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__ QIEGULAR PACKET,
Bclgvleeri Five Mile River and .N'c'tb York.
' - : HE subscriber informs his
old ctistotners and the pub-
lic that the Sloop ATLANTIC,
‘_ Capt. Byxbee, will run the en-
filling season front the new Store and Wharf
peat‘ the Bridge, at Five Mile River, leaving
ggtlery ,TlleS,(l,&ly evening, and returning on the
Eadttrdayflfolloiviiig. Every accommodation
will his gitretyto passengers and freighters,and
‘all business faithfully attended to. Apply to
the Captain on board, or to, the subscriber.
.-‘tN'tiiit:iv BELL.
Norwalk, Five Mile River,
February 97.0, 1896.
PUBLIC ACCO!VlMODA’l‘ION.
.,,.,_ HE elegant Steam-
1 Bt)atJOH.lV.M./1R-
- ~ SHALL, Armanazu
. Benson, Master, com-
menced her regular trips for the season, _on
the nth inst. leaving New York, at Cflfgh-“Wine
st. Ferry, every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs-
day, and Friday mornings, at 7 o’clock, and
setnrn the same days, leaving Old Wells 3‘
Norwalk, at 2 o’clock, P. M.; also leaving N.
York Saturday morning and retttrn on Mott-
day from Old Well, at 1o’clock, P. M. ton ah-
ing going and returning, at Wliitestoue and
Sawpits,_ev’ery trip. Post coaches and stages
will be ‘in readiness to convey passengers to
any place, For freight or passage, apply to
M,-_ No“; Jgwi-1-T, No 308 Front street N.
York; CBICHESTER EL QuiNT.tRo.N0I'\V8lk.
or the captain, on board. Freight will be re-
ceived at the ttsual prices, payable oti or be-
fore the delivery.
Mr, Samuel G. Friirchilcl will convey pas-
sengers to and from the boat from Saugatuck
‘and Fairficld.
N. B.-1-‘assage to Wbitestonc 37 1-9. cts.
Sawpits 50, and Norwallt St. 3
Silver ll/a're, Jewelrry, 8;c.
- ' HEsubscriber has
lately returned
from New York with
ati addition to his
former stock. He
considers an enume-
ration.ol' his articles
unuecess;—iry——assur-
" ing his friends, and
the public generally, that a call at No. 1 can
not fail ofgiving them satisfaction as to qual-
ity andprices. A fetv good English 8*. French
Watches. \Vatches and Clocks repaired as
usual. CASH paid for old Gold and Silver.
N. B. His articles are ofthe very best kind
and of the neatest patterns.
3tn* 53
DAVID NASII.
Saugatuck, I}F2Cf‘!!_n_I7'8|' 17, 189.5. 43
‘ EEP at the
Pilgritns, two
vols. 12 ino.; Morn-
ings in Bow Street,
W . __ 1 vol. 12?. mo: The-
”"""""""’-”-"’ ’ odore, or the Crusa-
sarles, I vol.1Qtno; Patti 5!. Virginia; Gra'.:~
ca Minoras: I\Iorse’s Geography and Atlas;
“’oodbridge’s do; School Bibles, Testaments.
Spelling Books, a large supply School Certifi-
cates, Copy Slips, Toy 81. Jtivenile Books,&*.c.
Just rec"d at the Bookstore 8:. Library South
ofthe Bridge. A P. PRICE.
March 20. I396.
NORWALK DISPENSARY,
Sign of the .Morlar— West side life Bridge.
_ _ HE proprietorsare constantly
‘ replenishing their establish-
ment with genuine artit-lesin the
DRUG bi. NIEDICINE Line,
which they offer to the public on
the most reasonable terms for Cask.
An extensive supply of POT ASHES con-
stantly on hand at the lowest N. York prices.
OIL of VITROL, Essential OILS, ES-
SENCES of all kinds, prepared in the best
manner. . PRICE 3% l}I’Lt-‘..<.:x'.
, Norwalk,March Q0, 1826.
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 \V;it-9, a good
Store and Barn, with other buildings, a good
Wharf, and 20 acres of Land. For fiirtlter
particulars inquire (if BENJAMIN Isaacs.
