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.Quarterly. Mail subscribersin advance.
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HJIRVEY E. HOYT»
No. 2,;East part of Main-Street,
RESPECTFULLY acquaints his friends
_ and the public generally, that he still
continues to manufacture in the very best
manner, SADDLES, BRIDLES. .~HAR-
NESS, TRUNKS. CAPS, PORTMAN-
‘TEAUS, HOLSTERS, and VAL-ICES;
together with every other article in his line of
business. _
He has also for sale, Whips, Spurn
Sleigh Bells, and _a very choice selection of
Brass and silver plated, potted, and Japaned
Hard Ware, Buffalo Robes, &c. Sac. all of
which may be obtained oti as moderate terms
as at any similar establishment.
-lt** Old articles promptly attended to.
Wanted, C'flT.TLE’S H3”:-
Nurtvalk, Jan. Qd, I327. 45
STEAM BOAT LINE.
. Stages every day_‘_ Sundays excepted for.
Sawpitts, Staiiiford, Norwalk, and
Bridgeport.
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' HE "l,i__irectors_oftlie Steam Boat JOHN
_ MARSHALL have commenced run-
ning a daily Litre of STAGES during the
winter season. as follows, viz. _
. Leaving Zrichariali Mead’s, 23 Bowel)’; 0|’
Parrott 81. Ki.-k’s, D8 Mulberry street, N. Y.
every day, at 9 o’cl0Cks A- M-
Leavitig Horace Cook’s Tavern, N°""all‘a
"(Cong at 7 o’clock, A. M. Captain Peter
Knapp’s, Stamford, at 3 o’clock, A. M-
;r:_ - -
._ ;..--
Fare to Saw itts, . . - 81 00
Gretiiiwich '_. - - 1 25
Stamford . . o 1 59
Norwallt _ . . - 9 00
—. . .Bridgeport . . . _- 3.00
All Baggage at the risk of its respective
owners.
r, N. B. This being the most splendid Line
n this Road, and having careful and experi-
inced drivers, Passengers may ride with ease
and more than ordinary safety.
January 8, I897. 43
Old Linc qf Stages. from New York by the
may qf Stamford and Norwalk, to Danbury.
' Farm 32 75 cts. ; thro’in one day. I
I. '
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' ' ,, ;j._ ,.; _, =#;_1:fer...-°- '
-A E th Subscribers, wish to inform the
V Public that we have commenced run-
ning a Line of STAGES. l0 H1991 GWFFEN
"$2. ODELL, at Stamford, as follows :
Leaves A. HoWAttn’s. No. 18 Bower)’: N-
York, every Tuesday, Thursday. St. Saturday,
at 9 o’clock, A.-M. for Stamford,Norwa|k, 8:.
Danbury. Leaves Gr-msnom NICHOLS , Dati-
bury, at 3 o’clock. H. WfllTLOCK,N0r\Valk,
at 7 o’clock. EZRA KturP’S. Slalflfmde 3
o’clock, A. M. every Monday, Wednesday, 31-
Friday, and arrives in N. York, at 3 o’cl_0ck.
P. M. The subscribers having provided
good horses and carriages,and carefel drivers,
solicit the patronage of their Friends.
45 Kii:i:Lr.:rt, Wni'rLocx, 5:. Co.
NEW 81. CHEAP ESTABLISHMENT.
HE Subscribers having purchased a good
‘T assofflnellt Of alld
HORSES, solicit the patronage of their for-
mer triends, and request them to call at the
house of HEZEKIAH W nvrnocx for any VE-
HICLE which they may choose for convey-
ance to‘ any part of the country, and they can
be accommodated on as reasonable terms as
at any other Livery Stable in the county.
Trying is the Naked Truth.
, KEELEE, WHITLOCK, 8:. Co.
Norwalk, Dec. 19, 1826- 45
_ HE subscriber having the
agency ofa Chair Marin,-
factory in New York; l‘35.l“5‘
received a handsome assort-
ment of FANCY CHAIRS,
whichvzhe offers for sale on as
good terms as they can be
bought for in N.York. They
are warranted to be made of
. the best ofmaterials and in the
‘best itianner. 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 procured.-
His Chairs are made at one of the most re-
spectable Factories in the city.
