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‘- ' - 'ckerbocker. ’ ‘ -L 1 ST . . NOW I8 THE l _~VEGETABI'.'E‘ UNIVERSAL PILLS. V I _' M ' HAS noiwlon hand and :Fby the 9ubscriber..__ Price ,31,.;,,‘,__~_,,,.,,,'d—.,__, ,,,._.
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From to ‘ _ o; Broken Banks and Fraudulent Instzlulzons. _-F 9 _ HE “Me valuable M~ed.,c,,,e can_alwayI be ., . for Elle very rhea, film, . _ J I _ A. p JAMES!
THE KISS. Irast, (C°"ec‘ed Weekly-) . CHEAPER THANFg*l¥§‘R KNOWN BE’ L haéllinsnyqtaaptiliefiattthetollowtngrplacess .,,,-ssmtlnem-. °‘f;’v€ATCL: Wilton, August I, ,1,8c7'- , g .M21g.f ,.
pr . _ . . g l - kg ,, ._ V , . V," I , . ; , - _ . _ .. _ . .,_
Oh '.‘.°"'°h "0"-for shame! praY—'n“%t‘Gl3" ‘Mame’ lFa"n°.'s 5‘ Mechi do I HE subscribers have this day receiflld 3“ g:o.eE.ICoi:istdci3s Age“-“far "°“.""‘“‘ t %,JS:‘:R JS:l?OEOINRSY’Bristiin- .:IM.P0R'rANT‘B i
'Why you begin, I see. t0_,g§‘l,,,,,d to clasp, Bath Ba”k;F“‘"kl"" bk Providence I‘ ll la ’ e assortment of Fall DI’! Ordeorge B.MiddIeb'roo1rs,-Wilton.‘ 2‘ ' '. .d. P, d~’ .W .: H EDGES CEI-4'EBRA’TED RI-lEUil]'K““‘
Wha_t though I st:)fif=§F}._%“t’.5 kiss. surely; Castine- . do _ C0"”f,§‘i““‘,: C Goodiliniiiizhiveiliioughiror cash, and usual. or s.....u..tii..,.....1.i, Ngw-Canaan-. _ . . _/ 4- .-i‘g,.O*;§,NG “§§LAss§,'§: « _ -TIC PLASTER.,"~i'Ijiii§;'pllisiér‘j§'s}j§,;il§j”‘
I d1d}.‘°§ §“:‘,*,Y..ih quite shock’d I VOW; IE{13l'°“‘t:e11&A“g"S‘ag° Bfldgegogt dagliaancéh 0' prices as will enable them to sell at prices low- 0'l'--- Dauchy 8y..(.p. Rtdg:i1f;0l;l(;,e Agenis. for the and “nous kinds of FANCY GOODS. ly efificactous wheiherthe dtseasejhe ,lo'tfat.ed,'i|',_i ' '
r‘1Y,bgIe::I' ”"S’ how very rude you grow. Kieeldrriiibiitiilr d(r’> Bkarlif N Haven er than ever oitnbiiefoni ‘tany -per-“ii,‘ilengw:§.i I031:iibithiclieiligiiegide and no Pills are war- Bridgeport money taken for Goods. 2:, i:]p'ms0:(,"::::; gzeetgrfiereug .“’°t."y‘°-"3"-5"-. ‘”
, ,_. l - ' ' rfi , are orinvisi r ‘ . _ ,.’ ~ . , at:-te w‘ " ~ - - _ ‘ _ tssu men I_, "ts
-' “at wouldmy ,‘]"‘(’,”'°',f,‘,’,,” ?—t£.iil)eviiil tt.i°)eiiibld{ ,PasSama‘l“°dd}" 3° New i3Ym,]l‘T'B‘ank (CfI.sO?I?HSn,ew:dld domiigll to, call. We have "Tied g°“""‘,‘;;:';L°r’: ':)l‘,3:;’,;"',l:‘(,1,::_"f,!_'i',:_ub°Y° A°en;t3% and*w,:_l,,-311:: and Wlltlillc-—s_ cmlefuuyi repalreil *1 cure.‘ The cures which it liaélefiectediinii telfe
Ohdelmlfalle 0‘ can” “St. I wink—- Sam . 0 Agency & Xe ' them very cheap indeed. Our assortment of all _ . _ No,-Walk’ J,,1,,d_10‘1337_ , ‘ 13. ,rec_omendan0ns_gIVen _show that it ’excels*’any
Pm “f““d t°‘“’gm’ I Shall 9°‘ 8 cep a'- bl I Wi‘"°""”° do Bank "F Hqdsqn kinds of Dry Goods, at presentisvery complete. WAN’l‘ED- _ , V article ever before offered -tothe publici" This
.“‘“d ”“"“ '.‘°‘" Y-on.“ oblige ml? to d.'si‘°m e " ‘V!'”*"°P .. "° 5'’ Nwta Calicoes and Muslins at most an price. Call N Almrcntice wtmedt? lhe 'r.n_nmi Shcetlron NO RWALK S’I‘ o v E W A E- pI_aster_is to be anpliéd in an cases to the-' soles
Hm” I shall bush’ in but meet er e3 e ' vmscasse" d” d0 Pkmsburg and see. STEVENS do BELDEN. business. Inquire 0* 1-'9 5“b5°""""" H 0 US E. ~ of the feet. For directions and recommendations
Indeed. 'l¥Wl‘9 Very "V1'°"ga Y0“ ¢3“’l- deny‘ Ncwflampshire. Chartered Bank STYLES CURTIS’ 9 East side the Bridge.
see bills accompanying each box which fwm
ari’t: divine.
‘Vhl’ 5h°"1d you whisper then-1‘ cith mischief
And see, your eyes are now w
glistening,
Oh, if‘ vou date i188"? .
Why really, sir,. I shall inform my in
attempt. an other-
other.
ou must do such_a naughty things
' fl-,you’ve said is true, you love me,
th simple golden ring
P°.}l‘:€f,’,gf';L.’,?.’"g.*(.§.s might; have power to
a move me;
W'et-e I your wife, of course ’twou_ld not be wrong.
And men youid’ if you pleas’d, kiss all clay long.’
. _
Anecdotes of C'Iicslei,-/‘lelcl and Vollairc.--
Lord Chestcrfield happened to be at a route in
France where Voltaire was one of the guests.
