GREAT BARGAINS
IN DBY GOODS.
I-IE subscriber has just returiied"from New
York with an entire NEW STOCK of Spring
Dry Goods, (at the New Store adjoining the Post
Office, on the west side of the Bridge,) which being
pItI‘clII1SNl atthe present time, when Goods were
never known to be cheaper, he is confident he can
offer greater inducements to purihasers than any
other Establisliment in the County; for the satisfac-
tion of those who entertain a doubt of this, he would
say to them, call and exainine his assortment and
decide for themselves. Itbeing the object of buyers
to procure Goods at as low a rate as possible, he
asks them to call anticxaiiiine his goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere. To purchasers of BROAD-
CLOTHS he can confidently assert, that no mer-
chant in this place can offer asgrcat bargains in that
line as he can. His assortment of Goods embraces
most every article called for in a Dry Goods Store‘
He does not enumerate articles or state prices,
should he do the latter, sotne might think his goods
were so cheap they were not worth looking at or
buying. LAWRENCE M. STEVENS.
Noni alk, April 7.
IIE Subscribers, Agents for the “ Penny [Mag-
azine for the Diffusion ofUseful Kiiowlc-lgc."
]1u;,]ishei]l,l.ll London and republished in monthly
parts in the’ City of New York would infoi'iu the Pub-
,-];c that they have now on hand Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, ll,
14, & 15, at 12 1-2 cents each or $1.50 per year.-
Tlnee things combine to recommend this Publica.
tion, which, in cornbiuation,are found to recotiimciid
no other—1st, the number and quality ofits Einbel-
lighmentg, 2d, t‘-1.:3lntei'est and Practical Usefulness
ofits contents, inst, btit not least the Extremely Low
Price at which it is afforded. Twelve Numbers con-
stitute a volume of-'i04 Royal Octavo Pages.
VVEED &. BUTLER.
Norwalk March 18, I834.
LNDIES STRAW &. LEGHORN II.A'l‘S
ILLIAM GALE basjust received f.ioin New
yo.-1;, 590 Ladies and Misses Leg horn,Split
Straw, Leghorn, L‘. aid. Openwork and '1'l1$Cf'"Y
Straw Ilats, the latest style and patterns, also Eiglit
Boxes splendid Gauze I-lat Ribbons, Straw .EtlgIt1§!S,
Chip Flats, Bonnet Wire, Cane, Ribbon Wire, Col’d
Floiinces, Col’d and Blk Cranes. a large assortment
cf Col’d Lustrings, Ribbons from No. 1 1-" to 30. of
every shade, blk mode, pink, straw. blue. and Wllllc
watered Gro de Na; s, for Hats and Linings, white,
brown and blk Buckraiiis and Crown Linings, _grc-en
gauze, &'c_ N0r\ViIll€, Ap1‘tl7.
VHARLES N. CLOCK has just received frotn
{J New York, brown inuslins by the bale. also
canvas paddings, burlaps. Russia diaper‘. bed 'lCli-
ings, checks. umbrellas, oil clotlis,travelllng ltflfilielsr
buckiam, and blk and col’d crown linings, co’d cam-
bric miislids, blk lustring, also an assortmnient of
Gcntlemeti’s and Youth’s fur hats, all of which will
be disposed of at a liberal per cent. from cost.
Norwalk, March 24 :
UST received, an additional supply of Dry
0 Goods, Groceries, Hard, I-Iollow, Tin, Glass.
Earthen and Wooden Ware, making a general and
complete assortment of each.——All ofthe aliove arti-
cles have been bought at the present reduced prices,
March 15. IIOYT 8:. NASI-I.
FALL & XVINTER GOODS.
E1 1-]{[]'B]3E:[, L, Has this day l'e(‘eIVt"(l
. as large and handsouie assortment of Dry
Goods as was ever offered in this market, which he
will sell at prices less than they can he obtained for
elsewhere. ahliough he l‘-as not got 150 pieces of
Brnadeloths, he has as many and as great a variety
as can be found at any other store in the place.-
Plain and striped (Iassimeres ; Likewise a great
variety of French and English Merino Cloths and
Circassiaus; blue, brown and green Caiizblnts; white,
green, scarlet. black and crimson Flannels; Canton
do; green baize and l'r’zc; a large assortment of Sat-
tinetts ofevery quality and shade; black and scarlet
Merino Shawls; English Merino and Thibct Wool (lo.
Dorcliester and Odean Ticks; Beavertccn: plain and
striped moleskiiis; a splendid assortment of light and
dark Mersailles, Valcricin, silk, satin and velvet
Vestings; French and English bombtizities; Italian
Lustriug; Gro de nap, inarceline, sincliew, sarcrnet
and florence Silks; 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 plain and figd
bobiriet footing ofall widths; thread and bobinet edg-
ings and iusertiugs; plain and figd Swiss, Jocoiict,
tneditini, book and cariiln'ic Muslins; long lawn, linen
carubric, bishop lawn, jaconet, and Sniss Ciavuts;
stript and plaid Cani'orics; a great variety of light
and dark Cliititz. _
(),*,L[(_‘,()ES——Blk and white Ginghams; furniture
Cliiiits 3, 4, 6, and 8 4; cotton diaper 6, 8 and 10-4.
linen dam"sk table. Diapers. Russia do; Russia and
mitation Slieetings; Dowias; brown Holland; brown
Jeans; Irish Litineus; fuie shooting and sliiitrng inns-
lins; Ribbotis, all colors and widths; blk Galooiis by
the ps or box; No 3 blk Rililioiis by the box; flagg,
baudnna and pougce silk I-I dkfs; cotton do; blk, green
pink and white Fiencli Criipes; green worsted Ber-
age; mens H. S., beaver, woodstock and buckskin
Gloves; Ladies II. S. do; buckskin mittens, someof
asuperior quality; l’russiau_ Shawls; blk and coi’d
plain and emb0s'd Cambrics; foundation muslin;
crown linings; travelling b:iskots;_ scarlet tnorecii;
blk lasting; blk Canton and Italian Cravats; blk
and white silk, worsted and cotton Hose; silk velvet
and bonibazine stocks; red and mixt padding. canvass
buckram; super blue Italian SewingS_. Some very lint’-3
Clark’s spool cotton; blue aiitl white cattort yarn_
butts and warlding; suspenders; silk and gingham
Umbrellas; English and German Pitts; buttons of all
kinds; men’s and boys seal caps: Cllllllfebs Fell m0‘
rocco shoes; Gretzian boots; paste boards by the dozoii
or single; silk braids and cords; cotton do; blk tabby
velvet; hang up cord: apron clieckz domestic grnghains
and stripes; brown sheeting by the bale or lessquan.
tity; Osnaburgs and Burlaps; pen knives; scissors:
best steel thiinbles, combs, liaii'. cloth, shaving and
mm}. B,-ugheg; shaving boxes and soap; toilet glasses;
shoe knives. razors, do straps; blk. blue, White. Pink
and straw col’d French Satin: white gauze veilsi
writingpaper, is-c. with many otbes 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. 0.
