ii?
.i.
D__
ON LOVV SPIRITS.
L03-V spiritsis a certain state of the mind accom
panied by indigestion, wlierein the greatest
evils are apprclwndad upon the. slightest grounds,
and the worst conseqtlflfl-'_65 I}“"L""ed° Al“,',"'lld",'::'
dical writers supposed this disease to be con iif." H
‘those particular regions of the abdotneflv l9°l‘"""f’ -V
ca]|ed h_,.,,oco..i|i-ia, which are situated on ‘thhee
or [en side or that cavity, whence wines
hypooondi iasis. V
SYMP'rtiMs. .
The common corporeal svmptoms 3"’: llllllllellcy
' - . . ‘ - t' .
in the siotiiacl: or b_owt.-l.-,. M)‘ lll 9";}'l'“ll'°,'ls’olI.i':,‘:‘,fi
ness,spasniodic pains. gl(ldl|le5‘=_"‘“,".e°s ,. '~''. "’
palpitations. and often an utter |_|"\l"lll.V " l-“llle
[hp ,m.._m_ion upon any subject of iiiiportance. or tn.
gaging in any thing that demands vigor oi .(,t)tlI'dg€.
Also lanuuidness-—-Ilie mind becomes irrutttiie,
tltou0Iitfi1l?deSP0ndit1{.’a m"l“"¢l‘°lY- “ml, ‘l"Je'3l°ll»
° . - . -; - tl e n .r '
,,,,u_m,,,,,,,ed Wm, ,3 t0t.tItl0l.|l1gen‘l8ill0 _i _v
0.", 5 5.9m ’1‘hemt-ntal feelings and peculiartiain
of idry-its that liautit the iniagiiiation and ove.r\vlit-lin
«I . - - I It
the jutlginmir. exhibit an infinite ;.lI\,Cl:‘Ifl_iV.liUfiti}‘(:
wisest and best men ato as open to 1 its at L a
the weakest.
causes. _
A sedentary life of am’ kllllli °5Il°°"lllyds_ev,e‘:Tf
atudv protracted to a late liourin the night, an _ tulle 3
relieved by social intercot_trse.- 0|‘ €xel‘t’|5l’-: 3 ‘ll|~"5°_ll"
habit. great excess l" °""“3 “'.“‘i d”"k‘."f'{iti.i: lift:
moderate usc of niercui'y, vto em till".-,“ ' ~l 4
suppression of some habitual dischaigt‘. 09-‘ 9- P l‘,
,,u.,,c,,0n of me menses.) or long t:out.~.iiied eruption,
relaxation or tlebilitv Of one or more ilfillmlillll °l"
guns within the abtioinen, is a frequent Cause-
TREATIIIENT.
The principal objects of tt'eattnP.nl. are» l0 l'l‘l|llllVl‘
indigestion, to strengthen the body. filld l0 fl‘ ‘fell
me 5,".-its, which m iy be promoted by P.xt:'|Cl.\.P, t. iii~
Iy hours, reaular meals. and pleasaiit conversation
a . . i . , ,, , .
The bowels (if coslive) being carefullv iegul..ti d by
the occasiotial use of mild apeiient. We know no-
thing better calculated to olitain this Pull. ll!!!" 0"-
VVm. Evans’ Aperient Pills-—-being mild and certain
in their operation. 'I‘lie bowels being once clcaiised.
his inestimable Camomile Pills, [wtiicli are tonic,
tinodyne, and anti-spiismodic] are an intnllible re-
medy. and withottt dis-pate have proved a great
blessing to the numerous public-
Some pliysiciaiis have recoinniended a free use of
h'iercui'y, but it should not. be resorted to; as iii nia-
n cases it will greatly aggravate the sy iiipfoiiie.
y'I‘he medical office of Dr. WM. EVANS is at No.
100 Cliathum st , wliere his Cainoniile, as well as his
excellent Family Aperieiit Pills, may be obtained.
Agpnis are waiited, south and west.
as’ READ 'rH'E FOl.LOWlNG lN'l'EltES'l‘lNG
AND ASTONISHING FAC I‘.:>.
The following are amongst upwards of TWCnl.V'-
five thousand Cures. perfornied in one year. l*.V ll“?
use of Dr. W. Evans’ Medicines. Priiicipal Ollitc
is at 100 Chatham st. N. Y. where the Doctor Ind)‘
be consulted personally, or by letter, [Post Patti]
from any part of the United States, 610. Persons
requiring medicine and advice must enclose it Bank
Note, or Order.
To James Dickson, 36 Coriiliill, Boston, _ _
Agent for the sale of Dr. Evans’ Caiiimomile Pills:
Lowell, Nov. I5, I538.
Dear Sir—Knowing by experience that every ro-
ference that the afflicted receive of the betieficial re.-
sults of medicines. I clieerfully offer mine to the
public, in behalf of Dr. VVm. Evans’ Cainniomiit-.
Pills. Iliave been afllicted for the last ten yeais,
with distress in lIl!‘.I]C.'1CI, and chest; often so bad,
as to deprive me of sleep for tlirt-e oi‘ four tilglits in
succession, but have never found_reli(f by any ofmy
friends’ prescriptioiis. until my wife saw the adver-
tisements in the paper; when she persuaded me to
send for some, which I did, and obtained two boxes
and bottles, which resulted in almost completcly_re-
gm.-‘mg me to health. although I have not 3. e: entire-
GENERAL DEPOT. I
‘AND
FURNISHING WAREIIOUSE.
Iv finished tliem. Should you consider this any benc-
fit to vourself, or the public, you have ni_v i,-huei‘ful
perinission to publisli it. Your-‘s t‘(‘;~lpeClfuiIY,
'.I'IIOMAS K. GOOD HUB, Ccnzial st.
“:35 3\S'I'I1TiIA. TIIREE Y?-‘.AR3’ STANDING.
M!‘- Robert Monroe, Schuylkill. afflicted with the
above distressing malady. Syinptouis—-Great Ian
guor. flatulency. disturbed rest, ncivonslieatlaclic,
difficulty of breathing. tightness and stricture at.'I'OSs
the breast, dizziness, IlLt‘V'OtIS irritability and rest-
lessness, could not lie in a horizontal position Wlllloltl
the sensation of impending siiflbcatioii, palpitation
of the heart, distressing cough. costivencss. pain ot
the stomach. drowsiness, great debility and tli-ficien-
cy of the nervous energy. Mr R Monroe gave up
every thought of recovery Land dire despair sat on
the cotinteizance of every person inteiested in his
existence OI‘ happiness, till by accident he notict-.d in
a public paper some cures efflictctl by Dr WM.
EVANS‘ MEDICINE in his coriiplaiut,wiiich in-
duced him to purchase a package of the Pills, which
resulted in completely reinoving every symptom ot
his disease. He wishes to say his motive. for this (le-
claration is, that those afflicted with the same or any
symptoms similar to those from which he is happily
restored, may likewise receive the same Illeollllliilllc
benefit. _
unu-no
LIVER COMPLAINT TEN YEAR. ’ si‘.»i.\'t).
I-NG.. Mrs. HANNAH BRUWNE. wife of loscph
Browne, North Sixth st. near Second st. Williams-
burgh, afllictcd for the last ten years with the Liver
CompIaint,complt-;t.ely restored to health through
the trezitiiient of Dr WM. EVANS.
Syiitptolns-I.Ifl.biluttlconstipation of the bowels,
total loss of appetitemxciutiatliig pain of the epi-
gastrit: region, great do-pression of spirits, langiior
and other symptoms of extretne tlebility, distutoed
sleep, inordinate flow of the tiiciises. pain in the
right side,could not lie on her left side without an
aggravation of the pain, urine high colored, with
other symptoms indicating great derangemeiit in the
functions of the liver.
Mrs. Browne was attended by three ofthe first
physicians. but received but little relief from their
medicine. till Mr Browne procured some of Dr.
