' and lining skins, Ste.
- ners and disciples, by Win. L. Stone, just received
New and cheap S pring Dry Goods.
LAWVRENCE M. STEVENS,
AS just received one ofthe largest best select
H
the same quality, less than they have ever been_offcr-
ed-he thinks he can safely say, that no store in the
country can ofl'er greater inducements to purcliascrs
than his. The following are among the many new
Goods received: . _
Blue, Black. Olive, Brown, Claret, Invisi. 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 q'tH_‘l|lyi400 P?’ Cal‘
icoes, Giughams and printed Muslins, embracing de-
cidedly the best assortment in Fairfield County, the
richness of the pattern and the genuineness of the
colors, have never been surpassed, 100 ps. summer
S[ufi'5, for men's and youth’s apparel, comprising
most of the different styles extant, vestings, a large
assortment, 20 ps. black French bombasines, 40
doz. Ladies and Gentleman's gloves, 80 Merino
shawls of different sizes, colors and_qualities, 100
gewmg silk, ci-ape, silk, .lI'tl.I8Iln and other dress
shawls, 40 ps. super bedtickmg, cotton carpeting.
gauze veils, bead bags, cotton hose, burlaps, 30 doz,
Palm leaf hats, Russia Diaper, and sheeting, 400 ps
bleached and unbleached Muslins, cotton yarn wick,
warp and batts, Sic. Stc.
May 5, 1835.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BY A
NE W YORIK OFFICE;
N0. 54 WALL STREET.
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
or NEW YORK, have appointed George St.
.lohn,as their agent in Norwalk and the towns ad-
joining, to insure Houses and other buildings and
property contained in them, such as Dry g00¢lS,
Groceries, 81c. &t.e.
agatttst loss or humans by fire.
the Howard company have a capital of $_30_0,000
paid in and safely invested for security of those
who may have insurancemade by.saidCompanyln-
surnce efl'cted at tlielowesr premium 81. none,need
be brought from affluence to wantin 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 issuePolices to those
who may apply. The Company pursue a IlI)l‘Z'lI
and prompt course in adjusting and aying their
osses.
NEW SUPP LY.
US'l‘ Received direct from Boston 300 bbls and
halfdo No. 1 and 2 Mackerel ;_ I50 quintals first
quality Codfish; l2tons superior Nova Scotiti, grind
stones. For sale low by the subscribers.
HUBBELL 81. PORTER.
NORWA LR DISPENSARY,
No. 5, BURRALL’S BUILDINGS.
I I-IIS Establishment is constantly furnished
E with an extensive assortment of Drugs, Med
cines, Perfumery. Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Hatters Ar-
ides, &,c., which are warranted of good quality,
and will be sold wholesale or retail, on reasonable
terms. -Amongst the Articles may be found:—
Gum Opium Tart. Acid. Logwood
Camphor Sup. Carb. Soda Red Wood
—-—- Myrrh Antimony Fustic
—— A'oes Calomel Nic.Wood
—— Arabic Arsenic Cam. Wood
-——- Tragacan. Quinine Verdigris
Rochelle Salts Morphine Alcohol
Epsom do Caustic Shellack
(jlaulier do Carb. Il‘0l'| OII Vitriol
Gentian Laudanum Blue Vitriol
Senna Peregoric Nitric Acid
Pink Castor Oil Copperas f
Snake Root Olive Oil Alum
Seneka Bails. Copaiva Indigo
Chain. Flowers Fir Nutgalls
Saffron Spts. Turpentine Sal-Tartar
Pearl Barley Oil Spike Hatters ’Jacks
Cream Tartar Oil Tar Stop’ng Brushes
Arrow Root Spts. Harlshorn Shoe do
Liquorice -—— Nitre T000! do
Sassaparilla Lee’s Pills Whitewash d0
Peruvian Bark Hygean do Phila. Porter
Rhubarb Syringes London do
Orange Peel Conklin Salve Salt Petre
Ising Glass Tamariiids Pearlasli
White Mustard Essential Oils Potash
Squills Essences Sal. Brutus
Sulplier Opodeldoc Castile Soap
Brimstone Aromatic Snuff Jank Bottles
Poland Starch Itch Oltstmosst WI»itc do
White Was Blue do Vials
Bees VVax I-liii lein Oil Tobacc s& Snuff
Cocliineal British Oil Sponge
Magnesia Soda Powders IIull's
Ox. Acid. Seidlitz do Emery
oil Soap Lemon syrup Swaim’s Panacea
Norwalli, July 16. YIEED 81. BUTLER.
EATHER, for sale by the subscriber. at the
store of S. Raymond, &. Co., in New Canaan.
1000 sides Soul Leather of various qualities. a gen-
eral assortment of stout and light upper leather, cal
All of which will be sold on
as good terms as can be obtained in New York or
elsewhere. D. W. & L. BOUTON.
New Canaan, Jan. 9.
ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE; containing
about 70 acres, with a barn thereon standing.
lying in Norwalk, Fairfield County, State of Coiin.,
called Belden‘s Neck, and is pleasantly situated, ex-
tending into Long Island Sound; is well divided
into Mowing, Pasture and Wood land, and under
high cultivation. Said farm is an eligible situation
for gentlemen residing in New York for a country
seat, as the Steam Boats puss daily, and can stop
without any inconvenience, Payment will be made
easy to the purchaser, and possession given on the
first day of April next. For further particulars, in
quire of the subscriber, living in Lanesboiougb,
Mass. or of Beuj. leases of said Norwalk.
SOCRATES ESQUIRES.
LESTER BELDEN,
AS just received an additional supply of arti-
cles in his line, viz :—Brass kettles, assorted
sizes, hollow ware, all kinds, brass iiiidirons, shovel
and tongs, iron do‘, brass and iron caiullesticks,
knives and forko, minciiig knives, composition and
other tea kettles, Brittania tea and table spoons, iron
spoons, coffee mills, sad irons, steolyiirtls, Brittania
coffee and tea pots, toasting and grid irons, frying
ans; also, a general assortineiit of Jtippiincd and
Pin \Vnre, wholesale and retail.
Rags, fIen's and Geese feathers, old pewter, brass
copper snd iron taken in exchange for goods. and
the highest market price paid at
Norwalk, May l2,l835. East side the Bridge.
I 0 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—'l‘he
Subscriber intends to kcep coiisfatitly oti hand
first and second quality OYSTERS, by, the loud or
t-.'.ll.fIll, through the season.
Norwalk, iiov. I0, 1834. A. NASH.
NEVV SUPPLY OF BOOKS.
