0; c
-‘ ble terms.
’ "Norwallt, June 28, 1825. ,
n¢—.
atehes,Spootis,8LJewelry.
"LEVI -CLARK at co-. _
" AYI-NG corn-
tti’e:n_ced busi-
‘ness at the STORE
adjoining lllasstts.
S't‘i-.t:r:'r SI. Jkiltiis,
now offer to tlie_pub-
lie at very r'ed‘uc‘ed
prices——
Freincli
Gtiltl W_atch_Seafs, Keys, Slides and Rings; .
ireast P'tr'i‘s (very ftne,)_ .— 3 [Drops,
Jadies’el'eg_ant Gold Fillagree Ear-Rings and
ltjoral Ear-Rings _; Iiiiitatiop do. ';
Black, blue, and ruby Ear Rings and Drops;
F,,,g'e‘r Rings ‘;—_-Waist Ribbons; ,
Steel ithd Gilt Waist B|lCl{lti_S:atl(I Clasps;
:Open, and Steel Top Silv‘e_r 'I‘l';itiibles ;
Brass do ;—-Silver_gin_'d "plated Pencil Cases;
Sleeve Biit_t'_otis.j—'I‘ap‘e Neetllrzs ;
Steel Wa.tcli_ Cliains ;—-Ribbon Chains; _
Compass Keys; Ageneral assortinent_0f gilt
Watch Seals, Keys, Slides and Rings;
Steel Spectacles and Cases ; _ _
_Razoi“s_'; Scissors ,';_-—Fine Pen Knives 5
I.I.‘t)0tl‘l-BI’ll_sl)eS ’:‘—-Plated Tea Spoons, &c-.
Hair, and Bead Necltlaccs. .
SILVER '1'./IBLE SI’0O.’\"Si
. do DESERT, TEA, CREAM, and
SALT SP00./VS; and SUGAR TONGS;
Silver mounted Spectacles, witlt white and
. green Glasses, by the dozen or single.
Fine Morocco Gilt Spectacle Cases;
Common do.
v’ CLOCKS and IVATCHES carefully re-
paired and warranted-.
sPo‘oNs, MEDALS, bsc. Made and
engraved to Order. , ,
CASH 'paid for old GOLD atid SILVER.
WANTED, a JOURNEYMAN SIL-
‘.VERSl\tlI'I‘H,.'t'o whom good Wages will be
given. ,Oue who uhderstatids Spectacle-mm
king would be preferred.
Norwalk, May 9.3.1825. I3
BL./1,CK]I;fAN 8; CLARK
OULD infortn the Ptiblic that they still
, - continue the business at their old stand
in- Danbury, where they keep oti band and
are constantly mantifacturing
Silver Table SPOONS;
SUGAR TONGS ;
Silver mounted SBECTACLES, IVlt0le-
sale 8: Retail,as low as can be purchased
iiitliis State.
ALSO——For sale, BRASS EIGHT DAY
CLOCKS ; Silver Watches ; Watch Sf‘-HIS:
Keys,and Chains ;Breast-Pins; Ladies Ear-
Ornaiueiits; -Finger Rings; Scissors and
Chains; Pen-Knives ; Silver Tliinibles, .&.c.
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired
and ivarranted. All kinds of‘Gold and Sil-
irer VVork made and repaired.
_ Danbury, June 5, 18°25.
FREDt:‘.B.1Ut4. REED
B/IOST respectfully returns his thanks for
3 past favors and begs leave to iuform_tlie
public that he has received by the last arrival
from the city of New York a fresh supply of
WATCHES, JEWELRY. Watclt'1‘RIM—
tiitivos, SILVER THIMBLES, ac. &.c.
wliitjli he will sell at less than reduced prices.
VVATCHES carefully repaired, cleaned,
SI. v\'aTI'all}‘.8d, for €25 per cent. less than here-
I5
- tofore during the warm season.
Norwalk, June 14,1895.
BIIVYD SSH
I CKNOWLEDGES many favours con-
-F ferred on him by his friends and the pub-
lie, and solicits a continuance of their patron-
age. He continues the WATCH MAIS.Il\(:‘
add SILVER SMITH Business at his stand
No. 1, west end of Saugatuck Bridge,tvliere
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
Iork, or any shop on the sea-coast.
