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- y.; ««•' •&•"' i(>;-r' < »>-.v-ii|ii, % —••*>— »•«*. „_ v *! .* t ii'U e«5«<#j! '«% .£»SS • '• -•*•-•• ?&*»»*?» fcfor: ««*•«#&• *y"'i'co..,.. OiSl'P ;•> w *,'•" tfa «i§r ^sse«3^: 'fit : pttd P$tfat!£ iwi M tfahiw-MBI h se« ^ a* st& modt U/-4 1 >7 $$$3 T WO DOLLARS ^PUBLISHED EVERY TtJESDAY MORNINQ s twjwtsB 1®® • BY A H. BYINGTQN & GO, : a : ; TrTT^p^O , Jbts?r. ' ' ' * " . ': ' -m..': •••:. ••!! •; - : V.-.t.,._ -l.: 35nftt.6ri!f)fl« :ii&~ r === : :—-; Z : ; r—; r,';v*" ' • :r Tfvppjrfl>«•« «»> > .- „.- ' •'* |'•' •" 1 •'t '••.!.n?-r«P'- "'-iJfv ••'';> ;:"•.•• -"' ^ '/Vy "'£} ' j 5 r r-- 1 «$J "fa ' eifT r,w» 'v fHRttniier-"—JHeuotcii to Citeratnrc, ®tntral ^gicitulturt, ^rts ftna ilicntnMHttttB. 3 A JKd- yt *mij e«#f »<»g{rfw^tj 6t~^2»«iwi ^ ^."*" ",4? ^7 .• .ttqsir sm^er/wnw MHi aoiJ;* jpffitts to -»Mj _ . ,.i';, 'V . • - ••--• -* iTfirftT '" 1 i ruririitfi n'f m .m-u O i r r m- 'f£i£ r ,'7fol a!' j>»? " - t«s£ivn83rtlfc £ '" Wfi» '"l V/. VOLUME XXXY." i L& io .IdO .ki j f£l 239** yf ; -•Jhhittiiiml&m&m iM«i li^aiKlWfa tefti tided'' to them; 16'spettiteljr Hi Aforesaid.-^* ' CHAPTER XXII ' that there is,a good and. legal defense against the payment ef such note or note'jj^give notice., And it stinII uot bd la'Wfdtf'for on|r suCh^briKiiil- ;coiBnitttalloii! I Aii Act in addition to "An Act concefbin^ Co'&- THE N0RWAL& GAZETTE. :«i in a paper printed irfi'tfee ^otfnfy tvhere stfch ctif-' floix to make any dividends of proftts ofi th# & N. HaVeK RAitiftOAC. • .• tnunities and Corporations.. .. » ; • Bum-; ! A.H. BYINGTON & CO. ILL be sold at public auction on the pOrafit)n"{ltt9 its dffit'd ot-,"di§count and -deposit; shaie3 of th« ChpitafstoCk of 'fhe Col-jjortfioWy OMMUTATION Tickets crttt be prodiired lle.it ep a.cted by the Senate and Rouse of Rep- and in sifch (rther marlner as he:deems advisable; premises, Jdly 28th,-1852, at 10 o'clock resefttaiives in General Jlssettibllj convened: until the deficit of'ctfpitir! slialf hrite * A:H.Bvingtok. H. VV. IIVATT. at the office of the Company, ISd. 2 Han thatiaU the circulatingjnptes .issued by such cor*; C in the foreuooii, all the real estate belpnglAg '••TWt the Governor of this State iftay accept the good eitlrefby fliestibsCrlption afth6, sliaf ehold.* Office at the fool of Main si.—over the store of over st. aud nt their office in New Haven, at the W por'atiJrt or.aiTOcialion,- %vilT be redeemed otit of, resignation of any bank difector Spjlbihte'd on the to the late .firm of White &*Duff, consisting therfrusf;"funds'in feii .h'arids for that p^rpdsei ~~ :aif iJWibi ••* '. C. Jl Gruman. • following rates: s about one half acre of land, with dwelling part !of the Slate ; aiid in ease-of any reiigna'i : TO AND FROM NEW YORK: tioh or inability of any state'director :to attend to if Ad the I'r^tiref shall be required to apply the jjifcifi r house, store and dock. Also, about one-half laid trgat fdnds belonging to the inake'rs of such Terms of tlie Gazette. the duties belonging to said director, the Govern" v ALL TRAINS SPKC L acre of land, with dwelling house, work shads, protested notes, to the" payment jbro rata of all tb6 duty of'iiriy^udge of the" supeiif!oi CottMi 92 00 nof- may* appoint some ottler parson to siippiy. his Village subscribers by cavrier—rpr yr,, gnife^;r!ry03;si STOPPING. TRAIN and a good sett of railways for hauling out ves ffu'ch cirtfulatrrig notes, whether protested or not,- n on the fact being proved 16 hitrt, to declare th* 2 00 plape until the ne&t session of the General As? 1 1 Mail do in advance do ' sels, attached thereto, Also, at same time, a put irt'clfctflatro'rt'b'y the triakefsf bf such protesU ' corporation rnsOlVent;'ahd aj) point a reiol* ^ s^mbly.-' .. ;.. •. ed rioter,; pursifarit toi the provisions of this Act; - Offlce..9ubsciriber$, or those living put of^-% 6 mos. | 12 mos. 12 mos large lot of Ship timber, plank, and otheir ma who shall proceed as hereinafter pfovjd&f; Approved, June28lh,185^,^^^^... and to adopt sue It measures -for the payment.: of ' the |6iimttr's district, and who call for' terials commonly used in building and. repair-' SEC. 19. Atiy creditor of any cfbr^ratiim^ mr** :Y> New Rochelle y §35,00 $50,00 $40,00 chapter stic'h rtofes, a9 will in his opinion;most_effectual ' tlieii^'papei's at the offite ^ 1 50 ing vessels, with full sett ShipC arpentpr*s am:mM ^••'• • Mamaioueck' " 36,00 53.00 43.00 a of An Act to authorize the business of BanKfng. . ly prevent loss to the holders thereof. formed unileff'.this Actv havinga demand excee^', Companies of fiveor more receiving their- ••• v 45.00 tools; sa d property is situated in Greenwich. SEC 8. The Treastirer may giVe fd aihy asso ingfn ainount tHe sunrf of bile' hundred dollnni^ Rye . 'Al 37,00 55,00 Be it enacted by the Senate and Howie of Rep• >v- '% .,*. paper's by mail, if paid in advance >Wr 1 50 Conu., at a place called Brush's Point, directly Port Chester,... , 40,00 58 00 48.00 resentatives in General Assembly convened : ciation of persons so transferring stocks, in pur arising upion any debt or liabMity of soch ^orpa^ north of the railroad bridge, on Mianus river. SEC. 1. The Treasurer of ibis State ii hereby suance of • the? provisions_of this Act,* poitors of ration thb payindnt; of which shall tia#e ibfciea ' • • _ ' • . . Greenwich imon.of the Treasurer, the priiP neatness T^TOTICE is hereby given that the cerpart- the opinion of such judge, upon the facts pref,, PiiTNTiNGr execvXtd with South|/ortT.[vy 40.00 • 60.00 • as he may from time to time deem necessary to cipal of such stack or bonds shall become an in 05- .1^1 nership heretofore existing under the sented, it b'e expedient, in order to prerontfraud • and dispatch, cuiid at loxo prices. : i' ^airfield 40.00 60.00 ••• v.? carrv into effect the provisions of this Act j which sufficient security; and the said Treasurer* lip- Af'w'i name and firm of HaMMIS & YOUNGS, o'rf the abplication of the owner or oWriefs of or injustice he may gritut an ordei'lor a tefftpo^'* Bridgeport 45.00 70.00 shall be stamped on their face with the word3 is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All " Secured by ihe pledge of Public Stocks" an'd such transferred stefefc and b'orids in trust; may; rary injunction, restraining such corporsttib'hand^ ! Stratford . ; • 45.00 70.00 "h; NEW BOOT, SHOE, persons indebted to the late firm are requested of such form as lie may prescribe. Such blank in his discretion, change or transfer .^ the same its officers from paying our, or in any Way Mil ford 45.00 70,00 h ^leather & finding store to make immediate payment to either of the circulating ntiles shall be countersigned, num for other stock and b'onds of the , kind before fei'i'Ing or deliteriiig to any pefrsori jrhy hibbejr^ New Haven 45,00 70,00 •• r r ' ' subscribers. , *LEONARD SAMMlS. bered and registered in proper books to be pro Specified in tlfis Act, or may re-trarisfer the said or assets of saclf corporation or' inctirrfog aiiy. WHOLESALE & RETAIL. stocks and bonds, or ainy part thereof* Upon re Tickets not transferable under any circum si • GEORGE YOUNGS. vided and kept for that purpose in the office of debt or obligation, until such Order be executed said Treasurer, under his direction, by such per ceiving and cancelling arl eqifal arh'oiint of such ^H E' subscribers hereby give notice 'to tho stances, and to be used, only by the person New Canaan, Jan. 1st, 18521 l ' ''*"' 3t28 or modified. And such judge is nuthOriiedj ;in, citizens of Norwalk,«nd th«pu!)lic in gen named in the receipt, which wi'l be given for son as the said Treasurer shall appoint as Regis circulating notes delivered by him to such cor- ter for that purpose, so that encli denomination poratioii, in such manner that the circulating his discretion', to grant t he sartie proceedings lo! eral, 111tit they have taken a store on west the payment of the commutation rate—the use Dissolution. • of such circulating no'.es shall bear the uniform ndte'3 shall always lie! secured in full, as iri this this case as in the next section ttf this act. , •nide of! the bridge/opposite the Post Office of the ticket or certificate by any other person rn^HE co-partnership heretofore existing un- signature of such Register. And it shall be tlfe Act provided. . . • S>:c. 20. If nt at any time dti ' 6f o'l Water st.; and fitted it PP in good ordtr, being bv the terms of the commutation^ release JL der the firm ofSAMMIS & DEEDY", duty of the Treasurer to receive and file in his : SEC. 9.^ WlfeneVcr in the opiniori 6f the Treas against, the property of any coi-poration orgiinU >vhere may ,be found at all tim^ a larsp stock of the Company .from their engagements. is this day dissolved by mutual 'consent. All office mutilated circulating notes issued fry him, urer and-the School Fund Commissioner.; the Se- zed under this Act, shall be returnedui)3ntisiiee ot twenty-one years, and that, said minors as the Treasurer may deem most conducive, to Settlement of insolvent estates, and such ordefc An Act in addition to "An Act concerning Com name of any bank now in .operation or which as the court of probate may niakd relative there-;, are the owners of all undivided interest in the may be in operation in this State at the time of the advantage of such corporation, and be with •April 12th, 1852. '" " ' T. "15,f munities and Corporation's." to from tiifte to' timd. . , . .. it following real estate, situated and being in the Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep making the Certificate. drawn and paid over, whiinevei* in" the 6'p'iriiori If, alter paying and discharging tiitf town of Wilton in said district: a certain piece resentatives in Gr-neral rfssembiy convened: 2. The place where the operations oTdiscount of the Treastirer and School Fund Commission SKC. 22. Dry Goods So Carpeting. er, the securities of .Stfch corporation Shall be debts and liabilities bf such corporation as here*; day received and now ready for in- of land in quantity three acres, three roods and ' That any number of persons in any town in this and deposits of such corporation or association are to be carried on, designating the particular sufficient to warrant it. injprovided, and defraying all the expeuseS bfthd spection the. largest and assortment sixteen rods, more oi less, bounded northerly by State may associate for the purpose of procuring, JL best S . 10. In case any corporation orgstriiied tirt- heirs of Lewis Hyatt, deceased, easterly by building and establishing a parsonage or place of city, town'Or villnge: EC proceedings; therfii sliall rfeinnrn or come iuttf,, of goods 1 have-ever had the pleasure ot offer der this Act shall fail* to comply wi(h"the.order of highway and Samuel P. Randle, souiherly by residence for clergymen, and being so associated, 3. The amount of the capital stock of such, the hands of the receiver ahyOthfer assttsWeff. ing tii'e public, among the goods may be found the Treasurer arid School Fund Commissioner,' Samuel P. Randle and Polly Hyatt, and west- shall upon compliance with the provisions of this corporation or association, and the niimber of fects of such corporation, the safne shall be con a Very largo amount subject to slight impel tec- act, be a pody politic' and corporate: may sue shares into which the same shall be divided : requiring them to fiiruish additional seciirities; erly.by the Danbury & Norwalk Railroad. verted into cash in the way tho l-ece'iver deem# tiori in manufacture whiah will be sola at o»e< and be sued, a'nd do all acts necessary and prop ,' 4. The names and places of residence of or ret Urn their circulating notes for the period of And he further says tliat the estate s at pres for the best interest of the shareholders bf sach halfof their acluat taUe (ail in want or two er for accomplishing tho objects of the associa shareholders, and the number of shares held .by twenty days from the lime sdcli order was given ent unproductive; that tue avails thereof are be the duty of the Treasurer 16 ap corporatiofl; and ^hall be paid lb the sffnrfeholdr ;S dollars for one would do well to call) my stock tion: may have a seal, may purchase, hold and each of'thevn respectively : then it shall ply to a jtfdge of the superior court for an order ers upon whom any such debts Of liiibilifie's weid, is now full and complete and evsry inducement wanted'for .the suj.poit, maintenance and edu convey real and personal estate ot a value not 5. The 'period at which sfich corporation or cation , and that it. the from said judge, declaring such corporation or apportioned, in just mid ecjua! propo'rtkiW To thtf Will be offered to all in this or tho adjoining of said minors will be tor exceeding five thousand dollars: may choose association shall commence and terminate :™ _ advantage .of said minors to sell the same, and such officers, and make and adopt such articles 'Which certificate, when so made as aforesaid, association insolvent. And il thesaid judge shall Sum'ct/ntributed and |iaid by theirr. towns, come one, coir.e all :ind examine 101 find that tliesaid corporation or association has not invest the avails thereof according to hnv; and by-laws, as they may deem necessary /or shall be acknowledged.Before a proper authority, yours".lve.s,as all my goods will be freely shown complied vi'itli the Order of t hi' Treasurerand the SEC. 23. It shitll bfe' lawfdl for sii'cir c6rpbVstJ« Wherefore he says that, there is just and reason conduction and regulating its affairs, noV.incon- and rucorded .In the town clerk's office, in the tion to purchase; hcfld rind convey,- reai eataM and hone nra;ed to buy,greater inducements will sistent with the laws of this State or the United town where such corporation or association shall School Fiind Co'mmissioner, he shall thereupon able c:ause for selling the same. He therefore for the following purposes r q be offered than ever before. Remember this States: Provided, That before any association he established, and a copy thereof filed in fh;e declare siich corporaition insolvent, arid shall ap- prays the conrt- to order said real estate to be pbiiit a receiver, who shall proceed iri the mailer 1 Such as shall b'e tte'fcGsstfry ftfr its' rtfiilriiedf- * and call atjhe Bridge ^ j/(QR|jMAN. shall be entitled to the priviledges herein gran office of the Secretary of State : and said certifi sold, and to empower him or some other meet ted, it shall lodge with the Secretary of the Stale cate or any copy thereof, fortified by either the as provided in this Act. fite accomriiodatiotj iri the conVenieut ti'aosac-' person to sell the samfi.pursuant to the statute a copy of its articles orb)-la\vs, attested by its Secretary of State, or by tlie clerk of any town SEC. 11. Iri case such gofpbf&tib'n or si&o'cisl- tion of its business; br; :;=:i>. . 