l llll
lg‘
llilll'lll..
NEVV SUPPLY OF STONE
HE subscriber hasjust received a new supply
of Marble, suitable for Grave Stones, Hearth
Stones &c. also NorthRiyer Flagg fol‘ Ht’-I1‘ ll‘
Stones’ which hoofiers for siile.c-ltefil’ F0" °“Sllv Al"
about 300 bushels ofsand. An elegant Pedestal Mon
ument of White Marble, for sale at his establishrnent
a em or me Bridiaeoi-ioNn PRlCE.
LEVICLARK,
WA TCH-MAKER, JE WELLER, .g- SIL-
VERSBIITH.
added to his stock of Fancy Goods,
f Watches and Andirons, Breast
Finger Rings and Britan
Has this day
a great variety 0
Pins and Looking Glitssesi ,
in Ware, Ear Drops and plated Candlesticks, VVatch
Keys and Tea Vlfaiters, Silver Pencils and Brass
Candlesticks, Steel Tweezers and B11155 snuffers.
Snuffer Trays and Beat.‘ Purses, Tooth brushes and
Silver Combs. Fancy Sniitl'Boxes and Razors, Fine
Soap and Clocks, Silver '1‘himhles and Flutes. _T€%|
Bells and Pcnknives, Bead Purses and Silver
Spoons, Guard Ribbons and Butter Knives, Percus
I101] Caps and Pomatum, Otto of Rose and Pocket
Books, Sun Glasses anil fifes, Cloth Brushes anil
Fiddles, Steel Chains and Goggles, S,-c. 8.'.c. All of
which will be sold cheap.
Clocks and Watches
carefully repaired and warranted. 51
No 6 Burrall's Building.-i . 12
RENCH fir ENGl.lSlI MERINOES, of every
desii-:ible color price and quality, 300 pieces of
splendid new style of calicoes, twilled and plain
from 10 to 50 cents, merino thibet wool chally shawls
a large assortment of black and blue black poiilt de
mi and gro de swiss siika, a few ps watered aiidand
figured black and blue t. _
ble tor cloaks and hats. 150 pieces UOlO1'C(l gronaps,
silks figured and plain. Also another largelot ofla-
dies for stocks of every description from 25 cts. to
$10, fur seal colars for gents over coats. 500 large
sized goats skins for gents cloak colors, 25. geuts_and
youths fur seal and bare caps or very low prices,
250 doz mens and youths French and common buck
skin gloves and mittens, 50 doz. cotton and woolen
glove for gems and youths
Dec. 15, 1835. WILLIAM GALE.
LACK & BLUE POU LT DE SO11’-J.-Wil
liam Gale is opening splendid black and blue
Poult do Soie panGro de Swiss silk for ladies dress
as and coats: 50 ps rich plain and figured heavy
gro dc Berlinii and gros de Naps. wide iiidia Satin:
sinchews and sarcenet colored florences, single an l
double width inattiona italiait Silk, green bi. brown
aarcinct black serge 20 boxes splendid hat and cap
Ribbons, the richest styles evei ofl'ered in this mar
ket; 20 ps rich figured velvet ribbons, all colors;
5000 yds lustring ribbons from 1 1-2 to 22, such as
green, blue, blk, brown and every desirable color;
bead bags and purses, hosiery and gloves of every
style and description. 1
LENDID HAT RlBBONS.—\Villiam Gale is
this day opening a large fassortinciit of Hot and
Cap Ribbons, viz.5 boxes ofentire new styles of
thick Hat Ribbons ; 3 boxes elegant and new style
Cap Ribbons; 10 boxes thick luslring from No. 1 to
22, and a row - -F .-'2'. uality black and
- '- .~ ~- -~ -‘ 1.," ns,a very scarce
' ' . - y the box or by
«‘ « ember 8, 1835.
nln--_~.'
.-' ‘..‘_
_A j '_._..,.....o ior 1836-—The Cliristian
,fl_A Keepstike,and Missionary Annual, edited by
Rev. Wm. Ellis; Friendship's Offering, and Win
ter’s Wreath. A few copies of each just received
direct from London, by J. A. WEED.
LUMBER.
HE Subscriber would inform his friends anil
the public, that he has on hand, at his yard
on the east side of Saugatuck Bridge, a general
assortment of lumber, viz.
Clear boards, plank 55' siding, seasoned fit for im
mediate use.
Common do do do
Hat box boards.
Cloborus X brand, single & no brand sliingles
3 feet Cedar do do
2 feet Cypress do do
Hemlock boards, 8*. scantling
Pine timber 5' sciintling,
Also wrot and cut nails by the cask or less quanti
ty. The above articles will be sold very ion for
cash or short crcilit. SAll1..lALKSON.
VVestport, Nov. 11, 1835' 2
N. B. All persons indebted to the late firm of
Jackson & Sandfoi-it, are requested to make imme
diate payment to the subscriber. S. JACKSON.
RICH DARK CALlC()l'IS
E 0 Ps dark culiroes, ofthe latest patterns
Nov‘ 16,1835.
just received and for sale by
2 L. M. STEVENS.
NEVV SALT STORE AT NORVVALK
B Y
JOIIN BURRALL.
H0 is now offering a few rods West of thi-
Bridge, a gboil assortment of Salt at lowest
market prici:s,viz :-450 Busbels Rock Salt, first
quality ; do, Turks island do ; 1()() do Li;
erpool Grouiiil do ;a quantity of Blown Sali, by the
Stick or otherwise.
N. B. Farrrzers and Merchants wisl-ing to get
their Fall supply of Salt, are particularly invited to
call and judge for themselves,
or
lack gro de nap silks suita _
GENERAL DEPOT
AND’
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
the inventive and enterprizing spirit of the times,
and secure to themselves and their families every
combination of
ECONOMY AND COMFORT-
The followiug new articles deserve attention :-
llOW'S PREMIUM STOVE tor the Kitchen,
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly fin-
ished aparatns for cooking, boilers, kettles pans.
griddles &c,;cousumcs less fuel. gives out more
heat, than any other article of the kind heretofore
presented to the public. It is besides, compact in
its form and highly ornamental.'1‘he Slll)SC|'llJe.l is
now fitting up some very handsome patterns, which
, his customers are invited to call and examine.
THE CYLINDER GRATE STOVE, is a neat,
pretty and economical article for stores, shops,
andolfices. Several have already been put up in
this place: and for chaapness_ convenience and
warmth iiro rekoned the best yet introduced.
