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Insurance against Fire, by a
NE VV-YORK OFFICE,
No. 54,- Wall-slvrcct.
I-IE HlOWA_RD I.\'SURAl\'CE COMPAYV
or NEW YORK, have appointed George St.
Jolin,as their agent in Norwallt and the towns ad-
joining, to insure Houses and other buildings and
property contained in them. such as Dry goods,
Groceries, 81¢. Ste. ‘
agziiiist loss or Iiaiiittgc by ftt‘£'.
the Howard company have ii capltiil of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security oftliose
who may have insurnncemade by siiidCompan_vln-
stirnce effcred at the lowest premium 8:. nonc,need
lrc brought from aflluence to want in consequence
ofloss by Fire; nsnll can be protected from its de-
struction bv ti small yearly stipend. The above
named Agent is authorised to issuePolices to those
who may apply. The Company pursue a librtil
and prompt course in adjulstirig and trying their
Olsen.
NORVVA LK DISPENSARY,
No. 6, BURRALUS BUILDINGS.
7 HIS Estahlishnient is constantly furnislied
_l‘ with an extensive assortment of Drugs, Med
cines, Perfumery. Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Hatters Ar
iclcs, &.c... which are warranted of good quality.
and will he sold wholesale or retail, on reasonable
yerms. Amongst the Articles may be foitntl :-
Gnm opium Tart. Acid. Logwood
Carnpbor Sup. Curb. Soda Red \tVootl
..__. Myrrh Antimony Fustic
..___ A'oes Calomel N'rc.Wood
———- Arabic Arsenic Cult-L Wood
——- Tragacan. Quinine Vordigris
Rochelle Salts Morphine Alcohol
Er som do Caustic Shellaick
(,'|,mi.¢.- do Curb. Iron Oil Vitriol
Gentian Laudannm Blue Vitriol
Senna Peregoric Nitric Acid
Pink Castor Oil Copperas
Snake Root Olive Oil . Alujn
Senoka Bails. Coptiiva Indigo
Chiirn. Flowers Fir Nutgirlls
Saffron Spts. Turpcritine Sal-Tart!!!‘
Pearl Barley Oil Spike Hatters ’Jaicks
Cream Tartar Oil Tar Stop'ng Brushes
Arrow Root Spts. Hartshorn Shoe do
Liquorice N itre Tooth do
Sassaparillu Lee’s Pills Wllilewosll do
Peruvian Bark Hygean do Phila. Porter
Rlrnbnrb Syringes London do
Orange Peel Conklin Salve Salt Petre
Ising Glass Tamiirinds Pearlash
White Mustard Essential Oils Potash
Sqnills Essences Sal. Er‘.-itiis
Strlplier Opotleldoc Catstile Soap
Brimstone Aromatic Snuff Junk Bottles
Poland Starch Itch Ointment Vl/bite do
White “fax Blue do Vlflls
Bees VVax Hat lern Oil 'I'obaccs& Snuff
Cochineal British Oil Sponge
Magnesia Soda Powders Hull's
Ox. Acid. Seidlitz do Etnery
Oil Soap Lemon syrup Swaim’s Panacea
Norwall-i,July 16. J. A. WEED.
NEW SUPPLY OF BOOKS.
HE Subscriber has now on hand at his store, a
few rods West of Saugatuck Bridge-,a general
aiisortrnent of Classical and common School Books,
Stationary, &c. which are offered to the Public at
the lowest prices. The following comprisea par-tot"
the stock :--Gr'ovo’s Greek and English Dictionary,
Lemriiere’s Classical do., Ainswol'lh's Latin and
English do., Nugent's French do., \'Vebstcr’s and
\Valker’s English do., Gould’: and Adam's Latin
Grammar, Greek do., Cobbett’s French do. Levi-
zae’s do, \Vebstet’s Murray's Smith’s and Gillicrts
English do, Btnufs Grarnrriar rind Reader, Tytcrs
\Vorcesters and Tuckers History, VVlielpy’s Com-
pend. Comstocks Philosophy, Blakcs do, Com-
stocks Chemistry, Conversations on do, Bowdich's
Navigator, Jariiesons and Blairs Rhetoric, VVood-
bridges and \Villards Geography, Malte Brun and
Olnoys do, Woreesters do, Parley and Halls do, Da-
bolls, Colbrirns and Lovells Arithmetic, Grimshaws
History, Parleys First Book do, Goodrich's Greek
Grammar, Greek 'l’est:inrent. Sequel; 0 English
Reader. Introduction to do, National Reader, Ana-
lytical do, Easy do, “febsters and Goodricli‘s Histo
ry, Huens Speller and Definer, American, Elemen-
tary, and Sear's Spelling Book, Fziuiily 8:. Pocket
Bibler, Common Prayer, Dwight’: Psalms and
Hymns, Village rind Methodist do, Blank Deeds and
Write, Marbled and Tissue Paper, Writing do,
Blank BookiI,'Iirlt,Quills, Scaling Wax, Wafers, peri-
cils, Slates, Visiting Cards, Toy Books, &c. &c.
JOHN W. 'I'A\'LOR.
N. B. A great variety ofFnnc_v Articles, togeth-
er vritlrii good assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, for Sale on above. J. W. T.
Westport. May 26, I835.
NOR\VALK STOVE '\VARF.HOUSE,
(East side the Bridge.)
-\
LESTER BELDEN.
1 AS on hand and constantly receiving, Cook.
rind Ceul Stoves of all the various kinds in
use, consisting of Rotary, Cor ncll 8:. Cunningliarri
and 'I'horp's thrice boiler Stove, French patent Con-
ieal Stove, Jamar 8:. Warren’e three boiler Stove,
Hoyt’: Stove, Willard’: do., Nine plate, box, and
most kinds of coal Stoves; Stove- pipe and most
kinds ofjobbing in Brass, Copper, and 'l'in, done at
short notice. Persons in want of stoves are partic-
ularly invited to call and examine, as there is no
charge for looking. Recollect, East side the bridge.
Norwalk, Sept.8. 1835. ’
4.)
F O R S A L E,
THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY HOTEL,
Norwalk, Connecticut.
‘HE Subscriber, desirous of retiring‘ from his
present business, offers for sale, iinon advan-
tageous terms, the above Hotel, lot and outliouses.
It is 38 feet by 4'2, is built of hrlck in the most sub-
stantial manner Its internal arrangenients are com-
rriodioits, and well adapted to the reception and en-
tertainment of visiters and boarders; uniting every
facility and convenience dcsiriihle in such :iri estab-
lishment. Its situation is conspicuous, and by a liltls;
attention it may be rcnrlv.-red one of the rncst popular
and frequented Hotels in the County. The lot is
63 by 279 feet; on it are a large barn and wood
house, ice house. 8Lc. 'l‘lie house, being well fniislr.
ed throughout, might be converted into a privale
dwelling; and as such ofi'ers superior attractions.
For further piirtici lars, apply to the subscriber on
the premises. GILORGIS SELLECK.
July 14, I835. 36
LOUR.—Canal Flour by the barrel or less
quniitity; R_v.e Flour from New Milfurrl; also
fresh Ale and Mead. just received and for stile at the
store oftlie subscriber east of the Bridge.
June16. J. S. MEEKER.
