..-5”
' ' ORTY Boxes Bunch Muscatcl Raisins, for
T ,5
JOB TR1N'1‘rN(:.,
OF ALL KINDS.
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS Olt‘FIt'E.
FOR NEVV YORIL.
The Steam-Boat CITI-
ZEN will continue run-
ning froin Morison Hoyt’s
_ , - Landing,atNorwalk,totlie
west side of Catharine Slip, New-York, in the
following manner:
Leaving Norwalk on Thursday, Dec. lst, at
6 o’clock, I’. M.
Monday, Dec. 5, at 7 o'clock, P. M.
Thursday, 8, at 9 (I0 ‘
lVIonday, 12, at 4 do
Thursday, 15, at 6 do
Monday, 19, at 7 do
Thursday, :22. at 9 do
-1V[onday, 26, at I2 (ll)
Thursday, 29. at 5 do
IVIontlay, Jan. 2, at 6 do
Thursday, 5. at 3 tl”
Monday, 9, at 12 do
Thursday, 12. at 5 (I0
Dfonday, 16, at O tlt)
Thursday, 19. at 8 do
Monday, 23, at 11 do
Thursday. 26, at 12 do
Monday, 30, at 5 do
Returning from New-York every \Vr-dncs-
day and Saturday, at 2 o'clock, P. M. Stages
will be in readiness on return of the l3t)at,‘to
convey passengers to \Vilton and Daiibuiy; al-
so, to Westpori, Fairfield and Britlgcport.
For Freight or Passage apply to the Capt; in
On board, or at the Store of the Sl_ll)S(.'l‘ll)Cl‘.
MONSON HO YT.
Norwalk, Nov. 30, 1836. 3
OL MSTEAD’S PATENT STO 't/E.
7 HIS stove is believed to be superior to any
thing yetinvented for warming rooms In
point of cconozny it surpasses any 0tlit’I' stove; it is
perfectly neat and free troiii dust; tires are inaili:
with less trouble, and the ill.tll0sl)lIt‘t‘e: is |‘('lltlI'|’U(I
more pure and agreeable throughout the apar nit-tit
in which it stands. It is so (,'0|1sIl'lIt‘l!'(l that, by
means ofits peculiar ratllators, all the heat not ab
solutely necessary to produce a draught tlii-oiigli the
funnel ofthe chiiimey, is niadc available in w.-iriiiing
the room. In economy of fuel, tliert-fore, no other
stove is likely to surpass it. As this it lvaiitsrge is
gained without the use ofa pipe. which is til\\:t_v.s an
inconvenient and unsightly appciitlage to a stovt-.,
the two requisites of elegance and clit-apticss are
happily united. One ton offinc mitt lialfa tor. of
coarse coal, is air adequate supply for the t.li:imhur
stove, for one season. Two ions is a full allowance
for the parlor stove, when made of the usual dinien-
sions. Forsalc by
STYLES CURTIS.
Norwalk, Nov. 2, I836. Bl
NE\V BOOKS.
An ‘ Argument for the truth of (.‘liristi:iiiity,' in =1
series of discourses, by I. D. Williams, All).‘.tll_V, N.
The Religious Sotivcriir for I837, with 8 splendid
engravings.
The Gift for I837, with I0 engi'aving.<i.
Friendship’s Offering and \‘\'ititer"s Wreath, for
1837, a London Annual, with rn.tn_v fine engiaviiigs-,
for sale by J A. Wliltll).
FUR AND HAIR SEAL CAPS.
200 ofthe above articlcjust received, and for
sale cheap by L. M. S’ ‘EVENS.
Oct. 12, 1836. .18
SA L’I‘ P E TRE .
‘I 0 POUNDS Saltpctre, for sale. by
. JOIIN BUIIRXLL.
’Norwalk, Nov. 30, 1836. 3
OPS AND SAGE, of this _V't:ar'.< growth. for
sale by J. A. WI-ZED.
\VINTER GOODS.
HE subscriber liasjiist received a large as.-ort
tnent of VVinter Dry Goods, cotiipr'isiiig al.
most every style and quality Calculated to adminis-
ter to the comfort of the public at this Sensor: ofthe
year. Call and see. I... M. S'I‘.’-‘.VENS.
G. P. VVILLIALVIS
HAS just returned from New-York with .r splen-
did assortment of first rate Groceries. The
following cornprisesa part; 1.000 lbs. cheese, l.000
lbs. molasses sugar, 3 hlitts St Croix inolasses, loaf
and lump sugar, white and brown I-lavannri do , St.
Croix do., green and ground ‘r.-olfee, pork liains,
mackerel, butter aritl lard, raisins, candles, soap_
Ialjdlllé: sweet potatoes, brooms, pails, Mariilla mats,
'c. 'c.
Norwalk, Nov. 2, 1836. SI
NORVVALK CUN.I*‘EC'l‘ION ARY.
HE'sn‘bscribei's take this method to inforiii the
public, that they have taken the establislimeiit
formerly U. Gilberttz Co. at No. 5 ltti'i'all's Build.
ings, west side the Bridge, where they intend to keep
a good assortment of Corifertioiiary, both at whole
sale and retail, at as low a rate as at any other esta-
blishment. Country inercliants can always be sup-
plicd at it few hours notice. and may depend upon a
good article. They will also manul'.ii ture and keep
for sale. all kinds of Cordials. Stouglvton Bitters,
Essences, and Lemon Siriip. a pure article. Call
and see. NOAH S. BAILEY it SON.
Norwalk, July 20, I836. I 36
LL kinds of Cordials, Essciices, and Stoughton
Bitters kept constantly on hand and for sale by
N. S. BAILEY 61'. SUN,
No.5 Burrall's Buildings, west side the Br-idgi-..
Purchasers may depend on a good article; if it
does not prove so, the article can be reitirncd and
the money will be refunded. 47
1837.
lI')DLEBROOK’S ALMANAC, I'ii:tdle’s do,
, Parley’s do, Pocket do. Anrcrican (Joinic do.
Eltoii’s do do, Every BotIy’s do do, Comic Naval
do, David Crocket’s do, 'I‘einperancr-. do, Cliristian
do, Anti Slavery do, and all other Alrnanat.’s for
next year, for sale by J. A. WEED.
Norwalk, Oct. 26. I836. 50
LOOK AT THIS!
sale by
JOHN BURRALL.
