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Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, July 11, 1854 · page 3

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.1111. pill‘ gallallt l<‘l1'e1ue11—.-\lw:1ys ready to
afford "15-ro‘Ié*rf1'o)z to all. "

The da‘,1/ we ct-Irln'u(1*—Wl1ilo we hail with
joy the return of this l.l.,:1tio11-.11 festival allho‘
presided ovor‘b'y :1 royal B21111-r, old motller
l:)11g1:I1nd places it at the J<‘aofc of the calcnd:1r.
.‘I1/11!-r1ir‘e..e the most; eloquent; of orators.

_ By 11. .7Ve-w-Yor/1-1.-r.

Our 1_’:1_tf|i:i1'c,l1s, J efferson, Adams, 411.11 Mou-
roc—~IIeavc;1’s greatest behest to the A1neri-
can M11‘:-, called. to eve1'lastin g glory b_v the
Diviic author of liberty o11 tl1c l)ecl:1ration
d-.1_v.of our I_ndepcndenco, as st-.111ds recorded
by the angel on tl1e Tablet of moi-11i1.y.

.Thé names of J efl"e1's.o1l,A‘dan1s, and Monroe,
are too intimately identified witli the History
of our Country, and_ particularly witli the -1111
of‘ July, to require :1 word of Eulogy. .\
slightrreferelicc to c:1'ch, however, n1:1y not be
1111i'ntoi‘csting.

The first the author of t11e l)ccl:11':1tio11 of
Independence, will live in the recollection of
his countrymen as long as these States shall
f'orn1 the home of the frccn1:111. Tllonms Jef-
ferson died as he had lived, :1 Patriot Status-
man rejoicing in tlie freedom :111d the p1'ospe1'i-
ty of his native \La11d’.

The second, the associate :1nd friend of Jef-
ferson folietold his co1111tr_v1111e11 that the day
we celebrate would i11 all time 1.-e sacred to
liberty, the loud mouthed c:11111on wo11ld roar,
the merry hell would be rung, and the blaze
ot'bonfires‘would usher ' i11 to future genera-
tions, the day of‘ Inuepc11dcuce, Ilc fulfilled
the measure of his Country's glory. Full of
years, and full of’ honors, within :1 f'cw hours of
each other, the patriots J efl‘crson and Adnlns
on the 4th day of July, I826, exchanged the
glories of earth for the joys of Heaven, to en-
ter into a rest which is reserved for the trnl_v
good and truly great.

The third is idcntificd- with the soldier as
well as the Statcsmali. A youll1 111 the Revo-
lution,hls sword sprung from the scabbard,
and wielded by his hand as the companion of
Lafayette stBro.ndywine, he did good service,
moistening the field of lxcroism with his blood.
Afterwards as P1-esid’e'n‘t.”of the United States.
his nggge is connected with the stirring times
that rléfognize the immortal ' Jackson with the
Seminole. Warg the doctrine of no11-iuterve11-
t_ion, and other great measures which have dis-
tinguished our civil policy. Like Jeff‘:-1-:-on
and Adams, Monroe‘ ‘(lied on the -1111 day Of
July, ‘ .‘ g g g .

‘A noble T1-1'o—M:1y we not hope that 11l(‘.1l'
awakened souls, renewed with the ret11rn of
this day, may interecde at the Throne of God,
flint nations yet unborn inay be ta11gl1t 1110 no-
ble lesson, that ma1_1’s destiny was not fore-
shadowed until the 4th of J11ly 1771:, and the
flat went forth on that day inscribed upo11 the
roll of. _eteruity by the recording angel that a
few ‘patriots in the New World, should point
out to the many down trodden iii the Old
World, thatman iscapable of self‘-govcrnincnt

 

ACCIDI-I.Y'l‘.--—T1l0 only accident of a really
serious nature, which ‘hap pened during our
fourth of July celebration, bcfcl the l<‘ore1n:111
of Engiueflo. No. 1, Mr. Henry Kellogg, who
in his efforts to save two ladies from being run
over, at the foot of Mill Hill, was l1i111self‘
knocked down and’ r11n over by one of the
heavy omnibusses, which were ret111-uing with
their loads from witnessing the fireworks We
have heard various versions of the stor_v_. some
crlminating, and others exllo1le1'ati11gt11c dri-
vcr of the vehicle from blame. ".ut 3111111-
body is culpable for the sad accident. and
whoever the guilty one may be, we hope lu-
will be punished for his rccklcs disregard of
life and limbs. The f'orc wheels of the omni-
bus crossed his body diagonally and the hind
ones passing across his legs. Although very
severely injured, we are glad to lc:1rn that he
is deemed out of present danger.

(1‘qw.u:nl.I _A.~:s'.u.f1_.'r._-—We learn that :1 son
of Cook St. John, was assailed by two Irish-
men on Sunday night last, who :1ftcr_ knack-
ing him down and otherwise maltreating the
lad, robbed him of his watch, which after
brraking and stealing the key, returned it
and decamped.

 

_ Musical.

H. M. I’rowitt intends forming a class of J11_
venile Singers on Wednesday afternoon, 1'_’t‘11
inst., at the Union School House, at -it 1-2
o’clock. ‘ “His te’r1n_s'arc 25 cents each, for a
course of 161:-ssons. The object of this class
is to teach children to read and sing music cor.
rcctly, and the terms are putjust as low as
will pity the actual expenses, so that no parcllt
or guardian who prizes the beautiful science of
music, can refuse a knowledge of its r11les to
thcirzohildren on ‘account of the cost, a11d we

‘ hope so, rare an opportunity will be d11ly ap-

preciated and improved. The class is not in-
tended to be limited to the Union School, but
children from all parts of the town are solicited
to join me .]ag,;_ We lxopeto hear some more
rich, gushing juvenile melody, as the 1'1-suit of
this commendable efl'ort 011 the part of _‘.Ir~
Prowitt. Send along the children.

_ Banks.

our Iidvcrtisifig columns it will be_secn
that the books are soon to be opened for sub-
scriptions to the addittonal stock of the Fair-
field Co1inty"Bank.

'I‘,ho Saugatuck Bank, ‘announces :1 semi-:111-
‘nual divide'nd‘of four fit?‘ cent, which shows
better luck and n1__anagemcnt than the fall of
the ’ Név§rdHdvcn"‘ -Rail Road Company, de-

 

'velopcs.

 

 , Congress.

0,“. newlyappoillted Senator, Mr. Gillette,
pmgented in the Senate on Thursday last, the
resolutions of the-Legislature of Connecticut",
on the gubjcct o_f.slav_ery, and CCllSl11~iIlg Mr.
'I‘oucey“fo‘r“'-his"vot’c on the Nebraska bill a11d
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. '

who:-‘eupon Mr. To11cey in the course of his
1-;;m'a1-ks defending his course, reviewed t11e
legislation of the coalition majority of the Con-
necticut Legislature on the subject of slavery,
ma gneeringly remerked that he accepted t11e
vote of censure as the higllcst compliment
which: could be paid _hin'1 by that nlajority.

M‘:-".“Gillett-c defended the Le;_:isl:1t11rc, but

‘ibimcd any desire person-all y to add to the
*nt emlfhrl-assmcnt of his col1ea.g11c. '.l‘11c
Km‘-of ti-he‘viol:1tion of the Missouri Com-
nfflc was the leading issue ill the late State
:tion, and the people had decided by :111
ow,“-h‘e]ming majority against the repeal.
The Legislature then elected instr11cted the
senfifors to resist the violation of the Co111pro-
,-,,;,_.1;,». -_But Mr. Touccy declared his determina-
:-ion to disobey this, and accordingly voted for.
the violation, thus f11r11is1ling :1 beautiful illus-
tration of the doctrine of popular sovereignty
by onoof its ablest defenders.

H’;-’; .'I,‘oucey displayed considerable feeling,
wmgh *,,1,¢,,,-ca‘ a. conscience ill at ease, as re‘
sheets i1‘1..-"1111-1.-11111 position. lie now stands in
the beautiful attitude of :1 sc1'v:1ut grown g1'e-at;
1is master, the people of Connecticut,
‘ Senator, sits in his seat. (fr:1\vs pay
for mu. epresenting, and sczuldaliaiug his con-
itituéf-“‘s9,"3d,§_;atc. - Thcspccch of Mr. Gillette,
though strong in dc-nunc1a.t1on of t11c great na-
tioufl »-“~‘,,.o’-,‘,g, is yet cautious and manly, and
,,m,§m'gl1,_hc takes higher ground tlian wpuld
,,,“.e been.gonerall_v approved Ill Con11cct1c11t,

' ,-,,,'0_ we‘ do not believe ten men out-
0_m‘ ye?‘-E: ,';h:wnce of government pay, can be
:-ml:;l;11 state.at: the present; moment, to
t.‘ wi"ti,'.b'i5 position. Give us your l1:1nd
pranéjg Gillette.

‘ ‘ ;;,.—We learn that Mr. Benson of
as sun str11ck on the «fth
fleets, ,l1owevcr,

er than 1
and as .0111.‘

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South‘. » N;0|'“'a1k’~ W
in“ ‘ fie‘;-ecovcred fro111 its e

.. \ILl|. pays .1_1a1'.er 1*‘rom Idurope.

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TI [E VVAR. '

_/»,,,«;~1‘.1-, ’1'uc.s'(lu._7,/ .ZlI0r2u'ng.-——'l‘l1c
1\’Io11itcus announces that a disptch from
Vienna, dated Monday, states that the
siege of Silistria was raised, and that the
R11ssiaus were retiring en masse. Their
l'r*il‘(‘1li. was being ctl"cctcd from all parts
\V;1ll.'.1c11ia, in the direction of I*‘oksham
:111d Belfast. The entry of the Austrians
into the 1’1'i11cipa1ities is decided on, and
Court Coronni, \vit11 the first division, to
1.10 followed closely by a second, is ready
to descend the Danube to G-nirgevo,
whence he will marcl1tol311cl1a1‘isL.

No later telegraphic advices. The
Allstriall Envoy at Constzlnlitlople is to
co111111unieate with the Porto as fofbc
steps necessary to be taken Willi a view
to the occupatioll of the Prillcipalitics by
1110 Austriall. The 1'et.re:1ti11g Russi-.111
army leaves in the hospitals agreut num-
ber of sick and wounded. The Tnrkisll
autliorities have given notice to respect
1l1e1n,m11lLo give pz.ssports to the mcdi-
cinal men who rcm:1in beliind to attend
the sick. 111 the last assault of Silistria
:1 Russian co1nn1a11de1‘ of Infantry brig-
ade was wo11ud-2d, and a Lientena11l-c0l-
-llonel of:11‘1ille1'y and five officers killed.

The C.:c1rs reply to 1/10 glztszriau 72010

\7,E,\-M,Mo111l;1y,.——'I‘l1e night before
last the 1l.11ss1a11 reply to the Austrian
note reuelied here. It is 10 the Effect
11121:, as :1 mark of high consideration for
A11.’-11-la, Ru:-’sia consents to evacuate the
T111‘ki.-'11 territories

'l_‘1=.e otiicial list of the Rnssiar. army
of the Danube shows a “loss of 50,000
since the crossing of the Prntli."

Btrcl-1.~\n1s'r, June l5.—Tl1c march of
Brifisli detaclimelit from Varna to Pra-
vadi on the 12th was announced on the
same day to day to the commander of the
Russian corps of observation stationed
below Basardshiks by Cosszlcks. The
I’t11ssi-.111 corps at once commenced :1
movement in retreat.

Retreat of the Russian army from

the Turkish Territories.

The following‘important despatcll an-
11o11ncin_«_»; the imlnediate and complete
1‘1-:t1‘eat. of the Russians from the Snltan’s
dominions was published on Monday
morning.

P_.1n1s, Monday.——Tl1e Jlfonitcur pub.
fishes iiltelligencc from Bucliarist of the
23d, received by telegraphed via Bel-
grade. I1 says: “The siege of Silistria,
suspended 011 the 13111, has now been
raised by superior order. The Russians
have evacuated Giurgevo,and the whole
Mllscovife army is about to retire beyond
the P1‘11f.l1.”

