,_‘i...—— ..___
,_..
;3
DRY GOODS.
pen on Wednes-
SPRING _
M. STEVENS will 0
. day, or‘ the present‘ week. ‘a IdargePand
Well selected assortrneiititl »_"-'l’““‘-’ ("I13 5‘‘d 6:;
chasers are respey1tlU_Ily |ll1V'l°llle'r‘(’3 C3 all
mine before ptirc iastgg e sfwl -
Norwaik. March 21. 1803- 55
GA}-1-st3'i‘«§:}.-ll rstt<:EDS-
1 - -‘ed l‘..m0Sl
THE subscriber has _)u.stG.rer.1<:i[:/Seédts’ ever
Comlllele assllrunenl Oi-1 are warrarrted
offered in this place. =1ll"f"! ll . , “dc
- . . .. ..- .vih and pullll’ I“ 4-‘5""‘ .‘
"l l“" >"““ °°‘° ' .l.A. WEED -
Norwalli. i\il:ir(-Ii 27, 1338- ll 5’
1«‘rum‘.l:/ G'roccI‘3I- _ - .
V'*IE subscriber is now oP‘3'“"9~ in N0‘ 6.
1 LB rgllps Bumiiiigs, a select assorttrient ol
l” -9’ w '~-I for
_ - . d gll articles usually rtrqtriit,t_
(}“r0(‘e1:\1§LSl.l'l!|J;l 1_Jl,.“v'l‘-ion S[r)|"e, (JUIICEI .I.Ca5I
‘.3 a ' “
Sugars, Spices, Mela‘
ofthe best qu‘dl“)’v 3”‘
5563, Fish, Pork, &c. .c"€f:-
attbe lowest cash l"_‘C*'5»
lw rys be found at his store. Give llllll ‘-1
rnav a -z A
‘ ' -. r '-l as Is vhere. _‘
Ca” b"l”” ’ W PulG(l)lJ‘1.eD i). .iisNNtNGe,,._
Nm-walk, Match 27. I838. "01?
.r 1'! I ' - \ I I fUr Si‘. 0
. . YE S pU1.y.;, ot evcryd..script1on.‘1 '1
cheap for cash, by -7- A- WLL D‘
_______,___._
..- aw
FGRS&Lw.
. . ,- . '-~t rate
FARM C()I]SlSllflg'“rslXly dcreig or (ii: -
I ' win the Town GI R“li§9l‘el‘l=‘l"
‘It-1n(I.,ylli_,~:.D & D Banks: ”,,,,_”[',lc;|”'.“1§‘[
feel 3' 50”” 0 ' -' - ' - I‘ u on thi-
. er. '1 1: arm is sitti.ite-- it -
establislizrient. bait . -Q ._
- . les born J. 0i
V - . .
- - ru )II c. 1-1 H11
Suglar '11()llm-7,, lrlmued I aim, ‘U-ritiztletl Ly 3 iii.-N3;
walt, is W6 ‘3 ' .. F’ -. i-we
. . . .. 14 or liirtlier oarttcu .. ..
lailino stream of \\ ater. ‘ y ‘ ‘ _ l, P
, .~’. _ . . D'1Vltl banks near 1.
I'€l'l]I‘CS or ol tie su st. t - V
9 ° ’ \VILLlAM'.\1
Norwaik. March 27. 535-
._.
AYBUR ’
ll 5;)
vi’ nor) as H as iv AN '1‘ is: D-
,,,n. -... er: I)’
. IGi1ii~..~.-.\i 1’‘»-\“’ 5’ '“'i“§..l-iii... L
I )a-ld "Or ‘vund ashcs lllfisll ).l.‘Y'l,:(:
l MARTIN Ix-\L"““'“iD 'ti'73-3
hi :-i re It 27. 833-
. 5 ‘xi, to Curl for sale by
"Shel EI)lVlN Lociszwoon.
2,1838.
N.-;i-walit.
288GB
Norwaik. APVII
I { AND '].‘I.'tiO'I‘I'l Y VSI’:
CLOVH JOSEPI-I S
x V _‘
. . , . ,- .; ~i~- or viou \L scit-.Nci.
r ‘III? Fiiijilidlfsl 1\\VaDvland. 10- I;-1 P"“~‘J‘l""t ‘l
. . '. .:‘ ' ' d f rtro mill I’llll03"'
“W 1 ‘ "6 . ;»
RIEEVI? €w@@3§-
‘HE stibscribcr has just l‘eC(‘lV(’(l til! eXl““~‘l"l?
assortment of Spring Dry Lioutl-<3 “fill Om‘-'
them to the public at prices very iriucli reduced.
-4 , ' . b -I cls leap. (‘alland sce.
Now is tht time to try goo rhchil S_m_;V,:;NS.
Al lllé‘ store recently occup.tc_d by DICVC“-“ ‘$5’ Belfi.“,.?,,
NUr\1'uII{, March 19. ls-£8. - ‘
ED, for s.al° Irv
III EEK ER
—?
9,.-misc 3;’ '3‘ as ES 3-33? 5-).
P’ VIE public are respectfully invited to call at
the subscriber’s Store, N’). 5. BU“"1_ll 5
Buildings, and examine Judd’s Patent Bee Hive,
which is all that it is recommended to be, and
requires only an exainination to coirvince any
person of the advaiii-age it possesses ovzrr _all
other Bee Ilivi.-s now in 1150. Mid lllllil C‘““‘3 “If
to general use by all those who are in the ll:tl)1l.
of misiiig b.;os. The subscriber-is now ready to
grant individual rights on liberal tprrns. Please
call and examine it. NOAH b- BAILl‘4Y_-F
1*-lorwalk, April '20. ll 09
'l‘AILORlItl-‘G AT OLD B‘/.E1J§J'l.Ja
I" ‘I HE subscriber feels grateful for past favors
in his line of business. and still solicits a
share ofpublic patroiiage. ("Ii-ders will be thnnli-
fully received, and punctually _aiic_rulciI to.
\.‘v7\JlI\ rluno nlltot IIIC IIIOSI 3p|)I"()Ve(.I ILISIIIOIIS, and
in the best irianner. A small assorirnciii on
hand. and goods ofevcry description in his fine,
cart be obtained from New York at the shortest
rioiice, and at the lowest prices. All those who
will favor him with a call, cart he furnisliet-I as
cheap as elsewhere. Triniiiiings kept on hand,
thread, silk, twist, cotton spools, and cotton balls,
buttons of various descriptions, those that are
suitable for chlldreii’s clothes.
CHARLES H. I{NAI’I’.
Norwaik, April, 10, 1838. tl'58
N. B. Rezitly tirade clothing. corrsisting of
pantaloons, and vests of cloth. sliori jackets.
pants and tests for surnnier wear. of various de-
scriptions. stocks. bosoiiis. and collars.
HI'I‘E-IVASHING LIME——For sale by
V G. D. JENNINGS.
LADIES IlA'[‘.§.
