Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, October 4, 1837 · page 4

 

 

just. received ltnIl for

S v . ' LANCES
APE“ BA ’w«.vi. .i. S’l‘Rl«ZE'l‘.

,-P sale by
‘'.Ian. 4, i937. _
Bt‘)'.l‘AN Y. '
ATON’S LINCOLN’S and PHELPS
BOTANY, for sale byw_J_. A._WL_ED-

BROADCLOTH, CASSIME-RES, ‘doc.
1 suliscriliers M178 .l“"“ "°‘fe.lV ed 3 J9 8“
_ so,-,,,,em of Bi-oadclotlis. (JilS!l[n((i|'6S':i[lll "Sail;
nets of ulniost overly qluahg, shade an sty e, in no
' , ~ ;_ \V
will be sold in iisut y oSTE$;7ENS & BELDEN’
"At the store i'et't=nib' °°°"p'ed bytiitlizh ih
-Ll; tltose who are iiidebzed to Eli Mori‘is_tin
book, are, notified that if they wish to save cqft
they must attend to the ]Ii|Yl“"“It3‘l’Jll l,lX',l;,‘:(r‘:(':_l:' 3
iviihv!" d%l3Y- J‘ W’ “UB3 1’ 5‘ 5 Blvd
Apfil 3. I837. .
READY MADE CLOTI°IIlNG-

‘ ' ,1 b. -l -l-_ 'u.st received an assortment
r Hff‘f.:a:j(_;“.::t|ild|bIdtliing, suitable for the "P"
proacliiiig season. EDWIN LOCI-{WOOD.,

Norwalk, May ‘'24. 1336- i t 28
10 DOLLARS REWARD-

LL b aid upon-the d8mCl°“ “"1 l"“"l5l“

I le0I[)Ille tIiiet"iJ|' l-hi9"e5~ who are i" we

COIISIuntn‘l‘:l‘?ElCl.ICe Oi. 5'-"allllg shmgle and boards
front our yard at l\‘0|‘Wall‘-

WILD)/IAN 81 GILBERT. I
51'

Danhui v, Dec. 14.

NOTICE.

A STORE to let, now occupied by the
 , '1" f ‘ll r tirticitlnrs in-
subsui er _ 0|‘ REORSSN HOY1‘.

 

quire oi’ . ,
' Norwalk. April4, I837.
STAGE COACH.

QR, SALE, a well built. lirindsome, four horse
T Stave. good as uew—will be Mild a_8"e‘*l W"

gain. Eiiaquire at this Oftice.

Dec 28

GUARD AGAINST FIRE. 1
pROTE("1‘1UN 1N.sui.ANcE COMPAAY. _
VVILLIARI J, s IRILET, of uorwalk. pgelfif 9‘
the Protection lusurasiicc (,oiiipaiii,itiS «ill
ford. Connecticut, offers to Insure Houses. rl0It‘-lS-
Mills, Faclorii-,s,,Bal'DS, and the contents O cat. i,
together with every other similar BP€C,"?F 0' 5"°P"-"I
ty, Against Loss or Damage by F zre- lhe rates] o‘
tpremium ofl'ered, are as low as those of any 01 ‘*3’
similar Institution, and eveiy man has now an op;
Poi-iunity, for a trifling astim, to ,pi'o|tect“ ltlGJ_8:3a
sgainst this destructive elemelilil _"°‘ ° ‘;”‘m;'n _
single hour, swear '-‘1Wi¥.Y 9”’ ‘’‘’‘‘"‘"3‘’ O -l
years. - _ _ . . _
The course the oliice pursitc in transacting then
business and in the adjusting and paylnems °l l°'°5"‘7‘
ii lirompt and liberal. For terms ofinsurnnce, 8Pl"l“
cation may be madeto the above nanred Ageni_,t\1V it;
is authorized to issue policies 10 “l‘l’l“-"‘“‘5 ‘‘“t M’
delay.
Norwalk, Jan 4. 1837-

PATENT BEE I-FIVE.
V ' - .' . . i I
I HF, public are respectfully invited tp call, i
the subscriber’s Store, i'o. 5 Burrall s Build-
iugs andlexamine JuiId‘s Patent Bee Hive, which is
» . . » - ~ I
all that it is reconiinendcd to be, and leqIIll’.(:?]e0i;d\
an exiiminiition to convince any P§"5°."H°_ 8‘ ‘mm’
V“'“8‘5° ll P°5“5*“*’~‘ """.' “” °'l""., 1 Ce b lhllstlioci
in use, and must come into geneia tiscrly 1 bScl~_i_
who are in the habit of i'aiS|“g,l‘ee*",_ | ‘°tr'“‘;M 0,
bet having bought ‘lie lfillenf "g"'- °_ ‘‘° _ , ,' ,
N0,.“,.alk, w'm0,,_ and New (.anaitn_. is now teat y 0
grant individual rights on liberal terms.

Please call and exainincil.N0AH S‘ BMLE“

 

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Nnrwalk. Feb I5. 1837

HARD AND HOLLOW WARE,
IRON, STEEL, AND CASJINGS.
LINSEED. SPF.RMACE'l‘I, Al\'D FISH OIL
WI-Il~'1‘E Llt‘.-\D. DRY AND IN OIL.
Vl~‘.NE'l‘lAN AND F.NGI.lSI—l RED,
FRENCH AND SPANISH YI‘ILLO'/V.
SOAP STONE. PREPARED FOR USE,
VERDIGRIS, CHROME GREEN 8:.YF.LLO\V
STONE YELLOVV. SPANISH WHI IING, AMI.-

LAMP BLACK, _ _
Together with nearly all articles in the line of
Painting or Glazing. including a large assortment
of Window Sashes, from 6 by 8 to II by I5. Amt)“:-T
,.__ ,I__Il -;- . ....... I10 I'ni-inrtl. rinvarly RVDVSV ¢“‘tIt‘.lt-‘l
re uircd in finishing abuilding, and most articlcs
(in my linc,) to furnish it when completed.
 VVM. .l. S'I‘RF.ET.

