, w
u
. weeks, it is theopinion of the undersigned that
post tocontend against. To speak seriously.
without. any design to discourage tlose who
is not unnatural or at allreprehensibie for those
“favored of the gods" to let their “light Shine"
and t.hat too, in the most eletjated s17ll€T€- But
have always “pursued knoweledge under dif-
ficulties,” we would express a doubt wlletlier
a single objection from any quarter. can be rais-
ed against its present occupant. \Ve have the
concurrent testimony of every sailing master
within the limit ofour at-quaintance, that this
light was never kept more ifaitlifullyz and we
know from personal obsei'vatio_n, that more
pnnctilioiis attention to duty, or more cloiiliness
and care have not blessed those wliited walls
within the ken of our memory. It is well re-
membered a winter or two since, that the inn-
chinery got out of repair. and for weeks otir
hero turned the lights all night by hand until
the iuacliinery was repaired. \Vhatever may
he the fate of other officials. we siiicerly hope
that the old familiar Lewis may not share in
the general upturuing. At all events, we
know that a desciple of Cincinnatus would not
«desire to succeed so faithful anoflicer, especial-
ly after having been tried intlie furnace of Job.
Corrcspoiuleacc of the Gazette.
EXECUTION AT \VHlTE PLAINS.
Fltll~‘l.\'D B.——Amos Northrop was hanged
zagreeably to his sentence on Friday 1st inst-
A ‘large number of persons began to assenible
vearly on that day about the jail guided by what
ll sliould call a strange curiosity to see a follow
lbeing go out of the world with it halter about
lliis neck. Their curiosity was so great that
lfhey mounted the houses and trees in the vicin-
ity, :and eaeijy place that afforded the least
-eliance of seeing. was appropriated by the spec-
iffil't0l'S. They were even so intent upon get-
ding a sight that the soldier's had to prick some
-sharply with their bayonets to make them get
down, which tibey did toall within their reach.
At 20 zminutea t.o 3, the criminal was brought
——-I _._. _______.fi,.______;
Grcecc..—An exhibition and lecture will be
given to-niorrow eveliing. at Sc-lleck’s Hall, on
Grece and Tui°key. by Prof. Cnstanis. from
Grece. He will appearin his splendid Grecian
war-dress. Tickets only 12$ cents.‘ No half-
price. Dec. 12.
Rrlilgeport Savings Bank.
THIS Institution has been in operation about
five years. The present amount of de-
posits exceeds two hundred and forty thousand
dollars. Regular semi—aniiual divideiidsut the
rate of 5c. per aiinuiii have been paid, and in
addition to this surplus of from three to four
thousand dollars has accumulated. Deposits
can be made from one dollar to four liundred.
Deposits made previous to the ‘.25tli inst. will
uraw interest from the first of next month.
GEORGE STE R LING, Treasui'er.
Bridgeport, Dec. 11, 1848. *2!-50
LOST
PETVVEEN the store of John A. Weetl
3 and Flax Hill. on Saturday night last. ll
woman’s common pocket. containing 3200 in
gold. and $18 in bills. The above sum consti-
tutus the entire property of a poor man, and it
is hoped that the finder will return the same
ether at this office, with the subscriber.
45 JAMES GANEY.
no-._._..
__.__.l+ . -.
Wiiitci' A rrangcmcnt
Commencing Wednesdny, J\"'ov 29.‘/I, 1848;
—roa—
' PORT CHESTER, ROCKY NECK.
_._....
THE ‘SP;I.E-.\'DlD.STl'2Al\l1'!R ‘
CRICKET. Capt. ‘V. II. Peck.
\Vill leave New York from tlie.Piei' efl.51 Side
Catliarine Miirket.,Slip, as above-
EVERY MORNING. AT 7 O’C,LOCK
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
srnarrono AND Non WALK. '
1
Ready Mint: Clothing.
U-3T twteivérl a large lot of Ready Made
Coats, -Vests,_aiid Pants for winter wear.
'1‘. L”. 65 J.‘ R. PECK.
Nov. 19, 1345.
Raisins.
AISINS. in whole, half. and quarter box-
-es‘. :llls’t-_’i'oceivcd, and fin‘ sale low.
Also, citron_and dried cnrraiits.
T. L.& J. R._PECK'.
Norwalli 'I‘ail0ring Establishment l
E CUR'I‘_l S, IYII-3111.‘ HANT TAILOIE7
N0- 3» llfftzin Street, 0[mslcad'.s' Building.
1-?‘ Returning, leaves Norwalk‘ every mor-
ning, Suiidavs excepted. at 11 o'clo zk, Sta niford
12. Rocky Neck 1%, and Port Chester at 123.
Stages will he in readiness at the Landing to
cenvev passengers to \Vestport.Soutlipert,Fa ir
field, -l3|'l-'l2’0l)0l't, Daiibury’. Rl‘lE"ll“lds NP-““
Canaan. Wilton, Stanwicli and Middlepattin.
I?-.‘7"‘All persons are forbid trusting any indi-.
.Al(ll1tll0ll account of this boat. or her owner.
New York, Nov. 28. 1848.
' l
Ruin .
