_v- xSteel and Gilt Waist Buckles and Clasps; _ Compass Keys; ‘A general assortment of gilt I . CLOCKS and WATCHES carefully re- " paired and warranted. ' THE subscriber informs the trade that he ' ble terms. at his boat lying at the wharf of Hoyts 8:. Co. atcbes,Spoons,8LJ'ewe\ry. LEVI CLARK Sc C70.o HAVING - com- menced busi- . ness at the STORE ‘adjoining Mzssits. STREET 8:. ‘JAMES, v now offer to the pub- _ ' -1-, lie at very reduced _ j _ , .4 prices- Silver English 8:. French WATCHES- Gold Watch_Seals, Keys, Slides and Rings; Breast Pins (vet? 599:) [Dropss Ladies’elegar'it Gold Fillagree Ear-Rings and Coral Ear-Rings ; Imitatiop_do.; Black, blue, and ruby Ear Rings and Drops; Finger Rings ;—Waist Ribbons; bpen, and Steel Top Silver Tliioibles ; Brass do ;——-Silver and plated Pencil Cases; Sleeve Buttons ;-Tape Ngedles ; _ Steel Watch Chains ;-—Ribbon Chains. Watch Seals, Keys, Slides and Rings 5 Steel Spectacles and Cases ; _ Razors; Scissors ;-'—F_ine Pen-Knives; Tooth-Brushes :’—-Plated Tea Spoons, 8:.c. Hair and Bead Nee_klac_es. SILVER TABLE SP00.v.s; , . do DESERT, TEA, CREAM, and SALT SPOONS; and SUGAR TONGS; Silver mounted Spectacles, with white and _ ‘green Glasses. by the dozen or single. Fine Morocco Gilt‘Spectacle Cases; Common do. SPOONS, MEDALS, 85c. Made and engraved to Order. CASH paid for'old GOLD and SILVER. *** WANTED, a JOURNEYMAN SIL- VERSMITH, to whom good wages will be ‘yen. One who understands Spectacle-ma- king would be preferred. Norwalk, May 23, 1825. IS BLACKMAN 5;‘ CLARK I WOULD inform the Public that they still continue the business at their old stand _in Danbury, where they keep ‘on hand and are constantly manufacturing Silver Table SPOONS; SUGAR TONGS ; Silver mounted SPECTACLES, Whole- sale 8L Retail,as low as can be purchased .‘ in this State. ALSO-For sale, BRASS EIGHT DAY CLOCKS ; Silver “Watches; Watch Seals, Keys, and Chains ;Breast-Pins; Ladies Ear- Ornainents ; Finger Rings ; Scissors and Cliains; Peii-Knives ; Silver Tliimbles, 8:.c. Clocks and Watches carefully repaired and warranted. All kinds ofGold and Sil- ver Work made and repaired. , Danbury, June 5, 1825. ‘ 15 DAVID NASH ACKNOVVLEDGES many favours con- - ferred on him by his friends and the pub Iic, and solicits a continuance of their patron- a . He continues the WATCH MAKING add SILVER SMITH Business at his stand No. 1, west end of Saugatuck Bridge, where he is ready to wait on those who will favour him with a call. Customers can be supplied on as reasonable terms as can be had in New York, or any shop on the sea-coast. SILVER SPOONS of all kinds made,eii- graved, and warranted to be as good as Span- ish Dollars. CLOCKS and WATCHES carefully repaired. *** Cash paid for old Gold and Silver. Saugatuck, May 31st, 1895. l5tf FREDERICK REED 1‘/IOST respectfully returns his thanks for pas; favors and begs leave to inform the public that he has received by the last arrival from the city of New York a fresh supply of WATCHES, JEWELRY, Watch TRIM- MINGS, SILVER THIMBLES, 8Lc. 8:.c. which he will sell at less than reduced prices. WATCHES carefully repaired, cleaned, 8:. warranted, for 95 per cent. less than here - tofore during the warm season. Norwalk, June 14,1825. ZIIILLINER Y. MRS. M. A. SELLECK has just received - from New York a general assortment of GOODS in her line, which she confidently expects will give satisfaction to _,purchasers : consisting of BLACK 8:. YELLOW LEG- HORN HATS 8:. GIPSIES, some of su- perior quality; STRAW HATS 8: G11’- SIES, together with a good assortment of fashionable RIBBONS.. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, BAND—BOXES, 8:.c. 8Lc. ALSO, an assortment of CHLICOES, very elegant, FOR SALE as above. Norwalk, April 12, 1825. 7tf WOOL CARDING, 8:.c. HE subscribers beg leave to inform the ’ Public that they have their machinery now in complete order, and are ready for the reception of all kinds of Wool for Carding, which shall be done in the neatest manner 8:. at short notice and as cheap as at any other Establislimentiii this place. Wool may be left atthe store of E. B. ‘Bennett fin. whence ‘it will be taken, carded, and returned imme- diately, _I;3‘very;_exei'tioLn. \(l1llll baa psed to ptrfi. vent mista es 0 every ‘Ml , an 0 meet e public approbation in every respect. Aaron Byinggin returns his thanks to his customeis for past favors and earnestly begs the contin- uance of them. Thekbusfjiiess rhereafter will be carrie on under t e rm 0 BYINGTON 8:. BISHOP. Norwalk, May 17, 1895. l2tf FINDINGS. has for sale a general assortment of FINDINGS, which will besold on reasona- . - 16 TO JOURNEYMEN. W anted immediately a iiuuiber of Journey- men SIioemaker.r;,to work on Boots and Shoes to whom good encouragement will be given. Norwalk, June 13. .WM. Maiurtmir. LOB STERS. TIIE subscriber informs the public that he hopes to supply them with Fnesh LOB- STERS every Saturday through the season, ' EPENETUS Ween. ED WARD STREET, (./It the Slorclulely occupied by Barlram am’ Street, near the Briulge.) . HAS r‘e‘ceived'and now oiiers/for salli 8!. the lowest cash prices, a general and st!- perior assprtmerit of GROCERIES. HARD WARE,‘ and’ FINDINGS, together _wIlh _ a small assortment ofCROCKERY. Which ‘V'_" be disposed ‘of at less than cost. Among his assortment will be found, Rum, Brandy, Gin, Wines, Cordials, Sugar.-5. Molasses. Raisins. Spice, Flour, Coffee, Chocolate, 8:.c. 8Ec. 8:.c. Norwalk,_June_ I2, 1825. I5 . New Establishment. THE:' subscriber would inform his friends and the public in general, that he has removed his Store from the_ East end ofliis house, into his NEW STORE afew rods VVest ofthe Bridge, where he has bn hand 8 General Assortment_.of GROCERIES. HARDWARE, ‘and CROCKERY, which articles he will put at prices which will be as Chem) as any Store in the place. Part of the articles are as follows: viz. _ St. Croix, New England, and Jamaica RUM; Madeira, Malaga, Currant and Port WINE; Holland and Pierpont GIN; Old Cider BRANDY; St. Croix, New Orleans, 8:. Havana SUGAR; a number of hogsheads ofthe first quality MOLASSES ; Young Hy- son, Hyson Skin, and Soiichong TEAS; a general assortment of SPICE ; three or four kinds of RAISINS ; FIGS-besides many other articles too tedious to mention. ¢IOHN'BURRAI.I.. . “Norwalk, May 17. 1% New Goods--Cheap for Cash. HARLES HURLBUTT, at the old stand of Samuel Jackson 8:. Co. has re- cently returned from NewYork with a general assortment of DRY-GOODS, GROCE- RIES, HflRDIVflRE, and CROCKERY. The assortment being laid in for the conven- ience of the Public, and the exertion which was made in the selection of the Goods and their quality,requires the immediate attention of my customers and the Public. Parents and masters may depend on having the same attention paid to their children as if they were themselves present. _ N. B. Cash or country produce will be received in payment. Satigatiick, May 2, 1895. *3m 10 Dry Goods, tire. THE subscribers having entered into part- nership under the firm of LEWIS MAI.