. ‘IE
D 1‘ 'AD.V?:‘.RTI'SE:tIl‘.N'rS, less than a square, 75
cents; a'square, 31.00, for threeinsertions.
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ACCOMMODATION PACKETS.
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. walk for New York on Tuesdays. and return
. in time to meet the steam-boat, which rtins
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’*‘ PUBM'S*"=D 1” ‘ l - NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
_..._: Is. w. BENEDICT._
"TE, f%iis‘.—‘—'l‘~vo Dollars per annum, payable
Quarterly. Mail subscribers in advance.
‘*“
To Sail from H OYTS S; C0.’S Lniiding at
.N'orwallc, for Peck-Slip, New- York.
HE Norwalk Line of Packets have com-
menced their weekly trips, and will sail
regularly through the season in the following
order : Sl00p’C1'I‘lZEN, Brown, to leave Nor-
the _Saturday following: Sloop IVIECHANIC,
Hoyt, on Thursdays, and return the 'I‘ue§day
following; and Sloop SABINA, Dds/cam, on
Sattirdaysgand return the Thursday following.
For Freight or Passage apply to the Cap-
tains on board, or at the Store of
HOYTS 83 CO.
Norwalk, April I, 1826. ' 6
SLOOP ORANGE‘-— Regular Packet.
SYLVANUS S. RAYMOND. Master,
Leaves Norwallc every Tuesday and returns
from N'ew York ever_1/-Saturday.
L OCKWOODI9 S'r.JOHN
would inform their friends
and the public, that they have
._.._,_-, entered into the marketing ‘on-
sii:~...~.<, and rt.-quest a share of their pritroiiage,
whit-.h they hope to merit, by their attentions
to please, and exertions to accointnorlate.
I For freight or passage, apply to the Packet
Oflice in the rear of Eli B. Bentiett’s Store,
(from which place the Orange will hereafter
run) or tothe Captain on board.
N. B. Lockwood 82. St. John will continue
their Dry Good business at their old Slillltl
Norwalk, September 18
NEW ARRANGEMENT‘.
Sawpit, Norwalk, and Bridgeport.
IMRVEY E. HOFT
» . _ , ESPECTFULLY acquaitits his friends
_ and the public_ generally, that he has
opened it shop in the east-roomof Loc7cwood8;
St.Joh7i’s Store, a few rods east ofthe Bridge,
wh_ere he keeps, and is iiiaiiufacturin a
variety of SADDLES, BRIDLES, HAR
NESS, TRUNKS. CAPS, PORTMAN-
TEAUS, HOLSTERS, and VALICES;
together with variousless commodities apper.
tenant to his business, made expressly for
customers. _
He has also for sale, lVhips, Spurs,
Sleigh Bells, and an eligible selection of
Brass and silver plated, potted, and Japaned
Hard Ware, Buffalo Robes, 8Lc. &.c. all of
which may be obtained on as moderate terms
as at any similar establishment. _
*** Old articles promptly repaired,
Wanted, C'flTTI.E’S H./IIR.
Norwalk, Jan Ed, 1896. 3m45
Dr. Hull’s Patent Truss.
RICE 8:. M’LEAI‘t, agents for the Pat-
eiitec, have just received a supply ofDi.
A. G. Hull’s improved hinge and pivot Truss
which for convenience and utility are surpiis
scd by none. Numerous certificates fr. cele
brated Physicians and persons who have used
them, of their extraordinary effect, can be
examined by calling at the Norwalk Dispen-
sary, sotith ofthe Bridge. May 1,
Pearl Tooth-Powder.
Gentlemen & Ladies’ Pearl TOOTH POW-
DER—Prepared by Dr. CLAY.
For sale at the Gazette Ofiice-—Price 25 Cts
Fpr sale also by Benj. Isaacs and Stephen St.
John, Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford
FALL GOODS JUST REC’.D BY
Eu B. BENNETT,
fljétv Rods East ofthe Bridge.