5& in such case ltiade and provided. presiding officer and secretary; and also cause where such corporation or association shall be tfori of persons Shall, fail or reftfsfe fo pay siich 2 Snfch as Shalf be iifdrf^o'ged tof ft ?n gobrf f Window Glass. bills of lioteS on deiiiarid, in the manner specified BOXES best FRENCH GLASS, Dated June 29th, 1852. ' •< the same to be recorded in the records of the located, may be used in evidence In all Courts faith, by Wiiy tf! sefcUrfty forToans iifade to tlifciii Hofodlessi 1600 Provided, That before any such society shall be may in his opinion be just and reasoriab'fe. rri'eiit of the affairs"of th 6 dbrpbrfttrriri Vfefified by-' net!?? Spencer entitled to the privileges herein granted, it shall ing and selling gold a;nd silver bullion; foreign the oaths bf the president and cashitr, \VhicK "Wirr. Rathbone Spencer 1200 coins and bills of exchange, in the manner spec SEC. 14. II shall not be lawful for the Treasurer Ticonderoga Boyle 1300 lodge with ihe Secretary of this State a copy of its or other officer; fo countersign bills or notes for .V ^ cer and secretary and also cause the sa'me to be poses authorised by this' Act; by 'caning money Irene Williams 1200 on real arid personal security; and by ^exerci aggregate exceeding the stocks and bonds at the fng to the provisions bf this Act, o'r secured lef recorded in the records of the town \Vhere such rafes provided in this" Act, deposited with the OXYOENATBD BITTEHS, Minnesota . - Allen 1000 sing such incidental powers as shall be riece'sSa- be paid: . association is situated, and all subsequent al Treasurer by such association ; and any Treas Silas Greennfinrt 1 Spencef" 1000 ry to carry on such business; to choos'e one of 2. The value of the real esfete bf the tbr-^ -:J CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL, terations of amendments of itrf articles" pr by-laws urer or. other officer Who shall violate the f E C Sc'rnnton Spencer 1500 their number president of sufch corporation; and ;JS a sure Remedy for 'Wi * - shall in like manner be so attested and lelt; and provision's of this Act; shall iipon convictioji be ponitioiV, specifying what portion is bcfciipied by* Leviathafr JCnapp - 1500 no article, by-law or amendment thereof shall to appoint a cashier, officers" arid agents at pleas the corp'o'ration' a's fiecfessafy to' the transaction ure; and remove the saro'e and appoint others in adjudged guilty tff a; misdemeanor; and slfaTf te DYSPEPSIA, ,-V/. Wm H! Harbeck Marshal I5001 take effect Until if is* so attested and left with the punished by a fine not less thaji five (hou'sand of its business: . jn ali.' !ts rAB'iqss roiiFUltMS < Freeman 1600 town clerk and secretary aS aforesaid. Provided their places. . . . „ . . „ Guy Mannering Sec 5. Whenever any corporation, or associ dollars, or be imprisoned not les3 than five years 3. The shades of sfotk and the ftrffobntf of 2000 that this act shall not be so construed as to per orb'y such fine and imprisorirnent both; at.the : Sucf/as Pain in the Stomach, rfeartb-urn, Ha Washington Fage r a ation of persons formed for the purpose.of bank honds ueld oy sfuch corporation, Whether a6 sb'- . mit the formation of any joint stock company, for discretion of the court having jurisdiction of the ; bitual Costiveness. Acid Stomach, Head- Enterprise Funk 1000 1 ing under the provisions of this Act, Shall legal- late tit ns"-c6'llateral sectVritics, spefcifyib^ e,ibH 1000 the purpose of life oi health insurance.- ^ _ offence. . ta/ ache, Loss of Appetite, Piles. Night - Aberdeen Knappf Approved^ June 17ih,'lS53. . r'. s A'iyiif;- fylransfer to' the tre'as'uref of this" State any kind a'nd description of stock and(b'orids,' arid the Smith TOOO' sufficient portion." by the provisions of this' Act, SKC. 15'.. The sha'ref or said association snail f- Sweats; Asthma or Pbtwfc, y Richard Alsop' b'e deemed persoiiail property, and slialf be trans num'ber and value of each r / 1(100 fcHAPTEXtXXf. b of the public debt now created or hereafter to be •'•V- '.FhrtBlence-',or/Wiinf. m the Stom Niagara Smith ferable on the books of the association, in" such' j The ffmnunt of debts dub io rfio cbrpb'i'j 1300 An Act in addition to an Act entitled. "An' Act created, by the United States;, by either one. of ach. Nervousness, Coldness of^ the Dewit.t Clinton' Funk l^tiori; spbcifyi'u'l such as are dtfe fibria Aorotffi£{ fladley 1000 concerning Communities"and Corporations".-" the New England States, by the Stales of New- Extremif'res, Weafttiess of the: Limbs, Maririion Be ii eriacted by (hd Seriate and House of Rep York and Ohio. Pennsylvania; Virginia i>nd Ken eyed oV other corpora lions b'r associations, arid., Sanduskyr.0 ;;• Borland 1200 by tlio n'arii'es bF such'corp'oratioWs^ or a'ssbcib'tion'sV'-. 'GfeuerfltlDebility ,,; v.-.- 1 resentatives in Geiteral Assembly cdiivericd, tucky," of of the cities' of New Yorkjind 'Boston, Hubbard 1500 his shares; succeed t.0 all the rights and liabili 1 and all the indescribable synipto.im of this «irt- O'wego c * That any joint slock corporation organized, or or of any incorporated city in the Slate of Con and the airiotfot due frpriv'each ; ft'rid aJsV sybef- Robert TfeH^ . '•T BarstoW 1400 which shall ne organized, under the provisions necticut. such corporation, or association' of per ties'of prior shareholders ; and no change sn'afl fyi'ng the Amount seCUrbd by bond and iVibrt- fersal disease. These are also the best tome 1 bettraffe in the articl^ of asso'c'iatfon by which New Shrp v,;" yn: ; Edwards 1750 of said Act, to which't his is in addftron, may re sons; shall be entitled to receive from the Treas 1 known for the prevention and cure of _ tlie rights,\remedies, or security of its existing g'age o'r jndgm'erit ; arid the am'orinC whibtf These Ships n:reftre itfost magnificent that move their place of business froth' any toWn in urer an equ'dl anVount Of ,'su'ch ctrctihiting notes' Fever atfd Ague, ': " Creditors shall be-weakened or in>paired. ^Stfch oright to b'e iiibluded in tire computation' 6f k»8-:'.i are commanded' this State where they are or may be located, to are m'entidrtYed in the urST Section of this Act, These Bitters have i«ceivefd tlrt HioSKsf have yet been built. They associat ion or corporation shall riot b'e dissolved ses, and the tbtaf lithbunt of siielr debts therf ! by a& ancf Captains,-, fained for any other town in this State, by procuring from of dTfferent' denonvinations, regi^ered and coun- fe experienced : bV the death 6r insauity of an} of the stiai'ehol collebfable r . ; j . t j* Testimonials ever otfered to'th'e ptiblic in fa- the town clerk of the t6wn frorrt Which' they;shall t^rsis;ned as aforesaid. But such securities shall their nautical skill and kind treatment to eiVtiv j VoVof!aiiy iriedicihe in the world-, and'are np- remove, a certified copy of lh6 record in said in all cases be, or be made to'be, eqrfal to a ders therein. , . , , . ., , S. The nriVount of debts owing fd'fhd'cpr-05 pr&fed by so«ne of the best physician*, who use grants; and .their ncComrflodMions for Cabin, tovVn, of their articles of associarion, and all olh- s'to'ck producing six • per cent.'.per-annuih', and SEC." 16. CorifVac'ts made any strch corpo pora'trbn, s|)iecifying soch.as are payab'16 oil de^,0 them in their practice. For the most sa'tisfac- Second Cabin, and Steerage Passengers, are er record^,'showing their slate of affairs, and it shall not be lawful for the Treasurer to take ration, and all notes and bills by th'ein issued and m'a'ndv aiid such as" are due t& mbrieyed or othiy vastly superior to-those of any other Line. causing said certified'copy to be left fol1 recoid in any stock at a rate above its p£r value.' _ _ ptr't ir< circulation as money,"shall- be sigried by er coVp'orrttibiis'Oi- associA'tiblis, the riariiies bf ' - tory proof of the succ« ss of this remedy, see the President or Vice Pi'esident: and Cashier The Stiip's allowance of Provisions COuVpri- the office of the town clerk to Which such" cor SEC, 6". Such corporation or association or such Corporations or aas6'ciktio'ns,, and' ihb^'*; ? - pamphlets containing full particulars and cer- thereof;' and no' Wnt, actiori ot 'pVbt'ee'ding shall 8Pff flour, oal-nieal, bread', potatoes, peas, or poration shall'remove,-to which certified copy persons; ai'e hereby authorized; after having ex anVoiiiit due to ea'ch r ' , tiftcates from Members of Congress and other ! 1 abafe by-l'eison of the deifh, resigt'iafiCn or re: beans, rice and' vinegar. Which'iu dealt out to* shall be attached the certificate of the president" ecuted' an d signed'siSch ci'fctrlating notes;iri the 6'. iim^unt of claims against ttib' . nnrties well known to the public. A ny inrtivid- and secretary of such corporation^ certifying mbval from office of the officeis of sa'id,coi'ppra- the passeffgers 6«ee or twice a week dtn ing manner required by law I'd' make t hem obK^afory poration not acknowledged by it as" debts. . . wl wishing further ihtW-mation respecting this that such' corporation-has- thus removed', \vhich promissory notes,- paV.able on: demand,- at the tion, but may, be continued and prosecMed ac the voyage, at the rale of I0j lbs-, per Week 7. Th'e aiM>ttnt fbr ^ftWh' th^eo^poratibt^i^ certified'copy arid certificate attached,-Shall be . cording to- the rules of law in s'uth castes proyi- 1 place of tiVsiness Withiri this State, of such' cor INVALUABLE MEDICINE, for each adult, and- half allowance for children so left for record immediately on such removal,' : ded. : .. j , . bound 83* sttrety, or for which' it niay bedbWeig> poration or asisoci^tiori-, to 1'oaV and circulate th e : am invited to call on the Agents, and sat.sfy under twelve years ?• and in' addifioii to the and shall be recorded by such cleric at lull lengt h' same as"montey,-l-accord'ing.to' th'e ordinary c'ourse Sfeff. H. TVio"^mT(eW6Me!*St"6f aaSobi'atibiis liable on th 6 happening of contingent eVeritsr Jia theinselves by reference to nuin»«ms letters above, a fuither allowance, according to a fate in a book- kept by him for suteb' purpose. Provi- of banking business, as regulated by the .Jaws foVm^d under jliis Act, shuII be individually re gV The amount of n'ot'^s" cri' bills theri atrcl ce'rtificjites of the highest respectawnty. act of the British' Parliament., of two oz- tea-, dad that the president and secretary of such cor-' and usages 6f this"Stale., . . sponsible equally and rnteably whentfveV detrfult ci rculatioiY', of said coi'pol'af. fon, of loans' antf diar^ ; • DR. GEJO. B, GREE'Ni. Proprietor, Wind- half lb. sugar, and half fb. molasses, to each poration,- shall imm'edi'ately on stfch- removal- . SEC', f- In caso the mak'ers of any such circu shall be made in thd' piiynieuf 6f any debt or li counts atid of specie on hand r , Je,. adult, weekly, With three quarts water daily• cause to be deposited with the Secretary of this lating notes', countersigned'and registered as 9'. Tlie ainouiit oh* the 'first' of Julj,: iiexrkU r ability cototra'rte'd for banking purposes, issuing ' WOl*' ' t*i * ' ' ' State, a like certificate .of such removal, as the 4 04 v ' -:KATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale fn afl cases where any of the peVsohs pftid foi' aforeskid, shall at anytime 'hereafter, on' lawful preceding, of notes"arid bills in drctiM»>h, of; one deposited'with such foWn cltrky which cer- > : r batik notes oY n'oy kind of pap6V ci'edits to cir decline coming out, the full' passage money is demand,- during 'the'. u snal hoonf of busines¥j lokns and discoiintV, arid of s^ecii* oft* - Druggists. No. 26-Merchants' Row, Boston, titicate so deposited with thie Secretary of this- between the hours of ten' o'clock'- A. M. and culate as mobey, to'the amount of such ; returned without any deduction./ ( ; euch bbrpoVatibft '.SM e^a^anilgeD^' '• M v.--1 — ^ di State, shall' be iecorded by him in a book- to'be t hree o'clock P'. M, at'tKe'pl^c'e ^here such'note liability, Willi interest.-.to the extent Of tneu Persons r.esidlngin fhte. country that desrfft 5 A'Price Si per bottFe; six for $5. ' kept by him for thaV pttVpose.- Provided.also"; i3 payable,-fail or refuse to redeem sufch' note in i'6'spective^shares of stofek, in'any such col'poia-! .' CAlXTlON.—Eeuh bottle of the Genuine to send money to their friertds in the Old Coun that said corporation shall cause to be puhhsh.ed• the IttWfcimoney of.the.United Slates, the hold- tibn or asVociation and to'tio.fui'ther extent. try, and,wishing ttrsave time;and! fkpense, 6an immediately on such, removal, a duplicate copy • " 6#u'|, ; manner, by enclosing by Post, to the subsdii- listed in the county iti' which .such corporation' notary pubiic under his seal of office, in t he the" rtia'rket valmerof'said stocksrRS - Mi ^ViU-rhe's'rgtwturfe'pf - ' °n' •1 ° ; ! tbe stock hojders, before • the payment of all bers, the sum they wish to send', with the shall beIbeafed; of in an adjoining-county: an'd m'" usual, manner, and ihe Treasurer on receiving' sairte Cati' bi»? ascertained^ami the tfete Uo'ifrhictt1,: ; ' pVieior; upon Three Sides, and in addition, a fbbis; of the corporat ion for whiblr suti h stock name and address of the party .who is to, re case of:removal ifroin one.county to.another, said: and filing in Iris office such, protest,-i.1iail forth tlie jkyni«ht!ofintbi'esl has been made •/. fcwMgmVeci-.iab^-dpon the top of the bottle 1 wdiild bnVe b'een liabie, tlie stockholders ot auch ceive it* when a draft OH the nearest Brancli duplicate, certificate shall; be published;in two with give ribfice in writing- to t he makers of'duch Sricft stocks, and;whdthlei-;6iud;intei!esl/Ii^ ^ fag. with tire signature'of Ree«d,'Bates' & Austin, nevvspapersj one in the^ county trom'which, and note tb pav the.saine, with cost of protest; and ''corpblatioh shalf be individually: liable to: any! ''WM to their residence will be forwarded by fiVst pkid to 'such;banking association, .orpassed,tflKL;;: : wjlo are thensole tTeher|tl Agents,and to whom . th¥: others in Hie colintyi to which'sdfch^corpora-. > if tliey titairbiriit t^'do so fdr teh'days alter such subfi ctbditoi: ol such c6ri)0T^ti6n io aiiiactiop steaiher With as much punctuality as if the aVl brdersr:mn^ he addressed, tion shall; rejnove. ,This.Act-jto,t|ke^effec£..on M 'notice is «6nt: to ttafirivthe Traasurer shall: im- i foumJedoaibis7^tut«,tothO;Onaoiintottiio sum -SFe'r'saie by W B'mSSELL. and droggists peison sending it was present, and a receipt ]! ' gelfe^Hy in the' tf. &. aind Canada» mm retarued " m-r-m PsSK.