Chosteifield seemed gazing about the_bi-illiant
circle of ladies. Voltaire accosted htn'i—‘My
Lord, I know you are a judge,-—whicli are the
most beautiful, the English or the_ French is.
dies -3: iUpon my word ,’ replied his Lordship
with his usual presence of mind, ‘I am no con-
noisseur of paintings.’ _ , , d
‘Some time after, Voltaire being in Lon on.
happened to be at a noblcman’s route with Lord
Chqsterfield; a lady in the c;omp_any.prod1g10usly
painted, directed her whole discourse to Vol-
taire, and engrossed his whole conversation.-
Chesterfield came up and tapped liiiri oti the
shoulder saying, ‘Sir, take care th=1t‘Y°“ are “Pt
captivated.’ ‘My Lord,’ replied the French wit,
‘I scorn to be taken by an English bottom under
French colors.’ ’
But if ‘y
And what so 0
When Oliver Cromwellfirst coined his mo-
ncy. an old cavalier, lookingupon one of the
pieces, read on one side, God be with us. and
upon the other, 'l‘he Commonwealth of Eng-
land. I see, said he, that God and the Common-
wealth are on difibrent sides.
A man boasting iii a company ofladios that he
had a very luxuriant head of hair, one of the
damsels remarked that it was owing ciitirel y to
the ntellowness of tho soli-
‘ Why are the ladies’ gowns about qthe region
of the waist, ‘like a camp meeting . Because
thereis a great gathering 571576-
. —-———-—‘-''‘--''“—’'‘‘‘W—_-‘—'
A man by the name of Cotton, bfllng “M97
trial in Alabama for it capital offence. viz: steal-
ing negroes, (the only crime which can be term-
ed absolutely capital in the south-western States)
some one asked the prosecutor what he thought
of his prospects’! _ , _ ‘
“Why.” replied the barrister, “the probability
is, that Collon will take a rise in about four weeks,
followed by it very sudden fall .”’
Dr. Hunter.--Old Dr. Hunter used to say.
when he could not discovvr the cause of a
man’: sickness, “VVc’ll try this, and we’ll try
that" We’1l shoot. into -the tree, and if any
thing falls, well and good.” " Aye,” replied a
wag, “I fear this is too commonly the C-150, and
in your shooting into the tree, the first that gen-
erally falls is the patient.”
Original Sin.-A Scotchman in New Hamp-
shire, was called upon by. ll. clergyman, who
conversed with him upon his religious concerns.
Said the minister, ‘Do you repent of Adatii’sl
first sin 3’ Adam! Adam .’ ’ said the sick Scotch-
man, ‘I-never knew the man.”
Benefit of Clergy.—There is alady in Ten-
nessee, as we learn ti-om the wcstcrii papers,
who has had four husbands, and all of them
clergyman, Ccrtcs,shc has been devoted to
the ministry.
Peculiarilies of Expression -.-—In Kentucky.
0. traveller on the other side of the table, will
address you with
‘* Isay, stranger, give us a leetle sprinkle of
that bread if you please!”
If you ask a countryman how much plunder
(marketing, &.c.) be has——your answer will be
“ A right-smart chance.”
In-Mississippi for an expression of gastro-
nomic pleasure, you will hear an exclamation
similar to this:
"Frank this is not bad to take.”
The extra arrangements of the tea . table,
such as sweet meats, tea cakes, &c. are gen-
erally known as the “little fixtug’s.”
Slight Diference in Newspapers.-.—Au alder-
man Jof a metropolitan city came, some time
since, very hastily into one ofthe reading:-rnnnis
there. forthe purpose of consulting the Courier
upon some matter of great importance to him ;
when, not being able-immediately to find the
paper he wanted, he accosted a reverend gen-
tleman whochanced to be there, and reading the
Sun. with ‘* Prat/. sir. is that the Currier-you have
there ?’ ‘ No, sir,‘ replied the other. offering hint
thetpaper, ‘ but it is the Tanner--won't that suit
you as well?’
. The same reverend gentletnau was one day on
board a steamboat, in which there happened.
also. to be another reverend divine, who at that
titne was head master of one ofout largest. pub-
lic schools. Asthey approached the sea. the illus-
trious schoolmaster beganto feel very qtialmish,
and at last became exceedingly ill. In. one of
the intervals between the paroxystrts of his
malady, our friend stepped up to him and said.
- why, , I lilllc erpeclecl _this ofyou; I
thought that you brought up nothing but young
gentlemen.’ ‘ ' ' '
“There is no need ofpraying as if God and
man were deaf; or of wallowing on the floor
or frothiug at the mouth, as if filled with
hydrophobic instead of the Spirit of God; ‘nor
any harm in kindness and ge..tleness, nor any
benefit in harsh and severe expression. The
state of man may be explained to 'him so that
he shall believe and feel better than by calling
him a devil, aviper, or serpent. There may be
as great directness as is needed, or as is possi-
ble without indecorum, and the gospel may be
preached faithfully attended with the power of
God, without groanjiig. -in prayer and crying
amen, and without female’ prayers and cxhorta-
.tipns_, and without the spiritual pride which
never fails to attend pressing the co,mmut_i.ty out ,
of their places, ' and‘ shaking together in one
:csuldron of effcrvetience, all the passions of-all
the classes in human aocic?.y.”--.Dr. Bceolter.
N. Y. Lumber Associ-
atinn
Middle District Bank
Washington and \Var-
ren Bank
New-Jersey.
Bk of New Brunswick
Franklinbk, Jers.City
Hoboken Banking and
Grazing Co.
Jersey City Bank
Mechanics bk Paterson
Montnoulh Bank ofN.
Jerscy
ton doubtful
Cohannet Bank Taun-
ton doubtful
Essex Bank of Salem
Farmer's B’k of Belch-
ertown _
Do. do. of Boston
Franklin B’k So. Boston
Fulton, Hancock
Guy Lock Bank .
Kilby Bank do doubtful
Middlesex Bank at East
Cambridge stopped
Mendon do
Nahant do New-Jersey Manufac.
Plitnnix b’k Nantucket 6:. Banking Co.
Sutton Batik N. Jersey Protection as
Lombard Co.
