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From the New — Yorh Star.
‘KEOICUCK.
Son of the forest Cliieftan. sage and stoic,
King of the Red Men, why hast thou come
here?
To awe us with thy noble form heroic,
Or for thy race to start the willing tear;
To let us see what mischief we have done,
\Vho drove thy brethren t’wards the setting sun.
Or, art thou here to let the people know
For what a paltry price your land was bo’t—
Long as the green grass grows, or waters flow.
It was thine heir-loom, so we have been taught;
Shame on the Tories and thy upstart masters,
We hope they did not pay you in Shin Plastersl
No! thou art here with thy young boy and wife,
To hold with us a social friendly talk,
We know thine influence stayed the scalping
knife,
And curbed the hatchet of that rogue Black
Hawk, ’ _
When rang the war-whoop ’long the western wild
And murder stalked o’er mother maid and child.
Friend of the whites, what tribute can we pay
thee;
How can we caucelour great obligation ?
We wonder iftlie Loco-Focus will gainsay thee.
If we should ruutliee for a Congress station?
Would not thine eloquence quail on that floor,
'Gainst Churchill, Cambrelerig atid Eli ‘Moore?
How would you dare to tilta lance with Benton,
In the arena of finance debate?
You may have seen th’ Expunger when you
went OII
To \Vasliington, in all the pomp of state.
Ifso, we’ll run you forthe Senate House next fall,
For tliou’rt “the noblest Roman of them all."
Aye, thou art Roman, with thy Caesar look,
Andthy red blanket-toga round thy form ;
Thy wisdom comes from nature’s holy book,
And,with thine eye thou canst direct the storm,
’Tis like a sabre in the sunbeam flashing,
Or, like an eagle's in the dark cloud dashing.
Thou best seen all the wonders oftlie nnrtli—-
All the queer sights worth xv bile for you to see-
Let’s have a war-whoop, ere your tribes go forth,
_In the old wigwam of St. Tammany.
The party will join in—-they all know how-—
‘Twill be a most appropriate pow wow.
And they will pay you in rag money stall‘,
If you will stay till after the election;
They’ve raised a fund, which is quite large e-
nough
To buy up votes and screen them from detec-
tion.
But hold! this vile suggestion istoo bold,
Proud nature’s freemen are not bouglitaud sold.
Farewell, great here. To thy wild wood home,
\Vhere bounds the elk in forest grandeur free,
And buffaloes, unlike the party, roam,
A nation's wishes feign will follow thee,
That length of days may be the prosperousluck
Of the red forest King—brave Keokuck.
_._¢__
PUBLIC ExraNni'rUr.i~:s.—-\Ve want our read-
ers to contrast the public expenditures during the
eight years that preceded Gen. JaCl1'S-UDiS.0.l.lI]'lI-
nistration, with the eight years of his Ar[n2znzs-
tration.
Expenditures of the General Government from
1821 to 1829, under Monroe and Adams.
Civil List 9,03(5.736 45
Diplomatic 1.555.933
Miscellaneous 7,10~1,04§ -‘:23
Pension List 10,l(33,0-18 59
Indian Affairs <l.’.7.‘)6,0-15 96
Military Service 29,538,768 53
Naval Service -'~’«0»‘1rU3aU‘J'?/' (53
5:389.7t55,26S 98
1 Compare the foregoing with the following ta-
ble.
.I.'JnII\.>--s\l..__“ ‘pd... ."1‘.nn,«r,-,'| (1,“yprnrn¢.utI'rnr.n
1829 to 1837, embracing the term of Gen. .l ack-
son’s Adtninistratioii. The first seven years are
'taken from official records, and the lastycar
from appropriations already made.
Civil List 11,028,890 31
Diplomatic 2,218,-115 89
Miscellaneous 18,191,145 89
, Pension List 17,691,007 -10
Indian Affairs 17,814,015 61
55,~l83,:38~—l 30
36,763,652 8-I
Military Service
Naval Service
$162,220,821 2-I
Here is presented the enormous difference of
more than SEVENTY-TVVO MILLIONS ol
DOLLARS between the system pursued by
Monroe and Adams, and that put in practice by
Jackson and Van Buren. This is retrenchment
with a vengeance.
puted, and it is high time for the people to look
to it, and apply the remedy.
\Ve beg our readers to compare the items in
each list—espe.cially the l‘vliscellaueous—tlie Iii-
dian Afiairs——and Military Service.
It will be seen that the expenditures of the
Rclrcnchmcnt Administration averaged nine mil-
lions a year more than those of Monroe and Ad-
ams! Oh! the promises .’ Oh I the perform-
ance .’--Spring/icld Rcpublicarz.
\Ve wish our readers to look at the following
ofiicial table of the progress of banking in this
country from the beginning; and see how much
is owing to Van Burerzimn, as in the last four
years marked with a 03'”
Years. Ban/cs. Capitrzl.
1792 11 8.0:l.5,000
1801 32 23,550,000
1805 75 40,493,000
1811 88 42,010,000
1816 246 89,322,622
1820 307 102,210.61].
1830 329 111,192,368
Q3?‘ 1834 506 17U,1.23."/88
3:?’ 1835 678 103.58 1.2361
()3? 1836 689 216,875,295
3;? 1837 823 378,121,108
lb.
