." fiilirltheirisupposed-ldelinqirency:
’ . She has told you,‘:.;‘:'with;..tears>in her eyes,"
_ petition’ is challenged.
. «_.,.- _., .
its» 3 s:-$.i»;n4--
_ nr.s.»‘i'~..—ii..gi.s-‘sip-reisia _.'. a‘.g§...i imaiasi ‘iii the
public imvmvénisets-sf". t"lii§:.t9wn.. so much 50-
that she has seen iitV_i)og;;;s,;.a little, §1lif,c!_;§_l,.ll}jj1§t
that she ,"thougl'i,t_‘1't"‘possible“"th9”'_‘§Ql89§!i1§li
.wd'iilil‘3"3‘ei‘ 3ii"t":'ii’ii‘ l:"l"i"at" 13""‘éli."” ’"Wliétt‘i‘er "Mi-s’:
q Paiitingtonlis n"'*i‘élative% of your-;-..7 ‘or wlietlier
3't’.‘l.-.l-‘“'~-°.*?° Iiia.n.99ui.i*..=d “S ‘9 “°9l“"‘? “9!'§i."."r
pathies, we cannot tell, but someliowthere ap-
pears; to be quite an .intimii_cy be"twe,en y_pur-
s_eli{es"iiind this_Mali;o_a. After all, Messrs. we
- .si_i§pejc"t,. that Mi-s.;"Pa~i-tington may" be in her
dbtfi"gé,"fl'0m the circumstance that she'~wears
"spectacles", and slieds" "“ t_e‘ai"'s". ea's"y,"."and
~.;i,".’.".-;.*‘fo£._.', it may be" necessary to" receive" her
,-opinions" with caution. _ ' -
Although Mrs. Pai'tington,"wh"en spe_"aking;t_"o
_you-, takes off her “ glasses,” (I fancy, that her
,beaut.y may appear full blown) yet she puts
thein on to read. - Now Messrs. Eds.’ we would
.:re:spflectfully' suggest, when yo_u'caii find the old
I._.a,dy.i_n-a suitable mood to hear .it,, _(foi= you
know that elderly people do -not like to think
.that'they: can be mistaken,') that you would
k_i"iidly_qadv,"ise her to put on her "“ spectacles" ‘
aiid‘i-ead t"l1e"mi"n"utes of the last annual town
..meeting, and slie:wi|l fiiidstliat there is ,no au-
-.thority~given -to the Selectiiien by that ‘meeting
to procure a bell for this town. '
M. "WILCOX.,;,;
‘TE’ “ Read the niinits of the Town
‘whhtl-Il'leelin.’ La, poor man,_ I ’spoze he
"means" tlib .. town Clock,’ when mercy. ‘knows
we han?t_";go""f. none, and never shall have anything
but thatjface !‘—-Well, ‘it verifies the scripturs,
that"the_ wicked shiillbe taken i_n_-"their own
c’ra_ftiness"."-—-For liavn't I read the ‘ iiiinits’ and
Iioui's,'? day arter" day; e"ver_ since’ "was firstl
t"a"lked on, till Ifiu-g_c.l_etin‘ out‘ of patience, and,
VByeiy‘body-al-losvs;Ijm1.the _rnVo_st" patiente
man on? airth, ’cepting"Job‘the p"l'llll‘8l""'. ‘ Pro-
cure ‘a" belle‘ for the Town,’ indeed-‘"3 Did any
body ever see such shocking depi:-"iiiIit.y—its wus
than the heathens, what buys a;nd."-sell§’"slaves !
I wouldn't have it‘done‘ for ‘all the world——it
is-" awful to think of !—"-its—its ” And as‘
the Old Lady thus discoursed, she wei_itV'otl‘ in
a lit of violei."it_:_.hystei'ics, andwe _va_nished."'
ff?‘ The Legislature ‘assembles again"’to-day‘.
" II"."_l¥-3",J"0"IlV(‘!S
. 14 .A\"nn St. New York.
Nomaii can do a‘pi'osperous"‘"business, unless
bot.li buyer-and‘ "seller are .benefi"t.t"ed, and $1,000
.to $500,"‘that there arenot better Boots sold at
‘t’n‘e ‘following’ prices than I sell—$50O ‘to $50,
:that I sell more fine Boots ‘at retail ‘for cash,
‘which enables me to sell __at such reiiiarkably
low pi-ices-f—I"sell firstquality ‘" of French Calf
Dress Boots, at 84,50 to 4,75 ; second do. 3.50
to.$4,(_)0 ' Frenc_l1,Pateiit Leather Boots, $7200.
My store is small, _my expenses" light, and com-
.q New York, May 1. 1848." "'" ’2m19
Lair A""‘L'I. .\VEi(5.,,ARi3 AFFLl_C'1‘E"Q READ
~. . .'1:i,iEgroLLo\viNG LETTER. ‘
Mr'.‘Seth W'.‘Fowle :—
Sir—I-Iaving been afllicted for more than thirty .
yea_rs—i_v.ith .the ustliiiia, at times so severel_y, as to in
capacitate me froiii._atieiid:irice ioVl)usiness, and hav
ing sidopted maiiy medicines without any but tem
porSir'y'relie'f.‘I piircliased ‘nbniit three years since-
ol‘ Edward Mason, your agent in this city. severa
-bottles of W"istar’s Biil.-‘am of VVild t'liei‘ry, from
.-the effects of which I obtained more relief than from
VV all the medicines I had ever taken for that distressing
, disorder. ~ _I have by the repeated use of your valu-
ill)le.B_.'1l$:lli‘i, been _mor_e free of pressure for breath,
_ and_oppi'essioii ‘0ll_-,lll_e liings, than I had anticipated,
and iiVi'deed conceixfej niyself as cur_ed,of this most_
.disheai'tcniiig in"al‘:i«ly.‘} . _ j _
"I do most ch‘e_erlully te'nd‘er_you this acknowledg-'
men'i,‘which you "will use as ynurjndginent dictates.
.-“A'rgus»Ollice,-Portland, March ‘26.‘l84(3. ~‘ ” 3‘
V, . ,. .-.. =.:‘-, C. D. MYNARD. A
~.None_geniiine unless signed 1. BUT’-.l.'.S— on :tlic
wrapper. . , , . V. ,
For sal John A. ‘Need.
e "by
. * I
4._1i‘..
