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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
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_ ACCOMMODATION PACKETS,
To sailfrom the Litriding; of Hoyts8,' Co_
.'\'“orzi.-allcfiir Peclc-Slip, Nezv York.
N Tuesday, Qzld inst. the Norwalk Line
' of Packets will coinittence running ac-
cording to their usual sitritnier al'l‘i'ln§_',€tll‘lCIllS,
ilie CI'1‘lZEI\', Capt. Brown, leaving Norivalk
tlirough the season on Tuesdays, and return-
ing on Saturdays; the MECHANIC, Captaiti
Hoyt, on Tltiirsdays, ._and returning on Tires-
‘days; and the SABINA, C:t'pt:tin D;isltain,ou
Saturdays, and returning ort.Thitrsd4ys.
,For freight or passage apply on board, or
at the store of I Horns &. Co.
_Nortvalk, March 14, I825.
LINE OF PACKETS
' FROM SAUGATUCK To New YORK.
u
SLOOPS IRIS ./IJVD ./VI./JRY.
TI-If) Sloop IRIS, Capt. E. B. Williams,
. will sail from the wliiirfof G. Bradley $-
Co. every "l‘uesd-ay through the season and
'retitrn oti Saturday; and the Sloop MARY,
will sail frotit the wharf of Jackson.8; Sher-
wood on Saturdays and return the following
Thirrsdays. For_freiglit or passage apply to
the Captains on board, or at the stores ofthe
Subscribers. G. BttAoL:-:Y &. Co.
JAct<soN 8:. SHERWOOD.
Saugatuck, April 25, 1895. 7, 9'
_,_-‘—2’,n§
T STEA M—BOAT JOH.N'./I’)./IRSH.dLL,
Capt, N. Gammmg, will leave foot ofRoose-
velt-street, N. York, for Sawpit and Norwalk,
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Morning, at 6 o’clock, and return the some
days, leaving Old Well, atNorwalk, at two
o’clock, P. M. stopping at Sawpit. She has
been thoroughly repaired and additional ac-
connrtodatioiis made, which makes her very
commodiotis and pleasant. For freight or
passage inquire ofJas. Quintard,jr. Norwalk,
or of the captain on board. Passage from
Norwalk to New-York, 31-—from Sawpit, 50
Cents. *,,_* STAGES ritn from Sawpitaiid
Norwalk to tire different towns back. Mr.
Calhoun runs his Stage regular to the Boat
on the above (lays, taking passengers to Wil-
ton, Riilgfteld, Riilgliitry, and Dattbitry.
April 5th, 1852.’). 7tf
VALUABLE POTTERY, 8:.c.
.. F OR SALE, on reasonable
terms, that valuable 8: pleas-
ant sititation known by the name
. -_. of “ The Village” lying about a
tiiil from the Old Well, itt Norwalk, a large
Pottery, two Kilns for burning Ware, a good
Store and Barn, with other bitildiugs, a good
Wharf, and 20 acres of Land. For further
particulars inquire of Br:N.rAiiuN ISAACS.
Norwalk, April 11, 1825. 7
IIIANUFACTURING, CARDING, AND
CLO'I‘H—DRESSING.
V HE subscriber takes this method to in-
forirt his frieitds and the pitblic in getter-
al that he has experienced workmen and good
ntachiniry ; that he will ittaiiiifactiire Broad
Cloths, U&lSSllllef(‘S, Satinetts, Flatinels, 82¢.
at reasonable prices,oi't coi..litioiis, by the yd.
or on bllul'(’S.' Carding, Ftilling, Dying, and
Fiitisliing done for customers at all seasotts
ofthe year. Goods will be sold at reasonable
prices by the piece or yard.
ELiAs Pt:cK,jun’r._
Greenwich Factory, Mav 92:}. 1822.5. ”
‘WHEAT FLOUR, CODFISH, &c.
UST rec'd and for sale by the sub~ciiber a
quantity of Canul1i‘u1iiiI_i/ FLOUR,wltich
will be sold as low as it cart be bought in N.
York,and delivered llcl'f:, warranted good, or
.a ;
.4:-:v _—_-
. no sale.
