-L-'a.. . ‘ --'
JOHN BURRALL
HAS just reci-.ived a good supply ofthe follow-
ing articles, viz.:
800 lbs. Firkin Butter, cheap.
3500 lbs. good Cheese.
100 lbs. Pine Apple ilo. _
(5 hhds Syrup Molasses, by the hhd or at retail.
50 bbls of Canal Flour.
25 sacks of Blown Salt.
300 bushel old fashioned Rock Salt.
Raisins by the box or at retail.
N. B. The above articles, with many others not
cntintcrated, wi.l be sold cheap for cash.
Norwalk, Nov. 16, I836. 1
THE ZODIAC, _
MON'l‘Hl.Y Periodical, of I6 pages imperial
octttvo, devoted to Science, Literature, and‘
the Arts, is published at Albany, for I dollar per an
nuin. Subscriptions received at this office.
Jan 11
MOLASSES.
UST received, a quantity superior Syrup Mo
QB losses, the very best along shore, and will be
sold without distinction in any quantity to suit pur-
chasers. Persons wishing to supply tlteinselves
with the article. will do well to call soon. Also, an
assortment first quality Teatt. Sugars, Coffee, &.c.
till of which will be sold at the lowest intirknt price
by A. MAl.I_.0RY.
Norwalk, July Ist, I836.- I‘
NOTICE.
TO rim. WHOM r'r MAY ort oorrrcoivcitns.
HE books and accounts belonging to the es-
tate William Gale, deceased, are at the store
ofJ S Srimniis. The undr.-rsigned have only to re
mark that delays are oflcn fo lowed by unpleasant
consequences. I 3 SAMMIS,
L 0 WISON.
March I4, I837
Ailiriinistator.
TAILORING AT OLD VVELL I!
HARLES M. KNAPP, respectfully informs
his friends and the public, that he has just re-
turned from New York with goods in his line, which
in addition to his former stock, niakes a good assort-
ment: consisting of blue, black, green, adelaide &
claret colored Cloths: black, ribb, drab and fancy
(‘as.=itners, Beiivcrteens, &c. ; an assnrtnient ofgood
and fasliionable vesting-s; goods suitable for chil-
dren's n-are; an assortment of good trimming kept
constantly on hand; superior fancy gilt buttons, &
others ofmost every descri tion; thread, silk and
twist, of differettt colors. ' ‘lie srtliscriber feels ve-
ry grateful for past favors. and solicitsa share 0
public patronage. His attention will he turned
principally to custom work, and no pains shall be
spared to have his work cut and made in the most
approved and fashionable rnaniier. Garriicnts of
all kinds tirade to order.
C. M. KNAPP.
ID’ Ready made Clothing on hand, consisting of
piintaloons, vests, &c. which nill be sold at it re-
duced price.
Norwalk, Old Well. March 15, I837. ltf
RED] OVAL.
I-IE subscriber htis removerl his Stock of Goods
to the store opposite Hoy t’s Landing, recently
occupied by Mr .I8ll‘l€B Lally and for the Ofiiec of
the Democratic Star; where he has on hand, and
intends keeping, it general assortment of
HARD SVARE, HALLOW-WARE CUTLERY.
CARI’l<‘.N'1‘ERS’ PLANES, PAINTS, OILS,
GL ASS, NAILS, &e. 81.0.
100 dozen knives and forks from 25 itp, carving,
do chopping, shoe, juek, pocket, and pen knives;
butchers, and table steel ; razors, scissors, and
shears, sheep shears; broad, wood, and boys, axes ;
do hatchets; Britanna table and tea spoons; iron,
copper, zinc, and sheet iron tea kettlcs ; Britanna
and block tin tea pots; b ass, Jappan. and iron can
dlwsticks; brass and Jappan lamps; brass stair rods
do e_ves,; lratters, tailors, Italian toy and sad irous;
irons, coffee mill, patent do; circular gridirons;
frying pans, new style; long and short handle, do .
steel and brass sniiffers, do ; With trays; London
and knitting pins; silver, lead, and slate pencils .
snuff boxes ; steel tobacco do. lunar and steel pens,
British ink ; do powder. powder horns, and flasks ;
sl.ot bags; neck and back combs; calfskin and
morocco pocketbooks ; boxes perfninery . horse and
riding whips; do lashes, spurs I Gosling's New-
York. and Peet’s shoe blacking; slates; brass and
glass ommode knobs ;gl.-tss brass and glass curtain
pins; brass andiorn table casters; do. stand do.
escutheons ; till locks; bed screws ; picture and our
tain rings, l)l't1tl.S knobs brass anil iron lvuttoiis
do on plates; trunk and chest handles; clossel
and hat pins :capenter's pat door locks , knob brass
mortice, closet, cliest, trunk, till, pad, and drziwt-r
locks. knobs, iind Norfolk latches, square, round,
and neck bolts, brass do brass nnd jappan door
ltnockcr horse, wood, and shod, rirsps, flat, Iialfpiit,
mill, saw, basterd, It-and saw, and rat tail files, din-
nr-r and tea bclls,iron shovels and spads. ditching
Sll()v(‘l.-.', iron and brass shovels and tongs, bellows,
window, crumb, clothes, shoe, horse, whitcwaslt,
scrubbing paint, sliaveing,tootli,und pencil, brush-
es, clothes, chalk, and fish lines, fish hooks. steel trap
rat and mouse do trace and lialtcr chains, coach
wrenches. bed do carpenters’ plains ofall kinds,
contpasses, crosscirt hand, back, web, key, hole, and
cotnpass saws, trying squares cutting gauges, spoke
sltrtres. nail Il'rllltl‘ftt5I'.-‘ and liatchcts, rriorticeng clris-
cls, Firiner-”s do gaugers, augurs and bitts brace.
and bitts, boxwood and common rules, 4 folil,do
drawing knives, iron and steel squares, cross and
pat butts, screws, cut nails, from 3d‘ to 6d. by the
keg or less quantity, wroitgltt,bi':iss and copper, nails,
H and HL hinges, chest, do shutters, scrrws and
sinks. frame. and side pullies curry combs, horse
cards, coockiiig pots, from Bto I6 gizlloiis, dish and
wash kett as. spiders, Itlaglish Russian, Sweeilcs,
and .-tmericiin, Iron, American, Gr.-rinan. English,
blister, springs, and cast Steel, old sable, nail, and
spkcnls, plane irons, cut do razor straps, do boxes
and soap_ coal siflers, sash wciglitsgriiidles, Hindus
tan and 'l‘ui'key oil stons, ship sci';ipei's double and
rzittgle barrel guns, linseed lan.p and fish oil, white
and red lead, chrome, sprm-.e, and ["reiii.li yellow,
English Venetianand spanish red vcrmillion, Pru-
siair blues, chrome green dry and ground verdcgris,
lamp and ivory black, whiting, amber st.one,orltre,
letlierage, gold leaf, gold and silver l)l‘t)ll7.t’. boiled
0Il, spirits tur- peutittebiiglitand copal varnir-lr.jap
pan, &.c. Sec. &.c VVILLIAM J. STRI:lI".I'.
