li\' i,.t’<'.‘ ‘ 5
. H _
ON LOVV SPIRITS_.
OW spiritsis a certain state of the mind nccom
Wmied by indigestion, wherein the grcatcs
evils are app rehendad upon I.ll(3.,$ll(i_‘,lll(::l’. grotpids
and the “,,,,-st consequences imagine . nt ien me
dic'il tvriteis suppose ,
,,,,;s,, ,,m.,;C,,i,,; regions of the abdomen, technically
6,1,6‘, 1,,,,,0Co.,t|i~'ia, whicll are situated on the right
0;. ‘er, S-{dc or that cavity, whence comes the name
liypoodndiiasis. ‘
SI’1lIP'I‘0i\IS.
orporeal symptoms are, flatulency
butvcls. act id eructations, cpsti\'e-
“cs; c~.,;,.-moijio pains. giddiness,dimness of siglit,
]l‘dl[ilI2illO|1S. and often an utter inability °r 5-'*'“z‘s’
,1“, ,,m.,,,-,,,,,' ,,,,,m any subject of iiiipoit-.ince. or (:11-
gagiiig in any thing that de_mands vigor or_courage.
M5,, |,,,,,,,,',.t,,.,5s—-:.lie mind becomes iii_it.1ble,
lll0u"Itll.lll.,deSpDnt.lIl1§t '“(‘l‘”“3l‘°lYr “ml d".lecl°d>
.,cC,?,,p-,m‘,¢il with a total dcrangcinc‘iit of the nerv
:,,,.; stem The mental feelings and pecnliartrain
()I‘bI(1f)"‘IS tli-it haunt the 1lll‘.‘t"Ii)i\f.l0n and ovcrtvlieliii
.. t -‘- , . . , ,
. " Ile
the Jndgineiit. e.\hibit an infinite ditcisi y‘ _ '1‘
wisest and best men are as open to this afllictioii as
the weakest. ‘
The. common C
in the Slollltllfl’. or
CAUSF.S: _ ‘ ,
Asetlcillilfy life of any kind, cspeciaily severe
study protracted to a late hour in the nlgltl. '40-‘! I '"lCl.l'
relieved by social intercoui'se.- 0" 03e}":5"r “ ‘““5°}”°'
habit. great excess in eating apd di'in.uiig,_ the ini-
inotlerate use of iiici’t‘.ll_|'.V: "“_’l"'“t l’”"5.““W"s' we
suppression of some liabitutil discliarge, (as, the ‘ob-
s,,.,,c,,,,,, of the iiicns-=.:-.,) or long‘ coiitinued eruption;
I't3laX'.tll0n or debility of one or more I|“l"“"31" °l"
guns tvitliin the abiloincn, is a frequent Ci1USC-
TRE.-'t’l‘l\1E.‘l'I‘.
The ,,,.-,,,C;,,;._l objects of ti‘eatineiit are, to remove
,m,,geS“m‘, ,0 5,,.c,,gilien the body, and tocnliteii
the spirit,-:, which may be promoted liy exercise, cui-
U, hours’ ,-egttltt|‘lTIe‘.IlS and pleasant coiiversation.
. 1- -' ‘~ ‘ '°'lSl.('(.ll)
'1lie bowels tif Cl):llVB) being (»_<1lCrU'lV lea“ Y
the occasional use of mild apciicnt, We know no-
thintr bettei' calculated to 0l)lilIll. this rnd. U11!“ D)‘-
Vvm, Evans’ Apcrieiit Pi'ils-——lieiiig mild and certain
in their operation. ’I‘licbott-‘els beiiigoiice cleaiiserl,
hisiiiestiimtble CZIIIIOIIIIII’. I’_ills, [which :_.ire._ tonic,
unodvne. arid zinti-spasinodic] are an infallible rc-
mcdy. aiid without di-pute have proved a great
~ -‘.\.-~ . ...;iiernus public. _
~. ,,,., .,,i.», -V.‘ s have rccointiieiided a f‘l‘{?C‘llS(’.Ul
,_,,,_..,_,., .»_' '.‘ ..,__.uld iiol. be resorted to; as in ma-
,- . ;«,ilv al;Igl'iIVHl.f: the sy inplom;-‘.
