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SLOOP ORANGE-Rogar.(ar Packet.
SYLVANUS RAYbIONI1. Mlasier ,
Treaties N'or-walk evr=r_i/' 'l'iresda.y and reltrrns
.-‘fl-'orn New York every SuI2LI'd(l_‘l/.
OCKW 00D 8," S'r.J{)lIN ._
would inform tlieir friends’
and the public, that: they have
_ ,,,_ , .; .. entered into the marketing bu-
mitt-ss, and request a slmre Of their P3'Y0“3€":
wltirzli they hope to merit, by their attentioirs
to please, and exertions to ar':cOmn:t0t‘l:rle.
For freight or passage, apply to the Packet
Office in the rear of Eli B. Benueti’s Store,
(from which pl-ice the Orange will hereafter
run) or to the Captain on board.
N. B. Lockwood 8:. St. John will continue
their l)ry Good business at their old stand
Norwalk, September 18
NEW ARRANGE;VlEN'.l‘.
For tS'awpit, .I\"orwalk, and Bridgeport.
HE Steam Boats
JOHN MAR-
, SHALL, 8: LAFAY-
._;.-._ ETTE, have common-
ced running to and frorii New York 3% BN3‘
port fiery day, (Sundays excepted) as follows:
The John Marshall will leave New York on
Tuesdays. Tlitirsdays, ai.d S<‘:lllI‘(IllyS, at nine
‘o’clock, A. M. stopping at Sawpit Ex’. Norwflllii
and returning, leave ‘Bridgeport on i‘.I0WIfiY-52
\Vednesdays, and Fridays, at 9 A. M. ; Nor.
walk ll A. M. and Sawprl 1 P. 31- The La
Fayette will leave the several places at the
same hours, on the foll0“"‘§ da.Y5= "‘7;‘,N“3“’
York‘ on Mondays, \Vednesdays, and 1~ ridays,
and Bridgeport on Tuestlays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays. The Stages W _
several places as usual. F9178. “Om N 3 ‘Wil-
io Sawplt, 75 cents: to NI)I\Valks Bl 3 l0
Bmggepori, gt <25 ' Children, halfpricc.~._
Dinner, 37 1-2 cents ; breakfast and tea, 95
98
' -._-2-..-. —-- _--as-we-‘~‘
4,I‘r!:s-‘-2-.‘ -V!-J-.-’.“.’.‘1?
HE"stibscri’ner having the
agency ofa Chair Manu-
factory in New York, has j.tist
received a liarirlsorm: :r:~;sort-
merit of FANCY CHAIRS,
which he offers for sale on as
good terms as they can he
bought for in N.York. They
_ are warranted to be made of
. ‘ ' .s the best ofinaterials and in the
best tiiztllllei’. It is his intention to keep -'1
constant supply on hand, and when any par- 1
ticular kind is wanted which he has not got it
can be immediately ordered and procIired.--
’His Chairs are made at one of the most re-
spectable Factories in the CI’-_V,',
' ' H. K. FROST.
‘Norwalk, Augtist "28. 185.28.
NE W A RRAN G E M E N '1‘.
.. .. v. . ta;
D NORWALK
COACH LINE.
PLATT, PARTRICK, 8:. CO. wish to
give notice that they have C()tllfll('lJQC(I
turning their line of stages from Danbury (by
way of Bethel,) to Norwalk, as follows :—-
]'_,eave Daribury every .-lrlonday, Wetlriesdav,
and Friday morning, at 0 o'clock, and arrive
in time to meet the steam-boat, which runs
from Norwalk to NewYo_rk; and leaves Nor
walk every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
upon the arrival of the. steam-boat.
Nhrwalk, September 4. 928
ASTON De
Blondeville, l
vol. I? mo. by Ann
Radcliffe ; the stari-
dard Spelling Book
_...--.._‘- — or Scholars Guide,
by James H. ears ; '_I'ytler’s History ; Coin-
panion for the Altar, &.c. Eco. Just rec"d and
for sale at the Bookstoreand Library, South
ofthe Bridge. P- 91110 I3-
Norwalk, Aiigiist Q9.
LUMBER.
STREET 5:’. JJJIIES
FFER for sale at tlreirYai’d in Norwalk
0 the following kinds c~fLurnbcr, viz.
