For the Gazelle.
There are so many misi'epreseiit:itions on
8 part of the democratic press as to the con-
in ofo tr State Finances under \Vhig rule on
e one hand, and under democratic auspices
tho otlier, that it seems due to truth and
stice,tliat an attempt should he made to
'esmit tho inattnr in its true liglit, in oiult-.i'
tilt the. people may iiiicleistaiitliiigly forni tliei:
lii undertaltiiig this task 1 i)t-‘llOV(‘-
can speak to you witliont. pi-t-jutlice, My
l(‘.[S Will be tlt'l'l\"(‘(l lrotii tifiiciiil di:(;um(=,iit5
pinion.
iid my iiifei'ences and deductions from tliein
'ill. 1 hope, appea r lL‘-j_'llltt1ttlt-‘. and t-ori'ect. To
lust rate the nature :ii:d t:liat'at:tci' of these mis-
'eprescntat.ioiis l i'e.l't.-.r to it i-occiit editorial in
I Bl'l(lgfip(11'l’[)t~T|1el‘ wliereiii it is i'epre='e.iitetl
hatthe Whigs l'HSl.ll1l(?-(l the power in 1841;
nd liinnd ES‘24.t)O0 in the treasui'_V. and that
his suin had been cxpcndt-d, until in f\‘1ttl‘(:lt
18:30 a debt. or deficit had lwczi by that party
Now the
truth is that. the (l{'lt1l)(,'l‘l1t'_\-' wci-e in power
in 1846. :ind on the 31st‘ of .\1ai'cli, 18-10. the
\Vliigs lcft clean cash in the treasury $1-1,711.1
73, and dnriiig that; year, this l:a'.aiice. niidt-i‘
created to the aiiiouiit of $.3S.(l(1().
deiiinciatii: |1|tlllttg"tl1t‘l1l\\’2tS speiit,and in addi-
tion thereto a debt of $11.50? (58 ci'catt-tl. for
wliicli Alonzo W’. liirge. as trozisiiix-i'._t_::ive his
iiote———aiid llti‘l't". was not the lirst. dollar in the
t.-'t~zisui'y when the \Vlii_gs (lit! resume in 15-17.
This .sli-:i't'.'s :iii excess of cxpetidilnrcs over
$‘.’G.(10l).—-
The (’.X])t-H1tl1l'.tll'0S of that year were 3ltl2 G19
35. In the next year uiitier ‘.Vliig rule they
were -1997.321 78. The piesciit debt of the
State coin:iiciicer.l l1tl'i(‘l' deiiiocralic auspices.
current l't"t‘,t'l])lS for that year of
and this (lHl)1 has la-en iiici‘t=ast»d lroni time to
time. until on the 31st. Match. 18:30 there iverc
notes outstanding to the anioniit of 43
with liowever cash in the 'l.1l'PtlSl1|‘y to the
1'll1t0‘.ll;t of 5321,32-1 76. thus leavitig on that
d.iy a tlt-ticit. of $.'}(i'.8S'7 GT accruing in 11711:‘
ye.ai's, $1l.:3(5;’ (58 of which was cis-atcd t.ititlei'
“ doiiiot-.i'atic auspices." The real truth is that
’1tll(let'l)f)lll \Vliigs and deinocrats the expenses
-of this State (§.\1C(?t’(lt‘(l its current i'eccipts.
‘Oar expciises, t1(-‘.CE‘..§S£ll‘_V too. aiul in pursuaiice
of existing laws wt-rc ltll'j'_{5.‘l' than our lll(.‘0t11F'.
'.l‘lie legisliitiire of 18-19 imposed a tax upon
railroad stoclt. which if it. had been paid would
But all llttitqtzilti
rs»
have supplied this (leticieiicy.
in the lil1'llt()f})v:llttlllP.\'1'01’(llSl'(!gtIl‘Li()l‘lll(1 law.
‘ The lej4isl;ittii'c of 18-30 did attenipt to i'c3ie*.‘c
the .‘_~'tate fioni debt, and passed cortaiii laws
wliicli wiil ultiiiiatcly. and at no tlistai.-t day,
t-ffect that olijcct. I wish not to discuss lllt‘
policy of tlies--. laws or to exp.-e:s any opinion
upon tlitini in this plat-o.. By iiicieascal i'cvc-
mics and taxation more iiiouoy has lJx“t*I1 pro-
vided and g|‘C‘t1lt!l‘l)lll".1(‘l1S iiiiposet.’ upon lllt‘.
conininiiity. Thus the debt will be paid, and
altliou7_1li as it coniiiiunity we are econoiiiical
and saving almost to pazsiiiioiiy. yet the people
will cliecrhilly be taxed and linrdeiied to pay
their just debts.
lint I propose to t-=nqii':i'e how much the new
hurden is. and how iiincli ('I’('llli is tluc them it
tliey are t-iiablcd ll1t.‘l‘l.*.l)_\' to pziy-.$‘3:'1.ll‘)l) ol'the
(it-ht.
000 will liavt-3 liecii paid at the on-.l ofllie li.~.cal
\\''o are
It is i1lI1tUlt1t(,'t“Ll by ai.=tltni'ity that $30,-
yt-ar. to wit: the 211st t\1arcli, 1-551.
boitiid to prcsttuit-. that it is an lioiit-st tlUt'l:tl'i1'
tion. lf so. 1 will tlicn deiiiunstrt:te that t'.Vt'.l)
niivler t,lt.nii:ici‘titic :iiispir:es the expeiiscs of the
.57-ttite have iiicretitetl. 'l'lio e.\‘penses for the
fiscal ye;ii' existing the 31st of t‘-1ai'cli.18:30.
aniotiiitetl (inclutliii_'__v_ lttli‘-1'0-3'1) to the large sum
of1'3'1.7'2(l .-H. and the iictt rcvciine to 111.191
73. thus showing that the t-urrciit. cxpeiiscs ex-
cee=.lad the i'evcnucs 1l).:3'3‘.i 11.
t\’ow. of those mzpciist-.5 that (‘.lIlf’l'f‘(l into the
account. of last year the following izeiiis wilt
not form any part of the ci-tpoiiscs of ll1.; pres-
ent, viz:
lfixpense of the revised st.-states, $5006
Salary aiitl eqioiises of assistant
coiiiiiiissitiiiei' of the school liind.
One year's salaiy and I-xitetlst‘-‘ Of
clerk for seci'et;ii'_y and also t-oinptrol-
It-‘.1’: both et1l(‘.l'o‘(l in last year's :H:('.UUItt
liir ‘two years catch. but one salary can
be ('.lltt1'_’.{“(l ii this prt-st-iit year.
'l‘lie saiiic do. tlii‘ Stt1:I|’_\’ ol‘adj't gen.
(:‘l1tll'_Qe!l as above. but one can be
(:l1:tl‘_L('.tl this t)l'r'SF1ti. year.
The Sttp:i()t'l tit'piistiiii-is in the co.
gaols al'ici' conviction cost the State lot‘
the yet. r eiitliag the Slst ‘.\Iarcli. ’50,
531 1.15:} ()2; for ol'tlit-. prt-st-.iit. liscal
_t,‘eItl'.0l' sinct-. the 4th of July that. ex-
pense has lieon tliiowu oft" front the
State and in lieu tlici'cot'iiiiposetl upon
the counties. 5% ol‘ 1 1-153 0;’ is
Certain co<ts acci'iiiii_;g liclore a jus-
tice of the peacein-i'etolhiepatdliytlie
State are iiowor since the 4llt ol July
iinpost-.t_l upon the towns. 'l‘lie tinni-
bei'ol'criniinal prosectilioiis for the last:
_\'ear was 787; these all innst iit'ccssa-
rily have their ori<_t,iii liefore a justice,
3 uftlieni at -310 is 5910
'l‘licsesevei';ilitt-insnialtetliesniiioff32,35-1
DPtlUCl excess of expeiiditut'es over
receipts as bel'oi'e stated,
92.5
10,529
Leaviiig it ba'ance of 11.825
at. the end ofthc present fiscal year.
ing that the i'eveiiue-s front othersniircesai'ctlie
same anti that the expeiiditures with the ex-
Suppos-
. ceptions above are also the same in the two
years, now le-t us see what z.dditinnal rev-
enues were provided hy the last Le.gi.~l.iti.'.i'e.
