.?_j_...
H;
VOL. Xi
C
l
TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1830.
NEW
..--». . ., '
SE §RE.ES--. {) I39.
PUBLISHED IVEEKLY AT» NORWALK, CONN.——-S. VV. BENEDICT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Boos‘ &
DI A-
suoa
IKIN G.
' OSEPH IV. HOYT would respectfully in-
form the public that he keeps constantly for
sale at his establishment at the sign of the Boot
.a few rods E.ss'r of the Bridge, an assortment o
GENTLEMEN’s and LADIES
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of every description. of his own manufacture,
which are tnade of the best materials, and will
be sold upon as reasonable terms as at any oth-
er establishment.
Boots and Shoes made to measure for custom-
crs, at short notice, anti in the neatest style.
Watei' Proof Boots and Shoes.
Those who wish to sui ply Illel'IlS€IVt:: with
Shoes or Boots of this description eitliei
Leather or Prunella, will do well to, call as he
can furnish them with an article equal tooth
manufactured in the country ‘
Water Proof Cloth. of asuperior kind, con-
stnutly for sale.
Norwalk. Feb. 14, 1830. H2
Cltair Makiiig.
’ lll:I SUBSCRIBER
respectfully informs
.'.-is old customers and the
ublic, that he continues
Pthe Cabinet & Chair M
ling business at his olil
stand, abotit half a mile
north ofthe Bridge on the
- - - — '- Danbury road, where he
tieill make to order all kinds of Furniture in his
re. He has on hand a good assortment of Bu-
Bans,I‘ables.Stands,lVork Tables,\Vash Stands,
wedsteads of all descriptions, an extensive as-
sortment of.Chairs, 8.r.c.&c. which he will sell as
clieapa s the cheapest. and he will warrant the
workmanship not to be inferior to any made in
the county
II? Repairing of all kinds done at short notice.
Collins furnished at the shortest notice.
.. EVERT QUINTARD.
__N_'_t')l'WtIII(, March 22. 1830. 110
A1‘ as aw .§‘:5:Et).‘E1‘r3.
BENEZER STEVENS respectfully in-
forms the public that he has removed tothe
new building adjoining the Mill. and that he is
constantly receiving from New York additions to
his stock of ‘Seasonable
‘ DR Y -GOODS,
which he offers to purchasers at as low a rate as
they can be procured at any other Store in the
County. Those wishing to purchase will do wel
to call and examine for themselves.
He has also an assortment of CROCKERY,
which will be sold very cheap.
Norwalk, lllay I0. I830.
' FOR‘ SALE.
HE fine fast sailing slooptSA-
/'5 BINA, burthen about 59 tons
fig between 5 and 6 years old. The
sails and Rigging mostly new. For
further particulars inquire of the subscriber.-
Terms of payment made easy.
MONSON H_oY'r.
Norwallr, May 3, I830.
I24
I23
A. SEW. UNDERIIIELL
Dealers in Drugs and Mediciiies,
Hatters articles, is-c.
No. 15 rzncx snxr,
ESP!-ICTFULLY acquaint their customers,
that they have an extensive supply of
C'tliIP L 1- l-G’§V0(§D9
at Norwalk, which can be obtained at their New
York prices, on application to -
Pmcr; ll; M‘LzAs, Diuggists.
Piio*ri§:c;rioN
lusttrauoe Company.
7lLLIAMJ. STREET, of Norwalk, Agent
-W of the Protection Insurance Company of
‘Hartford, Connecticut, offers to insure Houses,
_ soc;-es,Mills, Factories _Barns, and the contents
of each,together with every other similar species
of property,
Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
. The rates ofPremium offered, are as low as those
of any other similar Institution. and every man
has now an opportunity, for a trifling sum, to
protect himself against the ravages of this de
stnictive element, which often, in a single hour
sweeps away the earnings of many years. _
The course the Office pttrsue in transacting
their business and in the adjusting and payment
of loggeg, is prompt and liberal. For terrns Of
nsurance, application may be made to the abo 8
gamed Agent who is authorized to issue cies
- an -vi_>E°i':?§ ‘.V“'.'9.'=! ‘.‘°'.°Y.°- .___.___._
N’ IN SU ii ANCE
AGAINST FIRE.
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
or New YORK, have appointed George
. St. John,as their agent in Not walk and the towns
adjoining. to insure_ Houses and other buildings,
and property contained in them, such as Dry
Goods. Groceries. Sic Sic.
agzzirmt loss or tiamrtne by fire.
- The Howard company have a capital of" $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security of those
, who may have insurancelmade by said Company.
Iusurance effcted at the lowest premium 8:. none
need be brought from afiluence to want in con‘
‘ ggquence ofloss by Fire; as all can be protected
from its destruction by a small yearly stipend.
. The above named Agent is authorised to issue
Policies to those who may apply. The Compa
ny pursue a liberal and prompt course in adjust
-mg and paying their losses.
Norwalk. Oct. 12. I829. 94-
LIVERPOOL GROUND SALT.
