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NUMBER 371—NEW SERIES. NOItWALK, CT. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1846. VOL U M E 29—N OUJ E I?
POETRY. Man, 1 shall not obey thee! said Seth, in over the arguments he had advanced ii^ less and faithful bosnm. Young Love was Mew Bry Goods Store I a cool determined tone. 1 no longer ac urging her to leave her present'situation, j beginning to shed his sweet and happify- THE DYING WIFE. knowledge thine authority ; and, from this and go forth with him into the world ing influences over her pure and gentle Cnnifi nc.srer tn mo William, come ••nid clasp me iu hour, I am no longer one of thy blinded his companion for wtfal or for woe. heart, and his twin nngel, Hope, had just thilit; arms. and deluded people. I go hence, he ad '1 he more she thought of he proposed showed his snowy pinion to her unaccus Ho m« For the .-iirht of iLue, my loved one, even i!catb of ded, turning out of the path with the view step at first so startling, the less feaiful tomed vision pointing her to a land of feur disarms; of passing by the other. did it appear. I he more she weighed his Come nearer to me William, coir.e and fold me tn earthly felicity, which ever before, even in AT THE OLD RUS OF t! y bi«a?t, I will detain thee—1 will seize thee—I reasons with those she found herself a le her bl ighted dreams, had been pictured to And let my head be pillowed where alone it can find will curse thee, and, verily, I will smite to bring up in refutation, the lighter grew her mind j but all these grateful feelings rest. r . ... thee! exclaimed the fuming Elder, spring the objections which had causcd her to had been suddenly chilled and frozen in BLACKMAN & BETTS, MAIN ST. NGRWALK, Go and call die children, Wiliiam, go and call them ing at the other and ma ing a desperate hesitate even in giving him a definite prom the current that was so blis fully wafting from their (day. grasp at his collar. ise of acceding to his request whan they her away to the promised haven of happi* Fori am conscious, my own husband, that I'm has The young man, however, was not taken should again meet; and as her scruples Contains a good assortment of Goods recently purchased, and Cheap. tening fast away ; riess—ali these bright visions had vanished^ Go call the children, William, bid them gather round unprepared for the on^et, and the next in yielded and gave way, the unchecked leaving her future not only blank and 'THE subscriber would call the attention of purchasers to the pleasing variety of his stock, and iny bed, stant tl e wrathful Quaker was sprawling prudence of her own heart came and soon cheerless but with portents of persecution • although he would not so far impose upon the good sense of this community, as to boast of its And let me by my feeble hand upon each infant's upon the earth. decisively turned the already inclining and wo, from which there was no hope of head. being the "Largest and Richest, the Best and Cheapest," to be found in this extensive arid en Bounding towards the pond with the balance, leaving her now free to wander escaping. These circumstances combined terprising world, yet he does believe, that in every point of merit, it will bear a favorable com Oh! forgive me my beloved, for each harsh or hasty object of getting out upon the water be unhesitatingly o/er the bright field of made the poor girl's loss no ordinary be parison with his neighbors. word, fore his diseomlitted antagonist could re destiny which had been presented to her reavement ; and most persons of her nat 22a^DDI£IS^3 For thon»li my will was sometimes strong, I ever for thee caret'— cover himself and reach the shore in pur view. ural sensibilities would probably have sunk lire invited to an examination of his DRESS GOODS; plain and twilled GINGHAMS ; Mus ()! forgive mc my heart's treasure, let my faults for suit, Seth quickly gained the landing, has After indulging- in her pleasing reveries under the weight of the affliction. But lin, Rep'd, and Cashmere D\L AINES ; pin id, plain, and fig'd, cotton and silk warp ALPACAS; gotten be. tily unfastened the skiff and leaped on as long as inclination prompted, the moid- Alartha was a Christian ; and she meekly BOMBAZINES: French and German MERfNOES; plaid Cloaldttfzs ; Prints to suit all fan • And think alone upon my love, my burning love for board ; but before he could succeed in en arose, dressed, and was on the point 0! cies ; Broclia, Printed Cashmere, heavy Damask, and common winter SHAWLS; Hosiery, thee. bowed beneath the chastening red, and an extensive assortment Kid Gloves; cotton, silk and merino do; fine Swiss, Book, .Tackonet, c!earing the boat fairly from the shore, and descending from her chamber to join in turned for consolation to that life-spring You'll see me, William, will 3-011 not, you'll see me as he was stepping backwards, with han performing the domestic duties of the on high which i< never long a sealed foun -find check Muslins; Fringes, Gimps and Buttons for Dress Trimmings ; beautiful Table Spreads; when in death ? "Table Linens ; superior Hat Velvets, Satins, Silks, and "Ribbands," Flannels, bleached and You'il come and kiss my cold, cold brow, when gone dled oar, the infuriated Filder came puffing morning, when her attention was arrested tain to the meek and devoted followers of brown Muslins, &c. &c. &c. my latest breath ; in hot haste down the bank and dashed by an unusual commotion among the fam Him who once bixself knew earthly sor S3T=0* L® S^T And, William, dearest William, when 3'ou lay- me into the water up to his I- nees after the ily below, which she soon ascertained, rows. 'neath the sod. receding boat, which even at that moment from some \\ ords that readied her through But while Martha was thus comforted WILL oblige by taking n look at his Collars, IJosoms, Stocks, Cravats, Scarfs, Silk and Cam Re member, though my body's there, my spirit is bric H'DK'FS; Gloves, Socks, Jeans, Tweeds, Suttinets, Cassimores, Beaver, Pilot, and with God. had just passed out of his reach. Ksp\ing, the partially opened door, to be caused by and sustained, no such consolation re however, the end4of the rope, which, in the the discovered nb.-ccnce of Seth, f r whom mained for the despicable wretch whe had BROAD CLOTHS ; Traveling Bags, Umbrellas and CAPS. And bring the children, William, bring them some All the above Goods and many more, will be sold at the lowest market prices for Cash, or times to my gra\ e, hurry of unfastening had not been taken search had alreaJy been made, but in vain, been the cause of her troubles; and the short credit to prompt customers. I11 the church-yard's quiet shadow, where the weep up, and which was now dragging through i he consciousness that within her own more he tried to sti 1 his .-tartled con Frequent additions of fashionable Goods arc made to the above Stock. ing willows wa\ c; the water within reach, he instantly seized bosom she harbored the secret of the miss science, the more did its acc.ising- spirit And tell them, dearest William, of the paradise it and gave a sudden jerk. Unconscious ing one's abseei ce,\\hi h she might not re For sale cheap, handsome OILCLOTHS, CARPETS, and RUGS. above. ' rise up to disquiet him, not only for the Wanted IsiimcdiatcSy. And bid them pray that we may meet within those of the oversight he had committed, and, veal, made her, for the first time in her hand lie had in the young man's death, but realms of love. therefore, wholly unprepared for this, 5,000 pra wool socks and stockings. 10,000 lbs. white and ini.vd Yarn, at the life, tee 1 like a guilty one ; and, daring not for the part he had previously acted to movement, the young man lost his balance to go down lest her appearance should be wards him in his general misusrge, and Mammoth Sign iBr3 WARD'S.^a THE SHAKER LOVERS. in the violence of the shock-, was precipi tray the agitation she felt, she paused at more particularly in an affair to which tated backwards over the end of the skifi the head of the stairs, and stood some time only a slight allusion has as yet been made. Norwalk, Nov. 20, 1846. ~ Continued. into the water, a> d instantly disappeared to compose her feelings and trnin a com About a month previovs to the time of Fondly and anxiously gnzed the youtli beneath the surface. With a desperate ' SADDLES, IIAJBSJESSES, &c. BLACK SfMfiTIl'S COAL mand over her countenance, which should which we are spea ing, a .