State Bank. Trenton
Salem 8: Philadel. Ma-
nufacturing Co.
Wiscasset do
Rhoda Island.
Burrilville Batik
Eagle B‘k Newport
Farmers Exchange B‘k
0;"? All “ Shin Plasters” now in circulation
in this neighborhood, are worthless. except the
Corporation of Newark, and Jersey City.
I ‘Y
Q3-Eébihflafl No ©Eh©©E~§.
H.AS 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 Iiiie.
His present elegant and extensive assortment
will be sold for cash, at the lowest prices; and
he trusts that his assiduous attention to his bu-
siness, and disposition to accomodate the shop-
ping community, together with the cheapness
of his Goods, will secure to him a liberal share
of the public patronage. '
Norwalk,July 10, 1837. 18tf
TO TEEE PUBLIC.
RANCIS KNAPP infortiis the public that he
- hasjust returned from New-York_\~ ilh ti select
assortirient of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
which he is offering cheap for cash, at the old st-and
fortne-i'lv occupied by E. Moss VVliite.
BRIGGS 81. FANTON keep constantly on hand
at the store of the Subscriber,-. a full supply oflasli-
ion-able Ladies’ and Children’s SHOES, which he
sell". at their old prices. '
FRANCIS KNA-PP
D.anl.ury, April 17, 1837. till"
DR. HULL‘S IMPROVED TRUSSAT
REDUCED PRICES.
HE subscriber would inform those afllict-
cd with Hernia or Rupture, that the above
instrument, so long andjustly celebrated, is now
reduced in price so as to bring it within the
means of the poor as well as tue rich. Its su
periority over all others Trussres is no longer
doubted. For sale by J. A. WEED.
Oct. 10, 1837. 31
AY’S New York Bank Note List, Coun-
terfeit Detector, and Price Currant, for
sale by J‘. A. WEED.
Oct. 16, 1837. 3?.
Qt. floaaaeaw,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE
NORWVALIC HOTEL. ‘_
N orwalk, August 22, 1837. 24“
Washington Bank. Co. ’
0$- Our spoons are warranted ood silver.
LEVI CLAR 51- C0-
July 25th. 1837. 20
IRON AND STEEL. . ,
OR SA LE, at the store opposite Hoyt’sluuding
Sweeds Cart and Waggon tirc,
nglisii do do do do
Square and flat swecdsit-on—iill sizes,
do do American do do do
do do Eiiglisn do do do
Round American and English do do do
Naylor 8/ Co.'s celebrated caslstecl,
Sauudcrson, Brothers 81. Co.'s do do do
Band, null, and hoop iron,
Spike and nailrods, &c. &c. '
\V.‘J. STREET.
Norwalk. Jan 4 .; S
‘ILVER and STEEL SPECTACLES and
GOGGLES, for sale much less than usual,
in consequence ofthe reduction of labor during
these says of “Benton Mint Drops.”
LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, July 25, 1837. 2
NOTICE.
THE copartncrship heretofore existing betwccii
the subscribers utiderthe firm of Samuel Huwley,
82. Co, is this day by mutual agreement dissolved.-—
All persons having claims against the said firm are
requested to present them to Samuel Hawley and
Rufus H Pickett, who are authorized to settle the
claims against the fi\'m- SAMUEL HAVVLEY,
R. H. PICKETT,
E. O. BENNETT-
Ridgcfield, March 9. 1837. tfl
(I? The Cabinet business will hereafter be con
tinued under the firm of Hawlev & Pickett.
-BLEACHED AND BROWN
NIVSLINS .
OF all kinds and prices, for sale by the halo or
piece, cheap, by STEVENS & BELDEN.
April 19, I837 '
' '
Tl) I‘HE LADIES3
THE subscribers have just received a large as
sortmeut of Ladies and Misses Hats, ofulmost
every description ; embracing some extra line Tus-
can Braid, and Split Straws of the latest fashion.-
All of which will be sold less then New-York retail
prices. 'I‘liey flatter themselves. that the II-«ts just
‘received in addition to their former stock, e’r'nb;-aces
the best assortment to be found in the county.
STEVENS &- BELDEN,
At llle‘Sl0l'9 recently ‘occupied by Wi]|i..m~(;g]
HAIR CUTTING AND
SIIAVING.” "
GEO. I/V. JENNINGS
ESPECTFULLY informs his friends aififihe
public, that he continues his business of Shav-
ing, Hair Dressing and Cutting, 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 roomsnre pleasant and com-
fortablc, and his apparatus in the very best order.
He keeps constantly for sale a variety of articles
in his line, such as Razors, razor straps, shaving
soa p, shaviiig brushes, hair do, dressing combs,
pocket do, indelible ink, Cologne water, mttcassar
oil, bear's oil, antique oil, conversation cards, al.
manacs. pocket books, prints, songs, Sac. Etc.
Not-walk, May 23, 1837.
NOTICE.
A STORE to lot, now occupied by the
subscriber, For furllie-: particulars in-
MONSON HOYT.
ll
quire of
Norwalk. April4. 1837';
AND
‘.-1"
Ii'URKISIIlNG VVAR_EH()USE.
FE-‘HE Subscriber is constantly adding to his al
ready extensive stock. every new improve.
mom in articles of Kitchen furniture by which his
customcis may derive every possibleadvaiitage from
the inventive and enlcrprizing spirit of the times,
and secure to themselves and their families every
combination of
ECONONIY AND CO.\‘lFOR'l‘.
The following new tirticlesdcserve attention:—
PERFECT‘ PREM IUM STOVE for the Kitchen,
will burn wood or Coal; has ample and highly fin
tshed aparatus for cooking. boilers, kettles pans.
riddles &.c,;consumes less fuel. gives out more
hteat, than any other article of the kind lierotofore
presented to the public. Itis liesitlcs, compact in
its form anti highly ornamental. The subscriberis
now fitting tip some very handsome patterns, which
liisi-.usto.iicrs tire invited to callanrl examine.
THE UYLINDER. GRATE STOVE, is a neat,
pertty and economical article for stores, shops,
and officcs. Several have already been put up In
this place: and for clicapness. convenience and
wuriiitli are rekoned the bestynt introduced.
TO l'All.ORS. .