53,000 best Catskill Shingles
78,000 “ Albany do
15,000 feet nierch’t Boards
10,000 “ Hemlock do
5,000 “ clear (lo
5,000 Qd clear do _
4,000 clear 8L2d do _! _l-4 8L 9 ru.Plank
5,000 first quality Siding
3,500 yelloiv pine Plank
€2,000 merch’t white Pine Plank
300 Scaritling _
Also,alw.iys on hand good STONE LIME
by the Barrellfor sale as above.
Dr. Hull’s Patent Truss.
RICE 81. M’LEAN, agents for the Pot-
eiitee, havejust received a 'siipply of Dr.
A. G. Hull’s iiuproved hinge and pivot Truss
which for convenience and utility are surpas
sed by none. Numerous certificates fr. cele
hrated Physicians and persons who have used
them, of their extraordinary effect, can be
examined by calling at the Norwalk Dispen-
sary, south ofthe Bridge. May 1.
Pearl Tooth-Powder.
Gentlemen 8; Ladies’ Pearl TOOTH POW-
DER—Prepared by Dr. CLAY.
For sale at the Gazette 0_fiice—Price 25 Cts.
F0. sale also by Benj. Isaacs and Stephen St.
301",’ Nrmvalk, and S. Jarvis. Statnford____
cttteatiral Yfimhrncatttm.
SUPPLY of W hifwellfs Liquid Opo-
-Souili of the Bridge. Peace be M-’LEAm
deldoc, JIISI received at the Dispensary
ill run from the,
geaetrlrs, 38::
NEW l<)S'I‘A 8 L154 H M E N’I‘.
. ILHRVEY E. H01’1'
ESPEC'I'FIj'LLY acquaiuts his friends
and the public generally, that he has
opened asbop in the east-room of LocIrwood8,r
Sf.John’s Store, a few rods east ofthe Briilge,
where he keeps, and is inaiiiilhctiiring. a
variety of SADDLES. BRIDLES. HAR
NESS. 'I‘I{UNKS, (TAPS, POR'I‘MAN-
TEAUS, HOLS'I‘Ii‘.I{S, and VALICES;
together with varioiisless conrniodities apper
tenant to his business, made expressly for
customers. ‘
He has also for sale, \Vhips, Spurs,
Sleigh Bells, and an eligible selection of
Brass and silver plated, ported, and Japaned
Hard Ware, Buffalo Robes, kc. &Lc. allof
which may be obtained (in as moderate terms
as at any similarestablislimerit.
'7‘’** Old articles promptly repaired.
Warm-.rl, C/IT'1'LE’S H./HR.
_I\I\)I‘\'l/1LlIIx(., Jan. 2d, 1826.
\
3m45
I
OYT’S PATENT COOKING and
FRANKLIN STOVES.——A constant
supply of the above highly approved Cooking
‘Stoves, for sale at the mauiifactiirer’s prices,_
by the subscrilior. The experience of Q or 8'
years has proved them decidedlysuperior to
any thing ofthe kind ever ofTeri>d to the pub-
lic. I-louse.-keepers are earnestly solicitrerl to
examine them. They comprise five fllfférvlll
sizes from SIS, to 585, with fixtures coinoleie.
P. PRICE.
‘ALL GOODS JUST RE C’D B Y
'x‘ ‘ *2‘ fr-5”‘ \
ml ‘is. 't>l:..-“t.l\‘lr_.'l'lr‘,
./1_/iw f‘flJLf8 East oftlsc Brid_t;e.
