THE ZODIAC,
A MONTHLY Periodical, of 16 pages imperial
octave, devoted to Science, Literature, and
the Arts, is published at Albany, for 1 dollar per an
num. Subscriptions received at Il’ll3 oflice.
Jan ll
MOLASSES.
UST received, a quantity superior Syrup IV 0
losses, the very best altmg shore, and will be
sold without distinction in any quantity to suit pit.--
charters. Persons wishing to supply themselves
with the article, will do well to call soon. Also, an
assortment first quality Teas. Sugars, Coffee, &o.
qll of which will be sold at the lowest market price
I)
7 - A. MALLORY.
Norvvalk, July lst, I836.
34
Rr3:_MovAr..
HE subscriber has removed his Stock of Goods
to the store opposite Hoyt’s Landing, recently
occupied by Mr .I_amrs l.al|y and for the Oilice of
the Democratic Star; where he has on hand,and
intends keeping, a general assortment of
HARD VVAHE, HALLOW-WARE (TUTLIZRY.
CARI’l«JN'I'I’.RS' PLANES, PAINTS, OILS.
GLASS, NAILS, &e. &c.
I00 dozen knives and forks from 21! tip, carving,
do chopping, shoe. jack, pocket, and pen knives;
butchers, and table steel ; ra'I.ors, scissors, and
shears, sheep shears; broad, wood, and boys, axes :
do hatchet.-; Brrtauna table and tea spoons; iron,
copper,-zinc, and sheet iron tea kettlcs ; Btitanna
and block tin tea pots; b ass, Jappan. and iron can
dl-sticks; brass and Jappan lamps; brass stair rod:
do eyes,; l:atte.rs, tailors. Italian toy and sad irons;
trons, coffee mill, patent do; circular gridirons;
frying pans, new style; long and short ha|dle,do .
steel and brass snuffer.-, do 3 With trays ; London
and knitting pins; silver, Iclld, and slate pencils .
snuffboxos ; atoel tobacco do. lunar and steal pens,
British ink ; do powder. powder horns, and flasks ;
shot bags; neck and back combs; calfskin and
morocco pocketbooks ; boxes perfnrnery . horse and
riding whips; do lashes, spars : Gosling‘s New-
York. and Peat'_s shoe bltttzkingt slates; brass and
glass ommode knobs ; glass brass and glass curtaln
ping; brass andiorn Ittlllc. casters; do. stand do.
egcurhe-ons ;till locks; bad screws ; picture and cur
taln rings; brass knobs brass and iron buttons
do. on plates; trunk and chest handles; clone!
and hat pins ;capenter’s pat door loclts , knob brass
iuoriicn, closet, chest, trunk, tlll, pad, and drawer
locks, knobs, and Norfolk latches, square, round,
and neck bolts. brass do brass and jtippan door
_Iin0CI{(‘.l’ hsrsc, wood, and shed, rasps, flat, halfprtt,
mill, saw, bastard, hand saw, and rat tail files, din-
ner and tea bells,iron shovels and spads. Clitrliing
shovels, Iron and brass sliovuls and tongs, bellows,
window, crumb, clothes, shoe, horse, whitewash,
scrubbing paint, shaveing‘, tooth,and pencil, brush-
es, clothes, chalk, and fish lines, fish hooks. steel trap
rat antl mouse do trace and halter chains, coach
wrpnchog, bod do carpenters’ plains ofall kinds,
eompas.-es, cross cut hand, back, web, key. bolt‘. and
compass saws, trying squares cutting gauges, spoke
slrnresqnail hammers and hatchets, mrrrticeng chin-
els. I’irmers’s do gaugers, augurs and bitts brace
and bitts, boxwood and common rules, 4fold,do
drawing knives, iron and steel squares, cross and
xi butts, screws, cut nails. fI‘0flI 3d‘ I0 5d~ I’! {"9
gag or less quantity, wrought,brass in mi copper, nails,
H and HI. hinges, chest, do shutters. screws and
sinks. frame and side pullies curry combs, horse
cards. coocking pets, from ‘zto I6 gallons, dish and
wash kett as. s iders, English Rnssiunr SW9-8403.
and American, ron, American, German. Epglialt,
blister, springs, and cast Steel, old sable, nail. and
splterds, plane irons, cut do razor straps. do boxes
and soap, coal sifters, sash weightsgrindles, Htudos
um and Turkey oil stons, ship scrapers doubts and
sisgle barrel guns, linreed lamp and fish Oll, white
and red lead, chrome, spruce, and French yellow,
English Venetian and spanish red vermillion, Pru-
sian blues, chrome green dry and ground verdegriri,
lamp and ivory black, whiting, timber stone,ot_-hre,
letherage, gold leaf, gold and silver bronse. bo_iled
oil, spirits tur- pontinelnightand copal varnir-h,yap
part, &c. &c. &.c VVILLIAM J. STREET.
Norvrnlk, May 10 I836.
KORWALK c'o2t1«‘r-:cTto:t.tru'.i I
HE subscribers take this method to inform the
public, that they have taken the establishment
formerly U. Gilbertst Co. at No. 5 IIurr'all’s Build.
lags, west side the Bridge, where they intend to keep
a good assortment of Confectionery, both at whole
sale anti retail, at as low a rate as at any other eetu-,
blishmont. Country merchants can always be sup
plied at a few hours notice, and may depend upon a
ood article. They will also rnauufacture and keep
or sale, all kinds of Cordials, Stout; hton Bitters.
Essences, and Lemon Sirnp. a pure article. Call
and sea. NOAH S. BAILEY 83 SON.
Norwalk,July 20, I836. '
HAS. N. CLOCK has received from New-
! York a splendid assortment of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, which he offers to the public
upon terms that cannot but suit. The ' are well
selected and bought low. Just call an examine
for vourselvss. 43
Norwallt, Oct. 12. 183-6.
36
STAGE COACH.
OR SAI E, a well built. handsorne, four horse
Stage, good as new-wwill be sold a great bar-
lra at this om...
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gain.
l".n
Dos
AMP on, by the bbl. or less quanmy. for at.
