Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, July 15, 1834 · page 4

 

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GREAT BAIEGAISN

K575 %’ FIN DBY GOODS.
PHVIIE sulrscriber has just returned from New.
‘York with an entire NEW STOCK of Spring

Dry Goods, (at the New Store adjoining the Post
‘(lfli:e, on the west side of the Bridge,) ivliich being
‘piircliasedattlie present time, when Goods were
never known to be cheaper, he is .t>nfident he can
cffer ,_;_.-eater inducements to purilnsers than any
ozhtr Establishment in the County; for the satisfac-
tion of those who entertain a dtultt of this, he would
say to them, call and examine his assortment and
decide for themselves. Itbcing the object of buyers
to procure Goods at as low a rate as possible, he
asks them to call IlI'lCI-‘.‘xtlI.lIIn9 his goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere. To purchasers of BROAD-
CLOTHS he. can comldc-irtly assert, that no mer-
chant in this place can offer nsgreat bargains in that
line as he can. Ilis assortment of Goods embraces
most every article called for in a Dry Goods Store-
I-Io iloes not enumerate articles or state prices.
should he do the latter, some might think his grcds
were so cheap they were not worth looking at or
buying. ‘Z.AWIlI£I\'-Cl'] M. S'I‘EVI3N.°.

~ Noiiitilk, April 7.

7' HE Subscribers, Agents for the “ Pcnn_v Mag-

azine for the Iliffiisioii ofUsefiil K|lO\VIC'Ig(‘.”
Published i1 London and reptibli:-lied in montlily
parts in the City of New York would inform the Pub-
lic that they have now ‘on bantl Parts I, 2, 3, 4, II,
]-1, &, 15, at I2 I-2 cents each or $1.50 per year.-
Three things combine to recommend this Piiblica.
tion, which, -in conibination,are found to recoriimend
no other—lst, the number and quality ofits Embel-
lishments, ‘Lil, t‘-1.zIiitercst and Practical: Usefulness
i=i'its~conteriis, last, but not least the Extremely Low
Price at which it is tiliordcd. 'I'v.-olive Numbers con-
”; me 3 volume cf."iO4 Royal Oetavo Pa,-zes

\VEED &. BUTLER.
I\'orwalk Mare}. 33. 1834-

%L1»\‘D1ES STRA iv 5:. LEGIIORN HATS

ii 7iI'Llil AM GALE has just received from New
W York, 590 Lailics and Misses Lezliorii,Split

Straw, Leghorn, L.dltl. (lpeiin-or-I: ttnd 'l‘iist~.any

Straw Ilats, the latest style and patterns, also Eight
Boxes splerirlii! Gauze Hat Rililions. Straw Eilgiiigs.
Chip Flats, Bonnet \Vire, Cane, R’-bbnii Wire. C“l"l
3.}-‘Ioirnees, (_‘ol’d and Blii Cranes. a large assortment
er Col’d Lustriiigs, Ilibbons from No.1 1-9 to 30- Of
every shade. lvlk mode, pink, straw. blue, and white
ivatercd Cro ile Na; 5 for Hats and Linings, white.
brown and blk Buckrams and Crown Linings, gri.-cu
gaiizo, &'c. Norvt‘ttll<. r'tPl'll 7-
‘\ I*l.-‘XHLES N. CLOCK has juit I't.‘C(‘i‘/()lI fili-nt
€_/ New York, brown miislins by the halo. Ill-<0,
canvas patltlin_,t.rs, burlaps. Russia diaper, bed tick-
lings, clieclts. umbrellas, oil clotlis,tr.'ive’liug hiisliets,
buckiam, and hlk and col’d crovrn linings. co’iI carn-
hric niiisliils, hllt lnstriiig, also an assortniniciit of
'Gciitlemeri's and Yout|i’s fiirlliats, all of which \\ ill
lbc disposeil ofat a liberal per cent. from cost.
-Nrrruiilk, March ‘.’.-I '

US'l‘ received, an additional supply of Dry
0? Goods, Groceries, Iliird, Ilollow, Tin, Glass
Earthen and \’l‘oi-den Ware, making a general and
'complete assortment of each.-—AIl oftlie HI)0‘.'e ni-ii-
-éleslliave been bought at the prcscrit reduced prices,

lllarcli 15. HO} '1‘ XL NASII.

____E_ALL 5.: EVE»-l’ii‘ER GOODS.
 E,‘ Has this. day t'C(‘Cl\'(‘(l
_ _,l . as large and handsome assortuii-nt of Dry
‘Goods as was ever ofii-red iirthis market, which he
uill sell at prices less than they can be obtained for
!olseivliere. although he has not got ] 5() pieces or
‘Brnadt-lnths, he has as many and as great at variety.
as can be found at any other store in the place.-
’Plt:in and striped Cassiuieres; Likewise a great
variety of French and English Merino Cloths and
Circassians; blue, brown and green Canrblets; white,
green, scarlet. black antl crimson I«‘lar.ne-ls; Canton
do; green baize and fr.’ze; a large assortirient of Sat-
tinetts ofcvery quality and slzaile; black and sear let
Merino Shawls; English Merino and Thibet wool do,
Dorchestcr and Odean Ticks; Beaverteen: plain and
striped moleskins; a splendid assortment of light and
-dark Mersailles, Valencia, silk, satin and velvet
‘Vestiirgs: Freni.-.Ii and Fziiglisli bombazines; Italian
Lustring; Gro dc nap, marceline, sinchew, sarcint-t
and tlorence Silks; -I-4. 5-4 and 6-4 plain and figil
bobinet footing ofall widths; thread and bobinet i.-ilg
-tings and inserting.-.; plain and lied Swiss, jocnnei,
‘medium, book and cai‘nhric Muslins: longliiwii, linen’
cambric, bishop lawn, jaconet, and Suiss Ciavats;
stript antl plaid Cambrics; a great variety of light
=£md dark Chintz.
();,[,[C0l:}S—B|k_antl white Gingliams; furnitiirr.
Chints 3, 4, G, and 8 4; cotton diaper 6, 8 aiiil I0--I.
Iiiien damask tabla Diapers. Russia do; Russia and
mitation Sheetings; Dmvlas; brown Holland: brown
Jeans; Irish Liniiens; fine siiectiu-3; and shiitiiig mus-
Iins; Ribbons, all colors and widths; blk Giiloons by
‘the ps or box; No 3 blk Ribbons by the box; flagfr.
"bandnna and pongee silk llilkfs; cott"n do; blk, green
pink aiitl white French Crupes; green worsted I3cr~
age; incns H. S., beaver, woodstock and buckskin
Gloves; Ladies II. 5. do; buckskin mittens, some of
-flSI1}'1Cl‘l0I"(]I12|llly; Prussian Sliawls; blk and col’d
‘plain and eml:os'd Cambrics; foundation irraslin;
crown ‘linings; travelling biiskets; scarlet. moi-een;
blk lasting; blk Canton and Italian ‘Craviits; bli-
and white silk, v.'<)rstetl and cotton I-lose; silk velvet-
and boinbiizirie stocks; red and iiiixt padding. canvass
buckram; super blue Italian Servings, sortie very line;
Clark’s spool cotton; blue anil white cotton _varn_
hatts and wadding; suspenders; silk and giirgliam
Umbrellas; Eiiglish antl Geiinaii Pins: buttons of all
kinds; men’s antl boys seal caps; cliililrens reil mo-
mccoslioes; Grecian boots; paste boards ry the dozen
or single: silk braids and cords-; cotton do; blk tabby
velvet; hang upcord; apron t-lieitlt; domestic giiighams
and stripes; brown slicctirg by the bale or less quan-
tity; Osnaburgs and Burlaps; pen kiiivi-5; st-issors:
best steel tliirnblcs, combs, hair. cloth, shaving and
tooth Brushes; shaving boxes and soap; toilet glasses;
shoe knives. razors, do straps; blk, blue, white, pink
-and straw 'col’tl French Satin; white gauze veils;
writing paper, ti-c. with many othes articles too tedi-
ous to enumerate. All persons in want of good arti-
cles at low prices; will do well to call and examine
or themselves. Norwalk. Oct. 6.