Ll-ZWlS‘S Patent CoalStove’.~,forhcatingtailoi-’s
Irons. an exccllentatticle, which may also with 3
trifling expense, be adapted to culiiiar_vpurposes
’l‘l’l,E ROTARY COOK STOVE. so well adapted
to the wants oflarge 'families,. with its latest im-
provements. for burning wood or coal, are still in
constantdemaud and in high repute. -
ff
'3
GRATES. of every pat-
tern plant and ornamental.
l)l‘1lSS,Rl15SlflSl'le8llI‘0h,S0flp
310,00. &'C- at the lowest
rates. and set in the most
f“5"l°“.able and conimo.
dious style.
BOX.circnlar, and othcrstoves,ofcverydescip
tion- A|so,every kind of tin and sheet iron work
done to order. Brittannitt mt-tal tea and coffee pots,
:poons, knivestind forks, and a Varlelyoftable and
kitclisr.furn_°i_ti_ire.‘ Andirons shovels and tongs,8ic.
' ‘STILES _ CURTIS, West sidetlre Bridge
Norwnllr, Novemlger 1, 1837. .
isuiovn AND “PIPE
FOR SALE by WM. J. STREET. at" his
_ Store--one good shop STOVE, used two‘
winters only, at a great bargain. ' ..
Likewise, 109_ feet 6 inch PIPE, from 6 to 10
cents per’ lb. ' I
34
Norwalk, Dec. 1st, 1837. ' cf 39
LBS. BREFINED SALT PETRE, for
sale by 1),
J.A. WEE
atailnrittg at @111 Ewell.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
CHARLES M. KN APP respectfully informs
his friends and the public, that he has just
returned from New-York, and has obtained the
latest Fashions. He feels grateful for past fa-
vors, and still solicits his ‘share of public not-
ronage. Work will be done to order, and no
pains shall be spared to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with ti. call. _,
The subscriber, for the present, has made
such arrangements, that any article of goods in
his line can be had to order. Persons wishing
to purchase can get goods of any description,
and asgood and cheap as elsewhere. He will
endeavor, as far as possible, to accommodate
his customers. Goods on hand at present‘ will
be disposed of cheap.
(13? Ready made Clothing, good Trimmings,
kept on hand. Also, Buttons of various de-
scriptions for Coats, over Coats, and Children’s
Clothing.
N orwalk. (Old Wcll,) Oct. 23, 1837.
LOOK AT THIS.
H E subscribers would inform their friends and
the public,lhat they have taken the old stand
of E. Boughton, situated half a mile west of the
Borough of Danbury,ai_id have macinery in the best
order for Carding Wool, Curding and Spinning
Yarn by the run, Maniifacttiriug Satinetts per yard,
Dressing Cloth, Dying Yarn fancy colors, &c. llizc.
Alltliose who may favor them with their custom,
may depend on having it welldone and on reasonable
terms. E. BOUGHTON 81. CO.
Dtitibury, May 6, 1837. 9.
ARPENTERS’ PLANES, :1 large assortment
just received and for sale by g_
WM-. .l. STREET.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Cheaper than ever.
‘HE subscribers have received within the
past week one of the largest and best se-
lected" assortment of Fall and \Vinter Dry
Goods, ever brought to N orwalk. Their assort-
ment at present is complete, with every variety
of Scasopable Goods the New-York Market at‘.
fonds. The goods were bought for can, and
bought at least 30 per cent less than last Fall
prices, and will be sold at prices to’, correspond.
_Call and satisfy yourselves. The following
comprise a part of their assortment: 100 pieces
blue, blk, brown, green, claret, and other Broad-
cloth,‘at prices varyin from $2 to $8 the yard,
at prices" astonishi'ng y’ ‘reduced; 1.50‘ piécés
Cassitneres and Satinetts, embracing the best
assortment of. the ditfexentx style; :;exg,,~,,;,
ever offered in this County; 100 pieces French
and English Merino,‘ _jof every desirablemblog;
100 Merino and Thibet .Wo‘ol S_hawls,;chcap;v
200 pieces English French and Amer-ict_in« Cali-
coes, &c. &c. STEVENS &.. BELDEN
Oct. 2d_, 1837. ._ ‘ . . «I;
F ,CASi.TINGS.l 4-
by -
33tf
,URNACE.doors and grates, fire dog! ran
plough points, cart and wagon bases, for only
‘VM. J‘ .sTREE'r.
Nov. 2. 1836. . 5|
INGRAIN CARPETING. _
TEVENS 32. BELDEN havegust received a few
pieces choicely 5:,-leued, which will be sold as
low as can be purchased in New York. Also, striped
and plain India Mtittings, various ‘widths, for sale
low, at the store recently occupied by Win. Gale,
dec’d, a few doors north the mill.
Norwalk, March 28, 1837. 3
NOTICE.
1-0 ALL WHOM 11' MAY on non! CONCERN.
f ‘HIE books and accounts belonging to the es-
I tale William Gale, deceased, are at the store
ofJ S Sammis. The undersigned MV9 00‘! ‘° 7°
mark that delays are. of'en f0ll0W9d “"Ple35‘“‘l
consequences. .3 S DAMMIS.
L O WlSONy
Administrator
March 14. 1837
BLACK AND COLORED SILK.
NF. of the largest nssortinant evct‘offet'er’l.i
the county. Any person ’i0Sll'OllF of silk goods
0 will find almost any style they could wish. Also. '
bl’k Chally of an excellent quality, for sale low by
STEVENS &. BELDEN.
March ‘.38, I837.
iaattfnrit lhtsttrtittttz (Eomputtp,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
BENJAMIN ISAACS. AGENT.
Incorporated in l8l0,-witli a Capital of $l50,0(l0,
and power to increase the same to $250,000.
HIS long establislterl lnslittttion has for more
than a quarter of ti century transacted its ex
tcnsive business oaths most just and liberal pt-inoi
pies, paying its losses with honorable prnmplnessl
nd the pre.=ent Board of Directors pledge themselves
it this particular ftillytn maintain the high rcpiitu
tion of the Company. It insures upon the most fa
vorable terms, public hui|tlings.cliurclies, dwellings.
stores, nieiwhantlise, furniture. and personal proper
ty zencrally.against loss or damage by live.