__ . ~.,_ , V SAco,Ja_n. 28.
" lV\Ir.,‘BnowN:-—Sir, it afforded me great pleasure
t"o"be, able to testify to the ivoiiderful virtue ofyour
Siirsa arilla and’To'inato Bitters. "Itliiiik ni_v case
is o"n'"e of peculiar-iiiteresti, _tlierefore"I send you a
_perle:;t. sketch of my face'hefore taking your medi-
cine, andafier itsiise-. which you can malre' "1186 of
ifvyousee fit. forthe benefit of yourself or ‘ihose‘-
that aresimilarly afllicted‘. I have been for the last
four years most,severe|y afflicted ‘with :1 HUMOR
covering my face and part_of.my,body most of the
time. I have been'iinable to attend to "my business,
_diiring that time I have taken every medicine that
has been recomniended,‘an"d_ have drank gallons of
the Sarsaparilla Syrup and decocii_on,;all of which
;l‘lil"S not had theleast effect upon my disease. At
last I was recommended, by my physician to give
y'o1_ir‘Sa‘rsap:irilla ‘aiid"l'oin:ito Bitters‘ one trial, as
Iieliadhiseil them with good success‘ in a"nuinber of
similar cases. I have used only four bottles, and to
myzutter astonishment it has entirely cured me.
think-,the cuts which, accompany this will show you;
thewoiiderfiil difi’ereiice_.iii my appearance. -I do,
»u"i_"ost _sincer_ely recommend your medicines" to all,
Vaind Vkiiuw‘ they will find them a most‘va_l_nabl'e article.
8 ' Yoiirsiriilv. I '1. RYAN.
V, For sale by J. ‘A.’ Wejeti and Bissell.
Most. ;..E“l-#I.:t7'_C"()"i7'?d’I:IId'2,_‘"_I,[." l/Vo"r"l_c.’ £0
"" " The". .1"lI"ar"ried: Womams .-
"~PRIV_ATE MEDICAL-COIMPANIONV.
" lav Vna, AV."_ 1lr1."’,"]_lI.:"tUVlIt,ICv"I-"‘.AI"J",
._ "ra"ori~:ssu"a" 0F."‘Dl_"Sl-:A8I-18‘0"F. lVOMl‘.N.",
— Sixth Edition. 18mo. pp. 250. Price 1,00._
X H 25.Q00A"C'ppics_‘,soltl in Tliigee Monllis .’.___ _
, Years, ofpiifieriiig, of physical andgmflleiital anguish
39" many. an a_f_feqti0uate.wife, and ypeeuniary difli
,ou.lties:to.4t"liehusband, might have: been spared by 8.
' J
,tim‘e'|y‘pbs'session"of this work. *1 » A
intendiédfiispecially re‘. the niairied, .‘.‘.j .i.e.‘...j
.°°"'"'"‘°i'1‘P.liifiP".3"."lfi“lll“5¢.'":‘¥‘il‘~ *?lS"°.l9is‘=? i"'iiP.°“i".i"
secrets wl"iich,_should be known to.,_,tliem . particu-e
Uly-..-::if"L ' T "
Truly, knowl
riesii, iifllii'"en"'c"e’.
The revelations containe
villi ii biessingio.iiioipsandinqs theinnumerable
‘letters received by‘-tlie duthor Swill a"tte"st.‘ : _ _ .
,S‘Héis,‘.ai's?», é.-my-female:-the 3wife, the mo_iiiei-,
1.’
.th’"e‘o'n"e" eitl‘i‘er‘_bu'dd,ing into ‘ivomanlioiid.‘tb"r_the‘"‘on‘é"_
_;.in thedeclinie elf yeariin ivliornfnatiire "con"tem"p"l"ales"
_IlI iinportaiit" "cliange"-c""an" "di_sc_over_.the. causes,
"symptoms, and the most efficient remedies, and
most certiiifin,-modVe of. cufe, in»- every chifip lain! to
which hefsex is"siibject.“ " ‘ " ’ , _
9"n"l."I:li("3"‘f;e‘¢‘;O§"l‘[)_.t_"9Vlr' Uné DollVa",r, l"l"i‘e"“M’a/ivi':"i":e'"t] W"o'.
,_ ;niu’i"’".i "_".!'lll.l"1l8. Ml°‘ll‘«’l*' C9i!!i§sniQn?f yvfill"'be_ sent
Vgnailéfl "f"y"e""e, to any partof the United,StaVtes.,.All
gotten mustbe addressed‘,---post-paid, to Dr.‘A‘.-~lll-
Mniizicoag, n’oxV‘11;"22_{l",’_ New ’Yo'r'l5 City. "Piibliili_inq”
‘ dli‘eu‘,“i39‘Liiié"r‘iy ‘.«‘.i:‘-'i‘i.’.’.%é_‘~'i+g_'.,i,.V'."fV.&_.tf3 ". _;i;z
St 100' -
' 2 ever seen, and have received the .highe’st.enco'-
I few minutes walk.of- the business part‘ of the
1 with a ‘lattice'woi'k,Rvitli aqroof over itito pre-
with flagging stone; there is an excellent gar-
eage" is power. . 'It~is"he"allh,hap1")/i-‘ - .
d in _its"pa"ges" have pl'i"'"o..
._.—..—_.
-1.
l ' .5 Si" H.illl.i_T§l;32;i,-‘.1846-.
'I'_'li"tit“fr’si,""I‘Iii"i-"i_ii‘"“s *Piifi;§‘li"i"e'"not‘to ale ‘ sivnllosved‘
by the, "d<)2en_,-iii'l'il"i_Iii‘iig;= nbonlaiidflnightt ‘ahd’ vlheri»
by'5th'é lialf’do'ze'ri‘.~ betwi2en:nlealsa~byiwayfof liiilch‘-1:
Aojiidiciiiiis use-.-t_lie .presc_ribed: iis_’e_-¢-.will_invariably'.
aid: tlll}"1.SlCk‘, corr,e;ci.a‘Jl deraiigc_:n_1ents;o[ i_|ie,. Si’.-ilelil
7 and iesto.r.e...it torn. .he,a.lt.hy tans 8114.. a,c.!=°"-.. ‘.1‘lJ'=.*.?'--'
bets em: dailyfiritilyins19.1l'eit.g!eaF.Y*1lue-*5“ 8; £9 L":-l
er_al"F"amily _M_edicinVe, and,éspecially_iii,all lmge_l‘:Il‘lg.
S or" Chi'"onic"afi'ectio'nsV.‘ ‘ Ni") l'a,iii'ily should be wiilioiit
._1hem. V_,G|ener"al .'D__"epo_f.jl3_0 Tiilton" street (Sun
Building‘ ‘New-*Yo'rk.‘J. A; Wee'd‘anVd S._Bailey
agents, orwalk. - - ' - ~ ‘ "" ' '
l
‘..l¥1arrI¢il+“-
= In St, John's Church,"Si3iiiifo'rd.ion':ilie"18th"
‘ inst., by the Rev.‘;l\I‘i'i 'I‘o’dd‘,' Waltei' ‘Bii_te's.‘
‘to Miss'Sar'a'h Clo'c’k,«botli"of Dai‘ie’ni"~, "
At"'I‘_uckehoe‘, N."'Y., on Saturday la'st,"Mr.