TO '1'AlLOR.S°
I.EWlS’S Patent Coal Stove’s, for heating tailor’:
lroiis, an excellent article, which may also with a
trifling expense, be adapted to culinary purboses.
THE ROTARY COOK STOVE. so well adapted
to the wants oflarge families, with its latest im-
provements. for burning wood or coal, are still in
constant demand and in high repute.
Gl{A'1'ES. of every pattern plain and ornamen-
tal, brass, Russia sheet iron’ soap stone, 8cc. at the
lowest rates, and set in the most fashionable and
commodious style.
BOX. circular, and other stoves, of every descip-
tion- Also, every kind of tin and sheet iron work
done to order. Brittvoniu metal tea and coffee pots
spoons, knives and forks, and u variety oftahle and
kitclior. furniture. Andirons shovels and tongs. Sic-
STYLES CURTIS.
Norwalk, West side the Bridge.
NORVVALK STOVE WARE HOUSE,
(East side the Bride.)
ImmTERBELDEN,
HAS on hand and constantly recei\'ing,Ccok
' and Coal Stoves ofall the Various kinds imme
consisting of Rotary Corrnell 8: Cunningham and
Thorp s trliee boiler Stove, French's pate" Conical
Stove. James and Warren?s three boiler Stove,
H0." =’_Sl0ve, Willard’s do. Nine plate. box, and
most kinds of Cpal Stoves; Stove pipe and mos;
kinds ofjobbing in brass. Copper, and Tin, done at
‘short notice. Persons in want ot'_stoves are particu-
arly invited to call and examine as there is no
charge for looking. Recollect, East side the bridge.
Narwalk, Sept. 8. 1835.
TIN MANUFACTO .
LESTER BELDEN{,Y
HEET Iron and Tia worker, makes to order,
lead troughs, and conductors, and all kinds of
"I
FANCY ARTICLES, JEVVELRY, 8:0.
HE Subscriber hasjust received and is offering‘
for sale. one of the most extensive and best so
leced assortments of Fancy Articles in the county.
Also ahandsome rssortment ofJewelry, consisting
in part, of fancy articles, &c. perfuinery boxes, snuff
boxes, tobacco, boxes bend bags, and purses, emery
stands and cusliioiis. superior cloth and hair brush-
es, tooth and shaving brushes, shoe. do. Combs of
all descriptions. waist buclclesrever pointed silver
pencil cases, silver thimble;-.' silver plated britaua
table and tcapoons, salt ,do. purse clasps, pocket
compasses, steel watch chains, tuning forks, steel
pens, shaving glasses and boxes, breastpins, ear and
finger tines. watch keys and seals, ‘fine pocket
knives, superior razors and straps, calf and morocco
wallets, indellible ink, magicinatcliesnvisiting cards.
perfumery and fancy soaps. guard chains anilribbons
ivory rattles, whistles, glass inkstanils with silver
tops, smelling salts, traveling and French baskets,
glass lanterns, buttonsof all kinds, Sic. Ktc. For the
abovo and many other articles, pleasecall at the
Westport Variety Store. JOHN \‘V.TAYLOR 8
FRENCH GOODS.
NOW IS THE 'l"]ME.—The recent conflagra.
tion in the city of New York, having d8S1l'0_\‘8(.l
most ofthe French goods in the city, such asFrencli
merinoes, silks of every description, merino and
thibet wool shawls. 81c. so that we have every rea
son to be-lievc, that this circumstance. to gather
with thr. anticipated war withFrance. Will Cause 50¢-‘ll
goods to be very high and scarce. The subscriber
having an unusual large supply ofthe above goods on
hand at the present time, gives notice to the puolic,
that he is offeringtlicm at the oldprices; and the
circumstance oftlieir never having been cheaperthan
the present season, renders it an object to those who
want to call without delay. now is the time ! “a pen-
ny avedis two penceearued.” L. M. STEVENS.
OOD BARGAINS.—-Country merchants and
Blacksmiths, can be accomodated at the store
of Smith St. Hoyt. with lots of iron: hollow ware and
hardware of every description. All who may pur-
chase,‘from $50 to $100 worth will be charged only
the New Yorkprices. D. S, BARIRAM, Trustee --
Dec. 28, 1835-
CLOTHS 82. CASSIMERES.
A MALLORY has just received from New
o York, a large assortment of Broailcloths,
Extra Super Ribbed Buckskin Cassemers, Satti
uetts, a large assortment of fashionable vestings, Blk.
61. Blue Blk. Silk Velvet, goats hair Camblet,
English do. a. large assortment of Trimmings and
a great variety ofother goods, all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms. 48
L UMBER AT NOR VVALK
WILLIAM K. JAMES, offers for sale the fol-
lowing kinds of Lumber at his yard, West
side the Bridge, Norwalk.
- 363.009 1st and 2nd quality Pinc Shingles,
50,000 two and three feet Cedar do-
20.000 two feet Cyprus do
50,000 feet 1st and 2nd clear Boards,
70,000 merchautable do
200,000 Barn do
43,000 clear and mcrchantable Siding
25,000 1 1-4 Spruce Flooring
45,000 lat and 2nd 1.1-4, 1 1
Plank, seasoned
30,000 feet Hemlock boards
100.0001 1-4iiich Lath
50,000 feet Timber and Scantling
ALSO.
15,000 white oak Waggon Spokes seasoned fit for
immediate use.
N. B. All persons indebted to the late firm of
STREET St JAMES, are notified that their accounts
must be paid immediately.
Dec. 21, 1832. 7
-2 and 2 inch clear
EWGOODS .—'I‘lie subscribers are almost
daily receiving New Goods at their store east
end the Bridge, which are sold at a small advance
from cost. The undersigned tender their thanks to
their customers tor past liivors, and solicit a contiii-
uanceofthc same. Young l-lyiion Tea at 45 6d
HUBBELL ty POli’l‘F.R.
IMPROVED ROTARY STO VES.
LESTER BELDEN
HASjust received an aildt-iional supply of Rotary
Stoves among them may be found a few of
the improvedlkind for coal. Persons wanting intiiiy
or any other kind of stove, will find their interest
to call East side the Bridge.
Nov. 15,1835. ‘.2
F O R S A L E.
