K__
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
1;, M. B. Mead are new opening a new stock
,of Spring and Summer Dl‘y-G0°d5i.‘Vl|'0l‘ rm‘
style -and cheapness, are superior to any now offer-
ed in this place. Among their stock may be found
0 Pieces of BROADCLOTI-IS of every colour,
shade and quality. 0'0"‘ $1.50 *0 $8200 ‘Per 3'3"‘! i
Olive and Brown Petersliam : Blk. and l« ant.-yCol d
(jassimercg nnd Satinets; Bllc. and Bjlue Bvlk. Silk
Velvet vesting, Fig’d and Plain Sill: <.o., Valencia
and lvlarseills do, of all patterns and prices, Cotton
Umbrellas, Traveling Baskets, Oil-Cloth, Paper
I-Iancings VVaddin£,'. Carpeting. C‘"‘P'~“ "=""» W-
ton Yfiai-n (if all numl)ers,C0tton Batting by the Bali:
at the lowest Factory prices, Gentlciiieii"s Fur
1-lags of mo latest N. York Fashions, a constant
so I for sale cheap, die. 1
Silillli GOODS—Blk. and Col'd Gros do l\:iples ;
Elk, and Col’d Gro de Berlin ; Blk. and W Iiite
French Satin : Col’d Florcnces; lllk. Sarsiiet ; Blk.
and Col’d Italian Lustring; linitatiozi dti.; Strip
bed Mournirlg Silks 3 clllicr Blk. and l*'tmC)' C“l'tl
Italian Cl'.’lVl1lS; Blk. Barcelona do.; 9‘-lilllaificlll
}ldkfs.; Imitation tlo. ; Faiic)‘ 9’°“<| P""l§0“-. d°~ i
Bandanna and Common Fliigg 00- ;.fi'0m_ 15 (“I I'll‘
“.a,.Js ; Silk’ Cmpe’ Guam, l\.-land'.il'ilie, Vclvcttocil,
Ileragc and Poplin Dress Ildkfs.,: Gl‘i'cii Gauze and
Green Bmege Veils ; Blk_. and ‘Vi lute, fiohpict
,,0_ ; 150 Shawls cmhracliig D k., While xllltl Litilll‘
leland Merino Shawls, from 4-4 to 81-4. ‘V"”“l“I"'l'-“-
“holly {rec f,-om C.-mon, togrlller with «L4 but 8.
and 12.4 Cashmere do., of almost evci)’ C"l°'"'v
Also Tlllbet Wool do. from 4 4 to 8.4 l.ai‘{§‘-' P~laii<ln-
1-§ne,’P1-nssinn ard Valenc':aShawls; Corded Skirts;
Blk. and White Bobinct Lack‘. 5*” ‘Vllllllsi Tl'l't3dLl
and Bobinct Laces ; Edgiqgs and footings’; a lat;-gt:
“S501-tnjent of rillll)-ODS ; S|ll(:l3.l'i‘nlLlS § 1‘ (ll b‘.\i'l5£~
Collars, silver TlllmlJlt~‘S; Scissors; loc.<et and
Pen Knives; Needles, 8Lc. MUSLlNS—l‘l:iin and
Fig’d Book and Jacoiiet Muslims; Plain and Cord-
ed Camoric and Medium do; Black and Col’d Cam-
bric do.; I00 ps. Blcuclied Sliceting and Sliirtuig;
5 bales Unbleached do.; iiuilaps, Olllll)tli‘g§*2ll)tl
'I'icklenbnrgs; 10 ps Odean, l)ol‘clioster and Coni-
nion 'Iickii:g : 10 ps Plain and I ancy L-mg up
Cord; English and American Bt?tlVCl‘l.f?l.‘ll‘i 1‘i““'.l’
(,‘.:ntoon; Stormonts; _ Striped Jean 3 blip: and
“.-him d°_; Russia Shcetii-ig; lniilntion dog; frown,
White, and Miaed Cotton do; ROW‘-Y1 (JRSSIHW-l‘0‘i
Blue and Yellow Nankeen; Black 1’ruiii.llc ; lilk.
Princetla Lasting; Black and Col’d B(lllll)i".'/.i’.‘llt‘.;
10 ps Black Bonihaziue; Wide I“i'euch do. for frleiis
wear; Black and Col’d Merino Cloths and Circus-
:-itins; Common do.; Brown llollaud and Brown
Linen; Linen and Cotton Diaper, from '3-ll to S-4
wide; W'hite Satir Joan; Green and Scarlet bio
reen; 3 Rounds fiuc Irish and German Linen; it we
Linen Cambrict Fine Linen Collars; Lioiiilt-iiic-ii’s
Velvet, Silk, Bonibazine, and Hair Cloth Stocks :
Elk. and Col’d Tabby Velvet; Black and Blue Silk
Velvet; 500 ps. Light and Dark Calscti pl every
pattern, quality, and price , 50 ps. Chintz l' urriliure
do.; 50 ps. Plain, Plaid and Striped Fieiicli Ging-
liains; American do.; Sattiiiet all colors; Domes-
tic Stripes and (lingliams ; led, Ul'ffGll, Yellow,
‘White and Black Flannels; Grci-.n Fiiiige; Merino
and Common Camblet; 64 Red Padding; Caiiviis;
VVbite and Brown lluckraiii; Buttons of every de-
scription; a general assortinent oi ’l':1‘i|or’s 'l'r_im-
mings : Gloves and Hosiery of (.vt'r_v lill‘-ll, ‘l"ill”)',
and price; Horn and Shell Combs; Black & Wliito
Foundation; Marking Canvas ; Cotton Balls: Cotton
and Worsted Suspenders; t‘laik’s Spool (.‘otton,£iz.c.
LAFAY E'l"l‘E S'j"OliI‘i,
First Door Nortli oftlie Mill.
Norwalk, March Qt‘.
"< (T‘~ -i
SPEEENG ttsuyzitlii-‘Ed,
IlEAPEll. than ever offered in the CtlUlli.\-
The Subscriber will this day place upon
his shelves a very c-.xtcnsi\‘e and we.l I-.'t3lC([:1iCd
assortme‘ht of seasonable di y goods which be out-
tersliimself he is enabled to sell of the same
quantity at lnuch less prices than foi'ir.t-i'ly, and
cheaper than can be pumlialiod at any Slt.-'lllill‘CS-
tablishment; in the County. Those in want of
goods would do well to call and cxairiiiie his as-
sortment and prices l‘J€l‘Ul‘€ p‘.ll‘Cll'.lSlllg' clscwliero
as he is £lClZCl'llllllt‘tl to sell at such prices as will
favor him with their ciistorii. For the 5lll.lSf';il"-
tion ofthose who are disposed to doubt the cheap-
ness of his goods he will cnuineriitc :3. fcxv artic-
les with their prices viz : Super lt. Lustring silk
at 5s per yard; Grt:-De-Nap at ‘2s 6d do; Sill;
Handkercliicfs at 25 3d a piece ; 4-J. iJnbleacl.:—
ed sheeting at '7d per yard ; «l--l Bo-bbziiett lace
at ls 6d do; Super Chintz Calico at lsdo ; Gel ..
tleinens Horse Skin Gloves 25 the pair ; Figur-
ed Jaconett muslin at ‘2s per yard ; Good kills-
ponders at 6d :1 pair; Bedticl-.ing at 101.‘. peryard
Super Fustion 1s 4d do; ts--l'l‘:iblel)iapci3 :it ‘Is Gd
do; VVhite Cotton licse at is a pair; Mersaii-
lea vesting at 13 the pattern ; l3‘igui-ed Veils
all otbergoods equally cheap usually kept: his
Dry-Goods Store. EBE!.‘IEZl:‘.l-‘. S'I‘EVEi."2 S.
March 18.
NOR VVALIQ BOOK? ST 2%‘. 5..
HF. Subscribers have now on hand at the
above Establishment, a complete assortiiioiit
of Claslical and Common School Books, besides
many Miscellaneous Works, which are off:-red to
Teachers, Merchants, and others. Wholesale and
Retail, at the lowest prices. The following comprise
a part of the Stock :—
Webster’s Dictionary, 8vo.; English Synonimcs;
Grovi-.’s Greek and English 5.:-sicon;
Goodrich’s Greek Gralnmar and l;'xoiciscs.;
Greek Testaincnt; Jacob"s Greek llcaiier;
Greca Miiiora; Historic G:¢‘CCll§ Cooper’.-3 Virgil ;
Virgil Delphiiii; Ains\vorth's Dislionaiy, Svo.;
Anihon’s Ainsworth, l8mo.;
(§ould’s Adam’s Latin Grammar;
Cicera’s Orations, with notes; Horace Deipini .
