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Congressional Convention. 1
THE Whigsof t.he Fourth Congi°essional=- 1
District are lierehy notified thlt. a convention
will be held at Terrill's Hotel in Brookfield" on
\Vednesday, the 5th day of March, 1851, at H»
o’clock in the forenoon, for the pui'pose_ofiion_v-
iuating a candidate to represent said District in“
the next Congress, and to do any business _prop- 1
or to come before said Convention. Earhtowlt 3
in the District is ri-quested to send delegates
to said Convent.ion equal to double the number
of its i'epi'esent:iti-vcs in the General Assembly.
Ruin at Bridgeport.
For some time past, Bridgeport has been in
a fomeut growing out of the prosecutions going
on there against the rumsellers. It appears
that the grand jurors finally refused to serve in
their official capacity and a town meeting was
convened on Thursday last, for the purpose of
electing new ones who would serve. A very
large vote was polled, and the temperance can-
The-. French Spoliation Bill.
This measure of t.ardy justice has at last
i I -1. - ~ "““‘”"-"-"'~?"‘- cue. -'\ if
‘H \ ‘y , ,. Q 5. '1‘ ;‘a,,_"
=<,
been worked thrcugli the Senate as we pre-
dicted it would be, when Hon. Truman Smith
put: his shoulder to the wheel. \Ve can but
congratulate the claimants, who for more than
lialfa century have been cruelly debarrcd their
justindemnity, upon the passage of this bill by
the Senate. But how a measure of so gener-
T 3 is 1 _
hf his wiiiteivstocli.-.°f S09“ “W".P5."“li
ill now find a, rare 0_t"l3°l'l“"‘l'Y. 9:.‘
iiy of i\Iai-ch this reduction:
to open by lini-
H E subscriE>'er is dosii"ons— of selliiig-otI“tli’e balance 1 1
_ ‘low prices. Persons \?'?1lllllTgfitlllyafipeclfls of goods W
- - 1 ~. .. . -. . - .,. the first d _
obtaining them for below Lie usual iates. , tiom l.lllS il.i_, to X; it is’ his ilmeumm
-all admitted ‘usiipe - d 1 . dl(l'!t6 elected b‘ asi‘n'1llmii'oi‘it . The next . . _ . ,_ _ ._ _. _ .
' y_ -l ’ ‘m one lhlt has 50 ollell .1, _.d_ ‘ ‘l ,l 3 y _ . _ _ BURL S1,DG11._,,”CK’ L1m1.1fie1d will continue; More rooni is wanted foi his spiing stock, it
received the concurrence of menibers of all ‘l‘l.l~ l“ ‘‘.‘v lllc ll‘3“"lV Chose” glalld Jlll°l5 A_ G_ B1,ADF0m,' Coumy the largest and most extensive assortment ofi \
former Congresses—-could have fissiiined so ll"°l'§§lll ll ‘mlllplllllll llé'.lllll3t (1_l3°l':‘a"3‘ VVll“'°l3l'_ Jo1i.~.'so.\'ll‘oini.iNsoN. Committee. % -rirg (3.. mp .
5:1-13115.-,, 7m,1,/ ,.0,,,1,1ex1m,’ 1,5 11,8 1.011, 01,1119 for violation of the Act; regardiiig the sale of Ni:1.so.v L. \Viii'ri~:, 1 F.ah_fie1d P... .43 is '1 1 “day
. '. . : . " .- . . . ’ . ‘ . . . .' . .- ("it ‘U3 8111' ‘ ‘-
Passage of this bill has indicated; only six Slllllllllls l"lll°l3- Tlle 00"” W35 V3 Ollell ‘ll 9 ‘SA’ 1TIl‘RRY' County Ever liefore offeiecl in this villa:-ze, to whicli the public atteiitirm ‘~“ll1l,llj9 C1‘1”)em_‘ml:1,,e besm“.8,j
. . nan - . - " - - . ei::_.= » «- .. ,.
o'clock; before that tune, however, a mob, led ’ Committee. The sobsc:~ibe.i' would here tender his Sllliiele-~l.l15l..l\S foi the vei_ V 1'” ‘ms lsmte can boast 01,11
Democrats voting for, and one \Vliig against it! F333-C15 11.153, S
‘Nor can we understand how honest men could
have listened to the unanswerable and unde-
niable_demonstr:itioiis of Mr. Smith and Mr.
Seward, and still object to meteing out to the
hundreds of widows and orphan children, who
for so long a series of years, have patiently
waited and modestly urged the nation to do
them a simple act ofjus£z'ce—iiotliing more.—-
It now rests with the House and Mr. Fillmore
toicoiisuuimate this glorious duty; of the House
we have the most sangiiine hopes The siib-
joct has been pressed upon Congrgss so long
and so ably that none can fail to he posted up,
and a Imowleclgc of the facts involved, is to us
tantamount to an admission of their justice.
'\Vitli regard to‘ the President, Mr. Fillmore
“ coiistitutioiiall’
upon-this es-talilisliiiieiit during the past y'eai', lielvieving that no store a 1 ‘ New and (1831-n1b1e_
greater increase of’ patroiiage within the short space of twelve mo E RAYMOND.
goodswill always sell when offered at law pric_es_. W ILLI -r\ l 4-’ ~ -‘
New Canaan. Feb. 1, 1851. °
N.Yo1'k Cattle Market, Feb. 4.
At niarket, 1.600 lieeves, 70 cows and calvesfilllll
5,000 sheep and lainbs. ' . _
Prices, &c—Sales ofgood ret:iiliug qualities at
from ,-36,00 to 8.00.
Cows and Calves, Sales at from 22.50 to -l5_j10_(l.
Sheep and Luiiibs—Prices raged all lwm 9410.00
0 5,50.
by seine druken men get possession of the
court room, and appealed determined upon
seizing L. S. Barnum, the agent ofthetemper-
ance league, and threats were freely uttered
oftarring and feathering him. Upon the arrival
of the inagistrate, who was holding the court.
he ordered silence, but was answered with
shouts, yells, abuse, blasphemv and blowing of 1
horns; he directed Slierit'f'\Vliiting and consta-
bles Hodges and Lacy to arrest the rioters, and
the ringleaders were accordingly arrested ; a
rescue was immediately attempted by the
mob, and the prisoners were forcibly taken from
t.he officers, atid the officers themselves consid-
erably beaten. At this juncture the riot act
was read, but proilu-':ed no effect. Ma_vorHai'-
3‘
Received this day di.~re—Cit il'l‘°m-“
A EI@f§E€§N,.
ANO THEE IMMENSE ADDIZTON Tc 7 M Y
llillili lilllillllllt DIN GOODS.
