.->• Wj, SIJ&Si - —NIIMBF.R 5i. NUMBER 524—NEW SERIES. NORWALK, CT. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 20, 184§ VOLUME 31

— -- • ——' who was at work in a field near by for the "Betrothed !" cried George, laughing, From ihe New York EwngtlUu During'-this interval, he added much t< Terms of the Gazette. JJoctrt). cause of this. " I hatrc no betrothed, and above all . LAMARTINE. . '' his. fame, by the publication of several Village subscribers by carrier—per year 82 00 " Ah," replied the peasant, with evi things Ihun that condition in which n man poems, all,rich with emotions drawn from'r- 11 Mail do. in ltd vane do. d o. 2 00 From the Lady's Dollar Newspaper. dent displeasure—" that betokens our no lounger belongs to himself. It is the 'M , CM.. "* • the.most silent depts of the human heart. C OifTice subscribers, or those living out of BY JOHN S. C. ABEOTT. ; nV - The>e works were the t hosen eompari.joi>8> new master. We have fallen an heirloom liken,ess of my sister." • t, ( A,'," 'the Carrier's district, and who call for AN I-XHOitTATIOI*. of the thoughtful, and were hid under tHe to the king of Savoy, 6nd to-morrow his " Your sister 1 and is this sister still Lamartine, with a saddened and a world- their papers at the office, 1 60 Seek not pleasure for her guise pillow of the maiden, to blend thiir governor will receive our homage." He unmarried Vo ; : , • . -... weary spirit, sought a resource for his Companies of five or more receiving their Is false, though fair unto thine eyes, images with the dreams of the morning'. added several bitter curses, and not anoth­ Cornaro. assured him that she was, and anguish in the incidents of foreign travel, papors by ma.Il, if paid in advance 1 50 Pleasure is a feeble gcal. But the spirit of the noble mother er word could George extract from him. soon sought to direct th« conversation and turned his steps towards Italy, the For the high immortal soul: still enshrined in the heart of the no Terms of Advertising. Pleasure is a shining suure, James, the last legitimate sovereign of again to the affairs of Cyprus. Lusignan land so rich in every reminiscence which child. Her early instructions had arou .10 lineaorless, 1 insertion, 50 Set below empyrean air; Cyprus, of the house of Lusignan, had just informed him that on the eveningprevious could attract a .poetic mind. Just emerg­ "«« •< 3 «• 75 in his soul the spirit of sacred enthusiasm.ur -. Making energies divine died, and besides an illegitimate son, delegates bad waited on him fr.omNicosiaJ ing from the seclusion of the cloister, and 15 " '• 1 " " From the most tender infancy,"i be says, << U 3 ; . <• 87 In beguiling bonduge pine. James had left an only daughter who had Famagusta and other places of the Island. still under the dominion of that heart- " my mother had inspired me with a taste 90 " 1 " 75 married Louis of SaVoy, and who now in­ All were prepared to take up arms, and it spell from which even the death of the «« .< v 3 ' «« 100 Seek not pleasures! shun her sway, for Biblical lord. I burned, from the age Listen to no siren lay; herited the croA-n of Cyprus. George depended on himself alone to ascend the loved one could not disenthrall him, he For continuance, per week, 20 percent, on the of eight years, with the desire of goings;; Firm, unresisting be thy feet, had already heard this intelligence on his throne* Wandered from place to plare, now op­ Price of3 insertions. Far continuance onequarter, to visit those mountains on which God • ' Though they press a stony street, arrival at Furnagusta, but the event was " And your reply 1" inquired George, pressed with the deepest dejection, and orovor, 15 per cent. ... descended ; those deserts where the arijjjel Yearly advertisers allowed 22 lines, with the priv­ 'Till their sandals be unbound one of indifference to hi'm and would not : again moved by the intensest luxury of anxiously.-; * i .- pointed out to* Nagar the hidden spring,^: ilege of 17 changes, $12. One square (20 lines- And they tread on "holy ground V' have excited his attention had it not been "My a nswer was indecisive. I requir­ poetic sentiment. His name and his fame diaper not included) per year, with the privilege of And while virtue is thy ^uide, whence hei banished child, dying With1 for the angry tone of the peasant, which ed time untiljnorning, to advice with my had traveled before him. Fashionable changing quarterly, §8. . Thou to happiness ait allied. thirst, might derive refreshtcent ; those< t he soon observed also among the people subject, and to project a toori^g^Mg|^vU>& .continent, courted his NO advertisements will be inserted gratis. Obit friends on the rivers v\ hich flowed from the terrestrial;, nary noticcisexrceding5 lines in length unless ofgen Seek not gilded pomp and powor, of his own estates. He anticipated plan." society and hvv$p^&Nicosia, the capital, for the purpose of While thus loitering and luxuriating, with bishop of Nicosin in the cathedral of St. theme." Store—2d door East of the Bridge. Prison not 'neath haughty domes, observing the course of events in that Sophia." all the fervor of his aroused genius, under Orders Iff I at the G azr.fr c OJficc, in the absence Thus animated, he prepared to go, with1 And in the leaves of musty tomes. neighborhood. Lusignan paced thoughtfully to and fro the sunny skies of that land of romance, of the subscriber, will receive attention. those two inseparable parts of himself, his': The aims of knowledge, set them tree. Ernplojed with these and similar and caressed by all the children of wealth in the apartment. At last he approached wife and his daughter Julia, on his pilgrim* And let them blinded millions see ! thoughts, he took a walk, and wi'hout re­ George Cornaro, took his hat and said,— and rank, he forgot the monitions of a Oh, set them free, and their emprise age to the Holy Land. Leaving his marking his way, had reached a lonely "This afternoon you s>hall hear my decis­ mother's love, and wandered far from the Shall lit these millions for the skies! beautiful mansion and all the objects Of region where some very ancient ruins lay, paths of piety and peace. Though pre­ Thus knowledge with her pinions sprend, ion.".'' interest which had there entwined them- ; n which were in a great measure covered " Yon can hardly be at a loss how to served by the instinctive delicacy of his Ilath all to hope and nought to dread. selves around his heart, he went to Mar­ by moss, ivy, arid low bushes. He sal nature, and by the visions of beauty ever decide," added the Venetian, "unless you seilles, and hired a vessel of 250 tons, with down upon a stone, gazing abstractly be­ floating through his mind, from vulgar and find it difficult to choose between a prison a captain and crew of sixteen men—picked fore hiin, until the: shoulder of a human degrading vice, he surrendered himself, illiscdlanw. and a crown." men — these who could sympathize with figure awoke him from his dreams. He during a few months of infatuation, to the Lusignan looked at his companion in Lamartine in his pursuits and his pleasures. looked up and a hunter stood before him, religionless and soulless votaries of pleas­ From the Radiator. the utmost astonishment, but Comoro Of the captain he says, "his physiognomy leading a conp!e of hounds by a lash, ure. But God, mindful of a mother's quietly proceeded. " The feelings and pleased me. There is in his voice that A HISTORICAL INCIDENT. and who addressed him iu a courteous prayers, in the following manner ar-rested wishes of the Islanders cannot probably sedate and sincere accent, which bespeaks J. M. SMITH'S FROM THE GERMAN OE ALOVS !JCIIRE1BER. him in this fatal career. In an eloquent manner. remain long concealed from the governor. firm probity and a clear conscience; and Marble Manufactory, poem which he wrote at this time, des­ The family of Cornaro belonged to the " You are probably a stranger," said he They will regard yon as the cause of these in his eye, a straight-forward frank and Near the Biidge, Norwalk. Conn. criptive of the abasement of Italy, Lamar- oldest and most distinguished of the Re­ "and do not know how dangerous it is to wishes, and even if your intentions are vivid expression, a certain sign of prompt,' 'KPU-LCHRAL Monuments and Grave public of Venice. In the latter half of the sit among these ruins." not dangerous, your name and your mere tine exclaimed, in reference to the degen­ Stones of every variety of patterns, and of energetic and intelligent resolution. He . S fifteenth century, Marco Cornaro was "Dangerous—wherefore V' # existence are so. The king of Savoy can eracy of the modern Italians, the most skilful workmanship. The best as­ is; beside, mild, polite and well bred. I " The scorpion spider makes its abode never believe himself firmly possessed of " Purdmi nift. shade of I? nine! for peek 1 innpt' sortment of American and Foreign Marble, clothed with the dignity of Doge. He have studied him with all the care that here," answered the hunter—"and its this Island, if your liberty and life ure uot Eiscwln-n: fur men, mid not in hutiMD diiHl." kept constantly on hand. was a shrewd, enterprising man, of deci­ we ought naturailfy to take in the choice", Persons wishing to procure Monnments or ded, unyielding disposition. His two bite is fatal." at his disposal." A Neapolitan officer, deeming this apos­ of a man, to whom we are about to confide The noble form of the young man, and t liny kind of Marble Work,are invited to call and children, George and Catharina, possessed " He dare not attempt ahy hostile ac­ trophe an insult to his countrymen, de­ not only our fortunes,-but'our life, and give a personal inspection of his material- and the ambitious nature of their father, but the attention which he showed him, in­ tion in relation to me !" manded satisfaction with his sword. 'I hey that of our wife and only child ; in which * stantly won the young Venetian. He workmanship, as this will be more satisfactory enjoyed at the same time, in a high de­ " He will dare it! and in whoso hands met ; and Lamartine, more skillful with latter, the lives of three fieings aire ton-,. than to purchase of Agents without an opportu­ engaged in conversation with him and gree, fine personal advantages. George will the game then be 1 With the last his pen than with any more sanguinary centrated iu one." He bids adieu to home , nity of* testing the quality of the article con­ was regarded the handsomest youth, as made some inquiries in relation to the triale d.escendent of the Lusignan, also the weapon, was dangerously wounded. For in impassioned song: , tracted for. , ruins. wishes and hopes of our country men. On BP The Lettering and Ornamental work is Catherina was the most beautiful maiden a long lime he lay upon his bed, with liie "You see here," answered the hunter, what possible prop can they lean for sup «• Farewell, mine aged father—sisters dear ; : executed by an experienced workman and can in all Venice, and both Were united by a and death trembling in the balance. Tlie.-e Farewell, my hou.-e beneath the walnut freer. ; •.< " the few remains of the ancient city of : warrant it to give entire satisfaction. love as strong as it was rare. port, when they no longer have you ?" hours of sickness and solitude were prof­ Farewell, my briive steeds, still in the field; • • Norwalk, Aug. 21, 1848. Salamis, which Teucer, the companion of A long pnuse now ensued. Lusignan, itable to the erring youth. Again, in the Farewell, my faithful dog, lone by the hearth r George had now attained that point Y<>itr image troubles me—'tis as the shade which separates youth from manhood. Ajnx built." with folded arms, stood near George, who1 inmost recesses of his soul, he heard the George cast a long earnest glance at Ot my past happiness, that woos my stay— His restless spirit yearned after activity, as if in a fit of abstraction, took up and silvery tones of his mother's voice, plead- Ah! tnuy it rise less doubtful and less dim,. .. _ v New Fall G-oocls. the ruins, and then exclaimed, as if speak­ and brooded over all kinds of enterprises, plnyc-d^vith the poriruit of hir« sister. ' ing wiih him to walk in the paths of purity The hour rhutshall restote us!" n ;t C. LOCKWOOD A SOW, TAILOKS, ing to himself, " A great name is then AT TIIK OLD STAND, for ambition was the inheritance of his and peace ; or in accents, tremulous thro' more immortal than all else which man Lusignan at last broke the silence. " Do The vessel was arranged and furnished' Bolt's Building, Main-Street, family. To the keen eye of old Marco, you think," said he, while a glowing crim the intensity of maternal love, pleading with every possible convenience and com­ produces." HE subsbribers having lately replenished not a fold in the soul of the young man son suffused his cheeks, " do you think with God, in belialf of her wandering child. fort for such a journey. One large cabin their stock of Goods, would invite the "Strangely enongh," replied the hunter T remained concealed. "My son," said he that your sister would not refuse me her That mother was now dead. But her was appropriated to Madame Lamartine attention of their friends and the publicgenerally " we devote our lives to the purpose of to him one day, " you are still in the sea­ hand, if I were king of Cyprus V spirit still lived and moved in the most s'nd Jnlia, with an adjoining room for the to their stock of Fall and Winter Goods, com­ making others talk of us when we are sacred recess is of her son's soul. He rose prising all the varieties now in use for gentle­ son of passion, when one has no just " I will vouch for her consent," answer­ maid-servants,-who were devoted to their dead." from that bed, pale and languid, but to men's wear, assuring them that all garments standard by which to judge things accord­ ed Cornaro, " I will myself go to Venice mistress with the most intense affection. As the way of both lay for a considera­ hasten to the Grand Duke in person, and made by them shall be done in a superior and ing to their real ralue, and easily over­ as your suitor, as soon as the crown of One room was the library, sacred to* ble disiance in the same direction, they implore his clemency in behalf of the offi­ satisfactory manner. estimates his power. Upon the path of Cyprus rests upon your