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Vote ‘ tor . Govern or.’
FAIRFI‘-El-.}D -COUNTY.
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Z’ 3" " ‘.4’ '*= . w in
=- ‘< 9 3 -2 ' ‘.3
'5 E —"= "' 9:
Towns. -. an 6:; 52 E ‘R
" Z "I
Norwalk ..34_:') I96 .21 , 387 952 15
Wiltou.. ..187 I14’ 0 170 I29 1
N. Ciiiiaan 150 I77 239 I55 I63 '1
Daricn .. .. (33 54 24 _l06 66
Stamford .3297 303 2 368 265 3
Greenwich . 300 296 12 3'28 306 7
Bridgeport 5|] 497 V 4 503 653
Fuirticld .. .340 131$" 29? 2'22
Stratford ..143 1'33 ‘ll 138 155 21
Truiiibitll . .118 I50 1 I24 I51 1
\Vestnn_ .. . 41 91 0 34 119 0
Eastoii.-'.; I20 134 U, 195 I44 '
Monroe... . 69 173 0 40 I06
Iluiitiugtonl I8 I43 I 101
\Vestport.. I33 lfil 5 I 173 ‘.312 5
Daiibiiry . .489 533 6 , 507 5' 5
Ridgefield .211 135 213 153
Rcddiiig.. . I65 I45 I 150 161
Brookticld . 1-10 15.5 ““ 75m
Newtown . 24-I ‘Z99 3 5.0 29:)
N. Fairfielil. 77 92 3 75 98
Shcruiati .. .45 I36 5 51 I41 21
4326 4248 175 4259 4520 78
NEW lI.\VE.‘l COUNTY.
N.H.-iveii. I445 I152 83 15112 1428 70
Hamdeu.. 120 ‘£23 I I 12-1 231 6
Milford .. .326 125 13 317 121 -I0
Or:inge..-.lI6 77 I2 120 I14 10
N.IIaveti..]1li I40 3 I01 I27 5
8ethan_v.. ..45 I55? 5 49 121 8
VVo'dbridg 101 88 94 85' I
Derby. .. ..378 372 10 30-2 129 12
Oxford . . . . 93 I.»-I ‘2 I08 I56 0
Soutliliiin/-165 1319 7 14?. I58 4
Middlebiiry 88 51 4 80 46 . 9
\‘Vaterbnry 369 309 4! 412 331 42
Pro.~'pect.. . 53 60 '29 51 62 I5
Wo|cott-. . 4'3 80 8 S0 40 0
F..II:1veii. .155 I08 3 I62 92 ‘2
Cheshire .. 150 1-35 7 I54 184 4
Merideii ..249 300 65 259 33:”) 57
\V:.iliiigl'or(l L321 231 17 I56 233 10
Branford _.'III 171 0 93 I73 0
Gnitford . . .188 ‘Z24 92 19:’) 236 80
Madi:-‘on . .182 1'39 10 200 I61 92
N Braiifurdl l0 9;? ‘Z1 10! 104 I3
Naiigatuck 169 186 2 I69 104 0
4302) 47‘2t'l 415 5052 50 42 446
LITCH F I E LD COUNTY.
Litchfiold.. ..3‘24 410 8 37:3 417 7
Btiikhiiiisteziillfifi 174 I3 I66 152 ’
:'Bethlcui, 58 99 3 56 95
Cziiiaaii . . . . .. 1:19 236 9 I93 267 0
Ctilcbrtiolt... 623 I49 34 59 I51 20
f,'ornwall....]9°Il I07 17' I87 163
-Ctishett . . . . .3307 87 207 94
'.I’IH1'\\'Il11t)n "120 80 11'! 50
Kent . . . . . . ..1.54 14% I34 I66 0
N. II:irtfort‘i..Q07 I49 3' _ 2&3 1435
New Milt"ord.36~l 434 I5’. 350 391
Norfotk _.-..l54 11-2 403 166 117 2:
Pl_vniouth.-..234 22-3 53; 259 234 00
R.oxbury...- 74 I52 7' 73 14-1 0
Sali.-burv. _. .2434 213 226 ‘.26-ill 4
Shtirtitt . . . . .. 199 5338 6; 183 9.11 0
‘Ti-rrir-gtoii .. 153 1-13 l?Oi 163 I20 (50
lvarreii .... . 7.. 86 17.: 71 64 00
\V:i.=hiiigtoti .170 I52 23 150 132 00
Vfatcrtowii ..l:'i3 116 34 156 111 27
‘Wiiiclm-ster-.‘?l0 159 71 I94 195 00
\Voodbury -3237 l93 5 5255 203 0
3340 3902) 521 30217 30218 79
NE\V LONDLJTI COUNTY.
Newi..m;i.....3s9 475 54 455 4:15 49
Not-~.rich,....703 600 95 831)’ (S00 8'0
Ilozrnh .... .. so 91 9 79 9:5 1'3
t.‘olclu:ster.. .231 243 :2 247 2'29 ll
East Lyme.. .1 II 116 5 95 8%‘ 0
i"rankliii..-. 103 76 It’: jg; : :_‘_
Griswold.... 13:’. I16 22l 1:3.) 135 1’
Groton . . . . .. I43 186 3> 200 2322 0
Lebanoii -...Ii~.l-3 I62’. 4‘. 190 33
Ledyttrd. .... 13-1 147 1) I43 1-56 5
I.i::hoit . . . . .. 91 15-1 21 100 S0 0
Lyinc . . . . . . .21} 206 4-1 185 170 0
J’lrIoiit'.‘ill::.-..l5:3 I51 IL 163 I00 0
N Stoiiiiigtoiilz‘-‘i ‘.LI 7 141 $260 0
Preston ..-.. 162 [02 15:5 238 0
Salem . . . . . .. 62} (5-1 1! 66 81 0
Stoniiigton ..303 180 24 341 218 0
'W'atcrford .. . .84 183 IS 90 I87 0
3530 3:316 4227 3:345 3554 1-*4
\VI.\IDHA.\1 C'OUI‘<‘"I‘Y.