\rVm. Evans’ invultiablepreparation’. nhicli etiigciu.
ally relieved her of the abovi: distressing sviiiptoiiis
with others, which it is not essential to iniiiiiatu. ’
JOSEPH BIIOWNE.“
City and County of New York, ss.
Joseph Browne, of \’Villiamsbui'gli, Long Island.
being duly sworn, did depose and say, that the facts
a'§'§i-.lt'forth in the within statement, to \\I)icl1 ho jm;
subset ibcd his name, are just and tiue.
JOSEPH BIIUWNIC,
Husband of the said Ilidflllilll lirovine
Sworn before me, this 4th day of Jzinu-.ii'y, ]337_
PETISR PI‘-VKING-, Com. of Deed...
REMARKABLE CASE OF ACUTE RHEU.
MA'I'ISM,with an Affection of the Lungs, cured
under the treatment of Dr. WM. t:lV.\£\‘S, ]f)()
Chatham street, New York. Mr Bcizjainiii S. Jar-
vis, 13 Centre st. Newark. N. J., atiiicted for four
years with severe pains in all hisjoints, tvliicli were
always iitcrcased on the slightest motion, the tongue
preserved at steady whiteness; loss of appetite, oiz
tr,iness in his head. the bowels coiiimoiily very cos-
tive. the urine high colored, and often profuse
sweating, unattended by relief The acme symp.
toms were also attended with considerable ditiiculty
of breathing, with a sense of tiglitnt-ss across the
chest, likewise agreat want of due energy in the
nervous system.
The above symptoms were entirely remove, and ..
perfect cure eficcied by Dr. Win. Evans.
BENJ.. ‘. .
City of New York, ss. 5 JARVIS
Ben]. S. Jarvis being duly swoi n, doth depose am]
say, that the facts stated in the above certilicuug
subscribed by him, are in all lesperls m,e_
Sworn before me, this 25th November. 1836.
WILLI \M SAUL, Notary P-iblic,
896 Nassau st.
Principal Offices for the sale of .
EVANS’ Camomile and Aperient I:]2lIrIS ‘N723...
York, 100 Cliatliatti street. ,
Philadelphia. 19, North Eighth Street.
Boston. 36, Cornhill Street.
This valuable medicine is to be had of the
following Agents.
J. B. Gilrnan. Druggist. No. 201, Main st.
Hartford; Hughes 65 Hall, Middletown ; John A,
Vveefl. N0fW8lk; David Mitchell, Church st.
New Haven; \Vm. s. Wtitid.Stamford; J. w.
Taylor. W85lP07l_; N. S. Worden. Bridgeport;
1“ 1‘ Yale. Mendeu; Josiah Edwards, Berlin
May 4th, I83.'3_ . 3m52
Ill-‘. Subscriber is constantly adding to'lliis_ st
rcatly extensive stock. every new iir_iprolv_e
mciitinat'l1t;IcS0fKttclteIt fuririture by wliich its
customers may derive every r_)0SS|l>l_*‘»"_“l""*"l"g".l'°'"
the inventive and eiitcrpriziiig spirit of_the times,
and secure to themselves and their famtltcb 6VU'."
combination of ' ‘
ECONOMY AND CO.‘."lI-’ORl..
The following new articlesdeserye :itteiitioti:—
I’l*JIlFEC'I' I’REM1U;\I S'I'OVI:. for the Kitchen,
will burn wood or coal; has ample and I!lt='Ill'_V lin
,5h,.,i ,,p«,,miu_».- 10,- cooking, boiIet'.‘<, kettles puns
£,.;ddp.5 &,c,;ct)nStllllfiS less fuel. gives out iiiore
I‘it'itI than aiiv other articleof the kind lit-i-ototore
,,,.c_.,:,,,,,.,d to {he public. It is l)U}1Itlt‘S, Coin!"-iCI in
its form andliiglilvornaiiiental. The stibstriberis
now fitting llpS0ttl(:'VCl‘V liandsome patients, which
hisci.isto.iiers are invited to t,‘-'l.Ii and examine-
'.l‘HE CYI.INl)ER. (t‘iI.A'I_‘E STOVE. '5 3- llellls
perttv and ecoiiomi-cal article for stores, sliops,
and tifilccs. S(‘.V(‘l':lI have already been put up in
this place: and for chcapnoss_ convenience and
tvarintli are rekontll tire IJCSI-_Vt’.l‘ iiitr0dl1CCtl-
'l O IAILORS. , _ ,
-I.l7.WlS’S Patent (Jo:tlStove’s,f'orlicatingt:i_ilor s
Irons. an excellent aitittle, which may also with :i
trifling expense. be atluptetl to (‘tlIlllttl'_'i/ purposes
TH}; fi,()’1‘AI{\’ (,‘OO1{ STOV E. >0 well atliipted
to the wants oflarce families, with its latest irri-
provenients. foi'btii-iiiiig wood or c0ill;il"‘? Sllll l“
constantdeinand iind in high repute.
GltA’i'E5. of r-very pat-
tern plain and oriiairioiital.
br:iss,l’.us~:iaslicet iron,<oiip
stone, S,‘c. at the lowest
rates. and set in the lll0.~l
fasliioii-.ililc and coiiimo.
._ diotis stylc.
'-'_.....::'"_.__........
BOX.circular, and otlicrstovcs, of every ilcscip
tion- Also,evei'y kind of tin and sheet iron \VO|‘I\
rloneto order. Brittannia metal tea and coffee pots,
;po0n.~‘, knivesttnd forks, and a varietyofiablc and
k'itclici.furnitnre. Audit-oiis sliovels and tongs,&c.
STILES (JUP.'l‘IS, Wcstsidctlie Bridge.
Norwalk. Novertitier 1. I837. 34
%‘ GEORGE \V.JENNINGS,
\Vcst side the Bridge.
February 12. 1838. 4
NU'_I‘I‘C:E.
I" 1 [IE subscriber liaving sold out his interest
intlie I’uckctiii_<_z btisiriess In his brother.
\Villiani T. Hoyt,tlic business in future. “ill be
carried on bv him. In consequence oftliis ar-
rangerrient. it will be necessary. for all accounts
to be settled Il11tI1€IltalClylOS«'J\'e co -t; as all ac_
counts aot settled by the Ist of March, will be
sued iiniiiccliately after that time.
MONSON HOYT.
if-‘I5
Bushels Russia Turnips for sale by
Norwalk, Jan.1, 1838.
THE subscriber liaving taken the biisiuess of
his brother, Morison Hovt, will continue to
iraiisar.-t the saute on as favorable terms as at any
other landiiig. and hopes by zi strict attention to
his busiiiess,that he. will receive a sliareoftlie
public patronage. Neither expense or exertion
will be spared to have the best of men in his eni-
ploy.
N. B. Freight must be paid on delivery of
goods. \-VILLIA M T. HOYT.
Nurwalk. Jan. 1.1838
GD’? 5! Giiliitigil
5:, ‘LARGE assortment of Percussion Lock
GUNS, a. first; rate article. Price $5.
\V£VI. J. S'I‘RBE'I‘.
Norwall.', December 23. 1837.
{GS CHEAI’ CIEUUEIUES. ‘.5/‘t}
I-IE subscriber liasjiist received and offers
for sale, Rock Salt, Sack Salt, Canal Flotir
common and fancy brands, St. Croix, Porto
Rico, Havanna, crushed and loaf‘ Sugar, Syrup
Molasses, best Young Hyson. Hyson Skin and
Soiichong TEA, Potash, Tainarintl s, Pork,
Hams, Codfish, Mackerel, Ground Coffee, Java
42
IRON AND STEEL. _
OR SALE, at the store opposite Hoytkltiiiding
F Sweeds Cart and VV'-tggon tirc,
English do . do do » do
Squareand flat sweedsiron-—allsizes,
do do American do d0 d0
do do Etigttsii do d0 d0
Round American and Englishdo do (10
Naylor 19- Co.’s celcbratedcastst.e.cl.,do do '
Saundcrson, Brotlie.rs_& C-c.’s do
Band, nutt, and hoop irony
Spike and nail l‘ud$,,&0- 35'‘? W. L STREET. 8
Norw‘alk. J_'q_tt‘t_ 4
HAIR our-EING A?-‘W
Essa ‘tr EN G-
...__..