AM well aware that at the price at which I;
am selling these prints, (of which so niui-li‘
Lost.
\ YOUNG racoon, probably strayed seine
1‘ where in the western part of the village. -
Whoever will return said arrival will be ren-.
sonably rewarded by leaving him at this ofiice.
AT a Coiiit of Probate lioiden at Norwalk,
within and for the District of Noi'walk, on
the nth day of December, A. D. 1848.
Estate of Samuel Ayrcs anilEbeiiczer Ayres
——insolvent debt.ors, both of New Canaan in said
district, constituting the late cepartnersliip of
S. dz E. Ayres,assigncd in trust for the benefit
efcrediters.
Tbis Court assigns the 23d day of December.
1848. at 4 o’clock in the afternoon. for the ap-
pointment, at the Probate Oflice in said Nor-
walk. of commissioners to receive. examine,
and adjust the claims of the creditors to said
estate ; and the trustee of said estate is direct-
ed to give public notice thereof to all persons
interested in said estate. by causing this order
to be published in a newspaper printed in Fair-
field county, at least one week before said 23d
day of December, and by posting a copy there-
out dressed in White-—liis face nearly as white
as lhis dress-—inounted the lciiffnld said a
few words in a low voice and was liiuuclied in-
to lE‘temiiy. l
"Ellie crime for which this man was executed l
was a cruel and cold bloodeded iiiurder, but
co__nl_d not the ends ofjustice have been answer-
ed by his being imprisoned during life ? I are
among that number who can see no beneficial
results in the hanging system, but it is the law
and we must abiiie it. .NAPPECHAMAK.
f \Ve see platiily that Ichobob does not go
in for “capital punishment" by means of " hal-
ters,” " knots” and “ bands,” in more senses
than one. (I) He ought to be “ hung,” a little,
liowever, loradvocnting “ solitary confinement.”
L71? A correspondent request us to advertise
for a copy of the Gazette published sometime
between 1822 and 1830, contaiiiing ri C0ll1ll'llJ-
nication relative to a Rail Road to the iiiot.li of
the Columbia river. Any one having that pa-
-per in their possession will confer a favor by
leaving word at this oflice. The idea of that
Road was first announced through this paper.
L? An advertisement will be seen in anotli-
cr column of the Bridgeport Savings Ba nk. A
book explanitory of its business operations may
be seen at our office. So valuable an institu-
tion will beappreciated by all when understood.
I?‘ \V. VV. Naramore, Drgnerrian, hus lo-
cated liimsei at the Engine Room opposite the
Norwalk Hotel, where he can show specimens
in his art that are not often seen here. He
seems to liaue arrived at perfection in his art,
as any~one can judge of ii good picture, we ad-
vise all to examine for themselves. Adv. next
week.
'Gom:v’s Boost, for January. outshines every
foriner number as much as the former numbers
‘surpass every mazazine competitor. The best
' compliment its proprietor -has received .froin
here was in the shape of ii remittance for more
than thirty subscribers. The book and a news.
. paper are sent for $3.
O’
I?" The Derby Journal is again suffering
under the efiects of “ Cholera Drops.” How
his bowels must yearn '!—-What ails the child ?
'? Congress has been in session a week,
yet nothing has been done. The Message no
doubt paralyzed them.
3' Prof. Castanis who lectures on Greece,
comes recommended to the faculty of Yale.
A Card.
Owing to the misrepresentations that have
been made in regard to the prevalence of the
sale and disposal of the same.
3t50
walk, hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate,
to exhibit their claims forsettleinent.
who neglect. to present their accounts, properly
attested, williin said time. will be debarred a
reco very.
are requested to make immediate payment to
5
the capital stock of this bank, out of the earn-
of on the public sign post in said New Canaan,
ucurest the residence of said insolvent debtors,
on or before the 12th day of said December.
1t-'30 THOS. B. BUTLER, Judge.
I-IE undersigned trustee of the estate of
Samuel Ayres and Ebenezer Ayres of
New Canaan, constituting the late firm of S.
& E. Ayres, assigned in trust for the benefit of
their creditors, has by and with the advice of
the Court of Probate for the district. of Norwalk,
appointed the said assignors his egents for the
HEZ RON L. AYRES, 'I‘i-ustee.
District of Norwalk ss. Probate Court, Dec.
11th, 1848. . '
E STATE of MURRIN RAYMOND,
late of Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
T hose
All persons indebted to said Estate
STEPHEN RAYMOND, Admiiiis-
JOSIAH RAYMOND, i ti-ators.
Pairficld County Ba nk Dividend,
Noaw.-iLK, 1st; December, 1848.
T“
- d
0
E President and Directors have this day
eclared it dividend of four per cent. on
ings. for the last; six months, payable to the
stockholders on deniand. Per order,
T. VVARNE R, Jr., Cashier.
Dissolution.
TI1E300-])tll'l3llel‘5lllp heretofore existing un-
der the name and firm of Waterbury <51:
Quintard, is this day dissolved by nint.ual con-
sent. ASAHEL A. WATERBURY.
_ "\V.VI. L. QUINTARD.
Norwalk, Dec. 1, 1848. _
N. B. All persons having unsettled accounts
with the above firm are requested to call and
settle them with the subscriber without delay.
