_ ous system.
—. ...———.._.........L_..c—..
ON LOW SPIRITS.
OW spirits is a certain statoof the mind accom
L panied by indigestion, wherein the grcates
evils are appreliendad upon the slightest; grouiidst
and the worst consequences imagined. Am-ientmc;
dical writers supposed this disease to be confined to
those particular regions of the abdomen, technically
called liypocoiidria, which are situated on the right
orleft side of that cavity. whence comes the 1181710
hypoooiidrinsis.
SYMPTOMS.
The common corporeal symptoms are, flatulency
in the stomach or b_owcl.=_, nciitl eiuctntions, cosine-
1iess,spasinodic pains. giddiness, dirnness of sight,
palpitations, nnilolten an _utter inability of fixing
the attention upon any subject of importance. or en-
gaging in any thing that deinnnds vigor orcoiirage.
Also ltinguidncss-—the mind becomes irritable,
zhoughtful,desponding, melancholy, and dejected,
accoinpanied with a total dci‘ang€m°3l' °I‘ ”,‘° "°'','
The mental feelings and peculiar train
of ideas that haunt the ‘imagination and overwhelm
the judgmerit. exhibit an infinite (1lVCI'sIl.y:‘ The
wisest and best man are as open to this atllttlwn 85
the weakest.
causes. _
A sedentary life of any kind, especially severe
study protracted to it lute liourin the night. and l'3§9l3'
relieved by social in_tercoi_irse, or exerctfie, 8 Kltissoute
habit. great excess in eating and drin ing,_ti;3 Ittlpe
moderate use of mercury, vtqlefll PINE“ "";‘- bh
suppression of some habitual discharge, (as, I. e _0 .
struciion ofthe menst>.s.)or long continued eruption,
relaxation or debility of one of mo" ""P°"3"‘ °"'
gens within the abdomen, is it frequent Catt“-
rnssrnnsr:
The principal object: of treatment BN3, to reilnove
indigestion, ttratrengtlien the body, 88 190" “'0”
the spirits, which may be promoted by excrctse,te§r~
jy 1,0,“-5, regular meals,ond pleasant conversit I
The bowels (if costive)_being csrefullv f8$"l"l°‘l Y
the occasional use of mild ape_i'ient, Wplknhow 30*
thing‘ better calculated to 0l)ltlII"I. this _en , t an _r.
Wm. Evans’ Aperient PIllS—-ltbln mild and curtain
in their operation. The bowels being once cleansed.
his inostimablo Camomilc Pills, [which are tonic,
aaorlyne, and anti-spasmodic] are an ‘infallible re-
medy. and without dispute have proved a great
blessing to the numerous public.
Some physicians have recommended a free_use of
mercury, but it should not be resorted to; as in ma-
ny cases it will greatly riE.'g|'fl78i¢ ‘I39 9!mPlf"""
The medical olfice of Dr. WM. EVANS is at No.
100 Chathum st., where his Camomile, as well as his
excellent Family Aperient Pills, may be obtained.
Agents are wanted, south and west.
HE FOLLOWING INTERESTING
E3-REAIPNID ASTONISHING FACTS.
The following are amongst upwards of Twenty-
five thousand Cures. performed in one year, by the
use of Dr. W. Evans’ Medicines. Principal Office
Is at 100 Chatham st. N. Y. where the Doctor may
be consulted pcison<illy,_or by letter, [Post Paid]
from any part of the United States, Geo. Persons
requiring medicine and advice must enclose a Bank
Note, or Order.
To James Dickson, 36 Cornhill, Boston, _ _
,- Agent for the sale of Dr. Evans’ Cnrnmomile Pills:
”“ Lowell, Nov. I5, I838.
Dear Sir—-Knovvin,-; by experience that every re-
ference that the afflicted rcceiye ofthe beneficial re-
sults of medicines. I cheerfully offer" mine to the
public, in behalf of Dr. Wm. Evans’ Cuinmomile
Pills. Iliave been afflicted for the last ten years,
with distress in the head, and chest; often of) bad,
as to deprive me of sleep for three or four nights in
succession, but have never found relief by any ofmy
friends’ prescriptions, until my wife saw the advers
tisements in the paper; when she persuaded me to
send for ‘some, which I did, and obtainsrl two boxes
and bottles, which resulted in almost completely_re-
storing me to health, although I have notyet entire-i
Iv finished them. Should you consider this any bene-
fit to yourself, or the public, you have my cheerful
permission to ublish it. Your’s respectfully.
'1} OMAS K. GOODIIUE, Central st-
ir? ASTHMA, THREE YEARS’ STANDING.
Mr. Robert Monroe, Schuylkill, aflllcted with the
above distressiiig malady. Syinptoms—-Great lun-
guor, flatulency. disturbed rest, nervous headache,
umwm-.v tr -lat-0-mm --ri -tr_ir~tnrn r-rnlq
the breast, dizziness, nervous irritability an rest-
lessness, could not lie in a horizontal position without
the sensation of impending siiffocaiion, pslpitation
of the heart, distressing cough. costiveness, pain of
the stornacli, drowsineiis, great debility and deficien-
cy of the nervous energy. Mr H ‘Monroe gave up
every tiiought of recovery, and dire despair sat on
the countenance of every person interested in his
existence or happiness, rill by accident he noticed in
a public paper some cures effected by Dr WM.
EVANS’ MEDICINE in his complaiiit,vviiich ins
duced him to purchase a package ofthe Pills, which
resulted in completely removing every symptom of
his disease. He wishes to say his motive for this do-
claration is, iliat those tlflllcteti with the same or any
symptoms similar to those from which he is happily
restored, may likewise receive the same inestimahle
benefit.
LIVER COMPLAlN'I‘ TEN YEARS’ STAND~.
ING. Mrs. HANNAH BRCWNE, wife of Joseph
Browne, North Sixth at. near Second st.'Williams-
burgh, 'aiIlicl.od for the last ten years with the Liver
Complaint,completely restored to health through
chetreatmentof Dr WM. EVANS.
