Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, April 4, 1854 · page 2

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“ Bekoid /zozr gr/‘ecit a Zlfatter a. Little
Fare Kindlrtfz-.”-—This e:-zclaination of
the inspired writer has received our
city within a few days, several practical
and unfortunate illustrations; yet the
truth of this remark is correct, literally
as well as metaphorically. i‘._The insidii-
ous attacks of disease, particularly that
m°§£._fi.'-at-§rlI3s..9f all csmplaims. C0"-
sumption, ccmes by a gentle hacking
cough, ‘,=t\-’,l‘.Llcl‘l is;’too,’: often neglected -un-_
tif all reinedies prove useless. The
young, with that recklessness Wlllcll
buoyancy engenders, are particlllalll’ "3'.
gardless of their health; and the inelan-
choly evidence of the bills of mortality
which_ weekly stare us in the face, tells
1is‘foo'plainly,lt.lia:t huiidreds in our Cltll
are yearly swept away by that deceiving
but reinorseless destroyer, pulmonary
‘If there was no‘ remedy for so
situa-

disease. —
unfortunate a state of affairs. llle
tion of epch-person wouldbe one Of 0011-
tinued apprehension; but it is gratifying‘
to know that there is a “ Balm in Gi-
lead,”. and that ‘by a timely and judicious
use ofvthef remedies placed-at our hands,
we may avert the attacks of disease and
its ultimate effects. It is with none of
the usual clap-trap adobted by quacks
mat we ezmiestly recommend the use of
Dr. Rogers’ Syi-up of Liverwort, Tar
and Caiiclialauiia in all cases of coughs.
colds','broucliitis or iiifliieiiza. Its merits
al'8V9SlV_I.l.l)illSll€d upon :1 firm basis ; and its
power to promote expectoratioii, and re-
move the phlegm and other morbid se-
cretions, iswell attested by irrefragible
e,'.,d'e,,c,,_ '5 Major Van Buren,_brot.her Of

to the ex-Pl‘t*Slt.lBl‘ll, and James Watson"

Vfebh, editor of the (.‘.onrier‘and Enqui-
rer, both l)‘(;.'1‘l:\'0llllllIll'y testimony to its
valiie aiid'efiicac_V. 'l‘lie' fire departments
of this city and "Brooklyn, to which many
bottles‘ lllave "been furnished, acknowl-
edge its ‘power in removing the sudden

of their severe aizcfiioble ‘duties, are so
often subject. The alarming prevalence
of Consuiiiption, wliich can always, in
its'earlier st:iges,'be at once Cured W
this inedicine, and even almost always
in itslater periods, tleiririiids that it. should
receive a wide and extensive circulation.
‘Hundreds of _letters have been received
by the prop_rietors during the past year,
wherein the tviytniest thariks have been
tendered tliein for rescuing from the
grave ‘sonic beloved father, sister, or
iiiot'lier.. is proper 1.’. say that its coin-
positioii is \t'lioElyvegetalile,and thatthe
~":i. California plant, which

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CallC‘llLllClg‘lltl '2
possesses rare and remarkable. power
‘ ‘ we
again recoinineiicl all wlio are suffering
from any kind of pulmonary affectiori to
try this lll\’:1 iialiie preparatioii.--—:N: Y

upon aVll.:1‘ill."t3Cl.~ltl3ll-S "of the lungs.

1Wt'.§.sc7ig‘cr. , , _

Dear]; of O 29.’ Jo/mso/z.~ Ovid F.
J0llll:‘Oil,.‘ i«.ii'iii».-’i‘i’_v jJ\l.’0l'll9)’-Gellefal of
‘ail-ia, (lll:"Ll _iti:'.\Yaslii11gton City
..'l211,_’t.‘, lift‘.-ill'g' been picked up

 

iiit.oxit‘:%itecl, aiid Still to the Vagrant De-
partinentof the \”Vorklio1ise. Johnson
was a man of abilities, but asa politician
lacked the qualiiuies wliicli were necessa-
ry tolsecurctlie popular coiifidence._ He

wentto T_t3__.\I2l_F, commenced :1 newspaper _ ,

tliere,_aiid ].iQ,l:l,l-§(,l._l.lle ,F_illibu_s_ter_ move-
Il1f3llti_lllldf:‘-I‘ :,Car:1yjal.' After that ‘failed
hBI'e-lflllllletl tl_oWV_asliiiigtoi1 Dissipatioii
had, tlone ,i__ts,_ work, and the

miserable termination of his existence.—

We knew; 1iiiiiiivéll’,'aiid"ht-lard ‘from
his lips while he was Attorney General
of his State, one of the most brilliant
speeches we ever listened to. Thus has
fallen under fatal influences, a noble and
chivalrous man. Peace to his ashes and‘
a warning" to those who followliiin,

' ‘ P/iiladelphia Paper.

New .MeZa.Z-—Thc -_P-aris correspond-
ent of the New .York -Times ‘m-akes the
following statement. 2 V

“ A‘-very remarkable discovery was ‘derous °°°lll'3tl°“ ‘Vllhln llmlts.

announcedto the Academy of»Sciences,bv
M. Dumas,-«at itsilast sitting. He stated
that IVIZ--‘Saint Clare'5‘Deville liad-snccee.

papers of \Vas.iiiigton,.\City ,rec_ord_,~ the .

 

Former Opinions of Mr. Pierce.
The following opinions, formerly held

by President Pierce, will be read with
-"some interest at the present crisis :

“ He had only to say now. What he
had always said, that he regtlfded Sm‘
very as onenof the greatest moral and so-
cial evils—-a curse upon the whole coun-
try, and this he believed to be the semi-
ment of all parties, at the North. ,

“ He was free ;to -admit tlfat he’ had
liimselfapproached this subject ofanne x-
ation (of Texas) with all his prejudices
and prepossessions against it,and on one
ground alone—-its Slavery feature. His
convictions on this subject were, as had
been stated, strong----not the result of
any new light, but deeply fixed and abi-
ding. The only difficulty in his mind
ever had been, that of a recognition by
any new act of our Government of the
institution of Domestic Slavery, and he
had found it extremely difficult to bring
his mind to a condition, impartially to
weigh the argumemtor and against" the
ineasure.”---Gm. Pierce’s Speech. in re-
ply to Jo/in P. Ilcile, at the ‘North
C’/mrclz, in Concord, June 5th, 1845, as
reported in The Nero I-Iampshire Pat-
riot qffmze 12, 1845.

-“ The Democracy of the North never
did endorse the doctrine (of Cass’s Nich-
olson letter) and they never will. The
Democracy of this State are unanimous
in the opinion, so far as we knew, that
Congress‘ has and should exercise the
power and exclude Slavery from Califor-
nia and New Mexico.”---New Hamp-
slmc Patriot, July 27, 1849.

“-I would take the ground of the non-
extension of slavery---that slavery should
not become stronger. But Congress
have only re-enacted the old law of 1793,
Uuioii loving men, desiring peace and
loving their country, conceded that point’
---unwillingly conceded it, and planting
themselves upon this law against the‘
outburst of popular feeliug,,resisted the
agitation’ which is assaulting all ’who
stand up for their country. But the
gentleman says that the law is obnox-
ious! What single thing is there Bon-
nected with Slavery that is not obnox-
ious? Even the gentleman from Marl.
boro’ (Dr. Batclieller, an ultra abolition-
ist) cannot feelmore deeply than do on
this subject,’_’ &.c.-—-‘Gen. Pz'e_rce’s Speech
in me New IIamps/tire Constitititiovzol

i(7o7itfention, Jan. 1, 1851.

' Mr. Pierce after uttering the above
anti-Slavery‘s_enti'ments; is now engaged
with Douglas in playing a convict part
to break in upon the repose of the Union
perhaps to sever it, in order to be re-elec:
ted by the votes of the South. Mr.
Douglas has. already been exposed as
eating his, lying words__"on the Compro-
iiiise. 'Mt‘. ‘Pi‘erce'_is equally false as
sfeowiziby the"abo've, I Mr. Pierce for-
i'rierl"y could not find one “ single thing
connected with Slavery that was not ob-
noxious;” now he is engaged in seeking
to spread the same Slavery over Ca new
empire! Thank heaven there is a re-
cording press to show up such villainy!
Let its condemnation fly on the wings of
the myriadsheets thaticannot be,e,ns'l_a-I
ved 34-New York ,T9',ibtme_. , ‘

[§'The f‘rohib‘ito'ry" Temperance
Law takes well-"in Michigan. Theretis
not now an open '-‘grog shop“ -in Detroit‘;
nor ha,s'th'ere" been an attempt at resist-i
ing the executio’n‘of the law. In‘Poiiti-
ac,-Jackson, Marshall, dud other places,

some dealers are preparing to leave‘ the

community left behind, but sadly ominous"-
to the prosperity of any other State that‘
shall receive them; but after having ru-
ined thousands through their love of filthy
lucre, it-is w'ell"t.hat.they’arei turned out
as vagabonds to beg their bread, for no

‘State resting‘-on the strong‘ pillarsfof

“wisdom and “knowledge,” will long
consent to thecontinuance of their mur-

;;.Death from Eating C'loves.—Mr.
,-Amos Brown,“ anesteemed citizenjof

iled ii'1'~‘7ol3t-a‘iii'iii<_i;‘-f1*<')'m clay a‘ - metal as
white: a-rii‘d>bt‘i'lliaiit'as‘si'lver,~as malleable
as gold, afitl?asill*iglit'as'gl'assi -It‘ is fnsi;
ble at3'a'-ImoderéfCe-‘teinperature. '-’~ Air and
damp"-‘do’ iiot~ai'feét‘fliis metal, which is
called-a'l»li':’ininiuiii‘; it’ retains‘ its brillian-
cy, andlis’-3 not -‘affected byvl-»riiti"ic or" sul.
phuric'acid1,‘-‘either “strong or diluted, if
tlie;te'i‘to‘pe.ratu=ré- abe*not~raise'd~.» " It is on-

ly dissolved byiavery hot c’hlorhydr’i’c acid. '

Severalspebinieiis‘ of tliisinetal were ex’-‘
liibitedato'th‘e«academy, and on the prop-
osition of Baron Thenard, it was voted
iiiianimoiisl-y t-l-".a‘tIa ‘sufficient sum should
be placed‘-='£1t -the disposal -oil -‘.lV1. Saint‘