N PIW GOOIBS
MALLORY hasjast received from New-York
. a new supply of ‘Spring and Suiiirrier Goods.
which ogethcr with his former stock, comprises a
very handsome assorttiient, which will he sold very
cheap, to say the least—as cheap is the order ofthe
day—those wishing to ptircliase will do well to call
and examine for themselves before purchasing else
where.—Among his assortn.eiit are Broadcloths of
almost every shade, quality and price, also black,
blue, mix’t. drab, and fancy striped Cassiriiert-5.
Vestings, a large assortment of Silk, plain and lig’d
Marsailles, Valencia, and other Vestirig, I3-lack silk
Velvet, superior and coriiinon quality, black French
Botubazine. Black Gro de Swiss and other Silks, for
Ladies dresses; green and black sarsnct, black cir-
cassian, merino cassimcre, satinetts, Hatters nap-
ping cloth, Irish linen, yery cheap. calicoes, a good
assortment; cainbric, _;:ic-onet and swiss muslins,
Iineii catnbric, aiirl linen cambric han.lkfs., long
lawn, pongee, and flag silk pocket liandlifs., silk
and crape dress handkfs., 5-4 black iiierhio shawls,
bobbiuet and footing lace. Ladies gloves, Hosiery,
a good assortment; silk iiiiibrcllas, gingham do.,
sliirting muslins, brown sheeting, Dorcliester ticks,
lieaverteen, moleskin, plain and striped ban g-up
cord, French drilling, blue and yellow nankeen,
black and col’d Silesia, col’d camlirics, children and
youth's cloth and fancy caps, cliildreirs red morocco
slices, stocks and collars, Men’s llorskin, VVood-
stock and buckskin gloves,trimmiugs, an assortmei t
of best quality. together with many other articles
not herein mentioned, all of which will be sold on
rneotable terms. GROCE ’tIES.—A good assort
merit of Dry Groceries kept cor.stant|y on hand
viz: tea, sugar, molasses, pepper, alspice, ginger
cinnamon, nutmc gs, cloves, ow.
Noru alk, April. 20th.
CLERIC ‘VAN TE D.
'WAN'1‘ED immediately, a Boy frorri 14 to 16
years of age, to serve as a Clerk in a Dry
Goods Store; suitable recommendations will be re-
quired, apply to ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, Matcli 3, 1834.
C NOW is THE TIME ,
I-IEAPER THAN l:ZVl:2R KNOWN .BEI"ORI'.
'l'lie subscriber has just returned fromNowYorl< with
a large supply of Dry Goods of most every de.~icrip-
'tioii which owing to the unparalleled state of the
timeshe is enabled to sell at prices still reduced. Now
is the time to buy cheap L. M. STEVENS.
Norwalk, May 20
‘I
NE W YORIC OFFICE,
N0. 54 WALL STREET.
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
or N1-zw Yomz, Itave appointed George St.
.Iohn,as their agent in Norwalk and the towns ad-
joining, to insure Houses and other buildings and
property contained in them. such as Dry goods,
Groceries. Sic. &.c. _
agatimt loss or Itamugc by fire.
the Howard company have acapital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security of those
who may have insurance made by said Companyln-
surnce effcted at the lowest premium 82. none, need
be brought from affluence to wantiu consequence
ofloss by Fire; as allcan be protected f'rom its de-
struction by a small yearly stipend. The above
named Agent is authorised to issue Polices to those
who may apply. The Company pursue a libral
and prompt course in adjusting and paying their
losses.
HARD WA.RE
N ORVVALK.
"1 MITH & I-IOYT would iiifor :1] their friends and
b the public generally, that they have received at
their store.a few rods west ofthe Bridge, large addi-
tions to their former stock, which make their assort-
ment of fancy and staple hardware complete. The fol-
lowing area few oftlte principal articles,viz——Knives
and Forks from 38 cts to $10, carvers. deserts and
steels to match; pocketfpen, desk, butchers, bread
and shoe knives: Razors, razor straps, lioiies, shears.
scissors,Watson’s casteel axes, drawing knives,adzes,
butcner’s elaavers; block-tin and brittania tea and
coffee Potts; sugar and milk cups; soup ladies; tea
and table spoons; brass stair rods; brass and glass
commode knobs, commode rings; curtain pins; brass
and iron candlesticks; curtain rings; draw handles;
bed caps; esciitclieons; brass and iron cupboard but-
tons aiidtiiriis; -table, chair and bedstead castors; flat,
round and flush bolts; clotlies,liair, tooth, shoe, scrub-
bing. furniture, paint, pencil, dusting, white wash.
hearth, window, lather and hatter’s stopping and
soft Brushes; cotton, wool and horse cards, steel
and brass tliimblcs; polishing powder; rat and mouse
'I'rps; Slates; lead and slate pencils; chalk and fish
lines: iron shovels and spades; belloivs; sad irons
stands for do; shovels and tongs; andirons; clay. soap-
stone and iron Furnaces; pots and kettles; spiders
with and without lids; frying pans; toasting irons;
iron, composition, copper and sheet iron tea kettles;
gr-iddles; gridiroiis with fluted andstraiglit bars,bake,
sauce, and warming pans; brass kettles; glue pols;
sheep and horse shears: oil cloth for carpeting cariia-,
ges; coach wrenches; whips; trace chains; steelyards;
pocket lanthorns; iron weights; sleigh bell; Waggon
and gig zixels, ttirned with boxes: hooks and hinges;
coal liods and sifters; hemp and manilla cordage:
trunk, chest, draw, cupboard. book case and pad
Locks; carpenter and _joiner’s bench and moulding
planes; axes. compases, mill, cross cut, brass back
compass, web, and circular Saws; steel, iron and
trying Squares; nail hammers, spoke shaves; null
saiv, halfround, rat tail, hand and pitsaw Files; nails
of all kinds. by the keg or less quantity; sash pul-
lies, brass and iron draw rollers; oil and water stones,
beil screw and keys, foot scrapers, window weights,
coffee mills, Scotch spring knob locks, door locks,
shoe piiicers, patent, common and spike gimblets,
double and single barreled fowling pieces, do pistols,
powder horns and flasks, litinter’s bottles, ink stands,
pocket books opera glasses, shaving rnirrors, tea and
dinner hells, cologne water, steel pens, dog collars,
percussion gun cliargers, steel. plated, silver 8' shell
and common spectacles, beads and bead necklaces,
ivory rings stillettoes, ink powder, flutes, fifes, fla-
geolets, clarionets, violins, &.c. Ari assorttnent of
Riissia, Sweeds, American and English bar Iron;
old sable nail rods, brazer’s rods, American.Sweed,
Spring, English. blister and cast Steel; American
and Russia sheet Iron; tiniiien’s shears, cart and
wagon boxes, vices, aiivils, die.
