2;
Th“ iliartyi C
Is and ever has liee2h,iflfii-ing’- its ,,,.y,(‘,1e- exist‘
9'"-'°~ "'9 l’0lltl¢fl’l"organization‘ upon which
i C ' HM ‘Vivi 2 7 - .
only hecountiy could safely rely in times of
peril toour inst_it~utions-. \Vhen in 1820 the
foundations -of oui'-gove‘r’rriiipnt w..,.e _,i,,,k,_._,,'
an-l men’s hearts were failing them for fear.
from W'hig ranks came the Statesman who con-
t|‘0l.le_d' the storm, aiitl by so doing l'9l)(l('l'c(l'llll-
perislialiloin the atTections of the American
people the name of H i:.\'t_ir CLAY. \Vlren ten
years ltjtei';‘»'Nullifii-ation reared its head. DAN-
uzx. “7ltBS:I‘ER alone met and ovcrtlirew the
||10DSte.t', while CLAY again came forward as
the restorer ofpr-ace and" harrnon_v.’ During
the late gloomy times the \Vhig Statesmeii
have stood firm ontlie platform ofthe constitu-
ll°.l’ “ml ill“ UHEOD; \\lrile the Locotiico
lefltlc-‘l'S on the other ltauil.lrave :1 inajm-it,_yo;
thcm been avowedly disurrionists. Consider the
position ol'.\lason of Va'.. Butler. Calhoun and
Rhett of S. C.. Dawson of Georgia. Clemons
of Alabama, Davis of Mississippi, Downs of
Louisiana. Atcliisoa of Missouri, all Senators,
all Locofocos and all disunionists or
cessionists. Glance again at the States which
are the hotbeds of disunion. South Carolitia,
Aliibamn and Mississippi; Locoloco thev are
and have been from time immemoiiah i The
Republican of last. week exults that so many of
the State Governors are Locos; we hope never
to have c-ccasion to boast that airy \Vhig like
the frothy so-cessicnist. Mcaiis of S. C.. or the
bombastic disunionist. Quitman of Miss.. has
been elected by a '\Vliig State to the Guberna-
torial chair. Such men are oiilyelevateil to
such positions by Locoibcos; nobody would
«look for such an event in a \Vhig Statt-.
The $20,000 Su‘i'ntlIe.
The Locofocos are braggitir_' tliat llltep imm [mid
of 5.520.000 oi’ the State debt. If this be all they
liave paid oti’, they \\.¢)ltl(l‘(l(l rnuch better to k,.,._,,
quiet .ibout the matter. The increase rift‘;-\»,.,,,,,,_.‘
tlte past year has alone been stifiiciciit to pay more
than double that ainount, while the tti‘cess:ri'y by.
S0‘
VVhig D\le\éting.
At a meeting of the Whigs‘ of N_o_rwalk.ag
Sell:-ck’s Hall on Thur-stliiywveiiing; March
27th. Henry Selleck was appointed Clmii-innit
‘_..Charles B. Mott, Secretary. L ' _
The following gentlemen were re-timiointecl
tlelegzrtes to the Senatorial Convention V Jag,
Reed, Elbert Curtis. Lewis S. Reed, Afljj.
Board- '
The following named person weretlien nom-
inated for Justices oftlie Peace : JohnA. \Veeil,
Samuel P\lt:lIu“tl'tlS, George St. John, Horace
Taiylor‘, Joseph \V. Hulihell, Mathew \V'ilcox.
Henry ‘M. Prowitt, David C()ll]SlOCl(, .Ir., M or-
gan T. Smith, \Villiam ‘U. Benedict, Silas P.
Tuttle.
Vt/ted, Thatithe meeting now adjourn. to
rneetat David Steplienson’s Hotel, or) Friday
evening. April 4th,to nominate Representa-
lives.
5?’ Applications are to be made to the next
Legislature for Banks at. Redtliiig. Betlrel, and
\Vestport, and also i"or an increase ol'tl1e capi-
tal of the Danbury Batik.
lW'On Tuesday (~‘.verllti_;, lliree ryi5hn]e|]'
named John l‘i8t’(l, ;\licliael Mc.\lanus, and Pe-
ter Swilt, attempted to cross Far-mingtou Riv-
er, at Poquonnocli, in ii boat. Tliey w'ere car'-
ried over the dam ot the Ttiu.\:is Mill, and the
two lirst tia med were drowned.
5%, Isaac Sherman, ol’Bi-idgeport. has been
nominated by the \Vlrigs, as candidate for
Judge of Probate comprising the towns ol
l3t'ldgepoi'l. H untirrgtoii, 'l‘rumliull and Monroe.
“ Gi.r:.-'isoN’s Prc'roi:i.n. DnAwrxG—-Room
CoiiiP.iNro.\"‘ is a paper. inviting the attention
ofall'juilici0us l'6‘iI(l(-‘I'S; it is a do-'ideratuni for
every liirnily, and cornliincs high lit.eri:ry char-
I
acter with artistical finish. 'l,‘here are live
large illustrations in the first number, besides
four original tiovi-llcttes from (_llSllllgtllSlltXl au-
thors. together with nrncli other choice nmttm-,
making altogether eight. largo pages, live c-0|-
pen;-es have tnaterially diniinisln.-d. ll’ it there.
Tore be true that the State debt has been diriiiiiislr-
ed dtiriiig the past year only to the ainorititol'$‘2ll,-
.000,tlre Locos mu.-‘t have wasted at least thirty thou-
~sand dollars oftlie [lt'(lplt:’.~‘ rnoncy.
Another VVcek.
The time for voting is near at h;.m]_ is go“.
urnris in each page. Price $3
The greatest umlertaking this in m=wspapcr
publishing i-vcr attempted, decidi-dly!
per atrrrt.itrr.——
5:? A letter from the eastern part of the
Sitllr. Says :—" A good report cotncs tons rorn
the \Vliig party ol'othcr towns itr this county
8085 the battle!" Is evo-rytliing in readirress
—tIt'0 your pr:/mralions complete?
(cums desi gnated I
Are the
Are your tll'l'tlllgP.lll(Z'lllS
such tliat no \Vh'rg will be al»_,-em t',-(,,,, the pops?
These are vastly important qin_=st.inns,
LANSING, .lllich.. March 2-‘:'th.
At a Convention of ti. liigs held here on the '.).5tli
]tlSl., (1t’ll(::l'ill Wiiilield Scott was rromin:m-d as a
candidate lor the l’re.-idciicy in 1852, subject to the
decision ol'the National I onvcnliori.
