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‘~\’ ...'aLE NO. 437.
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PUBLISHED BY_
S. W. BENEDICT.
'pERMg___Ttvo Dollars per aunuin, payable
Quarterly. Mail subscribers in advance.
Aov'=.it'risc.~.ti:N'rs, less than a square, 75
‘cams; a _,o_u;ire, $1 00, for three insertions.
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‘Acco:ti;iton.i'rioN PACKETS.

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To Suit from HOYTS s; 003.9 tmtttig at
‘ . .’V'!)2‘lDt.l-Ir'C,j‘OriPt=Cf£-Sl'IP. New-Yorlc.
H E Norwalk Line. ‘of Packets have coin-
menccil their weekly trips, and will sail
kegiilarly through the season in the following
-"order: Sloop Cii"izi~‘.N. Brown, to leave Nor
walk for New Ynrlt on 'l‘uesrlays, and reiiiru
the Saturdfiay following: Sloop ’.\1i»:citAo'lC.
_’1Io_i/t, on 'l‘htirsdays, and return the ’i‘uesd-.iy
ftillriiving; and Sloop SABINA, Daslwni, on
‘.5:itiir(lavs_,and return the Thiirsday following.

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

For Freiglit or Passage apply to the Cap-',

tai-.is on board, or at the Store of
HOYTS 83 CO.

Norwalk, April 1, 1826. 6

' ‘REGULAR PACKE'1‘—-FOR N, YORK.

Summer Arrangement--I’Vec/.:ly_ Trips.

HE Sloop ORANGI-3. Sn.-
_ _ VANUS S. Rutiioivn, Mas-
’- = ter, will rtin the ensuing season
 from the Store and Vt"liarf of
Viv, 25:, B, St. John, on the east side of the
Bridge, at present occupied by E. Stevens,
Ieaving Norw;-ilk on Tuesday the 1Gtli_day ol
‘in§taiit May, for Peck Slip, New York.-
Eve.-y attention will be given to passengers
and freighiers. For freight or passage, ‘ap-
ply at the Store of Ebenezer Stevens, Nor-
walk, or to the Captain on board.

Svnvnxus S. RAYMOND.
Norivalk, May 8, 18226. 1|
REGULAR PACKI-1'1‘,
Between Five .-ll-ile River and A/‘ew York.

HE subscriber informs his

old custouiers and the pub
lie that the Sloop ATLA NTIC,
Capt. Byxbee, will run the en-

 

 

every Tuesday evening, and returning on the
Saturday following. Every accomiuodation

-will tie given to ‘passengers and freighters,and .
all business faithfully attended to. Apply’ to =

the Captaiuon board, or to the subscriber.
ANDREW BELL.
Nonvallt, Five Mile River,
Fehriiary Q0, 1119.6. 3m* 59

 AS ilU\\' for S1-lle

Silver English
and _ French IV_atch-
A e_s_; Gold Seals, Keys,
 Slides, and Rings ;—-
, .’y,_-'_,_,, Gold Chain; elegant
. ,”'r",@§:,\ Fillagree Ear Rings
._. __‘ Breast Pins; a great
vane,-zy of Watch Ribbons. and Belts.

Self Sharpening Pencils; Plated Soup
Ladles. Spoons, Sac. Sec. Pocket Books ;——-
Ste-.=.l Bracelets.

L_‘,offiu Plates kept consttiiitly on liand, and
ctigravtitl at short notice.

An assortineiit Shell‘ Combs ; Imitation do.

Table Bells. Court Plaisier, Hair Brushes,
Shaving do. Teeth do. Cot-iy:rszi&:ioii&L1:ti'tls,
'Imitaiiou Coral Necklaces, ‘ c. *.c. 'c.

_N()i‘u'_:i llvt, April 3, 1826.

Gttirmirat ‘ianrhrnratfnu.
A SUPPLY of IV/t,1'tzvt=il’s Li'qu.i'd Opo,
- (1e[d0c,jlISI received at the Dispc-usary
South ofihe Bridge. Piticc $3 t'il’Li:.A.~.v.
‘August 29. 189.6. ,

A CARD.