WM. J. S'l'R,EE'I‘.
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Nov. 15. I836.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
REMOVAL.
La M. STEVENS, gives Notice to the
Public, that on Monday next. March 20th, he
intends removing his present stock of Dry
Goods from where they now are, to the Store re-
cently occupied by bl. illiam Gale, (dec’d.) the
east side the Bridge, a few doors north the mill.
where he will have associated with him for the
transacting ofthe Dry Good business, Frederick
Belden. Phey intend keeping a most extensive
assortment of Dry Goods. They will receive
new goods on Vlednesday, at which time they
will have probably the largest. assortment to he
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 dmu to
save co5t—-fair Warning.
Norwalk, March 15, I837.
READY MADE CL-OTHING.
HE subscriber has just received an assortment
ofready made clothing, suitable for the ap-
proaching season.
EDWIN LOCKVVOOD.
Nortvalk. May 94. ‘I836. 23
OST, 9.!) Ftitlay nigli,‘3d iriiiigint, on the WI‘!!-
pike road between Nortvullciiorl D:_mh_nr_v, a
pair of dark plaid Blankets The finder is. re,qut-st
HI I0 l9nVe them at Mt‘ WaItern:in's half way liotlise,
or with HIKAM B.u;rNi-:5.
Danburt/, March 6, 1837. ;;\;-1
O
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BLACK AND COLORED SILK.
NE of the largest assortment ever offered in
y the county. Any person r.l,esirotts of silk goods
will find almost any style they could wish. Also,
bl’k Chal'y of an excelil -nr qu;-flity, for sale low by
S'I.‘E,VENS &. BELDEN.
I~I:1r'cli2€, 18.37.
FIN AL NOT_tcr_:s
HE Sttblcribcl‘ gtI.V.e notice It slrort.tirne since,
that all those who ts:er;e,irul1=btied to him must
make p's,',U,l1P.nt,prt'vi0tI8 to die Isl of 4p;i‘|',';' aqer
which time ,u tliffercpt asr,'urgerrit;nt would rnmer.
ed into for like trttnsitctirtg of ,thc-Dry tl,oods ly,n_si.
tress, by Itiltioh arrangement .it was ,indispensabl\-
riecm.-sary that his books should be sqitled. ‘Very
few having as vet complied with.t_lie.notice,,tlris is ti)
in forrii those who are indebted, and rt:Ar.r,v witch to
write with the rruhactrlber, they must call prt vious to
g:,==-NEw- GOODS :3
HE snbscriberhas just received an extensive
and well selected assortment of British, French
India and Domestic Goods, ofeverv varietv ofstyle,
pattcru, price and quality; so that all tastes rnny be
suited, and every buyer receive satisfaction in the
worth ofthe money expentletl. Also, Dry Groce-
ries, Hard and Hollow Ware} Which Will be Sold at
it small advance upon the cost.
GEO. B. MIDDLEBROOK.
\Vilton. Aug. 3, 1836.
DISSOLUTION.
HE Misses E. SCOFI l<ZLD & E QUINTARD
. have this day dissolved partnership by mutual
consent. E. QUINTARD
Norwalk, Feb 22, 1837 I 3t’
¥’t2rtt°tfnt'I1 Itrutttu-trite Qtuitttiaitgz,
IIAIKTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
BENJAMIN ISAACS, AGENT.
Incorporated in l8lO, with a Capital of $150,000,
and power to increase the same to $250,000.
IIIS long established Institution has for more
than a quarter of a century transacted its ex
tensive business on the most just and liberal princi
ples, paying itc losses with honorable promptness;
and the present Board of Directors pledge themselves
in this particular fully to maintain the high rt,-puta
tion of the Company. It insures upon the most fa
vorable terms, public buildings, churches, dwellings.
stores, nierrhantlise, furniture, and personal proper
ty generally, against loss or damage by fire.
Board of Dirt:ctor.s.—-Eliplmlet Terry, 8. H. Hunt
ington, H. Huntington, Jr. Albeit Day. Samuel Wil
lisms, Edwin D. Morgan, Job Allyn, George Put
nam, Jnnius S. Morgan.
ELIPHALET TERRY. President.
JAMES G. BOLLES, Secretary.
Norwalk, Aug. I0. I836. 6111039
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 on the first ofApril. Inquire of
WM. J. S'.I'REE'.[‘.
Norrvalk, Feb 22, 1837 l
ARl’ENTERS' PI.-\NES, a large assortment,
just received and for sale by
WM. J. STREET.
Nov. 16, I836. _ 1
NOTICE.
TI-IE connection of business between the sub-
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NEW Es'i‘ABLIsHMEN'i‘.
AT IVESTPOR T—- West side of the Bridge.‘
’ SYLVESTER STEVENS,
I:ACKS.\'Il'l"II and IRON dealer, begs have
to inform the public, that in connexion with the
Blacksmith business, in all its branches, he has on
hand, and will keep constantly for sale, a general as-
sortment ofIRON, consisting of American, Sweeds,
English, Old Sable, Junietta, and Peru, of_any size.
or shape; flat, square, or round, from 1-4 inch to 3
inches Also, a choice and selected assortment of
English Blister, German Cast- and American STEEI
which he will dispose ot'on as reasonable terms, as
any establislirncrrt on the sea board. _
A share ofpublic patronage is respectfully solicit-
ed-
Blacksmiths in the country are invited to call and
examinefor themselves. .
Westport, June lst, 1836. I929
LESS THAN COST. ~
THE Administrzitors would again invit Othe at-
tention ofthe public to the extensive stockof
Dry Goods belonging to the estate ofthe late Wm.
Gale. They have determined to reduce the prices
consider-ably below first cost, which must make it
an object to all, “ in these hard times,” who would
practice economy, to give them a call and examine
for tliemst-Ives. The stock is still large and con-
talus a great variety of seasonable articles, such as
French amt English Mt-rinoes, a large assortment
of Cloths, Ca-sinners, Vestings, Satinets, Flanncls,
hang up cords, beaverteens, linen and cotton sheet-
ings, stiirtings. and diapers; Thihet wool and silk
shawls and htlltfs; gloves, ribbons, &r.c. Also a
large lot of superfine calico, at 12 I-2 cents per yard.