Cno1\‘s'r.\1)'r, (in Pennsvlva11ia,) June
1S).—'l‘l1e Iilissialls are leaving \Va1la-
chin in all haste. They take with them
the horses, oxen, wlieat, and cverytliing
111ove:'1blc on which they can lay their
hands, leaving nothing behind but their
wretclicll paper money.

l)o1.\‘c.-3 xr W.ls111.\'e’1'o.\'.—'I‘l1c Treaty \vill1
Mexico was ratified on Saturday, :111d Gen. Al-
monte received :1 check for $7,000,000, o11 the
s11b-tre:1s11r_v:1t New York. By this treaty the
L'nitcd States acquire an extensive addition of
co1111lr_v,-.1111l the right of way for :1 r:1ilro:1d
f.l1ro11-gh territory belonging to the fornler
coulltry, to the Pacific.

Mr. 0111's bill, increasing the rates of. postage
on letters, f'ro1u three to five and ten cents, has
passed the Ilouse.

, Clark. i1'.\'inc, llryalit, Willis, Longfellow :1nd

S1-11-.1to1' Sumner, ofM:1ss., has given notice

ofhis intention to introduce :1 bill to repeal the
Fugitive Slave Act of 18.30.
'_l‘l1eW:1shingto11 correspondent of the New
York Courier and Enquirer says that the Sand-
\vic11 lslaiids are about coming to 11s—tl1at the
King has been negotiating for annexation, and
presulues that it will be cons111n1natcd some
time this summer.

C11oI.1111.1.——'I‘l1e1'c were seventy-eight deaths
from cholera in New York City last wcek—an
increase of f.11i1'ty-eigllt 011 the preceding week.
I11 Wheeling, Va., it is said to be prevailing to
an alarming degree. At I11dcpe11dence, Mo.,
and i11 fact all along the Western rivers, it
prevails to some extent.

IIarper’s-Gazetteer of the \Vo1-id.
This is the first number of :1. very 11scf11l a-11d
necessary work. We are rejoiced that these
e11f.crprisiug publishers have undertaken it, for
it was m11cl1 needed, and it must have an ex-
tensive ci1'c11lation, as no library can be deemed
complete without it. It is to lJCI30l1ll)1Cl(,‘ i11
ten nninbcrs, at 50 cents each. A. Scllcck.
agc-11t. 1

l)11ow.\‘1:n.-—A man named I-Iugh Mc’Mull:111_.
aged 2.’) years, was drowned in the " Bark mill
pond,” so called, in- New Canaan, 011 the evc11-
lug of the 211111 ult., while bathing. lle was :1
.~"11oem:1ke1' by trade, from the neighborhood of
llellfast. lrel-.1nd.

"IE1:-.- Tl1c literary friends of Lewis Gaylord
Clark, who has been editor of the Ir"m'c/.-crboc/.--
or..lfug(1:i11.c twenty years, propose to give
him :1 “con1p1i1nentary benefit,” in the shape
01' :1 work 10 be entitled "' Knickerbocker Gal-
lery." which is to contain forty portraits on
steel, with literary matter from eminent wri-
ters. The profits of the work will go to Mr.

0ll101‘.'~: will contribute articles. We will
C1"-'°"“‘”." l01'\v:1rd subscriptions for ally of
our f'1'ie11ds desiring the work

yi-.L7“ At the fire in ].’l1iladelphi:1, Wednesday
1113111: “I0 Nutio11:11 ’l‘l1c:1l1-e,Cl1incse Museum.
:111d several stores were destroyed. The G1-
rard llousc was saved, the sixth story only be-
lug bnr11t. ltwa:-1 much damaged by w:1l,c1-_—.
The whole loss ranges- between S-lU0 000 and
$.‘1f)U,l)0O. Shepherd, the actor, 1,e,.ish,_,d in
the ll-.11nes that swept over the 'l‘l1e«.1t1-c ]1ig
bones were fo111ul i11 tl1c 1l1'c.«~_~:in..- 1.00,“ this

. ' n ‘ -
:1f'te1'noo11. The Musellin and '1‘l1e:1trc was
olvncd by Is:-‘.211; B1'o'rn l’:1rker, of New Jerscv
and val11cI.l at $100,000. y I

It was not insured.

 

 The Whigs of the South do not 1111:1111.
1u:)usly follow the lead of some of the 11:1pL.,.S
which 1'1.-con1:11e111le1l the separation of the
Whig party. ’I'11c Natiollal llltelligencer con-
.t:1ins:1 louglist of papers that do not coinciqll;
with the plan.

Ml~.'f..l)\'(:llUl.Y A1-‘1-‘.1111.——O11 the 21st 1111..
C11-.11-les Reed of D-.1.nbury, was so severely in-
jured with :1 scythe, that he died :1 few days
after with the lock-j:1w. He was mowing i11 :1.
field with two Irishmen, and having arrived at
the end of the swath, was stepping out, when
the Il'1S1l1]11l.ll ill the rear i11 swinging his
so-_vtl1c around c11t :1 f'rig11tf111 gash i11 the calf
of‘ .1l[r. Ree-d’s leg, severing the flesh and
cords to the bone.

..-_._.__

7l'.:1.'_:. The following is :1 true copy of an or-
(lcr served o11 one of the New York public
te:1cl1c1's, by one of the school trustees of that
city 1-“ Sir; By :1 unanimous vote of one the
trustees Last Meeting all Scctarian Books is

1'('(/11i.s-[ml to Bet! removed from the School as
is I/mulzgt the Bib] one it. is Reqflisled to Bu:

Removed.”

in mg cjo-ofge-of a few hours.

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‘ lice at So. .\'o1"1\:1lk,J111y I.-1, |.‘:~’.‘1 1.

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.‘.li«ld1efou. Mrs l§dwa1‘d
.\lu1'ry, 19111’/.:1betl1
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71l:11':1 .‘1li.<:~: Mary
.\le(}1o1i1e11. .\li.~':-' l~I11e11
M-..~r1'ill. .\l1-xauder
1%,’:-\vco111l.1. Joseph
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Pr:-.scotf. 1‘lun11ne1'
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Illake, lfis:-' Anna
H;u~1-y, Jollll

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Crolnl. (21-urge
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(';1l111‘, Will

(‘:1111i1 Miss

Cape. Mr I
jI)o11ogl111e.D:1nie1 2
E-.1s1_\'. 'l'l1ou1:1s .l{icl1:1rdso11, 1:} J Esq
l*}l1ing'11:1111. Robert 1l:1_v.l"o\\'1e1' M
Iw‘:1r11sworl.11.Miss A1111:1lt:1_v111o111l. Mrs .‘11‘:11'y
l"e1lo\\':~:. Dr '1‘ S Sf.1fl'ord ll’. 1’a1'ks
Gibbs. 111:i1's of S:111111clSe_v11111111‘, (1.-'c:11‘J) Esq
Goodsell, .\1i.~'s llztrriet :51-_v:1u1111'. .‘\lis;-' A112:-.1
Gilclirisf, Mary Sllipinan, 1:1 (7
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llo_vt. J:1111es ll S1uifl1._lli.-.~' 1-Zli7.:1bet11
Ilolli.-‘tor. Mrs L11i.~3 1’ Smith. Dani:-l 1-Isq
lluyes, W111 li Slu-1‘w11;11l. .\1r::- S:1r:1l1
llowes, Robert Sc1'Eb11-;-1'. Mes .1 ll 1\' (Jo
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J:1111es. Miss Sz11':1l1 \Y:11'11~.-11. M1‘.-' S:11':1‘11
Jones, Eillvin 1-I-‘q \\'i1.-'o11..l:1n1:'.< 1 '
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the ;1l1v.1\'c, will please
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l\IeC:1rty, .'\i:11'g:11'1-t
Monlto1_1, N S

P01-soils milling for
say ".\dve1'li.<e1l." ll

1'7:-.i;3"‘ Tl1cW:1s11i11gto11 '1'11io11 predicts that at
the next election in New ‘.1'ork, “ the f‘1-ieiids
of‘ the .»\d111i11i.~=fr:1tiou will roll up :1111:1_io1'it_v.’

fir?!“ We 1lo11'l.l1eliev1- i111'_\_‘ will 1'oll 11p any-
thing but the wllites of" their eyes.

Lu111‘.~.:;z'/in ./'111.I1'111.-'1".

$3“ l)u1'i11g the’ di:-:c11ss,io11 in the llouse
the other day on the -s1111_iecl. of g1‘auti11g bank
c11:1rfc1'.'~', :1 farzner from :1. 11ig11l1:)1'i11_2' town.
who co111bi111-.-wifll his p1':1f'x‘\~:fm1 the accom-
p1is11n1e11f.'-' of :1 wit and .‘<.cl1o1:1r, perpet1':1led
the f'ollo\vi11g’;'c:: 17' z:.»~p1'1'1' .-
" ll:1nk.-', b:=.nk.»: I
'l‘l1e1'e':-: no 111o1'c11eed to u ork or 1105.5.
l:Ive11t.< turn 11p so fun11y—
The goose that laid the golilell egg
ls l1:1lcl1i11g paper luoney."

If’/1111 11 Fall .’—\"au W:1g11e1' of l’ongl1kcep-
sie,a11l1o11est: and intelligent l11:1ek=n1ifl1, 11:1.
turned lawy..-r.
r:1.=_:l1 act.

No e:111s-‘e is :1:sig11e:l for this

[l:,F= I"o=.1r 11'isl11u.::11 zlltenlptefl to beat
one A1111.-1‘i1'::111 who had a “wide awake”
l1at011,o11 'I‘11os:l:1y 111o1‘11i11g, 111 Brooklyn
N. Y., \v111-n he dxew :1 revolver and
fired upon 1110111. Tlleysc-:1I1e1‘cd, one of
lllulll l_1c-111; g1':1:.:::1l by the 111111.

T/1c ()Zu’r'.~'A I311/z[c’)‘.——\'\"e one day
last wet:-k l1:1d fl11.‘p11_z:1:111';‘- of :1 \'i.si1f'1'o1'11
11 gc11tle111a11, will), we llelievc, is the ol-
dest pl‘1ll‘.Cl‘ in lhc United Suites. He is
the fatller of Dr, l\’111. T:1t'l1u1',\\Il1o has
lately 1wco:11c :1 1‘esidL‘11tof‘.11is villz1ge,
and is 82 years of zigc. 11¢ 1s1_1:11111e11eet1
his z1pp1'e11i1e1=.~:l1ip in 1‘7b‘L'1, and in 1703
bc‘g'an 1l1ep111111e:11io11 of the I\Ie1‘cu1'y, in
I’11i'.:1d1-lpl1i:1, :1 weekly paper, of \vl1i1-.11
lie was sole p1‘1.1pric1o1‘, editor, c.o111po.-iter
p1‘essman,:111d “1lcv1l.” 1.10 is 1-'il11fIll1"1C
possession of_1;11011 be-111111, and is rc111:11‘k-
ably sprig‘l11l_v fo1's:1 old 21 1111211.

ti./.zc1;g/Zml AzZ1‘0m.’c.

 A gt-111le11‘1:111 lll an adjoining
town i1:l'o1'n1s us that llusrc are two par-
ties in tl1at.Lo\v11 on the Ncb1'asl;;1 ques.
lion. They are c1:1111p0se1l of the Post.
u1:1sr.er on 0111.: 5-file, and every body else.
on the o1l1c1‘.—Sp2'1'1zg:c/11 Rqmlzhca/1

 

l}.\1:1‘:.‘.l.\'>f.——-l2.1'.‘.- 11>. in s11l11111cr »1ess ;;11o1l.<, S. 5;
M. 1-}. Towle & (‘o.. :11~e1-141.-;in;_r 1-11'. flu-ir st11ckof.<1111111u-1'
_Q'ood.~‘:1t:1 ;;l'.1 l'i‘I1l‘1('i111l'. l'1'o1‘.1 1'-.11'1:11-2' j-l‘ice.<.
J:1<-11111-ts and 0l"_*‘:lll-11l'~;Ui'11l'} line,-: 1’;-11,;-i 31.1 mu,-1q,_1.
.<ir:1l1le p:1tle1'n~ : H1111 1,1-in‘,(1.]
11111.~'lins rmlll:-1-1'1 510 pt-1'1,-111i. frlnm ]'1l’lf,‘t‘.\' 11.~1::1il_v sold.
ll:11'e::e.<,—p1::i11. .~:1fi11. p‘.:1i1l. :1u:i 1-1'i11‘;1<-1 at 11--'.-' than
1111-l1 pl.~1i-‘- .~i1l..-'. llt“1'.' (»1~.111‘11i11:1li1111\-.
.’~'ll‘11Il'Il.~‘l11Z.<,1111:1114‘:-1I1l‘l‘él .-ilks t1:1'1‘.1'.»_..=1~-’:111v1111:111ti1-

l’:11-is

 
 

.<‘11‘ip1~1‘. :1r.1l li,_'u1*1-11 1:11.. .

cost to Ill:[‘(1l‘I.

