"ly injured.
‘solution of Corrosive Sublimate, from a bottle
vemesis.
totcontrol her, and she appealed to the syinpa-
.;thies of the audience against their rudeness,
~ of her re marks.
gym; city west, and none received from the
_ DEPUTY SHERIFFS.
Sheriff IJAACS has appointed Albert Seeley
of Stamford, James Reed of Norwalk, Philo
\V. Joties ‘of’ \Vestp'ort, Daniel S. Bartram of
Fairfield,’ ‘Isaac H. Whitiiey of Bridgeport,
Horace Fautop of Westoa,’David D. Wildliian
of Danbury, Williaui Lee of Ridgefield. John
\Vari'en of N ewtown and Alanson Lyon Of Red-
ding as his deputies for this County. More
judicious or isatisfactory appointments Could not
have been made; \Ve are gratified at the gen-
eral expression of satisfaction not only of our
own citizens but of those in the neighboring
towns, at the selection of Mr. James Rced.—
It must be pleasing to our worthy Sheriff, as
also to the incumbent, to note the universal ap-
proval ofliisappointinent. \Ve could not name
a iii‘o'i'e efiicioiitnnd energetic ofiicer, or one
possessing to a greater extent, the confidence of
his fellow citizens.
BEAT IT wiio cA.\'.——\Ve have been presen--
ted with usovernl “mammoutli” strawberries,
from the garden of Sherifi" Isaacs, the largest
three inches and a half in circumference! Also,
a' plate from the garden of, Mr. C. E, Disbi-ow,
nearly eq'ual to the foriiier in size and nltogetli-
‘erahcad in point ofzzuiiibcrs. If any body can
-beat either, we should like to have some tangi-
'ble evidence of the fact.
DAGUERRIAN GALLERY.
Mr. \Vm. A. Allen, Dagnerreotypist, has
dieen induced to remain in town one week lon-
ger in order to fulfill his engagement with our
citizens. Those wishing correct likenesses of
themselves or fiiends will be obliged to make .
an early application as his stay is limited to the
present week.
ADVERTlSli.\'G.
\Ve trust that none of our business men will
‘fail to read the article on our outside enti-
.tled “ Reforin" by Horace Greely, as it con-
tains many valuable hints.
PROPERTY'FOR SALE.
It will be seen by an advertisement in another
column that the house and lot belonging to Mr.
P. H. Brown of Stamford, recently occupied by
the Rev. Mr. Hawley at South Norwalk, is for
sale. This propert.y is pleasantly located near
the steamboat landing and the railroad depot
that is to be. It can now be obtained at a bar.
gain, and must become a very valuable property
in short time.
NEW Cuuac-n.—The Society o‘f;'t'l1e North
Congregational Church, in Bridgep_ort., we
learn from the Farmer, have decided to erect
ll new edifice upon the site where the old church
now stands. It has not yet been conclusively
determined whether it shall be of biick or
stone- The cost is to be about $25,000. Nearly
the require d amount of funds has already been
raised.
_____.._._______.
Efwe are indebted to our neighbors of the
Stamford Advocate for telegraphic news of the
proceedings ofthe convention, “in advance of
the mail.”
._
F5? The letterof our coi'respondeutJ. \V M.
New York, although embracing some plain
truths. is not very judicious and the writer,
we think, upon due reflection would regret its
publication.
________._________—
Accinn-.\'a:.——A letter in the 1’. Y. Tribune,
ffrom Salisbury, states that Mr. Frederic Bar-
nett, a young man engaged in miningin an iron
.ore pit, was killed on the 2d inst. by the falling
in of a bank of earth. He was covered about
4 feet, was taken out in about 20 minutes, en-
tirely lifeless. One or two others were slight-
_._______._________
Lamzr. YOUR Bun BUG Po1so.\*.——An Irish-
man in Ansonia, says the Derby Journal, last
week, swallowed through mistake for the
"‘ critter.” halfa tumbler full of strong alcoholic
standing in the pantry, which produced sudden
The usual antidotes were freely
given and no serious results f0ll0W°d-
L?Abby Folsom made herself very con-
spicious in the anti-slavery meeting in Boston-
Her dress was torn in the efforts of the officers
-exhibiting the mutilated dress in confirmation
5?“ The Rev. Ivory Clarke, missionary to
Africa. of the American Baptist Union, died
April 24th, on his passage to this country. His
wife and child were with him. His death was
-caused by exposure and exertion in the course
-of his missionary labors of -‘ten years in the
African climate.
