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•510-a - •" £ fisli.l. 'jv? "sf:; :;::r:,:.;yoLuME xxxi -NUMBER 28, NUMBER m NEWSERIES. KORWiUiK', CT. TUESDAY, JULY 9, ~r{ turned sadly into the house; and, sitting preacher ? It was. a time: when the gath­ After securing rooms, he walked' into 'the i v Terms of the Gazette. ,. NOTICE, POETRY. down, thrust his hands into his pockets, with ered feeling, checked some great obstacle, streets, earnestly scanning the signs as" ha Xi. A. SMITH, now"Principal of passed. He stopped before one that read V Village subscribers bycarrier—peryvnr$2 00 Rs: the dogged air of one who makes up his pauses in its rash career, and, for a moment, 'M;iil° do. in advance do. 2 00 Golden Hill Seminary (Bridgeport), From the Niw York Star. mind to be content with a positive evil. there, seems a doubt which-; way the tide '• Attorney^at-Law;" he'-paused, and ' then, *v O Tlce subscribers, or those living out of ha ving taken the house in this place, formerly THE BOSTON MUMMY. ]V[ W had been in S but a will flow. The awful passage, so solemnly with a start, as if the determination had n . the Carrier's district, and who call for " occupied by Eliphalet Lockwood, deceased, quoted, fell on the crowd like fire upon spice of the desperate in it, he ascended the will remove, here, and be in readiness to re­ Among all the hoaxes of the day, the Boston few weeks, and, although a stranger, had im­ •.- .their papers at the office, .: ; 1 50 powder, and, stimulated, as it seemed to stairs to the office. An elderly mai?, with ceive her pupils at the usual time—the first Mummy hoax stands pre-eminent. Only to pressed its inhabitants favorably—so -quiet, Companies of five or more receiving their them, by a command from Heaven, they bald head, and wrinkled face, was seated at Wednesday in May. think of our cute Yankee friends in the mod­ retiring, and, as all thought, kind was he, in p;ipurs by mall, if paid in advance 1 50 a table, surrounded by boolcs and papers.— 'Circulars containing Terms for Boarding ern Athens, who can see farther into the mys­ manners and disposition. The business that once more seized their trembling captive, - O. ' — - ' Inviting the new scholars may be found at the Post Office. A teries of religion, science an^criminal jurispru­ brought him to the place was by no means when the old captain whom W had comer to be seated, be o. S. Ferry, limited~"humbev of Day Scholars will be re­ dence, than any other live men, and who are, settled, and the intelligence he had received importuned.rfor,| passage,, claimed to b^ peered at him through his spectacles, and in­ in fact, the " chosen people" of the western ceived. ' must have been of a very pressing nature to heard :—tr • ^4," v : :n quired his business. V Attorney lawyer joyfully. Can it be possible? I sort of mummy. The Philadelphia Bulletin never forget a face,and yours I savy in a frame NORWALK, CONN. and acquaintances during the past 25 years, No expression of pain or terror can send the A shout of approbation was the response, would has done the whole story into doggerel quite work that night that ought to impress it up­ say to them and the public generally, same deathly chill to the heart as that one and they hurried W to the shore. that he is now engaged in business on his own artistically, as will be seen by his subjoined George A. Davenport, word of terrible meaning; paralyzed with In the meantime the storm grew loud., and on my memory foreyer. But I thought you account, and on the cheap, ready pay, and one specimens : stupid surprise, the gathered crowd inquir­ when, in the dark night, their torches beaten dead -years ago," Attorney and Counsellor at law, price system. One Athenian modest trembled, out by the wind and rain, the crowd heard '• Sit down—sit down, and tell nje sill." It will be obvious to all reflecting minds, that, ingly gazed at the breathless messenger of Ojjicc West Side the Bridge, As before the crowd assembled, the angry waves dashing over the rude pier, " After I was thrown from the vessel, that to conduct the mercantile business on the one , He remarked the mummy's stature evil. Before he could relate what seemed - NORWALK, CONN. their courage failed, and seven only were night," said W——seating himself, " L price system, and that a very low price, it must Rather tall for female nature. to choke his utterance, the sheriff of the found ready for the enterprise. Clambering was so frightened that for some time J had Jan. 1st, 1850. 3 be done for ready pay. Gliddon bad an explanation, county hastily entered, and arrested M no consciousness of what occurred. On be­ - Additions will constantly be made of season­ Nearly ready for narration, W . upon the deck, with their victim in their Wm. W. Marram ore, able goods, to his already large stock comprising But, ere he began his answer. " For what ? " faltered the young man. midst, the cables were cut, and the little coming more collected., I found my boat half filled with water, riding the .short, heavy an unusual variety. Cried another, "She's a man. Sir ! " The murder of Millie Woods," was the bark, like a frightened bird, flew out to sea. The subscriber flatters himselfthat. from his Consternation, lady's blushmg, Perhaps no scene ever painted itself on waves, and every second I .expected to go stern reply. means and long experience, together with the Beaux confused disposed for rushing under, or .capsized, and so d.rowa. This C.omcr of State and Main Streets, It wanted only this to swell the horrible the canvass of real life so startling, weird help of polite and attentive clerks be will offer Off without a moment waiting ; and strancre as this. While the stout-hearted not oc.eurjng, i hegan to look a'bout me. I BRIDGEPORT, CONN. sensation that had fallen upon the crowd. great inducements to all who may want good For,'twas fixed without debating, skipper steered the bark, the convict, assisted found the .cord by -which I was tied passed and cheap goods. Millie Woods, a little girl ten or twelve That the tinroll'd priestess tender by foui of his companions, tied YV to over my shoulder. 1 managed to get in my FIE5&BS <&, HEWDmCKS, SEYMOUR COMSTOCK- "Was not of the female gender! years of age, was an only child of respecta­ the open boat, and the preacher, kneeling mouth and soon gnawed it apart. This loos­ I\l<\ N UFACT URKit5 AMD DKALKItS IN New Canaan. Jan. 31. 1850. 6 Gliddon for a moment, faltered, ble parents living within a mile of S , upon the deck, was heard between the pauses ened my hands, so that in a few minutes I But his visage soon was altered, and, by her sprightly loveliness, had won Soots, Slioes, Leather, and Findings of the thunder, far above wave.s and wind, freed myself and sat up. With an old cup For he saw a dawning notion the affection of all the villagers. The cir- Main HE subscriber would respectfully call the that 1 found in the boat I bailed out the water, mo. 23 -Street, That would settle the commotion. cumstanrcs attending her death were as fol­ calling upon Heaven to bless their unholy NORWALK, CT. ttention of the public to the largest assort­ "Gentlemen and ladies," said he, act. - and then, breaking up one of the seats, I ment of Harness tobe found in any similar es­ lows:—The parents, as was frequently their " This has surely been a lady, The open lake was gained, and the mauaged the little affair so as .to ship no tablishment. in this county, wh'ch he has on custom, left the house in charge of Millie, Hartford County But the blundering undertakers, wretched man, regardless of his entreaties more of -the waves, and in this way £ode ou$ hand, and offers for sale at the very lowest pri­ and had been, the greater part of the day, Mutual Fire Insurance Company Or the blundering coffin makers, and screams, was given to the foaming the storm and the night., H ces. It is believed that no similar establish In the Theban shops of mummies, making purchases, and visiting in the vil­ waters. In a glare of lightning, that was " By morning the wind had somewhat GEORGE ST. JOHN, Agent. ment can furnish a better or cheaper article Proved themselves a set of dummies, lage. Hurrying home before the coming subsided, but so exhausted was I by fear and AS a pledged capital of about $800,000. in his line of business. He has also a very And misplaced the lady's body storm, the agonized parents found their followed by a deafening peal of thunder, fatigue, that I was forced to die down, and A cash surplus of more than $3,000.— large lot of Carriage Whips, which he offers By this baser male tomnoddy." house robbed, and their only child brutally they saw their victim rise upon a huge wave, H at factory prices. It is his intention to sell any soon was sound asleep. When I awoke the Insurance on $.100 about 7 cents per year. Great applause this statement greeted murdered. The news spread rapidly, and and then plunge into a darkness as of death and every article in his line sis low as any other sun was setting, and as far, as I could see on March 12. tflO From the " folks" about him seated ; soon the curious and coolest neighbors were beyond. establishment in the country. He has on hand every side, was a dreary waste of waters.— 'Twas a genuine Boston notion, looking carefully on all marks the violence Short time had the executors to dwell upon Spring and Summer Clothing. a large assortment of Saddlery ware,and con­ Thus to settle the commotion, their ruthless deed. Their lives were in Strange as it may sound. I was greatly re­ ~W 1THALJER & TURK have received their tinues to manufacture all kinds of Goods in his had left in the premises. The house, a All abused the mummy bakers, jeopardy. A storm so violent had seldom lieved, I feared nothing so much as falling • J*tor.k of spring and summer ready-made line on the most reasonable terms. large one, stood some distance from the road. Stupid Theban undertakers. been equalled, and the little craft was again into the hands of that terrible mob. clothing, which they will seH jut -city prices, Norwalk, Feb 12 WM. B. SWAN. For their blundering egrt gious, The frontdoor was found open, all the inner worked, save by the skipper, with unskilful " The full moon came out, making the Which is much cheaper than can be purchased And their treatment sacrilegious doors unlocked, or broken, every drawer, hands. Desperate efforts were made to re­ scene flight almost as day, and a gentle breeze at any other establishment in this place. H. C. Randall. Of the holy priestess' ashes. •closet, press, and cupboard forced, and their AS just received a new and beautiful ar­ springing up, I took my coat, fastened it on Norwalk, April 12th, 1850. And for sending such trnsh as contents scattered over the floor. In the gain the Bay, but the entrance was narrow ticle in his line—a fancy-shaped silk This man-mummy, with the label and intricate, while commands, grossly mis­ the broken seafand with this, drifted, near as glazed cap. of the (inost texture, the assort­ garret, to which place the poor little creature Ready Made Clothing. Of a lady, on the table. understood, were promptly executed, so that I could make out by the stars, in a north­ ment of which he will rapidly reduce by the had probably fled, Millie was found covered But, in Gliddon's praise they firmer the bark ran upon a ledge of rocks, and easterly direction. 4 knew sooner or later I daily sales. Also a complete variety of every with blood that flowed from a stab in her Grew, and ne'er let a murmur quickly went to pieces Two only of its- must strike the Canada shore, bui how far I kind of cap, which he offers surpassingly side, her little hand grasping an old bed­ • 1 Breathe against his Theban learning, had been carried in the storm, I could not post, while around her neck a white kerchief strange crew were saved. The. clergyman cheap for cash. And they are thinking now of turning He is manufacturing as good a hat for $4 and the convict together reached the shore. of course determine. Through that long All their extra cash together, wasislightly knotted. as can be procured at Bebee 6c Co., N. Y., Some three years after these strange night I floated on. I saw the moon go down For a medal of fine leather, Upon the floor of the hall, one of the for $5. Any person desiring a hat, light, easy events, the Rev. Mr. H was awakened and the stars fade into the cold gray light of Willi a suitable inscription, neighbors picked up a squirrel, with one and waterproof, and made by careful measure one night by a reqiaestto come immediately, morning, and then the sun came up with the In the purest of Egyptian, to fit all the s-ide-thumps of the head, had bet­ fore-paw gone, and its head scalped by a clear, calm day, but no land could be seen— To attest their admiration and administer religious consolation to a tor call without delay, as he is rolling off the rifle-ball. A young man who had been Of their wondrons estimation. prisoner, who, in attempting to escape from nothing but glittering water, i imagined at present edition of Spring Hats like hot-cakes. chopping wood in a neighboring grove, im­ Of the learned Gliddon history jail, had been mortally wounded by the sen­ one time seeing in the dim distance a sail, but Silk or Fur hats finished as per order. 18 mediately recognized it as one which W Of this Theban mummy mystery. tinel on duty. The reverend gentleman, if one, it immediately disappeared. About w had shot that afternoon ; he was present, and folding his cloak about him, and accompa­ noon I noticed something floating near me, GROCERIES & CROCKERY. remarked his excellent shot. W • •• left nied by the jailor, threaded his way through and, on paddling my boat along side, found G. W. Smith. TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW. in the direction of Woods' house, with the the snow and sleet to the prison. it lo be a bale of ^oods, carefully corded to­ HE Subscriber would inform his former Don't tell me of to-morrow ! squirrel in his hand. The kerchief un­ customeis and the public generally, that, Give me the man who'll say. They found the prisoner writhing in pain gether. I fastened it almost without motive, T wound from Millie's neck had the letters he may be found at feis new store in South That when a good deed's to be done, upon his bed, in the gloomy cell, lit by a to my boat, and again laying down, was soori M. W. in one corner. True, these were Norwalk, where he will keep a good and ex­ Let's do the deed to-day, dim candle, and alone, for the surgeon had asleep. the initials of Millie's own name, but her tensive assortmeut of Groceries, Provisions, "We may all command the present, pronounced his case hopeless. " 1 was awakened hy a shout, and starting mother positively avowed she owned no THE subscriber has on hand and intends Crockery, China and Glass Ware. Also Flour If we act and never wait ; " You've come at last," he growled, as the up, found I was running in close to a wood­ such article. Satisfied with these circum­ line ping a good assortment of Ready Made and Feed, Sporting and Blasting Powder, But repentance is the phantom clergyman, approaching his bed, took from ed shore, and a number of men starting in Patent Fuse, und a general assortment of Of the past, that comes too late! stances, the officer at once arrested W . "Clothing of all kinds. Also, a good assortment beneath his cloak a book, and began the wonder at my appearance. In answer to my •of Cloths, Cassinieres, and Vestings, which Patent Mediciiws. All of which he will sell From the time the murder was discovered, Don't tell me of to-morrow 1 duties pertaining to his sacred mission. request one of them waded in and pulled my 3ie will make up to order in good style and at at as low rates-as they can 'be procured at in to that of W 's arrest, was just two There is much to do to-day. "You've come at last; I thought I'd go boat to the land. I iearned, to my great «b«rt notice. this village or 'elsewhere. That can never be accomplished, hours. relief that I had reached the Canada side, JN". B. Particular attention paid to cutting. Fresh Goods received every week, <3oods down before you got here." The prisoner was hurried to the nearest : THOMAS RILEY. delivered in any part of the village. If we throw the hours away. " May you be spared for repentance ; let within c few miles of . It was supposed Every moment has its duty— magistrate, and the evidence 1 have detailed Norwalk, Feb. 25,1850. 