SILVER SPOONS ofall kinds made,en-
graved, and warranted to be as good as S;)zni-
ish Dollars. CLOCKS and WATCHES
carefully repaired;
*,,* Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
Saugatuck, May 31st, 189.5. 15lf
./IIILLINER Y.
RS. M. A. SELLECK has just received
- from New York a geI'l8l'8.I,3SSOI'[ID8Il[0l‘
GOODS in her line, which she confidently
expects_ will give satisfaction to purchasers :
coiisisting of BLACK lat. YELLOIV LEG-
I-IORN HATS 89.’. GIPSIES, some of sti-
perior quality; STRAVV HATS SI. GIF-
SIES, together with a ood assorttnent of
fashionable RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
"FLOWERS, BAND-BOXES, &Lc. &.c.
‘*5?-'AI.SO, an assortment ,C'./ILICOES,
yery elegant, FOR SA (.55 above.
'-‘-"' Norwallt, "April 12, 18° 7tf
FINDIN ti‘ ,
V HE subscriber informs , _ ]7". that he
has for sale a generassortment of
FINDINGS, which will be sold on reasona-
lll A
TO JOURNEYMEN.
VVanted immediately a number ofJourney-
men Sltoemalcers, to work on Boots and Shoes
to whotn_»go'o'd eticouragetiieiit will be giveti.
Norwallt, Jutie 18. Win. MAYBURY.
LOB STISRS.»
' TIIE subscriber informs the public that he
hopes to supply them with Fresh LOB-
STERS every Saturday through the season,
at his boat lying at the wharf of Hoyts be Co.
__ , EPENETUS Warm.
Norwalk, May 25. - tart
' MACKEREL NO. I_. «
JUST received and for sale by the subscri-
ber at N. Y. prices. ‘E. H. STREET.
Nortvatti, June 27, 13925. 18
Dry Goods,
(WEST SIDE THE BRIDGE.)
STREET $2. JAMES have recently added
to their stock of Go_ods many desirable
articles, which makes their assortment equal
to‘ any in this place _; all oi‘;wliich is offered at
their usual low price's. *,,.* CALL AND SEE-
18‘
sntIt'riNG's 2.: ‘SHEE'l‘I'NIG'S-.~
STREET SI. JAMES‘ have just rec’d 3,000 '
Yards Aiiierica’n. S‘heeti'ng- and Shirtiiig
Muslins, whi'ch are offered, by the piece at N.
ark prices. Norwal'k,June 18.
;_ED WARD II. .-S’ TREE Ta
(flt the Store lately occupied by Bartram and
., , . . .S_‘treet,‘7'ietzr {lie Bn'.dge,) ‘ , .__
HAS re'ceived and no‘tv offers for sale at
_ ‘the lowest cash prices, a general and so-
perior ass'o"i't'tiient i-if GROCERIE-3, HARD
WARE','and FINDINGS. together Will‘ la‘
I
. small assort'tn'e'ntofCROCKERY,'\l'|1iclt will
be disposed of at les§~:‘f/rah. cost. ,‘ Among his
assortment "will be found, Ruin, Brandy, Gin,
Wines, Cordials, Sugars, Molasses, Raisins,
Spice, Flour, Coffee, Chocolate, &.c. llstc. 8:0.
Norw_al_k, Ju__ne 12,1895‘. 16...
New Establishment. _
HE subscriber would inform his ft‘iends
and the ‘public in general, that he has
removed his Store from the East end ofhis
house, into his NEW STORE afew rods
West ofthe Bridge, where he has on _lt'and a
General Assortment of GROCERIES
HARDWARE, atid CROCKERY, wliicli
articles he will put at prices which will be as
Cheap as any Store in the place. Part of the
articles are as follows: viz.
‘St. Cl'oi:i:, New England, "and Jamaica
RU M; Madeira, Malaea, Currant and Port
WINE; Holland and Pierpont GIN; Old
Cider BRANDY; St. Croix, New Orleans,
31. Havana SUGAR; a number ofhogsheads
ofthe first quality MOLASSES ; Young Hy-
son, Hyson Skin, and Souchong TEAS; a
general assortment of SPICE ; three or four
kinds of IIAISINS; FlGS—-besides uiany
other articles too tedious to mention.