.__
The Albany Journal states, that, on and
after Sunday next, no mail will be sent from
-west, on- Sunday. The Post Office will be
ppen only from the hours of 8 to9o‘clock,
_'forenoon.
______________.___
E$'Francis Bacon, Maj. Gen. Div. Conn.
Militia; has tendered an invitation to “every
aI0lunte6l' company in Connecticut, to attend
.the ceremonies of laying the National Monu-
- meat, which takes place, July 4th, at \Vi1sh-
ington.
_______,._______
E?’ A fire broke out on the 1st inst.,in Allen-
town, Pa., which destroyed about eighty build-
ings. Loss estimated at $250.000- Almllt 0116
.third of the property destroyed was insured.
________________
-Da_owx1-:I).——An old man named James Way,
says the New llaven Palladium, while oyster-
ing in the river near the ship-yard, on Thurs-
. day last. fell overboard from his boat and was
drowned, It is supposed be was seized with a
in. ‘
f’ ‘V
—- " --'-~"- .-._..... .—.- .
« /
I? The New Yorlzr Tribune of yesterday
says that, we have 1!», eport that Hon. Martin
Van Buren has consented to accept a nomina-
tion for President at theihands of the Free Soil
Democracy. If he does. he will probably poll
a large vote in several of the Free States.
@ The annual election for City Officers
in New Haven, on Monday of last week, re-
sulted‘ in the ‘election of I-lizxar Przcx, for
Mayor, by a majority of 9.
A newspaper has been started in Mound-
ville, VVesterii Virginia. to be called the Crisis,
to bedevoted to Emancipation. I
i-3?‘ Kipp dc Bi‘own’s Omnibus Benefit in
New York. on Thursday last, amounted to the
handsome sum of $3,641 39.
E?‘ Hon. John J. Crittenden, Senator from
the State of Kentucky, will resign his seat as
;a member of the Senate, in the course of a
few days-—bcing the \Vhig candidate for Gov-
ernor of Kentucky.
E???‘ \Ve leiirn from the Bridgeport Standard
that the Great Hotel, in Fairtield, is to be
opened on the 20th inst., under the direction of
Capt. F. Black,
E? A witty exchange announces Gen. Cass’s
resignation of his seat in the U. S. Senate as
his final retirement from public life.
‘ A petition is cii'.cu-latiiig in Ohio, for the
removal of the seat of the National Government
from \Vashington to Cincinnati.
L?‘ The Troy and Saratogii Railroad Com-
pany is laying new rail, and expect to complete
the work by the first of August.
§ The ratification of the treaty of peace,
announced in our last is confiimed.
$7 No material alteration has taken place
in the markets, since our last. The stock mar-
ket however is a little more buoyant,
_ Publications.
\Ve have received the June No. of the Mothers
Magazine, an invaluable work which should grace
every domestic circle. Published at 116 Nassau
st. at the low price of one dollar.
Robert Merr "s Mu seam is on our table, as av
) .
All of our little friends are
and sprightly as over.
well
acqiuiiiilc d with the venerable. Peter I-‘arle_v,
the .l\Iui~‘(3lllll is full ofliis flllll1_Y:'Sl.01‘l€S, and we do
not see but you will have to send on your dollar
and :~‘LIi.‘:=Cl'll)C for it.—-new is just the time, as the
new volume commences with the next No. Pub-
lislicd by S. 0. Post, 110 Nassau st. New York .
P:'icc’s Hygemii Altei'ntivc—pure—
ly vegetable——-the best general laxative ever
known. Approval warranted ifused as direct-
ed. General Depot, 130 I‘-‘ulton—st., Sun
Buildings, N. Y. Sold by J. A. \Veed. and
N. S. Bailey,‘ Norwalk, price :25 cents per box
of 38‘ to 40 pills.