N. B. The entire stock would be sold a great bar-
l
gain;
I. S. SAMMIE,
L. 0. WILSON.
Administrators.
Dec 28 In
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IRON AND STEEL.
OR SALE, at. the store opposite Hoyt's landing
Sweeds Cart and lVaggon tirc,
English do do do do
Square and flat svveedsiron—all sizes,
do do American do do do
do do l".ngIisn do do do
Round American and English do do do
Naylor S; Co.’s celebrated caststeel,
Saunderson, Brothers 81. Co.’s do do do
Band, null, and hoop iron,
Spike and nail rods, &c. Sec.
W. J. STREET.
Nor-walk. Jan 4
0 all whom it may concern. The subscriber
scribers, was dissolved on the 1st instant, by mutu
al agreement. Samuel Jackson is au'.lioi'ised to
settle the business ofthe concern. Persons having
claims against the firm will please present them to
him for payment, and those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment. D P Nichols being
about to leave the State, it becomes necessarythat
the business should be closed p'evions to the lat of
April next. SAMUEL JACKSON,
DAVID P. NICHOLS.
Westport, March 9, 1837. 16st
Samuel Jackson will continue the. Lumber and
Grocery business at the old stand east side of the
Bridge, where may be found a large assortment of
seasoned lumber of the different qualities. Also‘
it general assortment of Family Groceries, ',-,vhi¢},
he offers very low for c.'.i_sh or approved credit,
GUARD AGAINST FIRE.
PROTECTION INSURANCE compmvr.
V ILLIAM J. STREET, of Norwalk, agent of
the Protection Insurance Company,in Hart
lord. Connecticut, offers to Insure Houses. Stores,
Mills, Factories, Barns, and the -contents of each,
together with every other similar species ofproper.
ty, Against Loss or Damage by Fire. The rates of
Premium ofi'ered, are as low as those of any other
similar Institution, and every man has now an op.
portunity, for :1 ‘Filling sum, to protect himself
agalnst this destructive element, which often in a
single l-tour, sweeps away the egt‘niii§u of pygmy
yt:t‘.'.'S,
The course the office pursue in transacting their
business and in the adjustingand payments of losses,
is prompt and liberal. For terms ofin.-nrnnce, appli-
cation may be madeto the above named Agent, who
is authorized to issue policies to applicants without
delay.
Nonvalk, Jan 4, 1837.
8
PATENT BEE HIVE.
THE public are respectfully invited to call at
the subscriber's Store, No.5 Burrall’s Build.
lugs, and examine .Iudd’s Patent Bee Hive, which is
all that it is recommended to be, and requires only
an examination to convince any person ofthe ad,
vantage it possesses over all other Bee Hives now
in use, and must come into general use by all those
who are in the habit of raising bees. The subscri-
ber bztving bought the patent right of the towns of
«\'0rW«1lk. Wilton. and New Canaan, is now ready to
grant intlivitlual rights on liberal terms. '
Please call and examine it.
NOAH S. BAILEY.
Nortvnlk, Feb 15. I837
BRANDRETIPS
UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE
PILLS.
5.397.-III-ll‘? AGAINST C_0UN'1‘E'RFEI'l'S.
’rlHE within named John B. Sandford, of
. Bridgeport, Conn. is my appointed Genet.
III Agent IDI IIIO Cl)lInI)’ OI‘ _I_1‘ai|"field' Counecti-
cut, inthe United States 0fAmerica, and this
letter which is signed by me Benjamin B,-an-
dreth, in my own hand writing, must also be
signed by the within named General Agent,
whose name will also appear in the principal
papersin the United States. This c.-miion has be-
come absolutely necessary to guard the public
against the numerous counterfeits which are out
ofthe above popular Medicine.
This letter will be renewed every twelve
months, tlierefore should any alteration be made
in the date, do not purchase, there is doubt.
B. BRANDRETH.
New-York, January 31, 1837.
In orderto guard against Counterfeits, a co-
py ofthe above certificate will be furnished to
each one of the following named Agents ap-
lpointed by John B. Sandford, for the sale of
l3I'aHdrellI’S V- U- Pills in the respective towns
throughout Fairfield County :
Falrfieltl. George Peck, Lewis Burr and
George Burr.
South port, Davis <;\’. Perry.
Westport, John \V. Taylor.
Danbury, David Pearce, Jr. and James W.
Porter.
Ritlgefield, VVm Daucliy & Co.
Rcddlpg: Fanton dc Duncomb, and Abbott
QC Frrigt. I I i ' '
iVil,tQn, George B Middlebrooks.
Weston, Eli Adams, ' i ‘
Truriibull. Judson ,Ct,ir_t_ls.
Munroe. Levi i:«i.wa'rs and Daniel aim-
wood. . ' " ' ‘ - ‘
Nctv-I-‘airfield, Seely Bai‘rium ,nn,d
Hopkins. '
Stratford, Robert Wallter and Treat Blake-
man.
Norwalk, Levi Clark and _Carmi Betta.
New-Canaan, Samuel Raymond dc Co. I
Stamford, ‘V 66 R Hoytd; Co. A '
Greenwich, Thomas Barton and ,Jo_na,ihan
Jessnp. ' ' '
Black Rock. Ephriam _C. Penfield
Nt.Wl0‘Vfl. Baldwin 6:. Beers, Johnson 6:.
Clark. VV B Glover, Ezra Morgan, S'B Peck
6:‘. C 3, and [lart Shepard. '
Brookficld, Burr & Morris.
(E? A constmit supply of tlic.Cciiuine.Pills
.5‘-°Pl’.°.‘.‘
It! lst April, 1837, _lIte,r which time the_v mu ¢x- ,c-.in no bad at the old stand of
[-4 tSl-y
L. _.§I. S'I_'EYE S
-iotwalk, MureIi.45,,,l83,'I.
1
JOHN B. SANDFORD Agent.