-tnnger from after the maiden till her retreating form effort the Elder first drew the skiff' high save her from showing any excitement :il fS&e StHemp Seed, for sale by jects upon the impressions of aversions destruction should he attempt to come on in his unaccountable abscence, was found however, till the inquisitive elder had fish ed of the best materia Is, and embracing the double J. A. WEED. and hatred of the world, which tliev so shore, he seemingly became panic struck in the circumstance that his hat was found ed from him, as cautious as he evidently merit of security and taste-fulness. Every article sedulously implanted in the bosoms of their and confused ; ;.nd glaring wildly around needed in the line, may be found here, of the BUSHS' Turks Island Salt, forsale floating near the shore, wbi e at a little i tended to be, some clue to the' contents- youth, aided by the ignorance in which best quality, and on very moderate terms. Re 100 cheap by GKO. W. SMITH. him an instant, sunk again, with a gurg distance one of his shoes had been espied of the letter. No sooner was the stran pairing as usual. WM. B. SWAN. they are kept for the same purpose, and by ling sound, to rise no more to the view. sunk on the bottom, fished up and identi ger's back fairly turned than Higgings re Norwalk, JuJy 29, 1846. 18 Life Insurance. which they are generally rendered as help With a look of still unmitigated malice fied. tired to a private apar'.ment and broke open less and passive as could be wished, yet and ferocity, and vviih the same menacing It can be belter imagined than described the letter, which proved to be from a BltUEN'S THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE force, whatever may be said to the contra ttitude, the ruthless Elder stood waiting what were the fellings of Martha on hear- neighbor of Seth's uncle, whom we have ASSURANCE SOCIETY—OK LO.VDON, ry, is, or at least was formerly not unfre- for a second appearance of his victim a ' ing these mournful tidings. No word or before mcntione J, and which announced LIVERY STABLE quently reso ted to for the purpose of full moment, when he began to exhibit i sound, however escaped her lips on the the successsive deaths, within a few c&xys JT. CAIflP, Jr. AgOEst. restrainin: tlr>se detected in attempting to' ens of surprise, and lower his weapon ue asion. of each other, of that uncle and the neph- THE undersigned would^respectfully inform to escape. Seth therefore, with the view a little, still keeping, however, his eye She turned deadly pale, indeed, and for'ew living with him,by which t vent, it was his friends that he has on hand a few choice PREMIUMS—For the Assurance of JjjtlO© of avoiding collisions growing out of any cenly fixed 011 the spot. Alter waiting a moment leaned her head for support! stated, as no will or wills had been made, Morses & Citi'i'iitges which he will let. on On a ssaJglSc Life. attempt that might be made, in case he had in vain nearly another moment for the against the door casing ; and th's was 1 Seth became the legal heir to all the estate very reasonable terms. He intends to keep 3 > 3 > 3 50 *3 •=3 been suspected and watched, to prevent drowning man to rise, the F.lder became succeeded by a quick heaving of her bo thus left, consisting of a good farm and none but the best kind of horses, and having pur °s£• 3 s c £• his going away, deemed it best to depart thoroughly alarmed, and throwing down som, while with clasped hands and closed considerable personal property. The wri chased a number of New Carriages and Harnes c __ 0 Si 5 c in a direction and manner which the Sha his oar, hurriedly retreated a rod or two eyes her trembling lips moved rapidly, as ter closed by advising the young man tq ses of fashionable and genteel styles, he would ff CD c kers would be the least likely to suspect invite those who may want an establishment a 3 "2 2 on the bank. 11 ere he turned and threw if earnestly engaged in silent devotion. leave hi-s present situation, came home cr O little superior to those usually kept in a common d Tr. d 5 a; 2 him of taking. In pursuance of this plan another anxious and troubled look upon But the next moment as she opened her and take possession of his property. Af- livery stable to give him a call. v. S? •ji rt' Si if, he had determined t") take the boat and O 0 and around the fatal spot. A few faint eyes, and with I rrn step descended from ! ter reading the letter carefully over several MARCUS BRUEN. cross over to some point which was to bubbles, rising successively to th^ surface, her room, a spectator could have detected : times, the perfidious elder committed it to *^5 <$' q' << < Norwalk, Nov. 2, 184G. 44 place ! im beyond the family possesions, alone answered his enquiring gaze, and, nothing more in her placi 1 though mourn-: the flames, and spent the remainder of the 15 $1 48 $1 64 $32 01 $0 78 $0 81 within the boundaries of which the pursuit reading in them conclusive evidence of ful countenance than he might have seen j day in devising nnd settling his plans, and THOU AS HE LEY, 1(3 1 51 1 68 32 61 0 79 0 83 of their fugitives was usually confined. the horrid truth, he gave a convulsive in the faces of the rest of the sisterhood drawing up for Seth's - signa'ure an ac- MERCHAN T T.AILU R, 17 1 55 1 73 33 23 0 82 0 85 Congratulating himself on the resuit of his start,and fled in terror toward the buildings among whom she now immediately rriin- 'quittance to the family of all the property 18 1 60 1 77 33 85 0 83 0 87 WOULD take this interview with Martha, which besides as fast as his quaking limbs could carry gled. he had or of w-hich he might become the method to inform the 19 1 64 1 82 34 48 0 85 0 88 ; lling his bosom with blissful conscious him, mumbling and chattering to himself Most of the day was spent by the Shaker inheritor. And the next day, after having public that he has taken 20 1 68 1 87 35 12 0 86 0 90 21 1 73 1 92 35 80 0 88 0 93 ness that his love was reciprocated, and as be went: men in dragging the pond in sentch of the. smoothed the way for the attempt, as he the store formerly occu r pied by Mallory & Banks, 22 1 77 1 97 36 47 0 90 0 95 inspiring his rriind with the joyful hope Now, who would have thought it! If bod} , from which operation elder Higgings , supposed, by an unusual display of affabilU 23 1 82 0 02 37 17 0 93 0 98 that the prize of his affections would soon the young man could have swam ;—and am kept studiously aloof; though the nervous ty and parent like kindness, he cautiously but more recently by 0 Scribner and Riley ; 24 1 87 08 37 87 0 96 1 01 be his, had passed over, as he supposed, I to blame for that he never learned to restlessness lie exhibited hrough the day, broached the subject to the young man 25 where he intends to car 1 93 2 14 38 59 0 98 1 05 undetected, he pursued his way with a smirnl Of a surety i a'mjiot. And then and the many anxious & enquiring glances and trie ! to induce him to sign the paper, 26 1 98 2 20 39 34 1 02 1 10 ry on the tailoring busi light and rapid step along the path leading did he not lift his hand against a gifted he frequently cast toward those thus en-jfal ely affirming it to be one of their regu- ness in all its various 27 2 03 2 26 40 09 1 05 1 15 0 0 to the water. He had nut gone many rods, member of God's Church! And more gaged, plainly told that le felt a painful la ions to require such n act of the young" branches; he would ten 28 09 33 40 85 1 10 1 20 29 0 15 2 39 41 61 1 15 1 25 however, before, to his utter surprise, his over, have I not saved the family's boat, interest in what was going on The members of their society, whether they der to them his thanks for the patronage here 30 0 22 0 46 42 37 1 21 1 30 old persecutor, the sleepless Higgings, which he was about to purloin! Verily, I search proved a vain one. This, however, had any property or not when theyllrrived tofore received and hopes by careful and unre 31 0 28 2 53 43 13 1 S3 1 35 stepped out from behind a covert, and, with have done a good thing, though 1 will not did not lead any one to donbt that tl e' at a legal age, at whieb Seth, as it happerr- mitting attention to business, to secure from 32 0 34 2 60 43 90 1 30 1 40 a look of malicious indignation, confronted name the matter to the people, lest it lead young man's fate was any different from ; ed, had a few days before attained. The them a liberal support. He will assure those 33 2 41 2 68 44 68 1 35 1 45 him in his path. Deeply vexed, but noth- the temptation of evil speaking against the one first supposed, as the body, it was; latter, however, secretly meditating upon who may favor him with a call that his work will 34 2 48 2 75 45 45 1 40 1 50 ing daunted or turned from his purpose, i rulers, and peradventure get to the world's conjectured, had floated ofF and sunk in |leaving the family soon, had r.o notion of be done in )a manner that will give entire satis 35 2 55 0 83 46 24 46 54 1 1 the young man paused and threw back a J magistrates. And then, again, there is some of the deepest pa.'s of the pond.' cutting himself off from any right of prop- faction. Garments will be furnished at as low 36 0 62 2 90 47 03 1 50 1 57 look of indignation and scorn at his detes-1 the youth's properitv, which he was so But, although ail were of the op'nion that erty which might some day accrue to him, prices and on as reasonable terms asat any other 37 0 69 2 99 47 83 1 54 1 59 Seth had met his death by drowning, yet,'though now he certainly had no such ex- similar establishment in Norwalk. 