3t48 \V.\I. L. QUINTARD
What is the news ?
HY, Gen. Zachary Taylor is to be Pres-
ident of the United States for the next
four years—that. Lewis Cass and ‘Martin Van
Bureu are completely defunct--and that John
Burrall has just received a very superior lot of
butter and cheese from some of the most cele-
brated dairies at the \Vest, and few other
articles for holidays, viz :
1000 lbs. of preiniuin Cheese
750 do. Firkin Butter
250 do. No. 1 Boston Soap, a fine article
100 do. Mould Candles
A very fine article of Brown Sugar; Soda
and other kinds of biscuit.
. JOHN BURRALL.
Norwalk, Nov. 26,‘ 48.
JACOB Cll0[.\V|3l.l., Sen.
NO. 189 SOUTH STREET, N. YORK,
Commission Merchant, Importer and whole-
sale dealer in Foreign and Domestic
Fruits. (Sc.
HE following articles are offered to Coun-
try Merchaiits, Grocers, and others, at
Small Pox in the borough of Norwalk, we the
. undersigned deem it. necessary that the facts
_ should be made public. There have been in.
all ten cases only of Small Pox and Varioloid, |
and but one death- Care has been taken to-‘
remove the sick to a remote part of the town,
and as there have been no new cases within 3
.there is no appi'eliension'of any further danger.
GEO. St. JOHN,
. President of Board of Health.
_.iIoiiN A. Wm-In, Clerk. -
Em-znr Bissi-:i.I.,
Ina Gui-zooiiv,
SAMUEL LYNBS,
;-N;oriev;il_k. Dec. 11, 1848.
Jlilarrieb. -.
Ill t?lJ7|Sii0¥V,13- De.c..,7. by Rev. Dr. Hall, Mr.
Samuel Delliipan of Wilton to Miss Adeline
Burr.
,In Wilton, on Sunclay. evening last, by the
E Physicians.
the lowest market price, for cash :-5000 boxes
oraiiges, lemons, figs, and raisins; 15,000 lbs.
prunes, citron and curraiits; grapes, licorice,
jujube paste, preserves, jellies, pickles, catsups,
almonds of all kinds; Filbert, Maderia, Brazil,
Pecan, Clies, H.ickory, Pea, and Cocoa Nuts;
cigars and tobacco. var. brands; apples, potatoes,
onions and cranberries; butter, cheese, lard.
and a great variety of other articles.
Liberal advances and punctual returns made
on all consignments of butter, cheese, lard.
soap, candles,[potatoes, apples, onions, nuts, &c.
He also offers his services for the purchase
and shipment of all kinds of produce.
References given when requested, to houses
in this city. New Orleans. La., Nashville,
Memphis, Tenn., Cliarleston. S. O. and C. J.
Grnman. Norwalk, Ct. 4t48.
Mrs. Jervis" Cold Candy.
NVENTED by Mrs. W. ‘Jervis. inthe year
1846, and composed often safe ingredients,
which will not cure the Consuinptioii—-but will
,Rev. Mr. ._\Vilcoxspn, Mt]. Edward H. Smith to
Miss _Delin Gregpi-y.
Eliza.
;!n.this town,'on F riday last, Wm. H. Olm-
Mead, aged -19 years.
In Monticello, Sullivan county, Nov. 26, Mr.
Aaron Benedict, in the 77th year of his age.
cure a cold. Which will not cure the liver
coniplaint.—--but will cv'.ire a dry and hacking
cough. Which will not cure one half the cata-
logue of ills that fiesli is heir to—but will cure
a cold, cough, hoarseness, sore throat. whooping
cough, influenza, croup, irritation of the throat,
astlima, and all diseases leading to the con-
sumption. Sold by W. E. BISSELL.
very chca p, at
has been said.) the inaniifiictui'ei's must inevita-
bly be ruined, yet rli:-Iwislies of my t-nstmm=i's.
must be attended to. I shall tlierelo--n continue‘
sell tee in at 6d per yard. C. C. BETTS. I
BUILDING LOTS FOR s.u.i-3. [
EVERAL fine building lots situated in the I
vil‘age of Norwalk, on the hill near the!
residence of Anson Quintard. Coiumnnding a ;
fine view of the harbor. and of the village of
Norwalk. They will be sold separate or alto-
get.liei' t.o suit purchases. and at a great. lini-gaiii. :
For terms. dzc. apply to CHAS. ISAAC S.
Norwalk, Nov. l. l8-I8. 4-'3
BUT '1‘ E R.
ONISTOCK &. IIALL oll'ei'fnr sale 10.000
/ lbs. good dairy butter, in quantities to ac-
coinniodate pui'cl1~~.sers. wholesale and retail and
on the iuost favorable terms.
New Caiianii, Oct. 16th, 1848.
Taxes !
ALL persons, bul;ll i"c.s‘ii,lc:its and non-resi
. dents. liable to pay Town. Highway, and’
State Taxes. in the town of Ridgcfield on tliel
assessment List of 1847, are hereby notified‘
that I will attend for the purpose of receiving
the same, at the following times and places,
viz. at the store ofJeniiings A’. Co in Ridgelield,
on Saturday. the 16th day of December. 1848,
between the hours of 9 A. M and 3 P. M. and
at the Post Office in Riilgebnry Society, on
Monday, the 18th day of Deceinlicr, 1848. be-
tween the lioiirs of 10 A. M. and 2 P M.