IIE Subscriber has now on hand at his store, it
few rods West of Saugaiuck IJl‘ltl;__'te,a »ene.-nl
ussoriinent of Classical and common SCI]ti0l‘I.I00l\'$,
Stationary, &c. which are offered to the l’uhlic at
the lowest prices. The folio‘-ving comprise a part of
the stock :—-Grovo’s Greek and English Dictionary,
.L8lfll'|lL'l‘t)‘S Classical do., Ainswortlfis Latin and
English do., Nugent‘s French do , W'ebster's and
lValkcr’s Englisli do., Gould's and A(In|||'s Latin
Gramiiiar, Greek do,, 7obbett’s French do, Levi-
zaie's do, \\’ebster’s Murray's Smith's and Uilberis
Eiiglisli do, Bwllll-i Gra-ntiiiir and Rrailcr, 'l'yio-rs
\'Voreesters and -Tuck:-rs Ilistor_i', \Vhclpy’s (Ioni-
pend. Coniistocks Philosophy, Blakes do, (Join-
stoclis Clieinistry, Conw-rsatioiis on do, Bowtlich’s
Navigator, .laiut-.iitiiiS and Blairs Ilhctoric, \Voud-
bridges and \Villiirtls Geourtipliy, Miilte Bruit and
Olnt.-ye do, Worccstcrs do, ’arlcy and Halls do, Da-
bollii, Colbiii-iis aiul Lovells Arithmetic, Grimsliaws
Ilistory, Parleysl Filrst Book tI0,sGO0f.lI’l(:Il'§ Greek
Grariiimir, Grec { ' ‘estzinieiit, Ht: ucl. 0 En-vlisli
Reader, introduction to do, Nutitiifiil Reader, Aun-
lytical do, Easy do, Wcbsters and (joodi-icli's Ilisto
ry, Ilnzeiis Spellerzind Definer, Aiiiericiiii, l£lt:iiicii-
tary, and Sear's Spolliiig Book, Fsiuiily 81. Pocket
Bibles", (‘._ommon Prayer, Dwiglit’s PMIIIIIS and
Ilyrnns, Village and Mt':t‘l_ioilistdo, Blank Deeds and
iii.ii.‘i‘i’n1i.l:i.lileii.ka'iil.iiii'§f:ii.il'li7.i3. M/’riIft“r.E "0’
i i I ’ ' , Z ' ‘ en-
cils, Slates, Visiting Cl1|’(IS,J'I‘tI){yEB0t)lS8, &c.
O N W. I'AI'LOR.
N. B. A great variety ofFauc_v Articles, togctli- -
er with a good zissottineiit of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, for Stile tit! nbot c. J. W, '1‘,
Wcstport, May 26, I835.
MA'I"l'ltlAS and his Impostures, or the progress
of Fanaticisin, illustrated in the extraordinary
case of Robert Matthews and some of his forerun-
45
at No. 2Burmlf's buildirtgs, I/lfcsttg/'1/re briclgc,
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
‘stone and iron Furnaces; pots and kettles; spiders
viz: lca, sugar, molasses, pepper, iilspice, ginger
cinnamon, nutmegs, cloves, &t.c. .
Another Assortment of New Spring Goods.
E L I IVI O R R 1 S1
NO. 3, m1itrtALi.’s noii.m.vo’s,
HASjust received another splendid assortment
of new goods, comprising a great variety of
the most desirable articles. Among them are ele-
gant printed jaconets, do. do mull muslins,gingliams,
new style, light calicoes, a large assortment, light
French do., grcen gauze veils, silk. muslin shawls,
hlk Hermania do., large size. plaid jaconet muslins,
satin striped do., black Gro de Swiss, do. Sinchuas,
brown linen table cloths, 8-4 linen diaper, green
moreen, knitting cotton, cotton cords. Also, an as-
sortinent of Doichester Ticks, bleached and brown
shootings and shirtings. cotton wick, batts, burlaps,
and osnuburgs fltc. &c. for sale at the lowest prices,
April 28, I835.
NOR WALK BOOK STORE.
THE Subscribers have now on hand at the
above Establishment, a complete assortineiit
of Classical and Coina,ionkScho-pl g3ooks,“besi;|ps
many Miscellaneous or s, w iic are 0 cret 0
Teachers, Merchants, ‘and pthers, Wholesale and
Retail, at the givveit prices. I be following comprise
a part of the toe :— _ _
Webster's Dictionary, 8voi;lEughsh Synonimes;
Grovo-.’s Greek and Envlis i .exicon;
Goodrich’s Greek Gratiimar and Exercises ;
Greek Testament; Jacob’s Greek Reader; .
Greca Minora; I-listorze Gli~aaclta):i;_C00P€|"8S Virgil
Virgil Delphini - Ainswort i s istionaiy, vo.:
Anthon’s Ainssvbrtli, l8mo.;
Gould’s Adam’s Latin Grammar; . _
Cicera’s Orations, with notes ;'H'o‘race Delpini;
Folsoin’s Livy; Titi Livii; Latin Iutor;
Hutchinson's Xedophon '
Worcester’s Elements of History ;
Goodrich and Mason’s Eccle. History ;
Tytler’s History; Vlfhelpley’s Compend.;
Goldsinitli’s and Grimshaw’s History of England,
Greece and Rome‘
O'lney’s, IVIal.te‘%-l‘lllJll,:\Vé)0dI)l‘l(Ig'e, Morse, Cum-
mings and i ett s eourap iy;
Worcester and Parley ’s dgtolfor Shildren;
f‘.omst0ck’s Chemistry: la e’s 0.;
Comstock’s Natural Philosophy : _
.lamieson’s Rhetoric; Hedge’s Logic
Walkers Geometry; Pai1‘Iey’s Aslronomy;
Days Algebra ' Day’s IV athematics‘
Playf'airs°Euclfd, Blair’s Lectures: I .
Gummere’s Gibson ang F|]i(nlt’s Surveying;
Bennett's and Shey’s oo -teepintri
Porter’s Rhetorical Reader and Analysis ;
First Book of History; Child’s Botany;
Webster's and Walkei-’s Dictionary;
Murray’s Grammar and Exercises;
Brown’s Grammer, Grceiilc-af’s do;
English Reader, Introduction & Sequal to do;
Popular Lessons: Improved Reader;
Elementary Reader; Political Class geek; r ‘h
,,Gi'eemvicli Hale and Webster s istory 0 0
United, States’; _
Daboll’s. Dilivorth’s, Colburn’s, Smith's, 81. Wilnzcr’
Aritlimatics: _
\Vebster’s, Sears’ and Emerson’s, Seplling Book;
Speller8z. Definer; Juvenile Spelling Book;
rvings Catechisms of Jewish 8:. Romati Antlqu
and of Universal and Roman History: _
Questions to Blairs Lrcture(si;N fytller s History.
and Grimshaws France an ape eon:
Easy Lessons; Child’slnsti'uctuctoi‘s;
Drawinv Paper ' Writing Paper '
Commotii and Gilt Edge Leiter Fairer:
Writing Books; Cyphering II3)ookds; Slates;
Slate and Lead Pencils; In : ow er;
Ink Stands, &*c. &c.—iilso
A great variety of Bibles, Testzimciits, Ilymn
Books, Prayer Books, Cominentziries, Blank Books
of all kinds, Wafers, Sealing Wax, Quillss, Toy
Books, Paints and Brushrs Eiigravines, chool
Rewards, &.c. for sale very lolw. 0
Norwalk, March 25th, WEED & BUTLER.