Ilealtlifuil and Delicious.
Persons visiting the. city througli the warm
season should never fail of visiting Pi1ici:’s
Sons AND Blsizu FOL‘--.\"1‘A1-.\'S, 130 l~‘ulton-st..,
Sun Building. That Sarsaprilla Beer, spark-
ling froni the Fountain, is not only a delightful
lievefcagc, but one of the most purifying and
healthful drinks tliat. can be used.
550011.‘.
E. B. Jones, 1111 Aria: St. ‘New You-_k.
No man can do a prosperous business, unless
to «$500, that there are not better Boots sold at
the following prices than I sell——-‘$500 to -$50,
that I sell more fine Boots at retail for cash,
which enables me to sell at such i'eniarka.‘il_v
low pi-icos——I sell first quality of French Calf
Dress Boots, at S4,50 to 4,75 ; second do. 3.50
to S’-1,00 ‘ I*'rench Patent Leather Boots, $7,00.
My store is small, my expenses light, and coin-
petition is challenged.
New York, May 1, 1848. 2tn19
5:7‘ Jlfost Ea3trao7‘d1'.iiary I/Vork .’ .=-Cl]
The Iliarricd \Vomnn’s
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DR. A. M. MAURICEAU,
raorcssoa or DISEASES or vvomzv.
Sixth Edition. 18nio. pp.250. Price 1,00.
25,000 Copies sold in Three ]l’Ioiil/is .’
Years ol‘siifii-,-riiig, of physical and mental anguish
to many an afi'cctioii:itc wife, and pecuniary difti
culties to the husband, might have been spared by a
timely possession oftbis work.
It. is intended especially for the married, or those
contemplating iiiarriage, as it discloses important
secrets which should be known to them particu-
arly. ,
Truly, knowledge is power. It is health, happi-
ness, affluence.
The revelations contained in its pages have pro.
ved :1 blessing to thousands, as the innumerable
letters received by the author will attest.
Here, also, every female—the wife, the mother,
the one either budding into womanhood, oifithe one
u the decline ofyears in whom nature contemplates
7
an important cliauge—can discover the causes,
symptoms, and the most efficient remedies, and
most certain mode of cure, in every climplaint to
which her sex is subject.
On the receipt of One Dollar, the “ Married W0"
inun’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
illlirb.
Horace Sturdevant, aged 28 years.
.
- II anted. .
AN Y number of customers to buy cast iron
. fence. Price from four shillings to one
dollar pr foot, all put up. Apply. at the Nor-
walk Iron Foundry. CAMP dc KENNARD.
junel12, 1848. ’
IMBA LIBS SCYTII BS.-The best
in marliet, for sale at OL.\!E'fEAD's-.
both buyer and seller are beiiefitted, and $1,000,
In this town, on Thursday -last, the wife of
“ To‘ Country lYIel'cIIIillllS‘.”
E. OLMSTE AD is agent for the sale of
5 0 carpet warp, ‘cotton twiiie. cotton wick-
ing, cotton batting, and hat‘.er’s cotton. at fuc-
tory prices. june 12, 1848.
lllllllli ll’l..ll\‘llllll€’l‘llRl:lll.
HE subscriber continues to manufacture
- at the Stone Factory, Georgetown, wool
into satinett, fulled cloth, cotton and woolen
fiunnels. He has on hand the largest and best
assortment ofcloths to be found in this county,
among which is some superior French bread-
cloths which he will exchange for wool. Spin-
ning done by the run or pound and the yarn de-
livered reelctl or double and twisted forstockings.
Cloth dressed to order and all work V\’?ll'l'l‘l1‘li6(l.
. RICHARD EVANS.
Georgetown, (\Vilton,) June-10, 1848. 6t.‘24
FLOUR
PY theload or less quantity. at
3 S. E. Ot..\rs'ria.\o‘s.
District of Normal]: .93. Probate Court, June
10th, 1848.
