“ PLEASANT NEIGHBORS."
-__ This is the title of; the best sketch ..in_ John-
son’s Scraps- ‘It repifiesents a leisurely looking
well bited ‘gentleman--just such as generally
take the, papers and pay. for them—sitting be-
fore ti good "fire, no‘ doubt after a hard day’s
\vork,;with his legs crossed, both his hands ap-
lifted in the pesture of-holding an extended
sheet, and his visage exhibiting a most doleful
-expressiouof forced civility, wrath and desper-
~'ation. Over his right shoulder, a short favored
‘man, with a paper in his hand, speaks to this
end :_—-“ Neiglibor Easy, I’ll ‘bo‘rrow’ your pa-
per for a. few niiuutes :——-your Mercaiitile j_our-
rial, seeing there. was iiotliingin it you wanted
to read, I sent to a firieud out oftowii.” A long
liiigereil peisoiiage on the iiglit hand iszi-ys z-—-
‘‘ Excuse me for taking up your paper ; there's
an article,” &c. ' To cap the climax, a rugged
boy, with liis 'fatliaii"s slioe- on, and both hands
thrust to his elbowsin his breeches pockets.
_ draws out with a stupid st.are——" Master says,
if you can’t lend him your paper more regular,
he’ll have to pat: o ize somebody (else; he can’t:
stand it no longer 2" This is too true to make
a joke of.
if? It has become fashionable for the build-
'ers of vessels to give the names of their wives
‘and daughters as ornai_nents to the stems of
-their handiwork, as well as a sort. of family
A married man down past, fol-
‘coiiipliiiieut.
ilowing tho prevailing custom chi'istens his craft;
'1-.'l'/4%: Virago. Aiiotlicrinan, with proper con-
siderations of family pride, calls his vessel T/ic
~Vi.t'en.
£7? VVe have received the vote and resolu-
t.ions passed by the South Centre School dis-
trict, exlionerating the teaclier from censure in
ll recent case of chastisiiig a pupil, but we are
unable to get it in type. It will appear ncxt
week.
Lacoiiics.
Our public men are very generally rcproaclicd
' J with writing letters and documents of iiiordiiiatc
length. Three of them, cel‘ln'lllly have relieved
themselves from any share. in such a_u ii.nputa-
tion: and for the sake of the precedent, we
shall put them on record ;
First comes the following answer from an
‘eminent civilian to an invitation to attend the
Harbor and River Coiivciitioii at Chicago :—-
'Di:'ritoI'r, May 20, 1847.
Dear Sir-—I am obliged to you for your
_ kind attention in tran'siniti.irig' me uninvi-
tation to attend the Convention on Internal
Improvements, which will meet in Chicago
in July. Circumstarices, however, will
put it out of my power to be present at
that time. I am, dear sir,
respectfully yours,
LEWIS CASS.
The second in the series, is from a Secretary
ofthe Navy, writ.teii while we were at war
with Mexico, and while the Mexican ainiies
were without a General:
[Pri-vrzte and Cmi_/i¢lcnIial.]
U. S. NAVY Di:P_»\i1'r.\ii;.\"r,
May 13th, 1846. E
Commoclore—'If Santa Anna endeavors to
enter the Mexican ports, you will al.-ow /aim
to PASS f/"eel_i/. Respectl'ii|l_\.' yours, '
GEO. BANCI’lOF’I‘.
Com. CoN.\'i=:n, Com. Home Squadron.
The third was written in reply to an ‘invita-
too’ from the General, who had beeu\t.hus ad
mitted to “ pass freely” into Mexico. that the
writer should “Sul‘l'(:‘-l1(lel'" :
.H i~;.u)QuAii'i'r.ns, Army of Occupation,
Near Buena Vista, Feb. 22, 1847.
Sir—In reply to your note of this date,
summoning me to surrender my forces at
discretion, I beg leave to say that I declinc
acceding to your request.
\Vith high respect, I am sir, your ob’t
servant, Z. TAYLM lR.
Cen. D. AN'ro.\'io Lori-zz ni~: -5A~.\'TA ANNA.
E-7? \Vlieii the Resolution which was amend-
ed, implicd censure on Gen. Taylor for the
m_ei'cifu| capitulatioii of Monterey, was pending
before the Senate, Gen. Cass voted to retain
this disgraceful amendment.
i'—?'°On‘Friday evening, the 23d ult. Mr.
Austin Pierpout. of \Vaterbury, was killed by’.
lightning, while sitting in his house.
f.Z§?John. Van Buren says that Cass will
_ need an afiitiavil to satisfy himself of having‘
been a candidate in the State of New York.