John Arnold,:forrr,iei"'ly of this town, aged 59
years. ’ ’ - ‘
In New York, on \Vedoesday,Vi0th_inst..
suddenly, Matthew Reed, aged 84 years. _JHis
remains were taken ‘to New Caiiiiaii, (Busby
Ridge,) for intei"ment.' V '
Recently at .L\Iontpelier,"France, the ‘Count-
: ess’Mont.ho_lon,'wife of Napoleon's frie'nd‘""and
companion on St." Helena, and mother "of "tlie
Fi-ench‘ Consul ‘at Richmond, Va.
AT'[‘OR.l\"IEY*.A'l‘ LAW.
AS removed his office toltlie new "" i'oon"is"
over the store of Jas.,M_alloi'y <5: Co. east
side of the Bridge. _ ". ..
Norwalk, May 12, 1848.
’ "‘ ~ 2 0. S. ]:‘crry. .
3ii_9_
i lla"i'tt‘oi'd_"llli1tiI_:t| lnsuru nice Co.
l -ff .9 JAMES REED, AGE.\'r.r‘.. ~ '
Oflice o"7i the ."9econdfloo"r"o"f Pennoyer ]lIerrill’s
Store-—two. doors East of t.hc:Briclgc.
;BARlVUlll’S‘AllIEI{lCAN IYIUSEUIVI.
Co'r"ne1'- of Brolzclway and Ami-st. N. Y.
3 HIS Museum is the largest in America —it:
I . contains seven splendid Halls ov_er13OO feet
long,-. filled " with the greatest variety in the
iworld of Birds,Beasts, Paintings,Sliel|s,Minei'-
als, dcc. from every quarter of the globe, and
4 every c_onc_eivable=i'ai'e and curious thing in Na-
iture or Art, which can interest or amuse the
i public. _ g _ g
It has the greatest. collection of Wax Figures
in the country", embracing, amongst ot.lie_i's,
four large groups, size of life,‘whicli represent
in most beautiful and life-like i‘n'annei'," the Birth
of our Savior at Bethelem, in the ina"rigei',-with
[the Sliepherds. and \Vise Men olfeiiiig him
% Gifts :V the Last Supper‘of Christ ‘and his dis-‘
-ciples, as"tliey appeai'ed‘= at the moment when
the told them that 0ne'40f‘lTI1el1'l should betray
-him»; his Trial before Pilntevand Caiplias; the
High Priest. with Oriental Costumes, with all“
the peculiarties of the Jewish Pontificals, and
the "various. robes of ‘tlie’-different grades of
of Priests. Governoi's,-'Centurious, Scribes,-&-‘c.
besides a group of twelve figures representing_
the Inteniperate Family, -which depicts ‘signifi-
cantly the evils of that degrading and debasing
vice. 'I‘hese.figIiji'es are all correct r‘epi'esenta-
tions of living persons in every particular, as
feat.ures..costumes, &c., and have been uiiiver-.
sally p,ronounced’tbe,iriost:pei=lect arid..life like.
1
l
l
'm_i_ums of.the pi-ess.. :; .~ ..... .
These figures togetlieiiwith thewliole Muse-
‘um, are to be seen at :i.llvl1oui's, day and night.
splendid‘,pei'foriria"nces, take place, in _the-Le_c-
ture. Room of the Mii"s_"euni, by the celebi'aiedV
Yankee Personator, Great \Vestern, and a large
company of other talented persons. - _
No pains or expense i1l'_e.S[)tll'(’.d_.l0 obtain
every thing novel and c'iii'ious-‘—D'wV:i’i'fs, Giants,
Orang Oi"1"ta"'ngs, &c.,'"and "every .el"fortl is made
by the management to preserve strict order and
decorum ‘throughout the entire establ'ishinent,.
and make, itihe plea'sur_'e of ladies and children
as well as gentlemen ‘visiting the city. not‘ only"
to,exam'i"ne‘tlie collection of Curiosities’. but also ;
to witness the amusing and cliaste entertain-'"
ments—and to secure the desirable object. the
Price of Ailmissioiii to the Vvliolc
is only 25 (_}6lllS—"—Cllll(ll'e11 under 10 years half
price. " " ‘ " *
On the I-‘ourtlrof July V
new and extradinary attractions will be intro-
duced nnd Performances will take place etvery
_/1.01.1.7‘ of the day mid evening, from 8 o’clock,
A.._M. till 12 at night, _ -7 . .~ "
15. 1847. .
. New York, May "4t2"0
"v.u".I"I.ABLl"-"1 PR(")PI"3R,'l‘Y .r"1‘
_ ,
A u e 1: 1- o n.
' N THE Place now occupied "by
JOHN BURRALL, be‘autifu'lly-
M» situated on. the‘maiii road,-within‘-a
- ‘ few’ minutes ride of the Steamboat
Lding and Depot of the contemplated New
York and New Haven ‘Raili‘oad, and ‘within a
Borough, isnow offered for sale. ‘It consists
of a New House built-‘in modern style, new
Barn, \V.ood House, and other out buildings;
it has an’ excellent. "Spring of VVatei'".‘-witl:-a
Cistern close to the kitchen door, and covered-_
vent storms from driving in. It has a large
spacious yard, all _i'oundV_the house very taste-
fully laid out, and filled with ornamental Trees
and Shrubbery, besides‘ A.pple'lT-rees, Cherry,
Plumb, Pear and" aselection of Peach-'1‘-rees,
which have p'i'oduced.a large-‘supply for three
yearspast. The walks are mostly covered‘.
den, which contains ‘a ~‘lz'i‘rge supplyof ‘Rasp-
berries, ‘St.i‘"awberrier and other smii"‘ll"'fruit.‘ ‘ If
not sold previous to. the 20th of May, ituwill on
_dj_iy. be ‘offered _,atPi_1"bli'c Auction on §_l:he
premises at 2 o’clock, afternoon. Terms of
piiyii"ien_t will __be' rriade easy.‘ ‘Apply to the siib-
scriber on the_p"remi"ses.“"o'r"l to ‘John ‘A. Weed).
who is "authorized toact" in‘ the pi'eip"ises in‘ my‘
absence. -- "
Npifwnlk,‘-May 4,1848. “ _' ' ' ‘ " :20 ‘
THE R-‘ed "H"'o_n"se b ‘
' y tlie side‘ of
the i"'iver,‘suitzlble“foi'"‘oiie or two‘
families is to’r"e'ntI.’ "Enquire at” ‘ _.
