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MORE NEW GOODS
AT SAUGAT UCK.
'5' W. TAYLOR, is constantly receiving at his
3 0 Store, a few rods West ofthe bridge, such ad-
ditions to his stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
as will render his assortment complete. Also, a
small stock of Dar GROCERIES, of the best quality.
'l‘he public are requested to examine his goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Siiugatuclr, Nov. 10.
RY GOOD AND CROCKERY STORE.-—
A general assortment of Dry Goods and
Crockery may always be found, and at the very low-
osto market prices at the Store of J. MALLORY:
ct. 7.
NEW SUPPLY OF STONE.
HE subscriber has just received a large sup-
ply of Marble, suitable for Grave Stones,
I-Iearth Stones, &~c. also North River Flagg for
Hearth Stones, which he offers for sale «r:2*.;,-up for
cash. Also, about 300 bushels of ziirid. An elegant
Pedestal Monument of W bite Marble, for sale at his
establishmcm .2 ‘ rods east of the Bridge.
10$-'4 2 ' EDMOND PRICE.
3 :7 SUPPLY.
i".'-."..l"-:'. 3‘ " " -‘ 'lES have received from Catskill
. ”~ .....auulIlOD to their Stock of Lumber, consisting
of Siding, Scantling &c, which, with their former
stock, mi-.kes their assortment complete.
April 21, 1834.
CAPS, CAPS.
A FIRST rate assortment of fur,hair seal and
cloth caps for sale by E. BNNE'I"I’
Norwalk, Nov. ,l83-1.
HARLES N. CLOCK has just received from
New York, brown muslins by the bale, also
canvas paddings, burlaps, Russia diaper, bed tick-
ings, cliecks. umbrellas, oil clofhs,travelling baskets,
buckiain, and blk and col’d crown linings, co’d cam-
hric muslids, blk lustriug, also an assortmment of
Gentleman's and Youtli‘s fur hats, all of which will
be disposed ofat a liberal per cent. from cost.
Norrr alk, March 24:
; §'TAIiI_FORD.
. ‘ T‘ TO LE’1‘ with immediate possesion,
a snug Cottage,laie the residence of.Iaines Skelding,
Esq. deceased. with Ice-house, and other suitable
out buiIilincs,and arden well stocked, iihounding
with choice fruit Tries, pleasantly situated near the
water side; or for sale with I4 acres of good land.
including two capitol orchards of grafted trees. in
full bearing, of which possession may be had on the
isi of April next. Rent ofilie Cottage, &c. till that
Period- $00 or sale price for tlieSw[iplgu?:\I-‘i0(lI(g.--
a ly to . . l .
PSI-amfo, May 26. 2ltf.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
One Sett of Beachers American Practic ofMedi-
eine for sale cheap by VVEED & BUTLER.
BOARDS SHINGLE &. SIDING.
QTREET & JAMES have received front Sloop
I " Meuerva and Rover large additional supplies
of Lumber from Catskill and Albany, making their
assortment complete. persons wishing to purchase
will find prices and qrialilies to please.
Norwalk, July 15th.
APS.-A new style Bo_v's Caps, also Straw
Tuscan and Leghorn Hats. just rceivr-d and
for salt»-li_v JAIIIES MALLOHY.
NE‘-W SIlPI’LY.
UST Received direct from Boston 300 libls and
halfdn No. I and 2 Mackerel; I50 quintals first
quality Codfisli; 12 tons superior Nova Scoiia, grind
stones. 1' or sale low by the siili-crib:-is.
I'IUBltF.LL &. PORTER.
MEIIINO SI-IA \VLS.
LARGE assorliiiiznt of blk and scarlet 7 8!. 8-4
Hiiilaqiiiiie’S super kind. Also, various sizes
Tliibet Wool Sliauls, just received and for salt) at
such prices as will warrant their sale to any person
wishing :1 first rate aritcle. L. M. STEVENS.
August 95.
BEAT BARGAINS IN MERINO
SHAWI..S.—l00 of the above article. the
cheapest ever offered in this place. Also, Thibet
Wool Shawls, the best ever offered to the public.
Sept. 9. 3 E. STEVENS-
GREAT BARGAINS
AT NO 2. BURl{ALL‘S BUILDINGS,
Y L M. S'I‘l-LVENS. who will this day receive
a first rate asst-rtmt-nt ofSuinmei' Dry Goods.
which he flutters himst-lfht-. can sell at prices that
will more than compensate ‘purchasers for calling.
June 24.
E*\.\SI'llO.\'ABLF. SlLKS.—Now opening, a
, new sripply of Black and f'olol'ed Silks, at low
pI‘lC0"S, by JAMES MALLORY.
7!‘ NOTICE.
0 All whom it may concern. The Notes and
Book Accounts ofthe late firm of Smith, Blackman
81. Hoyt, must be settled within thirty days from
date, as the absence ofthe partners requires the con-
cern to be settled. All (lelinquents may expect to
pay cost. EDWIN HOYI‘.
Norwalk. Oct. 28, 1834.
C HRISTIAN LIBRA RY.—Thl5
cl-eapesf of all periodicals has now reached the
]3tli number. The agency is for the present trans.
ferred to the subscribvrs who have all the iiuiiibt-rs
from the commencement ofthe work. Persons who
have already siih~crihed, are requested to call and
receive their numbers, and new subscriptions are re-
sperllully solicited WEED 81. BUTLER.
Norwalk, Oct. 28, I834. '
N EVV BOOKS.-—-Tlie Boston “ Handel and Hay-
den Socieiy’s collection of church music"-
Han es lectures to Young Men——Alexander’s Bible
Dictionary, 8u:. just received at the
NORW’.-XLK BOOK STORE.
Pa‘ TO THE PUBLIC.
HE Subscriber will pay the highest niarltet
pgices for liveAolr dead'I’(cj>urltry ‘of all ltitpds, tlirorlilgli
eseason. so wan e orsiipping etween IIS
and ilie last of Noverrihcr, at difft-.reni times to fill
orders, 20‘; Geese; 200 Ducks; 200 Turkies, full
grown an in wood Order for Sea. A. NASII.
Norwalk, 0'22. 2], 1834. 43
ASH paid for Wheat, Rye, (‘om and Outs, a
the Norwalk Mill. HUBBELL 8: PORTER.
Sept. I3ih, I833. '
NORIWA LR DISPENSARY,
No. 6, BURRALUS BUILDINGS.