The subscriber would inform the public that many
ofliis goods were imported by himself and can be
sold as cheap or cheaper than any otherestablishinent
in the country. July 1. 1834.
NEW SPRING GOODS,
AT THE OLD VVELL.
HE subscriber is openiiigcattl-we above place
a complete and assortment of SPRING
GOODS. i'ii addition to his former supply OIDU’
Goods, Groceries, Flours,Wines,Teas, Crockery,
I-lardware,Driigs, Medicines, Hats,Slioes._Paints.
Oils. Brushes. Glass, ready made Clothing,
VVo0don and Tin VVai'e, &,c. &.c. all of which
he offers for sale on the most reasonable terms.
His stock of goods is entirely_/‘rc.s'Ii., 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 cash
principle may prove mutually advantageous both
to the seller and the purcliaser,—-as by confining
sales entirely for cash, the seller avoids all risk,
and insures a speedy return of capital, and is
thus enabled to supply his customers at a much
smaller advance than if he were to sell on ere-
dit. The subscriber has therefore concluded to
pursue this course ; and he trusts the public
after examining his goods and prices, will ap-
llr0VC ofthe measure.
Having been for years engaged in the same
business, he flatters himselfthat his experience
has enabled him to succeed not only in furnishing
his store with goods .of the best quality, but
also at unusually reduced prices. Persons re-
Sltllll_t__1_' remotely, may depend upon obtaining here
afull su]ipl_i/ of the various articles they require
and at such reduced prices as will more than
compensate them for the trouble even of com-
ing a great distance to make their purchases.
lle respectfully invites an examination of his
stock and terms. CHARLES PECIL
Oltl Well, (Norwalk) April. 2d 1834.
BRICII.
S0000 first quality Brick for sale, near the office
of B. Isaacs, Esq. Apply to either of the subscri-
bers. M. B. MEAD,
Feb. 24. VV. K. JAMES.
WINDOW BLINDS.
few doz. Veuetion Window Blinds for sale
cheap if called for immediately at
SMl'I"l~l BLACKMAN & I-IOYT.
GAIRDEN SEEDS.
V Ill". siibscribors have just received a fresh sup.
ply of Garden Seeds, raised and put up by
the Shakers, warranted equal to any other.
VVEISD &. BUTLER.
@O'I"l‘()N Sl~IEE'l‘lNGS.—Si.\' bales Brown
Slicetings 81. Shirtirigs, some ver cheap, for
sale by MIDDLEISROOK 32. M(.i_l,§l%IS.
GROCEIIIEQS.
IIE subscriber has just received fmin New
York another extensive assortment of Family
Groceries, which will be sold at very reduced prices
for Cash, For fnt'ther information, please call a
the Saugatuck Grocery Store, adjoining the west
end of Saugatiick Bridge. NELSON B. ELLS.
374*‘ lbs. Flax, for sale by ,.
at}? SF STILES corms 8; Co.
Al’S.-—A new style Boy’s Caps, also Straw,
Tuscan and Leghorn Hats. just rceived and
for sale by JAMES MALLORY.
WASHIONABLE SlLKS.—Now opening, a
new supply of Black and Colored Silks, at low
prices, by JAMES MALLORY.
FANCY st-iAw.Ls.-A great variety
‘ of Sewing Silk, Crape, and Gauze Shawls.
Also 3-4 Silk Muslin Shawls, it new and elegant
article for the present season for sale li
MID DI. EBROOK KLMORRIS,
No. 3 Burrall’s Buildings,
Norwalk, May 13th. 1834
BOARDS SIIINGLE &. SIDING.
~7‘t 'I‘REE’1‘ &. JAMES have received from Sloop
L Meuerva. and Rover largo additional supplies
ofI.unibcr from Catskill and Albany, inalring their
assortinent complete. persons wisliiug to purchase
will find prices and qualities to please.
Norivalk, July 15th.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BY A j
NORIVALK BOOK TSORE.
