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,A_CCO.\I.\1OD'A;'1‘ION PACKETS.
.\/‘in-zvrzl/r.,frr Peck-.S'Iip, .New- York.
HE Norivrilk Line of Packets have com
_ menccd their weekly trips, ‘and will sail
Iegiilrirly tlirougb the season in the following
() filer ; Sloop .C,|TIZEN, BIOlDIl.10 lf371Vl‘ NU!
walk for New York on Tuestlays, and relurii
the Saturday following: Sloop Illacuanic,
Ho_r;£, on Thuisdays,.and return the Tuesday
full-tnving‘, and Sloop SABW-it Dds/Wfit, 0|?
.S.tlttr(lRv’.S,'-H111 return the Thursday following
’ " For.Freig'ut‘t)r Passage’ apply’ to the Cap»
tains on board, or at the Storeof
, HVOYTS 8!. CO.
'No'rwalk, April 1, 13°26. X . 6
SLOOP ORANGE- -Rrgttlar Put‘/rel.
_, Suvsnos S. RAYMOND. Master,
_Eent,t€S.I\'br1D(llk every '1'-uesday and Tl.’l'IL?f12S
_ frorn ..?\"ctD York every Szzlurday.
L OCK WOOD 8' S'r.JOHN
woitld inform their friends
* ‘ _ and the public, that they have
f ,'-...--_'_T.i‘_ .entered into the ntarketiiig bit-
3'sincss,~.aiid request a share oftheil’ P"”""f‘€ea
‘wmch they hope to tnerit, by their attentions
~'q, please, and exertions to ziccoiiiinoilate.
For freight or passage, apply to the Packet
-Qffice in the rear of Eli B. BL’IlI’tell’s Store,
Qlronr which place the Orange will hereafter
run) or to the Captain 00 b08|‘<l-
N. B. Lockwood 8:. St. John will continue
‘€heir,'Dry Good business at their old staiid
Nrirwallt. Scpteinbr-.r '18
N E W ARRAN GE 31 EN’l‘.
HA RD-IVARE, &c.
JOE.’ " BUBRJILL
HAS just received from .”\'.York an addi-
tion to his stock of Hard Warp, besides
v small assortment of Hollow Ware, and feels
confident. altho’ he does not consider himself
a Successor to anyone, be can sell as cheap.
The followiiig_ articles comprise a part of
his assortmeiit, viz : _
Desk and trunk Lot-ks_" Table anti teaspoons
"Stock and dead do _ Ink powder
Chestaud pad do Lather brushes and
(.‘u'rtain pins boxes ~
Norfolk and common
latcliesland iietchcs
Lonrse apd fine tooth
combs I
Poflifil Books $2. wal-
lets .’
Shoe and scrubbing
bi-tish "s,
Scisso;/arid shears
Wafer I
Sand paper
Aivls, and shoe tack
Belts.’ Blricking -
-Paging awl liafts and
Cnmnrode uobs~
Snufi'&r, tobacco boxes
Block tin tea pots
Quint.-baug and sand
stones
Wilson's Bread‘ and
shoe knives -
Rims and screws
Wrought Tacks and
Sparables -.
Jack 8;. pen knives
Curry combs
Cast hob nails
Spades ‘and shovels
w-*1
Shovels and tongs I sewing do
Grftl Irons ,An assortirrent of cut
Barbs-i’s Razors Nails
Benj ’s razor strztrps Norwallt,
Septr-tttlier I8. 1896.
SEASOIWILBEE (30033.