HARDWARE
NORVVALK.
SMITH &. HOYT would inform their friends and
the public generally, that they have received it
their store,a few rods west ofthe Bridge, large add-
tions to their former stock, which make their assort.
nent of fancy and staple hai dware complete. The for
wing are fl few ofthe principal articles,viz—-Knives
nd Forks from 38 cts to $10, carvers, deserts and
feels to match; pocket. pen, desk, butchers, bread
iidshoe knives; Razors, razoi straps, bones, shears.
cissors,VVatson’s casteel axes, drawing knives,adzes,
utciier’s eleavers; block-fin and brittania tea and
offee Potts; sugar and milk cups; soup ladles; tea
nd table spoons; brass stair rods; brass and class
ommode knobs, coninioue rings, .,......;.. pins; brass
nd iron candlesticks; curtain rings;draw handles;
ed caps; escutcheons; brass and iron cupboard but-
ous aiidturns; table, chair and bedstead casters; flat,
ound and flush bolts; clothes,hair, tooth, shoe, scrub-
ng, furniture, paint. pencil, dusting, white wash,
iearth, window, lather and hatter's stopping and
oft Brushes; cotton, wool and horse cards, steel
rid 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, soup-
u.
C:
M"'<_.7:"‘I"’.':"=-‘-t1t3Oc.'1IsfIt:.t
N
with and without lids; frying pans; toasting irons;
iron. composition, copper and sheet iron tea kettles:
griddles: gridirons with fluted andstrnigbt bar-s,bake_
sauce, and warming pans; brass kettles; glue pots;
sheep and horse shears: oil cloth for carpeting carria-
ges; coach wrenches; whips; trace chains; steelyurds
pocket lantliorns; iron weights; sleigh bell; waggon
and gig axels, turned with boxes‘. hooks and hinges;
coal hods and sifters; hemp and inanilla cordage:
trunk, chest, draw, cupboard, book case and pad
Locks; carpenter and joiner’s bench and moulding
planes; axes, compases, mill, cross cut, brass back
compass, web, and circular Saws; steel, iron and
trying Squares; nail hammers, spoke shaves; mill
saw, halfrounrl, iattail, hand and pitsaw Files; nails
of all kinds, by the keg or less quantity; sash pul-
lit:s, brass and iron draw rollers; oil and water stones,
bod screw and keys, foot scrapers, window weights,
cofl'ee mills, Scotch spring knob locks, door locks,
shoe pincers, patent, common and spike gimblets,
double and single barreled fowling pieces, 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 8,‘ shell
and common spectacles, beads and bead necklaces,
ivory rings stillettoes, ink powder, flutes, fifcs, fla-
goolcts, clarionets, violins, the. An assortment of'
Riissiii, Sweeds, Americmi and English bar Iron;
old sable nail rods, brazer’s rods, Ainerican,Sweed,
Spring, English, blister and cast Steel; American
and Russia slit.-at Iron; timnen’s shears, cart and
wagon boxes, vices, anvils, tho.
l'he subscriber would iiiforni the public that many
ofliis goods were imported by hiniself and can be
sold as clieapor cheaper than any otlicresttiblisliiiieiit
in the country. Jul v 1, 1834.
N EW GOODS
M ALLORY hasjust received from New-York
o a new supply of Spring and Sttniincr Goods,
srliich ogether with his foimcr stock, comprises a
very handsome assortment, which will be sold very
cheap, to soy the least—as cheap is the order ofthe
day—tliose wishing to purchase will do well to call
and exaiiiine for themselves before purchasiiig else-
vvliere.—Among his assortment are Broadclotlis of
almost every shutle, quality and price, also black,
blue, mix’t, drab, and fancy striped Cassiuieies,
Vestiiigs, a large. nssortmciit of Silk, plain and lig’d
Mursaillcs, Valencia, and other Vesting, Black silk
Velvet, superior and coniinon quality, black l"i'ench
llonibu-/.iiic. Black Gro de Swiss and other Silks, for
Lutlics dresses; green and black snrsiict, black oi.--
cttssizin, merino cussiinere, sntiiictts, I‘I-’.llI(.’.l‘s unp-
piiig cloth, II'lSIl linen, very cheap, cnlicoes, ii good
assortiiient; (.'u|nl)|'lC, jziconct and swiss inuslins,
linen cuniiiric, and linen cainbric litiiidkl's., long
lawn. pongee, iflltl flag silk pocket liandkfs., silk
and Cl‘il]l8 drcss hniidkfs., 5-4 black merino shawls,
bobbiuet and footing lace. Ladies gloves, I-Iosiery,
agood assortiiiciit; silk uinbrellns, giiigliniii do.,
shirting muslins, brown sheeting, Dorcliester ticks,
beaverteen, moleskin, plain and striped bung-up
cord, French drilling, blue and -yellow ntinkeen,
black and col’d Silesia, col’d cambrics, children and
youth's cloth and fancy caps, cliililrciis rod morocco
shoes, stocks and collars, Men's Ilursliiu, Wood-
stock and buckskin gloves,triiiimings, llll assortinei t
of best quality.togetl:er with many other articles
not herein mentioned, all of which will be sold on
IIlt'.t)til.l)IC terms. GROCERIES.—-A good :is.'~:ort-
merit. of Dry Groceries kept constantly on hand
GOOI) supply of cloths cassiiiuwes, and suiti-
netts, for‘ sale cheap by J. MALLURY;
I ‘O Hatlers,—A few pieces of superfine napping
cloth, for sale by J. MALLORY.
LASS. China and Earthen Ware ; ll"feW setts
elegant white and gold banded China; also,
a Iuindsome assortment of Glass and eartlieii war
by WEED 8:. BUTLER.
New Spring and Summer Goods.
A. MALLORY,
AVING recently received a new supply ofsea-
sonable Goods, would beg leave to inform his
friends and customers that no pains has been spared
in selecting the very best and most fashionable arti-
cles, and believing it would be to the interest ofthose
wishing to purchase to call and examine his goods
before purchasing elsewhere. Among which is a
very large assortment of Bnosiiccoriis, of every
fasliiunable color, Carssilnercl, Snttiuetts, Vestings of
all kinds, black Silk Velvet, &c' 3i.c., all kinds of
Trimmings, and ti great variety which it is not ne-
cessnry to enumerate, all of which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. Call iind see.
Norwtilk. May 15. 1835-
E.
