NORVVALK DISPENSARY
H
WEST OF THE
BRIDGE.
I’ ‘HIS estalilisliinent is constantly furnished '\v~;_h
an extensive assortinent. of Drugs and Met I.-
cines, Perfumery, Brushes. DY9 Slum“: Hallers A"
ticles. 8I.c. which are warranted °f3°°d ‘l'“‘m.l'r “ml
will be sold on reasonable terms.
Among the articles may liefouml :
Gum Opium, Camph_0I'. Mgfihs A1095: 33"“
boge, Guaic, Ammoniac, cammony, K130.
Foetid, Galbanum, Arabic, Tragacanth and 1 i'-
bary Gum, Rochelle, Epsom and Glauber Sa ts,
Sal N itre, Sal A_mmoniac, Pulv. Rhubarb. 1%?‘
do. Gentiana, Ginseng, Senna, Pink 1'00}. 1"
inia Snake root, Black Snake _i'00l-. 59393“
nake Root, Valerian, Uvi Ursi, Rosemary,
Digital is, Chamomile Flowers, English and
Spanish Safiron, Dultz, Gold Thread, Sago,
Pearl Barley, Cream ‘Tartar, Arrow Root-
Flake Manna, Cantharidcs, Stratnonium, Foe
nugreck, Colchicum, Cardamom,‘ Coriander,
Annis, Caraway and Fennel Seeds, Jumper
Berries, -— Cubebs,_Ext_ract. Liquorice, Root do.
S anish Sarsaparilla, Mezerin Root, Colombo,
B ood Root, Colcliicuin and Pellato_ Root, Gm
er do. Angustura, Canella, Carsari la, Simarou
a, Peruvian and Tooth ache Bark, Pulv. Peru
Bark, Saiiford’s do. Orange Peel, Quassia,
Gtiaic, root and Pulv. Curcuma, Prepared
Chalk, Russia and American Isinglass, Cornus,
" VVhite and Black Hellebore, White Mustard,
Castor, Squill root, Iceland Moss, Catechu, Sul-
liuret of Antimony, Sulp. Zinc, Sugar of Lead,
Semi. Ox. Lead,L:tpis, Calamine, Sulphur, roll
Brimstone, Sulphate of Potash, Poland Starch,
White wax, uochineal, Calcined Magnesia,
Carb. Magnesia, Carb. Ammonia or_ Salts ot
Hartshorn, Oxalic Acid, Tartaric Ac_id, Super.
Garb. Soda, Sal Soda, Muriate of Lime, Tart.
Antimony, Root. and Pulv. Ipecac, Jalap, Pre-
ared Antimony, Cowhage, Er ot, Colycynth,
ux Voiiuca, Crocus Martis, Ca omcl, Red Pre-
ctpitate, white do. Corrosive Sublimate, Arsenic,
Sulph. Quinine, Acetate Morphine, Stryclininc,
Eleterian, Iodine, Lunar Caustic, Caustic Potash,
Issue Pease, Ox. Bismuth, MarshaIl’s Flowers oi
Iron, Phosphate of Iron, Curb. Iron, Liver of Sul
nhur, Phosphote of Soda. Laudanuin. Paretroric.
Elix. of Health, Elix. Pro. Syrup of Squills, Hive
Syrup, Tinctures of Rhubarb, Cinnamon, Pe_lla
tor , Digitalis, Cantharides, Catechn, _Iodine,
Co chicum, and Blood root, Compound Tinctures
of Guaic, Valerian, Peruvian Bark, and Laveii-
der, Muriate tinc. of Iron, do. of Lime, best cold
pressed Castor Oil, Olive Oil, Balsam Copavia,
do. Fir, Sulphuric Ether, Spit-its_of Turpeiitiiic.
Venice Turpentine, _Oil S 1 ie, Oil of T111‘. 911 _"l
Succini, Spirits of Harts iorn, Spirits of hill?»
Worm Powders, Dov_ers Powder, P.icra,_ Hysteric
Pills, Blue Pills, Family Pills, Cough Pills. H13" 5
Pills, Antimonial Silpecac. Wine,P_icra,Adliesivc,
Dyacliylon, Mercurial, _Strerigthe_ning and Blister
Plaster, Anguintum, Citron, Iodine, Red, Btlclll
con, Piles, White & Simple Ointments, Turner 8
Cerate, Extract, Pepper,_Hen_bane, Cicuta, Sa-
vine, and Gentiana, Injection Pipes, lny. Syringes.
Barbadoes Tar, Conklin’s Stren tlienin "luster.
OILS AND ESSENCES.— ll of lmonds,
Juniper, Origanan, Rosemary,VVormseed, Cloves,
Spruce, Lavender, Burtramot, Annis, Lem_on,
Winter reen,Cinnamon, eppei1nint,Spe&rmml.
Tansy, ormwood, Hemloc , Pennyroyal. and
Sassafras, Ess. of Spruce. _
SPICES, &c.—Ground Cloves, Cinnamon, All-
spice, Pepper, Ginger, & Cayenne Pepper. NU"
-uegs, Mace, Mustard, Preserved Ginger, Dali’-5.
Tamarinds, &c. .
PATENT MEDICINES.-— WhitweIl’s, By-
em’s, Steer’s 8: common Licfuid 0 8lfl0°. 0P0‘
deldoc Liniment, Wliitwel 's an HitcIieock’s
Snuff; Byam’s Physical Drops, Wheaton’s and
Clay’: Stomach Bitters, Wheaton’s, Clay’s_, and
Newell’s Itch Ointment, Davenfior_t’s Bilious
Pill’, and Eye Water, Lee’s ihous Pills,
Ht. it r’s Pills, Bateman’s Drops, Godfrey’s Cor.
dial, Ching’s Worm Lozenges, Ti-otter’s Balsam
of Hoarhound, Pectoral Honey of Borieset, Bats.
of Honey. Turlington’s Balsam of Life Ander-
|on’s Con Dro s, Chtirch’s do. Cooper's Ea-
sence of celand oss, Harlaem Oil, British Oil,
Bailey’s celebrated Congress Powders, for making
Congress Spring Water, Seidlitz, and Soda Pow-
:
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GUARD AGAINSTI FIRE.
PRO mo 1'ro.v 1.v.s URANCE COMPAN Y.