1:1.-'. ‘_’.'1pc-1-r:e11t. 11--‘< ‘1'.1::n ..
L'<1111n111i:111lf;1llN11. '.7°»l (?1':1:11l«.-:.

 

 

II11iII11I:u,.-,".~' I,-1'21/..«.'11.’ 1:11--' ' ‘ '
C1(I'r_/III)‘ 13'1.'v’11'f11I/1'1.’ I’-.'1'z.'_.v.-1
M1‘. .-lblift. 1,-in-111i.<t, l.1-:1111i
To l’1'11l"~.-.-.~o1~ ll:-ii-1w:1_\'. 1-.—.\ pt-1'.<o11 11:111:L-1'1 .l11h11
.\l:ll'_’_"U.\(‘1lI. of 111. ll:-grill-.<t1‘et-t. 1.1-:1111i11;;l1111, w:1< unlic-
1911 for (-1;,-‘lit _\'e;11‘.~: with ::(‘n1‘1-11‘1E1_- 1-1':1}~ti1~11.~' 1111 the lips.
:11:1l at 1f'l‘-_',;‘l1l the \vl111le ;»11rl':1re 1.-l".l1e luo-.1111 :111~l 1u'.'1(-I‘
111- tried at

.-::111,\-'11-111-fit \\'11:1‘1ev-

 
 

: 1;-‘.11-r f‘r111:1

 

_‘.<1ll. <1:‘.lC‘1l.\'u\. ‘.'-'11ll.11‘.'1‘..’.

part oftlle l':1c1- \-:e1‘1- 1'fl\'(‘l‘L‘<1 wiill .-of 1‘.-'.
kinds ofre1111-ulie-: witl1u1.‘. 11131”
1-1'. .\l 11’~11_-;'l':1 111- was 1'--«:11111211011111-.1to use _v11n1' l‘i11.<,
which i111111'1-1- ~'.:1_'.'< p;'1u‘.u--1--1 :1 §:'1‘1-rut 1-l1:111;.-o for 1111-
bi-111-r.:111-1111:1:~l1n1-11111191-1}‘:-1-11111:: ;~1‘1'1l~1‘l cure.

 

 

I11 New .York 1-il_v.J111y ‘2<l.l1_vll1e1'tev. Mr.
.f:1111ieso11. J:11u:,-st Reed. J12. 111' New York. to
1E~':1r:111 l“1'~.111ce:-'. 11:1 11gl1f.er ol'L‘:1pt J:1.~'1,111 Mer-
rill, of No1'wnlk.

.111 G011:-so, llliziois. on flu-2111 of'.ful_v. M1’. l’:1t-
te1'so11 1lol111e.~'_. 1"or1111:1'ly of lliilgelii-I41. Colin.
to Miss. l\.‘e11ie M. .‘~~’11ow, 11:‘-.11_{;11l1*1' of L. Snow.

 cm-7—7v:an;:1aum:wL-. . ..n1u- .'.::=:.x:

Classical and Commcrei:=.1 School.
 Mo11<'1:1_\_r .fn_ly 1151113 )fl1t-]i~'_11l1.-'c1‘il1e{-1 p_11rpp-
_ (1pL'.n1llj_: 111 us we ing on - :1111-s..,
:1 select Sclmol for both .-1_-xers 111 \\’1l1L‘1l will be
tanglit the o1'1li11:1r_v 1-111,1.-:11.-11 ]l11':1l1e11<.'s, Book-
kecpinfr, 1'.atin, (}1'cel<, l:‘re11c 1 and Ger111:111.-
'.l.‘11e paf1'o11:1;_~;:: of the N1-1rw:1lk public is re-
spcctftllly solicited.
TERIVES.
For I']nglisl1 l1r:111c11e.-. ::-l
The sanic with l.:111g11:1_;‘c.~'. >5-1;
fl. S. JA1\ll:IE~'. A. M.
As soon as possible Mr. Jaiues i11tc11dst-1'a11s-
fc1'1'i11gl1i.~:11ew scliool to :1 more comniodiolls
loc:1tio11.

per q11:1rfe1'.

3'..os‘5;:,
’ N S1111d:1yl:1st, 111-l.\v1~e11 the 1-e.~:id(-11cc of
the ,=11b.-‘c1‘il1e1‘ and the I-Ipi.<c11p:1l C11111'cl1.

:1 small gold cross 1)l'(':1$l.l)Ill. .ltbei11g :1 gift
from :1.f'1'ie111l, it is prized beyond its intrinsic
value, and the finder will be liberally rew:11'd-

ed by leaving it at the store of the s11l1.cc1’il1e1'
28

C11.\::. N. C1.o1‘1:.
'iialaal:l-e Rea‘: Estate 111 So. 211 crwall:
At .4..1:_e1';1eu.
]_)l'J'RSUA.\",l.‘ to an o1'dcrl'ro111 the Court of
Probzxte for the District ol’.\’o1'\V'-\“"‘ . will
bc€'o1d:1f.l'11i11ioAuction lo tl1el1ig11estl11:11ler
on the 2‘l11«1<1:1vol July. l.‘~'.'1»l. atone o'clock
i11 the :1l'te1'11o1f11, (unless p1'.'.\-‘io11.~.'1y (A11-"l"05‘»“l
of at p1-irate .~:11e,) so lnncll of the Real lis-
tate of John I1:1_',-'111111111.l:1f1* of No1‘\\':11l(, (1('c'(1.
as will 1'-.1i.s'1.-1111-.=:11111 of :52l11"J!) 10-1011 with in-
ci<1e11l:11 c11:11'j_»;es11l' sale.
~ Sale to t:1l1epl:11,-e 1-1: the p1'e111i>‘L‘S 111 -*"-lid
.\o1‘\valk. '_1‘e1'n1.< 1n:111e known at the fi111e of
53119 . ?A1l111i11i.~t:':1lo1'
1)A.\'I 1) l’1(i)l\'. ~wil.l1 the will
3'35 I :111ne.\'ed.
Dated :11 N1‘-1-\\':1lk.f11is S111 day of J11ly,I 351

_U3.vide.nd.
S\f'<-'.\'1'l'<‘1—: 11-.:.'1c. I
W1-;.<1'1-1111'1‘. (}‘1'.. Jun(:- 2'10, 185-]. §
.Dl\'ll)1-.'.\'l1 of four per cent. on ll-11:C:1pi—
' t:1l Stock ol'fl1isl’»:111k l1:1~sbee11 11ecl:11'1:d.
pzlyablc on 'l’l1111's-'d:1_\,'_. July (3111. Jiv ord1=1' of
l'L‘_-'r_-1_i‘’_il_1‘fl_,-_ 312-‘ l,‘:1.\.<. \\'1-‘.u1:.‘C:1.sl1i1~1'.

10

Salt; 1 Salt: 1
_SA(}l\'S of‘ priluc Liverpool Salt,
just. 1'1»:-.eivr-11 and for sale b_y

C. IIOLMES &1 CO.

i
1

l
l
1
1
1

 Sales ' _.
by ALBERT I-I. NICOLAY.

fIllll'i.’:-'llAY July 311111, :11 12.1.-

o‘c1oc1.‘. :1‘.

11:1: .‘1le1'(‘11.'111l.s’ l'l.\'('11:111ge. New York.-—l

(1-'o1‘:11-cl-1111!.of\\'l1o111il may 1~o11c-crn.) ‘.290
.‘x‘l1:1:'1-s 11f'1l11- |l\\'1:1'1:1'1\" .V111:\\'.\1.1< Rail 11o:11l
.\'l111.t1(, :~‘.'1tl 0:11:11. ‘.5t‘_’.\'
Siihscrilsticn 31711‘.-11;. ‘additional Capi-
tal 3?-took of the Fairfield Co. Bank.

’"""lll~l 1111111.-1'.<i_«_,-'11e1l having been :1ppoi11l.ed
I (1o111111i.~sione1'sby the (.iencr:1l Assembly
of the Sf:1l.1- of Col1l1L'cl.fe11t, holden at New
ll:1ve11. in .\f:1y.l.<.'1-I, to open the Books for
.-'11l1scriplio11s to the i11c1‘c:1sc 01' the (‘:1pil.:1l
Stock of the l*‘:1i1'field County '13:1nk, :1ut11ori'/.ed
by said I-i('ll(!l‘:l1 .-\ss<-111bly, hereby give notice
f.l1:1l. tl11-_y will meet at the llanking llouse, i11
.\'orw:1ll-:_. o11 \\'ed11es<l:1v the 2151.11 inst., at 10
o‘clock. .\. M.. toaftend to the duties of Salltl
:1ppoi11l111o11l<.
J. ll. l'‘1~:111:1.~:. ?
J<111.\' \\'oom:1'1-‘1-';’d. »
lto1:1~:11 A\‘1«:1:11.1..
tl‘1u-1.‘:-.<ol11tio11 requires 20 per cent. to be
pawl at the time of $1111:-'cribi11~r.
l\'orw:11k,J111y 71.11, .l.\,'.‘1.|, D

()o1.11111issi1111e1*s.

Notice.

The uildcrsiglled would

: 1‘espcctl‘nlly givc11olicet11:1l

111- is now per111:1ne11tly est:1b1isl1e<1. for the
tr:u1s:11-.f1o11 of :1 gelleral ‘

1 . .- . .
carriage and Wagon Repairing
|11lSi11ess. at the 1'st11l11i:<l1111e11t lately occupilya
11.1’ ll-‘l1‘l1'.~= fsaacs. l£sq., where he will be
lllmscfl to wait upon s11c11ofl1isf‘riends :1111l_f1u-,

Dllbllc in gt-111-1':11.:1s may desire his services.
Or11e1'.< :11'f1.-1111ed to p1‘o111ptly,:1111l cl1:11'ges111o1l-
01'ilf‘-‘- EDSON ISEIIRS.
I\o:'w:1lk. July .’1lh. 18.31. lyrl

T111‘) (Jo—p:1rl11ersl1ip lieretofore exisliilg be-
tween b‘1'l1J11S A’. ()G1)1-IN. is this day dis-
S‘(l1\'t‘l1. 'l‘11c l111si11e.<=s will l1cre:1f'fe1' be con-
ducted :11; the old :~:t:11ld. by the senior ]l:1l'llll.'l'
of the l:1tefi1'1n. l'Il)S(')N ]}[»]I<}[{_\‘,
_ ANl)Rl‘l.W ()G1)l‘lN.
.\o1'w:11k. Jn1y.’1f11_. 1:»’.‘1 1. :;l2.\'

 

inrssoacvrroal.

Quarterly Rope:-t,
{)F the S.‘~.lIGA'l‘UCl{ BANK, of Westport,
_ 1111 the n1or11i11g of Monday, the 311 day of
J111y.l.\'.-'1-J.
‘1.1.1n11.1'1'11-:s.

