.!,—_t..,,V..._ ‘
tom Ilia Lonrion-r'rieiidship’s '0ft‘eiring, for 1838.
;'w‘_rN".rER--A FOREST SONG.
2' ' nir c. WEBBE. - _,
‘Come, old girl, and by the ~fii;e-’ ' .
_Let us comfortably 5‘-""$ _ [
While the surly ,°~““_5 8'°“"3 hlgfer"
..-Am] .[,9,..il‘<l winds hoarsely sing .
This is 'not'a night, I’m thinking,
i "For olt ones out-doors to bustle.
Ivlien the stubborn oaks are shrinking
From the elemental tussle.
; to !—there, the wind
mbling hand that trouble !
ks stream behind,
bent you double!
I warrant.
Clap the doc
‘ Saves your tre
Look, your old loc
" And the cold has
Mind not Cruiuply—-she.
Finds somewhere a shed for shelter 1
She can bide the wintry torrent.
,,And the mad storm’s helter-skelter !
Nialit and gloom and storms are round us.
5 D Y
esses dreary 3
' ‘And these wilderu
Heed not—-tliev can ne’er confound US.
‘ \Vhile our household shines so cheery.
Oh, that every thing tliat’s hu'mI-H1
Carerl as little for the storm .
‘ Child and old man--weakening woman.
Safe and fed, and housed and Warm!
Thou who pouredst the mighty waters.
. ,- i
Be with them that SVHH1 the Sea -
Be with thy poor sons and daughters
\Vandering earth in misery!
Let thy tender hand, outstretched,
Over their uncovered heads,
Keep them, howsoever wretched.
Safe as rich men in their bedsl
pox. A gentleman, belonging to the Hudson’s these ays of “ LEVI CLARK I l H _ I M50
, _ ~ -.__ -- “ '9. B, C ,h ' d ’ th '1 f‘N ‘ - w'l ti d .l st: slyletieycoui WISL »
sitgidglfthdddliiifsmbfDavfilmggdclilefitmdffiz his Y'(1)lfkii)lIlEgal’ri1}SSetalstllal’lOllig‘eI11 tli: lfieanctlaii (\)villa:‘:i Norwalk. Jul)’ 25, 1837. 20 blllt Cliail; iiloaii :7,r:3fZl.‘.l.bl$IEI:lEv§ by
wonderful memory, of which my friend Col. A., and there found that only a small remnant of the Le, Um p,_eJ.u(,z.ced 8,01) and consider. Vhrch 08 1837 . .
h h ran aaainst for Congress, lately gave tribe, some twelve or fourtc_cn, remained to tell M ONIAN PRACTICE OF MEDL ‘ ‘ ‘-' -' ' _ , ‘
W Om e ° their melancholy fate. It is farther stated that THO S CINE. ibartforn 33315111331315? €031!-Elfullli
the following anecdote in proof—‘ When we
began ourelectionerring campaign’ said Col. A.,
'not being able to speak very well exteiiipore. or
mine; not at all, I wrote a spaech with . great
care, and committed it to memory. I delivered
this at three several meetings. ‘and was ii good
deal gratified in believing that it was very well
received. I had always spoken first, but a‘ the
fourth meeting. which was a very numerous
one, Crockett proposed that he take the lead.
He accordingly mounted the stand and to my
afteramazement recited the whole ofmy sp_eeCl_i.
and only changed a sentence or two to suit his
own case. I never felt so awkward in my life.
My turn to speak came. and my speech Was
go,ne.stoleh—-used up—and was left without a
word to say. And to complete my mortiiication,
the rascal was chuckling and laughing as ifhe
had done the cleverest_.tliiug in the world.’
"My dear Murphy ,” said an Irishman to his
companion, “ why did you betray the secret I
,told you 3” “Is it betraying you call it? Sure
irrevocably lost her reason
of a seducer, and the deat
offspring, suddenly made a
girl, who had approached w
the height of
fancied the stranger's chil
darling,
triumph to t
treaties and menaces liav
clfectua.l to induce her to re
terrified mother,
merit was sent for, and at his suggestion the
maniac‘was allowed to retain pcaceable pos-
session ofher prize, under
exliaustcd with her own
would fall asleep when the child might helibc
from her giasp w
merit ofharsh measures.
not erroneous ; in a few minutes the poor suffer-
er’s eyes were closed in slumber,
keepers watching the opportunity,
child from her arms, and restored it to its in
The shriek of delight utterd by the latter, on re-
covering her treasure,
niac, who perceived the child gone
ed with despair and in a paroxysiii of ungoverna-
ble frenzy fell to the gt-ound—to rise no more.
Dcatli had released her from her sufi'erings.-—-
Galignanj.
called_Mandans--tliat noble race, which a sliort
time since numberd some three thousand souls,
has become extinct, by the ravages of the small
the distemper is now ra
among the Black Feet,
extend to other tribes.
Grant.han,where London portcris sold, a landlord
has for his sign the figure ofBritannia, in a re-
clining posture, as it‘ gently fatigued
motto underiieatli.—‘ Pray,
porter.’
lwheu I found I wasn't able to keep it myself,
ldid’nt I do well to tell it to somebody that could I"
l tholic priest of Halifax has publicly
l following declaration from his own
A . wear as to the I .-
iurder. who hat‘ _ —
l
-, :._.‘ I nvillni _ ' I v ‘ ‘ 1 ,
e In “"°'e ’ '“‘ 'i{‘:r:"3-lil" °f,iected assoitmeiit of Fall and Va/inter Dry
‘ , . '3 .,a°‘ , Goods, ever brouglit to Norwalk. Their assort-
“5 5”‘ l l‘’ ment at present is complete, with every va
. .,._._,‘ ,1, ‘.!§.__,‘.:.. § ,.
through the dcsertion
h of her illegitimate
spring at the little
ithin her reach, In
her delirium, the poor creattire
d her own long _lost
and devouring it with kisses, bore it in
he further end of her cell.- En-
ing proved eqally in-
store the childlto its
blisli-
the director of the esta 3
B
the impression that
frantic violence, she
rated
ithout difficulty or the employ-
’I‘liis calculation was
and one of the
snatched the
other.
awakened the poor ma-
,actually howl-
jl'ICltZl1!.‘Il0ly Ti(lin__rrs.—Thc tribe of Indians
Calicoes and Musli
and see.
