"short time longer.
. pleasure in recommending him as an artist of
. to Mexico and bring home our troops.
T-"‘"‘"— “a==:‘i'.“"-'—‘
~~.~. -.
éri;._’i.,:l};g:£;ii’iiii?£5;1-1;;."i‘s‘i..;;;.r“;i.'. 1
. ilesv Clll1l"i‘.ll’;, tioilll liéing built by the First Cou-
gre'gational‘ iiilihis, to\”'vn,l7ivilll’be laid on
. ’Ill1_0S¢lt}l3_?--'t‘lVi6"11th proxiiiio. ’.Rev.' Dr: Hewifrs
’ is -ejxpeutedifto deliver an address on that occa-
sion, Full particulars in our next. '
f.lSI~:ai‘ous A_CClDEN1'.-A-Tllei Rev. Ml‘. Tay-
- Flor, says the Stamfoi'd Advocate of the..20th.
on his return,:fi'om;pei-foi'ming Divine" ‘Service
in Mr. Yai'1'ingtoii'si Cliui'ch a‘t£Gi'eenwicli, on
Sunday. 4ifternoon last, was thrown from his
carriage, on descending Sawmill; hill, about half
a mile this side ofthe chui'cli;,;Land»sevei'ely iii-
jured inwardly. He. was immediately taken
.into the house of Mr. Theodore Mead, close -at
'- hand, and medical -aid called, and we lament to
learn that he still remains there, unable ‘to be , sand dollars per annum more than those of other
.reniov__ed at present to his home at Redding.
Mr. T. was on an exchange of pulpits with Mr.
_Y. . . 4
E?‘ The Britania arrived at New York yes-
H't'6l'l.llly bringing seven days later advices. The
political horizon of France is yet unsettled.—
"The Austrian Emperor is ("growing unpopular.
‘ ‘The Pope is growling popular. ‘Trade is dull.
-—money is plea nty and cheap.-—Gi'ain, flour
mid cotton declining. »
L? As the steamer Cataliiie was nearing her
N. Y. wharf last Tuesday, a boy fourteen years
‘old, attempted to ‘get aboard before she reached
he wharf, when his feet slipping, he fell be-
tween the boat and dock, and his legs were so
badly crushed as to require amputation during
which operation the poor lad expired.
IE?‘ Bfartin Van Buren, was nominated as a
candidate for President, at the Utica Conven-
tion of the Young Hunker Democracy, 7 Henry
Dodge, of Wiscoiisin, was nominated for Vice
President. Delegates were present from Ohio
J \Visconsin, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
{F The Democrat was most c.rcrucia(ingl_z/
- felieitous, last week. Must have taken seine
-chlori—-chloride of lime——(-liloriforin, we mean.
“ A LITTLE LONGER.”
1\‘Ir. Allen has been to N. Y..and made such
zirrangeument with reference‘ to his engagement
- there, as to enable him to remain in town, a
‘ \Ve would again take
-unusual merit, and all who may have occasion
‘to give him a call,we are confident, will be
pleased with his likenesses.
E? The Corner Stone of the new Episcopal
church in Meriden, was laid on the 8th inst.——
Rev. Dr. Croswell presided at the ceremonies,
and Rev. A. C. Coxe, of Hartford delivered the
Address. '
E’? A laborer on the Naugatuc Railroad
near \Vatei-bury, named James Fitzgerald, died
on the 1'7th inst. in consequence ef drinking too
much cold water.
_ E?‘ Letters by the Acadia announce 1a great"
meeting in England, at which it was agreed to
. relieve the journeyiiien tailors in London by
raising a stibscription in aid of the emigration
of two thousand Tailors from England to the
United States. Equal to 222 2-9 men, allow-
ing that nine tailors make a man.
£3‘ Seven ships were chartered in New York
on \Vednesday last, by the government, to go
They
receive from $5000 to $6500 for the trip.
L? An Editor down east says, that he has
_ worn out four pairs of boots, within the last two
. months, trying to collect the money to pay for
one pair of them." We know of some who can
sympathize with him.
‘I?’ J. J. Roberts the President of the re-
_ public of Liberia, with his wife and daughter
arrived in -Boston on Saturday morning, in the
Nehemiah Rich. Capt. Colton from Liberia
April 21st. via St. Thomas and Turks Island.
i? It is estimated that 600,000 men will
take part in the Presidential election of 1848
v_vho_, in 1844, were between the ages of 17 and
21. . '
A Foolish and Fatal Leap.-—'-In Rochester,
last week, Hosea Middlebrook, a young ‘man,
‘ 18lyeaifs old, leaped from Jones’s saw-mill over
the falls, and was drowned. He boasted during
the day that he was going toimniortalize his
name Sam Patch-like, and boldly made; the
Jump withoutany intent to commit suicide.