.VorwuIl(, May I0 I836.
NORWALK (.‘t.)NFI'.C'l‘lONARY.
VT"! HE srrtb.~tcribei's take this method to infnrin the
.5; public, thiit they have taken the estalrlisliment
former-ly U. Gilbert & Co. at No. 5 Burt'ull’s Build.
i-~gs,' west side the Bridge, where they intend to keep
3 c-nod assortment of (Ionfectionary, bolli at whole
sale and retail, at as low a t'ate as at any other cata-
blishinont. Country mercliants can always be sup-
plied at a few hours notice. and njrriy ili-pend upon I1
good article, They will also rnantifail.-tirrt=. and keep
for sale, all kinds of Cordials. Stoirglvioii Bitters.
Essences, aud Lemon Siriip. it pure article. Call
and see. NOAH S, BAILEY &. SON.
Norwalk, July 20. I836, 36
HAS. N. CLOCK has received from Now-
./ York a splendid assortnteiit of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, which he offiirs to the public
upon terms that cannot but suit. They are well
selected and bought low, Just call and cxautiire
for your.-rclvcs.
L No_r_walk, Oct. 12. I836. 48
STAGE COACH.
-- OR SALE, it well built, llan(.Ir50tI|t"., foirr horse
I Stage. good as new—will be sold it great bar-
gain. En ire at this Ollice. '
D so 2
I ‘O all to wlioirt it may .c0ncern. Left the urn-
ployrnent oftlte subscriber, in July last, an in
ileiitcil apprentice by the name of Eli Botitford. I
therefore forbid all .p-:rsons liarhoi-lug, trusting, or
employing said boy, under the 9H’I{3I.9.‘|l penalty or
the law. Boss tailors will be cnirtions how they em-
ploy him Wlroevt-r will rieturn s,a,iil boy, shall he
ontitled to one cent I‘B1'.8I‘d.
N, S. BAILEY -
44
Norwalk, Sept. 14,1836.
DARK CHINTZ CALICOES.
pieces on hand of the latest styles, ex.-
’ taiit,1.u.iI for sate by]
L. . STEVENS.
eopi. s, tars.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
REMOVAL.
[lo M. STEVENS, gives Notice to the
Public, that on Monday next, March 20th, he
‘intends removing his present stock of Dry
Goods ft‘t)ll1 where they now‘ are. l0 the S10“? T0-
cently occupied by \Villiain Gale, (dec’d.) the
east side the Bridge, a few doors north the mill,
where he will have associated \vtth hitn for the
truitsactingofthe Dry Good business, Frederick
Belden. They intend keeping a most extensive
assortinent of Dry Goods. They will receive
new goods on Wednesday, at which time they
will have probably the largest. assortment to be
found in the County. L. M. Stevens would
again give notice, that previous to April 1st. his
accounts must be settled. The new arrange-
ment makes it necessary’ It must. be done to
S(I'l_.‘€ cost--—fuir warning.
Norwalk, March 15, I837. 1
FNE\V GOODS Alél}
HE subscriber has jiistreceivcd an extensive
and well selected assorttm-nt of British, French
India and Domestic Goods, ofeverv varietv of style,
pnttr-rn, piice and quality; so that all tastes may be
suited, and every buyer receive ‘satisfaction in the
worth ofthe money ex ended. Also, Dry Groce-
ries, Hard and Hollow Vare, which will he sold at
It small advance upon the cost. _
GEO. B. MIDDLEBROOK.
VVilton. Aug. 3, I836.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
V HE subscriber has just received an assortment
of ready made clothing, suitable for the ap-
proaching season.
EDWIN LOCKWDOD.
Norwalk, May 24, I836. 28
OS']‘, on Friday nigh, 3d intannt, on the turn-
pike road between Nortvalk anil Danbitry, a
pairof dark plaid Blankets The finder is request
ed to leave them at Mr \\’akeinan's‘lralfway house,
or with HIRAM BARNES-
I)iuiburt1, March 6, 1837. 3w1
DISSOLUTION.
IIE Misses E. SCOFI ELD 8: E. QUINTARD
. have this day dissolved partnership by mutual
consent. E. QUINTARD
i'\'orwaIk, Feb 22, 1837 1 3I.*
fitarttnrit Iittsttmure Q'Zottt.1Jt-tin),
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. 4
BENJAMIN ISAACS, AGENT.
Incorporated in 1810, with it Capital of $150,000,
and power to increase the same to $250,000.
T IIIS long established Instittttion has for more
than a quarter of a century transacted its ex
imrsive business on the most just and liberal princi
ples, paying ito losses with honorable proinptness;
and the present Board of Directors pledge themselves
in this particular fullyto maintain the high reputa
tion of the Company. It insures upon the most fa
vorable terms, public buildings,cliurcIies, dwellings,
stores, nrei-r'I.ani|ise, furniture, and personal proper
ty gein-rally. against loss or damage by fire.
Board of Directors.-—Eliphalet Terry, S. H. Hunt
ingtoir, II. Hitntington, Jr. Albeit Day, Samuel W'il
liams, Edwin D. Morgan, Job Allyn, George Put
nain, Jnnius S. Morgan.
ELIPHALET TERRY, President.
JAMES G. BOLLES, Secretary.
Norwalk, Aug. I0, I836. 6mo39
FOR SALE OR TO LET, _
A FRAME building, a Dwelling House, with the
Lot on which it stands, situate at the foot of
Mill Hill, and occupied by Mr. Bunting. If rented.
the building will be repaired and painted. Posses-
sion given oit the fiist of April. Inquire of
WM. J. STREET.
Norwalk, Feb 22, 1837 I5
ARPENTERS’ PLANES, ii large assortment,
just received and for sale by
- . WM. J. STREET.
Nov. I6, I836. 1
NOTICE.
THE connection of business between the sub-
scribers, was dissolved on the 1st instant, by mutu
al agreement. Samuel Jackson is authorised to
settle the business ofthe oon.*,ern._ Persons having
claims against the firm will please present them to
him for payirient, and those indebted are requested
to inrike immediate payment. D P Nichols being
about to leave the State, it becomes necessary that
the business should he closed previous to the 1st of
April next. SAMUEL JACKSON,
DAVID I’. NICHOLS.
Westport, March 9, I837. ]6w
Samuel Jackson will continue the Lutnber and
Grocery business at the old stand east side of the
Bridge, where may be found a large assortment of
seasoned luiriber of the different qualities. Also
a gt-nt-ral assortment of Family Groceries, which
he olii-rs very low for cash or approved credit.
GUARD AGAINST FIRE.
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
‘ ILLIAM J. S'I'RI£E'I', of Norwalk, agent of
the Protection Insurance Co_mpairy,in Hart
ford. Connecticut, offers to Insure Houses. Stores,
Mills, Factories, Barns, and the contents of each,
together with every other similar species of proper-
ty, Against Loss or Damage by Fire. The rates of
I'_ri-ntiirrn offered, are as low as those of any other
similar Instittition, and every titan has now an op-
portunity, for a trifling sum, to p|'()[,(-',cl himself
against this destriictive element, which often in a
single hour, sweeps away the earnings of many
years.
