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ADVERTISEMENTS: less than as , uare‘,'"‘_75‘
« its; a square, :31 00, for three insertions.
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_ .:’V‘orwalk, for Peck-Slip, New- York. _
VV . HE Norwalk Line of Packets have chin-
,§‘eg‘ularly tliroogh the season in the l'ollow_ing
itjrder : Sloop Citizen‘, Brown, to leave Nor-
iyyjalk _for,N_ew York on Tuessdays, and return
the Saturday followin ‘. loo .
Hoyt, on Thursdays, alid reiu
ftglloiving ;,a_nd Sibop Sam ,
S'atiirdays,aiid' return the '
_ For Freight or’ Passag
itrins on board,o‘r at the S ‘
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..Nor‘walk_, April}, was
REGULAR PA_CKE'I.‘-—FQ_R N.VY RK.
‘)3-limmer Arra7igem'm2t-'- l'Vee/rly Trips.
~ ' HE Sloop ORANGE -su.-
vsnus S. RAYMOND: Mas-
ter, will run the ensuing season
’ - - from the Store and W'harf of
81. . St. John. on the east side of the
Bridge, at present occupied by E. Stevens, ‘
Teavidg Norwalk on Tuesday the'l6tli day of
':ih§tantfMay, for Peck Slip, New YQrk.—-
Every attention will be given to passengers
and freigliters. For freiglitor passage, ap-
ply at the Store of Ebenezer Stevens, Nor-
yralk, or to‘ the Captain on board.
Suvauos S.'BAYfiIONfi.
_ Norivalk,May 8, 1326. _ it ,_
REGULAR PACKET,
Rtlween Five Mile River and-New York".
. HE subscriber informs his
. ’ .Vold customers and the pub
lie that the Sloop ATLANTIC,
-' - ~~ Capt. Byxbée, will run the en-
-suiiig season from the new Store and Wharf
near the Bridge, at Five Mile River, leaving
every Tuesday evening, and returning on the
Saturday following. Every accomuiodation
will be given to passengers and freighters,and
all business faithfully attended to. Apply to ~
0 the subscriber.
V . ANDRE_W B'siV»I..
Norwallt‘,'Five tV_Iile River, _
V.‘ _ Febrtiary 2(),V_18‘9.'6. _ _ ht
Summer‘ Arrangemerii.
A E ’.’v.“oi‘w£zlIcl
the Captain on board, or t
3iii* V
JOHN MAR~
-§’:HALL,Ab"ni Benson,
- _ V _V - master, will-leave Catli-
eiinc street. i‘«‘.-.‘.-.';,, every day, at 7 o’clock in‘
the morning-, (Sundays cxcepted,) and Oil?
Well, Norwalk, at 9., P. lit. triueliingat hpér dil-
fisrent places, going and rcU||’ning- F0? Pal"
(iculars inquire on the Wllatf or to the‘ cap-
tain on board in Nfisv York, or of Cbicliester
8:." Quintard, Nam‘ {-
Pasgatre Whitestone 50 cts,Saw its 75 cts,
Norwalltbzll. FREIGHTS receilved at the
‘usual prices, payable -on or before delivery.
N. B. Post Coaches and Stages will beiii
.readines‘s at Nerwalk, to convey passengers‘
May‘ 22, _i3e_e.
‘many place. i3
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'WA
NOR
COACH LINE. ‘
LATT, PARTRICK, 81. CO. wish to
give notice that they int'end‘runiiing a‘
P
daily stage through the ensuing season, from
Danbury (by way of Betlicl,) to Norwallt——-
'le"aving Daubury at'7'o’clock every morning,
and arrive in _time to meet the steant-boat,
which runs daily from 'N‘or\‘valk to Nev’/York,
andleaving Norivalkupoiitlie arrival of the
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l,/i'o_7ri H_O.’l-‘S V_c‘o.’s Lam1'_«i'at
rrienced their weeklytrips, and willsail,
. HE Steam Boat G
1....-t:::'él.$"‘vst
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Vi JA‘ ..B SMI,
art of the -miner;
selves. V A
Calicoes from is‘. per Green table covers
. yard *0 43- ‘ Napping cloth; for
Furniture chinrz Hatters
Chintz shawls Apron checks -
Fancy hdkfs. Russia Duct;
Caslimere shawls Bed-tic'k
Cashmere hdkfs. ’I‘o'w cloth
- Black circassian Belt Ribbons .
