Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, March 7, 1838 · page 4

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“G irartl Loa n.- Com pa nyl

Q/_‘.B,r,oIcen Banks and Fraudulent 1n8liWl50’I33-
' ,. 'j‘i.g rollowing list of broken banks and fraudulent

l,|§lll,|‘lll‘0nS is taken from
52:‘ Haying had frequent
long ‘since fa

Day’s Bank Note List: _
notices, that bills of banks

iled. and also of many institutions that

ebiisted only in name, as well assume who undoi

pretence of a charter, or

otherwise,were circulating

bins o‘t"no value. we have compiled from our List an

slit-.h banking institutions.

and present to the public at

one view,in the following table. The reader will
observe a dash — opposite a number of banks..-
These . iu_r.l|l,u|l0I'lS are not known to be insolvent,
bu, rm"... some reason. they ate unsalcablc in New
Y.oi-k :. and it follows that it would be unsafe to take

lastine Batik .
Hallowell & Augusta Bk
Kannebcc Ban

. Keiinebunk Bank

Oiford isamk. F-zvhursi
Pass-amaquaiddy Bank
8.acogBanl£

VVatt=rvitle Bank
Wintl_irop Bank
.Wiscn~‘.=et Bank

‘rtr.w'1rAistrmraz.
lI_iIl_5boft)llgll Batik
‘V '_ VERMONT.
Jt!II‘el'iS'0l|”Bilnl{llIE' ,C0~l
-inAssAci-rosi-:'r'I‘5-

American Batik, Boston

. Berkshire Bank

Chelsea Bank
Commonwealth

Essex Bank of Salem
Farmers’ bk, Belchertown
Farmers’ Bank, Boslofll
F.i'ankliii bk, South Boston
Grey Lock Baiikl
Lafayette Batik

Mention Batik
Middlescx Bank

Nahant Bank

P-hconix Bank, Nantucket
Sutton Bank »
Wiscasset Bankl

Raoul; tsr.Aso.

Burrilli ille Batik

Eagle Bank, Newportl
Farmers’ Exchange Bank
F‘.'irtners’ 8L" Meclianics Bk
I"'ranklin bk, Prnvidencel

w cosssoricur.
Bridgeport tllanufac. Co I
Derby Bank and Branch
Eagle Bk of New Haven
N ew roux.

Agency and Exch. Bank’!
Batik of Hudson ,

Bank of Ni_agtira

Do..hf Plattsburg

Chartered Banki

Clinton Manuf. Compy’tsi '-

Checks on Jelfetsoii Co.

Bank. .-
Columbia Batik
Delaware (,‘ounty Banltl
Excliabge bk, Po’keepsiel
Exchange Bk, J Barker's
Franklin Batik
Frankliii Manul. Comp’y
Green County hank’
N Y. Lumber Associationl
illzirb e Matitif. Company
Middle District Bank
\Vashiogtnn and Warren

I - -Ni«.w Jtartszv.
Bankof New Brunswick
Franklin Bk, Jersey City
Hobokeu Blt'&.Graz. Co.
J rsoy City Bank A
ItIe,c_haiiics' IJIL, Paterson
M'o‘uinouili bk of N.Jersey
N. .l. Mao. & Banlt'g Co.

N'.'J., Protection and Lotti-

bard Company
State Bank, 'l‘reoton
Salem and Pliiladelphia
Manufac. (fo.
IVasliington Backing Co.
‘ i'r-:‘z<rtsvr.v.i:uA.
Alleghany bk of Pennsyl-
Bzinak»-ot‘ Beaver [vaiiia
City bank, Pittsburgh
Centre bk ‘of Pennsylva-

. ma

F‘ai'mcrs’ and Mechanics‘
bk of Fayette County

Fai'm_e‘rs' and Mechanics’
bk, Pittsburgii '

Farmers’ and 'Mecli-riiiics’
bk, Greencastle

Farmers’ and Mechanics’

lSavings' -l'nstilulioni'

Hat‘mén‘v»‘Iii,stitute
Huntington Bank .
.lu_niatu bk of Pennsylva
nia
Lumberm:in’s Bank
.\'lzirietta and Susq-iehauna
Trading Company
New Salem Btinki
Northern Batik of ‘Penn-

l_li’eiii.”
 O" , MAINI. Silver Lake brink
Bath Bank Swatara bank

Union bk of Pennsyl’na
Washington bflflk
Westmoreland bank
Willtesbarre Bridge Co.
Youhogany bank
mcr.AwAtu:.
Bank of Laurel
Wilmington Loan Co.t
MAnvt.Arm.
Bank of Caroline
Bank of Marylaiid
City bk of Baltimore
Conocbeague bank
Fllkton hit of -Matyland
Havre De Grace bank
Plant.-i-‘s batik of Prince
George Co.
Somerset and Worcester
bank and branches
Susquehanna Bridge Co.
nisrnicr or cor.uMaiA.
Bank of Alexandria
Bank of Columbia
Cent:-at bk of Georgeto ‘n
and VVashingtou
Franklin bk ofAlexandria
'\/lecliaiiics’ bk. do
:\Ierchants’ bk, do
vineiztu.
Monongoliu Farmer’: Co
Virginia Salina h:i-‘nit
Western bk of Virginia
sourn cAnot.i:tA.
Bank of Cheraw
oirottou.
Augitsta Bridge Company
Bank of Macon
Farmers’ bk of C.ttahoo-
chee
Merchants’ and Planters’
bk, Augusta
ALABAMA.

Tombeckbe batik
onto.
Bank of Cincinnati
“ Mansfield
-" Sanduslty Bay
Steubnnville
Exchange bk Cincinnati
Farmers’ bk New Salem
Farmers’ and Mechanics’
lik, Chillicothe
Farmers’ and Mechanics.‘

bk. Cincinnati
German bk of Wooster
Hamilton and Rossville

Nluniifactnring Coinp’y
Jefferson bank _
Kirlland Safety Soc. bk
Eelianon and Miami Bunk-
ing Co.
Lebanon and Miami Exp.
Co.
Mauliattan banki
Ohio Rail Road Companyi
O~.vl (‘reek bank
Platt [.l. H.] 82. Co's bk
Zanesville Canal and Ma-

nufacturing Company

irtotitu.

