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S. W’. BENEDICT.
'I‘;.~_}{\[g,_.;"..'I‘.'.\'()_ Dollars per atinuiii. payable
Q,....~,..riy. Mail siibscrilrérs in iitlvaiitic.
Arjt-~':it'i‘isi-::.ir:>':'t's, less than a square, 75
iititit; ti .;0rt:tt'e, $1 00, for three insertioits.
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WI-.‘s"'I‘I:11{ A.itttANt;i:.iiEN'r.
'i\C_CO.\‘I.\lODATION PACKETS,
To stiilfrorti the Lttndiiig of Ho}/ts S‘ C0.
J\"0l‘t(l/l[fi'Z,_r(il‘i Peck-S/i'p, .«Vcw Yor-/c.
TIiE Ntrrwztlk Line ofP:_ickets have cont-
titencetl ruirniiig accortliirg to tlieir'u:-‘ual
winter ari‘aiigeritettts, and one of the boats
will leave Nurwalk and N. York every Tues-
‘tlay and S-aiirrduy tlironglt the season.
For lrcight or passage apply oti lioard, or
at the store of HOYTS $3 (30-
Norvallt, Nov. 14, I895-
LINE OF PACKETS
]~‘ito.i1 S.tue.«.'i't3ci; T0 Nrztv YORK.
...'E.T~T—‘.‘-'- . . '~ '
SLOOPS IRIS ./1.N'D .v'l‘I.-91;’ I’.
VIIIIE Sloop IRIS, Capt. E. B. Williams,
will sail front the wliarfof G. L’rudIt.-_i/
Co. every 'l‘tiestl'.iy through the season atttl
return on Saturday; antl the Sloop Mttttv,
Capt. L. BANKS, will sail front the wliarfuf
Jackson &- S/rerwootl on Saturdays and re-
turn the fullotving Thurstlays. For freight
or passage apply to the Captains oti board, or
at tlte stores of the slJIJSc:‘ll)8I‘§.
‘G. BRADLEY & Co.
J.tcitso.\' $5 Slit-1t‘.W0()t).
Sattgatiiclt, April 25, 189.5. 9
.._,—- ‘,3,
I-I-E ELEGANT and F.-\S'I‘ SAILING
ST EA.\I—-BOAT JOH;/V/‘vii./]RSH.dLL,
Capt; GRIFFING, has commenced running
in the following ortler—|e;ivesfoot of Roose-
velt-slreet, New York, for ‘Norwalk, every
I\Iontlay,W'etlnesday, and Friday, at 9 o’clock
in the morning, and Norwalk, (Olal Wcll,)
every Titesday, T'nitrst.lay,aiid Saturday at IQ.
o’clock at noon. The above arrangeuieitt
will give greater convenience to those that
wish to freeiglrt by the boat and I(l)1p:tSSeDgEl‘S
who p‘t‘éTer not to be otrt in t e night.—.
For freight or passage, inquire of James
Qnintard, Norwalk, or of the Captain on
board. Passage froiti Norwalk to New—Yorlt,
One Dollar. *** STAGES rrin frotti
Nair-wallt to the tlilfererit towiis back. Mr.
Calliouti runs his Stage regtilar to the Boat
on the above days, taking p:rsseitgci's to Wil-
ton. Ridtglield, Ritlgbiiry, and _Danbury.
N!)VPltllJel‘ I3’ , I325. '
OLD LINE.
.N'ew-Rochelle, ./lltznuzronec/t‘, Stamford, and
J‘v'ort/r Cuslle, Ll./VE OF ST./IGES.
V ‘ H E subscribers wish to iriforrir their
friends and the public that they will rtin
the above line of Sttigcs, as follows: viz.
Tuesdays, '1'/rut-saflrys. and Sottirdn]/.9 to leave
Mr. Z. hlemls, No. 211 Bowery, at 9 o’clock,
A. M. Aiitl leave Isaac Qnintard’s store at
Staritford, and John Snriilr’s Public House,
,North Castle, at Sunrise oti .il'Ionda._1/s, IVt;d-
itesdays, aiitl F[i°da_t)s, and arrive in‘NewYork
with all possible de-patch. All bagrgage to
be at the risk ofthe owners.