38 0 77 3 08 48 65 1 57 1 60 ted opponent; for, perceiving the bolder ifroward and perverse about relinquishing Norwalk, Sept. 1, 1846. 40 39 2 85 3 17 49 49 1 59 1 62 to be alone, and conscious of his own bodily |to the church. Nay, I will let the affair with regard to the manner in which the pectations, and he therefore firmly refused 40 0 93 3 26 50 35 1 61 1 63 powers, he disdained either to cower or be known, but go to wor right cunningly casualty could have happened, there were to comply with the elder's request. After Hew Discovery. 41 3 03 3 36 51 26 1 63 1 66 flee, but, with an air of cold defiance, stood j and secure it all for God's heritage. Yea, many and various m nds: sotne supposed renewing the attempt several times and1 42 3 13 3 47 52 21 1 65 1 69 waiting his movements. ve.-ily, I have done a good thing, that he must have waded in to secure 1 resorting to every art and falsehood which •ECONOMISTS' PAINT. 43 3 23 3 59 53 20 1 67 ] 72 Ah! thou vile young heritic ! at length Thus stranely reasoning, and thus des- something which he saw floating near the he deemed likely to aid him in his pur- 3 35 3 HE subscribers having purchased the 44 72 54 22 1 69 1 75 exclaimed the Elder tauntingly; I have ' perately grasping at salvos for his troub- j shore ; others that he had risen in his pose, Higgings was compelled to relinquish, 45 3 47 3 85 55 27 1 72 T Right to make, sell and use, the above ar 1 78 caught thee at last, then, in thine own in-j led feelings, the terror stricken Elder J sleep and gone in, while others considered his fraudulent designs, with no other re- 46 3 59 3 99 56 35 1 76 1 82 ticle, offer it. to their friends and the public, as a iquities, eh! What was theej saying to'reached home, and, without uttering a , either of these suppositions to be highly suit than that of exci'ing the suspicions o? cheap and durable substitute for white lead, (at 47 3 73 4 15 57 48 1 80 1 86 the maiden! • syllable of what had happened to any one ' improbable, since some of the young men Seth, that there might have, indeed, some- two thirds the cost of white lead) for the paint 48 3 88 4 31 58 64 1 84 ] 92 j ing of the outside and inside walls of houses, 49 4 04 4 48 59 84 1 89 1 98 What thee will not be likely to be much immediately betook himself to his solitary '• made known the fact that the deceased thing occurred at his uncle's in his favor, barns, fences, &c. Its durability has been tes 50 4 21 4 68 61 08 1 94 2 06 the wiser for, indignantly replied Seth, JI odgings, not there to find peace and re-1 w'as an expert swimmer. These and many and of hastening his determination to leave ted, and we can with confidence rocominend it. 51 4 39 4 88 62 38 2 00 2 20 who felt confident that, w hatever had been ; pose, but to writhe^and turn under the other conjectures equally erroneous were j and go and see for himself. ft admits of being mixed, as a brilliant white or 52 4 59 5 10 63 71 2 08 2 36 the Elder's luck as a spy, he could not scorpion stings of conscience—that unes- formed respecting the mysterious even',! It was no wonder,; then, when all these 53 4 80 5 34 65 05 0 any color or shade ordinarily used in house pain 17 2 53 from the distance of his position, have capable hell of the guilty which retributive till wearied with the fruitless discussion, j injuries, closed as the dark catalogue 54 5 03 5 59 66 43 2 30 0 ting, &c. 73 gained1 much' in the ' character of" an eaves Heaven has planted in the bosom of a man it was given up as a case entirely hopeless 1by the death1 1 of~c the victim, rose in review 55 5 28 5 86 67 82 2 54 2 95 Buildings and fences, which have been with- dropper. for the certain punishment of his crimes, of any further elucidation, and before the mind of the guilty elder, that put paint 10 or 20 years (because of the great 56 5 53 6 14 69 19 2 78 3 19 Ha ! dost thou defy thy appointed ruler, Meanwhile the lovely and conscientious permi.ted to rest. his conscience troubled him. He had expense of oil paiut) are now painted with the 57 5 79 6 43 70 54 3 01 3 43 (economist's paint and are easily mistaken for 58 6 07 6 74 71 90 3 25 3 68 young man! Confess thy sins unto me, Martha wholly unapprised of what had; Seth had been a peculiar favorite with not, it is true, really intended quite to pew. Boards upon barns and fences that have 59 6 36 7 07 73 27 3 48 3 96 est I make an example of both thee and , befallen her lover, retired to her peaceful the family generally, and his loss for destroy the young man's life; but he never been' planed are readily coated with it, 60 6 68 ; 7 42 74 63 3 73 4 25 her in punishment for thy heinous offences. I pillow, and endeavored to rcflect calmly many days cast a gloom over the minds of could not disguise from himself that his acts had so much produced the fatal result and on such will stand good for many years. For EXAMPLES.—A person at the age of 25 (next Hypocrite, I know thee, and for myself on the new and interesting subjects which the little community who were thus unex povering white wash which rubs oft", upon inside birth dny) by the payment, of 98 cents will have I defy thee! but 1 bid thee beware how her recent interview had opened to her pectedly called to mourn his premature as if his own hand had dealt the death-blow, walls, nothing equals it. It perfectly prevents insured the sum of $1Q0, should his death hap thee shall furtiier persecute that innocent mind ; but finding herself unable to do this decease. The impressions, however, like and that, too, under feelings but little less the rubbing o'F, and is very brilliant. pen within the period of one year from the date girl; for, as sure as thee harms a hair of from the thousand crowding thoughts and all otheis of the kind, wore gradually holy than he need to have possessed to We havp. also secured the right of making of Insurance, or by the annual payment of $1,05 away from the minds of all except the render the deed the foulest in the list of and using a varnish to lay over the same, where her head, I will haunt thee while I live, sensations which contributed to swell the for five years, he will have insured the sum of and haunt thee when I am dead !... general tumult of her bosom, she discreet bereaved Martha and the conscience smit crimes. Jn vain did he try to shut out a gloss is desired, which is equally durable, SlOO, should his death happen within the peri Accustomed only to witness tokens of fy deferred the task for a cooler moment, ten elder, from whose bosoms the memory these disquieting t'houghts from his mind} standing cleansing the same as copal varnish. od of five years from the date of Insurance. Or, of'the lo^t one, for reason* peculiar to in vain did he try by quibbling and sophistry The above articles are always on hand, for by the single payment of $36,59, he will have the most abject submission in the people and having piously commended herself to to still the voice of conscience, and he sale in large or small quantities, and every di insured the sum of $100 at his death tchenever over whom he tyranized, and totally unpre the protection-of her Maker, yielded her each, was not, as may be suppossd, so easi rection given to purchasers for using the same. it may happen. pared for such bold language from the self to those quiet and peaceful slumbers ly to be erased. soon became the prey of the most horrible Samples of its effects can be seen by calling at Or, he will secure $100 at his death, by pay young man whose spirit he had greatly that constitute not the least among the Although the circumstances in which fancies ' j He remembered the accidental the store of the subscribers. ing $1,93 annuvlly during the remainder of his underrated, the terrified Elder stood for a rewards of virtue and innocence. On Martha