The course the oflice pursue in transacting their
business and in the adjusting and payments of losses,
is prompt and liberal. For terms ofinsiirnnce, rippli-
cation may be madeto the above named Agent, who
is authorized to issue policies to applicants without
delay.
Norwalk, Jan 4, I837. 8
PATENT BEE I-IIVE.
7]‘ IIE public are respectfully invited to call at
- the subscriber's Store, No. 5 Burrall’s Build-
ings, and examine Jttdd's Patent Bee Hive, which is
all that it is recominendcd to be, and retpiires only
an examination to convince any person ofthe ad.
vantage it possesses over all other Bee Hives now
in use, .'_rnil must come into general use by all those
who are in the habit of raising bees. The subscri-
ber having bought the patent right of the towns of
N0l"Vt1ll$. Wilton. and New Canaan. is now ready to
grant individual rights on liberal terms.
Please call and examine it. -
NOAH S. BAILEY.
Norwalk, Feb 15. 1837
FINAL NOTICE!
TIIE Subscriber gave notice a short titne since,
that all those who were indebted to him must
make p'-iytncnl previous to the 1st of April: after
which time a different arnritgemcpt would be enter-
ed into for the transacting of the Dry (Iooils busi-
ness.by \\‘l1lCll ill'|‘€1|1g€’-f’netit it was indisp_ciisabl_v
ner:ossa_ry that his books shoulrl ho snitled. Very
few Iiayiitg as yet complied with the notice, this is to
inforrn those who are indebted, and IIEALLY wish to
settle with the subscriber, they must call previous to
the let April, 1837, alter which time they _may ex-
pect Sliylock. L. M. STEV ENS
Norwalk, March 5, I837. I
BLACK AND COLORED SILK.
NI‘) of the largest assortmorit. ovcr 0I_II:l‘e(l in
the county, Any person desirous of silk goods
will find almost any style tltoy could wish. Also,
bl’k Clially of air excellent quality, l'or sale low b
STEVENS &.BEl.Dl:‘.N.
March 528, ]8.l7’.
i’3r:<,oAi)cr.o'r*H," CASSIMERES, sac.
V’;‘{V IIIS sulrscrilrertt have just received a large as-
_ H. sortment of Broadclotlis, Cassimr-res and Sat-
incts of almost ever ' quality, shade rind style, which
will,be sold unusually low by
STEVENS & BELDEN,
At the store recently occupied by Win. Gale. north
Illefllll - March 528, I837.
I-_ OPS AND i_5A(.tiI_I,.0f this year's growth. for
_aa.le|2y -J. A. WEED.
5
NE\V ESTABLISI~I)1ENT.
A T IVES TP OR T— II/c.st side ofthe Briclgc.
SYI.VI‘}S'.I‘ER STEVENS.
LACKSMI I'll and IRON ilealr-r, begs leave
to infoi'm the pirblic, that in connexion with the
Blacksmith husiiies.-', in all it.-' hraiiclies, he has on
hand, and will keep constantly for sale, it gr-neriil as-
sortment ofIRON, co,-isisting of Aini-rican,‘ Sweetls,
English, Old Sable, Juiiietta, and Peru, of any size.
or shape; flat, sqiirire, or round, frotn I-4 inch to 3
inches Also, a choice and selected assortment of
Engiish Blister, G(’.I'ItlillI Ciist- and Anrericriti S'I‘I".lfl
which he will ilispose of on as re-asonable terms, as
any establisliineitt on the sea boart.l.
A share ofpublic patronage is respectfully solicit-
ed-
Blacksmiths in the country are invited to call aiiil
examine for ll‘lf2I]lSt'lV'(‘S.
Westport, .Iune 1st, 1836 lf'29
' LESS THAN COST.
YE‘ HE ALlIIIIllISil‘ilIOI'S would again invite the al-
tcnlion ofthe. public to the extensive stockof
Dry Goods bclonging to the estate oftlte late Writ.
Gale. Tltcv have delerinincd to reduce the prices
consiilcrirbly below first cost, which must make it
an oltjccl to all, “ in thi.-so hard timi-s,” who would
practice cronorny, to give them a call and examine
for tltemselvos. The stock is still large and con-
Iains a great variety of settsonable articles, such as
French and Englislt lllcrinoes, a large assortincrit
of Cloths, Crissinters, Ycstiiigs, Satincts, Flanriols,
bring up cords, beuvorteens, linen and cotton sheet-
ings, rhirtings, and diapers; Tliilret wool and silk
shawls and lidkfs; gloves, ribbons, Also a
large lot of superfine calico, at 12 I-52 cents ‘per yard.
N. B. The oittirc stock would be sold a great bar-
gain:
J. S. SAr\IMIS.
L. 0. WILSON,
Adrniiiistrators.
Dec 98 “:2
«IRON AND STEEL.
OR SALE, at the store opposite Hoyths landing
Sweeds Cart and ‘Waggon tirc,
English do do do do
Square and flat swced.-7iron—all sizes,
do do Arnericun do (I0 do
do - do Iinglisn do do do
Round American and English do do do
Naylor Sr Co.’s celebrated cast steel,
Siiuiiderson, Brothers 8L C-o.’s do
Baird, nutt, and hoop iron,
Spike and nail rods, Ste. 3,'c
do do
W. J. S'I‘REE'I‘.
Norwalk, Jan 4 8
V0 all whom it may concern. The .-.ubscribcr
requests all those who have unsettled accounts
with him for TilIl0I'Illg, to call and settle the same
without delay.
Pantiiloons and Vests made, and cutting done, as
heretofore, at short notice.
N. S. BAILEY.
i\'orwiilk, Jan 25, I837 II
Let the prcj-ud2‘.ceaf stop and cortsidcr.
THOMSONIAN PRACTICE OF MEDI-
CINE.
Hlt‘. subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the, public generally, that be con-
tinues to receive calls as usual. ()l_'fi_ce in the village
of Westport. He flattcri bimselftliat his long ex-
perience and successful practice, will entitle him to
the confidence of an enlightened public.
A genuine assortment of Medicines, as I‘(‘(‘()m-
mended by Dr. Samuel Thomson for the r'cnioval of
diseases, constantly on hand.
N. B. Those who wish for Tl*.otnsoii’s genuine
Anti-Dyspeptic Wine Bitters, can ohtaiii them at
my office. designed ex_pressly for medic il purposes,
(unadiilteratcd) Also, Syrup and (‘ough Drops,
&c. &c. designed for coughs. coiisiimptions. pain in
the side, weak stomaclzs. and general dehility.
DOCTOR GEORGE VV. RUBE ._
N. B. Dr. Rubey has had the advantage of a regu-
lar study with one of the first pliysi_cia_us ofthe Bota-
nic order in the United States.‘
Jan 4
.. 3mo8
."‘-
FOR SALE, I
A VALUABLE STONE “FA.C'I"O[{Y,
l'].‘UATED on the main road lezidiirg from Not-
walk to Danbury, 2 miles from Norwalk vil
lage, on the. Norwalk river, a never failing‘ stream.