LUE, black, olive, mixed éz drab Cloths
and Cassitzieres Dtabet‘
Blue and black mixed Satinetts
Bang up cord Devonshire Keisey
For
._ _. HE Steam Boats 5
JOHN MAR- l
SHALL, &t. LAFAY- ;
. - ET’I‘E,have coinmeu- V
ced running to and from New York Eu’. Bridg- 3
‘port everyday, (Sundays excepted) as follows: 1
The John Marshall will leave New York on
Tue.=.tlays, Thursdays, ard Saturdays, at nine
o’clock. A. M. stopping at Sawpit 8:. Nci-walk;
and retiirning, leave ‘Bridgeport on Mondays,
Vvediiesrlays, and Fridays, at 9 A. M. ; Nor-
walk 11 A. M. and Sawpit 1 P. M. (The La
Fayette will leave the several places at the
same hours, on the following days, viz: New
York on Mondays, Wednesdays, anti Fridays,
and Bridgeport on Tiiesdays, ’I‘hursd_ays, and
Saturdays. The Stages will run lroni the
several places as usual. Fare, from N York
to Sawpit, 75 cents: to N0|'\‘v‘8lk._ 3' 7. 10
Bridgeport, 31 25. Children, hall price.-
Dinner, 37 .12 cents ; breakfast and tea, 25
cent. eanh. 9-3
HE subscriber having the
agency ofa Chair Manu-
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 forin N.York. They
- are warranted to be made Of
1 the best ofmaterials and in the
best manner. It is his intention to keep a
constant supply on hand, and when any pat-
f;cu];_n- kind is wanted which he has not got it
can be immediately ordered and proctired.—
His Chairs are made atone of the most re-
spectable Factories in the city.
A H. K. FROST.
Norwalk, August 928, 18%.
NEVV ARRANGEMEN1‘.
_/I. . \
OACH LINE.
LATT, PARTRICK, $1. CO. wish to
P give notice that they have commenced
running their litie of stages from Danbnry (by
way of Bethel,‘, to Norwalk, as follows :—
Leave Danbury every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday morning, at 6 o’clock, and arrive
{mm Norwalk to Ne\VYOl'k; and leaves Nor-
walk every Tuestlay,Tliursrlt_iy and Saturday
upon the arrival of the steaiii-boat.
Nhrwalk, September 4.
Fullmg, Dyeing. 617161
CLOTH-DRESSING.
. HE subscriber 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 0Yd8l‘S in
--that line will be thankfully 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 wrouill leave their cloth with writtten
directions on it, at the store ofMr. Eli Reed,
in Norwalk, will have it taken, dressed in the
best manner, and returned there as soon as
finished. SAMUEL DAVENPORT.
N. B. Dye “foods of all kinds that are
chipt for sale by the subscriber.
Norwalk, Septetnbcr 6, 1826. Q9
Qttttziiticrtl Yfiiiibrnratfmt.
g SUPPLY of Wlit'twetl’s Liquid Opo-
South of the Bridge.
'deldoc,_;nst received at the Dispensary
COTTON BATTS .
FOR
PRICE 8:. M’Li-mu.
sale by Locxwoon bi. Sjr. J OHN
CONKLIN STREN GTH’N IN G PLAS-
28
March 13‘ 1826. 3
'rEit..wARttANTED.GENUINE—
I:‘0R SALE AT THIS OFFICE.’
Lyonskin Rose and Point Blankets
Red, white, yellow, “green, and Salisbury
Flannel, various qualities
5 Tartan Plaids various patterns, someat 25 9d
Caroline plaids andstripe ‘ Green baizes
Black, blue, brown and crimson plain and
figured Bombazeits 5
Blk bonibazinc, circussian, lustring 8:. satteen
Fig’d and black Ratinett Furniture chintz
Calicoes, various qualities _ [hams
American and imported stripe Plaid 81. Ging-
Cassiniere and Cashmere Shawls A
4-4 scarletVa|eniia, 81. 8-4 scarlet and fig’d do
Purple and chiniz Shawls ‘
Silk and cotton flagg liaiid’fs
Black canton and plaid do —
White cotton bordered and battces do '
A good assortment. of Shirtiiig Muslins
Linen of variotis qualities Long Lawn
Furniture Diuiity Muslin Robes
Linen cambric Canibric muslin
Blue and plain Naiikeens
Cravats, assorted colors
Blue silk Velvet
Plain atid fig’djaconett, swiss 8:. book muslin
Figured Gros de Naples silks
Green and white Florence
Black Canton and French crape
Black sarsiiiett and India Levautine
Bobinett Lace dif’fei'ent widths and qtialities
Green and white crape
Thread and cotton Laces, from 4 cents to 105
Ladies’ silk and white Kid Gloves
Silk Buttons, assorted colors
Blk worsted and blk and white cotton Hose
Gimps, assorted colors ’
Floss thread and cotton, skeins and spools
Foundation muslin
Ladies’ white cotton pocket hand’ls with wor-
ked borders Black silk Vesting
Valcntia, toilnett and niarseilles Vestiug
India calico, a good article for bed quilts
Quilting cotton Ribbons, assorted colors
Ladies’ Kid Gloves, assorted colors
Diaper
- Men’s first quality Beaver do
Brown muslin for bats
Cotton checks Bed Ticks
Uutbrellas and Parasols Pearling
Black and crimson Tabby Velvet
Flat bobbin Cotton cord Bed lace
Apron checks, warranted Indigo blue
Boot webb Tapes Quality binding
Belt Ribbons, a new style Oil cloth
Silk Braids, assorted colors
Russia Sheeting Buck skin Gloves
Paper hangings Bonnet wire
Shell, horn and ivory combs Spoons
Knives and Forks Looking Glasses
Clothes and shoe brushes Spelling Books
Burber’s Razors Pen knives Scissors
Ch'tldrcii’s socks Slates and Pencils
Cotton Batting, Yarn and Candle Wick
An assortment of Groceries, Hard Ware and
Crockery October 2
LUMBER.