\Ve have put. the new railroad tax. ‘\'lil(:l1 by
authority we learn to be 3'35.0llll. 'l‘liv in
creased amount. of State tt:..v. by i'el'usiiig all
aliatoineiits and allti\viiig- no collcclor’s fees
may be thus stati=d—b7tatu tax paid and to he
paid this year, $70.7‘-"7 30-; next proceeds of
State tax last. year. 58,181; the actual inciease
then is $1'2.(i'll3,3 .
i'oad tax above statcd cash in t-rcasury at
the» lie},-iiining of the year. $21,324, and
the estiinated sum above of $11,825, and we
have the sum of -3570.752, stifticieiit. to pay the-
entirc indebtedness of tho Ftiitc and still leave
in the treasury more than $1'2.(l0(), yet the
(lem0Cl'itt:y assume and take gloat l11(’1‘l1 to
themselves that they have been enabled to pay
only $211,000 ofthe debt. Consequently, sup-
posiiig iliat they are honest in this opinion, and
Add to this and roll
that they do not mean just licl‘ore the election
to iistonisli the people with a magiiiticent dis-
meiit," the democratic party in the present
your will have expended more money tliiiu was
expentled»: in the year precetling. ‘l have se-
as the expenses were larger that year than at
any previous period. TRUTH.
lieiiig a iiiiscrahle ass.
derived tli3i'cli'oni was a iiit=iig_i't- suni o. ,,,.;.tiO(l ‘
play ol more wonderful "judicious inanage--
lected the last year as the one to compa re with-
A_‘. ..
llth Senatoriai Dist. Convention.
The Convention to nominate a candidate for
Senator for the 11th Senatorial District. met
at Danbury on the 12th day of instant. March.
The Conve.nt.ion was called to orde.r by Fied-
ci'it.-lt Edwards, Esq.. of Sliernian, and organ-
ized by the appointnieiit of the following
officers :
Fl°tlCDlSl’tlCl\' 1CD\V.-XRDS, Pres.
11.tr.r.i‘ 13. l3.'i'i'i-rs, f:'ec’_v.
Alicr duo dtalibeivitiuii, on motion of Beiijn-
mitt Norris, EPII 11 A131 MOSS \Vl1l'l'l‘i of
Danbury was iinaniiiiously tlec'arcd to lie the
Whig candi.lat.e for Senator for the 11th Sena-
torial District.
1 - - .
'l. he following iesoliitioiis were adopted :
Rt‘$Ul'\'t!tl. That the impui't:iiici,- of the coming
political coiitt-st ncni.iiids that cvt-ry Whig should
he awaltc and exert lziinst-ll’ to secure th; election
ol ‘the cntirc ‘t‘.‘liig. lilatc, Cniigrcs.~ioii.il. Coniiiy
ant b.‘eii:ilot‘i:il Nttiiiiistitiiiiis.
llcso rt-tl, '1'iia.t. l:aviii_:_: tlic iitinost coii.‘i:lciire in
the tiliility and political-iiiti-_'_riity ot' i“.plir:iiiii Llloss
Wliitc. l'I.~'q., we do t-lict-i'lnll_v l‘(_'Ctlllltt)t'1lt‘l hint to
ll1(‘.L'l4.'t_'ll)t‘.~‘ at’ the llilt >‘.ciiattii'ial District as a
ctiiidzdtitii lint’ Slate Setitiloi‘.
l{c.<ulvt-tl, That the iioiiiiiititioti of the Hun,
’l‘_lins. 13. lliiilcr tor (}tiii§;i'css by the (,‘oii_:§i'cssim;.
al (.?:i:i‘.'ciiiioii lat:-ly i-tiiivcinctl at lliwitiltlirltl. has
0111‘ llt'.tt‘lV coiiciii'i'cii-‘:0. and \\C‘ plctlflt) ()lll‘.<t:i\'t:._~'
to we all lioiioi':ihti: iiicaiis to st-t-tire his election.
licsolvrtl, That the tlianlts of this Couvciitioii lit:
:iii_d llt1!:y'it.l't‘ licrcliy i'c.-pi~(-.tl'iill_y lCn(lu|():l in the
tili!(:t‘l'>2 ol the sziine for the able and iiiipartial
tnaiiiicr in which they have pcrl'oi'iiicd their rc-
spet'.'!i\'e (i11li(‘,\‘_
t1c.~tilvtrt|,'l.‘li:it the doings of this Cttltvflttlltitl
lic_ sigiieil by lill! Pro-iilciit and .\'nc.i-i-i.ii_\' and
priiiic-.i ;tl the i\’orwttllt Gt1;'.-.:ttt.-, and 11¢.-piililic.-iii
Slaii:.lare .
lfl11CD ICK 1§D\VA11DS, Pres.
1‘i.t!:t‘.Y ll. l3.i'ri-:5. Scc.
l.‘ 1'’
III‘
1.3.?“ Our .\t:ai:il'oi*Ll liiciids must have been
lieartily disgusted with an article which appear
N1 in the Advocate of last week relative to the
-Dtt1tl)lll’_}' & t\'orwallt Rail Rtaitl. \\-llictliei the
lilocltliead who wrote it, didn't know any lictlcr,
or \\’l1(‘lllt‘l' he III('(l7l/ to lie is a niattt-r oi little
t.-oiiscquciice; he has gained by it the only dis
tinctiozi of wliicli we jiid_a_n-. liini capable, tliat til’
\Ve don’! liicl inclined
to taltc any l'ui'tlier notice of the doiiltcy ; we
are pt-i'l'ectly willing that he shall bray on, to
his lieai't’s cotitt-tit.
i‘t1u1'e1cr.
A scrioiis :il1'r:iy.i'i-sitltiiag in the death of an
1t‘l~itltI.'lt1 ll:lllli'tl Joscpli Ijlllgtlttli. occiirretl in t\'t.-xv
Iiavi-ii on Stitnrtliiy night last 'l'lie dcccast.-tl had
a tpiari'cl with .lnliii l.coiiartl. duriiig uliich l.i»on-
ard drew a knife anzl st:ilihi:d Ltiiigrliiii so that lic
t.ll.,‘(i1!ltll1%\\' iiiiii=i:cs. The iiiiii'tlt-rot" has not _\'ct
li‘.'L‘!t ari'cstcd_. but there is little doubt that he soon
will l)C.
lq" Gov. Si-_\iitoitr has apptiiiitctl the aiiiitial
l7.'ist,oii I"t'iila_v. lfitli pro.\'.
'1‘l1l-‘. Gitit.-i'—i‘—5.TiUi7o—it:-;i.i i>i..-tar.
