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ACCOMMODATION PACKETS. ,
To s‘i'zi'rf.~om HOYTS 8; C038’ Lrmditig at
JV'orwalIt:, for Peels Slip, .New- York.
HE Norwalk Line of Packets have coin-
menced their weekly_trips, and will sail
regularly through the season in the following
order :’Slo6p CITIZEN, Brown. to leave Not-
walk for New York on Tuesdays. and return
the Saturday following: Sloop hlizcrixtsic,
Hoyt, on Thursdays, and return the Tuesday
following; and Sloop SABINA, Daskam, on
‘Saturdays,’-ind rettirn the Thursday following.
For Freight or Passage apply to the Cap-
rains on board, or at the Store of
HOYTS 83 CO.
Norwalk, April 1, 189.6. 6
REGULAR PACKET,
Between Five Mile River and New York.
HE snbscriber informs his
old customers and the pub-
he that the Sloop ATLANTIC,
.- . Capt. Byxbee, will run the en-
suing ~e.i.-.:irr from the new Store and Wharf
tiear the Bridge, at Five Mile River, leaving
every Tuesday evening, and returning on tlie_
Saturday following. Every accommodation
will be given to passengers and frei_ghters,and
all business faithfully attended to. Apply to
the Captain on board, or to the subscriber.
ANDREW BELL.
Norwalk, Five Mile River,
February "20, 185.26.
Summer _.ut1~rangeme7tz.
For ’i”iss’Irstrine, Sawti-its. and .V'orwalk.
.-;..,, , HE Steam Boat
P - _ JOHN MAR-
.‘ . ’-l*IALL,Ab’m Benson,
' . :'!lZ~lSlel', will leave Cath-
e[;;~' ,.,,; ; ,5. , -‘very day, at7 o’clock in
the -iitirrtirig, ttkuntlays excepted,) and Old
W'e“il Nortvalk, at Q, P. M. touching at her dif-
feret1[placr=.s,g()ll')g'c1llCI returning. For par-
ticulars inquire oti the Wharf or to the cap-
rain on board in New York, or of Chichester
SI. Quintard, Norwllt.
P.issage,VVhitestone 50 cts,Sawpits 75 cts,
Norwalk 8!. FREIGHTS received at the
usual prices, payable on or before delivery.
N. B. Post Coaches and Stages will be in
readiness at Norwalk, to convey passengers
to any place- May 99, I826. 13
3m* 52
hr,
,. \
N
COACH LINE.
LATT, PARTRICK. 81. CO. wish to
give notice that they intend running a
daily stage through the ensuing season, from
Danbury (by way of Bethcl,) to Norwalk—
leaving Danbury at 7 o’clock every morning,
and arrive in time to meet the steam-boat,
which runs daily from Norwallt to NewYork,
and leaving Norwalk uponthe arrival of the
steam-boat. Having recently purchased a
new Post Coach expressly for this route,with
good teams, they flatter themselves they shall
"be able to give general satisfaction to all who
may be disposed to favor them with their cus-
tom. Norwalk, April 1, 1826. 6ft
H E sloop ENTERPRIZ E,
perform her weekly trips from
,. , Five mile River, to New York,
tht ..us~ trig season, leaving the wharfol the
subscribers, on Tuesday evenings, and return-
mg on Saturdays. For freight or passage,
apply at the store ofthe stibscribers. or to the
master on board. A. $1. E. SEELY.
Norwalk, 5 mile river, April 17. 8 Elm
MASONIC NOTICE.
HE Anniversary
of St. John the
Baptist, will be cele-
brated by Armour’s
Lodge, No. 100, at
the Inn of WiLLt:'r
Nlosi-:MAN, Village
‘ " of S-awpit, June 94,
1896. An Address will be delivered_ by ‘1
Btnuher. The Brethren or the Adittcent
Lodges are respectfully solicited [0 339'“-
fltitxitt P. Rowi-:LL,
ELISHA R. BELCHER,
H.Pi~:NNovi:it, tnaster, will
Committee of
50531:“ [-L ANDERSON, Arrangement.
Joint HOOPER, .
LUCKNE MEAD.
- ‘ 12
IVIASONIC NOTICE.
HE Anniversary of St. Johu_tlie Baptist
will be celebrated by Union'Lodge, No.
5, Stamford, on Saturday, the 24th of Jutie
next. A discourse will be delivered on the
occasion by the Rev. Mr. Todd. The Lodge
will assemble at the Hall at 10 o’clock, A.'.VI.