Farmers’ and Mechanics’

bk, Madison

rrzssnssiro.

Farmers’ and Mechanics’

bk, Nashville
Franklin and Fayolteville

MISSISSIPPI.

Mississippi and Alabama

Rail Road and Banking

Company

rr.on:nA.
Bank of West Florida
Co time-rrial bit of Florida
Mercliants’ & Planters’ blt
' Micmout.
Bank of Monroe
Detroit bank
CANADA.

Agricultural bk, 'l"oi-onto
Bank of Btotkville
(‘ommetcial Ink. Fort Erie
Commercial bank. Brock-

Sims, Colburii 81. Co.i
Canadian bank

Colonial bank of Chathutn
Joint Stock and Banking
Comp.-inv.Toronto -_—"'
Vlechanics’ bk St. Johns

sylvania Mechanics’ bk, Montreal
Noitlutiubeiland Union Merchants’ bk, Moiitreiil

Colti. bk Ottawa bank
Northwestern big of Penn. Phenix batik Plillisburghi

-iylvania St. Lawrence bank and
Pennsylvania Agricultural Lumber Co.

and Manuf. bank
Pliiladelphia Manuf. Cori
Pottsdam Manufac. Col

Unchartercd bank of U.C.
wiscossm.
Farmer's and Mechanics

Rii-.liartl’s (Mark) Checks
 rraiululum,

Bk, Providence.

 

”'r'~AB.r.E on sum PLASTERS.

Cloi-‘poiatioii of the City of Newark,

ct..-,...‘r.«.i-3.... of Jersey Cit

5011111 Ferry Con.puny (nearly all called in)

par
v par
par

Ct rporation ot'ihe City ofPbiladelphia, and oth-
-.er Corporations oi‘ Pliiladelpliia County, I l.2a2

Bridgeport lut‘oi'por5 ted
_,[l2:\.ValI,sti'eet,]

Exchange Company,
stopl

 5. Foreign {st Dom. Exchange Co. N. Y. [8

‘Wall street]

New,Yo.rk amt Foreign Domestic Excange Co.

—&their billson the Eastern bank, B'.ulgor,,\’le.
Also on tlie‘Commercial Bank, Upper Cana-

'-da‘, [23 Nassau street]

Am. Excb. Compan , N. York, [44 Wall sl.‘l

Rosendale Cement i aiiuf
DI. Y Joint Stock Exch.
buildingsl .

Pl_imiiix,Matiiil'. Company, Trenton.
Fairtield'Loan and Trust Comp’y, I-‘airfield.

am t

Comp’y Ulster Co.
Czimpimy [6 Tontine

worthless

Conn. Mining Sr. Manuf. Company, Milford

(4 Wallstreet)

ltlechahics Hall Association, Newark,
lVI,'é lianics’ Loan Company (214 L2 Greenwich

"§t_rce't,) N.'Y.
C_p‘rporatio_n.of Troy,
Nprtliern Transportation,
Rehwa Fire Association.
M’. ,’ill.l.eI‘S0ll_’S Checks

 of Perth Amboy.

VVhileiiall, ——

Good in E. Jersey

ofCom.
do do

Nb}-Jai-kiwhaling 81. Seaaling Com-

pany , Newark,

do do

2.

HE subscribers ha
. Butler. a selected

7

 -'-no-mirom snnn coax:

.—._

ve purchased of T. B.
and choice lot of Dut-

tog.‘ C‘o‘rn, ‘raised from Seed obtained last spring


thispounty. , ,
it will yield as much or

which they offer to the farmers of
This kind of Com, which while

more thaneither of the

kinds usually planted in this neighborhood. and
wgggh from 4 tot} pourida more per bushel—n_iak-
ingagproportionably richer and more nutritious
m.?ettl—-is sure to get _ri_pe'and to be all sound.

IR is computed that an extra sum of 8500, ex-

pended in the purchase
seed last spring, by the
would have increased
crop, at'least $50,000.

aura of _obtainin

of this kind or Coin for
farmers of this county,
the value of . their corn
Those who wish -to be

e‘ remuneration for their labor.

manure pnd_ lan ,best'owed upon their corn crop

will’ s',ec'ure_‘,seed of ti

his variety‘ for their next

ville; bills in favor or

 

 

NEW ESTABLISHMENT

if in‘

HE subscriber, thankful for past favors:

would inform his customers and the public
generally, that he has taken the store lately oc-
copied by H. B. Chase. (nearly opposite the
Post Olfice) where may always be found an ex.
tensive and elegant assortment of Gentlemen 8.
Ladies’, Youtii'e and Children’s Boots and
Shoes -made in the best manner. "I the bet"
materials, and in the most fashioriable style-
at the most reasonable prices. Particular at-
tention will be paid to all orders in his line. and

the patronage ofthe public is respectfully soli-

shed.
VVILLIAM GRIFFIT H.
Norwallt. June 12. 1837. Mlf

 

THE CITIZEN,
Capt. JEDEDIAH B R0 WN.
Will sail from this landing to James Slip. N
York on Tuesdays, and return on Saturdays.

THE SLOOP IVIECHANIC,
Capt. GREGUR Y GR UMIIIAN, Jllaster,
Will sail on Saturdays and return on Thurs-
days. Freight will be taken as low as at other
landings. For further particulars inquire of ei-
titer of the captains on board of their respec-
tive vessels, or at the store of the subscriber.
WILLIAM T. HOYT.
Norwalk, Jan. 24, 1838. tf 46

OSJAEIEES No ©E@©IiS.
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 fa. 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. 'lStf

TO 'I‘HE PUBLIC.
VRANCIS KNAPP informs the public that he
has inst returned trom New-York,t-.-ith asolcct
assortmem. of DRY ‘GOODS and GROCERIES,
which he is offering cheap for casli, at life old st-and
formerlv occupied by E. Moss \Vliite.
BRIGGS 81. FANTON keep constantly ou hand
at the store of the Subscriber, a full supply oflash.
iomible Ladies’and Cliildrcn’s SHOES, which he

sells at their old prices.
FRANCIS KNAPP
Danbnry, April 17, I837. Gil‘

DR. HULL'S IMP OVED TRUSSAT
RED UCE' PRICES.
HE subscriber would inform those afiIict.-
ed 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
J. A. WEED.

sale ‘o

3'
pct. 16.1837.