N. B-~.—PefS0l1S wishing to pnrrzhasc by the
box, or at retail, will do well to call at the Post-
Otlice.
Norwalk, Nov. 16, 1836. 1
HOTEL FOR SAL I5.
HE subscriber offers for sale that valuable and
well known Hotel, lately occupied by him,
and beautifully situated in the town of I\'orw.ilk-, in
the thriving village of Old \\'t-ll, near the Steam-
Boat Landing, where Steani-Boats daily arrive from
the city of Nc\v.York. The place contains about
three acres of good land. 'I‘lic house is large and
comniodious, with all iiecessary out buildings, and
its location renders it a delightful .-itiiation for a llo
tel, Boarding House, or a private rt-sidcnce. It will
be sold a bargain if applied for soon. For terms
apply to Charles Isiitrcs, at Norwalk, or of the sub-
scriber, at Old Well.
, HARRISON DAVIS.
Norwalk, Aug. 3, 183?. 38
MORE FALL AND \VIN’.l‘l<1 R GOODS.
HE subscriber having received during the
past week an unusually large supply of
seasonable Dry Goods, which, in addition to his
former stock, makes his assortment. tnuclr larg-
er than it ever has been before, and will be sold
at the lowest possible prices.
L. M. STEVENS.
No. 2 Burrall‘s Buildings, west the Bridge.
-ALL SOB-TS OI“ BLANKS.
J. A. WEED.
This day the subscriber has rcc’d a large supply
of Fall Dry Goods, which he can assure thepublic
he is offering at prices well calculated to suit pur-
c|ia~:ei-s. His assortment is as general as can be
found at any establishment in the country. His as-
sortment ol'Broadcloths, Cassitiieres, and Satinets
are uniisuully large, and will be sold low. Call and
M’ L. M. STEVENS.
Sept. 5, I836. 43
*1 HAS. N. CLOCK has received from New-
‘ ’ York a splendid assorttiieiit of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, which he offers to the public
upon terms that cannot but suit. They are well
selected and bought low. Just call and examine
for _\_'0llI'SGl\’t3S.
Norwalk, Oct. 12. 1836. 43
SUPERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES,
E‘ Y JOHN BURRALL, who hasjust received
from New-York a full supply of tirst rate Gro-
ct-ries, which have been ptrrcliasctl since the fall of
goods. Persons wisliing to get their supply of good
and cheap goods, will do well to call at his store, a
tow rods west of the Bridge. The followiiig arti-
elcs are a part. of his assortrnciit, vim:
SUGARS.
A full assortment of St. Croix, brown, and white
llavaiiti, and loaf and lutrip Sugars.
'I'E.'\ S. _
A general assortment of Tears, ofthe latest impor-
tation, among which are some of very fine flavor.
MOLASSES.
A quantity of sirup Molasses, a superior article,
the best along shore.
RAISINS.
A qiiautity of I-4 boxes of Raisins, iii fancy boxes,
:i first rate article.
l)o. half boxes.
SEGAILS.
I‘i’incipe and II:-ivana Cigars, first quality.
20 boxes (It). rlo. §e(‘untI (I0.
.30 sacks blown salt, by the sack or at i'etnil.
I00 bushels Liverpool ground salt.
All those to whom good, pure Wine, &c. &c. are
an object, will do well to call and judge for them-
selves.
Norwalk, June 22, I836. 32
MOLASSES.
UST received, a quantity superior Syrup Mo
9 lasses. the very best along shore, and will be
sold without distinction in any qiiaiitity to suit prir-
cliasers. Persons uishing to supply themselves
with the article, will do well to call soon. Also, an
assortment first quality Teas. Sugars, Coffee, &c.
all of which will be sold at the lowest market price
by A. MALLORY.
Norwalk, July lst, I836. 34
FOR SALE CHEAP.
GOOD Family Horse, of middling size.
1" Or the subscriber will exchange for a
stout heavy horse. Inquire of
N. S. BAILEY,
No. 5 Burrall’s Buildings.
Norwalk, Nov. 16, 1836.
L E V
ll’.-‘I 'I’CI‘I-III./IKER, JEIVELLER, LS‘ .S'IL_
VERSIIIITIJ.
llas this day added to his stock of Fancy Goods,
5! great variety of‘ \V..tci.o.. and Andirons, Breast
Plus and Looking Glasses, Firiger Rings and Briton
ia Wart-., liar Drops and plated Candlesticks, Watch
l{i:_ys:intl Tea VVaiters, Silver Pencils and Brass
Candlesticks, Steel Tweezers and Brass snul‘l’e.-5,
Siitilfe-i' Trays and Bead I’t1i'ses,Tooth brushes and
Silver Combs. Fancy Snull'Boxcs and Razors, Fine
Soap and Clocks, Silver Thimblcs and Flutes, Tea
Bells and Pcnknives, Bead Purses and Silver
Spoons, Guard Ribbons and Butter Knives, Percns
sion Cups and Poinatttm, Otto of Rose and Pocket
Books, Sun Glasses and ftfes, Cloth Bmshes and
lfitldles, Steel Chains and Goggles, &c. &c. Allof
n'l1lCll will be sold cheap. Clocks and Watches
carefully repaired and warraiited. 5]
IEEIVIOVAL.
V ‘I H E subscriber I'iltS.l'Cm0l:'€(I his Stock of Goods
to the store opposite Hoyt’s Landing, recently
the Democratic Star; where he has on hand, and
intends keeping, a general assortment of
IIARI) WARE, IIALLOW-WARE CUTLERY.
CAR l’ENTl:‘.RS' PL.-XNES, PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS, NAILS, &c. Sic.