Clair De’vli‘llé3toleii'al.ile -him tolniakle ex-‘~‘

pei'iiiie'nts"‘ori1 ai 'large3§ca~lei” 1' 

A Prolziric l?iazato."—-Samuel Dicken’
son, of‘-Decatur co_unt'y; Ga.,» in a letter to
the F £orz'da~«.S'za.m2’a7‘d ‘says 2

“ A-I~l!€lgllDf)[ of mine, Mr. Daniel
Rambo, planted this‘ year awlarge potato
of the variety -called
which he. cut. lnlr)

“ negro killers,”
.~~-veiitci-ii "pit-C:-:<..—~
From these piticeia he _i';«;ii»it.e-cl. om: and 3,’.
half ac..res..iii. \'_iii.<e.-.'-aiizl oii fV.l()l'l()£f»y’ last’
I, ‘~Vllll"(}l.l‘l:(£l‘-,Q“‘IIl.=ll(ttl'l€fl, \{z.;~,5 caijpd-_,,_o.
VVlf.flt:‘S_S §l.llt9~Lll:L_".-.f,-‘,1lllL{l1i-!l(.l_ .iueasu"i'iiit5i'.'1!lLn,g;
“..ieé(§i.F::“l-lilj-ll)’. l5'lV,lO.\\" Cd fill ‘.a['j_d‘.
exposed by the plow, 255‘:

 

 

potzittitlg.-j

gatliered as
bushels were tlllls, gatlie’r§_d.
qiieiitlyl, ii 
fey; an_,d while, ,‘j)l_L)\y'll'lfjl:,,l‘l],.)(I,ll,C, barley,
48; bus1iié%rs'i';ifcslj.s“.3jr‘pbl?._i ;....~.g,..f...j.=
ered inak _all’, 353 T‘-C8‘Dl.lS:ll:€,l,S,T;fOl’.l'l
the siiigilc"'Lpio:th‘,Lol‘:_originallyl planted --
The poitatoéslfweiglied 50 ‘pounds to the
bushel, aiidwtlie aggregate weiglit of the
crop from ,tliis"o'iie"'potafo' was tllierefore,
15.175 Plofmicléf LET.-{r.‘ Joiiii ‘iV.‘1\I_i‘i‘i_s, our
Circuit preaclier ,v.'it'iiessed,l1l,ie',‘,digg:iiig
05 the fi,l’-:_é‘t "acre, ilie pi'od‘iic,t‘ ':.:/liicli
was 189 busli,e_l,'s ;l 'M,.‘_ 'E,,,e‘r'S,',
James J.‘ Coacl‘ii_na‘u and ivim,elsl.l
sed the first tlays°diggiii'g allfl-fllf33Sllrlll’g
and l\Tr.l'Coa'c‘liiiia'i"i'and myself saw the
nneasuring of the remaiiidler to-day, __1f
«you can 'bezff this wonderful potato‘ I

Subse-, _

our village, died in convulsions yesterday,
and a subsequent post mortem ex’amin‘a‘-'*
non showed -‘most conclusively:that_his

which he had been in the habit-of using
'35 51 Substitute for tobacco. A verdict“
_.was rendered accordingly, . V ,
‘ ' Graiwille Advocate. -

 

. PERHAM Girrs.-——A regular
meeting of Perham Gift Cgmmmee was
held last evening at Academy Hall-—Ira
B‘.-mkmans J’-2 Presiding. The persons
who won the panorama and the trotting
,hor_se' appeared and tlieir orders were en-
dorsed by the committee. '_.I‘he Secreta-
ry, Mr._Robert._I3eatty, furnished our re-
porter withthe number of gifts so far
delivered , Gold ‘Pens, 700; gold pencils,
240; g_old pens tvith.cases,.2l ; $100 gold
watches, 5; $50 gold watclies, 14; Ge-
nin’.s hats, 19; $500 pianos, 2. Ticket
No. 5.539 field by Franklin J May, _won
the farm in New Jersey;No 83,981,
tit-id by Byeiij-arniu .BlaCl{lf:‘(l{:',,(+,,blllltlel',

7,9,,-,l,6S') held ,by P. S. Maseeker, Man.
cliester, Passaic Co., N. J., the trotting
-lioi-se Telegrapfi.. It is. supposed that
,tl;e,,Co,iriniittcje_;flrit Georgetmvn fiave to
-_£j,j5j:,);jb1,1(,e._a,bp,u§:I50,00Q more envelope .
__N, .,Y»,,(,1-'.7‘zib_,zg,1z6,.1i5lf!:. 'i1 . ‘

cu

— _.,:f, ‘_,,_,_,¢., ,,_,__,-_,.. H,-: v.
'**To Drioe Azoag/.\.Z,t,ri_i,z,s._--A friend ha_s
jusuinformed us of a plan he a«.loptedt_o
get_r.id'o‘f rats?‘-‘V’H'is premises swarmed‘
with,tlicm.= He"-took a small“ fish-hook
alla.ched_.to ,a fine wire, and suspended
9;)! it a_pi.e.ce of cheese, lettllsg itohaugf
a out a foot from the _ roun . ne 0
the rats leape_d at it and alas hooked, and
set up such ‘a’. horrible-s_q_ueal, ~noi*'se and
rattle, thatall the rest forsook him fled.‘
Not, a rat remainedon the premiseg. A
few'"days afterwards his neighbor decia.
"red that T _he was a plague worse than
those:of' Egypt——‘that the rats would sure-‘
ly eat, him-up, house and all. ~ Our friend

was pliilamhropic of him ; so for thcben-.
efi-t of his neiglibor, who, we hope tal-'es_
our paper, and the rest of maiikiud, we
“ disclose the disclosure,” 'witfiout'cn‘join-

should be pleasedto hear from you,

, ing secrecy, or charging the dollar.

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the liquor sellers" are quiet‘ as 'the'" tomb _

State, it is said; good riddancle for‘ the '

death was“ caused by eatiiigcloves, -

_1\"o.,l2l. Perry-.-'t., the Panorauia; No..

eiijoycd thexjolrc, but kept- shady. This-f

Annbassadofls Regimentals.

.= The N.’Y. Tribune, commenting up-
on Mr. Buchanan's refusal to his appli-
cation. for a ticket of admission to the
open‘ng of the House of Parliament, ex.
cept in full. court dress,-thus concludes;
 “.A'."' .‘}:l.'..l' S‘.*?9".l<l_.=he rsvresémative
of the United States be denied the right
of appearing before England's sovereign
in the "s'§iii'é dress ‘he. wears before
the ‘Presidfnt? This right is accor-
ded to the Minister of every other Pow-
er, and why should the American Envoy
be made an exception '.'. If our Ambas-
‘sador to some Indian or African poten-
tate were to be required by the Court
Master of Ceremonies to paint his face
sky-blue, and put bears claws through
his nose, in order to be admitted toa ‘pal-
aver, would the Ainerican people wish
him to adopt that. style of court costume?
Would they not regard it as insulting and
degrading to themselves? And yet it
would be as proper as for the English
court tailorand embroiderer to require
him to put on a livery after the fashion
of that court instead of wearing the reg-
ular official dress of his own country.”

 

/1 Narrow Escape.—-The New York
Express says that a gentleman in that
city recently had ;his premises: entered
twice by thieves and variouslarticles sto-
len. With the intention of given them
a receptioii ifptliey should come again,
he arranged ‘matters in such a way that
upon opening a gate,'tlirough which they
were obliged to pass, a heavy weight
would fallland prop_abl_y crush them. At
11 o’clock, after all: his family had retired
to bed, as he _:itfi'ouglit, his eldest dangli-
tcr, who had leftilioine in the early part
ofthe evening, and was not expected to
return that night.,)'did retiirii, and as she
raised the latch, the suspeiidedtrap, two
hundred pounds in weight, came down
with rushing force. Fortunately the
young lady ,made an involuntary step
backward, just in time to save herself,
the weight falling at her feet. Her fath-
er hearing the noise, seized a shot gun,
and rushed down into, the yard, when

mperiledthe life ofhis own daughter by
hiscarelessnees. ‘ A I '

Extraordinary Devotion of a Mat/i-3
er to Two Insane Infa7zts.—Tlie Ha-

death of Mrs. Nourr, an old lady, at the
almshouse in that town, and adds ;,—
About. forty years ago, ajson and dangli-
ter, of this old lady, both insane or idiot-
ic, were " brought to the alms-house ‘of’
this county. Soon afterward the moth-
er left her home, and those of her chil-
dren who were ‘able to take care of
"t.-hemselves, took up her residence at the
almshouse with‘ her afflicted offspring,
and watclied over them and ministered
to their wants’ as a mother only can do,
until-the bodily and mental infirmitie-3 at-
tending the ‘aged, disqualified her for
longer-discharge of -this noble duty.-
She was worth about ten ‘thousand dol-
lars in her-own right, when she thus im-
mured herself in this unattractive build-
ing; butishe cheerfully surrendered all

- the comfo”rts‘and' énjoyrnents which such

,.p’e'cuniar'y coi'np'etency_‘affordetl-—severed
theties of 7frie_i1_d'ship,“'and gave up the
pleasures of society',“th'at she might bes-
--tow a mother’s love upon those who most
.neede'd it. Whataproof of the intensi-
ty of that love! 5 What a fact for the rec-
.ords of Heaven?‘ ' l” '

i ~ ~: :- ' -
iS"a.bbat/2. - Breaking.’-—-Without presu-
ming to say whet.her3or‘-not it "belongs to
_tfie:category-"of cause and effect, it. is a
fact that. the -sp7endid Great Republic
now in Iruins,‘-‘a great and sad wreck, ex-
citing every=body’s compassion and won-
der, has been the theatrezof -"disgraceful
_S_abbatii-breaking __ever siiice _her huge
walls',appfoabhed!' docks?“ is ‘said
that on ,re_ceri_f Sabbatli five thousand
pe.rson_s,,were jadinitted on board of ‘her, at
la shilling‘ head, to gratify their curiosi-
ty in beholdingl such a nautical marvel.
Every Sabbath she has been here has been
madea holiday in that region. All this
may have nbtlhing to do with the drop-
ping of cinders that could not be quen_
.91.-.ed, on the rigginé,';_,'.;.nd deck of the

 

‘Constellation: that riglit by her side;
but sucli ’ a close “,connec_tion_‘_ between

A crirnehhd "suflferihg‘deseif’tiles least to

‘be: noticed, and ouglit to suggest to the
owners and managers of the unfortunate
vesselthat th'e’r’e" is a GOd,th§t.Tl1lQtl| in
the world,"who:‘_‘.rnaketh his rninisters a
flamiiig"fife;l’,-Nero, York‘ Eooizgelfst.