Y IIIS Establishment is constantly furnished
_ with an extensive assortment of Drugs, Med.
eines, Perfumery, Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Hatters Ar-
iclcs, &c., which are warranted of good quality,
and will he sold wholesale or retail, on reasonable
terms. Amongst the Articles may be founil :-
Gum Opium Tart. Acid. Logwood
Cainphor Sup. Carb. Soda Red VVood
——- Myrrli Antimony Fustic
-—— A oes Ciilomcl Nic.Wood
:- Arabic Arsenic Cam. Wood
Tragacan. Quiiiine Verdigris
Roslielle Salts Morphine Alcohol
Er som do Caustic Shellack
blauber do Cirrb. Iron Oil Vlll‘lOI
Ccntian Liitidanuni Blue Vitriol
Senna Peregoric Nitric Acid
Pink Castor Oil Coppcriis
Snake Root Olive Oil Alum
Seneka B.ils. Copaiva Indigo
Cham. Flowers Fir Nutgzills
Saffron Spts. Turpentine Sal.Tartar
Pearl Barley Oil Spike Hatters ’Jacks
Cream Tartar‘ Oil Tar Stop’ng Brushes
Arrow Root Spts. Hartsliorn Shoe do
I-iq'd0t‘icc I\'itre Tooth do
Sassaparilla Lee's Pills Whitewash do
Peruvian Bark Ilygean do Pliila. Porter
Rhubarb Syringes London do
Orange Peel Cooklin Salve Salt Petre
Ising Glass Tziriiiirinds Pt-arlasli
VVhitc Mustard E.-isential Oils Potash
Squills Esserices Sal. Eratus
Sulplter Opodeldoc Castile Soap
Brimstone Aromatic Snuff Junk Bottles
Polirirl, Starch Ilclr Ointment \Vliiie do
White Wax Blue do Vials
Bees VVax Iliiileiri Oil 'I‘obaccs& SuufI'
Cochineal British Oil Sponge
Miignesiri Soda Powders Ilull’s
Ox. Acid. Seidlitz do Emery
Uil Soap Lemon gyro Swuiin’s Panacea
Norwalk. J uly 16. wliico 8.’. I3U'I‘LEIt.
IiI”4A- GI ASS &. 14‘ '9-
ENLWARIC. fl.|lJt'13XI’0l.I.~llVG assol'liii§rilt,{:j’iIstlIIc-
ceived and for sale cheap by
Supt. 30, ll:l3-I. ELI B. lll.:'NNI"/l'I'.
MAHOGANY AND CHERRY
7]‘ subscribers would respectfully inform Cab-
_ met Makers, Carpenters, and all those who
are in want of the above mentioned articles, that
they can furnish all kinds of Mahogany 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 dojoist, 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 do model wood do,
12000 do clear and wide cherry boards.
SMI t H 81 HOYT.
NOR IVALK BOOIC STORE.
HE Subscribers Iiave now on hand at the
above Establishment, a complete assortment
of Classical and Common School Books, besides
many Miscellaneous Works, which are offered 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 Synonimes;
Grow-.’s Greek and English Lexicon;
G0odricli’s Greek Grammar and Exercises ;
Greek Testament; Jacob’s Greek Reader;
Greca Minora; I-Iistorze Grazcea; Cooper's Virgil
Virgil Delpliini; Airisworth’s Distionaiy, 8vo.;
Anihon’s Ainsworth, I8mo.;
Gould’s Adam’s Latin Grammar;
Cicera's Orations, with notes ; Horace Delpini ,
Folsoin's Livy; 'I'iti Livii; Latin Tutor;
I;Iutcliinson's Xedophon;
Worcoster's Elements of History ;
Goodrich and Mason’s Eccle History ;
Tytler’s I-Iisiory; \Vhelple_v’s (‘ompend.;
Goldsiriitli’.-i and Grimshaw’s History of England,
Greece and Rome;
OIney’s, Matte Bi-un, Woodbridge, Morse, Cum-
mings and Willett’s Geouraphy;
Worcester and Parley’s diito for Children;
Comstock’s Chemistry: Blake's do. ;
Comstock’s Natural Philosophy :
Jamieson's Rhetoric; I-Iedge’s Logic
Walkers Geometry; Parle-y’s A-lronomy;
Days Algebra; Day’s Mntliematics;
Playfairs Euclid, Blair’s Lectures!
Gummere’s Gibson and Flint’.-1 Surveying;
Bennett's and Shey’s Book-keeping;
Porter’s Rhetorical Reader and Analysis ;
First Book of History; Child's Botany;
\Vebster’s and Walker's Dictionary;
Murray's Grammar and Exercises;
Brown's Grammcr, Greeiili-al’s do;
English Reader, Introduction & Seqttal to do;
Popular Lessons: Improved Reader;
Elernentary Reader; Political Class Book:
Greenwich, Hale, and Webster's History of the
United States;
Dal~oll’s. Dilivorth’s, Colburn’s. Smith's, 8; Wanzer’
Arithinatics;
\Vebster’s, Sears’ and Emerson's, Seplling Book;
Speller £2. Definer; Juvenile Spelling Book;
rvings Catechisms of Jewish 8:. Roman Antiqug
and of Universal and Roman History:
Questions to Blairs Lectures; ’I‘ytler's History,
and Grimshaws France and Napoleon:
Easy Lessons; Cliild’slnstructuctors;
Drawing Paper; Writing Paper;
Common and Gilt Edge Leiter Paper:
Writing Books; Cypheriug Books; Slates;
Slate and Lead Pencils; Ink Powder;
Ink Stands, 5'c. 8i.c.—also
A great variety of Bibles, Testaments, Hymn
Books, Prayer Books, Commentaries, Blank Books
of all kinds, Wafers, Sealing Wax, Quills. Toy
Books, Paints and Bruslirs, Engravings. School
Rewards, &c. for sale very low.
Norwalk March 25th. WEED & BUTLER.
IIA III) W A IKE
N ORVVA LK.
QMITI-I &. HOY'I‘ would iiifoi in their friends and
k4 the public generally, that they have received a
their store-,a few rods west ofthe Bridge, large add
tionstotlwir former stock, which make their assort
merit of fancy and staple haidwarecomplete. ’I‘he fol
owing are a few ofthe principal articles,viz—Knives
and Forks from 38 cts to $l0, carvers, deserts and
steels to match; pocket. pen, desk, butchers, bread
and shoe knives; Razors, razor straps, hones. shears.
soissors,Watson’s casteel axes,drawing knives,adzes,
butcner°'s eleavers; bloekfn and brittania tea and
coffee Potts; sugar and milk cups; soup ladles: tea
and table spoons; brass stair rods; brass and glass
commode knobs, commode rings; curtain pine; brass
and iron candlesticks; curtain rings; draw handles;
bed cans; escutclreons: brass and iron cupboard but-
tous and turns; table, chair and bedstead casiors; flat,
round and flush bolts; clothes,hair, tooth, shoe, scrub-
bing. forniture, paint. pencil, dusting, white wash,
hearth, window, lather and liatter’s stopping and
soft Brushes; cotton, wool and horse cards, steel
and brass thimbles; polishing powder; rat and mouse
'I”rps; Slates; lead and slate pencils; chalk and fish
lines: iron shovels and spades; bellows; 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 No.15;
iron. composition, copper and sheet iron tea kettles;
griddles: gridirons with flirted andstraight bars,bake_
sauce. and warming pans:biass kettles; glue pots;
sheep and horse shears: oil cloth for carpeting carria-
ges; coach wrenches; whips; trace chains: steelyiirds;
pocket lanthorns; iron weights; sleigh bell; waggon
and gig axels, turned with boxes; hooks and hinges;
coal hods and sifters; hemp and mzinilla Cordage;
trunk, chest, draw. cupboertl.book case and pad
Locks: carpi-nterand joiuer's bench and moulding
planes; axes, composes, mill, cross cut, brass back
compass, web, and circular Saws; steel, iron and
trying Squares; nail hammers, spoke shaves; mill
saw, lialfrouud, 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,
bed 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 forvling pieces, do pistols,
powder horns and flasks, hunter’s bottles, ink stands,
pocket books opera glasses, shaving mirrors, tea and
dinner bells, cologne water, steel pens, dog collars,
percussion gun chargers, steel. plated, silver 89 shell
and common spectacles, beads and bead necklaces,
ivory rings stillcttoes, ink powder, flutes, fifes, fla-
geolets, clarionets, violins, &c. An assortment of
Russia, Sweeds, American and English bar Iron:
old sable nail rods, brazer’s rods, Amei'ican,Swecd,
Spring, English, blister and cast Steel; American
and Russia sheet Iron; tinmen’s shears, cart and
wagon boxes, vices, anvils, (Sic.