-sill-I subscriber liasjust received anotlier large as-
sortini-nt of Ladies and Misses 'I‘risr_:an, Split
Straw, Open \-Vorlt, Lcgliorri Braid, mixt Straw. and
Sli-.iker‘s Hats, which in addition to the stock be re-
cently [‘Illl‘(.'ll2J.Se4l, inaltes his assortment larger than
has been kept in Norwalk for :1 long time. He has
also received a i‘en' boxes of the uiost .-pli-ndid Hat
Ribons for triminirig. that has perhaps ever met lIl(‘
eye. Hts assortment ofSatiu and Lustriug Ribbons
embraces the ilitI‘t‘:i'ciit colors, qualitir-.s and lIul]\I)t‘I'.~'.
White Grapes by the piece or 3 ard, white and fig’d
Satins for linings. and all other Goods in the Milli-
nery way. Milliners are respectfully invited to (‘all
and examine his stock of Millincr_v Goods. He
believes that he can furnish them with Hats, Rib
bons, and other Millinery articles so cheap, that it
would be useless for them to go to New york liir
them. L. M. S'I'l1)Vr.=.\‘S.
I\or\vallt. April I5. 1839. 48
G AR
Norwaik. April 10, 1838.
._‘l‘;i}§t} LBS, for sale by
EDVVIN LOCKVVOUD.
ii‘ 57
R. BRAi\IDRETH'S UNIVERSAL
VEGETABLE PILLS, for sale by
EDVVIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwallt, April 10, 1838. 3i57
%_ LARGE assortment of Ladies and Misses
AL Tuscan Braid Split Straw Open Work
Legrrorn and Mixed Braid Hats, inst received,
and for sale very cheap, cheaper than ever offer-
ell in the county before. L. '.\I. STEVENS.
Norwaik, April 2, 18. 38
TO ALL VVIEIOM 1'1‘ MAY CONCERN!
FEW HE subscriber requests all those who have
unsettled accounts with him for Tailoring
to call and settle the same without delay.
Pantaloons and Vests made, and cutting
done, as heretofore, at short notice.
N. S. BAILEY.
Norwaik, April 23. tf 59
ANTED-—A smart active boy, from 16 tc
18 years of age, to attend in a Grocery
LADIES I-IA'l‘.‘~1.
Store. Apply to EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwaik, May 15, 1838. 62tl
"" NW Booms.
EfiETER PAI‘\I.EY’S Universal History on thi-
_ Basis ol‘Gi-ographv, tor the use of Farnilies.
illiistraied by Maps and enszravincrs, in 2 vols.
The Young I.ailv’s Friend, by IVlrs. John Farrar.
Leila, a novel, by E. L. Bulwer.
The Psalms and Hymns of Dr. VVatts, arranger?
by Dr, Rippon, with Dr. Rippon’s selection, in out
vol.jti<.t received by J. A. WI-LED.
N.-irwalk, Marclr I3. 1838. tf53
" EBSTE R/S SPEECH on the Sub
Treasury, for sale at this ollice. 57
G ENERAL DEPOT.
AND
FURNISHING WARETHOUSE.
‘IHE Sub:-scriber is constairtly adding to his a
ready extensive stock. every new improve
merit in articles of Kitchen l'ut'niture by Wlllcll Ills
customers may derive every possibleadvflnl“g°,l"'°'"
the inventive and cntcrprizing spirit of_the times,
and secure to themselvesand their families every
cotnbinaiion ol‘
E(.'ONO.‘dY AND CO.\‘lFOR'I‘._
The following new articlcsdcservc attentI0_II:—
PlCRFE(."1‘ PRISM lU.\I STOVE tor the Kitchen,
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly [in
islrcd aparatus lor cooking, boilers, kettles pans.
;__.vi-irlrllos &c,;consunn=s less fuel. gives out more
IRON AND STEEL.
on SALE, at the store opposite Hoyt’; : .. HCII
I SW.-eds Cart and \V=tgg0nlI|’C:
Englisn (I0 _ ‘I0 d_° ‘I0
Squareand flatswccdsiron_—-alIsi'1.cs, . A
do do American do do its ’
do do Engtisn do do - _
Round Aincrican and English do do =r.~ :
Naylor 8/ Co.’s celebrated caststcel . ,
Situndcrson, Brothersbz. Co.’s do do ‘-l.\.
Band, nutt, mid hoop iron,
Spike and nailrud.s,&'.c- 5'0 H _ I
W.J.SlRi'r.:
Norwaik. Jain 4 _ "f.
1
SI GOGGLES, for sale much less tllal‘
in consequence ofthe reduction of labor I.‘ 1
these says of “Benton Mint Drops.”
LEVI CLA!?,?..
LVER and STEEL SPEC'l‘ACLi .4 .-
Norwaik, July 25, 1837. I
HAIR CIUTTIIVG AND
S Ii A V IN G.
GEO. W7. JEIVIVIIVGS
ESI’IiC'l'FUI.LY itzforiits his friends Mill ll)?»
heat, than any other articleof tlre__ltind l_lhrCl0f()l'e
presented to the public. It is beritlcs, C0|Il!‘.'viCl in
its form and highly ornamental. The sutbscriberts
now lilting upsorne very handsome pllI.l(‘.I’lI.°, which
liiseiisto.ncrs are invited to call and examine.
'l‘l-I E CYl.I.\'l)le2R GR.-\'1‘E S'I'OV E, is a neat.
pertty and economical article for stores, shops,
and orliccs. Several ltavealready been put tip in
this place: anil for chcapncss, convenience and
i\'at'tnrlt are rcltonod the best yet introduced.
TO I‘AIl.ORS.
I.EWlS’S Patent CO(ll5l0\'(".~‘,l‘0l‘l1CiIl.Ingl.:|‘IIO|"S
Irons, an excellent article, which may also with a
trifling expense, be adapted to culinary purposes
TH ls‘. ROTARY (JOCK STOVE. S0 Well iltlflpletl
to the wants ofliirgc families, with its latest im-
provements, for l)til‘tilng wood or coal, are still in
constantdernand and in high repute.
GRATI-I5. of every pat-
tern plaiti and ornamental.
l)r:iss,I{ussi:t sheet it'on,<0ap
stone, 8'0. at the lowest
rates, and set in the most
fuslrionable and conrino.
._ diotis style.
tion- Also,ever_v kind of tin and sheet iron work
rlaneto order. Brittarinia metal tea and coffee pots,
<poons, knivcsand forks, and a variutyoftablc and
t.itclrci.fiirnitnre. Antliroits shovels and tongs,8rc.
STI LES CURTIS, West sidctlie Bridge.
Nortvalk, l\‘ovcrritier 1, I837.
\
and the public. that they intend to sail the
sloop Paweatuc, Titus K. Merrill, master, from
George St. John's laniliiig. at the head of Nor-
walk harbor, to James Slip, New York, on
Tiiiirsrlays. returning Tuesilays. throughout the
ensuing season, commencing the 8th March nexi,!
for the purpose of carrying freiglit and market '
stuff.
tli iir regular and careful attendance to the busi-
ness, they are in hopes of receiving a share of
the ptiblic patronage.