 
 

 

NOW IS THE TIME. 1
menu «wens.
CHEAPER THAN EVER. KNOWN BE-
FORE. ’. . . _
T HE subscribers have this day received -an
unusually large assortment of Fall Dry
Goods, which were bought for casb,aiid at such
prices as wil_l enable them to sell at; prices low-
er than ever known before. Any pet-so nwant
of. superfine black, blue, claret, or invisib e green
CLOTHS, would do well to call. We have
them very cheap indeed. * Our assortment of all
-kinds of Dry Goods, at presentis verycomplete.
Calicoes and Muslims at most any price. Call
and see. STEVENS &. BELDEN.

SILVER SP (IONS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS .
. RE constantly manufactnring_Silver Spoons
_ and other Silver VVurc,. which in conse-
quence of the “glorious Spl‘Cle currency”—for
which we tender T. H. Benton &. Co. our ——
(we almost said thanks, but don’t mean so)—we
are enabled to sell uncommonly low. But. to be
serious—we are determined to offer our silver
work at prices which petllars cannot get under.
Call and see. -

017' Our spoons are warranted good silver.
o LEVI CLARK & CO.
July 25th, 1837. 20

IRON AND STEEL.
OR SALE, at the store opposite Hoyt’sl.-inding

4 Sweeds Cart and \V=iggon tirc,
English do tlo do do
Square and flat swoetlsiron—-allsizcs,
do do American do do do
do do liiiglisn do do do
Round American and English do do do
Naylor 8; Co.’s celcbratetlcaststecl,
Sauodcrson, Brothers SL Co.’s do do do

Band, nutt, and hoop iron.
Spike and nailrods, lltc. fro.
W. J. STREET.
Norwalk, Jun 4

ILVER and STEEL SPECTACLES and
GOGGLES, for sale much less than usual,
in consequence of the reduction of labor during
these says of “Benton Mint Drops.”
- LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, J uly 25, .1837. 20
NOTICE.
THE coparlnersliip heretofore existing l)8l\Vt‘t‘.Il
the subscriht-rs under the firm of Samuel I-Iawley,
81. Co, is this day by mutual agreement diss0lVed.—-
All persons having claims against the said firm are
requested to present them to Samuel Hawleyand
Rufus H Pickett, who are authorized to settle the
claims against the lili'm- SAM UEI. H AW’ LEY,
R. H. PlCKE'l‘T,
E. 0. BENNETT.
Ridgeficld, March 9. I837’. tfl
ll? The Cabinet business will hereafter be con
tinned under the firm of Hawlev & Picltott.

BLEACHED AND BROWN
NIUSLINS
OF all kinds and prices, for sale by the bale or
piece, cheap, by STEVENS & BELDEN.
April 19, I837 ’

HAIR CUTTING AND
SHA}7_ING.

GEO. IV. JENNINGS

ESPF.C'l'FUl.LY informs his friends and the
public, that he continues his business of Shav-
ing, Hair Dressing and (Jtttting. in the tnost approv-
ed and fashionable style, at his old stand, west ofthe
Bridge. He is always in atteiitla-ice, and happy to
receive customers. His roomsarc pleasantantl com-

foriahlo, and his apparatus in the very best order.
He keeps constantly for sale a variety of articles
in liisline, such as Razors, razor straps. shaving
soap, shaving brushes, hair do, dressing tombs,
pocket do_. indelible ink, Cologne water, mncassar
oil, bear’s oil, antique oil, conversation cards, al.
manacs, pocket books, prints, songs, Etc. Ste.
Norwiilk, May ‘.23, 1837. ~ ~

Etatilnrittg at @E1—@E!cIl.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

HARLES M. KNAPP respectfully informs
his friends and the public, that he has juzt

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OFFICE OPPOSITE THE

NORWALK HOTEL.
N orwtilk, August 22, 1837.

GENERAL DEPOT.
AND
FURSISHING WAREIIOUSE.

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HE Subscriber is constantly adding to his ail
ready extensive stock. every new improve-
ment in articlcsof Kitchen furniture by which his
customers may (l('l ive every possible advantage from
ttie inveiitivo and enterp‘rizing spirit of the times,
and secure to tlieiiiselvesatid their families every
combination of _
- ECONOMY AND CO.\IlFOR'l'.
The following new zirticlesdescrve attention:—-
PF.RFEC'I‘ PREMIUM STOVE tor the Kitchen,
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly fin
isht.-tl aparntus for cooking, boilers, kettles pans.
._.rmd|og &.c,;consumes less fnel..gives out more
heat, than any other article of the_kind heretofore
presented to the public. It is hesules, compact in
its form and highly ornamental. The subscriberiei
now fitting tip some very handsome patterns, which
liiscu:-ito.ners are invited to call and examine.

THE CYLINDER GRATE STOVE, is a neat,
pertty and economical article for stores, shops,
and oiliccs. Several have already been put up in
this place: anti for cheupness, convenience ‘and
vrurmth are rekoned the bcstyo-.t introduced.

TO I'All.ORS.

I.FIWlS'S Patent CoulStove’.<,for ltcating_tailor’s
I_t_'0I‘IS, an excellentaiticle, which may also with :i
trifling expense, be adapted to culinary purposes

THE ROTARY COOK STOVE. so well adapted
to the wants oflarge families, with its latest im-
provemente. for burning wood or coal, are still in
constantdemand and in high repute.

GRATE5. of every pat-

tern plaiu and ornamental.