Norwalk, April 16, 189.5 7
FOR. SALE.
small FARM, containing a-
bout 19 acres ofLand, well
proportioned into plow, pasture,
.. . . .. meadow, and wooil land, with
an Orchard of grafted Apple trees. and a va-
riety ofother choice Fruit and Ornamental
Trees. On said farm is a large and commo-
dious dwelling house, to which is attaclied an
excellent Garden ; a convenient Barn, and
other out buildings. Said property is pl» as-
antly situated in the eastern part of Darien,
on the old post road from New York to New
Haven, and one mile from Five Nile River
Landing. For conditions, and further par-
ticulars apply to Roswell Reed, near the pre-
mises, or to the subscriber, at Selleck’s farms,
in Darien. , KILBORN SELLECK.
Darien, Feb. 23, 1826. 1 6w
APPLE TREES;
' I-4“l lIt"I‘Y KINDS ol the most ap-
proved summer, fall 8:. witt-
ter Apples, for sale by the subscri- :
_ ber, oti reasonable terms, at his
Nursery. A2017. BELDEN.
_ \Viltor~i, 18th March, 189.6.
I ll<"I‘YrReatns of Wrapping Paper of the
fit-st qpality, jtrst rec’d and for sale by
Srrnnmi 8:" James.
NORWALK, co.-m-. TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1
FOR SALE,
A FARM of about 60 acres of
Land, with a new Dwelling
House and Barn, and a well of
. ..,.._, never tailing water near the
door. Said Farm is well proportioned for
meadow, plow, and wood land, pleasantly sit-
uated two and a halfniiles north ofthe meet-
ing house in New Canaan, on the post road
front Ridglield to Stamford. For particulars
inquire ofthe subscriber on the premises.
JOSEPH Frrcn, Jr.
New Cannan, January 16. I826, 48 if
FOR SALE
HAT stand for business situ-
ate in the town of South-
East, Putnam county, N. York,
eight miles. frotn Danbury, on a
ptiblic It)-l(l leading to Somerstown,consisting
ofabout 3 acres of Land, on which is a Grist
Mill, Saw Mill, Carding Machine, still house,
stills and tubs to hold Cider, cider Mill, a
Vlagon maker’s shop, with water works for
sawing, turning, boring, and inortising. Al-
so, 3 Dwelling Houses, one ofwliich has been
used as a store-, being an excellentstantl for a
country store ': also _abont 16 acres of \Vood
Land, near said stand. Most oftlie itiillsarid
buildings are almost new, and in good repair.
The above property will be sold together, or
separate, as best shall suit purchasers, very
cheap. Ifnot sold at private sale by the’ 16th
day ofMay next, it will then be sold at public
auction, on the pretnises, at 1 o’clock of said
day. For further particulars inquire 0fIV1L-
LIAM C. HAWLEY, living on the preuiises; or
of JONATHAN Pvlortsnoustz, living at the
Court house in Carmel, in said county.
February 14, 18°26. t1May 1
HE subscriber wishes to dis-
pose of his FARM, situate
i.; the town olSoutheast, county
.- of Putnam and state of N.York,
containg one hundred and thirty acres of good
Pasture, arable, uteadow, and wood LAND,
Dwelling House, Barit, and out houses, and
never failing well of water near the house, to-
gether with a fine stream oftvater rtinning
througlt the premises. The above land is in
a high state of cultivatioti, and will bi». dispo-
sed of at a low rate. Any person wishing to
avail liitnselfof a good sitttation, will be ac-
cominodated by applying at any tiuic between
this and the first of May next, to the stIl)sct'I-
ber, who will give an indisputable title for the
same. Isaac PADDUCK.
Southeast, Feb. 24, 18226.
THE DANBURY AND NORWALK
I.lV'nS'URJ7.N'CE CO.1lU’.dJV‘17,
_‘E{AVlNG been incorporzited by the Le
gislature ofthis State with a Capital ol
One Hundred Thousand Dollars, with liberty
to increase the same to One llttndied $2 Fif-
ty Thousand Dollars, the first named sum ol
One Hundred Thousand Dollars being all
paid iti or secured to be paid, all ofwhicli oti
the shortest notice could be converted itito
cash and appropriated to the payment oflos~-
ses, are now ready for the transaction of bit-
siness. 'I‘lte Directors pledge tlietiiselves
to issue policies on as favorable terms as any
other Office in the United Statcs,ano by {air-
ness and liherality in conducting the btisincss
of the Company, they expect to gain the con-
fidence of the pttblic.