Brookl_vn.. . .115 95 33 117 102 23
Aslitord 71 81 51.: 70 94 ()0
Caiiterhiii-y..l56 ll? 6 12).; It ' 0
Chapiii . . . . .. 80 35 3 70 94
E:istfurtl.....IIll 79 25 93 88 U0
IIaiiiptoii.... 75 90 22 65 I10 00
Killingly ....254 3.50 102 317 3'?l 8]
l’laiiilield....‘.34Zl '72 ‘J4 "208 I69 00
I’oinl'ret .... .14‘) 8-1 50 I50 69 53
Sterling..... 5:3 Ill 4 99 I22} 0
Thoiiipsoti ..3S7 21:’. 82 2335 271 51
Voliiiituwi=._. 51 137 53 2: "‘ :
\Viiidh:iiii..-.‘-I-13 335 I5‘ ‘.2231 260 00
\V00dsttick..2'.’.l 137 I05) 217 205
21672110 57'.) ‘£010 2103216
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
Midilletowii .5325 (H6 69 560 6S7 45
Cliut'iiain ..-. 73 I8) 78 I65
Chester. . . . . 53 99 '23 80 102 26
Clinton -....I‘.’.'i E56 9 I33 70 7
I)urh=iui.... . 90 I27 3 83 I16 3
East Huddaiii 1&7 ‘J43’ I1 I09 235 34
IIadd:iin.... .152 246 3 I90 2'33
Killingwortli. (38 I41 I l 75 I76 7
Portland. ..-.20I 210 1 I49 141 0
Suybrook . . . - 35-3 309 37 3154 277 20
‘V estbrook . .103 75 37 10.3 63 33’
1053 ‘.3120 1110 20231 2350 I32
TOL LAND COU 5-"l‘Y.
Tolland .....lt5 1.71 18 99 177 IS
Bt)lIUl1...'... 33 8:} 6 40 157 5
Cove-.ii1t'y' . . .. I79 I27 21 I83 I46 I-I
Coittuilni=i-... 53 ll ' 21 47 I10 20
Ellington .-..I2~l I65 2 I42 I49 I
Hebi'oii..'§--. I-1.2 12-) ‘28 I39 I20 '20
Andover.-.” 46 6% 43 62 I
Il1:iiisfiold.-.. I0-‘l 19;’ 14 I57 I87 8
Sumcrs..-... I55 17'.’ 8' I74 I79 7
Stafford ...- .233 316 I0 1150 309
Union . . . . .. 62} 65 I4 52 69 I9
Vernon .... .307 113 24 330 I24 15
Williiigtoii-. .127 I10 12 I31 I04 14
1807 1809 179 [802 13:23 I425
HARTFORD COUNTY.
Hartford, 1248 139:? 34 I390 I485 45
Avon, 144 56 8 198 62 8
Berlin, 373 344 3-1 415 476 3‘)
Bristol, 300 291. (i 20‘! 310 14
Bloomfield, 106 170 16 101 168 15
Burlington, 120 110 12 109 102 13
Canton, 204 19 :28 205 177 25
E. Hartford. 252 28 0 240 287 (5
E. \Vindsor, 208 178 4 £221 166 2
Euficld, 272 ‘.264 22 300 ‘.301 53
Farmin;,-ton.191 193 on ‘.203 19-1 60
Glasteubui'y,‘.2'2.’7 345 253 357 45
Granby, ‘.217 296 5 2:26 281 0
Hartland, 83 108 0 82 98 0
Manchester,21l 234 ‘.2 227 ‘.235 0
Marlboro‘, 85 88- 88 _ 86 0
Rocky Hill, 83 138 3 84 128 0
Simsbury. 226 206 2 206 ‘.219 0
Southington,‘307 .229 10 205 237 13
Suffield. 199. 313 71 161 316 54
Wethorsfd,231 248 7 256 2'25 7
\Vindsor.-- 218 307 4 195 297 0
S. \Vindsor 166 176 1 162 183 2
55616183 361 5761 6270 389
Resentativ‘es—-By Counties.
' Wnics. Locos.
Hartford County 90 18
New Haven ‘f 13 17
New London “ 14 13
F.arfield " 15 15
“fl nd ham “ 9 13
Litchfield “ _ 27 I1
,MlddI8iSOXi "‘ 6 12
Tottund “ 1o 11
114 110
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' ~ -~‘--..HON-.:-.DAVlD .Dmair.-r'r, Iate,.Cl_i,iel‘, Justice of
Coniiecticut,_dicd at his residence in New Haven on
Saturday last, afteran illness of two weeks; “aged 86,
1.5?‘ Acii'cunistiince has occniirerl. II‘! the late
election W_Iflch,vet‘y strikingly exli.ibit_stlie im-
poi-tance ofa few votes. A large |lt__tij_qt‘lfIy,Iof
the students of Yale College are Whigs,__ there
being mil more than 25 or 30 Locos in the
whole nuirtber. By the votes of those of them
who are residents of other towns. and who
weothome for the purpose of voting, six Whig
Representatives were saved from defeat, wliilo
two from New-Haven ‘were elected only by
meaiis of students’ votes. Thus is it Wliig ina-
jority in the Legislature secured, and all the
results which are likelyto follow,
New ORLEANS, April 1t.—It."i_~s_,-.,,p,;,,-t,.,,]' by
anarrival in this port that it dostijuctivi-4' confla-
grntioii had occurred on t.lie ;ila;n_;.¢ion,- ufcubm
SARSAPARILLA us. CANCHALIAGU.-1.
Soon lllilelinillfl introduction oftiie herb Canchal-
agiia into this country, it was found that as an
ami-.<coi'bIttic. f<:bi'ifugc. and tonic, it was far su-
perior to the best Braziliaii S:irs:ip;iril|u_ In Live;
complniiit.-‘, Scrofula, and I’iiliiioiiary alfectioiis.
it was adiiiiiiistored with nia~-lied success. 'I‘tie
qualities we have nanieil it l't.'lttll13 in all their
strength when cunibined with Liverwort and Tar,
in the form of Dr. Roget's‘ Syrup of Liverwort.‘ Tar
and Caiiclialagtizi. The dent.-iiid for this great. anti
Ctiiistiiitptive nwdiciiie is cnorinoiis, and ciiiistziiitly
increasiiig; a iicce.-:sary resitltof its effects. The
limits of an entire newspaper would be lnzidequate
to pmsciit the evidence in its flavor. which, with-
out solicitiitioii. has ncviiiiiiilatcil in our |.;md,;_
For that, and other iiiforiiiatioii wt: tlllltll refer the
searcher after triiih to the pamplilets disirjhumd
gritiiitoiisly by our Agents. See also long adver._
ttsetiieiit.