‘HE Subscribers have now onvhand at the
above Establishment, a complete assortment
of Classical and Common School Books, besides
many Miscellaneous Works, which are offered to
'I‘eacliers, Merchants, and others, Wliolesiile and
Retail, at the lowest prices. The following comprise
a part of the Stock :—
Webster’s Dictionary, Svo.; English Synoniines;
Grove-.’s Greek and English Lexicon;
Goodricli’s Greek Grammar and Exercises ;
Greek Testament; Jacob’s Greek Reader;
Greca lllinora; Histora: Grzecea; C0oper’s Virgil
Virgil Delpliini; Ainsworth’s Distionaiy, 8vo.;
Antlioii’s Ainswortlr, l8mo.;
Gould’s Adam’s Latin Grammar;
Cicera’s Orations, with notes; Horace Delpini ;
Folsom’s Livy; Titi Livii; Latin Tutor;
Hutchinson's Xedophon;
Worcester’s Elements of History :
Goodrich and Mason’s Eccle. History ;
Tytler’s History; VVhelpley’s Cnmpend.;
Goldsinith’s and Gr-imshaw’s History of England,
Greece and Rome;
0‘lncy’s, Matte Brun, Woodbridge, Morse, Cum-
miiigs and Willett’s Geotiraphy;
Worcester and Parley ’s diito for Children;
I‘.-omstock’s Chemistry: Blake’s do.;
Cnnistock’s Natural Philosophy :
J:imieson’s Rhetoric; Hedge’s Logic
Walkers Geometry; ParIey’s Aslronomy;
Days Algebra; Day’s Matliematins;
Playfairs Euclid, Blair’s Lectures:
Gummere’s Gibson and F|int’s Surveying;
Bennett's and Shey’s Book-keeping; --
Porter’s Rhetorical Reader and Analysis ;
First Book of History; Child’s Botany;
Webster’s and \Vz1lker’S Dictionary;
Murray’s Grammar and Exercises;
Brown’s Grammer, Gt‘eciileaf’s do;
English Reader. Introduction dz. Sequal to do;
Popular Lessons: Improved Reader;
Elementary Reader; Political Class Book;
Greenwich, Hale, and Webster’s History of the
United States;
Dabo|l’s. Dilwortli’s, Colburn’s, Sniith’s, 81. Wanzer’
Arithmatics:
Webster’s, Sears’ and Emerson’s, Seplling Book;
Speller 8:. Definer; Juvenile Spelling Book;
rvings Catecliisms of Jewishfiz. Roinau Antiqug
and of Universal and Roman History;
Questions to Blairs Lectures; 'fytler’s History,
and Grimshaws France and Napoleon:
Easy Lessons ; Cliild’s lnstrticttictors ;
Drawing Paper; Writing Paper;
Common and Gilt Edge Leiter Paper :
Writing Books; Cyplieriiig Books; Slates;
Slate and Lead Pencils; Ink Powder;
Ink Stands, &c. &c.—also
A great variety of Bibles, Testaments, Hymn
Books, Prayer Books, Commentaries, Blank Books
of all kinds, I/Vafers, Sealing Wax, Quills. Toy
Books, Paints and Bruslirs, Engravings. School
Rewards, Kzc. for sale very low.
Norwalk, March 25th, WEED & BUTLER.
NORVVA LK DISPENSARY,
No. 6, BURRALUS BUILDINGS.
7 HIS Establishment is constantly furnished
with an extensive assortment of Drugs, Med-
cines, Perfumery, Brushes, Dye Sttiffs, Hatters Ar-
icles, &c., which are warranted of good quality.
and will be sold wholesale or retail, on reasonable
terms. Amongst the Articles may be found :—
Gtiui Opium Tart. Acid. Logwood
Camphor Sup. Carb. Soda Red Wood
—— Myrrli Antimony Fustic
—— A oes Calomel Nic.Wood
—— Arabic Arsenic Cain. Wood
'I'tagacnii. Qtiiiiiiie Verdigi-is
Rochelle Salts Morphine Alcohol
Er soin do Caustic Sliellack
Glauber do Carb. Iron Oil Vitriol
Gentian Laudanum Blue Vitriol
Senna Peregoric Nitric Acid
Pink Castor Oil Copperas
Snake Root Olive Oil Alum
Seiieka Bals. Copaiva Indigo
Chain. Flowers Fir Nutgalls
Sufl'1‘0n Spts. Turpentine Sal.Tar-tar
Oil Spike Hatters {Jacks
OilTar Stop’ug Brushes
Spts. Hartshorn Shoe do
Pearl Barley
Cream Tartar
Arrow Root
Liquorice Nitre Tooth do
Sassaparilla Lee's Pills Wliitewasb do
Peruvian Bark Hygean do Phila. Porter
Rhubarb Syringes London do
Orange Peel Conklin Salve Salt Petre
Isiiig Glass Tamarinds Pearlash
White Mustard Essential Oils Potash
Squills Essences Sal. Eratus
Sulpber Opodeldoc Castilc Soap
Brimstone Aromatic Snuff Jank Bottles
Polaryl Starch Itch Ointment White do
White VVax Blue do Vials
Bees Wax Hat lem Oil Tobacc s&. Snuff
Cochineal British Oil Sponge
Magnesia Soda Powders IIull’s
Ox. Acid. Seidlitz do Emery
Oil Soap Lemon syrup Swaim’s Panacea
Norwalk, July I6. ‘NEED 8!. BUTLER.
SPRING & SUIVIMER GODS.
ILLIAM GALE. has just received a large
supply of Goods situable for tli'e present and
approacliirig season. A few pieces of superior
yard wide black and blue black Gro de Swiss and
Italian Silks; Black and blue black Marcelines;
colored Silks ofalinostevery description, 10 ps su.
pee and common wide French bombazirie, blk p.tin-
eettus and tastings, a large assortment of sewing
silk, crape, gauze and silk fancy dress shawls and
hdkt's., 50 blk, scarlet and white meriiio shawls,
100 ps French tntislins and ginghams, new style, 50
ps. French printed musliiis, elegant style and pat-
terns, brown and green parasois, fig’d and plain.
umbrellas, 500 ps French, English, and domestic
czilicoes, from 9 cts. to 56 cts.. 3000 yds bleached and
brown sheetings and sliirtings, from 6 cts. to 25 cts,
30 ps Odean, Dorcliester and common tickings.
from S) cts. to 23 cts., white counterpanes. 40 ps
sliirting, linens, beavertecns, bangup cord, at large
assortment of thin Goods, for Gentlemen’s and
Youths summer wear, broadclotlis, cassimeres, and
satinnets, of almost every shade, color, and price,
India matting and carpetiug,10 boxes elegant gauze
lustring and white satin ribbons, for not trimintng,
fig’d and plain green backing baize, for floor cloths,
green and blue table covers, Russia diapers. Russia
shes-tings, fine birds-e_ve diapers, 8-4 and 10-4 fine
linen table diapers, 40 ps super blue and y low
nankeen. bobbinet laces and quillings, all widths,
Grecian lace, blond quillings, an elegantassortmeut
of Gentlemeus fur hats, a large assortment ofLadies
and Misses fine leghorn, split straw, leghorn braid,
tiiscan and opcnwork straw hats, and very cheap,
100 youths cloth caps, of different sizes, 10 doz.
Mens and Youths‘ straw l.ats.
Norwalk, May 13.
W‘! SUMMER GOODS.
HE Subscriber will this day receive a large
addition to his stock of Dry Goods, such as Broad-
cloths, Cassimeres and Satinets, Irish linens, silks of
most every description; ladies Hats, ruens ditto,
youths Caps, and all other seasonable goods. Those
in want of any article in the Dry Goods line, are
respectftilly invited to call and examine his prices 8,-
quality. Every reasonable effort will be made to
give satifactiou to customers. L.M. STEVENS.
Norwalk, June 12, I834.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY.