head. The result study, and ornamented with a library of went on together and became in conse- cer who had challenged and wounded him. Particular attention paid to cutting for others life which you will hereafter tread, every of this marriage will be a union between 500 volumes of books of the choicest se­ quencc of their conversation so familiar, Again he went for.h into the world, dis­ to make up. step must be carefully considered. The the kings of Cyprus and our republic, lection. Three gentlemen, bosom friends Norwalk, Sept. 12, 1S48. that George made no reserve in informing enthralled from those frivolities sc unwor­ result of our efforts, depends especially whose interest it, beyond dispute, is to of Lamartine, wfcre altachees to the expe­ his companion of his name and the occa­ thy the engrossment of his ennobled nature. upon the opinions which men have of us, prevent this Island from becoming a pro­ dition. Of these friends Lamartine saysy Norwalk Tailoring Establishment sion of his abode in Cyprus. The hunter Tistrue that his perceptions of the purity and the errors and missteps of youth will vince of Savoy." "M. Amedee is one of those men whorrf relumed the young man's confidence with and spirituality of religion were doubt less E. CURTIS, MERCHANT TAILOR commonly long affect the man, and deter­ Lusignan entered without delay into Providence has attached to our steps,- still greater frankness. dim, but he was no longer flonting aimless No. 8, Main Street, Olmslcad's Building. mine the public judgment of him, not only the prosecution of this undertaking, whose when it first sees that we shall have need "I am a descendant of Lusignan," said upon the current of life, and whirled in TTAVING lately add^'l to his former stock in the present, but also in time to come. result, favored as it was by the general of a support which will not bend beneath he, " but unfortunately not in lawful mar­ every vortex of approaching temptation. XX of ffonnagusta. J have in that city an old Venice, to ask, not of his father, but. of he has taken grdat pains in collecting, and will which renders ma dependent, whether it story, every step he trod was animated j i| - whole of the misfortune, had that and tried friend,who will cordially receive the republic—the hand of the beautiful t 0n> ie sell them at prices that defy competition. be upon men or the relations of rank. ' with scenes of tragic interest ; and his been possible. He has a heart which you. Listen to his advice ; he has not Catharina of Cornaro. It was after ma­ Cassi meres, " But why," i nterrupted George, " why spirit pensively reveled, by ni^ht and by beats only for the happiness, or the misery purchased his experience in the school of do you not use the moment and secure ture reflection that George had suggested Fretltill and English Doeskins, plain and fan­ day, ii> the luxury of its aroused emotions. of others. When I was, fifteen years ago,- life in vain. But above all observe the for yourself the crown of Cyprus'? The this mode of proposition to the new king. cy, a great variety of neat and tasty styles. One evening, alone arid thoughtful, he at Paris alone and ill, ruined, despairing great fundamental principle, that feeling nation is discontented, as 1 learn, arid is The aged Doge was joyfully surprised should be the inward judge of our actions, was saurite'ing in Italiati moonlight, near and dying, he passed whole nights watch-" Vestihgs, not willing that this splendid island should at this emba.-sy of his son, and both he a castle whose towers and battlements ihg near my lamp otagony. When 1 losi r A largie assbrtment of plain, fancy, silk, and but their direction should every where be become a remote province of Savoy." and his daughter willingly consented to sdtin, of a great variety of styles : also a large determined only by the understanding." were distinctly painted on the dark sky of some one. that 1 adored, he always hastened, The young Lusignan looked upon his the Union. The Signorie,- formally de­ assortment of cashmere vestings of the latest night, when his ear was arrested by a the first, to convey delicately the fatal George willingly assented to the propo­ companion with a smile. " If a crown, clared Catharina a daughter of the Repub­ ptJIIMVCpensive strain11 •! MI "'of • music,l U "•'»« j which,»» •» • v 1 from news,- j and ~soothe - myj sorrow with the balm, styles. sal. The foreign, the unknown, strongly said he "should fall upon my head Troiii lic, and this was precisely what George balcony over his heail, was warbled by a j of friendship. On the death of toy mother? Trimmings* attracts youth, because it does not limit above, I should probably lfit it sit there, desifed. They could now in any case he reached me as soorl as the fatal tidings,- their dreams, wishes and hopes, and lies voice of marvelous richnes-, upon the A large assortment, consisting in part o but I should never stoop down to pick it reckon upon the protgtiion of Venice and took fne 200 leagues, even to the" Drab, Brown, and Black Velvets ; linings, over­ indefinite in the shadowy distance. The evening air. He listened, surprised and up from the ground." should Savoy choose at any time to ad totiih where I sought in vain the last fare­ coat binding and a great variety of other articles separation from his beloved sister alone entranced, to the following stanzas fiom During this conversation the young vance her claims. well she had addressed to me, but which- too numerous to mention Garments cut and , made his heart heavy ; and when she, at his own "Meditations: man had reached p point where the road The happiness which Catharine enjoy­ I had not heard. At a later period—but made in a neat and satisfactory manner. ^mmhent of hjs departure, hung around " A liopelass return of the bli.«s whieli lias flown divided, and the two must separate. The ed at the side of her husband, was meari- triy misfortunes are not over—and I shall hi. a,C he, warm tears flowed over Perhaps in the future is stored lor me siill. young canon WAS spending the fine season while of short duration. He died in two! And perhaps iu the crowd, a sweet spirit unknown find his friandship as long as ther'e is de^ tion of the same. ELBERT CURTIS. his cheek, his own eye was also moisten- of the year in a little villa in the neigh­ rs after his accession to the throne, Will answer uie kindly,and know my soul well." spair to soothe in my.heart, or tears ttf Norwalk, November 7, 1848. 45 ed, and he sought in vain for words to borhood, and promised on separating to without having left an heir. Savoy now Lamartine retired, but not to sleep. mingle with, mine." express his overpowering emotion. She visit the young Cornaro on the following enewed her claims, and parties arose on His soul was inflamed with a new passion. Of M. de Capmas, another friend invited suddenly tore herself from him, took from the Island. George flew to Cyprus, pur- day. He sought out the fair songstress, and to accompany him, he says; " He is one For Sale. the table a miniature richly set with ' # # * # suaded his sister to bestow her kingdom found her'to be a young lady from Eng­ . A good and convenient dwelling brilliants, reached it to hitn in silence, of those men, in elligent, well educated,' Early on the following morning Lusig­ on the republic, and end her days in her land, of great wealth and beauty—another house, with about two acres of land, and with a look of mingled love and grief and of 3nperior mind, in whom everything llll nan entered the princely mansion of the paternal citv. She left the island about JSlvira. The attachment, intense and en­ situated on the west bank of the immediately withdrew to her chamber. yields to this scruples of honor." river, in full view of the harbor and Cornaros on a visit to his new friend. the year 1477, and was received in Venice thusiastic, was instinctive and mutual.— George landed happily in the harbor of The third was a physian, latch i*s a liiilroad. Said property will be sold at, a bar­ They at first touched only on indifferent with royal honors. The republic remained They were soon wedded, and Lam-irtine Famagusta. The confusion of a seaport precaution for the health of the party. Of gain, and on very favorable terms, if applied lot subjects; they spoke of Venice, of Cy­ in possession of Cyprus until 1571, when returned to his native 1 rfrid in the enjoy­ could present little that was attractive to him Lamartine says, " I became acquainted soon For particulars inquire at this Office. prus, and after a time George, as if acci­ this princely possession, the key of Egypt ment of fame and wealth, such asenjoyed 45 one who had come from Venice, and as with M. de la Royere at my sister's at the Norwalk, Nov. 6, 1848 dentally, directed the conversation to the fell, through the indolence, ignorance and by but few sons of earth. He reared lor the friend of his father was absent, he be­ time 1 meditated my departure. The then present condition of the Island. IJut neglect of the then present Signorie into himself a mansion, in the midst ol culti­ FOR SALE.—A small dwel­ took himself to his family estates. purity of Lis soul; the naive and original at this moment he was called out by a the hands of the Turks. . * vated grounds of the highest beauty, sur­ ling and lot containing half an acre grace of his mind, and the elevation of To the northward of Famagusta stretch­ servant. When he again entered the rounded with all those comforts and ern- of land, With fruits, &c. thereon, ly- es out a plain which constitutes the an­ room, Lusignan was holding the miniature his political and religious sentiments, for­ . ing on the east side of the harbor. bellUhed with all those attractions, which cient kingdom of Salamis. Here, amid of Catherina, which had been lying upon A handsome young Yankee pedlar made cibly struck me. I wished to take him It can be made to pay 12 per cent per annum. a man of taste, devoted to literary leisure, with me, much more as ia moral resource fruitful fields, between olive and mulberry the table, in his hand, and regarding it love to a buxom wilow in Pennsylvania Enquire at this office. He accompanied his declaration with two could covet. Here; in the midst of all than as a precaution for health, and I hove trees, lay the princely country *eat of the with great attention. impediments to theis union; those elegances which opulence and since had reason to congratulate myself Conaros. The way thither was shaded " Does that portrait please you 1" in­ refinement could create, with his. books, Real Estate for Sale., "Name them," said the widow. . ; . upon my choice.'' I with spice trees, transplanted from Arabia, quired George, smiling. his wife, and the beautiful little daughter BOUT one and a quarter acres of land " The want of means to set up a retail In addition to these, hei took six servants, whose aromatic blossoms loaded the air " It is divine!" exclaimed Lusignan. Julia, soon entrusted to their care, a few with a good two story dwelling house and store." all of whom had lived long in the family, A with fragrance. " It was painted by the celebrated mas­ years of the purest enjoyment glided rap­ barn standing thereon, also a thrifty orchard of They parted, and she sent the pedlar a or had been born under the parental roof- apple trees; pleasantly situated in New Canaan, The sun was just setting as George ap­ ter Bellini," remarked George, "and he idly away. The name of Lamartine was check for ample mear.s. When they met "They all," says Lamartine," are delighted about 80 rods east of the Churches. To a me­ proached the village. The quiet of the has breathed so much life into the head, renowned through Christendom and poets N again the pedlar had hired and stocked with the thoughts of the voyage, ond tak* chanic, a good opportunity is offered for invest- country, the repose of nature excited in that nothing could surpass it." and philosophers from all lands, were his store, and the fair one begged to know a personal interest in it. Each of them ;•; nient. A good title given and payment made his heart a melancholy which he had nev­ "And you could leave Venice where charmed by the welcome they found, and ^lfieasy. For further particulars enquire of Hau- the other impediment. fancies that he is travelling for his own er felt before. Suddenly the bells of the such a betrothed remains to mourn your the intellectual treats with which they V ?ford Davenport or Wm. L. Warring, New Ca- "1 have another wife!'' replied the pleasure, and the£ gfrily brav« the fatig neighborhood cloisters and villages began absence 1" inquired Lusignan, without ever were regaled in hjs hospitable home. •85 naan, or of LEWIS S. BLN£DICT. ;i- taking his eye from the picture. ^y..j notion dealer;^| ,s Norwalk,, Nov. J3,1848. , , , m to ring. The youth inquired of a peasant - - :