was placed forbade any manifesta threat made by Seth among the last things DIMON FANTON, & CO., I-Iouse- life ; or by the annual payment of $2,14, instead tion of her peculiar griefs, and wholly pre he uttered—I will haunt thee while I Painters, &c. No. 8 Main st. moment fairly choked with rage, unable awaking the next morning, her thoughts of $1,93, he will be enttled tp participate in the from the violence of his passions to utter immediately recurred to the subject that eluded her from communicating them to live, and the fearful words, 1 wilt haunt Norwa|k, Oct. 6, 1866. - 40 profits of the Society at. each division. a single word. others, and receiving in return those alle thee when I am dead—I will haunt thee With very slight variations, the Premium occupied her last waking moments ; and, f -• locust POSTS. v:-' Get—get-—get thee back to the buil as she now figured in her mind her lover, viating sympathies which it is the privilege when J am dead, rang constantly may be paid in half-ycurly, or quaterly payments, ears, and so strongly weiehis guilty fears, A SMALL lot of Long Island Locust suita- according to convenience. dings ! at length he sputtered in exploding far away from the place rejoicing in his of ordinary sorrow to receive, yet none the and so nervous and excitable had he be* ble for Fence Posts. Forsale by In all cases the Life of a FEMALE will be rage. Get thee baci<, thou audacious— freedom from the oppression he had at less heavy for that, fell this blow of afflic : come, that to him the menace was literal ~ PECK. assured as a Life one yc&r less than the actual thou—thou God forsaken reprobate! Get length escaped, she again recalled the tion, and none the less keenly was felt the ly fulfilled in the dread shapings aSc-- ; t r 4-1 thee back, I say, instantly t tender professions he bad made, and ran anguish that now in secret wrung her guile- : .; vr ! y t ( ,r- _ i " t. ^ ^ "* -'vv \l3
i^jga The bill was referred to the committee of I Arrival of «ho Cambria. Bridgeport.—The whigs of Bridgeport o!tfct-§ TIIE REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL expediency of requiring vessels navigating distempered imagination. By dny he ap. the Whole. '1 he House refused to take it j The Cambria arrived at Boston on Wed- ed their board of select men, at their annual. Shows that there I as been a loss of reve Delaware Bay to carry lights in the night »eared distracted or restless—now heed- up to day—Mr. McKay remarking that it .nesday evening, having left Liverpool on town meeting on Saturday last,notwithstanding* nue under the new law, as stated by the time. Ordered printed. Mr. Semple in ess and lost to every thirig around him troduced a bill providing for the extension j was too important a bill for hasty action. |the 4th 111st. '1 he Cambria brought 78 a effort to sow the seeds of discord in their, J I resident's Message, of something over a now wildly starting at the rustling of every of the National Road to Alton, 111. Also,| A large number of private bills were pass-. passengers to Boston— >0 from Liverpool ranks. leaf; and by night roaring out in his sleep, $800,000 The loss is staled by the report bill to grant public lands to complete the j ed, and the House then adjourned. and 3 from Halifax. and disturbing his wondcrifig people by as follows— The political news is of some note. L ATE It FKO>l MEXICO, / Illinois and Michigan Canal. his strange and and almost unearthly out Fiom table A it appears that the annual Currespondence of the Journal of Commerce. Lieut. Gabriel, of the Royal Navy, in a In the SENATE, on motion of Mr. Hop Papers wore received on the 9th by the New average income from the 1st July, 1836, to WASHINGTON, Dec. 15, 181G. le-tter to the European Times, says— "The cries. kins, the original resolution was modified Orlenn.s Picayune from the city of Mexico lothe' Such was the punishment of the misera the 30t.h Juno. 1845, amounted to the sum Great Britain's position at present is al so as to request instead of direct the Prcsi- The accounts from .Ylexico arc not very ble Elder j but, whether this was not rath of $4,364,624,65. Whilst the income for 17lli ult. two-weeks Inter-than previous advice's.- dent to communicate his instructions, &c.! favorable to pence. Advices icspecting most the worst she could be in, and her er the result of his fears than any sincere the year ending 30th June, 1846, the fir-t fate is even supposed by some to have ar The .only important items of interest, are the and thu3adopted. j movement. of the Congress and of penitence making for his own benefit, we under the new law, amounted to $3,487, rived at its climax—that is, that there are following letters in reference to ilie termination On motion of Mr. Broadhead, the House Gen. Santa Anna are awaited with great will not attempt to decide. One thing, 199,35, making a total loss of revenue the went into Committee of the Whole. A interest. It would appear that Santa Anna now no hopes of her preservation, and that 'of the armistice, passed between Gen. Taylor however, is certain, it operated greatly to first year under the new law, when com nrotracted debate ensued on referring the! is losing his influence with the army, and she may almost 'be abandoned us a total I ,UHj ganta Anna : the relief of the before persecuted Martha ; pared with the annual average of the nine Me
NORWALK GAZETTE. I RAPE.—X most brutal case of this nature oc- j 'TV7 OTICJG b hereby given to nil persons lia- Another lot of WET and; , curred in the towuof Easton on the 7tl. in,t. A : „tJ!;vo.s in,rho ,mvn ot' Norwulk, DRY GOODS • , . • that tho board or Relief tor said town, will meet A T W ESTPORT. Wednesday, December 2S,|lSJ6. i <*ermaii Poddlcr stopped at tho house ot a man ,i1R Connecticut liutel on Monday the 4th day I named John Terrill, about 1 o'clock in the day ; of January next at J o'clock afternoon, for the HAVE this day ree'd from New York a I largd lot of cheap Dry Goods. Also any Mrs. T. and her young children being the only purpose of hearing and deciding all appeals made I liaVd this day removed my entire Stock ©f Dry Goods and Carpeting STATE OIPFICEUS to tlieni fmm the doing* of the board of assessors. quantities of Wet Goods, consisting of blenched members of the fa mil}- at home. Some smal| Muslins, Calicoes, Laces, &c. which will be sold F o l* f li c Ensuing IT c a r. .1.• \V.>» • IIi.'Lit.HHKI.L lift J% 1J 1».. Chairman*„• IKI i I li l«» 1J ofUl the beardWV.UJ ». I ..T • t 1 ri•> i gi'ti ^ ' j Sable, lustred Lynx, Bohemia do. Isabella Bear, CHARLES J. M'CURDY, of Lyme. |hher with violence, and compelled her to yield to —- "...I'.-z j S.lver Badger, African Lynx, Silver Martin, bPk has been fitted up l>y my kind and gentlemanly Landlord, in a style FOR SECRETARY, , his wishes. He was arrested in Red ling Ridge BOS ISASIXS. <.Te.net, Mink Sable, Canadian do. lustred Rus JOHN B. ROBERTSON, of New Haven. sia bl'k Sable, Hudson's Bay Lynx, Siberia that is not surpassed in old i Connecticut, and is not equaled in these' . cxamuici Ji:d:/e Wintoii and committed NE hundsod boxes of Raisins of the Tnvt FOR TREASURER, l Squirrel, &c. &c. all of which will be sold at : A parts. To my friends and patrons 1 return my sincere thanks, and JOSEPH B. GILBERT, of Hartford. for trial. quality, in halve., and quarters. Persons |src}] prlc?s ^ mm ast0Ijisll ,hep^ople. Please wishing to gpt a supply for Christmas and New jCflj| FOR C OSTROl I> Kit, WM. J. FINCH. chcerfuily invite all to call and examine my extensive stock of ne\V and I The intimation in the President's Message, Years will do well to call at BCKRAM/S. WeMport. Dec. 20. 1340. ABIJAH CATL1N, of Iinrwinton. ' that those. wl:o find fault with hiswreiched Mt>\- NOTICE. j §,5 ISEWA85D. Rich Goods. • C. J. GRUMAN. llEMOViL. ! ican policy, are guilty of giving 'aid ami comfort' BT..SHELS Rock Sail l|ayJ^'d. j "j^roTtCE.—Tho above reward will be raid Norwalk, Nov., 1], 1846. . : s 1 1 () 'to the enemy, are. guilty of treason, is received . . '.. 'i PP } i
