. . :.~ .
ON LOW SPIRITS.
Owispirits is a t:el'tuin slate oftlie timid actrom
pauied by iiidigestioii,
evils are apprelit-ndad upon the slightest ground.-t
and the worst conseqttt-nces imagined. Aiit'i_ent tire,
dical writers supposed this tlisease to be confined to
those particular regions ot the abdtiuien, teclinicttlly
call tl liypocontlria, which are Sllll‘-IIOII on the right
or left side of that cavity, wliuutc comes the name
by p000i:(Il iasis.
SYIIIPTOMS.
The common t-orpoical symptorns arc, llatulency
iii the SIOmtlt‘l'. or l)owt:l.<, attiitl eructtitions, t-ostiie~
I|0SS,Spus||]0dIt,‘ pains. gitltlincss, dimness .ot' siglit,
palpitatioiis, antl oitcii an utter inability of fixing
the attention ttpoii any subject of IIl’l|ll)l'l.«tl'lCt3. or t-ii-
gagitig in any thing that tlcinaiitls vigor or c0llI‘1l_£,'f‘.
Also |aiiguidiiess—-tlie iniiitl lit-couins irritablt-,
.‘llioughtful,dcspontling, iiit-ltiiicliuly, and (It‘j8Cl(‘(I,
.-:tcct.iiipaiiietl with it total tlcrarigt-riicnt of the no rv
.ntis system 'l'ht- mental feelings and pt-ctilittrti-tiin
-of ideas that haunt the Il'DilgIt|?'I|OlI and overwhelin
t re jutlgiiimit, exhibit an ittlitiittt divr.'.i'.<.iIy. The
wisest and liest men are as open to this aflliction as
tl e .veakest.
CAUSES. ~
A setlentary life of any kind, especially scvt-re
study protracted to a late hnurin the night, and rart-ly
relieved by social itite-i't:otirse, or exercise, a tlissolttte
habit. great excess in uatiiig and drinking, the ini-
tnodcrate use of mei't‘tir_v, violent purgatives. the
suppression of some habitual discharge, (as, the ob
structton ofthc llIt‘llSl’S,)0l' long coniiiiuetl t:l'llption;
relaxation or tlebility of one or more iniportatit or-
gans within the abdomen, is it fi~cqttt:iit cause.
'riti-;A'rMt«:i~t'r:
The principal objects of treatment are, to remort-
iiidigestion, to strengtlioii the body, antl to enliven
the spirits, which in ty be proinoteti liy oxcrcitt‘. 1'3!‘
ly hours, regular meals and pleasant convi-.'rsation
The bowels (if costivc) being carcfullv l'C_:_:IlI&lI.t‘(J by
the occasional use of mild aporient. We know no-
tliintr better czilculated to obtain this end, tliaii Dr.
\rVm. Evans’ Aperieiit l"ilIs—-lieiiig mild and certain
in their operation. 'I'lir:liowels being once cleansed.
his iitestiiiiable Carnoinile l’i|ls, [which are tonic,
ntiotlyiic, and anti-spasriiodic] art: an infalliblt: rc-
medy. and without di-putc have proved a great
blessing to the numerous ptihlic.
Some pliysiciaiis have recommentled a free use t-f
mercury, but it should not be resorted to; as in ina-
iiy cases it will greatly aggravate the F.) mptoms. r
The medical office of Dr. \-VM. EVANS is at No.
100 Cliathum st , where his Camomile, as well as his
excellent Family A[)(‘l‘ll!Iil Pills, may be obtained.
Agents are wanted, south and west.
r = 2- “ ’. 3" 5”‘-TLOVVING INTERESTING
fa 3- _ "fr.-IISI-IING FACTS.
'£'l~. .-ti-?'.\’~"t1.g‘ 2 2 . .nongst upwards oi‘.'[‘wrtity-
tim.-i— r‘. t~“-~;l'l {'7-.. ,i::rt'ormed in one year, by the
-....::«.it‘ Dr. i-,1-.=.:. Iltidieines. Principal Ollitc
is at I00 Chatham st. t\'. Y. where the Doctor may
heconsulted personally, or by letter, [Post Paid]
from any part of the United States, &.c. I’t‘l‘S0lls
requiring medicine and advice must enclose it Bank
Note, or Order.
To James Dickson, 36 t"ornhill, Boston,
Agent for the sale ol‘Di. Evans"lC§mmogiile Villa:
owe , ov. l , I538.
Dear Sir—Knowin_g by experience that every rc-
ference that the afllicted receive ol the boiiefici:il re-
sults of inedicines. I cheerfttlly offer mine to the
ublic, in behalf of Dr. Wm. Evan.-4’ Cainmomile
Pills. Ihave been afllicted for the last ten years,
with distress in the head, and chest ; often so had,
as to deprive the of sleep for three or four nights in
succession, but have never fotind l‘t'll('I by any ofiiiy
friends’ prescriptions, until my wife saw the atlvt-r~
tisements in the paper; when she ])€I'Sl.I'rlt‘le(I me to
send for some, which I did, and obtained two boxes
and bottles, which resultt-.d in almost completely rc-
storing me to health, although I have not 3 ct cntire~
Iv finished them. Should you con.~.ider this any her.e-
fit to yourself, or the public, you have my cheerful
pcrtiiissicn to publisli it. Yottr’s respectfully,
'.I'I'lO.\I.-IS K. GOODIIUE, Central st
it?’ ASTHMA, TI! REE YEARS’ STANDI ‘JG.
Mr. Robert Monroe, Schuylkill, afllicted with the
above distressing malady. Sytnptonis-—Great lan-
gtior, flatulency. disturbed rest, uervonslicadache,
ditiiculty of breathing tightness and stricture across
the breast, dizziness, l|Cl'V0lIS irritability and rest~
lessness, could not lie in a liorimntal position without
the sensation of impending suffocation, pulpitation
of the heart, distressing cough. costivenes.-:, pain of
the stomach. drowsiness, great tI(".IlIIII_V i1ll(It.lt’.IIClen'
cy of the nervous energy. Mr R Monroe gave up
every thought of recovery, and dire tlespair sat on
the countenance ol every person iiiterestml in his
existence or liappiness, till by accidetit ho |'Il)IlCt’.(I in
a ublic paper sortie cures etfoctetl by Dr WM.
EVANS‘ MEDICINE in his complaint,wliit‘Ii in»
dttced him to purchase a package of the Pills. \VltIL'Il
resulted in completely removing every symptom of
his disease. He wishes to say his motive for this de-
claration is, that those afllieted with the same or any
symptoms similar "to those from which lie is happily
restored, may likewise receive the same itiestimalile
benefitc
T
LIVER COMPLAINT TEN YEARS’ STA.NDs
ING. Mrs. HANNAH BROWNE.vtilb of luseph
Browne, North Sixth st. near‘ Second st. Williams-
burgb, afilictctl for the last ten years with the Liver
Complaint. completely restored to health through
the trcatinentof Dr WM. EVANS.
Symptoms——Habitualconstipation of the bowels.
total loss of appetite, t-xcrutiaiirig pain of the epi-
astric region, great depression of spirits, languor
and other symptoms of extreme tlcbihty, tlisturbctl
sleep, inordinate flow of the menses. pain lnlllt’
right side,coultl not lie on her left side without an
aggravation of the pain, urine high colored, with
other symptoms indicating great tlerangetneiit in the
. functions of the liver.
