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SUPPL OF STONE
HE subscriber hasjust received a new supply
I of Manble, suitable for Grave Stones, Hearth
sgonos, &c. also Nortltliiver Flagg for Heatlth
Stones, which hoolfers for sale cheap for cash, A so
about 300 bushels of sand. An elegant Pedestal Mon
ument of White Marble, for sale at his esttiblishnieut
d . t ( th Br'd -e.
‘I.-Iel‘:h"IIj 0“ 0 0 I ISDMOND PRICE.
LEVIGLARK,
IVA TCH-JIIAKER. ./E I/VELLER, §' SIL-
VERSIIIITH.
Has this day added to his stock of Fancy Goods,
a great variety of Watches and Andirous, Breast
Pitts and Looking Glasses, Finger Rings and Britan
in \Vare, Ear Drops and plated Candlesticks, VVatch
Keys and Tea \Vaiters, Silver Pencils and Brass
Candlesticks, Steel 'I‘weezers and Brass siiuffers.
Snulfer Trays and Bead Purses, Tooth brushes and
Silver Combs. Fancy SnufI’Boxes an-I Razors, Fine
Soap and Clocks, Silver Thimbles and Flutes, Tea
Bells and Penknives, Beatl Purses and Silver
Spoons, Guard Ribbons and Butter Knives, Percus
lion Caps and Pomatum, Otto of Rose and Pocket
Books, Sun Glasses and fifes, Cloth Brushes and
Fiddles, Steel Chains and Goggles, &°c. &.c. All of
which will be sold cheap. Clocks and Watches
carefully repaired and warranted. 51
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New Haven, Oct. 1835. EWTON7
Dec. 59, 1:335.
New F alland W'z'ntcr Goods.
WILLIADI GALE, is this day opening a lar-re
assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, vi;
n|'°8llCl°ll|S. Caseimeres and Satinetts of every co:
if": 9_“_a1'_l_}' "_"d l"'lC93 200 ps. French German and
1' -rtno, from I8 cts. to $2 per yard; 500
"'=‘ ~ finally and other styles ofshawls and lilulrg
5.? I ~ : rgant French and English Calicoes, from
30, 200 ps. domestic Calicoes from IO cts.
I 5000 yds. black and colored Silks of every
tlyle and description for l.adie’s dresses and Co-ms,
'_3(’00Yd8- bleflclted and brown shitting: antl sheet-
."’E5i 20 P5 l’li\'3ll. llrown and green Coats hair Cam-
blets, 40 ps. Canton Flanncls, bobbinet Luccs. Quilt-
lngs lnsertings and edgings, Travelling Baskets, silk
and cotton Umbrellas. Sept. 22, I835.
ROSE AND POINT BLANKETS,
F All sises,just received by
L. M. STEVENS.
Nov. 16, 1835. 2
REAT BARGAlN.——l~‘or sale, the promises on
which the subscriber lately resided, tronsisting
of sixteen attics ofgood arable and pasture land.
On it are 8. substantial tnodt-rn built two story dwell-
lug. Complete with every convenience, good barns
and out houses, all in excellent repair, and a vari
ety ofgarrluu fruit and slirubbery iitioqnzilled in this
or any other town. In addition to the ill)0A8 may
be had, ata riIIl° rrice, frotn one to two ltuutlred
acres of land, situated in the town of Wilton. Terms
ofpayment made easy, and the greater part ofthe
purchase money may rt-main on hood 1: mortgage-,
for a term ofyeuis. For ftirtlter pnrtictilurs, apply to
THADDEOUS HOY'I‘, or
Wilton, Jun. 1830. HIRAM B. LONG 10 tf
N. B.--If the above property be not sold before
tlzefirst of April llt!XI.. it will then be to let.
NEW GOODS, at large supply of reasonable dry
goods, ofmost every description. this day
L. M. S'l‘F.VF.NS
r¢c’dt:y Aug. I2.
GENERAL DEPOT
. AND
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
HE Subscriber is constantly adding to his al-
reatly 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-
Thc following new articles deserve attention :-
HOW'S PREMIUM STOVE for the Kitchen.
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly fin-
ished aparatns for cooking, boilers, kettles pans.
griddles &c,;cortiiumes less fuel. gives out more
heat, than any other article of the kind heretofore
presented to the public. It is betides, compact in
its form and highly ernumental.Tlie subscribeiis
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,
andoffices. Several have already been put up in
this place: and for chaapness, convenience and
warmth aro rekoned the best yet introduced.
TO TAILORS'
LEWlS’S Patent Coal Stove's, for heating tailor's
Irons. an excellent article, which may also with a
trifling expense, be ada ted 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. _
GRATES. of every pattern plain and ornamen-
tal. brass, Russia shect iron’ soap stone, Ere. at the
lowest rates, and set in the most fashionable and
commodious style.
BOX. circular, and other stoves, of every descip-
lion» Also, every kind of tin and sheet iron work
done to order. Brittsonia metal tea and coffee pots
spoons, knives and forks, and ii variety oftahle and
kitclieufurnitnre. Andirons shovels and tongs, Sic-
STYLES CURTIS.
Norwttlk, West side the Bridge.
NORWALK STOVE VVARE HOUSE,
(East side the Bride.)