.L‘f]£(?.lJfSPL, a quantity OICODFISII
Blown SALT by the Busliel or Sack
Spanish SEGARS by the Box
A haudsonte assoi intent of Croc/.‘er_ij, Glass-
It"arc, Loo/;ing- Glas-se3,__ &Lc. 8:.c.
N. B. The sitbscrilter’s store is at present
well sttpplietl \\ itli a good assorttneiit ofGtto-
CEIHE8, Hrtnn-WAtt}:, 8:. CROCKERY, which
he itttends selling as cheap for caslt as any I
one in tire place. JOHN BURRALL.
Norwalk, June 14.
N O’I‘ICE.—The subscriber having reliii-
qitishcd the tnercantile business in Ridg-
field, would iitform his old friends 8:. custom-
ers that it has become ittilispeiisable that their
accounts should be settled. Should this notice
have its intended etl'ect,iuticli cost and trouble
may be saved to them and myself. All per-
sons having any claitns against me will please
to present thein for settlement. The subscri-
ber continues to carry on the Saddlc,Harness,
‘Cap, and Tittnk-Making business at his old
stand under the Masonic Hall,wliei'e all favors
will be gratefully acknowledged, 8:. all orders
promptly attended to. Witt. CROCKER.
‘ Ridgfielrl, Feb. 14», I325. l8tf
Gentlemen &'Lad‘z'es’Pcarl TOOTH P077-
. Dl'.'}1’——l’i-epared by Dr. CLAY.
For sale at the Gazette 0j]ice—Pi'ice 25 Cts.
For saletalso by Benj. Isaacs and Stephen St. ,
John. Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford
July 4, 1895. ‘
R 1?!’
_
ED I4/ARD H. STREET,
(Al the Store lately occupied by Bartram and
Street, near the Bridge, )
AS received and now offers for sale at
the low est cash prices, a general and sit-
perior assortment ofGROCERIES, HARD
VVARE, and FINDINGS. together with a
small assortment ofCROCKERY, whi'ch will
be disposed of at less titan cost. Among his
assortment will be found, Rum, Brandy, Gin,
Wines, Cordials, Sugars, Molasses, Raisins,
Spice, Flour, Coffee, Chocolate, &.c. &:.c. 8Lc.
Norwalk, Jutte l2,__l8Q5. ’ 16
ew Establislttnent.
HE subscriber would inform his friends
and the public in general, that he ltas
- retnoved his Store from the- East end of ltis
house, into his NEW STORE a few rods
West ofthe Bridge, where he has on hand a
General Assortment of GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, and CROCKERY, which
articles he will put at prices which will be as
C/twp as any Stut'e in the place. Part ofthe
articles are as follows: viz.
St. Croix, New England, and Jamaica
RUM; Madeira, Malaga, Currant and Port
WINE ; Holland and 1’ierpont GIN; Old
Cider BRANDY; St. Croix,New Orleans,
8% Havana SUGAR; a number ofhogsheads
ofthe first quality MOLASSES ; Young Hy-
sort, Hyson Skin, and Souchong TEAS; a
general assotlttiettt of SPICE ; three or fottr
kinds of RAISINS; FIGS——besides tnatty
other articles to_o tedious to mention.
JOHN BURRALL.
Norwalk, May 17. 12
New Goods--C/teap_/or Cash.
HARLES HURLBU’_l"l‘, at the old
stand of Satnuel Jackson $:. Co. ltas re-
cently returned from NeivYoik with it general
assorttiteiit of DRY~GO0[)S, GROCE-
RIES, I-I./?RDW./IRE, and CI1’O-UKERY.
The assortment being laid in for the convert-
ience ofthe Public, and the exiL’5r~t,ion which
was made it: the selection of the “Goods aiiil
their qnalit_v,reqitirestlie iiittncdiate attention
of my customers and the Public. Parents
and masters ntay depend on liaviug the same
attention paid to their cltildreu as if they were
themselves present.
N. B. Caslt or country produce will be
received in payment.
Saugatuck, May 92, 1825.
‘\
Dry Goods, Sic.
VF HE subscribers having entered iitto part-
nership under the firm of Lttwts MAL-
LORY 8:. SON, iiiforiit their ft-iviids 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 strpply of Fresh and Seasonable Goods,
which they offer to their customers on as rea-
sonable terms as ilie_v can be found elseii here.