N EW GOOIGS3

MAL LORY hasjust received from New-York

. a new supply of Spring and Siimiuer Goods.
which cgethcr witlihis former stock, comprises it
very liantlsoinc assortment, which will be sold very
cheap, to say the least—-as cheap is the order oftlie
da_v—-those wishing to purchase will do well to call

and examine for tirerrrst-Ives before piircliasizig else
wI:cre.—Aniong his assoi-tir.eiit are Broiiilclriths ol
almost every shade, tpiality and price, also biack,
blue, niix't. drab, and faiicy striped ChSSllne|(,-s_
Vestings, a large. assortment of Silk, plain and lig’il
Illarsaillcs, Valencia, and other Vestiiig, Black silk
Velvet, superior and common quality, black [<‘rem_-h
Ilombazinc, Black Gr 0 ili- Swiss and other Silks, for
Ladies dresses; 'g-1'cc:n and black siirsiict, black cir-
cassiatt, merino ca.-siinerc, satiuetts, 'I*Iattt*rs trap-
ptng cloth, Irish linen, very cheap. CHIICOCS, a good
aissortinent; cambric. j.~.coiie.t anil swiss musliirs,
Iincii catiibric, aiitl linen cainbrie liandkfs., long
liiwn, pongec,-anti flag silk pocki-t lriiiirlltl'.~'., silk
and crape dress liatitlrkl's., 5-4 black merino shawls,
bobbiriet and footing lace. Ladies gloves, I’losiet'_v,
a good assortment; silk unibrellris, giiigbain iIo.,
shirtiiig miislins, brown slieetiiig, Dorclaester ticks,
beavcrtccn, moleskin, plain and striped bang-up
cord, I"rt:iit:li drilling, blue and yellow minl;ec.,,
black and cold Silesia, coI’d caiiihric;-I, children and
youth's cloth and farirav caps. cliildrcns red nioi'o('t'o
shoes, stocks and collars, Men's Ilorsltiti, \Vom|-
stock and buckskin glo\'es,trirniriing's, an assortirici t
of best quality. l0geIl‘.('I’ with niaiiy other articles
not herein mentioned, all of wliich will be sold on
rut-orable terms. G_l{OCElilI£S.——A good ztssorl
merit of Dry (irecerics kept constantly on liaiiil
vjz: tea, Htlgllr, molasses, pepper, alspice, gi,,g,,,.
cinnamon, nutrntgs, cloves, tltc.
Norwalk, April. 20th.

B LA()I£SliE I3_’E‘ll‘§El.’il€;l.
III-. subscriber has built it new sl,i,p,35 by 25’
with 4 good fires, and iiitentls carry ing on the
BIat,ltstniitli’s business. Work of all kinds will In;
done at a very sliorttioticc, and as cheap as at any
ctlier Estalilislimeiit in this place. C. PAI{'l'PiICK.
Norualk..ItIl_v I5. I833.
UL lo‘ Iii’-L VVAN TE I).
ANTEI)iiiimetliately, tt. Boy from 14 to 1;;
years of age, to serve as a Cl» rk in ii Dry
(Zoods Store; suitable rcroniiiiendatioiii; iiill be re-
qui-‘cd,ai>r»ly to ALI"IlI:‘.D ltlALLU1tY.
I\‘oi‘walk, LIIIIICII 3, 183-1.

 

INSURANCE AG.-1II\'S'I‘ FIRE BYA
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N F W’ YORK (BFFILE,
N0. 54 VVALL STREET-
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
01-‘ N1-:w Yorix, have appointed Georwc St
.Iohn,as their agent in Norwalk and the toiiiiis ad-
joining, to insure Houses and other buildings and
property coiitairietl in tlieiri, such as Dry goods
Groceries, Sic. 8i.c.
iigirtitst loss or ‘savings by firm.

the Howard company have a capital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security ofthose
who may have iiisurance made by said CompaiiyIn~
stiriice effcted at thelowest preiiiiuin Sr none, need
be brouglit from afiluence to ivant in consequence
01 loss by Fire; as allcanbe protected from its ile-
striictiori by asmall yearly stipend. The above
named Agent is authorised to issue Polices to those
who may apply. The Company pursue a libral
rind prompt course in udjustiiig and paying their

losses.
Eiz-AEE 3} WVI-‘Q-iE?.i‘]
NORVVA LK.

QIIIITI-I & IIOYT would inform their friends antl
K. the public generally, that they have received H
their stori-,a few rods west oftlie Bridge, large addi-
tions ‘iutht-it former stock, \\'I|l(JlI make their :issoit-
iiieiit of fancy and staple linidwarecoinpletc. 'I‘he fol-
l«iw’ng are it few oftht principal t'1l'l.l(‘Ie>‘,Vi7.—‘ Knives
and Forks from 38 ch; to $l0, carvers. deserts and
steels to matcli; pocket. pt-n, desk, hoteliers, bread
aiidshoe knives; Razors, re.’/.oi straps, bones, shears.
sc.isscrs.\Vatson's castcel axes, drawing knives,adzes,
bntcner’s eleavers; block~t'iii and biittiinia tea and
coffee Potts; sugar and milk cups; soup ladles; tin
and table spoons; brass stair rods; brass and glass

‘ COI'Illfi-'J(.ICI{ltOI)S, commode rings; curtain pins; brass

and iron cancllcsticks; our-tori: rings; draw liiiiitlles;
bed caps; esciitclieoiis; brass and iron cupboard birt-
touii autlturns; table, chair and bedstead Castor.-'; flirt,
round and-fliisli bolts; elotlies,hair, tooth, shoe, scrub-
bing. furttiture, paint. pcnril, dusting, white wash.
liearth, window, lather and hatter’s stopping and
soft Brushes; cotton, wool and horse cards, steel
.-ind brass tliimbles; polishing pmvdt-r; rat anil mouse
'l‘rps; Slates; lead and slate pencils; chalk and fish
lines: iron shovels and spades; bellows; sad irons
stands for do; slitrvcls and tongs; antlii ons; clay. soap-
s.oiie and iron Furnaces: pots and kettles; spiders
with and without lids; frying pans; tori.-stiiig irons;
ir'on.compositio:-, copper and sheet ir_oii-tea kettles;
griddles; gridirons with fluted am.‘.str'a1glitbars,b.ike,
sauce, and warining pairs; brass kettles; glue pots;
sheep and horse shears: oil cloth for carpi-tiiig carria-
ges; coach Wl’8l“.ClICJ<; whips; trace-cliains; steelytirds;
pocket lantliorris; iron weights; "sleigh bell; waggon
and gig axels, turned with boxes: hooks and liinges;
coal horls and Sifters; hemp and iiianillii cordage:
truirk, chest. draw, Cllpl)0l‘l'tl. book case and pad
Locks; carpenter and _joiner’s bench and moulding
planes; axes. compascs, mill, cross cut, brass back

-_ coiiipass, web, and circular Saws; steel, iron and

tryiiig Squares; nail liamint-rs, spoke sliaves; mill
saw, lialfrounil, ial: tail, hand and pitsaw I-‘iles; nails
of all kinds, by the keg or less ipiaiitity; sash puf-
llt'S, brass antl iron draw rollers; oil and water stones,
bed screw and keys, foot scrapers, window weights,
i:ofI'ec mills, Scotch spring knob locks, door locks,
shoe piiicers, patent, coinnron and spike gimblcts,
double. and single barreleil fowliiig pieces, do pistols.
powder horns and flasks, hunter’s bottles, iuk stands,
pocket books opera glasses, shaving inirrors, tea mid
dinner bells, cologne water, steel pens, dog collars,
permission gun chargers, steel. plated, silver 8;‘ shell
and common spectacles, beads and head necklaces.
ivory rings stillcttoes, ink powder, flutes, fifes, Ila-
geolets, clarionets, violins, &c. An assortment of
Russia, Sweeils, American and English bar Iron:
old sable nail rods, brazer"s rods, Atncrican,S\veed,
Spi‘in_.e_', English, blister and cast Steel; American
and Russia sheot Iron; tinmen’s shears, cart and
wagon boxes, vices, anvils, $10.