~ ‘ ‘C.-‘E-. DISBRCW 65 cp_~sV._( V -
I,)"2".s‘,t,r_Jz""¢:"l"o_f_!_N<'),"7',112,¢'zll.-.1 "'Pi'ob_ale"‘ Court ",May_
g. :‘ hi.‘ ‘ ‘- .
1 STATE’ o'f‘HA’,lSN;A‘H."N‘ASH,“late "of
1 the city of New Yo'i‘k', "dec_eas'ed"."' '
‘The Court of P iV'obatVe for, l21'l6,_.".DlSlZl'lCl2 of Nor-
walk hath limVit_ed'a.nd“' nlloiv‘ed_’six mp_nthVs._fi-oin
thiidiite hei‘eot:,’fd_i' ,Ci'edito"i‘s of s_aid_Estate,
lo"exhibittlieifclairris‘foi'Vsettlbinent. T_lViVo§'e_wlioV
n’e’gI"ét:t"to pi'~8s’eiir lheii‘"acdoi_intsl .pi'"o:pei'l‘y‘_a_t_te_s_t-
ed. v,vVithin.9*1,ld"fi!F'!:. v{il.,1l.1.°'<l°5*l"1'¢$l**"*°¢9*9i‘&‘1
All p‘éis'ons‘ihdVebi;¢ii rpjsa,id_Esrate,igi;e.requested
_-.,.........-.___.—
4.... .. . ..
I "<smuig«Bs=cns;*
kinds of Silver Spoons, Forks. Butteiknives,
And every tlllel'll00_'l and evening a variety of 47
. ....... ._
"1""."""‘»l‘".l""£",‘.-.‘*=-.~“'~.‘!.'.‘.!.'*v'.,'.B’5*l
.~.,.'-“...:~* .2’
‘I
"‘I“)e«.i’r‘i‘iaii"i'=1‘.ii*iii'ii
7' 1.’ d
‘fected "by.oils;egrease,*acids, or water.iV .Th_ey"
"areconsideredfibyaall;rwhoiha ve‘ used .them to.
'be _superior’ to ‘-India. Rubber.-.o'i' ‘Leather. i:Also,.-
"Shoes, 4 Soles; Latliev Bands, "Surgeon’s . S plints.
V&c..::.— :A«lso,' ‘\Vliips,- ‘Canes; Umbrella» =S_ticlts,-
‘sale by CHARLES A. DUR»A£ND.V‘w..
‘Agenlfor the xlmerican Gotta Perchd Com‘-
pany.‘ at the Jewelry Store cf —1.7.'7'dl"7lC1"-9
: B raaly, .vNo'rwal/c,‘ Connecticut,‘ ';_ . . . .20:
RESH CAMPHENE and Biirning Fluid
,Lamp Wicks an
constaiitly on lia"nd,;. also__:all kinds‘ 0'5
d.GJ.nssf-: . u ‘ :»
A C_..E..-DISBROW. 6: co. ..
-
A-T the"Norwalk Foundry, by an experi-
l
;enced workman ~. g r, V
..i. _ ' _ CAMP. &tKEN»NARD.
. For Sale very Low, _ A
- . One 18 inch, _one‘26 inch cii‘cular, saw .and
mandrel. , ‘ .~ .. - -
ALL. persons" having unsettled ii
with the subscriber of-more than one year's
standing.- are requested to call at the office of
JAMES REED, and seitlethe same. . .. ‘
. HENRY HANDES.
Norwalk. Mayl15, 1848.
ILVER. COMBS.-—-A large lot of "this
beautiful and durable article. Also all
' v
Sugar Tongs,‘ &c, A
C. E. DISBROXV 6: CO.
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate."-Court,
6, 1848. b V I. _
STATE of EZRA BENEDICT. late
0Vrdered:_—-,Tlia,t tho“ Adininisti-ator, with
slie.will_..annexed, exhibit hi_s_ Administration
‘RTAGHI-NrE:BANDS-w~s_o£ "sill"? widths fijorn i_ ,
- =‘ ‘s:to= 30 tincliesiziq These Bands.ai'é3»‘i"1OVl"lf{ ‘
Boots. ‘Shoes, Hats, Caps, Filling for Teeth. foi? r
‘ yer Tliimbles, do. Pencils, all sorts. Go!
A "&c. (Ste. 2 .
ccounts ,
V of New Cananii in said DlSi"l'lst deceased. '
is PR—IiN;G'-‘ G o o:o,s,ts‘_.
.. .s....._
T Past Week. with, cas_h,;a. large. assortment
of N eW.G00ds, wliichadded to our former. stock,
,malie.s«;oui'7.assoriniéiit . as ta:-gs; as;,mos_t_‘- city
'stoi'es..V,,,Our-_rentV and expenses 'bgi]".1g:“;Ie>ss wigs
can.selltcheapei' than any other-gesrablighgmefit,
we care not-where. . -_ .'~,5
"[ .\Valchcs.—-A large assortment of Gold
and Silver Watches._. Good full jeweled, gold
LeVvei's, for 35VdolVlai's, do. _ full-jeweled Silver
Lever. foi'.18 dVollars‘".=. ,LepilV18- and common
Watclies in thesnme .pl',Oj)Ol'llO'n. ‘.. ,. , .
JcwclVI'y.+_—All,soi‘ts of_'Pins .fr,o_m 6d.to_-5
_do_llnrs,. «:B_eautifulVSiono,"Rings foi:.;1{,2§», and
1.50, wortli 2,25 tt_nd,~'2,50._ Gjold Pencilsnbput
d ;.aU,d
Silver Spectacles. ‘
3 Steel Go__ods.—-B"e"ads, Clasps," Rings", Tas-
‘ sels, Fringes," Slides, Chains, dcc.
Clltl"cI'y".-—-Table Knives and Forks, best of
English ' Scissors, do. -Razors‘. Pocket Knives,
Silver Wai'e.—
Sugar Tongs. Old Spoons made over.
assortment‘ of‘ plated "goods, Cake Baskets, Cas-
&c. ,
Accordi'ians.—-A large lot,_ at about one
half of their former prices.
I~‘:incy Goods.-—All sorts of Combs, and
Brushes, Soaps, \Vallets. Purses, Tea Wiiitei's,
Clocks, Looking Glasses, and everytliing called
for in our line. C. E. DISBRO\V (36 Co.
,N. B \Vatch work ‘of all kinds doneup at
-short notice and warranted to give satisfziction.
all kinds of’ jabbing doneai short_ notice. "
~ < ’-C‘.'E.D.&Co.‘
MILEINERY.