'.'-‘.i- ebf Ur. Wi‘.'I. IIIVANS is at No.
, tvlierc his (Iaiiioiiiilc, as well as his
uincd..
iiltwsli‘. " ‘.|l
-Li
IUU Lfliatliuin st _
,.‘;,-client Faiiiilv Apericnt Pills, may be obl
Agents are ttaiitctl, south and tvcst..
II? READ 'l‘IlE FOLLOWING lN'I'i*.Il.ES'I‘INt_2
AND AS'l.‘ONlSIlING It‘AC'I‘S.
Tlie following are aiinoiig“ “l.’w‘”‘l5 "I '1-“Vf‘!1l.Y~
five ,i,,,,._,~-,md Cur-es, perforincd in 0lli3._)‘(!.ilI’, by the
“sear D.-. W. Evaiis’ Medicines. Priiicipal Ulhie
is at I00 Challiain st. N. Y. where the Doctor may
be consulted peisnii.ill_v._0t' by ICHUI‘. [Post Paid]
from ,,,,y,,;,iriot‘ the United States, &c. Persons
requiring medicine and advice must enclose a Bank
Note, or Order.
'I‘o James Dickson, 36 Cornliill, Boston, .
Agent for the sale of Dr. Evaiis’ Cammomile Pills:
Lowell, Nov. I5, I538.
Dear Sir—Knowing by experience that every re-
fereiice that the afllictod ritcciyc of the beiielicial re-
sults of inedicines. I clieerfully otiiai‘ mine to the
public, in behalf of Dr. W in. Evans’ Caiiiiiioinile
Pills. lhavc been afllicted for the last ten years,
with distress in the head, and cite-S1? 01180 5? lJ3l<_l.
us to deprive me of sleep for three or four l]l_‘_:llI.S in
succession, but have never found,i_'elief by any of my
friends’ prescriptioiis, until my wile saw the adver-
tisements in the paper; tvlieii she persuaded me to
send for some, which I did, and obtained two boxes
anti bottles, which resulted in almost coinplctel_v_rc-
storing inc to health, although I have not yet el|III'e\
Iv finislied them. Should you coiisi‘tlei' this any bene-
lit to yourself‘, or the public, you have my cheerful -
ocrmission to publisli it. Your’s respectfully,
'1 IIOMAS K. GOODIIUE, Central st-
1
i
ba4A|_
[LIP ASTIILIIA, TIIREE YEARS’ STANDING. '
Mr. Robert Monroe, Schuylkill, afllicted with llrel
above distressing iiialady. Syinptoiiis—Great lan~ 3
guor, flatulcncyv. disturbed rest, i1ci'vopslieatlaclie,l
difficulty of breathing. tightness and stricture across I
the breast, dizziriess, nervous lI'l‘lIilDlilIy and‘ rest-
lessness, could not lie in a horizontal position without »
the sensation of impending siifibcatioii, palpitation
of the heart, distressing cough. costivcness, pain of
the stomacli, drowsiness, great debility and deficien-
cy of the nervous energy. Mr R illlonroe gave up
every thought of recovery, and dire despair sat on
the countenance of every person interested in his
existence or happiness, llll by accident he noticed in
a public paper some cures effected by Di‘ WM.
EVANS‘ MEDICINE in his complaiiit,wiiich in-
duced him to purchase a package of the Pills, wl.icli
resulted in completely rcnioving every symptom of
his disease. He tvisiies to say his motive for this do-
claration is, that those atllictcd with the same or any
symptoms similar to those from which he is happily
restored, may likewise receive the same iiiestinialile
hen ‘fit.