LU E, black, olive, mixed Cs’. drab Cloths
and (.Tassii.rerr=s Diahet
Blue and black riiised Satinetts ,
Bang up Cord Devonsliire Kelsey
Lyonskiu Rose and Point l_’.lankets
lied, white, yellow, green, and Salisbury
Flannel, variorts qualities
Tartan Plaids various patterns, some at 25 {H
Caroline plaids and stripe Green harzr-5
Black, blue, broivn and crimson plain and
figured Bornbazeits '
Blk hniubazine, circassiau, lustring 8»; sattrwn
Fig’d "and black Ratiuctt. Furniture cliinrz
Calicoes, various qualities [hams
American and imported stripe Plaid 8.‘. Giiig-
Cassiinere and Casliniere Shawls
4 4 scarletValeritia, 8:. 8 4 scarlet and Iig’d do
Purple and clririiz Shawls
Silk and cotton flagg haud'fs
Black canton and plaid do
White cotton bordered and battces do
A good assortnieiit of Shining Mnslins
Linen of various qualities Long Lawn
Furnitirre Dimity Muslin Robes
I-inen cainbric Catiibric muslin
Blue and plain Naukeens
Cravats, assorted colors
Blue silk Velvet
Plain and fig’djacnnett, swiss &. book muslin
Figured Gros dc Nlaples silks
Green and white Florence
Black Canton and French‘ crape
Black sarsiuett and India Levautinc
Bobiriett Lace dillereiit widths and qttalilies
Green and white crape
Thread and cotton Laces, from 4 cents to I05
Ladies’ silk and white Kid Gloves
Silk Buttons, assorted colors
Blk worsted and blk and white cottoti
Gitnps, assorted colors
Floss thread and cotton,
Foundation uiuslin
Ladies’ tvliite cotton pocket liand'Is with wor-
ked borders Black silk Vesting
Valentia, toilnett and niarseilles Vesting
Irulia calico, a good article for bed quills
Quilting cotton Ribbons, assorted colors
Ladies’ K-id Gloves, assorted colors
Meu’s first quality Beaver do
Brown muslin for bats
Cotton checks Bed Ticks
Uiubrellasaud Parasols Pearling
Black and criuison 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
Barber’s Razors Pen knives Scissors
Childreu’s socks Slates and Pencils
Cotton Batting, Yarn and Candle Wick
An, assortment. of Groceries, Hard Ware and
; Cwckeiy Octoberfi
Diaper
Iicse
skeinsand spools
._
B:r.A1\m use-s
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
HARD-VVARE.
JACOB SMITH,
‘(Successor to N. Beers.)
FRYING-PANS, English Shovels,a gen-
eral assortmem ofScotcli Hollow Ware,
English Blister Steel, Trace Chains, a gene-
ral assortment of FILES aurl RASP , Cast
and German Steel, Stnys, Butts and crews,
Clout Nails, Brads, 'W,rotiglit and cut Tacks,
Thutpb Latches, Scissors and Shears, Jack
and Pen knives. shoe knives, bread $2. butch.
or do, Plain Irons, Assortment of Locks,
Bolts-for doors and shutters, centre bits , Cari-
dlesticks, Bed screws _and keys, Iron sqiyrres,
Curry Combs, Snuffers &.Trays, Coffee mills
Slates, sand paper, Chissels, Brass Knobs,
Brass Curtain Pins, Shot, Paint brushes, &_z,r~..
Norwalk, September 25.
NOTICE.
J 0I1'.N' BURR./ILL
AS received during the past week a new
supply of Groceries, which he will dis-
pose of IVIIOLESALE 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 quantit"
St. Croix Rum (I0 do
New England. do do
Old Jamaica Rum suitable for medicine
Various kinds of Wine, from 63. to £285. per
Gallon
Loaf and Lump Sugars
Nutrncgs as usual ,, September 23.
, b'fl'O1V.E LIME,
ONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale by
the Cask. Locttivoon 5:. ST. Joutv.
August tsi, l8~26.
CLA.Y’S 1'fUH OINTMENT,
_ F OR pleasautncss, safety, oxpcditiriri, ease
and cert-ainty,is infinitely superior to any
other medicine, for the cure of that inost dis-
agreeable and tormenting disordcr—Likewise
for all lierrctie eruptioiis and iiiiprrriiics ofthe
skirt. Price 83 cents. For sale by B. Isaacs
I\‘or'walk, and S. Jarvis, Staiiiford. .
’r
- HARD-W ARE, &c.
JOH./V‘ BUIr’Ii’.4f.L
ASjtist received from N. York an addi-
tion to his stock of I'Iarrl \Vare, hesirlr-s
a srrzall assortruent ofllolloiv Ware, and feels
confident. altho’ he does not crnisirlcr luniselt
a Successor to anyone, he ran sell as cheap.