VI_3_l_k&.col’d hombazetts Cassimere shavvlé
French Gingham Stay Laces
Domestic Ginghani S~4iuerin'o shaivlsi
» India matteu, for,.c
=l*_‘.
_V lack‘ Mode.
stones, Sac.
Shining and sheetiii'g
Irish Linens ‘ ‘
Blue &z.yel’w nanlteeiis,
hosiery
Gentlemen an
Gloves *~’*7:'_
gigséz‘ ‘Brown‘*= I ‘
Assortment of Bobbi-
nett Lace
Tliread Edging
Furniture Binding
Ca'rolin’e Plaid '
ieting . I
Sh let inorine, cheap
8!. col’d fiVg‘d silks -
ck and coloured
ilain silks .
lack and coloredltaio
ian crapes ‘Striped Florentine for
Black and col’d can-' men’: surrimer‘pan-
ton crapes ~' taloons
Linen canibric Le'ghor'n‘ hats V
Cambric hdkfs. A-large assortment of
Plain and iig’d boolc
muslin for Lad’i'es’ head
Cainbric,jaco'net,iriull ' dresses
V and swiss muslins Shell Combs
Large. assortment oil
_ Vestings July 24‘, I820.
, JOSEPH E. GOBEIIR
1%.“ SPEC'l‘i5ULL'i'( informs his friends
and the Public in general, that he still
carries on the busitiess at the Void‘ Vsla'nd of
Scolield $1. Corker, where‘ all orders from any
part of the country, will be tlianltlnlly rec’d $3
puiictually attended to. He would also in-
forni' them that he liasjust returiietl from N.
York, where he has spared no pains to secure‘
the latest Fasliious, and from his experience
in the business, and liaving experienced work-
men, he will assure all-those who will favour
him with their custom, that they may depend
on having their work done in the ncatest arid
most fashionable manner‘.
N. B. A supply ofthe best of Trimtnings,
kept coustantlyon hand.-
Norwalli, May 8, 18226.
New Supply of Groceries,
DWARD H. STREET liasjustrettn"n-
ed from New Yriijkiwith a fresh ‘assort-
ment of GROCERIES of al_l,;<ltimlS, wliicl.»
he tillers 't7'n"'its‘r'easonablé_,t.gi4-iis as can be
purchased elswher',e.V./:__ W ._
A-niong his assortment l“3."'5° F0"-“d*‘
RUM, B:-»~t.l,V. Gin, Wincs,,&z. Co_rdials;
ya]-iQu5,k,fll(l'>S of Bud 3.510-
|nVues;Biiile1';ClteeSe; Pork ; Fish ; Rice
11
(),raclter's; \V. IL Fruit; Ginger; Pepper;
Pearlasli ;Nutmegs ; Segars; Snutlf and To-
bacco ofall kinds ; Candles, Soap. ice. $1.0.
Together witii it general ,assortiiieiit of
HARLDWARE and-FINDINGS.——-—-Lilre-
wise,——Grocrid Logwood and Nicltei-agti‘a-
wood ; Glass, Putty, Chalk, Rosin. and Oil-
., . Nor'raVlk, Nov. 19..
_ COTTON BATTS
F-OR sale by Locigwooi) 81.’. ST. JOHN.
March 13 I826. 3
Aconstaiit supply of StoneLime, kept for
sale by STREET 8:. JAMES. 10
Loclcwood‘ or St. John’.
