Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, May 24, 1837 · page 4

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NORWALK DISPENS:1RY,
W-EST. on THE
BRIDGE.

 

 

THIS establisliment is constantly furnished with
an extensive assortment of Drugs and Medi-
cines. Perfumnry, Brushes, Dye Stuff-r_, Hatters Ar-
ticles, &c. which are warranted of good quality, and
will be sold on reasonable temis.
Among the articles mt/.y I.tc_/buml :

Gum Opium, Camplior, M ii, Aloes, Gam-
boge, Guaic, Ammoniac, cammony, Kino,
Foetid, Galbanum, Arabic, Tragacanth and Bar-
bary Gum, Rochelle, Epsom and Glauber Salts,
Sal N itre, Sal A_mmoniac, P_ulv. Rhubarb, Root
do. Gentiana, Ginseng, Senna, Pink root, Vir-

inia Snake root, Black Snake root, fiencgu
nake Root, Valerian, Uvi Ursi, Rosemary,
Digital is, Chamomile Flowers, English and
Spanish Safliron, Dultz, Gold Thread, Sago, .
Pearl Barley, Cream Tartar, Arrow Root.
Flake Manna, Cantharides, Straznonium, Foe
nugreek, Colchicum, Cardamom, ‘ Coriander,
Annis, Caraway and Fennel Seeds, J uniper
Berries, I Cubebs,_ Extract. Liquorice, Root do.
S anish Sarsaparilla, Mezerin Root, Colombo,
’ B ood Root, Colchicum and Pellatory Root, Gm
er do. Angustura, Canella, Carsarilla, Simarou
, Peruvian and Tooth ache Bark, Pulv. Peru
Bark, Sanford’s do. Orange Peel, Quassia,

‘ Guaic, root. and Pulv. Curcuma, Prepared
Chalk, Russia and American Isinglass, Cornus,
White and Black Hellebore, White Mustard,
Castor, S uill root, Iceland Moss, Catechu, Sul-

huret of ntimony, Sulp. Zinc, Sugar of Lead,

mi. Ox. Lead, Lapis, Calamino, Sul hur, roll
Brimstone, Sul hate of Potash, Polan Starch,
White wax, ochineal, Calcined Magnesia,
Carb. Magnesia, Carb. Ammonia or Salts of
I-Iartshorn, Oxalic Acid, Tartaric Acid, Super.
Carb. Soda, Sal Soda, Muriate of Lime, Tart.
Antimony, Root and Pulv. Ipecac, Jalap, Pre-

red Antimony, Cowhage, Ei-got, Colycynth,

ux Vomica, Crocus Martis, Calomcl, Red Pre-
cipitate, white do. Corrosive Sublimate, Arsenic,
Sulph. Quinine, Acetate Morphine, Strychnine,
Eleterian, Iodine, Lunar Caustic, Caustic Potash,
Issue Pease, Ox. Bismuth, Marshall’s Flowers or
Iron, Phosphate of Iron, Carb. Iron, Liver of Sul
vhur, Phoaphote of Soda. Laudanum. Paregoric.
Elix. of Health, Elix. Pro. Syrup of Squills, I-live
Syrup, Tinctures of Rhubarb, Cinnamon, Pe_1la
so , Digitalis, Cantharides, Catechu, _Iodme,
Co chicum, and Blood root, Compound Tinctures
of Guaic, Valerian, Peruvian Bark, and Laven-
der, Muriate tinc. of Iron, do. of Lime, best cold
pressed Castor Oil Olive Oil, Balsam Copavia,
do. Fir, Sulphuric Ether, Spirits of Turpentine,
Venice Turpentine, Oil S ike, Oil of Tar, Oil of
Succini, Spirits of Harts orn, S irits of Nitre,
Wonn P-owders, Dovers Powder, icra, Hysteric
Pills, Blue Pills, Family Pills, Cough Pills, Hull’s
Pills, Antimonial &Ipecac. Wine,Picra,Adhesive,
D achylon, Mercurial, Strengthening and Blister
Plysister, An uintum, Citron, Iodine, Red, Bacili
eon, Piles, hitc 8:. Simple Ointments, Turner’s
Cerate, Extract, Pepper, Henbane, Cicuta, Sa-
vine, and Gentiana, lnJectionPipes, Inj. Syringes,
Barbadoes Tar, Conklin’s Stren thenin Plaster.

OILS AND ESSENCES. ll of lmonds,
Juniper, Origanan, Rosemary,Wormsced, Cloves,
S ruce, Lavender, Bur timot, Annis, Lem_on,

inte een,Cinnamon, ep rmint, Spearmint,
Tansy, ormwood, Hemloc , Pennyroyal, and
Sassafras, Ess. of Spruce.

_SPIgES, &c.——Grourgl gloves, Ci1i;na.inon,§&ll-
spice, epper, Gin er, ayenne epper, ut-
Inegs, Mace, Mustgrd, Preserved Ginger, Dates,
Tamarinds, &c.

PATENT MEDICINES.-—-Whitwell’s, By-
am’s, Steer’: & common Li uid Opodeldoc, O
deldoc Liniment, Whitwel ’s and I-Iitchcoc ’s
Snufl; Byam’s Physical Drops, Wheaton’s and
Clay’: Stomach Bitters, Wheaton’s, Clay’s, and
News-ll’: Itch Ointment, Daven rt’s Bilious
Pilltg Ind Eye Water, Lee’s ilious Pills,
Ho it is Pills, Bateman’s Drops, Godfrey’s Cor-
dial Citing’: Worm Lozenges, Trotter’s Balsam
ct’ Hoarhound, Pectoral Honey of Boneset, Bale.
I‘ Eonev.,Turlington’e Balsam of Life Ander-
son’: Cou Dro s, Church’s do. Cooper's Es-
sence of celand oss, 1-Iarlaem Oil,British Oil,
Bailey’: celebrated Congress Powders, for making
Congress SprjngW'ater, Seidlitz, and Soda Pow-
ders, a su nor article. -