5 Busliels Liverpool Ground Salt,
suitable for cattle or bay, for pa].
in. I _ Joint BURRALL.
IIUBBELL & BRADLEY-
Gorner of the Mill, Normal/c,
Fl.-ER ,0 we public a general assortment
of Good; in their line recently purchased,
such as
Old Hyson, I
Youn Hyson. S T
llysoii Skin &.
Souchong
Coffee ; Loaf, Lump, brown and white powder-
ed Sugars Molasses and Honey
Rocllsalt Blown Salt Codfish Mackerel
Rice Clover and Timothy Seed
Potash Penrlash and Saleratus
Raisins Figs Oranges Filbert: Peanuts
Soap and Candles I ‘Tobacco and Snuff _
Lamp Oil Stone Lune Nails of all sizes
Noxwalk, March 29, .1830.
of
'N'onwAi.i<, July 12, 1830.
SMITH. a general assoitment of
HARD AND HOLLOW WARE,
Palms. Oils. lI'0fl. SW91, Ilatters Drugs, Etc. &.c.
Sheetings by the Bail or piece, Writing and
wrapping paper by the Ream,a few dozen (.'one’s,
Tliayre’s and Boyd's Grass Scythes, Tar, Pitch
and Turpentine, Grind Stones, Hatter's Grates,
Glass and Putty, Copnl Varnish and Gutn Copal,
Leather Varnish.
DRY ciootis,
F which the folllowing are a part, offered to
the public cheap.
Blk Merino Shawls, large and small; Scarlet do
Barruge~an._l Crapu Fancy Handkerchief‘.-
Silk Fancy htlkfs ; Silk,Flgg 31. B.-indanne hdkfs
6 4 lit. 4-4 blk French Crape: 4-4 Green 8;, white
White, Green and black Gauze Veils
Black Lace Veils Cashmere I-Idkfs
Check and Betlticlts, cheap
(Jalicoes from l0d to 2 and 6d the yard
Black llonibazines mid Ci.'cassians
Bit: Bnrcelone I-Iundkercliiefs, very low
llorsi-skin and other Gloves Vestings
Stripes. Drilling, antl Nankeen for Summer
Canibrit Muslin Jackonet and Suiss do
Children's Hdkfs at -Id
l"ig'd llobbinet Lace and plain-Fooling
7-4 and 4-4 White Bobbiuet Lace
Silks, Nnukcen and Lantun Grapes
Irish Linens; Fine Muslins ; Col’d Cainbrics
Bangttp Cord Wadding, &c.
CROC-KERY——lron Pots and Kettles‘, Gridirons.
Shovels and Tongs, Sad Irons, 1‘,-indlesticks,
metal Tea Pots, Knives and Forks; Ink Powder, .
9
F0)”
Cfotli and hair Bruslies, Caststeel hoes, Painted
All ofthe above articles, and many not men-
tiomd, for sale by Gaoaos Sr, JOHN
>_NOt‘\VZlll{, June I330.
Boot and 1.-‘xhoe Store.
VVILLIADI IVIAYBUIIY
- in ESPECTFULLY informs
A ‘a of Norwalk and its vicinity,
that he has opened his Store,
first door west of the Bridge
(Sign of the golden Boon) _
where he keeps constantly on hand and for sale
general assortment.of first quality Boots and
adies accommodated and well fitted at the
shortest notice and at reduced prices. Also, a
general assortment of superior FINDINGS. of
Also, Liquid and Paste Blacking of a genuine
and superior quality, surpassed by none in the
United States
PRICE &. MC’LEAN.
DRUGGIS TS— West side the Bridge, Narwalli.
_ 4 RE constantly receiving additional supplies
GUM SHELLAC EittractLOG\VOOD
COPPERAS NITRIC, ACID
OIL VITROL AQUA FORTIS
-Pails. &c
the Gentlenien and Ladies
and directly opposite the store of Eli Reed,
hoes—also measures taken. Gentlemen and
the first quality. for sale at the N. York prices.
HA TTERS’ DRUGS.
ALCOHOL VISRDIGRIS
SALTS TARTA R, JACKS, &c.‘ &c.
2
t the 10 rest New York prices.
ALS 0
BLUEIVITROL NICARAQUA
MADDER RED IVOOD
INDIGO FUSTIC
Clothiers J ACKS,
Cflll- l\orwalk, May 31, I830. 7
HA RDWARE, UUTLE'RY,‘&°-
7 HE subscriber has on hand a handsome as-
sortmant of Sheffield, Birmingham and A-
merican HARDWARE, all fresh Goods. and
pnrcliased mostly for cash at the lowest prices,
many ofthem being selected by his own Agent
in England, and are ofa superior qulity, viz:
Spear’s Saws of all kinds
Do. Files do.
Do. Cabinet, shoe, horse and wood rasps.
W. Butcher's tools, viz: plane irons, rabbet.
ploughs, and moulding irons, socket, former and
tnortice chissels, &c.
James’ Screws
Clark's butts, broad and narrow
Allerton’s_awls and tacks
ces, iron wire, hinges, locks. curry combs, (lie.