C.‘-.-\.\'ttii.»\i.-.m:.i, the _-,_zrt.-at ii;-~tlit:iii:i| licib til" Cal-
llitl'l1i=.t.l$tt new and in-.alii.~:lilc addition to curl
Illl€|1'ltt:l(‘()131E‘l‘l. .*'-.. l’tohin.~uii 13.-(1.. author ol" Lift.-
in l.‘a.il'oriii:i,’ lloii J. l.‘-. Joiics long a i‘i-sitlciit
there. and other l'illlllI'111 lt‘:t\‘t‘lt:t‘S tcstify lo the
\\‘ttlItlt.'l‘lill >Il(:Ct_'.<.< \\.'lil1 which it is ll.-'(Ptl by the na-
tires as it ctirc for l’ulnioiiai‘y and 511 ioas t'oiii_
pl.-tints. 13;.’ f.‘.()tl‘il)iltiltf_’ it \V1ll1 i.i\'crwort and 'l‘.ir.
the best rt-iaicilics liii‘ Coii}__fii:~, Colds, and C'at:ir:'lt:il
allcctioiis knnwii, prior to the atlditinii ofthis plant
to our llcrh iririni. a iiic..liciii.'i has liccii prniliiced
wlnch, if we art: to liclicvc tlic ti-stitiioiiy iifscorcs
ofcoiivalcsct-iii paiii-iits will cure 1/‘tiltstlllliilitttl it
.~cll', in its c.:i'§ii:-i' stages. 1.\'c rt-lei’ to Dr. ling:-rs‘
Syrup of Livci'w.ii't, 'l‘ar. and C:iiicli:iltigii:i. '1‘lic
public are not aslti-d to take its virtiit;-s upon trust.
The ptiiiipliliel iii tlii) htiiids. Oi. .-\gciits (‘.\[)l.'tltl.< the
pi'nol's
410
pliilcsupliy of its opci'atiniis, aiul gives the
of its siicccss.
Scoot-aria} Eroieate Coro-
. ventsizc-an.
'1‘?-1 E1113 will has a tzuizvt-.iitioii of the '\\='lii_:s
of the 12th Si-iiziiorizil District at tho Stingi-
House in l‘5!iiiiiliirtl on \Vt-tliicsiltiy tlii-. lfttli
day ol‘ -.\1art-lt. 18:31. for the piirposo of nomi-
natiiig a L-antliiiate liJl' Senator lio-ii said district,
in the iioxl (it,‘.ll(“I'ttl .~\ssciiilil_-,', and also liir the
purpose. oi" iioiiiiiiiitiiiu caiitlislatcs tlii‘ .1 utlgt-s oi.
l.)l‘(Jl)tt1t? in the districts ol" .‘w'taiiiliirtl ainl Nor
walk. 'l‘lic (lt‘.lt‘fltll(‘.S will iiiect. in .‘1ci:atorial
ploy”.-ptllltlll at 1] o'clu(-.lt. l'oi't=iitioii of said day.
'l'lit-. liiisiiit-ss ofrlie Sciiatorial iioiiiiiiatiziii hav
ing lioi-ii coiiclii<h=.«.l, the tlt-li-gzitcs will llH‘t'-l in
st--parate llUt'llt’$ for the piirposc of l11?li\lll_;I tlii.-.
1’rohate noiniiititions. 'l‘lii* \Vlii;s Ul. the sur-
eral towns in the 1'.’l'li district uric t't‘.({tlt‘.~’l(‘ll to
send to said C-tiiivmitinii tl(‘ll‘-_‘_lt11(-‘.5 etpial to
twice tliu nuiiiliei' 01'l'1t'ipi‘eseti!ativcs to whicli
the i'espet-tivt-. lawns ai'c-. cntitlcd in the Gen-
eral Asseiiilily. ’ "
U. S. l“l£Rl\ 1,
District. Coniiiiittce
Yort; Cttttte .=‘l1zii't.:ct, Mairrtii 11.
.-\t niarkt-t. 1773 ln.-eves. 50 cows and calvt-.s.aiitl
4.(lll£l slit-op and laiiili.-'.
l’i'iccs. t‘{c——-.":ilt'.~: ofgood rctailing
front .9-j‘ti.“U to 3.511.
Cons and Calves. Sales at ll'tHll 93. 33’.ti4:';.
."lit'cp and l.:iiiihs--l’i‘iCcs raiigcd at f.Ul1l'2 73
3.3:3a5. t\l:irdcttli.-ll.
tpialities at
itiarricb.
ln Rosontlale. \Vist-oiisin. oti the ‘.’{i'th iilt..
Mr. Joseph Scribiit-.r, .lr.ol'11osendale, to Miss
Olive \\’liite ol Eldorado.
ln ‘.Vcsti:oi-t. on the Qlith ult., by the Ptev.
.\lr. Davoiipoit. l'i't-nry l'l. Bi-ldeii. of \Vcsport,
to .laiu-.yoiiii_4cst; duugliter ol'Stcplien Gorliani,
lCsq.. of \Vilton.
Efiish.
1n this town. on the 12th inst., C()l'tlt_‘.llil
["]ll)l)s_ :r3_{e(l nlitllll 17 yea rs.
ln \Ve.~tport, 15th inst., \Villiam Haiil'ord,
agctl 47 years.
‘ltl \Vilton. on the 14th inst.. Charles I}.
Bi.irtst=ll. iigctl 3 you rs.
ln New Canaan, on the 19111 iiist., Andrt-.w
Steveiis. a_Lr--d 44 years.
lii 'l12ll‘l'_§1t1\\'ll,()l'l the 9th inst., .1oliii Chap-
iii=iii.:i-get15i'$, fut-iiit-.i'ly of \Vi?ton.
Notice.
t\117.l7.'lf‘lNG ol' nieniliers of the i\'orwallt
‘. Conieteiy Associiitioii will his hold at the
slim» nl'i\li-ssi's. S. &, L. Curtis on l*‘rida_v oven-
iiig. 'l1st.iii:st ,at 7 o‘t-lnclt, to lien r report of tho-
tlio coniniittt-.i» on ll1Cl()~‘llt't‘S. and to lill any
in ollicers, or to transact. any other
By order of t.lie
\'t‘."t1t1t'_y'
liiisiiiess t'iitintl* nt-cessar_v.
l’res'idt-.;-t
S'l‘lCl’l'-1 1’.-N OLM S'l‘ 17. .-\D, Secretary.
Norwa'lt, '.\larcli 17th, 1851.
_ Select. School.
7]‘ 1'11?" spring and suinuit~.r term ofthe school
ol‘ the Su_l)h‘(.‘l‘ll)t°,l' will commence-. mi the
‘Ed 0fApril.. 'l‘ei'ins, priniary sclielai's,.$2.5U:
adt'.aiiced,. $3,011 per quartet.
.111 LIA S. OPLLWISTED.
Norwallt, March 17, 1851..
Savings Bank.
_ l\‘oinv.\Lit—. i\:larch 17. 1851- .
LL depnsites niade-in this bank (11Jl‘ll1!ll10'
_ present monl./L. commence drawing inter-
est onthe first day ofApr'il. 186}.
‘2t:11 T. W'APt.NEPt, Jr., Ti'easu.rer.
. L.l].11.A1\’DL1«‘.& C().’S
NEW! ESTABLE3 E~EI‘t’IE1\'i“I“'.
‘Ill’. F.-'~ii'isci'iiiois ltave 1t1l\'Pt] the store re-
ceiitly octrupit-d by Clitirlos C. Bolts, and
filled it with an c/i£irc.’_r/ mic and cartfu.Zl3/ sc-
lcclecl and clcgriiil zz.«:.s-m~/iiieiil of
Ergr Goods.
to which the at t’.lll'lI)t1 ol the citizens of Nor-
wallt and vicinity are i't-ispcctliilly invited.-
T/zc Ladies will ti .d- in their line, the very
(fl'f’tll11 of the sprin_;; markets. (ex(:t-ediiig in
ricliiicss and variety ol'style' and pattern any
slot.-lt of goods now to be found in this or any
other town in tliese parts.
