a*'-‘W . . . _
Tiii-: Nor.wAI.K ~CrAZl'I'l 'i‘”_i:',._—\»'l7e cannot stop
b_iir'~_pen from noticing this little but able sheet.
or sincéi our friend Byiugtotl tofili, ll}? 9..lll.t0l'l"l
clrair it Intl.l'l{6.d dif‘ference is “exliibité_=ld in its
columns. Don't; wish to make yopvaln. but ‘ll
is the fact. Success attend the lifiorwalk Gu-
zctt_e.—Dcrby Jour-nal._ _ _ _‘ _
fig‘ fire“, 1-ezfljy, om. 1,o,,o,'.-3,-,,.é ‘L tmckenmg - our Cll.lZP.l]S who may be called upon, wiil at once
upon us” and it will be indeed surprising if we see ""3 ”‘l“° °f “"5 “‘°’k'
do not begin to think we are positively one of the
I _ Pliblictiliotiéiz , V ,
Mr. L‘: Barber of New Haven, has just issued a
‘new. work,_ _eiiib‘i'acing in}: small liui'it, a complete
synopsis ofall"t'lie itii-piortaiit events connected with
"religious ltislOry~fl'Onl the Cliristtan Era to the pres-
euttiuic. The agent of this work is in town, and
Ri-:i.i(:ious El\‘lBl.l-ZMS, by the above compiler, is
" dell” l’°°l’le-” ‘V3 dld not fed so confident an interesting little work which is well worth the
about our Pliiladclpliia fiieiid, but Newson, we Price, and ii ihomugli mailing, after it isflkciiiglit.
know, and he would never be guilty -of perpe- ‘ —-———
tratin§_r such a compliment unless he ineaut:
every word of it. \Ve would give more for his
opinion in tliisjcase than anybody we know.——
You are one of the “ boys" Tommy,-—be pa-
tient, you'll soon be it man and have whiskers
like us.
, , . . ' . _
1 . S. Siiicepeniiiiig the above. we have - C“AMBER,S n.h5cmmm,. N0_ 25 of ,h,$ ,,,,1,,,,bp,
.lll:l(l6 another discovery. The Stamford ‘Advo- n,;$c,.;;,,,,,. is ,ecc,,.ed and ,5 ("NY (,q,,,,l ,0 ,,,,,. 0,-
cate has pounced upon us, without the least re-
gard to the weather. [1 car him :
“ The Nonw.ii.i{ G.izi-:'r'ri=: has improved in
appearance very much within a week. The
last l\o. appears to advantage when compared
with those that precede it. as regards the clca r-
ness of its execution, and the accuracy of its lat-
ter press. \Ve are pleased to remark any evi-
ileiices ofprospei'it.y inourcotemporary. and feel
‘assured that its conductors will continue to
merit: all the encouragviiient. that may be given value.
them by their numerous pat.i'o:is.” V
Our sensations grow mysterious. and we will
Tlir-. K.\'it:Ki~:Rnoci<r:n, for August is received. and
of course sustains its positioii, as ‘first’ among the
lililrary periodicals of the day. The Editor’s table
is alvsays furnished with ii rich and lavish profusion
ofliterar_'.' tit bits. The Knickerbocker is a work of
whicli Americans in:i_v feel proud.
its pi'edecesso‘s. ']'l,js is i-. cheap u ork in point of
price, but invaluable as a work of historical record-
aiid literary merit.
VVn owe an apologv to our little fi'iend, Robert
to notice ii.- l‘(.‘ct.'pllt)ll' The mete mention of the
name of Peter Parley. is all that is necessary to give
a young readcr it perfect idea of its iiiti-rest and
('0Ill[ieiil0l'S in point of time, and if they do not look
out it will be found ahead in every other paaticiilar.
This little -‘.-.-ark shows much taste and skillful labor
on the part ofils enterprisiiig pioprieturs.
gel. “ vain" or do something desperate by and
by, ifour friends doii’t. stop. Improved " witl1-
in a week," my, how st.range.——we shall cer-
tainly have to take it trip into the country. Our,
sufferings is intolerable.
Mo'rHi:n’s ’i\’fAc.\'1.ii\'i;.—'1‘liis companion for the
l Cliristliin Motlicr, published at $l,fi0 per year, is a
work that deserves more than a mere passing notice.
1T"
EiSIIO[3’§ E-Eotcl, New I‘li’avcin._
/liliis well known and popular stand, it« not [Li mum i,.dic_,,M its ch,u,,,c,e,, ,,”d we film,“ ,,e_
I L .. I I. , 1 .
lime ofialhc mosl gllnlellllgv ls ‘me of we Velli’ juice to see it become the constant visitaiit of every
nest '_ ouses in the goodly city of EllIlS.——'fil-cg-Ede,
\Vhile there is no attempt at outward display. A , _________.
every attention and comfort. one can wish, is at; Jtjm-3 Bg[,;'7‘g'g from (lie Cass Cump__.
hand, and every thing is done tip in a style that ‘ \Ve hear from reliable authority, that the
would be wortyofimitation by many houses of Hon. Tlioinas \'Vood, of VVashtenaw co.,
jfyou Wis], ,0 {Mi formerly a Locofoco member of the Leg-
perfectly ‘, at home” and have your steed well lsllltlllle from thf“ count)’: has [’°l"d the
cared for, stop at Blsfl01ns_ .C.-ass party,rand is out good and strong for
either old Jack or somebody else besides.
