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PUBLISHED BY
JAMES REED.JR.
A raw DUORS mar or rns sumo»,
NORWALKi CONN.
TE]}1\j'[S-'I‘wo Dollars per annum, pay-
able quarterly: Mail Subscribers in advance.
“:.._:____. . .. .. __.-. —--—- '
IE" HATS. £1]
THE Subscriber have on lttmtl
an assortment. ofgentleniens’ Hilts
ofgood quality, and intend keeping
, . a full supply made in the best mari-
’ tier and finished in NewYork in the
‘ ‘\‘* latest style. Gentlemen can b_i~
supplied with-Hats to Order upon short notice
ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, March 2, 1832:. 219
IVILLI.-UII GALE
OFFERS for sale a handsome and
generalassortment of HATS, iti~
eluding those of the latest New
-_ , ._ York fashions. Gentlemen can
/" ' ~ .‘ l_‘: be supplied with Hats to order up-
on short notice.
Norwalk. March 28, I831
W heat and Rye Flour.
CONSTANT supply of Fresh Ground Flour
‘ ofthe first Quality, on hand and for Sale by
Mnrch.26. HUBBELI. it,- PORTER.
- ROUND PLASTER, a constant. supply. on
handand for Sale by
March 26.‘ H i.'i:nsr.r. 8: Poirrira.
NEW SUPPLII
OF EADIILY GROCERIES.
Edwin Lockwood
- AS JUST replenished his assortment c,
G ROCERIES Sc I’ROVISIONS.wlii_cb
tar-c warranted to be of thechoicest quality
and as cheap ss any in market-
In his auorlmenlkmay be found :
Young I-Iyson, Hyson S in I
-and Souchoug 3 TEAS‘
Java,Manilla,~snd Laguira COFFEE.
Double and single Loaf]
Do. do. Lump {
Si, Ci-oix, N. Orleans. SUG_4R,
Sugar House, India, &. S _
ollavsnna
VV. India and N. Orleans MOLASSES.
iadeirc, Port, Lisbon, Malaga and Currant
VVLVES. CORl)lALS,wholesale and relai
Ale, Cider, sud \' inegar. SPIC ES—l\ut-
meg , Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Pepper.
Alspice, &.¢.; Spanish and American Segars:
Plug, Cut, and Smoking Tobacco; Purli.
Hams. Mackerel in butrels,Codfish,Crackei-s.
Herring, Cheese. Lard, Butter, Rice; Hon-
ey very superior, Chocolate, and Cocoa.
Lemon Syrup, Stoughton'sBitters,Mustard.
Mould and dipt Candles, Table Salt, white
and yellow bar Soap. Starch, Brooms.
FRUIT——Rsisins, Figs, Currants, Prunes
hard &. soft Almonds, Madeira Nuts,-Filberts
I‘sinsrinds,'&c. &.c.
PAINTS, OILS, &C.
fl‘HE subscribers are now otfering a good
assortment of Points, Oils, &c. A-
mong which may be found :—-White Le-ad
Dr; and Ground; Red Lead, Spanish Brown
Vnnetia Red. Vermilion Red, French Yellow.
Chrome Yellow, Yellow Ocher, Letherage.
Turkey Uinber, Lamp Black, Seed and Fish
Oils. 62.0. &.c. NASH dz, Hovr.
New Canaan. June l. 1332.
GUARD AGAINST FIRE.
PROTECTION _
INSURANCE COMPANY -.
'V M. J. STIIEET, of Norwalx, agent
of the Protection Instance Company.
of Hartford Connecticut.olfers to insure Hous-
es, Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns, and the
contents of each, together with every other
similar species of property,
Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates of Preiriium offer-ed, are as low as
those ofsny other similar Institution, and eve-
ry man his not an opportunity, for a trifling
sum. to protect himselfagginst the ravages or
this deotructivi. element, which often in a airi-
gle hour =.'-vecps away the earnings of many
years
Tile course the oflice pursue in transacting
their business and in the adjusting 61, payment
of losses, is prompt and liberal. For terms of
insurance, application may be made to the a-
bove nained Agent who is authorized to issue
polices to applicants without delay
1 ARPET WARP, Candlewick, Batting and
Cotton Yarn.‘ Also. Mix’d and White Wool-
cri Yarn, on hand and foi Sale b
Sept. 17. BENNE'I‘T Sr. MALLORY.
IVIERINO CIRCASSIANS.
MlDDLEBROOl{ do MORRIS have just re-
ceived ai splendid assortment of Merino
Circassians ofvarious qualities and prices, which
will be sold very low. Store the west side ofthe
Bridge. Norwalk, Oct. 1st 1832.
IVIERINO CLOTIIS AND
.MEIt‘.INO CIR CASSIANS.
ZILLIAM GALE will open this day, a
large assortment of French Mei ino Cloths
and Circassians of Super or quality and of verv
desirable Colour; Black and Col’u Gm de Naps’;
Gro de Berlin and Italian ; Silks for Ladies dres-
ses aud Clocks : Black and Blue Black Water’d
Gro dc Berlins: n laige assortment of Broad-
clotlis; tassimercs and Satinetts ofcvery shade‘,
quality, and price; brown. blue and green Cam'-
blets; Green Baize and Frize ; Brown and
Bleach’d Sheetings and Shirtings ; Bed Ticking ;
Rose Blankets: red, white, yellow and green
Flannels ; brown, blue, green and white Canton
Flannels; Mens and Boys Fur and Hair Sen]
Caps. Norwalk, Dec. 10, I832.
- CXPS.
E9 A GOOD assortment of Boy’s
Hair, Cloth and Leather Caps,
BENNETT 8r. MALLORY'
ASH PAID roi RYE.
Norwalk, Aug. 11. HUBBELL 8: Porn-rm.
Wnoucnr & CU'1‘ NAILS.
KLGS Wrought and Cut Nails, just
Dec. gyecoived and for sale by
for Sale by
S'rrt's.i:-r Iilnicsz
‘FVPORTING and bl ' p0w[)
sale low by" HUBBaElLnI§& POR'IE‘:l'l‘RlOr
N6". ROCK“ Gazetteer.
