r
:1-' ..,.- __ ' ' L '- '* >..._-
gracefully and gippoil into the leaping. wave
like a duck into a mud-p,'uddle,,s_o joyo,usly—tl1e
fair oa,es,_beca,in,e, so captivated with the ~ bright
eleinent.:tliat‘nothing" short of a ‘good "d0l159'i
and ‘duck’ could satisfy-the creatures.
The burden of the \Vestover is between ‘.200
‘and 300 tons. ; She has been purchased by
Capt. Tliorp of Southport. and Will be emplyed
its‘ a packet between New York and Richmond
Va. P‘.
FIFTY PER CENT LESS THAN COST.
and no mistake —-exclaimed old Mrs. Parting-
yton. as she returnedi from the store of Chas. C.
Betts, with a splendid baudanna, its the greatest
‘wonderment of the nineteenth cmru:i.‘c'ry, they
never can stand it to sell so clieap,-——‘tliey must
soon go’ to ' , no I wouldn’t lisp it. for the
worl-l,—but how can tliey do it‘, poor fellow,
lie, he-a— And the old lady went off with her
usual titqof hysterics_ and we sloped.
“ A LITTLE MORE GRAPE.”
Our friend Burrull is not only going to seli
elf“ at cost.” but is going toenter the political
arena ingood earnest.‘ He has voluntarily ta-
ken the ageiiey for the new Campaign paper
called the ‘SIGZREJC-SlI0l,,, a‘ specimen No. of
which may be seen at his store. He will for-
ward SllI)3§3l'i[)ll0llS for any desirous of taking a
cheap andspirited paper during the coming con-
test. \Ve bespeak for him a perfect rush of
‘subscribers. “ \Valk to the Captain's oflice” and
take the paper.
. 3'5
Arrival of the Caledonia.
The Caledonia has arrived, bringing foreign
news seven days later. France is still in a
state of excitement. Victoria proposes a visit.
to Irelaud.——-The Trish repealers have united.-—
No revolt, as yet.
1'27?’ Pr. Baird is lecturing to crowded houses
in New Haven, upon the political aspect of
Europe.
LIST OF JUSTICES.
'The,following is a list of Justices of the
Peace for Fairficld County.
Fui7:field.——Thomas H. Osborne, Sam’l. 181-I-’l5 was a Captain, or perhaps :1 \la- Gray, (Jlias.
n-'
A. Nll‘ll0lS, S. P. V. Tenbroeli, Allen
Nichols, Joseph Gray, Oliver H. P--rry,
Rufus Blakeman, \"ii'lliai’n Nit-li'ol.’<,Joliu
Burr, Ira H. \Vlieeler, Tinioiliy Burr. ‘
Danbuqi/.-——--Reuben Buulll, Edward
Taylor, Nelson L. VVhite, David B Boiith,
Alfreil A. tjurnham, Daniel Bl.-ickman,
\Villiam F. Taylor, Theodore D. Rogers,
Elias S. §auford, David Satilirrrl, Aaron
Pierce, Timoth. B. Hickok, Matthew K.
Gilbert, Hiram Ambler, .\‘iebhius Baxter,
C-.arles Bt’.l'lelll('l, 2Zl‘€l B. St vens, Eli
Hamilton, Reuben \Voo(l, Daniel Com-
zstock, l'lez.ry B. VVi dman, Oliver Stone,
Lucius H. Boo-_zhton, John H. Tweedy,
Joseph C. Sears, Henry 0. Judd, C S.
Smith, Charles Darts, Russell White,
Nathaniel Sellcc , Jedi-diali H. Richards,
William .-5. Hurd, Ebenezer R. \\ hittlesy,
George Starr, Horace Marshal, Starr,
Hoyt, Oliver Shepard. ,
Br£ulgeport—-Isaac Sherman, Dwight
Morris, Stephen Hawley, George Ster-
ling, l’hilo Hurd, Daniel O. VVhceler,
Roswell S. N':hols, Titus C. Matiliexv,
Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Hotrhins,
Jam.--s C. Loomis, Henry 'l’. Huggins, lra
IShcrm=in. James Fitch. Sidney B. Beards-
.lee, D.ini~l Hatch, \-Villiam P. Burrall,
Ma.-k l.l‘IO-')T8, Stephen Nichols, Wm ll.
.'Noble, Elisha S. Abernethy, Isaac M.
.‘Siurges, Joseph H. Prindle, Josiah Hob-
hell, Horace Nichols, Hervey Higbec,
-.*George W. Warner, Francis‘ Ives.
Br0olrfield.—Wait. S. Northrop, Henry
lRuggles, Charles Hawley, John F. Ben-
inett, Anzlrew Northrop, liryant Smith,
iEbenezer Blackinan, Daniel Holly, Lyman
:Smith, Peter M. Hubbell, Roswell H. l’ar~
2 “er, Abel S. Hawley.