Mrs. Browne was attended by three ofthe firstt
physicians. but received bttt little relief from their
medicine. till Mr Browne procured some of Dr.
VVm. I-Evans’ iiivalttableprt-paration. pliicli tfl'et'tu~
ally relieved her of the above tlistressiiig sy mptoins,
with others, which it is not essential to intimni:-.
JOSEPH BIIOWNE.
'1 d C tin" of New York ss.
Cllivisiblph Boiowiie, of William’-iburgli, Long Island.
being duly sworn, did tlt-pose and say, lltat the facts
as set forth in the within statement, to \\IllCIl he has
subscribed his name, flJt'((;ét\I§tI,:;;l(IBl.;l{l£’.)-“,NE’
Husband of the said Ilaiinali Browne
' , I’. 4tl I: of Januriry, I837.
' Sworn be1‘;o]:‘:?1‘l}i;‘§{ Com. (‘I Di.-eds.
CASE OF ACUTE RHEU-
Affection of the Lungs, cured
nt of Dr. WM. EVANS, I00
[Hr Benjamiti S. Jar.-
‘ REMARKABLE
MATISM, with an
under the treatme
Chatliam street. New York.
vis, 13 Centre st. Newark, N..I.. :_ii'tltctctl,t’or four
years with severe pains in all liisjotnts, which were
alwavs increased on the sli;’.l‘\e5‘ '“‘’'"’'‘a ‘he_ l°"i='.“°
,prt=servcd a steady \VIlIl(‘|\('S>‘ ; loss of appetite. oiz
ziness in his head. the bowels conimonl_v very ros~
tive, the urine high c0l0I‘t“l, ""0 00”" l’'‘’r“-‘‘’
sweating, unattended by relief Tire tilJ0\9_ S)""I"
|_,,mg “ere also attentlt-d with considerablte tlifliculty
of I)I't‘iIIllIIlg, with it sense of Iiglitnc-ss across the
chest, likewise a great want of due energy In the
nervous system. _
The above Fiy|Ilpldnl‘])1s bu-i't-“oIIl|'](fl}' ":“"°"' "ml "
. ectc ' r. in. :.van.‘.
pulcct cure cl 3 BEN]. S. JARWS.
City of Ne iv York, as.
Benj. S. Jarvis being t
say, that the facts atutt
subscribetl by him, are in all it:.~pet'ts title. ,
Sfiin before me, this ‘.!5tlt November . 1835.
' WILLIKM SAUL, Notary I’-ibliv,
- :96 Nassau st.
-it in the above t'ci'tiIicutt'.
Principal Olliccs for the salt-. of Dr. \VM
EVANS‘ Catnoniile and Apericiit Pills,
York, 100 Chaiham street.
Phtladelpliia. 1.9-. North Eighth Street.
Boston. 30, (Jortihill Street.
This valuable nietliciiic is to be had of the
following Agents.
]. B. Giliiiau.
Weed,
vrayyor, \Vest purl;
Ira N. Yale. Meridon ;,Josiali 1Cdwar«ls, Berlin.
Zlmt
May 14th. 1339-
wlierein t he great c:.§,,
ltily S‘.VO| ti. doth depose nml
N ew
Drnggist, No. 201, Main st.
I-Iartfortl ; Hughes & Hall, Mitltlletomi ; John A’.
Norwulk; David Mitclicll, Church st.
New Haven; \Vm. \Vonrl,Staniford: -L W.
N. S. \Vor_dcn. I3ritl,t:°pm'l'. by Pr, Rippon, with Dr. Ripper)’: .-
1.‘.
GENERAL DEPOT-,
AN!)
l<‘UR\iIS[lING \VARI:I[IOUSE.
W HE Stibscribcr is coiistziiitly adding to his St
ready extensive stock. cvei'y new |ltl[)l‘0V(‘.
-ntiiit iti ai'tit_'les ofKitch(=n l'uriiitttrt= by which hi.‘
t.‘l.ISIOlllt‘lSl’Il3.y derive every possiblozidvaiitagefrom
tho iuveiitive and cntorpi'i'/.ing spirit of the times,
and secure to tliemselvcsaiid their families every
combinatioii oi‘
ECONOMY AND CO.VlFOR'I‘.
The following new :l.l‘l.It'I(3S'.I{lSCl'V(‘. attentiou:—
l’l~2l{FEC'I‘ l’Rl'ZM IU.\'l STOVE tor the l{itt:lit:n.
will burn wood or coal; has ample and l-,i-._;lily fin
tslietl apartttus lor cooking, boilers, kt-ttlcs pans
gridtllvs &.c,;consuint-s less fuel. gives out mort-
lit-zit, than any other articlcof the kind lit:rotol'ort~
presented to the public. It is lieritles, comi‘a(.t in
its form and highlyornanientat.
now fitting upsomc very
his customers are invited to call and examine.
and offices.
warnitli are rckoncd the Iiestynt introduced.
TO I'AI LORS.
trifling expense, be adapted to culinary purposes
'l‘H l-I ROTARY (TOOK STOVE. so well atlaptetl
to the wants oflargc families, with its latest ini-
provemerits, for burning wood or coal, are still iti
coiistaiitdemaiid lllltl in high repute.
GRATES. of every pat-
tern plain and ornamoiilal.
br:iss,Russia sheet iron,soap
stone, &c. at the lowest
rates. and set iii the most
fasliioiialilo and commo.
dious style.
BOX.circnlar, and (JIItCI'SIOVt‘S, of every (I(‘.St.‘I[)
tion- Also, every kititl of titi and sheet iron work
tloneto order. Brittannia metal tea and coffee pots,
spoons, knivcsantl forks, and a varietyoft:tblt: and
ltitcliet. ftirnitnre. Andiroiis sliovcls and tongs,8ic.
STILES CUR'l‘lS,Wcstsidetlie Bridge.
Norwalk, l\'oventher 1, I837. 34
5 Bushcls Russia Turnips for sale by
GEORG E \V. JENNINGS.
\Vest side the Bridge.
February 12, 1838. 4
NOTICE.
V1‘ HE subscriber having sold out his interest
irithe Pacltctiiig business to his brother,
William T. Hoyt,thc business in future, \\ill be
carried on by him. In consequence of this ar-
rangement. it will be necessary for all accounts
to be settled immetliatelyto save cost; as all ac
cotints ant settled by the lst of March, will be
sued iirimetliately after that date.
-"-1 MONSON HOYT.
tt'45
Norwalk, Jan.1, 1838.
THE subscriber having taken the btisinessof
his brother, Morison Hovt, will continue to
transact the same on asfavorableterms as at any
other landing. and hopes by a strict attention to
his business.tliat he will receive a share ofthe
public patronage. Neither expense or exertion
will be spared to have the best ofmen in his cm-
ploy.
N. B. Freight must be paid on delivery of
goods. WILLIAM T. HOYT.
Norwalk, Jan. 1. 1838
GUNS! GUNS! !
LARGE assortment of Percussion Lock
GUNS, a first rate article. Price $5.
\VM. J. STRBET.
Norwalk, December 23, 1837.
ii? CHEAP CROCERI ES. 4:3
Molasses, best; Young Hyson,
Souchong
Coffee and other kinds, Brooms,
Rice, Soap,
zil Nuts, Almonds, Oranges, Butter and Cheese,
sm1ll plug Tobacco, Snuff, Salteratus Starch,
Indigo, and almost every article usually kept in
:1 Grocery Store, all of which he will sell cheap
for cash or ready pity.