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* if* . • ;>Aud it alinll be the dutywthe Tifeaif^^to ||Fro^tfi'i Bridge^grf ptaridard The two Locafoto Organs in Con« 5.:#" '. ' Tiie I&tiitiff Utevest. : NOB^LKj.GAZETTE. necticut. .f. cause the statement required .•to' fce made%y' Balloon Asccnsiou- of M. Pctil '< The following outline of the life afrd actions iiie fishing internats of thef country, him this section, to be published ro' * 1 newspaper; We are sometimes forced to smile when' fro«|| Bridgepo^Jidy 1& ; \ 'Tttililayf*llf21 52. of our candidate for/the Presidency; is taken vevjr suddenly becom^;ieopardiz«J bj)r the rigid printed in tJie county wheretfte place of bosr-| The Aseension was frppftfnted .«!_three we contrast'tfce characters.^/ the two leading' n«ss of such association is.wjtuated; or suchjpwit; Jfrqm the Spriibgfield Republican construction *frifcU the British Minfitry have o'clock. We ! were by iheautiliil "SUPPORT '^O'UR/O'W N V' of said statement ns^h.e jdC».^e*iigcfient. aqj®m| " democratic", /papers in*' this State; The SfesWiNHEiD ScpTT is the son o£Va farmefj >uet given^the trfjftyj bf 1818, which if per- scwih other niiinner^Nie%fiimsilk of- 70 feet in diatn•- that every other sentence is a lie, yet lttfbmes ^Gf^dc^e^rtd ffgainistf "and dissoivedis an in eter, wa$ decorated with the American and struction at William and Mary's College, and .nearer than three miles. The people' of the solvent corporation. ^ H WIN FIELD SCOTT,., * ( out in cuch- a blant,' reckless way, you feel a r PrencVflags, oher $earfag/the deylce ^the; wai admitted >to the bar in,1806.: r; J northeastern provinces have insisted that by SEC. 26. Every corporation doing ^USINEW sort of adtq^ration at the unblushing impu under this Act shall be liable to pay the holder other "i$Jrial Navigation " A boat, twenty In May, 1808, received from Mr. Jefferson these te^ ms, the Americans should not approach- feetrlong,.was attached to^he Balloon, in FOIL: .VICE^PRESIDEWT^ dence ofthe fellow ; something such a senti- rr a^frAwory hillor noteput.in circulwtion »s money,; acommi^ionot light artillery. T^ ~^ "', within three miles of any head-lands, which which, with,VM ray two assistants, Monsieur lllOthe |I(IJpayment IlCUi U4of which shall3UIIII IHMOhave WWV.Ibeen demand " "V WILLIAM A. GRAIiAM/;g ihent as would cause you to stop to get a good In July, 1812, became Lt. Col. of 2d artiVi would in fact exclude them from all the fishing ed land refused,(damages forJ 4k,.%tlva inon-iwyineritMAA iMttiaavi Gustave Regnard, of Frahconville, France, Of North Carolina. v look the first time you ever saw the editor of lery in Col. Izard's regiment... j J, places in the vicinjty of the British possessions. WM thereof.To lieu of interst, at and after th» rate anj Mr.- Wood, of Bridgeport, Conn., 1 took •im JlSf'twelve per cent. :per anjium; from the time*"r_.B .-V-Ill' the New York Herald. - - " Same year volunteers in the battle of The British minisfiy have, at last, yielded to' my sent. r-Sixty-four persons arranged round WHIG STATE CONVENTION, of such .refusal, until the payraeut .ofsuch evi the Balloon, took charyo of the ropes, and W hen; you read the Refister,^on. thl%ther Glueanstown, commands, on the hights, and this. cobstrcoUou, and sent a fl eet of ^rar vessels- dence of debt, and the damages thereon Fof the Nomi?iatioji of Presidential Electors. ^EC: 27. The president and cashier of every ^at a giveng.ven ^.gnariromsignal from mysei!myself loosedloosea usustroin from hand, after perusing half, a column of lovv, is ,captured Oct. I3ih, by a force four times to enforce the treaty, and have^captured some' A STATE CONVENTION of the Whigs of corporation formed pursuant to provisions of this the earth, and we ascended, m a magnificent vermicular slanders, you toss the paper American vessels. Mr. Webster isf in commu- ConneciM.iit Will be held at the city of Hiir't- as large; as his ownj alter a gallant and furi- 11 uv.\.y .. . ' i' * ' ... I *. style,tin d amtdamid tliAthe /»h0^r*cheers Atof (hathe flnHvast and brilhYf l* niration with t.be British.Minister,and undoubt Act, shall.at ail times keep a true and correct fdrd, on Wednesday, tlie 25th day of August; from you with disgust, and leave it to find its '6us^c0hflict.^^l'^^a^l!3:3»:^tt»:,» list of the names of all shareholders of such cor- liant assembly. With the rapidity of an 1852, at 10 o'clock, A. M., for the purpose of edly the matter will be adjusted without Wat1-* natural receptacle. If the Time's wishes felt the vibrations in the and four District ^Electors, or one from ^fcmed'Jurider this Act, to make any bills or the Register, intending the same thing, jays Act of Retaliation passed by Congress in fa rppes of pur , Balloon. We. now saw the each Congressional Districti CHOLERA.—Physicians in Cincinatti say thslf notes of..the denomination of five hundred dol- The Whigs of the several towns' in the that his "feathers" are. white before soldiers, vor of the Irish prisoners, T—. | fars and upwards, to be put in circulation as cities, villages, woods and river?, as,an un the cholera does not exist.therejnau epidemic surpassed landscape. In a beautiful frame of State are requested to assemble in their pri-' red only to women and children. The Times . fiViay, 1813, Adjutant General of the ar moneys payable at any other place than at the mary meetings as soon as practicable, for the form.-; • >./wmsnr* green we saw the public buildings and chur office Where the business of tlie association is. purpose of appointing delegates to the above acknowledges no scruples; it openly avows my at Niagara under Gen. Dearborn. • There was oae case of the disease in New tir ches of the city of Bridgeport, whose domes carried on and conducted, which bills or notes called Convention, equal to double the number Mammon to be its god, and offers sacrifice 1^'jMay 27, 1813, commands the advance shall be countersigned and registered as herein,, and lowers, and spires, gilded by the sun, York Thursday, that of a very intemperate of Representatives to which they are entitled accordingly. The Register has a lurking before provided. : shone like gold and pearls beneath us. We in the Geueial Assembly, and to cause the guard in the capture of Fort George. person. The Tribune, however, doubts the P SEC/29,' All banking corporations organized saw the city of New Haven, with its pleas names of their delegates to be.pubiished imme desire to join if possible the worship of God In November of same year, commands the existence ofthe genuine Asiatic cholera id any tinder the provisions of this Act, shall be banks ant greens, and on the other side the villages diately thereafter. . and Mammon both. 'The.Times makes no advance guard in the descent of the St Law- part of the United States.^ . of discount and deposit, ns well as of circulation; of Fairfield, Westport, Souihport, Norwalk, WlilGS OF CONNECTICUT ! THE rind the usual business of banking of said corpo- pretensions to honesty; x-The Register would rence.l Ovi GO? -j'Op.Oi.' J. j Stamford, New Rochelle, and a thousand CAMPAIGN IS OPKNF.O. AND THE ELECTION IS . DEATH or EDMUND B. GRKKNE.—We learn' ratiofi, shall life transacted at the place where AT HAND ! ! The Civilian who has ever been go to church in the morning, and in the after other scenes of tranquility and happiness so March 9, 1814, is made Brigadier Gen- from ths Hartford Courant, that E. B. Greener such corporation shall be located, agreeable to equal to every emergency—who. by his wis noon stay at home to devise some dirty slan era Esq., editor of the Panama H.era4d, died at that the'location specified in the certificate herein highly favored by the creator of the world. dom, prudence and ability, has faithfully dis '* I:T?0 vv '' > i'-O-iil -l. •' before directed to be made, and not elsewhere. Far beneath us, shining like molten silver, charged every trust committed to his care—the der. The, one is Moloch and breathes Mo Superintends the great drill of the troops place on the 11th inst. He delivered an ora '"SEC. SO. Nrrcorporatibn as such ,shall issue lay Long Island Sound, dotted with vessels, '•Hero who lias never lost a . battle"—who for loch's 'sentiment: in the camp of Buffalo, April, May and tion to the Ame|'ican citizens on the 4t.h inst. or put in'cirrrilation any bill or note of said cor- which appeared like specks upon its bosom, forty years has led vour common country from Mr. Greene formerly resided in Hartford, poratiobunless the same shall be made payable " My sentence is for open war; of wiles June, 1814.£. ;i while Long Island appeared in the distance, victory to victory, now leads your columns !—, More ynexperi I boast not; them, let those where he for some time published the New oil demand a lid without interest; and every and far beyond the broad expanse of ocean. A CHIPPEWA CHARGE—and a glorious ,; .July 5, 1814, commands the advance bri violation of this section, by any o Seer or mem: Contrive w ho need, r0,, ..,. v: ,fi England Review. '• 'JS;-. We observed the direction of our. currents, it victory awaits you at the polls-in November! gade, fighting the Battle of ChippetmS'^ ' ber of a banking association, shall be deemed EST Let every town be represented in the The other is Belial : • ~—- and ' adjudged a misdemeanor, punishable by wa* the fifth time we bad changed them — July 25, 1814, commands the advance bri - ...JA- Wlitg Slate Convention. , and we now found a constant current 15,000 Convention. f in act more graceful and humane; -^ fiiie and imprisonment, or both, in the discre CHESTER ADAMS, But,all was false and hollow ;—- gade in the great balile of Niagra, (Lundy's We publish to day the Call of the Stata~ tion of the court having cognizance thereof, feet from the earth, from east to west, which HENRY G. LEWIS, for his thoughts were low; v Committee for a Whig State Couvention tc i- Sitc. 31. It shall be the duty of the joint se would take us over the American continent; Lane) ; in which he is severely wounded.!'- WM. E.PARK. • To Vice industrious, but to nobler deeds - nominate Presidential Electors.. Our Whig: lect committee on banks, at each session of the a current known already to extend over 13,- Di'iVID B. BOOTH, State Central Tiin'rous and slothful! u ti;;;Is brevetted Major General, July 25, Legislature, to examine the Treasurer's account friends must not fail to take timely meas* 000 milesV:7 Below and about 4000 feet FREDERICK M. PECK, Committee. Both are perfect in their way, and the 1814. $'jU;Xtxuhl •&$»>!>•. With sUch corporations as may be organized un- from the earth, is a current in the opposite HENRY B. GR.AV-ES, - : February, 1815, offered by President Mad ures to ensure a full attendance from every d6r this Act, and to examine the secu'rites de direction,,which would take us to Europe in ABRAHAM BRAIN ARD, mode in which they meot the VVh g nomina posited with the Treasurer, by banking corpo town in this State. less than four days, if it were the will of L. E. PEASE. tions is eminently characteristic. Finding a ison the appointment of Secretary of War, rations^ together with such books, and papers New Haven, July 16th, 185'2. relating to' the business of banking, as the said the Supreme Being. At the height we now ROCK of uncommon magnitude in their.way, which he declines,being less than thirty years Mr. Jacob Bell, a famous ship-build / committee may deem necessary to enable them were, (13,000 feet.) the Balloon appeared to the Times boldly butts his head against it, of age. .Va:- .. ', n er, of the city of New Yor^ died on to report'the true state and conditions of that us like a vast ruby, framed by the aznre. It Whig Gathering at L.undy's Lane. while the Register is iridustriou&ly endeavor • Travels in Europe in 1815—'1G, with a Wednesday last. His remains were brought department^ to the Legislature- ^ threw its large shadow on the clouds, and The mass gathering of Whigs on the old SEC. 32. When any corporation organized ing to drill a hole, into it with a pipe-stem. view to military proficiency ; and at the to Darien, for interment. He was theTbuil- gave us the image of an aerial Venice I battlefield of Gen. SCOTT, in the war of 1812, under this Act, is desirous of relinquishing the threw out more ballast, and we ascended same time conducts successfully an impor der of the Collins' steamer Pacific. banking business, and shall have redeemed at near Niagara Falls, promises to be of the /k nearly as far as it is possible for human be * - Steamer Burnt, tant cOcmnNion from his Government. |' liast ninety percent, of its circulating notes, ings to exist: we had reached the height of 1840 sort; Western New York and North The steamer Alice, running between Bridge It is remarkable; how ths Locofoco and shaH' prbduce to tho Treasurer a certificate ,Is married March, 1817. —" 22,000 feet ;' The earth appeared a, chaos— port aud N. York, took fire at about 2 o clock presses have changed their opinion of Gene ofca deposit to the credit of the Treasurer in ern Ohio will pour themselves out en masse • ^Writes and publishes the Military Insti- such institution, iisthe TreasurershallI approve, thermometer at 9 below zero. The cold on the occasion, and smaller delegations will Thursday morning at her dock in Bridgeport, ral ScOtt since his nomination. In 1848 h® tules, 1821. to.an equal amount with the circulating notes was intense; a heavy hail storm, held in the and was burned to the water's edge. She was in their opinion much more of a man such bank, unredeemed, it shall be lawful for be present from all the Northern section of ,,-Again travels in Europe, 1827—'28. - air by a power unknown to us, but-probably was owned by Capt. White of Noiwicb, and than General Taylor; indeed, he was then the Treasurer to rieceive the same, and to give the Union. Baltimore sends 200 Whigs, an electric power, enveloped us in a thrilling was worth about $15,000. She was paitly 'July 8, 1832, embarks on the Lakes, com up all ths securities theretofore deposited by and awful manner. Respiration was almost New York City will have a large representa sofliething of a statesman- Hear what ths freighted for her trip to New York, and many manding troops fur the Black Hawk war. sufch corporation, for the redemption ofcircula impossible, and we could not hear each oth Washington Union said about him at that ting notes issued. tion, and. many will go from Massachusetts, valunble udods were lost. She burned so lap- September, 1832, is commisioned to treat er speak. One cf uiy companions, being time: -SEC. 33. Such corporation, after having com &c. Tuesday and Wednesday next ace the V f viiVfti TJ. " benumbed, fell into a profound sleep. We idly that nothing could be saved. with Indians. Genernl Scott is an older soldier than plied with the provisions of the preceding sec days for the meeting, and liberal arrange felt so weak that my other companion and Same year, concludes several treaties. General Taylor—one who is equally if not tion, may give notice for two years, in some I^Tlie best calculation which we hare seen newspaper printed in-the county where the myself were hardly able to open the valve. ments for speakers and for accommodations Same year, whilst Nullification was at its more accomplished, and who has distingui said corporation shall be located, and such other At last we succeeded in opening it, and we of the probabilities of the next election are as have been made by the Whigs of that region. higl.t, takes command in Charleston, S. O.,' shed himself by more and as brilliant bat notice as the Treasurer shall prescribe, tlmt all descended rapidly to on altitude of 13.000 follows: : : tles during the war—who captured Vera The fare has been reduced by the Erie Rail ! J . circulating notes issued by suchcorporation must feet. The imagination of one exalted to « Scoll. Pierre. Doubtful. under the orders of President Jackson. . Cruz, the Castle and the Capitol of Mexico be presented'at the Treasurer's office within such extreme height, gtows vivid and warm road, from New York City to Buffalo, for Maine • • S In 1836, commands in Florida. ' 1 and one, too, who has more the quality of two ybars from the date of such notice, or that as the body becomes dull and chilled. For this occasion, to $8 both ways, or one half the New Hnmnahire 5 the funds deposited for che redemption of the 5 October. 1836, appears before a Court o( civilian, and is better known as a Whig." us no reality, no limits, were existing.— Vermont notes will be given up to the corporation, and usual rates. From Buffalo to Niagara the Massachusetts 13 Inquiry, makes a celebrated Speech, and re - The dreams of Benardine St. Pierre were Messrs. Waterbuiy & Bl ikely har® on receiving satisfactory propf of the giving fare has been reduced to $1. , Rhode Island 4 ceives the favorable judgment of the Court such, notice for the time aforesaid, the Ti easu- realized: universal peace seemed to be on C onneclicut 6 succeedcd Mr. Newson in the management December, 1S37, commands on the Cana .rer .shall surrender to the order of the said cor earth, and the whole globe were united Obsequies of Mr. Clay in N. Y. New York ; 35 , ofthe Derby Journal. From the appearanca poration the securities which he may hold for states. But a strong condensation of the 7 • . The ceremonies of a public procession in JNew Jersey da frontier, after the burning of the Caroline the. payment of any unredeemed notes of the 27 of their first number, we have no doubt their gas brought us back to the reality of terres- Pennsylvania makes effective appeals to the people, and said corporation. :H m i'^ tial objects, and we descended to the ground. honor of HENRY CLAY, took' place on Tues Delaware 3 promise to make a readable and valuable pa SEC. 34. The Treasurer ofthis State and the maintains the peace of the country. u-.il'. I leave you free fields of universal space, day afternoon last. The whole city seemed Maryland 8 per, will be amply fulfilled, §'|j| •§.' , Commissioner of the School Fund, shall con but when I touch the earth, it is but to take Virginia 15 •May, 1838, removes the Cherokees by or stitute a board, whose duty it shall be to meet to be given up to the occasion, and public 10 new powers to conquer, and overcome you N. Carolina • Spirits Rappivg.