E STATE ofURIAI-I REE D,late of New
. Canaan, in ‘said district, deceascrl.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six months
from the date he;-eof, 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-
barred a recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay-
mentto
EBENEZER SELLECK, Exec-
JOSEPH SJLLIMAN. utors.
FOR SALE, OR TO LET,
UNTIL the first. ofApi-il next, the dwelling
house and premises of 1’. H. Brown, lately
occupied by the Rev. Z. K. Hawley, at South
Norwalk. Inquire of Mr. George Seymour,
opposite the premises. On the premises are a
great variety of fruit, such as cherries, plums,
apples, pears, grapes, rasperry, currants, &c.
4t’-'*23tf P. H. BROWN.
Stamford, June 6th, 1848.
Powder.
KEGS first quality blasting powder,
just received, and for sale cheap,——-
Also, sporting Powder, of every quality, for
sale only by S. E. OLMSTX-ZAD.
AGON FOR SALE.—A Cheap, sec-
ond hand Pleasure VVagon. J. R1-ZED.
‘VAGON FOR SALE.—Enquii'e of
CHAS. C. Bl-:'1‘TS.
CODFISH.
C ODFISH by the quintnl for sale by
CHAS. T. Lcoxaan.
3
Moses.
ELLECK has just received a large supply
of the latest and most popular airs, glees,
songs, ducts, «Sic. (‘cc , which he now offers to
his custonicrs at bargains. june 6.
ivL\cKm:nL
lN bbls. half and quarter bbls. at
OLus'ri-:An’s.
FESUR.
LOUR constantly on hand and for sale as
cheap as the cheapest, by
C. '1‘.
Wanted.
620 FIRST RATE BOTTORIERS on
1\Ien’s and Boys‘ common calf pegged
Boots, and on best work of Men’s and Boys’
kip pegged Boots, to wliom the highest wages
and constant employment will be given.
JAMES PUNDERFORD.
New Haven, June 1st, 184.8. 3123
Li-:o.\'Aan.
'§‘U§€i'f 5 ll’ 5 5153.0
$17‘ superior quality,
at
S. E. O1.us'r1‘..i1i‘s.
smiiiainrz Goons.
-OR men's and boy’s wear of all kinds just
received and for sale chca p, by
C. J. GRUMAN.
SCYTHES, SNATI-IS, RAKES, «Ste.
20 doz. Kiinball’s r:elebrated Grass Scythes.
ll) “ P;".ent. and coiiiiron Siiatlis.
30 " Hav ’.akes, some very superior.
30 “ Austins’ Rifles.
‘20 “ SuperiorScythe-stones.
Hay and manure Forks, Stub—scytlies, (Sac.
&c., for sale to dealers, or at retail, on favorable
terms by VVm. C. STREET.
June 6th. 1848.
I received and for sale cheap by
S
Cans. T. LEONARD.
Noewalk, June 6, 1848.
Scyliiecs.
CYTIIES, Scythe Smiths and Rifles, just
F:lil'fiC!(1 Co. Bank,
NORWALK, June 1st, 1848 i
DIVIDEND.
VEVHE President and Directors have this day
- declared a divide id of four per cent. on the
capital stock ofthis Bank out of its earnings for
the six months ending 31st ult. payable to the
stock-holders on demand. By order
"33 T. \VAR.NER, Jr., Cashier.
MOLASSES.
TEVV ORLEANS Molasses in bbls. for
sale cheap by C. '1‘. LEONARD.
Norwalk, June 6, 1848.
CIEUSEPH} SUGAIK.
BBLS. Crushed Sugar, first quality, for
sale very low by CHAS. T- LEONARD.
Norwalk, June 6, 1848.
Wanted.
0 NE or two young men from 18 to 20 years
ofagewho have had some experience at
the masonry business to whom good wages will
be given. \Vm. S. BOUTON.
South Norwalk, May 29th, 1848. 22tf
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Fairficlil Go. Bunk,
29th May, 1848.
OTICE is hereby given to the stockhold-
ers of this Bank that the annual election
for seven directors for the year ensuing, 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,
P. M, Per order, I ,
3t22 T. VVARNER, J r., Cashier.
