New and cheap .Sprz'~n_2' Dry Goods.
LA\VRENCE M. STEVENS,
at N . 2Burralf’s builclings, lVcsl o/‘die bridge,
AS just received one of the largest best select
H ed, and greatest variety of Spring Dry Goods.
ever offered in Nerwalk; having taken great pains
to buy cheap, and being determined to sell Goods_of
the same quality, less tlrati they have ever b€CIl.0fll‘l'-
ed—lie thinks he can safely say, that no stores in the
country can offer greater inducements to purchasers
than his. The following are among the many new
Goods received :
Blue, Black. Olive, Brown, Claret, Iiivisi. Green,
Mixt and drab Broadcloths ; 60 pieces fancy colored
Cassimeres and Satinets, 50 pieces Beaverteens and
Bangup Cords, 80 ps. black and colored silks, of
most every style, color, and qu-"flliyi 400 Pf" Cal‘
icoes, Gingliams and printed Muslins, embracing de-
cidedly the best assortment iti lt‘uirfield County, the
richness of the pattern and the genuineness oftlie
colors, have never been surpassed, 100 ps. summer
Stuffs, for men's and youth’s apparel, comprising
most ofthe different styles extant, vestiiigs, a large
assortment, 20 ps. black French bombaziiies. 40
doz. Ladies and Gentlenieri’s gloves, 80 Merino
shawls of different sizes, colors and qualities. lllfl
sewing Silk, crepe, silk, iriuslin and other dress
shawls, 40 ps. super bedticking, cotton carpeting.
gauze veils, bead bags, cotton hose, burlaps, 30 doz,
Palm leafliats, Russia Diaper, and sheeting, 400 ps
bleached and unbleached Muslins, cotton yarn wick.
warp and batts. &.c. R1"
may .5, 1835.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BY A
NE W YORHK OFFICE,
NO. 54 VVALL STREET-
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
oi-‘ NF.W YORK, have appointed George St.
.-'.“=*:.as their agent in Norwalk and the towns ad-
__;._,i{g.§-.-,g-, to it‘-,.-31ll‘.‘.‘ .*'.ouses and other buildings and
§}x'(ij‘.-Jrly ’_'{)l1'li4.ll'i.°.‘l.l in them, such as Dry goods.
r- ..,,.,,,.j(-rs’ gig‘ SLL-. ’
,';;_.-';~.f,,'1".,r‘p.‘, iif:3,~_'Zi’ D1’ 331113.32 {IQ ft1’£’. ‘
the Howard comp ny have a capital o.t $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security of those
who may have iiisuranceiiiadc by .Sfll(lC0lTl[)ttl1yII1-
surnce offered at the lowest pl't*Zllllll‘ll] 82. iioiic,iiced
be brought from afllueiice to want in eoiiserpieirce
guess by Fire; as all can be pr_)tected fnoin its de-
struction by a small yearly stipend. . lhe above
named Agent is autliorised to issuel olices to those
who may apply. The Company pursue a lilgral
and prompt course in adjusting and aymg t err
osses. .
JUST received ahd for sole by the SUbSCl'lDO]S
and splendid ssortineut of Double and Sin
gle Barrel Fowling Guns;
also an assortnienl
of Musical Instruments. S;'\‘IITII 81. l-IOY'l‘-
June. 9.7tli, 1834.
33%}. '7-».PS.
:1-'4‘-.-i" =I)T;"‘. if fur,liair seal and
E. BNNE'l"l"
_ ., ,-. . _
achers American Practrc ofMedi-
VVEED & BUTLER.
‘.1
3.
J -' TS
. - :” ~_ ‘*3’ 5'
Unc Sett of Be
cine for sale cheap by
N EW SHIP? LY.
US’l‘ Received direct l'roi'n Boston 30()_ bbls and
lralfdo No. 1 and.‘?. Mackerel; l50_quin_tals first
quality Codfish; ‘ztons superior Nova Scotia, grind
stones. For sale low by the sirb.=cribers.
HUBBELL 8: PORTER.
ASHIONABLE SILKS.-‘—-Now opelllnéii “
new supply of Black and (.olor'ed Silks, pt low
prices, by l.\lALL0l»Y.
LARGE assortmeiit of black It‘rt‘ncli Bomba-
ziiies, sotrie of which are oftlie finest qpality,
for sale by ELI MORRIS,
May 12, No. 3, Burrall's Block.
NOR‘-VA LK DISPENSARY,
No. 6, BURRALUS BUILDINGS.
7 HIS Establishment is constantly fnriiislied
with an (3_xi.eI1SlVt:‘,ilSSOfl.l’I](?l]I of Drugs, Med
cines, Perfumery, Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Hatters
icles, &c., which are warranted of good quality,
and will be sold wholesale or retail, on reasonable
terms. Ainoiigsttlie Articles may be found :-
Gum Opium Tart. Acid. Logwood
_ Camphor Sup. Carb. Soda Red \'Vood
—— Myrrh Antimony Fustic
—— A'oes Calomel Nic.Wood
—— Arabic Arsenic Caui. Wood
—— Tragacan. Quinine Vctdigrls
Roclielle Salts Morphine Alcohol
Epsom do Caustic Sl.lClltl(‘l_(
Glauber do Curb. Iron Oil Vlll.'lOl
Gemian Laudanum Bl-.ie_ Vitriol
Senna Peregoric Nitric Acid
Pink Castor Oil Copperas
Snake Root Olive Oil Alum
Seneka Bals. Copaiva Indigo
Cham. Flowers Fir Nutgalls A
Saffron Spts. Turpentine Sal-T«”Irti1I‘
Oil Spike Hatters ’.lacks
Oil'1‘ar Stop’ng Brushes
Spts. Hartsliorn Shoe do
Pearl Barley
Cream Tartar
Arrow Root
1.iquoi-ice —- N itre Tooth do
Sassaparilla Lec’s Pills Wllllowélsll d0
Peruvian Bark Ilygean do Phila. Porter
Rhubarb Syringes London do
Orange Peel Conklin Salve Salt Petre
Isino“ “"'-“" Tamarinds Pearlasli
‘-‘mi. ' ;_t . ‘ EssentialOils Potash
-2,.-,_..; Essences Sal. Eratus
' -..E,,;. ( ‘ti odeldoc Castile Soap
' v .2-.t«.>==e ‘- ~matic Snuff Jairk Bottles
" 0- .‘.':;;rc.. itcll Uintiiieiit \Vhite do
White Wax Bltie do Vials _
Bees Wax Hat lein Oil Tohacc s& Snull
Cochineal British Oil Sponge
Magnesia. Soda Powders Ilull’s
Ox. Acid. St.-itllitz do Emery
Oil Soap Lemon syrup Swaim’s Panacea
Norwalk, July 16. ween‘ SI. iiu'ri.izit.
1835.
HE Connecticut Register for I835 {orsale by
WEED 8L BUTLER.’