A
quence of the “glorious spc
which we tender T. H. Bent
(we almost said thanks, but don
work at prices which pedlars
Call and see.
English
Square and flat st
Round American and ED
Naylor Sf
Snuiidcrson, Brot
Band, nutt, ti
Spike and mi
in consequence
ns atmost any price.
STEVENS & BELDEN.
-
SILVE R SPOONS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
RE constantly manufacturing Silver Spoons
and other Silver W'are, which in conse-
cie currency.”—for
on &. Co. our
3
A
son
N Apprentice wanted to the
,business. Inquire ot‘ the subscriber.
. STYLES CURTIS.
Norwalk, Jan 11 9
“ .
IKOLIC SALT. .,_
BUSHELS Rock Salt, a very fitted!’-
ticle for grinding, for sale by‘
HUBBELL &. CO.
’t mean so)-we
monly low. But to be
d to offer our silver
cannot get under.
re enabled to sell uncom
erious-—we are determine
317- Our spoons are warranted good silver.
LEVI CLARK &.__CO.20
July 25th, 1837.
_________________
IRON AND STEEL.
OR SA LE, at the store opposite I-Ioyt’Sltm
s 1- C -t and Wawonlirc.
wect 5 0| 0 ‘lg: doo
vcedsiron—-all sizes,
do American do
do English do
glish do
Co.’s Celt}l)rE8\£e(tl cpstdslccl.
hers ‘-0. s 0
ud hoop iron.
il rods, Szc. 8'0.
ding
do
.410
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do do
W. J. S'l‘REE'l‘.
_Noi'tvall(..Iat14 A __ _,
ILYER and STEEL SI’EC’l‘ACLES and ,
GOGGLES, for sale much less than usual,
of the reduction of labor during
Benton Mint Drops.”
ging to a frightful extent
and thatit will probably
An English paper says, ata public house near I
, with the
stop and sup-
YG
. FALL AND WINTER DR
C’/reaper than ever.
7 ‘HE subscribers have received within the
past week one of the largest and best se-
riety
Y °_‘-’“l°55‘°_“3li ' ""935 ii-la-l I,of Seasouable Goods the Neiv-Yo--L .7
Olllm.‘-’. 35-Zalnsl l‘”l””““'.°*’i'ifords. The goods were I ' ~ . .-
‘ 31 says he is j. this perjury lbougtir at ]p.-.-- -~.- 4 _ , ,.
oath he took it El‘l'l(l.COl‘IIl"°’l Dl‘|"“" "
we we I I . -
-TW’-T’7”"“ - :-. ., -...tment: 100 pieces
' ;., green, claret, and other Broad-
_ ~ * I 3..., at. prices varyin from $2 to $8 the Wu-,1,
‘-*'“"“i at prices astonishingy reduced, 130 pieces
, J, , ., _ . » ~_~»_W was asked what was
the reason ofhis abseoc _
u vvhy, sir, I apprehend he was apprchenszve 01
being. apprch.cndccl-
We see in one of our Veriiioiit. papers an ac-
count Ofa ,.e,_-,7 gay ball, at which a crazy man
appeared and drove all the ladies and gerillo
men into the. street. ‘-4 Solitar_y and alone he
put that Eallin motion."-Lauzsvzlte Journal.
_______,,____-,_____
No. -—Joliri Randolph in one of his letters to
a young relative says; “I know nothing that
I am so anxious you should acquire, as the fac-
ulty ofsaying no. You nitist calculate on im-
reasonable requests being preferred to you every
day of your life,and must endeavor to deny with
as much facility as you acquiesce. '
An excellent story is told ofDr. Physic of
Philadelpliai. A good woman came to him one
dayin agreat deal of trouble and complained
that her son had swallowed a penny. * Pray,
Madam,’ said the Doctor, ‘was it coiinlerfeiii?‘
No Doctor, ‘ was certainly not !‘ was the reply.
91'/zen it willpassq/' course,‘ rejoined the face-
tious physician. ’
‘Tom, do you know French ?' ‘Yes. very
well by sight, but have no spealcing acquaiiit-
ance with it!’
"'?cti0ns show a change of upwards
. zhousand votes against the adminis-
-.-ajoriiy, more ‘.lian three times as
-. by which Mr.Vau Buien vi as elec-
"pi,_., i_.....
ii
Jllistakcs qfa m'ghL.—The following whimsi-
cal affair occurred lately at Marseilles where it
appears to have afiiirded much matter for merri-
ment; A worthy citizen. returning lioriie' rather
late, went by mistake one floor higher than he
ought to have done, and very innocently walked
into a room where another r:itizen.- not less
worthy than himself, had quietly consigned him-
selfio slumber by the side of his own liege and
legitiniate Lady. The suiiime,_r night was not-
too dark for our intruder to be able to find his
way into bed without the aid of a candle, and
accordingly he proceeded \}l’lll'ltiul more ado to
disrobe himself. iii the act of getting into bed
his hand encountered the hoary head of his un-
conscious neighbor. and the horrid idea immedi-
ately suggested itself to liitn that the wife of his
bosom had proved frail. and that another hat-l
leaped into his seat. _ Furiously he raised his fist,
and discharged blow after blow (Tn the tiiintfend-
ing countenance ofhis supposed rival. “It takes
butlittle time to awaken even the sounrlest sleep-
er under so effectual an application. The beat-
en mtin started:~7tip, but his antagonist had the
advantage ofhini, and was not to be prevailed on
for a moment to" desist from the inert-iless disci-
pline which he was in the act ofinflicting. The
screams ofthe frightened wife soon bl'OU,Ql'1l()[l)e|'
inmates of the —house to the field of battle, and
then, at length, an eclrtircissciiieiit ensued. The
'choleric gentleman was now as angry with
himselfas he had before been with his unofl'end.-
ingneighbor, though he does not appear to have
inflicted an equally severe pimishment upon his
own- -stupid head as upon that of his innocent
fellow-lodger. On descending to his own room
he found his wife fast asleep in his own bed. and
his wanted place untenauted by any rutlilessin-
ruder. The poor neighbor overhead was the
e? to which he replied,
Cassiniercs and Satinetts, embracing the best
assortmciit of the different styles extant,
ever offered in this county; 100 pieces French
and English Merino, of every desirable color;
I00 Merino and Thibet VVool Shawls, cheap;
1300 pieces English French and American Cali-
coes, &c. &c. STEVENS ti} BELDEN.