 

A “--First Rate ".Noticc."’-‘Th'e Su-
preme “Court at ‘its ‘~lti"s”t.‘.:'se_'ssi'oi'if Frank-

" divorce; among‘ '\vliich‘iv%is "that_‘of Sarah
‘A. Mott vs.‘ Darwin Mott, ‘fo‘r'rn‘e‘r editor-
‘of the St Albans 1 .Dc'i7zocrdt. Of ' this
'“’°”lllr' the 'R.’utland He¥£ii2if“‘kiiidly"fiir-
nishes the following short- and pithy bi-
ography : . . . .

 

“ We know that maii"—-D M ‘ .
Hé'°“"“’ "3 5L Albaus.‘ w'i h along face,
a silver headed cane,‘ and -**,1{L-V)’ pre.
fixed to his name,- He preaclied one
faith it few inonihsz, and Sll(l(lt.‘IllyClIal)'Qz-.
edit. ~I'1e'p'rea'clie‘d anzlvwent hunting
the same ‘day.’ ' He lectured on temper-
ance‘ (and tlte‘"pe'o‘ple ‘were‘ aStOIllSlled'at,
his stolen lectures an'd- f'éig"ticd lionesty,)
ati.l,'got'druhk‘.“‘ -He ilectured to young‘
ladies, -‘and played‘ tfi‘e”adiil'terer. Ile

boy, and charged the theft upon the ser-
vant-girl,——got the ofiiceof Deputy'In-
spector,—got drunk on=smuggfed litjuor,
--took one shirt, another ~~man’s wife,
and:-a bundle ofmaiiuscript sermons, and
V-ran"away fr’om“his*own-wife, his paper,

wd of creditors.” ’ ~ ~‘
3? Tastes are not ,ali,l_r_e,. In Siberia
‘the greatesuluxiuries arei rawruats, SBl'-:V,-
ed'lu‘p‘ invbea~r’s"oil; .wii_i.-ie. In Japan, a

a'_r,i,d’!a cro

 

‘feet, is the height of -‘.‘ fat tliiugs..”- \Ve
‘should prefer a" plate of’ neither, with a
dozen buckwheat cakes . betxveen fi’em.

what was his surprise iopfind that he had_ I

garstown, Herald records the-

Repzcblic, and the‘ lentife immunity of the.

lin Couiitygranted lsevélf pletitions '2 for

‘.l;_"e_p't!a bad" "s’cli_o.ol,-3-edited a"reckl’es‘s_p-a."
‘-p'ér,——stole money“ from his (borrowed)"

‘ fzitiilctl by Q. collision, last -i'tli"df ,l'uly.
—‘~. .. 'ii.x:""

3stewed crocodile, ~_ftanlre‘d- ‘with monkey's -

- <....._. . ...i ._...-.Dr .. . 

rtia carter

Noinivalk, Tuesday, April 

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Complete Route of p, ,: .

NEBRASKA AN? R_U1ll.ll_i -

The returns received up to the time of going
to press indicate beyond any ; c.on‘,tll1S9‘-‘.97 lhap.
the state of Connecticut stands redeemccffrom
the thraltlom of ruin-oc-racy, which has cnslavezl
her for the last three. years. She. putters her
voice to day for Freedom_and Sobriety, in lan.';
giiage that will strike terror to the hearts of
this servile administration and to her most ser-
vilc Senator, Isaac Toucey, __. in___ part-icnIar_,

Heaven grant that the hopes of -the poor i’ne-"
briates of our land, who pray for _rc__f‘_:;o_r‘tr_iat,itJ“r_i,_
but have not strength to overcome temptatioii,
with the bright expectations of‘ their worse than

orphan children and desolate, wretched‘ wives’ "

——kindled by this victory in Connecticut,‘ may
not he blasted with disappointment. as in the‘.
Empire State! - . " .

kg, The election news so crigrosses our col-
umns today that we are com_p'cllcd- to omit
sundry articles intended for"to-day's paper.
Our advertisers must also be patient._

Rnonr: Ismxuliolds her Stale El_oclion to-
ll10!‘I‘0\\‘, (Wednesday) and is pi-i.-tf.y certain to
follow in the footsteps of Connecticut. "Heir
“ Democracy” repudiate the Nebraska bill. but
the People fire over t.heir.'heat]s_at l.lie.A<_1min,is-
tration which they upliold—and_ will not fire
merel_i/_.b1it.Iii't. ‘ ‘ ' C‘ "

Vote of Norwxilk. I

S’l‘A'f‘l:‘. TICKET. _; - - A ‘.
Whig Deiuoerntlc Temperance Free Soil
Governor .21!» 216‘ z I 201': ’ .1-4*
Lieiit. Governor ‘.216 not 199 14
‘Secretary . , 2] I 216 200 14,
'l'ri.-iisiirer ‘lit; 216 200 14
_(‘ornptrollcr .216 216 214 .. 14’-I
Sheriff‘ 413 211 6 00
Senator .432". 212 ' . v 00
Judge of Probntellfl-I 238 _ _ , , . \ 00
REPRESENTATIVES. , '
PVhi'g Democriitic
Thomas Guyer. 424 ' James Steveiis, 208

Stephen Raymond, 425' ;Wm.‘T-.-Craw, 208?‘

 

Vote on Judge of ,1-'.’rob,ate., 

W1-mi). _D.u'x-:.\'ron'.r.M , 
Wilton 74 ‘ 196 '
Norwalk 394 '- 238' »'
New Canaan 15 ._, _ 332,” _,
Total 433 766-m’aj;:2s3=

 

All ,Hail, New Canaan. _, .
Whig Democratic Temperance Free Soil
Governor 107 1:21 . _ ' 22
Sher-ill‘ Jones 119 Bar.10-1 Hoyt 112
Senator . "31 ‘I17 ' . .

Judge ofProhate 15 332 , _ , V
REPRESENTATIVES.» _

Jllaine Low Wiiig ‘ I Jlfainé ‘I.a_fo,Loc o

Benjainin‘N. Heath, 194 V Fox, 88?
v ‘ Scattering, 61 ' 

 

WELL DONE WESTPORT. ,

‘Little hopeswere cntcrfaiued of Wcstport,_
as rum arirl political and temperance division;
and dissentioiis mire expected to givo‘tli‘e‘elec-
tion over to the democracy, but they have ac-

quitted tl_1emsclvesnobly.. Taylor, ./Wat’/zt-‘Law. ~

II/7ii'g, is elected ov,3:r the other 3_Cufl(lltJatES by
10 pluralit_v!

Whig Democratic Temperance Free Soil.
Governor 103, . 170 __ - 112;; I . .
Sheriff 181 ‘ 163 ' '44 5
Seiiatoi‘ ‘21l._ 180* __ - , , , _
*We think this must l)é'iliCO1‘§‘C-(1t—n!lOl‘é likely 150.
Walton. . -. * .-. r
Whig Democratic Temperance Free Soil .
Governor ' 102 94‘ 80 5 1
Stir-rill‘ 182 ‘Ill
Senator 182 ' 94
Judge ol‘l‘robate 74 196

Wm H. Taylor, .M'uz‘ne ‘Lani - elected
Rayre sentativc by 83 majority. ‘

 

ALL HAIL OLD RIDGEFIELD 
The Whigs and Maine Law men of Ridge"
field have worked nobly and their-_.efl'oi-ts,ha,v_e
been crowned with success. Old Rjilgefield,

comes out with one ofber old fasliioncd rn_aj,or-_.

ities: , '-,_ _
Whit; ' -'Dem‘oc\'-:iti'c‘ Temperance
Governor . Nit’: . 7, _ _ , 23_ .
Sheriff Jones 212 Barnum‘--'1-70‘? Hoyt ‘O 6 ‘ '“‘ ‘
Senator .\'orthrop 218 i\lerchant_l7‘.’. . _ .
JudgeofProbate 208 Camp 177“ “ ‘ “ "
REPRESENTATIVES. ' "’ ‘
I'Vliig ,_,_Lo.co ._ .- _.._ .
L. S. Olmstead, 212 Edtvard Williams, 166
Timothy Jones,-N 209' James Flynn,-‘= ~ '17‘-1
Danbury; 1:; ..~.-2 .l
Whig Democratic T(‘Illp(‘l'.'HlC,0___ -.
Governor‘ ' -175 4.3 it -;i§'r--*~ l
Shcrifl‘ Jones. . 488 Barn_um-155

democratic Judge of “Probate 'o"v"ci‘ B’oo'tli’i""

 

ti-’l1ig,by a small majority".-' 2-‘ 2* *~ 
I{e'ddins..- ~.- '. «—.-it -72::
Elects Walker Bates, wl1_i_g, and J. ,R__. Sanford,

loco, Representatives, one vrhiggain, Vptg on
State Tickets, Senator and ‘She'rlfl‘_ not 

Ncwtowh.’ ',“‘ ‘ 

Governor _ 111 -. , , _
Sheriff‘ Jones“ .227 Ba_rnuin25-l- =‘ ' V 
Two democrats ,elected to , t-he ;_Leg-i_ii_latui;_c

N cw Fairfield. . ,, ,, . ,,.,_.

Alsoclects oncdetnocrat. John Q.,l\'orthr_fop
lacks some 75 or 100 voters or an election" in
the uni district. ‘ * I '

 

Brookficld. "
Whig ,Loco«: :,’1‘eniperar_ice ‘~ ~-
Governor 66 138 40
Sheriff 

. . . 68
One dcniocrat elected Rep.