Capital Stock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sl()0.U()U ()0
Hills in ci1'cnl:1tion . . . . . . . . . . . . .. liS:9.~"_’
Due Deposit: on deu1:1111l . . . . . . . . .. l.'1’.7.'1f; ~.fli
" bearing i1-1tc1'cst.. .. 3..\’l(1
l’rofil.< :111d Loss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.4112 1:)‘
l.1ivi1lc11ds unpaid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4.07.-3

$19.5,02:1 so
_ 1:1-.‘s'o1'11c1«:s.
Stocks:1111l llonds deposited with
I 'V " ~l ‘v 1
State l1'e:1.~‘111'c1' . . . . . . . . . . . 1.-3,1111)
I.-o:1n.< and discounts except to Di-

r1:cfor.= . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99,621 7:}

V to Directors . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4,143 32

Dug from A_;-e11ts of the Bank. . . . . 5,1-17 os

Y " other Banks . . . . . . . . . .. «f,T(i!) 23:3
11l1s_ofot11erBa11ks on hand. . . .. Ill

Specie o11 hand, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,71-l '1'-I,
(.‘l1ec-ks on other linnks . . . . . . . . . . . 290

Ovei-dr-.1t'ts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4615 35

1515,1122: 5:1

C11.1:<. W1~:1:1:,C:1s11ic1'. II. S'1'.\rr:1~:s, President.

.1:~“sr‘écic1es of Association,
Of the .\‘oru'al/1: River Protection Cun1pm1.1/_
f"llil:I 11111le1'sig11e(1 do horcbv agree to associ-

ate and do hereby associate ourselves to-
gef11c1' i11fo :1 body politic a11dcorp0r:1te under
and p11rsua11t to the provisions of Cl1:1pfer.\‘1v
of title 111 of t11e1'c\'ise(1 st:1l11tes. and tlleacls
in :1dditio11 thereto. a11d in altcratioxi flu-1'1-of‘.
and :1 resol11tio11 of the G~e11er:1l Assembly of
this State p:1;~:.-‘ed J11nc 15111, lb‘.-'1-f_. :111tl1ori'/.in«.:
spec-i:1lly such o1-,::111iz:11'io11 ; and llllt1L'l‘. :111d iii
1-o:1for111il.y with tl1e l'ol1owi11garticles. ‘

I. ’l'l11-u:11ne of said co1'por:1tio11 shall be the
.‘{11rw-.111; lliver I’rofect.io11 Golnpaily.

If. The c:1pil:1lstoek shall consist of one

l1111:111'e11 and eigllfy slxares. of twenty-five (lol-
l:1,rs i“.‘tt'.1l.
.. lll. 'l'l1e purpose for which said corpor:1t-ion
"is e.<t:1b1i.~:l1ed is to p111'cl1:1se the land covered
by the mill pond of Joseph W. Ilubboll am]
the (1:llll. to remove said d:1111 :1nd provide for
1111-1‘:-cc p:1.~:s:1_-_;e of the water, so that f'1-1-s111,-f.\-
shall not flow :111d injure the :1:ljoi11i11g pl‘ope1'-
f_v,f11p1'ofe1:ts:1i1l p1'operfy from e11c1'o:1cl1-
mentj. u1'1i11i11_'_;‘1t]‘.. :111d to use or lease such
poi-tio11.<of’ the same as may be used or leased
without det1'i111<'11t to :1 free pa.~:s:1gc of l11e wa-
ter at all times so that it shall 11ot
:11ljoi11i11_;-: property which is the fund:1111e1u:1l
p111-p1,1.<1_~ of t11is.-\.'~:.-:oci:1tio11.

l\'. 'l'l11- officer.-: (1f'.~':1i(l" corpor:1tion shall
1-1111.-i.~:l of :1 I'resid1~nt, :1. See1'cf:11'y. and :1
'l‘re:1.<11re1', and five Directors including t11c
1.’1':-.<idenl.

V. 'l‘l1e11s11:11 meetings of said co1'por:1tio11
shall be holden 011 the first lllonday of July
until 011lC'\\'1SU ordered by by-law, and until
flu: first :1unu:1l lileetiiig, which shall be l1cld
at the ollice of Butler lb Carter, on the first
Monday of J11ly next, at '71- o’clock, I’
'1‘. ll. liutler, C-.1rn1i Lockwood, llenry Sclleck
Ira Gregory and George R. Cholwcll, shall
act :1sl,)ircctors of said Co111p:111y.

V1. Sixty-seveli :1nd two-thirds per cent. of
said c:1pif.al stock i11 cash or approved notes oclx
slxorf. ti1ue.sl1:1ll be paid at once when called
for by the l)irecio1'.<, for the 1)lll'ptlS(: of procu-
ring the title to the property so to be pm-.
cl1:1se11, and no f'n1'tl1eriusta1111cnt shall be cal-
lc-111111’ 11nti1 voted by the Stoekllolders.

\'II. The ulidcrsigned agree to take, :1ud do
11:’-:-eb_v take, the nulubcr of sl1:11'cs:1fli.\'e<l foour
n:1111es 1'c.-'l_1ive1y, of the Capital Stock of said
(.‘-o111pa11y.'

Alle11 & .\Ieeke1'_. 12 ,3‘ 
(3:1r111i Lockwood. 2.1
t‘. C. Dells, by 'I.'. I3. Bill-1L‘l'. .r' 18
'1'1111111:1>' M1:l'1'i1l, -/ (l ‘-
Sliles‘ C111'1i.<_. it
1’. Skiddy, by F. St. John, 1:
J W lfubbell, Adn1’r C E Disbrow, £1
(‘lmrles Smith. 9
A>':1 1'}. Smith, 2}
Ira (',l1'ego1'y_. ‘J 13
l'uiou M:1u11f':1ct11ri11g Company by

Stiles Ctlrlzis, Pres. 2
l_l:111b111'y lb Norw:1lk R-.1il1'oad C0.

by .lon:1th:1n Cainp, Agent. 24 ‘
Geo. R. Cholwell, =./ (5
J:11ne;< S11-veils. -.-v‘ I-L
lfeury Selleck, I2
\\'111. S. Lockwood, (i
1'‘. St. John Lockwood, Adn1’r per

’.l_‘. 13. I311 tler. 9
Tr11sf1-es :111d lixeeuto1's of N. S.

IJ:Li1ey. by '1‘. I5. I3ut1e1', 3
'1‘. B. l}11f1(-1', 0

Sl~.1n1l'ord Allvocatc copy It

1‘~Tew and Valuable Text; Books.
111% Ancient Egyptialls, giving :1 popular
account of their Manners and Customs, Il-
lilstratcd with 500 cuts, by Sir J. G. Wilkinson.
Utah a11d the Mormons. comprisiiig the IIis-
fory. Goverxixuent, Doctrines, Custoins :111d
I’rospects of the L:1ttcrl):1y Saints, with ll111s-
l1':1tio11s. byl3cnj:11ni11 G. 1«‘er1-is, Secretary of
Utah 'l‘erritory. 1«‘ootprints of Famous Men,

by John G. l‘I1lg-.11‘, (l1lustrated,) at

SIII1LECI(’S.

To I/1c Probate Court fa)‘ Z/1e J)1'strz'c£

0/ ‘ .ZV"u/"Lou!/1'.

f’ ll_lE application of Jo.\'.\1'11.1.\' K.\'1<:u'r of
New _l1:1ve11 in the State of Co1111ccticut,
re.-pec‘1f11lly slloweth :-

'l‘11:1t lie is Lawful Gu-.11-di:111 to E.\1n.r 1'}. Dis-
nnow and J.\u1:s ll. ])1s11now, Minors belonging
to said District. :1nd tllat s:1id Minors are the
owners of the following Real Estate. viz : :1
certain piece of l:111d lying i11 Norwillk, i11 said
l)ist1'iel. in quantity three roods, 111orc or less,
with :1 Dwelling llonse and other buildings
standing tllercou, boulldcd Northerly by high-
way_. I-]:1ster1y by l:11ul of'IIe11ry Allc11 and Platt
Price Soutllerly byl-11nd of heirs of 'I‘11oln:1s
|lobi11so11 deceased, and Westerly by the C011-
m-.clic1ll- 'l'11r11pikc Road. Also, one other piece
of'lan1l lying i11 said Nor\va1k, in qualitity
ten rods, nlore or less, wit|1 the buildings t11e1'e-
o11_. bo1111ded Nortllerly by land ot'C-.1rmi Lock-
wood, ‘Ia.-'le1'ly by higllway, Soutllerly by land
of (,‘l1:1rles Suiilh, :111d Westerly by Norwalk
liiver. And he l'111't11c1' says, that the Estate is
:11. p1-1-:=1-111. unproductive; that the a.v:1i1s l11cre-
of :1re w-.1nted 1111' the support, 1n-.1i11ten:1nee and
cd11c:1f.io11 of said Minors, and that it will be f'or
the :1dv:1uf:1ge of‘ said Minors to sell the s:1111e,
:11ul invest the avails. tl1ercof:1cco1'di11g to law ;
w11e1'eol', he says. there is just :111d rcaso11:1b1e
cause f'or selling the same. lie tllerefore prays
the Court to order said Real-estate to be sold.
and to einpower him or some other meet person
to sell the same pursualit to the St.1tutci11sucl1
case m:1de :111d provided. 1'

J. KNIGIIT, G u:1rdi:1n.
l1:1tcd J1111e ‘2f'1t11, 185-1. ‘.3127

.Di.~:Iri1:1‘ 11_/'.'\"urwuI/.~. 5.5. Prulmlc Cullrl, June

2511’/1. J.\‘5«l.

(,)1:o1-21:1-:11, that the foregoing :1pplic:1tion be
lieard :11u1 determined at the I’1'011:1te Oflice i11
I\’orw:11k, on the 11th day of September, 1851.
:11; :1 o’clock, f'orc11oou ; and that noticct11ereol'
be publisl1cd 111 some public 11cwsp:1per11e:1r the
place where such Real-est:1te lies, three weeks
smgcessivcly, at least six weeks before said time
assigiieil. (1'1~:o11u1-: A. 1).: v1-:.\'1'ol1'1‘, Judge.

1

i:1_in1'e the .

'IlII1('\\'1lII(.‘.

 

_ ...__._-.~.—......;.~s.-.a.:.:.~.-any-.—_.-.~:. '.1».'J, A-_,I',<_ :1’-,._:

7 llll-1511111-lib.-1-,.:1,1p:1i11l1~1l111' 111.. 1111111 111'

l’1‘11l-:1f1~l}11".1:1- lti.-l1'i1,-f of \'1-1‘\v:1i1;. f.'11111--
111is:;im1<‘1's to l‘f‘('.(‘.I\'C and ex:1111i11c the claims
«1l’1l1:-('1'1,-1lilo1'softhe 1-.‘.~..f:1t1: of 1'l1'111:.11.\1 \\'.
(£11111-‘1.-1:1‘. :111 Ill.'~UI\’l'llI1 lb-l1lor of Wilton. i11
":1.Z<l Di: l1'I«:l. :1--.~-i_:;'111*1l in lru.-:f for the be11cfil..

'ol'l1isf'r1-llifors. 11e1‘1.-l1_\' _<_;'i\'o notice that we

will :1l1«.-1111'-1.11 the l111si11css of'o11r:-aid :1ppoi11t-
11112111. :11 lllf)11\\'<‘11lll_L'_' 111111.111 of 1111111. Lloyd
S1‘l'1ey. in .<:1i1I Wilton. 1111 the la.—l S:1l111'd:1ys
01‘ -'\||'—:'|I-‘ll and flclolrr-1*111->;l.. :11 11111.-11':-lock’ in
the :1_f'te1'1111o11 of each <1l'.—:-.1i¢[1ln‘\~,<_ g»,1,§.1()1,m-t.
l1:1s llnsntell and allowed four monllis fro111 the
date hereof, for the 1-xhibif-ion to us. of claims
:1g:1i11st said 1-.st:1te. ' '
%(‘11n1111is—
ll"-’-" siouers.

\\'.\1.k1-:1: 1l.\'1'1-;.<,
\\'11.k1:l' W. li.\'r'1‘1-:1:so_\‘.