Oct. 2d, 1837. 3
fl:§°\VORTH ATTENTIQN,&
GEORGE E. COIWS TOCIK,
( S uccessor to Carmi Betts.___ Burrows buildings.)
%, ,7UULD inform his friends and the public lhnl
he has now returned from the city with a fresh
stock of choice GROCERIES consisting of Sugars,
Tens, Coffee, Liquors and Wines, all of l.he__first
quality—pure Sperm Oil, Provisions of all kinds,and
every article usually kept in a Grocery Store-—iind
he would say, please call and judge for yourselves,
for he feels assured, that none can lnrnish article: of
better qu-.ility,ol‘ at a cheaper rate. A share of pub-
lic putiorizige is solicited.
l'\'n)'w:ill<, April ll. I837.
TO 'l‘E£E PUBLIC.
$1
RANCIS KNAPP informs the public that he
has inst rclurnczl trom New-York withu select
assortuient ot‘ DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
which he is offering cheap for cash, at the old stand
formerly occupied by E. Moss \Vliitc.
BRIGGS 81. FANTON keep constantly on hand
at the store of the Subscriber, a full supply ol‘la5|,-
ionable Ladies’and Cliildrcn’s SIIOES, which he
sells at their old prices.
5
FRANCIS KNAPP
Dan|.ui'_v April 17. 1837. 6”‘
1 rt "1 ‘ s .
QEAAREES No ©E@©ES.
HAS the pleasure of announcing to his
friends,'and the public generally, that he
is again ready to wait upon those who are in
want of any article in the DRY GOODS line.
His present elegant. and extensive assortment
will be _sold_/‘or cash, at the lowest prices ; and
he trusts that his assiduous attention to his bu-
sincss, and disposition to accomodate the shop-
pingcommunity, together with the clieapness
of his Goods, will secure to him a liberal share
of the public patronage.
Norwalk,July 10, 1837.
LOOK AT THIS.
H E subscribers would inform their Friends and
, the public, that they have taken the old stand
of E. Boughton, situated half a mile west of the
3.nrough of D:iubury,and have maciuery in the best
order for Carding Wool,\ Carding and Spinning
Yam by the NH. Mantifacttiring Satinetts per yard,
Dressing Cloth, Dying Yarn fancy colors, &c. &c.
Allthose who may favor them with their custom,
may depend on having it well done and on teasoiialile
terms. . ' E. BOUGHTON 81. CO.
Dutibury, May 6, 1837. 93
l3.R0ADcI»0_'1‘H. CASSIMERES. &c.
T HE subset-iliei'q liavejust received a Iago as.
_ sortmem of Broadclotlis. Oassimeres and Sat
irrels of iilinqstyevcry quality, shade and style, which
will be sold uiiusually low by
g STEVENS &. BELDEN,
At the store recently occupied by \vm_.(;a[e, ,,0,.,i,
March 28, I837.
EEVES SON’S' superior writing‘ fluid,
Just received direct from the Importer, and
or sale by J. A. WEED.
'E‘READWE_LL’S ‘superior Buckwheat
FLOU R. _)ll_8l. received and for sale by
Norwalk, January 1, 1838.
18tf
J. S. MEEKE R.-
tinties to receive calls as mind
of Westport.
the confidence 0
inendc
diseases, constantly on hand
Auti- Dyspeptic
II
(unadtilteratcd,) Also,
&.c. the. designed for con
the side, weak SIQlTltlcl‘.S. a
lar study with one oft
nic order in the United States.
the Sl1DSCl‘llH‘.|’S uiidert
7 HE subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that be con-
l. Ofiice in the village
He flutters hiinsclftliat his long ex-
successful practice, will entitle hiui to
i an enlightened public.
eiiuine assortment of Medicines, as recom-
t-l by Dr. Samuel Thomson for the removal of
iciieiice and
Ag
N. B. Those who wish for Tlioinson’s genuine
Wine Bitters, can obtain them at
d expressly for medical purposes,
Syrup and, (‘ougli Drops.
ghs. coiisuuiptioiis. pain in.
iid general tleliility.
DOCTOR GEORGE \V. RUBEY.
N. B. Dr. Rubcy has had the advantage ufa regu-
lie first pliysiciaiis ofthe Bell!-.
iy oiiicc. designe
Jun 4 3"“13
‘Norton’; '
THE, co_-pm-tnersliip liars-toforc existing between
he firm of Samuel Huwley,
82. Co, is this day by mutual agreement diss0lved.-
inst the said firm are
All persons liiiviiig claims agu
requestr-tl to present them to Saiiiucl Hawlcy and
Ruins H Pickett, who are iiutliorized .to settle the
claims against the fit‘u,i_- S.-\lll UEI. l'IA\V LEX,
R. H. P-lCIi’_£E'l"I‘,
E. O. BENNETT.
37.
Ridgeficltl, {\'lai'rli 9. 18
II:?"I‘lie (Jiiliirir-0 '''.t.';
.:,,‘i.‘- i -»
at.-
.r.
1" ' ‘
the lmle,o_i‘,
ELDEIV.
-- at. itlndsillllll prices. for sale b
E’ piece, cheap, by STEVENS 3.3
April ll), 1837 H
303 PRINTER G, ‘
OF ALL I{l‘.\’DS.
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
T0 'l‘['lE LADIES.
7]‘ HE subscribers have _]u<i regeivcrl a large as
sortiiieiit of Ladies and Misses Hats. ofalmost
every description ; embracing some extra line Tus-
can Braid, and Split Straws of the latest tasliion._—-
0 All of which will be sold less then New-York retail
prices. Tliey flatter themselves. that the Hatsjust
received in addition to their former stock, embraces
the best assortnient to be found in the county.
STEVENS 6',» BELDEN,
At the store recently occupied by William Gal
Q; 0 ! 554d8d‘¢’
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE
NORVVALK HOTEL.
N orwalk, August 22, 1837. 241:‘
HAIR ova-TING Ania
SHAVING.
