__A
Font‘? PERSONS PorsoNx«:n.==\Ve leurti from
.the Putnam county (Indiana) Se l'lllt‘.e'l.v that
some forty persons have been tfoisr.-nod near
Stilesville. iii the county. of llendricks. Twen-
ty-uiue or tltirty of.tlte..-:e tinfortuitate individu-
als, it is thought by tlte pltysicians, will not re-
cover. This occurrence took place the fare
part of last week. Tire. person lttlllllcflletl as
being accessory to this ltorriddeed is said to be‘
an old woman, an.\'ious tn get rid of sortie grand
children.
flour wlticlt she tliougltt would be used by her
irttertderl victims, but by sortie means the flour
passed into other bands, and was used by a
family who had collected a number of persons
together at a quilting party. No sooner lritd
the reoast been over than the‘ victims corti-
meuced violently vomiting, exlrilriting evidetrt
signs of being poisoned. Tire old lady was
summoned before a proper tribunal, but; evi-
dence of her guilt not being siibstaittiated, site
She put the poison in a barrel of
was released from cris!otl_y_
‘Tut-: Tuuictsn Drtr.ss.—'l‘l;e editor of the
Louisville Journal, in reply to the question.
whether he is for or against the slrort tlr'e.sse.s.
says : " Oh, we are decidedly :1 short: dress
man. It is not in Oil!‘ powerto pass uitu.-lt time
with the ladies. and \ve wish, during ottr brief
opport unity, to see as ntuclr of them as we can
with propriet y.
MAN Dnow.\'i-:n.—l7elix Barnes, an Irish-
man, iii the etttploy of the llurlson River
Railroad Company, was drowned near Garri-
son's Laniliirg, Putnam County, l_+‘rivlay noon.
He was bathing at the lime, and got. teo far
into the U ud-zor, attd as ho (:0uld not swim,rva.-i
carried under by a current and drowned. His
body has not yet been found.
Tut-: Ei.r.c"i'r.ic Lidn'r.—-'l‘he experiment.
of liglttiug the Lime street station of the
London and Nortlrwesterit Railway. by elect-
ric light, was tried in the presence of some of
-the directors and Mr. Looth, the secretary.
All the lights were put. out.:tud the light sltotre.
from it small electrical ntucttinte, illuuiinatiug
the entire station sufficiently for the transac-
tion of the ordinary business. A similar ex-
periment was tried :it Marrclie'=te.t'.
E?" The trial of the batch ofLcoirspiratot's
' \\ he were recently arrested in ;'\liclrig:tn. is
I‘.-()\\‘ going oniu Dt‘—il'()ll,lll1(l the (ll?-\'(‘.lO]'l’il(‘.l}l5
that are being made are liorrifying in the ex
tretue The villairy that is coating to liglit.
concerning the pt'actices of tlregatrg. is hardly
credible; but we are bound to ho ieve it, for it
was solemnly sworn to by several witnesses
and corro'.i3rated by circumstances.
55” A tn‘-ll) rr-true-.i \V:trrau whilo etrgtigeil
in mowing in Greenfield. on Motiday, fell dead
in the field from excessiv 0 heat.
E?‘ The whole of the $000,000 of the Pa-
nama Pailroad Company's 7 pet‘ cent. bonds
were taken irt New Yorllgon Saturday, at par.
['3-E.” 'l‘lrercceipts of the Great Industri.=rl
Exliibiiion :tt London exceeil the whole amount
of expairsos by rrbaut $1‘-3'),t)00.
E-V? “ The-. Cinciitatti prrpors chronicle the ar-
nf it lady from Roclrester, in
7.’
V
..
rival in that ci
charge of the Fox ;_:irl.~i. who have in clrarge.
the spirits of Bcirjainiti Fratrl.liu, Dr. Chan-
t.-ixig. every bodyjs grarrdmotlrer, and the A pos-
tle Pau'=. exltibitiug tlzeraselves at a dollar a
‘l)0.t(l. The editors are puzzled by the knock-
iugs and pleased with the girls.
Two or three young lad es in East-
liainp'on, '.\I:rss., appeared in Bloottrer co~:.tr.:me
last week, who were irnmediately waitedupou
by the Rev. Mr. Stone, and informed that if
they per:.sis!ed in wearing those dresse.s, they
could not be connect ed with his cliurclt. The
Springfield Post lropes the Rev gcrrtlemau
will infornt the public the length prescribed for
it lady’s skirt by the “ Rules and Discipline"
of the churclt of liastltatnptott.
13‘ A letter from faan Frau:-isco, says t'unt.'
great mortality attends the laborers engaged
on the railroad from Cltagres to Crot'go:;a. Of
one company of_ ‘.200 who went from \Viscou-
States, 75
returned home disiibletl, B-5 died or the Isth-
mus, and 60 wettt to California, most of them
with broken co'r;-titutioiis aud« totally uutiftcd
for a life in California. ‘
slit. Missouri, and other \V«~..-terit
?___._._________
Mtcnts.*..\'—'l‘lte Legislature of Micltigan has
divided that State into four districts, for the
choice of _Represoirt.atives iit Congress for the
next ten years. This we believe, is tho first
State which has been districted under the itew
appointment.
Posr OFFXCE l)tsPA't'Ct1.—-A gentleman in
New York. says the Tribune, had a letter
containing $1.500 t'ctui'ued to him _\'C‘-St-’3l'(lil_\'
from the Dead ‘Letter Office. 'l‘lre letter was
written and ttrailcd in the year 1848! Verily
letters cast upon the troubled waters of the
Post Olfice will come back again after many
«days.
[39 The New Haven people are cirrzulating
a subscription paper to hire the Brass Band of
that city to play on the Green during the plea-
sant evening; of this summer. The sum con-
trlbutcd has reac-.hei_l about 33f 00.