-' = Gen. Taylor czyiéctecl Hcre.——lt» is a fact -that
Gen. Taylor has been ordered to Frederick as
,,a witness before the Court of Inquiry, says the
~. .<..-..-qnusou-,-y~‘..o..---\y.._. ..-« . .... ........’..,...-..i...;-..'.. .»'.u . . .~,~.. .i
. ltublicatioinsfl.
' v. .- ~ .. .. . ‘.2’ "‘
~ ~ ~“'--'“~‘?-Tile oviptssli t.'-’-’” ..
This is thetitle of :1 Campaign ’pape_r to,‘ be
issuedweekly from t_he_ofiice‘“ of the New;Y-oi-k -
-icbllrier and Enquirer,and to be _ed‘ited3-by-.{J-'
\Vatson..VVebb, H.- J. Raymond -and Chai°l.e.8
‘King.’ ‘Terms’ for single ocpies 50 cts; compa-
nies of ten, 40 cts ;’ twenty, 40 cts; fifty, 35'cts';'
one hundred, 25 cts. A Subscriptions received
and forwarded at this oliice. " - ' 3
Goonsv’s L.xnr_'s BOOK foruliily comes to us
surpassing itself, if‘possible._as inuch asit siirpasses
all other competitors. There is a _luvisli expendi-
ture on the part ol'i_ts:proprietor which just-ly- enti-
tles it tothe enviable reputation which it possesses.
The fashion plates alone are saidto "cost two thou-
niagzizines. In point ofartistical exccutioii, itis the
paragon of lheage, and a cursoiy gl.riic_e at its list
of contributors will satisfy any one of its character.
The next No. coiiiiiiences a new volume‘, thus ren-
dering the presenta favorable opportunity for sub-1
'I‘lie SlllJ5Cl'llpl.i0l1' price is three dol|ars,l,
scribing.
but we have facilitcs for obtaining it at two dollars.
Any person leaving that amount .w,i_tli us can obtain
the work and save to himself the one dollar C0llllIllS-E
sion which the publishers allow editors thus acting.
We are confident no one would part with this l_.\ ork:
for double that amount, even after having read it.
- ._.____ l
The Pictorial Bnornna Jon \'l‘llAN for the 4th of,
July has been sent us by the Pnblisliers, VV'll.s‘f0ll 6.:
Co., New York. Among nearly ii hundred finely
executed eiigravings, is a Mexican Battle Piece,
c overing a surface of nearly seven square feel-—the
largest picture ever printed. Also, an engraved fac-
simile ofthe Original Rough Draft ofllie Declara-
tion ofliidepeiidcnce, well worth a dollar of itself.
A letter enclosing one dollar, sent to the publi.-liei's
will bring by return ofniail, ten copies, orlthey may
be obtained singly of our " Ichabod,” at this oflice.
The SATURDAY COURIER, which has elicited so
many commenditory notices from _us, has become
defunct, no doubt, as so reputable a sheet would,
not beguilty of sending a paper to be noticed and I
then “ cutting acquaintance."
Vl/e have been presented with a new and valua-
ble little work entitted MoaoA.\"s AS‘l‘R0.\'O.\lY, or
the Practical Book of Coniposilioii. \Ve cannot
conceive ofa more pleasing and effectual mode, of
fixing scientific knowledge upon the young mind.
It must receive an extensive sale Selleck is the
agent. for Norwalk. '
No. 3, of the Temperance Preacher isreccivcd.
it a wide circulation.
The Mothers‘ Magazine for July is on our table.
One must read it to know its value, and knowing its
value, no mother would be without it.
P ricets »I-lygeana A-lter:1tive—pure-
ly vegetable——tl‘ie best general laxative ever
known. . Approval warranted if used as direct-
ed. General Depot, 130 Fulton-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.
liealtlifnl and Delicious.
Persons visiting the city through the warm
season should never fail of visiting Pitici~:’s
SODA AND BEER FOUl\"l‘All\'S, 130 Fulton-st.,
Sun Building. That. Sarsaprilla Beer, spark-
ling from the Fountain, is not only a delightful
beverage, but one of the most purifying and
healthful drinks that can be used.
BOOTS.
H. B. Jones, 14 Ann St. New York.
No man can do a p_i'ospei'ous business, unless
both buyer and seller are beiiefitted, and $1,000
to -$500, that there are not better Boots sold at
the following prices than I'sell-—$500 to $550,
that I sell more fine Boots at retail for cash,
which enables me to sell at such reniai-kably
low pi-ices—I sell first quality of French Calf
Dress Bootsgat $4,50 to 4,75 ; second do. 3.50
to $4,00 ' F rencli Patent Lea'.her Boots, $7,00.
My store is small, my expenses light, and "com-
petition is challenged.