GEO. IV. JENNINGS
ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public, that he continues his business of Shav-
ing, Hair Dressing and Cutting, in the most approv.
ed and ftlshionuble style. at his old stand, west oftlie
Bridge. He is always in attendance, and happy to
receive customers. His i'ooi_iisare pleasant and com-
fortablc, and his apparatus in the very best order.
He keeps constantly for sale 11 variety of articles
in his line, such as Razors, mzo, .5"-apsl s,,a,.;,,g
soap, shaving brushes, hair do, dressing cghibs,
pocket do, indelible ink, Cologne watei, mzicasszir
oil, bear’s oil, antique oil, conversation cards, al.
manacs, pocket boojks,tpririts, songs, Sic. 81¢.
Norwalk, May 23,] 3
soo‘Tit1NG' "s YRUP.
3- PARIS’ celebrated Soothing Syru for
children teething; the virtues of wliic , in
completely relieving the most distressing cases is
invaluable. Forsale by J. A. WEED.
Norwalk, June 19. 1837. 15
STAGE COACH‘.
OI! SALE, a well built._handsoiiie, four horse
_ btageagood as new-—wi_ll be sold at great bar
gain. Enquire at this Ollice,
Dec 28
N OTIGE.
A STORE to let, now occupied by the
II
. subscriber, For further particulars in.
quire of MONSON HOY 1‘.
Norwalk, April4, 1837‘-.
VAL-UABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber offers for sale
-3; his Dwelling House and lot, (con-
- , - taiuing about one rood of-iland) situ-
- - ated ‘in the village of Wé'stpoi-t,on
the _E}ast.side of Saugatuck River .witliiriq, few
rods of the turnpike bridge, _
The house is in good condition, built in mo-
derh style, and possesses every necessary con.
venience for the accommodation of a small or
large family. For pleasantness and beauty its"
For tei-msapply to the subscriber, at the pre.
mises. OHN W.’TA,YLOR..
Westport, June 2.7, 1837. ' i ' 16;
AY’S New York Batik Note List, Conn,‘-
pterfeit Detector. and Price Currant, for
sale by .3 Ag. WEED.
(km '
and Rciisselae
which will be sold 0 _
can be obtained in the city ol New-York.
S
and plain India Mattin
low, at the store recent
dec’d, a few doors nort
, ofJ S Saminis.
» mark that delays are of:
consequences. ‘
Incorporateti in IS“), Will)
teiisive business out
pics, paying it
rid the present
nthis pzirticul
i.l'l|1 of the Company.
vorablc terms, public liuildi
stores, l’ll(‘.l‘I‘liilI)(llS8,
ly generullyuigaiiist lo
bigioii, H." Huntingtmi.
liamsi, Edwin D. Morgan,
LAPS, marked “Stevens
location is not surpassed by any in tlieyillage, _
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. .
UST received by Wm. J. Street, direct from the
Factory at Sand Lake, [00 Boxes.ofGcrman '
r Window Glass, a superior article,
it as good or better terms than
5i
O
Nov. 2. I836.
INGRAIN UA.R.l’ETlNb‘r._
TEVENS 8.1, BELDEN have Just received a‘ few
pieces choicely st.-lt-t;tcd, which will be so._d as
0,” as can be p,,,.c;,,,5c(l_ in New York.‘ Also, striped
gs, various widths, for sale
ly occupied by Win. Gale,
lithe niill. .
Norwalk, March 28, 1837. 3
NOTICE.
M i'r MAY on DOTH CCNCERN.
.1 accounts belonging to the es-
cd, are at the store
vc only to re
i
To ALL WHO
T HE books an
_ talc William Gale, deceiis
'1‘h'e-undersigned hit
on followedbg ttiiplfiasuiit
J S AMMIS,
L O WISON,
lvlurcli I837 A‘;ml“l5ll'al°"v
BLACK AND COLORED SILK.
(‘NE of the largest assortment evcro_fl'er8‘’ -1
the county. Any person desirous of silk goods
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
BENJAMIN ISAACS. AGENT-
ii Capital of $l.50,000,
increase the some to $350.00”-
UIS long established liistittitioii has f‘0l‘.n‘l0l‘9
than a quarter of a century transacted its ex
he most just and liberal princi
c losses with honorable pl‘0|llpl|'le33i
Board of Directors "pledge tliemselvcs
ar fully to maintain the high repute
It insures upon the most fit
rigs, cliurclies, dwellings,
furniture, and personal proper
ss or damage by fire-
Eliplialct Terry, S. H. Hunt
Jr-. Albeit Day, Samuel \Vil
Job Allyn, George Put
and power to
[gum-¢' of D_irct:to1s.——
riaiii, Jriiiiu‘ S. Ztjlorgari. _
I El.IPHALE'l' TERRY. F‘l’°3l‘-l3“l-
JAMES G. BOLl.l:lS, _Seci'etary.
6_irio39
NOI'W3tll{, Aug. 10. lSIli_i.
O" Nomiori.
. THE ‘ h t k apiece of BUR-
T?‘ person W O 00- .B€l(lC'n, Noruial/c,
anding, Old Well,
s informed that it is
l f’-"171" A
Conn.” from the Steamboat.
on Friday, the ‘2‘.}.tli ult.,i _
vcr.y nitioh W-aiitcél frlr_the retai
l
. ' =..;}i;..it.ncésé; Shof.
cussion Caps, for sale by .
SELLECK. &. JENNINGS.
Norwalk, Sept. 18. 1837. _ 2
—FIG’T) AND PL.elIN_._COL’D AND BLK
...b 3 LTB
SILRS,
F the host quzility. and of the most beautiful
figures and "ct lors. for sale low by ‘
' STEVENS %1_BELDLN.
April 19, l8:l7.
No:-res‘...
OHN LOVEJOY having assigned his pi'opert_v
to the sub.<cribci's, in trust, for the lienelit of his
ct-.~isary that all
ediate
-
0
creditors,it l)t’C0mCS absolutely he
who are indebted to hitii should niakcimm
payment to the sttbscribers. .
.lAMl".S QUINT.-\RD.
NOAH WILCOX.
Norwalk, (Old Well) Marcli 23, I839‘. 3lf
IVIESF5 POE Ea.