S'ri:t=iir:N. Mo'r'r, Propri-
E etors.
3-ltf *."}rtr
_ T PARltt)'t"1‘ S2 Kiitrt.
New York, Sept. ‘:27.
'7.’ ‘
STO ‘v ES.
'1‘ HF. sirbscriber is Ct)ll'i"-tttllv rt=r-.civint: atl-
tlitional _sttpplit~s of l’t()Y'[";s' llI;Ll|l_V ap-
prm-’tl P.\'i‘r‘..\"1‘ (TOOKINF 8:. F R.-\l\'l{LIN
s'{‘0Vl-)5, which, for convenieiice and econ-
omy, sitrpass any thing of the kind now in
,,,,.,,....‘.lltnts-e Keepers are eat'nesi,l_v solicit- ,
ml to give the article air exaiiiiiiatiott.
:\I(il'\V?Ill£,'.()(;I. Q4-‘ll. I’. PRICE.
t-‘-.‘t.E-tztetwsitattn :.~tnirc,
POS'l‘I.EI”S PATENT—FOR SALE,
CHEAP. Inquire of P. Ptitct-1.
N()i'\\';\lk, October 3, I395. 353
.ilIiddIebrook’s Alinanac,
:33:
IVIOIIRE JEWELRY.
ZEVI‘ CLARK 6!. C0.
~ . t - AVE just retur-
‘I , tied front New-
Yorkwitli it new sup-
ply ofartitzles in their
« line; anrongst wlticlr
are Fine English and
French WATCH ES
-—Gitld \Vatclr Seals
‘ ' " v and Keys; Breast-
Plns, a ‘variety ; I50 pair Ladies’ Ear "Rings
and Drtrps,tlilfei'eiit patteriis ; Fiitger Rings;
Silver Pencil Cases. with Knives; tie. with
(_];,||(gu(lm"s; Watch Ribbons;line Pen Knives;
Scixstti-s ; Razors ; Sltaving Boxes &L Brushes;
Ttitrtlr Brnsltes; Gilt Jewelry, ofall tlesciip-
films; SIPEI Buckles; Cloak Clasps 8:. Rings;
Silver Tliitnbles; Horn Cozuhs, large and
small ; steel Spectacles and Cases; Ctiral
Bends ;Ivorv Bodkins ;’I‘uotli-Piclts, &.c. &'.c.
GOLD BEADS; S1LVEI{—SI’OO.r\"S,
of all descriptiotis ; Silver SPECTACLES ;
Plated and I3t'itaniii:i Table and Tea Spoons.
CLOCKS and \'t’.'-XTCIIES repaired as
tistiirl. *** CASH paid for old GOLD and
SILVER, Norwalk. Oct. I7.
W A'I‘C H ES, J EWELRY. &Lc.
TREDERICIE REED;
WATCII MAKER S-L SILVER SMITH,
,. A I1.-‘\Sjnst received
_ from N. York
p a splendid assort-
' merit of GOODS
in his line. viz :—
_ SILVER Ei\'GLlSH
AND FRENCH
.. . WATCHES
Gold Watch Seals, Keys, Slides and Rings
BREAST PINS, and Finger Rings, of a
very fine tprality
Gilt Watcli Seals, keys, Slides, and Rings
Steel Cltains, Seals, K9)’-‘ i S"-
An :t.~sot'tnient of SILVER SPOONS
will constantly be Iteptoit httritl of the very
best kind and nearest patteriis, warranted e-
qual to Spanislt milled dollars. _
\\’A'I‘CHlSS carefully repaired and war-
ranted. »
Nortvalk, November 1. I825;
FOR SALE, '
YOUNG HOI'I.SL'I, £'t_vrs.
~ old, good size, warranted
‘ , sound & Il'.ttlt’ISUtIi(:‘. Apply to
LEWIS i\I.ti.i.oitt'.
Q3
: Norwallt. Sept. 5, I815.
VALUABLE PO'I"i‘E't{Y, Eco.
., EFOR SA LE, on I‘P‘.lSlll17lI)l0
-' teritis, that valttable t'\*. pleas-
ant situation known by the lltlllle
» of “ The Village” l_VUltg about a
mile frt_tr_n the,Old Well, in Norwallt, a l-.rrg__;e
Store aiitl Barn, with other lttiilditius, it good
Wliarli and 20 acres of Land. For tintlter
darticulars inquire of Br;.\'.r.tati.\' lsaacs.