Syinptoms—Habitualconstipation of the bowels,
total loss of appetite, exciutitiiing pain of the epi-
gastrio region, great depression of spirits, languor
and other symptoms of extreme ilobility, distiiroed
sleep, inordinate flow oi‘ the menses, pain in the
rightside,coulrl not lie on her left side without an
aggravation of the pain, urine high colored, with
other symptoms indicating great derangement 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.
Wm. Evans’ invnluablepreparation. which efibctiis
ally relieved her of the above distressing symptoriis,
with others, which it is not essential to ‘intimate.
JOSEPH BROWNE.
it and Count of New York, so. ’
Cjbiteph BFOWTIO, of Williiimsburgh, I..ong Island.
using duly sworn, ilirl depoae and say. that "the facts
as set forth in the within statement, to which he has
absorbed his name, arejnst and true.
JOSEPH BROWNS,
Husband of the said Hannah Browne.
Sworn before me, this 4th day of January, 1837.
PETER PINKING, Coin. of Deeds.
REMARKABLE CASE OF ACUTE RlIEU~
IIIATISM, with an Affection of the Lungs, cured
under the treatment of Dr. \VM. EVANS, I00
Chatham street, New York. Mr Bot‘-juinin S. Jar.-
vis, 13 Centre st. Newark. N. J.. stflicted forfour
years with severe pains in all liisjoiiits, which were
always increased on the slightest motion,tlie tongue
preserved in steady whiteness; loss of appetite. uiz
ziness in his head. the bowels commonly very cos-
tive, the urine high colored, and often profuse
sweating, unattended by relief. The above 8Vn‘lp\
toms were also attended with considerable dilliculty
of brcatliing, with 9. sense of tightness across the
chest, likewise "a great want of due energy in the
nervous system.
"The above symptoms were entirely remove, and a
perfect euro effected by Dr. Wm. Evans.
‘ BENJ. 5. JARVIS.
City of Ne w York, II.
Benj. S. Jarvis being duly sworn,doth dspose and
oy, that the facts stated in the above certificate
Izbsorlbsd by bim,are in all respects true.
Sworn before me, this 25th November, 1836.
‘WILLIAM SAUL, Notary 1’-ihlic,
£96 Nassau It.
]{,p,fiDClpOl Ofiices for the sale of Dr. WM
Yorlf,'.'r't‘ Comomilo and Aperient Pills, New
Pbiladeliaaibein street.
Boston, 36, (36). North Eighth Street.
This valuable nieaiiérreei.
{allowing Agents. to be had of the
' '. B. Gilmau. Druggist, No. :a...
. Hartford; I-luglies& Hall, Middletown;‘.it3n-gi,
.-'.t.....~—.-an...
..s ......o.-— _. .-.~c-an ‘.2-
GENERAL DEPOT,
AND
FURNISHING VVAREHOUSE.
7 HE Subscriber is constniitlv adding to his a
ready extensive stock, every new improve
meat in articles ofliitclien l'ui'niture by which his
customers may derive cvery possiblmidvaiitagc from
Ul6dI|'IVCl1I.lVC and eiitcrprizing spirit of the times,
an secure to themselves and their families everv
coiiibiiiuiion of I
ECONOMY AND CO.‘/IFOIJI‘.
The following new ai-ticlcs=.lesci'vo :iiicniion:-—-
I’l<2RFEC'I‘ l’Rl«1l\llUM S'I‘OVl'} for the Kitclicii
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly IIII’
ished aparatus for cooking, boilers, kettles pans.
griddlcs &c,;consumes less fur-.l. gives out more
heat, than any otlicrarticlc of the kind licretofore
prosentcdto the public. It is besides, coiiiractin
its form and lIIg'IIl_y0l‘lIillnClItui. The subscriberis
now lilting upsoine very handsome piittoriis, which
his eusto.ncrs are invited to call and examine.
TIIE CYLINDER. GRATE STOVE, is a neat,
.51.‘? 3‘ Lynilé‘ °ié.".".‘.’.'2‘...'1°i.'...“.‘§Ii‘i-'§..i°." t?..‘.‘.’.'."“"’... ‘.'."."’.i.’
this place: and for clieapncss, donvenieiiicc [and
warmth are rokoiicd the bestyet introduced.
‘ TO I‘AlI.ORS.
LI‘.WIS’S Patent CoalStovo’s,forlicatingt:iilor’s
Irons, anexcellentaiticle, which may also with a
trifling expense, be adapted to culinary purposes
'I‘HE ROTARY COOK S'l'OVE, so well adapted
to the wants oflarge families, with its latest im-
provements. for burning wood or coal, are still in
constantdem-and and in high repute.
GRATES. of every pat-
tern plain and ornamental,
brass,Russia slicer iron,soap
stone, Src. at the lowest
rates. and set in the most
fashionable
_ dioiis style.
BOX.circiilnr, and otlierstovr-s,ofcvcrydcscip
tion- Also,evei'y kind of tin andslicet iron work
doneto order. Brittannia metaltea and colfec pots,
spoons, knivosttnd forks, and a variety oflable and
kitclier.fui'nitnre. Anilironssliovelsandtongs,&c.‘
STILES CUI{'I‘IS,Wcslsidctlie Bridge.
Norwrilk, November 1, I837. 34
9:1” CHEAP GROCERIES. 4:3
THE subscriber hasjust received and offers
for sale, Rock Salt, Sack Salt. Canal Flour
common and fancy brands, St. Croix, Porto
Rico, Hsvanna, crushed and loaf Sugar, Syrup
Molasses, best Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and
Souchong TEA, Potnsli, Tamarind at, Park,
Hams, Codfish, Mackerel, Ground Coffee, Java
Coffee and other kinds, Brooms, Raisins from
1.9. to 6d. it pound, Currants, Primes, Citron,
Rice, Sou , mould and dipped Candles, Pilot
Bread, So a and Milk Biscuit, Madeira and Bro.-
zil Nuts, Almonds, Oranges, Butter and Cheese,
small plug Tobacco, Snuff, Saluaratus Starch,
Indigo, and almost every article usually kept in
a Grocery Store, all of which he ‘will sell cheap
for cash or ready pay.
JOSEPH S. MEEKER.
Norwalk, Oct. 2. 1837.
O])FIS[-I.—100 Quintals Codfish, for
sale by the subscribers at the New-York
prices. HUBBELL <5; CO.