JOSEPH S. MEEKER.
Norwalk, Oct. 2. 1837.
EMPLOYIVIENT.
STEADY. industrious man, who is well ac-
quainted with the nianageriieiit of a larm and
disposed to t'entlcr himself useful to his employ er,
may obtain agood situation on application to the
subscriber. ABSALOM DAY.
Norwalk, (Old VVell,) Marcli 5, I838. tf52
TO LET,
TENEMENTS, that will accommo-
date fotir families. Apply to
ARNOLD & BISHOP.
N ‘rwalk, March 5th, 1838. tf 52
0DFISH.—100 Quintals Codfish, for
sale by the subscribers at the New-York
prices. IIUBBELL (56 CO.
Norwalk, February 5, 1838. 48
\,' HITE—'i’VASHING LIME—-For sale by
G. D. JENNINGS.
to call and settle the same without delay.
done, as heretofore, at short notice.
N. S. BAILEY.
Norwalk, April 23.
walk harbor, to James
cnsuingseason,commencing the 8th March next
for the ptirposc of carrying freight aiitl tnarkc
stufll
tlt€i:' regular and careful attendance to the btisi
tics; they are in
the public patronage‘.
JOSEPH S. MEEKER,
TITUS K. MERRILL.
Norwalk, January 29. 1838-
NE\V BOOKS.
- ETER PARI.EY’S Ul]I\'CI‘Stll History on tli
lliistratctl by Maps and eiiuravings, in 2 vols.
Leila, a novel, by E. L. Bulwcr.
vol.just received by
J. Ls.-‘ll’ Iii Iii D.
32 l\nrwalk, IVIl1l‘(‘.It I3, 1911'. . ~
The §lII)‘!(.l'lI)el'l.~‘
liandsoine patterns‘, which
TI-IE (JYl..INl)I«1R GR3t’I‘l,". STOVE, is a neat.
perity and economical article for stores, shops,
SC\’(‘.I‘t1I have already been put tip in
this place: and for clitaapncss. convenience and
I_EWlS'S Patent CoalStove’s,fot‘ licttllflgl-=lll0|"S
Irons, an excellent article, which may also with a
42
FE‘ HE subscriber has just received and offers
for sale, Rock Salt, Sack Salt,Ca.nti.l Flour
common and fancy brands, St. Croix, Porto
Rico, Havanna, crushed and loaf’ Sugar, Syrup
Hyson Skin and
TEA, Potash, Tamarind 8, Pork,
Hams, Codfish, Mackerel, Ground Coffee, Java
Raisins from
Is. to 6d. 1!. pound, Currants, Prtines, Citron,
mould and dipped Candles, Pilot
Bread, Soda and Milk Biscuit, Madeira and Bro.-
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!
V W HE subscriber requests all those who have
unsettled accounts with him for Tailoring
I’:-.n‘aloons and Vests made, and cutting
tf 59
r ‘HE subscribers would inform their friends
E and the public, that they intend to sail the
sloop Pawcatuc, Titus K. Merrill, master, from
George St. John’s landiiig. at the head of Nor-
Slip, New York, on
Thursdays, returning Tuesdays, throughout the
All ordersin their line will be tlianltfully
received, and punctoally atzentled to; and by
_ ARI) ti
hopes of receiving a share of G
if4'7
Basis ol'Geogropliv, for the use of Families,
The Young l.atlv’s Friend, by Mrs. John F:t"|'iH‘- I
The I’-alins and Ilymns ol Dr. Watts, a/lflngeii
,_.|,.C,.'on, lI'I()lt(‘
if53
IRON AND STEEL.
, OR S.-\_Ll-1, at the store opposite I-lo) t’.~latiding
Sweetls Cart aiitl \‘V:tggon tirc,
Englisn do do do do
Squareand (lat S\V0(.3(I:II"0ll-I1IISl7.0S,
do do American do do do
do do English do do do
Rouiitl Ainrrir-.an and English do do do
Nttylor ti» Co.’s ccltibratetlcaststcol.
Siiundcrson, Brotlicrs&i.Co.’stlo do do
Band, null, and hoop iron,
Spike aiitl tiailrods, Ste. &'c
W. J. S'I'Il.EE'I‘.
Nortvallt. Jan /I 8
Train our 1*-rare AND
t.€.E-BAVING.
GEO. IV. JENNIIVGS
E ESl’l<'.C'I'I"Ul.LY informs his frit-nds and the
public, that he continues his I)llSInl‘.SS of Shav-
ing, I-lair l,)rossitig and Cltlll,-1g, in the most approv
ed and ftisliioiiabltr style, at his old stand, west oftlie
Bridge. H e is always in attentlavice, antl happy to
receive cttstoniers. His roomsare pleasautand coin-
fortahlc, and his apparatus in the very best ortler.
He keeps constantly for sale a variety of articles
in liisline, such as Razors, razor straps, sliaving
-oap, shaving brushes, hair do, dressing tombs,
pocket do. tntlelihle ink, Cologne water, tnacassar
oil,ht-at-’stiil, antique oil, conversation cards, al-
lIlillli‘1CS,|)0Cl((‘I books, prints songs, 82c. 3.1.6.
Norwalk, May 23,1837. 1
LUOIQ AT T HIS.
WEN II E subscriber's would iulorni their t'rieti«ls and
the pub|ic,tliat they have takcntlie oltl stand
of E. Bougliton, situated half a mile west of the
Borough of Dttiibur_v,and have macinery in the best
order for Carding \’Vool, Carding and Spinning
Yarn by tlierttn, l\tlanttt”:icti-ringSatinctts per yard.
Drtsssing Cloth, Dying Yarn fancy colors, Iltc. &c.
Allthose who may favor them with their t:ustom,
may depend on having it wclltloneantl on i easonahle
terms. E. BOUGHTON 81. CO.
Danliury, May 6, 1837. 9
CASTINGS.
4 URNACE doors and grates, lire dogs and
. plough points, cart and wagon boxes, for stile
by IVM. J. S'lRl-‘.E'l‘.
DIFTY pairs French Morocco Slips, for sale
by tltc subscriber. I’rice $1.
GEORGE JAMES.
\Vilton, August I, 1837. 21tf
.1013 P1t1N'rtM;.,
OF ALL KINDS.
NEAl'LY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFILE.
E EEVES SI. SON’S superior writing fluid,
just received direct from the Importer, and
for sale by J. A. VVEED.
DR. 1:lULL’S IMPROVED T1t’USS AT
REDUCED PRICES.
HE subscriber would inform those afflict-
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
NEVV ESTABLISI-IDlEN'l‘.
Fanizlij Grocery.
VIIE subscriber is now opening at No. 6
Burrall's Buildings, a select assortment of
Groceries. and all articles usually inquired for
at a Family Provision Store. Collies. Teas,
Sugars, Spices, Molasses, Fish, Pork, r.\*.c. 659.
ofthe best quality, and attlic lowest cash prices,
may always be found at his store. Give him a
call before you purchase elswhere.
GOULD D. JENNINGS.
Norwalk, March 27, 1838. tf55
SPRING DRY GOODS.