Also, Sugar molasses, young hyson, hyson skin,
and sorichong Ten, of it good quality ; Java coffee,
ground coffee, mustnrd in bottles, l'lt.'W cheese, wri-
ting ink by the bottle suitable for fariiilit-s, liquid
opodildoc; ri variety of chiltlreri and misses shoes,
for rule cheap.
Wnndied, a quantity of New Rye, for wilt.-|.
cash will be paid. August, 1835.
LEAR. SlI)lNG.—Williiin K. Janie: has just
rec'd per sloop Superb frorti llartford. 2ll,00l)
feet clear circular tinwcd Sitting; 20,000 do. do.
even do. searioned fit for imrncdiato use. 38
00K OUT for Bargains at the Old \Vell, Nor-
walk. The t-rub.-tcriber, having made arrange
merits for closing his business within a few weeks,
now offers for stile by wholesale or retail, AT COST,
an extensive variety of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Crockery. &c;
Persons wishing to supply themselves with articles
of the above description, will find it to tlit-ir iutr-rc.~'.t
to make imrnedtitte application. 'l'lie goods are of
the bust quality, and were |')lll’CII5lB0tl considerably
below the pres:-rit New York prices.
For stile or lease, the store and dock owned by
the subscriber, at the above place.
CHARLES PELTK.
Old Well, Norwalk, Con. Aug. 17, 1835. 41
EW GOODS, a large supply of seaionalile dry
goods, of most every description. this day rec-"(I
by L. M. STEVENS. Aug. 12.
ILKS of most every style extaut.just rec'd and
for sale low by L. M. VEN5, Aug. 13.
‘ 4.
‘ I
_.eivcd aid for it
Non MA’l".l‘I.\'G, jail,‘
~._w. TAYLOR.
‘K
iklow by A ,
compass, web, and circular Saws; steel, iron and
New Fall and Wi'~nfcr Goods.
E L I M 0 R R I s-,
No. 3, BUltRA'l'.L-'S iiurr.nrsc’s,
S: n'ow opening a Fall assortment of new Goods,
comprising almost every article usually kept in a
Dry Good Store, all of which will be sold at a tri-
fling advance for cash.
Norwalk, Sept. 8. 1‘833.
’HAR'DVi/.~'9.RE AT
No 'r 10 u l 7: .
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-
tioristotheir former stock, which make their assort
rrientoffancy and staple li:ritlwai'e-complete. The for
owing are a few oftlie principzil articles,viz— Knives
and Forks from 38 cts to $10, carvers, deserts and
steels to match; pocket. pen, desk, butchers, bread
antlshoe knives;Razors, razor straps, hones, shears.
scissors,VVatson’s casteel axes, drawing knives,adzes,
butcner’s eloavers; block-tin and brittania tea and
coffee Potts; sugar and milk cups; soup ladies; tea
and table spoons; brass stair rods; brass and glass
comrnotlc knobs, commode ri-ngs;curta'i-n pins; brass
andiron candlesticks; curtain rings;d-raw handles;
bod cups; escntcbeons; brass and iron cupboard but-
tons and turns; table, chair and bedstead castors; flat,
round and flirsh bolts; clotlies,haii.',. tooth, shoe, scrub-
bing. furniture, paint, pencil, dusting, white wash,
hearth, wiimlow, lather and liattcr’s stopping and
soft Brushes; cotton, wool and horse cards, steel
and brass tliimbles; polishing powder; rat and mouse
f'l‘r-ps; Slates;1ead and slate pencils; chalk and fish
lines: iron shovels and spades; bellows; sad irons
stands for do; shovels and tongs; andirons; clay, soap-
stone and iron Furnaces; pots and kettles; spiders
with and ivithoutlids; frying pans; toasting irons;
iron.coinposition, copper and sheet iron tea kettles;
griddles; gridirons with flirted andstraiglit 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; steelyards
pocket lantliorns; iron weights; sleigh bell; waggon
and gig uxels, turned with boxes: hooks and hinges;
coal liods and sifters; hemp and manilla cordzrge:
trunk, chest, draw, Cllpl)0i‘I'(l.DO0I{ case and pad
Locks: carpenter and _joirier’s bench and moulding
planes; axes, comprises, mill, cross cut, brass back
trying Squares; nail liarrimers, spoke shaves; mill
saw, lialfrountl, rat tail, hand and pitsaw Files; nails
of all kinds, by the keg or less quantity: sash pul-
lii-i, brass and iron draw rollers; oil antl water stones,
bed screw and keys, foot scrapers, window weights,
coffee mills, Scotch spring knob locks, door locks,
shoe pincers, patent, common and spike gimblets,
'I0llllle_i}Ild single barre-led foivling pieces, do pistols,
powder horns and flasks, liuntcr’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, siiver Sr shell
and common spectacles, beads aritl bead necklaces,
ivory rings stilleltoes, ink powder, flutes, fifes, fla-
geolets, clarionets, violins, 8r.c. An assortment of
Russia, Sweeds, American and English bar Iron;
old siible nail rods, bra’/.er’s rods, American,Sweed,
Spring, English, blister and cast Steel; American
and Russia sheet Iron; tinrnen’s shears, cart and
wagon boxes, vices, arivils, the.
The subscriber would inform the public that many
ofhis goods were imported by himself and can be
sold as cheapo!‘ cheaperthan any otherestablislunent
in the country. July 1, 1834.
N E \V G O O D S.
UST received, at Three story Building adjoining
the Mill. an additional supply of Hard ware.
Cutlery, Pairrls,l Oils, Glass. Nails, &c. which in
addition to his former stock. makes his assortment
complete. VIZ ;
100 dozen knives and forks from 23 up, carving
do. do. chopping, shoe,jack. pocket, and pen knives ;
butcliers, and table steels; rasors scissors, antlshears.
sheep shears; broad, wood, and boys, axes; do hatch-
ets; Britzinna table and tea spoons: iron, copper, zinc
and sheet iron teakettlt-s, Britanna and block tin tea
pots ; brass, jappan and iron candlesticks; brass, and
jappan lamps ; brass stair rods;do. eyes; batters’,
tailors, Italian toy and sad irons; andirons, cofile
mills; patent do ‘; circular gridirons; frying pairs,
(new style; ) long and short handle do. ; steel and
brass snuffers; do. with trays; London and knit-
ing pins; silver, lead, and slate pencils; snufi'box-
es; steel tobacco do. lunar and steel pens ; British
ink; do. powder; powder horns amt flasks ; shot
hag! ; neck and back combs : calfskin and moroc-
co pocket-books , boxes perfumery ; horse and ri-
ding whips; do. lashes; spurs-, Gosling's, New
York, and Peel’; shoe blacking; slates; brass and
glass commode knobs ; glass and brass curtain pins;
brass and iron table czistors; do. Stand do. escutcli_
eons; till locks; bed screws; picture and curl in
rings ; brass knobs; brass and iron buttons ; do-
orr pl.-r‘es; trunk and chest handels ; cIo5SEI. and
hat pins: carpenter's pat door locks, knob, brass,
rnortice, closet, chest, trunk, till, pad, draw and
box locks, knob, and Norfolk latches, iquare, round,
and neck bolts, brass do brass antl jappan door
knockers, horse, wood. and slice, rasps, flat, half
pitt, mill, saw, ‘uasterd, hand saw, and rat tail files,
dinner and tea bells, iron shovels and spades, ditch-
ing shovels, iron and brass shovels and tongs, bel-
lows, window. crirmb, clothes, shoe, horse, whil.e-
wash, scnrbhing, paint,sliaving, tooth, and pencil,
briri.-lies, clothes, chalk, and fish-lines, fish hooks,
steel traps, ratand mouse do trace and halter chains,
coach wreirclies, be-l do ctirpenters’ plains of all
kinds, compasses. cross cut, hand, back, web. key.