I_]EAVE_iu’st rec’d and offer for sale on as
* -- good terms as cash can command, the
followingneiv Goods:—
4 4,and 6 4 Bobbiiiott Lace
1 8 and 1 I6 Bobbineit Lace
Swiss and Cotton Lace
Black, white and green French crapcs
Black and col’d canton crapes
Blue $z.'brown striped and iig’d gro de napl-es
I
Fig’d and plain black gros de naples
White, black and green Florence
Light and dark blue do
White’, blank and brown satin
French and India Levantiiie
Sinchews and Sarsnett
Black and green India silk, 1 1-4 yd. wide
Boinbazett and Bombazine
Toilnett and silk Vestings
Black silk Velvet
r li linens and linen cambric
, I L‘ ri cainbric hdkfs. atid Long Lawn
and French Watch-
es;,Gold Seals, Keys,
Slides, atid Rings ;—
Gold Chain; elegant
. \" 0, Breast Pins ; a great
jariety of Watch Ribbons and Belts. A
Self Sharpening Pencils; Plated ‘Soup
Ladies, Spoons, &.c. &'.c. Pocket Books;——-
Steel Bracelets.
.C'offiu Plates kept constantly on hand, and
engraved at short notice_.
An assortment Shell Combs; Imitation do.
%]Tahle Bells, Court Plaister, Hair Brushes,
’ aving do. Teeth do. Conversation Cards,
.4
‘ Imitation Coral Necklaces, 8Lc. &.c. &.c.
Nvryslks Avril,-‘L 1896- - . . ..
'W Qtitemical Zimbrntatiuit.
SUPPLY of W hitwcll’3 Liquid Opo-
_ deldoc, just received at the Dispensary
South ofthe Bridge. Pmcr: 8:. L‘«jI’Li~:.uvV.
§71l'll3~.l..325n_.. .4 ., .. ..
' Pearl Tooth-‘Powder. V,
Gentlemen 8,9 Ladies’ Pearl TOOTH POW-
. DER—-‘Prepared by Dr. CLAY.
For sale at the Gazette O_flit;e—Price V 25 Gig.
‘For sale also by.Benj. Issues and Stephen St.
}0ll{i‘, Norwallt, and;§_. Jguvtg a{_;nn“0‘a
A Silver English
.§.:
V S._Whiting’s,(latefirm Betts 4- W/n'nag)s
l
‘£5 ,’blue, green and brown Tabby Velvet
grgf-LICOES, an assortment
” iiture Chintz
~ ~ "Sack levantine and canton hdkfs
ros de naples and cahsliinerc do
Barrage and Prussian do
Silk and cotton flagg lidltfs
Children’s pocket lidkfs.
Scarlet and brown do
White and col’d muslin cravats
8-4 English merino Shawls
5-4 handsome cliiiitz Shawls
A quantity of Russia Diaper cheap
Gloves, an assortment
Fig’d and plain Jaconet muslin
Plain and iig’d Book muslin
Cainbric muslin. Leno
Sarsnett and white glazed muslih
Plain and fig’d Swiss muslin
Hosiery, an assortment
Brown muslin for bats
Geansuile and Cassinett
Ginghauis and checks, low
American and Russia sheeting
Olive and Bangup cord, very cheap
Ribbons, a variety
Cambric and Furniture Dimity
Braids, cords, tapes and bobbin
Norwalk, May 2%.
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‘I’
, ttttitemtrai insist-2 iilacktitm
‘RICE 81} M’LEAN, Agents for the.inan-
ufacurer, will hereafter keep a constant
supply of the above article, by the grace or
V dozen‘, at the inantif:icturer_‘s lowest pricesl
Norw"alti,"Juue1:§, 1829,
xwv-— aisjcv
just rec’d from N.-Y_ork an addition
.. "=“’...h.l5V9l°°ki~Which‘*he will endeavor to
‘sell ‘on,.'gI..§"good terms as'hehats' heret’ofore. Hes
»no.w invites, not only the good people of Fair-
field‘ County, but all to call‘ and satisfy'therh‘-
Gentlemen and ladies’
(1 ladies’
Ritiglets or‘ Curls
I
it
A at the shortestgnotice,
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. p = ..
