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TI ll cl‘.——S "ll tt rs were l‘¢- _ . ._
It a can fimni eve”. Qiefe descent of where he establt_'sh:_d hi‘s_‘,head quarters.—'-‘.’V'at‘.In.

The Ma'y'o_r of t_he"c_it‘y ‘of New-Yo:-k, has issu-I ‘
-ed a Proctmfati~en,.undci~ date of the 22d‘instt'.de‘- '

ceived yesterday,‘ announcing the sa ‘ _ _
, Mr. Guille’s Balloon, at Bozt'ah: Connecticut. 1“

 about_’two1tours and ,a quarter after it left ‘Vaux-

' hau Garden, on "l‘hursday.f It is extraordinatjy

‘ that the'Balloon should have ttfaversed sb.‘g"€a§"-3
.i;pace( l50 miles) in so_short a period.‘ [_M.:j,- Quil-
Ie did notvascend-in the Balloon ; hemaile t_\v'o,at'-
tempts but the balloon would not raifse"him.]-

Post-Ofiice, .:V‘brrwic/2', Camz.”0‘ct. 22"..

Sir-‘-’-Mr." ‘G_uille’s Balloon lodged "in the town
of Bozrah, ._l__ast night about half past '6 o'clock,
in the _o‘rch_ard of Col.‘.l’ohnson, about five miles
from thisoflice, east side of the turnpike road
from‘ this to Colchester, fa fewrods west of ‘Col.
Johnson’s house‘, ‘all "safe and sound, and will be
sent to New-York by tnefirst packet from this
place. ’ It\vas discovered at Colcltester as it pass-
ed along, and it alarmedthe family and neighbor-
hood of Col.’J. when they first discovered it.

A letter from the Mayorofyour city, and also
fromfMr. C-uille, dated the 20th ‘inst. were found
in it‘. In haste, yours,‘ JOHN HYDE.

General Bailry. ' , '

corv OI:‘.j‘ANO;I‘l-IER LETTER‘. '
‘ ‘ Norwiclz,‘ Conn. Friday, 22:! Oct.

Sin-—Probably you are not yet acquainted with

the fate of Mr. Cu'glle’s Balloon, and I trust some-

accotmt of itsdescent will not b‘e‘unacc'eptable—-
1 It was«lir'st "seen (in this quarter) from the village
of Colcliester, about sun set last evening, very
high in the air,‘appare_ntly about two‘ feet in diam-
eter.‘ ‘From the time itwas first discovered its
.(slze s‘e’e'mcd to "increase, and it kept gradually
descending, till atlength, about a quarter past_6,
it came to the ground in the orchard of Col‘. John-
son, at Bozrah, 9 miles from the place where it
was first seen, 7 from this town and about 150
From‘ your city. Its progress for a short distance
had been watched, and a number of people in the
vicinity had collected togetherto asci_e"rtain-tlte
character and intentions of this aerial visitant.
The prevailingbcliefwasfit must be something
[zretcrrlatural ;_ but there was adifference of o-
pinion, whether‘ it would prove diabolical or oth-
erwise-—_o‘f a /zacffic qr troublesome‘disposition.-—
The consternation of those who upheld the latter
opinion was only equalled by their surprise, that,
of all the world, the Devil shouldiselect‘ their se-
cluded village to"make his ‘first entrance ‘ in
jzro/iria‘/zersoiza.’ _ One poorfellow of this belief
was so excessively frightened, that he- ran about

' half distracted,uttering many incoherent express-

ions'—-amongst which were "that" the Devil and
Bell was approaching‘--that" he distinctly saw
the Devil’s legs and cloven foot,’ SIC. 8r.c. ‘ All
this time it was drawing nearer, and its proximi-
ty soonaifording an opportunity formore accu-
rate observation, they were convinced that it was
a thing of human” structure. Upon this convic-
tion their fears vanished, and when the Balloon
came to the ground, it was carefully secured ac-
cording to the directions attachedto it.