HE Subscriber offers for sale, five acres of
. land, together with the buildings tlii-.ro.on, cori-
sisting ofa dwelling house anilout liouses, and a
shoeinaker’s shop. The place is situated about two
miles ofthe bridge on the Danbury road. and has
an excellentorclinrd, and a young nursery containing
about two hundred trees ‘ also an exceilviit “(:11 of
water. For further particiilars apply to
VVILLIAM GRl1t‘I"E'1‘H on the premise.-i
Norwalk, September 29. 1835’ 47
ANTED, two Hat Trirntners. Steady work
and New York prices. Eriqiiire of
HENRY B. CHASE
Norwalk. Nov. 17, 1835. 2
NEW GOODS
AT THE VVESTPORT VARIETY STORE.
OHN W. TAYLOR linsjust returned from New
0 York with alarge supply of Gooils of all kinds
too numerous to mention. The public are inviti-il
to call at the store, a few rods west of Saugatucli
bridge, and examine for themselves.
We-stport, Dec. 1, 1835. 3!’
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
ONSITING of from 95 to 100 acres, of well
proportioned pasture, meadow, and plough
land, in a good state of cultivation, with house and
out houses in good condition. A new barn 36 by 40
fee‘. standing on the premises. Also, a piece of salt
meadow, lying at Rook’s Spring, from four to five
acres. Also, a piece ofwoodlan(i,lying on Whor-
tlebury Hill, four acres and a half‘. Tliefarm is sit-
uated on the line dividing VVilton from Norwalk,
about three miles from Noiwalk Bridge. Also, ten
acres, plough, and wood land, lying in Dielrson’s
wood. Also three horses,one ptiirof oxen and 3
cows-— farming utensils, liotiseliold furniture, &c.
If notdisposed of at private sale before the 1st day
of March next, the above personal property will then
be sold at public auction. For further particulars,
apply to the subscriber on the premises.
HENRY HOYT.
tm. 1.6.
Wilton. Dec. 22, 1835.
9
‘HEESE.-—1500lbs Cheese just rec’d and for
sale by C. BETTS,
Dec. 4. 1835. 4
EGISTER for 1836,the Connecticct Register
for 1836, just received and for sale by
.1 A. WEEI).
I/VILL1./1./‘if GALE
LFERS for sale a hauilsome and general assort-
ment of HATS, including tzhose ofthe latest N
Yortir fashions. Gentlemen (.‘{l1’1l)8Sllppllf!'l with hats
to order upeii short notice illarch, 18,1835.
E’ ATS. THE Subscriber have on haad an ris-
sortmeiit ofgentlenicifs Hats ofgood quality.
and intend a fitll supply, keeping made in the best
manner and finislied in New York in tlielateststyle.
Gentlemen can be supplied with Huts to Order upon
slioit notice.
ALFRED M ALLORY.
INE CU'1‘LERY°—The subscriber is now offer-
ing for sale, a very large and handsome assort-
ment of superior pen anil picket knives, common
do, superior fine and common Razors, table knives
and forks, carving do. with steels, fine scissors and
shears, pruning knives, Sic. &.c.
J w. TAYLOR. tve.-ipori. l-7
jobbing done at short notice, eastside the bridge.
May 12.
C LERK VVA l“lTED.—A boy from 14 to 16 years
of age. well reoomended, may hear of a situa-
tion, by applying immediately to the subscriber, at
theWestport Variety Store,
Fcbuary1st.1836. JOHN ‘V. TAYLOR. 12
‘t ASTlNGS.—The subscriber‘, agent for Geo. E
Waring, of Stamford, wili furniel: to order,
Castings ofall kinds. at furnace prices. Any person
in want will please call on
Norivalk, March 24. LESTER BELDEN
N. B. The highest market price paid for did
Ed/I‘O11gl1l3.11(l castiron, copper, brass, pewter, and
cad.
ENNY MAGAZlNE.—The Subscriber hav-
ing made arrangement‘ with the publishers of
the above work, has taken the agency for the towns
of Norwalk, New Canaan and Wilton. The term;
are $1.50 per year; and all who wish to obtain a
great varieiyofusetul and interesting matter for lit
tle money, are invited to subsscribe, as the quantity
orderedwill be limited. J. A. WEED.
STOVE S.
LESTER BELDEN. East
Side the Bride.
S now offering the best assortment of Cooking
and Coal Stoves, that can befound in this Coun-
Persons wishing Stoves. will find it their in
E
ty.
terest to call and examine his stock.
Norwolk; Sept. 15, 1835. 4!) No.-wa|k,Nov, )4, 1835, 2
OUSE, BARN, AND FIFTY ACRES 01*‘ W ‘ .
5-"'-"" ‘"'°» 8l"“"°'l ‘" New Ca"-rm. UST igcgiieii diri:§tIf'db:!i)1l3:i))sEi‘z¥lLl. hbls and
'<i"7"-=' "7"" l 9‘ H?” 9”” f'.°"‘ um """’ll"8 a do No. 1 and 2 half Mackerel‘ 150 quintals
i"“‘7‘l" ' i ( leading to Norwmk’ Swlh S7“ first quality Codlishi lg: tons suPerior"lova Scotia
‘ I
" The house isticw, two story
«... -.d with every convenience for
.,-, lite burn is a large and good siibstnntial
building. The land is under good cultivation, ofan
excellent soil, and is divided into arable, pasture and
wood, and is well watered. There is it great variety
of friut trees upon it. For further particulars, in-
quiro on the promises of HIRAM BROWN.
New Canaan, Jan, 1836. 9
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
7-l"HE Subscriber offers for sale, his house and
lot, with a good burn on the premises situated
within three quarters ofa mile of the bridge on the
road leading to Danbury, at the head of Pudding).-ine
so called ; for further particiilars enquire of the sub
Itcribcr living on the preniises.
GHARLES QUINTARD. 10
UOK5 oz. S'1‘A'.l"1()l\'Al(Y-—'.l.‘lie subscriber-
B has on imiiii and intends keepiiig, a complete
assortnient of School Books, Blank Books and sta
tionary together with a variety of Mir-Lellaiieous pub
lications which are offered to the publick at the low
est prices.
Weetport, Jan. 1836. J. W. TAYLOR.
ALICOES -—A large assortincnt ofdiirlr twillcd
and plain prints a gr-xat variety of very desira.-
ble patierns, for sale Very cheap by .
1421.1 MORRIS, Jan. 1836. 10
I ‘(O l(EN'1‘, A large room in the brick house.