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two officials, a bill to this effect could IIHT lion. Trnman Smith. NORWALK GAZ been carried through at tho last session, and and dangers, which I hf.ve not ooncealed €ongt£seioual. Jfo reign Ncrosi «••• - This distinguished gentleman has been [would now have been the law of the laud.— from them " •mk Thus the whole party who embarked on so much the object of abure and attack MONDAY, Dec. 11. Arrival of Use Niagara. Wednesday, t>ecenil)ei' 20, 1.848, |from the outset, they have been the bitter and from the Locofoco newspapers, and eepe* this truly magnificent excursion, consisted In the SENATE, Mr. Fitzpntriek, of Ala­ Seven Days Later from Europe. uncompromising enemies of the cheap system, cially from the President's print at Wash­ of about thirty-two or three. They were bama, took his seat in place_of xMr. Lewis. "WJiie State Convention. and have employed all their official influence ington, that we-feel it- our duty in this The steamship Niagara, Ca.pt. Ryrie, to coast^along the storied shores' of Eu­ A warm discussion took place between from Liverpool, 2il inst. arrived at Boston The Whigs of Connecticut are hereby notified to prevent it from receiving a full and fair trial. rope, Astaanxl Africa, and to drink in season of rejoicing, to tender him our; "r"elt thaXrin'behalf of the Whigs ofjM, Dix and morning last. -«he spoke *d inst., State Convention for the nomination of Can- " ~t. inspiration from the traces of the Deity in heartfelt Ulilta " SpiriL of the Press."—An.interesting remi­ snnsvlvania, for the valuable service copies of the Secretary ot the 1reas.,, j s ofl | packet ship John R. bkiddy didate8 for Governor,( Lieutenant Governor,- Sec the East. Pirates infested the Mediter­ Pe....~j -- , R niscence is related by Miss Phebe Comstock, •IA., ;« th. ro..»nt *1®,Minn Report.Ke I wenty thousand copies were ror Liverpool.rpool. j retary,remrv. TreasurerTre.i and Controller,—will be held in ranean, and Laoiartiue was not a man to which he rendered in the recent election.' P OQ nn riged resident of this town. During the war The extent and character of his exertions.ori,ere • ~ ( The fiinds of the London money market t|lc 0f i].artr0,d, on Wednesday, the SfTih drfy surrender wife and child to their tender Mr. Slicer re-elected Chaplain,;r,eceiying continued very firm. ! of December, J843. Tb« Whigs of the scviral! of fhe Revolution, it is well known that Gen* mercies without a struggle. "Our arms can only be appreciated by those who1 . j In the early part of the week a continued tmvns> are requested to appoint immediately, ilelG- j Washington visited this town. On that occa- occupy the comers, and I have besides have a just estimate of the labor, anxiety ^ reported ., »nd re^nonsibilitv of conducting a political! lvl.r- "ougiass repuneu bill to make demand for Cotton was experienced Convcntioif. ecfiiaf to .lonble the iium- U q. then a little girl, with her father, purchased an arsenal of muskets, pistols ?ood gMei ls s;ll(f on . . . California and New Mexico a btate ; read jn the Liverpool market. ber oTtberMlepre'seiiiative* iti tbe Legislature. miH sabres, to arm us and our people. The campaign at the metropolis ; but to these being at the Old Well, saw General Washing­ twice and laid on the tab'e. j In England and Scotland the Cholera Thc Committee confidently believe that the spirit Greek pirates infest the s^as of the Arch­ it-is only necessary io say, that to his ton at the cider mill owned by the grandfather'* A memorial fiom Mr. Aspinwail was appearti to be on the decrease. Viscount 0|-tjI3 Whigs of Connecticut so active, efficient and ipelago ; but we are resolved to combat to zeal and* industry the country is in a large of the present Mr. John Seymour, and whil© presented to both Mouses, asking contract Melbourne died on the '24-ih nit. Mr. .s.llcteSjfrtrm the campaigu which has just closed ; degree indebted for the valuable informa­ >he last, and yield only with the loss of for lin there she saw him raise the bucket and take a tion which was distributed Throughthrough tietl;e """-por 8_ , Char lea B.'llu M. P. rsalso.dead, be eqllally s0 in ,hat which is to come life. I have two lives to defend, more across the contemplated railroad over thel Theexportsfrom Liverpool still continue draught of the cider fiom the pail. We know canvass, and for the prompt and decisive J. F. BABCOfK. Y dear to me than my own. We have four Ad r ed State of no more pleasing or profitable mode of pas$~ exposure of the frauds with which Loco- «*}"••»• ?f j"" " - >» « l»fgi «»le,and the nun.l>er of Anrer- HENRY PECK. J pieces of cannon on deck, and the crew, "- • .... « » Jn theHOUSE , ihe uommittee& announcd J^au cargoes of goods at Manchester is J. L. BOS WELL, > Ce'ntral focoism nttenipted to mislead the public. ing an hour than in listening to the many ex­ who know the fate reserved by the- Greeks are substantially the same as last year's. ' altogether un pre cedent ed. W. WOODWARD. | Committee. From the outset—long before the ad­ W. JN. MATS OS, } citing Revolutionary incidents fo which this for unfortunate sailors whom they make The rules of last session werg,, adopted, J The arguments of counsel in the case in j prisoners, are determined to ciie rather journment of Congress — he entered upon Aged lady Was witness, and with which her ihe serious labunTof the campaign, and «!.pp.-®pri»tie ted Delegates to the Convention, from-the ad- salt meadows at the moutlv okour haibor. at the — — •--- - • . - |(. Pom;Minhese,V „h innny other incidents /

™rrr.r«.™bi";"rer ^M , Sn,i,h h.. .A «oe;,joy,«».. rr™ stances. " My mother !" says Lamartine, j for none has been more faithful, honest or of the Tariff of 1S42. The yeas and rnrys siasm and clearness as if their occurrence had- 1 for political discussion in the Irish papers. .. . " how would she have been pleased with untiring ; but, this consciousness does not were called for. Yeas, 96"; Nays, 9M. As Ihe period approaches for the elec-j A 1,1 AJLL 1 E.BES1 l>D* been but yesterday. this pilgrimage, if not of the Christian, at j carry with it the attestation of public grat- A bill to reduce the rates of Postage tion of President of France, the excitement That period has again an.ved whenm nccor-1 I3P P. F. Barn um came passenger in the least ofthe man and the poet! Her mind itude. was reported by Mr. G-ogoi>n'. Referred-. davl'V increases. dance with a good old custom our bills are to; ww so ardent, and so readily and so com- It is our pleasure and pride to of.er in A resolution was adopted, inq-'uirir/g of In1 consequence of the alarming newr. be presented for payment. We'have labored i.igain, an anive at u& jomein - n gepoi pletely imbibed the impression of places part this tribute of regard ; and we feel on ,U1 the President the cause of the detention from Jta'y and the fears at one moment to afford our readers pleasure and we hope they ; « •'} ungiug joui.g eac wit i and things. How her soul would have | assured that we but echo the sentiment ol of American citizens as prisoners in Ire­ entertained of actual personal danger to will find plt«isi.r8 in liquidating the littlecla'ms him. The young defaulter was arrested,.la­ been exalted before this solitary and sacred j every Whig l.eart, in thus publicly offering land. Adj. theatre of the great drama of the gospel, our acknowledgments for the able and the Pope, from his own subjects, and his we have against them. Oar biHs are all of i Tv reputed fliaht from Rome, Cavaignac has h f f their beingtrifling j The Rev. Mr. Sf'rOhgV of the Rdw HaVatt' of that complete drama in which divinity efficient aid which Truman South gave to TUKSDAY. Dec. 12. small an)0unts nud t c ilct 0 TFve SENATE convened at 12. despatched four steam frigates, carrying a . t v , mif np i,;= Church st. Church, also came home from a and humanity each played its part—the ihe Republican cause in the recent con- n, . ' , , c:, , V ' f\. •• in amount, olten keeps the pi Intel out or iiis one crucifying, the other crucified. This! test, h is not our habit to single out indi- On motion of Mr. King, the Senate \tfent brigade of fifteen hundred men to Civila- n,*™- tour in Sui'ope;- in the Niagara. His health into the election of Chairman and Stand­ Vechia, for the pntposB* of securing Ihe dues while larger claims tire dispatched tit once. [ iourney of th°e son whom she loved sojviduals for this sort of approbation, but liberty of his Hol'ioess aiMf respect for his We tkr* labored under many d.sad.antages «'••» •••> »«* .«»"«*«• much, will make her smile even in the! the services and the cheerful w ill with ing Committees. There was no alteration, ' - ..; I*I .1 i I .1.. A >» tUM person. A reinforcements of troops will fhe p«st year, but the increase shown OiV oui M IRISH HEART. abode of blessedness, where I behold her." which they have been rendered in the the members all remaining the same as at the last session. Mr.-S)ix called up the immediately follow. ! subscription book, {faltersus with the assuiance JolnV flanton, an honest Irishman living witlr (To be Continued.) present instance, justify the exception.— Moved by no consideration bt*l those of Ff.irbor bill, and moved i!ts Reference to The most strenuous efforts are being that our labors have been appreciated We ' ]\lr. Geo. W. Betts, of this town, hearing oner' patriotism, he embarked with the zeal and the Committee on Commerce, which was madnade by the GovernrtiCRf t») carry Cavaig- ])ave already been to some expense in trying to d,y ]nst week that his brother hadarrived fronV Figuring oil Hie Gold. J enthusiasm of one determined to succeed. agreed to. rtaclac's election, but still the cause of Louis jve n more pel-fect imp^essirtn and propose st.ill Ireland and was lying «ick in the hospital at' The Boston Courier has been carefuliy anal- Napoleon preponderates His efforts have been crowned with a glo A communication wa's then' received farther improvements. We are making ar- (Quarantine, immediately set out on foot for yzing, not the gold of California, but the state- I Houg tri(Jmph . a|jd the res,jk is one w|lich from the President, and the Senate went 1 he Frankfort Journals state that a plot .ze oj. olif pnper! New York, some fifty mifes, fearing tliat his a inents of some of the gold hunters, and there he has eminently contributed to produce. into Executive Session-and the doors were' for a republican arid socialist rising, and. , I, , . , . T. e .... for the assassination of several members and also to print it in new type throughout..- brother might Suffer, should he wait for th* appears to be considerable alloy found in theni. Phil. North Jim eric.an. closed. of the German Parliament, has been dis In order for us to do this it will be necessaVy regular conveyance next day. He looted it The editor bases his arithmetic upon Col. Ma­ Nearly forty adverse report's were made for Us to have not a contribution—but simply nil night and next morning found him, before son's official despatches to the Government, and ITIiss Marietta Smith. from various committees, on petitions, &c. covered in that city- presented at the last sessivyrv,- a;ll relating Marshal R'edetsbi, Commander of the what is justly our due. Shall we have it 1 | sunrise, seeking-otit his sick UrothelV John by tigures as follows: This young lady, who. some weeks to unimpoitant matters, and all \Vere Austrian forces in Italy is reported to be j Those livin^ at a distance, may remit the , his temperance'arid industry has been enabled This officer has collected Information since so mysteriously disappeared, from ogreed" to. deafl. amount of their bills by mail. A prompt pay- to send;fo^and' bring out to this land of^ Fretf: from various individuals who have explor­ New York, and about whom so much has j Jn the HOUSE, on motion of Mr. Rock­ The most pefect tranquility has suc­ dom, three of his brothers, and contemplates in' ed the mines, and he also visited in per­ been said in the newspapers, and for merit, will greatly accommodate us. well of Conn, the bill to p-rovide for the ceeded the commotion of the 17th, in son, some of the placeres or spots where whose recovery a reward of $7-50 was of­ the Spring sending for his aged parents. An' punishment of false swearing in relation Rome. The Tope appeared to be satisfied the gold is produced. Bis testimony as fered, has been found in this city, a'nd is example of nobleutiss of soul worthy of iinitu-* to claims before Committees .and tlie De­ with the new order of things, and was Post Iflaslcy General's Report. to the existence of the metal in to.erable now with, her mother. We l^arn the fol- tioii. .. ' ..j partments was taken up and passed. greatly pleased- to lind that the peace of This document makes a highly lavorable ex­ abundance,seems indisputable. The main j lowing particulars in relation to this si-n- 1 jVfr. WeritWorfh offered' a' resolution his capital had been-so speedily restored. 1 vlifficulty is to procure well substantiated j anlar affair. Jt seems that upon leaving pose of the state of the Post ©ffice Depart­ The Presidciil's iffc'ssagb. instructing the Judiciary Committee to The London Times says that an imme­ fictson which to found an estimate of the New York, she look passage for this city, ment. The increase during the year in the Wc do not believe a document was ever issued* inq-uire into tire1 expediency of making all diate settlement of the pending dispute actual amount of gold obtained. On this and upon her arrival here, was carried by length of mail routes is 9,390 miles. Whole, from Washington, which has brought down Government Officers elective by the Peo­ between the King of Naples and his Sicil­ point the Colonel furnishes nothing satis-J hacktnau to b Nashua-st. where she re- number of Offices on the 1st of July, 16,159. such universal condemnation from the pressed a ple. Adopted. ian subjects is expected to take place. factory. If fifteen millions of dollars have mained only about 21 hours. The nest A resolution-of inquiry was adopted as The postcript of llie European Times, Postmasters appointed during the year,— of all parties'—a condemnation as jiist as it has'' already been realized, it is reasonable tojd y she went to Berwick, Me. where she a to the expediency of a* survey of New says the report that Prince Windischgralz j 4,121. been'universal.- According to the Telegraph suppose that some individual could be j remained several days in the family of a Mexico and Californi i, and securing by has been assassinated, was current at the GvdSs"revenue of the year ending J une30th, Operator's statement', there were fifty thous­ named possessing a hundred thousand, but! person with whom she had some slight law the application of live mineral wealth Paris Bourse,:on'the lkt instV, but was not including$-200,000 appropriated by tho 12th and words in it—enough to. physic the whole we hear of no such- large sum. We have ; acquaintance. Returning to this ciiy, of those territories to the extinguishment credited. ^ Sec. of the act of 3d of March 1-847, for tho reading public. The Brooklyn Advertiser, is- iio account, moreover, of the smelting of j she stopped with a respectable family in of fhe Public Debt. ; guilty of perpetrating tlie following capitiil hit? ihe ®old and casting it i »to- burs; the . Salutation-st. where she has continued to Mr. Meade offered a resolution instruct­ Isthmus of Tefiuan!epec.—By the last j postage of the government and tlie further sum on thii 6ip-'sheafofall prolix absurdities:7 statements generally"represent ft as gold J remain, learning the dress-making bu.vi ing the Territorial Committee to inquire arrival from Mexico,-we learn- from good ( of collected from and-belonging to the dust, in which state the value of the metal! riess, until the present tune, into the expediency of reporting a' bill' authority, that the house of Manning & acdttunt:s of preceeding ydars, amounted to An excitement utas created the other jsyery ind'etermrnate. Col. Mason esU- Circnrnstances led John L. Andrews transferring to' Texas, agreeably to the Mackintosh, of Mexico, who have taken !