~ ANC ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &.c.—-
Pot and roll Pomatum, Antique Oil, and Cologne
Water, a variet of Patterns, Lavender and
Orange flower ater, Bear’s Oil, Mucassar Oil,
Musk, Naples and Windsor Shaving Soap, a
variety of fancy Sea; -2, Wash Balls, white Per-
fumed bar Son , for shaving, washing, &c. very
cheap, Castile oap, Smelling Bottles, Flesh and
hair Powder, Court Plaster, black and flesh
colored, _Clay’s Pearl Tooth Powder, Compound
Charcoal Powder, an excellent article for the
Teeth, Tooth, Nail, Hair, Cloth and Shoe
Brushes, Dusters, Scrubbing and White \Vash
Brushes, &c.
DYE STUFFS, HATTERS’ ARTICLES,
kc. &.t‘.—-Chip Lo wood, Red wood, Fustic. Ni.
car _ua, ground amwood, Extract Logwood,
Ver _igris, Alcohol,_ Gum Shellac, Seed Lac, Oil
‘of Vitrol, Blue Vitnol, Nitric and Muriatic Acid,
Muriate Tin, Co peras, Alum, Indigo, Spanish
Annato, Aqua ortis, Alleppo Galls, Salts Tar-
tar, Hatters’ Jacks, Clothiers’ do. Hatters’ Stop-
ping Brushes, Soft Finishing do., extra do.
_London and Philadelphia Porter, Stoughton’s
Bitters, Sallad Oil, Castile Soap, Salt Pctrc, Sal
Emtus, Pearl Ash, bottle Corks, fancy and com-
mon Junk Bottles, Vials of all sizes, Lamp
Glasses, Pu_micc and Rotten Stone, Glue, a su-
pe.;ior quality, Bath or scourin Brick, Black
...:».;i.-:.v- Cari» W“l“sr
mg, oarac an ne 0 e n a
*i::~i.:.=.- is: .. . ‘° "“ ’
. s rev ateiit Hi e and Pivot

USSES P ‘lg

Norwalk, April 11, 1837.

 

 

SIL VEI? POONS, afi-
P :I3iEE.i’3Z5ZL 1333?.
EVI CLARK still continues his business
at his old store west. side the Bridge \\ bcre
he will be happy to furnish his old customers
and the public with gold and silver Patent Lcvcr
Watches, Lepine, Etiglisli and French, do, gold
Seals, Keys, and Chains. Every variety or
Breastpins and Finger-rings; Ear Drops and
Nubs; silver ’I‘li'unbles. Pencils, and in fact
every thing in the Jewelry liue. Silver spoons
a large assortment always on hand: silver and
steel Spectacles: Candlesticks, suulllzrs and
trays; fine Britania tea and coffee Pots; look-
ing Glasses; tea waiters, thermometers, clocks,
étc. Ace. Every attention paid to watch re-
pairing, and jobs done at short notice. Engra-
vings on Spoons, collin plates, trunk plates,
notarial seals, &c. executed with nezitncss and
at short notice.
March, 1837.

FOR SALE.

 

HE sloop Minerva, of this port. {cccntly
commanded by Daniel K. N-usli. Meas-
ure eight one, 76-95 tons, fo_ur years old this
spring, a rst rate sailer, and well lonnd. She
is now lying at the head oftliis harbor. For
further particulars enquire of
Capt, D. K. NASH
WM. J. S’l‘I’tl€E’I‘, or
WM. K. ‘JAMES.

Norwalk, March 22, 1836.

'W;XN'I‘FlD, a woman to do.tlie work of a
small family. One who can obtain good
recommendations, can have liberal wages and a

permanent place, on application to
-. J.‘ A. VVEED.

5

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GUARD AGAINST FIRE.
PROTEPTION INSURANCE COMPANY.

W ILLIAM J. S'l‘RI:lE'l‘, at Noriva1l<.,age}Itltm<_>tf
the Protcctwn Insurance .C07"P“\”Zli"‘Smres
ford. Connecticut. 0IlI3|‘5 I0 I“*‘“'e H°"’eS' f , , ’
Mills, Factories, Barns‘. “"9 '_Il° °"“"’_“‘“ 0 ed‘ "
togetlicr with every other similar SPe°,']?I5 °I‘_l"t':£"’(-3}
ty, Against Loss or Damage by Fire. rte Hi Oi-hm
Premiutn offered, areas low as those 0 any
siuiilzirlnslitution, and eveiy man has now an op-
portunity, for a trifling SW“. W Il’l'_'°!l:"(3’t[_u!‘I'1'niSr:5|::
against this destructive clement, w_Ic mam
single hour, sweeps =iWi1.Y Ill“ e3‘°“‘g“ ° -
years. _ _ . .
The course the office P“|'$"<’ '“ "'3“9“'Il“g life"
business and in IIteil(IjllSlIIl.‘.'flIIfI payments ot lo.-see,
. - , ‘ . ‘J ' < . ' I.‘
is prompt and liberal. I: 0| terms ofin. urun0(’» *‘PI’l‘
cation may be madeto tlieiibove named Ai,'eI:’li.u‘:”::‘;
is Hltlllorlzed to issue policies to Hl’Pl“—“”“° ‘
delav. . _ '” 8
Norwalk, Jim 4, I837. ~

eaaunaasué

UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE

FEELS.

SECURITY AGAINST COUNTERFEIl1'S-

’ ‘HE within named John B. .SaHIII‘U‘I'd! Of

Bridgeport, Conn. is my appoitited Gener-
al Agent for the (‘.oputy of I4 airlicld, CotinecI_i—
cut, in the. United States of America, and this

letter which is signed by me Betipiintti Bran-

" dretli, in my own band writing, must ill-S0 be

signed by the within ll?1ll’lC(I‘GCflGl'2.lI Agelll.
whose name will also appeal: }D 1l10_ lmncllllill
pzipcrsin the United States. '1 his caution baslbc-
come absolutely necessary to guard the puallc
ugaitist the numerous counterfeits wlltcll are 001
oftlic above popular Mctliciiie.

This letter will be renewed eyery IWGIVC
nionibs, tlierefore should any alteration be made
in the date, do not purchase, there is dotibt.

I3. BRANDRETH.

New-York, January 31, 1837. ’ .

Iti order to guard agaltist Couiiterfetts, a co-
py oftlte above certificate will be furnished to
eztcli one of the, following named Agenls all‘
tpointed by John B. Sandford, for tlie sale of
Braudretb’s V. U. Pills in the respectivetowns
tlirougliout Fairfield County:

Fziirfield, George Peck,
George Burr. -

Snuthport, Davis & Perry.

\Vcstport, John \V. Taylor-

Danbury, David Pearce, Jr. and James W.