N. York Cattle Market, April 8.
At iiiarket. ‘.3.3l_l bccvei-. ‘200_cuws and calves, and
-2.2011 sheep and lillltlnl.
. Prices, &c——.\.'ulcs ofgood retailing qualities at
tom q'l?ti.00to 9.00.
Cows and Cal.ve.<. Sales at troiii 20, 28.:135.
Sheep and Laiiib.-x--1’ricearanged at ftoui 3.00
1.50, Ii.50::7,ll0. I
flilarricu,
In Fairlie-.lil. on the 9th ii'ist., Henry Steven.
son. of \Vilt0n, and Caroline Meeker, of Fair-
field.
' III D310‘-lll‘_V. 6tliinst.. by the Rev. A. O.
Il=ii.k.-t. David F. Uogstvell, and Haiiiiali Hum.
lin ; also George S. Starr, and Eineline A.
Blltltfi‘-S. all of Danbtiry.
In Sti'atfiart. 3-I inst., Cliester Russptl, of
Bridgt-.port, and Al’lIlElI'.’.t1I)€i.l1 I3ecrs,of Strat-
fiftl. '
In New York.3l.-at ult., by the Rev. Mr.
I‘I:iIS¢!_Y. E(IW2ll(l ittllt-.r::()x;_ 3”,-d t\I;”~y
llearilsley ; also Albert I3(‘}|l'(l.'4l(>'y, and Ft'ziiice-5
C ll.-a Tlslvy. all ofStratford Cr.
120.
In this town. on the 12th 'inst., Eugene H..
son of Hart Z. and Finily Norton, aged .5
years. '
1'1 Nt="" Ctmilim. I‘2tli inst, Z\.Irs. Roheccn
Caiificlrl. aged about 8! ye=.;n~s
‘ In Vlfilton. on the 9th ltt5l., Mr. Samuel
Cole, aged 50.
In Si.ai:iford. 7th iust., Mr. Peter Lockwood
aged about 65.
In Faiifield, -1th inst-., Miss Ilanuali Bid"-
ley. aged 76.
I” i‘l0Ht‘0I.‘-. 4th inst . Levi Edxvairls, aged 60.
In z\ewtown, 1stinst., Mr. Stui-gesBratlloy
aged 43
In I}aiibury, u(I inst... of Lockjaw, :1 gm) cf
3111'. Rice. aged about 152.
Wanted.
CORDS of Yellow Oak 1}. rk, for
which the stth.~=crihei's will pay 359
Per cord. on delivery at their mills in Goot'ge-
town. \‘.’i?ton. or at the stone of Keeler Daw-
cliey in Rialgeliuld
5115 N. PERRY. .1 R... «Kt CO.
FIRE l! FIRE!
Notice.
H E members of Relief Engine Compaiiy
N0. 1, are i'eqimste(l to tiieot at the Eu-
:‘-’l"0 HOWE on Tue.~a.lay evening. 15th inst . at
75 t‘»'Cl0Cl~t- A full utteiidiiizce is requested as
l)ll.~‘I1H’..'lS of much importance will see brouoht
bi-.i'oi'e them. P;-.r order. 5
. SA M’L LYNES, Foieiziaii.
CHAS. B. L‘-Io'rr, Sec.
Ftltl-1 I 3 3
Hats» Caps and Straw Goods.
H U. RAN DLF. would infortri his patroiis
. o and the public g_eiici‘ally,tli:it lie I-‘. now
tiiriiiiig oflitlie spriiig style of hats of all .7urzli-
tics and varieties. Gentlemen can be fuf-ni.-h
ed at his estzililisiiineiit with as gooil an “Lil;-I,-,
as can be found either in the citvior c()l.lt11l':,'__
Many who have worn his liars will clieeitiilly
ti-.st.xly to tlir-irclienpiiess, durability and neat.-
ness; His 534 hats me equal. if not supi-.i-ior to
the >435 ones olitained at the great emporiums
in the city. Call in and see for youi'selvc.s.——
Also, CAPS of every variety. sold here c/map-
er t.’t.cn can be fear! at any other place in /an,-.,;_
'1'/its he pier/gcshimsel/'io do. Also, S'l‘RA\V
GU()I')S-—a It exten.-‘ire assoitiiieiit of Palm
Leaf. I.«9gll0l'D. China Pearl. Pmuairia and
children‘: fancy straws t.i'imed and initi'iinetl
constantly on hand and of styles and prices
tvliicli cannot. fail to please.‘ Come one. come
all. Quick sales and small profits is the inot.tu,
No. 15 Main street. at the Hat. and Cup sign is
the place for Bargniiis.
Norwiilk. April 16th, 1851.
crockery at Raymond's.
N eiitimly new and ilosirable assortment
oftlie best qualities of ci'ockery, enibt'ao—
ing almost every article in the-. line cm he found
at the store of the sub.~'t:iiber at prices below
any other esttililislinieiit in town. I.‘-'
‘ \V. E. RAYMOND‘.
New Canaan. April 12.
District of Nor/wal/c ss Probate Court, April
|‘2!h. I851. .
EST.A'l‘E of THOMAS GREEN. an in-
V solvent debtor of l\'orwalk in said Dis-
trict. assign.-.d in trust for the benefit of his
creditors.
Orde'rca’—'I‘liat. Commissioners to receive
and exuniine the claims of the’ cieditors of said
estate be appointed at the probate ofiicein
Norwalk on the 26th day of April, 1851, at
9. 0'cl0Cli fnreltoon; of which all persons in iii-
terest will take notice, and appear. if they see
cause. and be heard thereon. and the It'u5t,an at
said estate is dire.ct.¢~d to give public notice
tliereofby publisliiiig this order in a newspaper
printed in Fairfield cou_ut_v,_and by postingn
copy ofthis order on the public sign-post neiir.
walk at least ten days before said ‘26t.h day of
April.
GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
LOWER SEEDS AND GARDEN
tit
SEEDS.—A large assortment just. rec'd
BISSELL’-S.
‘School Ta actier Want'ed.
SCHOOL-TEACHER who is well
qualified to teach the common English
lirari..hes can hear of it good situation by on-
niring immediately of
For Sale.
IX Heifers and Calves, and one Steer. of
the Durhani bread, for sale cheap. En-
quire of _ , N. S‘, DAY.
South Norwalli, April 7, 1851. 14*
est the residence of said debtor in said Nor- '
SETH K. GREGORY. District Committee.
. , Notice.
- tents of the town of Wilton legally warn,
‘ ed and held at the Town House in said Wilton,
on the 7th day of April. 1851, Abijah Betta was
chosen flIOfI(‘.1'tll’.0l'. ' _ ‘
going at large on the highways and comnions
in said town. .
Voled. that all ‘sheep shall be. 1'esI_l'tl'I_lle(II
fioni going at large on the liigliways, l1l1_(Il-C011]
mons in said town‘.,_-- _ ~
,iuons in said town. and 50 found shall he lia.-/‘
ble to be impounded, and the penalty 'f'ot“ ouch"
creature aforesaid so impounded, shall ‘ be
twenty-five. cents onelhiil-fvfhei-eof to the.pou_nd
keepei. and one ha'fto the =iinpounder..,»’ , . .
Voted. that the foregoing By-law be published
four weeks successively in the Not-walk Ga-
zette, a newspaper printed at Nui'walk.- in , the
County of I"'t!llIIt'I(I.JI.ntI-1_I'1éll to become it By-
liiw oftlie said town of “Illicit.
A true copy of Record Certified by
SHERM-*\N P- FITCH, Town Clerk.
\Vilion, April 15th, 13st,. - 4:35
Notice.
T H E subscribers appointed _I)_V,_1I10 court: of
. . probate for the district of Norwalk. com-
ml-‘SIO_neI's to receive and examine the claims of
the creditors of the estate of Harvey Squire
llilfi Of VVIIEOII. in said district, deceased, repre-
seutetl insolvent. hen-.ti_y give notice flint we.
wi'l attend to the business of our said appoint.-
ment at the dwelling-houseoflehiel Grumman
in mild \Vilton on the first. Mondays of Way
and Otztobeir. 1851. at one o’ctock in the after-
noon of each of said days. I "
Said court has limited and allowed six months
froin the date liereoffiii' the exhibition to us of
claims against said es-title.
SAMUEL I’. RA-.\'DLE, ICoiniiiis-
_.lEHIEL GRUMMAN, § sinners.
\Viltoii, April 1'3, 1851. 311.’;
~Il1ETZ, ‘BROTHER 85 00.
134 VVILLIAM STREET,
New.-York,
MAFUF.-\C'1'URI-IRS OF EVERY VAl'UE'1'Y OF
Lamps, Chandeliers,
Girantlolcs, Caiulclabra, Gas Fixtures.
April, 1851.-—6ru is.
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
I-i1'l‘C'HCOCK éc LEADBEATE R.
No. 347 Broadway. corner o_,"Leo72ard st. N. Y.
£I;’§~' HAVE IN STORE, Axe ARE CONSTANTLY
i'occivi_ng from a
AUCTION, IMPORTEII S, AND JOBBERS
every kind and style of Spring and Summer
Dry Goods, including _
SPLENDZI) COLORED FRENCH ARGENTINES,
:1 new article, of great beauty 6.: elegant. texture,
13'e(_iu.lt',i‘irl Spring Silks (1»‘IllI S/mivls,
iFoz1,lard Silks‘ qfSplc7Ldir1 Qu/Ilitgl,
l7';‘cnc/z Printer! Iliftuliizs and .Lf2/1071-S,
Rick C/‘Linlz, Figured and Brocade Bareges,
C/Lt.’/If, Corded, and Plain Silk Tissues,
Elrgmit Dr_La-ivzcs and Btzrcge I)eLzunes,
1’.’ri'i/2 (Luz! Emb’d Can/on. Craps S/raw/s,
New rm.-:15 Bi.-a-ulvfitl Sprivig; M¢uitillr1.s,
and every thing else, in fact, lte(:€.‘.:~‘S1ll'y to per-
fect a lady's wardiobe; together with a large
and full ussortmeiit of
HOUSE‘\’i‘tFE A:-(D I‘.-it-.:1i.¥ DR Y GOODS,
as L.-incn and Muslin Shectiiigs and Shirtings.
Table Damasks, Diapers, Napkins, Lawns,
and Crasli 'I‘owclings,
Lace osrul ]’J/.'.s{£2z lVi7i.do2u Dtrapciivs,
II/'00Zm Bl(Ln.~’t'cts and .ZlIa,rsczlles Qzzilts,
Toilet, Tobie and Pi'a.no Covers,
Flcuiniis, Canton Flcimie/.4, Ticki/Igs,
E/i,-,rl.-1’: and Germ/1.21 Ho.tzer_ty,
and, in short, every thing in the line of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods; and giving their atten-
tion entirely to the retail business
Ll-.‘ARN THE W1tN'rs 0}‘ Tan rtznuc
and spare no pains or expense to be able to
supply them. whille their strict tidlierence to
their system of
0:.=E Puicr: W11 Hour VARIATION
secures to every customer, whether it child or
an adult,
FAIR AND HONEST DE.~ll.1l\‘G.
The afflicted will nlwa_\ it find ll large assortment
of MOURNING AND HALF Mot RNING GOOLS,
which will be served with dispatch in both
city and country.
GI-:.\'v'rt.Er.iE.\' WILL ALWAYS I-‘IND
their criivats, scarfs, liuiidkr-rcliie s. gloves, un-
dersliirts. dI'tiwet's, &c., 6612., at much lower
rates there. than at Gents‘ Furnisliiug stores.