9 South Norzcailc, May Gth 1850. 20 us lose no time." that I had ben shipwrecked, to which my Who thefuture can foretel 1 given 'before him. In addition to this, spots " No you don't 1 I'm bound to go down— aoods at once gave coloring, and secured for T'hr.n why put off till to-morrow ? Adams' So Go's Express. of fresh blood were found on his coat sleeve, don't be fooling.; I didnJt send for that." me a kind reception. On openingthis bale FASHIONABLE EMPORIUM What to-day can do as well ? i ADAMS'& Co respectfully give no­ and, as Woods had been rojjbed of some " The sands of life are running fast. In next day, I found it filled with costly silks tice to the citizens of Norwalk and E. Curtis, Merchant Taylor. gold and silver coins, of a peculiar charao a few moments you will be in the presence and velvets, and so admirably packed, the vicinity, tlia-t, having effected contracts Don't tell me of to-morrow! No. 10 Main Street, Olmstead's Buildings. ter, two or three of the pieces were found of your Judge, and repentance will then be water had little damaged them. This had e New York & New Haven, the Hous- If we look upon the past, THE Subscriber has received, within a How much that we have left to do, upon the unfortunate man's person. This probably been lost from some wreck in the Naugatuck, New Haven & Northamp- of p.o avail." few days past, a large addition to his as­ "We cannot doat last! riveted the final link, and the crowd grew late storm, and nothing the address with in­ sortments Spring Goods, consisting, in part, d New Haven, Hartford & Springfield " It will not avail me now," said the To-day ! it is the only time furious. Little Millie, so loved and loving, tention of repayment some day, I sold th& «f Broadcloths, of French, German, English ads, they are prepared to receive and criminal. r Packages, parcels, <&c., on the line of For all ^on this frail earth ; ail remembered as a child of their own— "Think of your past life—think of the contents, and with the proceed made my and American manufacture. It takes an age to form a life, roads. and she, too, butchered for gold—the law way to New York, where after my mother's •CASSIMER.ES, A moment gives it birth. punishment that is to follow." Plain Black and Doeskin; also a large assort­ Our facilities on the Southern Roads are seemed too slow and mild for vengeance ; The answer to this was a frantic roar of death, joined an expeditora fitting out for ment of Fancy Goods, of a •variety of patterns. such, we are ena'b ed to transport merchan-dise and the great crowd, noiv swelled to hun­ laughter, that made even the jailer's blood in South America. In this new home 1 mar­ at Mail speed, in advance of any other medium VESTINGS AND TRIMMINGS; dreds, swayed to and fro, shouting angrily tingle with alarm. ried, and engaged in merchandise. There I MKSSKNGKRS constantly accompany our Ex­ MISCELLANY. A. good assortment always on hand, to all of for blood. " I will not remain,1' said Mr. H jived un'il I learned a fi\v month's ago my in­ press Cars, in which are placed IIVON SAFES, which I would invite an examination from my A convict, but lately from prison, has­ sternly, and United States. rang out high above the tumult, said : blame." • . * I Muyher's No. 19, 20, and 21 ploughs- a rifle in his hand, and a powder-horn slung arms of a swain who had just popped the " My friends, be careful of your acts. "Lord have mercy upon 1,'me ! groaned A Card. Do. Horse — do. over his shoulder, (for he had but a few mo­ question, and scaled it with a smack, " what's HE Subscribers would take this method You are about to do what in this man' you the divine in agony of spirit. Couch's Sanford 0 D, 1 D, and 2 do. ments before come in from gunning,) paced 1 to inform their friends and the public gen D "I slipped the gold pieces into his pocket. the time o day now 1" "I should think it T Hall's No. 3 and Horse do to and from the door, looked at the troubled condemn—an awful murder. Chain him ©rally, that they have associated together in " How he prayed and begged for mercy ! U.DS about half past twelve," was the cool Castings for the above and Warring's bay and cloudy sky, and frequently asked down, do what you will to secure the crimi­ : iS ! the practice of Dental Surgery, and will be It's our turn now ! I don't beg —I won't— reply;r • " you see we are almost one." ; ^ . Ploughs ; just received and for sale by an old captain of a schooner when he would nal, but respect the law— " li'ipipy to serve their patrons in the best possi­ I'll die as 1 have lived—but you can howl. WM. C. STREET. be able to sail—" To-night ? " " And give Squire B a chance to ble manner. It is their intention to perfect He had'a, widowed mother. We all went U3=* A good joke is told of the Botls bar- such arrangements as will secure to thei»- i OTASH, for sale by "Tonight? No, sir!" responded the clear him," interrupted the convict I have under; but you and I, parsori, came up to- bacue in Powhatan. When the guest of friends all the advantages that the Dental Pro­ W. E. BISSELL. captain to one of these inquiries; u nor to­ mentioned. the occasion had announced, in his usual fession affords, and lo execute their business morrow—nor next day, I expect. This 'ere " To that man, fresh from the cells, I have gether—-now we go doiv'n—DOWN, DOYVN!" I To Let. emphatic manner, with a knowing look at in a style creditable to themselves. With many storm looks as if it was .goin' to lead off a nothing to say. But to my companions, The voice of the convict ceased—a shudder The half, or the whole of a house, the fair portion of his audiencejfthat he was thanks for past favors, they would respectfully dance for a good many flirtin'ones, and 1 neighbors, friends, I appeal—earnestly ap­ ran through his iron frame, and the wretch­ solicit a continuance of the same. situated in Merwlu Place, so- peal. Why will you do this cruel thing? ed criminal was no more. a candidate for nothing except matrimony, an called, which consists of four sit­ don't believe in puttin' out in such company A. HILL, DDS. What right have you to commit a murder ? In time, the village of S grew to a old gentleman in the crowd exclaimed, so ting-rooms, four bed-rooms, milk- —it corrupts good manners, as the sayin' is. — CHAS. FITCH. How will you answer to the great Giver of city. Many of its old citizens had emigra­ that all the ladies could hear, " Ah, Well; I room end sink-room, ar.d a large cellar. You seem to be in a great hurry, comrade? " ted or were dead, and among the remaining reckon you can be elected ,to that—it lakes Cytherean Cream of Soap The house is large, newly-bnilt, and within "lam. The Sea Gull brought me ill all trood for this? Where is your author­ the events 1 have narrated had faded almost 0nly one vote. five minutes' ride of the railroad depot. news froth home this morning, and I will ity?" u J NEW preparation for washing and bath­ into an uncertain legend, when, one sunny 19 HENRY HANDS. double your passage-money, if you run "Whoso sheddeth man's blood, by man ing, just received and for sale by afternoon, an elderly gentleman of staid re­ $^ An Irish soldier being asked if hs C. E.DISBROW- down to C to-night." shall' his blood be shed," responded a harsh, spectable appearance, accompanied by his met with much hospitality in Holland, ie* Flails* (i Not I., I wouldn't undertake it for four solemn voice, and the crowd, turning, saw -I Kegs Cut Nails, of the very best plied that he was in the hospita-l _nearly all HITE-WASH and Scrubbing Brushes, a blazing torch which waveid over a> stern, wife' and children, made his way from the _ py fori sale at\ quality; just received and for tale to times the money." fe- ' ••..: . . the time he was there, unfeeling lace,—the countenance of their evening steamer to one of the principal hotels. V S. BISSELL' trade, builders, or retail! Silenced by this reply, the young man re­

•Mi CONGRESS, -y Accidents of the Fourth* Confession of Profostor Webster. upper well, and ttire\V;them into the vault ^ Newsfrom Oregon. ' \ NOEWALK GAZETTE. From ike N. Y. T, ' The Boston papers contain some further no­ under the privy.02.1 took the thorax from the From the *'Sacrkincnio Transcript, May 29, As .we had no pnblic celebration in this placey tice of Prof. Webster's confession, as related weli below, and jpacked it in the tea-chest we have few accidents to record at home. The Senate, on Monday, took up the Om­ ^Rev. Mr^Vhiteman, together with his as found. My own impression has been lady and farpily, were" massacred by the In­ g TUESDAY, JULY 0,1850 There were some core'heads, from the inevi­ nibus Bifl. Mr. Cooper made a speech in to the Governor and Couucii of Massachusetts that this was riot done till .after the second dians at the Mission above the Cascade, in its favor, and Mr. Upham one against ita i by the Rev. Dr. Putinnn, who is Webster's table tendency of patriotism to fly off from the visit of the officers, which was on Tuesday ; the Kyose country,! Oregon, some time in The President sent in a message about chosen clergyman, and to whom was commit­ " Thoughts on the fading year," mny be a upper extremities, under peculiar conditions of but Kingsley's testimony shows that it must the year 18-47. There were some eight or ten New Mexico, the substance of which was, ted the charge of presenting the petitiou for a very creditable production, but from our attain­ the brain. . Drunkenness ond pugiUsin, if have been done sooner. The perforation of farnilies.tei^porarily stopping in .the place at. that he had nothing more to communicate, ments in chir^^ unable to get nt nothing else, gave unerring evidence that the .change of punishment to imprisonment.' As the thorax had beeniriacle"bjMlieKnife* af the time, the male members of whom were jSftd'that no official communication of Col. the fact. The difficulty in part arises, perhaps, the Professor is begining to tell the truth, it is the time of removing the viscera. On Wed­ 'also murdered. The woman and children glorious 4th was receiving due nttemion, from, Munroe's proclamation had been received. quite probable he wilf~ere long make a clean nesday I put on kindlings and made a fire were taken prisoners by the Indians, and the from one's inability to entertain " Thoughts" nt least, one class of patriots. Our friend The House was occupied with the Gal­ breast of it and avow that he has committed a in.the furnace.below, having first poked down young wom%n compelled to become the of this character just when all nature is push­ Gruman had his face somewhat burnt, wliilo phin business, but, after a series of speeches, the ashes. Some of the limbs, I cannot re­ wanton and premeditated murder. wives of some of the chiefs. Soon after­ ing ahead with unwonted vigor and freshness. setting off fire-works, by the meddling inter­ adjourned without having done anything. member which' or how many, were consum­ :• ward Maj> Ogden,'commander: at Vancou­ If the writer would put his " Thoughts",-into a ference of one of this class. A serious acci­ • i He admits that he killed Dr. Parkman, but ed at that time. This is the* last I had to do * In the Senate on Tuesday, Mr. Yulee ver's Island, assisted by Gen Gillman, started readable script, there is no telling but that they asserts that he did the deed in a heat of pas­ with the remains. The tin box was design- dent, by which a young man named George called up his resolution, fixing the 1st of with a file of soldiers into the Indian - coun­ sion. The confession is a long one, and we to receive the thorax, though I had not con­ might find n place in the poet's corner in " The Palmer lost his life, took place in Easl Haven. August for adjournment of •Congress. try, to rescue the unfortunate prisoners, and must be content with extracts from the most cluded where l.should finally put the box.— season of the year." An explosion of n cannon;followed the' impru­ Mr^-Ctay briefly reviewed the condition punish ihe Indians for the outrage. important portions of it. He thus describes The fish liooks, tied up as grapples, were to dent loading of the piece to the muzzle. A 6f the public business, expressing his con­ They found the Indians, gave them battle, be used in drawing up'the parts in the vault" slow match was applied, which going out, the viction that it was imprudent and inexpe­ the fatal interview at the laboratory : in which many of.ihose engaged at the mur­ ; ; Case of Prof. Wel»ster. "He [Dr. Parkman,] immediately addres­ whenever I should determine how to dispose der at the Mission . were killed, and finally young man applied a lighted match to the dient in the highest degree, at the present of them. I had a confused double object in We give, in this pnper nil that is essential in sed me with great energy. " Are you ready succeeded in recovering the woman and priming. A large fragment of the shattered time, even to estimate the day upon which ordering the box and making the grapples. the confession of Professor John W. Webster. for me, Sir—have you got the money?'' I child red, some fifty in number, by hiring metal struck him on the.leg. Amputation and Congress might adjourn. For one, he had before intended to get such things to This confession is received in this quarter with replied, "No, Dr. Parkman," and was then I the savages to deliver them up. Thus the hoped Congress would never think of ad­ send to Fayal—the box to hold the plants, death followed. A most painful accident also begining to state my condition and my ap­ matter ended for the time. But we learn grains of allowance. Hnving already told journing until some settlement of the agi­ and other articles which 1 wished to protcct occurred in New Haven. A littlegirl aged 11 peal to him, but he would not listen to me, by a Air. Field, now in this place, who left crooked stories, to give a fiivorable coloring to tating questions now pending, should be from salt water and the sea air, and the years, by the name of Welch, a twin (faughtor and interrupted me with much vehemence Oregon City some fifteen days ago, that his dark deeds, it is not surprising that his con­ had. He moved the postponement of the hooks to be used