ImmTERBELDEN,
HAS on hand and constantly receiving, Ccok
_ and Coal Stoves ofall the various kinds iritue
consisting of Rotary Corrnellit. Cunningham and
Thorp s trhee boiler Stove, French‘: pate: Conical
Stove, James and Warren’: three boiler Stove,
H0yt's.Stove, Willard’s do. Nine plate. box, and
most kinds of Coal Stoves; Steve pipe and most
kinds ofyobbtng in brass. Copper, and Tin, done in
‘short notice. Persons in want of_stoves are particu-
arly invited to call and examine as them is no
charge forlookiug. Recollect, East side the bridge.
Nat-walk, Sept. 8. I835.
STOVES.
LESTER BELDEN. East
-3’ Side the Bride,
[S now offering the best assortment of Cooking
and Coal Stoves, that can befountl in this Coun-
ty. Persons wishing Stoves. will find it their in
ierest to call and examine his stock.
Norwallr.Nov. I4, I835. 2
EVV BOOKS.—The Rhode Island Cottager, a
Narrative of facts by a Clergymati ofthe Pro
testant Episcopal Church, for sale by
J. A WEED. 9
LUMBER.
7 HE Subscriber would inform his friends and
the public, that be has on hantl, at his yard
on the east side of Saugatuck Bridge, at general
assortment of lumber, viz.
Clear boards, plank 5; siding, seasoned fit for im
mediate use.
Common do do do
Hat box boards.
Cloborus X brand, single & no brand shingles
3 feet Cedar do do I
2 feet Cypress do do
Hemlock boards, 8:. scantling
Pine timber Sr scantling,
Also wrot and cut nails by the cask or less quanti
ty. The above articles will be sold very lovt for
cash or short credit. SAM. JACKSON.
Westport, Nov. I1, 1835' 2
N. B All persons indebted to the late firm of
Jackson & Sartdford, are requested to make imme
dinte payment to the subscriber. S. JACKSON.
LENDID HAT RIBBONS.-—VVilliam Gale is
this day opening a large iiassortnietit of Hat and
Cap Ribbons, viz. 5 boxes ofentire new Sl._vI€S of
thick Hat Ribbons ; 3 boxes elegant and new style
Cap Ribbons ; I0 boxes thick lustring from No. I to
'22, and a few pieces of the best qtiality black and
blue black satin and lustring Ribbons, a very scarce
article ; 10 boxes black Galloons dy the box or by
tlte piece, 8i.c. December 8, I835.
ONDON ANNUALS for 1836 -—The Christian
Keepsake, and Missionary Annual. edited by
Rev. Wm. Ellis: Friendship's Offering, and VVin
ter’s Wreath. Afew copies of each just received
direct from London, by J. A. WEED.
LACK &. BLUE POULT DE SOIE.-—.Wil
linm Gale is opening splendid black and blue
Poult do Sole panGro do Swiss silk for ladies dress
es and coats: 50 ps rich plain and figured heavy
gro do Bcrlins and gros do Naps, wide india Salim
sinchews amt sarcenet colored florences, single art I
double width mattiona italinn Silk, green 8:. biown
uzireinrt. black serge 20 boxes splendid hat rind cap
Ribbons, the richest styles ever offered in this mar
ket; 20 ps rich figured velvet ribbons, all colors;
5000 yds lustring ribbons from I I-2 to 22, sticli as
green, blue, blk, brown and every desirable color;
bead bugs and purses, hosiery and gloves of every
style and description. 1
OOKS 81. STATIONAR.Y—The subscriber
has on hand and intends keeping. a complete
assortment of School Books, Blank Books and sta-
tionary together with a variety of Miscellaneous pub
licatiotis t-.-liicli are offered to the publlclt at the low
tffil prices.
Werstport, Jun. I336. J. W. TAYLOR. I0
HE Subscriber liasjust received and is offering‘
for sale. one of the tnost extensive and best se
leced assortmcnts of Fancy Articles in the county.
Also khandsome assortment ofJewelry, consisting
in part, of fancy articles, &c. perfutnery boxes, snuff
boxes, tobacco, boxes bead bags, and purses, emery
stands and cushions. superior cloth and hair brush-
es, tooth and shaving brushes, shoe. do. Combs of
all descriptions. waist buckles, ever pointed silver
pencil cases, silver thiinbles. silver plated britanii
table and teapoons, salt do. purse clasps, pocket
compasses, steel watch chains, tuning forks, steel
pens, shaving glasses and boxes, breastpins, ear and
finger rings. watch keys and seals, fine pocket
knives, superior razors and straps, calfand morocco
wallets, indellible ink, magicmatcltcs. visiting cards.
perfumery and fancy soapS_gIH\l‘tIOI1iII|'l8 andribbons
ivory rattles, whistles, glass inlrstands with silver
tops, smelling salts, traveling and French baskets,
glass lanterns, buttonsof all kinds, kc. &c. For the
above and many other articles, pleasecall at the
Westport Variety Store. JOHN \‘V.TAYLOR 8
FRENCH GOODS.
NOIV IS THE 'l"}ME —The recent conflagra.
tion in the city of New York, having d8slY0.\'9d
most ofthe French goods in the city, such a_sFrench
merinoes, silks of every tlesci-iption..merino and
ihibot wool shawls. 810. so that we have over)’ "33
son to be-lieve, that this circumstanr_:e. I0 8'-lller
with thv anticipated war withFrance, will cause such
goods to be very high and scarce. 'l he subscriber
having an unusual large supply uftlre nlmvc g00(l_S {HI
riaud at the present time, gives no true ‘to the puoltc.
that he is ofliertiigthem at the oldprices; and the
circumstancc of their never having been clieapetthau
the present season, renders it an objc-‘ t to those who
want to call without delay. now is the time.’ “‘a pen-
ny avetlis two penceearued.” L. M. STEVENS-
()OD BARGA[1\iS.—Country it-ercltutits and
Black-tnitlis, can be acrotnodated at the store
of Smith St. Hint, with lots ofitori: hollow ware and
hardware of every (l(f.~‘(:l'ipllt)l!. All who rnay pur-
chase, frotii $50 It) $l0U worth will be VCiliL:‘,4.{'-)(I only
the New 'Yorltprit:es. D. S, l5A.I’.'l'l‘-:"~»”='ls T5“-'5’-“"'«"
Dec. 28. I835-
CLOTHS 8; CASSIMERES.
