t "
..‘¥1<:~;isaizisie;f<iiisévitzg?j'.r9m.5
bunepas s the_7 most; _aut~hentic_. ,synop_si's their
oIacti9n‘§-is-3. -» V ‘*3
.'.ri__ie Oétob_dr_i'Electionsarel
stilts inst lieéuii-med up ith'u.§3 ~ "
vl
ovéprig. _Tlieir_re‘-‘
'Whig=Govcrnors in all the States that hfl.V?.8;
chosen Governors—Ohio, Pennsylvania‘ and
Floivida—the ‘latter two having never before
2’. .1); ' - _ ‘. - .
chosen Whig Governors in an_ even-llflllded 00!!-.
“Whig -Legislatu _
tlfioughl Ohio is threatened with an’ rrrnar-cliical'
contest.;i.I , _ - --. 5, '
-Whig U*.*S.~ Senators-in place of Locofocos
from Pennsylvania,‘Florida, and probably Ohio;
A drawn battle.in.._.Georgia, which last year
chose a Locofoco Governor /by 1,200 majority‘;
An unexpectedly sharp contest in South
Ciirolina', which elects one ‘decided Taylor
Member of Congress,.and two-others who are
notat any rate for Cass. The Legislature is
quite l'.kely,to"'t“hr‘o'w away or withhold the
'.-5;. of the State. ‘
,Of these States, only Ohio voted for Clay in
'44; Florida was not organized, but came in
Lbcofoco soon after. ~ -'l‘iiat‘will "Ado" fo'r'?dr'1’e
month. i" ' '
_ . LAST WEEK.
Mr. Tm-ZAT, Daguerrian, has siggifiiid his in-
tention of removing from this place after the
present week. We liave-befoi'e_sp.o'keri of his
pictures-as the boat we ever saw. and we trust
our citizens will give him a call, and encourage
a perfect~i_irti'st. His pictures will speak for
themselves. ‘See his adv.
I? The following is a list of officers of Con-
cord oU'nion,*-No. 4., D. of T.- of ‘N'orwalk,~ for
__.tI'e"‘_f5rese,nt quarter:—-Mrs. Louisa Marvin,
gluififs. .Cuiji'euce Kellogg, A. S.; Miss
Catharine Jennings, R.S. ; Mrs. Louisa Moore,
~"ll_trs.I-Eu'nice'Ambler, F. S.; ‘Mrs.
E3thei"‘O1hifstea'd,'.'P.; ;‘Mrs. Angeline {G,réa5a,,
C_.'; Mrs. Joanniifi'Beeris, i.Mrs. F_ine_tt_a,
Wheeler, I. G4,; ':Mr-s. Louisa Thorn, O. G;
A5.-I)o'lia‘Dibble, P. P. S.
‘:~'I‘-‘rm Morrison TEMPLE IN Rni.\'s.——A des-
pdtdl$;§n'_the Louis Republican, dated N au-
voo. Oct. 9, says, that this magnificent temple
, was-observed to be on fire in the cnpola, that
morning about 4 o'clock. The flames spread
rapidly, and-the building was totally consumed,
leaving. nothing,b_i_i,t the naked and blackened
walls. The fire is supposed to be the work of
an incendiary. ‘
.. How heavenly is a pure and holy kiss—a kiss
not of . passion—not of aficctzition-—but one
prompted by virtuous and ardent affections. It
is as sweet as the perfume of the rose and as
pure as the waters of the gurgling brook. ,
~ _» Derby Journal.
Q‘ There is more real poetry in the above
sentiment thhl1‘rll'I' mamas written by-=some~
professional bards. Our friend Newson has
the life, spiritand essence of poetry in him, and"
it will inadvertently leak out. If the people of
Derby appreciatelreal merit and give it the sup-
port it deserves, the Journal will not want for
patronage.
7?‘ The Uutei"i‘ified, Shirtless Democracy
are to hold an indignation meeting on the Town
House Hill, this Wednesday, to muster out for-
ces-for lection. ' '
-The free soil democracy are not to be out-
‘winded and are to bring up the rear on Thui's—
day in a grand rally. Senator Niles is expect
ted, when it is presumed he will. explain for
voting _/or and against the ‘annexation of Texas.
U Red spirits and white-.
Black spirits and grey."
EY‘Alcorrespohdent of the Salem, (Mass.)
Gazette, says a gang ofVan Buren men, headed
by Rev. Mr. Foster of Danvers,foi?ced open the
church of some ‘townfin Essex‘ Co., rang the
bell, ‘and then took up the posts of the grave
yard gate; and heldtlieir free soil "'orgies”;fo'r
‘an hourlin that sacred resting place of the dead.
Legal*proceedin,<zs are contemplated. I
_ -The old -* Prince of Merchants,” C. J;
Grumman, has received a supply of that ele-
'gant and . spirited annual, the ODD FELLOW,
designed as gifts for the approaching hollidays.
This is the most deservedly popular annual, is-
sued, and airy one desiriijg a gilt book cannot
make ahbetter selection. " ’
. Q‘ We learn that the Teller. of the Con‘
necticut-_Bn.nk at Bridgeport, liasjabsconded and
sailed for Europe, with some thirty‘ or forty
thousand dollars in gold, belonging to the bank.
We were unab_le,to ‘ascertain further _parl.icn-
lars‘. Hitleft on Friday last. — =
Q"._Caiii_pbell_’s Minstrels are "now all. the
rage in New York,/where they-have been per-
forming for many. weeks to crowded houses.