LI REED has just received at his store
E‘ a few rods north of the Bridge, a large
assortment of Fancy and Staple Goods,which
were purchased in large lots, and will be sold
at such prices as will meet the approbation of
his custoriiers.

1000 yards 4 4 stout unbleacli’d Siiiitings,
free from specks, at is. the yard.
500 yds. bleach’d Shirtings, heavy goods, at
133d to is/id. [sold a bargain
500 yards Sea Island Shirtiiig, which will be
Black and blue Cloths, ofa late importation
Black, blue, mixed and drab Kcisiuieres
Fine jet black Bnmbaziues A
Black figured Silks Italian Lutestring
iudia Satiiis, remarkably good, in 18 yd ps.
Satin Levantines, 8r. stout India Levautines
900 yards of figured Bobinett, worked with
thread, cheaper than ever sold in this place’
A new style ofplaid Berege Dress lldltfs.
Gross do No ile (I0
Flagg Htlkfs from 45 Gdto 73.
Dark drab Hdkfs, cotton and silk, a durable
article for Ladies. Coiiiriioii Shawls
All kinds of Calico and Gingliauis '
A large assortment of Gloves and-Hosiery
.,N. B.—E_ R. hasjiist received 100 yartls of
’ Fine Domestic Flannel, manufactured from
the best of wool.
Norivalk, August €14.

FOR SALE,

HE Dwelling-house of the
subscriber, one ofthe most
pleasant and healthy situations
 -3-‘ . -:3. this country affords, situated a-
b,,,,-, ,v,;._,z rods east of W. i‘vleeker’.s store, and
mill, gull manufacturing establishmeut,where
business is liyely ofevery kind. To the dwel-
lit-.3 house is attached a garden in excellent
mg, summnded with fruit trees ofthe choic-
est kinds, a barn, wood house, carriage house
and mechanic’s shop, ts:.c.——n most excellent
well ofivater, and about4 acres oflaiidunder
ml iinprovetnent. The above place is well
(‘,."3l1:'ll€lIe(l to accommodate a mechanic of any
kind - Also, will be sold with the above
or separate about twelve acres of_ excellert
iiruber land, situated near the premises. _Por
terms apply to the subscriber on the premises.
'1‘iic above will be sold at a bargain. '1‘-.-rms
r '11 ment made eas .
if P Y yJoniv B. SANFORD.

Z”.-noolifield, Aug. 21, 183v.- 917

 
 

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suing seas-oii from the new Store and Wharf;
near the Bridge, at Five Mile River, leaving j

JAUUB Sit-IITH,
c‘fE'-‘rs: Zlzttti of tits ifiritmt,
HAS just rec’d frotv N.York an addition

' to his stock, which he will endeavor to.
seat on as good terms as he has heretofore. He
now invites, not only the good people of Fair-
fiold County, but all to call and satisfy iliem-
selves.

tlalicoes from 1s. per Green table covers
yard to 4s. Napping cloths fhr
F‘ur.-iiture cliintz Hatters
Chintz shawls Apron checks ,
Fancy htlkfs. llussia Duck
Caslimere sliawls Bell-tick
Casluiierc lidkfs. ’[‘ow cloth
I-‘-lack circassian Belt Ribbons
Blk&z.col’tl botubazetts Cassitiiere SIIIIW-IS
Frcncli Giiighaiii Stay Laces
Domestic Gingham 8-4-merino shawls
Shirting and sheeting Gentlemen and ladies’
Irish Linens hosiery
Blue &.yel’w nankeens Gentlemen and ladies’
India niatteii, for car- Gloves
peting “ Brown Linen do
Scarlet inoritie. cheap Assortment of Bobbi-
Bl’k $2. col’d fig’d silks nc'tt‘La-:e
Black and coloured Thread Edging
plain silks Furniture Binding
Black and coloredltalv Caroline Plaid
ian crapes Striped Florentizre for
Black and col’d cau~ mreu’s siimuicr pan-
ton crapes taluoiis

N ‘ L--gliorn hats
A lE1"L’P. assortnient of
Riiig‘-“ts or Curls

Linen catiibric
Cauibric lidkfs.
Plain and fig’d book

uiusliii for Ladies’ head
Cal1)l)l'lC,_]:1(:0t1el,l11l1lI dresses
and swiss nitisliiis Shell Combs

Large assortment. of
Vestings Jiilv 24. 189.6.