Norwalk, February 5, 1838. 48
HITE-WASHING LIMIl——For sale by
G. D. JENNINGS.
To ALL WHOM rr hlAY :
7-E.‘ HE subscriber requests all those who have
unsettled accounts with him for ’I‘ailoi-tug
to call and settle the same without delay.
flf?‘ Pantsloons and Vests made, and cutting
done, as heretofore, at short notice.
N. S. BAILEY.
tf 59
Nortvalk, April 23.
PLOUGHS.
E. VVAR[NG’S celebrated Ploiighs and
. Castings. Also, Cast Iron Cart Hubs, for
sale til the Factory prices, by
_ CHARLES ISAACS.
Norivalk. May 7. 1838.
If 61
EADY MADE CI.O'I‘IIING.——Just received
at the Norwalk Clothing Store, a general as-.
soitincnt of Clothing, suitable for the present season,
for sale cheap by EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk. Mav 9. I838. tf GI
IIEESS P~Ol73Ko
Fl-WV barrels of first quality Mess Pork, fof
sale by IIUBBELL 81. CO,-
May 9. 1837. 9
HARDWIA RE.
HE subscriber hiisjust rsceivcd a large addi-
tional supply of Hardware, Cutlery, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Nails, Sic. WIll(‘l’l in addition to his former
stock, makes his assortment the largst ever 0HBI\
ed in Noiwalk:
100 dozen knives and forks from 2:. up, carving
do. chopping, shoe,jack, pocket, and pen knives;
butchers, and table steel; razors, scissors and sliears.
sheep shears; broad, vvood.and lioysiixcs; do hatch-
ets; Britannia table and tea spoons; iron, copper,
zinc, and sheet iron tea kettles; Britannia and block
tin'tea pots; brass, jappan, and iron cnndlcsticks;
brass and Jappanlamps; brass stair rods; do. eyes;
batters, tailors. Italian toy and sad irons: coffee mill
patent do; circular gridirons; frying puns, new style;
long and short handle, do; steel and brass snuffers
do. with trays; London and knitting pins; silver, lead
and slate pencils; snuff boxes; steel tobacco boxes;
lunar and steel pens; British ink; do powtlcr, powder
horns and flasks; shot bags; neck and back combs;
‘calfskin and morocco pocket books; boxes pel'Itll'lIC-
ry, horse and riding whips, do. laslies, spurs, Gosn
ling’s and Peet’s blacking, slates, brass and glass
commode knobs, brass and glass cuitain‘ pins, brass
and iron table czistors, do. stand, do. esciitclieon, till
locks, bed screws. picture and curtain rings, brass
nobs, brass and iron buttons, do. on plates. trunk
and chest handles, closet and hat pins, catpentei"s
pat door door locks, knob brass morticc,closcl, chest,
trunk, till, pail and dri wer locks. knobs and Norfolk
latches, square, round and neck bolls. brass do, brass
and Jappan door knockers, riisps, tiles of all kinds,
dinner and tea bells, iron shovels and spades, ditch-
ing shovels, iron and brass shovels and tongs. bel-
lows, window, crumb, clothes, shoe, horse, wliitc-
wasli,sci'iibbing,pitint, shaving, tooth, and pencil
brushes, cooking pots from 2 to I6 gallons, dish and
wash kettles, spiders, English. Rust-zian, Swedish,
and American Iron; AiInt’I'lCilI‘t, German, Englisli
blister, springs, and Cast Steel, old sable nail and
spikeuerds, plane irons, out do., razor straps do.,
boxes and soap, coal sifters, sash weights, griiidles,
Hindosan and Turkey oil stones, ship scrapers,
double and single barrel guns,liiiseeil, lamp and lisli
oil,wliite and read lead, chronic, spruce, and [7 rciicli
yellow, English, Venetian and Spanish reil VCI‘llIIl\
liou, Psiissien blue, cliromc green, dry and ground
verdigris, lamp and ivory black, wliitiiig,uinber
stone, ochre, lelherage, gold leaf, gold and silver
bronze, boiled oil. spirits ii.irpeutin<>., bright and co-
pal varni.ih,jappau, Szc. WM. J. S'I‘REE’l‘.
Norwalk, Aug. 20, 1838. if 75
OTASH—For sale by A‘
G. D. JENNINGS,
SCYTHES, PITCIVI-"FORKS, &'.n.—-'VIow-
ing Scythes, and Pitch-forks, warranted to
‘V1360. N0t'Willl<', David Mitchell, Church st.‘
New Haven; Win. S. \Voorl,Stzimford; J. W.
Taylor, \VeStpO‘.‘l; N. S. Worden, Bridgeport,
lraN Yale, Meridep; Josiah Edwards, Berlin
May 4th, 18383 39,25
be good, for sale by CHAS, ISAACS.
June 16, 1838. if 6
Alt.PE;\"l‘ERS' r....—.+———-
.I‘1SU‘v-ccivcd and for sale by ' ""‘ “55°""“‘*'1t
WM. J. STREET.
U65
N°rWal.1<».M=-y ‘:7, 1838.
and comma.’
.5.’
. ‘ I
IRON AND STEEL. _
OR SALE, at the store opposite Hoyt’:l8“dm8
Sweeds Cart and VV-aggon tirc,
F
English do do do do
Square and flat swccdsiron—allsizes,
do do American do do d°
do do Eiiglisii do (I0 do
Round American and Eiiglislido do do
Nay-lor S; Co.’s celcbratedcaststccl, A
Sauiiderson, Brothers&i. Cc.’s do do ‘do
Band, nutt, and hoop iron,
Spike and iiiiilrutls, Etc. 8'0.
W. J. S'l'REE'I‘.
Norwalk. Jan 4
HAIR CUTTING AND
§IiAVING.
’ GEO. W. JENNINGS
ESPF.C'I'FULLY informs his frieiids anil the
public, that he continues his business of Shav-
ing, Iliiir Dressing and Cuttiiiig, in the most approv-
ed and fzisliiomiblc style, at his old stand, west ofthe
Bridge. He is always in atteiiiliincc, and happy to
receive custoiiiers. His rooinsare plcasiiilt anti coin-
fortablc, and his apparatusiii the very best order.