Board of Dircclors.—Eliplialet Terry, 5. H. Hunt
ingtou, I-I; Huntington, Jr. Albeit Day. Samuel \Vil
liattis, Edwin D. Morgan, Job Allyn, George Put
nam, Jnnius S. Morgan.
ELIPHALET TERRY, President.
JAMES G. BOLLES, Secretary.
Norvvitlk, Aug. 10, i836.
NOTICE.
ffi” THE person who took it piece of BUR-
LAPS, marked “Stevens Belden, Norwallc,
Conn.” from the Steamboat Landing, Old VVell,
on Friday, the 29th ult., is informed that it is
very mticli wanted for the retail trade.
. STEVENS 5:» BELDEN.
October 2d, 1837. 30
1 0 BARRELS Pork; 10 do. Mackerel;
30 Kegs Lard ; 2000 lbs. Cheese; Shot
by the Bag; Precussion Caps, for sale by
, SELLECK &. JENNINGS.
Norwalk, Sept. 18, 1837.
FIG’D AND PLAIN. C'0L'D AND BLK
AHLKS
F the bestquulity. and of the most bcautifttl
figures and ct lots. for sale low by
STEVENS 81. BELDEN.
6mo39
April 19, 1837.
. N OTIOE.
IOHN LOVEJOY having assigned his property
Q to the sub.-icribct's, in trust, for the l)el1(’.llI of his
ci'edttors,it becomes absolutely tiect-ssary that all
who are indebted to him should makeiinnicdiale
payment to the subscribers.
JAMES QUINTARD.
NOAII WILCOX.
Norwalk, (Old Well) March 23, I837.
MESS PORK.
FEW barrels of first quality Mess Pork, for
sale by HUBBELL 81. CO.
May 9. 1837. 9,
iilfifllflfl €it!l9Q}9'1B 3:.
THE subscribérhas just received an extensive
and wellselccted assortment ofBritish, French
India and Domestic Goods, ofeverv varictv ofstylc,
pattcrti, pi ice and quality; so_that all tastes may be
Slllled, and every buyer receive satisfaction in the
worth ofthe money expended. Also, Dry (truce
|'l9S. Hard and Hollow VVare, which will he sold at
a small advance upont'ii '-, *
J.
GEO. ts.1niDbt.r.mio'oK.
Wilton. Aug. 3. I836.
F UEN‘S UNIVERSAL STRENGTHEN-
_—1 _ING PLASTER, Celebrated tfor curing
pains in the breast, side, back, or limbs. Also
for gout, rheumatism andliver complaints, for
sale by J. A. WEED.
SUMIVIER DRY GOODS.
STEVFNS 5!. BELDEN have just received
a large and splendid assortnieiit of summer
dry goods, which will be sold very low in those
“ hard times.”
June ‘.47, 1837.
D IN SURANGE ~
BY A NEW-YORK OFFICE.
GEORGE ST. JOHN AGENT. —A[’I
TAL $300,000. '
ATES Of Premillm Very reasontible—_—losses
— promptly and liberally’ adjusted and paid.
For a small yearly sum, save yourselves - from
being suddenly, by the ravages of fire, reduced
to penury and want, from circumstances ofease
r"i.::.‘“:::;::~H. GWGE S'“°HN~
g war ii
Wall Street’ NeW_Yos;£rance Company, 54
Norwalk,Augiist 7, 1837,
ALL those tllhp are intiebmd ,0 Eli Morris on
| book, are notified that if they wish to save cost
:.'::t.;:.‘:':.:.:*.;;°'"' "3 *’,3{,",j,°,;";'"
. 4t»-it 3. teen. ' ' I B L’ A=s'rgnce.'iI-.4
. «watches tutu flzmelrg,
-~ FIN assortment for sale at prices corres.
Ipondtng with the pressure of the times, by
' . ‘ LE C I .
Norwalk, July 27, 1837. VI_ LARK '
20
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
THE 9“b3¢"lh€1'9' I10-V8 just received a large
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assortment of
, SUMMER DRY (goons;
Winch ‘7°|"°‘.l'0ught for “cnsn,” and at such
' prices as will eiiablethem to sell cheaperthan .
ever before offered in the county. Their 'ti"s.
» Oxonians. Christian Researches,
assortment of all the most approved patterns for
Conking and other purposes, viz: “
Prcmitims in the greatest variety for wood or
coal ; Parker’s Prophesy ; Thorp’s improved;
Rotaries, with all the improvements of the day;
Wilsoti’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 forstorcs, 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.
A good assortment of Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware constantly on hand. Those
wishing to purchase are invited to call and exa-
mineand judge for themselves.
9:? Hatters Kettles, Eavc Trough Conduct-
ors, doc. made and repaired on reasonable terms.
Ploughs and Plough castings kept. as usual.
. J. A. ROGERS,
VVM. T. SCOFIELD.
Kt iv i.‘ St-pl. 6lh,1837.
Fanihanfs Pale-nl Rotary lVaslz.l1ig azul
Bleaching Jl’Itzc/Line.
I] E subscriber will receive orders fur l-‘:ii°nli.im’s
Ptttetit \Vasliiug Machine, H-lltl lint-nish lilelll
on short notice. He has one at l is dwr-lling house
which can be seen in operation every wrishin-g day.
It was left there three or four nlOni.l)$, anal has given
good sutisfliclion.
The Ladies in partit-tilat', are recptosited to call mid
examine for tlicmsclvr-s-. Messrs. 'Jliiistcv.l 5,‘ Co.
have secured the Patent Right for this county.
WMJ. S'l'l{l“.E'l‘.
1'2
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Norwalk, May 29, I837.
T. B. BUTLER
_A.TTGRNEY AT L.t’W.
FFICE west side ofthc Bridge, over tbc llut
Store of Hetiry 3 Chase.
l\'orwallr, Feb 15, 1837
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CIRCULATIJNG LIBl{Al5,Y.
' .HE|Sl£l_3s<....-3]’ wztlldiiifortii his old patrons
l
l
'*'"9_V'S3 fine Britania
I d from .round my l-lillsborough . do Clinton -Manufac. Co. 5. Norwalk. Jun 1? THE subscribers take ,,,i’s satisfy the most incredulous. For sale 1,
Pray, prays lfeznove Your ian l' Vernionl. Checks on Jefferson THE SUBSCRIBERS I _ method to inform the pub,“ . , I J: A. WEED. Y
.I must \::.tl:l;fi_er you to sit so near me’ Jeflerson Banking. Co. Co. Bank B k Q‘ RE constantly manufactnringSilv_erSpoons .___ BUSHELS Rock Sal,’ a very 5",, _-,,- l thy t;l3oy have purchased an Price 2-3 cents per box. . , .