FEIV barrels of first quality l\l'ess‘.Pork, for
. sale by HUBBELL 81. CO
May 9. 1837. '
1375535 @‘»§®€'9E§ S.
THE siibscriberlias just. received an ‘extensive
and well selected assortment oLBritish, French
India and Domestic Goods, ofeverv viirietv ofstyle,
pattern, price and quality; so that all‘tzistes may be
suited, and every liiiyer receive satisfaction in the
worth ofthe money expended. Also, Dry Gioce
ries, Hard and Hollow \-Vure, which will be sold at
a siuttll advance tipon_t!i3 ', ' '
GEO. B
VVi|ton, Au". 3, 1836. 33
UEN‘S UNIVERSAL STRENGTHEN-
ING PLASTE R,.‘Celcbrated ifor curing
pains in,_the breast, side, back, ‘or limbs. Also
for gout, .1_'heurnatisir_i_ and liver--complaints, ‘for
sale by J. A. WEED.
SUDIMER. DRY GOODS.
STEVFN S &. BELDEN have just received
a large and splendid assortment of summer
dry goods, which will be sold very low in these.
9‘ hard tinies.” ' - ‘ ‘
June '37, 1887.. 16
INSURANCE
BY A NlCWwYORK OFFICE.
GEORGE ST. JOHN A.G‘ENT.—C.’4PI
'1'/IL $3000.00. ' I ,
RATES of Premium very reason_able—losses'
. prompt-lv and liberally, adjusted and paid.
F0_l' 11 small-y~ea,rly sum, save yourselves from
being suddenly, by the ravages of fire, reduced
to (rlienury and want, from circumstances of case
an aflluence. GEORGE ST. JOHN-,1
Agent of the Howard Insurance Company, 54
Wall street, New-York. _
Norwalk, August 7, 1837.1 - ‘22i;f
Ll» ‘those wnp ai-elnttebied to Eli‘Mori-is on
.b0°l‘v are. n0Ufi8d .lllat_i_f they wish to save cost
tl_i.ey-mu.-t attend to the -payinentyir their acgdums
without clelzty. J. IlUB'BI:.LL, A;SIgfic_c5, ‘_
April 3. I637. , _, 3W4,
't'l@r7??t€l1?5 tilt?! ffletiielry.
A , FINE assortment for select prices cor,-.53-
ponding with the pressure of the tiiiies, l‘; '
’ LEVI CLARK’. ,
Norwalk, July 27, 1831. ' ' _ g
CHEAP‘-DRY Gooi)s.:-' -
‘HE subscribers have just-received: a. large
Qt
. Ml DDLt~.’b1tO0K.
‘assortment of «
' ~ SUMMER DRY ‘GOODS, - ~
which were bought for ‘,‘o,i,sn,” and "jag ‘such-
prices as will enable them to sell cheaperthan‘
over before offered in the county_..Ti,,,;,. ,5
sortment at present is‘unust_ially lai-ore‘. ' _ .
DEN.
sTmvsNs 45» in
'5
0 Sim
N 0 ‘R. W A__ L K ST '
._ ‘ *_'HO’USE. -
_ East side the lBra'clge.
, .THE. subscribers take this
method to inform the public
thctthey have purchased all
, , , right and interest in the estab.
‘,1 .lishmont formerly conducted
3 by Lester, Belderi, and will
continue the Static, Copper, 7
and SI1'ce_,tIronbusincss, uh. .
/4‘
the name and firm of J. A. ROGERS &.Co., and
now receiving their fall and
-STOVES, among which may .,‘,;,5,,,:.:_;.
assortment of all the most approved patterns for STONE YEL'[3
Cooking and other purposes, viz:' '
winter supply ,
be. fbund a. good‘
Premiums in the greatest variety for wood or
coal; Parkcr’s Prophcsy; Thorp’s improved;
Rotaries, with all the improvements of the da *;
VVilson’s, People's, and Union. Also, a variety
of other patterns, with from one to two boilers;
Parlor Stoves for wood or coal, together with
numerous other patterns suitable forstores, shops,
&.c. all of which have been selected with theft
o-reatest care, and upon such terms 5;, -,,;‘,‘,} mi... 2
D
ble usto sell as lot... as at any cum h _
’.‘.‘.Cht in the state, , .
A good assortment of Copper. '
Sheet Iron Ware constantly on hand.
Wishing to purchase are invited to call and exa-
mine and judge for themselves.
0:?’ Hatters Kettles, E_avc Troiigli Conduct-
ors, &.c. made and repaired on reasonable terms.
Ploughs and Plough castings kept as usual.
J. A. ROGERS,
VVM. T. SCOFIELD.
Norwa lk Sept. 6t;h,l837. 2?;
l‘ . :‘.Il.
. -quay
Fa1nham's Patent Rotary Wasltiag and
Bleaching ]V[ac/tine.
H E S111‘!-W-rllH‘l' will receive aide-‘a for F:ii'nli.=,rq’5
Patent Wasliiiig Machine, and fuinisli tliciii
on short notice. He has one at l.is dwelling house
which can be seen. in operation every tvzisliiog daiv.
ltwas left there tl',t_'e,c or four iiion_tlis,a:itl has git'cg1
good satisfaction.
The Ladies in [):lt'llCllliH‘, are requested to call and
exaiiiiiie for theinst-Ives. Messrs. Oliiistetl 5,1 Co.
have secured the Psiteiit R_iglil. for this (0llIil_\-'.
WM..[. S'l'lil3i5'l‘.
in
v
Norwalk, May 29, l83?.
’l.‘.__ B. BUTLER,
.ATTOR_NEY AT LAVV,
FFICE west side ofthe Bridge, over the I-lat
Store of II:-nry B Cliu;a‘_e.
Norivzillt, Feb I5, l-S37 t."l-
CIR:QUL-A. G LIBRA I£Y.
' HE Subscriber wstsid nfortn his old patroiis
and the piiiitic gciit-r:iil_v,tli;.it ha is cqiislgiptiy
ri tilting udtlitions to. his ll'J|,‘&tI.'_v Qf the lIl0,$l pgipuluri
lllt‘|H|‘\‘ ivorlts-_—st.‘ie lnllowiiig is U piiiliul It.-n
', '.~. - ,. :, l
-.'lil '
'1‘I'\‘.’