_I_ near the Bank, suitable for 9. store, oflice,
inilliiiery, or many other purposes. '
Apply on the premises. to Glioltfi
:.'.ll'i
‘Oil’-
10
E SELLECK.
For sale low by the subscribers.
HUB BELL 81. PORTER.
CLOCKS! CLOCKS!
ERY good and handsome Clocks. for sale cheap
by 12 LEVI CLARK,
NOTlCE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been qualified by the court of Probate for the
district of Norwallt, as Exeeutrix of the last will and
testament ofMatthias St. John, late of New Canaan
deceased, and six months have been limited and al-
lowed by s’d Court, from the 20th January, 1836, for
the creditors of said estate to present tlreir claims to
said Exocutiix, or be debarred a recovery.
Jan. 20‘ 1836. BETSEY ANN ST. JOHN. 11 3t
grind stones.
ANTED. a quantity of live Quail:-i for, which
one shilling per head will be paid apply.
M. HUYT.
ATS! HATS! John W. Taylor hasjust re-
. ccived a complete assortment of For and Silk
Hats, ofthe latest fashions, gentlemen can be furnish
(‘(1 to order at short notice- Also satin beaver, A-
cloth caps, at very low prices.
Westport, Jun. 1836. ll
CLERK WANTED.
ANTED A boy from 15 to 18 years of age, as
it clerk in a. grocery store. One that can
come well iecomonded, will meet with good encour
agerneuts, by applying to C. BETTS.
Noiwallt, Feb. 2, I835.
ROSE AND POINT BLA-.\‘1(ETS,
F All sEses,just received by
L. M. STEVEi\‘S.
2
Nov. 16, 1835.
DOZ. black and white, cotton VVadding
50 for sale less than the New York prices. by
ELI MORRIS, 3 Burrall’s Buildings.
NEWSTORE AND NFIV GOODS!
GEORGE B MIDDLEBROOK. having taken
the store, formerly occupied by Jesse Smith
in Wilton, has opened an entire new, geueml and
valuable assortment of Dry Goods, Dry Groceries.
and Crockery. China, Class,,Eartl:eiiware, Hard-
ware and every other article usnaily found in a store
of the kind, whic having recently purchased at
moderate prices, he will sell as cheap as can be
bought elsewhere. March 17.
HIBET WOOL SHAWLS.——An additional
supply of those splendid shawls, has just been
received, also a great variety of ‘Ladies’ Ci-nvats,
sale for by ELI MORRIS.
ROAD CLOTHS &. CASSIMERS.—-Williain
Gale hasjnst reeeiveda large assortment of
Broad Cloths, Cassimers and Satinetts, i.v_liicli he
tell very low, from 150 to $8 among them will be
found a few pieces of elegant invisible greens,olives,
clarit, browns, dahlias suitable for ladies cloaks 10
pieces of heavy double milled cloths, for gentlemens
over coats,6 pieces brown, drab. olive, pilot cloths
very strong and heavy, for pea costs, 50 ps ribbed
striped and plain fancy colorcd cassimersi, 100 ps
satinette from 56 ctr, to two dollars, 10 pieces super
black brown blue and green goats hair cainbletts. a
few pieces of rich figured velvet for vestings,
500 pieces blached and brown slieetings and shirt-
ings, gents lamb wool shirts and drawers, 10-4,
11-4, 12-4, heavy rose blankets, colored and white
horse blankets. 6
ADIES’ FUR STOCKS.-Just rec’d by Wil-
iam Gale, a large asst of Ladies fur Stocks.
viz. 150 ofthe finest quality Lynx stocks, 100 Genet
natural color, 200 Coney and rich Fox do.
APS.-—Tlie subscriber offers for sale a large
C lot of Boy’: Cloth Caps at very low prices.
Aug. 11th, 1835. CHARLES N. CLOCK.
FUR. AND HAIR SEAL CAPS.
9 LARGE Assortment of fur and hair seal caps
by
Nov. 16, 1835.
just received, and for sale at reduced prices,
L. M. STEVENS-
2
and for sale by
Dec. 19, 1835.
New Falland 1-‘Vinter Goods.
WILLIAM GALE, is this day opening a large
assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, viz.,
Broadcloths, Cassimeres and Satinetts of every co-
lor, quality and price; 200 ps. French German and
English Merino, from 18 cts. to $2 P81’ yard; 500
Merino, Chally and other styles ofahawls and hhdfs
350 ps. elegant French and English Calicoes, from
20 cts. to 50, 200 ps. domestic Calicoes from 10 cts.
to 18 cts., 6000 yds. black and colored Silks of every
style and description for Ladie’s dresses and Coats,
5000 yds. bleached and brown ahiitings and sheet-
ings, 20 ps black, brown and green Coats hair Cam-
blots, 40 ps. Canton Flannelsf bobbinet Laces, Quilt-
inga lnsertings and edgings, Travelling Baskets, silk
and cotton Umbrellas. Sept. 22, 1835.
(bN Hand, a large lot assorted sizes, a first rate
article, for sale by WILLIAM J STREET
N. B Orders received and sashes furnished at
the shortest notice. Glass cut it nd fitted to pattern-
CORN SHELLERS.
.E. Warriugii patent corn‘ shelters, on hand
LESTER. BELDEN-
WINDOW SASI-1-ES
tor orileta. Norwalk, May ‘.26,
IRON AND STEEL.
OR SALE, at the store one dour north the ‘Jill
4 Sweetls Cart and \V:iggon tire,
Englisli do do do do
Square and flat swceds iroii—,all sizes,
do do Anierican do do do
do do Eiiglisii do (10 C10
Round American and Englisli do do do
Naylor S/' Co.’s f‘8lt-£l)1‘ZIl.e(l cast steel,
Saunderson, Brnlliers $2. Co.’s ilo do do
Band, nutt. and hoop iron,
Spike and nail rods, &c. &'c
1V. .1. STREET.
10
Norwalk. Jan. 1835.
OUSE AND LOT for sale, situated in the cen-
tre ofthe village of Norwalk. near the chiircli,
on the east side of the rivet . 'I‘here home is a. ‘2 story
frame building, with ev,_er_v coitvenieiire fora family,
with ham, out houses. and a well of good \ViItt’l'.-
The lotconiains about three acres of land. On it
there is a variety of fruit trees. and the soil is of an
excellent quality. lfthe above shall not be sold bv
lhe first of March next, it will then be rented for one
year‘ For further particulars, apply to Edwin
Lockwood, Norwalk.