Proposals for Insurance against Fire will
be received at either oftltcir (jflices, in Nor-
walli and Danbury, where constant attend-
ance will be given at allhonrs of business
days for the accoiiitiiudation of those who
may please to call for the purpose of transact-
ing business.
The following gentlemen are Directors ol
the Company.
FOR THE OFFICE
IN DANBURY.
I-‘on THE OI-‘1-‘1CE
§ 1N NOHWALK.
Samnel’l‘tvecdy r Wm. Lockwood,
David Foot. § Thaddeus Betts,
Math’wB.‘Whittlesey Charles Isaacs
Elijah Gregory, lg Stephen B. St.’JoItn,
‘?
Russell Hoyt, Samuel Jackson,
Isaac H. Seeley, Joseph Wood,
Richard Randall, Justus L. Bush,
Henry Beers, Ebetiezer Ayrcs,
Aaron Sanforrl. Asahel It. Belts.
S.-.t>r’L Twiscnv, WM.Loc1rwooD,
President, President,
ALANso.v I‘IAlt1L1N, S-ri~:Pt1r:NB.Si-.JoHN,
Secretary. Secretary.
itiasttrrrrttc fiumpzutp.
OTICE.—There will be a iiieetiiig ofthe
‘ Directors Of the Dimlmry 8; Norwalk
Insurance Company, at the Office of Thad-
deus Betts, Esq. in Norwalk, on Tuesday of
each week, at 3 o’clock, afternoon, for the
purpose of trattsacting any business which
may be deemed c.xpt:tlient.
S'l‘F.PIIEN B. ST. JOHN. Sec’ry.
Norwalk, Jan. 21.
FOR SALE BY ELI REE
The London Bolanic, or Vegetable Oil Soap, ‘
and also the Impc-rial l.icnova.ter:
Or the General Rcstoraliccs of Ladies’
Dress and G’-cmflr,-77zcn’s Cl/;t.7z2'1zg of
every rlcscr-2'ptz'o/1. of colour and gzutlity,
’Il}lt/l0Z£L' rloirzg t/re least‘ injury to either.
THE above Compositions have acquired
great celebrity in Europe, and the principal
cities in America; the former for its very su-
perior quality in extracting oil, or grease of
any kind, 3% paitit, tar, &t.c. fr-om Gentlemen’s
clothing, and woolen cloth and carpeting of
every description, restoring the satne to their
former condition, without doing the least iti-
jnry to either quality or color. And the lat-
ter, for its very extraordinary qualities in ex-
tracting spots, or stains caused by grease, oil,
or soil ofany kind frotn Silks, Satteens, Meri-
nos, Crepes, Bombazines, and Ladies dresses,
ofevery description, without the least injury
to either gloss, colour or quality.
Norwalk, December 926.
CEISSOLUTION.-—The Partnership
heretofore existing between Levi Clark l
janu John S. Blackman, under the firm of‘
l Levi Clark Sf C0. is this day dissolved by mu- '_
, trial consent. The business will be continued rcnstomers in the line of his business.
l
by Levi Clark.
Norwal>k,*Mtrt'elt 18, 1ll‘.‘.’Ii. ll
fir». ‘
4!.
l - SIDE? GOODS.
N additional supply of DRY GOODS,
just rec’d by STREET 8;. James.
*—r-r-'
.§&IlIiIt”5, attics
NEW ESTABLISHMEN1‘.
smntvmr E. E031‘,
ESPEC'f'FULLY acquaints his friends
and the public generally, that he has
opened a shop in the rearward of Eli B. Ben-
nett’s Store, a few doors east of the Bridge.
where he keeps, and is mantifacturing, a
variety of SADDLES, BRIDLES, H AR
NESS, TRUNKS, CAPS, POR’I‘MAN-
TEAUS, HOLSTERS, and VALICES;
together with various less cotiittiodities zipper
tenant to his business, made expressly lor
customers.
lle has also for sale, ‘Nliips, Spun,
Sleigh Bells, and an eligible selection of
Brass and silver plated. ported, and Japattetl
Hard Ware, Buffalo Robes, fxc. Sac. all of
which only be obtained on as moderate terms
as at any similar establislimeiit.