ORDERS FROM Ttit-: COUNTRY on CITY
will be promptly executed sent as directed, and
the Goons ALWAYS w,um/in-rizn and
money returned if they do notgive satisfaction.
Bumllcs srnr. (l.7l_7/./l(.‘1‘I7' of the Day
to any Raxilrocul, Slcainbaat or Ferry
in the city. so that ladies from abroad will have
no trouble _\vith their goods from the time of
purcliasing until they are ready to take their
seat in the cars or boat for home.
pair of large working Oxen for sale
cheap. Euquireof
Apt-317 S. E. OLMSTEAD. ,
Charles S. Lockwood
OULD respectfully inform his friends
and customei's. that he has made ar-
rniigeineiits with L. H. Rnndle 45.’. Co. where-
by he is enabled to execute til orders in the
tailoring line that. may be entrusted to him.
Norwalk, April 7. 1851.
(lien.
Piano Fortes Tuned and Re-
aired.
‘RHR. E. B. DECK IR respectfiilly informs
‘the citizens of Norwalk and vicinity
that. he will be on hand to tune their Pianos,
April 21st. Orders received at. the Norwalk
Hotel, and at; t.'ne store of Mr. Dickerman.
South N0t‘W.’tli«t. Price for tuning. SL503
repairing extra. 3”-3
New‘York, March 29th. 1851-
Por Sale cheap. -
S’[‘EAM-E-NGINE, nearly new and in
. perfect. order, with a steam boiler com
plete; called one horse power. For particulars.
address C. A. VVA'l‘F.RBURY. at Mentore-
neck, West Chester Co., N. Y.. where it can
be seen. '12 March 24.
To the Ladies.
UST received. a large lot of Poplins. Man-
chester and Berage DeLaines. Calicoes.
and a variety of other goods. which are deci-
dedly cheap. Please calland examine at
L. H. RANDLE &;C0‘S-
Notice. ,
PPLICATION will be made to the next
Legislutui'e of this State for-ti charter for
a Bank with a capital of 3100.000 to be located
at Westport. \Vestpoi't, March 24, 1361. '
'1‘ aispécial ‘ears ?"‘ii'i"e‘e‘t'ii‘i'g“'ol" the Iahtibi='-
Voted. that all Cattle shall be restraided from‘
1 T - . .t_here has been,-[ou_i-("Q57
Voted. that all .__swine shall be: i'estrained* ’
from going at large on,tlie highways and" com-.
-for sale isfihncition.
2" .:U’.R:sg*§’l¥‘Tr~to-a.n;-orderéfi:qm.tl)e,.court_of
be Sflld ttfti-4ll_’,t1.lil,ic‘Atitition, to the highest bidder
on _S;a:t:ui'iIt,t;y;_’ttie,;_>26tli day of . inst. April at
l'0.'CI°Cli. ‘I «on the premises of Harvey"
.Betts’rjlate Ridgeheltl. deceased. so much of
tl‘i_e,:R‘e'al;;Estiite,‘_ofV.-said det':’d as will raise
llt§Sl_1_tt_tr“of_ .'l‘vvo'-?—'I‘hti_usi'm_d Tliree Hundred
t,l.nd_.:‘5ttuet,.y: 0u_'e_._Dolla.rs -"and Five Cents, to-
gether witli‘iiicident.al c ’es;.'of sale. of which
=Iiim_tli'ed and sixty
(one dollars, pieviottsl Eli
sale. _ .,'.[.‘(’-l‘._lns’l'l1tl(Ie.rk; M
SA M,UE_[_-_. as; ..OLM'S'?F
‘ Ridgetield. April 51I1,~IS5I.-- - .
‘ clieaptg...-_,Goodsr~ at*~-:-1\lloulton’s'.
‘&:I;,v(iR~EAT,Vll,l'ICty of articles recently pur-
M 1 chased at the /New "York auctions are
-.o1I'erod'f'or sale at extremely low piices, many
(if them at. a very great sacrifice. Aiiiong them
mu)’, he -found. Black 'l‘wi_ll'd F-reiich Cloths
i‘mdiCas'sim‘eres, French and«-Englisli Calicoes.
Fienchnnd English Ginglia ms, Cliainln-ay do.,
Plaid Cambrics, Plain Swiss, Han Cap. and
Neck Ribbons, 500 pieces 3 4 and 84 Linen
Diaper. Crash, Linen Handkeicliicfs, Black
Sewing Silk, first quality. '.~‘uspeiidei's. Printed
Cloth, Table Covers. 300 doz. Elastics, Irish
Linens, Muslin _De Lnines. Silk Tissues, ii
superior article. Also 250 Mt.-ii's and Boys’
Cloth Caps, superior; also 300 Heavy Blue Pi-
lot Cloth monkey Jackets: also 40 Bbls. Ship
Breatl: also 10:0 yds 4-4 and :3-4 Canton ‘Mat.-
ting. Wliite and Colored. very cheap. \Vindow
Shades, Paper Hangiiigs, &c., &c-. Sic.
New Goods every week.
. MOULTON. -IR.
Men’s and Boys’ clothing cut freeofexpeiiso
or made to order in the best_ma'nue'r and at the
lowest prices possible.
Vlestport. April 8th. 18:31.
New Spring Goods.
HE ‘.\ul)S(',l'lI)('l' Iias received his stock of
Spring Goods, among whicli may be louiid
every descriptioii of ready-inade Clothing,
Hats, Caps. Umbrellas, &c.. &c., and which
will be sold cheiiper than any Jew in Chatham
st. can sell. H. MAGNI<‘.R.
. atffsiile. 2
ElD',"Adininisti'ator.
t.
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carpeting.
- ECEIVED this day, direct from auction.
9,000 yards of coiniiimi. fine, superfine.
and three ply Carpeting wliicli will he sold at a
great. bargain. C. J. GRUMAN.
LOVER, 'l‘imotliy and Redtop -Seed,
cheap. at E 0L.\ISTEAD’S-
Bands for Machinery.
E are the agents for ready iriado rivetted
Bands for t1‘ltt(‘.llltlel'y.:tt]i11ll'6 now pre-
par. d to furnish all widths at iiiaiiuf.icturers
prices. \Ve would call the attention of all who
are in want of it superior article, t.o our stock.