E?“ Some idea of the cost of loyalty may
be formed from the ftct that; the Etlgllsll
Prince of Wales,tlrouglt under ten yetII'S. Of
age. has a re.vcnue of nearly $300,000 per an-
num from the duclry of Cornwall!
Ctto:.i~:n.\ KN Tl-IE ma \V r-:s'r.——Tlte cholera
prevails to :t consialerable extent. at for-t Leav-
envvortlt. Twenty cases h:id oci-urrerl among a
regiuient of United States troops, bound for
. Santa. Fe, twelve of which proved fatril.
.._._
Dnxrn or Mn. J.-\R‘.\'t:'x\Z‘«'-""‘Tl19 5100- 3-
Jarnagan, formerly representative in Cont‘-’."03~‘,
from Tennesea. died on Tuesday night of chol-
era. 'I‘here is considerable sickness prevail-
ing in Meutphis. but not much cholera.
The Derby Journal says that Mr.
Geo:-on Kellogg. cf Bittnitrgham,is engaged in
making a machine to setup artd distribute type
—an_d will soon liaveit perfected, ' Vt/ith all
due deference to Mr‘. Kellog:__v, we don’: believe
J16 can ever. produce anything, for the purpose
4-
. Arrival of the Prometheus.
The steamer Prometheus, Capt. Johnson,-
from Cltagr'es,ar'rived at New York Tltursday.
She brings 2.30 passeugerfi $2,500,000 in spe-
cie and dust, and two weeks later news from
California. Tire intelligence is not very im-
portaut . New buildirrgs were going up in eve-
ry direction in San Francisco, and the -Stock.
ton papers give very encouraging accounts of
the rebirilding in that place. Theminiug intel-
ligeiice is favorable, arid the general health of
California is good. ’
33” There is no foundation in trutlt to the
thousand rutnors of the resignation or dissat
i.-fiction of’ any one uteurber of the Cubiur.-t, as
stated in the papers.
_________________.
FATAL RAILROAD AUClDPIN'l'--*rl‘l|8l'G was
a collision of two freight. trains on the Hausa-
tonic Ptailroad, Thursday afternoon, at Corn-
wall Bridge, resulting in the deatl1_of one man
a switch lender, who iucaut'rously turited the
switch so as to tiring the two trains together.
one of whicli ran over and instantly killed him,
\\ ltile ho was standing upon the track. No
other person was ltart .
El?’ E. K. Collins, ptopt'it'toI' of the Ameri-
can litre of steamers has consented _to land at
Liverpool freeof freight charge, such articles
of Arrrerican product. as may be pi.it on board
his vessels previous to the 10th of August, for
exlribitiou at the World’s l.r‘air.
I-3?? The new Postage law took effect Tues-
day, and we learn, says the N. Y. Tribune
that there was a large increasein the number
of letters which passed tlirougli the office,
even on the first day. We heard of one per-
son who had been engaged for a week writing
letters to all the aunts, uncles, cousins and
otlrerrelatious that be ever heard of, which be
deposited in the office yester-(lay-irt one lot-
thus C9-ll brutiug the ailveut: of cheap postage.
I3‘ At Lynn. ‘.\Iass., a few days since, a
dreadful tragedy ozcnrrcd. Two young men
of respectable appearance took a room at the
house of Mr. Bailey, on Market st. ‘ Shortly
after the report of a plslsl was lteard. On eit-
tcring the chamber, one of them,wus found to
be w‘ounded mortally arid the other was hold-
The pistol was taken
from him. and the wounded man taken below.
\\-’lrea they returned it was found that the oth-
er httd shot himself.
ing a pistol in hisliand.
52%?“ Ship fever is prevalent at Albany and
Doctors Neely’ and Swinburo physi-
vicinity.
ciaus to the Aims f.louso have fallen victims to
the fatal pestilence. Doclorllarus, of Ghent,
Columbia County. also died last week of the
disetrsecorrtractod while attending the sick at
the County llonse.
The Der l"r(:.sc/zulz, a German newspa-
per. thus 5; eaks of the city of Cologne :-—Co-
logne is priticipally iulraliitetl by the editors of
the Colngrte Gazette and by ninety thousand
Ct-rrmrus, each of whom claims the name of
" Jean Mart-ie l«‘ar-ioa," and to be the only first
and otigitial distill-3r of Cologne water.
52;?’ The colored people of lncliana have cal-
led a State convention to he held in Indianapo-
lis on the 1st of A ugust, to trike into consider-
ation some scheme of general emigration to
Liberia, or some other country.
——-\Ve learn lruirr the lr‘l:r:-hing Journal, that it
most villaiirotts attcnipl to poison a whole fatnily,
llflsjil.--l been detected in Newtoivlt village. The
fariiily ofMr. irlrtrcli —wcrc sttddcirly lttl(v:ll sick,
and under Cl:Cllt:’15l:tll(‘.€~l wlriclr caused them to
think that it was poison. On ex-rtriitritrg the well in
which was scve.r:rl feet of wcter, and which had to
be taken out, a napkin was found. in wlticit was
four or five pound of arsenic or a substatrcc resetti-
biiug it, and of which arsenic was a component
part.
—John Connolly. one of the Irislrrnen concerned
in the Menagerie row at r'\litldir:town.oit the uigl-t
ol the ‘list tilt. died on Tu:a.-'d:ry from the effect of
irrjrir-ies received at that time. He was about '20
years old.
—.-‘rt Morchend's Galvanic Ring facti)r'y. Broad-
way. l‘\'cw York, in retnovittg a kettle of fluid from
the fire the dresses of two or three girls were
caught in the fl-trues, and Cecilia Me Gmrc was
so badly burucd that she (lit.-d immediately. She
was l7_yeais of age. The bziihling took fire and
was danragcd to tltc amount of fifteen hdndrcd dol-
tars.