'I‘lt_c said factory was built in 1828,40 feet by 30,
3stories high, and all the running works, \VttI('l‘
wheel. stone dam, &c. has been built new within
the 2 last years. The factory has been used for the
last few years for rnriniifucturiitg hat l~oilies, and is
now for sale, with or wrtltout the rnacliinery. De-
tached frorn the property is a wooden store house
30 feet square, I I-2 stories high ; iilso, a convenient
and comfortable dwelling house. Thrre is belong-
ing to. this property a half an acre ofland, and more
land is adjoining that can be ptircliasi-d on reason-
able terms if wanted. The above property is well
calculated fora satiiict, cotton factor_v, or paper
mill. &i'. Steam boats ply daily between I\'ew
York and Norwalk village. The above property,
if not sold previous to the 22d of March, will be of-
fered at public stile, on the pren:iiscs, on the above
day, at 12 o’clock. For further pai'tit‘ulars inquire
of John D. I.ounsbiiry, on the promises; Samuel
I’. Randle, VVilioi:; Matthew Sinillr, No 24 Rose
street, New York, or Capt. Solomon 'I'otvnsend.
Providence, R I.
Norwalk, Feb 8, I83?’ tfl3
The New York Courier and Enquirer, I-Iartford
Times, and Providence Courier, are requested to
insert the foregoing advertisement in their <'.ailv
and cotintry papers until the time of sale, and scnil
a paper containing it to this oflice. They can either
send their bills or drat,v upoit this oflice for the airi’_t
irnmediittely.
‘AMP OIL, by the bbl. or loss qiiantity, for sale
by WM. J. S'I'REE'I‘.
Nov. 16. I836. 1
NOTICE.
TI-IE cop:tl'lIl0I.<ltip heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the lirin ofS2rinnel I-Iawlev,
8:. Co, is this day by nttlIlli1lilgl'f?(Zll10ll~‘ dissolvcd.—'.—
All petisons having claiins agriiitst the said firrii are
"e‘lll96.l¢‘-ml ‘I0 P|‘0S€IIt thorn to Saniiicl llawlcy and
I{u_l'us I'I Pickett, who are illllltt)l'I_zctl to smile the
claims against the firn_i_- SAMUIIL I-IAVVLEY,
R. H. l’ICKE'I"I‘,
E. O. BEN'.\‘E'l"I‘.
Ridgeflclil, Marclt 9. I837. _ tfl
IL?’ The Cabinet business will ll(‘.l'f.‘HIICI' be con
tinned under the li_r'iit of Han-Icy & I"i(;kuti,
GROCERIES, \VIN._"iS, c\'.c.
FRESH and select assortincirt of L.‘1'occrit-s.
Wines, Sugars, Teas, tszc. of the first quality
lowest prices, for stile b
I:'.D\VIN LOCKWOOI).
Norwalk, May 24, I836. 28
NOVV IS THE TIME FOR BARGAINS
7' HF. subscribers have just rcceiveil one of the
largest assortments of D R Y C O 0 D S
e",“"" l"'0l1é'.lll» 10 Norwalk. They have been selected
with great care, and will,bc sold by the pivccor yard
l"_W 11-‘? Call bt‘ boualtt in New York or t.-lsewliero.
lllell‘ ilh_‘50fl_m(’Itl .0!" goods is as coriiplotc as thi-.y
cart possibly make it at the present lime, and believe
nearly eve.i'_v article wanted in the Dry Goods line,
CiIn_ he ltoiiglit. of them. “Vll(2t]CVt'3l’ we have not the
article inqiirrcd for, we will procitrc it, if to be had
It: New York. If the ptircliaser \\ls'll(?S, oirr ar-
l'iyl|lg8|nt‘l)In'_til'(3 .~:nch, that wlicri we are not going to
l\€W I.'0t'lt lllllllctllillcly, we can seiid =-nil got it.
L. M. S'I‘luV.l’.NS.
I". BlCl.I)l“.N.
N.OT.ICEl I
E A'l'I'll£II.tliau to make cost or any iinncires.-ary
I ll'°.l.1lll“. Ilrc Hlll)Sl3l'llJ(.‘I‘ would infnrin all who
‘rave accounts rioin (5 months to 3 years S|;||)(II|)g,, 81.
"T8 l|,t‘-re_l:y J't:f]llDSIe(l, to call and settle witlio_ul fur-
“'9': '“Vll-Hllon. Those who will not take friendly
“‘lV'Cf‘. must procttt‘e the “means whorcwitlt” to set-
tle with an Olliccr-—A poor rule that will not work
ll0|ll W,uy.s_. I Sllilll practice what I preach, if the
ribovc invitation is not conforined to, unit that soon.
' (.‘II'\RLES N. CLOCK.
l\orwalit, March 7', I837. 1
the
A " ‘WI-I(_)l.I'.‘SAf.E AND Rl£'I‘AlI..
U‘? I WCCIVCII by Win. J. Street, direct from the
Q l'uclory ill Sand Lake. IOU Boxes of German
and Itcrisseliicr Window (Jltiss, a superior article,
which will be sold on as good or better terms tltait
can be obtained In the city ol'No\v-Yoi*k.
,, Nov. 9, 15.36, 51
Y W IIE subscriber has returned from New-York
E with as splendid an assortinenl as can he found
in arty store in the courtly. He has spared IILI piiiirs
in -°.(‘.lL!ClI|\gl1l.~‘ goods, they are of the l:iti-_~st t'ii.~liinns
and newest style. Ibis \\\c coinnton practii-e to ad-
vci'ti_<e a lon,g_ list of articles t'i-cciveil, but he thinks
it is useless: for what he siiys he has i'ct:<.-iveil, the
public may dope-,id upon its being correct. .\lorc- ;
over I won\\\ ‘invite all rho are in want ofany kind
of S(’u‘~_‘0n'.|I_)IC Drv Goods, to call, they can Iirril the
some by calling at his Store, on the BI'td;;t’., West
.-iilc. CHAS. N. CLOCK
4
l\'orwalk, Oct. I9. 1836.
FOR SALE,
VAI.UABl.IE‘. place, contaitiiitg 12 acres of
Laird, :1 good orcliai'd and other fruit trees, it
home, barn, blackstnitli’s aiiil sliocnral.cr’s shops, an
excclleiit \\'ell of water, and a never failing stream
of water within it few rods of the door. Said place
is hriirdsoniclv situated in New I"air'ficItl, one mile
north of tlie-.\'Ieeting Iloiise. and is an excellent
stand for a blacltsinitli or wagon maker, and will be
sold cxtfemely low. For further p.trticul.'irs, inquire
uftlic subscriber, on the premi~i-.s.
T\VO SLOOPS FOR SALE.
Y
—$c=sa-suazacm
For sale, the two well built. substantial, superior
and fast sailing sloops Mitt-liaitic and Citizen, bIl_t'-
tlicii each about 70 tons. 'I'hc_y are well found In
rigging. spars, and sails. 6.21:. and will be Sold upon
I‘CI'.$t'rIlilIII(' tcriirs, on application to the captains on
board, at Peck Slip, N. Y. or to the subscriber, at
Norwalk, Conn.