Orders from the countiy pi-ompt.l_v attended to
83 \Vatei' st., Biidgeport.
Boy’s Clothing.
ADF. tip in the laIe.»t‘s-tyle to order, or
cut free of expense, when the goods are
purcliased of us. L. H. RANIJLIC 55 CO.
...e.s‘i_...aafif«».-- tug’ district or iudgeiasia ‘will
posed of at private .
it
- :-
H IC H_ To re ,§gudllyiji'beVaiit?i:fu‘l ‘Tsipeci mans of
zines, mohair and alpacas. lustre cas
ciiinbric and mull muslins, spring sty
sizes of black. white and variegated ki
lisle edgiltv;-.8. silk velvets, 50 doz.
foreign brmidclotlis of all colors, a
,},_*-m_.x;..
spring style-s of CAR? .1. , Oil.-ICLOTHS
geut.leinen’s luits of a very .~uper':or quality.
be. tarnished by sellino goods at hizh prices.
that. will defy C0l1"l[)BlI1.i0tl. Come [my
New Canaan. March 12, 185]. ,
L
‘n§fiftspig;erc,hes,contribnud mechanics‘: r t
- . V ‘ téjpi-grdnce rubric: of“ t ‘ ‘
outs.
_ repiesented 1 may‘ be,t.l‘uIy'|)l'0tj(I of. ‘I Spl'Il_lg ‘has tru
heart glad.“ Naiure"contributes much"to our store of
the minds of Vtliqe whole world. Outward adornm
of niost-oftlie inlialiitiints of tliis great and glorious Union.
the willof the people will‘ev’ei"i'emaii‘i parainount to all others.
to gratify. the public taste, and secondly, ortirstly, just as one pleases..
of the pI'0P|'iL‘l0|‘. be is now daily—receiving;in store ‘
THE LARGEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE ,Asso,ttfm;EN't1’ TOE‘.
I
Spring Dry Goods »
Ever before offered by any establishment in the State of Connecticut. If anyone is in dérttbit-’~
let them come and see the great variety of block figured and changeable silks, popliiog,
hmeres, delaines, prints, ginghams, jaconets, sWi's's,'_boolt,~
les of ladies’ and misses’ bonnets,,spring hat.rlIilioi‘:I._.,nll‘-
d gloves. also silk, lisle and cotton do., 150 doz'.- hosiery‘
for ladies misses and cliildren. tl splendid stock laces for capes. collars, ca ps. and n Ial‘ig§.*g'ggg;-I3--
ment of real hand-wrought English and German t
linen and cnnibi-ic hdkfs.
great variety of black t.willed-French cloths, also doesli’~ius',-
black and figured cassiineres. and a stzpai-io‘i‘-’ assoi'tment of vestings to suit every taste. New~_
ti...
7
ingenuity, and of 'WI1lcI'i‘-‘llllllltlllllll
lyt made its appeara ace. making that
happiness. bat: art now holds.sway'over'
ents seem Cotlgellllll-I0-[I10 feelings and wishes
' Under all republican governments-
Iii-considemtion of this wills‘
to enhance the interests-
mocha nicnl’
bread edgings, also woven thread, cott'on'=a-nd'.
also in large and superior 81d¢'Il-'0‘:
and MATTINGS, Also, the latest etyfeIfof-
The Tepuftttlon at‘ this wstnblishtnent will never‘
Every species of goods will be offered -at -prices’
it visit to the ininii:tut'e fair.
\V1LL1A;§gi_¢E. RAYMOND.
‘RTOULD call the attention of purchasers t
for extent. variety and beauty of style.
Among the variety of Goods designed for the L
ALPACCAS. BOMBAZINES, LUSTRES.
meet the “ants of the Ladies usually found in
extraoi-dinai_v low prices.
Gentlemen will find it very muc
their use. as I am confident they will fi
keep up the well deserved reputation 0
than was ever offered in Norwalk.consisting in part. of Brocade.
SILKS. from 50 cents to $2 00 per yard; M. DE LAINILS,
PRINTS, at prices and qualities to suit the most fastidious.
Every Day brings something?“ New I.’
[ll'lllgII1'y llooilst
@a 33 @33°@i*XRfi®]‘
0 his stock of SPRING DRY GOODS, which?-"
is much superior to that of any former season.-
adies,miiy be found a more desirable seleection’
\Vntered. Changeable and Bl'k.
CASHMERES. POPLINS,
GIN GHAMS, American, French and English
Every other style of Good: to
an extensive Dry Goods Store, can be had at
h to their interest to examine my stock of Goods designed for
nd extra inducements cffei-ed them. being determined to
f the OLD BRIDGE STORE. «
0. J’. G-RUMAN.
__ ._.........__._ _ a.
Light 1 Light I
' E have l]t‘t).l'tI seveml complaints of
W burning fluid and camphene not burn
iug good. “.79 take the liberty to say that. we.
belie-.vo in all iiistaiices ours has given entire
smlsf,i(;lli)tl. ‘Ne pay an extra price to have
the liest iirticlus. Ciiinpliene 5.6 ms; Fltiiti '75.
Ifyou want good call at DISB I’t()\V'.\‘.
PO'i‘Ab‘H. NI 1.1"...-.«..i.-,ity
fVI:tt‘(:l) a. RA?r'MO2.\'D & MEAD.
M.3i.G'Nl".Rl1:i.-: removed his clothing
- store to the pl.-urn lately occimietl by B.
14‘. Rates. Ni.-rwalla, -.'~1urch 31st.
Fluid Lamps.
NOTIIER lot of £i‘lui_:.l Lanms_'pi=t rec'd
and for sale by C. A. DUl<Ai\’D.
G1"99t.'3 Bargains
A RE offered in the i.'.'uy of Bromlclotlis,
CllS$ll1l(ll'€‘.Sllll"l V estiitgs. all of which will
he iminuliictured to order in the latest style, or
ctit free of expeiise. .Pei'fet:t.. fit gaurantied.
or no stile-—at L. H RAN DLE 66 CO"S.
Mill Saws.