El*lVES&'SON’S superior writing fluid,
just received direct from t.he Iinpqrtmf. tint‘
or sale by J. A. WEED.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

EDGES CELEBRATED RHEUMA-

. TIC PLASTER. This plaster is eqiial-
ly efficacious whether the disease he located in
the hip, shoulder or elsewhere in the systcii_i:_
and in most cases one'hox is stiflicieni to cifec-.t
ti cure. The cures which it has effected and the
recomendations given show that it excels any-
article ever before olfered to the public. This
plaster is to be applied in all cases to the soles
of the feet.’ For directions and recommendations
see bills accompanying each box which will
satisfy the most iucredtilous. For sale ‘by
* J. A. VVEED.
Price 25 cents per box.
Norwalk, Sept. 4, 1837.

LEVI CLAHIC,

HAS now on hand and
for sale very cheap, 3. large
‘ assortinent of WA'l'.CH-
ES. JEWELRY. SIL-
VER SPOONS, Britan-
nia and Plated VVare,
, _ ;. -- LOOKING GLASSES,
and various kinds of FANCY GOODS. -

01;“ Bridgeport money taken for Goods.

*,,.* Clocks and Watches carefully repaired
and warraiited.

N orwalk, July 10, 1837.

INSURANCE

. BY A NEW-YORK OFFICE.

‘_ GEORGE ST. JOHN AGENT.—CAPI-
TAL $300,000.
RATES of Premium very reasonable——losses
promptly and liberally adjusted and paid.
For 8. small yearly sum, save yourselves front
being suddenly, by the ravages of fire, reduced
to penury and want, from circumstances of ease
- and aflluence. GEORGE ST. JOHN,

Agent of the Howard Insurance Company, 54
*' \Vall street, N ew-York.
Norwalk, August 7, 1837.

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18tf

22i,f

7 IFTY pairs French Morocco Slips, for sale
by the subscriber. P ice ‘B1.

GEORGE JAMES.
Wilton, August 1, 183? 7 ‘ 2Itf

Sltuultitig Wrlaaata
F all kinds, for sale very cheap, by
- LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, July 25, 1837.

CALIOES 65 RENCH CAMBRICS.
30 PIECES calicocs and caiiibrics, fo"
sale by STEVENS & BILLDEN-
March 28, I837. '

GOOD PA§TU.Z%.Eu

FOR. Horses and Cows, in the immediate

vicinity of the Bridge, to be let on applica-

tionto 'I‘IMO. T. MERWIN.
N orwalk, July 18, 1837. 19

' - , AN'[‘ED—A woman or girl to assist

I at house work. Good tviiges. will be
paid. LEVI CL._".RK.

' _ suit =:tn.18=i7 " 26.:

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LOBSTERS 3

I-IE subscriber would iiiforiii the inliahitanls of

Norwalk, at Old Well and the Bridge, that he

will furnish them with Lobstess at 6d per pound, eve-
ry Satiirday tltrougli'the season.

The inhabitants of Stamford and Daricn, can be
fitrnished by glviiig a day’s notice, atthe house of
the subscriber, near Iiplly‘s Mills..

-7 EPENETUS WEBB~
Stamford, May 30, 1837. 12lf

CI RCULATIN G,LIBRARY.

' ‘IIIE Subscriber wsuldt nfortn his old patrons

and th‘e public generally,tliat he is constantly

n tilting additions to his libriiiy of lll8.m0Sl popular
literary woi-ks—ilie following IS a partial list.

The Heiress, Sayings and Doings, Guy Rivers,
Refugee, Tales 8:. Sketclies. Village of Mrieudorpt,
Lantlers Cyclopedia ‘lewton Forster.

Peveril oftlie Peak. Four years 62. a halfin the Na v
Elie Insiirgents, Champions of Freedom, ' -
Pnclia of many Tales, Three yearsin America,
France in 1829 & 30. Lifeof a Sailor.

Siliuian’s Travels, The Allianibra,

Whigs of Scotland. Tales oftlie lvlanor, .

Hajji Baba, Jacob Faithful, .-Viiseries ofMarriage, 7
De. Vere. Cruise 0!‘ the Midge,

Lcgentlary. Mystery, England &.the English,

Two Old Men’s Tales, Men 8- _M_ai.ners,

High Ways By Ways, Dominies Legacy,

The Abbess, Jacqueline offlolland,

Q,';3nIlt‘i Durward, U. S. Criminal Cai“!ldel';

Life of M.-_.; “id-*4---=,Tibbletoii,s Travels,

N’l\au..

New Tales by Mrs. Opic, :'1é'.§3‘.'l‘r"‘“ I-43,|ll‘ilQrdv
Rhoda, Honor 0’ Hare," Right Nimes,

Duke Cliristian, The Spy; The P rate
Earthquake’ Bracvbridge Hall,

English Life, Meitnoth, Red Gauntlet‘,
.loser.lius, Eugene Aram,

Dctliusus Duckworth, Manclcville,

l'ales of the Priory, Cottage Boy .'

Pastors Fireside, Perils of Woman,

Pen Owen, Prairie, Tales ofmy Landlord,
Couiitry Neighbors, Last Days of Pompeii,
Festivals anti Firsts, Missionary,

Plez:stti‘es ofLifc, Matthew Wald,

Memoirs of Buck, Newton’s Messiali.

Travels through Spain, Mis.Moi'i'cll’s Voyage,
VVestwai‘d Ho, Skeiclies.ofSociety,

Sketch Book, Mason's Compend.

Walsh's J1:-tirney, Knickerbocker,

Service Afloat, The Guards,

Tales of the West, Anna ofGeierstene.
Manners 81. Custoim‘, Fortunes ofNigel,
Moreland Vale, Dunallare. The Roue,

Blue Stocking Hall, Arabian Nights,

Red Rover, Valley ol'Slieiiimdo:ili,

Woodstock, The Barony, Enoch Crosby,
Maxwell, Adventures of a Kuzzilbasn,

The Provost, The Exclusive, Cyril Thornton,
Peep at the Pilgrims, Advcntuics of a I{ing’s Page
Great Britain in l833F, riizc George,

The Carbonaio. The Separation,

I‘ilney Hall, Invisible Gentleman,

Elliot’s D hates, Life of Napoleon,

Roman Literature, Life of Pinclmey,

Letters from the Egcan, Life of J. Tavlor,
Chronicle ofGotliiini, Dwiglit’s Travels,
D;ti'hy".g '_[‘our, Saturtlity Magazine,