Nortvalk, April 11, 18°15 . 7
FOR SALE,
Vfill-IE valuable and pleasant
ltozncsteatlofilatniali Balti-
win, dec’tl, $llUiiIt’(I about halfa
- inilc front the Btitlgc, with ti
good I)wt,-llirtq-liotise, I3:.ti'it, and ui1t’I10ttSeS.
For teritis apply to
S’I‘t-‘.PIXli.\‘ S.tit'i'it,2
JACOB S.ui'i'it, S
;_v -
Exec’rs.
1\:.,m~aii}, Atiez. 5, 1325. at
F O R S A L E
vet - VALUABLE tract ofLand,
contaiiiitig 0 3 4 acres, cori-
sisting of Meatlow, Plow, and
-. Orchard, all of the first quality.
Saru property is situated in Wilton, adjoitiiiig
the Belden Hill road. and is an (‘li;_{ll)lt5 situa-
tioti for a Dwelling House, and coiisitlereil a
‘convenient situation for a irtecliuirio. The
property was f()t'tll€l'ly occupied and owned
by Peter Jmiics, tleceasetl, it being; his home
rneadow, aittl Ui'Cllill‘(I. For fttrtlicr particu-
lars and conditions, apply to Bdl'lIitl)ll3‘ Mirr-
viii, Esqr. or to the sttbscriber, at Nathan
N;t.slt’s. ‘ D.tt\‘iI:1. Nasii.
Nortvalk, Atigtist 23, 1825. 97 if
E'A.IaEt GOODS.
LEWIS MALLORY $3 SON
I.’ AVE ItECF.t\")‘LY rt-ceivt-tl frorii New.
York 'a new st_tpply of FALL AND
WIN'I‘ER GOODS, tihiclr in addiiiouio
their fornrer stock will comprise a very Ildt'l(I-
some assortntetit.
Superliite Cloths agtl Cassiineres ofvarious
colors and HHIIIIGS; Latiiietts ; also, a choice
selectioi-i olqiiesiiirgs of the latest patterits ;—
Tai't.in Platids; Baizcs and Flatiiiels; Caro-
line Plaid: and Stripes; Btinrliazinc &. Botti-
bazetrs ;.Ratint-its; Ctilicires, very lratulsoine;
Lt:VilllIlIlC, lig’tl and plain; lijal Lire dc Nap;
Casiiirtcre lidkfs.; Doiitestic Mttslitis at redu-
c(-(I pi-ice,.._Also, a gootl assoriineiit of the
best 'I‘IIIt‘vI.\II‘.\"‘J.‘3 kept ttullslrtllllj’ on hand.
All the above Gootls, tttgetliet‘ with iiiatry
ritore not here eiiiitrtcrtited will be sold oti as
good terms as at any other store in this place.
Persotrs wislring to purchase will please call
and set: for tlteiiiselres. Norwalit, 0t:t,_g,
.;"‘t‘e\v Estahlislitnetit of
DRY GOODS,
Hollow-W are, and Crockery.
' i‘IlE Subscribers lraving formetl a cotiitec—
tion in bnsiiicss, under the firm of
LOCKWOOD $t. S'1'.J()H.\‘, ltave opened an as-
sortntent of the above nteritiotted Goods in
the west end .ol'the new building opposite the
i Store of Messrs. Lewis Mallory 82. Sort.
Those desirous of pnrcliasiug Cheap are
l invitetl to call. Wat. LOCK_W00D,
; Gtaoncr: ST. JOHN.
.1 CONI{LIN STRENGTIPNING PLAS-
TER-— W ARRALVTE D GEN UlI\‘E-—'
_- ll«‘0R SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
l Nurwalli, September‘ 9.0.
OR sale at the Bookstore and Bintlery, l POUNDS COTTO./V b’./1Cl'fl'.$ for
1’. PRICE.
, South ofthe Britlge. _
. 35
F Nurwalk, Octobe.r'£24‘.
isale by ELI REED at is per pound.‘
Norwalk, Nov. 14.