AMERICAN GOODS.
Knob Locks, of every size and quality
Brass Nails, No. I to 10
Prince's Metal, at manutacturers’s prices
Common and plated Castors at do
Cut Nails, Tacks, Brads. &.c.
Philadelphia Mill 8: Crosstiut Saws,Glue. 31¢
[I§"As it is the intention ofthe subscriber to sell
from his stock on hand at a small profit, and have
a stock of new goods continually coming in, for
which he has made arrangements, he flatters him '
self that country merchants and others, who are
purchasing for cash or credit, will be induced to
call and examine for themselves at
Tiirortiitvs Russt:t.'s
301 Pearl street, New York.
June 22. l3l"m3
"T1 HIP LOGWOOD for sale by
HUBBELL 8i. BRADLEY.
Norwalk, Dec. 14th I829.
VHEESE HUOPS and aim. Bas
kets ; Sperm Candles ; Slack Lime,
for sale by S. J. FHOS '1'.
ALLEN R. NEWELL,
House and Ship Painter,
ESPECTFULIY infomi-i the publictliat
he continues to carry on the above business
in this vicinity, and thankful for past encourage-
ment would respectfully solicit a continuance of
favors, which he hopes to merit from his experi-
ence and faithfuliiess.
Orders left at the Store of Nash I» Hoyt, New
Cauaan,will be punctually attended to.
New Canaan June 15, I830. l30tt*75c
CANAL FLOUR.
NEW supply ofCanal Flour. Likewise-«
a new Stack of Molasses at 28 cents per
Gallon, for sale”|_iy Joint Buitair.r..
BURGUNDY WINE.
HE Subscriber hasjust received it few ca-
ses of celebrated Burgundy Wine, a superi
or article, warrants-d free of any distilled spirits.
Persons wishing to be supplied with any of th
above Wine can be supplied by calling at ms
store a Iittlt. west of the Bridge.
Norivalli, July 23. Jomt Btmmiug.
UST received and for sale by Jacob,
"7 ‘“"l‘"-l‘35 ll‘ ""3 350" “fie: ¢°“9l3‘l“g “I Cofiee: Chocolate ;‘ ~A‘ts’p1’i:"e‘ . ‘rapper; Ginger
Oranges and Lemons ; Figs
All of which are warranted of the first qpality Dry aml Pickled Codf-:3}; ; lvlaclgerol
and will be sold in quantities to suit purchasers, Soap; Candles; Poland Starch; Copperas
Spanist and American segars
Winter strained Lamp
Snuff; Tobbacco ; Writing Paper
Powder; Slot of all sizes
, Shoe, scrubbing. aml white wash Brushes
CA MWOOD, &t‘. Mustard, warranted good
Hatters and others in want of any ofthe above 3Y°°mS 3 5'0"“ M°l3559Si Rice
articles, are respectfully solicited to give them a Tamflfllflls. T8l)8I'S. «ye. Sic. '
Wrought nails, horse do.; shovels, traces, vi- _
l MILLINERY.
MRS. M. A. SELLECK
happy to receive orders in that line at her stand in
the new btiilding of S. Gray , adjoining the Mill,
where she offers to the public a general asssort-
mcnt ofgcods in-the IvIlIIi|‘I9I‘_'y' line. She hasjust
rece.ved from New Yorl. a large and elegant as-
sortment of Navai-inn Hats, black. white and yel-
low, a part of which are new patterns lately in
troduced. Extra fine Leghorn Gipsies, Sattin
Straw Hats a fashionable article ; opn work and
plain straw hats; silk hats of various colours and
of the latest fashions: a good assortment of
RIBBONS : straw and lease bands : Misses and
children's Navariuoes: Battiste. hats of various
colours; liantlboxes; artificialllowc-r.~z.&'.c. all
of which will be ofl'«:retl as the most rcoson:il'le
terms. Eve:-y exertion will be made to merit ti
sliareof piiblick patron’-ige.
Norwalk, May 18. I830.
TO l't‘IANUFA.C’l‘UI{ERS.
P’ ‘t HE subscriber offers for said
an extensive Manufacturing
3 Es-‘ablishtnent, situated about two
miles from Norivallt Landing. The
place possesses numerous advanta-
ges. and is well calculated for carrying on an
extensive business. It is situatedlon a new:
failing stream of water. with a first rate dam.
and I0 feet head and fall. The Factory is 36 by
28 feet, two stories high, with it cellar under it
tart of it. There is also along and convenient
two story Dwelling-house within three rods of
tlie.Factory, with a basetn'e'nt story, well calcu-
lated for carrying on the weaving business ex-
tensively. Also. a wing or Kitchen one story
high, 19 b_v 20, _attached to the main building,
with cellars under each. There is also it well of
excellent never failing W?\It.'l‘~\VlIllI:l 8 feet ofthe
door- There is a good road leading from it to
4.
'2: -_-._;._::-
tioii with New York, by Steam boats and Pack-
ets. For furtherinforination terms, 81c. apply
to the subscriber, near the Bridge. Noiwalk.
