I
—4—:—
$ -. *
E10 ON LOVV SPIRITS.
W spirits is a certain state of the mind accom
panied by indigestion, whereiii the greatest
_ evils are ztpprclieiidatl upon the slightest groundst
and the worst Conseqttt-uces imagined. Ancient inc,
rlical writers silpposrd this disease to be confined to
thosi- particulai regions of the abdomen, techn=t'all_v
called Iiypocondriu, which are situated on the right
or left sidn of that cavity, whence cutncs the name
liypooondiiasis.
SYMPTOMS.
The common corporeal symptoms are, flatulency
in the stoniat-l: or bowel,-, aciitl eriictntions, co.-:'.ive~
ness.spasmodic pains. gitldine.-cs, diinncss of siglit,
palpitations. anil often an utter inability of fixing
the iittrution tipon any subject of 'in'ipoi'tani:e. or en.
gaging in any thing that demands vigor or courage.
Also I-iiigtiidncss—-tlie mind l)t‘O()ll]P,S irritable,
tlioughtfuhdespondiiig, mt-lanclioly, and (It'jr‘t.‘tt:(I,
tict-oiiipanietl with a total tlcriingciiie'.'ii of the nerv
ous system. The mental feelings and pt-riiliartrain
of ideas that haunt the irnaginaiioii and 0Vt'l'\\'llf‘Illl
the judgment, exhibit an infinite diversity. 'I.‘ho
wisest and best men are as open to this aftlictioii as
the weakest. *
causes.
A sedentary life of any kind, especially severe
study proti'ar:.ted to a late linurin the night, and rarely
rolievctl by social intercourse. or exercise, a tlissolute
habit, great excess in eating and drinking, the iin-
inodcrate use of mercur_v, violent pui'gativn.-i. the
siipprcssion of some hzibilnal (IlS('h1|l'g(‘,(il§, the ob~
strtiction of the menses.) or long continued eruption;
relaxation or debility of one or more important or-
gans within the abdomen, is a frctptent cause.
"l‘REATMEl\'T.
The principal objects of treatment . re, to |'Pll}0Vt?
iiidigestion, to strengthen the body, and to enliven
the spirits, which m -_v be proiiiott.-ti lty exercise, can
ly hours, regular meals and plea.-taut coiivcisation
The bowels (if costive) being carcfullv regulated by
the occasional use of mild apciieut. We know no-
thing better calculated to obtain this Plttl, than Dr.
\Vm. Evans’ Aperient Pills-—lteitrg mild and ceriaiii
in their operation. The bowels being once clt-ansed.
his incstimable Camumile Pills, [which are toiiit‘,
nnotlync, and aiiti-spasinodic] are an infallible re-
medy. and witliout di<put<: have proved it great
blessiiig to the numerous ptiblic.
Some ph_v:it~i;iiis liave recoinmernletl a free use t-f
nicicury, but it should not be lt'%.~‘0l'l(.‘(I to; as in tita-
ny cases it will grnzilly aggravate the S_\|t1pl0lh.\‘.
Tlte_rt'ietlic:tl office of Dr. WM. EVANS is at No.
100 (?liatlittm st , where his (Iauioinile, as W(‘Il as his
excellent Family Aperir-nt Pills, may be obtained.
Agents are wanitetl, south and west.
I13’ READ 'l'IlE F0l.l.O\VING IN'I'I-‘.RES'I'ING
AND AS'l‘O.\‘ISI-JIt\'G FAC'I‘S
The following are amongst upwards of 'I‘wenty~
five lllfilt.-mild Cures. pet-forinetl in one year, by the
use of Dr. W. Evans’ Medii-ines. Pl'l|I('.ip:tI Ollicc
is at 100 Clialliain st. N. Y. where the Doctor may
lieeorisulted personally. or by lctler,[I’ost Paid]
from tiny part of the United States. &c. Persons
requiring medicine and advice must enclose a Drink
Note, or Order.
To James Dickson, 86 (.'ornhill, Boston,
Agent for the sale of Di. I:'.v-ans’ Cammnmilo Pills:
Lowell, Nov. I5. l.-€38.
Dear Sir——Kuowing by PXl')(’l'lt‘.IlCl’. that every _rc-
fereucc that the afllictetl rcceiye of the I)P|](’.IIt'Iv.lI re-
sults of inediciiies. I cln-erl'iill_v offer mine to the
public, in behalf of Dr. \Vin. Evans’ Catuiiioiuiie
Pills. I have been afllitted for the last ten years,
with (list;-ass in the head, and chest; often so bavl,
its to deprive me of sleep I01‘ three or four iiigltts in
izncci-ssion, but have never found relitf by any ofii‘t_\f
friends’ presci'iptions. tintil my wife saw the ailvt-r-
tisemcnis in the paper; when she per:-ua.-led inc to
send tor some, which I did, and obtained two boxes
and bottlt-s, which iesultcd in almost completely ree-
storing me to health, although I have not yet cnlii‘e~
ly fi..ishe<J them. Sliould you C0l1>”ltlel' this any bene-
fit to yourself, or the put»-lit‘, you have my cheerful
pt-riiiissisn to publisli it. »\'OllI'>' rt‘-*‘P9C'l‘Ull)'.
'1 l‘lO.‘d.~‘.S K. GOODIIUE, Central st
I13’ .-‘.S'I‘ll.‘.I;‘., 'I‘IiREl;'. TE. {'3' SI'ANDl‘lG.
l‘r1I.‘. Robert ilrlonroe, Schuylkill, afflicted with lliv
above IlISll'eS\'lI"l:: m.ilad_y. Syinptoins--G-‘eat lau~
prior, fIvlllllFlIC_\-', disturlu-d re.-‘t. l‘l!?l‘\‘0nSI‘ieCttI5lClN?._
tliflictilty of hreatliiug tightness and stricture acros-
ihe breast, ilizzirtess, IHFVOIN iijrit'.il)ilit_v and i'c.=t~
lessncss, could not lie in a liorizontal position witlioiii
the scnstition of lli‘I))PlI(IitIg stifibcuiioii, palpitation
of the heart, distiessiiig cough. costiveness, pain of
the sl0fn.i('ll. tlroivsiuess, great Il(".l|Illl_V and dc-ficien
(y of the nervous energy. l\'Ir~R ‘Monroe gave Ull
r~vcr_v thought, oi‘ |'(‘.Ct)\'(-‘l‘_\', and dire despair sat on
the coiinicnaiice of evt-r_v person interested in his
i-xislentzc oi liiippiiicss. iill by accident he noticed in
it public paper some cities effectetl by Dr WM.
EVANS‘ l\lEl)I(JI.\E in his complaiiit,wiiit:Ii in~
dttced him to purchase a package of the Pills. which
resulted in coniplt-.tely removing every symptom of
his disna~e. ‘He uis-lies to say his iiioiive. for this (Ic-
clnzaiion is, that those &ifI1lt.[(’d with the same or any
symptoms similar to those fmin which he is happily
restored, niay likewise receive the same me.-timalilc
benefit.