The following articles comprise apart of
his assortrnctrt, viz:
‘ Desk arid trunk Iarililrs Tztlrle and teas mons
l
Ink powder
Lrttlrcr I)lllSIl(‘S and
boxes
Norfolk audvcommon
lalclies and Iltilkillrs
Cmii'sn and line tunlli
combs
Pocket Books EL wal-
leis
Shoe and scrubbing
lmrslics
Scissors anti shears
Wafers
Sand paper
Awls, and slioetack
Belts’ Blat-king
Pegiug awl halls and
sewing do .
An assortment of ctit
Nails
Norwallt,
Septeinher l8. I896.
Cheapest yet offered.‘
STREET SI. JAMES
AVE rec’d by recent arrivals from N.
York, their Fall supply of Goods. which
Stock and dead do
Cliest and pad do
Curtain pins
Cnitiinririe trrrbs
Sntilfisz. tobacco boxes
Block iiri tea pots
Q_iiiiivb‘ang and sand
stories ‘
Wilsnn’s Bread and
slmt‘ knives
I’-utts and screws
\'Vt‘0rt_glit‘ Tacks and
Sparables
J-aclt bx. pert knives
Curry combs
Cast hob nails
Spades and shovels ‘
Shovels and tongs
Grid Irons
I:i.irher’s Razors
I5enj.’s razor straps
. they offer at their store west side the Bridge,
at the lowest prices. Among wbicli may be
found—-
25 pieces line and superfine Cloths, assorted
colors; 6 do (I) blue, black and mixed Cas-
simeres ; I0 do Satinets, assorted, from 44 cis
to 1 75; Rose and Point Blankets; Tartan
Plaid, some at 88 cents; Caroline do. very
cheap; Flannels, assorted colors, from 18 (id
to -— ; 5 pieces green Baize ; Claret and
blue Carnblet ; Bombazetts, cheap enough
Drab Flushing, a superior article for gen.le-
rnen ; blue and fancy coloured Pelisse cloth
fig’d Ratinet ; black India Levantines and
Satins; Sinchews and Sarsuetts; coloured
Florences ; Pla_id Silks; Italian Ltrtestring
blk, lilach 8:. brown fig’d Gro dc Nap ; black,
white, and col’d Canton Ci-ape : black,greerr,
and white French Crape ; green and white
Gauze : Veils; Valencia, silk and Marseilles
Vestuigs ; blue, green, and blk silk Velvets
'l‘ahby Velvets, a~Sut'lt’(I ; blk and white col’d
Ribbons ; Yellow Nankeen ; Flagg Ildkfs
black, Canton, and plaid srlk do; 4-4. 31- 6 4
Pi'ussian'Shawls °,dark imitation and piirpled
do ; black Cassiinere Shawls ; Bordereddo;
Merino and Cashmere Shawls; Whites “Om,
and plaid Cravats ; Linen Cainbric and Long
Lawn; Floss cotton 8:. Floss Thread ;sewing
cotton ;Calicoes,as cheap as any of our neigli
bors ; Devonshire Kersey, for Pea coats ;Bed
Ticks ;Plaids, Apron checks; Fine Shirting
Ladies’ beaver, custor, kid 87. silk Gloves; La-
dies’ cotton and worsted Hose ; Gcntleiuen’s
Gloves and Hose, assorted ; brown and black
Linen; black $1. white Calicoes ; Swansdown
Vestings ; Cainbric, Book 81. Jaconet Muslin;
Fig’d Swiss, Book and Jaconet do ; Imitation
_Liiten Cambrie ; Furniture Chintz ; Olive &.
Drab Bangup; Thule Lace; Bobbinell do-
_..i_v'ide 8:. narrow ; 40 pieces Unbleacli’d Sheet-
ings, 87 inches wide, 19’. 1-2 cents ; 80 pieces
Uucasville do, superfine ; 20 pieces 7 8 do,at
10d ; 1 case 4.4 bleach’d Norwich slieetirigs ;
500 lbs Cotton Batts at 10d ; Cotton Yarn and
Candle Wick, &.c.
ALSO—An ‘assortment of GROCERIES
“ and HVARDWARE.
N orwallt, October ffitbr.
: I"reiic-ii striped Isl. Ainerican Plaid Ginghams
-cle mi ternis unusually invitiug' to those who
NORWALK, com. TUESDAY, N.OiVE.\fBE'R 7. 1826.