Drzrie7z.—Abraliarn (i'lock, Holly Bell,
_-Edward Scolield, Joseph Mather, Ira Sco.
lield, James H. Gorham, Gilbert G. Wa-
iterbury.
Easlon.—Mallet Seeley, Zenas John-
-son, Anson Bennett, Loyd Seeley, Albert
-Guthrie, John Edwards, Jesse Lacy,
‘Walker Sherwood, Ebenezer S. \Vinton,
‘Ransom Lyon, Eli Adams, Bradford Win-
.nton, James D. Johnson.
Gr.--elzwich.——--Solomon Mead, Joseph
(Brush, B. B. Lockwood, Vfilliam A. Fer-
eris, Ard Reynolds, Erastus Bundle, Sam-
.-Jel G. Cornwall, Odell C. Knapp, Jona-
U.lmr_i Finch, John McKay, Samuel Close.
Huntz'ng'orz.—Lerriiiel Beardslee, Elias
A. Hall, Daniel Bennett, Hanson S. Ed
-nvards, David Beecher, Ambrose Shelton,
§,Lewis_,Downs, Samuel Drew, V/Villiam
’2"l"oml-ison, Daniel A. Nichols, David P.
T.-Shelton, Charles C. Tomlison, Marcus
Wheeler, Ebenezer Wakeley.
Jllor.-roe.—Angur Lewis Henry Lewis,
Asa Hayes, Charles B. Clark, Cyrus A’.
.'Beirds!ee, Charles Curtis, George P.
& Curtis, Levi Eewards, Sturges Bulkley,
;Ezra Beardslee.
..A’.'ew iT'.,'a.':arm..——-\-Viltts Comstock, Joseph
"Silliman, ‘Darius St. John, \Villiam Wat-
.--son, Peter Smith, Darius Davenport, John
~fB. Lambert, Samuel Raymond, itenjamin
..N. Heath. Anelrew B nedict.
-NEW Fuirfirld.-—Ainzi Rogers, lE1no<:h
.i..Knapp, Horace Hodge, N]. R. Kellogg,
‘A. S. Pierce, John O. Beardsley, Reuben
H-€l.(lqe,.J6Sse Peck,
'..N'a2w:own.—-.-.D.= V B. Baldwin, Tl eophi-
Vlus Nichols. Peck, "-‘falter Clark,
D. H. Belili-n,T«honi:is O. (‘,h-,n-nbcrs, Jacob
Beers, Am0S‘S-'iT"i€’i1'. John Dick, David
.'B. ‘Beers, ‘Clirirles C. Warner, Edward
5-S:arr, Alexande-ii:lHall, E 'ra Nlor5_ran.
ii./V'oi‘wIrl/1‘.-—'I=‘«h¢Ilna.~‘ B. Butler, Thomas
Robinson, Or-ris5‘S. Ferry, Alfred Mallory
‘George-. Seymour. Win. 0. Beard, John
-A- Weed, Stephen Smith, -:~‘arnnel Rich-
: nrds, Geo. St.’-"John. C. E. Disbrow, Ste
‘:_.phen Olmstead, Wm.iH. Benedict, Harvey
Pennoyer, George A. Davenport, Josiah
‘-M.Carter, Joseph P.,Hanford, George
';R. Cowlcs, Samuel Lines, Esack Kellogg.
, .Redding.-—--.VVnlker Bates, John Ed- -
mionds, George Hull, Sturges Bennett,
3
Henry lB.iiFa,inton, Arzy iM,e_eker, ll‘liad-
deus_ "M. Abbott, Lemuel "Adams-,‘ Peter. S.
.Coley,_Ashe_r S i\’lerchant. ’
, Rz'dgefield.——-Harvey* Siuith, Thaddeus
Keeler, ‘.2d., Hezekiah Scoti, Russel B.
Keeler, lraniel Lovejoy, Daniel Smith,
Jesse S. Bradley,- Francis A. Roctwell,
Benjamin D. Nnrr-is, Timothy Jones,Sm’ith,
Keeler, Wm. Sherwood, VVilliam Smith,'
Lewis June, Timothy T. Smith, Smith B.
-Keeler, David Scott. '
l S/aermn-n.—-Joseph T. Seely, ‘Morris
Barnes, Vlfilliam -Pickett, Mrirgan Seeley,
John O. Northrop. Albert Barnes, Frede-
rick Edwards, Revills Fuller, David
Graves, Levi Leach, David Northrop,
Wyllis Sherwood,‘ George Briggs.
Stamford.—Cliarles Hawley, Joshua B.
Ferris, Wm. T. Minor, "Theodore Daven-
port, John W. Leeds, Nehemiah Hoyt,
Charles Brown, John R. Leeds, Smith R. ' ment of gold and silver watches as was ever}
pl'iCPS winch can-I
Sibley, Joseph D VVarrcn, VVo'i. H. Holly,
Stephen B. Provost, James H. Minor,
Nathaniel D. Haighi, Henjamin M. VVeed,
rAhisl’l:t §Si-afield, Nathaniel Lockwood,
Frederick Lockwood, Edwin Scofield, Jr.