RS. TINDALL would "respectfully zin-
account to this Court for adjustment. at‘ the
Probate Office in . Norwalk, on the 20th day ofg
May,‘ 1848 at 2 o'clock, afternoon ; and that all ‘
persons interested in said Estate may be notified
thereof, the administrator with the will annexed, ;
will cause this order to be published in ll news- g
paper printed in Norwalk at least once before.
said 20th day of May, and post a copy thereof‘
on the sign post in said New; Canaan, nearest
the last residence of said deceased. on or be-
fore the 10th day of instant. May.
. THO.S. B. BUTLER, Judge.
CCO"RDIANS.—.The. largest, best and
cheapest lot of Accordions", WE 172.231/c, ever
offered in Norwalk. Also a new and easy in-
struction book’: ‘ . C. E. DISBRO\V «Sc CO."
DR. 'l‘0WNSl3NI)’fa‘ ‘
Conipound Extract qf "Sarsa_prilla.
TEIIS highly valuable and f_opiila_i' medicine
for the removal and permanent cure of all
diseases arising from an impure st‘ate_.of the
blood. .or habit of the system, can be obtained
at the store of the subscribers, who receive it
direct from the Principal Office. in the city of
New York. T._ L, 62: J. R. PECK.
Norwalk, May 15, 1848.
1.650 to mac.
_ The Aiicielit I-Historical
PVECORDS OF NOR\VALK, are ready
3 V for subsgi'il5ei's and for sa_le at the store of
Jas, l\’IAL"I."O"Rl"i' 66 Co.V _ -V :
" Also, extra copies of the .Map "of Norzoal/r,
and the Plan of the Ancient Settlement, printed
on plate paper. and suitable for friiming.
' " T. ’ . E. HALL.
. I
For Sale.
SECOND hand cart. with slielvings, also.
a light, one seat spring wagon. Enquire
g - Ciias._ MAi.i.oaY.
‘ For Sale.
HE subscriber offers for sale a light two
sent pleasure Carriage, and single-haiu
ness, on reasonable tei-ins. For. fui'ther.partic-
ulars enquire of Ai.Fiu~:D MALLORY.
Norwalk, April 3, 1848. 14tf
. Solar Lamps.
i "NEVV supply -of: Solar, Parlor, Hanging
and Side Lamps, embracing several new
patterris just received’ by VV. C.- STREET‘.
April 24th, 1848. . * ' .
A
It. V]-ill. I". -will be. happy ‘ to see his"
. _ frieiids,and-respond tVo.all their calls in the
way of his profession.: ‘ g
‘HARDWARE.
" ’ ‘ CV:‘"U E R Y. &:C__.‘
U ‘HE subscriber oli'_e1's, for sale as cheap as
1 can be found intaiiygestablishment in Fair-
field county, a large and complete assortme_ntol'
Harcliware, Cullen , <3-c., among which may be
found—— ' [Mill Saws.
Hand, Panel,i. Compass, Crosscut, Back and
English and .-American‘ Chisels of all sizes.
English and American’ Drawing. Knives.
Fore, J ack,.Smoothing, Match, Rabbitt Planes.
Braces and Bitts of all sizes. .. ~ .
Concave and common Augers.
Hollows and Rounds, Si1Sll"PIfl"IleS, Grecian ovas.
O. G. and Filletts, side ‘R-abbitts,‘ Beads’, and
Plow. ' Common and Mortice Gouges.
Iron and steel Squares, Bevels and Try-squares.
Plane Irons of all sizes and qualities.
A large assortment of Shell and Auger Bitts. -
Broad and nari'ow'Axes. ‘ ‘ ' .
Iron Strap Hinges allsize. [-Pad Locks.
Rim, Upright, Mortice, Till, Trunk, Chest and
Clark's Common, Table and Parliament Butts.
Plows-andiCastings-—Manui'e Forks. [etc-
Cast Steel, English and Amer. Shovels, Spades,
Bed Keys" and Screws--Escutclieonand Glass
Knobs. ..'Crowb‘ars, Cart and \Vagon ‘Boxes.
Trace, Halter, Dog and Lock Chains.
\Ve'l'1 Wheels,.and Rope.
Brass and Iron Candle Sticks.
Ii'0n Cook Pots of all sizes.
Brass and Iron Kettles; '
Carvers, Table and Desert ‘Knives and Forks.
Sance and"Fi"yir_ig Par"i§-j—‘lGridirons. ‘ "
\Vash Tubs“and’B‘oa‘rds”-—".Door Mats. . ‘,‘ “ "
Blacking, Horse, Scrubbing and whitewasii
Brushes. ’ Cast Iron Fu1‘naces; "'" ‘ " ' "
Spiders and‘ Fire Dogs.
Shovels and "Ifongs, Stub S_cy1;h_e5,_'
\Vindow Glass, Sa_sl1es,_<Szc., ,_ _V
I 4.4 ‘full it-ss0,r"."W.*s.t‘9f ."I'ii0n "a'nid.~ St.e"e;1- 2»
English Iron \Va=goii;«.'1‘yre, -from 11-4 to-.-1 8-.4
inch‘, all thickness: " _ ‘ " - ~ "
English do. -Cart do. f1‘Q'(n'2’]_-Qpto _3 Ida.-
.Swedes3 do. do-‘ ‘do: _fi-'0th’"2’"_1-25td '3'="do'l
A.inerica"n 'do. around‘ zlo‘.;fror_n..1,1-4 to 2-8 do.
American do..squa;_ei'g‘loi"Vf1'om 1 to 3-8 do. ""
Hoop and Bandlron, allwidths‘.-' .‘ ' ' i “’
Sanderson dc Cofs best quality Cast Steel. 5-8
and 3-4 octogon,-,,§m(_l 1 1-.4‘,-_ 13.3-14, 5-8s quote.“
_ All, .tl,1Ve_s,e, a1;t,iel__es ._k,ept.jconstantly,on;lmn;l land
for.,8_'ii,le,-by'"_"
O
tomake,imrnediaC9Eg‘#§Y¥6Dl‘.}9 T? .., ,~. _
"'99. 'F.R‘AN.C.I -‘NASH.-E%"3t9i:....
K the late firm "Vin liqui
M nounce to the ladies of Norwalk and
vicinity, that she has just retiirued from New
York with a large and splendid assortment of
Ilfillinery Goods, too numerous to mention.
Also, the Spring fashions for, Bonnets,-
wnuld_be pleased to see her old Cl‘lSi0mel'S and
as many new ones as may favor her with ‘ll
call. _.
All kinds of Bonnets made i:
atest fashion. -
Norwalk, April '25, 1848.‘,
0 order in the
tf17
T1113 VVAY ’l‘0 EARN
A Farm.
