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To S-:i.t'lfrom. H O
.V'orzvtzl.’r., for Peck-S'li_n, .New- York.
Q HE Norwalk Line of Packets have com-
menced their weekly trips, and will sail
-TeglllEll'l_V tliroiigli the season in the following
rrrder : Sloop CITIZEN, Brown, to leave Noi-
walk for New York on Tuesdays. and return
the Saturday following: Sloop Mi-:cmt-.\'ic,
Hoyt, on Thursdays, anti return the Tuesday
following; and Sloop SABINA, Daskam, on
Saturdavs,and return the Thursday following.
For Freight or Passage apply to the Cup-
tains on board, or at the Store of
' HOYTS 8:. CO.
Norwalk, April I, 1396. 6
SLOOP ORANGE ~ Regular Packet.
- SYLVANUS S. RAYMOND. Master,
Leaves .N’orwall.: every Tue.sa.'ay and returns
from .-Vew York every Sttttti-day.
L OCKWOOD 83' STJOHN
would inform their fiieiids
-' and the public, that they have
entered into the marketing bit-
siiie.--, and request a share oftheir patronage,
-whit-h they hope to merit, by their attentions
to please, and exertions to accommodate.
For frciglit or passage, apply to the Packet
-Office in the rear of Eli B. BenneIt’s Store.
{front which place the Orange will hereafter.)
run) or to the Captain on board. , .
N, B, Lockwood St. St. John will continiic
their llry Good business at their old st-and
Norwalk, September 18
NEVV ARRANGEMENT.
For Sawptil, .'Vorwalk. anal Brt'd:zeport.
-- .~‘ -;g I-IE SIP‘-ID Boa!-2.
ILHRVEY E. HOYT
ESPEC'l“Fl:LL'Y acqiiaiuts his friends
and the public generally, that he has
opt-ned ti shop in the east.-room of LocIrwood8;
Sl Joh7t’3 Store, a few rods east ofthe. Bridge,
WI-PH‘ he keeps. and is inanulacturing, a
variety of SADDLES. BRIDLES, HAR
NESS, TRFNKS, CAPS, PORTMAN-
TEAUS, HOLSTERS, and VALICES;
together with various less ‘commodities apper
l HARD-WARE.
JACOB SMITH;
- (Successor to N. Beers.)
F RYING-PANS, English Shovels,a gen-
eral assortment ofScotch Hollow Ware,
Eiiglish Blister Steel, Trace Ch ‘ns, a gene-
ral assortment of FILES and RHSPS, Cast
and German Steel, Saws, Butts and Screws,
Clout Nails, Brads, Wrought and cut Tacks,
h’ b ' - “ . .
“mam to ‘S usmess’ made explessly ‘ma .,_Tliumb Latches, Scissors and Shears, Jack
customers.
He has also for sale, Whips, Spurs,
Sleigh Bells, and an eligible selection of
Brass and silver plated, potted, and Japaned
Hard Ware, Buffalo Robes, &,c. &.c. all of
which may be obtained on as moderate terms
as at any similar establishment.
Old articles promptly repaired.
W 1llllPtI. C’./1TTLE’S H.dIR.
Ni-ru nllt. Jali Qtl. 18916. 3m45
Ur. 11'ull’s Patent Ykusg
RICE $7. M’LEAt\.'.. agents for the Pat
, entee. have just received a supply ofDi
A. G. Hull’s improved hinge and pivot Tmss
which for convenience and utility are surpas
sedby none. Niinieiotis certificates fr. cele
brated Physicians and persons who have usad
them, of their extraordinary effect, can be
‘ examined by calling at the Norwalk Dispen-
sary, south ofthe Biidgi-, May 1_
Pearl’ Tooth-Powder.
Gentlemen 25- Lrtd’z'e.<i' Pearl TOOTH P OW.
DER-—Prcpared by Dr. CLAY.
For sale at the Gazette 0_flice——Price Q5 Cts
For sale also by Benj. Isaacs and Stephen,St.