-The cditor oftlre Albany l‘.ve.uing Journal,
new in I-Iuglartd mi a vi.-it to the great exhibition.
writes. ‘- during all my drives and perigrittatiutts
through the city (of London‘) [ have not lreard an
oath uttered. Even at Billrngsgate fisll market,
\\ bdre I spent an hour early this uiorning, l neither
heard .1 rude. jest itor a word of profauit_v." We
wish as good an aecotirrt could be written of our
public places. l’rol':trtity is first hecouting an un-
worthy clrzzraoteristic of Aiitcricati.~2, and is retnarl-:cd
as such by fort-.igrrcrs.
—A late writer‘ i1:-peaking of ‘I’-ostoniaos says.
they divide their time lititxvccrt nietaplty.-‘ins aul
while they look rpuu lfuterson as far ahead of ia-
‘.‘,'ill'.'1llOl1 they look upon a thirty pound rooster as
far ahead of him.
-—J|adetttoizelle Jagolln, the l‘Jllt1g-'lYl«"tll Hero-
ine. is earning luzr livelihood as at Clerk in the
Dcpartinent of the Interior.
——By the fire in San Francisco, not a sing'e place
of worship of any kind has deco dc.-'troye-;l. Eve-
ry gambling house, witltthe exception of thrce,was
destroycil.
——.'l'lartin Farqultar Topper has gone back to
England; arid the litterttatiutizil Magazirre tells us
arttlroritativel_v that he is soon to give to the world
ltis views of society and manners in this couutr_v.
Of cour.-e he will. He. paid, iudecrl, oit one or
two occa.-ions, that he sltould write no bodk upon
us; yet—=s:rys tl.e !ti!cr‘rrational—we have it from
4'X(.‘ellt?l1tatitliOYll_Y that be has matured his plan
for the purpose,au-1 will lose no time in l)l'ltl,'_:lt)g
out the results of his suruiuer’s'observzuion. Well,
who cares?
-—'l‘hc N Y. '.l‘ribuues:iyiI that Passed l\li'dsltip-
tnau Pollock. Sailing Master of the St. Louis, has
been (_onrt-martialcd for cutting down with a cut-
lass it scnman on board tlie ship, and has been 58!!
i€ll(‘.I‘.(l to be di-cliaigcd from the Stptudroth
ants, &c , to those who (lt‘.'~'ll'P. them.
ilocuittcms and to the :ttl'~'t2l'il:-'t.'tnClll. in our coluntus
Great Excitement. -
HAtU’l-‘ORD, Sunday, July 6.:
Jenny ~Lind's Concert. came effiaty Fourth
Church last evening. The tickets were run
1 up by speculators to 5 and $10 each. The un-
dience nevertlieless filled ’ the Church, and it
crowd of 2.000 people, who could not get. tick-
-ets. assembled, round the building. The witt-
(lows and blinds of the .Clturclt were closed so
_as to prevent. the outsiders from ltearing—tliis
.caused a great tumult-éaud the mob shouted
and cheered "so that it was almost impossible
for the audience to hear the sitrging. Some
windows were surasliod and I or 2 knock downs
occurred in the crowd which did not disperse
for an hour all er the Concert clbsed.—
l'.‘veI'y one curses the ticket speculators and the
manner the llt‘i-iL‘lS were disposed of. Tliere
is still much exoitctnent, attd wliilel write
theft-r is a crowd of 100 for "more oppostto the
State flouso ilettotiircitig the swindling opera-
tion. The urolr last night was so dense about
the Church that Joutry was stttuggleil through
the l)ack,door as soon as the Concert closed
and took the cars for Springfield.
The Urtiveisaiist M eeting House in
Dntrbury has been purcliased by the Crultolics."
with the organ and bell, for the sutu of $2.-
700, and is to be used by them as a place of
worship. There are now thirteen different re-
ligicus congregations in Danbtrry.
555"” Mt. \Vebster, who has been in feeble
health for some time past. has very tnateriully
improved by his recent visit to Capon Springs
in Vir iuia. He will leavo \Vashiugton or
Mxrrshlield on the 10th inst.
E?‘ The iotitnatiorts of a ‘serious fraud per-
petrated uporr the Mexican cotttriiiz.sioner's—i:~‘.
upon the autlrority of the lntelligenccr, un-
cipiivocally contradicted.
E3? Leigh Ricltrttoud being'ut-god to write
in an album, if it were but “ two litres," wrote
the following:
* Can two lines teach a lesson frotn above?
Yes. one shrill s.pe.irk a volume-—God is Love!"
1.?‘ The editor of the Fret/onia, Y.)
Censor has seen a Bloomer, and thus hails the
pr-otitiseil reform :
‘ Sound the loud timbrel o’er Erin's broad sea,
The skirts shall be sl’l0t'tetle(.l—--Out’ women be
free.’
'l‘fl'.'l VOLU.‘.ll3 01‘ EVIDENCE
In favor of Dr. Rogers’ Syifliip of Livcrwort,
Tar and Cauchalagua, catiuot. of course, be repro-
duced in a ne'.vspape.r.' \'Vc might publish the let-
ters of the Rev. H. \Viseman, Prof Cox of Cinci-
iiati, lion. A. Foster, and scores of other-i, brtt
those. after all, would be like bricks from Hcrcrila-
ucuru, more samples of ii vast ruass of unitnpcaclr.
able testitnon_v. Living witriesscs and urontinrcuts
of its cflicacy are to be found irt almost every city
and town, and the Agents will furnish a pamphlet
roirtaiuing attcstations front the ligltts of science,
front the pillar.-‘ of the church. jorttutlists. mercil-
To the.-‘e
we refer the sick and sufferirtg.
n
ioiliifil
In \Viltou, July 2d. liheuvze.t' Olin.-tcud.agcd 25
'car:‘', oldest son of Rrtfns H Olztrs-tczril.