All of which will be sold at prices t.hat/will defy competition, My‘ Stocl‘ °f
For Puri_f_z/ingllzc Blood, eimIfr_n- /he Cure of
Scrofula, Rheumatisni, Stubborn Ulcers, Dys-
pepsia. Salt Rheuin, Fever Sores, Erysip-
elas, Pimples, Biles, Mercurial Diseases,
Cutaneous Eruptions, Liver Cmiiplaint,
Bronchitis, Co-usuinption, Femiile
Coniplaints, Loss of appetite, Gen-
eral Dability, &c.
IN this preparation we have all the restora-
111-o11o1-ties of the root. combined and con-
centrated in their ufmoststrengtli anil efficacy.
Experiments were made in the nianufat-.:ui'e
o|'[]iis iiieclicine until it. WttSfoiiiit'l it could not
be improved. Aircoidifiglye We llllll ll l'9-‘-'0l'l‘
Died.
In Norwalk, on the-.6th inst., James D. Quin-
tiird, aged about 22 yeais.
In VVest Stafford. Ct..on the llth ult.. Mary
Jane, daughter of Rev. Augustus B. Collins.
aged ‘.21 years. i
In \Vilt.on, on the 6th inst., Harriet Burtwell
aged 23 years.
1;,“ 10 dj3co1.-e1- 111050 ml was then sent foi',who came in andsucceed-
will . . .. .
. . . . ' -. ' . ‘ . . . . .. EGWEITY. ed to almost ui',=ivers:illy in cases of .‘.scrolul-'1.
°l’J‘3°ll°"5 ‘Vlllcll l“"‘-Senled l»ll9"l59ll'°5 50 l0l" ml in (lM'“m5’_ we ‘nob’ so l’hM' we cijlsefws ANOTHER large arri- Liveitdiseases, Salt Rheum, (‘.leiiei'a.' Pij0sfra- ' “"__ '7?-7‘! '
cibly to the mind of Mr. Polk, but will move l’l'°C9“ll5'~l ‘Vll-ll» "llll lvlleelel “'35 C0ll"l°l°‘l 1 2.: val of jewelry, fancy tll'tl- tioii eftlie Vital Powers, and all those .*m'- l :55 .1 =- ' " g 1 ..-1;‘ - ’
iiienting discasesofthe skin so trying to the
patience. and injurous to the healili. It is ii
tonic, aperieni and disinfectant. It acts siiiiul-
taiieously upon the stomach, lhe circiifalion
clcs, <S:c., at. the Cheap Store under the Conn.
Hotel, consisting of gold and silver lever and
lepine watches, ear rings (some new patteins.)
finger riiigs, breast pins, bracelets, loclieis, sil-
ver and plated spoons and forks, golil chains of
every style, vest cli;iiiis,togctlier with every
\r'lll'lt’l'_Y of'jeweli'y that can be found in 21 coun-
try store. Particular attention will be given
to watch repairing and job work in general, and
iny goods will be sold at lower prices than ever
before nf'l'ereil in Norwalk. To be convinced,
come and see. (.‘lilAS. A. DU.RAl\'D.
and lined. The
counsel for the prosecution, i‘vlessi's. Belden
and Ferry, were followed from the court room
to the Sterling Hotel by a ilriinken crowd head-
ed by a person beating a drum, and another
playiiig upon a triangle and singinv. Upon
their arrival at the Hotel, Mr. Belden ascend-
ed tliesfeps, look oil‘ his hat; and tlianlied the
crowd for the honor done him in thus escorting
with alacrity to rejoice the hozirts of those who The 60”” llle" ‘l‘l.l°lll'lll°-‘ll
have been stricken by the hand of poverty, and
Is now immense, among which are many great bargaiii~.. In ‘
as is soon
and the bowls, and thus three processes, $3 $124 l A
which ‘ll‘8 oidiiriril r the result. oftliree dil'i‘e.i-- _ , _ . . "
em 11111.11 01,nel(11L-1'3”, .,,.0 L,1.,.'1,.(1l 1,1, ,,1 1119 V0 have evei'y::tvle, quality and kind, am.ing ‘~.'.'lllI':l‘l are an immense stock of
, S ' 4, ( ii 1 ‘ - ' V t
'2 '6 time tli"-iiyli the in‘truiiientalit.y of this gs’? 1 . 7' §( ' "W
bllli (U5 3 ‘T $53/fiylfiggg; ‘kg
one reme.'lial agent. There are many ways _
lit mhevemg lmm-for lhemn1fl.hel.n‘,T bail Hifiii-C I-“rr-.nch Bleriiios and CilSl]tl1el'P.$, real Norwicli Poplins, llous. do Laines. Thibet, Cloths, Al-
l5_°”l.V 0”“ ‘my of l'elllmilll5 (,l5Cfl°lI' fllml.-F écc. &'.i-. all of which will be sold air. a very small adv:-incr-. frmii Aiu:lz'o7i. ]1r2'ca.s".
alive, no iiiioilyiie, no l.l‘(‘.pi\’,'.il; :inplicat1oii vi Ell In Brmd (J-kzrm C"#1';ml_(’S. Vemnasp 1\111111m1_,', “"11 11.11“), Gum”: 1.1O_~.1e1.y' 1111111111918.
lielmwli ll" It must‘ he mlilclied at its Smile‘-is “.1 lllanlrets iind l):)lltf:l.\ll(5 G-ooils. our stool: never was as good as at p.!'f¢S<3Ul- And till may Teal:
Hm mulls Onhe lmdy’wmch convey the lwwm i‘i:5Sul"€ifl‘1.l]tll the Old 13:-Edge Store. ls no\‘~’. as it ever has l>£'0"i lllc Flt”-'"*-° fl)" lH17‘.'-’(777IS- “
C. GRUMl\IA_N.'
to the localities where it is developed in infla-
,/ N 1____> _"______________________________,,__ ____,,_..__.-_ _. __-.._
iiiation, sores, iilcei's,tumors, absces'.'e.~‘, gland-
duliirs swesling as the case may be. ———————-
..~ 1 i T '1 ‘
*.~i”.t“°a.riiri~ for Seie at .:‘§:..e.eii:sen.f Tl.iIl:3 (.l:iA=.\(rLl).
"pg 1.; f-,1;-m lies in l)z'irieii. about one ‘ifggvk 5§,?,¢, Efiaven Eazlrcag‘.
to-wipe off a stain from our national character.
It ‘as frankly admitted by the Democratic
organs of Mr. Polk, that the only “ unconstitu-
tionality” of the ineasuro consis..ed in tho ina-
bility ofthe Treasury to sustain the draft upon
it to meet these claims and at the same time
leave the neces:iary funds to carry on the glo-
was to imniortaiize the Ad-
. . - -_ - . )flC("lS.