JOSEPH S. MEEKER,
TITUS K. MERRILL.
Norwaik, January 29, 1838.
5
s Russia Turnips for sale by
G EORG E \V. JENNINGS.
\Vest side the Bridge.
Frhriiary 12. 1838.
NOTICE.
V I] E subscriber having sold out his interest
in the Packeiing business to his brother,
\Villianr T. Hoyt,the business in future, will be
carried on bv hitn.
raiigenient. it will be necessary for all accounts
to be settled irntnediaiely to save cost; as all ac
coiirris aot settled by the [st of March, will be
sued immediately after that date.
MONSON HOYT.
if45
g, Busliel
Norwallt, Jan. 1,1838.
THE subscriber having taken the business of
his brother, Morrsoti flovt, will continue to
transact the same on as favorable terms as at arty
other landing. and hopes by a strict attention to
his brisiness,that he will receive a share ofthe
ptiblic patronage. Neither expense or exertion
will be spared to have the best ofmeti in his em-
ploy.
N. B. Freight must be paid on delivery of
goods. \VILLIAM T. HOYT.
I Nnrwalk. Jan. 1. 1838
GUNS! GUNS!!
Q LARGE assortment of Percussion Lock
“‘ GUNS, a first rate article. Price $5.
WM. J. STRBET.
Norwaik, December 23, 1837.
(? CHEAP CROCERIES. éj}
IIE subscriber hasjust received and offers
for sale, Rock Salt, Sack Salt, Canal Flour
common and fancy brands, St. Croix, Porto
Rico, Havanua, crushed and loaf Sugar, Syrup
Molasses, best Young Hyson, Ilyson Skin and
Souchong TEA, Potash, Tamarind s, Pork,
Hams, Codlish, Mackerel, Ground Coffee, Java
Colfce and other kinds, Brooms, Raisins from
13. to 605. a pound, Currants, Prunes, Citron,
Rice, Soap, mould and dipped Candles, Pilot
Broad, Soda and Milk Biscuit, Madeira and Bra-
zil Nuts, Almonds, Oranges, Butter and Cheese,
SITHII plug 'l‘obacco, Snuff, Salteratus Starch,
Indigo, and almost every article usually kept in
3. Grocery Store, all of which lie will sell cheap
for cash or ready pay.
JOSEPH S. MEEKER.
Norwaik. Oct. 2. 1837.
_ PIANO F013 SA LE.
K FIRST rate second hand Piano for sale.-
I‘. Inquire of the subscriber at the Cabinet
\Vare Room, foot of Mill Hill.
WM. A. BARLO\V.
Norwaik, November 14. 1837. 36!
EJEIPLOYIVIEN '1'.
, S'i'l£Al)Y. industrious man, who is well ac-
[ quainterl with the manzigt-mcntof it lztrm and
tll.~‘l)0$6’.lI to render himself useful to his 8lt1|')I0_\‘C|',
may obtain a good situation on application to the
subscriber. ABS.-\I.O.VI DAY.
Norwaik. (Old VVeII,) .\/Iarclt 5, I838. tf52
'l‘O LE'I‘,
TENEMENTS, that will accommo-
date four families. Apply to
ARNOLD & BISHOP.
N rwalk, March 5th, 1838. if 52
\l()DFlSIi[.—100 Quintals Codfislr, for
sale by the subscribers at the New-York
prices. HUBBELL as CO.
Norwalk, February 5, 1838. 48
NDIA MATTING.—-4 4, 5-4 and 6 4 India
42
R, public, that he contirities his business ol'Shav-
ing, Hair Dressing and (lrittiag. in the most approv
ed and fashionable style, at his old stand, west ol the
Bridge. He is always in attentla-ice, and happy to
receive ctistotners. His roonisare pleasant and com-
fortable, and his apparatus in the very best order.
' He keeps constantly for sale a variety of articles
in Irisline, such as Razors, razor straps, shaving
soap, shaving brushes, hair do, dressing tombs,
pocket do, indelible i-ik, Cologne water, ll1llC'dS!sZIl‘
oil, bcar’.s oil, antique oil, conversation card.-:, al-
manacs, pocket books, prints songs, %Lc. «Etc.
Norwaik, May 23,1837.
LOOIQ AT THIS.
II F. subscribers would iiilorm lllt-‘ll’ friends and
the pnblic,lliat they have taken the old stand
of E. Boughion, situated Iialf a mile west of the
Borough of I)anbury,and have macinr-ry in the best
order for Carding Wool, Cardiug and Spinning
Yarn by the run, Nlanufaclrtriag Satinetts per yard.
Dressing Cloth, Dying Yarn fancy colors, &c. &c.
Allthose who may favor them with their custom,
may depend on having it welldone and on reasonable
terms. E- BOUGHTON 81. CO.
Danhury, May 6. IS37- 9'
CASTINGS.
URNACE doors and grates, lire dogs and
4 plough points, cart and wagon boxes, for sale
by WM. J. S'lRl-‘.I'l’l'.
E‘ IFTY pairs French Morocco Slips, for sale
by the subscriber. Price $1.
GEORGE JAMES.
Wilton. August I, 1837. 2ltf
JOB l’.RINT.lNG,
mi‘ ALL KINDS.
Nl:‘.A'l‘LY EXECUTED AT 'ri-its OF!-‘|('E.
EEVES &. SON’S superior writing fluid,
just received direct from the Importer, and
for sale by J. A. WEED.
FOR SALE. CHEAP.
A HANDSOME, second hand Parlor Grate
Inquire at this Oliice.
DR. HULL’S IMPROVED '1'1t’U.SS AT
REDUCED PRICES.
HE subscriber would inform those afflict-
instruinent, so long andjustly celebrated, is now
All orders in their litre will be thankfully 5
rcceiveil. and punc-tually atzended to; and by!
In consequence ofthis ar-V
cd with Hernia or Rupture, that the above
reduced in price so as to bring it within the
means of the poor as well as tue rich. Its stt
eriority over all others Trussres is no longer
doubted. For sale by J. A. WEED.
Oct. 10, 1837. 31
STOVE A D r-rm;
FOR SALE by VVM. J.STREET, at his
Store—-one good shop STOVE, used two
-winters only, at it great lrargain.
Likewise, 109 feet 6 inch PIPE, from 6 to 10
if 39
‘I47 I cents per lb.
Norwaik, Dec. 1st, 1837.
SLEIGH maLLs..
3 STRAPS SLEIGH BELLS. rot sale
by WM. J. STREET.
Q6. «gérozwaeata,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE
NORVVALK IIOTEL.
N orwalk, August 22, 1837.
:[)OTASH-For sale by
G. D. JENNINGS.
NORVVALIK CONFEC'l‘lONAR Y.
‘HE subscribers still continue at their old
stand, No. 5 Bii‘.'rall’s Buildings, where
they have on hand a large assortment of Con-
fectionery, both wholesale and retail, which
they warrant to be as good as the best and as
cheap. Cordials, Essence and Stoughtori Bit-
tere, always on hand ; Syrups through the sea-
son.