MAY BE FOUND AT
J./1 COB S./7IIT.H’S
A GENICRAL Assortment ofFancy and
Simple DRY GOODS, and of as good
quality as can be found :-—-
Superfine Blue and black Cloth
do blue and black Cassimercs
Superfiire claret coloured Cloth
Saitinettsofall kinds. 3 Point Blankets
Devoiishire Kersey. Bang-up Cords
Red, white, and green Flannels ,
Green Baizes. Tartan 3:. Caroline Plaids
Fustian, an excellent article for pantalooris
Russia Duck and Russia Sheeting
.. F or Sawpil, .IVor'walk, and Bridgeport-
_Ҥ.,; HE Ste-iiii Boats,
. JOHN MAR-
, .- .- ., SHALL, is LAFAY-2
*f€'2'-’al‘.=..“~i:“.’;".‘.*x.!l‘+i‘{_.l.‘\“:'.~'—’af~;p-.- E'1"l‘E, have coinuien- g
ced iuiiiiitig to and from New Yolk 3‘_B”‘l$'
port everyday, (Siiudays excepted) as follows: ;
-'Plte John Marshtill will leave New Y‘-Ill‘ _°" E
Tiiesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays, at time I
b’clock_, A. M. stopping at Sawpitisz. Norwalk;
and returning, leave Bridgeport on Motitlays,
l’Veilnesdays, and Fridays, at 9 A. M. ; Nor-
walk 11 A‘. M. -and Saivpit 1 P. M. The La
Fayette will leave the several places BITIIIG
same hours, on -the following days. VIZ =_l‘~9‘V
'_York oti Moudays,“IVednesdays, and Fridays,
~_and Bridgeport on Tuesdays, 'I‘liurstlays, and
,Saturdays. The Stages will run frouirthe
several places as usual. Fare, “Om N 1'"l*
to Sawpit, 75 cents: to Norwalk,. SI ; (0
Bridgeport, 81 95. Children, hall p:jice.--
Dinner, 87 12 cents ; breakfast and ten, 25'
cent. eanb. 93
. HE sulrsc'riber having the
agency of a Chair Mariti-
factory in’New York, has just
received a handsome assort-
ment of FANCY CHAIRS,
which he offers for sale on as
good terms as they can be
bought for in N.York. They
are warranted to be tnade of
the best ofmaterials anti in lite
can be immediately ordered and proctired.-—
His Chairs are made at one of the most re-
1}’
H. K. FROST.
Nursvalk, Augiist 28, 185.16.
_:.
NEW Aunknccsitwr.
4 L’
3* P --r.-
"*«-.. s
.. . ;,._..
—'“-»-..’ i"“‘“' ‘. -‘~7--‘
AND NOR. VALK POST-'
COACH LINE. ‘
LATT, PARTRICK, $1. CO. vrislt to.
, give notice that they have commenced
,:unning their litre of stages from Danbrtry (by
way of Bethel,) to Norwalk, as follows :-
Leave Daiibirry every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday morning, at 6 o’clock, and arrive
‘in time to meet the steam-boat, which rims
from Norwalk to NewYork; and leaves Nor-
walk every Tuesilay,Tliursrlay and Saturday
upon the arrival of the steam-boat.
Nhrivalk, September 4. _ 93
Fulling, Dyeing, and
CLOTH-DRESSZNG.
HE siibscribcr respectfully‘informs his
T friends and the public 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-
tually attended to. The subscriber returns
his thanks to his customers for their past pat-
ronage, and solicits a continuance ofit. Per-
sons who will leave their cloth with writtten
directions on it, at the store of Mr. Eli Reed,
iii,Norwallt, will have it taken, dressed in the
best manner, and returned there as soon as
SAMUEL DAVENPORT.
'N. B. Dye Vloods of all kinds that are
.c-hipt for sale by the subscriber.
Norwalk_. September 6, 1826. 29
Qtttemttzttl iintttruratiuit. --
SUPPLY of W lritwelfs Liquid Opo-
A. deldoc,yiist received at the Dispensary
-South of the Bridge. PRICE $1. M’Lt~:AN.
August 29, 18926.
" Eatthltzarttett .$ttrctutgs..
LARGE supply of Unbleached Sheet-
A ings, of a superior quality, for Is. per
yai-d_..just receivedauil for sale by '
JAMES MALr.oiw.
Dorchester Ticking, first quality 1
Sheeting and Shirtiiig Miislins - '
Furniture Chintz. 4-4 and 7-8 Irish Linens
London, French and Aincricaii I’rints
7 4 Mantle Merino Shaw-ls.