Members of adjoining Lodges and others are
respectfully invited to join in the celebratioti.
I By order ofthe W. M.
' J. S. DAV!’-2l\‘POR'1‘, Sec’ry.
Stamford, May 15, 189.6. 1?.
. NOTIGEI
N Election for Directors in the Norwalk
and New York Steam Boat flssociation,
will be held at Mr. Hoaxes Cooxifs Tavern
at Norwalk, Conn. on Tuesday the 20th Jrine
next. The Poll to be open frotn 1 to 2 o’clk,
I’. M. ofsaid day.
By order ofthe Boa rdof Director s.
Isaac K. JEBSUP, St-c’ry.
May 16, 1826. 12 410
I and swine.
JOHN BURRALL
HAS lately rec’d from New York an ad-
dition to his stock in trade. a, Amongst
the articles are the following, viz-—-
. Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof, ofan excellent
quality; Holland and Pierpont Gin; St.Croix
and New England Rum; Brown Sugars, a
good assortment ; Loaf and Lump Sugars;——
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and Old Hyson
Teas ; tnuscatel Raisins, by the boxor pound,
cheap. A quantity ofAiiierican Glass, by the
box. ofthe first quality.
LIKE WISE. Shovels &L Spades; Shovels
and Tongs, and Gridirons, cheap ; whitewash
Brushes ; ground Log Wood, 8Lc. &z.c.
Likewise, l-Ialfpint Tumblers, a‘ good as-
sm-tmr=nt Norwalk. April 16, 18°16.
LEVI CLARK
'9'.’ AS tiow for sale
ilver. En lish
and French VVagtch-
es; Gold Seals, Keys,
--
0 Iain ; e egant
’ Fillagree Ear Rings
._-. Breast Pins ; a great
ch Ribbons anti Belts.
Self Sharpening Pencils; Plated "Soup
Ladies, Spoons, %I.c. 82c. Pocket Books ;—-
Steel Bracelets. -
Coffin Plates kept constantly on hand, and
engraved at short notice.
An assortment Shell Combs ; Itnitation do.
Table Bells, Court Plaister, Hair Brushes,
Shaving do. Teeth do. Conversation Cards,
Imitation Coral Necklaces, 8Lc. fszc. &Lc.
Nor'wallt, Anril 3. I896.
cttiivmtcrtl fimtiroratftitt.
A SUPPLY of W hitwell’s Liquid Opo-
defdoc,jtist received at the Dispensary
South ofthe Bridge.
April 3. 1896. 7
PRICE 8:. l.‘-’I’LEAN.
F IF’?-Y Reams of Wrapping Paper of the
first quality, just rec’d and for sale by
STREET 8:. JAMES.
April 10, 189.6.
CONKLIN,J.STRENGTH’NING PLAS-
TER-—\VARRA*-.V‘TEI} ENUINE —'
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Norwalk. April 10, 18926. 7
NEW SUPPLY OF FLOUR.
UST rec’d and for sale by the subscriber
a few Barrels of Canal Flour, which the
subscriber will warrant to be first quality.
Mlnrch 920. JOHN BURRALL.
P OTASH—Harns, and Shoulrlers—good
by
Brooms——CANAL FLOUR—for sale
S. J. FROST.
BOOKS, STATIONARY, 83c.
HE subscriber
has recently
replenished his stock
of Books and Sta~
,.tio7tar_r/, which, :0-
;L.2tI.r-: \'~IiI1 the for-
mer assortment, he is selling otf at reduced
prices for Among the articles just
rec’d are an assortment of Quarto 86 Octavo
Bibles, with marginal references, very low;
Bennett’s Book Keeping ; G00dI‘i0b'S Greek
Grammar; Woodbridge’s Geography 8:. Atlas;
School Bibles, Testaments, Webster’s Spel-
ling Book in chip, paste board and leather
binding, writing and letter Paper, superior
quality, rose letter paper, qtnlls, inkstands,
ink powder, india rubber, sealing wax, wafers,
lead pencils, carpenter pencils, ‘slate pencils,
slates, boxes paints, catnel’s hair pencils, sil-
ver pens, Eszc. &z.c. _ _
Book-Binding of almost every description
done in the best manner and on reasonable
terms, P. PRICE.