JOSEPH W. HCYT.
ALMANACS FOR
836
0
JOHN W. TAYLOR hasjust receive’ the follow
iug Alinanucks, viz. Middlebrookos Almanac,
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, Greensfarms and Southport. has made arrang
menls with the publishers for the deliverv of the a
bove works as soon as they shall be published. at
$1 50 a year. Persons wishing to subscribe will do
well to call soon, as tli‘e"'number ordered will be lim
ited. JOHN W. TAYLOR.
Westport Oct. 51
ENNY MAGIZINE). Parts 38, 391: 40 ofthe
Penny Magazine, and a few numbers of the
Penny Cyclopedia. and Fiimily Commentary on the
Bible, just i'ec’d by J. A. WEED.
ERINO CLO'1‘HS.—200 ps. French, En-
glish and German Merino Cloths, of every dc
sirable shade and quality at prices 20 per cent cheap
er than last year. 'l‘o purchtisers of Merinos, he
would say, call before purchasing elsewerc, has
you will find cidedly to your advantage.
Oct. 13. L. M. S'1‘E‘?’,l""
H YE and Buckwheat flour, kept constantly on
hand and for sale, by C. BETTS 8
N06 Burralls Buildings, Norwalk.
,/
UTTF.l{.—A small quantity ofthe first quality
just received and forsale, by C. BETTS
No 6 Burriil|’s Buildings. 8
AUCTION SALES
F Hardware, &.c. The sales by auction of the
stock of Messrs Smith 82. Hoyt, will he contin-
ued every Tuesday and Sntnurday, until further no-
tice, Jan 5. 8
AMP OIL.-—Bost Winter strained Sperm Oil,
for sale by J. A. WEED.
MERINO CLOTH S,
A LARGE Addition to his former stock, this day
received, and for sale low. by L
STEVENS. Nov. 16, 1835
IVE IV GOODS AND TAILORING.
AT the Old Well, by Charles M. Knapp, who has
just received an assortment of goods suitable
for white wear, which will be made up to order, in
the most fasliiouable and durable manner at moderate
prices. ‘.2
2
&
for Sic Headach «Ye. Price 50 cents.
M. all the other “Conway Medicines," at his Counting
land and America has established their reputation, is
needless. Suflice it to. observe, that for redundancy
of Bile, Flatulene. Costiveness, Headache, &,_., 3“,
they will undoubtedly prove far more Sel'Vicea.ble
than those drastic pttr;:es so frequently employed,
and will not only at the same time tend to remove
the offending cause by gentle inotions,SL strengthen
the digestive organs, butuiiiprove the appetite and
renovate the systeiii.——-Pi-ice 50 cents.
N O T I C E
To Rheumatic Invalids.
ERSONS sufferiiig uiiiler Rlicuinatic Afi'ei:tion.
iire respectfully assured, that they can obtain of
‘lit l’l'0['ll’l(‘.l.or and his agents, a safe anil ailiiiirable
|'9mCtly for Rheumatism, limvevor obstinate the dis.
order may be, and in all its different stages. It will
:i_f1'ord irnineiliate relief to the patient,’anil has some
lirries been attended with such extraordinary success
I18 10 Cure the most distressing Rlii-uiiiatisiri in 24
hours-—evcn whcii of years stariiling.
{l:;§DR. J l‘ll3l3’S{r’:I)
RITE UJW/l .'l'/C’ L[N11l/[E.YT.
This highly valuable Liniiiicnt is rccoininenv d with
a confidence foniuli.-il on the eperii-.iice ofinany yea.;
not only as a cure for that excruciating disease, but
as an (?XC0ll(:1ll.Z1[)pllC;Il.l.()n for Stilliis,-53 ofthe Joints,
Numbness, Spraiiis, (lliilliluiiis. &c.
This article is curisiilv.-reil to superior to every thing
else, and to po.-iaiess .-zurxli uncoininon Vlt'l.t|8S, that ii
is ordered from distant parts of the country.
An Agent rcitr.-ritly Wt’1l.t.‘f-12 “Please send me ;.
further supply of Jebb's l.iiiiiiient. 1 shall pruliably
sell a consulcrzible quantity, as it is i-ec-m.m.e.,de.]
by some of our pliysicizins very highly.”
Price 50 cents a bottle.
.1
The Pain/‘eat and J)c/til/flitting (,'omplizint r._-/'
THE P [LE
receives iinmediate re-lief—and in numerous institu-
cc! has been thoroughly cured by the adiniiiistratiori
of
DUMFRIES REMEDY FOR THE l"1l.l’.S.
T HIS approved compound also mitigates undre-
moves the syiriptoins which frequently accom-
pany that disorder, and increase the danger of the
patient; viz: Pain in Loins; Heailaclie; Loss of
Appetite; liiiligestion; anil other marks of dr:bility-
A relieved Patient writes from a distance; “It is
but justice to you to inform you, that 1 have used
your "Dumfries’ Remedy for the Piles” for some
time past, and have found it ciriinently siiccessfiil.”
The Remedy is quite innocent. anil may be admin
istered to all ages and both sexes. Plain and ample
directions, with a description of the complaint, ac-
company each package, which consists of two lnx.
es, one containing an Ointuiont, and the other itt:
Eleciuary. Price $1 for both articles, or 50 cents
where but one is wanted.
VEHE Albion Corn plaster softens the Corn.
however old and tough, and extracts ii to the
V - I n n - .
very roots. '1 he reliet aflorded lS_ gentle, iiumeili
ate and thorough.
A Recent Case.
Sii‘—1 do not hesitate to give my most unquali-
fied approbation in favor of your most valuable Albi-
on Corn Plaster By the use of less than a box, Mrs
Stowel has been ciircil ofa corn on each foot, which
had been exceedingly troublesome anil painful for
years, and ltliink it but justice to your invaluable
preparzition to mid, (for the encourageinciit ofthose
\V1'10,0\\1flg [0 1'Cjl(‘ill(£(l (l1.=la,pj)(iiu[ujunt_5 in [he vdji
V us remedies resorted to. have finally ilespaiied of
a cure) tlial. your Plaistei cured her corns after try
ing other highly recoincnded 1'e1'1]P.(ll£-:5 to no pur-
pose; and, what increases my eoiifidencc in the su
periority ofyour Plaster, is the fact. that it has been
used by several of my iieighbors with equally good
success. SETH S'1‘U\Vl5l.L
Keeper ofToll House, S, Bosioii l’.i~iiJge. -
Boston, June 17th.