, TOT?‘ +— Cass. We miolit fill half a column any
r-27 men e -z'. . . °
Cor 681 xi: Y(‘)/QJ: Acizgflti 1848. ‘day with names of bolters from the Cass
écamp, if we would take pains to remember
‘ . 1 I 1_ . . - . ‘ ,
Vt-S535-ll-DlT0R5-‘-1 l10-Ill-englvssltlg topic , them. Some of me most prominent locos
at. the present. tine is the nominations inado at in the State are‘ among the bolters.
the Convention held at. Buffalo; and many are: De:/'oz't _./fdv.
l
much larger pretensions.
of opinion that the coalition of the Abolitionists
and renegade \Vhigs will have an all-powerful : l'lf£lI' (7.-f-’."“"’3-‘V’ "/‘e Gmg S/'01”-‘A womim
operative effect to defeat the regular noniina-ll“ Cl”°l“"‘"l~ “'h°Se l’”Sb‘"‘d ‘m5 I" lhel
‘habit of drinking at a neighboring tavern
tion of the \Vhi'r party many of the \Vlzi«rs . _
° ' ° and then coming home and abusing her,
“he were strong adherents of the friends of
1 _ _- _ ' 3. . . ‘ .. , .
(..l.i_y.\vill throw tlicii llIf.ll1Cll(.6. “till the motley ‘no more d,.mk_
iiiass that have made this nomination. But let’, “.0,n,”,’s request; she fonowed her hus_
me assure you, gentlemen, that although some ' band, and as he was in the act of drinking,
mortified political aspirants, may, from i'evenge- , made an assault upon the glasses, decan-
ful motives, coalesce with these “mongrels,” ,le"-“i alld other l“m'c°m’elr'mg d°”‘5eS"‘
rs - -
yet there is quite enough left of the honest and, “"3 Lmdlold fie‘: ‘-0 ‘Fe Paola‘-'“‘."(l] of “'5
. . u y v - - y _
true, to place the men whose names grace the l"°ll’_e'l%li a _°'}'1°“l gm lele ‘"0"? ads) ?'
. . . . . 5 ' it v : n .au t
head of your editorial columns, in the White Patnze “H 8 ‘ om] ’ as‘ e we
_ ,.. . . ihouse, gutted it completely, and then pro-
llouse. Let btit the wings of old C0nllPCil(,l.li3:c€_eded round m the destwcfion of other
do their duty, and that fearlessly too, and when c0fl‘ee_hO,,5e5 in [he ,.§,y_ By tms fime
the iilcs of November come, to be conntedgghe police arrival and stopped the pmg-
among the grand galaxy of noble, hold, right-lress of temperance reform in Cincinnati,
sustaining wliigs, and our object will be accom- , Wllele, ln =1 legal way, ll seems to be most
plishecl despite all the impediments thrown in I l’a”lcula"ly needed-
the way in the unanimous election of Z:.<:itAi‘.i' l
'l‘.trLon and Mit.1..tr.ii FiLL.\ioiir:!
lT;‘r""E‘lic I-‘ai’i:'i‘i§t-I11 Coiiuizly T'0!l$]N‘I‘-
:EI:(3:! fsocic-.-I1,’ will hold its next regular
Merr_v's Mii.-'euiii and Pnrley’s Playmate, for failing -
YoU'i‘ii's f,‘AHNi~:'r, for August was ahead of its:
, requested the landlord to give her husbandl
The landlord refused the,
13. c. -w...u:ru3N,_ _
Cabinet lllliltcr and Undertaker,
l ‘we. Doors . East. of tire __Bair’k,
S'l‘AMFQRD, CONN.
E, TOULD respectfully inform the iiiliabit.-
l
ants of this, and the adjoining towns, that
being satisfied from the urgent necessity which
has fiequently existed in cases when death has
been caused by putrid diseases, mid in almost all.
,cases of death occurring in warin weather, that
imore ample provision in the line ofarticles ne-
'.cessai'y tor the iuterments of the dead than has
glieretofore been made in this" section of the
‘country, is called for, and that. he is now prepar-r
ed to furnish Coffins, Shrouds, Caps, Scarfs, &c.l
of every description that may be desired. or that:
can be obtaii.-ed in the city of New York, at a
moments warning, day or night, and on the most
reasonable terms. He is also prepared to fur-
‘nisli l-Ieai'ses, Carriages, see to the digging of
itlle grave, and :itt.ciid to any other arrangements
‘that. may he wished for—-t he ftiiieriil procession,
(Sec. Those who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased ftieud several days, can be furnished
with ice-box in which it. may be pi'ese'i'ved a
week or longer if iiecessiiiy. .
The suliscriber haszzlso on hand and for sale-
|'Ledoycn’s disinfecting Fluid. ‘ An al'ti(:lo
_'which will l-‘lTt‘.(‘TlJttlly remove from the sick
‘room where death has occurred, all offeiisive
smell, and completely freshen and purify the
air. The fluid is far superior to chloride of
lime or soda, it. being much more powerful and
entirely free from smell. which makes it doubly
lvaluable. E.Cl-IAUNCEY \VARRl*ZN.
Staiiiford. Aug. :20, 1848. 3in34
,iliiicrican lllasciim, New lurk City.
l 71WHE Manager of this popular es-tablisliment
l .w’rinld respectfully inform the inhabitants
‘of this village and the public generally that he
has made a sho.t engagement with the world
t'en'owned -
Gen. Tom Tlntimli.
who has just returned from his Tour to the.
§\Vest. Indies, the Canadas. C"€c. &c. where he‘
has been visited by non rly one million of persons.