$4,371,077. This* sum' exceeds tliat df the evening in the neighborhood of the City strongly to suspect tlial she was the yir.l c,i,uHall, occasioned by a poor fellow who' mates the product of the whole gold re- terms of annexation, the territory lying charge of the great undertaking for open-! pi.oceedin„yeai. $425,184f being an Increase ofi ' "J « P»»r ivion at 20,000 or 50,000 dollars a day, and-j advertised missing from New York, ing u water communication between the ' ^ waj, seated on a:stoop, too amch exhaustedsted east of the Rio Grande. Adopted. t Adj. 10 77 1Wtb tlie persons employed at 4,000, but these and at length his suspicions were con- two oceans, through the fstlnnus of Teho- j ' ° totell' ailed him- He was seen pas", WKorv-KsuA'r, Dec.' 1:3. numbers are evidently conjectural.— j firmed, leaving no doubt on his mind as antepec, have already begun a road fOP, average of the nine yeavflpieccedmguie 1st 0. sing up Fu|ton St. about H 1 2 o'clock, andmd In the SENATE, a petition was presented u v Aearlv all the gold districts belong to the. to her identity. Mr. Andrews consulted . .. r the transportation of all the materials i J '. » 1845, §6,453. appeared then too wtHik to walk, as every United States government; a sirall por-, the Mayor aboot- the matter yesterday i by Mr. Benton of Mo. from t.ie c.itizens of. nacessary for this great work. The road | The letter postage, including the nppropria- few yards he had too leai' himself against ion was granted to private individuals by j morning, and was advised by him to send.tww Mexico, pray wig" Congress to hegrs- a wall or railing for support.. IIUII wuo ^ j ... . c, _ _ , . # ^ # j isic preparingp • w j for the purpose of establish-j tion above stilted, amounted to §3,550,304, ex- the Mexican government previous to the. a dispatch to the iMayor ot New Yurlv]j^e J" Pnc at oncei a temporary oomrnumeation ' ceeding that, of the pnSfc&efling year $295,791, '• Have you been hurt ?" asked a fy- j being an increasp at the rate of 9 09-100 per starider. ^ 44 Worse," muttered the stranger.* cent. " H!ave'yoU:bcen robbed V' The success of the cheap postage system is* 41 Worse.7' ' ; f admitted and a further reduction recommended 44 You are not st'arvihg,-are you 1" ** paia a nurrieu visu io me re-| nn uuicer nan oeen suuiuueu ui me uc-(••••_•-— J -- J vessels ol iarg as follows-: • 44 Worse." •' •' ions occupied by the adventurers, and ; pot to watch the arrival of her mother,. Pr'n,e< - . , , i The undertaking is, at present, under First—Letter postage should 1)3' a' dtiifoi'm "You havd rid' Home; perhaps," coriv what he saw bears no comparison to what; and lo conduct her to the City Hall. I Mr. keverrly Johnson presented the per- ^ superiirtentlerice of ilie'celebrated En- rate of five cents for each hall ounce orfractidri tinned liis intfei Idciitor. 1 h, 44 he relates on hearsay. But we will suppose! While Mr. Smith and the officer were on j it'on of Mr. John X v,krnner . ol ' !~ |g ineerr Moro, to whom is due tHe dlscov- under. - Siill worse," replied tlie'poor fellow*' 11is statements authentic, and not exi>g?or- their way from the depot this morning, "delphin, for the establisment ol_an' AgTM of tHe track through this Istfimusf; Worse, 'Gad, but I don't know any 4JL,t.y/(Second cc —NewspaperL 1C »» *71'ft |/»'l postage should beww chal*-' # . # ,», j « nted ; and the gold spoken of is gold. Let tneythey met iviarietia Marietta in ihethe street, anciand aiierafter rcultural Bureau, which— was received and , 'j,j he.lands|ancj's through tinsthis WFioleWhole district, • ... i • V •• ii ! thing worse ttian to go hnngry3 and home* eed bv weight,-which hd thinks would stop the ;. ' ° ... , ® .k° *«... us see how near the value of it comes to • the confusion occasioned by so unexpect-unexpect-i referred to thethe Committee onon Agriculture. I re ce]ebratecl for tlii ir extraordinary fer- h •> * 1 1 i (ess, with an empty podket. Have you' publishers Irom mailing papers before they are • tyjjen jgon itie fifteen millions of dollars before given, j ea an event had somewhat subsided, all j In the llor;sE, Mr. Pa frey of Ma. asked anti it aboutids in timber of tlie great- dry The discovery was first made as he informs, three repaired lo the Mayor'* Office. I leave to introduce a bill lor repealing all; ^ vaU)e^ ^oth for ship building and* furni- Worse," was*the response; lis, about three months previous to hisjmeThe young ladyiauy gives as methe reason forUM '—— • • C- ongressr';"-R passed for . establishing""fT.""". ^ i utore.^e Ihe roadrQa(j nownQw openingopgnjpfj.1 js to j.;e Third—All other printed matter of whateVet 44 Worse than that ?" exclaimed a dozen' visit. In a few weeks hundreds of men ' leaving home, that she was not contented jand maintaining blavery m the District ol comp]ete(f within the ensuing ei^lit nature or kind, should be rated with double persons arouiid, as their countenances ex-" were drawn thither. |with her condition. She was employed employe |Columbia. On this the yeas and nays months and nworinticHi's nre now progress- newspaper postage. Letters containing arti-"j hibited the greatest astonishment and' were demanded and decided in the nega- - • ° • -• - 1 e 41 ?> These were increased to four thousand, j as an assistant teacher in one of the nff etween cles of value, upon the application of the writer anxiety. Why, man, you are crazy ! 'v b Y a< 69 Ni 'S 85 l' ^ undertakers and our post 44 at the end of three months. Now deduct- schools in New York, and thought her No e.'1?r r\ A)rS i' i .• office department, for the regular trans-1should be regis!ei'od, and a receipt taken for Worse,' he again muttered. Mr. Koot of O. offered a resolution in-1 . • p . i a • -i u .u- i ... .• iirig the few weeks which elapsed bafore: friends claimed too large a portion of her I irnssion of the American mail by this jhri delivery, and tripple lelter postage charged'. Everybody lookcrd on with amazement. any considerable number of hands were! salary. We understand that her conduct struct'nji lhe Committe • on Territories I®; rooU,._^. 0. Com, Bul Dec, j, 44 What is tlig matter with you V1 An abolishment' of the fVanliirig? privilege, employed, we may assume two months for in this city so far as known, has been prenare bills for establisning (governments j ' 441 ha\'e—I have"—and the poor fefttfw 1' e time employed in collecting gold.— strictly correct. Mrs. Smith and her in California and New Mexico, so f.amed J} Strict Cons'ructionisl — One of the and the pre paying of postage on letters, news- fell back with a groan. We have, then, sixty days' work at 40,000 daughter, in company with City Marshal as to provide lor the exclusion of Slavery: merilhers of the New York Electoral Col-! papers and other mailable matter, is recom- 44 Have what 1 What have you done— dollars a day, the medium of Col. Mason's j Turkey, will leave for New York this from saiil^ 1 erritories. 1 l.e resolution ; |ege did not attend the meeting, and his • memledi- speak!" -/. t wo conjectures, which would give 2,400,- afternoon.—Boston Journal, 13/A. pa««edTrX®a8' 107' N;iy8, 80, -1 . ! place was supplied by the election of an-| . The report concludes with the suggestion 441-have committed a"—and the poor ut h s !)00 dollars. But as the number of hands' Mr. Robinson moved to reconsider the ^ otlier. T|ie reap0n ()f his non-attendance ' tlmt the Postmastel. General be nominated by !^"°^ r | handarbefore his faee^aad

sjose only gradually from a few hundred . - . „ „ ,, votes, lie wished the question debated.. was f|)at fr., flg([ promised his wife' th»t he ' ,u. .... »i._ r„.. groaned uagain. u. wjc htJ President to the Senate for rf'spdeific term f', . , .... nii Annn L 11 I »' I F' f n'St DucoveniJ ofJ me CaliforniaJ Gold 1 44 to 4000, we should make a deduction oh ... ^ . , . tJ , r , Before the \ ote on the motion for ve-\V)0ytd never holdold an-office, and she being; Committed what—arobbery". ALnes cne half the labor in applying it to the - J.rom an ar icle in Harper s forth-: consideration was takon, the House ad- a ststrict constr uctioniit, would'not let him of years, be separated from the Cabinet, and- M Nq> no 1 a desperate_ _ act—an_ actoc so- ln ra ,ca ve ,earn riaximum amount of a days prodnre 0| ^, p P^. '} jjourned. . ^ off. only removable by impeachment; and the ap- desperate'*—and again he closed his eyes, E M LNCS ,1 01111,1 L E RE i,o!d. Tlie result of the whole calcolalion! R''' ,.' , , . ° , .' "' I THUR)DAV, Dec. 14. pointment of lho principal subordinaf-'d officers and remained silent. - lr !i ,!iC le rt 1 e efau,t ut le 1,200,000'dollar^, instead of (if;een mil.I . |.||, ^ h '- ^ ®'" " | ]\|r Welister onpenred in tlie SENATE, The Late Mr. Legate's Library.—This for (l i^g teim 0fyeais", be given to him and to '• For God's sake maa, let us know what- lions j a little arithmetic is of vast import- ™l the last century I he Jesu.ts, w ^ very valuable collection, which embraces I provide that no remova, slloU|d be made, except it is, and don't keep us in suspense." •trice .ometiroe«.-i?_ t0tn .be ,^,.^.-,1re,.drle(| foto So desperate that I tremhle to tell yorii- eminent, and the suspicion that they had the Seventh Census, which was read twice «« well as a large amount of Conlinenlal ® You would arrest riTe as a lunatic." done so perhaps had something to do with and referred to*a Select Committee of five. Literatuie, was sold at auction, at Wash-' 44 If you don't tell quiclf, we' i*ill fakef* Bridgeport Bank Robbery.—Young their expulsion from Mexico. In 1769, As a movement has at last been made in the members. ington City, on Friday and Saturday eve­ you to the cult's," said a constaBIe'.' Beach who.lately escaped from this couri-jDon Ji)se Galvez, Marquis of Sonora, un- cheap postage reform, there are reasons to JVlr. Benton reported favorably upon the ning, the J5th and 16th inst. This seeirietTto startle the man,and*he 1/y with $18^000, which he took from, the j dertook. a-n- expedition into California to me-mo-rial* of Messrs. A-spinwall", Stephens t hope that the wishes of the pedple will at lust said : 441 will tell you, if you will not take Bridgeport Bank, has been, traced by Mr. j ascertain the truth of the reports respect- Chloroform and Chan hey. '£he bill proposes to con- „ A correspondent of the. gratified. Mr. Goggin, chairman of the me to the lunatic asylum. Well, then, I Juirnum, wko went in: pursuit of him, toting the gold, uin the rivers, io the soil, • , , r . » / i i Kochester Advertises, states that chloro- tract with them fop twenty years lor the . I,' - . . Post Office Committee in the Hoase,-it will be have"— : Southampton, where $6*000 was found in J and in the rocks." He was accompanied form was successfully used in a case of; transportation of Government property seen in Monday's proceedings, has given Botice 44 Keep still; keep silent," shouted a score bis trunk in the hotel where he was stop by the celebrated Don Miguel Jose de delirium tremens at sea. The jaws of the and troops across the Isthmus of Panama. - of voices. Every body presses forward lung with a young girl of the town. He Arenzn, who discouraged by the fruit'ess patient were set, and his case was pro- of a bill that promises far more practical' good' The contract is proposed to be made as to catch a word, and for a short time the' j.\d not been arrested at the last account search of* a few weeks, recommended the nounrexl hopeless, when Dr. Chas. Galla than the clumsy and impracticable attempts of soon as the railroad is-under way. mass'of people swayed to and fro like the - -there is not the slightest doubt but that abandonment of the enterprise, and for gher, of Delaware proposed chloroform.— the postmaster General, to tinker the existing- Resolutions upon the death of Mr. Sims. waves of the ocean. After a lapse of five J.ie will be.:—Derby Journal. contending t>hat the Maiquis was insane It worked like a charm, and»the man gotjjiwsi w-ere r< eeived from- the House, and an minutes there was a deathlike stillness;— for proceeding, was thrown into prison, well. eloquent tribute* was pa>id to the deceased MrV Goggin's-plan contemplates 5' centk for Every one held his breath for fear of' loi- where he remained several months.— Shovel Speculwion-.—A New York cor­ member all distances, on letters riot exceeding Half an sing the poor fellow's words. ~ Nothing at: all satisfactory,.however, ap­ by Mr. Butler, when Resolutions • B'ank Muta-kes.—The Boston Courier respondent of the- Boston Traveller, says : were adopted, as usual, and the Senate ounce in weight; one cent on newspapers ex 44 Well speak," said one. 44 pears to have resulted from-the search of announces another mistake by a Wank tel­ Ships are fitting out and business men, adjourned: He seemed to nerve himself for' a'des-' Galvez*; though the Jesuits afterward dis ler. The teller of the Exchauge Bank, on ceeding 1900 inches; half a cent uildfer 1960 peculators and gold hunters are all-in hot Mr. Botts offered'a resolution' in th-e perate effort, and lookittg uponl the crrowd' closed, in Spain and in France, that the Saturday last, paid out on a banking check and over 500 inches, and a quarter of a cent" i .ste, getting off for Califoruia. A man HOUSE, calling for the amount of coal im­ a few seconds, said, " I'/iftvt reud uW of charges of discovery and concealment two $1000 bills instead of two $1-00 bills. under 500 inches. The measure is not yet .who. wnf. out; an invoice of shovels many ported under- the TarifTof 1842 and 184<6, the President** Message." ; f ' made against tl.em, were true. The recipient cf the money has failed yet perfected in detail. fj UlfjntH* since to that region for the ordi- and the revenue derived from the satr.e. The effort exhausted his weak1 frattie1.