Price 50 cents.
ALBION CORN PLAS TER.
SORE AND INFLAJIIED E YES.
HE studious, the weakly, aiiil otliois who are
troubled Willi S0l‘t‘1lc:S or iutlamation ol that
delicate oi'giiii._ Wlll obtain a most pleas.iut and inval
uahlo application in
DUNIFRIES’ EYE l'V..€lT.EIl’.
This well established \Vash for the Eye iisu.-illy glV('s
iinineiliate relief, even in very Ilggfzlvélligll (llSe1l_-§l_-5
of soreness and iiiflziiiiiriatioii. Price: :5 Cei]‘S.
TI-IE TOOTII A (71113.
~"$l‘iI'llS i1'.!"lll’6ll1;‘ disorder curt,-«l in its inc:-:1
painful «age .4 l:_'.- on-2 iiftlie iiio».t simple as
\V(_‘ll its[tl)\V‘t!Yf‘.'1lt'lIlt,5:lli‘S l<1'll.‘\\-‘I1 is: nit‘-dern prac-
l1Cl‘.,
H _ W m '1‘ F3 in" ‘H, GUDIS. _
=' 5;‘, ‘.:lU.\.L trliu w..uld .c am or lL'S10l'e those ilesi
hi rable pi-rsi~n:il ailv:iiit:iges, are assured that
""""-"‘,',‘_’l'“~\'ilI in can he obtained superior to the‘
l3lxI1‘ISH. ANTISEPTIC DENTIFRICE.
rvhicli is exempt from acid and other deleiorious iii-
_El’t.jllet‘IlS, which too lieqiieiiily enter the Ctllllprlsl
ti~;iii.- of tooth po-.t-rlers in common use at d it wliitens
tilt: r-nainel of the L.-.-iii, wiiliou: dong it the 1.3.51
iiijurv. Its ‘djIl|ll"lt1ll)tl also braces and streii,rgih....s
‘he Gurus, secures to tlii-ni their healthy and florid
Hue. mill by I‘P'novin*.' all decollations and offen-
sive foreign accumulation from the teeth, preserves
the natural sweetness ofthe breath.
Price 50 cents.
CONS UMP CI ‘I 0 N. AS TIIMA .4 ND
CA TARRH .’
N that long train ofrliseasi-s which seem in gm“.
witli the growth of civilized society C0i\’SU~.\|P.
t ION ti_il_tes the leail in its relentless inroads upon
liuiiiaii lite. Iiiiproperneglect iu the adiiiinistration
ol simple and salutary remedies, is sure to be re.
proved by adreadful succession of consumptive sy iii-
ptoms ; oppression of the breast; g|‘e€lll.~‘l'l and
bloody spitile: ulcerated lungs hectic fever; sbriv_
elled extremities, and general emaciutiou ot' the
whole body; prostratiou of strength, flushed cheeks;
swollen feet and legs ; and at last, in full possession
of the mental faculties, and while hope still wl1ispeI'S
her flattering tale; cold extremities, and a prema-
ture death. ' .
For the various stages ofthis complaint, one of
the most approved remedies ever yet discovered is
DR. iii-:LrE’s
ASTHMATIC PILLS.
The exceedingly powerful, anil yet equany my-e
and innocent preparation, has effected lllrouuh .,',,,j
lillipld cures upon patients supposed to have blfaen far
zfi Variced in a confirmed Consumptioti. and who
ave exhibited the a.[)p0tll'fll1Ce$,WhlL‘l‘t usually indi-
f}t)a{t.: a fatal termination of the disorder,
“£9 #1 for Wllolo boxes, of 30 pills, and 50 cents
for lmlfdo, of 12 with directions.
DEBIL1 TA TED FEZVIALES.
HE complaints peculiar to the female part of
the community, have been long succesfully
treated by the administration of
mi. rti~:1.ri;’s
AROMATIC PILLS.
They cleanse the blood from those disorders ofthe
female constitution, for which the pills are an elfect-
ual specific—they restore a free circulation, reform
the irrcgular operations of the sangniferous system,
revive and establish the desired healthy habits, and
restore to the palled countenance the natural glow
of healili and good spirits.
Marrieil ladies will find the pills equally useful,
except in cases ul'prcgn.iey, when they mm: not be
tnken—iietlier must they be taken by persons of
hectic or consumptive habits.
Price $1,50 a box.
DR.- REl..FE’S Vh;f'.tE'l‘ABLE SPECFIC.
None genuine, unless signed on the outside print-
ed wrapper by the Sole Proprietor, T. KIDDER,
successor to the late Dr. Conway. For sale, with
Room. No. 99, next door to J. Kiddi.r’s Drug Store,
coriierof Court and Hanover Streets, near Concert
Hall, Boston; and by his special appointment, by
Jonu A VV1£ED,Drtiggist. Not-walk; by SliJYMOUR
JA_ltV1S and VVM. S. Woon, Stainford: H. L. &, \V.
M. SACKET, Horseneck and Greenwich.
Large discount to those who buy to sell again.
Sept. 5, 1835.
2'
_ years, as 8. remedy for Scrofula,
IIeadeac/1., Costéveness, Flatul
7 0 comment on the eflica
NOR WA LK
EfiSPENSflEfiL'
BY JOHN A. WEED. ,
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I
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txum Opium, Camprior, l\t1~ rrn, Alocs, (5 -.- =
hogc, Giiaic, Annnoiiiac, Scammony, R ‘l -
Ft.-i:t.iil, Gall.i:iiiuin, Arabic, Tragacaiitli and Bar-
liziry Gum, Riicliellc, Epsoin and Glauber Salts,
Sal Nitrc, Sal Arninoniac, Pulv. R.11L11)'.1l'l), Root '
ilu. Ucntiana, Giiiseiig, Senna, Pink root, Vila -
gini-.i Snake root, Black Snake root, Sencgi.