Those who neglect this notice iiuiy expect to
pay travelliiig fees.
HIRA-M K. SCOTT, Collector.
‘ Ridgefield, Nov. 21. 1848. 3t-17
42
R. IIIIJ. will be happy to see his
friei'i'ls,aml respond to all their calls in the
way of his profession. ’
RESH CA:\‘1PHlu‘NE every week. Also
another lot of those cheap Solar Lamps.
C. E. DlSBSO\V 65 Co.
T. T. IVIERVVIN.
CONNECTICUT COEIRIISSIONER,
To take Dcp0SiI.i0llS, AelniowIc.dg-
lnent of Deeds, Jae.
N0.14e WATER STREET‘,
NEVV YORK.
PH EALTH, H EALTPI-I.‘
Essex County
I-Iealtli. Insuance
C OIYIPA N Y.
Secure yourselves against want before it comes
NO LIABILITY TO ASSESSMENTS.
A Large Proportion of the Pr-o_/its Returned
to the Insured.
LL Wale persons between the ages of 15
' and 65 years. insured by this Company,
are entitled to a weekly benefit whenever inca-
paciiited, by nccideiit or sickness, from attending
to their ordinary business, as follows :
Those paying a year, are entitled to $2 a wee_k.
ml .4 4 u u ‘ I-
J
u 5‘ 5 H H 4 "
u 5. 7 H u 5 I H
it u 9 H U 6 ‘I
in H :4 u 7 N
All Females between 15 and 65 years,insur-
ed by this Company, are entitled to a weekly
benefit, whenever incapaciated by sickness to
which innles are liable, or by accidents, from
attending to their ordiiiary business, as follows:
Those paying 955 a year, are entitled to $3 :1 week.
H It 3 u it 2 at
The l"sured also receive annually. ll share of
the profits, which thus far have been 50 per
cent on premiums received. I
\Vlien your health isgone, it will be too late
to insure it. Provide against sickness then
while you are well.
Information given and applications received at
this ofiice. feb 29
"OR SALE.—-.-A Ped-llar’s VVagon in good
running order; also a‘fw‘o horse carriage
and one horse wagon, for sale cheap, by
IIllIt'I‘FORli Conn.
T establiilied an agency in this . town, and
pointnient. to receive applications for insurance,
C. ISAACS.
JAMES REED, Agcllt.
duly appointed the subscriber its agent, who is
and issue policies at the rates usual with compa-
.2Ell:na Insurance Co
HIS old and well known Company has
prepared to enter upon the duties of that up-
uies of this character.
Norwalk, Aug. 28, 1848. 35tf
IVIACIKE IKE L
IN bbls. lialfand quarter bbls. at
O1.-iils"1"'i-1‘-AD’s.
W:iiit.c¢l Immediately.
A JOURNEYMAN cabinet-ninkefi‘.
E. QUINTARD.
3
Norwalk. Aug. 8. 1848. _ l
ODA BISCUIT. Milk Biscuit, Boston
Craelr.ei's, Butter Biscuit, justreceived and
for saleat BURRA LL’S.~
I
of Men's Goods.
lll.cn’s Goods.
‘ CAN now (lefy c0m‘pP.l.l‘i.l0tl in cloths, casei-
meres, vestings, and in‘ tiict, in all articles
Gents wishing proof positive
AYING lately. added to his former stock
9‘ _800tls by psircliases in New York,
would invite the attention of his friends. and the
public generrilly to an examiiiation of the as.
sortineiit wliiclilie has now on hand, believing
it unequalled for variety,
flees.
Bi'o’.'Idclotlis
Of French, English and American manufac-
ture. coiisisting of a variety of colors, of which
he has taken great. pains in collecting. and will.
sell them at prices that defy coniporitiuu.
Ciissiiiiercs,
F"9"°l‘ ""'l _E’l.gll‘fl1 Dlesliilis. plain and fan-
cy, :1 great variety of neat aii.l tasty styles.
Vi,-stings,
A large assortment of plain, fancy, silk, and
satin, of a great variety of styles: also a large
ilS.'i0l‘l'ln(.‘lll of caslinicre vcstings of the latest,
Styles. 3
‘i
, 'l‘riinming:,
A large assortnieiit, consisting in part o
Drab, Brown, and Black Velvets ; liuings,'over-
coat biii_t_]ing and a great variety of other articles
too numerous to iueiitioii. Garmeiits cut and
inade in a neat and satisfactoi-y manner.
Cutting done as usual. Tliaiikful for past
favors he would respectfull_v solicit a continua-
tion of the same. l-ILBEIIT CURTIS.
Norwalk, Noveinber 7, 1813. 45
New Fall Goods.