V‘I.LlAM J. S’I'Rl£ET, of Norwalk, agent of
V the Protection lttsztrtmce Company, in Hart
ford. Connecticut, offers to Insure Houses. Stores.
.\'lil|s, Factories, Barns, and the cotttents of each.
togetlicr with every other similar species of proper-.
ty, Against Loss or Damage by Fire. The rates ol
Pre-mittm otfered, are as low as those of any other
.<iinil;ir Institution, and cvcly "W0 I135 “OW 3}‘ °P'
portunity, for a trifling sum, to protect himself
against this destructive t-lctneut, which often in 11
.ingIe hour, sweeps away the earnings ol many
_vt’:lI'.~I. _
The course the oliice purstie in transacting their
iittsiiiess and in the. mljusting mid payments of losses,
is prompt and libeial. For terms ofinSlIi‘nnC8. fipllll‘
cation may be madeto the above named Agent, who
is authorized to issue policies to applicants without
delay.
Norwalk’. Jun 4. I837. 3
BRA.NDR.ETH'S
UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE
PILLS.
SICCURIIIY AGAINST COUNTERFEITS.
‘- [IE within named Joliu B. Santlford, of
Bl'I'.lgCp()l'l, Conn. is my appointed Getter-
ill Agent for the County of Fairlicltl. Cotinet:li-
cut, in theUiiited States ofAnieiic2i. mill llll5
letter which is signed by tne Benjamin Brati-
.|.-eth. in tny own hand writing, must also be
signed by the wilhiii named General Agent.
whose name will also appear in the principal
pnpcrsin the United States. This caution has be-
comr-. absolutely necessary to guard the public
zigaitist the numerous couiiterfeiis which are out
ofthe above popular Medicine.
This letter will be renewed every twelve
motitlis. therefore should any alteration be made
in the datefdo not purchase, there is doubt.
, B. BRANDRETH.
Nt=.w—York, Jatitiary 31. I837.
In order to guard aguitist. Counterfeits. a co-
py ofthe above Ct" rtificate will be furnishctl to
each one of the following named Agents ap-
tpointed by John B. Szindford, for the sale of
Brandretlfs V. U. Pills in the respective towns
tlirouglioui Fairfield Ct uoty:
Fairfield. George Peck, Lewis Burr and
George Burr.
Southport, Davis & Perry.
\Veslport, John W. Taylor.
Dunbury, David Pearce, Jr. and James \V.
l’ortci'.
Ridgnfield. \Vm Duuchy 6.: Co.
Retlding, Faniou At Duncoinb, and Abbott
& Frost.
\Villon. George B Mitldlebrooks.
\Veston. Eli Adams.
Trtimbull. Judson Curtis.
iVIuuroe, Levi ElI\Vill'(IS and Daniel Sher-
wood.
New-Fairfield, Seely Bartium and Stephen
Hopkins.
Stratford, Robert \Vallter and Treat Blake-
man.
Norwalk, Levi Clark and Carnii Belts.
New-Canaan. Samuel Raymond 65 Co.
Stamford, ‘V 5!. R Hoyt 66 Co.
G reemvich, Thomas Barton and Jonathan
Jessup. '
Black Rock. Epliriam C. Penfield
Ncwtown, Baldwin &. Beers, Johnson «Sc
Clark. \V B Glover, Ezra Morgan. S B Peek
& C), and Hart Shepard.
Brookfield, Burr 6.’. Morris.
{fi.F A constant stipply of the Genui
can Je had at the old stand of
JOHN B. SANDFORD, Agent.
Bridgeport. March 1-1. 1836. 2tf
PATENT BEE HIVE.
ne Pills
ders, a su rior article.
' FANC ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c.--.
Pot and roll Pomatum, Antique Oil, and Cologne
,Water, a variet of Patterns, Lavender and
Orange flower ater, Bear's Oil, Macassar Oil,
Musk, Naples and Windsor Shaving Soap, a
variety of fancy Soar -t, Wash Balls, white Per-
fumed bar Soa , for shaving, washing, Ste. very
cheap, Castile oap, Smelling Bottles, Flesh and
hair Powder, Court Plaster, black and flesh
colored, Cla.y’s Pearl Tooth Powder, Compound
Charcoal Powder, an excellent article for the
Teeth, Tooth, Nail, Hair, Cloth and Shoe
Brushes, Dusters, Scrubbing and White \Vash
Brushes, &c. ,
' DYE STUFFS, HATTERS’ ARTICLES,
&c. &c.—Chip Lo wood, Red wood, Fustic, Ni-
car ua, ground amwood, Extract Logwood,,
iVe 'gris, Alcohol, Gum Shellac, Seed Lac, Oil
of Vitrol, Blue Vitriol, Nitric and Muriatic Acid,
Muriate Tin, Co peras, Alum, Indigo, Spanish
'Annato, Aqua ortis, Alleppo Galls, Salts Tar-
tar, Hatters’ Jacks, Clothiers’ do. Hatters’ Stop-
ping Brushes, Soft Finishing do., extra do.
London and Pliiladelpliia Porter, Stoughton’s
Bitters, Sallad Oil, Castile Soap, Salt Petre, Sal
Eratus, Pearl Ash, bottle Corks, fancy and com-
mon Junk Bottles, Vials of all sizes, Lamp
Glasses, Pumice and Rotten Stone, Glue, a. su-
perior qualit , Bath or scouring Brick, Black
d, Ivory lack, Red Chalk, Rosin, Whiting,
S e Blacking, Coarse and fine Sponge, India
Rubber, &c. &c.
I Dr. Hull’: Improved Patent Hinge and Pivot
TRUSSES
Norwalk, April 1]., 1837. 5
WATCHEH
r
SILVER SPOONS, «S-
3 15 we 75 7!. an s». ,
EVI CLARK still continues his business
at his old store west side the Bridge wlierc
he will be happy to furnish his old customers
and the public with gold and silver Patent Lever
VVatc-lies, Lcpine, Eiiglisli and French. do, gold
Seals, Keys, and Chains. Every variety of
Breasipins and Finger-rings; Ear Drops and
Nubs; silver Tliiinbles. Pencils, and in fact
every thing in the Jewelry line. Silver spoons
a large assortment always on hand: silver and
steel Spectacles: Candlesticks, snntl'c-rs and
trays; fine Britania tea and colI"ee Pots; look-
ing Glasses; tea waiters, thermometers. clocks,
doc. doc. Every attention paid to watch re-
pairing, and jobs done at short notice. Engra-
vings on Spoons. cofliu plates, trtink plates,
notarial seals. dzc. executed with ncatness and
at short notice.