"Flle_(Jiellel'ttl will hold three levees every day};
In the morning at 11 o’clock, in the al'terno’o'n _
at; half past three, and in the evening at 8, at
_eac_h of which he will give his popular :'r'nd ex-l
‘traordinary pei'formaiiL'e's. including his citizens:
dress. in which he relates his history. travels,l
l&'.c., sing it variety of songs, dance the Polka,
€Sailor’s Hornpipe. &c., represent ll young Ox-
oiiian, ii Havana Exquisite',- tine of the b-hoys,
lwitli an appropriate song. being a touch at the
.times; negro melodies, &c. &c.
Also, the Giecian Statues, in appropriate
fcostunie. Imitations of N'apu'eon Buna‘part.e
and Frt-derick the Great. in full military cos-
tume. The identical court. dress worn before
Queen Victoria. with an account of lns recep-
tion by the various crownc.d heads of Europe,
mid a French song sting before Louis Phillippe.
Also. an elegant Highland _c0st.nnie, in \vliicli
,he \\ill sing a Scotcli song, dance the Ilighlaiid
Qlflinrr, &c. &c.
ltbis now nearly six years since the little.
‘Gcneral first appeai'ed in public, and his weight
lis prccisc what it was at that time, viz :
Only fifteen Pounds!
He is peril:-ctly syniinett.i'ical in all his propor-
rtions. ilitelligcnt, and graceful beyond belief, iiud
smaller than any infant that ever walked alone.
The magnificent prcsciits, jewels, 650., ro-
ccivcd from the Kings, Queens, and Nobility of
Europe, will be exhibited.
In addition, the manager has engaged the
celebrated Sable l3rothers, a most. talented and
superb band of Negro Singers and Dancers, &c.
They will give their inimitable entertaiiiments
at each and every peiformuiice. afternoon and
evening.-—Also engngetl the Three Highland
Mamiiiotli Boys, aged '7, 9. and 11 years, am_l
yet ltogctlier weighing over 7.51) pounds .' Giant
or Maaiinotli l3a|iy,- who though only 16 months
old, xvciglis 90 pounds , UllUl'filUltS Boa Coiisti'i!;-
ter, 30 leer. long; two living Oiaug Ot.it‘aii‘g.~:;
Fairy Faniily; infant \-'cstris:, Mademoiselle
Gei'tru(.le, a Iieantifnl and .-‘iiiici'icaii Daiisetise;
\Vax .Ԥ'criptural Str.tuai'y.
Madam Rockwell, the famous Fortune Tel-
Mllcll Of ‘Illa delil)’ ‘Vlllcll l“‘5 1°‘-'“""de‘l Ill“ nieeling at Ritlgcficld, on '\Vednc»sduy, the 30't.li
pi*o”gress of the last Congress is the fault of August, at 10% o’clock, A. M. Delegates are,
James K. Polk ; he has been the Congress, and fariieslly l't‘l’-‘llg"'-“l‘*‘l l0_ ll“ l’Il“""-llllll ll" ll'_0l" "ti" l
.-. . 3'." 2'1’ . ;'~ ‘-
evet'.Y tlnrfg has lCl'.'di.‘(l loco foco wise. \Vhen H] ‘mm’ H d m’“ lmlm qe ml-l )6 glib” 0‘
‘ _ . _ . ,the cause of temperance in Ridgefield, and,
(iron. Taylor is elected there will be attenton’gimmghout 11,0 (.,,umy_ Those ,,.(.c;,.fi,,s1j,,,t;
paid to the rights of constituents, by rel);-9531)- have not clectcd their delegates will attend to j
tatives and not as now. will )1) nuts waste lit without dela-Y’ ,
l ’ I I I ( Per order of the Coi'nmitte.e.
their time and the people’s money, by idleness
ler, may be private 3; consulted at an extra
cliarge of ‘25 cents.
J. Ill. SllIl'l‘iI’S
_ Marble l‘i5.:llllIf'.ICl0I'y,
_JVcar the Bridge, Norwal/t‘. Conn.
EPULCHRAL
the most skilful workmanship. The best. as-
sortment of Amt-.r_ican and F oteign Maiblc,
kept constaiitly on hand. A
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork, are invite-d to call and
given per._soiiul inspection of his material iind
woi‘kiiiiiiisliip, as this will be" more sat.isfact.0ry
than to purchase of Agents without an opportu- '
nity of testing the quality of the article con- »-
triictgd for. A _
l?3"’l‘lie Letteriiig and Orimmental work is
I‘.
executed by an experienced workman and can’,
l
warrant. it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk, Aug. 21, 1848.
TVfl!ll.(‘Il laainiicdizticly.
A .lOURi\'EYi‘d'A-N ciibinet—niaker.
E. QUINTARD.
Norwalk, Aug. 8, 1848. 31
LESSONS IN Fii’.El\'CH & GERRKAN
By a Native '-l'(!:lCll(‘l'.
B, ‘R. rtinonoaia-sTucEssi;a, a .3.-ltd:
uate of the institution of Luxeinburg.
Gerniuny, proposes to give instructions in the
' Frcntili and Gei'm'a‘n lziiigtiziges to all disposed
to join in a class now foi'iiictl—mectiiig at bliss
Belts’ school room’ every Tuesday and Friday
evenings, at. 6 o'clock precisely.
teach private classes or individuals at their
residences if i't’/tluestt-.d. For further iuforii'm.-
tioii inquire of Mr. Storrs Hall, or Miss E. Su-
sati Bctts. Ternis $2 50 per quarter of twcl vo
lessons.
P. S. The next meeting takes place at Bliss
Belts’ school room on Friday evening of this
woek—-all persons desirous of attending are re-
} quested to be present.
Norwalk, Aug. 7, 1848. 32
To Cawpenteirs.
tl1E s"r.bsci~ibers have on hand severa
inorticing inachines, which are acknowl-
edged by those who have used the kind to be
the best; they ever saw. For sale at the
Foundry. ’ Ciittr ck Kli.\'.\'Al'il.‘.