I’-‘0sstL!.l‘A'r’l'l'l Gun-hr; mlgymglg
cssinap co-cans, i
AT THE OLD WELL. '
T HE subscriber has just operieit, iii tn a-
bove place u complete assortment of FALL
GOODS. in addition to his usual supply ol'Dr.
loods, Groceries, Fli-urg,'iVi:ies,'I‘eus.Crock
._-.i'_v, I-l:irtlw.ire,Drugs,Modlcinos, lII.dlS,SlIt)'..‘S.
!";iin'.s Oils. Briishes, Glass, rezidy inad-
Tlotliiiig, VVooden and Tut \-Vare, ole. &c.
ill of which he ofilrrs for sale on the most r—:-.:i-
.-tinahle terms. Hs stock of goods is’ entire-
iy _/‘rash. and coii.-fists of the latest importa
'IOllS and most, approved and fasliionable pat-
sums.
Experience has long since convinced him,
flltll a business conducted wholly on the cash
principle may prove mutually 3(.lVaIll.2I.g8\)lI5
both to the seller and the purclitiser,-—-'is by
confining sales entirely for cash,-tlie seller ii-
voids all risk, and insures a speedy return of
capital, and is thus enabled to supply his mis-
tomers at a much. smaller advance than if he
were to sell on credit. The subscriber has
tlierefure concluded to pursue this course ;
and he trusts the public after Exllllilfllllg his
goods and prices, will approve ofthe nieustire.
Having been for years engaged in the saims
husiiies;-:, he flatiers himself that his experi-
ence has enabled him to succeed not only in
furtiishirig‘ his store with good.-‘ of the best
quality, but also at unusually reduced prices.
Persons rosiilirig remotely, may depend upoi.
obtain rig here afull supply ofthe various ar-
ticles they reqiiirt ,aod at such reduced prices
as will more than compensate them for the
‘trouble of coming; even I great distance to
make their purcliasos. He respectfiilly in-
vites an examination of his stock and terms.
CHARLES PECK.
Norwalk. (Old VVell) Octtiber I, I832.
INSURANCE AG’AINS'I‘ Il‘II{I,'l BY A
NE“ W’ YQI-‘}£§»i €E§‘Es‘E='.,‘ E,
E0. 60 WAIIL S’ ‘RE ET.
‘EH SE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
or New Yoitx, have appointed George
St. Jehn,as their agent in Norwalk and the towns
adjoiniiig, toiiisiire Houses and other buildings
and property contained in them, such as Dry
goods. Groceries. Sic Ste.
against loss :3: by fire.
the Howard company have it capital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security of those
who may have iiisurnncematle by said Company
lnsiiriice efi'ctetI at the lnwr.i preniiuin 81. none.
need be brought from afllueuce to want in con-
sequence of loss by Fire; as all can he pritected
from its destruction by a small yearly stipend.
The above named Agent is authorised to issue
Polices to those who may apply. 'I'lie Compa-
ny pursuc ii. libral and prompt course in adjust-
nig and paying their losses. .
TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
O'I.‘-TON Batting and Candle Wick, by
’ the Bale or less qiiautity——at. the Facts-
.'_,' prices, constantly for sale by
JAMES FINNEY & Co.
. NEW FALL -G-QODM.
N IDDLEBROOK &. MORRIS lirivejust re-
turned from New York, and are now open-
ing 11 general assortment of'Dry Goods. which will
be sold in in small advance from cost, viz :—Blk.
Blue, Mulberry Olive, Brown and Mix't Broad
Cloths ; do. do. Csssimeres ; Super-fine and cozn
inou Siittinetts; 5-4 Blk. French Bornbiizines
4-4 do. Merino Circassians; Common blk do
very cheap; blk. Italian Luslring; do. Gro di-
Swiss; do. Sinchews and Sarsnets ; do. Gro de
Berlinvery cheap. tlo. green and brown Lustring;
8-4 Linen Table Diaper; Cotton do. do. ; Russia
do. do. ; Pongce and Flag Silk Hdkl‘s.: Pl‘flSSldn
Shawls : \-Vorsted Berege. and fancy Silk Hdkfs.
A good sssorimentol'tz‘loves and Hosiery; i.xirn
Gill, and eoriiiiiou Cont Buttons ; 7-4 8L 4-4 0'-
Dean, Dorcliester sud Auioskeag 'l"it;k : ble:ieli'd
and unbleach'd Sheeting and Sliirtiiig; Cotton
Yarn and Candlewick; Cotton Butts, for sale
cheap west side oftlie Bridge. ' _
Norwalk, Sept. II, 1832.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
HE subscriber offers for sale his
___- , Dwelling House, and the whole
or a part orthe homestead containing about 12 ii-
cres of first rate land, with it good new Barii.auil
is vnrietv ofFruii Trees, &c. si‘aodiug tl1(’l‘t:0ll.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber,
near the promises. about liulfrt mile west uftlie
Bridge. If not sold by the Ist of April, it will bi-
ieiited for the year ensuing.
JAMES Bi-;ivi=:nic'r.
Norwalk, Dec. 15, I832. 262
'1j_UnKs ISLAND & ROCK“ SALT,
E Y the Load or Bus-liel,jusi receivetl and for
Sl‘l¢ 5}’ B\R'I'l'lA.'l «SI. Hovr.
S'l‘Rl:lET & JAIWESS
FFEI3 the following kinds of LUMBER at
the lowest market prices, viz :—
3l0,000 Cross brand. single brand and common
Shingles. ,
315,000 feet inch and 3-4 inch common boards
61,000 “ Ist,2tl,aud 3d quality Boards,seIsoiier.l '
30,000 " I 1-4, 11-2 and 2 inch clear and sec-
ond clear Plank
55.000 " clear and merchantable Siding.
15.000 " circular sawed clear Siiling
35,000 “ I I-4 Pine and Spruce flooring Plank
20.000 “ Hemlock Boards [|iug.
