Healthful and Delicious.
'Pei-sons visiting the city through the warm
season should. never fail of visiting I.’iuci-:’s
‘Sons AND Bmza FOUNTAINS, 130 Fulton-st...
Sun Building: That Sarsaprilla Beer. Spark-
ling from the Fountain‘, is not only a delightful
beverage, but one of the most’ pul'if)'lUg and
"healthful drinks that can be used.
E?‘ A I-lartf ord paper says =--“ A me-cllfltlic
of an". city was asked why ll6«!,1dVct'tiSed so
exteiisively? He replied that licjliad increas-
ed his business two thousand dollars. during the
advertistng to the tune of one
A word to the wise
last; year, by
hundred and fifty dollars-
is suf'licieut."
i\Ioa.u. CaUs.im:.——Mr. J. H. Greene, the.
it‘ Reformed Gamblor,"haviiig been so eminent--
ly successful in checking the operations of the
avowed gambling fraternity, has turned his at-
tention to the showing up of the more danger‘
ous, because less suspected, and more spurious
tricks of the lottery people. He has pr ocurred
‘the identical lottery wheel recently used at
l'\V‘ashington, and has prepared a complete the
I-siinile *of tickets, schemes, &c., and will soon
‘coiiiinence his e.\'planatory lectures, showing
‘the o1itrngcous_frauds which can bennd are
“-daily practised by persons who manage these
svvindling schemes called lotteries. in many
parts of the country.‘
The Hartford and New Haven Rail Road
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all the medicines [had ever taken for that distressing
"disorder. I have by the repented use ofyour valu-
able Balsam, been more free of pressiire for breath",
and oppression on the lungs, than I had anticipated,
and indeed conceive myself as cured of. this most
disheartening malady.
I do most cheerfully tender you this acknmxledg
ment, which you will use as yourjudginentdictates.
Argus Oflice, Portland, March 26. 1846.
C. D. MYNARD.
None genuine unless signed 1. BU'I"l‘S on the
wrapper. .
For sale by John A. W'eed.
, Hartford lllutunl lnsm-once Co. . '
JAMES REED. Aoéur. _
Oflicc over the IVcst end of Pcmzoyer t$'.7lIerr2ll’s
Store——2cl doors East. of the Bridge. ~
Orders lefl at the Gazctee Oflicc, in the _absencc
of the subscriber, will receive attention.
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C-rutta Porcine.
't‘l’:r.i-i-ziaated lllzirzliiino i::uiiidiuS-
Dctitati‘ I-‘illiiig, &c.
Saco, Jan. 98.
Mr. l3uow.\':——Sir, it affortled me great pl.:-a.<ure,
to be able to testify to the wonderfulvirtue of your;
._..'U‘:‘l.'lplll‘lll-'1 and Toniato Bitters. I think inv case;
tis one of peculiar iutci'e.~t; tlicrcfore l send you tl_
pcrfcot skctcli ofniy fl-ice before taking your inedi-
'c-inc, and after its use. which you c:iti in.-ikc use of
ifyon see fit. for the benefit of yourself or those»
that are similarly afflicted. l have been for the la.-t.:
four years most severely afflicted with a Hl.'.‘.lOll.
covering my face and part of my body most of the
time. I have l)8t‘,l)'lllItll)lQ to attend to my liti.-‘hie-"5.
during that time I have taken every inediciiic that
has been recommended, and have drank gallons‘ of
the Sarsaparilla Syrup and dccoctioti, all of which
thus not had the least effect upon my disease. At
.»last I was l'0(.'Ollltll(!‘lltl(.‘ll by my pii_vsici:iii?'to _'_{ive
your Sarsaparillii and 'l‘oui:ito liittcrs one trial. as
the had used them with good success in a number of
similar cases. I have used only four bottles, and to
my utter :t.'~:l.()lll.~'lllllClli it has entirely cured me. I
think the cuts \\'lii«:li accompany this will show you
the womlei'ful difl'cren(:e in my appearance. I do
most sincerely rccoimiieiid your iiicdiciucs to all,
t and know they will fiml them a most valuable article.
‘ 1" Your.-1 trulv, 1. RYAN.
A “feed and ‘V. E. Bisscll.
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For sale by J.
i\lARYl.AND.
Snow Hill, Feb. 21.18-ff.
NOTFOR. FOOD, BUT TO AID ’I‘fll'I
SICK.
'l‘{\,,“~'*" ACl1lL\'E BANDS of all widths from g
YVE to 30 inches. These Bands are not af-
fected by oils, grease, acids. or water. They
are considered by all who have Used till‘-1" T0
be superior to Int!’/'u Ruhlier or Leaf/Mr. Also,
Shoes, Solos, Lathe Baiitls, Siir,qcoii’s Splints.
(Rte. Also, ‘»'liip.<, Caries, Umbrella Sticks,
Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps, lfiiiing for Teeth. for
sale by C HARLES A. DURAND.
Agent _/in‘ (he ;'lu2(.-riran G-utta Percha Com-
puity, at the Jcicclry Store of .l"rancis
Brtuly, Normal/.', C-’o7i7zccte'cut.
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Cutlery‘, 4i:~iiais, ‘Iron, stcc I, \‘lVin(lo w
'1-tluss, Paints and Oils.
VVHOLESALE 82: RETAIL.
Opposite Hog/t’s Landing, J\"o7'walk.
HE subscriber is now receiving direct from
the mariufacturers an extensive t1SSUl‘tl'llel1t
of Foreign and Domestic Hardware, &c., which
he offers, either wholesale or retail, on as favor.
able terms as can be purchased in New York.
Dealers and other purcliascrs are requested to
examine the assortment and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Among the assortment may
be found——
Amcrican, and English Rim Knob, Upright, and
Mortice Locks, with Mineral, Glaiss, Pro
claim and Brass Knobs.
Pad, Che-.t, Draw, Desk, Box, Trunk, Till and
Night. Locks. .
Norfolk, Ainerican, Malable, Long, Square and
‘.
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' gr. 3' .
