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ACCOMJIODATION PACKET.-'3.
To Suitfrom H OYTS &' C035‘ Lrmdiiig at
.Vortvrxllr, for Peck-Slip. .I‘Vew- Yorlc.
HE Nu-rwalk Line of Pacltcts have coin-
menced their weckly trips, and will sail
regularly tliroiign the season in the following
order : Sloop CITIZEN, Bi'owir. to leave Nor-
' walk for New York on Tuesdays, and return
the Saturday following: Sloop lldscu.i.\*ic,
Hoyt, on Thursdays, and return the Tuesday
tirllowiug; and Sloop Samzva, Bczskam, on
'S8llliftiaVS,'1l)(l return the Thursday following.
For Fr-eiglitor Passage apply to the Cap-,
Store of
HOYTS S’. CO.
_Norwalk, April 1, 1826. 6
{ains on board, or at the
SLOOP ‘ORANGE—--Regular Packet.
SYLVANUS S. l72Ai'-noun. Master,
leaves .i\"oi-walk every Tuesday and returns
from Jl/‘ew
Yor/c_evc-ry SuI.itr:1n_i/.
L ockwoon 5- S1~.J'OHN
would inform their friends
and the public, that they have
. entered into the marketing bu-
Still’-lb}, and request a sliare 0flli8ll‘p'1ll'()ni1g8,
wliicli they hope. to merit, by their attentions
1'0 plcase, and exPrtions to accomtnodaie.
For fteight or passage, apply to the Packet
Office in therear of Eli B. Benuett’s Store,
“frotn which place the Orange will hereafter
‘rnn) or to the Captain on board.
N. B. Lockwood 8:. St. John will continue
‘their Dry Good business atiheir old stand
Norwalk. September 13
N EW ARRAN GEM EN '1‘.
For Sawpit, .\/‘orwall.-., and Bridgeport.
.- V HE Steam Boats
,_ __ SHALL, Sc LAFAY-
.”.’~'-‘ar-*~.'J1_"'r”.a‘-—‘72‘.-.~ F/1"l‘E, have commen-
ced running to and from New York t'\*._Bridg-
or: every day, (Sundays excepted) as follow.-:
' ‘be John Marshall will leave New York on
Tuesdays. Thursdays, aid Saturdays: at nine
olclock, A. M. stripping at Sawpit 8:. Norwalk;
anti returning, leave Britlgepr-nt on Mondays,
\Vednesclays. and Fridays, at 9 A. M. ; Nor-
walk ll A. M. and Sawpit 1 P. M. The La
Fayette will leave the several places at the
satire hours, on the follouing days. viz: New
York on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
and Bridgeport on Tuesdays, Tlitirsdays, and
Saturdays. The Stages will run from,.llt8
several places as usual. Fare, from N York
to Sawpit, 7.5 cents: in Norwalk, 81 ; to
Bridgeport, 31 925. Children, balfprice.-—
Dinner, 37 1-92 cents ; breakfast and tea, 25
?een«t. cash. 98
HE subscriber having the
agency ofa Chair Manu-
faciory in New York, has just
received a handsome assort-
ment of FANCY CHAIRS,
which he offers for sale on as
good terius as, they can be
bought for in N. York. They
are Wfll"l‘E1l‘.lC(l to be made of
til the bestofiiiaterials and in the
-best manner. It is his intention to keep a
constant supply on liari_d, and when any pir-
ticular kind is wanted which he has not got it
can be immediately ordered and prociired.——
His Chairs are made atone of the must re-
spectable Factories in the city.
H. K. FROST.
Norwalk, August 98, 1826. x
I .
,.. ~.-
LATT, PARTRICK. 8:. CO. wish to
give notice that they have coiumcneed.
running their line ofstages from Danbury (by
way of Bethel,).to Norwalk, as ft)ll0w.s:—
i.eave.Danbury every Monday, Wedricsdav,
and Friday morning, at 6 o’clock, and arrive
in time to meet the steam-boat, which runs
from Norivalk to NewYork; and leaves Nor-
walk every Tuesday, ’I‘liursrla_v and Saturday '
upon the arrival of the steam-boat.
Nhrwalk, Sopteruliter 4.
Falling, Dyeing, and
GLOTHDRESSING.