1;. 13:13 town, on the 27th ult . Charles llleel-tor,
in the -2.1 _ve.ar ofhis ago. On the Iiiltli, Mary Drie-
eoll. aged 19 voars. Als -. on the first in-‘I-. H|_l.-‘ill
Kelly, aged 30 years; On the (tilt. l~rcdenck,
aged about '2 years, son of R.».:uberi St .lol‘iu.
in New Caziaart. Linus St. John, aged 4?} years.
ltt llitlgt-licltl. on the 52-lth nlt., Poll,’ (irt.-gnr_Y,
aged about 30 _\'ears.
CELEBRATIO-.‘T
Oftlte nee-an Anniversary
Of the .:‘ctrtie:inrent of N01".-.“J‘.lIk.
DlSCOUR.SE in cou'rme.ruoration of the
settlement of Norwalk. Ct. to 1651, and
of the burning of the town in July 1779. “Jill.
by P/ll'l.lCl‘llill‘ request. be delivered in tlre_f:r'st
cottgregatioirril Clltl:'t:li in Notwalk by hev.
NATllA.\'tl'2L Bon'ro.\', ol C0t‘.tfnid. N. l~l..a na-
tive of the town. on \Vcdue.-fday, the 9‘-.h of
Julyiust., at 10 o'clock A. M.
The descendants of the original settlers,
wltatever may be their present place of resi-
dence. togetlrei- with the citizens of ;'\'orwalk
and ofthe tteiglrboring towns and the public at
large, are invited to attend.
In b('fI(l/foft/1.c (.‘rmimt'/lee,
THOS. B. BUTLE P . E
Ir‘. StJOl~I.\" LOCK\VOOD.
NOl1\V.\ LK
Classical and Engiisla Sc~.'nec:-1.
7' ‘HE second term «if this school will‘ corti-
uteuce on \Ve-tliresday. July ‘.13. inthe
upperioom of the building occupied by the
south centre district. '
ED\VlN HAL-L, A. B.
I?*§e'-.37 'rEa.r'§3er’s Shep.
Oil N 'f‘AYL(‘lR,lraviiig taken a room near
the spring, and fitted it. up in good style, for
a l)‘.’tt'l)t‘t's‘ shop, is really to attend to those who
will give him a call. and he assures them that.
he will givosatislitt-t.ioti in shaving. ltnirctrttiug,
the. E33?‘ Razors honed in a superior mariner.
g-.7 For Sale Cheap.
___I__ THE re.sidertceot' the sulJ~:c.r'ilu»-r Sllmlfctl
in Retldrztg. ttl)ont:'; mile west oftlte town, coit-
taiug 5 acres ofland, willi a good tlweliittglrnttse,
barn. and wondliouse. A'so one building which
would answer for a select school room or rue-
cluiuical purposes. The land is of excellent.
quality--is a very (le:=iruble place. and will be
sold cheap. Enquire on the pi'etitise:=.
ASAHEL DUNCOMB.
Redding, July '2, 1851. 4t.*‘.27
8-no Cent Reward.
U.\‘A\~VA Y from the sttbs(:t‘ibe.r, a boy
about 17 years of age. named Joseph
La uibert. All persons are forbid h:trbot'iug_r,tr_ust-
iug or employing said boy, under penalty of_tlte
law. as l will pay no debts of his contracting.
The above reward will be paid for his return.
but no cliargespairl. “7 M. LAMBERT.
New Canaan. June 3. 1851. 3i’~’27
L€)ST.
0
N Tliursdav last. in or near the village. on
the Redrling road, a large Spy Glass.
The finder will be liberally rewarded, by leav-
ing it at this office. -
Norvvalk, Juno 30th,1851.
Notice.
HE subscribers appointed by the Court of
Probate for the District of Norwal k coin-
missione-rs"to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors oftlte estate ofJohn Chapman
deceaiaed, late of Tarrytown. in T136 Slam Of
New York and formerly of Wilton. in Said dis-
trict. hereby give notice that we will attend to
the business of our said ap'poiutr.tent at the of—
tic-e of Eliplralet Swift in \Vestport in lr'a2r_-
field County on the 2d Mortdays of Airgust and
Dac9tt'il)O|' ltexl at one o'clock in the nlieritoou
This is the " fast" yfliug tuau who filed a pistol
at Mr. Jcwett. of the Biilfalo Coiiunercial Adver-
tiser, lodging the ball in his wallet.
—-Afterull the usual creaking about the cotton
crop tntlte Soutlntltey are new compelled to ac
kuowl dge tlrzitrhereltasuotbeeu so fine apt'os-
pect for years as there is now. Few estimate the
of said days. ti-aid Court has limited and al-
lowed six monihs from the date hereof for the
exlribitioi-r to us of claims against said 0>l2llI‘..
El.l i’l1:'sLE'l‘ S\Vii.4"l‘. ECon:tnis-
JZRA S. \VA'l‘ER.I3URY, sinners.
Vviltou June 1411), 185i. 3|£*97
AT'l‘lNGS,——4-4. 5-4 and 6-4 plain and
check Mattings, just rec'd by
'l°5lSW-‘<1. that ‘will be of any great ..service.
entire yield at less than 3,000,000 lnlcs.
MALLORY & LEWIS.
_..4
. List .01‘ Letters .