VAN Benet-I B.\rvirirvc.—-We give below,
nf"ficial;ly the amount of capital created in Van
Buren States, by Van Burcn Legislatures, un-
der Gen. Jackson's Administration. Road and
judge.
Missouri $5,000,000
Louisiana 19,034,716
Alabama 13,815,466
Mississippi 20,450,000
Arkansas 3,500,000
Michigan 6,500,000
New—York 17,220,000
, Maine 3,485,000
‘¥.h',l3”l E New-Jersey 2,025,000
' ‘ Ohio 6,923,375
[Springfield R_cp.]_ $101,813,664
Betting without 'r2'..sk.—-“I've bet a‘ hat with
Tom." “ If you win hc’ll never pay you.’’..
“ ‘Nell I don’t calculate to pay him if I lose."
Unparalleled Distress.-—An unhappy mem-
ber of the Legislature, on hearing the result of
the election, (being the only Tory returned) ex-
claimed in the agony‘ of his l'eeling.«~, “ Mim-
Got, what shall [ do dcr allalouc; lwillgi.
over.” -— New York paper.
Not one item will be dis- '
l A-SSESSORS BLANKS, for the year 1837,
1. together with a full assortment of law and
miscellaneous blanks, for sale by -
JOHN A. WEED.
October 16, 1837. 32
Capt. JEDEDIAH BROI/VN. _
Will sail from this landing to James Slip, N.
York on Tuesdays, and return on Saturdays.
TIIE SLOOP BIECHANIC,
Capt. GREGUR Y GR UIIIMAN, Jlfastcr,
Will sail on Saturdays and return on Thurs-
days. Freight will be taken as low asat other
landings. For further particulars inquire of ei-
tlier of the captains on board of their respec-
tive vessels, or, at the store‘ of the subscriber.
MONSON HOYT.
I N owalk, Sept. 18, 1837. 28‘?
FUR?» SALE.
A HOUSE and seven acres of
meadow land, situate on Belden’s
Hill, in the town of Wilton--now
- occupied by the subscriber. There
are two good wells upon the place, and fruit trees
in abundance. ANDRE XV JAMES.
V‘/ilton, Sept. 25th, 1837. 29“
DR. .HULL'S LIIPROVED TRUSSAT
REDUCED PRICES.
l’F"‘lHE subscriber would inform thos afilict:-
E. ed with Hernia or Rupture, that th above
instrument,.so long andjustly celebrate ,is now
reduced in price so as to bring itw thin the
means of the poor as well as we rich. Its su
perioi-ity over all others Trussres is no longer
doubted. For sale by J. A. WEED.‘
Oct. 10, 1837. 3
BARRELS Western superfine FLOUR,
V for sale by SELLECK (XL JENNINGS.
03- Cash will be paid for Corn, Rye and
Outs, at the store of the subscribers.
CORN SIIELLERS.
E SUPERIOR article, for sale by
J. A. ROGERS &. C0,,
East side the Bridge.
Nortvalk, September 18, 1837. 28tf
TO LE'l.‘——One Iialf of a large double
. house, pleasantly situated in this town,
not far from the Bridge. Possession given im
mcdiately. Apply to MRS. MARVIN.
Norwalk, Sept. 12, 1837'. 28tf
FARIVI FOR SALE.
F"’T‘i HE subscriber offers for sale I50 acres of
.5131 land, lying in Stamford, in the society of
North Stamford ; distance between one and
two miles from North Stamford meeting house.
Said farni is well calculated to divide into one,
two, or three, and will be sold in that way, or
togetlier,as best: suits purchasers. Said farm
is well proportioned into wood, meadow, plow,
rind pasture land, and has three dwelling houses
and barns and other out buildings thereon.
It‘ the farm should not be sold before the
first Monday of March next, on that day it will
be sold at Vendue. GOULD RAYMOND.
Stamford, Sept. 14, 1837. 2811f‘
TABIE NOTICE.
E LL persons having claims against the “ De-
38- spatch Line,” are hereby notified to hand
them in tothe subscriber without delay.
MONSON HOYT.
Norwalk, August, 1-1, 1537.
1
TREE »"3'U'I§Z3UL‘.EII13lLi£€S
"»§‘ _ AVE taken the Store North ofthe Bridge,
Ii. next door to the Mill, where they have for
sale 10,000 lbs white and brown Sugars of vari-
ous qualities and prices ; 2000 lbs Almonds, Fil-
bcrlzi and Brazil Nuts; 20 boxes Bunch Raisins;
50 bushels Peanuts, 10 boxes Citron, Prunes,
\-Vlicatrtnd Rye Flour, Sack Salt, 30 Firkins
Lard, Nutmegs and Spices of all kinds, St.
Croix Molasses, Sweet Oil, Brooms. Fresh Teas,
Coffee, Mrs. G. B. Miller & Co.’s fine cut To-
bac'co,_b_v the gross or less, 150 bushels Rye,
l\Iacl:crel by the barrel or less. Codfish, fresh
Butter. Cheese, Soap and Candles, Pipes,
Plug Tobacco, and Sriufl‘, Szileratus, Starch, In.
tligo,togethcr with most every article usually
kept in a Grocery Store.
Corn, Oats, and other country produce bought.