The siibsi.ribcr would inform the public that many
ofhis goods Wt re imported b_v himself and can be
sold as cheap or cheaper than any oilierestablisiitrieirt
in the country. July 1. I834.

marry ssssascsc. Gees)-s,

AT THE OLD VVELL.
F [IE subscriber is openiiignat the above plact

a complete and assortirierit of SI’i{Ii\'G
Gt)O,I)S. i'ii atlditiori to his for-iner supply ofDr\
Goods, Groceries, I"Ieu'rs,Wiiies,Teas, Crockery,
llardwarc,Drug's, Medicines, IIats,Slioes.I’.iints.
Oils. Brushes. Glass, ready made Clotliiiig.
‘.Vooden and Tin VVare, &c. &,c. all of \VIlIClt
he till}.-i's for sale on the most reasonable terms.
IIis stock of goods is entirel_vfrc.s-Ii, and consists
of the latest ItIlpt)I'lZtIlOIlS and trit.-st. approved
and fasliionablc patterns.
Experience has long since convinced liiiri.
that a business cotiducted wholly on the cas/i
principle may prove mutually atlvatitageotis both
to the seller and the purcliaser,—as by confining
sales entirely for cash, the seller avoids all risk.
and insures tl. speedy return of capital, and is
thus enabled to supply his customers at it much
.-:m:illcr advance than if he were to sell on ere-
dit. 'l'Iie subscriber has tlicrcforc concluded ti.-
pursue this course ; and he trusts the public
-after exiiiriiniiig his goods and prices, will ap-
jrove ofthe measure.

Ilavingbeeii for years engaged in the saint
l)IlSIl'l‘3S.-‘, Iic flutters liiinsclfttiat his e.\'pcrienci
has crinbled him to succeed not only in fui-iiisliitig
his store with goods of the best quality, but
also at 'niiusiia'-ll) 7‘/_’([L((.'C(l prices. Persons rv-
siding remotely, may depend upon obtaiiimg lierc
afull .s-rip/ilg of tl.e various articles they require
and at such reduced prices as will more than
coinperisate them for the trouble (:VCn of coni-
iiig a great distaiice to make their pureltases.
Ile respectfully invites an cxariiiriatioii of hi.-
stock and terms. Cl~IA‘Rl..ES FECI{-

Old \Vell, (Norvvalk) April, 2d 1834.

BRICIQ.
89000 first quality Brick for sale, near the office
of B. lsaaes, Esq. Apply to either of the subscri-
bers. M. B. MEAD,
Felt. 24. \V. K. JAMES.

VVHNEOVV EBLIP’-lDl§’§.
few dz.-z. Veiietion Wintlotv Blinds for sale
cheap if ciilled for iiiirneiliutcly at

S;\il'l"ll BLACKIIIAN &, IIOYT.
‘-‘ OTASII, for sale by WEED Sr. IBUTLER.
. I!'larcli 24.

GrAiRE§EN SEEEEIS.

V IIE siilisci-ilrers have just received a freslt sup.

ply of Garden Seeds, raised and put up by
the Shakers, warraiited equal to any other.

VVE El) 61. BU'l‘LE'R.

@O1"I‘()N SIIEE'l'lNGS.—Si.\' bales Brown
Salt‘ by

Shcetings «Si. Sliirtiugs. some very cheap, for

i\iioi)i.Eiiitoo1{ 8!. iuoiiiiis.

4-}E€®C§*IRHi":«i*}5§3.
' II F. subscriber has just received from New
_York another extensive assortnient of Faiiiily-
Groceries, which will be sold at very rt.-ilticotl prires
for Lash, For further iriforniatioxi, please call a
the Sziugiituck Grocery Store, adjoiiiiiig the west.
Btttl ‘tr S""L’IlII|(‘I{ Bridge. NELSON II. ELLS.
, F()§.§ SALE.
% (mod Second Hand Stage Coach, newly pain
ted, and I’u‘pairerl. For sale cheap, apply to
HORACE 0.
Norwalk, lllarch Ill. I834.
L"-'~"_’ lbs. Flax, for sale by
st‘? S'I‘ILI-‘.S CURTIS .t- Co.
C

AI’S.—A new style l.loy’s Caps, also Straw,
for sale by

Ttiscan and Leghorn I-Iats. just rceivi-d and
§,,VASIlIO.V'ABLE SlLKS.—Now opening, a

GAYLORD.

JAMES MALLOHY.
new supply oflllack and ('oloi'i-.tI Silks, at low
prices, Ivy .IA3'IES M/\I.LOltY.
 great variety

of Sewing Silk Crape, and Gaiize Shawl.-..
Also ll--‘I Silk I\Iusliii Shawls, it new and elegant
article for the present season for sale by
MII)DI.I'iB.IlOOI{SLIIIOREIS,
No. 3 IJui'rall’s Buildiiigs,

Norwalk, May 13th, I83-I

HORIVALIK BOOIK TSORE.
VIII‘) Subscribers have now on liantl at the
above Estziblishrnent, a complete assortment
of Clasiical and Common School Books, besides
many Miscellaneous Works, which are offered to
Teachers. Merchants, anil others Wholesale antl
Retail, at the lotvest prices. The folloiriug comprise
it part of the Stock :—
\Vebster’s Diciion.1r_v,8vo.; Englisli Syuoiiimes;
Grove-’s Greek and English Lt-xicon;
Goodi'icli’s Greek Grammar and Exercises;
Greek Testaineiit; Jacolfs Greek Rea-.ler;
Grcca lllioora; Historaz Gizeiroii; Cooper’s Virgil
Virgil Delphini; Ainsworth's Distioiiaiy, 8vo.;
Anthon’s Ainsworth, I8mo.;
Gould’s Adam's Latin Grammar;
Cicera‘s Orations, with notes; Ilorace Delpini ,
I"olsoin's Livy; Titi Livii; Latin Tutor;
Hiitcliinsori's Xedophon;
iVorcester’s Elements of History ;
Goodrich and Mason’s Iiccle Ilistory ;
I‘ytlet"s History; \Vhelplcy’s Compeiid.;
Goldsiiiitlfs and Griinsliaw’i.-3 History of England,
Greece and Rome;
Olut-y’s, Matte Brnn, Woodbridgc, Morsc, Cum.
mings and Willctt’s Geoiiraphy;
‘.Voi'i.-cstcraiiil Parley ’s diito for Children;
t'omsiock’s Cllf:-lI1lSIl'_'{: Blake’s do.;
Coinstock’s F:'atiir:il Pliilusopliy :
Jami:-soii’s Ilhetoric; I~IetIge’s Logic
‘Nalkers Geometry; Parli-y’s A-lrottomy;
Days Algebra; I)ay’s ltliiilieinaiii-5;
Playfairs Eiicliil, BIa.ir’s Lectures:
Gummere’s Gibson and Flint’s Siirveyiiig;
Beniiett’s and Shey’s Book-keeping;
Poi'ter’s Rlietorical Reader and Aiiiilysis ;
First Book of History; Child's Bottiiiy;
lVebsti.-.r’s and Walker's llictioiiary;
.\'Iurray’s Grammar and Exercises;
l3ro\vn’s Gramnir-r, Greeuli-at’s do ;
English Reader_ Introduction &. Sequel to do;
I'oplIi::l' Lessons: liiiproved Reatlcr;
l<‘.lenientary Reader; Political Class Book;
La'reent.-vicli, Hale, and Wel)stci"s Hist0i‘_v‘ of the
United States;
Dal-.olI’s, Dilivorth’s, Colburn’s, Smith’s, S1. Wanzer’
Arithinatics;
\Vcbstcr’s, Soars’ anil l«Iinersoii’s, Seplling Book;
Speller &. Delinr-r; .Iuveiiile Spelling Book;
rvings Calcchisms of Jewish 8:. Roman Antiipri
and of Universal antl Roiiiziii IIlS!0I_y ;
Questions to Blairs Lt ctttres; ‘I’ytler’s History.
ar:d~G-i-imsliaws France and Napoleon :
Easy 'I..essons; Cliilil’s Iristi'uctuctors;
Drawiiig Paper; \Vriting Paper‘;
Common aiiil Gilt Edge Lciter Paper:
Writing B0016; C_vpheriiig Books; Slates;
Slate anil Lead Pencils; Ink Powder;
Ink Stands, &c. 8Lc.—aIso
A great variety of Bibles, 'l‘est:inients, Ilvmii
Books, Prayer Books, Coniinentaries, Blank Biioks
of all kinds, \Vafcrs, Sealing Wax, Quills. ’1'nv
ilooks, Paints and Brushrs, Eiigravin-.'s. Schodl
‘itr-.'-vai'(ls, Sic. for sale very low. v
Norwalk, March 25th, WEED &. IlU'I‘LER_