HE subscriber would inform his friendsand
Ttlie publicin general, that his Packets have
commenced their weekly Trips and will sailfrom
liislantlingto Peck Slip in the following manner;
SIoopMECHANIC,Ai.ns:rt Bitoniwi-:Lr. blaster,
will sail 'I‘uesdu_vs and return Siiturdnys; Sloop
CITIZEN, Srtm’l. '1'.M0rc/rouse, Mastenwill sail
Saturdays& returnon Tliiirsdays, For Freight or
Passage apply tothe subscriber or to eitlierof the
Captains on board their respective vessels.
MONSON HOYT.
Norwalk, April 20, 1834.
NEW SUPPLY OF STONE.
pi, if if l l llllllllllffl
HE subscriber has just received a new sup
ply of Marble, suitable for Grave Stones
Hearth Stones, &*c. also North River Flagg for
Hearth Stones. which he offers for sale cheap for
cash. Also, about 300 bushels of sand. An elegant
Pedestal Monument of White Marble, for sale at his
establishment a few rods east of the Bridge.
lVorwalk, Jun. 11. EDMOND PRICE.
II? HATS. £1]
THE Subscriber have on hand an
assortment ofgentlemens’IIats 0 fgood
quality,and intend keeping a full sup-
ply made in the best manner and fin-
:_ ,';~._\ islied in New York in the latest style.
Gentlemen can be supplied with Ilats
Order upon short notice.
ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, March 2. 1835. 219
WILLIAIII GALE
OFFERS for sale a handsome and
general assortment of HATS, iiiclti
ding those of the latest New York
fashions. Gentlemen can be supplied
'” ‘E with Hats to order upon short notice.
Noi‘walk,Marcli I8, 1835.
E.B. BENN.ETTs0ll'0'8 ft T
sale, a good assortment of Hats ofthe
latest fashions. Gentlemen can be
, __ furnished t.o order upon the shortest
‘ " notice. Norwalk, June 22.
THE subscribers having‘
entered into co-paitnersliip,
under the firm of
JONES & VVETED,
would inform their friends
iuid the public, that they have
and intend to keep on hand at
_ the old stand of P. W’. Jones,
- nr-nrllin tvnctniIrI nf‘°*~‘-(5--tivr-I:
bridge. a large assortment of articles usually kept in
similar establishments, viz., Saddles, Bridles, Har-
nesses, Trunks, Valices, 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.
PIIILO. VV. JONES,
OSCAR WEED.
HILDREN’S SHOES. Just received,aquan-
tity of children’s shoes, ofall sizes and colors,
for sale by J W. TAYLOR.
AWED LA'l‘H.—l00,000 saw’d 1.4 inch Lath
just received and for sale by
W. K. JAMES.
June 8. I835.
lSSOLU'I‘ION.--The Partnership of the Nor-
walk Felt Manufacturing Company, consisting
of Arnold & Bishop, John A. McLean, and Daniel
S. Bartraiii, was dissolved on the first of April, 1835.
by mutual consent,
ARNOLD Sr BISHOP,
JOHN A. MCLEAN,
DANIEL S BAR'I‘RAM'.
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IIATTERS ARTICLES.
LCOHOL; Shellach ,’ Verdigris; Nulgalli
Copperas; Oil Vitriol: Ext. Logwood; Jacksi
Stopping Brushes; Blocking Twiiie; &c. 8i.c.
The above articlas are for sale cheap, for cash
unit, by the Subscribers VVEED"8z BUTLER.
Norwalk, April 1, I834.
TIMBFR AND CORNICE STICKS.
MIT!-I 81. IIOY'I‘, have just received by the
Schooner Abeona,
95,000 feet timber, cornice sticks, plank and boards.
500 feet oars, 6,000 cedar posts.
By the sloops Orange and Rover,
]00,f)00 feet Boards and Plank.
200,000 (not. Williams) but '1‘. S. Williams cross,
single and no brand shingles.
150,000 Vickcry’s Shingles.
N. B. All the above articles are ofl'ered to the
public at ti very small advance from cost. June 25
E'l‘l'IEGLIN.—A few Gallons Metlieglin forc
sickness, for sale by VVEED 8:. BUTLER.-
.luly I4.
Pi UMMER GOODS.—An additional supply this
day received by L. M. STEVENS.
E) OTASI-I, ofa good quality, for sale by
WEED & BUTLER.
Dr 3/ Goods, Cracker-_7/, I—Irzru'.wu're LS‘ Groccr_i/ Store.
H ARVE Y SANDE RSON,
§_ AVING made new zirrangeineiits in his busi
. ness,would respectfully inforin the IIlllilI)ll.'lIIlS
of New Caiiuaii and the public generally, that he
has now on hand and intends constantly to keep, a
general assortnicnt of E‘(17tcy mid St/iplc Dry Goods.
Crockery, Glass ll’u.rc (mil (hoccrics, of every vaiiety
which is culciiliitcd to contribute to the comfort or
convenience of the community (aioenls always ex-
cepted of course) or that the wants of his ciistoineis
may l'('(]ttlI't', comprising ti complete assortment of
the various nrliclt-s usually found in a country store.
sclvclcd willi cure to suit the npproacliiiig season.
.-\i.so, constantly on hand ti complete assortment
of fushioiinblu HA1 S, CAPS and STOCKS, at
wholesale or retail of every variety of pattern and
price to suit the liincy of the purclinser, and is cori-
slaiitly niaiiufuctiiiiiig all kind»: of Iliits oftlic latest
fnaibioiis and at prices from $2 to $8; Satin Beavers
of vzirious ltintls; gr-nileiiicn’s stocks made to any
desired pattern at short notice; Clolli and Silk Caps,
ii very splendid article for children ; piilin leaf huts
of all prices from twenty cents to twenty shillings,
and many other articles too numerous here to etio-
incrulc at prices as low as clsuwlierc, '
Ilciilers in Hats and Caps supplied with any de-
sired quantity of the latest fashions at sliortiiotive
and on the most fiivornblc terms. A share ofit
ionuge is respectfully solicited, where ullorders w;ll
be proinplly and strictly attended to; no pairs will
be sp1II‘(.'(I to merit the ptitroiiuge of the public and
the smallest fuvors gratefully acknowledged.
[lFlt‘ariiier’s produce ofcvery description, taken
in excliiingc for any ofthe above goods.
New Cnnaiin.June 30. I835.
Sl’l.ENDID assortment of Calicoes this day
rcreivt.-tl and for sale low by
J. MALLORY.
OOKS CELEBRA'l‘ED l’LASTER,—Uscd
as an adhesive plaster for dressing wounds,-
for stiengrtheniiig plasters, for old and indolent ul-
cers, ."5'c., for which purpose it is believed to be so
perior to any other tiow in use. For sale by
New Spring and Summer Goods.
VVILLIAM GALE.
S this day opening a large and splendid assort-
I merit of fashionable Spring and Summer Goods.
viz. 100 ps. elegant printed French Muslins, a new
and splendid article for ladies dresses, 100 ps. color-
ed Gro deNaps. and Gro de Berlins ofevery desira-
iiio color, 50 ps. black and blue black single and
double width Italian, Gro de Swiss, Pout de Sol.
tas, Rochellas, Ci-ape Camblcts, plaid and plain In-
dia rnattings, all widths. 10 ps. cotton carpetings, 12
ps. Bangnp Cord from 25 cts. to $l, Corded Sl_rii"tS.