JOSEPH E. (#03333

R-.SPEC'l‘b"ULLl" iufortns his friends

and the Public in general, that he still
carries on the business at the old stand of
Scolield $1. Corker, where all orders from any
part of the country, will be thaiikliilly rec’d bi.
puiicrually attended to. He would also iii-
form them that he hasjust returned from N.
York, where he has spared no pains to secure
the latest Fashioiis, and from his experience

in tiie business, and having experienced work-
men, he will assure all those who will favour
lllill with their custom, that they may depend
on having their work done in the neaiest and
most fistiioriable manner.

N. B. A supply ofthc best of Trimmings,
kept constantly on hand.

-'\'~r-v-.= :.. ‘day 8, 18216.

New Supply of Groceries,
§1‘DWX»’\ {Ctr H. STREET liasjiistrcturn-
“ ed from New York with a fresli as>‘t)i't-
ment of GROCERIES of all kinds, whit-.h
he offers on as reasonable terms as can be-
purcliased elswhere.
Among his assortment may be found-—-
RUM, Brandy, Gin, Wines. 8:. Cordials;
various kinds of TEAS and SUGARS; Mo-
lasses; Butter; Cheese; Pork ; Fish ; Rice
Crackers; W. I. Fruit; Ginger; Pgppt-r;
Pearlash ;Nutniegs ; Segars; Soul? and To-
bacco ofall kinds ; Candles, Soap. $.'.c. &c._
Together with a general assortinent of
HARDWARE and FlNDINGS.——L'il.'e-
wise,——Ground Logiiood and Niclieragua-
wood ; Glass, Putty, Chalk, Rosin, and Oil-
stones. Sec. Nor" alk,‘Nov. 19. .
tJu'1"i‘0N B.-\'l"l‘S
OR sale by Locxwoon 8:. ST. Jomr.
March 13 1826- 3

corisiaiit supply of Stone Lime, for
sale bv STIU-TF.'1‘ 8*. .lAM1-‘.5.

Lock-wood Er St. Jo/in
HAVEjiist rec’d and offer for Sllle on as
good terms as cash can cominand, the

following new Goods :-

4 4, and 6 4 Bohbiiiett Lace

1 8 and I 18 Bobhiueit Lace

Swiss and Cotton Lace

Black, white and green Frencli crapes

Black and col’d canton crap-is

Blue 8L brown striped and tig’d gro de ii-aples
Fig’d and plain black gros de iiaples

White, black and green Florence

Light and dark bltiedo

White, black and brown satin

French and India Lcvautine

Sinchewsand Sarsnctt

Black and green India silk, 1 1-4yd. wide
Bombazett and Boinbaziuc

Toilnett and silk Vestings

Black Mode. Black silk Velvet‘

Irish linens and linen cariihric

Linen cauibric lidkfs. and Long Lawn
Black, blue, green and brown Tabby Velvet

I1

CALICOES, an assortment _
Ftiriiittirc Chintz
Black lcvantine and canton lidltfs \

Gros dc naples and calislitnere do
Barrage and Prtissian do

Silk and cotton tlagg lidkfs
Cbildren’s pocket lidkfs.

Scarlet and broivn do

White and col’d inuslin cravats
8-4 English merino Shawls

5-4 handsome cliintz Shawls

A quaiitity of Russia Diaper cheap
Gloves, an assortiiietit

Fig"tl and plain Jacouet muslin
Plain and fig’d Book uiiisliii
Caiiibiicinusliii. Leno
Sarsuett and white glazed tiitisliu
l’laiii and fig’d Swiss muslin
Hosiery, an assortment

Brown muslin for hats

Geansuile and Cassinett
Gingliams and checks, low
American and Russia sheeting
Olive and Baugup cord, very cheap
Ribbons, a variety

Cambric and Furtiiture Diuiity
Braitls,'cords,tapes and bobbin

Nlirivalk, May 9.‘).