Folsoin’s Livy ; 'I'iti Livii; Latin Tutor .
I'Iutchinson's Xedophon ;
\Vorcester’s Elements of History ;
Goodrich and Mason’s Eccle. Ilistory ;
Tytler’s History; VVlielpley’s (.‘ompend.;
Goldsmith’s and Grimshaw’s History of Enrilaiid,
_ Greece and Rome; 5
0lne_y’s, Matte Brun, Woodlirfdgc, Morse, Cum.
mings anti VVillett’s Clcourziphy;
\Vorccster and Parley ’s diito for Children;
('Tomslock’s Chemistry: Blake’s do.;
Cnmstock's Natural Philcsopliy :
Janiicson’s Rhetoric; Ileclgt,-'s Logic;
Walker’: Geometry ; Parlt-y’s A ll'or.om_y;
Day's Algebra ; Day's l\'lathem;ni.-5;
Playfair’s Euclid, Blair’s Lectures:
Gummere’s Gibson and F‘lint's Snrveyiizgz;
Bennett’: and Sliey’s Book-keeping;
Porter’s Rhetorical Reader and Analysis ;
First Book of History; Child's Botany -;
Webster's and W alkei-’s Dictionary;
Murray’: Grammar and Exercises;
. NI GER. ..
%MITH, BL.-\CKl\’l'AN dis ,HOY'I‘, respectfully
5 return their thanks to their customers for favors
conferred on them during the past year, and also so-
licit a share ofpnblic patronage for the time to come-
Their stock of Lumber consists of about-—
40tl,C00 \Viii’s.cross,singlc,and no brand shingles
200.000 feet mercliantable Boards
100,000 " lst and 26 clear do _
]t)0,0t)t) -" ]-4 inch 1.‘? in. 2 and 3 in. pine Plank
50,000 “ spruce and yellow pine do
50,000 “ clear and incrcliantable siding
,{'i0,(l00 “ box boards
75.000 “ sawed '1 iiiiber -
5(l,t’_‘i00 7“ Albany Talley Boards
£0,000 “ l'lcmlor.k do do
The above articles are seasoned, and are offered
at the lowest lll1\l‘l\'('l pi'ice.-:,:ii'.tl on the most reason-
able and accomniodating lernis. Call and see.
ll-larrli,-l.
“r:.'-’*..i..=: xi"! —: To I ‘t
ES .0. i& effz-1.l“‘l'.ii.E*:‘il739
I}r:(/[i:r.-.- in Lml.-.7167‘ .8‘ Hlziltli/lg zllulcrials,
g'T~‘<' AVE just received a large supply of arliciesiii
_ tl.i~irliiie, coiisisiiiig of 6 by S, '7 by 9, 3 by
ltl. ‘Jby l:'Z,9 by l3, and J0 by 14 Window Glass,
Wrouglit and Cm Nails of all sizes, white and rod
f.e.'id, Liiliorage, Cll|‘0|])t) and Stone Yul ow, Spcc’d
do-, vclsctiall lied. S;)tll1l.~‘ll llrown and Wliiting,
Urtiiiiiil Verdi,r;i'i.=, Lamp Black, Linseed Oil, by the
ll:iri'cll, F‘.-iiiiiini-i‘ do.,l’aiiit l’iru.-hes and Sash Tools,
lfiutt llingos and Wood Saws of all sizes, Noi'tbll(
and Bright 'l'l:uuib Latrlics from No. 0 to N0. 5,
;‘-lorticc Locks, Knob Locks and Latches of all
sl:'.e_-‘, Closet, Chest, ’l‘ruiik and Pad Locks, Brass
and iron Rouizds and Flat llolfs, Plate l‘lin_.o,cs,Strap
and II I. do., \Vlnil.';w Springs and Fasteiiings, cast
Iron Pullies and Door l\’nockcr.-*, Brass llliiges, llrnss
Buttons on Plates, Iron do., cuniiiiode Knobs Glass
ditto, New Patterns, Brace and Bits, hand and brick
Saws, t.‘-arpeiucis Rules and Squares, fl:it, lialfroiind
and square Filcs, screw Augurs, polished Iliiiiimer,
Plaiic trons, double and single spoke shaves nnd
sermv Turns, ('6.
SEASOF-ll3D 1iUMi3 Itlll.
57$ TR *.ET -242. JA'i\-'lES clfcrs the following kinds
KS3 of Luiiibr.-i‘, l't‘lIlillnlllg on hand of last fall’s
purcliuso, perfectly seasoned, viz :-—-
«DU00 fee‘. ]st and 2nd qiiality inch boards‘, 6000
l'cot,l_1-'-i. l 12, and 2 inch, ]st and 2nd quality;
7000 loot good lid quality hoards : 30,000 l\Iorcl'.ablc
board; I-1l'l(_lU0 lst and ‘liid quality shin"lcs—--also
Pine. Spriio. ans’. llciiilock 'l'imhcr. a
b. it; J. will receive large additional supplies
I-‘““'"?|‘ early in the mouth of April.
I‘J€Ii"}l‘l{€DE TO BUELDEFLE4.
;7‘f:,T‘,l_lEsubsci-ibcrs would inform the public that
_E-1_ tl cy are engaged in tho 'nusines:;ol' getting out
&. furnisliilig building timber of almost all dimensions,
any person wisliirig to purchase Ilcwcd timber or
liuiidin,-zs ready framed, or to eiigzige nnsr-asoned
oak and cliestnnt plank or lioards, spokes, Bark,
or coal, would do well to call and exntiiilie for them-
selves Ally inl'oriiialinn directed to James St.Jolili,
ild or Russel Monti ol‘W'iltoli, Bald Hit] or \Vn'i. ll.
Ambler of flanbuly. will rt-ccivc iiniiicdiatc attention.
N- B. Mill sli.-ifts of almost any (.lll]l0l1Fl0llS, can
be furnished in the rough, or hcwn as shall best suit
the piircliascu.
J. AMES St. JOllN,2d.
lUSSl'lL l'ilEAl).
Wilton. Feb. 9.. W'M. I-l. AHBI." '
lull.
. GE€J?.§iitf£E i’:'5'll‘. .fi(
'_5‘i‘l.'lLl'i continues the Dry Good, Crnclcery and
‘"4: liiry i’.:‘roccl‘y business, at his old stand a. few
doc-:5 l~2.:st ofNorwalkl3riilgc,and invites all who wish
to purchase either Drv Goods, China, Glass Ware or
Dry Grou-ries. to call and see it’ he cannot suit
them, both in price and qiiallity.-—l-lis stock con-
sists in part cflhc following :
Black, Blue, Brov_.'ii and Mixed BroaYIi:t'ul/ls;
l".lixr=d Siilineits. good and Cheap.
SlLl§S,—illac'i: (in) do Swiss, Gro dc Nap, Ita-
lian Lustriiig, I)oublc Florence, Sinchews, Slus-
netl, d'c., liidia Satin, very stout; Saittin Levan-
tiale; Gr-ct-ii Sarsnctt and Florence; Pink, \‘l’.'iitc,
l3lur.-, Criiiison and Straw Col’-J. Florence; Pongoe ;
Naiikccn and Canton Crapcs; Black, Red, Yellov ,
Vfliitc and Green Flannels: V-"bite Canton Fleinliets,
very good; Bangup Cord : Lyon Skill ; Padding;
Bcavcrtccii : Imitation Goals Hair and Blue Camb-
let for cloaks. very stout; Green Bziizc; Enibossed
Llluslins: Col’d. Cambries; black, blue, brown,
green, (lrali and crimson col’d. '1‘-abhy Velvcis;
c0l’d. and black Circassians; blik Bombazinc; broivn
L‘-L: bl’.-ach'd Siicctiiics and Sliirtings; Rag Carpeting;
C.’-imhric l‘ilu.-:lins; ’lain and Fig’il Swiss, Book and
Jaconell. l‘iluslin; b‘lack Silk Velvet: Calicoes, Com-
mon and Chintz ,' Furniture (‘hintz, &c.
Norwalk, April 20,1833.
‘€567 SEE? E_».‘§[ Oi"
Ttlfdifl AND FEJAGGIKG S'I‘i3ftlE.
i'-T‘? Ill’. subscriber liasjust rec’d an extensive anp
.31 very supcriorlot of Marble, for Grave Stones
licarth Stones, «fire. l<:.c.