The above named goods will be sold in quamj-
ties to suit, and very low.
23
G. SELLECK,
G. D. JENNINGS.
Norwalk. Aug. 28, 1837 251;;
NE RAL DEPOT,
AND _
I7'Ui't?.NISH1?(G VVAREIIUUSE.
7 VIII‘) Subscriber is constantly adding to his a].
ready extensive stock, every new improve
mom in articles of Kitchen furuitttre by which his
custonicrs may derive every possible advantage from
the inventive and eiiterprizing spirit of the times,
and secure to tlicrriselves and their fiiiiiilies evcrv
COIIIIIIlli1lII')II of ' ' '
ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
'I‘lie following new articles deserve attention:-—
I’l<lltFEC'I‘ PREMIUM STOVE for the Kitchen,
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly fin
islied aparzitus for cooking, boilers, kettles pang,
griddlcs t\':c,;consurncs less fuel, gives out more
lit-at, than any other article of the kind heretofore
presented to the public. It is bcsitles, compact in
its forrn and highly ornauieutal. The subscriber is
now fitting up seine very hanrlsomc patterns, which
lii:.‘ou-to.iici's are invited to call and examine.
'l‘I-I1". CYLIN DER GRATE STOVE, is a neat,
per-tty and economical article for stores, shops,
and oriices. Several have already been put up in
this place: and for clienpuess, convenience and
warmth are rckoned the bestyet introduced.
TO IAILORS.
Ll-I\VIS‘S Patent Coal Steve's, for heating tailoi"s
Irons, an exccllcutatticle, which may ,-,|so with 3
trifling expense, be adapted to culinu1'_y purposes,
THE ROTARY COOK STOVE, so well adapted
to the wants oflarge families, with its latest im.
provements. for burning wood or coal, are sun in
constant demand rind in high repute.
"din
GRATES. of every pat-
tern plaiu_and ornamental.
brass,Rniisia sheet iron,soap
Smfle. c‘S‘C- at the lowest
rules. and set in the most
f'tI8IlIO|Ial)I8- and commo.
dioua style.
BOX.circular, and otlierstovcs, of every desclp
tioii- Also,every kind of tin and sheet iron woxlt
done to order. Brittannin metal tea and coflee pom
spoon.-‘, knives and forks, and ti variety ofmble and
kircliciifurnitnre. Andirous shovels and tongs,&c,
S'l‘lLI'-IS CURTIS, West sidethe Bridge.
Norwiilk, November I, 1837".
. POTATOES.
of Potatoes.
Oct. 16. 1837.
MONSON HOYT.
32
ANTED immediately 12 or 1500 bushels ‘
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
‘HE Subscriber weuldi nform his old patrons
and the public generally,thiit he is constantly
it aking additions to his library of the most popular
literary woi-ks——tlie following is a partial list.
The Heiress, Sayings and Doings, Guy Rivers,
Refugee, Tales flz. Sketclios, Village of Mrieudorpt,
Lenders Cyclopedia Newton Forster, ,
Peveril oftlie Peak, Four years 82. a lialfin the Navy
. The Insurgents, Champions of Freedom,
Puclia ofmauy Tales, Three yearsin America,
France in 1829 ‘do 30, Lxilzlof abSail0l‘o
Siliman’s T rave s, '.l‘Iie iaui ra,
Whigs of Scotland, Tales oftlre M_anor, .
Hajji Babs, Jacob Fallllfl1.I._i\'IlS8l’leS of Marriage,
De Vere. Cruise of the Midge, _
Legendary. Mystery, England & the English,
Two Old Men’s Tales, Men 8' _lV1tttineI's,
High ways tar, By Ways, Dominies Legacy,
The Abbess, Jacqueline of Holland. .
Qnantin Durward, U. S. Criminal Calender;
Life of Mrs Siddons,Tibbleton,s Travels,
New Tales'by Mrs. Opie, American Landlord.
Rhoda, Honor 0’ Hara, Right Ntnies,
Duke Christian, 'I‘Eie_ Spy: The I? rate
Eartliquake’ Bracobridge Hall,
English Life, Memipxtli, Red (zuuutler,
Jose ,bus, Eugene ram.
Dmlilinus Duckwortli, Mandcville,
Tales ofitlie Izrory, Cptt:i[g‘e"Boy !
Pastors -'iresi e, eri s 0 oman,
pen Owen, Prairie, Tales of‘ my Landlord,
Country Neighbors, Last Days of I’ompeii,§
Festivals and Fasts. Missionary,
Pleasures ofLif'e, Matthew VVa|d,
Memoirs of Buck, Newton’s Messiah.
Travels through Spain, Mis.MorrelI’s Voyage,
VVestwai'd l—Io,nSketche(s of'Soci;t,Vi
Sketch Book, ason’s ‘om en .
Walsli’s Jcnrne_v, Knickerbiicker,
Service Afloat, The Guards,
Tales of the West, Anna of Geierstcne.
