....._._—_......._._._......m............._.._.._..._.._._..... .. —...... _.
' Jwkgun Sattd
' ‘-‘Pi’. l’9»l'.',"i’l'..-9
PHTHISICAL DETERGENT.
A cure for Coughs, Colds, and other aflcctions of
the breast and lungs leading to Conszunptions.
T HE proprietor of the above medicine hav-
_ ing been engaged in an extensive practice
for more than forty years, in a section of country
where pulmonary complaints are prevalent, and
himself the victim of frequently recurring and
harrassing coughs,——at an early period directed
special investigations to that class of diseases pe-
culiar to the lungs, and is convinced from much
observation and repeated experiments, that the
course of practice generally resorted to in the
majority of cases, is not only ineffectual, but ac-
, tually injurious.
He is also of opinion that consumptions and
other diseases cf the lungs, by most physicians
considered incurable, are in the first stages per-
fectly within the control of appropriate remedies.
He believes that in the early stages of these for-
midable diseases, the lungs are entirely exempt
from structural aha".-'77, by an excessive irritable
c:n.‘~,ii§o,r;. .:..;-rx.=..~1?:='*.ed by great muscular or ner-
-mos exliaiisiion operating upon a constitution al-
ready prcclispoaerl to thi.-.t class of affections. The
¢.‘m;,.;-_ 3-in: m,‘r~.m- rtisimssirig symptoms, result
froiii :'u=; contact of the air with the inner surface
of the lungs, which is the seat of irritation. If
this be allowed to progress, it finally involves the
substance of the organs, and becomes incurable
disease. ’
With this view of the organ of consumptions
and asthmatic complaints, the treatment is obvi-
ous, viz. to remove irritability and give new en-
ergy to the lungs. Th-is is most happily effect-
ed by a combination of anodynes, aperients, and
tonics, so that each may have its specific effect,
and all act in coincidence. Much personal ex-
perience aud extensive observation has more
than realized the most sanguine anticipations of
the proprietor of this preparation, and he now of-
fers it to the public, fully confident of its value,
and its peculiar eflicacy in diseases of the above
nature. Hundreds within the sphere of his pro-
fessional limits would if called upon, cheerfully
bear their testimony to the superior eflicacy of
this medicine, but he only deems it necessary for
the satisfaction of the public, to subjoiu the fol-
lowing certificates from persons of uuqi1estioua-
ble veracity and talent.
CERTIFICATES.
This certifies that Mrs. Fairchild had for sev-
eral years previous to 1832 been afilicted with a
cough, apparently consumptive, and had receiv-
ed no permanent relief from ordinary medical
treatment,-—t.hat in the year 1832 she had a se-
vere attack, and was for several weeks confined
‘.- 57‘: 3-5-3 ‘=“‘inary medical attendance,
..-.2 tn".---.1.-:rom Doct. Fitch, a medicine
- 7‘ T 'iisical Detergent,” from the
. _. . = r. or-ivecl immediate relief, and
i‘. '_‘.;~ entirely restored. I have
therefore, no hesitation in recommending it to
others affected with similar complaints, as a most
valuable medicine. l'Vestmorclund, Oneida
Co. January 24. 1835.
ED\VARD FAIRCHILD, Pastor of
the first Congregational Church in VVestmore-
land.
This certifies that last winter Mrs. Gillct had
a distressing cough for aconsiderablo time. Be-
‘. ' .
{'1
ing recommended by a friend to Doct. Fitch, of ~-——
Clinton, for cough drops, which had proved heir-
eficial in such cases, I called on the Doctor and
purchased asmall phial. She took the drops
but a few times before she experienced a very
sensible relief. She afterwards took cold and
the cough returned; she resorted to the same
medicine, and found the same benefit. Since
then she has been free front cough as formerly.
I have no hesitation in saying that these drops
were peculiarly beneficial in her case. As far
as I can judge from the effect produced in her
case, I have no hesitation in recommending these
drops to others who may be afilicted with a cough
or diseases of the lungs. Rome, Oneizlu
Co. January 24, 1835.
MOSES GILLETT, Pastor of the
First Preshvmrln.-~ Church in Rome.
1 ~ 1- f~ tve had some ex-
-te discovered by
‘ .‘lll1lSlC8l Deter-
.. «. :.- . .:~ ‘ ‘hose diseases of
.- -_- ;;::;g., wlttcu usually terminate in phthysis
pulmoualis, or pulmonary consumption. So
far as we can judge of its effects in a few cases,
we are disposed to think more favorably of it
than of any other remedy which we have citi-
ployed in similar cases during a practice of'med-
icint. for tvve;'.2j:; .2: We therefore clieerful-
lg:
to
4.
1
'.l¢'.‘.Z 'v\
.-.i-.. 2 _...~
.... ..
1 ' ' . ..
=-"tn " “=-
._ ,7,
I
. ‘."5l'- ‘ O
'.'t..
re: L.‘-l‘f12-‘-181‘-:(l it to 1: .. public and to the atten-
"3 of p:'.'_.-'sic1ziii:s_. as at -‘emedy of very superior
. coy. in il-so 7.'.“s-T-ltt'i]- nt ofa class of diseases
tzézicl. have uccli peculiarly destructive to hu-
man life, and bafiled the efforts of the most tal-
cnted and skilfulof the medical profession. Clin-
ton, Oneida County N. Y. Jan. :27, 1835.
SETH HASTINGS, M. D. President of
Oneida Co. Illedical Societi N. Y.
CHARLES BARRO S, M. D. Vice Pres-
ident Otscgo Medical Society N. Y.
EMERY BISSELL, M. D. of Nor-
walk, Conn. late Vice President of Oneida Co.
l‘«.’..-*—..".’..-:-.='. F-‘ociety, N. Y.
":“£Ii'.‘ tscriber, since June 1633, has been af-
‘-Ii;-rt:-.r.i wit u a distressing cough; the consequence
:2 - i'.-'-'.‘-.t‘8 attack ofthe influenza, with which
‘ v. .;S at that time visited. He has made use
of the remedies which are regarded as the most
efficacious in such complaints ; but from no one,
nor indeed from all of them besides. has he de-
rived so much relief as from Dr. John Fitch's
“Phthisical Detergent,” and he deems it his du-
ty to recommend to those who are similarly af-
flicted as in his opinion, a remedy of very un-
common efficacy. HENRY DA-
VIS, Late President of IIam.ilton College.
Clinton, Oneida C . N. Y. Juue 2d. 1832.
The above medicine is for sale by J. A.
WEED. Druggist.
Norwalk, Nov. 17. 1835. 6t. 2.
}jt"t'i’3"i'.i?.Z.i')'I‘I€}.'€ SH Ffllif-ICH. '
0}” Being ’.i8Sll")‘tl.=! of ol;t.'xi:u.-i_g, :1 Class in
FR.l?.N'CIa‘.. M Sit)-.:.:.txN begs leave to an-
2‘1tll.'.7'1'.Z'3 to the public, that she will be ready to
give instruction in that language from it past2
till; past 4 o’clock, on Monday, Weduesdayr,
and Friday, of every week. Manesc-.a's me-
thod, so generally approved in the first French
schools, in New York, Philadelphia, and other
cities, will be adopted.