N. B. Country Merchants supplied at their
doors at as low a. rate and as good a quality as
the city article. Orders supplied with the strict-
est punctirality. N. S. BAILY & SON.
Norwaik, April 12, 1838.
OLD CIIEICSE, for sale by
EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwaik, Nlay 9, 1838. if G
N E “7 DISCOVERY.
THE Compound 'I’omato Pills. a new and valua-
blert-medy for diseases arising from impurity
of the blood, it substitute for mercury in chronic and
bilious iill‘v.t:tions, Scrofula, Dvspepsia, &u:. Also, at
remedy for morbid secretions of the stomach and
liver. nervous diseases and H Blood Purifier. These:
valuable Pills are :1 combination ofit newly discover».
ed alkaline substance extracted from the Tomato
Plant, with other Vegetable substarrces, which have
been found to modify and diffuse its clli-cts. and arv
believed to be the best alterativc and cathartic fvla
dicinu ever known. For sale by J. A. WEED.
Norwaik. t\Ia_v 7, I838. if 6.
Nl‘}‘tV ARRANGE1llEN'I‘.
Two Trips on Saturc/ay/, at 6, A. Jill. and 1. P.
M. For Sawpitt. Ilorsencck. .S'lamford,
Norwaik, and Bridgeport.
FAIRPIELD AND N'I1VII{ODu
\Vill leave New York, Catherine si., and Mar-
ket st., slips, every morning at 7 o’clock, except
Saturday, when the hour of leaving will be6
o'clock A. M., and 2 P. M., making two boats
from New Y0rl<. and two from Bridgeport. Nor-
walk. die. every Saturday. Leaving Bridge-
port at half past 5, Norwaik half past 7. and
Stamford Iialf past 8. Sawpitts half past 9—and
1 P. M. from Bridgeport, Norwalk halfpast 2,
Stamford half past 3, Horseneck 5, Sawpitts
half past 4.
Monday, returning to New York, the time
will be altered one hour earlier. Leaving
Bridgeport. at 7. Norwalit at 9. Stamford
Horseneck half past 10, Sawpitt 11 o'clock.
May 28, 1838.
FOR_§ALE,
OUR Valuable Building Lots, 80 feet front,
by 200 feet deep, situated on the \«Vest side
oflhe harbor, near the House ofthe siihscriber.
For terms, écc. apply to N. S, BAILEY,
Norwaik. May 22. 1838. i£‘64
_ ARPEN'l'ER.S’ I’l..~\NES, a large assortment
just received and for sale by
WM. J. SI'RI.‘iF.'I‘.
4ll'6»I
Matting of it superior qu:rlity,just. received
and for saleby L. M. STEVENS.
if 65
Norwaik, May 27. I838.
xv ~\..jt\"l"r' ‘is. y
7'" s .
tr, ii-,.~ :f:1t}‘.(ls‘iI[‘!‘tIt'0)at,
‘>71 ‘.I'.i»"..
‘LY ill‘). ; ,.~.:, ..
,/I “-.' I‘
if _«5,r:_:r:'cr_t=.r‘r‘ -.\.vi> ~-'.'.
‘. ~:-.-tic.-'~~.
(. .1 ‘.
inlfi ll’. .31
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.v._ 1.
-,2
l
t\iorwaik,.i.in Al
BUSIIELS Iloclt Salt, :1 very lin'- := «'
ticle for grinding, for sale by
‘§i_—2flt‘£fDt‘U z:‘Eir.-sttiviiic. Q.i‘srri;J..'rr': ‘=;, g
iiArr'i‘i-‘oitn, co.\':ti~:c'i‘iCU'r. ‘
IEOC-Hi SALT.
~10 ,
riuiseiai._i. at. c-._;
BENJAMIN ISAACS. AGENT. ,
'int'or‘por'atcd in ISIII, \\'IIII :1 Capital of $l5-I
and power to increase the same to .?p':2=3'.I,ll—i ' t
H1 IIIS long cstablislicd Institiitton has for n
’ “on .; I
~;...'.'tt--vi", i‘.".tt‘~r~.'-..i=«l
‘.2 the o. M 5 ‘-will 3-"“"v’
..,, -,.,;,..
4 In----~ "':i‘l I37‘-II-'
'. l< ‘- «at l’t" t tt~r- ti
1; .:i.- ,~. ,.-:9-:3 '.i.l". t-’- »‘.i'*--'':_.'. -.1... ---,-_--- -‘ rm“
[hit of the Company. It insures upon the ntost fa
vorable terms. public buildings.cliurclres,dwellings.
stores. HlE|‘I‘Irtlll(IISO, furniture. and personal P|‘0P€|'
ty g’(’.I‘lt"l'2llI_\'.iIgHllt.'~tl loss or damage by lire.
lluarrl ofDirectors.—Elipltalct '1'!-11')’: 11- H““,l
ington, H. Hnniingtnn,.lr. Albert I):r_v. bimlllt-‘I VV”
liauis, Edwin D. Morgan, Job Allyn, Gc0l'§;‘9 Pill
nam, Jrriiius S. Morgan. _
i-:i.tPi-IALET TERRY, President-
JAMES G. BOLl.ES, Secretary.
Norwaik, Aug. 10, iszrc. 6mo39
IVIESS POE IL
FEIV barrels of first qiiality’l\Iess Pork, fo
sale by IIUBBELL 81. CO.
May 9. is:r7. 9
UEN‘S UNIVERSAL STRENGTHEN-
.1 ING PLASTER, Celebrated for curing
pains in the breast, side, back, of limbs. Also
for gout, rheumatism andliver complaints, for
sale by J. A. VVEEI).
INSURANCE
BY A NEVV-YORK OFFICE.
GEORGE ST. JOHN AGENT. CAPI-
TAL $300,000.
' ATES of Premium very reasonable--losses
promptly and liberally adjusted and paid.
For a small yearly sum, save yourselves from
being suddenly, by the ravages of fire, redticcd
to penury and want, from circumstances ofease
and aflluence. GEORGE ST. JOHN,
Agent of the Howard Insurance Couipaiiy, 54
Wall street, New-York. ‘
Norwaik, August 7, 1837. 2'2tf
twaitrttrs mitt _%r‘oJrIr3g.
, FINE assortinentfor sale at prices corres-
‘ ponding with the pressure of the times, by
LEVI CLARK.
:20 -
—.
-t
Norwaik, July 27. 1837.
I VREAD\VELL’S superior Buckwheat
FLOUR,just received and for sale by
J. S. MEEK ER
Norwaik, January 1. 1838.
GUARD AGAINST FIRE.
PROTE(‘TI()N INb'Ul?1I.'V(}E C0tII1’./I.\’I’.