- lo make full restitution. Although the President attempts, to appropri­ o miry purposes of the settlement, before Mr. Wallace, successor to Mr. Sims of He closed his eyes and sunk- back. "A> . -Jim gold, wus hoard of, h:»s just received a A paper has been commenced at Lowell S. C. announced the death of his prede­ Hon. A. P. BUTLER of South Carolina ate the recommendation of a reduction of post­ desperate act, indeed —poor fellow," said- , jemiuanye for the snirje; 'Fttjey sold at estensibly by the factory girls, to war cessor in appropriate terms. Resolutions ha3 been elccted to tlie United States age, and invites particular attention to the re­ a score in tones of pity. He was properly against the reduction of wages- Jt i» *. ,«S25. each, and lie, has -rea|.ize^|. about were adopted, as usual, and the House Senute for six years from the 4-th March port of the Postmaster General, it is well taken care of, and this morning -there iff called the Protest. 'tioopu ;. ;;;" . •—-•••• acyoiirned over to Monday. ; lie*!, by* the Legislature,, _ ^ known that but fertile direct opposition of these some hope entertained for hit recovery. Iff E3P* Tho Ohio Legislature is in ft decided KabOGsa En^umj)it! eift. WiiMoiArrangcraMit fix. There is a tie nil around, and the demo­ PIE members of Kaboosa Encampment Commencing Wednesday, Nov 29 A, 1848,. Saddles, Harnesses 1 \ ' ^ cratic members refuse to listen to any compro­ T No. 9, I. O. of O. F. are requested to be —FOR— •'I , .» &C. &C. ilc. . punctual in their attendance, on Wednesday PORT CHESTER,- ROCKY NECK, mise, consequently it is found impossible to or­ eveuing. Dec. 20th, 1848, as business of impor­ S T A3IF OgD AS® SOS W A L K, ganize the House. tance to each and all the members will be bro't — * before theiri. Per order, 4ft fpHE sutacfriber would respectfully inform OP Mr. Clay leaves Ashland for Now Or-! It 51 C. J. G RUM AN, Scribe; A the public that he has on hand a large Jeans in a few days, ifnealth will permit, where nnd extensive assortment of H i messes, Saddles* Faran for Sale* THK SPLENDID STKAMRR it is expected that Gen. Taylor and he will THE subscriber offers for sale, if Bridles, Martingales, Trunks, Valise's, Carpet- Bags, &c. wliic!Y are rei.ly made and on linnd- meet. Gen. Taylor has sent him a very friend­ farm situated on Kent street, on the rnicsGf.ca!>t. w.gnf. Peek. Also a first rate srsso'fnireirt «/f Carrrag'e and Ri. ly letter since the election* load between Norwalk and Daribury Will leave New York from thfcPier e'ast side and 4 1-2 lri'iles from Norwalk, oppifeit# tlVe fiat j Catharine Market Slip, as abfcve— ding Whips, wliioh are tor sale at a small ad­ vance fi\/:ri factory p'riffif*: Harness Collars manufacturing shop'of Randle & ftaynrond j EV£-RY MORNING; AT 7 O'CLOCK wholesale'and retail. A good assortment, off iHaraci). known as the Church farm, containing from.35'; SUN7 DAYS E^CEP't'Kt). to 75 acres, as the purchaser may wish. Said 1 saddler's silk, parse twist, e iibraeiris; all color Return 1112 leaves Norwalk every 7IIOT fiirrri is in a good stat e of cultivation',- Well-feneed, and qualities. Every article needed in theline, In Wilton, on Sumlfty evening last, by the and we'll-Wafer * - wrll Rev. Mr. Bangs, Erastus Ruscoeto Miss Mary , other F. Sturges., The saffre' evening, Mr. D. A. •?vr' . ^;v.ari. Betts, to Miss Elizu Riley. ber soffreisnt There tfre' good nd in W. W. HAHAMORB. w WM. B. SWAN. sirable fdtit mechanicehauie or farmer.tanner. For furtherturtlie. j»?M. Bridwriort, Daiibmy, N® " tho best manner FORMERLY^OF BRIDGEPORT. CT. terms inquire of the subscriber, near the prein- .Caiman,Caiman,. Wilton, StanwicTi and Middlepattm. ltc:i«ly Made Clofiiiis^. ^fjOULD inform the inhabitants of Norwalk and its vicinity, that he has tak6n rooms ©icK. ises. SAMUEL P. RANDLE. I EPA11 persons are forbid trusting any indi- 1 in the building occupied by Relief Engine Co. No. 1, opposite the Norwalk Hotel lor Wilton, 18th Nov. 1848. 51 .lidnal'on account of tliis boat or her OWiici '.' UST recpive'd a large 16't of Ready Made In this town on tho 15th inst. Miss Harriet New York, Nov. 28, 1848. Coats, Vests,?a'nd Pants for winter wear. W w a short'tint c. and would invite an examination of his specimens of the Dagfliis lTiail Newel, aged 10. J Bridgeport Savings EiiiiE "* T. L. 6c J. R. PECK. J Ai'f, which for beamy or correctness cannot b<< surpassed. Children's Likenesses, of a ny 8ge, In this town on the 16th inst. Mrs. Sarah Nov. lSf.-1848. i £Usn in from 3 to 10 seconds, between the hours of 10 and 2 P. M. Aiso, Pictures for Lock- Gregory, aged 83 years. T HIS Institution has been in operation about Ruin! I ets, Pins iind Finger Rings. Portraits <>f deceased persons copied accurately. five years. The present amount of de­ In Wilton on the 11th irist. Win. Taylor, AM Well' aware that at th'tf pf-ice at which I j Raisins. I nstructions given in the art, and all o?his recent improvements thoroughly taught. Room# aged 75. posits exceeds two hundred and forty thousand a in selliog ffiose prints, (of which so much ' o'j>e ii hom 9 A. M- to 4 o^cloek. P. M. Perfect satisfaction given to' patrons. 9 AISINS in whole, linIf, and quarter box- At Maracaibo, Venezuela, on the 12th Sept. [ dollars. Regular semi-annual dividendsy from the doings of the assessors, and to equalize For term's, &c. apply to CEIAS. ISAACS. Nov. 7, 1848. and adjust the list of 1848. W ident of the Uniced States for the next SUBSCRTI?ER; tho above ninmiMt in California, or otlur, Gold in exchange for DRY four years—that Lewis Cass and Martin Van Norwalk, Nov. 1, 1848. 45 *" GKO. SI. JOHN, JNO. CAMP, JR. GOODS at uuprecidonted low prices at No. 11 Main st. C. C. BE'TTS. Buren are completely defunct—and that John. SAMUEL ST. JOHN, J. W. HUBBKLL, Burrall lias just, received a very superior fot of BUTTE IE; OLD p;I. mmm JOHN KNAPP. butter :ind cheese from some of the nWst Cele­ 0^1STOCK & ottVr for sale 10.000' 2t51 Board of Belief. HALL brated dairies at the West, and few oiftfe'r C Tbs.' go'o'd d;firy Imtte'r, m qira'nfities to ac­ TEAS! THAS! mtisonie A'olicc. articles for holidays, viz : commodate puiS;h'users', wholesale ini'd retail and rriHE Worshipful Master, Wardens and 1000 Ib's. of premium; Cheestf on the most favorable terms. JL Brethren of St. John's Lodge, No. 6, will 750 do. Firkin fiutter New Canaan, Oct. 16th, 1848. 42 New fork and Canton Tea Company, 1 celebrate the coming Festival of St. John the 250 do . No. 1 Boston Soap, a fine article' Evangelist, on the ovening of the 27tli Dec. at 100 do. Mould Candle's 1 f C o'clock, A. M. by a public Installation, Ad­ A very fine article of Brown Sugar; Soda HE New York CANTON TEA COMPANY, tl.e oldest nnd most extensive' tea dress, ice. in the Hall of the Sons of Temper­ and other kinds ot biscuit. L'L' persons, both residents and non-resi- T. establishment in America',' have established ariagency in Norwalk, and appointed thfe Obl$ BURRALD. L dents, liable to pay Town. Highway, and scfikiber their sole agent, at whose store the community may be supplied with the purest, inostfra- ance. Brethren in good standing, are invited to * • • •' " 1 Besides being miequfilted'iu attend. H. WALTON, Seo'y. Norwalk, Nov. 26, J48. State Taxes, iij the town of Ridgefield on tho grant and per feef teas to be found in the world—China excepted. Besides being mieqeAttea Ndfwalk, Dec. 18, 1848. 2t51 a'ssessm'ent List o.f 1847, are hereby notified quality, they defy competition in price. When ever t heir leas have been tried, they have se­ JACOS5 CIIOLWVLL, Son. that f will attend for the purpose of receiving cured the highest satisfaction, and the continued and eager patronage of the purchaser. All that MRS. M. ^AKEalAN. SHIRT-HANDS wanted imme­ NO. 189 SOUTH STREET, N. YORK, the same, at tho following times and places, is asked i« a fair trial, which we solicit from the citizens of Norwalk. 51 1000 diately, to whom constant employ­ Commission Merchant., 1'iiporter and whole­ viz. at. tho store of Jennings & Co in Ridgefield, Norwalk, Dec. 20.1S47. ment. will bo given. M. WAKEMAN. sale dealer in. Foreign and Domestic On Saturday, the' Kith day of D13cemM?er^l8'4'8, Fruits, 4 c. between the hotirs df $ A. M and 3 P. M. and AUCTION. at the Office in Ridgebury Society, on HE following articles are offered to Coun­ Post N pursuance of an order of the Court of try Merchants, Grocers, and others, at Monday, the 18t.h day of December," T-&43, be­ Original Sarsaprila Probate for the District of Norwalk, dated T tween the hours of ]0 A. M. and 2 P." M. I the lowest market price, l'or cash :—500.0 boxes EPOT at. F. BR.ADY'S Jewelery Store, 28th November, 1848, I will sell at Public Those who neglect this notice may expect to oranges, lemons, figs, and raisins; 15,000 lbs. D west side of the Bridge. Purchasers are Auction On the premises on the lirst Monday of , prunes, citron and currants; grapes, licorice, pay travelling fees. ! caut-io'ned against Iniyijig a spurious im.itation, III LI A M K. SCOTT, Collector'. March neSt; at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, all j jujube paste, preserves,Je I lie's, pickles, catsups ! which' is e'xle'n'sivaly adVoVt'ised tor sn'le' in this flic! real estate df flannah Bessonf, late deceas­ fdmonds ofafl kind's; Filbert, Maderia, Brazi Ridgefield, Nov. 21, 1848". 3f47 ; town," and which the venders sell at a'ny price a ed, situated in New Canaan, in said District, " „ _ -TT i i T • r • purchaser may offer. rrh(5 genuine Sarsaiin- Pecan, Clies, Hickory, Pea, and Cocoa Nuts; 82. IfflLL will be happy to see his:1.,' • . J , , . unless previously disposed of at private sale. . , , 4 , „ ,, • | n a may be purcnased att the to. lowing places: cigars and tobacco, var. brands; apples, potatoes, friends, and respond foal! their calls in the „ rt V-» V i /c,,;,.,, ,f. . T^„ •JOSEPH S1LL1MAN, Administrator, ' 1 - I* . Brady s .Jewelry btoro. iNorwativ ; Jen onions and c ranberrios ; butter, cheese, lard, way of his rvnfession. with the will annexed. and a great variety of other articles. uings dc Newkirk, do.; A. E. Smith, do.; New CuririSir, l&th Dec. 1848. otoi George Mather, and George Wo ilsey, D irien; Liberal advances and punctual returns made A;Tso RESH CAMPHUNE every week, j Keeler & Be'tts, Westport; John Pike, South- on all consignments of ourter, cheese', lard, anoth'e'r lot of those cheap ^olar Lamps. froFSiffc. F port; Wm. H. Cleveland, Five Mile River: sdap, candle's/potafoes, apples, onions, nuts, (fee. C. E. D1SBSOW & Co. F. B E A D L E Y ' S THE dwelling house and about He also oilers his services for the purchase Comstock & Hall, N«w Canaan; J. II. M«e*er three uteres of laud adjoining of the j and shipment of all kinds of produce. T. T. McRWI N, liidgefield; Lewis Ohiiatead. Wilion ; Linus E \y estate, bf Isaac Smith, late of New References given when requested, to houses St. Johii, Silvennine; Geo. \V. Smith, So'uth .Canaan, "deceased, situate about half a mile in this city. New Orleans. La., Nashville, CONNECTICUT COMMISSIONER,• Norwalk; W. R. Nasi'., H. N. Beach, Joseph Cm " .southerly of the Cdrigregatibnsri Meeting hotfSt? 3tiaw, K.. S.. Griffilh', Briclgeport; wiMmmi- V. HEALTHTHEATfH. nun nop each nnd ev\*ry -,. f . . . . , niversallv proi A requested to call and settle their accounts complaint—but will oure a dry and hacking N pursuance to an order of the Court of Pro- il not superior to anv in trie markej, bcth for finish aruMu- rubilitv. He lias" amnn 1 by .the first of January. S. E. OLMSTE AD. cough. Which will not cure one half the cata­ ESisvx Couisfy S. bate for the District of Re Iding, will be'sold j ' oi very n.^ht single Harness, vvliich combinp" qualities of neatness and wear, as they are manufactured in a superior.style of theverv Wi™.! * Dec. 19th, 1843. at Public Auction", on the premises' tfn Wednes­ logue of ills that flesh is heir to—but. will cure ten'.ls. Every ar'.icle called for in las line of" business will be found at this establishment ninrV a cold, cough, hoarseness, sore throat, whooping Health Instsaiice day, the 13t,h day of Deceiii'ber ne\t. at o'clk in a workmansni;) stym o! .the best m-iterials.and will be disposed of at pi-ices ns reasonable as" OCK SALT for packing; Salt Pet re, cough, influenza, cro'up, rftitatio'n of the throat, afternoon, so nfiich of the real' estate of Justus any other similar establishment in the county. Also a recent supply of well selected Buffalo R and Raisins; in whole, half and quarter asthma, and all diseases leading to the con­ S'h'erwood, deceased, as will raise the sum of Holies, Blankets, &c. Bepainug done in a neat,substantial and expeditious manner Secure yourselt'es against want befori&'it domes boxes, at S. E. OLMSTEAD'S. sumption. Sold by W. E.BISSEL-L. one hundred and sixty-six dollars and seventy . It is the intention of the subscriber to keep constantly on hand a general' assortment of ili; seven cents, together w'.th the iu'cideiftffl char­ articles in bis line, selected with an eye to the wa'nfs of his. cujtomors, and to make his esfihi- A . One Ceut Ro\v;ucount / J Ran away from the subscriber B OLMSTEAD'S. - *4t47 'E'3K.\K"/>KR II VWLKV, A dm" r. Norwalk, Dec. i2, ISIS -If * ' F.BRADLEY.- 011 the 23d ult. an indented colored A Large Proportion of the Profits Relumed to the Insured. / apprentice to the fanning business. MACKCREL iaMOMaMn iiy the name of Richard Gullafield. I/L Male persons between tillages of 15 Notice; D QZtatistry. mw This is to forbid all perso'ris lmrboring or trusting N bbls. half and quarter bbis. at; and 65 j-ears, insured by this Company, OLM STEAD'S. A HR C6'pnrtnersliip heretofore existing be­ C. FJTC5J, SEJfEGEQftT DEXTffST Said boy on my account.; I are entitled to a weekly benefit whenever inca- tween the subscribers, under the name and T AS established limself in his profession Francis Brady, PH1NEAS CHAPMAN. paciated, by accident or sickness,from attending fi'rm of Camp Ridgefield, Dec. 13, 1848. 3t*51 to'fheir ordinary business, as follows : by miitu'al' con'sent. H HA£DW&£E beat H. Nichols' Hotel, Westpoi t:; iroYn ilia Cailet y, stool, Wiiuloiv Those paying $3 a year, arc entitled to$2- a week. SAM'L R. P. CAMP. ,'irst to the 15t!i of each iiuniMi: and ;.r his oflice Firkin Butter. .. 4 .. 3' JAMES KENNARD. | ^ opened a shop on the west-' side tilass, Paints and Oils. 5 <• <"«" 4 •' • in New Canaan, (over N. W. Il'oyt's Tailoring » JL of the bridge, adjoining the store ef'Chas. OOD firkin Butter, for sale by the firkin or Norwalk. Nov. 3'. 1 S-?3. 