CASE thin Mill Sutvs. 6 feet, for sale by
STRE IT 6.: QUINTARD.
P0't‘.tS[—t, No. 1 and 2. at
0L.‘vZSTEAD‘S.
Watch‘ Glasses
F all kinds put in for one shilling eacli,by
C. A. DURAND.
UJUBE PAS'I‘E——a -lift;-l-t'ttte article. for
saleat \VEED‘S.
Ghildreifs Cotton Hosiery.
RI<1CbIlV’ ED this day a full and c0ml.It‘1’6
tlSS0l'll1lBnl? of iiiisses and boys white on-
bleached and mixed cotton hose and half hose.
The ladies are invited tocall and examine them
as it is the only full lt8>’0Illll(‘.l'11§ ever offered in
Norwalk. Tliey will he sold clienp.
C. .l. GRUMAN.
(}.«\LI*" SKINS-—'l‘lio highest rash inarket
prices paid for calfskiiis and cattle hides.
March 8.
s. E. oi.ns'ri:AD.
V INDOW snanss AND P.-\PER.——-
A good assortiiieiit at.
L. H. RANDLE 62 CO.’S.
Corn Planters &. Seed Sewers.
‘, "'E are the sole ow uers for the right for
the State of Conn. (with the exception
of Hartford County) for the above articles——
and wniild caution all persons against any in-
fringe.-.iiieiit. These Planters and Seed Sow-
ers are superior to any other now in use. and
so simple in their construction and easy in
their operation. that they can be inaiiagetl by
a child. The price is so low as to bring them
within the use of all For fnrtlier pni't.ictilars
we would referto the art.icle itself. which may
be seen at HOLCOMB dc LYON’-S,
83 \Vntt-r-st... Bridgeport.
Persons wishing for the agency of the above
articles, can apply to us. The right for all
the counties. with the exception of Faii'lield
and I\'ew Haven. is for sale. These we wish
to retain for our own stiles. 12
Jewelry.
Al\'O'I‘H ER large ll1‘l'I-
val of jewelry. fancy arti-
. at the Cheap Store under the Conn.
gold and silver lever and
eplne watclics, ear rings (some new pttltemfi.)
finger rings. breast. pins. liriicelets, lockers. sil-
ver and plated spoons and forks. gold chains of
every style,‘ vest chains. together with every
W".-,;_,y ofjm,.eh.y- glmi; can be found-in it conti-
try store. Partictiliir iittetlllfm W'” l’‘’ SW9“
to watch repairing and job work in ge::.et'i1|.tmd
my goods will be sold at lower prices than ever
before offered in Norwalk. To be convinced:
come and see. ’ CHAS. A. DURAND.
Tablc.Gutlery,
HEARS and Scissors. of \ . 6: S. Butch-
er's, Roger's, and Hilgei-‘s manufacture.
for sale wholesale and retail by
HOLCOMB 65 LYON.
83 Water st... Bridgeport.
- Parasols. » _
ECEIVED this day a large and splendid
assortment of pnrasols which were.pur-
cles. écc.
Hotel. consisting of
To the Amicted.
DR. BOA RD.\'I A N, by the use of Dr. Ban-
ning s Body Brace, in connet tion with his Mag-
netic Remedies, treats successfully all diseases
which result from weakness, such as Asthma.
Coughs. Consumption, and other diseases of the
lespiratory Organs and Tliroiit ; Diseases of
the Biuin and Eye ;' curved, weak and irritated
Spine : contractions of the muscles, Depres-
sion of Spirits. Dyspepsia and derangeinents
of the Digestive Organs, Gout, Nervous and
Sick Head:-j.cli, Affcctions of the Kidneys and
Bladder. Leuchorroe or whites. loss of muscu-
lar power; irregular, suppressed, painful or,-
profuse M enstruation. Numbness, Falsy, Pal-
pitatiou of the Hi-art. Prolapsus,, or Falling of
the \/Voinb, Rheumatic Affections, Restless-
ncss. Sleeplessness, Scrofula. Tic Doloreux.
(Iolduess oi‘ the extreniities, Dropsy, Piles,
withered or decayed Limbs, Salt Rheum, and
all other diseases of the skin.
iii?‘ Islxaininiition and coiisultntion without.
charge after the 14th iiist.., fora short time at
the .\lorwnlk Hotel.
This Instrument has received the decided
appi'obatinnoftlte medical faculty, and the fol
lowing testimony of its usefulness is submitted.
From Prof. Mott, ofNew York. and ot.hers.
Tl16l]nd0l'SIg11ed have exainined Dr. Ban-
n':ng's novel views on the mechanical patholo-
gy of many affections of the viscers, and be-
lieve them highly iniorestingnnd worthy the
serious atteiition of the medical faculty.
Valentine Mott. M. D.. Stephen Brown. M.
' D.. Stephen R. Kibby, M. D., Alex. B. Wliit-
iug, M. D.. .l. Kearney Rogers. M. D., H.
M’Leau. M. D. ' '
To Clergyinen and other public speakers.
Front Rev. Caleb J. Teniiey, M. D , of
Nortlianipton Ms. : Thirteen years ago I sus-
tained a loss of voice which fortliree years was
almost total. Subsequently my voice was
weak and indistinct. One yearago I commen-
ced the use of Dr. Banuing’s Bruce. and have
found very marked and decided ndvaiitage from
it. increasing the ease of speaking and the
streiith of my voice. NOW.l1'1lll')UgIl I speak
mice or twice almost. every Sabbath 1 should
scat-cely attempt the service at all, if I had
not in constant appplicatioii the principles of
Dr. Banning’s Brace—wliich from my own
knowedge of its certain utility in my case. ll
clieei-fully recuinmeiid it to all suffering it like
calamity. CALEB J. TENNEY.
E/ss'r GR!-Z1-':.\'W1C1I, Feh._4. 1846.