The subscriber would inform the public that many
ofhis goods were imported by himself and can be
sold as cheap or cheaper than any otlierestablishment
n the country. July 1. 1834.
C ASTI NGS.—The subscribenagcnt for Geo.
E. Waring, of Siainford, will furnish to
order, Castings of all kinds, at furiiice prices.
Any person in want will ylease 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.
EVV GO0])S—The subscribers are al-
most daily receiving New Goods at their store
east end of the Bridge, which are sold at a small ad-
vance from cost. The undersigned tender their
ihaiiks_ to their customers for past favors, and solicit
a continuance of the same.
Young Hyson Tea at 43 6d.
IIUBBELL & PORTER.
'1‘IMBFR AND CORNICE STICKS.
§Ml'I‘H 87. HOYT, have just received by the
Schooner Aheona,
95,000 feet timber, cornice sticks, plank and boards.
500 feet oars, 5,000 cedar posts.
By the sloops Orange and Rover,
100,000 feet Boards and Plank.
200,000 (not. Williams) but 'I‘. S. VVilliams cross,
single and no brandsliingles,
150,000 Vickery’s Shingles.
N, B. All the above articles are offered to the
public at a very small advance from cost. Julie 25
‘ FRENCH MERINO CLOTI-IS.
Superb assortment at prices 25 per cent less
llfllll last year. Also a large stock of circassians of
all colors unusually low. Liltewise, French (vie,-,-
no shawls, 'I‘liibet wool and Caslirnere do, The a-
bove goods liave been purchiised within the last
week, which enables him to sell them much cheaper
than those who have last years stock on hand.
501"» 15. 1834. L. M. STEVENS.
COPAL VARNISII, SHELLAC,
JAPAN, &C.
I'll? 3|1bSCt‘ibet's llave'on hand and for sale,
, a complete assortment of the above articles,
suitable for Coach makers, cabinet furniture, and
House piiiiitcr’s use, which they will sell cheap for
cits-ti, and that only. SAMMls 3,, COLLINS,
Bliicking for axes prepared at short notice.
Norwalk,July, 1834-.
«W W.
i.~..4‘..i‘i‘. 1?, “”‘1l%F.’l’n’ti?s5”il.h*i‘nI.‘.E
INSURANCE AGAINS:-I FIRE YB A
NE WV YORK OFFICE,
NO. 54 WALL STREET.
I-IE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
01-‘ New YORK, have appointed George St.
John,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.
aganist loss or Manage by fire.
the Howard company have acapital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security of those
who may have insurancemade by said Coinpanyln-
surnce effcted at the lowest preinium 81. none, need
be brought from aflluence to wantiii consequence
ofloss by Fire; as all can be protected from 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,i aying their
losses.
UST received ahd for sale by the subscribers
and splendid ssortmeut of Double and Sin-
gle Barrel Fowling Guns; also an I19SA'll‘lITil‘Ill
of Musical Instrulnents. SMITII Si. HOYT.
Julie. 27th, 1834,
DRY GOODS NOTICE.
TI-IE subscriber having just returned from New
York with another large and well selected as-
sortinent of Seasonable Dry Goods, is offering them
very low. He has received large additions to his
stock of Broadclotlis and Cassiineres, whicli will be
sold at bargains. The public are respectfully soli-
cited to favor Iiiin with a share oftlicir custom.
LAVVRENCE M. STEVENS,
Aug. No. 2 Burral’s Buildings.
‘ ESTER BELDEN, lias iust received an as-
L sortment of Stanley’s Rotary Cook Stoves,
for wood and coal. The improvements in this stove
over any other in use, are woetliy the attention of
stove-buyers. One of great importance, is ilie re-
volving top plate, Persons wishing to cxamime the
article can have an opportunity by calling at his es-
talilishment, eastside of the Bridge.
Norwalk, Nov. 7, I834.
NFAV ESTABLISHMENT,
At Norwalk, east of the Bridge,
Tin, Sheet Iron and Stove VVarehouse..
LESTER BELDEN,would in-
form the public that he hits 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 eon-
svanily on hand, most kinds of
house--keeping articles, such as
~_._.. jappan, tin, brass and copper
VVares, hollow ware, sad irons, knives, spoons,
bell-“ws. 81c.
LlKF.WlSE,—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 inur-
ket prices
Norwalk, October 29, 1833.
STOYES, G R AT ES, &C-
3%:-%‘
.1
JUST landed from sloop
Paragon and Mechanic, 200
Cooking Stoves, consisting of
Cornell. Cunninghan 8' Co's,
Hoyt’s, James’s and VVil~‘on’s
.imprnved paterns; wireplate
and box Stoves; coal Stoves,
--various patterns; Nott’s supe-
rior Coal Stoves and Parlor
Grates. Also, a large assortment ofcommon Soap-
stone brass mounied and broiized Grates, all ofwhich
will be sold at the lowest New York prices for cash.
N. B. No stoves sold except for Ca).-ii or app‘ror-ed
notes on interest. f’ '
NO'I‘T’S IMPROVED STOVES Sr GRATES,
For burning Anthracite coal, which for neatiiess safe-
ty and economy, surpass any thing that has been
introduced. The above stoves are for sale b
STILES CURTIS & Co.
.__4
1HEsubscriher would inform his friends and
the publicin general, that his Packets have
commenced their weekly Trips and will sailfrom
hislanding to Peck Slip iii the following manner;
Sloop MECHANIC, ALDEN BROTHWELL Master,
will sail 'I'uestlii_vs and return Saturdays; Sloop
CITIZEN. Smn’l. T. Morclumse, Masteixwill sail
Saturdaysfv retrrrnon Thursdays, For Freight or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to eiilierof the
Captains on board their respective vessels.
MONSON HOYT.
Norwalk, April 20. I834.
FOR S ALE.
THE House and Hoiriestead of Nathan
Benedict, deceased, containing about
- 8 acres of Land, pleasantl'y“si'fuated on
he road leading from Norwalk Bridge to the Old
Well. Also a tract of Land lying at Long Swamp,
so called, containing 32 acres. Also, 1 piece VVood
Land, lying at Bartlett Lot, so called, containing 12
acres. Also, the House and Homestead ofthe sub-
scriher, situated alioutl mile west of Norwalk Bridge,
containing 12 acres first rate land, with a new Barn,
26 by 40 feet. a good well of never failing water with-
in 15 feet of ilie door. Also 8 acres of Land, prin-
cipally Meadow, lying convenient to the homestead.