C. LOCI{\VO0D dc SON, 'l‘_.-XILORS,
AT THE oLn s'r.\.\'n,
Bcttfs Biiilding, li[:i.in-Stre.ct,
IIE subsbribers liaring lately replenislied
their stock of Goods, Wt)'.lltl invite the
attention oftlieir friends and the public generally
to their stock of Fall and \Vinter Goods, coin-
prising all the varieties now in use for gentle-
men's wear, assuring tlieiu that all garments
made by them shall be done in a superior and
sati-sfactory m'i ii ner.
Particular attention paid to cutting for others
to make up.
Norwalk, Sept. 12, 1843.
Th '
e G-enume
DI‘. 'l‘O\VNSEi\'l)’S
C031 POUND Extract. of S:ii'.-':i:iai'illii, by
the dozen or single bottle, at 75 cents per
bottle. for sale at BISSF. LL'S.
P.'S. Beware of a s1mI‘i'ous article.
Nov. 7, 1848.
I I I . -I
Ongmal Sal sap: 11a
' EPOT at F. BRAD Y’S Jewelery S:ot‘.~.,'i
west side of the Bridge. Purcliasers are
cautioned against: buying ii spurious imitation,
which is extensively iiilveitiseil for sale in this
town, and which the vendors sell at any price a
purcliaser may offer. The geiiuiiie Sarsapa-
rilla may be purchased at the following places:
F. Brady’s Jewelry Store. Norwalk; Jen
uings 6:. Newkirk, do.; A. E. Smit.h. do, ;
George Matlier, and George \Vool<e_v, Darien;
Keeler & Bet.ts, Westport; John Pike, South-
port; \Vni. H. Cleveland, Five Mile River;
Comstock dc Hall, New Caiiiiau: J. [-1. Meeker
Ridgefield; Lewis Oliiistead. \Vilio:i; Linus
St. John. Silveriniiie; Geo. \V. Smith, South
Norwalk: \V. R. Nash, H. N. Beach, Joseph
Shaw, R. S. Griflitli, I3ridgcpoi‘t.; \Vildiu:iii
Stone, dc Co. Danbiiry; Nichols A: Betts,
Fairfield: Jno. N. Merwin, Milford; Major
A. Brooks, Stratford. _
CI-IAS. DURA-ND.
Ageiitjbr Fcziijfielci Criiiiitg/.
DR. TOVVNS EN D’S
Coiiiprm,/icl E.L‘l‘l‘(Zl.‘f. of S41/'sz2;77"illa.
Tl-IIS highly valuable and popular medicine
for the removal and pernianent. cure of all
diseases arising froiu an impure state of the
blood. or liabii. of the system, can be obtained
at the store of the subscribers, who receive it
New York. T. L, 66 J. R. PECK.
Norwalk, May 15, 1848.
‘alien Up,
., BY the subscriber, on or about
the 15th of Aug. :1 yerirl=ing bull.
dark red,witli a black face. The
owner can have the same by
ty and paying charges.
NATI-IAN MARVIN.
*3t47
"ll; 4*?
.i."ai
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)l'OVlllV )l'0 er
0
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I‘.
AUCTION.
Wilton, Nov. 14th, 1848.
IN pursuance to an order of the Court of Pro-
bate for the District of Reddiug, will be sold
iit Public Auction, on the premises on \Vednes-
day, the 13th day of December next at 3 o’clk
afternoon, so much of the real estate of Justus
one hundred and sixty-six dollars‘ and severity
seven cents, together with the’ incidental clia'r-
ges of sale.
' *-it-17 :Eni:.vi«:7,i;a I-1.iwx.i-zv. AClm"I'.
Notice‘.
T tween the subscribers, under the name and
firm of Camp dz Keiinard. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
SAzM‘L R-.. P. CAMP.
JAMES KENNARD.
Norwalk. Nov. 3. 1848. - 45'
D'r.- 'l"_ow'n'scnd’s- Sitrsapnrillac
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grit/rt~»iiiid per/Pic!" tetis to" be fiiurid in the‘
qlnirlitty. tliey defy? roi‘i'i‘pel'i't’ioii in price.
quality and cheap-_
-read sale for broad, cake and iies.
V
' and extensive ass0i't.inz=.nt. oflrl.=Il'Il_€‘«SS63. Sildllles.
direct from the Principal Office, in the city of
Slierwood, deceased, as will raise the sum of‘
HE Copartnersliip jlieretofore existing be-
t'.'u‘l'C.' the liigln-st? sa
' is aslted is a fair t‘.i°i'a'l'. wl'ii'cli- we‘ solicit from the citizens
Norwalk, Dec. 2i~’r..1e‘47’.'
raw iisr.iiii.isiiiltrr.
P A ' B lid
rancis ra y,
“latch Maker, .|ewellcr, and
SiI\’l:I'SIlIi"ly
AS opened a shop on the‘ west side
. efftlre bridge, adjoining the stoi'e'o_f Chas.
Ismics, Esqz, where he may always be fonndon
hand to alt-.eu'd* to the wants of his friends and‘
customers, who may be assured thattlieir work
will bedouc‘upi'i'_~_v_lit aml cheap. ‘He has for
sale a variety of Fri-ncy Goods, Clocks, Look
ing Glasses. &c. He nianufactiires Silver
Spoons, Sugai'-toiigs-, I.-zidles. Knives and Forks,
and every variety of Silver \Vaie.