Aug. 14th.
BOOK s'iroiz:ii3 .\l\’D§3ll\'DERY.
7 11-119.‘. subscriber has just.ret:cived a large
assortment of school and otlicr books
which will he sold at tile lowest. prices at
wholesale or retail. Also a complete assort-
ment of Stationery of the common and finest
kinds.
The subscrilier continues to carry on the
Book Binding business in all its branches, and
is prepared to bind Pamphlets, t\’lagaziiies, and
Pct-iodicals at short notice, and in the best ma ii-
tior. "LLlSCI{.
A. 514
i\orwalk,- .-‘in
g. 7, 1S~l-3.
For .‘?§:tl'c (.‘li<=:igi.-
ll
OU'l‘ l0f.l ft-.ct lrun Fciiccf.
‘fire “ lil'lli0ili‘ lcc Creain Salaaii.” -
Aug. I4.
il Ir] E subscrilier woultl i'espeI:tfiilly iin-'
nounce to the public tlia‘f'. he has fitted up
Monuments and Grave,
Stones of every yzii'iet_v of patterns, and of‘
He will also,
believe that it has now become it séttled fact that DRY GOODS of every descrip
tion. ciinbe purchased of it better’ quality, and great deal cheaper than at any
__ ‘ __ other establishinent in Fairfield County. Those in want of anythiiig in the Dry
Goods line‘, will be perfectly satisfied of the truth of our staienieiit. _
1’. S. .l ust received it fresh siipplyof New Spring (toads-—-it most splendid sssoi-tifiéut. Call
and 335, H ' G. d-
Norwalk, April 3, 13-13:
rice @ll'0llS;
ante 'rtiim; PEJEBEJIC. _
' TE extend our thanks for the liberal patronage you haie bestowed upon us the pi"'t!se-rt
E season. It has encouraged us to go for\\'flt'(l. and Y" 5P“"° ll“ P_“l“3 ll‘ Pl"_"‘°"‘l_"£C
I good Goods. and very cheap ones. \Ve propose to sell out our eiitirestocli of Ladu--i
Dress Goods. l~la_ts, Ribbons, tS_cc_._ etc. at about cost. We make this offer atiticgpatrng the titer»
lwhen like some large piece of furniture. or as some have it, in speaking ofthe'ir Vll'll0l'S, their
‘ room is better than their ‘company. W'e intend to lay before you this fall, goo'!ls'tini'i_valle'd iii
beauty and Cllf‘}lpl'lt?3S. Our course is onwaid—-—the advancing reputation ofthis store for cheap
goods has not been retarded by thegmany impediments thrown in its way, but rather has caused
us to be more persevering. \Ve shall keep it large assoi-tmeiit during the ‘summer at .
Dry Goods, Groceries, He.i‘dWare,
ousekeeping articles of every’
1‘. .5; vv. a.u'M.o--.\'~i9-.
‘Crockery, Books and Stationery, Drugs and M edicincs. and H
description. VVhich will be sold as cheap as the cheapest.
New Canaan. July 6, 18-18.
at as: is-east A
e7V°cio For-izlaiirl Curator: Tea Conipany,
_n.r;r.- 1
A - e'stablisliiii'etit in Aiiiericfi, have established anagency in Norwalk, and appointed the sub-
sci-iber their sole agent, at whose store the community may be supplied with the purest, mos(-_fra-
I grant and perfect teas to be found in the world-—-China excepted. Besides being unequalled in
qualit.y,t.hey defy competition in price. \Vliereever their teas have been tiled, they have so-
cured the highest sat.isfuctioii, and the continued and eager patronage ofthe purchaser. Allthiit
is asked is a fair trial. which we solicit from the citizens of .‘iot'walk. Miss. M. \V.!i‘x2.nt‘Az~3.
Norwalk, Dec. 20. 1847. A 5'1
..4
THE New York CANTON TEA COMPA‘-.\'Y, the oldest and most. extensive" ten?
R EIYIOVA L.
Jicusoiv G; 51‘. JOHN'S
l
l
l
. Splendid Pei'fiiiiii:iiiccs every morning at;
_tlic cool and spacious ro‘uni's over the store of
' - ‘ - r in v a I - . ' . -.. ‘I . < ~ v
llilll past. ll 0 L"lUCl\. C.\ my tlflkl-ll]()(‘".] dl .3 ()’f:ll\, F‘;-cd(=,i-igk ‘:31. .-luljii, \\'li(v-.313 may be found ]qei
‘Wd ""°_l'.V_ eV°""'g ‘ll " ‘l““"l°" l’9l_°"e 8: Creams of e‘very variety of flavor, cake. pics,
A¢_lllllSSl0ll l9'l‘l“3 “’ll‘Ul9~ mclurlmg ilfilllseutlh fruits, and in short. every liixu‘r_v_ the scfason af-
Pt-=l'l0t'tit=IttC0S. l0"| .ll1‘llmlJ. 550-. 530 cents. . fords. llc flutters liinist~.lft.liat his e‘xe‘i'tions to~
Clllltltefl 1lUll0l'10 )’9=ll'S0fitgC.1tt1<l Old O'UOUgll , please, and to render his saloon a genteel and‘
It) walk alone, 12$ cents. lptrptilar re‘sort'.- will secure him it share of pub-l
and political intrigues; but there will be an
end to this after the fourth of next; March.
" Progress” will receive it che‘c'k, iiiid_some at-
tention be paid to our Internal lmprovements, _
and iuatters concerning localities from whence l
the Reprosentives are sent.