Academy at Wzlton.
HE subscriber respectfully informs the
Public that it is his intention to resume
the business of Academical Instruction. In
addition to the branches usually taught in
Academics, the training of young gentlemen
to become Instructors of Common Schools
will he an object of special attention. Th
Winter Term of the School will comrnenc
on the first Monday ofNovember next. Bnara
may be obtained in good families on moderattl
terms. Tuition will vary from S4 to 86 pee
Quarter.
For the information of those who may be
too remote for personal inquiry, the following
testimonial is sii!:jviirie_rl.
HAWLEY OLMSTEAD.
Wilton, Septernberl4, 1826. l0w30
Tins may certify that Mr. HAWLEY Omit-
STEAD has received a regular education at
tlris College, and that he was among ilie most
distinguished in his class in literary and scien-
tificaiiaiiirirerits. It is believed that he is a
yery able and faithful Instructor, and deserv-
ing of the confidence anti patronage of the
public. Jr-zrtmrrun DAY,
President or Yale College,
Yale College, May 25, I826.
SEASONABLE GOODS.
."n‘AY BE FOUND AT
JA COB SZIIITIPS '
GENERAL Assorrinent ofFancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, and of as good
quality as can be found :— -
Superfine Blue and black Cloth
do blue and black Cassimeres
Siiperfine claret coloured Cloth
Sartiuetts of all kinds. 3 Point Blankets
Devousliire Kersey. Bling.up 00,45
Red, wliite, and green Flaunels
Green Bar.‘-.'.es. 'I‘artaii L41/Caroiiiie Plaids
Fusii-an. an exeelleiit article for pautaloons
Russia Duck and Iiussiri Sheeting
Dorchesler ’I‘ickli'ig, first quality
Staer-ting and Shirting Miislriis
Furniture ()hint7.. 4 4 and 7-8 Irish Linens
London, Err-,iit-li and American Prints
7 4» Mantle. Mr-.r'iiio Shawls.
7-4, 4-4, and 0-4 Prussian Sliawls
6.4 anti 4-4 Cusliiiierc Shawls «
A spleirdirl assortment of fancy Dress Shawl-
6 4 and 7 -l- Cirssiiiicrc Sliawls, very low
Furniture Binding. Clailts Stwiol Cotton
Geinleiiit-n’s 151. Ladir-s’ llosiery, and Gloves
Black, white, and colored Carrion Crapes
Gilt Buttons by the gross. Fancy Vestings
Silk Flagg Iltiiiilltercliiefs
Fine and loiv priced Bombazmes
Fine and low priced Boiulrazettes
Cravat Muslius. Bolilfiiiett Lace
Black Englisli Si'k Ilose. Iirbbons
India anti Frencli Levairiine. Innia Sarstiet
Italian Liiiestring. Black Florence
Fig’rl and plain Gross do Naples Silk
White, pink, blue and white Florence"
White hlcrsailles Vestiiigs. Linen Cambric
Plaid and Fig’d Clrtzttssiairs, Col’d Muslins
Colored Bornbazeltes. Apron Checks ,,
lliiclisltin Mittens. Umln'ellas'. Pdl'aSnIS
Cairrlrric and Jaconet Mnslins. Shell Combs
Fig.-iii‘:-il and plain Book Muslin
>‘pl«-.mlirl rrssrirearictrt of CURLS, 8:0.
L‘-ottoii Yarn and (‘otton Batting.
ljvrttou \\'tml, Xsu-., N(I|‘\VH|k’ Sept, 25,
FOR S./ILL‘ 131" S. 3,
'l'. Crorx and New Urlearis Sugar
White Havana powdered du
Brown Sugars .
Fresh Hyson. Young Ilyson, Hyson skin and
S-oiielroiig Teas
Tenerilli-, Mala-ga, Port and Currant Wine
Good Molasses
Loaf Sugar Rice Cloves
Giii«_-er; Nirtniecs; Cinnamon
Brushes ofvarious kinds
Baskets do do
Shovels and Spades_
Cedar Tubs and Pails
\‘Vooden Bowls Slrpt
Sperm and Sweet Oils ; Vfhale do
Tacks, Brads and Sparrow bills
Bellows; Brooms; Raisins
Pearlash-and Saltpeter
Knives and Forks Spanish Segars
Alum; Copperas; Soap;_."Caudles
Writing and Wrapping Paper
M eralic Tea Pots and Spoons
Window Glass ; Pocket Lights
Glass and Japaned Lamps
Fat Mackerel. No. I, and 2, in barrels and
half barrels
Patent WIIEEL HE./IDS
Hay and manure Forks
Old Jamaica Rum, suitable for medicine
400 Busliels Sand ; Good Starch ; Almonds;
Clioeolate; L‘-otfce Sept. 9.5
Norwalk, September 18.