Mariners 8!. Customs, Fortunes ofNigel,
Moreland Vale, Dunallare. The. Bone,
Blue Stocking Hall, Arabian Nights,
Red Rover, Valley ofslienandoah,
Woodstock, The Barony, Enoch Crosby,
1 Maxwell, Adventures of a Kuzzilbash,
The Provost, The Exclusive, Cyril '1‘liornton,
Peep at the Pilgrims, Adventures ofa King’s Page
Great Britain in 1833F, ritze,Gcorge,
The Carbonate, The Separation,
filney Hall, Invisible Gentleman,
Elliot's Debates, Life of Napoleon,
Roman Literature, Life of Pinckney,
Letters from the Egean, Life of J. Taylor‘,
Chronicle ofGotbum, Dwigbt’s Travels,
Dai-b_y’s Tour, Saturday Magazine,_
History ofEurope, 'I'uckney’s Narrative,
Lord Byron, Wild Irish Girl, Porters Journal,
History oi Northmen, Placide, .
Posthumous Papers, Contrast. The Rivals?
Hope Leslie, Corning Out. The BNWO»
Cia.-ence, Welsh Mountains, King of the Peak,
Heidenmauer, Liueol Lincoln, Fair Maid of Perth
The Disowned, High Life, Flirtntloll.
Elizabeth do Bruce, Pelhani, Devercau,
Antiquity , Glaston do Bloudeville, Retreat,
Wept of Vi/ishton Wish, Water VVitcli,
History ofthe Bible. Polar Seas and Regions,
Rollin’s Ancient Bistory, English Baron,
Pleasures of Hope, Thaddeus of Warsaw,
Babylon the Great, Tales oftlie Heart, .
Coningsmar, Abbott, Discovery o_f_Ame-rica,
Life of George 4th, History ofBrtttsh India,
Orations of Demosthenes, Kenilwortli,
The Rambler, Decision, Fall of.Ierusalem,
Paris Chit Chat, Children oftbe Abbey,
Doriiestic Recreation, Fables, Spanish Daughter,
Lacon, Essays and Sktclics, Happiness,
W liite’s Remains, Willison’s Works, Vatliek,
Ship Wreck, Peregrine Pickle, Gil Blass,
Titles oftlie Crusaders, Caleb Williams,
Launcelot Greaves. Henry Milner,
Sir Charles Grandison, Early Lessons,
Guy Mancriug, T. Moore’s Works,
Almoran & Hamet, George Desmond,
Abbey of Weyliill, Birds ofScotland,
Seekers Lectures, Recluse, Lights and Sliadows,
Louisa, Madcliiie, Bannock Burn,
Cottage i:‘ii'csidc, Amelia, Fillets England.
Elemcntsof Wait , Entail. Florm'_wo_l\‘lacat'¢_|*-V.
Lollards, Lionel, Campbell: l’“J‘5‘°3“°ml5tn
l?ngt....i.i Dxultull, t‘rccaution,
Lectures on Politeness, Balm of‘ Gilead,
Essay on Modern History, Tales ofa Traveller
Sliakspcar. Hermit in the Country, Collegiaiis, ;
Oxonians, Christian Researches,
Asmotlcus at Large, Fiddlers Observations,
Fonr Ci-ingles Log. Domestic Manners of Americans
Hull's Memoirs, Mariners Chronicle,
Pirates and Robbers, Cruise of Potomac,
Falkland, Pilot. Helen, Caspar Hauser,
Touglrt Yarns, Linwoods,
Croeket’s Life of Van Burcn.
Horse Shoe Robinson, Kcntnckian in NewYork
Rambles in N. Anier'ca-
JOHN A. VVEED.
T0 TBIE PD BLIC.
§§:1RANCIS KNAPP informs the public that he
has just returned from New-Yot‘k_wilh a select
assortment of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
which he is offering cheap for cash, at the old stand
formerlv occupied by E. Moss White.
BRIGGS St. FANTON keep constantly on hand
at the store of tlie Subscriber, a full supply offash-
ionable Ladies’ and Children's SHOES, which he
sells at their old prices.
FRANCIS KNAPP
Danbury. April 17, I837. 6tf
NEVV ESTABLISHMEN TI
abfi
HE subscriber, thankful for past favors,
would inform his customers and the public
generally, that he has taken the store lately oc-
cupied by H. B. Chase, (nearly opposite the
Post Ollice) where may always be found an ex-
tensive and elegant assortment of Gentlcmen’s,
Ladies’, Yontli’s and Children’s Boots and
Shoes —made in the best manner, of the best
materials, and in the most fashionable style-
at the most reasonable prices. Particular at-
tention will be paid to all orders inliis line, and
the patronage ofthe public is respectfully soli- .
cited.
WILLIAM GRIFFITH.
Norwalk, June 12, 1837. 14tf
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Cheaper than ever.
1HE subscribers have received within the
past.week one of the largest and best se-
lected assortment of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods, ever brought to Norwalk. Their assort-
ment at present. is complete, with every variety
of Seasonable Goods the N ew-York‘ Market at‘-
fords. The goods were bought for CASH, and
bought at least 30 per cent less than last. Full‘
prices, and will be sold at prices to correspond.
Call and satisfy yourselves. The following
-ms»-,' - ‘
NOW IS THE" TIME.
flflflfl €E®GBE.§:
CHEAPER THAN EVER KNOWN BE-
FORE.
I 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_tlian ever known before. Any person in want
of superfine black, blue, claret, or invisible green
CLOTHS, would do well to call. We have
them very cheap indeed. Our assortment of all
kinds of Dry Goods, at pi-esentis very complete.