, brass,Russiasheetiron,soap

- stone, &'c'. at the lowest

rates. and set in tl._e- most

fashionable and commo.
dioiis style.

 

BOX.circ-ulur, and othcrstoves, of every descip
tion- Also,every kind of tin and sheet iron work
rloneto order. Brittanniu metal tea and coffee pots,
spoons, knivt-sand forks, and a variety oftzible and
kitcher.fui'nitnre. Audirons shovels and tongs,&c.
STILES CURTIS, Westsidethe Bridge.
Norwulk, November 1.. 1837. _ . 34

STOVE AND PIPE
OR. SALE by WM. J. STREET, at his
Store——one- good shop STOVE, used two
winters only. at 9.’ great bargain. ,

Likewise. 109 feet 6 inch PIPE, from 6 to 10
cents per lb. '

Norwalk, Dec. lat, 1837. tf 39
CALICOES db FRENCIICAMBRICS.
 PIECES calicoes and currihrics, for

sol b >S'I‘EV_ENS &. BELDEN.
March 28. I8. - .

. SLEIGH "BELLS.
3 STRAPS SLEIGH BELLS. for sale
,, .

returned from New-York, and has obtain’ed'the
latest Fashions. He feels grateful for past fa-
vors,and still solicits his share "of public o;t-
ronage. Work will be done to order, and no
pains shall be spared to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with a 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 as good 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. .

Ready made Clothing, good Trimmings,
kept on hand. . Also, Buttons of various de-
scriptions for Coats, over Coats, and Children’s
Clothing.

Norwallr, (Old Wcll,) Oct. 23,1837.

LOOK AT THIS.

H F. 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
Borough of Dnnbury,and have macincry in the best
order for Cat-ding Wool, Carding and Spinning
Yarn by tlierun,Manufacltnri.ig Satinetts per vard,
Dressing Cloth, Dying Yarn fancy colors, Sac: Sic.
Allthose who may favor them with their custom,
may depend on having it welldonezind oiireasonalile
terms. E. BOUGHTON 81 CO.
Daiibury, May 6. I837. . 9i

ARPEl\"|"l'lRS’ PLANES. rt large assortment
just received and for sale by _ '
WM. J. 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, evcr brought. to Norwalk. Their assort-
ment at present is complete, with every variety
of Scasonable Goods the N ew-York Market at‘-
fords. The goods were bought for CASH, 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 : 100pieces
blue, blk, brown, green, claret, and other Broad-
cloth, at prices varying from $2 to $8 the yard,
at prices astonishingly reducetl ; 150 ,pieces
Cassitneres and Sutinetts, embracing the best
assortment of the . different ~,styles extant,
ever offered in this county; 100 pieces French
and English Merino, ofovery desirable color;
100 Merino and ’l‘hibet Wool Shawls,.chcap;
200 pieces English French and American Cali.

coes, &.c. &c. STEVENS & BELDEN
Oct. 2d. 1837. 30

I CASTINGS.
URNACE doors antl grates, fire dogs and
plough points, cart and wagon boxes, for stile

bv WM. J. S'I'Rl€l".'l?..
300

LBS. REFINED SALT PE'I‘RE. for
sale by ' J. A. WEED.
REEN_'_S CONNECTICUT REGIS-
TER. for 1838, for sale by ‘
J.. A. WEE D.
January 30. 1838. tf-47
OVERSIIUES. _
A FEW pairs best quality India Rubber
Overshoes. for sale by " J. A. WEED.

sprilj5'z7,‘o::-planting. 1‘; 'l.sc7'UBBELb' '&. C(t)r.'u

9.

. orwitllli-D9."

'-, -.-
_ . 1.:-. _ -.
' .5’ ' .

O

. b . WM. J.. STREET.
 Norwullt, Dee. 23,18 -. 42

Norwalk, Nov. 27, , _ , C _ i_3St
. flanking Gtassm _ ‘
OF all kinds, for sale very cheap, by f
V V — '. ._ ~ «- _. 1.rEVI’Cl.AR.K.

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. ;VVAN_TED'. "

N Apprentice" wanted to the
_ ‘business. Inquire ot't!i'e'~s‘ubscrlber.I - -.
., , pi, ,; ‘STYLES CUR.'I‘|S.
. 'N'o_r\vzilk,Jtm II M . _ . .. . . 9
’ IIOCIC SALT.
'5' BUSHELS Rock Salt, a very line at-
 ticle for grinding, for sale by

I-IUBBELL & CO. .

WI-IOl.ESAl.E’"AND RETAIL.
UST received by Wm. J. Street, direct from the
Factory at Sand Lake, [00 Boxes of.Gcr_man
and Rensselaer Window Glass, a superior article,
which will be sold on :is_ good or better terms than
can be obtained in the city ol'Ne\v-York.
- No_v.'2. 1336. , 5'
INGRAlN~ CARPETING.
TEVENS 8:. BEl.Dl“.N liave;ustrei_:eived tI_"0W
pieces choicely S"l('(.le(l, which will be sotd as
lotv as can be purcltased in New York.‘ A|S0.§l"'l’9d
and plain India Muttings, various widtlis, tor‘s'.ile
|o\v,at the stoyc recently occupied by Wm. bale,
tlec’d, a few doors north the mill.
Norwitllt lllurch 28, 1837. 3

BLACK AND COLORED SILK.

NF. of the largest assortment. evcrofl'ere«’ .i
the county. Any prarson Ilesirous of_ silk goods
‘will Iititl almost any style they_coultl wish. Also.
orig Clially or an cxccllmit quality, for sale low by

'l:lTl!iVl'JNS & BELDEN.

March 28, l8.l7. ___

flgartfnrn Biitstiraure Qtutitpaitp,
HAit'I‘i-'oRD. Coi\‘Ni-;c'1‘IcU'r.
BENJAMIN ISAACS. AGENT.
liittorporated in l8l(l, with :1 Capital of $l50,000,
and power to increase the same to $250,000.
7 lIlSlong establislicd.lnstittttion has for more
_I_‘ than a quarter of a century transacted its ex.
tensive business on the most just and liberal princi
ples, paying itc losses with honorable promptness;
nd the present Board of Directors pledge tliemselves
n this particular fully to maintain the high roputa
tion of the Company., It insures upon the most fa

8 vorable terms, public huildings,cliurt.-lies, dwellings,

stores, nierrl.andise, furniture, and persoiiztl propcr
ty generally, against loss or damage by fire.