Gt-m’i’«.aicn, too, may suit their tastes and
supply their wants to a nicely, at this store.--
1’ai'ticular pains have been taken to t'et‘.tlf-.r
this spot oi:eol'tlit- l1tttS1t‘aiil'tt(‘.1lVt‘. in the iner~
cliant tailoriiig lino. 'l‘o this end, a very lilit-ra
supply of (2/'t:cul<'lr»//IS, c‘:i.m'2iicI'cs and 2':-.sl.i:i,g*.<t.
all new and l're.~li, and ot the vi-ryclioiccst
style llttVP be.-ii laid in. which need only to be
(‘.‘2tl|tlltI(’tl to l‘:tl'|‘_\' convictiuii to t-voiy mind of
il.'Pll' iiui-ivaletl eli--gziiiice and (illPtt}H1PSS.
'l‘lie '_'t‘l1llHi1lBll'Sl,lt!l)ill'll1l(’ll|l’ will lm_r;.-)ui1i_ict-
ed liy iilr. Clias S. Looltwood. well known as
one nfilic lit-.st.tailI.irs in this place.
All gootls put-t-ltiisrd at this establislinient
will he cut lree of t-xpt-its--,.
I?’:“t.'t§.t Trees
U/. ///c
SOU’l‘l'1 :‘{O"{.V'\7.»\LI{ NURSERY.
7%‘ 1.113 siihscriher i'cspectl't_iil_\' solicits the at-
tentiosi of l'i'iiit.-;_,'i‘o\vt-.i'.~i"to his stool». of
trees, cotisistizig of clioicc peach, apple, pour,
clicrry. plum and tiprirot ti'ot-s. to_<__;et.lie.i' with at
tgooil vaiit-.t_v of tii'iiaint-.iit:i| trees and sliruls,
s it-li as evei‘_4i't-ciis, iiiiiiiilal i :lSll,l1t‘)t‘_s'i4. cliost»
nut, weepiiig wi low, Nc-.,' lsaliialla and Catawl ,1
;_u-apt-.viiics l\iSUqUl1lll(‘-lll'?lUI-(lC1l)l)('5l'illill'yL0
lot of red .»\iil.wci'p i':isla=.;-i-ipg, A giiiitl assori-
iiii-nt of l5lats :iiid Caps (‘()ltSitll1ll_'y'- on hand, it
lcw rods west‘. of tlic tlcpoi.
ll1A SEYMOUR.
_Q‘n.;it. Nni-wallt, 1‘-larcli. 1851. Hit‘
"E31295.
TOTICE is liercl~>_\' ,l;ll‘t‘.l) to all persons lia-
ble 1” ltztfi’ Tiixiis in the lfirst S-"l1t')t)l Dis-
lt'lt'l in the Firs‘ and 1~'e-rontl School .\_'()!‘1(‘ll(-‘.s‘ of
lliilgelit-ltl, both i'esideiits and iioii-i'csitlt-.iits,
that a disttict tax oltwelve and one—liall' cents
on the dollar on the polls and ta.\'alile properly
ol':sai«l district has hot-.ii placed in my liands for
ctilletztitiii. and I lit;-rohy iiotify said ta.~t-payei's
that 1 will nieet tiiein at the lltiuste of ,l:||n(>§
Scott in said Distiict on 'l‘tit=sdiiy tlie8ili dag of
April. 1851. lJi'l\\'(‘(-'ll1llt", lionrs of two and live
o'clticlt. 1’ M. lor the purpose nl'rc(:i»iviiig said
tax. llll-{A111 K. SC('_)'l"l,'. Collector.
I"litl‘;r-lit-.ltl, t\lart.-li 17th. 18:31. 3:11
Itiiotice
- llPl'(‘l)V givt-ii that the siiliscriliei's liercto
ltittt‘. by ll1(‘-[1t't)lltlit! (‘ottrl l1)|'illf4rl1Slt‘1Cl ol
L\Ii1‘\','llll\'.lH*P1lt1|l!)t11!tlt’tl(tOl)Il1llS<i()ll(*lS to re-
ceive and t‘.\‘:tltlll1(‘.ll1(‘.Pltlitltsttflillttsllll0(‘Sltilf‘
of Cliai'los linrtis. an iiisol-.eiit dclitor of .\'«-w
(,'aiia:iii in said district. tt.<.\‘l‘_1lll‘ll in trust for tho
l)(‘llt‘l1l'.(;l. his creilit-irs. that. we will attend to
1lH‘l)ll~1ti(“.S.\‘ ofsaitl iippnieitiiit-iir;it the lmi 5 r of
David ._'teplwiison in said ;\’orwallt on the sec-
ond .\lo:ida_\' 01' April l1P.\'.f. and on the tlii d
'l'i,ie-stlay ol Hr-pt. next at 10 o't-loclt A. M. on
each of said days. wlii-ii an-l \vliei'e all persons
, ll:tt.'lll}_' claims tt§_l!l1!lST said l’.\‘lt1i‘Ptl"t‘l'l‘(}lll"Slt'Nl
to l)t't‘.<t"ltl lllf’ll1, as the time» tliei't~foi' has l‘(*.t‘t}
liiiiitctl to six irmntlis litirii the date livrt-'01‘.
l*‘.i.t1’it.\i.i-'i‘ .‘~'wii"l'. (~.‘-tll11l1!lS-
(iii.i:i-:r.'r (1. \'\’.-\'i'i-:i>.i3uiti',§ sio:icrs.
'i\‘orwall-'., 15th .\iarc-li,1S:31. 2il1
13.7.5/HI‘! of i\'i_n‘i:'u1'.": rs Probate Court, Illurc/i
l\‘-‘.l.'. 1551
31‘. ‘,~"l‘A'l‘l*‘. of (117.0. V’. A 11 .11."i'l‘l1C).\' 1-
aii iiisnlrr-tit’ di-litor oi’ i‘.'cw Canaan in
said (ll>1ll’lt2i, as~igiicd in trust for the bcnelit. of
his t-in-ilitors.
(7/7/ct-(://-—'l‘li:it Conimissioiir-rs to receive
and t"Xi7lli1|l|‘- the rlaiiiis of the (:l('(illt)l'S ofstiirl
t‘.~'ltlit". he iipptiiiitwi at the probate ollire in
Ntil‘\\':tlit on the ‘llitli day of t\lai'cli, 1&3], at
it o’t-loclt fort-nooii; of \\‘lll('ll all poisoiis in ll?-
tci'e.<t will tal-.0 i'u.tic:-, and appear, il' tlwy .-on
caiisc. and lit‘ ltf‘ttl'(l tlinri-oiv,:iiiil the ll‘ll~‘lt"6 ol
said i-sltitc will give public llt11’:('(‘~ tlie-i't-.ril' by
pulilisliin;_: this order in a iicwspaper printed in
l~‘:iii'lield coiinty. and also by postiiig a copy of
this order on the sigii-iitist in said Neiv Caiiaati
iii--::i't-.st the i'csiilt-iii-2-. ofsai-l tlt‘l)l01':ll least six
t.l:i_ys l)t‘i1)l't‘ sziitl ‘.3':lllt «lay til’. i\i:Il’t'll.
(113011 Eli A. .D;\ \7iC."§ 1’l..l11'1‘. .1iidgt=,
I)/'31.--it-A of .-\'ura'ul.’.' ss Probate Cowl, .'l[«zr<'/L
l1.‘II,1>'-:31.
.‘~"l‘.-\'l‘lC of1SAAC S31 l'l'l1. late of New,
_A Canaan in s:iid district «lct-cast-.tl.