For Sale
SECOND hand cart with shelvings, also.
a light, one seat spring wagon. Enquire
M ' C-ll/ls. Maptoay,
of
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Hartford Mutual Insurance Co.
JAMES REED. Aer:-.\"r. "
Oflice pt‘er the W'est and of Pennoyer £§-II’.-'err2'll’s
*5107'€—2d door East of the Bridge. ~
Orclers left at the Gazetee Oflice, in the absence
of the sub-99711187‘. will receiee attention.
3
Guess Percha
t’Vai'i'.amted Machiiit-é Banding, ’
Benita! Fiiliiig, 45cc.
ACHINE BANDS of all widths from J»,
to 30 inches. "These Bonds are not af-
fccted by oils, gi°ease,_acids, or water. They
are considered by all who;have‘used them to
be sup(‘l'lOl' to Inclio. .f?'u.bbc'r or Leal/icr. Also,
351063. Soles, L7liIlOiB’ll}CS, Sui'geon’s Splints,
550- N90. Wliips,,C'-anes, Ull’lbl'éllfl Sticks,
BOOTS» SHOES. Hats, Caps. Filling for Teeth. for
Sule by CHARLES A. DURAND,
Agent for the x1ni.er2'can Gutta Perchiz Com-
pany. at the Jewelry Store of Francis
Bracly, No-rwal/c, Connecticut.
Elle: Sale
A D\VELLING HOUSE, Barn
.. _. Rod Outhouses, belonging to E. Paici-:
55 -30-‘la situated 50 or 80 rods North of the
Bridge, on the road to Danbury. The promi-
ses are in good repair, with a good well of water
—-a good garden, fruit trees, shade trees. grape
vines, currant. bushes, raspberries, écc. dcc. It
is situated near the business part of the town,
yet sllfficlently retired to render it a quiet and
agreeable residence.
Also, eight acres of land about a quarter of a
mile north on the Danbury road, under a hiali
state of cultivation. B
P. S. Should the above property not be sold
previous to the 5th of August. it will on that
day be offered at Public Auction, at 2 o’clock,
afternoon. on‘the premises. -
Also For Sale, ii Building Lot, opposite the
late i'csideiice of Jarvis Street, decased.
May 23, 1848.
A C()'l"i‘0N F.-‘ea ‘TORY
For Sale,
IN WESTPOR1‘, CONNECTICUT.
OW’ in operation, making printing Cloths,
containing thirty Looms and all machin-
ery nece.ssary.for the miinufactory of printing
Cloths, in good order. The Mill is 80 by 40
with an additional 18 feet square for Picker
Room and Grocery Store, with three Tene-
incuts in good repair for the accommodation of
the Operatives, with an extensive Mill pond and
good stream of \Vatiei-, with about. four acres of
land, si.if’fic-ient for Gard ns, 21 Cotton Room.
Coal Rooms. Horse Shcd,and a room-for waste;
situated about two miles from \Vestport Land-
ing, where niarket Boats ply to New York
twice a week, and the mail Stage and Steam-
boat commuiiicatioiis render it a very desirable
Situatioii. This property will be sold low, with
the Machinery, Looms, and other apparatus, or
without the Macliiiiery, should a purcliascr 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
I-IEZEKIAH ALLEN.
\Vestport, Way 2nd. 1848.
DR. 'I.‘0\VNSEND’S
Compound Extract of S(ZI'S(Z]77'fll(l.
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-THIS highly valuable and popular medicine
for the removal and pei'nianent: cure of all
diseases arising froui an impure state of the
blood. or habit. of the systein, can be obtained
at the store of the suliscribers, who receive it
direct from the Principal Office. in the city of
New York. T. L, & J. R. PECK.
Norwalk, May 15, 18-18.
Levi Clark -
:1‘; A? be fouiid at the Jewelry Store of
v I.‘-1'l1ll(:lS Brady, adjoining the store of
Charles lsaacs, Esq.
Norwalk, iVIay 2:‘, 1848,
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Eco &;‘ii'ctim 4': i‘.t:cf:'a'3.-isiiituciit Saloon
S. BENEDICT, has opened his Ice
0 Cream and Refresliinent. l-looms for the
season (private entriiiice to the Ladies Refresh
nicnt Saloon from the street) where may be
found various kinds sfPies, viz:
Custard, Raisin, Pumpkin,
Rice, Apple. Mince,
ofall kinds in their season.