Gloves and Ilosiery, Furniture and Cambric Dnnity
Thread Bobbinet and Muslin edgings and insertings,
Bobbinett lace all widths. Doinesiic goottl)s ol evt. ry‘
descri lion consitiutly on hand, such as ro_wn an
bleacliiid Sliirtingsapdid Sllijeetpigs, Cia(rlidrllt::gItfi3(l:€.é:i
di 0 blue checks, ps. tag is I an_ o . _
iciies by the piece or yard, gents_- plaid and fig’d silk
Cravatsi. Ingpv stylel. :_’esl:_ings,blsIlé<l1"fl>nE.!:€e:1€cB30
aina, ii s, outis as iona e 0 I up . ’ -
d l" pieces IBROADCLOTI-IS, CASSIMERES,
and SA'I‘TINE'l"l‘S, of every desirable color qual-
ity and style from 50 cents to :3 dolpirs per yard,lpnd
,.;,e,, 3, iiian can be had in t iis p ace or any w ere
along shore.
May 19, 1835.
INE TUSCAN I‘lA'I'S.-Just received by the
Subscriber a large assortment Ladies and Mis-
ses Straw Hiits. such as fine Tuscan braid and open-
work, from $l,50 to $6. I case fine and common
Split Slraws from $2 to $5,520 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. mens and youths
Palm Leaf Hats, ii splendid assortment of fushiona.
ble Hat 'l‘rimmings and Cap Ribbons, colored flow-
ers, Pink, White, and Blue Crapes, Buckrams. ffil’
sale cheap by GALE.
Norwalk, May 19, 1835.
RIORE} LUMBER.
SMITH 82. HOYT
E_E’AVEjust landed from the Sloop Orange, a su
, pcrior cargo oflumber consisting in part ‘as
follows viz. Williams cross and single branded slim-
gles. Parsons do. do. _ do,
First and second quality siding do do
also boards and Plank. A real good lot of Spruce
plan/c cheap. ; Hemlock scantling and boards ; Hat-
ters box boards a good article cheap; Che-ri_'y boards
ofthe first quality, which in addition to their former
stock makes their assortnieiit complete.
'-‘lorwal/r.,July 7th.
OHN ‘V’. TAYLOR has just return-
ed from New York, with a large assortment of
goods, which together with his former Stock, render
it very full_ and complete. The following articles
comprise apart ofliis assortment, viz., broadcloths,
cussiiiicres and sattinctts, petersham, camblets, me-
riiios and c rcassians, red yellow and white flaiinels,
Canton doi. black and col’d silks. silk velvet, satin
and figured silk vcstings, tabby velvet, and velencia
do., a large assortment light and dark calicoes, meri-
no and thibet wool shawls, imitation and Prussian
do., colored gingliams,j_acconet, book and cambrie
muslins, bobinet lace 6-4 and 4-4, footings and edg-
ings. A large assortment of gents gloves. including
black and brown buckskin, furred do'. woolen, cot-
ton, horseskiii and buckskin mittens, fur hair and
cloth caps, a great variety of bombaziue, satin and
velvet stocks, Italian silk cravzits. Bleached and
brown sheeting and sliii-ting, umbrellas, shoes, la-
die’s fur stocks, travelling baskets,combs of all kinds
knives, brushes. fancv soaps and perfumery, glass
lamps, brass cdndlesticks, school books and station-
ary, looking glasses, globe and pocket laiiters, ia-
zors, do. straps, pocket books and wallets, scizzors,
camphorated and preston smelling salts, lip salve.
niaciissar,bear’s and antique oils for the hair, oil
soap, buttons of all kinds,thimbles, watt li toys, ever
pointed silver and plated pencil cases, elastic steel
pens, lucifer matches. my watches, spetacles, beads
and safety chains, flutes, snuffand tobacco boxes,
venitian and other window blinds, together with a
great variety ofarticles not enumerated.
Also. a choice selection of Dry Groceries of the
best quality. 'I‘liepublic are requested to call and
examine for themselves.
Saugatuck. (west end the bridge.) Doe. I], 1834.
EXV G0()])S--The subscribers are til
inost daily receiving New Goods at their store
vast end of the Bridge, which are sold at a small ad-
eance from cost. The undersigned tender their
thanks to their customers (on past Favni-;.°_ and solicit
it continuance of the saint‘.-
Young llvson Tea at 4- fid-
IIUBBELL &. PORTER.
HINA. GLASS & Ts7ut'i‘ii-
EN WARE, an extensive assortmeiit,justre-
ceived and for sale cheap by
Sept. 30, I834. ELI B. BENNETT.
LEVI CLARK,
' AS for sale fine Patent Lever, Lepine. Re-
peating English and French \Vatclies, silver,
steel, plated, ribbon, gilt and bead \Vaicli Chains;
gold, silver and plated Guard Keys; gold, plated,
gilt and steel Keys and Seals; diamond, pearl,pas_te,
_fet, cameo, fillagree, miniature, enamclled, sapphire
and emerald Breast ‘Pins_: fillagree, jet, cameo,
pasteland plain Gold Lar Rings fl; Drops ;_ pearl, jet,
pzislte, S£.i|)[;l'll|l‘(’i,I(;3.ll]el‘Zllil{. motto, friendship, chased,
an plain or tinger iiigs.
Elegai ‘I’3'i?Ii'”‘Buckles and Clasps; fine roll back
gilt C bs; Bead Bags and Purses, Silk Purses,
ste_e weezers stilettoes. silver and brass thimbles,
silver and plated pencil Cases, ladies Tablets, ladies
Wallets and Card Cases, Pocket Books of all kinds,
hair, tooth and shaving brushes, lavender, Cologne,
Otto of Rose and various ’perfumery ; fine Soaps.
fine Siiiifl Boxes, childrens toys, silver and steel
spectacles, goggles, spectacle cases, morocco and
steel ; fine razors and pen knives, scissors, an cle-
gant assortment tea bells; plated and brass candle-
sticks, plated, brassyand steel snuffers and trays;
liiige assortment te_a Irays; brass Andiroiis, shovel
girl tongts, ”Bri_taiiiaFtioffee I.i‘l.f‘1‘(I tga pots‘, Ioolting
‘ asseso 0 prices; utes, ies, 'C.,Vl0 in strings,
Bassoon and Cliirionet Reeds, &.c. etc.
llff’ Silver Spoons and Spectacles manufactured of
sterling Silver, warranted, constantly on hand and
made to order. He wouldjust say in answer to re-
peated enquiries, that his Silver Spoons are made at
his shop and under his inspection and are wari'anted
as good as dollars,
Watches and Clocks repaired with attention and
warranted.