()rt/crc!/——'l‘litit the ailiniiiislratrii' oxhihit his
adiiiiiiistmtinii account to this court for adjust-
niont. at tlit~- |)l'(i1):!lt! oliice in =.\'oi'walk on the
2811i day til" f\l3tl‘('ll. 1851, at S) n’c'orlt l11l't‘t10()ll;
and that all peisoiis iiitere-,stetl in said estate,
may he 11()lil1t'.(l tlitaciif. the :ill’ltlltll.~?ll'ttlt)t' will
cause. this ordt-r to he puhlislit-tl in a tie-\vspapct'
printed in Fiiiitlclil t-onnty, and post a (.'n1)','
tlici't-of on the sigii-post in said i\'ow Canaaii
iit=.zii‘est the last rtsiili-iice of said (l(‘(‘(‘.:IS8tl at
least ten tla\'s lielort-. said ‘l{~,'tli day of .\la:'cli.
t.-ti-lot-t'<;i«: A. l).~\VlC\'1’(ilt’|‘ in
@1119.
g} I-)'l‘l-IR COOl’lC "US (it-‘l£‘.l)l‘iti(-‘(l ulna, for
sale in qnaiitities ol' lroiii 1 to -fill bbls. u/
the 7)!([7ll{/ilCtil(i'Cl'S, /1rir.'r'.<. \\"e woulil partic-
iilai-l.\’ call the attention at’ iiianiiltit-tit: (its ‘0 dis
1l(,)1.C(').\l1} 39.’ L YON,
83 '\Vatci‘ lit‘ltlgt!l)t)1‘1.
at ticle.
Iieighfii 1'?..:ig§.?t’a".!
%%7lC have lieard several coniplaiuts of
- l)Ul't!1ll_,'_l, lliiirl ;.nd caniplieiic not. hurti-
ing good. \Vo talto the liberty to sit)‘ that we
lit-liove in all iiistaiices ours has given eiitire
szitisliictioii. \Vc. pav an extra price to have
the best articles. Caiiiplicne ls ——l*‘luid (is.——
ll" you want. gootl call at DlSBl1()\\"'."".
"'*1t1l£.\‘(.‘-ll titaiiil distilled Bay \v..t...-_
dirt-ct. li'oiii St. 'l‘li0niaS, l'.I' sale. by the
gallon or bottle. at \Vl£l£D’S.
011.7 DE i,(>fI'ltl11Sl1(31' c\'lf0I'l‘I(‘.s nianulac-
inrc. at wliolt-sale and rt-tail. by
;\I;ii-ch 8, S. E. OLMSTEA D.
UJUBFI I311--55_;li-E”-:21‘I1I'Sl-Filth article. for
9 sale at \V1'i l‘il)’5.
:\ZC)RS::\V:'.bi:—-éiiB.li1:I—llP1tifllill .l(=St'*.] ll
lC||iotl’s celt~lii'att-tl lla'/.oi's— of almost ev-
ery pattern, \‘v'llt,ill‘StIl(’ and retail by
1lOLC().\1l’: 6: LYON,
83 Water st. Bridgeport.
Loci: at this.
E YER S wasliin_c, lileacliing aiitl (?l(’.tll‘t~‘1l1_&
Powtlt-i', coin .-inin_u in a convenient and
compact; l'oim. all the Val.tll)i('. ([' 11- ire. of
Dyer‘s t-t—-l_elii'iitt-ti \Va.~liiti_i_i l“luid. wai'rantetl
mil 1'-0'llIjll1't'. the must, i—l't»lit-.:ite lillll'lt:--illl('l‘ the
iiiiii-any will be i-eliiiiileil if it. does not give eti-
Iirc satislitcticn. Try it. For stile by
.1‘. A. \Vl*llCD.
‘ 1'11". l1 E.»\S any wife M-.ii';1:ii'_\;' I3-nut h-it
uiy lied and lioard'wit|iont any just
cause or provocation. this is to forbid all per-
soiis-liaihoriiig or tiusting her on my account.
foi 1. will pay no debts of bar coiiti'act'in_«,_r_
EA L E13 BUNT.
Ridgelield, tVIai'c1i llitli, 1E5l=. 3t.*11‘
Table Cutlery,
HEARS and St-issors. of V. 65 S. Butch-
- er’s, Roget-‘s, and H-il<_;ei"s inaiiuliicture,
for sale wholesale and retail by
HOLCONIB 65 LYON.
83 ‘\Vatcr st., Britlgepor-t.
A-LCINED Plaster iiiidceiiieiit constantly’
on hand at; OL.\'ISTEAD'S.
- , Notice.
I-IE undersi_gnet.l liaving li*ce'n' appo'inted
by the town of New Canaan a comm-ittee
to let out the working aiid_i~t-pairing of t’l‘ielii,'_r_h-
“_'"_VS "ml l”'lll2es in said town for’ the present’.
)"‘t|"sl10l'*‘-l1.V .Ei\'e notice that the several districts
of roads and bridges as forinerly divided will he
let at Public Auction to the lowest bidder at the
lllt‘tPS and |)ltt(‘PS liei'c:iftei' inentioiied, to wit.:
Districts No. 1 and 5 on the lii-itlge near the
place l'oi-merly of Curtis Finch at 10 o'clock
A. M. of 26th inst. ‘.\1arcli, and districts No. 3
and 17 on dividing line betweer. said districts
north of and near the liouse of Benjamin St.
.loliii. at. 1 o'clock I’. M. oftlie same day, and
districts No. ‘3. 4 aii_d 6 at the point \\'ltPl‘6 the
tliree districts meet. neat’ tlieliouse of 1‘]ll'i1l1l
Brown. at. 3 o'clock P. M. of saidday, and dis-
tricts No 9 and ‘20 on the *27th of inst. Marcli,
at 10 o'cloclt A. M. at the resideiit-e or Cliarles
Bnriis on the line lictwt-mi the two districts,
and districts No ltfand 11 on said 27th day at
10"t:lm:l<. 1’. M. at the dividing: line near the
corner oftlie road north oftlie house of Burr
Dani-.liy, and districts No. 8 and 10 on said
97111 (lay M3 o'clock P. .\'l. on the (lit-'i(iilt_,<_‘{
line at the corner \\-‘est of l-la nlord Daveiipoi-t.’s
l=0U-99. and districts No. 16 and 18 on the 28th
ofinsl. i\1ai'cli at 10 o’cloclt A. M. on the divid-
iig line near the i'esitlt-iii-e of Snsaii‘ \Veed,
and districts No. 13 and 14 on said ‘.2-“silt day at
1 o’cloclt 1’. M. on the div'idiii,<_z line near
tlie l‘(-‘-.\'lt1t‘.lt(‘8 of Nathan Jones. and districts
No. 7 and 1:2 on said Qisili thiy, at lh|'(>¢4
t.’clot-lt 1’. M. on the dividiiig lino lietwceii
the districts in the road west of Elias Lock-
wood‘s, and district No. 15 on the ‘2.‘)tli ofinst.
;\larcli at 10 o’clot:lt A. 111. at. the store ot'1{ich-
ard ll. l’oii:ioyer.
1l1l’t.»\i\l l3lt0\VN. I
S'l‘1Cl’11lr‘..\i t's‘1".\‘.7Al-‘tD.§
'.\'t-.w Canaan. .‘-larcli 1st.. 18:31.
Committee.
‘ Féiotice
9 liereliy _givet'i that the siiliscrilit-rs liereto
lltl\’P. by the 1)l'ttl)!l1P. Court for the district.
of 1'il(lg(~‘l1(‘.ltl, l)l'Pl1 appointed (f()lt1l11lSS1()t1t-‘l'S to
receive and cxaiiiiiie the clainis agaiiist the es-
tate of C-llttl‘lt‘S Daiicliy, late of llitlgclieltl.
dec‘tl. and that we will attend to the inisiiiess
ofsaid appointiiient at the ’l‘owu [louse in s:iid
‘tiilgt-liiiltl on the last t\1ondii_\' of instant March.
and on the last Sattirday of August next, at ]
o'clock l’. M. on eat.-li at said days, when ainl
\\'llPltt all pt-i'son.~'. having caiiiis a_r,1ainst. said
cstzite are i‘t-qiii-ste-ti to prt-..~<mit tlit-.iii. as the
time tlivi't—-fut’ has been liniitt.-d to six months
front the (late lit-reol'.