March. 1837.
FOR SALE.
sloop Minerva, of this port, recently
commanded by Daniel K. Nash. Meas-
ure eighty one, 76-95 tons. four years old this
spring, afirst rate sailer, and well toimtl. She
is now lying at the head ofihis harbor. For A
further particulars enquire of
Capt. _D. K. NASH
WM. J. STREET, or
WM. K. JAMES.
Norwalk, March 22, 1836. -
ANTED, a woman to clothe work of a
small famiiy. One who can obtain good
recommendations. can have liberal wages and ii
permanent place, on application to
‘J. A. VVEED.
5
T HE public aic respt-ct_fully invited to call at
- the subscriber's Store, No. 5 But-rall’s Build-
ings. and examine Judd’:-t Patent Bee Hive. which is
all that it is recommended to be, and requires only
an t-.\':tiiiinatioir to ('t.‘Ii\'Int_‘t'. any person ofthe ad.
vantage it possesses over all other But: Hives now
in u.~.e, and must come into general use by all those
who are in the habit ofruisitig bees. The subscri-
hcr having bought the |)iIl(‘n[ right of the towns of
Norwalk, Wilton. and New (.‘amt:in, is now ready to
grant individual rights on libt-rut terms.
Please call and f1X.illlIDt:II. '
NOAH S. BAILEY.
N:-rtvalk. Fe-It I5. I837
{gs-Ni«:W Goonszgm
HE subscriber has just received an extensive
and well sclt-ctcd assortment ofliritish, French
India and Domestic Goods. ofeverv varietv of style,
patio-rn, piice and quality; so that ailltastes may be
suite-.d, and every buyer rcccivc satisfaction in the
wortli.ofiliémottey t.-xpcndcd. Also, Dry Gioce—
rit-s, I'Ii|ltI and Hollow \'Vare, which will be soltl at
it siiiull advance upon the cost.
(I E0!’ B. M I DDLEBROOK.
\Vilton. Aug. 3, I836.
fi.-\'I‘l'I.\T BALANCES, just received and foi
sale by ‘ WM. J. STREET.
Jan. 4, 1837-
FOR SALE OR TO LET,
FHA ME building. a Dwelling lilouse, with the
Lot on WIII(II it stands, situate at the foot of
If rented.
o
0
1'.
Mill Hill, and occupied by Mr. Bunting.
the building will be rt-p.iired and painted.
~ion given on the fiist'ofApril. Inqttirc of
WM. J. STREET.
I
I’
Norwalk, Feb ‘.22, I837 ..
A_II.PEN'l’I’.RS' PLANES. at large assortment,
Just received iind for sale by
WM. J. STREET.
Nov. I6, I835. I
N15 W FASHIONABLE FANCY AND .
STAPLE sparse nnv GOODS.
STEVENS &. BELDEN have this day returned
from New York. witli_anotlicr In rge and splen.
did ussortnientof Spring Dry Goods, which added
to their present stock. makes it the largest and most
complete ofztny to be found. Among their assort-
mcnt may be found French Cambric Muslins of new
and splendid patterns, Silks, Boiiibitzines, French
and Etiglisli Calicoes. Ginghsims, Pinked Muslins.
Blk Challeys for ladies dresscst, Pong:-es, and at
large ttssortinent of Summer Goods for men and
cliildren’s wezir,'.ind all other articles not. usually
found in H country Dry Good Store.
- The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
amine their goods before purcliasing elsewhere.
April I9, I837
SADDLERY AND HARNESS
IV] AKIN G. ,
. DAVID H. BOYER would
|l'|l0|'In the public that he has
on hand and is constantly mu-
I'|ltf!lCll|l‘lIlg ti general assert.
ment of Saddles, Harnesses,
Bfltlles. _\rVhips, Trunks, and
every article usually fottnd in a
Saddlery Ware House, which
’ he offers on the most favorable
terms. at the stand fotmcrly oecti tied by George
Tr_e.ttd-.va_v. opposite the Norwalk Iiotel.
N. B. Particular attention paid to all orders, both
as it regards style. and quttlit y.
Norwalk, April II, 1837 '
L
Posses— .
.L‘ rm; 4 ,-
NEIV ES'.I.‘ABLISH3'IEN'l.‘.
AT WES TPOR T— West sign ofthe Bridge-
SYLVESTER STEVENS,
LACKS.\Il'I'I.I and IRON dealer, begs lcave
. to inform the public, that in connexion wlth the
I5lil0l(SIi1IlII_ liusiitess, in all its braiiclies, he has on
hand, unit will kccp constantly for sale, it general as-
sul‘l.lll('||l. oflRON, c0_~isisl.ing of American, Sn-eeds,
Engllsh, Old Sable, Junictta. and Peru. of_any size.
or shape; flat, square, or round, front I-4 inch to 3
inches
English Blistm-, Gernitm Cast- and Ainerican STEEI
which he will dispose of on as rctisonuble terms, as
any estttblisliiiit-iii on the sea board. _
A slitire ofpttblic patronage is respectfully solicit-
ed-
Blttcksmitlis in the country are invited to call and
ex.'it_nine_ for tliciiist-Ives.
W0.-‘tport, June Isl, I836. ‘I29
IRON AND STEEL.
OR SALE, at the store opposite Hoyt's landing
Stvcetls Cart and VV=iggon llt'C.
Englisli do do do (10
Squztrc and flat swccds iroii—al| sizes,
do do American do (l0 (l0
tlo do llnglisii do do do
Round Ali'ir‘rII‘(lII and English do do do
Natylor xv Co.’.< colt-brzttetl oust stccl,
Shutidttrsoii, I}i'tilItci‘s Si. Co.'s‘ do do do
B.n.d, itutt. and hoop iron,
Spike and nail rods, Sic. 3'0.
W. J. STREET. 8
NnI‘wall\'. Jan 4
V 0 all whom it. may concern. The =.ulisci'iber
I‘ rt.-quests all those who have ttnst tiled accounts
wi'li him I'm Tailoring, to call and settle the same
without delay.