Lewis Burr and

Porter.
Ritlgtafield, \Vm Duucliy & C0.
Rctlding, Fantou & Duncoinbi and Abbo“
&. Frost.
'\Vilton, George B Mitldlcbrooks.
\Veslon, Eli Adams.
Trumbull. Judson Curtis. . ‘
Munroe, Levi Edwards and Daniel Sher-
wood. _ .
New-Fairficld, Sccly Barnum and Stephen
Hopkins.
Stratford, Robert
man. _
Norwalk, Levi Clark and Carnii Bell's.
New—Czinaan, S-atiiuel Raymond (5: Co.
Stamford, VV &. R Hoyt 337 C0-
Grecnwich, Thomas Barton and Jonathan
Jcssup.

Black Rock, Epliriani C. Penficld

Newtown, Baldwin & Beers, Johnson 5-’.
Clark. \V B Glover, Ezra. Morgan, S 13 P6814
& C), and Hart Shepard.
Brooklield, Btirr & Morris. _ _
ljj-F‘ A constant supply of the Genuine Pills
can 3e had at the old stand of

JOHN B. SANDFORD. Agent.

Bridgeport, March 1-1, 1836. 2lf

PATENT BEE I-IIVE.
.7 1 IIE public utc respt-ctfully invited to call_ at
E the subscribcr’s Store, No. 5 Burrall’s Build-
ittg:s, and examine .Iudd"s Patent Bee Hive, which is
all that it is recommended to be, and requires only
:in exaniinution_ to convince any per.-ion oftlie ad.
v outage it possesses over all other Bee Hives now
in use, and must come into general use by all those
who :1;-p in the habit of raising liccs. The $ltI)SC|‘l-
hr-r liaiving bought the patent right of the towns of
.\'orw.ilk, Wilton. and New Cuuazin, is now ready to
grtitii individual rights on liberal terms.
Please call and cxaiiiine it.
' NOAH S. BAILEY.

VValker and Treat Blake-

l\Iorw:tll<, Fcb I5. 1337
QEPNEVV GOODSIQEII

f "ll-ll". siili.<criIicrlias justreceivcd an t’.xlt‘IlSI‘v’e
and wellselcctcd assortment ofl.’.riti;~li, French
India and Domestic Goods, oft.-verv varietv ofstyle,
pmti-rn, pllljtt and quality; so llltll ‘rill tastes may be
suited, and evc-y buyer receive s:il.isfnctioii in the
worth ofilie money cxpcuded. Also, Dry Groce-
.-it-.-, IIll:‘tI and Ilollow \’Vtire, which will be sold at

it SIIIUII udvaucc upon the cost.
(E E0. B. MIDDLEBROOK.

\-Vi'lou. Aitg. 3, I836.

" Stilt’-‘ by
EB
Jan. 4. 1837'-

FOR. SALE OR TO LET,
FRAME building, a Dwelling House, with the
1 Lot on which it stitutls, situate at the foot of
Mill Hill, and occupied by Mr. Bunting. lfrentctl.
the building will be i't-paired and painted. Posses-
sion given on the first of April. Itiquirc of
\’VM. J. S'I'I{EET.

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WM. J. S'l‘REE'I'.

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Norwalk, Feb 22, I837 .i

 

AR.PEt\"|‘ERS’ PI.»\t\'ES. ti large assortment,
just received and for sale by

WM. J. SI'REE'I‘. .
Nov. I6, 1836. I

 

STAPLE SPRING DRY GOODS.

STEVENS & Bl<lI..DEN have this day returned
-from New York, with another In rge and splen-
did :issortuicntol' Spring Dry Goods, which added
to their present stock. makes it the ltirszcst and most
complete ofuny to be found. Among‘ their assort-
utcnt may be found French Ciinibric Muslius of new
utid splendid patterns, Silks, Bonibaziues, Freucli
and Euglisli Calicoes, Giuglnttns, Ptukcd Muslius.
hlk Chullcys for ladies dress-‘cs, Pongecs, and it
large ussorttiieiit of Summer Goods for iuen and
cIiildreu’s wezir,and all other articles not usually
i'ound in a country Dry Good Store.

The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
amine their goods before pui'cluisiiig elsewhere.

April I9, 1837 '

SADDLERY AND HARNESS
’ MA ICIN G.

. DAVID H. BOYER would
inform the public that he has
on hand and is constantly mu.
III|f8CIl|l'IIl;;‘ ti general assert.
. . merit of Satltlles, Harnesses,
' .-if ~ I Bl'l(II(?S,.VVlllpS, 'l'runks,und
J? ’ ‘ I gvelrylitrtiqls usually found in II
 . . - :1 «I cry are House which
gfiwcnaégtbio he offers on the most ftivorable.
tcrins, at the stand formerly occupied by George
'l'i'etidway. opposite the Norwzilk Hotel.

 
 
 

 
 

 

N. B. Pzirticular attention paid to all orders, both
as it regards style and quality. _

Norwnlk, April 11, 1837

ATIGNT BALANCES, just received and for '

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
AT WES TPOR T- West side of the Brzclgc.
SYLVESTER STEVENS,
‘LACKSMIIH and IRON dealer, ‘begs leave
to inform the public, that 'iu connexion wltli t‘lte
Blacksmitli business, in allIIS'I)l'i'I|ICII6S be has 0"
hand, and will keep constantly lot sale, it general as-
sortriicnt oflRON, co.1si.-ting of Atrit-rtC=1l|_. S“ 99‘l-it
English, Old Sable, Juuit-.lli1.i|“(I PEI“. 0l_i”l)’ 5'7’?
or shape; flat, square, or rouud.ff0m 1~4l"CI11° 3
inches. Also, H choice and selected nssortuictit of
English BII.'~‘I(‘|‘, German (3ast- and Ainerteziu SILEI
which he will dispose ofon as re-.isoo:iblet.crmS. 33
-'In_V cstnblislimeut on the sea board. _ _
. ' A slit.tre ofpublic patronage IS respectfully solicit-
ed- ~ ,
Blacksmitlis in the country are invited to call and
examine tor tlicniselves.
Wcstport, June lst, 1836. ‘'29

IRON AND STEEL.
OR SALE, at the store opposite Iloyt’>'li1“dl"§
Sweeds Cart and \Vuggt)n lire.

Etigllslt do _ do «[0 do
Square. and flat sweeds iron_—ull sizes,
do I do Ainericnn do do (I0
do do lingltsii do do do
Round American and Euglisli do do do
Nuylor fig Co.’s I-elcbratetl czist stccl,
do do

Sltundcrson, Brolliers_&. C0.’$ do

Baud, nutt, uud hoop W0“.