New York, May 1, 1848. 211119
[QP Jlfost ‘ Ezrtraordvbiary I/Voi_'k! éill
.'l‘lIe lllalried \Voman’s
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
By _DR.. _A. .1l_I.. ,M.iUiuci-:AU,
PROFESSOR or DISEASES or xvomim.
Sixth Edition. 18iiio. pp. 250. Price 1,00.
25,000 Copies sold in Three Jllonllzs .’
Years ofsnffering, of physical and mental angnisli
l(l)‘l‘nalll’ an_afi'ectioiia_te wife, and pecuniary difii
cnlties to the liusband, might have been spared by a
timely possession of this work.
It is intended especially for the married, or7tli'osc
coiiteuiplatiiig marriage, as it ‘discloses inyortant
secrets which should be known to them particu-
arly.__— . _’ 4
Truly, knowledge is power. It is lieallli, happi-
ness, afrluence. - -
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 feinale-—-.llie wife, the mother,
the one either budding into womanhood, or lhe.one
ii the decline ofyears in whom nature contemplates
‘Louisville ‘Journal, 19th inst. H_e is hourly
..cx'pected here on his way. It is believed, that
=iiuinediately after the close of Pillow’s trial,
.‘Gen. Scott is_ to be tried on charges preferred
by Pillow, and that Gen. Taylor's testiinoriylis
,«:wante(_l in-»t_h_is case. ~- - - -
‘f - ’UNANItVlOUS.
"All tlie_Whig papers in Connecticut have
geor_ne.out.for Taylor and Filmore. Connecticut
35 all right for the victory.
Fatal ‘Accident.--Mr. Kennedy. of Scotland
. Society,-was thrown out of his wagon, in East
Hall-ford. on Tuesday last. and was linstaiitly
.kl_.l_lB_d-, ,'H_e left a large family. J G F
-- Extraordinary Case.—A little fishing
.schooner was lying at one of our wha_rv.es
last week which deserves» notice. ‘She
was manned by a veteran crew, consisting
jof skipper Marshal. aged .78.; his brother
aged 76;‘;‘,ariothe_i-‘ man a‘ged,_‘76 and :1-boy
‘65. ' Thelvéssel isf1¥5.'y.’ears:old-Land, the I
united ages of-; vessel and crew" number
34-0 years! —-'l-‘lie skipper has followed the
pursuit fgqmfzgliiwagé‘ of; years.
Salon»; Regislcrg’ .
'1 .
I .
an important cliange—-can discover the causes,
symptoms, and the most cflicient remedies, and
most certain mode of_ cure_, in every clnnplaint to.
which her sex is-siibfjeclt.
This is 1! work ofa high order and we bespeak for‘ .
" N -ll1é.26tl.t.i'.n§t-- W:a'al1eti:¢.°‘!..!.
:Idj%y__papéi7"sj rid__a-. sum 'of- mofielyi-;3~'f
owner can havei
!1.d!erti.se.nient. H.‘1‘L1P.MEAD-
A Norwalk,Ji1ng'25,*1848'.- ‘ * 3
‘~1§o.oI:% .BINDINit§‘—;i* ‘
C HEAPER’ tliangeveiiknown before, at the
subscriber.
N . Lumber. ‘
26
A. SELL.l.j‘._.CK..
, ’ 1U-ST .e¢¢'d,,r.-oii._ Aibttnfiajgoiid,.g§s6i§tng}m ~
G. ofall. kinds of L;u_mber,. consisting-.in\. part of »
shingles of all qiialities, siding, floo‘r-"plank. and
d’i‘essed‘b_oai'ds, &c.. &c.,' all of which Vvilligbe
sold ntgreatly reduced price_s." ‘ . "‘ ‘
" . W. H. CLEVELAND.
' Norwalk, (Five Mile River,')‘ Jun_e 26, 1848.
‘ ' ‘ - Real Estate at ‘Auction. » '
3 - STATE OF JOHN PA.R'l‘_.R_LC.K,'»de-
_ ceased. The undersigned having been
appointed by the. Court of Probate for the dist.
of..Noi-walk, as an indifferent person in the
place of the administrator, to sell so nincli_of
the real estate of John Parti-ick, late -of Nor-
-walk, in said tlistrict, deceased, as'w,ill raise the
sum of $2694 13, either at public auction or
private sale, I shall sell so niuch of the real
estate of said. deceased, as will raise said sum,
at publicauction, on Szitni'd,uy, the 1st day of
July next,_at on_e o'clock, a_fternoon,_ on the
preiiiises near the dwelling house of said de-
ceased. J. CAMP. Jr., . - ~.
Actinginj the place of the Administrator.
, FOR SAL_E.—A fine
Ilorsr-1—right in. every
part.iculai'—for sale by
the subscriber, cheap.
Also, a single harness .
in good condition, for
sale for half its value.—
. 5-‘ Enquire of ' ’
CHARLES C. BETTS.