He keeps constantly for sale it variety‘ of articles
in liisline, such as Razors, razor straps, shaving
soap, shaving briislics, hair do, dressing combs,
pocketdo,indelibleiiik, Cologne water, macassar
oil,bc2ir’s oil, antique oil, conversation card.-2, ul-
miiiiacs, pocketbooks, prints songs, Sic. Sic.
Norwalk, May 23, 1837.
CASTINGS.
, UR.NACE‘(IOOI‘S and grates, Iire dogs and
plough points, cart and wagon boxes, for sale
by WM. J. S'I'Rl".E'l‘.
’ “IF'I‘Y pairs French Morocco Slips, for sale
by the subscriber. Price $1.
GEORGE JAMES.
Wilton, August I, 1837.
JOB PIIINTENG,
on ALL KINDS.
Nl-IATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
I EEVES 61. SON’S superior writing fluid
just received direct. from the Im orter, and
for sale by J. A. EED.
DR. HULL’S IMPROVED ’I'It’U,SSAT
‘ REDUCED PRICES.
I-IE 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 sti
periority over all others Trussres is no longer
doubted. For sale by J. A. WEED.
Oct. 10, 1837. 31
NEW ESTABLISHDIENT.
_ Family Glroccrg/.
TIIE subscriber is now opening £llNO. 6
Burrall’s Buildings, a select assortment of
Groceries. and all articles usually inquired for
at a Family Provision Store. Coffee, Teas,
Sugars, Spices, Molasses, Fish, Pork, &c. &i:.
ofthe best quality, and atthe lowest cash prices,
may always be found at his store. Give him a
call before you purchase elswhere.
GOULD D. JENNINGS.
tf55
Norwalk, March 27, 1838.
FOR SALE.
FARM consisting ofsixty acres of first rate
land, lying in the Town of Ridgefield, di-
rectly south of D. & D. Banks’ maniifaczuring
esiablishrnent. Said Farm is sitiiatetl upon the
Sugar Hollow Turnpike, 111 miles from Nor-
walk, is well fenced, and irrigated ty a never
failing stream of water. For further particulars,
inquiries may be made of David Banks near the
premises, or of the subscriber.
WILLIAM MAYBURY.
Norwalk, March 27. S38. tl'55
..———--—--‘—""""’ “—""'——“—‘:W‘"“
IVOOD ASHES IVANTEI).
,, IGHTEEN PENCE a busliel.w;ll be
' ,,,,;,i p,,, ,,.,,,,a ashes I1 IIIO subscriber.
‘ MARTIN KALBFLEISCI-].
Norwalk, March 27, 838. if-55
Bushels of Maple Coal for sale by
EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwsilk,§April 2. 1838.
Ccovtsii AND 'I‘IMO'l‘HY SEl'1D.‘f<{rSi{le by
JOSEPH S MI~.l<.Kl'.R
7 VHE ELEMEl\"fS OF- MORAL SCIENCE
E, by Francis VVayland, D. D., President 0.
Brown University, and Pi'ofes_sor o
phy, for sale by J-
oi zil ,Philoso-
A. WEED.
PATEN T BEE HIVE.
VI‘ IIE public are respectfully invited to call at
- the subscriber’s Store, No. 5, Burrall's
Buildings, and examine Judd’s Patent Bee Ilive,
which is all that it is recoriimended to be, and
re uircs 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 general use by all those who are in the habit
of raising bees. The subscribeizjs now ready to
«rant individual rights on liberal terms. Please
3.11 and examine it. NOAH s. BAILEY.
Norwalk, April 20. tf 59
R. BRANDRETH’S UNIVERSAL
VEGETABLE PILLS, for sale by
EDWIN LOCKV/OOD. H
Norwalk, April 10, 1838. 3151
MIR. @©lNll:.D”S SPEECH,
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
ILL’S LIME—for sale by
CHARLES THOMAS.
Norwalk, June 12, 1838. tfG0
V VURNIP SEED—afiist rate article, ofthis
' ' u itl frsaleby
[70‘f_]yearsgrovs i, o J. A. WEED.
ERRIMACK AND DOVER PRINTS.
- 10.000 yds. Merrimack and Dover Print
just received, and for sale at 125 cis. per yard.
at the cheap cash store, No. 2 Burrall s build
ings. west side the Bridge.
r 72]
T. STEVENS.
ROOIIIS TO LET.
NE or two rooms over the subscriber’s store,
well calculated for oflices, or some mecha
nical business, can be obtained on reasonable
terms. Apply to XVM. J. S’I‘REF.’l‘.
INE AND OAK WO()D—For sale by the
subscriber at the Old Well Landing.
THOMAS L. PECK.
Norwalk, (Old Well.) July 8, 1838. [r70
B YE STUFFS of every description. for sale
cheap for cash, by J. A. VVEED
NORWALK CONFECTIUNAIRY .
HE subscribers still continue at their old
stand, No. 5 Burrsll’s Buildings, where
they have on hand a large assortment of Con-
fectionery, both wholesale and retail, which
they warrant to be as good as the best and as
cheap. Cordials, Essence and Stoughton Bit-
tere, always on hand; Syrups through the sea-
50.3;
N. B. Country Merchants supplied at their
doors at as low a. rate and as good 8. quality as
the city article. Orders supplied with the strict-
est punctuality. _ N. S. BAILY&SON.
Norwallg, April 19, 1838.
FOR. SALE, '
OUR Valuable _Buil.d_iii,q Lots, 80 feet front,
_ by 200 feet deep, situated on the \Vest side
l.*1:‘j(-);~-;elrigfsli'o;',,.nc:‘ar l1IIe“I)‘I0US(fNUI%lIiIt.;§l)lI:S]EI§I)eI'.
N°'Wa“== May°3:31s3s. W I ..:'e.
5 vorable terms, public huildings.cliui‘-clies,dwellings,
21tf
assortnicnt of Conlectionary,f'or sale by
'green,°bottle green. iiiixt and drab Broadciotlis;
ztsartforrt iiiisiirmtre Qlomiiatty, ~
IIARTFORD, CONNECTICUT-
BENJAMIN ISAACS. AGENT.