I have just returned’ from a visit to it. The Bal-
loon itself does not appear‘ in the least injured,
and.t_Ite' »I.’.araI:l1‘_‘t)te very little. ‘

In’ the basket there was nothing but‘ an z‘mbroaclz-
,2! ‘bottle of wine. Information has been ‘sent
Mt‘. Guille by this mail. Yours, Etc. VV. M. C. ~_

__.....

Congress meet at Washington on the first

i 4- Monday in December. It is a prevailing opinion

that one of the first subjects that will engage the
. deliberations of this body, will be the military oc-
cupation of the Floridas. L
South ./!merz'ca.——Ac'counts from Maracaybo to
the 16th Sept. inform that the people at that place
were in great confusion in consequence of the ap-
proach ofthe Patriot army, who’ had already tak-
en Santa Fee. I\-largaritta was blockaded by a
Spanish squadron. ‘ ‘ 
Texas.--A gentleman immediately from New-
Orleans, (sa"ys"the Kentucky Gazette) states that
previous to his leaving that city, the agent of a
company of Swiss merchants arrived there from
Europe, bearing the ollicialfiransfer from the
Spanish monarch, of the province of Texas ‘to
his employers. The Swiss purchasers are‘ re-

quired'-to settle the country imrnediatt-.ly,‘to ac-‘

knowledge fealty to his majesty ; but to he in ev-
ery other respect at liberty to form their own gov‘-
ernrneut, laws, Stc. ' ‘ i ‘
The small band of adventurers, who made so
much "noise about the easy conquest of this prov-
ince, still remain inactive--thewant of means
prevents theadvancing of this cnterprize.
‘V S/zecz'e.-—— Threestagcs were loaded onthe »22d
inst. with Spanish dollars, at the Bank of Penn'-
sylvania, in Philadelphia, for a commercial house

in Boston, amounting to ‘upwards of $l_00,000,

intended for the India trade.

The Independent Bank at ‘Springfield, _(Ken.).

is said ‘to have stopped payment.

.d’meri'can'.dlur’n.-‘—A specirnett of the excellent-

AIum,mude at Salem,which was so highly appro-
ved at the late exhibition at" Brighton, has been
left at the Palladium Ofiice, Boston, for the in-
.‘.an of any person disposed to view it.’ A
' =’l4lte furniture for the new Hall of the House
of Representatives has been made in New-York
and sent to \-Vashin’gton. ’ ' V
The valuable VVo0.llen Factoryof Goonrzm; '8:
Co. in ,Milbury, Mass. was destroyed by fire on
‘the ,l3th inst. Loss estimated at $15000, oulya
small amount of which was insured. ‘ "
Elc_ctz'ons.-—'l‘he republicans maintain the as-
cendency in'Ne"w-Jersey and Pennsylvania,‘ with
increased t‘n‘ajorities.‘ In Delaware, iMr.‘Molles-
ton, federalist, iselectedgovernor-majorit y 600.
The U. ‘S. sloop of war 'Peacock,‘went‘to ‘sea
front ‘Hampton Roads on the 16th inst. ' '

A man in Philadelphia lately made a desper-
ate attempt to murder his wife; but failing in
his purpose. cuthis own throat. ‘ -

we are informed that the Military Expedition

I on the Missouri,‘ under Col. Atkinson,‘will meet‘

' the ‘views of the government, and be established'

‘ for the wintcrat Couttcilllluffss by the 26th of’

tltis[tn'onth’."‘ -

After leavinjga detachment of the 5th‘infantr'y
at Fort Arrivst rung, arida co‘rnp'eten't force at’Pr‘a‘i-
re dn Chien, Col. Leavenworth went ‘up t‘he"l\-'lis-‘

, . . . . ,

sissippi, and arrivetl at the rnolitli of St. Peters,
Aug. 24th, t‘tlll1‘_il1e tfemaindervof his regiment,

claring, _‘_ that nqpestilencie,‘ mal‘ig'r_tant, infectious
city."" .. _ . , .; _ _
_Baltim'ore has:._heco1ne_»_q't1it‘e' healthy again ;’
the Boat-dcof Health.{s_tate,'jO‘ct.,2’lst, that no case’
of fever has been repo't-t_é:,d_for the last three days ;
and that witli ptioper pt'ecaution in purifying the
h0U3t=.3.lD ‘.ll.1,‘€- ibfcctcdidistricit, the citizens may
return tvith‘-safety ‘totheir, homes. '
-_ New-.O‘.r‘leans, N_=atc'hes,."'J'.\"lobile', Blakely, Sac.