Sands Adams.
Sn'arf:-rd.—David P. Judson, Isaac J.
Booth, Lewis H. Russell, John Golding,
llavid Plant, I-Iamiton Burton, Treat
Blaclzman, Josiah Gorham, ‘Elias Vvell-s,
Levi Curiis, Jr., Isaac We-l.s, Edwards
Johnson. '
Ti'umbull.—Elijali Middlcbrook, ‘Sam-
uel Lyon, Hezekiah S Nichols, Plumb N.
Fairchild, Birdsey B. Plumb, Alli Brins-
made, Daniel S. Brinsmade, Starr.Fair-
~cbii_d, Samuel Beardslec.
i’Ve.st0n..—Hanlor(l Nichols, Oliver C.
‘Sanford, David Patclien, Ilflatthew Bulkley,
,Wiirren Nichols, John Clapp, William
,Noyes, Charles Ron land. .
W'r.>.s~lpo2-t.——-Eliphali-t Swift, Samuel
W. Chamberlain, Alva Gray, Heze~iab
Allen, Zalmon Sanfortl, Chas. W. Taylor,
Wm. H. I\’ichards, Daniel Burr, Ebenezer
Beers, Josiah Raymond, Gould Jelliff,
aHe.-zekiah M. Coley, John S. Hyde,’ David
Coley, Hezekiah Nichols, Francis W.
-Jessup. " _-
H72"/trr2.— Samuel Scott, Sherman Cole,
Lockwood K. Ferris, Giles Godfrey,
,Nalhan Comstock, Isaac M. Sturges,
*Ahijah Belts, Jehiel Grumman.
.9 '.-vo/i/e ./7Q;ii.”—iti}$ller..i
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Taylor, in
jor by bre-vet,and :<IallOllC(l with his cor
,p:ll'l_\’ at Green Bay-—at that time far be
lyond the limits of civilization. The Pay
master received from the government the
necessary funds, save a small amount hel
ex.-liangzed for the bills of J. H. Platt &_
Co. Bankers in the city of Cll'l(‘ii'll'lill.l--,l
this was a “ business transaction” on pri-E
Vale-i account. The Payma.-ter proceeded
to Deiroit, and there paid off the soldiers
in this Locofoco individual responsibility
paper——he then proceeded to Miickiiiaiv,
and there paid the soldirs in like manner;
lastly he reached Green Buy. Here again
the Paymaster, with proper ofl‘icial solem-
nity, counted out to Capt. Taylor the bills
of J. H. Platt 1&5 ('0. Bankers for the
"soldiers. “ Old Zack” looking at the
“ rags’? said—‘‘ Is this the stuff you in
lend’ to pay us 1" The Psyrnaster assured
him it was the same he paid to the men
at Detroit. and l.\'lackinaw, but, says he,
with a knowing wink, “I have United
v I
States Bank bills for you officers.” To
this Captain Taylor replied—" Sir, my
un-
get
men can receive no money that I am
willing to take myself---_ro back and
us good moriey.”—Cinc1'7mm.'z' Gaz.
Publications.
Ti-ii: Kxicxi-:r.in)i{i-tr.-—-I"oi' July is promptly be-
fore us. and when we siy we do not think it quite
equal to some ofits predecessors. no one will info-,.
that it does not still stand head and shoulders above
every olhnr iiioiitlily. The St Leger papers are
capiIal,_'sevcral good poetical articles, and something
spicy in the Editor’s Table. \Ve must take the lib-
erty however of differing with the Editor in his es-
timate oflhc articles on the “ Orators of the Revo-
lution," and :1 style so exceedingly faulty, as that
which characterizes these articles, unsuited to the
high literary merit of this MllglZill(l'
am».
In this town, on the 6th inst. Mrs. Maria
Hoyt. wife ofJaspcr Hoyt, aged about: .50.
In this town on the 10th, Mabel Partick to '72.
In this town, on the 9th, Seth Olmsted, to 8.
In (:‘reenwicb, on Saturday last, Mrs. Sally.
aged 62 wife of Capt. Daniel Mei-i°it,t, ofGreen-
wich, and mother of Capt. VVillis J Merritt, of
this town.
In this town on the 4th inst. at the residence
of Mr. Henry Kellogg, Isaac I-Ioyt,—agcd 48. '
DC?’ It is with no little gratification that we can
record so rare an instance of disinterested benevo-
leuce as was shown by the above mentioned family.
\Vithout any consideration or hope of reward, this
poor sufferer Wt1:l.l‘lll'lliSlle(l with :1 home and every
kindness and attention which wealth or afluencc
could have commanded. In our selfish worid, such
instances ofphilanthropic geiicrosity are wortliy of
record as well as profound admiration.