- LORY 8:. SON, inform their friends that their business will be conducted at the Old Stand of Lewis Mallory, a few rods east of the Bridge where they have just received from N.York a large supply of Fresh and Seasonable Goods, which they offer to their customers on a_s rea- sonable terms as they can be found elsewhere. The following comprise a part oftheir assort- ment :--—Black, blue, olive, green, and mixt BROAD—CLOTHS ; black, blue, and other colored CASSIMERES ; Satinetts; Striped Florentine; Silk striped Drilling, a new and fashionable article for PANTALOONS ;— a very choice selection of black figured Silk Vestings;Valencia and other Vestings; Bom- bazine; Circassian; Levantine and Gro De Nap Silk ;Fancy Silk Hdkfs; Gloves; Hosie- ry‘; Sheeting and Sliirting ; Ticking ; Ging- hams ; Flannels; Checks, 8:.c. 8:.c. together with a great variety of Goods not here enu- merated. ALSO, a general assortment CROCKERY and GROCERIES. N. B. TAILORING carried on as usual. Customers may depend on having their work done in tlieneatest manner, according to the uiost fashionable style, 8: on reasonableterms. Li-:wis lVI.u.r.oai:,. ALI-‘iu-:1) MALLORY. Norwalk, April 18, 1825. 8 New Summer Goods. SMITH & VVILSON HAVE just received a. very handsome as- sortment of SUMMER GOODS- coiisisting of Silk Drilling; silk striped Florentine of a variety of patterns ; Denmark Satin; black Cireassian ; Seersucker, 8:.c. 8:.c. ALSO, a large assortment of Calicces; printed Jaconet and Mull Muslins; Canton 81. Italian Crapes ofasuperiorquality; fancy silk Handkerchiefs; Gauze do; black Love do; French 8:. India Levantine; colored; and black fig’d Gro-de- Nap Silks; India and German Flaggs ; as- sortment ofFancy Cotton Shawls; Cashmere do ; Irish Linens; Linen Cambric; 4-4 Me-- ririo Hdk’fs; Furniture Prints; stair Carpet- ing; Domestic Ginghams and Stripes ;'1‘ow Cloth, ls. per yard;plain 8:. furniture Dimity; Russia Duck, and Shirting ; O Bang tip Cord; black Velvet, very low price ; biack silk Vel- vet; assortment of Boniba-zetts; Milinett ;—- Shell and Horn Combs ; Irish, Russia, and American Diaper; fine and low pric’d Born- bazines ; ladies and gentlemen’s black horse skin gloves ofa superior ‘quality ; also, kid 8:. gentlemen’s Beaver; brown muslin for Hats; fashionable Vestings ; cotton 8:. worsted Hose; green Baize ; pressed Baize for floor Cloths ; Domestic Muslins, brown and bleach’d,which was purchased before the rise of cotton, and can be sold lower than the present prices. Norwalk, June 21. More Lumber. BENEZER HILL, at his Establishment a few rods south ofthe Bridge, has just rec’d a large supply ofLUMBER, ofthe first ‘quality, which he will dispose ofat reasonable prices. The following is a part: 200,000 first quality Catskill Shingles 50,000 second quality do do 15,000 feet merchantable Boards 5,000 feet clear Boards 5,000 feet Siding - . Together with a good supply of LATH 8:. SCANTLING. OLD ESTABLISHMENT. _ More Lumber.- STREET 8: JAMES havejust rec’d anatl- ditioual supply ofLUMBF.R consisting of Catskill and Albany SHINGLES Clear and Merchantable BOARDS Mercliantable ‘PLANK ; clear 2 inch do. SCANTLING ; LATH BOARDS ;—‘ Clear and Merch’t SIDING, 8:.c. 8:.c. 8:.c.— all ofwhich is offered at the lowest prices. MACKEREL NO. I. JUST received andfor sale by the subscri- ber at N.