He has now on hand from 75 to 100 pair of Tomb
Stones. most of which are prepared for iiiscriptious ;
also from 20 103301-leartli Stones, consisting of‘ blue
marble, and North lliver Flag; Mariilc Ifziciiigs,
Paint Stones and l\'lullcrs ;—-Ciiiques, Soap Stow‘
Free Stone, and Soap Stone I-'i.iriiacos:
He Mauufac;ures amt has constantly on hand Par-
lor Grates,titled with Soap Stone, Also,Cookin;: Pian-
gers, for Coal or \Vood; Small Grates for Oflices ;
Soup Stone Fireplaces for heating air; Soap Stone
Gm
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INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BY A
NB"W YORIC OFFEUE,
N0. 60 VVALL STE{EE'l‘.
7 HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
or N1-aw Yonx, have appointed George .St.
John,as their agent in Norwalk and the towns ad-
joining, to insure Houses and other buildings and
property contaiuediu them, such as Dry goods,
Groceries, 81c. 8‘-cc. _ _
agatizst less or iiifltifitjti? by are.
the Howard company have a capital of’ $300,000
paid in mid safely invested for security ofthove
who may have insurance made by said Coinpanyln-
suriice cffcted at the lowest premium 81. none, need
-l-c brought from affluence to want in consequence
of loss by Fire; as a can be piutcctetl from its dc-
struction by a suial yearly stipend. The above
named Agi,-n_t is autlioriscd to issue Polices to those
who niay apply. The Company pursue a libral
and prompt course in atljustiiig and payillg their
losses.
v
GUAERD AGAEl€S'i‘ FIRE..
§1‘i«’.€{}’.I‘EC"i‘i‘I(Pl“l
EN S’U,’i§..1“ NOE COfi17l'l’Al’:l Y.
§:°',%‘/‘ISI. J. S'i‘lil‘llL"', of i"lo1‘v.'alTi', ag-.-lit. of
the. Protection .fnS'lI7‘(t7l.C(.’ Col.-1);.-iii;/, ol
llartfordConnecticut, otli.-:'s to iizsiize llotises,
Stores, Mills, Factories, ll-arns, arid the (:ull~
tents of each. together with every other similar
species ofproperty, V
jlgaillst Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates _of Preiniuin oli'c.i'cd, are as low as
those of any otlior similar liistitutioii, and every
mail has now an oppol'tunit_v, for a trifling sum
to protect lii:iiscll"against the i'ai.~'ages of this do-
strnclivf-. clcincnt, wliicb often in -.1 sizig-lo hour
siweps away the earnings of many years
'.i:llUC\llll'Sv13 the otlice pursue in lriiiisactilig
their business and in the. azljustirig iii, paylllerit of
losses, is prompt. and liberal. For ti.-rins of insu-
rzincc, applic.ation may be made to the above
uauieii Age-lit. wlio is authorized to issue polices
to allplligiillls ‘.\"ll.llOlllL lloltly.
CA E515 A€£}‘i‘. Ilfif;f;i*7.i'lN til}.
Km \l‘rlMlS 8:. Ct}l.Ll.‘l‘
iii’ citizens of :‘\'orwalk and the public :_enerall_v,
that they have taken the \V(’ll kziowii stand forim-rly
occupied by Jolinsoii SL \Villiams, as a carriage shop,
wiierc all orders in that line of business will be
tiitiiilifully received and pulictually llll.ClHl(‘ll to. The
suliscrit.-crs flatter‘ tlit-:iiselvcst|i:it they shall be abl-2
to give entire saltisfaictioi-i to all who favor them with
[ll‘.£ll' custom, and tllercforc solicit a sllnrc ofthc pub-
lic patronage. Wil.i.i.ir.i C. Si\l\li\llS.
A.'\lllli()Sl£ C0l.l'.lNS.
N. B. ALL kinds of Iron work done at the short-
est '.‘\'(itice. Norwiilk, S ‘pt. l7. l°“° 2-‘l7
L,-3.1.
S
AND ®;‘kSSil’:"'Efll3.iitlSi.
HE Subscribers would invite the Gentle-
». men of this vicinity who are in wall’. of
t:lotlis,to call and C-Xillllllli: at the _~I‘t'.llll)‘C‘llC Store,
the best assoitniciit of Fine Cloths over kept in
this Vlll{LgC. Viz : Super Elk. at $53; l.illlL‘ at 5,3,8;
lnviszblo at ,',’‘:’l ; I'ilul'.iury and Chiict at $7 , Ol!Vl?
at $7 ; Gold-all Brown at ;-5'1, togcti‘ier with other
clollis of an ill’c-rior qualit._-,1 for all prices (l.)“.‘ll to
two dollar.-3 per yard, also Ch$¢illllUl'CS, Siitiuc-ts.
Plain and striped l‘.lol-oskiu rind Cord, and ulinosl
every article ad-c.p1;i_-d to the Will.l.5 of the purcha-
ser.
The Siibscribsrs liaving the Agency of thr-
Brancli Factoiy at Saiigatiick. can acco:iii:ioda'.c
merchants with S‘:‘illg".llU(,‘l{ SilC(;“ll!?:f;S by l.lI£:‘
Bile upon the same terms as at the Factory. A
number of Bales co'.islautl_v on lllllltl.
ii. C-L. M. 13. ‘HEAD.
Nririvallt. March L’/i'li 183:3.
ESETEIKBVY l'.‘tE1’lC‘“vl1‘.- "'ll‘l5;.‘~fl‘*~e'~IL-i.
?f UST ret:cive.il, and for sale at the Norwrilk
Clothing Store, a large assortment of Clotliiug
suitable for tho apnroacliiiig Season, viz. Pea Coats,
Round .lacltt:ts.sIiirts. stocks siispeiiilc-'.-s,l’aiilaloons,
Vests, Flaiiiiel Waistcoats, and Drawers, stockings,
Caps, Lcatlier .l\iittcn-.:, Ste.
'l'lic above articles are oft‘.-roll for sale a little less
than at any other establisliiiient.
EDVVIN LOCl{"iVOOD.
Norivaik, Oct. 280. ]S32
.<)"""
S 3.’.
FFEIS the followixigltiiids of LUMBER at the
i’ lowest market prices, viz :-—-
3l0,000 Cross brand. single brand and common
Shingles.
315,000 feet inch and 3-~'l;inch conimon boards
6l,t_lt)Cl “ Ist_.£2d,an(l 3d quality l.'i’.)lil'(lS,‘S(*?iISOll|'?tl
30,000 " 1 1-4, H-2 and 2 inch clear and second
clear Plank
55,000 “ clear and iricr-;:liaiital.-lo Siding
15.000 “ circular sawed " lcar Siililig
35,000 “ I I-4 Pine and Spruce flooring Plaiik
20,000 “ I’I(!llll0(‘l< Boards
23,000 " spruce and liciiiloek timber and scaiitlitig.
f2.t‘i(l0 “ clear maple scaiitling
30,000 Albany l’iiic lloarils.
Contractors and persons ‘nuilding are particular‘-
ly invited to call and cx'liiiiue the above lumbcr. It
is seasoned and fit for use.
Stoves, for lzcating I-lattcrs ai.id'I‘uilors irons.
Ordcs loft with lglipliaiet Coley, \V¢:sloii. (.'li.irlr:s
Wright, Saugatuclc, llradl_v Kecler, I\'cw Canaan.
James II ll‘-)_;'t, Staiintbrd, Align-istiis Lyon, Hors-
neck, James Jaiios, Wilton, Doct. N. l). I-laigllt,
Nortli Slaniford, .loliii Smith, Sawpitls, l\‘.Y.
llenry Jackson, Birtiforzl, Ilcnry Harris, Sing Sing,
Gilbert Brown, Peeksliill, will meet with prompt
'.lfl(.‘llllt)1‘l. I*'.Di\'lUl‘\il) l’RllI‘ltI.
5:23 “Y
sssllssss .5. risk sltsolslsi,
East and of Iliztcr -5£I'ut.'t, on the Corner of ’cw Slip,
/5,1110) now (lllDl'll7g to the Public :1 general
in -’1SS0l'll}'l()l'll of Gi'occ-rics. which they will
ell as C-licap as can bo.l;ou.-ght; elsewlicrc. The
tbllmriiig articles comprise :1 part. :-
liloltis;-gcs, Brown Sugar, Loaf& Lulnp do.