1.10115 Wm. w1,,c1, him to his boa rding place, and asssuring them l '
iiiinistiation and to ult'imate.ly usiier it into an-
other term of power and spoils. The justice
that liesliould retain a grateful recollection of
The
mob gave him three cliecrs and left. In the
evening the rioters vent to the Temperance
Valentines.
l:§"‘iI>lI!‘. liiigest. assortnioiit of valentines ever
ofi'ei'ed for sale in i\'oi'wiill; may be found
at; No. 17 Main st. Valentine wi":tei's. envel-
opes, note paper, dcc, of every descriptiori for
sale by A. SEL LlCCK.
their courtesy to the end of his days.
of the measure has ever been admitted-“pres
out want,” " policy,” and “e.\'petlieiir-y have
[louse in search of l_‘iill'lllllll, but were unable
Tliey then patrolled \Vat.er st.
r , ~ ' , . . 1:. . I-V. .(
only conspired lierctofore to defeat its prompt ml‘°'°0' mud‘ muht be l0‘l’hed' dcmll Rpm‘ 4"‘
purified by some powi-i=ful agent. Such an
. ‘ii i ’:' S‘Il'S ')‘ll‘l'l'l which ‘7‘.l)lIl -' s‘.iin— * -‘ ~ - -. . . ..: ' . - '
7:4":-e. 7 "gem l’ “ .l M.’ .' . I'll H T - 5 l mile north of I)aI‘H’-ll tllllilllsl-‘ll‘l*l"'lllé1 *'l’0lll lilli --l‘i""=“‘« §,>.i’z>.v.-.-....
‘ v V -1-_-'l.l--v - _ ulates while ll'.(llSlIlt-.’!ClS and expols from the 1 H‘ 1, mm] 1.11.111 “.911 111._.1,1e,1 1,110 ,,,c,,11D.1,.Hl 311:‘ any ,_._._..1—_----,3 K
lll l‘-lb All-l-\G Ol 5'—lCll l-‘9l'50llS "5 ‘W3 Wlll‘ stoiiiacli and bowels all that is ii'rita2in2, and at '”‘l “S 0 do ’l\“‘“_e ’ 1,] m1 _- 1”” 11 110011 “_,11“m 5 -15;.-zkjgggz’.-f§l“°‘i-.??.-*i‘.~;*=’ _ »
- - \ - , . ‘ ‘ r ' 1 . 1 -- ‘ - '1
“'15 ll’ llellollle l"9llll’"l'~‘ ‘ll 1‘-lllllllil C"- the same tiine i'estoi'es their \'l"0I' and tone —- llllm m‘ l) 5 - - in ‘ -“ l- . .,' . — um ‘ - ‘. w.
N1, 1 1],, 11.111, -911 1 11191.1 ,,1 11,é‘E11u'111e ' ‘ - - - L” -° orchard,and pleiity of truii of all l-.llll,.*; gicming EH3 , ,Ll'Il1'l.ll9l no..ii.e trains will leave N.
' l - i ~.l ' 0 - .- 1 F’ ~ “S gmllt melll lb lh‘ll.ll. nmet°.'lm' neulllllmos thereon also a £3000 ll0l-159. lJ:Il‘n and Ullle-l' out. ‘I’ ork. iroiu ‘J0 Canal at. for l\orwnlli at
House,t.liis I uesda v‘ eveuinvv, at 4 o clock, for . . . .. -I 1 Q 1,15,, 153 1' . . , -1 . I . ~ -
‘ ._ _ s tie actiie piii.tip.e o LP t ,.ini ii. icn
lll” l7l"l'l’°5l‘; Ul ‘{l'.'-"'”l"3llll$ Sill‘-l_ Clllllllllll-.'7's llllll that is gone, the syiiiptoim l2CC(3‘.‘S*ltllly dis-
l“”l‘l”lI-’ ‘5llUlC° ‘ll lllc l‘l'llll'<’-l' "lllC9'l'-“- appear. Tlie i'iipi.lity with whii h the paiieiit
l-‘cl: 11. CIi‘l.lvJF ENGINEFI’. . . u . - - -. : ‘ ~ , . . .
U 1 J I ”l"l1)H.‘l‘:.lll° lmfltllll ‘Hill. 3”“;-,‘~'-lnl umlm “"5 lCl.lAS»JOI'lt"l:-OI\l. Leave 3\‘Dl'\\':lll’. for I\i>.w l‘1llVP,l] at 9.96.
*‘“”"“ '—““"""“" " :- 2. -.nr.-:1 SUl')l‘lSlll"'. Me i new ("ise . -_.. _ ». . - , _ ,. -,- -
. ‘V .95‘; . E 1’-. 'I’‘-‘‘'‘ ll”) ‘‘.”““.'ie. I . I - .“ 1.“ : ;11-1e1] J;1n_ G11}. 1t~.’;1. illlfl :\. f‘l., «ll.-fl at 4,04). (3.13, lllld
uglc 9'13: -- I 9
-— —- - '‘*=''-'*---' 2"" in which it. is applied luriii.-hes in the resuit ll _ .3 1 .~ '.\ . . 1-, . 1 . 1,
-. w 3 ~ ~.,; , - _ - ,, ,, _-_-._-._-_fi_..-. — —-—~ ----———----———— i. i... the 1,1.) Ilnlll "Des no «title! I an
1'-“O'l-‘ll l‘-lr llll 01 l‘ "Ml lwlllll‘-5‘ J“ -l ‘"3 ll new certificate til 11*: excolleiice: and we have r - , . , . °
' 1 ~ A ] Up. \i' . ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ’. _g3'_g_i_',-c2'::fi§,‘3?..',§.i?.'i‘>‘7°2i’;l. .l:l'l(llTt".l7Ol'l'.
and loi sale iy L. . . J »:\1 D. 1.. 11 11 .. 1.10.1 1,1 ... 1 -a .—- - -- - «— - _, , , ,
ony to pom o ie.u.cuniu.i . es llilUii\ o . . . . , . . _ ,, ,i.1 .~\ . 3 .1. :3
_ . . . . - v . — .. »._-i. Ho '5 \,~'-:. iii" be- Loiiii-..xi>i\\.i... oi i e.v 01 .at 8‘4~a 8.10
I VHF paitiiei.. up lt_l(I(.i IL i....t ..
multitudes who have expei'ieiii..'ed its ellects, to ‘
to find liiin.
tl2i'eatoi‘iing to far aiiil featlier any t(3ll‘ll)t'3l'llllC(=.
About 11 o'clock, having got.
and full liquidation.