Spoons, Collin Plates, and :ill kinds of Engraving
done with neatness and at short notice.
Jobbing of all descriptions done cheap. A con-
tinuance of patronage is respectfully solicited.
A Jouinoyinan spectacle maker wanted.
A few Fancy Clocks for sale VERY CHEAP.
Norwalk Julv 28, 1835.
F O R S A L E,
A STORE AND STOCK or GOODS,
Al the Old l'Vcll, Norwrzllt, C'omiccl7'cu.t.
V ‘i HE Subscriber offers for sale, at the above
place, one ofthe most desirable establislimeiits,
for cni'ryin__; on an extensive and |)l‘OfIluI)Ie ll1(:‘l't:Y€lll-
l.llt‘. business, to be found between the cities of New
York aiul Boston. 'l‘lie Store is 32 by (30 feet. two
stories higli, and was built of the first qua|ity.ofina-
tciials and workinausliip, being filled in solid with
bricks from the found:itioii to the roof-: and il l5 Suf-
licieiilly strong to take in large quantities ofgrain, or
goods ofaiiy dcscriptioii, and possesses all the neces-
sary lixturtes for business purposes.
The Srocit or Goons, embracing a choice and
excellent assortnieiit, was purclmsed from long ex-
perience in the trade, and on unusually favorable
terms.
Also, with the building and stock of goods, a new,
beautiful, and well made WHARF, ofabout I60 feet
square. possessing every coiivc-i:it:nce for Steam-
boats, I’itt‘R(3lS, and otliervessels, or for an extensive
Lumber, Word, and Coal Yard, for which purpose
it might be advantageously employed.
The village is beuutil'ully‘locaieil, either for busi-
nose or for private residences, and offers a sure op-
poriuiiity for the transaction of business, at the above
location, to any desirable extent. Steamboats land
twice a day within it few feet of the Store, at which
times a large nuuiber ofpersons froiu the surround-
tug country meet at the unding.
For further particulars inquire ofthe Subscriber on
the premises. Possession may be had iiiiinedintely.
A portion of the purchase money may reiiiaiii on
bond and mortgage at six percent. per aiinum.
CHARLES PECK.
Old VVcll, Norwalk, Conn, June 2,1835
J ADIEIS IEIIALLUIEY. i§ this day Pl“
cing on its s e VPH a very extensive assortmen‘
of clump juslzioiiablc, fancy and staple Dry Goods at
ever was offered in this place, purchasers arc piirtic
at very low piit;es,just received and for sale by
V ~ MALLORY,
, Norwiilk, June 8. , WEED 81. BUTLl$fR.
ulurly invited to call and examine.
$
I
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. Ills frien-ls and the public in general,
may depend upon being served at low prices, and the
smallest favor thankfully received
Norwalk, May,1‘2, 1835.
Q LEMON SYRUP,
VERY Superior Article for Sale by
June 16.
WEED "er. BUTLER.
NDIA blotting and Carpeting.--A few pieces of
good Ingrain Carpeting and 11 large assortment
of Malling at less than New York prices for stile by
J. MALLORY.
LACK and colored _,f'asliionable Silks, it great
variety, just received and for sale low by
J. MALLORY.
ADIES HA'l‘S.—A few very fine and cheap
Leghorn Hats, also split straw and Leghorn
braid hats. palm leafliats, by J. M ALLORY.
P
er uses, also plain green and blue
APER. hangings, borders and fire board prints,
a good assortment for papering rooms and odi-
;7.:pcr for sale by
J. MALLORY.
INDOW SASHES.--On liand,a large lot,
assorted sizes, a first rate article, for stlle by
- WILLIAM J. STREET‘.
N. B. Orders received and sashes furnished at
the shortest notice. Glass cut and fitted to patterns
or orders.
Norwalk, May 26.
ASTIN GS.—'I‘he subscribenagcnt for Geo.
E. Waring, of Stamford, will furnish to
order, Castings of all kinds, at furnice prices.
Any person in want will yleuse call on
Noi-walk, l\'|ai'cli 24. LESTER BELDEN,
N. B. The highest market price paid for old
wrought and cast iron, copper, brass, pewter
and lead.
AKERY.—'I‘he subscriber continues to supply
. stores and families with fresh baked BREAD,
CRACKERS, all kinds of CAKES, &c. as cheap
and of as good quality as can be obtained in city or
country. NICHOLAS LAIDLAW.
STOVES, GRAT ES, &c-
JUST landed from sloop
'' Paragon and Mechanic, 200
Cornell, Cunningham 8’ Co's,
l‘loyt’s, Jamcs’s anti Wil<on’s
improved patents; Wircplatc
and box Stoves; coal Stcwes.
_-—various patterns; Noti’s stipu-
— 1‘i0r Coal Stoves and Parlor
Grates. Also, a large assortinentol common Soap-
stone brass mounted and broiized Griitcs, all ol'which
will be sold at the lowest New York prices for cash.
N. B. No stoves sold except for Cash or approved
notes on interest.
NO'I‘T’S IMPROVED STOVES S‘ GRATl:‘.S,
For burning Anthracite coal, which for neatness safe-
ty and economy, surpass any thing that has bet.-ii
introduced. The above stoves are for sale by
STILES CURTIS (SI. Co.
LUIVIBEEQ.
IIE Subscribers have on hand and are con.
stuiitly receiving large quantity ofgood |iiiii-
ber, whiclithey are disposed to sell wlinlesnlc 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 “ Latli
“ “ Mahogany “ Cherry .
Norwalk Jttne, 22, ]834. SMI l‘H & IIOYT
ST AMFOR I).
. T0 LE’1‘ with iiiiiiiedinle possesioii
asnug Cottiige,laie the residence of.laincs Skeldiug
Esq. deceased. with Ice-house, and other suitable
out biiiIdings,iind garden well stocked. ttb0l1"(l"'.'—'
with choice fi'uit Trees, pleasantly .<it.ituteil near the
\va|'(2r side; or for sale with I4 zicrt-s of good l.'1nil,
including two capitol orcliardsol tirflllt‘-d ‘T905. IN
r..ii 1......-inn nf which nossessiuii rriziy be had on the
rst of April next. Rent ofthe Cottage, .‘-c. tilltbai
period. $60 or sale price for the nliole $1i3l)f).--
apply to S. If llllNOll..
St'nmfo, May 26. 2ltf.
-21
FOR sale, the house and lot, $llII.Ilt‘
_ on the west side of Norwallt river, a
' -='*.L little below the Bridge. bnuizdod west-
.- " ---= erly by highway, and lying opposite
property owned by Noah S. Bailey. ft is eligibly
situated for a mechanic or other person occupied in
business in the neighborhood of the bridge For
further information, apply to Noah S. Bailey: or to
PIIILO PltI.2E.
No.2. Marble Building, Chatham Square New York
NE VV STORE.