_ New ()nu:.-\.ss, ii'ltl]’('.lt 27:11,
We learn that the noted Ctiplultl Frencli h.-is been
iexccnterl near Durango. Texas, for the double
<Cl'llll6 ol l1]lll'd..t‘ and rolrhcry.
- '_ Ponii-:itoY. 0., March 30th.
A ‘destructive fire broke out in this place this
i!"l)t')l'llli\:__', which destroyed nearly the entire .~‘q'l:tl’t.‘
-between Court and Pine streets, irrr.-ludingtlic Post
'.Uffice. The loss is i-siiniated at about .:§5‘.30,U()0
. . _ _ I
-zvhicti is only piiitiallyinsured.
PiirL.ini;r.rntA. Marclr 3r'ith.
. R"lN¥rt Benford. a liurse i.lealcr.was rol.-licd of
"$3.800 last night. on the furry boar plying ll(."
Necii this city and Camden. 'l‘lre liill.-'al'e 22!! '33?
'BPo.st0ti Banks. and he Wits on his way front New
1 ork to this p!acc_ '
‘C’/mpman's Crow to be /ward no mm'c.—
"Gm. A. (Ilitiymiin. ofcrowing memory died on
‘the 16th tilt,
¥priet0i's ofthe lndianapolis State .loui'nal. and
‘It popular editor olthe Democriitic school.-
-‘ilk-’ged 45.
E?" Miss Dix is ]5l‘Bl’)t1"i‘-itlg to vist the prisons
in iVll'gll|l'<‘.s North Carrol-‘inn. and Geoi-gia——to
busy liei'selfi'irdreed during the sunimer, in the
abode-of t‘t‘2l*.?:'3I_"-_‘y',-‘$'l¢.'£3.. -ond crime. VVe are
please‘t‘l,'.sa'y.-iilhetlriteliligencer. tohea r that she
. is not (:orirpletéiy~‘disilieartefi by the failure of
her be nevolent sclleine.-lot‘.-the benefit oftho in-
sane.
He was one ofthe original pro-
CTF Mr. Tuiitierlz-"£fii'st:~stieecli was made at
'.Bla(-l.\vcll’s Islzrii(l.lros-pitiil. which he visited
.- on Monday, with lll6!{'t10llll)(‘l'S of the legisla-
rture. He said he Faced us, and had come over
‘ to write a book.
Q’ A Sl:<'li.6:jGz'.Zil-‘.Vet]l‘l0l), without distinc-
-. tion of party, of.t-lie opponents of the Fugitive
:'Slave Law, ‘l-)tlS‘..vl)8(.’.ll called to assemble at
Trernont.Tei«:sp-l»e..Boston. on Tuesday, April
. 8th.
—Miss C.us«l-iznnn and Jenny -ljnd were both
-nt-St. Louis last. week.
~-3"}-;.fll’04ll.hRS been quite successful with her
:’C0llC3l‘t2<l in’the> Southern cities.
—The Natchez Courier says that the 770
tickets sold at the Jenny Lind concert in th_.u;
..cit.y brought;$6.500.
-—Ole Brill, who is on a rmisical tour in Asia
xis said.to ha-ve accumulated a fortune of two
. millions of francs.
—Measrs. Peter Kirkhain and Joseph Iolrn-‘on,
. of Waterbury, sailed in the Asia for Liverpool, on
.$Veilnesd:iy to attend the World ’s Fair. Several
01h,ers.are preparing to enibark soon
' RAILROAD Accini-:.\'r.—-'l‘l.e 4 o’clock train on the
' New York and New I-laven Railroad, l'roni the lat_
..ter city, ran otfthe track on \Vcdirc.sday aliertiooti,
-when opposite the bur_\ing ground. Milford, smash-
-ing one ofthe cars to atoms and injuring one in ui,
it is thought not dangerou.-ly. The accident Wits
caused by the breaking ol an axle. No one was to
, blame. ‘
fl:F"['lie Buffalo Commercial Advertiser is ap_
-prelicnsive that serious disturbance will take place
on the litres ofthe railroads constructing in Western
New York. Upwards of seven hundred lrisbmen
are tiruicd. ready for a conflict. The ditiicnlty is
-between themselves relative to a faith peculiar to
their own country.
Poi.YGLoTic ——'l‘he visitors to the VVorld’s Fair
will see the following in.-icription in six languages
on the walls oftlie Crystal Palace;
" Das ratichen wird iticht erlaubt.
'Ill n’est pas pcruris dc tiiniiar.
N on e permeeso difnmare.
No es permiltido funiar.
Nao he permittido fiiiiiait.
No smoking allowed,,”'
How 10 Pi.i:Asi=: voun Fiunivps.-—Go to Califor-
nia—stay there twenty years—.--work hard—get
Inoney—s:u'e it—come honie——bring with you. a
load of wealth, and diseased lu'iigs—-visit your
friends—inakea will—provide for them all-then
die-what a prudent-, generous,.kind-hearted ‘soul
—cver_\‘wlrere the note of preparation is sorind—
ed.
wail of Lricrilocoisrri in this county, even to
Hartford.”
lthink you can almost lit-ar the (l(‘tllll
E?” "it-.nri-nilicrtlrat in July our paper can
be sent to subscribers ilrronglr the Post. Oftice
——l'rce.
€7.‘§'D:\ri lrislr lad was tliscovei'etl by tho coir-
dnctor on the New York and New Haven cars
last week. throwing a stone at the train as ‘it
passed. He was caught and sonrrdly beaten.
Served hint right.
L? Leonard. who catrsml the deatlr of Lang-
don in New l‘laven, last week, lrns: been e.\'ain
irred and hnutrd over to take lristrial for murder.
E‘Zf37’Applrcatiorr is to be made to the next
General Asseinbly, tor the lllt.'0l’llUl‘tlil(ill of a
Batik to be located in \Vate: bury with a capi-
tal ol'$5(l0,U(l0.
5-3‘: The St. Louis Union. the leading Ben-
ton paper‘ in M.is>:<_>ui'i-, stairs ll!-‘ii Min l‘»<‘rrtmr
rel'uses tohe a candidate for the |)l'E‘.~Il"lt.‘ll(.'}'.
and declares his resolution to he uualteriliie.
I???’ Friday nrorning last. at air early hour,’
theltousoofa Mr. l’liillips.in New \Vooirsocket.
was dostr'oycil by tire and three of his cliildreti
burned to death by the devouring elenient, and
another severly injured. M r. l’., whilst en-
deavoring with true paternal love to save one
of his clr.ldren had his ten toes cornplcte-ly
burned off. His wife barely escaped uiiinjured.