FE‘ l-lE subscriber respectfully iuforins his
- friends and the pulilic in general, that
his mill and machinery are now in complete
order for dressing cloth, where all orders in
that line will be iliankftilly received and punc-
tiially attended to. The subscriber returns
his thanks to his customers for their past pat-
ronage, and solicits a continuance ofit. Per-
sons who uill leave their cloth with writtten
«directions on it, at the store of Mr. Eli Reed,
in Norwalk, will have it taken, dressed in the
best manner, and returned there as soon as
finished. SAMUEL DA\'El\‘If0ll.'1‘.
N. B. Dye VVoods of all kinds that are
chipt for sale by the subscriber.
Norivalk, September 6. I826.
(tt'.l*°“ric:tI ifiiittrroratfnit.
,_ , - LAY of Whitwews laiqzzid Opo.
,1. deldor:,just received at the Dispensary
South of'ilie Bridge. Pnici: 8:. M’Li~:AN.
August 29, 1826. . ’
flitbitzztrtttzii §5l1BL’tfttg.'.i._
' LARGE supply ofUnbleacli‘ed Sheet-
‘.28
Q9
ings, of a superior quality, for ls. per‘
yard_.just received and for sale by
JAMES Mauortr.
29
Sept. 11, 18%
JOHN MAR-‘
Blk ‘India Lcvamine
J 0II.N' BURR./JLIL
AS just received
iiou to his stock
E
from N. York an addi-
of Hard VVar;,-, besides
v- small assortment of Hollow “fare, and reels
confident, altho’ he does not consider himself
a Successor to any one, he can sell as cheap.
The following articles comprise a part of
his assortment, viz :
Desk and trunk Locks
Stock and dead do
Chest and pad do
Curtain pins
Coniiiiode nobs
Snrifl'8z. tobacco boxe~
Block tin tea pots
Qtiinebaug and sand
stones
W'ilsou’s Bread and
shoe knives
Butts and screws
Wrought Tacks and
Sparables
Jack & pen knives
Curry combs
{last hob nails
Spades and shovels
Shovels and tongs
Grid Irons
Barber’s Razors
Benj.’s razor straps
Table and teaspoons
Ink powder
‘Lather bruslies and
boxes
l\'oi-folk anti common
latches and itetches
Coarse and fine tooth
combs
Pocket Books 8:. waj.
lets '-
Slioe and scrubbing
brushes
Scissors and shears
Wafers
S.iiid paper
Awls, and shoe tack
Belts’ Blocking ~ I
Peging awl Ilflfls and
sewing do
An assortitietit of out
Nails "
Norwalk, .
S9plt’ll)l_\P.l' l8, 180.713.
Lockwood St. John
AVEjust rec’d a
good terms as c
H
nil offer for sale or-i as
ash can command, the
following new Goods :—
4 4, and 6 4 Bobbinett Lace ~
1 3 and I I6 Bobbiuett Lace
Swiss and Cotton Lace .
Black, white and green French crapcs“
Black and col’d canton crapes
Blue 3:. brown striped
and fig’d gro de naptles
Fig’tl and plain black gros dc naples
White, black and green Florence
Ltglit and dark bluedo
White, black and brown satin
French and India Lev
amine
Sinchews and Sarsnett
Black and green India
silk, 1 ‘*4‘y(].‘Wl(lB
Bombazett and Boinbaziiie .
Toiluett and silk Vestings -
Black Mode. Black
Irish linens and linen
Linen cainbric lidltfs.
silk Velvet
cambric
and Long Lawn
Black, blue, green and brown Tabby Velvet
CALICOES, an asso
Furniture Chintz
rtment
Black levantine and canton lidkfs
Gros de naples and calishmere do
Barrage and Prussian do .
Silk and cotton flagg lidkfs
Cliildren’s pocket hdk
Scarlet and brown do
is.
White and col’d muslin cravat‘s
8-4 English merino Shawls
5-4 handsome chiniz
Shawls
A quantity of Russia Diaper cliclfip
Gloves, an assortment
Fig’d and plain Jaconet muslin
Plain and fig’d Book muslin
Cambric muslin.
Leno
Sarstiett and white glazed uiusliii
Plain and fig’d Swiss muslin-
Hosiery, an assortuieii
I
Brown muslin for hats
Ge:-insuile and Cassinett
Ginghams and checks, low
American and Russia
Olive and Bangup cor
Ribbons, a variety
Cambric and Furiiitui
Braids, curds, tapes an
Norwalk, May 9.27..
sheeting
d, very cheap
‘e Diinity
d bobbin
ELI B. BE.‘i‘l'.N‘E'i"l‘,
flflw Rods East Q,/‘the Bridge,
- Ol“FEIiS the fol
comprise only a
at such pried as are worthy the attention 0
Purchasers.