Pantaloons and Vests made, and cutting done, as
heretofore, at short notice.
N. S. BAILEY.
‘ Il
Norwalk, Jun 25, 1837
Let the prejudicedéstop and consider.
THOMSONIAN PRACTICE OF MEDI-
CINE.
HE subscriber would respectlivlly inform his
friends and the public generally, that be con-
tinues to receive calls as usual. Ufiice in the village
of Westport. [dc [hitters bimselflhat his long ex-
pctit-nce and successful practice, will entitle him to
the confidence of an enlightened public.
A genuine 3l.‘~'st)l‘ltn8l‘il. of Medicines, as recom-
inentlcd by Dr. Satnucl Thomson for the removal of
(IIst’1.|.-‘GS, cotistantly on hand. _
N. B. Those who wish for Thomson's genuine
Anti-Dyspcptic Wine Bitters, can obtuin tlictn at
my oflice, tlesigiit-tl expressly for medic lpurposes,
(llllfl(.ItllI.Cl’flI(.‘tI.) Also, Syrup and (‘ougli Dfops.
Sic. &c. designed for coughs. consumptinns. pain in
the side, weak stornac s. and general tlcliility.
DOCTOR GEORGE W. RUBEY.
N. B. Dr. Rubey has had tiie advantage ol'a regu-
larsludy with one of the first pliysiciaiis ofthe Bota-
nic order in the United States. _
Jan 4 3mo.5'
FOR SALE,
A VALUABLE STONE FACTORY,
QITUATED on the main road leading from Nor-
"t~, walk to Danlsury, 2 miles from Norwnlk vil
lage, oil the Norwzilk river, a never falling stream.
3slories high, and all the running works, water
whtel. stone dam, &c. has been built new within
the 2 lost yeil|‘S._ The factory has been used for the
last few years for manufacturing hat bodies, and is
now for sale, with or without the inachinery. De-
tached from the property is a wooden store house
3U feet square, I I-2 stories high: also, a convenient
and comlortitble dwelling house. There is belong-
ing to this pmperty a half an acre ofland, and more
land is titljoining that can be purchased on reason-
able terms if wanted. The above property is well
calculated for a salinet. cotton factory, or paper
mill, &o. Steam boats ply daily between New
York and N.;rwulk village. The above property,
if not sold previous to the 22d of March, will be of-
fered at public sale, on the premises, on the above
day, at I2 o’clock. For further particulars inquire
of John D. Louiisbury, on the premises; Samuel
P. Bundle, Wilton; Matthew Sinilli, No 24 Rose
st.t'e.et, New York, or Capt. Solomon Towiisetld.
Providence, R I.
Norwalk, Feb 8, I837 lfI3
The New York (Jourier and Enquirer, Hartford
Tiines, and Provideiict: Coniier, are requested to
insert the foregoing &l(IVeI’I.l$(’ll]t’IIl in their daily
and country papers uniil the time of sale, atid send
a paper containing it to this ollicc. They can either
send than bills or draw upon this ollice for the iim’i
immediately.
NOTICE.
,THE copartneiship heretofore existing between
the subscriht-rs under the firm of Samuel‘ Huwley,
81. Co, isthis day by mutual agreement dissolvcd.—-
All persons having claims against the sold firm are
rcquestc.l to present them to Samuel I-Iawlcy and
Rufus H Pickett, who are authorized to settle the
claims against the firm- SAMUEL HAVVLEY,
K. II. PICKETT,
E. O. BENNETT‘.
Ridgcftcld, March 9. I837. tn
B3’ The C-.il.int-t business will hereafter be con
tinued under the lirin of Hawley & Picket‘,
GROCERIES, WINES, écc,
FRESH and se'ect assortment of Groceries.-
Wines. Sugtti's,:I‘e:is, bio. of the first quality
bythe lowest prices, lor sztle b
EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, May 24, I836. 23
NOW IS THE TIME FOR BARGAINS
V ‘HE subscribers liave just received one of the
large.~:t assortments of D R Y G 0 0 D S
ev_.-.r brought to Norwalk. They have been selected
with great care. and will,bt> sold by the piece or yard
33 l"W "5 C-'1" bf’ bmllzlit in New York or elsewhere.
Their assortment of goods is as cotiiplcie as they
can possibly make itat the present time, and believe
nearly every article wanted in the Dry Goods line.
can be bought of them. Whenever we have not the
IITIICIC InqulI'e(I fOI', We “(ill procul-e in to be had.
ii: New York. If the purchaser wishes, our ar-
randeineiits are such. that whet w . , -
Ncvlir York immediately, we call seeiitlrtinldogftoiltilg '0
L. M. STEVENS.’
F. BELDEN.
BROADCLOTII, CASSIMERES, "ac.
VI‘ HE subscribers have just received a laroe as
sortinent of Brondcloths. Cassimcres anilaSat-
inets of almost every quality, shade and styk, which
will be sold uinisually low by '
S'I‘EVENS & BELDEN,
At the store recently occupied b_v Wm. Gale, north
the In I March 23, 1337.
Ll. those who are indebted to Eli Morris on
book. are notified that if they.wish to save cost
tlioy mustaltvcitd to the payment of thcit':tccount3
\\'ltlltitil dttlaiy. J. W. HUBBELL, Assignees,
April 3. I837, 3W4
JOB PRINTING,
OF ALL KINDS.
NE ATLY EXECUTED AT THIS 01-.‘[r|t_:E_
READY MADE. CLOTHING.
THE sul)s_criber liasjus_t ,T('('.0ived ,,,, ,,ss,,,.,men,
“I """d.Y made clothing, suitable for the it .
preaching season. P
EDWIN LOC
Norwalk, May 24, I836. Kvvoogé
I0 DOLLARS REWARD.
‘ ILL be paid upon the detccton and punish-
ment ofthe thief or thieves. who are in the
c°“5“'ni IN‘-'ictice of stealing shingle and boards
m-y3i'd at Norwalk.
WILDMAN 81 GILBERT.
Danhutv. Dec. 14. gm
ANTED IMMEI)lATELY,n family ofthree
or four children, a part of whom understand
spinning, to work in it Cotton Factory. Apply to
ARNOLD 81. BISHOP.