4519+‘
The Heiress, Stl_)'lllf,1s mm .'‘-'m
Refutree. ""‘-"- '
"- ‘ ' 1,1“!
"l ' ' -‘ , ...H.'3(‘. _\'(!Zl,'l‘Slu ,l\:neyic_..
- -» in tb".’,9'& 3'3. Lifeof it Sailor,
Silinian’s'l'ravels, Tlic Alliaziibi-ii.
Wliigs of Scotland. 'l':il{:s oftlie M:tiior, ‘
H 'ji Bahia, ,Iacoh l7'aitl‘,l'gil, .\.l$Pl‘lt:'5_ql'.};[;i;~,-i,,g,..'
De Vere. Ci uise of the Mitlge, ’ ' '-
8 Legentlary. Mystery, England &.tlic English,
Two Old Meii’s Tales. Men Iv M:ii.iit.-re,
High Ways By Ways, Doiiiiiiics lmg-..¢y,
The A_bbess, .|acqueliiie r,fHol.tiiid, I '
Qnantiii Dur-wai'd_, U. C.‘ll)ll'litI (‘.-,1}:-n;Z_;;,,
Life of lilr.-‘ Sidtloiis,'I'ibblctoii s 'Irtii’t.la,
NI-w Tales by Mrs. Opie. Amcgicziii Liindl ),- ll.
ltlioilai, Honor 0’ Hat‘-.'i, Right i\"iiiite~;,
l-trike Clirisiiau,"J‘he Spy; 'I‘lic I‘ rate
Eflrtli uaike’ liriicvlaridgc Hall,
Englis Life, Melinqth; Red Gauzitlbr,
Josephus, lingerie Al"dIl'l,
D!‘tlllDJ]3 Lluckworil.._Maiidcville,
Tales of the Priory, Coitiige Boy! _
Pastors Fiiesirle. Perils of Woman.
Pen Owen, Prairie-, 'l':iles of my l,antll.).-.1,
Country Neigliboi-s, .Last.D:iys oi‘ Po,,,,,e',i’.
Festivals and Fusts. Missioiia.iy, ‘ '
Pleasures 0!‘Lii'fe, Mtttlliew \'t';.ld,
Memoiis of Buck, Ncwtoii’s Me.-siali,
Travels tlirougli Spain, ll‘lis.Mori-e|l’.g Yo‘.-35¢,
\Vestward Ho, Sketclies ofSot:ict_v, ‘ '
Sketch Book, Mason's Compeiid.
\-Vii'lsli’s J- ui'iie_./, Kniickeiliocltar,
Service Afloat, The Guards, '
Tales of the West, Anna ofGeierstonc.
Mariners oz. Ciistoiiis, l“orlui_ics of.\'igel,
l\'loreland Yule, ‘Diiiialliire. 'l:lie Rout-.,
Bloc Stocking Hul_l_,.Arabian .\'iglit_s,
Rod Rover, Valley ofShoii.fi_rido:ili,
Woodstock, 'l‘he Barony, Enoch Crosby,
Maxwell, AilV€llll.ll'(’.S of a Kuzzilbii.-tn,
The Provost, The Exclusive, Cy ril 'l‘liorntori_,
Peep at tlie~Pilgrims, Advert_ture's ofa K.ltlg’g'_Pag;3
Great Britain l\ll1_‘83_3_.E,_I'IIZ€ George, ' '
'l.‘lIt'.;C‘&\|'_bl.)_K!ill()_. 'l'lié,_'S§*.paratioii,
l'ili_1éy Hall, lnvis'ble Gentleman, 3 ‘
'Elliq_l.'s D: hates, I’.ife"_of Napoleon,
Roinaii Liiei'ature',jLi|°e of Piiick ey,
Letters from the Eg¢_éaij,.l.ife of‘ '. -’l"avlor,
Clii'on'icl‘e ofGotltam, :Dwiglit’s 'l‘i'avels,
Darby’; Tour, Satii‘ril:liy Magazine.-
History ~ofEtir,ope-, 'Fuckney’s Narrative, . .
Lord B_y'ron, Wlld'll‘l$b Girl, Poi'tei's.)_tiiirm],
History oi Nortliiiien, I-’l.icide, ,_ - _ _ -.
Posthumous I’-.ipeij’s‘,_(2o_nti-‘zist,The Rivals;
Hope Leslie, Comiiig Ojut. 'l‘li'e Bravo, '
(Sin.-eiice. Wclsli Mqr,iitiiiiis, King ot' the Paul.
Heidenmauei',‘1,iiieol,"Lincoln, Fair Maid off‘crtli
'l'lic Disowncd, High llife. Flii-Lotion, -I
Eliztilietli do Brutié, -Pelliani. Devercau,
Antltlilitiy , Glatstontle Blo1idev'ille., [{ctre_ttt,""
-Wept of Wislitoii Wish,.\Y_atcr Witch,
History ofthc Bible. Polar Seas and Rggpns,
Rollin’s Aiicient History, Englishflaron, ' I
Pleasures of Hopo,'l'liaddcus of \’V“atiii!w.
Bsihylon the Great,‘Tales ofthie frléart, '
Couiiigsmar, Abbott, Discovery of America,
Life of G'eorge 4th, History offiritisli Illtlla,
Orations of Deiiiustliénes, Kenilwortli, _
.'1'he.i_{aiiibler, Decision, fall of .lei'iealem.
Paris Chit Chat, Children‘ ol‘_t'be' Abbey. . .
,Doincsti_c R.eci'eal,ioh, Fables‘, Sp:-ni ' Dafilg
Lacoii, Es‘s:iys and Slttclics,'II-appi/81:18. ‘
White's Reinains, Will'ison’s Worl;§;§ the
Ship"_\’Vrecit, Peregrine‘ Pickle, Gil Bluss,9
Tales-ofth'c~Crusade-rs,‘ Caleb '\/V,t'lliam's,'
Launcelot _(;‘reave's. I-leiii-_v l\'Illllf|',' ‘
Sir Cliarles Grandison, Early Lessons,
Guy Manet-itig, T. Moore's Works,
Alrr_io'i'2_in Qt u....,e.,. George-,Oesm.otid,
Abbey or weylitu, Birds of-?t:¢>,tl.at!d.'