- I . NORt7V?A'LfC§’Couu. T.UESDAY,—1.\lOIVEMBE
_ _ lid-4_ Scarlet.a.n.t1 .i' ii,‘-,*,~ "\I7'r'i-to dc.
Pottery, two Kilns for burning \Vatre, it good -
JACOB SMITH
Hasjust it-c’d front N. York an assortment of
scasonable GOODS, which will be sold
low for Cash. . . -
I3 LUE, black, tlrab,,arrd nrix’d CLOTI-IS
Blue, black, and mixed Cassitttercs
Wliite, red, and green‘ Flanuels
Drab Kersey. Tartan Plaid
Fine and low priced Boiirbazine
Black, blue, green, scarlet, crinison aittl Or-
artge Botrirbazetts. Fi;;’d ‘Ratiirett
Calicoes, very Cheap. Furniture Chintz
Canibric and Jaconet Muslius __,,
Scotch attd India I\'lulI Muslins "‘
India, French and German Flziggs
Ladies &'. Gt=ntlenieii’s blk IlUI'SI‘5I\II) Gloves
Col’d horse-skin and kid do, very low pl'IL'e
Cravats, variety of patterns
Russia and Irish Diaper.’ ‘Apron Cltccks
Linen Cauibric and Lawns
Assortment of Silk Braids for Trimmings
Bobbins-tt Lace. Floss Tltread—Cotton do
Point Blankets ‘ Coats
Green Table Covers. Watltliuiz for Ladies’
filack and colored Cassitirere Shawls
Prussian Shawls
Cotton Izlats. Cotton Umbrellas
4-4 and 8-4 Merino Sliawls
Large assortrncnt of shell sitle Cornbs
Reticnles. Stitiff Boxes. Canton Crapes
Sheeting 3!. Shining Muslins, very cheap
Horse Blatiltets ,
Green Bttize for floor cloths
Dorcliester Bedticlts. Bangup Cord
Brit-.kskitr Illittins. Bticksltiii Gloves’
White Beaver do. Stlk.Flaggs
Blankets for Hatters
Nt)|'\\IIII‘. 0CIt)I)6r
October ‘Lotti, 1829.
NEW. PALE. GOODS.
STREET &. JAMES
Have just rec’d an atldiiioual and very stipe-
riorassortinerit of GOODS, bonglit for
Cttsii, ‘wlticli they are det.--rrniticd
to sell as CHEAP as airy ofilieir
neighbors, no EXCEI'Tlt)NS.
Antong which may be fouud—-
Real Stipertine and Fine Blue, Black, Olive,
Mixed, and Drab
BRO.-\D—CLO'I‘I.‘S;
Blue, Black, and iVIi.\'etl.' and Blue Riblied
C.-XSSIJI ERES;
A large assortment of Satiiictt
Devunsliire Kersey ' liens’ use.
I)rabI"luslririg, an ext-.ellent article for Hat-
(}rceu Baizcs, and Green Flatiirel
Red, white, crimson and yellow Flannels
Tartan Plaid and blue Catnblct
C:ii'oline‘I’laitls aiitl Stripes, cheap
Ctlsslltfl-.‘l‘t3Slltlwlh. 3-4 83 11-4 Rose Blattkets
6-4 Casliniere do _
Green, white‘. aiitlrlittick Freticli Crape
Green Gauzc. Black l'\'. "white Thule Lace
Blue, pink, white 81. green Floreiice
A _t_-,ood assortnrent plain black Lt-vantine
Black ll,g’d Florence and (int dc Nap
Lilach and Brown do
Blue, black, and tlrab Tabby Velvets
Bltie and black Silk do
Black Canton Iltlkfs. Inserting Ti‘in'tinirtgs
Flag and Bttirdatioe. Iltlkfs
Cainbric, Jacouet and Book Mtrsliris
Linen Ctntibric and Lawir. Millinets
Cravats. A good assortiirent Calicoes
Furniture Cltiittz and Curtain Calico
Black, blue, wlriie and pink Gyurps
Purple and white Shawls Cotton Flaggs
Black and wliiie silk Hose
Blk &.col’tl Canton Crape-.<,soiite at $4 69. 1-9.’.
Black Nankin do
Velvet Ribbons, assorted
Black aittl col"tl Cattibric
Cotton and Bobbinet Lace.