’ I LLIAM J. S l'l’cICE'I', of i\'or\v.rlk, agent ol
the l’rulci:!iurr lu.surmu:e Cor/r]mir_1;,iii Ilart
ford,Coniicctic.ut, olfers to Insure Ilou.-‘es, Stores,
Mills, Farztorics, B:-tI'IIl’~‘, and the conii-tits til'eat:li,
together with every other similar spei ies ofpropnr
ty, Agaiirst Loss or Damage by Fire. The rates of
prentinrit offered, are as low as lIlO$F'. of any other
similar Institution, am! every man has new air op.
portnnit._v, for a trifling sum, to pi‘0tPCl ltimseli
against this tlcsti-iictive element, which often in a
single hour, S\\’l!(¢l"“t\.Vily the curningu of rriany
curs.
y The. course me other: pursue in triinsacting their
brisiness and in tlreatljustiiigarrtl paytrientsol losses,
a prompt and liberal. I-"or terms ofinsurnnce, appli-
cation may be mndeto the above named Agent, who
S‘dl|lItOI‘IY.C(.Il0l::5ll0 policicsio appliranrs wirimui
dclav.
Nonvalk. Jan 4. I837.
'l‘OYS! TOYS!
RENCII, German, and English Toys, with
a great variety of other fancy articles,an(l
a general assortinciit of Fruit and nuts, such as
Almonds, Madeira Nuts, Peanuts, Filberts, Cit-
F0", M-‘I09: Currants. Figs, Prunes, Cloves, Or-
angcs and Lemons, Soda Biscuit, and a genera
assortment of C-onfectionary,for‘ sale bv
GEORGE w. JENNINGS,
VVest side the Bridge.
Norwaik, May 23, 1837. lllf
TO THE PUB LED.
E" RANCIS KNAPI‘ inforrris llic public that he
has inst returned lrom l\'cw-York with 11 so-ioct
assortment of DRY GOODS and GROCICRIES,
wlriclr he is oll'cring cheap for Cash, at the old stand
form:-rlv occupied by E. Moss \Vliite.
BRIGGS &. FAN'I‘ON kcepttonstantly on hand
at the store of the Slll).‘lC|'II.)f‘|‘, a full supply ol‘l;rg_|,.
ionublo L:idies’anil ()ltildrcii’s SIIOES, wlilcir he
sells at ilieir old prices.
_ FRANCIS KNAPP
Danl.itr_v, April 17, I837. (Sir
FOR S ALE
)Y C. M. KNAPP, a Military Cap and
Feather. Sword and Epaulet suitable for a
Militia Officer, will he sold cheap.
Norwaik, April 10, 1838. if58 _
' IIEREAS my wife MARY has left my bed
and lroard without any just cause or provo-
cation, this is t.o forbid all persons lrarboring or trust
ing her, its I will pay no debts of her contracting of‘.
ter this date. PIIILU I§.INI"IER.
\Veston, May 19, 1838. *3i63
8
IVA TCHES. SILVER SPUOIVS,
SPECTACLES, t§'c.
TH Id S|lI)SC|’II!8l' has on
haritl tl complete assorttricnt
ofGold and Silver \/Valt.‘Ilf‘S,
of every description, which
he (tffet's for sale on the most
favorable terms. Also, Sil-
ver Spoons, Butter .Knivc<,
the. Gold and Silver Spec—
u~¢"' .
taclcs. Pencil Cases, Tliim.
blcs. Plated and Britiinnia
Ware, together with n gem-ral assortincnt nf.I9welry,
Szc. &c. 'I‘lie.se tioods have been selected with great
care, and will be sold at a small zulvanct-.
[U' Allkinks of Clocks and Watches repaired,
by experienced workmen, and \V3|l‘l‘E{|Ilt’(I to perform
well. A. C. I51-lNI1lDIC'.I',
[3rir"6l] 28 Boivery, New York
PLOUGHS.
E. \'VAI{IN(.i’S celebrated Plotiglrs and
. Castings. Also, Cast Iron Cart I'Iub.s, for
sale at the Factory prices, by
CHARLES ISAAC-S.
If 61
. ;.
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#2 mi:
'2
';i:\.
if»
flu).
Nor-walk, May 7. 1838.
E.-\DY MADI-2 Ci.O'I‘I-IlNG.—Just received
at the Norwaik Cloiliing Store, a gc.nei‘al as-.
sortiricnt ol'Cl-rtliing, suitable for the present season,
for sale cheap by EDWIN LUCKWOOD.
Norwalk, May 9. I838. if
Rich Blczclc, Blue Black, Plain and Colored
Sil/cs.
H E subscriber has just received a beautiful
assortment of Silks, at prices very much
reduced. Purchasers d-.-sirous of obtaining it
good article, will find it to their advantage to fa
vorliitrr with a call.
Also, a superior assortment of rich figured
blue black. and fancy colored silks. of superior
quality, which the subscriber Iras spared no pains
in selecting at such prices as cannot fail to suit.
N. B. Lowest prices invariably asked, and
no abatement.
No. 2 Birrrall's Buildings, west side [I]!
Bridge. TALLMADGE STEVENS-
6]
l-v':5:- can he set-
| ,-.ii..¢ for thernselvcs.
' t‘.l
, .
rzlteapest, consisting of such articles as are usually
kept in a Grocery Store.
-ind for sale as usual.
Fauz7iarir's Patent Rotary Washing’ and
Bleaching Maclmre. _,
- -‘l E subscriber tvillreceive orders for Fartltlllflim '5
Patent VVasliing Machine, and luirrts Hell
,~rt notice. He has one at his dwelling house
it in operation evciv washing day.
. ' . 3
r months,and has git en
.» l§ left there three or foti q
" o‘ :-'atisfaction. _ ‘ d ‘H d
§’;ir=, Lariiesin parttcular,are reqttes-te l0C«| 3:‘
Messrs. Olmsted 8,’ Lu-
,_.,,, sec red the Patent Right for this cou_tit_v-‘ _
" wit-i..i. siiti~.i3r.
I2
. B. K.SUTLEr'~..{
.XT,E‘0EEN E3’ AT L.-5VVs
[.‘[«‘]Cl«‘, west side oftlic Britlgc,over tlte Hat
'3. Store of Henry B. Ulrrtse.
)
.‘ior\vaIl(. Feb I5. 1837
ll ECU L ATING LI B RA KY.
7 1HE‘SuI:.:e':il:er wcizldinloi-in ,g 0],, ,,mo,,,,
and the pribiic gcq_t'T=1ll_V J he is C0ti.~'l’vIi'vl\
n akin additions to his i‘orit" ithe most 0 )nl:.)
literati worl:s—-tlre followi .s:i parti-.tl lisi). I
The Heiress, Szryitrgzs and Doings, (ins Itivers,
Refugee, Tales 8:. Skeiclres. Village oI’.\Iiieudorpt.
Land:-rs Cyclopedia ’\‘ewtou Forster, '
Peveril oftlrc Pcrzk, l"cur;/ears 6; a Iral.
The Insurgents, Cliarmpioma of Frecilom,
Pncliaofrnany Tales, ,TI"lZ'9E_VHil|".~'ln Amp.-i, as
F,-mice in I829 & :30, Lifeof a Sailor, ‘
Silirrian’s'I'ravcls,'I'lic Alliarnbra.