Incorporated in I810, with a Capital of $150.00‘).
and power to increase the same to $250,000-
!‘ IIIS long established Institution has for_ more
than a quarter of :1 century transacted its_ ex
tensive business on the most just and liberal prlncl
pies, paying itc losses with honorable P"°mPme3Si
nd the present Board of Directors pledge _tllem38lV8-S
it this p:.ii'ticnlar fully to maintain the high rcputa
tion of the Company. It insures upon the most fa
stores, mere-l.:int|ise, furniture, and personal proper
ty ;:ciicriill_v.ag:iiiist loss or damngeby fire-
‘ Board of Dircctors.—Elipli:ilct Torry, S. II. Hunt
ington, ll. Huntingi.on,.Ir. Albeit Day. Samuel Wll
liiiiiis, Etlwiii D. Morgan, Job Allyii,George Put
iiaiii, Jiiiiius S. Morgan. _
I-:l.IPtlALE'I‘ TERRY, President.
JAMES G. BOLLES, Secretary.
.N(I|'WilII\', Aiig._l0, I836. 6m°39
UEN‘S UNIVERSAL STRENGTHEN-
_J ING PLASTER; Belcbrated for curing
pains in the breast, side, back, or limbs. Also
for gout, rheumatism undlivcr complaints, for
sale by J. A. VVEEI).
INSURANCE
BY A NEVV-YORK OFFICE.
GEORGE ST. JOHN AGENT. CAPI-
TAL $300,000.
RATES of Premium very reasonable—losses
promptly and liberally adjusted and paid.
For a small yearly sum, save yourselves from
being suddenly, by the ravages of flre, reduced
to penury and want, from circumstances ofease
and affluence. GEORGE ST. JOHN,
Agent of the Howard Insurance Company, 54
VVall street, New-York.
N orwalk, August 7, 1837. 22tf
dtliatthrs anti Ejttnrtry.
FINE assortment for sale at prices corres-
ponding with the pressure of the times, by
LEVI CLARK. 0
2
Norwalk, July 27, 1837.
GUARD AGAINST FIRE.
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
' ILLIAM J. S I‘B.I£ET, of Norwalk, agent of
the Protection Iusumnce Comp_any,in Hart
f0t‘(I,C0l'Iflt’Cll(’llI, offers to Insure Houses. Stores,
Mills, Factories, Barns, and the contents of each‘,
together with every otht-rsiinilar species ofproper
ty, Against Loss or Damage by Fire. The rates of
premium oifered, are as low astliose of any other
similarlristitution, and every man has now an op-
portunity, fora trifling sum, to protect himself
against this destructive element, which often in a
single hour, sweep-sway the earnings of many
years.
The course the other: pursue in transacting their
business and in the ndjiistingand payments of losses,
ii prompt and liberal. For terms ofinsiirnnce, appli-
cation may be madeto the above named Agent, tVIIO
sautliorizcdtoissue policies to applicants without
elay.
Norwalk. Jan 4.1837. 8
FRENCH JUJUBE PASTE.
superior article, just received and for sale
1. by N. S. BAILEY & SON.
N. B. Coiifectionary of all kinds on hand,
and for sale as usual.
Norwalk, May 22, 1838. tf6II
Nmv ARRANGTEMENT.
PAIRPIELD AND NI1WRODr
Will lenvo New York. Catherine st., and Mar-
ket st., slips, every Saturday, at 6 0.010%’.
A. in. and 2, r. M. Iteturuing will leave
Bridgeport at 5; o’clock, A. st., and 1 o’clock, in M.
Norwzilk at 75!, “ “ and it "
Stamford at 8; “ “ and 4 ‘9 “
Horseneck at 9 “ 9‘ and 41¢ ‘I "
Sawpit at 9; ‘9 5‘ and “ “
Making two boats on that day from the above
places.
Also, willleave New-York every Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday,
at 7, A. M. Returning. will leave Bridgeport, at
7 o’clock, A. .\r.; Norwalk, atf); Stamford, at 10;
Horscneclt, at half past 10; and Saxvpit at 11.
0:’? Stages will be in readiness to convey pas-
sengers fiom Norwalk to New-Canaan, Ridge-
tield. Fairfield, \Vestport. Southport.sc.'Danbury.
every day ; to Litclifield, every Tiiesday.Thurs-
day, and Saturday; from Bridgeport, daily, to
New-Haven and Derby; and on Saturdays, at
Stage leaves Bridgeport for Milford.
July 25th. 1838.
TOYS! TOYS!
_, RENCH, German, and English Toys, with
a great variety of other fancy articles, and
a general assortment of Fruit and nuts, such as
Almonds, Madeira Nuts, Peanuts, Filborts, Cit-
ron, Mace, Currants, Figs, Prunes, Cloves, Or-
anges and Lemons, Soda Biscuit, and a genera
tf 73
O
GEORGE VV. JENNINGS,
West side the Bridge.
IROCHK SALT.
BUSI-IELS Rock Salt, a very fine ar-
Q9
IIUBBELL & CO.
NEW AND CHEAP FALL DRY GOODS,
HE subscriber hasjiist received one of the
largest, best sélecled, and greatest variety
of Fall Dry Goods ever oflered in Norwalk.
Having taken great pains to buy cheap, and
quality loss than they have ever been offered,
he can safely say that no store in the county
following are among the many new goods re-
ceived; '
N orwalk. May 23, 1837. lltf
ticle for grinding, for sale by
At the Cheap Cash Stare.
being ‘determined to sell goods of the same
can olfer greater inducements than his. The
Blue, black, olive, brown, claret. invisible
-'10 pieces fancy colored Cassimeres and Sati-
uetis; 20 pieces Beaverteeris and Bangup
cords; 50 pieces black and colored Silks of al-
most every style, color and quality; 20,000
yds. Calicoes from 8 cents upwards, embracing
decidedly the best assortment in Fairfield
county; French, German. and English Meri-
iioes of different styles and qualities; 60 Meri-
no and Tliibet wool shawls of different sizes,
colors and qualities; vestings a large assortment;
10 pieces black and blue black French Bomba-
zines; wliite, red, yellow and green Flannels,
green Baze; 20 pieces common and superior
Bedtick; 100 pairs gentlemen and ladies Gloves;
gauze and buraze Veils; Jackinets. Cambrics,
Musliiis; figured and plain Lace Edgiugs. lu-
seriings, &c.; 300 pieces bleached and un-
bleached Miisliiis; 50 doz. worsted and cotton
Hose; Borlaps, Russia Diaper, and Sheeting;
Cotton Yarn, \Vick, Warp, and Baits, Rag Car-
peiing; Traveling Baskets, Band Boxes, and
every other article usually kept in a Dry Goods
Store.