 

S. W/titing’s,(late firm Bctts .§- vVlrir2'ng) A

fitiemtcal ihaste Etatluiig.
PRICE lst. IWLEAN. Agents for theinan-

ufacurer, will hereafter keep a constant
supply of the above article, by the groce or
dozen; at the manut'acturer‘s- lowest prices.

1 Norwalk, June 19, 1,8S‘.t5_.;.



’ attended to

NORWALK, CONN. TUESI).-{Y-, SEPTEIIIBERIQ. 1826.

I E ‘ - u
' SILVER SPOONS. -
THE} subscriber having received from his
Friends and the Public generally, a
much greater share of" their patronage than
he even anticipated, would~i'iow tender his
sincere thanks and solicit a continuance. He
has made such arrzingeriients in his business
as will enable him to supply his customrrs
with SILVER SPOONS ofatiy description
at the shortest notice, and on the ninst liberal
terms. People living at a distance by sending
their orders by either of the Post-riders rm;
be supplied with SPOONS ofany pattern or
price and warraiited 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 tharikful for any favours‘ he may
receive. *,,__* Cxsn and the highest price al-
ways paid forold Gold and Silver.

LEVI CLARK.

Norivallt. April 10. 1896.

, Ready made Clothes.
; HE stibscribcr has received and offers for
sale at his store a few rods East of the
Bridge, a good assortriicm of the above arti-
cle on terms unusually inviting to those who.
leave cash in exchange.
EDWXN Locrrivonn.
Noi'u'zilk, June, 1886. 16

JOHN BURRALL
AS lately rec’d from New York an ad-
ditiun to his stock in trade. Amongst
the articles are llit‘ following, viz-~

Cogniac Braiidy, 4th proof, ofan excellent
quality; Holland and Pierpout Gin; St..Croix
and New England Ruin; Brown Sttgars, a
good asaortinoni ; Loafaud Lump Siigars;--—
Young Hyson, I-Iysou Skin, and Old Hyson
Teas‘; nitiscatel Raisins, by the boxor pound,
cheap. A quantity ofAinericaii Glass, by the
box, oftliefirsi quality. --

LIK EWISE, Shovels Es‘. Spades; Shovels
and Toiigs, and Gritlirons, clicap ;\i'liitetvasli
Bruslies ; gi'ouurl Log Wood, &Lc. kc.

-Likewise, II:-ilfpiiit '.I‘iiiiil_ilcrs, ti good as-
sortment. Norivalk. April 16. 18416.
V./lLU.‘3HLE RE./IL b'ST.d'1'E
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE Real Estate
situated near the village of
Stamford, state of Coiiriectictit,
- thirty-six miles from New Ytirlt.
of two large Flour Mills, one of
sixtceii and the other t‘lQ,lll run o-fsiotir-s, ca-
pahlirof grinding one iliousaiid liuslio-ls per
week. ']‘liv-y are located on Long Island
Sound, \\i!ll the sole use oftlie liarbor.(i\liicli
is Ill-‘i/t.'1‘ iuipcdt-d by ice when the Soiiiirl is
ri:ivig.ihlt3) arlruittiiig vessels from severity to
eighty tons liurtlieii; tognilivr \\ ith lioiises in
the im : etliatr vicinity. caic-iltiiml tor the IPS-
irleiices of ll1llIt‘l'S:1||tl other lahoiirers, with
work shops for lilat-ksiiiitlts and mill wrigliis.
and all the inritlerii itiuproveiiit-iiis for carry-
ing on the liiisiiit-ss so as to ltlltlcl’ it lucra-
tive to the piircliaiser.

Also, an elegant modern built”

Divellii'ig—’-liloiise,

Large and comino lions, well :itl:iptt=d for the
resitleiice oftlie proprietor or any other ecu-
teel family, and coininantling a beniitiful and
extensive view or" Longlslaud and the Sound.
Fishing. Foivliiig. Sm. in all their varit-tit=s.~—
Attached to the House is an extensive Garden
of several act es, beautifully located, and con-
taiiiiug a great variety of choice fruits. flow.
ers, and slirnbbery,wiih an ice house, summer
house, and hnndsoriiely laid out with gravel
walks, together with about forty acres oflaiid
divided imo tillage, meadow, and wood,-
Bariis, stables, granary, and other out ll()lI~f.‘S.
"l'lie ti.-liule euibracitig an Island llll1llr‘(llHlCl_\'
CflIl'-“"lt'(l with the main land.