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FOR SALE.—The House re* HARDWARE. HEALTH ^HEALTH! CONSUMPTION contly crectecl by the subscriber oil G-rocery,Crockery, Something ETew. the east end of the street known as 4 CUTLERY, &C. Dr. WOOD'S % R. HILL—would respectfully call the at HAS BEEN CURED BY BRANT'S Merwin Place, and the lot on which Flour and Feed Store. HE subscriber oilers for sale as cheap as : PULMONARY BALSAM N it stands, is offered-for sale on favorable terms. SARSAPARILLA^ > Dtention of the public to a wonderlul improve can be found in any establishment ill Fair v At South Norwalk. The House is very neat, in appearance, and con* T ment. in DUNTAL SUttOHRY, by.means THE GREAT AMERICAN field county, a large and" complete assortment ol HE subscribers would inform their friends of which the face may be restored to any degree venient in construction, and eligibly and pleas and the public that they have enlarged Hardware, Cutlery, <$r., among which may be T of rotundity that m iy be desired. Where the INDIAN REMEDY. antly located. found— " [Mill Saws. MILD CHERRY BITTERS. their store and are now ready to offer a good natural Application may be made to the subscriber at cheeks have fallen in, and the expression THE UNBOUNDED AND TRIUMPHANT SUC Hand, Panel, Compass, Crosscut, Back and assortment of articles in their line, and as cheap lost, the contour may be restored by means or Five Mile River, or Charles Isaacs, at Norwalk. HIS NEW AND VALUABLE EX CESS which has resulted from the use of this English and American Chisels of all sizes. as any other store in town. this improvement, as also the perfect harmony, WM. II. CLEVELAND. T TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND Great Healing and Purifying medicine, in the English and American DraAA'ing KuiA^es. Among their assortment may be found Groce Five Mile River, Oct. 19, 1846. 42 WILD CHERRY has been used Avilh great symmetry and beauty of the features. cure of Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Consump Fore, Jack, Smoothing, Match, Rabbitt Planes, ries of all kinds, flour, feed and crockery, con The author of this iinrovement Dr. J. Allen success for the permanent removal of all such tion, warrants the assertion, that, it is the most Braces and Bitts of all sizes. stantly on hand, and they warrant their prices to of Cincinnati received from the American >~oc ty j diseases as take their rise frcln an impure state infallible remedy in the world, for any form or Concave and common'Augers. be in ac> ordauce with the times. of Dental Surgeons at their Annual Meeting FARMS FOR SALE. J of the blood—it promotes a her.hhy action of the fc stage of Consumption—the ivorsl and must hope Hollows and Rounds,Sash Planes, Grecian ovas. All kinds ofcountry , roduce taken in exchange last, year, a splendid gold Medal iorthis invention, ^^NENE farm of about,about, thirty-oneihirtv-one acres wwith liver—strengthens the nervesand atonce secures less eases O. G. and Filletts, side Rabbitts, Beads, and for goods in their line. t being considered one of the groatest improve Many Physicians, say that the human lungs j v;f dwelling house, barns, &c: adjoining which 52EAIL.Til AND VIGOR Plow. Common and Mortice (rouges. All goods delivered free of expense. ments in Dental Surgery that has been made when once ulcerated never can be healed and is a farm ot about sixty-one acres to be sold on to the Avliole system. In all cases of GEO W SMITH cured; but if and the testimony of; very accommodating terms—together or sepa- Iron and steel Squares, Bevels and Try-squares. for many years. Plane Irons of all sizes and qualities. Jstnntfice, Iiidiirositan, Dyspepsia, ALFRED KNAFP Dr. Allen who has secured this invention by r, any persons of the highest standing and char- |rate. Also-one farm of about .orty-iour acres ' 5T B Alt persons indebted to the subscriber A large assortment of Shell and Auger Bitts. Lo$» of Appetite, lS:il»itual Cos- letters patent has authorized the subscriber to . acter f r veracity can be relied on, BranVs In- j w.tli a good dwelling house, barn, carnage and tiveness, Scrofula, Head- - on book, are requested to make immediate set use the same, and he now offers his services to ; ^ p l nary Balsam has cured many dcci- \ corn house, etc. Also a huge tv\ostos \ clu e.li- Broad and narroAV Axes. f an u m0 Iron Strap Hinges all size. [Pad Locks. ache, f^aiaguor, and lliut tlement. GW SMITH. tlie public in this as well as every other depaat- ded, 7 cases of •ulcerated and diseased,-/i'*>/>/* e^// lungsIn-ncrs—inir—such , ing house with aboutabout, 2~ 1-Jl-~ acresacies of land. Also Kim, Upright, Mortice, Till, Trunk, Chest anu DEPRES8SON OF SPIRITSr uient of the profession. Office as usual. cases as were called Consumption by tho most,—several tracts of laud, together about eighty Clark's Common, Table and Parliament Butts. ~ A. HILL. skilful Physicians, some of the most strongly acres—considerable wood on eacch tract. For which is so common a Complaint in tho ' Omnibus Xjine. PIOAA'S and Castings—Manure Forks. [e'c. Norwalk, Aug. 10th, 1S46. * marked and indicated cases of ulcerated lungs— further particulars apply to SPRING AND SUMMER % HE subscriber having had his carriage tho SAM'I., F. LAMBERT. Cast Steel, English and Amor. Shovels, Spades, such diseases a3 many persous dio in conse seasons of the year, this medicine has not its T roughly overhauled, enlarged, painted and SUGAR. Wilton, Dec. 30, 184-5. 53 Bed Keys and Screws—Escutcheon and Glass otherwise improved, and concluded to devou I1E subscribers have just received a hand quence ot, every day. Knobs. Crowbars, Cart and Wagon Boxes. e,|Ua]—nnd a single trial Avill convince the most The infallible and most wonderful himself permanently to the accommodation ol some supply of choice sugai s, weM worthy of Trace, Halter, Dog and Lock Chains. incredulous of its peculiar virtues. HEALING AND PURIFYING the public, is desirous of affording every facility DesirableProperty. Well Wheels, and Rope. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. ^ _ public attention. GEO. W . SMITH. qualities of this best of all remedies gives to it to that public for securing the advantages of his ALFRED KNAPI*. Brass and Iron Candle Sticks. curative virtues which no other cough remedy KFAD THIS. '' ' ^ line with the least possible waste of time, and Fiivius for Sale. Iron Cook Pots of all sizes. SO. Norwalk July 23,1846. possesses. It also possesses all the necessary (From the Boston Daily Times.) 1 ' " therefore, publishes the following schedule of Brass and Iron Kettles. I^ALL A K RA J\ GEMES T, qualities for facilitating expectoration, soothing his hours of starting, which may at any time be A Farm of about sixty Carvers, Table and Desert Knives and Forks. HEADACHE.—One of the best remedies and removing pain, and subduing cough, that found by reference to the columns of the Gazette, Commencing Monday, Sept. 1th, 1816. acres of the finest laud in Fairfield Comity, with Sauce and Frying Pans—Gridirons. that Ave have heard of for this distressing com>- other cough medicines have. Thus, then, by corrected to suit the current season of the year— a large, new modern built Dwelling and Out Wash Tubs and Boards—Door Mats. plaint, Avith its origin Indigestion, is Dr. Wood's its compound healing virtues (its absorbent, its Will Le^ve Peek's Store, So. Norwalk, eve PORT CHESTER, ROCKY NECK, houses thereon standing, eligibly situated abort Blacking, Horse, ^Scrubbing and WhifCAvnsl. Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitters, which power of equalizing the circulation and secre ry day, Sundays excepted, STAMFORD ASE> KOKWALK. one mile from the village of New Canaan, and Brushes. Cast Iron Furnaces. combine all the advantages of the tonic and ape tions, its qualities of cleansing a nd purifying the commanding an extensive and beautiful view oi rient medicines of the day, and is free from ma At 1-4 before 8, and at 10 o'clock, forenoon ; blood, of subduing cough and easing pain,) it Spiders and Fire Dogs. at I 1-2, 3 1-2, and 5 3-4, o'clock.at'tcruoon. the surrounding country and Long Island Sound, Shovels and Tongs, Stub Scythes. ny of their disadvantages. - heals and cures ulcers or Scrofula, in the legs is offered for sale on favorable terms. Said Leave Norwalk, Store John Ji. Weed, WindoAV Glass, Sashes, tVc., &c. l or arms, or any other part ot the body. farm is well watered, and has upon it a fine {From the Boston Daily Mail.) '"'" 1---4 before 9, 11 1-2, forenoon ; and 2 3-4, 4 Bnuit's liulisri Ptirifyins Extract, JI full assortment of Iron and Steel. NJ:AV A>'D EXCEI.LKNT RRMEDY The New and Splendid Steamboat young Orchard of grafted trees, and is replete A .