Noiwalk, April II, 1837
USSIA TURNIPS, for sale by
' GEORGE E. COMSTOCK.
Norwalk, April 11, I837
Also, ti choice and selected assui'iIm:I‘it of
The said factory was built -in 1828, 40 feet by 30, I
SUPERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES,
Y JOHN BUHRALL. who has just received
from New-York a full supply of first rate Gro-
l
lceries. which have been part:
.good.~i. Persons wislilng to get I _
and cheap goods, will do well to call at lIl8.SI0l‘e, ll
tew rods west of the Bridge. The following arti-
clcs ate at part of his assortment, viz.:
SUGARS. _
A fttll assortment of St. Croix, brown, and white
Havana, and loafand lutiip Sugars.-
TEAS _
A general assortment ofT- as.ofthc latest impor-
tiition, among which are some of very fine flavor.
MOLASSES. _
A quantity ofsirup Molasses, a supcrioi article,
the best along shore.
RAISINS. .
A quantity of I-4 boxes of Ruisins,tn fancy boxes,
4! first rate article.
Do. half boxes.
heir supply of good
I
SEGARS.
Principe aml Havana Cigars, first quality.
20 boxes do. do. second do. _
50 sticks hlown salt, by the stuck or at retail.
I00 bushels Liverpool ground salt.
At: 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. 3'4
LL kinds of Cordials. Essences, and Stoughton
Bitters kept. constantly on hand and for sale by
N. S. BAILEY 51. SUN.
No. 5 But'rall’s Buildings, west side the Bi'itlgt§.
Purcliascrs may depend on ll good article; iftt
does not prove so, the article can be returned and
III!‘ money will be refnttded. 47
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lDDLEBRO0K’S ALMANAC, Prindlefs d0.
Pair|ey’stlo, Pocket do. American Comic d0.
Elton’s do do, Every Body's do do, Comic Naval
do, David Cro 'ket’s do, Temperance do. Christian
do, Anti Slavery do, and all other Alinnnads for
next year, for stile by J. A. WEED.
Norwalk, Oct. 26. I836. 50
DR. BRANDRETH’S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
V ‘HE above valuable Medicine can always be
E ha tin any quantities, utthe following places:
At Levi Clark’.-i and . 1 . .
Cam“, B.,"s,S Agents foi .\0l'\VdII\.
Of George B. Mitldlcbrooks, \Vilton.
Of Samuel Raymond. New-Czintian.
Of Ditucliy 81 Co. Ridgefield. -
The above persons are the sole Agents for the
towns in which they reside, and no Pills art: war-
ranted gcnitiiie unless obtained at the above Agents.
‘ Beware of counterfeits- 35
V/ANTED.
N Apprentice wanted to the 'I‘in and Sheet Iron
business. Inquire of the subscriber.
STYLES CURTIS.
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Norwalk, Jan II
SULLIVAN’S LINIMENT.
OR the cure of bi'uise;.', sprains. rlieuintitism,
and salt rheum,'s'uld by
J. LUVEJOY, Agent..
Oltl ‘Yell. June 22, I836. 3"
FOR SALE.
FEVV barrels of Cordial. of all kinds.
ti lcw pounds first rate Butter, by
N. S. BAILEY & SON.
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Also,
Jan 25
FOR SALE CHEAP.
FINE Broadcloth Coats, one blue the other in
visible green. Inquire No. 5 Burralla Build-
ings. N. S. BALEY
Norwalk, March I
ROOMS TO LET.
HE halfofa convenient dwelling house to let
for one year, from the first ofApril. Inquire
ofthe subscriber. JOHN BURRALL.
March I. ~
PROBATE "COURT.
HIS Court will be open on Szitttrday of every
week, from 10 o'clock, A. M. until 5. P. M.
STEPHEN SMITH, Judge.
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Feb 22
WHOLESALE AND RE'I‘AlL. '
UST received by Wm. J. Street, direct from the
o Factory at Sand Lake. IOU Boxes of German
and Rensselacr Window Glass, a superior article,
which will be sold on us good or better terms than
can be obtained in the city ofNew-York.
Nov. 2. 1836.
51
INGRAIN CARPETING.
TEVENS 8; BELDEN haveyust received a few
pieces choicely S',?I('l.t€(I, which will be sold as
low as can be purchased in New York. Also, striped
and plain India Mattings, various widths, for sale
low, at the store recently occupied by Wm. Gale,
dec’d, a few doors north the mill.
Norwalk, March 28, 1837. 3
THE STEAMER
OMMENCES her regular trips from Not-walk
Bridge, to the wesuside -of Catlierine Slip
New York. this day, and will continue running from
this place every Monday and Thursday, returning
from New-York every Wednesday and Saturday,
until fortlier notice. The price of freight will be
somct ting higher than the customary price Iias form
erly been. Cash to be paid on delivery 0I',lIlt‘.
good; For Freight or passage apply at the store
ofthe subscriber or to the Captain on board the
Boat. M. HOYT.
l\’c-ravalk March 13. 1837'. 1
NOTICE.
TO ALL YVHOM IT MAY on DOTH CONCERN.
HE books and accounts belonging to the es-
tate William Gale, deceased, are at the store
ofJ S Saniniis. The undersigned have only to re
mark that delays are often followed by unpleasant
consequences. J S SAMMIS,
L O WISON.
March I4. I837 Atlmiiiistraior.
FARM FOR SALE.
OR sale, a Farm, situate at Mctuchin, New-
.It-rsey, two hours ride from New York. wiiliin
sight ofthe Newark and New Brunswick Rail Road
Depot, 7 miles from Railway. 5 from New Bruns-
wick. tiudti frotn Perth Amboy. The Farm con-
tains IIO acres, between twenty five and thirty acres
of which are highly valuable wood land. Nearly
the whole tract is meadow land of the richest and
best qittility. There are few places which offer so
many tittractions to .1 farmer. The neighborhood is
good, the situattion lienlthy and convenient, and the
land as rich as-any in the country.
For particulars. inquire at this ollice, or of Mr.
Wm. M. Ross, adjoining the premises.
Jan 25
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hased since the fall of
J spoons, knives and forks, and ti vurioty ufttttilc and
TWO SLOOPS FOR SALE.