Vi‘ HE Subscriber liasjust opened,:i little East of
_ the Bridge, a new and complete assortiiieiil of
superior articles in his line; among which are the
following :—Lo:if Sugtir,brown do., Molasses, Teas,
Ginger, Alspice, Pepper, Coffee, Salerntits, box and
keg Raisins. Oranges, Lemons, Tamarinds, Figs,
dried Currants,Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Starch, mould
Candles, dipt do , Cod fish, Cider and Ale, Soda and
Sugar Crackers, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Soup,
Confectionary of all kinds, Nuts ofall kinds, Leinnii
Syrup, Butter, Salt, Blocking, Flints, Calms, Spruce
Beer, &c. ac.
Call and see, for ’tis no story.
For I will sell to W/rig or 'l'uTy—clie:tp.
JOSEPH S. MEEKER.
Norwalk, May 26, I835.
U'I‘LER'S MIXTURE. FOR HONOR-
RHOSA AND GLEETS.-—'l‘o remove those
troublesome complaints and their consequent-e.-,
in all their grades, is a matter of the utmost Illl
portance; often requiring the greatest professional
acumen to decide on the most cffcctuzil inetbod — I
The test of6fl00 cures during 10 years, strongly as]
serts, that if, in consequence of inattention, ignnl
tance, improper medical treatmeiit, or from confi-
dently relying on useless. irritating or inert fL'(‘l])t"~‘,
the above Complaints assumes ii disposition to be,
permanent, BUTLER’S COMPOUND BALS-lill
IC MIXTURE should immediately be resorted U);
as from the observations that have been made on it.
the confidence it has obtained. ll"? ‘""l“"l "“CUl1l~
mendaiions that have been given it, and the encomi-
ums bestowed on it all originate from the superiority
of this compound over every other known prepura.
tion, in the following different virtues it possesses;
ii is pleasant to the taste; does not offend the sio-
mach, or produce that painful spasmodic intestinal
action the common mixtures of Copuvia generally
do. Thorougli experience has given this medicine
so high a reputation, that it can with implicit confi-
dence be recommended in recent cases, where the
patient is imperativcly compelled to seek aid else-
where. In this situation, the greatest care ought to
be exhibited, to know what reliance can be placed
on the article professing to produce it restoration to
health by it permanent cure. The proprietor ofthis
medicine is justified in the assertion, that it OUGI-IT
in all cases to have a trial in preference to the ad-
vice ofthe ignorant, unskilful or designing empiric,
who resort to popular palliatives, but can adininisier
nothing iiiaiterially beneficial, or a certain remedy ;
enriching themselves by tleludiug the patient. The
cheinical nature’ oftliis preparation is the rendering
Oils of Cubebs, Copavia, and various Bals:imismis-
cible with aquaeous fluids; and they are so amalga-
mated, that each ofits constituents has its own pe-
culiar cffect in removing the symptoiii it acts upon;
and so prompt is its effects, that if one bottle aflbrds
no relief, it will be entirely useless to continue it.
But instead of that, two or three doses afford iriime
diate relief, and one bottle very often producesa
cure. On the whole, it is the most pleasant, safe,
and private remedy extant. VVitti.the medicine is
a non-medical treatise on the various symptoms,
with recipes for their removal, that every person
may be his own physician, Willtvlll U10 llllpleasunt
Consultation ofany one-
PUBLIC NO'I‘ICE.—-The agency of H. C. 1.‘,
Butler’s Balsamic Mixture was removed on the 1;»,
May, from the corner of Oliver and Clierry stv;c._.,_
being the next door from its old locntion,aud “,3
only place where it is sold in New York. Bc'.-i.',e,,,s
in the country can linve a parcel oftwo or tb i-i~,,, bop
tles forwarded to any address, by cnclosiu,v_ a ,.emi,_
tiuice, and directing to F. C. Welles, Drugg:-is, 103
‘ 9
Llierry st., New York.
New York,July 7, I835.
35 Gin.
ovs sottiiuiiit \\"EAlt, a go...) as...-.I.,,,,,,,
just received by J. MALLU It;y_
ANTED, A VVoinan to do the genera’; work
of a family, who understands cookii. :, To
a capable person, good wages will be given,. °A,,,,;y
- no
\H-i
at this office.
,, A ,,.... 7
,.v ,.
Cooking Stoves, consisting of
and upper leather of different quali:-»--.
ing line, all ofwliich will be sold on t. —- .~.-
oiiable terms by
O
uable assortment ofSpi-ing and Sc.-p .
and will be offered to the public as v-.
also, a very extensive assortment or __
and perfumery, fine ’.;utler_y, &c_ Sm.
ENE'1‘lA.'N BLINDS. Aspiciii.-/':.,'.
and rm" 53'-8 at the lowest market ,2-.; 4-. I.-. '-
"kile assortment of Dry Goods, 1
New Spring and Stummcr Goods,
AT THE OLD XVELL.
7 HE Subscriber has received a complete assort-
ment of Spring and Summer Goods, in addition
to his usual supply of Dry Goods, Groceries, Flour,
VVines, teas, crockery, hardware, drugs. medicines,
hats, shoes, paints, oils, brushes. glass, ready made
Clothing, wooden and tin ware, &c. all of which he-
now offers for sale on the most reasonable terms.-—
Ilis stock of goods is fresh, and consists ofthe latest
iinportations and most approved and fashionable
patterns.
E_xperier.ce has long since convinced him, that is
business conducted wholly on the cash principle,
may prove mutually advantageous both to the seller
and the purchaser,—-as by confining sales entirely to
cash, the seller avoids all risk and ensures .a speedv
return of capital, and is thus enabled to supply his
customers at a much smaller advance than if he
were to sell on credit. The subscriber has therefore.
concluded to pursue this course; and he trusts the:
public, after examing his goods, and prices, will up.
prove of the plan.
Having been for years engawed in the same busi-
ness, he flutters himself that his experience has en.
ab_led him to succeed not only in furnishing his store
with gpods of the best quality, but also at unusually
low prices. Persons residing remotely, may de.
pend upon obtaining here a full supply ofthe various
articles they require, and at such reduced'prices as
will more than compensate them for the trouble of
travelling even a great distance to make their pur-
chases. He respee.tfully invites an examination of
his stock and terms. CHARLES PECK,
Old Well, (Norwalk,) April, 1835. 20
XVILLIAM J. STREET,
Of the latejirm. of Street c§-James,
E AS just returned from New York and 5,, now
receiving at the store lately occupied by M. B
Mead, adjoinigg the Mill, an extensive assortment of
Iron and Steel Cqrpcitlc/"s Tools, Pia‘-ufs, Oils,
Glass, Nails t§'c. tS'c. (S-c.
which, together with the stock of Carpenters Find-
ings received from the old establishment, makes the
assortment complete. The following comprise as
part only :— '
Knives aml forks ofallkinds, carving, do. do., Ra-
7-0"5.5l3l$5°"5 and Shears. steel and brass snutfers,
jack. pocket and pen Knives, table and tea Spoon.-i,
Brittania tea Pots, copper and iron tea kettles, brass
illtd iron shovels and tongs, brass and jappan can-
tllesticks, ccffee mills and brass lamps, shovels and’
spades, thimbles and sad irons, horse cards and car.
r_v combs, sheep shears, slates and pencils, lend pen-
cils by the gross, hair and neck combs, boxes per-
fuinery,oud colonge. S.'IVEl' pencils, knitting pins,
London pins.