' §

continues very ,s_ic,kl,y..-' .5, _ "


,. . Mamfuaz), , _’ ' ‘
On Saturday evenin_g.Alast,' Mr. James Benedict
to Miss ‘3.u‘8i1?1 Mar1_22'u,1bot,h of this town.

’ '. .. . ' DIED, ,

In Danbury. (very suddenly.) on Saturday last,
Mrs. -Joanna 1’:-ice, wife of M r. Edmond P.

In \j"Vilton, _Miss 1V1z'm=rva St Jo/m, aged 19 :—
Ml'i-‘S/1,£‘7'"7¢.m IV/zillock, aged l6 ; both of the dys-
entery. In- Mitldlesex, Mr. Nat/ran W'ccd, aged
about 65. V . ~

In Middlesex, on Saturday l,‘ast_,Miss ./Inna Bqll,
da.l,Jght‘el‘ of Mr- Jonathan "Bell, aged 19 y_;:_ars.'” Z
Her szsmg lately ;'n_¢z f.‘n_z. .-‘a+1y§r*am‘=,,_ ‘ _ 
Ye! 8/It’. in earlier Izfc, this voorltl did léaveny‘ ‘
Gloomy t/zcsccnc, but lig/It break.9"rInf‘of z/z‘c7‘gloo:n,?,,
Her God she lo-v’d, oer God, 1.. ca1z*;z-mi; I.o,;',f,. ,. _'
H” 7°”?/"fig f7‘l‘t’71d-9 8/zc bids to ‘wt’/Ie each tear,
H07‘ 1'91"’!/ul friends she bids for dear}; [zrc/tare.

[Communicated

At Fairfield, the Hon. Jonatlzan Sturgea, aged
80. He was ‘a member of the first revolutionary
Congress, and for many years one of. the Judges
of the Supreme Court of this state. . 1

ged 70. His life has been devoted to the tem-
poral and eternal interests of his fellow men. Ar-
dently attached to the interest of his Redeemer,
he has, been extremely useful in the. church to
which he belonged. The cause of humanity,.the
interest-ofareligion. the good of society, never ap-
pealed to him in vain. His benelicence was large-
and universal. His life exemplary, hisdeath was

-:tn“lft'lends.~—-J\"i37v‘ur/< C'erztz'7_2cl._ _ .
‘__--——--‘—-::'=€9€9-:26}-——
BANK NOTE EXCI‘l1\.N.GE.

ctfrv. or NEW-YOR,K,‘8E ‘NI-:w-vom‘; s'r1t'rt-:“No"r1-:5.

New.-York city notes par, Barker’s Exchange
bank» 20 a 25 per ct dis; banks of Albany
'l‘roy,Mohawk bank in,Schcnectady,Lansingburg
and Newburgh, par; Orange county notes, and

bia bankat H qdson and Colombia Receivables, l ;
‘Auburn bank, 2 ; Utica bank, and Utica branch
at Canandaigua, 1 1-2; Central bank at Cherry
Valley, 5 ; _Utica Insurance company, 11 ; Plans-
burgh notes 5 ; \Vashington 8: VVarre,n. 45 a so ;
Ontario bank at Canandaigua, do. at Utica, to ;
Bank of Geneva, .1 I-4 ;:. Aqueduct Association at
C3151"-ms 37 ; Hudson bank, 70 '; Chenango bank,
4-0‘; Jefferson county bank, 40 ; Bank of Niagara
7.‘) ; Hudson Receivables, 7'0
NEW-JERSI-LY No'r1~:s;

-I"—"53l' bank» banks in New-ark and in New-
Brcnswick, State banks at Elizabcthtown, Patter-
son and Morristown, Sussex bank, and Trenton
Ba,“k‘"B‘ Company. par; State bank at Trenton,

pet‘ ct dis; Farmer’s‘bank at Mount Holly,
rind )Cumb‘erland bank, ‘.7. ; state bank at Camden,

a L. ' — .