PRIZES ! PRIZES l l PRIZES ! I
V-Eff HE Palace of Fortune is constantly supplying
its ctistoniers with the Leaders; 81.it is acknowl-
edged by those who know, that there have been more
Capital prizes sold st this office than at any otherin
the country. Adventurers are informed that as this
is the last year ofthe present lottery, the managers
are now laying before the public some ofthe most
brilliant schemes ever offered and that those who
intend to sail on that
"Tide in the affairs ofmen
\Vhich taken at the flood leads on to'Fortune.”
may now invest.—Veuders supplied on liberalterms.
N. B. The lottery draws in this place once a week.
Tickets always on hand at No. 4 Burrall’s Buildings.
Forwalk, .Iune 10. R. A. WILLIAMS.
SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS.
URN KEYS, Scarificators and Ctips, Laiicets,
810., for sale by VVEE D &- BU'l‘I.ER.
RISH LINN ENS ot'a superior quality and war-
rnnti-d free froui cotton, for sale, cheaper than
ever oll'..-red in this village,
IIIIDDLEBROOK ii’ MORRIS-,
Norwalk, July 22.
To OLD & YOUNG IIOUSEKEEPERS
STYLES CUR'I. IS 81. Co. have at their Store, a
few rods South of the. Bridge, a general and
extensive assortment of House-keeping Articles;
Plain and Japan Tin Ware, Hard andl-Iollow ware,
Stoves, Grates, Sic. 8:c. Among their assortment
may he found Britannia, Block Tin and Pewter
ware, English and American Hollow ware, Brass
Kettles,finislied and unfiiiislied,Silver Plated Table
and Tea Spoons, also Britannia, Block Tin, Tin
Plate, and Iron do.; Table and Dessert Knives and
Forks, Plated‘ and Steel Snuffers and Trays. Tea
Waiters. Japan and Brass Lamps, Brass, Tin and
Iron Candlesticks. Copper, Tin, Iron and Composi-
tion Tea Kettles, Irotr, Tin and Coinpositlon Sauce-
pan, Brass Tip ed Hand Irons, Shovels and Tongs,
Coffee Mills, Stoves, and Chafing Dishes, Gridirons,
Toast Irons. and Sad Irons, Warming Pans, Com-
mon and Fancy Bellows, Britannia Tea. and Coffee
Pots. some new and elegant patterns, Soap Stone,
Clay and Iron Furnaces, Sheet Iron, Sheet Lead,
Sheet Copper, &.c.
A General Assortment of Grrocery Fix-
tures, such as Oil barrels, Fens, pewter
Faucets, Brass Faucets Molasses Gates, Drai-
ners, Scales, Beams.Weig_rlits and lVlea=ures,&c.
in NOTICE.
'__1’.9_.:F'
the publicin general, that his Packets have
commenced their weekly Trips and will sailfrom
his landing to Peck Slip in the following manner;
Sloop MECHANIC, ALDEN Bno'rHwt:LL Master,
will sail Tuesdays and return Saturdays; Sloop
CITIZEN. Sam’l. T. Morcliousc, Masteixwill sa«il
Saturdays&' retttrnon Tliursilays, For Fi'eiglit or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to eitherof the
Captains on board their respective vessels.
MONSON HOYT.
Norwalk, April 20. 1834.
_ NEW ESTABLISI-IMEN'l‘,
At Norwalk, cast of the Bridge,
Tin, Sheet Iron and Stove VVarehouse.
LESTER BE LDEN,woul<l in-
form the public that he has com-
' menced business in the above line,
at this place. All orders in Tin,
Sheet Iron and Copper, executed
at short notice. He will keep con-
stantly on hand, most kinds of
house--keeping articles, such as
jappan, tin, brass and copper
VVares, hollow ware, sad irons, knives, spoons,
bellows, &Lc.
LIKEWISE,-—An extensive assortment of the
most approved Cooking Stoves, Coal Stoves, open
Frankliiis. and Dr. Nott’s improved patent. All of
the above articles will be afforded at the lowest mar-
ketprices
Norwalk, October 29, 1833.
STOVE S, GRATES, &c.
;=3"' JUST landed from sloop
Paragon and Mechanic, 200
Cooking Stoves, consisting of
Cornell, Cunninghan 8‘ Co's,
I-loyt’s, James’s and VVilsop’s
improved paterns; wireplate
, and box Stoves; coal Stoves,
'1; --— various patterns; Nott’s stipe-
- _ riot’ Coal Stoves and Parlor
Grates. Also, a large assortment of common Soap-
stone brass mounted and broiized Grates, all of which
will be sold at the lowest New, York prices for cash.
N. B. No strives sold except for Cash or approved
notes on interest.
NOT'I"S IMPROVED STOVE_S 8' GRATES,
For burning Anthracite coal, which for neatness safe-
ty and economy, surpass any thing 'tliat has been
introduced. The above stoves are for sale by
STILES CUR'l‘iS $2. Co.
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ASTlNGS.—The si'ibscriber,agent for Goo.
E. Waring, of Stamford, will furnish to
order,Cast:ings of all kinds, at furnice prices.
Any pcrsc.r in want will vlease call on
Norwalk, March 24. LESTER BELDEN,
N. B. The highest market price paid for old
wrought and cast iron, copper, brass, pewter
and lead.
LOUGHS.— LESTER. BEL DEN hasjust
received an assortment of \Varing’s cele-
brated two-point and other Plougus, all warrant-
ed to give good satisfaction. Apply at his es-
tablisliment east side the Bridge.
Norwalk, March 24, 1834.
CALICOE S.
Large and Elegant Assortment of English
French and American prints, many new
and desirable patterns of all qualities and prices
or sale by MIDDLEBROOK dz. l\IOl~‘.RIS.
NOTICE. , _
I-IE Copartuership heretofore existing under
the firm of C. S. 8:. VV. Day, in the earthenware bu-
siness, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
same business will be conducted hereafter by C. S.
Day, who will settle the business ofthe late concern.
CHARLES. S. DAY,
Norwalk,l7tli. I333. IVARI) DAY. 523m"
REAT BA RGAlNS.—Tlie subscriber having
come to the determination to relinquish the
Dry Goods Business in this place, offers to sell his
entire Stock at Cost. Those in want of cheap Dry
Goods will do well to call soon.
All persons having unsettled accounts with the
subscriber, can have an opportunity of settling with
him till the 20th of March next,after that time, look
out for Old H—-—-—s. L. HUBBELL.