23.000 " spruce and Hemlock timber and scant-
2.000 “ clear maple scautling
30,000 Albany Pine Boards.
Contractors and persons building are partic-
ularly invited to call and exaiuiiie the above lum-
bar. It is seasoned and fit for use.
Norwalk, Dee. 15, I332
DRY GROCERIES.
OAF and LUMP SUGAR: - Brown Sugar;
Soucliong. Touitny and Young Hyson Tea,
-Siileratus, Starch, Pepper,
Ginger. Nutmegs, Alspice,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Candles ,
Alum, Salt Petre, Indigo,
Mustard, Coffee, Blown Salt,
Soap, Cocoa, Chocolate,
Molasses, &.c_&°c. tlrc. &.c.
Forthcabovc please call at
Jan. 19. Gszoncn Sr. JOHN.
CODFISH.
‘THIS day received 100 Quiiitals of new
Codfisb, cl‘-the first quality, and for sale
low by HUBBELL &. PORTER.
HATS! HATS ll HATS l l ‘.0
\E. CORKEII, has on hand, and is Con-
0 -stantly Receiving an assortlrienl. of For
Hats. at the Factory Prices. Call .3; See.
MIDDLEBROOK av. Mount? 1
meat of Cheap FA LL &. WINTER DRY
HAVE this day re'c’d. an extensive assort.
GOODS. N-snivsllr, Nov. 12, ‘I892.
NORWALK, TUESDAY, Fntenuanv 26,1333.
STOVES, GRATES, &c.
STILLS CURTIS 62.
Co. have now on liiiint
it very extensive assort-
ment of (‘opkiiig and
other S-ores. including
the followiiig path-:i'i.s,
viz.: (‘oriiiill,Cunniog-
ham R‘ Crils.. I-loyt’s
Wilson's Coi.k Stoves.
ofall sizes; N~iti's im-
proved Coal Stoves,
_____ , Frankl-its and Grates;
Nine Plate and Box Stoves, a large quantity;
Stove Pipes and Fixtures ; Cozil IIo.is, SW. &C
All which will be sold at the lowest New York
pr ices, Nnnr rold except for cash, or approved
Notes on Interest. .
Iron Ware Both plain andjrippaifd Ware
Britauia \iVare Blocktiii and Pewter \Vare
Brass tiped Aiidirons Shovel and Tongs
Sad It'ons Soup Stone and other Furnaces
I-IOUSE EEPING ARTICLES.,
Hvllovvware; brass Kettles finished 8:. unfinished
Silver Plated Table and Ten Spoons
Also. Bi-itnuia, Blocktiu. Tin plate and Iron do.
Table and Desert Knives and Forks
Plated and steel Snuffers 82. i'rays; Tea Waiters
.IHpp0.!l'tl Lamps; Brass, iin. dz iron Candlestick-i
Copper, tin and iron Tea Kettles
Iron and tin Sauce Pans Coffee Mills
Si.-ves Scales, Scale Beams
Weights and .\.‘leasui'es Coal Hod:
Chafing Dishes Iron “fare
Sheet iron, Sheet lead, Sheet Copper, &.c.
Also, a qu-.intit_v Live Get-se__ Feathers, Hens
and I‘/ucks Feathers, Hogs Bristles, Sic.
IL? Cash oaid for all kinds of Shipping Furs.
s3'.-3%-.I?'.§.'ii3S C’-Z3.
""AVl£ removed to the.New Buililiiig ad_ioin-
_ iugthe Store of Jacob Smith & Co. west
of the Bridge, where they have 0[)ellet.li.I"€l"I'(E'Sl‘;
and general assortiueiit of first rate ‘. . I
GIIOCEIIIES, which are ofI'ei'ed to the public at
the lowest rates. The following articles com-
priss ii small part ofthe stock.
First quality Western Canal Flour Wliolesule
t)r Rcillll. '
Hyson, Y. I-Iyson and Soucliong TEAS
Loaf, and Lump Sugar,
St. Croix, New Orleans, Havaiiua. and Iudisi
SUGARS Java, M.-iiiilla3:. LiiguiiaCOFFEE.
Molasses, an articie worthy of particular It!-
teiit on. A geucrzilassortmeut'0f Wines, first
rate "for biclmess," tlzc, Lemon Syrulh _
VViiitcrgreeu,Peppermint81. Auiiiseetl Cordials
Nutineg.-,5, CiI3lIlllll‘IlS()I|. C|oves.(l:I_-aisins, Figs
Rye Flour, rea , Cracker? hecse
Pork_ and Pork and Beef Hams.
Chocolate, —\l'lspice, Pepper, Ginger,
Oranges, I’eanuts,Almoiitls. Madeira Nuts
Butter, Lcrd, I-Icrriiigs. Codfish, .\'Iackei'el '
Soap. Candles. Poland Starcli,SCti[¥ie£‘83.lfldl5'°
Spanish and American segars. iin , ' obacco
Lamp Oil; Powder and shot, Tapers
Mustard ; Rico, Tniuiii'inds
Slice, scrubbiug,&. Whitewash Brushes, 81¢
Potash, it first rate article.
Wrot and Cut Nails, and Brads, ofal'. Sizes.
Crockery and Glass Ware &c.
Norwalk,Ms_y 2, 1831. I75
GEORGE ET €JOHN
TILL continues the Dry Good, Crockery and
‘ Dry Grocery business, at his old stand 0 few
rods East of Norwalk Bridge, and invites sill who
wish to purchase either Dry Goods, China, Glass
Ware or Dry Gro_t.ei'ies. to call and see if he
cannot suit them, both iiiprice andquiility.-—
His stock consists in part ofthe following:
Black, Blue, Brown and Mixed Braadclot/is;
Mixetl Siitiuctts. good and Cheap.
SILKS,—Black Gro de Swiss, Gro de Nap,
Italian Lustriiig, Double Florence, Sinchews,
Sarsneit, &c. . India Siitiu. very stout; Sattiii
Lcvaiititie; Green Sarsnett and Florence; Pink,
White, Blue, Crimson and Straw Col’d. Florence;
Poiigee ; Naukeen and Canton Crzipes ; Black.