Mexico is at last free from the army of iii-
vasion, anl her soil enr'iclied with the thou-
sands of buried dead——-we have conquei'ed——a
treaty has been made, new territory acquired,
(which we have paid a high p‘i""ice for,) and the
remnants of sliattered rcginients returned to
their homes, broken in constitution, and filthy to
look aft, and all to ’gi"t1tify the aml.iit.io't1s views of
heartless politicians. James K. Polk, thy sins.
are nianiftild ; how iiliiny widows, orphans, ,
mothers flnd__flltl'lBl'S curse thy name, and the
_ red fields of Mexico, (now the theme of thy?
glory by sycopliants who live but by your breath,) 1
"cry for vengeance upon thee. \Ve have ac- I
quired territory, which fhre'atens to be another,
Pandorii’s box, from which all evil is to spring, l
and by whicli the safety of our Union is already
iiieiiaced. '
The imiueiise iuiportation of all kinds of for-’
eign merchandize is flooding our market and-
producing a ruinous effect upon our home pro"-:
ductioos, the difficulties in Europe have caused
the Maiiufacturérs to send theii’ goods to real-‘
ize means, and although the consumer may be‘
partially:_‘ and temporarily benefited, yet: the
country will and must suffer. The iron factot'
at Pennsylvaiiia and the cotton spinners of the
East, must of necessity feel the influence of
this glut of foreign productions.
The Telegrapl_i is extending its usefulness in
all I;iirections, and in a few days we shall be in
regular correspondence with New Orleans‘.-
The fall business has commenced. t\Iany
western itndlsouthern merchants are already
beginning to‘ purehase,- and our business streets,
p_tii't.icularl y the’ J obbe rs, exhibit mncli livelinass.
Several new stealmsliips have been launched,
and the keels of others laid on the‘ stocks, and
the “ Steam‘ Marine” is beginning to show that
-Yankee enterprize can take the lead as well
on sea_iis on land.
. The city is generally hea'll',hy ; the markets
are‘ filled with all kinds of vegetables and fruits,
'Wli'ich bring very remunerating prices. Peach-
as are pii_rticulai'ly plenty, and some of them
.ver1nine. Norwalk, Ct. on t.lie ground formerly
Notice.
There will be it Camp hlecting held at Sil-
occupied for that. purpose, to commence on the
11th of September. by the order of Heman
Bangs, P. E. of the New llaven district and un-
dcr the supervision of Buel Goodsell.
No huckstering will be allowed within the
limits ofthe meetino. Per order of the
Cum}; Jllecli-ng Committee.
Regimental orders,
8!/2. Regiiizenl. 2d Brigade, Ct. Stale Jllilitiiz.
‘ 'ITl£AD QUAit'ri-zus, So. Noiiw.u.K.
August 19th, 1848.
The Regiment will encamp for three consec-
utive days for exercise, l|1S|)e-t'tl0n, and review,
in Faii-fi_eld, to commence on Tuesday, the 12th
dayqof September next. ,
Citizens wishing to visit the camp within the
c_haiii of Sentinels will have an oppoi-t.nnit.y of
doing so on the morning of the third day, im-
mediately after inspection. By order of
THOMAS GUYER, Colonel.
Gr;-o. VV. SMITH, Adjutant.
fllarritib. if I
, In Bi-idge‘po"rt, on the l6th inst. by the Re:
Dr. Hall. C. M. Grumman, to Miss Catharine
A. Brady, of this town.
4—
Etch.
In‘ this t.own, on \Vednesday last, Mrs. Mar-
garet, wife of’ Seth Taylor, aged about 30
years.
In New York, Aug. 14th, Emma Augusta,
aged 4 months, daughter of Lonzo M. Keeler.
In New York. on Sunday last, Edmun'd
Barter, of this town, nged‘29‘ ye'zii"s‘.
In New Ca'na'z'tn, on the 14th inst.., Lydia
Esther, wife of Enistus Ttittle, aged 18 years.
w
AN'I‘ED.——A woman to" do general
Housework. Enquire at this Office.
Look at This l
OHN BURRALL is now otfei-ing_ to the
public a choice lot of VVine‘s in bottles and
by the gallon, at. reduced prices. The follow-
ing is it part of the stock, viz-: it few dozen bot-
tles of_ Maderin \Vine; do. of Teneriffe Wine;
do. of Lisbon-Wine; Mallaga Sherry Wine.
Besidesa small stock of wines by the gallon.
A lot: of cheap tea." _
N. B. The above articles will be sold cheap
to close the concern. ‘
are’ very fine.» Irlssnv.
Noi'wiilk‘,‘Aug. 21-, 18:18.-
‘ now in the course of erection.
' P
. lecaed for thiit _purpose,» at. the follmving times
Reserved front. Seats one shilling’ hxtra.
~ P. T. BARLVULVI, Propi'ietor.
Ii‘. I-li'i'citcot';K, Manager. 2:34
’ Notice
‘A ' '~ . '- n,.' .' . . ._. _ ..,.~ ., .
S llclehy giV('fil to (ill [)6] SOUS. lb-Sltlellt, Ol. HH:l|r =‘!lql
non-resideiit, liable to pay taxes in tlietowu
of New Canaan, that. I will meet them for’ the
purpose of receiving said taxes at the Town
Clci-k’s office in said town on \Vedncsday of-
oach week from 6 to 7 o'clock, P M.-, pi-eviousl
to the 1st of October, and through the day of
the 1st Monday of 0c'tober,- at the Town House.
All taxes are rcquirczl to be paid on or before
l he pa‘ti'tiiui_-_!e‘.
l for pic nics and parties, at short notice and tea-
ES(.“ilill)l(’- pt'it;e's.-
up in comiectioii with his roli'esliiii'eiit. snlooii
where he will continue his former business of
shaving. iiair ciittiiig and - curling, shampooing,
.&c. doiioin the best manner.
tention paid to the cutting «it cliildi'en’s hair.