History ol'Eui-ope, 'l‘uckney’s Narrative,

Lord Byron, Wild Iiisli Girl, Porters Journal,
History oi Nortlimen, Placide,

Postliuincus Papt-;rs, C.ontr:=tst, The Rivals;
Hope Leslie, Coming Out. The Brave,
Clarence, Welsh Mountains, King of the Peak,
Ht-ideniii.iuer, Liiieol Lincoln, Fair I‘/ltiiil of Perth
The Disownetl, High l.ife, Flirtntion,
Elizahetli dc Bruce, Ptelltani, Dcvercau,
Alillquily, Glitstontle Blondeville. Retreat,
Wcpt of Wisliton Wish, Water Witch,

History oftlie Bible. Polar Seas and Regions,
Rollin’s Ancient Bistory, English Baron,
Pleasures of Hope, Tliaddcus of Warsaw, »
Bziliylon the Great, Tales oftlie Heart,
Coningcmar, Abbott, Discoverv of_America,‘
Life of George 4th, History ofBritisli India,
Orations of De.mosllienes, Kcnilwortli,

The Rambler, Decision, Fall of.lernsalein,
Paris Chit Chat, Cliililrcn 'ol'tbe Abbey,
Domestic Recreation, Fables. Spanish Daughter,
Lacon, Essays and Sktclics, Happiness.

W liite’s Remains, Willison's Works, Vatliek,
Ship Wreck, Peregriiie Pickle, Gil Blass,
Tales ofthe Crusaders, Caleb Williams,
Launcelot Gveaves. Henry Milncr,

Sir Charles Grandison, Early Lessons,

Guy Manering, T. Moore’s Works,

Alrnoran & Hainet, George Desmond,

Abbey of Weyhill, Birds ofscotland,

Seekers Lectures, Recluse, Lights and Shadows,
Louisa, Madeline, Baiiriotk Burn,

Cottage Fireside, Amelia, Pillete England.
Elements of War, Email, Florence Macai-thy,
Lollards, Lionel, Campbell, Pliysiognoniist,
Rcgiiialtl Dalton, Pi-ccuution,

Lectures on Politeness, Balm of Gilead,

l-Zssity on Modern History, Tales of! Traveller
Slinkspear, Hermit in the Country, Coliegians,
Oxonians, Christian Researches,

.-\.~‘l'tl0dt?llS at I.i1r_t,-,0, Fiddlers Ob.<ervalior:s,
Fonr Ci-ingles Log. Domestic Maniier.-. of Alli0l‘ICaP.S
Hull's Meiiioirs, l.\Idlll1Cl'S4(.»llI't)l1lClt'3,

Pi_r:i_tes and Robbers, Criiisc of Potomac,
Falkland, Pilot. He.l~.’l't.CiiSpi’tl' Hanger, I
Tough Yarns, Liiiwoods,

Croeket’s Life of Van Burcn.

Horso Shoe Robinson, Kciitucliian in NewYork
Rambles in N. An:er'ca- -
JOHN A. WEED.

To all people, to whom I/zfcse _p-resents shall come
G7-«acting : -

H EREAS, Stttrgcs M, Judd, of the town of
' Datibiiry. in the County of Fairlicld and state
of Connecticut, having obtained Letters Patent for
-I new and useful improvement in the construction of
Bee Hive-<,and in the inaiiagement and preservation
of bees, hearing date 230th Marcli, 1836. Now there-
fore, Know all men by these presents, that. I, the
above named Sturges M. Judd, for divers good cans’
us and considerations, have made, ordained, author-
ized and appointed, and by these present-. do make,
ordain, authorize and rtpptiint NOAH S. BAILEY,
of Ncrivalk, in the County of Ifairfiotu and 5.33,, of
C0|1l1eCll('lll., my true and lawful agent or attorney
for me and in my name to sell and dispose of indi-
vidual RIGXITS, for the use of the above nanied Pit-
tent, to any person or persons residing in any town,
county, or state in the United States, the right to
which said town, county or state shall not have been
previously sold or otherwise disposed of, and returri
me an accurate list or schedule of the names of
persons to wlioin sold, with their places of residence,
when called for.

Given under my hand and seal,

this 9th day of March, 1837.
STURGES M. JUDD.

. T. B. V BUTLER,
A.T'E‘{PRNEY AT LAWS’,
FFICE west side of the Bridge, over the Hat
Store of Henry B Chase.
Norwalk, Feb l5, I837

CASTINGS.
URNACE . doors and grates, fire dogs and
plough points, cart and wagon boxes, for s;i|e
VVM. J. S'|R.l".E'I'.-

TO THE PUB LE1).
E”! RANCIS KNAPI’ informs the public that he

has iust returned Irom New-York with a select
assortinent of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
which be is oIl't-ring cheap for L"rlSlI, at the old stand
formerlv occupied by E. Moss VVliite.

BRIGGS 81. FANTON koep constantly nu ham]
ill the stoi'e of the Subscriber, a ftill stipply of lash-
iomible Ladies’ and Children's SHOES, which he
sells at ilicir old prices.

lfll

by

FRANCIS KNAPP
Danl:tii'_v. April 17, I837. Git‘

Faun/iam’s Patent Rotary Was/Ling and
Blcaciiing .Mac/zinc.

H E su':iscriber'will receive orders for Fai'nliairi"s

Patent \/Vasliing Macltine, and furnish them

on short notice. He has one at his dwelling house

wliicli can be seen in operation every washing day.

It was left there three or four months, and haslgivcn
good satisfaction.

'I‘n_c, Ladies in particnlar,~a re requested to call and
examine for tliemsclvt-s. .’l'lessi's. Olmsted 1%‘ Co.
have secured the Patent Right for this county.

0 WMJ. STREET.

Norwalk, May 99, I837. 12

AMI’ OIL. by the bbl. or less quantity. for Sillt!

 
 

%ILVER and STEEL SPECTACLES and
l GOGGLES, for sale much less than usual,
in consequence of the reduction of labor during

these days of “Benton Mint Drops.”
' LEVI CLARK_.20

Norwalk, July 25, 1837.

NOW IS THE TIME.’

" pasta. €t.'®®_E§.
CHEAPER THAN EVER KNOWN BE-
FORE.