FCEN UP, by the sulisci'iliei', a large
""*~'-‘,‘."-*‘:‘7.'¥.’ ., e y ' 39'-." :
; hutrmoni
. at
' 31.1,}: 3- . ,;..‘',A,_._.,, ._~ .r';_.
, _....,._.-__.,..
I
NDIA RUB
India ‘Rubber and 'ivoi7y teething rings;
cas-,' dolls, and a var-iety of fancy goods.
‘ ' ' 'DISBRO\V &CO."S.‘ ‘
Dz'sI.rz'ct of Norwalk ss. Probale Court, July
10th, 1848. ' .
E STATE of GRACE HOY-T, late of Nor-
walk, in said district, deceased. ,
Ordered that the administrator on said estate.
render his account for final settlement and ad-
justment at theiP-robate Oliice in Norwalk, on
the 17th day of July, 1848, at 9 o’clock, fore-
man; and that all persons in interest may be
duly notified thereof, the admini._strator will
cause this order to be published in a newspaper
published in said Norwalk, at least once before
said 17th day ofJul_v.
Tans. B. Bu'rLi-:ii, Judge.
VVATCII 1-IS-
IE subscribers have this : day I'olUl'ned
from New York with as large an assert‘
TI
ofi‘ered in Norwalk, and at
inot. fail to be called cheap. Good full jeweled
5 warraiited lever watches for 319- GI-lltl dU- in
tliesame proportion. Also 8. good supply of
_ all kinds ofj-iwclry.
C. E. DISBROW’ &: CO.
List of Letters
EMAINING in the Post Office at
walk, July 1, 1848.
Lalhans, A. D.
Lewis. Geo. W.
Logan or Lagau, Miss
Sarah
Lrimbert, J. (St C.o.
Moore.-. Michael
Murphy. James
Mills, Sylvester
Mann, Geo. C.
Meri-ill. Titus K.
Marvin, Matthew
Marie. Albin
Mayra, James
Meeker, Allen ‘I.
Oliver, Eliza J?‘
Oluistead, ‘VIII. 2
Ohill, George
O‘Reilly, Lawrence
Raymond. Stephen
Ruby, Geo. \V. 2
Raymond, Catliariue
Richards, Mrs. Lydia
Raymond, G.
Richards, Ambrose
Soely. Miss Agnes
St. John, Chas. 2
St John, Abijah
Scary, James
Steer, Thus. H.
Sellecll, Mrs. Isaac
Slioociiili, VVm.
Seymour, Ira
Smith. Edward L.
Smith, Caleb
Scott, Joseph
Tuckinglon, John 2
Tobin, Auty
Taylor‘, Hezekiah
\Vliail0n. Michael
\Vilson. \Vm.
\Voolsoy, Geo. VV.
Liogsiiiitli, Peter \Vells, Geo. O.
Lawler, Rusluy 2 \V'nitney, Miss Sarah
Persons calling for the a'no‘!e letters, will
please say that they are advertised.
Jas. S'1‘E\'E.\'S, P. M,
Norwalk, July 3. 1848. ' ' 27
lSSOLU'1‘ION.—'I‘ho copartnership of
KEELER & BORDEN, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
BURR KEELER.
JOHN BURDEN.
Ridgefield, June 20th, 1848. 3t*.‘2G
Notice.
HE books and accounts of \V.‘.i. J. FINCII
. having been assigned to me, all persons
indebted to him are ll(‘.i'r-l)y notified that their
accounts must be settled iininodiately.
\VARD NICHOLS. Jr.
ASSi_LT‘IIC€.
N. B. All persons who have work out, from
him, are particularly requested to return the
same immediately, made or unmade. and re-
ceive their pay. \VARD NICHOLS, Jr.
\Vestport, June 22d, 1848.
O”
Cradle Scytlics, ~
[JV IRST quality for sale by the subscriber‘,
\VM. C. STREET.-
Crilb For Sale!
HANDSOME CRIB, suitable for a.
young child to sleep in. Enquire of
KVATERBURY 66 QUINTA RD.
Wanted.
NY number of customers to buy cast iron
fence. Price from four shillings to one
dollar pr foot, all put_up. Apply at. t.he Nor-
walk Iron Foundry. CAMP & Ksauaan.
june 12, 1848.
SCYTHES, SNATHS, RAKES, (Sic.
20 doz. Kimball’s celebrated Grass Scythes.
l
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Allen, VVm.
Adams, Sally
'Aikiu, Elizabeth
Burr, Miss Lucy A.
Burgess, Albert
Burgess, Hcnrv
Bidwell, Henry E.
Byxbee, \Vm. Jr.