@" in a letter, tl(l(ll‘P,SS(-*.(l totheLord mayor
of.l)iililiir, Lord Clotictti'r'y has cliarged the Eng
lisli Government wi.li liaving cairscd the death
by star-v.-rtioir. within the last‘ four years, of 2,-
000,000 ol'the lrisli people.
Is?“ The Rev. WI r. Arm-s‘ clrurcli in Noi'wich
came non r being destroyed by fire on Sunday
last. The building canglit fire from the fur-
nace, but by prompt; and efficient action was
extinguished.
E3?’ The rage for occa n stea mers is decided-
ly on the increase. and it will not. be. long before
litres will be fortned from every prominent.
port in Europe rind the United States. A
prospectus has been issued in Germany, for
tlre establislirncnt ofa litre of steamers between
Rotterdarn and the United States. 'l‘lre pro-
posed capital is fixed at 1.‘.2l)0~,l)O0 guilders.
divided into 190 slrzrres. The company is
styledthe Rotterdam American Steam Navi-
igation C0'npmty.
I-low Pr.i.\"rr«'.r.s Am-2 C‘iir~:.\'ri«:D.—-'T‘he New
Hampsliire State Patriot says that. it has four
thousand eight lruntlrt-.i_l sulis.ci'ibei's, and t.hinks
it has the best. paying lists ofany political pa-
in this countrynyet seven~linndred owe l'oi=t.lirec
years, four hundred for five years, and one
thousand for one year. nraking the aggregate
due the office sixteen thousand dollars for their
paper, time and labor. .
The National Intelligencer, pt \Vasliington,
D. C.. is said to have over $'200,000'due- from
its subscribers. '
Tin: EX-‘I-‘l-‘.C'l‘S or Anoi.rsni.\'o 'rni-: CM‘;-
\Vl1ile sotne of t=l-\.e- old fogies of the navy, who
never goto sea. aredeploring the evil conse-
quences ofabolishing the-cat, those who are
at. sea iireiaudiiig the clrarige as advatageous to
the service. Captain i\1_clntosli. ofthe frigate
St. Lawrence, in a i't~-cetrt letter, says he will
never have any ilifficiiltyiri managing a crew
liereaftcr iftlie Govei nment will give him on-
pable officers and gentlemen to assist. him.--—
Tliiis is in severe rebuke to somebody. and
shows in what quarter Capt. Mclntosh thinks
all the (liliiiiuhy lies.
A Scii.i1='ruri.u. SLAP AT 'l‘I{'l£ Doc'roas.—
lit the L6tl1 chapter of second Clir'oiiicles
inay be found the following severe allusion to
a prolessiorial flailing. which, very incorrectly.
at the present time :_——
“~ His disease was exceeding great;
his disease he sought. not the
the physicians;
yet’ in
you will be If t -
FA.'l'H£ns._.”-
we presume. is supposed to have an existence
Lord, but‘
And‘. Asa SLEPT, WITH HIS.
»-. ., ., '.
, Remember.'_
That can 1lU.\'DR.ED-V-)’I‘E§, properly-‘d-iéttilr
iited among the towns, last--.S1iilTl$.Ti""°"1l‘l*
have givenius a7 m:_ijori'.y? in7_the_:Honse‘ Of
Representatives. All(l.'yel.‘l1OW rnan-y'l)1UrI-
dr-ed W/lrigs stayed at home! How"mauy
hundred left the State to“go clseivhei'e-i-ipnn
business, forgetful of the gmat duties till‘-y
owed to the interests of-tlieir-own State
How many, from sheer indifl'erence to the
great result, liavo first:-ned upon us a- year
of Locoloco rulc, and the evils arising from
all the irnpcilcclions of Locofoco legisla-
tion! Will you do tbis again, Whigs ‘of
Connecticut? Shall the dynasty that dis-
gracr-il the State in 1850, repeat its rule. in
1851 C3 One‘ YEAR is ENOUGII to ‘exli_ibit__th_e
utter incapabilrty of that party properly to
rule the State. You will notallow them‘
to do it again l ' ‘
Look out for-the nexv Voters.
See that all who are qualified to become
voters take the necessary steps to bi.-come
sut-.li‘.~ Young men are what we want in
our ranks. See that every one qualified by
age becomes 2] lr-ct-intro 'l'liere is ‘:1 great.
deal oll holding lZ)ilL'l{- on the part Ol. young
men, and aggressive lll(.‘tlSlll‘t‘S are neces;-_aiy
to bring ll)('lll forward. This is pt-.culiarl_v
the duty of the town coniiniitecs. 'l"li‘ey
slionld proceed systematically, and see that
the work is done thorouglily.
The W'l|ig Candidate.
Mr. Foster is one of the most ilistin;_ruish-
ed civilians ofthis State; he has had large
expericnce in legislation, has l)t't'fl Sp:-akcr
of the l--louse of PU'pl't'st’.lil..‘lIl\'(‘S, and tilted
various ofiiccs of public trust. He stands
with the tir.-t. of his prol'+:.s‘siori and is remark-
able lot‘ his dccision,juilgnret.t, and good
bnsincss qualifications. He isa snhstanti.-il
l."l l1l;g'. Hr: has a firm rel nice in the e{l’ii:ac_v
of Wliig pr'inciplcs, and has (lone good sift‘-
vice in carrying them into ifii-ct i\lr. Fus-
tcr is In all rcspr-cts ‘.voi'tlry ofcvcry '\i't'.lll_'-J
vote. Lat him lravc, then, the firm, lll’lli(*'tl,
pci‘sevcr'itrg support of‘ his party. This is
due to him and to on rsclvcs.
Nciw Fircunricini.
'l‘h«-rc is a large nurnlrvr of» yoiing men
in this State who have rm-eritly bcronrc oi
rig:-, and who will lor ll1t'i first lltiic t‘XL'l'(‘l5C
the l‘l_t___1l1l olsiiliiagc, at lltr aproacliirrg t’l:(.‘,-
tiorr,rind a great rria_jority or’ thcrn wc l')l,‘li{‘\'t‘
will give lllt'll’ first vote in lirvor of the gbrril
l'l’liig cause. The ltll'f_;'t_‘l' pnrliori ol' the
\,t')llll,-'__l' -.\lcn are too ll'lllt'$lt1litl iritlv;-criib-tit
to be-. contarriinate-d by L--co.’oco priin-rplcs.
Our l'Vhi:_g lriv nds in cvciy town shouid
niakc it an csprcial duty to look up all such
Young Man and assist tlrcm in the rieccssary
steps to become clcctors.
Nearty Fialzuricrd Towns.