H.'K. FROST.
Norwalk, August 28, 1826.
BOOK SALT; GIG.
500 BUSHELS very superior Rock Salt,
100 Pounds Salt Petre [very cheap]
-150 barrels Canal Floor, of different brands
A quantity of superior MUSTARD _ _
A quantity 0 the first quality Box Raisins.
N. B. The above articles the subscriber
ofiers for sale at low prices.
J our: Bcanau.
Norwalk, Dec. 7, I826. 49
. 50 Tons Plaster,
FOR’ SALE BY S‘-. J’. FROST.-
C ONKLIN STRENGTH’-NING PLAS-
'f‘ER.-A constant supply of the above:
celebrated article, warranted genuine, for sale
WIIOLESALE and-RETAIL, at the Nor-
walk Dispensary, south of the Bridge.
.'[aii,. 41,71 Pnica .& M’LEAN.
’7 4 Mantle Merino Shawls.
SEASONABIE GOODS.
mar BE. FOUND AT
JACOB SM'ITH’S
GENERAL Assortment ofFaucy and
Staple DRY GOODS, and of as good
quality as can be found :-
Superfine Blue and black Cloth A
do blue and black Cassimeres
Superfine claret coloured Cloth .
Sattinetts of all kinds. 3 Point Blankets
Devoiishire Kersey. Bang-up Cords
Red, white, and green Flannels- M
Green Baizes. Tartan 8r.Caroii'ne Plaids
Fustian, an excellent article for pautaloons
Russia Ddck and Russia Sheeting
Dorchester Ticking, first quality
Sheeting and Shirting Muslins
Furniture Chintz. 4-4 atid 7-8 Irish Linens
London, French and American Prints
7-4, 4-4, and 6-4 Prussian Shawls
6-4 and 4-4 Cashmere Shawls
A splendid assoi tment of fancy Dress Shawl
6 4 and 7 4 Cassimere Shawls, very low
Furniture Binding. Clarks S.pool Cotton
Gentl_emen’s 8L Ladies’ Hosiery, and Gloves .
Black, white, and colored Catiton Crapes
Gilt Buttons by the gross. Fancy Vestings
Silk Flagg Handkerchiefs
Ft-eiich striped 81. American Plaid Ginghams
Fine and low priced Bombazines
Fine and low priced Bonibazettes
Cravat Muslins. Bobbinett Lace
Black English Silk Hose. Ribbons
India'and French Levantine. India Sarsnet
Italian Lutestring. . Black Florence
Fig’d and plain Gross de Naples Silk
White, pink, blue and white Florence ,
White Mersailles Vestings. Linen Cambric
Plaid and Fig’d Circassians, Col’d Muslins
Colored Bombazettes. Apron Checks
Buckskin Mittens. Umbrellas. Parasols
Cambric and Jaconet Muslins. Shell Combs
Figured and plain Boolt Muslin
Splendid assortment of CURLS, Sac.
Cotton Yarn and Cotton Batting. _
Cotton Wool, Szc. Norwalk, Sept. 25.
Attention t/Le W/role !
HARLES HURLBUTT would inform
his old friends and customers that he
has on hand a general assortment of DRY
GOODS. GROCERIES, H.r1RDW.dRE,
so GROUKERY, which he will dispose of,
cheap for cash, or country produce.
N. B. The si1b.scriber ten-
ders his old friends and customers his thanks
for past favors he has received, and is in hopes
they will again be willing to stretch forth their
liatitls to assist him. As he positively will go
to New "York by the middle of this month,
cash or country produce will be received in
payment for old debts—or new ones also.
CHARLES Huanaorw.
Saugatuclt, Nov-. 1. I826, '3m37
G-R.O'.!.‘O1V‘IVION’U'1VIE1VI'E'
L 0 T T E RY.
ULASS SELIU.-VD ‘
To be drawn at New-London, on the firs!
- Monday in .Febi'uar_7/ ncxt— The draw-
ing to be finished in One Hour.
SCHE./TIE.
o1‘\r:r.2 eooo TICKETS.