Board of Dircctors.—Eliphalet Terry, S. H. Hunt
ingtoii, ll. Huutington,Jr. Albeit Day, Samuel Wil
liams, Edwin D. Morgan, Job Allyn, George Put
nam, Jiinius S. Morgan.

l".l.IPHALE'I‘ TERRY, President.
JAMES G. BOLLES, Seci‘clut'y.
Norwalk, Aug. I0, I836.

FIG'D AND PLAIN, COL’D AND BLK

SILIES, 

{)F the east quality. and of the most beautiful
. figures and ct lors. for sale low by
STEVENS 31. BELDEN.

6 nio39

April 19, 1837.

NIESS PURIC. —
FICIV barrels of Iirst quality Mess Pork. for

, sale by IIUBBELI. 81. CO.
May 9. 1837. 9tt

UEN’S UNIVERSAL STRENGTHEN-
ING PLASTER, Celebrated lfor curing
pains in the breast, side, back, or limbs. Also

for gout, rheumatism andliver complaints, for
sale by J. A. WEED. _

SUIVIIVIER DRY GOODS.
STEVFNS & BELDEN have just received
a large and splendid assortment of summer
dry goods, which will be sold very low in these
“ hard times.” .
June 27, 1837. . 

INSURANCE
BY A NEVV-YORK OFFICE.
GEORGE ST. JOHN AGENT. CAPI
TAL $300.000.

RATES of Premium very reasonable--losses
. promptly and liberally adjusted and paid.
For a small yearly sum, save yourselves from
being suddenly, by the ravages of fire, reduced

to peiiury and want, from circumstances ofease
and affluence. GEORGE ST. JOHN,

..

Wall street, New-York.
Norwalk, August 7, 1837.

_ Elctlatrhtss attu jjrtntlrp.
. ‘ FINE assortment for sale at prices corres-
ponding with the‘ pressure of the times. by
‘ LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, July 27, 1837. 20

'SOO'l‘HlNG SYRUP.
R. PARIS’ celebrated Soothing Syrup for
children teething; the virtues of which. in
completely relievingthe. most distressing cases is
invaluable. For sale by J. A. WEED}

V \READ\VELL’S superior Buckwliea
FLOUR.just received and for sale by
_ J. S. MEEKER
Norwalk, January 1. 1838.

_ FOR SALE.
A GOOD second hand-two horse LUMBER
BOX‘ SLEIGH, and double HARNESS,
for sale by the sgbscribers. '

.HUBBELL 81. CO.

Norwalk, Deceriiber_l6, 1837. 4]

GUARD AGAINST FIRE. »

PROTEPTION INSURANCE COMPANY.

' ILLIAM J. S'l'R.IlE'I', of Norwalk, agent of
the Protection Insurance Coznpang,-in -Hart
foi°d,Connec_ticut, offers to Insure Houses. Stores,
Mills, Fucl.0flt'.fi, Barns, and the contents, of each,
together with every other similar species iofpi-ope;
ty, Against Loss or Damage "by Fire. The rates of
premium ofl'ered, are as low asthose of any other
siinilarlnstitution, and every‘ man has now an op.
portunily, for a trifling sum, to protect himself
against this destructive element, which often in a
single hour, siveer~wwa‘y the earnings of many
years. _ . .

The course me othce pursue in transacting their
business anti in the adjustingand payments of losses,
a prompt and liberal. For terms ofinsurnnce, appli.
cation may be madeto theabove named Agent, who
sauthorized to issue policies to applicants without

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elay.
Norwalk.Jan 4.1837. . 3
‘ NEW ’G-ODDS.
STEVENS &.BELDEN have just received
K another supply of seasonable Dry Goods,

which will be sold at the present New--York re.
duced prices. Norwalk, Aug. 7, 1837.

’ TOYS! TOYS!
RENCH, German, and English Toys, with
ugreat variety of other fancy articles, and
a general assortment: "of Fruit and ‘nuts, such as
Almonds, Madeira Nuts, Peanuts, Filbcrts, Cit-
1'0“, M809. Currants. Figs;‘Pi-tines,‘Clov'e’s,' Or-
anges and Lemons, Soda Biscuit, and a genera
assortmentof Confect.io‘nary,for'sale by ‘

GEORGE VV.‘ JENNINGS,

West side the Bridge.
’Norwalk. May 23, 1837. _ llt,

 

"1’~?-"7~"“<I-:-'~ AQ‘§— *. _ : ,
_ STEAMERS,
TAIEPIEDD AND IVIMROEV
"ILL - lens-rs’ Bridgeport -at 8 o'clock A‘. M
Norwalkat -l0,»Stamford ‘.l,, Rocky Neck
half past 11, and Sawpitts 12, every day, (Sundays
excepted) during the mouth of April. Returning,
will leave New Yoi-k,,East _side Catharine _Mai-keg,
every morning, except Sunday. at 7 o’clpck, A«.._M.
All goods. parcels. packages, bundles, trunks and
all other baggage, taken only at ihe'-‘risk of its re’
=pectiveVo.wners.' . ‘ , " "
All freight shipped by the Boats must beipaid fo"ra't
the time 07 dell"-"3'. as the custom? of chargiiig
freiggi‘; t be settled for at the e'xpir‘atio'n ofthe year"
veto . . . ..

Tin and Sheet lrori 

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 ES.» JEWELRY)‘: ,SlL- '
V. ,< . .,VER S_P0,0NS,iBrito_.n--
 C .5 -3 nia tend . Plated Wu.re..
 LOOKING GLASSES,
and variouskinds of FANCY GOODS.‘ _ -
0:‘? Bridgeport money taken for Goods, ,
”‘.,.* Clocks and VVatchcs ‘carefully repaired
and warranted. . « W _ _
Norwalk,Ju_lyd.10.l837. ‘ ‘ '13

NORWALK s'r_0v'n WARE.
' ’ H 0 US E. '
' Eastide the Bridge.