- Y. prices. , E. H». STREET. Norwalk, May 23. 13tf Norwalk, June 21,- 1825'. ' 18 York prices. ' , Dry Goods, - . (WEST SIDE THE_ BRIDGE.) STREET 2. JAMES have recently added articles-, which makestheir assortment equal to any in. this place ;. all of which is offered at their usual low prices. *,,,* CALLAND SEE. _-Norwalk, June 28, 1395- « 13 NOTICE. , THOSE indebted to the firul of VAIL 8:. REED, New-York, are particularly re- quested to settle their accounts by the 15th of July, as different arrangement in biisiness is contemplated, which will calise a punctual- seitleinent of their accounts necessary. ‘ V.ui. 8:. Rush, 17 Maiden Lane, New-York. 17 NEW GOODS. JAMES MALLORY has this day rec’d fr. N. Y. a very choice selection of DRY GOODS, consisting. in part, as follows :-— Black and Blue BROAD CLOTHS and CASSIMERES ; Satinetts; Bonibazettes; Bombazine ; Calicoes, a good assortment ;—- Fuaniture Chintz; black Levantine ; Sin- cliew and Sarsinett; blue, white, and pink Florences ; black Canton Crape; blk, white and green French Crape ; Fancy Silk hdkfs; black silk and other Vestings; Irish-Linen ; Linen Cambric hdkfs.; long Lawn ; Cam- brie, Jaconet, Mun 2,; Swiss Muslius; Book Muslins; fig’d and plain Frills; silk Flagg and Baiidannoe hdkfs ; Bobinett Laces, plain and fig’d ; thread and cotton Laces; Grass Cambric and Reeds for Ladies Hats; insert- ing Trimmings ; silk, cotton 8:. worsted Hose; Russia and Table Diaper ; silk striped Flor- entine, asuperior article for pantalooos ; Wil- mington stripe ; blue and yellow Nankeens ; men’s black silk Gloves; ladies’ black and white do ; superior Buckskin do ; Ribbons ; domestic stripes and Gingbanis; real Bang up Cord ; Dorchester Ticking ; cotton Cas- simere ; Linen and cotton Checks ; domestic sliiriing and Sheeting; Dimity ,- Cotton Flaggs ; Oil Cloths ; black and col’d Tabby Velvet ; Umbrellas ; Parasols; Merino hdkfs; Giinps; black. green and cinnamon coloured Pruuelle; black Satteen; black and white Jean ; spool Floss and sewing cotton ;cotton Balls;'Pins; Needles; Tapes; Millinett; Wire; Buttons; Combs; Sewing Silks; Looking Glasses, 8:.c. 8:.c. . Also, Groceries and Crockery as usual. Norwalk, May 22, I395. EBENEZER STEVENS HAS jtist rec’d frorri N. York an extensive 8: elegant assortment ofDRY GOODS, which he is now offering for sale as cheap as can be purchased in any store in this county. The following comprise a part, viz. Superfine blue 81. black London BROAD CLOTHS ; Cassimeres and Sattiiiets ; Vel- vet and Bang tip cords; Bombazettes and Stripes; 200 yards fine superior twil’d Cir- cassiun; 200 yards Vesiing, comprising a complete assortment‘; 1000 yards superfine and common Calicces; 1000 yds. Furniture chintz; black, white, 8:. green French Crapes; black and col’d Canton Crapes; black Can- ton hdkfs; silk and cotton Flaggs ; Fancy silk hdkfs; black India Levantine, Sarcincts and Sinchews; black an white Silk Gloves, very superior quality; Irish Linens, Linen Cambrick, and Lawn ; one box Thread La- ces, a complete assortment : ladies white lin- en pocket handkercliiefs_; brown Muslin for ladies Hats; black silk and Tabby Velvet ;—- India Cambric and Book Mtislins; Jaconet Mull, and Cambric do ; black and white cot- ton Hose ; black and slate worsted do ; Silk Braid ; Inserting trimmings and suspenders ; coat and vest Buttons of all kitids; 6 boxes Fancy Ribbons; large and small Tortoise shell Combs; 15 