L
LIVER COl‘.IPLAlNT TEN YEARS’ STAND-
ING. Mrs. IIANNAH BROWN E, wife of. loscph
Browne, North Sixth st. near Second st. Williams-
burgh, afllicted for the last ten years with the Liver
Complaint,completely\§esLo{;t.;;lNt§ health ihi-uugli
the treatmentot‘ Dr W. . “ ‘-
Syinptoms—IIabitualconstipation of the bowels,
total loss of appetite, exciutiating pain ‘of the epi-
gastric region, great depression of spirits, languor
and other symptoms of extreme ilebility, dtstiiroed
sleep, inordinlate flolw oflthe 1l’iIlt3l1St?T, paip‘ intthe
|‘lf’llt.$l(IU cou d not icon ier e t Site wi non an
agegravatibn of the _paiii, urine high colored,‘ with
other syinptoins iliidicaring great dciaiigi.-niont in the
functions of the "war.
Mrs. Browne was attended by three oftlie first
phvsiciaiis. but received but little rclicffrom their
inedicine, till Mr. Browiie procured some of Dr.
VVm. Evans’ invaluablep reparation. which effectu-
ally relicvcd her of the above distressing syinptonis,
with others, wliich it is not essential to intimate.
JOSEPI-I Bl{OW'I\'E.
City and County of New York, ss.
Joseph Browne, of \Villiainsburgli, Long Island,
being duly sworn, did depose and say, that the facts
as set forth in the within statement, to ttliich he has
ubsc. ibed his name, are just and true.
JOSEPH BROWNE,
Husband of the said Ilannali Browne.
Sworn before me, this 4th day of January, 1837.
.PE'I‘ItlIl. I’I.\'KING, Com. of Deeds.
REMARKABLE CASE OF ACUTE RHEU-
IlIA'I‘ISM,witli an Affection of the Lungs, cured
under the treatmerit of Dr. VVM. EVANS, I00
Challiam street, New York. Mr Ber._]amin S. Jar.-
vis, 13 Centre st. Newark, N.J., aiilictcd for four
3--_-=5-3 I-'~_«'1l_hSf-l_«’Et'l_§ p._i';n:: in all liisjoiiils, which were
always increased on the slightest n1oii‘(.‘::,!ltt.'! tongue
preserved a steady whiteness; loss of appetite, uiz
ziiiess in his head. the bowels commonly very cos-
tive, the urine high colored, and often profuse
sweating, unattended by relief. The above SVII‘lp\
toms were also attended with considerable diiliculiy
of breathing, with a sense ol' tiglitnessacrosstlie
chest, likewise a great want of due energy in ilte
-nervous system.
The above symptoms were entirely remove, and a
perfect cure effected by Dr. Win. Evans.
BENJ. S. JARVIS.
City of Ne .v York, ss.
Benj. S. Jarvis being duly sworn, doth depose and
ay, that the facts stated in the above certificate
ubscribed by him, are in all respects true.
Sworn before me, this 95th Noveinber, I836.
_.l‘«'ILLI AM SAUL, Notary Public,
(90 Nassau st.
,p--—
PrincipalOffices for the sale of Dr. VVM
EVANS‘ Camomile and Aperient Pills, New
York, 100 Chatham street. _
Pliiladelphia, 19, North Eighth Street.
Boston, 36, Coruhill Street.
This valuable medicine is to be had of the
ollowing Agents. ,
I. B. Gilmau, Druggist. No. 201, Main st.
Hartford ; Hughes .& Hall, Middletown;John A.
\Veed, Norwalk; David Mitchell, Church st.
New Haven; \Vm. S. VVood,Stamford; J. W.
Taylor, \Vestpo'.'t; N. S. Worden, Bridgeport.
d this disease to be confined to, ~
GENERAL DEPOT,
A-ND
i'Uil?..‘-£Il=$L31l;’€G WAREHOUSE.
YIIE Sub.-,-criher is constantly aildiiig to his a
‘ready extciisivc stock, cvc-rv new improve
meiitin arliclcsofKitclicn l'ui‘nitui7e by which his
custoincis may derive every possibleadvantagc t'rom
the inventive and entcrpri-z.ing spirit of the times,
and secure to theiiisclvesaiid their families uvcry
coiiibiiiutioii of '
l.‘}CO.\'O.\IY AND CO.VlFOR'I‘.