Norwalk, June 26, 1848. i '
IS?SOLUTION.—-—'l‘he copartnership of
REELER A’, BORDEN, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. E
BURR KEELER.
JOHN BORDEN.
Ridgefield, June 20th, 1848. 30-26
Notice.
.HE"books and accounts of \VM. J. FINCH «
2: having been assigned to me, all persons
indebted to him are liei'el)y,notilied that their
accounts must be settled inimediately.
XVARD NICHOLS, Jr.
' ‘ Assignee.
N. B. All persons who have work out, from
l1,ll11. are particularly requested to returii the
same iiiitiiediately, made or unmade. and re-
ceive their pay. VVARD NICHOLS, Jr.
\Vestpoi't, June 22d, 1848.
\VM. C. STREET.
OF
Cradle Seytlies,
I,‘ IRST quality for sale by the subscriber,
Horse Raises, _
the most approved pattern fer sale by
\Vni. C. STREET.
Crib For Sale!
HANDSOME CRIB, suitable foi' a
. roung child to sleep in. Enquire of
\V-ATERBURY &-~QUINTARD.
CA l§PE'l‘ ‘V.-1 ERIK. 4
O merchants in Norwalk. New Canaan,
’ \Vestport or anywliere else, you will find
carpet; warp at factory prices manufactured by
Arnold, at the store of the subscribers. Please
call and see, at r
C. E. DISBROVV & CO’S. Jewelry Store.
._ , _l$,y[.;}cr_i'llii_ig‘_..‘gitj_ t_he G.azettll"'
lOffice. specifyirig‘p,i'opei§ty"a.nd"}5paying for this
‘ P
Bookand. Stationery"establishment of the '"
(FIRST?-ATE "'l:'l3.Cll'I‘.'.I‘O1\.1l*‘.."RSl" on --
; M0n’s>and Boys’ common calf '
'. \ - . ._ . ' _p8gged
l\lP P°lél.‘d °.“.l3e,Sl: work of Men's and Boys’
and coiisti1Boots. to.w1,0mfl',e hiahest Wages
- ‘—'=l;>ymen: will be given,
- ‘ ‘ 848. '
, ; Wantew-.... ~
- NE. or two young men from 18 to 21, ._.,s' "
of age who have had some experience ’i..-3,
S the masonry business to whom good wages will
\Vm. S. BOUTON.
be given.
‘22tf
South'No_rwalk, May 29t.li, 1848.
¢.oDi=isH.
by the quintal for ealeby
_ _ CHAS. T.’ LEONARD.“
onrisn
SELLECK has just.r-eceived a large supply
of the latest and ,most popular airs, glees,
S0llgS,- duets, &e. &c~, which he now offers to
his Cu.stomers at bargains. - june 6.
= 1i1..ieKi3i:_i2L ~
IN
bbls-. halfand quarter bbls. at ' __
.. . . OLsis'ri:.\n's.
FLOUR.
" LOUR constantly on hand andfor. sale as
cheap as the cheapest, by m
' ‘ J C. T. ‘Li:o.\'..um.
llllllll. lll;ll\llll‘.rlll’l‘lllll.\‘ll.
HE subscriber continues to manufacture
at the Stone Factory, Georgetown, wool
into satinett, fulled cloth, cotton and woolen
flaniiels. He has on hand the largest and best
assortnient ofcloths to be found in this county,
among which is some superior French" bread-
cloths which he will exchange for wool.
livered reeled or double and twisted for stockings.
Cloth dressed’ to order and all work warranted.
' RICHARD EVANS.
G-eoi'gc.to.wn,.(\Vilton,)‘June 10, 1848. ‘ 6t24
Powder.
10 KEGS first quality blasting powder,
just received, and for sale cheap,——
Also, sporting Powder, of every quality, for
sale only by S. E. O1.ms'ri:An.
AGON FOR SALE.———A Cheap, sec-
ond hand Pleasure \Vagon. J. REED.
lIai't.foi*d M ntn {llK_}lISlll':lll(30 Co.
JAMES REED. Aoi:.\"r. «
Qflice orcr the lVcst end of Pcmmycr A-]lIcrrill’s
.Storc——2cl door East of the Bridge.
Orders Z4.-fl at the Gazelce Oflice, in the absence
‘ Q/“(he s'uhscribc'r, will rc~cc~2'rc’al‘Ic72!ion.
I .
C-rutta Pe1cha
tVarrantcd, lilaicliiiio 21- anding,
Dental Filling, &c.
' AGHINE BANDS of all widths from g
to 30 inches. These Bands are not af-
fected by oils, grease, acids, or water. They
are considered by all who have used them to
be superior to India Rubbc-r or Lcal/1‘cr. Also,
Shoes, Soles,»Latlie Bands, Surgeon’s Splints,
&c.'l' Also, \Vliips, Canes, Umbrella Sticks,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Filling for’-I‘e.é=tli, for
sale by CHARLES A. DURAND,
Agent for the American (i'ulla Percha Com-
pany, at the Jcwcl'r_1/ Store of Francis
Brady, Norwal/.7, Connecticut.