hole, and compass saws, trying squares, cutting
gnugirs, spoke shares, nail hammers iind hatchets,
morliccing cliisels. Firmers’s do gaiigere, augurs
and augur bitls, brace and bills, boxwood and corri-
inon rules, 4 fold do drawing knives, iron and steel
squares. cross and pat butts, screws, cut nails, from
3d. to (id. by the keg or less quaritity, wrought, brass
and copper, nails, H and HI. liinges, chest. do shut-
ters, screws and sinks, frame and side ptrllics, curry
combs, horse cards, cooking pets, from 2 to 16 gal-
lons, dish rind wash kettles, spiders, English Rus
sian, Sueetles, and Arneiicari, Iron, American, Ger
man, English, blister. spring, and cast Steel, old sa
ble, nail. and spike rods, plane irons, ctit do razor
straps, do boxes and soap, coal sifters, sash weights
grirrdles, Hindustan and Turkey oil stones, ship
scrapers double and single barrel guns, linseed lamp
and fish oil, white and red lead, chrome, spruce, and
Frencli yellow, English Venetian and Spanish red
verrriillion, Prussiiiri blue, chrome green, dry and
ground verdegris, lamp and ivory black, whiting, am
ber stone, ochre, lethcrtige, gold leaf, gold and st!
ver bronze, boiled oil. spirits turpentine bright and
copal iarni.-ilr,_jappan, 81.0. &c. lice.
VVILIAM J. STREET.
Norwalk Sept. I3 1835.
NE\V GOODS
MALLORY hasjust received from New-Yorlr-
. a new supply of Spring antl Stirrinier Goods,
which ogether with his former stock, comprises a
very handsome assortment, which will he sold very
cheap, to say the least——as cheap is the order ofthe
day-—tliose wishing to purchase will do well to call
and exaiiiinc for themselves before purchasing else-
where.—Among his assortment are Broadcloths of
almost every shade, quality and price, also black,
blue, rriix’t, drab, and fancy striped Cassimeres.
Vestings, a large assortment of Silk, plain and fig’d
Mursailles, Valencia, aritl other Vesting, Black silk
Velvct, superior and common quality, black Frcricli
Bonibazine. Black Gro de Swiss and other Silks, for
Lzitlics dresses; green and black sarsnet, black cir-
cassian, merino cassimere, sutinelts, Hatters nap-
ping cloth, Irisli linen, very cheap. calicocs, a good
assortuieiit; carnbric, jaconet and Swiss muslins,
linen caniiiric, and linen canibric han.lkfs., long
lawn, puiigce, and flag silk pocket lraiit.lkfs., silk
antl crnpc dress bandkfs., 5-4 black merino shawls.
liulilriiict and footing lace. Ladies gloves, Hosiery,
it good assortrrieiit; silk iiriibrell-'is, gingham do.,
sliirting niuslins, brown sheeting, Dorcliestcr ticks,
benvi-rteen, iiioleskin, plain and striped bang-up
t'f)l‘tl, I-‘rt,-ncli drilling, blric and yellow nankecii,
blatzk and col'd Silesia, col’tl ciiiribric.-i, cliildreri and
voutli's cloth and fancy caps, cliildrciis rod morocco
211008, stocks and collars, Men's Horskin, Wood-
stock and buckskin g|oves,triinrnirigs,an assortrnei t
of best quality.togell:er with many other articles
not ln.-rein mentioned, all of which will be sold on
ins-orablc terms. GROCERIES.-—.-\ good assort-
rncnt of Dry t-‘rocerics kept constantly on hand
viz: lea, sugar, niolasscs, pepper, alspice, ginger
ciirriarnori, nutmegii, cloves, tlic.
LESTER BELDEN,
E_ AS just received an additional supply ofurti-
_ Clt‘.~l in his line, viz .—Brass kettles, assorted
~‘lZt3F, hollow ware, all kinds, brass aiidirons, shovel
and tongs, iron do‘, brass and iroti 'caiit_ll_esIit:k_s,.
knives and forks, rnincrng knives, composition and
other tea kettles, .Bl'lIlf1IlI.fl tea antl table spoons, iron
spoon.-.1, cofle0_ uiills, sad irons, stt-olyards, Brtttaniri
coffee and tea pots, tout-ting and grid irons, frying
pans; also, a general assortrncrit of Jappuried an-I
Tin VVare, wholesale and retail.
Rugs, llr-i_i’s and Gecsofoatlicrs, old pewter, brass
copper and iron taken in excliarrge for goods, arid
the ll'glt.'litl. lllr'll'l(0I. price paid at
the mos‘. desirable articles.
gant printedjacorrets, do. do mull iiiuslins,gieglrams,
new style, light calicoes, a large assortment, light
French do., green gauze veiis, silk muslin shawls,
blk Hermarria do., large size. plaid jacouet mnslins,
satin striped do., black Gro tle Swiss, . .
brown linen table cloths, 8-4 linen diaper, green
moreen, knitting cotton, cotton cords.
sortnient of Dorc|iester'l‘ieks, bleached and hrowii
sheetirigs and sliirtings. cotton wick, balls, bnrlaps,
and osnaburgs &z.c. 81.0. for sale at the lowest prices,
New Spring and Summer Goods.
A. MALLORY.
AVYNG recently received a new supply ofsea-
sonable Goods, would beg leave to inf'orm his
friends and customers that no pains has been sparetl
in selecting the very best and most fasliioutible arti-
cles, and believing it would be to the interest of those
wishing to purchase to call and examine his goods
before purchasing elsewhere. Among which is a
very large assortment of Baoxnccorus, of every
fashionable color, Cztssirneres, Stittinetts, Vestiiigs of
all kizds, black Silk Velvet, &c- 8r.c., all kinds of
'l‘rlmmings, and a great variety which it is not ne-
cessai-y to enuinerate,all of which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. Call and sec.
Nirwnlk. May 15. 185.
N O R VV A L K
Packet ‘Linc.
-3'-'!'.—.'-"V - .£\:n..at:x
‘ HE subscriber would inform his friends and
the publicin general, that his Packets have
commenced their weekly Trips amt will sail from
his landing to Peck Slip in the following‘ manner;
Sloop MECI1/lNIf', GREGORY Griuritoit, Master,
will sail Tuesdays and return Sutiirdays; Sloop
CITIZEN, TITUS K. MERRILLS, Master‘, will sail
Saturdays& returnoii Tliursdays, For Freight or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to citlieroft e
Captains on board their respective vessels.
MONSON HOYT.
Norwalk, April 20. 1835.
‘NEW SUPPLY OF STONE.
HE subscriber has just received it new sup
ply of Marble, suitable for Grave Stones
Hearth Stones, ti-c. also North River Flagg for
Hearth Stories, which he ofl’ers for sale cheap for
cash. Also, about 300 bushels of sand. Anelcgaut
Pedestal Monument of White Marble, for sale at his
establishment a few rods east of the Bridge.