L75? A \Vhig State Convention of Vermont
is to be held on the 1‘.2tl'i of July, to nominate
Electors and State Officers. Gen. Leslie
;Coombs, of Kentucky is to be present.
5.33’? On Tuesday last. the ship “ Amsterdam
-‘Temperance Society;” Capt. Menkman, with
.-a tetotal ci'ew, arrived at New York. iii fifty-
three days from Amsterdam, being the first
Dutch Temperance ship that has crossed the
_ocean.
ft?‘ John Smith is dead ! He took poison in
Newark, N. J. and died.
:_l1is race. So says the Derby Journal.
.G1.'oItY or ‘Van.-—Out of 80 young men
-who composed the ‘corps of Suppers and M i-
ners, that embarked for Mexico about eigliteen
months since. only 34 have returned.'/ The re-
mainder, including their commander, are all
dead.
@ Henry A. Seamen, belonging to the
crew of the schooner Fashion, of New York,
was drowned in Boston harbor on the evening
He belonged to Bridgeport
ot’ the 28th ult.
Conn.
Alexander Ely, a native of West Spring»
field who served under Washington. and
~w.i_t,nessed the execution of Major Andre,
Save me from. my Friends.——Tlie, Albany
Argus has_.t,he"follo-w_iiig equivocal» compliment
:_to Mn. Seuatoi:rFoote ,.who, made- one of ;\'_Ir.
Cass’s * iroluntary escort? on that genllenian’sv
tour :-— : . _ ‘ M 0
Occupying "a high position in ~bis.own
state—standiiig personally ‘on elevated
ground with all parties in the distinguished
body of which he is a mi.-inber——a scholar
and a thorough and uniforiu Democrat-—
if he was gratified,‘-as be repeatedly ex-_
pressed himself, with his reception here,
so also were all the large number that call-
ed upon or saw him delighted with him
“ Singu/or'C_o2'/icic/ence.”——lii the names
of Polk an(l Dallas lllttle, are ten letters,
and the same number in the names of
Cass and tsutlei'.—1’e/i/15'}/lva/2.iztn.
Yes, and what is still more “ sing“ular”
there are just. an letters in “ Jolin Don-
key.” “Singular coincidence,” Surely-
‘ Coura/zt.
And by ta‘-ing the C from Cass’s name
you have another coincidence.——-I—‘a/l.
And what is most “ singular, ’ there art-
just ten letters in Satan and Jud-as.——Gaz.
To P‘/‘e.9e7'oe (,'/ze1'/ies.——'I‘a'lte large ripc
lY10i'(-'llE1 cherries; weigh them, and to
each pound allow a pound of loaf-siigar.
Stone the cherries, (opening them wii.h a
sharp quill,) and save" the juice that comes
from them in the process. As you stone
tliem, thiow them into a pan or tureen,
:ind strew about half the sugar over them,
and let the them lie in it an hour or two
after they are all stoned. 'l'liei'i put them
into a preserving kettle with the remainder
of the sugar, and boil and skim them till
the lruit is cTear and the syrup thick.
The Richmond Whig says: “ 'l'he
Wheat Harvest was commenced last week
in this and lllt' neigliboriug counties, and
promises an abunilant crop. The count.r_\'
pmscnls -.1 beautiful and most refresliing
:.ippcai'aiice.”
It is stated that the Rev. Dr. Stone
of Brno lyn has recently inherited thro’
his son by a foriner wife, by the death of
an lingli.-li 9;eiiileman named .\’lorison, an
c.st:ite of 4.ot),(JOO. The Lot-tor and his
fultiily sailed for Engl.ind on Saturday last
in the United States.
‘ii’. ~=.-<3.-at :‘:2{lll_i- aa...»s;?-?——.r.iiyi.
At mm-|;.,i )‘ISl)U Bccl Cattle, 70 Cowsaiid Calves
and Qlllllt Slieep ainl Lnnib.-', 600 Hogs.
Be-i-l'—.‘,i':'7 50 to 8. ‘
Cows and Calvc;-—‘20 ti 50 dolla,_r.~' as pcrqiiality.
Sliecp .-iiid Laiiil).-—.-:ila.-' at froin 1,25 to 15 50.
N. Y. ~.\'lO_\'EY AL CU il.il lt‘.l’tClAL MARKET‘
ti.-\'l‘lJRl).\Y, July 1.—l’. M
The nioncy market was buoyant. Stocks firm.