there in obtaining Ceralli- of a carman by that name of that city, by. vuin­ he called me scoundrel and liar, and went on Gen. Lane has taken decided steps to have a fession should be looked upon with a degree of further consideration of the resolution for ner plants from the sea. It was this previ­ heaping on me the most bitter taunts and more satisfactory settlement. In March last ning before a gun which was being discharged, two weeks. ously intended use of them that suggested distrust. Of course there are those who look opprobrious epithets; while he was speaking he formally demanded of the remainder of was.struck by the wad and had the forepnrt of Mr. Yulee advocated this resolution, ex­ and mixed itself up with the idea of the oth­ upon the whole affair as a transcript of truth. he drew a handful of papers from his pocket, the murderers, andnine of them including her skull carried away, and of course died in­ pressing- his belief that if any disposition So there lire those, who were willing to believe and took from among them my two notes er application. two Catholic Priests have been delivered in­ could be made of the subjects referred to. at I doubt even' now to which use they stantly. A young man named Samuel Dum- also an old letter from Dr. Hossack, written to the possession of the Government of Ore­ Littlefield the guilty one, who could trace link this session, it could be made within four would have been applied ; I had not used kee had his arm shattered in West Haven by many years ago, and congratulating him on gon. By proclamation of the Governor, the by link, n chain of circumstances,to themselves, weeks. the hooks at the time of the discovery. The the premature discharge of "a gun. ^ ^ his success in getting me appointed Professor Legislature of the Territory was convened at least, quite conclusive of this opinion. But After further debate, a motion to postpone, tan put into the tea chest was taiken from a of Chemistry. " You see," he said, " I got on the 13th of May, at Oregon City, to give these were no more, (if as much in error) than was agreed to. barrel of it that had been in the laboratory ZW The N. Y. & N. H.JR. R. did a swim­ you into your office, and now I will get you the prisoners a trial, and our informant The Omnibus was taken up, when Mr. for some time; the bag of lan,brought in on those witnesses who positively saw Dr. Park- out of it." He put back into his pocket all thinks that, ere this, they have been convict­ ming bnsiness on the 4th.*'* The number of Upham resumed his remarks. After con- Monday, was not used nor intended to be man after the time of the murder. the papers except the letter and the nofes. I ed and put to death. passengers conveyed to aud fro was enormous;: eluding his observations on the history of used ; it belonged to a quantity obtained by The wife and three daughters of Prof. Web­ cannot tell how Jong the torrents of threats ••Lately, some friendly Indians have given somo of the trains consisted of no less than IS the general question of Slavery and Slavery ster appeared before the Council on the after­ and invectives continued, and I cannot recall me a long time ago, for experiments in tan­ information in Oregon that the wives and cars, and jammed at that.vR'• SI ?r made a speech in defense of the President, less ; blood flowed from his mouth, and I chased for him the day before the murder he surably above those who defame him ? are stated to have been answered adverse to Later dates, coming down to the 27th ult., and rather in opposition to Mr. Clay's bill, got a spunge and wiped it aivay ; I got some has explained in a separate paper. Courant. the confession. The opinion is universally bring inJormation that the Confoj- prisoners are but seemed undecided as to whether he amonia and applied it to his nose, but with This is the confession. His clergyman expressed that no commutation will be granted. still closely confined, and the Consul is not nl- would vote for it or not. out effect ; perhaps I spent 10 minutes in then solemnly charged him to answer as a [£7=* The steamer Washington reached attempts to resuscitate hi to, but I found he The confession inado by Professor Webster lowed to communicate with them. Gen. The House invoked the ghost of Galphin, dying man whether he had intended to mur- New York on Thursday in about thirteen was absolutely dead. In my horror and con­ has caused the publication of a previous peti­ Campbell's correspondence with Mr. Clayton and was enlightened and amused by Dr. Parkman. He replied: "No, never!" days from Southampton. She brought as sternation I ran instinctively to the doors and tion for pardon, which ho prepared immediate­ has embittered the Spaniards against him, and the speeches of Messrs. McKissock and said he, with energy and fueljng, " as I live, passengers G. P. R. James.the novelist, and bolted them-the lecture room and laboratory they havo openly threatened to assassinate Ivins: of N. Y , Thompson of Pa., Carter and God is my witness, never ! I was no the Hungarian Count and Countess Dem- ly subsequent to his trial, and transmitted to below ; and then what was I to do1 It nev­ of Ohio, Burt of S. C., and Houston of Del. more capablc of such a thought than one of binski. Count Dembinski was an aid of the Governor and Council on the 24th of him. The Germantown is at anchor in the er occured to me to go out and declare what Both branches adjourned over till Friday, my innocent children ; I never had the fe- Kossuth's; he has escaped from confinement April. In this document, it will be perceived, harbor, ready to receive him, in the event of had been done, and obtain assistance: I saw to celebrate the "glorious Fourth." mot.est idea of injuring Dr. P. until the in Turkey, and, with his wife, seeks refuge his leaving the city. -I nothing but the alternative of a successful the prisoner affirmed his entire innocence of blow was struck. Dr. P. was extremely in this country. The Washington brought In the Senate., on Friday, Mr. Bell occu­ movement and concealment of the body on the act of killing Dr. Paikrnan, and declared severe and shrap, the most provoking of men, an immense cargo"cif most valuable goods List of Justices. pied most of the session with a speech, one hand, and of infamy and destruction on himself the victim of a foul conspiracy, &c. and I am irritable and passionate. A quick from Germany and France, consisting of Norjval/c.—C. Bissell, J. M. Caster,. Thomav which he had not finished when the adjourn­ the other. The first thing I did, as soon as It is written with much more earnestness and handed and brief violence of temper has over 51)0 ton.-' measurement of silks, lices, B. Bailor, Orris S. Ferry, Thomas Robinson, ment took place. He prefers the President's I could do anything, was 1o draw the body been a besetting sin of my life. I was an satins, jewelry, watches, rich dresses, shawls, solemnity of language than the paper in which Geo. A. Bissell, Geo. R. Cowles, Jno. A. plan to the Compromise, but will vote for into a private room adjoining, where I took Weed, Geo. St. John, C'bas. E. Disbrow, Jo­ only child, much indulged, and I never ac­ &c., to the value of over one million of dol­ he avows his guilt. This petition remained the latter. off the clothes and began pulling them into seph W. Hubbell, Asa E. Smith, Stephen quired the control over my passions that 1 lars. before the Council till the 4th of June, when The House was engaged most of the day the fire, which was burning in the upper Smith, Jo«eph P. Hanford. Henry Selleck, ought to have acquired early, and the conse­ it was withdrawn on the application of Dr. with a charge made, on Mr. Giddings by the laboratory ; they were all consumed there Jonathan Camp, Jr., Win. H.Benedict, Henry quence is all this." But you notified Dr. P. Boston Atlas. A Washington correspon­ that afternoon, with papers pocket book and TIIE.QUICKSILVER MINES or CALIFORNIA. Webster. We subjoin some extiacts from this Lamb, Jno. G. Quigley, Samuel Richards, to meet you at a cerlain hour, and told him P. S. Cunningham. Jas. Wiseman,'.'Harvey dent of the Atlas has accused Mr. G. of whatever they contained. I did not examine We understand that a company has been or­ document, as it came from his hands :— you would pay him, when you knew you Fitch, Russell Norton, Horace Smith., Dimon surreptitiously obtaining certain papers from the pockets nor remove anything except the ganized in this city, and that the stock has Hnving been convicted before the Supreme had not the means? " No," he replied,"! Fanton, Seth A. Sears, Reuben A. Williams. the Post-Office Ddepartment, and circula­ watch. I saw that, or the chain of it hang­ nearly all been taken, to work one. of the Judicial Court of the murder of Dr. George did not tell him I would pay him, and the^e Darien.—Holly Bell, James II. Gorham, ting them in Ohio. He totally denies it. ing out. I took it and threw it over the quicksilver mines of California, which—ac­ Parkman, I would most respectfully and hum­ is no evidence 1 told him so, except my own bly petition your Excellency and the Honora­ Ira Scofield, Abram Clock, Joseph Mather, This done, the House took up the Gal­ bridge as I went to Cambridge. My next cording to the authentic accounts received words spoken after his disappearance and ble Council, to be permitted to declare, in the Gilbert. G. Watprbnry, Seth Crissey, Edward phin business, and Messrs. King of N J., move was to get the bjdy into the sink from those who have made an examination after I had determined to take the ground most solemn manner, that I am entirely inno­ Scofield, Benj. S. Reed. and Conrad severally gave the Secretaries which stands in the small private room, by of thi-m, and whose scientific knowledge that I had paid him, these words were of the gives authority to their opinions—are inex­ cent of this awful crime ; that I never enter­ Wilton.— Geo. A. Davenport, Abijah Betts, of War a whitewashing. setting the body partially erect against the tained any other hut the kindest feelings to­ Chas. Cannon, Giles Gregory, Jeziel Grum­ miserable tissue of falsehood to which I was haustible, and must yield an almost unexam­ corner, and by getting up into the sink my­ wards him; and that I never had any induce­ man, Wm. H. Taylor, Samuel Scott,-Iiaw- The Senate on Saturday did nothing. committed from the moment I had begun to self, I succeeded in getting it up there; it pled profit.—Bull. Pal. ment to injure, in any way, him whom I have ley .Sterling, Wm. H. Hanford, Andrew Jack-_ Mr. Bell t>f Tennessee concluded his speech conceal the homicide. I never had a thought on the Omnibus. Probably many more was quickly done, as a work of terrible and numbered among my best friends. son. of injuring Dr. Parkman." " To him who sectli in secrct, and before speeches will be made before the decisive desperate necessity. The only instrument Beautiful Locomotive.—The most perfect Nexo Canaan.—Wafts Comstock, Thomas was the knife found by the officers in the tea The Rev. Mr. Pntman then withdrew locomotive we ever saw, and probably the whom 1 may ere lorg, be called to appear, Raymond, Burling D. Purdy, Samuel Wake- vote shall be taken. would I appeal for the truth of what I now chest, which I kept for culling corks. I Webster's first statement, in which he declar­ finest one in New England, we looked at man, Charles Baraclongh, Peter Smith, Wm. In tlie House the subject of the Boston declare, as also for the truth of the solemn de­ Watson, Joseph Silliman. Sands Adams, An­ made no use of the Turkish knife as it was ed his innocence. yesterday in the engine house here of the Atlas letter, charging Mr. Giddings wilh He said that this was pre­ claration, that 1 had no agency in placing the drew Benedict, Selleck Y. St. John, Darius- called at the trial ; that had long'bcen kept Hartford Railroad. It was built to order having abstracted certain papers from the sented at the iustignation of his family, who remains of a human body in or under my St. John, Stephen Hojt. Samuel Raymond, on my parlor mantle-piece in Cambridge, as for that company by the Paterson, N. J. Co., Post-Office Department, was brought up believed h m innocent until within a week past. rooms in the Medical College in Boston, nor do David B. Hoyt, James Pattison. a curious ornament. My daughters frequently has driving-wheels 6 feet 2 inches in diame­ I know by whom they were so placed. I am again, and, from a statement of Mr. Matte- P. proceeded to argue the truthfulness of Wcstport.—Eliphalet Swift, Samuel W. cleaned it, hence the marks of oil and polish­ Mr. the victim of circumstances, or a foul conspira­ ter, cylinder 16 inches in diameter, and a Chamberlain, Solomon G. Taj'lor, Lyman son, on behalf of Col Warren, Second As­ the last confession, and that Webster was not cy. or of the attempt of some individual to ing on it. 1 had .lately brought it into Bos­ stroke of 20 inches. It weighs about 24 Banks, Wm. II. Richards. David Coley, 2d, sistant P. M. General, it seems there is a ciiuse suspicion to fall upon me; influenced, ton to get the silver sheath repaired. in such straitened circumstances, as to make tons, and is finished and mounted in the Alva Gray, John Gray, Davis Taylor. John question of veracity to be settled between perhaps, by the prospect of obtaining a large The prisoner describes his mode of washing the murder probable. It was only killing with­ most perfect and elegant manner. It is in­ Goodsell, Geo. L. Cable, Street H. Keeler, Mr. Giddings and Col. Warren. Mr. G. reward. out intent. tended for one of the express trains between Thos. Bennett, Daniel Burr, M. Coley, Fran­ asked for an investigation, and the Speaker away the blood and burning the fragments of Repeating in the most solemn and positive cis W. Jessup. was authorized to appoint a select committee the body. He says the stick with which he Springfield and New Haven.—Springfield manner and under the fullest sense of respon­ Stamford—Joshua B. Ferris, Chas.'Haw- of five to inquire into the facts, and report struck the fatal blow was peice of a stump of a From the Bridgeport Standard. Repub. ., sibility as a man and as a Christian, that I am wholly innocent of this charge, to the truth of ley, Wm. T. Minor, Floj'd T. Palmer, Jas. to the House. The report of the Galphin large grape vine, which being porous, he Washington Monument. H. Hovt, Jonathan M. Hall, Ebenezer Smith, committee was taken up, and discussed at A Cunious FA'-T.—There is now lesiding which the Searcher of all hearts is a witness, brought to the college for the purpose of chem­ The Managers of the Washington Monu­ 1 would humbly and respectfully pray that the Alex. N- Holly, Benj. M. Weed, Sylvanus B. some length. The subject was not finally in Strafford, N. H., a family consisting of ical experiments in coloring wood. He says : ment Association, propose that collections in privilege I have asked may be granted. I do Thompson, Alex S. lngersoll, Nathaniel Lock- the following persons; 2 great grand­ disposed of; but, from the voles taken on -aid of this great national work,shall be made this under the full belief that the testimony wood, Chas. Brown, Wm. H. Potts, John I took up the two notes cither from the mothers, the one 80, the,other 90 years of amendments, &c., it is very plain that the throughout the Union, by the agency of the and explanations, I would now offer are such Dean, Joseph D. Warren, Edwin Scofield. members of the House of Representatives table or the floor, I think the table, close by atre, 3 grandmothers, 4 mothers, 1 father, 9 Assistant Marshals employed in taking the as will disprove many things, impair very great­ Redding.