Ready made Ciothes.
H E subscriber has received and offers for
sale at his store a few rods East of the
Bridge, a good assorirnent of the above arti-
leave cash in excliarige.
Enwitv Locxwoon.
Norwalk, June, 1826. I6
I11 TCII C OCR’ 3 PEG UGHS,
FOR SALE BY STREET 8!. JAMES.
August 14th, 18%. .
HE Partnership of Hill 8' Coley, ofNor-
walk, having recently been dissolved by
the death of Mr. Coley,tlre Subscriber re-
specifully 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, ifthere are any demands upon the said
firm, those who hold tltem would confer a
favor by presenting them. E3‘m~r’rt HiI.L.
,N0rwalk, 003,. 9,1896-. 33 f
T
O'.l.'I_G:Ei. , ,
HE MILINARY ES'I‘ABLISHMEl\l'I‘
of Mrs. M. J}. Seller]; has been removed
to the Dwelling-house ofthe subscriber, op-
osite the Post Office. Her former stand may
be‘ RENTED on reasonable terms. Apply
Hermit Seneca.
to . ,
Norwallr, Oct. 9, I895:
'VflLUa/JBLE RE./9,1; ;EST.rf1TE
FOR SALE..__ .- ,
VALUABLE Real Estate,
situated near? the village of
Stamford, state of Connecticut,
- - - ' thirty-six miles from NewYork-.
‘It. consists of two large Flour Mills, one of
sixteen and the other eight run afstones, ca-
pable of grinding one thousand bushels per‘
Week», They are located on ‘Long Island
Sound, with the sole use ofthe harb‘o'r,(whiclr
is never impeded by ice when the Sound is
navigable) admitting i'ressels.from severity to
«eighty tons burtlien; together with houses in
the iminediate vicinity, calculated for the res-
idences of millers and other labourers, with
work shops for blabksmitlis and mill wrights,
and all the modern inrprovfenrents for carry..-
ing on the business so as to render it lucra-
tive to the purchaser; ; . .
Also, an elegant modern built
Dwelling-I-louse,
Large and commodious. well adapted for the
residence ofthe proprietor or any other-gen-'
teel family, and commanding a beautiful and
extensive view of Longlsland and the Sound.‘
Fishing, Fowlirig, he. in all their varieties.-
Atiaclied to the House is an extensive Garden
of several" acres, beautifullylocated, and ,con-'
taining agreai variety of choice fruits, flow-
ers, and shrubbery,with an ice house, summer‘
house, and handsomely laid outwith gravel
walks, together with about forty acres of land
divided into tillage, meadow, and wood,—--
Barns, stables, granary, and other out houses;
The whole enibraciug an Island irmnediately
connected with the main land. .
The above extensive and valuable Ileial
Estate will be sold separate or together. ,F0,t'
desirableness of situation‘, beauty of prospect,
or place of business,it is no piobably.exceed—
ed in the state,atrd therefor possesses ii'np‘ort'-
ant advantages either to the man of business
or leisure. _ , .
For further particulars inqa-:.-é oflforifi W‘.