Brush, Henry
Boirne, Miss Eliza
Bragg, Monsou
Bradley, A B
Bogly, Denis
Bcldeu Henry ,
Clarksou, Ma1'_V E
Cliinery, Miss Eliza
Cotes, Bridget 2
: Comstock, Miss Phebe
Casey, Thomas
Conner. Pat
Crawford, John ,
I Cook, Capt. Orlando
‘Carne, Nett
For’syth, James
Flauiiigaii, Chas
Ferris. Stephen
3 Fraticklicr, Miss '.VIary
lGilbcrt.. Bennett 6:. Co
God lioy, Rubt. 2
N or-
Ilarvcy, Mr. A.
Hantord, Mrs. Elicta B
Hoyt. Mrs. Maria
Beldon, Henry
Hyatt. \Vin.
Hinckli-y, Hiram
Ilodgors, Sarah Miss
Ho) t, Ira F.
Hogan, Tliomas
Holt, Isaac
Hino, Henry
llorsc Italics,
the most approved pattern fer sale by
VVM. C. STREET.
10 “ Patent and common Smiths.
30 " Hay Rakes, some very superior.
30 “ Austins’ Rifles.
20 “ Superior Scythe-stones.
Hay and 'manure Forks, Stub-scythes, &c.
&c., for sale to dealers, or at retail, on favorable
terms by Wm. C. STREET.
June 6th. 1848.
Plumlic National Dagucri'ianGallery,
No. 5251 llBro1utw:u', New York.
New Foundland doc. The owner is re-
. in .
quested to call for the same, pay charges and
take him away. - AVERY RAYMOND-
South Norwalk, July 10th, 1848. '28
P E-MAINING in the Post Oflice at Ridge-
‘; field, July 1, 1848.
Ackerman, James G Mead, Ezra, widow
Benton, Roswell H or heirs
Bll'I.lSell, Gilbert Puttel, Lois
Ci-nfoot. George Perry, Talman C
Cogswell, Edward Pickett, Henry
Fanton 6.: Sons Rodgers, Mrs. Molly
Gardner, Asahel Smith, Mrs
Hodges, William Seymour. Lucy
Hendrick, Mary E Sniffim Ml'S- P0ll.Y
Keeler, Jesse E Smith, Mrs. Abigail
Lockwood, Geo. \V \Vhitlock, Rev. John
List. of Letters
XVO patents granted under Great Seal of
the United St.ates—awarded the gold and
Silver medals, four first premiums and two
highesthonors, at the National, the iVIassachn-
sorts, the New York. and the Pennsylvania
Exhibitions, for the most splendid colored Da-
guerreotypcs, and best apparatus.
Apparatus and Stock, wholesale and retail—
Portraits taken in any weather in exquisite
style—~Instructions given in the Ai't.
New York. June 20, 1848. *1y25
CARPET WA RP.
O merchants in Norwalk. New Canaan,
\Vestport or anywhere-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. DISBROVV & CO’S_. Jewelry_.Store
I ‘-
Lev: Clark »
AY be found at the Jewelry Storeof
IV Francis Brady, adjoining the store of
Charles Isaacs, Esq. ' 1
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Norwalk, May 2241848»
FRESH CAMPHENE a.nd Burning Fluid
constantly on hand; also all kinds of
No.-rm-op,. N H VVallace,Miss Elizabeth
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised. _ .-
2 ' RUSSELL ‘JONES. ‘P. M.
GOLD PENS-—-Something entirely new
and very useful, at
' DISBROW db CO.’S.
ERFUMERY-_-a small lot very nice.
Also, fine hair oils and pomatum, at
‘ DISB ROW 6: 'IC_l0~,.’S.
Lamp Wicks and Glass. .
C» E. DISBROW «SE CO3
...- .,....;-;'-
-‘...,
i3 Ls
.18
_ _ * Wanted.
0 of age who have had some experience at
be given. \Vm. S. BOUTON.
South Nor-walk, May 29th, 1848. 22tt‘
CODFISH.
C ODFISH by the quintal for sale by
CHAS. T. LEONARD.
C Music.
NE or two young men from 18 to 20 yea rs ' i
the masonry business to whom good, wages will . " ~ '
ELLECK has just _rcceived a large supply
of the latest mid most popular ‘airs, glees,
songs. dl-‘GT5. <3<‘.c. &c , which he now ofi'ers to
, his customers at bargains. june G.
‘ aI.u:KI5i:l2t. I
1 [N bbls. halfand quarter bbls. at
* OLMs'ri:An’s. ‘
E‘§'..€.3‘»‘E)’;'2'.*€~.
F cheap as the cheapest, by
C. T. LEONARD.
llltlllll ll"l..ll.‘.llF.rl€’l"lll*.l.\'l.il. '
HE subscriber continues to manufacturel
_ at she Stone Factory. Georgetown, wool
into satinett, fulled cloth, cotton’ and woolen’
flannels. He has on hand the la r,r_*cst' and best,
assortment ofcluths to be found in this county,l
among which is some superior French broad-i
cloths which he willeitchauge for wool‘. Spin-_
ning done by the run or pound and the yarn de-
livered reeled or double and twisted forstocking.<.