GEO. W. JEN.NIl\’Gb
Ec,*p|;'(,"1'FUl."LY iizforins his frictitls ttntl the
public, that he Lontttiues his IJlll..|nt..\:l0; bnltgzrl
. - - . ~ s
trig, I-lair I)ressitig and (,lll,ll:'lg,o In l I3 "'0 ' ,I‘l,_ F 1
ad and fasliitiiiiible style, at his old stand, \\ est 0 lie.
Bridge. He. is alw:1y_$ tti :tll(!n(lit'l(‘.'l-‘a ll:-1ll1l‘l.|l"",I’l“zm°
rm-cive ciistotiiers. His rooinsare p cas l . I
. - . . - . - v v I r.
w,-1,,|,i,., amt his app.ir.itusin the vt.i__\ l)B3l,0,|‘,'l§ ‘I Q
He keeps constantly forsalc a varit’-ll Ul ‘“.‘ll, cf
inlii.-lino, such as Razors, razoi straps, sliaviiig
map shaving hrtislitrs, liait do, dI‘US5i|\‘:'. l-'°llll’~’t
~.-’ I ' ' Colo nc watci, lt’t€lCitS.S:lI'
pocket do. indelible Il|lf,' g _ _ ,
oil,bi-ar’.-oil, antique oil, coiiversatton C'«||‘¢l-‘-a ‘ll-
ll’lUl‘tilCS, pociu-t books, prints 301185: gl-l-" £43‘
5
50
teiisive business on the tnost just and liberal prittci
pies, paying itc losses with lionorablt: pI’Ol)l[-IDe55i
iid the present Board ol'l)ii't-ctors pledge _ll|f‘-IDS"-lV05
n this pztrticiilar fully to niaintain the high I'CP“l“
tioii of the Company. It insures upon the most fa
vorable If‘|‘l)lS, public ItuIItllf1;.§S.CIlUl‘t'Ile$,tI\VeII|llg3i
Ly £[(’.Ilf‘|‘itll_\ .:igaiii.~;t loss or tlaiii:igt.~l)_v fire.
ingtou, ll. rluiitiiigton,Jr. Albeit Day. Slim“
liaiiis, Edwin D. Mtii'gati, Job .»'ill_yti,Uicorgt’. Put
ham, Jiiiiius S. LV'Iot‘gan.
IROITHQ ‘SALT.
BUSHELS Rock Salt, a very fine ar-
ticle f'or grinding, for sale by
HUBBELL & CO.
flflrlfflrn )§lI.'3Il1°RlICE' QUIIIIJIIIIQ,
HARTFORD. CONNEC'.l‘ICU'I‘o
BENJAMIN ISAACS. AGENT.
ucorporated in I810, with a Capital of $150900;
and power to increase the sanie to $250.00“-
QV II I S long estalilislicd Institution has for. more
, than a quarter of a century transacted its ex
tores, lne|'t'ItiI|l(IISl:, l'tirii'-titre. and personal proper
Buwrrl ofDi:ccto7's.—Eliplialct Ti.-ri‘y, S. If. Hunt
t-I \Vtl
l£l.IPflALE'I‘ TERRY, President-
JAM ES G. BOLLES, Scct‘('ttit'_v.
Norwailk, Aug. ll), I836.
NEESS 53°61-?.'§§..
FIIIV IJ.'tl‘t't.‘Is of first qti:-lily bless I’N'l<i ll)
sale by 1IUBBl.~.l.L& CO.
May 9. i337. 9i!
Gm (239
Noiwolk, May ‘.Z3,18337. _
LOOK AT T HHS.
VEN
H Iv‘ sitliscribers would iiilorm ttieirtriends and
the pnblic,that they have taketi the old sflfllllfl
of E. Boughton, situated halt‘ a mile west’?
Borough of I)aiibury,and liaye i‘riacineryl« ii%t_ e _es"
order for Cardiii_E “llllll. _.urdiiig an‘ * lllllllllls
Yarn bv the run, Maniifacti ri.ig Satinetts per yard.
D,-,._sS,,§g Cloth, Dying Yarn fiincy colors, the. tu.t:.
Allthose who may favor them with their t:u.=l0“b
l
for gout, rlicumatisin andlivcr coinplaiiits, for
sale by
F UEN‘S UNIVERSAL.s'rRENG'r1—IEN-
_A ING PLASTER, Celebrated for curing
Joins in the breast, side, back, or limbs. lso
J. A. WEED.
3l.'.l3-'.""§}SE'i'.‘§’3.&Ei‘iti’CE
BY A NEVV"'-Y()RI{ OFFICE.
GEORGE‘ .5". JOHN AGENT. 0.4131-
- -. .. .... - thle
may depend OnlHtVln'1i.\_e|ldoi.,.ttt(3t1I‘tIfZutS()tll
terms. ’° BOUGIIION Si. co.
Daubury, May 6, I831-
CASTINGS.
_ URNACE doors and grates,
l plough points.
bv VVM. .I. St RI-‘.E'I'.
riber. Price $1.
h ‘ bs
by I 8” C GEORGE JAMES.
Wilton, August I, 1837.
JOB Ptn"ilN’l‘§NG-i
OF-ALL KINDS.
NEAl‘t.\’ EXECUTED A" THIS OFFICE-
§)El<}\/ES dz. SON’S superior writing fluic,
\_ just received direct from the ImP°"le"v ‘lllll
for sale by J. A. VVEED.
REDUCED Ph’IC.ES. _
‘HE subscriber would inform those :1IIIICl.-
Ea ed with Hernia or Rupture, that the above
,,,,,,,,m,.,.t so lgntr andjustly celcbrated.is now
r(‘A‘ducQd‘“j)’|’ mice "so as to bring it within the
fyyeaiis of the poor as well as we rich. Its SLI
' ‘tr i .-'1lotlers Trussrcs is no lllllgel
EDI1ilJ)l.il?itl§. OEiirdstile by J. A. WEED.
Oct. 10, 1837;.’ M 31
NE‘eV ESTABLESHRIENT.
Ftzniilty Grocery.
, . _ - 1
~"E§IrIE SUllSf‘t‘lI)el' is 11‘.)VV opening ml\U- G
Grocciies, and all articles Usuzlllyfiltltjulrertl‘ for
M 3 trumily Provisioii Store. Lulloe. 102159
“lag-S35, Figlif Ptiflf, O30. ‘O33.
aiid atthe lowest casll l’“°"5v
Give him a
S
tf55
Sugars. Spices, M
oftlie best qtizility. _
iuav always be found at his sllore.
: ll baf to ion iurcliasc elsw iere. Y '1
‘a “ " ’ l GOULD D. JEN;\lI\(x
Ncnvallt. March 27. 1333-
spttiivc DRY GOODS.
M. STEVENS will open on \Vt.(Incs-
J , day, of the prestitit, \’.’ctfl{, ‘a large and
well selected a.<sortii'ient Ul Sprmfl lJ0Ull5- Plll‘
,,i,,,S,_.,s aye .-os;pocil’tilly itiritetl to call and exa-
niitie before ptircliasing e,lsewhet’C-
I\'urwa‘lk. i‘iIari:li 2.7. 1838-
- - 1
GARDEN S§*‘-E*3D»'9-
HE subscriber has just received the most
complete assortiiieiit ol’Gzirden Seeds. ever
offered in this place,
of last year‘s gm-.vtlb and
5):’)
a-llof which are warranted
‘ puiiyp in gtitiil ortle
.l. A. WEED.