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TO SAUGATUCK;
EVOSMXII B. II-\LL, would iiilbriii the public that
 he has removed his store to Saugatuck, a few
doors north oi the eastend oftlie bridge, to the store
forini rly occupied by ltlosg.-3 (joyngtonks, wy,,,,.e
an extensive assortment of I‘I.'tI’(IVVEIl'(3, Cutlery, &c.
will be found. Ills assortment consists in part l)fi.lIt‘
following artii:les,viz. knives and forks from 87 cents
to $I0 per set, with desserts, carvers and steels to
nttttcli, pocket, pen, butclicrs, brc:id and shoe knives.
razors, hoiic,:itid straps, sliears and scissors. plated ls;
japiiiiiietl siiulll-r trays, silver bordered tea trays
plated table anil tea spoons, britannia and block tin
do, tea and coffee pots, soup ladies, italiuii irons, stair
rods, brass and glass commode knobs, curtain pins
brass and iron ciindlesticks, brass liaiidiroiis,sliovels t§~
tr.-rigs, brass kettles, ready bailed, copper and iron rm
kettles. pots, kettles, spidi:rs.griddles and frying pans.
sou p stoiio&clay furiiaccs,taiIors lI'OIlS,S.'l(l ll'0IlS,COlH3,i
mills, s‘ier.-lyiirds, paint, hetirtli, clothes and white-
wash bi'uslics,tr-ace, halter and jack chains, chest.
trunk. and patllochs, glue and sand paper, plain and
t’:-.ucy bellows. shovels and spades, hemp and miinil
_ la Cordage. scytiies and rillcs, patciit scale-beziins.

cut tacks, and spartililes, brass trails, trunlts, slates,
Llg W|’0I‘-’.'lICS, door springs, plated snatlle. and curb
bits, stirrup; and spurs, carpeiiter’s st~r‘ri=!-”iiid iron
»‘qIlnI‘r::v, tmlfiu '2 inch gcriniiri and t.'it:-,1 steelsocket
chisi-ls, tiiriiiiig gauges and tzhisels, au,«_r.;-is, brace

driiwiiig knives, pat-ziit saw sets box ,,iii] i'{~.,,-_-,- 1-ui,,_.,,
oil stones, :1 ftill assortnient of house I,I‘lIx,u‘,jng3, 5 to
0 inch Scotrli spring knob locks, nI0!llC(‘,‘Cl0St‘I,
cupboard and baubiiry locks. door bol‘u:, huts and
screws, 53 liirgseut nails, lid to 40d, brads, wrought
Eiiglisli and .*\Ii'IOrlCi'IIl nails, window glass, 6 by 3
7 by 9, by 10, it by 12;& in by 14, wiiitlow .—,.i-rig.
an assurtnit-nt of cabinet trimmings, mill and cross
cut, hand, iron back, coiiipass_.web and cireularsaws.
smit|i’s _files, vices and anvil.-*, sheet lead, strap
hinges, joiiii,-rs bench and iiiotilding tools, plows,
guzigcs, A good assortment of Siveed and Eng-
lish iron, olil sable horse and spike rods, band iron,
biazier’s rods, spring steel, Eriglisli,Gci'iiiaii, Ameri-
can, and cast steel, cart and ivaggoti boxes. t\'--c.; tho
ubove will be sold as low for cash as can be fouiiil iii
the county. JOSIAI-I I}. HALL.
Satigiitticlt, Oct, {.72.

‘Cl’ . - I i ‘
SPRILVG «S: SUEEEIER GODS.
§V3§7lLLlA.\I G.-XLE. has just received it large

V Etlpply’ of Goods siltizible for the present and
:ippi'otrc..iiiig sea’-oii. A few pieces of superior
yard Wltltl. black and blue black Gio tle Swiss and
Italian Silks; Black and blue black I\‘l:1,.lCe“n,,s,
C0l0l‘CdIbIll(S ofiiliriostcvery description, I0 ps su
pee ant coniiiion wide French boinbaziiie, hlk p.iiii-
ciitltasand l'.t.Sll’IL3:S. a large assortment of sewing
si t,.cra'pc, ,«:.iu.ce and siik fancy (II'GS$ shawls and
l‘.!lI{IS., do blk, scarlet and ‘white mcriiio sh;iwl_,-.
I(l0 ps I‘ much inuslius and ginghains, new givte, 5ii
ps. F.-elpcli pi-iiitct‘I niusliiis, elegant st-vle apil ‘pill-
eiiis, ioitjr Z1I‘l(igl‘(?(’.ll piiriisois, fig d ant. pram.
uiri_brcllas,;it=0 ps 1' I'Pn.Cll, English, and domestic
lcahcoes, from 9 cts. to {'30 cts.. 3000ydr- bleached and
ii-own Sllt'€IIII"S and s i‘rt' I"S fro . F -
"0 ~ 01- °ii ..i 3 '.'°’ .'"G°‘S “32"“5’
.3 ps i can, ‘ uit. iestei _and -.ointiioii tickings,
lft).III.9 cts. to 23 cts , white counteipanes, 40 pg
sliirtiiig. linens, Iii:avei'tee.ns, ‘oaiigup coril, a large
assortnieiit of thin (‘ood: for Ccllllelllt.-Elli‘
Youths sutrrnier lVcu1',jI)t’OIlilCl()l.llS, cassirrrerc-sh, 
satiiiiiets, of almost every shade, color, and price,
‘India iiiatting 1lI1(I (l£Il'pelIIl,L',IO boxes elegant gauze

.-i - . ' - ' ‘ - -- -'
rlI~’I.lIIg and white satin ribbons,_foi i..it IIIIIll)1II‘I‘°'.
ig cl anil plain green backing l)E1IEt.’,I.Ut‘fi00I cloths,
areeri and blue table covers, Russia diapers. Russia
slietetitigs, hue birds-eye diapers, S--I iirili I0--‘I line
linen table diapers, 40 ps siiper blue anl yi-ltiiw
irazikeen. bnblriuet liices .and quillings, all widtlis,
G"'t“(:li'II| lace, blond ipttllings, an elegant assnrtinent
of (.I(:l'lIlt3lII(.'tiS fur hats, a large assortnieiit of Ladies
and Misses fine lcgliorn, split straw, I-agliorn braid,
iiiscaii and openwork SlI'iI\\'I bats, and very clienp,
I00 youths cloth caps, of dillercut sizes, I0 (I02

Mens and Youths’ straw hats.
I‘lv.rrwalk, May I3.
EV SIJMMIZR GOODS.