Jomv BURRALL.
I2
Norwallt, May 17.
New Goot\s--Cheapfor Cash.
HARLES HURLBU'1‘T, at"tlie old
statid of Samuel Jackson 3:. Co. has re-
cently returned lrotn NewYork with a general
assorttneut of DRY-‘GOODS, GROCE-
RIES, H./JlRDW.flRE, and CROCKERY.
The assortment being laid in for the conven-
ience ofthe Public, and the exertion which
was madein the selection of the Goods anti
their quality,requirestlie immediate attention
of my customers and the Public. Parents
and masters may depend on liaving the same
attention paid to their children as if they were
tliemselves present.
N. 13. Cash or country produce will be
received in payment.
Sangatuck, May 2, 1825.
Dry Goods, &e.
“F HE subscyibers having entered into part-
tiership under the firm of LEWIS lVIAL-
LORI’ 8:. SON, inform their friends that their
business will be conducted atthe Old Stand of
Lewis Mallory, a few rods east of the Bridge
wlieie they have just received from N.York a
large supply of Fresh and Seasonable Goods,
wliich they offer to their customers on as rea-
sonable terms as they can be found elsewhere.
The following comprise a part oftlieir assort-
ment :—-Black, blue, olivei, greeti, and niixt
BROAD-CLOTI-IS ; black, blue, and other
colored CASSIMERES ; Satinetts; Stripeo‘
Florentine; Silk striped Drilling, a new and
fashionable article for PANTA LOONS ;—
it very choice selection ofblack figured Silk
Vestiugs;Valencia and other Vt-stings; Boni-
bazine; Circassiari; Levantine and Gro De
Nap Silk ;Fancy Silk Hdkfs; Gloves; Hosie-
ry ; Sheeting and Shirting ;Ticking ; Ging-
liains; Flaunels; Checks, &*.c. 81.0. together
witlia great variety of Goods not here enu-
merated. ALSO, a general assortment
CROCKERY and GROCERIES.
N. B. 'I‘AILORING carried on as usual.
Custotiiers may depend onhaviiig their work
done in the neatest manner, according to the
most fashionable stylcl,_J&t. oti reasonable terms.
EWIS MALLonY,
ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwallt, April 18, 1825. 8
New Summer Goods.
SMITH & VVILSON
AVE just. received a very handsome as-
sortment of" SUMMER GOODS-
cotisisting of
Silk Drilling; silk striped Florentine of a
variety of patterns; Denniarit Satin; black
Circassian; Seersucker, &Lc. 81.0. ALSO, a
large assortment of Calicoes; printed Jziconet
and Mull Muslins; Canton &L Italian Crapes
ofastiperiorqttality; fancy silk Handkerchiefs;
Gauze do; black Love do; French $1. India
Levantiue; colored, and black fig’d Gro-de-
Nap Silks; India and German Flaggs; as-
sortment nfFancy Cotton Shawls; Casliitiere
do; Irisli Linens ; Litien Cambric; 4-4 Me-
rino Hdk’fs; Ftirniture Prints; stair Carpet-
ing ; Dotnestic Ginghanis and Stripes ;Tow
Cloth, ls. per yard; plain &'. furniture Diinity;
Russia.Duck, and Shirting; Bang tip Cord;
black Velvet, very low price; black silk Vel-
vet ; assortment of Bonibazetts; Milinett ;-
Shell and Horn Combs ; Irish, Russia, and
American Diaper; fine and -low pric’d Bom-
baziiies; ladies and gentlemen’s black horse
skin gloves ofa superior quality ; also, kid &.
gentlemen’s Beaver; browti muslin for Hats;
fashionable Vestings ; cotton Ex’. worsted Hose;
green Baize ; pressed Baize for floor Cloths;
Domestic Muslins, brown and bleach’d,whicli
was purchased before. the rise of cotton, and
can be sold lower than the present prices.
Norwalk, June 21.
More Lumlser.
BENEZER HILL, at his Establishtneut
a few rods south ofthe Bridge, has just
rec’tl a large stipply ofLUM BER, 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 mercliantalile Boards
5,000 feet clear Boards
5,000 feet Siding
Together with a good supply of LATH 8t.