The whole of the property will he sold together or
separate to suit purchasers. For particulars enquire
ofthe subscriber living on the premises.
JAMES BENEDICT.
Norwalk Sept. 9th,I834. 30tf
E.B. BENNETT»03'eYS ft F
sale, a good assortment of Hats ofthe
latest fashions. Gentlemen can be
, furnished to order upon the shortest
’ notice. Norwalk, June
ll? HATS. .51] -- _ .
THE Subscriber have orrhand an
assortlncrit ofgentlcriielis’II:its o fgood
qualiiy,and intend keeping zi full stip-
ply made in the best inauner and fin-
'._. islied in New Yorkin the latest style.
.;—.
Geiitlcmeu can be supplied with Hats
to Order upon short notice.
ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, March 2, 1833. 219
WILL IAZII GALE ,
OFFERS for sale a handsome and
general assortment of HATS, iiiclu
ding those of the latest New York
~ fashions. Gentlemen can be supplied
“f"« with Hats to order upon short notice.
N orwiilk. March 18, I 833.
To OLD (SD YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS
TYLES CURTIS 87. Co. have at their Store, it
few rods Souili of the Bridge, a general and
oxteiisive assortment of House-keepilig Articles;
Plain .1n'l Jirpan&'I‘iii&W:Irc, Hard aiirlllollow ware.
Stoves, Grates, c. c. Al]]0n"' their assortinciit
iniiy be found Britirnniil, Blocli Tin and Pewter
\.Vt1I‘e,Pill!.llSl1ttll(‘I Aincriciui Hollow ware Brass
Kettles, finished and unfinis|ietl,Silver Plnteil Table
and Tea Spoons, also Britirniiia, Block Tin, Tin
Elatie, nlpltl Il‘(l)ll do.:E;l‘abIe and Desseliit I‘{nives»aud
‘or is met and ‘reel Snulfer's an 'Ii'ays, Tea
\Vaitci's.J:rpair and Brass Lamps, Brass, Tin and
Iron Candlesticks. Copper, Tin, Iron and Composi-
tion 'I‘ea Kettles, Iron, Tin and Composition Sauce-
gaia, Br\iIissli]'I‘ippetI I-land Irons, Shovels and '1‘ong_.~.,
0 ‘cc . Ii s, Sicves and Chafinrr Ditllles. (iridiroirs,
Toast Irons, and Sail Irons, Wainiing Pans, Com-
rlpon and Fancy Bellows, Briiiiirnia Tea and Coffee
ors. some new and elegant patterns, Soap Stone.
Il'urnaccs, Sheet Iron, Sheet Lead,
I)’ , MC.
AGcncral Assorimeiit of Grocery Fix-
tures, sucli as Oil barrels, Fens, pewter
Faucets, Brass Futicets Molasses Gates, Drai-
ners, Scales, Beams,\'Veiglits and Measures,&c.
IVIORE LUMBER.
SMITH &. HOYT
EE'AVEjust landed from the Sloop Orange, a su
_ perior cargo oflumber consisting in part as
follows viz. Williams cross and single branded shin-
gles. Parsons do. do. do,
First and second quality siding do do
also boards and Plan/c. A real good lot of Spruce
plank cheap. ; Hemlock scantliiig and boards ; Hat-
ters box boards a good article cheap; Cherry boards
ofthe first quality, which in addition to their former
stock makes their assortment complete.
Call and see for ’tis no story
For we will sellto W/rig or Tory--cheap.
’-\lorwalk..luly 7th.
NEVV AND SPLENDID
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
"'lI.LI.-XM GALE has just returned from N.
W York. with a large assortment of Fall and
Winter Goods, viz. 200 pieces_doub|e_ and single
width l«‘i'encli, German and English Merino Cloths;
Circassiiiiis of every desirable color and quality:
400 pieces French Englisli Domestic Calicoes. from
8 cents to 50 cents. 40 pieces Furniture Chintz Cal-
coes ; 500 pieces Bleached and Brown Sheetings
and Shir-tings, from 6 ceriis to 25; 60 pieces colored
Cambrics for linings: 20 pieces Ordean, Dorchcstcr
and common tickings, from Qcegts to 23; lg pieces
Russia an-l Irritation Russia ‘heetings: pieces
Burlaps and (lsniiburglis; Red, \Vliitc, Green, Yel-
low, and Scarlet Flaniiels; Green Baize and Frize;
Table Covers, Cord Skirts, Brown and White
Jeans: 10 pieces 4-4 and 5-4 plain and figured Oil
Cloths, Birds eye andRussia Diapers, Silk and Cot-
ton Unilrrellas, Black l.aslings; br’wn table Cloths,
8-4 anti 9-4 fine Linen Table Diapers, Bishops
Lawn, Silk Ildkfs. Linen Catnbrick and Linen
Caii'i'oi'ic Htlkfs. 40 pieces II|1P$€l]II:(ll2C0l(_T;l1lt)‘.'I Shirt;
in s; Linens from 18 cents to '. 'recian am
Blfymle Quillings, all widths, Thread and Bobbin:-.i
Lace and lnsertings, I/Vhite and Black Blonde
Edging. Green, White, Black and Blond Gauze
Veils, Green Barrage, fine. plain and figured Bob-
binett Laces, all wrdtlis and prices; Porigees, I‘-‘an-‘
kin (‘i'apes; Red and Grcerlil l\Io(i]'eg\IIi, l"in‘e\, (plain
fivured, laid, Jacoriet. Mti an ausoo' Iain-
biiick, Btibk and Swiss Muslins, from 15 cents to
$l,l‘.’. fine blk liataud veil Crapes, pink. white,
blue and green French Crapes, Napping Cloths,
brown, drab, amlgreeu Petersliams. 50 doz. Suspend-
ers from Gels to $1 25, I0 ps wide blk French Bom-
bazines. blk, blue blk and purple silk Velvets, I50
doz ladies and gentlamen’s_ Gloves of almost every
description, figured and plain Indra inatiings, cotton
Carpeting, curtain Fringe, &c.
The largest and cheapestassortment ofBroadcloths
ever offered in this place, viz——blk, blue, green, olive
brorvn, drab, claret, mixt, mulbury and invisible
green, 100 ps plain. striped and mixt Cassimeres and
Satinets, 10 ps wide blk and blue blk Gro de Paris,
100 ps colored and blk Gro de naps. and Gro de Ber-
liiis, 5 ps Sincliews and Sarceriet, blk India Sattin
and Sattin Levantins, blk mode, blk twilled_ Serge,
Italian Silk, brown and green do, white, pink and
blue Sattins, a large assortment Lustrings zIndGauze,
an assortment of Ribbons, geniIemen’s fur‘ Hats,
youths cloth Caps, Ladies and Misses fine split straw
and Leghorn braid I-Iats, red, scarlet, white and blk
Merino and Thibet wool Shawls and Handkerchiefs,
cheaper than ever before offered, sewing silk, gauze,
crape, barage and silk handkfs, Prussian Shawls and
hdkfs, all sizes, a large assortment of'_ladies and gen-
tleinen’s silk. cotton and worsted Hosiery, bead bags
and purses. 500 prs domestic Stockings and Socks,
brown, blue, green and blk Goats hair and common
Camblets, &c.