N. B. Lowest prices invariably asked and
no abzitcmem. No. 2, Burrall’s Buildings.
T. STE VENS.
Norwalk, September 1, I838. tf77
"'EW sUi>1‘LY.—A new supply of Hity
Farnhamfis Patent Rotary Washing and
Bleaching Machine.
H E subscriber wil I receive orders for Farnliam’s
Patent Washing Machine, and furnish them
on short notice. He has one at his dwelling house
which can be seen in operation every wasliiiig day.
It was left there three or four inonths,and has given
good satisfaction.
The Ladiesiri particular, are requested to call and
examine for themselves. Messrs. Olmsted 8; Co.
have secured the Patent Right for this county.
WM.J. S'I'ltEE'I‘. 0
I
Id
Norwalk, May 29, 1837.
~ T. B. BUTLER
ATTORNEY AT LAVV,
FFICE west side ofthe Bridge, over the Hat
Store of Hcni'y B. Chaise.
Noi'wn]l{, Feb 15. I837 tn-
CIRCULATID G Ll BRA RY.
' ‘HE Subscriber would inform .s old patrons
and the public gcni~r:illy,tliat lie is constantly
ii akin iidilitioiiisto his li'or:i~'y of the inosi 0 ul: r
"itciiiii works—tlie following is ii partial listli P
The Heiress, Sayings and Doings, Guy ltivers,
Refugee, Tales 8:. Sketches, Village of.\Iiieudorpt,
Landcrs Cyclopedia ‘-‘lewton Forster,
Peveril ofthe Pcak, Fouryeers ill. a Ital.
The Iiisiirgciits, Champions of Freedom,
Piicliu ofmany Tflldi. Th??? Yfiilrsin AiiIcri(a_.
France in 1829 «Sr 30. Lifeof a Sailor,
Siliman’s'fravels,The Alhambra.
Whigs of Scdllaiiil, Tales ofthe Manor.
H.-ijji Balm, Jacob Fpitlilf/pl,’ .\.'iseriesof Marriage,
De Vere. Ci iiise oft ie It ge,
Lcgenilary. Mystery, England &.the Eiiglijh,
Two Old Meii’s Tales, Men 3' .l‘IilIi|leI'S,
High Ways do By Ways, Dummies Legacy,
The Abbess, Jacqueline ofHol.and,
Qnantin Durward, U. 5. Criininiil Calendar;
Life of Mrs Siddoiis,Tibbl-cton s Travms,
New Tales by Mrs. Opiva Ame.-icon Laildbrd.
Rhoda, Honor 0’ Hara, Right Nimes,
Duke Christian, The Spy: The Prrite
Earthquake’ Bracobridge Hall,
English Life, Melinoth, Red Gauntlcr,
Josephus, Eugene Arain,
Dcvdimus Duckwortli, Mundcville,
Tales of the Priory, Cottage Boy.’
Pastors Fireside, Perils of Woman,
Pen Owen, Prairie, Tales ofmy Landlord,
Country Neighbors, Last Days of Pompeii,
Festivals and Facts, Missiona.iy,
Pleasures ofLife, Matthew Wald,
Memoir‘.-‘ of Buck, l\'ewton’s Messiah.
Travels through Spain. Mis.Morrell’s Vovage,
VVestward Ho, Sketches of Society, '
Sk-etcli Book, Mason's Compend,
Wa]sli’s Jc»iirnc_/, Kiiickeibocker,
Service Afloat, The Guards,
'I‘ales of the West, Anua ofGciersteno.
Manners 81. Customs, Fortunes ofNigel,
Moreland Vale, Diinallare. The Bone,
Blue Stocking Hall, Arabian Nights,
Rod Rover, Valley ofsheiiandozih,
Woodstock, 'I‘he Barony, Enoch Crosby.’
Maxwell, Adventures of a Kuzzilbasn,
The Provost,Tlie Exclusive, Cyril Thornton,
Peep at the Pilgrims, Adventures ofa King's Pane
Great Britain in 1833F, ritze George, D
The Caibonaio. The Separation,
I'iInoy Hall, Invisible Gentleman,
E|lior’s Di bales, Life of Napoleon,
Roman Literature, Life of Pinckney,
Letters from the Egcan, Life of J. Tailor,
Chronicle ofGotliam, Dwiglit’s Travels,
Dan-b_y’s Tour, SflItlI'(I&l_V Magazine,
History ofEurope, 'I‘uckney’s Narratii e,
Lord Byron, Wild Irish Girl, Porters Journal
History oi Northinen, Placide,
Postliumous Papers, Contrast, The Rivals;
Hope Leslie, Coming Out, The Bravo,
Clarence, Wclsli Mountains. King of the Peak.
I-lciden:iiauci', Lineol Lincoln, Fair Maid oi Peril.
'l‘lic Disowned, High Life, Flirtntion,
Elizzibetli do Bruce, Pclhani. Dcvercnu,
Antiquity , Glaston de Blonileville. Retrpiit,
Wcpt of \Visliton,Wish, Water Witch,
History ofthe Bible. Polar Seas apd Regions,
l{o|lin’s Ancient Bistory, Eriglisli Baron,
Pleasures of Hope, Tliailile‘,;s of Warsaw,
Bailtyloii the Great, Tales ofthe Heart,
Couingsinar, Abbott, Discovery of America,
Life of George 4th, History oI'British India,
Oralions ofDcmost_lii_=.nes, Kenilwortli,
The Rambler, Decision, Fall of.lerus:ileiii,
Paris Chit Chat,Children oftbe Abbey,
Doinesiicfiecrcatidogi Fablesi'Sp“nlSIl Daiigliier,
Lacoii, Essays an (ICIICS, Ia ttiuess,
Wliite’s Remains, Willison’s IVt‘[),I‘I($, Va
Ship Wreck, Peregrine Pickle, Gil Blass
Tziles ofthe Crusaders, Caleb Williams,
Launcelot Greaves. Henry Milner,
Sir Cliarles Grandison, Early Lessons,
Guy Manet-iug, '1‘. Moot-e’s Works,
Almoraii & Hamel, George Desmond,
Abbey of Wcyhill, Birds ofScotl2ind, _
Seckei's1I&et(:Jtt;t'eSs ficclasek Illligllts and Shadows,
Louisa, a c in: zmnoc urn,
Cottage I-‘ii‘csidc. iiclia, Pillcts England.