Jan. 2.
ROAIJCLOTHS, CASSIMERES. SA'.l‘TI-
NETTS, a good asstirtincnt and at ll10(l€l'.'\]P
prices by JAMES MALLORY.
Oct. 2.
FIIARLES ‘N. CLOCK has just received from
__/ New York, brown rnuslins by the bale. also
-‘-"'-W--* 3-at‘--.52:vir.~' h:-:’:t,r-2, I’-ussia diaper, bed tick-
'.-'.-.'~~'. viii -‘l-‘-‘. i:n=‘i.: Iii... )tlis,tr:ivellirig baskets,
'3 "=. " l i ‘S L vlzirl '.I’oWn linings, co’d carri-
‘ _-, also an assortinnient of
fin.‘ hats, all of wliicli will
,;-. cent. from cost.
'1
‘-.‘:.
ii: 22:. ' ‘
be disposed of at it li'...i;..
Norwalk, Feb. 1835, I
\
I EATHER. for sale by the subscriber. at the
J store of S. Rayiriond, &. Co., in New Canaan.
1000 sides Soal Lcatlrtt of various qualities, a gen-
eral assortment ofstout and light upper leather, cal
and lining skins, &c. All of which will be sold on
as good terriis as can be obtained in New York OI‘
elsewhere. 1). W. & L. BOUTON.
New Canaan, Jan. 9.
HATTEIRS ARTICLES.
LCOHOL; Slit-llacli , Vcrdigris; Nutgall ,
Copperas; Oil Vitriol: Ext. [,ogwo_o.1; J,;c1,-sf
Stopping Brushes ; Blocking Twine; ac. 3.ic. ’
The above articles are for sale cheap, for cash
only. by the Subscribers VVEED H BU ILER,
Norwalk, April 1, I834.
ROADCLOTHS, a good assortment of fasli-
ionable colors and ifniierior finish. Broad.
cloths. suitable for ladies cloaks, for sale at reduced
prices, a‘ No. 3 Burrall’s Buildings, by
ELI MORRIS.
SA'1"l.‘lN E'l‘S-
large and splendid assortment, fioin the coars.
est to the finest qualities and most fiisliioriable colors,
for sale by the piece or less quantity, by
- El.I MORRIS,
No. 3, Buri:ill’s Buildin,«_r’s.
TIM urn AND C()Rl\ll(/' E s'i‘icks.
MITH 81. HOYT, have just received by the‘
Schooner Alieoiin,
05,000 feet tiinlicr, cornice sticks, plank and boards.
500 feet cars, 5, )U0 cedar posts.
By the sloops Urarige and ltover,
100,000 feet Boards and I‘l:rnk.
200,000 (not Williairis) but '1‘. S. VVilliains cross,
single and no lmiirtlslringles,
I-50,000 Vickcry’s Sliiiiglcs.
N. B. All the above articles are t-ffered to the
ub.'ic at a very sinall advance from cost. Jtine ‘.25
ASKETS. Eli Morris, has just received it
largo. assortincnt of '1'i'avellitig and I’.-tiicy
' skcts Wlllclhtlfc oflcrpd very low. - - ‘ “
2 I ‘l. /’
'\
Another Assortment of Nrw .S'j)ri7i.g Goods.
ELI MORRIS,
so. 3, nuimAi,r.’s euii.ni.\'o's,
E ASjust received another splendid assortment
ofnew goods, cornpi-i.-inga great variety of
the most desirable articles. Among them are ele-
gant printedjaconets, do. do mull iiiusliiis,gir:gliams
new style, light calicoes, a large assortment, light
French do., grcen gauze veiis, silk muslin shawls,
blk Hermania do., large size. plaid jacoiiet muslin-i,
satin striped do., black Gro de Swiss, do. Sinclruas,
brown linen table cloths, 8--l linen diaper, green
moreeii, knitting cotton, cotton cords. Also, an as-
sortmeiitof Dorchester Ticks, bleached anti hrowir
sheetings and shirtings. cotton wick, hatts, biirlaps,
and osnaburgs &.c. &c. for sale at the lowest prices,
April 28, 1835.
NOR WALIQ BOOK. STORE.
HE Subscribers have 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 Synoniines;
Grow-.’s Greek and English Lexicon;
Goodricli’s Greek Grammar and Exercises;
Greek Testament; Jacob's Greek Reader: _ _
r:.-cca Minora; I-Iistora: Grazcezi; L,‘oopcr’s Virgil
Virgil Delpliiiii; Ainswoi°tli’s Distioiiaiy, 8vo.;
Anihoii’s Ainsworth, l8ino.;
(x‘ould’s Adam’s Latin Grammar;
Cicera’s Orations, with notes; Horace Dclpini;
Folsorn’s Livy; Titi Livii; Latin Tutor;
Hutchinson's Xedophon;
\Vorcester’s Elements of History ;
Goodrich and Mason’s Eccle History ;
Tytler’s l-listory; \'Vhelpley’s Compeiid.;
Goldsmith’s and Grimshaw’s History of England,
Greece and Reine;
O‘lney’s, Matte Brun, Woodbridge, Morse, Cum-
mings and Willett’s Gcourapliy;
Worcester and Parley ’s diito for Children;
C-omstock’s Chemistry: Blakc’s do. ;
Comstocl<’s Natural Philosophy :
.Iamieson’s Rhetoric; Hedge’s Logic
Walkers Geometry; Parlt-y’s A=lronomy;
Days Algebra; Day’s Matlretiiatins;
Playfairs Euclid, Blair’s Lectures:
Guminere’s Gibson and Flint’s Surveying;
Bennett’s and Slicy’s Book-keeping;
Porter’s Rhetorical Reader and Atialysis ;
First Book of History; Cliild’s Botany;
Webstcr’s and W'.ilker’s Dictionary;
Mi_irray’s Grammar and Exercises;
Brown’s Crammer, Grceuleaf’s do;
English Reader, lntrodiiction do Sequal to do;
Popular Lessons: Improved Reader;
Elenieiitary Reader; Political Class Book;
Greeiiwich, Hale, and Welister’s History of the
United States;
Dal-.oll’s. Dilwortlr’s, Colburn’s, Smith’s, 82. Wanzer’
Aritlimutics;
Webster’s, Sears’ and Emersoii’s, Seplling Book;
Spcller iii. Definer; Juvenile Spelling Book;
rviiigs Catccliisins of Jewish 8:. Roman Antiqu
and of Universal and Roman History;
Questions to Blairs Lectures; ’I'ytlcr’s History,
and Griiiisliaws France and Napoleon:
Easy Lessons; Child’sInstt'uctuctors;
Drawing Paper; Writing Paper;
Coiiiirion and Gilt Edge Leiter Paper:
Writing Books ; Cyplieriiig Books; Slates;
Slate and Lead Pencils; liik Powder;
Ink Stands, &c. 81.0.--also
A great variety of Bibles, Testaments, Hymn
Books, Prayer Books, Commentaries, Blank Books
of all kinds, VVafcrs, Sealing Wax, Quills. Toy
Books, Paints and Bruslirs, Engraviiigs. School
Rewards, &.c. for sale very low.