I’m afraid ’tis wrong to be so clu9.5 embraced’ Anigilgigafifilfiketygséslon giéllilxglri no 3: and other Silver VV8-l'0._ Whlcil 1“ f,°“?_e' ficle for grgndgng, for sale by ' lrigtptand l’I.‘li.el'CSI}. in the(pst:ib- N°I“'a“‘_s Sell‘? 4. 1837. _. "6
-i.“i=:r ‘1.“°-"fie°‘“"3“%°E§’“%‘”‘é3l.et;‘£‘l§f."“E.’I..‘°' it is ::;*:..°i.“';t.t.:’.°::."°"r‘.*‘. *t°'-Low i
My mother warne.l,me ofyou&o_ta£te duet, Berkshire Bank keepsie vthic lwe pen _p1rtha.nk8. bgpdmm mna.n so}-we WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 'c§n_t.m,ue the Stone 6'0 7 er ,r,I,.1,n LINSEED , §PFR.l€.1,M.:Akl:‘1,ll‘)l CA?-g INGS. . . I
, Idid not think you d be so bol 1 in cc -. . Commonwealth Bank Exchang. bk Jflarkers £?’eeean::)(1>:d:a)isell uncsmmonly low _, Buuo be Us-p lwceived by w,,,_ J_ S,,.ee,_ d,,ec,fr3,m the /A and Sheet Imnbussinojsg “ind; wH,.,:E LE“D, DRY F-\£B‘l)WFlTg:L0II3'.
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P"? d0n’t 3-PP"°3°h Y°“"§1P5 5‘;,"l°°? to mm: Cylzloggn do pliggfifac Co se"‘,’{"5_w.e are ‘glitirmigfd to 036; out’ “liver and Il;i1-ii.s(:ire)lnatati- llliiidoiva Geltiss, a s‘iixpeeqri)0r the name and firm of J. A. Rocnns-&Co.,and are ,‘Fi“,\:(Sl%I"SY*:3[lJIED. "
As you do novI——you “°“’ ‘ere S "0 °“ ’ ° - _ 1 ' ' W0‘ at prices W ‘C P8 am canno ge "D er‘ which will be sold on us "coil or better terms than now reccivincr their fall and winter supply of SOAP s [ON ‘ LOW.
listening: Commercial Bank B08 Greene Co' Bank Calland see. ~ ._-an be ohtainetl in the cit; ofNew-York. STOVES, aiiiong which may be found it good VERDIGRIS, ClIlgI{(i),llVlEPG‘R{li3;B?.VF&O,R USE’
YELLOW,
STONE ~YliLLO‘vV, SPANISH WHITING 5ND
I
T ~ I ' LAMP BLACK,
ogetier \\'lll near all art’ - ' -
Painting or Glazing. lsilcllttilllétdeliufge 2:o,l.:',::,°r
of \\ intlow Sashes, from 6‘b_y 8to llby 15 A ‘M
the slielt'gn_ods may be found n,.,,,,y eve‘!
rcqnirorl in fitiisliing a building, a Y ""° '’
in my liiie,) to furnish it when 4-omp]emJ_.
. WM. J. STRIZE-'1'.
WA TCHE.S!!_'
SIL VEB .S‘PO0N.S,"(,-
‘ V still ’ ~ A _ - . .
L at his old siore west ii,(:,ef3i’lf, i"_‘5l“€35
he will he llilllpv to furnish his ol in ge “here
and the public with gold and silverl’ cusmme”
\Vatr.-hes, Lepine, Engnsh and Fr atznt Lever
Seals, Keys, and Chains. Eve we .' d.°_v£°ld
Breastpins and Finger-rings. E?’ satiety at
NW5; Silver Tliitiibles. Pcticil r- Imps and
“cry ,,,;,,g in me Jewehy line slglpui in fact
21 large ztssorttriertt altva . D‘ V" 5P°‘?"S'
. 3'5 ‘"1 band‘ silv 1
“Gel *5l’<‘<'l8t‘les" Candlestio ' J "am
' ' ii‘. snufligrs
‘ and
tea and coffee Pu
- . . Is- I -.
mg Glasses; tea wa,,e,5' ,},,,,.nmme,.,_rc ;:lo‘3cf;‘l\.
5‘~'°- 955° 1*-"cry attention paid to iéincti r:'
ppiritig, and jobs done at I-‘llnrl notice
viiigs on Spoons, coflin’ '
nularial seals, Q1-C, e,“.,.,,,
at short notice.
._ Engml
‘l’l3l£:8. trunk. plates,
ed with tiealttcss and
W111’-1_‘I::r.n AND Ngunu,
- . . Q
, /‘ll-L lcuvc I} ~' In- . ,_
W Ntirwitlk tit .8. 0 dock M
|mll— Pail ll. amt s,,“,:i“s ,2 rv”: .;l R‘0Llt‘)’ Nflilfi
excepted) tluritia the mtiutl,"D,. A.‘"‘“".l -Rlb""d.aYi
York, E,-i-t side (‘ailli$ll'l|'It!emr“'ng‘
‘ ~ ‘'5'’ "--“"’l'l 5Hndni iii 7 o't-locl
.-' 1 - .. .. . _ ‘ '
-.nll.iii”if§;,;.;g:‘*{i-,I"'v‘<";;«=i- bu--«It-.. i
r . ', iI_ {CH fill _V ul [he risk
t, A.’M.
ruiikit and
of its re
and the pn‘r,li'c g(?ll_l'l‘i!lly,l.ll‘rtl he is cou.:tmtti_v
ll tilting additions to his libi_';tr_v of the most popular
litciary \voiks—.--the following is it partial list.
The lleircss, S:i_viiigsand lloirigs, tiny |*,i.-erg,
Latidcrs Cyclopcdiii \‘cwfoii_ For-,alcr,
l’evet'il ofthc Pctik. Four years 6; it hail.