The followirtg comprise a part oftlteir assort-
ment :-—Black, blue, olive, green, and iitixt
BROAD-CLOTHS ; black, blue, and other
colored CASSIMERES ; Satiiietts; 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; Boni-
baziue; Circassian; Levantine and Gro De
Nap Silk ;Fancy Silk Hdkfs; Gloves; l-losie-
ry ; Sheeting and Shirtiiig ; Ticking ; Ging-
ltatns; Flannels; Checks, Zxtc. &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 liaving their work
done in the neatest uianner, according to the
tnost fashionable style, &: oit reasonable terms.
.LEWIS MALLottY,
ALFP.I-ID MALLORY.
Not-walk, April 18, 13-25. 8 '
New S'Ll772-777.6?‘ Goods.
SMIT-:H & \VlLSON
HAVE just. received a very hauilsotne as-
sortttrent of SUMMER GOODS—
consisting of
Silk Drilling; silk striped Florentine of a
variety of patterns; Deninarit Satin; black
Circassian; Seersucker, &:.c. l$:.c. ALSO, a
large assortment of Calicoes; printed Jziconet
and Mull Muslins; Canton 5:. Italiait Criipes
ofasiiperiorqitality; fancy silk Hatidkcrcliiefs;
Gauze do; black Love do; Fr:-nclt 3:. India
Levatttirie; colored, and black fig’d Gro-deg
Nap Silks; India and German Flaggs ; as-
sorttrtent ofFancy Cotton Shawls; Cashmere
do ; Irish Linens ; Lineit Cambric; 4-4 Me-
rino Hdlt’fs; Furititure Prints; stair Carpet-
ing; Domestic Giitgliains and Stripes ;'1‘ow
Cloth, 1s. per yard;pl:iin &.fut'tiitt1re Diiitity;
Russia Du-.:k,aitd Sliirtiiig; Bang tip Cord;
black Velvet, very low price ; black silk Vel-
vet ; assortment of Bombazetts; Milinett ;—
Shell and Horn Cotttbs ; Irish, Russia, and
Ainerican Diaper; fine and low prio’tl Botti-
baziues ; ladies and getttleinen’s black horse
skirt gloves ofa superior quality ; also, kid &'.
gentlemeit’s Beaver brown muslin for Hats;
fasliionable Vestings ; cotton &:. worsted Hose;
green Baize ; pressed Baize for floor Cloths;
Domestic Mitslius, brown anil bleach’d,wbicli
was purchased before the rise of cottoit, and
can be sold lower than the present prices.
Norwalk, Jime 21.
NOTICE.
HE subscriber is in want of two or three
JOURNEYMEN TAILORS and two
or. three APPRENTICES to the Tailoring
business, wllo can come well recomnreitded.
Encouragement will be given to arty Journ-
eytiien wlto will pay their attention to his con-
cerns. He wishes to inform the public at large,
and likewise his old custortiers, who may de-
pend upon intinediate attentiott, that, alilio’
he has received a large assoriment of work
froitt N.York, his attention will be paid more
particularly to customers, as his intention is
to sitpplyhis shop with good workmen.
SAMUEL Stttrru.
Satrgatpck, May 3_0_.“I_8§5. 14
NOTICE. _
VFHOSE indebted to E. Stevens are par-
ticularly requested to settle their accounts
*:3m 10
.1 by the 10th of‘ August. EBt:N’it S'rr::vr-:us. 1'
Mtg, GA
NORWALK, Com. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1825.
Watches,Spoons,8LJ ewelry.
LEVI CLARK 8: CO.
AVING com-
menced busi-
ness at the STORE
adjoining Mrzssas.
STREET 8:. JAtut:-zs,
now offer to the pub-
lic at very reduced
__ priees—’—-
Silver English $:.Ft‘ench IVATCHES-—
Gold Watch Seals, Kcys,__.Slides and Rings;
Breast Pins (very fine,) . (Drops,
Ladies’elega ht Gold Fillagree Ear-Rings and
Coral Ear-Rings ; Imitation do.;
Black, blue, and rttby Ear Rings and Drops;
Finger Rings ;——Waist Ribbons;
Steel and Gilt Waist Buckles and Clasps;
Open, and Steel Top Silver Tliiitibles ;
Brass do ;-—-Silver and plated Pencil Cases;
Sleeve Buttons ;-Tape Needles ;
Steel Watch Chains ;-—Ribbon Chains,
Compass Keys; A general assortntent of gilt
Watch Seals, Keys, Slides and Rings ;
Steel Spectacles and Cases; _
Razors ; Scissors ;—Fine Pen-Knives ;
Tooth-Briislres :—Plated Tea Spoons, l$:.c.