Ho1.1.ir, on the premises, or :essrs. Bvnmss;
'I‘niirin1.n 8: Co. Soutli-st. New York.‘
Also for sale, the Sloop‘ E2?_pre's’s, bt'i‘i*t'be'n
sixty tons, built in 1822.1, is well calculated for
a mill boat or coaster, being in good order ‘f-
’ well I'buud-—-sails,and one cable n‘ei'-v. Inquire
_ tau’
TO‘ LET
ROM the first of April next", the Store
occupied by the subscriber, a few rods
west of the Bridge. it is‘ one ofthe -host eli-
gibte stands in this flourisliiiig village, either
for a Dry Coeds, Grocery, or liardware'Store,
as above.‘ May, I3£6. A
being in the very centre of busiriess, and i'v'nli- _
in 100 ft. of the Landing; Iirq.ui're i‘rr‘r'ni'cd‘i-‘
utely on the premises or I _
l1‘.oiv.uto‘_ H dT‘iu-;i~:'t-‘._
LiQUlD OPOUELDOC: _ ,
'l‘HE .araicrr: here enurnerated must not be
coiudered as adding one more t‘i'uii'ib'et‘
to the already extensive catalogue of adverti-
sed Medicines; it is in tact an zmporldirt im-
provement only, in a well known crirrrposrtrrrii.
The Erubrocution contains 8 of the most
valuable articles to be uret with in the whole’
circle of Medicine, never before eruployed iii
any other Opodelrloc, in addition to the other
ingredient usually made use or in the bard
kind, and will be found of 8 times its‘ strerigtli
and effect. The money will be clieerftilly re-
funded totbose who, alter having used one
bottle, may think. differently.
_" For the use_ of ltorses and cattle in thcsd
cases, it may be co_ns'idei’ed as incsti‘rna'ble.”
~?.—~
Certificates also from several respectable"
citizens are annexed to the dire-cii'or‘r‘s, who
have received the greatest _be‘uefit from the‘
, Improved Liquid Opodeldp-3,’ ivltcn they had
previously used the hard kind to no purpose.
This article is asserted to be a sovereign
remedy in Bruises, Sprains, A ouf, Rhcuma-V
tism, cramp, numbness, s_tifi'ness of the
or joints, slight burns, lrcsli wounds, chil-
blaius. istc. _ .,
‘‘ As the whole family of niaiiltirid a'r'e_li:t-
hle to these c palliesy D0_ Pllldelfl PBISG",
should be without‘-‘pa bottl_e ofit in their house.’
The Hon. Sam’l L. Mitchel}, D. LL'.D'.
one ofthe first medical Professors intlic state‘
of New York, has given a c‘ertilir‘:atc in its fa‘-‘
voirr—-sucli authority you will not ¢Il5l“-“__e- ,,
It is prepared by P. WHlTWELL’oV *."l|93€’-f
name is impressed on each bottle, ,vv‘itho_t'rt
which itis not genuine. ' N. B. In cases
of acute Gout and Rlietrmatism, a tea ‘3p_0t'Jlt'I'-
ful on going to bed, taken inwardly, in a,wii_i'e
glass of cold water, has in co'njuuction ivilll
the external application ofit, pé'rfo'rr'i'Iéd some
most extraordinary cures. _ H _
AROMATIC SNUFF. _ U
ALSO may be’ trad, thatvaluable and pop‘-
ular article, Al‘.0ltlA'I‘IC SNtrr1*r", recfommenda
ed by Doctor Waterhouse, which Siiriliid so"
celebrated throughout the American confin-
eni, in cases ofcatarrlr and head-.a<':he, and
which possesses that desirable propertypol‘
sensibly stirnulatingthe spirits witliout subse-
quent depression‘; The above valuable Med-
icines may be bad of Benjamin Isaacs, at
Norwalh. , , , ., '
’)Norwa,llt. May 323. 189.6,
watcttcs, einrlrgg, fiponna, 83:;
. V EVI CLARK
-' ‘L 21- has recently re-_
" ceived from N.‘Yo,rl:
an addition to . Ill."-‘3
stock of Fancy 'ri.I.‘l"“-'
cles, which he offers
to the public at fair
-.—___ ,_ ~ _ pii'ce§, for cash only.
He has on hand Iiargezassrirtineiit of SII-'
ver Spoons, which he will t'varYfl"' ‘-’(l‘"" Ii‘
any made in this State or any OIIléf.,3.fiG as
cheap.--All kinds of Repaifing possible for
him to do will be promptly 31l€fl_'I,9."’__‘"'-, . _
Wanted immediately, an Aptfiehllce “XIII9
busi,,e55_ Norivalki Oct. 9.
Leghorn Hats, (1. new supply,
I UST received and for sale by A _
N138. N1." Sb“-E.('.‘fi,
Norwerlft, Octnblfif 5"
Norwalk Chronicler