They s,ee.n'I,i’to,»._}iaveE,eclipsed‘ the Christys,
who have been-the -‘lions?’ so long. Success
ntitend flare Grinzinecticnt band. A
I Q'._The‘ trotting match between Grey Eagle
mid Lady Sutton, over the Union Course, on
Tuesdaylast, resulted in the Boston’ nag win-
ning a second triumph. Time 2 31-2 33-2
35-’.-2 33-.—‘ ' ’
Q".The Mass Meeting at Danbuay la%t
week, was well attended, notwithstanding the
storm. Chas. Chapman. Esq. was the princi-
p_le_ speaker, and acquitted himself with’ his fus-
iial ability. I " . 1. ' A
, Q",_I1lon,.’I‘i,tuniAN Sirrrn. will pleaselflex-
cept ear thanks for a bound volume of the Con- .
gressional Globe. ' '
Delawdie ;h‘_ii;s given 'a“ ’Whig ‘majority, iii
lhgTe¢e'fll Inspector's election. ,'I‘here'is
1.50 ‘I99!!! of _DelnWs'rc. "‘ ‘
. - . - . 3; .was'a'_r'e‘sident of Sti-atfoijd. -_
res in each of these States’. ‘ "I ' '
_' of Fall and \Vinter Garments of the
newest patterns, of superior make and finish,
- ing customers; he continues to provide, and
‘ - Address
Ohio, is a native of.-Cheshirte, in this State. He-
." "Y I Z ‘ ,
,gA_St_lAI.TY.-—OI1_. Wednesday, last,-, as Mr.
]bi:idge’ over the Hoiisatonic river," the” ‘fol l‘ from
"the. staging upon which lie stood,‘_and_' istriicik
upon one of the stone piers. dashing out: his
ibfrains and--killingthim -instantly. Mr. Smith
—..
A Tuimelly: Wor',(,l_.f,rouii smi.
p‘ The Ciucinnati__Chronicle publishes ,'t_li_e fol-
lowing extract of a letter from Hon. Thomas
Co_rwin,dated LEBANON, 0., Oct. 13.3
Prospects look dismal enough in Ohio, judg-
ing by the returns now in hand; butthey look-
ed worse for Napoleon at Marengo and worse
for Old Zack at Buena Vista. Courage and a
good cause do work miracles. V I am resolved 10
spend the last atom of my strength in this fight;
and if we fall in Ohio, let us fall with our armor
on. All will come right. In the \_V.liig vocab-
ulary ‘there is no such word as fail.’
Prices’ llygcan Altcrative, or the
=IlvnR’s PILL. (see adv.) should be in every family,
for adiirinisiratioii on the first appearance ofillness.
Iirall -lingering or chronic complaints, the Hyer s
Pill is to be preferred from its arrangement and ap-
plication-—biit in temporary conipluhils. or where a
dose or iw‘oo‘nly of Medicine is de‘sired—-—a teinpo-
rary aciion only needed, the HYGEAN [*.i.ri;a~.\'rivi-:
may be fully relied upon. It is gentle, but certain
in its operation, leaving the system in a better con-
dition thanany other single Pill prep-«iratior'i in mar-
ket, besides being much cl-reaper-—sin’gle boxes 25
cents each, containing 40 or more Pills. The Pro-
prietor authorises Agents to refund the purchase
money of either articles if not approved on fair
trial. ' TRY THEM! '
fllarricb.
In "Wilton, on the 18th inst. by Rev. Z. K.
Hawley of South N0l'Wflll(, Charles Olmstead
of this town to Maria, daughter of Capt. Aaron
Olmstead-of-\Vilton. ~ ' --
\Ve- were not forgotten in the above instance
as that ?'i¢al{e".l fully indicated. O_ur devil says
-it is decidedly ’t.h'e"best of the season, and we
think.it,‘q_nt3.',t:'._l>e beat.. Mayftheir future be as
bright and glorious.,as,the present.
In Westport, 7th inst., Hezekiah Nichols to
Miis. Taylor, both of »\Vest.port.
In Yonkers, N. Y. on the llth inst. by the
Rev. A. B. Hull, Hr. Elisha V. Austin to Miss
Caroline A. Lynt.
For the courtesy of the above happy pair and
their uriprecidented liberality in the distribution of
the loaf, they have our earnest wishes for their
future prosperity and happiness. Good luck and
a handsome progeny invariably attend those who
remember the primer.
iflnzb.
In South Norwalk. 91h inst. Miss Elisabeth
Carey. aged .ab out 90. . -
In Wilton, on the 15th inst., Mary A. '.\f[ore-
house aged 24.
. .In Tarrytown, N. .Y.,._on_ Saturday last,‘Mr.
Samuel S. Morgan, of VV‘-ilton,-aged 27. '
In Danbury, on Il'le"'16l’.l‘1‘ln_SlI‘., Col. Stephen
Green, aged 35. H_is remains were ‘brought to
\Vilton—liis native place, foi;interment. Col.
Gi:eeu was a man of kind and generous feelings
and the large number who followed his remains
to the grave, showed most plainly that he was
highly esteemed by those who knew liim.— Com.
I
Dentrstry.
C’. FITCH, SURGEON DENTIST,
HAS ‘established himself in his’profession.
in Westport and New Canaan. He will
be at H. Nichols’ Hotel, \Vestport, from the
first to the 15th of each month; and at his otiice
in New Canaan, (over N. W. Hoyt’s Tailoring
Establishment) from the 15th to the last of each
month. Patronage is respectfully solicited. 43
AIVIPISIENE.-—Of the first quality, and
by the quantity for sale at N o. 13 Main st.
by. C. T. LEONARD.
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, AND
. _ Gr‘en’t_Ieiueit’s
Oulfittirzg 'E3ta_l2Zz'shment.
No. 27 Cortland Street, New York.