Red, Yellov , White and Green Flaniiols :'\Vhiie
Canton Flaunels, very good; Bnngup Cord:
Lyon Shin ; Pntltllng’; Beaverteen : Imitation
Goats Hair and Blue Caiublet for cloaks. very
stout ; Green Baize; Embossed Muslins: Col’d.
C;g[)]bfiQs; black, bltie, brown, green, drab and
crimson col’d. Tabby Vt-lvcts ; col'd. and black
tfiicnssiuiis; bl’k Bombazine; brown &.bl<_-acli’d
Sneetln,-as autl Sliirtiiigs; Rag Carpeting: Cum-
brit: ivlusliiis; Plain and Fight Swiss, Book mid
Jiicoiictt l‘i/ltisliu; Blatsk Silk Velvet: Calicoes,
Coiuuion anal Chintz ; Furniture Chintz, &c.
Norwaik, I)ec. 3,1832.
READY RIADE CLOTHING.
UST received, and for sale at the Norwnlk
Clothing Store, a large assortment of Cloth-
ing suitable for the approaching Season, viz. Pea
Coats Round Jackets. sliirts,storks suspenders,
Pautalooiis. Vests, Flannel Waistcoats. and
Di-ztwors. stockings, Caps, Leather Mittens, &c.
The above articles are ofi't-red for sale a little
less than at any other estalilisliment.
. EDIVIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, Oct. 28tl I832
COTTON WA:)i)iNGs,
OR Sale low by the Doz. or less quantity,
by L. Hunasnn
, RYE F‘r_.5Ur"{"A,ND BRA-‘NT: mm
Sale l)V Gtrsiss ta *<A\ EWHNH.
B LIND FACTORY.
HE subscriber informs the iiilialiiiaiits o.
the Town of Norwalk, and its ‘Vicinity,
that he has taken the shop belong to Jesse Curtis.
a little North of the Bridge, where he IIILPIIIIS
carrying on the above busi.it-ssin all its lH'dl|ClH'S,
viz: Veniiian, Parlour, and ,Out Sitle Moving.
Blinds. , S. DEZHCK.
Norwalk, May I2, 1832. _ Gm 229
BROADCLOTHS CASSIMERES
AND SATINETTS.
BENNETT 3L‘ IVIALLURY
§:__ AVE lately received a good it-St)I'l.l'nellI
. of Broadclotli.-ofevery color and quali-
ty, also, Fashionable Cassiineres&. Sattim.-Its,
likeivisea good assortmt-.nt of Flzinnels and
Baizes, all of which Will be sold Cheap.
Norwallr, Novl I6’. 1832.
CHAINS.
7 IMBER and Draft Chains for saleby
April 7. BARTRAM ttz. _I_~Ioy-r.
IUST RECEIVED, by the subscriber, in
9 large assortment offirst quality Sleigh
Bells. which will be sold very low.
Saugatuck, Jan. 8. P. W. JONES.
CRACK E RS. ,
The Subscriber keeps on ‘hand and for sale
fi'eshButter.&SugarCrakers by the barrel or less
quantity, aslow as can be purchased in the City
or'Country. Merchants 81. Families are iiivtedi
to call and examine for themselves.
EDWIN Locxwoon.
' OITON canine ti. CANDLE WICK
tbr sale by GllBs'&l«'BA'1'Ko'I"lJ'.'
A NEW SUPPLYCF GI{()CE’~.'3IES'
,"{._l-.7 EISON B ELLS now offers to his l'i'ieiid-2,
L lb‘ customers. and the public, on very reason-
nole terms, a geiierol assorinieiit ofG:'ocei'ie.~'., of
the very best quality, of which the tblloiviiig coin-
pri<e a pint, viz :—5t. Croix; ‘dew Oi'le.ius, Por-
io Rico, White I-luv-au:i,~ I.oul'iin:l l.il.llIl_‘J Sxgurs
byibe barrel or less quiiiititv. W. I. M.il.issies.
Hysoii, Young Hysoii. Hyson skin, Souciioiig.
Gunpowder. untl liupcriiil ’|‘{$»\lS ; \'o. I and 2
Mackerel , Soup by the box or retail ; Saleriiiu.-,
P--arlasli; Snuff; Cavendish 'I.‘oliiacc_o, plug and
paper do; Clitllisli. Cheese, I..‘tl'tl, Beefuiid Pork
Hams fresh from the smoke house; Brooms by
the dozen or single; shot by the Ililg or pound;
Spanish Segiirs, very superior; \V:'itiiig and
wrapping paper; FLOUR; Blown Salt; Hon
ey ; Or znges; Orange, Mai-nialuile. and preser
ved Ginger, injsrs; Cliuriislii-lg dry Dates, and
do dry Ginger, in boxes; Laiiip Oil; Giiigei',
Alluiu. Salt petre, WindowGlass, B.-nch .vIuslci-.-
tell I’.nisiii_s, K-lg do-, Sieves, Water oails, Cedar
Tubs. Hoes and Shovels; Chocolate,lminpbliiclr,
Whiting, I ut Logwnotl, Castor Oil, Epsoiii Salts,
Essences, 5’-.iregoi'ick, Sarsaparilla Syrup. Soda
and Seidlitz powilers . Sweet Oil; Sponge; Al
spice, Pi pp‘er.Cloves,N,utmugs, Iiilustartl, Indigo,
I-Icrrings, Figs, A|inoutls,_ Peaiiuts, 4‘.uri'iiuts,
Braziliiuis, .\'I.id»-ira Nuts; Bl:ic'.ti ig. Stiiiviiig
Soap, Mould and dipped Candles, Ploughs,Cot-
ton Bats, Whips. Spurs, ()oti'ee '\'lill.~;, Pliials’,
Glass bottles, CIUIIIIOWIICI‘, Rice, Ciunziznon, Li-
quorici-, Fainiiriiitls, Opozleliloc. Gum Arabic,
Lee's Pills, Wash bulls. Butter Littlles, St. Do-
min-_ro, Laguira, Miinill and superior old Java
Coffee, by the brig or less quatiitity, &c. tltc.