MALLORY has just received from New
0 York, a large assortment of Broatlclollts.
Extra Super Ribbed Buckskin Casseintirs, Sutti
netts, a large assortment of fasliionalile vesting.-', Bik-
& Blue Blk. Silk Velvet, goats hair Ciltlllllela
English do. it large assortment of 'Irim.mings. and
a great variety ofother goods, all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms. 43
LUZWBER AT NORWALK
ILLIAM K. JAMES, offers for sale the fol-
lowing kinds of Lumber at his yard, West
side the Bridge, Norwalk.
363.009 lst and 2nd quality Piuc Shingles,
50.000 two and three feet Cedar do
20,000 two feet Cyprus do
50,000 feet lsl: and 2nd clear Boards,
70,000 mercbantable do
200.000 Barn do
43,000 clear and merchantable Siding
25,000 I I-4 Spruce Flooring _
45,000 1st and 2nd I I-4, I I-2 and 2 inch clear
Plank, seasoned
30,000 feet Hemlock boards
100.0001 I-4inch 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
STREETS: JAMES, are notified that their accounts
must be paid immediately.
Dec. 21,1332. o 7
ROAD CLOTHS &. CASSI-MER.~S~.~—-Williani
Gale liasjnst reeeiveda largtt assortment of
Broad Cloths, Casstmers and Satinette, which he
sell very low, from I50 to $8 among them will be
found a few pieces of elegant invisible greeusolives,
clarit, browns, dahlias suitable for ladies cloaks 10
pieces of heavy double milled cloths. for gentlemen:
over coats,6 pieces brown, drab. olive, pilot cloths
véry strong and heavy, for pea coats, 50 ps ribbed
striped and plain fancy colored cassimr-rs, 100 ps
satinetts f'roni 56 cts, to two dollars, 10 pieces super
black brown blue and green goats hair cat-nbletts. a
few pieces of rich figured velvet for vestings,
500 pieces blached and brown sheetiugs and shirt-
ings, gents lamb wool shirts and drawers, 10-4,
11-4, 12-4, heavy rose blankets, colored and white
horse blankets.
ASTINGS.-—The snbscriber, agent for Geo. E
Waring, of Stamford, will furnielz to order,
Castings ofall kinds. at furnace prices. Any person
in want will please call on
Norwalk, March 24. LESTER BELDEN,
N. B. The highest market price paid for old
‘wrought and castiron, copper, brass, pewter, and
cad.
ENNY MAGAZlNE.—The Subscriber hav-
ing made arrangements 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 it
great Vdtlelyol useful and interesting matter for lit
tle money, are invited to subsscribe, as the quantity
ordered will be limited. J. A. WE-El).
N EVV SUPPLY.
UST Received direct froru Boston 300 bbls and
do No. 1 and 2 half Mackerel; I50 quintals
first quality Codfish; I2tons superior Nova Scotia,
grind stones. For sale low by the subscribers.
HUBBELL 82. PORTER.
RENCH & ENGLISH MERINOES, ofevery
desirable 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 potilt de
sai and gro de swiss silks, a few ps wateretl audand
figured black and blue black gro dc nap silks sttita
ble for cloaks and hats. 150 pieces colored gronvtps.
silks figured and plain. Also another largelot ofla-
dies for stocks of every description from 25 cts. to
$10, fur seal colors for gents over coats, 500 large
sized goats skins for gents cloak colars, 25, gents and
youths fur seal and bare caps at very low prices,
"250 doz mans and youths French and common buck
skin gloves and mittens, 50 doz. cotton and woolen
glove for gents and youths
Dec. 15, 1835. VVILLIAM GALE.
EEDLES.— Drilled t.-ye Needles, at ten cents a
paper, for sale by
OHS. M. KNAPP, Old Well, Jan I2. 1836, 9
' ATS! HATS! John W. Taylor hasjust re-
ceived a complete assortment of Fur and Silk
Hats, oftlte latest fashions, gentlemen can be furnish
ed to order at short notice- Also satin bcaver, 8'
cloth caps, at very low prices.
Westport, Jan. 1836. ' l1
CLERK WANTED.
ANTED A boy frotn 15 to 18 years of age, as
a clerk in a grocery store. One that can
come well ieeomeiided, will meet with good oticour
agements. by applying to . C. BETTS.
Norwalk, Feb. 2, 1835.
NEW SALT STORE AT NORWALK
11 Y
JOIIN BURRALL.
H0 is now offering a few rods West of the
Bljldgei _t‘ S000 assortment of Salt at lowest
market prices, viz :-450 Bushels Rock Salt, first
quality ; do, Turks Island do; do Liv
erpool Ground do in quantity ofBlown Sell, by the
Sack or otherwisc.
N. B. Farmers and Merchants wishing to get
their Fall supply of Salt, are particularly invited to
call and judge for tltciuselves,
Norwolk; Sept. I5‘, I835; 421
IZIIPRO VED ROTAR Y S TO VES.