Fainilies supplied with Pies.Domest.ic Bread,
Tea Cake, Crackers, (kc. Spruct Beer, Gin-
ger Pop, Cream of Nectar and Soda XVater,
constantly on hand cool from the Spring.
May 23.
Ladies’ Hats,
ECEIVED this day an entire new stock
of Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, &c. for sale
cheaper than ever. C. J. GRUMAN.
Lemon,
Fruits &c.
Protection! H3lSlll'iilI{'.C Coniipaniiy,
Somcrville, N. Jcrsc_i/.-—(,"apital $200,000.
T ‘HE subscriber having received the agency
of the above named company is new
prepared to insure Houses. Barns, Mills. and
Factories, against loss or damage by fire.
J. CAMP, Ja., Agent,
Norwalk, Conn.
Vestings and Summer Goods.
UST received another lot cf those splendid
Si‘k Vestings. Besides a large assortnieiit
of Summer Goods for Genilemens’ wear, at the
Norwczlk Tazlloring Eslablis}zm,ent.
21tf
Notice.
ALL persons having unsettled accounts
with the subscriber of more than one ,1’/ear’.s‘
staiicling. are requested to call at the office of
JAMES REED, and settle the same.
HENRY HA-NDES.
Norwalk, Way 15, 18-18.
‘ILVER CO-MBS.—A large lot of this
beautiful anrl durable article. Also all
kinds of Silver Spoons, Forks. Butterlmives,
Sugar Tongs, &c.
C. E. DISBROVV &. CO.
For Sale.
HE subscriber offers for sale a light two
seat pleasure Carriage, and single-haiu
ness, on reasonable terms. For further partic-
ulars enquire of ALFRED iVIALi.our.
Norwalk, April 3, 1848. 14tf
' Cloths :iiu<i Caiissiiiim-i'cs,
II‘ HIS day received a new lot of those good
and cheap French Cloths and Cassimeres~.
Also, a splendid assortment of summer gooss for
men’s and boy’s wear. C. J. GRUMAN.
Taken Up
Y‘ the subscriber at W'est.port, on the 19th
inst. a dark bay Mare, about. ten years old,
with _n small white spot on each side, under the
saddle. The owner will please call. pav char-
ges and take her away. _ 1-I. NICHOLS.
Westport. May 20, 1848. _ 94
.l;1gi_iir {sale very Low, _
One 18 inch, one 26,_inoh circular saw and-
ma.;;_d_r_el, C. ‘C K.
complaint.
This remedy not only cures the disease, but
stores confidence and creates capital, and is a
Call at No. 11 Main-Street.
N. B. No charge for advice.
he would be h t b ll f- 1 . .- _ -
3;;
~ _ HE subscriber would respectfully announce to the citizens of Fair-field.Couiit'Iy' thug‘
assures them that he effects a safe and speedy cureof this wide s_pl?fldlDg and distressing. '
destroys all liability"to contract it again. ItLrg.
lasting source of real ha ppiness and unalloyedl
pleasure to all those who follow the presci-ipti n. Th -' ~ “ ' ' .
attention ofladies and gentlemen to this wondeiiful e subscuber would I-:,(_ndm"y'm"te thd
Specific for znflatzng the purse.
e. _c'. i3s'r'1'~'s'.
Tremendotis
EB@T%&‘
E believe that it has now become a s
and see.
Norwalk, April 3, 1848.
AS I
scriber their sole agent, at whose store the comii
cured the highest SllblSIllCl‘l0l1, and the continued
Norwalk, Dec. :20, 1847.
ry
The {Nd Bridge Store Foreeer‘.5
tion. can be purchased of a better
other establishment in Fairfield Count . Tl ‘ '- f ' ‘ A
Goods line, will be perfectly satisfied of the truth if our :f:teedibiif.dDt 0 anything m the "Dr,
P. S. Just received a fresh supply of New Spring Goods-a most splendid assortment.
Exeitementf
aads.
ettled. fact that DRY GOODS of every descrip-‘
quality, and great deal cheaper than at any
9. J. GRUMAN.
TEAS!