22
, FOR SALE, OR TO LET,
NTIL the first of April iiext, the dwelling
house and premises of 1’. H. Brown, lately
occupied by the Rev. Z. K. Hawley, at South
B003 BENDING.
) INDING of every descriptio_u executed
“ by the edition or single volume, in as good‘
style, and as cheap as any other establishment.
in the United States, who do it equally as well.
-‘ Elega ntand appropriate-Bindings forHarper’s
Illustrated Bible and Shakespeare.
Magazines and Periodicals bound with gilt
covers and edges, for 62}. cents. ’
Individuals in any part ofthe United States
who wish their books bound or re-bound, can
have them done by boxing them and direct to
our address.
forwartlccl to the subscribers.
ALEXANDER dc JOHNSON.
No. 7 Spruce Street, N. Y.
New York, June 20, 1847.
$5,009 REWARD l .-
FECEIVED this day one case more of
_ those Prints at 6 and '7 cts per yard.——
They are the bargain of the season, being .well
worth 12 1-2 cts per yard.
C. J. GRUMAN.
P R l N T S - l
largelot of "most excellent Sixpcnny
‘ PI'iiII‘sjnst offered at the old stand, 11.
Main st. Also shilling prints, put. up in new
style in patterns of 9 yards for one dollar. Call
and see them. C. C. BETTS.
I N K .
"D ‘ HE subscribers have purclias‘ed some fine
black lnk, which couies recoiiiinended as
the best thing of the kind.
whc want, to call and try it. -A .
" C. E. DISBR,O\V & CO.
'-HINDELIBLE INK
UT onwithout preparation, ‘warranted as
goodqas can.be found "in America, at .
c. DISBROW 6: C0.’
On the receipt of One Dollar, the "‘ Married We-,
'man’s Private Medical Coiiipanioii” will beisent;
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. _‘Pu,blisltiiig
Oflice,139 Liberty st. New York. " ='~-17
-W.trirh:...
At Clinton, N. Y. ontlie 7th inst. ‘Dea. Na-
'than'Camp, late of Norwalk, "to Mrs. Phebe
W. Lord, of the for-met;-_pi.tb'e. .
Mr. Wilcox,
in Wilton, on t1ie_18t.h, by Rev.
, Wm. D. Gi-eg'ory,.to‘_ Sarah A. 'Middlebrook,
' both of \Vilton’. ,
Redding, t'o,_,B,§s:ts,ey A-.,Bui'ch_a_i-d vwjlron.
' At-Fafii-field,’ on the ll9'tl1.;l inst. Mrs.
‘Sherwood,-aged 90 years. ‘-
In \Vi_l_ton, on the 10th,'Sturge_s'Bennett of I
1 tory_ price's'.__,_ V.
moan New GOODS
P ECEIVED-this day another lot.":of’Dry
L Goods. consisting of domestic ladies dress
goods,.aiid goods for iiiens and boys wear for
sunimer, fall and wint.er.¢ The goods will be
sold for about one half their value, (as-che_.ap_“as
goods are now selling.) All in want‘ of.-‘Dry
Goods can ])lll'CiltlS8rlll0l'6 goods and- of better
quality bycalling on- the subscriber than at any
other store in the state- For proof please call
and examine the goods.. C. J. GRUMAN.
P. .3. Orders left at this once will be I
We invite those
Norwalk. Inquire of Mr._ George’ Seymour,
opposite the premises. On the premises are a
great variety of fruit, such as cherries, plniiis,
apples, pears, grapes, rnspei'ry, curraiits, &c.
4t”~‘23tf‘ * H - ‘P. H. BROWN.
Stnniford, June 6th, 1848. '
SUDIIYIER GOODS.
"OR ineu’s and boy's wear of all kinds just
received and for sale cheap, by
‘ C. J. GRUM.-\.\‘.
For Sale
A. 'D\_VELLING "HOUSE, Barn
‘_._.and Outhouses, bclongiiigto E. Paici-;
Bridge, on the road to Danbury.
ses are in good repair, with a good well_ofwatei'
+-a good gm-'de'i‘i, fruit trees,‘ shade trees, grape
vines, currant. bushes, raspberries, &c. &c.. ‘It
is situated iiea r the business part of the town,
yet sufficiently retired to render it a quiet and
agreeableresidence. ’ ‘
Also, eight acres of land a mile and a quarter
north on the Danbury road, under a high
state of cultivation. - J
3:23 . .
Spin- ‘, _
ning done by the ruiior pound and the yarn de- , . _f_ : .-_
& Shiv, situated 50 or 80 rods North of. the.