V V H E subséiib'_e'rhay_ Sreceivethfrom his
' V ' V_-Friéiidsaiiid ‘ the'.7‘.. gblicpgqiierally, _a_
'rn'iioh greater' share of fair’ patronage than
he even an'ticipate'd,_'wthifd_now_tender his
sinc'ére_thank‘_s_ and solicit tr continuance. He
has made such arrange . . tVs'injli,is business
as will enable him... to ftaply ,hiV3,_.cust_omers
i'vith_ SILVER ofjiuyldescription
_ _ a'tr.§.on tli§,§%ostV,liberal
terms. VP'eo'ple'liv'in'g ate, g‘.list_anc_§’V _v sending
their orders by eitlref Of Post-or-i_ders t_m;,'.
be s’uppliedvvi_th SPOON. ' of aiiy paVtVl,1;riioVi
pirice and ivarrahted gotfl. SVilve'r.V "I'llQ'IQi-
rials of the iia-hie: and more if required will be
handsomely én'graved,.2XéVoVf_ex ense. ' V
.He alsd tiori'tinuVes .t‘ .Watcli._]2epg£r;fng,
and Will be thaiikrul forfiiny _fuv'o'urs.'he‘tiiay
receive; '*..* C453 and Iahitzhest wise al-
V\‘vays"p‘ai'd for old Gold ‘Silver. , _ .V _V
V Vavi CLARK.
_ Norwalk‘, April 10,: _ ._
Ready made -Clothes‘.
HE subscriber has received and offers for
.._.sale at his store afejvv rods East of the
~ Bridge, ti good assoituieui of the above arti-
cle‘ on terms uufustnilly iifliting to those who
leave cash in exchange. ‘ _ _
. Enwiiv Locttvvoon.
NorwaVlli,Jiine';‘t82s; A ' _16_
_V _ JOHN BURRALL
.AS lately rcc.’d from New Yorlt'a‘n ad-
V - ditioncto liisstock intrude. _ Vagamagst
the articles iare tlietfolloiviug, vies» - ‘ '
Cogniac Brandy,_4th proof, ofan excellent
quality; Holland and Picftioiiglgiii; St.Croix
and New I-§ngl’aiidiRum; ‘_Briiw‘n'~»Siigars, a
good assortment ; Loaifaiid Lump Siigars;-—
Teas ; inuscatel Raisins, by the box or popnd,
cheap. A qiiantit-yoftttiieficaii Glass, by the
box, ofthe first quality. '
LIKEWISE, Shovels KtԤSpatIԎs.; Shovels
and Tongs, and Gritlirooadclieap ; wliitewusli
Brushes ; ground Log W _d, see. Sac. '
Likewise, He'll’ im Tu‘ liters, a good as-
sortment. ‘ o"riv-al:l§i'B"pri‘l- lib, 1846.
V.9LU.ar3Lq ‘_V1e'iré;.»iIi'} _I_:.s'1m'_e*
FOR SA V .
‘ ALUA.l:lLVE Re:il.Estate
A ‘ sittiatcdi‘ H|‘ll_le village of
' Stamfortl, stat of Ctiniiecticut,
.1‘~‘-‘v--=5.-11-3'-— tliirty-six niilesfi iroiii,_New York.
. . . ~1= » -'
it consists oi two l:irge_.1tlpur Mills, one of
sixteen and the other eight run o-f_stones, ca-
pable of grinding Oli0‘lAI“=(l§8|i(l biisliels per
week. They are located on Long Island’
Sound, with the so le use o,l‘ilie‘liarVl2or,fwliicli‘
is never iinpeiléd liyice when the Sound is
navigable) ntluiitting vessels front seventy to
eighty tons burthen; together with houses in
the‘ iinu.ediatt- vicinity, caltztilatetl tor tlieVres—
idences of niillers and ggnier labourers. with
work shops for l1laclssu;;.;.;_i;,' and mill yvriglits.
ing on the liVii'sines.s so as to render it lucra-
tive to the purchaser.
Also, an elegant modern built
Dwelling-House,
Large and conimodious, well adapted for the
iesitleuce ofilie prtipileltir or any other gen-
teel family, and coinniantliiig 7: beatitiftil and
exteiisive view ofLonglslaiid and the Sound.