T

HE subscribers have this day received an
unusually large assortment of Fall Dry
Goods, which were bought for cash, and at such

- prices as will enable them to sell at prices low-

er than ever known before. Any person in want
of superfine black, blue, claret, orinvisible green
CLOTI-IS, would do well to call. We have
them very cheap indeed. Our assortment of all
kinds of Dry Goods, at presentis very complete.
Calicoes and Muslins at most. any price. Call
and see. .STE ENS & BELDEN.
Norwtlk. August 29 251

SJL V as R SP (DON S.
THE SUBSCRIBERS

3-‘ RE ,-.;;~,.,.t,.._..‘.,I_ar inatr.:'f:.c'.::ri"g Silver Spoons

and other Silver VVt1re,. whic-ll in :?0"5e'
queitce of the “glorious specie currency ’—-for
which we tender 'I‘. H. Benton & Co. our
(we almost said thanks, but don’t mean so)—we
are enabled to sell uncommonly low. But to be
serious—-we are determined to ofl'cr our silver
work at prices which petllars cannot. get under.
Call and see.

 

0:‘? Our spoons are warranted good silver.
LEVI CLARK 81. CO.

July 25th, 1837. ., 20

SADDLEQEY AND HARNESS

M AKIN G .

DAVID I-I. BOYER would
inforni the public that he has
on hand and is constantly ma-
nufacturing a general assort-
ment of Saddles. Harnesses,
Bridles, VVliips, 'l‘runks, and
every article usually found in it
_ _ ._ - Saddlery Ware House, which
' ecsfiaififlio he ofi'ers on the most favorable
terms, at the stand l'oiint-.i'ly 0?-Cllliled by G9°l'§°
Tread-.vav. opposite the Norwalk Hotel.

N. B. . Parliculai' attention paid to all orders, both
as ‘:1 ..;gards style and quality.

Norwalk, April ll, I8-57

IRON AND STEEL. .

OR SALE, at the store opposite Hoyt’slnnding
Sweeds Cart and VVaggon tire.

 

Ignglish do . (I0 (I'D do
Square and flat sweeds iron—-all SIIGS,
do do American do do do
do do l".nglisn do do do
Roitnd Aincrican and English do do do
Naylor 8/ Co.’s celebrated caststecl,
Siiundcrson, Brothers 81. Co.’s do do do

Band, nutt. and hoop iron.
Spike and nail rods, 81.0. 35'c-
W. J. STREET.
- 8

Norwiilk, Jan 4
V '10 all whom it may concern. The subscriber
_§_ requests all those who have imszritled accounts
with him for Tailoriiig, to call and settle the same
without delay. '
Panlaloons anti Vests made, and cutting done, as
heretofore, at short notice.
N. S. BAILEY.
Norwalls, Jan 25, 1837 ii

Let the prcjxiclic.-ed stop iznal consider.

THO-MSONIAI‘-O. PRACTICE OF MEDI-
CINE.

, HE subscriber would rrspmtfiilly. inform his

friends . rid the 'y‘.1i}ll". t:cni=rall_v, that be con-

tinues to receive calls as ti;su..i'.. Ufiice in the village

of Westpori. He flaiitt-rs lit-.:<i-lftliai his long ex-

perience and 8llt'.CBSFlui practice, will entitle him to
the confidence olan i-nligliteiied public.

A genuinp assortment, of VII-tllClIle5. HS‘ l‘€f‘()|I|~
mended by Dr. Saniut-l 'l‘lioms'on for the l'l’l1l0Viil of
tliseases, coitstiintly on hand. .

N. B. Those. who wish for Tliomson’.-x genuine
Anti-Dyspeplic Wine Bitters, can obtain iliein Hi.
my ollice, tleslgrieil expt'e.-‘sly for medic I purposes,
(Il[‘liI(IlllI(‘.I‘fll.l‘l.l.) Also, Syrup anti (‘ougli Drops.
&c. &c. designed for coughs. cotisitinpiions. pain in
tile side, weak stoin-ac s. and general ilebilitv.

DOC l OR (JEOAGE VV. RUBEY.

N. R. Dr. Rubey has had the advantage ofu regu-
larsludy with one of the first pliysiciaiis oftlic Bota-
nic order in the United States. -

Jan 4 3iiioS

NOTICE.

THE copartnersliip heretofore existing between
the subsci-ilii-rs utider the firm of Samuel Hawley,
8L Co, is this day by mutual iigreeinetit dissolvcd.—
All persons having t.-laims against the s.-iitl firm are
requesto.l to present them to Samuel Ilawleyand
Rufus H Picltett, who are authni-ized to settle the
claims against the firm- SAMUEL HAWLEY,

R. H. PlCKF.'I"l‘,
E. O. BENi‘lE'l"I‘.

Ridgelieltl, Mart-li 9, I837. tfl

[LT The Cabinet business will ltercafter be con
tintied under the firm of llawlev & Pickett.

’G1€0c1;33,IEs, w-=iN ES. ace.
I3"RESI-I and select assortment of Groceries
Wines. Sugii-i‘.s, Teas. (QC. of the first quality

bytlie lowest prices, for sale by
°I‘lDWlN LO(.'I(WOOD.
Norwalk, May 24, I836. 28

NOW IS THE TIME FOR. BARGAINS.
7' _ N HE, .~‘llI)SL'llllt'.‘l'S liave just |'(*‘(3%.'IVP,ll one of the

l:ii'gr:-si =i.=snrtiiietits of D R Y G O O D S
ever brought to Norwallr. Tliey have been selet-ted
with great care. anti will,bt~ sold by the piece or \ ard
as low as can be bmielit in Nt‘W Yorlt or 2.-lsmvliei-t-.
Tltcir iissortincnt of goods is as fltllllplele as they
can possibly innkc ital l.llt' ,'ll‘(’St'tll. time, and I).-lpwie
nearly every iil‘lit‘lc viatiictl in the Dry Goods line.
can be bought of them. VVll'.‘tI(‘.VI'l’ we have not the
articlc iiiquiried for. we will procure it. if to be bad
in New York. If the piii-cliaser Tvislies. our M-.
t'angteinr*ni.= are such, that when we are llnl going to
New York itiitnetlititely, we can send and _;-iii it

‘ L. M. S'I‘l-.VENS.
F. BIQLDISN.

BLEACIJED ALVP BKUI/VIV
1§T'b3'.':*.31i.'iiE3.i2;3§
F all kinds and prii-i-.-°. tor sale by the hate or
piece, clwap, by STEVENS &, BELDEN.
April 19, I837 -.