Norwalk, March 25th, WEED & BUTLER.
HARE} WAERE
NORVVA LK.
MITH & HOYT tvould inform their friends and
the public generally, that they have received a
their store,a few rods west oftlie Bridge, large add-
tiotis to their former stock, which iriake their assorl;
merit of fancy and staple lliIl(IWtll‘e complete. The for
owing are a few oftlie principal articles,viz—-Knives
and Forks from 38 cts to $10, carvers, deserts and
steels to match; pocket. pen, desk, butchers, bread
andslioe knives;Razors, razor straps, liories. shears.
seissors,VVatson’s casteel axes, drawing knives,adzes,
butcner’s eleavers; block-tin and brittariia tea and
coffee Potts; sugar and milk cups; soup ladle:-‘; tea
and table spoons; brass stair rods; brass and glass
commode kiiohs, commode rings-;curtain pins; brass
and iron caiidlesticks; curtain rings; draw handles;
lied caps; eseutclieons; brass and iron cupboard hut-
tous and turns; table, chair and bedstead casters; flat,
round and flush bolts; elothes,hair, tooth, shoe, scrub-
bing, furniture, paint, pencil, (lusting, 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
Trps; Slates; lead and slate pencils; chalk and fish
lines: iron shovels and spades; bellows; sad irons
stands for do; shovels and tongs; andirons; clay, so:ip-
stone and il‘OI1 Furnaces; pots and kettles; spiders
with and withoutlids; frying pans; toasting irons;
iron, composition, copper and sheet iron tea kettles;
griddles: gridirons with fluted andstraight bars,bake_
sauce, and warming pans;biass kettles; glue pols;
sheep and horse shears: oil (.‘l0.‘ll for carpeting carria-
ges; coach wrenches; whips; trace chains; stcelyards
pocket lanthorns; iron weights; sleigh bell; wnggori
and gig axels, turned with boxes: hooks and hinges;
coal liods and sifters; hemp and nianilla Cordage;
trurik, chest, draw, Cll[)l)0t‘l‘tl, book case and pad
Locks; carpenter and _joiuer's bench and moulding
planes; axes. compascs, mill, cross cut, brass back
compass, web, and circular Saws; steel, iron and
trying Squares; nail liainniers, spoke shaves; mill
saw, halfround, rattail, hand and pitsaw Files; trails
of all kinds, by the keg or less quantity; sash pui-
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 piiieers, patent, common and spike gimblcts,
double and single barrelcd fowling pit-ccs, do pistols,
powder horns and flasks, liunter’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 & shell
and common spectacles, beads and bead necklaces,
ivory riirgs stillettoes, ink powder, flutes, fifes, fla-
geolets, clarionets, violitis, &c. Arrassortnient of
Russia, Sweeds, Anierican and English bar Iron;
old sable nail rods, brazei"s rods, Aiiierican,Sweed,
Spring, English, blister and cast Steel; American
and Russia sheet Iron; tiniiieri’s shears, cart and
wagon boxes, vices, anvils, die.
The subscriber would iiifiiriri the public that many
ofliis goods were imported by liiniself and can be
sold as cheap or cheaper than any otlierestablisliineiit
it the country. July 1, 1834.
AS'l‘lNGS.—-—'l‘he subscribcnagcnt for Geo.
E. \Varing, pf Slainfurd, will furiiish to
order, Castings of all kinds, at furnice prices.
Any person in want will ylense call on
Not-ualk, l\'larch Q4. LESTER BELDEN,
N. B. The highest market price paid for old
wrought and cast iron, copper, brass, pewter
and lead.
1% MALLORY hasjust rectsived from New-York
‘' g, a new supply of Spring and Summer Goods,
which ogether with his for trier stock, comprises it
very handsome assortnieiit, which will he sold very
cheap, to say the le2ist—as cheap is the order oftlie
day -—those wishing to purchase will do well to call
and exiiiniiie for tliemselves bi.-.f'ore purchasing else-
where ——Among his assorttnetit arc Broadclotlis of
almost every shade, qiitility and price, also black,
blue, mix’t, drab, and faiicy striped Cassimeres,
Veslings, a large assortment of Silk, plain and fig’d
i\Ittt'Si\illt’.S, Valencia, and other Vestiiig, Black silk
Velvet, superior and coiiimon quality, black French
l-l0|HlHI'IilnC. Black Gro de Swiss and other Silks, for
Ladies dresses; green and black sarsnet, black cir-
cassiziii, merino cassiinere, satiuetts, Hatters nap-
ping cloth, Irish linen, very cheap, calicocs, a good
"‘_-“-‘30"lllN‘|ll§ camliric. _i:=co:ict aiitl siviss riiusliiis,
Zincn caniiiric, and linen cniiiliric liaii.llt'fs., long
l-IWII. ptmizee, and flag silk pt:(‘l(t-t h:u.dkf‘s., silk
:ll1tlC!'1l])(: dress lr:tndl<f's., 5-‘l black mcriiio sliawls,
bobbinct and footing lace. I.adivs gloves, llosiery,
a good assortnicirt; silk unrlirellns, giiigliain do.,
shirtiiig muslins, brown slieetiiig, Dorcliester ticks,
'bcaverIeen, molt-skin, plain and striped bang-up
cord, Fl'(3IlCll drilling, blue and yellow riankeen,
blaclt and col’d Silesia, col’d cairilirics, children and
youth's cloth and fa iic_v caps, cliildrens red morocco
shoes, stocks and collars, Mcir’s “t)l‘Sl(ltl, \'Vood-
stock and buckskin glorcs,tt'iiiiniitig's, air assortiiiei t
of best qiiality,togctl:cr with inniiy other articles
not licrein meiitioiied, all of which will be sold on
fIlfft)ttJ.lJlC terms. GROCERIES.-—-\ good assort-
ment of Dry Groceries kept coizstiiritly on hand
viz: tea, sugar, molasses, pepper, alspicc, ginger
ciiiuainon, nutniegs, cloves, &e.
‘E3 0'1‘
NEVV GOODS
ASH, ofu good quality, for sale by ,
WEE!) &. BU'FLER..
‘I
New Syn‘2'n.g and .S'unzmc'r Goods.
A. BI A L L O R Y ,
AVING recently received a new supply ofsca-
soiiable Goods, would beg leave to inform his
friends and ciistoinei's that no pains has been spared
in selecting the very best and most fashionable artir
cles, and believing it would be to the interest oftliose
wishing to purchase to call and examine his goods
before purchasing elsewhere. Among which is a
very large assortment of Brio.-tDcLo'rHs, of every
fasliionable color, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Vestings of
all kinds, black Silk Velvet, &.c- &.c., all kinds of
Trimmings, and a great variety which it is not ne-
cessary to enuiiiernte, all of wliicl: will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. ' Call and see.