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and see.
Norwalk, April 3, 1848_.
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ry decals.
The 50315 Bar-t’.*:§grc r§7to-re E‘oiieeer.
E believe that it has now become aisettled fact that. DRY GOODS of every clnscr'rp‘=-
tion. can be purchased of a better
other est-ablisliiiicnt in Fairlie,-ld County.
Goods line, will be perfectly satisfiorl oftbo truth ofour stareiuont. _ _
P. S. Just received a fresh supply of New Spring Croods~—u most splendid assortment. Calf
quality. and grunt deal cheaper than at any’
Tlio.-‘e in want of anything in the Dry’
‘G. J. GRU.\‘lA.\'.
ESClltCll(,'0lt Latches.
Parliament. Broad, Narrow, Table, Loose and
Brass Butts.
\Vood Screws assorted from 3-8 to 3 inches.
Eior
A D\2v'l'lf_.LI.\'Cr HOTIS Bsiru
S.‘ _and Outliouscs. bi-longing to E. Puict:
«X2 So)’, situated 50 or 80 rods Nortli of the
Bridge, on the road to l)anbiiry. The premi-
ses are in good repair, with a good well of water
-—-a good garden, fruit trees, shade trees, grape
vines, cui'i'ant: buslics, raspberries, t\’.c. 6:1,‘. It
is situated near the business part of the town.
yet siifficietitly retired to render it a quiet and
agreeable i'osidoucc.
Also, eight acres of land about. a quarter of a
mile north on the Danbury road, under a high
state ofcultivation.
P. S. Should the above pi'opei't_V not be sold
That is, Hi'En’s Pit.i.s are not to be swallowed,
previoustothc 5t'i of August, it will on that
Flat‘, Oval, half round, Mill. Table and Rotiiid
Files. Ilorso, ‘v\"oor.l and Shoo Rasps.
j .»‘.ngcrs t1‘.~.'.~.'0l'it‘<.l from 3-8 to 53 1-1‘ inches.
i ifluglisli and .5.iiit-i'it-an Sliovt.-ls and Spades.
lCas'l‘ Stool, and Plated lloes.
Long and short liandled Manure Forks.
Plows and Plow Czistiiigs.
l-look.-: and llingos, Plate Hinges, Blind Firsts.
Mill, Ci'osscut, \\"ebb, Hand, Back, \‘.'hip and
Kr-\'-liiilo Saws.
I31-outl and Narrow A.\2es.
Ct‘il‘[)(’ltlL.'l‘S :iud Cuopt-rs Ail;/,9.
llraco and Bxtts, liUll(.‘l1 and .\‘Ioulding Planes.
Plane lrons, Stool and Iron Sqiiaics.
A full assoitiiiciit of lron llollow '\Vare.
illrass I\L‘lflt.'.S, _l«‘i'_viiig Paris, Fire Dogs.
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it
let us not forget that the cause of S
.Air on_«_-- an unusually huge stock may he found
lwc would invite iittention. The printer cannot
land c.\'ami_nc for yourselves. Come soon or they’ll be gone.
Another E%.evo1u_tio1i.1l
lace hr
‘ €;~3ri'eat €oiist:eriiatioii in Europe’.
HILE we read of wars and rur.'iors of \.vai's—-of'i"(-wollutions mid national ovei'throvvs}'
ucli tremendou.~i eXi'.'ll’elIlt'IJt in a town, is that it
_ new and splendid assortment of DRY GOODS has just been received by the‘.sub-
,SCl'll)(?l‘ at the old stand of A. M. \\’ard. which he is selling off at prices which defy competition:
some most exquisitly beautiful prints---to which‘
spa re us ilie room to particularize, so just. calll
C EIARLES C. BETTS.
.
\Vagon and (Tart Biixcs. l
day be ofllired at. Public Auction, at ‘.2 o’clock, .\ full a=;soi'tiiiciit‘ol' Table and Pocket Cutlery.l
gfifl
"Com )1!) ' have I-itel ' ex ended '1 rrreat deal of . .
ll 3 l ‘I ,p ‘ E’, ,‘ . by the dozen, morning, noon and niglit, and tlicnf
111000)’ t0 ll!1P|'0\vi0 lJl18|l' l'0Ut0- «H10 T0311 '5 ; by the half‘ dozen. between meals. by way of lunch !
one of the best-in the country. They have ad- A judicious uso—t|ie [)l‘().<Cl'll)el.l nse—willit1\'ari:ibly
. , - aid the sick. tzorrect all derangcnieuts of the systeni
fled a ne“ nnd spleudld Boat ‘"0 the ‘me’ and n and restore it. to a healthy tone and action. Num-
new and powerful Engine. On Tuesday last, 3 bets are daily lcsllfyltlg to their gl'P.:tt value as a gen-
- ~. 'l Faniil Medicine and cs ieciallvin all linrrcrintr
l r n 'om New Haven to S irinwfield ()2 ' 9"‘ ,3’ ,, _ v , , l . . -2 n
t my 11 fl l 1 1° ,( lor Chronic atlcctions. l\o family should be without.
1‘ 1'01“ 7-\‘=‘Wjtlieiii. General Depot, 130 Fulton street (Sun
3 Building) New York.:.l. A. \Veedand N. S. Bailey
lagents, i\orwalk. _
miles) in one hour and 42 minutes.
Haven to Hartford they only occupied 59
‘minutes.
E-’§'°’A young man, 19 years of age, was
convicted in New York, on the 17:11 inst.,
of the crime of biganiy, and sentenced to two
years in the State Prison.
first wife when only 16 years old.
Taking his Time for it —-At one of‘ our‘
-city hotels, :1 bill of fare was handed to
-the respectable looking old gentleman
:from the country, as he was taking his
;seat at the dinner-table. He deliberately
:put on his spectacles, and glancing his
eyes over its conents, folded it up and
put it in his pocket, and at the same time
apologetic-.ally remarking to the waiter
that he hadn’t time to read it then but
would look over it after dinner.