.It)llh. Nr-rualk, -iti.'l S, Jarvis. Stamford’
FALL GOODS JU "' ' .REC’1) BY
ELI BENNETT,
Blue and black tiiixed Satinetts
4 Bang up cord
t Lyonskiii
JOIIN .‘.IAI)t- .
agh. SHALL, 83 LAFAY- '
‘ . ETTE, have comtnen- 5
bed running to and front New York -'3'» Brill‘-3' I
port every day, (Sundays excepted) as follows: ;
The John Marshall will leave New York on 5
' ./.1 few Rods East of the Bridge.
LUE. black, olive, mixed 8!. drab Cloths
and (.’assii.teres Drabet
Devoiishire Keiscy
Rose and Point lllanltets
Red, ultite, yelltiu, green, and-Salisbury
Flannel, various qualities
Tartan Pl-aids various patterns, some at 2s 9d
Caroline plaids and stripe Green baizes
Black, blue, brown and crimson plaiti and
figured Boniiiazelts
Tue-days, Thursdays, artl Saturdays, at nine I Blk bombazine. ciicassian, liisiring &L satteen
o’clocl-t, A. M. stopping at Sawpit 8:. Norwalk;
( Fig’rl and black Rzitinett
and returning, leave Bridgeport on Montlays, ; Calicoes, various qualities
Furniture chititz
[hams
Ivedriesdays, and Fridays, at 9 A. M. ; Nor- l A|Tlt‘I’lCllll and iinported stripe Plaid 81. Ging-
walk It A. M. and Sawpit 1 P. 3'1. The La
Fayette will leave theseveral places atthc
satiie hours, on
Cassiiiiere and Cashmere Shawls
; 4 4 sc.irletValentia, 8:. 8 4 scarlet and fig’d do
the following days, viz: New [ Purple and chintz Shawls
York on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Silk and cotton flagg hand’fs
and Bridgeport on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and
Saturdays. The Stages will run from_the
several places as usual. Fare, from N York
to Sawpit, 75 cents: in Norwalk. , SI : l0
Bridgeport, 81 25, Children, half price.-
Dinner, 37 1 2 cents ; breakfast and tea, 25
cent. eavh. A “-’3
I‘ HE subscriber having the
agency ofa Chair Mariti-
factory in New York, has just
received a handsome assort-
ment of FANCY CHAIRS,
j -« which he offers for sale on gs
ood terms as they can e
"7’ Sought forin N. York. 'I‘liey
areiwarrarted to ,be tuflde Of
' t 5 the best ofniaterials aird in the
best manner. It is his intention to "keep a
constant supply on hand, and when any par-
ticular kind is wanted which he has not got it
can be immediately ordered and procni-erl.——
His Chairs are made at one of the most re-
spectable Factories in the cit y. , 3..
H. K. FROST.
L _Norwalk, August 28, 1826.
NEW ARRANGEME'N’I‘.
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N NORWALK POST-
COACH LINE.
LATT, PARTRICK, & CO. wish to
. give notice that they have commenced
_rttuning their line of stages frotn Danbury (by
way of Bethcl,) in Norwalk, as follows :—
Leave Danbury every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday morning, at 6 o’clock, and arrive
in time to meet the steam-boat, which runs
from Norwalk to NewYork; and leaves Nor
walk every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
upon the arrival of the steam-boat.
I Nlitwalk, September 4. 9.3
Fullmg, Dyeing, cmd
CIOTHBDRESSING.
HE subscriber respectfully informs his
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 thankfully received and panc-
tually attended to. The subscriber returns
his thanks to his customers for their past pat-
portage, and ‘solicits a continuance ofit. Per-
sons wnonill 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 Woods of all kinds that are
nhipt for sale by the subscriber.
Norwalk, September 6,1826. 29
fltltetttital ifimbrotatiott.
SUPPLY of W hilwcll’s Liqtuid Opo-
4-
A LlL’l(f0C,JllSt received at the Dispensary‘
South ofthe-Bridge. PRICESL M’Lr:Atv..
COTTON BATTS
OR sale by Loqxwooo 8:. Sr. Joan.