7-4, 4-4, and 6 4 Prussian Sliawls
6-4 and 4-4 Cashiiiere ‘Shawls
A splendid assortment of fancy Dress Shawl
6 4 and 7-4 Cassirnere Shawls, very low
Furniture Binding. Clarks Spool Cotton
Gentlemen’s $1. Ladies’ Hosiery, and Gloves
Bl'-iclt,wliite, and colored Canton Cr-apes
Gilt Buttons by the gross. Fancy Vcsiiiigs
Silk Flagg Hatirlkcrcltiefs
French striped &. Americaii Plaid Giugliams
Fine and low priced Bonibazines
Fine and low priced Bonihazettes
CI‘aV2Il Musliiis. Bobbinett Lure
Biack English Silk Hose. Ribbons
Iudiii and Frencli Levaiitine. ln«.‘.i;i Sarsuct
Italian Liitestriitg. Black Florence
Fig’d and plain Gross cle Naples Silk
White, pink, blue and white Floicnce
White Mcrsaillcs Vcstings. Lllltll Critiilirit;
Plaid and Fig’d Circassiaus, Col’d illuslins
Colored B(I|llDHZl:[[8S. Apron CliCCl\§
Buckskiii Mittcirs. Umbrellas. l’.irasoI's
Cambric and Jaconet iilnslins. Snell Coin’.-s
Figtircd and plain Book Muslin
Splendid assoitiiiciit ol CURLS, Sac.
Cotton Yarn and {iottoii Bzittirig.
Cotton Wool, _&.c. Norw:il.k, Sept. 9’.-.').
IIITUIICOCICS PLUUGIIS,
FOR SALE BY s't‘1tEc'i‘ 5'. JAMES.
Augiist lath, 1826. _ _
Ready made Clothes.
HE subscriber has received apd offers for
I
Cogn
qtiality;
cheap.
Brushes
iv ee It.
is never
‘A15-0,
Fishing,
taming
walks, 10
divided
'I‘lie who
con llP(3l.C
Estate iv
desirable
or placi-
ed in the
as :il!l‘l\'t",
A Mtg‘
be sold-
public.
Elcgzitit
Black C;
Superior
Grc-cit In
sale at his store a few rods East of the ,
Bridge, a good assortment of the above gi,r,i,i-.
cle on teriris tinusually inviting to IIIOSCJQ‘-IIU
leave dash in exchange. -'_,_
Em-rm Locityvoon.
Norivalk,Jiine, 18216. ‘ 16
FOR SALE BY s. .3. rnosrr,
T. Croix and New Orleans Sugar
White Havana powdered do
Broivn Sugars
Fresh Hyson. Young Hysou», Hyson skin and
Souchong Teas
Tcneriffe, Malziga, Port and Currant Wine
Good Molasses 1.
Loaf Sugar Rice Cloves
Ginger; Nulmegs; Cinnamon «
Brushes ofvarious kinds
Baskets do do
Shovels and Spades
Cedar Tubs and Pails
\~Vooden Bowls Slttit
Sperrii and Sweet Oils; Whale do
Tacks, Brmls and Sparrow bins
Bellows ; Brooms; Raisins
Peailasli and Sziltpcter
Knives-and Forks Spanish Segars
Alitin; Coppeias; Soap; Candles
Writing and Wrapping Paper
M etalic Teri Pots and Spoons
Window Glass ; Pocket Lights
Glass and Japaued Lamps
Fat Mackerel, No. 1, and 2, in barrels and
half barrels . , ,
TI1lIOTI‘IY SEED.
Patent WHEEL HEADS
Hay and manure Forks
Old Jamaica Rum, suitable for medicine
400 Bushels Sand ; Good Starch ;«Aliuouds;
Chocolate; Coffee Sept. 95 '
Norwalk, September 18. _
TO LET
ROM the first ofA_pril next, the Store
occupied by the subscriber, a few rods
west ofthe Bridge. It is one ofthe most eli-.
gible stands in this flourishing village, either
for a Dry Coods, Grocery, or Hardware Store,
being in the very centre of business, and -ivitli-
in 100 ft. ofthe Landing. Inquire immedi-
ately on the premises of ,
EDWARD I-1. STREET.