MONSON HOYT.
Norwalk,June I, 1836. 2
W/////*'
, ABRAIII A. WORDEN.
New Fai"fieltl, July 2], I836. 37
SUPERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES,
‘; Y .IOlIN I.’-UIIRALL, who liasjust received
from New-York a full supply of first rate Gro-
ceries, which have been piircliitseil since the fall of
goods. Persons wishiiig to get their supply of good
and cheap goods, will do well to call at his store, it
few rods west of the Bridge. The following arti-
clos are apart of his assortment, viz.:
SUGARS.
A full assortment of St. Croix, brown, and rvhite
I-Iavtina, and loaf and lunip Sugai'.~i.
_ 'I‘Ir‘.AS.
A general assortinent of 'I‘iz:is, ofthe latest impor-
tation, among which are sortie of very fine flavor.
MOLASSES.
A quantity ofsiriip Molasses, a superior article,
the best along shore. I
RAISINS.
A quantity of I-4 boxes ofRaisins,in fancy boxes,
at first rate article.
Do. halfboxes.
SEGARS.
Principe and I‘I5lV'rlllll Cigars, first quality.
20 boxes do. do. second do.
50 sacks blown salt, by the sack or at retail.
I00 bushels Liverpool grotiiid salt.
All those to whom good, pure Wine, &c. ttc. are
an object, will do well to call and judge for them-
selves.
NO|'\\'8ll{, June 22, I836. 31‘.
Ll. kinds of Cortlials,F.sscnces, and Stoughtoii
Bitters kept constantly on hand and for sale by
N. S. BAILEY do SUN,
No. 5 Burrall’s Buildings, west side the Br'irlgc.
Purchasers may depeiiiljon a good article: ifit
does not prove so, the article can be returiied anil
the money \\‘Ill be rcfuntlerl. 47
ASS’?
E IDDI.EBROOI(’S AI.l\IA'i\TAC, Prindleis do,
Pi-irley’s do, Pocket do. American Comic do,
Elton"s do do, Every Body’s do do, Comic Naval
do, David Crocket’.-7. do, 'I‘cn'iperance do, Cltristian
do, Anti Slavery do, and all other Almr-.nac’s for
next year, for sale by J. A. WEED.
Nt)l'\\'(tlk, Oct. 26. I836. 50
DR. BRANDRETH’S
VE(}ET.'I.BL.'E UIVI V.E]i.S.'IL PILLS.
7 VIII‘) above vztlirablc Metlirziric can always be
li.i I in any quantities, at the followirrg places:
At Levi Cliirk’s and
Carmi Bvtts’s
Of George B. Mit.l(Ilelri'0ol:s, \Villon.
Of Samuel I’-.a_vmoiid. Nt'\‘s'-Cilllililll.
Of Daucliy 81 Co. Riilgelield.
The above pt-rsons are the sole Agenlsfor the
towns II‘. whi_ch they re.-tide, and no Pills arr-. war-
rattled gcniriiie unless ()l)iiilIlf:(I at the above Agents.
Beware of cotintcrfcils. 35
\VA N T E D.
N Apprentice \Vtlnl(’(_l to the Tin and Sheet I‘ron_
[9 l)t;2~ll1Cs.~‘. lnqt:_ii'c of the srrbscribcr.
' STYLES CURTIS.
I\'orw.'tlk, Jntt I I 9
SULLIVAN’S LINIMENT,
OR the cure of bruises, sprains. rltetrtnatism,
and salt rheiim, sold by
J. LOVEJOY, Agent.
Old \\'ell, .Itinc29, I836. 39.
IPOR SALE,
FEVV barrels of Cordial, of all kinds.
1 a few pounds first rate Butter, by
N. S. BAILEY SON.
Jan 25 II
F .I_ESI‘I GRAPES.
VERY superior quality of Gr'ape.~t, for sale by
JOHN BUIIRALL.
Norwalk, Nov. 30, I836. 3
7 VI-IE Copartiiersliip hitherto cxisting between
B. Nash and J. M. I-Ioyl, is this day dissolv
ed. BURR NASH.
I\’orw:.lk, Feb Gilt, I837. 3w]
'1‘. B. BUTLER,
ATTORNEY AT L.-AWV,
FFICIS west side ofthe Bridge, over the Hat
Store of Henry B. Chase.
Norwalk, Fob I5, 1837
Ageiits for .\’e_r't\':ill§.
I
Also,
lf.i'
W7 ANTED, a titan to work on a farm, one that
has a thorough knowledge of the biisiness,
ofsober and indiistrioiis habits. Anysucli one up
plying‘ intrnediatcly, will find a good situation and
obtain the best or"wag'es- For t'nrllier particulars
inquire of ABSALOM DAY.
I\'or‘w'.iIk, Old \Vell, Feb I tfl?
10 DOLLARS RE\VARD.
W ILL he paid upon the detecton and pt}ni.<h-
rnent ofthe thiefor thieves. who are in the
coiistant practice of stealing shingle and l)0aI'flS
from our yard at Norwalk.
WILDMAN 81 GILBERT.
Diiiibiir y, Dec. 14. tfb
FARM FOR SALE.
ETIOR sale, a l"a1‘in, situate at blctucliin, New-
Jcrscy, two hours ride from New York, within
sight ofthe Ncwttrkaiid New Brunswick Rail Road
Depot, 7 miles from Italiwiry, from New Bruits-
wick, and 6 from Pertli Aiiiboy. 'I‘h_e Farm con-
tains lll) acres, between twenty five and thirty acres
of which are highly valuable wood land. Nearly
the wliolo Ir'il(.‘l is iiieadow land of the richest and
host qiiirlity. '_I'heie' are fcw pl:t(;t‘S which offer so
inun) ulIl'ilL'_II'|llS to it fiiriirer. The rieighborliood is
good, the siliiiitioii 'lie:ilth_v and coiiveriieiit, and the
liiiirl as rich as any in the country.
For particiiliirs. inquire at this oflicc, or of Mr
Writ. M. Ross, aitlj<iiiiiiig' the premises.
Jan 2.3 ‘ '
tfll
_’t()OM_S TO LET.
I’ ‘WI-III half of ii coriveiiiciit dwelling liousc to let
for one yr,-air‘, fronj. tlto first ofApril. Inquire
ofllie sr_ihsei'ibct'. JOIIN t5lIRR.Al.l..
Miircli I. I9
PIIIOBATE COURT.
' V HIS Lioiirt will be open on Szittirilay of every
week, I'm.“ 10 o’clock, A. M. until .5. I’. M.
S'I‘EI’IIEi\' SMITI-I, Judge.
r.-i._2<_.> tfll
JOE} I:"R1N'i‘sN G,
OF ALL KINDS.
Nl:‘.A'1‘LY EXECU'I‘El) AT 'I‘lIlS OFFlt'E,
NOTICE.
I.L those who are ‘indebted to the subscriber oit
book or note, are I't“qlleSlf'.(l to call and settle
the some previous to the 15th of Illarch next. If
they are not settled by that titiie, they will positive-
ly be put in an ofIiccr’s hands for colloctioii.
MONSON II’3'r"I‘.