The above extensive and valuable Real
Estate will be sold separate or together. For
dcsiralilciiess of situation, beauty of prospect,
or place of business,ii is not probably exceed-
ed in the siate,aud lhert;-fore possesses import-
ant advantages eiilier to the man of business
or leisure. -

For fiirilier paiticulars inquire ofJom\' W.
Hoi.LY, on the premises, or Mess:-s. BYRNES,
Titir.ini.i: 81 Co. South st. New York.

Also for sale, the Sloop Express, burthcn
sixty tons, built in 1821, is well calcrilatetl for
a mill boat or coaster, being in good order &
well found-—ls.iils,and one cable new. Inquire
as above. 13tf May, 18-26.

ONKLIN STRENGTH_’NlNG l’LA__.S—
TER--WARRAi'V'TED GENU.INE~-
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Norwalk. Julie "28. 18

NEW ES 2‘.{.i13L1.sImII1a-'1'.
T A1 LORIN G

ILL be done in the best, neatest, and
uiost fashionable style, by the suhscri
bers,'in the rooru formerly occupied by Fred
erick Reed, in the store of Edward H. Street.
All orders tli'.:ukl'ully received and piiiictu-ally
JOHN H. VVA'l‘l-;RBUP.Y,
Snuum. J. COLLINS.
Norwal|<.17tli Julv. 1826. 9.1

HITGH(}0CK’S PLOUGIIS,
FOR SALE BY ‘STREET 81. JAMES.
Atigtist 14th, 1826.

1900 lbs. _GO'I'TO1\'tl' B.A.'I’.‘1‘Sa

for Sale at Factory prices, by S. J. F3051‘.
DI1“]'_'O-—-Biz JAMES lVlA1.Lonv,_

Neiv Goods.
H. K. FROST,

HAS just received from N. York an addi-
tional supply of DRY GOODS, which
he offers for sale very cheap for Cash.

Gout Qtuttnir mitts.
Norwalk, August 29.

ISSOLUTION.--The Co-partnership

’ heretofore existing under the firm of
flgres 8; Raymond, was dissolved on the first
of July last, by tnutiial agreement. The un-
settled. accounts will be settled by’ Frederick
Ayres. Ami-:5 $1. RAYMOND.

 

New Canaan, August 9.3, 18%. .537

NEW GOODS. , y
, STREET 87:. JAMES
ARE this day opening as cheap Goods as
'ere ever otfercd in this market, con-
sisting in part of ‘ ,
47 Pieces light 3:. dark Calicoes, fr. 10d to-
Light and dark C-‘inghams
Swiss, Mull, and Jaconet Muslins
Book and Cauibric do
Thule and Bohbiriet Lace - .
Wide Bobbinet Thread Lace Pearling
No 200 Cotton Floss Cotton and Thread
Blatk, white, and green French Crape
Irish Linens and Long Lawn
Imitation and Linen Cainbric
Black and colored Canton Crape
Plain and.fi_gured black Gro. de Nap. ,-
Brown, Lilacli 8:. lead col’d fig’d Gro de Nap
Superior India black Levantine
Itidia Satin and Sarsnet ‘ '
Veleniia, Mersailles, and black Silk Vestings
Black Botnbazines and Boinbazettes
Blue 5:. yellow Nanlrcen Black Circassian.
Flagg and Bandauoe Silk Handkerchiefs
Walpole. Dorchester and other Bediicks
’ Plaid Silks for Dresses Muslin Robes for do
Furniture Chintz, handsome patterns
A general-assortment ofBroad Cloths
Cassinieres and Saiiiuetis
930 ps. bleacli’d and unbleached Am. Muslins,
yard wide, for 121-2 cts the yard
4-4 fine‘iriii)oi'ted and American Shirtings
30 pieces 8 4 Sliirtings, very cheap.
N()f\\'iilI(, July 17. I

Aug. 21, 1826.