Patron go is most respectfully solicited from
all. and every attention will be paid to ’all th so
who may see iii to favor the subscriber with-any
part oftheir custom. -.\'orwa:lk, Sept. 21
VA LUAB LE 131 E DICINES,
F0-ii SALE AT 'I‘I{IL‘
NDRVVALK DISI.’ENi‘dA&’.Y.
Dr. lfelj24_'8 Botanical Drops.
One of tliebeslhfetliciiies yet discovered,for all
Impurities oftlie Blond.
Dr. Rs/fe’s Asthmatic Pills.
Give iimni_-.diat.e relief‘-—ol'ten cure the most ob-
stinate Cuuglis—Coini_noii Colds are frequently
l'€ln0Viftl in it few hours I
Dr. Re/_fc's Aromatic Pills for Females.
For Female Cotuplaiiits, such as Obstructions,
Debility, Green Sickness, Etc. &c.
Dr. Regs‘: Aiitibilitms Pills.
A powerful Remedy f'or Bilious Complaints.
Dr. Rolfe‘: Vegetable Specific.
One of the best Remedies known for Dyspep-
sia, Sick Ht-,atl-Aclie. &c.
Dr Ja!;li's R/uiuinatic Linimsnt.
- Its good effects are immediate. It has ofteii
cured Rhcuniatisin ofyears standing in 24 tours.
Duiifries’ Itch Ointment.
Cure in one hours application only 5! No dan-
ger from taking cold-contains no Mercury or
other dangerous ingredient. _
Dumfiics’ Rcnicrlyfor the Piles.
VVill be found on-. ofihe best articles known
for this troublesome complaint.
Dun§fri'es'Eys Water.
A iuost highly approved Wash, for Sore, In-
flamed and Weak Eyes.
British Aiiticaptic Dtmtifrice.
A most Superior Article for Whitening and
Preserviiiiz the Teetli sud Gums. .
[E Prepared from the Original MS. Recipes
ofthe late Dr. W T. Couwsv, by his immediate
Successor and the Sole Propi'ietoi','I‘. KID DER
Boston, Mass.
CA ii1{lAGE IVIAICING.
.,.,;i .-\Mi'lIIS It COLLINS respectfully‘ inform
- Ilie citizens of Noriivnlk and the public gen-
erally, that they have taken the well known stand
formt-rly occupietl by Johnson 3: Williams, as A
carriage shop, where all orders in that line of
business will be thankfully received and punctu-
ally attended lo. The subscribers latter them-
selves that they shall be able to give entire satis-
faction to all who favor them with their custom,
and therefore solicit a share oftlie public patron-
age. WiLi.isiii C. SAMMIS.
Airisaosi: Coi.Liss.
N. B. ALL kinds of Iron work done at the
shortest ‘Jotice. Norwalk, S.:pt. 17. 1832. 247
READY BIAD E CLOTHING-
E. COIIKER, has now on hand a large as-
. sortmeiii of Clothing. which is made in
the best manner, and warranted. The following
will comprise in small pairt—Bi’osdcloth, Sattinet,
and Bi-averteen Short Jackets. Blue, mix’t and
olive P-intaloons. Bllr fig'd ‘green velvet Vests.
Flannel Shirts and Drawers of all kinds. Muslin
Shirts, pl iin and worked linen bosoms. Comfort-
ers, Stocks, Cravats, Hzindki-rchit-fs, Gloves, Sus-
penders. &ci Caps ofall kinds, fancy do for chil-
dren. N. B. Tayloriug done in the mostf.ishion-
able manner. Norwiilk, Jan.I.
' Lo & M0 B0
HAVE recently received from New York, a
very extensive stock of Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS, which they are enabled to sel
much lower than at former seasons. In addi-
tion lo their former assortment may be found :
100 ps. Broadclotl ii, Cassimeies, and Saul-
tietls of every colour, quality and price : Olive
and Brown Petersham for over coats ; Silk Vel-
vet Vestiug ; Valentin. and Marsailles do. ; 100
pieces Merino Cloths and Circassions, compri-
sing all colours and prices; Ladies and Gentle-
mens Merino Camblet; 500 ps. light and dark
Chintz Calicoes; Italian, Gro de Swiss, Gro de
Nap and Florence Siiks ; 100 Merino and Thi-
bct Wool Shawls from 4.4 to 9.4, 2-5 per cent
cheap» 1' than were ever offered in this village;
Ill-‘O, Prussir n, Valencia & Cashmere do.; dress
‘I‘ldkl‘s. o-fevery description ; white Bobinct Le-
ces, all widths ; Edgiogs and Footing; a largx.
assortment of Ribbons; Cambric, Swiss, Bool.
and Medium Muslins z Col’d Ca nbrics ; 300 ps
Bleii¢h’d Muslins ; I0 bales Unlileach‘d do; ; Ir-
ish Line-i-is and Lawn: 0tIel1Il_fiil(I Dorcheste‘:
Ticking ;_ heavy Baiigup _Cord; English Buli-
verteeii; Freucli Bomlinziiie; Blk. and Col’d.
Bombazetis; Linen and Cotton Diapers; Mor-
een ; Gentlemeus Stocks, in good article ; Flin-
nels of every colour and price; Green Friz.
Padding ; Canvass; Osnaburg and Biirlaps;
Carpet Yarn, all numbers ;_ Cotton Baits by thr
Bale, at the Eactory prices; Together with al-
most every article calletl for. Ladies and Gen-
tlemen will reaiize a saving of at least 10 pei
cent. by calling and purchasing at the Lifayslll
Store. Norwalk, October I5, I832.
IMERINO S HA VVL S.
GOUI) assortment of Red, White, on»:
Black, Lung and Square Merino Shawls.
very Chieap, also, Blue and Brown Cauiblet,
good and cheap Merino Cloth, and .._Mcrino
Circassiaiis on hand and for sale by
Nov. 16. I832. Bsiiutr-:'r'r &. MA-r.r.op.v.