—_——
LIVER CO.\Il’I.Ali\l'I‘ TEN YEARS’ S TAND-
ING. I\’Irs. I‘l.-\-"4'.\'Al:I IiRO\VNE. viife of lnscpli
llrowne, ’i"<'orth Sixth st. l‘t(’&tt‘ Seconil st. Williams-
burgh, afllictco for the last ten _t,e-airs with the l.iw=.r
Complaint. oomph tely l't3SltH'P.tl to health through
the treatment of Dr WM. EV.-\NS.
Symptoms-— llahitualconstipation of the bowels,
total loss of appetite, nxcititiating pain of the epi-
gastrii: region, gl'(‘:«1I tlvpmssioii of spirits, Ianguor
and other s_i niptonis of t:xt;w-,iiie debiliiy, disturoed
sleep, iiiordinatr flow of the flIl‘t|$I'S, pain in the
right side,t‘oti'.tl not lie on her left side without, an
nggiavatioii of the pain, urine high colori-tl, with
other syinpinnis indicating grcat tlvrangenieiit in the
functions of the liver.
It/It's. Browne was attended by three ofilie first
physiciaits. but received but little re|ieft'rom their
rneiliciiie. till Mr. Browne procurt.-d some of I)r.
VI/iii. lllvlltlsl invalnablcprcpai'aiion. \\1ll(.’I| lIIl'!ClII\
ally relic-vcd her of the above distressing .s_y inptoiiis,
with others, which it is not e.~‘S(’|llli.ll to lnllltlall’.
JOSEPH BRO‘/VN E.
City and County of New York, ss.
Just-pli Browne, of \Villiani=.bui'gli, Long l.~.land,
being tlhly sworn. did tlPpt).~4E' and say, that the facts
as set forth in this within start-meut, to \\lllL‘ll he has
subsci ibcd his name, are just. and true.
JOSEPH BROWNE,
Ilusbaiid of the said Haunzili Browne
Sworn before me, this 4th day of January, I837.
I‘E'I‘I~LR PINKING, (Join. of Deeds‘.
ILEMARKABLIS CASE OF ACUTE ._‘tl-I EU-
IllA'I.‘lS.\l,witIi an Affection of the Lungs, cured
uniler the trcutiuenl of Ur. VVM. EVANS, I00.
Chatham street. New York. Mr Benjainin S. Jar-
vis, 13 Centre st. Newark. N..l.. afflicted for four
ycars with severe pains in all liisjoinis, which were
DI\Vd_VS ll’l(‘|‘(’.i.lSt.‘(.l on the slightest motion,ihe tongue
preserved in steady whiteness; loss of appetite. tiiz l
ziuess in his head. the bowels commonly \ery cos-
live, the urine high colored, and often profuse
sweating‘, tinattcntled by relief Tile itbove symp-
toms were also attended with considerable tIllIi(.:tlll_\
of brt-atlting, with a seiise of tiglitnnssacrossihe
c|test,likewise agreat want of due energy in the
nervous srstem.
The above symptoms were entirely remove, and it
perfect cure effected by I)r. Wm. Evans.
BENJ. S. JARVIS.
City of No iv York. ss.
Benj. S. Jarvis being duly swoi n, doth depose antl
say, that the facts .3l'nl.t*.(l in ihoabove certilicatt-.
subscribed by him, are in all ic.~p'et'ts true.
Sworn liefore me, this ‘.’5tb i\ovi:niber. I836.
W1LLI\M SAUL, Notary I"ll)ll(‘,
7,96 Nassau st.
Principal Offices for the sale of Dr. \VM
EVANS‘ Camomile and Aperient Pills, New
York, 100 Chathain street.
Pliilatlelpliia, 19, North Eighth Street.
Boston. 33, Cornhill Street.
This valuable medicine is to be had of the
following Atxciits.
J. B. Gilinan. Druggist, No. 201, Main st.
I-I artford; I'Iughes &Hall, Middletowu; John A.
\V\‘eiI, Nortvalk; David Mitchell, Church st.
New I‘Iat'ell; \Vm. S. \Vood,Stamford;~J. "W.
Taylor, \Vcslp0'_l; N. S. \VortIen. Bridgeport;
crlin.
3tiitf2
Ira N Yale. .‘..'criden;
Josiult Edwards, B
Miiy 4th, I335’. . >
._
j_ GENERAL DEPOT.
AND
FURNISI-[ING IVAREHOUSE.
7 "V HF. Subscriberis coiisbintly adding tohis a
ready extensive stock. cvtzry new improve
ment in articles ofKitch€’.n fUl‘nilul'P by Wlllcll Ill-‘
custoincis may derive every possible advantage froiii
the inventive and entci-pri7.ing spirit of the times,
and secure to themselves and their families every
cotiibiuution of '
I.".CONO.\'IY AND CO.\’lFOR'l'.
|'lie following new nrticlesdeserve attcntioii:—
I’ERF't~2C'I‘ PREMIUM STOVE lortlie Kitchen,
will burn wood orlcoal; has ample and highly fin
t.-rtietl aparatus for cooking, boilers, kettles pans.
=__ri-itldlt-s &c,;eonsunn=s less fuel. gives out more
lit-at, than any other articleof the kind Iierctofore
picsciitt-d to the public. It is besiilt.-s, coinyjaci in
its form and |iiglil_yoi'niinit:utiil. The substriberis
now fitting iipsouie very handsome patti't'-IF. Wlilcll
llISt!Ih‘l0.I)Cl'S are invited to call and examine.
'l‘HE CYIJNDER GRATIS S'l'OV E, is ti neat.
periiy and economical article for stores, shops,
and ufficcs. Scvcral have already been put up in
this place: and for cheapness_ COHVBIIIGIICC and
warintlt are rekoned the best yet introduced-
TO I'All.Ol-KS. _
LEWlS’S Patent Co:ilSiovc’.~,for hcatingt:tiloi"s
runs, an excellent article, which may also with a
rilliog expense, be adapted in culinary purposes
TH E ROTARY COOK STOV I. s:o_well atlapttitl
to the wants oflarge fiiiiiilics, with HR lutcst tin-
provements. for burning wood or coal, are still in
constantdemand iind in high repute.
I
t
GRATE5. of every pat-
tern plain and ornamental.
bi-:i.<s,Rus~ia slinot iron,.so:t p
stone &c. at the lowest
rates, pnd set in the most
faslii ;|lttl)l8 and comiiio.
__ dioiis style.
BOX.circular, and otlicrstovcs, of every (lcscip
tioii- A|so,every kind oftin and sheet iron work
doneto order. Briitannia metal tea and coffee pots,
spoons, knives IIINI forks, and it vtirio-.ty oftablc and"
kitcln.-i.fnrniinre. Andirons shovels antl tongs,8tc.
S'I‘Il.ES (3UR'l‘|S,Westsit.letlie Bridge.
Norwalk, l\‘ovemher 1. I837. 34
5 GEORGE \V.JENNINGS.
\Vest side the Bridge.
77' ebrtiary I2. 1838.
NOTICE.
V WI-IE subscriber having sold out liisinterest
in the‘ Pat:-keting business to his brother,
William T. Hoyt,the business iiifuture. will he
carried on bv him. In conseipience ofthis ur-
rangeinenl. it will be necessary for all accounts
to be settled immediately to save cost; as all ac
counts aot settled by the Ist of March, will be
sued iiiimetliately after that date.