45 by 50 or 25 pounds," cheap at WHOLESALE & EETA1L. E'stahlisliiueut) fro MI the I5"th to the last of each Isaacs, Es(j., wriere he may always bb'found ou G 9 f BURRALL'S. Opposite HotjCs Landing, Norwalk. Ifi'. Townseisil's Sarsiij);ii ilhs.: month'. PiiLro'iagc'is" r'sspectfully solicited. 43 hand to attend to the wants of his friends and i'l customers, who'iwiy be assured f.'hiit their work Nerwalk, Dec. 12, 1848. HE genuine article, for sale by rg^HE subscriber is now receiving direct from A-1'V Females between 15 and 65 years,-i*isur- will be done up right and chertp. He has for CHS. T. LEONARD. T sale a variety of Fancy Goods, Clocks, Look 1660 to lSOO. : •st . ST iv A Y E I) from ihe subscriber mg Glasses, &c. He manufactures Silver A 1*1 PIIEIV E.—Of -the first, q'nuiitv, a n d in'the month of June last, a mare, Spoons, Sug'a i'-totigs,'Llidlos, Knives und Fo*fcr;. Tlie Ancient Historical by the quautity for sale at No. 13 Main st. >ECORDS OF NORWADK, are ready cplt, OIIH year old, with two white and evt>ry variety of Silver Ware. " 'jy C. T. L KONARU ^ fot-subscribers'and for srfte at Che'stoVdf of Dealers ;rnd other purchasers rtre requested to jiving ^5, a vear, are entitled to $3 a week. % feet, ami a white spot in tim fore­ Silver Coffin Plates made to order, and Brit*-- nV nS wi VlrnJ o /»»-if n tin nArrtl'A milLc . ' ** ' ». ' . . A Jas. MALLORY & Co. exa'i;Virt e Che assortment and prices befor6 pui 3 " .< 2 head, a lit I In on one side. Whoever will re- tania Plates a (Ways on hand and himtkwaely- Siii;t i'1's s y rII p illo 9 asses,' t chasing elsewhere. Among the assortment may 1 - Also, extra copies of the Map of Ndricalk, The ""sured also receive annually, a share o torn said colt to the subscriber, will he reason- engraved at short noiice. first rate article for salB by an'd1 the Plan of the Ancient Settlement, priuted be found—. Q , „ J, , TT , I the profits, which thus far, hftv6 been 50 per bly.rewarded'. .1ESSI<: F.. KKELICR... Clocks and Watches repaired and w'afliirited' T. L. & J. "R- PECK. on plate paper arid- suitable for framing. Airierr.tan, n>nd' English Kiih Knob,-Fpright, nnd !cenr.on prem'lumg received. A N. I>. Kive dollars reward will be paid lor and every kind of mending jubbing done'. 47 E. HALt. MoVtiOe'iVtiCe Locks, with Mineral, Glass, Pio- When V6\.u'he^ilth.is gone, it will be too hue the siifo return of the colt to the subscriber free Norwalk, May 2d, 1848. claim and Brass Knobs. j'to insure it. Provide against sidkness' then FOUSAL-LV of charge. district of Norwalk, ss Probate Court, Nov Pa^, Chest, Draw, Desk, Box, Truihk, Till and „•],•,], y6u nre We||. PAIR of woeking 6keil sViid 15' horses, for Ridgcfii'ld. Del. 2." 1S41B'. 40 Pi«tcc!ii>5s Siisiiraicsc Cossipajiy 27th, 1848. j Right Locks. , . 'Information giVdn a*nd applications received at 9 sale bv the subscribers. Of HARTFORD; Co.vv. STATE of SARAH WOOLSEY, late • Norfolk, American, Malable, Long, Square and this oflie6. left 29" . . " ., PECKS & QUIGLEY, I£EI2:OV»J. Capital $200,000—with privilege to E of Norwalk, in said district, deceased. Escutcheon Latches. So. Norwalk. Sept. 25th. 1848- ri MTE subscriber has renioved , his's'fndk'. of increase to II a I f .T M i 11 i on. The Court of Probate for the District of Nor- Parliament, Broad, Narrow, Tuble, Loos& and ^1 OR SALE.—A Poddjar's Wagon in good; .1. (.irocm'ies, Paints, Oils, &c. froni the IL LIA M C. STPcE E T, having received walk hath limited and allowed six months from' Brass Butts. 1 running order; also n two horse carriage hardwaEe, Bridge to Cehtreville, about, midway between the agency of tiiij above named CoiHpa' th« date hereof,-for the creditors of said estate) Wood Screws assorted from 3-8 to 3 inches, and oue horse Wagou,Tor sale chpap, by the Bridge and South'N'orwalk Landing, opjio- oy it, now prepared tb insure Houses,-Stores, j CUTLERY, &C. to exhibit their claims for settlenVerit. Those Flat, Oval, half round, Mi'M, Table and Round C. ISA ACS'. site his dwelling liouse. He intends to keep a Mills I- uctories. Barns and the con'.ents of each, Who' neglect' to'present their accounts, properly| Files. Horse, Wood and Shoe Rasps, HE subscriber offers for sale as cheap as good assortment of family groceries, flour, &c. together with every other specks of property, attested, within said time, will bw debarred a Augers assorted from 3-8 to 2 1-2 inches, Tcan be found in any establishment in Fair­ Aiso," of Paints, Oils, Glass, Brushes, &c. &c. r •'jgainst Loss or Damage by tire. recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate'. Eng^jsh and American Shovels and Spade's, field county, a large and complete assortment of A sliure of patronage is respectfully solicited. Thex .,„.oratesa ofu, premiumjiremiuin offered,ofrbred, are as low as are requested to make immediate payment to j Long and shorfi handled Manure Forks iEStna Insurance Co Ilardicarc, Cutlery, ^*c., among which may be Joiuv' S. SAMMIS. hoselose ofot aany ny olhtolh.^r similav" lnsfitufi^i^nd every 3t*49 WM. ANDREAS, Administrator. Plows and' P'loNv Castings. * ILiRTFOR!)" Conn. toiind— [Mill Saws'.. CenteiVille, (Norwalky) Oct. 13", 1847. 1 malan has now an' oppo);ainify,for rt trtfiingsum to Hooks and Hinges, Plate Hinges, Blind Fasts. JAi*lES KECD, A^eiit. Hand, Panel, Compass,- Crosscut, Back and } project hitnsen apjrtJnsL this d^sfjuctive ele- Wen's Goods. Mill, Crosscut^ Webb, Hand, Back, Whip and HIS old and well known Company has English nnd American Chisels'"of all sizus. ment. winch often. jn a sirigle aour, sweeps" "# CAN b'oiV defy competition in cloths, cassi- Key-hole Suws. T establi ;hed an agency in this toWnvand English and American Drawing Knives. Mew Arrangement. " w;0. t'ie earni jigs of so ihany yi;v,vs. Ji- mere^, vestings, and in fact, in all articles Broad and Nai'row Axes duly appointed the subscriber its agent, who isj Fore, Jack",. Smbotlyng", Match, Rabbitt Places fglflE subscriber has purcliased of C. L It is lncun.ibciiit on n II p&j^s applying for a 1 bf Men's Goods. Gents wishing proof positive Carpenters'a rid Coopers'v^dz!e prepared to enter upon the duties of th*v. Cilia's ^pl»o-:i|>ilon:inal immediately to the subscriber on the premises. assorted sizes. Hair Oils* porter ami shoiigjiev bracc.- L.S.BENEDICT. ODA BISCUIT, Milk Biscuit, Boston A full assortment of Iroii and &Uel; Capt, English Blister, German, American, and ENUINE oxOX marrow, warranted t.Q he R. HILL having purchased the right of Not*wa c. Sept. 25, 184S* Spring- Steel, assorted sizes/ s Crackers, Butter Biscuit, jlist received and English Iron Wagtin Tyre, from I11-4' td! 3-4' J procurred from the bone of the ox, and n D sale for !• airfield County, offers the above American and French Window Glass, asserted for siileat BURRALL'L S. incn, all thickness. G i ^ DIC* TOWWSEIVD'S variety of other oils and pomatum. A large lot named instrument for.salmon reasonable terms. ,from 6X8 to 18X24. English do. Cart do.' fvdrii 2 1-2 to 3 do. n Compound Extract of Sarsaprilla. of Hair Brushes, u d Combs of all kinds, at This instrument has received the sauctiouof th» Pure Extra and No: 1 White Lead. LOST Swedes do., do, do. from 2 1-2 to 3 do. ffVVHlS"highly valuable and popular medicine C. E. DISBROW'S. National Medical Convention, and th^ premium English Red, YelloW*Ochre, Paris Engiish ahd ETWEEN the store of .John A. Weed Americrtii do. round do. from 1 1-4 to 2-8 do. for the removal arid permanent cure of all at the Fair-of the American Institute, ovejr fell; Chrome Green. B and Flax Hill, on Saturday night last, a American do. square do. from 1 to 3-8 do. other similar supporters. ^ . diseases arising- front1 an! impure' state of the Almnnacs for 1849. Verdegras and Lamp-Black. woman's common pocket, containing $200' in Hoop and Band Iron, all widths. blood, or habit of the' system, can be obtained Please cad and examine it; ' Coach and Cabinet Varnish, dd. Glue. goldi and SlsT'in Clllk The abo^'srilh consti- Sanderson & Co's best quality Cast Steel, §-& IDDLEBROOK'S and Prindle's Almac at the store of the subscribers, who receive it Norwalk, Nov. 13, 1848. 46 Sperm and Refined Xiamp Oill, Linceed and tutus thd entire' property df ii j'i'dor man, and it nud 3-4 octogon, and 11-4, 1, 3-4, 5-8s q^i^re,. M nacs for 1849, by the gross, or siug'.e do- direct from the Principal Office, in the city of 4 aeu, at 16 cents per dozen, fo^ safe at Wiial© Oil, (fee., &c. is'lidded thiit the fiiidei will return tbe same All these articles kept constantly o$ hand and rf»R SALE,, .New York. T. L* & J. R. PECK. either at this office, With subscriber. JKISSELL'S. . ^ . "WTLLfAM C. STREET- for sale by CHARLES I^AAQS GOOD SPRING CAiRR]AGE snita No;walk, May 15) 1548 y. ^OfWftlk, Nov. 7, 1848. 45 , Norwalk,- Muy I, 1848. •_ " ' 43' , JA.3IES OANEY. Norwalk, May 15, 1848. ?f. A ble for ft peddler, ft. g,

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n- in Prji'ia, TESTE© BY 1HOUSAKDS I NEW EST ABLISIIMEINT. w Westpoxt Hotel! j ;> 11; ,i) « ,rl -iissfT .*»! ' ' - And nil an i moiisl y Approved THE subscriber having vceettly • U^^iSrV^ o 1 ->15,:^ . Harnesses, 8co. Sco. completed exteusive improvements H. and additions to bis house, is now •'flv fry ' ^ Z rBI HE attention of the public is invited to the prepared to accommodate gentlemen J O JL new Saddlery Establishment just opened 25 l—i by the subscriber under'the Connecticut Hotel aud families, with board and convenient, airj O P Hi* stock and workmanship he belieystobe ful­ apartments, where every attention will be paid fi w by the proprietor to render the situation of those S3 ly equal to the best, and his attention will be < assiduously given to meet the wishes, a nd secure who may favor him with a call, pleasant aim £ BOOK STORE AXDBIUBERY. comfortable. DR. SWEDIAUB'S the approbation of all who favor him with their J pjitronage. Work done at short notice, and pri-, TS^HE subscriber has just received a large This Hotelis pleasantly situated in one of the Compound Sarsaparrilla Pills, < INDIAN finest villages iu Connecticut, within forty miles 55 H cos moderate. nssoitment of school and other^ books OSSESSES an alterative, Tonic. Diaretic W-T of the city of New York, between which place Herpetic, Stomachie, Nervine, and Ca- 5' A good assortment of Harnesses, Saddles, which will be sold at the lowest prices at P C3t—< and Westport, splendid steambnots ply daily; Ih irtic porperties, which cannot be surpassed by w Bridles, Whips, Trunks, Valises, Carpetbags, wholesale or rotail. Also a complete assort- PS ss &c. will be kept constantly on hand, aud forsale merit of Stationery of the cominou and finest fare cheap. The country in the vicinity furn­ any known medicine in the vegetable kingdom O ishes an abundance of the finest game; the riv­ Purify the blood and Disease may be cured. £ cheap. 1 kinds. ; : W Repairing done in a neat, 'substantial,and ex- j The subscriber continues to cmiy.nn the ers and harbor abound in fish, and almost every Sarsa piirrilla has been admitted, anil fully con • W peditious manner. FRKDEUICK BRADLEY. 1 Book Binding business in all its branches, and description and convenient boats tuny always be firmed by the conjoined testimony of the most 0 Norwalk, May 2, 1S48. 2 is prepaved to bind Pamphlets, Magazines, and had for rowing or sailing. The location is un­ eminent physicians of the present age, in Eu­ ' Periodicals at short uotice, and in the best mau- equalled for those who are foud of sporting or [From Northfield. Vt".\ rope as well as on this continent, to be the most A. SELLECK. fishing. estimable and valuable Medicine contained in DT. W. Wright—Dear Sir: 1 have used Norwalk, Aug. 7, 1848. The proprietor having been many years enga­ the Materia Medica,and possessing very remark­ your Indian Vegetable Pills in my family for ged in the business feels confident of his ability able and peculiar properties. A combination the last four or five years, and have comu to to give perfect satisfaction to all. His table will having been effected with the above named veg­ BOOK BINDING. the conclusion that they are superior to any 1>1NDTNG of every description executed always be well supplied with all the delicacies etable, of a number of the most efficient Medi­ other patent medicine IU the market. I have » > by the edition or single volume, in as good of the season, and with a careful selection of cines ever disclosed, in the form of Pills, renders oiven theui to a number of persons in bilious style, and as cheap as any other establishment, attendants and with the personal attentions of it a most valuable and salutary Medicine,tar sur­ and other complaints, and they have always in the United States, who do it equally as well. himself and family he trusts he cannot fail to passing any heretofore offered to the public. Stoves. proved the most efficacious and satisfactory Elegant and appropriate Bindings for Harper's make this a pleasant and comfortable resort. The disease to which these Pills are peculiar- THE subscribers would respectfully inform- medicine they have ever taken. Illustrated Bible and Shakespeare. There is connected with the Hotel, an exten­ lyand with remarkablesuccess adapted,are : 1st Yours, respectfully, C. GILMAV. Magazines and Periodicals bound with gilt sive livery stable where good horses, carriages the citizens of Norwalk and the adjacent coun­ Cutaneous or Eruptive Diseases ; and ns a De- try, that they have located themselves in tho covers and edges, for 62£ cents. and saddle-horses can always bo had and on purator or Purifier of the Mood, their does not Dr. Wright—Denr Sir : I have been afflict­ village of South Norwalk, for the purpose of Individuals iu any part of the United State.? reasonable Jerrys. HKZKKIAU NICHOLS. exist their equal. 3d. All diseases affecting the ed with habitual costiveness, and ail its attend­ carrying 011 the Stove Business with its various Alimentary Canal, with its Viscera and Secre­ ing evils, for the past six or eight years, and who wish their books bound or re-bound, can Westport, March 22d, 1647. 1 E have added extensively to our stock of have them doue by boxing them and direct to branches. We solicit but a share of the pat- ' tion, and removes therefrom all inflammatory af­ have tried most of the different pills and medi­ W Stoves, and will continue to have a ronage of our Fellow Citizens, and hope for fections. 