5\vI4
Norwalk, Feb 15, 1837
FOR SALE CHEAP,
FINE Broadcloth Coats, one blue the other in--
visiblc grouii. Inquire No.5 Bitrrirll: Build-
s.s;BALur
GE NE RAL DEPOT,
AND
I7‘URNISI~IING VVAREHOUSE.
H E Subscriber is constantly adding to his al-
ready extensive stock, every new improve-
ment in articles of Kitchen furiiitiire by which his
customers may derive every possible advantage from
the inventive and entcrpriziitg spirit of the times,
and secure to themselves and their families every
combination of _
ECONOMY AND COMFORT-
'I'he following new articles deserve attention :—
I'IOVV'S 'I’Ri§i\IIU;\l STOVE for the Kitchen,
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly fin-
islied apariitn.< for cooking, boilers, kettles pans.
griildlr-s A22.-,;consuincs less fuel. gives out more
heat, than any other articleof tltekind heretofore
presenti~d to the public. It is liesiiles, compact in
its form and highly oru:tiiicntal.'I‘lte SlII)6(‘l'Il)e.lIS
now fitting iipsoine very lli|lI(lS0mC patterns, which
his Clt.~‘l0lIl(.‘l'S are invited to l'il.ll and examine.
THE CYI.I~.\‘Dl-III GIL-\’I‘I‘. STOVE, is a neat,
,,,-mi‘. and ecoiioniical article for stores, shops,
aniloflices. S(‘\'(‘l'ilI have already been put up in
this place: and for clioapiiess, convenience and
warintli ttro rckoncd the best yet iiitrodttootl.
TO 'I'All.ORS'_
LIZWISHS Paitcnt Coal Stovr~’s, for hcating tiiilor’s
Ir-one, an excellent article, which may also with :1
trifling expense, be iidiiptctl to culinary pu_i‘b_oses
'I‘I'Il<‘. IOTAIIY (TOOK STOVE. so well ailaptcil
to the wants oflirrge fiitiiilies, with its latest inr-
provements. for burning wood or coal, are still in
constant tlctntind and in high repute.
GRATES. of every p:ittcrr_i plain and orsrtatntttt-,
tal. briiss, Russia sheet iron’ soap stone, &tc. at the
lowest rates, and set in the most fashionable and
conttnodiotis style.
BOX.circiiliir, and otliorstovcs,_of every de3cip-
tion- Also, evor_v kind of tin and sheet iron work
done to order. Bl‘lll.“0‘.Ilil inctirl tea and coffee pot:
spoons, knives and forks, and u variety oftahle tind
kitchen furniture. Aiidirons shovels and tongs.&c-
STYLES CURTIS.
Norwalk, West side the Bridge.
CIIIRCULATIB.-‘G LIBRARY.”
' HE Subscriber would inform his old patrons
_ and the public g,t‘llL'l'illl_y',l.lIitI he is constantly
ii aking additions to, his lIi)l'.’tl'_V of the most popular
liIt‘l ary tvorks--:tlic fiillowirtg is it [iartiul list.
The l.Ieir'es.s, S:iyii'igs and Doings, Guy [_I'tt'£tl'!.,
[}p1'u_«_.ee_ '1‘;rle5' 8:, Slit-tclios. Village ofMrreudorpt,
L'iri(lers Liycloperliti \'c\vton Iforstcr,
I’i-vcril oftltc l’c.'ik. FOl1l‘}‘(‘E7S (L: at lialfin the NEW],
TI 0 Iiisiirgciits, Clianrpinns of I"r'eedp,i_n,
P.l(‘lI:I ol'rn:in_v Title.-‘,_'I‘-ltr'ec _\'ozirs-iq Amet‘it;t\,
Fiairci‘ in I899 &. 30, iiift,-of a Sailor,
Silirrian’s 'iiriivt:ls, Tho Alhambra,
Wliigs of Scotlriiiil, Titles ofthe Manor
I-Izijji Biibzr, Jacob Faitliful, .‘~.'iscries of Marriage,
De». Vere. Cl'lII.~‘t’. of tin» ;\liil5_-;.~,
Legt*t1tl:ii‘y. f\‘I_VslCt'_V, Eitgltiittl &thc English,
Two Old .IIcit’s Tales. Mon 5: i'\Ini.ners,
I-Iigh \V‘:i_\-s (Q By \\':iys, l)oiirinies Legacy,
'l.‘lii= Alibess, .l=ii';qircliiio ofllollatid, .
Quentin I)ut‘\\—'a rd, U. :6. Cfilllllllll Caiender;
l.ifi-fol‘ I\Ii‘.~' Siddons,'I'ibbl<~i.m,s Travels,
New ',l‘:ile-thy Mrs. Opie. Arnericirn Landlord.
Illiorla, Iloiior O’ Harri, Right lV&lI1lt‘~,‘,
Duke Cltristian, The Spy: The I’irate
Earthquzike, BraceIn'itlgr= Ilzill,
Iringli.-h Life, Meliitotii, Red (jiit_1,ll,ll(il,‘,
.Iosoplius, Eugeiip Ariiin,
DU(lIl‘ll1I':‘ Duek\vo‘rIh, ; liiiirlcville,
Tales ofthe Priory. Cottiigo IIo_v.'
I".istors I'it'e.-‘iilc,' Perils of Wotnan,
Pi-ii Owen, I’i‘.iii'ii-, Tales ofiny Landlord,
Corintry Neigltbors, I.iL~‘I. Days of Pompeii,
I<‘estivals and Firsts. Missiona.iy,
l’lcasiii'cs of Life, .\I:itthe.\v Wald,
Memoirs of Buck, Nct\toii’s .‘./Iessiitli.
Travels tltrough Spain, Mr:-'. ilIort‘el_l’s Yoyggp,
\Vest\vard I-Io, Skctclics ol'Societ_v,
Sketch Boo}-:, Ma:-:on's (fompeiid, '
\Valsli's J 'llI‘fIt‘_/. Kitir,-kcihocker,
Service .-\fIoir1, The Gu;ird.<,
Tales of the W est, Anita of Geierzgti-iip..
Miinncrs Ls. (Ii-..-torus, I"oi'titiics ol'.\'igcl,
r\lorclaiiil Vale, I)iinall'-ire. The Bone,
Blue Stocking Hall, Ai-iibiaii Nigliis,
Rod Rover‘, Valley ol'Slictri'itirlo_:i_lt,
\VnO(lSIt‘)Cl{, The Barony, Enoch Crosby,
IIIEIXWPII, Adveitttrrcs of ‘.1 Kit’/.zilbasIi,
'l‘he I"rovost, The Iixcliisive, Cy ril 'I‘hoI'nton,
Peep at the l’ilgrirns, Adventures ofa King’; Pggg-.,
Great Britain in ISJSBIF, ritzc fleorgiz, '
'I.‘hir (.‘:irbonaro, The Sr.-pirratioii,
Tilncy I-Iall, Invisible (ii~iitli{rnart,,
Elliot’s Debates, Life of i\'apqleo;},
ltoinan I.itcratui-e, Life of Pinc-kney,
Letters front the Egcan, Life of J. Taylgr,
Clironicle oftiothii I11, Dwight’s Travels,
l’);irlry’s Tour, Si'.il]l‘(I:«l_V hlttgaz-I110.