TRANGERS and citizens desiring to re-
plenish their ward‘-robes, may be immedi-
ately accommodated in the very best style, and
at the lowest cash prices, with a choice selection
and of the best materials; equal in every res-
pect. to the best custom work. .
Having adopted the cash principle, upon
which certain calculations may be made, and
which he has pursued successfully for upwards
of ten years, in direct opposition to the ruinous
system of credit, which imposes. the necessity
of exacting unnecessarily high prices from pay-
has now on hand one of
The largest, most fas/iionable, and choice
assortments of
READY MADE ,lCLO'I‘HIN G
in America, from which gentlemen may depend
ujpoiisuiting theinsclves satis_f:ictorily, as regards
quality, style, and price. His large stock em-
braces overcoats‘and"c'loalcs of the most approved
styles‘, ‘dress,’ frock. and other coals. Panca-
loons at‘ every desirable pattern; and the richest
assortment of black satin, cassimcre-, and other
stylesof winter rests. '
_Tlie Fancy Dcp:u'tmcnt
Embraces all the new and elegant patterns, and
latest a'nd,m_ost desirable styles of
Fancy,‘ Silk and Satin Crrivuts, Suspend-
ers, Glores and Hosiery, S/zirls, Bosoms
and Collars, Carpet Bags, &c.
In addition_ to the above variety of Ready
Made Articles, he has for sale by the piece or
yard, at as low prices as can be found in either
of the Atlantic cities, a beautiful assortment of
the best quality \
Cloths, Cassimercs, and Vestings.
If Gentlemen can have their orders filled at
a few hours notice, and sent to any part of the
United States—and by sending their measures,
can obtainclothing on as good terms as though
they were present to select for the'mselvos.—
._ . C. BOOTH, .
. 4 _ 27_Coi1:land.,st., New York. A
sept. 8_th.1848 __ . , - _ _ _ - _
? F or the liberal share of patronage which
has been extended tp him for.so many years, he
returns unfeigned ’dcknowl,edgi_nents, and he
promises that no efforts, shall be spared on his
part in future to continu_e.toserve,.h_is custom-
ers on as favorable ternis as any other house-in
re_'sid.es in._the town of B“ui't_on, Geagua county.
the trade. 43
‘”*"0ne—Cent.sRcwaI"_d ..
, ,_._.avviiy':;fi;_om«t_hei siibscriber‘
' iii's;t";.,an indented ,_appa"
e_ sh '
oe‘-making bus
of . ag'é,'9rdinai'yf_size., dark compl0;X!0
inessifhyltfibfi,
x
years
" ’L'ucins= Smith was at work~.o’n tire’.-railroad Jamil Withiidialk hlfiril Thlisils to forbid‘ gill‘?
sons harboring o't‘iti'usting.said boy on" ‘my.._aTc'-.1.
count as I‘vvill pay no debts of his contracting.-
’Wliocv.ei_' 5-vill_ return himto the subsci~ibei',.s_lii}l_l_;_
receive the above reward but no‘ charges paid. 1.. . .
WILLIAM H. ‘SARLES;"1° 3» '
It .1 _
. New" Canaan, Oct. 18th, 1848.
' " _ . ‘Notice. " "‘
TIVHE Court ofiProbat'e for '-the DlSil'l(‘.t of
. . _~.West.port has a|lowed,six_mont.hs from
this date for the exhibition of claims against the
estate of \?V_akeman Couch late of said \V,es.t.-
port, deceased. All claiiiislnot exhibited w'ithin
that time will be debari'ed a recovery." '
ALVA GRAY, Executor. ‘
\Vestport., Oct. 19. 1848. 3’-43
OCK SAI/.l‘.—Those in want of a supe-
rior article of Rock Salt may find it by
the load or bushel at a I'educed price, at No. 13
Main st., one- door nortlrof C. C. Betts’ dry
goods store. C. '1‘ LEONARD.
Girl ‘Vaulted.
‘V ANTED immediately—a girl as an ap-
prentice to the tailoring business. Also,
an experienced girl to-work on coats. A first.-
rate hand will have constant employment and
good wages, by applying immediately. to '
HENRY B. HOYT.
New Canaan, Oct. 16th, 1848. I 31*‘-12
B UT TE R.
OMSTOCK oz HALL offer for sale 10,000
.1 lbs. good dairy butter, in qua iitities to ac-
commodate purcli.-isei's,wholcsale and retail and
on the most favorable terms.
New Canaan, Oct. 16th, 1848.
\VI LTON ACADEIIIY.
HE.-\Vinter session commenceson the first
Monday of November.
4‘)
v
s _ J. o. ROWLAND.
Wilton. Oct. 16. 1 tf42‘ _ Principal.
THE
is-G-reat Secret ,
DIV'€J'IaGED.
iiiii iiii.iiiiiLsi mi
MORE_EASY.
Groups of the Inhabitants of -
New Canaan A
lOMPOSED of men,women and children,
are heard no longer discussing the cause
of the immense sales of Goods at this establish-
ment. Those who have sought the desired in-
forrnatiou have been gratified, and ha_ve _div_ulg-
ed to hundreds the great secret. I
T. (Sc VV. E. RAYMOND has just received
an immense stock of Fall Dry Goo(ls,’se-
lectcd with great care, which are daily drawing
immense crowds" of customers, attracted_ by the
representations of those who have been fortu-
nate in purchasing some of the many great bar-
gains offered. The‘ rush is yet unabated. A
passion for cheap goods has been kindled, agid
we intend to throw them on to make the blaie
as large as possible. Our stock will be replen-
ished by weekly purchases throughout the en-
tire season. T. & VV. E.'RAYMOND.
New Canaan, Sept. 30, 1848. 40
SELLING OFF.