—Cortes Merchant, Sturges Ben­ where Dr. P. had fallen; I seized an old children, 2 grandchildren. 2 ereat grand­ ly the evidence of at least two witnessess, and have not a v^ry exalted opinion of Mr. Cencus. The proposition, we think,.will nett. James Sanford, Jeremiah Banks, Lemuel metalic pen lying on the table, dashed it children, 5 aunts and 1 uncle, 2 great aunts, place in their true light circumstances now Sanford, John Edmonds, Walker Bates, Jured Crawford's mode of picking the pockets of commend itself to general favor. across the face and through the signatures 4 widows, and 1 husband and wife. obsure. Olmstead, Aaron Sanford, Floyd Tucker. our common Uncle. They have a moie Since the laying of the corner stone [on genteel mode of doing that sort of thing, by and put them in my pocket; I do not know Grecmcich.—H,vnsU}$Enndle, Solomon Mead, why I did this rather than put them into the the 4th of July 1848,] the work has been in Zalmon Minor, John B. Wilson, Joseph Brush, way of voting themselves double mileage, rapid progress, and over $100,000 has been News from California. fine libraries, &c., but perhaps the present fire, for I had not considered for a moment The Manchester Murder.—The examina­ Obediah Mead, Alfred Rudle, James Smith, expended. The monument has attained the The steamer Philadelphia arrived at the Peter Ferris, Beal C. (?) Lockwood, Samuel riCongress will improve on the principles and what effect either mode of disposing of them tion of the Wentworths and Clark of Man­ would have on the mortgage, or my indebt­ height of 60 feet and before the close of the chester, N. H on the charge of having port of New York on Sunday evening last Close, Isaac C. Close, Augustus M.ead, Samuel practices of their " illustrious predecessors " present season, it will have become one of G. Cornell. edness to Dr. P. murdered Mr. Parker, was concluded on She brings $2,500,000 in gold dust. The in this regard. the most prominent objects of interest in the Ilidgrjicld.—Harvey Smith, Thnddeus Keel­ He says he lisver saw the sledge hammor Friday last, 5th inst. and resulted in the ac­ news stie brings is somewhat important. The £3= A correspondent of the Philadelphia vicinity of the Federal City. It is construc­ quittal of Horace Wentworth and* Clark er, 2d, llezekiah Scott, Smith Keeler, Ga­ desjribed by Littleficld, or knew of it. We ted of white marble, and when carried to the Indians in various quarters had been very maliel N. Benedict, Jacob T. Haviland, Mat­ North American, writing from London, June and the committal of the other two prisoners quote again as follows: propossed (500 or 600 feet.) it will be the troublesome, and murders had become fre­ thew Seymour, Daniel Lovejoy, Samuel M. ,.14th, says— Asa and Henry T-Wentworth, to stand their "On Saturday 1 visited my rooms at the most magnificent edifice of (he kind, the quent. Organized parties had gone out in Smith, Wm. B. Jones, Rufus Northrop, Jas. " I can assure you, that, secret as are all trial for murder. Smith, Jesse S. Bradley, Timothy Jones, College, but made no change in the disposi­ world has ever seen. It will be worthy of several instances to chastise the red men, and the movements of the British Government, Chas. Nash, Timothy Smith tion of the remains, and laid no plans as to the man who was " first in war, first in in one case a detachment of 75 U. S. troops some very important measures are about to • Easton.—Orando Perry. Eli Adams, James my future course; on Saturdry evening peace, and first in the hearts of his country­ Jenny Lind for New York —The pas­ be submitted by England to more than one from Sonoma and Benicia fell upon a party ol D. Johnson, Aaron L. Sanford, Samuel Jack­ read the notice in the Transcript respecting men." Every American citizens will sure^ sages of Jenny Lind and her distinguished • European nation, having for their objects suite, M. Benedict and Signor Boletti, were 2 or 300 Clear Lake Indians, and extermi­ son, Bradford Wiuton, Zenas Johnson, Lloyd the disappearance ; I was then deeply imprest ly desire lo aid in the completion of this Seeley, Moses W. Wilson, Daniel Wakeman, certain checks on the grasping and growing engaged yesterday, in the line of Collins' nated the whole party, including women and with the necessity of immediately taking great and noble undertaking. Moses Burr, Ebenezer S. Winton. Walker ambition, as it is termed, of the United steamships. There can be no doubt that children. This is a barbarous transaction, but States, as a government and as a people." some ground as to the character of my inter­ In order that this" may be, in truth the Sherwood, John Edwards, Edward Hill, Mal­ view with Parkman, for I saw that it must work of the people, subscriptions of moder­ the magnificent state-rooms appropriated to the account is taken from tho Alta California, let Seeley. A Wo,-nan Insviied and a Man Shot.— become known that I had had such an in­ ate amount only are desired, and it is expect­ the use of the Swedish nightingale, will be and bears all the marks ot authenticity. Weston.—David Patchen, Oliver C. Sanford, We are ino'.ebted to the kindness of Mr. terview.". ed that the name of each contributor will be such as to command her admiration. The Foreigners had shown much dissatisfaction Warren Nichols, Hanford Nichols, Matthew Monk nf Carmei for the information relative If I had designed and premeditated the entered upon the subscription' book, in his desire of the. vocalist to have her state-rooms with the new law of $20 per month, nnd more Bulkley. secured in the Collins line, is creditable to to this tragical affair. It appears that on homicide of Dr. Parkman in order to get own hand writing. These books are to be assembling in considerable numbers and resis- Among the acts passed at New Haven Sunday last a man by ti»e name of Horace the posession of the notes and cancel my deposited in an apartment of the monument, her taste, in every way.—N. Y. Herald. . tance was looked for. : " near the close of the session', wns one exempt­ Brown, of Somerstown, eniC^ed the house of debt; I not only should not have deposited for public inspection. The amount collect­ Miners were lying upon their oars, waiting Pettee's check the next day, but I should ed in each District, will al«o be published. A Gallant Rescue.—A young family, ing twenty fowls belonging to a head of a fami­ Mr.Sealey, a tavern keeper at Pine's Bridge, for the subsidence of the unusual quantity of and both insulted and inflicted wounds of a have made some show of getting and hav­ The people of Connecticut need not be living at Foil Hamilton, saved a gentleman, ly, from '• execution." The fowls would be water with which the streams on all hands serious nature upon his wife. Mr. Sealey ing the money the morning before. I should urged to furuisb their full proportion—to do one day last week, from the double-death of glad lo have the law obeyed,,about Thanks-" interposed, and endpavored to stay the f»u^ have drawn my money from the Bank and their part in evincing their gratitude and drowning and being crushed. It appears were filled. " )'• giving time.. *?•*> : assaults, when Brown, being his superior in taken occasion to mention to the Cashier veneration, for the charater and the deeds of that the steamboat had thrown the plank to A block of quartz rock, weighing some 125 physical strength, struck and felled him to that I had a sum to make up] on that Washington. the wharf, and that a gentleman, in his hurry pounds, with a considerable infusion of gold, EF* The organ of the democracy made it« - the earth. Seoley, however, not being seri­ day for Dr. P. and the same to Henchman It is proper to add that the President of the to land, atempted to " walk the plank" be­ had been procured by the government, nnd appearance on Saturday morning, under the U. S. is ex-officio, President of The Associa­ u ously injured by the blow, sprang to his feet, when I borrowed the $10. I should, have fore the boat was secured. By some mo­ forwarded by an agent as a contribution to the title of the Fairfield County Republican remarked that I was so much short of a tion, and.that the list of Managers is headed tion of the: vessel, he was precipitated into seized a revolver, and planted three bullets Washington monument. .< making a very respectable appearance. Mr. in the head and heart of the assailant which large sum that I was to pay Parkman. I with the name of Gen. Winficld Scott, The the big drink, and in a moment longer Smith has associated with him Mr. Minott pecuniary affairs of the Association, are un­ caused immediate. de;ith.) borrowed the money of Henchman as mere would have been crushed between the boat Auw. I-'" "fc-••>*- • -••-•>*3 . r der the direction of Hon. Elisha Whittlesey, ,j,;' : . - Carm.nl, [iV. I ,] Courier,2d. pocket money for the day. If I had intend­ and wharf. A young lady standing by—a EF^The brigantine Advance, Lieut. Haven, ed the homicide of Dr. P. I should not have as general Agent. pretty, courageous, muscular and charming one of the vessels belonging to tho American The fall of Table Rock is confirmed. Id" The Boston Transcript says that a made the appointment twice and each time young lady—-at once leaned over and seized expedition in search of Sir John Franklin, was About forty feet of it are gone, i>ut no lives reconciliation has taken place between Lit- in so open a manner that other persons Jd" Venerable Parents who would pre­ the dapper little fellow by his coat collar, spoken by a St. John's pilot boat, off Cape are lost. The six persons in (tie carriage tlefield and Prof. Webster, and that a mu­ would almost certainly know of it. vent their daughters running off to get as he floundered in the briny element, and '"V Spear, at 8 o'clock, on the evening of Friday, a very narrow escape, by jumping out, as th? tual wish for an interview has been express­ After the first visit of the officers, I took married should feed them on cavJt elope lifted dim safely to terra firma. Jnne 7, fourteen days from New York. carriage went over ed. wbi.;b (be sheriff consented to grant. the pelvis and some of the limbs from the melons. «iu!wu*;v t<.1 Brooklyn Eagle. / / •m "*^: r 4 e r *" " " ^ '

1 X Live Geese Feather®, .-.-a--' v—j.j <5 JCSJ-F-/ .VS«A<'*?-•* - —• " ' -••••: - • •• ••-•- • • NSW DRY GOODS. v *" \Correspondence of the'Tiazeite. THE LAWS.—We shall commence the pub- SUMMER vv •• : • Prime article. For sale at ^ £>^4-ly NEW HAVKN, July 5, 1850. lien tion of the laws of the iate session of @|j Hitchcock &> lioadbeater,^| ri>, «•;_«? F. H. NASH'S, v , £ ^ OF THE Dear Gazelle:—Suppose our wise fore- the Legislature, next week. We shall take No. 347, Broadway, New York,r:f||| iM South Ncrrwalk, June lOth, 1850. llikthers had not signed the immortal Declara- hold of thetu. vigorously, and dispose of thein AVE ill store and are prepared to serve their customers with new Goods, of the ration on the fourth of July, but through some suddenly. W H Farm fbr Sale. most elegant patterns and styles, iucluding Stamford = Danbury R.Roi§! obstinacy lind omitted it until the seventh or The subscriber offers for sale a farm DAMAGE BV LIGHTNING.—During the thun­ Grenadines, Organdies, silk tissues, printed of sixty acres of good land, with ft 1» §• eighth, what a dull, monotonous day yesterday der-shower on Thursday afternoon of last jaconets and cambrics, beautiful calicoes, barn- modern built dwelling liowe, and out y.had been. But thanks to their wisdom and week,,five cows were killed, belonging to Mr. ges, silks, and indeed everything adapted to the flljl|lSpecial trains will leave §|§|gg||j abuildings thereon, eligibly situated about oo» seuson, which added to their previous immense promptness (which, by the way, they did not Shepard, of Brookfield. They were all fouud mile from the village of New Cnnann, and fiv® under one tree. stock of every kind of Fancy and Staple Dry will to their heirs) we can now look forward from the steamboat landing and Rail Road De* Goods, makes one of the large.'t, most varied, L: the ' GREAT DEPOT in pot at Norwalk. It. commands an extensive and general assortments in New York, aud ©very, year with exciting anticipations to the FIRE.—About half past 10 o'clock last night, nnd beautiful view of the surrounding country next fourth of July. Orations are written as we were getting ready for press, our village giving their attention particularly to the retail aud Long Island Sound. It is well watered* busiuess,- being themselves in constant, commu­ (or copied) promptly by the first of June; toasts and has upon it a fine orchard of grafted trees was aroused with the cry of "fire!" The nication with their customers, learn their wants in a bearing state. Said farm is replete with are ready buttered and almost cold by the time. fire proved to be in the charcoal bin in the and will supply them if any pains, and the WEW every convenience, and is offered for sale on markets of this or any other country, will ena­ OR every House, Hamlet and Town, with Merchandise, within 20 miles of this justly Readers of the Declaration practise daily in basement of our next, door neighbors. Lock- favorable terms. For further particulars, en­ ble them to do it. Their stock embraces every celebrated Mercantile Establishment. It is truly astonishing to witness the vast amotinr their antics from New Years ; dinners public wood, Haight & Co. The engines were soon quire of J. M. CARTER, Norwalk, or the sub­ thing useful and ornamental in the Dry Goods ofF Goods daily received and sold at this store. We have jnst made large additions to onr scriber near the premises. are cooked by people private ; witticisms are on the spot, and the flames, whiclf were, con­ way, fur either ladies' or gentlemens' wear, or former stock,and shall continue receiving the most fashionable styles of Dress Goods throagn- ^ ;; "WILLIAM DRUMMOND. hunted up and learned by heart; throats are fined to the basement, were got under, before family use, and are determined to be able, at out the entire season. We have some elegant styles of Rich Black, nnd Changeable bilks and Satins for Dresses; De Laities, Cashmeres, Bombazines, French Muslins and Lawns, New Canaan. June 17, 1850. 36 ^prepared, and cheers stored up for use; feet any considerable damage was done. 'J J all times, to so far supply every want that a lady shall be able to sit down and select every and all new styles of Ladies' Dress Goods, Ginghams, Prints in great variety, style and price, are drilled to keep pace with military proces­ y V; •; Xaime. 