Fishing, Ftiti'liii;_v, Em. in all their varieties.-
Attziclied to the House is an extensive Garden
of several acres, bcautiliilly located, and con-
taining a great var-it-ty of choice fruits. {Iow-
ers, and sliriihbt.-ry,wiili an ice house, summer
liousc, and liaiitl.-oniely laid out. with gravel
walks, to:.;ethcr with about forty acres of land
divided into tillage, meadow, and wood,-
Bariis, stables, granary, and other out houses.
'l‘lie whole etiiliraciiig an Island iniuiediately
Aflfiridge.
V
l
. or leisure. .
For further particulars inquire ofJoHN W. V
connected with the main latid.
The above extensive and valuable Real
Estate will besold separate or together. For
desirable-iiess ofsituation, beauty of prospect,
or place of business,it is not probably exceed-
ed in the state,and therefore possesses import-
ant advantages either to the man of business
HOLLY, on the premises, or Messrs. BYRNES,
TRIMBLE 8t Co. South-st. New York.
Also for sale, the Sloop Empress, burthen
sixty tons, built in 1-821, is well calculated for
a mill boat or coaster, being in good order 8:
well found—s:iils,and one‘ cable new. Inquire
as above. ISM’ May, 1826.
Worms; V
' _ ' the State of‘
Connectictit—Niles’ CIVIL OFFICER-
Cotiimon Prayer and Psalm Books, a variety V
‘—'-Sunday School Books,--Q,tiarto, Octavo,
and common school BIBLES.
, TALES of an Auiericaii Landlord—Sar-
aloga, a tale of the American Revolution-
Mi.-rry Tales of the Three Wise Men of Goth-
am——Tlie Foresters. by the author of Lights
and Shadows—Matlhew Wald, by the author
of Reginald Dalton_—High-Ways and By-
Ways, or Tales oftlie Road Side, 2d series-
Rer{/Zeld,-a Long-Island Tale, just received
at the Bookstore and Library, south of the
P. PRICE.
A TO RENT,
THE Room lately occupied by Miss Ed-
wards as a Millinary. It is suitable for a
DryGood or Grocery store or. fora Mechanic.
Apply to LOCKWOOD 8L‘ST$.JUHN.
Norwalk, July 8, 18526. 90
K. FROST
:‘ ‘AS recently reiiirued from New York
f with a more e'>'tteiisive’assorinie‘nt of
DRY GOODS, wliicli he now otters to‘ the
Public on fair .and reasonable te'rms_, and
would t'alte"tliis opportunity of ‘_ter'i'derir'ig'j his
thaiiks to the’ Public‘ for tlié,patroriag“e he has
thus far received, and solicits a continuance.
V Nbrivallt, July 24. 22“
LK, co*§it‘Lq:?i*UEso,.§jr,1-Itiqigtis
.--_.--..... .
_ 20 ps. bleacli’d and unblea
Young Hyson, HysoiiSkin, and Old I-lysen ‘ .-
HE Statutes of. .
.. ... t '- se-
STREET '8: JAMES
this day opening as cheap Goods as
'_ " ' were_ei/er offered in this market, - cou-
sisdng in part of, _ V V
47 P_ieces;ligh‘t & dark VCalicoes, fr. lod to4-
Ligfit and dark Giiighams
Swiss, Mull, an_d Jaconet Muslims - .
Book and VCa‘nibric do
Thule and Bobbinet Lace V . ‘ ‘ - V
Wide Bohbinet Thread Lace ' _- --Pearlin'_'.'.
No 200 Cotton Floss Cotton and Tliread
Bla_cl_t., white, and green French Craps
Irisvli Linens and Long "Lawn
Itnitation and Litter: Cambric - V
Bl.ick and colored Canton Craps .
Plain a’r'_id__figured black Gro. de Nap.
Brown, Lilach St, lead_ngl’d ii ‘(I Gro
S_uperior India black Levantitic
I_r'id_ia Satin and Sarsnet ‘ . . .