I
Procccdiiiigs of the lioarcl of Vis-
itors of Public Schools.
At a meeting of the Board of Visitors of the
Norwalk School Society, May 26, 1848, present;
Rev. \V. C. Mead, Rev. E. Hall, Stephen Ray-
mond, Storrs ’Hall and ‘E. \V. Stuart,
Voted, unanimously that so much of the rule
adopted May 9th instant as requires the use of
Saunders’ Spelling Book instead of \Vcbsters’
be suspended until further notice.
Voted, That the resolution adopted May 9th,
requiring the introduction of new text books,
adopted for the use of the schools, on and after
June 1st, be so far modified as that when any
new books are required to be introduced into
the schools after June 1st, they shall be froui
the list of the new text books'_
Voted, That the proceeding of this meeting!
he signed by the chairman and secretary, ‘and ‘
pnblislied in the Norwalk Gazette and lfairlield
County Doniocrat.
Voted, That this meeting do new adjourn to
meet at Mr. Halls’ school room, June 9th, 8
o‘clock, I’. M for the purpose of adoptinga
spelling book for the use ofthe schools.
\V. C. MEAD, Chairiiian.
E. \V. STUART, Secretary.
BOOTS.
II. B. Jones, 14 Ann St. New York.
No man can do _a prosperous business, unless
both buyer and seller are benefitted, and $1,000
to $500, that there are not better; Boots sold at
ztlie following prices than I sell-»$500 to -$50,
rthat I sell more fine Boots at retail for cash,
which enables me to sell at such remarkably
low prices—I sell first quality of French Calf
Dress Boots, at $4,520 to 4,75 ; second do. 3,50
to 84,00 ‘ French Patent Lea'.lier Boots, $7,00.
My store is small, my expenses light, and coin-
petition is challenged.
New York, May 1, 1848.
‘2m19
[QP ./llost E.rtraordi'nary ll/ark! £3
The lllzurictl \Voman’s
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
av DR. A. M. MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR or DISEASES or woiinu.
.'Sixth Edition. 18mo. pp. 250- Price 1,00-
He married his .
l bury.
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lDnuniug, Hiram F. Beebe to Ptebecca Hickok,
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the masonry business to whoin good wages will
£’tiart'ica.
l _A,,,__,__, _ ..,_,__ ___., . , ,.-__.. ..-_
g In Ridgefield, by the Rev. Mr. llawley, Jas. [
‘ I-l. Sherwood to Betsey Browning, both of Dan- ;
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ln Betlicl, on the 17th inst. by the Rev. Mr.
all of Bethel.
iota».
In this town, Tliursday May 18th, Jeremiah
P. Keefer, aged 44 years. 6 months.
ln Bethe], on the 19th inst. Zera Hoyt, aged
about ($2.
On the i.’.'3t'li ult. John \Villiams, aged about
65.
In Ridgefield. on the 2.'2d inst., wd. Grum-
mon, aged (59 years.
, l . " l 7 lll%H\\71iE ‘xiii
liillhllllill lttil lliiii. . lt fit .
731' the solicitation of Friends Mr. Ali MES
.) will give a Vocal and Violoncello Concert
consisting of some oftlie most popular songs of
the day, with a variety of other music, on
Tuesday evening, May 30th, at Selleck’s Hall,
at 8 o’clock. Tickets 25 cts. at the Book Stores,
Hotels, and at the door. Children under 12
lialf-price. Seeprograinnie.
Wanted.
NE or two young men from 18 to 20 _‘,ears
of age who have had some experience at
\Vm. S. BOUTON.
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Fairticld Co. Batik,
29th May, 1848. E ‘
] OTICE is liereby giveii to the stcckliold-,
l l. crs oftliis Bank that the annual election
for seven directors for the year ciistiiiig, will be
holden at the Banking House in Norwalk, on
Tuesday, the 13th day of June next.
Poll open from 11 o’clock, A. M. to 1 o'clock. 5
P- M. Per order, '
3t'.2‘2 T. \VARNEll, Ji'., Cashier.
District of Norwalic ss. Probate Court, Illa]; '
81/1, 1848. =
E STATE of'JERl*‘.;VIIA[--I B. 1{EELF.I-1,;
late of Norwalk, in said district, deceaisotl.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six iuontlis
from the date hereof, for the creditors of said
Estate, to exhibit their claims for settlement.——
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time, will be de-
barre'd a recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to SALLY ANN IUCELER,
May ‘29, 1848. ‘.22 Administratrix.
A-'_co'r'1‘oN FA(."i‘ORY
For Sale,
IN VVESTPORT, CONNECTICUT.
O\V in operation, making printing Cloths,
.1. containing thirty Looms and all machin-
be given.
South Nerwalk, May 29th, 1845. f
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25,000 Copies sold in Three Jlfonths .’
Years ofsuffcriiig, of pliysical and mental anguish
to many an afl'cclion:ite wife, and pecuniary difli
(L-ilties to the husband, might have been spared by a
timely possession ofthis work.
It is intended especially for the married, or those
.conteniplating inarriage, as it discloses important.
secrets which should be kuowii to them particu-
arly.
Truly, knowledge is power. It is health, happi-
. nes.-., affluence.
The revelations contained in its pages have pro.
veil a. blessing to thousands, as the innumerable
letters received by the author will attest.
Here, also, every female—the wife, the niotlici', .
the one either budding into womanhood, or the one
It the decline ofyears in whom nature contemplates
an important cliange—can discover the causes,
symptoms, and the most efficient remedies, and
most certain mode of cure, in every climplaiiit to
wbicli her sex is subject.
On the receipt of One Dollar, the “ Married \Vo-
man’s Private Medical Companion” will be sent
mailed free, to any part of the United States. All
letters must be addressed, post-paid, to Dr. A. M-
Mauriceau, Box 1224, New York City. Publishing
Office, 139 Liberty st. New York. 17
LET ALI. VVIIO ARI-‘. AFFLICTED READ
THE FOLLOWING LET'1‘ER.