Norwalk, lvlay 15. 1835.
LEVICLARK,
I :3’?
IIAS this Spring added to his stock, many articles
in his line, both useful and ornamental. The follow
ing comprise a part:-—fine Patent Lever, Lepine,
Eiiglish and French Watches; watch keys, chains,
seals, &.c., ofevery variety.
An innumerable assortment of fancy articles;-
Looking GI rsses ofall prices from Is to $10. Brass
Andlrons, tea waiters, caiidlesticks, plated and
brass snuffers and trays. Musical instruments and
strings. Large assortment fancy CLOCKS.
Silvei, plated, and steel spectacles ofiill kinds,and
glasses fitted to old frames. Silver spoons kept
constantly on hand and made to order, warranted
good silver.
Engraving on spoons, coffin plates, notarial seals,
8,'c., executed with rieatiiess and despatch.
Clock and VValeh repairing strictly attended to.
All watch and clock work warranted. All Jobbing
done at short notice.
A.Iourneyman spectacle and spoon maker will
find constant employ and liberal wages by applying
iirimcdiatelv.
Norwalk, April 14, I835.
VVATCHES 8:; VVATCTI
'I‘RHi1lilIf=.'GS.
EDWIN GLOVER, has
on li:inil a su;-erior lot of
Watclrcs, which he will sell
twenty five per cent less than
former prices. Among his
assortment of Watches will
__ be found patent lever, Le.
-» pine, English, French and
Swiss Watches, also Trim-
niings
N. B. VVatches repaired, and warranted as usual
Jan. 2, 1835
is frieridsarid
the publiciii general, that his Packets have
commenced their weekly Trips and will sailfrom
his landing to Peck Slip in the following iiianiier;
S|oopM1«)C1;{A1\’1(‘, ALDEN Riio'rii\visLi. Master,
will sail Tuesdays and rcturii Sattrrdays; Sloop
CITIZEN, Smii’l. T. llIorc.’iouse, Master,will sail
Saturdays& returnoii Tliursdays, For Freight or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to citherof the
Captains on board their respective vessels. .
MONSON IIOYT.
Norwalk, April 20. 1834.
_ . Fiibfil SALE.
' . THE House and Homestead of Nathan
H: Benedict, deceased, coiitaining about
‘ -' - 8 acres of Land, pleasantly situated on
he road leading from Norwalk Bridge to the Old
\Vell. Also a tract of Land lying at Long Swamp,
so called, containing 32 acres. Also, 1 piece VVood
acres. Also, the House and'Homestead oftlie sub-
scriber, situated about 1 mile west of NOl'\Vi|Il( 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 the door. Also 8 acres of Land, prin-
cip:illy'Meadow, lying convenient to the liotncstead.
The whole ofthe property will be sold together or
separate 10 suit purcliasers. For particulars enquire
ofthe subscriber living on the preniises.
JAMES BENEDICT.
Norwalk Sept. 9tli,183-‘l. 3Gtf
E.B. BENNETT» 0ll'c1‘S ft F
sale, a good assortment of Hats oftlie
latest fashions. Gentlemen can be
furnished to order upon the shortest
‘ notice. Norwalk, June 22.
ll? IIATS. 51]
THE Subscriber have on hand an
assortment ofgeritleiiieris’Hats o fgood
quality,aiid intend keeping a full stip-
.. ply made in the best iriaiitier and firi-
. i‘ V. .‘ islied in New Yorkiii the latest style.
‘ Geiitlcriien can be supplied with llnts
rder upon short notice.
ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, March 2. 1835. 219
WILL I ,.-1111 GALE
OFFERS for sale a handsome and
general assortment of HATS, inclu
ding those of the latest New York
fashions. Gentlemen can be supplied
with Hats to order upon short notice.
Norwa|k,March 18, 1835.
THE Subscribers offer for sale their
whole Stock, consisting of Hat's Ket-
. tles, .S'c. lluts at the following redir-
*"."‘f~«-,_, ced prices,
" ' ' Eidozen 4 dollar Hats at $3 each.
7 do. 3 do. do. 2 25 do.
3 do. 2 do. do. 1 50 do.
and a quantity at 125 do.
The tools consist of the following articles,
1 six foot dye Kettle, 1 large Boiler,
2 Lead Plank Kettles and 1 Copper do.
Bows, tszc. Sic &c.
TROWBRIDGE & SMITH.
Starnford, Nov. 14. 1834.
NEW SUPPLY OF STONE.
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‘THE suhstzrilicr has just rt-ceived a new stip-
ply of Marble, suitable for Grave Stones,
Ileurtli Stones, &‘c. also I\'orIli River Flagg for
llcartli Stories, which he offers for stile cheap for
cash. Also, about 300 bushels of sand An elegant
Pedestal Moriuriietit of .White lilurhle, for sale at his
estahlislimeiit it few rods cast of the Bi-iitge.
l‘torwalk, .Iiui. ll. EDMOND PRICE.
THE subscribers having
entered into co-paitnersliip,
under the firm of
JONES & VVEED,
would iiiftirtii their fricirds
‘iiud the public, that they have
and intend to keep on hand at
the old stand of P. W’. Jones,
_ _ nearthe wustend of Snugaituck
bridge. t\ large .-issortniciit of articles usually kept in
siinilatt‘cstnlilisliriicnts, viz., Saddles, Bridles, Har-
Hé-SSUS. llfllnlis, Viiliccs. Whips, Spurs, &c., which
they will sell as cheap as can be bought in any other
shop in the county for cash or approved credit.
PHILO. VV. JONES,
OSCAR WEED.
NOTiCE.——All poisons indebted to the subscr b
by iioto or book are req-res ted to make iurrned.u
payment. PH ILO. W. JON
Sang-utuck, Marcli I0, 1835. ly
L?
Land, lying at Bartlett Lot, so called, containing 12-‘
New Spring and Sunmzcr Goods.
WVILLIABT GALE,
S this day opening a large and splendid assort-
iiiciit of faslriunuble Spring anti Summer Goods.
viz. 100 ps elegant printed French Miisliiis, a new
and splendid article for ladies dresses, 100 ps. color-
ed Gro deNaps. and Gi'o de Berliris ofevery desira-
hte color, 50-ps. black and blue black single and
double width Italian, Gro de Swiss, Pout de Soi,
tas, Rochcllas, Crape Camblcts, plaid and plain In-,
dia mattings, all widths. 10 ps. cotton carpetiiigs, 12
ps. Baiignp Cord from 25 cts. to $1, Corded Skirts,
Gloves and Hosiery, Furniture and Cambric Dimity
Thread Bobbiuet atid Muslin edgings and insertings,
Bobbinett lace all widths. Domestic goods ofevi ry
description constantly oti hand, such as brown and
bleached Shirtings and Slieetings, Candlewick, Iii-
digo blue checks, 500 ps. English and domestic Cal
icoes by the piece or yard, gents- plaid and fig’d silk
Cravats. new style, Vestiiigs, silk Pongee and Ban
daniia, hhdfs, youths fashionable Cloth ‘C-flips, &c.