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JV°eio E’°o-rls aired Canton Tea Company,
WHE New York CANTON TEA COMPANY, the oldest and most extensive tea‘
- establisliment in America, have established anagencv iti Norwalk, and appointed the sub-
iunity may be supplied with the purest, mostfra-"
grant and poi;/"cc! tens to be found in the woi-ld—China excepted. Besides being unequalled in‘
quality, they defy competition in price. \Vliei-eever their teas have been tried, they have so-
and eager patronage of the purchaser. All that'-
is asked is a fair trial, which we solicit from the citizens of Norwalk. Mus.» M. Vv"AK1-zmax.
51;
GROCERIES SELLING OFF
At Cost.
JOHN BURRALL, wishing to close his
busincss, now offers to the public, a fine
assortment. of \Vines, and other liquors, the
following list. coiiiprises a part, viz:
WINES.
Old Maderia \Vine
" “ “ 2d quality
“ Tent-riffe and Lisbon, 2d quality
“ Port \Vine "
“ Sicily Maderia "
“ Sweet Mai-sailes "
“ I\'Ialaga'Sh_erry “
BRANDY.
Old Otard Brandy, 4gl proof
H Pale u it
“ “ “ reduced
A few bottles Old Otard Brandy 8 years old.
em.
Holland Gin—a few bottles 8 years old
amt.
Pure St. Croix Rum
" “ “ 2d quality
St. Cl'OlX Rum, 3d proof
Old Jamaica Rum.
CIDER ‘BRANDY.
Old Cider Brandy—old Monongahela.
Count.-\Ls.
Noya u—Clierr_v Brandy.
DRY Gr.oci:r.ii::.
A cheap lot. of young Hyson Teas: a lot of
Sugars cheap. Likewise Martin‘s Matcl'ics, a
very superior article; and many other articles
in the vai'iet.y line. '
N. B. Persons wishing to get a supply of
pure liquors at. cost, for family use", and faiiners
that would like to provide for haying and bar-
.vesting. will see it to their advantage to em-
brace tlie present opportunity as the like
chance is rarely to be met. with.
JOHN BURRALL.
Norwalk, June 1, 1848.
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\VAY 'l‘0 EARN
A Faun.
T is not by saving hundreds or fifties that
inosl. farms are bought and paid for, but by
prudence and economy in saving the pennies.
They soon accumulate iind swell into dollars.
This appears to escape the obse'i'vatioii of many
if you can save ten per ceiit., that is ten cents
on ‘every dollar you purchase. \Vh_\'. it is an
important item in one year’s trade. The only
way to save this amount is to purchase your
' Dry Goods V '
at our Store. Oui",purchases have been very
large, and we are confident we have a better
selection‘ of grinds than can be found in any
other store in the county, and we offer them
At a Smaller Per Cenlage
Than any other store in this vicinitycan or will
53]] theln. This is not intended for idle talk.
for tlii-re is more truth than Poetry in it. It. is
not important or necessary that we should
enumerate the almost endless variety of new
Goods. \~Ve will just say we have never had
so large and beautiful assoi-tment as at the pre-
qent time, ourciiased at the unprecerlenterl low
prices of Goods _ _
t\rnel'lCt'l. Our mode of doing business has
succeeded fm. beyond our expectations. Our
friends and customers cannot but mark the fact
of the g,.e..,f, ‘increase of patronage at this store,
and reuiemberthis has not. been done by sell-
’ ' rices. VVe have made ar-
mg goods at ngi p
rangements to receive
New Goods
Every week until the 20th of July. A fey’
old goods purchased last season. We 058? 00
per cent less than last. season prices. Sa;tisfac-
tory rernunerations made in imperfections in
goods, any sell no irppeyfectt oples withptgtégpak.
in it erfectly satis actory 0 ie pure? _» - -
g P T. & W. E. RAYMOND.
New Canaan, May 5, 1848.