Blue, black, olive, and
mixed CLOTPIS
do do do Cassimeies
Bang tip Cords
Black Satteeu
do Lasting
Bluefsr. plainNankeens
Biack Bombazine
do Circassian
Black, blue, brown 8L
crimson plain and
fig’d Bombazette
Calicoes, various qual-
ities
Furniture Chintz
Imported strip’d Ging
hams
Auierican Plaids
Blue srip’d seersuckcr
Silk and cotton flzigg
liandkerchiefs
Bllt canton er. plaid do
White cotton border’tl
and Battces do
Cotton Shawls, large
and small
lVInslin Robes
Furniture Diinity
An assortrn’t ofShirt-
ing nruslius
Linen Cainbric
Long Lawn
Linen, various quality
Cambric muslin
Plain and fig’d Jaco-
nei, Swiss and book
muslin Diaper
‘Cravais, assorted cul-
ms and sizes
Blue silk Velvet
Fig’tl Gros de Naples
Silks, various colors
lowing articles, which
part of his 2)SSUt[ll|elll,,
Black Sarsinet
Green and white Flor-
erice
Bobinett Lace for veils
Blk Canton $3 French
Crape
Coler’d do, green and
white do
Plain and fig’d cotton
and Bobinett Lace
Ladies’ silk and white
kid Gloves
Giinps, assorted colors
Piping Cord
Silk Buttons, assorted
colours
White 55 black cotton
and worsted hose
Floss cotton, skeius $3-
spools. do Thread
Quilting cotton
Black silk Vesiing
Valentia Ex‘. Mcrseilles
Vestings
Ladies’ Kid Gloves,
assorted colors
Ribbons, assorted
Gauze htlkfs
Brown muslin for hats
Cotton Checks
American Stripe
Bedtick
Umbrellas 81. Parasols
Oil Cloth
A constant supply 0
Cotton Batting and
Candle Wick
Also, Cotton Yarn fine
and coarse
An assortment of_Gro-
ceries, I-lardware
and Crockery
Norwalk, August .
Green Gauze
14, 1326.
U UTTON BA’l"I‘S
OR sale by
March 13 I
Locxwooo 81. ST. JOHN.
826. 3
$31112 amt _t!tEiIlrittz.('£utftu’n 3§’€iI'_lI,
Candle-Wtck &. CottonBat.t1ng
A new supply, just received and for sale by .
JAMES MALLORY. I
NORWALK, Comv. TU
ESDAY. 3?, 1326.
1'
I I ‘H’. Clothes.
TIiE‘subscriber has received and offers for
sale at his store a few rods ‘East of the
Bridge, a good assortment of the above arti-
cle on terms unusually invititlg to those who
leave cash in exchange. .
‘ Enwm I._‘i_ocKwoon.
Norwallt, June, 1826. ’ 16
JOHN BURRALL
I _ .,.rs='1+;w GOODS.
STREET .& JAMES
Q RE this day opening as cheap Goods as
sisting in part of
'47 Pieces light 82. dark Calicocs, fr. 10d to-—
Light and dark Ciughams ,
Swiss, Mull, and Jaconet Muslins
Book and Cambric do
Thule and Bobbinct Lace
' AS lately rec’d from New York an ad-
dition to his stock in trade. Amongst
the articles are the following, viz— '
Coguiac Brandy, 4th proof, ofan excellent
quality; ‘Holland and Pierpont Gin; St.Croix
and New England Rum; Brown Sugafig a
good assortriient ; Lori-fand Lutnp Sn a'rs;——-
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and Old rlyson
Teas ; inuscatel Raisins, by the box or_ pound,
cheap. A qrigintity ofAnieiican Glass, by the
box, ofthe first quality. .
LIKEWISE, Shovels 81. Spades; Shovels
“ and Tongs, and Gridiroris, cheap ; whitewash
' Brushes ; ground Log Wood, &.c..&Lc.
. Likewise, Halfpint Tumblers, a good as-
,;s,o_i‘tiirent. Norwalk, April 16, 18%.
