A irlelphia 7zo2n.inat2'o7i .7
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, GUTTA 1’ERCHA_. A
\Vhat is it? This question is asked by thou-
sands who have heard the name. It is ‘gum
similar to that ofthe Caoutchouc or India Rub-
her, but susceptible of more varied uses- Itis,
ihi'cke'r and heavier. Hose and gas pipes, bootl
iind shoe soles, book binding, canes. buckets,
bags, cloaks, coats. and various other articles
1-‘-
P.'uiieirami-o views of the
E5 9 E. V L .& F5 E
Re; R. MOORE has the honor ofarmouncing
. that he will exhibit a series of Panorain-
ic views, of the Cities, Ruins-, Scenery, Struc-
tures, 637:. of
liioalern Palestine.
Accompanied with an Explanatory Lecture, at
~s,de,.ed the most ,..,,j,,,,b]e vegetable gum G,-9,. ' illuminated by a brilliant Drummond Light.
Adinissioii 12% cents.
A Voice fzrom
"discovered.
C. A. Durand General aoent for this State
: D
has provided liiniself of the facilities for putting
on soles in a superior manner. Some say they Etc: F-3',
cannot be beat.
be able to test their virtue.
“T0 l”“’‘3 ll l‘”l1' mid Shall 50011’ E‘ A YINC to all pin-cliascrs that we have re-
ceived invoice, No. 3 of
Ii’:iilI Dry Goods,
Einbracing a large and well selected assort-
ment of every variety ofseasoi'iable gooi.ls, wliii-I1
\ve are now offering at prices that. will defy coiii—
ESF \Ve are pleased to learn that Governor
Bissell is im irovimr, and he )CS are now enter-
0
tained of his recovery.
Gnu. TAYLOPUS SL.n’1«:s.-—-\Ve have
cently been shown a letter, says the Cleveland
Herald, w.iittoii by a member of Gen. Taylor‘s
ampled repntatioii this store has acquirer! within
the past year in selling goods cheap and in large
quaiitities, will not; be tarnished by selling at
‘high prices.
New Goods received every week (luriiig the
season.
£-iinily, in which the writer makes thcfollowing
important statement of facts .
“On the other hand, Gen. Taylor also
inherited slaves, which he proffereil to
keep and take care of, and has never sold
it slave in his life. It is true, he has in
slome instances, purchased slaves, who
. appened to be connected in marriage
i.'viih seine of his servants, and at their,
‘own solicitrticn, paying in some instances
an enormous amount to gratify and make
happy those unfortunate people.”
How gloriously does this statement of facts
contrast with the foul libel that he had sent ten
thousand dollars to \Vashington city to purchase
T. 6.: ‘V. E. .R.-XYMOND.
New Ct1llfi:ln,~S0pt.I3, 1848.
ACT " ‘ 61 S 1
your me e. e.
E]: URSUAN" to adjournment the lands be-
longing to the estate of John Partrick late
of Norwalk, (lit-c’d, will be otl’ered at Public
Auction. on Saturday, the 7th day of Octol,-er
iiext, at 1 o‘clock._ P. M. at the late residence of
said ilcceiised, if not previously : old.
The lands consist: of the old homestead of
about 14 acres (with buildings thereon) south of
the late residence ofsaid deceased.
About 8 acres, known as East Lots; about 9
acres north of. and adjoiiiiiig the lioiiiesteiid ;.
about 18 acres, near the house ofEstlier'l‘ay!or;
about 7 acres known as \Vest Lockwood Lot;
about 10 acres known as Niggei' Lot and Sniiili
Lot. ; about 2 acres woodland at. Horse Swaiup;
about 4 acres of woodland at \Vliortleberry
Hill; about‘3acres salt: inaadow, near the old
Ship Yard; and the Iionistead ofsaiddeceased,
subject to the widow’s dower.
Said property being sold by order the Court
of Probate, a. rare chance is ol'l'ercd for invest-
ment.
slaves.
HENRY CLAY’S SYUPATIIIZERS.
To hear the rabid locofocos and Abolitionists
who secured the defeat of this great and good
man, in ’44, says the Bridgeport Chronicle, and
-continued to hunt him with implacable malice
:and hate, until he has been superseded by Gen.
Taylor at the Philadelphia Convention, when
zthey had no more to fear from him, now sud-
»denly turning his warmest admirers, and casti-
‘gating the \Vhig party for failing to renomiiiate
X J. CAIMP, .In., K
1 cting in t ie place oft ie Adm‘rs.
him, meets and deserves the unmitigated con- "‘\OrW"”{’ ‘Sept’ 11’ 1848' 3'3
tempt and scorn of every true friend of Henry
‘Clay. \Vhat miserable duplicity is here I To
what contemptible shifts and subterfuges are
\Vho,
»does not see that this false sympathy is all put
.on to render IV/zigs (lissatisfiecl with the Phila-
Surely no sensible man
New 6:00:15.
%, 7 IRE and stub twist, double barrcll guns,
new patterns; Iniiiation do. do.
new paiters. Fine and low priced single barrel
guns, new patterns.