—We 3-4, afternoou. The time for the last, down- is a preparation ot this great IiicVum rancujf, with every convenience, and well worth tho at English Iron Wagon Tyre, fiom 1 1-4 to 1 3-4 Avould call the attention of cur readers to the Ward trip in the evening, will not be fixed. but de CATALIWE, Capt. Curtis PeeSi, Jr. which is similar in medical virtue to the Pulmo tention of those who are desirous of purchasing. inch, all thickness. advert isement in another column of a neAV and pend upon cireuni->tanccs. DAVID SW OIIDS nary Balsam, in all its purifying properties, but English do. Cart do. from 2 1-2 to 3 do. efficacious remedy, Dr. Wood's Sarsaparilla and South Norwalk, Sept 15, 1845 33 Will leave New York from the Pier east side For terms, and so forth, apply to Charles Isaacs, Catharine Market Slip, as above every morn it differs from the Balsam in not possessing ex Norwalk; or of the subscriber in New Canaan. SAvedes do. do. do. from 2 1-2 to 3 do. Wild Cherry Bitters. Although this fine prep -g DOZEN Clark'sbest Spool Cotton, ing ut seven o'clock, Sundays excepted. Re pectorating and nervine qualities, which arc only In addition to the above, may be had if desired, American do. round do. from 1 1-4 to 2-8 do. aration has only been oflered for sale during the lUU warranted 200 yds—slightly imper turning will leave Norwalk at half past 11oclk, essentially necessary in Cough remedies, and another Farm situated in the same vicinity with American do. square do. from 1 to 3-8 do. past year, it has already Avon the confidence of fect, for sale by the subscriber, at 2s (id per Stamford at half past 12, Rocky Neck at 1, and it is also a STRONGER and more active purifier the above, consisting of 100 acres of good land, Hoop and Band Iron, all widihs. the public, as a most skillfully prepared, and de- dozen. WM. J. FINCH, Westport. Port Chest erjjat quarter past 1. of tho blood, which, it will certainly purify with well watered, embracing Avood, arable, pasture. Sanderson & Co's best quality Cast Steel. 5-8 ligh'ful combination of two of the most.active out a shadow of a doubt, in every and all cases, NEW YOZ5K. OSUKAXC13CO. Stages will be in readiness at the Landing to meadoAv land, &cc., and having upon it a comfor and 3-4 octogon, and 1 1-4, 1, 3-4, 5-8$ qunre. remidial agents in the AA'orld. 1" - .-t ' ^ convey passengers to W estport, Southport, l1 aii- where a fair trial is made. "We waiiant and table DAvelling, Barn and Oulhoures. The land All thcic articles kept constantly on hand and Capital $300,©00. (From ihe Plymouth Roch.) ! „ field, 'Bridgeport, Dunbury, Ridgefield, New- guarantee, that a bottle of this '-preparation" is of a quality to commend the attention of pur for sale by CHARLES ISAACS. . GEORGE ST. JOHN, AGENT. , Canaan and Bedford. possesses four times more alterative and pu chasers. WILLIAM DRUMMOND Dr. Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wdd Cherjif rflHE public are hereby informed that the IS*"All persons are forbid trusting any indi rifying virtues, than a like bottle ot any prepara Bitters.—We do not make it a practice to givo New Canaan, May 19, 1846. 1AEBWAEE, ; X Agent still continues to insure policies and vidual on account of this boat or lier owners. tion of Sarsaparill ever offered to the public. a freed name to medicines unless sat sficd of Cnl!e:y, GHJIS, Iro:a, sice!, Window effect insurances upon buildings variously loca New York, Sept. 7th, 1846. And thus, by its purifying virtues KEAL ESTATE F©S' Sale. iheir curative poAvcrs. But from all the evi ted and occupied ; and upon Wares and Mer IT CURES SCROFULA! Ghissi PalM(s siml CiEs. dence Ave am gather concerning Dr. Wood's New Steel Go««Ss. THE FARM formerly OAvned and chandize, family stores, &c. contained in them. without fail, in any instance; and also, many occupied by .1 emmy James, deceased, Sarsaparilla Sf Wild Cherry Bitters, Ave are con other chronic diseases, which are caused by se WHOLESALE & RETAIL. vinced that it Avill do all its proprietor assumes Persons wishing insurance, will please call upon O AG Clasps, Purse clasps, Beeds, Tassels, iil8!^** pleasantly located in the town of the Agent at his residence. 1~> Purse Rings, Slides for Ribbons, Buckles cretions and impurity of the blood, viz. Erysipe Wilton, on Belden's Hill, so called, Opposite IJoyCs Landing, J\"orwclk. for it. Within our acquainlanceare gentlemen las, Scald Head, Chronic and inflamatory Rheu who have derived much benefit from its use. Delay not doing till to-morrow, what should for wa ists, a new article, Pens Tweesers, Thim tAvo miles AA'est of the main, or Danlmry road, matism, Ulcerated Sore Mouth and Throat, ' I HE subscriber is now receiving direct from be done to day. If property is worth owning bles, Hair-pins <5cc. New, nice, and cheap all. and four miles from Norwalk, is oflered for sale. For further particulars the reader is referred Nursing Sore Mouth, Ulcers, Piles, Salt Rheum, • the manufacturers an extensive assortment and keeping, is it not worth insuring ? Sept 28 At C. E. Disbrows, This farm contains 110 acres of land AA-ell pro !o pamj hlets which "will be furnished by the Boils, Liver Complaint, Mercurial and all skin of Foreign and Domestic HnrdAvare,-&c., Avlrcl Norwalk, January 1846. portioned for plow, meadow, pasture and Avood. agenls, shoAving the estimation which this valu RAVATS, Scarfs and Suspenders, just diseases. And all other cases—of constitutional ho offers^ cither Avholesale or retail, on as favor It is bounded on the south by the road running able Medicine is hold by those who hnve used U» Protection Insurance Co. C receivod a very handsome lot. or secondary diseases of the blood. It also, by able terms as can be purchased in NCAAt \cik. M. WAKEMAN. from Wilton to NCAV Canaan, which affords ac equalizing the circulation and secretion has prov Dealers and other purchasers are requested tc iW CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. ^ HARTFORD, Ct.—WM. J. STREET, Agent. cess to the various portions of the farm directly ed to be a specific in curing all debilitating weak examine the assortment, and prices before pur OURSE Silk and Trimmings, for sale cheap from the higlvway. On the premises, is a House, Be particular and ask for Dr. Woods Sarsa- FFERS to Insure Houses, Stores, Mills, ness and other deranginents incidental to females. chasing elsewhere. Among the assortment may bv M. WAKEMAN. Barn, Wagon House, Grainery, and other build j.'arillu and Wild Cherry Bitters, and receive O Factories, and the contents of each, to This great Indian remedy is compounded and bo found— ings, all of Avhich are nearly new, and in good i. o other. This is the first preparation of these gether with every similar species of property, HE subscriber has made arrangements to prepared exclusively from vegetable substances, American, and English Rim Knob, Upright, and repair. The property will be sold at a bargain. articles combined, ever offered to the public, Against Loss or Damage by Fire. keep a cood assortment of WATCHES, and its wonderful efficacy in all pulmonary com Mortice Locks, Avith Mineral, Glass, Pro T Any information respecting it may be obtained and the great success attending its use has in JEWELRY^ SILVER SPOONS and all plaints, and as a purifier of the blood, is tho re claim and Brass Knobs. The rates of premium offered are as low as the various articles in the line of Fancy Goods, by applying to CARMI LOCICAVOOD. duced the unprincipled to counterfeit and imitate. sult of practical Indian experience. No injury Pad, Chest, Draw, Desk, Box, Trunk, Till and those of any other similar institution, and every and the strictest attention will be paid to the NonArnlk, Jan. 12, 1846. 2tl As a preventive, see that the bottles have tho has ever been done to any of the many who Night Locks. u man has now an opportunity, for a trilling sum, repairing of Watches, Clocks and every variety words Dr. IFoods Sarsaj'arilla and Wild to protect himself against this destructive ele haveused it, either constitutionally or otherwise. Norfolk, American, Tualable, Long, Square ar.d Cherry Bitters," pressed on the glass, and that of jobbing. A Valss;3b!e Property for §£?Ie. ment, which often in a single hoursweeps awny READ THE EVIDENCE. Escutcheon Latches. each label on the bottle is signed by the propri The following is but a small sample of the p.- a TlIE subscriber Avi11 sell his IICAA7 tne earnings of many years. We here give a few of the many names of Parliament, Broad, NIHTOAV, Table, Loose and articles now on hand—additions will be made and valuable Mill Property in Nor- etor, E. Thornton-, Jr., New Bedford. Norwalk, January 1846'. well known and respectable persons who have Brass Bulls. Pricc 81 per botile, or six bottles for $5. weekly. i« a < Avalk. Said property is situated used this medicine, and who have voluntarily Wood SCI'CAVS assorted from 3-8 to 3 inches. WM. E. BISSELL, Sole agent for Norwalk. Watches.