American Swedes and Eiiglisla.
IRON.
German and American
' GAST STEEL-
os, noi, and mortice locks, butts and serewg-, binds.
and rocks, [ruuk closet and pad locks, chest,. I)nnI)l1e
,-y and dmw do,’ m,l>'Iti'i‘clie§, bra.-is butts, brasebutb
tons on plates, brass and -T9" bF"l°"5 Plfll“: '~'Y’P'lH"t|'di
turns and nobs, htintlstiw and bas£.itI‘ti.r'l95: ‘Vila? imtil
batten Chains, flat and round Bolts, gm; Fliiits and
pet‘L'ussi0n Caps, plough points and rifels, strap and
H L Ilinges, door knockers, globe laiitr-rns, awl
blades and hufts, riding whips and cow hides, sbav;-z’
ing briislies, shaving soap, oil stones, scythe stones}.
snull boxes and boxes paints, calfskin pocket books‘,
uiorucco do., whitewash brushes, clothes do., hair
and slice do., British ink powder, Go-sliii’s New Yorlc
bliicking.
lVi72rZozv Glass.
6x8, 7x9, 8xlO, 9x12, 91:13, ]f.’.xl‘l, l2xl6, 12320:.
C'a]rcvnlcr’.s' ’1'cols.
Plant-s ofall kinds, Brace and Bitts, Angers, Com.
pa-‘cs and Giinlets, Nai|- Ilatcliets, and \Vood Viccs,.
.l:ippan and polislicd I'Iainmt-.rs, Hand and liiick.
Saws, Keyhole and Buck Saws, Trying Squares.
Paints and Oils. -
Best I‘hil.idelphin ground and dry White Lead,
\’ertligris, dry and ground Red Lend, I.etlicragt-,.
lamp and ivy black, French and Spruce Yellow Ve-
\
Brown. ,
Fish and Linseed Oil, Summer and Fall Oil, bcstl
Winter strained do, Copnl and Japan V-fll'IIlSIl,.
l)l'I;._{l|l. Vziruisli, Spts. Turpentine, Paint l§r.i.i.c_,-1 N;.,f
I. 2» 3, 3, 5. ll, Sash Tools, all sizes, o’/-c. Etc.
Norwzilk, May fl), 1535.
5f .1 ll.-XIKCOA L.—2fl0 bushels Cliarcoal, at ‘ls per‘
‘ij barrel. Also, a lot of Iron, Soapstoiic tind-
Clziy furnaces, for sale by .
S'l‘lLES CURTIS 5: Co.
Juno :2.
NO’ ‘i
by note or book are requested to make iniineiliuto
l"".""|8"l-- PIIILO. w. JONES.
Siiugatiick, March I0, 1835. J’
%II.KS.—A large assortment of Silks of every de-
Gingbani calicoes and printed inusliiis. for sale by
April 7. L. M. STEVENS.
Store lately occupied by Ciirmi Betts,just west
occupied as the Gazette Office. Enquire of the
subscriber. D. S. BARTRAM. 16
DR S -\ L l£.—A good two story House, almost
new, together with 4 1-2 acres ofexcellent land
tidjoiiiiiig, principally mowing. There are on the
pi‘t'rniScS, a valuable shop, 24 by 20, formerly occu-
pied by a cabinet maker; a wood house, and other
out houses, and also a considerable variety of graft.
ed and inoculated fruit trees. The above property is
situated in the centre of Bedding, Faiificld County.
a .~ll0l'l distance from the Congregational and Metli
odist meeting houses, and is well fitted in point of
location and convenience, to accommodate an enter
prising mechanic, or the teacher ofii Select School.
Inquire on the premises of
Mum. 24. WM. L. S'1‘R()NG.
sale at his establislinient, east side the bridge,‘
on assoi-tineiit of G. E. VVaring’s Plough, also Greg-
o.'_r’.~' nloughs from Bridgeport. '.l'he above ploughs -
are offered at the lowest market prices.
- April l4.
fgj f)'l'lCE.—-The Subscriber having taken the
‘ store, first door west of the bridge. intends
l{et‘[)lIIg cnristziiitly on hand a general -'-"v ~‘- ‘- . '
his line. such as boots and shoes _ of a.:
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skins ofall colors; also every article in rim. i
SOLOMON G
N. B. Boots and shoes madeio I11-"-".~ -.-
Saugatuck, April2l, I835.
ANTED, two or three journtj '~-rt.
to whom steady employment :3‘ .~ .
NATHANIEL Si)’ ‘is 7
Nor\valk_. April 21, 1835.
OSIIEN CHEESE, tisuperior :. ’
great variety of GARDEN Six" _
ceived and for sale by ‘-
May 5.
NEW SPRING Gf'Tt'.’,‘,f_
IIVL-slyvorf, April 6th, l.f_:,’».")
OIIN VV. TAYLOR, has just rs.»-.;i>»*
New York, and is now opeiiiug-, .-. t ~ -
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of the above article ofall s'-;-.:-:
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M arclt 3]. SM;-‘g -Q: ,.
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NE '.VsT0It1-.t AND N121 .2‘ _. - ~- .
‘t F.-LORGE B. MIDDLEBIKO
the store formerly occupied I
“IIJIOII, has opened an entire nan
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Crockery, China, Glass, Larthv
und every other article usually 7
the kind, which, having recentl-,
derato prices, he will sell as cbe ‘;- * -
elsewhere. W.:« 2-
E ADIES STRAW HATS, I
J sortment of 8V€I'y'deSCI'I_'jilL';. ;-
luw by the subscriber. CHARl..“.“: 3..
April I4.
MEDICAL B-:. .il.-I.
One Sort of Beacliers Amel’It:. .~~ ’
cine for sale cheap by
Asu-ioxAB.i.i-3 sii,ic;si.-::~...-»,i
new supply of Black anlcl t;e.-..- .,
prices, by I‘ ,~:lA ‘;.t;,_, .-
lVi'oil1'lll, and cut Nails, Norfolk and thumb.l.itch- ,,
union and linglisli reti, Stone, Yellow and Spanish.
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CI'I.—All persoiis indebted to the subscriber 3‘
siruble style, color and quality, also, French j
l"1O RENT, from the first of April next, the ‘
of the Bridge; also the room over said store, now ,
LOUGl'IS.—I.F.S'l'I7..R BELDEN offers for ,_
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