*',,,_* Old articles promptly repaired.
l‘1't)t"-vallt, Jatt.Qtl.18‘£6. 3ni45
Stone Ware Factory.
T‘ HE subscriber informs the public that he
has r~.=.tahlisli<=d a .\l.tNuF.tc't'on1' of
i S."E'@1"‘\'1TE-=-iWJ§t.RE;
in NORWALK, at the foot of Mill-Hill, a
few rods ens: ofthe Bridge, where he will be
able to supply Orders in that line to any ex-
tent. He has now on hand an extensive as-
sortment of Ware, which as to quality and
beauty cannot be stirpassetl by the Ware made
at any other Fzictory in the country. It will
be sold re:isonabl,V.a both at VVHOLES.-\LE
and RETAIL. Mcrcliui-its iu the country
can have their orders tnct to their complete
satisfaction upoti the shortest notice.
.-’\SA E. Sntint.
Norwalk. October 31. 183:’). :ifl
LIQUID Ol.’OL)ELlf UC.
’l‘ H E article here etitttiieraietl nitist not he
cnnideicd as adding one more number
to the already cxtcusive catalogue of adverti-
sed Medicines; it is in fact an imporlu.~it ini-
pI‘0vcInI.nl only, in a well known ctuttposition.
The Embrocation contains 8 of the 11t():~l
valuable articles to be met with iii the whole
circle ol't\IIcdicine, never before cttiployctl in
any other Opodcldoc, in addition to the Olllrl
iuj.f,tcdient usually tirade use ol in the lturd
kind, and will be found 0f3llt!1CS1lS strength
and clfest. The money will be cheerfully re~'
funded to those who, after having l1:Cl.l onc
llmttla, may think dilI'crcut|y.
The Hon. Sani’l L. Mitcht.-ll, M. D. LL I).
one. of the first uiedn-al I.)1()II35\t)l'S in the state
of New York, has given a certilicatc in its la-
voiir———snch authority you will not dispute.
Cci'titit:atcs also from several respectable
citizens are annexed to the directions, who
have 1‘t.‘C£.'1V{‘.(l the greatest bcnetit from the
‘Improved Lirptid Upodclt-loc,’ when they had
Q
89.6.
previously used the hard kind to no purpose.
This article is asserted to be a sovereign
remedy in Bruises, Sprains, Gout, Rhcuina-
tism, cramp, numbness, stilfticss of the neck
or joints, slight burns, fresh wounds, chil-
blunts, &'.c.
“ For the use of horses and cattle in these
cases, it may be considered as inestiniable.”
AK“ As the whole family of matikind are lia-
ble ttr these castialties, no prudent person
should be without a bottle ofit in their-house.”
It is prepared by J. P. Wut't'wtst.x,, whose
name is impressed on each bottle, without
which it i s not genuine. N. B. In cases
of acute Gout and Rlieutnatism, a tea spoon-
ful on going to bed, taken inwardly, in a wine
glass of cold water, has in conjunction with
the external application ofit, performed sortie
iuost extraordinary cures.
AROMATIC SNUFI4‘.
ALSO may be had, that.valu-able and pop-
ular article, Anon-1A'1‘ic SNUFE‘, recommend-
ed by Doctor Waterhouse, which Snulfis so
celebrated throughout the American contin-
ent, in cases of catarrli and head-ache, and
which possesses that desirable property of
sensibly stitnulating the spirits without subse-
quent depression. The above valuable Med-
icines may be had of Berrjaniin lsaacs, at
Not-Walk.
OR SALE—a valuable Farm consisting
of.ztbou.t eighty acres ofexcellent Land,
well divided into pasture, plow, itieatlow, and
wood land, lying about a mile and a hall’ from
North Stamlord Meeting-house, on the New
Canaan line, together with a good Dwelling-
liouse and Barn standing thereon. There is
on the Farm an excellent Orchard frottt which
80 to 100 barrels of cider may be tnade anim-
ally, and there is within a few feet oftlic door
a well of never failing water. The farm may
be divided, or will be sold entire, as purcha-
sers may offer. For furtliet-particulars inquire
of Silas Olmslead, New York, or of C‘/zarlcs
Olmslend. Norwalk. 9 if March 7.