STREET St. J./IJIIES
FFER for sale at their Yard in Norwalk
the following kinds of Lumber, viz.
53,000 best Catskill Shingles
78,000 “ Albany do
15,000 feet merch’t Boards
10,000 “ Hemlock do
5,000 “ clear do
5,000 “ 92d clear do
4,000 “ clear &LE2d do 1 1-4 83 2 in.Plank
5,000 “ first quality Siding
1,500 “ yellow pine Plank.
2,000 “ merch’t white Pine Plank
300 Scantling
Also,always on hand good STONE LIME
by the Barrel for sale as above.
LUMBER.
I LOCKWOOD & ST. J OIIJV‘
FFER, for sale at prices unusually low
30,000 first quality 18 inch Shingles
3,000 feet 2 inch Pine Plank
2,000 feet 2d quality do
10,000 feet 1 1-4 inch clear Plank
12,000 feet Qdlquality do.
October 3
from Plattsburgli.
J.
_
The above Lumber has been just received- -
I DIANE I’a1'S'.'I.'S '
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
HARD-WARE.
' JACOB SMITH; ‘
(Successor to N.‘ Beers.)
RYING-PANS, English Siiovels,a gen-
eral assortment of Scotch Hollow Ware,
English Blister Steel,.Trace Chains, a gene-
ral assortinent of FILES atid RASPS, Cast
and German Steel, Saws, Butts and Screws,
Clout Nails, Brads, ‘Wrought and cut Tacks,
Thtimb Latches, Scissors and Shears, Jack
and Pen knives. shoe knives, bread 8:. butch-
er do, Plain Irons, Assortment‘ of Locks,
Bolts for doors and shutters, centre bits, Can-
dlesticks, Bed_,._screws .1l’Id keys, Iron squares,
Curry Combs‘,*Snuli"ers 81. Trays, Coffee mills
Slates, sand paper, Chisselg. Btass Knobs,
Brass Curtain Pins, Shot, Paint brushes, 8t.c.
Norwalk, September 25;
or ‘ NOTICE.
‘JOHN B URILHLL
AS received during the past week a new
supply of Groceries, which he will dis-
pose of W-H OLESALE and RETAIL, on
thdmost reasonable. terms for cash. Tavern
keepers wishing to be supplied, will do well
to -call. ‘ -
Cogniac‘?Brand y by the barrel or less quantit?’
St. Croix Rum do _ do
New England - tl0”l-' do
Old J-a_ma’ica Rum suitable firmedicine
Various kinds of Vfine, fro“: to 9285. per
Gallon -
Loaf and Lump Sugars
Nntmegs as usual September 923.
Aug. 21, 189.6.
East End oi Main-Street.
IRON , POTS, large and small
_ Dish Kettles do do
Common and cover.ed'Spidei_ts
Skellets 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 . l‘ ' L C
The above articles together with an assort-
ment of DRY, GQQDS,
For sale" cheap V
11.
L0CIi\‘V0OD"&; STJOYIN.
STONE ?LI]lIE,
ONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale by
the Cask. Locxwoqn 8t ST. JOHN.
August 1st, 1896.
10001bs.GO'.'E'1'OI,ll“‘ EA-1-1-s,
For Sale at Factory prices, by 5- J- ROST-
CLAY’S ITCH distract:-31:3,
F OR pleasaiitiiess, safety, expedition, ease
and certainty,is infinitely superior to any
other medicine, for the cure of that most dis-
agreeable and tormenting disordci'—Likewise
for all herretie eruptions and impurities ofthe
skin. Price 33 cents. For sale by B. Isaacs
Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford.