Silver Collin Plates made to order. and Brit-
tniiia Plates always an Initial’ and liaiidsoiriely
eiigrnved at short notice.
_’ Clocks and \V;itclies icpairc'd' and’ W’flv1-"l"ii‘l'l'te(l.
and every kind of iiieiiding and jobbiug done.
Norwalk, May ‘2d, 1848. 18
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1 All[l’llEi\' I2.—0i' the first qiialitzy, and.
by the quaiitity for sale at No. 13 Main st.‘
C. T. LPIIDNARD
FOR SALE.
GOOD SPRING CARRIAGE suita-
ble for it pedtller. L. S. BENEDICT.
by _
7IE"or Sale.
I-IE Stock and fi_\'tiii'e‘s eftlie old ostablisli-
ed stand near the Spring, is offered for!
sale. To a person with a cash capital of 75 to;
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100 dollars, it ra re chance is offered for invest-
ment. An ex-pe‘i'ieiice'd Bl:-ll\'Hl' ’ would find
A orb’
iniiiiediutely to the su'b‘s‘ci'ibei' on the preiniscs.
L. S. BENEDl(."I'.
Norwa .( Sept. ‘.25, 1848'
_ .
Dentistry.
C. FITCII, SURGEON DENTIST
{' AS established himself in his profession
. in \Vestport and New Caii=iair.- . I‘ e \v‘ll,'
be at II. Nichols’ Hotel, \Vestport, ii‘t__i'r’il tlle’,
first to the. 15th of each month; and at his
iii New Canaaii, (over N. VV. I-Io_\_-'t.'s 'Iail_o‘i'i'iig‘.
Establisliinent) from the 15tli_to the last. of each‘;
uiniilli. Patroiiagc is respectfully solicited. 4.2
Sti-nyccl.
ST RA YED from the snbscri'.)ei'
in the niontli of June last, a mare
." ’ , colt, one year old, with two white
.feot, and a white. spot in the fore-
lioad, a lit.lle on one side. \Vhoever will re-
turn said colt to the siibsi-.i'iliei', will be l'B.llS0'll-
bly i'ewai'ded. J ESSE E. I{l<‘.ELER.
N. B. Five dollars i'cwartl will be paid for’
the safe. l'(‘.l.llI'l1 of the colt to the‘ s~u'bscribe‘r free‘
of clia rrvo.
Ital;-n.-iii. mi. 2. 18-18.
40
Re-inoval.
f VI-IE siilisci'iliei' has renioved‘ his stock of
G i'uci-.ries, Paints, Oils, (Sic. frein the
Bridge to Centrovillc, about midway lyetweeii
the Bridge and South Norwalk Landing‘, o'p’po‘-
site his dwelling house. He iuteiids to ke‘e Ta
good assortiiient of fa inily grocei'ics, flour,
Also, of .Paints, Oils, Glass, Bruslios, &c. 661:.
A Share of patronage is respect fully solicited.
JOHN S. SAMMIS.
Ceiiterville, (Noi'walk,) Oct. 18, 1847.
Sad6l1es,I-Iarnesses
&(3. &C- S%ce
V HE sub;r;riber would respectfully inform
the public that he has on liitml a lzlrge
1
Bridles, Mai't.iiigales, Ti‘uiiks, Viilises, Carpet.-
Bags, &.c. which are ready made and on li:ind-
Also a first rate assoi‘t.ment. of Csirriage and RI.
diiig \Viiips. whicli are for sale at a small ad-
vance from lact.ory p‘.'l(:cs. [~I.'ii'iies’s C<ill:Il"S
wholesale and retail. A good iissirrtiiient ol
saddle-.r's silk. purse twist, eiii?)i'aic_iiig.( all color
and qiialities. Every ‘arti'cle' needed in t.lieliu_e.
may be. fiiirid llt’.I‘i?, 0ftlic_* lm.<.t_qn=ility. Flml Wlll
be sold as low‘ as can be furnished by any other
estzililisliiriciit in‘ the County. _
Repairiiig done at the shortest notice, and In
the best nianiier. VVM- B-_ S\VAN-
Dr. CrniiI's spiiro-ziiiiloiniiiiil sup-'
t‘isliict'i‘oii, and tlie‘coiit‘intierl and eager pziti-oiiiige oftlie piircliaser.
'v—---—-T:.:.--_.-° '
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Nero York’ aml Cttinflin; Tea ,'C0m‘p‘afny
HE New York- C.XNT.O\l\"‘- TE-A COM PA'N\", tlle" aiili-st‘ iiiidi most extensive test‘
estziblisliiiicnt iii‘ Nnioiiicsi, l’i'*.i've' establislied ailiigeucy in Norwalk, aiidpippoinied the sub—'
sc'ri'b'er tlieirsole a-gent’, at whose store't‘llie coininunity i’ua'y b’e‘supplie_d with the‘}i2!T€S?i_"7'?’5‘ff7‘§3"
world-—‘Cliiiitiexceptcd. B‘esi:lcs‘ lieiiigf iliiequallcd ml
'Wliereever tliei'i“tieiis' have been tried.-the_\% have 367-‘
All llitlfl
7AKrmaN.
ofNoi‘V\‘allt'. Mus. M.