.l):1fed at Wilt-011 this 291.11 day ol'J11nc. 1$‘:3~f.
 M. PROVVITT,
Teacher Iyflfusic.
l1csso11s on t.l1:.-.1’i:111o Forte. Melodeon, :11u1 in
Vocal Music.
l’i:111os :111dMe|o.-leorls S(:1C(ll(‘(1. with g1'e:1te:11'e

as to 111110 and quality, for those desiring to
p111'el1:1s:1-. “'10
Hoes.
’T‘U"1"l‘l.lil Mf'g. Co‘:-'. lloes for sale by UN!
_I_ 11117.1-n. at 1":1(-fury ]ll'1Cl'.'~'11_y' ‘
W. C. S’l‘|tl‘1l<1’1‘.

{F 032111 Piciaolls,
1" Wi11u«p:111k. will 1'-l1-:111 :111111‘:-sl111'c_'l1lC
col111'sol' all ki=.11l.-1 of S11:1\vl.<, '1‘:1b1e (ov-
ers. (,1‘:11'pel..-'. 1111;,-s. :111l1.l.:11lies’ and (}ent1e-
111c11’s (l:11'1111=11f..~:. Also. f_.‘r:1pe Sl1:1w1.<clc:1111‘I|
and dyed all color.-; ;111.l fini;-:l:1:d ill the 111':1tL‘:w‘l1
1u:1n1u-r. ' 1
A11 ;_~;l11u1.\' 11:1"! :11. M1‘. .‘,“111']1:1l‘11':~‘ 1i:11(I‘l'_\'.1N0l'-
\v:11k_. will be pronipfly :1tlo11:1e1l to.
Wlnuepank. .\l:1rch I-I, |.\'.'1l.

l l 2} 111115"

pl. Cabnlet l.i.I:11*e Rooms at
 1 -— ,
v‘1!ESTP0R'I~'!
V 1111'} >111):-'1:1'il11*1':< wo111<1 re.-pi-1-fl'1111y inl'or111
their f'1‘ie111lsa11<l thcpublic ge11er:1l1y. that
they are still located :1 few doors north of the
llll‘ll1)lli(.'. opposite the store of Alva (.1'r:1v,
\l'1lUtO may be f'o11111l:1 l:11'g1: and spl:-iulid :1'.~:-
s11rf1111-11t ol'(.‘-.\1:1.\‘1»;'1' W.-11:1-: i11 ;_~"e11er:1l.

I"111!1’1'I11/.~1'11gi11:11lils(lep:1rt1111-111sattended
lo :11 ll1e.<l1o1'l.e.-.1 notice 111111 upon rc:1.<en:1l1le
ti-1‘n1.<.

.-\11c.\':11ni11:1f.io11 of our stock and })ri1'('.s‘ is
1'1.-.-pi-ctl'1111_\' .-=o1icite11, as weare<lel1~1'111i11e11 not
folu,-11111le1'.~'o1d. by any siniilar e:<l:1blisl1u1e11t
i11fl1c Conllfy. lllC.\'Ol.' 1) A1 1111 L‘ 1-.'.\'. 2111112:

Eiopeinent.

‘ WL(')1’l:.'l) i'1'o111 111-1'~l<‘:1111il_v o11 the 2-lth of

A June,:1\vo111a11by the 11111110 of Ilalluull
l"linl. HI1;p(1.-‘ml lo l1:1\'e guilt‘ to liridgeport
with :1 l11a.11 by the name of‘ John (1U1t:ll'l:lll.--
'l'1ley are Irish, of 111iddli11g si'/.0, he is bald on
the top ofhis head. with saiuly wlliskers, and
is :111o11t thirty years ol':1gc ; she is fair 1ooki11,2‘.
and has one eye black, ca111.<'ed by :1 hurt ; l1:1d
o11w11e11 left :1. st1':1\\' llat triiulncll with blue
ribbon, solnetilnes lvears :1 black Alp-.1cc:1. :11n1
sf1'ip1.-llcupc. Si1el1:1.<lel't her 1111.-‘b:111d with
two el1il1lr:-11. one two, and the oll1e1'l‘o111'y1-:11-s
old. \\'l1<wvc1'e:111give i11fo1'n1:1tiou C0llC(‘l‘ll-
ing the wl1er:1bo11f.< of the guilty p:1rtie.~' will
be suitably re\v:11'ded. JOIIN FI1lN'l‘.

No1'w:11kJ1111c 215111. 115.31. :1t".’li
Subscrip'tio11 to the Capital

Stock of the Danbury Bank.
‘lllll 1111110.-‘i::11e1l having been appointed C0111-
111issio11~;1‘;-: by the G L-nel':11 -\.~‘se11111ly ofthe
Statc of Co11111=ctic11f, holdcn at Nell‘ l1:1ve11 in
May, l.‘~‘.'1 l. to open the lloolvs for 5-‘11l1.~‘c1‘ipfio11s
to tl1ei11(-.re:1.<e of the Capital Stock of't11e 1):111-
bnry Dank :llIi11ol'i'/.e(l by said Ge11er:11 A.~:scn1-
bly, 111-1'1.-b_v gi\'v11oti<~e. that they will lneet at
the llo11scol'l1y111:111 l{e1~1e1', in said llanbury,
o11 the l:«1fl11l:1,vol'J11l_\', l.~':'1t. at lllo'c1ock 111
the f'o1'cnoo11. to attend to the duties of said
:1ppoi11f11u-111.
.l1»:.<.~:l‘1' .\1.\'111:11.
C-1'1:'r:< M<11:l:l.<.
A 11. 1112,1111».

'l‘l11‘lle.-'111113io:1 re1,11i1'e.< 25 per cc11f. to be
paid :11: the lime of'.<11l.1sc1'il1i11g. :111d percent.
1'11) days 1l1e1~1,-:1f’11-r. 20

D:111l111r_v, Julie 12. l.<.'1l.

€(','o111111i;~_.:~,-io11c1's.

Eioitgias.

l-I:1g1el’lo11gl1=. No. l", D. l and 33.
Con:-11 J; S:111f'o1'11':5 l'1o11gl1s. No. ID, ID & OD.
ll:1ll'.~: 1111‘ No. 1'1.
I\1:1,v11e1'.-'7 do No. 2.211 11111191.

(‘:1:,-ti11',;'s for t111*:1l111'.e‘.111<l \‘.'::1'1'i11g'.< plouglls
on 11:1n11 and for sale by M’. C. .S'1‘lllC1-2'1‘.

S’.i7RA'§Ii"-JD,
Erllfflf the 1,-11.-111.-111'e of the .~:11l1.sc1'i1.1el'. on or
_ about the 211111 of June. three yearling
11¢,-if'er.<, two «lurk red and one spotted with :1
Wl111ev(:1' will give i11i'o1'111:1tio11
where they 1u:1.y be ol1!:1i11ed. will be rea:<on:1-
bly 1'ew:1r11e1l. l)A\'ll) (‘1O.\lS'l‘()('I{, Sr-11.
Notice.
LL I’e1';~'ons are llereby forbid l1arbori11g or
J./‘ l1'11.-‘tillg my wife .Io.<1-:1'111.\'1-: l~‘1:1'rv on my
account. f'or‘l'.sl1:1ll pay no debts of her e011-
traction. JOHN Giff). l"ll1’1‘Y.
llillgefielil, July 1st._. 18.31. 3t*27

For Sale. Price $1000.

 

’l‘l1l-I p1:1cel:1tel_v oeeupil.-11 by
.1. ll. (Ill1l‘1I£lT. _\__.._,~
Norwalk. Jn11e 12. tf‘:.’~f-
NAILS.
 K1-l(‘:.\" of the cob‘-b1':1l‘c<l ""l‘re-
.4 mont Iron ('o." .\':1il;=. 1101131111. at
:1 very 1u‘.\' 1'1l‘11::' ;-:or.1e time :1,-:11 and will be
sold less than 1110:: now cost in New York
Deal<‘-1‘s and Iill11(1(‘l'.< will do well to call and.
buy. ‘ '13 Z. SAf'{l~‘()1tl).

éfiiancl.

 

-‘X/T1111‘!-I Rockaway Sand f'or 1’l:1steri11ga11d

lIo11.<e-ele:1ni11{; p11rpos(~s. for sale by the
s'11l1scribc1‘s at his Marble W;11'i<s.
l.l'2'.’ SM l’f'll ."c MORGAN.

---- ——— _...-..__..,._.__

Clocks! Clocks ! Clocks I
llA\'l'I :1 l:11'ge flS.s‘f)l'IlllL‘llI1 of Clocks on
11111111 at prices varyillg from one 11011111‘ to
13.3, and of :1 gm-:11 \‘:11-iefy of sf_\f1e.-'.
Call and see at No. ‘.3 Skid1l_v's Block.
O. S. CL.-\Rl{.

 

.‘$ard.ines
:1 very sliperior qu:1lil_v. just. 1‘ec(-i\'e1l by
Il()LMl~‘.S ll’ Ml'Il£1(l-112.

O“

 Sahinet I-'u1'11i12n1'e, Cllairs,
‘vi 821:. &c.

1'}. 1’3l_?fN'l‘.1\'ll’D ti’. SONS.

A V11} r:rn1<1v1-ll their stock of F11r11iturc to
the 1:111.-_-jel111ilrli11_rz‘ 11e:11-ly oppo:<ite their
old st:1nd, and are now p1'1rp:1l’c1l to f'nr11isl1 any
article i11 tl11-i1'line.:1.< 1-l11‘:1p or cl1e:1p1.-1' tl1:1u
can be found:111ywl1e1'1'i11 f.l1i:avicinity. Anlongs
their :1.=so1't1111-11t may be foulltl Sofas of all
kimls, tete-:1-tel:-s. n1:1l1og:1uy cllairs. card and
f‘-.111c_v t-.1ble.‘-1. book stalids. 111:1l1og:111y :1nd all
0t11e1' kinds of I11-.<1ste:1(l:<. chairs of all (11*.<Cl'ip-
tio11s.t:1b1cs. beds, willow \v:1rc.1ooki11g _e;1:1sses.
and every desc1‘iptiol1 of l’:1rlor. Bedroom and
.1\'il.c11en 1i'11r11it11re.
C-ofli11s ofc-very descriptioil const:1ntly on l1:111d.

]"i.~'/1's 1’uIr)1[ .11[(’[(’(.//l.(' ]z‘1(ri11/ (‘r1.>‘1".
It is not gr-11e1':1lly known fl1:1f.wc:1re :1.gcuts
for Norw:11k and vicinity. for this styleofColli11
wllich is now bei11g 11.-‘ed so extensively :111d
wl1icl1 is so i11v:-.l11ab1e for \‘:1u1ts and to pre-
serve or t1':u1spo1't bodies to :1 distance. An
atssortment oftliese cases will be cousf:111‘1l_vkept
on hand :111d fu1'11isl1ed at the .<l1o1'f1-st 11ol-ice.
. Fnr11it11re delivered, :111d 1’11ne1'=.11s at-
temlerl as 11s11:1l,/‘1v_-1-, in New Can:1:1n a11d other
places near Norw:1lk. l-I. Q1'1.\"1‘.\1:11 & Soxs.
Norw:11k, April 2311, l.\'.:'1-1. lyxvii
( UEEN’S Celebrated l‘o1'f:1ble Forges, for
sale at n1a1111l'-.1ef11re1"s prices by
LYON’ A: l{l'}Lf10G-G.
83 Water st., l3ridgcpo1't.

 

.

Garriages.

A 1..\1:1:1: number of llock:1w:1y Carriages.
I111g;_-‘y (3:11'1'i:1ges with c11:1n1elled Lcatlier tops.
trotlillg llliggies without tops, lCl‘>:l1l) very
lo\v. at the Norv.':11k C:1r1'i-age I“:1elory. Gull
:1nd see. '

No\v:11k. April If). U15

P0131. SALE‘.
EN’ Sl1:u'es of the Stock of the Dztnbury &
1\'orwa1k .l{:1i1 Road. l‘111qu1l'0 of
tf‘.l7 Sept. llfh CIlAS.l1'. MOTT.