Wide Bobbinet do
Daizy Buttons. Russettdo.
Floss Thread and Cotton
t\len’s Beaver, Buck, St. Horsekiir Gloves
Ladies’ I'.IO|'SeSI\III, kid, and Beaver’ do
A good assortinerrt of Bed Ticks
Cottoti and worsietl Hosiery
Russia Diaper a‘nd Shirting
Black and colored Boinbazeite
Figured Rattinet. Braid and Laceis
I’-‘hie browit Muslin for Hats. Ribbons
Good black Botiihaziite
Drab and Olive Velvet Cord
Good assortment dark Vesting.
Apron Checks, sortie at 9d.
I)otrtestic Flannel. Cotton Batts at 13.
Leatlier Pilittens. Fine Sltirting
‘£5 Pieces unbleacli’tl Muslitts
‘J0 Pieces bleacli’d tlo. some very fine
Domestic Plaid, sortie at 12 I-9. cents
i5ll\‘.pel1(lB|‘S. Fine Tape aittl Bobbin
Pins, Buttons, &.c. 81.0. I
.'?lso-Their usual assortnrent I-Im'tlwn2'c.
Stone “rare Factory.‘
‘F IJE stibscrihcr informs the public that he
has establ'tslretl_ a £\].~.NurAc'roitir of
STONEHRVARE;
in NORWALK, at the foot of Mill-Hill, a
few rods east of the Bt‘l(l,l='(‘., where he will be
able to supply Ortlers in that line to any ex-
tent. He has now on hand an extensive asi-
sortment of Ware, which as to quality and
beauty cannot be surpassed by the Ware tirade
at arty other Factory in the coinitry. It will
be soltl reasunabl_v, both at WHOLESALE
and RETAIL. Mercltants in the country
can have their orders met to their complete
satisfactiori upon the shortest notice,
Asa E. SMi'i'n.
Norwalk. October 31. I895. 30
FULLING, DYING, _ AND CLOTH-
DRESSING.
THE subscriber respectfully iitfornis his
friends aiitl the Public in general that the
Clothing business will be contirrtied,;in__all its
various branches by the subscriber, in" the best
manner. All ortlers in the above line of hu-
siness will be tltankfttlly received, and punc-
ttially attended to by the Public’s huntble
servant. _ SAMUEL DAV!-Zt‘.\'1’0R'1‘.
N. B. INDIGO BLUE coloured in the
very best riianner. — ‘
Norwalk, Sept. 25, 189.5. -
Thread do.
SI
0.?
are,
1895.
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Eli! REED
Keeps constantly on hand
\ J2
EARGE essonmmmmwy
' or -
Rlhfb F amcy and Staple
may Goons.
uwflefioooo
N. B. Just received a quantity ofCALI-
COES, at 12 1-2 cents the Yard.
\ \l\I\'\l\I\J\'\A'\r\'U\f\’\\-‘\&\.\’\&I\ ’\/U‘/\’V\l\\\IVV\.\.Q/II\'\I\§\\lVU\
EBE.7\" 'ZER STEVEJVS
I1-AS jitst rec’tl from N. York an extensive
8:. elegant assnriineitt ofDRY_ GOODS,
which he is irow oIi'ering for sale as_ cheap as
cart be ptrrcltast-d in arty store in this county.
Tire followiiig tzottiprise a part, viz.