—We have but a small assortment Avitliin half a mile of the sloop landing given certificates and statements of important Flat, Oval, half round, Mill, Table and Round JOHN W. TAYLOR, Westport. Wm. J. Finch, of them at present but shall receive during the at the Bridge, and two and a half of the village cures. For full particulars of every case here Files. Horse, Weed and Shoe Rasps. S. A- R. H. LockAvood, Stamford. WESTPORT, week a complcto stock of every variety & price. na med, a ndo'.her wonderful cures, read the pam of Soth Nonvnlk Avhere the Steamboats arrive Augers assorted from 3-8 to 2 1-2 inches. -^TOULD again ask the attention of the pub- Watch Keys and Chains.—We have a fair and depart each day. The Mill is 40 by 30 It. S. C. Silliman, NeAV Canaan. * phlets. Every agent has them. Get one, and English and American Shovels and Spades. Stnrges Sellick, Danbury. lic to the following advertisement: lot of Keys of different patterns, such as Fob, tAvo stories high, and is arranged in part as a you will be convinced, it human testimony can Cast Steel, and Plated Hoes. Keeler Smith, Ridgefield. 45 He returned from New York on Saturday, Guard, &c. Also, Silk, Steel, Silver and Ilib- convince you, that the above is all a true state SHAA' mill, for sawing logs, and in part for turn Long and short handled Manure Forks. with additions to his former woll selected stock ibon Chains—Gold Chains during the week, E. MYRES, Wholesale Agent NCAV Haven. ment of facts. ing, sawing, boring, morticing, &"c by machine PIOAVS and PIOAV Castings. of Dry Goods, and has now a very general as- Finger Rings—And here we think we can We refer in the first place, to persous who ry. The water Avheel is an overshot, and there [looks and Hinges, Plate Hinges, Blind Fasts. sortment of all such articles as are expressly I suit the most difficult, as we have Jet, Paste, have been themselves cured by the use of this is sufficient poAverto carry on all kinds of Avood Mill, Crosscut, Webb, Hand, Back, Whip and For New York. adapted to Fall and Winter wear, consisting of j Ruby, Emerald, Amythist, Topaz. Scale and Medicine of the several diseases mentioned in manufactures from saAA'ing the logs, to comple Key-hole Saws. REGULAR TRIPS FOR THE SEASON. r the various descriptions and qualities of Cloths.! plain Rings. Also the Galvanic Ring for the connection with their names. \V e therefore ting the AA ork ; and connected with the mill are Broad and NnrroAv Axes. Cassimeres and Vestings, which will bo made | cure of all diseases. HE Sloop MARY WILLIS, l efer to all the necessary machines for that purpose, Carpenters and Coopers Adze. Capt. Willis J. Merritt, hav- up if desired, at short notics and at low prices, Breast Pins—From 4 cts. to $5 rf almost viz : circular unci coach saws, turning lathe, ten T Gen. John Dunning, Ballston Spn, N. Y . who Brace and Bitts, Bench and Moulding Planes. ing commenced her regular trips and in a style not excelled by any. I every kind, some very handsome imitation gold, anting, morticing and boring machines, t®cc. &"c. was for many years Sherifl of the County of Plane Irons, Steel and Iron Squares. for the Season, Avill leave Norwalk, For Ladies' winter wear, he has all the new J very cheap. Connected Avith the property and adjoining, Saratoga, cured of consumption. A full assortment of Iron IIOIIOAV Ware. East side the Bridge, every Tuesday- Evening, styles of such Goods as are now in market, (a j Thimbles.—Silver, German Silver,Steel,Pla- there is a thvelling house, and blacksmith's shop. Mr. j. Townsend, merchant, Ovid, Seneca Brass Kettles, Frying Pans, Fire Dogs. and NCAV York every Saturday. description of which is unnecessary.) and of1 ted, Brass, &c. The Avhole are nearly new and are in first rate Co. N. Y, incipient consumption. Wagon and Cart Boxes. Any one having business with the Packet SHAWLS, a largo assortment and decidedly j Brushes.—Cloth, Hair, Teeth, Shaving, Nail, order: and the property is most desirable for Miss Potter, Piano Forte Teacher, 23 Her A full assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery. Office during the absence of the vessel, may cheap, the prices of which are from 37£ cents to &C. &c. any person desiring to do a carriage making or bert st. N. Y. consumption of several years. Real Stub and Wire Twist, double barrel Guns. apply at the" Cabinet Shop of Waterbury & $10. Of CALICOS, he has also a very great Pens.—Gold Pons. J. P. Snow's find point other similar business, to prepare timber for the Mr. R. Chapman,merchant, Middlebury, Vt. Imitation do do. do. Quintard, on the Dock. variety of patterns, to which he would partiular- Diamond Pen, Stenographic, Boston Mercan- market, or to do custom saAving. As the sub long difficulty of breathing. Fine and IOAV priced single do. do. WILLIS J. MERRITT. ly ask the ladies to examine, as they are sold by ! tile, Warren's, Gillott's, Windal's, Perry's, Ball Mr. John R. Smith, merchant, Lee, Mass. scriber cannot attend personally to the business, English, American, Swede and Old Sable Iron. the yard at a less price than by the pound, !& Walker's patent Flixou Pen—this Pen is NoiAA*aIk, March 10". 184G. 11 Chronic Rheumatism. he Avill dispose of the premises on reasonable assorted sizes. which is so very objectionable on account of the ' superior to any in use for easy and expeditious Mr. R. N. Stimpson, jobbing merchant, 22 terms. Enquire of Chas. Isaacs or Levi Clark Capt, English Blister, German, American, and many pieces. writing, being shaped in such a way that the William st. N. Y. scrofula in the neck. of Norwalk, or of EDAVIN J. ST. JOHN. Spring Steel, assorted sizes. For Hew York. Also all and every thing that is requisite in point cannot catch the pa per, and also never fails Capt. Ezra Ivnapp, 37 Will w st. Brooklyn, Norwalk, July 13th, 4646. 2S American and French Window Glass, assorted HE Sloop JULIA having com the Dry Goods line. WM. J. FINCH. to make a mark—the poorest penman can write N. Y. scrofulous erysipelas, in both legs from from 6X8 to 18X24. menced her regular Aveekly Westport, Nov. 9, 1846. FOS2 SA?,E. T with it, and many who have tried them are as the knees to the ankles. Pure Extra and No. 1 Wlrte Lead. trips, Avill leave the AVCII known tonished at the ease and facility with which they The subscriber offers for sale on Landing at Five Mile River, every NEW Mrs. Sarah Barlow, Ballston Spa, N. Y. salt, English Red, YelloAV Ochre, Paris Engiish and can put tlieir thoughts on paper. Brass and rheum of 15 years in the face and eyes. favorable terms, a homsetead, situa Chrome Green. '1 uesday Evening, anil Pike Slip, N. \ ork, every Composition Pens. And we further refer in-tho second place, to {Ml! ted in this town, about three-fourths Verdegras and Lamp-Black. Saturday evening, until further notice. Produce ESTABLISHMENT Ladies and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases— tho following respectable persons who arc known of a mile from the bridge, near the Coach and Cabinet Varnish, do. Glue. and Freight genesally, taken on the most favora AT some very handsome and convenient. We and have stated that they have seen the happy residence of Geo. W. St. John, consisting of a Sperm and Refined Lamp 0;li, Linceed and ble terms. The subscriber tenders his thanks FIVE mLESIVEB X©51WALE. have also a beautiful article conta ining Perfumery results of the use of this medicine in all its ef neAV and convenient dAvelling house, and about Whale Oil, &c., 6zv. to the public for past favors, and hopes by strict for a Ladie's Toilet. All kinds of Soaps, Co- one and one quarter acres ot land, with a well Lumber, Timber, Groceries, Sfc. fecting cures on other persons, of such com- WILLIAM C. STREET. attention to all business entrusted to him to ogne, Pomade, Rose Water, Otto of ! pIainti and disenses, as nro mentioned in c0nnec- of excellent water, a garden, fruit and forest Norwalk, Sept. 1, 1845- merit a continuance of their patronage. HE subscribers have opened at Five Mile Musk, also the Depilatory Powder, for those j [j()n wjrh thpir nnm(.s. We refer aga:again thcre- trees thereon. The location is pleasant, arid the For Freight or Passage apply to the subscri River Landing, a Lumber Yard and Store, T who are afflicted with superfluous hair. property desirable for a person AA'ishing to live £>r. Jaysse's IFaanily ber on board, or at the Store on the Landing. where they will keep constantly on sale as good fore, for such proof, to Fine Cutlery.