SCANTLING.
OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
More Lumber.
TREET 37.’. JAMES ltavejtist rec’d antid-
ditional stipply._of'LUMBER consisting of
Catskill atid Albany SHINGLES 7
Clear and Mcrchantable BOARDS
Mercliantahle PLANK ; clear 92 inch do.
SCANTLING; LATH BOARDS ;-
Clear atid Merch’t SIDING, ‘Sac. &.c. &c.-—
all ofwhiclt‘ is offered at the lowest prices.
PORK AND BEEF HAMS,
A LARGE supply, and ofthe besrquality,
~ just rec’d lst. for sale by E. H.',S'.i:tu:a'r.
*3m 10
Norwalk, June 2-3. 17
) .
‘NEW Goons. * -
. AMES MALLORY has this day rec'd fr.
. N. Y. a very choice selection of DRY
GQODS, consisting, in part,,as follows :-—
I3_laclt'a_ti‘d Blue BROAD CLOTHS and
CASSIMERES; Satioetts; Botnbazettes’;
Botnbazine; Calicoes, a good assortment ;—
Fuaniture Chirlz; black Levantine; Sin-
chew and Sarsinett; blue, white, and pink
Florences ;_black Canton Crape; blk, white
atid green Fr"e‘ncli Cra’p'e ; Fancy Silk hdkfs;
black silk and other Vestings; Irish Linen ;
Linen Catn_bri'c_hdltfs. ; long Lawn ; Cam-
bric, Jaconet, Mall 8:. Swiss Muslims’; Book
Muslins; ftg’d and plain Frills; silk Flagg
and Baiidannoe hdkfs; BobinettLaces, plain
and fig’tl’; thread and cotton Laces"; Grass
Cambric and Reeds for Ladies Hats; _in,sert-
ing Trimmings ; silk, cotton 3:. worsted Hose;
Russia and Table Diaper; silk striped Flor-
entine, a superior article for pantaloons ;Wil-
mington stripe ; blue and yellow Naiikeens ;
tnen’s black silk Gloves; ladies’ black atid
white do ; superior Buckskin do ; ibbons ;
domestic stripes and Gingliams; real Bang
up Cord ; Dorcliestcr Ticking ; cotton Cas-
siniere; Linen and cotton Checks; domestic
shitting and Sheeting; Diniity; Cotton
Flaggs ; Oil Cloths ; black and col’d Tabby
Velvet ; Umbrellas ; Parasols ; Merino lltlkfs;
Ginips; black. green atid cinnamon coloured
Pruuelle; black Satteen; black and white
Jean ; spool Floss and sewing cotton ;cotton
Balls; Pins; Needles; Tapes; Millinett; Wire;
Buttons; Cotiibs; Sewing Silks; Looking
Glasses, &c. &'.c.
Also, Groceries and Crockery as usual.
Norwalk, May 22, 13925.
EBEJVEZER STE VEJVS
HAS just rec’d frotti N. York anextensive
&. 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 cotnprise a part, viz.
Stiperfine blue 82. black London BROAD
CLOTHS; Cassinieres and Sattiiiets; Vel-
vet and Bang up cords; Boinbazettes and
Stripes; 200 yards fine superior twil’d Cir-
cassian; 200 yards Vesting, comprising a
complete assortment; [000 yards superfine
and cotiinion Calicoes; 1000 yds. Furniture
eliintz; black, white, or. green French Crapes;
black and col’d Canton Crapes; black Can-
ton hdkfs; silk and cotton Flaggs ; Fancy
silk hdkfs; black India Levaiitine, Sarcinets
and Siuchews; black and white Silk Gloves,
very superior quality; Irish Linens, Linen
Cainbrick, and Lawn ; one box Tliread La-
ces, a coitiplcte assortttieiit : ladies white lin-
en pocket liandkerchiefs; bi'own Muslin for
ladies Hats; black silk and Tabby Velvet ;-
India Canibric and Book Muslins; Jacbnet
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 kinds; 6 boxes
Fancy Ribbons; large atid small Tortoise
shell Combs; 1.’) dozen side Combs ; inen’s
Buckskin and Beaver Gloves ; Pitts 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 Diinity; Bed-
ticks, and Cotton Yarn; green Baizes and
Flannels ; blue. and yellow Nankee1] ; cotton
Cassiniere; Bucltrain ; 1000 yards domestic
Muslin; white Satin Jean; Velvet Ribbons;
black, blue, green, yellow, anti purple SILK.
a choice selection ; together with his usual as-
sortment of GROCERIESS; CROCKER Y.