JOSEPH E. GORKIER
Rl<JSPEC'l‘b‘ULLY informs his friends
and the Public in general, that he still
carries on the business at the old stand of
Scofieltl 81. Corker, where all orders from any
part of the country, will be thankfully rec’d Est
puiictually attended to. He would also in-
form them that he ltasjitst returned from N.
York, where he has spared no pains to secure
tlielatest. Fashions, and from his experience‘
in tne business, aml having experienced work-
men, he will assure all iliose who will favour
him with their custom, that they may depend
on having their work done in the neatest and
most fashionable manner.
:N. B. A supply oftlie best of‘Trimmings,
kept constantly on hand.
’Norwa|k, May 8, 1826. ll
V.flLU.f]BLly‘. RE./IL ESTJJTE
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE Real Estate
situated near the village of
Staniford, state of Connecticut,
iliirty-six miles from New York.
1-. .;t.z..—' sis of two large Flour Mills, one of
sixteeii and the other eight run o-fstones, ca-
pable of grinding one thousand bushels per
week They are located on Long Island
Sound, with iliesole use ofthe harl2or,(wliir;li
‘is never impeded by ice when the Sound is
navigable) admitting vessels from severity to
eighty tons burtlien; togeilii-r with houses in
the iiiii-ierliato vicinity, calculated for the res-
ideiices of niillers and other laliotirers, with
woi‘lt"'sliops for blacksmiihs and mill wrigliis,
and all the modern Ilhp|'0V8I‘tlPlllS for carry-
‘ ing on the business so as to render it lucra-
tive to the purchaser.
Also, an elegant modern built
Dwellirig-House,
Large and comiiiodioiis, well adapted for the
l‘t3§l(lPll('e of ilie proprietor or any other gen-
teel family, and cniniiiantlintz a beaiitiftil and
exlciisive view of Lunglslaiid and the Sound.
lfisliiiig, l'\‘owliii,t;, Stu. in all their varieties.—-
Atiziclied to the 1-louse is an extensive Garden
of several acres, beautifully located, aml con-
tainiug a great variety of choice fruits. flow-
ers, and slirubbery,wiili an ice house, summer
house, and li:iiid.<ouiely laid out with gravel
walks, to;.;ethei' with about forty acres ofland
divided into tillage, meadow, anti wood,-
Barns. stables. granary, and other out houses.
The whole embracing an Island immediately
I connected with the main land.
The above extensive and valuable Real
Estate will be sold separate or together. For
desirableness of situation, beauty of prospect,
or place of business,it is.not probably exceed-
ed in the state,arid therefore possesses import-
. ant advantages either to the man of business
. or leisure.
For furtlier-particulars: inquire of JOHN VV.
HOLLY, on the premises, or Messrs. BYRNE8,
TRIMBLE &. Co. South-st. New York.
Also for sale, the Sloop Erpi-ess, burtlien
sixty tons, built in 182i, is well calculated for
a mill boat or coaster, being in good order 8:.
well found——sails,and one cable new. Inquire
as above. 13!!’ May, 1826.
C ONKLIN STRENGTH’NlNG PLAS-
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Norwalk. Jime°16.
HITCHUOUICS PLUUGHS,
FOR sans BY srarsnr SI. JAMES.
Atigust 14th, 1826.
New Goods.
H. K. F12 oszt,
EEAS just received from N. York an add}.
tioiial supply of DRY "GOODS, which
he offers for sale very cheap for Cash.
(‘fronts (cotton mitts.
Nnrlvfllli. August 9.9.
N ew Supply of Groceries,
‘j,‘DWARD,H. STREET hasjustreturn-
-“ ed from New York with a fresh assort-
ment of GROCERIES of all kinds, which
he offers on as reasonable terms as can be
purchased elswhere. '
Among his as<.ortment'.'ma_v be found-
RUM, Brandy, G-in, Wines, &. Cordials;
various kinds of TEAS and SUGARS ; Mo-
lasses; Butter ; Cheese; Pork ; Fish ; Rice
Crackers; VV. I. Fruit; Ginger; Pepper;
Peat‘la.Slt ;Nutmegs ;.Segars; Snuff and To-
0
ll
- bacco of all kinds ; Candles,,_Soap, 8Lc.&c.