Coffee and other kinds, Brooms, Raisins from
Is. to 6d. 3. pound, Currants, Prunes, Citron,
Rice, Soap, mould and dipped Candles, Pilot
Bread, Soda and Milk Biscuit, Madeira and Bra-
zil Nuts, Altnoiids, Oranges, Butter and Cliocsn,
small plug Tobacco, Snuff, Saltcrattis Starch,
Indigo, and almost every article usually kept in!
ti.Grocery Store, all of which he will sell cheap‘
for cash or ready pay.
JOSEPH S. MEEKER.
Norwztlk, Oct. 2. 1837.
EI‘ilPL()"Yi"t] EN '1'.
STEADY. iiidustrious iiiaii. who is well ac-
[_ quziintetl with the l'fl2ll1:tgl‘nl8llI of :1 farm and
di.<po;e:l to |‘e!t(lL'l‘ Ii iiiself useful to his employ er,
niay obtain a good situation on appliczttioii to this
suhsc-rihci'. ABS.-\ LOM. DAY.
Nortvalk. (Old VVL-ll,) Nlatcli 5. I838. tfr')2
TO LET,
TENEMENTS, that will accommo-
date four faiiiilies. Apply to
ARNOLD & BISHOP.
N*rwalk, Miircli 5th. 1838. if 52
\l()l)FI»’f\'§{.~—100 Quiiitals Codlisb. for
_ sale by the subscribers at the New-York
l>“C_€8- I-IUBBELL <56 CO.
Norwalk, February -5, 18238. 45
I'II'I‘E-WASHING LIME-—F0r sale by
G. D JENNINGS.
TO ALL VVHIDI’-‘I 1'1‘ Iii.-i.Y C()NCER’.\5l
' ‘HE subscriber rt‘qut.‘sts all those who have
unsettled accounts with him for ’I‘ailoi'iiig
to call and settle the same without dCI‘ly.
0:?‘ Pantaloons and Vests made, and cutting
donc, as heretofore, at short notice.
N. S. BAILEY.
tf 59
Norwallt, April 23,
»"'§'IIE subscribers would itifortn their friends
3 arid the public, that they iiitetid to sail the
sloop Pawcatuc, ‘,I‘itus K. Mcriili, master, from
George St. Johtils lantliiig. at the head of Nor-
walk harbor, to James Slip. New York, oti
'I‘lii.irstlays, returning Tuesdays, throughout the
eiisuirigseason,commencing the Silt March next.
lur the purpose of carrying freight and market
stuff. All ordersin their line will be tliankftilly
received. and putictually auended to; and bv
tl)"l:' regular and careful attendance to the busi-
ness, they are in hopes of receiving a share of
the public patronage.
JOSEPH S. MEEKER.
TITUS K. MERRILL.
Norwalk, January 29. 1838. i{‘47
NE ‘V BUUKS.
QETER PARl.EY’S Universal History on the
Basis t'(_.‘. - 1 f | . . - -
I I , , a" I - -
1lJl"l3.Y°l‘ll§ l-adv 5 Friend, by Mrs. John Farrar.
.e' d’ ‘,1 "OWII l’)’ E. L. Bulwcr.
b 'll;ie lI{stlllllS and Hyriinsof Dr. Watts, arranged
3' ,'- _lPPl_’ll» Wllll DI‘. Ptippon’s selection, in one
vol.just received by J_ A WEED
Norwalk, March 13, 1838. “:53
Lejgoorn and Mixed Braid Hats, just received,
an _ for sale very cheap, cheaper than ever offer-
et in the county before,
Norwallt. March 27» 1538' ‘uiaa
‘‘
FOEQ SALL.
FARLVI consisting ofsixty acres of first rate
lam,‘ ly-mg in ,,,,,_ T,,“.,, .;,t R.ltlgB'l'leltI,_dl-
recily south of D. & D. Banks it:a:.iilac.tiritig
,S,dl,,-, .h.,,..m Said Farm is situated upon the
3 ' 3 . . - . _ 1 _
Shear Hollow Turttpllies 14 llllles l’°’” hm
wafk is well fetit-ctl. flllll llllgalcd "Y 3 never
failinin stream of water. For further particulars.
. .~‘; . ‘ - ' ' near the
inquiries may be made of Ddvltl Brinks
breniiscs. or of Ill6\§7Ull3£l-'I:lll)‘,§l:L\‘I M AYBURY.
Norwalk. March 27. 838. ‘I55
I‘s‘\"()Ul) ASH ES WAN '1 ELD-
]G[—1'1‘EEN PENCE a bushel vv:ll be
E paid for wood ashes by the Sgubsg‘-Fllfef
i\IAR'l‘IN I\ALBI" LILISCH‘-fr
N5[\y'aIl{, L\IZ]fCll 27. ll 0')
— i 15 f M, 1 Coal for sale by
2@@® Bus '8 EDwii\IeLoc1<:wo0D.
Norwalk, April 2. 1838.
_
D 'I.‘li\IO'I‘IIY Sl".l:lD, foisale by
JUSEPII S .i'tIEI-JKLII.
\N
F ‘t'I'IE ELILIVII-.I\"I’S OF t‘vlL)llAt. SC,|Ei\’Cl".
by I<‘raucis \'V&_\;Iitl‘t(.l. U. D., I’i‘rltsi‘:ll-.',t|1t 0
. . i '.,_-' I v d 1- cs*or'o oia Hosti-
‘° ° J. A.
, 1 - .
Genes. """
Y ‘HIE sub.=t:i'ibe.rha.s just received an extensive
assorliiietit of Spring Dry G0!ifl-‘i “ml Ullicl
them to the public at prices very much rcducett.
Now is the time to buy goods cheap, (‘fall and 501:.
L. M. S I‘EVl'.i\'So
At tho store rerciitly occupied by Stevens .8; Belden
Nnrwulk, Marcli L). I838. ll 54
FATE '1‘ BEE EEK?/Kt}.
FEVIIE public are 1'cspectf'ullyinvited to call at
the subscr1ber’s Store, No. 5, Burrall’s
Buildings, and examine Judd’s Patent Bee Ilive,
which is all tli-at 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 iii-
to gciieral use by all those who are in the habit
of raising bees. The subscribcris now ready to
grarit; Illfllvltlll-‘LI rights on liberal terms. Please
call and examine it. NOAII S. BAILEY.
it’ 5!)
Ntirivttlk. April 20.
Ct ARDEN SEEDS, or sale by
EDVVIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk. April 10. 1838. if 57
R. BRANDRE'I‘H'S UNIVERSAL
VEGETABLE PILLS. for sale by
T _ EDWIN LOCK?‘/OOD.
l\orwalk, April 10, 1838. 3.57
LADIES I-[ATS-
LARGE assortmeiitof Ladies and Misses
I‘uscan Braid Split Straw Open Work
L. M. STEVENS.
9
fire «logs and
cart and wagon boxes, for sale
'E‘IF'I‘Y pairs French Morocco Slips, for stile
V 21tf
DR. H ULLHS IMPROVED '1'1t’US.S A1"
Burrall’s Buildings, :1 select assorttiient of
Norwalk, April 2, 183.5‘,
TAL $300,000.
E ATES of Premium very rctisonab1e—Ioss_cs
. w promptly and liberally adjusted and paid.
For a small yearly sum, save yourselves from
being suddenly, by the ravages of fire, reduced
to peiiury and waiit,f'roin circiimstaiiccs ofcase
and aflluence. GEORGE ST. JOHN,
Agent of the Howard Insurance Company, 54
Vi/‘all street, New-York.-
Norwulk, August 7, 1837. 2'3l-f
‘é1‘é‘.a‘.1ttli:s aim $t’l3J§lt’,i2.
FINE assortment for sale at prices corres-
ponding with the prcssure of the times. by
LEVI CLARK.
110
Norwalk. July 27. 1837.
GUARD AGAINST FIRE.
PRO'I'Ef"1'l0N IN-5‘Ult‘A_'V(.'E COM!’/1.\’1’.