Sepr.n, 1826. 29
C ONKLIN STRENGTH’NlNG PLAS-
'I‘ER—W ARRANTE D G ENU1NE—-
By
NQRWALK, com. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. nice.-
voL. ix, N0-.33
Joitx BURRALL
. ' I AS lately rec'd from New York an ‘ad-
dition to his stock in trade.
the articles are the following’, viz-
Amongst
iac Brandy, 4th proof, ofan excellent
Holland and Pierpont Gin; St.Croix
and New England,RmIt; Brown Sugars, a
good assortment ; Loafand Lump Sugars;——
Young Hyson, I-Iyson Skin, and Old Hyson
Teas ; inuscatel Raisins, by the box or poimd,
A ipiaiitity ofAinerican Class, by the
box, "ofthe first quality._
LIKEWISE, Shovels Est. Spades; Shovels
and Tongs, and Gridirons, cheap ;WlllIeWZlSl1
; ground Log Wood, &c. Sac.
‘Likewise,.IIalfpiiit Tumblers, a good as-
sortment. Norwalk, April 16, 1896.
V AL ‘U./1l.'{LE _ RE.-9.1,‘ ES 'F./1'1 '1'}
1 FOR SALE.
5’ VALUABLE Real Estate
situated near the village of
I '1 Stamford, state of Connecticut,
thirty-six miles from New York.
a LE. corrsisrs Uf"'1trv'rl‘l‘fl|Z.$.£’C, Flour Mills, one of
, sixteen and tliefither eight run of stones, ca-
pable of
grindiiig one thousand bushels per
They areiocritetl un.Long Island
Sound, with the sole use ofthe h:irl:or,(wliicli
impeded by ice when the Sound is
navigable) tltllxtlllillg vessels from seventy to
eighty tons burlhen; together “llll houses in
the luin-ediate vicinity, calculated for the res-
idences of niillets and other labourers, with
work shops forhlacksniiilis and mill wrights,
and all the modern Il1rpl'OV€l1lf?llIS for carry-
ing on the business so as to render it lucra-
tive to the pnrcliaser.
an elegant modern built '
Dwellirig-House,
Large and comiiiodions. well adapted for the
residence ofthe proprietor or any other gen-
teel family, and comiiiantling a beautiful and
eitteiisive view of Longlslatid and the Sound.
I'«‘o\i"liiig, &.c. in all the-ir varieties.-
Attached to the House is an extensive Gardt-n
of several ZlCf(.‘S,“l)C_t1l|lll.llll_)' located, and cori-
a great variety of choice fruits, flow-
ers, and slirii'obery,i_villi an ice liousc, sutnincr
house, and hand.~_otitel_v laid out with gravel
getlier \t'll.l‘l"3l)()l1l forty acres of léllitl
into tillage, ineailmv, and wobtl,-—
Barns, stables. granary, and other out liouses.
le eurnraciiig an Isl-arid iuitiiediately
(1 will) the iiiziin land.
The above extcn.~,ive and vriluable Real
ill be sold .~cp:ti'ate or l(ig(‘IllPr. For
tress t)f$ilL|;tlit)l), bounty of prospect,
nl biisiness.ii is no prob.-rbly exi:i=i-.il
suite.-.iird tlicrcfor posse:-scs import-
ant advaiiiagcs citlier to the ni-an of liiisiiicss
or lf‘lSi1t'B. _
For fuiilierpzniiculzirs inquire 0f.I()1l.\‘ W.
HiiLL¥, on the preiiiisu:-t, oi‘ Messrs. I3k'1’.I\'l-IS,
T1itiitu1.t~: EL Co. South st. New York.
Also for s:i‘c, the Sloop f:.'.t:prvss, burthen
sixty tons, built in l_3*.!l, 1s.W£‘ll(‘.31lCllla1L’tl for
a mill boat in cuastcr.- lit"-irig, in good order &
wrall lipiinil——-s.-.ils,;m(l one cable new. Inquire
Ifltf i\l.'tv. tacit.
.m‘.\‘v' coups,
Z./to Lrzmsl .«-1’ r'r*r'vaZ3.