—We learn by the Opal, at least once in each month, and ofrener when business was very generally suspended.— S. Carolina - 8 der of Government. ,A . , . enlirely. published by the the inmates ofState Lunatic ever*, they deem it advisable, to investigate the The larger streets especially Broadway> Georgia c; I 10 March, 1839, commands in the Disputed valueofthe securities deposited with the Treas We landed at Riverhead, L. I., fifty miles Florida . .'.j 3 Territory, on the North Eastern fiontier; Asylum at Utica,that there are in thatrefugo urer under the provisions of this Act; and if, in from Bridgeport, And ninety, from Brooklyn, were hung in black, with appropriate mot- Ohio 23 • : • • at present,;14 victims of this stupid and infa r corresponds with Gov. Harvey of New their'opinion, they have become inadequate for where we found the kindest assistance from tos and flags. , V;-. . - • Indiana IS the.purposes for which th ey were deposited, or • r 1:-- U mous impostrue, whose insanity is ascribed the inhabitants. E. PETIN. The procession commenced forming about Illinois Brunswick, and effects a settlement. -; / • are likely to become so before their next meet* Iowa 4 to this. _ three o'clock—the bells tolling, and the -•" December, 1839, first receives votes for ing, they shall.immediately notify the depositor The shooner Harbridge,with n Pierce Wisconsin "• b ' ' ofjsuch .securities to procure additional securi : the Presidency in the Whig Convention of Henry Clay, in the Senate of the U. and King flag flying at her mast-head, got minute guns firing. It was the largest Bnd Michigan 6 ty, or to,return such proportion of their circu Kentucky 12 her nose knocked off' the other night when that year. .-5Y/.u ,.i-> -r. States, in 1850, spoke thus of Gen. Scott: lating notes'as the Treasurer and Commission most imposing ever witnessed in the city.— Missouri 9 er may direct. •i'-' entering the Harbor, being run into by the The line of military extended over two Alabama . ; 9 In 1842, nominated for the Presidency by .'•I must take thi9 opportunity to say, that, ^And if the depositors shall neglect to pro propellor Oswego. This is one of the for skill, for science, for strategy, for bold and miles, and the various associations* and soci Louisiana ' fi' : the State Convention of Pennsylvania. cure such additional security, or to return such "signs of the times." She is now lying at Tennesee ;.,- 12 daring fighting, for chivalry of individuals eties made its length uj^to four miles. The >^Nov. 23, 1846, ordered to Mexico. lm& notes, for the period of twenty days,, then up the wharf loading with English Railroad Mississippi • < ; ...... and masses, that portion of the Mexican war on application of the Treasurer to any judge Iron. funeral car, drawn by eight white horses, Arkansas ;,..y 4 March 10, 1847, lands at Vera Cruz. _ which was conducted by the gallant Scott as of t he superior conrt, the said judgn, if he fi nds This is an appropriate cargo for a vessel Texas ' • 4 ^ i March 27, 1847, captures San Juande chief commander, stands unrivalled either the orders of the Treasurer and Commission "was very splendid. It had 31 pall-bearers. flying a Pierce and King flig. Opposition /California 4 by the deeds of Coriez himself, or by those? er have not been complied with, shall declare The oration commenced at about half uiioa. I• r^ to Rivers and Harbors—Opposition to Do 1 of any other commander of ancient or mod* such corporation insolvent, and shall appoint 8 past seven, on the steps of the City Hall.— 189 82 25 •A *April 18, 1847, wins the bailie of Cerro receiver who shall proceed to settle the affairs mestic Manufactures —Opposition to the em ern times. . ployment of Labor and Capital in our own It was delivered, after appropriate religious Whole number of votes, 296 ; necessary to a Gordo. '• -"r:v v'.;. — "—7- $$4'. of the corporation as provided by law. Appointments.—The following"" appoint* SEC. -35. Every corporation formed under try—is the motto of tho Pierce and King choice, 149. Old Chippewa it will be seen has May 15, 1847, enters the city of Puebla. services, by N. Bowditch Blunt, who was an ments have been made by Judge Taylor:— the provisions of this Act, shall be subject to party.— Oswego Times.. 189 to begin with. ; • : o - Commands the army of. Mexico, . , 'J the provisions of the 15th Chap ter, Title 3, of old and staunch friend of Mr. Ciay. It was t Wm. F. Taylor, Esq ,of Danbury, State At I n the battle of Contreras, August 19, the Revised Statutes of 1846 : except wheu Fire.—A small barn in Main street- the an eloquent outline of his life, and sketch of E#" A woman, 35, years old, named Ann torney. W. H. Noble, E?q, ol Bridgeport, such provisions conflict w ith and are in opposi Clerk ofthe Courts of Fairfield County. property of Samuel Tweedy, Esq. was fired his character. The ceremonies closed short Scott, was found dead in a hut in New Haven 1847. tion to,the special prov isions of this Act. during the early part of Friday evening, and . -In the, battle of Cherubusco, August 20, SEC,36. ThisAct may be altered, amended, ly after sundown. - . . , on Tuesday morning. The deceased and her J. S Smith, a colored physician, who re burned to the ground. We have not heard or repealed, or the powers of any corporation ' — J. husband, Michael Scott, had been almost con 1847. r'A' '' . . = ceived bi's medical education al Pittsfield, the proprietor's estimate of loss. Te uote l e created pursuant thereto, by the General As ^ q ^ lowing from the N. . In the .battle of Molino dd Rey Sept. 8, Mas3., and has resided several years in Li • Danbury Times. stantly drunk for a long time, and Scott, at the } sembly. l Y: Observer, of July 22d : w -;\-n time his wife was discovered, was in a beastly beria, says, 'I do not think that a colored Approved, June 25th, 1852. 1S47. ' • '""tl Genin the New York hatter, who makes ::Speech of Rev. Dr. Hall.—The speech slate of intoxication, and was unable to give man, an African, can be as comfortably situ '' •?'' " In the storm of Chapullepcc, Sept. 13, a fortune every year by his advertising, dis which was made by the Rev. Dr. Hnll, of ated, politically and socially, anywhere un* ^WMg Principles.—HuRiphrey Marshall, any account of what had transpired. She un 1847. ' . r v tributed 20,000,palm leaf fans in the streets der the broad canopy of heaven, as.in Liba^ b:k: > of Kentucky, closed his late speech in the Norwalk, before the General Association of doubtedly died from the effects of rum. of New York On one of the hottest days of Connecticut, on the Dr. Bushnell case, is Captures the city of Mexico, Sept. 14, ria/' United States House of Representatives, by r 1 last week. On every fan was his advertise published at full length in the Puritan Re GODET'S LADY'S BOOK ran AUGOST.—A 1847. - " ' ':" £3=* The Tabernacle Congregational the admirable summary of Whig principles: ment. corder. Those who would find a masteily double number again—112 pages—with four September, 1847, levies contributions for church, in New York city, have given to e*'To add proper and fair facilities to com exposition of the views of the Anti-Bush- full paged plates, Fashion Plates for decorating their pastor, Rev. J. P. Thompson, leave of $§»The following toast was given at a the benefit and support of the army. merce ; to improve the condition of our own nel I ism'portion of the clergy of that State, Parlor Windows, Music.-;-uThe Moonbeams absence for one year, engaging to supply printer's supper in Iudiana ;—The printer— November, 1847, devises a system of rev coittntfy j to promote the developement of its will read this speech with profound interest are sleeping,"seven designs for Cottage furni the pulpit during his absence, and to contin natural resources by a wise and beneficial independent as a wood sawyer, proud as a and instruction. I» is rare that so able, com enue, and a temporary Government. ture, Calico Printing illustrated wiih pen and ue the accustomed salary. He soon sails system of legislation j to ameliorate the con Lucifer, poor as Job's turkey, and the perso pact and thorough an argument is embodied April, 1848, appears before a Court of for Europe with the intention of visiting thef nification of intelligence. . . : , ::^ in such spaeS, and its perusal will satisfy giaver, illustrated Work Table Cover,Shaving dition by increasing the arm of labor j to en* Inquiry, called on the most frivolous preten Holy Land and the East. Mr. T. will tafcft courage art; to protect the inventions of ge eveVy candid mind, that holding such senti Tidy, Patterns for Silk ^Embroidery, Nursery with him tbe cordial goot^ wishes of a large $3^ The Postmaster of Charleston, S. C-, nius;' to suistain the dignity of our own ments as this speech presents, it is impossi Fashions, &c. &c. ;;v >i ces, which results only in honor to Gen. ! has issued a notice cautioning the public circle of friends.'. country at home, by securing to every man ble for the Fairfield West brethren, and Scott, and dishonor to the Administration against sending slaves to the office for their CF* The Maine Law went into effect in his personal and political rights; to perform those thinking with them, to pause in the An Enlightened Age.—A fortune teller letters. Instances-have occurred in which Rhode Island on Monday. The Warren Star which called the Court.^;; < f/a s .t w scrupulously every national obligation, and course they have marked out. named Roback was arrested at New York- white rogues have taken valuable packages observed of it, "Our Maine law goes into y May, 1848, returns home,"arid is^received to* vindicate promptly every right of our Having a copy of the Puritan Recorder on Friday at the instance of a Mr. Baldwin, own country abroad; to stand upon our from the negroes, but they cannot be convic effect in this State on Monday nest. Our peo at New York with military and civic honors who had been robbed of $400, and had giv*r ted on a black's testimony. ,, , . containing Dr. Hall's speech before us, we own and not on foreign ground ; to cherish r vV f;i ple are pretty well fortified for the 'operation,' and triumph. " en the conjurer $21 to tell him who stole it; are able to endorse the above well deserved Roback was held for trial. The officer who and protect the integrity of the Union, and Ky* The President of a Loco Foco CJlub if we can judge anything by the number of June 21, 1855,' nominated by the National commendation of that effort. We observe, arrested him found about twenty dupes m to frown upon the very . dawning of any at Piqua, the other evening, closed a meet- demijohns andjugs that have been transported Whig Convention for the Presidency. «}.?**•, his house nwaitingjheir turns to have (heir spirit-.which would lead to its destruction. ing by calling for three cheers for "Scott and by the way, that Dr. Bushnell's church has to and from Providence during the last two I***—" f King!" The cheers were gi ven with a will seceded from the General Association. -'*The Niagara Convention will be a rouser. fortunes told, j J • ijj'jli A J •> A V /LI, .Thm&ratic Ittpudialion.—ThQ Macon, weeks. • the Whigs preveni for once taking the lead. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal,, Geo., OitiZfn,.a Democratic paper^ has come The Committees have is»ued their call, fix •X'iThe WorWs fair in N. Y.—Theodore •KF" Some rascally villiahs, says the Worces says j "nearly the whole population of th®' out "strong!y for Scott, and is doing most effi 3 ing the 27th as the day of celebration, and "= c . jd "'A.fisherman named Johnson, "was Sedgwick, Esq., President of the Association ter, Mass., Transcript, have entirely ruined the country seem now to be apoh the Whig plat eietit service for bim. Its groundw of oppost-_ d j down tha rapids near Niagara Falls, the responses are coming up heartily from r ven for the Exhibition of the Industry; of all interior of twonew atid elegant coaches, be form. The Whigs are standing on it, and & tiori is that Pierce and Kingv.r," are».... »the """I candi- l- Sunday night week, but luckily bis boat a longing to Studley & Co., of the Charlestown all quarters. The assemblage will be the good man j of theDl'mocrats axt'lying on it dat«s of the Secessionists, and bence all Un- stuck fast in a rock near the precipice. % An Nations, gives notice that the exhibition will line of omnibuses, by covering the linings, paint- largest and most enthusiastic ever known in ionmecv8bould oppose them. other fisherman, named Joel Robinson ven be opened, in the city of New York, on the The following toast was given at the the United States. tured to attempt a rescue in a small .skiff, iugs, trimmings, with rotten eggs and oil of The Governor of Kentucky has.ap- 2d day of May, .1852. The Reservoir • ; • •• 'W* 'j'l late celebratioh of American Independence in and was successful. He found Johnson vitrior. The coaches had been on the lino but Lev/istoWn, Me r " Down East—th'at niysti- potjited Daniel Meriweather as Senator, .to Square has been obtained for the purpose? The office of S. B. Furguson & Son, coal sleep in his boat. • A purse of $200 was three days.' . : cal land where th;e sun is said to rise urn and the Directors are now engaged in erect v dealers in Bridgeport, was robbed cm Thurs day of a pocke.t book containing fifteen dol land of {Iretly girls.; the land of.pumpkin ing a building thereon worthy of the purpose CHINESE JUSTICE.—Several Indiatps on the lars' besides sundry other .articles. pies'—may the Fatee protect it, and shield it Sacramento road, ;.»n a state of intoxication, mii ... - - «U-- W to'.'which it'is to be devoted. ... , , •• -• • ; > • '•_ • - t, from all harm, and Uncle Samr ne'er forget New York Courier, states that Jt.Ziquor Press:-It is stated that a daily lately, killed a Chinese. One 6f thein was ar Female pedestrians are allowed to pass the the North East corner of his larm..'; .. b<^koss»th walked silently on board, the paper is soon to be started in Bostori, having The case of Capt. Jonas P. Levey, indicted retted by the. Americans,' banded over to the Augusta toll-bridge .&ee of charge b-y are- # • . . • M . •' . r% ' P*\wt ito rvrinAinnl nkiomt tka fAnrSl nf tnfl for obtaiuipg records from the State Depart Chinese,' acid by_ them hung.; -The Chinfllen cent vote of the proprietors of the bridge.^- The cosi of telegraphic and marine intelil* gence to the seven New York associated| ment, and communicating them to the.lVlexi-. e^ essed i dwii e ^hang the white man who The down, easiera don't believ?:in iollingthe pa pers," is U3l much short of f lOOjOOO^a sold the Indian 2 belles.- -''u'-u 'can (Jby^romerit has been^ 'ivuhdiawfe'^^SliSIB! Misr-1 • * ^^ . '-'v.-' 'Mimt ng^npp,!!. ",'»LI4 «'J»J* 11l".