Terms, 85 for thirtv-six lessons.
:35
....‘‘'=.‘!‘. "2 '32-" ~“-‘I '
"fr rt ‘cit it’ 3.1: 9
~'t‘l'2R *. :/'.N.
East Side t/Lt: E‘. ;..e,
Is now offering the best
assortment of Cooking
and Coal Stoves, that can be found in this County.
Portions wishing Stoves. will find it their interest to
call and examine his stock.
Norwalk,Nov. I4, 1835.
' 2
, , _ LUMBER.
f"l';,,", H]; -.‘t~t-it3'é'.~ ‘\-'>=.ii.l inform his friends and
._,,L. .é,., _ ,3 .g,~,,= 3,, llilfitlll li.'.u.ii, at his yard
u the east side i.;' .*‘u:i't':':=cl-' '.i"l‘lt'~"*- “ E’-""—"-s -
soriu..,;.. :‘ .' s nbcr, -
Clear boards, ,..-.«.+-iv. 1.; suun,«,_,, :xt.t.sp.,»' Lt — * .-.».,
mediate use. , ;
Common do do (10 ‘'‘'‘ ,.
Hat box boards. , '
Cloborns X brand, single &. no brand shingles
3 feet Cedar ‘lo, do
2 fem Lt press on do
flemlocli board», In -.~.;-:-..ttil:t-g
\' "~-
— Vina gjmbcg 8f 5: zctlllitig,
‘(Aha w,.o;,md ca)! mills Di" tlztr cash is. .
tit)" The above unit.-le.. v 3.1 53'? sol-'l W!‘-"9 5‘
r . , -E _.‘_' ' 1 5". 1.: ,. ‘‘
'ctIt-'tli'or short crciltl. ‘ f”l‘,:,‘f_J,A" “T H.,
We|IPort.'Nov. 11.’ I835’ , ”‘‘*'.=-:; 4.
y, 1; All persons indebted to the late lll'm“.s‘{..
ford, are requested to inakeotgtne
the FllI)SCl‘ll)8f. b» -IACKS '
tr.
12.5.,
i
.
1
I
WA TC'I'I-JIIAI JE I/VELLER, AJVD
SIVERSMITH.
Has this day added to his stock of Fancy Geods,
a great variety of Watches and Andirons, Breast
Pins and Looking Glasses, Finger Rings and Brita-
nia Ware, Ear Drops and plated Candlesticks,
VVatcb Keys and Tea I/Vaiters, Silver Pencils and
Brass Candlesticks, Steel 'l‘weeze.rs and Brass snuf-
fers. Snuffer Trays and Bead Purses, Tooth brushes
and Silver Combs. Fancy Snuff Boxes and Razors,
Fine Soap and Clocks, Silver Thimbles and Flutes,
Tea Bells and Penknives, Bead Purses and Silver
Spoons, Guard Ribbons and Butter Knives, Percus
sion Caps and Pomatum, Otto of Rose and Pocket
Books, Sun Glasses and fifes, Cloth Brushes and
Fiddles, Steel Chains and Goggles, &'c. Sic. All of
which will be sold cheap.
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired and war
ranted. 1
ALMANACS FOR
36.
OHN VV. TAYLORlias just receive’ the fol.
lowing’Almanzicks, viz. MiddlebrookosAl ma-
nac, Davy Crockett’s do, Elton’s Comic do, Queer
do, Uncle Sam’s Comic do, Jackson do. for sale by
the dozen or single.
The subscriber having taken the agency for the
Penny Magazine and Penny Cyclopedia, for West-
port, Greeusfarms and Soulbport. has made arrang-
manls with the publishers for the delivery pf the a-
bove works as soon as they shall be published. at
$1 50 a year. Persons wisliing to subscribe will do
well to call soon, as the numberordcied will bellm-
ited. JOHN W. TAYLOR.
. Westport, Oct, 1835. 51
C
Aug. 11th,1835.
ENNY MAGAZlNE.—The Subscriber hav-
ing made arrang:-.ments with the publishers of
the above work, has taken the agency for the towns
of Norwalk, New Canaan and Wilton. The terms
are $1.50 per year; and all who wish to obtain a
great variety of useful and interesting matter for lits
tle money, are invited to subscribe, as. the quantity
ordered will be limited. J. A. VVE-El).
Sept. I9.
:-
APS.—The subscriber offers for sale a. large
lot of Boy’s Clolli Caps at very low prices.
CHARLES N. CLOCK.
FEW pieces ofheavy Broad cloths forfi0V-
er coats, for sale cheap by E. MORRID.
‘(I-HBET VVOOL SI-]AVVLS.—Ait additional
supply of those splendid shawls, has just been
received, also a great variety of Ladies’ Cravats, for
by ELI MORRIS.
cut; at BLACK ITALIAN CRAPE, suitable
for Veils, for sale by ELI MORRIS.
ROSE AND POINT BLANI{ETS,.
F All sises, just received by .
L. M. STEVENS.
2
Nov. 16, 1835.
556
DOZ. black and white cotton VV:idding
for sale less than the New York prices. by
ELI MORRIS, 3 Burrall’s Buildings.
ERINO CLO'l‘HS.—200 ps. French, English
atid German Merino Cloths, of every desira
ble shade and quality at prices 20 per cent cheaper
than last year. To purchasers of Merinos, he would
say, call before purchasing elsewhere, as you will
find it decidedly to your advantage.
Oct, 13, L. M. STEVENS.
BROADCLOTIIS AND CASSIMERS.
A Very extensive assortment of Broadclotlis,
embraceing nearly every color, extant a few
pieces most splendid cloth, for ladies cloaks, for
sale cheaper than the cheapest. Also cassimers and
sattinetts, of most every style and quality. by
L. M. STEVENS.
2
2
Nov. 16, 1835.
RICH DARK CALICOES
E, fl just received and for sale by
' L. M. STEVENS.
IJIIPRO VED R0 TARY S TO VES.
LESTER BELDEN
H ry Stoves, among them may be found a few
Persons wanting
rotary or any other kind of stove, will find their in
terest to call East side the Bridge.
S AWED LA'1‘H.—100,000 saw’d 1.4 inch Lath
just received and for sale by
W. K. JAMES.
E. cheap. one Blk. and one Blue Coat. also one
over Coat. A. MALLORY.
Ps dark calicoes, of the latest patterns
Nov‘ 16,1835. 9
AS just received an aildtiional supply of Rota
of the improved kind for coal.
Nov..15, 1835.
June 8. 1835.
' 'ARGAINS.—The subscriber offers for sale
Norwalk, Oct. 13, 1835'
CLOTI-IS 8: CASSIMEBES.
MALLORY, has just received from New
9 York, a large assortment of Broarlclotlrs,
Extra Super Ribbed Buckskin Casseniors, Sattin
etts, a large assortment of fashionable vestings, Blk.
& Blue Blk. Silk Velvet, goats hair Camblel, Eng
lish do. a large assortment of Trimmings and a great
variety ofother goods, all ofwhicli will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. 48
JIIORE IVE IV GOODS.