I00 dozen knives and forks from 23 up, carving,
do chopping, shoe, jack, pocket, and pen knives;
l)tllCllt"|‘S, and table Slccl ; t‘.'t'I.0l'.~1, scissors, and
shears, sheep shears; broad, wood. and boys, axes ;
do hatcliets; Brit.nma table and tea spoons; iron,
copper, zinc, and sheet iron tea liettlcs; Britanna
and block tin tea pots; b ass, Jappan. and iron can
dlusticks ; brass and Jappriii lamps; brass Shir rods
do eyes,; hatter-, tailors, Italian toy and sad irons:
it-nus, coffee mill, patent do; circular gridirons;
frying pans, new style; long and short handle, do .
steel and brass siiuffers, do ; Willi trays ; London
and knitting pins; silver, lead. and slate pencils;
.<nufl'boxes ; steel tobacco do. lunar and steel pens,
Britisli iitk ; do powder. powder horns, and flasks ;
shot bags; neck and back combs; calfskin and
morocco pocket books ; boxes perfnniery . horse and
riding whips; do lashes, spurs: Gosling's New-
York, and Peel's shoe blacking; slates; brass and
glass oniinode knobs; glass brass and glass curtain
pins; brass andiorn table castors; do. stand do.
cscutlicons ; till locks; lied screws ; picture and cirr-
tain rings; brass knobs brassantl iron lvuttons;
do on plates; trunk and chest liaiidles; closset
and hat pins ;capenter’s pat door locks , knob brass
riiorticr', closet, chest, trunk, till, pad, and drawer
locks, knobs, and Norfolk latches, square, .ound,
and neck bolts, brass do brass and jappan door
luiocker horse, wood, and shod, rasps, flat, halfpitt,
mill, saw, basterd, hand saw. and rat tail files, din-
oer and tea bells,iron shovels and spads. ditching
shovels, iron and brass shovels and tongs, bellows,
wiiitlow, crtimb, clothes, shoe, horse, whitewash,
scrubbing paint, sliaveirig,tootli,and pencil, bru:ili-
es, clothes, chalk, and fish litres, fish hooks. steel trap
rat and mouse do trace and halter cliains, coach
wrenclies. bed do carpenters’ plains ofall kinds,
t.‘0l|I])ilS.~‘t:S, cross cut hand, back, web, key, hole, and
compass saws, trying squares cutting gauges, spoke
Sll5ll'r'.‘.~‘.'I]d.Il hainmers and hatchets, tnorticerig chis-
cls, I"iriners’s do gaugers, augurs and bitts brace
and bills, boxwood and common rules, -4 fold, do
drtrwiiig knives, iron and steel squares, cross and
pat butts, screws, cut nails, from 3d’ to 6d. by the
keg or less quantity , wrought, brass and copper, nails,
II and II L liiuges, chest, do shutters, screws and
sinks. frame and side pullies curry combs, horse
cai~ib:. cooeking pots, from 2to I6 gallons, dish and
wa:-tli kett as. spider:-i, Eaglisli Russian, Sweedcs,
and Ainciicaii, Iron, American, Gcrrnan. English,
blister, springs, and cast Steel, old sable, nail, and
spkerds, plane irons, cut do razor straps. do boxes
and soap, coal sifters, sash weiglitsgrindles, Hindos
Ian and 'l‘urkcy oil stons, ship scrapers douhie and
single barrel guns, linseed lamp and fish oil, white
and red lead, chrome, spruce. and I"reui.li yellow,
English Venetian and spaiiisli red vcrmillion, Pru~
siati blues, clirorrie green dry and ground verdcgris,
lairip and ivory black, whiting, amber‘ Sl.0l1(.’,OClll‘P,
letlierage, gold leaf, gold and silver broiiz:-, boiled
oil, spirits tur- pentiiielniglitaiitl copal v.-ii-nisli,jap-
pan, the Inc. &,c W/ILLIAMJ. S'L'REl-1'1‘.
GENERAL DEPOT,
AND
FURNISHING WAREI-IOUSE.
7' HE Subscribe-ris constantly adding to his al-
ready extensive stock, cvci'y new improve-
ment in articles of Kitchen furniture by which his
customers may derive every possible advantage froin
the inventive and enterprizing spirit of the times,
and secure to themselves and their families every
coiiibitiation of
ECONOMY AND COMFORT-
The following new articles deserve attention :——,
l'IOW'S PREMIUM STOVE for the Kitchen,
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly fin-
ished aparatiis for cooking, boilers, kettles pans.
griddles &c,;consurnes less fuel. gives out more
heat, than any other article of the kind heretofore
prescntedto the public. It is liesitlcs, compact in
its form and highly oi'ii'.iiiiental.'I'he subscriber is
now fitting up some very handsome patterns, which
his customers are invited to call and examine.
’I‘HE CYLINDER GRATE STOVE, is a neat.
pretty and economical article for stores, shops,
andoflices. Several have already been put up in
this place: and for clioapncss, convenience and
warmth aro rekoncd the best yet introduced.
TO TAIl.ORS° _
LI-IVVIS'S Patent Coal Steve's, for heating tiirlor’s
Irons, an excellent article, which may also with :1
Q.-ifling expense, he ziduptetl I0 culinary purboscs
TH E ROTARY COOK STOVE. so well adapted
to the wants oflarge families, with its latest im-
provements, for bnrnlng wood or coal, are still in
constant demand and in liigli repute.
GRATES. of every pattern plain and ornamen-
tal. brass, Russia sheet iron’ soap stone_ &'c. at the
lowest rates, anti set in the most fasliienable and
conimodious style.
BOX.circular, and other stoves, of every tlescip-
t'ion- Also, every kind of tin and sheet iron work
done to order. Brittsonia metal tea and coffee pots
spoons, knives and forks, and a variety oftable and
kitchei‘.furnitnre. Aridirons shovels and tongs, 81c-
STYLES CURTIS.
Norwalk, West side the Bridge.
AN OLD FRIEND.
AVING been tried and found faithful to its
promises, and uniforml_v serviceable in its ef-
fects, for nearly five years past, as a general, safe,
and simple family medicine, for most diseases ofthe
biliary and sanguifi-rous systems, in headache, cho-
lic, fever, dyspepsia, sick stomach, simple nervous
ailments, the complaints of children, and often re-
moving long standing disorders ofalmost every des.
cription, the AMERICAN IM PROVED IIYGEIAN
MEDICINE, stands unrivaled in the opinion ofthosc
who use it, notwitlistanding the many imitations it
has given rise to. It is sold in one dollar packets-
the old price— with ftill directions for use, at the Me-
dicine Store of the subscriber, in Norwalk.
JOHN A WEED.
Norwalk, Jniie 15, I336. 31
DARK CI-IINTZ CALICOES.
20 pieces on hand of the latest styles, ex-
tant, and for sale by
L. M. STEVENS.
Sept. 5, I836. 43
FOR SALE,
VALUABLE place, containing I2 acres of
Land, a good orchard and other fruit trees, a
house, barn, blacksinith’s aritl slioc-maker’s shops, an
excellent well of water, and a never failing stream
of water within a few rods of the door. Said place
is liarrdsoniely sittiatetl in New lfairfieltl, one mile
north of the Nleetirig House. and is air excellent
stand for a I)li.l.CliSll’)ltll or wagon maker, and will be
sold cxtieincly low. For further p.trticulai‘s, inquire
of the subscriber, on the preinises.