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•MSG Brraii-jftw turn rr«iaitjHBi>Carpet ZS&tablisiaiiM , THE "sabscrib'fer, ever grateful for pnst favors^ 4 Sfltef Mid Plated Ware^^^ 'Tvvo or three "of tlie" prettiest BOO tended by a *ast concourse from.ail parts of thd i-FancTjr Ggotfs, Pearl. Ivory, ..... would siiyto the public that we shall try to Wake ^no3t.de9irable resjdences in^Norwfalk, $f* : #| and Savdal-tboodgFans,.%fvics. Gold JL friends ana customers that be bas retaken . ^ BUrrtJttiidirig country, it is slated that there our establishment worthy of their patronage.-—1 fe red for^ ilalfl yery^loinr a nd on "'accommoda ting " iind Silv&r mounted Canes, Shell Combs, efe»i his old stand, where he is ready to serve the Were.forty thousand persons in the procession; We have' this day returned from til© city vviili terms if applied for soon. To a city gentler AT i'HE; NKW STOKK, 13G CA.NAT STRKET. public in all. matters of gentlemen's and boy's Hiram A nder . a large stock of new goods. Some Very fine mail desirous 6f obtaining a beautiful country clothing. He is satisfied fi om his long experi- EIGHT SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS!, ^ It is stated that a Tupture will fiYfthnfaly gold' ahd silver Watches Bt a very low price- E would respectfully announce to our residence, this presents a rare opportonify.-- ence io fche businessthat he can please all who . .'!V. WboikSALE AKP » i Occur between the tJmled States,arid Mexico breast-pins; rings, chains^ lockets,- pencils, &c.; W friends and the public that we hatfe re-, For paitidulais inquire of the edUpT of; tjhe may .choose to favor Him yrith their pati^inage. these added 10 our former stock will give you a cently opened with an entirely new and elegant .'-.--SALES* ROOM- oti account of the imprisonment' of Mr. Rice, 'Norvvalt^Gaeette. C6ttiii'g; makiug, ^c.doue at reasonable prices CONTAINS the Barnat,: H»ii(lioBi4rt :t|f large assortment to select from; we purchase assortment of every va riety of patterns contain V Acapuko, by the Mexicau aulhori- and warranted to lit. , ; Gheapffst assortment of Eiiglnfa .iod Amiwil for cash and get a large discount; iVe ktiotir we ed under the above named heads, and would Law and Agency Notice; - CHAS. LOCRWOODT . Floor Q(l.Cloths, to be ftroed in tb^,city . 5 1 earnestly solicit a call previous to purchasing ties. -5', | cari sell a little cheaper than cityormogt coun ORTHiNGTONG.SNETHENvcori- «.Norwalk> Feb. 28. . * ® ! V _ • TWO SMIWX41 ANPdtFGIiU try stores. . CHAS. E. DISBROW. elsewhere, as we are prepared to offer goods linues to practice Law in the Supreme To One pollar tUr sqaare y«rd (»f ; • 'v: Roger. Jonesv Adj; Gen. of the U. S. army, W r of the finest patterns, quality and workmanship Court, to attend to cases before Congress, to PAPER WAREHOUSE. yardd wide. •: died at Washington, on thj.l5th inst.».^£^-; For Sale. r. at greatly reduced prions. prosecute .Claims and sejtle accounts..against SAL^S NO. sr. . ^ ' - .-el$C%- j§R.K'< if •••• *• • • - - At Norwalk^Conn., on the line of the " BENNETT & CULBERT, f li tliefDepartments and Boards of Commissions , Contftias tlie, must IwdffVrfttl and. virifWi^ SM ^ '-"LlSstHvoek on Mofiday afternoon, the Cath- New ark and New Haven Railroad^ 136 Canal St. sortuieiit o^ Engl'ub ^tid Aiiwiieain iiipfmi .'Ik - - II. ers, to procure pateuts at home and abroad, to about '2k hours* ride from the City. The prop- CYRUS W FIELD& CO. .olic"College in Worcester was destroyed by ^' N. B.-—Thoroughly experienced workmen collect debts; dividends, legacies and inheritan „,»i„ Carpus, orty consists of about one half of ah acre of are em ployed foi' the repairing of every descrip ces in" any part of the United States and io :4Commission Merchants^?. t.?and 8a p«/ ^ Itll the conveniences of frequent and cheap FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, pulmonary di.toase, Spitting of Biood is the iriosit Cdurt on appeal. , . Rawlins &: Son'siEnglish Tissue v j yard aud upwards.. > r.. _-j\ City communication, this affords an opportuni suitable for every season of the year,and every .v.,', 1.^1 disheartening to the patient, For more ,than a l^' Gommunicafiona prepaid, addressed-to : Cowan 6c, Co's English and Scotch Writing do ty seldom met with. For further particiilars clifnate, and Would especially ? W. G. Snetben, 5, Carroll Place, Capitol Tlill ;,!?They are also Ageut.^ for principal Pit- ' Contains 'M montli f was in the constant habit of bringing tip enquire at this office; or to NKWMAN & IVKS6N, to their large and elegant.stock of . ' the new fall styles> 9f VMf V»f WW Washington, D. C., will meet with prompt at "ppr Manufacturers in this country, and ofter " blood, or.matler streaked with blood, whenever I No. 199 Broadway, New York, tOVR SHILLINGS SPRING & SUMMER DRESS GOODS, forSjle by the irost. extensive and desira coughed. Sometimes . it would come up by the tention. : • . . fin: .T^! SALES R|)OM NO. 5; which they have just purchased for cash, for ble stock of Paper and Paper Manufacturers' mouthful—clear, bright red blood ! I tried many Watchej, Clocks, - great variety of English nearly half price, and are enabled to offer at Railroad Watches. Materials that can be found in this or any oth from 1 to 4 )c.ril> wide,-from 3# 6dTfwrywdjtp Kinds of medicine, bu t still grew weaker dtltf weak- JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE, • VERY GREAT BARGAIN S ! fglHE. best timo-keepeys ever offeied in this er country. • wards. Also, an elegant assortment of RugAaSt' B market. Blakeiiian & Tomlinson, 13 \tiV deriving no relief whatever from any of them. LAKElMAN & TOM LIN SON, Dealers ; They dccupy the large nnd commodious &c., atr,very redije«sd prices., .. ^ Their stock includes every variety of Silk Wall st» Bridgepprl, Colin, keep cionstantly on In faqtitbe discharges .of blood from the Lungs, bo in Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, fan WarS-hoiisos, No. 11 Cliff Street, *]^o. .58 - (. ;!:; /SALES ROOM 1^0; ^^^. 4^' B Shawls. DeLaines, Barege DeLaines, Chal- hand a very large stock of these beautiful • Came more and more copious, and I becnirie con cy Goods. &c., No. 13 Wall street Bridgeport lie.-=. Printed Muslins and Lawns, Bareges, Cliff Street, No. 94 Beekman Street, and the Is fully Stocked With every variety of SftainTlMf *Tfti watches in fine gold nnd sil ver cases. t!.?oine are Hall Curpeting, at Is Gd, 2s,Ss 6d, 3s Qa, 4», 6ify _ ^ Vinced that unless:something was done for me very Conn., have oue of t.ho largest and most desi Silk Tissues, Grenadines, Ginghams, Calicoes, Lofts over the lurge Iron Stores, t and 9 rable assortments of goods to be found in the cased in' splendid gold hunting esses.^Persons and Cs per yard. , ' sgteedily, my time hete would be but brief. I had Po|)lins, Foulard Silks, &c- Cliff Sit'det. ' - r ; :i Slate. Our stock consists of " 1 ' wishing to purchase a cori e'ct time-keeper'are IN SALESJROOM] NOv7^ " ; *t hdard your Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and Canchala- MOURNING'GOODS OF EVERY KIND. invited to call and examine the watches. Also Their business is strictly wholesale, and Are tin- Pitant Tapestry Ingrain Carpets ezhibiu Fine Gold Lever Watches, Hunting Case gua highly-spoken of, and thought I would give it A full and complete assortment always on to examine some certificates we have received Writing Papers are sold by the Case only.// I edit the World's Pair. fornierfir sold at nine sbii' 4i it u ' single 44 lings per yard, now selling, at,.j atrial, though I confoss I had htlle faith, having hand, including Black Bombazines, Alpacas, from citizens of this and other places ^vho have ai;;Their exf.raordina.iy facilities enftble theni Gold Lepine Watches,' SIX SLULLIMGS A.ND SIXREKCT FER RAAI).., 4 C ha I lies, Canton Crapes. DeLnines, &c.. bought these watchesj recomrtiending theiti to to offer all Goods, both Foreign and Domestic,' trted many preparations which seemed to be as Ladies Gold Watches, double and single case, SALES ROOM NO. 8. . :'y: which parties interested will find desirable. the notice of all who wish a superior Watch. at the lowest possible prices. „ % i |»tr6ngly reedtnmended as yours. But from the day Fine Silver Watches. ' An extensive assoatuient of Table and PiaMr FANCY GOODS OF VARIOUS KINDS. BLAKE.A1AN & TOMLINSON. I commenced taking your Syrup, the pain and dis All warranted to be good Time Keepers, Covers". VVmdow Shndes from 6i to $1(? the pair. Paper made to order, any -size or weight Tabic Oil Cloths, Brussels and Tapestry (Carpeting charge:ot blood lessened, and in one week entirely Rich Jewelry of the latest patterns, such as As plain and embroidered Pocket handker Liberal advances made on cousiguments of chiefs, Cravats, Gloves, .Collars, Mits, Trim Watches and Jewelry. - Brussels Stfitr Carpet, Plated and Brass Sffair Rods ceased! It seemed to act like a powerful styptic Ladi«s and Gentlemen's Pins and Rings, UST ree'd, a large assortment ef Watches, Paper, Paper Makers' stock and other mer Parlor Door ftlats, dtc. See., all of vvhieffare offered on an external wound. My Congh was gone with Gunrd, Vest and Fob Chaigs, of the best gold. ming Laces, &c.-&c. ; cheaper than ever ; fine finished warranted chandize. at 25 par cant iess tbun at any other.. estubI»bfMi«iii Diamond Rings and Pins, (jold Lockets, Gold J in a month, and no one who s6es uie iiow would A SPLENDID STOCK OF RIBBONS, lepine watdhes for $10. Ladies' ear rings and The highest market price paid in cash for in tin, tity, iu 'h WIR a;?d Silver Thimbles, Gold K«ys and Seals; drops, new patterns, some very rich; every all kinds of Rags. 17 >g*uepect that five weeks since I was apparently on bought very low for cash, Which the ladies Gold and Silver Pencils, Cuff Pins, Bracelets will find desirable and cheap, and which Mii- variety-of finger rings, some very small and ueat \ No'.'99" the high road to the grave. To yonr medicine, All goods packed tiftd.sefit free of charge.: pure Gold Wedding Rings,.&e. liners will find it their interest to examine be for children. ^ JUST RECEIVED. ^ ? SILVER WA RE.—We have a full As with Heaven's blessing. I attribute my recovervj fore completing their purchases. I shall keep a mutih large!' assortment of A fine lot of newi plain and fancy BRIDGEPOR^H- sortment of Silver Ware, of the latest pattern . 'and,am ready at all times to testify to the wonderful HOUSEWIFE AND.FAMILY GOODS, Watches and Jewelry this spring than usual, as Saddles; Bridles; Whips, Trunks,Carpet'Bags, and made of silver pure ns coin. Persons I am determined to make it for the interbst of Agricultural Ware!ibtig& I virtues of your extraordinary curative. as Linens, Table Damasks, Napkins, Towels, Valides, &tc. 6cc. the 'largest arid most beuuti- visit.inaour city, are invited to call and exam purchasers to stop at the Norwalk Depot, in E have this day ttike'ti ihe agency fof JAS. II. CLAYPpOLE. Toweliiigs. Crash. Shirtings tind Sheetings, fiil assortment ever offered iti this town. Call ) **•> L • ' - - ' == ine our stock. We will sell all goods in our stead of going to the city. Please call at the W Messrs.. Ruggles, No'nrse St "MasoS's Mus'ins, rich embroidered tind see for yourselves^at BRADLEY'S ^ iine on tha most, accommodating terrrH, and at store of C. E. DISBROW. npril, 26',] - • Under Connecticut Hotel. Agricultural Implements, ond shirlf hereafter' illarvicfc. the lowest prices—prices that cannot fail to LACE & MUSLIN WINDOW DRAPER- keep a full assortment on hand nt WhoFesale #nd( give satisfaction to the purchaser. ies in groat variety and of every quality and Ladies Dress Croods. '•sW'/' Kfew Spring Goods. retail of all articles in lhisriine.. We Would In this town, on "the 19th. by the Rev. Dr. Mead, Fine Watches and Jewelry repaired by an pride. ' " '' : ' ; ILK and linen changeable poplin's", em HE subscriber would call the attentiytl of particulUrly invite the nttention of rn'efchnAtattf Mr. John A. Pa-trick to Miss Caroline A. St. John, experienced workman^ and at reasonable pri broidered svviss printed lawns, barege de the public to his stock of Dry Goods just this, branch of our^business, as welai^pr^a'red toeth of this place. r :•I ;; GENTLEMEN'S'FURNISH 1NGS. ; j S T ces. Watches warranted. laines, &c., a beautiful assortment received this purchased, embracing styles of all descriptions to furnish them at manufacturer's prices,-.Kith , • BLAH EM AN & TOMLINSOI*, Jewelers, A very large and complete assortnlent^-as' day rind fur sale tit " ' ' MOULTON'S. their usual discounts. The followingceinpftetf Kid, Silk, and Thread Gloves; Silk and Sum suitable for the Spring trade, such sis figured Bridgeport, Ct. Westport, Mny it." 3t20 a p;irt of our stock, viz : • ^ ^ T, ueuiiiJ mer Cravats; .Silk and Linen Pocket-hand and plain Poplins, very rich Citsliiiieres. De Laines, Gingilaitls-—neW styles and Very fine • PLOWSi ^ :" MWBOOKS. kerchiefs: Silk, Cotton, and Mentio Under In this town, July I9ih, Josiah Raymond, aged HAKER^S Herbs nnd Extracts,,put up by Calicoes, Gloves, Hosiery, and a variety of oth Light horsa flows, , Double mould Plows, NCLE TOM'S CABIN, or Life atiiong shirts and Drawers; Socks, &c., at prices the Shikers, for sale lit BISSELL'S. about 74 years. er Goods, all of which have been purchased at Medium, -«,r:fdo: Subsoil _ the Lowly—by Mrs. Harriet Beecher much lower than the same articles can be S In Norwich, on the 21st-, inst., Mr. George S. U' OLORING for Shoemaker's use, for sale the lowest market prices, and will be sold ac T\yphorse do Sjde-hill / do .Merrill, aged 41 years and 15 days. He was for Slowe; 2 vols., in paper $1.00, cloth $2,00. found at the by the doz or gallon, at BISSELL'S. cordingly. He has also a fresh supply of Medium sod do j AvoDeep tilled § ^lo • number of years pilot of the steamer Knicker Wide, Wide World, by Elizabeth Wetherell, C G E N T L E M E N 'S FU RN ISHIN G STORE S Broadcloths, Cassimeres and Vestingsof all Imperial ettgledo r"•&. pc Stubble Wm® do bocker, and formerly of this place. 2 vols., Si,75. Queochy, by the same authtff. EER bottle Corks, 500 gross, at Please call and examine, and if not found colors and qualities, which lie Will cut li.ee ol The subscriber receivesall the popular books B B1SSELL'$. : HARROWS OF ALL KINDS, { desirable and reasonable, you will ndl be desi expftnso, or make to order in the tilest fashion l of the day sis soon as published, and will dis REAM TAFTTATL,600 lbs. at .. . Hay Cutters, Fanning Mills,*- " Wanted, red to purchase. . able styles at prices that will defy competition. r SITUATION for nn intelligent boy, ten pose of thern as choap as can be purchased in C ; BISSELL'S. Corn Shellers, ztiw-r, Ox Boivs^ ^ ' evi F . Country Merchants Will find it to theil' in L. il. RANDLE. years of age> in some good family, where New York. Call and examine his assortment Seed Sowers, t?«vi«.iV!?i-.Ox Yokes^ ri uvf . A terest lo look through our slock, as they can 2* AL SODA, 1000 lbs. lust ree'd at NorWalk, March 20t.li, i85^. . lie would 'bo willing to make himself generally of Books, Stationery, Music, &c. &c. BISSELL'S. Road Scrapers, cr ul*! ThertfloriieterChura«| here select any article .they wish, in any quan s ; Useful. Enquire at this office. A. SELLECK. 17 Main St. Garden Rollers, 'oV v, Cylinder^' -''da tity they desire, and at prices which tlieyWiil ^JOSIWALIS EMPORIUM! Field do CultiVatdrs, <5cc. &c. ' find it an object to purchase at, as most ot our w letter and cap Paper, by the ream, at Sdr Wo would respefttftilly invite all in waof For Sale! Scythes and Scythe Snaths goods are purchased at auction, ahd are ths mill prices, for sale at BISSELL'S* HAT Valuable Mill-seat and Mill, in Nor- \ LARGE supply of the 1st, 2d, 3d i nd of the above goods to call and'examine oitf* as best styles, and full 30 per cout, boloWthe or 51 walk, formerly owned by Kdwin J. St. J-JL 4tli qualities of the Wilisted Manufac ONGRESS WATlfE. fresh and sparkling IES.5 e RY>j sortment. . - ; ^HOLCOMB & Ll'O^,' '* T dinary jobbing rates. John, deceased, li is elligibly located, within turing Co's Mowing and Cradle Scythes, also, from the spring, for sale by ihe dozen or 83 Water if. ' Terms invariably CASH—and only dnie Price. bait a mile of the landing. Having a saw-mill 1st, 2d and 3d qualities of Samson & Co's single bottl o, at WEED'S. ; PROAlSIOKS, PEtJITS,// Bridgeport; April 21st, 1852. attached,it is peculiarly well calculated for any Scythe Snaths, all of which will .be sold HTTCHCOCK & LEADBEATER. ^ Vegetables, Fish of all kinds» '| k4nd of manufacturing business,.requiring only at the Lotvesl Tanufacturing prices. 