250 pieces BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
and SA'l"l'INE'I"l‘S, of every desirable color qual.
ity and style from 50 cents to 8 dollars per yard, and
cheaper than can be had in this place or any where
along shore.
May 19, 1835.
, INE TUSCAN HATS.—Just received by the
. in T Subscriber a large assortment Ladies and Mis-
ses Straw Hats. such as fine Tuscan braid and open-
work, from $l,50 to $6. 1 case fine and common
Split Slraws from to $5,530 two cases Leghorn
braid for Ladies and Misses, from 75 cts. to $3. 3
Cases fine and common Leghorn Hats, very large
size and some very fine. 60 doz. rneris and youths
Palm Leaf Hats, a splendid assortment of fashiona-
ble Hat Trimiiiings and Cap Ribbons, colored flow-
ers, Pink, \Vhite, and Blue Crapes, Buckranis, for
sale cheap by VVILLIAM GALE.
Norwalk, May 19, 1835.
liifllfllltl LUMZBER.
S.LVIITlI SI. IIOYT
E 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/5. A real good lot of Spruce
plan/it cheap. ; I-Ieinloc/.' scantliiig and boards ; Hat-
ters box bourds a good article cheap; Cherry boards
oftlie first quality, which in addition to their former
stock makes their assortment complete.
Norwal/c.Jul_y 7th.
AMES MALLORY has just received a large
supply of cheap Dry Goods, warranted as
cheap as can be fotindiii Norwalk, :1 good assort-
ment of Broadclotlis, of all colors and qualities,
blk, blue, and fancy colored cassirneres and satin-
nets, French and Englisligingliaiiis, a variety of pat-
terns, French and English calicocs, a large assort
incnt, blk and blue blk silks, a great variety colored
Gr-o dc Nap, Florences and Sarsiietts_. plain and
fig’d bobbiuet laces, footings and edgiiigs, thread
laces, edgings and insertings, Irish linens, lawns,
table di:ipers,all widths, linen carnbric and linen
cambric lrtlkfs, pongee and flag silk hdkfs, sewing
silk, crape, and gauze ll(.ll\'fS, blk French and Eng-
lish boiiibazine, printed muslins, caiiibi‘ic,jzickonet,
mull, swiss and hook niuslins, fig’d swiss and jacke-
ncts, red and green nioreen, scarlet and blk merino
shawls, l.llll)CiWOJlSll{1WlS, furiiiture chihtz, blzick
prunell:i,.blk and col’d circzissions, blk and col’d
carribric, white and brown jean, blue and yellow
iiaiikin, stuffs for boys wear, betiverteen and mole-
skiii, very cheap, bang-up cord,crape canililet,l:rown
drilling, vestings,fiue blk boniliaziiie stocks, green
bet-age and green barage veils, green and whitp
gauze veils, silk and gingham uinhrellas, parasolsf
Grecian lace and footing, brown and bleached
sheetings, oil cloth, ‘tussia diapers,- Russia sheet-
irigs, bedticking, very cheap, Ladies silk, wliite,blk,
random, and brown cotton hose, gloves of all kintls,
checks, napping cloth, flanncls, canvas, padding,
buckruui. l)tll‘lilDS, corded and quilted skirts, linen
collars, suspenders, boys caps, pzilm leaf hats, leg-
lrori: and tuscan straw hats, cotton yard, from No. 3
tn 20. blue cotton yarn, paper liangings, childrens
shoes, ribbons, combs, buttons, pcnknives, scissors,
knives and forks, travelling baskets, cotton batts,
cirndlewick, pins, needles, irish thread, carpet bind-
ing, furiiiture diiiiity, spool cotton, cotton balls, tapes
hooks and eyes, &ic.
OIEIN ‘V. 'E‘AYIJOR has Just YEW"-
ed froiii New York, with a large assortment of
goods, which together with his former Stock, render
it very full and complete. The following articles
comprise a part of his assortment, viz., broadclotlis,
cassimcres and sattiuetts, peterslrain, caiiiblets, me-
rinos and t: rcassiaus, red yellow and white flaiiiiels,
Canton doi. lilack and col’d silks. silk velvet, satin
and figured silk vestings, tabby velvet, and velencia
do., a large assortment light and dark calicoes, meri-
no and tliihet wool shawls, imitation and Prussian
do., colored gingliariis, jticconet, book and cambrie
muslins, bobiiiet hiee (S-4 and 4-4, footings and edg-
ings. A large assortment of gents gloves, including
black and brown buckskin, furred do'. woolen, cot-
ton, liorseskiir and buckskin mittens, for hair and
cloth caps, a great variety of bouibazine, satin and
velvet stocks, ltalian silk cravats. Bleached and
brown sheeting and sliirtiiig, umbrellas, shoes, la-
dic's fur stocks, travelling b.'tskets,comlis ofall kinds
knives,_brushes. fancv soaps and perfumery. glass
lamps, brass cdiidlesticks, school books and station-
ary, lookiiig glasses, globe and pocket Ianters, ra-
zors, do. straps, pocket books and \vallets_. scizzors,
eiimpliorated and preston smelling salts, lip salve.
macassar, bear’s and antique oils for the hair, oil
soap, buttons of all kinds, tlrimbles, watt h toys, ever
pointed silver and plated pencil cases, elastic steel
pens, lucife-‘ iiiatclies. toy WtllCll06, spetacles, beads
and safety chains. flutes, srittffaiid tobacco boxes,
venitian and other window blinds, together with a
great variety of articles not enurneratcd.
Also, a choice selection of Dry Groceries of the
best quality. The public are requested to call and
examine for tlreuiselves.
Saugatuck, (west end the bridge.) Doc. 11, 183-1.
ALE.
BBLS. Albany Cream Alc, 15 half barrels
do. do. being the
remainder of the stock formerly owned by Schuyler
Bebee, deceased, and will be sold at New Yorlt pri-
ces, by CARMI BETTS.
Norwalk, Jan. 16,1835.
ARIES RIALLURY. is this day Pl“-
cing on his shelves :1 very extensive assortment
of c/ieup _/asliionablc, fancy and staple Dry Goods at
ever was offered in this place, purchasers are partic
ularly invited to call and examine.
EVV (,‘.(){)§)S—Tlie subscr ibcrs are al
most daily receiving New Goods at their store
vast end of the Bridge, which are sold at a small ad-
ezince from cost. The undersigned tender their
tlratiks to their custorners for past favors, aird solicit
. ti coritiiitiniice of the same.