The IIlSlll'gelllS, Chatzipiozas of l“t'ecdoni,
' " . .. Bu. El «.21 0
3ilinian’s'l'r:tvcls,The Alliaitilmt. ’
Wliig,s of Scotland, Tales oftlie l.\’Iill|O_[',
[~Dlaj’i Bubs, Jacob Faithful. .3 iseries ql'M.1, . ..,,__..
e ere. tuise of the Midge ‘
Legendary. Mystery, Engl:-nd,&-tlie Eiigl
'[l'I\yol f\lcn_’sL;’l"al\f;‘,5' lllelig 8' .i‘l.lI|iIlCl’\‘,
'l‘l§:1Abb?3k: Llllticiiuelil-id’ofHliillitliid Lvgflciv’
Qnanlin Durwn rd, U. S. Criui1.tstl (Island 13-;
Life of Mrs Siddoiis,Ttbhletoii 5 Trarila
Nmv Ilviles by M.-,,. Qpic. .:\:xac:ic:_in IR;3él),'d,
{§l|fi(la(,:llI.U:l0l' 9]“-l‘lElIb“:|, I.’tl§:‘ll‘tt il\_tn:c-.',
u ‘c l|'lS tan ,.e ')_v: it: ‘rule
Earthquake’ Brlicvbridge l-lull, ’
1'.‘-n,r_v3i.slt Life, Metmotli, Red Gauiillor,
Josephus Eutrene Arum,
Drdiiizus ’DtlCl£Dl.V0l‘ill, Mzindci_'ill;a,
1‘-ales of the Priory, Cottage Boy!
Pastors Fire;-'irlc, Perils of Woman.
Pen Owetg, .P|rilI)I"I‘[\’ fittles of ni_y l,;1mllo,:,l,
:.3:;‘::::.t. .:::ti .;*:‘.”“-" °’
' t ‘t S. ’t‘s oiia_.ty
Pleasures ofLifc, Mattliew \'l’a’ld,
Meuioits of Buck, Neutut'i’s .‘/lcssiali.
Travels through Spain, Mis.Mm-.-e]]",, V.,
‘Vcstward I-lo, Skctclics ofSot:it~ty,
Sketch Book, Mason's fjompcnd.’
\Valsli’s J’.lll‘ll(3_.’. Ktiickeibockcr,
Service Afloat, The Guartls, .
Tales of the West, Anna gffieterstctie,
lli3?.i§i.°Ltlir-(.i§§”i3iI'.f4tl;‘II;"’i'ii§ "ii? 'g”"
I 1 ' . u(‘.,
Blue Stocking Hall, Arabian Nights,
Red Rover, Valley ofSlietiaiidouh,
Woodstock, The Barony, Enocli Crosby,
‘i~'t‘.'.’.‘i3f7.'.’.'.”i§'lilll-"ii°§.l’.'..?.».i"'f;i'l-';’i'i‘l:........,..
, . ., _ ,
Peep at the Pilgrims, Advt-nttircs of a King’; Pug.-
Grenl Britain in 1833!”, ritze (hm-we
The Carbonato, The Separation, b '
Filney Hall, invisible-. Getitleman.
Elliot's D hates, Life of Napoleon,
Roman Literature, Life of Fiiickney,
Letters from the Egcan, Life of J. Tavlor,
Chronicle ofGothtiiii, Dt.viglit’s '.l'ravcls.
Darby’s Tour, Sal\l|‘(lit_V Magazine.
History ol'Eui'npe, 'l‘itclrncy’s.Ntii'i'ative,
Lord Byron, Wild liish Gt’;-l,T"ot'toi'sJout'tiai.
History oi Nortltmen. Placidc
Posthumous Papers, Contrast, The Rivals;
Hope l.e.~:.lie Coming Out, The Bravo
(l:‘lla.t"fl1Ce,’\Vk’.lSll'DI()ll|lllill1S, Klllg; of t’lic_l"eal;__
.5; 52‘:W:.L;;‘~*“:' .‘=:~"°i'.'?' M“ °'
owne wt .t e ‘ irtutton,
Elizabeth dc Brucbc, I’till1,allI.D0vefCfll1,
Antiquity , Gl::s.l0ti tle Blondeville Retreat,
Wcpt of VVislttori Wish Water \l’ilr‘li
History ofllie Bible, Pt-lzir Seas and R’9gl0l‘lS,
R.ollin’s Ancient Bistory, English Baron, . '
Elt::is't;t'c:ahofGHopp,'Il‘l;ridtlt;t:p off‘! W aisaw,
at _v ii t: tea :1 es 0 ie curt, '
Cotiittgsmar, Abboit, Disco\'cI’_v tr_f_Amcrica,
(l).Ife_ofGeprlge 4t_h, History 0f.Bl‘lllSll ltidia,
Tll‘)Rl.Il(:lS (Ll .€n[))OSl.ll(.3|le¢, Kcntlwortli,
...:.. 5:12. 3.‘.-‘l.'.".'.‘.: ‘;:*:'.,°’-:.*:".:'~“*'e'"-
s i _ e I cv,
Domestic Recrciition, Fables. Sp“ nish 'D;m
acon, Essays and Sktclics, llapv iuess,
Wliite’s Remains, Wil|ison's Works, Va
Ship Wreck, Peregrine Pickle, Gil Blass
Tales ofthe Crusaders,_Caleb Williams,
Launcelot Greaves. Henrv Milner
Sir Charles Grandison, Eat-ly Lessons,
Guy Maneriug, T. Moore's Works
Almoran &. Hamet, George Desmiind,
Abbey of Weyhill. Birds ofScotland,
Seekers Le_ctttres. Recluse, Lights and Shadows,
Louisa, Madeline, Bannock Burn '
Cottage Fireside, Amelia, f’-illets-England,
Elements of Wm, Email, Florence Macartliy,
Lollards, Lionel, Campbell, Physlognqmist,
the Navy
~
."“§°:
gliter,
Reginald Dalton, Prccatition,
l.eclttres~on Politeness, Balm of.Gilead » .
Essay oti Modern History, Tales ofa r1i,.av,,”e, .
