L
I/VA TC'I:I-IIIAKER, JE IVELLER, SIL-
VERSIIIITII.
Has this day added to his stock of Fancy Goods,
‘ a great variety of Watches and Andirous. Breast
Pins and Looking Glasses, Fir-gcr Rings and Rrituu
in Ware, Ear Drops and plated Candlesticks, VI/atcli
Keys and Ten. VVaitcrs, Silver Pencils and Brass
Candlesticks, St.eel Tweezers and Brass slillfft:l‘tl.
SnufferTrays and Bead Purses, Tooth brushes and
Silver Combs. Fancy Snuf‘t'Boxes and Razors, Fine
Soap and Clocks, Silver Thimbles and Flutes, Tea
Bells and Pt-nkiiives, Bead Puiscs and Silver
Spoons, Guard Ribbons and Butter Knives, Pcrcus
lsiori Caps and Pomatum, Otto of Rose and Pocket
Books, Sun Glasses and fifes, Cloth Brushes and
Fiddles, Steel Chains and Goggles, 8,'c. 8i.c. All of
'which will be sold cheap. (Jlocks and. Watches
carefully repaired and warranted. 51
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
I HE Subscriber would inform his'old patrons
rand the public gcnerally,tliat he is constantly
ri aking additions to his li‘.>rar_v of the most popular
m,,_,,,,.,, “.0,-ks__.ilie followin3 IS a partial list.
The]-lei.-ess, Sayings and Doings, Guy Rivers,
Refugee, Tales 87. Sketches, Village ofMneudorpt,
Landcrs Cyclopedia ‘\‘ewtoa Forster, _
Peveril ofihe Peak. I“0t1.r_\'l‘.al'S‘d.2. a halfin the Navy,
Tl e Insurgents, Champions of Freedom,
Pncha ofmuny Tales, Three years in America,
France in 1829 & 30. Life of R 53001‘.
Siliman’s Travels, The Alha mbra.
‘vhias of Scotland, Tales oftlre Maiior,
Hgijji Babe, Jacob Faitliful, .l.isei'ie3 of Marriage,
De Vere. Cruise of the Mulgc, _
Legenilm-_v. Mystery, England & the English,
Two Old Men’s Tales, Men 8' .i\lui.nerst,
Hinh Wavs By Ways, Domiiiies Legacy,
'[‘h: Abbegs, Jucijuelliie ofllolland,
Qnantin Durwzi rd, U. S. Criminal Caiciider;
Life of Mrs Siddons,Tihblelou,s Tmvels,
NP\\’ Tales by Mrs. Opic, American Landlord.
Rhoda’ 1-Iona)‘ 0’ Barn, Right Naincs,
Duke Christian, The Spy: The Pirate
Eartliquake, Briicebridge Hall,
English Life, Melmotb, Red (xauntler,
Josephus, Eugene Aram. _
Dodiinus Diickwortli, Mandeville,
Tales oft'.‘e Prior)’. Cmlage B0)’ -'
Pastors Fireside, Perils of Woman,
Pen Owen, Prairie, Tales of my I.aiiilltirc_I,
Country Neighbors, Last Days of Pompeii,
}«‘e_:,1ivals and Firsts, Missiona.iy,
Pleasures ot'Life, Matthew Wald,
Memoiis of Buck, Nev-'ton’s Messiuli.
Travels through Spain, Mrs. Morre|l’s Voyage,
tvestward Ho, Sketches of Society,
Sketch Book_ Mason's Compend.
Walsh's J ‘ urney. Knickeibocker,
Service Afloat, The Guard-<.
Tales of the West, Anna ol'Goiersteue.
Manners bi. Customs, I"oi'tunes of.\'igel,
M0,-clam} Vale, Dunallnre. The Bone,
Blue Stocking Hall, Arabian Niglils,
Red Rover, Valley of Shenandoah,
\Voodstock, The Barony, Enoch Crosby,
Maxwell, Adventures of ti Ktizzilbaz-tn,
The Provost, The Exclusive, Cyril Thornton.
Peep at the Pilgrims, Adventures ofa I{iug’s Page-,
Great Britain in l833I*‘, ritze.Gcorge,
The Ch,-bong,-0, The Separation,
Tilney Hall, Invisible (ieutli-man,
Elliot’; D. hates, Life of Napoleon.
Roman LII('I'ZIltlI’By Life of I’inckne_v.
Letters from the Egcau, Life of J Tavlor,
Chronicle ofGothani, Dwight’s Travels.
Darliy’s Tour, Saturda_v Magaziiic.
History ofEurope, 'I‘uckuey's Narrative,
Lord Byron, \Vild liish Iiirl, Porters Journal,
History oi Nortlnnen. Pl""-ldi‘. _ _
pogihm-,,cu5 Papers, (Tontrast, The Rivals;
Hope Leslie, Coming Ou.t.'l‘h_e Bravo,
Clarence, Welsh Mountains, king of the Peak.
Heidenmauer, Lineol Lincoln, Fair Maid of Perth,
The Disowned, High Life, Flirtuiion,
Elizabeth do Bince, Pelham. Devercau,
Antiquity , Glaslon de Blontleville. Retreat,
Wgpi of \,-Vishton IYIL-tll, \‘l’ater YYIICII,
History ofthc Bible, Polar Seas and Rcgionfi.
Rollin’s Ancient Bisiory, English Baron,
Pleasures of Ilope, Tliadilt-us of Warsaw,
‘Babylon the Great, Taies oftlie Heart, _
Coningsinar, Abbott, Discoverv 0.f.AI'lIt’.l'ICiII,
Life ofGcorge 4th, History of British India,
Orations of Dcmosthene=. K"“ilW°"”b
The Rambler, Decision, Fall ofJerusalcin,
‘Paris Chit Chat, Children oftbe Abbey.
Domestic Recreation, Fables. Sphtllfill Di*“§I“e":
Lacon, Essays mid Skichcs, Ilnppiuesa.
White’s Remains, \\'illisou’s Woiks, Vathek,
Ship Wreck, Peregrine Pickie. I-‘II Bless.
Tales ofihe. Crusaders, Caleb Wtlliatns.
Launcelot Greaves. Henry IVIIIHP-I’.
Sir Charles Graudisou, Early LNS065.