Norwalk, Jan. 11. EDMOND PRICE.
ll? HATS. .-:1]
TIIE Subscriber have on hand an
assortment ofgentlemens’Hats o fgootl
quality,and intend keeping a full sup-
_ ply made in the best manner and fin-
/"’=\\\7‘- islied in New York in the latest style.
fii/}‘\ Gentlemen can be supplied with Hats
Order upon short notice.
ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, March 2. 1835. 219
WILLI.-MI GALE
OFFERS for sale a handsome and
general assortment of HATS, iriclu
ding those of the latest New York
fashions. Gentlemen can be supplied
with Hats to order upon short notice.
Norwalk.March I8. 1835.
E.B. BENNETTi0lTeFS T1 r
sale, a good assortment of Hats ofthe
latest fashions. Gentlemen can be
‘ '_._ furnished to order upon the shortest
I notice. Norwalk,.luri.e 2.
Another Jlssorlnicnt of New Spring Goods.
ELI M ORRIS,
ASjust received another splendid assortment
ofnew goods, comprising a great variety of
Among them are ele-
...cliuas,
Also, an as-
April 28, .1835.
NEVV SUMMER AND FALL GOODS.
' ' ILLIAM GALE will open this day a large
assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
viz., 100 pieces splendid dark and light yard wide
French Calicoes, 200 ps. English and domestic
Calicoes from ten to 31 cents, new style and pat-
terns; 5000 yds wide and narrow, black and blue
black, Italian, Gro de Swiss, Cro de Paris, Gro dc
Berlin, Poult de Soi Silk, for ladies dresses, the best
and cheapest article ever offered in this place ; 3000
yds. rich figured and plain Gro de Naps. and Gro de
Sine Silks for Ladies dresses and Hats; 10 boxes
splendid figured and plaid Gauze Hat and Cap Rib-
bons; 50 ps. French Gingharns; 500 ps bleached
and brovn Shirtings and Sheetings, 10 ps Burlaps
and Osnaburghs; 5 ps Kuapping Cloths, said to be
the best article ever in use; 10 ps figured and plain
Silk Velvet for Vestings; a large assortment black
blue black and colored Belt Ribbons of a superior
quality, black white and green Blond Gauze Veils
a large assortment of black and scarlet Merino
Shawls; fancy Shawls and Hlidkfs; 6-4 Oil Cloths,
Marseilles Quilts and Courilerpaues; red white and
yellow Flaunels; heavy figured and plain Greett
Baize, 8z.c. &.c.
N. B. Wanted in exchange for goods, white antl
mixt Woolen Yarn, Domestic Flaiineis and Geese
Feathers-
Norwalk, Aug. 25 183-3.
NOR WALK BOOIC STORE.
‘HE Subscriber has now on hand at the
above Establishment, a complete assortment
of Classical and Common School Books, besides
many Miscellaneotis Works, which are of‘feretl to
Teachers, Merchants, and others, Wholesale and
Retail, at the lowest prices. The following comprise
a part of the Stock :—
Webster’s Dictionar_v, 8vo.; Eiiglish Synonimes;
Grove-.’s Greek and English Lexicon;
Goodricli’s Greek Grammar and Exercises ;
Greek Testainent; Jacob’s Greek Reader;
Greca Minora; I-Iistoraa Grazcea; Co0per’s Virgil
Virgil Dclpliini; Ainsworth’s Disiionaiy, 8vo.;
Anthon’s Ainswortli, l8iiio.;
Gould's Adam’s Latin Grammar;
Cicera’s Orations, with notes; Horace Dclpini,
I"olsoin’s Livy; 'I'iti Livii; Latin Tutor;
Hutcliinson's Xedophon ;
Worceslcr’s Elements of History ;
Goodrich and Mtison’s Eccle. History ;
'I‘_vtler’s History; VVlielp|ey’s Compend.;
Goldsinitli’s and Grimshaw’s History of England,
Greece and Rome;
Worecsterantl Parley ’s diito for Children;
C0mslocl(’s Chemistry: Blake's do.;
Comstock’s Natural Philosophy :
Jarriit-.soii’s Rhetoric; Hedge’s Logic
Walkers Geometry; Pai'ley’s A‘-lronomy;
Days Alj.‘,t-")l'il; Day’s lvliitlieiiitttics; '
Playfairs l~‘.nclitl, Blair’s Lectures!
Guminere’s Gibson and F|iiit’s Stirveyiiig;
Bennett's and SIiey’s Book-keeping;
Poi*tcr’s Rlietorical Reader and Analysis-I ;
First Book of History; Cliild’s Botany;
Webster’s and Walker's Dictionary;
Murray's Graininar and Exercises;
Brown’s G raninier, Grc-cult-af’s do ;
English Reader, Introduction &. Sequal to (lo;
Popular Lessonsza Improved Reader;
Elementary Reader; Political Class Book;
Greenwich, Hale, and Webster’s History of the
United States;
l)alioll’s, Dilwortli’s, Colburn’s, Srnit|i’s, 81 Wtinzer’
Aritliinatics;
Webster’s, Sears’ antl I«1rnei'son’s, Seplling Book;
Spcller lit. Definer; Juvenile Spelling Book;
rvings Catecliisnis of Jewislilh. Roman Antiqu
and of Universal and Roman History;
Questions to Blairs Lectures; 'l'_ytlt:r’s History,
and Grirrisliriws France and Napoleon:
Easy Lessons; Child'sInsti'uctut:tors;
Drawing Paper; Writing Paper;
Cotnmori and Gilt Edge Leiter Paper :
Writing Books; Cyplicring Books; Slates;
Slate aml Lend Pencils; liik Powder;
Ink Stands, &~c. 8.rc.——ttlso
A great variety of‘ Bibles, 'l'est:iiiieiits, I-Iyinn
Books,l’rayI:I Books, Comriicritarics, Iilttiilt Books
of all kinds, \Vafers, Sealing Wax, Qiiills. Toy
Books, Paints and Bruslirs, Engravings, School
l\'or'oalk, May 12,1835. East side tho Britlgc.
u
Rewards, Sic. for sale very low.
Nurwalk,lllarcli25tli, J, A. ttflglgp,
{.9 Now is the time for L’a7'gaz'ns.
FALL GOODS,
JUST l‘rECEI‘t'ED.
HE Subscriber for some titne past, has been
Dry Goods rqual to any retailing estnblislitrn-nt in
the state, he now gives notice to his cusii_-niers and
the public in general, that he has done so, and is
prepared to sell almost any article ever kept in a
Ilry Goods Store, and sell them as low as ever heart]
of in or out of the state, if not out oftlte U. States.
To pnrchzisers ofdry goods of any kind, he respect-
frilly asks oftlit-iii to call and exriiiiine. his assort-
ment before they make their purchases. The follow-
ing may be mentioned as lliflllg found among his
:isstii'triieiit: 100 pieces Bromlttlotli ofevery shade,
style and quality ; 80 ps cassiiiieres ; 65 ps sani-
nets; 300 ps Frencli, Eriglisli and German Merinoes
at prices at least 30 per cent less than last year. As
his merinoes are all oftliis seasons purchase, he has
a tlecitlcd atlvantage over those who have last years
stock on fraud ; 250 8-4 and 7-4 black white and red
Merino Sliawls nfthe best quality and no other ; 300
tjaslrriiere English Merino anti Rtisslan shawls;
5000 yds blk and cltl silks ofevery style and quality.