M. STEVENS will open on \Vedncs—
. day, of the present week, a large atid
well selected assortment of Spring Goods. Pur-
chasers are respectfully invited to call and exa-
mine before purchasing ClS(.‘Wll6l'e.
Norwalk, March 27, I838.
GARDEN SEEDS.
TI-IE subscriber has jtist received the most
complete assortment ot‘Garden Seeds. ever
offered in this place, allof which are warranted
if last ycar’s growth, and putup in good orde
J. A. WEED.5
it‘. 5
55
Norwalk. March 27, 1838.
FOR SALE.
FARM consisting ofsixty acres Of first rate
land, lying in the Town of Ridgelield. di-
rectly south of D. & D. Banks’ tizaatiliicztiritig
establishment. Said Farm is sitiiaterl upon the
Sugar Hollow Turnpike. 14 miles “Om NOT-
walk, is well fenced, and irrigated by a never
failino stream of water. For further particulars.
inquiiies may be made of David Banks near the
premises, or of the subscriber.
VVILLIA-M MAYBURY. _
Norwalk, March 27. S38. . W50
\\’O0D ASHES IVANTED.
EIGHTEEN PENCE a bushel will be
paid for wood ashes by the subscriber.
MARTIN KALBFLEISCH.
Norwalk, March 27. S38. II55
Bushels of Maple Coal for sale by
EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, April 2. 1838.
Ci.ovi:a AND '].‘lMO'l‘I-IY SEED, forsale by
JOSEPH S MEEKER
r HIE El.lSMEl\"l‘S or Mon.t,i, SCITINCI‘.
_E, by Francis \Vayland, D. D., P|‘¢?Sl(It‘nI. 0.
Brown University, and Professor 0 oral Philosti-.
pliy,forsale by J. A. WEED.
NEW Goons.
7 DE SllI)iC|'IIJP.I' has just l'eCt‘lV(:(I an extensive
assortment of Spring Dry Goutls; and offer
them to the public at prices very much rotlucett.
Now is the time to buy goods cheap. (Tall and see.
L. M. S'l‘EVENS.
At the store recently occupied by Stevens do Beldea.
Norwullt, Marrli I9. I838. if-54
____________.____—————————
PA'E.‘ENT BEE EIIVE.
Vi‘ l-IE public are icspectftilly invited to call at
the subscriber's Store, No. 5, Burrall’s
Buildings, and extnnine Judd’s Patent Bee Ilive,
which is all that it is recommended to be, and
requires only an examination to convince any
person of the advantage it possesses over all
other Bee Ilives how in use, and must come in-
to general use b all those who are in the habit
of raising bees. The subscriberis now ready to
grant iiidividtial igiits on liberal terms. Please
call and examin it. NOAH S. BAILEY.
Norwalk, Ap ll 20. if 59
SEEDS, for sale by
EDWIN LOCK\VOOD.
it‘ 57
I
Norwalk, A til 10, 1838.
R. ‘BI‘lND"RE'l‘H’S UNIVERSAL
VILGE l‘ABLE PILLS, for sale by
EDVVIN LOCKWOOD.
NOFWHIIK. pill 10, 1838. 3157
9
LADIES HATS.
RARGIIC assortment of Ladies antl Misses
. 1 "Sci"? Braid Split Straw Opt-n ‘York
I—‘°.‘~"}°m and Mixed Braid Ilats, just received.
‘“‘‘I_ ‘"7 ='11l0_?\'t:ry cheap, cheaper than ever tiller-
el in Ihecunmy before. L. :\l. S'l‘l<‘.VENS.
Norwallt;,\,,,;1 2, 38
.. ,_,{ __\_
WANTED.
bttsiiicss. Inquire oi‘ the subscribter.’
Norwalk, Jan 1 I
ticle for grinding, for sale by
raot.>K SALT.
EV
.3E@ .
lIUI5liEl.I. &. CO.
§E2n'.fct'tt iEtt.=3itt'.1tttt-.= Q'£Dtit.p3tt1g_),
HAIl'I'I"()I‘\D, C()NNI‘lCT1CUT.
BENJAMIN ISAACS. AGENT.
liicorporatt-.tl in l8l0, with :i Capital of $150,000
and power to IlI('I'CHSC the same to $250,000.
miisive I)l1.~'lllf‘.S5 on the must just and liberal print:
pies, paying iic IOS>‘(‘S with honorablt: promptness
tion of the Company.
vorable terms, public huildiiigs.cliurclics, dwellings
ty getioral|y.ag'ainst loss or damage by fire.
Buartl of Dircctors.—-liliplialct 'I‘erry, 3. II. Hun
ington, ll. I-luntington,Jr. Albeit Day. Samuel \Vi
liains, Edwin D. Morgan, Job Allyn, (.icorge Pu
num, Jiiuius S. 1VIorg:tii.
El.II’l-IALET TERRY, I’t‘csidCnl-
JAMES G. BOl.l.I-IS, Secretary.
Norwalk, Aug. 10, I830.
IIIESS PORK.
so. by iiots'i3ist.i. 81. 00.
May 9. 1337.
N Apprentice wttnted to the Tin and Slicctlron
‘ S’1'YI.l£S CURTIS.
9
BUSIIELS Rock Salt, a very litre ar~
‘IIIS long (‘SluIlIISIit’(‘l Institution has for moi'e
than a quarI.cr cl" a century ti'ai;;<actcd its ex
rid the prcsotit Board ol'l)irt-ctors pledge tlicniselves
n this partitztilar fully to maintain the high roputa
It insures upon the most fa
stores. merrliantlise, furniture. and personal propcr
(iino39
FEVV btu'rcls of first qualitv Mess Pork, fo
9:!
1"amham's Patent Ii’o£tzr_t/ Washing and
Ifflcctclzizig Jlluc/zine.
II F. subscriber will receive orders for l"arnItam’s
Patent \Vashing Macliine, and liurnishthem
on short notice. He has one at his dwelling house
Which (‘an be soon in operation evciv washing day.
It. was left there three or i'our Il|0ll'tIlS-,IIII(I has given
good salisfzictiori.
Th? Ladiesin partictilai-, are requested to call and
Bxilllllllfl, ftir tliciusolvt-s. illesssts. Olmsted t\' Co.
have secured the Patent Right for this county.
Norwalk, May ‘.25). I837.
T. B. I5U’J‘I.I<JI£.
’ A.T'i‘OR~iNlE§[ AT LAW,
FFICE \V(’.Sl side oftlic I)‘ritlge,over the I.I'ttI
Store of Henry B. Chase.
i l\'orwalk. Feb I5. I837
i Cll{CUI.iATlI'\‘G LIBRARY.
IIL!Sul:.sc':‘...ar wiztild inform
and the piibiit: goiit-rally ,i
, n tilting adtlitionsto his li"ora"
literary wot ks-—t'nc followi .5 ti partial list.
The lleiross, Sayings and Doings, (:..,- Rive]-5’
I Refugee, 'l’ale.= 8:. Slcetelic-s. Village of.\lticudorpt
I Landt-rs Cyclopedia Nlewton Ftirstcr,
I Pt-vcril oftlit: I’t‘nk, Fouryears (Q a hal.
The Iiistirgeiits, Champions of Fri.-t‘doiii,
Paicliaofinziny Tales, Th:'ee_vtiai~siii Arno,-i,,;,,
Franct-; in 18:29 t§'.'. ED, Lifcof a Sailor, '
Silinian’:s'l‘ra\’cls, Tlio Alliainbra.