NAILS.
I F’ O (,‘-ASKS Fall RivcrC11t Nails, as‘
2) sorted.
€111 c-asks ll/'ro11gl1t N:1.ils, assorted sizes.
.31) do do Spikes do do

:1t 111:1n11f':1cl11re1-‘:4 prices. f'or sale by
Lrox ti’. K1-:1.I.o(.'1:, 83 Water st., Bridgeport

For Sale.
FINE lay llorsc. 8 years old, :1nd a very
.~'u1u-riur 11’mnl.s-Irr. l‘l11qui1'e ol'

L. .11. BAILEY, llidgelield.

 '.x. _ .

DRY GDODSl DRY GOODS! 1
NEW SPRING STYLES.
«SS4. IVE. El. TOWLE Go C0.
or
’ COLUIYZBIAN HALL,
1\ o. .28! Grand st., N evv York.,
1:. .-\.\"|‘3 now open f'or the inspection of their
. pa.trons and strangers visiting the city, at ‘
new :111d extensive assortnient of I
l

n -u I I . ‘
R1011 Sprmg &. summer Goods,
cmbraciiig i11 variety
I1’l('I[‘ BI_£0C.'./IDE, PL./III} and STRI1’J'.'l)
SILKS,

Elie-It Satin, Plaid, Plain 1% Print-
ed Btu-ages.
lich I“1'e11cl1 Jaconcfs. Lawns ti: Bavm-ia11
C L O T 1[ S .
1:11:11 1-1.1111 .1.\'n 1-1:1\"r1~:n cn.u.11as.
Rich llroc-he. (,‘a.<l1n1erc. and Canton ('1':111c’
S .II' A \V L S .
'1‘ogetl1or with :1 gc11er:1l assortment of

1.1.\'1«:.\' .<111-;1~:1'1.\'<:, l'll.l.u\\’ ('.\.<1.\'1:s, Ll.\'l~1-.\' 1.1.\.\1.\s1<,
'1'.\1-.1.1~: 1‘1.o'1‘11.~', .11.-. _
DomesticCotton, Sl1ecti11gs.11l'1'i1-1ts,‘,
RlCl1 l1ACl".:1u1l B.\llll{()ll)l'Zltl|’.S IN ‘

11.-\ll(:|". V.\llll"1'l‘Y.

/'.‘.\’(1'l.l1.\'1l 5'.‘ (1'l'.‘R.lI.l.V II()l.\‘ ER)‘, «Ye.

.\l:1ki11_<_1; ill the whole the most 1-._\'fe11sivc and

1-ouipletc esf:1bli:-:11111e11f. i11 the L.'11‘11,c11,<1._.tL-_._- 11,1-

Fallcy & Staple Dry (imuls.
S. A: M. l“.. Tf,)\\'11l~‘. 1% C11,,
Im)mrIr:r.s uml I1’r~(rIiIr1-s.
No. 2SI Grand st.. New Y111-I.-_
-. ().\'1-: l‘111c1-: l.\'\‘.\1:1.\n1.v. .,;.-.2: 1111121

52!
Pa‘:

 

i.’1—.1;:. wifsbm. 1
Ladies’ French Boot and Shoe
2B A. z A. .A. 13. ,

279 Grand street,
_1\I‘ " IV ,l"()1tl1".‘

Pairfield County Savings As-
soclatlon.
CAPI'l‘AL $100-000.

lil1S Associatioll o1'g:111ized under the laws
. . ofthe. State. will receive deposits 01 5111115
from one dollar to one tliousand dollars, and
pay i11f.1.-rest. oil the sanlc, se111i-.111nu:11ly, :1t the
rate of six per cent. per annum. The st-‘.cnrity
to depositors is auiplc, as invested ca.pit:11 lies
11:.-twee11 them a11d :111y loss. Dcposites are free
l‘1'o111t:1x1.-s_. and-.111 sums under one h1111dred
dollars n1:1y be witlulrztwn, npo11 giving f_11c
’1‘re:1.<11rer ten days notice.

Deposits received daily at the ollice of the
Tre:1.~'111'er, where the b11.<i11css of the Co1np:111y
will be tr:111sactcd untilsuitableapartn1c11tsca11
be 11:111. l11te1'cst comm.cnes the 1st of every
1111111//1. l'll.‘1ENEZER. HILL, President. .

J. M. CARTER, Vice P1‘es1(lel1t.
.Dirc(tl0r.s'.

C1..\111r B1ss1-:L1.

J. M. C.\11'r1<:n
S.\.\'1‘on11 Co1.1:v
l"111:111sR1c1< Bl~2I.l)l-J.\’
Mon(;.1.\' T. S.\u'r11
S.1.\1unL Coir

J U.\'A'l‘iL\N C.-1.111‘
ALI-‘RED 1\f.\1.Lom'
E. C. Brssrzu.

lrlm-:x1«:7.1-11'. HILL
I:-1.1.11: S. D1-:1-Ins
G1-2:11:11:-2 G.I31s11o1'
J .-\.\fl~:s .\f.1L1.ol:v
J. A. l\"1-:1-:_n
S.\_\11'1:1. Lv.\'1~:s
',1‘llo.\f.\.~' I}. B1"1'1.1:1:
111.1 (I111-:1:ouY, )1. 11.
l\f.vr11I.1s 1I1'n1:1:1.r.
J .1111-:s W. l’1.\'k.\‘1~:v D.1v1o Pl.,vr1'
S.\.\ll7EL Lv.\'1-zs, .11. n. B1:xn1.1-:1‘ O. B.1.\'1(.<
G 1~:on<: 1: R. C1l()[.Wl£l.I. II. .\I. P11ow1'rr
W. 1}. E. Loekwoon.
J oux. A W1-:1-:11, Scc’y and Trcasm-er.
Norwalk, May 6111, 1854. 3t20'

 

Westport Savings Bank &. Bulld-
ing Associatlon.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
Qflicc in 7Veslport, over the Post Qfiirc.
lIlS Institution, orgaui'/led and establislied
under the laws of the State, will receive
o11 deposit any sum from one dollar to one
tliousand dollars, and pay interest 011 the same,
s=e111i-a11n11:1lly. at the r:1.tc of six per ce11t., per
ann111n : the Capital of the Institution bcin$c-
c11rity for all deposits made tl1erci11. S1101] de-
posits are free fro1n taxes, and may be with-
drawn on one montl1’s notice given to the
'I‘re-.1:~:11rcr.
ALVA GRAY. 1’residc11t.
’/..\I..\1o.\' S.\x1=o1111, Vice President.
Mr1:o.\' L. M.1so.\', Treasurer.
1)1'rcclor.s‘.
’/._1L.\1oN S.\.\'l~‘()1iU,
G:-:ol:1:1«: l‘11..\('1{.\1_\.\'. C11.u:1.r:s Wiznn,
S'1'111-:1-1'1‘ ll. KEI-}Ll~1R, G1~‘.o11el-: S. A1)_\.\1s_.
Jo.\'.\s II. P111-:Lrs.
Westport, Conu., May 1, 135-1.
C. FIELDS,
Manufacturer and Dealer 111
BOOTS, SE01’-S AND R'U‘BBERS-
II E subscriber has 011 l1a11d and is ready for
orders of :11] kinds of Water Proof Boots,
:1nd Dress Boots, of French Call’ or l’:1tent
Leatlier. From his lo11g practice in thisbranch
of the tr:1de_. 11c is confident that his work will
compare favorably with that of city manufac-
ture. He has also a general assortment of
Congress Shoes, Oxford fies, brogans, &c.
For the Ladies, he has :1. complete stock of
Gaiter and Morocco Boots, Bnskins, &c.
Cl1il1lren’s work of all descriptions on hand
and made to order. India Rubber Boots and
Shoes of all kinds, at C. FIELDS, opposite
l):1ul1nry & Norwalk R. R. Depot.
Norwa k. Nov. 19, I953.

A Card.

'I‘11e S11bsc1*ibers would 1'espectl'u11y i11for1n
the Ladies 01' Norwalk and vicinity, that they
have taken the Rooms recciltly occupied by
l)r.Bo_v1e, over the store of"'l‘l1om:1s Riley, where
they will be happy to execute all ordersin fash-
io1l:1.b1e dress luaking, which may be entrusted

to them.
.11 ISSES ALLEN & WINNETT.
FOR SALE.

1 A Ilolncsted cout:1ining about 18 acres of
lirst rate Land, with :1 good two story Dwelling
llo11sc, barn :111d other out-houses, situated
:1bont. I 1-2 miles east; f'ron1 New Ca.na:111 vil-
lage. and ~11 miles from Norwalk. Inquire. of

TIIOMAS CARTER. '
New C:1na:111, Jan. 2-1, 185-}. 1-15

Horse, Cow, and Chlcken Feed.
EI".l‘ constantly 011 band and at the low-
I. est n1:1rkct price by I-loL.\1l-:s 1% M111-:1(1~.'1:.
Capers. .
UST received, :1 fresh supply of Caper
Sauce. IIOLMES ti: MEEKER.

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Lumber. Lumber.
I_ ILL dz IIUBBELL have recently co111-
n1e11ccd the Lumber business at t11c old
st:u1~:l lately (1ecl1pie(l by .Mr. Charles T11o1n:1.-'.
:111d intend to keep 011 sale _
Timber, Lath and Llme,
together with every variety of Lumber sold in
this market. We shall be happy to accommo-
date customers with any thing in our li11e at
liberal prices. .111. HILL,
J. C. 
Norwalk, April 13th, 1854. .l5(i1nos*

P111: Sale cheap.

lot of Picks, Plows, Slcdgcs, &c. &‘c. The

plows embrace four sizes and are well
worthy the attention of farmers, as they w111
be sold at :1. bargain. Also, Castings of‘ every
description, at the general Blacksinltliing cs-
tablislxiiient. foot of ./11111 Hill.

W.1'1-1:11eu11r ti: DL'NC.\.\'.

Tissue Paper
OF good quality and variety of colors at

 

KNAPP’S.
rig,-‘;$I11:y for I'airbank’s cele-
brated ‘Scales.

LARGE supply of the above named
mauul'act11rc, which for accuracy and du-
raliilify cannot be surpassed, always on hand
111111 for sale at m:1.nufact11rcrs prices, by
lrrox & KELLOGG, 83 Water st., Bridgeport:

OAL, S:111d and white mortar Screens, of
every size at LYON ti’. KELLOGG"S,
S3 Water-st., Bridgeport.

New Jewelry Store,
«V0. 2, S/1'id(Iy’s Block.
U AVE received in addition to my former
large stock, some very choice goods the
present week and can now show to p11rc‘l1ascrs
the 1::1rgcst and richest stock of‘ goods in my

li11c ever offered to the public in this county.
0, S. CLARK.

———_H——— 
I. J‘. Gilbel-t’s
‘.f1LEBRATED BANDS for Machinery. for
C which we are the only Agentsin this co111l-
1_y_ A 1._,,-_.j.-U supply of all widths always 011
111111-El at just his prices at _
LYON As KELLOGG’S_.
83 Water st., Bridgeport.

Lyon’s Malgnetic Powders
4 OR the destruction of Insects, Bugs. -1'1‘.
without Poison, has been for many ye:1rs
:1.standar1l article throughout the United States
and is regularly i11 demand by all gopd Il(1l1(13S(t:E
keepers at t_lllS season of the yea1'kNI;pi) .

‘$1111 011‘.

1-‘ruui .~‘. )1. l'l-.1ll-.\<:ll.l..\,<'I>.'S .«\11v(~1-fi<i11g Agency’
12;’ .\':1.-.-':111.\‘tr1-4-f.1\'1~\v Yorlc. and No. 1 State Street,‘
1:11.-11111. F. .\1. l'l-I'l'l'1C.\'1'Zl1.l.-\'l'U.. :1rs- .\g1.-llts for the
.\'or\\‘.1lk(Z:1z1-tn-:111dflu-111<1stiullnr-nti:1l:1n.ll:1rgestci1'-
cu1:1.li11j: .\'ew.~'p11p1-rs both in the 'L'11i11-1l .<‘1:1t1-.-. and the
(J:1u11d:1.<.

°;ihf111'ti‘se111111ls.

.-.n-vv--. '\’ . _ , _._ ,

.v~ .».. c-/--. J. -.