Bridgeport, Munch 1-1., 1830. ’ 2:)‘
V
1 requests all those who have unsettled accounts
with him for Tailoring, to call and settle the same
without delay.-
Pantaloons and Vests made, and cutting done, as
heretofore, at short notice.
N. S. BAILEY.
___1()l'Wall(,Jt|n 2-5,1837 ll
Let the prejudiced stop and consider.
THOMSONIAN PRACTICE OF MED]-
CINE.
THE subscriber would respectfully Inform his
friends and the public generally, that be con-
tinue! to receive calls as usual. Office in the village
of Westport. He flatter: hiinselfthat his long ex-
perience and successful practice, will entitle him to
the confidence of an enlightened public.
A genuine assortment of Medicines, as recom-
mended by Dr. Samuel Thomson for the removal of
diseases, constantly on hand.
N. B. Those who wish for Thomson's genuine
Anti-Dyspeptic Wine Bitters, can obtain them at
my office. designed expressly for medical purposes,
(unadnlteratr.-d.) Also, Syrup and Cough Drops,
Sac. &.c. designed for coughs. consumption§, pain in
the side, weak stomachs. and general dehility.
DOCTOR GEORGE VV. RUBEY.
N. B. Dr. Ruhey has had the advantage ofa regu-
lar study with one of the first pliysi_ciaii_s ofthe, Bota-
nic order in the United States, '
Jan 4 8mo.‘3
"FOR SALE,
A VALUABLE STONE FACTORY,
ggl'1‘UA'1‘ED on the main road leading from Nor-
lx. walk to Danbury, 2 miles from Norwalk vil
lage, on the Norwalk river, a never failing stream.
The said factory was built in 1828, 40 feet by 30,
3slories high, and all the running works, water
wheel. stone darn, &c. has been built new within
the 2 last years. The factory has been used for the
last few years for manufacturing hat bodies, and is
now for sale, with or without the machinery. De-
tached from the property is a wooden store house
30 feet square, I I-2 stories high; also,a convenient
and comfortable dwelling house. There is belong-
ing to this property a lrnlfau acre ofland, and more
land is adjoining that can be purchased on reason-
able terms if wanted. The above property is well
calculated fora satinet, cotton factory, or paper
mill, &c. Steam boats ply daily between New
York and Nortvalk village. The above property,
if not sold previous to the 22d of March, will be of-
f.B1‘8<l 6' public sale, on the premises, on the above
day, at 12 o'clock. For further particulars inquire
of John D. Lounsbury, on the premises; Samuel
P. Randle, Wilton; Matthew Smith, No. 24 Rose
street, New York, or Capt. Solomon Townsend.
Providence, R I,
Norwulk, Feb 8, 1837 , ((13
The New York Courier and Enquirer, Hartford
Times, and Providence Courier, are requested to
insert the foregoing atlvertisement in their daily
and country papers until the time of sale, and send
a paper containing it to this office. They can either
send their bills or draw upon this oflice for the ain't
immediately.
NOTICE.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the firm of Samuel Hawley,
81. Cu, is this day by mutual agreement dissolvcd.—
All persons having claims against the said firm are
requested to present them to Samuel Hawleyand
Rufus H Pickett, who are authorized to settle the
claims against the tion- SAMUEL HAWLEY,
R. H. PICKETT,
E. O. BENNETT.
Rldgefleld, March 9. 1837. gfl
U3’ The Cabinet business will hereafter be con
tinned under the firm of Hawley & Pickett.
GROCERIES, VVINES, dcc.
FRESH and se'ect assortment of Groceries.
Wines, Sugars,'l‘eas, arc. of the first quality.
bythe lowest prices, for sale by
EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, May 24, I836. 23
NOW IS THE TIME FOR BARGAINS
T HE subscribers have just received one of the
largest assortments of D R Y‘ G O O D 8
ever bfouglti to Norwttlk. Thev have been selected
with great care. and wil|,be sold by llle P513000!‘ yard
as low as can be bought in New York or ctgewt,e,e_
Their assortment of goods is as complete as they
can possibly make itat the present time, and believe
nearly every article named in the Dry Goods line,
can be bought of them. Whenever we have not the
article inquired for, we will procure it, if to be had
in New York. If the purchaser wishes, our air-
raugeincuts are such. that when we are not goingto
New York iniiricdiately, we can send and get it.
" r L. M. STEVENS.
F. BELDEN.
tam-xi5cr.o'i‘rI. tJAS.$IMERES, 5... “
7 I "V Ill‘) s_ti_l;scribeI'8 bttyejusr received alargo as
_ 9.°'.".".¢",1.0I l3l'0‘|IlCl.9lh$. Qassirneres and Sat-
irretsc al_rno_s,r eyery quality, shade and style, which
will_be sold ur.usuall_y low by
STEVENS & BELDEN,
coupled by Wm. Gale, north
March 28, 1837.
' OPS AND SAGE‘ of this . *
H .~...._. * ’.,°‘5;': ;;.°;,;}',g;'.°'
I-[V0 tllllo ivhom it may concern; Left the em-
_£)l,t'))’l]leI|I.0I'Ill€ subscriber, in July last, an in
dentgtl _&l'_p,p|'t'IlIlce by the name of Eli Botsford. I
therefore lorbid all persoris hat'boi'trig, trusting, or
"'“l’l°.Y|"8 ‘"''d M)’. undr r the :~.ltl'iet'est penalty of
the law. Boss tailors will he cautiou.<i‘liotv they em‘
ploy him Whoever will retur,‘i said boy,‘shall he
At the store recently 0
the mil
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE place, containing 12 acres of
Laird, a good orchard antl other frttit trees, a
house, barn, b|acksrnith’s and shoemaker’: shops, an
excellent well of water, and a never failing stream
of water within a few rods of the door Said place
is handsornely situated in New Fairfield, one mile
north of the Meeting House, and is an excellent
stand for a blacksmith or wagon maker, and will be
sold extremely low. For further particulars. inquire
of the subscriber, on the premises.
_ ABRAM A. WORDEN.