S MA LLORY is iioiv opr..iii:=g an
zissortxneiit ul DRY GOODS, ulriclr will
as 'c/ieup as airy ever ulll-r’:-tl to tire
Ainnng them will be found-,-
Black Levantine
iriiun Critics
_ Blair-.|t, white and green Fri=.ni:h Cr:i‘p'ie
Black Sarsiircit, sortie at 3-" SM.
Black Italian Lustririg
Slratleil Gm de Nap
Green, blue, pink and white Florence
dia Liistriiig
Plain and fig’tl Bobiuett Lace
Thread Lace and Eilgitig, v cry che‘a'p'
Floss 'l'liread and Pcariitig
£00 wire
Cusliiiier
Catiihric
Mull and
Plain an
Irish line
Fancy sil
Flagg an
Scissors
Caroline
Scarlet a
Apron C
Durcliest
Black an
White or
Flanuels
Black, pi
Hosiery,
Sliirting
Bang up
White and yellow iiiarkiug canvass
Black silk and other Vestiiigs
Paper liaiigiugs ; Bonnet Wire
Slates and Pencils; Spelling boolt‘s
Cliildrcti’s morocco boots and socks
Muslin Robes.
Calicoes, an elegant assortment, all prides
cotton
e Shawls and lidkfs
7--‘Iv black uieriiiu Sll'.1\Vl\‘, very handsome
Black Bombiizetts and Bunibazine, some fine
Black mode. Black and white satin
and Jaconet muslin
Swiss muslin
lt‘ig’d Swiss inusjlin, very cheap
(I fig’d book tiiusliii
ii, linen caiubric, and long lawn
Umbrellas and Parasols
k lidlifs. Muslin Cxavats
d Bandauoe silk lidkfs
and small shears
Fiiriiiture cliiiitz
stripes and ulziids
Scarlet Ratinett and salisbury flannel
Black canton lidkfs
3ruivii muslin.
Reeds for bats ‘
ud Ill‘-.10l{ cassimcre shawls
American Giiigliaiiis
liecks, warranted indigo blue
or and other beilticks
d white silk hose
ape lisse. Blue $1. yellow nankeens
VI/hite Jean ; black, blue and green Pruuelle
Tartan Plaids ; Green baizes
of all colours
uk and slate col’d cambric
Gloves of all kinds
a good assortment
Au assortineut of Ribbons _
Ladies’ and gentleinen’s pocket books
muslin and sheeting
Cord ; Russia Sheeting
Russia and Ainerican Diaper
Tow clo
tli. Saiiuett '
-Shell, horn, and-ivory combs .
Fine pen Knives ; Barbei’s Razors
Clothes and hair brushes
Spectacles; Knives and forks
Spoons.
29
tt, l*l“8;6!’ ,
pron. sane AT TH}-S carton,
fFOR
Looking Glasses
Good Needles, Pins, Thimbles, Sac.
Crockery and Groceries‘ of a good quality
' Norwalk, August 9.8. ,
CO'1".l‘0N IIATTS ,
sale by Locrésvoon IS: Sir. Jorm.
1l1‘ar.c‘h .13» tfazxi 3;
V
HARD-‘W ARE.
tmcon SMITH.
_, (Successor to N. Beers.)
F RYING-PANS, English Sbovels,a gen-
eral assortment ofScotch Hollow Ware,
English Blister Steel, Trace Cliains, a gene-
ral assorirnent of FILES and RASPS, Cast
and German Steel, Saws, Butts and Screws,
Clout Nails, Brads, Wrought and cutTacks,
l
l
l
V
- ofthe Bridge.
Thiimlr Latches, Scissors and Shears, Jack
and Pen knives. shoe knives, bread &I. butch-
or do, Plain Irons, Assortment of Locks,
Bolts for doors and shutters, centre bits, Can-
dlesticks, Bcd screws and keys, Iron squares,
Cur_ry Combs, Siruliers &*.Trays. Coffee mills
Slates, sand ‘paper, Chisstgls, Brass Knobs,
Brass Curtain Pins, Shot. Paint brushes, ism.
Norivallt, SepletiilJer_,‘lL5, _
~ . NOTICE.