Norwalk, Feb. 10; I834.
HATTERS ARTICLES.
LCOI-IOL; Shellach , Verdigris; Nutgall ;
Copperas; Oil Vitriol: Ext. Logwood ; Jacks;
Stopping Brushes ; Blocking Twine ; ac. Ste.
The above articlas are for sale cheap, for cash
onh , by the Subscribers VVEED 3.: BUTLER.
Norwalk, April 1, I834.
GENUINE HYGEIAN PILLS.
FRESH supply just received, and for sale by
A the only authorised Agent for Saugatuck.
P. S. The above Medicine is accompanied by tho
recomiuendations of thousands who have been our
ed of every kind of disease by the use ofthem.
Saugattick, April 11. NELSON B. ELLS.
CLOCIIS. CLOCICS.
HE Suascriber has just received an assortment
of Clocks of various patterns, which will be
sold as cheap as the cheapest. l
Norwalk, Jan. 27. EDWIN GLOVEK
NEW SUPPLY OF ,STONE.
I-IE subscriber has just received a large sup-
ply of Marble, suitable for Grave Stones,
Hearth Stones, Ere. also North River Flagg for
Hearth Stones, which he offers for sale cheap for
cash. Also, about 300 bushels of sand. Aiielegarit
Pedestal Monument of White Marble, for sale at his
establishment a few rods east of the Bridge.
l‘torwaIk,June 11. EDMOND PRICE.
8; are now offering agood
assortment of men’s, youtli’s and bo_v’sHats of
the latest fashions. Also, fur, cloth and leather Caps.
All of which will be offered very low. Oct. 1st.
LOVER, TIMOTHY, and RED-TOP SEED
of the first quality. on hand and for sale by
New Canaan, March 15. HOYT 81. NASH.
NEW SUPPLY.
TREET 82. JAMES have received from Catskill
an addition to their Stock of Lumber, consisting
ofSiding, Scantling dzc, which, with their former
stock, makes their assortment complete.
April 21, 1834.
GARDEN SEEDS.
LARGE assortmeiit,~just received and for sale
cheap, by EDI/VIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk. April 14th, 1834.
W ALCOLMES Bible Dictionary intended prin-
cipally for Sunday School Teuclicrs and Bi-
ble Classes. '1‘he Nurse’s Manual and young Moth-
ers Guidc by Richard S. Kissaiu M. D.jus: received
at the NORWALK |300l{S'1‘0RE.
Norwalk June 28th.
NEW FALL &. WINTER GOODS.
& NASH Have just received 20
pieces BroadClotli of every fashionable color
and variety of price; 10 ps blue, blk, and fancy cord
Cassimeres; 30 ps Sattinet; 60 ps Merino Circus-
sians among which may be found every color,quality
and price; English and French Merino Cloths, vari-
ous colors; blue and brown Camblet; green frize;
Canton Fannels; domestic do; Devonsliire Kersey,
81.0 A small advance from cost is all that is asked.
Please call and examine for yoursevcs. Oct. 1.
GROCERY & PAINT STORE
I-IE subscribers offer to the public at their
store “lloyts landing” a general assorment
of good groceries.-—-Coarse and fine salt, Canal and
Soutlieru flour &c. Also Paints, Oils, Gloss, Putty
Jappan and Copel Vai'iiisli, Brushes, Tar, Pitch,
Turpentine, rosin Sic. Size.
N. B. Shad, Mackerel and Cod fish.
J. S. &. C. SAMMIS.
Norwalk, Sent. on. 1333.
PAINTS, OILS, &C.
TI-IE subscribers are now offering a good
_ assortment of Paints, Oils, Syc. Among
which may be found :—-VVhite Lead, Dry and
Ground; Rod Lead. Spanish Brown, Venetia
Red,Vermihon Red, French Yellow, Chrome
Yellow, Yellow Ocher, Letherage. Turkey Um-
lief. Lamp Black. Seed and Fish Oils. &.c. &.c.
New Canaan. Oct. 1st. Hoy-p & N,,S,,_
RWALIC COAL-YARD.
HE Public areirespectfullv informed mat me
subscribers have just reveived per scliooners
George Washington and Sivan, 200 tons ofilie much
celebrated Peach Orchard, Schuylkill Coal. (Mind
this season froui Splion’s mine.) Also, per sloop
Orange 150 tons of Lackawannii. a superior article
for manufacturing purposes. And per schooner Par.
amount 3000 bushels ot'RiclimondVii'gir.i:i Coal. for
Smith's use, all of‘ which are warranted inferior to
none to be found in New York market, and clieapei
than can be obtained except by the cargo. They
intend keeping a general assortment, and constant
supply on liaiid, and solicittlie patronage ofthe pub-
lic. Tire following are the proposed present prices.
For Peach Orchard, direct fioin vessel 5',-36,75
Clean Lump 7,25
Broken and Screened 8.25
Egg screened 6,15
Nut size 5,530
Lackaivanna, Clean Lump 6,25
Virginia, per clialdrnii 10.75
-STILES CUR'I'IS'd'1. Co.
Norwalk, July, 27'. CHARLES 'l'I-IOMAS.
. DRY GOODS.
IDDLEBROOK & MORRIS No. 3 Burralls
Bulidings havejiist received a general assort-
ment ofEancy and Staple Dry Goods, which they
offer as a small advance from coat.
Norwalk, Sept 3d. 1833.
IVIERINO CIIRCASSIANS.
Large assortment of Black and Col’d Merino
Circassians and Col’d Mnslins which are of-
fered very cheap, for sale by
- MIDDLEBROOK 81. MORBIS.
No. 3 Biirralls Buildings. Norwnlk Sept. 3d.
ASH paid for Wheat, Rye, (‘orb and Outs, at
the l‘.‘oi'walk Mill. HUBBELL 8!. PORTER.
Sept‘. 13th, 1833.
§V\7AN’S I{UCI{.\VATER ALE
For sale by HUBBELL 82. PORTER.
FIGURED FLOOR MATTING
P.Large assortment of various shades and patterns
just received and for sale by the subscriber.
S. The above is a new and splerided article
and well worthy of the attention :0!" those persons
who wish to purchase handsome carpeting on the
most reasonable tertns. NELSON B. ELLS.
Saugatuck, l\/lat-cb3d. 1833.