The ])l'ell'li-I
:-
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he , _,
vexiii'§9"'
o
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v"‘«‘
com_pla._int. ..
st_oi'es_confid_ence and create_s .c_a pita.,.
.Call at No. 11 Main-Strelet.;
N. B. No charge for advice.
.- .-. ::_fimEF .1w,$fi‘u.:r:’igrwktm‘; _ T’ _| I. ‘
l5o‘i" ‘ if . L ' « ~ - I 2‘ .
assures jt'lie‘ni thzif ._l1al7l,,i$l'td':iiaIi7e‘liialllgifildliiiofligillilglideafclitlhsolfiinolf Fun‘.-fiéld Cqfimy fimf
. . '5 l.’Y Elie disease all .d -‘ VA"'- ," " ‘I . -- ,. ,.
This i'einedy1.n‘ot only éuresii.-safe and scpeeedy cure ogtgh‘-I: ‘?i"§é1THE-7‘ POCKI‘-T5” and
”".d(.‘.|' tllé’ painful and
S‘pi'e'ading and ,dififl'ép3ing3
ple‘asure to all those who follow the‘ }')f‘e§\’!1£'l_(}es.t‘l]li0‘-S‘, "fr b. . « . - _ _ _. , ,_
attention. of ladies and gentlemen to this wjondérnj J s,,!:,,.’c:,a0'tl";‘.y,;,:;)' E-:1) 3;‘:-gsgt ".3(;"“°5 ‘i1."”°",
w - - . - 4." T» . . _ _ [I] 9 '
épemfic ai’w"fl~ai~m3'7""Sllbscriber would ,' cordially iiiiirlsoitig
“.E‘1?e'?meiifclous
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i . .g:.J_c. sari-'si..
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1? Wlllsvl
tlThe Old BridgeliSt01°c 07‘_(:’ve1i‘.l.
tion. can be purchased of a better
quality, and great deal cheaper than at any’
E believe that it has now become a settled fact that DRY GOODS of every descrip-‘
other establishnient in Fairfield‘County. Those in want of anything in the Dry"
._ 1
Goods line, will be perfectly satisfied of the truth of our statement. ,
P. S. Just received a fresh supply of ew Spring Goods--—a most splendid assortme‘nt'.
and see. .
Norwalk, April 3, 1848.-'
TEAS! -
G. J.’GR.'UMAN.-
uses!
Jiifelziv For]: eimd Cmztoiz Tea Conzpanj/T,
HE New. York CANTON TEA COMPANY, the oldest and most extensive fee’
establisliiiieiit in America, have— established anugency in Norwalk, and appointed the sub-
scriber their sole agent, at whose store the community may be supplied withthe purest, moslfra-'
gram and perfect tens to be found in the world—Cliina excepted. Besides being unequalled in‘
quality, they defy competition in price. \Vhei-eever their teas have been tried, they have se-
cured the highest satisfaction, and the contiiined and eager patronage ofthe purch'a'ser. Allthat
is asked is a fair trial, which we solicit front the
Norwalk, Dec. 20, 1847. 1 v
citizens of Norwalk; Mas‘. M.- W&KBMAN.'
57:‘
GIIOCERIES SELLING} 0FF
OHN EBURPRALL, wi_shir_ig to close his
busiiiiess, now oti'ers= to =the"public, u fine
assortineut. of -VVines, and other liquors, the
following list comprises-a part, viz: ‘
\VI.\'ES.
Old Maderia \;Vin,e_ . ; .
‘“ i “ ' "‘ 2d quality
“ Tenerilfe and Lisbon,
“‘ Poi't Wine ‘ ‘
f‘ Sicily’ _Made1'itl. _
“ Sweet L\Izii'sailes
“ Malaga _Sherry
' - ‘- niianinv."
Old Otard Brandy,‘ 45 proof‘
LL Pale it u
is es :5 reduced
A few bottles Old Otard Bl'll.l1Lly"8 years old. i
Gl-N.
Holland Gi,n—-—a few bottles 8 years old
RUM.
Rum
'15
Pure St. Croix 1
“ “ 2d quality
St. Croix Rum, 3d proof
Old Jamaica‘Runi.
CIDER BRANDY.
Old Cider Brundy—-old Monongahela.
CORDIALS.
Nnya u—Clierry Brandy.
DRY Gaoci-:aii~:s.
A cheap lot. of young Hysou Teas ; a lot of
Sugars cheap. Likewise Martin’s Matclies, it
very superior article; and many other articles
in the variety line. _ 4
N. B. Persons wishing to get a supply of
pure liquors at cost, for fa niily use, and farniers
‘that would like to provide for haying and liar-
vesting, will see it to their advantage to citi-
‘ brace the present opportunity as the like
chance is rarely to be met with.
JOHN BURRALL.