Siiiiltc Root, Valerian, Uvi Ursi, R.0S(‘.n1:1l‘_l',
l)igi:al is, Chainoniile Flowers, English at. F
~lp:iiii.sli S;iffi-on, Dultz, Gold Thread, Sag .
l’i:.irl Blztrlcy, Cri,-alni 'I‘artur, Arrow R0.-
i‘ll.ll‘iU l‘v' aniia, Cant iaritlcs, Strainonium, F-.:
viiigreclr, Colcliicuin, Cil.l'(1:1lll()l11,/ Qioriaiifl
:\niii.-‘, Ciiraway and 1"cniiel Seeds, .lun
ii-:l'l'lt.'.)', Czilicbs, l'l.\'ti‘acl. Liquorice, Root
~lp:uii.sli $.'..irs:ipai'ill;i, ;'\'lezcrin Root, Columbm
lilooil l’.:)ot, Colcliii:iiii'i and Pcllatory Root, Giir
get _Llo. Angtistui-ii, Canclla, Carsarilla, Simarou .,
ha, ?ei~iiv':-aii and Tootli achc Bark, Pulv. Peru
3:ii-lr, S-.nit'uril’-3 do. C)ran<_;e Peel, Quassia,
Giuiiz-., i-om. tiiiil Pulv. Cul'Cllll1'.l, Prcparcii
Ch.-tilt, l,ctl‘»'Sl31i1ll'.l .-‘iineri-.-zni lsiiiglass, Cornus,
Wliitc and Black llcllcbore, \Vliite 1\lustard,
Cais‘.ri5', .‘_'qI.iill i‘u:‘it, lcciaiiil .\'lr:iss, Llzitcclitt, Sul-
j_)lllll‘.Cl. of Antiinr.-ray, Sulp. Zinc, Sugar of Lead,
Sciiii. Ux. Load, Lapis, C.1lt‘.l111!lL‘, Sulphur, roll.
l3riinstoiii_-, Snlpliati: of Pt)'til..'\Ill,.l')Ulit.‘1(1 Starch,
Vvlllle Wax: Cocliincul, Caliziiieil Magt'icsia,
Cat-li. -.\la-gncsiu, Cam. .-Xininoiiia or Salts of
l.'id.l‘[SltOl‘ll, Oxalic A.i:i-.1, Tartar-ic Acid, Super.
Curb. Soda, Sal Soila, I\lnri;ite of Lime, '1‘art.
.‘\llLlll‘lUll}',.li.Ut‘l. and 1’;.‘.lv. lpccac, Jaliip, Prc.
pared Aiitiinony, Cowliitge, Er-;;ot, Colycyiitli,
Niix Voinicu, Crocus .\'l-artis, Caluuicl, lied Pre-
izipitate, \‘.'l'illt: do. Corrosive Subliniate, Arseuic,.
Stilpli. Qtiitiine, Acetate i\_lorpliiiic, Strycliiiinc,
Eictcriaii, 1oilinc,L.unar Caustic, Caustic Potash,’
lssuc Peasc, Ox. Btsniiith, t\'larshall’s I"low'ei's or
iron, Phosphate of Iron, Curb. Iron, Liver of Sul-
ohur, Phosphate of Soda. Laudaninn. Purcvoric.
Eltx. of I-lealth, Elix. Pro. Syrup of Squills, lrlivo
Syi'un,DTinctiircs of llhiibarb, ClltllZ1lll011,IPt.‘lllt-
gory, igitalis, Cniitiiaritlcs Catccltu, O(llllC -
Colt-hiciun, and Blood mot, Cloinponnd 'I‘incturc1
of Guuic, Valcriaii, Pi~.ri:viaii l;‘~ark, and Laven-
der, Niuriatc tine. ol'1r<_in, do. of Lime, best cold
pi'csscd C:1stoi' Oil, Olive Oil, I-ialsnm Copavia,
i.l!_i. Eli‘, Sulpliuric F.t.lier, Spirits of Ttirpciitine,
Clllt't3.'.l:lll:[)0llll1lC, Oil Spilte, Uilot‘ Tar, Oil or
Sui:cirii, .2’-pii'its of I’Lll‘L.\llt.‘l'1l, Spirits of I\iiri:,
\.".i"ii1'i:i l-‘on-'ilci‘s, Do\'i.-rs Powder, Pier-.1, Hysteric .
Pills, lilac Pills, l7:nnii_v Pills, Cough Pills, Hull tl
Pills, Aiitiiiioiiial .8111.-eczic. ‘vViiic,1’ici‘a,.‘\ dliesivt--,
Dy;ic.li_yli,ii, }.li.-rcurial, Strciigtliciiiiig and Lilisti.-.1‘
l."lLt.\'lt,'l‘, Arigiiiiitiiiiz, Citi'iiii, Iodine, led, "acili
t‘.()1l, Pile.-, \Vltilc 8; Siiiiple Ointniciits, Tiirnci":;
Ccratc, i:‘.:ttriict, Pr,-viper, l.lenl.i:nic, Cicntu, Sa-
viitis, aiiitl {ii-.:i'.i:iii.'1,1i'jcctirii1Pipes,lnj. 1'.‘.'-)'l'lt'r;'_'.f0>7,.
Bi1l'l)?llitICS ',l':ir, Ci)iikliii‘s Siren '
gtliciiiiig "l:isti~.r..
O_ll;..‘5 .-XNIJ ESSENCES.-—Oil of ll1lt'JllL1E,,
.luiii icr f)!‘l"‘Ill1itl1 Rn:-'eiiiar ' VV
1 7 2 la
/
I‘
ormseed, Cloves-,
S u'iicc, I.ii1\'t2ll|.lCl‘, Burgziinot, Aiiiiis, L('l1l(Ill,
\v'iiiterg‘rceii,Cinnuinon, Pt-ppcrniiiit, Spearmint,
Taiisy, \‘t’orii‘m'ooil, Ileirilocl-:, I’eiii1yr-‘Jyiil. ill"-‘-l
Siissal'r:is, ltlss. of Spruce.
Sl’l(_.‘l}lS, $;c.—Groun(l Cloves, Cinnamon, A ll-
-.‘j‘.l(Z-"., l’i‘.-ppm‘, Giiigcr, St Cayenne Pepper, NI.tI.-
ire s, _’\,l1ll(‘L‘, .=‘.iiist:iri.l, Prcscrvcr_l Giiiger, Dates,
i. .ii‘r.:tr;iii..<, .S;i:,
l’.~‘t’l‘l:'..‘t"1‘ i\'lEDl(;lZ\"l:‘.S.— ‘.Vliitv.'cll’s, By.