Guy Maneriug, T. Mooro’s Works,
Almoran & Hamet, George Desmond,
Abbey of Weyhill, Birds ofScotl:inu,
Seekers Lectures, Recluse, Lights and Shadows,
Louisa, Madeline, Bannock Burn,
Cottage Fireside, Amelia, Fillets England.
Elements of Wai,Entail,Floreuce Macarthy,
Lollards, Lionel, Campbell, Physiognomixt,
Reginald Dalton, Prccaution,
Lectures on Politeness. Balm of Gilead,
Essay on Modern History, Tales ofu 'I‘ravcller
Shakspear, Hermit in the Country, Coll:-giaus,
Oxonians, Chiistian Researches,
Asmodcus at Large, Fiddlers Observations.
Four Criogles Log. Domestic Manner.-' of Americans
Hull's Memoirs, Maiiiicrs Chronicle,
Pirates and Robbers, Cruise of Potomac,
Falkland, Pilot. Helt-n.Caspar I-Inuser,
Tough Yarns, Linwuods,
Croeke.t’s Life of Van Buren.
Horso Shoe Robinson, Kcutuckiau in NeivYork
Rambles in N. Aiuer'ca-
JOHN A. WEED.
LANKS.—The subscriber will keep coiisttintly
on hand, a com plcte assortment of Blanks,
such as Deeds, County Court and Justice book and
note writs 8.i.c. For sale by the gross or dozen.
VVestport Jan, I835 J. VV.'I‘AYI.OR. 8
OM l:‘.S'I‘IC COODS, such as bleached and
unbleached sheetings,cotion batting, candle
wick, cotton twine, bangup cords, mole skins, bea-
verteen,also,alarge assortmcutof sattinetts and
flannels of all colors, for sale cheap. by
March 8, 1836. EL] MORRIS.
A NEA T AR'l'IC'LE.
'w’II.SON’S PATENT STOVES, with or with
boilers, adapted to the office, ,’sl.op, store,
Cheap and economical.
STILES CURTIS.
LUMBER.
HE Subscriber would inform his friends and
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 5' siding, seasoned fit for im
mediate use. _
Common do do do
Hut box boards.
Cloborns X brand, single «S: no brand shingles
3 feet Cedar do do
2 feet Cypress do do
Hemlock boards, 31. scantling
Pine timber 8' scantling,
Also wrot and cut nails by the cask or less quanti
ty. The above articles will be sold very lovi for
cash or short credit. SAM. JALKSON.
Westport, Nov. 11. I335‘ 2
N. B. All persons indebted to the late. firm of
Jackson & Saiidford, are rerpiested to make imine
dinte payment to the subscriber. S. JACKSON.
kitchen, or parlour.
R E M O V A L.
HE subs: riber has removed his stock of Goods
to the store East side the River, It few doors
north of the Bridge. lately occupied by Wm S.
Co mstock. where he is prepared te supply customers
with almost any article they may call for. at the low-
est prices. JOHN IV. TAYLOR.
Westpoi‘t, March 2I, I830. 20
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DR. BRANDRETH.S VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS.
‘ T IS A FACT, that there are good remedi-:s,but
ii is very doubtful whether there are any good
Physicians. Extraordinary cases in which Bran
dreth’s Pills have effected a perfect cuie alter the
most eminent medical men had altogether failed.-
The individuals are llighiy respectable, and their
residence. are given. Call at Dr B’s store I67 Hud
son street, New York. and read the original letterd
all proving the extraordinary power of Brandreth’s
Pillsiu removing diseases of the most opposite char-
actor from the Constitniion. Tliey, in fact prove
y the cures they make, that there is no necessity
or any other medicine.
Mrs Luther, of North 3d street. near 2d street.
VVilliamsbnrg. for 17 years was seriously afflicted
with aviolent pain in her left side, which often be-
camo very bad. The side was wearing to all tip.
pearanct-.{away, andjust over the seat oftlie pain, was
a place you might have laid an cg: in. Extreme
debility and general bad feelings was the csnsi-..
quence ; she could do nothing for herself and family
with pleasure. no reliefwas experienced from any
thing usetl until July last, when Brondretli's Univer-
sals were recommended, and immediate relicfwas
experienced, and on the 3lst of Dec. she assured Dr.
B. the Pills had perfectly restored her health, and
that her side was become like unto the other. Mrs,
L. stated many other particulars, which were there
s ace would be mentioned.
MR. WILSON of 135 Christie street New York,
for 13 years was afflicted with Ciirouic Rheumatism,
and for the last 3 years was not able to walk. has
taken twulve boxes, the pain has entirely left his feet
and knees, so that heis able to walk with comfort.
Miss W "‘**, a young lady residing in Hubert
Stiect, New York had it severe pain in her knee
from which she sufi'ered excruciating pains for up-
wards of tlirev-. years, which cot-fined her to bed al-
most all theliinc. D‘. Mott and several other of
tho faculty hail bled, leached, and blistereil to no
effect ; by taking a few boxes oftliese Pills she has
pcrfcctly recovered the use of her knee’ Observa-
tions on the above would be superfluous. Miss W's
8(l'Il‘(‘8€ is at Dr. B.’s ollirc.
FEVER AND AGUE.—Mn. G. MILLER, of
Harleam, in Sept, last was dreadfully afllicted with
Furor o',‘Agur; the attack generally came on him
every day about 12 o’clock; the disease had dehilita.
ted him in such a manner that his recovery was doubt.
fol. A geniieinanwho tested the goodness of Bran-
dreth's Pills in his own family, persuaded him to try
the medicine. After the first box the Fever was per
fectly and by continuing taking the medicine for a-
bout six weeks, perfect health was restored.
BENJ. IVEEKS, of Westchester, was violently
afilicted with Dyspepsia; he could not take any
food without the most unpleasant sensations in his
chest, head and bowels. His chest was so sore that
tee siiglitcsi pressure gave pain ; his life was most
miserable: numerous were the medicines used; and
the skillofthe first Pliyiseiaiis tried in vain ;us a
lasi recourse he took BI‘andtoth‘s Universal, and in
two months they effected 3 perfcdt. cure.