VVc wish to remind the Wliiigs ol the im-
portance oi" rrrzilciiig their git-tire-st cliiirts in
[lie tirarlv lizilanccd towns. Usc (‘\’t"l‘V i-t"-.
loi't—-snare no t-.\’cr'tioiis to bring orittlic
cntirc \‘i'lii;_r_ strcngtli at the polls. It is cl‘
this utnio;-t lii)ptrl‘lt2ti(‘.t-', in c-liigt-tirig the suc-
cess of tho Wliégs in the ‘lJt'gl5lililll't‘, to ll$t.‘,
iv.-ry eflort in their‘ power to accuimplrsh
this 'l licrc arc quite a number of towns in
this Stale \\'llt‘l'€ the Volt‘. . vni_V ('l0sc—
rvliere the electron oi‘ ri reprcsei'ita'.ivc ma_i;
depend upon the casting of tlii-cc or lour
Whig votes. it is in tlicsc nearly liiiliiticeil
towrrs that out‘ cncnrirs inland to ‘.\'Ul'l\'-~l0
use all sort cl‘ l.lt‘C(’Pllt)!'l, .’raui:l. auil drslinn-.
Let llits fact stiurnlatc rvct'_v llll('
ivtrrg to put lottlt every i'i:t:i'gy,:iriil thus do-i
ll-at ilicni in rlicii'.lisl‘mrir=st S(:llt!tll(‘,illlil rcturn
\‘."liig' i‘i-pr'c:‘~c-ntiitivcs ll om the nrarly bal-
anced rowns. Rcnicinbcr this and AC1‘ AC-
coiini.\'ui.i l ..
lS
t'.‘l'y'.
The Prospect.
Our frir-nds lrom various quarters of the
State speak very cricoiir'a«_riii;_:ly of the pros-
pect in Connecticut, in l't‘l2ill(lll to the ap-
pmacliirrg election. The VVhigs arc harmo-
nious and lltlllvtl-—-0‘.ll' nominations for Gun-
gi'ess, Slate oliiccrs, &ic , appca r to intact with
the lit,-arty approval - lthe Whigs, and tltey
arc (lt;‘l€l‘mltiL'(l to clccl their Whole tick:-t by
a liandsome majority. With these encour-
aging irirlications, lct cvery \Vhig redouble
his cxei"tion:= and l«:i~.4-p at work with all dill
genre until this day of trial ai‘t‘ivcs. Su'.ve
to obtain no si\i.iLi. rnajot'it_v. Let us clear‘
out .l-_;I.‘_IC0l‘Ot'filStll ll‘.oroughly lroui old Coti-
m>clicut.———Pii.s/1. onw.'1.rd and Speird I/ze
l/Var/c.
—-At a public dinner rccentl_v given to Governor
Quitmaii at. New (lilcatrs, he said that he did not
participate in the Cuban alliiir‘, but declared that it
would liavc ati'oi'tli:tl hint great pleasure to have led
the forces and \Vllll(.s$'(.l the success oi‘ the “ L'u'oan
Iirvader.-:.”
—Thc members of the Maryland l’u2l‘otm Con-
vention lrave tendered Daniel VVeb.-ter ii pirblic
dinner, and he has accepted it.
—'l‘here have been more Indian depredations
on the Texas l'ronticrs. and Col. Harncy is to lead
an expedition against the Cauiaiiclies.
—-The ‘Nest \‘.'ing of the Sorith Carolina Col-
lege at Columbia, was burnt on Ilrc 17th inst.
—'l‘lre \Vliigs of Kctilticky have nominated
\Vtn. Campbell as their caiididutc for Governor
—'l‘hcre are now 2.ll(lt) men at work on the New
liaveii and New London road. and the prospect-‘
arc l'avoi':ihle, sa-ys the New York Trilittiic, for a
junction at the Connecticut River with a direct
road lroin.Norwir:li.
——.-\ ‘pi'ol'es-siori of religion has been made by
three hundred persons in the corrgicgatiori of the
M. li. Church in Norl'olk st.-iii New York City,
within a few weeks past.
-The present number of‘ pupils in tho Giraril
College, l’liiladclplria. is 305. OF these, ICU were
adniitted intothc iiistitntion in 1-850.
—'l‘he Sl(!&l‘t_!e)? Lowell was run into by the Viri-
ton on the ‘.25th lit.-'t:iitl in the night and in about
thirty minutes wont down. A" part» cl‘ the cabin
passciigcrs-c::capeil.ont sonic lil'tci>ir or twenty per-
s‘0ll.-' on board met with.a sudden and drcad."ul
d._-nth. A whole fiiinily, cousi.-rtiiig of man, nili:
and children are aniong the lost. .,
——'l‘he U. S. bonded ivarehouse at San l"raiicisco.,»
wliicli is entirely ol'iron, wasmzruuliictured in Liv-
et'.pool,aud Cti>.'l,’illClllfllng liciglrt. duties :iml“1l‘!e'
driving olfthe piles on which it stands, $75.000;—
It is 26 liiel front, 101 Feet dccp, 45 Feel high,
wciglis 5ll0.tons, aiul will hold 2,500 tons of goods
—'I‘he l’ruitsol‘a religious l'f:\'l\':ll s0nIclim6‘- Since
State Prison. are still visible. From 30 to 40 are
believed to be tliorouglily \'f;liJt'me!l men. while only
one man who gave evidence of’. having become t'e~
1igio.us,,is believed to_havc._r.el:ipscd.
—-M-r. Luring Hoyle hung hiinscll'ii_i his house on
;i\'lond.-iy afternoon, in M'ilbnr.y..- He had heeii.on it
spree for about -a month. He '-was about. forty
years old, and leaves t1wil'c. and E¢V01l«°llil‘l1'€"*>
xziggeil Tl},
recorded among the inniates of the New Hani.-liire, ,
._ _.. ._...‘L'
L ii2t;h--1Iisiti*i€itfSé'iiatii’rii1l=Coiiveiition...
"'73 "'Fl‘io‘rriiis} R _E_sq., _the-candidate nomi-
natet'l'-.i ii the’_ C_'o‘i1'vi’-ntion ilroldt-n'_at Sta mfor~d',ori
tlié‘ l‘fltl‘i' i'ns't-'..-"li‘aviin,2 declined said nomination.
the ~_\Vhigs oftlie sevi-.i'al2to\vi1s are lie-reby no-
tiliod t;hat a Convention ‘.will be held at the
Stage I-]t~iust=,..i.n Sta.tiif'or'il ‘on 'Wednesday. the
the iiur:ritise.ofiiiotninati'rrg.a camlidate l'or_'Sen
ator lot‘ s:rirl_d[sti'ict.. The towns are request.-
ed to send d__elega_tés tofsnid Convention equal
to twice the nuinber ol‘_ Rept'csentatives.;t.o
which the towns‘ are entitled in the General
Assembly. ‘Tire-Wliigs oi’ every town are re-
quested to irppoitithiiil send tlelegiites.