For sale, _the two well built. substantial, superior
and fast sailing sloops Mechanic and Citizen, bur-
then each about 70 tons. They are well found in
rigging. spars, and sails. &.c. am] will be sold upon
icrsonable terms, on application to the captains on
board, at Peck Slip, N. I . or to the subscriber, at
Norwalk, Conn.
MONSON HOYT.
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Norw:ilk,Juue 1, I336.
GENERAL DEPOT,
AND
FURNISI-IING VVAREHOUSE.
HI".Subscriberis constaintly 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 enterprizing spirit of the times,
and secure to themselves and their fuinilics every
combination of '
ECONOMY AND COMFORT-
Tbe following new articles deserve attention :—
HOW'S PREMIUM STOVE tor the Kitchen.
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly fin-
islied aparittns lor cooking. boilers, kcttlcs pans.
griddle-s &c,;consuint*s less fuel. gives out more
ht-at, than any other article of the kind ho.-rolofore
presented to the public. It is bciidcs, coinp-.tct in
its form and highly ornument:il.'I'lie subscribe.ti.~i
now fitting up some very handsome. patterns, which
his (‘.l|.-ll.0tlIeI'l9‘ are invited to call and examine.
THE CYLIN DER GR.-\'I‘E STOVE, is it neat,
pretty and economical article for stores, . shops,
andofliccs. Scvc-rzil have already bccn put it In
this place: and for t-haapness. convenicticc and
warintli are rekoncd the best yet introduced.
TO TAll.ORS'
LEWIS’S Patent (_'o:il Stove’.-', for heating tailor’:-'
Irons. an excellent article, which may -,t|so with :t
trifling expense, he atlapted to culinary purbosos
THE ROTARY (JOCK STOVE. so well attstpto-.d
to the wants oflnrge families, with its latest im-
provements. for burning wood or coal, are still in
constant demand and in high repute.
GRATES. of every pattern plain and ornatnt~ti-
tal. brass, Russia shcct iron’ soap stone-._ &'c. at the
lowest rates. and set in the most fasltionable and
commodious style.
BOX.circular, and other stoves, of every tlcs'cip-
tioii- Also. every kind of tin and sheet iron work
done to order. Brittsonia metal tea and coffee pots
Aiidiroiis slim-cls and tongs. &'c.
STYLES CURTIS;
Norwalk, West side the Bridge.
kitchen furniture.
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HE sub.-acrilicr has removed his Marble Yard
50 or 60 rods above the Bridge. on the main
road to Dunbury. He has on hand at large 855011-
mcnt of Marble, suitable for Grate Stones. Hearth
Stones, Sic. Also, three Pedestal Monuments; all
of which he oiI'crs.cheup for cash.
EDMOND PRICE.
Jan I1 I0
‘ IIEIVIOVAL.
HE subscnher has removed his Stock of Goods
to the store opposite Hoyt's Landing, react)-tly
occupied by Mr Jame-s Lally and for the Office of
the Democratic Slur; where he lies on hand, and
intends keeping, it general assortment of
HARD WARE, HALLOW-‘W.-\R.E CUTLIZRY.
CARPENTERS’ Pu.-INES, PAINTS, OILS.
GLASS, NAILS, &e. Ste.
100 dozen knives and forks from 25 up.’ 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, axcs :
do hatchets; BI'Il.dllllil table and tea spoons; iron,
copper, zinc,.and sheet iron tea kettles; Britanni-
and block tin tea pots; b ass, Jappatn. and iron can
dlesticlts ; brass and Juppan lamps; brass stair rods
do eyes,; batters, tailors. Italian toy and Siltl irons;
irons, coffee mill, patcnt do; citcolnr gridirons;
frying pans, new style ; long and short handle. do .
steel and brass snail‘.-.i's, do ; Willi trays ; London
and knitting pins; silver, lead. and slate pencils .
snuff boxes ; steel tobacco do. lunar and steel pens.
British iuk ; do powder. powder horns, and ila.-ks ;
shot bags; neck and back combs; calfskin and
morocco pocket books ; boxes perfiimery . horse and
riding whips; do lasltes, spurs 2 Gosling’s New-
York. and Peel's shoe blacking; slates; brass and
glass ommode knobs ; glass brass and glass curtain
pins; brass and iorn table castqrs; do. stand do.
escuiheons ; till locks; bed screws ; picture and cor
tain rings. brass knobs biassand iron I-utton:
do. on plates; trunk and chest handles; closset
and hat pins ;capeuter’s pat door locks . knob brass
mortice, closet, chest, trunk, till, pad, and drawer
locks, knobs, and Norfolk latches, square, round,
and neck bolts. brass do brass and jappun door
knockcr horse, wood, and shod, rttsps, flat, lmlfpiti,
mill, saw, bttsterd, hand saw. and rat mil tiles, din-
ner and tea bells, iron shovels and 5 ads. ditching
shovels, iron and brass shovels and lungs, bellows,
window, crumb, clothes, shoe, horse, wliitewitsli,
scrubbing paint,shaveing,tooth,antl pencil, brush-
es, clothes, chalk, and ft-zli lines, fish hooks. steel imp
rat and mouse do trace and llaltcr chains, couch
wrenches. bed do carpenters’ plains ofall kinds,
compasses, cross cut hand, back, web, key, hole, and
compass saws, trying squares cutting gauges, spoke
shares. nail hammers and hatcliets, lnorticeng chis-
els, Firtners's do gaugers, auguis and bitts brace
and bitts, boxwood and common rules, 4foltl,do
drawing knives, iron and st,e__cl squares, cross and
pat. butts, screws, cut nails, from 3d’ to 6d. by the
keg 0|‘ less quantity, wrought, brass and copper, nails,
H and HL hinges, chest, do shutters, sci-rws and
sinks. frame and side pullies curry combs, horse
cards, cooeking pots, from the I6 gallons, dish and
wash kott as. spiders,- Eiiglish Russian. Siveetlcs,
and .-\incric:in, Iron, American, German. I-.'ng|ish,_
blister, springs, and cast Steel, old sable, nail, and
spkcrds, plane irons, ‘out do razor straps, up boxes
and soap, coal sifters, sash weiglitsgrindles, I-lindos
tan and '|‘ui'_kcy oil stuns, ship scrapers dogma and
single barrel guns, linseed lamp and fish oil, white
and red lead, chrome, spruce. and F;-encli yellow,
English Venetianand spunisli red vermillion, Pru-
‘- MOLASSES.