ASTON De
' Blondeville, 1
vol. ['2 mo. by Anti
Radclifib ; the.staii-
dard Spelling Book
' __.-...-- or Scholars Gtiide,
by James H. Sears ; Tytler’s History ;Cotn~
panion for the Altar, &.c &.c just rec'd and
for sale at the Bookstore and Library, South
of the Bridge. P- PRICE-
Norwalk, August 29.
New Goods.
H. K. FROST,
AS just received from N. York an addi-
tional supply of DRY GOODS, which
he ofl'ers for sale very cheap for Cash.
(anon Qtottntt Butts.
_ Norwalk, August 29.
Canal Flour-—New Crop.
UST itec’d and for sale by the subscriber,
a new supply of Canal Flour, new crop.
Sept. .18 Jomv BURRALL.
ESS PORK.—A few Barrels of Mess
Pork for sale by S. J. Fnos'r.
Norwalk, Aug. 28. l8Q6._ 97
HARD-WARE, 8Lc.
. JOHN‘ BUIt‘.R.HLL _
HAS just received from N. York an addi-
tion to his stock ofliard Ware, besides
a small. assortment of Hollow Ware, and feels-
confidént, altho’ he does not consider himself
a Successor to any one, he can sell as cheap. .
The following articles comprise a part 01
his assortment, viz :
Desk and trunk Locks
l V ‘I _
Table and teaspoons
Stock and dead do Inkpowder
Chest and pad do Lather brushes and
Curtain pins ' boxes
Cotninode nobs Norfolk and common
latches and ketclies
Coarse and fine tooth
cotnbs .
Pocket Books Sr. wal-
Snulf&L tobacco boxes
Block tin tea pots
Quinebaug and sand
stones
VVilson’s Bread and ' lets _
shoe knives Shoe and scrubbing
Butts and screws brushes
Wrought Tacks and Scissors and shears
Sparables Wafers
Jack 8:. pen knives ‘Sand paper
Curry combs Awls, and shoe tack
Cast hob nails lBetts’ Blaclting
Spades and shovels _-”Pegiiig awl hafts and
Shovels and tongs ' sewing do - -
G,-id Irons An assortment of cut
Barber’s Razors Nails .
Norwalk,
B n'.’s"razor straps
6 J . September 18, I826.
Leghorn Hats, at
UST received and for sale by
r
No;iy;ill;:,.Oc'tober 59 - _t,
A. S 1.15 ' - .
' E no i Norwalk,Jung,18‘p'6-
Academy at I/Vz.'lt'on.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the
Public that it is his intention to resume
the business of Aeademical Instruction. In
addition to the-branches usually taught in, ~
Academies, the training of young gentlemen
to become ‘Instructors of Common Schools,
will be an object of special attention. Th_
Winter .Term of tbe‘School willcommenc —
on the first Monday of November next. Boar?
may be obtained in good families on moderatd
terms. Tuition will vary from S4 to $6 pee
Quarter.
For the information of those who may be
too remote for personal inquiry, the following
testimonial is snbjoinerl.
HAWLEY OLMSTEAD.
Wilton, Septemberl4, 1826. 10w30
THIS may certify (hat Mr. HAWLEY Omit-
STEAD has received a regular education at
this College, and that he was among the most
distinguished in his class in literary and scien-
tific attainments. It is believed that he is a
very able and faithful Instructor, and deserv-
ingrof the confidence and patronage of the
public. JEREMIAH DAY,
President of Yale College.
Yale College, May 25, 18%.
Fulli'.ng, Dyeing 8;-
CIOT'H-DRESSING.
Bishop ' 8L Leeds
ESPECTFULLY inform ilieir friends
and the public in general. that they con-
tinue the above business at the old stand of
Byington 8: Bishop. where all orders. in that
line will be thankfully received atid punctu-
ally attended to. They return thanks to the
public for past favours and solicit a continu-
ance of their patronage. Cloth with direc-
tions on it,may be left at the store of Captain
Harvey E. Hoyt-, in Norwalk, opposite Lewis
Mallory $1. Son, from whence it will be taken
done in the neatcst. style, and returned on
short notice. _
‘N. B. All fancy colors dyed on-carpet yarn
that may be desired. »
Norwalk, September 18, 1896. I 30
SEASONAIBLE GOODS.