JUST received and on sale by the ‘subscri-
ber l00 BAGS—a real good article. ‘rind
well made, holding 3 bushels each, at 87 1-2
a piece. Also, on comtnission, WRAPPING
PAPER, by Ream. A. NASH.
SILVER SPOONS. _
HE subscriber having received from his
Friends and the Public generally, a
much greater share of their patronage than
he even anticipated, would now lender his
sincere thanks and solicit a continuance- He
has made such arrangements in his business
as will enable him to supply his customers
with SILVER SPOON S of any description
at the shortest notice, and on the most liberal
terms. People living at a distance by sending
their orders by either of the Post-riders mt‘;
be supplied with SPOONS of any pattern or
price and warranted good Silver. The Ini-
tials ofthe name and more ifrequired will be
handsomely engraved, free ofexpense.
He also continues the Watch Repairing,
and will be thankful for any favours he may
receive. *** CASH and the highest price al-
ways paid tor old Gold and Silver.
. LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, April 10, 1896.
LUMBER.
UST rec’d lry lll‘: sulisci shers, a large sup-
ply of Lumber, consisting of clear and
mercliantable BOARDS, SHINGLES, SI-
DING, 8Lc. most of which is seasoned, and fit
for immediate use. They will be constantly
adding to their stock, which they will dispose
ofoii the tnost reasonable terms. 8 Em
A. 81.. E. SE1-:LY.
Norwalk, Five mile River, April 17.
STONE WARE.
HANDSOME assoitinent of STONE
WARE ofan excellent qua,lity,jnsr re.
ceived and for sale by the subscriber.
JOHN BURRALL.
December 20.
()'l‘ICE.—Just rec’d and on sale by the
_l. subscriber, Mackerel, No. 1 ; ‘Nlieat
Floor, in sacks, fine and superfine, containing
1-2 and 1-4 barrels each. Also shipping
stuff, suitable for the feeding ofhorses, cattle,
A. NASH. April 17;
Lockwood &. St. John
Have jib}! :e:;’rl &L intend lteepirig a supply of
STONE LIME
through the season, for sale by the casls.
l
NOI{WALl{, CoNiv.'TUESDAY,‘: "til.-\Y so, 1826.
voL. ix NO.l’t
Summer Arrangcmcnt—IVeeIrl_r/ Trips.
T HE Sloop ORANGE‘, SYL-
tcr, will run the ensuing season
ff . from the Store and Wharf of
Bridge,at present occupied by- E. Stevens,
leaving Norwalk on Tuesday the 16th day of
Every attention will be given to passengers
and freighters. For freight or passage. ap-
walk, or to the Captain on board.
SYLVANUS S. RAYMOND.
TO HOUSE-KEEPERS,
Q CONSTANT supply of Corn, Rye,
less quantity. Apply to A. NASH.
SURGEON DEN'l‘lS'I‘;.,
131 Chatham st. Corner of Pear S‘lreet,.N'.Y
that he sets ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with care anti elegance, eqtial to real: he
REGULAR PACK'ET-FOR N. YORK.
VANUS S. RAYMOND, Mas-
W_B. St. John, on the east side of the
instant May, for Peck Slip, New York.-
ply at the Store of Ebenezer Stevens, Nor-
Norwalk, May 8, 1896. ll
Oats, and Potatoes, by the Bnshel or
J. FRANCIS.
RESPEC'FFULLY informs-the Ptrhlic
cleans, scales and divides the teeth, and cures
the Toothache perfectly, without extracting. “'
From a practice of many years, with much
success, he hopesto give general satisfaction
to such Ladies and Gentlemen as may honor
him with commands. -
New York, Nov. 7, 1825. 39
FOR SALE BY S. J. FROST, _
I 5 Barrels Mackerel, No. 1
Connecticut River Mess SHAD
10 Barrels SUGAR
A few hogsheads good Molasses
FRENCH BRANDY .
St. Croix, Jamaica, and N. E. Rum
Holland and other Gin. Cider Brandy
Teneriffe, Port, Malaga, 8:. Currant Wine
CORDIALS
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and
Souchong TEAS ,
Coffee; 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. Window Glass
Cedar Tttbs, Pails, and Churns
Boston Pails and Boxes in Nests
Stone and Bristol VVare
Metalic Tea Pots
Large and small Spoons
Japan and Tin \Vare. Demijons.
Norwalk, Dec. 93.
NEW Goons.