Mr. Seth W. Fowle:-—-_
Sir-—Having been alllicted for more tlian thigiy
years with the asthma, at times so severely, as to in-
capacitate me from attendance to busiiiesa, and hav-
ing adopted many riiedicines vvitliout any but tem-
pdnry relief’, I purchased about three years since-
of Edward Mason, your agent in this city. several
bottle‘: of Wistar's Balsam "of Wild Cherry, from
tho.o£i'cc_tn of which I obtainedjiore relief’ than from .
, ery necessary for the inaiiufactory of printing
l Cloths, in good order. The Mill is 80 by 40
éwith an additional 18 feet square for Picker
3 Room and Grocery Store, with three Tene-
' ments in good repair for the accommodation of
‘the Operatives, with an extensive Mill pond and
l good stream of \Vater, with about four acres of
lland, sufficient for Gard. us, :1 Cotton Room,
Coal Rooms, Home Slied,and a room for waste;
situated about two miles from \Vestport Land-
ing, where market Boats ply to New York
twice a week, and the mail Stage and Steam-
tboat cominunications render it. a very desirable
T Situation. This property will be sold low, with
l the Macliinery, Looms, and other apparat.us, or
l without the Machinery, should a purcliaser wish
to use the site for other purposes. A further
: description is deemed unnecessary, as any one
' wishing to purchase would view the premises
‘before purchasing. Apply to
HEZEKIAH ALLEN.
\Vestport, May 2nd. 1848.
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Camden, (New Jersey)
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Chartered in 1832.-—Ca11ital $100,000.
HE Camden Insurance Company offer to
l"S1"'6 HOUSES. Stores, Mills Factories,
Barns, and the contents_of each, against loss or
damage by fire, on favorable terms‘.
J. CAMP, Jn_., Agent.
Norwalk, May 22, 1848.
Taken UP
‘ Y the subscriber at \Vestport:, on the 19th
inst. a dark hay Mare, about ten years old,
with 8. small white spot on each side, under the
saddle. The owner will please call, pay char-
geaund take her away. H. NICHOLS.
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afternoon, on the pi'eiiii.<es.
Also For Sale, a Building Lot, opposite the
late residence of.larvis Street‘, decased.
DIay 23, 18-18. tffll
Eievi ems
AY be found at the Jewelry Store of]
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Fraiicis Brad ' ad'oiuinvv the store of
_‘ 3' D
Charles lsaac.~:, Esq.
Norwalk, May “"
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1848, tf91
E4-f:'c.~s?.ui3ciit Sziioona
Eco Crczniin & E.
S. BlCi.’l3DlC'l‘, has opened his Ice
- Cream and l’tcl'i'e.~'liiiioiit lloonis for the
season (private entrance to the Ladies llefrcsli
inont. Saloon from the street) where may be
found various kinds sfPics. vi’/.:
Custard, l7.ais‘n, Punipkin,
Rico, Applo. Mince,
ofall kinds in their season.
Families supplied with I’ics.DoinesticBread,
Tea Cake, Crackers, t3;c. Spruce Boer, flin-
ger Pop, Cream of Nectar and Soda. \Vatcr,
constantly on hand cool from the Sprinv.
May 2:).
Lnniou,
Fruits éic.
. ” . 7 "3’ ,..
Fearless riots,
ECEIVJ-I D this day an entire new stock
53 9% of I-*lat's, Ribbons, Flm\et's, c\'c. for sale
cheaper than ever. C. J. (:}"U.\1AN.
It
A cheapest lot of ;\ccoi'di:iiis, wr: I//in/r. ever
ofl'oi'c(l in Norwalk. _-kl.-io a new and easy in-
striictioti book. C. E. DISB RO\V r'.\’. CO.
H. A. Wiiliamte
.3 AS opened his Select School for the sum-
ii mer term in the upper room,ofthe South
Center Academy,,wlicre he will give instructioii
in the various branches of linglisli education.-——
Tcrms per quartet‘ of twelve weeks.
Norwalk, May 29, 1848.
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, A-‘teal .‘>‘tul.i and \Virc Twist, double barrel (.-‘runs. E
1
are set
lltnitatioii do do. do. L El 5‘
d Sable lron,:
ll~‘in:2 and low priccd single do. do. @ 3 .3 _ . .
‘English,;\inoric:in Swede and Ol '55 at _s _ .. ®/,:.'. . -5 ,».-. .- . ‘ @ , ’, ‘ '
l ’ cw 42>. .. e5.2<,"t ...;i2a,o»..a. ‘.5 lots .on2y1m2.y,.
lCapt, I‘l!!j_’_’_ll>.'ll lilistci: ('lerin:m, ;\IIlC'l'lC{l.l1,tlllLlj
l Sputng f3l't_‘f3‘l,‘tl.<S0l‘i(‘flSIZES. . HE New York (_j_,g~;\j-‘p(j,§;
Aiiiorican and It reiicli \\ indow Glass, assorted’
\; \ '
fi'oni fl. 8 to 1t>'-t"3-I.
,Purc l-l:;tra and No. 1 ‘\.‘.'i1itz-. Lead.
H‘
J. EA COM PA-NY, the oldest and most extensive tee‘
€:<ltll)ll$llIt18l1l in Aim-i'ica, have vstnlilisliod anagmicy in Norwalk, and appointed the sub-
>‘Cl'll391' ‘hell’ 50'?’ =1g<’m.tlf Wliosc stort-: the coiimiuuity may be supplied with the purest, moslfra—'
:_.«: rant and pa/_'/'r3r:t tons to be fo-_i.nLl in the wot-lt.l—-Cliiua excepted. Besides being unequalled in‘
qu:ilit._\‘,tiio.y defy coiiipctition in price. \\"li<-r«.*ovei' tlir.-ir I(‘tlS have been tried, they have so-
CCORDI.-\.\'S.—Tlie> iiii'gest, liest and!
lljiiglisli "Rod, '.Ycllow Ochre, Paris 1-Iiigiisli andl
‘ (lliroiiie G-iemi. 5
iVcrdeg:'::s and Laiiip-l3l:icl:.