__IIl-I Subscriber will this tliiy-receive ii large
itLlt'llIl0II to his stock of Dry Goods, such as Broad-
°!°'l“; C315-"ll7’II'l'l‘S and Satiiiets, lt'l.~‘lt linens, silks of
most every ilescriptiou; ladies Ilats, tneris ditto,
youths Caps, aiiil all other seasonalrle goods. Those
in want of airy artieli- in the Dry Goods line, are
i-i-spcctfiilly invited to call and i-xaiiiiiie his prices 6',‘
qu(1lit_v. Every reasonable cft'ort will he matte to
give satilaction to custoirrcrs. L.I'rI. STEVENS.

7

Norwalk, June I2, I834.
E?‘ S-i'i‘fi£.A\-V [IA

OR LADIES 62. 'i\'lISSES.—\VM. GALE, will
open this day,a large assortrrient of Ladies Straw
Ilzits :—viz. fine split st.raw, Li;-glioi-ii braii|s,'I‘u.-caiis
and open work do. and line Legliorii Ilats; col'd and
blk French Criipes, cold I'"Iorcncr:s; blk, brown and
white Cmviriliiiings; blk and brown Batiice; col'd
ivateretl (iro tle naps; white, pink, straw atitl blue
Ctlllll Sillllltsi White, lirirnn and bllt single aiitl double
loundation musliirs; chip flats, bonnet wire, ribbon
-".o.; 12- boxes elegant but trimmings, white sattiii
ribbons all wiiltlis; fastiionable green. salmon and
every other desirable color ofgauzc riblioiis, for cap
or hat. triniiniirgs; Grecian and Blond Qiiillings, all
widths; blond i-dgings; liobbinctt Quillings, 4-4, 5-4
and (3 4 frized and plain bobbitiet Laces‘, thread Edg-
ings and Iirscrtings, &c. June 2

(“/1 I‘IItV1\, GLASS AN!) EAlt'1'HEi\WAltl«1.—
-I/‘MES MALLORY has just received, and
«iffcrs for sale, the above goods, at it small advance
lriur CW3-

V "6

:iiid bits. double and single plane irons, spol.-.n shaves,’

To OLD & YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS
§'I‘l'LE3 CUR'1lS &. Co. have at their Storc,a
few rods South of the Bridge, a. general and
extensive assortment of House-keepir'ig Articles;
Plain airl Japan Tin Ware, Ilard zindllollow ware.
Stoves, Grates, &c. &c., Anions: their assortment
may be fotind Britannia, Block Tin and Pewter
ware, Lnslish and Ameriiraii Hollow ware, Brass
Ix-.t{t'l1es, figished antl llIlrfiII.sllCtl,SIlVgll‘ Plated 'I'abIi~
aiii ea K. ioons a.so ritannia, ' ' “n 'I"
Plate, and Ilron iIiJ.; 'I‘abIe and D8SSelllc1I‘:IIllI‘(’.,S arid
‘ . . ‘. . ‘ , ‘ ‘ , 1,, - ~ '
v , v .v.,
ii5'.Ii1i3’.§".-i‘.'.f,‘.l...‘§i'.i.iiii§lfl',‘i.il§,i§ 3.5;;
Iron Canillesticks. Copper,’I‘in, Iron and Composi-
tion Tea Ket‘t_les, Iron, Tin and Composition Sauce.
pan, Brass I ipped Hand Irons, Shovels and Tongs,
Coflee Mills, Sieves, and Chafing Dishes, G;'i(Iil'ons,
Toast Irons, audBSi;ld IFOIIIS5, Warniing Pans, Com-
iiiou and Fanc c oivs, ritannia Tea and Coffee
Ilors. some neg aiiil elegant patterns, Soap Stone,
Cllay agtl Iiou Furnaces, Sheet Iron, Sheet Lead,‘
5 ieet onper, Ste.
A General Assortineiit of Grocery Fix-
tures, stich as Oil barrels, Fens, iewter
Faucets, Brass Fiiiioets Molasses Gate-sl Drai-
ners. Scales, Bt3I|ITlS.\"-elQ'lll.€ and I\'ICa'tlI'CS,&C.

 

ieiidsatrd

the publiciii general, that his Packets have
commenced their wt’.ei'.Iy Trips and will sailfroni
his landing to Peck Slip in’ the following iirariiier;
Sloop 1l‘I'ECll.-lNlf', ALDEN Brto'rrrwi«:r.L Master,
will sail 'I‘uestlays and return Saturdavs; Sloop
CITIZEN. S-'1m’L fl'.IlIo'rc/muse, Master-.will sail
:3aturtIays&' rettirrioii Tliiirsilays, For Freight 0,-
Passage apply to the subscriber or to eitherof the
Captains on board their respective vessels. '

MONSON I-IOYT.

Nnrwallt, April 9.0. ]834.
NEW ES'.l‘ABLISI-IMEN'I‘,
At Norwalk, cast of the Bridge,
Tin, Sheet Iron and Stove ‘.Varchouse.
r///5//-'

LESTER I3F.f.DEN,wouliI in-
[mm the public that he has corri-
menced business in the above line,
at this place. All orders in Tin,
Sheet Iron and Copper, executed
' at sliortnotice. Ile will keep cou-
stantly on hand, must kinds of
liotise--keeping articles, such as
jappan, tin, brass and copper
\Va1'cS, hollow Ware, sad irons, knives, spoons,
bell?-ws, 81c.

LIl{F.\'i’ISE,-—An exteiisive a'sortment of the
most approved Cooking Stoves, Coal Stoves, open
I"ranl<lius. antl Dr. Nott's improved patent. All of
the above articles will be afforded at the lowest mar-
ket prices

Norwalk. October 29, I833.

S'i‘0‘%7E?s <.t;}'s.¥.A’E‘ sis, Sic.
_' JUST latitled from sloop
Paragon and llleclianic, 5300
Cooking Stoves, consisting of
(.‘ornell. Cuiiuiiiglian S‘ Co's.
Iioyt’s, .Iaines’s and \Vil<oii’s
improved paterns; wiriaphitie
and box Stoves; coal Stoves,
-_='.3 various patterns; Nott’s supe-
. -=====- rior Coal Stoves and Parlor
Grates. Also, a large assortiiieiit ofconirnoii Soap-
stone brass mounted and liroiizcil Grates, all of which
will be ‘sold at the lowest New York prices for cash.

N. B. No stoves sold except for Cash or approved
notes on interest.

NO'I"l"S IEIIPROVED STOVES S‘ GRA'1‘ES,
For burning Aiitliracite coal, which for neatiiess safe-
t.y and ccoiioiiiy, surpass any thing that has been
introduced. Tlic above stoves are for sale b

S'I‘lLl£S CUl{'I‘iS (.1. Co.
fl A STI i\"GS.—-'I‘bc siibscriber,a_r_rent. (or G: o.
E. \Variitg, of Stamford, will furiiisli t
order, Castings of all kiiiils, at Iill'IIlCC prices.
Any pt‘-i'soii iii want will vlease call on
Norualk, l\'lai'cli 2-I. LESTER lJl‘}liDEL'\l.

N. Ii. 'I‘lie liigliest market price paid for old
wrought and cast ir-in, copper, brass‘, ps3\\'Lt_'tr
zitizl lC.it.l.

 

 

brated tivo-point and otlier Pluiigtis, all warraiit-
ed to give t_TuO(I saiisfactiiin. ‘Apply at his cs-
tablislini-.: t cast siile the l3ii ‘go.

Nnrwiilk, l\'Iai'cli ‘.2-1, 183- .

CAL'.'i{3’U'Z“E-ZS.

Large and Elegant Assor-tinent of English
A Frencli and Amer can prints, many new
and lICSll'11l)I'.' pt3IlCl‘.'l.~‘. of all qiitilitics and price.»
or sale by Ml I)Dl,.l'}l'll10()l{ Sr. i\'lOl{ll.lS.
{El N0'lfHCE.