Old llysoii Yoiiiig II_',‘.=.on, Iiyson Skill, and
' Soucliziiig '.l‘l3AS ; (J:..fl'ce, .~'llspicI3, Popper,
flinrrvr, (lizinziinoil, Cloves, Ptiiliiicgs,
_ Pearliish, Cliocolelc, Currants, Figs,
Beeswax, Monti! :iri:l l')ip’t C:iil:lli:s,
Soap, Starch, Spanisli lliiligo, l‘tm‘dc1',
Shot, 'I'. 2: tmlltls, Almonds, Fllbcrts,
Pa-ai':ilt.=, Briizilnuts, Beans, Paste li’lacl;ing,
Shaving Soap, Scgars, Lclircn Syrup,
f.‘astrir Oil, Table Stilt, Van Dyl-:e’~.~: Mustard,
ili;l‘l'll‘.g‘, ciao Sec. &c. doc.
Brown’s Grainmeg, Grcenleal’s do;
English Reader, Introduction &. Sequel to do;
Pollllim‘ Lessons: improved Reader; '
Elementary Reader; Political Class Book;
Gmcnwlclh Hale. and Wcbstcr’s History of the
United States;
Dar.oll’e, Dilwortli’s, Colburn’s, Smith's, 82, Waiizcr’s
Arithmatics;
\Vebster’s, Sears’ and Emersoii’s, Seplling Book;
Speller Gr. Definer; Juvenile Spelling Ilqok;
lrvings' Catt-chisms of Jewish 8L Roman Aiitiqiiities,
_ and of Universal and Roman 11in'.'.0r_y :
Questions to Blair: Lectures; '['ytler’s History.
and Grimshinu France and Napoleon :
Easy Lessons ; Child’:-z [nstructuctors ;
Drawing Paper ; Writing Paper;
Common and Gilt Edge Loitcr Paper :
Writing Books; Cyptiering Books; Slates;
Slate and Lead Pencils; Ink Powder;
Ink Stands, 5-c. iLc.—u|i;o
A great variety of Bibles, ']'e5tameuts, Hymn
Books, I_’_rayei Books, Commentaries, Blank Books
of all kinds, Wafers, Sealing Wax, Quilts, Toy
Books, Paints and Bruilirc, Engraviiigii, School
Rewards, &c. for sale very low.
Norwalk, March 95th, WEED & BUTLER,
IHEADY DIADE CLOTH-IING.
J E. CORKER, has nowion hand a large assort-
o ment of Clothing. which is made in the best
manner. find warranted-. The following will com
prise a small part—Broadcloth, Sutlinet, and Beaver-
teen Short Jackets. Blue, mix’t and olive Puma-
loons. Blk fig’d green velvet Vests. Flannel Shirts
and Dtavllers of all kinds. Muslin Shirts, plain and
Workedhncn bosoma. Coinforters, Stocks, Cravals,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves. Suspenders, &c. Caps of all
klnd9.ifil“°)’ do for children. N. B. Tayloring done
A l.iSO—-I’.-it. Aslics, Dry and Pickled Cod Fish
and l‘.'lacl-zcrcl by the llarrell and half liarrcll ;
\'Vcstcrn.and Soulllerii l"tonr by tho l3nrrel : Salt
of all kinds; Pork llams, Shoulders tiiid Cliops;
Beef llams, Mess Polk, &c. Nails, all sizes,
Glliss, &c,
1 N. ll All kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for Groceries.
TO COBLEB .MANUFAC'TURE RS-
ERDINANI) L. Wll..Sl'IY liaving formed a
Copartiiership with JOSEPH 'l'. WHl'I'E, the
business will hereafter be conducted un;lgr the firm
of Fc1'(lin.'uid L. VVilsey 39. Co., at No, 2 Cedar st,
and at the old stand No. 335 Fulton st. To 1,-_-Mm-
facturers tlisposcd to consign Combs for sale on
commission, the umiorsigiied uould respectfully
rcconinicml themselves as possessing extensive-
ly every requisite advaiitagc for transacting such
business. Combs forwarded to the subscriber at
No.2 Cedar st., for sale after the first of March,
will receive particular attention, and in all cases the
consignor may rely upon prompt and correct returns.
FERI)li\'AND L. Winsiiv &. Co.
New "ark. Feb. 20. 1833.“ lltf
L Elli B43 0
ILL'S White Flnistiing and Coinmonlsime
‘ by the Cask or bushel. Also Gilbert’s
Lime by the Cask. 10 casks Cllapmtin’s do
SMITH .9; BLACKMAN.
SA-l=i’il*"'i“.‘iTil.J"i’.‘.‘... iii*‘.‘i‘.‘.“l.i‘i‘l.i‘i3‘il‘.l.‘Z' .35
stantly on hand several bales Saugatuck Sheeting.
Merchant.-i can be supplied with slieetings by the
hide or less quantity in the same price as at the
Factory. .
ll‘ me 111931’ fgashipnable Inauneg. Nogivgtk, Jail. 1.
1S9l'lv9.1lFi .F.t=b.l1tli 1.833-,
Nnrwull.', l)oc.1-'3, l-‘:'3i‘.?..
r -*-«i;
.ll’i'i*.:r
E‘-I-lit} sub:.r:l‘lbcl's are now t)l'li:l'lllg' a gcod
u assortinciit of Paiints, Oils, ,c. Allltlllg
s,\]lllCil may b.3 found :—-—\'\"liitc Lcrid, Dry ll-'lt!
Ol'ouiid; lied l.i:ad.. Spai'iii-ll ilrriwn, Vt‘X)(]il3
lled,‘.7c-rmilioii lied, Fmiicli Ycl‘io'.\', (3lll't)lllL‘
Yr-llotv. Yollmv Ochcr, Lctlicyage. Til.-!.;cy Uul
tier, Lamp Black, Seed and l“i:-ll Oils. «Sac.
NASH is; IIOYT.
New Caiin:in..Tuno1. 1832.
ll) li?."l[ ti}'i<’.(}‘i}l‘-.<Jl‘-Jlfi S.
" *1?‘ 1.: '4' , ‘s
9 {9.Il.xi.¢‘>:Jq L"—‘:«‘lJo
r
E" O.\F and LUMP SUGAli: Brown Su_;i.-nr;
Souchoug. 'I'onitay and Young llvson Tea.
Sili(.‘l'i’llUS, Sturcli, Pepper,
(liiigc-i‘. Nutinegs, Alspice,
Cloves, Cimiaiiioii, :lEll(llf‘S,
Alum, Salt l’e:re, Indigo,
D'lllSlill(J_. Coffee, Blown Salt,
SW17. Cocoa, Chocolate,
Moltisst-st, &c.&'c. v$r-c. the.
For the above please call at
Jan. 10. Gt-}I.)llGl'Z ST. Jtinx.
l"~i.litl"iv‘{=7 GOOIDS9
fs.."i§_‘ ts} .-‘:l.liJG.t‘lsTl‘dJ@li~§..
_- V.-,T_ ’_EL‘y‘}_‘_,5,_’,§,(}.§" Has iust returned from
6.1" o Ni.-w—‘l'ol'k v/itli a splendid assnrtineut of
Sl’l\‘lNG GO(.li:)S which are oft'r-reti to the public.
lllll'Cll lower tlitln the usual prircs. '.l‘be. f't.llowing
articles cviniprisc a very small part of his stock.
CSup<-.rior Black, Blue, Brown, Olive and green
LO'I‘l~lS.
(fZassiineros-and Satiustts. Moleskin Piovertnon.
Sdlltlpck ltalian, Florence, Lcvaiitiiic, and Sinclicw
l . S. v,
Colored Gro-Dc-Naps and flO"(‘l}tTC do.
Silk flag llaudkercliiefs, do Cotton no.
Do Porigeo do.
A large flSSOI‘lnlCl‘ll.~0f LIGHT arid DARK Cali-
coes (new-style? 8-4, 1-6, 0-4, and 4-4 Merino Shawls
(vcly cheap), Colored Cambri¢:ks,_ a large (1550;-3-
merit of fine Shillings and Slieetiiigs, do. Apron
Chcr.k. Impo_rted and Domestic Ginghams, a good
zisso1'inieiitot Hosiery,Gent’s. tine Bombazine Dress
blocks, Black and Colored .S'e-wing Silk, do. do
lrish 'l'lirc.ad, Clark’s Spool Cotton, Cotton iVad.
drug, l.a<lics l{:iii)doni White 6.5 Black Cotton Hose,
kinen (.a_inbric I ockct l-landkercliicls, Long Lawn
la‘! ' 9 I
d Fllljie SEc(issors, Commgn «gm,-fine Pocket Knives,
ii, on nives, Razors, “hears. Shaving Boxes,
k€LIV¢.;;m.ll.Jl(':uSlll(l5. Razor Straps. Quilts, Inkstands,
H . B OIOIF, Camels Han-Brpslios, I‘oy Books,
Mg” 8 “*5 Wis. C(l3ot‘h do., Bear s Oil, Antique do..