200 kegs premium cut nails, 3clto Cal
50 doz. American, Euglisli, and German slates
200 boxes l‘-‘reach and American widow glass.
Iron and Steel, a full assortinent, foreign and
domestic; Locks, Latclies, Butts and Screws,
of all kinds; Paints and Oils :1 full assortment;
Sliciit Lend, Preniiuin Flows, 1lvIill Saws, to-
gr-thcr with a general assortment of I~lardware
and Mcchanic’s Tools,just received and for sale
by VV. C. S'I‘P.EET.
Norwalk, Sept. 6. 18-18.
Locofocos and Van Burenites driven.
"will be duped by such shallow and transparent
-ariificers.
Rczluced Pi-is-cs for Boots,
N0. 1-1 A'.\‘.\' STREET,
./Verzr t/ze American ./lluseum,
NE \V YORK.
H. B. Jones
Having adopted the cash system. and the
‘motto “ Quick sales and small prolits” by which
iboth buyer and seller are bonetitted, he respect-
‘-fully invites both strangers and citizens to an ex-
amination ofthe quality and prices of his
CHOICE STOCK OF BOOTS.
The assortment embraces the following artic-
les, which for style, durability and workmanship
challenge competition :
District of Normal]: ss. Probate Court, Sept.
13th, 1848.
E ."[‘A'I‘E of STEPHEN HANFORD.
. late ot'New Canaan, in said district, dc-i
ceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
walk, hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate.
to exhibit; their claims fin‘ Sf‘.illt!m6l)lJ. Tliose
who neglect to present their accounts, properly
attested, within said time. will be debairt-d a
recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate
Fine French Dress Boots, $4 '50 I0 -34 '75 are requested to make iinmediate paymr.-ant to
Fine French Boots, 3 50 to 4 O0 JUST US F. HOYT,
Congress Boots. 3 50 to 4 00 33 Executor.
French Patent Leather Boots 7 00 —-—-———
French \Vater Proof Boots, 4 50 to 6 00 liicalical lnstitiiatieiiii of ’:ale Cottage.
£37” All warranted togive satisfaction.
It will be observed that the prices are far be-
low the ordinary demand for fasliioniible boots of
superior quality. and tlierefore deserve attention
of all who may choose too suit themselves in the
best manner at the smallest expense—tlie prin-
ciple being adopted of “ consulting the mutual
interest of buyer and seller by ma nu fact uring a
good article and selling it at the lowest possible
.price for cash. and realizing a profit in the iii-
creased amount of sales and quick returns.”
Remember. No. 14 ANN STREET. New
York, near the American Museum.
F I-‘IE Course of Lectures commences annu-
ally on the last: Thursday of September,
and continues sixteen \\’(‘.t~‘.l\'S.
Benja min Silliman, .\I.D., L.L.D., on Clie-
mistry and Pliarmai-y.
Eli Ives, M.D., on the Theory and Practice
ofphysic.
Jo iathan Kniglit, M.D., on the Principles and
Practice of Sur,i_{ery.
T mothy P. Beers, M.D., on Olisteirics.
Charles Hooker, M.D. on Anatomy and Phys-
iology.
Ilenry Bronson, M.D., on .'iIaleria Median
and Tlieiapeiitics.
‘Lecture Fees, $l34,40——.‘.Iatriculatiim, $5-
Griiduation, S1 .
C [IARL ES HOOKER, Dean.
New Haven, Aug. 1'3, 1848. Gt37
Preservation of RHcaiit:§i.——It'you dc-
sire a. Preventive, as well as reliable cure in
the sickness incident to the human system, then
be sure, to obtain I.‘IYER'S celebrated PiLLs, the
American Imperial Hygeian Vegetable Medi-
cine. See advertisement in another column.
bio.
In Darien. on the 4th inst. Henry Clock,
aged about 55.
In \Vilton. on the 13th inst. Aim Betts.
widow of Moses Betts, aged 93 years, 5 months
and 25 days.
In New Canaan, on the 14th inst. Aaron I’l.,
.son of Crofut, aged 2 years,
In VVestport, on the 14th inst., very sudden-
]y, Mr. \Voolsey Bradley, aged 34 years‘
New Fall. G-nods.
C. LOCKEVOOD 1%’. SON, TAIILORRS,
AT 'rm~: OLD S’l‘.~.\;\'D,
Bctlfis Building, M:iiin-.'§ts'cct,
HE subsbribers having lately replenished
their stock of Goods, would invite the
attention oftheir friends and the public generally
to their stock of Fall and \Viiiter Goods, coin-
prising all the varieties new in use for gentle-
inen’s wear, assuring them that all garments
made by them shall be done in a superior and
satisfactory manner. .
Particular attention paid to cutting for others
to make up.
Norwalk, Sept. 12, 1848.
\Vanted Immediaitely,
STEADY, respectable man, to take
charge ofa small place. horses, cows, &c.
Apply to LE \VIS RICHARDS.
Darien, Sept. 12, 1848.
R: HEHLL will be happy to see his
friends,and respond to all their calls in the
way of his profession.