ILLIAM GALE has just received another
large lot of Goods The following comprise
a part: 30 ps super French_blk &,- blue blk, clicsnut
and russct brown London smoke, invisible green,
olive, claret, dahlia, blue & mulbury Bioadcloths,
suitable for ladies’ Cloaks ; 160 ps single 8.2. double
tnilled broadcloths, suitable for gcutlemans dress&'
over coats of every suitable color, from $1 75 to $8
‘.200 ps ribbed plain buckskiu&. comnton cassimiers,
150 ps mixed fancy cold satinetts, from 50 cls to $2,
25 ps goats hair common camblets, 10 ps super cam
blets for ladies cloaks 8:. dresses 50 ps bangiip cord
mole skins for gents. ware, 100 pg of red. scarlet.
yellow 8L white woolen flannels from 25 to 75 cts. 50
ps of white, brown, red, blue, 8:. unbleached canton
flannels, 100 ps super 3; common French merino,
cloths of every fashionable shade from $1 to$2, 250
ps double width English merinos from 50 cts to $1
l00 ps 3-4 width’ cold circassians from 18 to 37 cts.
300 ps cold embossed, figured and plain cambrics
for linings. 10 ps rich figured silk vi-lvets for vest
ings, 20 ps super & common plain blk blue blk silk
velvets from $l,50 to $5, 500 ps ofFrench, English
and domestic calicocs, some very splendid 8:. rich
patterns, from 10 to 50 cts, 5000 yds bleached and
brown shirting at old prices, 250 7 4 84 scarlet,
white and blk merino shawls of the best style war
rented free from cotton, 500 Thibet and chally shawl
hdkfs some ofthe finest ricliest styles in market, 80
ps super and common shit-ting linens, "blond gause
veils white green and blk plain green and figured
hocking baises. green frieze and flunnels white and
col’d point hlanketts large sixes 50 pares super. rose
blanketts 200 doz blk white waddings. 10 ps heavy
cotton yarn from no 3 to 22, baits carpet. yai'n and
twine, drab lionskin, 8 ps of blue brown drab peter
sham tickings, burlaps, osnabergs, domestick flan
flfls. 10 ps scarlet, crimson, orange cold figured cir
castians very fine traveling blankets. Sic. &c. tftc.
November 3, 1835. 52
EW GOODS, ti large supply of seasonablo dry
goods, of most every description. this day rec’rl
by L. M. s' ‘EVENS. Aug. 12.
HINA, GLASS Sx EARTI-IEN WARE,
an extensive assortmounjust received and for
sale cheap by ' ELI B. BENNETT.
Sept. .50, 1835.
EVV GOODS.—Tlie subscribers are almost
daily receiving New Goods at their store east
sistin
' ..;" .‘.i Mil two
lv4‘.-:"__t‘-’«- ..;,
I Nlfwalli, S !plbt3J:'_.'-«.4-. ‘.
end the Bridge, which are sold at it small advance
from cost. 'l‘hc undersigned tctidcr their thanks to
their customers lor past favors, and solicitn contiri
sauce ofihc same. Yotiiig Hyson Tea at 4s 6d
I IIUBBELL & PORTER.
F 0 R. s A L F.._
V I-llvl Subscriber offers for sale, five stores of
land, together with the buildings tltereou, cori-
g ofa dwelling house and out houses, and il
- ."rer’s shop. Tlic place is situated nbout two
0 ‘ .:."l'.'e. on the Dnnbury road. and has
’ mm.‘ ‘P voting nursery contain
‘:.--i =.. :.l- b an 8XC_€ll.:I|. at '-ll.
,-gin ll"l.l.—. .; apply to l
1. f~. ."'_«., on the pi'ouu-'~.
, . , .
, ‘V’-ll
= 5
1.
"t-'.‘L'-I." “J,
-1’.
F,” ,-‘H , , 133.9’
v'w'lI.l..l.‘-.157. ‘fill V L
tn -.1 l
NEW STORE AND .NFIV GOODS l
EORGE B. MIDDLEBPOOK. hnving taken
the store, formerly occupied by Jesse Smith
in Vfiltcn, has opened an entire new, general and
valuable assorttncntjof Dry Goods. Dry Groceries.
and Crockery. China, Class, Eartltemvare, Hurd-
ware and every other article tistially found in asinre
of the klnd, which having recently porch-used at
moderate prices, he will sell as cheap as can be
bought elsewhere. March 17.
NE VV GOODS.
UST received, at Three story Builtlitig adjoin 1
ing the Mill,an additional supply of Hard 1
ware,Cutlcry, Paints, Oils, Glass, Nails dire. which
in addition to his former Sln(:}(, inalies his assort-
ment eomplete. VIZ ;
J00 dozen knives and forks from 25 up, ciirvi.vig
do. do. chopping, shoe, jack, pocket, and pen
knives; butchers, and table steel; rasors scissors
and shears, sheep shears; bro:-id, wood, and l:oys,l
8395 3 do hatchets; Britanna tabie and ten spoon : ‘
iron, copper, zinc and alicet iron tea kettles, Brit-
anna and block tin tea pots ; brass, jnpptm and iron
candlesticks; brass, and jappan lamps ; brass stair
l'0dS 3 do, cy es ; batters’, tailors, Italian toy and sail
irons; andirons, coffee mill; patent do; circulat-
gridirons; frying pans. (new style; ) long and short
handle do. steel and brass snuffers ; do. with trays;
I-Ondon and kuiting pins; silver, lead. and slate
pencils; snuff boxes ;steeI tobacco _do- lunar and
steel pens ; British ink ; do. powder ; powder horns
and flasks ; shot bags; neck and back combs; calf
skin and morocco pocket books: boxes perlumery ;
horse and riding wltip.~;;do.lttsl1es . spurs; Gosling’s,
New York, and Pect’s shoe blackiug: slates ; brass
and glass commode knobs ; gloss and brass curtain
pins; brass and iron table casters: d0- Slfind (10-
csciithcons ; till lorcks; bed screws ; pictura and cur-
tain rings . brass knobs , brass and iron buttons ; do
on plates; trunk and chest handles; closset and
hat pins ; capentcr’s pat door locks , knob bras-
rnortice, closet, chest, trunk, till, pad, draw and box
locks. knob, and Norfolk latches, square, round, and
neck bolts, brass do brass and jappan door knockcr,
horse, wood, and shod, rasps, flair, half pitt, mill,
saw, baslerd,~liaud saw. and rat tail files, dinner
and tea bells, iron shovels and spads. ditching shov-
els, iron and brass shovels and lungs, bellows, witt-
dow, crumb, clothes, shoe, horse, whiiewash, scrub-
bing Paint, sliavcing, tooth, and pencil, bruslies,
clothes, chalk, and fish lines, fish hooks, steel traps,
rat and mouse do trace and littlter chains, coach
wrenches. bed do carpenters’ plains ofall kinds,
compasses, cross our hand, back, web, key, hole,
and compass saws, trying squares’ cutting gauges,
spoke slim-es. nail hammers and litttchets, niortice-
ing chisels, Firiners’s do gaugers, augurs and bi s
brace and bills, boxwootl and common rules, 4fol«l,
do drawing knives, iron and steel squares, cross and
pat butts, screws, cut nails. from lid‘ to 6d. by the
keg or less quztutity, wt-ouglit, brass and copper, nails,
H and HL hinges, chest, do slitrtters, scrrws and
sinks. frame and side pullics curry combs. horse
cards, coocking pots, from 2 to I6 gallons, dish and
wash kettlas. spiders, English Russian, S\VCC\lCS,
and American, Iron, American, German. English,
blister, springs, and cast Steel, old sable, nail, and
spke rds, plane irons, cut do razor straps, do boxes
and soap, coal Sifters, sash weights grindles, Hindus-
tan and Turkey oil stons, ship scrapers double and
single barrel guns, linseed lamp and fish oil, white
and red lead, chrome, spruce, and French yellow,
English Venetian and spanish red vermillion, Prus-
sian blue,cltrorne green. dry and ground verdegris,
lamp and ivory black, whiting, amber stone, ochre,
letlicrage, gold leaf, gold and silver bronze. boiled
oil, spirits turpetitine bright and copal vat'nish,jap-
pan, &c. &c. &c. .