.iin’s, Sic:-r’s & C0l':lll'l(lll Licuid Opodeldoc, Opo-
ileldoi: Liiiiiiiciit, \\'llit\'.'el '5 2.13111 IIitclii:iri~l-;‘s ‘
Eiliiill, Byain’s Pll‘,'$lCtl.l Drops, \VlicCat0ii’s and
‘-.i "s S'.umiii:li l‘-‘.'ii.u:i~s Wlieat-.~ii‘s ‘la "5 and
N,c\i'c'|l’s Itch Oiiitniciit, Davcnpdr!’s yBl’il0ll3
P1ll°5 and _ Eye \\-'atci-, Lee’s Bilious Pills,
lit. 1. rls Pills, Batein:iti’s Diiops, Godfrev’s Cor.
El"1_l- Cl1mf.;’s W'oi-iii l_.o7.erige:;, 'l'rottcr's'Bals:im
0fl.‘.IOi1t'llOl1l‘ltl, Pcctoral lloiioy cfBoncset, Bats.
of Honey. Ttu'lir:;:toii’s Bi'.l.>':11110f Life And.’-.r-.
-oii’s (Jim-gli 1)i'i,-pa’, L'~l.:i:c£is ilo. (jo.-spi-,i’s 1'...-
seiicc of li:i;l:iii-J .‘.lo.-.5, ll:i:l:ieiii Uil,Britisli Oil,
Baileys celebrated Ci)iigi‘e.ss l’im-tit-,i-;-_-, for nmlging
1iJullgl'L:SS Spring '\V.£.t',i::‘, Seidlitz, and Soda l-‘ow-
t ct‘.-:, J. Sit )t‘;i‘iii;' i1i"tlt:i::.
FANC ‘ii’ ARTICLIZS, f’ i‘-.l3‘UME.”. Y. &c.-—
Pot and roll Pomatuni, .-‘-.ii=.Eqiic Oil, and Cologne
\)\'at.cr, [:11 Variety of l":it.:.e;-its, Larciider and
L 1‘?-itge U\)’t3l' ‘i‘»"a.t.cr, l1c;tr‘s Oil, ."\lacasso.r Oil,
.\lusl-.', Naples and \‘.’iiidsor Sliariiig Soap, a
variety of fiuicy Soul ':, '\\-":tsli Bulls, white Pct‘-
funicil bar Soup, for sliaving '.i':tsliiiig, Etc. very
elieap, Castile Soap, Sltlllllltlg Bottles, Flesh and
hair Pov.'dei', Court Plaster, black and flesh
irolorcd Clrt -"s Pearl Toiitli Poxviler Coin ouiid
"liarc.oitl I’dv.‘tler, an cxcclletit arficle fopr the
Teeth, Tooth, Nail, Hair, Cloth and Shoe
gt‘l15l1=.:S, (Dusters, Scrtibbiiig and V\’liitc \V:i:.-it
‘l'llSllf‘.S cc.
DYE’ S’l.‘UFl-‘S, 1l:\'l"1‘l§RS’ ARTICLES,
Szc. &.c..—Cliip Lo_;;v.'o«.-il, Pu,‘-ll wood, FIl5"!l‘-v Ni-
i::ii'at:I.ia, ground Caiiitvood, i‘I.\'ti';1«:t. Li'xg~.t-no-I,
'.’eriligi'is, Alcohol, Ciuni Shellac, Secil Lac, Oil
of \'iti~ol, Blue Vitriol, Nitric and l\1iii-iatic Acid,
Muriatc Tin, Coppcras, Alum, Indigo, Spaiii.-la
Ami.'ito, Aqua 17'ortis, Allcppo Gulls, Salts 'l'ai-
tar, Hatters’ Jacks, Clotliiers’ do. Hatters’ Stop-
ping Briislics, Soft Fiiiisliinrr ilo., extrtt do.
P London and Pliilailelphia:Portcr, Sl.t)Ugl1l.9hll’T
)llLCfS Sallail Oil Castllc ..'ci‘i) Salt. Pctre, ‘at
1l3.ratiib, Pearl Asli, bottle Corkls: fancy and Lenin-
mon Junk Bottles, Vials of all. sizes, amp
Glasses, Pumice and Rotten Stone Glue, a $1.1-
crior ciualitv, Bath or scouring Brick, Black
end, Ivory Black, Red Chalk, Rosin, Whiting.
Shoe Blacking, Coarse and’ fine Sponge, India.
Rubber, Sic. &c.
Improved Patent Hinge and Pivot
PUBLIC ATTENTION
S inost respectfully soliccted'b_v the subsciber to
an invaluable preparation. The
BOTANICAL DROPS!
are every year increasing their long established re-
putation. '1‘ha_v have outlived man rival preparations,
‘F-'l1'llll‘e continually gaining upon public conlideiice.
They have been successfully administered for many
Salt Rheum, Le-
P"03.V. Sh A-"ll'°".Y'S Fire, Fever Sores, White
Swellmgs. 5CI1I'Vy, Foul and obstinate Ulcers, Sore
Legs and Eyes. scald Head, and Vencreal Taint;
and are also successfully used in cases of violent
eruptions after the Measles, Red Blolches, Pimple:
on the Face, I"csteri:‘.g, Eruptions on hot skin, and
diseases of the external surface, and are one of the
best Spring and Autumn Physics known, to free the
system from liumours.
-A Physician of eminence. who had witnessed the
eflicacy of this article. had the candour recently to
acknowledge to the proprietor, that he considered it
the best medicine known for the complaints for
which it is intended, antl that it ought deservedly
to stand at the head ofthe whole class of suclirem--
edies. Price $1 it bottle, or 6 bottles for $5.
D UJIIFRIES’ JTCH 0IN’lu1IENT!
7 ME extensive sale and established reputation
of Dumfries Itch Ointment, encourage the Pro‘.
5.
1;
piictor to recomend it with renewed confidence ti}
the public as a most innocent as we
application for this annoying _
inveterate cases have been cured in one hour by 11115
esteemed Ointment, It contains no meicury, or other
rtoxous ingredient, and may be confidently appliei‘.
even to the youngest children, or prcgnan
It as powerfrw
disease. The 1110!!
t female: .
. DR iii:i.1-*i.=:’s
AN TI-BILO US PILLS-_ ;
For irtdigestion, Loss of Appetite, Lzstfessne 3
ejnce Cholitii 3. ‘
ons Aflizctions, «$13.
8. successful expericn
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Norwalk Chronicler