MONSON HOYT.
~ lf45‘
Busliels Russia Turnips for sale by
Norwalls, Jan. 1, 1838.
of
42
TI-IE subscriber having taken the business of
his broilier, Morison Hovt, will continue to
transact the same on as favorable terms as at any
other landing. and hopes by a strict attention to
his bnsines.s,tliat he will receive a share ofthe
public patronage. Neither expense or exertion
will be spared to have the best ofmen in his eni-
ploy.
N. I3. Freiglil ‘must be paid on delivery
goods. \VILL1AM T. HOYT.
Norwalk, Jan. 1. 1838
GUNS Z GUN S I I
A LARGE assortment of Percussion Lock
GUNS, ft first rate article. Price $5.
VVM. J. STRBET.
Norwalk, December 23, 1837.
GE” CHEAP CROCE1i‘1E.S. £9
1 [IE subscriber has just received and offers
for sale, Rock S.tlt., Sack Salt;Cantil Flour
common and fancy brands, St. Croix, Porto
Rico, Havanua, crushed and loaf Sugar, Syrup
Molasses, best _Young I-Iyson, Hyson Skin and
Souchong TEA, Potash, Tamarind s, Pork,
Hams, Codfish, Mackerel, Ground Coffee, Java
Coffee and other kinds, Brooms, Raisins from
Is. to 6d. a pound, Currants, Prtines, Citron,
Rice, Soap, mould and dipped Candles, Pilot
Bread, Soda. and Milk Biscuit, Madeira and Bra-
zil Nuts, Almonds, Oranges, Buttcr and Cheese,
small plug Tobacco, Snnfl', Salteratus 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.
N orwalk, Oct. 2. 1837.
EIVIPLOYBIENT.
S'l‘I£ADY. industrious man, who is well ac-
.[ quainteil with the inanagi-mentof a farm and
tlisposed to render hiiiisclf useful to his employer,
inay obtain a.good situation on application to the
subscriber. ABSAl.O.VI DAY.
I\'orwalk, (Old We-ll,) March 5, I838. tf52
TO LET,-
'l‘I1‘.NEMEN'I‘S, that will accommo-
date four families. Apply to
ARNOLD &. BISHOP.
N crwalk, March 5th, 1838. tf 52
‘I UDF] lg‘.-[i.—IUU Quititals Codfish, for
sale by the SUl)S(.‘l’ll)(‘l's‘ at the New-York
prices. HUBBELL A3 C0.
Norwalk, February 5, 1838. 48
'HI'I‘E-WASHING LIME——For sale by
G. D. JENNINGS.
TO ALL VVHOM 1'1‘ MAY CONCERN!
THE subscriber requests all those who have
unsettled accounts with him for Tailoring
to call and settle the same without delay.
ff? Pantaloons and Vests made, and cutting
done, as heretofore, at short. notice.
N. S. BAILEY.
tf 59
Norwalk, April 23.
-"ii I-IE subscribers would inform their friends
and ilie public, that they intend to sail the
sloop Pziwcatuc, Titus K. Merrill, master, from
George St. John's landing, at the head of Nor-
walk harbor, to James Slip, New York, on
'I"nursdays, returning Tuesdays, throughout the
ensuing seasomcommencing the 8th March next.
for the purpose of carrying freight and market
stuff. All ordersin their line will be thankfully
received, and punctually at:ended to; and by
th.-sir regular and careful attendance to the busi-
ness, they are in hopes of receiving :1 share of
the public patronage.
JOSEPH S. MEEKER,
TITUS K. MERRILL.
Norwalk, January 29. 1838. tf47
N EVV BOOKS. _
?l'3'l'l".R PARl»EY’S Universal History on the
Basis of Geography, for the use of Families,
illustrated by Maps and engravings, in 2 vols.
The Young I.adv’s Friend, by Mrs. John Farrar,
Leilti, a novel, by E. L. Bulwcr.
The P.-alnis and Hymns of Dr. W'atts, arranged
by D1’. Rippon, with Dr. Rippon’s .~.eli-ction, in one
vol.just received by J, A, w1«;l«_‘,[),
Norwalk, March 13, -1838. tf53
\
IRON AND STEEL. '
FOR SALE, at the storeoPl“'5:"e H°3'l’=l‘"‘d'“8
Swceds Cart and \Vagg0Yt UNI.
English do (10 (1.0 do
Square and flat swcctlsiron-sal I sizes,
do do American do do do
do do Eiiglisn do tlo do
Round Amt-ririan and English do do do
Naylor Sr Co.’s celebrated caststccl.
Saundcrson, Brotlicrs&i. Cc.’s do do do
Band, iiutt, and hoop iron,
Spike and l)'dIIt‘u(.I3, 810. 3'0 _
W. J. STREET.
Norwalk, Jan 4 5
HAIR CUTTING AND
SEA VIN G.
T
GEO. IV. JENNINGS
ESPF.C'1'F'UI.LY ir:form.~i his friends and the
R. public, that he continues his bitsinesr. of Shav-
ing, l-lair Dressing and Cuttiag. in the most approv-
ed and fasliioiiablc style, at his old stand, west ofthe
iridge. He is always in atteiitlatice, and happy to
receive custoiners. His roonisare plcasantantl com-
fortahlc, antl his apparatus in the very best order.
He keeps const-.intIy for sale a variety of articles
in liisliue, such as Razors, ruzoi straps, shaving
soap, shaving bruslics, hair do, dressing combs,
pocket do.intlelible ink, Cologne water, inacassttl‘
oil, bi-.ar’.s oil, antique oil, conversatioii cards, til.
manacs, pocket books, prints songs, Sec. ELCJ
Norwalk, May 23, 1837. I
LUOIC AT '1‘ HIS.
1-1 F. subscribers would iiilorm their Frieucls and
the piiblii:,tltat they have taken the old stand
of E. Bougliitm, situati-d liall' at iniIe‘wcstoftlie
Borough of Daiibury,and have macinci'_y in the best
order for Carding Wool, Carding and Spinning
Yarn by the run, Manufactt ri.ig Satinetts per yard.
Dressing‘ Cloth, Dying Yai ii fancy colors, lltc. &c.
Allthose who may favor them with their tztistom,
may depend on having it well done and on reasonable
terms. E. B_OUGH'1'ON 81. (SO.
Daiibury, May 6. 1837. 9:
CASTINGS.
eURNACE doors and grates, fire dogs and
plough points, cart and wagon boxes, for sale
\VM. J. S'l‘R|-'.E'l‘.
t
by
1]‘ IFTY pairs Fi-encli Morocco Slips, for sale
by the subscriber. Price $1.
GEORGE JAMES.
\Vilton, August. 1. 1837. 21tf
JOB Pl{IN 'l‘lNG,
OF ALL KINDS.
Nl3A'l'l.Y EXECUTED AT 'l.‘HLS own 1:.
EEVES 61. SON’S superior writing fluid,
just received direct from the Importer. and
for sale by J. A.
DR. 11ULL'S IMPROVED TR USS A T
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
NE\V ES’l‘ABLlSHIllEN'l‘.
Fa-mzly Grocery. .