GLORY TO. B RIDGE PORT L-

‘ Last year Bridgeport went for Rum and De.
mocracy by about 200_ majority, she now elects,

 

a Maine Law Whig by 121111-q_li_l_t/,;_ Se: .; 
;: .. VV.

cures the election of Nicli_ols,_ Senator, an_t,1,J ones
Sheriff! All bail to the “ Queen City l”:

A ma‘ Wehave failed to,receive.deflnitc-rctums-
from Stamford. but will put theta down, ,K-
Gl'0C‘n“'lCll elects 2 Whig Rcprcsentativc_s._—-'

‘ l)arien"‘c'-lccts Gilbert G. _Wfit:Ql‘Dlll:y Whig‘ 

rcseiitative, by '31 plurality. Hon Win. '1‘. lili-

nor is elected by a. very large majority. . Fair‘ 3' ‘

field County, thus far has a. gain-offine. R.apre--
sent;-fives gm] Qne_ Senator. . Glory enough for
oneday. M, . _
._————---——-—-—'——"—"‘“‘

xgg, The rumored duel between Messrs. Cut-'
ting and Brcckernbridge has not yet .transpi'

ML They, like sensible men, did not overlook
/ .

till.‘ ,— v ~-‘.,- -:2;
i .“ dangers which do environ
Those who trifle il\'li'lf"(:bId'll'0Il."""
._"'," ,. E" '_‘.','-L 3.. ;_:'.>.l'~,'
Egg. The Stamford Bank has declared ti scm'i,
_aunnal dividend of five per cent.

'~ ..
‘.“~.“\--3

.____________.__._..
The S,]l0Tfl3SlI’fl.,?8(1g£_j.€,‘U€f2' ,71,l__tl,il(.',,I_I_t/,ll_,,§fa1;1-_,
ing ' Ve.s'-.éel.—The 'lipp'e‘r’ ship Red Jacket, an
Aincrican v_ess,-31, made the pasvsagc-;1'r_om -New
York to Liverpool, in f]_lf7‘f€P7} days, 071-0 ‘"071",
(mil twmzlyfiue minutes.’ The fastest sailingif
for twenty-f our lioursn was _f,'o,11rt¢,>cn,giiiIo;S.p:6!‘i
,l.lO1lI‘. . ' _ _._,

fit?‘ William Rain-zoxii has obtained ti. verdict’
of fourteen fliot1.s(nul,do/,lm~5 ,¢,1_;,n1_1,s;g-es a.git_i;ts_t_
the Erie Ilailro_tid Comptniy, fq g1,arnag§§s_,.sus-.

, ..,._.. ,-«.1
1. .is'. . -

C().\fPl.l.\fEN1‘.-till’.—W0 are pleiifiétl to s('e'fdi'fft.

' the 1?cr,,i;, ‘l;est_ei' Commuters -havcliitd u‘mt~t-t-"

ing, and .lL'll(l(‘l-‘ell, 8: f~‘0,§l’_i§-0 gt‘ Silver <PliL_te.to.
Mr. Gi-oat--—'.iiiot__hct‘ of out‘ .I>.<J1)t1,li1r_,,_cpiii_lii§,1t_,-gps,
who leaves the New Haven R§'),:_l(l,ll_l a few Q,-.1)-sl
for" the far west. Sorry that the t'oail_ is losliig

so many of its best men.

 
 
 

Frederick S. Wildrnan and II. 
Law Democrat.»-, elected Repres.enta‘tives.'Also‘ ‘,

,_._the People.‘ ,
. .,_Soi,lers_liavl§ié:flic,igiient_ly and he’artily'con_

 injdry,LBridgéportl,St¢i‘ntlof‘§l.i l’ '

-.$&,=.

 Y TELEGRAPH.

E lD_}=:N has chosen a Whig Repre-

 
 
 
 

 
 

V_?__Yliig;''‘ ‘, ii ‘alive, and we Dis_t,i'-i":-t
 l ' t it!‘ a ‘Maine Law Serlator
stsy.-‘polar Ii‘-Jo’: red and t/zirtg/-sizr majori-
4y-1 -F-ive » Maine- -La w- --«Represent-at:ves-
to twp anti elected so far in this district.
' éll/Ii.nt>r-irtloiii/fat has‘ chosen two Maine
Law Vfiiig Representatives by one lum-
dred and thirty majority.
2 .iNi':'w Lonnon‘ lialsfclfosen 1wo'Repre'-
sentatives by th ee /iimdrezl and forty-
'n2'ne majority.
‘l ,é'_1‘-w,o’§\'Vjiig Represeliitativés have been
elected in _Hartford; One_lf]_N.L§'l!lCll€Sl,El'__,_,
I5'iiE.-"iii"'Meif&’éii”aii'a >..‘.;;' i;._ is... 
'ford——aIZ IV/rig gain.¢ upon ins! year .’
\Vhig Senators are elected in the First
and Tenth Districfs;bot}L‘g'a2'n..s'.
’ H.imroiu3',”Apiii 3_io P. M.
Election of folllriteen Represeiitatiites
in this county, vi2:_ ten _VVliigs, throt-
Deniocrats. and one-_Eree. Soil, being :i
VVhig gain of wine ov_ei',last year. From
other parts of the StaLe.\vc, have the re-
tort of eight. Representat'ives—-a‘ gain of
f!"’l'(?. . 1.: , t_. u v .
New U'AVEN.—-Tile‘ ré'tu'rns_ thus far
Zindicate, beyond qiiestiofi,'tlie“entire rout
of the Administration in botli-branclies of
the Legislature. ‘ T 2'
Of the eight Slieriffs

4 .

‘four \Vliigs are

"'-"clioseii, and probably three more.

-" . So far as heard from only one .Denio-
Fcriitic Senator is elected,.viz: _in,._\llIih
District. 2 I . . . — - .
Of‘ the five Senators in Windham and
New London Counties, the \Vlii'gs"'elect
four,both Sheriffs,‘ 'and‘t‘\v‘eiity-tliree Rep-
resentatives to 'eleven:"Democrats, with
fourteen to hear fromip‘ '_
2:1 %The VVhig'r_na,joi'ity New ‘Haven
averages about",7,_()()._;', last. y_e_ar_ was 264.
. HARTFORD, « 12 -P. iM.
The returns show that there has been

« Iiio choice of Governor by the-pe,ople——
~ and there can be no doubt from: the com-

uplexion of the-Legislatur'e,*that there has
been a coniple-te1Whig and A:iti'-Nebras-
ka victory. ‘In town the voteistoodz
-.~Diu.ton, Whig, ;_, l.ngliam,_Diemo.,
1,505; Chapinau, ‘Temperance, 381 ;
"Hooker, Free Soil, 100.
 In this county the l-0(Il‘i.l_Il:£',:lS‘.lll all but
-‘five towns, wlii,c_h_will, n,oit,i,ncrease the
;‘DéllIOCIa[lC plurality arc: Dutton, 3,701 9
‘-‘Ingham, 5,252 ; Chapman, l,398=;"Hook-
er, 368; Gov. Seymou'r’s ‘Democratic
,majority in the-county last year -‘was
855; while the ca‘nd'idates-iii‘opposition
to Inghain fiave”s2i‘iiiajority of 3,003
In . artford Couiity, as farjias lieard
“Om. 21 Whigs, 10 -Dernocr,at_s, and 1
Free Soil Representative have been
elected, and 6 to hear, from. _The. three
Senators from ,llll_S County are "Whig,
being gains from-last year. Mr: ‘Dixon’s
.D,l,iiraliLY in tlic-‘First District is 190.
‘The Democratic Sheriffis elected in this
County. ‘ i l
, New London County foots up, as far
as heard from, 12 \Yhig and 5 Demo-
cr_atic Repi'eseiitat_ives, tviih I0 to hear
from, and the 3 Sell‘{_i:l._t)rS are \Vliigs,, be-
ing 2 gain. The S,hei‘ifl‘ is Whig.
 The vote of Norwich was'Dutton‘, 485;
Jiigham, 575; Chapman, 285; Hooker,
.89, V _. , . . ,
 ..Windhain C

L»

ounty foots up 11 VVhig

_‘ ,afl(l ti-Dem-‘.; n"~“g.-‘riii“ois‘ to the \Vhigs

 lifo the Dem'oc,rats',--with 5 to liear}

frpm. A \Vhj§'Seriatpr,frojn,tlie;: ,V_"th

 a Dellldtflrffi‘Il\l‘l5_ll1':.l.lle ll.‘ Dis-

trict. VV,fii_g SficrlfI is,elcc_t_ed.

_,_ V v Mo_iiday_. April 3, 18:34.,
fl‘1ié”v“o't'<:‘ QT Neiif-Haven \.\'t1s,_‘_Dutt0n_ i(W-liig-)'_

l‘<Dée> *'i§:"‘4..1j; tinni-ti

iZ.=;:.;~?_» '.: .

'1-,,3-1,9 7;’ "7 ‘Ihgliiiiiif
,"('ré‘inp.:) 1'91’-f.

",..._~.~,,.Dut_.,tgn. _L Inghain. ‘~(.‘-lmpiuirn. .1
‘ 1550 378 172

\\:am‘i~iau‘r_v ,

Mcridt-pr :.,_,-__-, ,--,»2s3..-.;. -'';:859 ~ ~‘.-:'-__ss‘-. . -
llprlt)’ 1-29 _ _ 1-.ti , 286
-'7.Milfo1-il-,,-—_ ._.,»_.. ;; ~.i.1-‘mi; -2' 1 125 '+ - :.=-: ' 157--1 '-
Bi-itigeiiint 5:3 5:0,, . .211 _.
'N6fwiohi'=:::: 5‘. " " 575-: " - -‘I85 

othixig ljrgm eld c_o_unty. e.xcepf..Wa-
tertoivii, w_h_iclr,clect§ g reprgsenlative. -
._. ,.--3 , 6 Til¢e.s;lqy,_l_W_o7"nin_g.; . 
 -P. S,-__—_l _0,',cl0,c,/c.-—_-,_I,4ater, dispatc_h

,1-gnteilidif,é_ver.y..poiu'f, a.Legislature.

 __,i\,i_I,,iiii_E.-,’.,I,.,".i'\.;_,',i7i,/i,i_ig,'_-in both branches by
' jdecided majorities ;.hasK be‘en< chosen,-'

which _in,su_res,'ai corresponding. choice of. 
' ' " O - ._ ._ IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post-

i.,State,officers, there being. no electionby
To 'this‘“”res_ult,'the Free

.tri,but'c'éd.’, Sena,tor,‘for_six; years

braska1bill:andvothet.scheme' for ‘extend.

lug thefareailéif Slavery, ’w5itli' 
sage» l 1?,roliili,i’tioii‘,, act, are
*:‘.'."°"8} ‘.*.it=.L’-.‘f"511i“.t’s‘¢§é.{t-.li.i.s .‘.’~.lu_l.<JFYj 

I-.oN.m-:crr1cUr»rs Rlrnununnl r, ~-

A
a

« ' 
. Beman, formerly employed
* in: .1he=lpos't-0ffif_:e" at Atigiista, G‘rf’.l, ‘has
been arrested" oh a‘ clufroie‘ of tnail_r'ob'bje-V
ry,_.,, Theref,was‘ab,cjii't"§:8ll0 fp_i1n‘d“in' liis,
'j Zssessipn,” be's’i’d'é's,"[$l‘300' ‘éxpcnded by
“liiiii, \v‘l‘ii'cl1‘li"e could ' '
:-He- \vfls_" ‘held-‘idifiiiilll ‘

 

 "fi‘c_count fo_r.—,—'
V-25000; ' ’

 
 

JIICDJ to'e‘i'rie:i'cii-ic" if little" stipg,-i"i'isiou.
 ,_ 4 . V. 