Liiiacaii Botanic Garden and Niirscry,
Late of l'Vm. Prince, dcc’cl, Flushirig, L. I.
WINTER «S5 C0. Paorarmoas.
IN consequence ofthe‘deatli oftlie
._ Junior and“of the advanced age ofthe
surviving partner, the entire stock of
.. __ this establishment, comprising every
description, including the newest and choicest
varieties of '
Friiiit. and Onianiicinal Trees,
Shrubs, Vines, Plants, Roses, ‘&c. will be dis-
posed of at very reduced prices, in order to
close the business as speedily as possible.
ORDERS accompanied with the cash, to
the amount of ten dollars, or upwards, will be
supplied at a reduction qf25 per cent. from the
usual prices.
Nurserymen, Vendors. and others, wishing
to purchase by wholesale, will be supplied at
such reduced prices according to the kind and
quantity, as will probably prove satisfactory to
them. '
Descriptive Catalogues gratis on
post paid. .
Sept 1-4, 1848. *8t40
VVORTHY OF NOTICE.
Roderick Lawrence‘.
47 Canal-st. (near Broadway), New York,
HA.S just‘ received from auction a splendid
su_pply of, Brussels, Three Ply, lngraiii,
and Venetian
CARPETINGS. A _
which he has resolved to sell at prices well do-
serving the attention of the public. Purchasers
of Carpeting will promote their interests by
calling—where also may be had on as favorable
terms, every description of -
Oil Cl0l/LS. Druggels, Chinelle c§' Tufted Rugs,
C/Lin elle,‘Aclclaide, I/Vool and other -Door
Jllals, Stair Rods. Elegant W'z'nd’ow
Shades, ‘Fixtures, A-c. cS'c.
Persons disposed to ydothemselves justice in
the purcliase of iiny of the above articles, may
depend with the fullest « confidence on being
fairly and honestly dealt with in every traiisac-
tion, whether or not they are acquainted with
application
1' the value of the goods purchased.
L-3‘? Churches, the clergy, and other cli'ai"ita-
ble institutions, in all cases, will be furnished at
cost. ‘ g g_ , ,
New York, Sept. 15, 1848.
, NOTICE. .
‘HE subscriber has consigned all his book
accounts and notes of over‘ six months
standing. for the benefit of those he owes, to
James Reed, for collection. ‘Those who wish
to save themselves extra expense, can do so
by calling at James Reed's Oflice and settling
thehsame immediately. A. B. BRADLEY.
South Norwalk, Oct. 2, 1848. 3t40
lDDLEBROOK’S ALMANACS for
1849.—Just received and for sale by the
gross, dozen or single, by F. BRADY, at his
Jewelry store. ‘ ‘
‘Beware of a spurious articie, the calendar of
3m4O
' which purports to be the sar‘ne‘as Middlebrook‘s.
Norwalk, Oct. 9th, 1848.
V India Rubber Slices.
GOOD assortment of men. women and
children's of the most improved style, just
received and for salepheap by-‘ -wt _.
-~ CHAS. T. LE.O_,NA'RD, '.' .1.
No. 11 Main Street.
-.. .. .. [1 ..‘..,.'. 7.’ -..§ « » . .-..~-.i»3-.C«».q..o..«—-...~ 59....4.............,;..-........;....-'.g:.;L.;-.........-.;..... -4.--.-9 ..--ur-.--~;.~.-.—g~'-~.»‘»-.,....... .,
_.:2L4_
, ~:-'.. . -. v i".‘f.~ €61, i 7' ~* -:93 5’.»;;-3 1
I3‘ Seabui'y~F?h'rd;- the.Whig Governor elect I
his of Johi_rHovt. Said.;l>‘oy-\_‘_§s_;"'
_lfl!IlI Slieqi,
l. . ~ - . _ , Etil-yll, Y. - -‘
Beware of BUUNTEERJQFEIT ’lii'aiii's ill€ll_il.‘llll7S'
lsce "C‘u'ul'i0Ii."' ‘at’ lice"e/i'il"rfllris‘Aclue:-lisi-rrreut.V_
PU airy-i. riifrairv :-
Clca/zse. Piu-{f3/._.an./Z.l.Rr'gulale the Circulation,
and flu‘ whole body will lrrwe l4mZlIr._ ’..-’.e. most.
iivbmle-rf-ul of all remedies to produce suclzaresult,
BRANTTS. INDIAN.
PUPJFYING. EXTRA,
Yes, the iii"-sired'rc-stilt and efficacy’ will be produced by the
use of n smaller qua-uti'ty of tli's l’UlllFllCl{ than can he cfii-wt-_
- d by the use ot a like qii-mtiiy of any other r.medy'i'n.tlie
wurlil. (S..e our 1’(l7lI[IllL‘;fSfUI' proof.) . . :
'l‘lii.=z PURlFlER is voholly prepared from Vrgctrible.s. and
the blood, ,\ViEllOllt pairing, piirgcirig, sicko/ririg. OI: zlcbilitatirig.
and sives 'IIP’70 vigor and new life to the whole ,s_vste-ni. -
BRA .\"l“S PUR.ll"lF1li. is F0 UR Tl MES CHEAPER than
any other remedy in tlieworld, because
ON 2-: DOL.LAR’S WORTH
t‘-‘Fit will t=ll'P¢'tn greater amount of cure than four dollars
worth of _snrsapnrzlIa, or any other remedy, no matter how
large tlii-ir bottles may be. ' The importairt‘qirr:~'12'a1i for con-
siiim-rs to (li:t(.'l‘ll‘lln", is. how much -more cirratizie efléct will a.