—We have Rodger's Elliot's, Mr. S. .1. Van Vechten, Catskill, N. Y. for out of, yet near to the village. Tho property! J-AYNE'S EXPEPTORANT; W. C. SAMMIS. an assortment of Lumber, Lath and Timber, Wnde & Butcher's fine Razors, Pen and Jack Avill be sold IOAV for cash. | Do Hair Tonic; of evory description, as can bo found in the cures of chronic cough and consumption. Nonvalk, March 16, 184G. _41 Knives. Scissors and Shears. Pomeroy's, Enquiry inay be made of FLAVIUS CLARK, j Do Life Preservative; country, and at the most reasonable prices Dr. W. J. Shelton, druggist, Bridgeport, Ct. Chapman's, Hillman's and Emerson's Razor living on the premises. Do Tonic Vermifuge; Also, a general assortment of Dry Goods and |Strops and Paste. Shaving Boxes, some very for consumption. Belleck's Line. Rev. R. Dunning, Pastor of the Presbyteri Norwalk, July 22, 1046. 30 Do Carminitivo Balsam; Groceries, consisting of cloths, and col ton goods, fine with looking glasses in lid. Pocket Books an Church, at Adams' Basin, Monroe Co. N. •Do American Hair Dye ; West side the BriI1TII | Norwalk, (Five Mile Ilivcr,) Oct. 13. 42 per Pins ; Hair Pins, some ornamented; Pock TONS first quality NoA-a Scotia Plas- the Domestic, Capt. Merrill, on the Saturday the legs. TUTTLK, situated in NCAA* Canaan, about one | folloAving N. SELLECK. • All articles purchased of the subscribers tha'| et Ink Stands; Thermometers; Silver, Si eel 41:^® 7 ter, at the upper landiiTg. .Also, 100 Dr. T. M. Hunt, druggist, Auburn, N Y. for mile North West of the village. This place is j tons at the loAver, or South Norwalk landing, Norwalk, March 9, 1846. doj not»ot »»»,answer the recommend given2i,en can bebe re I P^ntly Sta«d turned and the money will be refunded and all of scrofula in the neck. |and Currier, or most any kind of a Mechanic. Ifoot, Shoe, Leather and Finding-.: expenses paid. Ivory Tooth Picks; Linnen Collars; Segar HUBBELL & Co. Mr. Milo Heath, merchant, Easkwn, Pa. , It Avill be sold at a bargain, and §750 can remain j STORE. —— iCases;SC S Steele Dress Buttons;l Jet Bultonsns 1 NorAA'alk, Jan. 5, 18*l6. | r'i f. r p "f'r, °J T^ scrofulous eruptions of longstanding, on his son.' sesecured by mortgage on the place. Apply to; l'lnaibe Nat'nl Dagucrriaia Gal'ry Steel,el Clasps for Bags; Tooth PoAvder; Bone; Mr. S. J. Striker, merchant, 22 John st. N.I ENRY HANDES, renews again his an- COMSTOCK & HALL ! r i n ME genuine Daily's Magical Pain Extrac nal acknowledgements to the public for- AND jandi Metal loletRings ; hahdescopcs, &c. Y. aggravated eruption, on his child, which a L tor. for sale bv J. A. WEED. H f'/rt/iAc \\: r* tninl* iro nnr> einl* nil n/'ith in ...... NeAA* Canaan, Feb. 14, 1840. their generous patronage during the year past* PHOTOGRAPHERS' FURNISHING j Clocks.—We think Ave can suit all, both in cej«,brated Sarsaparilla could not cure. j Imperial Tea. |and rencAVs, also, his efforts and hopes to meri? . ;.DEPOTS :qualitjr any price, as AA*C have them from 75cts. Dr. Geo. Francis, druggist, MiddletoAvn, C't. For Coughs, roles, Ae. j Very superior article of Imperial Tea, just |an ummcrrupted continuance of the business re- erysipelas of the ej'es. A WAR^ED the Gold and Silver Medals, 11° Looking Glasses, Crockery and Glass Ware. 7 ILD Cherry, and Iloarhound Candy, for f\ .Vivfid and for sale BURRALL'S. j lationsliip which he has so long maintained witu f Mr. Wm. B. Harris, sheriff of Saratoga Co. ; ro( 0U LUMNIRU H r, S, an TAA O Highest ^ -^y JMVE SM(LN assortment Avhich will be sold ' sale by • J. A. WKKD. i —— J this community. He will be found now at his e a N. Y. his Avife cured of consumption. w Honors, at the National, the Massachusetts, the, j Hj. cost ov lcs?i t0 close the tva(le. Silver ' " • D«BWG§ and Insertmgs.—The i Rcw stand, opposito the store of Chas. Isaacs,. NeAV York, and the Pennsylvania Exhibifiona- \ Mr. John Wait, merchant, Ballston Spa, N. r Spoons, Sugar Tongs, Butter Knives, &c. We R. SHERMAN'S, Cough, Worm, and; E largest, and most splendid assortment AA here he Avill be happy to see, and serve r ispectively, for tho most splendid Colored Dd. Y. for hooping cough and consumption. | intend keeping silver Avork of our OAATI manufac Camphor Lozenges, and Poor Man's : of Muslin Edgings & Insertn.gs m town, can be his old friends and the public. The character g lorreotypes, and best apparatus ever exhibited, Messrs. J. Christopher, W. W. IIoAvell, R.: D ture on hand and at the prices formerly charg Planter, for sale by J. A. WEED, j found at the Branch of of his AA*ork is too Avell knoAvn to need a word of" Portraits taken in exquisite style, Avithout re D. Howell, and Wm. Mc. Laughlin. gentlemen i 1 ed. (No advance on account of the Tariff.) T. L. & J. R. PECK. praise. It comprises every article of men and, gard to weather, Avell knoAvn at Rochester city, N. Y. for con- j ASTS.—The Scbscriber Avould invite the German Silver plated Spoons. Copper phi- May 4,1846. children's Avear, with Rubbers and Overshoes.^ • Instruction given in the art. sumption and liver complaint attention of the craft to a lot of veiy haud- tod, Britanniu and Iron Spoons. Sugar Tongs WHITE LKAI>. in their season, for ladies and gentlemen. ^ A lai-ge assorment of Apparatus and Stock al and Butter Knives. We could thus go on and refer to hundreds of. some lasts Avhich he has just received from Bal- Findings of the best quality, and in any quan ways on hand, at the lowest oash prices. othcr persons as respectable as the above named, j tmiore. fl he lot comprises men's Avomen s mis- TONS Pure, Extra, ar.d No 1 WliiteLead Silver and Plated Coffin Plates always ready tity, suited to the AA*ants of the ciaft. H. H. NeAV 251 136 t-P for sale by T. L. & J. R. PECK. York, Broadway; Philadelphia, at a fcAV minutes Avarning, and the engraving is from Avhoni Ave have received certificates and scs and children's. Norwalk, June 1840. ^ fcte /t 75 58 HENRY IIANDES._ May 12, 1846. Chestnut St.; Boston, Court, and Hanover Avarra nted to cause no shame to the friends of statements, but if these be not sufficient to prove Sts.; Baltimore, 205 Baltimore St.; Washington, the dec-cased. all AVC have said respecting the healing and pu A §AB>S>LEU'S SULK. Hardware, Buildings ITIateiials and Pennsylvania Avenue; Petersburg, Vn., Me- HIO Grind stores.—2 Tons Ohio Clocks and Watches repaired and Avarranted. rifying virtue of this Great Indian Remedy, Grind Stones assorted from 100 to 375 lbs. 1a. LARGE quantity of this article, ofthebes Farming' Utensils. ch mica' Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth and Walnut, O William A.Clark's Matches by tliw gross or then thousands of our references would be each, just recived and tor sale by quality, and of every shade and color may be and 176 Main St.; Saratoga Springs, Broadway; 4 GENERAL assortment of HARDWARE dozen. American Wax Tapers, a neAv article equally unsuccessful. fnoud at WM. B. SAVAL'S. t 127 WM. C. STREET. Paris, Vioille Rue du Temple; Liverpool] of Matches—Will burn some minutes. Per \ Carpenters' Tools of all kinds, Iron and 32 Church St». Iy27. 13T For sale by the following agents:—- fumed Diamond Fusees for lighting cigars.— ISOCKKieV—A handsome assortment, ULL'S Double, Single, and Children's Steel, Cast Iron Cart Hubs, Plough Castings, Norwalk \V. K. Bissell. Shovels and Spades, Manure Forks, Crow Bars,. Every Smoker should carry a box. New Canaan S. ('. Hilliman, just received, and for sale cheap. | Trusses, for sale by J. A. WEED. I>ress Silk*. c H Hay Cutters of the first quality, Patent Chums,. Buttons.-—Brocade, Silk, Lasting, Horn, Jet., Fairfield <;. B. VVakelv. -T' GEO. W. SMITH. JLINSEED OIL., - *f UST RECEIVED this day, another in- Sporting. Gilt, Steel, Agate, Pearl, Paper, Tin, Ridgi'finld Haw ley &. Bail«v. , R ALFUED K*Arr. &c., &c., constantly on hand, and for sale very BLLS. Linseed OIL, for sale at the •' voice of rich and cheap Dress Silks, consist Woo$, Plated, Bone, Ivory and all kinds of Westport John W. Taylor. IOAV by CHARLES ISAACS. South Norwalk, Feb. 9, 1840. loAvest market prices at ««-« PECK'S. ing of every shade and color. All are invitsd to buttons, by the gross or retail. - Wilton G B. Middlebroi.lc 50 Norwalk, March 31, 1846. _!? Danoury Win. P. Stevens. May 12. 1846. ex"imine them, as there are some rosily beauti ^ . LEVI CLARK. Syrisp Molasses. ful patterns among them afid they will be iold Slumlord Roswell Hnyt. SYRACUSE Salt in Bbls for sale by East side the Bridge adjoining the Dry Goods Fino article of syrup molasses, for sale af ' ARPETS, Oil Cloths, and Matting, to be : at very reduced pricey bv * UKUMAN. Brookfieltl Beers & Meeker. O M^'^^' -'«UBBELL.& OO, -I C. C. Betts, Nprwalk. Bridgepoi t ^K;Uoi... A " BURRALL'S. had cheap, of A. M. WARD. ,..c; tj. $