New Fairfieltl, July 2], I836.-
SUPERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES,
Y JOIIN BURRALL. who liasjust received
from New—York a full supply of first rate Gro-
ceries, which have been purchased since the fall of
goods. ' Persons wishing to get their supply of good
and cheap goods, will do well to call at his store, a
few rods west of the Bridge. The following arti-
cles are a part of his assortment, viz.:
SUGARS.
A full assortment ofSt. Croix, brown, and white
Havana. and loafand lump Sugars.
TEAS.
A general assortment ofTo‘as,ofthe latest impor-
tation, among which are some of very fine flavor.
MOLASSI-‘.8.
A quantity ofsirup Molasses, a superior article,
the best along shore.
RAISINS.
A quantity of 1-4 boxes of Raisins,in fancy boxes,
is first rate article.
Do. half boxes.
SEGARS.
Principe and Havana Cigars, first quality.
20 boxes do. do. second do.
50 sacks blown salt, by the stick or at retail.
I00 bushels Liverpool ground salt.
All those to whom good, pure Wine, &c. the. are
an object, will do well to call and judge for them-
selves.
Norwallt, June 22, I836. 3'2
LL kinds of Cordials, Essences, and Stoughton
Bitters kept constantly on hand and for sale by
N. S. BAILEY do SON.
No. 5 Burrall’s Buildings, west side the Bridge.
Purchasers may depend ‘on a good article; if it
does not prove so, the article can be returned and
the money will be refunded. "
1831 M
IDDLEBRO0K’S ALMANAC, Priudle's do,
Pa rley’s do, Pocket do. American Comic do,
Elton’s do do, Every Body's do do, Comic Naval
do, David Croclrct’s do, Temperance do. Christian
do, Anti Slavery do, and all other Almanac’: for
next year, for sale by J. A. WEED.
Norwalk, Oct. 26. I836. 50
DR. BRANDRETITS
VEGE TABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
HE above valuable Medicine can always be
bar! in any quantities, at the following places:
. . , . ,
M E.:::n‘i";2‘,:.:"d §AgGl|l8 for Sorwalk.
0! George B. Middlebrooks, Wilton.
Of Samuel Raymond. New-Canaan.
Of Dsucby &. Co. Ridgetleld. .
The above persons are the sole Agents for the
towns in which they reside, and no Igills are war-
ranted genuine unless obtained at the a ove Agents.
Beware of counterfeits. 35
WANTED.
N Apprentice wanted to the Tin and Sheet Iron
business. Inquire of the subscriber.
STYLES CURTIS.
Norwalk, Jan 11 9
SULLIVANK-S LINIMENT,
OR the cure of bruises, sprains, rheumatism,
and salt rheum, sold by
J. LOVEJOY, Agent.
Old \\"ell, June 22, 1836. 3.‘;
FOR SALE,
FEVV barrels of Cordial, of all kinds. Also,
a few pounds first rate Butter, by
8.. BAILEY &. sou.
11
Jan 25
FRESH GRAPES.
VERY superior qttality of Grapes, for sale by
JOHN IJURRALL.
Norwallt, Nov. 30, I836.
HE Copartnership hitherto ‘existing between
B. Nash and J. M. Hoyt, is this day dissolv
BURR NASH.
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1
ed.
Norwalk, Feb 6th, 1887.
T. B. BUTLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAVV,
FFICE west side of the Bridge, over the Hat
Store of Henry B Chase. --
Norwalk, Feb I5, 1837
W ANTED, a man to work on a farm, one that
has a thorough knowledge of the business,
of sober and industrious habits. Any such one up
plying immediately, will find a good situation and
obtain the best of wages. For further particulars
inquire of ABSALOM DAY.
Norwalk, Old Well, Feb I tfl°
10 DOLLARS REWARD.
WILL be paid upon the detecton and punish-
ment ofthe thief or thieves. who are in the
constant practice of stealing shingle and boards
from our yard at Norwalk,
WILDM AN 8; GILBERT.
tf6
t."T'
Danbuiy, Dec. 14.
ROOMS TO LET.
HE halfofa convenient dwelling house to let
for one year, from the first ofApril. Inquire
of the subscriber. JOHN BURRALL.
March I. 19
PROBATE COURT.
HIS Court will be open on Saturday of every
week, from 10 o'clock, A. M. until 5. P. M.
STEPHEN SMITH, Judge,‘
r I1
Feb 22
JOB PRINTIN Gr,
on ALL KINDS.
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS 0E’E_lt'E.
NOTICE.
LL those who are indebted to the subscriber on
book or note, are requested to call and settle
the same previous to the 15th of March next. If
they are not settled by that time, they will positive-
ly he put in an oflicer’s hands for collection.
MONSON HOYT.
Norwalk, Feb 15, 1637
5wl4
FOR SALE CHEAP,
FINE Broadcloth Coats, one blue the other in
visible green. Inquire No.5 Burralls Build-
N. S. BALISY
ings.
N orsvalk, March 1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
UST received by Wm. J. Street, direct from the
Factory at Sand Lake, [00 Boxes ofGerinun
and Rensselaer Window Glass, a superior article,
which will be sold on as good or better terms than
can be obtained in the city ofNeW-York.
Nov. 2. I836.
ATIIER than to make cost orsuy unneres:-ary
5]
NOTICE ! !
T\VO SLOOPS FOR SALE.
For sale, the two well built, substantial,‘
and fast sailing sloops Mechanic amt Citizen, bur-,
then each about '70 tons. They are well found in"
riggiutr. spars, and sails. &c. and will be sold upon,
rcrsonable terms, on application to the captains on
board, at Peck Slip, N. Y. or to the subscriber, at
Norwalk, Conn.
MONSON HOYT-
Norwitlk, June 1, 1336.
GENERAL DEPO'l.‘,‘=
AND
FURVIISHING wAm~:Ht.msn.