Superfine blue $1. black London BROAD
CLOTHS; Cassirneres and Sattitiets; Vel-
vet and Bang tip cords; Boirrbazcttes and
Stripes ; 200 yards line superior tt\il’d Cir-
C2l.'\\l&l|); 200 yards Vesiiiig, comprising 1;
complete assortrriertt ; I000 yards sirperfiite
and (‘0lltlll0l) Calicoes; I000 yds._ Furititure
chintz; black, white, to green French Cranes;
black and coi’d Canton Cr-apes; black Cair-
ton lidkfs ; silk and coitoii Flaggs ; Fancy
silk ltdkfs; black Iirtlia Levaiitirte, Sarcincts
, and Siuclrews ',_lJIilCI{_3lItI white Silk Gloves,
' vtvry superior quality; Irish Linens, Linen
Catiibriclt, and Lawn ; one box Thread La-
ces, ri corirplete assortriient: ladies white line
en pocket haridkercliiefs; brown Muslin for
ladies Hats; black silk and Tabby Velvet ;—'
India Canibric and Book Muslins; Jacoiret
Mull, airtl C.tinbi'ic do ; black and white cot-
toti Hose; black and slate worsted do; Silk
Braid ; Inserting triiniiiings and stispeiitlerjs;
coat airtl vest Buttons of all kinds; 6 boxes
Fancy Ribbons; large and sittall_Tottoise
shell Combs; 1:) dozen side Combs ; inen’s
Bticltskin and Beaver Gloves ; Pius andN: e-
dles; Iiittt'l( Pins; one case Latlics’ white
Leg-,lrot‘ii Ilatsy; trite case do black do do ;-
Gin;_gltan.~- and Checks; Window Papers ;'-—
Rceds for Hats; Diaper and Dimity; Bed-
tit-ks, and Cotton Yarn; green Baizes antl
I~‘lanncls ; blrte and yellow Nankeen ; cotton
C‘-2tS.~‘lilteI'8; Buckratn ; 1000 yards domestic
Muslin; white Satin Jean ; .Velvet Ribbons;
blzrt-.lt, blue green, yellow, and purple SILK.
a choice sei eciintr ; togetlier with his usual as-
'S0t'Itll€l)l0I G1t’OC,EI{II.'.‘S&‘ CROCKERY.
Norwalk, Sept. '26.
N EVV GOODS, _
A‘? REEVCED -P '.
1.‘ HE Subscriber has just returned from
New York with at well selected assort-
ment of DRY GOODS oftlie latest importa-
lions and most approved fashions; among
‘ ttbiclt itray be fuund—-
Snperior black Lvvantine; elegant black
fir_g’tl Gro de Nap; Sirrclietvs and S-arcinett ;
greet), pink, aiitl blrre Floierices; Calicoes, ti
gttod as.-sorttireirt ; Silk Vestingg Swattsdowrt
do. ; Bragaiiza Tippets ; Cliiutz Sltaivls ;-—-
browir Cantbric for ladies’ hats; Giinps of all
colors; Belt Ribbons; Thread Laces, very
cheap; Inserting Trinrrnings; fancy silk and
Ilagg bdkfs ; white, black, and col’tl ltorseskin
Gloves; bncltskin, beaver, and kid Gloves ;-
Bobiiiett Lace; floss Tlrread, and Pearling;
black, white, and scarlet merino lrdkfs; black,
white, and green French Craps; black, blue,
green, scarlet, and drab Tabby Velvet : Car-
oline Stripe, and Plaid ; Irish Liitcit,&*. Lawn;
black and red Prit:-sittir Sliatvls; Salisbury
Flannel; Russia and Table Diaper; black‘
Bontbazctte and Circassian; black and cin-
natnon li~=',’d do. ;Tartan Plaitls, and Baizes ;
Flarnnels, of all coloins and qualities; bltic
Camblct ofstr_oeriorq-rality; Bang tip cord ;
Domestic ‘diriglianis, and Llliisliirs; Bedtick-
ine, ; Szttinetts ; Checks ; American Flannels;
colored Cantbrics; cambric, inull, $t.,jacorie.i
Musliirs ; plain and fi_e.’tl Swiss Muslin ; book
Musliir ; Scotch Canibric; scarlet Cassimere
Shawls; spool, floss, sewing, atidkrritting
Cotton ; Gloves; Hosiery ;Recticules ; Dow-
las Ribbons; &c. &c. together with a great
many necessary articles not here enumerated,
all wliiclt will be sold at a very small advance
roiti cost.
GROCERIES 8t. CROCKERY as usual.
Jam-ss I\il.u.Loitir.
Norwalk. Sept. 90.
Cotton I am, Cotton Batts, 8L
CANDLE-WICK.
JUST rec'd rt good asstrrttiieut‘of COT-
TON YARN, and CANDLE,-IVICK.
./ILSO, COTTON B.-\'I"I‘S of‘an excel-
lettt tpialiiy at 12 1-9. cents per poutitl.
LIKEWISE, Cliiltlrcu’s red, green, SI. black
I\Iorot:co SHOES, :1 very good assorlititsnt,
for sale by James l\IALr.oir1r.
