld be the‘
Call and exaniine our stock ofshectings and domestics of everv descrip'tio'ii-,'
'1'. 6: w. E. RAYMOND.‘
‘ERAS ll
cured the highest satisfactioii, and the continued
Norwalk, Dec. 20, 1847.»
is asked is It fair trial. which we solicit from the citizens of Norwalk;
TEAS!
.7W°cw_ Fosris aun.(Z Curators Tm C0mpdn.y.-
HE New York CANTON TEA COMPANY, the oldest and most extensive toe’
establishment in. America, have t’SltllJllSl10Cl anagency in Norwalk, and ‘appointed’ the sub-
scriber their sole agent, at whose store the community may be supplied with the purest, niostfr,-q.
grant and perfect tens to be foundin the world-—Cliina excepted. Besides’ lieing'uneq'ualled‘in
quality. they defy competition in price. \Vliercever their teas have been tried, they lmve so?
and eager patronage dfthe purchaser. Allfhll
Mas. M. \V.ucii:inAi¢.'
'3: 5’1
CHKEAPEB 'i1‘IHAN EVE R.
I HF. sub.-tcriber has purchased during the
_ past week. with cos/2, a large nssortincut
of New Goods, which added to our foriiicr stock.
makes our assortinent as large as most city
stores. Our rent and expenses being less we
can sell cheaper than any other esl2.tl.)llSlll11(.'I)[,
we care not where.
\W:nclies.—A large assortment of Gold
and Silver \Vatclies. Good full jeweled, gold
Levers, for 35 dollars, do.— full-jeweled Silver
Lever. for 18 dollars. Lepine and common
\Vatclies in the same proportion. , ,
J¢.*wcI|:y.-'—-All sorts of Pius from 6d" to 5
dollars. Beautiful Stone"Rings for 1,525 and
1.50,‘ worth 2,25 and 12,50. Gold Pencils about
one-half their former price. Gold Chains, Sil-
ver Tbimblcs, do. Pencils, all sorts Gold and
Silver Spectaclps_.. V
Steel Goocls.--Bends, Clasps, Rings,Tas-
sels. Fringos, Slides, Chains. _6_Cc.
Cutlery.-—'l_‘able Knives and Forks, best of
English Scissors, do. Razors. Pockctlinives,
(Sac. die. . .
Silver \Vare.-—A large assortment of
Silver Spoons-—-as good as can be found, in this
or any other country-. Butter Knives, Forks,
Sugar Tongs. Old Spoons made over. A large
assortment of plated goods, Cake Baiskcts, Cas-
tors, Candlesticks, Spoons. Snulfers and Trays,
dzc. ’ V
;_t__ccordi:ins.—A large lot, at about one
half of tlieii-'l'ormer prices.
F:tn_cy Go_o‘glS.—f—'All sorts of Combs. and
Bruslies, Soaps‘, W'all’ets, Pui's‘es_, Tea 'VVaitr=.rs‘,;
for in our line. ~ C. E. DISl3.RO\V_.
N. B \Vatcli work of all l-;intls done up at
slioi"t' notice a'nrl \vari':'int.'e.d to give satisfactioli,‘
all kinds of j0l)l)lng‘d'Ol10 at short not-ice-.
' ‘ ~ 4 C. E. D.
I»
"Eliza I-‘i'u’:ikIi'.n '§_‘_ype Foundry.
Foundry lately Ocdiliiied by Robert Tay-'
lor, in tlie—ci—ty of New -Yoi=l<, where -ll]?-‘Y are
prepared to supply oid',ei's for news and fancy
Type 1’i'es'sc.s:._A_Bi'ziss Rule, Ink, Paper, Cases,‘
Galleys, Coi_n‘p’o_siiig'Sticks.. Chases, a'rid‘every'
article necessary for 'a pririting officég ..The
type which are" cast in new iiibulds, from an en-
tire new set of matrices," with’ deep counters,
are \\’ilI'1'tlt|lt!(l.iO be unsur_pa§s_ed by any, and
will be sold on accommodating terms. All the
Type manufactured by us is"H.A.\'n _Cas'r'. The
attention ofStei'eotyp'ers is partic'ii’lai‘ly called
to this type‘, wli'_ich-is pecul_iiii'l'y_adapt_ed;_to_illeir
purpose. Composition Rollers. cast for pi‘inters.
M r. John '1‘. Ov‘ei'end‘is‘sti_ll éng':iged‘i'ri super-
prietors of 'ne'\l-'Sptlpel'S who will-buy-five ‘times
as niucli typezis/tlieiizbills amount to, may give
the above three months inserting-i‘n their’ papers
and send a copy containing it to the s'ub.-cribers.
. = \VH~I'I'lNG do ‘TAYLOR.
(Successors of Robert Tuyloi'.)- N 0'. 059 Gold
street:-coi=n‘er ‘of Ann‘. 7 ‘
CH.-\ R Lips .\V~iii'-ri'1\"G’,~
Tiii:onoai-:‘ TA‘Y:LOR.-
’ 'lLadiies.