F March 13 1826. V 3
C >;'. NKLIN S’1‘RENGTl1’NlNG PLAS-
’ 'i‘:7;l{—'~.~:' t‘.B.RANTED GEN_UINE--
tzott SALE. AT THIS ‘oitEIC.F?‘-
Black canton and plaid do
White cotton bordered and battees do
A good assortment ofShirting .\'Itislius
Linen of various qualities , Long Lawn
Fiii'iiIliii'e Dlmity Muslin Robes
Linen cambric Cambric uiiisliii
Blue and plain Naukcens '
Cravats, assorted colprs
Blue silk Velvet _
Plain and fig’djaconett, swiss &I. book muslin
Figured Gros de Vaples silks
Green and white Florence
Black Canton and French crapc
Black sarsiiiett and India Lcvaiitiuc
Bobinett Lace different widths and qualities
Green and white crape
Thread aiitl cotton Laces, fro:-n 4 cents to 105
Ladies’ silk and white Kid Gloves
Silk Buttons, assorted colors
Blk worsted and blk and white cotton Hose
Gitiips, assorted colors
Floss thread and cotton, skeins and spools
Foundation muslin
Ladies’ white cotton pocket hand’ls with wor-
ked borders Black silk Vestiug
Valentia, toilnett and niarseilles Vesting
India calico, it good article for bed qtiilts
Quilting coltoii Ribbons, assorted colors
Ladies’ Kid Gloves, assorted colors
i\Ien’s first quality Beaver do
Brown muslin for bats
Cotton checks . Bed Ticks
Umbrellas and Barasols - Pearling
Block 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 co-:nbS Spoons
Knives and Forks Looking Glasses
Clothes and shoe brushes Spelling Books
Barber’s Razors Pen knives . Scissors
Cliildreii’s socks Slates and Pencils
Cotton Batting, Yarn and Candle Wick
An assortment of Groceries, Hard Ware and
Crockery October 2
LUMBEP..
STREET dc J./QJIIES
FFER for sale at III8II'Yilf(I in Norwalk
the following kinds t._l Lumber, viz.
55,u00 best Catskill Shingles
78,000 " Albany do '
i5,000 feet merch’t Boards
10,000 “ Hemlock do
5,000 “ clear do
5,000 “ 2d clear do
4,000 “ clear _&:Qd do 1 1-4 £3 9.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.
LOCKWOOD & ST. JOHN
FFER for sale at prices unusually low
80,000 first quality 18 inch Shingles
3,000 feet 2 inch Pine Plank
2,000 feet Qd quality do V,
10,000 feet 1 1-4 inch clear Plank
12,000 feet Qdlquality do. .
The above Lumber has been just received
Diaper
[from Plattsburgh. Octoltilf 9
!)‘i§nd Peri knives, shoe knives, bread $2. butch-
’ E
r do, Plain Irons, Assortment of Locks,
Bolts for doors and shutters, centre bits, Can-
dlesticks, Bed screws -- nd keys, Iron squares,
Curry Combs, Snulfers SI. Trays, Coffee mills
Slates, sand paper, Chissels, Brass Knobs,
Brass Curtain Pins, Shot, Paint brushes, &.c.
Norwalk, September 25.
~ N OTICE-.
JOHN‘ B URR./ILL
AS received (hiring the past week a new
supply of Groceries, which he will dis-
pttsc of WHOLESALE and RETAIL, on
the most reasonable terms for cash. Tavern
keepers wishing to be supplied, will do well
to call.
Cogniac.Brandy by the barrel or less qtiantit
St. Croix Rtini do do
New England. do do
Old Jamaica Rum suitable for medicine
Various kinds of Wine, from‘ 65. to 235. per
Gallon
Loafand Lump Sugars
Niitmegs as usual September 23.
_Aug. 21, 18936.
East End of hiam-Street.
IRON POTS, large and small
Dish Kettles do do
Coiiituoii and covered Spiders
Skellets High Patfs
' Iron Dogs, various sizes
Spades and Elhovels (English)
Trace Cliains Wool Cards
Slates and Pencils"
IVisk Bi'oom<: and Brushes
Writing and Letter Paper, and Qtiills
Also, Glass Ware and Crockery, an assort-
merit
The above articles together with an assort-
merit of DRY GOODS,
For sale cheap bv
LOCIQVVOOD S; S'l§‘..'iO‘l:‘.iIi\‘.
STONE LIME,-
ONSTANTLY on liaiid. and for sale by
the Cask. LOCKWUOD 5: ST. Joux.
August 1st, I826.
1cco1bs.?coa=-r-‘ore macros,
for Sale at Factory_ price.-, or 5. J. ROST.