Whigs of Scotland. Tales oftlre Manor,
Iiajji Baba, Jacob Faithful, t.-iseriesol'Marriage,
De Vere. Cruise ofthe Mitlge,
I.egcntlai'_v. l\I_vstery, England & the English,
Two Old ;\len’s Tales, Men 8' lllaioiers,
High Ways t\". By Ways, Doniinics Leg-.icy,
The Abbess, .l'-rcqt:cliue ofHol.and,
Qnantin l)ut'w:i rd, U. Elritnizial '(Tain-313;:-i
l.ii‘e or‘ Mrs Siddons,"rb eioir s Iran-a,
Npw Tales by Mrs. Opie, Am-6.'ICillI La:.!t:lI).'d.
Rhoda, Horror 0' Haru, Iiiglit Niirrcs,
Duke Christian, The Spy: The Prate
Earlliquake’ l5i':ic4-‘nirlge Hall,
English I.’.i'e, lileiinotlr, Red Gautitler,
Joscpltus, Etigciii-/\r‘:ttii,
Doiliuzus Ducltwortb, illaimlcville,
Tales e.‘i‘to Priory. t‘.uttage Boy!
Pastors Fiicsirlc, Perils 0! Woman,
Pen Owen, Prairie, Tales ofnry l,an(II0l'(I,
Country Neighbor-.<, Last Days of Pompeii,
Fcstivalsaritl l"asts, l\Iissionn.t_v,
I’lea.s‘ttr‘e.s ofLife, BIr'lHIlP.\\' Wald,
Memoirs‘ of Bll(..I\', l\lctvtoii’s .‘/Iessinlr.
Travels tlirouglr‘Sp:iirr, I‘IIlS:‘IIT1).l‘l'(3IIi’S Voyage,
\'Vest\\'ard Ho, Sketches of Society,
Sketch Book, lIIason‘s Cornpeird.
Walsh’s .I' llI‘lll'_I, Iinirtkeilroclter,
Sr-rvicr-. .—\llo;tt, The Gii.rt‘IIs,
Tales of the West, /\.iiirarrf(}r,-ier,-1;-ne_
_'\l;iiiiir:r's Sr. Ctutoirri, I’or'tt1iii:s ul Nigel,
Moreliriid Vale, l)itriall'tt'c. 'l'lie Rout-,
Blue Stocking ilall, Ar-a':.i-‘iii .\'ighis,
Rod Rover‘, Valley oI'Slicuaiitlo:tli,
l'V()()(I$lt)t‘l(, 'l'lio Baroiiy, Iiiittrzlr Crosby,
dlaxwi,-ll, Adventures of a Kit’/.'/.il!i;istr,
'I'lic Provost,'I‘lre I:‘.xi:ltisive, (3_vt'il 'l'lrorriton,
Peep at the Pilgriiris, .-\tIvrtittii'cs of a Kiiig’s [’uirc
Great Britiriti in l-*3I*li:‘F_ |'II7.t! (ieorge, D
"I‘lir-. (.‘.aibor'aro, Tim Sr-partition,
l'ilncy Ilall, lnvi.~iblr- (.‘rnilr-inan,
l“,llio[’s I) lratcs, Life of i\'apolcon,
lloni-an |.itt-ratiiri-., Life of I’iiir-l:tic_v,
l.ctici'sl':‘oiii l.lll‘ llgv-stir, l.ifi- of .I. 'I‘ai'loi‘,
Cll|'()nIt'It" ol'lz"otliatn, l)\viglit’s 'Iit‘;tvcl.;,
r')arb_v’s‘ Tour, Sztiiirtlziy .\l:r§:azinc.
llisrpry o|'l".iii'irpt-, 'l‘ii«~l<iii.-y’.s t\l:rrr;ttii 0,
Lord Byron, Wild Irish tilrl, I’ortcrs.lonrrial,
Hi.-tttri‘y ol Nnrllinzrir. I’l.ii'idc,
Postliurnous Pup! rs, (‘t-ritiast, The Rivals;
Hope Leslie. Conriu,«_r Out. 'I'l'.r* Bravo,
i_'iareiii:e, Wclsli M-rtttttairis. Kiri: of the Peak,
Ilcidcti:ri.1uei', Liiwol Lincolri, Fair Maid of I't.-rllt
The Disoivricrl, Iligli Life, Fliriittion,
Eliziibetli dc Bt'ut:.=-, I‘--lhanr, Dovcmiu,
Aniiquitv , (ilaston ile Iilondeville Retreat,
Wt-pt ofVVislrlon \\ islt, Water VVilr'li,
Ilistory oftlic Bible l’i-Iar Seas and ,!\',Dg[on3’
Rollin’.- .-\ncierit Bi-tory, lfirrgli.-sli Baron,
Pleasures of Hope, 'l'|i;rdilr=tis of Warsaw,
B‘:tI\_VIOlI the Great, 'I'a'es oftlic Ht-art,
Coii_iii;__rsrii:ti', Abbott, lli4t'ovt-r"v of Arricrica,
Life ol'Gcoi'-ye 4th, History oflfirili.-It India,
Orations of I)e~niostlrettc=. Kvriilworrb,
'l'he llainblcr, l)r~risiort, Fall ol'.lerus:ilerri,
Paris Chit Clrat,(2liiIdrr~n oi the Alrhcv.
Doirrcslit: Rccrcatinii, l’able.~. Sp" til.-it Datigliier,
I.acon, F.ss:rys and S-lttrtiics, llapiiiiit-ss,
Wliite’s Rctnains, Willi.-'oir’s Wm I.-.4. Va
Ship Wreck, P(‘.l‘t‘ul'llttt I’it'Itii-, l.‘il Blues
Tales oftlic Crtisatlers, Caleb ‘Villinnis,
[,rttinc,clt)l Ureavrrs. !‘Ieiir'_v_Milttr*r,
Sir Charles Gt'att-lismr, I".at‘ly Imssoiis,
Guv .\Iancririg, T. i\iitore'-t Wotlts,
Almorau & Haincr, (ii-orge I_)(‘>'lll0l‘l(I,
Abbey of \\’c_vhill. Birds‘ ofSt'otl.'iiitI,
St-ckers Lectrir-es, .*tt.-t".:ise, Lights and iilradmrs.
Louisa. l\'ladcli'.t; I‘ I vnot k Burn,
(‘ottage I*'it'c-iris .-Z in-lia, Fillets England,
l:‘.|crnt-ntsof IV-t ,:.:rtail, Florence ;‘I;«|(_';{|'lI]_y,
I,oll-ards, Lioru '., tlairiplwll, l’li_vslogtioriil.~it.
