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. ._ _... .-v-,.,, M -,
FOR NEVV YORK.
T ‘HE stibscribers iutetid running the Sloop
p,,,.,¢r, Capt. '1‘. M. Rnyinontl, to New
throughout the season, coin-
April Lid--leavin,£3~ _N‘_"'
and James Slip,
York. regular
ineucing on Tuesday, .
walk, every Tuesday 0VcttltIga ‘ ' _
New York, every Satur.lay- l‘f€|gl.|l Wlll ,1“-'
takenon accorniriodating terins. !1Utl_U.Y ,=‘l.’“-‘l
attention, they hope to inertt a share ot bit-sttteszx
I-IUBBELL. «SI. CO.
__.N..r.w.1lk. March 26. 835- 'I"'—""’
, ., . O
p M_ s’]_‘EV1<,l-4.3 will open l,,,M,uCs_
L . day, of the prcsetit‘ week. ‘it ;t‘l‘gcPa..r..
well selected ussortii'ieiirol Spring Lippi‘:-d U.
cliascrs are respectlully invited to ca an em
mine before ptircliasiiig els<)=_\_VlI8r6-
Norwalk, March 27, 18.38.
i
‘HE subscriber has just rec-eivetl tl‘.e tnost
complete assortnit.-nt of Garden Seeds. ever
offered in this place, allof which are wurrzlfllctl
uflast ,Yt:ar'=i .=5W‘V“1. 4-1‘ i’‘“ “P I“ é’~”‘“l “M”
J. A. WEED.
tt’55
55
Norwalk, March 27, 1838.
NE\V F.S'l‘.ABLlSII.l3iiii}N'l‘.
1t'tuii.£li/ Groccr,7l- _ ,
HE subscriber is now opening at Nth 0
Burrall’s Buildings, 21 select assorttuent of
, . H . ' i ~ u‘uully iiitpiired for
f1r°ctii‘l.iixiii; d13l'UV‘i:Itl)clle°b‘ll;U- Uulli’-9: T9333
g 3 ,5 S ‘ices Molasses, Fish. Ptlfks 550’ 6555'
fuiia biastii uality and attlie lowest cash priCUS.
fpaiyealwayb be foiind at his store. Give him it
_ -i 3 ~ A elswliere. _
‘°"” "°f°"’ 3"" ""i§dtii.n,o. J ENNlNGS_.__
Norwalk, March 27. 1535-
YE S'I‘UFI"S of every tIt,!SCl'lpl.IUll._‘fU‘|' Salt:
cheap for cash. ll)’ -I- A‘ wl‘4l5‘D'
FOR SALE.
FARM c,,,,3;5iing ofsixty acres of first rate
land lyina in the Town of l{«“l¥"”“*ld‘ d"
‘ DD. 66 D. Banks’ ii::i_rufac:iiriiig
. ~- ‘. the
lisliznent. Said 15 am. is sitiiatctt upon
Sstiziir Hollow Turiipilic. 14 lllllt‘-5 i"’'” N‘’'''
walk, is well fenced, and irrigated Ly a never
fuilinu stream of water. For lurtber particulars.
inquifies may be made of David Banks near the
‘*"e"‘lSes’ °r or me\lilulbELEiI’A‘i\.I MAYBURY. __
Norwalk, March 27, we. ll'0-9
, \VOUD ASIIES‘ WAN'1‘EI}|o
IGHTEEN PENCE a bushel_ w;l. be
,paid for wood ashes by the spbscrlhero
MAR l‘lN KALBB I..l3.lSLIl..,_,_
N..=3rwalk, March 27, 838. ll 0"
Bushcls of Maple Coal for sale by
EDWIN LOCK WOOD-
Norw-«ilk, April 2. I838.
Cpovzlt AND 'l‘l.i-l()'1‘l-I‘i( Sialil), for sue by
rectly south of
J t)SEI’lI S .llEl£KER.
,7? ‘ttiili ELEMl~2l\"I‘S OF MUR.-\l. SCIENCI-.
' by Francis \’VttVl‘:tIltl, D. D., Prt-siilr.-iit o.
Brown U.nivcrsit.Y. 'r\titI I’rot't-ssor 0 mail Philoso-
phy’ f,,,.s,,l,., by A. \‘VI‘iI'.U.
“ W1?‘ -"5 . ..
NE seal" 63..-O‘3......v”§..
V IIE suliscribt-.r has just received an cxlctisivc
'_l assortnient of Spring l)ry Goods; and oll-:t_
them to the_ public tit prices very iiiucb rt-.tliicett.
Now is '.'!°.!l'?3° but e_::+"**:.°l':=='1::...‘.‘::[£235
At the store recently occupier] by Stevens ck, l.JOlt‘l.Pr.'l4
Not-walk, March I'J, I833. I 0
PATE 3' T B E E iii V 54} .
I HE public are respectfully invited to call at
F the subscriber’s Store, N t. 5, B.irrtilt's
Buildings, and exziinine Judd’s Patent B -o llive,
which is all that it is recoinmi it led to be, and
requires only an exttniinzttiori to conviitce arty
person of the advantage it possesses over all
other Bee Hives now in use, and must come iii-
to general use by all those who are in the liibit
of raising bees. The subscribcris nowrcady to
grant individual rights on liberal terms. Please
call and examine it. NOAH S. BAILEY.
Norwalk, April 20. ti’ 59
TAILORING AT OLD IVELL.
V-IV HE subscriber feels grateful for past favors
in his line of business. and still solicits a
share ofpublic patronage. Orders will be thank-
fully received, and punctually attended’ to.
“fork done after the most approved fashions, and
in the best manner. A small assortment on
hand. and goods ofevery description in his line,
caiibe obtained from New York at the shortest
notice, and at the lowest prices. All those who
will favor hitn with a call, cart be furnished as
cheap as elsewhere. Tritniriirigs kept oti hand,
thread, silk, twist, cotton spools, and cotton balls,
buttons of various descriptions, those that are
suitable for children's clothes.
CHARLES M. KNAPP.
. Norwalk, April, I0, 1838. tf58
-' N. B. Ready made clothing. consisting of
pantaloons, and vests of cloth. short jackets,
pants and vests for summer wear, of various de-
scriptions. stocks. bosonts. and collars.
‘ IIITE-WASIIING LIME--For sale by
G. D. JENNINGS.
LADIES I-IATS.