Spike and nail rods, lszc. 8'6. W. J. STREET.
8

Norwalk, Jan 4
0 all whom it may concern. "i‘|ic .--ubscribcr
requests tlll those who have unst tiled accounts
wi'li .Iiini for '.l‘iiiloriug, to call and settle the saute
without delay. _
Pautailoons and Vests made, and cutting (I0l19: "5
heretofore at short notice.
’ N. s. BAILEY.
ll

Norwalk, Jan 2-’), I837

Let the prcjudicecl stop and c07lSi(lC7‘-
THO-MSONIAN PRACTICE OF MEDI-

CINE

HE subscriber would respectfully inform his
T friends and the public geuerall_v, that be con-
tinues to receive calls as usual. Office in the village
of Westport. He llatters liimsclftbut his long ex-
perience and successful practice, will etititle him to
the confidence of an enlightened public.

A genuine assortment of ?~lt:dicines, as recolo-
mendc.-l by Dr. Satiiucl Tlioinson for the removal of
diseases. constantly on hand.

N. B. 'I'hose who wislt for 'I‘homson’s genuine
Anti.Dy..~peptic Wine Bitters, can obtain them at
my oliice. designed expressly for uiedic I purposes,
(unadulterated.) Also, Syrup and Cough Dyops.
Ste. &c. designed for coughs. C0llSttll]pll0nS‘. pain in
the side, weak stomachs. and general debilttv.

DOCTOR GEOIIGE VV. RUBEY.

N. B. Dr. Rubey has had the advantage ofa regu-
lm-_<iudy with one of the first physicians oftlic Bota-
nic order in the United States.

Jun 4 3m08

NOTICE.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the firm of Samuel Huwley,
81. Co, is this day by mutual agreemciit dissolved.-
All persons having claims against the sziid firm are
requested to present them to Samuel "I-Iawley-.tud
Rufus H Pickett, who are authorized to settle the
claims against the Iirin- SAMUEL HA\VI.EY,

R. H. PlCKE'l"I‘,
E. O. BENNE'.l'T.

Ritlgeficltl, Mui't:li 9. I837. tfl

U2? The Cabinet business will licrc-after be con
tinued under the lirui of Huwley & Pickett.

-GROCERIES, VVINES, &c.
FRESH and se'ect assortuieut of Groceries
Wines, S.ugars,'I‘eas, (cc. of the first qltillIl\'

bytlie lowest prices, for stile by _ '

EDI-VIN LOCKWOOD.

Norwalk, May 94, I836. 28

NO\V IS THE TIME FOR BARGAINS
HE subscribers have just received one of the
largest assortments of D R Y G O O D S
ever brought to Norwulk. Tlicy have been selct-ted
with great care, and will,be sold by the picccor yard
35 I0“? 85 Can bf? lmllulit in New York or elsewhere.
Their :is_sortment ol' goods is as complete as ilmy
can possibly make it at the present time, and believe
nearly every article in tinted in the Drv Goods line,
can be bought of them. VVlimit=.vpr we have not the
article inquired for. We will procure it. if to be had
in New York. If the purt:li:iser wishes. our ar-
rangements €il‘C such, that when we are not soinrr to
New York itiitiicdiately, we can send and (‘I it. h
L. M. STIQVENS.
F. BELDE-.'\‘.
BROADCLOTII, CASSIMERES, écc.
V V HE subscril:r~rs have just ieceived :1 large as
_ sortmeut ot' Broudclotlis. Cussimeres and Sat-
inets of almost every quality, shade and style, which
will be sold unusually low l)V -
S'.I‘EVl<‘.l\lS & BELDEN,
At the store recently occupied by Wm. Gale, north
the m I Marcli 23, I837.

I LI. those who are incl:-li:ed to Eli Morris on
I book, are notilicd that if they wish to save cost
they must tilt-cud to the puyuient of their account;
without delay. J. W. IIUBBELL, Assignees.

April 3. I837, 3.v4

READY l"IADE CLOTHING.
V HE subscriber Itasjust received an ussorliiicut
ofreudy made clothing, suitable for the ap-

proaching season.
EDWIN LOCKVVOOD.
Norwalk, May ‘.24, I836. 28

J0 DOLLARS RE\VARD.

ILL be paid upon the dctccton and punish-

ment ofthc lliicfor thieves. who are in the

C0|lSlill'lI.pl‘n(:lI(:t". of stealing shingle and boards
from our yard at Norwalk.

WILDMAN 81 GILBERT.
Daiibuiy, Dec. 14. [r5

ANTED IMMEDIATELY, ti family oftliree
_ . or fotir children, 11 part of wliotn understand
spinning, to workiu a Cottoti Factory. Apply too

7 ' AEKNCLD 81. BISHOP.
I\totwnlk, April I], 1837

USSIA TURNIPS, for sale. by
GEORGE E. COZIISTOCK.
Norwalk, April II, I837

NOTICE.

A STORE I0 let. now occupied by the
subscriber. For further particulars in-
MONSON HOYT.

 

quire of
-Noirwzilk, April4, I837.

STAGE COACH.
4 OR. S.*_LE, at well built. Iintidsotne, fotir horse
Stage, good as new-—will be sold tl great bur-
gain. Enquire at this Ollice.
Dec. 
E AMP OIL, by the bbl. or less quantity, for sale
I ‘ WM. J. STREET‘.
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' Nov. I6. 1836.

CALICOES 66 FRENCH CAMBRICS.
3% PIECES ciilicoes and cuuibrics, for
M sale by STEVENS &, BELDEN.
March 28, I837.
BLEACHED AND BROWN I
MITSIIIIVS
F all kinds and prices, for stile by the hale or
piece, cheap, by STEVENS & BELDEN.
April I‘), I837 '

Two BOYS WAN'I‘EI).
ANTED two boys, between the age of
_ _ 14 and I6 years, to serve an apprentice-
slitp at the Hailing business. Apply lr)
SHEI-‘t\VOOD 66 OSBORN.
Dzmbury. April 10, 1837. 5...”-

JOB PRINTING,
on ALL KINDS.
NEATLY EXECUTED AT 'I‘HIS OFFICE.