J-Concli and (,‘-abinct Varuisli, do. Glue.
Spurn] and Ptcfincd Lamp Oill, Lincccd and
‘. hale Oil, t\'c., (kc.
\VlL.Ll.\3I C. STREET.
Norwalk, May 1, 1848.
ciircd the liiglicst. Stll.lSlll(‘.lltlll, and the continued
;‘{orwalk, Dec. 20, 193-17.
B.-lilfiiliffltili K53 AFR 53' E3343.-it iii T73 {US EUZFI.
(forner If f3rocu/u.'tz_1/ tuzcl /.lIt.'Z-S4’. N. Y.
'2”, _w fig rgii-11.5‘ .\lu;~;euin is the l2tt'_L[(‘SC in .-tun-._t-tea-it
,;3.,',-.‘L,.3,‘;-2,_,‘,-«#5,, ‘-5, J -.55 ,,5;;-',4,;,_r;g,_!;;;,;,, ; . cozitains S('.\'CllS]‘ilcllLllf.l l'lall.~:ovcr.'()0 ft-et
lloiig. llllt,‘.'l with the grozttost variety in the
CUTLERY, &C.
Pi'o'.‘cctioii ll:as:ii'::iiac-.c Con.-isp:aia.3',
So72zc7'ivillc, N. Jcr.cc_2/.——Cnji2'/al $“3()O,(tO0.
WI-IE SUl)SCl'l.')f_‘l' having received the tlgt.‘ll(':\“
I
l
gllra.-“s and from Camllt-. .*5:i(;l;s,
l lroii Cook Pots of all .-:3;/.i-s.
is asked is a fair trial, which we solicit from the citizens of Norwalk.
HI‘ } . _ I I l world of fiii(ls.l3:-asts, l‘aiiitiiigs, Sliel!s,f\liiici'- ;
u siiisciiliei oflors for so 0 as Cn19“l’ "5 als. Lb.'.(2. from (“.'t*.l‘_\' quarter of the globe, and '
four large _«__ri'oLips. size oflife, which l'(-.ill'(‘Sf'lJi. '
fhiui; his Trial before Pilate and Caiplizis; the l
and eatrcr patronage oftbe purchaser. Allthav
Mi-.s. M. VVAKEMAN.
51
ATLA.-\"TIC XVHITE LEAD.
F ULL supply just. 1'(‘.cGlVt‘t.l ‘in ad for sale"
l
2 b} \V. C. S'l‘P.EET.
l\.l.'t_'»' 93,1348.
? c*tJa.'ii‘iv.-£.-';ro:~as,
, if ‘OP. Sale by,
x
-3- \VM. C. STREET.
1 1 “ ""3
; Eliio .rs£atter.s.
, I 5,3‘! HE l‘.lttlt‘l'Sl_é_§llULl having furnished his fac-"
‘ it tory with the best of machinery in every
gdepaitincnt, and ptiiv-lizzsiiig his cotton on the/_
§li<‘..<ti t0I'.'ii.~‘. is enabled to ofi'or batters cotton of
:c\'t-i'y t.lc-..<cription, and of the best. quality at re-
jduced pricos. Al.-o. cotton batting of superior."
quality adapted for all purposes. Address‘
li{()BltIl-‘.'l_‘ HOLDEN, \V7(‘tSlp0l‘i‘.'
Samples can be seen at the store of Mr. D21’-
3m‘*tf18"
».fi‘I£.Y' 1., I848.
HE subscriber having associated Clark M.
Grumman with him in
:l)llSlll(‘$S will be carried on in the numb of
-,C. E. DISBROVV 6.’. CO. It is expected by
llllls arraiigonient to enlarge our stock of Goods
,both in quantity and variety; and to be on’
lltutttl fut‘ ttll kinds Of job work mid watch ro-
§paii'in;_r. Our work will all be warranted to”
‘give satisf'action or the money returned. A-
flargo stock of new goods this week.
(7. E. DISBROWV.
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§vis Taylor at \Vest'poi't.
1
business, the j
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of the above named t-ompany is now
prepared to insure Hottses. llarns, Mill:-:. and
l9‘actories, against loss or dainago by fire.
J. .l'l'.., z’lg,"(:)If,
t\'orwalk,'Couu.
,_liil‘.'l:'~'S and Iron Ilicttliis.
1 f.'ai'vc1':-:, Tiilile and Dcsort lfiiives and Forks.
E.‘:'aiicc and lfiyiiig l’aiis—fw‘ridirons.
j’\‘."asli 'l‘ubs and Bo:a.rd;<—Dooi' Mats.
2'1 tf
jl_}i'usli.~s. (f.‘ast lron i:'uriiacos.
Spitlcrs and Fire. .l)rif;:-.
Sliovels and 'l'r)iigs, Stub .‘:§(-vrlmg,
,\Vindow Glass, Siislics, é:c.,‘6;c.
l ./1ft/lla.s-5-o1't772e/it of Iron (md S/cal.
Engli.-sli lrou \Vagon Tyre, 5'
inch. all tlii(:lnicss.
Eiiglisli do. Cart. do. from 2‘ 1-2 to do.
S\\'etlt-.5 do. do. do. from 21-22 to 3 do.
Aiiiei'icaii do. round .to. from 1 1-4 to 2-9, do.
:\ll10l'lCftll do. sqiiiue do. froml to 3-8 do,
liloop and Bantl Iron, all widths.
Saiith.-.1'soii c\: f.'o's l)(‘,>,'.f quality Cast Steel,‘:3-8
and 3-4 octogoii. and 1 1-4, 1, 3-4, :3-8s quare.
All tliese at‘li(:lcs kept coiistaiitl\_' on hand and
for sale by c HA a.Li-: isA.~.cs.
Noawalk, May 15, 18-18.
_‘RESH C_»\M.P1lENE and l3iii'tiiiig ldluid
H constantly on band; also all kinds ofi
Lamp \\-licks and (}lla.~:s.