60 ps Beaverteens and Bangup Cords, hosiery of all
kinds, 50 ps Irish linens, 45 ps flannels, 100 D8 light
and dark Vt.-stings, some the most splendid style and
pattcriis that. ever met the eye of man, Tliibet Wool
Shawls, all sizes and colors, Ste. &c. &c. Szc.
LAVVRENCE BI. STEVENS.
No. 2 BUrtuALi.’s Bu1r.ni.~tC.,
Sept. 8, 1835- West the Bridge.
TIN 1\C[ANUFAC'I‘(lI{Y.
LESTER BELDEN,
IN anti Sheet lron worker, makes to order,
lead troughs, and conductors, and all -kinds of
jobblng done at short notice, east side the bridge.
Norwalk, May 12.
VARIE TY STORE
At ,IVcsfport.
JOIIN VV. -TAYLO R ,
HAS just returned from New York, and is new
opening a great variety of Goods, coitsistiiig
in part of Fancy antl Staple Dry Goods. Books and
Stationary, Jewelry, Brushes of all kinds, Perfunit--
U’. I-‘aricy .. craps. Looking Gl:i>::-ses, line pen and
pocket Knives, superior Razors and Straps, Brass
Catidlesl.it'l<S, Knives and Forks, silver, platetl and
Britania table and tea spoons, silver framed Specta-
cles, Bead Bags and Purses, Combs of all kinds.
travelling Baskets, Unibrellzis, Parasols, Fire Board
Prints, Fancy Toilets, Boxes, & c. 621:.
Sept. 15, 1835.
ROWN SUGAR, a good ass.)rtnicnt., just rec’d
and for salt: by C. R E l"l‘S.
BROADCLOTHS ck’. CASSIMERS.
V. ILLIAM GALE has just received from New-
York‘, a large assorlnicut of Broadclollis,
Ctrssimeres, anti Sattineits, viz. 100 ps. Black, blue,
green, olive, russet brown, rnulbury, claret, tnlxt,
adclade and invisible green broadcloths, from $1 50
to $8 00 per yard. 150 ps striped, plain, and rtlied
Bucskin and (Iassiniercs, from $1 50 to $3 0‘) per
yard ofcvery desirable color. 100 ps. fancy col’d
striped and plain satinetts from 50 cts. to Vc.-~
tiiigs of all kinds. Barigup cord, Bcaverteens. 25
lbs. fine merino wool for sale cheap, 8,-c. Youths
cloths caps of the Latest fasliioii.
Norwalk, Aug. 25th 1835.
DIORPI LUMBEE R.
SIVIITI-I 8:. IIOYT
E AV “.just_lari-Jetl 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. (lo,
Firstand second quality siding do do
also boards and Plan/c. A real good lot of Spruce
plan/.' cheap. ; Hemlock scantling and boards; flat-
ters box boards :1 good article cheap; Clierry boards
oftlie first quality, which in addition to their former
stock makes their assortnient complete.
Norwal/.1. July 7th.
5 OHN W. TAYLOR has just remn-
9.
ed frotri New York, with a large assortment of
goods, which together with his foi'mt:r Stock, render
it very full and complete. The following articles
comprise a part of his assortment, viz., bro.-idclotlis,
cassinieres and sattinetts, petersliarn, caniblets, ine-
rinos and c rcassiaris, red yellow and white flaiinels,
Canton doi. black and col’d silks. silk velvet,satin
and figured .-ilk vtestiiigs, tabby velvet, and vt-lencia
do., a large assorlint-.nt light and dark calicocs, meri-
no and tliibet wool sliziwls, iriiitatiorinmi Prussitin
do., colored ginghanis.jticcouot, book and camliric
muslins, bobinet lace (5-4 and 4-4, footings and edg-
ings. A large assortmentof gents gloves. including
black and brown buckskin, furred do‘. woolen, cot-
toii,lio1'seskiii and buckskin mittens, for hair and
cloth caps, 11 great variety of bomba._zine, satin and
velvet stocks, Italian silk cravats. Bleached and
brown sheeting and shirting, umbrellas, slioes,la-
tlie’s fur stocks, travelling baskets,combs ofallkinds
knives, brushes, fancv soaps and perfurnery. glass
lamps, brass cdndlesticks, school books and station
ary, looking glasses, globe and pocket lanters, ra-
zors, do. straps, pocket books and wallefs_ scizzors,
camphorated and preston smelling salts, lip salve.
tnacassar, bear’s and antique oils for the hair, oil
soap, buttons of all kinds, tliirribles, watt li toys, ever
pointed silver and plated peuril cases, elastic steel
pms, Iucjfer matches. toy watches, spetacles, beads
and safely chains. flutes, snuffand tobacco boxes,
venitian and other window blinds, together with a
great variety of articles not enumerated. _
Also. ti clioico selection of Dry Groceries of the.
best quality. 'l‘lte public are requested to call and
examine for themselves.
Saugatuck, (west end the bridge.) Doc. 11, 1834-
N
EW (}()()])S-—Tlie subscribers are al
most daily receiving New Goods at their store
_va3t end of the Bridge, which are sold at a small ad-
eance from cost. The itntlersigiied tender their
thanks to their customers for past favors, and solicit
a cont-inuaricc of the same.
Young Ilyson Tea at 45 (id.
HUBBELL & PORTER.
I-IINA. GLA & EARTH-
EN WARE, an extensive assortinciit,justre-
ceived anti for sale cheap by
Sept. 30,1834. ELI B. BENNETT.
LEVI CL ARK,
.o
1
AS for sale fr
pt,-ating Englisli and French Watclics, silver,
steel, plated, ribbon, gilt and bead VVaicli Chains;
gold, silver and plated (iuaril Keys; gold, plated,
gilt and steel Keys and Seals; diamond, pearl, paste,
_fet, cameo, fillzigree, miniature, enanielled, sapphire
and emerald Breast Pins : fillagree, jet, cameo,
pastelaud plain Goltl Ear Rings «Sp Drops; pearl, jet,
paslte, Sa]lplll=‘e,IGll‘lel'tIlil{, rriotto, friendship, chased,
an plain God “inger ings.
Elegant Belt Buckles and Llasps; fine roll back
gilt Combs; Bead Bags and Purses, Silk Purses,
steel tweezers slilettoes. silver and brass tliimbles,
silver and plated pencil Cases, ladies Tablets, ladies
Wallets and Card Cases, Pocket Books ofall kinds,
hair, tooth and shaving britslies, lavender, Cologne,
Otto of Rose and various perfumery; fine Soaps.
fine Snuff Boxes, child»-en’s toys, silver and steel
spectacles, goggles, spectacle cases, morocco and
steel; fitie razors and pen knives, scissors, an ele-
gant as.-ortnient ten hells; plated and brass candle-
sticks, plated, brass arid steel snuffers and ti'ay's;
large assortment tea Trays; brass Andiroiis, shovel
and lungs, Britania coffee and tea pots, looking
Glasses ofall prices; Fliiles, Fifcs, &'c., violin strings,
Bassoon and Clarionet Reeds, Ste. ttic
I1
sterling Silver, Wfll‘l'ttlIl.cfl, coiislatitly on hand and
ma le to order. He would just say in answer to re-
peated enquiries, that his Silver Spoons are made at
his shop and under his itispcctior. and are warranted
as good as dollars,
Watches and Clocks repaired with attention and
warrarited.