Together with a generdlléiassoi-tinent of
‘ HARDWARE and FINDINGS.—-Like-
wise,—Gro;.. d Logwood and Nickeragua-
wood ; Glass, Putty, Chalk, Rosin, and Oil-
“Ones, 5L0.‘ Norwalk, Nov. 12.
Canal Flour-New Crop.
UST rec’d and for sale by the subscriber,
a new supply of Canal Flour, new crop.
Sept 13 ~J0l!N BURRALL.
- ESS PORK.—A few”Barrels of Mess
~ Pork for.sale by S. J. Fnosr.
Norwalk, Aug, 28, 182$! £7.
TER—-WAI{RANT—ED GENUINE-
Vliide Bobbinet Thread Lace Pearling
No 9.00 Cotton Floss Cotton and Thread
Blatk, white, and green French Crape
Irish Linens and Long Lawn
Iniitatiou and Linen Canibric
Black and colored Canton Crape
Plain and figured black Gro. de Nap.
Brown. Lilarzb 8:. lead col’d fig‘d Gro de Nap
Superior India black Levantiiie
India Satin and Sarsnet
Velentia, Mersailles, and black Silk Vestings
Black Bomliaziries and Bombrizeiies
Blue 8:. yellow Nankeen Black Circassian
Flagg ant". Bandanoe Silk Hanrlkercliiefs
lValpole,Dorcliester and other'Bedticks,
Plaid Silks for Dresses Muslin Robes for do
Furniture Chintz, handsome patterns
A general assortment of Broad Cloths
Cassimeres and Sattinetts
20 ps. bleach’d and unbleached Am. Muslins,
yard wide, for 12 1-2 cts the yard
4-4 fine imported and Aniericau Shirtings
,30 pieces 8-4 Shirtings, very cheap.
' Norwalk, July 17.
Aug. 21, 1826.
East End of Main-Street.
RON POTS, large and small
Dish Kettles do do
Common and covered Spiders
Skelleis High Pans
Iron Dogs, various sizes
Spades and Shovels (English)
Trace Chains Wool Cards
Slates and Pencils
Wisk Brooms and Brushes
Writing and Letter Paper, and Quills
Also, Glass Ware and Crockery, an assort-
ment
The zrhnve articles together with an assort-
ment of DRY GOODS,
For sale cheap by
LOCtR\’VOOl) Sic ST.JO‘fiN.
IVEILEINARY.
R, RS. M. A. SELLECK informs her
. . friends ‘and the public in general, that
site. has reconiincnced her ll‘lilliiiary business
at her f«.'l'lll(“.I' stand in Norwalk-—-at which
place she offers to the public a liandsome as-
sorinieiit of Goods in that line. The follow-
ing are a part :_ I-adies’ yellow $1. black Leg-
horn flats and Gipsies, some very cheap ,-
Straw Bonnetis; Silk Hats ofdifi'erent shades,
colors. forms and fashion. Also, a case of
Misses and Chilrlrcii‘5 open work straw Grip-
sios ofa good qiiriliiy ; several patterns of Ar
tificial Flowers and Wreatlis.soiiie very fine;
a good assortment of Gauze, Taffeta, and the
eiribossed Ribbons ofrlifiereiit colors and pat-
terns; black and white Crapes ; Lisses of
differeiit colors; Bobinett Lace, very cheap ;
wire, rnillineit, bandboxes, Ste. all of which
will he sold on as accninitiodating terms as at
any similar establislinieiit.
Norwalk. May 8, l8‘2t‘i.
Cotton Batting,
OTTON YARN 8:. CAI\Il_Jl_.E VVICK,
for sale by Jacon SMITH.
Norwrilk, Aug. 16, i826. Q5
UST received and for sale a quantity of
Miickercl, half Barrels and Barrels, No.
Land 2. Also, Canal FLOUR; Codfish ;
Cheese. A good assortment oflrlardwarc 82.
Fi.idiiigs. E. H. STREET.
STONE LI1'lIE,
ONSTANTLY mi hand, and for sale by
‘ the Cask. Locrrwooo 8:. S1‘. Jonu.
August 1st, I826.
LUMBER.
STREET 8!. J./1JlI-ES
. AVE on hand and for sale at their yard
in Norwalk, :1 general assortment of
LUMBER, mostly seasoned and fit for im-
mediate use, which they offer to the public at
their usual very-low prices.
Aiigiist ELI, I896. - Q7
10G0ibs. COTTON BATTS,
For Stile at Factory |)l‘IC8n, by S. J. Faust‘.