,RERI AINING in the Post. Office at Nor-
- walk,'.lu_ly 1st, 1851'. ‘~ -
Austin Miss ‘<8’. Co _ L0'c‘kwootl.- Not-ll
Ashton Wm Louis Catharine
Adams Miss Sally Lor~ztirte_;Mii:ltael
Ainswo-rth Mrs M E’ Mitchell J F
Bill-ell (3fions)EdvounrdMillett S-C -
Boutou Elizitllelll Mara Derby
Sronson John .Mc-Cleavland George
Beach R McCarty 'l‘l'iomas
Brady Michael Nolony ’l‘liouias
Butler lliclrd 'i\l'rti.-hell Miss Harriet
Buttery S Marly John
Bottunly Frank Mara Mary
Banks Francis l\lci\'ully -.V‘lary_
Byrne Eliza _ Masotr Olivia
Collins John C Millie Capt \Vm
Campbell Jattus S lllitciiell Henry
Connolly Pat. Marshall John
Clark Mrs M , ” Nowlrru Jolm
Corrun Janus S Nugetrt Cltristopher
Connor Bridget l\'otbrook \Vut
Croffut &: Clruprnan ‘.2 O’S-.rllivaa Miclntel '
Coiruor Daniel ' Ordway Mary
(,‘arpe.uterBnrllienia' 0’Briue Pat
Cro*.‘ePut A Olmstearl Sarah E
Cannon Capt , U’E~’lte:r lleuora.
Cormii k Nicholas l’n'vcr John
Cassady Owen Peck Ccplras
Davis Giro Peck J
Douggltiss Mary S Pltelatt 'l‘homas ‘.2
Dunrt John Phelps M rs H B
Dalay Catlrariue A Pricha rd A‘. Co
Dibble Eveline Prichatd lrl E
Driscoll Nancy Pierce A P
D,,,.,,y James Parnrelee Francis
Dikeutan \Vni Q_uintarrl Jars
Ellis Miss Ja no Quiiita rd Augustus
lfrarrcll Catharina liiche iliss 1‘-lien
Felmettn Sarah Hyatt John
l*‘umral Mrs l*‘.dward Ileity James ,
lfrisbie John L liclrards \Vn1
Fitch Miss Julia A iydcr John
l<‘roiii-li David ])\l(llC‘Y E A
Ferris Erizabeth loot Erastus
Free Alfred Reed Mary A
Gli_)ver .lolm Rogers Julia A
(lilbert Bradley Ricltards Joltit
Gilbert Miss Sarah toys Lorenzo
Gleason Br~irlget Smith J
Gilbert Benajali Suffolk Capt
(}odt'r-ey (aleorge Sullivan Mary Ann
Gibbs Lieut Sarr.’l Sullivan Pat
G()l(,ll31t_1_ Francis Smeallia dz: McKirdley
Gt-eott t\'aIli'l Sliuuglienssey Pitt ‘.2
(5;-i-got-y Mary D Spelleu Micl'rael
(_lrei-nnl:e Tinsdalo Stoddart Maj '
Hadley S.rm'l Seeley Hannah
llatliaway Gilbert Starr Capt
lloyt. \Vm Smith Betsy"
llassct‘r()weu Scribner .l l5
Hill Joseph Swords \Vm
-Hart Jos_eph Sprawl Andrew
I-luzlett: A manda. Tooney Pat
lloyt. Stephen Tallbert. \Vm
llarrison Mr Tully Michael
l-ludsou Mary Taylor Roswell
llamiltou Henry 'l‘u_cker Ezra
Hoyt l-larris Taylor Edward 2
llitcltcock F D Teutiey Mrs
H-nttpsted ;\l’ary Tuttlo Se.leck
llesedau Susan Tuttlo Lewis Capt
Jones Elbert Tee!‘ Moses
Jackson Caroline 'l‘ltonias Phoebe F
Jerry J__crslta Vanlrcoser Ebenezer
.lor(lanJol1u \Viseur:ru Joltu
Kennedy Catharine \Vaterbury Mary
Kearrtey Chas \Vilsou Jntims ‘.2
Knapp John H \Veed Horatio VV
Ketcltxrtir ;\1-at-gai'et
Kelly Edmond
Lockwood Solomon 2
Lyon Elias
Lawrence Eben
Lyon V M P
Lockwood J \V ’
Pc.rs<»us calling for the above letters are par-
ticularly i'equestoil to say rulver'risi=.d,
CHAS. B. r\iO'l"l‘. P. M.
‘.Visetiiau Edward
\Villard Jesse
\V:tlslt Put
\Vil«.-ox Mrs Fanny
\\"ilrox J C
\
\ .~s “T.;";Efl/ 3 x
‘i“ i -7 _
- st. I 7’ /
-/ ‘
The best and strongest certified lit:‘.t.llL'.llie in
the \vorl:l fol‘ the cure ef Dyspepsia irt all its
foi'nts-——-st,iclr as lre:r<.laclte, heartburn. liabrtual
costivcness. acidity of-Glro stomiiclt. loss of ap-
petite. a.-tlriua, piles, iircipierrt citirsuitrpfrorr.
deb‘;li‘y arisiu;,_: front protracte:.l fevers, fever
and argue, expo'stii'e to heat or cold, old a,r:e—
and diseases arising front i nperfect (.llgO:.ll0t].
or a (lerangod cotidition of the slomaclr. lt is
ill.~0 an excellent remedy. and not surpassed by
any rtrctlicirre in use. for females suffering front
uterine. or pervous deraugetneut. -
Aittotrgthe t]'.1ll)f‘l'()US and highly respectable
certificates, we refer to the following:
Prof. A. A. ll.-xvi-ts. M. 1). State Assayer.
Frrzai-‘..\'r.Y Hllbtrltt. Esq- Boston.
.l.'ts. C. DU.\'l\'. Esq.. City 'l‘rcasut-ct‘, Boston.
lion. L‘-Irtiox L.rwrir5.\'cr:, Ex Prest. Mass.
Senate.
Hon. L. H . Anxono. formerly Gov. Rhode
Island, now'.\leutber of Congress.
lion. WM. \Voonuuioei«:, foru'rerly
Mir-ltigrttt, now U. .3. Senator.
llon. J. '1‘. Moiitcnr«:.~.n,lor'mei'ly Gov. of Ky
now U. .‘S. .$'.e.uator.
Hon. J. F. b'tr.x.\io.\'s, U. S. Senator from
Rhode lslartd.