ASl'll‘]S——-l’ots, :13-‘l.‘25. Pearl.-',
CO'l"l‘ON—-.\larkei. llllSCIIll-.‘(I.
I“Lf)Ul{——S-tiles of \Vlic:il Flt)!!!‘ at $5.25. it 7.5(l
Rye I’ our 3.30. :i 3 75. Corn Meal 3,50.
t"}l{.»\lN—\Vli.-mi. 15. per bushel Rye 7'3 cis
Corn 5?. ii 53, Outs -ll.
PROVISlON——t\‘l ess Pork $9.110; prime 7.87
a 8 : Lard 6 l--l a 7ct' Butter 15 a I5.
Sl-‘.El)S—Clover ‘Jéllii 4. Tiinotliy 2 a 250.
Flaxseed I 35 a .1 36, per bushel,
Pi-icc’s Fiygcmi A§tei':nti‘ivc——purc—
ly vogetablc—tlie best: general laxative ever
known. Approval warranter.l if u‘.-‘ed as (lii'ct:l‘-
ed. General Depot, 130 Fulton-st., Sun
Buildings, N. Y. Sold by J. A. \Vecd. and
N. S. Bailey, Norwalk, price 25 cents per box
of 38 to 40 pills.
Ilcultllafsil and Delicious.
Persons visiting the city through the warni
season should never fail of visiting PltlC1‘Z’S
SODA AND Bi-:i~:n l?on_.N'i'Ai.\‘s, 130 Fulton-;-t..,
Suu Building. That. Sarsaprilla Beer, spark-
ling froni the Fouiitaiii, is not only a delightful
licverage, but one of the most purifying and
healthful drinks that can be used.
[[7 Jlfost E.rti‘(/o1'i]'i;.r17'y l'I’07‘lt'l £3
The i‘li:iiiiriicd ‘wcuztiiiifls
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DR. A. M. MAURICEAU,
ruori;.-:soa or I)l.~‘IZ.-\St-IS or \V'O.\lE:\l-
Sixth l".dilion. 18iiio. pp.f2:">0. Price 1,00.
. 25,000 Copies sold in, Three Mont/is .’
Years ofsiill'criiig, of [)ll_)">‘lClll and mental aiiguisli
to many an ailfcctioiizite wife, and pecuniary ditli
ciiltics to the llll.<I)i!ll(I,l1llgl1I have been spared by a
timely possessioii oftliis work.
It is iiitciuled especially for the married, or those
contemplating iiiarriagc, as it discloses important
secrets which should be known to them particu-
arly.
'l‘rul_v. knowledge is power. It is health, happi-
ness. afllueucc.
The rcvelaI.ioiis coiilaiiied in its pages have pi'o.
VC(I a blessing to thousands, as the iniiunierable
letters received by the author will uttcst.
Here, also, every fcinale—-tlie wife, the mother,;
the one either budding into wonianliood, or the mini
He was the lust of Martha Ells, aged 75 years.
ii the decline ol'year.-7 in whom iiatnrc contemplates‘
discover the causes, l
and
l
I
an iniportaiil cli:iuge—c:in
symptoms, and the most el’tici_eiit. remedies,
uiost certain mode of cure, in every cliinplaiiit to
which her sex is subject.
On the receipt of One Dollar, the “ Married \Vo-
nian’s Private Medical Companion” will be senti
l
uiailed frt-e. to any part of the United States. All 'fi)7‘wa'rtlc(l to the suliscribcrs.
letters must be addressed, post-paid, to Dr. A. M-
i\lain-iceaii, Box 1224, New York City. Publisliiiig
Office, l39 Lilicrty st. New York. 17
flick.
’ town.dn Saturday 1nOoPr-riiiig lagt-,“VVd.
l In this town, on Friday evening last, Miss
L Phebe Ami Johiison,agcd 48 years.
In this town, on the 13th ult. Sarah, wife of
John \Voolsey, aged about '78.
In this town, on Monday morning, Catharine
J., wife of Cliarles S.‘ Lockwood, aged about
20 years. -
ll? Such is the mutability of human life. But a
few short months siiice, the deceased stood before
. tbetlter a blooming bride. with every prospect of
A life and earthly happiness but alas. in the morning
oflier days. all the bright hopes with which the voy
age oflil'e was conimcnced. are forever blasted.——
The deceased posses,-ed that sweet and amiable‘
fraine of mind which will endear her memory to .
all who knew her in life, and in this aflctive event,
the tear of synipatby will moisten tliecheek of many-
unused to wt’-Sep.—
But wherefore weep? her matchless spirit soars
Bevond where splendid shines the o rb ofday;
died at Roch_eSl.el‘, ‘week, at age, And ,,.ee,,;,,g angels lead her to those bowers
pl‘ 86 years. ,3,
!YI_18l'8 endless pleasures_vir_tuc’s deeds repay.”