(Jonnccticu! aotcs.—.Bri(l;_,iepot*t bank, par; all
others, unless payable in N. York, 1 prev. dis.

R/rode I.t-lmidinotvcs, 2 pr ct, dis. '

4 Masfvaclzusutts notes, I a 2 per ct dis,
.. Plzi/adel/fliia City notes, par.

§,:a=~.’l‘he present No. (78) 0]" the Gazette,-corm
plates artothcr Quarter. A ll pcrsons in arrears at
this Qflicc, are r2quc.s'ted to give seasonabli: irritan-
tion to Itllis, by PAYING the respective sums duo.-'-

for‘ 2,3, 4, 5. mul 6 Quarters, as also for Adver-
trszng, abs. Pa_z,'m‘mt must "soon be made on these,
or the papers will be rlisoorrtinucd. and other meas-
ures, (f:0mcve7‘ disagreeable to us.) resorted to.——-
'l‘I‘toso' who talcc ‘their papers at the Qflice, are also
requested to bear in mind, that our terms are—r.ur-
-‘ABLE QUARTERLY, IN ADVANCE. Many seem ‘to

conditions. and, in fact, that we require ANY THING
‘m exchange for the paper. ’_

‘ ‘ For Albany.
. HE sloop'ELIZA, Capt. James,.will sail -for
Albany on Saturdaytnext. Orders for C2‘-

‘punctually attended to. D. HOYT,
Norwalk, Oct,2-5. ’. , ‘

1 ‘ ' .
. ~ It or Sale
VVELVE acres of plough and meadow Land,
‘ lying in Norwalk, at or near the south"part
of Silver Mine," on -both sides of the streamof
that name. For terms, apply to Capt. L-mom
BROOKS: or to THADDEUS Br-:'r'rs.
Oct‘. _ 25. - 73¢}? a

Pay] your Taxes. r » -

of the town of New-Canaan, and non-resi-
dents who have taxable“ property‘ in ‘said town,
that I have received, to collect, the town-tax on

. list 1818. d_o_ notify the inhabitants of the town
2 of New-Canaan, that.all,th_ose who "do not call and

pay their taxes at my house by the tenthday of

November ne’xt,.mus_t. have the oney ready

when I._call.‘- V_V0,0LSEY BUR ‘IS,Co‘llcc£9r’.”
October 25. ._ ’ " I ‘ 78 .

or r FOIt‘.‘S./lLE, 

A good milch COW.i

Inquire at this oliice. ‘ Oct. 25. .

or contagious ,dise£ise, ’does.now"cx'ist in the said ‘

At Newark, N. J. the Hon. Elias Boudinot, a-S. ,

peaceful, and his memory is blessed by his family .

Middle District, 1-2 per ct dis. ; Catskill, Colum- -

We have many subscribers who -receive their papers -
27‘ 5Wl0'l€’8,fI'0In the (mice, ‘-who are now inzlcbtc-(I *

‘have altogether Fonoorthis important part If the .

der, ./I/1/zlcs, ac. left with the subscriber, will be

 is ‘liereby given to the inh‘a_hitant“s 

 

Anew. Supp-ly ofall and
 ? I.Win,ter. ‘GOODS.-
' " "7’V1n.‘J. Street.“

HAS just returned from. N‘. York, and brought
- up_a. fresh supply of seasonablc GOODS.
They were bought C/rea/‘z’, and MUST besold.
../Imofng the arlicles in g‘/re Store, may be-‘found,

Black, brown, blue, and_crimson‘ Bombaiette
Orange and scarletfigured Rattinets,

Crimson figured Arn_en,.(ver_y..‘sto_ut)

Red, white, and yellow Flanncls, ‘_ I

Fine‘ ‘steam-loomishirting, ‘ ..