IIE Copartiiersliip lit-rezofore existing iinili-r
the firiu of C. S it \'V. I)ay, in the earthenware bri-
sinesst, is this day tlissolveil by mutual consent. The
saine business will be conilucted lici'eafter by C. S.
Day, who will settle the business oftlie. late eoiicern.

CIIARLES. S. DAY,
Norwalk. I7tli I833. \'VAl{,D DAY. 5'3.3iii'

III".A'l' I5/‘.l{ti,‘iINS.—'I‘Iie Sl1I;5’.‘I‘Il)t‘.I‘ having

come to the deterrriiuatiori to ielinqiiisli the
Dry Goods llnsiiiess in this place, offers to sell his
entire Stock at Cost. 'I‘lio:~;e in Want of cheap Dry
Goods will do well to call soon.

All persons liavirig unsettled accounts Will) the
subscriber, can have .in opportiiiiity of settling with
him till the '2'iltli of Marcli t.iext,ufter that time. look
out for Old I‘I---—-S. L. IIUBISELL.

Norwalk, Feb. IO; I83-I.

_ I-EATTERS A§.{.{ll‘ICLES.
LCOIIOL; Shellacli , Vcriligi-is; Nutgall;
Copperas; Oil Vitriol; Ext. Logwood ; Jacks;
Stopping Brushes ; Blocking Twine; tee. &.c.
'I‘lic.1bove aiticlas are ("or sale cheap. for cash
only, by the Subscribers VVEED 62 I2‘UI‘LER.
Norwiilk, April I, 1834.

GENUIN E HYGEIAN BIL L S.

FRESII supply just received, and for sale by
the. only autliorised Ag0llt for Saugatuck.

P. S. 'I‘lie above Mediciiie is accompanied by the
recomtuendatioiis of thousands who have been cur
ed of every kind ofdisease by the use of them.

Saugatuck, April II. NELSON B. ELLS.

CLOCKS. CLOCRS.
V IIE Suascriber has just received an assortment
of Clocks of various patterns, wliich will be
sold as cheap as the clicupest. I
Norwalk, Jan. 27. EDVVIN GLOVER.

NEW SUPPLY OF _STONE.

F .1-IE subscriber has just received a large stip-

ply of Marble, suitable for Grave Stones,
Ilearth Stones, Ive. also Nortli River Flugg for
Hearth Stones, which he offers for sale cheap for
cash. Also, about 300 bushels of sand. An elegant
[milesiul Monument of White I\'larbl-3, for sale at his
establislimeiit a few rods east of the Bridge.

I‘iorwalk,.ltrrie II. EDMOND PRICE.

_‘fi‘(}Y{g‘ & N,AS_§—{ are now ofI'i-.riiig a good
a a§si)I'lIIICI)I of iiii-.n’s, youth’s and bo_v’sHats of
the latest tashions. Also, fur, cloth and leather Caps.
All of which will be oft‘-veil very low. Oct. Ist.

LOVER, 'I‘IMO'I‘IIY, and RED-'I‘OP SEED
of the first quality. on hatid and for sale by
New ("anaaii, March I5. I‘IOY'I‘ 82. NASII.

NEVV SUPPL13
1 TREET tit. JAMES have received from Catskill
% aiiadtlition to their Stock of Lumber, consisting
of Sitting, Scantling &c, which, with their former
stock, III:-‘~I{(.’S their ussorttnciit complete.
April 21, 1813-1.

GAIEIDEN S EEDS‘.

LARGE assortmeiit,jiist received and for sale
Norwalk, April 14th, 1334.

cheap, by EIHVIN LOCKWOOD.

FOR SALE CI{EAP
-—-together or separate, a 4 year old
Colt, broke to the hiiriiess and saddle.‘
and it new light and convenient
pleasui'eWiiggoii 8' Iliirncss; Ellqllifo
of the subscriber.
Norvvulk, April7.

 

JAMES REED.

LOUGllS.—liES'I‘Ell. I5l‘Jl.l,'-E.\' liiis_iiistl

received an assorliiieiit of W'aritig"s Cl.‘l-. -‘

....4._

NEW’ FALL «Sr. \VINTER,GOODS.
E GYT 8: N',i1SI[ Have just received 20
pieces BroadClotli of every fashionable color
il.'I(I variety of prit.e; 10 [is blue, blk, airl fancy col'd
Cassimeres; 30 ps Sattiiiet; 60 ps Merino Cireas-
sians among which may be foiiird every color.qualit_v
and price; English and French l\'leriuo Cloths, vari-
ous colors; blue and brown Camblet; green frizt-;
Canton Faniiels; IIJDIPSIICIIO; Di.-vousl-ire Kersey,
Ste A small advance 1'. our cost is all that is asked.

Please call and examine for yoiirseves. Oct. I.

GROCERY iii: PAINT STORE
H E subscribers otl'-:t' to the public at their
store “lvloyts landing” a general assormciit
of good groceries.—Coarse and line salt, Canal and
Southern flour &c. Also Paints, Oil.-', Glass, Putty
-Iuppan and Copel Variiisli, Brushes, Tar, I’itcli,
I‘urperitine, rosin Rzc. Sec.
N. B. Shad, Mackerel and Cod fish.
J. S. 6'1. C. SAMMIS.
Norwalk. Sept. flih I832. '

PAINTS, OILS, t‘3£C.

VET!-IE subscribers are now ofii.-ring a grad

assortment of Paints. Oils, &c. Among
which may be found :-\Vliite Lead, Dry and
Ground; Red .Lead, Spanish Brown, Veiictia
Rt’-‘d.Vcrniilion Red, French Yellow, Chrome
Yellow, Yellow Ocher, Letheriige, Ttirkey Um-
ber. Lamp Black, Seed and Fish Oils, 81,0. See.

New Canaan. Oct. Isl. 1-luy-p 5,; N,i5,;_

NORWVA LE1 COA L-EYARE}.
IIE Public are respcetfiilly inforirietl that the
subscribers have just reveived per scliooncrs
George Waslizngton and Swan, ‘.200 tons ofihi-, much
celebrated Peach Orchard, Si:liuyl;,'.l| Coal, (mind
this season from Sphoii’s mine.) Also, per sloop
Orange I50 tons of Lackawaniia. a superior aI‘Iit_‘lc
for -manufacturing purposes. A ml per scliooner Par-
amount 3000 bushels ofl{iclxrnoudVirgii:i:i Coal, for
Smith‘; use, all of wliicli are warrnntetl inferior to
none to be found it) New Yorkmarket, and cheaper
than can be obtained except by the cargo. They
intend keeping a general assortineiit, and constant
supply on liantl, and solicit the patronage oftlie pub-
lic. Tire following are the pi-iiposc-il present. prices.
For Peach Orchard, direct from vessel $6,7'5

Clean Lump 7,'.2;)
Broken and Screened 8.25
Egg screened 0,75
Nut size , 5,50
Lackawanria, Clean Lump 6,25

Virginia, per chal-'lroii I075
' S'I‘lI.ES CUIITIS &, Co.
Norivalk, July, 27. CI~lARLES 'I'IlO.llAS.

LUMBER AT NEVV CANAAN.
HE subscriber's have received an assort-
ment. ofLuiriber, which they are offering‘
on as good terms as can be purchased elseirliere.
I-Iov'r & NASH.

EIPRTI G39 5.9%.
II)Dl.EBl{OUl{ & LVIOILRIS No. 3 Biirralls
llirlidings liavejnst receiv-=t‘l a general assort-
j)]%(?‘l1‘l1O:j‘.::;1C3;lEt£li(j] lSnt(ii‘pl!e.ol|)nryc Gtoods, which they
-'..i. a ti: .‘!‘ o~.
Norwalk, Sept 3d. 1833.