HE siibscrilier is now opening at No. 6
I3urrall's Buildings. a select assortment of
Groceries, and all articles usually inquired for
at _a Family Provision Store. Coffee, Teas,
Sugars. Spices. Molasses, Fish, I’ork, &.c.. &c.
ofthe best quality, anti atthe lowest cash prices,
may always be found at his store. Give him a
call before you purcliase elswliere.
, GOULD D. JENNINCIS.
Norwalk, .\Iarch .27, 1838. If55
SPRING DRY GOODS.
M. STEVENS will open on \Vednes-
a day. of the present week, a large and
well selected assurtineutol' Spring Goods. Pur-
chasers are respetttfully invited to call and exa-
mine before purcliasiiig elsewhere.
Norwalk, March 27, 1838.
GARDEN SEEDS.
r"WI-IE subscriber has just received tlte most
I complete assortment ofGarden Seeds. ever
offered in this place, ullof which are warranted
tflast year's gf.)tVllI, aal putiip in good orde
' J. A. WEED.
if55
55
Norwalk, March 27, 1838.
FOR} SALE.
FARM consisting ofsixiy acres of first rate
land. lying in the Town of Riilgetield. di-
rectly south of D. & D. Banks’ maziufaczttring
establishment. Said Farm is situated upon the
Sugar Hollow Turnpike. 14 miles hum Nor-
fziilingsiream of water. For l'urtlier particulars.
inquiries may be made of David Banks near the
subscriber.
premises, or of the
_ VVILLIAM MAYBURY. _
Norwalk, March 27. S38. tf5.')
:
\\'O()D ASHES WANTED.
EIGHTEEN PENCE a bushel will be
paid for wood ashes by the subscriber.
MARTIN KALBFLEISCH.
Norwalk, March 27. 838. tf55
Bushcla of Maple Coal for sale by
EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, April 2, 1838.
“1l.UVl-ZR AND 'I‘l.'\i()'I‘HY sfi-zn, forsale by
§_; JOSEPH s IIIEEKER
V ‘IHE El.-l$Ml'Ll\"I'S OF MORAL SCIENCE
E by I"i‘aii(:is \Vt>._vland, D. D., Prcsitlctll. oi
Brown University, and Professor 0 mal Philoso-
phy, forsalc by J. A. WEED.
NEW GOODS.
HE subscriber has just reccivedan extensive
assortment of Spring Dry Goods; and offer
them to the public at prices very much reduced.
Now is the time to bity good.-i cheap. Call and sec.
, I.. M. S'I‘EVl'Il\’S.
At the store recently occupied by Stevens do Beldea
Norwalk, March 19. I838. W54
PATE N T BEE IIIVE.
o’i\ HE public are respectfully invited to call at
the subscriber’s Store, No. 5, Burrull‘s
Buildings, and examine Judd’s Patent Bee Hive,
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 Hives now in use, and must come in-
to grneral use by all those who are in the habit
of- raising bees. The subsci-iberis now ready to
grant individual rights on liberal tcrms. Please
call and examine it. NOAH S. BAILEY.
Norwalk. April 20. tf 59
ARDEN SEEDS, for sale by
G EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, April 10, 1838. If 57
R. BR.A.NDRE'I‘l'I'S UNIVERSAL
VEGETABLE PILLS. for sale by
ED\VIN LOCK V/'OOD. .
Norwalk, April 10, 1838. 3l57
LADIES IJATS.
LARGE assortment of Ladies and Misses
Tuscan Braid Split Straw Open \Vork
Lognorn and Mixed Braid Hats, just received.
and for sale very cheap, cheaper than ever offer-‘
ml in the county before. L. M. S’ ‘EVENS.
Norwalk, April 2, 1838.
‘Valli. ls Well fencedc and lrrlgaled ' ty 3 “""'eI sells attheir old prices.
\VANTED.
N Apprentice wanted to the '1‘-in and Sheetlron
‘business. Inquire oi‘ the subscriber.
STYLES CURTIS.
I
22L
f
IIOCEC SALT.
53" BUSHELS Roclt Salt, a very fine ar-
end)
. .IIUBBEl.L &. CO.
%.‘tt‘lfBt’Il iiitsttraitcs Cl'flltuiiiit,t_.l,
BENJAMIN ISAACS. AGENT.
Iiicorporait-d in LSIU, “Ill! :1 Capital of $l50,000,
£1 II IS long cstablisltt-tl Institution has for more
lPttSJ\'e busiriess on the most just and liberal princi
nd the present Board of Dirt-ctor.~' pledge tliciiiselvcs
n this particular fully to maintain the high rcpnta
vo"alile ti-ruis',’ public linililings.cliurclies, dwellings,
storcs, nier-'l.unilise, fiirniture. and personal proper
llvard of Dirccto'rs.——I£Iiplialct Terry, S. H. I-lunt'
iiigton, II. Hiintington,.lr. Albeit Day, Sainucl VVil
|]aIl‘l,".IllI'|Ill:i S. Morgan.
El.IPllALE'1‘ TERRY, President.
N0l‘WiIII{, Atig.1(l, I836.
NEESS} POE E6.
sale by I-IUBBELI. 82. CO.
May 9, I837. 9tf
ING PLASTER, Celebrated for curing
pains in the breast, side, back, or limbs. Also
sale by J. A. VVEED.
Isasusasscn ‘
GEORGE S’ '. JOIIN AGENT. C./_'P1' -
TAL 332300.000.
promptly and liberally adjusted and paid.
For a small yearly sum, save yourselves from
to penury and want, from circumstances ofcase
and affluence. GEORGE ST. JOHN,
‘W-all street, N ew-York.
Norwalk, August 7, 1837.
FINE assortmentfor sale atpric-cs corres-
ponding with the prcssurc of the times, by
..0
Norwalk, Jan I]
ticle for grinding, _foi's:iie by
HARTFORD. coNi\'i‘.t:'1'iCU'i'-.
and power to iiit‘.rc:tse the same to $250,000.
Pl‘?-*. paying itc losses with honorable promptness;
tion of the Company. It insures upon the most fa
ty gzeiit-raIl_v.agaiiisI loss or daniagoby fire.
liaius, Edwin D. Morgan, Job Allyn, George Put
JAMES G. BOI.I.liS, Scci'ctai'_\'.
6111039
Fl".\V barrels of first quality Mes-s Pork, fo
E ,‘ UEN'S UNIVERSAL‘STRENGTHEN-
.1
for gout, rlieuniatisin andliver con_ipIaint.s, for
BY A NEVVI-YOIIIC OFFICE.
ATES of Premium very rcasonable——losscs
being suddenly, by the ravages of fire, reduced
Agent of the Howard Insurance Company, 54
twatrttrs mitt jtrtuetmg.
LEVI CLARK.
Norwalk, July 27, 1837.
V VREAD\VELL’S superior Buckwlieat
FLOUR,just received and for sale by
J. S. MEEK ER
Norwalk, January 1. 1838.
GUARD AGAIN.".I.‘ It‘Il-lla‘.
PROTEt"’l‘l0N I.V.5'UIiA.'V(.-'1'.‘ C().iII’A.~'\'Y.