_T is not by saving hundreds or fifties that
: most farms are bought and paid for, but by
prudence and economy in saving the pennies.
They soon accumulate mid swell into dollars.
This appears to escape the observation of many
if you can save ten per cent., that. is ten cents
on every (lOll"l"ll' you purchase. VVhy, it isan
important item in one year’s trade. The only
way to save this amount is to purchase your
"Dry Goods
at our Store. Ol1l'i"plJl'(?l]llS€S have been very
large, and we are confident we have a better
selection of goods than can be foun’cl in any
other store in the county, and we offer them
At a Smaller Per C'(37Il(Zg‘6
Than any other store in this vicinity can or will
sell them. This is not intended for idle talk:
for il1Pl'e lS,Yl'l0l'e truth than Poetry in it. _,‘l,t is
not important ‘ or nece_ssa"i'y. that we should
enurrierate the ‘almost endless vai_‘ioty_of new
Goods.‘ ‘ \Ve' will just say welizive never had
so large and beautiful‘ assoitirient as at the pre-
sent tiinc, purchased at the unprecedented low
prices of Goods in the Great. l\'1".0Fl'O})0llS of
America. .Our mode of doing business has
succeeded fiir beyond our expectations. Our
friends and customers cannot but ninrk the fact
of the great increase of patronage at this store,
and i‘emembe"i‘ this has not been done by sell-
ing goods at high prices. VVe have made ar-
rangements to receive
New Goosls
Every week until the 20th ofgluly. A few
old goods ])lJl'CllilSV(3(l last. season, we ofl‘er"3O
per cent less than last season prices. Satisfac-
tory" i'eiriunei'atio'iis ‘ made in iinp'erfections in
goods, and sell n_0‘iinpei'fect on_és.witliout mak.
ing it perfectly satisfactory to the purchaser.
‘ ‘T. 6.: WV. E. RAYMOND.
New Canaan, my 5; 1848."
' . DlS§0"LU'l‘l0i\’. ‘" ‘. _
’ HE fii'm“0f""Ben"e(lict", Biizidley 6.: C0. in",
_ tliegcity of New ‘York ‘ and New Canaan,
Ct., "and of \Vm. H, Adams 6.: Co., Chicago.
Mich., was dissolved" on the 1st of Januziry last.
by mutual consent. The means of. the late
firm will be used by either pfthe p'artnei's of
datioii. ’
C. S. BENEDICT.’
EDSON BRADLEY.
_ W. H. ADAMS.
The business will liereaftei-' be continued by
thesubsci'ibei' at the old stand, 246 Pearl-street,
New York and at New Caniian, Conn. under
"the nameof Benedict and Bradley. '
CALEB S. BENEDICT
‘ EDSON BRADLEY.
New Canaan, March 8, 1848.‘
I I I S , l - u'
Lac'l1es I-Iats,
PECE_lVED this day an entire new stock
1 of Huts, Ribbons, Flo“ ers, (Sic. for sale
cheaper than eve! C‘. J‘; GRUMAN.
3t] 9
. -' “ 2 Notice. ' .
HE Court of Probate for th
- Ridgefield, hath limited__ six months from
this date, for the creditors foithe" estate of Ra-
chel Dickens dec’d,'late of. ‘said Ridgefield to
exhibit their-.claims to the ‘Administrator on ‘said
Estate for settlement.7 All accounts not exhib-
'ed within said tiin‘e.pr"opeirly attested willbe
barred a recovery. . V ‘
. TIMOTHY JONES,‘ Administi'a'tor.
. Z Ridgeiield, 1st May, 1-848. - " 31-:‘*19
‘ill HE sub"s_"c"i-ib_ei" has "pui1c_lias_ed Lof: C.VL.
V‘ Raymond his stock of, Lumbei',‘Tiniber,
_&c. at Five Mile ‘River Laiiding, where he in-
, ed -at any other ~)'l1‘1'§l il.l0I_lg."Sl10l'e.';FOl'tl1e
"truth ofwhigch, please call _nii_d see. . . I
tfl9. ' f ‘ ‘ W. H-, CLEVELAND.
NVo_r"welk.V lFlV?9".l‘1"‘1.l.<.3..1.’.~.iV<?"F) .M_ay 9.1848. .
" . . .J“.S.t Rcc,ci.vr’sl-t... . ;.. ..~.
HENRY HANDS ha's"just'_ret_.urned from‘
V New York w__ith Va".laVrge_rand_ elegant ‘as-
-sortment. of gentl.emen’s..Boots,~ Brogans,--and
Slippers. "Also.';Ladie'Vs’ and Childi'en’s ‘shoes
‘ of .- every -variety.‘ coiiibinin-g:‘tn'ste5 and l_l_urabili-
’vorable ‘t8El""nS.i!I" Call and see was.‘-‘ yourselves.
9. -..Norwalli.‘ M_8"y:‘9th.:1_8i1,8.‘. :3 rib‘.
. .Ԥ!99.Vll9Vf.9}.'.B.Iil!3.tbY"
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e I*l:?i1‘7%l'.F7.»}l1l3l"?li'l%.l"¥§‘3¥i...
\
" CHARLEVS _' .‘ L
‘l
i .
- 'r-..=l.-. is J_. _R.V.P.E_.CK.
‘ .';__._
HE "subscriber"."lias-ipurchased "during.
one-half th81If.f0Fl1l6r;p[lQ8.,' Go_1d Cliains, Sill--7
A large assortment of 1
’ . "Silver Spoons—ns good .=is'cnu be found, in this
' or any mother country. Butter Knives, Forks,
Alarge _
tors, Candlesticks, Spoons. SDlll’Tel‘S and Trays, '
0 ‘ _~ -
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_‘ . .\'_‘. 0. ‘T-_ g ./.._‘V‘ . :“.2;V'i. W’ ‘A .1 ..
Bridge Ear-sever.
E;'b'Vé_li_eve't_hVat it has ‘now bj§ome‘.{at§‘9ttled" fact that DRY GOODS -of é;v‘V_é_i-3‘ dearly‘-'_
W tioii. c”ii‘iif; be'ipul'cl1a!§§d '."ograa. bfittéll quality," and greatdeali"-cheap6r,_fth§1',iit any,
. I ;‘~“‘.otherVestablhahmei1tilfi'.F8li'fiéld\Qoiinry. Those in want of anything]! ,'§he_Dr]
Goods line, will be perfectly satisfied of the truth of our sfaregnent.’ _ — . ‘ ‘ " " ‘
. S. Just received a_ fresh supp_ly-,of._ New Spring splendid asswtmbni. Cslll
an . ...i :_I 4 _ _ _,'. .. J» . ~ .
1 . 1.