VVILLIAM J. STREET.
13 1835.
5
Norwalk Sept.
' U'l‘LEl’t’S MIXTURE. FOR GONOR
RHOEA AND GLEETS.-—'I‘o remove those
troublesome complaints and their consequences, in
all their grades, is amattcr ofthe utmost importance;
often requiring the greatest professional acumen to
decide on tlte most effecttial method. The test of
6000 cures during l0 years, strongly asserts. that it‘,
in consequence ofinzittention. iguoance, improper
medical treatment, or from confidently relying on
useless, irritating or inert recipes, the above com-
plaints assuirieri a disposition to be pcin-ton
BU'I'l.El’t’S COMPOEND BALSAMIC MIX-
TURE should iinniediatcly be resorted to ; as from
the observations that have been made on it, the con-
fidence ithiis obtained. lhea rdcnt recommendations
that have been given it, and the eneomiums bestow-
ed on it all originate from the superiority of this
compound over every other known preparalion,ll1
the following different virtues it possesses t it is
pleasant to the tsstc; does not offend The stomrch.
or produce tliat.paiuf’ul spasmodic intestinal at tiun
the common mixtures of Copztvaia generally do.
Thorough eperience has given this medicine so
high a reputation that it can with implicit coiifideuce
be recommended in recent cases, where the patient
is imperatively compelled to seek aid elsewhere.
In this situation, the greatest care ought to be ex-
hibited, to know whut reliance can be placed on the
article pro."essiug to produce a 1est‘.orution to health
by a permanent cure, The proprietor of this mcdi
cine is justified in the assertion, that :it OUGHT
in all cases to have at trial in preference to the ad-
vice oftlte ignorant, unskilful or designing empiric,
who resort to popular palliatives but can administer
nothing materialy ‘beneficial, or a certain reuerly ;
enriching themselves by deluding the patient. The
chemical nature oftliis preparation istlie rendering
Oils of Cubcbs, Copzivitt, and VSl'l0ll3 Balsamismis-
cibla with aquacous fluids ; and they are so amalga-
mtttctl, that each ofits constituents has its own pe-
culiar effect in removeiug the symptom it acts upon
and so promt is its effects that if one bottle afibrds
no relief, it will be entirely useless to continue it.
But instead ofthat, two or three doses afford imme-
diate relief, and one bottle very ojten produces,
oure. On the whole, it isthe most pleasant, safe
and private remedy extant. VVitli the medicine is
a non medical treatise oti the various symptoms
with recipes for their removal, that every person
may be his own physician, without the unpleasant
consultation ofany one,
PUBLIC NO'I'lCE.—Tlte agency ofl-I. C. F.
Butler’s Balsamic l\’lixture was removed on the 1st
May, fpom the corner ofOlivci and Cherry street,
being the next door from its old location, and the.
only place where it is sold in New York. Residents
in the country can have a pnrcel of two or three bot.
tles forwarded to any address, by enclosing a retail-
titnee; and directing to F. C. Welles. Druggist,
103 Cherry st., New York.
New Bork. July 7, 1835.
DISSOL UTION.
HE copartnership heretofore existing under
the name of Hubbell & Porter was dissolv-
ed by mutniil consent, on the 25th day of August
1835. THOS. C. WORDIN,
JOSEPI-I W. l-JUBBELL,
JAMES PORTER.
NOTl(‘..E.—-All persons having unsettled accounts
with the above firm, are earnestly requested, to set-
tle them without delay-, in order that the concern
may be closed.
Norwalk Sept. 29, 1835.
N EJW SUPPLY.
UST Received direct from Boston 300 bbls and
lialfdo No. 1 and 2 Mackerel; 150_quintals first
quality Codfislt; 12 tons superior Nova Scotiu, grind
stones.‘ For sale low by the subscribers.
HUB BELL 8:. PORTER.
36 Brno
OR SALE, :1 five years lease of .1 large and
4 convenient FACTORY, with fixtures complete
for the manufacture of Soap and Candles, situated
at Norwalk, Connecticut, the best location for said
business in the cottnty of Fairfield, in the midst ofa
thriving and populous village, having daily commu-
nication with New York and an extensive back
country; wltcre ati enterprising young man ac-
quainted with the business might acquire El. fortune in
a few vears. I)- S. BARTRAM.
Nor-walk, Sept.
NEW BOOKS —-The Liuwoods, by Miss Saab-
wick. A new supply ol' Ely &-- Tltomas’s Dis-
cussion. A quantiiy of books intended l'or Clllltlfeii
and youtli,just received, by J. A. VVEED.
00
am,
1835.
ONDON ANNUALS for I836-—'I'he Christian
Keepsake, and Missionary Annual. edited by
Rev. Wm. Ellis ; Fricnds|1ip’s Offeriiig, and Witt-
ter’s Wreath. A few copies of each just received
direct from London, by J. A. VVEED.
ScIui'>'i'uiin GEOGRAPHY, or H. co.n,.m.i....
to the Bible, being it Gt50[Il'!lplll'.'.dl anil Histor-
ical account of the places mentioned in the Bible-—
riccoinpanit d by three Maps, for the use of families
“Nd SCIIOUIS. by Tltotnas T. Smiley. Just received
and for sale by - J, A. wE[3]),
Sept. 22.
l ‘mu ttw l_lt‘:t)E,- .. v
V‘, _
l.ls-- ls ‘.‘|'aLtrt‘l
urv.?.. . .'
,:....
l
‘i _.'»
-the shortest notice.
NE\V SALT STORE AT NOR\VALK
or
JQEIN BURRALL.
'5'-‘7-“KTPIO is now all".-ting a few rods West of the
E ‘Q lfiridge, a good itsmrtniciit of Salt nl lowest
market prices, viz Busliels Rock Salt, first
quality; do, lurks .l$i:ln(l do: 190 "0
Li-tcrpool Lirounil (lo ; it quantity of Blown Sztli, by
hi: Sucl~'. oi‘ otlrerwisc.