. ,_-,__..y —utt...~_. -
mi’? ~-. 3‘ ff:-«,_' g , ._ . N‘,
.5, ._ ~;*~‘_.. . -- ' ,
. worth 12 1-2 cts per yard.
«_ " FVIAI\;;sGtr\oi‘ .LC_flei‘§ , , _ - '
it ..t- i ‘iii--4,. 1', .. ,_
walk, July 1, 18487‘1-)3f_”,‘Offi°§ “A ‘N°‘ .
Allen, \Vm., . LaIlian§,,\:_\D
Adains, Sally Lewis, Geo. V4‘;
Aikin,*ElizabethV" Logan or‘ Lngan,‘1‘v:.;.§'
Burr, Miss Lucy A. ‘ Sarah ’ ' - VJ
Bur ’,es's, Albert ' Lambert, J. 65 Co.
Buébss',I~IeiirV Moore. Michael '
‘iidwell, Henry E. Murphy, ‘James
Byxbée, VVm. Jr. -Mills;’Sylvester-
Brush, Henry Mann, Geoi C.
l'>'cii'iie, Miss Eliza " Merrill, Titiis K.
Bragg, Monson. . ‘Marvin, Matthew
Bradley, A B Marie, Albin
Bi-gly, Denis Mayra, James
Bf,‘-ltlt5llI‘10l1l'y 'I\Ieekei', Allen N.
Clarkson, t\'lai'_\' E Olivei‘, Eliza J."
Cliinery, Miss Eliza‘ Olnistead, VVm. 2
Cotcs, Bridget. 53 I Oliill, George
Coiiist.ock. Miss P-hebe O‘Reilly, Lawrence
Casey, Tlipinas ,. Raymond. Stephen
Conner. Pat , Ruby, Geo. \V.
Cra\vfoi'd, John Rayinond, Catliarine
C00li. Capt. Orlando 'Ricl'iards, l\l_i's. Lydia
(larne. Nett Rayiiioiid, G.
Forsytli, James Richards, Ambrose
ltlannigan, Clius Sccly. Miss Agnes
Ferris. Stephen St Jolin. Chas. 2
l7i‘ancli|iei', Miss Mary St John, Abijah
Gilboi't., Boiiiiett dz Co Scary, Jaines
Godli'ey, Robt. 2 Steer, Tlios. H.
Gray, Clias. Selleck, Mrs. Isaac
Hai'vcy, Mr. A. Sl’ioi!(:i'=ift. VVin.
I-Ianlord, Mrs. Elicia B SeymQ||l'. .lI'tl
Iiloyt. SJ rs. l\-larin Siiiitli. Edward L.
Iil:‘.ltlt~:ll,'I"It‘9fll‘y Smith, Caleb
I.lya'tt.. \Vin. Scott, Joseph
Itliiicltli-y, Hiram Tiicltiiigton, John 2
I~lodgers, Sarah Miss Tobin. Alli)’
Iloy t, Ira F. 'l‘ayloi', Idczolgiiilt
Hogan, Thomas \Vluiilen, i\‘Iiclme1
llolt, lsaac \Vi|soii. \Vm.
Hine, Ilenry '\Voolsey, Geo. VV.
IJliig>'ll'lllll, Peter \Vells, Greo. O.
Lawler, Ruslcy 2 \Viiitiiey, Miss Sarah
P0l'SUllS calling for the above letters, will
please say that they are advertised.
J.\s. S'ri-;vi~;.\'s, P. M,
Norwalk, July 2", 1848. 2
To Rent.
A very convenient and beautifully
lociitcd dwelling house, within a few
steps of't.lie bridge. Rent. reasona-
Enquire at this Ol'll’.'(‘., or of
GEO. O. STREET.
Norwalk, July 1, 1848.
, ,. "J! ._ -v_ - an
G.
HEAPER than ever knowii before, at the
.x' Book and Stationery establishment of the
subsciibcr. A. SELLECK.
Lrmtber.
EUST rec’d from Albany a good assortment.
" of all kinds of Lumber. consisting in part of
sliingles of all qualities, siding, flosr-plank and
ili-cssed boards, &c.. t\'c., all of which will be
sold at greatly reduced prices.