JOB Piers Tia. oi,
OF‘ ALL K[‘I’DS.
EAFLY EXECU l‘l.ll) AT THIS OFFll'E.
FOR. SALE

FEW barrels of Cortlial, of all kinds.

a low poutids first rate Butter, by
N. S. BAILEY & SON.
Jan 25 ]|

F UEN‘S UNIVERSAL STRENGTHEN-
_J ING PLASTER, Ccluliratud for curing
pains in the breast, side, back, or limbs, Also
for gout, rheumatism andliver coiiiplaints, for
sale by J. A. WEED.

UH A R L ES LOL‘ K W -IIJUE)

Also,
1'.‘

Hi

, by WM. .l. s'i‘itEE'i'.
l.\ov.lG, I836.

 O[lDD i2'il'orm this public, that havitig taki-it
his brotltei‘, David Lockwood into partner-
ship, we are now prepared to rect-.iv‘c ttuti eXt‘t'l1l."
any orders in the Tailoring Business with ii.-spare].
and due aitiriilion " C. hi I). LOCK‘.V()t,)l)
Those indebted to me art: requested to call and
settle their accounts Wlllloul. delay, and they wjl
save me much trouble and some expense.
CHARLES LOCKKVOOI).
Norwtilk, May 24. I837. Hit

A FEW’ hundred Old Papers suitable for
‘ packing up Goods, for sale at this office
at 675 cents per hundred. July 26, 1837.

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lam. kinds of Cordials, Essences, and Stoughtoo
Bitters kept constantlyon hand and for sale by
N: S. BAILEY &. SUN,

No. 5 Buri'all's Buildings, west side the Bridge.
Purcliasers may depend on‘ it good article; ifit
does not prove so, the article can be returned and
the money will be rt-fumlad. 47

E837.

MlDDLEBRO0K’S ALMA-.‘3.AC, in-ind'le’s do.

l$lion’s do do, Every Bodfs do do, Comic Naval
do, David 1"-rockt=.t's do, Temperance do. C,ll|‘|51l‘_m
do, Anti Slavery do, and all other Almanac’s for
next year, for sale bv J. A- WEED-
N0rwa‘lk. Oct. 26: I836. ,' ' 50

DR. BRANDRETH’S
VEGETABLE UNI VERSAL PILLS.

V HE above valuable. Medicine can always be

lid-l in any quantities, atthe following places:
At Levi Clairk’s and
Geo. E.- Coinstock’s
Of George B. Middlebroolrs, Wilton.
Of Samuel Raymond, Nctv.-Caiiaaii.
Of Dauchy 87. Co. Ritlgclield.

The above persons are the sole, Agents for the
towns in which they reside, and no Pills are war-
ranted gcnuine unless obtained at the above Agents.

Beware of counterfcits. 35

R.‘

Agents for .\‘orwalk.

VVANTED.

business. Inquire oi‘ the subscriber.
S'l.'YLES CURTIS. 9

5]

Norwalk, Jan 1]

EEOCEC SA LT.

EV“ BUSHELS Rock Salt, a very fine ar-
 ticle for grinding, for sale b
HUBBELL tit. CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

UST received by Wm. J. Street, direct. from the
o Factory at Sand Lake, IOU Bones ofGcrm:in
and Rcnssclaer ‘Window Glass, a superior article,
wliicli will be sold oti as good or better terms than
can be obtained in the city ol'New-York.

Nov. 2, 1836.

INGRAIN CARPETING.
TEVENS 3:. BELDI<‘.f‘\' havegust received in few
pieces clioicely selected, 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 tile store. recently occupied by Wm. Gale,
dec'd, a I'ew doors north the mill.

Norwalk_ Marcli 28, 1837. 3

NOTICE.
TO ALL wiioitt 11' MAY OR norrr coivct-zmi.

9"‘ .‘l HE books and accounts belonging to the es-

- tate William Gale, deceased, are at the store
ol'J S Sammie. The undersigned have only to re
mtirk that delays are often followed by unpleasant
consequences. J S SAMMIS,

L O WISON,
Administrator.

March 14, 1837
BLACK AND COLORED SILK.

NE of the largest assortment evcrolfcred in
the county. Any person 'lesirous of silk goods
will find almost any style they could wish. Also.
bl'k Clially of an excellent quality, for sale low by
STEVENS &. BELDEN.
March 98, 18.57.

flyartfurh ittisttrattcz tiiutitiizttty,
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.
BENJAMIN ISAACS, AGENT.

Incorporated in I810, with :1 Capital of $150,000,
and power to iiicrease the same to $2-15ll,00O.
HIS long established Institution has for more
than a qiiarter of a century ir‘an.<acted its ex
tensive business on the most just and liberal pi-inci
plea, paying itc losses with honorable proinplness;
and the present Board ofllireclors pledge tlieiiiselves
in this p=irtirit|ar fitllyto niaintain the lll,'.'ll rt-pitta
tion of the Company. It insures upon the most fa
vo"able. terms. public buildings.churches, dwellings.
stores. met-i-l.:imlise, l’urnit.ui'e. and p(’l‘§!'llitl proper
ty gem-rull_v. iigaiiist loss or damage by fire.

Board of Directors.—-Elipli:-let’T¢-rry, S. H. Hunt
ington, II. Htinttiiginn, Jr. Albeit Day, Samuel VVil
liiiins, Edwin D. Morgan, Job Allyn. Georgge Put
iiain, Jnnius S. .VInrgi-n.

ELIPHALET TERRY, President.

JAMES G. B')Ll.ES, Secretary.

,,NOI'W3lll\', Aug. IO, I836. 6ino39

E OPS ANDSAGI-2, of this year’s growth fo
1; sale by J. A. wi~:r.D

 
 
 
 
 

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imsszron 2 ir.t.s:'-arson l
M RS. B! ivYER.
(late ilfiss Sco ielcl.)

WNFORMS ltcr old friends and patrons, that she
_ has received her Spring assortment of MILI-
NIAJRY, \\-'Itlt‘lI she is olfering at her old stand at the
most reasonable prices She has an elegant selec-
tion of Tuscan and Straw Bonnets, Silks, Ribbons,
Flowers, Curls, Band Boxes. &c.

The strictest attention will be paid to all orders in
her line, and her work performed in the neatcst and
most liisliioiialile manner.