US'[‘ received quantity superior Syrup Mo
_ lassestlie very best along shore, and will be
sold without distinction in any quantity to suit plly.
chasets. Persons wishing to supply themselves
with the article, will do well to call soon. Also, an
assortment tirst quality Teas. Sugars, Cofi'ee,&c
all ofwhicli will be sold at the lowest market price
A. MALLORY.
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Norwalk, July Isl. I836. 34
BLACK AND COLORED SILK.
()Nli of the largest assortment evm-offered in
the county. Any person desirous of silk goods
will find almost any style they could wish. Also.
bl'k Chally of an excellent quality, for sale low I.
‘ STEVENS &. BELDEN.
March 28, 1867.
OPS AND SAGE‘, of this year's growtlt for
siau blues, chrome green dry and ground verdegris.
latnp and ivory black, whiting, amber stone. ochre,
letlierage, gold leaf, gold and silver bronze. boiled
oil, spirits tur- pentinebriglitand copal V}|l’|‘IISI|,jSlp
pan, &c. &c. &.c VVILLIAM J. STREET.
Norwallt,l\‘Iay 10-I836.
NURVVALK CUNF ECTIONARY.
HE sti-bseribei's take this method to inform the
public, that they have taken the establishment
formerly U. Gilbert & Co. at No. 5 Burrall’s Build.
ings, west side the Biidge, where they intend ‘to keep
it good assortme of Confectionery, both at whole
sale and retail, at as low a rate as at any other esta-
blishment. Country merchants can always be sitp~
plied at a few hours notice. and may depend upott it
good article. They will also inanuf.tcture and keep
for sale, all kinds of Cordials. Siouglvton Bitters
Essences, and Lcnion Sirup. it pure article. Call
by the cask, or 8 1-2 cents at retail.’ _ _
W J. S_'I'REE'I‘.'
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Jnn 4 P
‘ NOTICE.
All those who are indebted to the subscriberby
book, of more than four months standing. are hereby
expected without delay.
' EDWIN LOCKWOOD; .
- Norwalk, Jim 4, 1837. 8.
CASTINGS.
URNACE doors and grates, fire
plough points, can and
dogs and
wagon boxes,for‘snle
‘WM. J. S’l‘REE'l‘.
HARD AND HOLLOW WARE,
_ men, S'l‘EF.t., AND CASTINGS. .
Lll\SEED. SPERMACETI, AND I-‘ISH on.
WHITE LEAD, our AND IN on.. ’
VENETIAN AND ENGLISH RED,
FRENCH mo SPANISH YELLOW .
soap STONE. PREPARED roit'usi':.
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STONE YELLOVV, SPANISH WHITING, AND
‘ LAMP BLACK,
Together with nearly all articles in the Iine‘of
Painting or Glazing. ‘including a Iargeassortucm
of Window Sashes, from 6 by 8 to II by I5. Among
the shell goods may be found nearly every article
requirctl in finishing a buildi.n.g, and most urticlcs
(in my line.) to furiiisli it when t-.oinp|ete.l.
WM. .l. S'l'flI‘ZI-3'1".
Jail 4 3
ONCE MORE.
All persons liming unsettled accounts with ma.
late lirin of I'Int.be||, Pong.-_ ,5; (;o_ are ,,,,.mud and
warned. that unless immediate attention is paid to,
the so-ttlement of their accounts, that they may ex.
pect Iopny cost. .
B. That this notice means .-ometbing. '-
October 526, I336. 50
CIRCULATING LIBRARY. 4
' IIE Subscriber would inform his old patrons
and the public generally, that he is constttntlv
ti illiillg pdtlitions to his li‘.)i'm'_v of the most popula}
IIl'PHt|'_\‘ st‘oi"ks—the following is in partial -list.
I‘lie Heiress, SZl_\'II|".~‘fllN.I Itoinns, Got - Rivers
Refugee. Tales 8:. SIC?-TCIIPS. Villaage 0fi€'II’lelId0l‘,pI
L3I|Il.Il‘I'S C-yc!npedi:i '\'ewton I-‘orster, I
Pi-vcril oftht: Pcuk. Fourycars 62. it liulfin the Navy,
'll)’l c Iiisin'gt.'nlS, Clniinpions of Freedom, ‘
ztcliu of many 'I'ales, '1'hreeyearsin ,- ¢ ic
Fi-at-.ct-. in I829 ‘N; 30. Lifeof it Sailonxm I Q‘
Siliniaii’s Travels, Tlie Allmtnbrti,
Wliigs of Scotlsuid-. '.I'ule.< ofthe Manor,
Ilnjji Bilbo, J-aicub Faitliful, zlfistrries of Mtitrituug
De Vere. Cruise at‘ the Midge, ° ''
I..¢=gendnr_v. My;~'iet'y, England & the English,
Two. Old Men's Tiilcs. Men 5' l‘I:tt.lN![c‘
High Ways tin By Ways, Dtimiuics 1,.-gucy,
The Abbess, Jactpieliue of H'oI|:n.d,
Qnautin Durward, U. S. Crimtmol Ciiio-ntler;
Life of Mr.-' Sidtlous,'I'ibblcton,s 'I'r:ivel.¢,
New Tziles by Mrs. Opie. American Laimllorcl.
Rhoda, Honor 0’ Hora, Right i\’.'itin»-s,
l)ukr- Iln-istian, The Spy: 'I'lic Finite
Eartliquztke, Bracebridgc Hall,
lrlnglisli Life, Meltnoth, lied Gnuutlcr,
Josephus, Eugene Aratn, “
Doclimus Duckwoi th, Mandcvilla,
'I‘ales oft’ e Priory, Cottage Bov !
Pastors Fireside, Perils ol Woman.
Pen Owen, Prairie, Titles oftny [.nm||.,.-.1,
Country Neighbors, Last Days of Po|||£)gij'
I"e.-'tivals:tittl Posts. Missionruy,
Plt-usurcs of Life, l\I:i,itlit-w \\’:tl,I,
Vlvmoiri of Buck, Nt:wtuii’s Messiah.