E.B. BEN NET’1't‘.0ll'eYS R I‘
sale, a good assortment of Hats ofthe
latest fashions, Gentlemen can be
furnished to order upon the shortest
' :5 notice. Norwalk. June 22.
ll? HATS. £11
TIIE Subscriber have on hand an
assortment ofgeiitlenieiis’Hats o f'good
qtiality,aiid intend keeping a full slip-
ply made in the best manner and fin-
.. ished in New Yorkin the latest style.
- _ ‘‘3 Gentlemen can be supplied with Huts
to Order upon short notice.
ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, March ‘.7. 1833. 219
W 1 LL! .~1il1 f.-r'ALE
OFFERS for sale a handsome and
general assortment of HATS, iiiclti
ding those of the latest New York
fashions. Gentlemen can be supplied
' ' with I-Iatsto order upon short notice.
Norwalk.Marcli IS, 1833.
Al)lE:’-j l~lA’l":j.—-Ari flsSt)l'l.lI]('llI of Lt-.glinrii
1 and Leghorn Braid Hats, for sale low, by
Norwalk, April 19. L. M. STEVENS
BAA tr. _
%EVENTY-FIVE Tl-IOUSAND Lath, just to-
K ceived by STREET 8:. .I.-\MlCS.
liIA HOGAN Y AND C HE its BY.
7 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 oflllaliogariy cheaper than
can be purchased in New York.
2000 feet first quality 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 do dqmodel wood do.
12000 do clear and wide cherry boards.
SMI'l‘l-I 8: HOYT.
UMBER.
HE Subscribers have on hand and are con-
stantly receiving large quantity of good him.
her, which they are disposed to sell wholesale or
retail, in lots to suit purchasers, at a very small
advance from cost, the articles are as follows, viz
«
All kinds Shingles and Siding
‘ ‘ “ oards “ Plank _
“ “ Timber “ Cornice Sticks
“ “ Scantling “ Lath
“ “ Mahogany “ Chen
'3’
SMITH &. HOYT.
Norwalk. J min, 22, 1834.
INDO‘vV BLlNDS,—-.Iust received by the
subscriber, Window Blinds, on a new and
improved principle, for sale low by
JAMES MALLORY.
NEW GODS.
At the New Store, No. 2, Burrall’s Build-
ings, VI/'cst tire Bridge.
AWRENCE M. STEVENS, has this day re-
turned from New York with a large supply of
seasonable Dry Goods, which, in addition to the
stock he purchased a few days since, makes his as-
sortment very complete. His stock of goods having
been purchased at the present state of the market
puts him beyond the reach of competition, and ena-
bles him to sell his goods much less than they can be
purchased elsewhere. Buyers may depend they will
find it to their advantage to give him a call before
purchasing elsewhere. Among his goods he enu-
merates the following few, viz.: Btoadclotlis, Cas-
simeres, Satiunets, and vestiugs, unusually low;
CALICOES, decidedly the best assortment in Fair-
field County, the new style ofthe patterns, the rich-
uess of the colors have never been surpassed, Ging-
hams and printed muslins, a good assortment, splen-
did white and green gauze veils, a large assortment
of sewing silk, crape, and other dress shawls and
hdkl's'., 16 doz. Ladies and Genilemens gloves, silks
of most every style, color, and quality. A large as;
sortmeiit of summer goods, for rnens’ and youths
apparel. some new style. beaverteens and bang-up
cord, some superior qualities, merino sliaivls, palm
leaf hats, silk umbrellas, bedticking,6d a yard less
than former prices, cotton, wick, yarn, batts, &c.
Norwalk, April 19.
Al)lES STRAW HA'I'S.—Just received by
VViu. GALE, a. good assortment of Ladies fine
splitstraw, leghoru braid, and Tuscan straw‘ Hats‘.
Also, Misses legliorn braid and Split Sll‘i1\V. I01’ Sale
cheap. June 30.
‘ms'i.'.=.r.=.. ‘
N 8:.
sdlv, New Your, N... 333 ,
Pearl-street, opposite Oak 3
street, have received by the
late arrivals from Europe a
fresh supply of
Duplex, Patent Lever,
. Anclzor Escapements,
_ and Plain IVatc7ies,»
in gold and silver cases; all of which they will '
ivarrani superior articles. Together with a general
assortment of Black and Wliite.Marble, Ebony, a
Alabaster, and Eight Day Clocks,
N50 ‘I large assortment of Silver Tea and Table
Sl’°°“5. Sugar T°“gS. &.c. &c. Together with a '
general assortment of Plated and Britannia W'ai-e,
N. B. I'Iorizontal, Duplex, and Patent Lever
Watclies cured from all their faults, or the money
returned. Feb, 10, ]334_ 6
on SALE onro LEASE ro . P
MORE YEARS-—A convenient dlviielolilrfolfioiik‘
nearly new, barn and other out buildings tobtiethsii
with about two acres of land. on which ii abou 6.1,
orchard ofselected apple and otberfruittrees 3 on?
§.’31'<l0"- 3i'c- pleasently situated on the East, sifieolfad
Five Mile River harbour, in Norwalk--it be;,, .110
late residence of the subscriber. For terms 13.‘ ‘[6
will be reasonable, apply to David Lockwodd [C l’
the premises, or totlie subscriber in New o..,,,’,,',l,'m'
Feb. 9th. I833. F.l?*S'l‘{T§ _Q_Ia"I'.‘l u ' ...,'_.~
A FRESH SUI‘ . r fir‘ _.~ . .
A'I‘ SAUGATUCK, l...'~.'. I‘.’l.. , :1 g .,
B. J._,3.' 1-.‘ }!‘,\r" _ :13“; r .
New York who an extensive assortment
family Groceries of the first quality, which he now‘
offers for sale cheap for cash. Persons wishing to-:
purchase, are most respectfully invited to call and-ex-"
amine for themselves, as he is fully determined to‘
sell as cheap or cheaper than any other store in the
county. Ilc returns his thanks to the public for their
past favors, ariil solicits a continuance of their pat-
ronage. No exertions will be spared for the happy
reception of all those who will put iheniselvcs out of x
the way so niticli as to call, when they wish to pure ' '
chase at the Saugatuck Grocery Store flfljolnlnrr the.
west end of the Bridge, north side the IlI|‘DpllIC.~_
Do’nt mistake the store.
P. S. A number of small clocks for sale very
cheap. Also some articles in the jewelry line.