. ’BaMzum’s Last SpecuZazz'on.——It: Ts‘
.\vlt-isperedl‘ iu.know.iiig. xcircl.es?(iiot fowl
ones) that‘) ~Ba’rnurr'_i‘ made‘ ‘a-’s;£7ze ‘qt/av 7io‘_n

l

- wail liwlisiilil lizivs£.%-.11. ll??? fie.-.gs..i‘-m

ring: the ,,e_xlii_bi_tion-;v the -_.n1ea;ns t.o.z;have:
ant.-a,ssortment;.omhis owii"»aceo‘uii€flgilex-i‘
,,,, L, run v,'_.-‘_‘>l lllifi ,‘7.'\:'S‘l(":;‘l..
83Ve|1,l‘?.9}}€-E.'f-5?,§F:,.5e-9°”’?9EF"l:.....§‘ill}!£~
Ltimesaiiiong the hens and geese iiext
fall; won’t,there,,b5=, a.__sc,ratcliitig around
iii‘his _barnyard \vheti the. yoni_ig_l3’a_ii-
_—tanis, _Sl_j,a_ngliais, _ ,:l.’,ol.ap,ders, , Spanisli,
rfllld gn§iis=,,.r-lii«:.lss. s—<%.l...i.0.'-'.e..t1*.93‘-- .. -

‘ ‘Vs ll"f‘;!1i]~l.“‘:ll’l8.l.'ETlll‘(‘: lit" l.l"o_l_if).

‘Ila wre iicé,‘ (lridlft 'f‘ll:.':fllC Sloiftli . xvi‘! ll ' ,
H"a_"r'ral.")'li\"::l‘é“se,ri‘t3fi;ly,'ilmiiiot mortally

‘injLii'ed‘-hi. t"§t' T
site-rii,.iili‘ij'i’o"' iiii i<E".‘.*ii‘.ii the ' llllld, tool:
‘-fir'e-—tlie' ia‘iii‘p’béii“igiii*-,_iiiieii at ‘til.-.'_”.nine_'.
‘Sid it issaitf. ):’..l".,_\’_t_'l5"L‘1!'_‘ itliree‘ cliiltlreii
"‘W\’fl.C i.;.‘e'rc" in the‘:-rtiriliiiliélt tlic'tiiiie', re-
‘ce‘ive'd s'(Jlnie',"'b.lt l‘t.’:"'l.S3l’ll(-‘[2151.-,ll"§lO,‘.‘." segiojis

. 9.5 "=
;_.,._e ‘5'.l . ».- . <--

. . .just r_e,ceix;,ev,l,,f§,ont,,l_>9&ll .N.e.W. H_aveu;8I1.d.-

;Hartfo_rd~ reruov.-e, alt: doubt. Tas. to -tffe‘.re'-'

Whig ' Democratic» rempersfzice . isult. T-I-Tih’9 ‘~I’3‘"-$""“ll“°l‘: l“‘5"h9l'd :‘llT‘¢'
' ’->54 122 , ' ' 

.-'.'*-.v.:‘}."_>‘\ -I-‘~"-it ‘I. -I
- -. is last three or,four ears is . .
S*t'aLe foi..th ' -.. -xv" " '- y t " = - wiis advised -:0 try your Pills and Ointment, and to fol-

-‘ - Brown Wm S

.ens_uing,.determinedly. hostile, to the‘Ne-1

3 ‘I-liibliert Ila \‘ Ill

. fipletise say Advertised.

- .l-‘arrall Thomas
__ F»-.i:stnn Cl :1: T

L .iKQ6'nflIl Catharine ‘
in’-the ‘show his place, , '

ffall.i' We ‘treat _'a'bclu't fa_‘u“'r‘-"il‘iii’i‘.ii‘*.'-_.‘i'i’ 5.,,}i‘Li_3‘

grill, lfy ii.i-J ‘iiu‘_i-smig of ti _
=éani'pii.?ile‘i5i ‘1_sjiii'if"gas"ltiinpf_ She was '

Too Baal.

git an early hour ycstcrtlay inoriiing a very
uricertain looking fi,i_ru):(- was seen suspended
from the Town House cilpiilo, which was gone-
rally supposed to have been the efl‘igy of Sena-
tolf T oucey, but upon nearer View it was seen
tolhavc been labeled Philo F. Btlfnllln. This
grsipliic expression of feeling was sincerely rc-
grettcd by the Whigs of the town, as they felt
sure of administering a severer rebuke through
the ballot box to trailo is i f every d:»:cripticn.
But it now turns out that the effigy part of the
bnsincss was C0llCOC‘l.t'(l by some of the disap-
pointed detnocracy themselves, who, in addi-
tion to this utikiiiil lI'€‘.1lmf'llt. also worked hard
and voted for Mi-, Jczii-s, v.'l:iich resulted in
giving Mr. Jones ‘.332 m.ijoiit_v. Too bad "

Ma. Eoiroa :——Wlmt has become of the “Kin-_
rnoni'c:Society are th~-3' dc.-funct or are they
still iii. the carpet if they are in cxistenct-,
-~whi_ch I am inclined to believe, upon passing’
the Ci:nf'ere'i'-.ce Room of the Conpr-*gation=l

tluiily liI‘0ll._!_lll. to -.1 staiul by the singing of .1
diu-it and cl.orus, which to my car was s.vre‘lv
sung. Cannot tho-y be prevailed upon to girl-
nnother C‘f)llf.‘i‘l'l b.-~fore tvarin tveather sets in ‘L’
We ll{l\'t? local talc-iit enougli in this place. is
was fully denionstratetl at their late Concert.
At that t.Eini~. iiiunyof our most respectable ClL'
i7i-its with llivir finnilies. eiijoyeil 9. very agrei-_
able evening. not soon to be f'oi'gof.f.en. Com‘.
Lmlie.-i and Geiitleincn of the “ Ilarniouic. Soef.
cty" tune your pipes and favor us with anoth-
er concert. ' A SUBS()l{IBBR.
J2r13"“A Siibscriht-r" biil. ri-iterates a \V'l.“l.l
which we li-are fi-cqiieiit.ly heard expressed, and
we hi-r.-ally hope the associatioii will favor 115:
with another Concert. We will pledge them
miotlier crowded lioiise of in-dent admirers, if
they will again indulge the popular desire,

 The Governor of New York has vetoed
the Maine Law, and an attempt to pass it by a
two thirds vote failed in the Senatc—-so New
York must groan under the bondage of‘ Rum
another year.

fir A serious accident occurred on the Hud-
son River Rail Road on Sunday night last, by
reason of a rock falling upon the track, Engi-
neer and 2 brakemeu killed, no passengers in-
jurcd. -

231%‘ There is a talk that Santa Anna will di-
vorce his present wife. if he can negotiate a
nia.r1‘iagc with one of the daughters of the
Queen Dowager of‘ Spain. His present wife
was born in Westerlo, Albany Co., N. Y., and
her maiden name was Lanaugli.

,/723‘ Major Ilobbie, Assistant Postmaster-
Geiicral, died at his residence in Washington.
on Tliursday,-2;3d inst.

J.-=fv3"",()_i_1e of otir editorial neighbors says
the only reason why his dwellings was not
blown away on Saturday was it. heavy mort-
gage on it l——-E.rpress.

;-33‘ urelifiiiici lcaiTri_tFtli_e death of
Mrs. i\Iarcia Holley, of Salisbiiry, the wife of
the Whig candidate for Lt Governor.

kg, Miss Susan Nipper says the Russians
have nnaivful responsibility resting on them
f‘or killing the Turks, for every Turk that is
killed leaves adozen widows.

are-..~ An injunction was served upon the of
ficers of the Crystal Palace, at the instance oj~
a creditor, in order to coiupcl the associatioii to
wind up its business for the benefit of its credi-
tors. ' -

N:g_.’l‘lic 17. S. Agricultiirtil Society held its
zinnivei_'sary meeting at Wiisliingfon, on 'l‘hurs-
day. Twenty-one States wt-re represented by
about one hundred members. They visited
the Secretary of the Treasury by invif.ution_. on
Thiirsday evening.

 The that there is
but one paper in Illinois whicli defends Doug-
las's_ .\'ebraska Bill.

‘X551, The Ciucinnatfi Eiiquirer tell an ai1(‘('-
tlote of'a pious old geiil-leinaii. who told his
Wfl_Vj\',m‘_t,l,S_,()ll$., not to go tinder any circuin_
staiicésffisliiiig on Stiutlay. but if they did ; ‘by
all mcutis bring home the fish."

‘ 11?.‘ A Fmucliinau in Ilos-ton has invented 5‘
i-cmedyforllie 2l:’l‘ak? which will alleui-8 al
1):tiii,l-f_,!7_i_,3,i1.-:~i_'t.'z. " This beats the Yankees.

 

g::’v.‘i"_,“IIcr'rs your money. tlolt. Now, tell
me \v‘u_v -your scoundrelly iiiu.-ter wrote me 18

‘ letters about that conteniptilile sum ?“ said an

‘exasperated debtor. ‘
.v -‘ I’m sure, I can’t tell, sir, but if‘ you'll ex-
ciist: me sir. I tliinkit'rvas because seventeen
letter-s ,d,i_dn’t fetch it.” -

..S”I?ECIAL it,NoTIoEs.

.’ i Pr‘. l>‘ilI"-"tI’:I‘<*~I§ i l‘it:.hll)V’~ valiialilc prepa-
rafiuii fur ('i(7.‘lii.siti_;"'n'iitl prc.-‘crving the lecth may be had
'wlinlt-..-:ilc or i-Mail al.- the store of 0. S. (kirk, Alfred

_Jacksui_i, or of the Doctor liiniself.