'1‘ ill}
somcilning that the People are not
aware of.
geimrally _
HE.Sub-sc,.;},e,,-9 ai-enow prepared to cast
I and put up Iron fence of hand.-:ome put-
in the Great. i\’Ietropolis of
ATL ANTIC VVHITE LEAD‘.
FULL supply just. received and for sale’
- )
- W. C. STREET.-
May 23,1848-.
cUL'1'1v.a'1'oii:s,.
FOR Sale by,-
WM. 0. STREET.
To Hatters‘.
Vi‘ HE undersigned having furnished his fad’-’
tory with the best of machinery in every
department, and purchasing his cotton on the’
best terms, is enabled to of-‘fer batters cotton of‘
every description, and of the best quality at re-
duced prices. Also, cotton bolting of superior’
quaiity adapted for all purposes. Addi-egg
ROBERT HOLDEN. \Vestpo:'t.
Samples can be seen at the store of Mr. Du‘
vis Taylor at W'estport.. 3m*tf13<
stay 1, raee..W
»HE subsciibcr having associated Clark M.’
_ Grumman with him in business, the
business will be carried on in the name of’
C. E. DISBROIV (3: CO. It is expected by
this ari'angcment to G-l1lill‘_'-.29. our stock of Goods’
both in quantity and variety; and to be on
liaiid for al- kinds of job work iii.d watch re-
pairiiig. Our work will all be wiii-rained to’
give satisfaciioii or the money returned. A
large stock of new goods this week.
C. E. DlSBRO\V.
N. B. By this ariungeinent, it will be neces-
sary that all bills due the SUl7ECl‘il)[‘-1' slinum be-
settlcd without delay, C. E; D_
P:n!l{‘l‘llS fiiruict «
.5 T the Norwalk Foundry, by an experi-'
enccd workman
CAIVIP 6.’. KENNARD.
l)§S.'s’0LU’E‘i0I\7-.
HE firm of Benedict, Bradley <56 Co. in‘
the city of New York and New Canaan,-
'Ct., and of \Vm. H. Adams ('56 Co., Chicago,-
Ill., was dissolved on the 1st of January last
by mutual consent. The names of the late‘
firm will be used by either of the partners of
the late firm in liquidation. _
C. S. BENEDICT.
EDSON BRADLEY.
. _ V’. H. ADAMS.
The business will hcij_eafter be continued by
thesulisc’i'ilier at the oldystand, 246 Pearl-streetp
New York and at New Canaan, Conn. under‘
the name of Benedict and Bradley. ,
. . CALEB S. BENEDICT.
' EDSON BRADLEY.
New Canaan, March 8, 1848.
-1559 to 1800.
The Aiimimit I-list-orient __
P ECORDS OF NORWALK, are ready’
-§ for subscribers and for sale at the sto1'e of
JAS. MALLORY & Co.- ' p
Also, extra copies of the Map of Norwallcg
and the Plan of the Ancient Settlement, printed'~‘
on plate paper and suitable for framing.
47 E. HALL.
3t24=
l '1 HE subscriber has purchased of C. L.
Raymond his stock of Lumber, Timber,
&:c. at Five Mile River Landing, where he in-_
tends to keep a good assortment of Lumber of
all kinds for building purposes. Also on hand_
Lime, Lath, and Nails of all sizes.- All of
which will be sold as cheap as can be‘ purchas-
ed at any ot‘ner'yard along shore. For the‘-
truth of which, please call and see-'.
if19 W. H. CLEVELAND.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River) May 9, 1848..
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Just Received. ,
~ENRY HANDS has just returned from‘-
New York with a large and elegant as-;
sortment of gent.lemen’s Boots, Brogans. and’
Slippers. Also, Ladies’ and Children’s shoes;
of every variety. combining taste and durabili--'
ity ; all of which will be sold on the most. fa-
vorable terins. Call and see for you:sel\TeS-
Norwalk, May 9th. 1848. -.4’:
‘R, }!l!,lL will be happy to see his.‘
l frierids.and respond to alltbeir tall: in the‘
way of his )11‘6fGS‘liOD.;‘ -.
New Arre;ngement*
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