E A R D W A R E
Cntl'e‘ry,- Guiils.~ Iron, steel, il-‘OW’
Glass. Paints and oils‘.-
VVHOLESA-LE do RETAIL.
' Opposite He_i;t’s Landing, Jl/'or'waI/c.
THE subscriber is new rec'eiving: direct from?
- the me=nufacturers an extensive assoiitniei-.‘t
of Foreign and Domestic Hardware, &e., which!
he offers, either whol‘esale or retail,-o_n as f_'avoiL'-r
able terms as can be purchased in New York‘.-
Dealers and ot?l’1'e1‘pni'chasei=s are requested 10’
examine the assortment and prices before pur-*
chasing elsewhere. Among the assomment may’
beroumi- B . ,..
American, and Elllgllsll Rim Knob, Upright, ttndl
Mortice Locks, with Mineral, Glass, Pro-‘
claim and Brass Knobs. _ Y '
Pad, Chest, Draw, Desk. Box, Ti‘unIi,~ Till andl
Night Locks.
Norfolk, American, Malable, Long,
Escutclreoin Latches.
Parliament, Broad, Narrow, Table, Loose and
Brass Butts. -
‘Wood Screws assorted from 3’--8 to 3' inclies‘. _
Flat, Oval, half round, Mill’, Table and Roth!‘
Files. Horse, Wood and Shoe Rasps.
Angers assorted from" 3-8 to 2 1-2 inches‘.-
English and Amcrica'n: Shovels and Spades
(Jast Steel, and Plated Hoes‘.
Long and short handled’ Manure Forks‘.
Plows and Plow C'a-_st‘ings'.- ‘_
Hooks and Hinges, I-’l_'ate‘ Hinges, Blind Ftllfl}
Mill, Crosscut, Webb, I:I:-a-nd,-Back-,- Whip and
Key-hole Saws.
Bread and Narrow Axes‘; _
Carpenters and Coopers Adz'e‘.~ _ _ .
l-'il'tl.C0 and Bitts, Bench‘ and Mouliliiig Pl'c'rié8‘.-
Plane Irons, Steel and Pl‘bIi'Sqlltrl'8'5'.‘
A full assortment of Iron Hlolfow /VVl'tl'é.*
Brass’ Kettles, Frying Plans,-Fii'e‘Degs:
\Vagon‘a-nd Cart Boxes. _ _ ,_
A ful'l‘a‘ssortment of Table and Pocket.‘ C utle'i‘yT.-
Real Stub’ and Wire Twist, double l:iii'i‘rel- G*uns‘.«
Inritfation do do. do’.
Fine and low pi-iced’ single do. do.
English, American, Swede and Old Sable Iron‘,-
assorted sizes.
Capt, Engli_sh- Blister, Germa-n*,. American, and
.S‘pr’iii'g Steel, assorted sizes. x V
A=mei-ican‘ a-_n'cf French‘ Wiiidow Glass, assortied
froni 6 X 8 to’ 18 X24‘. V
P:u're E'x_t‘ra and’ No. 1 \Vl1«itc‘ Lead‘.
English Red’, Yellow Ochre‘, Paris English and
Jhi°'ome' Gi‘e’eu.- V
Verde‘gi"as and Lamp,-Black. T
Coach‘ and _C'alJ‘in'e1E Var'nish, do‘. Glue. .
S])t‘.1‘lTl and Refined’ Lamp Oil}, Lin‘c'eed and
\Vlnile‘ Oil, &c.,
VVILLI/{M C. STREET.
Norwalk, May’ 1, I848".-
HARDWARE. F
C U T L E R Y, 8: G.
TIIE subscriber oflers for sale as cheap‘ as
can be found in any establishment in Fair-=_
field county, a li'ii"'ge and coinplete iissortiiientof
Ilardwarc, Cutlery, A-c., among which may be‘
found-— [liiill Si‘i'wi._
Ilaiid, Panel, Compass, Crosscut, Back anti
English and Aiuericaii Chisels of all sizes.
English and A.~iiierican Drawing I(llI‘V‘(:'-$."‘
Fore‘, Jack, Siri'o‘0'tliv'i'ng,- Nlatcli, Rabbitt Pla nos?
Braces and Bitts of all sizes.-
Concavc and coiiiuioii Auger's.- _ _
Ilolliows a‘nd Rounds, Sash P_ltlfieS, Grecian o‘v'as'.
O‘. G’. and" Filletts, side‘ Raibbitts, Beads, and
Plow. lor‘n'ii'io‘ii’ and Mortic_e' Gonges.
Square and
Plane Irons of all sizes and qualities.
A large assortment of Shell and Auger Bitts:
Bread and narrow Axes‘. , ,_ A _
Iron Strap Ilinges al-Isize'. [Pad Locks‘.-
Rim, Upright, Mortice, Till, Trunk, Chest and
Clark's Common, Table and Parliament Butte,
Plows and Castings——Mi‘ir'ifi}"e Forks. ’ [etcja
Cast. Steel, English and Amer. Shovels, Spades,
Bed Keys and Sci'ews—Escutche'o1*i and Glass
Knobs. Crowliars, Cart and Wagon Boxes.