Cloth dressed to order and all work warranted.
RICHARD EVANS.
_(}corgctown, (\Viltou,) June 10, 1848. 6t24
Powder.
KEGS first quality blasting powder,
just received, aid for sale cheap.-—
Also, sporting Powder, of every quality, for
sale only by S. E. 0L2\lS’l.‘l-ZAD.
‘ AGON FOR S.-\LE.—-A Cheap, sec-
ond hand Picasuie \Vagou. J. R1~2ED.
IIl:u'tfor¢l Itiutiml §iB.‘illI‘:!l‘2iCC Co. I
JAMES REED. Aoi~:.\"r.
Oflicc over the l‘Vest end of Penizog/e'r §~}llerrz'll’s
Store-—‘2cl door Easl of the Bridge.
, Orders lrfl at the Gazette Ofiicr, in the absence
of (/25 subscriber, will re!-cire altcrrlion.
Ci-titta Pereha
|‘Van'zsiutc¢il l‘lI::clninv- :1ndiz.-.g,
Dent:-al Fi“i!I§.", &c.
ACHINE BANDS of all widths from £2
l to 30 inches. These Bands are not. af-
fected by oils, grease. acids, or awati-.i'. They
are considered by all who have used them to
be superior to India Rubber or Lea!/rear. Also,
Slices, Soles, Lathe Bands, Siii‘,Qe(iii’s S[‘:lil'll'.s‘,
&c. Also, \Vhips, Canes, Umbri-lla Sticks,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Filliiig ForTer-tli. for
sale by CHARLES A. DURAND,
A_.r,-‘eat for the Aincrican (.r'ulla Pcrrlia Com-
Izany. at the Jt‘.Zl.’€l7'_?/ Store of Francis
Brridy, Norwal/5. Connecticut.
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FOR SALE, OR ‘TO LET,
NTIL the first of April next, the dwelling
house and premises of I’. H. Brown. lately
occupied by the Rev. Z. K. Hawley, at South
Norwalk. Inquire of Mr. George Seymour,
opposite the premiscs. On the premises are ii
great. variety of fruit, such as cherries, plums,
apples, pears, grapes, raspcrry. currants, etc.
41*-‘.3.'3tf P. H. BROWN.
Stamford, June 6th, 1848.
SURIM E35’: GOODS.
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received and for sale chca p, by
C. J. Gncnmx.
For offers“
A DVVELLING HOUSE. Barn.
, ~ and Outhouscs. bi-longingto E. Pmcr:
' A‘; SUN, situated 50 or 80 ’ rods North of the
Bridge, on the road to Danbury. The promi-
G scs are in good repair, with a good well of water
——a good garden, fruit trees. shade trees, grape
vines, currant. bushes, raspberries, &c. &c It
is situated near the business part of the town,
yet sufhcient.l_v retired to render it a quiet and,
agreeable residence.
Also, eight acres of land a mile and a quarter"
road, under a high
l
‘north on the Danbury ,
I stare ofcultivation. l
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,i
afternoon, on the preinises.
Also For Sale, a Building Lot, opposite the’
late residence of Jarvis Street, decascd. l
iVIay Q3, 1848.
LU SURE it-IS
_.2ONEY & Tamarinds—a choice lot just
2-. rec’d and for sale by L. S. BENEDICT.
t.F-21 '
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noes: E.EE‘ta?i‘B.’.E~"’i"<?’G. l
HEAPER than ever known before. at the
Book and Stationery estalilisliiiient of the
A. SELLECK.
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subscriber.
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Lumber. l
UUST rec’d from Albany :1 good assortment
c. of all kinds of Lumber. consisting in part of
shingles of all qiialities, siding. flo‘.»r-plank" and
dressed boards, &c.. &c., all of which will be
sold at; greatly reduced prices.
. \-V. H. CLEVELAND.
Noi-walk, (Five Male Rivera) June 26. 1848.,
FOR NA L5-I.--A fine
Horse-—i'igIit in every
particular——for sale by
he subscriber, chcn p.
Also, a single liar::es_.~,
in good condition, for
sale for half its value.-‘
I 2.1-’-x Enquire of
CHARLES C. BETTS.
Norwalk, June 26, 1848-
rBfifiK - EEINDENG. '
‘:»1NDING of every description executed
(3 ” by the edition or single volume, in as goiid.
style, and as chair p as any other establishment.
in the United States, who do it equally as well.
Elegant and appropriate Bindings for Hai'per’s
Illust.rated Bible and Sbakespea re.
Magazines and Periodicals bound with gilt
covers and edges, for 62; cents.
Individuals in any part of the United States
who wish their books bound or re-bound, can
have them done by boxing them and direct to
our address.