.'llIl.l’A’l1TSl'flp(I7.”fl.ltZ or other remedy. \Ve might here say, that
I3ra7it‘s Mi.-rlrcmes had cured, within the last year, -
100,000 Persoiis of Impure Blood Diseases,
and 25,000 Cases were considered Iiicurable!
as ROIYIP other ]"l71t("Ili~YY'lC(ll('.lnl‘. men are in the habit of saying.
If we slinuld any so, who would believe us 7. This, hoivcvcr,
was do .=<r_v. and stanil ready to provc, by respectable zaitncssns,
that BRA N'I"S MEDICINES have affected cures of more dis-
rcmcdy iii cxistcnce did during the some time.
How IIlllCIl.WiIl :1 Dollar’: \Vorth CUBE ?
Twenty large. deep Ulcers were cured by using only twelve
bottles of L’raut's Purifier. ..
that was ever ctfccted on it liiiman being, by any medicirre: ‘
‘I-Iorrid Scrofula Cured.
Mr. J. B IIASKIN. of Rome, Odr.-i'drz 60., certified De-
('_Pl'l1l)5.'l’ '30tli. l8-l6, that he had been afllictcd with SCll.OFUl.A
four years. and the last year coiiliiied to his bed, with TWEN-
' 'l“i’ large. (IL-cp, rlisclzrrrg-irig ULCERS—tliat his neck was cut-
rn around from car to crir—a hole was eaten througlrliis
Wiiul-pipe, so that he brcathcil through the holi&his car was
nearlydi~stroycd—tlie use of his arm was wholly destroyed-—
aud an Ulccriindcr the main, as large as a'man’s liimil, had
nearly eaten through into his Lungs-—-that he had used all
kinds of SARSAPA l{lLl.A and other mediciizss, to no bcmgfit,
" and that he was "riot czjrecterl to live twentl/t/'mI.r hours when he
coimnenecd BRA N’l"S INDIAN PURIFYING l')X'1‘RAC'l‘—
tlmt NlNE BO'l"I‘l.ES of. the PURIFYING l<JX'l‘RAC'1‘ healed
and cured SEVI-.‘N'l‘lEEN "of the twenty Ulcers he had when
he commenced using it; it cured his neck. throat. and car, and
pr-rfctly rcstorr-.d the use of his arm ; and a few bottles more
ctfected u PERFECT CURE. For full particulars of this,
and many other similar cures, see our PA MPHLETS.
This \VondcrI'ul and Astonishing CURB
does notvstand alone as a monument of the great eflicacy of
Bl{AN'I“S PURIFIER, for we could give almost unlimited evi-
dance of other cures, well attested, if this were doubted.
Tliis cure is certified to by ‘ " '
Fourteen Respectable Witnesses.
By DOCT. THOS. VVILLIAMS, one of tlie_ most respecta-
ble pliysici.-ins of Romc—-byMcssrs. BISSELL 6.: Ll-‘.0NAlll),
wholesale and retail druggists--by Mr. G. R. BROWN. pro-
prietor and keeper of the WEST ROME I1OTEL—and~ by
eleven other iaimesses.
BRANT’S INDIAN PURIFIHR
cures all impure diseases of the blood. viz.: Scald-Head, Salt-
Rlzeitm, Rlwiunalism, Eruptions, Pinrples on the Face, Piles,
Biles, Ulcers, Casmiarress, Illrrrcurial Diseases. Lircr - (Flim-
ploint, Pains in the Back, Side, and Limbs, Ruslz of Blood 1
the Head, etc, ctc.
BRAN,-T’S JINDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM.
This llalsam possesses all the cleansing and pnrifyirig nir-
tucs of the il.l)()\‘(‘.-llllllltttl l’Ul{lFYlNG l'2X'.l‘l{AC'I‘. and also
possesses several other inuriications,prrrticitlarly and peculiar-
ly adapted to cure COUG HS and CONSUi\l["[‘lONS. It heals
and cures Ulcers in the Lungs, and elsewhere i/ilarrially, as
readily and as easily as the Purifying Extract heals and cures
crtcrnrrllg/.
‘ 'l‘iIOUn‘.-\ND.'~‘. of cures of the most lmgmlnss Consumption,
luliy prove its aliiwst niiriu-iiluus (‘ll'lCllL'y in all diseases of the
LUNGS, TllROA’I‘. rind BILEASI‘. ' -
A DYING WOMAN SAVED‘
..A¢..4n.--..»...-.£...g.n rue---on s ..-. ' .:..v.vx-'.v.n-a'.;--—..‘.'.:n. n.-.-sac-rv--2.-c.’u----1-»' ~- =-.
» LIFE and" llEAL’l‘Hj'a're in the BLOOD.‘I.
CT. ;
r-ares the zrnrst, most obstinate, and long-:-tiinilimz diseases of '
ll.Cl€l17I3¢.'i, strcrigtlmis, irivignrates, nmkvs new healthy blood, ’
’vl0”“7"-" 7F07'"" -”f this Parr:/icr prod-ace. than a a‘allar’s worth of '
rinses on living lium:in beings, the past year, than any other
The following is the most wonderful and astonishing cure -
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....-,.,,,..q.p»... .,..u ..s .-.-an-wv~--at-to“-xvii-n~vuxau..vr .vw5,.“-,.,..g,...q;--_,.,,..,,.,‘.5:5,.“-,,,;..,_.;, _. .... _._.. .. ..
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l',:- .
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A -
J
.. —_lYe: are .undm' ‘the.-nece’ssity~ of immediate soles
A _tliis.\v1e'el._be,-,.. _ - 4. : -
bargains
"little money.
{cli_asei's“ for coming in and
Norwulk, Sept. 4, 18,18.