" II.I_.lAM J. S I RI-_'E'I', of i\'orwclk, 3,‘_'l3lll of
the Protection lusiirmicc Coinpany, in‘ .l'Iill‘l
ford,Connt-cticui, offers to Insure I’IUtl~t‘»'. Stores.
Mills, Fuct0t'ir~.s, Barns, and the coiiti-tits of (’.&t(.'l|,
together with every other similar species ofpropcr
ty, Against Loss or Daiiiugc by Fire. The rates of
prcininiii offered, are as.low as those of any other
similar Institution, and evoiy man has now an op.
portunity, for a trifling sum, to protcct liimsclt
against this destructive clement, which oftcn in a
single hour, sivcnr‘~~twa_v the carningu of many
‘cars.
The course me otiice pursue in traii.=actin:,r their
business and in tlientljusiingaiid pziyincnts of losses,
it prompt-and libcial.‘ For terms ofinsurnnce, appli-
cation may be madeto the above named Agent. who
€tvllllll0l'iZ(3(Il.Ol:.5lIe policies to ztpplicaiits wiihout
delay.
Norwalk, Jan 4. I837.
'l'0YSI TOYS!
E? RE NCII, German, and Eitglisli Toys, with
a great variety of other fancy art.icles,and
a general assortniciit of Fruit and nuts, such as
Almonds, Madeira Nuts, Pt,-ti nuts, Filbcrts, Cit-
ron, Muce, Ctirrziiits, Figs, Prunes, Cloves, Or.
anges and Lemons, Soda. Biscuit, and a genera.
assortment of Confectionary,f'or sale by
GEORGE “.7. JENNINGS,
'West side the Bi'iclge.
Norwalk. May 23. 1837. _ lltf‘
TO 'E.‘E§E PEJBLEL‘.
8
9 on short notice.
than a qnzirtcr of a century traitsacted its ex _
Fa1'n7zant's Patent Rotary Wasliing and
Bleaching Male/zinc.
H E subscriber will receive orders for Farnliam’s
Patent Washing Machine, and furnish them
He has one at his dwelling house
wliicli can be seen in operation every washing day.
ltwas left there three or four months, and has given
nod satisfaction. '
Tue Latliesin particular, are requested to call and
examine for tlieiiisclves. Messrs. Olmsted 8;‘ Co.
have secured the Patent Right for this county.
WMJ. S'1'ltEB'I‘.
I
8
Norwalk, May 29. l_8Il_ . g ‘
'1‘. B.’ isiJ'1‘Li«'; R.
ATTORN EY AT‘ L.-‘i‘tY/V9
FS["ICl'I Itflgtitil Sid: o£t|hc Bridge‘, over the flat
toreo enry ‘ ‘ iase.
Norwalk. Feb I5. 1837 lfl'
CIRCULATIN G LIBRA RT.
7 ‘H1; S.-fggp . ]_ \‘v't‘.t.}ld‘IlI‘lf()l'ln .3 old pale“;
and the pat) ic ,‘;'Cl!('t't1l_V,llltll he is constantly
n aking additions to liisnlibya-"y of the most popul; I
liimary tvorltzs-—the l'o ow;ng IS a partial list.
The Heiress, Sayiiigs and Doings, Gm Ilivers,
Refugee, Tales 8:. _:kei'clics. Village of Jliieitdoi-pt,
L,,,,d,.,-5 C.yt,-lopcdia Newton Forster,
Pcvcril oftht‘. Pcek, Fouryears 81. it Ital.
"tote Il'lSlu-gctllsihfialzttligzfill of FFBGGOKI,
PilCl]il0fll'l:Il]V La 52, 1' i‘:ec_vc:irsin .,.9,-;, 3,
Fpzlltce in 1829 Lxeof al Sailor, '
Siliiiian’s'l‘i'-avels, ‘in Iliani ira.
Whigs of Scotland. '1':,ile.< oftlre ftitiiior,
Hajji Baba, Jacob Faithful, \ iscriesofMari-i;.gc.,
De Vere. Ci nisn of the Mizlge,
l.Pg'9n(ItIt'_V. I'ilystery_. England &.thc English,
Two Old I\lcn’s Tales, Men .\' .I\Iill.llt’})'.-’
[Iigli \’Vt-'._ys t\'i. By W§!)'-it Doininics Legacy,
The Abbess, .Iactp:oliue ol‘l'JoI.:ind,, .
?nf:1ntip ;;urtg:_i(il°‘tll, U. tzll'l‘I!)I‘.titl"f,;5i..!dn.,
.i e o ‘rs i ons, I) c on s .ravi.s,
New Tales by M rs. Opit‘, A_mc:icati I.e.:ar.il);tI.
Rhoda, 1'1-0ll.(il' O’. llltllll, R’-gltt l\in:t-9,
Duke Christian, Jl'.c Spy: Ilic Pi-ate
Eattliquakc’ IJl'llC'-‘)l‘Itlg!‘ Ilnll,
Englisli l_’.t'i~, bleimotli, {ed Gi:|lJZllICl',
Joscizlius, Etigcnv Arain, ,
DPIIIIDUS Diicktvortli. llliiiidcville,
fates of i'.'.e l"i'ior_y. clrittiige Boy!
Pastors l‘iicsit|c, Perils of Wtiintiii.
Pun Owen, Prairie, 'I'alcs ofiny .l.nntllorg|,
Country NelglIl)Ol‘.\‘, I.iI~'l_I,)llyS of I’oiiipeit,
Festivalsaiiil Fasts, Mi.<.<iona.t_v,
Plcasttrcs of Life, .\lattiii>w Wald,
;I'It‘lTI()ll‘5' of Buck, Ni.-\\-'toii’s .‘.’le.~si;.h,
- - . _.~, «..'v.;,.
‘lxlrilvtllp{I31?£§l7S|,IlLll?i‘llllfsluillHill s I I _ta-ge,
-I cst\l\ali¥ | ,M ..c c ir.(.~_o O(.l£l_V,
Stetci o0.(, ttson’s _.ompen .
\'I~'alsli’s J ‘iirni-_.'. Knickerbocker‘,
Si-rvice Afloat, The GUill‘tl~‘,
'I‘.'ili-.s of the \Vc.-‘l, Anita ol'(.'eiei'.st.-.p=,,
M;mni-rs ',&"(:ll:lO|ll‘i, l"ttrtunt's ul’.\'igt3|,
iVltit‘o|:intl Vale, DllllillI‘.ll'C. I ll!‘ ltoui-,
Blue Stocliitig Hall. At_“t1lti:iii .\'ight.s,l,
fwd Rover, V alley or blicn.tiido:ili,
lVootlstocl<, 'l'lie Barony, lI'Ill(I('Il Crosby.’
ftlaxwi.-ll, Ailvcnturcs of it (tiz'r.ilb:i.~‘ii.
The I"rovost,fI‘lic Excltisive, ('.'_\ ril 'I‘lioriitoii,
?”WlR““§ha$bT%vw~~ms«ro.