1 Prize of 2000 IS 92000
2 “ 1000 “ 9.000
4 66 It
5 -* 200 " icon
10 “ 100 _ “ 1000
20 “. so “ 1000
20 “ 20 '- 400
50 _ “ 10 <= 500 .
100 “ 5 it 500 P
9.400 “ ' 4 it 9500 l
The Prizes in the above scheme will be
determined thus: A wheel will be provided
into which will be put 8000 numbers, from I
to 8000 iuclusive,'£l°2 will be drawn oiit,which
will determine all prizes over 34, in the fol-
lowing iiianer, viz: The first _iiuinber drawn
from the wheel will be entitled to 32000, the
the second to 1000, the third to 1000, the
fourth, fifth, sixth, and 7th, each to 500 .and,
in this way all the prizes over 4 dollars will
be determined in succession, as published in
the scheme.
The four dollar prizes will be‘ determined
in the following, tnanner, viz: Each of the,
9490 numbers whose terminating figure is the
same as the one which terminates either of
the three first drawn numbers, of different ter-
tninations,wi|l be entitled to 34.
Suppose 6765 the 1st drawn No
2920 Bid
1600 3d
195 4th
3561 5th
then each Ticket in the Lottery whose num-
ber terminates with 5,0, or 1, will be entitled
to 84. It will be seen that by this method of
drawing, each ten numbers in the Lottery
whose terminating figures are from 0 to 9 in-
clusive will be entitled to 3 prizes of 34. So
that an adventurer by purchasing a package
of 10 Tickets, is sure ofdravving 812, and has
a fair chance for either of the Capital Prizes.
The managers offer this scheme to the Public
with the utmost confidence that the object for
which the Groton Monument Lottery was
granted,cannot fail to awaken their patriotism,
and that the small number of tickets in the
present scheme,and the certainty of receiving
back a large proportion of their purchase
money, willinduce adventurers to give it .1
eference over any other Lottery. .
It will be remarked, that the smallest prize
will more thanpay the price of :lie ticket, af-
ter the usual deduction.
Ermsros T. Sivtrrn, .
Tut-MAS P. TROTT Managers‘
Whole Tic/t.’et8,$3. Halves 81 50. Quar-
ters 75 Cents.
FOR sunny J. SMITH.
N. B. There were more than 60 Prizes
sold at this Oflice, in the first Class ofthis
Lottery: 1 prize of 3250; some 920’s, and a
‘*1
They have now on hand
Cordials, Ale, lstc.
Skin, -and Sotichung.
* MOLASSES, best quality.
COFFEE,very superior.
&c. together with an assortment
Ware, Hardware, See.‘
Norwalk, Dec. 15, l'8§2,6; '_
New Establishment.
. VI‘ HE Subscribers ll-iVlUg torined a pon-
’ -uexiori in the'Groi:ery business, under
the firm of Hoyt 8; Chicltester, would inform
their friendsand-the ‘Public, that. they have
taken the stand formerly occupied by Edward
H. Street,‘ where they intend keeping a gen
eral Assortment of Groceries, Hardware, £r.c.
LIQUORS, consisting of Brandy, St.
Croix, Jamaica and ‘N. E.‘Rum, Gin, Wines.
TEAS.--e-I-lyson, Young Hyson, Hyson
SUGARS.-—Lump and St. Croix,
Wheat.aiid Buckwheat FLOUR.’
BUTTER, CHEESE, SALT.
FISH.—Mackerel,“Shtid,*and Cod.
Raisins ; Oranges {Pepper ; Alspice ; Gin
ger ;Pcar|ash, Starch, Snuff, Tobacco, $10.
of Earthen
Fiuucis HOYT,
Waco CHICHESTEB.
43
and Cassitneres
Blue and black mixed Satinetts
Bang ofrcord
Lyonskin
Flannel, various qualities
Caroline plaids and stripe-
figured B0l|lb‘rlZt:llS
Fig’d and black Rttiinett
Calicocs, various qualities
Purple and chiutz Slntwls
Silk and cotton flagg hatsd’fs
Blaclt canton and plaid do
Linen of various qualities
Furiiittire Dimity Muslin
Linen cainbric
Blue and plain Nanlteens,
Cravats, assorted colors
Blue silk Velvet
Plain and fig’djaconett, stviss 8:.