J. J. LISBON.
P. S.—Ci'e'airi' fiii‘iiisl‘i'oil in pyi'aniitls, dzc.
The subscriber has also an apart mcnt fitted
Particular at-
Norwalk,Aug. 8, 1848. .l. J. L.
the _/irst 3-Ionclay qf October.
A A. K. COMSTOCK,
Collt-ctor of State anti Town Taxes.
New Canaan, Ana. 2], 1848. **3t34
Ladies’ Fair.
HE Ladies of the First Congregational
, Society of Norwalk, wil hold a FAIR at.
SELLECK’S BUILDING on Friday and
Saturday lll'(‘5'95l‘l'l and‘26tli inst, during t.he after-
noon and evening. The olijcct. in‘ view, is to
A Lot of I-‘iariiiiiturc at tPi-ivatc Sale.
sale, a very choico lot. of his best. furniture. Per-
sons desirous of obtaining seine good furniture.
c
wishing to purchase will please call on the sub-
scriber, at his store, who will go and show him
the different kinds.
‘Th subscrilicr coiitoiiiplzitiiig a removal
from Norwalk is now offering at private
Any person
an be supplied at reduced prices.
JOHN BURii.\t.~i;-.
Norwalk, Aug. 7th, 1848.
obtain funds for furnishing the New Clinrcli,
.District rfq Norwalk ss. Probate Court, Aug.-
Qlsl. 1848.
STA’l‘Eof ACBRAUAM D. TOUPKINS
late of New Ca mum, in said district, (lec’d.
The Court ef Probate for the District of Nor-
walk, h_ath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereoffor the Creditors of said Estate,-
to exhibit their claims for sctt.ement.- Those
who neglect to present their ac'co‘mi'ts. "roperly
attestetl, wiiliin said time will be de‘o‘ai-red it
recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate’
are requested to make immediate payment to
SARAH H. TUMPKINS,‘A(lt!tll1iSlEl'tlil'lx.
_ Schools of 'l‘eac‘hci-s.
URSUA;\'T to a Resolve‘ passed at the '
style’, and as cheap’ as any,oth'er estiiblisliiiient
in tho‘ Unit.e'd Stlatcs, who do it equally as we'll.-
lllusfrated Bible and Sli:il<c£sp_ca're.
covers and e‘dges, for (52 cents.
who wish tlieir books hound or re-bound, can
liave tlt’_eni done by boxing thcni and direct to
our address.
/brzcardccl to tire subscr-ibcr-s.
BOOK B¥IB§BENG.s
}1NDING of every (l_esci'iptioii executed
) by the edition" or single vo'ltiiric., in as good
Elega tit and appropriate Bindings foi'Ilarpe'i"s
Magazines and _l’eriodicals bound with gilt
Individuals in any part of the United States
E?‘ P. S. 0'rd'crs left at this O_[]icc will be
.ti.-Ex./tN'ni‘ja is; JO1INSO.\T.
_ _ No. 7 Spruce Street, N. X’.
New York. June 20, I847. 51
r
0
late Session) ofthe Legislature, Schools of
Te'acliei's will be‘ liolden the‘ present: year, un-
der the direction of persons who have been‘ se-
and places, and continue in session about five
(la'ys' at each place, viz :
At: irmingham, Deep River, and Porters-
ville, commencing on Tuesday the 12th of Sep-
tember.
At Cttnterb_ur , New Britain and \Vatertovvti
call, iy
'l‘AF€EN UP
BY the subscriber at \Vest.poi't,'
on the 10th inst. a dark bay Mare.‘
, about ten years old," with a. small
‘ 1 white spot on each side. under the
- saddle. The owner will please
charges, and take her away.
H. NICHOLS.’
3
\Vestpor_t, May 20, 1848.
o'n Tuesday the 19th of September. ,
At Windsor and Durham‘, on Tuesday the
26th of September.
At Guilford and Nevvtown. on Tuesday the
3d of October. '
At; Stamford, Danielsonville, Mansfield Celi-
tre and Norfork, on Tuesday October 10th.
At Lebanon. on Tuesday. the 17th of October.
At Ellington; 0.1.1 Tuescli the 24th ofioctofiar
SETTI B...
S-uperintondant of Go‘ni”;x;d§;_§Jchoo]:.
6:30
standing. are requested to call at the ofiice 0
JAMES. REED’, and settle the same.
. Notice. _ _
LL pei'soiis__ having unse‘t_,ile_d accounts
with the si'ibsoi_'iber ofmore'tIia.n_one _i/ear’s
HENRY HANDES.
Norwiilk. May 15. 1848'.
"I:"E\ViART‘S SYRUP for sale at‘ cost l-iv .
0' found vai'ibus kinds sfPies. viz:
HE subscribers having sold out their inter-, .
est in the marble yard at Norwalk, and
l.”'°°l“d°d th“""°:"l”.'5 |ly.,”"”'° """“f‘»‘¥“"°."‘; Nos. 17 and 19 Catharine Slip,
from manufacturing in .l‘ttlliiel(l county and H]; _ _ _
that county only. an-1 having removed to E-‘ST 3””? °F Tl”: *‘l5l‘Kl'3'1'-
Brooklyn, Kings (.'l)lJlill'_y, Y. in Furnnui 1‘ V "H EdSlibSCl'll)8l wislgas tzoyiiiforin his friends
near Fulton b‘eri'y, It-3l‘t')y give notice to II - an tiose visitin ow ork, that he has
their old customers out. of Fairfield county that associated hiniself wifii Mr. Jackson under that
{they intend to carry on the monumental andfi iibovc firm, where theyinteiid to serve up all the‘
» inaible cutting busincsss in all its branches at 5 deflicacies of the season in ll style inferior to no‘
:1 Brooklyn, and shall be happy to receive any or- otli'e'i" house in the city. in prices or varieties the’
’ders in t.heir line. ' proofof which will be fouatl on the perusal of the
Dining Saloon,
All orders piuiiiptly Served, .
a.nd on the most reasonable terms. . I , following"
2291f E. Pl-’.lCE 6: .5031. B I L L 0 F F A R E.