Norwalk, May 16, 18925. 8
CHEAP FOR CASH.
THE subscriber has this day received from
N. York a general assortnietit of GAO-
CERIES, which he offers at reduced prices
for cash. The following articles are among
his assortment :-—
Cogniac and Cider BRANDY; Jamaica,
St. Croix, St. N. E. RUM ; Holland &. Conti-
lry GIN; Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and
Souchong TEAS; Loaf, St. Croix, and Ha-
vana SUGAR‘; IVlieat, Rye, and Buck wheat
FLOUR; Rice ; Molasses; HONEY, of a
very superior qttality; Crackers and Cheese;
Codfisli ; Herring; Mackerel ;Pork ; Pork $2.
Beef Hams ; Coffee ; Chocolate {Ginger ;-
Pepper; Pearlasli; Pitiieiito; Nutmegs;—
Mustard ; Box Raisins; Figs; Oranges ; Gus.
sia ; Spanish atid American Segars; Snuffof
all kinds; Tobacco; Candles ; Blown Salt;
Box Soap and patent Shaving Soap ; Starch;
Brooms ; patent spring Steel HOES ; Bel-
lows; Powder {K3 Shot ; Cider, Vinegan, Beer,
&.c. &.c. EDWIN Locxwoon.
Norwalk, April 30. ' 3
SPRING FASHIONS.
SCOFIELD &. 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 river the
store ofStreet 8:. James ;‘but thiukirig it ne-
cessary to close their accounts ofthe past year,
they earnestly solicit all those who have ac-
counts with tlietn of more than three months
standing to call and settle them initnediately.
They have recently rcc’d the latest N. York
Fashions for C0.dTS, I"lt0CK-C0./1fl’S,
VESTS, P.dJV'T.dLO0.N'S, fire. all of which
garments they will make in the best tnanner,
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 custotii. *** An assortinentofthe
best of Tri1nmt'ngs,kept constantly on hand.
Norwalk, April 9.5. ‘ 9
NOTICE.
TIIE subscriber is irifwant of two or three
JOURNEYMEN TAILORS and two
or three APPRENTICES to the Tailoring
business, who can come well recommended.
Encouragement will be given to any Journ-
eyuieii who will pay their attention to his con-
cerns. He wishes to inform the public at large,
and likewise his oldcustonters, who may de-
pend upon initnediate attention, that, altho’
he has received a large assortment of work
frotn N.York, his attention will be paid more
particularly to customers, as his intention is
to supply his shop with good workmen.
SAMUEL ‘SMITH.
Saugatuck, May 30, 1825- 14
S J, FROST? has for sale Connecticu
° River MESS SHAD in Barrels and
lialf-barrels——N_d." I‘ IVIACKEREL in do ;—
fine TAMARINDS; CRADLES; for era-“
dling Grain, &c.‘ &c- _ .
Norwalk, June 20, 18925. ‘
\
l Fitch, Lewis Fitch, Charles Edmonds, John
if “MANUFACTURING; ’ ckaninc, LAND "
‘CLOTH—DRESSlNG.
HE subscriber takes this method to in- ‘—
form his friends and the 'pub_lic in gener-
al that he has experienced workmen and good
machinery ; that he will maiitif'_actureVBroad
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satiuetts, Fla_nn'éls, &.c.
at reasonable priees,ori conditions, by the yd.
or on shares. Carding, Fttlling, Dying, and
Firiisliing done for customers at all seasons
ofthe yea"r. Goods will be sold at reasonable
prices by the piece or yard. ’
_ _ _ ELIAS Pt~:ci-:,jun’r.
Greenwicli Factory, May 23, 18:25.
_ PUBLIC VENDUE.