G'P. S. Orders left at this Ofiice will" be
forwarded to the subscribers.
I ALEXANDER & JOHNSON.
No. 7 Spruce Street, N. Y.
um) 20‘, 1847. 95
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New York; 3
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rieaels
.iNn THE PUnLte.
extend our thanks for the liberal pati"onage' youiliave besfowe‘d upon us the pi"eseiit
—'
' ‘ nod ‘ s.-and very cheap nm.,5_.
Dress Goods, Huts, Ribbons. dcc. &:c. at. about of
when like some large piece of t'ui-nltm-e. or as
, §.f hf ..‘_“""“'1€“**-. .....~.-.-.,,..._",......,..___()=,_._,__ _
.4130
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itlll‘0llS,
« season.', It- has encouraged us to go forward, and to spare‘ no pains in procuriing;
VVe propose to‘ sell out. our entire stock of Ladies
osr. We make this offer autic':pi'iting the time
some have ll',- in s‘pe'akin,fz‘ ofthéir tiritors; their’
room is better than llilll‘-ll‘ company. We intend to lay before you this fall. goods unrivalled in
lieau_t.y. and ciieapriess.
us to-be more parsevering.
Our course i_s,onwaid—-the adva'nc‘ing I":-putation of this store for cheap
zgoods has not been retarded by the many impediments tln-own in its way, but rather has caused‘
I - . _ .
We shall keep a large assortment during the summer of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
description.
New Canaan. July 6, I848.-
LOUR °°“5I"‘"l3' 0" lmn‘-l “lid fill‘ “I9 33 Crockery, Books and Stationery. Drugs and l\'iedicines, and Housekeeping articles of every
‘vVhich will be sold as cheap as t1ie'cheapes_t. '
T. 6: W. E-. RAYMOND.
HE subscriber would respectfully ann
‘ vexing ills caused by the disease cal
assures them that he effects a safe and spa
complaint.
This remedy not only cures the disease, but
stores confidenrse and creates capital, and is a
pleasure to :2 l those who follow the prescripti
attention of ladies and gentlemen to this wonder
Spsciji'c jbr inflaliizg the purse‘.
Call at No. 11 Main-Street.
N. B. No charge for advice.
ounce to the citizens of Fairfield‘ County” that
he would be happy to have calls from those who are laboring under th_e painful ii ad
led “VACUM OF Tl5lE— POCKETS” and
edy cure of this wide spreading and distressing?
destroys all liability to contiiziiétl it again. lit re-V
lastinq source of real ha ppiness and unalloyed‘
on. The subscriber would cordially invite the‘
‘fill
s’. G‘. is-Tits.
CEES
:7 :.'
The {AM Bréeig
i
E believe that. it has now become a s
other establisliineiit in Fairficld CO1
tiou. can be purchased of a lictlor
mty. Those in want of anything in the Dry"
Excitement. J
3 Stare F0rc'u‘r.-
ettlcd fact that DRY GOODS of every dvscrip-‘
quality, and great deal cheaper than at any‘
Goods line, will be perfectly satisfied ofthe truth of our statement.
P. S. Just received a fresh supply of New Spring Gocds——a most splendid assortment.
and see. i
Norwnlk, April 3, 1848.
TEES ll
Calf
0. J. GRULVIAN.
TEAS!
Jbmew E/‘ow: arid Carriers Tea Clornpmzg/',.
HE New York CANTON TEA COMPANY, the oldest and most extensive tee‘
. establishment in America, have ostablislied anngency in Norwalk. and appointed the sub-'
scriber their sole iigeiit, at whose store the community iiiay be supplied with the puresl, mos(_/‘ra-
grunl and 126/_'/izcl tons to be found in the world——China excepted.
quality. they detiy competition in price-. \Vliei-9
cured the highest .sat;ist'action, and the continued
J OR '1'“-",5 “ml l3".i"-“l ‘VOW Of “ll kinds Just is aski--.(l is a fair trial, which we solicit from the citizens ofNoi'walk.
Norwalli, Dec. 20. 1847.
Besides being unequalled in
ever their tens have been tried, they have se-
and eager patronage ofthe purchaser. All that
Mas. M. WAKi:1iiAN.
51
Gi£~9CEI§§{':ES S5-ILLHFJG OZ-‘F
' I
At Cost.
OHN BURRALL, wishing to close his
boson-.55, now olii-.rs to the public, a fine
assortinent. of \Vines, and otlier liquors, the
following list. comprises a part, viz:
wi-.\‘i:s.
Old Maderia \Vino
“ “ “ 2d quality
Tear-i'ili'e and Lisbon,
Port‘. \-Vino
Sicily lVladeria
S ivcet M a rsa i i es
Malaga Sherry
BRANDY.
Old Otard Brandy, 4é proof
“ Pale "' “
it v‘
reduced
A few bottles Old Otard Brandy 8 years old.
GIN.