I
Protection linsuraiiiicc Company,
Somerville, N. Jersey/.—Cu]7itul $200,000.
I-IE 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,_.In., Agent,
Norwalk, Conn.
Etna Insurance Co
ii.iarraai), CONN.
J.-lillI'E3S REED, Agent.
HIS old and well known Company has
establiihed an agency in this town, aml
duly appointed the subscriber its agent, who is
prepared to enter upon the duties of that: ap-
pointment, to receive applications for insurance,
and issue policies at the rates usual with compa-
nies of this character.
Norwalk, Aug. 28, 1848.
N
38
Wanted Immediately,
A JOUNEYMAN TAILOR. Enquire of
LUXEIRHES.
_ ONEY 5: Tamarinds——a choice lot just
E. CURTIS. rec’d and for sale by L. S. Bi-:.\'r:mc'r.
NOTICE.
"' PAIR of first rate \Vorking Oxen. for sale
,1. cheap by S. E, OLMSTEAD.
INowalk,Sept. 19, 1848.
‘ 051‘, in Selleck’s Hall, or between there
and the meeting house, a green velvet
work bag, worked with steel beads, containing
11 linen hdkf. and pair gold spectacles, The
finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it
11!: the store of C. J. GaUMA.v, or by1'e[;1ini'ng
the hdkf. and bag and leaving the ‘s,,,,,,,,, W“;
ireceive the thanks of ihe owner.
Qltf
; ' 0ST, on Saturday, the 16th in
' the steamer Cricket, a brown Carpet bu.-
uzontziining articles of clothing and some paper:
..ot.no value to any but the owner. The finder
.will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the
.NorwaIk Hotel. J. B. BRADY.
Sept. -14. 38
Sllllerior Tomato Catsup,
?U:T up expressly for family use, and for
v_..sale,_,wh.olesale or retail, by
EATS F OOT OIL—A first rate article,
J.l_1St,l'O_C_8IVOd and for sale cheap by
itlie Baptist C'lzu7‘e/i, Norwalk, on this (Tues-;
i1i"e made of it. Altogether, it may be con- | day) eveiiirg. at 751- o’clock. The views will be‘
-~ ---.='..vi..-f,'~_."'_~-‘~."-_ > .1 ~?'i'i““
N TO MONOPOLY
FARE
,1, 12 1-2
()cnts1_
‘=3’ _-...:'—_‘.__.‘ - at 35.:-1:.-—
I ran Paar LE’S LNE,”
Steamicr St. NICIIOLAG, Captain
, _‘a!,*:c|: "Up, by the Sl.ll)S(:l‘l-’ SHLAS REYNOLDS,
. her, a Red Hieler Calf. \Vl1lC11l Has been placed permanently on this route and
the ‘’‘‘“’el‘ I3 1"*‘l“95t°d I0 “Ike, “7 ILL leave New York, (foot ofPike street.)
away. ‘ ' every afternoon at 2 o’clock, for Norwalk, lan-
C[-l.\S. E. CO.VISTOCIE- , ding at Port Chester, Rocky Neck and Stain-
Norvalk, Sept. 1, 18-18. 3l."37 tbrd.
" ' ”“,“’ . . . J.i’eturri'Znrr,——Lea\'cs Norwalk every morning
'1‘ UL C°l’""me"$l"ll l"""et".fi”"" 9.x'S_t,":,':‘ji (”.n' at. 7 o‘cloi-l(.b For freight or pzissage. apply oii
. ,d‘“'tl1e_'“‘m‘* “lld film “I H’ 1‘ ’”" ' , 5”’ board. Every ellbrt to please and accommo-
:'S “"5 ‘MY d'35°l""‘l‘l’Y ml"““l C"'l""'”rt, ‘l,he date the travelling community, will be made.
'buSmesS of the mm Wm hf)’ .Sp“,l(’9 Cat-iiages will be in reailine.ss to coin.-ey pass.
Ewes‘ ”l‘”\:RE} bus. ' ._'e'ngeisfiorn the several landings, to all the
T Q C_E'1"\b‘ LDA‘ 5‘ ; principal towns along the route-
l\S1".\~1lll{, Sept. 6, 1848. J_ F_ RODMAN, Agent
A RAI-’.E CIl.\.\’CE.
5, New York, Aug. 28, 1848'
OOTS AND SHOF..‘.—-The subscriber
i has just received a new lot of Boots and
lShoes. among which may be found a good assort-
ment of Men’s Kip and Co_whide Brogans ; also
Kip and Cowhide Boots which will be sold cheap
‘for cash. CHAS. T. LEONARD-
Norx *alk, Sept, 1848.
OPPOSITIO
\-__
ca.
’-“52
-A €?ta':n:ca'_v :‘-.i::.'?i 5.§a§.'.sor fiiitore to Let
Hietiiioii. Many of our gooils are purcliusi-.d for
1'0‘ ? cash. and we wish it nndei-:ioo:l that the unex-'
C o//imcrzcirig II"ci1ns:].v:i/, ./'b'ar(t/i 1.51, 184.8.