IlEsubscribt-i liaisjitsi received tinotlicr large as-
sortment of Ladies atid Misses l'ust_:an, Split
Straw, Open \Vork, Li-gliorn Braid, mixt Siraw,aiid
Shaker’; Ilsiis, which in addition to the stock he re-
cently purchiised, makes his 5ISSUI‘l.lll8|1l larger than
has been kept in Norwalk for a long time. He lias
also received a. few boxes of the most splendid I-lat
Ilibons for trimming. that has pclhiips ever itivt the
eye. Hts assortment. ofsatiu and Lustriug Ribbons
' embraces the difl'ereiit colors, qiiitlities and numbers.
While Crapes by the piece or yard, white and lig’d
Satins for linings. and all other Goods in the Milli-
nery way. Milliiiers are respectfully invited to call
and examine his stock of Milliiicifit Goods. [lo
believes that he can fitriiish thorn with flat.-‘, Rib’
bons, and other Millincry ttrllcles so cbezip, that it
would be useless for them to go to New York for
them. L. M. S'1'EVt~.NS.
Noiwalk. April I5. I838. 48
GAl{DEN ‘£5it}§1I3l)I';i, for sale by
ED‘vVl-N LOCI{W'OOD.
Norwalk, April 10. 1838. if 57
R. BRANI)RE'l‘ll'S UNIVERSAL
VEGETABLE PIIJLS, for salt: by
ED'\VlN LOCKWOUD.
Norwalk, April 10, 1838.
31-»-tr at ,
3t57
G ENERA§y DEPOT‘:
AN‘ ::_
FUI{l\'ISI{lNG ‘V.-1RE[']()USE.
"'1 IIIC Sttbscribcr is constztntly iulding to his 9
roziily extensive stock. cvcry new improve
merit in -.trticle's of Kitchen furniture by wlt:cl_i his
"custoinris may derive every possible advantagel rotn
iue inventiv__e tintl el|Lei‘pI'l'l.ing spirit of'the times,
flfltl secure to tlicitisclves and their families every
. -...:iii,o\n of ‘ I
.1 .\,..r, , _ ‘ v I
The follotviugtiSi\'Y:iii.I§.l,) COMr(,)R ' - ._
I GIVE. attention.
- 1 ~ vs ’ \ 4:.‘ ‘S
_i*i«.iti~ i«.t i I’RI:.i\-IIUM s it»... .,,,. ,,,, _K,,,,.,,,,,,
wi.l burn wood or coal; has ample and ltigiiiy no
l.~'l]Ptl nparatus tor cooking, boilers, kettles puns.
gritltllvs &c,;consumes less fut-.l. gives out more
lit-tit, than any otltcrarticleof the kind heretofore
presented to the public. It. is bcsitles, coinract in_
its form and highly oriitinient:i.l. The snbstribcris
now fitting tip some very handsome pattcriis, which
Iiiscii.~tto.iiers tire invited to mill and examine.
'J‘lIE_ CYLINDER GR.-XTE STOVE, is a neat,
pertty and economical article for stores, shops,
and ofiicecs. Several have alreatly been put tip in
this pl:rca.: and for clicitpncss, convenience and
witrniih are rekoncd the best yet iittroduccd.
TO IAILORS. '
LFIWlS'S Patent CoalStovo.’.~,forlic:ttingt.:iilor’s
Irniis, an excellent article, which may also with a
trifling expense, be adopted to culinary purposes
'I‘H E ROTARY COOK STOVE. so well adapted
to the wtintsoflarge faitnilir-s, with its latest im-
provements. for burning wood or son], are still in
t:t)l'lSl:tnl(iIeIll.’|llt.l and in high repute.
GRATES. of every pat-
tern plain and oriiainontal.
br:tss,I{tis~i:i sheet ii'on,.soitp
stone, .\-c. at the lowest
rates. and set in the most
fiislticiiiible and comirio.
diotts style.
--~ -
BOX.circtiI:tr, and ollmrstovt‘.=, of every tlr-:<t'ip
tion- Also, every kind of tin and sheet iron work
rloncto order. Brittanuist motaltea and coffee pots,
spoons, knivesand forks, and it varic-tyofttiblc and
kitchen furnitiire. Andirons shovels and tongs, Sic.
S'I‘lLES (lUlt'l‘IS,Westsidcthe Bridge.
Norwailk, l\'ovember 1. I837. 34
'{‘ HE subscribers would inform their friends
and the public, that they intend to sail the
sloop Pnwosiittc, Titus K. Merrill, master, from
George St. John's landing, at the head of Nor-
walk harbor, to James Slip, New York, on
Tiiitrstlriys, returning Tuesdays, throughout the
IRON AND STEEL. ’ _
{ on SALE, at the stoic opposite Hoyt sliiiiiliiig
Swcetls Cart and VI aggon tirc,
Eiiglisii do _ do do do
Squztreand [lat swccd:~'iron—allsizes,
do do American do d0 ‘I0
do do Eitgtisii do 00 d0
Round Aincrit-.aii and Englisltdo do do
Nuylor ti» Co.’s l_'elt:l)t'i\l.e(ICaSl:1l.CCl,-
do do
Siiundcrson, Bi'otlicrs'_SL C0.’s d0
Biiiitl, nutt, tliitl hoop iron‘.
Spike and nail rods, 3510- N0 W. J. s,,_REE,l,.
Norwzilk, Jan 4 8
‘ILVER and STEEL SPECTACLES and
GOGGLES, for sale much less than usual,
in consequence of the reduction of labor during
these says of "Benton BIIIIILJIE-;§?‘Ii)S(-;:;_JAI{I{.20
Norwalk, July 25, 1837.
NOTICE. _ _
TIIE ttopnrtnership heretofore pxisttng betwcctt
the subscrihi-rs ttiider the Iirin ol Stiinttel Hiiwleyt
8:. Co, is this day by inutuitl iigrccment di_ssolved.-f-
All persons having claims against the said him ale
rcquestcil to present them to Satnttcl Ilawlcyaltd
Ritfus II Pickett, who are iititlttirizetl to settle the
claims against the Ill‘H]- SAMUEL IIAVV LEY,
R. ii. PICK!-‘_.'l"1‘.
E. 0. BENNETI‘.
Ridgelireltl, Marc-lt9. 1837. II‘!
III? The (Jiibinet business will liercafter be con
tinued under the firm of Hawlev & Picktalt.
HAIR CUTTING AND
.¢:‘+l'lA.‘b’I1‘\' ibis
GEO. W. JENNINGS
ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public, that he continues his busiiicss of Shav-
ing, Hair Dressing and Cutting, in the ntost approv-
ed and fnsliionablc style, at his old stand, west. ol the
Bridge. He is always in attcittltt-ice, and happy to
rereeive ctistoiners. His roomsare pleasant and coni-
fortziblc, and his apparatus in the very best order.