Calicoes and Muslins at most any price. Call
and see. STEVENS &. BELDEN.
SILVER SPOONS. _
TI-IE SUBSCRIBERS
ARE constantly manufacturing Silver Spoons
and other Silver VVare, which in conse-
quence of the “glorious specie curt-ency”—for
which we tender '1‘. H. Benton &. Co. our ’
(we almost said thanks, but don’t mean so)—we
are enabled to sell uncommonly low. Butto be
serious—we are determined to offer our silver
work at prices which pedlars cannot get‘. under.
Call (mg see. (1 d _1
ur s eons are warrante, goo si ver.
0:1? P LEVI CLARK & CO.
July 25th, 1837. 4 . 20
IRON AND STEEL.
OR SALE, at the store opposite Hoyt’slanding
Sweeds Cart and “Faggon tire,
l
English do do do do
Square and flat sweedsiron-—all sizes,
do do American do do do
do do English do do do
Round American and English do do do
Naylor 8/ Co.’s celebrated caststccl,
Sauiidersou, Brothers 15:. Co.’s do do do
Band, nutt, and hoop iron_,
Spike and nail rods, &'.c. Spa.
4 \V. J. STREET.
SILVER and STEEL SPECTACLES and
GOGGLES, for sale much less than usual,
in consequence oftlie reduction of laborzduring
these days of “Benton Mint: Drops.”
LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, July 25, 1837'.
Let the prejudicecl stop and corzsicler.
THOMSONIAN PRACTICE OF MEDI-
CINE.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that be con-
tinues to receive calls as usual. Office in the village
of Westport. He flutters himselftliat his long ex-
perience and successful practice, will entitle liiui to
the confidence of an enlightened public.
A genuine assortment of Medicines, as recom-
mended by Dr. Samuel Thpinson for the removal of
diseases, constantly on hand.
N. B. Those who wish for Tliomson’s genuine
Anti.Dyspeptic Wine Bitters, can obtain them at
my oflice, designed expressly for medical purposes,
(unadulterated) Also, Syrup and (‘ougli Drops,
&c. &c. designed for coughs, consumptions. pain in
the side, weak stomachs. and general dehilit_v.
DOCTOR GEORGE VV. RUBEY.
N. B. Dr. Rubey has had the advantage ofa regu-
lar study with one ofthe first pliysicians oftlie Bota-
nic order in the United States.
Jan 4
3moS
NOTICE.
THE copartnersliip heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the firm of'Samuel Hawley,
8:. Co, is this day by mutual agreement dissolved.-
All persons having claims against the said firm are
t‘eqtleSte.l to present them to Samuel Hawloy and
Rufus II Pickett, who are lilllllottizarl to settle the
claims against me ttt'ai- . . SAMUEI. l<l.‘.WLEY,
' R. H. PlCKE'l"I‘,
E. O. BEN;\‘E'1'T.
Ridgeficld, March 9. 1837. gt‘)
I13’ The Cabinet business will hereafter be con
tinued under the firm of Hawlev & Pickett.
NOW 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 Norwalk. They have been selected
with great care. and wilI,bc. sold by the piece or yard
as low as can be bought in New York or elsewhere.
Their assortment of goods is as coinplcte 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. VVlicnever we have not the
articlcinquired for, we will procure it, if to be had
in New York. If the purchaser wishes, our ar-
rangements are such, that when we are not going to
New York immediately, we can send and get it.
L. M. STEVENS.
F. BELDEN.
BLEAHED AND BRO WN
~ %USLINS
F all kinds and prices, for sale by the bale or
piece, cheap, by STEVENS & BELDEN.
April 19, I837
JOB PRINTING,
OF ALL KINDS.
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
T0 TIIE LADIES.
HE subscribers have just received a large as
sortment of Ladies ‘and Misses Hats, ofalmost
every description ; embracing some extra fine Tus-
can Brriid, and Split Straws of the latest fashion.-
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 .
STEVENS «Sr BELDEN,
At the store recently occupied by William Gal
Q; . .%hwaaeaa,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE
NORWALK HOTEL.
Norwalk, August 22, 1837. 2-ltf
HAIR CUTTING AND
sHAy_rNG.
GE 0. IV. JENNIIVGS
ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public, that he continues his business of Shav-
ing, Hair Dressing and Ciittiug, in the most approv-
ed and fashionable style, at his old stand, west ofthe
Bridge. He is always in attendance, and happy to
receive customers. His rooms are plensantand com-
fortuble, and his apparatus in the very best order.
He keeps constantly for sale a variety of articles
in hisliue, such as Razors, razor straps, shaving
soap, shaving brushes, hair do, dressing combs,
pocket do, indelible ink, Cologne water, macassar
oil, be.ar'5 oil, antique’ oil, conversation cards, al.
marines, pocket books, rints, songs, Ste. &c.
Norwalk, May 23, 1 37. ll
SOOTHING SYRUP.