MAY BE FOUND A'1‘
-JA COB S./IIITH’S
A GENERAL Assortment ofFancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, and of asgood
quality as can be found :- ’
Superfine Blue and black Cloth
do blue and black Cas‘simeies
Superfine claret coloured Cloth -
Saitinetts of all kinds. 8 Point Blankets
Devoiishire Kersey. Bang-up Cords
Red, white, and green Flaiiiiels
Green Baiies. Tartan 81'. Caroiitie Plaids
Fustian. an excellent article for pantalootis
Russia Duck and Russia Sheeting
Dorcliester Ticking, first quality
Sheeting atid Shirtiiig Muslins
Furniture Chintz. 4-4 and 7-8 Irish Linens
London, French and American Prints
7 4 Mantle Merino Shawls. ' »
7-4, 4-4, and 6-4 Prussian Shawls
6-4 and 4-4 Cashmere Shawls
A splendid assortment of fancy Dress Shawl
6-4 and 7-4 Cassimere Shawls, very low
Furniture Binding. Clarks Spool Cotton
Gentlenien’s 8:. Ladies’ Hosiery, and Gloves
Black, white,- and colored Canton Crapes
Gilt Buttons by the gross. Fancy Vestings
Silk Flagg ‘Handkerchiefs
French striped &t. American Plaid Giiighams
Fitie and low priced Bombazines
Fine and low priced Bombazettes
Cravai Mtislins. Bobbinett Lace
Black English Silk I~Iose.- Ribbons
India and French Levantine. India Sarsnct
Italian Lutestring. Black Florence
Fig’d and plain Gross de Naples Silk
White, pink, blue and white Florence
White Mersailles Vestitigs. Linen Caiiibric
Plaid and Fig’d Circassians, Col’d Muslins
Colored Bonibazettes; ' Apron Ciiecks
Buckskin Mittens Umbrellas. Parasols
Canibric and Jaconet Muslius. Shell Combs
Figured and plain Book Muslin
Splendid assortment of CURLS, Sac.
Cotton Y am and Cotton Batting.
Cotton Wool, &.c. . Norwalk, Sept. 25.
FOR SALE BY 5. J’. FROST.
.2‘. C-l‘()IX and New Orleans Sugar
White Havana powdered do
Brown Sugars
Fresh Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson skin and
Souchong Teas
Teneriffe, Malaga, Port and Currant Wine
Good -Molasses ' '
Loaf Sugar Rice Clovefs
Ginger; Nutmegs; Cinnamon
Brushes of various kinds '
Baskets do do
Shovels and Spades
Cedar Ttibs and Pails
W'ooden Bowls Shot
Sperm and Sweet Oils; Whale do
Tacks, Brads and Sparrow bills
Bellows ; Brooms; Raisins
Pearlash and Saltpeter
Knives and Forks Spanish Segars
Alutn; Copperas; Soap; Candles
Writing and Wrapping Paper
Metalic Tea Pots and Spoons
Window Glass ; Pocket Lights
Glass "and Japaned Lamps
Fat Mackerel, No. 1, and 2, in barrels and
half barrels .
TIMOTII Y SEED.
Patent WHEEL H12‘./JIDS
Hay and" manure Forks ' _
Old Jamaica Rum, suitable for medicine
400 Busliels Sand ; Good Starch ;-Almonds;
Chocolate; Coffee 5893- 95
«Norwalk, September 18. '
Ready‘ made Clothes.
HE subscriber has receivéd and 05375 {OI
sale at his store a few rods East ofthe
Bridge, a good assortm.ent'of the above arti-
cle onterms unusually inviting to those who
leave cash in exchange.
- EDWIN Locxivoon.
16
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VOL ix. no as
V./ZLUJQB on izE_.e.. ._.EST.&TE»
FOR SALE.
situated near the village of
Stamford, state of Connecticut,
_ ..-_. .. . thirty-six miles from.New York.
It co sists of two large Flour Mills, one of
sixteen and the other eight run ofstones, ca-
pable of grinding one tliotisand. bushels per
week. They are located on Long Island
Sound, with the sole use ofthe harbor,(which
is never iinpeded by ice when -the,Sound is
navigable) admitting vi=ssels~l'rom severity to
eighty tons burthen; together with houses in
the imuicdiate vicinity, calculated for the res-
idences of millers and other. labourers, with
work shops for blacksmitlis and mill wrights,
and all the modern improvements for carry-
ing on the business so as to render it lucra-
tive to the purchaser.
Also, an elegant modern built
Dwelling-House,’
Large and commodious, wellarlapted for the
residence of the proprietor or any other gen-
teel family, and commanding a beautiful and
extensive view of Longlsland and the Soiind.