He keeps constantly for sale it variety of articles
in liislinc, such as Razors, razor straps, shaving
soap, sliaving brushes, hair do, dressing tombs,
pocket-do, indelible ink, Cologne wntet, inttcassm‘
oil, bear’s oil, antique oil, conversation curds, til.
manacs, pocket books, prints songs, Etc. SLC.
Norwalk, May 23,1837.
LOGIC AT THIS.
7 IIE subscribers would iiilorm ttteirfriends and
tho pnblic,tli:it they have taken the old stand
of E. Bougliton, situitted half a itiile westoftht‘
Borough of D:iiibury,and liiivc iniicinory in the best
order for Citrding Wool, Carding ant.l Spinning
Yarn by the run, Nlallttfuclltllilg Satiiietts per yard.
Dressing Cloth, Dying Yarn fancy colors, 810. &c.
Allthose who may favor them with their ciistotn,
may depend on having it welldonetind on reasonable
ternis.‘ E. BUUGIITON 81. C0-
Datibury, May 6, 1837. 9'
ARPEi\’TI".RS’ PLANES. a large iissortinent
just received and for sale by
WM. J. S l‘Rl:‘.E'I‘.
CASTINGS.
URNACF. doors and grates, fire dogs and
plough points, cnrttind wagon boxes, forsitle
WM. J. S'lRl".E'l'.
IFTY pairs French Morocco Slips, for sale
by the subscriber. Price $1.
GEORGE -JAMES.
VVilton, August 1, 1837. 2ltf
J 03 E.’££fit’s‘ '1‘ IIN 6:,
OF ALL KINDS.
in!
E?‘
bv
ciistiingseason, cotnmeiicing the 8th March ncxt._
for the ptirposc of carrying freight atttl lllarlitfli
sttilf. All ortlersin their line will be tliankfully:
received, and punctually attended to; and by
tlicir regular and careful attendance to the busi-'
ricss, they are in hopes Of receiving a share (if
the Dulilw pttlffillillff‘.
JOSEPH £3. MEEIU311-,
Tl'l‘US K. MERRILL.
Norwzilte, January 29, 1838. If/I7,
P’ 1 Busliels Russia Turnips for sale b l
93‘ GEORGE w. JENNINGS.
\-Vest side the Bridge.
Ft-brnnry 12. 1838.
NOTICE.
V " HE subscriber having sold out his interest
inthe Packeting business to his brother,
William T. Hoyt,tlie business iiifittnre, vtill be
carried oti by him. In consequence oftliis ar-
rarigeinent. it will be necessary for all accounts
to be settled immediately to save cost; as all ac
counts not settled by the [st of March, will be
sued iininetliately after that date.
MONSON HOYT.
tl'45
Norwalk, Jain. 1, 1838.
THE subscriber having taken the business of
his brother, Morison Hovt, will continue to
transact the satne on as favorable terms as at arty
other landing. and hopes by a strict attention to
his business,that he will receive a share ofthe
public patronage. Neither expense or exertion
will be spared to have the best ofmeii in his em-
ploy. V
N. B. Freight must be paid on delivery of
rvtmtls‘. W'ILLIAM T. HOYT.
Norwalk. Jan. 1. 1838
GUNS 2 GUN 2 2
A‘ LARGE assortment of Percussion Lock
GUNS, a first rate article. Price $5.
VVM. J. STRBET.
Norwalk, December 23. 1837. '
03"“ CHEAP CROCERIES. Qej)
Va‘ HE subscriber hasjtist received and offers
for sale, Rock Salt, Sack Salt, Canal Flotir
common and fancy brands, St. Croix, Porto
Rico, Ilavanna, crushetl and loaf Sugar, Syrup
Molasses, best Young Hyson, Hyson Skirt and
Snticliong TEA, Potash, Tamarind s, Pork,
Ilanis, Codtish, Mackerel, Ground Coffee, Java
Coffee and other kinds, Brooms, Raisins from
Is. to Gil. :1 pound, Currants, Prunes, Citron,
Rice, Soap, mould and dipped Candles, Pilot
Bread, Soda and Milk Biscuit, Madeira and Bra-
zil Nuts, Almonds, Orangcs, Butter and Cheese,
Sm-.1] plug Tobacco, Snuff, Salieratus Starch,
Indigo, and almost every article usually kept in
:1 Grocery Store, all of which he will sell cheap
for cash or ready pay.
JOSEPH S. MEEKER.
Not-walk, Oct. 2. 1837.
PIANO FOR SA L E.
FIRST rate secondhand Piano for sale.—
'_ Inquire of the subscriber at the Cabinet
\Vare Room, foot of Mill Hill.
WM. A. .BARLO\V.
Norwalk, November 14. 1837. 36t
EElPI4OYl\lIflN'l'.
S'l'l".ADY. industrious man, who is well ac-
ipiiiintctl with the inaniigt-ment of a farm and
(ll.~‘|)()v't’.tl to render himself useful to his employer,
may obtaiii a good situation on itpplication to the
42
NEATLV EXECUTED AT THIS OFFl('E.
E} EEV ES 61. SON’S superior writing fluid,
l just received direct from the Itnporter, and
for sale by J. A. VVEED.
FOR .‘-BA LE. CHEAP}
IIANDSOME, second hand Par lot‘ Grate
__ Inquire at tl_i_i§ Otiice. "'
________ .1
DP. HUL.L'S I/l’ll’l{()V.b'1) '1‘1£USS_/1'1‘
1i’['.'1)UCEl) PRICES. -
‘ti-IE subscriber would inform those afllict-
ed with Hernia or Rupture, that the above
instrunieiit, so long undjustly celebrated, is now
reduced in price so as to bring it within the
’ means of the poor as well as tiie rich. Its sit
periority over all others Trussres is no longer
doubted. For sale by J. A. WEED.
Oct. 10, 1837. 31
CALICOES &'. FRENCH CAMBRICS.
36} PIECES calicoes and ciirnbrics, for
_ ..-..t.. by S'I‘EVEl\'S & nt.i.oisN.
March 28. 18237.
STOVE 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.
Norwalk, Dec. 1st, 1837.
SLEIGI-I BELLS.
30
if 39
STRAPS SLEIGH BELLS. for sale
by WM.J. STREET.
go. .%oua4eau,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE
NOIEWAIAK IIOTEL.
Norwalk, August 22, 1837.