EWI:5 .'«'i.\LL()l{Y oz. SON mite rec’d
from N. York a new supply of Fancy
and Staple Goods, suitable for the approacli-
Cords
ing seamn, which were bo‘t'tglittch,eap,and will _
be sold at a small advance froii; cost. Among
their assortment may be found-°—
Extra super Cloths and Cassimeres of various
colours and qualities
Valentia and Mersailles Vesting
Black silk and fig’d velvet do
Prunelle and Dcntiiark Satin
Levantine, fig’d and plain
Fig’d Gro de Nap. Circassian
Seersucker; Grantlarills;Calicoes; Ginghams;
Irish Linens, and Latvn ;‘bleached, and un-
bleached Musliris; Book and Jaconet do ;—
Jaconett Robes; Bobinett Lace ; ladies’ and
gentlemen’s Horseskin Gloves ; Woodstock
do ; a good assortment Hosiery, together with
a great variety of articles, not here enumera-
ted—making a very general assortment.
GROCERIES be CROCKERY as usual.
Also-—An assortment of good BROOMS,
which will be sold cheap.
N. B. The TAILORING BUSINESS,
carried on as usual by A. Mallory. All or-
ders thankfully rec’d, faithfully executed, and
in the best style.
Norwalk, May 8,1896. 11
NEW SUPPLY OF GROCERIES.
JOHN BURRALL hasjustrec’d from N.
Y. a new supply of Groceries, which he
offers to the public at fair prices.
‘4th Proof Cogniac BRANDY by the Bar-
rel or keg
St. Croix and Jamaica RUM
Madeira and Malaga VVINE
Lump and Loaf SUGAR
Brown Sugars, a good assortment
Norwalk, December 26.
OTTON YARN, COTTON BAT TS
and Candle Wick, for sale by
l\:Iarch 1. S. J. FROST.
Clay’s Stomach Bitters,
Just received and for sale at the GJIZVETTE
OFFICE-—Also, by S. St. John and Benj.
Isaacs, N orwallt, and by Seymour Jarvis,
Stamford.
'1‘ BEBE approved Bitters will give relief in
all cases of Nausea, vomiting, flatulence,
heart-burn,costiveness,weaktiess at the breast
pain in the stomach, loss of appetite, and all
symptoms of indigestion. They are a very
pleasant cordial bitter.—Price 9.5 Cents.
November 18; 1895.
Pearl Tooth-Powder.
Gentlemen 8;‘ Ladies’ Pearl TOOTH POW-
DER—-Prepared by Dr. CLAY.
For sale at the Gazette O_[]‘ice—Price 25 Cts.
For sale also by Benj. Isaacs and Stephen St.
John, Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford
November 7, 1815.
CLAY’S ITCH OINTMENT,
FOR pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease
and t-.ertainty,is iriflnitely superior to any
other medicine, for the cure of that most dis-
agreeable and tormenting disorder--Likewise
for all herretie eruptions and impurities ofthe
skin. Price 33 cents. For sale by B. Isaacs
Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford.
July 4th.18Q5. «
ROY ALE.—The subscribers have on
hand, and for sale, fifty barrels of very
superior quality TROY Stock ALE.
April 94-: STREET 8:. James.
OR SALE first quality Family Bread;
, a constant supply of Long and Round
Clams, (Oysters when to be had;) Rossin ;-—
Fresh Molasses, &i.c. Apply to A. NASH.
Norwalk, April 24,1826. 9-
I
_. P “ _-.-- 2.
S-alttilrri, 1t3ariicsstr3,&t'.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
HARVEY E. HOYT;
ESPECTFULLY acquaints his friends
and the public generally, that he has
opened a shop in the rearward ofEli B. Ben-
nett’s Store, a few doors east of the Bridge,
where he keeps, and is nianufacturing, a
variety of SADDLES, BRIDLES, HAR
NESS, TRUNKS, CAPS, PORTMAN-
TEAUS, HOLS'I‘ERS, and VALICES;
together with various less commodities apper
tenant to his business, made expressly for
customers.
He has also for sale, Whips, Spurs,
Sleigh Bells, and an eligible selection of
Brass and silver plated, potted, and Japaned
Hard ‘Ware, Buffalo Robes, &.c. l$z.c. all of
which may be obtained on as tnoderate terms
as at any similar establishment.
*,,* Old articles promptly repaired.
Wanted, CflTTLE’S HJIR.
Norwalk, Jan. 2d, 1896.
Stone VVare Factory.