* insure a'gai'iist’_sit§kiiess in the Essex
' 1 ‘ Heti_lth~ Coiiipaiiyon the following? terms:
These paying 3 dol_la‘rs 'tl_'y'e__i1l' are. entitled to E2
3"m1’ 3
‘-NOTHERi’l_ai'ge'Iot‘of 'Siilt_i'n small:
A . m'i,"‘b,.‘.‘‘‘‘.f. V’-:2 j .v '
,a'_week-’—-5‘,'dol;|ai's ..,,-e'm-.,._3 °pe‘r week. besides
a‘sl1ara ‘of - the profi
..is5;‘,,. ,7.-if -12.: 5
4
Clocks. ILot)kiug"G'lzissc‘S,~and everyt‘liing~called‘ i
HE subsciribei-s Vliahve .la_ken. the Type’
iiitendiiig tliemanuliicfiiriiig»departm"ent. Pro‘- .
s P R1 N G G 0 o D s. New Spring eooasl
AT Pi-:cxs you will find a general assert.-
meut of new’ Spring Dry Goods, wl‘iich
will be opened in the course of the present
week together with a large stock of Groceries,‘
Crockery, Ready Made Clothing. Bo6ls,Slioes,'
&c. a- list ofwhich in part will be tbuod below.‘
Tlierelbre, ~ . -.
Call at. Pec'k's Branch Sroi'é;‘tliereyou'll find
Dry Goods to suit the eyéaiid mind;
Brown mid bleached muslins, very nico
Are selling cheap at any price,
Glnglltlnls. Alpaccas, DcLiiines and Prints.
And a good assortme'nt of Chints, '1
Edgings. Ribbons, Blinds, and} Laces,
The best in this or other places.’
Ii’dk’fs, sliayvls, both long aindlsqiiiire,
And rich silk goods for prices fair: ’
Dress good of all styles, Sliades.'PariielettI.'
Linen, Eiosiery, and Sattinetts. _
Cloths, Cassimcres’. Vesrings, Cmym_g_
Gl0V85. Suspenders, tilt!!! and be '3’ Cape.‘ .
Ill Slmlft. Dry Goods of every kind, I ,
At Pcck’s Branch Store you will find,
Crockei'y_ and (;'rocerics foo,
Are oITei*ed cheap for cash toyou.
Our China, Glass, and Eaitlienware,
\V_ith any stock will well conipiirc.
\Vliitc and Brown sugars at all prlitios.
Good Molasses, C'ofi”ec_and Spices.‘
Our Black Teas are very low, , .1
Green Teas you’ll find not so sldivi‘
In truth all Goods we liav'é' for sale,
To please the buyer caiiiiotifaiil,
So make a’ c;ill'aud’ fake a look
And yoti‘ll-fiiid ififlitit we say is “Btok.'
March 27th, 1848.
Wanted.
1_\ GOOD trusty boy about. 12 years’ old
i 1 do t.li_e_ch_ol-és in alsmall family, and go to
school a’ part of tile-little‘; Foii1ftii'tliei' pai'.iict1‘-
lars, inquire at, ,the office of the . Nor-walk‘
(;‘:ize:te: .. . 1. '
' E'or1Sa1",e‘.i
HE subscriber offers for sale it light two'
seat pleasure _ C_tI_l,'l'lilf_;8,.Eln(l ,s,ingle‘;-Iinr-
ness,‘oii’reasoiiable terms. For fiii-'th'ia’r partic-
iiliirs enquire of _ I ,i.r"ic}E1i"ll1'AxiLORY.
Nzsi*xviiii<.'Ain-ii 3‘. 1'_84s'.* ' '» ‘ ’ 14tt’
x
4
O'l‘I_CE._;My wife‘f{ox‘:ifi'i'ri",‘liavingleft my
1. bcdand hoard without just cause or prov-_
ocation. this is’ to forbid all pél'S0T.lS harboring or
trusting he-.'i-"on my accounf.,as ‘I ' will pay ab‘
debts of her c.0ritt‘actiiig. CYRUS
_P.idgerieid__Api-ii 9., I843. 3t’15’
1 GBQCE}R,IE7-gr‘
Provisions, Plan-dw':i re & 'C|-oclx[e'I':’y.'
"vE,devote much _t_ir_iie in buying _t_’li,éVabB‘vu'
_ ai'ticles,ai_id_tlioseof good quality,.__ Our,
as'sortme‘nt, is generiillf ’lie_i:)’,. lai-ge_.n'mi_iy of
them purchased for Cash and. we pi"ofé§'s"'.to 3611
it better aiticlev for the sariie<4ii'c>ncy,t_li,:'i'i‘i any
store in axe‘ County." we «do» ndt-'éli'i,iin‘ the
faculty of gt-.t.t'iii'g rid‘_’0f ‘inferior',i.artie‘l'es_ at’.
as’ good prices“ a's“\'v'é '\‘v‘6i'il‘d ‘as"I‘:'f6i‘. t"li,'é' best
qu}i'lity.j It is o,u_i"ii}[entioii_te’be’i'n the-'market
.nearly’ every week (l_ll_l_'l_llg tb'e.,sea'sou. ,1-lenco
._\ve'_ 1c'an=-V t'a_k'ej, the. advaiitage .‘of. buying? goods
now, when efl‘ered;.‘ which s'vil‘l.be for the‘benefit
‘of our custtiiiiei-s_, as we shall charge out,‘-1. my
. . ts) 'fFb_rptirticu|ars enquire .
""0I2l\I-S'PE--A'D’S.._ ‘_agtbi1sofi'ice‘.'-’ ' " " ' ’ - '
‘small pi'9__fit{iii advance} ,. _ .3
' ' * ' T. 66 \V-. E;_RAYMO§D.‘
4.‘ New.-Csnenng. March 10, l~3§'8£‘” W "
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