dozen side Combs ; men’s Buckskin and Beaver Gloves ; Pins and Nee- dles; black Pins; one case Ladies’ white Leghorn Hats ; one case do black do do ;—- Ginghams and Checks ; Window Papers ;—- Reeds for Hats; Diaper and Dimity; Bed- ticks, and Cotton Yarn; green Baizes and Flaiitiels ; blue and yellow Nanke‘eii ; cotton Cassiiiiere; Buckram ; 1000 yards domestic Muslin ; white Satin Jean ; Velvet Ribbons; black, blue, green, yellow, and purple SILK, a choice selection ; together with his usual as- sortinentof GROCERIESS; CR-OCKERY. Norwalk, May 16, 1825. 8 CHEAP FOR CASH. _ THE subscriber has this day received from N. York a general assortment of GRO- CERIES, which he offers at reduced prices for cash. The following articles are among his assortment :-— Cogniac and Cider BRANDY; Jamaica, St. Croix, 8:. N. E. RUM; Holland 8:. Couri- try GIN; Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and Souchoug TEAS ; Loaf, St. Croix, and Ha- vana SUGAR; Wheat, Rye, and Buckwheat FLOUR; Rice ; Molasses; HONEY, of a very superior quality; Crackers and Cheese; Codfish ; Herring; Mackerel ; Pork ; Pork 8:. Beef Hams; Coffee ; Chocolate; Ginger ;- Pepper; Pearlash; Pimento; Nutmegs;—- Mustard ;Box Raisins; Figs; Oranges; Cas- sia ; Spanish and American Segars; Siiuffof all kinds; Tobacco; Candles ; Blown Salt; Box Soap and patent Shaving Soap; Starch; Brooms ; patent spring Steel HOES ; Bel- lows; Powder 8:. Shot ; Cider, Vinegar, Beer, 8:.c. 8i.c. _ EDWIN LOCKWOOD. Norwalk, April 30. - I 8 SPRING FASHIONS. SCOFIELD 8:. CORKER having received from their friends and the public at large, a degree of patronage far exceeding their ex- pectations have concluded to continue their business as usual at the old stand over the store ofStreet 8:. James ; but thinking it ne- cessary to close their accounts of_tlie past year, they earnestly solicit all those who have ac- counts with them of more than three months standing to call and settle them immediately. They have recently rec’d thelaiest N. York Fashions for C0./ITS, FROCK-C0flTS, VESTS, P./1JV'T.«€ILO0.N'S, 8;c. all ofwhicli garments they will make in the best manner, and at the shortest notice, and they can assure the public that no effort will be spared on their part to suit those who may favour them with their custom. *** An assortmcntofthe best of Trimmings keptconstantly on hand. Norwalk, April 25. 9 SHIRTINGS 2.; SHEETINGS. STREET 8:. JAMES have just rec’d 3,000 Yards American Slieetiug and Sh'ir_tiug Muslins, which are offered by the piece at N. _ Norwalk,J_uue 13. r to their stock of Goods many desirable _ THE. ELEGANT and FAST SAILING STE AM-BOAT J OH N .M.HRSH.dLL, Capt. N. GRIFFING, will leave foot ofR00se- velt-street, N. York, for Sawpit and Norwalk, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morning, at 6 _o’clock, and rettirn the same days, leaving Oltl Well, at Norwalk, at two- o’clock, P.‘ M. stopping at Sawpit, She has been thoroughly repaired and additional ac- comriiodaiions made,‘ which makes her very comriiodious and leasant. For freight or passage inquire of as. Quintard, jr. Norwalk, or of the captain on board. Passage froui Norwalk" to New-York, S1--from Sawpit, 50 Cents. *** STAGES run from Sawpitand Norwalk to the different towns back. Mr. Calhoun runs his Stage regular to the Boat on the above days, taking passengers to Wil- ton, Ridgfield, Ridgbury, and Danbury. April 5th, 1825. 