Jreil I illn In I01. , i 7.9 lf‘Ul“a'Q,
'l‘ht-. (faihoraio, 'i"lic Sr-paratiort,
filncy Ilall, Invi.<iblt=. (iriitlr-mail,
l‘illi0t’s D liittes, Life of Napoleon,
flonian l.itt-ratuic, Lift-, of l’in('Iil‘te_V,
I.ettci'.< from lllt‘ I"._gv-iiti, l.i‘l't- of J, 'I':i\ lor,
Cltrtiuit-lc of Gotham, I)wi_ulit’.- I |'i|\'l‘Is,
I)arby'_; Tour, Stiturtlav Mzigaziiie.
History ofllurope, 'I‘iicltiiey’s Narratii 0.
Lord D_y1'ou, \'Viltl lii>‘li f-'ii'l, I’oi'tct‘s.loui‘n:il
I-li.~:tory oi Nzrrlliiitcii. I’l.it-idc, .
l’ostliumt:us i‘apr.i's, (Toutrast, The llivals:
Ilope l.c:~'li(’. Ctlnllng Ont. 'I'l:_I: I.il'i|\"O,
\.‘|tt.t'Bllt2(’, \V('ISll-i\’I()EIltlilltIS. hing of tin. p,,,,k_
IlIIl(-ltllfgtllllitl'le|"]I:llil'c(;I l!_.i_iir,-tI»‘ln, hm ,t[,,;,j ,,, 1»,,,,,_
' ic isownci, ’ lg I .Ilr!. ‘lirtniit.-ii. .
Eli’/.:i‘i-etli do Driitzc. l’t-lliaiii, Dori.-i-t-:i-.1.
Aritiquitv , (_ilti.~ton tie I;-lniiilevillc. Itr-trout,
\‘I’_(-pi of \Visliton Vt tilt, \l.':itcr Wilt-ls,
History of the Blltlc. I t'I.'I|‘ Seas and Rngitiiis,
RoIlin’.< .-‘tiioicnt Bistory, I-Inglish Ba ron.
f‘Ieasurr-s of Hope, Iliadtlcus oi‘ it iiisaw.
Babylon llltt Great, 'I‘a’_e< ofthc I-Icart,
Ct)iiin.g.siiia1', Abliott, I_)i~ttrt)\'t-i'v t)fAiiict'ir:ti,
Life of George 4th, I-lisiory ofPr.‘ti.~h ].,dj;,__
Orittions of I)ciii-i.sl_lieiies_. I‘(t'DIl\}’tIl‘lll,
lhe_ ltain_b|er, Dl‘.(3|'.‘|0l“i, 1- all of .lr=ru.-iilcm,
Parts (.hil Cliztt,t.liildrt-.n oi the Ahbcy-_
Doincslir.Rcciwatipn,l~:tbles,Sp"iiisli llztiigliicr,
IaCt‘ti Essays ant ttclics .:ip\‘iiti-ss,
Wl:ifc’,.< Rctiiiiiiis, Willi.-on’s, lVot~lrs, Vzl
Ship \Vi'ct‘k, I’crcgriiit- Pit-Itlc, (iii Ill.-i.<.-:
'I':ilcs oftlie Crusaders, Caleb ‘Tilliiiiiis,
Lanncelot Greavcs. Hcni°_v l\'lilncr,
SirClttirlcs Graiitltsnn, 1".ai'l_y I.i=.s.-Otis,
Guy Mancriiig, '1‘. 1‘iIoorc’s \‘»oiIt.~,
Alinorau & I‘Ii!l.l'1€l,‘-(.J('0l'Eg I.)i:.-.iiitintl,
Abbey of \VO_V'llllI,,"Z:lI'(I.‘ oi ucotliind,
seekers Lectures. I"it.‘C'.u."-C. Liglits and Sliatloirs.
l.oni.-.'i_. IVIadi:l...; I . 'l10( k Ilurn,
(foliage Firt‘.-l..~.‘ :7 ‘.'t‘li:i, I'IIlt‘lS Eiiglatiitl,
Elemcntsol W‘: ;t-lttail. Florencia tllau-;iith_t'.
..:L.
....E'.'
II cN;t\‘y
fl;VRAl\'CIS KNAPI’ informs the public that he
has inst returned from New-York \\ ith a spiccl
assortment of DRY GOODS and (,iRDCl'LftIES,
wliii h be is offering cheap for casli, at the old stand
form:-rlv occupied by E. Iiloss \Vhitc.
BRIGGS 8.‘. FANTON keep constantly on hand
at the store of the Snbscribt-r, a full supply nffiish.
iontiblc Ladies’and Childrcn’s SIIOES, which he
FRANCIS KNAPP
Danl.nr_v. April 17, 1837. (itf
Y C.
FOR SALE
53 M. KNAPP. :1 Military Cap and
Feather. Sword and Epaulet suitable for a
Militia Ollicer, will be sold cheap.
Norwalk, April 10. 1838. if 58
IVA TCHES. SIL VER SPOOIVS,
SPECTA CLES, Lye.
TH E subscriber has on
§.r£:
hand a complete assortincnt
;.3.Jf.':. ‘to.
ofGold and Silver VV:-itclit=s,
1' ,,.3‘., of every description, which
‘ ‘,l\ he (llILl'!~‘ for sale on the most
favorable terms. Also, Sil-
».,“tl _ 1, Via vci_' Spoons, .I5uttt:r Kii‘ivcs,
,‘ , l$;c. Gold and Silver apec-
taclrs. Pencil Cases, 'I'hini~
_ blcs. Plated and Britiiiinia
Ware, together with a gciieral nssortinenl of.l ewelry,
Szc. &c. 'I‘lii—.se (ioods have been selected with great
care, and will be. sold at :1 small adyziiicc.
[[j- Atlkinks of Clocks and Watches repaired,
by experienced workmen. and warranted to pi-i form
well. A. C. BENEDICT,
[3m"6I] 28 Bowery, New York.
PLUUGHS.
E. WARINWS celebrated Plottglis and
g Castings. Also, Cast Ii'oii Cart Ilubs, for
sale at the Factory prices, by
CHARLES ISAACS.
Nornalk. May 7. I838. lf til
H at the Norwalk Clothing: Store, ii gt.-rieral as-
soitincnt ofClothing, suitable tor the present season,
for sale cheap by EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, May 9. 1833. If 61
Rich Black, Blue Black, Plain and Colored
Sil/cs.
- HE subscribenhasjust received a beautiful
assortment of Silks, at prices very much
reduced. Purchasers desirous of obtaining a
good article, will find it to their advantage to fa
vor him with a call.
Also. a superior assortment of rich figured
blue black, and fancy colored silks. of superior
-quality, which the subscriber has spared no pains
in selecting at such prices as cannot fail to soil.
N. B. Lowest prices invariably asked, and
no abatement.
No. 2 Buirall’s Buililiiigs. west side the
Bridge. TALLMADGE STEVENS.
, Norwalk, May 15. 1838. tfG2
FRENCH JUJUBE PASTE.
superior article, just received and for sale
L by N. S. BAILEY &,SON.
N. B. Confcctionary of all kinds on hand,
anil for sale as usual.
Norwalk, May 22, 1838. if64
ESIJY LVIADE Cl.O'I‘IIiNG.——Just rzccivcdl
I.ollitrd.s, Li0'.‘.r'., Lliiiiiplicll, I"Ii_v.<iogiioiiii~t.