Fishing, Fowling, &c. in all their varieties.-—
Attached to the House is an extensive Garden
of several acres, beautifully located, and,con-
taining a great variety of choice fruits, flow-
ers, and shrubbery,wiih an ice house,summer
house, and handsomely laid out with gravel
walks, together with about forty acres of_land
divided into tillage, meadow, and wood,-
Barns, stables, granary,—and other out houses.
The whole embracing an Island immediately
connected with the main land.
The above extensive and valuable Re"?
Estate will be sold separate or together. For
desirableiiess of situation, beauty of prospect,
or place of business,it is no probably exceed-
ed in the state,atid therefor possesses import-
ant advantages either to the man of business
or leisure.
For further particulars inqtiire ofJoHN W.
HOLLY, on the premises, or Messrs. BYRNES,
Taiiiitzns 8:. Co. South-st. New York.
Also for sale, the Sloop Express, burthen
sixty tons, built in 1821, is well calctilated for
a mill boat or coaster, being in good order St.
well fouud——s-.iils,and one cable new. Inquire
as above. 1.‘3tf May. Ill-:26.
NEW oootos,
By the Latest Arrivals.
AM HS MALLORY is now opening an
assortment ol'DRY GOODS, which will.
be sold as cheap as any ever offered to the
public. Among them will be found----. -
Elegant Black Levantine
Black Canton Craires
' Black, wliiie atid green French Crepe
Black Sarsinett, some at 3s.9d.
Superior Black Italian Lustring
Shaded Gro de Nap _
Green, blue, pink and white Floren
«Green India Liistring. . . .
Plain and fig’d Bobinett Lace
Thread Lace aiid Edging, very cheap
Floss Thread and Pearling
200 wire cotton
White and yellow inavlting canvass
Black silk and other Vestings
Cashmere Shawls and hdkfs
7-4 black merino shawls, very handsome
Black Bombtizetts and Bombaziue, some fiiia. ---I
Black mode. Black and white satin
Cambric and Jaconet tnusiin
Mull and Swiss muslin
Fig’d Swiss muslin, very cheap
Plain and fig’d book muslin .
Irish linen, linen catiibric, and long lawn
Uuibrellas and Parasols
Fancysilk hdkfs. Muslin Ctavats
Flagg and Bandauoe silk hdkfs
Scissors and small shears
Paper hangings; Bonnet W'ire
Slates and Pencils; Sp:-lling books
Cliildren’s morocco boots and socks
Muslin Robes. Furniture cliiniz _
galicoes, an elegant sissortnieni. all prices.
aroline stripes and plaids
Scarlet Ratinett and salisbury flannel
Black canton hdkfs
Brown muslin. Reeds for bats .
Scarlet and black cassimn-re shawls
American Gin hams
Apron Checks,g warranted indigo blue
Dorchester and other bedticks
Black and white silk hose A
White crape lisse. Blue 8:. yellow oankeetis
White Jean ; black, blue and green Prunella
Tartan Plaids ; Green baizes
Flannels of all colours
Black, pink. and slate col’d cambric
Gloves of all kinds
Hosiery, a good assortment
An assortment of Ribbons
Ladies’ and gentlemen’s pocket book's
Shirting muslin and sheeting
Bang up Cord ; Russia Sheeting
Russia and American Diaper
Tow cloth. Satiiiett
Shell. horn, and ivory combs
Fine pen Knives ; Barber’s Razotzs
Clothes and can brushes‘
Spectacles; Knives and lorks
Spoons. Looking Glasses
Good Needles, Pins, Thimbles, &z.c.
Crockery and Groceries‘ of a good quality
Norwnlk. Atigiist ‘£8. -
IIITCHCOCES PLOUGHS,
FOR SALE BY .'.iTREE'I‘ ct. JA ‘vt'ES,.
August 14th, 1896.
At a Meeting ofthe Inliabitants of the Town
of Nprvy-glk,,lcgally warned and held Oct...
2, is26,g-
OTED_,','I‘hat no person or persons shall
V takebr catch any Oysters, in the Waters
or on the flats within the town of Norwalk, in
thp County ofFairfield, and carry the saute,
oi’ cause the same to be carried out of the inn-
its ofsaid County. to be sold, or 0Ihel‘\V=si3 dis-
posed of, under the penalty of Seven Dollars :
the one half to the Treasurer ofthe 'I‘0\Vfli
and the other half to him who shall. sue fq:
‘he 5mm.’ and prosecute his still to etlecf.
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