\V. I-1. CLEVELAND.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River,) June 26, 1848.
F05! ~SALH3.—A fine
IIorse———riglit in every
particular-—foi' sale by
the subscriber, clica p.
Also, a single harness
in good coiidilion, fol’
°’ sale for half its value.-
-1
28
CHARLES C. BETTS.
Norwalk, June ‘)6, 18-18.
lSSOLU'l.‘ION.—'.l‘lie copartnersliip of
KEELER. & BORDEN, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
BURR KEELER,
JOHN BORDEN.
Ridgeficld, June 20111, 1818. 3t*26
Notice.
- . -.'VV,anteic'l.“: . :.; .
_ NE or’ twofyoung men from 18 to 20 years
of age who‘ have. had some experience at
be given. _ - Wm.f»S. BOUTON. ‘
South Noi'vvnlk,_l\_rIay 29th, 1848. _ 22tf
_ ‘‘‘~~-..,,coi:>”i=isH. , . -
CODFISH b.‘/“the, quintal for sale by
0 -Cults. T. LEONARD.
.. _
Mus1c.
ELLECK has just received a large supply
of the liitest and most. popular airs, glees,
songs, duets, die. die , which he now oti'ei's.to
his customers at bargains. june 6.
IYIALIKIS REL
IN bbls. half and quarter bbls. at A
' _ » ' OL.‘vtS'1‘)-IAD’S. ‘
‘FLOUR.
LOUR coiistantly on hand and for sale as
clieiip as the clieapest, by
‘ I C. '1‘.
iieiiii. ill;-li\llllilll'l‘llill.\lll.
HE subscriber continues to manufacture
at the Stone F¢u:tm'-y. Georgetown, wool
into satinett, fullcd cloth, cotton mid woolen
flannels. He has on hand the largest. and best
assortnicut. ofclotlis to be found in this county,
among which is some superior Fi'ei'icli broad-
clotlis which he will exchange for wool. Spin-
ning done by the run or pound and the yarn de-
livered reeled or double "and twisted forstockings.
Cloth dressed to order and all work warranted.
RICHARD EVANS.
Georgetown, (VVilton,) June 10, 1848. 6124
Powder.
1“ KEGS first quality blasting powder,
7 just i'oc'oivod, aid for sale cheap,-—
Also, sporting Powder, of every quality, for
sale only by S. E. OLMSTI-SAD.
§‘7AGON FOR SALE.——A Cheap. sec-
ond hand Pleasure VVagon. J. Riti-:1).
L i:o:uan.
Hartford lYIiitiii:ilJl. iiiisiiiirtmcc Co.
JAM ES REED. Ac.i~:N'r.
Oflicc over the ll/'csl end of Pcmmyc-r ]lIcrrill’s
St0'rc—2cl door East of the Bridge.
Orders lift at the G-azctee Qflice, in the absence
of the subscriber, will receive attention.
G-utta Pereha
$Varrantcd lllnchiuc vzulding,
Dental Filliiiii_:;, GLO.‘
ACHINE BANDS of all widths from A
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 Ru/ilicr or Luz!/icr. Also,
Shoes, Soles, Lathe Bands, Surgoon‘s Splints,
dcc. Also, VVliips, Canes, Umbrella Sticks,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Filling forTeetli. for
sale by CHARLES A. DURAND,
Agent for the .Aincri'cun Gotta Perclia Com-
pariy, at the Jewelry Store of Francis
Bratly, Norwalk, Connecticut. 22
FOR SALE, OR TO LET,
NTIL the first ofApril next, the dwelling
house and premises of 1’. H. Brown, lately
occupied by the Rev. Z. K. I-lawley, at South
Norwalk. Inquire of Mr. George Seymour,
opposite the premises. On the. premises area
great varie.t.y of fruit, such as clierries, plui.-is,
apples, pears, grapes, rasperry, currants, &c.
4t"~*23tf P. H. BROVVN.
Stainford, June 6th, 1848.
SUIVIIVIEHR (30095.
FOR meu’s and boy's wear of all kinds just
received and for sale cheap, by
C. J. Gunman.
For Sale
A DVVELLING HOUSE, Barn
. and Outliouses, bclongingto E. Pmci-:
65 Sum’, situated 50 or 80 rods North of the
Bridge, on the road to Danbnry. The premi-
H E books and accounts of WM. .l. FINCH
liaving been assigiied to m(~‘., all persons
indt-ibtied to liiiu are llLl't‘.l)_V iiotilied that their
accounts must be settled iiiiiiiediately.
XV.-XRD NICI-IOLS, Jr.