CLAY’S ITCI-I OINTIIIENT,
ECOR pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease
atid certaiiitv,is infinitely superior to any
other medicine, for the cure of that most dis-
agreeable and tormenting disorder-Likeivise.
for all lierreticertipiitiits and impurities ofthe
skin. Price 33 cents. For sale by B. Isaacs
Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford.
AS'l‘()N De
Blondcville, 1
vol. l°.’. mo. by Ann
- Radt-.lill"c,; the stan-'
s'‘'' . dartl Spelling Book
or Scholars Guide,
by James H. Sears ; Tytler’s History ; Coin-
panion for the Altar, &.c. 8z.c. just rec’d and
for sale at the Bookstore and Library, South
ofthe Bridge. P. PRICE.
Norwalk, August ‘.29.
- New 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.
Goon (cotton Butts.
Norwalk. August 29.
Canal P\our——New Crop.
UST rec’d and for sale by the subscriber,
a new supply of Canal Flour, new crop.
, Sr-pt. I8 ‘ Jontv BURRALL.
ESS PORK.—A few Barrels of Mess
Pot!-' for sale by S. J. FROST-
Norwalk, Aug. 28. 1826. 97‘
HARD-W ARE, &c.
JOHJV‘ BURR./ILL
'-[_IASjust received from N.York an addi-
tion to his stock oi Hard Ware, besides
a small assortment of Hollow Ware, and feels
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 Table and teaspoons
Stock and dead do Ink powder
Chest and pad do Lather brushes and
Curtain pins boxes
Commode nobs Norfolk and common
Snnffbr. tobacco boxes latches and ttetches
Block tin tea pots Coarse and fine tooth
Quinebaug and sand combs '
Pocket Books & wal-
stones
\Vilson’s Bread and lets - _
shoe knives Shoe and scrubbing
Butts and screws brushes
lwrought Tacks and Scissors and shears
Sparables Wafers
Jack &I, pen knives Sand paper _
Curry combs Awls, and shoe tack
Cast hob nails ,Betts’ Blacking
Spades and shovels Peging awl hafls and
Shovels and tongs sewing do
Grid Irons lAn assortment of cut
Barber’s Razors Nails
Norwallt,
Benj.’s razor straps ,
. . ~ September 18,1826.
INSEED OIL, ‘SPERM, t°_:I- WHALE
. OIL,—For sale by "Sal. FROST-
( October .18. (
lm Norvallt, Oct .9» 13913».
the business of Academical 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 the School will cominenc
on the first Monday ofNovember next. Boa re
may be obtained in good families on moderatd
terius. Tuition will vary from $4 -to S6 pee
Quarter. _
For the information of those who may be
too remote for personal inquiry, the following
testimonial is subjoined. '
,- HAWLEY OLMSTEAD.
“Wilton, Septemberl4, 1826. l0w.°30
This may certify that 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-
ing of the confidence and patronage of the
public. , JEREMIAH DAY, \
President of Yale College.
Yale College, l\’lav..°25. I896. ’
SEASONABLE GOODS.
MAY BE FOUND AT
JA COB S./7IITH"S
' GENERAL Assortment ofFancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, and of as good
quality as can be found :-
Superfine Blue and black Cloth
do blue and black Cassimeres
Superfine claret coloured Cloth
Sattinetts of all kinds. 8 Point Blankets
Devoiis-hire Kersey. Bang-up Cords
Red, white, and green Flannels
Green Baizes. Tartan ISL Caroline Plaids
Fustian, an excellent article for pantaloous
Russia Duck and Russia Sheeting
Dorchester Ticking, first quality
Sheeting and Shirting Miislins
Furniture Chintz. 4-4 and 7-8 Irish Dinens‘
-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
Gentlemcn’s &I. Ladies’ Hosiery, and Gloves
Black, white, and colored Canton Crapes
Gilt Buttons by the gross. Fancy Vestings
Silk Flagg Haiidlteichiefs _
French striped 8:. American Plaid Gingliams
Fine and low priced Boinhaziries
Fine and low priced Botnhazettes
Ci-ava-. hlnsliiis. Bobbinett Lace
Black English Si‘k Hose. Ribbons
India and French Levaiitine. Intria Sarsnet
Italian Littestring. Black Florence
Fig’d and plaiti Gross de Naples Silk
White, pink, blue and white Florence
White Mersailles Vestiugs. Linen Cambric
I-‘laid and Fig’d Circassians, Col’d Muslins
Colored Bombazettes. Apron Checks
Buckskin Mittciis Umbrellas. Parasols
Cambric and Jaconet Mtisliiis. Shell Combs
Figured and plain Book Muslin ~
-‘plelldlll »,iss.oitinent ofCURLS, Sac.