TEAS l
grant and perfect tens to be found in the
cured the liigliest. szitisfnctioii, and the continued
Norwalk, Dec. 20. 1847.
eoon s -
d an opportunity
niupon us an immense quantity of
_>;:_“_-_‘_ ,, ‘In. ‘H_,.. , . ”:._.__'_._,.J.,.,. .., »=.y'_ . 7, ~‘ x W _v. ' :1‘: ‘ i ' . :
f N entii;eiy~n_ew, and ,une_xp_ec_ted_ mel'c8ptlIQ flood from the,,city__ of New, York, and from, ,
‘ the manufactor-ies_ near B.oston, having poured l ‘
-to save extra ‘storage. on
.... ,. ;
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K A
c. J. GRUMAN.
TEAS ii .
.-L.
tt.7V°eto York and Cmztonl Tea Company,
, HE7’ New York CANTON TEA COMPANY, the "oldest and most extensive test
establishment in America, have established anagency in Norwalk, and appointed the sub-
scriber their sole agent, atwliose store the community may be supplied with the purest, mostfra-
world-—Cliina excepted. Besides being unequalled in
quality, they defy competition in price. \Vlicreever their teas have been tried, they have se-
and eager patronage oftbe purchasei'._ Alltliat
is askcdis ii fair trial, which we solicit from the citizens of Norwalk. Mas. M. \VAKEMAN.
5]
DAGUERRE‘.O’l'Y[’E
I-IKENESSE-S.
HE subscriber has taken rooms opposite
- the Norwalk Hotel, in Relief Fire Com-
pany Building (second story), next door to \Vm.
B. Swau’s Store, wlicre those who desire, can
obtain il. beautiful and perfect Daguerrcotype
Likenesscs of themselves and faiiiiilies.
Childrens’ Likenesses taken single or in
groups of almost every age.
Likeiicsses of adult persons can be taken in
cloudy weather as well as clear.
Likciicsscs taken of deceased poarsoiis.
- H. TREAT.
40
Norwalk, Sept. 28, 1848.
Notice.
ALL persons having unsettled accounts
with the subscriber‘ of more than one 3/car’.s
standing. are requested to call at the office 0
JAMES REED, and settle the same.
HENRY IIANDES.
Norwiilk. May 15. 1848.
Just Received.
‘ENRY HANDS has just returned from
New York with a large and elegaiit as-
sortment of geiii.lciiieii’s Boots, Brogiins, and
Slippers. Also, Ladies’ and Childi'on’s shoes
of every variety. combining taste and (lufilblll
ity ; all of which will be sold on the most. fa-
voriiblc terms. Call and sec for yourselves.
Norwalk, May Otli, 1848.
500 Shirt flauntls Waritcil.
MMEDIATELY, to Whom constant em-
ployment will be given.
Norwalk. Aug. ‘.26. M. \VAKE WAN.
are particularly requested to call at the above
establislimeiit as tliere is something of impor-
tance awiiitiiig their presence.
Wanted.
CONSUIVIPTION CURED!
We [give the following. certificate as a fact of cure, which
goes to prnvi: the pom-r to siive life, cvr-n when the person
smiiis tn be in the vcry last st:i_ces of existence. when Br/rn£'s
Indian, Pulirio/iary I}al.sn.m. is adrniiiistercd :-'—'1‘his case does
not stuiiil alnnc—wc could nzimc MANY CUl'.l-.'.3‘ as marvelous
and rrs1.0nr'.~‘hirig—and Iii/mlrarls of Iinpclcss cases, and thou-
sands of cases culled CONSUi\IP'l‘ION.
'l‘lilS CURE was clfcctcd on the wife of Mr. ZlBA_ D'1'KI:‘-
bi.-\N, of the t!)7l.‘ll. of Brillstmr. Saratdga 00., N. Y., in the
winter of 1845. Mrs. Dykcman was pronounced in fl dying
state by her physician and others, and Mr. Dykeman went to
the store of Mr. .lOllN \VAl'I‘ to purchase cloth for a shroiul.
and other burial materials. expecting his wife would soon die.
She was in the last stage of the disease—-was much oppressed
and dz‘strcsserl—and to relieve her great (listrcss-,~aiid make a
dying pillow more easy, Mr. Dykcmiin was persuaded to give
her some of"BRANT‘S PULMONARY BALSA M.” He took
the Balsam. home with the shroud, and gave a portion to his
wifc—it rclicverl her—she continued to take it until she re-
covered GOOD Hl~3AL’I‘H, and she has continued well for
Iicarlyfour years. See Pamphlet for Particulars.
Mr. DYKEMAN swore to the above facts before THOS. G.
YOUNG. Esq ,- of Ballston Spa. 29th April, I848.
THOS. G. YOUNG. Esq.. .Tusrz'i:e, certifies that he has known
Mr. Dykeman many ycars—.-and that be is one of their most
wort/ry and respectable citizerzs; and Mr. JOHN VVAIT, the
inercliant spoken of above, also certifies to the good character
of Mr. Dykemim, and that he was acquainted with all" the
facts, having heard" them often spoken of by Dykeman.
Brant’s Pulmonary Balsam
cures ‘CONSUMPTION. Coughs.~ Colds. .S'pittz'ng of Blood,
Bleeding at the Lmrgs. Pain in the ,-Breast and Side. Night-
Sweats. Nervous Complaints, Palpitatiou. of the Heart, C/rolera
Infantum, Dysenteri/. Summer Complaints. and ALL FEZPIALE
WEAKNESSES AND COAIPLAINTS, without any failing
whatever. ~
lJllU.’l‘0llS iii)” PIIYSIDIANS RECOMMEND.
Tlie followinsz-named Doctors and P/zysiciaris have highly
recommended BRAN'I“S MEDICINES :
Dr. N. HUBBARD, Stamford, Conn.