% liorsc Rakes’ BREAKFAST itzvn .:t:rPi:ii.
l () if the iiivvst approved pattern fer sale by _‘ ‘ 5- 41- I . a’.
E ‘xxx. E11. [Beef Dletiié . . . . . . . . BllCdi\\'llt'tll Cakes“ 6
I . l’""‘f (:10, ------ -- 3 pdrig c..i......... 6
-’ . -- _,. ifca .nt_i:t....... ' ', F;_v ,,,,___ ‘
g . H _ V3'.»ii'li‘(-151533. .ll‘liittoiiCh_op...... 6:I*‘l‘ii_-i)l . (ii?
‘F HE SU_l)S'C'i'il)t“.I‘S have this day returned 11*?" '-""1 l,338§3----- 1 O‘ Bioilml Mackuiei‘..- , 6
- from Netv York with as large an assert‘ Flihill ih.U.”""“' -- l 0 Slt.'\\‘et.l ()_vstei's.... l U.
_ _ » liimiit of gold and silver ivatclios us was ever B’im"",,‘,laul ' ' ' ° " 1 R”_“"l ‘la ---- l 6
‘*""*“F ‘N 1*“-"3-“"D' lotl‘eretl in Norwulk and at ]Il‘iCt"S-WlllCl‘l can- am l.”l)e ' ' ' ' ' " 6- If-“"d ~‘“’ "" 2 0
I -,-; . _* _ , ,, ’_ _ I L‘ -’ do Liver . . . . 6 l‘oi‘ter Ffoiiiie Steak 1 (3
not. fail to b.. cn.lt,.l cheap. (mod iull _]<,\\eled (,0 Ilmlel 6 Bmwd Chicken, 3 0
wa'i'"rantcd lcvcr watches for S19. Gold do. in do ,<,,.;,.,,g',.'5'"' 6 i),.,,'v1~U,,S{ ' 6,
the same pi't)p0l'ti0tt. Also it good supply of do lIalihui’.:::.. 6 Milk . . . . . F.‘
all kinds ol'_i-‘awe-li'_\_'. do (3_orlfis.i.... . 6 Mush and Milk,__, 6
i;:. DISBROW .3; co. do 1-“.et.----... .. 6 Rice ............ ,. r.
- do Shad . . . . .. . 6 Bread do ,_ _ , , 6'-
I.(l'0B(§‘l?tlliS . . . . -- 6 Pickles ..-__-.,.,, i
. . . . 6 I-"dP : zi
§T O~.\ 6.‘. :l‘amarinds—-a ‘Cll0lC6 lot. _]llSlJ Hi.-_.i,ed‘l_ ,vi‘.,,,.;' _ _ _ . __ _6 3:318, ((;):,L.l:f_s_____ 3
:3 rr.-c'u and for sale by L. S. Bi-;.\'i:otc'r. Boiled I-Iain ..... . . 6 Extra Bre;id,_,,,_ _ 3
giesftgfpll kinds, each 6 Tca,Cufl'ce and Clio-
Di.s-lrict of .\'oric;u'7.' ss. I’r0i’2a£c Court, July “.",:W:‘' 2‘ °"'l‘-“"""""“"h"" "
31st,1848. _ . in “i
E,‘ S'l‘AT.E ol'l'lOl3EPtT CAMERON, late ‘S3 3. ’ .
of N0l'\\’tillt; in siiid dist.i'ict., deceased. Roast Beef. ' ' ' ‘ ' ' " 6 Beef .Slea,k.“"“ ‘ I 6‘
The Court of l’ro'baté for llie District of i\"or- (lo i)/'mi“ ' ' ' ' ' ' " R315‘ lélmey '
' ' ' ' ' Ll) BU . . . . . . .. 0 ' . . . . . ..
u alk, hath limited a mi allowed six months from do },,,mi,_ _._____ 5 do (;i;i),:i:en,__ .
the tlate hc.re.of. f'oi' the creditors of said Estate. do‘ Mutton . . . . .. 6 do Ducks...,_,
to exhibit their claims. for sctileiiieiit. Those’ Corned Bi.-ef....... 6 Chicken Pot Pie..- 1 0'
who neglect to present. their accounts, properly ill!" _l,’f[lfli - - - - - - - 5 ll" Ftlcflsee. . I 0
attested, within said time. will be dcba_i_re':l a‘ .5" B""l9d M““°" H“."' 3"“ E353--... 1 6.
recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate g:;l;,l:§'ig_l?]el‘"5"" E.‘,r('_“':’J,,:;')v"Sl""’-‘----'-- 3 0
are requested to make immediate payment: to P0, ‘Pie ‘ I 6 i,%,,;' “'1, .d° _'f"" 1 0
C-HA3. Loritwoon, Administi"atoi'. [hailed 6. Cii-rcen U
. . ‘ . - 7 I-.--. ' I: ;’;"'~
her 0? S"=,u*'dn rs-i.I9tr~ -‘"2 av’ B-er‘ soup....:t'.: .. i:’....;t~..;i;.;.;.;::::: 3
prentice to the farming business, Clam Pi,°______ __ . 6 do p0,.‘,,oe5__ _ _ 3
iiiimcd Jtriifl iVl.t.-'.o_'v. All persons SllfICQfltt>li . . . . . . .. do Broad ,,,, ,, 3,
-~-: - are fii‘i'bid harboring o‘i' trusting Boiler] C«irri....... do Butter . . . . .. 3.