C.HRlSTlAN I. Y RE.
7' W HE 1st. and 2d Vols.oftho Christian Lyre
with the supplement, bound input?‘ Volume,
just received and for Sale at the‘ ' '
Sept. 10. Gazer-re Booxsrortir. ,
OCKET MAPS oftho STATE or N. Yoitii
for Sale attire Giizlsrrs Bi iss'r.-mi I
4-... .- #-
I‘ 7?
.1‘: EEVV DR?’ GOODS.
‘NASH & HOYT
AVE this day rec'd iinil are now opening
.¢g__ at the New (Jauiiau Store, an additional
supply of GOODS, stti able for the present and
comiiig si-neon which will be Olft3l'etl very low.
l'li-.- fiillowiiig nrticlos c0:u,ii'isc it part :—-
Bn.-.'ut'clolIis—Blue, black, brown, g‘l'et.‘.lI.(I|‘fll!
mri inix'il: Giza.-i:iwros, blue, black and Fanc,
Coi'd.: bmlinezts, it good as-ortinr=.nt, vziriou.
colors ; Bazwcrlsens, all t'}'.l'-IIIIIPS uiitl t'l.’l‘_V low ;
Ciilicocs, 10:) patterns, coiii;irisiuq' it general as-
sortrneiit ofliglit and ihirl: Col’d.; 20 ps. Fut-
niture Prime, siiiuir very low; Si LKS, bin-:k and
blue black Gro dc Berlin ; blao‘: Italian; bloc‘
and col'd Gro (I8 Nitp; blk. Lustriiig and Sin-
t:li'-.\v; blk. tind col'd Fl-ireuces; blk. Itttliaii
Crane; blk Niiniteei. anil Ciiiitoii Crape; blk.
ltiilian Ci--tvats ; 5 4 Blk. Veil Crape ; light and
dark Giiigliainii; French priutc-I Cuinbriclcs;
silk and cotton flags llillsfs :_ Pongee Hdkls. ;
a good assortinent of Dress H lltfs. ; V2i.=‘i:-itia
anil Marseills Vesting, light and dark; will: and
<i|k vvlvet Vestiiig; 3.4 and 6.4 Boinbiiziiie.
b‘;-’. and col’d. Bu|llbi.l.Z1‘U.~I ; Irish l.iiieiis.ngood
B3.~0I'll‘IllfllI ; Long Lawn ; Linen Citmori.k ;
Lll)en~Cl1|l‘Il)2'lCk Hdkfs , some very low; mull,
I‘.-Iiss,J:ickoiiL'lil and India Cainbi'ick.~‘., fig'd and
plain: Peailitig; liiieii a:iil‘cotton Floss; Spuo‘.
Cotton rill Nos. ; blur-.-'h’d Knitting Cotton: cot-
ton (.‘.or.ls; silk Braids aoil (.‘-ortls ; 4-4 and 6.4
Bubliiiiett Llcol Bobbiuott Footing, till with list;
lutlies blk. Silk; cotton .5: worsto-l Hose ; wliitie
Cotton and I.I>2llId0II'I do. , geritleiuen's white
cotton and inix‘t R indoiii do ; ii geiiei-nl assort-
ment of Ladies and Gentlemen; silk and leather
Gloves nfall prices, from Is to l2.=i.; 4 Bali-ii
brown Sheetings. from (SC. to He. : 60 ps. bk-;icli’d
Shirtiug from tie. to 29. ; Bed Tickiiieg; Usua-
biirgs; Burltiipsz Canvass; cotton tlliccks and
Stripes; Doiiies-tic Giiigliam; coiion \'ai'n sill‘
Nos. from No. 3 to 22; cotton Wadxling nod
Batting; f’a.=;ltlitig; llzissiu Diaper; do. Stiaetiiig;
lliiibi-ellits; Boys Caps and lists: brdun and
lill-1. Linen; blue and yellow Nztiike-rri; rod, yell
low, green and white Flunuels ; G8lI'J0fl$ ; [tib-
bons ; brown and while French Linens; Linen
Driliiiigs ; I’aipr-r Hiiiigiiigs ; blk. Prunclle ;
Priiiceitu Lasting; S:lllIlIl1l‘_V Flannel; Ladies
Ifeghorn and Straw Huts ; Siriiw Braiils; Hui
"iiirimings; Miilinett: Foiindzitioii Muslin, &,c.
The above Goods will be olliar-.-d at very low pri~_
(:83. New Ctiua:-iii, -\.ugust 25, N32
NORVVALK, NOV. gill, I832.
NELVV AND ilkififi A ll’
FAL AND WlN’PER GOODS.
gg/v1ll',LlA..\I£3l.5.LE Is this day o;ieuiiig I1
_ «uge «in, ;€0lH’l"-."ll~ lt§3lll‘IlllCIIIl of r iiiiuy
and Staple DRI uOOi):i, which wiil oe offer:-.tl
as cheap as at any. other Store in the County.
, .‘..:ioiig his 'iissni'tiiieiit will be found: 200 pieces
Black rind Col’d. Moriiio Circussiuiis, of every
desirable colour. from '25 on. to 56 ct.-i. : -Ii‘) psi,
black and blue, niixt aii:lf'uucy col'd._Saiiiit.-its,
from 3: to we; 20 pi. elegant French Merino
Cloths; 150 ps. Bron lelotlis ofevery fasliioiiit
blc Colour and all Qualities airl Prices ; 20 ps.