Travels through Spain. Mi.-*. Morrell's Vtnt-gag,
\«Vesiward Ho, Sketches ofSocict'v, I '
Sketch IIOOI(,.III:l$0ll'5 Compend.'
Walslt’.-IJ ll_l'nC_i. Knittkctboclier,
Service Afloat, The Guards,
Tales of the \V est, Anna ofGeierstt~no.
Mnnnt-rs $1. Citstonis‘, I"ortunes uf.\'ige|,
Vlorelztnd Vale, Ditnnllate. The Rotic,
Blue Stocking Hall, Arabian Nights,
[tr-d Rover, Valley ofSlie-uantlouli,
W'ootl..t.ock, The Barony, Enoch Crosby,
Maxtvell, Atlventuties of ti Kuzzilbnsu,
The I-"rovost, The Exclusive, Ct ril ']'|mr..;,,,, .
Peep at the Pilgrims, 'Advt=i,tturc's ofu Kin:-'5 '[’;,
Great Britain in l833F, ritzc George, P '
'I'hc Caibonaro. The Separation,
Tilney Hall, lnvi.~rible Gr ntlt-man,
Elliot's Debates, Life of Nupqk.-un,
Roman Literature. Lift: of Pincknev,
Letters from the Egcini, Life of J. .']'nvIgr
Chronicle ofGothiini, Dwight’s Travels, ‘
I.)5U'IIy.a’ Tour, SflIu|'(I:ly l\1;|gazinc_
History ofliurope, '|‘uckney’s Narrative,
Lord Byron, \Vild Ilish Girl, Porters Jounm]
History oi Northmen, Pl.icide, , '
Posthumous Papers, Contrast, 'l'he Rivals;
Hope Leslie, Coming Out. The Bravo,
Ciareiicc, Welsh Mountains, King of the Peak
.I-Ieidcnziiiiuer, Litieol Lincoln, Fair Maid 0‘ 138.,“
The Disowned, High Life, Flirtntioti, ' '
Elizabeth dc Bruce, I’.-.lhnm. Devert-at;
Aritiquitv , Glaslon de Blontleville Réffefll
Wept of \Visliton Wish, Water wipe], ’
History ofthe Bible, Polar Seas and lilo-gm",
R.ollin’s Ancient Bistory, English Baron, '
l'Ie.'isure=s of Hope, TIIm.‘I(IP|.lS of Warsaw,
Ba-l,I_vlon this Great, Tales ofthe Ht-art,
C-oningsinar, Abbott, Discovcrv of America,
Life officorge 4th, History ofBriti.~.h i...g;,,
Ortttions of Dotnostlienee, Keniltyorth, '
The Rambler, Dt.'CI.'~I0ll, Full of.lei-.._.-u],,,,,
Paris Chit Chat, Children ofthe At,l,e,._ '
Domestic Recreation, Fables‘. S :.nish' - . tr .
Lztcon, Es.~‘ay§ and Sktchcs, IIs.[:ipiuess,Dd lahnlrl
White's Reinains, Willison’s Works, Vaitlit-It
Ship Wreck, Peregrine Pickle, t'.‘il Btu,-_. '
Titles Oflltv Crllsaders, Caleb w;";,,ms ’
Launcelot Greaves, Hetirv Mime:-, '
Sir Charles Grandison, Early Lesson“
Guy Miineriug, T. Moore's Watks’
Almoran & Hainet, George Desmond
gbblpy o£ \V‘cyltill,f:3ir:Is QfEcO'land’ ..
ec ers cc tires, ec use, ‘a 3- a,‘ ”' . ,
Louisa_ Madeline, Bannot k llfil-‘"3 id blMdo'"'
Collage Fl"?-‘lde. Am.(‘ll". Fillets England
Elements of Wat, Email, Florence Ma¢;"1fn-
Lollartls, Lion.-I, Campbell, P|,’.5im,"om,‘l v
Reginald Dalton, Prccaution, ° "‘ '
Lectures on Politeness, Balm or (,';]e,,,|
Essay on Modern Historv, Tales ofa 'i.r,w,,m_r
Shakspeai’, Hermit in tli'c Country Co||.;..5a,,g :
Oxonians. Chtistian Researches A’ ' 5 '
!.:§ln0(_It3l|.~‘ ET I.po'gc. Fiddlers Ob’§e|-vayiors.
onrllriog es mg, Domestic ‘, ‘ 1 .
Hull's Memoirs, Maiincrs (llllfvtjsillizlfsrl of-Amencnm
Pirzttesuiid Robbers, Cruise of Pothmac I
Ivalklfllld, PIIQI. Helen.Casp,-1,. Hause I
T°"‘s"| Yarns. Litiwoods, F’:
Elroekegs Life of Van Buren. .
0l'S0 hoe Robinson ' '
Rambles in N. Atnel’°f3:(-cnmckmn m Ne
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wYolI:‘
JOHN A. WI-ZED.
T. B. BUTLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
FFICE West side ofthe Bridge, over the Hat
Store of Henry 8. Chase.
Norwalk, Feb 15, I837 I
‘I ‘FRESH GRAPES.
VERY superior quality of Grapes. for side by
JOHN BURRALL.
Norwalk, Nov. 30, I836. 3
NOTICE.
A STORE to let, now occupied by the
subscriber. For further particular: in. "
MONSON HOYT.
quire ot'
Norwalk, Aprild, 1837.
STAGE COACH.
Stage. good as_ new-will be soId_ii great bar-
gain. Enquire at this Oflice.
"Dee 28
AMP OIL, by the bbl. or I
by ~
Nov. 16.1836.
CALICOES dc FRENCH CAMBRICS.
‘PIECES calicoes and canthrita, for
N‘ Quantity. forlnle
WM. J. S'l'REE'I‘. .
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said-by J. A. WEED.
and sea. NOAII S. BAILEY 8:. SON.
NorwnIk,July 20, I836. 36
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sale by S'l‘EVEt\'S ti‘. BLLDEN.
March 28, 1837.
NE-TON of no... st....., in .~..i.t.. of too in; ‘
each, for stile by the subscriber; at 8 1-4 cemnf
notified. that their accounts are due and payment is
gt3;!
OR SALE, a well built. handsome, T00]: l......- A
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VERDIGRIS, CHROME oases &.YEI.l.O\V. ‘
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