Trace, Halter, Dog and Lock Chains.
\Vell \Vheels,- and Rope.-
Brass and Iron Candle Sticks.
Iron Cook Pots of all sizes.
Brass and Iron Kettles.
Cai-'v'er's, Table and Desert Kiiivcs and Forks‘.
Sauce and Frying Paiis—Gridirons.
\~Vash Tubs and Boards—Doei' iVIats.
Blacking, Horse, Scrubbing mid \Vhitewash
Brushes. Cast Iron Furnaces.
Spiders and Fire Dogs. _
Shovels and Tongs, Stub Scythes.
\Vindow Glass, Sashes, éc-c.,
./7 fall a‘sso‘rt'm eat of I-r’o7'z' and Steel.
English Iron VVagon Tyre, from 1 1-4 to 1 3-4
incli, all tliickiiessi '
pa--tcr and slieulclcr brzicc.
R. HILL liaving pui'cliaseil the Pifllli Of
sale for Fairlield Coiiiity. 0ll'e|'5 ill” "l’°"3
named instrument for sale on i'easoiiable‘ tei_'iii‘s.
This instrument. has received the sa nct.io‘n 0,l'_ll"'°’
National Medical Convention. and the p‘re'ni'iu'n‘I'
at the Fair of the Anierican Iiistitute, over all
other similar supporters.
Please call and exaniiue it. _
Norwalk, Nov. 13. 1848- 46
Almanacs for 1849.
IDDLEBROOICS and Pl‘ll'lTll6.lS Almflc’
nacs for ]849.dby tliefgrossl ortsingle do-
. . . . - - e a
zen, at 16 cents pet ozen, 01-§iiSSELL‘S.
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Norwalk. Nov. 7, I848. 0
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New Arrang
I ‘l HE subscriber has purchased of C. L
Rayiiioiid his stock of Lumber, TinibeI'.
65c. at. Five Mile River Landing, where he In-
tends to keep a goo:l assortment
all kinds for building purposes. Also on hand‘
Lime, Latli, and Nails of all sizes. All of
which will be sold as cheap as can be ptii'cliiis-
ed at any other yard along shore. 1' or the
truth of which‘, please call and see.
t.f19 “7. H. CLEVELAND.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River) May 9, 1848.
Stni1i't'§syriIp Molasses.
first rate article for sale by
'l‘. L. dc J. R. PECK.
611161115.
Hair Oils.
' _EN'UI-NE ex marrow. warranted to‘ be
procurred from the bone of the ex, and a
of Hair Bvriishes and Combs of all kinds. a_t
. T HE genuine article, for sale by
will please call.
-‘BOOTS,’ BOOTS .' !
i . OLMSTEAD'S.
C.C.BE ITS.
CI-IS. T. LEONARD.
C. E. D1SBROW’S.
l.
of Lumber of renewal or
variety of other oils and poniatum. A large lot
English do‘. Cart do. from § 1-:”.5 to §,do‘.-
Sw'ed—e's do. do.‘,do. from 2 1-2 to 3 do. _
Aine‘ric'a'iI roiun-(I do‘. ll‘Ol11 1 1-4 to 2-8_" dd:
lAin'o‘ric’an _do. sqiiiire do. from 1 to 3-8 do.-
‘ Hoop and Ifand Iron,- all widths: . _ .
f Sanderson <3’. (To’s best. quality‘ Cast Steel, 5-8‘
9 and 3-4 oc'tog'oii,- and 1 1-4, 1, 3-4, 5-83 quare.
All these articles kept constantly on hand and
r _sa'l e ll? _ ; CHARLES ISAACS.
Nmvtiic, M ay 15, 1343.
Protcctien Insn‘i-mice‘ Company
_ Of HARTFORD, Comv.
Capital $‘200,000—with privilege to
inci'easi-. to Ha I f a M i llio n'.- _
VT“ ILLIA :31 C. STREET, having received?
the agency of the above named Conipa
ny in now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,-
M ills, Fa‘ct1ories,- Barns and the contents of each,
to‘getliei° with every other species of property,
flgainst Loss or Damage by’ ire.
The rat.es of premium o1'l‘ei-ed, are as low as‘
those of any other similar Institut.ion,and every
man has now an opportunity, for a trifling sum
to protect hiinself against this destructive elo-
;-ment, which often in a single hour, sweeps
' away the earnings of so many years.
It is incumbent on all persons applyirgfoi-" 8.
policy on l7)uiIdings,- to inform the
agent of all clia nges in and about the premises
that increase the hazard; or on inachinoryre_1i-
'_dered_ unproductive by new iuvemioiis, usecex
less by changes in business. as no insurance
office is boun'd by their policy, to pay any more
than the‘ cash value of prop‘ert.y, at the time or
_ts desti"uctio‘n.
Norwalk, April 26,- 1848. 52 ’47t
9 sale by the subscribers.-
_ PECKS 65 QUIGLEY,
So. Norwalk, Sept 25th, 1848. s
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PAIR of woeking oxen and I5 horses, for
1.
l'0‘ll and steel Squares, Bevels and 'Pi-y'—-s'qnare's A
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