15% •->5 different styles of Ladies' Bonnets, 150 Pieces New Ribbons, 100 Dozen Gloves of every IV. York Cattle Market, June 24. article she desires, without the fatigue and per­ Y tlie Barrel or Small Quantity." For sions, by racing with engines daily; powder­ description; Hosiery, Table Covers, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, a large stock of English and In market. ],S00 beef cattle, (all Southern) 150 plexity of running about town, to make up her sale by GEO. W. SMITH. German Hand-Wrought Thread Edgings; also Wove Thread and Cotton Edgings, Ladies B -mills are rumbling, and paper rags tumbling, Cows and calves, and 5750 Sheep and lambs. assortment.; and that too at a lower price than South Norwalk, June 10, 1850. • Collars, from 12 l-2c. to $1,25. Lace Veils, and all descriptions of Fine Goods, 10 pieces. all to celebrate a single act. - BKKVES quite dull, with sales at a (incline from she could get them by promiscuous shopping. last week, ijjifiuS per cwt. having been the range of New French Twill and Plain Broad Cloths, all purchased within 40 days past; Cassimeres ot Now think je, these enthusiasts, who shout Their terms are cash, and only one price, Fotash. prices for the past week. fiom which they never vary, and therefore the every color and grade; 200 Patterns of New Vestings, from 9d to $3,50 per pattern ; Summer J!OR SALE, by 3? mid agonize so, contemplate for a moment, the Cows AND CALVKS.—Sales at from 20 to 45. All most, inexperienced purchaser, or even a child, Stuff, by the cart-losd. In fact, we keep Materials for Ladies' and Gentlemen s Wearing Ap­ ? GEO. W. SMITH. disposed of. glorious achievement of the original Fourth— will buy just as cheapas the most expert shop­ parel, of every description. SHBKP AND LAMBS—Sheep sold at from 2 50 to We would call the attention of the Public to our excellent style ot Kimball's Scythes. || the pure, dbvoted patriotism of those venerable 5, and Lambs at from 1 75 to 3 50. per. In the selection of their clerks they spare ARRANTED the best in use.' "For Signers ? tlence the thought ! no pains or expense to obtain those who ara W sale by S. E. OLMSTEAD. thoroughly experienced, polite and attentive, As nearly all the railroad companies carried Married. enjoining the free exhibition of their goods, but Carpeting and Oilcioihs f |1 ABER'S SCYTHE-RIFLES, at y for half price, the neighboring towns were In Ridgefield, on the 8th inst., by the Rev. never urging customers to bti}'. received this day, which we offer at very low prices. Come and see them. Also the latest ± OLiVi STEAD'S. pretty numerously represented here yesterday. Mr. Clark, HenryJMiddlebrook, of Wilton, to In eveiy department of their stock they and most approved styles of AY-RAKES, SCYTHE-SNATHS See. keep plain low priced goods, which they sell as Of course, the day passed off gloriously, pro­ Miss Harriet Emeliiie, daughter of Chauncey 11 at i" : V OLMSTEAD'S. Olmstead, Esq. of the former place. cheap as they can be purchased in any store cessions were formed, cannons fired, and drums In Bridgeport, on the 30th ult., by the Rev. in any part of the city, as well as the richer HATS AND CAPS UTA BAGA Turnip Seed, of last yenr'a pounded. We will suppose that the Oration Mr. Page, Mr. Louis Menzer, and Miss Char­ and finer qualities of which they mean their Purchasers can also find any article iu the Grocery, Hardware. Crockery"A'c. Line at 11 growth, at OLMSTEAD'S. was a master-piece, that the dinner was a tri­ lotte Michel. Also, by the same, Mr. Charles stock shall bo equal to an}' in New York which prices that will defy competition. ; F. & W. E. RAYMOND. Efigelhardt and Miss Eliza DeCainp. will include amongst other articles Canton LOST, ^ umph, and the toasts perfect paragons—it will Crape Shawls, and Cashmere, Woolen, and N Thursday, the 13th inst. in the vicinity be just as well as though we heard and tasted Bied. Thibet Long and Square Shawls, Lace and O of the Bridge, a gold pencil case and pen. Muslin Window Draperies, Linen and Muslin The - finder will confer a favor by leaving it at all. In this town, yesterday morning, Thomas Good Ncics and True ! Sheetings and Shirtings, Table Cloths, Napkins the store of Fields & Hendrick, or at this : The evening display was magnificent—we Mills, whoso injury while blasting rocks we and Diapers, Woolen Blankets and Quilts, Office. 25 •did see that.—the exhibition did honor to the noticed some time ago. Table, Piano, and Toilet Covers; and indeed In this town, oil Monday evening lust, Esther, managers, to the city, and to the day they a full assortment of foreign and domestic house NORWALK, JUNE 24. 1850. wife oi Mat bias 11n b l»ell, a«ed (ifJ years. THE BRIDGE STORE FOREVER. wife articles, of eveiy variety and kind. • Also, HEREAS, the General Assembly of •were designed to commemorate. They were In South Norwalk, on the 5 h inst., Mr. Be- a full assortment of Mourning Goods, together the State of Connecticut, at their May prepared by I. & J. O. Edge, Pyrotechnists, lisle Smith, aged about 45 years. W with a full and perfect assortment of Gentle­ Arrival of our Spring Stock of session, 1850, passed a resolution increasing In Bridgeport, June 25ih, Mr. Pliilo Calhoun, New York. men's Undershirts, drawers, scarfs and cravats, the Capital Stock of the Fairfield County The incidents of the day make enough for a aged 74, formerly of Danbury.' Bank, the sum of seventy-five thousand dollars, In YVestport on the SOib ult. Eunice, wd of the silk and linen pocket handkerchiefs, gloves, to be'divided into shares of one hundred dollars, •chapter. The morning was dark and misty, late James Jelliff, deceased, of YVestport, aged SO. suspenders, hosiery, broadcloths, cassimeres, Bry Goods, and Carpeting. each" and that a subscription for the same shall auguring unfavorably, though the afternoon was In Greeufiekl, Mrs. Esther Gray, aged 86. vestings, &c. &c.. at prices far below the usual In Weston, June 30th, Samuel Smith, aged rates of Gentlemen's Furnishing Stores. be opened at Norwalk, on the 10th day of fine. The appearance upon the Green of the about 47 years. HITCHCOCK & LEA DBKATER, Positively the largest nnd best assortment ever offered in this town July next, under the direction of the subscri­ miniature carriage that the Queen presented 28 347 Broadway, corner of Leonard st. bers, in the capacity of commissioners for that or county is to be found at the Store oj put pose. To Tom Thumb, caused some commotion and All accounts due tlio Gazette Office, contracted since the first of January of the ."LIST of LETTERS Rcmaing in the In pursuance of the aforesaid resolution, the such a rush that the carriage, horses, driver present year, have been assigned to the Sub­ Post Office, Neiv Canaan, July 1, 1850. undersigned will meet at the Fairfield County nnd all were completely swamped. The Gen­ scriber. Subscriptions, therefore, for the Persons calling for the following letters will J< Car Si M A ET, Bank, in said Norwalk, 011 the 10th day of eral held his hourly levees in this city yester­ six months ending with tlio month of June, are please say—Advertised. July next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., for the purpose now due, and, so far as convenient, may be of attending to the duties of their said appoint­ day, and not a little excitement was created in Arnold S A. McKenny. Hugh paid at. the Office. Village Subscribers will Burtis, Andrew Marshal, J D East End the Bridge, Norwalk, Conn. ment. STARR FERRY, ) the evening about eight o'clock bv the appear­ receive their bills by the carrier next week. Baron, Mrs Louisa Morgan, John W. P. BURRALL, > Commis'ners. ance of the little fellow upon the shoulder of a JAMES REED. Bishop, Robert Northrop, Mrs Betsey S my immense stock of Goods was purchased before the late advance in price, 1 can T. B. LACEY, ) 26 nnd -shall oifer greater inducements this Spring to purchasers than ever before ; met Norwalk, July 2, 1850. Bishop. gentleman, who was wedging his way through Stephen Northrop, Sturges To the Probate Court for the District of Nor- Bardoe, Nicholas Rafferty, Jerome A chants, ladies, and gentlemen, and all who wish to obtain anything in the Dry Go d the crowd to his hotel. Of course the Gen­ Salesman Wanted. Comstock, O S Slauson, Nathan line either in small quantities or large, may select from the greatest profusion of the nches iralk; HE application of Martin Kellogg of New eral's face and shoulders were veiled, which ANTED Immediately at the Store of Do I a n Ann Scofield, Samnel and'latent styles in the New York market, As to prices, the public have long been awaie Canaan, in said County, respectfully only served to increase the irresistible curiosity T. & W. Raymond, a young man to Davis, Ira P Selleck, William, Jr from acuial test, and need not. be told, that for selling cheap, this establishment has not, and T W cannot have arival. Thefollowing are but afew of the new goods just received. showeth, that he is father and natural guar­ to behold his littleness. When the tumult of act in the capacity of a Clerk. An active, en­ Fox, Ann Stevens, James II terprising person with good references, will dian to Sarah S. Kellogg, Jarvis, Mary, Alfred, the evening had nearly subsided, the wparied Green, MissOrilla Talmadge, Julia E Martin, and Wm. S. Kellogg, minors belonging lind a good situation. T. & W. E. R. Gasteen, Mary Turell, Mrs Hannah Dress G-oods. to said district, nnd that the said minors are city was aroused by the cry of " Fire ! Fire !" New Oaiiaau, July 5, 1850. Johnson, Sidney Wes.->els, Amaziah *TLK« DE LVl^ES. BOMBAZINES, GINGHAMS, SATINS, LAWNS, 'white theowners of the following described real estate from a thousand throats. By dint of persever­ Kelty, Ellen Weed, Mrs Abigail X&orwalk High School. nndViRted, CALICOES, &c.. an elegant assortment of Fan-cy and Millinery(Goods, a splen­ situr.te in Norwalk in said district, viz. the un­ ance and tremendous lungs, the alarmists suc­ HK second term of the Summer Session Iiillen, Miss Esther Winkler. Aug did Lsortininent of Shawls, Broadcloths, Cassimeres and Vesting; bailors' lrimmmgs.in divided one-sixth part of the two following de­ Lane, Miss Mary Wilson, Sarah ceeded in getting two bells to ringing and one T of the Norwalk High School, will com­ all their variety. . „ scribed tracts of land; one bounded north in mence on Monday, August- the 5th, under t he Morehouse, W G. part by Charlotte Gibbons in part, and in part engine in motion. It. seems that'some mis­ OG BENJAMIN HOYT. P. M. care of Mr. Samuel Horton. A. M. This in­ Carpeting. by Francis Gregory, east by heirs ol Stephen chievous urchin, passing before the College A lai-eand handsome assortment. Our thanks are due to the puHic for their generous John, dee'd; south by land late occupied by stitution so long and favorably known to the Eiist of Letters St. buildings, had tossed a lighted pack of crackers public, presents prculiar advant.ges to those mtronawe- it will beour ambition to continue to deserve their favors and to make it consisting Mercy Kellogg, dee'd, and west by highway ; gFB EMAIN1NG in the Post Office 'at Nor- Committee Banks Alfred Mrs Kelir Lewis ed that a person with weak eyes can have at present unproductive, that the avails thereof viewing the awful spectacle, two men fainted THO'S C. HANFORD,„> Bennett Henry Lang Thos Pure Liquors. their likeness taken in a most, perfect manner, are needed for the support, education, and Lockwood D M Mrs maintenance of said minors, and that it will be and her mother was carried off the Green al­ South Norwalk, July 5, 1850. 18 Benedict Nancy HE subscriber has now on hand a full as­ without distorting the features. Family Merritt 11 & J for their interest to sell the same, nnd invest Biadley Geo sortment. of pure wines and Spiritous Li­ "roups can be taken in an almost incredible most a maniac. The murderous gun was very District of Norwalk, ss Probate Court, July Mitchell Thos the avails thereof according to law. Where­ Buxton Mrs E quors,T which will be sold at low rates^tor_med'- short time, and warranted to givo perfect satis­ properly taken to the lock-up and silenced for 2d. 1850. Bouton Ruth Meeks Howard fore he says that there is just and reasonable STATE of Nathan E. Wilcox, late of cinal purposes only. J- Wr.liJ • faction. Cloudy weather as good as clear ex­ Benedict L B Nash Sylvester Rev cause for selling the said estate, and therefore the day. . !'• Norwalk, in said district, deceased. cept for small children. Likenesses litted in Nash Dennis prays this Court to order the same to be sold, EThe Court of Probate for the district of Burbank David Lockets, &c. Portraits, engravings, and Da­ Bruen Saiah A Northrop Wm 2 The '• Pulverised Soda Sal- aud to empower him or some other meet per­ TIIK ARTIC EXIMCDITION has been heard Norwalk hath limited nnd allowed six months guerreotypes, copied. J. AUS TEN. Barnum Miss Eliza Norwalk, State of Ct eratus, son to sell the same pursuant to statute in such from by letter dated the 7th of June. We from the date hereof, for the creditors ot said Bell liarman Olmstead Win ^JOLD by the Subscriber, from its very low Carpets at Westport. case provided. MARTIN KELLOGG, Estate, to exhibit their claims for settlement. make use of an extract published in the Tri­ Barrett Miss Emily O'Riley James K^price, and the ease with which it can be Yards Carpeting, consisting of Father and Natural Guardian. Those who neglect to present their accounts, bune. The progress of the Expedition to date Brown D C O'Brian Caleb dissolved, has become the •• favorite art cle SuperBrussels.Superand Com­ Dated at Norwalk, June 29, 1850. ~- property attested, within said time, will be de­ with families and bakers throughout the United mon Ingrain, a^| wool; Cotton Ingrain Striped had not equaled expectation in consequence of Bediant Ira Mrs Price Miss Elizabeth District of Norwalk, ss. Probate Court, June barred a recovery. All persons indebted to States, and is generally considered superior to Venitian, Stair do. received this day from auc­ Cook Susan Pelharn Martha 29,1850. head wind and heavy weather. In a gale on the said Estate are requested to make immediate tion, and will bo sold at much lower prices Camp C B Peck Bela any other description heretofore used lor Ordered—That the foregoing application be payment to STEPHEN .RAYMOND, 25th ult. the Advance parted company with her Chichester Miss M'g't Pennoyer CYline Miss baking purposes. than those of the first part ot the season. heard at the Probate Office, in Norwalk, 011 28 Administrator with the icill annexed. S. MOULTON. consort. On the 6tli, the southern cape of Carrolan Pat Piatt Corneliui It is put up in a variety of packages to meet the 31st day of August, 1850, at. 2 o'clk, after­ Westport, June 14th, 1850. Newfoundland was made, and at the same $5 Reward. Cary Matilda Peck Abr'm the demands of the trade. Also noon; and that, notice thereof be published Cole, Nichols & Co Reily Catharine i POTASH AND PEARLASH, • in some public newspaper near the place time several icebergs were fiillen in with, and HE Borough Pound of the borough of Cheap Carpet Establishment. Chichester Alfred Rogers Joseph of fresh inspection, selected for retailers' and where such real estate lies, three weeks suc­ Norwalk, was broken open on the night, No. 99 Bowery, on the 7th the Advance was surrounded by T Clark James S Reed Henry J consumers' use, at all times on hand, at the cessively, at least s'.x weeks before said time of the 7th of July, and a bay mare taken there­ Five Large Show Rooms at HIRAM ANDER­ some twenty of them. from. Said mare had a star in the forehead, Comstock SaniT 2 Reed Matthew very lowest rates, together with the old.fash­ assigned. O. S. FERRY, Judge. 