~ 0. S. FERRY. ‘District Committee.
SARSA‘P,i\RlL.LA‘ vs. 'CANCl-IALAGUA;
_ Soon after the introduction ofthe herb Canchal-
agua into this country, it was found that as an
zititi-scorbntic, l'ebril'rige.aud tonic, it was far su-
pei‘ior- to the best Brazilian Sarsaparilla. In Liver
complaints, Scroliila, and I’nlnionary ali'ccti.)ns.
it was administered witlt iirarkcd success. The
qualities we have named it rt-t_ains in all their
.-strcngtli when conibiiied with Livervvort and Tar,
iii the l'orm ol' Di‘. ’cogors’ Syrup oi l.iver‘.votl. Tar
and Carmlialaguii. The demand for this greataiiti-
iCt)li.~‘tltltpl.l\’e riicdicitre is cnorinous‘, and coiistaiitly
iticrcasirig; a necessary result. of its effects. The
lirtiils of'.au entire newspaper wonid be iiiadcquate
to prcscrit the evidence in its l‘.-ivor. which, with-
out Sttllcllulltilt. has acrninnlutcd in our liand.-.
For that. and other‘ inl'ormation we ninst‘ rcl'er the
scaiclier after truth to the panrplilcts distributed
gi'.ititilnusly by our Agents. See also long adver-
ti.-cnient.
(if? \Ve invite the attention of our rcadersto the
advertisernent of Ayer’s Cln.-rr_\~' Pcctoral, in the col-
rrmirs oi‘ our paper. as a retnedy ol'.llic fir.-'t' impor-
tance in the cornriirriiity. 'l‘lie ('.ei'tilicatcs pirlilislicd
in its liivor are not lroin uirknowii nanics. lint lioin
i-rniiieiitainl widi-ly C(.’lt,'l)lttletl men. State.-irrcri,
l’rul'ess'ors Clcrgyirrcri and Ph_\ sirizriis give their
strong tls.-'lll'tlllCtE that this new medicine for tho
cure ol'puliitotiar_v rliscziscs, can be relied on with
corrlidcucc by the t:flll(.‘l('(l tor relief, and we truly
hope its results in our section, will sustain their
conclusiotis elscwln-i‘c.
N. York Cattle lillarrkct, March
.-\t inzrrkut. 157.3 liccvcs, 75 cows and c:ilvcs,and
l.\llll .-illt‘(-‘ll and liitnlis.
l’ricc.-'. v.\'.c——..":ili.-s oliguod i'et:iiling qualities at
li‘oiii .~_-}";i.(ll) to Sfzll.
Cows and Calvi-.-'. Salt.-s at lrotn ‘.70. f3;'~.:itili.
Slim-p and l.arnbs‘-i’i'ices ranged at lloin 2,50
‘i.llU£l'5,DU. '
-—--._-w w1—z-an
L254‘!
-
titer:
lo >.itarril'.ii'rl«. .\l:ir'clr ‘.21, by the Zev. Mi-.
'l‘\vis-', (7 rpt. ;“it'illlitlllt‘l ‘l-lulibard to .-\1issll.iii-
lltlll B--tis. both ol'(1'i'et=ir\\it.-lr.
>JJ.\:" C
match.
in this town. ;\Iarc‘«i '28zli., Mrs. Estlrciz
widow of the-. lat.’-. Capt. Moss».-, and rrroilicrol
Cour. Francis (iiegory, agcil about 81 _vcai's.
ltr Ni-.\v Carina": ,on the ‘.?.‘):h nlt.. Mrs. Ol-
iv-;-. aged years. widow ol John l-lolnres,
i'orrrrt-rly of \Vilton.
In \\’estpoit' on ll‘i(‘ ‘26tlitill., Betsey \’."iike-
..._._ .,,._....__.__..._.
.‘,,
tab.
L
..5
-lll:I!i aactl :ilr()irt_.‘3ii years.
»._.]ri ]it=lll(tl,_:\ltit‘t:ll 2-lth, Mr. Abel Bartram
_. ,ln i_);iiilnii'y. on ‘the 21st ult., Llirani Dalil-
' win, agctl about 30.
la l}i'i:l;_;n;iri:t. on tho *2(l.*lr nlt, Sui‘;-ili.i7tt:igli
tor ol‘ lbratn arid Stisiiir l'}lank. rig:-il Qt’) _vcai's.
lu .\'tr‘.itlot'el, t.'ii:ii-ii_v lu.-wis aged 82 year's.
ln Ni>r'iiillt. hllcri ll. liaticll, irgrtl ‘:7 _\‘c:rr's.
lu N(ii'.' f‘d‘if':ir'<l, .\lar't-ii ititli, lidivard Au:
gtislus. sort t}ii(i1.‘(ll',’_"¢" ll. ."\'olilc. Zl_L‘.’.tl 13 years.
U" of tire stor.-l.iioldei's ol 1
tt‘(.‘ll!‘.
- the Court. 'l‘nrnpil.o Co. \\ Ill be livid at the
Hotcl of David .‘:'-ti-plieriswri, on 'l‘ut-srla_‘.', the
tjllr day ol'.-‘xpril limit, at 11 o’.-lock A. M.
7 17‘ ll lti aturual It
- Per order. E. C. IHSSELL, Set-.'y.
N0l‘\\'till{, Marcli 31st, 15:31. ‘
t.‘i'§o't.ice.
PPL1CA'Fl(').\‘ will be iuade to the irext
l_ii'gi.-:l:tlui'e of this State tor a cliart.ei' for
a bank with a capital of -S1lltl.l)(ll) to be located
\\-'estpoi't, .\1arcli ‘.24, 18:31.
a
-it \Vestpor't'.
1?ia.no .'E‘ort:es Tuned and Re-
paired.
R. E. B. Dl£(.?l{lCl-L i'espcctl'irlly itribi'riis
_LV the citizens oi’ =.\’or\valk and vicinity
that lie will he on liand to time their Piano.-',
April ‘list. Ol'tl€l'Sl't"(f(3lV(‘tl at the Nor-walk
l.-lotiil. and at. the store oi’ Mr. Dickeriiiarr.
-‘South i\'or-walk. Price tor tuning, $1.50;
repaii'in_g 6‘-.'\'l,l‘tl. 3113
Ncw York, Mar-.:lr f39ilr,1851.
‘EEEEEES,
AT 'i‘ni-2
SOUTH NOR '\\‘A LK NUR.‘3Ei’»3’.