 

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LL kinds of CordiaIs,F.sscnces, and Stougliton
Bitters kept constantly on hand and for sale by
N. S. BAILEY dz. SON,

No. 5 Burrall’s Buildings, west side the Bridge.
Purcliiisers may depetid on a good article; ifit
does not prove so, the article can be returned and
the money will be refunded. 47

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N lDDLEBROOI(’S ALMANAC, I’rlndle_’S (I0.
I’,.r‘lcy’s do, Pocket do. Amcrtcztu Comic do,

Elton’s do do, Every Body-’s do do, Comic Naval

do, David Crockct’s do, Teniperancc do. Cllflsllitll

do, Anti Shivery do, and all other Alm:innc’s for

next _ye'.tr, for sale by . J. A. WEED.

No'rw:tlk, Oct. 26. I836. 5

DR. BRANDRETH’S

VEG.E' './IBLE UIVI VERSAL PILLS.

!’ ‘lllltl above valuable Mediciite can always be
E li.i liii any quantities, at the following places:
At I.evi Clurkls and
Curmi B--tts’s

Of George B. -.\liddle-lirooks, \Vilton.
Of Samuel Rziyuiond. New-C:mu:tu.
Of Dan:-,li_v 8; ‘"0. Ilidgelicld.

The aibovc pf‘l‘SOIlS we the .\()If’. Agents for the
towns ii: wliicli they reside, and no Pills art: war-
ranted genuine iinlcss olitaiined at the above Agents:

Beware of countci'fcits. 30

\VA N TE D.

, N Apprentice wanted to the Tin and Sheet l|‘0“

Agents for .\'orwulk.

I I)I.IsIllCS.-5. Inquire of the subscriber.
S'I'YLlr'.S CURTIS.
Norwalk, Jon I I 9
FOR. SALE,
F‘E\V burr:-l.< of Cordial, of all kinds. AIS0.
a few pounds first rzitc Butter, by
, _ . S. BAILEY & SON.
Jun 25 11

PROBATE COURT.
HIS Court will be open on Saturday of every
week, from 10 o’c|ot:k, A. M. ll'lllll 5. P. M.
S'I‘El’I-IEN SMIPI-I, Jttdgehl
- 1

Feb 22
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

UST received by \Viu. J. Street, direct from the
q] Factory at Sand Lake, [00 Boxes ofGcrinan
and Rensst-lzicr Window (il-oss, a superior article,
which will be sold on as good or better terms than
can be olittiiuctl in the city ol'l\‘ew-York.

Nov. 1836. 51

INGRAIN CARPETING.
TEVENS 3; BELDEN liuve3usti‘et:eived a‘ few
pieces choicely S'*'Il‘l.It".(I, which will be sold as

low as can be purcliused in New York._ Also, striped
and plain India Mziltiugs, various Widths. I07 Sal“
low, at the stole recently occupied by Win. Gale,
dec’d, a few doors north the mill.

Nortvalk, March 28, I837. 3

NOTICE.
TO ALL VYHOM 11‘ our on DOT!-I CONCERN.
I HE books and accounts belonging to the es-
mle \Vit|ium Gale, deceased, are at the store
ofJ S Saniuiis. The utideroigtietl have only to re
mark that delays are of.eu followed by unpleasant
consequences. J S SAMMIS,
L O WISON,

Ad mi nist ru tor.

March 14. I837
MOLASSES.

UST received quantity superior Syrup Mo

losses the very best along gliore, and will be
sold without di.-tlinctioo in any quuiitity to suit pu,-.
cliascrs. Persons wisliiiig to su;ipl_v ilietnselves
with the article, will do well to cull soon. Also, an
assortment first quail-._v Teas. Sugars, Coffee, &c.
all of which will be sold at the lowest market price

A. MALLORY.
34

by
Norwztlk, July Isl. I836. ‘
BLACK AND COLORED SILK.

NE of the largest assortment. ovcroffered in

the county. Any person desirous of silk goods

will find almost any style they could wish. Also,

bl’k Chully of‘ an cxcello-nt quality, for sale low by
STEVl:‘..\’S Sc BELDEN.

Mztrcli 9.8, 1837.

§i:2.‘tt"fUt‘U »‘Eii.r.:tt=.°:tstr: ffizniiztizttty,
IIARTFORD, C(l.‘<i‘.\'l-‘.C'I‘ICU'l‘.

BENJAt\1IN ISAACS. AGENT.

Incot'poru'etl in ISIU, with =1 Cupitztl of $l5fl,000,
and power to ltlFI'f‘ilSf: the sonic to $250,000.

(EL! IIIS long eslziblislictl Institution has for more

tli.in it qu:trlot' of it century ll‘-'lI]<IlCIO(I its ex
leusive liu:-iucss on the must just. and liberal princi
ples, paying iic losses Will) honorable prouiptness;
and the pre.=ent Board of Directors pledge themselves
in this p=1l‘l.i."ultir fully to imtintziin tile high rcputa
lion of the Couipaoy. It insures upon the most fa
vo"ablc terms, public buildings, cliurclies, dwellings,
stores, III(!I'I‘Iillntll.~‘(2, fui'n3ture_. and persoiiztl proper
ty gmierzilly. against loss or tlumagc by fire.

[Board of Dirccto1's.—I-Iliplmlet Terry, S. II. Hunt
ingtou, II. Huntington, Jr. Albeit Day, Samuel \‘Vi|
lituns, Edwin D. Mt-rgztii, Job Allyn, George Put
mini, Jnnius S. :\'lorgion.

ELIPHALET TERRY, President.

JAMES G. BOLLES, Secretary.

Norwulk, Aug. I0, I836. I‘ 6mo39

OPS AND SAGE, of this yr-.ar‘s growth fo _
sale by J. A. WEED.

 

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li‘.A‘i§Zi-3E©N' I EASEFEENI
AIRS. BOYE R1
(late Bliss Sco‘/icld,)

NFORMS her old friends and patrons, that she
has received her Spring‘ assortineut of MILI-
NERY, wliicli she is offering at her old stand at the
most reaisotiable prices. She has an elegant selec-
tion of Tuscan and Straw Bonnets, Silks, Ribbons,
Flmvers, Curls, Band Boxes. &c.

'l'l1'2strictcst attention will be paid to all orders in
her line, and her work performed in the ueatcst and
mosl l'-ashlonable munuel‘.

Nor- ttlk, April 18th, I837. 6

NOTICE.