’l‘ll.~\DD1<‘.US Kl~‘.lCLER,
.1A_Cll1’» DAUCIIY, .111.
R1t'1g(‘Dt3l(l, l\1ai'cli 1st, 1551. 3t*10
1112 s,torc tipziosito the lii'itl;;n lieloiigiiig to
7
E.‘ ll1t‘- estate of lit-iij. 1s:.acs,tlec'd, wilt lit-
rt-iilcil front the lirst of April on i'easo:iablc
ternis to it good tenant; if (lesiri-.tl it will be
|itt1t11t‘(l inside and put in first-rate condiIion.—
lfor furtlier iiiliii'iii:ititiii tIppl_\' to
l<'l{l<}l_)l£ 1'1 l()K ST. J01-1.\'.
Norwallt, i‘»Iarcli (3. 1851. 3t1l)
iiétore to Rent.
' L’R.SU.~\N'l‘ to an order of the Court of
l’i'oliate for the district of Staiiil'ord. we
lllt’ l1tltlI'l’.~'l,‘_;t|t‘tl tI>‘5lgli(':t*S olitlie osliite of Elias
.lnlin.-toii of l)aricu in said district. :issi_<_viici,l to
l1.\‘l1)l‘ll1(‘.liClit'l1l of all his ci'(~.tlitoi‘s. will .~l’ll
at public ant-iioii an the 19th day of t\lai-cli.
115.51, at 1 o’t~lnck in the altcrzinoii. all the i't=al
t-sta te ol'saiil assi;1is(ii' so :tsSl_;f1]Ptl to us as alin'c-
said; sale to no held on the pmiiiist-s. Saitl
real estate consists oi’ ah-.iut 57 acres of good
land ninler a this‘ state of cult':v.:tioii, with a
Qtititl assortnit-tit. oi‘ liuit. 'l'lie lariii is well
\\’:tlt‘l'(.‘tl and has a gaiotl dwt=llin_;; lioitsc, ham
and out liiiil.li::::s. situate-l in said l)ai'it*.ii. about
one mile iiorlli ul'tlic |'itlil'Utt(l dcpi.-!.aiitl is be-
lit-vetl to offer lll(ll.1t.'L‘.tl1l:ttl5 st-ldoin to be met
\'-.'llll.
.l()l¥l L ilUl1Ll}1Cl1'l‘, ? Avg" ,,
(tlLl3l£l1.'l‘ U-. \\>.~.'t‘i-Liziittr-.3’. 3“ ”“'~“-“"'°°
E‘o:.na-53..
®N the road l\“:ttillI;-,1 train the village (ifNei\'
Canaaii to Lo\vi~|ioro a h-atlier wall--t
(-.intaiiiiii_5; a sitiali sniii i-.l' Moiicy in lianlt
h llsanil specie: the (i\Y1tt‘1'('tI!l liave it li_\fcalliiig
on the Sl.ti).<t‘.l'll)t‘l'. l)t()\’1t‘-_§__’_ property and pay-
ing tor this ttl.lVt3l‘ll5ettit'-til.
(i)liRl.\’ A. DOTY.
New Canaan, March 10th, 1851. *3t1C
BRO.\DCLO'l‘llS,
C.’.iS."':Z'."i;°*:‘3.'€"'.S.°e’:'éES,
AND VESTINGS.
V 11119. ltll’;{PSi. liest and clieapcst assoi-tment
c-vm til’ti>i‘e(l in this town is to he fouiitl at.
the store of the siihscril;oI'. and all gtiotls pur-
chased will be cut by one of our li i'st—class tailors
tree oft.-xpciise to the purt-li:isei'.
C. .l. Gt’.U.\I.-\-N.
.‘é-.§;?tz.i't.‘t.rIiti11;.i_2_' Lots
ON E.-\S'l‘ AVl,C~.\Ul§ l~‘()[’t SALE.
F’ 1111 Eli liiiiltliiig lots on the lfiast. Avenue.
adjniiiiiig the iesiili-i:t-e of the tinder-
sicnr-d. 'l‘lit-so lots are anioiiu the most t,lt~.sii'a-
l)lP in l\iOl"\\'lIll{. and are 150 loci in front aid
‘2.'3"l ft“.|'l dot-p.
GEO. VV. 13lC'i"1‘C.\', Noi'\\"allt. or 134 l’earl st.
N. Y. 3nd) 11-Itircli 18:31.
Teas.
UBLIC attention is ca'led to the lttl'f_!f’.
stock 01 gi'e(-.ii and black teas iinw olii-rcd
by 11..-XY.‘-ll_’).\‘D «ZR: M ICA1).
Ffles and. Rasps,
®ONS'l‘:\N'l‘Ii Y l't’.t‘t'l\’l|!_:_{ 11'Dtit 1V. 8: S.
lintt-tier. Slicllieltl. l*Iii,t_-laiitl.a liill :issoi-t-
niciit of the above uoatls. for sale at New York
prices. I1OLC().\lB 6:: L VON.
83 \Vtl1(’l'Sl.., Bt'1(lg(‘])t)1'l.
1 and '2. at.
OL.\lS'1‘1CAD’S.
$1 NDN .3'_arsa pa rilla, 'l‘owiist=iul's do, 'l‘rap-
liaigt-it's do.. Slialtei-s’ do.. Rtigt-i's' Syrup
til’ Livt-rwort 'l‘ar and Ctlllclttlltlfzlltl. .l(»t.\Vntl'5
liittcrs. 137’altt-.’s do.. \Vistai's lialsaiii \Vild
Cliei'i'y. Cod Liver Oil, and all the other pop-
ulai patent nicdicities of the day. lhr sale: by
.1‘. A. \1'lCl~l D.
Gtiildrcrfs Cotton E4Ec-siery.
E: lCCl*Il V l£D this day a full and coin; lcte
tissoitiiit-tit of niisses and boys wliite un-
lileaclieil and iiiixctl cotton liosc aiiil liiilfliose.
The ladies are invited tocall and (‘.\'tll‘t1lt1t? tlioni
as it is the only lull tlS.\()lllt1(’llT,. over oll’ei'ed in
Norwalk. Tliry will be sold clicap.
C. .1. GllU.\lAt\’.
Crockery.
7 '1I‘lOS1". wisliiii_-4‘ t:l'(iL‘l\‘Pt'_V \'.ould consult.
lllt'l1' own iiitcrest by t::illiiig on 11; Y-
.\1()ND c\'. MEAD before purcliasiiig else-
wlit=.:'e. 8th iilarcli.
‘1 \V A N-KS" odormis. einnllieiit hair restorative
E ——a very cll'+-ctual rt-iiictly for ])t'(‘:Vt'ttlll1;{.
the ll‘tt1l' front falling oil] lf‘|ll(I\’1!-g‘tl:t‘l1tl|'|ll1i,
cooliir<_v and l't'1”‘l'P:ll1ll_L-‘ the liead, and producing
a healthy condition of the hair. For sale by
.1‘. A. \VEED'
Earasols.
EC‘E‘[V E 1)‘ this day a |ar,c_ve a-nd‘ spienditi
_-E_ assoi'tiiicnt of pa ra~ols» whit-li were pur-
chased at auct‘ion,and will he sold at a bargain.-
C. .1‘. G'l'{U.\IAN.
Carpeting.
irusselis,'l‘liren-I“ly,.Supei'fine. liigrain
and coninion Ciirpeting which will be sold at. a
very low price for the quality.
C. J. GR-UMAN.
E€lECElVE.D this day a line‘assnrt‘meiit. of
l7or partit:ul:ii's t-iiqiitre of
V-Iv-é—r -x -u- ..-.x..