Eleinentsof W-1., Liitail, Florence lllaciirtliy,
Lolltirds, Liout-'., Campbell, Pliysiognomist,
Reginald Dalton, Prcctiution,
Lectures on Politeness, Balm ofGileail,
Essay on Modern History, Tales ofa ’I‘i-avellei
Sliakspear. H8_I‘triit in the Coiiutry,CoIlegians,
Oxonians, Christian Rescarclie;-',
Asmodcus at Large, Fiddlers Observations.
Four CringlesLog. DomesticlvlaniiersofAtiioricans
I-Iull’s Memoirs, Mariners Chronicle,
Pirates and Robbers, Cruise of Potomac,
Falltland.Pll.0'- Helen, Caspar Hauser,
tough Yarns Linwoods,
Croeket’s Life of Van Buren.
Roi-splslio Ipgolxiisoii, Kcntuckian in NewYork
am » esin . mer'ca-
One in a Thousand, Peter Simple, The Doctor,
Norman Leslie, Tales ofthe \Voods and Fields,
Kings Own, Rattliu the Reefer,
Midshipman Easy, Diary ofa Blase,
Poor Rich Man, oz,Snarlc yyow. Attila,
Ernest Maltravers. The ’I‘uggs at Ramsgate,
Samuel Slick, Leila, Paul Clifford,
Alice, The Robber.
ll c Navy
JOHN A. WEED.
NEW BOOKS.
A SUMMARY ofDr.
Gall’s System of Phre-
nology, translated from
the French.
_ Ernest Maltrr
-—-—--‘—--* novel by Bulweii
Att'la, a novel by G. P. James.
Zinzendorf, and other poems by Mrs. Sigour-
ney.
And many other new works ust received by
J. A. WEED.
N orwalk, November 14, 1837. 36
floottmg Glasses
OF all kinds, for sale very cheap, by
LEVI CLARK.
AY’S New York Bank Note List, Coup-
terfeit Detector, and Price Currant, for
sale by J. A. WEED,
Oct. 16, 1837. . 32
INDOW GLASS. HARDWARE. &c
5 by 8, 7 by 9, 9 by 12, 9 by 13. 10'by
I2, 10 by 14, and 12 by 16 VVindow Glass, by
the box. Also, Hard-ware, Holllow-ware, Car-
penter’s Tools, Wrought and Cut Nails by the
cask or less quantity, G E Wariog’s celebrated
Ploughs and Castings of all sizes, constantly on
hand and for sale at the Factory prices; cast
II'GI'.I Curt Hubs, castiron Ox Scrapers, &c. &c.
for sale at the lowest prices.
‘ CHARLES ISAACS.
Norwallt. June 16, 1838.‘ if 67
\HEAI’ GROCEHIl'.‘S.—'l'he subscriber has
just received and offers for sale at his Store a
few rods East pf the Bridge, a general assortment of
ilie first quality ofFamily Groceries, as cheap as the
cheapest, consisting of such articles as are usually
kept in a Grocery Store.
EDVVIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, May 9, 1838. u‘ 6]
PARASOLS.
rs, s.
-
IMPORTFANT DISCOVERY.
H EDGES CELEBRATED RHEUMA.
~ TN? PLASTER. This plaster is equal.
ly efljcacious whether the disease be located in
the hip, shoulder or elsewhere in the system '
and in most cases one box is sufficient to etfec;
a cure. The cures which it has effected and dig
recomendations given show that itvexcels an
article ever before offered to the public. Thi);
plaster is to be applied in all cases to the sole;
of ilie feet. F or directions and recommendations
see bills accompanying each box which will
satisfy the most incredulous. For sale [13
_ J . A. WEED.
Price 25 cents per box. _ ' t
Norwalk. Sept. 4, 1837.
HARD AND HOLLOW WARE,
IRON, STEEL, AND CAS'IlNGS.
LINSEED. sPi3ri.\iAcr~:'i‘t, AND FITH on,
wiirrr: LEAD, our AND IN on. '
‘VENI.-)'l‘IAN AND ENGLISH RED, ’
r.iu.Ncii AND SPANISH YELLOW
s0AP_ SIONE. PREPARED FOR osr"
VERDIGRIS. CHROME GREEN &YELLOW
STONE YELLOW, SPANISH WHITING Amz’
LAMP BLACK, '
Togetlier with nearly all articles in the line or
Painting or Glazing. includino a [3,-ge ,,sso,.,men
of Window Sashes, from 6 by 8°“, 1] by ]5_ Amon
the. shell goods may be found nearly every aI’IIt'I!(
reqiiirctl in finishing abuilding, and most art;-rt.-x
in my Iiiie,) to furnish it when completed. 1
WM J. S't'iii:r;u',
BOOTS AND SHOES.
THE Subscriber would respectl“-.9: ~ .:
inform the public and his old cust J
ersin particular-,that he has reopen -~if’i
with a splendid assortment of B-t ' A
and shoes of every description, at the old 3* ., -,
formerly occupied. by George Mead, Esq. wnere
those who wish to purchase can be uecoimmodat.
ed with ready work on the most reasonable terms.