317 Broadway, corner Leonard st. N. Y. . J A WEED, French Glass. : BOXES Freuch Glass,assdrtedsliM a moderate power. The title is indisputable, N. B. Also, Mowing and Cradle Scythes ' ' NO. 5> WALL STREEF, Clams, Oysters, «nd possession given immediately. Enquil*© ground ready for use, and warranted, at lhe SYRUP.—A splendid article, As good as tlie riiarket a fiords, ctihstatitly to 150 —for sale cheap, by EMON IIWholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of "of Clias. Oiborn, Will. St. John, or Butler and regular retail prices. D. FlNCH. made from fresh Lemons,is, foi sain by be found at the well known establishment of . . ..: .-a TL&JR PECt L Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Perfumery, Sotitli NorWaikj May 16c2. Carter. /// ' J. A. WEED. Tor Sal®. Patent Medicines, &c. Prescriptions.,.^, ...... ALLEN/MEEKER & CO; f t;" House and hot for Sale. iifj. ONE of the most beautiful residences 1UTA-B4GA SEED.—The subscriber a'ccuitttelycompounded. Cotintry r/ Goods of the above description received "~sFLkNDiDarticlebf JUJtj&E PAS A House suitable for a flat el, or between l\. York and N. HaVen^itunted in the R has just ree'd a few lbs. of very fine seed, . ltfdrchanls supplied with the y daily, and for sale at wholesale and retail on A for coughs, colds, dcc. lor sale at bonrding house, pleasantly situated, near central part of the village of Norwalk, with warranted of last year's growth. best nrticlbs on ihe inost the most favorable terrtis." ' WEED'S.- th*M N; Y. &N.H. Railroad, in South Norwalk J. A. WEED. -. - reasonable terms. House and Brtr'n nearly new. About three is offered isr sale and immediate possession giv fourths of an acre of ground, wi'lh alirost every AttehtioUl House and Lot for Salew IlYSTCtANS; m'eithants, ihaniifacturers A large aiid convenient house pleasantly sittfa^d en. Enquire of A. E. BEARD, near the pre variety of fruit and floweis-, that cull be desired. The Great Rush W E 3ISSEX.&* Jj.^OR IJissell's Tricopherus or Hair Tome and all Others in Want of piir« Drugs, Med- oil Fort Ppiht (opposite South Norwalk) whb about niises. Norwalk, July 24th, 18ol. For particulars enquire at this office. 22tf WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER P fi? is evidence of the good quality of ihe arti ciiieS, Cheiiiiciiis, Perfumery, F'ateiit Medicine, onfe iliid a jlilli'abrbs of l^nd, is ottered lbr sale tffc N. B. As reference is had to us, >ve.Win say 111 Diugs, Medicines. Oil^ Dye Woods, easy lerins Eh'qnire"rff J Camp Jr. No./iiridk. It cle ; for removing dandruff t>nd promoting the Dye Woods. Dye Stuffs, &c.'will do Well to -District of Norwalk ss Probate Courts July that it is rare that so desirable and eligible a Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Fabcy Henry Ciriiji, No 1,8th Avenue, New 1'erli growth of the hair it is not surpassed. In all oil! at J. A. WEED'S before purchasing else 19th,- 1852. place, is offered for sale, upon anything' like as Gonds, &c., &c. under the Cotlti; Jah; 5tli, 1S52.. /.. •. casfts the money will be refunded to those not i,! where. STATE of EL1AKIM RAYMOND, late low terms.— [Ed. Gazelle. Hotel. Country Merchants, . "WA of Brooklyn, in Kings couuty, State of New satisfied. Prepared and sold wholesale and re Physicians and Dealers Oils! Oils!! tail bv W. E. B1SSELL. v*,. !\ . supplied at New , ; - For Sale Low, UHE blenched spertiN elephant, Vvbil*^ ^York, dee'd. . . " • latent Medicine's. ' t FEW shares of theDanbury icNoKvalk The court of probate for the district of Nor* ^York prices. hlr'd; hehtsFooi'and 1 indeed bils, fbr Salebf LL the popular Patent Medicines of the w Ilailroad stock. Enquire at this office. P valk hath limited and allowed six months fiom day may be found at BISSELL'S cheap Sooksand Stationery A the barrel Or retail by . , the date hereof, for the creditors of said estate A AT WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL— 16 STREET & drug store under the Conn Hotel. Taylor's Hair Tonic. Sugars QUINTARD. to. exhibit their claims for settlement. Those Dr S P and Dr Jacob Townsond's Sarsrtparilla. LAIvEM AN & TOM LINSON, No. 13 fliiS valuable .application for the hair, F the best dualities, ahd of ail prices, for •who neglect to present theiraccounts, properly 0 which is so popular with the ladies of Norwiilk, . . Damaged GoodSi Sattd's r'' V- 1 ' . d' B' Wall st , Bridgeport, Ct.. nre dealing sale by G. HOLMES & CO. attested, within said time, will be debarred a WoodvVorth's -do largely in School, Blank and Miscellaneous can now be had in any quantity at the barber's LARGE lot, slightly damaged at thelaf* fire' in BroddU'ay, just riibeited fteMl recovery. All persons indebted to snid estate Wvnkoop'8 '' ' - Books. Stationery and Writing Paper. Our shop of the subsciiber. j. TAYLOR. W E Bissell fit are requested to make immediate payment to Cuisoti's do assortment is complete. Merchants, Teachers auction, and fcti'sale at real bhrgains f ATHS & PICKETS.—100,000 Litths.— S now opbiling the largest n^sbitment of JAMES Rl£ED, Administrator. Wdod's _ do and others are requested to call and examine MOULTON'S, j LJ 5,000 Pickets just ree'd. nnd for Sale by Perfutiiery, Fancy Goods, Port Moniiies, Norwalk, J uly 19th, 1852. 30 our yoods. We are selling Books ahd Station I Westport, ApHl 12. $ - I l3issell's ' do ^ TL&JRPECK. Wallets, Cutlery, &c. eve.- Offered in Norwalk. Ayer's Cherry Pectoralj / ery at wholesale, at .the lowest. Npw vork South Norwtiik, May 1852. Genuine Ltibin's, Extracts df every Havor, Eng AILS.-—2d0 kegs cut nnil&, assorted sisasf Commissioners Notice. Brant's Balsam, prices. •*.. '). i lish Freiich aiid GeriHilti Cologne, Perltiine for stilfe by T it k 3 R PEC& HE Subscribers appointed by the Court Book-Binding of all descriptions dotib at N Oxygenated Bitters, Thomastoivn Lime. Satbhel's, Snlelliiig Salts; Toilet Soitps, Pearl South Norwalk, May 1852i 'v T of Probate for the District of Norwalk Hutchings " short notice and in the best manner and at the '" IFTT bbls ThomastoWn Lime for sale by Powder; together With a large Variety of choico Commissioners to hear and examine the claims Dr. Jayne's Medicines) lowest prices. Town and Probate Rdcords TL&JR PECK. Perfumes, etc: dime 1. Damaged Broad Cldt&fif. of the ci editors of the estate of George A. I^en- 44 F Dr. Fitch's made to order. South Nbt'tt-alk, Aliiy i852. FEW picces of very fiue Blk French • worthy, an insolvent debtor of Norwalk, in saio Hunt's Liniitienti BLAKEMAN & TOMLINSON. To Biacksmitlts. cloths slightly daihagfed by Siilt water; district, assigned in trust for the benefit of his Perry Davis' Pain Killer, " Carpeiings, Oil Cloths, aiid -j| TONS Cumberland Coal, it superior which will be sold b'hg&p. AISo« ti large as- creditors, hereby give notice, that we will at Kellenger's Liniment, Terra jTa$oiinica. M/G'A'L RINGS.—A large aiid beiutifiil as. jLtJ'L/ arttfcle for blacksmith's use, just ree'd sonHlentof fancy Cdsshifgres arid Vftstingsof tend to the business of our said appointment at McAllister's Ointment, l¥JL sortmenti this day received,ahrl iorsqle, and for salo by T L 6c J R PECK. this latest patterns. A tibtistrlnt supply of this superior article for the dwelling house of Ja"mes Stevetts. in srtid Daily's Pain Extractor* rtnd 10,001 iil liddltioiii oheapby MALLORY & LEWIS. South Nbrwalk, May i85^. N. B. All gdorls !ii this line Cut free at Norwalk on the 14th day of August, 1852, at 1 TANNING; expense, or tnade tip to order in the iieftt .o'clock in the afternoon. AY WATER, a pure article, for sale at Meat Markets ^.ROSS-CUT and Buik Saws filed ttnd set : together ivith a general assortment of style at L. H. RANDLE'S; Said Court, has limit ed and extended the time B ' • BISSELL'S H E subscriber is Still continuing liift ihrtrket c ready for use; and wahanied, for saie by for the exhibition to us of claims Sigrfinst said es DYE WOODS, DYE STUFFS i\-ACtDS, T business nt his bid stand, near the foot of : . D. FlNCH. ATTING.—6-4 white canton Matting 6f Ready-iilade Clothing:, ; tate to the 15th day of August, 1852. for sale by W. PATR1DGE & SON, Mill Hill, wl1el e fan be found its usual the most Mthe first quality nt 25 cts per yd. Alse^ r CHARLES THOMAS, > Commis- GOOD assortment and warranted ivell 3m25 27 Cliff St. N. Y; extensive assortment of meats in tottn, tind all EAD & FULMER'S, drotbn Metallic colored aiid trhite ditto, all widths foi sftle cheap e DANIEL HAN FORD, J sioners. made. Alscf, Clothing made to order in A of the very best qualities; Call and see. M Fire Proof Paint.—'This article is ac »t y;i. MOULTON'S. Norwalk, July 22d, 1852.' 3t30 the best'manner, by a first-rata tailor, and at N. WOOD. knowledged by all. who haVc used it to be su Westporlj Mal'bh 22d, 1852. very low rateg. Cutting done'without charge, gats, Gaps, &.ci. TilE NORWALK EMPORIUM. perior to any olhfer Pa!nt in Use. It is proof' X-;'' Notice. . . at: > MOULTON'S. ? Selling of art Cost. against the action of the weather find fire, and VRRY large lot ot gbbtfe pUltlitised at / TAKEN up by thtt subscriber oh the Westport. May If. 3t20 TBI HE subscriber having purchased the tild THE remaining stock of Jewelry f6i|iriferly is cheaper than other paints in Consequence of Anuctidns Within a few dajrs ^ rfeiil bargains| ,20th day of July *1852, in the highway, 1 stand of H. C. Handle, is nciw prepared to belonging to the Estate ef C. A. Dilrat-d is now its taking less oil to mix, and covering much ree'd this day at " MOULTON'S. two bay horses, to appearance eight or ten ' To X«et. . offer ns great or greater inducements to pur^ offered at cost. . . ^ more surface, twice as mlich as some. Give it RUSHES.—WbitotT.ash;' sfel'ab; shoe*- ;; •years old, with switch taiU—one bay pony with A STORB afld tenement, for a small fatlii- chasers of the above named articles, than have W. E. BTSSELL. trustor a trial; D. FINCH. Ageht; a short switch ta;|, star in the forehead—one rm ly,at South Norwalk,formerly owned by ever before been presented to this community. Norwalk Apr. 19th, 1852. B dusters, floor and feather ftf («shes, by ,1^ sorrel horse with two white hind feet, to ap- Fitch & Fowler. Enquire at this office. Call and examine for yourselves. . To Farmers; ' h.i'H.&Co, D W1D COMSTOCK, Jr. Powder Sitot«i-v^.Vf.-«-ffY ipearance about twelve years old. The owners ARTIN'S/,premium Eagle Ploughs, Bi^PSOM SALTS, Siilphtif, Saltpetre, Bo-- ^are requested to prove property* pay cnaiges v ; Insurance. Norwallt. Feb. 1st. 1852. UDSON & B1SSELL have a large'lot of M comprising light horse, and ox ploughs, jLi rax. Alum, Pfiarlasli arid Starch", for aal«- . v a Pcnvder and Shot of all kiuds,- and for sale medium ox.do.; large do., subsoil do., all with .and take them «^vm A; stEVE[iS. Hartford County Mutual Insurance Agency. J by •jlX'T Vanilla and Lemon, for flavoring pies, in any quantity. polished castings* and Warranted superior Jo the package at N; Y. pi-ices, at WEED'S. , . ' SHERMAN P. FITCH, Wilton. Bid custards, &c. for sale at WEED'S. - New Canaan, July 20lh, 1852. ^0 any ploughs ever offered io this, market. Also Paints aiid Oil* ^ Cultivators, tlay Cutters, and Corn Shbllers; .LARGE ^urtntlty of • Townsend'n and! LD Philad. Porter, in any quantity, for 1 EMKHT & Co.'s PATENT HORSE POWER ^ TONS pure white lead. tor sale at manufacturers pi ices by , _ - , A Sand's Sarsaparilla justj'ec'd^nnd for salo Notice. sale at, , ' / . WEED'S. wholesale rthd rcfaiI by .J. A. WEE$>v THE co-partnership heretofore existing be Thrasher and Separator. O & 3 lihds linseed oil, warranted pure. 10 STRfc^T &QUl^TARD; r' ? YER S Cherry Pectornl, for sale in any 2 tons rtiitieral paint—fire proof. tween the subscribers under the firm of Staples THE undersigned have been appointed sole quantity, by **. J- A; WEED. Paints of all colors ttlixed to order, nt lowest EC'I> this day, 2tf grciss df E E Clark's HITE LEAD.—50 kegs pure^tJ»«titf Smith is thisdav by mutual consent dissolved. agents in the city of New York, for the sale of A " 'Those persons having unsettled accounts with prices, by - HBJ MatchdSj and for sale by , W Lead j ^ .tibls- Linseed Oil; for sale by their improved Horse Powers, and Thrashers. QUANTITY of coarse Sponges, suitable r ^ihe above are requested to make immediate pay- Westport,- April 2. ^ ^ April L., II. & Co. „SsiSc ' ,'TL*i».n«K. Those Wishing t J procure Emery's Improved A for washing carriages ; also, a fine lot of South Norwalk, May 1852. nei nieot to either of the parties. Horse Power and Machine will observe that bathing Sponge, just received by J. A. WEED. ORTABLE sbmiliei- R.ange,just the nr- B. L. STAPLES, 'n 6. A, Dtirand, their name is cast on every link of ehain; none S at work again at the old. stand under the titJle needed for summer cooking and ba- T> RICK.—50,000 hard Bricfc ;• 3'ffVOOO SaJ' :t« -ii-rvf.- • caAS. SMITH, JK- P other is genuine. t CCORDIANS, some very fine and.cheap, Conn. Hotel, ahd is now readj to attend to , in„ -H. & Co. -iO mo n do for sal b-by ' ' I V- Ridgefield, July 12, '52. 23 I ; IiONGETT & GtllFFtfT(T< , § - at r.:4C. E. i)lSBROW'S. the impairing ' of Watches, Clocks, and Job Tt&TRPrCK.7 gtnte Agricultural Warehouse. ' Work in all its branches. All work warranted FLOWS! South Norwalk, May it552.- r" I Gold Spectacles. LU1D and Camphene by the keg or gallon FINCH lias jDst ree'd a large as^ . m 3m27 No. 25 Cliff St. New York. to give satisfaction Or the money returned. oM WM, 'mT|7E have now on hand a good assortment at DISBROW'S. * ment of Plows and castings ot al^ kinds, UST REG'D, a large lot ot shoemaKurt F T Norwalk, April Ifch, 1863. W of Gold Spectacles, made of very fine ' ' • I "'/ • <•%'*'/• - '£("*' ' ^lAMPHENE, Burning Fltiid, Lamps, Dwarranted,-and^\f0r sale cheap. J leather splitting rtfacfrinest fey' . , H told, light and pleasant to the eye. The glass RUSHES?—'Ilaii*; cfolh,'^toothj nail and HENRY Clocks; Looking Glasses, Lamp Glasses, CYTHES.T-50 doz. Elliot Beardsley's su geing of the purest quality, will „fitany\ eye.- 85 shaving Brushes, cheap, at 1 s GirandoleS, &c. this day received jit 6 DISBROW'S. perior cast and German steel Scythes, for : Plaster and C^ent. - - These spectacles were made expressly for\>ur 1 S : WET ^66SS< . A,V?9« • - DljSBROW S.. sale bv the dozen to dealers at manufacturer's £) BBLS". Plaster a»;lCj Cement just ree'd -g; YARDS off ladr68' Dfe«s GflK»d«. ,retail trade nhd will be warranted of the best TRICTEST attention paid to watch re prices^by STREET & QUINTARD. and for sale by y L Ac J R PECK; • damaged by lURE Cream'of Tartar, and Yeast Pow- ment , Otherwise their a'ceettntis aBle terms, and very cheap. f f in Norwalk, go to G. HOLMES & CO.'S GOOD LATH just ie- witt' 6* |>afe W -; ders,at -x- A. M & Co's. I an P 12tf • GEO. O. STREET. cheap cash grocery., " VEGETABLES, & eeivfcd .by. - tfracer'a bauds for eellectioo. ' u. • . 'i f Fresh Supply of CAMl/HENBy,Burning 1 | A new lot^of .Crockery jniJ_ RIass Ware this FRUITS also, fresh'from "NeW Yofk ^ry Z, SANFORD... vpijliitii jr;;I ;ritWfO®® * ;- : and Sweet of the first Fluid, and Phosgene^ by Jati ^£1 v- 4 ^BV rec'd-atfcfg , ,ilf .rl^«rfA. M.^Cp's? ASTOR. OIL Oil -VV/ej,tp(1tt,M»rch _,p ; »,»A : ; J 20th, 18&2.,- nfi*, i C auahty for sale.-*0 WEED'S. , . ,;.v- •;