Reginald Dalton, I‘rci-auliort,
I.(‘.(‘ll!l'€F on Politeness, Balm ofGilr=:rd,
1.3,.-,=;iy on Mod:-rn ['Iistor_v, Tales ofa 'I‘t‘:lVr-llm
Sliakspcar, IIe,rniii in the Country,Collegians,
Oxonians. Christian R.(‘..'<l'l’tI'(.‘II(:.~',
Asrnodr-its at I.2tt'gc, Fitlillor-s OI)>‘0|‘V'£lliriy:5z_
Font‘ Cr-ingles Log, I)ornestic l't'I:inrror.- of 1\llI0l‘IC;| ns
Hull's Menroit'.~‘, lilarinr-rs (,lironir-le,
I’ir-rites and Itnblir-rs, (‘raise of Poionrnc,
I<‘alklaiid,I’il,ot. Helen, Caspar Hauser,
'I'()ng_I| Yarns Linwoods,
Ct'oekct’s Life of Van liuren.
Ilorso Slio R0biti.<0tt,I{cntuckiaii In NcwYork
Ramblesin N . Anier'ca-
\
tflv
Il t!NEl\')
JOIIN A. WISED .
NEVV 1300511 S.
A SUMMARYofDr.
Gall’s System of Phra-
nology, traiislatcd. from
the French.
' EDGES CELEBRATED RHEUMA-5
. TIC PLASTE R. This plaster is equal-
ly efficacious whether the disease be located in? ‘
llle IND. shoulder or elsewhere in the system;
ad in mpst cases one box issirfficient to effect
cure. The cores which it has efiected and the-'
recomendations given show that it excels any
article ever before olfered to the public.
plaster is to be applied in all cases to the soles.
oftlie feet. For directions and recornrnendatiom
see bills accompanying each box which wi.
satisfy the most incredulous.
Thin: ’
For sale b
J. A.‘ WEED.
Price 25 cents per box. '
Norwaik, Sept. 4, 1837.
HARD AND HOLLOW WARE,
IRON, s'ri-:r:i., AND CASIINGS.
LINSEI-JD. SPl~‘.[t.\l.~\CE'I‘l, AND FITH OIL,
wiirrr.‘ LEM), our AND IN OIL
VI-‘.Nt:‘.'l‘lAN AND ENGLISH nan,’
FRENCII AND SPANISH YELl.0'4'.r',
SOAP s'i'oNi~;. PREPARED FOR use ‘
VERDIGHIS, (‘.HRO.\'ll; GREEN &vi:'r,i,o’w,
5'I'0Nl~) Y1-ZLLOW, sPAt\‘isii WHl'l'Il\'G, Ami
‘ LAMP BLACK,
'l.0g8lItet Willi rrrai'l_v all tH‘lIl_'It‘S in the Iineot
of \\ intlow Saslies, from 6 by 8 to I I by 15. Among
the shell goods may be found ncariy ev(_.n.a,.,;,_.|..
"CqllI|'CtI ltl lriiisliiiig a building, and I'llUSI.}1|'[icl(-L
in my |inc,) to furnish it when complete-.i.
\V M J. S'l'REE'l‘.
BOOTS AND I SHOES.
TI-IE Subscriber would respectfully’
info_rm the ptiblic and his old custom-
ersin p:irticul:ir,th-zit he has reopened '
Q with a splendid assortment of Boots-
.uid shoes of every description, at the old stand
l.:L
those who wish to purcliiisc can be accommodat-
ed with ready work on th- most reasonable (grins.
The following comprise apart of his stock on
hand, which he ofi't.‘rs at the lowest cash prices ;
50 pair Mi.-n’s Calfskiri Boots. at 3 3.». $4 pr. pair.
500 do Ladies French ’l‘ics, at 8751, cts. do
100 do do Gaitt-r Boots 331 50‘ do
50 do Misses Slippers.-5t) and 7:3 cts. do
100 do Mt.-n’s \'l/asliiiigton Shocs,$1 37} do
50 do Boys do do 87,} to $1, do
50 do Cucks, do 44 cts_ do
order, ofthc very best materials, and in the most.
fasliioriable and workinanlike mariner.
tfl;",?*Also on lnnitl and for sale about one Ton
of lirst.quality SoleLeatlrr-r.
GEORGE JAMES.
837.
\.Vilfr;i‘., July 3, i
r‘ r; t‘.i.BI.it.~sit..t M I-Jni’1‘.‘
fish‘ Q
§'.*..~,..
_7 HE subscrrlrcr, thankfiil for past favors.
would itiliiriii his cti.~‘.Ioiricrsaiitl tlie pttbli.)
generally, that he Iiasiaiti-ii the store lately tic-
('lt[ili'tl by I]. ll. Cltasc, (tic.-irly irppiisiie the
I)lI>'I UIIICC) \\'ltP."f_‘ nt::_\' Itl\\'.'t_'\.~.~ 111- lir;.‘[|(I an ex.
tctisive arid l‘lt~’_,'_1&llll assortrru-irt of Ur,-iii];-in'pn‘g,
I.:idiv-s’. Ymitlr's and Cliiltlrcifs Boots and
:
Eflnv
S..oi.-—-riiailcintlit-lir-st riraiiiiur, of me |,(_-gr
iriatt-rials, and in the irrosr fuslriiriiable sIylc—-
at tltc most re:rs~oii;i|,]c ,,,;,.,.S_ p,,,,;(.,,|,,,,. ,_,,_
teiitioii will be paid to all orders in his line. and
the pzitroiiiige oftlre public is mg
ciicil.
IVILLIANI GRI FFIT II.
Jtint-I2. 153'" .
O R E CHE.-\ 1’ GO(2'DS.——'l'lie stib.-cri
_ E. l''"" l'**-'‘' “"5 "Hy I‘('lt4ll'||CtI Iruru Nu-.v York
wttth an uttn:p:t_.l_v largo Hflstflllllclll. of S]HliI_.',’ Dry
Gttorls, Wl||!.‘.'l in atlditroti to the l:trf_'(:.-‘ll)t.'I( in: par.
clra-"ed :-. frw tlays mice, ll1>lI(l‘.'~ his ass-nrtrrir-ut at
the prcsi-nt time more ttitiipleio than he ever had
ll since he It «:4 liver: to the Dry Goods lIllV‘II1l'8~’. Ho
ilecnrs‘ it irrtiicccs-:tr'_v !o cntrrnvnrre articlcl. but
would say to piii'cliasers who are in \\-;r..r..r;.,.y
xtvlc, color and quality, to call, -.,...I you win 1'", sure
to find it utinsiiallv low. But lie will not u.-_.-pi-1 ii.-.1
hi: can st~l| IIIPIII I0 [I"I' cent. less than his tleiglilmrs
ran ltu_i—-lwcziii-ta .-‘itch tin as-ertiorr miu'¢l (:.|rry g
litl.-cltotitl on the litre of it — but Inc will assert that
be is enabled to stall (r mils .11 no; P,-e,-,.,,i [i",p,, u...
usual y lU\V,.:ln(I as clit-ap as can lie boiiglrt at airir
other t‘SltII)IlSllll)4’lll in the County, ‘]‘h.- pulilié will
please call dlI(.lJtllIgl.‘ for llti.-iii-‘t:|ves.
_ I.. III. S'I'FVEN3.