Young llyson Tea at 45 Gd.
HUBBELL & PORTER.
NEVV BOOKS.
IX months in a. Convent, liy Miss Reed: ariswo
to do. by the Lady Superior; Young Christians
Guide ulllt an iiitroductv.iry Essay by Rev. '1‘. T. Wu
tcrinaii ; Exercises in Composition, by R. G. Park-
er. A lzirge assortiiicnt of School Books, lil'-Ink
hooks, paper-, Quills. Inkstaiids, Bibles, 'l‘estaiiietits,
Prayer Books, See. &c., just received aiitl for sail
cheap by WEED 82. BUTLER.
SPLENDID assorttnetit of dark and light cal-
ieoes, justrcccived, and offered at the lowest
prices by ELI MORRIS,
May 5. No. 3, Burr: ll’s Block.
ROADIJ‘-LOTIIS, CASSIMERES &. SATIN ETS.
W7 ILLIAM GALE. is this day opening an ex-
ii teiisivc and elegant assortment oftlie differ
eirt varieties of Fall Goods, viz. Bioadcloths ofevery
desirable color‘ for Ladies amt tientlemeiis cloaks
and 0VC|'t'0tllS. Brown and iirnb Petersliani, Cassi-
iiieics and Satincts of all qualities and pi ices, brown-
red. green, and white Canton Fltirinels, black, white
and green hlorid t.‘:—iuze Vails, finegreen harage fiytl
Viiils, a large assortinent white, red and black I\Ié|'l-
no ntid tliibct wool Shawls unusually low; Frrnch,
Gcrmaii and Eiiglisli Merino Cloth, Geritlellolfs
tr-thlcac’d knit cotton and l:tinb’s vool Dr:i\vt.t'S and
Sliirts, 5tlUll yds. ble:ich’d and DIG‘-VI’! Sliirtilgs mid
Sliet-tings, fine wliité' and mixed \Vool.ll Yarn,
Men's and Youtli’s Fur, Cloth, and Hair Iiallsi Fill‘
Collars, cloak Titsscls, light and dark Sills. 6| Splen-
tlid assortiiicii t.
Oct. 21.
MINA. GLASS 6; EAR.’l‘H-
EN WARE. an exterisivc u._60|‘lllIL‘ll1,JuSl ro-
ceived and for sale cheap by -
Svpt. 30, I834. ELI 8. BENNETT.
CLOVICIL SIsIEI)——-A supti'l0l‘ ttiticlc. just re-
ceived und for sale by .’ C- l3l‘l' ‘T5-
lllarch 2.1, l3urrall’s Building.
|
o
Another supply of Spring and Summer Goods.
JAMES MALLORY,
AS just added to his former stock, as good an
assortment of Goods as was ever offered in
this place. His frien is and the public in geiieral,
may depend upon being served at low prices, and the
smallest favor tliaiikfiilly received
Norwalk, May, 12, 1835.
OYS SUM
just received by 4
MER. WEAR, a good assortnieiit,
J. MALLORY.
NDIA Matting and Carpeting.——A few pieces of
good Ingrairr Carpeting and a large assortment
of Matiing at less than New York prices for sale by
' J. «MALLORY.
$3,!» LACK and coloreil fasliionable Silks, at great
5*’ "9 Vm'i:'ty,just received and for sale low by
J. .M:\LLORY.
SPLENDII) assortment of Calicocs this day
received and for sale low by
J. MALLORY.
-EDITJS HATS.--A few very fine and cheap
b _d logiornl Hats, also split straw antl Leghorn
Pal hits. pa in leafhats, by J. MALLORY.
PAPER l‘3“gll1gs.bordcrs and fire board prints,
:1 good assortment for papering rooms and oth-
er use‘. also plain green and blue paper for sale by
J. MALLORY.
LASS. China and Earthen VVare ; a few setts
elegant white and gold banded China; also,
a handsome assortment of Glass and earthen ware
at very low prices, just received and for sale by
J. MALLORY.
GOOD supply of cloths cassimeres. and satti.
netts. for sale cheap by J. MALLORY:
RENO Hatters,—A few pieces ofsuperfine napping
cloth, for sale by J. MALLORY.
NDIA MATTING, just received and for sale
low bV J. \V. TAYLOR.
HILDRF.N’S SHOES. Just received,aqtian~
tity of cliildren’s shoes. ofall sizes and colors,
for sale by J. VV. TAYLOR.
.AKERY.—'l‘he subscriber continues to supply
stores antl families with fresh halted BREAD,
CRACKERS, all kinds of CAKES, &c. as cheap
and of as good quality as can be olitained in city or
country. NICHOLAS LAIDLAVV.
. ._ OOLEN YARN, just received and for sale
by J. w. TAYLOR.
ERFUMERY. A good assortment of perfum-
ed waters, fancy soaps, smelling salts. &'c. con~
stantly on lratid by J. VV. TAYLOR.
ALlCOES.——5()0 ps Calicoes, various prices,
just received, and for sale by
New Spring and Summer Goods, '
AT THE OLD VVELL.
\
i
FEW HE Subscriber has received a complete assort-
_ mrnt of‘Spriiig and Summer Goods, in addition
to his usual surply of Dry Goods, Groceries, Flour‘
VViiies, teas, crockery, liardware, (Irugs_ medicines’
hats, shoes, paints, oils, brush:-s. glass, ready made;
Clothing, wooden and tin ware, all of which he
now offers for sale on the most reasonable terms,-
_EIis stock of goods is fresh, and coirsists ofthe latest
impor-tatioiis and most approved and fashionable
patterns.
Experience has long since conviricedlriin. that a
business conducted wholly on the cash principle
may prove mutually advantageous both to the gene;
and the purcliaser,-as by confining sales entirelv to
cash, the seller avoids all risk and ensures a spebdv
return of capital, and is thus enabled to supply his
customers at a much smaller advance than it‘ he
were to sell on credit. The subscriber has therefore
concluded to ptirsue this cotirse; and he trusts the
public. after examing his goods, and prices, will ap-
prove of the plan.
flaviinz been for years engaged in the same busi-
ness, he flutters himself that his experience has en.-
abled him to succeed not only in furnishing his store
with goods of the best quality, but also at unusually
low prices. Persons residing remotely, may de-
pend upon obtaining here a full supply ofihe various
articles they require, and at such reduced prices as
will more than compensate them for the t,mut,|e of
travelling even a great distance to make their pur-
chases. He respectfully invites air examination of
his stock and terms. CHARLES PECK
Oltl wen, (i\'orwalk,) April, 1335. 20 ’
E\V SPRING GOODS.—William Gale has
just rettiriicd from New York with a large and
general assortment of fashionable Springtlry Goods;
viz ,50O ps French English and domestic Culicoes
of the latestiniportations and entire new style; 150
ps blk and coloi"d silk_for ladies dresses, such as gr
de SVVHS, Gro de Ilerltn, siricliews, sarsiiiets, twill‘
levtrntin, intlia sattins, Gro de titips.floiinces blac
apd blue bllewfde ppu dc soi and niattiona Italian
pi ks, 40 ps slrirttiig linens, I500 yds bleached and
’"_l‘Vll.$lll|'lll1gS and sheetiiigs, lawn and linen chin-
l‘l'l’CS,jilf.10i‘.t!i_.lnlll'l,$\-VISS, lawn and book nttrsliii,
fig d plaid and plain drapery do, plain and tig’d hob.