\'-' ' ‘- - --- - - . ..
The Wiirttl’s Fai
In MIiriia‘turé,
Q
I‘
t
I .
. 'j‘ -5--7-1..-I-Iv‘--A-u¢‘I~‘~p'_<"~'-¢
\
In which _every Nation of the Eastern and Western
Hemisphere has contributed its Mechanical
Genius to prodiice Fabrics of
SILKS, saiii-is, we
DLENS, wiiiisnsiis, -
Cations, Linens, 6-c., ($00., '
EVEIICEI are really beautiful specimens of-
represented may be truly proud of.
heart clan. Naiuie C0t1t!'il)U1I£'-S tniicli to our st
the minds of the whole world.
of most; of the inliabitnnts of this great and glori
the WM of the people will ever reinaiii. paramount _tc all others.
to gratify the public taste, and secondly, or fit-_.-it
mechanical ingenuity, and of which all nations
Spring has truly made its appearance. making the
ore of happiness. but art. now holds away over
Outward adornnients seem congenial to the feelings and wishes
ous Union‘- Under all republican governments
In consideration of this will
y. _)LlSlC as one pleases. to enhance the interests
ot the proprietor, he is now daily i-at-giving in store
THE LARGEST mi) MOST E
X»'ri«:.\‘sivi:‘ ASSORTMENT or
Spring Dry Goods
Evei- before ol1'ered by any estalilisliment in the State of Coiinet-ticiit. If any one is in doubt
let them come and see the great, variety of l)ltt(
-lt figui-ccl and cliiiiigeiilile silks. poplins, bombiia
zines, moliair and alpicas. lustre ca.~hniei~e-s. (l8lnll1PS. prints, ;;in_glt:iir.s, jaconets, swiss. book,
cambric and mull inusltns, spring styles of ladies’ and niisses’ bonnets, $]l1‘1ll_.¢1 hat ribbons. all
sizes of black. white and \‘itl’lCgttlt‘(l kid gloves. also silk. lisle and cotton do.. 150 doz. hosiery
for ladies misses and cliihlreii, a splendid stock I
-lttP|11.()f real liiand-wrought Eiiglisli and Germa
lisle t-tlgiius. silk re
li‘)|'f‘l;_’l1 hroadclotlis of all colors,
black and li,9,Lii-etl t:iissiiiiert~s. and a superior
spring styles of Ci\1~’t1’lC'l‘S, OlL—CLO'l‘HS
}_'eiitlcii’ien‘s hats of a very superior quality.
he tiirnislied by sellin_t_v gtiotls at liigh prices.
that. will tlcfy (‘0mpelilioIi.
New Canaaii. March 12, 1851.
E
act-s for capes. c(illttI‘~‘., caps. and at large assort-'
ii thread cetlgiiigs. also woven threiid. cotton and
lvc-ts, 50 do:/.. linen and cainliric lidltts. also ii large and superior stock of
{I great variety
assortment of \’8N11llgS to suit every taste.
of black twilled Ftencli cloths, also dot-skins,
New
and MA'1"I‘lN-GS. Also. the latest styles of
The ieputation of this nstablisliiiieiit. will never
very species of _.goods will be ofl'ered at prices
Come pay a visit to the niiniature fair.
XVILLIAM E. RAYMOND.
Every Day brings Something New!
%§tt°ittg
@.. 3:3 fiflfimfiw
V 7'OULD call the attention of purcli
' I for exteiit. variety and beauty of
Among the varict y of Goods dt-.si_2__m'-ll for t
than was ever offered in N(ii'\viillt.coiisistiiig in
._\'ll.1\'S. from 50 cents to 00 per yard: .11
A Ll’A("‘AS, 110.1115.-\Zli\‘l*)S. LUb"l‘R1§S.
JKJ
style.
1’ l{l~.\l'l‘S, at piices and qualities to suit the most lil5llllltHlS-
meet the \\aiits of the Ladies usually found in
cxtraordiiiai_v low prices.
Geiitleiin-ii will find it very
their use. as I am (‘0l1l1Ll(’.l11.llI(‘._l
keep up the well deserved i'epu!atioii of the O
T1115 Cl'Il.1".B1'1.-\'1‘|".D CHl'IAP1'IST
Garpet Estabiishment
In. the L/'a2'ledSlale:s.
No. 99 Bowen’, N. Y.
11lRA:\1 At‘€Dl§RSON’S
tliiacitisis Sales Rocaisl
".'~'f{Y§_' ll(')L‘CSA LE aiul rctiiil; Fainiliesaiitl.
‘tail iiousc.ltccpei's furnislied at Wl1)lC‘Stll0
pi'i(:es. _
L53! of Prices.
Eiiglisii 'Tlii'oe Ply Carpets, 8s and 95
lltltlt-‘.l'lttl’ do do 10s and 11s
Brussels Carpets, 103 and 1'25
'l‘apt-str_v Carpets, 9s and 12s
Vt-netiaii Stair Carpets. 2s, 35 and 43
Door i\1ats. ‘2s. 3:; aiul 43
Tattle and Piano Covers, cheap
Coinniou Carpets. 25 and its
l‘:ll,(_[ll.~‘l1 Dihgrrets, 356:1 to (is
Floor Oil Cloths, 3s to -is
Floor Oil Cloths. 8 yds wide
Englisli ()'il Cloths, 85 to 9:3
’I‘iilii-il Rtigs. ‘.2115
A.X|t11lt1Slt‘.l' Rugs. S8
\Vindow Sliades. S1 to $6
Cliccltetl Matting, 4-4. 5 4. 6-4
.‘~’taii' Rods. (is, 8s and 105
Table Oil Cloths, 35
1*llR.-\.\’I A.\lD'l7.RSO.‘i.
is9ni7 No. 99 Bowery. New York.
Carpenters’ Tools.
L .~\ R G l~l assortnieiit of carpenters tools,
just rec'd by _
S'l‘REE'1‘ & QUINTARD.
.-\BlNl§'I‘ l\'l.-\1'{1C1.’ GOODS.——Solii
and Chair Springs, Carvcd Mtiiiltliiig.
_-‘due. llair Seiitiiig \Vebliing. Ginips, Buttons.
Tassels. Bed h_'cie\vs, Cast.oi's. Loclts. Btitts.
l.’]lttgt.'S, and all otlier styles ol tliese 200(13-
I'1OL(I0.‘\ll3 &: LYON.
‘3 \Vatt2i- st., lfiridgeportt.
‘Fluid E.-amps.
NO'l‘l‘l 1C 11 lot. of Fluid Lani~isj i't rt-c'd
,._ and for sale by C. A. DUI"».- ND.
Gums, Rifles and Pistols.
1‘) are coiistantlv rccciviiig troiii .‘aini.tt-l
Goddai'tl's (t(5ltfl)l‘tt1(‘tl gut) lii(:l'oi‘y Bir-
iiiinuliani. liiizlautl. a _11P,tlel‘ttl assortiiiciit ol‘
(l(,”l.)|(;ginglsiuglul)lll'1't‘lfilllIS,llltl(lt910()l1l'Ol‘tlHI'
and engraved with our naines. t‘2Il1.‘1itl_t1 from $10
to 360. Also. :\tnerit_-aii ril1esol'tlil"t1=.i'eiit inan-
Upwm,-,..5; Cqilt’s and Alleii’s revolvers; Ger
man guiis and pistols ofall tpialities and prices
1l()L(‘,‘([).\lB Ci: LYON.
83 Water st. Bt'ltlgt',})f)l'l'.
N. B-.——17ishing apparatus of all ltinds.
l~Iii:ive been
Galifornia Gold.
‘V in New York (lut‘ll'tf__*_ the-.