JOI1.N' BUItR:/ILL
AS recetvetl du: ing the past week a new
supply of'Groceries, which he will dis-
pose of . WHOLESALE and RETAIL, on
the most reasouable.ternis for cash. 'I‘ave'r_.ii
keepers wishing to be supplied, will do well
It) call.
. Cog_iiiriciBranily by‘ the barrel or less quantify
do
St. Croix Ruin do
New England ' do do
Old Jziiiiziica Rum suitable for medicine
Various kinds of Wine, from 65. to 285. per
Gallon ,
Loafaiid Lump Sugars
Nillnieac as usual Septcin-“er 23.
BLANK LISTS
tron SALE AT '1‘HiS OFFICE.
Aug. 21, 1826.
RON POTS, large aridsniall
Disli Ki-til--s do do
flotnmon and C()v‘'€'t‘(.'(lS[)I(letS ‘
Skellets High Pans
lrou Dogs, vatiotts sizes
Spades and Slioiels (English) _
Trace Clrriins Id/ool Cards
Slates auil Peticils
Wi.-li Brooms and Brushes
Writing and Letter Paper, and Quills
Also, Glass Ware and Crockery, an assort-
merit
The zrbnve al‘llt.‘lt‘S10£e-lllel’ with an assort-
ment of DRY GOODS,
~ For sale cheap bv
€s‘ot.t,on }:;§ittii'ig,
OTTON Y.-\.l{N {St CANDLE VVICK,
for sale by JACOB SMITH.
Nortvallt, Aug. 16, 18516. 95
EUST rcceiveil and for sale a ‘ql1{1lllIl_V of
9 Maclteit-I, lialf Barrels and Barrels, No.
Also, Canal FLOUR; Codfish ;
A good assortment of‘Hardware 8?.
' 1*}. ll. S'I‘B1-‘.1-‘.’1‘.",
I, I-tittl ‘£1.
Clier-sc.
Fiitliiigs.
S TUNE LL71 E,
O1VSTAN'l‘LY on hand, and for sale by
the C-ask. Lociiwoon &. ST. Jottrt.
Atrgttttt Isl. I326
[email protected]".E"I.'8§§I' BATES,
yo.-' Snip at It‘-.ictoiy price-. liv S. J. ttns'r.
CLAY’S i’I'Cl'l OINTMENT,
‘ (IR pleasairtiicss, safety, expedition, east-
and i-.ert.iiiitv,is iiifiuitc-l_v superior to arty
other zneilicine, for the cure of that most dis-
. tttzreealileaiiiltormentingdi,snriler—Liketvise
for all lierreiic eruptions and iiiipiirities ofthe
skin. Price cents. For sale by B. Isaacs
,_ Nnrwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford.
ED";/1131} 11. STREET
AS just rrceivetl from N. York a quan
tity ufST.L7ROlX SUGAR;YOUNG
IIYSON TEA and other TEAS ; first qual-
‘ ity COFFEE; and sundry other articles,
\Vlll(‘.ll he will sell low for Cash.
*,,* Ship Slufariil Sand for sale as above.
i\‘orw:ilk. August 14, 1896.
NEW BOOKS.
ASTON DI?
Blonileville, 1
vol. 12 run. by Ann
Radcliffe ; the start-
dard Spelling Book
- -. ‘ or Scholars Guide,
by James H. Sears ; 'I‘ytler’s History ; Coin-
paiiioti for the Altar, &'.c- &'.i:. just rec’d and
for sale at the Bookstore and Library, South
P. PRICE.
Norwzrlli. August 29.
New Goods.
II. K. F12 OS T,
HASjt1§I received from N. Yolk an addi-
tional supply of DRY GOODS, which
lie offer-5 for s.rle very cheap for Cash.
Gout dtottnn starts.
Norwalk. A ugust 29.
N ew Supply of Groceries,
IQDVVARD ll. STREET liasjustreturn-
-‘ ed front New York with a fresh assort-
ment_ of GROCERIES of all kinds, which
he offers on as reasonable tertns as can ‘be
'4 purchased elswhere.