7tf 01.0 LINE. . SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. fifi ACCOMMODATION PACKETS, To sail from the Landing of Hoyle 8; Co. ./Varwallc,flIl- Peck-Sli'p, New York. ON Tuesday, 972d inst. the Norwalk Line of Packets will commence ruuniiig ac- cording to their usttal summer arrangements, the CITIZEN, C apt. Brown, leaving Norwalk through the season on Tuesdays, and return- log on Saturdays; the MECHANIC, Captain Hoyt, on Thursdays, anti returning on Tues- days ; and the SABINA, Captain Duskain,on Saturdays, and returiiiug on Tlllffsddys. For freight or passage apply on board, or at the store of Hov'rs 8L Co. Noi-walk, March 14, 1825. LINE OF PACKETS FROM Snuoxrucx To New Yoiur. SLOOPS IRIS .fl.N'D EVEIJV./I. THE Sloop Ims, Capt. E. B. Williams, will sail from the wharf of G. Bradley 8; return on Saturday ; and the Sloop EVELINA, will sail from the wharf of Jackson 8; Sher- wood on Saturdays and return the following Thursdays. For freight or passage apply to the Captains on board, or at the stores ofthe Subscribers. G. BRADLEY 8:. Co. JACKSQN 8:. Sruzitwoon. Saugatuck, April 25, 18%. 9 VALUABLE POTTERY, 8:.c. ’ FOR SALE, on reasonable terms, that valuable 8:. pleas- .,._ ant situation known by the name of “ The Village” lying about a mile from the Old Well, in Norwalk, a large Pottery, two Kilns for burning Ware, a good Store and Barn, with other buildings, a good Wharf, 'and 20 acres of Laird. For further particulars inquire of BENJAMIN Isaxcs. Norwalk, April 11., 1825. 7 J. FROST has for sale Connection ° River MESS SHAD in Barrels and half-barrels-No. I MACKEREL in do;-"'- fine TAMARINDS; CRADLES, for cra- dling Grain, 8Lc. 8Lc. Norwalk, June 20. I825. WHEAT FLOUR, CODFISH, 8Lc. JUST rec’d and for sale by the subscriber a quantity of Canal Family FLOUR,which will be sold as low as it can be bought in N. York,and delivered here, warranted good, or no sale. Likewise, a quantity ofCODFIS,H Blown SALT by the Bushel,or Sack Spanish SEGARS by the Box A handsome assortment of Crockery, 8; Glass- ‘Ware, Looki7ig- Glasses, 8tc. 8Lc. N. B. The-siibscriber’s store is at present well supplied with a good assortment ofGrto- CERIES, HARD-VVARE, 8:. Caocxeiu, which he intends selling as cheap for ‘cash as any one in the place. Joan BUBBALL. Norwalk, Jtine I4. ' ‘ . PORK AND BEEF HAMS, A LARGE supply, and of thebest quality, *- just rec’d 8:. for sale by E. H. STREET. Norwalk, June ‘.23. - 17 A OTICE.—'I‘lie subscriber having relin- quished the mercantile business in Ridg- field, would inform his old friends 8:. custom- ers that it has become indispensable that their accounts should be settled. Should this notice have its intended efi‘ect,m’uch cost and trouble may be saved to them and myself. All per- sons having any claims against uie will please to present them for settlement. The subscri- ber continiies to carry on the Saddle,Harness_. Cap, and 'I.'runk-Making business at hisjold stand under the‘ Masonic Hall,where all favors will be gratefully acknowledged, 8L all orders promptly attended to. . WM. CROCKER. Ridgfield, Feb. 14, I825. l3tf . LOOK AT THIS ! I JUST received and for sale by the subscrib- er, a new supply ofthe first quality ofCA- NAL FAMILY FLOUR, which will be war- ranted good or no sale, and as cheap as it can be bought and delivered here from N. York’. Likewise, C OARSE SUGAR, suitable for Currant Wine, which will be sold cheap ; to- gether with a quantity ofTURKS ISLAND SALT, of good