N. B. wanted in exchange for Goods, 1000 yards
wliiie domestic fidannel. Also 100 lbs fine white
and mixed VVoo en Yarn.
Norwalk. Sept. 15, I834.
AMES MALLORY has just received a large
supply of cheap Dry Goods, warranted as
cheap as can be foundiri Norwalk, :1 good assort-
ment of Broadcloihs, of all colors and qualities,
blk, blue, and firlicy colored cassimeres and satin'
nets, French and Englishginghams, a variety of pat-
terns, French and English calicoes, a large assort-
ment, olk and blue blk silks. 8 3”’-'-1lV‘"'lelY C0l0red
Gro de Nap, Florences and Sarsnetts, plain and
fig‘d bobbinet laces, footings and cdgings, thread
laces,edgings and insertiiigs, Irish linens, lawns,
table diapers,all widths, linen cambric and linen
cambric hdkfs, pongee and flag silk hdkfs, sewing
silk, crape, and gauze hdkfs. blk French and Eng-
lish bombazine, printed muslins, cambric,jackonet,
mull, swiss and book muslins, fig’d swiss and jacka-
nets, red and green moreen, scarlet and blk merino
shawls, ihibet wool shawls furniture chintz, black
prunella, blk and col’d circassions, blk and col’d
cainbric, white and brown jean, blue and yellow
naiikin, stuffs for boys wear, heaverteen and mole-
skin, very cheap, hang up cord,crape camblet,l:rown
drilling, vestings,fiue blk bombazine stocks, green
brirage and green barage veils, green and white
gauze veils, silk and gingham umbrellas, parasols,
Grecian lace and fooling, brown and bleached
sheetings. oil cloth, Russia diapers,s Russia sheet-
ings, bedticking, very cheap, Ladies silk, white,blk,
random, and brown cotton hose, gloves of all kinds,
checks, napping cloth, flannels, canvas, padding,
bucki-am. burlaps, corded and quilted skirts, linen
collars, suspenders, boys caps, palm leaf hats, leg-
liorii and tiiscan straw hats, cotton yard, from No. 3
in 20. blue cotton yarn, paper hangings, childrens
shoes, ribbons, combs, buttons, penknives, scissors,
knives and forks, travelling baskets, cotton batts,
cirntllewick, pins, needles, irish thread, carpet bind-
ing, furniture dimity, spool cotton, cotton balls, tapes
hooks and eyes, Sic.
BOARDS SHINGLES, &c-
HAVE jusSTREE’I‘ & JAMES,
treceived from Maine, Albany and
Catskill, a large additional supply of Lumber, con-
sistin of
- 300,000 1st and 2d qualitv Lake Shingles.
30,000 feet clear and 2nd clear Boards 81. Plank
150,000 do merchantable Boards.
30,000 do white pine and spruce Flooring.
35,000 do Talley Boards.
25,000 do clear and merchantable Siding.
75,000 do hewed and saw ed Timber& Scantlin".
65,000 I I-2 and 1 I 4 inch Lath.
20,000 feet Hemlock Boards.
The above is seasoned and fit for immediate use.
Norwalk, November 7, I034.
STOVESI STOVES I!
H E Subscriber has on hand, (east ofthe Bridge)
a general assortment of Stoves of all the most
approved kinds.—Also, a good assortment. of Tin,
Jappan, and Hollow Ware.
All kinds of Job work done at the shortest notice.
LES’I‘ER BELDEN.
November 7, 1834.
NEVV GOODS»
At the New Store, No. 2, Burrall’s Build
" ings, IVcst the Bridge.
AVVRENOE M. STEVENS, has this day re-
turned from New York with a large supply of
seusonatile Dry Goods, which, in addition to the
stock he purchased it few days since, makes his as-
sortnient very complete. I-lis 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
purcliasnd elsewhere. Buyers may depend they will
find it to their advantage to give him a call before
purcliasing elsewhere, Among his goods he enu-
merates the following few, viz.: Bioadclotlis, Cas-
simeres, Saiiiinets and vestings, unusually low;
CA LICOES. decidedly the best assortment in Fair-
field County, the new style ofthe patterns, the rich-
mass of the colors have never been surpassed, Ging-
liarris and printed muslins, a good assortment, splen-
did wliiie and green gauze. veils, a large assortment
of serving silk, crape, and other dress shawls and
hdkf‘.-i., I6 doz. Ladies and Gentlemeiis gloves, silks
of iriost every style, color, and quality. A large tis-
sortmcnt of summer goods. for mcns’ and youths‘
apparel. some new style. beaverteens and bang-up
cord, sortie superior qualities, merino shawls, palm
leaf hats, silk umbrellas, bedticking,6d it yard less
than former prices. cotton, wick, yarn, baits, &c.
Norwalk, Anril I9.
E OSE BLANKETS eight fourths, nine fourths,
" ten fourths and eleven fouths. for sale by
Oct. 21. L. M STEVENS.
‘WAN'l‘El), immediately. by the subscribers
50 bushels Kidney Potatoes.
. Nov. 15, I834. SllII'I‘H &. IIOYI.
IPIATTERS ARTICLES.
LCOIIOL; Shellach , Vcrdigris; Nuigall;
Copperas; Oil Vitriol; Ext. Logrvood; Jacks;
Stopping Brushes ; Blocking Twine ; sic. 8u:.
'l‘lie above articlas are for sale cheap, for cash
only, by the Subscribers VVEED t'.I BUTLER.
Norwalk, April I, 18341.
ROADCLOTIIS, a good ussortnient of fash-
ionable colors and superior finish. Broad.
cloths, suitable for ladies cloaks, for sale at reduced
prices, at No. 3 lltirrall’si Buildings, by
ELI MORRIS.
““Z!
NORWALK COAL-YARD.
HE Public are respectfully informed that the
subscribers have just reveived per scliooners
George Washington and Swan, 200 tons ofthe much
celebrated Peach Orchard, Schuylkill Coal. (Mind
this season from Sphon’s mine.) Also, per sloop
Orange 150 tons of Lackawanna, a superior article
for manufacturing purposes. And per schooner Par-
amount 3000 bushels ofliichmond Virginia Coal, for
Smitli‘s use, all of which are warranted inferior to
none to be found in New York market, and cheaper
than can be obtained except by the cargo. They
intend keeping a general assortment, and constant
supply on hand, and solicit the patronage ofthe pub-
lic. The following are the proposed pri-sent prices.
For Peach Orchard, direct from vessel $6,75
Clean Lump 7,25
Broken and Screened 8.25
Egg screened . 6.75
Nut size 5,50
Lackawanna, Clean Lrimp 6,25
Virginia, per clraldron
STILES CURTIS cc Co.
Norwalk. July, 27. CHARLES TI-IOMAS.
G-‘0AT’S I-IA IR CA SI I} L F/PS.