Spoons, Collin Plates, and all kinds of Engraving
tlone with lleEllllt'.S3 and at. short notice.
.'Iohbirig'ofall tlescriptioiis done cheap. A cori-
tiiiuance of patrtitirige is rospt-ctf'till_v solicited.
A .Ioui'nc.yinaii spectacle inaker ivariieal.‘
A few Fuiicy (Iloelcs for sale VERY CIII-JAI’.
Norwalk July 25, 1835.
,_ N E542 WV SHIP‘? LY.
UST Received direct l'rorii Boston 300 lilils and
halfdo No. I and 2 Mttclterel; I50 quitittils first
quality Cotlfisli; 12 tons superior Nova Scotia, grind
stones. 1' or sale low by the sub.-cribc-rs.
I-ILJBBELL 8:. l’0li',1‘l:3R-
- _ :..._..........
contemplating increasing his assorlniciit of
[IT Silver‘ Spoons and Spectacles intiniifacturcd of
Another su.ppl_7/ ofFall and lVinl.cr Goods.
' _ J.-kt‘-I111 s MAL L ORY,
Eris just added to his former stock, as good an
assortiiit-tit of Goods as was ever oli'i:red in
this place. His frien ls and the public in general,
may depend upon being served at low prices, and the
smallest, favor tli:inkf'ull_v received
Norwalk, ().'it.’1‘_’, l“""'
poi).
NEVV SALT STORE AT NORVVALK,
B Y
JOEIN BURRALL.
W/’I'IO is now oll'erit'g a few rids West of the
Bridge, a good assortnient of Salt at lowest
riinrket prices, viz :--450 Bushels Rock Salt, first
quality? (lo. Turks Island do.; tl .
Liverpool Ground do.; a quantity of Blown Salt, by
the Sack or otliei'n'ise. -
N. B. Fttririers or Merchants \VISllll‘.,'_' to get their
Fall supply of Salt, are p:ir‘.icularly invited l0 call
andjutlge for lIl8lYl€t§lvr33_
Norwalk, Sept. 15, lS35.
HNDIA Matting.-ind Carpeting.—A few pieces of
good Itigrain Carpeting and a large nssorttnent
of Matting at less than New York prices for sale by
.1. MALl.O.RY.
LACK and colored _.l'asliionable Silks, a great
Vfl|'l=‘lY:_l11Sl t‘t'Celved and for sale low by
J. MALLORY.
45
ADIES H.-\'l‘S.—A few very fine and cheap
Leghorn Hats, also split straw and Leglioi-n
braid hats, palm leafliats, by .1. M ALLORY.
APER hangings. borders and fire board prints,
a good assortment for papcring rooms. and oth-
er uses, also plain green and blue paper for sale by
J. MALIJJRY.
iii‘; " INDOW SASHES.——On liantl_.a large lot
assorted sizes, it first rate article, for sale by
IVILLIAM J. S'l"Rl-ZET.
N. B. Orders received and sashes furi.ishe(l at
the shortest notice. Glass cut and fitted to patterns
or orders.
Norwalk, lilay Q6.
AS'l'lNGS.—'f‘lic >-l]l)SCl'lDf.3l‘,lt,'_{L'lll. for (it o.
E. Waring, of Stairiifortl, will ftiriiisli to
order, Castings of all kinds, at furnicc prices.
Any person If! want will ylease call on
Nt)l‘\\‘fl.ll{, March ‘24. LESTEII BEl,.I)Ei\l,
' N. B. The highest imirhet price paid for old
wrought and cast iron, copper, brass, pewter
and lead. ‘
LUDHB E Eti .
r IIE Subscribers have on hand and are con.
stantly-reccivirig large quantity of’-good ll1lll-
ber, wliichtliey are disposed to sell wholesale or
retail, in lots to suit purcliasei's, at n verv small
atlvaricc froui cost, the articles are as folloivs, viz
All kinds Shingles and Siding
‘ ‘ “ Boards “ Plank
“ “ '1‘iniher “ Cornice sticks
“ “ Scantling “ Latll
“ “ Maliogariy “ Clim-ry.
Norwalk June, 22-, 1834. Sllll 1'1-I & HOYT
E"l‘Al\I_FORD.
= ~ 0 LE’j‘ with imrnediate possesion
asiiug Cottage,late the residence of.lanies Skeldiiig
ldsq. deceased. with Ice-liouse,and ot,hersuitah|e
out builtlings,anrl garden well ‘stocked, abounding
with choice f'ruit Trees, pleasantly situated near the
water-side; or for sale with 14 acres of gootllaurl,
including two capital o1'cliartls of g'raf'te(l trees, in
full bearing, of which possession may be had outfit-
lst of April next. Rent oftlie Cottage, &c.iilltliai
period. $60 or sale price for the whole $3500.-
apply to S. H MINOR.
Stvimfo, May 26. 2ltl'.
FOR sale. the house and lot, situ.iti-.
. on the west side of’ Norwalk river, a
, - little below the Bridge. linuizdetl west-
V_ ‘flzzrzii
property
- erly by highway, and lying opposite
owned by Noah S. Bailey. It is eligilily
situated for a mechanic or other person occupied in
business in the neigliborhood of‘ the bridge. For
further inforniatioir, apply to Noah S. Bailey: or to
PIIILO PRIJE.
No.2. Marble Building, Cliatham S(|u:Irt: New York.
N E \V S TU RE.
7? HE Subserilier liasjust openetl,:r little East of
the Bridge, a new and complete assort.tricnt of
superior articles in his line; among which are thr-
following :-—Loaf Sugar,bmwn do., it/lolnssc-s, 'l‘i-as.
Ginger, Alspice, Pepper, Coffee, Salt-ratus, box and
keg Raisins. Oranges, Lemons, '1 sirriarintls, Figs,
dried Curraiits,Nirtincgs, Cinnarnou, Slit:-ch, riiould
Candles, dipt do , Coil Ii:-'li, Cider and Ale, Soda and
Sugar Crackers, Tobacco, Cigars, Siiiiflf, Soup,
Confcctionary of all kinds, Nuts ofall kinds, Lemon
Syrup, Butter, Salt, Blaeking, Flinls, Cakes, Spruce
Beer, 8z.c. tire.
Call and see, for ’tis no story.
For I will sell to W/rig or ’1'or_i/—r:lxo:rp.
JOSEPH S. MEEKER.
Norwalk, May 26, 1835.
Dry Goo(l.s', C/‘0c‘.7.'cr]/,I1Ta7‘(l‘u:a*rc A‘ Gr0cer_r/ Slorc.
HARVEY SANDERSON,
E AVING made new arrangements in his busi
ness,w0uld respectfully inform the inhabitants
of New Canaan and the public generally, that llr'
has now on hand and intends constantly to keep, a
general assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goorls
Croc/wry. Glass Ware and Groceries, ofevery variety
which is calculated to contribute to the comfort or
convenience oftlie community (ardeuls always ex-
cepted of course) or that the wants of his customers
may require, comprising a complete as.~tortment of
the various articles usually found in a country store.
selected with care to suit the approaching season.