‘_ The manner in which these claims were in
the first place liazarded and create-d—by luring
into mercantile tiaiisactioiis (when the pros-
pects of very profitable exchanges and sales
man they met.
gloriou.-rly <.’runk, and finding no one else to
qi.iai'i'el with, tliey set t.o lighting oacli other,
and succeeded in getting up a gt‘.ll€‘-l't1l row and
l>i'c'ikiiig.soiiie dozen heads. Aftei' this achieve-
lt is uiidc.rsfoor.l that
liq:.iei' vendors will
7,15 uiiil l) A. .‘.l., at 3. 4-._f1|l(l 5. P- M-
Lenvo Neiv I-lacoii for Nor ralk at.'7,t_)0 and
9,40 A. M. amt HI 1.10, 4,53 , :ind8.10.1’. M.
[,11‘1|:l'111ng, Sale to take place .‘o.l.ai"<:li 4th, 1851.
_ , V _
1,1, 1 ,,'1;im;k, P. M. Part. of the money can re-1
were alone unusually ei'.tici:ig.) American mer-
main on inierest, if (l<.'SlI'P<l-
chants and capitalists under the official assu-
iiii-nt they n'isappeai'etl.
the prosecution of the
be
from their engageaiems at the Supc‘;'ioi'Court
rance of government profaction-—would seem
to give them more than ordiiiarv iveiglit. Upon
1111,, P011111 M1-_ sew1,‘1.11, 11, 1135 Speech 1,1,f1,1.e re-suined as soon as counsel are released
-the Senate, after alluding to the long and dies
olating war during the years efl‘793 and lSO1.
holds the followinv lairvuarro, and ftirnislics the
:3 E: s
subjoiued extract from Mr. Jefi"ei'soii:
‘-The cost of siipplies rose two, three, and
four-fold, under the ilemands oftlie belligeieiit
nations. The United States put in niotion. for
_ once. and all at once, the three wlmcls of indus-
try. Proilii::t:in:i, ;'\l.aiiiilin-t.ui‘e, and Exitililllgfl,
and woaltli flowed in upon them like a spring-
tido. The combatants, relapsing into the nmr
ulity of the Barbary Powers. seized and confis
cated neutral ships and tlieir cargoes. Ameri-
can commerce was thus sudlenly checked, and
whii_-li sits to-day.
Mn. l‘ll,|l’i‘OI’tI--.\I‘tltf.ll ha:-:. already been said
on the siihject of the proper vent.ilat.ion of build-
ings, and it is dc.-zerving of still greater consid-
eiatioii, l.nli:iling impiire air has laid the
i‘-ouiidation ol pwiiiziiieiit disc-use and sliorteneil
the days of inany person‘s. But in no buililing
is piiro air more iii‘-.cessary than in the school-
room. Stop ofi‘ fiesh air, and the teacher can
iiiiiiieclizitely perceive lassiti.ide and languor
D.7s£rz'rr/. of Norwul/3 ss Probizéc Court, 1"cbru.ar_7/
’/.'.li.1 51.
S"l‘.-‘.'I‘l<I of DAVID ll. \VAI1I’{.l1‘.N. late
of Norwalk in said District, tleci-iiscd.
'l‘lii-. Ciiurtof Proliaie for the District of
Norwiilli hath limited and allowed six months
froiii the date. hereof, for the Ci'e.ili:oi's of said
listate. to exhibit. their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to pi'e.~;ent their accounts
properly attestecl, within said time, will be de-
barred a recovery. All pei'sonsiiideh,ted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to \VlLLIAM \VAR.R.E.‘T,
6* Adniinistrat.or.
convince iiicreduzility itself of its real value.
Lieut. Miller of the Anny has kiiidlysent. us
the following letter fioin California :
i\'lo.\"ri«:iii-:1’, Jan, 18. 1850.
Mizssiis. A. P. (K3. D. S.i..\‘iis ;—(}eiitli-.iiienl
beg loaveto add my favor of your iuvaliizibla
iiiediciiie. lioping it inay lead some other unfor-
tunate being to try its eliiicts, and that they
may be beiiefilled as I liave been.
I arrived here from the United States b ' the
3
overland route. about the first of ()i:tol:ei' last.
A few days iificrl was attacked with a very
disagreeable eruptinii of the skin,‘ which my
- twecii Ilin sii-i;~:ci'ihei-:: iii the iii:iii.i:;-iaiitilif‘
(iflllci Niirwa lkfiazotte, was tlissolvoil on the is?
Noveiiiliei°.18-‘3(l. Bill:-' duo the coiicern may be
pain’ to either oftlie lll‘i(lt¥l'5l,~'j!i(5tl.
J.-\.;\Il*‘,S -I‘) D.
Si.-‘l"l‘ll lllCl{Ol{, Jr.
Norwalk Jan. 20, 1851.
Ready iifiacie tilcsliing.
7 ‘HR suhsciiber nas taken the store next to
the one occupied by l'~‘1i'. Isaac:-:. which
he has filled with a choice assortinent of ready
made clothing, caps. 1lllli)l'(-‘lillS. die. l"t'.‘l‘SfJllS
iiit':n'li:ig to ptircliiise will do well to Cull
Lu
and 10,55 .-‘i. ;\l ., at 2,16, 5,533. and 9,252 P. M.
1?. ll. .:‘ilASOI‘l, .5'uj':crzizlcna'ant.
and 't?.°5.3’z'2t’::ez‘ 3.2.-‘gr’ Goods.
lllT‘Ci'lCOCl{ (‘J LE.-\Dl}l§A.TEl7f.,~
1’-‘i'<>. 235:’? Broasiliai':i1i'.
, Con. oi-‘ Li-:o::«ii::> .‘5'ri:i~:i-:'- N. Y.
A Vlfi now in store. and 11: (-3 prepared to
re Ki serve customers with all l.ii2ds, and new-
est. and liest. stvles cf
Fall and i"i:atei' E1‘-rcss Goods
vsliicli tlii-._-,i will St‘ll at great l)2l!‘:_-“-Ellis. Their
.>‘l(i(:li eitiliraces. li‘i'eiicli fvlerinus and Cash-
tll'~‘:§'PS, of every (l:".5llill)l(‘- sliiirle and quality,
among his pupils in a little time they cannot
study or even hold their heads erect. ‘.Vl:y is
this? It is because they are again and again
inlialiag air that is vitiated, poisoned and unfit to
Pliysiologists say Lllilt 8.
pliysicisn could not cure. l liappeneil to find
your Sarsa pa l'lll1‘. in ii start-. in this pl.-:i:I-., and
rei‘neinbering the popularity of the lllt'tlll:lll£* at
home. [purchased Illl('(:' liot.:li=_-i, \Vl'ilt‘ll had
the desired effect. of l'i".tll0’»‘ll‘lg my cliffii,-uliy on-
and exaiiiiue his stncli, for he will sell goods as‘ ) 1 _ . _
Chem) .15 C11,] 1161-0111111 e1\,e\,,1",“, l ai'aiiii:tla:<, or Lolmigz Clntlisj. of various col-
C LA . ~ 7 " . s . o .