I ‘ ' ILLIAM J. S l'RliE'I', of .\'orwalk, agent of
the Protection lusura.nce Cl))II[)(1l1_1j,ItI Ilart
l'or<t,Connectieut, offers to Insure Houses. Stores,
Mills, Fuf:l0l‘it‘S, Barn.-', and the coiitt--tits ofcacli,
togct-hi-r with every other siniilar specie:-"ofpropcr
ty, xlguiiist Loss or Damage by Fire. The rates of
preniiuiii otferetl, are aslow as those ofany othei
Slttlllilf Itistittitiun, illltl eveiy man li:ts now an op-
portunity, fora trifling >uItt, to protect liiitiseli
against this tlestrtictive cletnent, which often in a
single hour, sn'cei-~'~uvay the eat-ningti of many
years.
The coiirseine othce piirsur- in traii<tit‘tirtg their
business and iii the .itl_jiistiii;:atitl pllyllletllfiol lo.-‘ses
ti prompt and lityeial. For It.‘t‘?llS ofi:i.~iiriiiir;e, appli-
cation may be iiiadeto the above named Agent, who
sautiiot'itr.ctltoissue policiesio applicants without
delay. ‘
Norwal k. Ja ii 4. 1837'.
8
l 't'oY.s: ‘PHYS!
RENCH, Gcrtiiaii, and English Toys, with
a great v:irict.y ofotlicr fancy articles,and
a general assortineiit. of Fruit and iitits, stich as
§Almon(ls, Madeira Nuts, Peanuts, Filborts, Cit-
lron, Mace, Currants, Figs, Prunes. Cloves, Or-
anges and Lemons, Soda Biscuit, and it genera
lassortmontof Coiifectioiiary,f'or sale by
| GEORGE VV. JENNINGS,
l.Vest side the Bridge.
Norwalk. May 23. I837. lltf
TO '31‘ ME PEIEE EEC.
_ ‘V. IIANCIS K-.\'API-‘ iiifornis the public that he
5. has inst I‘t‘Illt'nf-itl from New-York with it select
2t.=_sortinent of DRY GOODS and (jIIOCli.IfIES,
which he is ofI't-ring cheap for cash, at the old stand
fm-mt-rlv occupied by E. Moss \Vliite.
BRIGGS ls; F.\N'l‘O.\’ keepcoii.~:t:iiitl_v on hand
at the store of the Stih:~‘i:ribr-i', a full supply oflasli.
ionablc L:idies’and Clii|th'en’s SHOES, which he
sells attlicir old prict.-s. _
. FRANCIS KNAPP
Di-.iil.nr_v April 1'7. I-‘Z37. titf
PLO U G H S.
E. \VARII\l(i’S celebrated Ploiiglis and
. Castiiigs. Also, Cast Iron Cart Hubs, for
sale at the F-.ictot'_v prices, by
Fat‘7l7td'"«’s Patent Rotary Washing and
Bleaching Macli-inc.
H E sugscribcr will receive orders for F:irnham’s
Patent Vvashing Machine, and t'ui'nisIi tbcni
on short notice. He has one at his dtvelling house
which can be seen in operation every washing day.
ltwas left there three or four months,und has given
good satisfaction. _ ~ - d
The 1,-Mtiesin particular, are requested tocall an
examine for themselves. Me‘ssis‘. Ulinstedk Co-
- I P‘ t tBivl t t iis county.
"‘"'”°°“'""“ ‘E A en "i iiiivi.i. S'.l‘REE'l‘. .
Norwalk, May 29. ‘I337. — 12
'1‘. B. BUTLER
rn
ATTU REY An LAVV 9
I-‘FICE west side oftlit: Britlgc,ovel' the Hat
Store of Ileiiry B Cliase.
TIC PLASTER. This plaster is eqtthl-:
ly efficacious whether the disease be located in:
the hip, shoulder or elsewhere in .t'he,.systetn.;.- -
and in most cases one box is stiflicient to effect.
a cure.
recomendations given show that it excels an. ' ‘
article ever before offered to the public.
plaster is to be applied in all cases to the sole‘:-
oftlie feet. For directions and recommendationi
see bills accompanying each box wliicbwillm
satisfy the most incredulous.
The cures which it has effected and-tlior
Thw-
Fbr sale» be—
J. A. \VEED.'
Price 25 cents per box. i
Norwalk, Sept. 4, 1837..
Norwalk. Feb )5. H537 We
CIRCULATIIRG l.lBI{AI{Y.
7 ‘BE s..i-,;p;-§‘;.«,7 w:.t;!d inform .3 old patons
E and the public gCl1t‘fflIIj,llltlI tieis constai l_y
ii aking additions to his library of the most popnizi
:i,,,,,,,.‘. “.0,-kS_iiie follow'.ng is a partial list. _
The ’I'Icire.ss, S:i._\iiigs and Doings, (.-'u_t Rivers,
Refugee, Tales 8; Sketches. Village of.lliieudorpt,
Landcrs Cyclopedia '\‘ewton P orsler,
I’t=.veril oftlic Pcztk, l.~‘t:-rtryears (Q it Ital.
Tlie Iiisiii-gtmts, Ckaizcpgoiiis of Frccdoin,
Piicliaofniany Tat-gs, ’.’t‘l'irs:c_vtiuI'sIti AIt|Cl'It it,
Fraiice in 18:29 £9: 50. Lifeof a Sailor,
Siliman’s'I'ravels,The Alliaiiibm,
Wliigs of Scotlaiitl. 'I'ale.s oftlie Maiior. ,
[-lajji Baba, Jacob I“all.Ilft].I, .\. iseriesofMarriage,
De Vere. Cl lllsc of ll“? llllllglii .
[_,,,g,.,,.i,.,-_v. Mystery,Englan‘d &-the English,
'l'n'o Old Mer.’s Tales. Men .' .IlI'r|IiIl(‘.)\,
High \Va_\st\'z By \\='ays, Duniiiiies Legacy,
The Abbcss, Jacqueliiie of I-lol.tiiid,
Qtiaritiii Durwzirtl, U. S. Criiiiinal Caimsdzx‘;
Life of llilrs Sid(loiis,'I'tlibletoit s }'i'a7z-a,
i‘.'o=i.v 'I‘ales by Mrs. Opie. A:ne.'ican La22dI:.' d.
Rlioila, Ilniior O’ I'Iara, P..i,‘1Il1l\-Iltttwl,
Duke Cliristiaii, 'J“.’.c Spy: 'i‘lic Pi-ate
Eartliquake’ lirur:I-')t'itlgt- Hull,
Engli.~li I,’.i'e, fiic-iiiiotli, lied tiaczitlci‘,
.lost-plius, liugtiiitsntziin, _
|)mlii1-us Dticltwoi-tli, .\'l::ntIcville,
l'ale.< of t"c l’riury. tlotttige Iloy .'
p,,Sm,-5 i‘nosirlo, Perils of Wtiiiittti.
pm, OWN,’ P,-,,i.-it-, Tales of my Ifillltllttpd’
Country I\'eiglibors, Last Days of Iloiiipcii,
[.‘,,_;tivals and F..st.s. lIIi.~'sioiia.ty,
Pleasiircs ofI.ift'., tllattlit-.\v Walil,
,5-1,.moii.~ of Buck, l\’cwtoii’s .‘/Ieasizili.
'l‘i-uvels tlirougli Spain, lllis.MurrelI’s Voyage
Vvestward Ho, Ski,-tclics of Socitrty,
sketch Book, lllasoivs (Sompend.
wa|5|.’s J ‘iii-iit-_., Iinickeiliocliei‘,
Si-rvice Afloat, The Guard-,
Tttltis of the \\‘t'.<t, Anita ol'i’}ctei'stt-tic.
.\I;inut:i's N. (Ztistoiiis, I“oi'tuiics of.\'igel,
-.\lorclanil Vale, Dunzillarc. 'l'lie Rout-,
lllii.- Stocking lliill, .-‘irttbian .\'iglits,
Rm] Rover, Valli-_v ol'Slieiiatidti:ili,
N‘/()O(l.\.‘IOt'I\', 'l‘he l’.ai'oiiy. l‘:”0(=lI Cm.-liy,
ftlaxwell, Atlveiitures of :i l(ii'/.'r.ilb;i.-‘ii.