-—l<‘i)R
PORT CIIESTE ’., ROCKY NECK,
vS '5‘ AEEFGEBD AND NOR VVALPL.
_, OR. one or more _\'i-.::i'S. the store now OC-
. cnpied by John liurrall, and the stock and
fixtures for sale. The stock is light. "W1 the
lixt.iii'es in good order. Possession giveii imme
diately. rent moderate. Enquire of Joust A.
\Vi<:i-:n, for further particulars.
i\'oi\valk, Sept. 4, 1848.
us:‘?'-‘«"‘*"~7°*=’*'*" F
....-'-<:.- .':o....«....
Tni-: sPLi-;.\'Din STEA.‘-IBIS
C.-£t'l:"‘AE.‘.‘.ft.ll.~'3. Capt. Peck.
\Vill leave New York from the Pier east side
Catharine Market. Slip, as above-—
E VERY AFTERNOON AT 2 O’CLOCK
*0'li‘llCl3 to all shit-t-makers that are iii-
dcbied to M. \Vnkeman are requested to
call at the store and get work or else pay the
cash iinniediately. M. \VAI(EM.-\.N.
/5 '5‘) §'iI“u”u‘.-"l.1ll8 l]()llSB llllC‘l_)’ S YS
i" . occupied by E. Piice. Possession RCm,.,,,,,_,_,’ leaves NO,.w,,jk e,,m.v ,,,m._
2 5'4 ' ~ ‘ . I ‘I 1 I ' ‘I .'J ‘I J’ ~ n y I
igiéfi 3? .‘~3”e“ 'm“-l“[l"lY- 1‘"l'””’ "1 iiing, Sundays excepted. at 1 0 clo:k, Staintord
.-.§_’ 2:12.->r:‘.= S'rt:Pi1is:.' Oi.1iis'ri:.-.1).
8. Rocky Neck 8%, and Port Chester at 85‘.
Stages will be in readiness at the Landing to
convey passenge1'st'0 \Vest.port,Southport,Fair
lield, Bridgeport, Danbury, Ridgelield,New-
Canaan. \Vilt0n, Stanwich and Middlepattiii.
i‘".-'§';“°:\ll persons are forbid trusting any indi-
ividual on account of this boat or her owner.
New York, Feb. 29, 1848.
l.0S'll‘.
N the road between \Vilton and Vvcstport.
a black Canvas Bag. ornaiiiented with
black beads, coniaininiug a pair of gold mounted
spectacles and two Handkorcliiefs marked E.
S. J. A liberal reward will be paid to the
tinder on their restoration to J. IV. Jaunccy, or
Dr. Jauncey, \Vestport., or at this office.
Norwalk, Aug‘. 28. 1848.
Hyena Pills
'iI‘tae A iincricnaa Improved
IIYG’El‘.\N VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
The best general _/ltiiiiiy iiictliciize ever lniowii ;
qflcctiial in all complaints iiiciclciit to the .PIu-
mau S1/slciiz, ti/nely applicil; zzml appro-
cal g'ztu.rantcecl, ‘L.f"ltS(.‘(l as clircclerl.
7 HIE l~lyer’s Pills are purely vegetable, of
two kiiids——stimulaiit. and purgative-—aiid
in theiroperatioii eticctually aid digestion, there-
by securing all the purposes for which food is in-
troduced into the sto:nacli——-namely, the proper
nourishineiit ofevery part ofthe system ; giving
consistency and strength to the muscular tibre,
purity to the blood, and elasticity and cheerful-
ncss to the teinperand disoosition; fully deinon-
stiatiiig the proposition recognized in the Amer-
ican Improved Hygeiaii Vegetable Treatmeiit,
that all diseases are essentially the same; and
timely attended to, maybe cured by the simplest
procoss——correctingand regulating the stomach
or digestion——subst'antially the source (in do-
rangemeiit) of all disease.
The understgnecl, present proprietor and sole
maiiiifaciurer, claims for this iiiedicino no mar-
ticlous powers—the raising of the dead, (to. ;
but from an invariably successful use of them as
general family medicine, in his own family for
over Sl.‘l‘lC’(.")L years, and a knowledge of their
similar use in many other families, and by no in
bet-less individuals, he can connnend the Pills
unreservedly, in all lingering or chronic coin-
“ Z ‘O _ _ ,._ _ _ J plaints; General I_)'t-Blllllly,I)_y:S[)C])SlClll,LI(‘}l'V0l]S,
Frederick St. Jolni, where may be found Ice I -cUli 5-01 mug ‘S’ G W mmmw ai “Junk!” ‘ 13”
Cremns of every vmiety 0,. flnmr’ Cake‘ pieS,E1lJCl[llell.l. stages; iiei-voiis oi: sick head ache;
fruits and in short. every’ luxurv the season at‘. ‘ lmllnmtlcn 0t “'9'. hmm’ lrwgumr lmlsnllon
l'ords., He flutters liiiiisell't.liiit'liis e.\'ertions to In any mm]; hnlmuin c()5t'V(.meS‘I'—'"lI cOmmu'
hlease and to render his saloon a ricntecl and ed dC”'”'(‘-w'.nw”r’ 9'. ("’.st'“w'l'(’l)’ m ‘he Syslcln’
',_’l_wQm_,_ Wm secure him :1 Sh":“_C Hf. mb_ V and especially with teinales. Iiistcail of de-
E:l’l‘lH“]_(””l“(m.‘ J. J LISBOLJI. pressing they brace. and invigorate, iiiid their
‘,1’: S._E/,m“_m fmflished in i)yl_mn,dS‘ &C. A prompt use on lll‘ell‘.IIl'S[ appearance of illness
for picnics and parties, at short notice and rea- - my”. umwnlmy Sine snikue-SS and gram expense
_ _ _. _ ' 1 hey are put up in lifty cent: and dollar
SOWMB lmcem ;p:ii~kages——ihe former containing between
eig/1.Iy (t.7l(l '/i2'.rie.'._i/, and the lat:t.'r, about tire
/.-ioiclretl mill l'tl.‘€I7l]/ pills. rendering it the.