BY ottniatt of the Hon. Court of Probate
will be sold at public Auction on Thurs-
day the 20th ofJnly next, at 2’. o’clock P. M.
at the house of Hezekiali W'liitlock, so much
ofthe Real_’Estate of Asa Lockwood, late of
Noru_alk,_deceased, as will pay the sum of
$1320, 18 with incidental charges of stile.
N. B. The property couteinplatcd to be
sold is the fol|owing,viz. The House, Cider
Mill, and Still House-,,togetlier with the Land
atlyoniing; 5 acres of Plough-land lying at
Cranberry Plain.aud an acre of Peat Ground
near Mr. Isaac Betts.
BENJAMIN Locxwoon, Ad ,
. Enwm LOCKWUUD. m rs’
Norwalk, June 92.’), 18.55. 18 4w
WHEAT FLOUR, CODFISH, Etc.
JUST rec’d and for sale b_v the subscriber a
quantity of Canal Faiizify FLOUR,which
will be sold as low as it can be bought in N.
York,and delivered here, warraiited good, or
no sale.
Lilmut'se. a quantity ofCODFISH
Blown SALT by the Busliel or Sack
Spanish SEGARS by the Box
A lrandsonie assortment of Crockery, Glass-
Ware, Looking‘-Glasses, &.c. Sec.
N. B. The subscriber’s store is at present
well stipplied with a good assortment ofGito-
CERH-IS, I’IARD-VVARE, 8:. CROCKERY, which
he intends selling as cheap for cash as any
one in the place. Jon}; Bu;,RALL_
Norwalk, June 14.
N OTICE.——The subscriber having relin-
quished the mercantile business iti Ridg-
field! would inform his old friends Ix’. ctistoiii-
ers that it has becoine indispensable that their
accounts should be settled. Should this notice
have its intended eft'ect,much cost and trouble
may be saved to them atid myself, All per-
sons having any claims against me will please
to present them for settlement. The subscri-
her continues to carry on tile Sadtlle,Harness.
Cap, and Trunk-Making business at his old
staiid under the Masonic Hall,wliere all favors
will be gratefully acknowledged, 8:. all orders
Pl"’,'"P‘l.V Wetttlctl to. Win. Cttocttizn. '
Ridgfield, Feb. 14, 18225. l3tf
LOOK AT THIS I !
UST 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 front N. York.
~ Li/,:twise,a quantity of'I‘URKS ISLAND
SALI‘, ofgood quality.
June I3. Jouiv BURRALL.
Gentlcmeit 8; Ladies’ Pearl TOOTH POW-
DER—Pi'cparcd by Dr. CLAY.
For sale at the Gazette Ofice-—Price 25 Cts.
For sale also by Ben]. Isaacs and Stephen St.
John, Norwalk, antl S. Jarvis, Stamford
CLAY’S ITCH OINTMENT,
Ffllt pleasautness, safety, expedition, ease
and t'.ertainty,is infinitely superior to any
other medicine, for the cure of that most dis-
agreeable and tortnetititig disorder—Liltewise
for all lterretie eruptions and itiiptirities ofthe
skin. Price 33 cents. For sale by B. Isaacs
Norwalk, antl S. Jarvis, Statiiford. ,1’
Jtily 4th, 1825. ‘
CLAY’S STOMACH BITTERS,
Just received and for sale at the GAZETTE
OFFICE—Also by S. St. John, 8:. B.Isaacs
Norwalk, and Seymour Jarvis, Stamford.
T‘HEsE approved Bitters will give relief-in
all cases ofNausea, vomiting, flatulence,
heart-burn,costiveness,weakness at the breast
pain in the stomach, loss of appetite, and all
symptoms of indigestion. They are a very
pleasant cordial bitter.—-Price 38 Cents.
July 4th, 1895.
,,,_,,, TIIE Sloop,{Mechanic, Capt
fladb
Hoyt, will not perform her
trip toand from New York, on
_'f‘_::*____,, _ Tliqfsday the21st,and Tuesday
the 96th inst. Norwalk, July 12!. 20
'[‘I-IE Court ofProbate for Stamford Dis-
trict, in arid for Fairfield County, hath
litnited seven months from this date for the
exliibition ofclaims against the estate ofLem-~
uel Ferris, late of Greenwich, dec’d. Those
indebted to said estate are requested to call
and make immediate payment.