Housekeeping Hardware,
AN D FANCY GOODS.
J. 19.. c. BERRIAN,

IM Pf)R'l‘l:}ltS a11d wholesale dealers in house
keeping .I1:1rdw:1rc :111d l"a11c'y Goods, 601
Bro:1dw:1y. N. Y. (.'uf.1ory. Silver and Plated
w:11'e,Composition. lu'11:u11e11ed and Iro11 1101-
low ware, lironzed, Copper :1ud Brass Goods,

_l}:1l.hi11g .-\ppa1':1l.11:=. '.|‘in. Wood and Willow
“"=l1‘t‘:_liI'11sl1e:-, inals, liaskets, Refrigerators,
_ Sporting 'l‘:1ckle. M-.

Our stock has for years

' INN been equal to and now sllrpasses i11 varie-

".Y “W1 OX1:-11f. :111y 2-in1i|:1r e.~;t:1l11i.~l1111ent i11tl1c
“"“"l-".V- "ml will be 5411111 :11 prices defying
colilpefitioil.

'1lIU _=1t_f<-11fio11 of ll1111se-la-ep1-1:5 :1nd mer-
0113111“. 15 l”"llf't1 1” 0111‘ .\'t.<11:1\‘ <1l'_<_:110t1$ tllltl pl‘I-
U0-" 1’“l"1"""l_\'1|l_:. . .1‘? C. lb-:11111.\.\'.
1.Y1"—’ 13111 1:1-o:1.1l\v:1y. ll. Y.
Locomotive Needles.
'|'111-Est: 111-.1-.111:-s‘ arc :<I.1p1-1'i<1r lo :111y inlported
into this country -.1111! :11-_1~,o11ly1-1111-l1:ul of
'I‘11o\1.\:~' 1\'. I-111w.\1:11 (;11_1,,
1-I l)eyst1‘(-cl. N. Y.

Fancy Goods.
'l‘11o,\1.\s 11; l'111\v.l1111 C11.1..
’ ".111-our:-211s of l-':n11:_v good.-'. l10:~'iery. Gloves,

1.:1ces.I-l111I1roi1l1-vies. |1i11en.~‘. ’1‘l11'e:1ds. Lo-
(_("u0l- .. 1,. - - l)._1A ... . |‘. .
131111119

lylfi

A (if Nil) :1.*':1«11‘1111«-11f. of wi1:do\v :1.n(1I’ict.1'.'t‘e
(_il:1ss co11sta.11fly on 11:11:11 :111d for sale in q11an-
f.iti1~.< to suit. p111-1-.l1:1se1's. ..lIerc11:111ts from ev-
ery sectiml are invifml to mill and ox-.11nine for
tllc-111s«'1\'es b1-flu-o b11vi11g. I11-1l1_-1-5 by letter
prolnpfly filled ' |:l11w.\::11 I’. l)lLi]{l|«:.

1-'l«f (J|1:11nb1.~1's Sf. 111-,:1r ll111l:.-1-11 1.’. 1; [1gp(,t_,x y
Cash Grocers.
C111-:1-:31-;1:|:o1'1:11 11'. t)1.1:.\11o1:1-:. wlioll.-.~::11e gro-

cers. 23025 ('l1:1111be1'sl.. and IUI1 lt1::1de 
N1,-\v York. l}11y1-rs are p:1rlic11l:1rly invited to
an o.\':1111in:1tion 11l'o111'sloek. ()1-ders by letter
prolnptly :1tl.c11dcd to at the lowest market.
1':1tcs. lyl.’1

Crystal Palace Tickets,
W,[AY be bad at the store of the su1_)scril1cr.
l 25 cents each. 1:} ll. l'{NAl’I‘.

 

]jLOUGllS of every (lesc1'iptio11, f'or sale by
_ 1:}. V. A. C111(=m5s3‘ER-
A DIES Misses and Inf-.111ts’ Faslliollable and
. A Rich styles Iiats and 11'o11ncts, just receiv-
ed fins «lay :111d for .~=:11e exceeiliiigly low at
\\'e;-:tpo1'f., J1111e 11). .\lOULTON"'S.

Only ‘.25 1'(')1l.«- (IIIII 137.'_. cI:11l.v, u. Bolllc.’
To all the People!
DR. LA1\l'G~LBY’S,

0 I
Compound Root or Herb Bltters.
Tlll-I 1'1«:oI'l.1-1's .\11«:11u‘1.\'1:.
“ Buy nu: mu] 1”]! do you _<_5uu1l.”

]fJAN(il.1l-ZY-‘S Compound l)ockRoot, Sars:1.-

parilla, Prickly Ash. Wild Cherry. Dande-
lion. M:111dr:1kc, :111d 121101111-arb, “Rtmt and
Herb I1’il(1'r.s-." '_1‘11ere can be no better medi-
cine f'or any one who is troubled (:15 nearly all
people :1re iii the Spring :111d Sulnnler) with
Liver Co1upl:1in‘1.J:11111dice, Weakiiess. Loss of‘
Appetite. Dyspt-psi:1. Ilcadaclle, and Bad Hu-
mor;-‘ in the Blood and Skin. :111d for Nervous
Debility. Costivclless and P1105, this Compound
is the best thing in the world. as by it. nature
is assisted i11 l1cr oper-.1tio11,. purifying thcblood
and removing dis-1-:1se.

Sold 111 Norwalk by W. E. Ilissell. Allen,
Meeker A". Co., J1‘llllIIl_£;'.>‘ A7 Newkirk. E.
Knapp. and by Age11ts at South Norwalk.

Sole Agellts i11 l:'l'i41gep01‘t~. W. J. d: E. Shel-
ton and 'l‘. C. Worlliu.

N. 1'). Depot. :1!) L'nion-st., Boston.

Notice.

HE 1111(1e1'sig11e1l liaving bl,-e11 by the Co11rt
. _ of l.’rob:1te for the District of Norwalk, ap-
pointed C11111111is.<io11e1';< on the l2lstatcof'D.\.\'11~:L
D.-.v1s. dcc‘d. late of New (.‘:1n:1:111 i11 said Dis-
triet. 1'ep1'r.<ent.e11 i11.<olvenf.. liereby give notice
that we will meet to 1li.-cllargc the duties of
our :1ppoiut1uent. at the In11 of L"l1:111ncey B.
lloyt, i11 said .\’1.-w (,‘:111:1:111. 011 the Sth d:1y of
July. A. I). l.\‘:'1~l, and on tl1eSth day of'Decc1n-
her. l.\‘.'1-f. at to o’elock. in fl1c f‘o1'e11oonot'cacl1
of said d:1,v:-'.

Said (‘ourt has limited a11d allowed, six
1no11tl1s train the date hereof" for the exhibition
to us of claims against said Estate.

Jos11L'.\ ll. I71-;1:111.<_. P Commis-
S.1.\11'1a1. A. W1~:1~:1). 5 sioucrs.
New C:1n:1an. June It). l.\'.'1f. 3t2fi

31u"‘23

G-R EAT 'n1:1ny very cheap _::oodsl1:1vej11st
been received and are now f'or sale. at
June 1!). M()L"L'l‘ON'S.
Flour, Salt, Meal, Peed, &.c
l1()liR ol':lifl'1-1'1-111. br:11ul.<. lock. Hay and
Sack Salt. (3111-11 M1.-:11, 1-‘inc Feed. Cor11
:111d (_1:1ts. kept 1‘-o11sl:n1f1y on hand at the Old
Mill. and for sale i11 q11:111fities to suit purcha-
S<‘1‘>' by Jf)>‘l:I1‘l[ W. ‘1lL'lJBELL.
.\'or\v:11k. Ju11e 51111. l.\"1-I tl‘23

 
 

Von Hee1'1ngen’s Books.
To_\' ll1-:1~:1:1.\‘1:1-:x‘.~' 1111rivalled Piano Forte
111str11clor.:11ul Youfl1‘s Song Book, are
now for .-<:1le at l{.\'A1’l"S. The above
works are printed in the new Notation. which
has received the :1pp1'ov:11 of the best Gernlan
M11sicia11.<. as well as of many llelnbers of the
Norwalk Il:1rn1o11ic Society.

7' 11113 .s11l)s1~.1‘iI1e1'.< flaring been appointed by
. the Court of l’1'ob:1te for the District of
Norwal k. Co111111is.-:i1111e1's to receive and exam-
ine the cl:1i1us of the Creditors of the Estate of
Bela St.Jo11n. 1:111: of Wilton i11 said District,
(leCe:1se1‘1, 1'ep1'e.~:e11te(1 insolvent: hereby give
notice th-.1t we will :1fte11d to the business of
our said :1pnoinfn1e11t:1t the Dwelling House of
C_vr11s l't:1y1nond. in :-':1id Wilton, on the first
’I‘|111rsd:1ys ol'Scpt.en1be1' and December next,
at one oiclock i11 the afternoon of said days.

Said Court lias lilnited :111d allowed. six
mouflls from the date l1er1-of for the exhibition
to 11s ot'cl:1in1s :1g:1inst said Estate.

ABIJAII BI-}'f"l‘.'\'. I Commis-

3125 (.'11..Es G111—:C.o11v. ‘sinners.
Wilton, June 1111.11. 18.11.

3-.“liLES.
"LARGE :1;-,'.~:(11-t111e11t of every size. style
and length. of the best 1nan11f'acturc, at
Lvox & l{1:1.1.o1:1: '.~'. 8:} \\’:1te1'st., Bridgeport.
OOl)'S 1il.~li.<‘I.\’.l:1l) BORAX, by the 113..
V case 01' 1)ill'l‘C1. ill.
LYON dz l(ELLOGG’S,
83 Water st., Bridgeport.

C. S. LOCKWOOD.

AS now on 11111111, :1nd will be constantly
receiving :1 good and well selected Stock

C705/ts, C'u.ssimercs and Vcstings,
Of‘ the finest qualities and latest P€1ttCl'I151
which 11c will 111:1kc 11p iii the most approved
styles. ‘
Also a general asso1-t111c11t of fine

RE1lDl{ M.-IIIE CLO'l‘lllNG

I11 all the various styles, and the best quali-
ty of work at low prices.
Gcntlemczfs F umis/1z'7zg Goods of all

/.'1'mZs.
If yo11 want the \vortl1 of your money call at
No. 3, Skiddy’s Block,
Norwalk, Ct.

Si

 

_ ____....__..__._. ._._.

To Let.
H191 barn near the Bridge, belonging to
the Estate of N. S. Bailey, dcc’d. Eu-
quire of '1‘. B. Butler, or Charles Fields. tflf)

NEW AND CHOICE
Stnlldard Pllblicattiolls.
(Just from Press, )

FRICA and the A1nc1‘ic:1u Flag. by Al1(1l:0“’
11. Foot, Coast Lie11ten:1nt Cominaildlng
the U. S. brig I'orpoisc 011 the coast of Africa} 1
Alone. by .\[ario11 11:11-l:1ud: _St1'll{-{files for
Life. or the .-\11t1)11i0.£.'1'4l‘1'.V 01 “ D‘ss°n.tmg
Minister: Mara, or the Child of Adoption;
tie, by F. W. Shelton. A. _. -; ‘_' “.' t U
HMO, of ,, _,.,,.m_._- l(llIy'S I<.11_t._1a11cc 111 0 1c
“rorhl by1.~,.,,,,CC_,~ [}ur11ey: Life and Adven-
,,,,.L,, O} ., (~,,,,m1.1-y M1-rel1:1nt. by J. B. Jones:
g-,1“. 0.1.1011 edition of Home (‘on1pa11io11, con-
,.,;,,§:,g the Star C11:11nber_ hpy W. M. Ains-
‘gem, A Stray Yankee i11 'l‘exas, Quordon
1[._,uu1ls, and other tales, :1t SELL1:CK’s.

Just Received.
1' A. Sl:‘.[1Ll§Cl{, :1 lot of splendid Grate
Aproiis, also Tissue 1’-.1pers, ornameutally
cut for Mirror and Pictllrc Frames. Leaves
a11d Wires for artificial Flower making, &c.—-

],«‘111- sale cheap.