27 and a switch tail, and was about fifteen hands Daguerrean Artist Raymond Edson ioned „ „ , miT,, SON'S wholesale and Retail Store. STILL KISI.NO.—N. Y. & N. H. Railroad high. Any person who will give such infor­ Duify Mary Ross Isaac PURE PEARLASH SALERATUS, AMILIES and housekeepers furnished at Soda-Water. of very superior quality, as so d by the sub- Stock on Saturday wont up to 108J. mation as shall lead to the recovery of the Duran Mrs Raymond Mrs H wholesale prices. N DRAUGHT from the fountain, with sciiber during'the last fifteen years, with uni­ F mare and the conviction of the person or per­ Dewsnap Geo Reynolds Ann LIST OF PRICKS. O every variety of Syrups ; viz.:— , FIRE-WORKS.—Owing to a failure in get- sons who broke open the pound shall receive Dennis Sam'l Shanly versal satisfaction, to the amount ot halt a English Three Ply Carpet, 7s. to 9s. Lemon. Sarsaparilla, Snyder Isaac million of dollars. . ting the fire-works for the evening of the 4th, the above reward from the Borough Treasury, Doran Thos Do Double Superfine, 8s. Vanilla, Ginger, STILES CURTIS, Warden. Disbrow Martha A Sherwood Lewis Orders by mail will meet with prompt, at- Pine Apple, Raspberry, s they have been reserved for the evening of Double Ingrain Carpet, 6s. CHARLES SHERRY, ) Daskam Thos Smith S L Mrs 2 teption ; address' T F. CORNELL. Common Carpets, 6d. and Is. Strawberry, Orgeat. Wednesday (to-mortow.) The place intended ELBERT CURTIS, > Burgesses. El wood C Smith J no O No. 7 Coenties Slip, cor. Water st., N. Y. Stair do 9d and 3s. For sale at BISSELL'S. for setting them off we have not learned—but SAMUEL E. OLMSTEAD, ) Edwards^ Amanda St John Benoni April, 1850. Brussels Stair, 6s. and 8s. Everitt Gertrude Miss Seward Amanda Miss Taken Up believe it is in front of the Norwalk Hotel. Norwalk, July 8, 1850. 26 Adelaide Mats, 6s. and 6s. EagenJohn Stiles Edward 2 Canton Matting. AND Impounded in the borough /| Yaids of 6-4 White CanKJu Matting, Large Tulted Rugs, 2s. Wanted. Feihan Michael St John Seymour Do Axminister, 4s. pound of the borough of Norwalk, on THE CHOLERA has made its appearance in 4S:vlw at Slots, per yard, of superior qual­ YOUNG MAN as clerk in a Dry Gro­ Forrest Rachel Mrs Street A W Door Mats, 6d. and 4s. the 16th inst. June, a Bay Mare, with St. Louis, Cincinnati and other localities. In ity; for sale at MOULTON'fe. A cery Store in New York, at H. Haight's, Fairfield Clias Smith Fred Table Covers, 8s., 12s., and 20s. white spot in the forehead, and switch-tail. If Cincinnati it is on the increase. In 24 hours 171 Second St. Application may be made at Fairweather Lydia Treat Wm Wcslport, May 20. English Floor Oil Cloths, 3 leel to 24 foet not redeemed, said mare will be sold at public ending no an of the 7th, 65 deaths are reported. the Tin and Sheet Iron Store of Lockwood, Grfgory Nehemiah Toby Elizabeth Xtockwood, Haight So Co., wide, 3s., 4s., 5s., and 8s. per yard. vendue, at the public sign post, at end of 21 Hnighr. & Co. Norwalk. 28 Galivon James Treat. Wm English Drugyets, 3s. 6d., and 6s. days, which will be on Tuesday, the 9th day UF* The Grand Lodge of the Independent Agents for the Sale of MtfSICAX. IMSTIUMEOTS Gilhooly Mary Ann Toby Elizabeth Window Shades, 8s. to 40s. of July proximo, at 4 o'clock, afternoon. Order of Odd Fellows of Connecticut, meets in Green Geo Tobin John lSK'S PATENT METALLIC BURI­ HIRAM ANDERSON, WILLIAM CLEVELAND, Key-Keeper. ' And EPepot of Bronze Fowders AL-CASE, which, being enameled both Norwalk, June 17th, 1850. 25. the city of New Haven, at Harmony Hall, on Good win Frank Whitehead W A F 6m25 No. 99 Bowery. HE subscriber, Importer and Manufactur­ Haight N D, M D Wilson Horace without and within, is rendered perfectly air- Wednesday next, the 10th. T er, keeps constantly on hand the largest, I-lackett Richard Williams Erastus arid-water-tight, as a desirable article for pro­ Washing Fluid. To Farmers. assort ment ol Musical Instruments ot everj de- tecting the dead, for ordinary interment, for LWOOD'S WASHING FLUID for ORSE-RAKES, superior pattern. Horse The Grand Division of the Sons of Tem­ Holden Lewis scaip ion in the United States,also Bronze 1 ow- Hubbard Stephen CHARLES MOTT, P. M. vaults, for transportation, for removal after in­ E sale by W. E BISSELL. H and Ox Ploughs. Kimball's Scythes, perance. of this State, will meet at Williman- der, of all colors and qualities of tliebest German Norwalk, July 1, 1850. 27 terment, &c.. &c. We invite all to call and Lamson's Common Snaths, Grain Cradles and tic, on Thursday,-the 25th inst., at ten o'clock, manufacture,Dutch Metal.Florence Leaf Gold, examine, that they may see the beauty and For Sale Scythes, Hay Forks, Manure Forks, Hoes. and Ultra-Marine Blue, and which he will sell Congress Water. superiority oHlm'er alUthers now in use. A valuable homestead of 26.| acres of Rakes, Rifles, Scythe-Stones. Ox-Scrapers, A.M. rgiHE Subscriber will keep constantly on on reasonable terms. Store keepers are re­ French Glass. land, formerly the residence ot Jared (Foot's make,) Iron Scoops, &c., just received C3T A train of twenty-throe large cars, hav­ quested to call' and examine his large assortment 1 hand, during the season, a supply of MAyres, »n New Canaa n. On it is a good and for sale by WM. C. STREET. ing 1,750 passengers, came down the Hudson before purchasing elsewhere. Congress Water, fresh from the spring. BOXES Assorted from 6X8 to two story dwelling-house, barn, and other out Noricalk, June 18th, 1850. ;;.= JOHN WEEP. buildings, and a fine orchard of grafted fruit River Railroad on the 4th. It was half a mile * EDWARD BAACK, 30 X40, just received and for sale 28 87 Fultou Stiee;, New York. WM. C. STREET. trees in a bearing state. Also, 27 acres of fine in length and is considered the heaviest train &emon Syrup. Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, Norwalk, June 18th, 1850^ timber land. 3h miles north-west of Norwalk over drawn in this country by a single engine. Family Brledicines. First-rate Article; warranted made Bridge. Also, six aces of wood nnd timber Looking Glasses, Willow Ware, tyc., ARTICULAR attention is paid in select­ A fresh from lemon-juice. For sale by Ice Cream Saloon. land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil­ HE subscribers have on hand at the ware E3F" Of 13 Clerks dismissed by the P.M. ing fresh, pure, medicines and chemicals JOHN A. WEED. lage. Also two acres of woodland lying near room formerly occupied by Waterbury & RS. SARAH SMITH, at her old stand General on the 1st inst., all the Locos have Pfor compounding accurately physicians' pre­ the saw mill of Watts Comstock, Esq. in New QuintardT at the loot of Mill Hill, nnd also at NOTHER Supply of Townsend's Sarsa- near the Norwalk Hotel, is prepared to been reinstated.it is said, by the paragraph scriptions and supplying families with medicine Canaan. For further-particulars enquire of the old established ware-room of E. Quintard parilla, and Cod Liver Oil. Just re­ serveM her customers with Ice Cream and other now going the rounds, while the Whigs were that can be depended on. Call at the Drug A the subscriber at the residence of Wm. Drum- in Main st. a general assortment oi Cabinet peremptorily refused. ceived by delicacies of the season, in quantity or other­ and Medicine Store West Side the Bridge. JOHN A. WEED. wise. Her Saloon will be well supplied with mond. New Canaan. Furniture, Chairs, Looking Glasses, Willow EBENEZER CARTER. Ware. &c., consisting in part of Bureaus ol all confectionary, wastry, fruit, and the various EyOur acknowledgments are due to the Bargains! Bargains! < FAIRFIELD COUNTY BANK, New Canaan, June 14, 1850. *3t25tf descriptions; mahogany, black WRlnut, cherry Hons. Truman Smith and T. B. Butler for articles of refreshing beverages. . T ADIES in want, of rich Summer Dress ^ J UNE 25, 1850.. and pine tables; black walnut and maple cot­ Norwalk. June 10, 1850. 24 valuable Congressional documents. JLA Goods will find it to their advantage to give Extra Dividend. UTA BAGA SEED, of last year's tage and french bedsteads ; common bedsteads; me a call, as [shall sell out my entire stock of HE President and Directors have this day R growth, for sale by J. A. WEED. book tables ; wash stanils; candle stands; bl it ' " Benedicts like ourselves—live on to lament Excursions. Summer Dress Goods at cost. The^. consist of declared an Extra Dividend of five per walnut, maple, cottage, Windsor and kitchen T The subscriber proposes to charter 70,000 Shingles—Cheap. the follies of our youth."—" A few year's expe- Berrages in till their variety ; embroidered and cent.on the capital stock of this Bank, pavable cliaiis; children's table and low chairs.— rience has taught us that very little is gained his Yacht, Louise, for pleasure or printed Muslins : Berrage de Lanes Silk Tis­ to the stockholders on and after the 1st of Ju­ npHE Subscriber, as agent, has on band the LOOKING GLASSES of all kinds and pri­ by assailing or ' blackguarding'any person or fishing excursions, to those who may 1. above commodity, which he offers to pur­ sues, &c. C.J. GRUMAN. ly, 1850. ces. Willow waggons, cradles and chairs.— ; party."—" We have now learned that there Per Order T. WARNER, Jr. wish to solicit the use ot it for such chasers at a small advance fiom cost. He ex­ Looking glass plates fitted to old frames, and are men acting with other polit ical organiza­ ^mioses, on reasonable terms. Enquire ol pects to be furnished with any quantity that frames of all sizes fbr old plates. Our advan- tions than that to which we belong, who are D- Stephenson, at the Norwalk Hotel, or ol Strayed or Stolen Fluid Extract of Velerian, may be wanted by the public, who may find it tages in purchasing looking-glasses enable us to estimable, honorable men."—Fairfield County the subscribe!, at Wilson's their advantage to call aud examine befoie offer them cheaper than they have f ve^beTore f NEW article, containing all the medical GEO. .1. SHERWOOD. Republican. ROM the Subscriber, on Saturday night properties of velerian in a concentrated purchasing elsewhere. been sold in this place or vicinity. LU* £ IJN & % A Norwalk, June 10i7j, 1850. 24*2m Agent.^ t3T " Honest, confession is good for the soul," last, a dark bay Mare, with switch tail, form. Sold by J. A. WEED. JOSEPH SHEPHERD, furnished nnd funerals attended.atrtbe sborest Fand star in the iorehead, about fifteen hands Norwalk, June 17th, 1850. notice. We shall in a few days be prepared ; iL" as Shakspeare says. high, and eight years old. Her return to the The Subscriber Salt-Grinding. tofuinish ready-made Coffins ot all description^ Subscriber, or any information left at. the Ga­ URE Ground Salt, of an excellent quality U^n-y/, For Sale, ^ and finishedfin Elias Birchard, Esq. of Danbury, lias been ap­ AS this week been making large additions PAIR "of first-rate Working Oxon. " En­ the best roaoner. zette Office, Hubbell & Co's Mill, or with th8 for butter and the dairy. Inquire at the E. QUINTARI) & SONS, £-v pointed Treasurer for this County. to his stock of drugs, medicines, chemi­ P quire of S* E. OLMSTEAD. Undersigned, will be reasonably paid for. H store of S.E. Olmstead, or of the subscriber. 1 cals, Patent Medicines, perfumery, brushes, Noricalk, June 25, 1050 Norwalk, June 11,1840/' 34 ^ r The Steamer Norwalk has been withdrawn from FRANCIS VANDERBILT. 24 I. CAMP. & . JOHN A. WEED. Ea »lk 1850* 27 c this route. - -W ,Jjafcl,

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Norwalk Savings Bank. , Ready-Made Coffins. Sale, ^ MEWARRAMaElVIENT, m OTICE is hereby given that deposits will HE subscribers are now prepared to,,. r SIS nislV resldy-made coffins of ninhb^any^^g^ijggi; A COTTON FAQTQll.Y, near tlio vil- To take effect on and after Wednesday be received 1>y the treasurer at the Fair­ T /m ljigfl of Westport. Conn.. 40 by 90 feet, N blackjlack walnut, cherry,.andwhite- wood ofi-ill p April 24th, 1S.50. field. County Bank, from 10 to 12 o'clock, A. sizes.and.1 — — n ...1 Afinished nti.lin/1 equalanntll tnto nany. I)V. n .. _ . . . .. having 1260 spindles, 30 looms, .iirid other Ni Yort & N. Haven Railroad StS: M. and from 2 to 4 o'clock, P. M. on.iyipndiiys, jiecessnxj machinery, lor the manufacture.of Tuesdays, -Wednesdays, Thursdays and i ri- Where v. wfurnish coffins we mnke no charge ' . "printed goods;—a;new water-wheel put in a dnys, and on Saturdays froih 10 to 12 A.i M. for attending funerals in any part of Nprjvfilk - fe\y months "since, .dwellings for eight or ten or adjoining towns. *' -Xi<; •If and 2 to 3 P. INI - until -further - notice. Per­ A good hearse! will be ready rit any hour ' ffiinilies, find 5 acres of land connected with it, NTIL further notice trains will leave N. sons wishing to make:loans are requested to to attend funerals from the, cars,or steamboat. -all in good order. York, from 29 Canal st. for Nor.walli at hand a written application to the treasurer, U A general assortment of Cabinet furniture. Also 487 shares (constituting a majority) of 7.15 and 9 A. M., at 3, 4, and 5,50 P. M. stating amount and security. chairs, looking glasses, willow ware, &c. tho stock"of the Richmondville Manufacturing Leave New Haven for Norwalk at 6.15 ato'd- T. WARNER, JR., Treasurer. con­ stantly on hand. Orders left at either. of our,, •Co. This property consists of large stone 9,50 A. M. and at 1.10, 4,30, and 8,10. P. M. fa Norwalk, Dec. 3, 1849. htiilding 40 by 90 feet, having superior water- Leave Norwalk for New Haven at 9,26, ware rooms will be promply attended to. E. QL IN VARD & SONS. '"power, mansion house, and several other sinall- and 11,5 A. M-, and at 4,55, 6,13, and 8,05 "pr dwellings, barn, sho|>, &c., together with P. M. the 8,05 train.goes no farther than .rur ANDt Norwalk, August 13th, 1849. 33 •25 acres of good land. Also the machinery, F. BRADLEY'S Bridgeport. • V S&E Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, >tools, &c., in the mill. Its location on the Leave Norwalk for New York at 6,16, 7.26 l New Harness and Saddle Establishment. - < line of the N. Y. & N. II. Railroad makes it and 11,5 A.'M., at 2,16, 5,50, and 9,22 P.M. HE^ufefcrilili having had an appartment fitted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would aft! Fields & Hendricks, 'a very desirable placo lor any Kind of business. R. B. MASON, Superintcndant. ~ invite the attention of the public to his extensive assortment of Saddles, Harnesses, f|j No. 13 Main St. ^ ^ -3 Also a .'arge mansion house in the village re­ Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Mats, Rugs, Whips, Lashes, Brushes,Currycombs,Shammies OULD respectfully invile the citizehs cently occupieil as a store and dwelling, well- FOB BRIDGEPORT, &c. &c! which he has constantly on hand. He has on hand several setts of very light siugle located fo • a public boarding-house. W of Norwalk and vicinity to visit thdir Xtforwalk. and Rocky .Neck. Harness, combining neatness with durability. Every article in his line of business may be had establishment which will at all times be fur­ Also the homestead plare, a convenient at this establishment, of the very best materials and style of workmanship, at prices which will •house, barns, carriage-house, &c.. an excel- nished with every description of goods for not fail to satisfy customers. Repairing done in a neat and substantial manner. fe'nT orchard, with a great variety of fruit, ladies' and'gentlemen's wear, and at prices that shrubbery, &c., together with 25.acres of very Just "received a lot of Buffalo Robes, Blankets, &c. ; > /,, ur ; , cannot fail to suit the purchasers. The sub­ Vuperior land; a pleasant situation a little east Norwalk, Nov. 1,1849. — * • BRADLEY. scribers are also manufacturing all kinds.ot 1 ladies", gentlemen's and children's work. All of the village on the Conn., turnpike. A so On and after June 10th, the Steamboat about 100 ac.ros of land in lots in the vicinity. work warranted to give the best satisfaction or This property is on the line of the N. Y. & Konvalk, Capt. W. H. Peck9 the money in all cases will be readily returned. N. H.