Dr. Boaroman-—ln fulfilment of my promise
I am now ready to give my opinion of the Lace
as I have now tried it since last September.—
In order that the benefit I have derived
from its use may be known. I will state
my situation when I purchased it; For about
six years my health has been undermined. and
was growing front bad to worse. Three years
since I was attacked with 8. nervous affection of
the back and head extending to almost every
pait of the system. so that my strength was
entirely prastrated. I could neither walk. ride,
nor exercise moderately without much suffer-
ing—a death like sinking was felt at the stem
itch, and an intense pain in the left side, exten-
ding to the pit. of the stomach. and fiequently
to the right side. attended with palpitatiou of
the heart, irregularnction of the stomach and
diigi-s“ire organs, and at last with ii ‘double
curve in the‘ spine. These and other difficulties
eiitiiely unfitted me for the dutiestiiid pleasures
oflife. I had thoroughly tried the vitues of
blister irritants, and was tormented by them
and had five issues at once on the back for
more than a year. I had had the advice and
prescriptions of five physicians, mid had tried
to my full satisfsction the virtue of medicine in
my case, and alter all was nothing better but
rath°.i' worse. It was with great anxiety that
I at last tried the Lace, fearing that. that would
also prove unavniling. But: to my joy and the‘
rejoicing of my friends‘ my health has been
steadily improving from that time and the hope
‘of a perfect restoration to health has been
strongly awakened. -I have gained much in
strength and weight, and ~novv.I can ride and
take exercise with benefit and comfoit. and can
say that in all the recomendations I have seen
of this remedy. the half is not told.nnd I would
say to any who are afilicted as - I have been,
try and ‘see for yourselves. Yours.‘ dcc.
JUDIA A. ALLEN.
Dr. G. M. Boardman: Dear Sir—In reply‘
to your inquiry respecting the effect of Dr.
Baiining’s Lace, or Body Brnce,on my daughter’
I can speak with confidence.that it has been
great and good. The Brace has been emphat-
ically a brace. not merely in giving tone to the
part principa ly affected, but. in giving strength.
to the whole spine, and to the muscles attach»
ed. I am prepared to recommend the Brace
to all persons afilicted with the spinal affections»
believing ifthey are not in every instant entire-
ly cured, their sufferings will be greatly dimin--
ished. '
I am here disposed to add, that in my opin-W
iou.persons of either sex. enduring much bodily
infirmity, wouldin most cases be greatly bone-~
fired by wearing Banning’.-i Brace.
Very Respectfully, LYMAN STRONG.
New B1-ID!-‘OED, May 24. 1848.
Dr. Boardman : Dear sir-—-This is to certify
that for two years I have gradually declined-~
laboiing under weakness, pain and soreness
in my breast., and spitting of blood. and I felt
setrsihle that I was dropping into my grave,
when kind fortune sent me to this city. for if I
had Lot found relic-.fI must have pet'ishe.d. I
was urged by my friends to consult: you, and
iiiiiiieilizitely on wearing your Lace, and attend-
ing to your directions I found an improvement
commenced, which continues, and I an wellas it
were to what I was then. I am uccquainted with
many other cases, with simular resulis, and I
pray that all may try it. li will hen great coin-
fort and I trust a permaneiit cure.
WM. H. SEAVEZ.
IVIAsni.i:nr-mo, May 29, 1848.
‘ Dr. Boardinan: Dear Sir this is to certify
that having sutft-i'ed very much for the last five
years from Bronchitis, Chronic, Diarrhoe and
the Piles, and have had resourse to various per-
scriptions.witli little effect, I was induced tot-all
upon you by the advice of a friend, and al-
tliouglit Iam not yet. well I feel as ifl had de-,
rived inuch benefit. Having greiit confidence
in your mode of treating. clirouic diseases. I
would therefore recommend you to the suffer-
ing geneinlly, and should be very happy to
state my case more in full to any one who
wishes 1.0'It0t11‘ it, if they will calland see me.
Yours. with the greatest respect.
J AMES M. CHAPMANN.
Wizsr Tisstmr, Sept. 3. 1849.
Mr. Eilitor—I desire as a matter of benevo-
lence and pI1lltll‘llI1t‘0]-y that you would give
the following a place in your columns: For the
last twenty years I have been afflicted with R
lame back and a weak stomach, and alternate
dizziness of the head,and a weak dragging sen-
sation prevading the whole frame, particulat‘
afier hard labor. Much has been my suffering.
The first oi'Morch last! purchased Dr. Bans
ning’s Patent Lace and have wore it ever
since. Language would fail to describe the
beiiefii 1 have received. My backnnd etoniaclt
are well; dizziness has disaippearedmnd I feel
invigorated throughout the entire system. I
advise every one complaining of weak back and
stomach, and other affections. to make immedi4
ate trial of the Lace. JAMES LOOK-
New ‘Landon, Nov. 2, 1.8"-5C.
THE CI'2LEBR.%TE'D CHEAPEST
carpet Establishment
In the United States.
No, 99 Bowery, N. Y.
HIRAM ANDERSON’S‘
Eight Spacious Sales Rooms!
WHOLESALE and retail; Families and
housekeepers furnished at wh ilesalo,
prices.
Listof Prices.
English Three Ply Carpets, 8s and'9s'
Imperial do do 103 and 11:
' Brussels Carpets, 103 and 128.
Tapestry Carpets, 9s and 123 , H
‘Venetia I1 Stain‘.-Carpets, 2s,—3;;g,pd_#_ I
Door Mats. 2s. 3s and 4: . *"“‘ ‘ ..
Table and‘ Piano Coveifsg, , '
gomiiign Carpets, 25 _a,jifi"-';. :-
ngtis‘ Druggeu, " '
Floor Oil Cloths. '_'i‘i'i
Floor Oil Clothmflf’ ' f
English Oil Clot_’o3; ..-
Tuttod_.:B.—ugo.. -- ‘“ ~
LAxministt-tr‘ Rugs, ,_
\Vindow Shades. 31-10% ,
Checked lVIt1ttIlIE,,4-49
"Stair Rods. 65, as and-105'» :
Table Oil Cloths. '39
Copy of a letter from Rev; Dr. Strong, dated
cl;g\_gegl at:,auction,'and will-he sold at. a bargain.
C,-J. GRUMAN.
. I ‘ ' " ‘
Coi_.cazs'rr.ii, March 4, 1847.
J’!
_ _‘HiaAM Xansitsbie
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