THE SUl>'~?cribcrs take this
method to inform the public
that they have purchased all
right and interest in the estab-
, lishmcnt formerly conducted

' " by Lester Belden, and will
- continue the Stove, C’opper,_Tin
, _ _ I,/. and Sheet Ironbusiness, under‘
the name and firm ofJ. A. Rooens &. Co., and are
now receiving their fall and winter supply of
STOVES, among which may be found a good
assortment of all the most approved patterns for
Cooking and other purposes, viz”: A _
Premiums in the greatest variety for wood" or
(331-l _; Parker’s Pi°ophesy«; Thorp’s ‘improved;
Rotaries, Wilhull the improvements of the day;
Wilson’s, People's.’ and Union. :Also, :1 variety
of other patterns, with from one to two boilers;
Parlor Stoves for wood or coal, together with
numerous other patterns suitable for stores, shops,
&.c. all of which have been selected. with the
greatest care,’ and upon such tertns 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-
mine and judge for themselves. .

Off’ Hatters Kettles, Eavc Trough Conduct-
ors, Gm. made and repaired on reasonable terms.
Ploughs and Plough castings kept as usual.

. J. A. ROGERS,
. \VM. '1‘. SCOFIELD.
Norwal Sept. 6th, 1837. 7;

 
 

F a1'nham’s Pulcgnt Rotary Washing mid

Bleaclting Jlfucliiitc. .

H E subscriber will receive orders for F.-i4'uliani’.=. l

Patent VVashiug Machine, and ’l.lllni.<l| mom

on short notice. He. has one at l.i.< dwcllinv house

which can be S(’t‘n in operation every WilSlliT}fl tlziv.

It was left there three or four montlnt, and liasgirt-.n
good satisfaction.

The Ladies in particular, are requested to call and
exaininc for theinsclvt-3. Messrs. Oliiisted 5,‘ Co.
have secured the Patent Right for this county.
\VM..l. S'I'Rl'IE'I‘.
Norwalk, May 29, I837. 12

T. B. BUTLER,
ATTORNEY AT LA-VV.

FFICE west side ofthe Bridge, over the Hat
Store of Henry 3 Chase.
Norwalk, Feb lo. I837 »

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CIRCULATING LIBRA RY.

THElStibteriber wstzldiiiforin his old paii-oii.i
and the public gent-rally ,thut he is coiistantlv
l'i aking additions to his iiiirary of tho most popuia}
literary woi'ks—-the following is a partial list. '
The Heiress, Sayings and Doings, Guv River.-_,

Refugee, Tales 81. Sketclws. Village ofMrieudoi-pt,
Laridcrs Cyclopedia ‘lewion Forster, A
Peveril ofthe Peak. Fourysars tli. a hal.
The Iiistirgents_ Champion: of Fret-dum,
Pucha ofmnny Tales‘, Three yearsin Aim-rigs,
France in 1829 cl’; :50. Life of H Sailor, -
Siliman’s'l'ravels, 'I'lio Allianibra. .
Whigs of Scotland, Titles ofthe Matter.
llajji Baha, Jacob Faithful. lfisericsoflllarriave,
De Vere. Ciitise of the Mitlge, . _ a
ll.r-gt-ntlai'_v. Mystery, Etiglaiid & the English,
l'wo Old Men’:-' Titles, Men 33' .\lai.nei-s, '
lligli \'l/ay .~t_& By Ways, Dominicit Li-giicy,
'l‘lie Abbess, .l"lCql:l9lltl8 ofHol.atid,

Qnantin Durw.-vrrl, _U. S. Cl'lIniil5II’C.‘:l"IIII?}
Life of Mrs Siddons,'I'ilibleton s Trarila,

New Tales by Mrs. Opis, Atncgimii I~Rntil)t d.
Rhoda. Honor 0' Hum, P.igli:.l\'ii‘iit~-r,‘ 7
l)ul~:e Christian, 'l‘E;e, Spy; Tho I‘ rate
Eartliquitlae’ Bi“tit:v‘.»ritlge Hall, I

I-‘.ngli:<li Life, Meimoth, lied Gautitlor,
Josephus, Eugene Aram, '

Dr-tlinsus Dtickwortli. Mandcville,

l‘ales of the Priory, Cottage Boy!

Pastors l'ire.s-itle, Perils of Woinnn,

Pen Owen, Prairie-, Tales ofiiiy |.amlloi-.1,
Country Neighbors, Last Days of Pompeii,
Festivals and Fasts. liIissioiia.ty,

Pleasures ofLife, Mattlieh Wald,

illenioitr of Brick, Nctvton’s..‘/lessiali.

Travels through Spain, B'I|S.MOl'|'ell’s Vovggo,
‘Westward-Ho, Sketches o'fSucictv, . ' .
Sketch Book, Mason’: Compend..

Walsh's J‘itrney, Knickerbocker,"

Service Afloat, The Guard-i,

Tales of the West, Anna ofGetersteue.
Manners ts. Customs, Fortunes of.\‘igel,
Morelantl Vale, Dunallare. The Roue,

Blue Stocking Hall, Arabian Nights,

Red Rover, Valley _ofSliciiaiidoali, _ .
Woodstock, The Barony, Enoch Croshv,
illaxwell,Adventures of a Ktizzillnisii. J
‘The Provost, The Exclusive, C_\'l‘ll_'l‘.horn[gn’
Peep at the Pilgrims, Adventures ofa King’: Pace
Great Britain in 1833!’, ritzt: George, ’ b
The Carbonate, The Separation,

l'ilncy Hull, Invisible Gentleman.