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mssm t becoming ihe favorite, medicine among eve- now offer to purchasers a genera] assortrnentof «'t : Life Insui-aUce Company. (iso sevcnl4efcyears,~rit\A have." never failed to THE STEAMERPAGLFICr for Spring and Summer wear, ever brough£ into clasa of people. Known as tbe.most efficient rem Groceries, Provisions, Fruit?, Nuts, &c. as can Store of Judsqfi tf BiuM.' * ' ^*fordrcorripleTjtf protection to the buildings on Capt. R. W. Fowler, this towni which will be sold cheaper than ever, edy, for general Debility, Nervous Affections. Con be found.-at any store in .the county, apd, on as Igwiifch'theyItave been placed; Specimens-may tf " 7 L1THAUER & TURK. sumptive| Decline, Complaints . of tl.e Kidneys,. .favorable terms, The foilowing is a portion of NORWALK, CONN. - .8^LI •- ' WILL commence; running in connection Heiirt,%iings. wnd above all for diseases, arising ijo 8#e»if ah'the bouses of-! Messrs. A. E. Beard theif. stock, :viz ,f.. with the Danbury-^-Norwalk Railroad, from impure Blcrod and habit of the System, emi —^20-chests young hyson and black Teas of all A. H. Byington, r :»r Norwhlky ?mncis Burritt,Westport ;N. P. touching.at South Norwalk, oa Friday, May os fe*'— tioned aud adopted the of !it. : General Agont for procurirtg Peit- Purges, ^niififlld, and, niariy, others in various *Ff •: vf;25 hhdsaud bbls P Rand N-. O Molasses.*;: i excepted, at 8 A. M. Returning, leave Peck ml DR.I. A. STANLEY, ;;s tions, _ Bounty. La^ds, 'Extra and ifick '*|S: •; mparts of the StaW They Have alsb been placed 5o •< ii.i »I«40- •- >'• '•» . Sugar of ail kinds/ Slip eveiy afternoon at 3 o'clock, P. M.-— celebrated Physician, in a letter from,.. Prince- 1 tneTnibst splendid buildings in New A '*''•10 quintals Codfish. • j •^«i Pay, French • Spoliatiom* • •• tetter*•' Freight taken on reasonableterms and attended tort^ New Jersey, dated November 16,1849, de " ~ C .1 ^voWa^a^iciniiy^ pircularscontainingfurther 150 bbls Flour, extra and superfine mm I Patent, §c., [ S{c. to promptly by agents on each end of the route. clares that in all bis experience ha-had' never seen ?>fr30 boxes Rfiisins. I':... information may be obtained at the office of this Fare 50 cents. —For pnssage or freight, ap anything to comparc. witluhe Forest Wine aiid Coffee of different prices. " Pills, at the same time relating several cases of George A. Davenport^^ ply to the Captain on board; or to Saxton 4" ^{icCurrants, Citron, Figs, Spices and: nnts. ^ & - Vj4yttn» t ntj mst Siie lke ; J. M. Smith's IKEarble Icardy who have witnessed the great results of the For- lil^TaHow, adrimantine,sper'm and wax Cand!es. "IN. York & «T. Haven Railroad. Looking' Glasses, Willow Ware &c N0RWALK CONN : Near the Bridge, Norwalk. Conn., est'VV ine. and recommended it in nnmeroiis com |jiyPot<.-.sh, Soda, Starch &c. by cask and box. -a' v Mn!t,^||,i ' . QUINTARD AC SONS have at their plaints will he found '.ho names of the celebrated ^^^$DM^R;ARBANGEMEN^.^|i ^Philadelphia Lime, a superior article for : • ware-rooms a few rods east of the bridge EPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave Dr. M. T. Goodman. DrS I Mott. Dr. L Cheese- ~ Qa gf perry, ^ ^ "*#»£ 0:Sl^COI(H%KCIK«;;»IAr 3, 1852. B fi«i white washing. . : a large assbrtment of cabinet furniture, consist SStones of every variety of'patterns, arid oi man. Dr ChiltoiiiDr Win Brown, Dr Marvin, Dr J. & B. will keep'constantly on hand Leave Norwalk for New York'. Attorney and Counsellor at law f ing in part of sofas, centre, card, book,tea, work the most skilful workmanship. The best as JM Moreau, aud others. ' ''** '• Cement, ca'cined Plaster for building purposes, AM anp kitchen tables of various kinds, mahogany sortment of American and Foreign Marble, .•••• -TESTi'MONY "5" " " rKniv/ Dfallory's Bnildins* »• $ 38 and many other articles too numerous to men and black -walnut marble top.dressing bureaus, kept constantly on hand. Of Johnson Burke, a highly respectable citizen tion, and which will be sold on reasonable terms. Acconmodation .j-g, »,un?- •::r<9 dlain dressing bureaus, common bureaus of 1 . Persons wishing to procute Monnments or JOHM AUSTENS * of Waverly Place. New York; , (7 ^ . y • ; T-PH-J 50 prices, some as low as $5 50. Mahogany, bl'k any kind of Marble Work,are invited to calland ; ^Express . :\ 'V v- 21 P M walnut and maple bedsteads of various patterns ORG 1IALSKY.- '-'M: Boot Shoe Leather and, Find- give a personal inspection of his material and Dear Sir—1 esteem the Forest wine as the King ^AccQra»nodatio,n} L; !c Sfeh^' J 35 31 X. and prices,some as low as $2 25. Patentbed- i S Store. workmanship, as this will be more satisfactory, of Medicinas. It has done for me in five . weeks itiExpress; xt<3 iaatp««s?f 9 53 steads that can be put up in three minutes and than to purchaseof Agents withoutanopportu- A HENRY HANDES renews again Over F. St. Jolin's Storey 1 «.fl; what three Physicians failed to do in as many years. J 3 Leave Norwalk for New Haven. without a key. Mahogany, curled mapje, bl'k nity of testing thequality of the article con In 1845.1 bi'came a victim of the Heart Disease Pwl ' ' acknowledgmr'nts to the public and NORWALK, CT. iwm aaa* : - Accommodation traiu 9 o'clock 13 min A M walnut, kitchen and Windsor chairs. Children's tract ed for. aud Nervous Affections, which have been growing » IkLhis friends for their generous patronage > : :. u 9 1 Likenesses" % ;., ,v 1 !v, ?,;. 36 v ..;P M table and low chairs. Willow waggons, cra 83T The Letteringand Ornamental work is on me ever since, until 1 procured your Forest during the year past, and hopes to merit an un *' .. .! . .... , *, ..5*.I.' Warranted to please all good judges.^ ' fexpress ; 5 35 * dles aiid chairs. Looking glasses of all sizes executed by an experienced workman andean Wine and Pills, although I had wasted several hun interrupted continuance of the business rela dred dollurs for medical attendance. During the ::A f Accommodation 6';a 15 * . j and prices, from 25 cents to $10. Spring mat- warrant it, to give entire satisfaction, tio.nship which he has so long maintained with last two years 1 was obliged to keep «ny house ^Commutation 7 43 ; resses.the best and cheapest beds in existence. May. 1852. this community. He will be found now at liis 3-^ ^ Bain's Merchant-s- We will deliver any furniture purchased of us neai ly all of the time, and gave up business in con new stand opposite the store of Dimon Finch, jE^press trains West stop only at Stamford. sequence of my ill health. I had lost nearly all (to the amount of S-10 or over) in New Canaan, where he 'wiil be happy to see, and serve his Leave New York for Norwalk. ' ^ hopes of recovery, my complaint was of that class Wilton or Darien free of charge and free from Saddle & Harness old friends and the public. The character of TELEGRAPH OFFICE; Accommodation train 7 o'clock, A M 4 ; undervvhich "nature sinks and life becomtss a bur .. Jf .v-'fi- it-A^x 30 • ' - • damage. then." Seeing your Forest wine advertised I his work is too well known to need a word of b 1 : NORWALK, CONN. . i Ready Made Coffins.—We have constantly praise. It comprises every article of men's 3- 30^;^;;P M concluded to give it a trial, and before finishing the i i: In the Post Office Bulldingr. ; on hand from 100 to 150 coffins of mahogany, lliird bottle I felt like a different person, and was and children's wear, with Rubbers and Over .'^pfeclait' ' .50;', tiv, ^ui- 'V 3 j •r™ MAKING. able black walnut, cherry and whitewood of all sizes to resume business again/entirely cured by shoes in their season, for ladies and gentlemen. C. J GRUMAN, Impress; sis-??- 4 •!« ••* • HE subscriber gratefully acknowledges takinff five bottlef". For the benefit of those afflic ntf •'r.Of.Vj • - • ' 'S:fi0 0a - and descriptions, which can be furnished at a FINDINGS of the best quality, and in any DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ; jCommutatlon i-5 30 <;•<; thV? j few minutes notice. We also furnish shrouds T the liberal patronage bestowed on him the ted with similar complaints yon are at liberty to quantity, suited to the wants of the craft. ^ • f: ; . *k:.wj ; Lvnve New Haven for Norwalk '; • and everything, necessary for the interment of past five years by the citizens of this and the publish this/ Yours. &e., Norwalk. April 20, 1852.:;!!!^I-ri '!l adjoining towns, and would inform them that JOHNSON BURKE, Waverly Placa, N. Y. ' i>S •: b^K'fcV.i • Sta »c &iattrit IDrn ©ooitd Commutation train., f 5 30 AM the dead, and will see to the digging of graves he has constantly on hand a large assortrnentof > Accommodation ' 7' when requested. We will attend funerals in The following certificate, voluntarily given by South Norwalk Machine Shof. ii5 CARPATING -•i°" • : r ?> •,.- •'• .*. 1 New Canaan, Wilton or Darien. without extra Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valices, Mr F G Mussey, a respectable and well -known 1 HE'public are rerpectfuljy informed that .Express """' W .•'- 1 15 P M . :1~ •.: - :• charge. ; -, E. QUINTARD & SONS-. the subscriber will continue the business Carriage Cloths and trmmn;s; citizen of Cohoes. New York, is an evidence 1 Accommodation^** 4 20,,vi N. B.—Persons wishing to purchase burial ' ^ Carpet Bags, Whips, S)'c*' of R. W. Norton & Co., and he is now pre CLOTS, SSIMERES, VESTINCS, • , 'Exnrttft...". *'••• ••{*$£?• ;8.5p.£$f&2S &i& . kfts in the Norwalk (C,emeteiy may make ap which must aemove all doubts of the great efficucy pared to do all kinds of Jobbing in general ma which he will sell much less'than can be pur Shootings. Flannels, Batts&o. iGF0 Wt -WHISTLER, Sup't. plication tous. .•'45tf ofthe Forest Wine in GENERAL DEBILITY, chinery ; Die Turning of every description; 1lM,v"!""" • • • ' - ' ; • chased elsewhere. The best of materials are always used and perfect satisfaction guarantied Neuralgia, Affections ofthe Spine and Kidneys. and Sawing in all its varieties. Brackets, Car NORWALK, CT. For Sale. on all work executed at this establishment or This is to certify, that I have used Dr. Halsey's riage Stuff, &c. Also, Wood Turning in ,nII Simon Finch, __ A small farm situated in Darien near the money returned. Farest wine in niy family witij the most entire suc its various branches, from the largest Portico ..ai s51 the Brick Church, and within five minutes' cess. My wife was badly afflicted with Neuraloia. Pillars to an Awl Haft. Turned Cedar Hitch DEALER INV ^*We hove now on hand and are making I'Ui'l .it &«*•* d^nuxJRY & NORWALK 'I: walk of the Depot, where five or six trains of affection of thG Spine and Kidneys, aud genernl do- ing and Fence Posts are kept constantly on Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Paints# cars slop daily to and from New York—consist up to order, several setts of very light and tasty bility• She found speedy relief and regained her Ho Bail Boad Arrangement, y hand. — - Oils, French Window Glass and ing of a good two-story dwelling-house, barn double and single. TIARNFSS, which will be hea|th, by the use ot the Forast wine. • •;? The subscriber has also added to the above AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. iCo'mmencing Jnne 21st., 1852. Trains will and cow house, and other out-buildings, with From my own knowledge of this excellent medi establishment a Foundry for Brass Castings, found superior in ueatness .and beauty of finish cine, I conifidentlp recommend it for the good of NOKWALK. CONN, ^ran; as follows until further notice: Leave four acres of first, rate land and in good condi and he would be pleased to fill ordrrs for any Danbury at 6 45 A M with passengers only. ojhers who may cc snffenng with similar com tion. On said plaae there is good orchards of and workmanship, to anything ever exhibited and every kind of Jobbing in this line. " 315 P M passengers aud freight. plaints' It is the best medicine with which "am ac ."••"••j)CNTAL SURGERY ,g- grafted fruit. It is pleasantly located, and well inthis market before. ; ; The facilities of the present.propiietor ena quainted. and those who are afflicted with the By Brs. HXZ.I. FZTCH . RETURNING, will Ieive wor. li the attention of any-one wanting a place Special attention paid to Repairing, which above, or any sunilur diseases, may safely rely on ble him to guarantee lo do any kind of work in So .Norwalk at 9 16 A M i nssengers and fr'ht. of that size. It will be sold and is well worth Office over C. J. Grumans Store, foot of icill always be.dont at the shortest notice its virtues. EG MUrfsEY. his line which is done in any other city or *: •« '5 40 P M passengers only. the money. For further particulars enquird MORE TESTIMONY FROM COHOES. IpwriC and he warrants all work to.give entire Main stNorwalk, Ct. .. y. The 6 45 A M train from Danbury connects a*nl in the neatest manner. y?; of W. Whitney & Co. or of G. Mather on the Dr G Hal-ey. ' . satisfaction or no charge will be made. "srwL"-''"?'! - . —. ... — .—— • ' lcF°Just call and see jourselvesi^j nt. Norwalk with the 8 09 A M train to N York corner by the meeting-house. Dear Sir—My wife last autumn was reduced to * »N- B. Cash paid on delivery for good Hick SSaymond &. IVIead, ^^ Passengers going east can leave Norwalk at N. B.—If the above property is not sold by F.BRADLEY. alow st te of debility. My fa «iily Physician .advi B ory Timber. M. M. NORTON. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS 9 13 AM,,. ' the first of April it. will theu be rented. april 26] : Under Connecticut Hotel. sed her to take your Forest wine. Accordingly I South Norwalk, March. 13. 1852. ly The 3 15 P M train connects at Norwalk Darien, Feb. 26, 1852. ' " 12tf went to Mr Terry's, your agent for this town, and In Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Salt, ; with the 5 35 accommodation train to N. York, procured a bottle of "it which restored her in a very ' v/ - ;•>; C. GRAHAM, • Fish, Crockery and Glass Ware, Wooden and ^•jd the 5 35 express train to New Haven. short time to perfeot health. Willow Ware, Brooms, Mats. &c., &c. Norwalk Harness HENRY DONALDSON. j; AcMee, Civil Engineer & Surveyor! ^ Passengers:fioni New York, will leave at 7 , - JHeat! Jffleat! - _ No. 2 Water st.. Norwalk, Conn. AMU Sj&SJBS.EHIT Cohoes, April 13,1859. -V I ' ' A IVr and at 3 30 P M to connect with trains on At the JSfew Meat Market. rip HE subscriber having opened an office in {this road. . J Norwalk with D E Culver, civil engineer, . F. H. Mash, S.:A ;-. ; HE Subscriber has just opened a Market The testimony of upwards of three hundred in" !! S3T Stages will be in readiness on the arrival ESTABLISHMENT, dividual#, some of whom were afflicted with dread- opposite the post office, for the purpose of ma ' 'MANUFACTURER Or ! ' * of the trains at the Ridgefield Station to convey T adjoining the store of Lockwootl, Haight king plans, elevations and specifications for & Co. for the convenience of the people of this lulMisorders and considered incurable,may be -seen TIN, SHEET IRON, AND COPPER WARES, imssengers to Ridgefiekl village. Lewisborough, Next door to Danbury and Norwalk at DrHalsey's principal office. The following are ijiiildings of all kinds, also for btidges and roofs, vicinity, and by constant attention and every ef &c. HARVEY SMITH, Sup'f. some of them residing in thiscity:— having had a number of* years of practice ai.d EALER in Stoves, Furnaces, Iron Wire fort to please his customers, he hopes to share - . Railroad Depot.' Mr Aaron ri Smith, 167 Prince st.. office in wall experience in building and in superintending D and Hods, Brittania, Japan. Wood and the public patronage. New Spring Goods. NE of the most, splendid and varied assort St., was long severely afflicted with a disease of ihe buildings of a"! -kinds. All orders left with D Willow Wines, Knives and Folks, Foice P. S. The very best qunlities of meat only kidneys and bladder. I he best nieuical .