Norwalk, June 1, 1848. _
New Arraiigenient
7 ‘HE subscriber has purchased of C." L
Raymond his stock of Lumber, Timber,
'&.c. at Five Mile River Landing, where he in-
P. S. Shoiild the above pi'operty not be sold
previous to the 5th of August, it will on that
day be ot’fered at Public Auction, at 2 o'clock,
afternoon, on the premises.
Also For Sale, a Building Lot, opposite the
late residence of Jarvis Street, decased.
May 23, 1848. ‘ A
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Scytlies.
SCYTIJES, Scythe Smiths and Rifles, just
received and for sale cheap by
_ CHAS. "T. LEONARD.
N0ewalk,'June 6, 1848.
’ Fairfielcl Co. Bank,»
NORVVALK, ‘June 1st, 1848 E
DIV] DBND.
THE President and Directors have this day
- declared a divide id of four per cent on the
capital stock ofthis Bank out ofits earnings for
the six inonths'en'ding 31st ult. payable to the
stock-holders on deniand. By order _
23 3 T. VVARNER, Jr., Casliier;
MOLASSVEAS.
TEW ORLEANS Molasses .in bbls. fol‘
stile cheap by C. T. LEONARD.
Norwalk, June 6, 1848. _ . ,
. scvruss, SNATHS, IRAKES, .&c.
20 doz. Kimball’s celebrated Grass Scytlies.
__ __ ’ LUx_U_[ui3_s. _ ,
ONEY dc Tamarinds—a choice Plot just
rec'd and for sale by’.L. S. BENEDICT.
[
‘ “ 'l‘o _C_onnt._I'y lllercliants.” ,
E. OLMSTEAD is agent for the sale of
_ o ‘ carpet warp, cottoti_ twine, cotton ' wick-
ing, cotton ,batting,_’ and li'a_tt_éi"s _cotton._ at fac-
‘ ' ‘ :june,J12, 1848..
‘SECOND hand cart’-i.vith‘ sl1elvings', 'also..
In Rockv-ille} May ’25tli,“» ~l\Ii".“Seth Vinton;
agod’y92_ye'urs—.-o_ revolutionary’ pensioner‘. '_ "
a light, one Seat spriiig \\'agou. Enquire
, Cass. M.u.i.on_v.
A
(of.
. _ ju.ne_12,18f-18.
' 10 .~“ Patent andcommon Snatlis.
30 "‘ ~Hay Rakes, some very superior. I
.30’ “ Austins’:Ritles. ' ' '
20 -1 *3 Siiperior Scythe-stones.
“Hayand manure Forks, Stub-scythes,'&c.
&c., for sale to dealers, or at retail, on favorable
t'ei'ins by _ ‘VVni. C. STREET.
‘June 6th. 1848. _ ,_ .
mi. S ..’
L g Wa.
-.: ”"fenc‘ej'. ;Pri'c_e from four_"shillings to one
’d‘ollar:pr"foot, all put up. Apply atgthe “Nor-
walk Ii-‘on Foundry.’ Cam‘ 6.: I{z:zv‘.\'Aiin."
A Ice Cream & Refreshment saloo n
Y number‘ of ' customers_ to buy cast _iro’_n= I
tends to keep a good assortment of Lumberof
lilll kinds - for building purposes. Also on hand
i Lime, Latli, and Nails of all sizes. All of
‘ which will be -sold as cheap as can be purchas-
,ed at any other yard along shore. For the
'ti'uth-of which, please call and see. »
tt‘19 \V. H. CLEVELAND.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River) May 9, 1848.
.__..__.____- .A _.._._
' R. HILL will be happy to see his
_ friends, a nd respond to all their calls in the
way of his profession.
BENEDICT, has opened his Ice
. Cream and'Refi'eshment Rooms for the
season (private entrance to the Ladies Refresh-
inent Saloon from the street) where may be
found various kinds ,sfPies. viz:
. Custard,’ Raisin, Pumpkin,
Rice", Apple. Mince,
ofall kinds in their season.
Fa iiiilies supplied with Pies.DomesticBi'ead,
Tea Cake, Crackers. &c-
ger Pop, Cream of Nectar and Soda VVater,
coiistantly on hand cool from the Spring.
May 23. _ ' .
. . « - ,
. Lad.1es . Hats,
, ECEIVED this day ati entire new Stock
‘ ‘ of Hats, Ribbons, Flowers. 550- T01‘ Sllle
cliea'p'er than ever. C. J . GRUMA N .
Lemon,
Fruits écc.
P_rotecI.io|| Insurance Company,
Some-rr2'lle, N. Jcrscg/.——Ctzpital 3900:000-
HE subscriber having received theageiicy
of ‘the "above named companyits HOW
l)1'ep:1l'eEl to insure Houses; Bai'ns, M}lls. and
F actories,’ against "Floss ‘oi-‘ tlaii’nige?'bY‘f”'3‘
' way to save this
Spruce Beer, 'Gin- 47
'i‘IIi§ WAY To EARN
A Farm.