Cotton Yarn and (Y.'otton Batting.
Cotton Wool, $t.c. Norwalk, Sept. 25.
FOR SALE BY Si. 3'. E'I*t.0S‘f1‘.
'1‘. Croix and New Orltztttts Sugar
White Havana powdered do
Brown Sugars
Fresh Hyson. Young Hyson, Hyson skin and
Souchong Teas
Tenerifle, Malaga, Port and Currant Wine
Good Molasses
Loaf Sugar Rice Cloves
Ginger; Nutmegs; Cinnamon
Brushes ofvarious kinds
Baskets do do
Shovels antl Spades
Cedar Tubs and Pails
Wooden Bowls Slid;
Sperm and Sweet Oils ; \Vltale do
Tacks, Brads and Sparrow bills
Bellows; Brooms; Raisins
Peailash and Saltpeter
Knives and Forks Spanish Segars
Alum; Copperasj Soap; Candles
°Writing and Wrapping Paper ‘
Metalic Tea Pots and Spoons
Window Glass ; Pocket Lights
Glass and Japaned Lamps
Fat Mackerel, No. l,'8llCl 2, in barrels and
half barrels ‘ '
Patent WHEEL H E./IDS’
Hay antl manure Forks
Oltl Jamaica Rum, suitable for medicine
400 Bttshels Sand ; Good Starch ; Almonds;
Chocolate; Coffee Sept 9-5
Norwalk, September 18.
Ready made Clothes.
HE 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 unusuallyinviting to those who
leave cash in exchange.
Enwm Locxwoon.
Norwalk, June, 1826. 16
HITGHGUCIVS PLOUGHS,
FOR SALE BY STREET is JAMES.
August 14th, 1826. '
THE Partnership of Hill &' Coley, of Nor»
walk, having recently been dissolved by
the death of Mr. Coley,the Subscriber re-
spectfully requests those who are indebted to
the above firm. to call and balance the books
by cash or note, and prevent hardness of
thought, which is frequently occasioned by‘
accounts being settled by Administrators.-.-—
Also, if there areany demands upon the said
firm, those who hold them would confer 8
favor by presenting them. EBEt\t’n HILL-
Norwalk,'Oct. 9, 1826-. 33
THE MILINARY ESTABLISHMENT.
of Mrs. M. .6. Sellcck has been removed
to the Dwelling-house ofthe subscriber, op
posite the Post. Office. Her former stand may
be RENTED on reasonable terms. Apply
HENRY Ssuecx.
tific attainments. It is believed that he is a
very able and faithful Instructor, and des'erv- ‘
situated near the village of
Stamford, state of Connecticut,
_ _ - thirty-sixtmiles from New York.
It cotisists of two large Flour Mills, one of
-‘sixteen and the other eight run of stones, ca-
pable of grinding one thousand bushels per
week They are located on Long Island
Sound, with the sole use ofthe harbor,(whicl1
is never impeded by ice when the Sound is
navigable) admitting vessels from seventy to
eighty tons bfirthen; together with houses in
the immediate vicinity, calculated for the res-
idences of millers and other labourers, with
work shops for blacksmitbs and mill wriglits,
and all the modern inrprovenients for carry-
ing on the business so as to render it lucra-
tive to the purchaser.
Also, an elegant modernibuilt
, Dwelling-House,
Large and comiuoclious, well adapted for the
residence ofthe proprietor or any other gen-
teel family, and conimanding a beautiful and
. extensive view of Longlsland and the Sound.
Fishing, Fowling, 8z.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 sl1ru'obery,with an ice house, summer
house, and handsomely laid out with gravel
walks, together with about forty. acres ofland
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 Real
Estate will be sold separate or together. For
desirableness of situation, beauty of prospect,
or place of business,it is no probably exceed-
ed iiiihestate,and therefor possesses itnport=-
ant advantages either to the man of business
or leisure.