The following comprise a part of his stock on
hand, which he offers at the lowest cash prices :
50 pair Men’s Calfskin Boots. at3 8: $4 pr. pair,
-4 {A
500 do‘ Ladies French Ties. at 87,1, erg, do
100 do do Gaiter Boots 81 50 dq
50 do Misses Slippers,50 and 75 etc. dq
100 do Men's Washincrton Sl1oes,$1 37,}
50 do Boys dob do 87; to $1, dq
50 do Cocks, do 44 erg, do
N. B. All kinds of Boots and Shoes made tg
order, of the very best ma.terials,iind in the most
fashionable and workmanlike‘ manner.-
t_'i:?Also on hand d f I b
of first _qunlity Soleliidiathctiifa e u out one Ton
GEORGE JAMES.
iii‘
do
Wilton, July 3, 1837,
CHARLES ISAACS
FFERS for sale on the lowest '
0 Store West side Ihe Bridge, IJal'lI'IeI:::I,“|:i:.)‘III')‘V':
Ware, Carpenters’ Tools, Window Glau &¢ ‘LC
Among his assortment may be fotiml ; ' ' '
Table and Desert Knives and Forks; Pen Jack
Butcher and Shoe Knives; Carving Kniyés and
Forks; English and American Shovels and Spades '
Mill, Crosscut and Buck Saws? Hand Panel Brag;
Book and Compass Saws; Brass, Iron and Brittan-
niu Candlesticks; Siiutfers‘ and Trays; Bus; A“
dirons ;'Shove|s and Tongs; Carpeupr, Ch“-,’
1 rank. Fill, Closet. and Rim Locks; aim and ,,_;gi,,
Locks; Improved and No;-fol]; Lmghe“ fl,,m,,|
and square Bolts; Butts o[‘,;|| kind, _ James: SHLDWE
of all numbers; Augurs, common and mncaw.
Files of all kinds; Augiir flirts; flm“, find Bin‘:
Chopping Knives; BI‘I[,Ifl))_nItI Table Si Tea Spoon‘.
Brass Kettloss Cnuliiug Pots, Dish Kettles, 7...,
Keillfl-‘lggsillliie Pitllsy Frying Pans, Grid Irons, Bm.
laripig Ieapots. Watson's 6;, t.irgggr_y',; Axes’ H,m,i,_
ets.Humm<'«rs Curry Combs, Trace Chains, stag;
y"«Irds._Am0I‘ir:an and English Cbissels (if all kinds
Drawing Knives, single and double Plane Irons‘
Compasses, Try Squares, Steel Squares, Wood
Rules. Plyers. Steel and Motto '1‘obui:co Boxes -
brass, iron and wood Castors; Wrougln, 3,“; 1;“:
Nilllsi Cltlilleix l'a.l|':'09'I!;.SlI0e, house and white
wash Brushes; Glassanrl In no Lamps, Jaime”
For and Jack Planes, Match Illunes, Rabbit Planes,
Beads, Ovzilos and Squares, '
&-C. &c.
M50. A GENER—\LASSOR'l'ME ' '
CERIES. ‘Y1 0F Gnu
Norwiilk, May 7, I838.
300
or 6]
sale by LA. WEED.
GLD CI*lEF.SE, for sale by
EDWIN LOCK 0 .
Norwalk. l\l.iv 9, I838. W on
if 6|
NEW DISCOVERY. ”
THE C0|’"P0lH_id Tomato Pills. a new and value;
ble ri-mody Ior diseases arising from impurity
of the blood, a substitute for mercury in chronic and
bilious affections, Scrofulu, Dvspcpsia,8_r.c. gist)...‘
remedy for morbid secretions of the stomach and
VilIllilI.)Ie.PIIlS are a cginbiiiation ofa newly discover»,
ed alkaline substance eigtractecl froiq the Toma!“
Plant, with other vegetable tillI):IItI|1Cr'.§, wliiplfliayg
been forum! to inodify and diffuse its elfccts, aiidnarr
believed to be the best ulierative and cathartic M3,;
dicine ‘ever known. For sale by J. A. WEED. '
Nnrwalk. May 7, I838. ,{ Q)
W./ITHES, JEWELRY, spoo.-vs. .55
LEVI CLARK ,
CONTINUES at his
old stand, west side the
Bridge, where he may at
all times be found, ready
to attend to ilie calls of his
old friends and customers.
He has now for sale a great
his line, both useful and
variety of articles in
small advance.
Looking Glasses, Tea Waiters. Biitaina and
Plated Ware, Candlesticks, Snufiers, Clocks.
&:c. dire. Flutes, Fifes, Violin Strings, Music
Boxes; Silver and Plated Spoons of all kinds.
Watches repaired and warranted. Cofliu plates
furnished at short notice.
August 13. 1838. If 75
NEW LUMBER YARD
AT THE OLD WELL LANDING. .‘
7 HE subscriber has commenced the Lumber:
business at the Old Well Landing. and now
offers for sale a general assortment, vii}: '
14,000 Piece Boards M" I "
3,500 Hemlock Boards
7,900 Plank ‘
2.000 Hemlock Scantling
2.000 Clap Boards
60.000 Feet wide and clear Boards
238 Bunches of Shingles
140,000 Feet timber assorted sizes
165.000 Fastening Lath
Cut Nails, Building Lime. dcc. constantly oi;
hand. gll ofwhich have been purchased recently;
and will be sold at moderate prices.
THOMAS L. PECK.
Norwalk, (Old Well.) August 4,1838. tf 7.4
New Invented C’/uzmical Renovating Balls.
THE above preparation will effectually takq
outall grease spots, paint, pitch. and tar,
from all kinds of woollen clot_lis. silks, hats, are:
without fading the color. or injuring the article
to which it is applied. For sale b '
CHARLES . KNAPP.
Norwalk, (Old Well.) M av 19. 1838. if 61}
TRAYED, from Sloop Citizen,on Tuesday
last, 15th inst." 9 sheared Sheep. Whoever
will return them tothe subscriber will be liberal-
ly rewarded. WILLIAM T. HOY'I‘..,
Norwalk, May 22, 1838. iron
and Sack Salt, just rec’d and for sale by
[66 tf dz. CO,
LARGE assortrnent just received by
‘ ° .L-M.~S'_PEYE.NS.-
,3.
BLANK WARRANTS for the cqiiepiionot
Military F lines, for sale by ' ' ' " ' ,
‘ H ' . I 4. ‘A n 0 '
I
LBS. REFINED SAL'I‘ PETRE. in-‘
liver. nervous diseases and a Blood Purifier. These
ornaineiital, which will be disposed of at a very. '
Ovalors and Beads, , '
J
Norwalk Chronicler