B. F.uu;ers and Merchants wishing _l0 1:01
their Full supply of Salt, Lll‘Cp1tl'llClll3:l‘lj' invited l0
call and judge for themselves-
Norwclk; Sept. 15, 1835. 4:‘
'\VlNl)0VV SASHES
D UBIFRIES’ E YE IV./I TEI’.
This well established \Vasli for the Eye usually gives
imttierliutc relief, even in very aggravutetl diseases
of soreness and inflmumiitir-it. Price ‘25 cents.
TIIE TOOTII ACI-IE.
I-llS agonizing disorder is cured in its most
painful stages. by one ofthe Inns! simple as
well as powerful l‘eIIlB(llt’S known in Ill(‘-(lt:l‘ll prac-
ticc.
l
TEETEH. GUTVIS. _
WHOSE who would leitllll or restore those (lest
ruble personal ll(lVll|llEl"ES, are assured that
no composition can he olulrrlnt-all superior to the
.l}I7.ITISI'I ANTISEPTIC DENTIFRICE.
which is exempt from acid and other (lt.‘ll'l0l‘l0ll5 in-
F
r .N I-land, a large lot assorted sizes, a first rate
gig) article, for Eille by ' H ‘
W l l.Ll .-\-.\l J S'I‘itF.F.'l.
N. B Orders received and «ashes furiiishetl at
or 0t'det.~‘i.
Norwalk, May ‘.26,
‘1ASTlNGS.—-The subscriber, agent for Geo.
{J E. Waring, of Stamford, will fttruicli to or-
der, Castings ofall kinds. at furnace prices. Any
person in want will please call on
Noriviilk, March 24. LESTER BELEEi‘ly
N. B. The highest market price paid for oltl
wroughtaud cast iron, copper, brass, pewter, and
lead.
F O R S A L E
THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY IIOTEL.
Norwal/r, Connecticut‘.
HE Subscriber, desirous of retiring from his
present business, offers for sale, upon urlv2m-
tagcoue terms. the above Hotel, lot and out houses-
lt is 38 by 42, is built of brick in the most S|1b‘=l'rIl1~
tiul manner. Its internal at'ran,t,-'cInf=nlS are Commo-
(lions. and well adapted to the raception and enter-
tainment of visitors and boarders : llnltlng eV-.%I'y fit-
cility and convenience desirable in such an estab-
lishmeiit. lts situation is conspicuous, and by a little
attention it may be rendered one of the most popular
and frequented Hotels in the. County. The lot is
63 by 279 fectf on it are a large barn and wood
house, ice house, the. The house being well fitiisli-
ed throughout, might“ be converted into it private
tlwt-lling; and as such offers siiperi_or attractions.
For fnrtlier particulars. apply to the subscriber on
the premises GEORGE SLLLECK.
Julv I4. 1845. 36
NORVVALK STOVE \VARE HOUSE,
(East side the Bride.)
LESTER BELDEN,
§.f§"'.«. AS on hand and coiistautly receiving, Cook,
I and Coal Stoves of all the various kinds in
use, consisting of Rotary Corrnell 81. Cunningliams
and 'I'borp’s three boilcr Stove, French patent Coti-
i al Stove, James and \Varrcn’s three boiler Stove
I-Io_vt’s Stove, Willard’s do. Nine plate. box, and
most kinds of Coal; Stoves; Stove pipe and mos
kinds ofjobbing in brass. Copper, and Tin, done_at
short notice. Persons in want ofstoves are partic-
ularly invited to call and examine as there is no
cltarge for looking. Recollect,_East side the bridge.
Nat-walk, Sept. 8, I835. 45
Insurance against F irc by a
NE ‘V-Y ORK OFF ICE,
1V0. 24, W7ill—strcc-t.
HE IIOIVARD INSURANCE COMPANY
or i\'iI.w YORK, have appointed George St.
John, as their agent itt Norwalk and the towns ad-
joining, to insure houses and other buildings, and
property contained in them, such as Dry goods and
Groceries, Sic. Szc. '
AGAINST LOSS OR DAIVIAGE BY FIRE.
the Howard company have a capital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for securiy ofthose éwlto
rnny have insurance made by said Company Insu-
rance etfected at the lowest premium 8L none, need
loss by Fire : as all can be protected from its de
3:,-u._-fig“ by A mnull ygurly atipuiiil. The BDOVG
named Agent is authoriz'ed to issue Polices to those
who may apply. The Company pursue a liberal
and prompt course in adjusting and paying their
lssscs.
ll‘
ill.
l
l
.7 l
ll
llllt-..
titt.litintuit g
NEW SUPPLY OF ‘STONE
HE subscriber has just received a new sup-
ply of Marble, suitable for Grave Stones,
Hearth Stones, &c.tilso North River Flagg for
Hearth Stones,wliichlio offers for sale cheap for
cash, Also, about 300 bushels of sand. An elegant
Pedcsial Monument of White Marble, for sale at his
cstablisliment a few rods east of the Bridge,
Jan.1l, EDMOND PRICE
HATS.
THE Subscriber have on hand an
assortment ofgentlemcns Hats ofgood
quality, and intend keeping it full sup-
, ply, made in the best manner and tin-
ished in New York in the latest style-
Gentlemen can be supplied with Huts Order upon
short notice. ALFRED MALLORY.
March 2, 1835.
IVILLL/1111 GALE
OLFERS forsale U. handsome and
general assootinent of HATS. inclu-
(ling those ef the latest New Yonx
fashions. Gentlemen can be supplied
4‘ with Hats to order upen short notice.
March. 18, I 835-
agood assortment of Hats of the la-
test faslllons. Gentlemen can be fur-
.. ~nished to order npoit the shortest no-
" ’ June 22.
$TIN IVIAN UFACTOI{Y.
LESTER BELDEN,
HEET Iron and Tin worker, makes to order,
l~ lead troughs, and conductors, and all kinds of
'obbing done at short notice, east side the bridge‘
May 12.
§cVARIE’l‘Y STORE
At Wcsl- orl.
pus 1
JOHN VV. TAILOR
E AS Just re'iurned from Nutv YORI(, and is new
_ , opening :1 great variety of goods, consisting,
in putt of l"aiic_v and Staple Dry Goods, Books and
Stationary, .lc.vclry, Brushes ofall kinds. Perfume-
ry, Fuuc_v Soaps, Looking Glasses, fine pen and
pocket. knives. superior Rizors and Straps. Brass
Cautllesticlis, Knives and Forks, silver, plated and
Brilunia (.-1l)I(', and (mi spnomz, SIIVOI‘ fl'tlme(l Sp!!!)Iti-
cles. Bead Bugs and Purses, Combs of all kinds,
travelling Bilslfit-31$, Unil)t'ellns, Purasols, Fire Board
Priiils, Fancy Toilets, Boxes. Sic. &.c.