IIE Gourt of Probate forthe District of Dan-

burv. hath limited and allowed six months
from tliis date, for the. creditors to the estate of Jo
nah Keeler lute. of Ritlgclicld, in said District, dc-
cczise l, to exhibit the claims to the Execulors of the
will ofsuid deceased for settlement. All who neg-
lect to present their claims within said time will be
dcbarrctl a i'ecoverv-

 

S.\'ll'I‘I*I B. KEELER,§ Exr,S
RUFUS KEELEII. '
Ridgelicld May 4, I837 3W9”

NOTECE.

HE Copartucrsliip heretofore existing between
T the subscribers, under the firm of Suiith_8z.
Hiiirmtii, is this day by mutual consent dissolved.

S'l‘lCl’III'lN SMITH,
‘ BENNETT HINMAN.

Norwulk, April I8, I837,-

N. B. 'I‘hc debts of the C0paI'Int.’l'SIlIp will be set-
tled by Sleplien Stiiitli. 7tI
TO JILL I’V.HOjlI IT IIL4 Y COIVCERN.

LL those indebted to CI'IARl.ES N. CLOCK,
j will take notice that his books and iictes are
iissigiictl tc the subscriber, to whom iuiuiediute pity
inc-ut must be made if cost would be avoided.

S'l‘El’HEN SMITH.

Norwtilk. April 24, I837.

FICPD AND PLAIN, COL’D AND BLK

SIEIBS,

F the best qutility, and of the most beautiful
figures and ct lors. for sale low by ,
STEVENS St BELDEN.

April 19, 1937.

 

 

GENERAL DEPOT.
AND
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
HE SllI.’).iCI'II)el'IS constuntlyiidding tohis al-
ready extensive stock. every new improve-

0 ment in articles of Kitchen furniture by which his

customers may derive every possible advantage_fI'0_In
the inventive and cuterprizing spirit of the times,
and secure to themselves and their families every
coinbiiiution of

E(.'O.\'O—.VlY AND CO.\tlFOR'I‘-.

The following new articles deserve attention :—

HOW'S PREMIUM S'I‘O\"E_tor the Kitchen.
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly fin-
ished aparutnrtor cooking. boilers, kettles pans.
griddles &c,;consumes less fuel. gives out more
heat, thanauy other article of the kind lieretofore
presented to the public. It is besides, compact in
its form and highly ornauient:il.'I'lie subscribeiis
now fitting up some very handsome patterns, which
his custotiiers are invited to call and examine.

THE CYI..li\'DER. GRATE STOVE, is a neat,
pretty and economical article for stores, shops,
aiidolficcs. Several have already been put up in
this plans: and for clioztpness, convenience and
wuriiitlrztro rt.-ltoned the best yet introduced.

TO 'I'AIl.ORS°

LI-‘.WIS'S Patent Coal Stove’s, for heating t:iilor’s
Irons, an excellent article, which may agso with :1
trifling expense, be -.idapt.ed to culiutiry purboses

'I‘H F. ROTARY (IOOK STOVE. so well adapted
to the wants oflarge ftitnilies, with its latest im-
provements. for burning woodyor coal, are still in
constant demand and in high repute.

GII.A'l'E5. of every pattern plain and ornamen-
tal. brass, Rus~ia sliect. iron’ soup stone, &c. at the
lowest rates. and set in the most fttsltiouable and
commodious style.

BOX.circuInr, and other stoves, of every dcscip-
tioii- Also.evcry'kind of tin and sheet iron work
done to order. Brittsoniu metal tea and coffee pots
spoons, knives and forks, and u variety oftnblt-. and
kitclieizfurnitnre. Audirons shovels and tougs.&c.

STYLES CURTIS.

Norwalk, VVcst side the Bridge.

 
 

 
 

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REMOVAL.

HE subscriber has removed his Marble Yard

50 or 60 rods above the Bridge. on the main

road to Dunhury. He has on hand a large assort-

ment of Marble, suitable for Grave Stones, Heartli

Stones, Rm. Also, three Pedestal Monuments; all
of which he ollbrs cheap for cash.

EDMOND PRICE.
Jan 11 I0

l{El‘IlU'VAl..

I-IE subscriber has removed his Stock of Goods
to the store opposite Hoyt’s Landing, recently
occupied by MrJauics Lally and for the Office of
the Democratic Star; where he has on hand, and
intends keeping, a general assortment of
HARD IVARE, HALI.0\V-WAIIE (.‘.U'I‘Ll-LRY.
CA RPEl‘l'I‘ERS’ PLANES, PAINTS, OILS.
GLASS, NAILS, &c. Ste.
I00 dozen knives and forks frotii 25 up, carving,
do chopping, shoe, jack, pocket, and pen knives;
btitcliers, and table steel ; I'iI'I.t)I‘S, scissors, and
shears, sheep shears; broad, wood. and boys, axes :
do hatchets; B. f.iuna table and tea spoons; iron,
copper, zinc, and sheet iron ten ltcttlcs; B.-itunna
and block tin tea pots; b ass, Jtippun. and iron can
dl'-sticks ; brass and Juppan lamps; brass stziir rods
do cyes,; butters, tailors, Italian toy and sad irons;
irons, colfce mill, patent do : ciioular grldirons;
frying pans, new style; long and short II3IIl(.II(’., do .
steel and brass snutfe-rs, do ; Willi trays ; London
and knitting pins; silver, loud, and shite pencils .
snulf boxes ; steel tobacco do. lunar and steel pens,
B. itisli iuli ; do powder, powder horns, and ll.i.-ks ;
shot bags; neck and bark conil-s; calfskin and
morocco pocket books ; boxes pt-rl'i mm-y . liorseand
riding whips; do laslics, spuisé Gosling‘s New-
York, and Peet’s shoe blocking; slat:-it; brass and
glass ommode knobs; glass brass and glass curtain
pins; brass and iorn table casters; do. stuiid do.
escutheons ; till locks; bed screws ; picture and cor
tain rings , brass knobs bias-mud iron button.-
do on’ plates; trunk and clicst handles; closset
and bat pins ;capeuter’s pat door locks , knob brass
mortice, closet, chest, trunk, till, pad, and drawer
locks, knobs, and Norlblk latches, squurc, rotind,
and neck. bolts, brass do brass and jaippzin door,
knockcr horse, wood, and shod, raisps, flat, halfpitt,
mill, saw, basterd, band saw, and rat tail files, din-
ncr and tea bclls,iron shovels and spads. ditching
shovels, iron and brass sliovcls and tongs, bellows,
WI|l(I_0W,.Cl'lItI'II), clothes, shoe, horse, whitewash,
scrubbing. paint, sliavei-tg,tooth,attd pencil, brush-
es, clothes, chalk, and fish lines, fish hooks. steel trap
rat and mouse do trace and lialter chains, coach
wrenches. bed do carpenters’ plains ofall kinds,
compasses, cross ctit hand, back, web, key, hole, and
compass saws, trying squares cutting gliuges, spoke
shares. nail hammers and liatcheis, moi-ticeng chig.
cls, Firmers’s do guugers, tiugurs and bitts brace
and bitts, boxwood and common rules, 4folil,do
drawing knives, iron and steel squares, cross and
pat butts, screws, cut nails, from 3d‘ to lid. by the
keg or less quantity, wrouglibbrass and copper, nails,
H and HL hinges, chest, do sbu.ters, sci-rws and
sinks. frame and side pullies curry combs, horse
cards, coocking pots, from 2to I6 gallons, dish and
wash kett as. spiders, English Russian, Sweedcs,
and American, Iron, American, German. English,
blister, springs, and cast Steel, old sable, nail, and
spkcrds, plane irons, cut do razor slaps, do boxes
and soap, coal sifters, sash weightsgrindles, Hindos
tan and 'l‘urkev oil stons, ship scrapers douhieztnd
single barrel guns, linseed lamp and fish oil, white
and red lead, chrome, spruce, and French yellow,
English Venetian and spanish red verniillion, Pru-
sian blues, chrome green dry and ground verdcgris,
lamp and ivory black, whiting, amber stone, ochre,
lctiierage, gold leaf, gold and silver bronze. boiled
oil, spirits tur- peutitiebrightand copal viii-nisli,jtip
pan, &c. Sac. &.c ‘WILLIAM J. STREI-21'.
Norwzilk, May 10 I836.