LESTER. BELDEN
HASjust received an additional supply of Rotary
Stoves, among them may be found a few of
the improved kind for coal. Persons wanting rotary
or any other kinzl of stove, will find their interest
to callEast side the Bridge.
Nov. 15, I835. 2
F O R S A L E.
HE Subscriber ofiiars for sale, five acres of
land, together with the buildings thereon, con-
sisting ofa dwelling house andout houses. lllld 3
shoemaker’s shop. The place is situated about two
miles ofthe bridge on the Danlzury road. and has
an excellentort.-hard, and a young nursery containing
ZIIJOUIIW-I hundred trees; also an excellent well of
water. For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM GRIFFETH, on the preinist.-s
Norwalk, September 29. I835 . 47.
10
Nov‘ 16, I835.
RICH DARK CALICOES
Ps dark calicoes, of the latest patterns
just received and for sale by
L. M. STEVENS.
NEIV GOODS
AT THE WES |'PORT VARIETY STORE.
OHN VV. TAYLOR hasjust returned from New
9, York with Illdl'g9 supply of Goo-ls of all kinds
too numerous to mention. The public are invilrtl
to call at the store, a few r”-(ls West of Sat.-gatuclt
britlge, and exztmine for tlwm.-".elves.
We-stport. Dec I, 1835. 3
VALUABLE FARM FOR. SALE.
I.g"l()NSl'l‘ NG of frotn 95 to 100 acres, ofweil
,.-‘ proportionetl pa.-t.nre, meadow, and pl-.>iii:lt
land, in a gem] state of ctiltivation, with l‘.(|tlSt? and
out houses in good condition. A new l)ilI'tl 36 by 40
feet staiitliiig on the premises. Also, a piece of salt
meadow, lying at Rook’s Spring, from four to live.
acres. Also, :1 piece ofwoorllmiii,lying on Whor-
tlehury Hill, four acres and .1 half. 'I‘li.-‘:l'artn is sit-
ll’-.l.l.U(I on the line dividing ‘.‘v’ilzm1 from l‘inrv.'nll<.
about three miles from Notwalk Bridge. Aim, tot:
.-acres, pl.-iiiglt, and wo-.:(l land, lying in Dicltstitt’:
noori. Also three horses, one puirofuxcn and 23
cows—- farming utensils, household ftirnittI|‘t5. 510-
lf notdispnsed of at private sale before the lsi day
of March next, the above personal property will lhell
be sold at public auction. For further particulars,
apply to the subscriber on the premises.
HENRY HOYT.
tm. L6.
Wilton. Dec. 9.2, 1835.
EGISTER for 1836, the Count-cticet Register
for 1836, just received and for sale by
J A. WEED.
VHEESE.—-I500 lbs Cheese just rec’d and for
(J sale by C.
Dec. 4. 1835.
IVILLIAJII GALE
‘)LFERS for sale a handsome and general assort-
ment of HATS, including tghose ofthe latest N
Your: fashions. Gentlemen can besupplied with hats
to order upen short notice March, 18,1835.
I ATS. THE Subscriber have on hand an as-
sortment ofgentlemcn’s Hats ofgood quality.
and intend it full supply, keeping made in the best
manner and finished in New York in tltelatest style.
Gentlemen can be supplied with Hats to Order upon
short notice.
ALFRED M ALLORY.
INE CU'fLERY'—The subscriber is now offer-
‘ ing for sale, a very large and ttandsomeassorb
ment of superior pen antl picket knives, cornmon
do, superior fine and common Razors, table knives
and forks, carving do. with steels, fine scissors and
shears, pruning knives, Sic. Sac.
J. W. TAYLOR. Westport. 12
IRON AND STEEL.
OR SALE, at. the store one door north the Mill
Sweerls Cart and VVaggon tirc,
English do tlo do do
Square and flat swceds iron—all sizes,
do do American do do (lo
do do English do do do
Rotind American and English do do do
Naylor 8/ Co.’s celebrated cast steel,
Saunderson, Brothers 31. Co.’s do do do
Band, nutt, and hoop iron,
Spike and nail rods, 8t.c. Sic
W. J. STREET.
I0
Norwalk, Jan. 1835.
OUSE AND LO'l‘ for sale, situated in the cen-
tre of the village of Norwalk. near the church,
on the east side of the rivet. There house is a 2 story
frame building with every convenience fora family,
with barn, out houses. and a well of good water.-—
Thc lotcontatns about three acres of lantl. On it
there is a variety of fruit trees. and the soil is of an
excellent quality. lfthe above shall not be sold by
the 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
.1836.
OHN VV. TAYLOR hasjust receive’ the follow
iug Alinanacks, viz. Middlebrookos Almanac,
Davy Crot:kett’s do, Elton’s Comic do, Queer do,
Uncle Sam’: Comic do,.lacltson do. for sale by the
dozen or single.
The subscriber having taken the agency fortbe
Penny Magazine and Penny Cyclopedia. for W653
port, Greensfarms and Soulhport. has made arrang
ments with the publishers for the delivery _of the a
hove works as soon as they shall be published, at
$1 50 a year. Persons wishing to subscribe will do
well to call soon, as the number ordered will be. litn
ited. JOHN W. TAYLOR.