Dr. J. N.Si\llTH, Watcrtown. N. Y.
Dr. ROSSMA N. 132 Henry st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dr. T. M. HUNT, Auburn, N. Y.
Dr.- GEO. FRANCIS, Middlctown, Conn.
Dr. CEO. A. ROGERS, Bath, N‘. Y;
Dr. S. \Vl-IITE. Fredonia. N. Y.
Dr. C. B. GA[.EN'J.‘lNE, Byron, N. Y.
. J. O. Si1lP;\1.-\N. Fayettcvil1e,N. Y. _
. J. SKlNN|-ZR. Henry st., Brooklyn. N. Y. -
Dr. 0. SHIPMAN, got-'r1uiid.N. 1'.
CAUTION. . .
Wliereas. largo qizaritities of Cottritcrfcil BRANT'S IN
DIAN MEDICINES have been sent into several States for
sale, since the tirst of December. 18-l7—arid whereas, we
have heard of the counterfeit, and also have seen it, in the
stores and places of business of many persons who were
the agents of JOHN .4. Cl. USSMA N, of 66 Cedar st . New
York-and whereas, the counterfeit. so nearly resembles the
genuine, in all its c.-rternal appearances. that it is liable to dc- ‘
ccive any person who_ is not familiar with ill‘? marks of dis-
tinction; Therefore, there is now N0 CERTAINTY that
~ any bottle contains genuine Bi‘ant’s Medicines. unless it be
such as has the written signature of M. T. WALLACE 6:;
C0. signed to a little note on the outside label of each bot-
tle, which note reads thus, viz". :-—
We hereby promise, for value received, to pay‘ to the bedrcf
hereof one cent, on demand, at our M1«:oIciNi=: Facroav,
in the Crrv or Bnooxmm, N. Yonx. Dated at Braoklyn,
_Apri17,18-48 M. T. VVALLACE. &/CO.
(Signed with written signaling.)
Said Clussman formerly acted as a general a cut for the
distxihuticii and‘ sale of Brant’: Medicines, and tom Febru- '
my to December 1,1847, his agents were supplied with
enuine Medicines; but since December 1, 1847, his agents.
Eave been mostly supplied with spurious medicines. Said
Clussman is not now our agent, and We do not furnish him
with any Medicines. VVe are the proprietors, and only per-
son: who can nranufacturc the genuine Brant’s, Medz'cine.s7._
M. T. VVALLACE &'C0.
No;'walk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .\V. Bissell.
New Canaan .......... -.,S. C._Silliman.
Westport ...... .... ..-Iolm VV- Ta.Yl_0|'-
Wilma ____________ -.'G. B. Middlebrook.
Danbi‘iry...,-i.--.*-- .'.».-.Wm. P. Stevens.
Stamford.-..'.'.--..-.---_..Roswell'Hoyt. '
Bethel ................... - - H?‘ 985- '
Reading Ceni.er..--.. .-.-S. G. Collins. 5
S0ll;l:hp0I'l..a-.-‘-_. . . . . . . . ...---‘ S-.Pl'ke_-
VV;est‘Gr_eenwich-_'_°_-"Newman Hewes.
I Brookfield-..--._..'...-_ . . . . .-D-, Gg.B96l'=i- ;
Moniioe, . . . . . ..'... .-_ ....... - -E-,,Cllrl'1E-
, Bridgéporr--'- ........ ..Thomas Lord. -
' New Canaan....T. &. W. E. Raymond.
Greenfield, . . --. . . . .. .. -Cl18l’lOI B&ll8y-'
’_ certainly be made.
NY nuiiibcr of customers to buy cast. iron
. fence. Price froiii four siiilliiigs to one
dollar pr foot, all put up. Apply at the Nor-
§ walk l.l‘0l) Foundry. CAMP 66 I‘;-.1~}N.\’.-\lH).
| junc 12, 1848.
r
i
.h"ti':-iyeiail.
STRAYED from the subscri'.)ei'
in the iiior_it.h of June last, a mare
colt, one year old, with two xvhitc
. . __-feet, and a white spot ll] the fore-
head, a- little on one side. \Vhoever will re-
'tui'.n‘said colt. to the subscriber, will be reason-
'bly revvarded. JESSE E. KEELER.
Ridgofiolil Oct. 2. 18-18. 40
EATS FOOT OlL——A first rate article,
just received and for sale cheap by '
C-HAS. T-. LEONARD.
Siiperioii Tomato Catsup.
UT up expressly for" family use, and for
sale, wholesale or retziil, by
L. S. BENEDICT.
4 R. JIIILLA will be happy_ to see his
frienrls-,and respond to all their calls in the
way of his ruofessioii.
For Sale.
HE Stock and fixtures ofthe old establish-
ed stand near the Springs lS 0m*"“d f°l'
sale. To a person with a cash capital of 75 to
100 dollars, a rare chance is offered for invest-
ment. An experienced Baker would find
ready sale for breiid, cake, and pies. Apply
iinincdiately to the subscriber on the premises.
. L. S. BENEDICT.
Norwa '; Sept. 25, 1848'
New E'a11G-code.
C. LOCIKVVOOD «St SON. .'I‘AlLORS,
p_ 4 AT THE OLD STAND,
Bctifis Buitdiiiig, i‘ii:iiiiii-Street, _
HE subsbribers having lately replenished
their stock of Goods, would invite the
attention of their friends and the public generally
to their stock of Fall and ‘.Vinter Goods, coin-
prising all the varieties now in rise for gentle-
men’s wear, assuring them that all garments
made by them shall be done in a superior and
satisfactory manner.
Particular attention pa
to make up. .
Norvvulk, Sept. .12, 1848.
id to cutting for others
Dr. 'l‘owi1scml’s Sai'sapaI'il]a.