Velentia, Mersailles,’antl black Sill: Vestings
Black_Boni_ba'zi_iies and Bombazet-tee
F,Vla"gg and Baiidaiioe Silk Handkerchiefs
Walpole, Dorchester and other Bediicks
Furniture Cliimz, handsome patterns
A genelral assortiiieiit ofBroad Cloths
Cass’rnie_resV and Sattinetts , _ . .
chad Am. Muslims,
yard wide, for l2 I-92 cts the yard
4-VNin_e iiiiported and American Sliirtings
80 pieces 3-4 SVliirVtVin'gs,Vvery cheap.
‘Nori_val.li,,J_iilyV‘i7. :_ .-_v
~P(})‘RTAB§..E FURNACES‘,
= ~ TREETZS-JAM‘ES“h'av’e on ""n_d ahas
sortment of the above afriié in uia‘nu-
factory prices. ‘ _’_ 3, ‘I823.
Ailing. ‘21l;"lT82’6.
RON POTS, large and vslilall.
I
Dish Kettles do do
Coinmoti and covered Spiders
.-.S’lte,llets High Pairs
Iron Dogs, various sizes
Spades and Shovels (Fiiiglisli)
Trace Chains W'ool
Slates and Pencils
Wish Biooiiis and Brushes ‘
Writiiig and Letter Paper, anti Qnills
Also, Glass Ware and Crockery, an assort-
ment
Cards
merit of DRY GOODS,
. _ . For salt: cheap by ‘
LOCRVV COD .3; S.-’l.‘..lOH_N.
. ‘ ooos'ror_:it, or the Cavalier, by the
Author of Waverly,&c.; Shake.~'peare_’s
Play s, lovols. tazmo. just rec’d at the Book-
store and Library South oftlie bridge. I
June 19.. - - PJPRIVCE.
V _ .'m_rj_ 3411.,-I-t~.V5;g4»ro\'.Vc.VLVt"l' ‘l1l.c1.{flJf€1l!t;h.;-I"3:~'n4'~t:.,..f*..1'->°T—1*-*--SP"
NI ‘KS. ‘Z\T.:I'\'.' 5EDL Igiifft}nna- htzr’
. - friends and the public in general, that"
site. has reizonimeiiced her Milliiiary business
at her fnrnier stand in Norwalk—at which
place she oiTersVtn the public a liandstitnc as-
.\t)I‘llliClll of Goods in that line. The follow.
ing are a part: Indies’ yellow 81. black Leg-
horn Hats and Gipsics, some very cheap ;-—
Straw Bonnctis; Silk Hats ofdiiferent shades.
colors. forms and fashioii. Also, a case of
LVIi.~ses and Children’s open work straw Gip-
sies ofu good quality ; several patterns of Ar
tificial Flowers and Wreatiis,souie very fine ;
a good ztssortrneiit of Gauze, Taffeta, and the
embossed Ribbons of tlifii.-reiit colors and pat-
terns; black and white Crapcs ; Lisses tit‘
different colors; Bobiiiett Lace, very cheap ;
wire, millinett, baiidboxcs, Cate. all of wliioli
any sitiiiliir establisliiiieiit.
Ntirwalk. May .8, i826.
.. FOR SALE,
7 complete Eqniptiieiit for a militia Oflicer
consisting ofa full Dress, Hat, Sword,
Belt, Epauletts, &'.c. all of which are in good
order. Apply to V Asa E. SMITH.
Norwallt. June 1%. 1826. I6
Clay’s Stomach Bitters,-
Just received and for sale" at the G./JZETTE
OF l'llCE———Also, by S. St. John and Benj.‘
Isaacs. Norwalk, antl by Seymour Jarvis,
Stamford.
Tues: approved Bitters will give relief in
all cases of Nausea, vomiting, flatulence,
lieart-biirn,costiveiiess,weakness at the breast
pain intlie stomach, loss of appetite, anda
symptomsof indigestion. They are a ver
pleasant cordial bitter.——-Price 25' Cents.
November 18, 1825.