JOSEPH E. CORKER.
Or to David Roberts antl Samuel Gray. Nor-
walk. or David B. Thorp, Peck-slip, N Y.
April ‘Z4. I830. ,. l2‘.ltf
13W GJIOCE .‘n£.IES.
HE_Subscriber hasjust received a new sup-
ply of FRESII GRt)CERIES_ which he of
fers for sole at reduced prices, Among which
are the following aiticles :
Cogniac and t.‘-ittcr Bran dy
Holland and American Gin
Jainacia, St. Croix and N. Rum
Port, Lisbon, llliilaga and Currant
WINES
Wintergreen, Peppermint, &- Anniseed Cordials
TEAS.
ilyson Young Hysou, and
Soucliong Teas
Loaf, Lump and Brown SUG \R
Niitmegs; Cinnamon; Cloves; Raisins
Peanuts, Almond, and Madeira Nuts
Wheat and Rye Flotir
Fresh Bread ;crackers and Cheese
Butter; Pork; Lard: Herrings
Allum; Spanish Indigo; Licorice
Oil
Candlewick and Cotton Batting
G. D. JENNINGS.
’-"'Norwalk, July 26. I830
OAP STONE FURNACES, manufactured
and sold by Emtosn Pmci-2.
C
ASH will bepaitl for 60 or 100 Bushcls hard
_» EDEOND Piuc r.
' AKES, Scythe Smiths and Scythes—-
for sale by the doz. S. J. FROST.
MACICEREL AND
Connecticut tiiver Shad.
UST rec'd and for Sale by JOHN Buaa.u.r.,
a quantity of superfine SHAD.
!.ikewi.te—a quantity of MACK EREL.
NE W’ GOODS flGflIN.
JAMES IVIALLORY
]-_ AS just returned from New York with a
fresh assortment of
FA’: CY 8: STAPLE DRY GOODS
which will be sold very cheap. Among the
assortment may be found-
Black and blue Broadcloihs Sattinetts
Bang up Cords, a superior article very low
Black Italian Silks; blk and blue blk Floreoces
Coloured Gro de Naps; Gro de Berlin
Sincliewx und Sarsinetts' [lldkfs
A large assortment of Silk and Worsted Barrage
Tibbet Shawls '
Btk and Scarlet Merino Shawls, without cotton
A handsome assortment efCalicoes «Kr Ginghams
Blk Pailmyrene -‘Cote Palcs
India. Levantine Satin Levantine
Light Gro dc Naps Gros de Indies
India Satins Satitis, all colours
Black and green Sarcinets
Black Bomhaziae, Circassians 81. Bombazettt-s
Rowan Cassimere; Blk, Green 8:, wliiteFr.Cr:tpe
Silk, Mersailles atid Valentin Vestings
Irish Linens; Lawn Lawns; Linen Cambric
Brown Linens Black do Furniture Calico
Brown Muslin and Battiste for Ladies I-Iats
Fancy silk and worsted Baiage hdltfs, a good
assortment Silk 8L cotton flagg Hdkfs
Black and greeen Worsted Berrage
Bobinett Laces and Veils, very cheep
Cotton and Silk Hose Gloves, Mitts, &c. &c
Also, Childrens Leghorn Hats.and Boys patent
Leather Caps.
Likewise, a handsome assortment of Crockery
June 7, 1830.
NORWALK PACKETS.
, 1 HE above line of Packets have comrnenceil
running upon their usual Spring Arrange
ments, and a vessel will leave Norwalk every
Tuesday and Saturday, and returning will leave
.‘l.York every Saturday and"l‘hursday.
:13’ For freight or-passage apply tothe Cap.
..\ins on boa'rd, or at the store of the subscriber.
MONSON I-lOY'.i.‘
Nl“t)RMStlie pnblic,that.she still continues the
Millincry business in this place, and will bef
the lauding,where there is a dailv conimunica- -
. DE‘! HESE Pills are justly ester-mod {ox-their
-t-—~
?
I .
» IVE IV GOODS’.