3 UST received a few pieces super. black and
brown Goats l-lair Camblets; 50 ps. French and
English Merino Cloths of the best quality; Broad
cloths, Cassiiueres and SZIIIIIIPIS. a large if-'soi‘init-lit
and cheaper than ever before offer-ell. White, hI’;:,
scarlet Merino Shawls warratiird free from cotton,
very cheap : 200 assorted sizes thiliet Wool Shari-ls
and Handkerchiefs; 5 4 black and blue black G.-0
de sua, a first rate article for ladies dresses and.
cloaks; 50 ps. colored Gros de Naples, and Gros de
Berlins; black Silks of all qualities and prccs;5,
l):tIt:S black and white Cotton Wiiddings. the above
goods with many others, will be sold cheap by
Norwalk, Oct. 14. \VlLl.IA.\l GALE.
Ll B‘ BENNE'I"l' hasjust received, at his new
Store. a fe v rods North cf the Mill, a large
supply ofgood an(I cheap Goods, suitable for the
present and apnioiicliing season, which will be sold
at such prices as cannot fail to give satisfaction to
the purchaser, Broadcloths,consisting of all colors
and qualities, Cassimercs and satinnets do, a good
assortment of Vesting, blk and col’d Gro dc Niips,
do Satins and l«‘lorences, blk aml green snrsnt-ts,
blk sinchews and blk Italian, a superior article, it
good assortment of French and English Ginghiims,
Printed Musl, Plain and fig’d Jaclionet, Swiss, and
Book Muslin, French and English Ciilicoes, plain
and fig’d Bobbinnet Laces. Thread Laces and in-
se'tings, Footings and Edgings. Grecian Lace and
Footing, Linen Cambric anti Linen Cainbric lidkfs.
Irish Linens, Long Lawn, Scotch Lawn and Plaid
Jackonet, Sewing Silk, Gauze, and Hdkfs., blk
French and English Boiiibazine, Pongee and Nan-
kiri Crape, Pongee and Flag Silk Hdkfs., Linen
Table Diapers, all widths, Cottcu do, Green Mo-
reen, blk and col’d Circassians. 4-4 and 6-4 blk
French Crape, Scarletand Blk Merino 7-8 and 8-4
Shawls, Scarlet, blk 8;‘ white Thibet VVool Shawls,
Black Prunella, blk and brown Crape Camblet,
blk and col’d cambrics, bangup cord, bcavertecii
and moleskin, blue and yellow nankin, browd linen
and drillings, white and bmwnjean, blk silk velvet,
tabby do, green berage, green gauze veils, ladies silk
white, blk and random hose, silk aml gingliain Unl-
brellas, parasols, furniture calicoes, Russia sheeting,
oil cloth, India matting, brown and bleached sheet
ing- bed ticking. fine satin and bombazine stocks,
Ladies and Geiitlemens Gloves, Misses Gloves, blk
and white cotton hose, blk and white worsted do,
corded and quilted skirts,cliecks, Mensbrown cotton
hose, flannels of all qualities, linen collars, napping
cloth, canvas and padding, a good assortment of
boys cloth and hair caps. palm leafhats, a good as-
sortment of linen and cotton goods, for boys wear,
split straw and legliorn hats, furniture dimity, chil-
dren’s shoes, suspenders, pen knives, Knives and
forks, scissors.’carpet and bed tick binding, cotton
yarn, all numbers, cotton batts, candle wick, cotton
fringe,travelling baski-is, foundation and crown lili-
lining, burlaps, paper hangings, Marshall's thread
and Clark’s spool cotton, blk velvet ribbon, a good
assortment of coat trimmings, blue cotton yarn, Sac.
A large assortment of Crockery, China, and
Glass ware, very cheap.
THIS DAY.
AURENCE M. STEVENS, is placing upon his
shelves, one of the largest, best selected and cheap-
est assortments of Dry Goods of every description
suitable for the season. Call and see.
Norwalk, Sept. 15, 1834.
NEW BOOIKS.
I-IE Life and Voyages 0 Christopher Coliim
bus, by Washington Irving, abridged for:
schools; Sketches of Society in Great Britain. by C.
S. Stewart; Jacob Faitliful, &Lc.just received by
WEED 8:. BUTLER.
LUIVIBER.
HE Subscribers have on hand and are con.
stantly receiving large quantity of good lum-
ber, whichthey 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
" “ Boards “ Plank
" “ Timber “ Cornice sticks
“ “ Scantling “ Lath
“ “ Mahogany “ Cherry.
Norwalk June, 22, 1834. SMITH & I-IOYT
VIVHE .-Subscribers, Agents for the “ Penny M
azine for the Diffusion ofUseful Knowledge.”
Published in London and republished in monthly
parts in the City of New York would inform the Pub-
lie that they have now on hand Parts 1,2, 3, 4, ll,
14, &, 15, at 12 1-2 cents each or 551,50 per year.-
Three things combine to recommend this Publica.
tion, which, ‘*1 combination,are found to recommend
no otlier—1st, the number and quality ofits Embel-
lishments, 2d, t’1=,luterest and Practical Usefulness
ofits contents, last, but not least the Extremely Low
Price at which it is afforded. Twelve Numbers con-
stitute a volume of 504 Royal Octavo Pages.
VVEED & BUTLER.
Norwalk March. 33; I834.
LADIES STRAW & LEGHORN HATS
ILLIAM GALE hasjust received from New
W York, 590 Ladies and Misses L9gl“'-l"hSIl'-ll
Straw, Leghorn, Laid, Openwork and I‘uscany
Straw Hats, the latest style and patterns, also Eight
Boxes splendid Gauze I-lat Ribbons, Straw_Edging,s,
Chip Flats, Bonnet VVire, Cane, Ribbon Wire, Col d
Flounces, Col’d and Blk Crapes. a large assoljlmenl
cf Col’d Lustrings, Ribbons from No. 1 1-" to 30. _0f
every shade, blk mode. pink, straw. blue, and white
watered Gro de N818 for Hats and L_It}lI]l-I5: ‘Vhllei
brown and blk Buckrams and Crown Linings, green
gauze, &*c. Norwalk, April 7.
RICH AND SPLENDID SILKS.
ILL[AM GALE is now opening and will sell
W very lorv a large lot black and blue blk. Pouli
dc Soi a superfine article for Ladies Cloaks; color'd
and black Gro de Berlins and Gro dc naps. wide Iri-
dia Satin; St rsinets, Satin Serantin, twilled Serge,
colored Flannels, blk. and col. French German and
English Meiinos, blk. brown and blue Goats Hair
Camblets, Merino and Tliibet Wool Shawls and
Hlidkfs various colors, warranted free from cotton
and very low, a large lot of Prints of the latest style;
the largest assortment of Broadclotlis, Cassiineres
and Sattinets ever offered in this place and at redu-
ced prices ; Canton Flannels,-I00 yds. bleached and
brown Shirtintr.
Noq. ll.
MORE NEW GOODS,
AT NO. 2, BURI’.ALL’S BUILDINGS, IVEST THE BRIDGE.
VEVIIE Subscriber has just returned from New
York wiili an extensive assortment of seasona-
ble Dry Goods which be spared iiopains in purchas-
ing, and which he is now pi'epaied to offer‘ to the
public cheaper than ever yet offered in the county,
he therefore solicits purchasers to call and examine
his goods and prices before purchasing eIsewhere_,?
they may depend they will find it decidedly to their
advantage to do so. The following may be found
among his assortment. Broadcloths of most c_vet'y
shade, style, and quality, Cassimeres and Stllllfltfls,
do., Flannels ofall colors, Merino Cloths and Cir‘
cassians, blk. wlit. and scarlet Merino Shawls of'tv-
ery size and of I-Ienc-quin’s best make‘. 01050 who
want a suitable article in this line may depend on
finding it. Ciiinhlets of every description. and all
other goods usually found in a Dry Good Store-
Nov. ll. L. M. STEVENS.