quality. Jtine I3. ' Joan BURRALL. N OTICE. HE subscriber is in want of two or three . JOURNEYMEN TAILORS and two business, who can couie well recommended. Encouragement will be given to any Journ- eyiiieii who will pay their attention to his con- cerns. He wishes to inform the public at large, and likewise his old custoniersuwlio may de- pend upon iinuiediate attention, that, altlio’ he has received a large assortment of work from N.Yor , his attention will be paid more particularly to customers, as his intention is to supply his shop with good workmen. Saucer. Smrrn. Saugatuck, May 30', 1825. , H: I. Co. every Tuesday through the season and or three APPRENTICES to theTailoring ‘ 'ittAiv‘trFA't:'ru1iri\ie, cnmitm, .tNii “C LTOI-I’-'-DRESSING.’ ' THE subscriber takes this method to in- form his friends and the public in gener- _ al that he has experienced workmen and good machinery ; that he will tiiauufacture Broa ‘ Cloths, Cassiiiieres, Satiuetts, Flaunels, 8m. at reasonable prices,ori conditions,__by the yd: or on shares. - Carding, Fulling, Dying, and Finishing done for custoiriers at a I seasons of the year. Goods will be sold at reasonable prices by the piece or yard‘. . " Enyas Psc'ir,ju‘n’r.‘ Greenwich Factory, May; ‘-13. I395- ADMINISTRATOIVS SALE. ‘ :. FOR SALE at Public Auc- tion on Wednesday,the I8: ‘ day ofJuly“nexi,all the real an personal property of Joseph Kee- .-. X. Dwelling House and three acres ofland ad- and 6 acres Wood and Swamp Land, abog wearing appaiel,‘8Lc. -S.ile.to' take place at the late residence of the det-.éas'ed,at 8 o’cloclt; P. M. EDWIN Hon‘, Adm’r.. Norwalk, June 9.7, 18°25. ‘ I8. _ , PUBLIC VENDUE. ‘ —. will be sold at public Auction on Thurs-' at the house of Hezekiah Whitlock, so much, ofthe Real Estate '.f Asa Lockwood, late of Norwalk, deceased, as will pay the suniof 81320, 13 with incidental charges ofsale. sold is the following,viz. The House, Cider Mill, and Still House, together with the Land adjoining; 5 acres of Plough-land lying at C_raulierry Plain,and an acre of Peat Ground near Mr. Isaac Bcttst ‘ BENJAMIN ocitwooo, , Enwriv Locxwoon. I Adm '9‘ Norwalk, June 25, I855. 18 4w THE Court ofProbate for the District of’ Norwalk hath liuiiied and appointed six uiontlis from this date for the exliibition of claims against the estate of Elias Sturges, late of Wilton, dec’d, and this public notice is given by order of said Court. SETH TAYLOR, , ZALMON STURGES, I Adm I5 Norwalk, June 23, I825. *l8 "l‘HE Court of Probate for the district of Stamford, hath limited seven months from this date, for the exhibition nfclaims a- gaiust the estate of Bradley flyrcs, late of Stamford, dec’d. ' ABISHA! SCOI-‘IELD, Exec’r. Stamford, l0tli June, 1825. 18 VALUABLE MEDICINE I-‘OR COUGHS _AND CONSUMPTIONS. THE high reputation iliat Aivor:rtsozv’s Coucir DROPS and PECTORAL Pow- DI’-IRS .have gained for Coughs and other af- fections of the breast audlungs leading to cousuinpiion, renders it unnecessary to say much in recommending them to the public, as no stranger proof of their possessing un- common virtues could be given than will be found by reading the certificates accompany- ing each bottle, given by [D036 of the first re- speciabi lity, who have used them in cases of long standing ; and some oftlieni, where their physicians had given them up as past recove- ry, have been entirely restored by the use of this medicine. The fact that tliey have now been in use