‘ 1.1 MA(;_\v11;R_ :11",-‘;' in i1l1|)1r)f‘.‘t1‘l'Ill1l)t'l't.‘- llliltlt1ill1?ll”1)l't?Cl:8li; likto
- — ‘ r- em. 11.0 (I " 'l )t)l.l ‘t it: co‘ . ' -
Noi-milk, .lz:n. 13th, 15.11. 2 -{9} ’ V -I‘ ‘D j.‘ . ° 1 ""
_____g_ V, __ _ , A, an ( iisliinni-0.». and . e Laiiis. of the newest;
tirely. \Vith high i'e,'_rasil.~: yours &’4:. 'g~.'.':',...j;.,_,.. _$gs...,y,.0-,? "’.-tags-5-:~ and lll0:'I llt%Sll'.’ll)lf‘ pzitiezizizg French. Eiiglish
.. I . ‘u ‘ Q53 54;. .3‘; .. .lc'.'..- «yd: ,1 _ 1 _ q_‘ 1 .-_ ,
J. H. \llLLlLl*., U. S. A. 1-111 111,-_ S111,5L.1.11,1,1.11,1>.11,51 1.1,1m.1,1.11 1-1.1m,};1,_w nail A|‘."h':‘l'l(,‘Eill (,;:lli(.‘U(‘S; .__.:l.is of every kiiiu:
“ " lirtitzllt‘. Long and .‘,~'.'1ii:ii'i» Sliawls; VVooli=.ii, or
7'” , ‘fork with ‘l l‘ll""0 lot i.-film .io.-«t ‘.\'=ll(‘l' ‘ _
From. Z.-‘L.-3 btizlc 0/‘."llun.e. p1.,.‘”_l 1.Mm,§ 10 1,1, ." 1,1.“ 11 11.1.1,” 111,.,111’,1,- pi‘ R.-ib liny do do; Canton Grape and '1 hibet
. . I -.i . .-:i- -~"7 “:-,‘ "' . " . ,- . _ _
The attention ofllie l'i‘il(lBl‘ is iiallcd to the 111111” 1~w1)1NH,Ov1,1_ 811095, 1111 111- w1111.'1H.,.-111 1,1, .:;li;i|v.‘ls; l‘I7l'1i’,i i.ii_lei,iil evci-ytliiiig adapted to ibe
l‘illl oi \'i inter scasoii. as well as to every
o:‘iii=r seiisoii cl the year, niakiiig theit stock
. ‘ . ' . , . . .\ . l . . ' ., -\ . .
following ceitificate if i1lf)llliil a ile cuie el—. 5011 1,111,111) 1-01. (,"S11_ 1;_ 11A1\ 1,1.lg_
unit of 2.10
fecled by using only five bottles of Saiid’s Sai-
rapai-itla. E31131 533-;
SlDZ\'I~‘.Y. Maine.) April I5, is.-30. F1 CASE tliiu i‘~.l':ll .<-‘aw.-. ii i.~.-i-. for Still.‘ ls." sans/F. £22 anew York,
' ‘ - I \ I 1 'N.' - ‘ ' 7' ‘ ‘. '1 . . . . . .
1\li«:ssus. A. 13. Ex’. D. SANDS i——-(:e:itlonii=n 2 S’ illgfu l.‘ 6.. Qt) l.\ l it I). .1111 ,_,,._.m1‘._.11,1,,1.:11,1,_ 1.10“ 1m1.11L.111m.1y.LO111010,.
this is to certyfy tliai the Slll)S(5l'll)i-‘l’, of Siilney. ' ' 1‘ tail i)l.l.~'ll}t*Ss_ lioiiig ilieriisclvos in Colislilnt com.
- N - - . . " .
County 0lK8m1el1eC. blHl0_0l M5Il!i0._lI:1sl>e.ei inuzili-aiinii with lilt'll' (1llSl0lll6l‘.‘i, learn their
tlllllctetl niore or less ever siiice my birtli, with w::i-ire, ::n(l will siipniy ll‘(‘.lll, if any pains, and
Scrolula, which coiitiiiueil to increase until last the markets of this or any .otlier country will
the revenues it yielded rapidly dei.-lined. Jef-
ferson. then Seci-etary of’ State, met the emer-
gency wiih a declaration:
I have it in Ci‘i'dl',‘.,'6 froin the President to assure
the iiicrcliiinls of the United States coiiccriicd in
forcigii coinnierce or iiavigatioii, that attention will
be paid to any injiirios they m.i_v suffer on the high
sea.-: or in foreign coiiiitries. coiitrar_v to the law of
nutions or to existing tiieiities; and that, on their
-fiirw:iriliiig hither well-aiiilicnticatcd evidences of
ilie saine, proper proceedings will be adopted for
their relief.
Thus. with the Government for underwriters,
the American merchant was led to more ven-
turous enterprises, and as the sequel sliows
after hundreds fell a prey to the French pri-
vateers, which by order of their Goveriinient.
..Z}(..SlI"(:(.'/» -of [tic/gcjiclil as Probate C'ouri!, Jan-
i/nr_7/ ‘.23!/. I851.
S'.l‘.~\'l‘E ot'CHAI-‘iLl£S DAUCHY. late
of Ridgefield in said district, deceased.
The Adininistrator represent the estate in-
solvent, anil prays the appointment of Coni-
inis..~ioiie.rs tlieremi.
Ore/crcc/_—'l‘liat C0minissionei's to receive
and examine the claims oftlie creditors of said
estate be appointed at the probate office in
lliilgefield on the first day of Marcli, 1851, at
3 o’(.-lock aftci'iiooii; of which all peisoiis in iii-
terest will take iiutice, and appear, if they see
cause. and he heard tlie.i'0.oii.
6* EBENEZER HAJVLEY, Judge.
For Sale.
THE subscriber ofl'er;-3 for sale a neat
suppc rt animal life.
per.-zon will breathe over 10 cubic feet ofair per
minute; new at this rate how long would it
take to expend the air of a crowded room?
Take for illustration the Over River school
room, which contains 6030 cubic feet of air;
the general attendance being 75 scholars the
air would last said number just 8 uiinutes, and
the sa me air could not be lireathed a second
time without; deletoiicns coiisequeiicos. Under
these circumstances, with a densely crowded
- . . ' 7.4. .7:
E2.ew.e.;ci1. '£§.f?_".‘¢.-..'.“«Z'.~;“'.-’.i.l.
LL 1)F‘l‘.~‘0llS liiiving iiiiseiileil tI('!Zf)lll'llS on
were scouring the sea in quest of prizes. Here
we will quote from Mr. Seward again as more
fully elucidating the point:
“On the 9th of May, 1793, France authori-
zed armed vessels and privateers to arrest and
bring into her ports neutral ships, laden wholly
or in part either with provisions belonging to
neutral nations and destined to an enemy’s
ports, or with merchandise belonging to an en-
emy. and declared that such nierchandise
should be lawful prize, while such provisions
should be paid for according to their value at
the place of destination, and just indemnifica-
tion should be made for the freights and the
detention of the ships. This decree was altern-
ately rescinded as to the United States, restor-
ed, rescinded again, and finally restored and
loft in full effect.