--L...‘-1

__ crhtelftertfs.

1-‘no.1! war. 11. u’ooN.11.n’s .uv1:11'r1s1Na 11011311‘.
102 .~:Ass.\u-s1‘111:1-:'r.:v1-:\vroux.

 

 11» /‘/Ir’ L(I(ff'.I.\‘ r_1/' .\'(1r1:-,1]/,-(m,z Vicinily.
HOSE Ladies wishing to obtain their sup.
ply of G :1iter Boots :111d shoes for the com-
ing seas(iI1,- can not at Miller dc Co.’s I34 Canal
st. New York, I: reach Morocco and Kid Slip-
per 'l'ies, and Buskins of the first quality at 99.
and 10s. per pair: second quality Slippers and
’l.‘ies at (is. and Buskins -.11. Ts. all of my own
make and w:11-r:111ted good, Ladies G aiter boots
of all the faslliouable colors, at I25, I65. and
ISS. the pair. 'I‘he:-‘e beautiful articles of La.-
d1es wear are w:1rra11ted equal to any in the city.
Boys. Misses a11d cl1il1lren’s Gaiter Boots and
shoes of all kinds :1nd prices, the largest assert.
111cntof:1nyinNew Y111-k. White and Black
Satin. Black and llronze l1‘rc-nch Kid Slippers
f'or evenings. with :1 complete assortment of
India Rub|1c1' Ovcrslloes of’ all the different
styles. Ladies w11o_wisl1 good slices at mode-
rate prices will please call :111d examine f'or
t11c111selves. J. 11. MILLER 85 Co.
3111115 Iii-fCuu:11 street, near Thompson, N. Y.
Mowing Machines,
I l'J'l‘Cl1l.1'M'S 1'eee11t i111proved pattc1‘n,1:nan-
, 11facf11re11 by the l1o1«1e1'of'rigl1t of New
1£11g1:111<lSl:1tes.
\:Vl:l.lSl').LEll. &. El\:IERY’S
Horse Powers & Thrashers.
Gruiiz. Urru//1:.~'. I<'m111ing ..lIil/s, Corn Shel‘-
lcr.,~‘. llu_1/ I1‘u./.‘r.v. with steel tectli. For sale at
the L7.\'1o.\' .\«:n1r.‘1'1.'1'1‘1:.11. \\'..\n1~:11o1:SI~:__& SE}-IR

 

I'.\"l‘1-1l{If)R l)l-1(,‘()l‘1ATIONS.
Pratt do I-Iardenbergh,
.\1.\.\'1'1‘.\r_'1'r1:1:1:.-' .\.\'11 1.u1'o11r1»:1<.~',

..\"11. 360 BI'U(lIlI.I.‘ll.l/ A2-to York.

Have added to their Wholesale l111siness, a
RETAIL l)l:It’.-\R'l‘ME.\'T.

And are er>nsf:1111ly 1'1-1-,eivi11g all the new 1-:11-ietieg or
IVU/I Pu}u-r mu! J)r1:oralions,
from the niost eminent m:1.11uf11eturers of EU-
ROPE. which with the best styles of AMERI-
CAN production they will l1e pleased to exhibit
to any and all who may call upon them, either

with :1. view ofp11rc11asi11g or to see the perfect-
ion this branch of nu111nf'act.nre has obtained.
1'1-.1v_\r1:R1-;s1111:xr-1~:s. IIo1‘1-;1.s, PUBLIC BUILDINGS
(}u1'1u-1112s. 1i.\.\'Kl.\‘I: llovsrzs, STORES, AND OFFI-
1:1-:s in any part of’ the co11ntry appropriately
I‘.\r1-;111;n on 111;:-o1:.11'1-:11 i11 F111-zsco, MARBL1-: or
‘V0093: in :1 :<upel'1OI‘ m:1nncr by the best work-
men in the trade, at 1'e:1s0nablc prices, and the
work w:1rra11te1l. 61117

Stearns, Hutchinson & 00.,
[2 A: 1-1 WARREN STREET,
NEW‘ Yonx.
IIOLESALE Dealers in Staple and Fan-
cy Dress Goods, Ribbous, Gloves, Hosi-
ery, Linens. Laces and Millincry Articles.
which are offered at the lowest market prices.
to Cash and prompt 1111110 b11)'01‘S-
THOS. G. STEARNS, G. S. I-IUTCHINSON,
DAVID R. SE1'_1LECK.
Nos. 12 and LI Warren st.
(First street below Chambers-st.)

PIANO-FORTES.

New, and Second Hand, For Sale.

RICES f'rom $100 to $600, of New York
and Boston u1au11f'acture, by the best ma-
kers. Any one in Norwalk and vicinity in
want of :1 Pi:1no-Forte are invited_ to call and
examine them. ()ld Pianos taken in exchange:
F. II. N .1811, Prof. of Jtlusic,
38 aV'o. 510 Broome st.. N. Y.

GOLD 8-. SILVER WATCHES.

Diamonds, Jewelry 81 Silver Ware.
THE Subscriber would call the atten-
 tion of purcl111sers visiting New York
" - City, to his large and well selected stock-,
coniprising in part, the following (which he of-
fcrs f'or sale at less than the usual prices,) and
which will be forwarded to all parts of the Uni-
ted States and Canadas, by mail or ‘express,
free of charge.

JULES JUGHNSHN WATCHES;
W:1rr:111tc«l perfect time-keepers, from $150 to $250

COOPER WATCHES.

I-Juplex and Lovers, from $125 to 5275

INDEPENDENT SECOND.
and Quarter Second Watc11c.~1 f'or timing

horses
GHRONOMBTDR8,

Splendid (told Pocket L‘l1rouon1eters, perfect

ti111e-keepers $125 to $250

EIGHT DAY WATCHES.
which r11n eight: rla_v.~: with once winding $140 to $185
ENAMEL WATCHES,
for Ladies. some i11 hunting cases 335 to $100
DIAMOND WATCHES,
for L:1.dies, seine i11 inagic c:1ses $55 to $300
zvmerc wzurcnns,
wl1i«.-11 change into three different Watches $100 to $175
WATCHES‘-.WHIC1-I WIND ‘UP
and turn the hands without :1 key 385 to $140
Jlll 1{1'ml.>' of U"atc/zcs at Low Prices.

$125 to $250

Fine Gold Lepine Wzttclics, 4 holes jewclled $25 00
Fine Gold D1-t:1el1(-11 Lovers 30 00
Gold 1-In:1n11-ll».-d \\':1tel1cs for the Ladies 35 00
‘~' l-lnglisli 1’:1tenf. Lovers 35 00
“ “ “ “ . bunting cases 58 00
Silver l’:1f.eut l.eve1‘~' aslow as 16 00
“ Detaclied 1.:-vers ‘- 14 00

Jctc¢~lr_1/. Gold 8; Silver Plate, &c,
l.:11lies’ Gold Sets—E:11‘-1'i11g.<, Pins and

bmcelets $15 00 to $75 00
E:11'~1~ings. $2 to $25; Pins, 52 to $25 ;

l31':1celcts 5 00 to 80 00
Gold l.oekets_-—one. 2, and 4 glasses 8 00 to 25 00
Gold Guard (‘h:1in.~; )0 fin M in 041
Gold (‘l1:1.tel:1ine Cllztius ' ‘
Gold Vest f‘11:1ins
Gold Fob-Cl1:1ins
Fine 3ol-l \\'1-dding Rings
Gold G11:1r<l Keys .
Gold F01)-1{L*}‘.\ __ - 1
Gold l-‘ob-Sc-:1ls 3 00 to 12 00
Gold 'l'l1iu1l1les 2 50 to 5 00
Gold l'e11cils 1 25 to 7 00
Gold Pens and Pencils 3 52 to 16 00
Dianlond Rings 7 00 to 250 00
Diainond F111‘-rillgs 100 00 to 300 00
Diamond Pins 15 00 to 300 00
Gold Crosses 2 00 to 12 00
Gold I-‘i11gr~1'-rin_r.:.<. with stones ‘.3 00 to 15 00
Gold Sleeve Buttons 1101' set 2 50 to 12 00
Gold Studs per set 1 50 to 10 00
Gold Spect:1cle.~' per pair 5 00 to O 00
Gold l-7_\'e-(ll:1s.~'es 1 75 to 8 00
Silver Ten Spoons per set: 5 00 to 9 00

do Table do per set 12 00 to 21 00

do Table-I-‘orks per set 13 00 to 23 00

do Cups forChild1'e1l 5 00 to 15 00

do N:1pkin-Rings each 1 50 to 8 50
Gold Armlets for (‘hildrcn per pair 2 50 to 6 00
I-‘lain ($0111 Rings 75 to 3 oo
Chnsenl Gold Rings 1 001:0 5 00
Silver Tliinibles, Silver Tops 87
Gold Scarf Pins 1 00 50 7 .00

GEO. C. ALLEN.

- ' of Watches 8:. Jewelr
hnpol te\l\'11o1.1:.<.-1171: .\_\'11 RETAIL, y’
-.\'o. 11 \V.u_r. Srmzrrr,

Iv; (Second Floor.) near Rroadivay, New York,

TXFFB s M I '1' H’S-,
DIACEIIENRY DEPOT,
95 ]VIcLicZm Lame, .N. Y. 

EEPS constantly 011 hand

Pressure a11d Regulating valves, for
Steam Engines. Steam Whistles. Mill and Cir-
cular saws, 5 kinds of Mortice Machines, Tenon
Machines, Boring do.,1\Iiniug Machinery, Cor-
nish pumps, lifting and forcing, Steam Euglnes
and Boilers, Stamps and illortars, Drilllmg ma-
chines assorted, Power and hand puuches,-H}TI1-
ing lathes for iron and wood, p1an_1l1S m“°h_“1°5
for wood and iron, sash and moulding machines,

Tenon machines, Spoke do.. &c. _
Also, machines for turning axe Mid P 101*
handles, Leather Belting all sizes. best ma.-
chinery oil, wliolesale :111drcl‘-111_i }‘I“°hm°5'~'5
flies assorted. Sand l’aper ‘‘ Gages" best, Em-
cry paper and Emery cloth. also the best Lon-
don Eme,.y_ an Nos..:11S0, Iro11 _ pipes for ‘Gas
and water. assorted f'ro111 I I-2 Inch t0 12 Inch
in di,,meg¢';-, Terms cash. or -.1pproved paper.34

_..-———-—--~".‘”
T CIIICIII-JSTERS Hardware Store can_be
found the 1;“-gestasso1'tment of Paints, Oils,
V111-uislies and Painters’ Materials, ever offered
in this market call and see him. sept. 81:11:,

 

 

 OR Hoes, a. new article in‘ this

: ‘k ll, I ‘.11 l.
mu 6 Oisiive. :f.cH1cnEs'rER1

Stone For Sale.

LOADS of good Stone for sale, suita-
5 blc for docking or building ‘purposes,
and but :1 short distance from the Bridge. En-
quire at the Gazette Oflice.

Patterson’s Compound Extract

of BITTER APPLE!

FAMILY Remedy, 11scd by tl1o11_saI1dS and
found invaluable i11 the fol1ow1n_gtc§lI|l'.
plaints, viz. : Dpspepsia. Liver C0m_P1‘““ :S.“k
pitation of the Heart, J au11d1ce. W 0tl_‘m5t:i0 1:0“
Head-ache, Bilious Complaints, Clogs :‘I;t;a1,and
the Bowcls, Loss of Appetite, a_11t 0 home i:
Nervous Dcbility. The use “of Onffh a di-
sufiieieut to satisfy any one of_1t§ WOII 1 im_ - 9
.- - h as in p1'.lCOlt\Vll;h1I'l the reach of
Ce j:s,.,S.;?,,.,,,f|,y ll. Patterson, Darien, Ct.

. For SW, by J oh11 .-X‘. W cod and W. L. Bissfil
\zm.“.,,1k 1[_ Taylor S. Norwalk, Sam]. C_. S1 -
j‘ 11 New Canaan. Charles H. Bouton Wilton,-
fimriiuttlc and J. L.‘ Bradley Westport. 311125‘

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