Iieginald Dalton. I’rt-caittioii,
l.i-.ctures on Politeiicss, Ilalin ofGilt-ail,
I-Issay on Modern fIistor_v, Tales ofa '1‘ravp|i,.,
Sll2ti{Spf‘a|',1'IeI‘ll1llInlllcCtttltllry,Co]Iggi;.,“s'
Oxonians, Cltiistian Iii-st-ai‘clie.<,
Asmodctis at I.ar_t;e, Fitlillcrs f)bsei‘v:ilion.s,
HulI’s Memoirs, Mariners (,lironii:'e,
Piratesanilfloblicrs, (‘rui.«c of f’oiom.ic,
Falkland,Pil,ot. Helen, Caspar Hl'lt}S(3l‘,'
'l'ough Yarns Linwoods,
Croiiki-t’s Life of Van I5lll'€n.
llorso Slio Robinson,Kcntucltiau in Nctv}"oik
Rarnhlcsin N.Aiiii=.r'ca-
One in a Thousand, Peter Simple, The Doctor,
Ncrman Leslie, Tales of the \Vootls and Fieltls,
Kings Own. Ratilin the Reefer.
Midshipman Easy, Diary of a Illztsi»,
Poor Rich Man, Boz, Siisirleyytiw. Attila,
Ernest Maltravers. The 'I‘u,«,v_as at Bait)-gate,
Samuel Slick, Leila, Paul Clifford,
Alice, The Robber.
JOIIN A. \\'ICICl‘).
NEW B(}()iiS.
A SUMMARY ofDr.
GaIl’s System of Pine-
nology, l.l‘aIlSIai.(.'(l from
the French.
. Ernest Multr!
- novel by Bulwei.
Attila, a novel by G. P. R. James.
Zinzendorf, and other poems by Mrs. Sigour-
ney.
And many other new works ust. received by
V J.. A. VVEED.
Norwalk, November 14, 1837.
itnuitfug Qi?I¢‘£.'.‘:‘.'3’€£i
()F all kinds, for sale very cheap, by
_“ LEVILJLARIC
AY’S New Yorl<—Baiilt_—Note List, Cou_n-
terfeit Detector, and Price Currant, for
sale by J. A. WEED.
Oct. 16, 1837. 3
HATS I HATS! HA'i'SI
Ladies and Jl'1issc-s IIa(s.
TH E subscriber would respectfully inform the
public in generahthat he has entered very exten-
sivelyinto the article of Ladies and Misses Tus-
can,Tuscan Braids. Split Straw, Mixt Straw.
Leghorn. Leghorn Braids, 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 advantage to give him
it call. as he will sell them front 50 cents to $2
Icssiliaii former prices.
TALLMADGE S'1‘EVENS.
Norwalk, April 25. 1833. I . 60,-;
5)
PS, 8.
36
9
.4
just received and offers for sale at his Store a
the first quality ofFaniily Ui't)C(¢l'i(’.S, as cheap as the
cheapest, consistiiitz of such articles as are usually
kept in a Grocery Store.
EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, May 9, 1838. If 5]
Fon r Cringles Log, Domestic h'Ianiicr.- of Aii'ici'ica ns.
. be gotid. for saleby
.- ,j..f_N_oiivalk; June 16, 1838.", d
I-IEAP GROCI-‘.ItIl'IS.—'I‘he subscriber has-»
few rods East of the Bridge, a general assortment of -
in P0 RTA t , t
I -EDGES CE1‘L'EB]R‘iI'_%E3]{))
TIC PLAS'l ER. Tiiis plaster is equal-'
ly efficacious whether the disease be located in
the hip, shoulder or. elsewhere in the svsienj v;
and in most cases one box is sitlficient ii) etfecil
=1 cure. The cures which it has effected and the
article ever before offered tothe public. Thi,
plaster is to be applied in all cases to the sole.
ofihe feet. For directions and recominendation:
see bills accompanying each box’ which vi-ifr
satisfy the most incredulous. For sale he
J. A. \VEED.
Price 25 cents per box.
Norwalk. Sept. 4. I837.
IIARD AND IIUl.I.O\‘V VVARE
, IRON, s'i‘i-:i«:i., AND CAS'IlN(iS.
LINSEED. SI’l".R.\’lACI:‘.'I‘l, AND FITH OII
Wlll'l‘E Ll.-‘..-tl), our AND IN Oll. "
VI-‘.NF.'l‘lAN AND ENGLISH Rl-ID ’
iviii-‘.i\tci«i AND SPANISH vi2i,i.o'.‘.'
'_ SOAP STONE. PREPARED FOR Usi"
EERDIGRIS, Cl~li'lO.\'lE GREEN 8; YELI 6\,V‘
atoms YIZLLOW. SPANISH ti'iii'iii\'c;,"Ai\'r’
i'I'orrethcr \\'IIllli]‘[}>'5li'lP B[|LAF'K]’ ' ~ I "
Painfing or filttzingi. l‘l’t:lIll(l1l|l3"l'La'Ijlllllc itlgfoiine 0!
of \\ iutlow Sashes, from (i by 8.10 1] ify Arhnotiiii
the sliclhgonils may be found nearly evcrv ?ll‘fI('P
rcqiiii‘c_il in lltlI:‘lIlI‘l'l;'_ a building, and m0s,',,,.,-
I” '“.V l“‘‘’t) '0 lurnisli it when i-omnlcti-.l. _
W._.\i Ii. s'i“i:i:r:
BOOTS AN!) SHOES.
TI-IE Subscriber would respcctfull_y'
1‘.
Q1!
*1. inform the pitblic and his old Cuslonl.
’g'f;:. ersin particular, that he has reopened
,, with rt splendid assortment of Boom
and shoes of every description. at the old stand‘
formerly occupied by Georg-e It-[g;,,],Es,, where
those who wish to purclr_=.g._- can be ,,L.C0,,',mOdat_
'l‘lic l‘.»llowin_: comprise it part of his stock 01]!
hand, which he f.'_IIi‘I'S at the lowest cash prices "
50 pair l\'Ir-it’.- C.-ill‘.-leiii Boots. at 33:34 pr pair.
500 do Ltitlics ll.‘1I‘(‘ll(2I] 'l‘io,.~ ,-,3 87,; ctS_ 6,0 ‘
N B._All liintls of Boots and SllOr-S made,"
r-rtlcr, Oflllt‘ vt-ry l)(‘Sl niatci-ialé, and in theme.-t
fzisliioiiabie and \\-‘t!l‘l{l'nttllllI{C manner D
Al;-'o_oii Il'lll(I ltl'tl for sale aboutnne Ton
of first _qualily SoleLcatln~r,
r_ GEORGE JAMES
llfnfl. Jlllv 3, Qllf
-—€._._.‘ fir
() P ‘ ' . ‘, 3 1 . ,, '_
iv
, -- S ‘_v rctiiriiut fro ' '
\'t itn an unusually large iissnilincnt of‘“,l‘i,‘,(;3,:v --‘j‘)".k
Goods, ul it-It in atlditioii to the lilriue ,_,o,lj. “E E,"
Cllilstifl 5| ftw xl=iy.~‘ since, IT)ilI\'l's' IJl~“'t€<tt‘X'lIlli Pf".