American vessels known and confessed, but
found without passport or certificate in the ex-
act form prescribed by the ‘lid article of the
Treaty of Amity and Commerce, were, by a
decree of the 3d of March, 1797, declared law-
ful prizes.”
The turn and assuuiption which was made
by the U. S. of t.hese claims. always allowed
by France as just against her, are thus summed
up by Mr. Seward:
Fz°rsl—On the 6th' day of February. 1778,
and on the 14th of November. 1788.the United
States and France entered into reciprocal
political and commercial engagements mutually
bnneficnd.
Sccondly—Tl1at previously to the 30th of
September, 1800, France violated her eng:ige-
meats by committ.ing depredations. in which
merc‘iiants, citizens of the United States, sus-
tained damages to the amount of $'20,000,0llO,
of which. alter allowing all claims adjusted,
room, I ask the community whet.her I have not
the right, in justice to myself and school, to
avail myself ofthe usual methods of ventilation
by letting the windows down from the top—or,
if the weather be not. cold, raising a window on
each side. Thus I have sometimes done when
the air vas so oppressive that I could breathe
only with the greatest difficulty and when my
scholars were actually panting forfresli air that
would come without cost and give them relief.
To what health demands, no one ought to raise
objections, even ifat cost, and it is truly a de
plorable thought that regrets the admission of
good free air in a room filled with L‘lllldl'P.l‘,
when we know that the absence of it will pit-
.vent the formation and development ofa strong
const.it.utiou.weaken the body and make it sus-
ceptible of disease.
I wish to say to my patrons that I have ever
endeavored to act with judgment and prudence
in the ventilation of my school-room—some-
times admitting fresh air when that confined in
the room had become so oppressive (not with
heat merely,)tliat I could not teach or scarcely
respire. And I also beg leave to say that I
think I know the wants of my school as well at
least as an individual that never comes near us,
but stands at a distance with an ever vigilant
eye ready to give credence to every report to
the disparagemeiit of myself. and to faillifully
circulate the same. [-1. S. BEERS.
Q? The above communication was intended
for last week’s piiper, but was crowded out.
.= . ~. two-storydwelling.store and out-houses,
all in first-rate order, situated on Rodeo I-lill,
near Capt, lra Ford's and about a mile west of
South Norwalk railroad depot, together with 12
acres of plow, ineadow and wood land, with it
fine orcliard of grafted trees and fruit of all
kinds ; it will be sold at a bargain. Terms
made easy for purchasers, and possession given
on the first of April. Enquire oflRA COOK,
on the preinises.
South Norwalk, Ct., Feb. 1st, 1850.
For Sale.
A Farm of 45 acres situated two miles
_. -' from New Canaan village, on the road
to Ridgefield. It is well located and has an
exrcelleiitliiiilding site. P HILO S. FITCH.
New Canaan, Feb. 1st, 18:51. 2t*5
Farm for Sale.
. THE subscriber offers for sale that.
'5 ll‘ valuable homestead.formerly owned and
occupied by the late Capt. Aaron Lee, contain-
ing nearly 24 acres of land, with a dwelling
house. barn, carriage house and grainery, &c.,
all liavingreceinly been tliourougly repairer-l.—
Tlie land is ofthe best quality, and well water-
ed, containing a choice selection of fruit trees
ofvarious kinds. and lies on the direct road
from Ridgefield villa {re to the Norwalk 66 Da ii-
bury railroad depot, to lie located at Marvin
Siii.l'ord’s and about one and a half miles from
the same, and about two miles from said vil-
lizige. Also ifdesired about 16 acres of wood
and piistureluiid, lying a short distance from
said hoinested. lftlie above property is not
sold before the 1st of March next. it will be to
let‘. FRANCIS A. ROCK\VELL.
Ridgcfield Feb. 4th, 1851.
tf5
.l‘ebriiai'y. ln Januai'y, my legs were so swol-
len I could rot gel" on a boot or a atocking, and
had several large sores on me all the time. It
this situaiion.I w s.
whenl was advised to try Sand‘s .‘:‘ai'a:iprilla.
I had not much faith in it, but I send to Augus-
i, iVIe., and procurred a bottle, which did me
so much ggod, I sent and got a nether, and con-
tinred until I had taken five bottles.
perfectly well.
this lBl.l'.('.l‘ is afliicted with and disease of Scro-
fulii I would most sincerely iecommend and
advise them to make use offiands Sarsziparilla
lfany per:-ion wisliing further iiiforiiiation about
my case bp calling npoii me I can convince
tliem oftlie healing power oftliis iimiliciiie.
about to give up in despair
I am no\v
If any person who may l°Pll(l
STEP l-l EN C. HA Y WOO D.
A.ugustn, April 16, 18:30.
P. S.— \Ve are personal acquainted with
Signed
Hr. Haywood, and believe his stateiii-_=.iit to be
true.
Sigiied.
DILLING HA M" & TITCOI-M B.
Prepared and sold, wlinlcsale and l‘(’l.2-lll,l)y
A. B. 6.: D. SANFDS, Druggisf and Cliemist.
100 Fulton street. corner of \Villiani, New
York. Sold also by druggists generally tlirouli-
out the United States and Canadas.
per bottle zsix bottles for
E. BISSELL, Norwalk, Ct’
Price 31
For sale by W’.
6
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.‘
Farm for Sale
Near Wits/iingloiz, D. C.‘
ONE oftlie very best farms in =.‘»Iaryland,
abour 5 miles from the capitol, coiisistiiig
of some ‘200 acres of grain, grass and wood
land, is offered for sale upon very accoininoila-
tiugtorms,and for less than two-tliirds its value.
lt is the former residence of‘ the late Judge
my books of more than two l‘t‘l0:lillF st:iir.l-
ing, nl'(>3vl'e(1l1(3Sl0ll to call and iriake iiniiicdiziie
" ' . -- ~ ' * u uiil
payment, and receive the t'i.inl.s ol .h., ....o
C. J. G.‘-‘..U:\lAf\‘.
'sciibc-r.