D R. PARIS’ celebrated Soothing Syrup for
tcompletely relievingthe most distressing cases is
children teething ;_ the virtues of which, in
invaluable. For sale by J. A. VVEED.
comprise a part; of their assortment ; 100 pieces ,
blue, bllr, brown, green, claret, and other Broad-
cloth, at; prices varying from $2 to $8 the yard,
at prices astonishingly reduced ; 150 pieces
Cassimeres and Satinetts, embracing the best
assortment of the different styles extant,
ever offered in this county; 100 piecés French
and English Merino, of every desirable color;
100 Merino and Thibet Wool Shawls, clioap;
200 pieces English French and American" Cali-
coes, &c. &c. STEVENS dz. BELDEN.
Oct. 2d, 1837. 30
r less quantity, for sale
. ' 'AbMP OIL, byztlie bbl. o
. Y"
Nbvi 16, I836.
wu. J. 8'I‘l{EE'I\
Norwalk. June 19, 1837.
STAGE COACH.
‘ OR SALE, it well built. handsome, four horse
Stage, good as new—wilI be sold at great bar
gain. Enquire at this Office.
Dec 28
NOTICE.
—i A STORE "to lot, now occupied bylthe
subscriber, For furtlier piirticulnrs in-
MONSON HOYT.
quire of
Norwalk. April-I, I837.
RUssrA‘ TURNIPS, for sale by‘ '
V GEORGIBE. 009-.l,§.3'1'
Norwalk. Aprill 1, 1w!“ '
4‘-
.v-wri-:-vz: '3. .:v
8 COIISGQIICIICCS.
without delay.
sale by '
‘ DR. BRANDRETIPS‘
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
HE above valuable Medicine can always
At Levi Clark's and . 1
Gem E’ Comsmcwfl Agents foi Norwalk.
Of George B. Middlebrooks, VVilton.
Of Samuel Raymond, New-Canaan.
Of Duuchy 81. Co. Ridgefield.
The above persons are the sole Agents for
I
Beware of counterfcits.
WANTED.
gbusiness. Inquire ot' the subscriber.
Norwalk. Jan 11
be
haul in any quantities, at the following places:
the
towns in which they reside, and no Pills are war-
ranted genuino unlcss obtained at the above Agents.
35
N Apprentice wanted to the Tin and Sheet Iron
STYLESQCURTIS. 9
ROCKS. SALT.
BUSHELS Rock Salt, a very fine
8.l’~
HUBBELL & CO.
ticle for grinding, for sale by -
WI~IOI.ESAI.E AND RETAIL.
UST received by \Viii. J. Street, direct from
the
‘ Factory at Sand Lake, 100 Boxes ofGerm:m
and Rensselaer Window Glass, a superior article,
can be obtained iii the city of New-York.
Nov. 2, 1836.
. INGRAIN CARPETING.
TEVENS &. BELDEN IlaVe_‘,'lJ.SI. received a
low as can be purchased in New York. Also, stri
low, at the store recently occupied by Wm. G
dec’d, a few doors north the mill.
Norwalk, March 28, 1837.
NOTICE.
TO ALL wrioiii 11' MAY on DOTI-I CONCERN.
ofJ S Sammis. The undersigned have onlyt
L O IVISON.
March 14, 1837 Atiministrato
BLACK AND COLORED SILK.
March 28, 1837.
which will be sold on as good or better terms than
51
few
pieces clioicely selected, which will be sold as
pod
and plain India Mattings, various widths, for Salt!
ale,
3
» HE books and accounts belonging to the es-
Ltate William Gale, deceased, are at the store
OTC
mark that. delays are often followed by unpleasant
J S SAMMIS,
1'.
NE of the largest assortment evcrofferev’ ..
the county. Any person desirous of silk goods
will find almost any style they could wish. Also.
bI’k Chally of an excellent quality, for sale low by
STEVENS & BELDEN.
HAR'l‘l-‘ORD. CONNECTICUT.
BENJAMIN ISAACS, AGENT.
n this particular fully to maintain tl.e_ high rc
tion of the Company.
ty generally, against loss or damage by fire.
nam, Jnnius S. Mor.«_vzin.
JAMES G. BOLLES, Secretary.
Norwalk, Aug. 10, I836.
NG'i‘l'iCE.
on Friday, the 29th ult., is informed that
"very much Wanted for the retail trade.
October 2!], 1937.
it-zartfsrtt ititsurausz Qtntitpaiip,
Incorporated in 1810, with a Capital of $150,000,
and power to increase the same to $250,000. '
HIS long established Institution has for more
. than a quarter of ti century transacted its ex
tensive business on the most just and liberal princi
ples, paying itc losses with honorable promptness;
nd the present Board ofDircctors pledge themselves
putti
It insures upon the most fa
vorable terms, public buildings. cliurclies, dwellings,
stores, merrliandisc, furniture. and personal proper
Board of Dircctors.—Elipb-.ilet Terry, S. H. Hunt
ington, H. Huntington,.lr. Albeit Day, Samuel VVi|
Iiams, Edwin D. Morgan, Job Allyn, George Put
r:r.ir>fiALEi‘ TERRY, President.
6ino39
{Eb THE person who took a piece of BUR-
LAPS, marked “ Stcccns C‘ Bclrlcn, l\brzcal7c,
Conn.” from the Stearnboat striding, Old VVell,
it is
STEVENS &. BELDEN.30
E
by/the Bag; Prccussion Caps, for sale bv
Norwalk. Sept. 18, 1837.