IT is not by saving hundreds or fi_'ftie_s that"
_inost farms are bought and ’ paid for, but by
prudence and economy in saving the pennies.-
They soon‘ accumulate and swell into dollars.-
Tliis appears to esca p_e the observation of many
‘if you can save ten per c'e'nt'., that is ten c'e'i'1‘tz5
on every dollar you purchase. ‘Why’, it is an’
important item in one year’s trade". The only"
amount is to purchase your
Dry Goods
at our Store. . Ourlpurcliases have been v'e"i‘_'y"
large, and we are confident we‘ -‘have a better"
selection.» of goods than can be found in any’
other store in the county, and we offer them
Al (1 Smaller Per Cenlage
' Thanany other store in this vicinity can or willl
sell t_hein’.- This is not intended for idle talk.-
for th‘+'-r‘e‘ 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 assoitriient as a't the" pre-
sent time, purchased at the unprecedented 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 mm‘-k the fa ct’
of the great increase of patronage at this store,-
and remeinlier this has not been done by sell-‘
ing goods at high prices. \Ve have made trr-'
rangenients to receive‘
New Goods
Every week until the 20th of July. A few"
old goods purchased last season, we offer 30'
percent less than last season prices.‘ Satisfac-'
tory remunerations made in imperfectiotis‘ ir'r'
goods, and sell no im_p8l‘fé'6t ones without? funk."
ing it perfectly satisfactory to the p_urcliasei-.-
= T. 6: VV. E. RAYM-ONDJ’:
New Canaan, May 5, 1848.-
Patterns Made _
T the Norwalk Foundry, by an‘ éxpéri:
L. enced workman
CAMP «S: KE NNA“RD‘.
. nissoLU'i‘i6fi. , ,
THE firm of Benedict, Bradley dc Co. in"
tlieciry ofN_ew York and New Canaan,
Ct., and of \Vni. H. Adams «SC 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 tl1e‘pai‘tr'iei's'of'
the late firm in liquidation. , __
C. S. BENEDICT,‘ _
EDSON BRADLEY.‘
, 'W. H. ADAMS. I
The business will liereafter be continued by’
thesubscriber at the old stand, 246 Pearl-sti'eet,r
New York and at New Canaan, Conn. under"
the name of Benedict and Bradley.- A v
. - CALEB s. BENEDICT.
EDSON BRADLEY.‘
’ -New Canaan, March 8, 1848:
1650 to 1800;
_ The Ancient lljistorical
ECVOI-IDS OF NORVVALK, are ready:
for snbsci-iliers and for sale” at thestore of-i
Jas. M.u'.I.oi'tv dc Co. ‘ _ _
Also, extra copies of the Map of .lY0rzqalk,'
and the Plartof the Anciqml S'c£_£lc'7ize7it,' printed
on plate paper and suitalile for framing’. . '
E‘. .HA.LP"- ..
To Hatters. ,
THE undersigned having fuifliiislied ‘file-‘
tory with the best of macliinérf in ‘every’
department, and purchasing ‘his cotton on tho‘_
best terms, is enabled to offer batters cotton of
every description, and of the best quality at re-‘
duced prices. Also, cotton batting of superior’
quality adapted for all purposes. Address ‘
ROBERT HOLDEN, \Vestport.,
Samples can be seen at thestore of Mr. De;
vis Taylor at W'estport. . 3m"‘tf1'8’
3t24'~
.-DR. 'row1'vsi3ivnv's-_ .
Compounal Extract of Sa'rsa_72rzlla'.g ?
THIS highly valuable and tzopular medicine’
J, CAMP, Ja., Agent,
-‘ _’ “Not-walk,‘Conn'.—
‘2]t‘f‘
;lYIcst‘ings :iIiilil Goods‘. q_
UST received another lorcf ~.'_t_l_1ose_ spler.did
' I ":‘Silk Vestings. ‘Besides a lV:1l:ge'_tlSSOl5‘lli’lelll
_ for the removal and permanent cm-e of-all’
diseases arising froni"an impure state of the’
.lilood.‘-or habit of the system, can be obtained
jrlirect lfroni the‘ Principal Ol~fl(_:é-,,ll) the city" of
_New‘ York‘. " ' T.- L, & J. R.
(of (Summer ‘Goodsgfor Gent Iemens’, we'ar,:afi_ the
_Trnlo,ri2i.g _ E.rldbZis_h_incnl'.- ‘ l
,_;an~;x-ark, May '15, 1848?
tat. the store of the SUl)S(‘.l'll:(‘H'S, \V»l‘.O' l'P('eive it"_
Norwalk Chronicler