POTASII—For side by
G. D. JENNINGS.
Fora. SALE,
'I‘HA’I‘ valuable establishment lo
; cated at the Old VVell, in the town
of Norwalk, Conn., long occupied
as a house of public eiitertainnient,
and a favorite resort for Neiv-Yorkers in the
summer season. The place is situated upon the
west bank of Norwalk river, within 20 rods of
the steamboat docks, froxrgn which stetimboats ply
daily to and from New. ork. Tbourrli suscep-
tible of great improvements, it already possess-
es all the requisite buildings and accommoda
tions for a first rage public house, or summer
boarding house. 1l'oney may be made by sell-
ing of part of the premises for buildingand wa-
ter lots. Capitalists and speculators in real es-
tate will do well to visit the premises, as the
place will be sold very low. Forfurtlier partic-
ulars apply to Time. 'I‘I.IMerwin, or to the sub.
scribcr. ARRISON DAVIS.
Norwalk, Oct. 24, 1837 33tr
NOR‘iVALK CONFECTIJNIAIKY.
VIIE subscribers still continue at. their old
stand, No. 5 Burra1l’s Buildings, where
they have on hand a large assortment of Con-
ft.-ctionary, both wholesale and retail, which
they warrant t.o be as good as the best and as
cheap. Cordials, Essence and Stoughton Bit-
tcrc, always on hand; Syrups through the sea-
son. -
N. B. Country Merchants supplied at their
doors at its low a rate and as good a quality as
the city article. Orders supplied with the strict-
N, S. BAILY &. SON.
\VANTED-' _ dc, um“
N Apprentice wanted to the I‘Ifl_1m ~ '99
_busiucss. Inquire ofthe sithscribi-r.
STY LES CURTIS. 9
A
Norwalk, Jan 11
{ROGER SALT.
BUSIIELS Rock Salt, it very fine ar-
.'v"/ia‘: ' -I x f It -' d‘ g, for stile by
_1Q - tit. t. or grin in UUBBELL & CO.
WIIOl.ESA[.l~‘. AND Rl£'1'AlL.
Usrp ,.,,C,,',,,e,i 1,,» \V m. J. Street, directgfrnnt the
9 Factory at Sand Lake, 100 I’.oxt_-s ol Gcrnttin
and Rciissi-liu-.i' Window GI-.rs.~', ti superior article,
“.,,,,,i, W,“ be sold on as good or better terms than
cart I)B()I)l3iltlL‘tI lit the city ofNew-Yot'k-
Nov. :2, I836.
INGRAIN CARPETING.
._, TEVENS &t. BIJILDEN'llil.Ve_;|.lSl.l'(!t5eIVC(l a'fcw
2' pieces clioicely selt-ctctl, which will beso-_d 315
low as can be purt:li'.tscd in New \'ork._ Also, ..°-lrtpcd
and plain India Muttings, vitriotts \Vl(IIllS'. l0|“Sille
low, at the store recently occupied by Wm- I-Nile:
dec’tI, it few doors north the titill.
Norwalk illstrcli 28, 1837.
BLACK AND COLORED SILK.
, NE of the largest assortment. cveroll'ercr’ .l
the county. Atty person desirous of silk goods
will find itlniost any style they could wish. Also,
bl’k Cbally of an excellent quality, for stile low by
STEVENS &. BELDEN.
.3]
n
O
M:ircli 28. 1917-
wztrtttirtt iititezttrrtttcz Qiflllwrlltjj,
nAR'I‘FORD, CONNECTICUT.
BENJAMIN ISAACS, AGENT.
Incorporated in l8l0, with :1 Capital of $150,000,
and power to increase the same to $250,000.
9 ‘HIS long establislwtl In.-titutioit has for more
_ than it qutirter of iiceiittiryti'ari.saclcd its ex
tensive busini-.ss on the most just and liberal pi-itici
Pl”. paying itc losses with lionorableproinptness;
nd the present Board OI‘ I)ircctor~: pledgé [hmnsolves
it this pztrtictilar fully to maintain the high reptitti
tioii of the Company. It. insures upon the ntost fa
vorable terms, ptthlic huiltlings.cliurcltes, dwellings,
stores, nl8I'I‘Iiiln(HSe, furniture, and personal proper
ly Et'.I1(‘l‘?llI_V.ilg'fllll.iI loss or damage by lire.
. Board ofDircct0rs.-—-Elipht-let '1‘t>rry, S. H. Hunt
ington, I-I. Hitntingt.on,Jr. AlbeitDziy, Samuel VVi|
Ittuiis, Edwin D. Morgan, Job Aliyn, George P“;
Iiilm, Jnnius S. Morgan.
ELIPI-lALE'l‘ TERRY, President.
JAMES G. BOLLES, Sccrt-lairy.
Norwalk, Aug. 10, I836. 6mo39
FIG’D AND PLAIN. C'_0L’D AND BLK
SEEKS,
O
F the ncstqtinlity, and of the most beautiful
figures and ct lors. for sale low by
STEVENS 81. BELDEN.
April I9, 1937.
IVIIESS E"UI€ If.
A FEIV barrels of first quality Mess Pork, fo
sale by HUBBELL 81. CO.
May 9, 1837. 9.1
UEN‘S UNIVERSAL STRENGTHEN-
_ .ING PLASTER, Celebrated for curing
pains in the breast, side, back, or limbs. Also
for gout, rheumatism and liver complaints, for
sale by J. A. WEED.
ENSDRAFJCE
BY A NEVV-1rORK. OFFICE.
GEORGE S7’. JOIIN AG.EN' '. CAPI-
TAL $300,000.
of Premium very rcasontilile——losscs
promptly and liberally adjusted and paid.
For a small yearly stint, save yourselves from
being suddenly, by the ravages of fire, reduced
to peiiury and want, from eircumstniices ofcasc
and ailluence. GEORGE S'I‘. JOIIN,
Agent of the Howard Insurance Company, 5:1
‘vVall street, New-York.
-Norwtillr, August 7, 1837,
Elistrrtcttrs ztttu 39ttiJrIt'y.
H FINE assorttnent for sale at prices corres-
[ poiiding with the pressure of the times, b
LEVI CLARK.
22i.f
N orwalk, J ulv 27. 1837.
V""\READ\V ELL’S superior Bllttkwlicat
FL()UR,just received and for sale by
J. S. MEEKER
Norwalk, January 1. 1838.
GUARD AGAINST FIRE.
PROTEf"l'ION INSURANCE COMPANY.
' ILLIAM J. S IRICET, of Norwalk, agent of
the Protection lusurrmce Company, in Him
l'ord,Connocticut, offers to Insure Houses, S|or(35
Mills, Factories, Barns, and the contents of each!
togetlmr with every other similar species ofproper’
ty, Against Loss or Damage by Fire. The rates of
pI‘(:‘IlIlIlll1 ofliared, are as low zistliosc of ilny othe.
siinilairInstittition,and every man has now an op-
porluiiity, for a trifling stun, to protect himseli
against this destructive element, which often in a
single hour, swctwwway the earnings of many
20
years.