For further particulars inquire ofJoHtv W’.
HOLLY, on the premises, or F‘-‘lessrs. BYRNI-:§,
TI_tniiBLE 8: Co. South-st. New York.
Also for sale, the Sloop Express, burthch
sixty tons, built in 1821, is well calculated for
a mill boat or coaster, being in good order 8!.
well found—sails,and one cable new. Inquire
as above. l3tf May, 18:26. .
TO LET
ROM the first of April next, the Store
occupied by the subscriber, a few rods
west ofthe Bridge. . It is one ofthe most eli-
gible stands iti this flourishing village, either
for a Dry Coods, Grocery, or Hardware Store,
being in the very centre of business. and with-
in too ft. of the Landing. Inquire immedi-
ately on the premises of
EDWARD H. S’I‘RF.l'-Z'I‘_.,_
LIQUID OPODELDOC.
J‘ HE article here enumerated must not He
conidcred as adding one iuore nu'mbet
to the already extensive catalogue of advertir
sed Medicines ; it is in fact an important im-
provement only, in a well known composition.
The Eiiibrocation contains 3 of the most
valuable articles [0 be met with in tile whole
circle ofMedicine, never before etnployed in
any other Opodeldoc,_in addition to the other
ingredient usually made use ot in the hard
kind, and will be found of'3 times its. strength
and effect. The money will be clieerfnlly re-
funded to those who, after having used one
bottle, may think differently.
“ For the use of horses and cattle in these
cases, it may be considered as inéstinr.ible..”
Certificates also froui several respectable
citizens are atinexed to the directions, who
have received the greatest benefit from the
,Iniprove,d Liquid Opodeldoc,’ when they had
previously used the hard kind to no pit: pose.
This article is asserted to be a sovereigii
remedy in Bruises, Sprains, Gout, Rheuma-
' tism, cramp, numbness, stiffness of the neck
or joints, slight burns, fresh wounds, chil-
blains, bzc.
" As the whole family‘ of mankind are lia-
sliould be witliotfit-it bottle ofit in their T-rouse.”
The Hon. Sam’l L. Mitchell, M. D. LL.D.
one of the first medical Professors in the state
of New York, has given a certificate in its fa-
voiir—siich authority you will not dispute. '
It is prepared by J. P. WHi,'rwi:I.L, whose
name is impressctl on each bottle, without
which itis not genuine. N. B. In cases
of acute Gout and Rheumatism, a tea spoon-
ful on going to bed, taken inwardly, in a wine
glass of cold water, has in conjunction with
the external application ofit, performed some
most extraordinary cures.
AROMATIC SNUF
ALSO may be had, that valuable and pop-
ular article, AROMATIC SNUI-‘F, recommend-
ed by Doctor Waterhouse, which Sniiffis so
celebrated throughout the American contin-
ent, iii cases of catarrh anti head-ache, and
sensibly stimulating the spirits without subse-
quent depression. The above valuable Med:-
icines may be had of Benjamin Isaacs, tin.
Norwalk.
Norwallt, May ‘l3. 1326.
watrttvs $rinclt:g_t, §jJt}0lI£i, arr.
.. , — ‘ EVI CLARK
I I has recently re-
ceived from N.York.
an addition to MS:
_ stock of Fancy arti-
r cles. which he oiigers
‘ . 5 ,,‘»".‘-1;, to the public at air
.. '1 prices, for cash only.
He has on hand a large assortment of Sil-
ver Spoons, which he will Warranlelllml "3
any made in this State 0!‘ fill!’ Olllelg ‘“'d 35
cheap.—All kinds of Repairing possible for
him to do will be promptly at“-"“l°‘l ‘"’
Wanted iinmediatelya 3” Appremlce lo the
bus-mess. Norwalk. Oc_t. 9.
.#_...;
UST ' eived and for sale by
rec Mas. M. A. Setpncs,
ll 1’l°""?1F»9a°‘°l?°'-ff?
ble to these caspalties, no prudent person
:—
Leghorn Hats. 61 new 5”PPl3lg
which possesses that desirable property of ‘
Norwalk Chronicler