ABRAM A. WORDEN.
New Fairfield, July ‘ll, I836. 37
DR. BRANDB-ETI~I’S
V.ECi'-E'1'_/IBLE UIVI VERSAL PILLS.
F ‘I-II‘) above valuable Medicine can always be
ha I in any quantities, at the following places:
At Levi Clark's and
Carnii Betts’s
Oflleorge B. Middlebrooks, \"i’ilton.
Of Samuel Raymond, New-Caiiaan.
Of Daucliy 81 Co. Ridgeficltl. .
The above persons are the sole Agents for the
towns in which they reside, and no Pills are war-
ranted genuine unless obtained at the above Agents.
Beware of counterfcits. 35
DR. EVANS’ CAMOMILE AND APERI-
ENT PILLS.
T HE subscriber being appointed Agent for the
above valuable Medicine, wishes to call the
Agents for .\’ori.valk.
occupied by Ml‘JfilllPS Lally antl for the OIIICC of "0,-Shh, &C &c
D , . .
attention ofthe public.totlieirmerits. The Camo-
milc Pills are prepared from the flowers, are mild
in operation, and pleasant in effect. They are at cer-
tain cure 0fINDIGI£STl0N, and all stomach complaints,
nervous diseases, acidity, hypocliondriacisin, low
spirits. palpitation ofthe heart, rheumatism, dirriiiess
The APERIENT PrLr.s are purely
vegetable, and either alone or in conjunction with
the Camomilc Pills, will cure all diseases which arise
t'roni impurities ofthe blood, such as apoplexy. scar-
let fever, astlima, costiveness, dropsy, whooping
cough,jaundice, fever and aguc, gout, palsy, worms,
&.c. lstc. No danger in taking cold, they require no
confinement. J. A. WEED.
Norwalk, Julie 8, I836. 30
NE\V ESTABLISHMENT.
A T WES TI-‘OR’ '— I/Vest side ofthe Bridge.
SYLVl".S'I‘ER STEVENS,
LACKSMITII and IRON dealer, begs leave
to inform the public, that in connexion wltli the
Blacksmith business, in all its branches, he has on
hand, iirid will keep constantly for sale, a general as-
sorttnent of IRON, consisting ofArnericati, Swccds,
English, Old Sable, Juiiietta, and Peru, of any size.
or shape; flat, square, or round,froin I-4 inch to 3
inches. Also, a choice and selected assortment of
Engiisli Blister, German Cast~ and American STEEI
which he will dispose of on as reasonable terms, as
any establishtnent on the sea board.
A share ofpublic patronage is respectfully solicit-
d.
Blacksniitlis in the country are invited to call and
examine for themselves.
Westport, June lst, 1836 M20
TAVERN WANTED.
' ANTS to lease, not over six years nor less
than two, agood Tavern Stand, one that
lms had a good run of custom. Any one that has
got snclia stand to lease may address it letter, post
paid, to H. Halsted, Salcin Centre, VVcstcttestcr'
County, New-York.
November'9. I836. W52
7 HE subr:ci:ibei' has returned frotn New-York
with as splendid an assortment as can be found
in any store in the county. He has spared no pains
in selecting his goods, they are of the latest fasliioiis
and newest style. It is the comtiioii practice to ad-
vertise a long list of articles received, but he thinks
it is useless, for what he says he has received, the
public may depend upon its being correct. More-
over I would invite all \- ho are in want ofany kind
of‘ Scasonnblc Dry Goods. to call, they can find the
same by calling at his Store, on the Bridge, west
side. CHAS. N. CLOCK.
Norwalk, Oct. 19, 1836. 4
READY MADE CLOTHING.
7 HF. subscrilier has just received an assor'trnciit
ofrcady tirade clothing, suitable for the ap-
proaching season.
EDWIN LO(‘I{\'VO0l).
Norwalk, May 24, I836. 28
E-‘VINE Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Looking Glass-
es, Ste. rice for sale. cheap by
N. B. An apprentice wanted iinniediatcly at the
Silvcrsinitli business. Also, it Jourtieytntiii Spoon
and Spectacle Maker warited.
lirandretli Vegetable Pills for sale.
i\'oi'walk,’.l.ltty 10 1836.
N E,-s'1‘LY printed on fine paper, for sale by
Norwalk, June 8, 183.36. 30
For sale, the two well built. substantial, superior
and fast sailing sloops Mi-.i.-lianrc anti Citizen, but-
then each abotit7U tons. Tliey are well fottnd in
rigging. spars, and sails. &.c. and will be sold upon
i-cr.~:onalilc terms, on application to the captains on
board, at Peck Slip, N. Y. or to the subscriber, at
Norwalk, Conn.
MONSON IIOYT. 9
9.
Norwalk, June 1, I836.
EW SPRING GOODS, 8.1. FRESH GRO-
CI~‘.RlES.—-'l'lie Slll).~'CI'Il)|l' is coiistantly re-
plenisliinghis stock ofgoods, which enables hint to
keep a good assortment on hand. No pains will be
spared to furnish his customers with what they
wish in his line of trade. Patronage from his friends
will be thankfully received. Please give an old
friend a call. J. LOVEJOY.
Old Well, May 10, I836. , 27
large assortinerit of plain and figured Vcstiiigs,
ofthe latest style for sale cheap by
ELI MORRIS.
LOYS.—-50 dozen Ladies Gloves selected with
great care expressly for retailing, for sale by
ELI MORRIS.
AIl.I’EN'l'ERS’ PLANES. a large assortment,
just received and for sale by
WM. J. STREET.
Nov. 16, 1836. 1
AMP OIL, by the bbl. or less quaiitity. for sale
1 by WM. J. STR,l3E'I'.
Nov. 16. I836. I
FUR CAPES. COLLARS AND CAPS.
A large supply ofthe above articles, some ofwliich
are ofextra qualit_y,just i'cce'ived and for sale cheap
by L M STEVENS.
October 26, I836. 50
WIN'PER GOODS.
The subscriber hasjust received another large sup
ply of Seasonable Dry Goods, which niakt-s his as-
sortment the most complete ofany along shore, and
will be sold as cheap as can be pnrcliasett any where
else, without. exception. L M STEVENS.