I ELI B. BENNETT
IS new opening a fresh assortment of Fancy
‘ and Staple Dry Goods, suitable for the sea-
,son, which he offers to the public as cheap as
ieape.-t,
Among his assortment may be found——-
Bluc-, black, olive, brown mix’d and drab Cloths
do do Cassimeres Sattinetts Coids
Silk. Mersailles and Valentia Vestings
Black and scarlet Circassian blue do
Scarlet figured do Rowan Cnssiiuere
Black Boinbazine and Bombazctts,
Black Canton Crape blk and green French do
Pongee Black Sincheu-s, very stout
Black Levantine black Gro de Nap
CashmcreshawlszCrapc do; Prtissiun&purple do
Sill; anu cotton Flzigg hdltfs black Canton do
Fancy silk and worsted Biiragc do
brown Mtisliii and Batteste for bats
.3-i.7Q.k;*gi'eeii, drab and crimson Tabby Velvet
Green and white Florence blk Lace Veils
8 silk and cotton hose ; blk and inixt do
l_ -‘-‘.2 Worstetl do Silk and cotton Umbrellas
yr .'_,and dark plaid Ginghams
Calicocs, a good assortnient
4-4 and 6 -I Cambric Muslin
.4-4 and 6 4 plain Book do
Plain and figured Jackonct do
'-‘."f!."u‘.iil black Bobbinett Lace
La’.-‘ white and black silk Gloves Horskin do
Mei); Ilorseskin and Beaver do
iS_oi;"oi.i~.ett and cotton Laces _ Lace Inserting
I‘ noting Cap and belt Ribbons
Corset Lacings and Eyelet Rings
Black and colored Silk Braids Worsted do
American Stripe; Bed Tick ; Apron Check
Irish Linen; Long Lawn ; Cambric Linen
Floss Tliread and Pearling lVhito cotton cord
Clark’s spool cotton Diaper ; Sheeting; Muslin
Porter and Russia Sheeting Oil Cloth
Milliuet Bonnett Wire Oiled Silk
Bed Tick and Furniture Binding
Cotton Yarn, all numbers
A goon-assortment of Coat Trimmings.
Crockery and Hardware.
__..""" CE1“1'-‘~*'- <£='.2u¢:2_€£¢9I?:c£:J_
Valuable zfediciiies.
DR. D:\VE.\'I’()ll'I."l55
BILIOUS PILLS.
stripe do
Furniture Calico
fig’d Book do
Swiss do. Mull do
easy operation and good effects as it mild.
safe and sovereign remedy for Bilious complaints,
paitsin the head,stomach and bnwels—lti remov-
ing obsti.ucrions.ofevery liind, by dissolving and
discharging morbitl matter, helping digestion, re-
storing a lost appetite, and a sure relief for cos-
LEWIS MALLORY & soN
ditional assortinetit of
1' 'anc3; and Sta/ilc [)7'_?/-GOOIIS,
which inakestheir assortniént very complete, and
were bought for cash. at the present reduced pri-
7'/zefizllowing are some of the princi-
pal articles.-
Blue. black and mix’t Broad-.-lotlis
Brown, olive and claret (In. ~'
Blue, blk and niix’t Cassimeri-s;Fiue Drab, do.
I*‘ine.niixt Sarsinett. a very handsome article for
Ptsntalooiis; Valentia, Mersialles 8:. silk vesting
Plain, blk anti fig‘tl silk Velvet do
Blk, blue, art-en and red Tubby Velvet
Blk and mixt Lasting
Fine I-‘rencli Drilling, Common do.
RorvatiC:issinicre and Cotton do
French and English Bombnzine
Blk blue and t:"Illl.-IO!) Ciicassian
lilkand scarlet figured Bomliazcttc
Foularil Calico, H new and elegant article
Furniture and common Caiicoes. very cheap
4-4 and 5-4 Ginghants, val iety of patterns
Blk Italian Cravtits and Canton I-Itlkfs
Flag and Bantlanoe do
Nankin and Canton Crape ; blk Italian do
l_ilue__ar.tl yellow Nankeeu
l50l)lrI¢‘tl lace Edgeing and Footing very cheap
Silk Webb and coniinou Suspenders
Fancy Silk and Berrtigc Ilautlkerchiefs
Irish Linen 8:. Lawn : fine Shirtings 8:. Sheetings
Black and coloured Ribbons
blk Galooii. book cord, and silk braids
Bedticking and Stripes
-Bangup and Fancy Cord. superior quality
Childrens red moiocco shoes, :1 good quality
Hosiery and Gloves
Caniliric and Jacontztt Muslins
Figured, Swiss and Mull do
Hooks and eyes at Is. the box warranted 80 pair
Needles, Pins, Tapes Combs, &c.
ALSO a large assortment of the very lest»
Trimmings Tailors anti others can be supplie.:
very cheap.
READYMADE CLO'I'IlI-NG
on hand and t'or sale cheap.
TAILORING
Curried on by A. MALLORY as usual. Those
who favor him with custom, may depend on hav-
ing their work faitlifully done amt in the best
style, as nopains will be spared to please cus-
tomers. . May 3, 1830.
. VVOOL CAEKEDIN G.
IIE Subscribers would inform the publicli
iiigeiieraltliat they have commenced the
above business, at the Faictory formerly occupied
five lizihits. They are so IIcC0mlTl0.IEllO(I to all
ages, seasons and hours, that they may be taken
in winter or summer, at any time ofthe day,with-
put regarcllto dtetvpor hindrance to business.-—
.I.‘lieir operation lS.S0 gentle, pleasant and effect-
ual. that by experience they are found to exceed
any other physiclieretotore offered-to the public.
I - ‘ . .
‘ Mi. l)auntell—I have made use of various
kinds of bilious pills in my faniilv. and I hesitate
H5? K.-_i_ 2413- .-. l)nvc:npur't'a pills ‘nit: itiic D-E:‘:_l.>D‘I"Il>l7'd
ily medicine I haveevcr used. I’itisi:.is Ai.t.i;x.
Pittsfield, Mass If-l‘.Z8.”