striped and plain fancy coi’d. Cussiineres ; 40(:
ps. dark and light Chintz Ciilicoeri, new patieriis,
from 6 ms to 28 cts. ,- 50 ps. I<‘uruiture Chintz
Calicoes. from I2 cts. to 25 cu; ; brown. white,
green, blue and red Canton Flannclx; 30 pare
Rose Blankets, from 13-4 to I2-4 ; broivn, olive
and diab Potershaiu for Over Coats; Devonshire
Kerscy; striped and plain ivioleskiu; Baiigup
Cords; Green Biiize and Fine ; Canvass Ind
Padding_; white and black Cotton Waddiug;
400 ps. b‘eacti’d and brown Sliirtiugs and Shee-
tiiigs, from 6 cts. to 22 cts. ; 1 large assorliuetit
Bla_ck mattioiia Italian Silk ; Gro de Berlin. Giro
de Swiss, Gio de Naps, Gro tle Paris, Gro dc
lntiies; double black and blue black Florerict-is ;
black Sinchcws and Surciuett and black Tu-il'tl
Serge; black and col’il. French Crapel; black
Nflsllieell and Canton Crepes ; Pougce ; brown,
green and blue Goats Hair and Common Cum
blets; Napping Cloths ; 50 ps. col'd Cainhricks
of every shade for linings ; Silk Velvet, Boruba
zine, and Silk Stocks; a splendid assortment of
Changeable, \Vator’tI and Plain Gro dc Naps
and Florences furl idit-ii tlresses and cloaks; blk.,
scarlet and white long 8:. square Merino Shawls,
warranted free from Cotton,-at about half the
usual price; 100 Prussian Shawls and Hdl-:fs.;
plain &~ figurd Mitldles; fancy silk. gauze, crape,
bcrage, velveteen and mnuderiue dress Htlkfs. ;
black, scarlet, orange and white fhibet Wool
and Cashmere Hdkfs. ; green, white and black
Blond Gauze Veils; Green Beragc; Linen Cain-
bric and Linen Cauibric Hdists. : Iris?) Linen-i ;
Thread and Bobiuot Lace and Eilgings ;_ Blond
Footing and Ed,-ling; Beading; Pongee, Silk
and Bandimuo IIdkfs.; white and plaid Cra-
vatis; black iialian and fancy col'd. Silk Cra-
vatis ; green. white, scarlet, red and black Flau-
uels ; fine French Jet Black Bombanines; plain
and figui-’d jacnnet, uiu l, nansook, swiss and
cambric Muslins ; linen and cotton table Diapers ;
Russia Sheeting and Diapers; Crash; super blk.
Silk Velvet; dark and light Vtestiiig of all kinds;
Bur-laps and Osnaburghs; Buckskin Mittens;
Fur Collars ;Meus and Boys fur, otter and bare
scal Caps; Ladies Leghorn, open work, straw
Leghorn, braid and split Straw Hats, cheap ; silk
and cotton Uiiibrellas ; 50 dos. Ladies and Gen-
tlcmens uflorseskin, Woodstock and Beaver
Gloves, from 6 cts. to $125; Ladies and Gen-
tlemens silk, worsted, woolen and cotton Hose-ry
of every discriptiou,frern Is to 83 a pair; ii. splen-
did assortimiit gauze and plain Hat Ribbons ',
Cotton Yarn ; Candle Wick; Batting M and Car-
pet Yurii by the Bole; black and white. Wire
Cards ; black, col'd., plain and llgur’d Velvet
Belt. Ribbons ; Peiiknives ; Scissors ; No. I 1 2.
2 and 3 black Ribbons by the Box ; Gentleuiens
Fur Hats, good and cheap, tltc.
BnoAi)ciTo'r‘Hs,
SPLENDID assortment, suitable for La-
_ dies Cloaks, by lllinoniranoon lli. Mannie.
Watts on the .stI'ind.
HE iniprovenient of the Mind, by Isaac
' Watts, just received and for Sale at the
Sept. 10. Gaszrrs Booirsrons.
BUT TE R.
A FEW’ Firkins of very superior Butter,just
received and for Sale Cheap by
Nov. 24.
Nznsou B. F.'r.i'.s.
ROCK SALT.
ARTRA M 6'2. MOYT have just receiv-
ed and offer for sale, R.~..ck and Turks
Island Salt, by the Load or Bushel; Rock
Salt in Barrell.-i of3 1-2 Bushels; B!own Salt
by the Suck ; l\'Iolasse~i, first quzility by the
llogshead ; Sugar by the Barrel! ,' St. Croix
and New England Rum by the Barrel] ; Mess
Pork by the Barrel or retail ; Butter by lb
tiikin,()iic-ese.La,n'ip Oil,Pork and Bet.-fHains,
Shad and Mackerel by the Balrrell, Onions,
Iron and Steel of all descriptions, is-c. &-c. &.c.
lAT_l___ir'*._a,p asthe Clieauest. Dec 22. 183?.
.CAt‘S‘I UAPSI! CAPS I II
I Ua"1‘reccivcd at the how Caiiaan Store.n
I] large and General ussortineut of Meiis and
Boys U‘.tt'cVr', Seal.-Cloth and Leather Caps, which
N0oi,9s
sanonn at. masses MAKI.NG.
THE subscriber eve!
thankful for the patronage
he has received, would lic-
forui the public,ihat he um-
timies to carry on the s.-
bove bitshiest, at his old
stand, in Saugatuclr, whato
_ . _ - he has on hand and is con-
4's3a99.tlr%i‘p stantly Manufacturing, of
the first rate Mntrrials, Saddles, Bridles, _Hlt‘
«toss. Trunk-i, Valieces. &.c., expressly for our
tomvrs use. and as cheap as can be bought in the
Uiiiteil States. Also,f-ir Sale-, Buffalo Robes,
Wllll’-‘S. Spurs, Horse Blankets, Curry Combs,
and Horse Brush.-s, Q-c. 65¢ ‘
*3‘ Repiiriiig done with neatncss 8: despstslii
'1' {E liighesi inarket price paid for Wood. in
exchllllge for liVork. PHILO W. JONES.
Stmgiiiuclt, Nov‘ I9. 1332. 957
cur.-ii‘:-an-. -
7' ‘I HE subscriber would Inform his friends and
the public in general. that his Puokets have
coinmeuceil their weekly Trips and will snilfroin
his landing to Pack Slip in the following manner;
Sloop IIIECHANIP, ALDEN Bnoruwsu. Master,
will siiil 'l‘ue.-iilav siind return Saturdays; Sloop ‘
CITIZEN. Sam’l. T. Morelt0iuc~,Mniiteij. will sail
SIlIuI"Aay$& r’eturn on'I hurstluys, For reight or-
Passiige upply to the subscriber or to eitlioroftbc
Cll})IflIIlS_ufl board their respective vessels.