The following new iIl'flt'lt,‘SI.lf:SCl'VO at.icntion:——
_PltlRFEC'I‘ I’Rltl-.\lIU.\I S'l'GVI:‘. for the Iiitclien,
will burn wood or coal; has ample and higlily fin’
ishctl aparatus for cooking, boilers, kettles pans.
griddh-s &c,;cotisttiiies lc.-‘s fut‘-l, gives out more
livul, than any other articleof the kind heretofore
prcsciitr-d to the public. It is l)csidr~s, C!)lnl"Z|i’,I in
IIS frrrin and highlyoriiainciitzil. The subscriberis
now filling‘ up some very liandsomc patterns, wiiieh
hiscnsto.iiers are invited to wall and examine.
'.l‘IlE (;I"l.INl)l§lR GRA'I‘E STOVE, is a neat,
portly and econoiniczil ai'ticlc for stores, shops,
arid oiiicvs. Several have already been put tip in
(l1lS[)i:lC‘(.: and for clieapiiess, coiiveuicncc and
wariiith are rckoned the bcslynl introduced.
- TO l'All.ORS.
I-l§WlS’S Patent CoalStove’.-‘,forlic:itingt:iiloi"s
It'.0ll$g7.lI1CX(ICllClIIIllll('l(3, which may also with a
‘trifling expense, be ad:ipt.eil to ciiliiiary purposes
TH E ROTARY COOK S'I‘OVE. so well adapted
to the wants oflarge faiiiilics, with its latcst.im-
provenieiits. forbnrniiig wood or coal, are still in
GR.-\'I'ES. of every pat-
tern plain and oriiainoiilal.
Dl'ilS.\.‘,I{l1S5l2|Sl1CP.[ll'0l‘l,$0:tp
stone, &c. at the l0\\'t"Sl
rates, and set in the niost
, fashionulile and cotnnio.
._-B diuus style.
_ BUX.t:Irciilai',aiid 'otlio_i-stove.-yofoverydcscip
tion- Also. e'.'cr_y kind of tin and sheet iron work
doneto order. Brittannia nit-laltea and coffee pots,
spoon.-r, kiiivosantl forks, and :1 vmiotyofiable and
l.itcliei'.furnitiire. Andii'oiis.-gliovclsandtoiigs,&c.
S'I‘ILl-‘.S CUR'I‘IS,Westsidcllie Bridge.
N0|'\ViIli(, Noveiiihcr 1, I837. '34
{l:,§*:’ CTIE-AP G-ROCERIES. éj}
FE-‘Ills subscriber hasjust received and offers
for sale, Rock Salt, Sack Salt, Canal Flour
common and fancy. brands, St. Croix, Porto
Rico, Ilavanna, crushed and loaf Sugar, Syrup
Molasses, best Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and
Soucllong ‘TEA, Potash, 'I‘amarind s, Pork,
Ilams, Codlisli, Mackerel, Ground Coffee, Java
Coffee and other kinds, Broonis, Raisins froin
13,. to (ill. 3. pound, Curraiits, Prunes, Citron,
Rice, Soap, mould and dipped Candles, Pilot.
Bl‘t).’itl, Soda and Milk Biscuit, Marleim and Bro-
zil Nuts, Ahnonds, Oranges, liittcr and Cheese,
small plug Tobacco, Snuff,‘ Sulzmatus Starch,
Indigo, an-.l almost; every article usually kept in
aGrocery Store, all of which he will sell cheap
for cash or ready pay.
JOSEPH S. MEEKER.
Noi-walk. Oct. 2, 1837,
0l’i)FISli§.—100 Qnintals Codfisli, for
sale by the subscribers at the New-York
prices. IIUBBELL «S6 C0.
Norwalk, February 5, 1838. 43
r«"r»%,TiIi'i‘E-tvAsi1iNc. LI'i‘iIl3I-—For sale by
1 G. D. JENNINGS.
Til) ALL Vi'I-EOJRI IT IIIAY (J(P.‘"v'CER'Sl
féi-I IIE subscriber requests all those who have
unsettled accounts with him for Tailoring
to call and settle the same without delay.