Westport. Oct. I835. 51
ENNY MAGIZINE. Parts 38, 39 8:. 40 ofthe
Penny Magazine, and_a few numbers of the
Penny Cyclopedia. and Family Commentary on the
Bible, just rec’d by J- A- WEED-
ERINU CLOTHS.-200 ps. French, En-
glish and German Merino Cloths, of every de
sirable shade and qtiali-ty at prices 20 per cent cheap
or than last year. To purchasers of Mertnos, he
would say, call before purchasing elsewcrc, has
you will fiutl cidetlly to your advantage.
Oct. 13. L. M. S'I‘EVfI'
l YE and Buckwheat flour, kept constantly on
hand and for stile, by C. BETTS 8
No 6 Burralls Buildings, Norwalk.
UTTER.—A small quantity ofthe first quality
just received and for sale, by C. BETTS
No 6 Burrall’s Buildings. 8
AUCTION SALES
F Hardware, Ste. The sales by auction ofthe
stock of Messrs Smith 81. Hoyt, will he contin-
ued every Tuesday and Satuurday. Ilnlil fuither8no-
tice. Jan 5. I336
AMP 0IL.—Best Winter strained Sperm Oil,
for sale by -I. A WEED-
’ MERINO CLOTHS, '
LARGE Addition to his former stock, this day
A received, and for sale low. by L. M.
STEVENS. Nov. 16, 1835 2
NE 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 fashionable and durable manner at moderate
prices. -
u
62
land and America has established their reputation, is
needless. Sufiice it to observe, that for redundancy
of Bile, Flatulene, Costiveness, Headache, &c, 81c,
they will undoubtedly prove far tnore serviceable
than those drastic purges so frequently employed,
and will not only at the same time tend to remove
the offending cause by gentle inotions,&. strengthen
the digestive organs, but improve the appetite and
renovate the s_vstein.—t’rice 50 cents.
N 0 T I C E
To Rheumatic Iuralirls.
ERSONS suffering under Rheuiuatic Afft-.r:tion.
are r_espectfull_v assured, that they can obtain of
the proprietor and his agents, It safe and tttlniira ble
remedy for Rheumatism, however obstinate the dis-
order may be, and in all its difi‘eieut stages.
afford immediate relief‘ to the patient, and has sotne
times been attended with such extraordinary success
as to cure the most distwssing Rheuuiatism in 24
hours-—even when of years standing.
t):,a=D_tt.. Jiatstsisgti
RHE UIVIA TIC LIN1]lIE1V'.' ’.
This highly valuable Liniment is rocomtiient-d with
a confidence fouutletl on the opt-rietioe ofinauy year s
not only as a cure for that excruciating disease, but
as an excellent application for Stilfiir-ss ofthe Joints
Numbness, Sprains, Chilblitiiis. dltc.
This article is consitlcretl to superior to every thin;_~
else, and to possess such uncommon virtues, that it
is ordered frotn distant parts of the C0llnll‘_\'.
An Agent recently writes: “Please sentl me a
further supply ofJohb's Linirtient. I shall probalilt
sell it considerable quantity, as it is I'(3Ct)t«Xllllt.3ll(.ll'tl
by some of our physicians very highly ”
Price 50 cents is bottle.
The Painful and Djbililati/lg Cozizplctizit cf
TH E P I L E S.
l'.:t2t=lt.'".a ii.tiu4.‘;.?i:~tr: r:-‘.i«:;-—::ntl tn uunteiunc inst:in~
cot line been illt7ltIlllglll_‘,.' cu. l,=-.- lliv ::sEttiitiisti:i:i(m
Of ’
DEL‘.-l§'~"?,ll"'..“l l~I.l§.’tilii3V l"%";'l': '.«"il:'-f ;"li.l~'..~'.
I‘-‘£1-'i.i2Ill”.“>i1}li)i‘L=¥'t*li cmtipl-izi::.l .-':--a m'..‘i._-:iIre~ it-Id ro.
- ttio-vz=.>-. Elm .«'_\;iii,u:u;u.~ t‘. lll-' I: in {jli“l‘ll'v in com-
piiny IlIi1'ltIl*I)l'lil‘l', aim,‘ §,,.;,-,.,__,. .L,,_,, ‘i,,,,,_, ,. ,,, ”.,.
patient; viz: l".ain in Loin-‘: llt':ltl:It ii.-; ii...» of
Appetite; Ilt'.ll_,'_[f.*.~lllH~§ and NIH‘! ll’l*'l‘l(.~ oi d.-liility
_-l, relieved Patio-til \\':‘l'e:‘ from a (list-ll‘ct-; “It i-
but justice to you to itit'i.rii: you. that I have lI~t't‘-
your "Dutnfrios’Reme-ly for the l’i|.-_-” for sonn-
timc past, and have found it eminently stici-i,-.-.-ltil.”
Tito lioriit.-tly in quiet: iiii=oc--tit, at-tl i‘n:tt- in‘ admin
isterezl to all ti,-_{cs an-_l li-"vtlt stlxes. 'iiIlll’;nnl .-im,,|.-
'.ilfi‘.t_',ii()ll\l, will: it tlt’.>'t'.'lijll.lt\i'; of the r_-ntttpiimit, ar-
corrtpaizy +.-tici. p:i<:lt=e,»;¢'=>., -.*i;zi;.‘i .3m.;;i.:t.s oi‘ tw.-_. 5,.-tx.
us, t')tl(.’ izoiitziitiiizg an (lint.-.".-.:z~.:, iimi the other it-;
Ele-;tuai'y. l’rir'o $l for lii,-ll: E‘.:lltltf.~I, Ol' 50 Cttnl-~
where but one is wanttarl.
ALBIOIV CORN PLASTER.