V -‘iii E sril)sci'ilior's r‘os.p<:ctl'uliy solicit the at-
tention of l<‘ruit. gr-owei's. to their stock of
'l‘i'ecs. cotisist.in_r__: of (.'ll()l(‘.(‘ Ap;tlt;. l’eat',~Clrer‘-
ry, Pllllll, _Apricot. and Peacli 'l‘rces. \Ve,
wislt to call particular attention to our large
stock of Evei'gr'oeris and extra sizetl Htit'so.
Clresnnts, and ;\'iountain Ash Also.:r very fine
lot ol'l.sabella and (fiatawlra Grape vines. Also.
tlre'l‘rue Red Antwerp Rzrsplicri-y. Our Nurse-
ry lies a few rods South west. oftlio depot.
G EO SEYMOUR. 85 CO.
N. B.—-\Vn wish it to be distirirttly 1iirdi-.r-
._s_too«l that we have no brisiness connection with
lra Seymour. '
3.5-Tends for ..'.'§ac‘2inery'.
E are the agents For ready niado rivottcd
‘ 3ar'n.ls for rnaclrinery. and are trow pre-
par. d to t'urnisli all widths at rnauuf.rcturei's'
prices. “'0. would call the attention olall who
are in want of a tst.li.'nt'i()l' articlt-. to our stock.
Order: frotri the country promptly attondt-.d to
- ll()L(_I(‘).\ll3 & LYON.
83 Vatcr _st., Bi idgcport.
District of Norwal/c as Probate Court, ]‘»Ia:'c/i
(/1. 18:31. .
'>_'»'l‘A'l'E of HARVEY SQUH-iF., latoof
\Vilton,in said di-ttrict, (lcceaseil.
'l‘li-e Ai.lniinistr'ator rcpr‘esents the estate in-
solveiir, and prays the app-.iintrncnt of Commis-
sioners tlrert-on.
Orr/crci/—'l‘lrat Cominissiorrers to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors ofsiri-I
ostaii-J he appolhti-d at V t_l_io pr_oh:rt.o otiirze in
Norwalk on the 12th day ol'_April. 18-51.211
S) o’clock fort-iiooir; of which all persons in irr-
terost will take ni.t‘.c.'-, and appear, if the-._y sea
cause. and his beard tlrereon, and said adminis-
rrator is direc-t.r'd to give notirce tlrereof by pub-
lishing this order in a newspaper printed in
Fairlield county, and by pos-tirrg‘a‘copy of this
order tilt the public sigrr-ptist rrearest the last
residence of said deceased irrsaid Wilton at
least ten days l)_€-.l'oI‘0 said liitli (lay (ill April.
GEORGE A. DA \_’ENl’()R'l‘, Jiulgi-.
man.
s,.
‘.1
.1)i.s-tirict of Norwul/c ss Probate Court, Marc/r.
’" 2511.. 1 51. .
q —S'—‘A.T'.*2 of SOLOLVION HOYT, late of
\Vilton, in said J.list.ricr. dec’t.l. _ .
.'l‘lie Court. of. Probate for the District “of
Norwalk liatli liniited and it‘llO‘*;"i.’t"(l»~Ls‘l7\'i months
from the date liereol’, for the C‘red_itors of said
E:-‘tale. to exhibit. their ‘claims for settletiiont.
Those who neglect to. present; their ziccomits
props,-.i=,l’y. attestcti, iviti-‘iii: sai'd‘tiirne, will be de-
liarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make .irnmediate~ pay-
-ment; to, ISAAC DAV {S3, { Adminis-
13 77.:-.x 1.. DAVT1D~.HO.Y.T,~5. trators.
,}.
zdday of_Apr'il,1,-851,-at"11$ o’clock A. M.. for ' '
.,_-;,mii,u;iiim». oi i:s patrons. arnl tho avor'antlpat-
re
sluts, s
of
HICH are really be-aritiful specimens
5:
represented may be‘ truly proud of.
heart shut.
the minds oftlio whole world.
of the pi'oprietoi', he is'now daily receiving in
Ever before olTerer_l by any establisliment. in t
zines, mohair and alp.rcas._
camhric and mull muslins, spring styles of lad
lislo i-di_z,iii;s. silk relvcts. 50 do’/.. linen and c
l'oreigri hroadclotbs of all colors. :1 great vari
black 2lll'.l llL’.tli'Ptl (?:lss‘lltlP.t'P.~‘. and a superior
geritlt-.rnctr's hats of a very superior quality.
he tarnislied by sellio}_r goods at liiglr prices.
that will (lefy competitioir. Come pay
New Canaan. March 12, 185]‘.
OULD cali‘
‘i ' for oxtcrrt. v.ii'icty and beauty
.-\rnon,<1 the variety of Gnarls ilcsigir-‘I
.‘~‘l l..
A L l’.\CC.~'\ S, l30.\l B.-\Z l N ES, LUS'l‘l’. ES.
l’Rl.\l'l‘S. at prices and ipialities to suit the trio
lllt‘t‘l tho uautsof the lnrdics usually liiurid in
cxtr'aor'di:riir_V low prices.
ierrtleini-ir will find it \'
arld.’s
.:n-Miniature.
. ,1’n_which every‘ Natioiiz or the Basiiern and Western»
Hemisphere Ease contributed its Mechanical.
Genius to produce Fabrics of ' ’
Arias, warns, woasviisin,
Cottons, Li7ii.ei'zs,. £1-o'., ‘$50., f
Nature coritributes much to our store of liappiness.
Outward adornments seem congenial to-the Feelirrgs and wishes
of most. of the inlrabitants oftliis great and ,<_v__lorious Union-
tlrc wi.l. of the people will ever renrain paramount tc all otlie
to gratily tlrc public taste, and secondly. or lit-stly. just as one
let them corne and see the great. variety of‘ black ligured and clrangi>ables_
lustre caslrnieies. delaines. prints, §'_lll,Qlltll!.S, Jaconets. swiss, book,-
sizcs oflilack. white and rariegirtetl kid gloves. also silk, I
for ladies tnisses and children. a splendid stock laces for capes. coll
lllPlll} of real hand-wrought Englisli and German thread P(lglllgS.~tllS() w
etv of black twillcd French cloths, a
assortment of vestings to suit t-.vei'y taste.
spring‘ style»-s of CA RPETS, OIL-CLO'l‘l]S and
II‘
the: attention oi‘ pirr'ch-.rser's to his stock of SP _ _
C - ol’ style. is much superior to that ot any lt)l'lilPl season.