Rtiiitalooiis and Vests made, and cutting
done, as heretofore, at short notice.
(N. S. BAILEY.
tr‘ 5.9
Norwalk, April 23.
PLUUGHS.
G E. \VA1{II\'G’S Celebrated Ploughs and
‘ . Tastings. Al.-to, Cast Iron Cart Hubs, for
sale at the It‘actoi'y prices, by
CHARLES ISAACS.
1\'orualk. May 7. I838. ti‘ 6]
* E-IDY MADE Cl.O'I‘lliNG.-Just received
at the Norwalk Clotliing Store,a gcrieral as-
sottmciit ol'Clolhing, suitable for tiie present season,
for sale cheap by EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, Mat‘ 9. 1833. ll‘ 6]
E_3‘1}'E€E‘£a
FEVV barrels of first qiiality Mess Pork. fol
sale by I-IUBBELL & CO.
May 9. 1837. 9
E§A.&‘£D‘§«"’%’A RE. ‘
I-IE subscriber‘ liasjnst r.-ccived a large addi-
tioiialsupply of Ilardwarc, Cutlery, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Nails, &c. tvliich in addition to his former
stock, ilI'ill{:.'S his assortiiicnt the largest ever 0ITCl‘\
ed in NOtW'd_li{:
I00 dozen knives and forks f'roin Qs up, carving
do. chopping. slioe,3ack, poclu-t, and pen knives;
liuiclicrs, and tablcstcel; I‘-17.0l'S,SCIS='Ol'S and shears.
sheep shears; broad, wood.and boys sixes; do liatch—
ets; Britanniri table and tea spoons; iron, copper.
zinc, and sheet iron tea kctlles; Britaiiiiia and block
tin tea puts; brass, jappan, and ll‘Ol1 caiidlcsticks;
brass and Jappaiilamps; brass stair rods; do. eyes;
batters, tailors. Italian toy and sad irons: coll}-c mill
patent do; circular gridirons; l'ryin_:; pans, new style;
long and short handle, do; steel and brass snulfers
do, “iii, tmys; Lnildon and kiiitting pins; silver, lead
and slate pencils; snuff boxes; steel tobacco boxes;
lunar and steel pens; Brilisli ink; do powder, powder
horns and flasks; shot bags; neck and back combs;
calfskin and morocco pocket books; boxes pei't'nmc-
r_v, horse and riding whips, do. lashes, spurs, Goss
liii,g’s and l’cet’s blackiiig, slates, brass and glass
coniiiiode knobs, brass and glass curtain pins, brass
and iron table castors, do. stand, do. csciitclzeori, till
locks, tied s('rt:\.\‘S, picture and curtain rings, brass
iiobs, brass and iron butions, do. on plates. trunk
and chest liaiidlcs, closet and hat pins, caipentcr’s
pal door door locks, l-:nob brass inoriicc,closct, chest.
trunk, till, pad and dri wer locks. knolis and iV'orl'olk
latches, square, round and neck bolts. bi'ass do, brass
and Jappan door ltiiockers, rasps, files of all l\lI](l.\‘,
dinner and tea bells, iron shovels and spades, ditch-
ing sliovels, iron and brass shovels and longs. bel-
lows, windntt-, crumb, clothes, shoe, l‘lOE‘S(‘, tvliilo.
wash,scrubbiiig, paint, shaving, tooth, and pencil
bruslies, cooking pots from 2 to 16 gallons, dish and
wash kettles, spiders, IS-rglisli, RIISSIIIII, Swedisli,
and Aincrican Iron; Amt-i'icaii, Gerinuii, lzlnglisli
blister, springs, and Cast Steel, old sable nail and
spikcuerds, plane irons, cut do., razor straps do.,
boxes and soap, coal sifters, sash weights, grindlcs,
Hiailosan and Tiirkey oil Sl.0l’tl.‘S, ship SC! apt-rs,
double and single l)iI|'I'l.‘.ll gunsrliiiscctl, lamp arid fish
oil,white and read lead, chrome, spruce, and Iircncli
yellow, English, Venetian and Spanish reil Vfifllillx
lion, Psiissian blue, chrome green, dry and ground.
verdigris, lamp and ivory black, whiting, uiiibcr
stone, ochie, letlicragc, gold leaf, gold and silver
bronze, boiled oil. spirits It-trpeiitiiie, bright and co.
pal varnish,jappan, &c. WM. J. S'I‘REE'I‘.