" OR SALE at Public Auc-
-, tion on Tuesday, the 5th
V day of September next, at three
, ~ M o’clock, P. M. at the house of
Mr. Thaddeus B. Guire, on the premises,(un-'
less’ sooner disposed of at private sale,) the
homestead belonging to the Widow Mary
B'ro_i_vnV, situated on the turnpike read, about a
half airiile west ofthe bridge,coutaiiiing from
310 4 acres. Also, that piece of land called
hither pasture, containing about 4 acres with
a good spring of water.V . Also, a piece called
Seymour Lot of about 920 acres, containing a
variety of wood, plough land and pasture,with
a good spring ofwater.
Also, a pieceof Salt Meadow ofaboiit one
acre, For particulars inqaire of Mr. Thad-
deus Bf. G_uy’re,_ on the premises.
,VNorwa_li_tV.Jiily_£t, 189:6. V °.’.9*7w _
CLAY’S ‘ITCH OINTMENT.
FOR pieasantness, safety_, expedition, ease
A and certainty,is' infinitely superior to any
othéf inédicine, for the cure of that most d_is-
agreeable arldiormenting disorder+Likevv‘ise
for all herretieeruptiotis and impurities 0llh.8
ciuii
Norwallt‘, and S. Jarvis, Stamford.
Mackerel, half Barrels and Barrels, No.
l_, and 2. Also, Canal FLOUR; Codfisli ;
Cheese. A" good assorttuentof Hardware St.
Findings. E. H. STREET.
'oNKLiN’sTRENo'i‘u*Niiv'c PLAS-
_ , ,,-'V1_‘ER—W,A..RRANTED GENUINE-
FOR SALE AT THIS QFFICE.
G N_orw.a1_k, Juiitigtir,
Y
V Also'—For Sale
first quality.
Norwalk, Ag-gust fir’-
dé ,_:
;Blue 8:4 yellow Nanlteen , Black ,Cir.cassian . -
Plait] Silks f_o_r Dresses ‘Muslin Robes for do i G
‘TEAUS, HOLSTERS, and VALICES;
East‘ End‘ of .l‘i'iairi-Street.
'. He. has also for sale, Whips,’ _spu‘r;,-
The above articles together with an assort- ~
will be soldlon as aceoiiiinodatiii'g terms as at .
skin.‘ Price 33 cents. For salenby B. Isaacs
BUST received and for sale a quantity of .V
as above, PORK
.V9¥r-..l?"_-.—=‘1,9i+é‘I
; .'.¢.’.;;; :';-3
""7I—:-3
r: .
i . m.tns.sirim:.> samn;.
FOR SALE BY~‘JOHN ,BU-RRALL, ._
-A: qtiantit-y. of. the first ‘quality arse, ; (g:,,,;,,
‘ -SUGAR, by the hundred or less quau.
tity. cheap. ,.. .. _..=. , ~ ..
Likewise,’ one hofgshead oi‘. Coarse ‘Sugar,
5U!lai3le_f0r W»T?n'é; likewise,'white and in-arvi’;
1 Hey _ado'.~; likewise aquantity of .I’-.OR’I‘_-
6
'_ Q ..0.'t 6‘ r..gqiiatity- it 133 ‘g .
mk:SCY'l‘HES, w'arran'ted._,' A‘ if ‘e‘_"=~.-.".n
l .
‘i
airs, marriages, Set.
NEW E.S'1?A!sI..Isr.iii.i:=.1>*T-
win my E.‘H01'T ,
RESPEC'rFULLY acqtiailiits his rriemii
and the public generally,‘ that, lie baa
‘-opened .5 shop in the rearward ol'Eli' B. Ben.
nett’s Store, a few doors east of the Bridge,
where-he keeps, and is inaiiulfacturing, a-
ivariety of SADDLES, BRIDLES. H.-ER}
‘-NESS, TRUNKS, CAPS, PORTMAN;
‘togetiier with various less commodities appcf
itenéiiit to his business, made expressly for
‘customers. ‘
‘Sleigh Bells, and an eligible selection of
'iBrass and silver plated, potted, and Japaned
Hard Ware, Buffalo Robes, 8i:c. %Lc. gillof
.’which may be obtained on as tiiod‘eraté tertils
‘as at any similar establishment. _
‘*,,* Old articles promptly i'epaired.