‘ past week and have |)ltt'Cltt!S€'-(l a l2ii'ge
lot of new goods for the -“l"'."‘g l"“‘l"' -'~'~°l‘l
watclics. cliains, keys, pencils, earrings, li«ii_t_vei'—
rins. l)l‘t’tT.~l.-|)ll‘lS., gold bc-.'tii;_1pleiity maltes niiiny
of those art iclcs very low. C‘ii)lE\i»l£3I_(~C)\V,S
Saws,
LANE IRO-.\'S. Chis:-.ls and G-onges. 0!
\V, 6:, S. L’»iitclier’s iiiziiiuliit-lute, liar sale
wlinlcsalc. and retail by HOLCO.\I.l3 6:: L1 ()3,
8'3 \Vater street, l3ridgcpoi‘t.
Embroideries. ,
l£CE1*V ED this day a large assortment of
latlit-s’ l*‘rencli worked collars “lid “”‘lel'
sleeves, both lace and ninsliii; lace capes. culls.
lint-ii Ltttlll)|'l(Z and lawn hdltfs 65::-. "ll 01‘ “'l"‘3l'
will he sold at greatly t‘L‘Cllt(:B'1 pI'H‘PS-
(J. J-'. C~I{UM»A-N.
Saws.
IL L, cross cut.-ciI‘(:ulat'. hack, hil-‘let Webb.
ha. (1.-[)tltIl](’ll, rip, liaclt,-compass a'nd key
ltole saws ol-' vai"ioiis iiiaiiuliitttuies.
llOLCO.\lB- & LYON."
83 \Vater st., Bridgeport.
We do Know’ ,
I--]'-A‘'1‘ wt-. have purcaliased a large lot: of
|)()(:lie1.‘l\’Il1V(-‘.S, of the inaiiutactui'ei's, with
Ct1Sl1~CfLC(Z-17'. also a la rgc lot. of portinonies and
wallets, razors and Straps. small‘ lot ltnives aiid- '
We do know that these goods can be
DlS'BRO\ ”S'
liirlts.
had cheap,.at-
.fot'met'ly,)? by the subscrfiel‘.
users to his stock of SPRING DRY GOODS, which
is niucli siiperitir to that of any foi'iiiei season.
119. Ladies, may be found it more desirable seleection
part ol'1§rocadc.- \Viitt-.retl. Cliiitigeiilile and Bl'k
. DE LA|:\'ES, CAS1-1t\’1l*IRES. POPLINS,
G] N G HA H25, Amt-rieaii, Frencli and English
Every other style of Goods to
an er-itensive Dry Goods Store, can be had at
much to their interest to examine my stock ofGoods designed for
v will find e.-trlra 1l:(l|)(:t*t11Pl'1lS ctTei-etl them. being determined to
STORE.
G. J. GRUMAN.
New Spring Dry Goods.
H1'1‘C‘11COCK& LEADBlCA'1‘ER.
No. 347 Broarlitjar. c'o'r7ze'r of Leonarzl st.
fl ARE ALREADY IN Rt-‘.Ct‘.lPT or THEIR New
AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING Goons,
and are ])l‘t'])=.tt'(’(l to serve their customers
1l1('t‘(B'\\'1llt, as well as with every kind, style
LD BRIDGE
and quality of
I-‘ALL ANIJ VVINTEII DRY GOODS,
of which they have one of the large-.st; and best
assni-tmeiits in New York, which embraces
eaery ltind of ‘ "
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
worn by ladies or geiitloiiieii,oi' used by families.
It is inipossible for tlieni to enninerate even
a iiioiety ol'tlioirarticles.and would, t.lierel'ore’,-
barely name a few. as
GRENADINES, onGA:\'Dii=:s, SILK TISSUES, siLKs,
PI’.l.\"l1ZD.T.-\CO.\‘1'J'l‘S AND CA1lIBI'1ICS,B.-XREGES,
cmrro ' CRAPE AND THIBEI‘ snA\vLs,
iti.i'Kit.Lzts, swiss MUSLINS, &c.
'1‘lit=.y would also beg leave to say that they
give their attention entirely to the retail busi-
ness, a re in constant communication with their
custoiners, and tlierefoi'e‘
LEARN’ 'J‘}}l£I1’. \VA1\"I~‘S AND wiLL SUPPLY TIIEM,
if any pains. mid the mat-ltets of this or any
other country will enable them to do so; and to
inaltetheir iissortineiit so general as tmenablai
any lady to
SIT DOWN AND St-7LEC"t‘ EVERY ARTICLE
she wants, without the fatigue and perplexity
ofshopping, while their invariable rule of
ONE piiici-2, \Vt'1‘1-IOU’? VARIATION,
secures to every customer, whether 11 child or‘
an adult‘,- '
F‘.-1111; AND HONEST DEALING.
In addition to their extensive assortment of
I~‘.\’t5RY KIND or Drtass GOODS,
they have constaiit'ly on hand every kind of
HOUSE\V.FE AND FAMILY GOODS,
As Linc-71 Sticelirigs and S/iirlings. Dariiasksg
Diapcrs. Nap/sins. and indeed every kind of‘
Linen Goods, wliicli they purcliased before the‘
recent advance in prices, and sell,
Full lw/'nl_7/ ]7».'7' cm’! below the usual mics.-
LAC}-‘. AND 1\IU.<Ll.\' wi.\'ao\‘v oi'tA1'=i-:itt'i-:5,
\\'O()Ll-.‘tV BLANK}-2't'S AND QUILTS,
'I‘()lLl-2'1‘. '1‘.»\'BLt-2 AND Piaso COVERS,
co'r'ro:\' siiiit'ri.\'Gs AND S111-It-2 HNGS,
tirouitxixo AND Iii-*.‘l.F ii1oUn.\‘i~.\'G GOODS,
And a full and perfect as-.;oi'tme‘tit ofgentlemen’s‘
Umlcr .3/tires. 1)rawers,- Scat/fs and Crawls,-
Sil/.' and Linen Packet 1:I£Z7l(/A7870/12:1.’/‘S. Gloves,
At prices far below the usual rates of Gentle-
inoii’s Furnisliing Stores.’ is
'1‘1~.‘\lE (,‘1'-IANGED.
UN'l‘1'Ll.|ll'El1'et't1012l:Cell'il'lllS will lei:'v6”'I‘{.-
. York. froin 29 Canal st. for N‘orwa1li' jut‘
7.15’ and S) A. M-., at 3, 4,and 5, P. M. '
Leave New 11-aven l'or Norwalk at; 7.00 and‘
9,40 A-. M‘. tmtl at 1.10. 4,30‘, and 8.10. P. M.
Leave Norwalk for 1\'e\v Haven at -9.26,‘
and 11,18 A. M.,-and‘ at 4.55‘. 6,13. and 7,13‘
P’. M. the 7,13 train goes‘ no farther than‘
B1'idgepoi't. _ _
Leave Norwnllt for New York at 6,42. 8.10‘
and ]0',55'A. .11., at 2,16, 5,53. and 9,22 1’. M.-
R. B. MASON, .5-nperinlemlant.
Very‘ cheap,
‘‘ I"'1NO-ABDOM'INA*L SUI’ PORTERS’
\ and- S‘liouhlei' braces, for cul'VtttLtl'e ofthe'
Spine and kindred diseases; of allsi'/.e‘s.f('n‘ sale"
at very low prices (iie‘arl_v one half less’ _t.-hunt
Catt :nid_seo‘
DR-. A.- H-I-EL.
4
tliein at the 011109 of
Jan. 2811). 1851’-
Victorines.
‘1 ALF SK15NS.—TlielTig_liest cash niarltet
{/ prices paid for calf skins a nd cattle hides.
1\Igpc,h 3.. S- E. OLMSTEAD.
UST rec’d,a large assoxtinent. and for eats‘
cheap. H. C."
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