Seekers Lectures, ’Recluse,_.!.ights.aii
Louisa, Madc,line,‘Bannot .§Ql'.li_, . h _ _
’Co_ttage Fireside", _A__'_ e,lia,_ ,.illc‘t’s E.;'gl‘;,'htl'. ‘.
Elementsof Wai,Entail, lbfencei‘Ma¢;u-‘th_y‘,, ' 3"
.Lollar'ds, Lionel, Ca'nij5li"ell,-Bliysioghdmigf,r' “‘-' ”
Regiiiald Dalton; Pi'.ccaqlidI'r,5'- =» I = ~ -"- v’ :
,_Leétq’r‘es on'Poli~tenoss; Bhlin -of.»Gil.p-ad, . .
Essay on Modern ._H.ist¢ry,.?1‘rales o"t'a=.'l‘«ravellci_ _~
_.gspear, He;-gpit in tlic_.Cotipgg-¥,,cou¢giang' ‘F
a
liter.
0,X‘°l§i5¥n_3r_.Clllifilialtvkesqfitchag -. ,
’‘‘‘:?'.‘.°‘l.‘.3.‘‘.5 ‘“ Large: FlSl.‘}l‘5 :§,.d6S8_l‘V
Eoiii-_C’ringles‘Lo,g.Dp, é.§_t‘i‘c
H‘u|l’s-Memoirs, hfarinzi-’s‘Chrl!i)iiic ‘.3, ,
atiot:s._N
. ._Pirartes and l{obbi§rs;“‘Griiiié oif ‘Potomac,’
Falkland, Pilot. H
. slen.
'l‘ough'Y-a'riis,l Liniviiod
Cro.cke__t's.Li.fe-of .V.aii
Horso Shop R.0bIl!S0lt, Kcniugui
Raii_ililesin.lN_'.,Ariier'ca- ‘ l
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fiasco Ht-user.
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I lsffieayggalgm 1'01 Selfefal days an-erwgards ‘°“i“‘ CHEAPER THANF(])?.VER. KNOWN BE‘ A L ,ha.li,nsiiy quantitieii,atthefollowing plucesé " , _ . ~ -§:::£;:$y:,].“{$K'{rgfie, |y' efiica¢i5ug.whe,hg,L:,i,é aiggfiggagrg-hgqgglal
. . . .. . I. _. . . 3, eyi Clark,‘-a.nd ., ' ‘ . . V - ui_h.'_’ .,; ._., _'. ,_ _i,
- ‘_‘ _ rI\HE subscribers have this day received 8“ G"°- E- C°'“9.‘°‘€l"“ lAg.ems f°.' xomiam I ’ A 1" Jg1‘i‘(r)]i(3)I1i1RsY’B,-§;l,,%. an‘il‘ibpmiiJst‘i:as€'ieIs“?i:;§ei:,‘:,?l;:'9 ,;;'».~'l‘. :!.Y8.t¢lu
A_fl‘gczing _Anccdole.—An afflicting Spectacle unusually large -l8801'i-men‘-'~ Of Fall Dfy 85_g°°‘S° B-Mlddleb|‘0°k9. w'll°n° _ ,\_ _ -r— " " . - - Plate-d’: -Wargf ‘gem-e_ Th‘e:é,,i,.e's' whicfi it bs-":~ 99,!!!-{to-efl‘¢c
of insanity, followedby a melancholy ‘result was Gdods, whiph were bought for cash, and at such urilflijl Rililymoqd, Netv-CatlI§_al,I. ,_ . ,.\\‘,Jk\\.g_~_ «/-_ _- ._ O3I-U. GLASSES’ recdnlendationé given. 5-Ho _ efl€,c,‘e.d!'nd,Ih
i *‘*:t",“.r“~°='.,° rt.“ £“:**"‘~:‘ miss at ‘“'t°"::"*.:l:f; ‘°.t$.‘,‘,;;,:;=,:;=:,*,:i;; ..,.*;':.° :.f:;.;:- §.%:%.i?.° ..;.. .. .... .....i..—..i...~ Goons. ' arucie more -n~e-aw’: -..‘.‘..‘:i*~°°'*' 31:?
at aumur. _a y an gen eman en_ Ovl - ert anever no it - ’_ . -- a — . . . . ,' ,. _ H I —- W. ,..,l¢.e;-:' i
it the establishment, accompanied by their child, of superfine black, blue, claret, or invisible green :‘;,';:,':e‘:"::i'§: -;'f’f)|“:?‘:‘e*:ll!:t all‘; {fiJ"l)l:c“A:,;':’]‘:;, * * Iiridgeport money taken for Goods. _ 5,1-a,il:r,-égxofigradfzgl ‘m 3" C5593 I0 the -sole
alittle girl-of five or six years old._ As they CLOTHS, would do well to call. We have Be,,.,,,-.., ofcoiiiitiwfcits. 35 ,, Clocks and,_Watchcs carefully repaired -see- bins arccom ar ...’°"5“.".d-‘j""-'°l11Illendiitioil
passed one of the cells, the wretched inmate, an them very cheap Indeed, our gyssortment oif an - I ‘ —-—- amid: warrpiiitgtl-1 no 18 , , _ _ 8. satisfy I‘ the ums{)'_iI:1)(':lrll,_:;i pach_boz;. which, ",1
interesting young woman of twenty-five. W110 kinds of Dry Goods, atpresentisvcrycomp ete. VVAN FED. _ - t)l'W‘-1 , ll y . ._ 37. , 1 . V _ V ' epyuyous. _,]«‘,o, sale :4,
Call Tin and Sheetlroii OVE, ._W, AR E- 9 ,1. A. WEED.-t
'P_rt..-€25 Cents per box_
Norwalk, Sep_i,'4, 18337. ‘
lI)FTY pairs Er-énch M...,,,,,,.,§
y the subscriber. Rice 31,‘
.. . ‘GEORGE J '
Wilton, August 1, 1837 = . V AME
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Together with ntftrly all.at'ticlcs
aiming or Gladlng. includin... ;, 1,,
of Window Sarnes, from 6 by E’
the sheltg.-ids may be foiiii
l'CqtllI'cd/'0 fiiiisliing a buildi
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in the line ¢
rge assortinéii
as ii’.-I lib’ )5’ --A'”°"*
4" .Y every articl
"3: ‘W1 most article
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‘-14,, at lur. old store West side ilieliridge wig:
ledllm he I-‘filmy ‘O. furuisli his old customers
‘{"-, ‘I.’-9 l’-"hilt" _W|lll goldand stler Patent Lev“
V'“"l’eSv Lepme. Euglisli an. French, do 01,}
Seals» Keys. and Ciiziins. "Every vafiégg ,
Breasllllm and Fiflfler-ritt§3;»E'ar Dru" Y 0}
NUDS; Silver Tliiiiibles. Pellcils. and Pris am,
every thiiig iii tlie.Jewefy line. Sil\'ei,'ls'po‘£q
:’l ‘lS5:l.3l‘l‘lI.l,€ll,l alivlflfs ('.)l,‘l.-llI21D‘_13_' s_'i_lve’riziii,'d
tra ii-iietitliles E‘ Cm‘ esl‘mk‘$' . S~'»'“t.l‘¢I3' ml
in ‘tilt: _rll8lllt?,l€£t grid collee Pots, looks.