ble‘-‘l “I095. loollngs. thread and bobinet edoinvs and
- ,- , - , . . _ D _ o _ _
ijisiitings, blond quiliings and edgings mirsliii instr-
tlngsy Wltle l-lack I“i'en_cli and English boinbaziiics,
{,-Wt-Ian lace and footings, snpcrior silk and cotton
uniberellas. black lastings, odean and dorchestei‘
tiekmgs I00 doz ladies geiitlemens and Misses gloves
of every description. 4-4 and 5 4 oil cloths, the lap.
gest zissortiiient o_fbro:idt-lotlis, ca imcis and satinets
ever oflerctl in this place,:iiid fiisltign,-;i,|e C010,”-S M‘;
o - ~ . 7
rim) and lliibet wool slialls .-ind handkfs silk guuyo
shawls and liadkfs, ii. large tissortinent silk cotton to.
VV0l‘=‘lt"-‘fl l'05leY;V of every description for ladies and
genili-inen.2t) boxes elegant gauze cup and hat rib
ons, new style, l-ead bags and purses, lirowii an.l
white linen table cloths, cotton batting, camllev ickg,
carpet yiirn, cotton yziriis, all lllllIllJCI'.~' constantly on
hand by the hole or less quantity, at few pounds of
titre white and mixed tvolen yarn on tiand, and 5 ps
white domestic liaiiiiels, &Lc. &,c. &c.
l\'oi'walk, March 3. ISL5.
JAMES MALLORY.
es
OLASSES. A few hhds. first quality retail-
ing Molasses, frr sale by
Norwalk, Jan. 2. HUBBELL &' PORTER.
OR SALE, a second hand Great Coat, very
cheap; also. a second hand Body Coat, by
4 A. MALLORY.
SAT T»
us re s Rock‘ Salt, °ust rrcoivctl and
EGGBH ,
for sale by CARMI BETTS.
Nerwvulk, Jan. 30.
‘1
STOVES, G HEAT ES, 816-
' JUST landed front sloop
Paragon and Mechanic, 200
Cooking Stoves, consisting of
(‘.‘ornell, Cunninghan 8' Co's,
Hoyt’s, Janies’s and \Vilsoii"s
improved paterns; u-ireplntt-
and box Stoves; coal Stoves.
various patterns; Nott’s supe-
_ rior Coal Stoves and Parlor
Grates. Also, a large assortment of coiiiinon Soap-
stone brass mounted and brorized Grates, all ofwliich
will he sold at the lowest New York prices for cash.
N. B. No stovcs sold except for Cash or approved
notes oti interest.
NOT'l"S IMPROVED STOVES S‘ GRATES,
For burning Anthracite coal, which for neatness safe-
ty aiid economy, surpass any thing that has been
introduced. The above stoves. are for sale by
STILES CUR'l‘iS 57. Co.
S'.E‘ANLEY’S COOK STUVES.
-' ESTER BELDEN, has just received an as-
_ sortment of Stanley's Rotary Cook Stoves,
for wootl and coal. The iinproveinents in this sl.ove
over any other in use, are woetlry the attention of
stove-buyers. One of great importance, is the re-
volving top plate, Persons wislring to exaiiiiiiic the
article can have an opportunity by calling at his (is
talilislimeiit, eastside oftlie Bridge.
Noijwalk, Nov. 7, I834.
0'l‘lCE.——Persons indebted to the subscriber
for Goods obtaiiictl of him while keeping tl
Grocery Store at Old \Vell, are hereby notified that
tliciraccotirits, if not iniiriediately attended to, will
be put iirto the hands of an Attorney for collection.
Payment may be made to the subscrilier or to Chas.
Elwood. at Old VVell. NICHOLAS LAIDLAW,
ALRIANACS for 1835- for Sale by
WEED ti. BUTLER.
LURHBEE-E.
HE Subscribers have on hand aml are con.
staiitly receiving large quantity ofgood lum-
ber, which they are disposed to sell wholesale or
retail, in lots to suit purcliascrs, at a very small
advance from cost, the articles are HS follows, viz
All kinds Shingles and Siding
“ “ Boards “ Plank
“ “ Tiiiiber H l‘.ornicc sticks
“ “ Scantling “ Lath
“ “ Maliogaiiy “ Cherry.
Norwalk June, 22, 1834. SMITH 61 HOYT
7 V0 ALL VVIIOM IT MAY CONCERN—'I‘he
Subscriber intends to keep constantly on hand
first and second quality OYSTERS, by the load or
retail, through the season.
Norwalk, irov. I0, 1834.
A. NASH.
I": , STAM_FORD.
= Tf) LE’[‘ with immediate possesioii
asnug 3ottage,late the residence of.Iames Skclding
Esq. deceased. with Ice-house, and other suitable
oitt buildings, and garden well stocked, aboundiug
with choice frttit ‘frees, pleasantly situated near the
\vat<=I'si<le; or for sale with l4 acres of good land,
including two capital orclrarils of grafted trees, in
full bearing, of which possession may be had on the
fst of April next. Rent oftlie Cottage, &i:. tillthat
period.$G0 or sale price for tire whole $3-300.-—
iipply to S. If Mti\’0lt.
Sl‘flmf(‘. 26¢
\
45
.L
FOR sale. the house and lot, situate
. _ on the west side of Norwalk river, a
' little below the Bridge. bouizdod west-
erly by highway, and lying opposite
pi-aperty owned by Noah S. Bailey. It is eligihly
5.'ttt'.itett for a ineclitinic or other person occupied in
Jusiness in the neigliborliood of the bridge. For
further information, apply to Noah S. Bailey: or to
PIIILU 1’ltl..‘E.
No.2. Marble Building, Clialliuin Square New York.