Norwallt, Oct. I7.
COOKING STGVES.
3}3ttI9.£i’ iarttcitt fiuotttttg §étD1)t'.'5,
For couvenieiice, perhaps exit-clled by none
in use—-For sale by either of the sub.-cribet's.
l\IA'i"rritAs HUBBELL,
Jamzs l\Lu.Loitr.
Norivalk, Nov. 7, 1325. 37
PORK AND BEEF I-JAMS,
LARGE supply, and of the best quality,
* just rec’tl 8.1.. for sale by E. H. S'i‘ttr:it:'r.
CHRISTIAN ALMANAC, FOR 1826,
US'I‘ rec’d and for sale at the Bookstore
8:1. Library, South ofthe Bridge.
» P. PRICE-
CLAY’S ITCH UIIV"J.‘MEN'1‘a
FOR pleas_antiiess,’safety, expedition, ease
aitd cert-.tinty,is itrfinitely superior to any
other medicine, for the cure of that most dis-
agreeable and iorinentiug disorder——-Likewise 4
'for all lierretie eruptions and impurities oftlie
skirt. Price 83 cents. For sale by B. Isztacs
Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford. ‘ _,
July 4th, 1225. 1
VOL. viii. No.'.;9;*
THE DANBURY AND NORWALK
. I L\"SUR./?.N'CE COJIIP./INK
[.1-AVING been iitcdrpornted ,by the Le.-
’ gislature ofthis State with a Capital of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars, with liberty
'to increase tliesairie to One Hundred 8: Fif-
ty Tliottsarrtl Dollars, the first named sutii of
One Hugdred Thousand Dbll-its being all
paid in or se'cur'ed to be paid, all ofwliich on
the shortest notice ‘could be coitverted into
casfilt atrd apprt'rpriat'ed to the piryntent oflos-
ses, are itow ready for the transaction of bu-
siness. 'I-‘lie Directorspledge tlieiiiselves
to issue policies ott_as favorable terms as any
other Office in "the United States,-arid by fair-
nessvand, liberality in "condu’cting the business}
of the Coiripany, they expect to "gain the con-
fidence of the public. .
Proposals ftir Insurance a‘ga_inst Fire will
be received at ei ier of their Otfices, in Nor-
walk and Danbury, where cotistaiit attend-
ance will be given at all hours of busiin-s's
days for the aCCOIY]tll0OdIlUl1 of those who
rrtay please to call for the purpose of traii§a'ct-
ing business; ‘
'I‘lie following gentlemen are Directors of
the Company.
FOB "rut; OI-‘I-‘ICE
r-.\' DANBURY.
53 fort Tm: OFFICE
IN _.NORi\'A_LK.
Samuel Twee_dy VVtn. Lockwood,
David Foot. I Thaddeus Betts,
Math’wB.VVlti'ttlesey,§ Cltarles Isaacs,
Elijah Gregory, Stephen B. St. Joliii,
Russell Hoyt, i Samuel Jackson,
Isaac H. Seeley; E Joseph Wood,
Richard Rantlall; 5 iiisttis L. Btisli,
Henry Beers, . ‘benezer Ayres,
Aaron Sanford. ' Asahel R. Betts. _
S.ti'ti’1. TWIJEDY, § WM. Locrnvoon,
Presitlerrt, - President, , _
Anaxsos H.1.\iLrN, STEPXIEN B.S'r.Jontv,
- Set:retar_v. E St-:crt=tary.
NEW SUPPLY OF GROCERIES.
OHN BURRALL has jnstret-.’d from N;
Y. a new .s_ iply of Groceries,‘ which he
offers to ilte ptib It.‘ at fair prices.“ '
rel or keg
St. Croix and Jaraaica RUM, ‘
Matleira and Maltiga WINE
Ltiirip and LoafSUGAR I _
Brown Sugars, a good assortment ,
Likewise the sultscriher has at supply of’
Mead’s CRACKERS by the hundred.-or less
quantity, which he will furni.-“h merchazrts.
ta_vern-keepers, and wagnirers at the saute
-.'p'rices theyhave been furnislted by hint.
: Norwaik, Sept. 1.
STONE IVARE. .
HANDSOME assortment of STONE
WARE of an excellent quality, just te-
ceived and‘ for sale by the subscriber.