THE subscriber informs the public that he
has established a VIANUFACTORY of
STONE-WARE.
in NORWALK, at the foot of Mill-Hill, a
few rods east of the 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 surpassed by the Ware made
at any other Factory in the country. It will
be sold reasonably, both at WHOLESALE
and RETAIL. Merchants in the country
can have their orders met to their complete
satisfaction upon the shortest notice.
v Asa E. SMITH.
Norwalk. October 31, 1895. 36
fiztitrp mitt fitaplz 3B1‘,t_)=Q}D!>b5.
JAMES MALLORY
'.‘.:~' _';ti.~. retttrned front Nets‘ York will) a
.iew assortment ofFresh Goods, which
will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Black and white Gro de Nap for Dresses
Cinnamon coloured do
Black and white silk Hose _
Bobinett Lace for Veils,8i. widths for working
Floss Thread and Pearling. No. 200 cotton
Caltcoes latest style '
Black and colored Canton Crapes very cheap
Plain and fig’d Swiss muslin
Black, white, and green French crapes
Irish Linens an excellert style
Long Lawn and Linen cambric
Cambric and Jaconett muslins
Plain and fig"d Bock do
White crape Lisse
Fancy silk hdkfs. a good assortment
Silk and cotton flagg do
Linen and cotton lidkfs. with borders
Fine black Bombazine and Bombazetts
Black silk Vestings
White and coloured Florences
Blue and pink Furniture Calico
Chintz. Superior black Levantirlo
Black canton handkercliiefs
Gro de Nap and Barrage do
Bobinett and Thread Laces
Spool, floss, and sewing cotton
Brown muslin for bats
Russia and table Diaper
Light and dark imported Gingham!
Olive and Bangup cord
Silk braids and corset lacings
Gloves of most every kind
Ribbons a good assortment
Cotton and worsted hosiery
Domestic Ginghams
Dorchester and other Bedticking
Blue and yellow Nankeetis _
Tabby Velvet of all colors
Common and superior Checks
Cotton and silk Umbrellas
Grecian stripe. Oil Cloths
Baizes and Flannels
Unbleached muslins very superior and re-
markably low .
Super sea island sliirting
Russia sheeting and Dowlas
Cliildren’s morocco shoes
Small assortment ofCuttlery
Cotton Yarn from No. 5 to 18
Cotton Batting and Candlewick
Groceries and Crockery, &c. &c.
Norwalk, April 1.
New Supply of Groceries,
WHOLESALE GLRETAIL.
{DVVARD H. STREET hasjustreturn-
ed from New York with--a fresh assort-
ment of GROCERIES of all kinds, which
3m45
* he offers on as reasonable terms as can be
purchased elswhere. --
Among his assortmentmay be found-
RUM, Brandy, Gin, Wines, 8:. Cordials;
various kinds of TEAS and SUGARS ; Mo-
lasses; Butter ; Cheese; Pork ; Fish ; Rice
Crackers ; VV. I. '-‘Fruit; Ginger; Pepper;
Pearlash ; Nutmegs ; Segars; Snuff and To-
bacco of all kinds ; Candles, Soap, &.c. &.c.
Together with a general assortment of
HARDWARE and FINDINGS.--Like
wi'se,--Ground Logwood and Nickeragua-
wood ; Glass, Putty, Chalk, Rosin. and Oil-
tstones, 81-ct. _Nottvall_t, Nov.1.‘3-
4
JUST received and for sale by the subscri-
ber, a large supply of Nutmegs, which he
offers to the public at 3‘! .50 cts a pound, and
10 cents per ounce,.,_.Families who wish to
purchase the above article will do well to call
at his store, a little. west of theBridge.-'
_ Likewise, a;quantity ofgood CO-DFISH ;
30 Barrels of.Fresh Canal FLOUR., .
Norwalk, April 14. — Joim BUBRALL.
RICE 8:. i\’l’LE AN have for sale Trotter’s
true ‘and genuine PECTOR.«9L B./II»
S0.M of HOARHOUND, for coughs, colds
astbmas, hooping-cotigh. Sic.
PORTABLE FURNACES.
TREET SI. JAMES have on hand an as
sortment ofthe above article, . at manu-
factory prices. March 13, 1826.
ADVERTISEMENT.
T HE subscriber having recovered his health
_agam offers to his friends and the
Pllbllci at his dwelling, a_ general assortment
of COTTON YARN, both blue and white,
from No. 5 to 18 ,‘Candle-Wick, and Batting
Also, CO.N'KLIJV STRENGTH ENING
PLASTER, by the Gross, Dozen or single
He will be happy to meet his old friends and
customers in the line of his business.