Nori alk, April 13th, I837. 6

NOTICE.
7' ‘x HE Coparinership heretofore existing between
S the subscribers. uiizlcr the firm of Smitli 8:.
Hinmaii, is this day by mutual t.ttn~‘.Piit tlissnlvcd.
STI£l’HE?\l SMITH,
» BEN.\‘E'I"I‘ IIINMAN.
Norwalk, April I8. 1837.
N. B. The debts ol the Copztrtnersliip will be soi-
tled by Stepheii Smith. ‘ 7U
TO ALL lI7HOM IT MAY C01\TCERN-

LL those indebted to CHARLES N. CLOCK,
,‘ will take notice that his books and notes are

 

merit must be made if cost would be avoided.
S'l‘El’HEN S.\ll l'H.
NOl‘\Villl(. April 24 I837

FIG’D AND PLAIN, C'0L’D AND BLK
SIEEKS,

 ‘v- F the best quality. and of the most bcaiitiliil
‘3. E: figures and ct lors. for sale low by V
S1‘I".VENS &. BELDEN.

April is, 1337.

.15‘ _s, \.V. *1 ‘K.
N 4.3 
OI-IN LOVEJOY liaviiig as-sigiietl his [l)‘0[)Pl"l_V
to the sttbscribci'.~i, in trust, l'c.r the beiiufit of his
creditors, it becomes tIl).~‘0lulel_v, lit.‘-(:r'S.\‘iIl'_)" that all
who are iiidcbtt-.t.l to him should make iiiimtitliaile
payment to the subscribers.
JAMES Q.UlN'l'.-\RD.
NOAH WILCUX.
Norwalk, (Old Well) Marcli 23, I537.

MESS P%’.3‘7R3‘$..
FISVV barrels of first qitaliiy .\l'.;.<s Park. for
sale by I‘IUiilil3l.L 82. CO.
May 9. I837. ‘ Slit

3lf

USSIA TURNIPS, for sale by
_ ’ (il.‘‘.()llGrE I1}. CO.\‘l.°i'I"(‘i(.'I\'..
Not-walk, April ll, l8%7

OSVPNE VV GOODSlc;r:‘0
’ IIE subscriberlias jiistri-.ceivt-il an (Exit-'Il>‘l\'!'.‘
and wellselecteil assortnicni (lrl‘il‘lll>ll, it relic-it
.ndia and Domestic Goods:ol'evcrv V3lI'lI’lV of st ‘,‘ll‘,,
tlrlll(‘.l'Il, ptice and quality; so that rill I.il>i"S nia_t lw
.uited, and every buyi-r receive siilistzictioii in tin-
-.voi‘tli oftlie money cxpendctl. Also, Dry. (iioci:
-ies, Hard and Hollow \V:ire, which will be sold at
.t small advance upont he cost. .
GEO. 8. MI DDLEBROOK.
.VVilton, Aug‘. 3, I836. .

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P-.«trley’s do, Pocket do. Amt-.rican Comic do, .

N Apprentice wanted to the Tl‘.l {ind Sheet l.i‘0li

assignetl to the Slll)S(‘I'll)el‘,.l0 whom iiiiinetliate. pay-

.'Grave—stoncs, and most articles in the Stone

 
 

 

AND ‘ v
FURNISPIING WAREHOUSE_.
HE Subst.-rib_er is constantly adding to his a'
ijeatly extensive stock. every new itnprovi
merit in articles of Kitchen I'urnilure by which hi-
custoineis 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 tlescive attention:—
IIOVV'S PREMIUM STOVE tor the Kitchen
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly fin
islietl itparatns tor cooking, boilers, kt-tiles pans
griddles &c,;consumr~s less fuel. gives ont more
heat, than any other article of the kind licretofore
presented to the public. It is besides, compact in

its form and highly ornaniental.'I’lte siibst-ribe.iis_

now fitting tip some very handsome patterns, which
his (3lt.~‘l0li‘lel'S are invited to call and examine.

THE CYLINDER GRATE STOVE, is a neat,
pretty and economical article for stores, shops,
andoflices. Scvcral have already been put up in
this iiiciiii-i will l1°l' £'ll9’.‘.:f‘P055. Céiiiiillllnnllfi aml
warmth aro rekoncd the bestyct introduced.

'J.'O TAIl.ORS' '

LI-'.WIS’S Patent CoalStove’.-', for heating tailor’s
Irons, an excellent article, which may iqso with zi
trifling expense, be adapted in culinary purboses

THE ROTARY COOK STOVE. so well atlaptetl
to the wants oflarge faiiiilics, 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 ornamen-
tal. brass, Russia slicct iron’ soap stonc_ &'c. attlie
lowest rates, and set in the most faslii.-nable and
coiiimodiotts style.

BOX.circular, and other stoves, of every dcscip-
Iioii- Also, every kind of tin and sheet iron work
done to order. Brittsoniri metal tea and coffee pols
kitcheizftirnitnre. Andirons shovels and tongs. Sic.

. STYLES CURTIS.
Norwalk, Vl'cst side the Bridge.

May _I 6, I837.

-\ , _
TO THE LAEIHEV3.

HE subscriber's have just received it large as-

sortment of Ladies and Misses Hal.-i, ofziltiiost

every descriptioii ; embracing some extra line Tus-

can Braid, and Split Straws of the latest lasliion.—

All of which will be sold less then New-York retail

prices. They flatter themselves. that the Hats just

received in addition to their former stock, embraces
the best assortment to be found in the count '.

_ S'I‘EVF‘.NS fir BELDI-‘.N,
At the store recently uccupietl by Willizim Gale.

ANIC BIL ]',S.—Notes ol most of the
Connecticut :ind Safety Fund Banks, taken at
par for Goods, or on account by ilie .uulisci'il)i=.i-.
WM.J. STREET.
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Norwalk, May 24, 1837.

HAIR CUTTING APSE
SEEEIIA ING.