Festival. . 1
Ill’. Ladies Beiievnlciit. Associatioii of
. ("re-.oi'gctoi.vii in tlietowii.-‘liip of Reililiiig,
' - ' ' ~ I L.’ .5 i'. .u
1-especifnlly solicit the lli't(‘.ltflillll,e()| .lic jllulllxf.
at a fn.-ttii':il to be licld on the evening of the
1.'—;t.li of l*‘eb., in the stone building of =.\'Iessi'.~;
tiilliert, Beiiiiett‘ dc (}o., a few rods froin the
i'e.-‘idoiice ofhlr. l-jdwiii (}ill.m't and being sit-
uated about liall'\~'av l.|(‘.l.‘r'(‘ll the Siigiii' flui-
low turnpike and the Old DaiiliiiI'_'i’ l’01|<l. ISBHS)’
of access from either. There will be a liund-
some supper on the first floor for all wlio wish
to pzirtake. at 25cts each. fler wuicli upon the
ttiird floor tliero will be a spl:-ndid fancy table,
consisting of i-ef'i-nsliirimils. L'0lé?"l'0l‘*’l'.‘7~ ll""ll"'-
toyr, écc T‘lic<:el.'-.lii':ito:l '3i'ii:-as lhinilof lIiili;e-
field, will be in iittciitlaiiicodaring the eveiilng.
which will add mucli in the |)li’.'.'.~'ili‘e and intuit-
of the conipany. 1\(lmllilllC(‘- (ris-
N. B. If the weather is uufavorabl it will be
held the first far evening, 234
O1-‘Flcl-I I‘IiiI’!-‘. MU’1‘U.'tL Liri-1 [.\'si;i:.iNcr:Cii.
S'i'.-\.\ii-‘Orin, January ililtli, 135i. 2
TOTICE is liereliy given that. the annual
E riiei-ting of the iii:-‘iiilier.-i of the Hope
Mutual Life lnsui'an(:e Coiiipaiiy of Staiiiloril.
Conn.. will be liolden at the et'l'i«.:<-. ofllie Com-
pany on the secciid Tuesilayot'l"i-lii'uary,185?,
at 1'0 o’clocli in the foi'enooii,forihe. election of
six trustees, and for the Iraiisactinn of any
other business proper to come lioliiio said meet-
ing. The polls will be open from 10 U’Cl0L'li
A. M. until 1 o’clo('l:. P. Ill.
214 V/M. H. HOLLY. Scci'ot_tli‘y.
Very Cheap.
entiblo them to do so, In arlditioii to tlieir
E.‘{T '1-.‘-.’SlVF. AS.‘5()l~’Jl‘i"\ll£-.'\"I‘ OF
'3RFSS GOO(_)S,
tfiey hrive 1)|ll't".llitS'.‘f_l llCltVll_‘.’ of llousewife rind
lfillillly Articles, and are prepared to servo
tlioir custnniors with 1\i':ii'.\.‘i-.illi-.s and Toilet
Qiiiltli; Viiidoiv Diapcry Muslims, of which
they lli'lV'O very large and splendid assortments.
Linen Slicotiiigs and Sliiitiiigs, Dainasks,
Di;ipi=.rs and I\::;ikins, and indeed every kin
of Linen Goods, whit-.li they ordered before the
reizi-,iit advaiiccs in prices, and will sell
FULL 20 PER CENT BELOVV TIIE
US U./IL RA TES.
Also. all kinds of plain Cotton Goods. together
'lll1 Woolen liliiiiliets, Flannels, Canton Flan-
iiels, and, in sliort, cverytl'iing_ a lady or fumi-
ly can .‘\'i'illll”. in the D_ry Goods line, inciuding
i~.ver_i,' kind and style of
l‘.Ee:::-:2iii;Z.i:;._: mail [Idalf .l‘i1o111*11i,ng
Da'r::'es vocals, - -
and a full iiiid perfect assortment of Gentle-
men‘s Under Sliiits, Drawers. Scarl'.~; and Cra-
vats, Silk and Ltnen Pocket Haiidl.'ei‘chiel§,
iilovefi. Suspeiidei°;<, ll osiery, Broiidclotlis. Cas-
.~:imei'es, \’ cstiizgs, dcc... 55., at prices far below
the usual rates of Gentlemen’s Furuisliing
Stores. V . 37
\_®:E§l'.iIfi"v'l75.7§;3'€L3'€§’a _P1G-.i‘l'.EF3l!
fig l"l‘:\17will0i9g2!UlUiriiiiliiis, from the city
of New York, has just been placed upon
ll“? l0Ul-8 lJetW’:.en NOl‘\‘.'1!ll§ and South Nor-
\‘,-'Hlli-. and will leave either place. (near the
(foiinecticut Hotel at the Biidge, and the Rail
lioiul. Station at South Noi'wall;,) at such hours
-".s will acconioilate those arriving by. or wish-
ing to ltll-l(.‘. the tr:‘.iz‘.s. - ‘.":i.LiA1ii CROPUT.
‘.\’or'.valk. Oct. 7, 1850. 41
Map of Eaiorwallz.
LE’-VldE undersigne.d propososto publish (pro-
vided ii sufiicieiit nuinlier of subscriliers
be obtained.) a new Map of the town of Nor-
walk, from actual survey, by an experienced
and practical siii-vi=yoi' from Philadelpliia. Also.
a separate plan ofthe l)0l")l‘lgl1 of Norwalk and
there still remaitis the sum of-$10,000,000, ex-
clisive of inti-rest.
T/Lirdl]/—Tliat the United States negotiated
with France for payiiient of those daiiiages,:i;id
also for ii release from their ancient obligations;
and that France conceded the claims for dam-
Doi-sey of Md., who expeiicle-,d many thousand Q‘: P]-NO-ABDOMINAL Sift? l>{‘,-]1'1,‘}.j{‘(S
dollars in beautllylllg llle gl"’”"‘l'~"~ lllllllllllg-is | and Sliouliler l)I'flC<?-is for curvature oftlie
c‘\'.c , and obtaining llle Clmlllesl "*'ll'l°ll“'5 ‘ll 0"‘ Spine and kindred clisellses; of 2lilSiZ9S,lIil' sale
erV 517'“-Cle-5 0f ll‘-lll° Tll"'l'e ‘S “P0” llle lllllce at very low prices (iiearly one half less than
a large and .'.ommodioiis two and a half stoiy ['01-me.-l_y,) l)_'\'ll1a sul)5Cl'llJ(‘,}'. ("tail and see
dwelling and ot.he.r suitable outbuildings. An 1111,11; at the office of DR. A. IULL.
'€.Ii§ii.1'...e2~ fiends.