HE Subscriber is constantly adding to his al-
ready extensive stock, every new improve-
ment in articles of Kitchen furniture. by which his
customers may derive every possible advantage from
the inventive and entcrprizing spirit-of the times,
and secure to themselves and their: families every
combination of
ECONOMY AND COMFORT-
The following new articles deserve attention :-
HOW'S PR|«2MlU:\I STOVE. for the Kitchen,
will burn wood or coal; has ample and lligllly fin-
ished aparatns for cooking, b-'oilers, kettles pans.
riddles &c,;consumes less ‘fuel, gives out more
heat, than any other articlcof the kind heretofore
presented to the public. It "is berides, compact in
its form and highly orua.ment.'il.'I'he .<ttl)t~l(‘l‘ilit}Jlr-I
now fitting tip some very 'ns.ndsome patterns, which
his cu.-toiners are in\'ited_ to call and examine.
THE CYl.II.‘il)le‘.R f.-}RA'I‘E S'l'OVl"., is a neat.
pretty and econoniical article for stores, shops,
andofiiccs. Several have already been put up in
this plact: and for v.:h.iapness_ convenience and
warmth are rekoned the best yet introduced.
T0 'l'All..ORS'
I.EWIS‘S Patent Coal Stove’s, for limiting tailor’:
Irons, an excellent atrticle, which may arise with a
trifling expense, be adapted to culinary purboses
THE ROTARY COOK STOVI-.1. so well adaptetl
to the wants oflarge families, with its latest im-
provements. for bnrnlng wood or coal, are still in
constant demand and in high repute.
GRATES. of every pattern plain and ornamen-
tal, brass, Russia sheet iron’ soap storie_ &-c. at the
lowest rates, and set in the inosffasliionable and
commodious style.
BOX.circnlur, and other slovt-.c,of r-very (lt‘.1(‘lp-
tion- Also, every kind of tin and sheet iron work
done to order. Britt.-‘onia mt-tal tea and coffee pots
spoons, knives and forks, and a variety o|'r;rh|r- and
kitchen furniture. Audirons shovels and rouge. Fuc-
STYLES CURTIS.
Norwnlk, West side the Er-itigo.
HE SllI).~‘Clll)8l‘ has removed his M.rrl.le Yard
50 or (30 rods above the Bridge. on the main
*superior I
BURDEN’S PATENT HORSE SHOES.
NE 'l‘ON ot'Horse Slices, in casks or 100 lb.
each, for sale by the subscriber, at 8 1-4 cents
by the cask, or-8 l-2 cents at retail.
I . W. I. STREET.
Jan 4 ,
NOTICE.
book, of more than four months standing, are hereby
"milled. that their accottuts are due and payment is
expected without delay.
EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk. .Ian 4, I837. .
EVV SPRING GOODS, 82. FRESH GRO.
_(.ERIES.-—-fhe subscribrr is constantly re.
plenishiug his stock ofgoods, which enables him to
keep a good assortment on hand. No pains will be
sp_are.d to t_'urnish his customers with what they
wish in his line oftrade.
will be thankfully
friend a call.
Old Well, May 10, 1836.
received. Please give an old
J. LOVEJOY.
, 27
cAs'riNos.
URNACE'doors and grates, fire dogs and
plough points, cartaud wagon boxes, for sale
WM. J. S'l’RI~IET‘.
HARD AND HOLLOW WARE,
_ 7 IRON, STEEL, AND CASTINGS.
i.r.\sr:r::i_), SPERMACETI, AND FISH orr.,
WHIJE LEAD, oar AND IN OIL
VENls2'l‘lAN AND ENGLISH RED’
FRENCH AND SPANISII vi-:i.i.o'.‘:
SOAP sroms. PltF.l’ARl~1D FOR usr"
VERDIGRIS, ttrriromtz GltEE.'\' r.-. vr:t.i6w
STONE yr-:Li.0W. SPANISH \Vlll'l'lNG ‘Anti
LAMP ei.Aei.', ’
Painting or Glazing, including a large assortment
of \\ iotlow Saslies, from 6 by Ste Ilby I5. Among
Ibeflirlt goods may be found nearly every articles
reqmrotl in finishing abuilding, and IIIOSI-HTIICIVI
("I my l||l8.) to fuinisli it when r:omplcto.l. ‘
WM. J. S'fRF.E'I'.
Jan 4 8
ONCE MORE.
A”. l’"$""‘° l"""l"'z-’. ltiiseltlcd accounts V-VIIIIIIIG
We l'”" 0r H"l'b*-‘ll. P0|‘l9l'. 5L Co. are notified and
warnetl. that unless immediate attention is paid to
the settlement of their accounts, that they "my .3.
pect to pay cost. ‘
N. 8. That this notice means soru
October 26, I836.
FOR. SALE.
ethiog.
TIIE sloop Minerva.’ of this port. recently.
comrnanded by Daniel K. Nasli. I
ure_ eighty one, 76-95 tons, tizur years old this
spring, a first rate sailcr, and well found. She.
is now lying at the head ofthis harbor. For
lurther particulars enquire of
Capt. D. K. NASH
\VM. J. S'l‘REl-2'1‘, or
\VM. K. JAMES.
Norwalk, March 22. 1836.
CIRCULA TING LIBRARY.
II_E Subscriber would it_i_fo,rm his old patrons
and the pnlilic generally, that he is constantly I
n uking additions to his library of the most popular
literary works-—rho follou ing is a partial liip.
The lIe.ir'ess,_ Sayings and Ilojngs, (€_n__v ll_ive,r.s,,
Refugee, Tales 8:. Sltt-telrt-s, Village of .lrIi_'i,erido,r,p,t,
L,:rr.d.-rit Cyclopedia ‘leujtori I-‘or.-jier.
Pr-yeril ofthe P-cult. I-‘ouryears ti; a halfiti the Navy,‘
'I'l_ e Iii.-1tii'gents, Cliarirpinns of Ftfeetltiin, '
I’-ncha of many 'I'ulas, Three years in Aincriui,
France in I829 &. 30. Lifeof it Sailor, I
Silirnan’s 'I'ra\’els, 'I‘l_i_n Alliariiliivi.
Whigs of Scotland, Tales ofthe nlnnor.