3d. BHious affections of long duration. cines in use with but little or no effect; and, our address. «. For Sale. good assortment of the most improved and OF* P. S- Orders left- at thi-s Office will be success, only as we deal honorably, and upon 4th. Dropsy, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Neu­ reading the recommendation of your pills on a latest paterns of Cooking Stoves, such as At- THE subscriber offers for sale strict principles of justice. We deal exclusive- forwarded to the subscribers. 1191 ralgia, Rheumatism, Worms, Headache. Fe­ show board. I concluded to give your Indian wood's Empire, P. P- Stewarts, J1 isk's Novel-1 low, his Homestead situated about ALEXANDER & JOHNSON, ^ ly for cash. Our prices arc low, and such ns male Complaints, &c. It is the best general Vegetable Pills a fair trial, and after taking the ly, All Right, Stanley's Improved Rotary, cele­ one mile from Norwalk bridge, on No. 7 Spruce Street, N. Y. will yield us a fair profit at quick sales ; and wo Pur^.tive known—power and mildness arecom­ best part of three or four boxes, found myself brated American Air Tight, from which the the east side of the harbor, consisting of a good think will prove satisfactory to the buyer. We- New York, June 20, 1847. 25 bined. They can be administered to every ago perfectly cu;ed. And to those persons similarly Republic, Paragon, Ivvin, and many others two story dwelling house, barn and other buil­ will be pleased to be favored with 'he calls of and sex; all offensive accumulations are remov­ afflicted, 1 say—give them a fair trial—they are have taken their pattern, but. is thought to sur­ dings, all in good order with about nine acres of our friends, that they may examine our assort­ ed without leaving the bowels in a constipated good. C. W. WIXNIE. pass them all in economy and'durability. first-rate la nd. On the sa me is a fine and thrifty ment, and act their own pleasure as to buying, state,so general an objection brought against all Canajoharie, N. Y., April 21, 1848. Also fancy, cast, and sheet iron Parlor, and^ Selleck's Line! orchard of grafted fruit; this place is finely sit­ THE DOMESTIC wo shall be content with showing what we pills. They stimulate every organ in the body Store Stoves. Also a geneinl nrfoitrcr-i.t of uated, commanding an extensive prospect of the From the Editor of the People's Ad,meats,. will leave this Tuesday have. Our stock is good, being new, and by a to a healthystate. These Pills bring on a heal­ household utensils, knives and forks, spoons, Sound and the Norwalk Islands, and is well a- Dr. W. Wright—Dear Sir: * * * I would evening for New York careful experience (on tho part of one of the thy state, or in other words, their remedial pow­ Tin and Brittania Ware, Hollow Ware, dapted for' a mechanic of any description. be glad if every man, woman and child in the aud the MARY A. firm) in the manufacture of stoves,—we are ers are disclosed by a different operation from all Wooden Ware, Sadirons, Andirons, Bricks, Terms of payment made easy. Apply to C'H'S country could become acquainted with the thor­ SELLECK ou the Tuesday following. able to judge of the various qualities of iron, other pills. People"generally are led to adopt Grates, Stove and Plow Castings. ISAACS at Norwalk, who is authorized to con­ ough and efficient qualities of Wright's Indian ther arrangement giveu hereafter. and those general principles upon which the erroneous opinions,from perusiug the numerous Orders in the business solicited. tract for the same. W. M. RAYMOND. Vegetable Pills. 1 have used no other medi­ Norwalk, Feb. 22. N. SELLECK. excellency of the stove depends. Our workmen circulars of Quacks and Humbugs, which incul­ LOCKWOOD & HAIGHT. Norwalk, May 10, 8147. 1 cine for the last year, and have over found it, P, S. The Domestic will leave on Saturday in the manufacturing line are all masters of the cate the idea that Pills must operate violent ly,or Norwalk, Oct. 2, 1848. 6m40 with appropriate diet, to operate as thoroughly March 4th, and the Mary A. Selleck the Tues­ business. Their work will speak for itself. produce copious and frequent discharges which FARM FOR SALE. Make ns a call. N ASL1 6c lIOl T» ' < is very detrimental and pernicions in its conse­ upon the bad qualities in mystomach and bowels day following—Commencing their regular trips. as Capt. Bragg's bat tery did upon the Mexicans. IN VALUABLE THE Subscriber offers for sale n South Norwalk, Nov. 20, 1848. quences, and productive of far more mischief farm situated in Darien, consisting than they are intended to remove. These Pills Montro .e, Pa., March 12,1848. F.UIILY C03IP.4SI0I. N. B. Farmers' Produce taken in excliangp IX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and For New York. of fifty-nine acres of good land, for stoves and other goods. 47 operate by a slow and gradual process ; mild, but From Wcsternville, Oneida ffo., New York. well fenced with good stone wall. On the powerful enough to bring about their beneficial Cure of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases REGULAR TRIPS FOR THE SEASON. Dr. W. Wright—Dear Sir: Having used farm is a good House, Barn, and other out build results, withont the pernicious and injurious ef­ your Indian Vegetable Pills in my family for a of the Heart, and all Female Diseases. 334 HE Sloop MARY WILLIS, Plumbc National Daguerrian Gallery, Capt. Willis J. Morritt, hav­ ings. The place is located about 1 mile north fects which attend all pills generally, and which considerable length of time, and in numerous pages, 28 engravings. Paper 50 cts: bound 75 T No. 251 Broa«iwav, l*e\v York. cts. Mail to any part—postage 9 1-2 cts. ing commenced her regular trips of Darien Meeting House. For terms of sale ni'6 characterized by the drastic and powerful ailments, such asas Colds,Headache, Influenza WO patents granted under Great Seal of Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, $2. for the Season, will leave Norwalk, and other particulars, enquire of the owner 011 operations of them. These pills are perfectly and other diseases incident, to the climate, I can the United States—awarded the gold and - Mail to any part, 50 cts. postage. Inhaling East side the Bridge, every Tuesday Evening, the premises. ELIAS JOHNSON. T safe, and may be used with confidence that, no speak knowingly of their virtues* The use of Silver medaN, four first premiums and two Tubes, Silver, $3, by mail, letter postage. Ab- aud New York every Saturday. Darien, Feb. 7, 1848. *3t Gtf injurious effects will result therefrom, the ingre­ them has always been attended with the most highest honors, at the National, the Massachu- Any one having business with the Packet dients being entirely vegetable. beneficial results, not only in our own family but domininal Supporters, perfect, $8 to $10, for setts, the New York, and the Pennsylvania all Ruptures, Falling of the Bowels and Womb, Office during the absence of the vessel, may The virtues of Dr. Sweidaur's Compound among my friefnds and neighbors. They operate Exhibitions, for the most splendid colored Da­ and Weak Rack, and Chest; sent by Express apply at the Cabinet Shop of Waterbury & Sarsoparrilla Pill cannot be appreciated only by without producing debility, which is not tho case For Sale. guerreotypes, and best, apparatus. *1 everywhere. For Braces or Supporters, or those who have used them, their operations be­ with other medicines. I have no hesitation in Quintard, ou the Dock. A farm of sixty acrcs of the finest Apparatus and Stock, wholesale and retail- Rupture Supporters, give height from head to WILLIS J. MERRITT. ing so admirably adapted to assist nature in car- saying that Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are land in Fairfield County, Conn, with Portraits takeu in any weather in exquisite foot, and circuuifereuce of person next the sur­ Norwalk, March 29. 1847. 13 ryingoff morbid matter,obstructions, impurities always a safe and reliable medicine. a large new modern built dwelling, style—Instructions given in the Art. face, jusi above the hips. If Rupture, mention of the blood, &c. The great superiority of the Your ob't serv't, JOHN SWAN, Jr. and out houses thereon, eligibly sit­ New York. June 20, 1848. *1>25 Compound Sarsparrilla Pilis overall other pre­ which side. Agents wanted for the sale of the uated about, one mile from the village of New parations, is their concentrated form and purity Let it. be remembered that Wright's Indian above goods. Address Dr. S. S. FITCH, 707 For New York! Canaan, and five from the steamboat landing at WORTHY OF NOTICE. Vegetable Pills are prepared with special re­ of extract, and while they eradicate the disease Broadway, New York, post paid. . THE slflop JULIA has com­ Norwalk. If commands an extensive and beau­ Roderick Lawrcncc, they invigorate and strengthen the body by their ference to the laws governing the human body. Feb. 24, 1848. Iyl3 menced her regular trips and will tiful view of the surrounding country, and of powerful alterative and tonic qualities, at the Consequently they are always good, always leave the Landing at Five Mile Long Island Sound. It is well watered, and 47 Canal-st. (near Broadway), New York, useful, always effective in rooting out disease. same time purifying the system and producing LUitIKF,R AT WESTPORT. River on Tuesday evening, 30th of has upon it a fine orchard of grafted trees in a AS just received from auction a splendid new and rich blood, without purging unnecessa­ Every family should keep them at. hand. SANFORD has at his yard near the March, and New York on Saturday, April 2d, bearing state. Said farm is replete with every H supply of Brussels, Three Ply, ingrain, rily, which makes them peculiarly adapted to Agents in Fairfield County. • Bridge, a large quantity of all kinds of and will continue to sail on Tuesdays and Sat­ convenienoe, and is offered for sale on favora­ and Venetian weak and enfeebled persons. These pills ave Z urdays of tho season. F reightand produce will ble terms. For further particulars, inquire of CARPETINGS, J. A. Weed, Norwalk ; Sanford Sc Cornwall Lumber bought under circumstances peculiarly well suited totbose whoare inclined to be dropsi­ bo conveyed as usual onthe most farorableterms. J. M. CARTER, Esq. Attorney at Law, at Nor­ which he has resolved to sell at prices well de­ Bridgeport; G. W. Smith 6c Co. So. Norwalk; favorable, and to be sold accordingly. Those cal. They will speak tlieir own merits aiter a For freight or passage apply to the captain 011 walk, or the subscriber near the premises. serving the att ention of the public. Purchasers Nichols & Botts, Fairfield ; Jas. H. Gorham, wanting to buy will find it so by coming to sec. fair trial. Or"- s!lii»sl«s. 105.000 North hoiii-d r>r nt t.lifi store on thu Isinrliiijr. WIL.L.IA i\I DRUMMOND. of Cm-peting will promote their interests by D.irien ; J. VV. Taylor, Westport ; S. C. Silli- Numerous certificates could bo produced to Carolina cedar shingles, which aro decidedly W. C. SAMMIS. New Canaan, Feb. 15,1848. *4t7 calling—where also may be had on as favorable mnn, New Canaan ; Ebenezer Smith.Stamford ; prove the virtues of the Pill, but they are left the best and cheapest shingles to be had this Five Mile River, March 29th, J847. terms, eveiy description of Molly & Clark, Stamford ; S. M . Brush,Green­ with an enltghtened public to'est their virtues wich ; Lockwood & Finch Stamford ; Georgo season for roofs. So those say thai have used For SaSe or to I^et. Oil Cloths. Druggets, Chinelle <$• Tufted Rugs, find merits, and bestow upon them the meed and .T A CKSOK & ST. JOHN'S B. Middlebrook, Wilton; Keeler 6c Smith, them. NTIL the first of April next, the dwelling Chinelle, Adelaide, Wool and other Door praise which they so justly deserve and merit. _ ALSO—White Lead and Paints of all kinds, Ridgelield ; Abner Gilbert; Ridgefiehl ; II. L house and premises of f. II. Brown, lately Mats, Stair Rods. Elegant Window Principal Officeboh Congress-st. Troy, N. \ • Dining Saloon, U Peck, Brookfield ; Win. P.Stevens, Danbury; Linseed and other Oils, Varnish, Japan, Tar, Shades, Fixtures, Sfc. fyc. J. B. TOUCEY. Travelling Agent.. Nos. £7 anil 19 CaihariBte Slip, occupied by the Rev. Z. K. Hawley, at South Geo. J. Smith, G'oscob Landing. Offices devo­ Pitch, Rosin, Glue, Spirits Turpentine, Hard­ Persons disposed to do themselves justice in OP For sale by W. E. 131SSELL, Norwalk ; EAST SIDE OF THE MARKET. Norwalk. Inquire of Mr. George Seymour, ware, House Tiimm'mgs, Tools, all kinds ol the purchase of any of the above articles, may Geo. W. Smith, Sonth Norwalk ; J. W. Taylor ted exclusively to the sale of Wright's Indian HE subscribct wishes to inform his friends opposite the premises. On the premises area Vegetable. Pills, wholesale and retail 169 Race Nails aud Spikes, Giass, Putty, &c. &c., and depend with the fullest confidence 011 being Westport: S. C. Silliinan, New Canaan; G. and those visiting New York, that he has great variety of fruit, such as cherries, plums, Street, Philadelphia ; 2S8 Greeinvich-st. Now all such articles. 2. SANI OIID* T apples, pears, grapes, rasperry, currants, &"c. fairly and honestly dealt with in every transac­ \V. Woolsey, Five Mile River; James H. Gor- Westport, Jan. 10,1847. tf3 associated himself with Mr. Jackson under the ham, Darien , Koswell Hoyt, Stamford ; Pike York; and 198 Tromout-st. Boston. 4b' above firm, where they intend to serve up all the 4t®23tf P- H. BROWN. tion, whether or not they are acquainted with & Sturges, Southport; Newman & Hewes, MttWAESD ttfSUKAftXE CO. delicacies of the season in a style inferior to no Stamford, June 6tli, 1848. tho value of the goods purchased. £1!*° Churches, the clergy, and other charita­ Greenwich; Andrew L. Benedict, BetheJ. CLOTHING EMPORIUM, AND other house in the city, in prices or varieties the Office No. 69 Wall st., New York. ble institutions, in all cases, will be furnished at (Jcallt'itscn's HE 'D SUPPER. rila. S9 highly concentrated is it that the dose HYGEIAN VEGETABLE MEDICINE. TRANGKRS and citizens desiring to re igation, are made by this Co. on favorable terms. s.d. s. (/. is lul the !:c.'f if a very small leaspoorful, OCK SALT.