'E‘3}__A§> C. I-~’.A.\'DLl~l has just opened the
_l‘::.? - most splcurliil assortment of caps, furs
auil unihrellas, ever oli'ered in Norw:ilk,- “nil 317-
priiios -beyoiiil coiiipelitioii. Call at No. 17
l.~’?é*“' A barn in Danbury, belonging to Peter
l3n..'num, was destroyed by fire, on Friday night
last; and on Sunday night, another directly
opposite, was set on fire, but quenched.
ages, but demanded national iiiilemiiities for a —————-——- the village of Soiilli Norwalk. will be given, 1 ._ _ ,_ d , 1 1., _. 1-11 . 1., 1 ..,.,. - V. ;, , 1 .1. 1:... . .. 1.. 111-111.; 51111,,
ii ' * . . ( .- i , - _ ,- . - . . ., - . -_ ' '- - ,- , ~ 2 ,* . . ». _, ' , _ _____»_,_______,__.,____-
I1 (1 50 8 C0 lPllL\Vl 0 I lfilll “I” not be 1] c,[n(l1d,1[e ('01 {he P11_51(lenC§, but el‘3 Ill lllfill PlOp(’l places OH I 18 in ll) US yield 1] C161”. Profit dbourl ‘11)11]6
Sileigh Bells. ' -
D97, ,9-i',1«;1(;‘f1 BELLS, assort-
ei _ ,
ed sizes and colors, on straps and by
the dczeii, for sale by .
6: QUINTARD.
renderiiig it valuable for present. as well as
future reference. The map will be handsomely
colored. mounted, and delivered to subscribers,
at per copy, payable on (ielivci'y-
RICHARD CLARK, Publisher,
38-l South Third st. Pliilad.
NEIV supply of’ llovey’s patent hay-
cuttet's,jiist. rec’d by
S'l.‘R.l-‘.E'I‘ 6.: QUINTARD.
trees, with plums, apricots, quinces. pears, 226(3-
tariiies, cherries, grapes, &c., and about one
acre of the fincst strawberries. About one
hundred acres is of the richest and most pro.-
ductivo soil--the remainder is in wood and gra-
zing laiid. Under propercultivation the l1letltl-
my will cut 100 tons of good hay, which in ES'F;X',l‘l§ of M.-‘xTTHl3\V IilSNi\'l7.'l"I‘,
\Vasliington market is al 'ays worth $20 per late of Rediling, in said rlistrir.-t.diiceased.
ton. This market is proverbial as being the ' ‘he Court of l.’robatc for the district. of Red-
best in the Union for the farmer. as all his ding hath limited and allowecl six inontlis from
products bring the very highest price. On the the date liereof, for the creditors of said estate,
place is a cliiilyliome spring, which is cnnsid- to exliibit tlieircliiims for settlement. Those
ered the best of mineral waters for debilitated who neglect to present. tliei 'accounts. ll|‘0P0l'l.i'
and invalid pei'srms. It is beautifully situatetl, attested, within said time. will be debarred a
pi'overlii.'illy liealthy, and easy of access to the recovery. All persons hiilebted to said estate
city. It will be sold iita great sacrifice because are requested to make immediate payment to
Fourthl_7/—-Tliattlie United States renounced
their claims for (lainages, in C()llSl(.lel'lllit)ll of a
-release by France of the treaties, and of her
claims for damages.
F2_'fIlil;2/—'1‘li:it thus the United States con-
fiscated ten millions of private property oftheir
mercliauts and applied it to the pui-chase of
-national benefits, under a Constitution which
declares that private property shall not be taken
for public uses without. just compensation to
‘its owners.
The present bill awards but $500,000,000 to
cover all that remains of these claims, to be
if his friends desire, he will run for the House
of I’tepi'ese.ntatives in St". Louis. He will,
ho\ve.ver, be a candidate, at all hazards, for the
U. S. Senate, at the next election, in opposi-
tion to Mr. Atchinsnn, his present colleague.
STREE .
Di'stri'ci of Rcahiing ss Probate Court. January
‘.3-'ll.lz.. 18:31.
??T.i3'>'.‘.<;'re‘.~:i.-1 GP.lDI)Lf~1S, an excellenli
article for baking l)llt2l{\\'llt‘.:ll cake-‘..
LOCK\VOOD, I-IAl(_}ll'I‘ &: CO.
Valentines.
'l§l'O'\-'i.7 opening at BlSSELL’S.«'1 large and
.l_ extensive assertineut. of Valentines for
St. Valentine’s day, comprising every variety to
suit the taste ofall. Also. Valentines writers.
embossed and lace]not.e pa ponenvelopes. mot-
to wafers, seals &c., for sale at‘ low prices.
W’ BISSELL.
1851.
CoU.\"ri:iiFi~:i'r ’l‘i-:iv'Ci:.\‘T Pii-zci-:s.—A vast
number often cent counterfeit coins have been
issued from a secret mint in Connecticut.—
They hear the dates, respectively, of 1847 and
1848, are well executed and are passed with-
out any difficiilty. The principal feature prov-
ing their spiirious chai'acfer is the absence of
Eros; and Steel!
FULL assortment of American, Sweed-
ish and Jiiglisli Iron. ioiind, square and
flat; and Cast, liiiglisli-blistei', German, Ameri-
can and Spring Steel on hand and for sale by
legally established, and paid pi'oport.ioiiately, Q
S'1‘lllil£T 6:. — Ul.V'l‘AlD-
Norwalk Jan. ‘.28,
without interest. Said \Vashingt.on, “Let the _
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merchants send hither well-authenticatec! evi- the circlet of stars around the figure of Liberty, J UST reo’d. a large assoi't.uient of lanterns. the owugr is unaqlet to lllltlitlfl to itsdmanage- 5’-‘* (1.l.l.OR(JI.lL LENNI:-. 1, Admmlblldtol - Oct. 1..t. 18-90.
. . . . . - - . t su 1 arms lot on in u tr us ~ ' "—-"'""‘.'"' . ,, , , _ . . ’
58008 of then‘ claims. and Propel‘ measures which the genuine ten cent pieces have. Locxwoon, HAieH'r6CC:t _ 2:31“ ('mnel:,gI:;1p,fnm,,,f W11], 1, 1311",; 1511111131] 131111 IVIOIIF8 Light. USH l O-.\. til...-Xkiit do pub .36-I
, -_ - fn ‘d . r ° 1 1, d d 1* d ‘ ‘ _ ' . . ' 2 1 . 11 b,.. - 1, 1:1 '1 -,.1 c0d|jy(;1'()il i-ex.-’il fresh everyivcekz til 0
shall be taken for then who , an, we c.in but Fhese bogus coins iave een taste , an we cheese. W,-01,115,, and pay for 11, from its own earnings, RESI-1 Camp iene! an 1 .lInin_.,l nic ji sl, (1 d I d in H“ fog‘ fig by
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hope and believe the House williedeem this to be a mixtuie of metals BaSily_'fllSll)l0-1 with a THE best in town, at OL MSTEADW 14 oJiuf)ui§lSi;3i1i;.;i1ticulars inquiiq at thig ofiice. by rec d an S'<1)‘iRs§§r1:y é€le(%E1l[1L?TAR1(3. the doz at N. Y. Prices: M BISSELLD.
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sacred and venerable caga gement. plating of silver. ~ .
Norwalk Chronicler