The following case is abutracte'd from a New Bed
ford paper, which can be seen at D. B’r ntfice :
CURE OF EPILEPSEY, OR FALLING
SICKNESS, oftliree years standing, M P. Maconiber
of Wi:st Point, New Bedford for it period of3 years,
was afflicted with this tcrrible disease. He has had
as many as 6 or 7 fits in a day. and for the time. above
stated, he was not able to attend to any business.-
Every phyiscian ofskill in his section of the country
was Eippli(‘t.I to ; he even went as far as Boston for
help ; but no relief experienced. and at the titne he
heard of Biandreth’s Vegetable Universal Pills,he
had taken no medicines for a great while, his friend-,
thinking there was no cure. But as I5raudreth’s
Piils, were strongyl recommended by Mr. Sisson, of
Uuioii street New Bedford, who, besides experienc.
ing grout benefit from them himself‘ had seen their
benefii-ial powers on several other persons, some in
his own family, It was agreed that a trial should be
made. Four months have not yet passed since he
commenced with them, and although Mr. M. can
tinues daily to take the Pills. It should be observed
that almost from the first commencing with them, he
has been attending to his bu.-‘iueas.
ASTHMA CUREI) --—Thomas S. Brown of
Greenwicli. (Coun.) was taken with a cold, numb
feeling on the 13th of .lune last. He began to cough
and raise phlegm, and in the course of24 hours. about
two quarts of thick white jelly was expcetoiated.
Three pliysicians in Stamford. Greenwich, and Suw-
piits pronounced it a nervous, humid spasomdic
Asthma, and after prescribing for some time, to no
effect, the three consulted together, and finally de-
cliired they could do him no goon; it would. and
must result in consumption. and death would ousure.
and that in avery short time. The pain was excessive
In all parts ofhis body, and thc difliculy of breathing
was such, as almost to cause strangulation. He was
reduced to a mere skeleton, and finally gave himself
up to death. About four Weeks back he saw the
advertisement of Dr. B’s Vegetable Pil|s,and immedi-
ately sent by Capt. J. Waring. ofGreenwicli, for a
'25 cent box, and found ieliefin the course of a few,
days, which encouraged him to persevere, and he is
now (28th October) in New York comparatively
well. He continues taking the Pills, and feels confi
dent they will soon make him perfectly well. Capt.
Benjamin Hosted, of Greenwich, Conn. is fully a-
ware ofihe distressing state Mr. B. has been, and
can be referred to. He has now taken nine twenty
five cent boxes. He has recommended several per.
sons to use the Pills, who have all received great
benefit from them.
More than 400 similar cases to the above. ban be
uow'referred to by Dr. B.
02:’ The above Pills ean be had at the store of
JOHN B. SANDFORD, who has the sole agency
for Fairfield county, and where aconstaut supply
will be kept on hand.
Piice, 25 cents per Box.
Bridgeport. March 29,1836 .
LEVI CLARK is the authorized agent for Nor-
walk, of whom the above medicine can always be
had. _ 2-I.
‘IHIBET WOOL SI-IAWLS.--An additional
supply of those splendid shawls, has jus‘ been
received,also agreat variety of Ladies’ Cravats,
sale for by EI.I MORRIS.
(‘/1APS.—'I‘he subscriber offers for sale a large
lot of Boy’s Clutli Caps at very low prices.
Aug. l1th,1835. CHARLES N_. CLOCK.
LACK &. BLUE POULT DE SOIE.-—.Wil
liam Gale is opening splendid black and blue
Poult do S_oie panGro de Swiss silk for ladies dress
es and coats; 50 ps rich plain and figured heavy
gro do Bcrlins and gros de Naps, wide india Satin:
sinchews and sarcenet colored florences, single an I
doubie width mattiona italian Silk, green 8:. blown
tiarcinet black serge 20 boxes splendid hat and cap
Ribbons, the richest styles ever offered in this mar
ket; 20 ps rich figured velvet ribbons, all colors;
5000 yds lustriug ribbons from I I-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
F O R S A L E.
HE Subscriber offers for sale, five acres of
land, together with the buildings thereon, con-
sisting ofa dwelling house and out houses, and a
shoemaker’: shop. The place is situated about two
miles ofthe bridge on the Danbury road, and has
an excellentorchnrd, and t1 young nursery containing
about two hundred trees; also an excellent well of
water. For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM GRIFFETH, on the premises
Norwallx, September 99. I835 47, -
LENDID HAT RIBBONS.-William Gale is
this day opening a large fnssortment of Hat and
Cup Ribbons, viz-. 5 boxes of entire new styles of
thick Hal Ribbons ; 3 boxes elegant and new styli-
Cap Ribbons ; I0 boxes thick Iui-iiring from No. 1 to
2'2, and a few pieces of the best quality black and
blue black satin and lustring Ribbons, a very scarce
article ; 10 boxes black Galloons dy the box or by
the piece, &I:. Decetnbcr 8, I835.
(EPNEW GOODS!!,\.€l}
THE subscriber has just received an extensive
and well selected assortment of British, French
India an] Domestic Goods, ofeverv varietv of style,
pattern, price and quality; so that all tastes may be
suited, and every buyer receive satisfaction in the
Worth ofihe “1 ney expended. Also. Dry Gl()(.:8-
fies, Hard and Hollow Ware, which will be sold at
a small ads ancc tipon the cost.
GEO. I3. MIDDLEBROOK.
\ViIon, April 5, I836. 21
Mg...
G E N E RA L
AND
F'UR_\.ISPlING VVAREHOUSEo
HE Subscriber is constantly adding to his al-
ready extensive stock, every new improve-
ment iu articles of Kitchen furniture by which his
customers may derive every possible advantage froin
the inventive and enterpri7.ing spirit of the times,
and secure to tlieinsclves and their families every
combination of
ECONOMY AND COMFORT-
The following new iirtiirlns deserve attention :-
llO\V'S I’R.I:'.MlU.\l STOVE tor the Kitchen.
will hunt wood or coal; has ample and hi-._:lily fin-
I5lIL'tI ap5Il’itIIH for cooking, boiler.-', ltettlei-i puns
griddles &c, ; COIIL‘-IIIIlt,‘S less fuel. gives out more
lI(>'1|I, than any other article of the kind lieretofore
presented to the public. It is hetiili-s, compact in
its form and highly ornumental.'I‘lie stibstribeiis
now fitting up some very handsome patterns, which
his cu.-rtoiners are invited to call and examine.