Ilol1oiu(t._t/’s 0i'nfnt:-nl iutil I’i'lI.~' ti ('ri'Ini'n Rcmi:d_i/ for
Er_i/.;'i'pc*l¢is.-Copy of 9. letter from Sir. Yr-ates, Post-of-
li_ca, Aldivick-road, Bognor‘, Sussex, dated Ucfohcr 4, 1852
"“‘To P1‘0fQ.~2:i0l' llolloivay.—Sir,—'l'liis is to certify that,
‘having siiffercil from severe cry.-ipi-lit.-' in the leg for up-
-wards oftliree months, wliicli rresistetl all medical aid, I

lo_\v.thc rules fur diet. as prescribt=d in your book of di-
rcc,l.,io'_iis. The ll't'Itl1lll'l|l, was perfectly successful, and
.c9mpleti.-ly cured me. I have rccoiumended them to 0th -
er; similiirly :il‘.lit-fml, and wil.i t-qiial success.

 

. , office in New Canaan April 1st, 1854.
' Iliirtnn l-Ilizabetli llerriugtori .\lary Bliss
Kcnlioe Bernard
- Liimbert Edward
‘ ' llixckiii Chals
I’:-ck ill C
Puck Benjamin
Eezirs Liiciiiiler M
- Smith Phezihc Miss
St.lnhn Mrs M’
Sniitli W M
Smith l.oiiis:i C
Feclny .\li.-as
'l‘hatch0r John
Webb H W
Zeucr Mr Tlit-adore .
ailing for the above letters will
11. I.‘-. IIOYT P. M.

Brown Jauie.~i
Br}i\vn l~Ili'z:ilit-tli A
C(llll3~'l.'()(:l( ’l‘liom:is J
, (‘litrksoti Wm H
flonnelly Lise 
:l\‘.d_riy {lira in -REF -
Fiird Harvey

s. 7 

llloyt Wm B

llunl l~2li.-lia
37]’-Yitrvc,\' lsziac
._u,mfuril 'l'luiniits
'Ilf-ul_v ll:llll(‘l
' "N. B. Pet-sousc

 

- =~ . List of Letters. - A
* ;Rcmai'nin_g in the Post Office at South A or-
trnllr, flpril 1st, 1854.

.\.i..’i.‘i..- i. l’.‘ee, ciipt. win.
m.~,Q,‘n-i M Lee. .-\nilrew
,nll|'l‘ (‘xii-uline .\for.'-'ll"- Tl‘_°"'“‘
Clark ldverett Mills, IIai'riet
Crofut Sarah 1, 51:I:1ll‘Q‘L
C1‘ ' Tlllll tii ' ’ " ll“'- ' "3 ’
jililllllb 1{ Cl ) Reed. Eiunia L.

$"i‘c\’.-us. R03)’

Skiiider, F. Rl‘l!lleU'-
Sfi-attiyn. .-\n.~‘(\ll

Ste;-ens, \lrs. Grant
Suiyth. Thomas

l.a.n l(5.~;,»Wiii Y “"’9‘l- l~"=|"°

ling for the abm‘e. will please say

. l’r*i‘.-rnii.S cal, _ ,
'Ailr,i:i-tiseilv’: \v. C. S.\.\r.\ii.~i. P. .31.

Hill f.i'I.'1.ie _
Hoyt J inc -

 

 '1 Sotrth ‘S:(lll\\' 1S_l.._. S_\'lYCSl(*l'

"-"Scribner agctl l9 yours 6 rnoiitiis and 27 days.
.§iIn New -York. on the t'\’t‘lllllg‘ of the 25th

-,,i1\st._i', lIeiii'_v J. So._iif'oi'il, itged":30 years. His

,-i;c:iiii1,iris"-tt“e'i"e>. ~t~.i}t'cfi to R v0 for i:itei'iii':iit..

" ‘flirt: -.\‘r=w«’I*Iuvi‘ii. Mair-tafi" ‘_"i't.li. .\fari:i. Louisa,

-"‘cl:iii‘jli;t.ei- of flicpllilc l._\',ll'l:lll llaird, aged 14

 

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1,1, },._- solsl at Piililit: ;\llt‘l~l0ll. on Satin-.

tliiy the .s‘l.li day of April llt‘.\l.. at -l
~'o,'elo'ck iii the al'ti-i'iiii«iii. in froiil. of the "Conn,
Ii'of;t~,', this i'<>lliiii"iii;.r, iu'llCl'~'~‘=; one ini'iu'.si sad-
(llp, "title l:t<ll(.'.~‘..\‘:1tlillu. lliruie rlililtg l_}i'|il}£-.8, one
oifc llUl':4l.' b‘iznil:t-f. ijiiu _coll.2.r for lli‘Ll‘il(‘:S_, one
uni-my izninb atiil. l.i_i'i;sh. “cue lieil_.-l.n:i.l_ one hay
ciitte:-. .r.~. .l. W. H.UliIl'r‘.l,l,, .'Iii1_n‘r.
' Nor\'\'ullt,.,){iu'(-li Ill.’-"f..‘ 18.34. ltll

. ; mrasovar...
 .‘~lS l‘ilgi‘i‘iii has removed lior Neiv York
_l_ p _ iiiilliiiui-y roiiins to l»ll0>‘U i-t-ce.iit.ly' occu-
pied by Ill‘. Fitcli in S.l:itldy's Block, over flit?
.-:_t(n‘;c-;ol' l). S. ()1:i.i'k_. whore inay be found a
l'i-5-,sli,_su[5ply. of‘-elegant S1)ring st;-'le.<_0l Lil‘
d.ics"Ila'ts, f"lowc'xs: lliblioiis, .\:c., fo,\\'h:ch the-
afltenjictl of theliadies of Norwalk is re

spect-

.- -j._- . ... .,t. - ._......-.-- ,,

Hats, Caps 8;. ts-sorts. ;
HE tiiiilersittneil .\faiuif':icliiri-r:~‘ and Dealer;

in Hutu, Caps and Slraui Goorf.s'.1‘i'spect-
fully invite our country friend.-t to call and e:»;- ,
amine our stock. which they \\‘lll find varit-if l
and good. and aitas low prices as ea ll)-.‘ pLl1'Cll3..~'-
ed t‘.l.~feWlll':l‘r*. both Wli0li_‘I<:‘tle and retail. Par-
ticular attr.-ntioii is gin‘: n to the nimiu“acfi1i‘e t.f'
onr Hats. which f'or durability and finish cannot.
be siirpas.sc:l. Our assortment of Cloth C(!].'.'<l
einbraces cvcry variety ; Our stock of Strut.-
Guouzls consists of all kinds in use, the most
prominent of which are Panama, LegI;or7=,
Canton. Sennett and Palm Leaf Hafs, suita-
ble for Mens and Childreiis wear.

WEST 8: RAY.\lO.\’D.

154 Chatlmm St.. New York,

Wanted.
'i'r'..—n't:LLt::t_: periodical .-.-mi.’
Apply to A. .’~Il-‘.l.‘i.}?.-:;‘}:.

 

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l

" 1'-.-ire L. A. Smith’,:.

School for Young Ladies.
""‘.§fII.L re i;ip-an on the third of Mar.
‘ T-I‘f‘.’Di~ fut‘ Day scliol:.1r=- or L110 1.: r-

sessioii. Hours 0" ‘invitation. from 8 to f. In

Clillrilll. on 'I‘l.llll‘-‘flf.i_V' o-veiiiiig last I was Su.‘.- 1 (]9dm;1‘0;., for -,—,},._.m;ia, u:.‘r:-epi in cases of pi-. ..

ll"-l('l.i‘(l sit-l;iii==~-‘. or i'..-inovril troiii to'.'.'ii.

l'i-i-.nt-‘.i iiiii’. (,.iei'iii.iii will he miiglit by -i
Fl'(‘Ui'.'ll l-i-ly. 4.-ism»--s in -;-acli will be foriricd fut
youiig; liulie.-i ii-til altendiiig the school 1 h0Lll'( f‘
recitation from 8 to 9 .-I. ill. Chaiye for lati-
giiagi--r 91 per ql‘.. lllllfill: on ;2'llilfll', S10 ; vocal
music. ; painting in \\'£tlt‘I' colors or f.‘.[".i.)’ul‘,
St}: in l’;i:s-t.-.-ll»-. 5310; in oil. 313.

Circulars coiitaiiiing t. l.'lll.~l for boarding scliri‘.-
are inay be 0l.ll.'illllt:I.l at the huoksf.ot'cS or at t.li=-
Seiniiiary, Oak Hill. Norwalk. Ct. lnil-l

Seed Peas and Beans.
EVER.-\L\'ftl'lt"llt'F. Also the cclr-.bi'ateil
L "Slick:-i"’Gai'di~ii Seeds, just rcc’d flllil
for sale by Al.l'.E.\', .\fi:Ei;Ea, & Co.

CLOVER anti Timothy cheap
at A. M. 3:. Co.'s.

LONG I.sl:ind Riissia Turuips.
at A. M. S: Co.’s.

ODA, Butt: 1'. Water‘, Gra1i:iin_.llailroad, Bos
ton. Lemon and Fancy Crackers. just rec’d,
from the Bakery and for sale by A. M. .5: Co.
NEW assortment of Crockery. China and
Glass Ware, just rec’tl.
ASH tubs, wash boat‘-ls, pails, brooms,
baskets of all kinds, mackaroni, and
fruits of all kinds constantly on hand ; sweel.
corn for boiling, prepared by the Shakers:

fresh groceries, received daily of the best qual-
ity, at wholesale and retail, by A. i\f. 3:. Co.

Notice.

HIS is to forbid all persons harboring or

trusting my wife Polly Ann Burtis, is she
has left my bed and board without just cause
or provocation, as I will pay no debts of her
contracting, after this date. Woonsuv BIIRTIS.
New Canaan, March 30th, 1854, 3t14

Personal Estate
AT

AUCTION.

ILL be sold at Public Auction, on Tues-
day, Aprilllth, at 1 o’clock.P. 31., a gen-
cral assortment of FARMING Urn.\'s1i.s_. consis-
ting in part of PlOWS, ivagoiis, carts, chains,
&c., together with 3. quantity of Hay. The
subscriber will also rent the House now occu-
pied by him, together with the land adjoining,
comprising about ()0 acres of good land. The
dwelling and land will be rented together or
aeparately as may suit those desiring to lease
the property.
_§‘ Sale to take place upon the above na-
med premises. WOOLSEY BURTIS.
New Canaan, ill-arch 30th. ’5—1. 2t14

WANTED,
MMEDIATELY, a first rate girl to work on
coats, also a. girl as an apprentice to the
tailoring business. Apply to

HEN Y B. IIOYT.