DAvt;i\'rott't"s CELEBATIZD
_ EYE VVATER, ,
Which has been applied with greiit success to
weak, sore and inflamed eyes, in all stages.
VVI-I EATON ‘S
ITCII OINTBIEDIT.
The character of this celebrated Ointment
stands unrivalled for being a safc,spL-cdy and
cei°t_ain cure for that loathesoine disease called
the itch—and for_all kinds ofpiniplcs on the skin,
which has recently been ascertained to cure in
less than one bour’s application It is also in vol-
uable article for the Salt Rheum and Cliillilains.
Wiii:i'roN’s WELL iyowx
JAUNDIGE '.'7='1"I‘BRS,
Which are so eminently useful for removing
all Jauiitlice atitl bilious complaints. The
public are informed that by a recent arrangement
made with J. Wheaton the genuine hitters will
hereafter be offered with J. I). stamped on the
lid, and Directions signed by J. Daniail, instead
of J. W/ieaton as fortnerly.
A fresh supplyust rcc‘d and for sale “ll.‘lt0l€8(ll€
and retailbg PRICE &~ 1lIL['.‘/1."«i,
Druggists, west side the Bridge. Norwalk, Ct.
Stilt-l fll>‘0 3")’ JARVIS Stamford.
Juno 9. 1830. 129
nvsrarsra.
P
AIN in the head, pain and yellowness of
eyes, yellowness of the skin, a flabby and
son state ot'the'skin and muscles, iassituite, aver-
sion 10 fill efforts of body and mind except that
of magnifying the ills oi life—ofteii an unnatural
criiving for food which, when taken, produces op-
pression, and gaseous eructation—-irritability,
weakness, emuciation, and a hypocondriacis, are
the concomitants ofthe familiar disease indiges-
trim.
Among the many remedies proposed for this
distressing complaint none has hada more exten-
sive use,or been found to give rcliefin more cases,
than Jami-;s’s .-'\ii'ri D1'SPIEI‘TIC Pii.t.s. The au-
thor oftliis remedy practically anticipated the
views ot'Bi‘ouisais, in referring dyspesia to gas
troenteritic irritation. He considered the seat oi
the disease the mucus membrane, or, in the lan-
guage of modern anatomy, the digestive tissue,
I he remedy is in coiisonaiice with this view, anp
after long experience, and repeated efforts at iin
provement, is still offered for general use. Ex-
perience, usually, perhaps alway s, the best guide,
_has induced thousands to ietttrn to the use ofthe
pills, who have tried and abandoned other reme-
dies. The pills can be taken without disgust, or
even inconvenience. The character ot' dyspep-
sia is essentially chronic; it admits of gradual,
not an instantaneous cure Perhaps the cure
may be tacilitatetl by mechanical nica.ns—it cer-
tainly is by temperance, exercise,cliangu of cli-
mate, and by causes that effect ttie iiiiud; but in
all cases it will be hastened, and chances of re-
lapse dnninished, by the anti Dyspeptic Pills.
For Sale by DR. IVILCUXSUN.
I35 opposite the Norwailc Hotel.
‘1 RAPE SHAWLS.—-The subscribers have
(J just received a handsome assortment of rich
t-moroidered Ci-apeSliawls,a new and elegant ar-
ticle. S'r. Jotm 81 Motiitis.
LD CHESHIRE CIlEESE—Ftir sale by
0 Eowiu LOCKWOOD.
OCK SAL'l‘—Foi satiny
R, HUBBELL & BRADLEY.
,\'1‘l«_‘.lV'1‘ CIIURNS--for sale by
""~l37flW'EL'S ‘ii.i.:;,,;: .3,
very good.
5 Barrels Old Currant Wine,
s. .i .FROS'I‘.
\
Live Geese Feathers for sale by
STILES CUIS TIS CS‘ 00.
9,,
. very good for sale by “
Not-walk, June 14. S J» 1-‘ ROST
"J
by Samuel Dtivenport, and the above business
being discontinued at the Factory formerly oc-
cupied byBisliop & Leeds : the publick may de-
pend on business being carried on iit all its vari
ous branches at our present occupation. Our
machineryis in first rate order and every exertion
will be used to give satisfaction to all those who
feel desirous off.'ivouring,us with tl_igii',t_:tis_tom.
«N. D: ’ ‘nrotn':i’i‘:iy‘ or ten ‘in. me c1oic—u~r
Pennoyer 8:. Keeler, from whence it will be taken
and returned twice a week .
AARON Bi'it.o't'o.\' 8: GIDEON Lat-ms.
Norwzilk, l\'l:i_v 22, 1830. 126
‘ill/te il gmit low pressure Stcaiiibuazf
CITIZEN. C.-&l"I‘. JOIIN BROOKS.
EAVES New York
[1 daily. (Sundays ex
‘Celilt-WI.) at 6 o’clock A M
' __ft:r Norwalk, stopping at
_ . Sziwpitts, and leaves Nor
walk at I‘) o'clock II. in return, arriving in New
York early in the iifternorm. Fare from Norwal?