Among his assortment may be found-
RUM, Brandy, Gin, Wines, &. Cordials;
various kinds ofTEAS and SUGARS-; Mo-
lasses; Butter ; Cheese; Pork ; Fish ; Rice.
Crackers ; W. I. Fruit; Ginger; Pepper;
Pearlash ;Nut.megs ; Segars; Snutfand To-
bacco ofall kinds ; Candles, Soap, &.c.%z.c.
To ether with a general assortment. of
HAR WARE and FINDlNGS.———L_tke-
wise,—-Ground Logwood and Nickeragua-
wood ; Glass, Putty, Chalk, Rosin. and Oil-
stones, &.c. Norwalk. Nov. 12.
Canal Flour-—Ne'w Crop.
UST rec’d and for sale by the subscriber,
J a new supply of Canal Flour, new crop.
Sept. 18 Joint BURRALL.
l
ESS PORK.--A few Iéarrelfiof Mess
' r01‘ ‘ _.: WJO
Nortvalk,
East End cl‘ Mtiiu-St't'eet. _
"“”"“..'.'r$r$
I a firm supply in ~S:~tt_gttr._-3,.
FOR S‘ » E BY JOHN BUlI.I~i..’l.s..L.
uantity of the first quality of St. Croix
,« SUGAR, by the hundred or less quan-
tity, cheap. ' ’
Likewise, one hogshead of Coarse, Sugar,
suitable for Wine; likewise, white and bro‘w"n
Havana do. ; likewise a quantity of PORT-
ABLE FURNACES ; 6 dozen ofDuribar’~t
RAKES, ofthe first quality ; I3t1rlleI’Sttto_\'.‘-
ing SCYTHES. warranted. ‘ V. ,’
.$aiJ11lt!.l, fl‘c'(1‘3t£'5E€l3,&£
NEW ESTABLISH,\ll-.2z\'"’I‘.
HflRVEY E. HUYT
ESPECTFULLY acqlldllils his frietids
and the public generally, that “lie has
opened ashop in the east-roonr of Lockzvoodg‘
St.Juhn’3 Store, a few rods east of the Bridge,
where he keeps, and is iiiaiiufacturin ix
variety of SADDLES, BRIDLES. HAR
NESS, TRUNKS, CAPS, PORTIVIAN;
TEAUS, tioLs'i‘E1-‘rs,-« and VALicns-;
togetlier with various less cornrnodillesapper
tenant to his business, made expressly for
customers. " ‘ w
He has also for sale,:'I‘Vltips, Spurs‘,
Sleigh Bells, and an eligible selection of
Brass and silver plated, potted, and Japaned
Hard Ware, Buffalo Robes, &Lc. Ste; ullof
which may be obtained on as moderate ternis
as at any similar establishment. ‘
*** Old articles‘ promptly repaired.
\Vanted, Cf1TTLE’S H./911R. '
Nnrwalk.Jan.92d.18Q6. 3m45'
1“'01'Wa1k ‘ Disptelise-71?
' Sign of ‘A the Jllortar,
South of the Bridge;
7 ‘1 HE Proprietors have recently been mak
ing considerable additions to the above
establislniieiii, which," together with former
stuck, enables them to offer to their friends $5
the public as extensive a'ssorti‘naut of
', Erugs, fitcairfura, -. ,
’33.1ttttt irbtsttttntcs, G.'llf1l’Ifl.'3.’I.‘3, 8:‘:
_ As are usually found in a t,'i)t.lIlr_}'Sl0l'e,WlllCl1
.tlrey will dispose of, W/iolesale and Retail, on
the most reasoimlrlu lC|ltlS for cash.
, SODA IVA TER.
.._'-They respectfully arquaint the Public that
they have at'length succeeded in fifllllgiup,
:in the first order, their apparattis for mrinufac-,
turiiig and drawing SODA WATER, 3:, will-_
h'ereafii=.rk_i=ep a coiisiiiirt supply of this health-
‘ful drink, ofthe best q'ualit_t'. -'
Lggfixatggy) 3.; ST_50fiN,, Qtaritnttatctt &ttt'rta;.tar€IIa mseh‘
I They hiive also [)llI‘I.‘Il3SP.ll the right, (.-tacit
I red by Letters Y_a_ieiit,) irfinariiufaciming Sir:
drawiirg Schio;fi'e(7.n’.9 Patent, (,‘arbonale='oI
Sarsoparilla Mead, and will keep a constant .
supply of tliisjusily celebrated beveragi-, thrd
the seasoii. The following certificate will
Show the estimation in which this preparation
is held by emir.-ent Physicihns in New York.