Ilou. S.\tu‘L S. PHELPS, U. 8. Senator from
Vermont.
llort Win. UPIIAPJ, U. S. S- from Vt.
’ lion. St_tLOM()N lr‘oo'ri»:. M. C. from Vt.
l-lon. H. D. F.)s'rr:ri. M. C. from Penu‘a.
Ilon. M. L. MAt1'1‘Al.\', Delegate in C. from
\Vis. ’l‘crr'itor_v.
lien. A.C. Donon. D. C. from Iowa.
R. P. S'rowr:, Esq., Clerk iit House of Rep.
C. C. 'l‘r.o\vr.mnGi-:. Esq., Detroit, Mich.
Gun. \\7. Joru-:s, Esq., Surveyor General
Dubuquo, Iowa.
Josrzru Hoxirt. Esq.. No. 76 “fall st., N. Y.
Many other ind.v':duals of the highest: res-
pectability cau be referred to, who will cort-
tirrn all that has been said in favor of this ioval-'
uable medicine. ,
, DR. GEO. B. GREEN, Proprietor, Wind-
sor, Vt. -
REED. BATES Cc AUSTIN, Wiiolesale
Druggists. No. 26 Mercliants' Row, Boston,
General Agents.
Price $1 per bottle; six for
C.-\U'l‘lO.“l.—Eealt bottle of the Gctiiiitte
0:c;r;gr:tzatcd b'itrers. will have the outside
wrapper printed in Eric.-li.~lr,l*‘i'nncli and Span-
ish. with the signature of Gen. B. G:-eon. Pro-
prietor. upon 'i‘l~.t'ca Sides. and in addition, a
fittcly er*.grtrr.'e-rl htbelitpoti the top of the bottle
' he signature of lleed, Bates 66 Anstiii.
wl re the sole (-.‘:e.uei'al Agents,and to whom
all order-s rnust be adtlr'e.~=so.'l.
For sale by \V- E. BISSEL , and drug-
gists generally in the U. S. and Canadas.
Gov. of
HE July No. of the International Maga-
zine for sale at _ SE1.-L_ECK’S.
1ti.<t:s}"..i5o'ii
\Veber lllonsicur -
.-
ABLE CUTLERY.--150 grass of W.
' ; ’ " "'6: S. Butcl1er's."“table cutlery,.jn_st ree’d4
by. - HOLCOWB J66. LYON;
83 \Vater st. Bridgeport. -~
dozen-7i\V..‘&‘ S-. ,l}utchers'*
. Files. consisting of ovet;_y__s_ize and kind.
new opening by »HU_LCO-.\jlB 6.’. LYON.
OCKET CU'l‘Ll.-IRY.',Slteat=si‘und Scis-
sors of \V. 6.: Brrt.clt_e‘t's' and Rodgers’,
odcuiug and for sale wltolesate and retail by
'- ” HOLCO-MB &. LYON,
83 \Vater st;., Bridgeport.
1 5 DOZ. hand, punnell, rip.and back
' Saws of—Butclters’, Spear 6.’. Jacl<.°.on’s
and Becket.‘s. at wltol‘e.sale and retail by l-lQL-
COMB dc LYON. 83 \Vuter st.,'Bridgcpoi't.
RACE AND Bi'I‘TS.--A large stock of
Marples' superior plated and plain. wirele-
sale and retail, by [JOLCOMB 5.: LYON.
NVILS--Hill's. Peter \Vr-igltts’ and
Mouseltole, wholesale and'r-ctarl by
HOLCOMB «S: LYON.
ISES.-—Hills, Peter \Vrigltt's, Hyile’_s
and 'l‘illotson's of every quality andprice
just opening. and we would call particul:_tr ut-
tentioufto our stock. H()LC().VlB.¢'€ LYON.
83 V‘-7:ttet' strct-t, Bridgeport.
L ACKS 33 I'll l1’S BE L LO\‘.’S .constant-
ly on hand and for sale low by
,HOLCU;‘.iB «Sc LYON.
AILS.-1500 casks Fall River; also 40
_l. casks superior \\‘l‘lrl.i_.'_'lif. nails by
HOLCOM ll 6.: LYON. \\/ater st. Bridgeport.
LUE. BORAX AND Et‘dEl’»Y.——’50
- bbls. Glue. ass‘d sizes; 10 cases \Vood’s
roi'ined Borax ; ‘.25 casks superior Lon'dou Eut-
ery by UOLCOMB A’. LYON.
E; OUSE FUl’»i\'ISlllNG HAR.D\V.-XRE.
——A full and complete assortment by
[lOLC();\Il3 6: LYON.
machinery.
HE subscribers, having recently rttade the
necessary arr angemeuts, are tiow pre-
pared to execttto all orders for utanulacturiiig
and repairing all kinds of machiue.ry for inatt-
uf:-rcturing and other purposes. “'0 will also
suporiuteud the or-e.ctiott,altering and repairing
the saute. “'6 have on hand and are con.-tautly
manufacturing all the differeirt kinds of patent.
axles for light and heavy velric.'es. which we
will dispose of on the most; favorable terms.-—
Orders to be left at Street & Quiulard'.-i’ store.
Norwalk, or at our shop, the first building north
of James Janos‘ saw-mill.
ALDRICH 6.’. \VHITLOCK.
\Vilt.on, July 1st, 1851. 6nt*:?6
C. 'l‘. COl’»N\VALL,
Dreiser and Tailor,
' " OULD iuforrn the public that he has
taken tlto roorus over the store of
Lockwood, Haiglrt (‘C Co.,‘wl're.re he is plie-
pared to make all kinds of gentlernerfs and
boy’s clothing in a treat. and fashionable manner
and on reasonable tot-ius. He has also on hand
a good assortment of ready-made clothing, and
tlioso irt want will find it to the-.ir advantage to
give him 11 call. A slra re ofthe public patron-
age is respectfully solicited.