East End of Main-Strect..
- RON POTS, large and small

Dish Kettle-s do do
Common and covered Spiders
Sltellcls High Pans

Iron Dogs, various sizes

Spades and Shovels (English) ,

Trace Chains Wool Curtis

Sldlt-‘S and Pencils

Wis’. Btotiiiis and Briislies

Writing and Letter Paper, and Qiiills

Also. Glass Ware and Crockery, an "assort-
ment

ment of DRY GOODS,
Fm salts clieap by
LOCEVVOOIE EL ‘:5"l‘..IO‘fi.?\’.
MIILINARY.
J‘/[RS M. A. Sl£LLl~;L,‘K iulcrnis her
. . friends and the public ui general, that
she has reconiincrict-d ll"l’ .\lillin:iry liiisiiiess
at lit-r furuier stand in l‘.'orwalk—-at wliicla
pl:
<r)l'ln1elll of Goods in that line. The follow-
ing are a part: I-adii-s’ yr-llow 51. black Leg-
horn Hats and G-ipsics, some very cheap ;—
Straw Bounetis; Silk Hats ofdiffereiit sliades,
colors. forms and lashion.. Also, a case of
Misses and Children’s open work straw Gip-
sins ofa good quality : scvr-.ral patterns of Ar-
tificial Ii‘lowr-rs and Wre:-iiiis.sopie very fine ;
~ :.= good assnrtnieni of Gauze. 'I‘afft:ta, and the
eiiihossetl Ribbons oftl'ifft-:~ciit t:i)lO1'S and pat-
turns; black and white (frapcs ; Lisses of
tlilfeieiit colors; Buliiiieit L:-acre, very cheap ;
wire, niilliiiett, btlt1(ll}l)X-“S, Ste. all of wliich
will be sold on as aocoiiiiiiodatiiig terms as at
any similar establisliment.
Nnrwalk. Ma"v 8. 1896. Govt}
Clay’s Stomach Bitters,
Just receiim-d amlfor sole 1:! the G./iZE’1'TE
OI"Fl(-‘E--—Also, by S. St. Jo/:71. and Bcrtj.
lsaars, Norwalk, and by SI-ymour Jarvis,
Stamford.
" ‘iinsr: approved Bitters will give relief in
all cases ofN2itisea, voiiiitiiig,llattilciice.
lica l‘l-l)lll'l1,C‘OSIll-'8l1€SS,\V€'}IIRIIESS at the breast
pain in the stoiiiacli, loss of appetite, and all
s_Vl1l})[()I1l€ of iiitligcsiion. They are a very
pleasant cordial bittcr.——1’rice 27.5 Cents.
Nnvemiwr ta. 13-15.

Cotton Batting,
OTTON YARN 81. CANDLE ‘NICK,
for sale by Jacon SMITH.
Norwalk, Aug. 16, 189.6. 95
JUST |'CC(‘l\‘('tl and for sale a tpiariiiiy of
Mziclteit-l, half Barrels and Barrels, No.
l. and 9.. Al~o, C.tiial_ FLOUR" ; Codfi-sli ;
Clieese. A good assoiiiiicnt ol Hardware 8;
Fl idings. 11. STREET.
Norwalk, August 7,
T0 R'E.3\”'l.‘,
HE Room latcl ~ occu )I€f.l by Miss Ed-
} l
wards as a Millinary. It is stiitable for a
DryG-nod or Grocery store or for a Mechanic.
Apply to LOCKWOOD &.S'I‘. JOHN.
Ntirwalk. Jul} 8. I896. 90'

FOR SALE BY 55. 3. $3.051’.
' ARIOUS kinds of FRESH
‘I TEAS
ill I I, . 40 Barrels of Fresh FLOUR

iittitlllliail Connecticut River Mess SHAD

No. 1, iii barrels and halfbarrels
Fat Mackerel, No. I, and E2, in barrels and
hall‘ barrels .
TIJIIO TIIY SEED.
10.0 Biislicls ROCK Sfllwg
Patent WHEEL IIEJQDS
Hay and manure Forks
Old Jamaica Rum, suitable for medicine
Various kinds of Wine I

 
 

 
 

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Taiuarinds "Good Hoes
‘Wooden Bottles Nails

Grain Cradles Potash

Tin Ware Stone “Tare

Cooking Furnaces
400 Bushels Sand ; Good Starch; Almonds
Filberts; ‘Sm. &.c.
Norwalk, August 20. '

STONE LIME.