Amber
-4
. . 1 UV. . .V .. ...,.. V gs ,
Great C_onstVei'nation in _Europe.—
; H ILE we read of wars and rumors of ‘wars—-of ievolntions "and national ovei'throyr'g*,'"_‘
7 let us" not forget that the cause of such tremendous excitement V iVi’i-Vii""to\_'vn, ti": tho! I‘
new and splendid assortment of DRY" GOODS has just been_,roceived‘by, tlib fi"l.ID‘:'"..
SCl'll)el°"l1l’. the old? stand of A. M. Ward. which lie is selling offat priceswhich defy con"i"'p"etit_i'o"i"i.",‘"
An Orig an unusually large stock may be found some most exquisitly beautiful prints--to, which»
we would invite attention. The printer cannot spare. us i_h_e\ room to particnlai'ize,‘so justelll‘
’"5jThf¢
Gooda—-ti meat"-
., - (,3 ,,i...,_,'..:. ’..
~-- .4
" .i.
' ‘:1
~ .--i
. i>
.,‘
¢~-4'=.ssH+ws‘ _
‘ than ever sold befoi'e.
e. -District of
New Arrangement b
tends to keep a good assortme"nt of_ Liimbei-,of.
; allkinds for ‘building purposess Also on hand‘
Lime, Latl_i,.and Nails_of all sizes. . All of ’
"yvliicli will be sold as cl1ea"p.as can be pui'chas"~. ‘
‘ity ;' all-»of "'*v_vhich- iwil‘l.be5soldi'oii the -most fa- .
1’.R'ICKT.-5243999.Hsrefindg.-;_e5.opo s_a"i"
and exainings for yourselves. Coine soon or they'll be gone.
C. BETT3; " ""
"If i
Norwalk, Dec. 20, 1847.
H A. ‘R ‘D W A R E
Cutlery, Giiiis, Ii-oii,stcel, \Vindow
Glass. Paints and Oils.
VVHQLESALE & "RETAIL.
Opposite Ho_i/l’s Landing, .l\"o7‘walIc.
T HE subsc1'ib_e1' is now receiving direct from
the nianufacturers an extensive assortment
of Foreign and Domestic Ha1'dwar_e, _&'._c., which
no offers, either wliolesale.or retail, on as favor-
able terms as can be purchased in N ew York.
Dealers and other purchasers are requested to
examine the assortment and prices before‘ pur-
chasing‘ elsewliere. .-Among the assortment may
be found— - « V ;
American, and English Rim Knob, Upright, and
Moi-tice_ Locks, with Mineral, Glass, Pro
claim and Brass Knobs.
Pad, Chest, Draw, Desk, Box, Trunk, Till and
Night Locks.
4 Norfolk, American, Mulable, Long, Square and
Escutcheon Latches.
Parliament. Br0a(l, Nt1l'1'OW, Table, Loose and
Brass Butts. ‘
\Vood Screws assorted from 3-8 to 3 inches.
Flat, Oval, half round, Mill, Table and Round
Files. Horse, \Vood and Shoe Rasps."
Angers assorted from 3-8 to 2 ‘1-Qinclies.
English and American Shovels and Spades.
Cast Steel, and Plated Hoes. "
Long and‘ short handled‘ Manure Forks.
Plows and Plow Castings.
Hooks and Hinges, Plate ‘Hinges, Blind Fests.
Mill, Crosscut, V‘/Vebb, Hand, Back, \Vhi_n and
Key-hole Saws.
Broad and Narrow Axes. ,
Carpenters and Coopers Adze. V
Brace and Bitts, Bench and Moulding Planes.
Plane Irons", Steel and Iron Squares.
A full asshrtinent of Iron Hollow W'are.
Brass Kettles, Frying Pans, "Fire Dogs.
\V'agon and Ca rt Boxes.
A" fullassortnieiit of Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Real Stub and \Vire Twist, double barrel Guns.
Imitation do " 0. do.
Fine and low priced single do. do.
English, American, Swede"and‘Old Sable Iron,
assorted sizes. ,
Capt, English Blister, Ge1jman,"A
Spring Steel, assorted sizes. "
American and French \Vindow Glass, asserted
from 6 X 8 to 18 X ‘.24. "
Pure Extra and No. 1 \Vl1ite Lead. I
English Red, Yellow Ochre, Paris English and
- Chrome Green. '
Verdegras and Lamp-Black. ‘
Coach and Cabinet Varnish, do. Glue.
Sperm and Refined Lamp Oill, L_ince‘ed and
\Vliale Oil, &c.. &c.
VVILLIAM C. STREET.
Norwalk. May 1, 1848.
‘ . Cheese.
" 1848, APRVIL 28th.
POUNDS superior Cheese. For
stile at BUR.RALL’S. .
mericaii, and
00KS.——The subscriber has just. returned
fi'orn_New York with a spl_endid assort-
rnenlt of Books" of ‘every description, cheaper
All we ask is an exam-
p"i'ices. Call and see.
ination of " our stock mid
‘ ANDREW Si-:Li.i:cVx. >‘
V V SUIYIIIYIER GOODS." "
OR m."en’s and boy’s :.vear. Vof..al1 kinds just.
received and for sale chea"p,‘by‘ '
. - ‘ , V C. J. Gan._\i._uv.j
,_ _ Guns ! V V
‘ .‘.NE\V supply of double and single-barrell
' Guns, fine and low?-'pi'iced, just received
I W. C. S’l‘RE}:l']‘.
Y
- April 24th, 1848.
names Go,o"%o§s;."".
‘of Di'e_ss,.Goods'fQi' _s_pring arid _su_i‘nin,e:i'
wear. - ; C. J. GRUIVIAN.
" .I_-mpr0ve_77_zent
“ IN THE "ENDLESS "CHAIN PU,.i_1_i=. ’
. __ HE chains are galvanized-so as .to .pr’even,t
_ , , rust, Ul‘.'8ll"8(:lS tlie\water, making them very‘
duifable. ., The chains are also m:ide.large_i°-tlian
i2heI'6l<")"l"O1'e-". F017 1furthei"f,,information, inquire
of Diiyid V_St,§phensoii,.Fitcl1:‘ B9tts~Voi'. of '1‘. C.
I‘1ar"iford,,all of whom liavethis chain in use.—
I _A|l_l;Ql'Cl_8"1'S left witli Eitch Baits’ or at t the Nor-
walk, Hotel will receive pitom‘pt:,‘aitention.
l B_QSTWICK. M1"1-1L'ER..'& .CO...‘-..