Hair and Bead Necklaces. _
SILVER _'l'./9BLE SPOOJVS;
do DESERT, TEA, CREAM, and
SALT SPOONS; and SUGARTONGS-;
Silver mounted Spectacles, with white and
green Glasses. by the dozen or single.
—Fine Morocco Gilt Spectacle Cases;
Comitton do.
CLOCKS and IVATCHES cai'efully_re-
paired and warranted. I ’
SPOONS, MEDALS, bcc. Made and
engraved to Order.
CASH paid for old GOLD and SILVER.
*,_,_* WANTED, a JOURNEYMAN SIL-
VERSMITH, to whoiit good wages will be
given. One who understands Spectacle-ma-
king would be preferred.
Norwalk, May 9.3, 1825. I3
FREDERICK REED
IMOST‘ respectfully returns his thanks for
past favors and begs leave to inform the
piihlic that he has received by the last arrival ,9
from the city of New York a fresh sirppl_v ol '
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Watch TRIM-
MINGS, SILVER«THI.VIBLES, &:.c. 8:0.
which he will sell at less than reduced prices.
WATCHES carefully repaired, cleaned,
S: warranted, for 95 per cent. less than here-
tofore during the warm season.
Norwalk, June 14,1825.
DIIV ID «I ‘°.'r\S‘d
(‘KNOWLEDGES many favours con-
‘ terred or) him by his friends and the pub-
lie, and solicits a continuance oftlieir patron-
age. He continues the VJATCH 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 cart be had in New
York, or any shop on the sea-coast.
SILVER SPOONS of all kinds made,en-
gravcd, and uarrauteil to be as good as Spart-
ish Dollars.- CLOCKS and WATCHES
carefully repaired.
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
STIUEOIUCK, May Stst, I825. 15if
BL/1 C'I11l1.4N <3“ CLARK
\VOULD inforitt the Pttblic that they still
continue the business at their old stand
in Danbury, where they keep on hand and
are constantly riiannfactittiitg
Silver Table SPOONS;
SUGAR TONGS 3
Silver mounted SPECTACLES, Whole-
sale 8: Retail,as I0\V as cart be purchased
in this State.
ALSO—For sale, BRASS EIGHT DAY
CFSOCKS ; Silver Watches ; Watch Seals,
Keys, and Chains ;Brcast-Pins; Ladies Ear-
Ortiaittents ; Finger Rings ; Scissors and
Chains; Pen-Knives ; Silver Thiutbles, Ste.
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired
and warranted.—-All kinds ofGold and Sil-
ver Work made and repaired.
Danbury, June 5, 1895. I5
' W ‘1 N
LEV I CLARK 5;‘ LO.
VTIERY respectfully return their thanks to
the Pttblic, for the very liberal patronage
they ltave rec’d since their corntnenceinent irt
Norwalk, and solicit a coittiititance. They
ltave just returned from New York with a
choice selection of articles in their line, ent-
bracing a very hartdsotne Assortment ; a-
mongst which are Silver Repeating Watches;
fine English, Swiss and French watches; fine
Breast Pitts; Pearl, paste, and jet set Finger
Rings; real Coral Ear Nnbes and Drops;
Iinitation do. ; Silver Tltiinbles ofall descrip-
tions ; Silver Pencil Cases, with Knives; Cal-
ender do; \Vatch Ribbons, a variety; Ladies
Ivory Borlkius ; Court Plaister; Morocco
Walletts, &*.c.; Teeth Brushes; fittc Shaving
Soap, &'.c. $:.c. &:.c. Sac. -
Norwalk, July 4, I825. 1'9
- More Lu m\)er..
EBENEZER HILL, at his Establislitnent
a few rods south ofthe Bridge, ltas just
rec’d a large supply ofLUMBER, ofthe first
quality, which he will dispose ofat reasonable
prices. The following is a part :0
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 OILATH 8:
SCANTLING.
I . FINDINGS.