Holland Gin—a few bottles 8 years old
(I
RUM.
Croix Rum
Pure St. .
H 2d quality
St. Croix Rum, 3d proof
Old .launiica Rum.
CID}-LR BP.A.\'DY. '
Old Cider Brandy—old Monongahela.
$5
CORDIALS.
Noyau——Cherry Brandy.
DRY GR()(:l~J‘RlES.
A chea p lot of young Hyson Tens; a lot of
Patterns liladc
T the Noswalk Foundry, by an exporir
euced workman
CAMP 62: KENNARD.
1650 to 1800. i
Tine .-\lN‘.il'llI 'l3E.i.suu-in.-.1!
.‘ ECORDS OF NURVVALK, are l'eurl_y
Jas. MALLoiiv & Co.
on plate paper and suitable for fran~in.r.v
4
E. HALL.
To Hatters.
. 717 HE uiide-i'sigiie.l having furnished his lac-
’ Iory with ihe best of macliinery in every’
department, and pun-liasing his cotton on the-.'_
bfist t8-l'In-'. IS enabled to ofl'er’hattei's cotton of
1‘-W‘-I‘_V description, and of the best‘ quality at re‘-
duced prices. Also, cotton batting of superior
qua ity adapted for all purposes. Address
‘ IOBERT HOLDEN, Westport.
, - Saniplcs can be seen at the store of M r. Da
vis Iaylur at Westport.
Dflc 'I‘0¥VNS.l3ND’§;
Cniripriund Extract of Sarsaprillizi
TIIIS highly valuable and'[.opular inedicinr.
for the removal and permanent. cure of all
disc:iscs arising from an impure state of the‘
blood. or habit of the sysfeni, carfbe obtai.-led
direct from the Principal Oflice. in the city of
New York. T. L, & J’. R. PECK.
Norwalk, May 15. 1848.
Sugars cheap. Likewise Martiu’s l\Itll(‘.l'lé..N‘, a
very superior article; and many other articles -
in the variety line. '
N. 13. Persons wishing to get a supply of
pure liquors at. cost, for family use. and farmers
that would like to provide for ha_ving and bar-
vesting. will see it to thoi: advantage to em-
bmce the I))'(>,<4‘llf- opportii:.et_v as the like
chance is rarely to be met with.
JOHN ‘BURRALL.
Norwalk,_Juue L, 1848.
l
I izhrrangemeitt
‘l HE subscriber has [)1.ll’(:lltl>'eL.l of C. L ,
Raymond his stock of Lumber. Tlmllf’-|'.».l
'1
. Age. at Five Mile River Landing, where he in-l
- tends to keep a goo!‘ assortment.
7 all kinds for building purposes.
of Lumber of
A‘-lso on hand‘
Lime, Lath, 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‘
truth of which, please call and see. _
rf19- . W. H. CLEVELAND.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River)» May 9. 1848.
Protection Insurance Com-pany,~
Some,-.mjue,. N. Jersey_.—Capital 3600.000:
THE subscrinerrhaving received‘ the agency
prepared to insure Houses. Barns. Mlllso and
Factories, against loss or damage by fire.-
J. CAMP. J 9». Agent.
Nei=Walli,:Coun.-
21t£ ,
of the above named company is new‘
ice Cream ac Refresh-mcnt Saloonr
S. BENEDICT, has opened his Ice‘
- Cream and Refreshment Rooms for the‘-
season (private entrance t.o‘t’he Ladies Refresh
inent Saloon from the street) where may be‘
found various kinds st3Pies. viz :3
Custard, Rais 1), Pumpkin,-
_ Rice. Apple l\TlllC8,'
ofall kinds in their season.-
Faunlies suppmo \\ n .. 1‘ies.DomesticBread,»
Tea Cake, Crackers, &c. Spruce Beer, Gin-r
ger Pop, Cream of Nectar and Soda Water.~
constantly on hand cool from the Spring.-
May 237.-
R. IIILL will’ be happy _ to see his
; friends.and respond to all their calls in the’
way of his pi'ol'ession.
I N K .
’‘ HE subscribers have pni=chasedis‘ome fine‘
black Ink, which comes recommended as-
the best thing of the kind. We invite those‘
who want,-to call and try it.
C. E. DISBROW 55 C0.
Lemon‘,-
Fruits 65¢.-
, Notici‘. '"""
LL persons having. unsettled‘ a’c’con'n‘r‘e=
with the subscriber of more than one year’s-‘
,stiznding. are requested to call at the oflice 0::
JAMES REED, and settle the same. ,
' HENRY HANDESJ
Nonvall¢,.May I-5,1848.-
for subscribers and for sale at the store of
Also, extra copies of the Jllap if No;-u~u[/.-,.
and the Plan of the Ancient Settlement. printed’
3ui"'tf1Si
at the store of the subscribers, who receive ir_
Norwalk Chronicler