The course inc office pursue in transacting their
business and in tlieatljustingand payineiitsot losses,
a prompt and liberal. For terms ofinstirnnce, appli.
cation may be madeto the above named Agent, who
s authorized to issue policies to applicants without
delay.
Norwalk. Jan 4. 1837.
TOYS 2 TOYS 2
4 RENCI-I, German, and English Toys, with
a great variety of other fancy articles, and
a general assortment of Fruit and nuts, such as
Almonds, Madeira. Nuts, Pna.nuts, Filbcrts, Cit-
ron, Mace, Currants, Figs, Prunes, Cloves, Or-
anges and Lemons, Soda Biscuit, and it genera
assortment of Confc‘ctionary,for sale bv
GEORGE w. JENNINGS,
VVest side the Bridge.
N oi-walk, May 23, 1837. 11tf
8
PAIRPIELD AND NIIVIROD.
' ‘ILL lciivc Bridgeport at 8 o’clot:k A. M
Norwailk at I0, Staiiiford il, Rocky Neck
half past II, and Siiwpitts I2, every day, (Sundays
excepted) iltiring the tnouth of April. Retut‘nin.r
will leave New York, East side Catlittrinc .IuHl'I(tf:l,,’
every morning, exit:-.pt Siindnv. at 7 o’clock, A. M.
All goods. parcels, packages, bundles, trunks and
all other baggage, taken only at the risk of its re
epective owners.
All freight sliipped by the Boats must be paid for at
the tiine of delivery, as the custom of cliargino
freight to be settled for at the expiration of tho voai
vetoed. ’ '
'i‘O TM 5*} IPUEB LEG,
lllIDl‘mS the [hat ha
has iast returned tram Nety- York_wiib ii igeleifit
assortment of DRY G00l)S .4....i ci‘.0Ci«;ruES,
which he is offering cheap for ciisli, at the old stand
formerly occupied by E. Moss \Vhiie_, "
BRIGGS 81. It‘AN'I‘ON keep constantly on hand
Far nham’s Putcnt Rotary _Washing and
Bleachirig Mac/Linc. ’
1 H E subscriber will receive orders for Farnllflm 5
which can be seen in operation eveiy washing day.
ltwas left there three or four montlis,,aud has 81”“
good satisfaction. _ . '
'J‘ne Ltuliesin particulttr, are requested to call apd
examine for theinsclves. Messrs. Olmsted 8: Lo-
have secured the Patent Iiivht for this county.‘ V
‘’ WM.J.S'1ltLL 1‘.
Norwalk, May 29, 13:17. 19
tr. 3% U'i‘LE R _
1%-..'E”E‘UEi~‘.E§ EEK Ali‘ L.-§.V~‘79
. I-‘I°‘lCl*I west side ofthc Bridge, over the Hat
‘ Store of Henry B Chaise.
Norwalk. Feb 15. I837
CIRC UL.-‘ITING LI BIlAl{Y.
' ‘tl-IE{Sul:.sci-ilzer would inform ..s old pistons
"and the pribiic gt.-tie-.““ll_y,t tieis coiisiantlg.
ii aking additions to liis”li‘.)r't" t the most popultu
litotztry w0l'l{S—-[lie fo ow’. .sa partial list.
The Heii'ess, Sayings and Doings, I-‘try ‘Rivers,
Refugee, Tales 8: Sltetlrzlies. Village ofMiteudoi'pt,
Litndcrs C)'CI0ped1lil '\ewton F£rstt|2r,l
Pieveril oftlte Pr.-1 *. Fouryears it in .
The Insttrgcnts, Champions of Freedom,
Paiclta of many Titles, Threcyetirstn Air-c_;:icu__
France in 1829 6:. 50. Lileof a Sailor,
Silinian’s'l'ravels, The Alltanibrsi,
Whigs oi‘ Scollillltl, Titles oftlie Matter.
I-lajji Babzi, Jacob Fattltful. A ieeriesofhlarriage,
De Vere. Cruise ofthc Midge,
Lt-.gentliii‘_v. lllyslery, Plltgltlllvtl & the English,
Two Oltll IIIBIIJSBI til‘;-9'. -‘r .i‘IHlo|i(:'l'§,.
High \l ays at y .i_)s, ominies Pgdcy,
The Abbcss, .lactitielioe ot'Hol.zintl,
Qnantin Dul'wsI'tl, U- C|'||Dl“.".-'_Cai~2dlri
Life of Mrs Siddon>‘,'.libblctoit s IravI.s,
New Titles by Mrs. Opie, Amuicaii La:3c2l),- d;
Rhoda, Honor 0' Harri, Right l\’inii~s,
Duke CIII'lsIi.1II, 'I‘E'.e_ Spy: 'I‘lie Priite
Etirthquaike’ Iiritcvbridgc I-lall,
English I_Et'e, lileiiiiotlt, lied Cuuntlcr,
Josephus, Eugenio Arum,
Dmlimus !.)ttckworth, Miindcville,
Tales of the l_’riory, ilottago Boy!
Pastors l‘lICS|lI(!., I’crils of Woman,
Pen Owen, .PI'illl'lt!, '1 ales ofmy Lanrllortl,
goiilritrylr Netgl[t‘bors, I$.I.'l.§l.I)ttyS of Pompeii,
‘cs iva sant ‘PISIS, i‘ l:'Sl()tIZt.lV ,
Plt=.:i~ttii'cs ofLifc, lllattliew Wiild,
.\It-nioii: of Brick, Nt:wtoti’s J/Iessiali.
Travels through Spain, Mrs.-llIoi'i-oll"3 Vovaae
V 'estward Ilo, Sketclics of Society ' D '
Sketch Book, Mason's Compend,' '
\Valsli’s .I- ttritc_.'. Knickerbocker,
Sr-.rvicc Alloiit, The Guartls, ,
'l‘ales of the West, Anna ofG_eierstnne.
lllttiitir-.i's bl. CllI>‘I0llH, Forttitics ol‘_\’ige]'
Morelantl Vii e, Dllnitll‘-lfe. The Roue
Blue Stocking Hiill, Arabian Nigltts, '
Rod Rover, Valley ofSliettrttido:ih,
VVootlst.ot:k, 'l‘lie Barony, Enocli Crosby,
Mitxwr.-ll, Adventures of it Kttzzilbzisn
The Provost, The Exclusive, Cyril 'I‘lioriilon,
Peep at tlte_l’ilgrirns, Adv:-nturcs ot':t King’s Page
Great Britain in 18331”, ritze ficortre
'l‘hr2 Carbonztro, The S.-pr. ration, D '
I'i|iicy Ilitll, Invisible (ivirtlormtn,
Elliot’.-; D hates, Life of Napoleon,
ROIIHIII I.itt-raturc, Life of Pinrknev
Letters from the Egcan, Life of J. Tailor,
gliroiiit-le ofGotlittm, Dwi-ght’s Travels,
:irhy’s Totir, Siiturtlziy i\'l:iga'/.ine,
History ofEui'ope, 'l'iit-kney’s Nttrratit c,
Ltjrd Byron, I/Viltl ltisli I-‘_irl, I’orlci's.lonrnai,
History oi N0l‘l.Illt‘.('l1, I’l.it_-idc,
I’ostliumou_s Fitpcrs, C-(|flIl'i'|§'l, The Rivals;
Hope Leslie, Cot:-ting Out, I'l;e Bravo,
Ciareiicc, Welsh Mountziins, King of we peak.