EEIEIIFNQ CE57-‘.13.-§.SfiilAl’§lS.
Large flSS0l'Il‘ilClll of Black and Col’il Merino
Cll'CtlFSl&llIS and Col’il Miisliiis which are of-

fered very cheap, for sale by
lVlll)IlI.El5Pt()OI{ 8:. MORBIS.
No. 3 Buiralls Buildings. Noriviilk Si-.pt.3iI.
ASH paid for Wlie'.1t., llye, Corn and Outs, at
the Norwalk Mill. IIUBI5 ELL 8; I’Ol'i'I‘EIi.
Sept. I3ili, I833.
iii‘ V‘V11N’Z3' fi{Ui‘§‘t:’e’°¢’ /'..trlI‘iIL'i§{ A LE
 For sale by I'IUl3l;lELI. &. I’OP.'I'ER.
FIG UREI) FLOOR I\l.-'t'I"I‘ING
P.Large assoi-tineut ofvarious shades and patterns
1% just received and for sale by the siibsci'iber.

__ S. The above is ti new and spleiitletl article
and well worthy of the itlifillllfllthof those persoiis
who wish to purizlizise liundsome carpeiiim on tho
i'Il’.‘SI l'01‘tSOT‘£Il)lelCl'IIl.<. NISLSON B. ELLS.
Striigatiielt, Maritliilil. 1833.

U1!“ I-5 ATS. =51]

TIIE Subscriber have on hand an
assortiuciit tiflgeiitlt:nioiis’IIii;.s o fgot:-tl
quality, and intend km.-piiig a full sit; -
.4? ply tirade iii the licst niaiiiier and {iii-
_ ishcd in _Nt-.w York in the latest style.
 Geutlciiii-ti can be supplied with Ilats
to Order upon short notice.

ALI-‘l‘.I?.D MALLORY.

Norivzrll-:, blsircli ‘2. 11:33. 219

0'1 LL I .131 tx'./ILL’

OFFERS for sale a Iiaiid.=nine. and
gt!t‘ltlI'itl assortiiicnt of ll.-\'l.'S, IMCIII
. «ling those, of the latest Ni.-w 'i’ni'k
T/,;.::‘._?__, \, fasliions. Gcutlerricu can be supplied
\_1,’,_;'»“”§_:§ with Ilats to order upon short noti-.:c.
Nortvall-'.l‘r'I:ii'cli IS, 1.9..‘-‘.3.
 L./‘sS'_E‘.l'tt}E?.t’{..-’l'l10 SU'U-<cI‘ibet‘s are now
liar, landing from the srzlir. Niiiit-.y froiii I\'ova Sco-
tia, a cargo of Pl.istei. which they offer for sale at
the lowest. market price. "\"L‘\I. K. J.-\.\lES,
Sept.2-1- M. B. l\ll".AI).

SHOES! SIIOES ll SHOES!!!
""‘ ELSON B. ELLE will keep coiistaiitly on hand
I. H“ 11$-*‘0"ltttt=ttt of Shoes, both irieii’s women's
and cliildreii’s_. of all sizes and descriptions, which
will be sold cheap for cash.

I’. S. 'l‘hose pe.i'soiis wishing to purcliasc, will
please call at the Sauga'ut-k Grocery Store, (ad-
joining the west end of Saiigatiiek Bi-itlge) and thi»,t'
may chance to purcliase some articles in the (.iroccr_v

line cheap on the some terms.
Saiigiituck. May 25.

9E _ CALL APIE) SE 3.

UST received by the subscriber a large assort-
mentof Biifliilo Robes ofthc first quality, which will
be sold at it small advance from cost. Tliose in want
ofthe article will do well to call and exaiiiine before
purcliasiug elsewhere. P. \V. JONES.

Sauzatuck, October 30.

UST I-‘€E1CC.IC1 Vii} 5)--A 300“ insuri-

 
 

 

-. merit ol Cotton Yarn. Wickin,r,r, Wuddiiig and
Batting. Also, Carpet VVarp at 25 cts. per lb., by
Oct.1. I'IOYT&'.NASlI.

N so ‘W’ stresses. bf.
UST Received direct froiu Boston 300 hbls and
halfdo No. 1 and '2 Mackerel ; I50 qiiintals first
quality Codlish; 12 tons superior Nova Scotia, grind

stones. For sale low by the subscribers.
Oct 9.9. IIUBBELL 82. I’OR'I‘I7.R.

Al)lE:' I‘I;*.'.I.‘b'.—-Ari assortriieiit of Ltigllorll
i _j and Legliorn Braid Hats, for sale low. by
Norwalk, April I9. L. M. STEVES

LATHE.
"tEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND Latli, just re-
5% ceived ‘ny b‘Tl.tEE'1‘ 31. J.-\l\Il3S.

LVIAEIOGANY AND CHE IERY.
"V I-IE subscribers would respectfully inform Cab-
inet, Makers, Carpenters, and all those who
are in want of the above mentioned articles, that
they can furnish all kinds oflllahogany cheaper than
can be purchased in New York.
2000 feet firstquality table wood,
2000 do 2 inch, 2 1-4 inch and 2 1-2 inch plank,
1500 do joist, suitable for newel and bed post,
2000 do real good crotch veneers,
500 do crotch veneers for table tops,
3000 do fine shaded veneers,
3000 ito do model wood do.
12000 do clear and wide cherry btizrids.
Sl\'II'I II 81 I~IOYT-

A §_iElliEE£.@E%.. I:

HE Subscribers have on hand anil are cor;-_e
stautly receiving large quantity of good him
her, which they are disposed to sell wholesale or
retail, in lots to suit purelmsers, at ii, very small
iitlvance from cost, the articles are as follows; "I?-

All kinds Shingles and Sitting

‘ ‘ “ Boards “ l’1‘rl"l< _

“ “ _ Timber “ C0|‘|3lC0 Sllcks
“ “ Scantling “ I-Hill

it it L\,]aho,,any it Chm.,.y

" SMITH .v. IIOYT.

Norwalk, June, 22. I834.
%,'§,7INl)0"rV BLlNDS,—.Iust received by the
£~ttI)§L'l‘lI)Pl', Window Blinds, on a new and
improved principle, for sale low bv

JAJIES MALLORY.

 

VVATCHES. _ _ 5.
. _ P. GRIFFEN § '
 New York, No. 3 3
Pearl-street, oppositq“Oak
street, have received by the‘,
late arrivals from Elll'0p¢‘,‘8.‘
--.1 fresh supply of
jfgg, Di/plcz, Patent Lever;
.- Anchor Escapcmcnts,.-

and Plain I'VaIclics,.-
in gold and silver cases; all of which they will.
warrniit superior articles. ~_Togother with a general
aissorttnciit of Black and White Marble, ElJ0I')',-
Alabaster, and Eight Day Clocks.

Also a large assortrtient of Silver Tea and Table
Spoons, Sugar Tongs, t\"..c. &.i:. 'l‘o<¥etli‘er with it
general assortment of Plated and Bi~ita'nni‘Ea \_Vare.- . _l.

N. B. Horizontal, Duplex, and Pate“zi't1'I€.f!{er
Watches cured from all their faults, or the moire}-*
returned. Feb. 10, I834. ‘ '

OR SALE ORTO LEASE FOR ONE OR

MORE YEAP»S—A convenient ilivellinghousé
nt3$l]'ly new, barn and other out buildings, togcthe
with about two acres of land. on which is a young’.
orcliard of selected ripple and other fruit trees, a gooli.
garden. 8-c. pleasently situated imtlie East side 0 '
Five Mile River harbour, in Non'v‘L":‘II{—-it being tli
late rirsitience of the subscriber. _For fer'nis,wIii
will be reasonable, apply to David Lockwood, i
the premises, or tothe subscriber in New Callas
Fell. 9th. 1833. ERASTUS SEELY.