-Raiiroad, within two hours of N.-Y.— RUNS AS FOLLOWS, DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCKPTKD, B, Swan, Repairing done in the best manner. The gen­ is offered to close an estate, and will be dis­ From Peck Slip, at 2k P. M. Returning, tlemen's branch will be conducted^ by Mr. posed of on very favorable teims. "Apply to will leave Bridgeport every morning, at 6 o'­ West Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the Norwalk Hotel. Cha's Field, (late of Broadway, N. Y.) Suit Westport, Ct. clock, Norwalk, 7£, and Rocky Neck, at 8i|. CHARLES FIELD, •j! A. A. HUTCHINSON, AdnVr. Fare to Bridgeport, • - - 50 cents. Manufacturer and Dealer in • ; E. LEGRAND HENDRICKS. March, 5, 1850. '' Norwalk. - - - 37-h " fife! ADDLES, Harnesses, Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Satchels, Whips, Mutts, Brushes, '•'"'"'Norwalk, Dec. 3, 1S49. 49 " Rocky Neck - - - 25 " . ^ Silk Purse Twist, Belts, Webb, Saddlery Ware, Trunk Locks, &c. &e. NEW Root, Shoe, Leather and Find- Building Lots for Sale. For Freight or Passage apply on board. In Quart Bottles. THE subscriber offers for sale three N. B.—All persons are forbid trusting any N. B. Harnesses manufactured to order. Terms favorable. ing Store. buildngm lots pleasantly situated on the Merwin For the removal and permanent, cure of all —,ga| HENRY HANDES renews again one on account of the boat or owners. 24 place absut a qiarter of a mile below the Diseases arising from an impure stale his acknowledgments to the public arid bridge; J.lso, ft lot with a new dwelling house SFRING- GOOBS. FOR MEW YORK I of the Blood or habit of the system. ®S^hjs friends for their generous patronage standing thereon. Also, a house and lot situ­ THE subscriber having mong the many an important dscoverers during the year past, and liopesto merit an un­ ated at Five Mile River, near the Landing.— en'arged and refitted his REGULAR TRIPS FOR THE SEASON. Aof this generation is one whose fame will interrupted continuance of the business rela­ Seventy-five per cent of the money can remain store, has now made it con­ THE Sloop MARY WILLIS, be written as with a sunbeam, in the history of tionship which he lias so long maintained with on bond and mortgage for a term of years. venient for keeping a large Capt. Willis J. Merritt, having com­ SAND'S SARSAPAlllLLA stands forth this community. He will be found now at his Enquire of CHA RL ES XJ. RAYMOND. slock, and a great variety menced her regular trips for theseason alone, and, $by its own works, proclaims its new stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs, • Noiwalk. [Five Mile River,] Dec. 24. t;f52 where he will be happy to see, andserve his t ^ ^ (jin of different kinds of goods. —-r-?CTwill leave Norwalk,eastsidethe bridge -power—that, mute eloquence so irresistibly af­ Our rent and other expens- every Tuesday Evening, and New York every fecting in the appeals of the suffering for re­ old friends and the public. The character of TANNERY FOR SALE. his work is too well known to need a word of are no more with a large stock than with a Saturday. ; lief, has been answered. Thousands of cases fg| Valuable Property small one, and our expenses are so much less Any one having business with the Packet of disease have been cured by this invaluable praise. It comprises every article of men's and children's wear, with Rubbers and Over­ Jjiiii FOR sale at a bargain.—The subscri­ than they can be made in cities, that we can Office during the absence of the vessel, can medicine, such as are not furnished in the J shoes in their season, for ladies and gentleman. ber, contemplating a removal lo the West, offers afford goods lower than city trade can possibly apply at the Cabinet Shop of Win. L. Quin records of time. These things are not done J. M. Smith's Marble yard, FINDINGS of the best quality, and in any for sale his faam and tannery situated in New afford. We buy all our goods for cash, and ard,onthe Dock. in secret places, nor in some unknown town, quantity, suited to the wants of the craft. Canaan about n mile and a half from the village, our motto is, " large stock, large sales, and Near the Bridge, Norwalk. Conn. WILLIS J. MERRITT. but are performed in our principal cities and Norwalk, Jan. 1,1849. ,F: 18 and about four miles from Noma Ik landing.— small profits." N ow, it you want bargains call EPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave Norwalk, March 31, 1849. 13 public places. They are brought before the The farm consists of about 40 acres of first-rate on us. We have within the last week added S Stones of every variety of patterns, and of world, no doubt, to substantiate, beyo.id doubt, land with a good two story dwelling-house, barn to our stock, so that we now have the largest the most skilful workmanship. The best as­ the healing virtues of this preparation; and Wanted and other buildings thereon, and would be a slock of all kinds of goods that we have ever sortment of American and Foreign Marble, Selleck's £«ine. the facts unfolded, though gigantic, are as plain 1OURNEYMEN, on Bovs' Fudge Brogans, most desirable place for a fanner or mechanic. known in Norwalk. kepi constantly on hand. HE business of the above line of sloops as the light of day. Jnt FIELD & HENDRICK'S, will hereafter be conducted by Mr. C. T. The tannery at which there is now doing a first WATCHES AND JEWELRY. • Persons wishing to procure Monuments or T The Sarsaparifla is combined with the most rate business in that line will be sold separate We have gold watches from t wenty five to any kind of Marble Work,are invited to calland Leonard, whose business talents have long been effectual aid, the most salutary productions, or with the farm as desired by the purchaser. seventy-five dollars. Silver do. for about one give a personal inspection ot his material and known in this vicinity. The subscriber feels the most potent simples, .of the vegetable king­ For further particulars enquire of Darius St. half of their former prices. Watches of all workmanship, as this will be more satisfactory confident that he will far excel his predecessor dom ; and its unprecedented success in the John, New Canaan, or of Chas Isaacs, Nor- kind', repaired, and all kinds of engraving done than to purchase of Agents without an opportu­ in giving perfect satisfaction to all who may la restoration to health of those who had long walk. DARIUS S. AYRES. in the best possible style by L. Clark. Go'ci nity of testing the quality of the article con­ vor him with their pntronage. The books of pined under the most distressing chronic mala­ the subscriber will remain at the packet office New Canaan, Jan. 9,1850. 3 chains, keys, pencils, pins, rings, lockets, beau­ tracted for. dies, has given it an exalted character—fur­ KllU'SLU; !V1L tiful bracelets, silver combs,thimbles,belt slides, ISPThe Lettering and Ornamental work is a few weeks for settlement—after that, all ac­ nishing, as it does, evidence of its own intrin­ For Sale. new portmanteau fjr ladies and gentlemen. executed by an experienced workman and can counts remaining unsettled will be left in the sic value, and recommending it to the afllicted m hands of a collector, as the subscriber intends THE subscriber offers for sale his warrant it to give entire satisfaction. in terms the afflicted only can know. It has FANCY GOODS. going west. He will sell his house on reason­ homestead, consisting of a lirst-rate two Norwalk, Aug. 21, 1848. long been a most important desideratum in the story dwelling house, with a new barn Arcordeans, with instruction books; india able terms. NOAH SELLECK. practice of medicine to obtain a remedy simi­ M rubber balls for children ; clocks for $2, look­ Norwalk, May 1, 1849. 19 BROADWAY, opposite tfic Astor House, New York, and other out-buildings, (all in good repair) with Protection Insurance Co. lar to this—one that would act on the liver, lour and a half acres of as good land as can be ing glasses from one shilling to §>6 ; steel stomach and bowels, with all the precision and P. T. BAR'NUM, PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER, beads, clasps, fringes, &c. ; gold and silver Of HARTFORD. Coxx. found in the county, and some 60 or 70 well SLOOP JULIA, potency of mineral preparations, yet without (Also Proprietor of Iinrtmm's Chinese Museum, Nix assorted young and thrifty fruit trees, consisting spectacles, tea waiters, razors, strops, new Capital §200,000— IVilh Privilege to In­ any of their deleterious effects upon the vital 539 Broadway, containing one million nf Curiosities from lot English and American pocket knives, do. CAPT. G. GRUMMAN, of apple, pear, plum and cherry varieties, most crease lo Trlalf a Million. powers of the system. Although possessed of China, and of liarnum's Museum, Philadelphia.) <>f them in a bearing condition. Said property scissors, &c. Wallets Soc. At Five IVIile River. powerful healing properties, it is entirely harm­ JOHN GREENWOOD, JR., Assistant-Manager. ILLIAM C. STREET, having received is situated upon the Norwalk and Danbury ~i~ arge lot of Ladies' and Gentlemaen's less, and will not injure the most delicate con­ the agency of the above named Compa­ THE subscribers take this oppor road 4£ miles from the former place, and 6 -i—i Wallets or Portmonies, new fashion, and W stitution. When in perfect health, no effect is This magnificent esfablixlinient, which contains tbe most ny in now prepared to insure Houses, Stores, tunity to return thanks to those who extensive and attractive collection of miles from the N. Y. & N. H. Railroad depot cheaper than before offered in market. Large produced by its use, except an increase of ap­ Mills, Factories, Barnsand the contents of each have patronized the above boat during and Steamboat Landing at South Norwalk, lot of Toilette and Shaving Soaps, very cheap. ^the" past year. Having secured the petite; but when disease is seated in the RJatural and Artificial Curiosities together Avith every other species of property to be found oil the continent, has lately received many very - where communication caii be had with the city Hair and Tooth Brushes, Hair Pin; Hair services of the well known and experienced frame, and carrying fast its victim along the & J]gainst Loss or Damage by Fire. important additions to its before almost bewildering vnriety at almost all hours of tbe day. Possession Oils, something new and beautiful. Capt. G. Grumman, they hope to give full sat path of life, then its mysterious influence is of agreeable and instructive objects. Besides which, tho The rates of premium offered, are as low as given on the 1st of April next or immediately Silver Ware. isfaction to those who may favor them with felt and seen; it enkindles new life aud vigor, manager takes pleasure in informing his patrons that, actu- if required. GEO. H. RANDLE. those of any other similar Institution,and every freight either to or from New York. The aud brings health and strength to the sulferinc ated by a desire to merit a continuance of the patronago VT7e have the largest lot of Silver Spoons. man has now an opportunity,lor a triflingsum and iiseased. that lias been bestowed upon this Museum for the past . Wilton, Dec. 1, 1849. 49 » » Butter Knives, Beef Forks that Sloop will continue to run as formerly; leaving nine 1/crrs, he has expended to protect himself against this desti net ive ele­ every Tuesday night, for New York, returning SCROFULOUS AFFECTION OF THE we have ever offered. Wo have every varie­ ment. which often in a single hour, sweeps EYES. FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS To Let. ty of Plated Go')ds,and Engraved at the same every Saturday, from foot of Pike Street. TI.1 E D WEL LING-HOUSE nnd GA R- iiway the earnings of so many years. L. DIBBLE & CO. WINCHKSTKR, Ky., Oct. 29, 1849. in enlarging and embellishing it, as well as rendering it in price You will save 3s. a sett, jy buying o It is incumbent on all persons applying foi a A. B. & D. SANDS:—Gentleman-. I would many ways (lie voal. nllr/iclive place of nmiLsemcnl in tho DEN of the late Stephen Mott will be Five Mile River, April 22, 1850. city. Having now taken in the whole of the ChemicA M us. Cake Baskets, Tea-Pots. Snuffers and renewal or policy on buildings, to inform the not have presumed to write to you, if it was rented lor the ensuing year. Tray Candlesticks. bank building, next door, and thrown the vast sites of both The situation of this place is unsurpassed igent.of all changes in and about the prcmisos North American Rat Exterminator, not my duty to let the public know the almost edifices into one Grand Structure, finished in the most tasty for a private residence or boarding-house. LAMPS, &c. • hat increase the hazard ; or on machinoryren- miraculous effect your Sarsaparilla has had style, o have made arrangements for keeping lered ~ Without Regard to Cost, Also for sale a young Durham Cow. unproductive by new inventions, usecex A sa fe a nd positive remedy. upon me. My limbs were covered with ul­ the largest lot of Lamps and fixtures less by changes in business, as no insuiance he flatters himself that his establishment under its new Application to be made to the undersigned W This article is no humbug or cerous sores, so that 1 could not walk during ever kept, in Norwalk. Oil, Oamphene and arrangement will meet with STKI'IIKN OLMSTEAD. office is bound by their policy, to pay any more imposition, but one of the the whole Spring and Summer. In this situa­ Fluid Lamps: Hall Lamps, paiuted and plain, Norwalk, Feb'ry, 1850. 6 than the cash value of property, at the tune or most safe and effectual Rat tion 1commenced the use of your Sarsaparil­ Universal Approbation. all kinds of Wick Glass, &e. ts destruction. Exterminators ever invented. la, and after taking two bottles, was entirely He has added to his new building a We would invite attention to our Burninc Norwalk, Jan. 1, 1849. cured. I must also tell you of another won­ House and Lot For Sale. Fluid, as the most beautiful light produced. It is believed to be the neplus ultra of all ex­ IVIagnifscent Lecture Room, terminators, and will exterminate rats and mice derful cure. My brothor was afflicted with the floor of which is two slories lower down than the old HOMESTEAD containing about four Fluid for sale at 6s."per galion. Call and see Counter Scales. from dwelling-houses, s ore?,graneries, vessels, this scrofula in his head so badly, his physician one, and fitted up in the most gorgeous style, with iron A acres of excellent land eligibly situated on if all we say is true. C. E. D1SBROW. I OR Sale by WM. STREET. told him the loss of his sight was inevitable, trellis-work fronts to each tier—crimson velvet cushions to south Norwalk Avenue, known as the property &c. wheiever it is used. Rats and mice eat it each seat—white and gold adornments, <5cc.