CC 553" ‘ 0-i 0 0_gne Water, Wash Balls, Fancy
So‘-'piBof I11" ;_]9f°"'P‘f°_"9i Begiil cii.it_ns. (lo. Purses
RI; 8 0ll3l::yl t0IP_:S0I81:In,g'&.r Silver Thimbles, Watch
y ‘ '1 8 I ' C. C.
Aliiio an assortment _of Dry ‘Groceries of‘ the best
I.32l‘:'.i"'li’."°l¥.l‘;1l.t1f;“°"
C“ 9‘ - - . ' ‘J LOB.
Saugntuck, Marck 15.1833;
PORTING and blasting POW DER forisulc
low by _I‘lUtlBli_[_.L 5; yQ_1;:1_iyfi,p,
respectfully info:-in the’
ARDEN SEEDS—Raised by the Shakers-
tlie following are for sale by GEO. St. JOHN.
Early Petersburg Peas French turnip
Large wlat marrofat do Rue -
Frankfort Lettuce
Green dwarf do do
Strawbrery do Large early curl head do
Berkshire dwarf heaiis Hardy green do
Early bush do Early do
Red Cranberry do Large head do
Blood Beet Grand Admiral do
Orange Beet Drum head winter cabbage
Turnip Beet Early do
Red Beet led D_utch do
White Beet Early Yorkshire. do
Scarcity Savoy do
Sea Kale Sugar-loaf do
white onion Scotch Kale
Yellow onion Sage
llcd onion Summer Savory
Long white Parsnip C‘-clery
Curletl Parsley
Garden Cress
Puppet‘ Grass
Saffron
\"i-'ateiincloii
Piiisty coat l‘viuskmolon
l\’n!.ineg i\.lusl-uncloii
Dutch Bush Squash
Crookneck Suuimcr do
Yellow do \Vintcr do
lflarly Cucu libel‘
Gucrnst:y Parsnip
Oiviiige Cprrot
gnglish Iuruip
Eiiglisli l:inl<a rd Turnip
Scarlet Piazlish
Scarlet Turnip Radish
Salmon liadisl:
Yellow Swedish Turnip
..‘\S}')ill"rIg|lS
‘3qu.'isli Pepper-
Cnyciiiic Pepper
l"in3{ lvlarly Cluster Cucum'.lcr
13-U|‘IICl L('n;__r Cucumber
Nt)i'\v:ill<, liiarcli ‘J6.’
<i".7li.i.’.OCli"£E RJY.
_ new and l-.ii'gt: supply this day receiviid; timid-
some Cliillu Sets, Purple, l’llil.', llrowii, Black
and Lustre Liverpool Tea Sets, cheap and good.——
Also plates‘, tllSlli.S, Szc &c call and sec at
April lst. i833. ('il§Oil(.-ll‘) S'l'. .lOl'I.\'S.
(‘t l l.liS.—-Biiicl-2 ltalian, l.itacl: Llio-tic-.:-\\‘i.-s,
®lil'.l(.‘l§ Gi'o-(le-Zwli. l>'lii(:k. Bliie-lilac-E4, and
Col’d Ciro do naps, lllacli l:'liiclii:~us, illziclt. Sar-
sanet. Black Lt-iniiitiiie, .l'2l.-iclr, Bliii;-, Cmcli.
and Phi; Florrccc. Blzink jt l.ustrii:;:, Bl-.=.<-.li
.\'lai'c<3linc Chaiigcable I"loi'iuiicc_~:, S,-c. for sale
clieap by E. S'l‘I'lVENS.
I\'orw:ill:. l\‘larcli lfztli, l 3.
Lzififl P_t‘ti}’tli?l. S.'~i.l§..Ei‘..
rF"lllE subscriber oft'cl's for sale two tracts lit
5. lu2l:lol'ab:iut 8 acres each, l')(‘lUllg‘lfig‘ to
the heiis of J!'.‘l'Cllll‘.ill I-.i:np ilccc.-asst’, situiiloii
at the Roclts so called, about a mile north of
the Bridge. , Joiialllaii Camp, Jr.
Norwalli. Sept. 10. l.".3‘2.
To OLD do YOUf‘lG ii'lOUSl3ll{EEl’Ell.S
'I"l’Ll".3 CU l'IlS 8:. Co. have at their Store, a
K‘) few rods South of the Bridge, a general and
extensive nssortininit of Ilouse-lteepiil;_r Articles;
Plain an'l Japan Tin Ware, Hard ':.ndIlollow ware,
Stovcs,U1'atcs,&c. 8‘-.0. Alliong their assortment
may be found llrltaiinia, Block Till and Pewter
ware,llilrlisliailzl Aiiiei'ii.'aii Ilolluw ware, Bras-s
Iii-.ttle.s, finisllcd and uiifinislicd,Silvm' l’latI.:d 'I;:lite
:iiid'il‘eri Spoons, also Bl‘llltl1llli!, Block Tiri, Tin
Plate, and iron do.; Table and Dessert ‘(wives and
l"orl.'s, Phitcd and Steel Suuffers and Trays. Tea
\'v’ait(-rs. Japaii and Brass Lamps, Bra.-‘s, Tm and
iron Cailisllesticlis. Copper, Tin, iron and Composi-
lion Tea Kettles, Iron, Tin and Composition Sunsc-
pnu, llrass Tippeil l-land irons, Shovels and Tongs,
Coffee .‘.'lills, Sic-ves, and Cliafiug DISIICS. Gritlirons,
Toast lroiis, and Soil Irons. \'i/tirmi -g Pans, Grilli-
moli and It'anc_v Bellows, liritilniiitl. T011 and Coffee
Pars. some new and elegant patterns, Soap Stone,
Clay and lion Furnaces, Slit,-ct. Iron, hoot Lead,
Sheet Cooper, ‘size.
A General Assortlliciit of Grocery Fix-
tures, such as Oil b-.-.rrcls, Fells, pewter
Faucets, Brass Faucets frlolasses G-ates, lIirai-
iicrs, Sc-alas, l3e:ii1’is,‘v‘.7eii_rlit;~: and :."\‘ie:1'urcs,&c.
STOVES.
A small assortment of
Coiiiwt.-ll ()tlr:ii.'lu'llair.
& Co. l-loyts 6:. .l_.-‘illlC.~-
Cook Stoves and a four
Franklin Fll‘C-pl2l()CS.
l3ra.-.s ninulitctl and
Soapstone Grates, all of
which will be sold low
(liiring the Suzniiier
months, Persons build-
iiig are invited to oxala-
Also a quantity offiivu Gcsse ft-atlicrs
featlicrs, Bees-wax,
00
ti.)
Elie thorn.
Hens Fcatlicrs. ~ Ducks
Ilogrs llrislles, &c.
N. B. :\ libcraldlscount to tlmse. who purchase
abill nfgzoods. Cash for all kinds ot'sliip;iii'.9- furs.
ates: sisrillc,
A PLF.ASA.N'l‘lfl{ situated. and
vi-ry convenient built l)wclliiig
Iliiuse, and an Acre of Good Land
tidjtiiiiilig, with fine l"i’uit, aildotbci
,,,_, _._ 5;,-_; convcniencics, situated a few rods
above the Old ‘Well School Huiise, and near the
'.‘-'lctli'.‘diSt bloc-tiiigl-liiiisc. The House is in good
repair, and will be sold cheap. For further partic-
ulars enquire of Cu.iaLi-;s M.u.i.oliv.
Norwallc. August 2-}. L932. 244
-
/‘-l..'l~‘_‘ N 2'43-"C-37 5.0/l. l"—i'A.53. N.
r '1 ‘ililli still.-zcrlbt,-is liuv-.: lcccircol ail -.is.-:-ill-
ll. iriont. of Lumber, which they are titi'crii:g
on as good terms as can be purchased (;‘lSt,‘Wll:L‘l‘€:.
N/isil &. llov'r.
TO l'l'll3RCIil.»\I‘l'I’S AND OTIIEIES.