ADVER'I‘lSE.VCIENT.
' I" HE subscriber having recovered his health
again offers to his friends and the
public, at his dwelling, a general assortment
of COTTON YARN, both blue and white,
from No. 5 to 18; Candle-Wick, and Batting
Also, CO.'VKLI.N' STREJVGTH E./VIN‘ G
PL./9Sfl'ER,, by the Gross, Dozen or single
He will be happy to meet his old friends and
A. NASH
Noitvtfllt, Dec. 28, 1895. 4"%'tf
VOL. IX. N0. 5.
LEWIS MALLURY $2. SON
IIaire_/‘or sale on reasonable terms,
Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres ofvarious
Colors and qualities; Satinetts; also, a choice
selection ol'Vestin;zs oftlte latest patterns;-—
Tartan Plaids; Baizes and Flannels; Caro-
line Plaids and Stripes; Bornbazine 81. Boni-
bazelts ; Ratinetts; Salicoes, very handsome;
Levantine, lig’d and plain; lig’i1 Gro de Nap;
Cashmere lidkls.; Domestic Muslins at redu
ccd p|‘iCCS——AlS0, a good assortttieitunf the
best TRIM MINGS kept constantly on hand.
All the above Goods, together with many
tnore not It-1.‘1‘€ enumcratedr will be sold on as
good terms as at any other store irithis place.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call
and see for themselves. Norwalk, Oct. 2.
DRY GOODS BY
Loci."/wood 8," Si‘. Jo/m.
TPIE following list comprises a part of a
new assortment ofGO0DS, which they
will sell very cheap.
Plain and fig’d black Gm dc Nap
Brown striped Gro dc Nap
Black and green Florence
do Sarsnett, and Levantine
Superior black and col’d Canton'Crape
Blaclt, wliite, and brown Satin
Black and green Italian Crape
Black Bonibaziue. do Silk Vesting
Toilinett and Swansdowu Vesting
Black Levantine and Canton Hdkfs
Prussian and Cashmere do
Gro de Nap and Barrage do
Bandannoe and Flagg do
8-4 English Merino Shawls
,6—4 black & white Cotton 82. Prussian Shawls
Chintz col’tl and cotnmoit Colicoes
Furniture Chiut:'.. White Muslin Cravats
Fig’d Rtitinett and Satinctt
Ribbons, Tapes. and Bobbin
Spool, Floss, Sewing, and Knitting Cotton
Olive and Bang-tip Cord
American and Russian Sheeting
Russia Diaper, and white Satin Jean
Black Silk Velvet
Black, blue, and brotvn Tabby Velvet
CarolinoI’laids. Batzes
Irish Linen and Dimity
Aincricau Glngiiains and Chocks
White, green, and red Flanucls
7-4, and 4-4 Betlticking
Brown Muslin for bats
Plain and lig’(l Book ‘-lnslin and Leno
Jucouet and Catnbric Muslin
Bobbinett and Thread Lace
Braids atid Piping Cord
Worstetl and Cotton Hose
Furniture and Worsted Binding
Silk Gloves at 1s. 4d. per pair
Laclies’ Beaver. black and col’d Horsesltin
atul Kid Giovcs
.\len’s Beaver, Buck, and Dogskin Gloves
Fine Sliirting Leather Mittins
Bleached and tinlileaclictl t\.Iusliu3
Horn and Shell Combs
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Wool Cards. Candle-wick, 8Lc. Etc.
The above Goods, together with 3! general
7‘lh'\O1'll‘l1fl.'1[ of I’IOLLO\V-VVARE, and
f..‘-l{OCI'\'l_-“.RY, are offered to the public on
very rcasoiiablc terms for cash.
iN!ll'\\'fllk, Dec. 5.
A FRESII SUPPLY OF
‘(
Fancy and Staple Goods.
4 Ll REED has just returned from New
York uith ati additional assortment of
fl'LSI1 Good.-, whicli will be sold at his usual
low prices. .