THE CYLINDER GRATE STOVE, is it neat.
pretty and economical article for stores, shops,
audoflices. Several have already been put up in
this plat-::.: and for cliaapncss, convenience and
warmth aro rekoned the best yet introduced.
T0 TAILORS‘
LEWIS’S Patent Coal Stovi-.’s, for heating tailor’:-
Irons, an excellent article, which may also with :i
trifling expense, be adapted to culinary purboseir
THE ROTARY COOK STOVE. so well adapted
to the wants oflarge families, with its latest im-
provements. for biirnlng wood or coal, are still in
constant demand and in high repute.
GRATES. of every pattern plain and or-namen-
Iftl. brass, Russia sheet iron’ soap stone, the. at the
lowest rates, and set in the most fashionable and
commodious style.
BOX.circular, and other stoves, of every rlcscip-
tiou- Also, every kind of tin and sheet iron work
done to order. Brittsonia metal tea and coffee pot.-
spoons, knives and forks, and u variety oftublc and
kitchen furniture. Andirons shovels and tongs. Sic
STYLES CUR I'IS.
Norwalk, West side the Bridge.
FANCY ARTICLES, JEWELRY, &c.
HE Subscriber hasjust received and is offeuri;
T for sale. one of the most extensive and best It:
leced assortment»: of Fancy Articles in the county.
Also ahundsome assortment ofJewelry. consisting
in part, of fancy articles, die. perfuinery boxes, snuff
boxes, tobacco, boxes bead bags, and purses, eiiicry
stands and cushions. superior cloth and hair brush-
es, tooth and shaving blushes, shoe. do Combs of
all descriptions waist buckles, ever pointed silver
pencil cases, silver thtmbles, silver plated britan:.
table and teapoons, salt do. purse clasps, pocket
compasses, steel watch chains, tuning folks, steel
pens, shaving glasses and boxes, breastpins, ear and
finger rings, watch keys and, seals, fine pocket
knives, superior razors and straps, calf and morocco
wallets, indellible ink, magicmatches. visiting cards.
perfumery and fancy soaps. guard chains anilriliboiis
ivory rattles, whistles, glass inkstands with silver
tops, smelling salts, traveling and French baskets,
glass lanterns, buttousof all kinds, lire. 3i.c. For the
above and many other articles, pleaseciill at the
Westport Variety Store. JOHN \V.'I‘AYLOR 8
CLOTHS Er. CASSIMERES.
MALLORY has just received from New
IR. York, a large assortment of Broiulclolhs,
Extra Super Ribbed Buckskin Cassemurs, Satti
netls, a large assortment of fashionable vestings, Blk.
& Blue Blk. Silk Velvet, goats hair Camblet,
mnglish do. a large assortment of Trimmings and
it great variety ofother goods, allof which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms. 48
LUJITBERAT NORIVALK
ILLIAM K. JAMES, offers for sale the fol-
V lizwiug kinds of Lumber at his yétrd, West
side the Bridge, Norwalk.
36'.’-.009 lst and 2nd quality Pinc Shingles,
50,000 two and three feet Cedar q,\do
20,000 two feet Cyprus do-
50,000 feet lst and 2nd clear Boards,
70,000 mi-rchantablc do
200.000 Barn do
43,000 clear and mcrchantable Siding
25,000 I I-4 Spruce Flooring
45,000 1st and 2nd I 1-4, I I-2 and 2 inch clear
Plank, seasoned
30,000 feet Ilemlocit boards
100.0001 I--finch Laih
50,000 feet Timber and Scanlling
ALSO.
15,000 white oak Waggon Spokes seasoned fit for
immediate use.
N. B. All persons indebted to the late firm of
STREETII: JAMES, are notified that their account:
must be paid immediately.
Dec 2I, I832. '7
ROAD CLOTHS &. CASSIMERS.-—-William
Gale hasjost received a large assortment of
Broad Cloths, Cassimers and Satinetta, which he
sell very low_, from I50 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 gentlemen:
over coats. 6 pieces brown. drab, olive, pilot plotlis
-ver_y strong and heavy, for pea coats, 50 ps ribbed
striped and plain fancy colored cassimers, 100 ps
satinetts from 56 cts, to two dollars, 10 pieces super
black brown blue and green goats hair cambletts. a
few pieces of rich figured velvet for vestings,
500 pieces blached and brown sheetings and shirt-
ings, gents lamb wool shirts and drawers, 10-4,
ll-4, 12-4, heavy rose blankets, colored and white
horse blankets.
PENNY MAGAZINE.-—-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 I!
great vurietyoi useiul and interesting matter for lit
tle money, are invited to aubsscribe, as the quantity
ordered will be limited. J. A. IVE-El).
N E ‘IV SUPPLY.
UST Received direct from Boston 300 bbls and
do No. I and 2 half Mackerel; I50 quintal:
fii-st quality Codfish; I2tons superior Nova Scotia,
grind stones. For sale low by the subscribers.
HUBBELL 8:. PORTER.
RENCH 19- ENGLISH MERINOES, of every
Fdesiralile color price and quality, 300 pieces of
splendid new style of calicoes, twilled and plain
from 10 to 50 cents, merino thibet wool chally shawl-
a large assortment of black and blue black poult do
sai and gro de swiss siiks, a few ps watered andand
figured black and blue black gro de nap silks suita
ble for cloaks and hats. 150 pieces U0l0I'e(.I gronapst
silks figured and plain. Also another largeloi oflu-
dies, fur stocks of every description from 25 cts. to
$10, fur seal colaru for gents-over coats. 500 large
sized goats skins for gents cloak colars, 25, genus and
youths fur seal and bare caps at very low prices,
~2‘5G doz mcns and youths French and common buck
skin gloves and mittens, 50 doz. cotton and woolen
glove for gems! and youths
Dec. I5, 1835. WILLIAM GALE.
' ATS! HATS! John W. Taylor hasjuat re-
ceived a complcte assortment of Fur and Silk
Hats, ofthe latest fashions, gesztleinun can be furnish
ed to order at short notice- Also satin beaver, 5:
cloth caps, at very low prices.
Westport, Jan. 1836. 11
NEW SPRING GOODS ll!
_, LI MORRIS is now receiving from New York
large additions to his stock of Dry Goods, any
ofwhich will no sold at the lowest prices. The fol-
lowing comprise It pzirt of his assortment, viz:
II.-oadi-Ioihs of_,every fashionable color.