Merchant Tailor. New Canaan, Ct.

sec-II,

Di.9.’r'ici‘ ofJ\"orwai’/. . ss. Probate Court,.MarcIi
27th. I854.

STATE of THADDEUS WATERISURY,

. ‘ late of Wilton. in saitl District, deceased.
The Court of I’i-obatc for the district of
N0!‘W:\.lk, hath limited and allowed six months
froin the date hereof. for the Creditors of said
Estate, to exhibit their claims for sctt-lemeiit.
Those who iieglcct to pr.-.-'cnt their accounts,
properly attested. within said tiine. “ill be de-
bn.t'i'¢-(I a, 1':-cnvm-_v_ All pf‘l‘.'<4lllS iiirlclitml to
said Estate are 1-eqticsted to make immediate

payment to EZRA S. WATERBURY. Execu-
3tl4 Ji-IIIIEL GIIL'.lf)i'A~.\’. ) tors.

Selleck’s Line of Packets
For New York.
Willi‘. .-loops Mary A. St-flack anti DOll1C.‘~'.l.lC,
lia'.‘t- coiiiiiicncetl their tvockly trips to anti
from New York. ’ The .-‘mop ilfary A. Selleck.
Capt. G. Gruiuniau. will leave Nortvalk ev.;-ry
'l‘ues-‘day; rcttiriiiiig will leave Pike Slip, New
York, every Siittiiwlay. The Domestic, Capt. l._
Denirnoii, will l‘.‘J.\'C NtIl'\\'3.ll\' every Sattirilay ;-
returniiig will leave l’ikc Slip. N. Y._. every
Thui'silay' All f‘i'vi_«.r‘.it ft ‘tvardeil to this line,
will meet with prompt a iention and dispatch.
Produce sold at the highest market price, and
returns made accordingly. Freight to be sent
on the Daubury and Norwalk RzIlll‘0:l(l. will he
landed at the freight depot. also freight rec'd
from the dope! free of‘ extra clnn'ge'
SELLECK Jr. DE.\i.\ION.
Norwalk, April 4th, 18:34.

1)2'..etri'ci‘ of ./‘Vorzvalk, ss. Probate Court, fllarch

27th. 1854.

STATE of Bela St. John, late of Wilton,
in said District, deceased.

The Executor represents the Estate insolvent,
and pray the appointment of Comniissiouers
thereon. _

ORDERED,-—Thaf; CO11lmlSSl0llt‘l'S to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors of said
estate be appointed at the Probate Office _ in
Norwalk, on the 22nd day of April 1854. at nine
o'clock, forenoon ; of which all persons in in-
terest will take notice. and appear, if they see
cause, and be heard thereon, and said Executor
will give public notice flit-reof by posting a
copy of this order on the public sign post near-
est to the place where the deceased last dwelt,
and within the same town. and by publishing
the same in 8. newspaper. printed in Fairfield
County, at least 12 days before said 22nd day
April. GEORGE A. DAVENPORT,

Judge.

District of Ridgefield, ss. Probate Court,

Jllarch 30th, 1854. ,

STATE of Josiah Smith_.late of Ritlgefield,
in said District. deceased.

The Court of‘ Probate for the district of
Ridgcfie1d,hath limited and allowed, six months
f'rom the date hereof‘, for the Creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims. for settlement.

Those who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time, will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make immediate
payment. to MATILDA SMITH,
3t.14 .4dim'nistratri:c.

A By-Law Iterative!‘ to Fire
Limits within the Borough of
Norwalk.

At a Meeting of the Warden and Burgcsscs
of the Borougli of Norwalk, duly held oh the
28th day of March 1854. -

The folloiviiig ordinance was established pur-
suant to an act of the General Assembly of the
State, passed at the May Sl‘ESl(n thereof‘, I833-
entitlcd " An Act to amend the charter of the
Borough of Noi-wallt.”

Be it ordained by the Warden and Ilirigz-sst-s
ofthc Borough of IV orwalk, that the folloivin,-—;
limits be, and they hereby are, pr-uscrim-.1 with-
in said Borough as fire limit.-: according to the
provIs'.oiis of’ a statute l-.uv of this st-.it-_-. 1.=:1.-'>'t'tl
at the May session of the Gt‘ll(.‘1'tll Asst-nil:-ly
1853, and entitled “ An Act to t'.IIl<"Iltl the ch-.ir-
ter of the Borough of N01-walk," to wit : _

Beginning in Maiii-st. 0[l]_,lO5IiI‘ flit: .-oufli sitlc
of Edwin I,-loy'.?.~: dwcllii.g lioiise illlll l'lllfllfll;.:'
thence East iii a line ',','ifl.: the suntli siclc .Ul,S_1l‘til
house to at point one llllll(ll't‘tl ~.iiiil fii".'y‘ii.-t.-t i<_~.i;:_r
froin the center ofi\l:iiii-sf., and thi.-iiou t:Ltlll_\,V1llll‘
and parallel with Main st. to the North szuil ,ot

citsftny to
ii\\'i1t~tl

the U0lli‘.L‘CtlClllL TllI'lIpLliL.‘, th.iicr ,
the North Vest corner til’ ilic l.iiil«.liiig: , ,
by Mrs. Es ier St John. iist-d 2!:~"ll.b1lkm;.\" T;‘,"“.°"
l\'ortberly and par:-.ilel with 3-«.1-_l‘e"ll"-",~ “g m“
t.e1'.~:L-t-ts 11 line iii‘-awn We.-l. l.\.' l‘'‘’‘“ P“ “ulllh
side of Hot‘-.tec Uibl-‘s ll‘.ll‘il.,il:L‘,llt‘L‘ 1,“
:1 line with the South silly vi __ ,.C”,l.l ),:,‘j‘l:,“
to {I point one l|UlItll‘(‘\l lpct lufl 1,9” ,‘l“._~ ‘_‘_' 
thence .5'oiitlie:i.-'1-"l'l)' to m.‘f.i\.m.l 
 lf-"‘.".“_‘\'i .‘.“.“*Tt;17'f:...?{....'-‘ .1. ‘.;..‘i;.
bnullivrlv to fin. .~..it.in I _,_ ,. _ ,
,\[L.,{,‘,u-i.lii' liitrii. fllL'll(.‘t‘ :1:-i'o.-as fin in-io! tron
Doint in life Iltiil litiatl \'.'l:;:i‘l,_fw<i l,fliEiLl!'(‘,ll _lt-H,
. , . -‘ i '0-,iiln,-i-‘v int: 0 fit: :‘v:ig‘.ii
surpass.-tte,amsi
corner of Capt. \\ illi.= .l. .\i_t:t_l x‘ r ,\ 90- 3;“!-l.
,,w,,C,, ,\-,,,.,j,,,,.,,,.. :E1_lllg, l.llt',\l t‘.\:l,‘ll,l{) l,i[i_ie jszfillllti
- _ ., , [ha 1 1:1‘! it'll!‘ Cll' ." L .4. >'(l
ll2IfT:iltli\f:l1i7\tl'.~:“1)ilact-. flit-ii_cc to Illit‘ i.\'t=i'tl1wc.~'t. cor-
,wl_ 0,. ,,h,,_,.j,.,.-, l.~‘:l.'.ltZ .-* il\\‘i-iiiiig‘ , _
:\’o1‘tlii.-it.-‘tt.=i‘ly to lllll‘l‘;\f!1'i]ll‘i\‘(‘.“'t it-ioriiir ol\_ Will-
-,,,u,, Glovm-'5 (l\\'t: iiig iott.~_<t._.. l('llL'(', . or; ~_-
,,,,StC,.1_,. U, mu poitif, or plat-tr of _l.;i-g-iuii:iig.
lly order of the \\ i'.l'llt.‘,Ll and burgesses.
Attcst CIIARLES B. MUTT, C11:-rlr.

 

 
 

 

. fully iii\'itéd;'befb,re purchasing elS0Wl,1°}'°~

Norwalk, March Zstlli 1854. 3t14

i._

. A Card.
H 'll,"f §,'ll,l-“CI_‘llii_-i's would i-i~.=pet~tf'iilly inform
h,‘,“_e--:, fit‘ ‘if .-or;.'.alk ziiiil vicinity, flint they
1,,‘ P,O:1ll,x‘(.ll”illt' booms receiitly oc:-iipietl by
my “in i,0,v1t?t‘lhi- store of Thomas Riley, wlicre
,0"-{'1 ,,,,f ,,1_’Lf{,‘_l'x',l,)_l,>,._V‘, to execute all orders in fash-
to Lllclll. M ' "'l"'°l’ W)‘ to trntrusted
23114 .mssEs .»\l.l.E‘-.' cc Wl\’\*ET’l‘
»--- . ‘ ‘ ~
31 b NOTICE
it-re y given to the llll Ft .

I South i.\'or\valk Union Schcltlilhdilijtlii tof mil
all other persons liable to pm» tnxps in Sc~d 3!-1
ti-ict, that agreeable to a vote of‘ the T , :3‘
tants of said district that a tn:-: for the pllgmosé
of prociiring a site and buillliilg‘ ,, new “$2001
house has been laid and p,_.,.,~,__C,,,-'1 _m,, ,c, “ _
the hands of their TI"t'aSul’l'l‘. Win ‘II Fe mciwyfl
“ml 311 l9"l"‘°l"' Pa.Vl”‘e’ their l¢’t'\' to said llI'eE¥t1=c1.l’

 

: rcr Wlllllil thirty days from tliis d-,~.i.. ,..m be

eiititled to two per cent (l{flt](~;:(;7, .,-,_,,, “Nch

I it will be handed or‘: r to fl ._.‘,1 ,_,,n,.;,,,O,,,

BU-RR NASII

WM. T cizxw, Distr'ct
l~‘.Bl’.iN' HILL, Com.
.\itil".\'I1ll{. 4 ill. 

Post llffice REIi?Oii€il.
'_1"'ilf-. Po:-rt office at Fniitli N:-rwall; is ream.
rr-it ii, the llrug st,-,,-,. of rp_ p G,.ifl,,1,_
W. L". .‘5A.\I.\fiS, P. M.