ONSTANTLY on hand, and for Sale by
' the Cask. Locnwoou $2. S7,‘. Joiiiv.

- Augtist 1st. 1896-

WAN TED, S

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The above articles together with an assori- "

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a farm fitwtlly of 5:19:11-5,.
-’-.FOR SALE BY-JOHN BURRALL. ~
A quant'it_v oft'hc"fiisi. quality of St.--.—. (‘.1-‘gig
SUGAR, by the hundred or less quan-
tity, clieap.,.. .: -;-.,. ~ -. . -,--.
._IaIIile\VjlS8,-.0l'l8 hngshead of Coarse Sugar,
suitable for Wine; likew.~ise_..whitc and browh
Havana do.;; likewise aquanuty of ‘PORT-
ABLE FURNACES ,; 6 -dozen of,Dunliai-ls"
RAKES, of ,the.first- quality ; Bartlet’s runw-
iiig SCYTI-IES, warranted. _ ' — f‘!

Saithlcs, mattresses, sat
NEW ,ES'l.?A.BLlS!~Jl\1_.l2‘.l\_‘-'I‘.

~ raatizrcr E.'HQ1r'T... 
REs_i>Ec'rFU,LL_i" .acquair;'ts.liis frlé1‘ltI§
_ and the .public geperally, illtat he; has
opened ,3 shop i_n.the rearward ofEli B. Ben.
nett’s Store, a feyv doors east of the , Bi-id'ge,,
where he keeps, ;-and. is rnauufact"t‘iri_ng.§q

"A...

NESS, TRUNKS. CAPS. P0It_'I‘MAN.
TEAIIS, HOLSTEGS, and VALICES;
together with various less commodities ripper
tenant to his busii1ess,' made expressly Ioi
customers. _ . V , t ,. ..
He has_also, for sale, ,Whips, - Spurs
Sleigh Bells, and an eligible selection ll
Brass and silver_plat_ed, potted, and Japan:
‘Hard Ware, Buffalo Robes, 830. &c.- allr,
which may be obtained. on as moderate term.-
as at any similar estab_lishment_. ,,
*** Old articles promptly repaired.
\Vanted, C'flTTLE’S HJIIR. - 

Niirivalk. Jan. Ed. 1896: 'g3m45

N orwalk

Sign of
out}: of

T HE Proprietors have recently been malt
iiig considerable additions to" the abort-
.eslalillSl1l11e|ll, which, togetherivith formei
stock, enables them to offer to their frientls SQ
the public as extcrisivc assortment of
§9t‘ttg3!3,_,§I’1€hftf1t€.!§; _, _
igiatrnt I‘i'i£"IItttiIE.8, Qtltcm'tctiIrs, are
As are usually fntiiid in a country _s_tore,ii7l_iii':li'
they will dispose of. Wliolesdle arid RctaiI,’o'n
the most re:isou..l~.lc_ lPt‘ll_lS for cash.
5 OD/1 TVA TEE. - -

They respecifnlly at qtfkllnl the Public thaif
they have at length succeeded in fitting tip;
in the first order, their apparatus for riiauti‘l'_a'c-
tiiriiig and drawing SODA WATER, 8z,:'i'vi”
lierea fterkeep a constant supply of uni health-'
ful drink, oftlie best rpiality. ,,
Qtartsntratrti firossazm-t1—la' . - cab”-

They have also purchased the flalzl, fgecui
red by Letters Paieui,) of fl)a.1)l1fa'Cillt'l“ng $1}
drawing Scliirmjici-tn’s Patent, Ctzrb"o'7iat£J
Srrrsnparilla Mead, and will keep a eonstan
supply of ihisjusuly celebrated beverage,-tlirt)‘
the season. The following'- certificktfe will
show the estimation in which this prepai'ation'
is held by enii:-eiii Physicihns in New York.