NORWALK CUNF ECTION.-\RY.__

HE subscribers take this method to inform the
public, that they linve taken the establisliment
formerly U: Gilbertdi. Co. at No. 5 Burr:ill’s Build.
ings, west side the Budge, where they intend to keep
a good assortment Of(,0nfe(‘Il0llilt'_v, both at whole
sale and retail, at as low a rate as at any other esta-
blishment. Country mercliants can always be stip-
plied at_a few hours notice. and WW depend upon a
good article. ':l‘Il8y.\VIlI alsp inaniifncturc and. keep
for sale, all kinds of Cordials. Stoughton Bitters.
Essences, and Lemon Sirtip. ii pure article. Call
and see. NOAH S. BAILEY 8; SON.
Norwzilk, July 20, I836.

BROADCLDTHS, CASSIMERES
AND

SATINETTS.

TEVENS 8; BELDEN are now ready to show

the largest astortment of the above Goods that

was ever brouglitinto Norwalk. In this assortment
may be found, Blk, Blue, Brown, Dahlia, Green,
Invisible Green, Claret, Mulberry and Mixt Broad.
cloths. Ribb’d and Plain Cassimercs and Satiuetts

of all qualities and colors, which at their low prices
cannot fail to suit those who may favgr thciii with a

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all.
April 19th, 1837.

. NOTICE. ' , ‘ p
All those who are indebted to-the subscribe! by \
book, of more than four months standing, are herob
notified. that their accounts aro‘due and payment l
expected without delay. ' .
EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk. Jan 4, I837. 3

. CASTINGS. _‘

URNACE doors and grates, fire dog; and

plough points, cart and wagon boxes, for stile
WM. J. S’l‘RI-IE1‘.

HARD AND HOLLOW WARE
IRON. STEEL. AND c.isi'iNos'
LINSEED. SPERMACETI, AND Fisti. 0",
wurrn LEAD, our AND IN oir,
VENETIAN AND ENGLISH RED.
FRENCH AND SPANISH viguocj-;
SOAP STONE’. PREPARED iron usfi;
VERDIGRIS, CHROME oitni3t~"a'Yi‘.t.i.o'w
STONE YELLOVV, SPANISH WHITING Anti
T th _.hLAM|P BLACK, - '
oge er wit near al - ' - .
Painting or Glazing. InclittIih'gci|ieIa:ne ‘he {me or
of Window Sashes, from 6 by 8 to II Ii‘ lagsoxmm.
the shell goods may be found nearlyyeyei. a':9",g' -
required in finishing abuilding, and most yartii'Ic: -r’
(in my line,) to furnish it when completed. ‘I
“"4 WM. J. STREET. 8

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All persons h?vliISPIindIaItII)i:IdE- - '
late firm of Huhbell, Toner, &. C?)(.:cil(I“(:'II(s:IIE::'(I'gt.l::
:t.:":.'::l-.'.:::;:..°:;'.°:i ‘~"‘t°°'.**‘*'= - as. ..
beet to P93’ cost. “Mr dcwums’ mm the’ ml‘! 9*‘
 ,,

CIRCULATING LIBRA turf

HE Subscriber w la‘ 1' -
Tand the public g!'.‘oIII’.‘I’1III"_,)l.,oI'II“i‘Il!I‘l:I:"o yum“.
n aking additions to his library or um m '";°"s"'n"’
”l"”"'." “'°"k5"l|¢ followinfiiis ii purtinlof. papfl"
The Heiress, Sayings and Loin... an . '1?-'. '

“el“‘é°°- Tales %= Sketches. viitfé ofii ‘"3"’
Ltinders Cyclopedia Ne“-ton Fomgwr A "8" 0'1“)
Peveril oftlie Peak, 1-‘ ~ ~ 5, ' --

Tl e Insurgents, CIlalfI[:I0)n:a;T Frteeliiiiiliim ‘he Nfly’
Puchu ofmany Tales, ’[‘h,-ee "._,,,.‘;n 5''“? .
France in i329 & 30. Lireor'a sail...‘ ""1.

-. . , . , , .
bilinian’s Iravels, llic Allmuibrii,
Whigs of Scotland, Tales oftlie Mano;

Hajji Babu, JucobF ‘gm’ | M’ ' . " .