CLAY’S ITCH OINTMENT,
F OR pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease
and ccrtaintv,is infinitely superior to any
other medicine, for the ctire of that most dis-
agreeable aodtorrrientiiig disorder-—Likewise
for all herretie eruptions and impurities ofthe
skin. Price 33 cents. For sale by B. Isaacs
Nnrwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford.
EDFV./9RD H. STREET
HAS just rrtceivetl from N. York a quan-
tity ofST.CR.0IX SUGAR;YOUNG
HYSON TEA. and other TEAS ; first qual-
ity COFFEE; and sundry other articles,
which he will sell low for Cash,
*** S/rip Shrffanrl Sand for sale as above.
Norwalk. Angtist I4, 1826. T, _I
NEW BOOKS.
(imll
ASTON De
vul. I9. mo. by Ann
Radcliffe ; the stair-
dard Spelling Book
——.. . . -. . or Scholars Guide.
by James H. Sears ; Tytler’s History ; Com-
panion for the Altar, kc. Stc. just rec’d and
for sale at the Bookstore-and Library. South
ofthe Bridge. P. PRICE-
Norwalk, August 9.9.
400 BU"SHEI.S
TURIPS ISLAND SALT.
FIFTY TONS PLASTER.
42 Barrels sitperfine Flow‘: 7599"”?! Eroufld
GRA IN FANS.
1-‘on SALE er .5. J. moss.
l
were ever offered in this market, (':on-_
Blondeville, 1 ,
1501.. do 5-.»
a arm .§1t;)1JI,I_10f..§1I§£Ii‘.”3,
FOR SALE BY.;JOHN BURRALL.
r tiantity of the first quality of St. ~ Cr‘oi:{
A SUGAR, by the hundred orless quan-
tity. clie-in _ . . .~. ,. V .
,_LilLcwis,e, one hogshead of Coarse Sugar.
suitable for Wine; likewise, white and brown
Havanado. ; likewise a quantity of ‘PORT.
ABLE FURNACES ; 6 dozen OfDIllibm"-_‘3
RAKES. ofthe firs‘! quality ;,Bartlei’s mow-
mg SLYTHES.-warranted.;-» " 7 r '
53331198. ?l3aturasrrs,l§:i3
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
, H./IRVEF 1211101/1" . ,.
ESPECTFULLY acqiiaints his frieiidsl;
and the public generally, .tha't., he hag
opened ASll0p in the east-room_of.Lockti,iood8}
St.John’3 Store-, a few rods east of the Bri_t_lge,-,
.w|iere he keeps, and is inn-.iiufacturin'g, a
variety of SADDLES, BRIDLES, HAR
NESS, TRUNKS, CAPS, PORTMAN‘;
'l‘EAUS, HOLS'l‘ERS, and VALICES;
together with various less commodities apper
tenant to his business, made expressly to!
customers. _—
He has also for sale, Whips, Spurs,
Sleigh Bells, and an eligible se_lection of’
Brass and silver plated, potied,,and Japaned
Hard Ware, Buf’l'alo Rnbes,&c.'&c, allof
which may be obtained on as moderate ternfi
as at any similar establishment. _, ,
*** Old articles promptly repaired.
. Wanted, CJ?TTI'.E’S HAIR.
Ntirwalk. Jan. Ed. 1893. Bm45
N orwalk ,_ Dispenszgy
T-':‘ '
Sign of , t/ic Jlforilar,
South of 3 the Bn'dgé_
71"‘ NE Pi'oprietm.s li;tV8 recently been malt
iiig coiisiderablenadditionsi to the above
esiahli~liirieiii, which, "together with fo'i_;inei-
stuck. enables them to offer to. their friends 8:?
tlie public as exteiisivo $l>'S()r(n)e|]| of
Extras, _jE£t£cZtir_tttt*.t«’,’ , _
1‘;3:ttritt»§artitrntci3,<rlttrrmirats, Sit
As are usnallyfoiind in a ooiiiiiry store,ivirich
they will dispose of, Wholesale and Retail, on"
the most reasonable te_rms__ for cash.‘
SODA‘ TVA TER. , _
They respectfully acqtiaiiit, the Public that
they have at length sticceeded in fitting up,
in the first order, ilieir apparairis for ma'r’iu'I'ac-
luring and drawing SODA WATER. $1. will
hereafter keep a constant supply of this health-I
ful d'rink,pfihe best quality.’ __ .