said boy as I will pay no.debt's of his conti':ict- Syvvet Poiatoes.... Coffee.-.. 3-
ing. \Vhoe’ve‘r will return St|}({il.)%_yLSl;tlIl:lIl:'%5’c4lv6 I l‘-'kl°'5 -- - --- --- - - D S T
e -‘j 1 -e rm-cl. CA.’.l‘_l.-IA L “ {' 4 El‘. . E5 til’; - _
OUN(f3T\"'hCi'lfltttIl‘f -’\ug.21.18l8. *t\3 R°"§,l‘ ,3.'‘‘‘ Read! 6 :i‘;l";('t')l“l""'."P“d‘ll*’é§ 6
' ‘ - . . llt mg . . . . -. ac erry . . . . . 6.‘-
’:ttcnIctl 1848‘. m“."' P"d‘l“‘3----- 6 M'l'ce‘Al)lll°-Plltln,
. . l d d ' 6 P I‘ .. .
. . . .. . _ , n ma o each. .,ldllbel‘l' .
. 0 . .. ‘o 74. , 3
illaclniic Belting and Dining Bands. ggeet 33 :3 l.e:iPoa, c...Ii:.i.i,
‘ ’ . . 1' ...... ,‘. {' '~"
allam/facturecz' by the .xfmerzcan Gutta Per- Bread an n“ _ 6, :;:i1ich,iiinptiii“i:a.a. 6
Che Company. «“l’Pl9 Dumi_Jl‘.'iigs.. _Gtl3:iORGE S ST 10“ Y
-B/E:i.\CH1'NE BANDS oliill widths from ‘rite N ' ' ' 30,}
VW Y'orl<, June 30. I848.
30inche's. These bands are not affected __.-
by oils. gi-ease, acids, or water. They are con-
side're'd lav all who have used them to be ='_‘Pe,.,m.
to [ndia Rubber or leather. Also £1,065, Soles,
lathe bands, Surgeon’s si)lints."Nn,,;s‘ c,,,,eS, um_
brella sticks, boots, liats.' caps, fining for te8,h_
mmls‘ fl" Col“ “ Willis, elevators for grain, atmos
l’l‘°l'l° "“l‘“‘~‘" u! all sizes. pump valves, Guttzt
P6l'0l1’W‘.'aralic pacl-:in_0. The till’-e‘lltl_0I"l.0l"‘ Car-
1'll_l.9“ Msikei-s and others in pzirticulai-ly i'equest-
’.‘::t1 to the Gotta Percha ‘sVashei's we are now
ll)ttlllll'itt'llll'lt]g. \Ve warrant. them to outlast
the vehicle to ivhii,-li tliey_ar_'e a't:tii,clietl. ..
CIIARLES A. DURAND, _
Ue'nei'al Agent. pi
Office at the Jewelry Store of I’i'zini:‘i's l:}i‘ady.
‘T0 LET.
SlX_ i"c'o'oms over L. L. Beebe‘
and I-leery Haudes’ Stores to rent..~
Enquire of _
_ . L. S. BENEDICT.-4
Nm-it-int.-; July 24, 1848. 30tf
’ l ll ' '1" i_7l"l
.NllW ltlltllifliilil l.
I
Francis Brady,
Vlfutcli Blinker, .!'cwcltci', and
S“VCl'i.<‘.‘lI'i23), ,
E AS opened a _,s'l_iop on the west sideC’-
of the bridge. adjoining the store of Chas.’
Isaacs, Esu., where he‘ may always be found on"
hand to attend to the wants of his friends and
customers, who may be assured that their; wot-k=.
will be done up right and cheap. Ha‘lia3"for’
siilea variety of Fancy Goods. Clocks,-Lfooli‘
ing‘ Glasses. age. He manufactures Silver:
Spoons, Sugar‘--tongs, Ladles. Knives an-;f'Fo]‘k5__.
and every variety of Silver Ware. _ ,_
Silver Coflin,Plates inside to order. a "d Brit-
tanie Plates always on hand and huudgomoly
engraved at short notice. ' ‘ - _
Clocks and \-Vatclieys repaired and w’ii‘r'i'iin'_téd,,;
and every kind of mending and jobbing clone;
Norwalk, May 2d. 1848... _
Ice Créiaiui at Rcfi_'esh:liieiiit Saloon
L S. BENEDICT, has opened his Ice
o Cream and_ Refreshment Rooms for the
season (private enfiriince to the Ladies Refresh-_
meat Salami from the street) where" may be
Custard, B.ais'i;i, Pumpkin, Lemon,"
Rice. Apple. Mince.’ Fruits étc-.
ofall kinds in their season. _ g . “
Families suppliedwitli Pies.Domesfic Bread.
Tea Cake, Crackers, ace‘. Sp'i'ii<'ie Boer.‘ Gin-
ger Pop, Cream of Nectar and Soda VVater.
constantly on hand cool ti-om iga‘ Spritig.
H Quin; ri-oms.
PE‘_N.-S.-——S‘6lI'l8tTliDg entirely new
and voiy useful, at
- 3; 17 §9HN BURRALL. ‘
H ANDSOME Patterns for the trade.
. ' itug.14ai. coir ég
DISBROW 6: 00:5.
Norwalk Chronicler