Whigs of Scotland. 'I'ale.~' ofthe Maiior.
Hajji Baba, Jacob Faitliful, .\.-iseric;-ofMarriage,
De Vere. Ci ttist-. of the Mitlge,
Legontlar_v, Mystery, England & the Engligly,
Two Old Men’s Tales, Men & tllaioiers,
High Ways do By Ways, Dominica Legacy,
tfl .t
for gout, rlieumatism and liver
sale by J. A. VVEED.
INSURANCE
BY A NEVV-YORK OFFII‘-F<‘..
TAL $300,000.
and afiluence. GEORGE ST. JOHN,
VVall street, New-York.
Norwalk, Augtist 7, 1837.
Ema tCltt‘5 mitt 3}f‘tJ.tt‘lt',t}.
LEVI CLARK. '
FLOUR,just received and for snic by
J. S. LIIEEKER
Norwalk, January 1. 1838.
GUARD AGAINST iviitic.
Pli‘U'l'Ef"l'ION I.-\'.$'U.’i.’l.'\I'(.'E C0311’./l.\'I’.
the l’rutcct’ioii lusuraizcc Compmig,io Ilart
f0I‘(I,C0nlN‘ClI('ul, offers to In.-‘urc llou..~'cs. Stort-s.
Mills, Factories, B.-irii.<, and the coiitenls of (‘;i\(‘lt‘
togct~lici' with every other similar species ofpropcr)
preiniuin oflbred, are aslow as those of any oihc,
years.
delay.
TOYS! TOYS!
assortment of Confectionary,f'or sale by
GEORGE \V. JENNINGS,
VVest side the Bridge.
11 UEN‘S UNIVERSAL S’I‘RENG'I‘HEN-
_J ING PLASTER, Celebrated for curing
pains in the breast, side, back, or limbs. Also
complaints, for
GEORGE ST. JOHN AGENT. 0.» P1 -
ATES of Premium very reasonablc—losscs
promptly and liberally adjusted and paid.
For a small yearly sum, save yourselves from
being suddenly, by the ravages of fire, reduced
to peniiry and want, from circumstances ofease
Agent of the Howard Insurance Company, 54
22tf
FINE assortment for sale at prices corres-
' ponding with the pressure of the times, hv
‘ ]Il.LIAM J. S I l'tl-.'.E’l’, of l\'orw.-ilk, agciit of
ty, Against Loss or l)ontagc by Fire. The rates ol
The course the otliccpiirsiic in traiisat-.tingt.lieir
business and in theat|_iustingatitl payincntsol losses,
il prompt and liberal. For terms 0I‘lll,~'l.ll‘|lI’lCt“, appli-
cation inwy be madeto the above naiiitid Agent, who
s atttliorizcd to issue policies to applicants it-iumul
Noit'\\'alk, J an 4. 1837'. 3
{JV RENCH, Gcrlifltln, and English Toys, with
a great variety of‘ other fancy articles, and
:1 general assortment; of Fruit and nuts, sticli as
Almonds, Madeira Nuts, Peanuts, Filbcrts, Cit-
ron, Mace, Currants, Figs, Prunes, Cloves, Or-
anges and Lemons, Soda Biscuit, and a genera
Norwalk, May 23, I837. 11tf'
'l‘lic Abbcss, Jact uclioe of I‘.l0l.i!lit.l,
I . -. V . . .
Qnantin Durwai-tl, U. .5. (Jt‘lll]l.‘-Jitl Cat»-itrlir;
Life of Mrs Sitldon.=,'Iibbletoi: S ."ra‘i't_.t__.
Now Tales by M rs. Opts, Amencaii Izaitdltg tl.
Rliotla, Iltiitor O’ I-Iara, Iii,-,:lit Nimt-~;,
Duke Christian, The Spy: The l‘itttc
Eartliquake’ L'vi'ac~l)ridgt- Ilall,
English l.':i'c, Mt.-tinotli, lted Guuiitlcr,
.lost>phus, Eugene Arum,
I)!‘1II|l.' us Duckwoi-th, Mandcville,
I‘ules of the Priory, Iltttttige lloy!
Pastors l'iiesitlt-, Perils of Woman. "
run Owen. rruim-. '1'.-Io. or... i.....n...~.i,
Country I\'eiglibors, Last Days of Poniouii
. 1 . . I Y
Feslivalsaiid I‘:tst.~'. lllis-.-ititia.ty,
I’lt-.astii'tr:= ofI.ifo, illiitlliew Wald,
.l'It‘I1l0II‘o‘ of Buck, Newton's Messiah,
’l.‘ravcls tlirougli‘Spain, l\IlS,lIIt)|‘I'(;Il’5 Vuvagel
El-’estward Ho, Ski,-tclios til Sotrivty, ‘
I>“;((-BICII’ I}ook_ ll‘laspti's Coinpcnd,
V alsli s ‘lIl‘llt'/, itiickeiliockcr,
Sr-rvice Alloat, The (iu.ii'd.-,
Tales of the Wt-st, Anna t)l'(‘ieiei~ct.-up”
lIIiIl)ll!‘l'S M (:U.~IOlth', I'V()l’Il.Illt‘S tit'_\'i,t=-,,l,
Morelaiitl Vale, l)uiia|l'-ire. The Rom-,
Blue Stockiu-,v ll.-ill, .\l‘:ll‘-lllll .\'iglits,'
Rt-tl Rover, Valley ot‘Slion.tutloali,
\Vootlslottl<, The Iiattoiiy, Eiiotzli Crosby,
Nbrwa]k' July 27’ 1837' 20 'tl'ixwt'-ll A'lvetiturm: of ‘I KHZ/lll)‘l i
. I , \ \ . , 3‘ 1,
I \READWELL’S superior Buckwheat """’ ""'°"°~"""""’ "’*"""~“"°v ‘NH 'I‘h~rm«»n.
Peep at Il‘l(‘.I’ll.gl'll,lIS, Adv:-nturcs oi‘ ;. l{;,,S'_,- [',,,°,c
Great llrttain in lr5ZI3I", rit7.t- licurge,
’l‘lit- ('aiboi~ato, The Sr-paratioii,
I'ilney Ilall, lnvi.-ililag Iit"t‘lIl(‘lDitn,
I".lIIOI.,.S IIIIICS, I.lI‘(! OI‘ Niilt0l(*()|].
Ronian l.itt-rattiic, Life of I'int kiicr,
I.t:ttei'sl'i‘ti'.ii lllt‘ I'igr*aii, l.il't' of .l, ‘Tait lt:r,
CllI'()illt‘lt‘ oftjotliain, I)t\:iglit’s 'l r:it't:l_~.
Darliy'.< Tour, SatuI'tla_v l\l:i,r1a'/:itie.
l'li.~'tory ol'l-'.ut ope, 'l‘in'l<iit:y'.~: i\':irratit 0.