. F .JonN BURRALII).
"ROCK SALT. _
JUST rec’d.and for sale by the subscriber a.
quantity of the first quality of ROCK
SALT. Joim BURRALL.
NEW SUPPLY OF CANAI5 FLOUR.‘
JUST received aittl for sale by the subscri-
her a quantity of fresh ground CANAL
FLOUR. . JOHN BURRALL.
Nrirwalk. Sept. 30th. I885
MACKEREL'
JUST rec’d and for sale by the subscriber a
quantity ofstnall Tubs of MACKEREL,
No. 1. coirtaigiitig Ii.‘orty Weight, designed
particularly for family rise.
Lilteivise, a new supply of RICE, wltic-It
will be sold cheap for cash.
Jonzv BURRALIl-
August 23d.
_ TURKS ISLAND SALT,
OF a good quality, for sale by the subscri-
. he JOHN Btiitit.u.L.
I S. J‘. FROST
IS gratetul to his ctrstotners lor past favor:
in relatitin to busiiiess, and hopes by a.
strict attention to his liiisiness, to titerit and
enjoy it coniinutttice of their patronage. ‘He
has for sale— - W
30 BARRELS Fresh FLOUR; many
kinds of Fresh TEAS; a large stock of SU-
GAR; good Molasses; St. Croix, Jamaica,
and N. E. RUM; French BRANDY ; Hol-
land and other GIN ; Port, Tenerifi'e, Mala-
ga. and Currant WINES; CORDIALS;
Coffee; Nutmegs; Cloves; Barrels and half
Barrels Mackerel, No. 1 ; Connecticut River
-Mess Shad ;'1‘arnarinds ; Blown Salt; Sperm
and Whale Oil; Japan and Tin Ware ;---
large and small Spoons; Meialic Tea Pots ;
Stone and Bristol Ware; Cedar Tubs, Pails
and Chorus; Mnscatel, Bloom, and Cask
"-r‘.v.‘.'-
Fnrnaces; Deinijons; Brooms ;Bed 83 other.
Cortls ; Pocket Lights; Batted Cotton ; Corn
and other Baskets; Tacks; Brads, and Spat‘-
ables ; Glass Lamp Lanterns; 8.'.c. Sac.
N-orwalk, Oct. 10.
Cheap Groceries.
ply of GROCERIES” which he offers
to his old customers and _tlie public at a small
atlvartce front cost. The following articles
are anton'r his assoitnteiit:
Ctigiiidi: and Cider BRANDY; Jamaica,
St. Croix, and E. BUM; Holland and
Coiinlry GIN ; WIi\E ;Yoiiiig Hyson, Hy-
mn Slim, and Soucnong Peas ; Loaf, and St.
Croix Sugar; Wheataiid Bticlttvlieat Flour ;
Rice ; Molasses ; Crackers and Cheese; Cod-
fish ; -Herring; Mackerel, by the Barrel and
ltalfBarrel; Pork ; Pork and Beet Harris ;-
Lard; Coffee ; Ginger ; Pepper ; Pearlash -,,
Pimento; Nutmegs ; Lontloit Mustard ; Box
Raisins ;Tain-arinds ; Cassia ; Spanish, Nerv-
Orleans and American Segars ; Srinfl of all
kinds ; Tobacco ;Caridles ; Blown Salt ; Box
Soap ; Patettt Shaving Soap_;_staclt Byootirs;
Bellows ; Powder is’. Shot ; Lida ; Vritztgar ;
Beer ' Men’s and Boy s Shoes, ‘ reap, *c.
N, ,_B. All persons ittdebted, whose ac-
counts are of. more than six ttiontlis. standing,
are requested to call and settle them witltoitt
further notice. EDWIN L0CKW00D-
Norwalk, Oct. 25.’ I 35
WAN'I‘ED, three or four good SATIN-.
ETT WEAVERS. E. Pt:git,j
G reeni_vicli, Sept. 30, 1825,. ‘ ‘
4th Proof Cogiiiac BRANDY by the Bai':.=.,,.
Raisins; Window Glass; Putty; Portable N
'1‘ IIE subscriber has lately rec’d a new Sit‘)-I-Ami”
Norwalk Chronicler