Sept. 15, I835.
l\'l*lW ES'I‘ABl.lSll.llF.N'l'.
l’ ‘i H E ‘Siibscril)ct'.-‘ having taken the stand lately
' occupied by George 'l‘rcudt-vaiy, would inform
tltc inltubitziuls ofNortvul|t and its vicinity that they
pro I‘0ll.\‘l£lllll_y iitutiitliitrttit-iti,tr of the l)l'.~ll materials
-‘id-l«ll=‘~ "‘ -‘ ‘C-f2<,. ». j‘
., _
Ll .>:‘~..
Glass cut a nd fitted to p5’ln!rl1S I
be brought from aflluence to want in consequence of
E. B. BENNET1‘, Ofil-.rssfor sale,=
grcilienls, which too frequently enter the composi
tions oftootli powders in common use at‘ (1 it whitens
Ellie enamel of the teeth, without «long; it the least
I injury. Its applirzitiozi also braces and Sll’t.‘!lg'lllPl’iS
‘he Gums, secures to them their licultby mid florid
hue, and by removing all decollatious and offen-
sive foreign accumulation from the teeth, preserves
tho natural sweetness ofthe breath.
Price‘5(l cents.
C ONS UIII P TI ON. A S TILLD1 AND
CA TARRFI.’
N that long train ofiliscascs which seem to ,r:row
with the growth of civilized society CONSUMP-
TION tukes Ilie lead in its relentless inroails npoii
human life. lmproperneglcct in the adutiiiistnition
of simple and salutary remedies, is sure to be re.
proved by a tlrizadful succession ofconsumptivc sym-
ptoms; oppression of the breast; greenislt and
bloody spitile: ulcerated lungs heclic fever; shriv-
elletl extremities, and general em.1ci;.i1on of the
wliole‘ body; prostrution of strength, flushed cheeks;
swollen fcot and legs; and at last, in full possossicn
of the mental faculties, and while hope still whispers
her flattering tale; cold extremities, and a P.-ema;
tum death.
For the vtrious stages ofthis complaint, one of‘
the most approved rerneilies ever yet discovered is
on. iti«:Lr‘r~;’s
A STHMATIC PILLS.
nonwiirxc n1sn:FN's
BY JOHN A. \VEED.
Gum Opium, Camplror, ll/lyrrn, Aloes,’ ‘; -
bogs, Guaic, Ammomac, cammony, Iii ..~..,. ,_
Foetid, Gztlbanum, Arabic, Tragacantli nnd’Bai'-‘V _'_-}
bztry Gum, Rochelle, Epsom and Glaubcr Salts
Sal N itre, Sal Ammoniac, Pulv. Rhubarb, Ros:
ll0. Gentiana, Ginseng, Senna, Pink root,.]fi.a.
gitiia Snake root, Black Snake root, S'en,eg;z
Snake Root, Valerian, Uvi Ursi, Rosemary,
Digital is, Chtunomile Flowers, Englisli‘-'”a.n-.5
Spanish S.-tflron, Dult.z,.Gold Thread, Sago.
Pearl Barley, Cream Tartar, Arrow Root,
Flake Manna, Cantliarides, Strt1mortiiim,‘Fo.-,-.
nugrcck. Colclticum, Cardttnioni,"‘Coriand¢ 1'.
Annis, Caraway and Fennel‘ Seeds, Juni
B9“‘l?Sa Cubcbs. Extract Liquorice, Root 1-
Spamslt Sarsttpai-illa, 1\:lezcrin Root, Coltimbo.
B100“ R00‘: Colcliicum and Pellatory Root,"-Gilt
°" d°- Ans‘-tstura, Cimelta Carsarillu Simarot:
:1, Peruvian and Tootli zidlie Bark Pulv. Per‘.
Bark,_Sanf'ot'd’s do. Orange Pée], Qu_a§si;g_
Guaic, root. and Pulv. Cut-coma, Preparctl
Chalk, Riissut and American Istnolasg Comm-
\'Vhite and Black Hcllcborc, VVEite ’M a,;.'
Castor, Squill root, Iceland Moss, Ctitcabu."$t.--,5’
hurct. of Antimony, Suln. Zia: Sir.:,r;._,- ,-,_;‘
Semi. Ox. Lead .» 3:. t.5:i|a'.;:;i.;, Sitlglgizt-. l'..
Brimstone, Sui}.-:3 l l,-‘. I-,j_7()l{p;'-l '
VVhite wax, ti v: - ‘ ‘-
Carb. Magnesi ,
Hartsliorn, Oxa 2‘
Curb. Soda, S ‘. ,
Antimony, Roc ». ._ . ,,_._,;, _,,,,a,,’ pm‘.
tired Antimor__,, uU\Vh8.g8, ‘Er of, C ‘-.~:v,vm;h.
fiix Vomica, Crocus Martis, Ca omcl, ,-3.‘ I-‘re,
cipitate, white do. Corrosive Sublimatc, .%.r>;;ntc
Sulpli. Quinine, Acetate 1\/lorphine, St; ‘ffillltlzlc
Eleterian, Iodine, Lunar Caustic,Catisti PLI-.."t1.ill
Issue Pease, Ox. Bismuth, Marshall’s F 0
Iron, Phosphate of Iron, Curb. Iron, Ltivt » if
ohur, Phosphate of Soda. Laudanitm. I3,m:o.-rcri:t,
Elix. of Health, Elix. Pro. Syrup of Squ ls. iitt,
Syrup Tinctures of Rhubarb, Cmuamc , ?‘a;§‘
tot-y, Digitalis, Caiitltaritles,-..§£!*—F-f’-913.11% '
Colcliicum, and Blood root, Compound
' .1 ..\.‘.rll
' ‘I111; .
The exceedingly powerful, and yet equally safe
nml innocent preparation, has effected tlirou_-_;b and
rapid cures upoti [‘:l\lll’lllS supposed to have been for
advanced in 2! confirmed Consniiiptioii. Hull who
have exhibited the appcarzinces which usually indi-
Cjlle a fatal termination of the disorder‘,
‘ _ ‘h . . . F
l_ rite {pl for whole boxes, ‘of 30 pills, and .)0 com;
for lialfdo, of 12 with dtrectioiis.
DEBILI TA TED FEIITAL ES.
HE complaints peculiar‘ to the ft-ui.'t!e port of
the community, have been long succosfiilly
treated by the ailministrailorr of
DR. ni~:Li-‘E's
AROMATIC PILLS.
They cleanse the blood from those disorders f th
fr.-rnule constitution, for which the phls are an effect-
ual specific—they res'ore a free circulation, rel‘. r.n
the irregular operations ofthc sangnilerous system,
revive and establish the desired healthy habits, and
restore to the pulled countenance the natural glow
of lieulth and good spirits.
Married ladies will find the pills cqiinllyusef'ul,
except in cases ofprcgnaey, when they mu.-.t not no
taken—-netlter must lliey be taken by persons of
hectic or consumptive habits.
Price 551,50 :1 box.
Dunirrniiss’
I TCTI OLNTIIIEIYT.’