7 BE Albion Corn plaster sol'tett.'- the Corn.
however old and tough, anil 9;.-i.;i.~i§~ it Hi ill.
very roots. The relief offot-doll is gentle, itumetli
ate and thorough.
A Recent Case.
Sir—I do not hesitate to give my most unquali
fiod approbation in favor of your most valuable Albi-
on Corn Plaster By the use of less than at box, ft-lr.-
Stowel has been cured ofa corn on each foot, which
had been exceediugly troublesome and painful fo.
years, and I think it but justice to your inviilitiilile
preparation to add, (for the ellCt)UI‘tlg6lllf£lll oftliose
who, owing I0 l'€lN‘atted (ll~'r's[)Dt)ll]llll‘ll|lS in the vari
--us remedies resorted to. linve finally tlespailed of
a cure) that your Plaster cured hericorns alien‘ try
lug other highly recomended remedies to no pm‘
pose ; and, what increases my confidence in the su
periority ofyour Plaster, is the fact. that it has been
used by several of my neighbors with equally good
success. SETH S'I‘()Wl£LL
Keeper ofToll House, S. Boston Bi'id.I.zc,
Boston, June l7th. "
Price 50 cents.
S ORE AND INFLAIIIED E YES.
HE studious, the weakly, and others who are
. troubled with soreness or iulliiination ofthat
delicate organ,‘ will obtain a most pleasant and inval
uablo application in
DUJIIFRIE. " EYE IVA TEIE.
This well established VVash for the Eye tistmlly givrs
immetliute relief, t'Vt'lI in very Zlf_-',gl'{{v;|lr}il iii“-ii,-,_-5
of soreness and infl:itri.tt:ttinii. Price 95 oonvs,
THE TOOTI-I AC1-IL‘.
Gum Opium, Oamphor, M rm, Alocs, Gam-
boge, Guaic, Ammoniac, cammony, Kino,
Foetid, Galbanum, Arabic, Tragacanth and Ban
bury Gum, Rochelle, Epsom and Glauber Salts,
Sal N itre, Sal Ammoniac, Pulv. Rhubarb, Root
ll0. Gcntiann, Ginseng, Senna, Pink root, Vi-
ginia Snake root, Black Snake root, Scnegu
Snake Root, Valerian, Uvi Ursi,ERos:hmary,
Digital is, Chamomile Flowers tngli anti
Spzmisls Saffron, Dultz, Gold Tlii’cud, Sago-,.
Barley, Cream Tartar, Arrow Root.
Flatke Manna, Cantharidcs, Stramonium, Foo-
nttgrcck, Colchicurn, Cardamom,‘Corinnclcr,,
Aiinis, Caraway and Fennel Seeds Juniper
Berries, Cubebs, Extract. Liquorice,’ Root do.
Spanish Sarsaparillu, Mezerin Root, Coltimbo.
Blood Root, Colchicuiri and Pellatory Root, Gin
got do. Angusttira, Citnella, Carsttrilla, Simarou.
ha, Peruvian and Tooth ache Bark, Pulv. Peru
Bark, Sanf'ord’s do. Orange Peel, Quassia,
Guaic root and Pulv. Curcuma Pre tired
Chalk, Russia and American Isinglass, Cciinus,
..'t:'. ' cean I oss aecu -
plutrctiof Antimouyir, _Sulp. Zinc, Sugar of Lead,
Semi. Ox. Lead, Lapis, Calamtnc, Sulphur, roll
Brimstone, Sulphate of Potash, Poland Starch,
VVhite wax, Cochineul, Calcincd Magnesia,
Carb. Magnesia, Cart). Ammonia or Salts of
Hurtshorn, Oxalic Acid, Tartaric Acid, Super.
Carl). Soda Sal Soda, Muriatc of Lime Tart.
Antimony, Root. and Pulv. Ipecac, Jalap, Pre-
pprccl Antimony, Cowhage, Ergot, Colycynth,
l. u.\; Vomica, Crocus Mnrtis, Culomel, Red Pre-
ctpitate, white do. Corrosive Sublimate, Arsenic,
Sulph. Qttinine Acetate Mor hine Strychnine
Eleterian, Iodiiic, Lunar Caustlic, Cdustic Potash:
lssue1I)’oasc, Ox. Bismutlé, MaiI'shall’s Flowers 0!
Iron. hosphate ot'lron arb. ron Liver of Sul-
nhur, Phosphote of Soda. Laudantim. Paretrorie.
Syrup, Tinctures of Rhubarb, Cinnamon, Pelle-
tory, Digitalis, Cantharidcs, Catcchu, _Iorline,
Colchicttm, and Blood root, Compound 'I‘metures.
of Guaic, Valerian, Peruvian Bark, and Laven-
der, Murittte tine. of'Iron, do. of Lime, best cold
pressed Castor Oil, Olive Oil, Balsam Copavia,
do. Fir, Sulphuric Ether, Spiritspf Turpentine,
Venice Turpentine, Oil Spike, Oil of Tar, Oil of
Succini, Spirits of Hartsliorn, Spirits of Nitre,
\Vorm POWtiCl'S, Dovcrs Powder, Ptcra, Hysteric
Pills, Blue Pills, Family Pills, Cough Pills, Hull‘:
Pills, Antimonial 8:. I pecac. VVine,Ptcra,Adlte_sivc,
Dyachylon, l\lci-curial, Strcngtlicrung and Blister
Plaster, Aitgttiiittiiit, Citron, Iodine, Rod, Bacilt
con, Piles, W'bitc Sr. Simple Ointments, Turner’:
Comte, E:<tract, Pepper,_I-Icn.ba'rie, Cicttta, S3!‘
vine, and Geiitiaitrt, Ii2_icctioiiPipcs, Iuj. Syringes,
Ba_rI)a,d()CS Tar, C‘-onkltn’s Strciigtltenini l’1aster..