GEO. I/V. JEZVIVIIVGS
ESl’EC'I'FULLY informs his friends and the
public, that he continues his business of Shav-
log, Hair Dressing and (.'.titti,ng. in the most approv.
ed and fiisliionzible style, at his old stziiitl, west urllie
Bridge. He is always in .'1llPl‘Itlil'I<_‘P, and happy to
i‘P('8I\’e ctistoniers. His roonisare pleasaiit and ram-
fortalilo, and his apparatus in the very best order.
‘ He keeps C0l'lililIlll_\ for sale it variety of ariii-les
in lii,-‘line, such as Razors, iazoi straps, SlliI\r'IH,Q
soap. shaving lirtislit-s, hair do, (Ift‘§lSin_:£ toiiihs,
pocket do. indelible ink, Colngi e watci, ID¢lCHS.\iil'
nil,bt-ar’s oil, antique oil, convt-rsatioii cards, til.
man.-ics. pticitel lmol-s, prints, songs, 814:. Sin.
Norwalk. May 23. lb‘:s7. '

(11? WORTH ATTEN'l‘lON.<":[}
GEORGE E. COJIISTOCK,

(Successor lo Carmi Bells. BuTF(llil'S builzliizgs.)
J. UULD inliirin his t'iic_nd- and the pl1lilll‘llial
 ‘-7 he has now reliir-ieil from the city with it fresli
stock of choice GRt)CERIlSS consisting of Sugars,
Teas, Co’tI'er-, Liquors and Wines all of the. Iii‘.-:t
q:iality—pure Sperm Oil, Pl'DV'IsI()liS of all kii-irls,ziiitl
every article usually kept in :i Gtoi-t-r_v St-)re—:inil
he would say, please call and judge for youi'<t~-Ives,
for he feels assiiretl, that none t.'.-in furnish article: of
better quality, or at a clieapel‘ rate. A share of pub-
lic patronage. is solicltml.
Norwalk, April ll, I837.

LO(,3I’I. AT TEVEHS.

F’ HE SllliS.Cl'll)et’S would iiilorin IlIPll‘.rl'lCntlS and
the public, that they have taken the old stand
of E. Bougliion, situailed half il mile west of the
Borough of Daiibury,and have inacinnry in the D051
order for Curdang Wool, Carding and Spinning
Yarn by the run, Piltiiiitfiict: ri_;-Dr Satinetls pm‘ _y;u-il_
Dressing Cloth, Dying Yarn fancy colors, &:c. &;c.
Allthose who may favor them with their ('u>‘l0tii,
may depend on having ll.!\:'C‘l:(l(f3|I‘lJf3 zipld 061 teasniiablc

terms. 3. 3 G T N $2. (30.
Daiibury, May 6, I837. 9iI

NUi€\$’ALK. (JUN F _i.".C"I‘lONA RY.

F HE sii‘l;;s'i',-i'il;t.-i'.-‘ tiilte this iiielhoil In inliiriii the

public, tli-it they have illl{"t| ll1f’eFl.:ll),lI.'\‘llI'll0Ill
lbriiieily U. (}illwi't .\i ('0. at No. 5 l}iii'i':i|l’\' Build.
ings, west side the Biidgr-. where they intend to keep
a good aSSUll,lllr‘lll ol'(‘oiil't-rtioiiiirt, both at whole
sale and retail, at as low it rate as at any other esta-
blisliiiient. Country IIlCl‘t2llitnl.~‘ can iilwtiys ho sup-
plied at a few hours notice. and may tli-_pcnil upon a
good article. They will also iimriiilhttiire and keep
for sale. all kiuils of Cvmltiils. Sioii2l‘lon iiittcrs
l'IS>t'.rict’S, and I,.(‘.ln()|l Siritp. it pure 'cIl'llClO.
and see. l\O-\I‘I S. BAILEY’&'. SON. -

i\l:irwall(,.Il1ly ‘.20. I836.

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NOii3.'i.VALK ,
fflfifi BEE F'.~:2i.€3‘3.‘ 9 BY;
THE SUBSCRIBER has employed Mr.

Edmond Price, oi’ Norwalk, to rnanuf'acture'

and-dispose of a lot of MARBLE on commis-
sion. Hc is anxious to close the concern, and
has authorized Mr. Price to dispose of the said
stock, consistiitg of 3 Pedestal Monuments,

Cutt.or’s line, at prices which make it._o.n object
for those who wish to purchase to give Mr.'Pi-ice
it call.’ Mr. Price has l‘f£C(‘.lV(?(I a late addition to
staid stock, and at good zissortiiietit will be kept
on llitilll at his yard until the DUSIIII-_'SS is closed.
JOB FOSS.
Dovtrr, July 25th, 1837.

.i I,".1;'1"()S'1'1'(’)i‘i’ Y 01'' IWARBLE A T
_ OLD WELL. ,

An tISS:‘.tir.’,ll'l~."i'll. oi" the above named articles
eittty he foiiiiyl on the Sl,Ht!.llll)()2Il'. dock at the Old
NV;-ll. Tlinst-.2 who wish to purcltusc any thin}_'
in the above lin-care assured, that for the sake
ofdisposing of‘ the above stock, 8. lizrge cliscoiuu
front the customary prices will be made. . Call

spoons, knives and forks, and u variety oftable and

(Tall .

 

“ TOYS 3 TOYS!
a great variety of other fancy‘ articles,and
'1-general assortment of Fruit-and nuts, such as
Almonds, Madeira Nuts, Peanuts, _I-‘ilbcrts, Cit-
-ron, Mace, Currants, Figs, Prunes, Cltiyes, 0;.
mges and -Lemons‘, Soda Biscuit," and ‘ii generil
issortmentiof Confectionary,for sale by‘ .
_ GEORGE W. JENNINGS, _

_ _ _ West side the Bridge.

N orwalk, May 23. 1837. ' ' “llf

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-s~
3lZ5EiE3E3Z3l€3.3.

EVI CLARK still continues his busin

at his old store west side the Bridge wliiii:
he will be happy to furnish his old custome
and the public with gold and silver Patent iLe‘.:

L

Watches, Lepinc, English and French do
Seals. _eys, and Chains. ’ '
greastpins a,nd‘Finger-rings; Ear Drops and
,-,'.ibs; silver '1 littnbles. Pencils, and in-fact"
every thing in the Jewelry line. ,Silver spoons-
a large assortment alwa s on hand‘: silveritnrl.
steel -Spectacles: Can lesticks, smtflers and
trays; fine Britania tea and col'l'ee Pots; look-
ing Glasses; tea waiters, tlicrmometcrs, clocks,
&c. &c. Every attention paid to watch re‘-
paiiiiig, and jobs done at short notice. Engra-
vings on Spoons. coffin plates. trunk plates,
notariul seals, (Ye. €.‘tCCI_.ll(3l«l Wlllt nctttpess (incl
at short notice. 4 '
March. 1837.