F:\LL AND WNITER GOODS, At No. 2, But-
rall’s buildings, west ofthe bridge; 'l‘liis day
received, a large assortment of seasonable Dry
Goods ofinost every description, and at prices great-
ly reduced- Those who want bargains would do
well to improve the present opportunity. Broad-
cloths Cassimcres, Sattineits, Flannel, Goats hair
Cimiblets,Meriiio Cloths, Ci.i'cas.-iians, and Merino
and Thibet Shawls of the latest styles at the lowest
possible prices. No mistals-“e
Oct. 7. I L. M. S'I'EVE1‘IS
/
‘unlit MAT'I‘lNG.—-,/(,‘o.d and plain 6-4 Mm-
tiug, for sale by
-' JABIES MALLORY.
' youth's cloth and fancy caps, childrens red morocco
- L
FI1$[F,\2gCH AND ENGLISH IVIE
S, a good supply ofevery desirable co-
or and quality, for sale low by
Oct. 7. JAMES MALORY.
N EW GOODS
MALLORY hasjust received from New-York
. a new supply of Spring and Summer Goods,
which ogether with his former stock, comprises a
very handsome assortment, which will he sold very
cheap, to say the least——as cheap is the order ofthe
da_v—-those wishing to purchase will do well~to call
and PX «mine for IlIi‘l1'1SrlVeS before purchasing else
where —Among his :issortti.e.nt are Broirdcloths of
almost t'vter_v Sl]‘«|(Il’, quality and price, also black,
blue, niix’t. drab, and fancy striped Cassiiiieies,
Vestiugs, ii large. assortriieiit of Silk, plain and fig’d
§M.'ri's:iillcs, Valencia, and other Vesting, Black silk
I Velvet, superior and couiinon quality, black French
=,Boinb:rzine. Black Gro de Swiss and other SIlI{<;f()p
‘Ladies dresses; grccn and black sar-net, black cit‘-
cassiiiii, merino cassiinvre, siiliuetts, Halt.-rs irap- --
ping cloth, Irish linen, very Cllfftll). calico.-5, a g,,,,d
assortment; carnbric, j::co:iet and siviss muslins,
linen CtIIlli)I'lC, and IllH‘lI caniiiric liirii.iZ.'f‘.s,_ tong
lowir, poirgt-c, and flag: silk puck:-t liiintlkfs., silk
and '.’)l‘:tpi! dress li:iiitil<t's.. 5--I blarak lIIt‘t'lIt() shawls,
lrulilriiitet Zlnll footing‘ lace. l.'.r(Iio-5 ulovvs. llirsierv,
a goal 'fSSl)l'llIlt*‘IIl; .\Ill{ riiir'ii't-ll:i~. git:-gllaiii do.,
slririiirg l)|l|SlllI.<, brown SIIt't‘IIlI_:_', l)urt-Ii«~stcr ticks,
ll(‘.:iV(-r.-,.£‘ttll. iiiolx-_skiii. plain and striped b....,;.,.,,
cord, It reiiclr drilling, blue and yellow natiliecri,
black and col’d Silesia, col’d camhrics, cliililreii and
slioos, stocks and collars, Mcn’s_ Ilorskin, VVood-
stnck iind buckskin _t:lo\'es,triinniiiig.s, an ZISSOl'IlXlt’.I
of host quiilit_v.togeil‘.er with iiiituy otlit-.r iii-iicligg
not lrcreiii mentioned, all of which will be sold on
nie-oriible ti-rins. GROCEIIII-IS.—\ good assort.
niciit of Dry (iroct-rics kept coiistaiitly on hand
viz: tea, Sllg{1|‘,llitllH.<St‘S, pepper, al.-:pice, ginger‘
ciuiraiiion, titiiiiit gs, Cl(IVt'S. ozc.
ROADf‘l.O'l HS. C.-\SSl.)l ICRES & SA'l'lNl£'l‘S.
lI.I.-l U“ I ALE. is this day npeirin-_v an ex-
tensive and elegant assoitmeiit of the differ
ent varieties of Fall Goods, viz. Bioadeloihs oft-very
desiriilrle color for Ladies and Gentlemens cloaks
and over coats. Browil and drab Petcrsbam, Cassi-
mcies and Saiinets of all qualities and pi ices, brown
red. gr:-en, and white Canton Fliinnels, black, white
and green blond tiauze Vails, finegreeii barrage fig’d
Vails, a large assortment white, red and black Meri-
no and tliibet wool Shawls uuusnallvlow; French,
German and Eiiglisli Merino Clofh, Gentlemen’s
uoble:rc’d knit cotton and larnb’s wool Drawers and
Shirts, 5000 yds. bleach’d and brown Sliirtings and ~
Shevtings, fine white and mixed \Voolen Yarn,
Men's and Youth’s Frir, Cloth, and Hair Caps, Fur
Collars, cloak Tassels, light and dark Silks, a splen- I --.-
did assortment. .‘
Oct. 21.
RUCE’S NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY.—-
Tlie subscribers respectfully inform the Prin.
ters that they have recently completed it variety of
new fonts of letter in the Style ofthe latest European
specimens, wcll calculated for ornainental primin
pr display, and making their assortment of Printin,
IYPES unrivalled in beauty, extent and variety.
book of Specimens may be obtained at the Foundry
No. 13 Chambers street, near Chatliam street, or a
No. 18 City Hall Place. It contains specimens froi
fwelvc Line Pica to Pearl, comprising ‘
45 fonts of Roman Capitals with Lower Case.
25 “ Italic do. do.
5 “ Title Roman do. do,
5 “ Title Italic do. do,
5 “ Shaded Roman do. do,
17 “ Antique do. do.
12 “ Black do. do.
5 “ Open Black do. do.
a? ‘f Script do, do.
0 " German Text do. do.
2 ‘.‘ Open Text do. do.
25 " Two line Roman Capitals. with figures
ll “ Two line Italic Capitals
l0 “ Shaded Capitals of various kinds D
(3 ‘: Open do do.
4 Italian Capitals ond Figures. .
Besides Ornamental Letters, Backslope, Music
Lottery Figures, Piece Fractions, Sllpcrlors, Asiro
Dtlmlctll amt other Siglis, Space Rules, Brass Rule
Ornamental Dashes. Long Braces, Iiiore than. 20
lciiids of Borders, and more than 1000 kinds of(.’-ut
and Oruarnenfs for school books, newspapers an
scientific works : orders for any of which, or fo
Composing Sticks, Cases, Chases, fire. will be exe
cuted with the utmost promplitudu, a large stool
being always on hand. __
They will also execute orders for Printing Presses
Pill)-"1': Il1l(,&c. which they will furnish at the uni
ufacturer’s prices.
Printers of newspapers will please publish this at
verfisement (with this note) three times, sendiiig
paper containing it to the Foundry, and receive par
merit when they puicliase four times the amount
their bill from the Foundry. .