‘ A. NASH
Norwalk, Dec. 96, 189.5. 44tf
POT ASHES-—An extensive supply of
the first sort Pot Ashes, at the very low-
est prices, just rec’d at the Norwalk Dispen.
sary, South of the Bridge. Also for gate 3
number ofPot Ash casks, suitable for Soap
TUbS- PRICE 8: M’Lr:Aiv.
SPRING FASHIONS.
JOSEPH E. GORKER
%'LSPEC’I'l"ULLY trifortus his friends
and the Public in general, that he still
carries on the business at the old stand of
Scofield St. Corker, where all orders from any
part of the country, will be thankfully rec’d 81*.
puiictually attended to. He would also in-
form them that he has just returne-' trom N.
York, where he has spared no pains to secure
thelatest Fashions, and from his experience
in the business, antl having experienced work-
men, he will assure all those who will favour
hiin with their custom, that they may depend
on having their work done in_the neatest and
most fashionable manner.
N. B. A supply ofthe best of Trimmings,
kept constantly on hand.
Norwalk, May 8, 1896. 11
LARGE assortment of FINDINGS for
5319 by S. J. FROST.
Dr. Hull’s Patent Truss.
1) RICE $1. M’LEAI\t, agents for the Pat.’
entee, have-just received a supply ot'Dr,
A. G. Hull’s improved hinge and pivot Truss,
which for convenience and utility are surpas-
sed by none. Numerous certificates fr. cele-
brated Physicians and persons who have used
them, of their ‘extraordinary gift»:-2, 33}: be
examined by calling at the Norwalk Dispen.
sary, south ofthe Bridge. May 1.
MORE LUMBER.
STREET & JAMES
HAVE just received per Sloop Ganges,
an additional supply of LUMBER,
consisting of
95,000 best Catskill Shingles
67,000 “ Albany do
16.400 feet Merch't Boards
4,500 “ Qd clear do
8,600 “ best clear Siding
1,180 “ 1 1-4inch clear Plank
8,000 “ Lath Boards
l0.000 Count Lathe, Etc. 81c
NOTICE.
OOMS to Let near the Bridge. Apply
[0 NASH. May |_
STONE LIME.
Conlifaflt supply of StoiieLime, kept for
A
sale by STREET 81. JAMES. 10
N orwalk Dispensary
Sign of tlie Illortar,
South of the Bridge.
7 HE Proprietors have recently been mak-
ing considerable additions to the above
establishment, which, together with former
stock, enables them to offer to their friends 8;
the public as extensive assortment of
DRUGS; MEDICINES,
~ iaatcitt mtnftiiits, Qttttemictils, 8::
A5 are usually found in a coutftry store,which
they will dispose of, Wholesale and Retail, on
the most reasonable terms for cash.
A variety ofFancy articles, Perfumery,8z.c,
among which are pot 8: roll POMATUM; real
Windsdr, imitation__do. embossed, transpar-
ent, &z. common SQIAPS ; Russia, macassar,
and Antique Oils; Dressing Boxes, milk of
roses, tooth brtishes, india rubber, wafers, 8w.
Fruit &- Spices——RaiSinS. Figs, Tarnarin-.ls,
Almonds, Filberts, Peanuts, Prunes, Oran-
ges, Lemons, Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, Gas-
sia, race Ginger, Cayenne Pepper, Sac.
Essential OILS, antl ESSENCES, of all
kinds prepared in the best manner.
A small assortment of pure Liquors, Wine’,
Porter, flle, &z.c. for sickness.
A constant and extensive supply offirst rate
POTASHES, at the lowest Cash prices.
In fitting up and furnishing this Establish-
ment, the Proprietors have spared neither
labour and expense, and they now earnestly
solicit public countenance and support ,
so long as they render themselves deserving
ofit, and no longer.
PRICE 8: M’LEAN.
COTTON BATTS
F OR sale by Locxwoon 83 S1‘. Jotnv.
March -13 1896. " 3
-.a._._
F OR sale by S. J. Fitosr--
if 2 Barrels Taniarinds
Superfine Flour, cheap
Iron Garden Rakes
Cotton for Spinning
Shovels and Spades
Manure and Hay Forks
Norwalk, May 16-
Norwalk Chronicler