Shakspear, Hermit in the C0_l]uIry,C°“egians' ‘
gsmogeus alt I.iIi:'ge, Fiddlers Observations .
our rinv es o . Do esticM ,5 " ' .-
Hull's Meiiioirs, llglarinrtxelrs Chroan'i:l:3r'~ or Aimeycans
Plffllfiflfillli 39558”. Cruise ‘of Poibmac-I I
Falkland, Pilot. Helen.Caspar Hanser ’
'l.‘ot'igli’Yams, Linwoods, 1 ’
C_i‘oekeI’s Life of Van Bares...
Horso Shoe Robinsoti,Kém'uc|;i..j in N',‘,,,,Y,,,k
sortmontat present is unusually large. ,4 '—
STEVENS &, EELDEN,
_sx
‘Rttmhlosin N.Amer°cg.
JOHN A. WEED
‘fr:-igltt t be Sollled pm.
Refugee, Tales 81. Sketches, Village of.\‘lip,-qdorpt, l ‘l"'_“"-"lz
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“l“‘*'l|VP owm-rs.
A” l”"lS"‘ 5"l'll’lH*tl ii)’ the Roitlstrt
flit: limp (,[‘ de“,_,(,_,.y' iltlbelinlti for at
as the Cllllllllll ut'cl,,,,. -
at the tiwlrtttiun of tho 5:»?-
IDD -E 3
I ztLii.iiiIitI.i(cighi.i. 1533. t..}.)R.i.1§
. -'~—‘."-'-', vi -:1.-'_,'.', ft): .~ _ U ‘
.;.;;‘; i,;f;f‘ -
HANDSOME ‘
lg. Inquire at ll'lll~T’(§leficcOgn
Oclnlier
’l"UYs: ' " -
F RENCH, German, aiiilugf '5
Almonds Mad ' N _.
run, Mace’ cuggfitg, ‘I"§j;ysl”ea,n
3-".9?-‘.S and Lemons, Soda B
assortment of Conf'ectionary,."or sale bv
GEORGE w. JENNINGS,
V ' -
Norwalk, May 23' lagiist side the Bl'l(lg(i.lt
V New GOODS.
£3 FEVLN S «ISL BELDEN
I‘ _ ‘l"°tl*9" Supply of seaso
which will be sold ‘at the pro
duced pt-icr-s_
50
iliivilrgfi ii," I
(1 hand Parlor Grate
1
tits, Filbcrts, Cit.
Prunes. Cloves, 01-,
lscuit, and a gene”,
sent New-York re,"
- Norwalk. Aug. 7. 1.837, ~
BARRELS W t 7 ‘
, for‘sale by. SE]Ei‘:Ef8IlEllé)LP3f;?:ll£:11$‘I.I1av0GESl.l. .
01'?’ Lash will be paid for Corn, Rye and’
Outs, at the store ofthe subscribers
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TO LE'r..o ;, 1, 7' 4 '
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ti - » - . _
‘n‘;di:it'ef]'t;p.m 1I.‘ilpepil;l'lt((l,g€. Pplsfirgsioti given inn
N()rWiIl!{. 12‘ .
GUARD AGAINS ‘ ‘
1’ no TE r- '1'/o.-v 1.v.~.i 05.1,, ,..,,
ll-LIAM J. st Rl-.'E'l', of i\'()rWall{ 5 ‘ ' r
we P""“‘7":0" ll‘-W7'tI.7ICc Camila» ,' gig‘ 0
‘°"‘liC0IInt'cIit'ut. offers to Insure Hon '1’, ms in
Ming’ F"”"°’i"5: B’"‘“-‘‘. and the canted?‘ fmm"
l;lgetli,.,. “,3”, ,.,.,,,.y 0",". simunr speC'ie.3o'f:l coach:
ty, Agumst 1,9330: Damage by Fan. The l":l:t:Pe‘-f
pre-tiiitttit offered, are as low asthost-. of" 03,0
“"""‘“' l"5‘l"'“0". and evety man has noiirya 8'
pvllfllllly’ for a ti-ifling sum, [0 ,,,.o,e.c,
agatlnst‘ this destructive elemellf; whiclrqfir-p 35:3
"11 ~ . . , . -
;lP:,_.,"s(a. l0tl|, sttcervsutvay the earnings or mm,
The course we omce
business and in the adjns
:1 prompt and liberal. F
cation may be modem:
5 authorized to issue p
delay.
Norwalk. Jan 4, I837,
‘- I
FARM FOR - SALE.
T E subscriber offers for sale 150 acre, hf
lalfd: l)’”'g in _sl8-mf'.0l'tl. in the society up.
North Stamford ; distance between on ‘ d
two miles from North Stamford meetin I; "Q"
Said farm is well calculated to divide igt me’
two, or three, and willlbesold in thainw: “:2
gtogetherfas best suits‘ purchasers.“ Said Ta’ 1
is well proportioned into ‘wood mead‘. ' l '1'“
and pasture land,_ and hasthree’d'.velli°w~i,p M’:
and, burns andfother out buildings therldgn me?
(E? If the farm should not be so'ld'befoi.-e" tl;
first Monday of March next on that d ' " '8
be sold at Vendue. : (,}0UI"D Ml fit will
Stamford, Sept. 14, 1837; - ~ g _ D’
A GOOD" F35-SAW’ - ‘
S900" and two horse R
' BOXSLEIGH‘ .1 -:
for sale by the subsci-ilign, ‘im.l‘b_l.'e - ~
mmmmfiflw
. B'EADW.ELL
. . .FI.r§?U1$-Just
p_urstic in trausagriug "wit
I ' b S 0 lllallfnllfle, appli.
o1;e‘.i~ove nanied Agent,¢w_lio
Ole. to applicants without
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'_S' ,‘".P¢|’l0r— V-rBuclm-be;
|7_¢.3f3¢_31_.V'§d asnd for.._sale b V
‘ ,- Norwalk."January1‘. l838__‘. ' ‘ "‘
' 0R.‘SALE,‘a“we|lbuiltlh H
4
. Stagmgaod as new..."
"gain. Enquire attliis Ofllcmlu be .6“ "yin. “I
Dec 28
nd most articlt-I ‘
Marcli. 1837.
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THE s'ric.-tMi3tcs“
l\tlarka-i,_ '
have just received .
nablt!-Dry Goods, '
;a_8t_."
aitddothej four” ihorili - "
Norwalk Chronicler