A I«‘iii3si'-1 SUPPLY or GROCER
AT SAUGATUCK, wrcstr E-ND THE BR
F ELSON B. ELLS, has jug; T€lllrl‘l\

New York with an extensive assdflfr
family Groci-rirs of the first quality’ which ,
off.-is for sale cheap for cash. Person: wi
pul‘CIl2l=C, are most respect fiillv invited to call
ziiiiine for tlii-niselvi-s. as he is fiilzv dc,e,.,,
sell us clienp or clietiperthan any oflycr store i
county. He returns his thanks to the public for -the,
past ftii,~oi~g, anil solicits a continuance of their ii
roiiage. .I\o exertions will be spared for the Ira-pp
reeeptioii of all those who will put tlietnselves o‘ui_ 0
the way so much as to call, when they wish i.-,, m.
Chili-U at the Sittigatuclt Grocery Store adjoininir th
west end of the Urlilgc, north side the turnpilze -
Do’nt niistakc the store. '

I’. S. A number of small clocks rm-
clieap. Also some articles in the 
Siiirstatuelc Nov. 1-2.
for sale at very low prices bv

1%§’"‘E§..‘§‘%7%7 BSFNNE
' MlDI)LF.BROOK gr KQRRIS

quantity ofladies and Misses
Norwalk May I8th IE3-I.

 
 

sale ve‘
elry line.

715;‘

qtfifl-V Bi;fine[5

N assotinent of most every kind. just,

1'-.-. and for sale by L. M. S'I‘E\i:-gigiied
i\'nrw:ilk.2'ilny' I3 I-S3-l. ‘ '

DB1’ GGBBS.

/Ea-'lDDI.EBROOl{ & MORRIS are constant,

receiving large adtlitioiial supplies of Fanc
antl Staple Dry Goods, which they will positiviil
sell as cheap as any other cheap store in the Cityk (;
a2ZCP])lI0')1S) I’.irc|iasi-is of Dry Goods me i-espe.-,
fully soliritetl to call and ezrainine their goods ai
judge forthe.ni.<elvi.-s at No 3 ljui-;;ll]’_,~ lguihlingg-_
Norwaik_ May I3t|r I334.
AI.|COES.—- 5()i) ps Ciilicues, v.-.rious price
_]l1Sl’. received, and for sale by
I JANIICS l'lIAI',LOI'lY.
N(7AII S. BAILEY: No 4 I3urrcll’2'r Pniildin
has just returned Itoin New York. ivii-ha gm
assortment of Cloths,Carssime-rs,Vestings suitable f
the Season, one Piece Drab Cloth suitable for _o'v
Coats, Cottoiiett Drawers, a New Article"; -at
Lamb-. Wool Shirts. :1 very fine article.‘ A be
Supply of Stocks. a New Article Superior to any e
or off.-.i'etl in this Village. '
Tailoring done as usual atsliort notice, andin Ii
rate style. A Boy wanted as an Appreiiticc.’
l\'oi'w.'illt. Dec. 23d I833.
I'lH§.73DI{lA L BOOKS. _ \
One Sort of Beaclicrs Aiiiei'ican I"i‘actii: of Net
cine for sale cheap by IVICED dis BUTLER.

I3./\UG:\'l UCK SIIEl".'l'lNGS—-For sale. by H
‘K? bale orless iiuaiitity. Also, Cotton l.Vad-.liii
Batting, and Czaitdleiviclt, for sale by ' ,

MiI)I)I.EI3ROOK S,-, MORRIS,

No. 3 Burrall-i BlIIl(IInQfi.“

- -- w - - 1
GE its .63 s.-. RA YMUNED,
East cm! of Writer’ .5tri.-ct, on the Cirrncr of New Slip;
/-"(7v:—.'—‘i I
'fI"L‘ll’.‘ZilIlIll I

a part :— _

Molasses, ’.ro_;rii Sugar, Lofifantl Lninp do.-OI.
llyson Young llysoii, Ilysou Skin and Sonclioii
'I_'eas; Coll"-2e, Alspice, I’ep_ner, Ginger, Ciiinainiu
Cloves, Nutiiiegs. Pi-.iii-liisli, Chocolate. Currairts
lfigs, I3.-‘i-swnx, Illould and Dipt CillItlltf$,’ Soap
Stazcli, bpaiiisli Indigo, Powder, Shot, Ia{narih:I.~i
Alniorids, l"ilberts. Peanuts, Brazilnuts Bcaii.-,_P;‘i.-t
i‘llLIt.‘Iil|1g',‘SllaVlllg Soap Seg.irs, Lemon Syrup, F?-
ter Oil, Iable Salt, Van Dyke's Mustard, Herri
Vac. &c. &c. &r-.

L .

ALSO—I’ot Ashes, Dry and Pickled Coil FISIIR
Zllacltttrcl by the Bari-el an.-I half I)'.l|'l't’l; Wes
and Soiitlierr. Flour bv the llarrel; Salt ofall kin
Pork Ilams, Slioiildeisaiiil Chops, Beefflams, in
Pork, &c. Nails, all $17.05, Glass, &'c.

N B. All kinds of Pro..'uce taken in excha
Groceries.

 
 

,, ARE now offering to the Public a-go‘:
eral assortmentofGrot:erit's. wIiicll'tlie
will sell as cheap as can be bought t". it

where. The following‘ articli:s coinpris

 

I‘|;glB
A
"'NI)I.-\ il'lA'.I"I'lf‘\lG.—(.'o. (I and plain 6-4,

ting. for sale by .lA‘i\'lES IIIALLORY

'I‘I3lBFIl. AND CORNICE STICKS
%l\IlTlI &. IIOYT, have just received by II
Schooner Abeonii,
95,000 feet timber. cornice sticks, plank and board
500 feet oars, 5,000 cedar posts.
By the sloops Orange and Rover, '.
I00,0t)0 feet Boards and Plank. U\
200,000 (not Williams) but '1‘. S. VViIli~a-ms cros
single and no brand shingles, I
l50,000 Vii;kcry’s Shingles.
N. B. All the above articles are offered
public at a very small ailvance from cost.

‘to ill '-
June

NEVV SURERIER I)RY' GOODS
gv}?/Il.LI;I3I GALE hasjust returned from Na
3 ‘ York with a large assortment of set: ; ....n§
Dry Good—viz 12 ps wide Freueh blk a: : 
greet’) Bombiizines: blk and cul’d Prince"
Crape CilII‘ll;"’2{ for gniitlezrzcifs summer wen..-" . i
and striped Stormoots; blue and yellow IV ' ’
sup aiiil common Ilouen Cassimeres; blue
J.-;aris; brown and mixt linen Drillings; p" " .
brown linens; a large assortment corded Em. -
ps elegant French Priiited Muslins, small 21:1‘
figures; plain and figured India Mattings; 
of col'd Gro dc naps and florenees for ladle.»
yard wide blk and blue black Port de sol a '-
article tor ladies dresses; silk Shawls and fa'':._
I-Idltfs; J00 doz ladies and gentlemens Gloi
.12 cts‘ to $50; a variety of broadcloths a -
col’iI Cassiineres and Sattinets, &.c.
Norwiilk, June 9. 1334-

 

'l”US'l‘ received abtl for sale by the st -
J and splendid ssortment of Double
gig 133,-rel Fowling Guns; also an a-

 

of Musical Instruments. SMITH it
June. 27th. I834. _

MORE NEW DRY GOO
 r..i\i-‘ii’. ‘IV ‘ii-Ii iifil-i‘_"i.. I'll‘ ‘
fill in-.. 2‘ :1 v'‘ "- if !

Uif. ‘ ii.-.~,l. '-fZi.l"‘.i,iJ W" 5'7
 -5? -

E.B. BENNETT -
sale, a good assortment of '
latest fashions. Gentlem ‘
furnished to order upon ’
notice. Norwalk, June §._.I.

GREAT BRGAINS ’
AT NO 2. BURRALL‘S BUIL.I* «-

Y L. M. STEVENS, who will IllISVv="'

.1 hrs: 1-me assortmeiit ofsummer '
which he flatters himselfhe can sell 11' 
will more than compensate put‘Cl1itSOt't

June 2-1.