Amer-ican and imported Muslins,

C.arl‘isle and American Ginghams,

Linen and cotton Apron Check, .

Bed Ticking, (I. T ong’s_ m2tnttfactut'e_,)

Black, white, and assorted Kid Gloves,

Black and white silk , do.

2 Men‘s fine Beaver do.
._-Plain and figured Ribbons,

I _nd‘i_‘a Lutestring and Sarcenet,

Fttrniiut-e Chintz and Calico,

Blue, buff, and pink Ginghams and Calicoes,
‘Black and white Merino Shawls,

‘Dark Imitation do. _

.1“.i‘he sarccnet Cambric and jackonet Muslins,

‘.-Plain and figured book Muslins,

‘Climb:-ic Muslins, of various qualities,
.-Black cambric Muslims, , , .
Réal superfine black and blue Broadcloths,
 assortment Calicoes, fine and coarse, [ing.
Llvfarseilles, silk, toilnct, and buff cassimere Vest-
, ‘ —-/tI.so—

«Blue printed Teas, enamell’d do.

Etvers, Basons, and Chambers,

.,-Elegant luster’d Pitchers,

Etf r‘n“ell’d and cream colored do.

Bl qprinted Dining Plates, Twifiers and Mullins,
 (.:':_l'ass, common Tumblers, Stone Ware, &c.

.‘., '_ -—Ltr;i-;vr1sE--

‘iIl;utrtv,;.‘,Brandy, Gin, VVines,' Molasses, loaf and
brown Sugars, S,alt,.Spices, Tobacco, Snuff, Can'-
dles, Soap, Young I-lyson Hyson Skin and Son»
chong Teas, Spanish Indigo and Sugars, Cotton
VVool, wrou_g_l_)t and cut Nails, Knives and Eotjl_ts,
Spoons,-Locks, Hinges, Screws, Buttons,'P-ots,
Kettles, and imanyfother articles not enumerated.

Oct. 26. _ .
y . . N otlce. « I
ILL be sold at Public Vaidue on \Vedn“es-
day, the 3d day of November next, at the
Dwelling-Houseiof Mr. Charles \Vorrell,' one
piece of wood-land, containing about three .rCI'CS,
lying at a place called Bartlett Lot ; also about 2
acres at a place called Toilsome; alsoa small
piece of salt—meadow on the east side of Norwalk
rivet‘, being the estate of the Rev. R. R. Swan,
deceased. Sale to commence at 3 o’clock, P. M.
Conditions made known at time of sale.

N. B. All persons indebted on vendue bills of
the personal estate of said deceased, are request-
ed to make immediate payment.

- C. ‘BISSELL, Executor.

Nnrwallc. Oct. 23. 78

Scoddling Business.
I-IE subscribers respectfully inform the in-
’ I habitants of New-Canaan, and the public,
that they have_ commenced the business of

Saddle, Ifarrness, and Trunk
Zlfaking,

A few rods south of the Meeting-House, in New-
Canaan, where those who please to favor them
with their custom, may depend on having their
work well done and on reasonable terms. '
JESSE Co_tt'r,1ss,
'”SEi_-:LvE Gntrrtx.

Oct. 26. 73 ’

r __Y order of the Hon. Court of Probate lor
Stamford district, notice is hereby given to

the cre_ditors of thecstate of Elisllza Ha-wlcy, late

this day, are limited by said court for the exhibi-
tion of claims against said estate. '
_ J. VVoo'n,
_ E.‘ HAWLEY,
.. Stamford, October 4, I819. » -
ar:j;'° Thepublic are also informed, that ‘as the
deceased left a large and. valuable stock of Cabi-
net ware and Lumber in his shop, the Cabinet
nza/:a'-ng business willbe continued there.uudcr the
direction of good and skillful workmen.
*78 Euzcroa HA_-WLEY.