I-Iistory ofEur'opc, 'I‘iicl<ney’s Narrative,
I.ord Byron. VVild Irish (iii-I, Porters Journal,
History oi Nortlinien, I‘l.tcidc,
Postliuincus Papers, Contrast, The Rivals;
Hope Leslie, Corning Otit. 'I‘lte Bi".it'o,
Cimeircc, Welsh Mcuntiriits, l{itl.‘_-'. Of the PGRIL
.l‘I(‘,‘ltI(‘.|I!II.tI]eI‘, Lineol Lincoln, Fair Maid of Perth,
The Disownod, High Life, Flirtrttioir,
Elizabeth _du Bruce, Pi-lliani, Deyercau,
Antiquity, Glilsittn de Blondeville. Retreat,
Wept of VVishton Wislt, Water W/itch,
History ofthe Bible, Polar‘ Seas and Regions,
Rollin’s Ancient Bistory, English Baron,
I’leasurcs of Hope, ’l'lta_ddcus of Warsaw, .
Billlvlotl the Great, Tales ofthe Heart,
Con_iirgsinar, Abbott, Disco_vcifiv of America,
Life ol'Gcoi'ge 4th, Ilistory ofBritish India,
Orations of Demosthenes, Kenilworth,
The Rainbler, Decision, Fiill ofJerusalem,
Paris Chit Chat, Children of the Abbey,
Dorircstic Recreation, Fables. Spanish Daughter,
Lacon, Essays and Slttchcs, Happiness.
Wlrite’s Rcinains, \\’illis_on’s \Vorks, Vathek,
Ship Wreck, l’eregi'ini=, I’ickh=., Gil Blass,
Titles ofthe Crtisaders, Caleb Williams,
Ir!-ltlIICt‘lQI Greaves. Henry i\'liluer,
Sir Cllill'lt‘S Grtrndisoit, Iziurly Lessons,
Guy Mains,-riiig. T. Moorc’s Works,
Alinoriin &. HHIIICI, Gcot'gc Desmond,
A_hbe_v of Wiwliill, Birds ofScolland,
Scckcrs Lcctrtres, Recluse, Lights and Shadows,
l.oiii.~:.i l\'ladi~.linc, Banrioi k Burn,
tfottiigo Firesiile, Aiitolizi, l"illr:ts England.
Irlleiiiu.-iris of Win, Entail, Florence Macarthy,
Lollartls, Lioncl_ Cainpbcll, I’l1ys_iognomist,
Reginald Dalton, Prccaiitioit,
Lectures on Politeness. Balm of Gilead,
l«‘.ss:iy on Modern History, Titles ofa Traveller
Sllili{Sp(,’€Il', Hermit in the Country, Colleginns,
Oxoiiiaiis, Christian Rescarclies,
Asiiiodeus at Large, Fiddlers Observations.
Four Cringles Log. Domestic Itlanners of Americans
Hull's .\Iomoii-s, Mariners Llironicle, '
I’ii-rites and Robbers, Cruise of Potomac,
Falkland, Pilot. I-Ielen, Caspar Hauser,
Tough Yarns, Liiiwoods,
Croeket’s Life of Van Buren. ‘
Ilorso Slme Robinson, Kcntuckian in Newlfork
Rambles in N. Amer'ca-
JOHN A. WEED.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOES.
large supply on hand aitd for sale b
L. M. STEVENS.
~ 43
Sept. 5, I836.
- stitfni-.ck,earaclrc,cltilblains oi frosted feet and hand-t
’influent;5i, cittarrh, asthma, wl_w0ibiu_,-3 (‘9'||_t3I’]" M,-.._.-;
- REMOVAL.
T HE subscriber has removed his Marble Yard
. d 50 or 60 rods above the Bridge. on the main- ,
'03 10 Dflnbuty. ‘He has on hand a large assord. I
rsnent of Marble, suitable for Grave Stones. Hearth
'°'l¢_5s 310- M50. three Pedestal Monuments; all
ofnhrch he offers cheap for cash.
EDMOND PRICE.
Jan 11 '0
FOR SALE, ,_
A small place, containing about 7 acres;
. of land, well divided into meadow and plow
land, with a good house and 2 wells ofnever failing
Water, together: with as great a variety of the best
selection oftrurt that can be found. Any one wish-.
gngto buy can call on Mr. Jeminy James. Said place
is situated on Bcl_den’s Hill, 3 mile; f,,,,,, N0,.w,,,k
Bridge. the Landing. Said place is well calculateilg,
for any _mt:chunic.
AVDRE V . .7‘.
Wilton, Feb 8. 1337. i I "WFc,‘,,:,3-;
LOOIC AT THIS!
II. IIlBBARD’S Ci\rt.tii.~.'A'r'rvr.’ SAt.vt:,
'lhts salve, for upward: of 35,3“). y,.,,,._, has
betntlfnqnigloyed in C‘l‘lI‘IIIlg phlt-gmonous and I)IllCl;l
't t - e‘ s - ' - - ., -
cold 0», ‘-1 . M 0'. -Igue in the face, occri.-roiietl by
‘ 9‘ “fled '°"‘h' “Sue in the breast, rnrlk c-ike
. , ‘ ‘ _ ' 9
painful glandular swelltngs, scroltila or krng’s evil,
corn: on tltc-feet, sztltrlrcuin, bin lIS,SCiIl(lS, rlieitinatic
pains o,ftlte__1otitts attended ivitli Swelling, "ml ,,,,;,,
“ll 8lT*—’i3|l0t1S generally. The penetration and ex.
traordinary powers possessed by this Sofie in re-
lieting and cttring the most ,a,infiil local ..ircc.s.,n_.~
tnditced the p_t'o,prietor to give to It the U,i1\IIC'.."Ctll"
tttritattve—Iiteriig (l£_’.t'l\’t’(‘l front. Qqzyrggx, ,. Y",-rg-9, (he,
(‘arise charrns u_sii:ilIy consisted ofa vcrst,:.) tlrt-retore
pllysltfifllts in ancient times applied me re,-,,, to ”,,,_.,e
If'|t’t.'dIOS Wl_Iiclt were snpposi.-it to po.-sass the power
Ofd Cl}.Il"l“ '"_3ll3YtIIg paint. Many pliysicians ltrrvei
P'95'-Illlcll tllls Salve with dccidt-(I ;itlv:rutugciii ,1
variety Of acute and _clir;ou_ic disorders, in rclicvina
‘lie Pill“ 0l'0.l€l,I‘|'Ht-‘|t,tr£‘-;I, hopes. cellon.~ titiiiors nails:
indurated or fittrdeiir-d Swalllttgs, ft'\'Sij-t:I:t.~" or Sf."