50 cents. Asplcndid line of Coaches leave Nor-
walk for Bridgeport and Danbury, immediately
upon the arrival ofthe bout. Faireto each place I
ol|:tr. All baggage. at the risk ofthe owner.
Norwalk Clothing‘ Store.
DWIN LOCl{V\"0Ul) liasjust rcceiv~
ed at his (Jlothing Store, east of (III:
Bri'dgc,:i new and large assortment. of Clot}?
ing, Sllll.ablE- for the present season, made i ’
guotl materials and sold very low tbr cash.
Norwalk. Ma_y. It‘. 1830.
ii A. T 5 o
I _e,\vis ltiallox:-y SL Son
EEAVE JUST receivctl and are
now offering to the public an
assortment of HATS of various qual
.‘ , ities and prices, wli.will be sold low
suit the times. The above es~
P tahlishment intend keeping, ifsufii-
eiently encouraged, in constant supply of Hat =-
manufactured in the best shops and finished in
New York in the most approved fashions. All
hats which the suliscriliers have .101 on hand wil
be furnished at short notice of whatever fashion
0,. q,,,,mv may be ordered.‘
a few dozen palm Ieafl-Iats and
{1I:(3%Vl:l‘:Elslt$l:‘l,t Leather and Morocco CAl’S.\VhiI.‘
will be sold vervat reduced prices.
FOR SALE OR. REN'I‘.
HE llouse and Lot fr‘ll"ITlEl'I
T the residence of DAVID
__ BOULT, dc-c’d, pleasantly situated
about 100 rolls nolth of the Bridge. For terms,
which will be accommodating, apply to
April 26. CLISAACS.
B LACKSIVIITHING.
' LLltinds_ of Blacksmith work
done at tl‘e shortest notice
and in the best manner. Horses
7 shed in complete order. All those
who should want work of the a-
bove kind done, will please call
at the‘Silver Plating Factory, a. few rods East
of the Bridge, and by experience ascertain
“-hmlmr theahove be the fiict. D. B. STURGES.
Norwillk‘ April I2,
OTICE is hereby given to
those persons tn.le.btetl to
El.-I REED, on Book or by Note,
tli-t the demands against them
are assigned to THOMAS REED. and are i then
hands of the subscriber for collection and that
such as remain unpaid on the 20th of inst. March
will be ptit in suit without distinction.
March I, I330. 114 'I‘it.\nor:cS Bi-:'rTs
_fcEi)AR AND iiirtis
E@"ll4CEBT.s'di—'E’3».
UST received per schooner Nector, 65,000
2 and and 3 ft et SIIING-LES, of good quali-
ly, Also. Pine Lumber of almost every dt=.sc_rIp-
tion, previously received and fit for zmniediate
use_ J. HILL.
Norwalk, June 6. 1830. 1‘28_
""it'iN"o' sIro1o:sT;:3:.;1;‘....;.:-2.3.. r...
sale. a cargo ofGriud Stones.
Norwalk, July 3. JACOB SMITH.
AVEjust received from Ni-wYork, an ad-
ces and will be sold for cash at a small advance Vi
*
' T0 OLD AND rouse IIOUSEE-I\'E'PERS
STILES CURTIS & CO.
HAVE constantly on hand at their establish-
ment a few rods Souvh of the Bridge, in
Norwalk, an exteunive assortment of
I{lTClfEN FURNITUI3Eq
Tin,Sheet Iron & HollowVVarc.
HARD \V.»\IlE English Brass Kettles, bailed
and unbailed Brass Ciinnlesticks
Brass tipped Antlirons, Shovels and Toner;
Frying pans Bake pans GI'I(lIl‘0nS Tgasters
Sad irons Iron Cantllusticks 'I‘iii do 8
(_:‘opper ’.l“en kettles from 3 to 8 quarts I
Lompositton. cast iron and tin Tea Kettles"
Saucepans Chafing dishes Chopping Knives
Bellows Coffee mills Tea miitet's Soup Ladles
Silver plated, Tea and "fable Spoons
Iron mid block tin Spoons Knives and Forks
Sllllllefs and Trays -‘Brass and pewter faucets.
An assortment of Hollow Ware, finished and un.
finished. Spiders with covers Kettles from
12 gallons to I quart Pots of various sizes
Al.So—-A large assortment of plain and Japan
Tin Wale, which will he sold at the lowest rates
wholesale and retail I000 Milk Pans; 5006
milk pails ; other ware in proportion.
’ Scales and settle beams; Weights and Ml,-as-
ures—weights from half ounce to 28 pounds .
Cornice heads and conductor pipes
Also, (I large assortment of S T0 VES,
which will be sold at a small advance from cost.
iluring the sttmmer months.
FRANKLINS, new and elegant patterns. Per.
sons buildi:.g are invited to call.
500 lbs. Live Go-ese Feathers Quills
Flax Barbary Tallow Beeswax Hogs bristles
Shcetiron, Sheet lead, Wire assorted from no]
to ‘Z0.