‘J. L. Schiefleliii, Druggist, N. Y. having"-
stibinilted to.iis a receipt for the preparation
of his Palm! Carbonated Sarsaparilla Mead,
we do hereby certify that the iiigredieuis used
tliereiu are calculated to produce a beneficial
cfi"ect on the human burly, tending there im-
mediately to invigorate the stomach {and we‘-
recoiiiuiend it not only ori'act-iount ofits med"
ical virtues, but as a pleasant’ and re'fi-‘esl'ii'u'§
tlriiili.’-'—Si;aned, John C. Cliessiiizin, M. I.
Fiaiicis E. Berger, M. D. G. W.‘C|i-.ipuiaii.~
~"I- D- New York, July‘, 8226.}

In fitting tip their establisliiiiént no exe'i"'-‘
tions or expense have been spared‘ the prll-I-‘
prietors, and they" now respectfully solicit path‘
ronage in their undertaking._ __ __
PRICE‘ 3:“ l'Vl’LEAN.
July 11.18938. , . .. co‘ ,

Ur. Ilulfs Pa-ten-t ‘.l'r'~u.s'.s‘.~
RICE 81. M’LEi5&N, agents for the Pa‘{-'
etitce, have just received a supply of Q9,
. A. G. Hull’s' improved hinge and pivot‘Tr‘ti_iit#
which for conveniciice and utility are surptis‘
scd by none. Numerous certificates fr.-c'ele‘,
hrated Pliysiciaiis and persoiis who have used
lllemi (if their extraordinary effect, can be‘
-“X€)l’l1ll1G(l by calling at the NorwalIt‘Dispeii-‘
sarv. south ofthc Bllflifli“. _MlVlav 1.1.,“
Canal Flour.-
HE Subscriber has just‘ received‘ a‘ new
supply of Fresh Ground CA"'N'AIJ
FLOUR. of an excellent quality, iv'ar'ra‘ntetf
coon.—--LIKEWISE, Hard and Holloiv
WARE, anew Supply. wliich.wil_l be sold‘
cheap. _ , JOHN BURRALL;-
Norwalk, Jiilv 516. p g _ 23
LUMBER.
STREET 8c JZHJIIES _
AVE on hand and for sale at their yard
in Norwalk, a‘ general assortment 6

LUMBER. mostly seasrmed' and fit for iin-‘
mediate use, which they t)fl"et*'l50‘l'I1t§ public at-
their usual very low prices. _

Augu~t fit, 189.6. ' 27

HE Court of Probate for the District of’
Norwalk, hath limited six months from

the, publication hereof, for the exhibition of‘
claims against the estate ulf Wm. Jesup, late of
Wilton, dec’d, to the subscribers. Those in-
debted to the estate are requested to iual-:6

immediate payment. _ H
GEORGE MEAD, 2Atl-iilfl.-'

 

_-4'4‘

SAiii’i. P. Raunax L, istra-
NANCY Jcsvp. t~.»rs.
Norwallt, Au;;:~:’ 21 18-16 *1’?

EDW'.ll.I€.U H. STREET
H,\S just =.t.ceiv:_:u lioiis N Yori. a quan-
tity ofST.CROIX SU:lal{;YOU?vG'-
HYSON 'l‘EA and other TEAS ; first qual-
ity COFFEE; and sundry other articles,
tvliicli he will sell low for Cash. *
*,,* Ship Surf‘ and Sand tor sale as above.
Norwallt, .-Xiigiist I4, 1896.

CLAY’S ITCH OINTMENT,

F OR pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease

and t'.ertaiiity,is infinitely superior to any
other medicine, for the cure_ of that l11DSI(.IIS.**_
agreeable and tormenting disorder--Likewisfi
for all herretie eruptions and impurities ot'ih_a
éskin. : Price 33 cents. For sale by. 3. Isaac‘!
lNorwallt, and S. Jarvis, Staniforflg

 
 
 

variety of, SADDLES, BRIDLES. -HAR. 

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