l lixr the Ladies. inay lie formd a niorc tlcsii‘al)l6 scleectioni
l'()(':l(li', \Vntr-.r~erl. (Ilrarrgealile and Bl'k
S, CASl'1i\’ll<IR. IS. POF’LlNS,-
GIN GllA MS. Amt-rieirn, l?i'eticlr and English
than was m-m- oft‘.-,i-oil in Norwalk.consisting in par-t‘ol‘ B V
KS. l'rovii .50 coins to 00 pm-yar'd: -\l- Di‘: L-U-Vl
st
‘cry much to their interest
lllt-‘ll’ use. as I am conlidcnt they will find r.r/‘rn ind ‘ ‘
keep up the well deserved reputation of the OLD BRIDGE
4
\
mechanical ingenui_ty,»and‘ of’ wliich all‘ nations?’
iring has truly made its appearance. making the‘_
but art" irow holds sway over
Ulttlt3l'.tlll republican governments
is. In consideriition of this will‘
pleases. to enhance the iuterestsi
store
THE LARGEST A»-ND MO-5'1‘ EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF’
Sprng Dry Goods
he State of Connecticut. If any one is in doubti
ilks, poplins, l)0l1'll.)ll-’
ins’ and riiisses’ l)()lilIf‘lS,~Sl)l'lllg hat riblions. :ill=
isle and cotton do., 150 doz. hosiery’ ,
ars, caps. and a large’assort- .
oven thread, cotton and
and superior" stock of’
lso dos-skins, .
New
MA'l‘Tli\’(5S. Also. the latest styles of"
ll of this ostablisliment will never
ainhric lidkls. also a large
he reputatio
Everv species. of goods will be otlered at prices-
a visit to the miniature fair. '
WILLIAM F.-. RAYMOND.
Every‘ Day briztge Soinetising New!’
RlNG DRY GrOODS.\Vl‘tlcl-1'
1
u
A
liistiilioirs. Every 0il}(‘.l;_ style of Goods to
an extensive Dry Goods Store, can be had at
to examine mv stock ol'Goods designed for
iiccrricirts r fi'e_noil them, being rletet'nrined tO'
STORE.
G. J. G’-.i§'£UIVIA1\l'.~
For $2213 €332-.ee.p. r
S'l‘lt".A M-lCt\'C1‘l-.\'E, nearly new and in
t)t‘l'li~‘('t ordi-.i', with a steam boiler corn
pi.-in; callml one liar-ea power'. For pa rticula rs_-
address C A. \VA'l‘l7.‘l"illUllY. at i\iil|ll3ll'O-l
neck. ‘West. Chester Co., N. Y.. wlti-re it can
be seen. *1‘? l\iarcli 24'.
F. li:-tll‘.S-
er At‘--.\'iCll rt... .-.-.n...~..»..r his .-r..irr'mg
- store to the place isrti-ly or-cripievl by B.
Nnrwirlk, Mrrrifcli 3-1st.
Tfifaneed. f
GOOD. stoady rrr:iri to work on a harm.’
I _ One that nndcrstaiids all kinds of farining.
-.\'t)rI{ [titty l1e;i|'0l ti gimtl Rllllillltill l)_\,’ t.':llllll.'_!_:lfi
this officc. Not'\\’u,lli, l‘vi'-:t‘l'(.'ll ‘22. 1551.
$3i»8§.$t3’i‘. Schoei. _
Y [IE spring and suinmcr term oftlre sclrool
_ of the siilisi:i'il.wi' wiil coinrncncc on the
2-1 of April. 'l‘er'rns. priuriiry scholars. $2.5l.l;
advarrced, $3,0ll pcr qit:ii'ter.
JULIA OLMSTED.
Norwalk, March 17, 1851.
Adams House. _
THE above [louse is one of the lit’-Sf
é____ <l'ni'irislrr-.i,l houses in the citiy, rterrtrally
locatcil, with alltlie modernimprove-tneirtsncc—
CPSStll'\f for the c.oinl'ort oftlrc traveling pnhlit-.
'I‘li(;. proprietor‘, late of the Parker‘ House,
New l3i=,dt'ord. confidently hopes, by strict at-
tention to the wants of his attests. to‘ ltlb‘l'll a
rorra‘ge' of its forrncr patrons and f'rr¢=-inls.
H 35. D. [{OBl’:lNS.
Boston. I"vi:rr'cli '20. 1551. EH11?
LERO\V 5.3 BLODG <‘.'l"S'
E"-‘arse. ::’i-ietvizag fiiasirfizzes,
ND Riclrts f0l'llfilliglllB.$ill1lC.ii)l'Sl!l(’£lly
the Slll)>‘Cl'll)Rl'- 'l‘he tirvpi't-tzetlonted speed
and perlcctiori with wliich S(‘\Yili,'_T_ cart be don"
with t.l:-esc rnacliirres is irsti-irislrirrg. One of
them can he sec-ti in ope-ration at any time at
my house in Groerrsiiri'tirs. Tlri-_v can also he
.~‘l‘.t3ll on the corner ot" lilni and Canal st.aud at
33 Gold st. N. Y. its advarrtages over otflier
.\laclrincs are in /astnr-ing the cmls both when
it coinzncrrccs and stops, and /prii’[7’r.';.r: in‘ or
.v{rc'c/iiirg either‘ side oi’ the cloth at pleasure.
and sititc-liin_::, both sides alike. and will acconr~
plis:lr (/oublc tlrc work ol’an_v other rnacliine.—
inaclriues and riglrts for salt-. for every town in
the ¢-.ount_y of l<‘air-linld. except. the towns ol‘
Monroe, Nc\vt‘owrr, Re(ldir.g_v. \Veston and Has
ton. All persons a re cautioned agzriii.-t llll_V'll’§.’_
or using airy machines that are ititi'irig_niirotils
on this patent. DANHCL BURR.
\-‘."estport, March 1st. 1851. lillf
<§3'a.rpe't322g‘.
. ECEIVEDC this «lay, rl‘:re»c.t. liom auction.
E -3000 Vards of coininon. fine. supr=.rline.
“mi gt”-ep..pl'_yCarpeting which will he sold at a
C. J. Glil.UZ\1Al\“.
great l):ir‘gaiti.
DOV 'l'iinctlry and I’todtop Seed.
cheap. at. S. E Oh-.\iS'l‘EAD’S.
V.?"e.*P:e§é.. €Z~3~1e.eses‘
F all kinds put in for one slrilling each,by
C. A. DURA-Ii D.
. Light 2 .?:";.-2".g.12..‘t: i c
' E have heard several complaints. ol
burning Haiti and cainplionc not burn
iirg good. \Vo take the lilierty to say that we
believe in all lllSttlll(.‘(-TS ours has given entire
\Vepa_vau extra price to l_IrIVt*
Camphene 46 cts; l7luid 75.