C. E. ])l,S'BRO‘.V 6; CO.
Vcstiiiggs iiiziia! §!l'.’2n32‘:t(‘.'.'a' Gxoozis.
_§'UST received anotlicr lot cf those splomlid
ex Silk V estiiigs. Besides a large assortiiient ,
of S'.ttnm£'-t' GUOt.l.‘~.' for fieiitleiiimis’ wear, at the
_\0rzcrz//c Ttulo/‘in._g L'.sz’.(IIilis/inieizt.
rum 1. 1-4 to 1 3-4
Notice.
LL persons having unsettled accounts
with the siibscribcr ofmorc than one _v/car’s
s[(ui(lin_:_r. are requested to call at the office of
JAMES REED, and settle the same.
I-IENIKY HANDES.
Norwalk, May 15, 1848.
I
124? acted to selifi out
, ii. ._Uu
T HE Stock and fi,\'tures of a well fitted up
Gi'ot:c.i'y and Liquor Store, in the mo.<t.
public st;rect in the borougli of Norwalk, and is
doing a very good business. This store does not
want. praising up. It advantageously situated
on the corncr, in front of the square, where all
the New York inarketing business is done.
The reasons for selling out will be given by‘
inquiring of the Slll)S(:l'll)Cl' at the store on the
corner, no.\'t door to Clias. N Clor:k's.
JOHN BURl{A.LL.
Norwalk, Feb. 9, 18-18.
use an
lllfllilf lili§'ll1ihltl{:itlttii‘l'll.
Ersélyr,
\‘t’atclli .li}'.I:l':kC’.l', .1lewcls".ci', amil
§i'ilw:i'siiimitia,
5%’ AS _opeiic(l a. ‘shop on the west side
THE Red House by the Side of if ' of‘tbe bridge, adjoining the store of Chas.
the rival.’ Su-[table fm. one 0,. two, Isttiics, lLsq., where he may alivays be found on
f-“,1,”-ms is m ,.m,t_ ],;,,q,,i,.e M i band to attend to the wants of his friends and
(J-_ E_ DISH ROW & CO..S_ customers, who may be assured thattlicir work
"1lLVhll-I. CO.\ll3S.——A large lot of this
I beautiful and durable article. Also all
kinds of Silver Spoons, Forks. Butterkiiivcs,
Sugar Tongs, 8:0,
C. E. DISBRO\V & CO.
For Sale.
SECOND baud cart. with slielvinvs also,
5 1
a light, one seat spring wagon. Enquire
CHAS. b.I.u.i.or.v.
For Sale:
HE subscriber offers for sale a light two
seat; pleasure Carriage, and single—liar-
ness, on reasonable terms. For furtlier partic-
ulars enquirc of Ai.i~‘ai:D M.~\Li.oar.
Norwalk, April 3, 18-18. 14tf -
To Let.
A
-9*! ‘Ba
case;
Fa“
Blaclai-rig, I-l'or.'<e, Scruliliiiig and \‘v'liitc\\'usli7
l'l‘licy soon accumulate and swell into dollar.-r.
N. B. By this ai'i'angcment, it will be neces-‘
Sfll'_\,'fl1tlt.l1ll bills due the subscriber should be‘
Ottled witlioiit (lf,‘lll_\', C. E. D.
l‘
A can be found in any Cstalilisliiiiciit in l"air—_; t.,.,,,.y C,,,,,_.,.i,,-;.l;le. rare and curious thing in _\,';l.
field county, a l:ii'_gc and (:()ltl[)lt?i.(}zIRSU1'fl1l(‘lliT()l;“I”-,3 0,. _.i_,.,-, “.1,;ch can i,,te,.e5[ 0,. ,,,,',u$e me
._Uar/.lzcu'rc, Cutlc/'_I/, 6,-c., among wliicli niay be‘ ,,,_,i,“(._ ,
l‘Z‘‘'’d’“ ‘ [-lid” ‘-l“""-""3 lt has the greatest coilection of \Vax l"iguros
§"““ll‘l91Pl“ll9AlAa C0l_'lP“5:‘eI _(J1'§l55“1_lllv”1’_““l‘ "ml in the (‘.t)Llllll'_V, emliracing, aiiioiigst others,
uiig is 1:t.lt( .nierzc:ui _. iiso o :1 sizes. =
E,”-éllsll “ml fi““°"§“,‘”‘ [.)""“'l“.‘-_5,jI““lW5" in most beautiful and life-like manner. the Birth
l',‘”""~ J“‘~'l"e §l_“00l“_”l.-‘,5: -llititlla i\i‘~l?'~”ll- l'l“”“--“~ ofour Savior at lxlt-,t'liclmii, in the tiiiiiigi-i', witli
1'’m('‘'’5 and 1’l"'‘' "1 “ll -"V*“'5° :tlio Slit-plierrls and \\"isc Mon offering him
C.O”1C‘"e “ml ‘;"”'”‘”’”,4‘-"‘¥‘;l'* _ (;iifts : the Last Supper of Clii‘isl: and his dis-
g°1‘(:,:“S”“d‘l,\‘°llIlfl5’b,“5ll ,f,l"‘l'"?5‘fG”3C“‘l‘l °""'“- ‘ triples, as tlioy appr-art-d at tho lll(Illl(‘.lll. \\'ll(‘ll
. ' ' “ml 1‘ lll""“" W10‘ -_-““’b,,”““t l""“”°'i ‘”“l"li.r~ told lllf-‘X11 tliati one of thoiii slioiild bctiay
Plow. Common and .‘iIoi'tic.c fzoiiy,-'<»:s.
I'D“ ‘“’Fl5'*0"’l '5"~l"“l_l'<‘~*-‘s -l30"f—‘l-‘-""”“l Tl'.‘2"5*"l“1‘*l"‘»~“-l lliglt l’i'icst. with Orteiital Costuines, with all
Plmn’ boll-‘7 °f“ll -‘"7"’-*f“*’d ‘ll’-“lll'3“-‘“ itlie pt--.<:ulia'.'Iio.s of the J ewisli Poxitificals, and
A large assortineiit of Shell and Auger Bitts. mm ,-;.,-',m,._,- ml).-.5 of the tlifli-_~,i'uiit grades of
Bl'°“(l“ll‘l l"”'l'0‘V A-‘1“-‘V lof Prie.<t.<. C:‘roi‘et'iioi's, Centurion;-', Sci-ilit-.<. 45.34:.