C/1.c(I,/ii-st pieparalion e.\;t.unt.
E-Ii?’ A dollar package se.nt,]70.s'tag'e free, from
the General Depot., 130 Fulton St‘, Sun Build-
)0
Lu
Norwalk, Sept. 4, 1848.
For Stilt: (,'he:a§a.
BOUT 100 feet Iron Felice.
"" Aug. H. C.-mp 5.’. Kl~2.‘\'.V.\RD.
_ ’.:1ica:tc-ti 1848.
iiificliilie ilelting and lh'iviiig' Iiiiiiils.
Jlf arizz_]i1ctui'e.tl by the ..§’niei'z'ca7z Gutta 1’ er-
c/2//. Compn72._i/.
:Ry'"§—‘ACl.I1NI3 BANDS of all widths from etc
by oils. grease, acids, or water.
30inches. These bands ai'e not affected
A Tliey are con-
sidered bv all who have used them to be superior
to India Rubber or leather. Also, shoes, soles,
lathe bands, Surg'e0n’s splints,\vhips, canes, uiii-
brclla sticks, boots, hats. caps, filling for teeth-
Jiinds for Cottc ll mills, elevators for grain, atinos
pheric valves of all sizes. pump valves, Gotta
Percha ineialic packing. The attentioii of Car-
riage Makers and others in particularly request-
ed to the Guttta Percha ‘.Vashers we are now
inaiirfm-tui'ii'ig. \Ve warrant them to outlast
the vehicle to which they are attached.
I CHARLES A. DURAN D!
General Agniit.
Office at the Jewelry Store of l"i'ain.-is Bra<l_v.
. -y_':‘
37 ,
kdill il‘:t'ij_:llil.l%iitli‘l...
'£:7":z.'ei.'i:tess Ei:e;d:,.r,
Y.'§';1IcEa 1‘lE::i(cr, .Bcu'cll§cir, and
AS
Siiivcii's22aitEii,
‘E’/_§ opened a shop on the west side
of the bridge, adjoining the store of Chas.
Isaacs, Esq., where he may always be found on
hand to attend to the wants of his friends and
customers, who may be assured that their work
will be done up riglit and cheap. He has for
sale a variety of Fancy Goods. Clocks, Look
ing Glasses, «Sic. He inanufactui'es Silver
Spoons, Sngar—tongs, Ladies. lxnives and'Forks,
and every variety of Silver \Viii'e.
Silver Coftiii Plates made to order, and Brit-
taiiia Plates always on hand and handsomely
engraved at short notice.
Clocks and \Vatches repaired and warranted.
and every kind of inending and jobbing done.
Norwalk, May Qd, 18-18. 18
‘ESE “ A.E?.EZ-GER S.%.LO0N.”
11-IE subset-il_)e." would respectfully an-
4-,-
3luD
‘iiiair Dressing mud .‘Si'o:u'ii:;;; f?a‘:a3oo:s
The subscriberlias also an apartment titted A
up in connection with his i'i-l'ri\sliii‘ieiit saloon
where he. will continue his firnier bu.-:iness of
5ll*lVl”£s llillf C“”'l".*’- “ml ‘-'l‘l’l.”’3~ «‘3l“““l"’°l”3~ , inu. New York._on receipt of-$1fi'ee ot'e.\'[)cn.<e.
&c. done in the best inanner. l_’ai't'i(-.v.lar at— = A,‘jd,.e,_,-S 1,11,, u,,de,s,g,-,c,] as ,,b,,,.,._
tentioii paid to the cutting ol ::l1ildreii’.-' hair. P. PRIC 3.
Norwn||<.Aut.:~ 8. 1848- J- 3- L- Sold by .1. A. VVeeil and N. s. i3..a.-.,-, Nor-
’ walk ; .I. Beach, Grocer, \lVall—st. Bridgeport;
3430 CW331333 1% R"f'l'43‘3l3319il$ 5350033 VVin. Stevens, Danbury; Samuel Lockwood
S. BE-N_EDICT, has opened his Ice and B. J Daskam, Stamford.
- Cream and Refreshmeiit Rooms for the
season (private entrance to the Ladies Refresli ’
meiit. Saloon from the street) where may be NY _ _ .