'I.'lie I”rovost,'I'lie I‘}xt:lti.sit'c, (J) i ii 'l'linriitoti,
Peep at the Pilgrims, Advt'nttirtrs ofa King's Pug.-
Great liritaiii in lliiitiif, I'll‘/.t‘ George,
II t-Navy
J
HARD AND HOLLOIIV WARE,
IRON, STEEL, AND CASIINGS. ,
LINSEED. SPI'III.\IACE'I‘l, AND FITH OIL,
VVIIITE LEAD, DRY AND IN OIL,
VENE'I‘l.-‘:N AND ENGLISH BED,
FRl“.NCH AND SPANISH YELLOW’,
SOAP STONE. PREPARED FOR USE,
VERDIGRIS, CHROME GREEN & YELLOW.
STONE YISLLOVV. SPANISH WHIIING, AN]:-i
LAMP BLACK, ’
Together with nearly all articles in the line at »
Painting or Glazing. including a large assortment:
of \\'indow Sashes, front 6 by 810 II by 15. Among
the shell goods may be found nearlyevcrv article-
requirctl in finishing a building, and" most .itI‘IICI(‘!:'
in my liiie,) to furnisli it wlitn completed.
W M J. S'I‘REI-IT.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
THE Subscriber wotild respectfully‘ '
inform the public and his old custom-r
ersin pa'rlICt]lrtl’,tIHlt he has reopened! ‘
. ._ uith a splendid assortment of Boots
and shoes of every description, at the old stand
fornicrly occupied by George Mead, Esq. where ..
those who wish to purclirise can be accommodat-
ed with ready work on th most reasonable terms.
The fnllowiiig comprisea part of his stock on
hand, which he offers at the lowest ctishpricco :
50 pair Meii’s Calfskin Boots. at 3 8: $4 pr. pair.
500 do Ladies French Ties. at 87% cts, do
100 do do Gaite-r Boots $1 50 do
50 do Misses Slippers. 50 and 75 cts, do
100 do Men’s Wasliitigtoii Shoes,$1 375 do
50 do Boys do do 875 to $1, do
50 do Cocks, do 44 cts_ do
N. B. All kinds of"Boots and-Shoes madeto
order, ofthe very best nuiteriti.ls,and in the most
fiisliionable atid wot-kinanlike manner.
l_'l('?' Also on hand and for sale about one Ton
first ,quality SoIeLcatlicr.
GEORGE JAMES.
Zltf
.._ ., ._. ..-__.__
of
VVilton, July 3, 1837.
T5’! ORE CIJEAI’ GUUI)S.—'.I'hesnI)5cri
lwi‘ lias this tiny l‘(‘ll|l‘ttt:(l tioni New York .
'\\ itti siti utit..~'ti;illi large :t.-.~'iizlii.t:ttt of
Q iii ,_ I)‘
fitm-l.~‘, \\"l'I('iI in zidtlltzoii to II D’ "U I’
-9 lttigc sttu.-k lie par.
the pIf;‘.\l iit time iiioie iotnpletc than be over h-.d
"l'lit-_ (Iai‘lioi‘ttto. 'i‘iit- St-paratioii,
l‘ilncy IIIIII,lll\'l>lIIIt‘(it[lllt'l1)iilI.,
l".lliot’s I) l)1tIf3S,I.Ilit‘£()l i\'apolo»uti.
hoiiian l.itt-t’zitui'tr, I.ift- til‘ Pint li:tc}.',
Letters front the ligr-ziii, ltilr of J 'l'.'i‘. lor,
Chr()ni(-Io oftintliaiii, D-.viglit’.~ "I rztvels.
1);”-|.y‘_,~ Tour, Satui-il;i_v r\IlI_E-;‘i'l.lll(.‘.
I'IISIO-|'_VOI.Iitll(‘tj)(},'Ii1lt'l\lIt!)'i$ i\':iri atit e.
|,.-iyd ]5_yi-nu, V‘. lltl liisli liirl, I‘oi'ici‘s.Ioui mil
IIi.slor_y oi Nfll’IlIIlit"lly l’l.ir'itlc, -
l’ostliunit:u.~: Pap: rs, (‘t)ititi’:'i‘.~'t. 'l;3l:t- Rivals;
Hope Leslie, C(tll|I||,‘_’l tll. ‘hr . ravn,
Ciareiice, Wt-lsli ;\Iuti-.it:iiiis. l(iii:: of the [’e;.];,
I‘I(’IlIt‘.I‘l:I}.Ill0l', I.int.:t=l !.iiit.-nlii. l":itI' Illaitl of Pi,-ii].
The I)i§0\\,'n(‘tl, iliglt l.ile. IPIIIIIIIIOII,
Eli’/.:ilieth dc‘ Biiii-.v-, I’:-Ilium. I)t-vcrriiu,
All]lqui[\' , (;l;|,|,i)n tle I;lI()llilt'Vllll'. I‘i('Il'f.'ilI,
\Vt-pt of \VI>‘Illt;lt \\ i.-ii, ‘i\'att.-i \Vitt-li,
llistory oftht: Bible I.’t'l.'ll‘ Seuss and ,”,('g[()n_q,
Rnlllllis :\lI('.it_1.nl Iil~'l0l)', I‘,‘.II:.::II."Il Ii:t|'()n_
I'It'1.lSll|'t"S of Hope, 'l'|iatl-lru.< tit’ 1'l‘itl$Dt\',
Baby loii tho (irezit, Ta cs oftho llcart,
(3011-i|t!I‘_l_~'lllilI', Aliliull, I'll.-'t'm't-rt til" 1\tm-rir-ii,
Life ol'Gcor-gr tlili, lli~'Ior_v tit'lir9ti~li Itt(lItt,~
Orations of l)t‘:ii-istlit-iic<. Ix’:-iiiin-ii'i'tli,
'l‘he Iiitllllilfili‘, I)t‘tl.‘l~‘-lflll, "Fall ol'.lt,-nt.-‘=ilcii'i,
Paris Chit C t‘.tt,(_§ IIifII‘l)Il ot ll.(.' Abbey.
Doniestir I?.e."reatit]‘»n,l l"ziblt.-.-,iSp" ni:-‘It D.ingliic~.r,
Lacon, Essays am 5 .'tci.cs, .ip‘.‘iui.-.-.~',
\Vbite’.< Rt-iiiaiiis, \\"illi.~oii’.-: “'0I'f\'.s‘, Va
Ship Wt'eck, Pe|'(’:_;l‘Ilt(‘ I’it-kit-, tiil Blass
'[‘;,|e5 oftlit; (:l‘llStl(It'!l',S, CztIf\,'l) l\’illi:tiiis,
Latiiicelot .ire:i'.'e.<, :icur_v t liliier,
5Il‘CllitI‘lt‘.< Gl‘ittItIISt)It,' I'iil|‘I}' Lo.-soiis,
Guv .ViiIII(.‘|'Illg, 'I‘. PtIlH)l'f},S l"i'ot'l<s,
Alinnraii & I'.IiIltH.‘I, Gt-nrge liestiiohtl,
Abbey of Wcyliill, Bird: of'Scotl.-iiid,
Seekers I;f’:CltH'f?S. alt,-."'.'..<e. l.iglits and Sliiidtiws.
it .~‘iiit'P lit: has been in the Dry fiiiods liusiiivss. Ht:
tl£'t'I"-“ ll utttu't=t‘.~‘-tiI'v '0 ei.unirratc article: but
' I
i. . i .. . _, _ , _
\ .\l\ L «plot .ititl fllldllly, in (All, ,,,,d 3”, W,” be sme
in find it UflllSll:tIl_\ low. lint lie nilt not Elks-N1 ,-{-,-
iI,; '- I i-.. _ - . l“‘
-r c in st ll lI.t’ltl ll) pvt (.( nt. le.~s than lii.~ tietcliuor.-i
iaii litt_i-—_li«.i:aii-t: .~i:cli all! as 8l’|Il)n V..."
l;l_~'l I -'1; -"'___ . -
lt Utlfll It tit lltt It,‘f} U] it bu. he to,“ ,,_;_“__,l um‘
it: l~ I ti.i i l( to .\..lI (mulls (II the p,»g_.,-pm ,_,,,,,,,’ “.‘.‘
"“”"l .l' l‘’‘‘'v_"ll‘l ‘'5 lfl"“'P "5 Cllll lit: bought at any
o'|it-r t-st;-lilisliiiiviit in the County 'j‘h.- pubiic “in
please tall and jmlgc for llieiiistilirog,
1., ill. s'i'i-:vt-:.\'s,
;\t the Store rrt-,eutl_r occupied Steveiiso; I.il'I(I' n a
livw dntirs North of the ;VI II. ‘ '
I\'iit'\\':tiit_ April I2, la_‘,'J58.