.-\i.so, constantly on hand a complete assortirient
of fasliionablu HAT S, CAPS and STOCKS, at
wholesale or retail of every variety of pattern and
price to suit the fancy of the purcliaser, and is cori-
stantly manufacturing all kinds of Hats oftlie latest
fashions and at prices from $2 to $8; Satin Beavers
of various kinds; gcnilemen’s stocks llltttlt: to any
desired pattern at sh0t't notice; Cloth and Silk Caps,
ti very splendid article for cliildren ; palm lc-at hats
ofall prices from twenty cents to twenty shillings,
and many other articles too numerous here to enu-
merate at prices as low as elseivliere.
Dealers in Hats and Caps supplied with any ile-
sired quantity of the latest fashions at sliorftiot Ce
and on the most favorable terms. A share of put-
ronage is respectfully solieiled, where 8llfH‘~'l(,‘l‘$ will
be prorriplly and strictly attended to ; no p.iiiis will
be spared to merit the patronage of the public and
the smallest favors gratefully aoknoivledgetl.
[[?I«‘arnier’s produce of every description, taken
in exchange for any oftlie above goods.
New Canaan.June 30. I835.
_ F O R S A L E,
. _A STORE AND srocit or GOODS,
At the Old I/Vcll, Norwal/:, C'onncolit:ir£.
V V HE Subscriber offers for sale, at the above
place, one oftlie iriost desirable establislirnents,
for carrying on an extensive and profitable lll(¢I‘Cflll-
tile pusiqjeés, to be ll;)1uln(1sl)8lV\’0ell ethe cities of New
Yort an oston. ‘ ie tore is 3' b (30 feet. two
stories high, and was built of the first -‘quality of ma-
Leritlilsiand W|0l‘l;lnr'.lllSllIp, being filled iii Zollll with
ric is torn t re ountlation to the roof: an it is suf-
llclontly Strong to take in large quantities ofgrain, or
goods ofanv description, and possesses all the neces-
sary fixtures for btisitiess purposes.
The STOCK oi: Goons, ernbracing a choice and
excellent assortment, was purclnrsetl from long ex-
perience in the trade, and on unusually favorable
terms.
Also, with the building and stock ofgootls, a new,
beautiful, and well matte W HARI", ofabout 160 feet
Square. possessing every convc-rtience for Stoam- .
boats, Packets, and other vessels, or for an extensive
Lumber, \’Vocd, and Coal Yard, for which purposi-
it might be advantageously ernployed. ‘_
The village is beautifully located, either for busi-
ness or for private residences, and offers a_ Slim Oll-
portunity for the tt'5lI‘lStl.I,‘l.I()ll of business, at tlgc 1.1l10\"0
location, to any desirable extent. Steaiiiboots l:i_nd
twice a day within a few feet oftlie Etire, at Wlllfrlt
times 21 large nniiiber of persons from the surrottnd-
in: country meet at the landing. ‘ _
For further particulars inquire ofthe Stibscrilier on
the preniises. Possession may be had itnrnetltalcly.
A portion of the purchase iiioney may remain on
bond and mortgage at six l’“l's3*="i~ P9" i""“""-
' (‘H A RLES PECK.
Oltl VVell, l\‘orwa_lk, Conn, .luuc 2,1835.
OARDS, SIDING, SHINGLES. &c.-—\\’il-
liairi I{. Jariii.-:~‘., has just received an at1ditioi:-
al supply 0I‘_I.Illlll.)t‘l‘ consisting of best Itliica Shin-
gles; Cleiir and l\‘lci'chaiilable Siding; Pine and
Spruce floor Plank; 1 1-4 I I-2 and :3. inch cicar
seasoiied Plank; Clear and l\'lercliaritu,hle Bozirtls ;
Pine and Hemlock Boards. Also on liaiitl It good
assortnient of Hewed and Sayycd ',l__"i_i_iilq,er of nearly
all (.lltI1€lISl0llS_. ‘
Jugc ll, lS3_.§_.
'<
»(.‘rot:kery,
NcwSpfi1tg and Summer Gooils.
AT THE OLD \VELL. _
if-IE Subscriber has received it complete a ’
meritofSpi-ing and Summer Goods, in mi. '
to his usual supply of Dry Goods, Groceries. -. ,
Wines, teas, crockery, hardware, drugs. medicines,
lijtts. shoes, paints, oils, brushes, glass, ready ,adi:-
Llothing, wooden and tin ware, &c. all of which he
now offers for sale on the most reasonable -.-ims.
Ilis stock of goods is fresh, and consists ofthe latest -
importations and most approved and fashionable ‘
patterns.
E_xP9"|t'»r-ce has long since conviiicedliim. that a
business conducted wholly on the cash principle,
“WY Drove mutually advantageous both to the seller
"ml “"3 l‘“"ClmSer,_—as by confining sales entirely to
cash, the seller avoids all risk and ensures a speed;
return of capital, and is thus enabled to supply his
P’
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 ‘ap-
prove of the plan.
Hilvlnll 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 gpods 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 trouble of
travelling even a great distance to make their pur-
chases. He respectfully invites an examination of
his stock and terms. ‘CHARLES PECK,
Old Well, (Norwalk,) April, 1835. 20
June 2.
SILI(S.——A large assortment of Silks of every do.
_ sir-able style, color and quality. also, French
Gingham calicoes and primed inuslins. for sale b ,
April 7. L. M. S’1’E\’ENSi'.
O RENT, from the first of April next, the
‘ Store lately occupied by Carmi Betts,_just west
of the_Bridge; also the rootii over said store, now
occupied as the Gazette Ollie;-,
SL|ltSL‘l’ll‘Cl'. D. S. BARTRAM.
(NOR S \ Ll«‘..——A good two story House, almost
. .ll(.!\V, tog--tlicr with 4 1-2 acres ofexccllo-.nt land
atljoiiiiiig, priiic-ipally mowing. There are on the,
p1’t‘Illl.'~2l:S, a valuable shop, ‘24 by 20, formerly occu.
pied by a eabiriet maker: it wont] liotisc, antl other
out liouses, and also a corisidertilile viiriety of in-arr,
fill and lllt)Cl.ll1lI.Ct1 fruit trees. 'l‘l.c above p,,,p;,,,,. ;,
situ:tti.-cl in the centre of Redding, F-.i'n~fi.-1,] County
a short distance from the Congregatioiial and Metli‘
ndist irit-etiiig houses, and is well fitted in point of
16.
, location and convenience, to acconiinmlute an onto,
prisiiig tneclranic, or the teacher‘ of ti. SC1t.‘CISCllD0.I-.
Inquire on the premises of
March 24- WM. L. STRONG.
EX:LOUGllS.—l.ESTER BEl..DEN
- sale at his establisliment, east side the byidgc
an assortment of G. E. VVariiig's Plough, also Gl'P,"{-
ory-‘s plonghs,fi'onr Bridgeport. -The above plough;
are Ollijfell at the loncst inur'li'ct prices.
April 14.