_“ PRING GOODS.—A large assoitrnt-nt of fash-
LJ iounblc Spring fjtiiitls having been receive-d by
the Stibscriber during the past week, he is now pie-
parctl to sell them at prices as low as ever, and
might say lower tliair ever olferctl in this State “Illi-
out pufling; yet as the public are the most compe-
tent tojudge. he leaves it entirely with them. His
asstirtinciit is larger than ever, and he intends as
soon as the season will warn ant it, in exteiidingir
equal to any retailing f.’Si&tl)llSlll11.’..I1l. in the State,
aiitl trusts as a. r‘t.-coiiipt,-rise, to receive pntroiiage
the public faitlifully and at very low prices
spoons, coffee mills, sad in .a. -: . ~
coffee and ten pots, toasting‘ . -_I » -'
pans; also, it general assoi-2. ..- or
Tin VViire, wholesale and r--:. it.
copper and iron taken in I x.‘.:.»-:-;>-.
illt highest inarket price paid -at
ALUABLE F.-\lt.\1 1-‘-' :;’:.“‘.—.'.=. .r
called Bi-lden's Neck. andi . 1' -2 ’:« t» .
tending into Long Ishmdl 7: "M, ’--t : .
into Mowing, I’a3tt_ire an: :5 ' ‘
high cultivzitioir.
for gentlenieii rcsitliiig in
seat, as the SH-uni Bouts . '
_ _ uithout any inconyeiiicnce
equal to the undertaking; he returns his grateful easy to the pm-(;|;;ise.-, (|n_(l t,>'l;.~2-
thanks to the public for the patronage they have ex- limp, (13,, or April next, 1-‘ml J
tended to him thus far. and trusts they will still ex- '
_ _ _ _ _ _ quire of the subscriber, .''é- ‘ ._
tend it to one whose object is to riierit it by serving M,,sS_ 0,. of Be,,j_ jsuucs of 3,-_: .,,.
\VILLIAM J. STKEET,
lhc luIc_/[rm o/‘Slice! t8‘.]((Illf'S,
AS just returned from New Yotk and is not 7
J r'ece-tying at the store lately occupied by M. B}
Mend, adjoiiiing the Mill. an extensive assortiiieiiv 2‘
Iron and S./ccl Ccu'ym72lcr’.s Tools, Points, (llils,
Glass, Aicils .373. Lc)°(.'. (‘C-
Wl)l('ll, together with the stock Ol‘CHl'pel]I,(_‘|‘%FinJ-
ings received from the old establisliiriciit, may (es the
:lFS0l‘lIilClli. coriiplcte. (Elie fullut-i.'iug coffuprise 3,
part only :—-
Knives and forks ofall kinds, carving. do. do., Ra-
zors, scissors and sliears, steel and brass snuffers,
jack. pocket and pen Knives, table and tea Spoons,
Brittanta tea Pots, cop; er and iron tea kettles, brass
and iron shovels and toiigs, brass and jappau can-
tlleslicks, cell‘: c mills and brass lamps, slinvt,-ls and
=pzitlt‘S, thimbles tttitl sail irons, horse cards and cur.
ry combs, sheep shears, slates and pencils, lead peti-
cils by the gross, hair and neck combs, boxes per-
fumery, and colonge. s-Iver pencils, knitting pins,
London pins.
Anrcrican Swedes and English
IRON.
German and American
GAS'1' STEEL-
VVi'oi1t!lit anil cut Nails, Norfolk and tliuriili l.ifcli-
es, nob and niorticc locks, butts and serene, brads
and tacks, trunk cl0St'[ and pad locks, chest, htinliu-'
ry and draw do., nob hitches, lll't'fSS liutts, brass but-
tons on plates, l)l'fl.<S and iron buttons plain, (‘U[)l)|)it|'il
turns and nobs. liaiitlsuw and bastard files,trace ant’
liiitteii Cliniiis, flat and rouiid I5t)liS,f_'llI1 Flints an.
pei'cu.<.-iorr Caps, plough points and rift-ls, strap and
ll ls lllligrs, door knockers, globe hint:-riis,‘ awl
blades and hafts, riding whips and cow hides, shav-
ing lirtislies, shaving soap, oil .-tones, scythe stones,
siiulfboxes and Iii-xi-.s paints, calf skin pocketbooks,
morocco do., Wllll(.‘“ilS‘ll brushes, clothes do., hair
and shoe do., British ink powder, Gosliii’s Nev York
blocking.
I-Vim/ozo GI.u.s's.
5118, 7X9, 8.7.10, 9x12, 9x13, 12x14, I2xl6,. l‘.Zx20.
C'upenlcr’s Tools. .
Planes of all kini's, Brace aml Bills, Auger.?Com . '
pascs and Giinlets, Nail lltitchcts, and '\'VootlVices,
.I:ippiiii and poli.-lied Ilaiiiiriers, llanil :iii<lBack
Saws, Key hole and Buck Sans, Trying Squats.
Ptliiils and Oils. "
Best Plril.tdelplria ground and dry WliiteE'zatl,
Verdigiis, dry and ground Red Lead. Iietli age,
lamp and ivy black, French and Spruce Yellol Ve-
nitinii and English rea, Stone, Yellow and Sjanish ~'
Brown. I
Fish and Linseed Oil, Summer and best
Winter‘ strained do, Copal Tu: . .« it .
bright Viirnisli, Spts.'l‘urpent :2-2 ‘ - " '
l, 2, 3, 3, 5, 6, Sash Tools, :11 .~. -« - ‘
Norwalk, May 19, 1835.
Fall Oil
i
IIAS reirioved to No. 4, Burn. E .
intends keeping on hand: :_ 2.
VVzitt.lies, Itewt-.|rv, SIl\(}I'\V:‘t“ 7
which he will dispose of at -
cost.
N. B. The strictest artist 2
‘vi/atclr repairing.
Norwalk, April Id, 1835.
LADIES AND RUSS]: .6 ‘ '. l
\Villizirii Gale is iioiv OPCEII .3: I
all kinds ofladies and misses T:-. .
and Misses fine leghoru bra:-3 .
cases fine split straws H01: 5 "
iuscan and openwork straw ‘. I»
liorii hats large size cheap, ~‘_..1
cap ribbons new style, :1 iv I.‘
bons, all widths & colour "::~.-
straw and white French era; -.-:
veil crapes of the best qu--.=:~.
white, single and double f'or~' ‘:i:~:
flats, lilack mntli, white. gre:-t .- «v.-
Norwalk April 14. 1835.
LESTER iii 9 '3.)
AS just received an 1..-:
cles in his line. viz '.---ti ‘st-< l-‘
sizes, hollow ware‘, all I\'lll(.l'~ 1.2-» .;
and tongs, iron do’, brass
knives and forks, Illll1Clllg2.l.s‘ .. : i--
other tea kettles, Brittania v:: 2:
"~._
Z Ll '-J
lI'
Rags, Ht:-n’s and Geese fin . 1:1‘ , -*
Norwalk, May 12,1835. lit.
abcut 70 acres, with a i. 2 :~ .
lying in Norwalk, I*‘airfield I. ~
Said r.._.... ... 0.’ i
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L. M. STEVENS.
No. 2, Bonnu.r.’s Buii.ni.\'o’s West the Bridge.
Mtireli 24, I835. 20
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flting, for sale by -I.'- 3:’ l" I:T- 3.
Norwalk Chronicler