-'\I [lie Store t‘f‘(‘.mrlI_v ('lC¢‘l!plt!(l Sign-i._. .5; B,-.|i|.n, a
few -2It)t\t'.-1 i\'ur'lt iv! the '.\l-il.
i"\‘oi‘w:i:k, April I12, I838.
C-MAR LES ll‘,-IAACS
_ ‘..§I‘,'I"I':R5 I'M’ $7158, on the Ioivesi tcrnis, at Irlc
‘ l» Store We-st .~iili- the lJt'id'_;e, Hard and Hollovir
\rVare,Ca_i'peiiiers’ 'l“oiil-, Window (-ll-a.,,—, &,.;_ 3_~_,_-,
Aiiiiriig‘ his it-‘s-t)l'fnt‘nl ur2t_v be found :
'I‘:ible and I)t.-st-rt KIll\'l‘.S and Forks: I’cn,Jnel¢,
Norw/ll; .
_ Biilclit-i' and Shot» Knives; (‘at-vini: Knives and
l"‘_l|'Ii-*3 English and .~\llIHI'l(‘.1|l SI!UV(:l~':llltl Sparles‘;
Mill, (,r‘u.=Ist:til and Biitzk ‘Saw-«; I],-m.| [‘,m..|’ Bra”
lack‘ and Coirrp:issS:rws; Brass. Iron and ’Britr,-iii-
ttia (r{llHlI(.'.‘llCI(.~l Siiulli-ix; rind 'l‘i-M,-; L;i—a,_.-, A”
dpons : .‘3Il0VrlS and Tongs ; Carpentt-r, Clivsr,
I I II o
I ruiik. Irll, Ulosel. and Run Locks; p:id and night
'. . g . .
I.uck.~, Improved and Norfolk l.a:clu»g; Rtmmi
and square Bolts. Butts ol'.il| ltiotls , Jarrt:-..~i’scr'ewn
of all nunibcr,-': Ari,-__ror;-i, coinm-or and concgvevz
F rlcs ol all I\'ln«I>‘; Augnr l}iri.<: Brare and Bittttt
(Iroppiiig I\'nrvr 3-; Ilrittaunia Table &'l‘o-pi Spot-ng
Bi'as«i I\'l':l.llt.‘.\'; Cutrking Pars, Dish Kettles, Tea
I\0l.l'It'.‘.\",‘§:|llU" Pairs, I~ r;yiiig Pans, Grid Irons, Brig.
tannin li-apots. “'ill.~‘t)tt .-i N-. Gregory’; Au-,;, I-lgneh.
ets, Ilariirm-rs‘ (.'urt‘v Comb.-i. lr.-ice (‘lining S199]
. . -
_\’:ll".I$. Aii‘iv=r'ir,-air and Eiiglisli Cliisscls of all kinds,
l)t‘6twiitr_.; Knives, single and double Plane Irons
. : = -
I/"l"l”’~"“3‘: Tl): S‘l‘l””3-"9 Stccl Sqiiurcs, Wood
R"'l‘5~"- Pl.W’l'>= Suit-I and Motto 'I.'olttti:co Boxes 6
Ernest Mailtrl
novel by Bulwer.
P. R. James.
Zinzcndorf, and other poems by Mrs. Sigour-,9
ney. -
And many other new works ust received by,’
J. A. WEED. 3
Norwalk, November 14, 1837. 36t;
Eitooittrtg Gtttaristri
()F all kinds, for sale very cheap, by
LEVI CLARK‘.
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Oct. 16, 1837.
HATS! HATS! IIATS!
Ladies and ]I’I7sscs Hats.
TH E subscriber would respectfully inform the
publicin general, that he has entered very exten-
sivelyinto the article of Ladies and Misses Tus-
can, Tuscan Braids. Split Straw, Mixt Straw.
Leglrorn, Leghorn Braids, and Shaker Hats, to
which he would particularly invite all those who
are in want of Hats, to his assortment; they will
find it expressly to their advantage to give him
at call, as he will sell them from 50 cents to
less than former prices.
TALLMADGE STEVENS.
Norwaik, April 25, 1838. 60 f
q.) II EAP GROCI7.l<l[l*lS.—'I'hc subscriber‘ has
just received and oil‘:-.rs for sale at his Store a
few rods East of the Bridge, :1 general assortment of
the first quality of Family UI'0Cel'It’.S, as clteap as the
EDIVIN LOCKWOOD.
Norw alk, May 9. I838. tf
FRENCH JUJUBE PASTE.
L‘ superior article, just received and for sale
L. . by N. S.BAlLEY&SON.
N. B. Confectioriary of all kinds on hand.
Norwaik, May 15, 1838. if (52
Norwaik, May 22, 1838. ifG4
callingfortheir papers, $1 50 per a
able quarterly in advance.
‘delayed to the end of the year, $2.
,lri'ai:s2, iron and wood Castors; \Vroughr_ and (Tug
Nails: Clothes, ltair, tooth, shoe, house and whim
vvrisir Bi'irslie.s; (ilassnri-I Japan l,:rmpg, Jointers,'
Ii urand Jack Plarres, ill-arch i‘i;,ng., [{;,i,i,;[ pi,,,,e,,.
I5t:tttI<. Ovalos and Squares, Ovalurrs and Beads,
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dun «Sec.
Al-o_. A GENER.\LASSOR'l'.,\'IEN'l' OF GRO-
CERIES. '
Norwaik, May 7, I838.
38%
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LBS. REFINED SALT 1’E'I'.R'E. Or
sale by J.A', WEED.
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THE Vl0Pi‘/V/ILK GAZETTE,
is PUBLISHED isvizxv ivi-zo-.\'i~:sii.n' MORNING.
ovcrthe Store qfllfr. Jllonson Hog/I, west side
the Bridge.
'l.‘r~:mis.+Subscriptiorrs $2 a year, where de-
livered by a carrier or Post-rider, payable quay‘-.
lcrlu 7.72. advance.
Subscribersliving out of the carriers” district,
pnuin, pay-
\Vhere payment is
Mail Subscribers 82. payable in advance.-—
ilff’ No others attended to.
Advertisements. $1 per square for three inser-
tions, and 2-5 cents for every subsequent inser-
tron-
per. payable quarterly.
marked. will be continued till forbid.
Yearly advertisers $10, including the pa.
Advertisements not
Orders eneiosing payment rnav be forwarded
by mail, postage paid.
Agents for the Gazette.
Bridgeport. Charles Youngs
Bet/rel. T-imotliy B. Hickock, Esq.
Brookjielrl. Lucius C. Northrop.
Bridgcwaler. Eli Morris.
Danbwry, Francis Knapp
Greenfield. Col. Horace Banks.
Rirlgcficld, David Hurlburt \
Stunt/brrl, \Villiam H. Webb
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lVcstport, John \V. Taylor
l«Vea(on. Bradford Winton. Esq.
IMPORTANT lrlsocvtazmr. I
Painting or Glazing. including a large ii,-g0,.,m,,n, A
formerly occupied by George Mead, E::q_ where_.
N B. All kinds of Boots and Slices modem‘
tilt I
peclfully soli-
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