GEO. BRUCE CO. -
New York, March 22, 183-1. 4 i
The Type on which this paper is printed, is fro
the above Foundry. ,
ENGLISH MERINOS. I _ '
EUST received by William Gale 50 pieces super
9 and common Englisli Merinos ofevery tlesirabl
color and at reduced prices, A
Nov. 18.
PULIWION AIIY (JUN SU .\I.I"I'ION ‘-
Catarrhal anti .-i.=t.'miu/i'c l)isord'r;rs.’ _ __
1‘/‘[0111? than ONE 'rEi\‘1‘II_ of all the annual deaths in thi
country and Great Britain, are stated to be caused b
that insidious destroyer of human life, the
C(!1‘r'SUNEI"'I‘.lOi'\I. _ _ _
Easily overcome in its infancy, it rapidly arrives, if neg
lccted, at an uiiconqucrahlo and terrific, rriatu_rity._ A
obstinate, violent, and coiivulsive C0ll_'.’ll is the iuevitahl
forerunner, wlicii neglecictl, of the I"ULdI()'.\AIl.Y CON
SliMP'I‘lON, and its attendant. traiii of horrors; iiicrcased
heat and pulse; nausea; oppression of the breast; greenish
and bloody spittle ; loss of appetite and increase of IliifSt'
ulcerated lungs; clammy sweats and liectic _fc-ver: gene
emaciation of tile body; shrivclled extreinities; excess
and weakening discliarges; sirikiiig of the eyes ; prozitrat
of si.i-engili; burning palms and iluslied clieeks; swolle_ii f
and legs; and, at length, wliile_tlie wretched stiffeier is s
sanguine of life, cold e.\'ti'einit.ies and an agonizirig ue_a
These evils may he nipped in the bud by the tiiuely adm
tration of that long tried and invaluable Medicine,
DR. Ri:i.i=i«:‘s AS'I‘HMA'l‘IC PILLS,
which have been known to cure persons supposed to be
gone in a Consuinptioii, and cxliibiting all the appearance
appi'oac.liing dissolution. '
The Pills also constitute an excellent Pi:c1'oit.iI. MEDICI.
Those therefore who are troubled with the common coug
occasioned by acrid humours, tickling in the throat, ord
fluxions upon the lungs, depriving the patient of refreslii
sleep, and gradually introducing the train of I’uImonar_y aff
tioiis, will receive from the use of the Pills, certain, it
frequently, the most sudden and cheering relief. Th
appease the cough, promote easy expectorntion, relieve ;i.
often cure protracted, obstinate and most distressing cits
Common Cold: are generally removed by the Pills in it f :
nours. .-
These Pills also afford immediate relief in t»l‘.d,fliarrassi
and suffocating complaint of the ASTHMA. In attacks of ti
disease cliaractcrizcd by difliculty of Iireatliitig; tiglitne
and stricture across the breast and iii the lungs; opprcssiv
flatulence; wheezing; coughing and hoarseness; costiv
ness, and other Asthmatic syiuptonis._tlie timely aurnihistre
tion of Dr. Relft.-‘s Pills, invariably mitigates the attack, t-fie
ensures permanent relief, and sometimes effects it radic-
cure. ’
The Pills maybe taken with the most perfect safety, a
they require, in ordinary cases, no confinement, and iria_v b
administered \\1’II.II the utmost confidence to an ages
cl"T?II§:(3oi]:)ggl‘II)ilS.PIIlS Iiave been _used'by multitiidos
unexampled success, in a. vast variety of cases, from
of the slightest, to others of the most confirmed chim-
Their powerful agency has been known to revive froi
bed of sickness, the paint, detected and emaciaytetl it
and send him back again to “ the busy hum of men,‘ an‘:
man of business in the full enjoyment of the blessir
nealtn. , _ ,.
[G In proof of which, the following, from a mul.it.
testimonials, are respectfully submitted :_ , ,
“ I liave tried vour Dr. Relfc’s Asthmatic Pills. in As
d,ffic,,1w of breathing, and Consumption, when all other
cine hml'fai’Ied. and liave found them most c.z-ccllmt.“ AI '
Plivsician writes: “ I have tried your Rclfeki Asthnmn -
with a patient ofmine, whose case had I'eSl>iv”;fI every 1
the cough has certainly left her.” A Ct)'l'1'C".Sl\t"ll(IlC‘i'l:._\\ tr-
(5 The ASTII.\IA'I‘IC I’ii.Ls give such astoiiisliin: rclicl in~ -
of common colds, coughs, <§:c. as no one can £~clicve unlc.
' V7
"‘“f;”,',‘..:.ii'ifl{.-rites: “Your (Dr. ReIf’c‘s Asthmatic) Pill:
erfdrnicd :1 niiraciilous cure in this town. A man ab‘
liad been confined some rnontlis. liisfcet and legs badly s.r
a bail cough; respiration CIIIIICIIII, and \_\':iSvgit‘cn nz-cr .
physician and frienzls, who considered him in a coiiyirnt --
suiuplion; after taking three boxes of these Pi_ils_ .~ .
tltreatrning syniploms are re-niovcd. and he is fast I‘C(‘0\ Ll I‘ t‘.
A Geiitleruan of Plymoutli, 70 years _of i_‘7C. was at »
an Astl;_m]a, by three boxes, after having been altlic
wards o_ tiirly years. ,
A young Lady of Boston, was scverel)' amlftcd I9" ~
years. with a violent caugh._difIiculty of breatliiiig, .
blood, pain in the side, deprr\'ed of SlCf‘Pi “ml _l,‘m‘e_':“, 4
oilitatcd. In this distressiiis: state, after l_iarin;! lit?‘ '
Medicine in vain, and roiisidcrcrl as pest rrlttff. 0l‘-,!-1l\lT ,
two boxes of these Pills, her cougii arid the whole, t
s,\'tiihtoIlis left, ,l_“‘,Y‘» T1991’ ‘W5 T9-‘‘°redr “"1 her heal
.- - ,g,,,risie(.
peg‘ _,i‘,'ir whole boxes of 30 Pills. and 50 ccnlsfor .- -_
' '1 IUIf]t(II1‘('CflUII.€,| _ _ _ _
af..l¥2+i::.],,5,‘,'_1r¢d {min the Original Recipe in his. of t‘ ' ~
Dr. \V. '1‘. Co.\'\\‘.-Ur, by his Inmirrliriln .\ii«-ct-.ssoi', and t W
Proprietor, T. KlDI)Elt._aiid tor stile ill.‘lllS (,oiiiiting-
No_ 99, next door to .I. I\IDD_i-:ii’s Drug Store, corner 0
and Il;),ni)V'Cl‘ Streets, near Coiirtort llall. Boston; and -
sale by his special appomtnieiit. ttotvetticr with all the . =
ble Medicines as prepared by the late Dr. t,‘onway,) b,
VVI-tan & BUTLER. Driiggists. Norwalk ; Si.‘
Juwis. amt Wilt. S, VVooD, Stamford, and CL
Misti), Greenwich.
".,* Observe that none are genuine without the r .-
uignature of T. KIDDER, on the outside printed wrap -
A larva discount made to those who buy to sell agai .
Norwalk Chronicler