1.lssig72ee.
N. B. All persons who have work out, from
him, are ])ilI'ilCl.lltll'ly requested to return the
same iniinediately, inadc or iinmade. and I":-
coive their pay. XVARD NICHOLS, Jr. ‘,
\Vestpoi't, Junc Q‘_’cl, 1848. ‘
Riorsc H-.‘::ii5;cs,
{Elf the iiiust. approved pattern fer sale by,
it W... C. STREET.
Ci-mile Scythes.
IRST quality for sale by the subscriber,
. ‘V.-WI. C. STREET.
Crib For Sale!
IIANDSOi\lE CRIB, suitable for it
young child to sleep in. Enquire of
WVATERBURY dc QUINTARD.
EENBENG.
3 EINDING of every description executed
’’ by the edition or single volume, in as good
style, and as clieap as any other establishment
in the United States, whodo itequally as well.
Elega tit and appiopriatc Bindings forHarper’s
Illi.ist.rated Bible and Slltll(€‘.S])83ll‘e.
Magazines and Periodicals bound with gilt
covers and edges, for 62$ cents.
Individuals in any part of the United States
who _wish tl‘it=.ir books bound or re-bouiid, can
have them done by boxing them and direct to
our address.
P. S. Orders left at this Oflice will be
ALEXANDER «SC JOHNSON.
No. 7 Spruce Street, N. Y.
New York, June ‘.20, 1847.
85,080 R EWARD!
ECEIVED this day one case more oft
.5; those Prints at 6 and 7 cts per yard.—-'
Tliey are the bargain of the season, being well‘
‘.25
C. J. GRUMAN.
PRINTS!
large lot of most excellent Sixpenny
Prinlsjust 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.
HE subscribers have purchased some fine
black Ink, which comes i°ecommended as
the best thing of the kind. We invite those
who want, to call and try it. <
0. E. DISBROW &l»Co.
Notice.
A LL persons having unsettled accounts
with the subscriber of more than one ycar’s
_ standing. are requested to call at the office of
l_ JAMES REED, and settle the same.
' ' HENRY HANDES.
scs are in good repair, with a good well of water
—a good garden, fruit trees, shade trees, grape
vines, currant bushes, raspberries, 6:0. &c. It
is situated near the business part of the town,
yet sufficiently retired to render it. a quiet and
agreeable residence. .
Also, eight. acres of land a.mile and a quarter
north on the Danbury road, under a high
state of cultivation.
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 preinises.
Also For Sale, a Building Lot, opposite the
late residence of Jarvis Street, decased.
May 23, 1848.
IVIOLASSES.
NEVV ORLEANS Molasses in bbls. for
sale cheap by C. T. LEONARD.
Norwalk, June 6, 1848. '
MORE NEW GUODS
ECEIVED this day another lot of Dry
Goods, consisting of domestic ladies dress
goods, and goods for inens and boys wear for
suininer, fall and wint.er. The goods will be
sold for about one lialftheir value, (as cliea p as
goods are now selling.) All in want of Dry
Goods can purchase more goods and of better
quality by calling oirthe subscriber than at. any
other store in the state. ,-For proof please call
and examine the goods. _J. GRUMAN.
LUXURTES.
EEONEY -& 'I‘ai'nai'inds—a choice lot just
rec-’d and for sale by L. S. Bi~:Ni-:nic'r.
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“ To Country Merchants.”
E. OLMSTEAD is agent for the sale of
o carpet warp, cotton twine, cotton wick-
ing, cotton batting, and hatter’s c_ot.ton. at fac-
tory prices. june 12, 1848.
For Sale
SECOND hand cart with shelvings, also.
a light, one seat spring wagon. Enquire
CHAS. MALLORY.
of
CA RPET ‘VA RI’.
0 merchants in Norwalk, New Canaan,
West;ioi't or auyw‘uere else, you will find
carpet warp at factory prices manufactured by
Arnold, at the store of the subscribers. Please
call and see, at
C. E. DISBROW 6:’. CO’S. Jewelry Store.
Fairficld 00. Bank, E
NORWALK, June 1st, 1848
t _ DIVIDEND.
HE President and Directors have this day
- declared adfvide 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
stockholders on demand, By order
the masonry business to whom good wages will I
‘-“’~'o-
vexing ills caused by the disease I.’
complaint.
stores confidence and creates capital, and is a
Call at No. 11 Main-Street.