. _ iiunibei of customers to buy cast iron
fence. Price from four shillings to one
found various kinds sfPies. viz: .
Custard’ Rmslm Pumpkm’ Lemon’ dollar pr foot, all put up. Apply at. the Nor-
walk lron Foundry. CAMP <,\C I{n.\‘.\'.\iin.
Rice, Apple. Mince, Fruits &c.
ol all kinds in theirseason. jaw 19’ 1848.
E 'ENRY HANDS has just returned from
New York with a large and elegant as-
Families supplied with Pies.D0i'nesticI3rcad,
Tea Cake. C1'ackei's. &c. Spruce Beer, Gin-
sortment of gent.leinei'i’s Boots, Brogans, and
Slippers. Also, Ladies’ and Children's shoes
ger Pop, Cream of Nectar and Soda \Vater.
coiistantly on hand cool from the Spring.
of every variety. combining taste and durabili
ity ; all of which will be sold on the most fa-
vorable terms. Cail and see for yourselves.
Norwalk, May 9th, 1848.
Jlinist Received.
Boot, Shoe, Leuitlhcr, and I-‘iiiicillng
Store.
HENRY IIANDES renews again
his ackiiowledgineiits to the public for
their generous patronage during the
. year past‘, and hopes to inci'it an un-
interrupted coiitinuance of the business rela-
tionship which he has so long inaintained with
this community. He will be found now at his
new stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,
where he will be happy to see, andserve his
old friends and the public. ‘The character of
his work is too well known to need a wordyof
praise. It comprises every article of men’s
and children's wear, with Rubbers and Over-
slices in their season, for ladies and gentleman.
FINDINGS of the best quality, and iii any
quantity, suited to the wants oftlie craft.
Norwalk, May 1, 1848.
5500 Shirt Hands \‘5’ante¢E.
EMMEDIATELY, to whom constant em-
ployment will be given.
Norwalk, Aug. 26. M. XVAKEBIAN.
P. S. Mrs. Margaret Beers and Clara Frost
are particularly reque.sted to call at the _above
establishment as there. is something of impor-
tance awaiting their presence.
T0 LET.
SIX roooins over L. L. Beebe
and Henry Handes’ Stores to‘ rent.
Enquire of
L. S. BENEDICT.
48. 30tf
TAl\"1l"FD.—A woman to do general
Housework. Enquire at this Otfice.
18
TAXES.
HE inhabitants of the town of Norwalk,
and non residents liiible to pay taxes in
said town are hereby notified that the town and
State taxes on list 1847 are now due, and that
the subscriber who is charged with their collec-
tion will meet them for the purpose ofreceiving
such taxes, at the store of George \V. \Vool-
sey on this afternoon of \Vednesday the 13th
instant, from 1 till 6 o’clock. and at the store
of George \V. Smith on the afternoon ofThurs-
day the 14th instant, the same hours, and at
his office at the south east corner of t.hel3i-idge,
on the afternoons and evenings from 1 till 9
o’clock, of Saturday the 16th, 23 and 30th inst.
Prompt. attention to this notice will save no lit-
tle troublc. JAMES REED,
Norwalk, July 24, 18
P.'\lN'K‘-'5, OILS anal VARNHSHI.
P URE English and American Linseed oils.
Sperm, refined Elephant and Whale oil,
Atlantic VVhite Lead, dry and in oil.
Paris, Chrome, English & Verdigris Green
Chrome, French and American Yellow.
Vermillion, Red Lead, Env. & Amer; Red
Pruss. blue.Terra do Ciena,Umber,Drop bl‘k
Lamp black,Litharge, VVhit.ing, Paris white
Coach and Cabinet varnish, J appan varnish.
Paint and varnish Brushes, etc. etc. -
BE~‘lE-DlC;.T.‘- CHAS. T. LEO.\lAR,D. ,
“
N ei':itireiy new and unexpected mercantile flood from the city of‘ New York, and ti-ma
the manufactories near Boston, having poured ln upon us an immense quantity of
‘S anus‘ es
VVe are under the necessity of immediate soles to save extra storage, and an opportunity
this week be _ g ‘_ . H
Qsiififiifi
to all persons to do as I have‘ done to those‘ of whom! liought, via": to‘ pay casli a-iuIea‘ri"_t-‘ g'i"-e‘ate'.(-T
bargains I ' '
than were ever negotiated in all this region before-—not even excepting those two or thre9‘fiim.9I1h‘
occasions when there was so much excitement about the goods and the prices
Eat the Ed ridge Store,
when it was the common remark that you could ask for no description of Dry Goods whic}i.’_
Gruma ii could not show, and goods too of which you could carry away such a quantity for a very
little money indeed. Andnow I promise to give even greater bargains than thi-n—-or pay put‘-‘
cliasers for coming in and proving the contrary in a single instance. C. J. GRUM3A~N.‘
Norwalk, Sept. 4, 1848.