\
U)
5
Cit.-t ttt.E.s t:sA.tCs
§ FFERS rm’ Ellie. 0" the IU\\'(‘~‘lIL‘l'tl)' ‘II III?‘
.. . . _ , -- > 1 ~
L“l’l'e \l"'5l -‘lll" 'l't‘ UI'itl:t:. Hilttl and Iilollntv
Wino‘,L.:trpuiitci's’ Tools, Win-l.,,,. Gl,“SM&,,_. &c.
-’\|""||= ltI.~ :I~.~Ht'ntt*iil iiiui bt~ foiiiiil '
". ... -i,,,-.' M,‘ i ‘
I.IItlt and IJI,.$tll.I(flltl'S and P«;i'lt.<; Pe.,,_];,,_.k,
ll”l"'l""' ll"‘l :“ll"l' l\l|'V""i I‘-ttrviiiu Knives and
.L I-.-"‘.l|INrI|ll inc!‘ bu“._\, "and ')""‘.|, Bras‘
Itilt l\' ilt-tl (,i)l!ip;t.~.\‘ hatxg; B,.H‘.>.. In,” and 8r~"';.hl_
iiiti l at-ille.-tir:l.'~: Siiulli-rs anil '|'i'-ms‘ Iir'.i<- Au
tiit't=ii.<; Z‘-Ilt)Vt'l.i aiitl ’|‘,,,,g\.. (-1,. H2,” M -
. . , .. ' ' ' L-h - t
I iiii-Ii. I ill, Ulziscl itlltl Ifiiii I1't)LIi;;p|);ld aim] “gi.,s|‘:_ .
l.or:l<.~', Iiiipi'o\'ed and i\‘oi'f0lk I.atclws- Rmfnt
-.i::d .'~qn:ire Bolts. Butts .,r,,|i k‘,,,,|,. ' _I,,,,,,,,',. ‘new,
or all iitiiiibt.-r.~‘: Aitgnrs, (‘.0IlIlX|0I| and co’.,cm,e"-
t‘ ibis of all kinds; Augiir Bins; Bruce and Bitts:
(Jioppiiig Knives; Biitiaunia Table» &,']‘¢~;. spoon,’
li_""‘—* Ktflllt-'-': C0olt'i_ng, Pots. Dish Kettles, Tea
Ixt:lll(:<_. Sauct. ,,.n,__.’ ,,.,,)”,g p,,,,,, U,“ [,.,,m Brig
taiiiiiu 'I‘i-tipots. 'i\’at.-oti’s t\'- t_ire«_.or,l.- (‘X95 Himch.
\ - ‘ ‘ 3
I.ouis.=t, Mutlt:Ii..; l’~ IIl)t k Ilurii, I
f‘otttige I“ii'e.~i_.I.- :' .'.t‘iIil, l’illt~is i-]..g-t;,,,.l_
Eleincntsof ll‘-. ,. zttaiil. l“lI)l'«"l)I't: .'t.’at-iii-iliy,
Lollartls, I.i'.'a:'.t"., t,‘..iinpbr-ll, l’liy.~in«ar,.Q),,j_,;,
Reglttllltl Dalia-n, l’rct-iiutiuii,
CHARLES ISAACS.
Nf)t'\\illl(. May 7, I838. If 6]
l.ev.'turcs on I’oliteii(:ss. lialin ofGili>m!,
l‘i.~‘Sily on l\'lotli-rii iIIl§iOl‘_\‘, 'l‘ale.s ofti 'I‘r:it.-pllet
E-\DY MADE Cl.U'I‘I‘III\iG.—-.Itl$I. riceivcd
at the. Norwalk (3lothiii_-2 Store. at general as-
soitiitciit ofClot|iiiig, suitable for the prcsciit season,
for sale cheap by EDWIN LOCKWOOI).
Norwalk, May 9. I333. tf 6]
Rich Black, Blue Black, Plain and Colored
'E_‘ Silks. ~
HE subscriber hasjiist received a beautiful
assortment of Silks, at prices very much
reduced. Purchasers tlcsirous of obtaiiiitig a
good article. will find it to their advantage to fa
vorliirii with a call.
Also, a superior assortment of rich figured
blue black. and fancy colored silks. of superior
quality, which the stiliscribcr has spared no pains
in selecting at such prices as caniiot fail to suit.
N. B. Lowest prices invariably asked, and
no abatement. i
No. 2 Buirall's Builtliiigs, west side the
Bridge. TALLIVIADGE STEVENS.
Norwalk. May 15. 1838. tl'6:?.
F .i?.§‘INCEI JUJ UBE PA STE.
A superior article. just received and for sale
1. . by N. S. BAILEY dz SON.
N. B. Coiifoctioriary of all kinds on liautl,
and for stile as usual.
lfG"I
Norwalk, May 22. I838.
NEEV ;\RR&.NG§§EIENTo
F or Sawpiu. Ilorsencclc. Stamford, Norwai/c,
Bridgeport, and Net/:—Havcn.
\\-.
.3 ,I~
PAIRFIEED .fii.I.‘3D 1\l'I1VIRO.'D.
Will leave New York. Catherine st., and Mar-
ket st., slips, every Saturday, at 6 o'clock,
A. M. anti 2, r. M. Returning will leave
Bridgeport at 5; o’clock, A. nt.. aiitl1o'clock, P. in.
Norwalk at 7;. “ “ and 3 “ H
Staitifortl at 8; " “ and 4 “ “
Horseiieck at 9 "' “ and 45 H -0
Sawpit at 9; “ “ and 5 H u
Malcitig two boats on that day from the above
places.
Also, will leave New-York every Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday. and Fridav,
at 7, A. M. Retiiruing.'will leave Bridgepnrgiii
'7 o'clock. A. nt.; Norwalk. at9; Stamford, at 10;
Horseneck. at half past 10; atid Savvpit a:,11,
0;‘? Stages will be in readiness to convey pas-
sengers fiom Norwalk to New-Canaan. Ridge-
field. Fairfield. Westport. Southport acDanburv.
every day ; to Litchfield. every 'I‘tiesday.'Pburs-
day, and Saturday; from Bridgeport, dailv, to
New-Haven and Derby; and on Saturdays. at
Stage leaves Bridgeport for Milford.
July 25th, 1838. ,f 73
Sliakspear. Ilerinit in tho (.‘miiiii'_'v,Collcgiaiis,
Oxonians. Cliiistian IIt‘.~'t'ilI'(‘.llf':>‘,
,-\_=modr-its at Lar_;;e, Fiddlers ti)lisci'v;itioz:s,
Foni'Ci'iiigles Log
Hull’s Menioiis, lllaiiners (..lii-oiiicle.
Pit-atesaiit!Robbers, (‘raise of l'otoni.ic,
I<‘alkland,Pil,ot. Ht-len, Ca.-,p.'ir Ilauser,
ongll Yarns l.iuwotit!s,
CI'0t:.I{('I’S Life of Van Burch.