Anthony '9 fire It h,r_rs also berry}-,m,],',,.,.d “.m, ,_,,.,,a,‘
benefit as a strcngtheiiiiig pIilI.'~'lt3,t' for wo.il.'i.c‘s.-' of
the chest, b.t_t_cIr, or side. and .'il_:~:o in the v-.p-ilouir at‘ ,
[ct-tiqlls of the hinge, izori.-;-,pr_ip,:io_..<,-, ',;,,,,._.i,_..,',.,,|d_,,
or crtttlp, Etc. &c. In milk cake :in_';I ;i-_-mg of gm;
breast, this Salve will be found .1 spg-edx ,;,,,'f ,;,.,.,,,i,,
cure. Iille proprietor has nppired 51 In “Hilly Imn_—,
d"_8'l_°*‘5<‘S 0 flit! kind, sgme of the most 'iaiul'ul den.
¢"I’I'°"s “ml III III’ one case liars he-ever known it to
da 9 Ielirecfil, ac I‘ . _. _ .0 _‘a(',u in if“ -
bo:?FIV,,,,é_e "gin s,t_it,,,t;,,gI]3_trs=,tp,t_0it. .r lllll-.h,_t, ill
. - - . BB tprs Er mi I. r. .\l'tI'l‘l-;
BILIOUS [IA IL? II.LSY-'.I‘Il'e8t' iiilti |.;..-cl be
com? known to the public entirely by their yin-tut-24.
Their powerful influ net: in rtlievingiind put-ing llii:
ases Ii ave. been so rep_eateilly tested, that the 'p_ro—'
prtetor is induced to conigly with the srilitzitiititrris of
I|‘l.3ll§l$ in thus noricingtltem. Pxtcndin,-_v ir..-rt.-in it
knowledge ofthe means of-rcliefto the p_nh_lip gt-‘no
rally. '1 hey are highly ap _reci;m.-d for tlp: i-.i:|ii.-I‘
they iiflirid in aflectioqs gt’ that liver arid iligcstivo
organs. The worst cases p,f(_-l_;_.-9_,,ip ,]'_,'-__‘-,,,.,,'_\,,,‘ in
Velerale coslnfellfisgr Il7§“.‘a'I3$lI9ll_. ¢l.VEI'It_*‘I)lItf_iC0‘Ililllltp
tron, rlrcumatism, nervous or sick lrc.'iilacl~.i:'. anil
scurvy. have been entirely cirreil by n pi>p_p;-,- us,» of
I'IleIl'l§.HlS0._lIV8l' cgttrplaipts. fey-i-r;iud ,.g.,.._ i,‘,i;..,.,-
levei‘,jiiuntlrce. dysentery’ or bl,,r,.iiIy'gIu;.,:, the ,._-,- ~mo
nnory symptoms qf .cholp.ra; (II'OpSICiII ..u-.-l:i..;;..-,
piles, worms in children, f'its,‘Ioii;g-neg; 33,1‘ i,n,,_.._.|,,
I'll)’ Offlle l’0W8lS.occa_r,1i_otietl lty, it-ritsition, lcellting,
&c. '1 hey act as an alterutiya, catliartic, or I.i}§;tli\'t?,
according to the rpztnner of taking tliein. I":i_inilie<
having occasion to test their i-fljciicy, wi I ever :i fie;
esteem them we ltiglily to_ be without llIerr_t_. I’...-
ticular attention should be given In the ainple tlireo
trons \\'lll(‘Il accompany tlrenr. T-,vent_v pills in zi
box—each pill is a dose for an adult. I’ric'r_- 50 cctils.
IE?’ Orders (past ,aid,) for the above articles,
promptly executed b T. R. I-Irnitrinr), my piini.-ipal
Agent, No. 228 Bowery, New York. A siritahlc dis
count allowed these who purchase to sell €t,'=’ilI|'I. I
B‘ Hlgfl-‘ARD, 226 Bowery, N. Y.
Also, for sale by
i J. LOVEJOY, Agent.
My
BU RDEN'S PA'1‘EN'1‘ HORSE SIIQIC
NE TON ot'Horse Shoes, in ca:-ks of too’ lbs .
each. for sale by the subscriber, at 8 I-4 cents
by the cash. til‘ § 122 cents at retail.
‘V. J. STREI‘l'I'.
Jan 4 '
Norice.
pools, of more than four months rtanding, are hereby '
notified. that their accounts are due and ptivment is
respected without delay. ' ' -
EDWIN I.0CKWUQ_D.
Norwalk, Jan 4. 1837.
EW ‘serous’ GOODS, 8:. FRESH t‘;i_'*,ot"
, _CERIES.—'I‘he subscribrr is con-taiitty ria-
lenrslnng his stock ofgoods, which enahlr-s him to,
eep a good assortment on hand. No pains will be
spared to furnish his customers with u'h;.t tli_;=.y
push in his line of trade. Patronage from his t'g~iepil.-r
will be thankfiilly received. Plerise" give an old
friend a call. J. LOVI£.IOY.
Old VVeIl,May 10, 1836. 27
CASTINGS.
URNACE doors and grates, fire dogs and
plough points, cart and wagon boxes, for sale
VVM. J. _S'I II.l'Zl'}'l'.
HARD AND HOLLOW WARE,
IRON, STEEL, AND CASTINGS. -,
LINSEED. SPERMACETI, AND, FISH orL;
WHITE LEAD, DRY AND IN OIL, ‘
VENETIAN AND ENGLISH RED,
FRENCH AND SPANISH YELLOW, ~
soar STONE. PREPARED FOR USE,
VERDIGRIS, CHROME GREEN 8:. YELLOW,
STONE YELLOW, SPANISH WI-IITING, AND.
. LAMP BLACK,
Together with nearly all articles in the line of’
of Window Sashes, from 6 by 8 to II by 15. Arno 0
the shelf goods may be found nearly every ariic _
required in tinishingabuilding, and most ai'ticl‘c's,~'
(iii my liue,) to furnish it when completed. ‘~
Jan 4 8.
ONCE MORE.
All persons having unsettled accounts with the
late firm _of Huhbell, Porter, &. Co. are notified and
warned. that unless immediate attention is paid to
the Settlement of their accounts, that they may ex-
pect to pay cost.
N» 3- That this notice means something. ‘-
October 26, 1836. I 50
FOR SALE. ‘
'1..\
commanded by Daniel K. Nash. Meas-
Ul'e_ eight one. 76-95 tons, four years old(/
_8prIng, a _rst rate sailer, and well found. I,
is now lying at the head of this harbor. Fo
llrlher particulars enquire of ‘
Capt, D. K. NA
WM. J. S'I‘ ' ’
A'I‘E.\"I‘ BALANCES, just received -ndifoi
sale by . WM. J. srnngr.
gs.
Norwalk, Miirch 1
Jim. 4, 1837.
I . -WM.K,
.Nm-rrtllt.MutIi?.‘_€. -.
fail ofrelieving the pain in a few hours, ;u_igl ‘pi ,5 few _
Old Well, Jgne 22. 1836. ;;.2..'- '
All those who are indebted to the SUl)FCt'Il)0I'l)Y‘i'?i;
Painting or Glazing, inclitding a large assortment , g. 2
.. I
WM. J. S'l‘REE'I‘_.
THE sloop Minerva, of this port, recenlly I
Norwalk Chronicler