October 26, I836. 50
" 0 all to whom it may concern. Left the em-
ployment ofthe subscriber, in July last, an in.
dented apprentice by the name ofEli Botsford. I
tlictefore forbid all persons liarboring, trusting, or
employing said boy, under‘ the strictest penalty of
the law. Boss tailors will be cautious how they em-
ploy him VVhoever will retiii'n said boy, shall be
entitled to one cent reward.
N. S. BAILEY.
Norwalk, Sept. 14, I836. 44
FLANNELS.
A fresh supply ofall colors and qualities, for sale
y L. M. STEVENS
Sept. 5, I836. 43
\VI{ITING FLUID.
'l‘liaddeus David’s Writing Fluid. a substitute for
ink, for sale by J. A. \VI£ED.
CURE FOR BO\VEL COMPLAINT.
OCT. D. JAYl\’E’S (,'arininativc Balsam,
nvhich has acquired an unrivaled reputation as
asafe and effectual rcnicd_v for diarrliuga, cholera
inorbus, ciainp,cliolic, pains in the stomacli and
bowels, sick and nervous liciidaclic, and that fatal
malady among children terined cholera infantuin
or sutniner complaint. For sale by
J. A. WEED.
4'2
Norwalk, Aug. 31, 1836.
E ATS. THE Subscriber have on hand an as-
sortment ofgeiitlémcn’s Hats ofgood quality,
and intend it full supply, keeping made in the best
manner and linislied in New York in tlielatcststyle.
Gctitleincii can be supplied with Hats to Order upon
slioit notice.
/\l.FRl'slD M ALLORY.
JOHN BURRALL
AS just received a good supply ofthc follow-
_ ing articles, vi'.'..:
800 lbs. Firkin Butter, cheap.
1500 lbs. good Cheese.
100 lbs. Pine Apple tlo.
6 lihds Syrup Molasses, by the lilid or at retail.
50 bbls of Canal Flour.
25 sacks of Blowii Salt.
300 bushel old fashioned Rock Salt.
Raisins by the box or at retail.
N. B. The above articles, with riiany others not
cnunieriited, will be sold cheap for cash.
Norwalk, Nov. 16, 1836. I
DRY GOODS.
OVV opening a fresh and well selected assort-
ment of Seasonable Dry Goods, viz.: Jet and
blue black silks ofevery variety; black French bom
bazines; fig’d merinoes; broad cloths, from 2 to8
dollars, some very fine for cloaks; plaid antl striped
cassimeres; do do satincts; pilot cloths for gents over
coats; mohair do do, a new article; silk velvets, a
great variety; flannels, assorted colors; brown and
bleached slieetings; candle wick, wadding. twine,
aiitl batting, for sale by ELI MORRIS,
October 26, I836. 50
GROCERIES, \V‘INES, &c.
FRESH aiitl select assortmeiit of Groceries.
Wines, Sugars,’I‘eas, (cc. of the first quality
at the lowest prices, for sale by
EDVVIN LOCKWOOD.
l'\Iorwalk, May 24, I836. 28
CASTINGS.
URNACE doors and grates, fire dogs and
plough points, cart and wagon boxes, for stile
VVM. J. S'l‘REE'I‘.
A DJMANACS FOR 1837
IDDLEBROOICS and Priri-dIc’s Almanacs
for 1837, for sale by the grow, dozen, or sin-
gle. by J. A. WEED.
Norwalk, Oct.5, I836. 47
FRENCH VVORKED COLLARS.
NOTHER large supply ofthe above article at
prices as lotv as foi°nier,just rec'd and for sale
y L. M. STEVENS.
Sept. 5, 1836. 43
I
b
E‘?! UR Gloves, for ladies and gP.ntlf‘tTl(‘li. for sale
by ELI MORRIS.
NE\V FASII.lONABL'E CLOTHING
CSTABLISII MENT.
The subscriber rcspectfitlly informs the inhabi-
tants of Norwalk and its vicinity, that he has coni-
inciiced the Ttiiloiiiig btisincss in all its l)l‘i'\1tcll(’.S, at
the store recently occupied by Mr. I. P. Hull, west
ofthe bridge. The subscriber‘ will regularly receive
the newest fashions and employ the best workmen,
amt at all times be enabled to execute all orders in
his line in the most approved style.
NATHAN G. BROWN.
P. S. Two Tailoicsses wanted at the above esta-
blishineiit.
Norwalk, Sept. 28, I836. 6mo46
N.E\V BOOKS.
SKETCI-I of the Life and Public Services of
\Vin. H. Harrison, Commander in Chief of
9 the North Western Army during the War of 1812,
&c. in a paiiiphlet cf32 pages. Price 4 cents.
I’rcstoii’s System of Book Keeping, in two parts,
the first part being designed for the use ofinechanics
ofall classes, the second for the instruction ofyoung
men who contemplate the pursuit of mercantile bu-
siness. ' i
The Mercli:tiit's Clerk, and cther titles, by the au-
thor ofI’assages from the Diary ot'a Pliysiciati.
Just. received and for sale by
J. A. WEED.
Norwalk, Sept. 28, 1836. 4
\VA NTED,
N Appreritii:c to the Silversmith htisiucss. Ap-
r‘ _ ply imniediatelyto LEVI CLARK.
Noi'i.v'.tlk, Sept. l-I, I836» 4-I
‘ Font‘ Ci-ingles Log. Domestic Manners of Americans
6 Falkland, Pilot. Helen, Caspar Hauser,
-INSURANCE.
GEORGE s'r. JOHN’
the adjoining towtis, that the HOWARD IN-
SURANCE COMPANY of New York, commenced
business upon a new capital of $300 000. on the
14th of l\’Iarch. At a meeting oftne Board of Di-
rectors, the same day. it was unanimously resolved,
to assume all the outstanding policies under the for-
mer Capital on which no loss had occurred at I2
o’clock oftliat day. The Board assures the holders
of Policies, tliattlie new Capital is legally liotind for
all losses uhich may occur under policies issued un-
dertlie old Capital, after the date above mentioned.
Those who have cancelled their policies at my
agency, are informed that the uninsured premium
will be returned when called for. The new Capital
of $300,000, being all paid in, I am . - ‘horized to
make new insurances as liereiofore, ii. "telialf of
the Company.