Horse Sho Robiii:-ou, Kciituckiaii in NctvYork
Bariililcsin N.Aiiier'ca-
One in at 'I‘liousantl. Peter Simple. The I)ot:ior,
Norman Leslie, 'I‘ales ofilie \Vootls and Fields.
Kings Own. Ratilin :lie -’.eefer.
lliitlsliipniari Eas_\'. Diary nfa Blasc.
Poor Rich Man, B.i7..Sii:irle yyow. Attila,"
Ertiest Mziltravcrs. The 'I‘u,i:,:_-s at Banisgate,
Samuel Slick, Leila, Paul Clifford,
Alice, The Robber.
JOHN A. Vt’!-ZED.
OGK S.
A SUMMARYofDr.
Gall’s System of Plim-
iiology, traiislatctl front
the French. ‘.
Ernest Maltrt'
‘”"‘ -' ‘ novel by Bulwei.
Attila, zi novel by G. P. R. Jatnr-s.
Ziiizeiidorfiaiid other poems by Mrs. Sigou,--
ncy.
And many other new works ust received by
J. A. VVEED.
Nnrwalk, November 14, 1837. 36 [
flanking Gtiassts
()F all kinds, for‘ sale very cheap, by
LEVI CLARK. ,
AY’S New York Batik Noie List, Coun-
terfeit Detector, and Price Currant, for
sale by J. A. WEE])_
I
f
NEVV B
76,11,
. D0|T)P.Sl.l(‘ -.'d:inner.~ of Ainci'icati.< l
din iiie ever known.
I' .. ' y- -, .
.lJi.intiig :.&ll’!¥‘B.~, siiigle tiiitl rloulih. Hm“, n.0,“.
l"’l"l"“3‘,"‘5 -ll.‘_ “lll"'ll3-‘K 5|"t‘l Squtires, flood
I{IlIU.‘. Il_\‘Pl‘.\'. SIPPI Zllld AIUIIO 'I‘uli;ic¢;q) lsnxpsg
,Iit‘a.~.<,tt'oii and \‘.'(it)tl flasttirs: \l'rou-glit and (Int;
t\'al!.<: Clotlit-s, hair, toutii, shun, Iluusf‘. apt! tvliitie
\v:t.~Il lirttsliias; (il:is.~'tin.t Japan L:ii.ip.:,’_].)ime,.
Ftiriiiitl J.-ii:k l"l.tiie.<, I‘.I=ilcli l'l.'iiit:s. IL-tlllril I’liihe~j
llteatlf. Uviilos and s(|lHll'U\, Uvulu,-5 and 1503,“,
' Art‘. ALL‘. ‘
Al-o, A GENER ti. ASSOII '.lIEt\"I‘ OF GRO.
(ZERIICS. .
t\=..n.v..ii., .ii~.n 7‘, 18.18. or iii’
REFINED SALT I’I1I'I‘I{lj,’0t'
sale by _ M- ~,J__§: ,wE,]g|)_
. treat an LE,
_ OD R Vziliiable Biiiltliitg Lots, 80 feet front",
by 200 leet tlcepi sittiutetl oti the \Vest Sltld .
oftlic luirlmr. near the llousc uftlie .-iilist-rilier.
It‘-ir tetiiis, 6:1‘. apply to N, S, ]},.\]LE 3',
Norwaik. May 22. 1638. ;:‘(,'..t
"i.r\Ii.l’I'}.‘\'l.l'iI'L-‘D.’ PI;-\NI".b' ti Iil|'2I'fl_~;_~0;"|u]p-"ti .
just rcccivt-tl and for sale by
_ l.\'.\l. J. S l'Rl:Il-2'1‘.
Nnrivalk. tit... 27. iszis. , .,-5.1.
31.1) if 3IIEI'l5I‘i, IiUI'i.\'itIr' liv ix
l~.'D"".\' LOCI’ ‘.'O0l).
NOI‘l\'alI(, M.i_i- 9. I838. ii I . ‘B H’ (‘,[
NEW Dtscoviattf.
; 5§?I'i'E Compound 'I'oinato Pills. a new and vnlutts
l-ie |'l'l1'-edy for (IlS€il.-W5 arising (tom impurityr
°_r_llll3 lIl0U¢l._-‘I substitute for mercury in chronic and
bilious afI'ection.~i, Scrofula Dy.~p..,,,,;,,; 5,4, Also a.
. .‘ ‘ _’ ‘ 9
rrttte-.l_‘y for morbid secretions of the stomach and,
lIVt't. nervous disetises and a Blood Purifier. These:
valuable Pills are a (.'0ml)IHaII01‘. nfa newly discover-.l
ed alt.-aliiie substance extracted from the Tomato"
l’l'rtnl. with other vegetable subs-ttiiict-s which have i
' ' 7
beeiifound to modify and diffuse its elli-cts and an
. ' - 1
l’l’-lle‘’e€l 10 lie the bestralterlativc and natliartic =.\I.u'-
'or~ia e b J. A. WEED ‘
Norwalk, Mav 7, 1838. Y “'61
NORWALK CONFEC“ ‘IUNARY.
Vi‘ HE subscribers stili continue _at their old_
stand, No. 5 Bu‘.-raIl’s Buildings, where
\\(lIIltl say to pinitlitisi-rs nho are 3,, “.,,,,,,,j-,,,,y
1
id carry ‘ll.
"l-‘F ll‘”l"““-|">' CIHTV Ctniilm. ‘I r.-ice t Ii-tins Stc-el/
! \nt<l.~. mitt-ncaii and I.:lIl__'l|.~ll (,iii,-...-.-i,~ 0, “H k.,,,,,_,,
Oct. 16. 1837. 32
IIATSI IIATSI EIATSI
Ladies and Jllzsscs Hills.
they have on hand a large assortment of Con-
fectionery, both wholesale and retail, which
they warrant t.o be as good as the best and as’ '
cheap. Cordials, Essence and Stoughton Bit.‘ '
THE subscriber would respectftilly inform the
publicin general. that he has entered verv exten-
sivelyiiito the article of Ladies and Miss-es Tus-
ca_n,'I‘uscan Braids. Split Straw. Mixt Straw.
Leghorn. Leghorn Braids, and Shaker Hats, to
which he would particularly itivite all those who
at-ein want of Hats, to his assortment; they will
find it expressly to their advantage to give him
:1 call. as he will sell them from 50 cents to $32
less than former prices.
TALLMADGE STEVENS.
Norwnlk, April 25. 1838. 60
.1 HEAP GRO(JF.HIl‘IS.—'l‘he subscriber has
just received and offers for sale at his Store a
few rods East of the Bridge, a general assortment of
the first quality ofF‘aniilv Groceries, as cheap as the
cheapest, consisting: of such articles as are usually
kept in a Grocery Store.
EDWIN Locxivooo.
Norwalk,May’9, 1838. ‘ tf 610.
the city article.
est punctualitv.
be good, for sale by
P OTASH—For sale
terc, 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 its
Ordere supplied with the strict.
_ N. S. BAILY_&SON.- '
Norwalk, April 12, 1838. ‘ ' '
SCYTHESJPITCH-FORKS. <scc.—iitto..’.5 '
iiig Scythes. and Pitch—forlts, warranted to
CHAS. ISA .
Norwalk, June 16. 1838. I AC3 67,
by
G. D. JENNINGS: _
SI-EIGH. BELLS.-...-. If
i
30 §;‘RAP_S ,SLEIGH BELLS. rorysaie ‘
WM. J. STREET. » .
ry dcsctiiption. lf_'or_'snle',
J. A. WEED '
YE STUFFS ofeve
cheap for cash, by
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY."
EDGES CELEBRATED RHEUM&s. ‘-
i-liastrd a few iltiys sii.r;i_-, m,,t,-,._., his ,,sN,,.,,m_", at -
Y’
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