N. B. No charge for advice.
fi$i‘I-%lE-‘subsci-ibei' would 1' . ,1 iagmounde. to tile ,
e would be happy to have ca __ _ - .‘° 91315998
assures them that he effects a safe and speedypcur
".l.‘his remedy not only cures thedisease, but destroys all liability to co
pleasure to all those who follow the prescription.
attentioii of ladies and gentlemen to this woiiderful ,
Spacg/is jbr inflating the purse.
of * Fniijfield County ma;
‘.3.
1.0s§.Vil]q‘» ai.p,_.lnooi.i_;a$*u,,de,. the painful and
‘ . M 0,F. us POCKE-"1‘s" mi
' - ‘reading and c_listreui_'ng_
lasting source of real happines '. ., _ I
’ The subscriber would cordially iiivi '-
e. e. B1i'1‘.TS_. 1
Tremendous
lion. can be. purchased of a better
and see.
Norwalk, April 3, 1848.
other establishment. in Fairlield County.
Goods line, will be perfectly satisfied of the truth ofour statement.
P. S. Just received a fresh supply of New Spring (=ioods—u most splendid assortment. Gall
Excitement.
ry Gnarls.
The Old Bridge i§'tore Forever.
E believe that it has now become a settled fact that DRY GOODS of every descrip-
quality, and great deal cheaper than at any
Those in want of anything in the Dry
6. J. GRUMAN.
TEAS I
cured the highest. satisfaction, and the continued
Norwalk, Dec. ‘.20, 1847.
GROCERIES SELLING OFF 1
OHN BURRALL, wishing to close his
business, now olfe-.i's to the pulglici 11 “"9
assortment. of \Viiies, and other liquors, the
following list. comprises a part, viz:
WINES.
Old Dfudoria \Vine
4* H “ 2d quality
“' Tenerilfe mid Lisbon,
“ Port \Vine
“ Sicily Maderio.
“ Sweet Lllarsailes
“ Malagu Sherry
naannr.
Old Otard Brandy, 4;} proof
“ Pale “ “
“ “ “ reduced
A few bottles Old Otard Brandy 8 years old.
GIN.
Holland Gin-—a few bottles 8 years old
non.
Croix Rum
Pure St.
ti
H “ 2d quality ‘ I
St. Croix Rum, 3d proof
Old Jamaica Rum.
CID]-‘.1’. BRANDY.
Old Cider Braiidy——old Monongahela.
CORDIALS.
N'.iyau——Clieri'y Brandy.
our oi-.oci:r.ii-:s.
A cheap lot of young Hyson Teas; a lot of
Sugars cheap. Likewise Martin’s Mat<:l'ies, ii
very superior article; and many other articles
in the variety line.
N. B. Persons wishing to get a supply of
pure liquors at cost, for family use, and fariners
‘that would like t.0 provide for haying and har-
vesting, will sec it to their advantage to cin-
brace the present. opportunit.y as the like
chance is rarely to be met with.
JOHN BURRALL.
Norwalk, June 1, 1848.
New Arrangement
l ‘ HE subscriber has purchased of C. L
Raymond his stock of Lumber, Timber,
&c. at Five Mile River Landing, where he iii-
teuds to keep a. good assortiiient 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-
trutli of which, please call and see‘.
tftf) \V. H. CLEVELAND.
Nor\va.lk, (Five M_ile River) May 9, 1848.
Ladies’ I-Iats,
_ ECEIVED this day an entire new stock
.‘ of Hats, Ribbons, Flouers, die. for sale
cheaper than ever. C. J. GRUMAN.
Protection Insurance Company,
Somcrrillc, N. Jcrscg/.—— Capital $200,000.
71‘ HE subscriber having received the agency
of the * above named company is now
prepared to insure Houses. Barns, Mills. and
Factories, against loss or damage by fire.
J. CAMP, JR., Agent,
2]tf Norwalk, Conn.
Scythes.
SCYTHES, Scythe Smiths and Rifles, just
received and for sale cheap by
CHAS: T. LEONARD.
Noewalk, June 6, 1848. .
At. Cost. 1
ed at any ot.her yard along shore. For the 4.7
-reset
Neto Farley and Crmton Tea Company,
HE New York CANTON TEA COMPANY, the oldest and most extensive tea
establishment in America, have established anageiicy in Norwalk, and appointed the sub-
scriber their sole agent, at whose store the community may be supplied with the purest, mastfra-
grant and per/'cct tens to be found in the -world-—Cbina excepted. Besides being unequalled in
quality, they defy competition in price. \Vliereever tl'ieir teas have been tried,.they have so-
and eager patronage ofthe purchaser. All that
is asked is a fair trial, which we solicit from the citizens of Norwalk. Miss. M. Wmmmazv.