The lioiiorable and liberal course pnrsa: d by
this Company, induce me to expect a share or ; ub-
lic patroiiage.
Norwalk. Marcli29. I336. 22
fig/,;1hNI<I\V GOODSIIQQ}
H E subscriber has just received an extensive
and well selected assortment of British, French
India and Domestic Goods, ofeverv VEIt‘i(’.lv ofstyle,
pattern, price and quality; so that all tastes may be
suited, and every buyer receive satisfaction in the
worth ofthe money expended. Also, Dry ("truce-
ries, Hard and Hollow Ware, which will be sold at
a small advance upon the cost.
GEO. B. MID D LEBROOK.
ESIRES to inform the community of this and been employed in curing phlegmonons and other‘
LOOK AT THIS! _
RIEV. II. HlBBARD’S CARMINATIVE SAr.vit5._-
This salve, for upwards of thirty years, has‘
painful affections, as felons, biles, bruises. SPTIID3:
ulcers, car-buncles, ague in the face," occnsionedby‘ \ <7.’
cold or decayed teeth, rigue in the breast, milk cuIt_o,
painful glandular swelllngs, scrofula or, king’: evtlr
stiifneck, ear:iche,chilhlains or frosted feet and lialida
cams on the feet, salirheum, burns, scalds, rheumatic,
pains ofthejoints attended with an-ellingxand poin-
ful affections generally. The penetrating and ex-
traordinary powérs possessed by this ‘Salve in re»
liming and curing the most painful local ufl'cction’s,'.
induced the proprietor to give to it the neute-Can
IIIIINQIIVC-‘-llelllg derived from camrcn, a verse, (be.-
cause charms usually consisted of a verse,) therefore ,_
physicians in ancienttimes applied the term to those
remedies which were supposed to possesstlre p_owet,—.i,,
ofa charm in allaytng pain. Many physicians have
prescribed this Salve with decided trdvnritagoiu a:
variety of acute and chronic disorders, in relieving
the pain of old fractured bones. callous tumors, nodes,
induruted or hardened swellings, irysipel:rs’or St.
Anthony ’s fire It has also been employed with great
benefit as a streiigiliening plaister for weakness of "
the chest, back, or side. and also in the various-at? ,
fections of the lungs, consumptions. coughs, colds, “
influenza, catarrli, asthma, whooping cough, hives
or croup. &c. &c. In milk cake and argue of the
breast, this Salve will be found a speedy and certain’
cure. The proprietor has applied it in many hun-
drcd cases ofthe kind, some ofthe most painfuldes-‘ '
cription, and in no one case has he ever known it to
fail ofrelieving the pain in a few lionrs,and in a fe'
days perfecting a cure. Directions at-company cacti.
\Viltoii, Aug. 3, IRIIB. 38
. y , _ .,, ,
All person . ,: _ - .--:.,:--., ..;». . ; ., .i:‘- .,:.:~.
late fit'm ol'I’-. ~. : it LI... .,:-.-; .Iu’tli-‘-E Hui;
warned. Iliat unless immediate arieimou is paid to
the settlement of their accounts, that llir-y may ex-
pect to pay cost.
N. B. That this notice means something.
October 26, I836. 50
iifzartfnrti ltitsiirrtitrc QCt‘tttt.1.t.‘ttt2,
}IAIl'I‘FOI’.I), CO-.\'Nl£C'1‘ICU'1‘.
BENJAIVIIN ISAACS, AGENT.
Incorporate-.d in l8l0, with 1). Capital of $l.'it),0OO,
and power to increase the sauie to $'250,00(l.
IIIS long established Institution has for more
than a quarter of ii century transacted its ex
tensive business on the most just and liberal pi-inci
ples, paying itc losses with honorable promptness;
and the present Board of Directors pledge tlieiiiselvcs
in this particular fully to maintain the liigli reputa
tion of the Company. It insures upon the Inost fa
vorable terms, public buildings,cliurches, dwellings,
stores, niei'cl.aiitlise, furniture, and personal proper
ty generally, against loss or damage by fire.
Board of Dircctors.—-l'Zliplialet Terry, S. II. Hunt
ington, II- Huntington, Jr. Albei t Day, Samuel \Vil
liains, Edwin D. Morgan, Job Allyn, George Put
mun, Jnnius S. Morgan.
EI.IPl~lALE'I' TERRY, President.
JAMES G. BOLLES, Secretary.
Norwalk, Aug. I0, I836.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH IVIERINOES.
large supply on hand and for sale by
L. M. STEVI-‘..\lS.
Sept. 5, I836. 42%
(B11039
é-NDIA RUBBER; APRONS. for sale hv
I.. Iil. S'I‘l§Vl“..\'S
CIRCULA'I‘ING LIBRARY.
'_ IIE Subscriber would inform his old patrons
and the public generally that he is coustaiitly
ii tiking additions to his library of the most popular
literary works——the following is a partial list.
The Heiress, Sayings and Doings, Gpy River.-,
Refugee, Tales 82. Slretclies, Village of Mrieud0t‘]it,
Liindcrs Cyclopedia ’\'e\vton Eorster, . V
Peveril ofthe Peal? Four_vear‘s tilt a lilnlfin the .\avy,
Tl e Insurgents, C iatnpions 0 ' freer om,
Patcha of niligny ]T:iret‘=._ _V(’.:t'S]lIl Anierica,
‘‘ " ' ‘.29 ' ‘-0 a cai oi‘
Si|lir|ii(a(ii’I:'I‘r‘:ivels, Tile Allianibra. I
Whigs of Scotland, Tales oftho Manor,
Ilajji Baba, Jacob Faithful, Miseries ot't\‘Iarria.g(-,
De Vere. Ciuise of the Midge, _
I..egendtrry. l\'Iys’tery, England &, the English,
Two Old llIen’s Iales. Men ».\‘ _l\l=tt-"CPS,
IiIlglI\Vi{)3)‘S I}: By Il"_ays, §')[(;llllllllIL‘:' Legacy.
' ‘lie: b ess, trque nice 0 air .
Qnantin Durwaiid, U. 5. Criminal CtllPll‘l(IL‘I'i
Life of Mrs Siddont»','I'ibbletoii,s 'I'r:ive s,
Nptv Tales by Mrs. Opie, American Landlord.