Elliot's D. bates, Life of N.1'polt'2oo,

Roman Literature, Life of Pinckiiey,

Letters from the l:‘.gcan, Life of J. Tavlor,
Chronicle ofGotliam, Dwig'ltl’s Travels,

D'arliy’s Tour’, Saturday Magazine. 7

History oliE_urope, Tuckney’s Narrative,

Lord Byron, Wild liish Girl, Porters Journal,
History oi Notllimen, Placidc, ’ " ' ‘
Posthumous Papers, Contrast, The Rivals;

Hope Leslie, Coming Om, The Bravo, ,.
Clarence’, Welsh Mouiituins. King of the Peak.
I‘Iel(lel'lll'l.‘tlIe|', Liiieol Lincoln. Fair Maid ot Perth
'I'lic Disowned, High Life, Flirtirtion,
Elizabeth dc Bruce, Pclliam, Devercuu,
Antiquity , Glaston de‘Bloritleville. Retreat.
Wcpt'of:\Vislito_n \-lisb, Water Witch,
History ofthe Bible. I’(-lair Seas and Regions,
Rolliu's Ancient Bistory, English Baron, 4 ‘ '
I‘leasui'es of Hope, Tliadtleus of Warsaw,
Babylon the Great. Tales ofthe Heart,’
Couii-gsmar, Abbott, Discovery of America,
Life ofGcorg_e 4th, Histo,ify_of_B_riti5h India,
Orations of Demosthenes, Kenil\vo'i't‘h,"' " '
'J'lie'Raui'bler, Decision, Fall of.lei'usts'tlcm,
Paris Chi1Chat,Children ottbeg Abbey, , j V
Doiiiesticflecreation, Fables Spanish Daughter, .
Lsicon*,'Es‘says'and Slitclics",'7lIaplViuess, * t "
W hite.’s Remains, Willison’s' Works, Va
Ship Wreck, Peregt'inc Pickle, Gil Bless
Tales ofthe Crusaders, Caleb Wi_lliams, '
Latincelot-Greaves. I-lenry, Milner,
Sir Charles Grandison, Early Lessons},
~Guy Manei’lu'g‘,_ T". ?Moo're’s Works, -
Almoran & Hainet, . George 'DestriQnd,
Abbey of Wcyhill, Birds ofScotltin<l. L
Seekers Lectures, Recluse. Lights and Sltatlowl, *
Louisa,'Madclitie, Bannotli. BUT", ' H’ -‘
Cottage Fireside, Amelia, Fillets England. ,
Elemcntsof Wai, En'tail,Flo'rcnce Macarthy,‘
Lollurds, Lionel, Campbell,=Physioguomist
Reginald Dalton, Prccaution, . 2
Lectureson'Polit_enoss. Balm ofGilead, .
Essay ‘on 'Modern5 History, .'I‘-aleiofa Traveller
-Shakgpear, Hei'mit_in the C_otiu,t,r'y,Collegians,. , ‘
Oxonians. Christian R_esenrches,_ H
:_.\g'mo'deits’at'I.ai‘g'e’. Fiddlcrs‘Ob'servati'or;s.' "'
[«‘o.,.-Ci-inglesLog. Domesticrivlannersof Arnericans
‘Hull's Memoirs. Maincrs Chronicle.» .
Pit-at'es‘and'Bobbers',‘ ' Crui§e'of' Potomac,’
Falkland,Pil,ot. Helen. Caspar I-lauser,
Tough Yarns LIDWOOIIQ," - ’
Croeltet-’s [life of.-.lVan‘Buren'. ':; :-- "‘ - 4-‘

the Navy

' ney.-- ” '

Horso Shoe.R-Pb.l,Ҥ9!!. l<cntut;ki;:Ii.i'Ii,Nc:_.tiv,:1l.qtl:E, , ,

vvi1ton!.Au,gu.5t:1.!.‘— iv: .‘.v"‘~'.'-‘V .-.'»r,‘l.L‘. 2:5:-:2].
IM 12otttrrA‘1ti'1i.*,1’>1soc fir.

H’E*DGEs ‘-‘cE‘I.~E'e1t; TED RHJi:U:v1.

TIC PLAS'l‘ER1.';° iti§‘plif§tei’is e‘q‘ni

ly efiicacious whether ihe,__di_se_ase he,,_.l9cuted-
the hip,,shoulder or e__lse_where in','tli_esysIed
and in most ciises one box is'si't'tfici'ent’ to etfe
‘I cure. _
recorriendtilions given -show that ‘it excels? or
‘article ever before offered-'to'th'e=p'tiblic. ’:'I‘l.
plaster is .to‘*-be applied in-all cases? to the Jnl
of the feet." For-‘directions arid re'co'rntne'ndatid
see bills’ -8c(.‘t)i1]p8uyll‘lg’eIlcl1‘l$OX'Wlllcl)-WI
satisfy‘ the -.niosl iucreduilousii v For‘. salefil

The cures'whic'h it hiisetfected-and tl

- ' A J’. A'."W’E=ED.l
-Price 25 cents per box. ' '_ ' <1 ' Li
Norwalk. Sept. 4, .l837.._'

HARD AND HOLl.OW-WARE,
IRON, 5’l‘I~.‘.F.L, AND C.\s'.fI..N'cs.
LINSEED. SPl'II_t.MACE’l‘|, AND 'F'l.'l'.':7’
wnrrr.‘ LEAD, DRY AND IN C 
VENF/l'lAN AND ENGLISH RE:-A
FRENC’l‘l_AlVD SPANISH Y-ELLE 
SOAP SYONE. PREPARED FOR-l 1"’-'..
VERDIGRIS, (‘.HROMl'.‘. GREEN EYE.
S'1'O'Nl:} YELI.O‘.V, SPANISH WH|l'INl A
LAMP BLACK,
Together with nearly all articles in the
Painting or Glazing. including a large a.i:., . .; l
of \\ iotlow Saslies, from 6 by 8to llbv 13;
the_ shell goods. may be found nearly'e'vel" tn‘;-;
required in finishing abuiltting, and mom ,—,._ .
in my line.) to fuytiish it wlien romplcu-..l. '
WM, J. S'l‘R"s:“: '

w A T 0 u: is use 
SILVER SPOONS, .5-
P R
,$nwfiaay.