__ ‘1 O’I"l‘OE\l Bttttiiig and Candle Wick, by tlu
' ..«' Bate or less qiiiiiitity-—at the Factory prices,
constantly for sale by .I.~\I\ll-ZS Fii\'\'i«:v «S2. Co.
EiU'll"l‘lE. R AND CEEESESE
. It the the Frst quality, received this day,antl
' “ t‘ni-sale low by Eiiwiu Locxwoon.
{V ROUND PL.-\S'I‘l'$f'., a constant supply, on
‘(E liand and for Sale by
‘M arch 25.
COT'i‘0N ‘VVAEEDENGS,
OR Sale low by the Doz. or less quantity, by
L. Iluani-:i.t.
IIUBBELL 8: Pt)l{'l‘F.R.
ill?‘
% 'l‘ ’I‘llE NEW CAN.-XAN S'I‘t)Rl'Z—~Ctover and
'l‘iinolhy Seed,c-fgootl quality,clcar from plan-
NASII & HOY 1‘.
lain. thistle and daisy, by
March 7, l82:l3l.
Ciiskfld SIEES.
l-"‘7:"!lie Subscriber keeps on hand aiiil} for sale
fresh Butter. Ki. Sugar Crakers by the barrel or
less qiialitity,as low as can he plll'Cll7L~‘(2(l in the City
or Country. Morcliziiits téLFamilies are invited to
call and examine for themselves.
t‘.i)wiN Locicwoon.
SADEJL IS BRIDLES SLC.
‘TUS'l‘ rec'd at the New Canaan Store. on as
Q} sortmnnt cf Saddles, Bridles and Martingal-,
which will be offered very low by
New Canaan, June 1. NASII & llovr.
SN EJFF éiiz ’fi‘€.l5Bz'i‘iC'1)-flit,
EPT constantly on hand, and for Sale. Whole
sale or Retail, at New York prices_ by
Eriwlu Locltwoon.
E3O'li‘A>.S§liE.’s}9
UST Received and for sale by
GIBS 8.: RAYMOND.
-‘ it) KEN t‘.——'1‘licIt.ooins over the store of
4!. the subscriber. suitable and convenient for
£1 family; also a good collar and Celler kitchen.
ALFRED MALLORY.
Nt'ti-walk. March ‘.Z4t;b. 1833.
3.
E-}A'I‘EN'l‘ CHURNS at the factory prices, by
GEO. St. JOHN.
STONE LlME——VVliolcisale amt retail, by
GEO. St..JOI-IN.
GARDEN SEEDS.
For sale by VVEED &. BUTLER.
EACH SAND For sale by .
March 26. GEO. St. JOI-IN.
Al.f.’S CAST IRON PI-°\vs—vv.ii-.~..i.ie.i
Hr good, for sale by GEO. St. JOHN.
NEW SPRING Gonna‘-;,
AT THE OLD VVELL. .
V l-IE subscriber is opening,at the above place ,
a complete and assortinent of SPRING
GOODS, i'u addition to his former supply of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Flours,Wines,Teas, Crockery,
Ivlardw-are,Drugs, Medicines, Hats,Slioes,Painls,
0115. Brushes. Glass, ready made Clothing,
Wooden and Tin Ware, &.c. &.c. all of which
he offers for sale on the most reasonable terliis.
I-Its stock of goods is entirelyfresh, and consists
of the latest importations and most. approved
and fashionable patterns.
Experience has long since convinced. him,
that a business conducted wholly on the (.'(l.S‘/l
principle may prove mutually advant.a«_i;ooiis both
to the seller and the purchaser,-——as lit? cunfininrr
sales cntirciy for ca.s'Il., the seller avoids, all risk:
and insuresa speedy return of capital, and is
thus enabled to supply lll5 customers at a much.
smtdler advance than if he were to sell on cre-
dit. The subscriber has therefore concluded to
ursue this course ; and he trusts the public
after exziiiiining his goods and prices, will ap-
drovc oftlie nieasure.
Ilaving been for years engagctl in the some
‘i)llSllIOS.'.~T, he flatlcrs liitiisc-lftiiat his experience
has enabled him to succeed not only in furnishing
his Store with goods of the Z~c.s-t quality, but
also at iiuus:i:illy rcrlucul prices. Pcrsoiis r::-
sillaiig l‘c:notol_',‘. may depend upon ohtailrng lierc
afull stipply ofthe various articles they requirc,
and at such l't‘.(l|lCGCl prices as will more tlian com»
pciisatc lllf.‘lll for the, trouble of coming even
it _:;rc.Izl di;-;tarice to make the-.'ir piirclizisras. llc
i'e.~pcctl'ully invites an E,‘.\‘illnll'l’i‘lll(ln of his stools
8I1<llCHiiS- CilAlt JES l‘i'§Cl{.
Old Vt/t.-ll. (Nil:-ivallt) April. ‘Zd. lf’.f_l:3.
G lit-Ni} SUBTEEE
‘if I!
Hi‘) subscriber hasjust received il‘0t'l1 ‘Nev.’-
York, :1 lai'_ge and c-legnnt nssortmeiit ol
Spring anti Aotiunn gocds, which he feels dis-
;uisv.d to :-all at such prices, as cannot fail giving
the utmost §;;li5fi2{'l.i()fI to all t.lioseF.~.-'lio will tlivoi‘
liim with their Cllsttilfll;--l1l‘IilIill,’J" the goods rc-
celvcd iritiy be found the following viz. Super
Blue, Bilt. lilrt.-wn, lllaret, Invisible Green tllltl
olive, filixt 8:. Diab Bioadcloths 81, Cassi:ncr(s.
50 yds. striped and Plain ll-cvcrtocn, 10 ps.
Bazig up Cord. SU.‘iI.‘ifl-IR S'1‘UF1-‘S, Orleans cord,
Rowen Co «,,-imex-5, Yellow Nani-zen; l>'lue 'l‘wiE-
lcd do. plain Drown linen, English and I«‘i'cl*.cli
Brown drillislgs, Bleached linen drilling, Storm-
ant, llairiiltun Stripes, Bi."-.cl«: Frolic-li l3oinba-
zinc and Lasting, Black Cir-i-gsriiaii.
Slliiitl. Black ltnliaii, Black Gm dc
%}'l”E.?l .l N
D
is-
F7?
_x....
Swiss,
Black and lime Black Gro do i3crli:i. lit-.ie-la
Gro dc Zrilari. lilaick and Colored Gro do l\l.:p.s.
Black Italian liustring, Black and (Iolored Mur-
cclinc, Black E:‘inchew and Sarsiict. Llacl-:, Cr-
loi-ed and C-liangcab-lo Flor-om:os:, Pink, ‘v“v"liilc,
Green and Blue do, Light Vosiillgs, Black Sill-'.
Velvet. Silk and, Cotton Flags, 1;-is-,li Lénons,
Footing and Edging. l‘iiUSLlL‘-5:3,, Plain and
Ftgureid Book, Plaiii and Fl;-;i2l'ell Jac-.mct and
Cross-bal'i'od, Plain and F.-g'iil'ed Swiss, Cali.-
bru-, Sal-snc-t, lVlediu'n and Mull, Bi.-hop liawli.
8,~c. 500 oicces of Calicr-, from Oil. to 33. per yd.
coniprising one of the l:il':__f(,'3l and roost ,,-le_;_;:itit
assoitmcrits ever iitibi'cll in this county, bf);--s
Giiigliaiiis, I0 is .‘:‘.uper and (joiniiioii l5cdtick-
log, 50 Meririci Sliriwls, cheaper by 30 per cent.
litllll ever oii'i:i'c'.l in this villzigi-. I'llI‘Cll'¢l$t’l'5
need lull call and look, to be satlilicd oftiic: truth
of this asserticll. Craps SlLi'l‘.’t‘l.~‘, llll.l all other
goods usually hop.‘ in a Drr Good Store.
F.l3l3.‘~2EZEb‘. S'l'E‘/ENS.
Qsl Dry Good Store North ilie Mtll.
S; lt'§A;':~%1.‘oi" Eliiilisl i‘¢'J'.A-.Klii’*‘i'G.