HE Hon. Court of Probatefori Stamford dis-
trict, limits and appoints seven months from
this date for the creditors ofthe estate of Doctor

v Adminis-
tt'atot's.

exhibit their claims against said estate. Th'osc
who neglect will ever after he “debarred a recov-
'or -; ’and‘all per_s_ons« indebted to said estate, are
‘rcijuest-ed to make immediate payment to f
‘ ' — . JOHN C. Snnronnflt I
VVM. KNAPP, ' Execu-
JARED 'S'rv‘.oNG, ,> tors.
_ 0LIV_ER H.'H1cKs,_] _
Greenwich, S1.-pt. ‘2’o;‘18'19. ' *73
HE Hon. Court of Probate for Stamford dis-
trict, has limited six. months from this date,
for the creditors to theestate of. Mary Wclclz, late
of ‘said fS.tarnford, deceased, to exhibit their claims‘
against saidestate. All those who neglect to ex-

will be debarreda legal recovery. .
,~_ ‘Josaru SILLIMAX, Executor.
,,S_tamford,_.Oc‘t,. 12, 1819. ‘ . 78.

4./It a Court of Rrobatc held at Danbury, in and for
t_lzc district of-Danbury, October ‘-12, 1819. P
THIS:Cout't limits and appoints six months
' from'this date’ for the ‘creditors to the es-
tate of Ste/zlzeu Rack'well,"late of Ridgefield, in
-said district,~deceased, to exhibit their claims a-
gainst said estate,rand the administrator is hereby
ordered’ to give public notice‘ accordingto law‘. ‘
If the above order is not complied ‘with, they
will ever bedebarred a legal" recovery.‘ ' r '
‘ ‘ DANIEL l:Iott'roN,‘ ? Adminis-
PrrI-:NE’RocI‘{wnLL,S- trators.

‘Ridgcfield, October 12, 1829.‘ ‘ 78

of, Stamford, deceased, that seven months from '

Clark Sanford, late of Greenwich, deceased, to

hibit their claims within the time above limited,-

" I Danbury, Oct. 12,1819.-

‘ ‘ ‘‘‘NQtlCé; “
LL persons indebtedto the late firm of
" BANKS Sc S'1‘n1~:g~:'r, are’. requested to make‘

' payment to Street Es.’1l/1o'rg_ari,on or before the 20th’
of February next, as the Books will then be put
.in an Attorney's hands for collection. '

N ew-York, Oct; 20.
. .‘ DR. .aJv‘DERSOJ\’'’S -
" COUGH ‘DROPS,

 highly and justly celebrated for the cure
of Gonsumptions and Coughs. -

T HE great and increasing salesof .x1uderson’s

Cough props, since they have been prepa-
rec_l__by the subscriber and offered to the public,
more fully than any other argument, prove their
real value, and we’ boldly venture to assert, that-_
no medicine-ever yet prepared for Coughs and

78 6w’

If the attes-
tations of persons of the. highest respectability,or -
the great and increasing demand for this medi-
cine, may be called proof of its good effects, it is
proved 'I‘oo often does prejudice, by listening

vail, thereby preventing a trial of such medicine
as might afford relief, under the idea that no re.
lief can be obtained. Scarcely atcasc occurs, but
may be relieved by the timely use of ./1mIc'rson’.r
Cough Dro/zs, which have proved to be a‘ cure for
Coughs Colds, Asthmas, and Consumptions.

For the further: satisfaction. of the public, the
following certificate are offered for perusal.

I, Samuel H-. Jones, of Salisbury, do hereby
certify that , mywife has for more than 5 years

breathing, and loss of appetite, and almost entire-
ly deprived of sleep; and having tried,as we sup-
posed, every thing that might relieve her without
receiving any benefit, I was induced to have her
make trial of Anderson’s Cough Drops, and af-
ter using two bottles her cough entirely left her-—
shecnjoyed her former sleep, which she had not
done fo‘r "year-s,and was again restored to strength.
I can -with confidence say thatl believe these
Drops to be the best medicine in use, for Coughs
and complaints of the Lung-s.‘
7SA1u’L H. JONES.