‘Vented, C'flTTl4E’S H .6112.
Norwalk, Jan Rd, 18926. 3m45
N orwalk
Sign of
South of
Vi‘ H E»Pl‘0pi'iett)rs_ have recentlybe
' ing considerable additioiis to the
r-stablishmeiit, which, together with
stock. enables them to offer to their frien
the public as extensive assortment of
M E.t_.fttg£,,fl1I."t'lftiV.tii_.’£5, ’
isettfltililthtcttwa. tciwatualar.
“As ‘a‘?3"Q,.;|Tl?l'l3y'&!-!'i31,Yi“'I'T1 w ciwh“
they will dispose of, Wholesale and Rclail,~
the most reasonable terms forcasli.
SODA VVA TER. ‘: ..
They respectfully acqiiaint the Ptiblic t
they have at length succeeded in fitting
in the first order, their apparatus for mam
tiiriiig and drawing SODA WATER. 81.
heron fterkeep a constantsiipply of this heal
ful drinlt,ofihe best quality.-
Cllfdrtaottatw .§araa1iart’IIa was
They have also purchased the right, (sec‘u
red by Letters ?uienI,) ufintintifacitiring '
lll"¢\$VIlIg ScIi.1'¢fl'el1n’3 Patent, Carbonaté
Sarsaparilla .Mead, andwill keep a constan
supply hi‘ this justly celebrated beverage, tlir‘o_
the season. The following certificate will
show the estimation in which this preparation
is held by emit.-ent Pliysicihns in New York._,
‘J. L. Scliietfelin, Drtiggist, N. Y. having
submitted to its a receipt for the preparation
of his _Pa!c7il.Carbonaied Saraaparilla Mead;
we do hereby certify that the ingredients used
Vtlierein are calculated to produce a beneficia
effect on the human body, tending more inf-
inediately to invigorate the stomach; and we
recommend it not onl. on account of its me
ical virtues, but as.a%leasant and refresliiifi
dVrink.’—Signed, John C. Chessinan, M. De
F iancis ‘E. Berger, M. D. G. W. Chaprnan;
M. New York, July, 826.: .
In fitting up their establishment no axe‘!-_
_tions or expense have been spared by the prbg
piietors, and they now respectfully solicit pat-
_ e in their undertaking. .
" -5 PRICE 8:. M’LEAN.
' 90
4.
.-
UE 8:. M’LEAN, agents for the P33’:-
~ entee, have just received a supply of DP.
A. G. I-Iull’s improved hinge and pivot Tru§s'
which for convenience and utility are surpasp
sed by none. Numerous certificates fr. ‘cola;
brated Physicians and persons who ha ve used
them, of their extraordinary effect, can tié
examined bycalliiig at the Norwalk Dispen-
sary, south of.the Bridge.‘ M3)’ 1-
' " ANTED-A Girl from lfiztolti yeafs
‘ of age to assistin the work of a small-
taniily. She will be taken on hire or for a
term of years as may best suit. ' To one that
is active and disposed to make lierselfu2~efti‘i_
in the family, good encourageinent will
‘van. Inquire of P. PRICE.
Norwalk, July 3, 1826. 1
_ _ V Canal" Flour;
THE Subscriber has just received a _ne!v
_supply of Fresh Ground CANAL
FLOUR,'of an excellent quality, warrallled
soon.-V--LIKEOWISE, Hard and Hollow
WARE anew Supply, which will be sold-V
chea ' JOHN BURRALL.
No 23
PC
rwallt, .
' " " " BROKE imo the inclosurat
. ' ofthe subhscriberon Wed-
? iiesday, the 9th inst. a.dark red
I‘-'~ " COW, with a ‘white spotuiider
,z-, :~ V , .15 about 9' or 8Aye‘ats old. The,
oivner is requested to call," prove_ property, pfifi
charges, and take her away. ;
SElJ.E.CK Sco.l=‘ii:x.n.
L ~_5,;;i;_gridge,StpmfQId;é-II;gg_1Z rm. V13.
July 26.
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Norwalk Chronicler