‘J. L. Scliieffelin, Druggist, N. Y. having;
submittred to |.IS a receipt for the preparation
of his Pair-rzt Carbonated Sarsaparillu Mead,
" we do hereby certify tlrattlieiiigrcdieiits used
therein are calculated to produce .a beneficial‘:
effect on the human body, tending inor’e im-
mediately to invigorate the stoiuach ; and we
recommend it not only on account of its med
‘ical virtues, but as a pleasant and rcfreshitig
ilrink.’—Si2ned, John C. Chessman, M. D.
Francis E. Berger, M. D. G. IV. Cliaprnaii‘.
M. D. New York, July, 89.6.1
In fitting up their establishment no e::e'i‘
tioiis or expense have been sparetrl by the pit?)
prictors, and they now respectfully solicit palt-
ronage iii their undertaking.
PRICE 8:. IWLEAN.
Juli’ 11.1836. gt’).
.t..»=r. 11’ull’s 1'“az‘e22-t Truss.
1) RICE SI. M’LEAN_. agents lot the Path
eiiiee. havejusi received a supply of Dr.
» A. G. Hu"ll’s im-proved hinge and pivot Tmsg
which for conveiiieuce and utility are surpas-
sed by none. Nninerous cei'tific.ites fr. cele.
brated Physicians and persons who liar’-e used
them, of their extraortlinary effect, can Bit
{examined by calling at the Norwallt.Dispen-
sary, south ofthe Bridge. May 1, »
FILBERTS '
017 first quality, for sale by ,
Sept..18. ' JOHN Boaasrrs.
Wanted Immediately, A ,-
WOMAN to take the whole charge of‘
' asinall family, to whom good encop‘r-
agenient will be given, and a permanent sifti-
aiioii. Applvto WiL1.iAtti r.Vl.i.YI‘itI'R'Y-.
Norwalk, September 4.. , 918
FOR SALE, ’
HE Divellinghotise of llif:
subscriber, one ofthe mos!
plcasaiit and healthy situatioits
this country aff-rrds,_ situated a.-
l,"1I|'. iiriy rods east of W. Mcelierksitoite, and
mills and inarrut'zietui'ing establislrnient,i}vlier'e
business is lively of everyltinrl. To the flwel-
order surrounded withfruit trees ofthe c_lto'rE.*.
est kinds, a barn. wood house, cattriage house
and,mec|ianic’s shop, &c.-a i_i_rost excelleniy
well ofwater, and about 4 acres oflaud imdeir
calculated to accommodate a mechanic of"'zTi1‘p
kind. ' ‘ Also, will be sold with ‘the above
or separate about twelve acresof excellent:
timber land, situated near the_preniises. Fain
terms apply. to the s'ubscriber"fm the preinisepi’
The above will be sold at a bargain. Tcrifi
of payment tirade easy. , , . _ ""
' JOHN B. Sanroab.
'Bm,nklie-Id, Aug. 2.1,189.t3'. Q7
Brood-Cloths and Cdssz'rrz,e‘r'e.9.-.
VERY handsome assorttricrrt of Bma 3
Cloths, Cassirueres. and Saiiunctts, fig;
sale cheap by I STKEEZT & .IAnlF:sLA_‘_
coo mrsrzens
Tl/RIPS ISLAND SALT;
. . FIF TY TONS PLASTER. _
42 Barrels supe2_-‘fine Flour, rectrrttygramggg.
_ 1012.4 IN FAA-s.
F'-,0.,~.8.._s.cI-)5 as e 3. saas.tt.-~
n
~liug_ house is attached a garden in excellent '
good irnproveinent. The above place is well‘ _
Norwalk Chronicler