UTA liberal discount to those who purchase a
hill ofgoozls.
g-.Ie£'[)(1l.‘I‘t'.‘tg and Job war/c done as usual-'
:;'2fltit¥i.ti, ‘Elf-:sti‘u§s.¥£r§s§i 31.2 2.2: 11.8 sac
‘WI ¥.LI_AM K. J AM ES 8; 00.
RE offering a very superior ass: ttment of
blue, black. brown and olive
SUPERFIZVE CLO THS,
ill unusual low prices.
Superior llltirseilles. Valentin and Silk Vestings _
.Brown and white Linen Drillings
An elegant assortment of Cravatts
lrisli Linens, Linen Cambric and Hdkls
Bandanoe and Flagg Silk. some at 3| cents
Gentlemen s inixt and white Hose and half hoes
Assortment of Gentleinen’s Gloves
Superior Suspenders Shirt - 'ollai's
-3 general assortment Cool 'I iinimings
Shirtiugs of all kinds Yellow Nankeeu.-,
I piece fashionable mixt Sntinct
Bangup Cords Beaverteen
\ll ofthe above are offered Cliecqg.
1.
L
i”1 !‘iEGORY’S Patent Cast Iron PLOUGIIS
-and Plough Shares, for sale by\
llUBBE.t.r. &. BRADLEY.
">’1‘*° '3-‘.*f"'."Z1"*’<=-’.'-‘F-.“9-='=',5'I'i‘l="r-I-' who ':-.~ ir fH~“f"'.S;»4
ion ofthe original recipe. would respectlful-'
ly call the attention of the publick to the follow-
ing certificates. All persons applying to hiin at
his residence in Ridgefic-ld,Faii'ficl<l County_Con.
can be furnished with a certain remedy for the
complaint to which the certificates refer,
- IESSE H Hl'I LOCK.
.7 HIS is to certify that I was grievously af-
flicted with the Gravel about six years ago
and could find it o relief, till Joseph Whitlock,
hearing of _m_v complaint prepared it Medicine
that gave me immediate re;lief and I have new i-
been troubled with it since and I believe it to
be a sure remedy against that complaint.
DANIEL BRADLEY.
Ridgefield, Conn. A. D. 1817. _
THIS is to certify that I never have been troub-
led with the above mentioncdcomplaint lo the
present date. DANIEL BitAD1.i«:Y.
July 4. I829. .
THIS may certify that l,EstherVVhitlock, was
;-filicted with the gravel, which no medicine that
was adtninistcred could give me any relief till
Joseph Whitlock sent me onegth at gave immedi-
-tie relief and I have never been troubled with it
since, and I believe it to be sure remedy against
that complaint, as witness my hand,
Es1'ar.n' VVittTr.ocK_.
Southeast. July 6. I829 _
WE do hereby certify that Grace Kelly was
cured of the gravel by a medicine_ prepared by
JosephWhitiock,and we do believe Ii to be a Sure
remedy against that complaint and we do cheer-
fully rccommend it to the panic. tf
I-Iiiun Gav, l\r'IATIL'fiA GAY,
J om: REYNOLDS, JONA Ri«:vitor.ns.
NEW STORE.
TIIE SUBSCRIBER
AS commenced business in the new Store
adjoining the Mill, where he offers to the
public at a very small advance, a general assort-
ment of g _
GROCERIES, IIARDWAEIE,
PAINTS AND OILS,
Copal Vm-/zisli, Spirits ’1'urpcnti12e,
‘ Patent Pails, Canal Flour.
ALSO, Grass S-cythes, a superior article,
G. VV. ST. JOHN.
Norwalk. June 15, I830. 130
'; ]S'fAE_-é,EENS will be taken in pay-
ment for work or Goods ti 1.-=.d., by .
June ‘.26. LEVI CLARK-
(.'arriage ./liaising.
WILLIAMS & FINCH _
ESPECTFULLY Ill-
foim the publick
: ‘ that they have an establish-
Bvidge in Norwalk, where
receive orders for any de-
scription of work in their line. From their ex-
perience in the business they are confitlent, that
they shall be able to give satisfaction to any who‘.
may be-. disposed to employ them. All kinds ol
Ca,.,.;agcs and Fancy Waggons finished in the"
modern style.
at short notice.
Nnrwalk. July 20. 1s3o 134:!‘
N E V? ESTABLI SHDIEN T
AT DARIEN
HE Subset-ibers have entered into 9. Co-
partnership under the firm of M ATHER
WHl'I‘.Vl-LY, and have opened a Store at the
ston.l forms.-rly occupied by JamesG Rowland,
a few rods north ofthe Meeting-house in Darien,
where they intend keeping on hand a general as-
sortment of Groceries ofthe best kind, (Liquor-s‘
ca:ccpte¢l,) which they will sell tipon as reasona-
ble terms as they can be bought at any otlier_es-
tublisliment in the world. For further particu
lars inquire at the Store.
GEORGE MATHFR.
CI-I ARLES E. \VHlTi‘I8léY.-
Dar-ien.July 5, 1830.
in the most substantial inanner,ancl .
Norwalk Chronicler