‘ 'I‘lli5‘. siibr-.criber ever thank-
ful for the patronage he has
received, would inform the
public_.that he continues to car-
.» ry. on the above business, at
his old stand, in Stiugaluck,
., where he has on hand and is
. -3:’ constantly Manufac.turing;, of
"1’-6-‘s:-1t3<>.t}-'<‘.‘EI4 the first rate Materials, bad-
dles, Bridle:-', Ilariiess,'I'i'unk.=, Vzlliecesi 300-. ex-
pressly for customers 1159- iln‘-his Clleilll 55 C0“ bf‘
liohglit in the United States. Also, t':ir Sale, Buffalo
Robes, Whips, Spurs,I-Iorse Blankets, Curry Combs,
and Horse lfirushns, «Sm. cit:
"‘,,* liepairing done with neatness SI despalch.
'l‘l‘IE highest market price paid for VVood, in
exchange for V./'orl<. PIIILO W’. JONES.
Sa.iig:itui:lt, Nov. )0. I822. 257
7': VIIE subscriber would inform his friends and
A the publicin ge.neral. that his Pact-acts have
connnenced their weekly Trips and will sailfrom
his landing; to Peck Slip in the f'ollowin_r_>; manner;
Sloop .’l’U:lCI-1'.-lNIf', Ai.Di-zit l3l’.0Tl~I\VEl'.l. Master,
will sail 'I'ucs-days and returli Saturdays? 5l00.')
CITIZEN, Smn’l. T. 1l.7:;2'c.’znusc, l-\I7l.=lCl‘. will sail
3,,,u,.d,,_,,Sy\. ,-(,;i:rnon 'lliiirsiEays. l“orl"rciglit or
l’as.-zage apply to the subscriber or to eitlicrof the
Captains on board their respective vessels.
l‘.l()l‘.’SOi‘l IIOYT.
Q‘'‘-')
t.-)_'.
.,"i'i)rzo'iZI.:, I-‘i.-i’;l‘.'i(.ll'y ‘27. 1
ll? HATS.
Till-‘. Sul.iscribi:r have on hand an
assortnient of'gentlemens’Hats o fgood
quality,and intend keeping a full sup-
ply made in the best manner and fili-
ishtid in New York in the latest style.
Geiitlcinen can be supplied with Hats
to Order upon short notice.
ALFRED L\lALLOl.'-ilf.
9,1 9
Norivallr, Mtircli 2, 1833.
WILL TAD! GALE
OFFERS for sale. a linnilsoine and
general assortment of HATS, iiiclu
ding thosciof the latest New York
fashions. Gentlemen can be supplied
with Hats to order upon short notice.
Norwallc. March l8_ IS33.
Lovcn and TIMOTHY seed, new and
clear, for sale byl-IUBIJELL & PORTER.
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Nprxvallt, March 3, 1833.
IVIOI’-.E NEVV GOODS.
7 NE Subscriber has this day received from
New York, a large ass--rtnient of F.inc_v
Cassimcres anti Satiiiets, Striped and Plain
Moleskin and Beavcrteens, also a large assort-
ment of superior light and dark Chin!zCnlicoes.
‘ogcthcr Will] a variety of other articles suitziblc
for the season. J. VV. Tz.YLOR.
Stiiigatiiclt. April 3rd. 1332. I5
E1131‘ ot'Lcttei's relnainlzig in the Post Utlicc
at Nor-.vallt, April 8, 1333.
Isaac Allen. Augustus Ay res, Capt. A Broth-
well, John Blooiner. Oliver Bugbec, Ann Bur-
gess, \Vm B Betts, Park Benjamin, Chas Bars-
liiw, H A Bartram, Aaron Bliyington, Milton
llrower, Ezekiel Beers, Jas Beers. EuniccDows.
Geo I-I Degraw, Amzi Deviau, Henry Fitch,
VVni Grifliu, J Grei__rary °2,Ho_vt, Gregory & Co,
John Gray, Miss E Gregory, Nathan Gregory,
ElizisGregory. Albert G Green, RB Harivood,‘2,
Samuel Hubbell, Lawrence Hopkins, Austin
Hempstead, Susan Hanford, David I-Ianford,
John Jones, Chas Jelliff, lerémiah Keeler, John
Kent, Asa Latham, Mary McCluer, John F.
Martin, Eliza Miller. Ichabod Marshall, Daniel
Murray, Duncan l\tlcNasl0s, Dennis Nash, Noah
Nash, Jonathan Nash, Ed Nash. Daniel Pulling.
Benjamin P. Reed, Josioh Raymond, Lewis
Ritch, Alfred Richards, Sarah Roomc. Banks
Smith, Harry Smith, Capt. Seely, Staples Burr,
Vincent St. J obn, Thomas Saunders, Bernard
Swift, Joseph St. John. Marvin Shalcr, Ruana
Stuart, Harriett Secord, Peter Scofield, Joseph
Stcbbins, Alfred Taylor, Susan Thashor, Daniel
VV. Tucker, 2' .
JOHN BURRALI4. P} M.
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NEW AND CHEAP SPRING GOODS,
' AT NEW CANAAN. _
ASH &. I-IOYT are new opening a large and
general assortment of Dry Goods, which were
bought at the present low prices, and will be offer-
ed op such terms as will (name a sale to those who
are ,in want—Amo_ng which may be found, superfine,
fine. and Common Broadcloths. (till colors) blue,
black. mixed. find fancy coloredCassimeres nndSat-
innets- super Moleskin, striped and plain Fustians
and Beavertecns, 150 ps Calico, comprising a gene.
ra_l assortmen_t, from 6 cts to 30 cts. per yard, French
Ginghams, printed Cnmbrlcs, ltalinn.Lustrmg, Sin-
chew, Gro de Nap., Gro do Berlin and Florence,
Silks, all prices. from ls. 6d. to 7s.-6d_ per ym.,,'
scarlet and black Merino Shaws, silk, gauze, be.-.
rage, and crape Dress Shawls. Prussia and Valencia
(10. Vfllellllil and Marseilles Vestings. blue and blk
Silk Velvet, Ladies white and colored H. S. Gloves,
white and black Silk do., flag silk Hdkfs, Pongee
do, black Italian Cravats, Irish Linens, long Lawns,
'(:al]liJl'lC,l)00l(,j5lCl(0llE’t, medium, and swiss Mus-
iins, plain and figured Thibet iVool Shawls, Velvet,
Bpinbazirie, silk and satin Stocks, French Bumba-
piiics, black and colorcri Circassians, Bombazetts,
I‘uu’Jy Velvet, black and colored, red and mix’t;
P“‘l‘l”}8v Russia Sheeting and dinners, 5 bales
brown Muslins, I00 yds bleached do., brown Jean,
blue and_vello\v Nimkeen, linen cambric llandker-i
clhlcfs, pqngee. black, nankin.‘ and canton cmppg,
b iicl. anugreen Italian crapes. some 5-4 wide for
Vt‘|lS- blue. blflck, brown, green, slate and pink co-
lcqicilx caiiibrics, green barrage, 4.4 nnd {,4 wide,
0"} "“"‘n3 but-‘l~. H. S. and WO0tlSl.0Cl{ gloves,
Ladies amt Gcutltem-ens white, mixed, and random
hose, while and black silk do, furniture binding,
°°“°" f*~‘“’0lS. gtlllotiiis, ribbons, cotton and linen
“"5§: Cm‘-0:‘: S_ll00lS and balls, thread and bobhiiict
;-“l‘z!ll‘i‘§a [N-‘bl-llllt-‘I f00l_lng.s, all widths and prices,
pobniiiet lace, bloiitl looting and edging; white and
):o\vu lint-ii (.ll‘llllll,,—’:,', ronch linen, brown and black
h°”‘““l_r l’1'U|Wll'»'i lllilicetla lasting. Salisbury flan-
u.'e‘l, white, red, _veZluv', and green flannels, sowing
“""‘5: “ll ¢°l"_l'S. ‘Willis. assorted colors, buckiam,
Cllr-vas, l3raz.lian, back, side, amt ni ck combs, cotton
.lal'". WINS. lwtliiig. \- it:kiii,i_i; and wtidiliiitr, silk ‘llltl
. a ‘ .
Cotton umbrellas. lion-ks and eyes, cotton aiul liiieii
tapes, buttons, bed tick, burlaps, osn.il;ui-gs, tow
clolh. &c. 811:. Call and set;
April 16th, L333.
TIIE Public are iiiforined
that the Sieain-Boat “lest-
chester, Capt. J. Buoolts,
Master, will leave Norwalk,
Daily,‘ (Sundays excepted) at ll o’r.lock, A M. A
touclling at Sawpitts ; and returning will leave New
York, fool of liilwltct-Si-, I110 o’clock, A. M.
April ltilh, ISIZ3.