'I'lC‘ltIt"|.l:ll.'Ille|', Liitcol 2..i.nctt‘ll.l, Fair Maid Oi jtem,
Iltc Disownr-.il, High Life, I‘lll'[l|llOl’I,
Elizabeth do Bruce, I'i-lliniii, Di-.vcrt.'.'iu,
Aiitiquitv , GItl.\lt)l'l dc Blonds-ville. Iii-treat,
Wcpt of \Vi.shton Wish, Waiter \'Vitclt,
History oftlic Biblt.-. l’t-lar Seas rind Regions,
Rollin’s Ancient Bistory, Englisli l‘.':iroit,
I'Ie:isui'r-s ofllope, 'l'hniltlt'us of Wtttsaw,
B.ili_vlon the Great, Titles‘ oftlie I-Ieiirt,
Coiiingstnur,- Abbott, I)l.§t.'t)\’t‘l'V of Arm-rio.-i
. .‘ . . _ . ' ’
Lifc ol George 4th, llistory ofBritt.~|i Iiitliit,
Ortitions of Dcniostlicnes. Ki-iiilwortli,
t!'I
tl e Navy
Y The ltamblcr, Decision, Fall ol'.lernsalern,
Paris Chit Chat,Cliiltlrcn oftlic Abbey,
DOIIICSIIII.Ii.(!i'l'(!allt>n, Fiililes. Sp" nislt .I)tult'lner
Lrtcnn, Essays and Slttclics, Ilzippiur.-.-ts, ° ’
\Vliitc’s Rcinnins, Willison's Wot lrs, Vs)
Ship Wreck, I’ci'cgriiic Pickle, Gil Blasts
Tales ofthc Crusaders,=Caleb \Villiti'ms,
Lstitncolot Gt'i=:ive.s. Heirry Milnnr, ,
Sir Charles Gniiitlisoii, E;irl_y L,._,-,,-o.,s,-
Guy t\Ianering, T. l\‘loore’s Works,
Almnrau & Hamel, George Desniontl,
Abbey of Wcyliill, Birds ofScutl:ind,
Seckcrs Lectures. -‘icclzise, Lights and Slitidotrs.
Loni:-.'i_ Madc-lf..; l’- - -not k Burn,
Cottage l-‘im.-i.Ic .-'. .i.-liar, l'illcts Enolanil,
Eletnentsof W't 2‘-Illall, Florence ,\i:c,,,..i,_,.
Lollartls, Lior.--'., Cantpbi-ll, l’livsin..,,,,,,,i_,., ’
Reginald Dalton, Prccaution, ' O ’
Lectures on Politeness. Balm ol‘(.'il.»;..|
l?‘.ss:iy on Modern History, Titles ofa '1l.-.-ivpllp,
Sliaksiiear, llcrtnit in the Cotititry, Co|l.¢..i,,,,s
Oxonians. Christian Rest-arcltes, O '
Asniutleus at [.:irgi=, Fiiltllcrs Ob.~'crv:itions,
FUN‘ C"l“gle5 L92» Umnestit.‘MannersofAincrictins
Hull's Memoirs, l'lIarincrs (.Ill’0lllcIe, ‘
Pirates :tnilRobbr-rs, (‘raise of l‘mom,,¢,
Falkl:int.l,l’ii,ot. Ht-.lt-n, Cat-ptir Hiiuser,
rougli Yarns Linwoods,
Cl’00'kt'l’S Life of Van lsuren.
Horso Slio Robinson, Kcntucliian in Ni,-wYoyk
Rtimhlesin N.Amcr'ca-
3S0
JOHN A. WEED .
LBS. REFINED SAL'I‘ P E’l‘R E. or
sale by J. A. WEED,
N1-«xiv B0()ih'.S.
. A SUMMARY of'Dr.
G:rll’s System of Plire-
ttology, tratislatctl from
the French.
Ernest Maltr:
_ ‘ li0Vt‘I by Bulwei,
Attila. a novel by G. 1’. R. Jaiiies.
Zinzendorf, and other poems by Mrs. Signor-
ney. -
And many other new works ust‘ received by
J. A. WEED.
N orwalk, November 14, 1837. 36-.
ituokiitg Q.’-stassrs
()F all kinds, for sale very cheap, by
- LEVI CLARK.
IS, 1'!
AY_’S New York Bank Note List,»Coun-
terfeit Detector, and Price CUi‘l'al]l,- for
J. A, WE ED.
32
sale '0
Oct. 16. 183.7,
HATS 2 HATS! IL-l_.'l‘S 2
Ladies and ]l’ItSSL’_S Ilals. ’ .
THE subscriber would respc_c,i‘ftilly inform the
public in general, that he has entered very exten-
sivelyiiito tlte article of Ladies and Misses Tus-
areiin want o_f Hats, to his assortment: they will
find it expressly to their advantage to give him
Patent Washhlg M"°l‘l“ev ‘,*'“l I‘"',‘l*'l.‘ "‘°'" ly efficacious whether the disease be located in,
on short n0tice- “*3 "=15 0'19 ““l"5 ‘l“"’”'“3 l'°"5e the hip, shoulder or-elsewhere in the system;
and in most cases one box is siifIi’ctent' to etfectt
'1 cures .
article ever before offered l0,lIle public.
plaster is to be applied in all cases to the soles. _--
82c. 516. These (Foods have been selected with great
care, and will be sold at :: small iztlvtlllct‘.
can, Tuscan Braids, Split Straw, Mixt Straw, by
Leghorn, Legliorn Braids, and Shaker Hats, to well.
wliich he would particularly invite all those who [3m*6l]
IMPORTANT D1so.cVERY-. 7
‘ET’ EDGES CELEBRATED RHEUMA-
. TIC PLASTER. _'l‘iiis plasteris equal-
Tli_e cures which it_lias effected and the
recomendations given show that it excels any
, .