NE W FASHIONABLE F '

STAPLE SPRING 

STEVENS &. BELDEN have this da retuiiri d
from New York, with another large I-Iyndl 5 il 8

did assortmentof Spring Drv - Goods which aldtlbnd
to their present stock. makes it the lariresi and mm‘;
complete ofany to be found. Among-7 th.j.- ,,s5o,.}_

anti s lendid alterns Silks, b ' _ .

and I$rii,t_:l'isli Oalicoes: ('ilngl1ilIlY3):,InI:I:lk.:\:]§’Mlijrgfiifh
Blk Clitilleys for ladies; dresses, Pongt-es, and 5,;
large assortinent of Summer Goods for men and
child:-eu’s we.-tr,and all other articles not usual]
found in a countr_v Drv Good Store. ‘Y
, The public are respectfully invited to call and ex’.
amine ilieir goods before purcliiiiiitg ClI!eIli6I‘0. '
,__April I9, I837

BROADCLOTHS. UASs[ME1{E;5

AND
SATINETTS.
%'.l‘EVI-INS 8:. BELDl«1t\' are now ieaily to show

the largest astortment of the above Goods tlrit
was ever brought into Norwalk. In this :tlsoI‘lrneii[
may he found, Bllt, Blue, Brown, Dunn,‘ Green.
Invisible (Irena, Claret, llrlullieiiy and Mix!’ Broad:
cloths. Ribb’tl and;Plain (‘Tax-siineres and Salim-uq
of all qualities and t:oloi‘=, which at their low p.-3}“;
t.ap'not fail to suit those who may favor them with it
ca .

April l9lli. I837.

‘NOTICE.

 

FIAIRPIH. D .£‘-...'it'-"ID NINIROD

E, . }'ll.l. lt-nvo Britlgr-port at 8 o'clock A..M.

_ Norwnlls at I0, St.tiitl'ord ‘ii, Rmky ‘Neck
ha” pas‘ H‘ llml S"“'l""3 l2» "V'“’.V ‘l-'3'» (311-atluYs
1-'*‘?0l"t-'1l) tilirina the inottlh of April. Returning
--. ill li-;iv(-" Ni-xv YUM‘, En" side C,,”,I.,,.h,,, iV_~,,,.k“,"
“""".V .|“‘“'"l".'._{, €Xt‘Ppt Sunday, at 7 o'clock A. M.‘ '

All g"°d"‘ l"""‘”l-‘iv P"'°l‘"1-It‘--“v l"1"‘ilt3S. Irtinks and
all other lniggaigc, taltoii only at the risk of itsre
‘pet IIVC 0Wllt‘l'S.

All l'rei,giit shipped by the Boats must be paid for it
the time of delivery, as the Ctllilnlll of charging
reign: to be settled fora! the expiration of lhg _;..,.,,r
s Vi-zroi-:i>. .

 

" HE stibsici'ihet iieit uniting the Slmyp
ll""”"v C"l" 3U'l-‘T. to New-York -.vei-klv

To cominence on Titesility Nlay 91], and c,;m;,,,,,, ‘H;

leave i'\'t;i'walk on every :.I.IN’S(-lz!.\' eiening and New

York, every Siitu.-ilziy, until l'ui~thi-r notice. _

' ' HUBBELL & C .

Norwallt. Mat’ 9, H937 .

_r-i‘.v. are-ens.
9:‘ TPJVENS & BELDEN have just received
L another supply ofscasggable Dry Goods,
which-"will be sold at the present New-York re.
diicetl priccis. lorwalk, Ai:q_ 7, 1337_ .

;‘_=iO'O'T§.lllli‘.’§G SYRUP. i

u R. PARIS’ celebrated Soothing Syrup for
children ieetliiugg the virities ofwliicli, in
completely relieving the most ilistressing cases is
invaluable. Forszile by J. A. WEED. I
NOr\\'Ulli. June 19. I837. -

a‘<T£3r.t:.'iirs anti jirtsrlrp.
FINE assortment for sale at prices corres-
ponding with the pressurc or the times, by
LEVI CLARK. "
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Not".-Jall-.:, July 27, 1837,

 
 

FOR SALE.
75?“ HE sloop ‘Minerva. of this port. recently
coniinantlctl by Daniel K. Nash. Meas-
ure ciglity one, 7b-E)-73 tons, lbur years old this
spring, zi first rule stiller. and well lound. She
lis now‘ lying; at the head oftliis harbor. For
lfurtlier particulars enquire of - ~
Capt. D. K. NASH
VVM. J. STREET, or
. KVM. K. JAMES.
Norwalk, March 22, 1836. '

/ just received and for sale by .
WIVI. J. STREET.
Nov. I6, I836. 1

NORVVAEK GAZETTE:
"PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING,
over t_.-"'ze Store of 1W'r. Manson Hoyt, west side
the ,Bridge,

Ti~:iiMs.'-—‘-Subscriptions $2 a year, where de
liverctl by a carrier or Post-iider, payable quar-
terly in azlcancc.

calling for their papers. 351 50 per annum. pays
able quarterly in advance. Where payment is’
delayed to the end of the year. 332. -
Mail. subscribers $2; payable in advance,-_-3
13;?’ No others attended to. ' <

iion. Yearly advertisers $10,, lI'l,(_.‘ll,i,(l_l_IIlg the pa-
per. payable quarterly, A(lvertise.i_1_:tents not
marked, will be continued till forbid.

Orders eiiclosingpayinent may be forwarded
by mail, postage paid. ~ ‘ ‘ ‘
Agentsfbr the Gazette.

Bridg‘cporl. Charles Youngs.
Da-nbury. Francis Knapp. .
' Ridgcficlcl, David Hurlburt.

and see. _
f2l'tf] EDMOND PRICE, Agent,

Stamford, William H. Webb,
l'Ves£_porl~, John \V. 'Il'IyI0!;,, ’

S REN CH, Gcrman,and English Toys’, witli,

gold-
Every variety of"

mm‘ mm)’ i-‘<‘- fmiii-'1 French Cambric Muslins of new

Qtf’

"\A.RPE.\"|.'l".RS’ Pli.’\iT_il-ZS. it large _a sortmcnt

Snbscribersliving out of the carriers’ district,’

A-lveriiscnients. $1 per square for three inser.-,9
. lions, and 25 cents for every subsequent inset’-t,