De Vere. Ci uise of tliiz l\'I]i«'lg¢:sene. qf‘“a'""¥9-
LegentIar_v..Myster ,E, a|- &, -_
 t'l:.“'.lf‘ 
H-gh Ways 65 By Ways, Dominic; Le ,

'l‘lie Abbess, Jticqucliaie of Holland sac,’
Qmmlln Dllfwfl rd, U. S. Criinhiail 'Caiit-nder

Life of Mrs Sidd s ' " .
~-v .. M35.‘éIli’,“ii1?.2:?..f.:“.j:’!’;.
Rh°""' H‘"'°r 0' Ham; Rltzht l\'.'uiic-s‘ N ord-
Dukc Cliristiau, The Spy: The Piruto’
Earthquake, Brucebridge Hull,
English Lite, Meliuoth, Red Gauntlcr
Jost-plius, Eugene Arum, '
Dodimna Duckyroi-tli, lllgnde,;"._
'lales ofthe Priory, Cottage Boy 2
gatsttgs Fireside, Perils of Woman,
on we - ' ' ' 
Country 'o{BI
FCSIIVRIS fllld FIISIS, Missiuygagy p."’7 .
Pleasures ofLife, l\[a¢,;,e,,. \-‘(Ad
“l,l""‘°li" °f B‘"~‘k. Newton's Meigiah
' rave s I.I’lI’0l.I"I) S aiin , N .‘
Westivard Hui’, Sk‘6:lcIl’(.'i‘“(I;SliJI:II-alau 3 v”."'E."i ,.
Sketch Book, I"tlSOI1'8Conlpe"d X; . 
w“I3I"3 J°"l'n6_v'. Knickcibockei‘ I
_S_c-rvice Afloat, The Guairds ,
Tales of the West, Anna offieieriitene.
Manners $1. Customs, Fortuiies of.\'iu,,l
Moreland Vale, Dunallare. 'I'Iio- Rout? I
Blue Stocking Hall, Arabian _\3;g,"s .
Rfd .R°‘“"'i Valley ofslieuaindoaih, I
Woodstock, The Barony, Emmi,
_i\l‘I|atxtyelI, Adi."e‘ntur‘es of Kilzzgltw,-,,_
le 'oVo5‘x .1“? LXCIIISIVO, ']‘hnr"[0". .
Peep at the Pilgrims Adventures ofzi K; i '
Gt-eiit Britain in I813BF, ritze (If.‘.0|'Ir0. ‘'5 5 “'39;
Ilia CEIYIJUIDRIO, _'.I’lie Separation, D
lI?::ncy\I‘Ia.l, Invisible Gentleman,
.). IOI. .3 Debates, Life _of Napoleon,
\0Il)&lIl Literature. Lite of Pinckncv
Lellcrs from the Egr-nu. Life of J. .']";“rl0r
Chronicle ofGothaui, I)\Vigh[‘5 ]~,.aw,'__ '
gal-liy-’s I_'o‘ur, S:ttimlat_v llltiguzino,
I (:-‘E]0|i3}"0l LuI‘ope,- I'uckney’s Narrative,
 yrpu, I/Vild Ii isli Girl, Porters .Ioug‘iiziI,
NOV] 01 Nortliirien, Plncide
Postliuuious Papr-.i's», C(lI'IIl‘:t.h‘I’ The Rh.“ ..
l'I_0pe Leslie, Coming Out, Thi! Br-ave ‘ 3’
CNUUIICC. Welsh Monntniiis. Killer of {he peak
I-Ieidenznaucr, Liueol Lincoln Earl‘ Maid olP‘- l
'I_"Ii_c Disotvned, High Life, Fliitutton. I I L" "
E-llzttbetli dp Bruce, I’-olli.-ini, Dt‘.Vet't‘tl'J,
An‘-"lU'l.V . (glaslonde Blondeville. Retreat, '
W_ept of VVishton IYi.\I), Water Witch, ‘
lllilory ofthe Bible, I’t-lair Seas and Rm-tong
IIullin’s Ancient Bistory, English Baron: ,
I’le:isui'es of. Hope, lliadtleus of Wat-sti-.v,
li“".!"°" ‘ht? G788‘. Tales ofthe Heart,
(‘f"“"z'='““‘“'i A1350”: Discovcrv of America,
Life of George 4th, History offlritish Iudiu
Orations of Demosthenes, Kenilwqrth’ ‘ '
'I’he Raiubler, Decision, Fall of.IerusziIein
Paris Chit Chat, Children Oflbe AlJl)cy, ‘
DGHICSIIC Recreation, Fables. Spanisli Dang-lug;
I-"C_0"_. Essays and Stitches, Ilappiuess, _ ’
White's Remains, WilIison’s Work8,VatIteIt.
shill Wmcit, Peregrine Pickle, Gil Blziss
Tales ofthe Crusaders, Caleb Williams, 1
Launcelot Greaves. Henry Milner,
Sir Charles Grandisoii, Early Lessons,
Gll)’ Mallcfltlg. T. Moore's Works,
Almoran & Hzimet, George Desmond,
Abbey of IVey_hill, Birds of_Scotland, /_
3°‘-'ke'9 LeCl"I'es. Recluseflights and Shadows,
Louisa, Madeline, Bannock Burn, '
Cottage Flfefilde. Amelia, Pillets England.
Elements of War, Email, Florence Maciirthy
I-Ollitfllsi Lionel, Campbell, Physio-vnomist ,
Reginald Dalton, Prcciiution, ° ' I
Lectures on Politeness, Balm of Gile.-id,
Essay on Modern Historv, Tales ofa Traveller
Slliliispeaf. Hermit in tlfe Country Collegizms
Oxouians, Christian Researches, ' ' -
Asmodeus at Large, Fiddlers Observatioi:s.
F0“? Cringles Log. Domestic Manners of Americans
Hull's Memoirs, Mariners chronicle, .
Pirates and Robbers, Cruise of Potomac, ’
Falkland, Pilot. Helen. Caspar Htinser,
Tough Yarns, Linwoods,
Croeket’s Life of Van Buren. -
Hot-so Shoe Robinson, Kcntucltian in NewYorI.' .
Rambles in N. Amer'ca- '

Crosliy,

JOHN A. WEED.

T. B. BUTLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW‘

FFICE west side ofthe B ‘dot. .tl H
(1 530"? Of Henry 8. Chase." OP’ Mex "0 '3“
Norwalk, Feb 15, I837 tag

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FRESH GRAPES.

VERY superior quality of Grapes, for sale by,
JOHNVBURRALL. 3

Norwalk, Nov. 30, I836.

Nostwgsnn aazna.-r1i_:,,_..-.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY IIIORNING._

over the Store Qfllfr. Manson IIo_'/ll, west side
_ the Bridge, ' ‘

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