S:ItlEltI.llCl{ Nov. 12.
srtittaw BtB_NNE'[‘.es_
rpiantity ofladies and Misses Straw Bonnets,
[Q for sale at very low prices by ~
MIDDLEBROOK & MORRIS.
Norwalk May 13th 1834. -
& N assotinent of most every kind, just received
. and for sale by L. M. STEVENS.
Norwalk. May 13 I834. ,.
DRY GOODS.
IDDLEBROOK& MORRIS are cbnstitritly
receiving large additional Supplies of Fan.-
aiid Staple Dry Goods, which they will po_.;j;jve|y
sell as cheap as any other cheap store in the City (3:
EJI(If?])ll07lS). Purchasers of Dr_v.Goods are respect
fully solicited to call and examine their goods and
judge fortliotuselves at No 3 Burrall’s Buildings.
Norwaik_ May 13th 1834.
€A_LICOES.—5(_)f) ps Calicoes, various prices,
just received, and for sale b
JAMES MALLORY. .
OAII S. BAILEY: No 4 Burr'ell’s Biiildirigs
has just returned ftoin New York. with a good
assortment of Cloths,Carssimers,Vesiiiigs suitable for
the Season, one Piece Drab Cloth suitable for o'vei
Coats, Cottonett Drawers, a New Article; als
Lambs Wool Shirts. a very fine article. A No
Supply of Stocks, :1 New Article Superior to any ev
er offered in this Village. ‘ ._
Tailoring done as usual atshort notice, and in firs
rate style. A Boy wanted as an Apprentice.
Norwalk, Dec. 23d 1833. ~
IIIEDICAL BOO}.-'{S.
One Sett of Beachers American Practic of Med?
cine for sale cheap by VVICED & BUTLER.
"QAUGATUCK SHEE'I'lNGS—For sale by ili
% bale or less quantity. Also, Cotton VVudding
Batting, and Candlewick, for salehy a
MiDDLEl3ROOK -Sr MORRIS, I
No. 3 Btirralls Buildings.
GEBEBS & RAYMOND, ,
East. and of Illilcr Street, on t/'iaCorncr of New -Slip,<
,.
ARE now offering to the Public a gen
eral assortment of Groceries. which the
will sell as cheap as can he bought else
where. The following articles coiiipris
giaiiiiiiiiitt 1' -
5;
a part :—
llllllilsfefiy BTOWII Sugar, Loiifand Lump do.-—Olt'l
Ilysoii I ourig Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong
L035? Coll‘-‘C: AlSI>|Ct?, l’Pm)Pr. Ginger, Ciiinaintni,
(gloves, l\utrnegs, Pearlash. Chocolate. Currants,
l:lé’S. B“V“-“-‘"53-‘I, Mutild and Dipt Candles, Soap‘,
bmlclly bllflltlill Imlrgo, Powder, Shot, Tiimarinils;
Almonds, Fillierts. f'eanuts, Bi-iizilnuis Beans, Pa.-to
Blackirig, Shaving Soap, Segars, Lemon Syrup, (‘.;,5.
tor Oil, Table Salt, Van Dyke's Mustard, Ilerring,
t\'.c. &c. Ste; &c. '
ALSO-—I‘ot Ashes, Dry and Pickled Cod Fish and
i\'Iackc.rel by the Barrel and liall'B.ii'rel; Western-
and Southern Flour bv the Barrel; Salt ofall kind -,.
Pork Iltllils, Sliotildeixs and Chops, Bcefliatris, me
l’0|‘lt. (kc. Nails, all sizes, Glass, &'c. ‘-
N All kinds of'l’r'odu.:e taken in exchange I’ r.
Groceries. *
l\l'DIA ll'IA'.l"I‘lNG.——(.'0. (l and plain Ii"-4 M i
“".‘-.'- ll’? Stilt: by .IA;Vll‘IS MALLORY
TIMBFR AND CORNIOE STICKS '
§‘§h'IlTII 81. IIOYT, have just received by tli
_ Sclionner Abeona,
902000 feet timber, cornice sticks, plank a.-nd board
500 feet oars, 5,000 cedar posts.
By the sloops Orange and Rover, ’
100,000 feet Boards and Plank.
200,000 (not_ Williams) but '1‘. S. \Villiams cros.
single and no brand shingles.
150,000 Vicltery’s Shingles.
N._ B. All the above articles are offeretl to the
public at a very small advance from cost. .Itriie 25
NEVV SUIVIMIE R. DRY GOODS
' ILLI.-XM GALE hasjust returnrd from Net
York with a large assortment of seasotiabl
Dry Good—viz 12 ps wide French blk and dark
green Bombaaiiies; blk and Col’d Princettas; bl
Crape Camblct for gentlemen’s summer wear; mix
and striped Szormonts; blue and yellow Ntiiikeeu
sup and common Rouen Cassimeres; blue twille
Jeans; brown and inixt linen Drillings; plane an
brown linens; a large assortment corded Skirts;E
ps elegant French Printed Muslins, small and lariv
figures; plain and figured liidia Mattings; an ass-
of col’d Gro de naps and florences for ladies dressr
yard wide blk and blue black Pou do soi a splend
article for ladies dresses; silk Shawls and fancy drc
Hdkfis; 100 doz ladies and gentlemens Gloves, fro
]2 cts to $150; a variety of broadcloths and fan-
col’d Cassiineres and Sattinets, &c.
Norwalk, June 9, 1834.
UST received ahd for sale by the subscrib-
and splendid ssortment of Double and S.
gle Barrel Fowling Guns; also an assortm-
of Musical Instruments. SMITH 8: HO‘..-
Jiine. 27th, 1834.
MORE NEW DRY GOODS.
JAMES MALLORY, hasjust returned from ‘i‘‘»’«.
York with an additional supply of very cl. --
Dry Coods among them may be found some t _~.
good bargains.
Norwalk, June 17th.
GREAT BRGAINS
AT NO 2. BURRALL‘S BUILDINGS
Y L M. STEVENS, who will this day re
a first rate assortment of Summer Dry G : .
which he flatters liirnselflie can sell at price "
will more than compensate purchasers for c:"l1'1:j
June 24.
N i<iW SUPPLY. ,
UST Received direct from Boston 300. bbi». azu-
halfdo No. 1 and 2Mackercl ‘ I5" 'j"""=l -a tits‘
quality Codfish; 12 tons superior “ - ..- *
stones. For sale low by the Sllbst -
our 29, IIUBBI-11 .. “T I '3
Norwalk Chronicler