1\'orwalk, June 23,1851.
Beg .€'c.~:r°~ ‘Sale.
BLACK New Foundland Pup, 3%
nronths old. Enquire at this office.
- Sponge. ~
‘HE subscriber luis just rec'd a supply of
Sponge suitable for bathing. Also, a
qnarttity for waslririg ca:'riagi=s—-and some first;
quality velvet Sponge. J. A. WEED.
63}-ieléil €.-'t‘.-old ll
BEAU'l‘IFUL gold 'l‘l’iimbles, Pens and
Pencils, Lockets. Spectacles. hains.
Keys. \Vutclres, and Ladies "ins. \Ve have
‘the largest" assortment of jewelry to select
from just now you ever saw in Norwal". Ela
gain new patterns, opened to day. Cull" pins
in abundance. die. Call at DISBRO\V’S.
L'BlN'S EXTRACTS. of all kinds for
saleby J. A. VVEED.
Soda Water
.\l dravglrt from the fountain, with every
variet_v of syrup, viz: Lemon, Ginger,
Strawberry. Pineapple. Vanilla and .‘3nrs:-tpa-
rilla-—at the drug store of \V. "E. BlS‘3El..L.
ANG ES for stile. also set at the shortest
notice.
LOCKWOOD, UAIG HT 65 CO.
. - Notice.
g, H EREAS my \Vife Ann Eliza has left
i my bed and board. without arty just
cause or provocation,tlris is to forbid all per-
sons trustin§_r her on my account, as Iwill pay
no debts of her contr-at-ting after this date.
FR EDE RICK S. \VlCBB.
\Vrl‘.ou. June .'3C,1851. 31’-“'27
22. good. “Elmo Geming.
ElA.“5. B. D.«\R.'l‘(‘llS, is u0\v opening his
St)li‘.‘.t’tt'.l‘ retreztt for the -.:ccourmodation
of those who desire to be furrtislterl witlt the
dcliczicies oftlre seas(:tt. such as lce Cream,
l"ruil', (,'orrfectioner'y, etc.e . Those who
favored hint with their patrnrtage last season
are well aware that he was not; outcono by
airy of his competitors. And now you will
find him on even pace with the age. He has
abundance of ice and other m;iterial.<, wlriclt
were scarcelast year, and is prepared to fill
orders to any uurorrnt. in his line. Private
rooms fitted up for Ladies attd Parties. Cotne
and see.
South -.\'orwalk, May .‘34lli, 1851.
Fdew Map of Nerwaiiiz.
PEl'l.‘$U-NS wishing to obtain a copy oflhe
elegtriit new Ma p of Norwalk are inform-
ed that the srtlrsciibt-t' has purchased of the
publisher the entire balance of the edition.
As there are few remaining, and no more to
be publislrod, those wishing to purchase will do
well to call soon. J. A. \VEED.
BLAKF.’S PA'l‘EN'l‘
Fire and Vvater Proof Paint.
F 11-115 superior paint is applied iii the same
manner as ordinary paint: and after a
few months exposure to the atmospliere be-
comes as hard as state or stone. '
BE\VARl:‘. OF COUN'.l‘l*lR.FEITS.
\Vit'nin the last. two years, there have sprung
up more than a hundred different kinds of
counteifeits, most of t.hem no better‘ titan dirt
from the roads, and all purchasers are cau-
tioned against buying of any except my author'-
ised agents. \Vz»I. l’.LAKt-:. Paentee.
For sale by STREET‘ «Sc QUINTAII
Agents, Norwalk, Con.-
_____________,___._
Novels. -
TEIOSE desirous of purchasing the most
popular novels extant. comprising the pro-
ductions of Cooper, James. Dickens, Lever.
&c., <5cc., will please call and c-xamiue afresh
lot just: rec’d by SELLECK. 15 Main st.
Sythes, Souths &c.
DOZ. superior Sytlres and Snaths;
10 gross Austen's Rifles for sale by
l‘5'f‘REE" ‘ & QUl*.\"l‘ARD.
To the Ladies.
UST received. a large‘ lot. ofPoplins. Man-
J Chester and Ber-ago DeLaiues. CHHCDCS.
of other goods, which are deci-
Plcase call and examine at:
L. H. RANDLE «St. CO‘S-
.5
and it variety
dedly cheap-
U_-MPSA, for sale by
LOCKW'OOD, HAIG HT dt CO.
'wlmlesale or retail.
....
Stock and our‘ Pia .
ments for keeping the litr-
~ gest-assortment ofGood’s
‘{;l;§r>“~snl line ever_ oli'ered‘ In‘
t" '9 .Not'walk,-and Iarg.er_tltanr
runny city _stores... Our’
rents are low-werbuy for
cash. a
goods imported-—wa are.thus enabled to Selli
of the people of ueiglrboring villages to come to»
Norwalk. We are hereon hand to utilise. all
our warrants ood. .
\VA'l‘CHES.—\Ve have just now received:
direct from the importers tl large invoice of gold‘
and silver watches. Gold watches lrom $25 to
$125‘. good silver lepino and lever svatclies-for;
$10 to You can buy watches clteap‘-now,_.
and warm nted without further expense. ’
J E \VE L RY, &c.—-A gr-cat. vii riet.y of la dies"
and geut’s breast-pros-—new every rweek from.
6 cts to 10 dollars, finger rings iit every variety"
very cheap, gold and plated chains and lockets,
large lot gold and silver pencils, fine assortment:
of gold pens, gold and silver spectacles to suit
any age. silver and gold tltimbles, ézc.
SILVER VVARE-—With our owtt stamp,
and watt".tnte(l.put'o as coin. We have now
the largest lot of every variety of silver ware
over offered here. Spoons. butter-knives‘, bee
forks; also plated tea setts. table forks,.spoons,.
cups. &c.——all engraved at the same price.