HE subscriber ittfbritts the trade that he
has for sale a general assortment of
FINDINGS, which will be sold on reasona-
ble terms. - 16
TO JOURNEYMEN.
VVanted imtnediately a nuittber ofJottrney-
men Shoemakers, to work on Boots and Shoes
to whom good encouragement will be given-
Norwalk, Juite :3. WM. Muraunr.
VOL. VIII. NO. 23.
:
NEW GOODS.
JAMES MALLORY hasthis day rec’d fr.
N. Y. a very choice selection, ‘of DRY
GOODS, consisting, in part, as follows ':—
Blaclt and Blue BROAD CLOTHS and
CA SSIM ERES ; Satinetts; Bombazettes;
Bomb-azine ; Calicoes, a good assortment ;-—
Firaniture Chintz; black Levantine; Siti-
cltew and Sarsinett; blue, white, and pink
Florences; black Canton Crape';"blk, white
and green French Crape; Fancy Silk hdkfs;
black silk and other Vestiugs; Irish Linen ;
Linen Cambric hdkfs. ; long Lawn ; Cam-
bric, Jaconet, Mitll 3:. Swiss Muslins; Book
Muslins; figld and plain Frills; silk Flagg
and Bandannoe hdkfs; Bobinett'Laces, plain
and flg’d ; thread and cotton Laces; Grass
Cambric and Reeds for Ladies Hats; insert-
' ing Trimmings ; silk,c'otion 3:. worsted Hose;
Russia and Table Diaper; silk striped Flor-
entine, a superior article for pantaloons ; Wil-
mington stripe ';blue and yellow Naiikeens ;
men’s black silk Gloves; ladies’. black and
white do ; superior Biickskin do; Ribbons;
domestic stripes and Gingliams; real Bang
up Cord ; Dorchester Ticking ; cotton Cas-
simere; Linen and cotton Checks; dontestic
shitting and Sheeting; Dimity; Coiton
Flaggs ;_Oil Cloths; black and col’d Tabby
Velvet ; Umbrellas ; Parasols ; Meiitto ltdkfs;
Girttps; black. green and cinnamon coloured
Pruitelle; black Satteen; black and white
Jean ; spool Floss and sewing cotton ;cotton
Balls; Pins; Needles; Tapes; Millinett; Wire;
Buttons; Corttbs; Sewing Silks; Looking
Glasses, 8:0. $:.c. "
Also, Groceries and Crockery as usual.
Norwalk, May 29, I825.
EBE.N'EZER_ em VE.N‘S
HAS just rec’d from N. York an extensive
8:. elegant assortittent ofDRY GOODS,
wliich 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 8:. black London BROAD
CLOTHS ; Cassinteres and Sattinets; Vel-
vet and Bang tip cords; Bombazettes and
Stripes ; £100 yards fine superior twil’d Cir-
Casslan; 200 yards Vesting, contprising a
coutpli.-.te assortment ; 1000 yards superfine
and common Calicoes; 1000 yd_s. Furniture
chintz; black, white, 5:. green French Crapes;
black and col’d Canton Crapes; black Can-
ton hdkfs; silk and cottort Flaggs ; Faticy
silk hdkfs; black Irtdia Levantiite, Sarcincts
and Siiichews; black and white Silk Gloves,
very superior quality; Irish Linens, Linen
Cainbriclt, and Lawn ; one box Thread La-
ces, a complete assortittettt: ladies white lin-
en pocket liaitdkcrcbiefs; brown Muslin, for
ladies Hats; black silk and Tabby Velvet ;-—_
India Cantbric and Book Muslins ; Jacortet
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 ofall kinds; 6 boxes
Fancy Ribbons; large and small Tortoise
shell Combs; 15 dozen side Combs ; titeu’s
Bucltskin and Beaver Gloves ; Pitts and Nee-
dles; black Pins; one case Ladies’ white
Leghorn Hats ; one case do black do,do ;-—
Gingltams and Checks; Window Papers ;-—-
Reeds for Hats; Diaper and Diiniiy; Bed-
ticks, and Cotton Yarn; green Baizes and
Flaitiiels; blue and yellow Naukeen ; cotton
Cassiiiiere; Buckrain ; 1000 yards doritestic
Muslin; white Satin Jean; Velvet Ribbons;
black, blue, green, yellow, and purple SILK.
a choice selection ; together with his usual as-
sorttnettt of GROCEIt’IES&‘ CROCKERY.