THE genuine article, for sale by
CHS. T. LEONAKD.
FAIR l\‘O'l‘lC'l3.
TIIE. subscriber being about to leave town,
- now gives this fair notice, to all persons
indebted to him "either by book or note. that 3-‘?
immediate, setttlement. _is indispensably necessa-
ry. Ifa settlementjs not made soon, cost will
' ‘ JOHN BURRALL.
Norwalk, Sept. 22, 1848.
A GOOD FAMILY HORSE for
:9 Sale Cheap——-E nquire at. this office.
"E have added extensively to our stock of
Stoves, and will continue to have a
good assortment ;.of the most improved and
latest paterns of Cooking Stoves. such as At-
wood's Empire‘, P. P. Stewarts, Fisk’s Novel-
ly, All Right, St.iinley’s Improved Rotary. cele-
brated Auiericiin Air Tiglit, from which the
Republic, Parrzigon, Irvin, and many others
have taken their patiei'n, but is thought to sur-
pass them all in economy and durability.
Also fuiicy, cast. and sheet iron Parlor, and
Store Stoves. Also a general assortment of
household utensils, knives and forks, spoons,
Tin ":1 lid. Brittsania VVare, Hollow \Va re,
\Voodeu VV-are, Siidirons, Andiroiis, Bricks,
Grates, Stove and Plow Castings.
Orders in the busiiiess solicited.
LOCKVTOOD dc . I-IAIGHT.
N0i'\virlk, Oct. 2, 1848. 6m40
69.000 Fruit '.l‘rccs.
XVENTY THOUSAND now lit for or‘-
cliarding, liirge and l.lirilly, in Lyon's
nui'sery at Byra in Bridge. Greenwich, Ct.,_ one
mile east of Port, Chester. formerly Srivvpit,
consisting principally of Apple, Pear, Cherry»
P. S. Mrs. Margaret Beers and Clara Frost. and p,,,,c1,._ A” g,.,,f,;ed and “.,,,.,.,,med ,5 hem.
Purchasers are ex-
All ‘commu-
ltlic kinds recommended.
pccted to select for themselves.
niczitions will be addressed
SETH LYON,
Port. Cliester, VVestcliesIei' Co. N. Y.
P. S. All Ol'(l6‘t'S left with C. J. Grmim will
be puiictu-ally forwarded. 7m40
Place for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale
. , his lioi'iii>.steiid consisting of 45 acres
of good laud, pleasantly located
"'« wit.hiii 1:} miles of South Norwalk
On the premises are two orchards of
grafted fruit, good house, and other outbuild-
lugs. 8 Well of good writer. fruit in eve1'y va-
riety. doc. Said place will be sold ata bargain.
Apply on the premises to
JOHN
Nonvalk, Oct. 2, 1848.
B.
COMSTOCK.
I 3r40
FOR SALl3.—A small dwel-
ling and lot containing half an acre
oflzind, with fruits, (Soc. thereon, ly-
ing on the east side of the harbor‘.
It can be made to pay 12 per cent per annum.
Enquire at this office.
9 sale by the subscr‘ibei's.
PECKS dz QUIGLEY,
So. NOl'\\’2llli, Sept. 25th, 1848.
F033 SALE.
PAIR of woeking oxen and 15 horses, for
A RARE CHANCE.
A Grocery aiiiil Liquor Store to Let
OR one or more years. the store now oc-
cupied by Joliii Burra ll, and the stock and
fixtures for sale. The stock is light, and the
fix’.ures in good Ol‘(lcl'. Possession given inime
(liatcly. rent niodcriite. Enquire of JOHN A}
W'i«:i-:11, for fiirtlir-.i' particiilars.
N0l‘\\'8ll{, Sept. 4. 1848.
TIJOSE who‘ have not purchased stoves for
the winter, the subscriber would inform.
that he is about: opening ii stove-store in South
Norwalk, and will be i-early to wait upon the
public by the first of November next. As his
stoves will be entirely new, and many for the
first time llli.l’O(ll]c6(l, he tllllllis it will be for tire
advantage of those who have‘ not piii'chased, to
i'efi':iin from doing so. until that time.
FRANCIS H. NASH-
South Norwalk, Oct. 9th, 1848. 3t,*41
PREPARE for the long evenings by procu.
ring one ofihose solar lamps, which are
the cheapest, and by burning common oil the
most ecoiiomiciil light that can he p,-0duced__-
Vtle wai'i':int. a light sufficient for a common Si-
zed room for 35 cent. an hour. Remember at
C. E. DISBOW & CO’S.
NOTIC I-I.
LABEPS.
Frciich Mei-inoes.
RECEIVED this day an immense stock of
Lupiii’s French Merinoes of every shade
and color. Also, trimmings in all their variety
to match every shade of merino‘._ A
c. J.-'_ G'a'UuA'N. ,
LUXURIES.
pg ONEY at Tamarindn—-‘a choice lot just:
‘.4. rec'd and for sale by L. S. BENEDICT-
I
-.11;
\-
- .to_ flllpt_‘.l'S0liS todo as I i_m}§~. done tothoselof ivliornl bought, viz : to paylcia.-zb and carry greater '
ban were ever negotiatedin all this region b"efore—-not even. excepting-those two or three famous A
occasions when there was so much.exciten"ient~abou_it the goods andtlie prices , . - '
1A1: the Oldfiridge. Star
when it was the common remark" that you could ask for no description of Dry "Goods Wlllch"
Griz man could not show, and goods‘ too of which you could carry away su'ch'a quantity for a very
indeed. And now I promise to giveeven greater bargains than then,-or pay pur-
proving the contrary in a single, in_s_tarice.
Norwalk Chronicler