mrirliuuatrn .1~ar.riat;iétrtIIa fitted ~
They have also purchased the right. I’-ecu
red by Letters l’aient,) of niantrfactiri.-ig, 8%
drawing Schir,-fl‘e.{tn’s Patent, ‘_.'(1‘I'bO7I(1l('(£
Srirsoparilla .Mead, and will keep a cnnstan
supply of tliisjusrly celebrated beverage, tliro
the st-‘:lS()n._ The following certificate will
show the estiniaiion in wliicb this prep’aratioi1
is held by eminent Plrvsicilins in New York.-
‘J. L: Schrefielin, Di-riggist, N. Y. having
submitted in IIS a i'et.-eipt for the prepartitiori
of his Patent Carbonated Sa‘rsaparilla Mead,
we do hereby certify that the iiigrodiciits used
therein are calculated to produce a beneficial
effect on the human body, tending more im-
mediately to invigorate the stomach ; and. wé
recommend it not only on account ofits med
ical virtues, but as a pleaeiaiit aiid__ refresliing‘,
tlrink.’—Si;.2ned, John C. Chessthaii, M. D..-
Fiaiicis E. Berger, M. D._ G. W. Cliapmam
M. D. New York, July, 8216.;
In fitting up their establishment no exert
iions or expense have been sparecl by the pro
prietni's,antl they now respectfully solicit pat-
ronage in their undertaltiiig. _
PRICE & M ‘LEAN.
July ll. 1336, __ _. '
Lo“. 11ull’s Paterzt 1 truss.
RICE 81. IWLEAN, agents for the Flat.-
entee, havejust received a supply of Dr;
A. G. Hull’s iruproved hinge :i‘ii(l pivot 'I‘riis‘§
‘ ~‘..-ag-g
which for convenience and utility ale stir-pas
sed by none. Numerous certificates fr. ccle
brated Physicians and persons who have nsecl
them, of their extraortliuai-_v el'fet-t'., iéaii lid
examined by calling at the Nurwalk Dispeirs
sary, sontli ofthe Bridge. , May 1.- ,
FILBERTS ‘
.0F first quality, for sale by _
Sept. I8. Jontv Bonn.iLf.._
NOTICE -
UST rec’d a Bale ofMUb1.ilN, 4 4 wide}
wliich will be sold at is. the yard, war-
. ranted equal to those sold last season for ls.4d
Those in want of the article would do well to‘
call immediately. ELI
Norw.alk, August 29. ‘ »
Wanted Immediately,
. WOMAN to take the whole charge or’
a small family, to whoingood encottr-'
agenient will be given. and a periiianeiii situ~
ation. Apply to Wi1.L1.o;iii MAYBURY.
Nnrwallt. September 4.. , ,
' FOR SALE, _ .
THE Dwelling-h'6ia:§§__;c'f‘the'
subscriber, one ofihe,-nrosf;
pleasant and healthy sitiiaiiorfi’
eat. this country affords, situated a-
i.,,m mt, rods east of W. IVlceker’s store, and
mitls and manufacturing establishniennwhere‘
business is lively of every: kind. To the dwel-
.|j_ng house is attached a garden in excellene
order surrounded with fruit trees ofthe choice.-
est kinds,,a_ barn. wood house, carriage house
and mech:inic’s shop, &c. —a riiost ex-r-ellen.r..
well of water, and aboiit4 acres oflaud under
good improvement. Tire above place is well
,‘,,,;.,,,qg,',,,.i to,ac'comniodate a inechariic of any
kind. Also, will be sold with the above
or separate‘-.a'b,out twelve acre: of, exce-Ilgp:
timber land, siztuated‘ near the premises. . Ed:
terms apply to the s'n'bscriber on the premises.
f d 5 - .
9 paymem ma 6 ea yJomv B. SANFORD.
B rook Ii e l d,__l_A__l,l l-’._~n_';l_-L _1_
Broad-Cloths and (x€U>‘3‘l7”«€7“€3er
VERY handsome assortuiett In Bu:-ad»
i Cloths, Cassinieres anti S:i|ii‘at‘7r‘!1‘.-i (ll?
gap, cheap izy Banner Ssilsfitfrtsé.
The above~will be sold at a bargain. '1'ei'ingr-
Norwalk Chronicler