BARRELS Pork; 10 do. Mackerel;
30 Keg-s Lardl; 2000 lbs. Cheese; Shot.
SELLECK &,JENNiNGs.28
FIG’D AND PLAIN. C'0L’D AND BLK
SEEES,
D
’ April is), 1937.
5*‘! If“!
E“d@’.ii'?i£-....=r.e..a.
OHN LOVEJOY having assigned his prop
figures and ct lors. for sale low h
l‘."~.
payment to the subscribe
NOAH ~Wll.COX.
Nortvalk, (Old Well) March 23, I83 .
F the best quality, and of the most beautiful
S1‘EVE.‘lS 8:. BELDEN.
PI‘l_\'
to the subscribers, in trust, fortlic benefit of his
creditors, it becomes absolutely t~.eccs.sary that all
who are indebted to him slioztld make iinm-rdiritc
JAMES QUINTAIID.
'31!
NE ”lS_f§ POE HA .
FEW barrels of first (]tl'dlIl_V Mess Pork
sale by
HUBBISIJ. &. CO.
. for
011'
May 9. I837.
3ii.7fiE|E7' (£§®@ 53:.
THE snbscriberlias just received an exten
India and Domestic Goods, ofeverv vnrietv ofst
suited, and every buyer receive satisfaction in
worth ofthe money expended. _ _
rics, Hard and llollow \Vare, which will be sol
at small advance upontlii '
GEO. is’. M1DDLi«.t.utO0K.
VVilton, Aug. 3, I836.
sale by
sive
and wellselected assortment of British, French
yle,
pattern, price and quality; so that all tastes may be
the
A130. Drv (truce
dat
38
UEN‘S UNIVERSAL STRENGTHEN-
ING PLASTER, Celebrated for curing
pains in the breast, side, back, or limbs. Also
for gout, rheumatism andliver complaints, for
J. A. VVEED.
7 CHARLES Locrtwooiu
OUDD inform the-public, that having to
and due attention.
save me much trouble and some expense.
ken
his brother, David Lockwood into partner-
ship, we are now prepared to receive and execute
any orders in the Tailoring Business with despatcli
C. 8:. D. LOCKWOOD.
Those indebted to me are requested to call and
settle their accounts without delay, and they will
CHARLES LOC-KWOOD.
Norwalk, May 24, 1837.
Iltf
SUMMER DRY GOODS.
TEVFNS &. BELDEN have just received
.“ hard times.”
J uue 27, 1837.
a large and splendid assortment of summer
dry goods, which will be sold very low in these
16
INSETRANCE
TAL $300,000.
and affluence. GEORGE ST. JOHN,
Agent of the Howard Insurance Company,
»VVall street, New-York. .
Not-walk, August 7, 1837.
BY A NEW-YORK OFFICE.
GEORGE ST. JOHN .AG'ENT.—C'API-
RATES of Premium very reasonable—losses
promptly and liberally adjusted and paid.
For a small yearly sum, save yourselves from
15 being suddenly, by the ravagesof fire, reduced
to penury and want, from circumstances of ease
54
220‘
LL those who are indebted to Eli Morris
Apr if 3. 1837',
On
book, are notified that if they wish to save cost
they must attend to'the payment of tlieiraccount;-i
J. W. HUBBELL, Assignees.
3w
terfelt Detector, and
V J. A. WEED.
'Oet‘.16,1837. ’ »‘ ‘ 1
Price Currant, for sortment at present is unusually large.
32
LEVI ‘CLARK;
HAS nowon hand.
, \ for ‘sale very cheat ,‘a.lu"
T\§; assortment of ATC -'
~ Es. JEWELRY, _ srL:
VER SPOONS. Britali.
inn and Plated Ware, -
LOOKING GLASSES,’
FANCY GOODS. ' ‘
0127- Bridgeport money taken for Goods.
*,,.* Clocks and Watches carefully repgindvi’
and warranted. _ _
N orwalk, Julyd.l0,183_7. 13‘
NORWALK srovu I WARE.
HOUSE.
East side the Bridge.
THE subscribers take this
method to inform the public
that they have purchased all
right and interest in the estab~
A. .. V lishment formerly conducted
2 ‘ by Lester Belden, and will
continue the Store, Copper, Tin
»,>%___/ — and Sheet Iron business, under
the name and firm of J. A. Rooms &.Co., and are
now receiving their fall and winter supply of
STOV ES, among which may be found a. good
assortment of all the most approved patterns for
Cooking and other purposes, viz:
Premiums in the greatest variety for wood or
coal ; Parl:er’s _Propliesy ; Thorp’s improved’
Rotaries, with all the improvements of the day:
Wilson’s, Pcople’s, and Union. Also, a varied
of other patterns, with from one to two boilers -»
Parlor Stoves for wood or coal, torrether with
numerous other patterns suitable for siiores, shops;
&c. all of which have been selected with the
greatest care, and upon such terms as will ena-
ble us to sell as low as ,at any other establish-
ment in the state. .
617- A good assortment of Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware constantly on hand.‘ Those
wishing to purchase are invited to call and exit.
mine and judge for themselves.