I_“I.'I_i{; Bab,a,_ Jacob Faithful, .\liseries oftllarriago,
Qt: t-re. Cruise ofthe Mitlge, '
I.e.gr-rrt_lar_v. l\Iy_st;try, Eiiglrrirtl 5: the English,
‘ft-go, 0,ltl llIe.p‘~s 'l'a,lr.-s_. Men 8' Mount-rs,
road to Danbnry. llc has on hand a l-'irj__'r:tti.‘s0t‘l.-,
ment qf Marble, suitable for Grave Stones, Ilearth l
Stones, Ego. Also, three Perle.-tal Montrirreiits; all
of which he offers cheap for casli.
EDMOND PI’-IC E.
10
Jan ll
LOOK AT THIS I
E EV. II. IllBBARD’S C.\R.\tl.\(A'I’lYE S.tLvr:
This salve, for upwards of thirty years, has
been employed in curing plrlt-grnnrrotis and other
painful affections, as felons, hiles, bruises, sprains,
ulcers, cariiuncles, argue in the face. occasioned by
cold or tlecrryctl it-t-tli. aguc io_ the breast, milk cake.
painful glandular swellings, st-rofnla or l.'ing’s evil,
stiffneck, earache,ehilblains or frosted feet and hand.-
corns on the feet. sttllfllcutp, but tis.st;al_tls, rliettiii:itic
pains oftlit-joints attentlcd with sot-illing, and pain
fnl affections generally. The penetrating and ex-
traordinary powers possessed by this Salve in re-
lie\ing and curing‘ the most painful local rtffectitrns,
induced the proprietor to give to it the name—Car-
iriinative—br-jug der ivctl from crumcn, a verse, (be
cause charms usually consisted ofa verse.) therefore
plrysicians in ancienttimes applied the term to those
remedies which were supposed to pq.~sP5.t~‘ the power
ofa charm in alloying pain. Marty pliysit-iziiis have
prescribed this Salve with decided advaritasm in .1
variety of acute and chroni_c tlisortlers, in relieving:
the pain ofold fractured bones. callous tumors, D’)(lt*S,
indurated or hardened swellings, ir_vsipel:is or St.
Anthony ’s fire It has also been employed with great
benefit as a strengthening pluister for weaki.css ol
the chest, bark or side, and also in the various af
it-ctions of the lungs, corisum tions. coughs, colds,
influenza, ttatarrh, asthma, whooping cough, hives
or croup, Ktc. See. In milk cake and argue of the
breast, this Salve will be found aspecdy and certain
cure. The proprietor has applied it in many litto-
dretl cases ofthe lcind, some ofthe most painful des
cription, and in no one case has he ever known it to
fail ofrelieving the pain in a few hours,aud in a few
days perfecting .'t cure. Directions accotnpuiiy eacli
box. Prit e tun .-billings. Al.-0,
REV. I}. HlBBARD"S VEGE'I‘ABl.I-I ANTI-
BILIOUS FAMILY I’Il.LS.-’I‘hesr.- pills li-are be
come known to the public entirely by their virtues.
Their powerful influence in ielievingond poring dis.
ases liaye been so repeatedly tested, that the pro-
prietor is induced to comply with the solicitations of
friends in thus noticing them, ergrending tliereby a
knowledge ofthe means ofreliefto the pu_bl_ic gene
rally. They are highly appreciated for the relief
they afford in affections of the liver and digestive
organs. The worst cases ofchronic dyspepsia, in
veierate costiveuess, indigestion. dyspeptic consump
tion, rhenrnatisin, nervous or sick headache, and
scurvy, have been entirely cured by a proper use of
them; also. liver cornplaitits. fever and ague, bilious
fevenjaundice, dy-zentery or bloody flux, the premo
nitory symptoms of cholera, dropsical swellings,
piles, worms in children, fits, looseness and iiregula
rity ofthe bowels, occasioned by irritation, teething,
die. They act as an alterjritive, cathartic, or laxative,
according to the manner of taking them. Families
having occasion to test lI'rt?Il' efficacy, will ever after
esteem them too highly to be without them. Par
ticular attention should be given to the ample direc
tions which accompany them. Twenty pills in a
box—each pill is a dose for an adult. Price 50 cents.
ll?’ Orders (post paid,) for the above articles,
promptly executed by '1‘. R. HIBBARD, my principal
Agent, No. 298 Bowery, New York. A suitable dis
count allowed these who purchase to sell again.
B. HIBBARD, 226 Bowery,N. Y.
R trouble, the subscriber would inform all who
have accounts from 6 months to 3 years standing, Kr.
are hereby requested, to call and settle without litr-
ther invitation. Those who will not take friendly
advice, must procure the “means wherewith” to set-
tle with an Oflicer—-A poor rule that will not work
both ways. I shall practice what I preach, if the
above invitation is not conformed to. and that soon.
CHARLES N. CLOCK.
Norwalit, March 7, I837. 1
DARK CI-IINTZ CALICOES.
2 pieces on hand of the latest styles, ex-
pat. and for sale
30”‘ ...s
rsAiLf§iéi2“s,‘=ij.;.i
'slileb_' “ -- --~‘ w
a
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received‘ and for
entitled to one cent reafiard.
N. S. BAILEY
Not-w.ullr,_ Sam, 14,}. 836, .,
nub
, M. J. s'srt.r:r;r.~-
$ , ' ‘ . .
b
.- it-rrrtez~—,, «-
Also, for sale by
J. LOVE-IUY, Agent.
Old Well, June 22, 1836. ‘ 9
FARM FOR SALE.
OR sale, a Farm, situate at Metuchin, New-
Jersey, two hours ride from New York. within
sight ofthe Newark and New Brunswick Rail Road
Depot, 7 miles from Rahway, 5 from New Bruns-
wiclt,ar.d6from Perth Amhoy. The Farm con-
tains 110 acres, between twenty five and thirty ‘crest
of which are highly valuable wood land. Ni:-.«*t:.'.
the whole tract is meadow land of’ the richest '.‘t‘Iltl T
best quality. are‘ few places which offer 3-’) ?_
'ti_li_ylia'tlrt«icti0rts to't't falimer. The neighborhood ll. '5
good, this sit’uati'oh healthy and convenient, and the ,1
land als rich ‘as nny in the country. ‘
P_‘or‘part'iculars. inquire at this oflice, or of Mt’
Wm: M.'Roer. adjoining the premises.