OILS AND ESSENCES.—Oil of lmonds,
J unipcr, Origanait, Ioscmary,\Vormsced, Cloves,
Spruce, Ltivciitlcr, Burgiutrlot, Anms, Lt3¥7l_0l1y.
\Vi1itergi‘ccn,Ciiinamon, ’cp')cmlll1l, SP0”-l'lTl"lll-'n
Tansy, VVormwood, Hemlock, Pcnnyroyal, and
Sassati-us, Ess. of Spruce. _
SPICES, S;c.——Ground Cloves, Cinnamon, All-
spice, Pepper, Ginger, &. Cayenne Pepper, Nut-
niegs, Mace, Mustard, Preserved Ginger, Dates,
'l‘am:triiids, fzc.
PA'l‘ENT MEDlClNES.—VVhitwell’s, By-
am’s, Steel-’s S; common Lifluid Opodeldoc, Opo-
dcldoc Liniment, Whitwc ‘s and Hitchcock's
Snuff‘, Byam’s Physical Drops, VVheat0n’S and
Newell’s Itch Ointment, D_aven rt’s Bilious
Pill‘; and Eye “Tater, Lce’s ilious Pills,
Ht. A r’s Pills, Bateinan’s Drops, Godfrey's Cot‘-
’-’ IIIS agonizing disorder is cured in it- tno-I
paiulul .-ta-gt-s. by one ofthe IIl()~l sillljllt! .15
well as powerful remeiliuts kttotvti in inodetit prac-
tice.
TEETH. GUHIS.
V ‘ HOSE who would to am or i'¢_>sIt)rt: thiisp dcsi
rable perst‘-n:il ailv:intt_2es. ate iissiimd that
no composition can he nlitaiiiotl .‘~’llpt.‘!it)l‘ to the
BRITISH ANTI-SEPTIC Dl§N'l‘ll“RlCl5.
which is exempt frotti acid and otlu-r tltrli-l()I‘lt)Ii§ ii.-
gretlients, which too fiequently enter the cnmp.t.~i
tlons oftooth powders in t,-oiuiuon use and ii nl.iici._«.
the enamel of the l.t’t'lll. \Vitllt)l]'. do no it [l1~ |.,.,-,4
injurv. lts ap--ltratiou til.-to lmtci-,5 and sin,-ti, .3, ...s
be Gums, secures to them tlit-ii‘ li:-.ilti-y and flu: til
line. and by tetunvin-_- all lll{f‘,t)llillltIli,€ and olf--i,.
sive f0i'eigti :t('(:utitul;iti0ii from tho Ifltjlll, pt‘(:seI‘)'cs
the natural sweetness ofthe l)l't't'|lll.
Price 50 cents.
CONS U111 P TI ON, A S I TIMA A ND
CA TAR RII .’
N that long train ofdiseases which seem to grow
with the growth of civilized society CONSUMP-
I ION takes the lead in its relentless inroads upon
human life. lmproperueglect in the adiuini.-tratioit
of simple and salutary renit-dies, is sure to be re.
proved by a tlrt-.odful succession of consumptive s_y ni-
ptoms; oppression of the breast; greenish and
bloody spittle: ulcerated lungs liectic ft-ver; sltriv-
elled extremities, and general etiiuciatioii of the
whole hotly; prostration of strength, flushed cheeks;
swollen lcot and legs; and at last, iti full possession
ofthe mental faculties, and while hope stilt whi~pcrs
her flattering tale; cold extremities, and at prema-
ture death.
For the various stages ofthis complaint, one of
the most approved remedies ever yet discovered is
DR. iii-:1.t«‘1«:’s
ASTHMATIC PILLS.
The exceedingly powerful, amt yet equally safe
and innocent preparation, has effected tltrough and
rapid cures upon patients supposed to have been tai
advanced in a confirmed Consumption. and who
have exhibited the appearances wliicb usually indi-
cate a fatal termination ofthe tlisortlcr,
Price $l for whole boxes, of 30 pills, and 50 cents
for hulfdo, ofl2 with directions.
DEBIL1 TA TED FEIIIALES.
THE complaints peculiar to the female part of
the community, have been long succesfully
treated by the administration of
mi. nr:LrJ~:’s
AROMATIC PILLS.
They cleanse the blood from those disorders ofthe
female constitution, for wlticli the pills are an effect-
ual specilic—-they restore a free circulation, reform
the irregular operations of the saugniferous system.
revive and estahlisli the desired healthy habits, and
restore to the palled countenance the natural glow
of health and good spirits. "
dial, Ching’s \Vorm Lozenges, Trotter’s Balsam
of Hoarliomid, Pcctoral Honey of Boneset, Bals.
of Honev. Tut-lington’s Balsam of Life Ander-
5on’s Cough Drops, Church’s do. Cooper's Es-
sence of Iceland Moss, Harlacm Oil, British Oil,
Batlcy’s celebrated Congress Powders, for making
Congress SpringVVater, Seidlitz, and Soda. Pow-
ders, :1 superior article.