Rliodaé Iloiior O1’lIIaga, Riigllit lPaines,
Duke hristian ‘ ie 'i_v: ' ‘ie 'iiate
Eartliquitke, Brhcebi'idge I-Iall,
Eiiglisli Life, lllelinotli, {ed Gauntlet‘,
.lose_r.lius, Eugene Aram, .
Doltliings llhigluvortli, Mande\1t5ille,'
T:-. r t " '3 ttt ' .
I’;isIf)i: Fii:esidlc(:rPi2i'il(.:s 0IgITOI(lTlll.
Peri Owen, Prairie, Tales of m_Y‘I.{ltl(Il0l:tI,
Country Neighbors, Last_Days of Pompeii,
Festivals aiitl Firsts, Missiona.ty,
Pleasures of Life, Matthew Iiald,
Mt-nioirs of Brick, Newton’s Messiali.
Travels throutvh Spain Mrs. Morrcll’s Vo_va"e
VVestward I-Id), Sketcliies ofSoclct_v, C 7'
Sketch Book, Mason's Compend.
Walsh's Jcuriiey, Knickerbocker,
Service Afloat, The Guards,
Tales of the West, Anna ol Geierstctie.
Manners $1. Customs, Fortunes of.\'igel,
Morcland Vale, Dunallare. llie Rotic,
Blue Stocking Hall, Arabian Nights,
Red Rover, Valley of Slieiiaridoali,
Woodstock, The Barony, Enoch Crosby,
Maxwell, Adventures of a Kiizzilbrisn,
The Provost, The Exclusive, Cyril 'I‘lioi'iitoii,
Peep at the _Pilgrims, Ad\_'c-ntures ofa King's Page,
'G‘reat‘ Britain iu'1833It‘, rrtze.George,
I he (.arbonaro, _I‘.he Separation,
Tilney Hall, Invisible Gentleman,
Elliot's Debates, Life _of Napoleon,
Roman Literature, Lite of Pinckney,
Letters from the Egean, Life of J. Taylor,
Chronicle ofGotliain, Dwiglit’s '1'ravcls,
Darhy’s 'I‘our, Saturday ltlagazine.
History ol'Europe, 'I'uckney’s Narrative,
Lord Lyroii, \Vild Irish (.-_trl, Porters Journal,
History or Nortlimen, Placidc, _
Postliuincus Papers, Contrast, The Rivals;
Hope Leslie, Coming Out. 'I‘lie Bravo,
Crarence, Welsh Mountains, Kingof the Peak,
Heidenniaucr, Lineol Lincoln, Fair Maid of Perth,
The Disowned, High Life, Flirtntion,
Elizabeth dc Bruce, Pelliani, Dcvercaii,
Antiquity , Glaston dc Blondeville. Retreat,
Wcpt of VVisliton Wish, Water VVitclIi,
History ofthe Bible, Polar Seas and legions
Ro|lin’s Ancient Bistory, English Baron, ,
Pleasures of Hope,I'I'lnidilr;us oflwarsaiv,
Babylon the Great ' ales 0 the I cart,
Coniiigsmar, Abbtitt, Discovery of _America,
Life of George 4th, History of_British India,
O;'ations of Demost!icnes,lI(cfiiil\yt;rth, I
T ie Rambler Decision ‘a o . erusa em,
Paris Chit Clint, Childrdn ofthe Abbey,
EOIIICSIIEC Recreatgogi Fa‘iblesilSp:.r_iisli Daughter,
acon ssays an (IC ics appiuess,
W hite”s Remains, Willison_'s’ Works, Vatliek,
Ship Wreck, Peregrine Pickle, f_z‘il_ Blass,
[ales ofthe Crusaders, Caleb Williams,
Launcelot Greaves_. Henry Milner,
Sir Charles'Gi'andrson, Larly Lessons,
Guy Manet-rug, '1‘, Moore’s Works,
Ahnoran &. Hainet, _George Desmond,
Abbey of Wcyhill, Birds ofScotland,
Seekers Lectures, Recluse, Lights and Shadows,
E0lllS€I._.I.;It1(Icl_lll'l8, BHIIIXIOCIE lIi’»ur_iiI,: I I
ottarvc iresit.c,Amc in 'i ets ‘fig ant .
Elemgiits of War, Entail, Florence Macai-thy,
Lollards Lionel, Campbell Plzysiotrriomist,
Reginald Dalton, Pi'ccautit;n, D
Lectures on Politeness, Balm of ilead,
Essay on Modern History, Tales ofa Traveller I
Shakspear, Hermit in the Cotiutry, Collegians,
Oxoiiians, Christian Researches,
Asmodeus at Large, Fitldlers Observations,
Hull's Memoirs, Mariners Clironicle,
Pirates and Robbers, Cruise of Potomac,
'I‘otigliYt1t‘ns, Linwoods,
Crock:-.t’s Life of Vim Buren.
Hurso Shoe Robinson, Kentuckian in NewYork
"it 3-.,-fist l'.‘.v»-_;(; ~,' _r.-1,3 I,«.',_,, -t,_,,,,
t-"-'t:,t3\' l::i\ t: -'2
box. Pr'icet,\\o sliillings. Also,
e.;i’-;v. ?.1lll.'. ’:~r=.“ '-..*i:r:."'1',.-.'",v ,.\.N't_‘.t-
Irtv.
~’ iClt"\‘v 13 l". ,['g(_‘ f‘ '. I-. (-'_“' ,_' I,.‘ ‘
" "'u"t‘---ti»:'-.= ’» ii" r.vn;;:
_ "-.‘i‘.*'f3I'§':31-:.l_’~,i§'ti’-;§>;ai,‘ _. 5, -:;,,. __,,.-._
§lit’_t£>t0\‘ rnttticcu to corripzy «iii: the su.i,_jt..;,,,,,_. ‘,3
lI‘l[;:l‘1‘t‘§:(§}dltI thus noticing iIn=m,_ extending thereby it
go ofthe iiicaiis ofrelicftu we pitblic gene
mu-V‘ 1""-V "7" l"§l".Y "I‘I"‘(-crated for the rt-.licI"
lltcy flII‘0l(l in affections of the liver and digestive
organs. Tlic worst cases ofrhronic tlyspepsin, in
2"‘-"°"“.“v’ ‘T’-""'v:9|'-CS5. indigestion. dyspeptii: consunip
ion, ilicuinztitsm, nervous or sick ht-adaclie, and
scurvy, have been eiitirely Clll‘e(l by n pr(,p;.,- use of
I_ll8||'li Hl~0. liver troniplaitits. fcvcriand argue, biliafig
lever',j:iuiii!ii,e, tlyseritery or bloody flux, me ,,",,,,o
intory s_ympio.m~' of cholera, dropsical sit-eltiiigs,
piles, worms in cliililrr-n, ma, l.,(,5pn,_.5,, and ;,,e,,uj,,
rt?-_v ofthe bowels, occiisioned by irritation, tetetliinv
dice. Tlicy act as an iilterative, catliai tic, or htxaiitt?-Z I
zrccortling to the Ill--IlllCl' of taking them. Fainllicq
having occasion to It-St their efficacy. wi lever after
i-stecni them too highly to be witht,-in them, P4,}.
iicular attention should be given to the ample (Iinuc
tions which accompany them. ']‘wpmy ping in ,,
hox—r:acli pill is a dose for an adult. Price 50 cents.