Norwalk, May 16, 18£5. 8
CHEAP FOR CASH.
HE subscriber has this day received from
N. York a general assortment of GROI
CERIES, which he offers at reduced prices
for cash.
his assortment :-
Cogniac and Cider BRANDY; Jamaica,
St. Croix, 8: N. E. RUM ; Holland 25: Court-
iry GIN; Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and
Souchong TEAS ; Loaf, St. Croix, and Ha-
vana SUGAR; Wheat, Rye, and Buckwheat
FLOUR; Rice ; Molasses; HONEY, of a
very superior quality; Crackers and Cheese;
Codfisli ; l-Ierriitg ; Mackerel ; Pork ; Pork 8:.
Beef Hams ; Coffee ; Chocolate; Ginger ;-
Pepper; Pearlash; Pimento; Nutmegs;—
l\Iustard ; Box Raisins; Figs; Oranges; Cas-
sia ; Spanish and American Segars; Snuffof
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,
&c. SLO. EDWIN Locxwoon.
Norwalk, April 30. 8
SPRING FASHIONS.
SCOFIELD & CORKER having received
_ froitt their friends and the public at large,
a degree ofpationa-ge far exceeding their ex-
pectatious ltave concluded to continue their
business as usual at the old stand over the
-store ofStreet 8:. James; bttt thinking it ne-
cessary to closetheir accounts ofthe past year,
they earnestly solicit all those who have ac-
counts with them of tnore than three months
standing to call and settle them immediately_
They have recently rec’d the latest N. York
Fashions for COJITS, FROCK-C0./ITS,
VESTS, P.r9.N'T./fILO0.’V'S, 8;‘-‘c. all of wltich
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 assortinentoftlie_
best of Trimmings kept constantly on hand.
Norwalk, April 9.5. 9
PORK AND BEEF HAMS, _.
LARGE supply, and of the best quality,
* just rec’d 8;. for sale by E. H. Swazi-;'r.
Norvvalk,June S23. 17
LOOK-AT THIS I l _
, UST received and for -ale by the subscrib-
er, a new supply ofthe firstquality ofCA-
NAL FABHLY FLOUR, which will be war-
ranted good or no sale, and as cheap as it can
be boughLand delivered here from N. York.
Likczuise, a quantity of TURKS ISLAND
SALT, of good quality.
J one 13. _
J can BUBRAIJ»
The following articles are among
ZtIIIL_LINERYt
M RS. M. A. SELLECK hasjust received
from New York a general assortment of
GOODS in her line, which she ‘confidently
expects will give satisfaction 0 pttrchasi-rs :
consisting of BLACK 3:. YI7. LOVV LEG-
HORN HATS &: GIPSIES, some of su-
perior quality; STRAW HATS 8:. GI}?-
SIES, together with a good assortmentof
fasiiiontisie RIBBONSJ ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS. BAND-Boxes, ken. 8:.c.
ALSO, au,assortment of CALICOES,
"BI." elegallli FOR SALE, as above.
Norwalk, April 12, lB9.5.ll7i '}if
. _ LOBST.ERSt
THE subscliber informs the public that he‘
hopes to supply them with Fresh LOB-
STERS every Saturday tltrough the season,
at his boat lying at the wharf of Hoyis &. Co
. . H Etiauicrus Warm.
Norwalk, May 2”.
13d‘
Dry bonds,
(WEST SIDE THE BRIDGE.)
STREET SB JAMES have recently added
to their stock of Goods many desii-ab|e‘
articles, which makes their assortment equal
to any in this place; all of wltich is ofl'r~r'ed at
their usual lmv prices. CALL AND SEE.
Norwalk, Jtine 28, 18925. 18
SHIRTINGS &: SHEETINGS.
STREET $L JAMES have just rec’d 3,000
, Yards American Sheeting and Shirting
Mushns, which are offered by the piece at N.
Ymk P'lC€S- _Norwalk,Jun_e 18.
CLAY’S ITCH OINTMENT,
F‘ OR pleasantiiess, safety, expedition, ease
and c.ertainty,is infinitely superior to any
otherimedicine, for the cure ‘of that most dist-
agr'e'eable and tormenting dis'order—Likewise
for all herreti‘e' eruptions and impu- ities or thd
skin. Price 33 cents. For Sale by B. Isaac";
Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Starnford.