. . 1 . . '
Ill" I""-’~"“” lllllfl "'0"-‘ “‘"llPletc than he l'\’("l'"I “I
it .~=int:c |ir- IMS been in the I)rv.Good- lius-into...
‘l‘'‘‘'“-‘ I’ """*’-‘Tl’-“NV '0 Cflllltlt-l'illP -nit.-tc~' I ‘L
uoiiltl say in ,,...,.j,,,‘.,.,.,, M,“ ,,,.,_ in ‘M. .. mt
~'t\ lt: (‘I-loixaiiil qtt=tlt'\' to ("III - nil .'
, .= 't'. II,_-
to finrt ii llllll.~‘U'.ill\’ low Ilnt fie‘ \\Il‘l(flt)1‘::lt-Isljlne
Ii" 6"" "'1! 'l"-’"’ I0 f""' '3"lll- lt'~.< lIl'lII Ills: iii-iulihml
.:iii Iiu,t—l)i-cziiisi; .-tiizh an as ct-rim. ,,,,,,t,j i,.J,,.,. (",3
fill-*‘0l!0“tl "H tlw fm-c ui" it-—l.m he will 't«=iii‘t fl
i.t ._ v, , ‘g’ '‘
lit‘ l.~ I nub-t i. to si,ll (i-in-ls .it tho pt-i-so-nt tum-, ..,,.
ttsuiil _\‘ ltnv, and its Clit-ap as 9;”, j,,. [,,,,,,,j” _,, ,
nilier t-stablisliiiiciii in tho County Zllllthpnj (“L
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blUI'e (‘SI SHIP IIIC ljjfirj-28. Ihnd nu‘! j‘””"\v
\\’:iic, (..':i_i'penlet'.,~’ 'I'ool.s, Winiloiv (:‘i:i<.<, ,\;._,._’&,_
Aiiiong IllSZl~‘!~t0lllllt‘llI init_'. bi- foii-til: -I I "0
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ltlllt7ltt‘I' _i'|l.tl. Shot’ Ki‘iivt“‘.'i (.':irvin2 Kiivtis anti
I‘ inks; I-.iigli~li and Aiiiei ican Sl.(,'v,:j..,,,,,- S ’ (,9,
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BIIII. (4t‘t-Hxlilll. iltill Buck Saws; lhnnl jxilrlpll Bra‘: I
lluttlr untl (Ttinyp~iss:fi':iw,s; I3.-ace, [mu um] j.~_',.i,,m,;
nia (.vZlltlll(’>llCl(.\; bt|l'.'IIr‘)".~‘ and 'I'i-mg; [gr-1;.‘ A“
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I llllil\'. till, (.l:t-el and Rim Lmks; pm] um, Mal"
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Ktittlc.-j. Sauce I‘-ans, Frying Pans, (,'.-j,] j,.(,,,_._ j;.,,,_
tits, ll=="l|llt'r»'. (Iuirv Comb.-t, 'l'r:ii-.o (flniiiis, Steel
y:ti'tls,_Aiin-i_°ic_.in and_ English (iliisstgls of all kinds,
jluiuiug 1&ll’llVC$,:lIlgI0 and double l‘lnii_c Irons,
;"-"IN-“"_--‘i - U7‘ "ttItaib'>‘i Sn-i-I Stptati-ts, Wood
I‘:.iilt;s.. I l)t’.l'.<. DIN-I tiiiil -,\](;i[(, .l.u,,,,,.,_.,, y_.j,,x,_i ,
ni‘;i.ss, ll‘t.llaii(I wood (5-istoru; \\'m,, |- . -
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it-a.<ii l'l|§I!(’.“ ('lts.-'aiil J~ - , . - ‘
For and .Iil(;li\I"I‘l'ttt‘I< '\I'itclidI)'liiiiei~J'-lfglihii‘Jlilmmil '
I.’~c'id< ()v'ilos -i ‘I ‘S . ... I M '1) Hi I lime"
K ' 6',’ ' ' ‘“ ‘l"'”l-~, Ov.-ili.-rs and Ipeiuls,
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H:-,]iL.,..,,,, GENEIHLAS$Ofl‘l'MEN'1' oi-‘_oiiG.‘
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LBS. REFINED SAI.'l‘ PE'l‘I{l'}, or
Stilt) by J. .-\. W1.;Ej)_ 1
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“LJ just rt:c(--vi-d.and for sale by ,
WM.,J. S I'RliF.'I‘.
Nnrweillc. lllay ‘.27. I818. ir(3,=',.
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“F, I-LDWIN LO_CKWOd|)_
Norwalk, llliiy fl, ISIIS. ‘ if ()1
NE '63’ D I SUUVE R Y.,
IE Compound Tomato Pills. zi new and Vfllflflsl
I.le |’t'D'.e(Iy for diseases arising ‘from iinpui ity
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‘ of the lil-iotl, a substitute for .ni-rcury in chronic and
bilious afli-rtitiiis, Scroful.-t, Dyspepsia, &c. Also, a
I'Pln(3tl_V for iiiorl-iil secretions of the stomach and
IlV(‘|. nervous (.lI;\(:'ll<(:S and a Blood Purifier. Tlicsty
valuable Pills are :1 combiriatioii ofa newly di;-cover-.
ed alkaline substance extracted from’ tbe"'l'oinato
l’|ant, \\IlIl other vegetable substances, which have
been found to iutvdify and diffuse its elli-cls. and at-v
believed to be the best alterativc and patiiaryic Mo.
dicine i-vet“ l<,nown. For sale by J, A. WLEDI .
I\'or\.\'alk, May 7, 1538. ,1: 6
l\'()l{\V.~\LK C()-.\’FEC'I‘lUNAl{Yo
Z HIE subscribers still continue at their 'old,
stand, No. 5 BurraIl’s Buildings, tvliere
they have on hand a large assortment of_,C’on-
fectionary, both wholesale and retail, which
they warrant; to be as good as the best and‘ as
cheap. Cordials, Essence and Stoughton\.Bit.~
tere, always on hand; Syrups thi-oug,li the. .3 .-
son. .-
N. B. Country Merchants supplied at their
doors at as low a rate and as good a quality‘-331;
the city article. Orders supplied with the strict.
est‘-punctuality. N. S. BAILY-.&.SON.
Norwalk, April 12, 1838. ‘ ,‘
CrYT_ElES. PITCH-FORKS. (Sci-..:....1_\t]'gw’-
ing__Scythes. and Pitch-forks, warranted to
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SLEIGH, BELLS. .
STRAPS SLEIGH BELLS.’ i'o...,,.i,,
by WM. J. STREET.
YE s'rtiFI«‘s' of every description. for sale
cheap for cash, by ‘J.
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recomendations given show that it excels any-'
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oil with rc..tly \\()lh()ll tli -most reasona-lrlte n.,,,,S_ .
100 do do (I.').ll.t'l“B()tilS “"1 .”
50 do I'rIi.=sr~.s Slippers,-.’30 Iffld cts ii:
100 do Mo.-ii’s \‘i’asltingt.oii Sliot~s,$1 -375 an
50 do Boys do do 87; to .39 -
-'30 do C:it~lt.s, do 44 cts. N , do
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