FANG Y ARTICLES, PERFUMER Y, &c.-'-
Pot and roll Pomatum, Antique Oil, and Cologne
\Vuter, tl variety of Patterns, Lavender and
Orange flower VVz1tcr, Bear’s Oil, Macassar Oil,
Musk, Naples and \Vinds.or Shaving Soa , at
variety of fancy So.-it -t, Wash Balls, white or-
fttmed bar Soap, for shaving; wasliiitg, &c. very:
cheap, Castilc Soap, Smelling Bottles, Flesh and
hair Powder, Court Plaster, black and flesh
colored, Clay's Pearl Tooth Powder, Compound
Charcoal Powder, an excellent article for the
Teeth, Tooth, Nail, Hair, Cloth and Shoe
Brushes, Dusters, Scrubbing and White \Vash
Brushes, &c.
DYE STUFFS, HATTERS’ ARTICLES,
Src. &c.—Chip Logwood, Rod wood, Fustx. Ni-
caragua, ground Cmmvood, Extract L
Verdigris, Alcohol, Gum Shellac, Seed Lac, Oi}
of Vitrol, Blue Vitriol, Nitric and Muriatic Acid,
Muriatc Tin, Co pcras, Alum, Indigo, Spanish
Annato, Aqua Flbrtis, Alleppo Galls, Salts Tar-
tar, Hatters’ Jacks, Clothiers’ do. Hatters’ Stop-
ping Brushes, Soft Finishing do., extra do.
London and Philadelphia Porter, Stoughton’a
Bitters, Still-ad Oil, Custile Soap, Salt Petre, Sal
Erattts, Pearl Ash, bottle Corks, fancy and com-
mon Junk Bottlcs, Vials of all sizes, Lamp
Glasses, Pumice and Rotten Stone, Glue, II. at!-
perior O11I1llI§, Bath or scourin Brick,
ead, Ivory lack, Red Chalk, osin, Whiting,
Shoe Blacking, Coarse and fine Sponge, India.
Rubber, Sac. &c. -
Dr. Hull’s Improved Patent. Hinge and 15100
TRUSSES
PUBLIC ATTENTION
lt10SIl‘eSpPL'lftlll_V soliceted by the subsciber to
an ll1\’3llIl€ll)lP |)lt"pttl‘:lli\)ll. The
BOTANICAL DROPS!
are every year increasing their long established re-
putation. 'l'liey have outlived mun rival preparations,
z-nil are C0flIlIll1:lll_V gitittlng upon public confidence.
They have been successfully administered for many
yHtt's,asa retuedy for Scrofula, Salt Rheum. Le-.
prosy, St. Antltouyv; Fire, Fever Sores, White
Swelltngs, Scurvy, Foul and obstinate Ulcers. Sore,
Legs and Eyes. Scald Head, and Venereal Taitit;
and are also successfully used in cases of violent-
eruptions after the Measles. RM Blolcl-es, Pirnples
on the Face, Festerizig, Eruptions on het skin, and
diseases of the external surface, and are one of the
best Spring and Aumm“ Physics known, to free the
system from humours.
A Physician of eminence, who had witnessed the
etiicacy of this article. had the caudour recently to
ackuowleilge to the proprietor, that he eonsidored it
the best inedicitie known for the complaints for.
wliicb it is intended, and that it ought deservedly
Married ladies will find the pills equally useful,
except in cases ofprcguiiey, when they must not be
taken—-nether must they be taken by persons of
hectic or consumptive habits.
Price $l,50 a box.
DR.- .R.EI.FE'S VEGETABLE SPECFIC.
for Sic Headacli 5;.-. Price 50 cents.
None genuine, unless signed on the outside print-
ed wi-zipper by the Sole Proprietor, KIDDER,
successor to the late Dr. Conway. .14 or sale, with
all the other “Conway Medicines,” nt"nis Counting
Room, No. 99, next door to J. Kidder s Drug Store,
coruerof Count and Hanover Streets, near Concert
‘II-lall, ‘l\3osVt‘r,>n__; an]; by his‘ stiseial lalppobintigetit, by
oniv . . i-:1-:1) ruggis , orvva - y EYMOUR
JARVIS and \’Viii. S. Wool), Stamford’: H. L. do W.
M. Sacrrrr, Ilorseneck antl Gl'C8lIWl_Cll.
Large discount to those who buy to_ sell agaiii.
Sept. 5, 183.’).
to stand at the head ofthe whole class of such rein.
edies. Price $1 a bottle, or 6 bottles for $5. »
D UJWFRIES’ ITCH OINTMENTI
H E extensive sale and established reputation
of Duit.f'i-ies Itch Ointment, encourage the Pro-,
tho public as a most innocent as well as powerf
application for this annoying disease. The in
itivetoruto cases have been cured in one hour by ti‘
esteemed Ointment, It contains no mercury, or ot
noxotts ingredient, and may he confidently appl t:.;
even to the youngest children, or pregnant fem:-rm
nn. nst.rs:’s
ANTI-BILOUS PILLS. ,
For indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Listlessnes.-.-._
Hcadeach, Costirvcness, Flatulerice, Cholic, -
zous Aflectioiis, «Sr.
VP 0' comment on the efljcaey oftliese Bills, aft.-.~
_. It Sll.cccS.sful_expcrience ortnany ye Eng-
Eltx. of Hcaitli, Elix. Pro. Syrup of Squills, Hive \
x.
J“ ‘At 43.1% 7.2%
K”
It will
1
IVOR IVALIC '
BISPENSARY.
BY JOHN A. VVEED.
Clay’s Stomach Bitters, \Vheaton’s, Clay’s, and ,.
0gW°°da I
L= .
F
prietor to recoinend it with renewed confidence to I
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