Ribbed Buckskin, and plain Cassiiners.
Satiuetts ofall colors and quantity,
Calicocs, a great variety,
Irish Linen ofall kinds,
Linen Cainhrick Hdkfs. very fine,
Gloves, Hosiery, Sewing Silk. Spool Cotton,
Patent Thread, French VVorking Cotton, 84c. &c.
ALSO.
Domestic Goods ofevery de~:cription.
Apri|,5, I836.
DEPOT
III? NOW OPENING 4:1]
.At No. 2 Burrall’s Building, west the Bridge,
IfARGEASSORTMEN'I‘ OF SPRING AND‘
SUMMER. DRY GOODS. of almost-‘every I
description, Wllich will be sold at GREAT nan-3
GAINS. The subscriber, ever desirous to givethc ,
public great Bargains in Dry Goods,now gives not:cr, -
that with his present assortment. v~liicb is not sui-
passed by any in the County, he is enabled to sup-
ply them with articles they want at such prices as
will ensure satisfaction to the pnrclia-ier-' ; and he
would invite all who want to buy Di v Goods at the
lowest possible price, to give him ii call before pui-
chasing ; by so doing they will find, without any mic.
take, that they have got to the riglii place to suit
themselves, both as to goods and prices. The fol-
lowing are among the goods now on liand, ltlll p.-'.
Broadcloili of every price, style and col0r=75 PS-
Ciissimures, 30 ps. Satinetts, '70 Black and Red long
and square merino 2-liuwl-, all sizes and quality.
which are warranted free from cotton either in the
border or centre, I30 Thibet woollen shawls 3”
kinds and colors; I(I0 ps colored Silks of every
variety ofstyle, color and quality, probztbly 019- be-‘I
ussortnient ever offered in this county ; 100 pa‘. Bloch
Silks all widths and qualities; 400 ps. Calicoes of
the latest style -, 80 ps. Gingham and Printed mus.-
iius. well worthy the attention of purchasers most of
them being the most elegant styles extant; 200 ps.
vesting ;500 Fancy Dress shawls equal an assort-
ment to any ever offered in the County; 150 ps.
summer stiiffs for men and youths apparel of any
kind that may be enquired for, together with such
an immense supply ofother articles,wliich ifl should
attempt to enumerate, the printer would not insert.
LAWRENCE M. STEVENS.’
Norwalk, April, 13 I836. 23
' EW LIME, for whitewashiug, Sic. just receiv-
ed and for sale by
GEORGE B. MIDDLEBROOK.
Wilton, Aril 5, l336~ 731
NEIV GOODS 1
AT THE WES I'POR'l' VARIETY STORE.
OHN W. TAYLOR has just returned from New
York with ularge supply of Goods. of all kinds
too numerous to mention. The public ate invited
to call at the store, a few rcds west of Saugatuck
bridge, and examine for themselves.
We-stport, Dec. 1, I835. 3
NEW EST.-\Bl.lSHl\‘lEN'I'.
HE Subscribers having taken the stand lately
occupied by Gcorge 'I‘readway. would inform
the inhabitants of Norwulk and its vicinity that Ill!-3}‘
are constantly maiiufiicturing ofihe best materials,
Saddles, Bridles, llarnesses, Trunks. Valices, Bugs,
&c.,wl~ich they will sell on the most reasonable
terms. Also 8 good assortment of ‘1Vhips, Spurs.
Curry Combs, Horse Cards, Brushes, and all other
articles commonly kept in similar establishments.
Norwalk, Sept. 22, I835 O. WEED, 61. Co.
IVILLIAJII GALE
LFERS for sale a handsome and general assort
ment of HATS, including ighose oftbe latest N
Yonx fashions. Gentlemen can besupi-lie'l with hats
to order upon short notice March. I8,lS35.
" ATS. THE Subscriber have on li.-ind an as-
H sortmeut ofgentlemcn’s Hats ofgood quality.
and intend a full supply, keeping made in the best
manner and finished in New York in thelatestslyle
Gentlemen can be supplied with Hats to Order upon
short notice.
ALFRED M ALLORV.
[NE CU'I'Ll1'.RY'—'I'he subscriber is now offer-
ing for sale, a verv large and handsome assert
ment of superior pen and picket knives, common
do, superior fine and common Razors, table knives
and forks, curving do. with steels, fine scissors and
shears, pruning kuivrs, Sic. &c.
J. W. TAYLOR. Westport. 12
AL MANACS FOR
836.
OHN I/V. TAYLOR hasjust receive’ the follow
ing Almanucks, 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 fortlie
Penny Magazine and Penny Cyclopedia. for West
port, Green:-farms and Soulbport. has made arraug
menls with the publishers foi the delivery of the a
hove works as soon as they shall be ptiblished_ at
SI 50 a year. Persons wishing to subscribe will do
Well to call soon, as the number ordered will be lim
ited. JOHN W. TAYLOR.
\Vestpor-t Oct. I835. 5
NE WGOODS AND TAILORIIVG.
A T 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. 52
IRON AND STEEL.
OR. SALE, at the store opposite Hoyt’s landing
Sweeds Cart and VVaggon tirc,
-
Engliah do do do do
Square and flat swceds iron—all sizes,
do do American do do do
do do English do do do
Round American and English do do "do
Naylor Sr Co.’s celebrated cast steel,
Sauuderson, Brothers 8:. Co.’s do do do
Band, nutt. and hoop iron,
Spike and nail rods, Sic. drc
W. J. STREET.
Norwalk, May 2, I836. 25
PUBLIC ATTENTION
S most respectftilly soliceted by the subsciber has
E on invaluable pieparaiiun. The
BOTANICAL DROPS!
are every year increasing their long established re-
putation. They have outlived mm rival preparations
and are continuiillv guinl-IE upon public confidence
They have been successfully administered for many
years, as ajeniedy for Scrofnla, Salt Rheum. l.e-
prosy, St. Anthony's Fire, Fever Sores, White
Swellings, Scurvy, 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 Blotches, Pimple.-
on the Face, Festerizzg, Eruptions on het skin, and
diseases of the external surface, and are one of the
best Spring .\nd_A'% itmu Physics known, to free the
system from huti’i:_<>,i,lr._';;2,_
A Physician trf'__‘.:rig‘inence, who had witnessed the
efficacy of this article; had the candour recently to
acknowIetlge:~'to,.ft.he proprietor, that he considered it
the best medicine known for the complaints for
which it is intended, and that it ought deservedly
to stand at the head ofihe whole class of such rem-
edies. Price $1 a bottle, or 6 bottles for $5.