Figured Gros dc Vaples silks
Green and white Florence
Black Canton and French crape
Green and white crupe
Silk Buttons, assorted colors
Gimps, assorted colors
ked borders
Valentin, toilnett and marseilles
l\"lcn’s first quality Beaver do
Cotton checks Bed Ticks
Utnbrellas and Parasols
" Russia Sheeting
Shell, horn and ivory combs
Knives and Forks
Clothes and shoe brushes
B:irher’s Razors
Ch'tltlren’s socks
Pen knives
Slates and
Crockery
FALL GOODS JUST (PI) BY
ELI B. B~E.l‘l’.l‘i‘I:‘.T'I‘,
./filfew Rods East of the Bridge.
LUE, black, olive, mixed ét. drab Cloths
Dtabet
Devonshire Ketsey
_ Rose‘ and Point Blankets
Red, white, yellow, green, and Salisbury
Tartan Plaids various patterns, some at 2. 9d
Green baizes
Black, blue, brown and crimsoti plain and
Blk botttbazine, circztssitm, lustriug $1. satteen
Furniture cliititz
[hatns
American and iinpotjted stripe Plaid 81. Ging-
Cassiuiere and Czislitiieife Shawls
4 4 scatletValeiitia, Est. 8 (4 scarlet and fig’d do
White ‘cotton bordered and battees do
A good assortment ol'Sltirting Muslins
Long Lawn
Robes
Canibric tnusliti .
Diaper
book muslin
Black sarsinett and India Lev-amine
Bobinett Lace different \'. idths and qualities
Tliretttl and cotton Lacoa;“r'f1itri 4 coats to IC}_..
Ladies’ silk and white Kid Gloves
Bil: worsted and blk and white cotton Hose
Floss thread and cotton, skeins and spools
Ladies’ white cotton pocket liand’fs with wor-
Blaclt silk Vestiug
Vestiiig
India calico, a good article for bed quilts
Ladies’ Kid Gloves, assorted colors
Pearling
Black and crimson Tabby Velvet
2000 ; Apron checks, warratited Indigo blue
Buck skin Gloves
Spoons
Looking Glasses
Spelling Books
Scissors
Pencils
Cotton Batting, Yarn and Candle Wick
An assortment of Groceries, Hard Ware and
October 2
Bake Pans, very cheap
Sad Irons, Nos. :3, 4, 5 and 6 ,-
English Spades and Shovelii, "
Trace chains “fool of
Large wire for baleing 1
“fish Brooms and Brush_es {
Superior and common writi_:
Letter paper and manufactu
GL.fltS'iS' ' IVJT
An assnrtmet
CROCKERY-an .-’.
Locltwooii
‘ 0:;->NE\V BOOK:
KE'l‘(}llES of North A‘,
2'vols.-‘- 12 mo. ;j Pictur.‘
1325, 2 vols. 12 mo.; Englil
uers at Home, in four Picturl
Stranger of the Valley, an .4,
vols. 12 mo.; Tontlewante, ,f
Son of America ; riiodern T-:'
mo. ;Fielding’s Joirney ZLX
ofthe Pirates ; Cecil’s Sixty‘
History of George.’ Desniond
milil, with Platespy Cruicksj’
Journal ;Durands Journal g
bras ;Musical Biigraphy ; [:1
gical Dictionatfv; Pilgrim’?
.Vl’Fingal——Kel'lto Knowlel
Poems ;Milton's' Works ; Mai
Songster; Son'gier’s Comp‘
i-ec’d at the Bookitore and Li
the Bridge. ’
age» RIPAIRINC
HE Subscribr takes thi
- form his fried: and the
has commenccdfhis old biisi
cleaning and ieiairing Bras:
CLOCKS. fiso, GUNS t_
at short notice.‘ .
y.
Norwalk, one ile from ‘t:
side the vet. ‘=
New 2 alaga R
great number of smaller prizes,which were
paid 03‘ immediately after they bgoanie due. l
t=o1ts.~.L,r s B;
HOLLOVV WARE.