(E? Hatters Kettles, Eave Trough Conduct-
ors, «Sec. made and repaired on reasonable terms
Plouglis and Plough castings kept as usual, ‘
ROGERS,‘
7 . :11. S ‘
Norwtilk, Sept. 6th, 1837. COFIDLDQV,
E.‘§.“‘Nll§i BII4I.S.-Notes of most oi the
E3 Connecticut and Safety Fund Banks, taken,“
pat‘ fur Goods, or on account by the subscriber.
IVM. J. STREET.
n.
NOI'W'tIl€. l\‘lay ‘24, I837.
ITHE SUBSCRIBER has employed Mr.
Edmmrcl 1’/ice, of Norwalk, to muiiufacture
and dispose of alot of MARBLE on conimis- .
sion. He is anxious to close the concern, and
has authorized Mr. Price to dispose ofthcisaid ‘
stock, consisting of 3 Pedestal Montimcnts,
Grave-stones, and most articles in the Stone
Cutter’s line, at prices which make it an object,
for those who wish to purchase to give Mr. Price
a call. Mr. Price has received a late addition to
said stock, and agood assortment will be kept
on hand at his yard until the business is closed,
, JOB FOSS.
Dover, J nly 2511:, 1837.
A .DEPO.S'I’1'OIt’ Y 01" ]l'1'.'l RBLL’ J1 T
L1) I-.'/ELL.
An asssorttnent cf the above named articles
may be found on the Stearribozit dock at the Old '
Well. Those who wish t.o purchase any thin.»
in the above line are assured, that for the salt;
of disposing of the above stock, a lczrgc rliscoung
l'roni the customary prices will be niade. Call.
and see.
[‘.’.1tt'] EDMOND PRICE, Agent.
{Q}-’ W ORTH A '1‘ '1‘ ENTI ()N.,ij}
GE 01'.’ GE E. COJIIS TO C11’,
gw OULD irifiJi‘ni his fricrids and the publlt“IIiut
" he has now returned frnrii the city with .1 fresh
stock of choice GROCERIES consisting of Sugars,
Torts, Colli.-i‘, l.iqucrs and Wines, all of the first
quality—pure Sperm Oil, Provisions of all kirids,nud
every article usuzilly kept in ii Grocery Store—,-ma
,1!!! would say, please call and judge for yourselves,
for he feels assured, that none can furnish article: of‘
better qllftlily, or at a cheaper rate. A share of pub.
lit: patronage is solicited.
Ntirtvallt, April 11, I837.
, LOOK AT Ti-us.
1'33‘ L F. sub.~eriliers would inform their friends and
5
0f E- Bougltlmi, situated half a mile west ofthe
Borough of l.)uribui=_v,titul have iriacinery in the besti
order for Czirdziig Wool, Cardiiig and Spimgjna-'
Yarn by the run, lVrIuiiiil‘:icturi:ig Satiuetis per yd,“-¢]°_.
Dressing Cloth, Dying Yarn fancy colors, &c. 81¢,
Allll10S8 W110 may favor them with their custom,
may depend on liuving it ivelldone and on Ieasonahle
terms. E. BOUGHTON 81. C0. i
Danbury, lllay 6, I837. 9“-,
CALICOES & IVRENCH CAMBRICS—.'El
PIECES calicoes and cairilirics, for‘:
,.,-titl8 by STEVENS & BELDEN..
March 28,, I837. '
BR.OADC.I.O'.l'I'l, CASSIMERES. dticfi '
V If E subscribers have just received a lage ag. '
sortment of Broadcloths. Cassimeres and sat-
\ inets of almost ever_v quality, shade and style, which .
will be sold unusually low by , ,
STEVENS & BELDEN,
At the store recently occupied by Wm. Gale, nqflh l
March 28, 1837.
Farnham's Patent Rotary Washing and" '
_ Bleaching Mac/:.ine. - 3
W H ll subscriber will receive orders for FaI'nliani’§ l
l
on sliort notice. He has one at his dwelling house
which can be seen in operation every wasbi day, ,3
It was lell there three or four months, and has given I
good satisfaction. ‘ '_
The Ladies in particular, are requested to call an
examine for t mselves. Messrs. Olmsted If C6.» -
have secured the tent Right for this county. '
MJ. STREET. 1
.12
Not-iwallc, May 29, 1337.
A T. B. BUTLER, ‘ '-
ATTORNEY AT LAW..
FFICE west side of'th_c Bridge, over the Hat.
Store of Henry B: Chase. «. _ '
, Norwalk, Feb 15, 1837 al.;
EEVESISJ. SON’S superior writing fluid,‘
just received direct from‘ the Importer, ends
or sale by , _J-'. A. WEED. '
CHEAP DRY_ GOODS. , _
THE subscribers have just received a large.
assortment of '_
S UJVLMER DR Y, GOODS,
43 which were bought for “CASH,” and at such
‘ prices as will enable them to sell cheapertlitin
AY-’S New York Bank Note-List, Coun- e ' l I
ver before offered in the county” Their as-
, . STEVENS «as I ,‘_
Norwullt, July 17, 1837.
thr: public, Ilitil. tliréy have taken the old stand 1,
.. ~ gs
mlf;
Successor to Crzr/iii Balls, Bur/'all’s 0ull(,fI70'S
.5 -I S
1
- .
Ptitent VVasliing Machine, and furnish them FL
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