DrsBi'-to-wrs.
satisliictioii.
the best articles.
Ifyou want good call at:
R
cry pattern, W-
AZORS.-—\V. 6i B‘Ui'CllelE’ and Joseph
Elliott’s celebrated R—azoi's of almost ev-
iiolesiile and retail by
H OLCOMB &. LYON.
83 Water st. Bridgeport-
BROADCLOTHS,
CA.SSEI.VIERESa -
AND VESTlNG3.
HE largest. best and choir pest assortment
ever offered in this town is to be found at
the store of the subscriber, and all goods pnr
cliirsetl will hecut-by one of our lii'sl.-class tailors
tree of expense to the purcliaser.
C. J-'.. G RUM.-X Ni.
- I’araso1s.. ’ , _ ,
‘ ECEIVED this day a large and spiendld
assortment of |ltll'tI:.0lS wliich were pur-
E’:-uit Ta‘:-ees.
Ill I/to _ _ _
SOUTH NORVJALK NURSERY.
V [IE subscriber i'espectl'ully solicits the at-
tention of fi'rrir-gr-oxverzs to his stock of"
trees. cotisi-ting of choice peach, ripple, pear.-
clicrry, plum and apricot. trees, togctlior with a‘
good variety of ornarni-.ntal trees and slirubs,»
such as c\'ci'gi'ei-its, mountain ash, horse chest-
nut, weeping willoiv, &c;. lsaliella and Catawba»
_:1i-apcvirrcs Al.-:o,on the first of October ii large
lot of rod Ant'.verp rasberries. A good assort-
ment of Hats and Caps r-onstatnly on. l1aud,a'«
lcw rods west; of the depot. V
‘ ill.-\ SEYMOUR.
South Norwalk, iVl':'.rcli. 1851. 11tl’
£3-xrivai of New‘ Spring Goods.
FEJVU l~l subscr-iliers have coiisiantly on hand‘-
_§_ :1 l:ii'gcirssot'trireiil ol Ready Made Cloth-
ing of all kinds. descriptions. and sizes. which
\. ill be oll'ered at. unprecederited- low p:‘ices.——-
Any per.-"on wishing a" good suit ol Spring.
clothes aria’ less price than tliey can be put‘-
cliased at any other estalilislnnent in this
town, is respectfully invited to call at: the store‘
of L-l'l'l=1AUE-ll dc TURK.
ét‘ior21.P1a.n‘t.ers 6’;-.:. ‘Seed Sewers.-
’"", i E are the sole owners for the right for
‘ the Slatoxol" Conn. (with tlru exception
of l‘l.:tl'i'l‘t)l‘tl County‘,- for the above articles—-
arid would caution all ,p<*i'sons agaiirst any iri-
ii-irrgeiiierrt. These i’lant+=rs amt St't‘(l Sow-
o2's'are superior to any other now in use. and
so simple‘ in their CttUSl.l‘llt:llt)tl and easy in
their operation. that they can be irairiiigett by
a child. The price is so low as to bring them’
wm,i., the rise at all For fur-tlier par-t.i<-tilai's
*,,-e v,-,:Qy_jil(i- 1-c['pt' to tin’) illlittlt‘ llSPll'. VVl!lt2ll may
l:1OLCO.‘~iB -5: LY-’.'){\".‘1,
8:} ‘.’atcr'-st.. i'3rirlgr=port.
Pt-r'sons wisliing for the ageinry rzftlie above‘
articles, can apply to us. 'l"he rig:-ll‘ for all
the counties. witli the exception of l7'airlie'd
and New llavc-.ri. is for sale’. Tlzesc we wi.-b.
to retain for our own sales. 12
Paris
€331iidren’s Gotten Hosiery.-.
' lCCl1IlVliD this day as full and court.-lete
:rssortmcirt ol' niisses and boys white uri-
blcaclietl and mixed cotton hose and half hose.
The ladies are invited to call and exniiiine them
as it is the only l-ull ass.-oitinent.‘ ever oli'et'ed in‘
i\‘or'walk. Tliey"will be sold'clieap.
C. J‘. GRUUAN.
d)‘
March 8.
be seen at
i- , No.1 and 2, at
OT_.;\lSTEAD'S.‘
ALF SKINS.—'l‘he highest cash market:
prices paid lot’ calfskins and cattlo. lIl(lPS.,-
S. E. Ol.MS'l‘EAD.
.' OTIXSH. No. 1. for sale by
March 8. RA YMO.".D 6: MEAD.‘
. Files and wasps,
§'jONSTAN'l"LY l'8(ft‘lVll1_£{ from \V. <36 S.
Bltlcliel‘. Slieflicltl. ELigltil](l.:l full nssort.-1
ment oftlie above goods, for sale at New '_fork-
prices. HOLC(_)i\lB dc LYON. L
83 Water st... Bridgeport.
“l A ND’S Sarisapiitrilla, Townsend‘s do‘, 'l'rap--
' lia;1en’s do.. Slnakei-s’ do., Rogers’ Syrup
ot’ Liv:-rwort Tar and Canchalagua. .lcwett's'
Bitters. Biake’s do., \Vistai"s Balsam‘ "Wild
Cherry. Cod Liver Oil, and all the other pop-
ular patent medicines of the day, for sale by
J. A. VVEED.
Teas. -
UBLIC attention is called to the large‘
Stock Of green and black teas now ofl“i-re(l'
RAYMOND <35 MEAD.
‘ ‘Z‘1aiicTl Lamps. _
NOTl.1E ‘L lot. of. Fluid Ifiamins-‘jutt rec'd‘
tllid for sale by. C. A. DURAND.
Ly
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’i.‘:‘ab}.?'e’Cutl*er 2, - _ ‘
HEARS and Scissors. oi‘ \ i. 6.18. Butch-'
er’s,.R.oger‘s, and‘ H‘ilger-‘s mairu'liictu_i'e,.
tor sale wholesale iinil’re"tail by ‘ ; "‘*'
'HOiJG‘(-)-MB i<3_r LYQ‘
83 ' \Varer st.. B,ritlge'p,,!5t
' ’ Glue. ' L
a) ETER. COOPE R’b‘- celebrated’ g‘lu.e.“~'for' -~
ii. sale-in qizantities of ii-‘om 1 to-.50-bbls'._(z_£<: ‘
’t/ic maiiu,/2u,'Zu,rers’ prices. We \\'t]lll(l-‘t)’:t‘l‘t_l(}“_-—.-=
ularly call the utteiitioii ot‘marinfacturers toithioi-'=
1'
I be sold at a. bargain.
cliased_ at uucti,0u,.und wil . _
' ' ‘ _ C..’, .-.G!l.'\UlViAU.-..
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