ARGE and small covered and common '
Spiders, iron Pot: and Dis-liltettles
Skellets High Pans Tea Kettle’
Fire Dogs, various sizes Griddle
-~flL»S'0——
‘Going, oomg, Going,‘
At-PRICES six per cent. less than those ad-
vertising that they can and will sell
lessrtlian their neighbours."
“ The proof is in trying.”
' ‘ - . 'Th0S3 in Toant qf. - /\.:.1-5%.
Fancy and Staple Goods
FOR THE YEAR 1827', 4
Are invited to call at the Store of
ELI REED;
‘Which may be found a few rods north of the
Bridge, where is constantly. kept on
hand Goods of.all descriptions—viz:—
Blue, black, niixt, olive, and drab CLOTHS
Blue, black, rniitt and drab Casssiniercs
Satinetts of various colours and prices
Bang-up Cords, dark and heavy Goods
Baizes and Flannels. Salisbuty Flannels
A large assortment of Fancy 87. Silk Vestings
Black, green and drab Tabby Velvet
Black silk Velvet.
Ratinel
Black Canton Crapes; colcrad do.
C
aslllttere, Merino, Circassian and Cassimere
Shawls, of various colors and pa‘terns
Sinchews silk, for Ssad. 436d, 536d, 73 the yd
Black Italian silks at 7.9 10d the yard-only
call and judge for yourselves
Bl’k St. col’d Gross de Naples Silk. Plain do.
G
reen, pink, white, blue Lutestring, for 83
Bobiuett Laces, the largest assortment yet of-
fered, being a lot sacrificed at auction, and
will be sold extremely low.
Thread Laces ;Edgings, and Insertings
Swiss Muslins.
Swiss Muslin Points
Linen Cainbrick, 81. Linen Canibrick hdkfs.
Flagg and Bandanoe. Hdkfs. sotne at 4.9411.
Bllk Italian Crapes,at 236d, 43, 486d, 53, 5~6&.'.
G
reen &I. wht Crape; Crape Lisse. [6s6d,836d
Scotch Ginghauts, dark. 9 8 wide
Domestic Ginghams.
Furniture Chintz.
Bl’k 5:. col’d cambrics
Bolivar Stripes. Norwich Crape,a dark brown
Brown Caiiibrick, for Hats
Jaconet and Cambric Muslins, fig’d 8:. plain
Plain and figured Mull Muslins '
Irish Linens, from Qslod to 85 the yard
Black Hdkfs. from 35 lid to 1225 the hdkf
‘White Flauiiels, for 336d, Ss9d to 85 the yd.
Mersailltas Quilts ; Domestic Flaunels
Shell Combs, large and small
Daisy Buttons; Leaf and Frog Trimmings
Fl
Long white Kid Gloves.
no black worsted Hose ; common do
Ladies’ white and
col’d ki(lGloves._ Horsesltindo. best imported
Gentlemen’s Gloves of all kinds
Gentleinen’s Cravats, all sizes and patterns
Si
Al
lk Uttibrellas. Millinett and Wire
1 kinds of articles in the Mtllinary Line
Power Loom Shitting and Sheeting “
Padding and Tillatings. Buttons ofall sorts
Russia Sheeting, Duck, and Dowl-ass
Shears, Scissors, Knives and Razors
Suspenders, Combs and Elastic Garters
-—-_-—ALSO-.---
The,-gveatnst share of articles called ‘for, from
3
piece of Broatlcloth to a Cainbric Needle,
{1_’,a=CAPS-—CAPS-~—CAPS.<I:ll
"I LI REED has oti ti-and constantly Fur
Cups of the fitiest quality, viz ;—-For
Sfhll of the dark brown and natural colour;
Bl
low price.
aclt Hair Seal; also, the I-."air Seal colors,
Likewise, an assortment of the
much admired Cloth Caps,called the Grecian
or
of
will plc.ise,call and make a selection.
Rutgers Caps, for Boys. Those in want
the above comfortable articles for Winter
A
Bll. Sarcgotts
Blue &. yellow Nankeeu _
Norwalk. January 1st, I327.
Now is your Tim'"'
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wt! dé
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' ‘Iv '. .:-*‘- - /‘ll.
Brihneavrt stunt-waozr mg.