six years,and that the demand the present season has been much greater than at any former period is also a strong argument in their favour. Thousands have shortened their days by neglected Coughs when first at- tacked, which have soon terminated in a seat- ed Cousuinption, and proved fatal. Scarcely acase of Colds, Coughs’, Pain in the side, difiiculty of breathing, want of sleep arising from debility, or even Consuinptions but may be relieved byla timely use of this Healing Balsam. Each Dollar Bottle of this medicine contains about 40 doses, which provestliein to be a cheap iiiedicine. ' For the further satisfaction of the public, the folloivingceitificates areofi'er’d for perusal. NEW CERTIFICATES. Mr. J. IVIELLEN : Sir—-Ifyou think the fol- lowing statement of my case worth publish- ing, you are at liberty so to do. I, the sub- scriber, do hereby certify, that about the nth!- dle of August, 189:, I was seized with a vio- lent pain in my breast which terriiinated in 8 or 10 days in an ulcer or abccss which dis- c‘ jrged a vast quantity of matter attended wi't‘h.a violent cough and spitting blood,tliis continued until soiue time in November fol lowing. In the interim new ulcers gathered and discharged ;ii'liicli reduced me very fast- Imade application to the physicians but to no effect : by the above mentioned tiuie, No- vember, I was reduced toilie last stage of earthly nxisteiice, when I heard of‘ Antler- son’s Cough Drops,'I accordingly purchased and made use of them, which soon gave me relief,an(I after taking "them regularly about three rnoutlts, to the astonisliment of all my neighbors, I gained my health and soundness; believe said Drops to be the best medicine that was ever _iiilroduced into the world for complaints ofthe lungs. JOSHUA BLODGET. Burtorwille, October 18:23. This is to certify that the subscriber was hroiight very low by spitting blood,. attended‘: with a cough and CZllZll‘l'IE, and that nothing. afforded me real relief iintilI commenced taking Atiderson’s Cough Drops, the use of" which were the means in the hand of'God of restoring me again to a comfortable state of health.-—-And I do further certify that the wife of Mr. Nathan Huntington, living in the same place was afflicted with a verybad cough for ajnumber ofyears, and in 1893 she was. . reducedsp low that it -was thought she must soon be in her grave, as she was scarcely able to.walk,from her bed to the fire, when she commenced taking Anderson’s Cough Drops the use ofwhich, in a short time so far restor- ed her, that she was soon able to do a good‘- day.’s work. I can cheerfully recommend this- mediciue to the public. PHILO Junsoiyf, Pastor ofthe Church in Asliford, (COIL) - flshford, Sept. 25, I824. 6 ‘ Sui For Sale by S ST. Jomv, Norwalk, and by most Druggists iii the U. States. Gentlemen 8; Ladies’ Pearl TOOTH POW-t DER-—Preparcd by Dr. Cur. For sale at the Gazelle gQ()‘ice-—Price :25 Cts. For sale also by Benj-. Isaacs and Stephen St- ‘ J oh-u‘, N orwalk, and S. .Iarr.is_, Stimiord tcr lat of Norwalk, decld, consisting ofii ' joining, lying. within a few rods of the bridge’; A I a mile from the Bridge, together with a gen‘— , eral assortment of Household Ftiriiituret ‘ BY oiioiza of the Hon. Court of Probate day the 20th of._Iuly next, at 2 o’clock‘ I’. M.’ . N. B. The property conteiiiplated to be‘, therefore I feel in duty bound to say that I’
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