—Those in want of a supe The best general family medicine ever known ; plenish tlieir waid-robes, may be immedi­ DIRECTORS: Beef Steak 6 Buckwheat Cakes.. ^ rior article of Rock Salt may find it by effectual in all complaints incident to the Hu­ S while the close"of that which is so!'J inbu'Se, ately accommodated in the very best, style, and R. Havens, Najah Taylor, Bork do Indian Cakes the load or bushel at a reduced price, at No. 13 nt au System, if timely applied; and appro­ bottles is nearly a wine glassfull. IiJ addition at the lowest cash prices, with a choice selection J. Philips Phoenix, Wm. W. Todd, Veal Cutlet Boiled Eggs G Main st., OBO door no.tV, of C. (j. Leila' dry val guaranteed., if used as directed. Alutton Cliop Fried do to Sarssiparilla it contains a powerful concen­ of Fall 55m(3 Winter Garments of the William Couch, Fanning C. Tucker, goods store. C. T LEONARD. HE Hyer's Pills are purely vegetable, of Ham and Eggs 1 Broiled Mackerel.. tration of Mandrake, Burdock,Queen's Delight, newest patterns, of superior make and finish, John Rankin, two kinds—stimulant and purgative—and John David Wolfe, Friod Ham 1 Stewed Oysters ] Elder, Yellow Dock, Guiacum, and other im­ T and of the best materials : equal in every res­ Ferdina 11 d Suyda m, District of Norwalk ss. Probate Court, Decem­ in their operation effectually aid digestion, there­ M. D. Benjamin, Broiled Hani 1 Roast do ] portant medicaments which are uot, found in pect. to the bait custom work. IJ. (i. Thompson, do Tripe ber 1st, ] 848- by securing all the-purposes for which food is iu Edward Anthony, Fried do 2 any oilier preparation. Having adopted the cash principle, upon John Haggerty, do Liver...... Porter House t-'teak ] 6 ESTATE of.ELIAS BETTS, late of troduced into the stomach—namely, the proper Thos. W. PcarsaJl, THK QUI:KN'S DKLIGHT, which forms an es­ Gabriel do Haslet...... Broiled Chicken... 3 0 Wilton, in said district, deceased. nourishment of every part of the s3"stein ; giving which certain calculations may be made, and Henry E. Davies, Wisner, sential itigi edient in the Graefenberg Sarsa pa­ E wl'i'ch he has pursued successfully for upwards do Sausages Dry Toast The Court of Probate for the District of Nor­ consistency and strength to the muscular fibre, Henry R. Remsen, Charles N. Talbot, rilla Compound, is probably superior to Sarsa- of ten years, in direct opposition to the ruinous Japliet Bistiop, do Halibut Miik walk, hath limited and allowed six months from purity to the blood, and elasticity and cheerful­ do Codfidj Mnsh and Milk parilla itself. Professor Frost of Charleston, system of credit, which imposes the necessity LKWIS Pini,i,irs, Sec. R. HAVENS, Pres. S. (J., speaks of it as follows in the Southern the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate, ness to the temper and disposition; fully demon­ do Eels Rice to exhibit tlieir claims for settlement. Those of exacting unnecessarily high prices from pay­ GEORGE ST. JOHN, AGEST. Journal of Medicine and Pharmacy:—"Few strating the proposition recognized in the Amer­ do Shad Bread do who neglect to present their accounts, properly ing customers; he continues to provide, and Norwalk, Conn. do Clams Pickles vegetable productions exhibit more power upon ican Improved Hygeian Vegetable Treatment, attested, within said lime will be debarred a has now on hand one of Fish Balls Fried Potatoes the system generally. So powerfully is its that all diseases are essentially thesame ; and recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate The Largest, most fashionable, and choice Hashed Meat Butter Cakes action exerted upon the capillary and secreting timely attended to, maybe cured by the simplest PPLES, by the barrel, at. are requested to make immediate payment to process—correcting and regulating the stomach assortments of Boiled Ham Fxtra Bread vessels, in changing their morbid states or con­ OLMSTEAD'S. Pies of all kinds, each Tea,Coflee and Cho­ ASAHKI. DUDLEY, Administrator.' or digestion—substantially the source (in de A ditions and disposing them to a new healthy READY MADE CLOTHING Hot Rolls. colate, each.... rangement) of all disease. action, that it is greatly to be' preferred, &c. HE undersigued trustee of the estate of in America, from which gentlemen may depend Boot, Shoe, LiC:iJ!ier, and Finding Wheal Cakes Theunderstgned, present proprietor and sole &c." Be further adds, "that it is in chronic Samuel Ay res and Ebenezer Ayres of upon suiting themselves satisfactorily, as regards SI ore. T manufacturer, claims for ihia medicine no mar­ diseases and chronic inflammations, and also in New Canaan, constituting the late firm ofS. quality, Style, and price. His large stock em­ p-i HENRY IIANDES renews again Roast IjKcf 6 Beef Steak 1 6 velous powers—the raising of the dead, See. ; the long train of consequences that follows & E. Ayres, assigned in trust for the benefit of braces overcoats and cloaks of the most approved J his acknowledgments to the public for do Pork « Roast Turkey but from an invariably successful use of them as syphilis, that its efficacy is best exhibited." styles, dress, frock, and other coats. Panta­ their generous patronage during the do Vc.-il 6 do Goose their creditors, has by and with the ndvice of general family medicine, in his own family for do Lamb 6 do Chickens... The superiority of the Grafenberg Sarsapa- the Court of Probata for the district of Norwalk, loons of every desirab'e pattern, and the richest fgia^ year past, and hopes to merit an un­ over sixteen years, and a knowledge of their do Mutton 0 do Ducks rilly Compound may thus be stated : appointed the said assignors his agents- for the assortment of black satin, cassimere, and other interrupted continuance of the business rela­ similar use in many other families, and by nuin tionship which he has so long maintained with 0 Chicken Pot Pie... ] 0 1st. It Js composed of a number of the most sale and disposal of the same. styles of winter vests. do Pork do Fricasec.. berless individuals, lie can commend the Pills this community. He will be found now at his 6 .1 0 efficacious vegetables in the whole range of the 3t50 HEZRON L. AYRES. Trustee. unreservedly, in all lingering or chronic com­ The Fancy Department do Boiled iVIutlon li Ham and Eggs 1 G Materia Medica in addition to Sarsa parilla. new stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs, Pork and Begins 6 Fried Oysters 2 0 plaints; General Debility,Dyspepsical,Nervous, Embraces all the new and elegant, patterns, and where he will be happy to see, and serve his 2d. These are so highly concentrated that District of Norwalk ss. Probate Court, Dec. Boiled Ham (i Slewed do 1 0 there are many more doses in the bottle than Rheumatic and Billions Affections, generally; latest and most desirable styles of old friends and the public. The character of Pot Pie Fried Tripe 11th, 1848. 6 1 0 in any of the very largest, bottles advertised. colds or coughs, all pulmonary affections in their Fancy, Silk and Satin Cravats, Svspend­ his work is too well known to need a word ol Boiled Fish 6 Green Peas NSTATE of MURR1N RAYMOND, incipient stages; nervous or sick head ache; 3d. This concentration renders it to Sarsn- ers, Gloves and Hosiery, Shirts, Bosoms praise. It comprises every article of men's do Halliluit 6 Asparagus IJ late of Norwalk, in said district, ueceased- palpitation of the heart, or irregular pulsation and children's wear, with Rubbers and Over­ do Salmon 1 6 Spinache 3 parilla what Quinine is to Peruvian Bark.^ The The Court of Probate for the District of Nor-* and Collars, Carpet Bags, <$'c. more diluted preparations are no belt^F than in any form; habitual costiveness—all continu­ shoes in their season, for ladies and gentleman. Beef Soup 6 Extra Cabbage 3 walk, hath limited and allowed six months from> Clam Pie do Potrtocs.... ordinary root-beer; souring on the stomach ed derangement, or obstruction, in the system, In addition to the above variety of Ready FINDINGS of the best quality, and in any 6 3 the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate,, Sticcortnsh do Bread ;.. 3 and spoiling iu the bottles. To use a weak in­ and especially with females. Instead of de­ Made Article-, he has for sale by the piece or buantity, suited to the wants of tile craft. to exhibit their claims for settlement. 1 hose- pressing they brace, and invigorate, and their yard, at as low prices as can be found-in either Boiled Corn do Butter 3 fusion of Sarsaprilla when a sulphate of the Norwalk, May L, 1848. 18 Sweet Potatoes who neglect to present their accounts, properly- prompt use on their first appearance of illness of the Atlantic cities, a beautiful assortment of Coffee 3 article may be had, is like fairing bark instead Pickles attested, within said time, will be debarred «p will invariably save sickness and great expense. the best quality of Quinine, or like travelling in a scow against recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate^ They aro put up in fifty cent and dollar For Sale DESSERT. a strong current instead of a swift steamer. Cloths, Cassiinercs, and Vesting. Rough and Ready WliortleberryPuddinS 6 are requested to make immediate payment tc* packages—the former containing between A T n bargain, two good horses. 2 two horse Pudding These things being so, let all who have made STEPHEN RAYMOND, ) Adminis-' Gentlemen can have their orders filled at 6 Blackberry 6 eighty and ninety, and the latter, about two Waggons, one ox cart, 1 set double har Plmri Pudding (5 Mince, Apple.Plum. up their min$ to use any Sarsaparilla, use that a few hours notice, and sent to any part of the 50 ' JOS1AH RAYMOND, $ tratorfr hundred and twenty pills, rendering it the ness, by S. E. OLMSTEAD- Indian do 6 Peach, Cranberry, of tne Graefenberg Company. It is warranted United States—and by sending their measures, cheapest preparation extant. Norwalk, Wov.514,1848. Suet do 6 Lemon, Custard, to be ten times more efficacious than any other A dollar package sent,postage free, from can obtain clothing on as good terms as though Rice do (5 and Pumpkin Pies, known: no matter how large the bottle, or ex­ To Hatters. , ,, they were present to select for themselvos.— the General Depot, 130 Fulton St', Sun Build­ Bread do 6 each, 6 travagant the advertisement. As ' > . rrJIIE undersigned having furnished liis fac-J 18-18, October SOlli. Apple Dumplings.. 1 ing, New York,on receipt of $1 free of expense. Address J. C. BOOTH, 6 I tory with the best of machinery in every GEORGE S. ST. JOHN. Spi'mgr Iflctficiiics Address the undersigned as above. 27 Cortland St., New York. IDER BRANDY, 5 years old, and other department, and purchasing his cotton 011 the* sept. 8th, 1848. New York, June 30, 1848. 30tf the Graefenberg Vegetable Pills, the Graefen­ P. PRICE. C liquors for sale at BURRALL'S. berg Health Bitters, and the Sarsnparilla Com­ best terms, is enabled £0 offer hatters cotton of Sold by J. A. Weed and N. S. Bailey, Nor­ LIP For the liberal share of patronage which Likewise, n choice selection of other liquors, every description,^and of the best quality at re­ has been extended to him for so many years, he IVOTICK. pound should supercede all others. For uni­ walk ; J. Beach, Grocer, Wall-st. Bridgeport; very suitable for medical purposes. Persons versal use the Pills and Bitters are of incalcu­ duced prices. Also, cotton batting of superior returns unfeigned acknowledgments, and he HE Mill formerly occupied by St.John & Win. Stevens, Danbury; Samuel Lockwood having a wish to supply themselves with a pure lable value. Those who take them need not uality adapted for all purposes. ' Address ' promises that no efforts shall be spared on his Shepard is now ready to do all kinds of • nd B. J. Daskam, Stamford. article, will please call at BURRALL'S. T fear the enervating effects of thesulnmer whicl ROBERT HOLDEN, Westport. 7v, part in future to continue to serve his custom­ Sawing with neatness and dispatch. Good 1 Samples can be seen at the store of Mr. Da­ . 1 a, t .'PAINTS, OILS and V.4RSISII ers oh as favorable terms as any other house in work or no pay is the motto. A share of pub­ is at hand. Dissolution. ESP The General Agent for Connecticut is vis Taylor at Westport. * 18*3mtf 61: URE English and American Linseed oils. the trade, 43 lic patronagesolicited. GEO. E. ISAACS. Wyllis A. Law, 126 Chapel-st., New Haven, Nov. 19, 1848. t- ::n>. P Sperm, refined Elephant and Whale oii HE co-pn'rtnership heretofore existing un­ - Feb. 3d, 1S47. i-- Atlantic White: Lead, dry and in oil. der the name and firm of Waterbury & to whom application may be addressed. 4 ? 114 ' Just Received. . T Fairfield County Bank Dividend,) Paris, Chroiee, English & Verdigris Green Quintard, is this dny dissolved by mutual con­ LAMPS. For sale by G. F. DASKAM, only agent ENRY HANDS has just returned from NORWALK, 1st December, 1848. S Chr®3 is, Frejach and American Yellow. H New York with a largo and cjegant as­ sent. .ASAHEL A.- WATERBURY. REPARE for the long evenings by procu­ in Norwalk, G. W; SMITH & CO. Soutl HE President and Directors have this day Voirr ion, Red Lead, Eng. & Amor. Red sortment of gent'emen's Boots, Brogans, and ' ' WM. L. QUINTARD. . , ring one of those solar lamps, which are Norwalk; Bates & Avery, Daripn; Holly & r P declared a dividend of four per cent, on Pics t ue.Temt de Ciena,Umber, Drop bl'k Slippers. Also, Ladies'and Children's" shoes Norwalk, Dec. 1, 1848. . ;• fa,;- the cheapest, and by burning common oil the Clark, Stamford ; Comstock & Hall, New Ca T he capital stock- of this bank, out of the earn- lilt b ?c*,Litharge, Whiting, Paris white of every variety, combining''taste and durabiti N. B. All persons having unsettled accounts most economical light that can he produced.— naan; G. B. Middlcbrook. Wilton ; J. W.Tay ibgSi«fdr the last six- months^ payable to the 'I ,8-j 1labinfet' vjai'mstf, ^a'^pan varnish. ity";' all of which will tye sold ,011 the, most fa­ with the above firihiire requested to call and We warrant a ligfit sufficient for a common si­ lor, •Westport;" Pike & Sturges, Southport ; r 1 % i kh- >•>* V£nish'%U*ft«s, fe*c. etc. vorable terms. "'Call and see foi;'^6u'iSelves. settle them w ith-the subscriber,without delay. zed room for| cent an hour. Remember at Nichols & Betts. Faii:fieId.. - . stockholders on demand. Per order , - T. WARNE Et, Jr., Casbietv W- C. STREET, NorwaJk, May 9th, i 3t48 WM. L. QUI^TARI). E.-DISBOW & GO'S- ' EDWARD BARTON, Secretary. M':-, i1 '•itf