LEMUEL Fiztutts,
‘ SUSAN FERRIS.
Greetiwicli, June 95, 1825.
At‘ GOOD STAND.
TO LET, a Blacksmitli’s Shop, situated
in Horseneck, nearly opposite Mr. Isaac
Weed’s Tavern, and possession given imme-
diately. Also, for sale the Tools, atid two or
three hundred bushels of excellent COAL.-
Inquireof THOMAS FITCH.
Greenwich, July 4, 1895. 8w [9
List of Letters remizining in the Post Dflice
. at Norwalk, July 1, 1825.
HELEN Andrews, -Stephen Britto, Cath-
arine Benedict, Charles Borstic, Norman
Baker, Wm. Brown, Willis Burr,-Miller Beu-
nett, Nelson Cables,Ezekiel Drew, Charlotte
Exec’rs.
19
Griffith 2, Grace Grumman, Nathaniel Gil-
derslieve, Eliiathan Hartford, Wilton, Sarah
Hyatt, Anti Hendrick, Linus K. Hensliatti
Stephen Hyatt, Edwin Hall, Lynthia Hart,
Wm.Jolinson,Edward James, Sally Jetitiings,
James H. Keeler, Nathan Knapp, Eliphalet
Lockwood,Langdon Mott, Christian Myers 2.
Daniel Murray, Joseph L. Marvin,BurrNash,
G. H. Newkirk, E. Ni'ch'ols, Shen_wood‘Os-
borti 2, Nortuan Pinney 2,’-Anson Qtllnlard.
Gersl.om Stnith, Lorenzofsteveus, Wm. &
B. St. John, Samuel W. Scofteld, Abijah St
John, Erastus Seeley, Thomas F. Thatcher,
Laird H. Wiley,—Saintiel B. Warren, Marga-
’ STEAM-BOAT JOH.N°.M.&RSH.8LL,
Capt. N. GRII-‘I-‘INC-, will leave foot ofRoose-
velt-street, N.'York, for Sawpit and Norwalk‘,
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Morning, at 6 o’clock, and retlirn the same
‘l3.V5a lettvintt Qld Well, at Norwalk, at two
o’clock, I’. M. stopping at Sawpit. She has
been thoroughly repaired and additional ac-
c0mm0d'ati0tt's made, which makes her very_
commodious and pleasant. For freight or
passage inquire ofJas. Q_uintard,jr. Norwallt,
or of the captain on board. Passage from
Norwalk to New-York, St—from Sawpit, 50
Cents. *_,,_* STAGES run from Sawpitand
Norwalk to the different towns back. Nlr,
Calhoun runs his Stage regular to the Boat:
on the above days, taking passengers to Wil-
ton, Ridgfield, Ridgbury, atid Danhtir'y.
April fith. I825. 71!‘
SULVIMER. Al{I{ANGE.MEN'l‘.
ACCOMMODATION PACKETS,
To soil from the Laiirling of Hoyts &* Co.
.I\"orwnllt. for Pecliz-Slip, ./Vow York. .
ON Tuesday, §.‘:”'.d inst. the Norwalk Line
of Packets will cointiience running ac,-‘ '
cording to their usual summer arrangements,
the CITIZEN, Capt. Brown, leaving Norwallt.-V
through the season on Tuesdays, and return-
ing on Saturdays; the lllr:ctt.tNtc, Captain
Hoyt, on Thursdays, anti returning on Tues-
days; and the SABINA. Captain Daskatn,on
Saturdays, and returning on Thursdays.
_ For freight or passage apply on board, or
at the store of HOYTS 8:. Co. ’
LINE OF PACKETS
FROM SAUGATUCK T0 New YORK.
SLOOPS IRIS .«‘7.N'D EVELI./V19.
THE) Sloop IRIS, Capt. E. B. Williams,
_ will sail fmin the wliarfof G’. Bradley 8,‘
Co. every Ttiesday through the season and
return on Saturday; and the Sloop EVELINA,
will sail from the wharf of Jackson &- Sher-
wood oii Saturdays and return the following
Tliursdays. For fl’EI_!'llI or passage apply to
the Captains on board, or at the stores of the
Subscribers. G. BRADLEY fat. Co.