Lord liyrtin. Wild lii.-li (iirl, l‘oitoi's.iotirn;;l
Ill.-'.loi'y oi NGl'IIIII1('lI. I’l«:ritl-'3,
P()S,lIlllm(iu5 Papt rs, (‘nntra.<t, 'l'lit~. llimis;
Hope lieslic, Corning Out, Th!‘ Ilravo,
similarlnstittttion, and every man has now an op. Ciarence, \\'t-lsh -.\lonntaiiis, King ()f ,1", peak
portunity, for a trifling sum, IO "rtlitrct liimscli '
against this tlestrtictivo element, which often in a
single hour, Sl\'t!(:l“Q\Vil_V the eartiiiigt: of many
IIt'ltIf’ll:lIillI€l', Litwol I.int:t-lo, I":tir Maid ot I'uitl
The Disowiitul, Iligh l.il'e, Flirtntioii,
Elizalictli tlc I?-i‘pt:t=. I’t-lliani, I)l’\t.'l‘t‘:|l],
Antiquity , (ilastoii tle I.Il()lltlt‘VIlI(,‘- lti-treat,
Wopt of \Vislitoti ll ish, Water \'Viti-h,
Ilistory oftht: Bible I’t-l.-ir Seas and ling-.,—,.,,,,
I{nllin’s Aiitzieiit Iil.\Il)l‘_)', liiiglisli l’.ai'oii,
I’I(‘.ilSI1l‘f‘S of Hope, lliadtlt-us of ‘it :ti.<aw,
Baliylon tht: (ircat, 'I':i'es oftlie llvart,
Coningsmar, Abbott, l)isctivt'i't‘ of Aiiivrica,
Life of George 4th, History of IZit‘lIl."Il India,
Orations of l)ninostlict=e<, Kt~niiwt-i th,
The liainhler, Dt‘t:l.~lttt1, l"all of.lt~rtisnlctii,
Paris Chit Cliut,('liiltlrt-ii ol tht- Alilirry,
DOIIICSIII‘ Recrt-.ation, Fsilsles. Sp" liISIl lliiitglxicy
Lacon, Essays and Slttclttts, Il.ip\‘ l|,|L‘.\‘_\" ’
Wliite’s Rriiitiiiis, Willi.-tiii’s Wot I.-s, Va
Ship \Vl'(‘t‘i{, I’ert~_criiit‘. I’l(‘l\'i(', tiil Illa,-5
Tales ofthe Ciwnsadt-rs, Caleb Williritiis,
IIZIIIIICCIOI(.I|'€1lV€S,I‘IC|H'y Milncr,
Sir Cll'tlI'l(‘$ Gran<li.~'m1, E:ti'ly lmsstiiis,
Guy L\lancriug, T. .'l‘loore’s Works,
Aliiioraii & Hainct, Gt-urge Desinontl,
Abbey of Wcyliill, Biro‘: ofScotl.-tiid,
TO '1‘ HE PUBLIC.
formt-rlv 0(_'cllpit"(l by Moss \Vhitc.
BRIGGS 8.’. FANTON keep coiistantly on hand
atthc store of the Suliscribt-r, a full supply ol'la..:|..
lottublc Ladies’and Cliiltlrt.-n’s SIIOES, which he
sells uttlieir old prices.
FRANCIS KNAPP
Danbtiry, April 17, I837. (itf
FOE} SALE
Y C. M. KNAPP, a Military Cap and
Feather, Sword and Epaulet suitable for a
Militia Otlicer, will be sold cheap.
Norwalk, April 10, 1838. tf58
IIEREAS my wife MARY has left my I)t‘(I
and board wiiliout airy just cause or provo-
cation, iliis is to forbid all persons liarboring or trust
ing her, as I will pay no debts of her contracting af~
ter this date. PIIILO KINNER.
\Vestou, May I9, 1838. ’*'3t(‘i3
IVA TCHES. SIL VER SPOONS,
SP_EUT.z1CLES, <§‘c.
. 'I‘Il E subscriber has on
liaiitl a complete assortment
- “ls
of every destwiption, wtiicli
favorable terms.
, ver Spoons, Butter Knives,
Ibc. Goltl and Silver Spec-
Warc, togetlier with a g(‘l'l('.I'ilIt1SStiI‘l.lntflll of.l ewelry,
81.6. &c. Thfse (ioods have been st:lt:ctcd with great
cart-, and will he sold at a small rztlvance.
0:‘ All kinks of Clocks and \‘Vatr;hes l‘(‘p2tll'PlI,
by experienced workiiicii, and warrutitied to per form
well; A.‘ L.) Bl~.Nl;Dl(}'l’,
[-3m GI] .26 bowery, New York
PLUIJGPIS.
E. \VA.IIINLi’S celebrated Plotiglis and
o Castings. Also, Cast Iron Cart Ilubs, for
sale at the Factory prices, by
CHARLES ISAACS.
If GI
Nort-talk. May 7. I838.
E-XDY MADE Cl.O'I‘IIiNG.—Jnst received
at the Noiwalk Clothing Store, a general as.
sottmenl ot Clothing, suitable for the present season,
for sale cheap by EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, Mav 9. I838, If 6]
i 1,‘ , , .
Itzc/L Black, Blue Blri(:7c. Plain. and Colored
Silks.
T H E subscriber hasjust received a beautiful
assortment of Silks, at prices vary |nu(_-I)
reduced. Purchasers tlesirous of obtaining a
good article. will find it to their advantage to fa
vorliiiii with a call.
Also, a superior assortment of rich figured
hlue_blaCk..antl lzincy colored silks. of superior
quality, which the subscriber has spared no pains
in seletzting at such prices as cannot fail to soil.
N. B. Lowest prices invariably asked, and
no abateirieiit,
NO. 2 BtJll‘ttlI':5 Bulltliiigs, west sitlc [lit-
Bridge. ’I‘ALLl\1AI)(a‘E ."I‘EVENS.
Norwalk, May 15, 1838. il'6.-2
E3‘ RANCIS KNAPI‘ informs the public. that he
liasijust returned lrom New-York with a scicct
assortment of DRY GOODS and GROClt.l’tIES,
wliitili he is oll't-ring cheap for cash, at the old stand
ofGold and Silver Vlfatt-lit-s,
he tilfetzs for sale oti the most
Also, Sil-
'—" taclrs. I’encil Canes. 'I'hiin~
blrs. Plated and Britannia
Seekers Lr.-ctiii-e=.. itt.-cltzsc. Liglits and Sliatltiws,
I.ouisa, l\ladoli...- l’ . -pot k Burn,
Cottage l<‘irt‘..~i.i.- .~'. nt-lia, I'illots England.
' I u .
Elcinentsol W} :5,-Illtill, It lCrt?nt.‘t-.' ~.Il,iC:ttllty,
Lollartls, I.lOti"‘., (ltiiiipboll, l’li_y5iug,,U,,,j,l’
Rcgiiialtl Dalton. Protraution,
I.cctui'es on I olitciicss, balm of('i’ilr~ad,
Fisszty on l'\lotlt‘rii lIistor_v, 'l.‘ulcs ofa 'l‘ravt-up,
3ltiIi'1Sp(‘fll'.”t3_l'llltlli) tlicCountry,Cu|l,gg;,,,,S_
Oxoiiians, Cllllsllilll lit-smirrlies,
Asiiitidcits at [.argt*. Fitltllcrs O‘ >‘e|‘V:|lltir)s_
Hull's Memoirs, lllaiiiiers (.lironic't.-,
Pirates and Roblir-rs, ("ruisc of Poioimic,
Fall.land,l’il,ot. IIt'lPl'I, Cazspar llauscr,
'(mgI] Yarns Linwoods,
Crot7.ltt-t’s Life of Van lturen.