—presenting:an readily, and are not likely to die in the build­ and permanent blindness seemed to be his fate. of tho late Samuel Brown, deceased, and well Three bottle^ entirely restored his sight; and elegant saloon that will comfortably hold ytocked with various kinds of fruit, for sale on Patent Paint. ing. For further information ask for a circular THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE, to be had of the agents, gratis. Price, 37A, and we cannot but recommend all who are simi­ favorable terms. Apply to JAMES REED, LAKE'S-Patent fire and water proof where all those who disapprove of the dissipations, de­ ,50 cents per box. Sold wholesale and retail at larly afflicted to use Sands' Sarsaparilla. or WM. R. WHITE. Danbury SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Paint, or artificial Slate. This extraor­ baucheries, profanity, vulgarity, and other abominations, B the principal office 36 John st. N. Y., and W. Yours truly, which characterize our modern theatres, may visit without February 12 dinary substance is found in a stratum ot rock BENJAMIN F. BUCKNER. in Sharon near Aikron, Ohio. When taken E.Bissell, Norwalk; Mr. Wordin and T. Lord. fear of hearing or seeing anything that might shock the Bridgeport; Roswell Iioyt, Stamford; J. W. most susceptible moral sensibility. • House and Farm for Sale. frcm the mine it lias all the appearance of the ITS POPULARITY ABROAD. IN BARNUM S LECTURE ROOM IN WILTON, CONN. finest Indigo and is no harderthan cold tallow, Tayior, Westport. 37 T. R. HTBBARD, Agent. FROM SOUTH AMKUICA. not a word is uttered offensive to morals or religion—not ti A large two story dwelling House, but a few davs to the atmosphere turns it to Maracaibo, Venezuela, April 12th, 1849. thought is breathed calculated to bring a blush upon the and Barn, with about 2k acres of Irnd hard slate or stone, protecting whatever cov­ MKSSUS. SANDS—Gentlemen: I consider it cheek of modesty—not an expression employed that may PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY ered from the action of the weather and from not be explained"to the ear of youth without occasioning an LOII which is an orchard of choice grafted IMPORTANT a duty due to the public to make known the impure idea—not an allusion ventured upon that lias not fruit, beautifully riluated on the main road from fire. A supply just received and for sale by To Owners of Horses &, Cattle. great benefit. I have received from using your first been chastened with a due and fixed regard for sobri­ Norwalk to Danbury, about 7 miles north of the W. C. STREET, valuable Sarsaparilla. About three years ago ety. integrity, and the other virtues of an honorable life. Norwalk Depot' of the N. Y. & N* H. Rail A sent for the Patentee. The entertainments which take place in this Saloon every I was attacked with Rheumatism in my shoul­ Afternoon and Evening, will consist of highly moral and road. Also a Farm ofabout40 acres of land ders, and also in my iegs, and so severe was instructive domestic dramas, -written expressly for Mr. near the above and adjourning the Episcopal Lamp Oil. the pain, that I was unable to sleep. I tried Barnum's Establishments, and so constructed as to please hurying-ground, consisting of plow, pasture, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL URE bleached sperm, solar, elephn r 1 and all of the best medicines 1 could hear of, witU- and edify, while they possess a powerful reformatory ten­ dency. The moral domestic drama of meadow and wood land well-watered. On the BOOK STORS. P refined whale lamp oils, of the very best out receiving any benefit, until, through the front of this farm is a beautiful site for a i———t qualities, for sale by 44 W C. STREET. advice of a friend, I procured some of your "The Drunkard, or the Fallen Reclaimed," house. Also about 10 acres of land in the Sarsaparilla, and,after using four bottles in the which was represented over a hundred times at Barnnni's 1 Treat Swamp on the road to Westport. Also Philadelphia Museum, and conceded to be one of the most course of fifteen days, I found myself entirely powerful auxiliaries that the temperance cause has ever a pew in St. Matthew's Church. The above well. I have no hesitation in saying your received in tlus country, aud to which was awarded the op- i^operty is free of incumbrance, and will be ILLOW'S celebrated heave cure and uni­ Sarsaparilla is the best medicine 1 ever took, probation and countenance of the great body of clergymen, suid at a bargain to close a concern. Enquire versal condition Medicine, is universally and can confidently recommend it to my friends the religious community at large, and all of the first fami­ - SAMUEL P. RANDLE, or } Agents for B lies in that city, will be among the first produced at the re­ admitted to be a sure specific in the following and the public. Your obedient servant. opening of this establishment. SAMUEL F. LAMBERT, $ theowner. diseases in horses and cattle; In horses— J. M. JESURUN. . Wiltou, Jan. 16, 1849. if ROE LOCKWOOD & SON Beside the Lecture Room, there are EIGHT Spaciout heaves, coughs, colds,glanders, horse distemper, Here is another, nearer home: Halls over One Hundred l'eet in length, hide-bound, worms, botts, scurvy and scab. In NKW YORK, Jan. 8, 1850. filled with a large variety of Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Insect*, Minerals, fee. JUST AliDtD, FOR SALE. cattle—botts, staggers, loss of cud, horn-distem­ MESSRS. SANDS :—Gentlemen—1 have gieat The Griiud State Concli of Adelaide, late The homestead lately belonging to A. SELLECK, per, black-tongue, colds, coughs, &c. On trial pleasure in acknowledging to you the great QUEEN OF ENGIiANJD! MJames W. Hyatt, situated in the village ol Book Seller and Binder, these powders will be found to be the best ren­ benefit I have received from the use of your together with the Magnificent GOMJ-MOUNTED HA TIN ESS _ _ Norwalk, a few rods north of the Episcopal ovating medicine extant for all herbivorous ani­ Sarsaparilla. A subject of pulmonary disease, for eight horses, and the Gorgeous GOI.UKN LIVF.HT of tli'E Church. It. is a first rate place for a mechanic, AS just returned from New York with a mals, as they operatedirectly (in smaller doses) I made a voyage to Europe, but, while there, late Queen's coachmen, footmen, aud outriders! This truly having upon it a good dwelling House, Shop, H new and valuable collection of School and upon the secretive glands and humors of the continued to be afflicted. A few weeks after regal and splendid Carriage is almost Barn, &c. and will be sold at a great bargain. Miscellaneous Books. Also, a largeassortment, blood; and when horses and cattle are dull aud my return, I was seized with a violent hemor­ LITERALLY COVERED WITH GOLD! For terms, apply to of Stationery, including Blank Books. Foolscap, stupid, and the hair presents a rough and star­ rhage of the lungs, and, from tho debility and and cost over fourteen thousand, pounds sterling, of WM. S. LOCKWOOD, Letter, and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c., ing appearance, or while they are changing their great prostration of strength that followed, SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS! ROE LOCKWOOD & SON, which lie will sell cheaper than they can be Or CHAS. ISAACS. coat at such times a few doses will be found in­ with the protracted difficulty jf respiration, I Grand Picture Gallery. . Norwalk, Feb 12,1849. tf6 BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS, AND IMPORTERS^ bought for at any other store in this vicinity. dispensably necessiuy to bring them into proper am entirely relieved bj the use of your Sarsa­ £iPBooks of all kinds, bound in his usually The walls of which are surrounded with an intellcctui 411 Broadway, New York, condition. parilla, which I consider a most important and Congress of American Sages ; neat and durable style, at extremely low rates, For Sale Directly opposite tlie Depot of the New York and New- ESP (iive the article a trial, and it will rec­ truly valuable discovery in the healiug art. I BEAUTIFUL. COSMORAMA VIEWS, _ A large and convenient dweUing-house, IIaven Ruilroad Company. and satisfaction given to all. ommend itself. feel that 1 have not for fourteen years enjoyed of all the Principal Cities and Public Buildings in the world with store attached—well-located for sold his entire Agents.—Westport, John W.Taylor; New so good health as ut present. Yours, &c. 150 Wax Figures, Size of Life! business, with counters, shelves, &c., ALCINED PLASTER, FOR FINISHING Canaan, S. C. Silliman ; Southport, S. Pike; C. stock of Caps to Mr. H. C. Randle, 22 S. E. SEYMORE. prepared wiih a particular, eye to the moral advancement (Nct\, in the village of Westport, Conn. Also, walls, constantly on hand, at C would respectfully Invite his former friends Norwalk, W. E. BISSELL. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by as well as the intellectual gratification of all who examine the homestead place where Capt. H. Al'en, S, E. OLMSTEAD'S. them. The " Intemperate Family," and its counterpart; the < > and patrons to call upon II. C. Randle, at. his j For certificates and particulars, see circulars A. B. & D. SAiNl)S, Druggists and Chemists, formerly resided, comprising three acres of " Temperate. Family," have been pronounced by FATHER store, No. 15 Main st., where, he doubts not, I left with agents. FORD & GRANT, Sole 100 Fulton street, coiner of William, New and well ftocked with a variety of excellent MATHKW and other eminent philanthropists the best and they will find goods and prices to suit. I Proprietors, Albany, N. Y. Price 25cts pe York. Sold also by Druggists generally, most cficctive mental Iccture on the evils of strong drink, and - fruit. Also, some other smaller houses in the [package. ' Gm23 throughout the United States and Canadas. the advantages of abstinence, ever placed before a thinking village. Apply to ECIVER'S Carina, Tapioca, Sago, Ver- Pi ice $1 per bottle ; six bottles for $5. For community. A. A. HUTCHINSON, Administrator. The other tableaux, such ns the " Birth of ovr Savior,' macella, Maccaroni, Pearl Barley, Corn Norwalk Cemetery. sale by JOHN A. WEED. u IVcstporl, April 3d. H the " Trial before Pontius Pilate," the Last Slipper,' Starch, a superior article, expressly for pud­ rglHE public are hereby notified that the &c.. are too well known and have been too long admired, to dings. For sale at BISSELL'S JL grounds of the Norwalk Cemetery Asso­ Rlacksmithing. need eulogy. The figures are all of the size of life, aro WlLLLlAiVI H.LAMB properly costumed, and appeal at once and afiectingly ciation are now laid out and that the lots are through the memory and imagination to the human heart. ' Accordians. for sale. Would inform his friends and the In short Barnum's Museum is a wonder in itself) and may OU can find the largest and best assort­ Persons wishing to procure lots may apply , 'that he has made arrange­ very properly be called a FAMILY Crc'i.orffiDiA OF THINGS ments for conducting the above woitTH KNOWING in regard to the vorld, ve inhabit. Tt is Y ment of Accordians at ny store you ever to Evert Quintan!, Wm. C. Street, or the sub­ unquestionably the very best school of instruction extant, . saw in Norwalk. Now is your lime to get a scriber. STEPHEN OLMSTEAD, .... business in all its various branches, at the old furnishing to the eye of every little student, not merely a pic- . Stoves at South Mcrwallr. gocd one. Also, Instruction Books. Secretary.' stand on Main street, where he will be found torial illustration of the interesting but abstruse facts of Nat* H. NASH has just received a largeand Norwalk, Dec, 10, 1849. 50 ready to do all kinds of work usually done in a ural History, but an exact and striking image of each sub­ C. E. DISBROW. stantial idea, as well as a tangible likeness of the thingi . • valuable assortment of cook and parlor country shop; never tires in ironing wagons, and beings, the evidences and reminiscences, of a bygone stoves, with the latest improvements, and which ^ AMPtlENE and Burning Fluid received sleighs, and such work as his customers wish age. for utility, beauty and cheapness cannot be sur­ To Blind-Makers. done. By paying strict attention to his busi­ Mr. Barmim has agents and correspondents in nearly ev­ ^7. !E1. Bissell, c every week, at BISSELL'S. Doss. Wrought Iron Blind Fast- passed. He has also on hand a beautiful spec­ ness, and endeavoring to give perfect satisfac­ ery portion of the globe, who are continually sending valu­ Jai VJ* vfnings ; 200 doz. Blind Bults; also able additions to this already inconceivably great collection AS removed to the corner store under the imen of coal hods of six sizes which he will tion, lie hopes to so weld the interest the inter­ Conn. Hotel, where may be found a com­ 3000 Yards. of this world's wonders. H sell wholesale and retail at the lowest N. Y. Blind Staples, Paris, emerald, marine, verdi­ est of the public with his sledge that no flaw plete assortment of drugs, medicines, perfum- J. GRUM AN has in store 3000 Yards gris, chrome and English Greens, Oils, Var­ No intoxicating drinks permitted on the premises, and prices. He has been engaged in manufacturing €• of Ingrain, Three-Ply and Brussels Car­ v/ill prevent liiin from receiving u share of improper persons, male or female, admitted. ^ «My', books and stationery, fancy article's, &c. for that market, and feels assured that country nish, &c., for sale by 1 The Museum is open from 7 A. M., to 10 o'clock P. M. • Arc. which will be sold at prices defy ing com­ pel, of rich colors and handsome designs, at patronage. merchants, and others interested in the business prices from 2s. to §1,50 per yard. WM. C. STREET. N. B. Horse-shoeing done in the most ap­ Such regulations are established and enforced, as render it petition'.. 19 May 5.- March 2Gth, 1850. perfectly safe and pleasant for LABIKS and CHILDREN to will find it to their advantage to purchase of proved inrinner. " visit the Museum in the daytime though unaccompanied by - him, as new stock only and such as lie can war­ Wanted Norwalk, .fan. 1,1850. gentlemen. Exhibitions and Performances in the Lecture • ;LAWRENCE'S -- / • , - rant is used by him. Jobbing done as usual at MMEDIATELY, a Boy, to serve as an FRESH SUPPLY of RUSHTON, Room TWICE every day; and on Holidays, entertainments XEosendale dement. the lowest, rates. All orders thankfully re­ Iapprentice to the Tailoring business. ACLARK & GO'S GENUINE G'OD- Oil Casks. Hi arc given Every Hour, Day and Evening. '< ^ Y.-the barrel,.at. ceived and punctually attended to. s,} . E.CURTIS. LIVER OIL, just received aud for sale by EMPTY oil casks for sale by Admission 25 cents, Children under ten S. E. OLMSTEAD. , ?~o:walk, April 8th, 1850. 3t 49 W. C. STREET, JL. . : .'.Ji. ;•... , i„• ;• South Norwalk, Sopt. 2-flh, 1849. .. »J.obn Aj.'VY.eed.^^ . _ 49