July 4th, I895.
CLAY’S STOMACH BITTERS; H
Just received and for sale at the GAZETTE
OFFICE—Also by S. St. John, 3:. B. Isaacs
Norwalk, and Seymour Jarvis, Stamford.
'l‘m-:52‘. approved Bitters will give relief in‘
all cases of Nausea, vomiting, flatulence,
heart-burn,costiveness,weakness at the breast:
pain in the s-toniach, loss of appetite, and all
symptoms of indigestion. They are a very
pleasant cordial bitter.—-Price 38 Cents.
Julv 4th, I895.
WANTED IIVIMEDIATELY,
VFIMBER for a small frame, containing a-
bout ISO or 140 square feet,-—Al.so, about
600 feetfl inch Chesnut Plank. 1 Apply to
P. PRICE.
Norwalk, July 18th, 1825. 9.!
FOR SALE,
BOUT 6 or 8 acres of Land
with a convcnientdwelling-
5 house, store, and barn standing
: “- ‘ thereon, with a well ofgood wa-
ter near the door, and a fine young Orchard
of superior fruit trees, principally grafted,
pleasantly situated in South Salem on the
post road leading from Ridgfiéld to Stamford.
It is a good stand for a merchant or mechanic
ofany description: it will be sold low 8: pay-
ntents made easy. For fitrtlier particulars
inquire of the subscriber on the premises.
IsAAc C. BETTS.
South Salem, July I6. I825. Ell Sm
CARDING 3:. CLOTH-DRESSING.
1‘ HE subscriber returns his thanks to those
that favored hitn with their custont last
year, and would inform the public that he in-
tcttds to do It is work as well and as cheap as
any other person.
N. B. All persons who have neglected pay-
ing ttp their accounts for the year 1824, are
requested to call and settle the same.
_ ELIJAH B. Nouns;
New Canaan, June 28, 1825. tair
At a Court of Probate liolden at Norwalk,
July 15. I825.
UPON the Petition ofMti'r'i'Hi-tvir MARVIN,
Esq. ofWilton, Guardian to Electa Kee-
ler, a minor utider the age of 2} years, ofs-aid
Wilton, sltewing to this Court that said minor
owns in her own right acertain tract of [7
acres ofland situate in said Wilton, and lying
in common wiIhChauncey Keeler, and horm-
ded Easterly on Belden Scott and highway,
Southerly oit said Chauncey,and Vlfesterly 8:.
Northerly onSeyinour’s land,and that it would
promote the interest of sd. minor to have the
same sold and the avail: thereof vested for the
benefit of said minor as by law provided.-’—
Ordered, that the Petitioner, and ifthey see
cause, all others coucerned,appear before said
Court at the Probate Oflice In said Norwalk,
on Monday, the 26th day of September next,
at 10 o’clock, forenooit, when such order will
be made in the premises as may be judged
expedient, and the Petitioner is directed to
give due and legal notice thereof. .
W. M. B5323, Judge.
ALL Persons indebted for articlesbought
at Rufus Scofield’s vendue are requested
to make immediate payment as it necessary
for such accounts to be closed without delay
All those indebted to the estate, are requested
to call and settle the saute without another
invitation. Jesse CURTIS, ‘ ,
S. W. SCOI-‘IELD. Adm '5'
TO INSTRUCTORS OF SCHOOLS.‘
ANTED—An Instructor well versed in
the English branches of education. to
take charge ofthe district School in the Vil-
l-age of Sawpit, to whom good ettcourageinent.
will be given. None need apply unless well 0
recommended.
WILLET Mos1=:MAN, § Trustees of
Wn.1.tAnt BUSH. School.
Rye,'July 13,1825. _ 9.1 3W
WANTED immediately, art Apprentfde
to the Silver Smith busines.-.,_to whom
good encouragemetit will be given. Also,
two good Journeymen.
BLACKMAN 8:. CLAgu:.
Danbury, June 18, 1825. 2:
50,000
for sale by
(he first quality just rec tl_,__an§
Seesaw 8: JArl{'m' '
Connecticut_River Shingles of .
Norwalk Chronicler