CLOCKS, &c.——l7r'euclt mantle clocks, 8‘
day brass. very ltaitdsome and cheap; we can
give you good time for 103. Looking glasses
from ls to 5310.
LA MP3 65 GIRANDOLES.-=—\Ve have
a large assortment: of fluid lamps, fitted for
beauty and safety; when fixed tight you have
a beautiful and safe light. Candlesticks. cake
baskets. casters, tea sells and tea boards.
COMBS AND BRUSH ES.—-Dress. lrack,-
side, fine, silver. shell and born combs; tooth,
nail. hair, cloth, hat, flesh. boot and dust
l.)l'li~‘l|F'.S--lie\V patterns every week.
CUTLERY, 6:c.—Large assortment of’
pocket. knives. scissors. knives and forks, razors.
straps rind soaps. ladies’ and geul's porttuouaies
and wallets, silk purses. tuning fork, hair pins,
chroslta needles. etc. .
FANCY GOODS.-—\Villow waggons, cra-
tiles, it great variety of willow baskets. tops.
b.tlls, children teething rings and whistles, hair
oils--very nice, per-lumery. fans—-it few pat-
terns very nice, utiuas and accordions with
books very low now, ladies’ work boxes, toilet
soaps. die.
\Vithout fail call on us and see if we do not
redeem our pledge to satisfy you in quantity.
quality and price. \Vatch work—job work of
all krnds—beautiful engraving, all_‘doue in the
best. way at short notice. in the large building
north oftlte bridge. C. E. DISBRO\V.
Guano and Goal Depot.
E offer for sale fresh imported GUANO;
Cuuiberlrind, Leltigh, and all other de-
scriptioiis of foreign and domestic COAL, put:
on board at our wharf. or shipped to order at
Address by mail or in
person l\lARS'l'ON 6.‘. POWER.
Ilaxtua \Vltarf. between Fulton and Cntltarine
Ferries, Brooklyn, L. I. 3tnl7
Charles “. Lockwood
V OULD respectfully inform his friends
and customers, that he has made ar-
rangements with L. H. Handle dc Co. where-
by lie is enabled to execute all orders in the
tailoring litre that maybe entrusted to him.
Norwalk, April 7. 1851.
WINDOW SHADES AND PAPER.-
A good assortment at
L. U. RANDLE 6: CO."S.
Crockery, &c.
UST received, it new assortment of while
granite, blue, iuulb’y and cotnttton Crock-
ery. Also. a good assortment of flower vases,
bnherrria glass, 100 doz. tumblers. 50 doz. glass
preserve plates, ‘.20 doz. fluid and oil lamps,
tcc , &c. \Ve would invite all to call and ex-
amine our assortment‘.
LOCKWOOD. HAIGHT 6: CO.
REAMS \VRAl’PlNG Paper, for
sale at. mill prices by
\Vure.
\V. E. BISSE LL.
E have just added extensively to our
stock of China. Crocketgv. and Glass
LOCKVVOOD, llAlG HT 66 CO.
crockery.
7 ‘HOSE wishing crockery would consult
their own interest by calling on RAY-
MOND (Sc HEAD before" purclrasing else-
where. 8th March.
. 1l1‘.NUlNE COD LlVF!R. OlL, received
direct from Rushton 6:. Co.. for sale by
\V. E. BISSELL‘.
Salt Grinding.
ALT waslred, ground and packed—selected
expressly fut those who desire the pure
:4
irtradrtlterated article. lnquire at the store of
S. E. Olrrtsterrd or of the subsicriber.
Nt:t'\\'::llt, May 3. I. CAMP.
Bands for Maoitiflery.
EIHQTE are the agents for ready made rivetted
Bands for machinery. and are irow pre-
pa l'«' d to furnish all widths at marrrufacturers
prices. \‘.-’o would call the. attentiort of all who
are irt want of a superior article, to our stock.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
1]()LC_().‘JB dc LYOL ._
83 \Vuter st., Bridgeport.
DIETZ, Bll0Tl1ER. 85 GO.
1341. WILLIAM STREET,
Ne‘-V-Y0l'k,
1\IA!\'UF.-\C'1‘I,'R}Zt‘.S OF I-IV!-ZRY VARIETY OI‘
. Lamps, Chandeliers,
Giraiulales, candelabra, GasFixlures.
April, 185l.——6m is.
Teas.
UBLIC attention is called to the large
stock of green and black teas now offered
by RAYMOND 6.’. MEAD.
ER-LWIACILLA and Muccaroni for sale at
3 .l3lSSELL'S.
Glocks.
IJE cheapest clocks ever offered in this
town, for sale by C. A. DURAND,
Under Conn. Hotel.
SJALF SKINS.‘-The highest cash tnarkes
prices paid for calfskins and cattle hides.
hlnrcli 8. .3‘. E. OLMSTEAD.
‘Patties Hoes. ,
40 DOZ. Tuttle’s Hoes._]ust received and
for sale by the doz. or retail by
S']‘RE ET 6.: QUINTARD.
LONDON PORTER for sale at
Bl:-‘.SELL'S.
___________,,___w
Garzaeting.
FE‘ HE Stll3SCl'll)6l'S have just rec'd a new
supply of Ingrniu and Three Ply Cut‘-
r very low.
out as LEWIS.
periugs, which tliey olfe.
MALL
LBATA SPOO;\'S.-—A new article, 31
it dozen. Also,a splendid lot o[children’s
rings, for sale by C. A. DURAND.
Under Conn. Hotel.
RDSHTON, Clark 6:‘. Co.'s genuine Cod
Liver Oil, rec’d every week at
- WEED'S.
very low, so that we know it is for the advantage‘ ‘
WE‘llitv‘e“in’ud‘e'arttangcl‘ , .
Norwalk Chronicler