Salisbury, Conn. March 26, 1818.

Having for some time been -troubled with a
cough and pain in my side, which I was fearful
would terminate in a consumption, after trying
many different thingswithout getting relief, I

fmade trial of Anderson's‘ Cough Drops, from

which I found almost immediate relief, and, from
the use of two bottles only, entirely regained my
my strength. ‘ ‘JAMES MURRAY.

Clavcrack, N. Y. May, l8l7.

Having been afiiicted with a cough and "great
weakness of the nerves for the space of 9 years,
after finding little‘ or no relief from ‘any thing I
had tried, I purchased a bottle of Anderson’s
Cough Drops, which I found immediately reliev-
ed me ; and, I can highly‘ ‘recommend them to
such as are troubled with weakness of the nerves
and affections of the lungs». as a very valuable
medicine. STEPHEN PALMER.

Chatham, N. Y. May 9‘, 1818. . ., _

I hereby certify that;I have for a number of
years been troubled with a violent cough and dif-.
ficulty of breathing, and that by. the use of three
bottles of Anderson’s Cough Crops l was entire-
ly restored to health. RICHARD TI‘nomrsoN.

Philadelphia, Sept. 30, l8l6. .

These drops generally give instant case in
most cases of coughs, colds, asthmas, difiiculty of
breathing, wheezings, tightness of the chest, con-
sumption, pain in the side, spitting of blood, &c.
&c. The aged will experience relief equally a-
greeable and instantaneous, even when the lungs
are affected..

tains two ounces, and frequently elfectsa cure.
i't:'_-”"l3e particular tha_t each genuine bottle has
‘ .«1ndcrson’s Cough Dro/Is’ stamped on the bottle ;
And that each of the directions are signed in
writing by James Jllellen, no others are genuine.
Directions.--Delicate constitutions should com-
mence‘ with 30 drops only with balfa table spoon
full of honey. For an adult take a small tea spoon
full of these drops, in halfa table spoon of hon-
ey, molasses, or loaf sugar, !..n last thing on go-
ing to bed, and the first thing in the morning;
gradually increasing the dose after the first week
ifa cure is not effected. For a child‘3 months

old, K5, 10 years, 20 drops, and so in proportion.
The abovewaluable medicine is sold by the
subscriber, at his, Store a few rods east of the
Bridge, where may be had a general assortment
of DRUGS and MEDICINES. _ I
~ STEPHEN ST. JOHN.
Norwalk. Oct. 9. 7i6tf

\. Plaster,

N‘ admirable remedy. for Nervous, Rheu-

matic or Gouty pains, and the Tooth Ache,
fol‘ sale by the subscriber in Norwalk near the
bridge, at 12 1-2"cts. the roll. A reasonable al-
lowance made to those who buy to sell again.

AARON NASH.

_THE partnership of BARNUM U’ LvoN was
' dissolved on the 3d September last. All
‘those indebted, must make immediate payment

_ to _PH1Lo LYON, and save cost. .

PI-IILO BARNUM,
PHILO LYON.
77

HE Hon. Court of Probate, for Stamford‘

fromthis date, for the cr_ed_itors-to the-6513“? Of
JOHN MILES, late of Greenwich, deceased: t0
exhibit their claims against said estate. lhose
who neglect, will "ever after he debarred a recove-
‘ry, and all persons indebted to said c_S_Y&'-ea M6. 1'8‘
quested to make immediate payment to ’ —
' REUBEN. R.‘..E‘f.§_1:I‘CI!;-/4‘l”‘.7*~

‘ Stamford" Oct. 5, 1819;.’ * 

Consumptions, has gained so much credit in so -
short a time, as this composition.

to some, and adopting the opinions of others, pre- ,-

beentroublcd with a violent cough, dlfiiculty of‘

Price one dollar each bottle. Each bottle cone I

old, 5 drops, for one a year old, I0 drops, 3 years‘

The Conklin strengthening‘

' District, limits and appoints seven months .