1”
tie
AWE? TEE Eigdldgd
.:_ TE extend our thanks for the liberal patronage you have bestowed upon usthe prescn
at
I.
It has encouraged us to go forward, and to spam no pains in pl't?(‘ul‘lIIIg(
good Goods. and very cheap ones. \Ve pnupose to sell out our entire stock of Ladu.-s:
Dress Goods, Hats, Ribbons, &c. (Sic. at about cost. \\~’e make this olI'er anticipating the tune.
when like seine large piece of furniture. or as some have it, in spea_kin_g oftheir Vll'll.0l'-Q1‘-I“-').”-‘I
room is better than their company. \Ve intend to lay before. you this tall, goods uiiiivalled in".
beauty and cheapness. Our course. is onwaid—-the 2l(,I\'ill‘iClllg reputation ofihis store for cheair
goods has not been retarded by the many impediments thrown in its. way, but ratlier has caused’
us to be uiore persevering. \Ve shall keep a large assortineiit during the suimner ot-
SPHSOH.
Ery Goods, €%r<ocei'ics, EEardwaTi'°‘ec,~
oiisekeeping’ m'ticli.'s of e.vi31'§'
T. 5:: VV. RAYMOND.
Crockerv, Books and Stationery, Drugs and Medicines, and H
description. \Vlii:.li will be sold as cheap as the clieapc-st.
New Canaan. July 6, 1848.
it Eégsg
elbrnét-5 E’°es°i;~; amid érlrsiitois ‘Fee @l@2l§'E}P€E2l2i".§;i9
HE New York CANTON TEA COi‘dPANY, the oldest and most exteiisive tee.‘
- establisliment in America, have esiablislied aiingcncy in Norwalk. and tIm>0lUY€Cl The Sub"
5criI)er1h(~.i1's()lC agent, at whose store the community may be supplied with the purest, iiiostjru-‘
,r_rravnt and pei_'/"get tens to be found in the woi-ld—-Clzina excepted. Besiiles being L1l]C(p_1:illé(l_it1'
duality, they defy competition in price. \\'liereevcr tlicir teas have been tried._tliey have so-‘
.,...s.r.%S I
.'-*3
cured the highest. satislaction, and the COI'1l'll1Llf}(I and eager !)i!ll'Ollll;Zt% ofthe pui cliasci . Alltha.
is asked is a fair trial, which we solicit: from the citizeiis of l\orwalk. Mas. M. \VAIx}'.M.-\5.\‘:l_.‘
Norwalk, Dec. 20. 1847.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
F you want any article in the dry goods line.‘
call on C. J. GRUMAN. and you will have =
the best assortment to select frorn, and yet more
goods for the same money than at any other
store in Fnirlield co.
A
a _ '
Strayed, .
From the subscriber on the l5tlt'
inst. a light Yellow Cow. about
7 \'r:tll'5 old; head and neck a little. brindled and‘
II. short tail. She is about middling size. \Vl_io-‘
ever will take up said Cow or give iuformationf
‘where she can be found. shall be reasonably
'-5'0 E-Ct» lrewiirdoil. cuss. I1AYMO.\‘D. _
SKIFF ROVV-l30.».\’l‘. Enquire of New Canaan, Aug ‘26. 18-18. 3t*35'
S. E. OLMSTEAD. - '
:; Scaictigzing’ that has long bccaltccilcil.»
' P is a fact that far and wide the ru.moi' has‘
spread that the to\vii of Norwalk has not it
good lmrber in it, but that rumor must now
cease. sini-e another fiict is presented, viz: that
TURNER .'L‘vll.TI'I that ol(lexperie.iii:ed pro-‘
fessional Hair Cutter has nrrive.d in town, has
taken ll room lleiii to the Norwalk I-Iotel. fitted
it up with every convenience aiidis prepared to‘
receive, and respectfully solicits the patroimge‘
Qfthe Public, gun] he fL’.(‘.l:5 SIIIISIIPG Illllt 'I‘lUII'x"
his superior style of S/’iarii2_:,r, Ifair Cult/m,'_{,'
C'iirl2'21,L-‘czml S/zrzmiinohig, he will be able td
give universal satisfaction. T. S.\IITl:l.
Norwalk, Aug. ‘.28. 1848. 3'03?-E?
Niiticv.
LL persons having unsettled accounts: '
. with the subscribt-r ofniore llt(t7t one _i/errr’s 1,
strtnrliiig. are requested to call at the office 0 '
JAMES REED, and si-ttzle the same.
‘V l’IF..\’RY HANDES.
Norwalk, May 15. 1848.
New Carpet Store.
RE.\l()VAL.
TV .
George E. L.