D UMFRIES’ 1TC'PIOI.NT.ZlIElVT.’
T HE extensive sale and established reputation
0fDumfries Itch Ointment, encourage the Pro-
prietor to recomend it with renewed confidence to
the public as 11 must innocent as well as powerful
application for this annoying disease. The most
inveterate cases have been cured in one hour by this
esteemed Ointment, It contains no mercury, or other
noxous ingredient, und may be confidently applied
even to the youngest children, or pregnant females.
1m nici.r'i~:'s
ANTI-BILO US PILLS.
For indigestion, Loss ofjlppetile, Listlessness.
Heizrlcacli, C'osti'.vcness, Flatulerice, Clzolic, Bil-
ious Aflcctioiis, 18%;.
V-I10 comment on the efficacy ofthese Pills, after
. u succossful experience ofmany years in Eng-
land and America has established-. their reputation, is
needless. Suflice it to observe, that for redundancy
of Bile, Flatulene, Costiveness, Headache, &c, 82¢,
they will undoubtedly prove far more serviceable
than those drastic purges so f:'equen.tl.y employed,
and will not only at the amine time tend to l'€ITNlVP
the offending cause by gentle iriotion.-‘,8z. strcngtlien
the digestive organs, but improve the nppetfitso and
renovate the systein.—i’rice 50 cents.
N O T I C E
To Rhemnatic Invalids.
are respectfully assured, that thev can obtain of
III‘ I’|'0PflP-lor and his agents‘, ii safe and admirable
""medY I'°|'Rl1E|lmatism,however obstinate the dis-
order may be, and in all its iiifi‘e.em s,,,ge5_ 1, will
afford immediate ielief to the patient, nnil has some
times been attended with such extraurdintirv .-success
us to cure the most distressing ltlici.imiti,-ni iu24
hours—even when of years standing.
IGPDR. JEBB’S
RHE UZW/1 TIC LIN1Jl1EN' '.
This highly valuable Liniirient is rocomnien- d with
It confidence founded on the eperii-iice ofinuny yen‘):
not only as a cure for that .excru.ci.:iting disease, but
its an excellent application tor DIIIIIWSS ofihe Joints,
N‘“"l'“eS-‘y sprains. Chilbliiins, (Sec.
'1 his article is considered to superior to every tiling
else,d:ind to possess such uncommon virtues,'that it
is or civil fioin distant parts of the country.
An Agent recently writes: “Please send me a
fuptlrer supply ofJcbb's Lipiment, I shall probably
e . .1 COI]3l(leI'?lIIle.q.ll8IIIlIy, as it is recommended
by 501118 of our physicians very higlily.”
Price 50 cents a bottle. ’
T/zc Painful and ])cbililatiizg C'on212laint cf
THE PILE-S.
receives immediate relief-—iind in nuinei.0,,g ,,,S,,,"_
25;‘ INS been Illorollglily cured by the administration
DUMFRIES REMEDY FOR THE PILES
I IVHIS approved compound also mitigates and re.
moves the symptoms which frequently accom-
pany that disorder, and increase the danger or we
patient; viz :_ Pain in Loins; l-l¢-mlgiche; Loss 0,-
Al)Pe“l_ei Intllgostioii; and other marks of debility-
A relieved Patient writes from a distance; uh is
but justice to you to inform you, that I have uged
your ‘°Dumfries" Remedy for the Piles” for some
time past, and have found it eminently succesi,-r,,l,n
_ 1118 Rvmcdy is quite innocent, and may be admin
istered to all ages and both sexe5_ p|ai,,'a,,d am ,9
directions, with a description or we c,,mp|,,,,,, l:c_
company each package, which consms Op ,w0’b;x
(Es, one containing an Ointment, and the other an
tlectuiiry. Price $1 for both article :-
. ~- " ' U ' ' 5
whcie but one IS wanted. 3’ 0| 0 “M
ALBION CORLV PLAS TER,
Vi‘ HE Albion Corn plaster softens me C0,."
however old. and tough, and PXI,|'a(°[c ii .0 Lb,‘
V“".Y l'00'S- The relief affurilcd is tzentlei iinmedi
ate and tliorotigli. ‘ i’
, A Recent Case.
Sti~,I do not hesitate to give mv most unquqli.
IIC(I(§lppI't}I’)tlll0lI I-II favor of your most valuable Albi.
I ' .
(‘H Orn l-tsler By the use oflessthan a box, Mr.-
Stowel has been cured ofa corn on each foo,’ w},;c;_
lmd nee“ "xc"°‘ll“v‘.-'l)' il‘0l1hlesome and Painful fo
years, and I think it but jmtitte to your ,n,,,,,,,.,b,_
pi-eparatioii to add, (for the encourageine-iii oftliow
who, owing to repeated iii.-;,,,,,,,;,,,,,,¢,,,,s in U", ‘,a,-,
us .-einedu-s resorted to. have-. fiu;.|l_y ,ies,,,,,;,ed ,_,
ii cure) that_ your Plaster cured her corns after tr.
mg other lil;:lllV recorneiitlunl remeiiii-; to no ,,.,‘.
pose ;.and,‘ what increases n.y Cullfldgncc ;,, me 5,,
_per:oi‘ity ot your I-‘lasts-r, is the fuel, ,h,,, ,, ,,,,,, bow
used by several of my ncigliburs with equally ,-,,,.,,.
success. ‘ SETH S1-Uw [.~L‘L '
Keeper of'l.‘oll House, S. Boston lg,-3,1,3...
Boston, June l7th.
Pi ice 50 cents.
SORE AIVD LW'FLAIlIE.D E YES.
‘I-IF. studious, the weakly, and others who are
tioubled with soreness or iuflamution ofthai
delicate organ. will obtain a most pl:-asarit and invai
uable application in
,.DUZlIFRIES’ E YE IVA TER.
This well established VVash for the Eye usually gives
immediate relief, even in very aggluvziteil iii,-eas,_.5
of soreness and inflam-nation. Price 95 cents.
THE TOOTH ACHE.