?I'lE extensive sale and cstriblisheil roputatiml
of Dumfrics ltch Ointuu-nt, encouwiigc the P10
prietor to recouicnd it with renewed Ct)llflLl(‘llCl’
to the public as a musl innocent as \\‘('.ll as power full
application for this annoying (liseasc. Tlus most
inveterate cases have been curc-«l in one hour by
this esteemed Ointment, lt contttins 1'0 mercury.
or other noxous ingredient, and may be L'0lllltlt,!ull_y
applied even to tltc youngest childr. n, or pregnant
females-
nn nnr.r.n:'s
For incligcst-ion, Loss q/"Appetite List/cs.srtcs.s'
I-Icacleach Costivcness, 1" la'lulcn.(.'c, C/Iolic, Bit-
7 0 comment on the cflicacy of these Pills, alter
- it successful experience of many years in Eng
is needless. Suffice it to observe, that for i‘t‘(IItll-
dancy of Bile, Flatulcue, Costivcircss, Heatliiclie
ccable than those tlrasic purges so frequently cui-
ployed, and will not only at the .‘l(1'l'1t3IllI)’.‘IeIl‘l to
strengthen the digestive orgniis but improve the tip-
pctiu: and lclluvnlc me sysiciri —-Price at) cc-ms,
for Sic I-Icaclach Price 50 cents.
PUBLIC ATTENTION
Earl invaluable preparation.
BOTANICAL DROPS!
put'.ttion' They have outlived mun rival ill’-"p5ll‘3l
lions, and are continually gaining upon public con
They have been successfully atltninistered for ma -
ny years, as a remedy for Scrofula, Salt Rheum Le
Swellings, Scurvy, Foul and obstinate Ulcers. Sore
Legs and Eyes. Sciild Head, and Vcncreal Taint;
eruptions after the Measles, Red Blotcbes, Pimple,-
on the Face, Fcsterizig, Eruptions on the skin, and
of the best Spring and Autumn Physics known, to
free the system from humours.
efiicacy of this article. had the candour recently to
acknowledge to the proprietor, that he considered it
which it is intended, and that it ought rl servedly to
stand at the head of the whole class ofsut i remedies
None genuine, unless signed on the outside print‘
ed wrapper by the Sole I’:-oprietor, '1'. KIDDER,
all the other “Conway Medicines,” at his Counting
Room, No. 99, next door to J. Kiddcr’s Drug Store,
Hall, Boston; and by his special appointment, by
JOHN A. VVEED, Norwalk; SEYMOUR JARVIS and
Horseneck and Greenwich.
Large discount to those who buy to sell again.
GE NE RAL DEPOT
AND
ANTI-BILOUS PILLS.
ions ./lfcctiozzs, tit.
land and America has €Sl.:1l)ll.-illetl their reputation,
&c, &c, they will undoubtedly pl‘v)Vt: fur inure servi-
removc the offertditig cause by gentle motions, min
a
Dl‘.- ‘RELFE’S VE’u‘E'l‘ABLE Sl’ECl"lC.
S most respectfully solict-ted by thh subsciber to
are every year increasing their long established rc-
fidence.
prosy, St. Antliony’s Fire, Fever Sores, White
and are also successfully used in cases of Vlolnng
otherdiseases of the external surface, and are one
A Physician of eminence, who had witncsserl the
the best medicine known for the compl= irits for
Price $1 a bottle, or 6 bottles for ."‘5.
successer to the late Dr. Conway. For sale, with
corner of Court and Hanover Streets, near Concert
WM. S. VVooD, Statnford: H. L. & W. M. SACKET
Sept. 8, 1835.
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
THE Subscriber is constantly adding to his al-
ready extensive stock. every new improve-
ment in articles of Kitchen furniture by which his
customers may derive every possible advantage from
tho inventive and enterprizing spirit of the times,
and secure to themselves and their families everv
combination of '
ECONOMY AND COMFORT-
Tho following new articles deserve attention :—
HO\'V‘S PREMIUM STOVE for the Kitchen.
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly firi-
islied apnratns for cooking, boilers, kettles pans,
griddles &c.; consumes less fuel. gives out more
heat, thzm any other article of Ilic kind heretofore
presented to the public. It is I)B!\'l(I(‘S, compact in
its form and highly ornamental. The subscribe: is
now filling up some very lianilsoute patterns, which
his cu.-:tomers are invitcd'to call and examine.
THE CYLINDER. GRATE STOVE, is a neat.
pretty and economical article for stores, shops, and
oflices. Several ltuvcvitlready bceti put tip in this
pl:u‘.:;: and for cltaapncss, cotiveuience and warmtlt
aro rekoncd the best yet introduced.
TO TAlLORS'
I.EWlS’S Patent Coal Stovc’s, for hcuting tailor’s
Irons, an excellent article, which may also with a
trifling expense, be adapted to culinary purboscs
THE ROTARY COOK STOVE. so well adapted
to the wants of large fuiitilics, with its latest im-
'ot-ctnenls, for bnrulng wood or coal, are still in
.)l’lSlt|l1lCl(éll‘lll.ll(l and in high repute.
G R.-\'1‘l-“.5. of every putu-.rn plant and oruttmen-s
tal. brass. Russia sheet iron’ soap stone, &'c. at the
lowest rates, and set in the most fnsltlntuble and
of Guttic, Valerian, Peruvian Bark, and
der, Muriate tinc. of Iron, do. of Ltine, bl \ 2;
pressed Castor Oil, Olive Oil, Balsam C v.l,i:.
do. Fir, Stilpluiric Ether, Spirits of Tur mi‘;-,
Vciticc Turpcntinc, Oil S ikc, Oil of Ta (ni,-i‘,
Siiccini, Spirits of Harts torn, Spirits of Vi‘¢,t_l
\Vorrn Powder-s, Dovcrs Powder, Picrzt, st I
Pills, Blue Pills, Family Pills, Cough Pills,l_rI _
Pills, Antimoiiiitl St Ipecac. VVitic,P_ici'a,Adlt3s1VC-.
Dyacltylon, Mm-citrirtl. Strengthcnlng and B.iste
Plaster Anguiutun .. 1: 3.:-tliiic, Red Bacill
con,Pil,cs, \‘~.7lritc S _.' ' s; 3‘ ':«2l".'
Ccrrttc, Extract, I '
vine, and Gcntiztn:».. ll'l
Burbadocs Tar, (C - '
OILS AND .'sJ:'- -
.Tiniipci',Origan::_", 1- :-.'.-4-x._uj_-;..'~."~'- ‘L -_ ’
Spruce, Luvcndcr, Bul'"':lm()l, .2-_t....;.,
VViiitei‘gi‘ecti,Ciiitianion,Tcppct'rnint, SI)(33.3.l'Il;‘.-‘Lia
Tansy Wormwood Hcmloc t, Pctiriyroyal, '
Sasstifiias, Ess. of S’pl‘llCC. E1 3,
SPICES, &:c.—Ground Cloves, Cinnamon,
spice Pepper Ginger Sc Cayenne Pepper, Nutll
gags: Maps, l\/.lust:It-d: Preserved Ginger, Dates,,
nmarttits sac. I
PATENT M EDlClNES.—- VVliitwcll’s, By-'
am’s Stce-r’s 8:. common Liquid Opodeldnc Or‘?
tlclddc Linitnent, ‘v't."ltl'.WI‘ll‘-‘ :‘t‘.f: '
Sruif?',-Byttni’s -‘ fill’ r1 V-
\'Ji.'tt.t"
.,_
. "l...I‘
Clay's Stomach l xi.-v , ‘\’f.";.-.}.-..‘-ti ‘s, ' ., l"~"!.'