Ififi
s no
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Jan 25
lligh \Va_t.st\'( By Ways, Dorniuies L.-gritty,
The Abbess, .Iucquc.linc of I-Iollantl.
Qll-ll‘il.lt'i D,urwa rd, U. Criminal (':rir-rider.
Life of Mr.-‘ Siddoni,Ttlrblt-toii,s 'I'r:ivt:l.s,
New Tales by Mrs. Opic. Americrin L.intl|ord._
llhoda, Honor 0’ I-lara, Right Nani:--r,
Duke Chi'isti:tn, The Spy; 'I‘lic Pirate
Eartli uake, Bratoelrritlgr Ilall,
Erigli.-(li L_iii*., Melmotli, lied Liauiitlcr,
.Iose_r.lius, littgerie Al'tllIl, ‘
Dotlimui. D-llt:k&S'0l‘ill, tllaiidazviile,
Tales oft‘ e Priory, t‘-otttige Boy !‘
Pastors Fire.-‘itle. Perils of Woiqaii.
Pen Owen, Prairie, ’l'ale.< ofmy Iuintllnrrt,
Country Neighbors, Last Days of Pompeii,
I“8SllVaISllIl(I Firsts, Missionary,
l’lea<nres ofI.ifc, Mattliew Wald,
\It'mtiIl\' of Buck, Ne.Moti’s ."lessiah.
Travels through Spain, ll’; .Morrell's Voytige,
VVr.-slward Ho, Stretches ol'Socicty,
Sketch Book, Mason's Compend.
Wrtlsli's J tirney. Knickerbocker,
Service Afloat, The Gll.'ll'tI~‘,
Tales of the West, Aiimi ofGeiei'stene.
Manners bi. Customs, I"oi'tuucs ofNigcl
Moreland Vale, Duuallare. The Roue,
Blue Stocking Hall, Arabian Nights,
Red Rover, Valley qI'Sliennptloqh,
Woodstoclt, 'l‘he B:n'or_ty, l’.nop.h Crosby,
Mtrxtvell, Atlyentures of ti Krr2_;_g.ilb;r.-:r.,
The PFOVOSI, The Exclttsive, (‘._vi'il 'l'lrorntor;,
Peep at the Pilgrims, Adventures ofa King’: Page,
Great Britain in l833F, ritze George,
The Carbonttro. The Separation,
Tilney Hall. Invisible Gentleman,
Elliot's Debates, Life of Napoleon,
Roman Literature, Life of Piiickncy,
Letters from the Egean, Life of J. 'I'avlor
Chronicle oftiotliarn, Dwight’s Travels,
DarlIy's Tour, Saturda_v Magazine.
History oflsiurope, ’I‘ut~kney’s Narrative,
Lord Byron, Wild Irish Girl, Porters Journal,
History oi Northmen, Plat-ide, '
Postliuincus Papers, Contrast, The Rivals;
Hope Leslie, Coming Out. The Bravo,
Clarence, Welsh Mountains, King of the Peak,
I'Ieidenmauer, Litieol Lincoln, Fair Maid of Port
Thc Disowned, High Life, Flirrntron.
Elizabeth do Bruce, Pelham, Dcvercau,
Antiquity, Glaston tle Blppdeyille. Retreat,
Wept of Wishtoti Wish, Water Witch,
History ofthe Bible, Polar Seas and Regions,
Rollin’s Ancient Bistory, English Baron,
Pleasures of Hope, Thaddeus of Warsaw,
Babylon the Great, Tales ofthe Heart,
Coningsmar, Abbott, Discovery of America,
Life ol‘George 4th, History ofBritish India,
Orations of Demosthenes, Kenilworth,
The Rambler, Decision, Fall ofJerusalem,
Paris Chit Chat, Children oftbe Abbey,
Domestic Recreation, Fables. Spanish Dan
Lacon, Essays and Sktchcs, Happiness.
Wliite’s Remains, Willison’s Works, Vathek,
Ship Wreck, Peregrine Pickle, Gil Bla.-‘s, '
Tales ofthe Crusaders, Caleb Williams,
Launcelot Gr-eaves. Henry Milner,
Sir Charles Grandison, Early Lessons,
Guy Mancriug, '1‘. Moore’s Works,
Almoran & Hatnet, George Desmond,
Abbey of Weyhill, Birds ofScotland,
Seekers Lectures, Recluse, Lights and Shadows,
Louisa, Madeline, Bannock Burn,
Cottage Fireside, Amelia, Pillets England.
Eletnentsof Wat, Entail, Florence Macarthy,
Lollards, Lionel, Campbell, Physiognomist._;,.
Reginald Dalton, Prccaution, " "3
Lectures on Politeness, Balm of Gilead,
Essay on Modern History, Titles ofa Tratgeller
Shakspear, Hermit in the Country, q9||eg‘;a,,,’.§
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la
ghter,
Oxonians. Christian Researches,
Asmodeus at Large, Fiddlers O_I)"s§|'vu|io1;g, .
Fonr Cringlefi 1.-.9 - D9,'l1,8_§§ic Manners of"Americ .
Hull's Memoirs. ti'rinéi'-s Chrltlniofé‘, ‘ “ll W
Pirateaand Robbers‘, "Cruise'ot' Pdiomac, ~
Falkland. Pilot. Helen. Caspar Hhukifi‘, "'
']‘ne;;h Yarns," Liriwobds,
ICIH-.‘i.l{t’.I’S Life of Vllrf Bur-en_
Iiorso Shoe Robinson, Kcntnckian 3
, , nNetv oil: I
Hacnlrlesln N.Amer'oa- .
___ JOHN A. wi:r.n.- -
Ze‘:;'¥..NCH AND ENGLISH 1\gri«;itiNoi]s—
E: ~'nr,go supply on hand autIlJfo'{!salel:y
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Patronage from his friends -
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