_ MON SON HOYT.
Nunwlk, February 27, 1932.
FOR SALE,
A l’l.l~‘..-XS.-\.l.\l'l‘l.Y situated. and
very convenient built Dwelling House,
and an Acre ot‘Go-.-d Lziiid adjoining, with due
Fruit, and other conveuieucics, situated I few
rods above the old VVt-.ll School H-’-use,and ties:
the Mi-tlindist M.-e'.iiig House. The House is in
gooil re'paii', and will be sold cheap. For further,-.
p€l.'i‘IlClllttl'S enquire of CHARLES llhtnoar. ‘
Norwalk, Ati,-;itst 24. 1832.
LAND FOR SALE.
7 HE subscriber tillers for sale two tracts
iiflaiid of about 8 acres each, belonging
i to the heirs of Ji-.reini:ih Camp deceased, sit-
uated at the Rocks so called, about it mile
north of the Bridge. Jonathan Camp, Jr.
Norwallt, Sept. 10. I832.
.is%I%§HTH 81 B L ACKNI {N
AVE on hand and for~Snle, Maple Joint,
Mabogaiiy Vt-net-r. and Sacking Bottoms.
i\'or\vali<, August II. 1832. 4
Iii‘! =3 3: RE AR IRIVALS.
S3:i.["l‘H & BLACKMAN,
flAVEjust tea-rived by the Schooner Brlll
iant,:‘rorn the State of M.-\lNE,l00.000 ft.
of B mrds, Plank‘, Timber, and Cornice Sticks
100.000 Lath ofa Superior quality. ,
ALS{)—- By the Sloop Swim, from ALBANY,
a cargo of Lumbar, coiisistiiig of Tally sud Mos
chantablc Boards and Scantling, which are offd’
ed to the public at the lowest inrirket prices.
Norwnlk. September I7. 1832.
PAINTS AND OILS.
5% Kegs \7Vhite Lead, Ground
in 0.1 : 1000 Kegs Drv ‘.“v'htte Lead, 1000 do.
Spanish Brown; _800 do. Venetian Red ; 8
Caslrs Linseed, Whale and Lamp Oil, .S~c. by
June I 1. S1*aii‘.s:"r JAMEH.
VVINDOVV GLASS.
TREET & JAMES Have just received
I00 Boxes 6.8 7.9 8.10 I0.I4 9.13 12.16
American and English Glass, which are ofl'or-
ed at. the lowest prices.
LUNIBER. _
_ AT NEVV CANAAN.
HE subscribers have received an assnrt.
ment of Lumber, which they are ofi’er-
ing on as good terms as can be purchased clos-
whcre. NASH & Hofr.
New Canaan, June 1, 1 332.
, cnoomr. RY. .
‘W IDDLEBROOK 32. MORRIS havejust so-p
I ceived a fresh supplyof Crockery 8?. Glass
Ware, which will be Sold very low. -‘
West side of the Bridge, Norwalk. Sept. 10.
5 £ CRAPE Shawls, just received and
" for Sale by Miouuinaoox 8; Means.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
UST received and for sale by the Box orleu
0 quantity, bv !*lr:i.sos B. Er.i.o.
SADDLES BRIDLES SEC.
TUST rec'd at the New Canaan Store. as
0} assortinent of Saddles, Bridles and Mar-
tingale, which will be offered very low by
New Canaan‘, June 1. NASH & Hon’.
HATS 2 IIATS! .
AT the New Canaan Store may be found, 3
good assortment of Gentle.-inen’s, Youth'o
and Boys Hats, from $l,00 to $5.30, Black and
Drab ofthelaiest Fashions. ~ NASH ('9. Hort.
-New Canaan, August 25, I832.
NVINDOW GLASS.
45 Boxes 3 by 3, 7 by 9, 3_'l;y to to by is.
9 by 12, 12 by 14, and I2 by 16' VVindow Glass,
by _ Eraser 6:. JAEK8.
SN"UFF dz TOBACCO,
EPT constantly on hand, and for ‘Sale,
E Wholesale or Retsihat New York prices.
y‘ EDWIN Locxwuoo.
NEW. SUPPI; Y OF
TOIVIB AND FLAGGING STONE. y‘
T HE subscriber basjust rce’d an extensive‘
and very superior lot of Marble, for Grave
Stones, Hearth Stories, 8/c. Ire.
He has now on hand from 75 to I00 pair of
Tomb Stones, most of which are prepared forin-1 ‘
scriptions; also from 20 to 80 Hearth Stones,’-‘
.-ioasistiiig of blue marble,npd North Rivcrflags _
Marble Facing:-z. Paint Stones and Mullen ;—
Cinques, Soap Stout’ Free Stone, $7. Soap Stone
Furnaces:
He Manufactures and has constantly on him!
Parlor Grates,t'ittetlvrith Soap Stone, Also, Cook-
ing Rangers, for Coal or Wood; Small Gretel
for Offices ; Soapstone I-‘ireplaces for heating
air; Soap Stone Stoves, for heating Hatters and
Tailors irons. , ~ ' ~
Orders left with Eliphalet Coley, Weston.
Charles Wrigrit,Saugatiick, Brsdly _.Keeler, New
Canaan, James H: H033. Slfimfofd. A.“§""“'
Lyon, Horsneck, James Jones, Wilton Doct.‘N-
D, Haiglii, N_oi-th Stamford, John -Smith. 5'49
Sawpitts, N. Y. Hcnrylaokson. Bcdfoflii HOP‘
ry I-la’rris,8in,g Sing, Gilbert Brown. Peekstull.
are offered low I: _NA5iH tlL_IIor'r.
new t:-.iia.iii, *5.-.' so isss.
. will meet with prompt attention.
Lonusu eaics.
Norwalk Chronicler