Newell’s Itch O ‘»..u.. l "'.;.='i.,-u." . -"' --
Pillu’. and Eye 1 ‘ 5:.‘-..., bills,
Hi, I; r’s Pills, Butcman’s Drops, Godfreyls Cor-
dial, Clting’s VVorm Lozenges, Trotter’s Balsa
of Hoarhound, Pcctoi-al Honey of Bonesct, Bods.’
of Honey. Tut-lington’s Balsam of Life Ander-
wn’s Cough Drops, Cluircli's (lo. Cooper's Es-
sence of‘ Iceland l\Inss, Harlacm Oil,Britislt Oil,
Bailey’s celebrated Congress Powders, for making
Congress Spring VVatcr, Scidlitz, and Soda Pow-
dcrs, a superior article. -
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c.‘—-
Pot and roll Pomatiim, Antique Oil, and Cologne
Water, a. variety of' Pittterns, Lavender and
Orange flower Wtttcr, Bcai"s Oil, M itcassar Oil,
Musk, Naples and VVindsor Shaving Soap, a ,.,
variety of fancy Sou; ':, Wash Balls, white Per-
fumed bar Soap, for shaving, washing, the. very
cheap, Castilc Soap, Smelling Bottles, Flesh and
hair Powder, Court. Plaster, black and flesh
colored, Clay’s Pearl Tooth Powder, Compound
Charcoal Powder, on cxcellent. article for the
Teeth, Tooth, Nail, I-Iair, Cloth and Shoe
Brushes, Dusters, Scrubbing and VVIiite “lash
Brushes, Stc.
DYE’ STUFFS, HATTERS’ ARTICLES;
Ste. &c.—Cliip Logwood, Ron! Wood, Fusflc. N14
caragua, ground Camwood, Extract. Logwood,‘-
Verdigris, Alcohol, Gum Shellac, Seed Lac, Oil 5 -
of Vitrol, Blue Vitriol, Nitric and Muritttic Aciu,‘ I
I\'Iuriate Tin, Co peras, Alum, Indigo, Spanish
Aunato, Aqua Fihrtis, Allcppo Galls, Salts Tar-
tar, Hatters’ J ticks, Clothiers’ (lo. Hatters’ Stop-
ping Brushes, Soft Finishing do., extra do.
_London and Philadelphia Porter, Stoughton’s
Bitters, Sallad Oil, Castile Soap, Salt Petre, Sal
Eratiis, Pearl Ash, bottle Corks, fancy and com-
mon Junk Bottles, Vials of all sizes, Lamp
Glasses, Ptmiice and Rotten Stone, Glue, a. su-
perior ciualit , Bath or scouring Brick, Black
cad, Ivory lack, Red Chalk, Rosin, VVliiti _
Shoe Blacking, Course and fine Sponge, India
Rubber, &c. &c.
Dr. Hull’s Improved Patent Hinge and
TRUSSES
N O T I C E ’
To It’//,cum.atic Invczlicls.
« ERSONS stiffering under Rlisuriiatlc All : ‘~-
ure respectl'ull_t assured, that they can .a--
ofthc proprir-lor and his agents, a safe and ado.--.'
remedy for Rltcutnatism, however oltstinatc -3-
order may be, and in all its different stages.
will afford immediate relief to the patient, :2.-
sometimes been attended with such extrat-z'E.~.r
success as to cure the most distressing Rhea»-ca“:
iu 24 ltours—even when of years stantlintr.
(FDR. Jnnnisgo
RHE UMA TIC’ LINIMEN7 '
This highly valuable Liniment is reco:.~ .." ‘
with a confidence founded on the eperienc-. _,
years, not only as a cure for that excruc 2:-.. _
case, but as an excellent application for'S'.. ~:_:.
the Joints, Numbness, Sprains, Chilbluins. . u . ‘
'I'h'Is article is considered to superior to E.-:1’ ti--,
else, and to possess sncli uncommon virtu-.-u, I"
is ordered from distant parts of the count ,~ '
An Agent recently writes : “Please .. ml
further supply of Jebb’s Liniment. I slia ; r-:
sell 11 considerable quantity, as it is rec. 2 u v
by some of our physicians very highly.”
Price 50 cents a bottle;
. t’
T/zc Painful and Dzlailitatirzg C- n .-
_ THE PILES.
receives immediate relief—and in numr~:;.-ru
ce! has been thoroughly cured by the at-'~?r:
of
DUMFRIES REMEDY FOR THI .
TEIIS approved compound also initirrne
moves the symptoms which frequ---.-'
pany that disorder, and increase the c-
patient; viz ; Pain in Loins; Headact.
Appetite; Indigestion ; and other marl-1
A t'elievcd Patient writes from a dis‘
btit justice to you to inform you, that l
your “Dumfries’ Remedy for the Pill.
lime past, and have found it eminently
The Remedy is quite innocent, aml rt
istcred to all ages and both sexes.
directions, with a description of tiiegc -
company each package, which consist .
es, one containing an Ointment, and "S
Eleciuary. Price $1 for both article E. .
where but one is wanted. ,
ALBION CORNPLA. 1'
7 HE Albion Corn plaster so":-
howcver old and tough, and I .
very roots. The relief afforded is
ate and thorough. '
‘ A Recent Case.
Sir—l do not hesitate to give u_
lied approbation in favor of your 111.1%‘
on Corn Plaster By the use of les» 1,!
Stowel has been cured ofzi corn on ~ -
had been exceedingly troublesome . ~
years, and Ithiitk it but justice t-. .
preparation to add, (for the encour.
wlto, owing, to repeated (ll~‘¢‘tp}‘l()ll‘ll
us remedies resorted to. have lint ti
:1 cure) that your Plaster cured ll(t:'
lug other highly recomended rem
pose; and, what increases my co
pcriority ofyour Plaster, is the fuel --
used by several of my neighbors ti -
success. _ SETII
Keeper of'l.‘ol‘. House, S. :=
conunoilious style.
l5(l."f. r‘ll‘t".llEt!'. and
tin”. .,- '.,‘
"._il ‘,..‘-1‘, V.
‘f -.’l:ilv‘S,
"»t.-t r3l0‘r‘|.'S. Til‘ f".""‘l'\:‘g‘lf3'; -°: m.
V‘; . .,._,--- .
Lil. <:«
.t.
l
.,t,., .
. .1 .'(.:3;'__-
.2»:
i“ttln"I 3,‘.
Boston, June 17th. ‘
I'I‘l<‘.- __.-:"\fl Clllllfi. .
5‘ -* 1.1.1-I AND ." ."'1,....~;l.Tt-.4"
~ "_.',“t?=I~: --ndioua. the eukly._,.;;«0
ft.‘ll'o".".L’-I with 3 ‘POOH!’-.1, I
-viltol‘ tin at-ii.’
I in l 7
~ ‘r-it: r>-‘;~r-
Norwalk Chronicler