^kiil «ius- ^ITlISTcreceived a large supply"of new goods ments of Goods and Wares in the above L Culver, Esq. will teceive prompt attention. Pumps, Lead Pipe. Sheet Lead. French Bas will be vended at this establishment, and every O vvered 110 purpose, lie tried the Forest wine and o3 Those in want of bargains, will do well to line ever'seen in this part of the County can Engineering and surveyingdone in all its branch kets, etc. Roofing and 'house jobbing done ft attention paid to clenliness. a mutter Loo much it met his case, and he w as completely cured by c.ijjsoon., MALLORY & LEWIS. now be found at the old and well known stand of es. Norwalk, Feb. 20, 1852 8 short notice and in a workmanlike manner. overlooked at most markets. the use of four bottles and a bos of the Forest South Norwalk, July 11th, 1851.: ^ 5 Itf B.ST. JOHN. P'" - • r, , v 1 Mr Jacob Bell, merchant 111 Pearl st., was for 4 • . " "" • ^ Crreat Mass Gathering at • • > • • : Agent Honse So Hsot For Sals. ' I TAYLOR'S FASHIONABLE , yearsa martyr to severe Rheumatic Pains, and could TE1E subscribe! offers for sale his WM. B. SWAN, find 110 relief until he used the Forest wine and tmn.tift and lot situated on the main street Hal Cutting, Bcssing and ShaYing •'^GBUMAN'S -- ' E. C. WJ&K&EN ' (Opposite the Norwalk Hotel,) Pills, and recovered by taking six bottles and less in t'e case of the Hon S I Brown, of tee to his old customers and the pub'ic of the Virginia, who was cured in a few hours time of a connected therewith. There is also a good ng^HANKFUL for past favors, he hopes by HAVING recently conmpleted an superiority of workmanship tnd neatness of barn, wood-house, garden, and a lot contain g a strict attention to business to merit a con ISO severe attack of Biiious Diarrhoea and general pros extensive alteration and improve design and finish ofall articles purchased at his tralion of bodily energy in a few days time. On one rood counected therewith. It is a very tinuance of" the same. Particular attention ment in his extablishment, and ex store, preferring that his work should praise the arrival of Ujis gentleman in New York in March desirable location. For terms apply to the paid to cutting misses' and children's hair in iBe tended the compnss of his business, him rather than to trumpet abroad, .his merits he was so. weak and nervous fioiu the effects of subscriber at Norwalk. previous to the first of latest style. Razors honed in a superior man STOKE! would respectfully inform the inhabi with his own lips. ; v; i his illness, that he could not write, and required as March. THOMAS RAYMOND. ner. Tricopherus and l-'erfumery ofall kinds tants of this and the adjoining towns, that he sistance to enable him to walk to his apartment. Norwalk, Jan. 24., ^'JUL'^ const'anlly on hand and for sale. has now on hand and is constantly manufactur Every article in his line Made or The wine was sent lor. and he recovered by the Bay Water of the best kind constantly OB Just Heceived! use of less than a bottle of the wine and a single ing every description of 0 Repaired at the shortest notice and, For Sale. hand and lor sale. CABINET WARE dose of the Pitts. , upon the most reasonable terms. The Forest wine and Pills are recommended as fit HE building lot, comprising about li acres . | 1 A The Largest Stock iz; a good and general varioty of of. good ground, late the siie of the resi may 8, 1852. . - ^ ' an efficient and certain cure in the following com I BIGEIiOW'S ALTERATIVE. Bcadstcads, Tables, Washstands, Secretaries dence of.Capt. Win. Allen. Flajs-Hill district, Of IFgimoy and plaints : A. CERTAIN CURE ,N Bureaus, 'Sofas, <§~c. $c. NEW YORK Dyspepsia. Habitual Costiveness, Liver is ottered for sale on very reasonable, term?.— ' Complaint, Asthma, Piles, Obstinate FOR DYSENTERY, DIARHCEA.'G "Goods, at prices perfectly astonishing made of various kinds of wood, and selling at Apply at this office. Cabinet, Chair, Sofh and -Headache, Bilious Disorders, Piin- . CHOLERA MORBUS, AND ALL prices which cannot fail to suit the purchaser. In fact, some Goods are almost "!:Upholstery Esiablisliment Mew Cs-roceey Store. ' "i of tbo skin. Jaundice, Ague and ; v: : GrEO. W. BLEECKER. Proprietor, N. Y. and wood bottoms at various prices, together HE subscribers -having taken the store 1 AT NEW CANAAN, CT. 15 / Fever.Salt-rheum, Erysipelas lately occupied by Mr. Field, near the For Children who are Teething, and Cholejra Given Away. with rockers of every style. HE proprietor of the above is prepared to Complaints incident only to * T Infantum, this medicine stands unrivalled. It may Householdfurnitureof any description manu spring, aud stocked it with a large assortrnentof execute any thing belonging to either of Females, Languishing be used with perfect safely both by old iind-yoiiiigf- Our assortment of DeLaines, Cash factured to order at short notice on the most T Groceries, Provisions, &c., would respectfully the above business, and keeps on hand for sale weakness,Night Sweats - and when faithfully administered it (pis never beeit jasonable terms. Also a very extensive as- solicit a share of public patronage—believing meres, Alpaccas, Poplins, Persian at low prices bedsteads from $1 75 cts to $4 75 * '' 'Nervous Disorders, " that those who favor them with a call will find known 111 any c:ise to fail of a speedy cure Un >rtment of of maple, &c.; cottage B walnut from $8 to $14 General 111 Hoalfh *' : '•' like other iMedicines, it corrects, the bowels, aiul DeLaines, Thibet Cloth, Merino, as good bargains as can be found in the place. often 111 a few hours the patient is, restored to hi* Mattresses, Paliasses, Patent Bead- —mahogany from $8 to $50 ; bureaus from $4 . -J, and impaired state Goods delivered within a reasonable distance and other DRESS GOODS ™as accustomed vigor and health. steads, SfC. Sfc. v . ; . to $9, mahogany front; all mahogany extra " • " ' ' ^ ^of the Consti- —- free of charge. 0 h as good at present. , from $9 to $35 with marble top &c ; rule joint ; I have used "Bigelow's Alteiative" in tr.y family never That can be set. up and taken down by any one miion. - Ail goods not proving as represented can be and have never found it to fail, when all ether rem tea tables from $2 50 to $j>4 ; mahogany do fio.m Our "Stock of Dress Silks is Immense, n less than two minutes. C?"-General Depot for Halsey's Forest returned, and the money will he refunded. edies administered by, and under direction of phy consisting of Black and Colored, Figured and He has also a handsome assortment of the §6 to $30 ; chairs from 37d cts to S8 each; stands Wine, No 25 1-2 Spruce st.. New York. $1 G. HOLMES & CO. sicians have proved ineffectual. I think it a per and wash stand from $1 to $14 ; sofas spring •Piain, in all and eveiy variety. Our stock of nost fashionable styles of per Bottle, or 6 bottles for 85. Twenty five ... 13 Main st. fect corrective for Dysfulei'ic and all bowel conl» l|.road Cloths* Cassimeres, Satinets, Vest- seats and haircloth covered from $12 Jo $90 ; Norwalk, April 10. * ' * 15 plaints. GEO, W. BELBE. ceF per box for tne Pills. f' / : -iiigs and all other goods for Men's and Boys' 3L@©!ka]mg (SHIsm©©/ mattresses frftm $1 25 to $15 ; comforters from '~X?. sale by W. E. B1SSELL. New York, March 22, I852i wear is larger than ever before offered. ]n which he will sell as cueap as can be bought $1 75 to $2 75 ; feathers very low ; mattresses Zinc Faints. We can add our testimony to that of others ofif® fact. Ladies and Gentlemen can find any and anywhere. * of Straw, tea grass, patent prepared corn husk, ... KOSSUTH HAS COME P'I: O. 1 or snow white, grouud in oil. > "rent efiic.icy in our own- case, when prostrated to curled grass, curled hair &c., and everything u an alarming degree by bowel disease, ll was the every article wanted lor Dress, Use, or Orna He is also prepared to furnish . ; , ; '""And so has the Line when :" N 2 silver " -i;> " -ih -•»* Vay» ment, and at. prices that would astonish all, and COFFINS, SHROUDS, CAPS, SCARFS. &c. 3 grey " " per cent less than can be obtained elsewhere in Goods will be sold Cheap!! keep it in the family. -—. - T!)i£FY.'COMPETITION. Also, the Largest subscribers feeling themselves under Brown stone color, lor sale by ;-; / s Editor of N. Y. Baptist Register Stock of Domestic Goods .ever offered, and by ofevery description that mny be desired, or the country, and everything sold at his estab T li & J R PECK. j - m:,ny obligations to their customers for For sale by VV. E. BldSELL, Norwalk.- 3ni24 that can be obtainod in the city of New York lishment iswairanted to be what it is sold for all odds-the cheapest Don't forget, the the very libei a I patronage be?towed upon them Souih Norwalk, May .1852.;;- r-nj;;i>ov at a moments warning, day or night, on the most A lot of cottage bed posts for sale , a constant reasonable terms. He is also prepared to fur supply on hand ; dealers supplied at reduced during the last year, would respectfully tender J Jiist Received^ *01d Bridge Store^ their "thanks, assuring them that with the com FOBS AND SEALS. nish hearses, carriages, see to the digging of prices. Turning done neatly. LEASK call at niy store and look at the A large assortment of riding and drir mencement ofthe new year they will oiler graves, and to attend to any other arrangement N B—Readymade coffins constantly on hand most beautiful, rich, splendid and fashiona ving WHIPS, splendid gentlemen's and ladie#* Is the place for BARGAINS / / . that may be wished lor the funeral procession, such inducements as will continue to merit the P of all sizes and qualities at low prices, and will ble lot of gold and plated Fob Chains and Seals saddles, trunks, valices, carpet baas, &<*• ^'3^:; GRl'MAN. . &c. Ttiose who mny wish to keep the body of attend to the digging of graves and. will furnish patronage of the public. Feeling confident of the public iavor they ever offered in this market. nets and blankets. Also, a splendid lot of welt- Norwalk, Sep. 1, 1851. a deceased friend several days, can be furnished everything necessary for the interment of the now purchase goods in such quantities as to be april 26, ... fr'C. E. D1SBROW. made horse collars- which will be sold singly with an ice box in which it may-be preserved a dead. Fijnerals will be attended with a hearse or oy the dozen. Don't-forget the old sthnd^: enabled to sell them much lower than usual, 50iD MEM WANTED , week or longer if necessary. &c unequalled for respect, free from extra WM. B. SWAN. : E. C. WA22REN. and lower than sold by any store in the vicinity. Sportsmen Attention. ! . Not to Wjork upon the " ' • charges. New York Cabinet jand Upholstery HE spring campain is now open, please Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851. " t Establishment.New Carman, Ct.£43 Come all and test the truth of this statement. " CHKAP FOR CASH," is the motto. T call and examine our stock of Trout poles hardware, Cutlery, Reels, Lines, Hooks, Baskets, Flasks &c., Iro«», Steel, Paints and Oils ! o a d ! ^ For Sale,' All kinds of country produce taken in ex We are also hourly expecting another invoice •TV FINCH has now on hand one of thp Ji fl i'^But J;o purchase their [ill. WITH immediate possession, a good change for goods, and the highest market price allowed. Goods delivered.to any part ofthe of those Superior double and single barrel jLP • most extensive and well selected assort-' Mill with water power on an excellent stream, Guns made expressly to our order and which with a convenient IIonse,Barn, and 14 acres of town free of charge. nieiits of foreign, domestic and building hard- are too well know to need puffing. , '/V land, situated about 7 miles from 'Norwalk or RAYMOND & MEAD, ware. cutlery. iron, steel, pnints, oils, Fi'enc^ Grocers/1, HOLCOMB & LYON, Kn and1 Americana • ' window-glnss—assortednnpnl'iCIVUl sizeSr. ' At the"CHEAP CASH STORE''of the snb- Stamford. For particulars enquise of S. E. 83 Water Street, Bridgeport. -iber where k saving is made sufficient to jwy OLMSTE AD. or JOHN BATLEY. ' 'V ' ' ' No. 2 Water st. Norwalk. agricultural implements,hay cutters, corn shel-» • : tan miles travel. Call and prove the truth Norwalk, May 24th, 1851. 21 tf Jan. i7^',;i? 1 ers-, &c. all of which he will sell at prices do-^ Silver and Plated Ware. lying competition. Also, every- description of , at.--, f . GEO. W. SMITH'S. l SHALL keep a large assortment of spoons, carriage hardware, felloes, liubs. spokes, lace.s, " South Norwalk. Dec. 2!B, 1851. 0;., I 'u Beady Made Clothing. ^ARIRAGE MAKER'S GOODS, Axles, TIIE subscriber has on hantl and intends (J Springs, Shafts, Carriage Bows, Bolts, 1forks,' butter-knives, sugar-shovels, ladles, linings, patent leather, &c. all of which he sells ^ - keeping a good assortment of Ready Made Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails,.;.Ivory ice for the spring traded, Pur chasers will find upon the principle of " small profits and teady it to their advantage to buy of me, and have 9 1 Clothing o.fall kinds. Also, a good assortment Hand Screws. Seaming Cord, &c. • : sales/ '<> , •.({ • •' * •^'r. v ' • of Cloths, Cassimeres. and.Vestings, which HOLCQMB & LYON. their spoons handsomely engravpd and warrant The subscriber is also agent for ,the s*le of .' ' • he will make up to order in good style and at ed, rather tlian to get them of pedlers. Buswell'sJl/?'wcraZ Paint, which.ts proofasainst . ' . GRINDSTONES, 25 tons superior grit ' |sM c. E. DISBROW. shert notices. ••.vt®C'jbsr«« •.: -Km.- : • - fire, water and weather, and unchangeable m , ^JT iust landing frtfm Beiea Ohis. . , in its color, and is the best,,cheapes? and mos^ •*- N.B. Particular attention paid to cutting. ' HOLCOMB & LYON.r< OFFIN PLATES furnished at short no- durable mineral paint now in use. ,In.fajct,OBjr JK* ^ / THuMAS RILEY. New Marble Yard. G ticer—"—^-i-rrC. E, DISBROW. Norwalk, Feb. 25.1851. 9 H^ILES.—-1500 dozen W. & S. Butchers' assortment, comprises, a variety and eatensjire- HE subscriber having opened and furnish F Files, consisting of every size and kind, OLAR and fluid Lamps kiri Rings,'1 M American and-ibretgn Marblev.ajiUjtlie...wor.k- Forks! fine pen ann pocket'KniVes, Poiekil ^ SAi!isC0lldn6OQS^B^^dks.• ' Also,n la rge assortment be a committee to have general'supervision of manship of a superior style. Monuments, GLASS.—500 boxes French ted K - . , _ Boolisi Wallets j PioitMbni.e8i&'.e;i . \ 'ot"i^tatidnei'y,ihcl uditl'g Bin nk Books. Foolscap, the-grounds of this Association,~ as" regards v.- v'-.' - "SincFamts^ " 1 Tombstones,.countei; and table,^Tops,&c.,. &c. and A rneri'can WinftoYtr, Glass, for ™ C. E. DXSBROWj^ : THE siibscriiiers offer a full assortment of -iiBttJer^«n'd 'NotePaperj envelops^ Slates,' &c.t monuments, tombstones, and enclosure of lots, furnished at the shortest oidei* aiid on reason _ at,city, price*. by, ' :iriiial| he will sell cheaper tihnn fhev ca n be and tliKt nb^ierson shall dig a ;grave, or erect able teriris.- r; •- "'d JOHN H,: WEEKS:? the celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising snow 'STREET & QUINTARD. whife,' wlfite^ peaVl and brown, -''groinnd f in oil, Hair Brtrehes. > ' i;» >ught for at auy oltreV stave-iii this vicinity; stones to graves;-without permission and advice N pi-wall^ Npv- ^5tV, .1.651• V^ : - ^45 A of 4aid ccftiimitteet _ . manufactured by the "New Jersey Zinc Com.- -OESi—SO'dozen Tuttle^ cast 8teel Ho|s A LSO, liaf, tooth, nail, paint, sjboifiawi eaWB^otfs ot all kinds,,bound in his usually t .' for sale by the dozen to-dealers at.'manu- (%. other brushes, flesh rubbers, combibreT" f..,ijent and durable.style, atlO'W r&tes, Attest. E. QDIKTARD, Chairman LARASOLS.—A good assortment for sale panyi" and for sale at theif lowest'prices.' 16^ ; : ^ STREET & QUINTARD- facturer's pri«es by- --.- S, Q. . ery variety for sale at BISSELL'S. ^and satiafacties iwjmM p| W. C. Street, Sec'y pro tern. >/;-:gjj|44 at MOULTON'S, Weetpwt. i