-l‘l'_"” '5l:l'" 1} l~Illlf_-T5 ?ll_l~"l7-L’--_ [P-‘Ml L0CliF-i lit-.si(le= a group of twelve figni'es i't-pirseiitiiig
-["'"lv Ll’_“.’~Il1f. Morticc. Till. Tfunlia C1l‘~‘5Ytl1Hlltlie lnleiiipora‘te l“lllllll\". whit-li riopit-ts signifi-
(,"lill'l{’S (_/‘OlllIl}(ll'l. rl‘il.lllU flllfl Pill'llillllf’llb i3lll‘lS. (1-;|n|]y [hp (ivjlg of Il];:[-(j(\‘g‘|'“(Iin‘g’ nnd (j3l)j£5j[)g
l."lows‘ and 7C‘tl.$i’l.!l_11‘;'S—-3-.l t‘iltl1l'C 'r:ork.<. ‘ [c‘.c.'. vice, ’l‘lm.so figiii-ego;-4. “H com-C1 ,-(.1),-9,-c,.1,,_
Q15? t'_1\’3<'l. l'»“."l3_->'1‘HH1tl -*\H1<?l'- 5l10\'UlSs Stttttlt‘-*3 tions of livin_<_: poi-soiis in every p:irticuiai', as
l>_od lxuys‘ and Sci'ev\'s l‘lS(.'l1:(:llt?OIt aiid Class’, l‘t‘.;lllll't‘.S, costuiiu-s, t‘~:r:., and ltuvr-. been nnivci'-
j“il"l’-‘- If--l'0\‘~'l)?{l'5. U111‘ NW1 -\~‘t|_L’(.t.'! l’>-’IKCS- ',s:-.ll_\,' pi-oiiouirrtr.-.d the most perfect and life like
, IIIHCC. l.alter, .l)o:_r and .[JUCl\ (_.l::'.iii.‘3. l(‘\'t‘l' setfll. and liave rcccivo(l tho lj];'rl}(_-gt um-0-
\Vcll \Vlie:;ls, and Rope. iniiiins of the p'i-p;.<_ O
l 'J‘l.Iose ll>'_‘_tll'E‘~S t'ogi:tliei' with the whole Mitsu-
lum. are to be semi at all liours,-day and night. l
And cvor_\' afternooti and (,'\'0ltltt_(IZl viirioty ofi
splendid pci‘liii'inam:t~s take place in the Lee-i
tiirt.-. liooui of tho Tiliisoiiizi, by the (.'('l'.,‘l)l'tllCtllS
\.':tnl-;oc Poi-soiiizti-1'. f.ir<~at' \\'o.stei'ii,u;id a lat'z'§e
coiiipaiiy ofotlier taloiitod l)ltl'Sl)ilS.
’zeitci'iis Miadle
. , . V .. - ~ .. . .
t\o pains or expt-rise arc .$l)ili't‘Cl to obtain A‘, T the “m“nH‘ lioumll-l‘ b3 an exile‘?
«. _-1. enced workmaii
t~\'t-.i'_v'1’liiiig' Il|i\'('-l and ciit'io:i.-—«.D\‘.'nrfs, f_iiant‘s,
Orziizjg‘ (,)i:t';iii_g';-', t\'c., and ovci'v L‘iil)l‘l. is iiiadr-.
lby the tiiaiiagonii-iit to pm:-'ci've strict ordci‘ and
_._______ ._.C.’5\?:l.l?.*‘E-l§_F;-\’N'-“1iD-
D5i'S."*2€}Ll{J'E‘r'.‘0N.
ldccoruin tlii'ougiiout the entire e;-:talili.<liiiioiit,l fT"'tllE firm of Bcnoilict, Bi-mitt.-,-‘t~:' Co. in’
land make it the pleasure of ladies and f7ltlltll‘l‘lll E the city ofNcw York and New Cana'an,~
las well as goiitleiiioii visiting the city. not only C33. aud_of \Vm. H. Aduius 6.: Co., Chicago,
;to e.\'azuinc the collection of CI.ll‘lO.\‘ll‘l(‘,.~‘. but alsog Mi:-li., was dissolved on the 1st of Januarv last
to \\’itii(-ss ll_io aiiiiisiiig and ('ll.'t.<lf3 t'-ltl(‘l‘i:tlll-ll)_Y mutual consent. V
ino.nts—aud to secure the dcsii-able (Il).j(,‘fIf. the I firm will be used by either of the partners of
E’i'ice (if.-is£3iBE§S.\-E011! tot‘1ir:‘é’»‘.'E:oi<2 Jule lflw 5”” l“ ll‘l“ld“ll"l‘-
. - .. . C. S. BENE I .‘
E Qe cents————ciiildren under 10 years halt EDSON Bl,“§)1g(]:]EY_
3 On the I-‘ourilii of July , _ W°'H_' ADAMS‘ .
' The business will liei'eaft'ci' be continued’by'
ftliestiliscrilicr at the old stand, 246‘Pearl—street,-
; new au(l e.\trailinary attractions will be intro-
I , 7 . . .
oiiced and I u-/or/ounces will lalrc ' lucqcvcr
l l ‘ ' P 3/ New York and at New Canaan, Conn. under‘
the name offieneclict, and Bradley.
hour of the day and evening, from 8 o’clock,_
'A. M. till 12 at: night, ‘ , i T
New fork, Mav 1.3.1847. CALLB BI5*\‘EDICT-
" EDSON BRADLEY.
New Canaan, March 8, 1848.
1650 to 1800?.