()'1'lCE.—-Tlie Subscriber having taken the
l store, first door west of the bridge, interuls
kci-ping constantly on liantl at general assortrnent in
his line. such as boots and shoes of all kiinls, coal
and upper Ieailier of dlll'erent qualities. Lining
skins of all colors ; also every articli: in the shoe find,
ing litre, all of which will be sold on the most reas-
onable terriis by SOLOMON G '1'AYLOR..,
N. B. Boots antl shoes madeto rncasure. '
Snugtttuck, April 521, 1835.
‘E%jWAN'l'ED, two or three jot-trrreyirien Coopcrs~
to whom steznly cinplpymr-nt will be given.,
NA'1‘l-IANIEL. SCOl“lIjl.l)..
Norwalk, April 21, I835. 2-ltf
USIII-ZN CllI‘.'ESl-1, a superior article, also it
great variety of GARDEN SEEDS, just re
ctvlved illltl fol‘ sale by C. Bl,“.'1‘TS.
Mziv '0.
‘% E.‘E'l'l.-\N BLINDS. A S].lt'lll1l(1 assortment
- , of the above article nfall sizes,_jtrst rceeivi:d<'
and for sale at the lowest iiizirkct prices by
.\1arcli3l. S.\llTl-1 &. HOYT
1V1‘: IV S '1'()Ir’L' 1.llV.'/) .7\'.E IV C1'UO])S.’
EOPGE B. l\’lIl)l)l.Elll{O0l{, li.-iving ltIl((’ftt.
K the slore fornicrly occupied by Jesse Smith, in-t
Wilton, has opened air entire new, gtiiierrrl and valu-
able assortirieutof Dry Goods, Dry Iil't)(:f)l'it3§,itnt1c'
(.l-ina, Glass, l<lar’tln-iiw:ire, H5lI'flWt.ll‘t:-
and evcr_v other article. ii:-tially found in a store of?’
the kiiid, ivlric|i_, ll:tVllI_’_{ t't.-eeritly ptirclizi-4.-tl at Ill
rlerat-e price.~:, he will sell as cheap as cnrihi: bought?
t‘l.>'l£Wllet‘t:. Wilton hlzircli, 17.
Q ADIES S'1'l‘c.-\W ll.-\'l'S, a very splendid as-:
5-.,_,l sorrmc-tit of every description, forsale very-
low by the. subscriber. C1-lARl.ltlS N. CLOCK.
April 14.
R~.IiE;U?I{JAL BOOEKS.
One Sett of Bf.‘tlt.'l]cl'S American Pruclic of M ed.
cine for sale cheap by \VEEl) & BUTLE R..
- 'DU'l'l.ER'S MIX l'UItE. FOR (iONOR—
l’sH(l“.A AND GLl~jl‘l'1‘S.—'l'o rcnrove these-
iroriblesoriie eomplairits and llieir conset-jueiices,
in all tlieir grades, is a matter of the l1l.ltl0.-ll it’
tportance; often requiring the gl'f'f|l.t'Sl. profession:
acumen to decide on the most t-ffcctnal iiiethod.-
The test of0000 cures during 10 years, strongly
serfs, that if, in COl‘l$f’.(]tl'IlL‘C of iuatterrfion, ig -.
‘ant-.e, improper medical treatmt-rit, or from cot
deiitly relying on useless. irritating or inert recip
the above complaints assumes ti disposition to L '
Perrnanent, BUTLER’S COMPOUND BALE. "i
[C MIX'l‘UR.E should immediately be resorteti 1
as from the observations that have been made 0: .
the confidence "it has obtained; llle ilftlelll l‘0'i'-‘--' '
mendations that have been given it, and the enc-~ . -
unis lie,-towed on it all originate from the superi >-‘
of this compound over every other known gi‘e:.=.~. .
lion, in the following different virtues it posses.»-
it is pleasant to the taste; does not offend tli .'-Lt -
ma.;|i, or produce that painful spasinodic inte- ~-no
action the common mixtures of Copavia gcrrtr'..l‘»_.
do. Thorough experience has given this rne»'.". -.3
so high a reputation, that it can with implicit ~. -- -
tlence he recommended in recent cases, wher:
patient is imperatively compelled to seek aiu? ,-
wliere. In this situation, the greatest care or; 3
be exhibited, to know what reliance can be 33
on the article professing to produce a restore .--r '-
health by a permanent cure. The proprietor wt ..
medicine is justified in the assertion, that it 0
in all cases to have a trial in preference to
vice of the ignorant, unskilfulcr designing 5.
who resort to popular palliatives, but can ad 21-
notliing materially beneficial, or a certain l"I.'l-2;.
enriching themselves by deluding the patier .. "
chemical nature oftliis preparation is the it ‘.-
Oils ofCubebs, Coptivia, and various Bals:.:. ..
cible with aquaeous fluids; and they are so _
mated, that each ofits constituents has its = :-
cnliar t‘lll.‘Cl in removing the symptom it ilCl:‘. -
and so prompt is its effects, that if one botlis
no relief, it will be entirely useless to eon_t-::.-
But instead oftliat, two or three doses afi'_o:~l 1 .
diate relief, and one bottle very often rat-iii-.
cure. On the whole, it is the most lea,s:.».';:,
and private remedy extant. \Vitti,_tie IIIS‘-i
a non-medical treatise on the \{ill,‘l0l|S 5!’?-?;'Jt\r.
with recipes for their reinovjahlllll CV9‘?-' .1"-"4
may be his own Physic]-an‘, without the lJ‘.i,')lt"fl,’
consultation ofany one. ,
PUBLIC NO'1‘I;CE.-::.'l,'he agency of 2-?
Bulleps Bugs-,unic Mix_tur,e was removed ..-i. -. .
May, from the cornoro_l 01”?" a“d Cl!°’”" "
being the next door frcm_i,ts old Iocatio: .
only place iyliere it is sold I“ New ‘°"l‘-
;,, the coojrti-y can have :1 parceloftwo or =t~——
flea [,,,1..,g,.-glad {,0 any address, by enclosir I
“meg, Emil directing to F. C. Welles, Dr=‘
Cherry st., New York.
New‘York,.Iuly Z, 1835, 35, -i;
W ’ ANTED, A \'Vornan to do the geti_-‘ml
of a family, who understands coo?urr2-
It capable person, good ivages will be giv:-.n.
at this ofliire.
_ AVIl\'(i_lli,4t returned from New Y4."
. prepared to offer an assor-tnient of .--
lhsliioiiable Goods, stiitable for the pi"es»-. ‘ '
proacliing season, which will be sold oiieap.
April 28.
I
TIMBFR AND CORNIQE 9-‘.
52:1 MITH &. HOYT, lizgve just receti
l. Schooner Alieopti,
35 000 feet iiniher, cornice sticks, plank El“
’ ‘ 500 feet 0:ll‘s, 5,000 cedar post;-._
By the sloops Orzingc and_ Ray;
100,000 feet Boards and (‘lip
‘2()l),000 (not. ‘."«'illi.'ims) but '1‘. S. \‘l['i‘ll-.=
single and no l.),t'ar1_il sliinglesj
I; L.
E. B. BENNETT.
150,000 Vlukmfy’:-§‘Sliingles
N. B. Alltho iiburq aI"t'l,i:l?:.s -rig; _
=11 =1 my small’ iiiTi"a'1.li,=‘9' lizliiifiéit
1
customers at a much smaller advance than if he '
Enquire of the“?
offers for
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Norwalk Chronicler