,_ AS removed from 333 I3roadway, to the
i new and spacious store 1.’;-I541 Ei’<:::i'i st.
near Cliatham, where he is ready to exhibit to
his customers and those about purchasing Car-
peting. mostly a new and splendid stock, which
consists of Brussels Carpets from 7 to 10 shil-
lings per yard; 3 ply and _ln;:raiii Carpets at-
vm-inus prices; twilled and plain Venetian Car-
pets; heavy and meilinni Oil Cloths, from 3
to '24 feet. wide; Table and
Piano Cover.~7,
Dl'ugL{t!lS, Stair Covet-iiig. lleiirth Rugs. Door
-.\l.ats, &c. (kc, all to be sold at low l‘I'lCr’*..'s‘ only.
Also, this day received. 70 pieces all wool
lngraiii Carpets, of good quality and new pitt-
terns, at the low prices of4, 5, iind 6 shillings,
inanufactnrei"s prices.
New York Aug. 22. 1
B KEOA D (.‘H.‘07l‘§HS.
4 RENCH Broadcloihs from the mostcele-
brated maiiufacturers, in great vai'iety. at
prices so low that it will asionish all in want.
Also, cassimeres and vestings, an endless
variety, just received. C. J. GRU:\’1AN.
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S E have this day been opening a large as-3
sortment of new Goods purchased with’
cash at the lowest market. piices. which makes'_
our assortment as large as most city stores, and
we /:now we can sell as cheajn. _
Gold and silver lever, lepine and comniorf
watches, all sorts patent levers, full-ji-,weled,
warrantad to be first.raie time-keepers, for $19;
Gold chains, ladies and gentle-men’s broacbes,
a very large assortment. All sorts of finger’
rings. ristleits, silver combs, gold and silver
spectacles. gold ainl silver pencils, (Sic.
Siliier I~Varc.—'I‘able; tea". desert, salt and
mustard spoons, forks, butter knives, also, germa ii‘
silver plated goods; silver in all cases warranted-
pure. _ ,
Steel Goods-—Bcads, bag and purse clasps,
tassels,slides, cissors,-shears, pen-knives,knives'
and forks, &c; , p \
Plated Goods, Lamps, —Astral and man-'
tlc lamps, casters, candlestick, tea—pots, ten-‘
waiters, looking glasses, clocks, wallets, purses,-
soaps, razors and strops. _ _, H
(Jumbs.——I3acl.' and side, shell and librn combs;
the best assoi'i.irioiit in town, dress and line do. ,
Acc0rtlians.——A la rge lot of this beautiful
article. some my large, some very cheap, with
instructors. “.79 ha we almost cveryiliing iisiially
cept. in our line. \Ve invite the public of Nor-'
walk and other towns to give its a call.
C. E. DISBR W <3: CO.»
Stoves l
HE subscribers ft-.eliiig thankful for past
favors, would re.~:pecifully announce to the
good people of Ridgelield and vicinity that they
have entered upon the fall and winter campaign
in earnest.
At our shop may be found a good assortment
of cooking. parlor. office and shop stoves of the
most approved patterns, all of which will be
sold as lo\v as can be purchased elsewhere.
\\'e have also on hand, a good assortment of
plain and jappaned tiii-ware of every descrip
tion, brass kettles, clocks, steel—yards, and a
thousand. other articles not necessary to be
named in this ndvertisement—all of which we
are anxious to sell. Persons in want of any
thing in our line are requested to call and ex-
amine for themselves.
ROCK\VELL 6:. BENNETT.
Ridgefield, Sept. 4, 1848. tf36
'l‘AKE!3'.‘-
O-TICE is hereby given to the inhabitants
ofihe town of \Vilton and non-residents
liable to pay taxes tlielmin, that I will meet them
at the Town House‘ in said V-Vilton, on .\Ionday
the 2d day of October next, from ,2 until 5
o’clock, P. M.; at the store of Abijah Belts
on Saturday the 7th, from 2 until 5 o’clock, P.
M., and at the store of Charles Cannon, on
Monday, the 9th day of October next, from 2
until 5 o’clock, P. M. for the purpose of receiv-
ing their state and town taxes on list 1847.-
Punctual attendance is requested.
EB-ENEZER G. BETTS.
Collector of state and town taxes
\Vilton, September 2d, 184.8.
¢.
I-‘trench Merinocssa
P ECEIVED this day an iminense stock of
‘J Lupin’s French Merinoes of every shade‘
and color. Also, trimi’nings in all their variety'
to match every shade of merino.
C. J. GRUMAN.
Domestic Goods;
R/EC'D this day.an immense stock of bleach-
ed and l1lll)l£’HCl’iPtl znuslios. wliicli nil
lie. sold by the j.-:ii-rl. l.'lf'i'7t’. bi«i':» on-;.»i! at t .
_ that will (l.~=ly i-c_r,ri;‘+-ziii.-i,-i.
3:36 .-I i -~ [-
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.\loi'wiilli,. Sep. '2, 18-18. Collector‘. , \v_ C_ STREET
;_ .9, ,__,, _,__ ., ,_,.,,,__ . ‘. .._.‘ 4 .....-_~_~«
UST rec'd, a lot of “New Mackual” lrand}
1848. For tale by S. E. OLMO'Il.AD._’
IN SEED OIL-'—a first rate article, for sale
cheap by C. T. LEONARD.
Norwalk Chronicler