OR. incu’s and boy’.< wear of all kinds just
The Ancient. lfiistorical
received and for sale cheap, by
C. J. Gr.iJ.u.-\.\‘.'
fig ORIDS OF NOR\VALK, are ready
*5 ii forsiibsci'ibm's and for sale at the store of
J.-XS. M.-u.LoaY ck? Co.
Also, extra copies of the flfap of Iva)‘;//-¢1[/5".
and the Plan. of (hr: Ancient Set.-’lcm.cn[, printed‘
on plate paper and suitable for framing.
I HALL.
i
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9
3tl9'
T7‘
[.44
7
ii‘ if: Vu’.A Y 'E‘ 0 E A IE‘. N
533 33"?
A F-.. .22.
'5 T is not by saving liiimlreds or fifti.-~_-= that:
most l'ai'iiis~are bought mid paid for. but by:
l)lTl(l0llt'.0 and economy in saving the pennies.
For {sale very Lo‘i.¥;=', ‘
One ‘l8 inch, one :26 inch circular saw and‘
mandrel. C. 62: K.
New .Ar1's.ng‘ei.11e‘nt:i
l if-1E subs‘ci'ibei' has piircliased of C..L.
llaiyiiioiitl his stock of Luuiber, Timber,
dzc. at Five Mile River Landing, where he in-
tends to keep ti. good assortment of Lumber of’
all kinds for building purposes. Also on hand.
Lime, Latli, and Nails of all sizes. All of
which will be sold as cheap as can be purchas-
This appears to escape the observation of uiany
if you can save ten per ceut.., that: is ten cents;
on every dollar you purcliase. \Vhy, it, is an‘
iiiiportaut. item in one year’s trade. The only
way to save this amount is to purchase your
Dry (seeds
at our Store. Ourlpurcliases have been very
large, and we are confident: we have a bcttory
selection of goods than can be found iirauyl
other store in the county, and we offer them
A1 a .Smullcr 1"cr C'cnta_g'c
. __ .. _ _-_.. ..._ will be done up riglit and cheap. He has for
C30th'5 3"‘! C13-‘35i|i3l“.i'<3-5, sale a variety of Fancy Goods, Clocks, Look-
l.lS day received a new lot of those good,
ing Gliisses, &c. He iiiaiiufactiircs Silver
and cheap F'i°ench Cloths mid Cassimeres.’ Spoons. Sl1gt11'-longs. Ladies. lxfllves and Parks,
and every variety of Silver \Vare.
Silver Collin Plates made to order, mid Brit-
tania Plates always on hand and haiidsomely
engraved at short notice.
Clocks _atl_(l \\7at_clics repaired and warra nted.
and every kind of mending and jobbing done.
‘l\‘o_r\v_alk_, May ild, 18-18. 18
I .
Quits !
NE\V supply of double, and single-barrell
Guns, fine and l_ow priced, just i'ece_i_ved
\V. C. STREET.
T:
Also, a splendid assortment. ofsummer gooss for
men's and bo_v’s wear.
Cheese.-
184S, APRIL Salli.
POUNDS superior Cheese. For
saleat; ‘ ' BURRALL’S._'
C. J. GRUMAN.
400
00I{S.—Tlie subscriber has just returned
from New York with a splendid assort-
ment of Books of every description, cheaper
than ever sold before. All we ask is an exam-
ination of our stock" and prices. Call and see.
' ANDREW Sr:Li.i:cK. ‘
3’
April 24th, 1848.
KEGS Pure white Lead, ground in
Oil, manutiictured of the best quality
for sale by XVM. C. S'ri:i~:it:'r.
(_)l(l_ Java; Cotree.
UST received and for sale, a very fine, ar
article of Old Java Coffee.'by the hundi;_ed,
Dried Peaches and Apples,
Than any other store in this vicinitvcan or will
sell tliom. This is not intended for idle talk.
for lllt't'6 is more truth than Poetry in it. it is
not iniportaiit or necessary that we should
enuiiierate the almost ciidlcss variety of new
Goods. \-\7(-. will just say we have iievcr had
so large and beautiful assortiiient as at the pre-
sent time, purcliascd at the 1lll|)l‘(’Ct“('.l(‘l]l(‘.‘(l low
prices of Goods in the Great". Metropolis of
America. Our mode of doing business has
succeeded far beyond our expectations. Our
friends and customers cannot but mark the fa ct
of the great: increase of patronage at this store,
and remeiiiber this has not been done by self-
ing goods at high prices. “"0 have made ar-
rangements to receive
New Goods
Every week i_in_,t_il the 20th of J nly. A few
old goods p-._irchascd last season, we offer 30
per cent. less than last season prices. Satisfac-
tory i'emtiiiei-iitioiis made" in impei.'fecti0ns in
goods, and sell no imperfect ones without inak. .
ing it perfectly satisfactory to the purchaser.
T. &. \V. E. RAYMOND.
ed at any other yard along slfoi'o.- For the‘
truth of which, please call and see.
the W. H. (,‘LEVEI.AN.D.
Norwfilk, (Five Mile 1“.ivcr) May 9, 1848.
Just ll:<:ceiv:r¢'f.
”" ENRY HANDS has just refurnccl from‘
New York with a laige and elegant as-
sortment; of gent-lomen’s Boots, Brogans, and
Slippers. Also, Ladies’ and Cliildren’s shoes‘-
of every variety, combining taste and durabili-
ity ; all of which will be sold on the most fa-‘
vorable terms. Call and see for yourselves.
Norwalk, May 9th, 1848.
Solar Lamps. 0
’ NE\V supply of Solar, Pai:loi', Hanging.‘
and Side Lamps, embracing several new‘
patterns just received by \V.- C. STREET.
April 24th, 1848. .
R. HILL will be happy to see bio
. friends. and respond to all their cells in‘t-ho‘
or less qi_m.ntit.y, very cheap, at UST re;'eeived_, and for sale by
\Veat.port, May 20, 184.8,. ' .4
o k) «In RI‘
l
New Canaan, May .3. 1618, ‘ =\.vay‘'of his profession. '
The means of the late‘
Norwalk Chronicler