HIS_ “.£."’"'Z'"‘.' disorder is cured in it; most
Palrtrul stages. by one ofthe most simple as
well as powerful rcmetlirs known in modern prac-
tice.
’l‘E“TH. GUVIS.
V HOSE who wlihild ie am 0:1 restore those desj
riiblepersonal utlvaiilages, are ass“,-ed u,,,.
no coynpositiiin ean be OIIIIIIIII.-(J g..p¢._,;,,,. ,0 me
BRIIISH ANTISEPTIC DENTIFRICE.
which is exempt from acid and other deleterious in-
gredients, winch too frequently enter the composi
tions of tooth powders in common use ard it \VIlIIel|.(
the enamel of the teeth, without do'nu it the least
a a , . P7 ‘
injurv. Its application also braces and Sl.'CngIlIul'is
he Gums, secures to them their healthy and flnrid
“I18. and by removing all decollutions and offen-
rive foreign accumulation from the teeth, preserves
the natural sweetness ofthe breath.
Price 50 cents.
.:_j-—
CONS UJVIP TI ON. AS 1 'I:l'Il1A AND
CA TARRH.’
N_that iong train ofdiseasi-s tvhicl] seem to grow
with the growth ofcivilizcd society CONSUMP-
l "IRES the lead in IIS I'eIP.nlless inroads upon
human life. Impropernegleci in the adiiiiiiistration
of simple and salutary reniedies, is sure to be re.
proved by a dreadful succession ofconsumptive sym-
ptoms; oppression of the breast; greenish and
bloody spitile: ulcerated lungs hectic fever; sliriv-
elled extremities, and general emriciation of the
whole hotly; prostration of strength, flushed cheeks;
swollen feet and legs; and at last, in full possession
Oftlie mental faculties,und while hope stilt whispers
her fluttering taie; cold extremities, and a prema-
ture death.
For the virious stages ofthis complaint one 0.’
the most approved remedies ever yet disco;-and is
DR. ni~:Lr1-;’s
ASTHMATIC PILLS.
The exceedingly powerful. and yet equally safe
and innocent preparation, has effected tlirotigh and
rapid cures upon patients supposed to have been for
advanced In a confirmed Consumption. and who
have exhibited the appearances which usuuliy indi-
cate is fatal termination oftlie disorder,
Price $3 for whole boxes, of 30 pills, and 50 cents
for halfdo, of I2 with directions.
DEBILI TA TED FEIIIALES.
THE complaints peculiar to the female part of
the community, have been long succesfully
treated by the administration of
DR. iu«:Li~‘i-:‘s
AROMATIC PILLS.
They cleanse the blood from those disorders ofihe
female constitution, for which the pills are an effect-
ual spei:ific—they res'ore a free circulation, reform
the irregular operations ofthe aangniferous system,
revive and establish the desired healthy habits, and
restore to the pulled countenance the natural glow
of health and good spirits.
Marrietl ladies will find the pills eqnallyuseful,
except in cases of pregnaey, when they must not be
taken—nether must. they be taken by persons of
hectic or cimsuinptive habits. --
Price $l,50 a box.
DR- RELFE’S VI-JGETARLE SPECFIC.
for Sic Headach (3-c. Price 50 cents.-
None genuine, uul‘os-s signed on the outside print-
(ad wrapper I)_vIlit' bolt.‘ I’i0pIlt’(()I', T.
successor to the lflte Dr. (Jnrnv-.i_v. For sale, with
all the tillicl‘ “(,oiiw:i_v i\'Iedic.ine_s,” at’nis Counting
Room. No. 99, next door to .I.‘I\l(It'IcI' 5 Drug Store,
coruerof Court and Hanover Streets, near Concert
Hall, Boston ; and by his special appoim_mpni_ by
Join A \’Vl'.EI), Druggist. Norwa_lk; by Saymoug
JARVIS and Wilt. 5‘. Wuoo, SI.aml'ord: H. L. &. W.
M. SACK!-IT, Horseneck and Greenwich, '
gargeélislggnnt to those who buy to sell again.
ept. , 5.
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or-ssnwsamr.
BY JOHN A. INEED.
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Gum Opium, Cumptior, Mgri-h,.A.loes, Gam-
boge, Guaic, Ammontac, cammony, Kine,
Foetid, Galbanum, Arabic, Tragacanth and Bar'-
bnry Gum, Rochelle, Epsom and G-luuber Salts,
Sal N itre, Sal Ammoniac, Pulv. Rhubarb, Roofl
do. Gentiana, Ginseng, Senna, Pink root, Vir-
inia Snake root, Black Snake root, Senegn.
nake Root, Valerian, Uvi Ursi, Rosemary;
Digital is, Chamomile Flowers, English audl
Spanish Saffron, Dultz, Gold Thread, Sugog,
Pearl Barley, Cream Tartar, Arrow Root»
Flake Manna, Cantharides, Straznoriium, Foo-
nugreck, Colchicum, Cardamom, ‘ Coriander,
Annis, Caraway and Fennel Seeds, Juniper
Berries, Cubebs,_ Extract Liquorice, Root. do.
Spanish Sarsaparilla, Mczerin Root, Colombo,
Blood Root, Colchicum and Pellutoi Root, Gin
get do. Angustura, Cunellu, Cursztri la, Simarou.
ba, Peruvian and Tooth nche Burk, Pulv. Peru.
Bark,_Stmford’s do. Orange Peel, Quassia,
Guaic, root. and Pulv. Curcuma, Prepared
Chalk, Russia and American Isinglass, Cornus,
VVhite and Black Hellebore, White Mustard,
Castor, Squill_ root, Iceland Moss, Catechu, Sul-
ghuret. of Antimony, _Sulp. Zinc, Sugar of Lead,
. enn. Ox. Lead, Lapis, Calaminc, Sui hur, roll
Brimstone, Sulphate of Potash, Polan Starch,
White wax, Lochiiieal, Calcincd Magnesia,
Carb. Magnesia, Caro. Ammonia or Salts of
Hartshorn, Oxalic Acid, Tartaric Acid, Super,
Carb. Soda, Sal Soda, Muriate of Lime, Tart.