__Noi_'wa1k, May 1st, ’48. 1 ;» , - «'18
--5N‘. B. There are pei-sons, putting up _tl'i‘es€-.
pumps withoi’i't.t the *g"alvanized"'chai‘tis".‘-' The
:g'g}va'niVzed Chfl.ll.1~l'88"t3l'Dbl8S- zinc or |e_ad,”and no
_ .cnnibof.de_cpiveglVVaft‘e1‘.ii-Vceréfnl"iiispbci7i$ii.‘«
TEASE
..7E’ezo"§’°oivI: and Cantos; Conzpany‘,
HE New York CANTON TEA COMPANY, the oldest and most extensive" ted"
establishinent in America, have established nnugency in Norwalk, and ‘appointed the sub‘-‘
scriber their sole -agent, at whose store the community may be supplied with the purest, moslfra-"
grant and perfect tens to be found in the woi-ld—ClJ
quality, they defy conipetition in price. \Vliei-eever
cured the highest satisfaction, and the continued and eager patronage of
is asked is a fair trial, which we solicit from the citizens of Norwalk. Mas. M. WAKEMAN.’
inn excepted. Besides being unequalled in’
their teas have been tried, they have so-'
the purchaser. All that“
5.1.
—
iiii ESTlBLlSHllENl.«&
. .
F1 ancis BVrady,i~
Watch iTInk.er, -B'4rw.c.H.cr. and
. Silversmith,‘ . _
AS opened a shop on the west‘ side‘
of the bridge, adjoining the store of Chas.‘
Isaac-s, Est ., where he may always be found on:
hand t‘o"att_e_nd to the wants ‘of his friends and’
customers", _wh_o may be assured that their work‘.
will ‘be done _up right and cheap. He has for"
saleii variety" of Fancy Goods, Clocks, Look-L
ing Glasses. ,&c. He manufactures Silver
Spoons, Sugar-tongs, Ladles, Knivesiind Forks,‘
and every variety of Silver .\.lVare'. " "’ »
Silver Coffin Plates madeto .orde"r, and Brit’-‘I
tania Plates always on hand arid handsomely"
engraved at short notice; ' " ’ " -
Clocks and \Vatches repa
and every kind of ‘mending and jobbing do
Norivalk, May 2d, 1848. " "
' t .
I..ac'l1es~
1‘/FAY insure against sickness in the Essex‘
1. Health Company on the following terms :_
ll‘6(l a nd wii no men";
D8.'_
18‘
__i
terns, constantly for sale.
, ECElVED""t.l"1is day, an entire new stock :.
Those paying 3 dollars a year-‘are entitled to 2f
:1 week—-—5 dollars a year, 3 per week, besides’
a share of the profits. For par.ticulars _enqriir"e’
at this office.‘ " " " - ‘
1>.uN'rs, oiiLs aim vxnmisiri
PURE Englisltand American Linseed oil.‘_
Sperm, refined Elephant and \Vhale" oil.‘
Atlantic 1Vliite’Lead, dry and in oil. _
Paris, Chrome, English 6.: Verdigris Grebn.‘
Clirome, French and American Yellow.‘ , ,
Vermillion, Red Lend, Eng. 66 Amer. Red.-
Pruss. blue,'l‘erra de Ciena,Umbei‘,Drop,bJ'lr.‘
-
Coach and Cabinet. varnish, Jappan"fv"ai'ni?sh..
Paint and varnish Brushes, etc. etc." 9 V‘ V
W. _C.' STREET.‘
Norwnlk, April 6. ' '" A
Cloths and Cassimclfcsfa
7]‘-HIS day received a new l_o.t of those good!
. ‘and cliea p‘ French Cloths and »Cassiineres.’_
Also, a splendid assortment of summer gooss for
men’s_. and lioy’s wear. C. "J". GRUMAN. ' _
» An Auction _Lot"— _ _
. F thread Edgings and Laces of the best’"‘
rnanufactures. will be sold at less than‘
oiie-lialf their original cost. Call'so'dn".‘
C. J. GnUM.iiVv.
To Hatters.aV7
T HE undersigned having furnished his fac-'_
A tory with the best of machinery in "every
departinent, and purchasing his cotton" on _t,lie,".
best terms, is enabled to offer hat"tei's" cotton of
every description, and of the best quality at re"-'_
duced prices. Als.o,4cotton batting "of supe"i'_ioit'V
quality adapted for all pui'p0se.s. A(1dl'eS3"". "
ROBERT HOLDEN. Westport."‘
Samplescan be seen'a"t th_e'"store of Mr. Da _
vis Taylor at VVestp"ort. ‘ ’ ' " 3rii*tf18"
*GENI;N. 2§§Af3"IER.-‘*
r:r:o.ri3wAY. iimw Yoi:‘I§:"._ _
TldE I/zree great essentials, ELEGACVI-:',‘ "Ex-‘
cicLLi:>.'cr: and Ecoxonuj, are that" points‘
a.i-rived at, atthis cVstablis.hment. The following".
prices have been fixed upon for his best's't’"3_"le‘ofl~
goods-_- First_q_uality of Beaver Hats V‘ ' 4 50‘
" Second do do "- ‘do ‘" 3 50'
F"’.l'st. .db llfoleskin 4 do
Second do "do ’ do" _ 3 00'
First do Cloth Caps " 1 50:
Second do do do’ ’ 1 00'
. £:"?‘A superb'st’ock of Children‘s Fancy Hats“
of the most elegant materials and beautiful pat-'
V GEN IN, ,
.214 Broadway,—author of the illustrated‘
history ofthe Hat. ‘ . ‘ ‘
" I New York, Ap‘i'il 20, 18482‘
_ HE subscriber 2liav"ingva'ssocia'teV‘d _ClVa"rk M.’
2 : .1Gi'umman with liiiii_ in: business. the’,
business will ,be carrie'd on‘ in ‘th_‘e" mime of
e. iL.‘.DIsBROW,&‘00. ‘ -It is expected by"
‘sea
this“ ‘nri'angein"ent" to enlarge our-Vstock of Goods‘
botli"iii=q‘u‘ant'ity and vai-i'et"y‘;' ‘and to be on»
hand. f0l'""fllt kinds ofjob w"o‘i;k 'i'in’d3wa't'eh"‘re‘-'
pairing- Oui'"wo'rk ‘will ‘all be‘ -wa‘rmm‘sd— to’
giversatisfaction or"th'e‘rr'ioney returnivid‘. A.‘
large _St0ck of new goods‘tl1"is'"_izi'e‘e'l{'.’“v" v‘_:;
" - ~=‘ ?‘"C.' E. DISBR_OW’.'
f N. B. By-‘ this arrangement, it‘wiVll‘l"felnécf.§g."‘
sary that’ all-’ biillsjdue the subscriber should be‘
settled'without'deliiyi"~" ' " C
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