Blaclt and nhftc Btiiiiztstt Lace Veils
5 4 Bohini.-z: Lace er-:pri:s.~l_v t":>r Veils
A quantity of r-siioiis nidzlt Bobinett ';vit':i a
sclvage .f'uT workin.-2,
Bobinett and 'I'l‘it‘t-.atl Lace
No. 200 wire cotton fut‘ the filling up of L’.-cc
White ix’. Black patent ribcd silk hose
Stviss muslin Bands
Plain and figured Swiss muslin
Plain and figured Jaconett
Pink, white, and blue Lise Ribbott_s
Gimp, and Trimmings
Plain Gro de Nap for Dresses»
Rich figured do
Striped tnarseline silk
Extra super black French Levantiue
Blztclgsitiiii and satin Levantinc
White crapc atid crepe Lise
Mens’ extra quality black liorseskin Gloves
Fine stou= Flagg hdkfs
Fine linen and cotton bdkfs. with borders
Swiss tniislin Points richly wrought.
Fancy’ hdkfs. assorted colors
Sccoutl mourning do
Velvateen and crape velvateen do
Gentlemen’s black crrivats, a superior article
Imitation black Italian silk
4-4, 6-4, 8-4 Table Linen with wide border
Rettiarkably fine Irish Linen
A new style black silk Vestings [coes
A large quantity of very rich Furniture Cali-
Browu striped calico for dresses
Striped sliaded_Gingliatns something new
6-4 Onibra Batcsle Ginghatns
A lot of remtirkably cheap Shirtings tnttch
less than any has been sold this season
1 piece of line London Saltnon colored Ker-
seytnere, a scarce and fashionable color
Fine mixed cloth for Pantaloons
1 piece ofsuper Olive cloth for frock coats
-Black and blue Kerseyuieres
1 piece of Landscape Oil Cloths
Fine pen-knives, scissors and shears
Large and small steel Buttons
Norivalk, Matcli 13.
NOTICE.
UST received by ELI REED
1 ps. super fresh Blue Cloth, reinarkably low
. Water’d ‘scarlet Moreen, for Drapery 0!’ the
lining of seats _
A quantity of undress’tl grass bleach’d Linens
of an excellent fabric _ _
A quantity of undressed Sea Islandgsbirting,
7-8 and 4-4 wide, of various prices
Stout Pomfret unbleached Shirting 37 inches
wide, at 15d. the yard
Norwalk, March 20, 1826. 8
PRICE $1. M’LEAN have for sale Trotter’s.
true and-genuine PECTORJL B.fiL—
30M OJ H0./IRH OUND, for coughs, colds
asthutas, hooping'°°"£ll.- 8°‘?! C
» NET/V STORE. _
- JACOB $.1VII'I'II
AS reuioved his store ol FANCY and
STAPLE DRY GOODS to the Store
at the west end of the Bridge, where he will
be able to supply his friends and customers on
as good terms as heretofore.
Tartan Plaids; Caroline do
Fine and low price Bombazines
4-4, 7-4, and 8-4 Prussian Shawls
Cassemere do
7-4 and 8-4 mantle border Merino do
4-4 and 6-4 Cashmere do
4-4 and 7-4 Chintz do
Red, white, green, and red Flannels ‘
Plain and twilled Botnbazetts
Fig’d Ratinett. Devonshire Kersey
Superfine Lyon Skin. Pilot Cloth'
India and French Levantine
India Sarsnetts. Thread Edgings
Black and colored French Sattin
Wide Bobbinett Lace
Floss Thread, and Floss Cotton
Black and col’d fig’d Gro de Nap Silks
Black Tabby Velvet ; black silk do
Flag and Bandanoe hdkfs. cotton flagg do
Linen Cambric do ‘
Plain and fig’d Book Mnslins
Cambric Mull and Swiss Mtislins
White and black Crape Lisse
Irish Linens, very fine. Green table covers
Brown Miislins for Hats. Domestic Flannel
Drab Ban up Cords
Ladies’ 8:. %§entlemen’s Gloves and Hosiery
Assortment of Vestings. Col’d Muslins
Gent_lemen’s Cravats. Ostrich Feathers
Bed Tick, low price. Furniture Bindings
CALICOES
A general assortment of
BROAD-CLOTHS 8!. CASSIMERES.
Assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS
Assortment ofFrench Baskets, Sm.
Norwalk.Januai'y 9, 1826.
FOR SALE BY
‘=4 3'. ERGST,
Hill
15 Barrels Mackerel, No. 1
Connectit.-ut River Mess SHAD
10 Barrels SUGAR
A lew ltogsheads good Molasses
FRENCH BRANDY
St. Croix, Jamaica, and N. E. Rum
Holland and other Gin. Cider Brandy
Tcneriffe, Port, Malaga, EL Currant VV'inB
CORDIALS
Hyson, Young Ilyson, Hyson Skin, and
Sonchong TEAS
Cofi‘ee ; Nutmegs ; Cloves ; Pepper ; Alspice;
Ginger ; Cinnamon; Almonds ;Tamarinds
Muscatel, Bloom, and Cask Raisins
Currants
Cheese. New Rice
Hard Soap. 500 lbs. Pearlash
Sperm and Whale Oil
Blown Salt. Windon Glass
Cedar Tubs, Pails, and Chorus
Boston Pails and Boxes in Nests
Stone and Bristol \V:ire
Metalic Tea Pots
Large and small Spoons
Japan and Tin Ware. Demijons. €028:
Norwalk, Dec.'9.g.
OR SALE by S.J. FROST _
S.&US.HGES ’
Buck Wheat and Rye Floor
Old J.Q."lI.«9IC./I RUJI suitable formedicines
Tacks, Brads, Sparrow Bills, late.
47
./ILMO.’v’DS Tamarinds
Superior Starclv March 1.
1L—Fil-
._.4
-/ and Candle Wick, for sale by
Russia Turi:ips——OLlVE 0
Clean Clover Seed
Norwalk, February 97
HE subscriber takes this method to in-
la that he has experienced workmen and good
at reasonable prices,ori conditions, by the yd.
0} the year. Goods will be sold at reasonable
Greenwich Factory, May 23. 1825.
OFFICE-——Also, by S. St. John and Benj.
TIXESE approved Bitters will give relief in
pain in the stomach, loss of appetite, and all
November 18. 1895.
DER—Preparcd by Dr. Cur.
John, Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford
OR pleasantness, safety, expedition, eas_e-
other medicine, for tbecure of that most dis-
skin.
STONE WARE.
A
March 1. S. J. Fnosv.
bcrts—Fresh Almonds.
New Molasses
MANUFACTURING, cauotne, AND
form his friends and the public in gener-
macbinery ; that he will manufacture Broad
or on shares. Carding, Fulling, Dying. and
prices by the piece or yard.
Clay’s Stomach Bitters,
Isarzcs, Norwalk, and by Seymour Jarvis,
all cases of Nausea, vomiting, flatulence,
symptoms of indigestion. They are avery
Pearl Tootli-Powder.
Ebr sale at the Gazelle 0fiice——-Price 925 Cts.
November 7, 1825.
and certainty,is infinitely superior to any
agreeable dtormentingdisorder-—Lik€Wi98
Norwalluand S. Jarvis, Sl8mf0|'5-
HANDSOME assortment of STONE
ceived and for sale by the subscriber-
"l oiriron YARN," c’o*t"1‘oN BAT is
1]‘ OR SALE by S. J. FROST,
OR SALE by S. J. FROST,
A new supply of FLOUR
CLOTH—DRESSING.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Flatinels, &c.
Finishing done for customers at.all seasons
ELIAS Pr«:cK.jun’r.
Just received and for sale at the G./QZETTE
Stamford.
heart-burn,costiveiiess,weakness at the breast
pleasant cordial bitter.—-Price 9.5 Cents.
Gentlemen Sr Ladies’ Pearl TOOTH POW-
For sale also by Benj. Isaacs and Stephen St.
CLAY’SftTCH OINTMENT,
for all heir etie eruptions and impurities ofthe _
Jtilv 4th. 1325- '
WARE of an excellent quality,just re-
_ Jami BU!§B.A.~!iD.
December fill.-.._
Price 83 cents. For sale by B. Isaacs '
Norwalk Chronicler