Slflplply this _,..-5, ,0‘:
arm, e 1-!’ Sa e at.¢_ e B EVVEMYY -
BRIDGEPORT, tttariufactured -from’ tli:
PUREST ROCK SPRING WATER.
‘; --‘A -‘ .; J. WOOD 8r.CO.
«Bridgeport. January 1.13.027. 45.: - «v
@0301! Srarn. Cltattmt mixing, sift?
Gtattmztmut, '
A_5°?S 5“PPl_V Oil hantt, rind fur sala .«:-:-gap'’
3' I . . ' JAMES_.\.l_A-‘I.LORYo
-41°F‘? New oooas;
JANIES Manners:
“ ‘Ac: recently received item NH, {wk 3
‘ "ew 9"l’l’l.V OIURYGUODS. Among
his assortment may be found_
First quality blue Cauiblets Tartan Plaids
a_nd_ Baizes - Flannels, of all colors,cheap
S3ll5l’“'Y,Fl3|lI16l Black, cinnamon, and
greet: Bombazettes Black .BUtIlb‘rtZlll8
Caroliie Plaids 8t. Caroline Sll'lp8.~ ;3'.l‘rtt:k
Clrcpssian Blk and red fig’d Rattinetta
Sattinetts, cheap eiiougli Bin, ume ,4, . en’
$3 drab Tabby Velvet Brown Ciifnbrjg
Ba"l:’i "P gold» Cheap Devonsiure Ker-sey
Rus-"'3}l, shawls 7-4 and 8 4 red St. blk
merino Shawls 4-4 red merino do
5 4 and ii-4figtl Cashmere Shawls, it very
ltandstame article 4-4 casliinere Shawls,
all °°l'.'5 P“'Pl° and chintz Shawls
1 piece ‘very excellent steel mix; Cassune,-3
3'3"“ L‘*“°“ (“D8 Blk, geen, and white
Green lsz. whitegauze veils
FrencliC rape
Blk and tfhtte bobiiiet Laces, various widths
and Very cheap Floss Thread and Cotton
‘md Pelfllllg Good black Levantine
C0l’d Florences ‘Fig’d
Gros-de- lpples Silk‘; Thread, Bobinett and
(tolling aces Irish Linens long Lawns
Silk Braids‘. _ Piping cord Gloves or" most
CV90’ deS§l'lpll0n Dnrehester Bedticking
3 4s 34: {ID I; 1034 Damask Table Uiapt-.r
Russia Diaptrs White J can Pl -ild Cravats
Silk and Cotton Flflgg Hdkfs
Wlme and bllcli Silk H058 Cotton and
“’°’5‘9d H456 Calicoes, a very hand-
some asorttient and new style Silk and
COHU“ U"m’f'llfl~ Fllllllllll'P. I...i..i.z
Black and 3&9" P739‘-‘ile Lrttli--s travel-
ling B_"$li8ld Children's Shoes Sticks 8%
Stockings ‘Fancy htiltis Buok,Jac..
onet, Cainbri: and Swiss Muslin; plain
awtid fig’d Veaings American St. imported
vbuighams ‘, Clark’.~ spool cotton
R-.|bl-‘OHS caqRibbons Apron Clwcks
Indigo Blue in" rocco Recticules : ,_»....d
supply Ofdomistic Shining: and Slieetmgs
395‘ kind n€9dl- Knives Scissors .pocke‘t
Btloliis Slates Pencils Shaving .|.‘~ld
Tooth Brushes‘, Buttons Spelling [5 - its
Testauients cott n and wool Cards Plus
Tapes Bobbins ‘ aperflangings Looking-
Glasses, 31:0. &.c’l$sc. "
CROCKERY . a good assortment.
:N0f‘Valk,iI3ll. 33,1897
s '1'. ,
HE Subscriber. is-:Vt‘. just, received 700
bushels of superior Turks Island Salt-—
45
600 do i Ruck _gi“;,u _
150 Tons Plaster: tiaicl. they offer for "‘ .
cheap for cash or co_ptr-- "‘-' ' ‘
PAINTS .5 ’“"
VVliite. P
Span‘
Norwalk Chronicler