Jscxsotv 8:. Sm:iuvo‘on.
VALUABLE POTTERY, 8Lc.
terms, that valuable 8t pleas-
ant situation known by the name
-- .—.- of “ The Village” lying about a.
mile front the Old Well, in Norwalk, a large
Pottery, two Kilns for burning Ware, a gpod
Store and Barn, with other buildings, a good
Wharf, and 20 acres of Land. For further
particulars inqtiire of BENJAMIN Isaacs.
Nortvalk, April 11, 1825. V 7 “
VALUABLE MEDICINE FOR COUGHS
AND CONSUMPTIONS. .
THE high reputation that ANDEfts0N’s
Comm Daops and Przcroimx. Pow-
nmts lia.y"e gained for Coughs and other af-
fectioiis of the breast and,lu'ngs leading to
consumption, renders it_. ttnnecessary to say
tnucli in recommending them to the public,
asfno strongerproof of their possessing un-
common virtues could be given than will be
found by reading the certificates accompany-
ing each,bottle, given by those of the first re-
spectabflity, who have used them in cases of
long standing ; and some oftlietn, where their
pltysicians had given them up as past recove-
ry, have been entirely restored by the use of"
this" medicine. The fact thatthey have now
been in use six years,and thattlie demand the
present season has been tnucli greater than at
any former period is also a strong argument
in their favour. .Tliousands have shortened
their days by neglected Coughs when first at-
tacked, which have soon terminated in a seat-
ed Consumption, and proved fatal. Scarcely
a case of Colds, Coughs, Pain in the side,
difficulty of breathing, want of sleep arising
frotn debility, or even Consumptions but may
be relieved byfa timely use of this Healing
Balsam. Each Dollar Bottle oftltis medicine
contains about 40 doses, which prioves tlietn
to be a cheap medicine. ‘
NEW CERTIFICATES.
. Mr. J. l\Tlr:1.LI-:N : Sir--Ifyou think the fol-
lowing statetfteiit of my case worth publish-I
ing, you are at liberty so to do. I, the sub-
scriber, do hereby certify, that about the mid-
die of August, 182E, I was seized with a_ vio-
lent painin my breast which tertninated in- 3
or 10 days in an ulcer or abcess which dis-
charged a vast quantity of matter attended.
with a violent cough and spitting blood, this
continued until sotne tittie in November fol
lowing. In the interim‘ new ulcers gathered
OR SALE, on reasonable I
and discharged ;which reduced me very fast. 'I,_
I made application to the physicians but to
no effect: by the above memioiied time, No-
vetnber, I was reduced to the last stage of
earthly existence, when I heard of‘ Ander-
son’s Cough Drops,’I accordingly purchased
and made use of them, which soott gave rue
relief,and after takitig them regularly about
three months, to the astonishment of all my
neighbors, I gained my health and SOUl)Clf|£S5‘j'
therefore I feel in duty bound to say that I
believesaid Drops to be the best medicine‘
that was ever introduced iugo the world for-
complaints ofthe lungs. Josuus B1.onGt~:'r.-
Burtonville, October 1823.
This is to certify that the subscriber was‘
brought very low by spitting blood, attended‘
with a cough and catarrh, and that nothing‘
afforded me real relief tintilI commenced
taking Anderson’s Cough Drops, the use of
which were the nteans in the hatid of-God of
restoring tne again to a comfortable state of
health. And I do further certify that the‘
wife of Mr. Nathan Huntington, living in the",
-zauieplace was afllictedwith a verybad couglr’
for a number ofyears, and in 1823 she was
reduced so low that it was thought she must:
soon be in her grave, as she was scarcely able
to walk from her bed togthe fire, when ‘she
commenced taking An‘derson’s Cough Drops
the use of which, in a short, time so far restor-
ed lier, that she was soon able to do a good
day’s work. I can cheerfully recommend this?
medicine to . the public. PHILO Jonson,-‘
Pastor ‘of the Church in Ashford, (Con.)—;.
ret Wliit_ney', _Anson _WEbb. A
19 ‘ W.~i.‘M. B't':'r'rs, P. M.
«:s ‘ ‘ '
For Sale by S. ST. JOHN, Norwallt,
Norwalk Chronicler