_ Notice,
Tl , J , .. ' , _ ‘.
t.rrarvrsarremR-
_ -~ gr-2 lpo mat. on ‘ -.- ti
 

"1" 3 0’cli t-k. . . -. 3'. '
I,3uS,_,m1,, F;ni,g,‘:i.,,,,pF,lgi_g; ,3.S.0ltIIl€Iit of
rcau:-', lV;islistaiids. I3l.lcl§tL-1,1,‘ n,°\I'-D part of B“-
lt’resses,£-'.o:'li.(}li:1ii'.< Wiiil ~36 lrrffrst Tilblesv
arncnts, Crockery imii (,'j.3,._.:“:\-, [P,mmS and (.":n‘
Clock which “ms 21 flaw...“ . a beautiful
the best and mo-t v.ilii:{blc }1)(;j.£m(-ital}. °.ne °f
County, a cow, st:-.-i-, mp, m,,,‘,;S ‘S _a"'fi°1fl
Carriage, Wagon. it c.. l.!Jgf‘l_1.}(--1- ..‘,.~,3, ‘ell Flock’
of Farm Tools such as How,» 15,11.-i h,,,,s,lm:lg1e 1°‘
hay cutter, Turnip pl2lIll.L'1‘,G8.l'(l.L'Il -.-liears pflggi
er pots, pr-0])?lgf).l<ll'l_{ gla.-sse.-, r;h1ck..,, ha’, ,1

Should the weather prove .-ml-,,-,¢ .1 C 
will be postponed to the next fair .1113: L ‘e Ed 6

Terms made lill0\\‘ll at the time of‘ -jg -

. . - s e -1;

be ]'JrOSllLVB. _ P. W. J ONES, Auctiougermh

ll estport, April 1st, 1854. '

 

Hardware, Cutlery,

UNS. Pistols Arrricultural

French .3: Aineric:i:n lVlndO\S'-(:l-]l1£:l.3S1e}I’1211‘flITtt:,
Oils, &c.. can be had of the subsci-iber. at thé
lowest. market prices. Having taken the old
stand of Dimon Finch, he intends keeping a,
good 9.:-zsortment of goods in the above line and
wishes to be remembered. ’

GR E--ii T nvn rrcE,i1E,\-TS
'ro PURCHASERS or

Fancy Dry Goods:

HE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
_ oft-\’orwalk and vicinity that he is now open-
mg at the Store, No, -I Skiddy~'s Block, the most
extensive and truly elegant variety of Embroid-
cries, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery. Ribbons Dress
Trlmmlflgsa Mlllllery Goods, Ladies Drclss Caps
and small Wares, that were ever before present-
ed to the trade in this vicinity.

_ Our immense stock of Laces and Embroider-
ies, cannot be_surpassed in variety and richness,
by any store in the state, and must be seen to
be appreciated. Our stock of Hosiery is per-
fect, and consists ofevery size of Infants, Misses.
Boys, Ladies, and Gents, both German and real
British.

_ In Ladies‘ Dress Caps, we can offer extraord-
inary inducements. We have 300 on hand.
which we are selling from 50 cents to $200. full
30 per cent. cheaper than when made to order.
()ur large variety of Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread
and Black Lace Gloves and Mitts_. is worthy of
especial attention. Our varieties of Dress
Trimmings are too extensive to particularize.
In Black Silks we can give bargains, and every
Lady who fails to give our stock an iniiuediate
inspection, neglects htr own intt rests.

A. T‘. BALDWIN ,

./‘"0. 4 S/tit/(1,y'.S‘ E10611‘, JV'(.ru'al/5, and
. .Main—st. Danliury, Conn.

To the Probate Court, for i‘.7ie (1:-
'u:aI.'.-. T/ie application. of I
.N‘ew Canaan in said Dislric'
showefli. :—

HAT She is latvfitl Cruardi.._ ._- _.__.__, .;.
Crist-ry and Hiram [.. Cristy. Minors belong-

ing to s-.tir.l District, and that said Minors are
the otvners of the following Real Estate, viz :-

a. certain tract of hind lying in said New Canaan,

' C1ROCl{I§I{Y,
I

, iii-.trl.«-l.

in Cjllilflllf)’ fifty three acre.-‘, more or less, boun-
ded iiortlierly by hind of David Stevens. and
land occupied by Sylvanus Set.-ly ; Easterly by
land of‘ S_vlvaniis Seely and highway’ : Souther-

liury. JLHIICS and Sliernian Smith.and Sylvanus
Seely. and Westerly by land of J esse Waterbury
and liightvay. ,
And she further says, That the Estate is at
pre.s.eiit llllp!‘0(1.llCl-l.\‘€: ; that the avails thereof
are minteil for the support. tnaiiilcnatice and
ctiiicatioii of said .\iinors_. arid that it will be for
the atlv-.nifage of said Minors to sell the same,
and invest the avails tlicreof according to law;
‘wherefore she says, that there is just and reas-
onable cause for selling thesaiue. She there-
fore prays the Court to order the said Real-es-
tatc to he sold, and to L'lIlpOV‘\'L’I‘ her or some
other meet person. to sell the same pursuant to
the Statute in such case made and provided.
POLLY CRISEY, Gziardian.

Dated April lst, 1854. -
District uf.i\“or11-alllj. Probulc Cuurt.ss. flpr-[I

lst. I85-I,

Oi:m:i:ED,—That the foregoing application be
heard and determined at the Pl'Ol)'(:f0 Office in
Norwalk. on the 10th day of June 1854, at 9
o’clock forcnoon; and that notice thereof be
publislieil in some piiplic newspaper near the
place where such Real-estate lies, three weeks
successively, at least six Weeks bcf'ore said time
asgigncd. GEORGE A. DAVENPORT,
3t 4 .

For Salt;
ROSEWOOD'Melodeon. I’r'ice 
tfl-f Enquire st tL:: -.“‘.‘:'.--..

ARDEN Rakes, Spatllllg forks. Hoes long

and short handled manure forks, shovels

Farmers and Gartlners would do
 V.-\. Cirimissririi.

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of all kinds.
well to call at

Distnct of IVes1port,ss. Probate Court, Jlarch
‘.51, 1854.
STATE of Stephenson & Leonard. assigning
and insolvent debtors, of said District.
The Triistee of said Estate prays the appoint‘
meat of Commissioners thereon.
ORnE1tL:D,—That Conimissioucrs to receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors of‘ said
Estate be appointed at the Probate Oflice in
W'estpo1‘l'., 011 the 10th day of April, 1854, at
two o’clock afternoon ; of which all persons in
interest will take notice, and appear, if they see
cause, and be heard thereon.
3t1-L c MYRON L. MASON, Judge.

District of./\‘“oru:ai'l: ss. Probate C‘oIn'f.- 4114")’

I-ftli,‘ 185-},

STATE of STEPHE_\' GOllII.~Ul- lat“ 01'
Wilton, in said Disfriet.. tit-ceased. ,

The Court of Probiifc for the District
Nortvalk hath lirnitcil and allowvd_ SIX mon‘
from the date rm-col‘, fur the err.-ilitors of 81
Estate to cxliibit. fli;-fr Cl:l.illl!Stl\‘,l.il:l:{zlEl-'l,?‘:l£:)3:iE

‘Q - ...- 1-,; 0 we.-‘t.-‘. ' _
 williln said tiiiie, will be
},m.,.L.,1 9, ,.(.c(,n-pg‘. .»\il persons‘ in_t.cl.-te_d_ .-
saitl Estate. are 1'<'*ll“-'~j'l“';,l°, ,“,"“‘° ‘"{".’e.‘l_l _
payment to -lllllv-V (§,‘—ll‘~‘l_-"-'1: 2 A-‘:l’*‘1“‘*li,

.-\l.\ A (.11.-\\, 5 fol. 3i

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T ()1-[1L'llh'S'l'l£R.S li‘.Ll't.l\\‘:1l‘C Store can

f foniul the l:ll'g‘t‘.~_‘i ‘8.FS(ll‘lLll1‘lllCOfpuintsa _
\":iriii.-‘lies and 1’:-.ititcrs' .‘vfzui_.*t'ials, ever ofle .
in this lllt‘fl'lil‘li t"-‘ll 7-l‘-=1 “"0 1“9‘- 5°Pt- 8“

i't_‘o1:iii-:.t.\:s‘ and Fltitcrias, anew lot, with
A -new Be-iks. that it lllL'l't: child can learn.
tiI.\'I3R I\.'ai~t~. Flatt d Spoons. Forks. Knives
)_ .kc.. for .-ale at JA C'KSOJ\"’S.
Class and China. Wares
. (J I-3 K LOCICWOOD
.-\.\'CY Bit.-kcl ls, Wagoiis and Willow Ware

,* fill l{lll(l.’~'. ai‘. 1.oc1_{tvt)on=s.‘

 

l Tflr-‘rforwalk iron Fotrndry.

HE siil~..-cribcr would inform the public that

- he still contiiiut-s his btisiiiuss at the Old
.=t—anil, \\'ll(‘l'L‘ he keeps on hand -.1 general assort-
ment of clistitig.-:,o_f' all dc.-“c-.1": ptioiis. ctiiisisting
of C‘m-if.-iiig mm’. Parlor .\‘fov.I'.~'_. Piiiug/is, Fan-
niiig-.iiIi'lts. Sfrazv-('i.I.ltz'rs, L.':n*n S}ie1lcrS.5!"-‘-
Stove.-: i-cpaircd, and all ltiinl:-' of Fire Brick
kept coii;-tmilly on hand. L‘IlAl.\’ I"U;\iI‘S_- 011
the nio.-l. iniprovcd plan. arid siiperior to any
now in use, are inainif'iictu2'e(l and sold. Wliol‘-"-
salt» uni‘. retail. Dealers supplied in any —t1-11£fB-
tify. at life shortest iicticr. ' ' I ‘ ‘I
_».’/19?‘ .-\'1l0rdcrs ar‘.tli'i=.s,;-:i‘i.l to the subs-_:l'lll<‘J‘
will lie puuctiially aflciidul to. ‘
L _~\I.{-.‘.‘I.\NDl~IR Al’

STENg
Not-wgilk. Aiig. Slilli. 1853. ll‘

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in

for sale by
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ly by lands of'Jessc Waterbury, Charles Wa.ter- -