.6:l..S(*2e ;‘ tea iv: tors,‘ tlicriiipmcters, clocks.
-.°.:v°- 1‘-my t“lctuiu.n putt to Wtllclt .9.
ll-jliritig, and yiletlonn at short ,i_9,1(-,,, i;,,.,,,,‘
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In mm at gigtagiccfig him“ Parlor Graft
October 31, 1837, ' '
. TOYS: "TOYS!
BJQNCH. Gcriiian, and EnglisliToys W3,
\ a great variety of other fancy articlcb at
a general assortinent of Fruit and nuts’ su ’h K
Alinnnds, Madeirt1‘Ntit.s, Peanuts in-lb’, C 3
mn’ Mace’ C""“m3v FMS. Prune; ‘(I3lo(i.'rtasi, (O
i O
zingcs and Lemons. Soda Biscuit tind u ee,
assortiiieiit of Coiifectionary,fo,-' mic bvg. "er
' GEORGE VV. JENl.\'IN_G'S,
W ' -
N0ma,k‘ May 23’ A183. est side the Bridgrh
* i TEVENS & Bi«:Lgivo O1-)s' ' -
b ‘"'°‘l’e" 5UPPly of seasoiiiibleejllgt nae:
wliioh _,will be sold at the present Nei2'Yorli '
d.”°°<l Prices. Norwalk, Aug. 7, 133:
BfA1tnEL‘s.w“ ‘ - . ~
_ for saleby SEIi§fI€§rélIEug".e3tI‘£1l§§‘[]-‘N()(}"
02'? Cash will_be paid for Coi-n,‘Ryeq'
O-‘"55 fltdhe store of the subscribers.‘ ' ' ,
'I‘O- LET—.-One half of a large ’ddr
- house. Pleasantly situated in this tol
_ from the Bridge.- Possession given
mediately. Apply to MRS. MARVIN
Norwalk, Sept.‘l2, -1837. - ' " 1' 3
GUARD’ ‘AGAINST ir~i,i_i_-i;_., ‘ ._
PROTEPTION INSURANCE com»-.4'.vi
« ILLIAM J. s'i-=iti:ET,-or Norwalk, .3...
_ the P-rotectiio,1_t Insurance Company in 1-,’
foi~rl,C¢'innt-.ci_ir-.i_it, offeijs to,’ ‘qsqrg }{,¢,u,;eg’_ st,
xllléfi--Fnctgfics. Barn? ;1,|1.§1|.g,0 eoments oTe
g, lc|",wt_, 1 every ot ier Sl|_]).fl;_|: Q93.-j‘¢,_ Q3; (
ty. -'1gt_1m;_$,l_.o§s qr Damage by 1"u;c. _ Ihg —g‘:;.
preiiiiiim offered, areas low as_tlios_e of,‘ any 1;
similar I,l'l:5i,li_tYIl:l0l_1, an«_l.evei,_y man has now,”
port_uiiity,_for a tritliiig _s'irm, to m-;Qlec,,',;,;,,
against t_lii,s_destru'_ctive element, which alien’
single hour, sit‘-eopsfiway the eai1iii..'..,,«',,'fL',,
years. _ 7 '- . , ' . - °: ’
The course the office pursue in transactiilg»
business and in tlie?.itd_instingaii'd~pnymeiitd '6! In
'’ P{‘“.‘'P.‘. -3”": ll‘-'9'?.'.~ -30.1‘ 18!“?! ,0f'tnsqmince,-a
cation may be madeto the above named Agpm
s autliorized to issue policies to. applicants viii
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2 . EA-RM 2-FoR~ 5sAIf4E’.'.~' .
_ ; . HE~.subsci-iber oifen for-sale-"£151 gen
. land, lying in Stamford; ingthgtfifigiei
‘N0!’-i,.ll._ Stainfo: ; distau,ce~between==oii‘e
two.;.milesst‘i-pin North: Stamford‘ meetin .11‘.
Said farm. is well calculated -to; .di'vida'i.~in£o=.
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A . iwo,.o;.iii.ee;...n.i will -be-soldwiii iiuuiw
together. as: lie.st- s'iiita_ ;;.:s.tt.i:
is well proportioned into wood, meadow, 1:
: and-*Pl.8t-Die5lttnd,.'nnd:hiIs.threezdwelling~Thu
n_d;..harne sud other out builrlingfs.théi'eon‘."
. 0:;-..,If;.the.farm Ihouldxnotbo. Ioldzbefone
first Mbnday.=°.f:'Mtr¢fi-‘next. "on zthnt. day .it
l18:8.0.1tlIt‘*V¢t1d|Ie.-z..-GDHLD;RAY- 9 s
Stamford, Sept. 14, 1837. O‘ ' M
P‘!°9.£.'¥~l1llYl"£;‘,‘.1lll'.. siasatatttthe -,2
9.95".-'li E9.‘-.ie.'.'.’s.«at<;i...er.e ssiocitiect-,‘t6..
them in .,!9the- 51tb§¢‘ll’¢!<i'i‘ll°ll!. ii‘-altiy.-"E-5 .
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