Fhm
of the feet. . For directions and recomuiendations.
see bills accompanying each box which vri
satisfy the most incredulous. For sale b
' J. A. WEED.
Price 25 cents per box. ‘
:, Norwalk, Sept. 4, 1837.
I-IARD AND HOLLOVV \'VAitE,'
IRON, STEE L, AND VCAS IINGS.
LINSEED. SP!’-‘.Ii.\lACl£'I‘l, AND FITH OIL,
VVHITE LEAD, DMY AND IN OIL,
vi-:Ni«;'i‘iAN AND I-‘.NGI.lSH RED,‘
FRENCH AND SPANISH YELLOV./,
SOAP STONE. PREPARED FOR USE
vizniiiettis, CHROME GREEN &YEI.!.OW
STONE Yl-LLLOVV, SPAl\'lSH \\’Ill'l ING, .Ai~u:'
LAMP BLAt‘.K,
Together witli nearly all articles in 'tlie lineo."
Painting or Glazing. including at large assortment
..f \\ indow Sashes, from (5 by 810 ll by 15. Among
the shelt goods may be found nearly everv articli
‘equirctlin tinisliing abuilding, and niostiarticlet
in my litic,) to furnish it when ttomplt-ti-..j_
\rVi\l J. S'I'REF.'I‘.
BOOTS AND SHOES. _
THE $bscriber would respectfully
“H”? c. s‘,.Ier.ditl assortment of Boots
1'.-nt.l shoes of et:':;'',‘ .'c::..prion, at the old stand
fornicrly 0-;-copied by George Mcatl,Esq, where
those who wish to piirclinst-. can be acconimodiit.
ed with ready work on tli -most reasonable terms;
'I‘hc following comprisea part of his stock on
50 pair Mcn’s Cztlfskin Boots. at 3 .9; -$4 pr. pair,
500 do Ladies French ’l‘ics. at 87.}, cts. ' do
100 do do Gaitvr. Boots $1 50 do
50 do Misses Slippers.-T50 and 75 cts. do I
100 do Moii’s Washington Slioes,$1 37% do
50 do Boys do ' do 87;} to $1, do
50 do Cocks, do 44 cts. do
N B. All kinds of Boots and Slices madeto
ortler, oftlie \'t.7l‘y bust m_.,f;criaIs,t1ntl in tlicmost,
fzishionabie ilIi(I_.\Vtli‘I(lTl.'1llIlI{0 "manner.
i‘):‘,.T-_ Also on huritl and for sale about one Ton
of Iirst_qti:ilit.y SoieLea[},p,-_
GEOPGE JAMES.
VVilton, July 3, 1837. L 21¢
N ‘rQ“.‘V B()U';KS. ‘
I7.'l‘l'.R P.-\Rl.EY’S
E1 l5='5l5 Ul.'.Iit‘0:._zt'nplir, for the the ot‘ li‘~.i.i.§ii,_._.;
: lIIstt':ttt.~tI by Maps and engrztvirigs, in 2 vols. . ,
I.t9lI:l,.:I novel, by, E. l.. Bnlivi-r. ,
The I’-alitis illitl Ii'_vi'rins of Dr. lY:itt_< ar|:|ntrp,§
by Dr tiiipoii, with Dr. Itippori’s' Eel:-c'iion, iniaiiic’
vol._|u.~t I'cl!('l\'()lI by J_ \-,1;-‘ED.
N.)r\l':tIk. i\l:II'r:li I3. I838. ' IP53
as W 'i‘ABLl.s'i-i.ll{‘‘:v'r. '. ,
3:;
L;
{'1
:3
'7 2 ‘ -
7-E-"I IIE stibsci'ibcr, tliankfiil for pa
would inlorni his customers and the piiblto
generally, that be has l&lli("ll the store lately oc-
copied by I]. B. Cliiise, (nearly opposite the
Post Oflice) where may alwars be found an ex-.
tcnsive_anrl elegant zissortiiicnt of Gentleman's.
lazttlicsfi Yontb’s and Cbildrcn’s Boots 'antP
ii0E‘S.--ITl2l(Ie in the best manner, of the best
materials, and _in the most fashionable style...
at the most re:isoitziblc prices. Particular at-
tention will he paid to all orders in" his line, and
ilicpziiroringe t,,-the public is respectfully soli.
t:itt:d. ' '
\VILLIANI GRIFFIT Il.
Norwrilk. Ji:iieI2, 1537. “if-
,wg:,.: rims: I'..'5iI~2.-ti’ (mops._-i‘i......’i...,.i
J3
hm‘ has this «I.-i_v l't‘llll‘IlCII front Ni-.w Vorlc
(Zoo-ls, \\'ltlL‘il in zttltlitzoti lo il_ii- l:ltg_'(:_\‘[in_‘k 1.3 ‘,3,-_
cltttsetl it few .l:iy.s since, inaki-.~t his assortirireni at
LIIP. pres:-nt time more complete :li:tn he .1.-.-.-‘ half’
it >'Illt't‘ III’ has liven iii I.lIt- ])i-_,- (5,'.,,i(]_s- 1,",-i,,, 5,3 H."
-lt'-"t"~‘ it nmlttct‘-‘-itI'_v to cntiinrnitc arti- lee. ‘but
~\oiiltl sziy to l)'lI‘tfllil.-‘t‘l‘S who are in wmrt r-fmiy-'
.-ivlc. color and tin «Ir.-.'. to c-..|l, mid you “-3511”, _.,-n,-,,
to find ll tinti-'ii.ill_v low. But be “ill not 3.5,." um‘
tic can .-..-ll lllt'lll I0 p!'|' ct-iit. less than his tteiglibor.-x.
-‘-‘in litiy-—bct::iitse-suclt ill] as ertiuii Btillld carry a,
fzil.-ebootl on the litre of it-—ltui he will iisgi-rt um;
lit? is t'ti:il)lt'd to sell (‘nut-l.-I at the pi'csi'-tit time, "It!
-.su-tl y low, and its clic;-p as can be liou_i_vl.i at any
-IlIH:t' i-stalilisltriir-iii in the County, 1'i,,.,,u|,p¢,,-3"
please call and Judge for tlti_-m.:elyeg_ \
L. M. STEVENS.
\t the Store rr-coolly occupied Stevens 8'. Bold...“ R
few doors North of the Mill.