Ilorso Slio Robitisou, licntucltian in NctvYork
Rumblcsin N.Amer°ca-
JOHN A. \‘.'EED .
NEVV BOOKS.
A SUMMARY ofDr.
G:tll’s System of Hire-
nolo,t_ry, translated from
the Frciicli.
,. Ernest. i\Ialtr!
"“" ‘ “"' novt-l by Bulwei.
Att’ :1, a novel by G. I’. R. .lttl1]('S.
Zinzeutlorf, and other poems by Mrs. Sigou,--
ncy.
And many other new works list received by
J. A. \-VEED.
. Norwalk, November 14, 1837. 361,
fluoltiitg eiztisrsrs
( F all kinds, for sale very cheap, by
LEVI CLARK.
AY’S New York Bank Note List, Coun-
terfeit Dctector, atitl Price Currant, for
J. A. XVEED.
l'S, I1
sale by
Oct. 16, 1837.
HATS! HATS! LIATS!
Ladies and Jllisscs IIa(.s.
'1' HE subscriber would rcspct:tfull_v inform the
ptiblicin general, that he has cnteretl very exten-
sively into the article of Ladies and Misses Tus-
can, Tuscan Braids. Split Straw, Mixt Straw.
Leghorn. Leghorn Braitls, and Shaker Hats, to
which he would particularly invite all those who
arein want of Hats, to his assortment ; they will
find it expressly to their atlvatitage to give him
it call. as he will sell them from 50 cents to
.less than former prices.
_ TALLBIADGE STEVENS.
Norwalk, April .2-5. 1838. 601i
0.
.1?
just received and olliers for sale at his Store a
few rotls East of tltc Bridge, a general iIS.\UlII'lleiil of
tho lirst quality ot'I"aniily Ul'UC(!l'lf‘S, as cheap as th.»
r:l.t=apest, coiisistiiitt of such articles as are usually
kept in a Gi'ocer_v Store.
EDIVIN LOCKWOOI).
Norwalk, May 9, 1338. if 0]
FRENCII JUJ UBE PASTE.
. superior article, just ‘received and for sale
1.- by N. S.BAlLEY&SON.
N. 15. Confcctionary of all kinds on hand,
and for sale as usual.
W ill ..I . S'I'l‘tEE'I‘.
1:2
.3 old patons
tieis constat-il,
ithe most popnlzi
tl-cNa\‘y
Four Cringles Log. !)oinr=.stit' ltlanncr.~ OfAlll0l'li‘.‘t||s
., . .
dit.-inc ever known.
{J1I'lEAl’ GROl.‘.l<ZItIES.—'l'lie subscriber ha~st .
...,.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
-’ EDGES CELEBRATED RHEU'\ °
- TIC PLASTE R- This plaster is JAI-
ly etlicacious whether the disease he loc:I"da' _
the litp, shoultler or elsewhere in tires 8 "I
and in most cases one box is sufficient tysififm ,
a cure. The cores which it has effected 3 (:1 ea
recomentlatioiis given show that it exc In the
article ever before offered to the publice 8'32‘
plaster is to be applied in all cases to the s 11”
ol the feet. For directions and recomnie d ‘P 6'
sec bills accoinpanyiiig each box W?-a,“°m.
satisfy the most incredulous. For Jsliilb “Ii
J. A. WEE 13,
Price :25 cents per box.
Norwalk, Sept, 4, 1331
HARD AND ii ..
inoiv, s'ri-:t-:r., f.’it'zi°3.s”li‘il‘G“g
LiNsi_-.i-.o. sri-:imAci3'i'i AND - -- ‘
\"l}’rll&'l‘l-.‘ LE.-\D, our AND l1\l'”(IlLO”"
-: ETIAN AND FNGI ISH p . -
I‘ 7 7 t . I ' I‘.
S](,',‘,l,',“‘ DPENISII v E i.i.tiif
. . ., 1 -‘ AP.l«:l) F01 , 2
vi.m.nt.itis. ciipoi. .- . . . 1 ESE.
., U l..-tltll’ BLACK, IN" A“
Ogeiciti-‘it ,-.,, _ . _
Painting Ur (ln:I'Ztiil:‘"tily ll attitlts iii the line OI
of llintlotv S'islir-s~ fro” ‘
r. , . ' _
the shell goods niitv I)(31I‘t)[1?:d8lnoPg£.’l)'~\ l,°- Am‘.m3
required in tinisliinia ;, i,,,”,,-in ‘ -I m°"."""’|Cl4‘
in my line.) to rl1l’lll:il it tn-henS(;n'.l‘lltl| iziost ;,,.,_,,_.I,.‘.
' ' up t~ on‘.
I 7 V V “**~
' ‘ * ’ '0u res cctu '
d('TlE1IE Sihir§t:£iI)erSitH(I(,]ES' f 1]
Inform the puhl P y
ersin 'ii-t‘ . .
_ ,__ , _Pn ICul_.tr,tl.-tit he has re0pcned._
ind I new it Sphemhd “5S0I‘lincnt of Boots:
‘. 5 2. - .-.. - _- .
°. _ ° ‘£13’ I-Ct‘~Cllpl.lt)ll, at the old stand:
tornicilv OCCttplCt.l by Georo-e M ,1
. ' - ' ca 93 .Esq. where»
those who wisli to purchnst: can be acco-1 (1
ed \vit.li ready work on th -most 1-e.,,;,,,,.,;.']:,n,m lit".
The followiiig C0ll"l'.ifiSC 3 ,,,,,.t of ms‘ :',oc(,"'":"
hand, tyliicl. l.-2' oficis at the lowps, cash prpws ..
50 pttll‘ l‘.Icti’s Calfsltiii Boot. ,., 3&$4 r . "
500 do Ladies I“rencli Tics at S7}, ct; p ‘PSI’;
too tlo dt) Gaitt r p,,.,,,,, 5,, -,0 " d“
. , * 1
50 do IIIISSOS Sllppcrs,5() and 75 Mg ,0
ioo tlo IIIt‘ll’S \‘/iisliiiigton Sim, ,,;,“".,, 3°
50 do BWS do‘ do 837! toi°s‘I I0
50 do Cocks, do 441,3 "' ’ :1:
N. B. IIIITIIS OI‘ find $"O(\S.’l]1dct0
0"‘-0!‘. Ufiltv ‘very best iimtcrials and in tl I I
. . , _ ' rs r '
htslnonahie and workmanlilte IYl'll]l‘Cl' mmohti
( . .
{l:_’? Also on ll‘-tntl and for sale tiliout; one Ton
°f “'5t.‘l”*'*lli)' Sulelmatlier.
. GEO ‘ ~ ‘I *
,.,,,,,,m__,",v_,,‘ 1837 RC}. .lA.\l1:,.5_.).”
t,>ii.:«: (‘l1l«,‘.»9.i’ :i.Tii.-".'—'i‘i.e...i.-t-it
_ Ht!‘ has this day i--i - . - i {J
\\lIll ati uiiiisutilly large“ :.gq(,,,i,|,l,',:,‘,l, mpué Nliw ‘wk
”""'l‘i ‘\‘l:it'fi in :idtlitioti tii IIII‘ ‘art -0 t llsulng Dry
- - ‘.v . ‘ 5'9-‘-‘0t." its ittr.