I]? Ortlteis (pits/. 1)/u°rl,’_1 for the above articles.
promptly e.\'et'utr-«I by T. R. Hints.-tfw, my principal‘
«-\ge-nt. N0 228 Bowery, New York. A suitable (Ill
count HIln\'\'Utl those who purilmse to sell again,
B. I-IIBBAIID, 226 Bowery, N. Y,
Also, for sale by
ti' §tu‘.s"1
J. LOV EJOY, Agent.
Old \Yt:ll, June '22, I836. ;
SULLIVAN’S LINIMENT,
"NOR the cure of bruise-', sprains. rlieurnatism
and salt rlieiitn, sold by , ,
J. LOVEJOY, Agent./'
Old \\'r,-ll, Jutie2-2, I336. 32
/ILB_fU.'\f L-‘OR N PLAS TEII. . -
HE Albion (‘om plaster softens the Corn. ’
lzl)‘.Vt'Vt.‘I' old =utrI tough, and extracts it to the i-
very roots. The relief afforded is gentle, immeili.
ate and thorough.
A Re-cent Case.
Sir-—I do not tic.-irate to give rnv '-2"-E »-«i;~.-r.’3:.. K
tied approbation in favor of vour mo‘; -I‘-IZulIi':~" *"
on Corn Plaster By the use of les.-it'~
Stowel has been cured ofn corn on er.-it ’;,ar 5, -- ..'y_i.
ll'ItI been exiwetlingly troublesome at-I? ,-:.-i-d‘-- .'
yr-'.rt's, and I think it lint justice to yo-3; .;'..imiable'
pI't‘[):lriIl‘l0lI to add, (for the eueourageincnt ofthose
who, owing to rt‘pr';rIPtI tlisappoiiitirieiits in‘the v.iri_
us remedies resorted to. have finally iliespaired of,
.1 ciire) that your Plaster cured her corns after try
ing other higlily recornended remedies to no prrr
pose ; and, what increases my conliderice in the in: -
periority ofyour Plaster, is the fact.,that it has been’
"Still 0)’ ='0Vt~‘|‘=Il Uf my neighbors with equally good
sl.lt_'(.'(‘:S. SETH STOIVIZLI.
Keeper of'J.'oll House, S. Boston Bridge.
Boston, June l7th.
Price 50 cents.
DEBILI TA TED I"EIl’IAL.ES.
TIIE complaints peculiar to the female ‘part ofo
the community, have been long succtufnlly -'
treated by the administration of
I
9
t .1.
4 it <,~1f,=_ in»
mat,‘ r
nn. irr:Lrr;'s ~,
AROMATIC PILLS.
They cleanse the blood from those disorders ofthe
feinale constitution, for which the pills are an effect-
ual spccilic—tliey restore a free circulation, reform .
the irrcgtilar operations ofthe sangniferous system, ,
revive and establish the desired |iealtli_v habits, and I
restore to the palled countenance the natural glow ,
of health and good Spirits. , ‘
lllarried ladies will find the pills equally useful, -
except in cases of prcgnaey, when they must not be _
taken—nctlier must they be) taken by persons o f_.
hectic or consumptive habits. '1"
Price $ll,50 a box.
I
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I
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THE TOOTH ACHE. ~ --
iii''-~ "«-d‘ d ' - :“
S .r,_,onizin, isor er is cured in it st
painful stages, by one ol'tlie most simple as
well as powerful remedies known in modern prac-
tice.
None genuine, unless signed on the outside print
ed wrapper by the Sole Proprietor, 'I‘._KlDDER,
successor to the late Dr. Conway. For sale with
all the other “Conway Medicines,” at his Coizntiiig
Room, 99, iiex|tIdIoor to J.§Kiddcr’s Drug: Store, ._
coriicro ourt ant. anover 'treets near oncert
I-lall, Boston ; and by his special appointment, by ._
JOHN A \Vr-:1-zu Drugoist, Norwalk" by SEYMOUR
JARVIS and Wiii. S. Vlfaoou, Stamford’: H. L. & W.;
ML3?“Z3223.‘iIif.'ii.f.".fiI.‘l..§’i;°°".‘.§‘°.i’ii.. - *~\‘
" ‘ 9 S u 8 gain.
scpi. 5, 1835. ' y
NEIV BOOKS.
E IDSHIPMAN EASY, by Marryatt: Rattlin
' the Reefer, by the same; Maria Monk and
the Nunnery of the Hotel Dieu, being an account,
of a visit to the Convents of Montreal, and refutation
of_the awful disclosures, by Win. L. Stone,jnst tg.
cctved by J. A. warm.
October 26, I836. 50\
U‘ ROADCLOTHS. Cassiiners, and Satinets, ,.
_ of almost every shade, style, and quality,
just receinv-«7 E.t!.\il ." 5 ’~:.'.Ir- iiy '
1.. in‘. [:2 I}-.l
2.‘
NEW SUPPLY OF STONE?
THE subscriber hasjust rccciveda-new ~.2:._-.,.»;y -
of Marble, suitable for Grave Stones, ai ‘ :‘-"'>
Stones, &c. also Not-thRiver Flagg. for, -’~.;-..'.. t
Stones. which lieotfersfor sale cheap for czttyv. —-W"
about 300 bushels of sand. An clegunt'Pedes~.ai I
ument of White Marble, for sale at his esttiblislm ..
ltuinblcs in N. Ainer'ca-
JOHN. A. WEED.
a few" rods east of the Bridge. .
Jun. 11. ' - EDMOND PR1?”
Norwalk Chronicler