Nnrtvnik. -‘lp il I2. ISIS-3. 5g
Ificli. Black, Blue Black, Plain and Colorcrl
V Si!/rs. , _
V 1 H E subscribe-r hnsjust recoivml zi lmautifuf
assortment of Silks, at prices v..,_,, ,,,,,,.i,
fetIllC(‘tI.. Pllf'(3Il:t.s‘t“rs.(I‘i'Sll"Ut|5 .,i' ,,i,.,,,,,;,,,, 3‘.
good article. \\’lII httd it to their advatitii.t_;e to fa/
vorhiiti with 8 call. ‘ " ‘
Al:+ , "ii stipt"t‘i'ir assortment of rirli figured
l)llle.I)la(:l{..Z)lltI fancy colored silks. of superior‘
t‘]lltlIl')’..\Vlllt'II the stitiscriber has spared no pains.
i:i sr-lr.-t:ii.tig at such prices as cannot fail to suit.
N B. Lowest prices invariably asked, and
no abatentent.
No. 2 Burrall'.-' Biiilrliriga, we.-it side. the
Bridge. TALLLVI A DUE STEVENS.
Norwnlk. '\.Iay 15, 1838. if'63
g) IIEAP Gttocia:nti~:s.—'i'i.e‘ .«.‘.t..c.-ii..".. i...
just received and offers for stile at his Storelt
few rods East of the Bridge, a gt-ni-nil"assortineiit of,
the first quality ot‘It‘atniily Groceries, as cheap as that‘
cheapest, coiisistitia of such articles its are .ustiiiIly.'
kept in a Grocery Store. , _,
EDVVIN LOCKWOOD.
I\'oi'walk, May 9, I833. if 61
W/1'1'C'HES. SILVER SPOOIVS, I
Sl’EC1'ACLES, if '
" THE strltscribci-',lias on-
ltniitl a complete assortment‘
ofGo_l_d and Silver W'ati:hes,‘
‘ of every-description, which’
lie tifiisrs for sale on the most
favnrztl.-le l(,t‘ll1S. I A|so,»Si|;'
vet‘ Spoons, Butter; Knives,’
- .3911. Gold and Silver Spec-
enci_l Cases, Thim-
, blrs. Plated and Britanriia'
Ware, togetlter with a gent-r:il assnrtinent of,|,..,-,,.|r,._‘
I13" Allzkinks of Clocks and, \Vat.ches repaired,
ex,peri(-iiccd workmen, and wttrraiited tho pcrforni
A. 'C. BENEDICT, '
28 Bow:-ry, New York,‘ ‘
NEW D ISCOVERY.
w
inform the publicmid his old CBSIOIH‘ *
ersin part:cu_l3ir,th-at he has reopened ‘
hand, which he offers at the lowest cash prices: 2
Universal History onlhe \
The Young La-lv’.s Erictiil, by Mrs John I-fan-,"-, I‘
st favors, ‘ C
ullll sin U|ll|FUlllI\ l:Il‘.‘_'t' :i.-s.iiliiit:iit. of >_‘piiog Dry. _
est pnnctualitv.
Norwalk’ Apr” 12‘ 1838. at the store of the Subscriber, a fttll supply oft,-ish-
ionablc I,:idies’and Cltildrc_n’s SIIOES, which he HE Comlmuml Toma“) Pins‘ a newiand wlua‘
sttbsct‘ibei‘. ABSAl.0.\/I DAY. :1 call as he will sell them from 50 cents to$‘9 T
t : . . ‘ . .- ,, "‘ . ble remedy. for diseases arising from impurity‘
LADIES EIA'E‘t-I.
LARGE assortincniof Ladies and Misses N°'w""“(OM vven’) Mme“ 5' 1838' . “'52 w v ‘ Sell il11l'¢=lF°ldl"lG‘==‘- lessdlau former l"l-C93‘ « " f hnll d ~ I ‘ ' -- -- ' -
Tuscan Braid Split Straw Open Work TO LET, HOUSL I‘O LET. 2’ FRANCIS KNAPP TALLMADGE STEVENS‘ liiliotis Shliidfiiliii).DV:p(eliiIsid:l&rftiiro|id(IsI)i“ai
NEW’ and corivcnient house for a family.
5 situated at the Old Well, opposite the
Methodist meeting house. Terms reasonable to
21 good tenant. and possession given inirnediate-
ly. Inquire of -
MALLORY éc I-IANFORD.
Norwalk. April 16, 1838. ‘ if 58
Danl.tit'y April 17, I837. f
FUR S ALE
E Y C. M. KNAPP, a Military Cap and
Feather. Sword and Epaulct suitable for a
Militia Olficer, will be sold cheap.
Nortvalk. April 10, 1838.
fitt‘ Nmwalky AW“ 25v . remedy for morbid secretions of the stomacli ant],
‘ " ' livei. ricrvoiis diseases and a Blooilf,Piiriliet‘. Thea}
PLOU GEIS, . valutible I’ills:u'e a- combination ofa newly discover.’
{‘1 E. WARINIPS celebrated Plonglis -and ed alkaline SllI)Sl.'d|lCe ‘extracted from‘ the Tmiiato
. Castings. Agl.-o, Cast Iron Cart Ilubs, fol I‘l:tnt, with otlirr'vegetab'le substances,- which ‘have
sale at the Factory prices, by
CHARLES ISAACS.
Norwalk, May _7, I838. « 1
Lcgnorn and Mixed Braid Hats, just received,
and for sale very cheap, tzlicziper than ever olIer-
‘ in tliecounty before. L. M. STEVENS.
elk. April 2. 13. 3
" IT MAY CONCERN!
‘s all those who have-
' '- for Tailoring
TENEMENTS, that will accommo‘
date four families. Apply to
ARNOLD dz BISHOP.
N at-walk, March 5th, 1838. tf 52
()'1)Fis11.—-100 Qnintals Codfish, for
sale by the subscribers at the New-York
.1,
been found to4nodit'y anil'dill'iis9 its effects.‘ and are
believed to be thebest alterativc and cathartic Me‘
If 6] ‘ ” ' "
[F58 iliciue ever-known. . For sale by J. A. WEED. -' '
__ prices. HUBBELL 6: C0. Egsqtigpvs SPEEC s i,- ‘ HEREAS -‘r N\\’CiYhi l ‘ b I . .N lk, \I- 7 i"38.. . I
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NDIA MATTING""'4 4' 5'4 and 6 4 India OLD CHEESE for sale by iiiigllteti 5i:lsILWl(II nii diijliil-;(i)'I'.ihadI‘rCgi:tll'i"§£lIli;":I" “01ltn£‘il! 0fI‘lotltin0 $llIl.alJIP"I?(.)t‘iiIIt:(;l:I‘S%D?S:IIS:It~ W 18 years of age to attend iiiyil. m(r}ii'0c(1E‘y?
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