"h"""d " I‘ ‘_‘ ‘I'D-‘ 5'"CL'. m=ti\'t’s his &tS.\‘t)l"l.|lll'I'II at
LIN: [lt'UI<t'lll time niore t-oitip|p,,. _.1,.,,, I _ _ '
I‘ 5l'“'‘‘ I"-‘ has bf-cu in the DH: Gooil ‘ l um hlild
‘hwms H gr“: F - _ .s i sitttiss. I.‘
\\(lllltI ritvUlliinpitiiii-lid‘: .20 (inulnfmhe m""l°‘~ I-"ll.
\_ ,,_ __,« _, l :.\{‘l.s ttl-o are in \t-:imp{';,,,y,
.ti .t,, tt..ot and qu.ility_ U, C,“ ,,,_,. ,‘ _ ,.”,
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IN" dot-i's Noi'tli of tit.» zilillu (Lu “J S’ L"l"> ‘b it
'= l\'orwatlt. April lzl. l>'::8. r3
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1...-ill, L,»--:s.~‘c.ttt and Buck Saws; 1],,,,,l p,,,"_, B J '
_ _ , ._ .
l lfiat-.l< and t_oinp:iss Saws; Br:t_:.- |,«,,,, 1,", lErh"l.“I|5l
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l.m:l.:.-", Improtcd and i'\'orl'ollt l.:i:clii-s- llliiiiidl
.t.:d \(ltlilI'U iiolis, Iiltttg 0,-“H RUN,‘ V J"”l':;l ‘_L_,_eW"
of all ntiiiibcr.~'; Angiii-,-, ,-nniinon and L-,_,i,,,_..,,.,..
liiles of all kinds; Augttr Ilitts: lirziro and Bitter
C.lioppiii_'_j l\'nivt-s; I‘iI'Il.t;nini;, ’[‘-,,|,[,. ,_‘\,_'p,_,, 5,,,,,,"_*’
K'=“lcj-j‘3=*uc*’- l’2«{is. I"rying I’ttIt.~‘. Grill |.-...,_._ 3..-,,_.
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Pl» Il?1|""I<‘I‘-‘ Cuirv Comh_~‘: 'l'i‘;it;c (2li;tiii«i S'oc‘t
).tltI.\_.'..lilt llL.:llI tllltl. Liiglish Chissols ot all lung‘,
Dr;t\ttng Knives, single and tlotible I'litut: Irons
(‘tiiiip'-~'~t'.'~', 'I'ir Squaic< ‘s’ -. ‘ l
’ "‘ ‘ ~ ._ -: *~|t''l £3q‘tttt‘t-s \Vnod
Rules. l’lyt-rs Strel and I\'lot.to ’I‘t)lItl(?C0,B()‘,.; I
tiras.-*, ir..iiand wood Castors; \Vrott-rlit and (‘iii
- \ . an ' '
Nfllfii LI“”“"‘. 53555‘. ?1J0ih,slit‘m, llolhil and whit
---~' ’- . ,.. ‘.-... , _ .
w.i.-it Iziushts ,‘ (-l.t.s:».tn:l .l.ipin alps’, .It)lll|t!l'§7
I‘ ur and .l;it:k H.itit~s, .llatcli l'l:tii , l{,,t,i,,[ p,,,,,e,,
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t at‘. we.
(‘lA[lL~'!t:,:\ GENI-‘.lI-\L z‘.t>'SOIl‘I'.l1E.\"I‘ OF‘ GR
/ J5 “lb:
Ntirwallt, May 7, I-3-IS.
inf)
LBS. IIEFINEI) SALT i»ig-i~Rp,_,',
‘ sale by J.A. WEED.
FOE: :-i.ti.ig,
OUR Valnzililt: Building I.o!.~=, 50 feet frot)
b_v 200 fuel tlct-p, situated on the \Vcsi si
oftlie harbor near the Iltititse oftht: siilist-rib
For l(:l’lll3~', 65¢. apply to N. S. BAILEY.
Ntirwaik. May 273. 1533. if
L——h+
l
85;,
L@
{D All,l’F).\'l'l'IlIS’ l’l.-\NI'IS. :t I.Il':_'(! assortiiicr
just rcct-.ivt-tl and for sale by ' l
WM. J. S l‘REE'I‘.‘
.4
Norwalk, May 27. I333.
@140 (Ill EIZSI-I,
for sale by U
I‘) I) \VI N LOCK WOOD.‘
Ntirwallt, Mar 9. lS2‘.P3. if
NEVV D ISLJOVEII Y.
IIE Compound Toniztto l’iIls. a pew antl valu
‘ ble rt-iitedy for tliscases arising from imputi
pl the IlI;;‘UII, ti SIll)SllIll[l:(3 for .nt»rcury in chronic a
llIl(il‘.S it t-i_'tions St.-ro ula, Dv-')epsia &'.‘_‘. Also
rein-:vly for IlIt)l:II’III snort-tioiis tlif tlicistpm.-icli .1.
llV't‘l-lI|'Cl'E’)t!'l!1.s t.ll>$(:.'t.<(:S and -.t Blood Pnrther. The
va utt.) t‘. It s are a ttoiiibiuatiozt ofa ncwl IJISCUV
U’tl itlittilltte stib.~;taiicc extracted t'rom tliye_'I‘ormi i
ll lam‘, witlh‘oilit:rJ:t;get:iql3 :-“1I)I).-:littl(:t"S}, winch ha _
ICON Win‘ 0 mo iy tint i iiso its e‘ 1- ‘is. at d '
believed to be the best alterativc till-'Il t‘i;itii:tt'tib I‘ ~',
For sale b J. A. WEED
Norwallt. May 7, 1538. Y if,‘
.-‘.'OH‘l’i’..l.LI{ C0314‘ EC l‘lt.).\'ARY.'
u 1 ‘ , . , . . . - ‘.
F ‘illlj. sttoscribers stilt continue at their 0
stand, No. -) Burrall s Buildings, wlie ,.
they have on hand a large assortment; of Co :-
ft-ctionary, both wholesale and retail, which
they warrant t.o be as good as the best and at‘;-
cheap. Cordials, Essence and Stoughton Bit...'..
terc, always on hand; Syrups through the sea»
son.
N. B. Country Mercliants supplied at thejr‘
doors at. as low ii. rate and as good it quality as
the city article. Orders stipplictl_witli the strict-1
cst. punctu-.ility. N. S. BAILY &. SON.
Norwalk, April 12, 1838.
Q6. flouaaeax, ‘ ,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE '
NOR.‘W'A LK HOTEL ’
Norwalk, August 22, 1837.
POTASII—For sale by - .
_ G. D. JENNINGSE.
‘l
4.‘
4:...-~
SLEIGH BELLS.
30 STRAPS SLEIGH BELLS. for .s_aie
by - WM.J..STREE'I“.
Norwalk, May .22, 1838. tt'6l
DYE STUFFS of every description. for'sale-. I
cheap for cash, by
tlirons; $'~linvt'l:~' and ’l'on.<r~‘: ("aI‘li;-iitt-r Clitst
*‘ ' i " y .
H‘ i"ch"“""' " "'”'Se assorttnt-iii
ic and his old custom.,
lil':t.~5 hi:t:lt:s; Cool-ztng l'ots, Di,-1, 1(em,.s_ Tea ,
.
J. A. YVEEI ). _;,_ Vi“
Norwalk Chronicler