Antimony,_Root and Pulv. Ipecac, Jalap, Pre.
ppi-ed Antimony, Cowhage, Eroot, Colycyntb,
t ux Vomica, Crocus Martis, Cu omcl, Red Pre-
cipitate, white do. Corrosive Sublimate, Arsenic,
Sulph. Quinine, Acetate Morphine, Strychninc,
Eleterian, Iodine, Lunar Caustic, Caustic Potash,
Issue Pease, Ox. Bismuth, Mai°shall’s Flowers or
Iron, Phosphate of Iron, Curb. Iron, Liver of Sul .
ohur, Phosphate of‘ Soda. Laudanum. Paresroric.
Elix. of Health, Elix. Pro. Syrup of Squills, Btu
Syrup, Tinctures of Rhubarb, Cinnamon, Pellu
LOI'y, Digitalis, Cantharides, Catechu, Iodine,
Colchicum, and Blood root, Compound Tinctures
of Guaic, Valerian, Peruvian Bark, and Laven-
der, Muriate tinc. of Iron, do. of Lime, best cold
pressed Castor Oil, Olive Oil, Balsam Copavia,
do. Fir, Sulphuric Ether, Spirits of Turpentine,
Venice 'I‘urpcntine, Oil Spike, Oil of Tar, Oil of
Succini, Spirits of I-Iartshorn, S irits of Nitre,
VVorm Powders, Dovcrs Powder, icm, Hysteric
Pills, Blue Pills, Family Pills, Cough Pills, Hull’s
Pills, Antimonial St Ipecac. VVine,Picra,Adhcsive,
Dyachylon, Memorial, Strengthening and Blister
Plaster, Ang'u.int.un'., Citron, Iodine, Red, Bacili
con, Piles, W'hite 8: Simple Ointments, Turner’s
Ccratc, Extract, Pepper, Henbane, Cicuta, Sa-
vine, and Gcntiana, Injection Pipes, lnj. Syringes,
Barbadoes Tar, Conklin’s Siren theinn ‘-‘luster.
OILS AND ESSENCES.— ii of lmonds,
Juniper, Origanan, Rosemary “"““‘"' 1'-'3""‘¥6'-*‘.
Spruce. Lavender '§!.:z'a.'-!:- .:‘-
VVintergreen,C-inn P11"-: “:1. ’
Tansy, VVormwoo ‘. llr~:~..1-no-v. 1 . ..-. -'
Sassafras, Ess. of S,
SPICES, S:c.——Groo. -'r T
spice, Pepper, Ginger, 8:. Cayenne Pepper. N1"-'
megs, Mace, Mustard, Preserved Ginger, Dates,
Tamarinds, &,c. ‘
PATEJ. "I‘ MEDICINES.-_— VVhitwelI’s, By-
ttm’s, Steer’s 8: common Li uid Opodeldoc, Opo-
deldoc Linimcnt, W'hitwel ’s and Hitchooek’s
Snuff, Byam’s Physical Drops, Wheaton’s and
Clay’s Stomach Bitters, VVheaton’s, Clay’s, and
N ewt=ll’s Itch Ointment, Daven r!.’s Bilious
Pill’; and Eye WVater, Lee’s ilious Pilis,
HL r. r’s Pills, Bateinan’s Drops, Godfrey's Cor-
dial, Ching’s Worm Lozenges, Trotter's Balsam
of Hoarhound, Poctoral Honey of Boneset, Bals,
of Honev. Turlington’s Balsam of Life Andor.
son’s Cougn Drops, Churclrs do. (_.'ooper's I1.‘-s-.
sence of Iceland Moss, I-Iarlaem Oil, British Oil,
Bat1ey’s celebrated Congress Powders, for making
Congress Spring Water, Seidlitz, and Soda Pow-
ders, a superior article.
FAN C Y ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c.——
Pot and roll Pomatum, Antique Oil, and Cologne
VVater, a. vnriet of Patterns, Lavender and
Orange flower “fitter, Bear’s Oil, Macassar Oil,
Musk, Naples and Windsor Shaving Soap, a
variety of fancy Sou; ~:, Wash Balls, white Per-
fumed bar Soap, for shaving, washing, Ste. very
cheap, Castile 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, N ail, Hair, Cloth and Shoe
Brushes, Dusters, Scrubbing and White IVasIt
Brushes, &c.
DYE STUFFS, I-IATTERS’ ARTICLES,
&.c. &c.——Chip Lo wood, Red wood, Fustic. Ni-
caragua, ground Camwood, Extract Logwood,
Verdigris, Alcohol, Gum Shellac, Seed Lac, Oil
of Vitrol, Blue Vitriol, Nitric and Muriatic Acid,
Muriate Tin, Co peras, Alum, Indigo, Spanish
Annato, Aqua ortis, Alleppo Galls, Salts Tar-
tar, Hatters’ Jacks, Clothiers’ do. Hatters’ Stop-
ping Brushes, Soft Finishing do., extra do.
_London and Philadelphia Porter, Stougliton’l
Bitters, Sallad Oil, Castile Soap, Salt Petre, Sal
JErat.ns, Pearl Ash, bottle Corks, fancy and com-
mon Junk Bottles, Vials of all sizes, Lamp
Glasses, Pumice and Rotten Stone, Glue, I an-
perior oualit , Bath or scouring Brick, Black -
ead, Ivory lack, Red Chalk, Rosin, Whiting, ‘
Shoe Blacking, Course and fine Sponge, India. /J
. ’ ' . . ‘ “
L l‘.:!:;‘...’.uu, nit-
Rubber, &c. &c.
Dr. Hull's Improved Patent. Hinge and Pivol '
TRUSSES
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NEW, SUPPLY OF STONE
HE subscriber hasjust received a new supply
Tot Marble, suitable for Grave Stones, Hearth
Stones, &c also N rthRiver Flagg for Hearth
Stones. which lioo."_'3rs for sale cheap for cash, Also
about 300 bushels ofsand. An elegant Pedestal Mon
ument of White Marble, for sale at his establishment
a few rods east of the Bridge.
Jan. II, EDMOND PRICE.
1 (D ' just received and for sale by
Nov‘ 16,1835. L. M. STEVEN
EGISTER for 1836, the Count-cticet
for I836, just received and f - cale bv ~
K
RICH DARK CALICOES
i
Ps dark calitzoes, of the latest patternyl ~
{J1 I-IEES E.—-I500 lbs Cheese
sale bv
Dec.4, 1835.
GARDE N S
general assortment of
by
Norwalk Chronicler