EVI CLARK still c.-mtinoesbis ll)’,l.‘..‘!»*.'~:.‘l
at his old store \VC3l—.sitle the Bridge 
he will he liappylo furnish his old Cllift.‘ rm
and the public with gold and silver Patent Levi
\Vatcl-ies, Lepine, English arid’French, do‘,gol
Seals, Keys, and Chains. ' Every variety l
Breaslpius ‘and Finger-titigs;‘ Eur Drops an
Nuhs; silver’ Tliitnbles. Pencils, and ’ir'i'”fal
every thing in the Jewelry line. Silver spout
a lzii*geassort‘irieizt always on hand: silver an
sletel Spt-ctacles: Candlesticks, sntifl'crs an
trays; tine Britaoin "tea and coffee Pots; lool
ing Glasses; tea waiters, thermometers. clock‘
die. die. Every attention puidgto watch rt
pairing. and jobs done"-at slmtt iiotice. I ‘I’:-tjrl
rings on Spoons, Collin "plates, ‘trust ~i~.-‘:1
Nolarial seals, écc. executed ‘with neat l ..~...~'.

at short noiit.-Cc. . I ' " '

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Marcli.1S37. ' ‘O , M
I S 38". I
, lDDI.EBROOK’S and " PRIN L.’--.

ALMANACS for 1838,~by tlit 
dozen, or single, for sale by . I
‘ J. -A. Wi V?-'

"October-9-.t., 1837. ,1
FOR s.-i LE. on EAI’.

I ' HANDSOME, second hand Perle: 
1‘ Inquire at this Olhcc. i

To the Citiznts of Bridgeport’, and 1"m'i;/ielt! 
G ITIZEN S—-—'lt is now ncarlytwo yet ‘ y'-
I became general agent for Dr.'Brai-- 
celebrated Pills in this County. Eve"
knows the very high chaivictcr the genu: :-: 
diciuc hzisobtained by every lll(llVl(ltlal'l‘ ‘
used it. The sale has in conseqtieiice : . .-
great, and the calls in every part of tht
has continued to increase. ,It is alsogt
known that Dr. Bi-.-indreth has never
Druggist an Agent; no doubt he had“ - A ‘
sons for so ‘doing. and all who are the proprietor
of an -article surely have a right, Wlllcllulloll
ought to question, of making whom they choost
the vendors. What has been the -result of this]:
I will tell you. There is scarcely a Drug Star
in the whole of this County but what sells, 0,
has for sale the Counterfeit "Article. How met
who profess religion, who profess. to-be moral

._.‘...‘.‘...—- ..- ... _

‘ can for a inoinerit allow their minds to stoop ,l_

such low swinrlling, is more than I can? tell; we
however is the notorious IltCI.:;,Ill€y, the Drill
Stores. not_-otily keep the Counterfeit Pills. bu
absolutely, assert that they are the genuine Bran
derth’s Pills, thus adcizvg a vile untriith to tin
crime of swindling; .This is not all; the. Drug
gists know very well that persons who use tb,
true Brandretl_i’s Pills. soon-rc-quire no medicin
at. all, they therefore sell pills which they cal
Brandreth’s genuine Pills, _wh__ich are calculate»
to do serious injury; by which means they sup
pose tliat the true Braiirctli’s l."ills_wil‘l,be brough
into disreputc. , . -
Know therefore all ye who read this, that th
true and genuine Brandcrth’s Pills can be binl
obtained. genuine of me in Bridgeport, and onl_
of such Agents in the'County who haven cert:
ficate, of agency, signed by me, and also by Di
Brandreth, and observe that every one has on
of these Certificates, or the Pills sold cannot lnj
relied upon as the" true and genuine Bratidreth’t
and further observe, that it is dangerous to pul
chase of anyone unless he can exhibit. these on
dentinls of agency. " I ' ' A I
The _tollowing are the ‘Agents, appointed in
J olin B} Sa‘nfoi{d,’for the sale of Brandreth’s I
U. Pills, in tic‘ County of_Frirfield: , 1 I ' .
Fairficld, GPO. Peck, Le_wis Burr, uGeo. Bun
Brookfit-Id, Burr ac‘ Morris, and LC Northror}
Néivtown, Baldwin 8: Beers, Wm. B. Glove
Ezr'a'Morgan, S. B. Peck &. Co. and_Ha
Shepherd ’ "
Southport, _
Vvestport, John \V. Taylor‘ _ ‘ “ ' i
Reading, Fanton at-. Duucornb, ‘Abbott dc Fro:
"Rid,qcfielt',‘Wm. Dauchy'&é Co "
Danbury, David Pearse,‘J_r. a:~Jsme's VV. Portl
I Sturdevunt at Smith. -
‘Wilton, George B. Middlebroolr‘
Weston, Eli Adams
Trumbull, -Judson ‘Curtis - ' -
Monroe‘. Levi Edwards'and.Dauiel Sh'e'r‘woot
New-Fairfield, Seeley Barnum and Stepht
Hopkins ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ' V l
Stratford, Robert VVallter, & Treat Blakemei
Norwalk. Levi Clark and Edwin Lockwdtidi
New-Canaan, Samuel‘ Raymond do Co -’ 
Stamford, W. &: R: Hoyt‘ an COW ~ * as
Greenwich, ’l,‘ho’s Barton, do-J0l1:Il.ll:Ill»'.I08'l.l]
.D:irien, A1bert.Seeley' ' . 5 ~;.’ _ . — E. ,
Black Rock, '1‘. Ronson ac -Co.:«.. » - 
0;’;-P Aconstaot«sup‘ply'of the Genuine =Pil
can be iiadat the old-stand. of. =-.-_. 
‘ , . JOHN . B.-SAN-FORD,‘~ v
;_ '_ - Sole; Agent. foi'- Fairfield’ County’.
_Brid'geport,Oct.—l0, 1837. ‘ 2 -. s ,' 33

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