61
.'l‘llE ‘WAY TO EARN
‘A. Farm.
IT is not by saving hundreds or fifties that
most forms are bought and paid for, but by
prudence and economy in saving the pennies.
They soon accumulate and swell into dollars.
This appears to escape the observation of many
if you can save ten per ceiit., that. is ten cents
on every dollar you purchase. Why, it is an
important item in one year’s trade. The only
way to save this amount is to purchase your
Dry Goods
at our Store. Ourlpurcliases have been very
large, and we are confident we have it better
selection of goods than can be found in any
other store in the county, and we offer them
All a Smaller Petr Cenlagc
Than any other store in this vicinitvcan or will
sell them. This is not intended for idle talk.
for there is more truth than Poetry in it. It is
not iuiportaiit or necessary that we should
enuinerate the almost endless variety of new
Goods. \Ve will just say we have never had
so large and beautiful assortment as at the pre-
sent time, pui'ci'iased at the uiipreccdented low
prices of Goods in the Great. Uetropolis of
America. Our mode of doing business has
succeeded far beyond our expectations. Our
friends and customers cannot but mark the fact
of the great increase of patronage at this store,
and rcnieinber this has not been done by sell-
ing goods at high prices. Vile have made ar-
rangements to receive
New Goods
Every week until the 20th of July. A few
old goods purchased last season, we offer 30
per cent less than last season prices. Satisfac-
tory remunerations made in impe.rfections in
goods, and sell no in‘ipcrl’ect ones without mak.
iug it perfectly satisfactory to the purchaser.
T. 6: W. E. RAYMOND.
New Canaan, May 5, 1848.
Patterns Made
T the Norwalk Foundry, by an experi-
enced workman
CAMP & KENNARD.
1650 to 1800.
The Ancient Historical
) ECORDS OF NOR\VALK, are ready
ll forsuliscribers and for sale at the store of
Jas. M.A.LLoin' 66 Co;
Also, extra copies of the Map of Norwalk,
and the Plan of the Ancient Settlement, printed
on plate paper and suitable for framing.
E. HALL.
To Hatters.
VI‘ HE undersigned having furnished his fac-
tory with the best of machinery in every
department, and purchasing his cotton on the ‘
best terms, is enabled to offer hatters 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, Westpoi°t.
Samples can be seen at the store of Mr. De.
vis Taylor at \Vestport. 3ni’tf1I
DR. 'l‘0\‘VNS.I3NI)’-‘3
Cbinpouml Extract of Sa-rsaprilla.
THIS highly valuable and popular medicine
for the removal and permanent cure of all
diseases arising from an impure state of the
blood. or habit of the system, can be obtained
at the s_tore of the subscribers, who receive it
direct from the Principal Oflice, in the city of
New York. T. L, dc J. R. PECK.
Norwalk, May 15. 1848.
SCYTHES, SNATHS, RAKES, &c.
20 doz. Kiinball’s celebrated Grass Scythes.
10 “ Patent and common Snatlis.
30 “ Hay~~Rakes, some very superior.
30 “ Austins’ Rifles.
20 “I Superior Scythe-stones.
Hay and manure Forks, Stub-scythes, dzc.
&c., for sale to dealers, or at retail, on favorable
terms by v Wm. C. STREET.
June 6th. 1848.
Wanted.
N Y number of cnstoiners to buy cast iron
. fence. Price from four shillings to one
dollar pr foot, all put up. Apply at the Net'-
walk Iion Foundry. CAMP 55 KEHNABD.
Norwalk, May 15,
E? K -'3: E.-§—1lNE1‘i Jr" CWEE:
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3"“ W’ 18.4.9:
1.‘._.
Ice Cream at Refreshment Saloon
S. BENEDICT, has opened his Ice
o Cream and Refreshment Rooms felt the
season (private entrance to the Ladies Refresh-
ment Snloon from the dtreet) where may be
found various kinds sfPies, viz: ’
Custard, Rais'u, Pumpkin.
Rice, Apple. Mince,
ofall kinds in their season.
Families supplied vvi 'Pies.Domestic Bread,
Tea Cake, Crackers, c. Spruce Beer, Gin-
ger Pop, Cream of N ectnr and Soda Wafer,
constantly on hand cool from the Spring.
May 23. . _ .
Lemon. ~
Fruits &c.
friends, and respond to all their
way of his pi'ofesaion.. ‘ "
' I R. HILL will be hap'py'to see his ‘
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