P? K‘
..iu'§?.iCi -Ellfllfi GOODS.
HIS day received the largest tll‘l(lil‘)CSt assort-
.._ ment of French, English, and Ainericav. Dry
Grinds in this village. viz. Li,t;'litfand Ditrk Ging-
liams and (Ialicoes of every ,pattvrn anil style.
iwiiitctl Muslims, Lustrings, Imitation do , black and
colorer_l Gro rle Naps, Cm dc Berlin, Gro de Swiss,
Gro do Orli.~.'ius, black \vatcre:rl Poult do Sol, :1 new
article. for (lt'(‘SSf‘S, togezlicr with a few cases of La-
dies Hats, and several boxes of rich and elegant
Gauze Hat I{ilibons,an extensive quantity ofClctlls.
Cassiniercs, Sllll|ln('l9, Be-averteoiis Cords, and all.
Q33
L44.
kinds of sulnmcr Stuffs for mens wear, amt almost
every article in the Dry Good line that can be nam-
ed. The Public may rest assiiretl that they can find
aolicaper :i::r| better ussnrl-iieiit of Goods at the
Lal'a_vcttc Store, than at any other 8Sl(ll)llSll.'llf‘nl in
he cuuntv. L. 3:. M. B. MEAD.
Norw=_-lk, April 16th.
'i'I’IE Sloop Ol{ANfi‘E, Capt. Ray-
/-. i V moiid, now lying Ill this Ilarbour,
,,);';'-'1»,-_7,f ll-‘~.._ \vill receive Frciglit of any kind, and
.. L ‘ -
ru 1’ convey it from this to any other
port. For particulars enquire ofilic
ciipililii mi llOtll‘tl. STEPIIEN llAYMOND-
izliiun FACTORY.
HE sulist:riber informs the inliabiiants ofllie
I-§l_ Town of Norwalk, alid its vicinity. that he
continues his business at tlieold stanil, a little North
of the Bridge. Gr.itel'L-l for past favors, he solicits
a continuance of public patronage. He has a large
quantity of work on hand, just finished, which he
offers on acconimodating terms. S. DEWICK.
lxlorwalk. April IS, 1833.
_ LADHES EIATS.
7-ENNIS day received by EBENEZI-‘.R STsvr..\'s, a.
splendid assortment of Ladies and Misses
Hats, consisting of Leghorn, Tuscan, Italiull Braid,
Split Straw, Open work, and Leghorn Braid. Also
Straw.'I'riinniirig, all of which will be sold at the
lowest iiiarket price. Call and sec. 2d Dry Good
Store North of‘ the Mill-
Norwalk, April 12th. 1833-
PULBIONARY CONSUDTPTIONi
Calarrlml and Asllizliatfc Disorders.’
B ORE than oxr. TENT}! of all the annual dcatlis in this
country and Great Britain, are stated to be caused by
that insidious destroyer of human life, the
C(.‘»N'S'flJFI‘i1"li.‘§’01‘tl’.
Easily overcome in its infancy, it rapidly arrives, if neg-
lected, at an unconquerablo and terrific niatiirity. An
obstinate, violent, and convulsive cough is the inevitable
forerunner. whcii iieglecteil, of the I’Ul.;\I0i\'ARY CON-
SUM1"l‘ION, and its attendant. train of horrors; iiiereascd
heal: and pulse; iiziusca; opprcssioii of the breast; greeni.~'li'
and bloody spittlc ; loss of appetite and increase of thirst;
ulcerated lungs ; clainmy sv.-'eat.s and hectic fever; general
emaciatinn of the '-lady; shrivelled extremities; excessive
and ivcakciiing tlisclirirrros; sinl.'iii_: of the eyes ; proslration
of strength; litirziilig pziliiis and flushed checks; swollen feet.
and legs; and. at lozigtli, while the wretched ::u_tfercr is still
sanguine of life, cold e.\;trcinitics and an agolilzilig de_ath.
These evils may be nipped in the bad by the timely adminis-
tration of that long tried and invaluable Medicine,
Du. Itrzm-‘r:‘s ASTIIISI.-t'l'IC PILLS,
which have been known to cure persons supposed to be far
gone in a. Consumption, and exhibiting all the appearance of
approaching dissolution.
'I‘lic Pills also constitute an excellent Przcroun. llll-IDICINE.
Those tlierefore who are troulilcd with the common coughs
occasionc-‘. by acrid humours, tickling in‘ the throat, or de-
f1u.\'ions upon the lungs, deprivin,t.,r the patient of refreshing
sleep, and gradually introducing the train of Pulmonary affec-
tions, will receive from the use of the Pills, certain. and
frequciitly, the most. sudden and cheering relief. They
appease the cough, promote easy expectoration, relieve and
often cure protrai:t.ed, obstinate and most distressing cases.
€0fllmOfl- Colds are generally removed by the Pills in a few
ours.
These Pills also afford immediate relief in the liarrassing
and suffocating complaint of the As'rmi1A. In attacks of this
disease cliaracterizcd by ditliculty of breathing; tightness
and stricture across the breast and in the lungs; oppressive
flatulence; wlieezing; coughing and lioarscness; c_os_tive-
ness, and other Asdiniatic symptoms, the timely administra-
tion of Dr. Rc-lfe’s Pills, invariably mitigates the attack, often
ensures permanent: relief, and _sometimes effects a. radical
cure.
The Pills maybe taken with the most perfect safety, as
they require, in ordinary cases, no confinement, and may be
administered with the utmost confidence to all ages and
classes of people. _
These po ular Pills have been used by multiturles with
unexamplct success, in a. vast variety of cases, from those
of the slightest, to others of the most confirmed character.
Their powerful agency has been known to revive from the
bed of sickness, the palid, dejected and emaciated victim,
and send him back again to “the busy Imm of men,” an active —
man ‘of business in the full enjoyment: of the blessings of
nealtn.
B2? In proof of which, the following, from
testimonials, are rcspectfiilly submitted:
“Iliave tried your Dr. Rolfe‘: Astlimatic Pills, in Asthma,,
difficulty of breathing, and Consumption, ‘taken all other Medi-
cine Iiailfailcd, and have found them most excellent.” Another
Phvsician writes : “I have tried your Rel/'e’s Asthmatic Pills.
with a. patient of mine, whose case had resisted every thing;
the cough has certainly left her.” A correspondent writes:
“ The ASTIIMATIC PILLS give sucliastonishing relief in cases
of common colds, coughs, dzc. as no one can believe unless ‘my
makc the trial.” .
An agent writes: “Your (Dr. Relfe’.9 Asthmatic) Pills have
erforined :1 miraculous cure in this town. A man about 50,
liad been confined some months, his fact and legs badly swollen;
8. bad cough; respiration diflictilt, and \_vas‘givcn over by his
physician and friends, who considered him in a. confirmed con-.
si.-mpt-z'on; after taking three boxes of those Pills all the
threatening symptoms are removed, and he 15 fast recovering.
A Gentleman of Plymouth, 70 years of age, was cured of
an Asthma, by three boxes, after having been afflicted up-
wards of thirty years.
A young Lady of Boston, was severely afflicted for three
years ivitli ‘a violent caugh,_difliculty of breathing, spitting of
blood, pain -in the side, deprived of sleep, and universally de-
bilitated. In this distressing state, after having tried other
Medicine in vain, and considered as past relief, on taking ORIY
two boxes of these Pills, her cough and the whole of her
symptoms left her, sleep was restored, and her health W35.
perfectly established.
(Price $1 for whole boxes of 30 Pills, and 50 cents for half 50.
of 12 Pills, with directions.) _
*,,* Prepared from the Original Recipe in MS. of the late
Dr. W. T. CONWAY, by his Immediate Successor, and the Sole
Proprietor, T. KIDDER, and for sale at his Counting Room,
No. 99, next door to J. KIDDER’S Drug,Sto1-e, comer of Court
and Hanover Streets, near Concert Hall, Boston; and also for
salo by his special appointment, (together with all the valua-
ble Medicinesas prepared by the late Dr. Conway.) by
a multitude ‘of,
W1-:1-in and Boruiit, Druggists. Norwalk : SEYMOUR
JARVIS, and WM. S. WOOD, Stamford, and CLOSE 3!.
MEAD, Greenwich.
- '-I,,¢ Observe that none ‘are genuine without the written
signature of T. KIDDER, on the outside printed,wm per. 4
1117.1 large discount rude R‘)
my who buy to sel agaim .
Norwalk Chronicler