Norwalk, Aug..‘30. 1838. it‘ 76
1)0'1‘ASH-.—_Forsalel()y D JENV
1- . t I INGS.
AIl.l’Ei‘«"|.‘l:‘.RS’ PLANES. a large assortment
just received and for sale by
WM. J. SI‘REE'I‘.
Norwalk, May 27. 1838. tf'G:’i
CHINA, GLASS, & EARTIIEN IVARE
Ira'I\l- Yale, Meriden; J’osiah"'E(.lwards, Berlin
May 4th. 1838,! ‘ '
' 3in52t$ ‘
{BF most kinds, colors and patterns, to be bought
' GEORGE ST. JOI~lI‘l."
of
Norwalk, October 2, I838. 82
IRON AND S'I’l:‘.EL. V '
} I Sweeds Cart and VVaggontii-c, , .
English do do do do
Square and flat swccdsiron——t1llsizes,
do do American do do (10
do do Eiiglisii do do (10
Round Airicrican and English do do (10
Naylor «S,» Co.’s celcbratedc:is_tstcel.
Snundcrson,Brotliers&.Cc.’s do do do
Band, mitt, and hoop iron. ,
Spike and nail rods, Sic. &c _
w. J. S'l‘Rl-‘.E'I‘. . _,
I\lortv:ilk. Jan 4 <5
CASTINGS.
§l:iURNACE doors and grates, fire dogs and
plough points, cartand wag-_oii htt.\'c9. 101' 5‘-Iltf
by win. .I. SIR!-‘.l-2'1‘.
IF’ ‘Y pairs French Morocco Slips. for sale
- by the subscriber. Price $1.
GEORGE JAMES, V
\Viltoii, August 1, 1837. -31”
.5 {EB P’fc§Ei"‘+tl '£‘iN&}t9
OF ALL I§.:'i=.‘lBt'.5.
Ni-‘.A'i‘r.v EXECUTEI) AT 'l‘IllS OFlt‘l('l-‘..
‘)3 EEVES &. SON’S superior writing fluid,
12.1 just received direct from the Importer, and
for 5310 by J. A.
DIR. B ULL’S IMPROVED TRUSSAT
1t'El)UtJED PRICES.
F‘-EVIIE subscriber would inform those afIiict-
in ed with Hernia or Rupture, that the above
instrument, so long andjustly c_elcbratetl.l_5 "OW
reduced in price so as to bring ittvitliin the
means of the poor as W011 85 W9 “Cl‘- R5 5”
pcriority over all others Trussrcs IS no longer
doubted. For sale by J. A. WEED.‘
Oct. 10. 13:37. _ , _ -*1
NEW’ ESTABLISHEEENT.
Famtlij G1'occr_y.
7_E:‘iI~IIl subscriber is new opening at No. 6
Burrall’s Buildings, a select assortment of
Groceries. and all articles usually iiiquircil for
at a Family Provision Store. Coffee, Teas,
Sugars, Spices, Molasses, Fish, I’ork, &.c. _&c.
ofthe best. quality, and attlic lowest casli prices,
may always be found at his store. Give him a
call before you purchase l3lS\\'llel‘C-_ __, _
GOULD D. J ENN I‘iGS.
Noi'tvalk., March 27, 1838. ‘I55
FOR SALES;
FARM consisting ofsixty acres of first rate
1 land. lying in the Town of.Ridgefield,di-
rectly south of D. & D. Banks’ manufacturing
establishment. Said Farm is situated upon the
Sugar Hollow Turnpike, 14 miles from Nor-
walk, is well fenced, and irrigated by a‘never
failing stream of water. For further particulars,
inquiries may he made of David Banks near the
premises, or of the subscriber.
VVILLIA M MAYBURY.
if55
Norwalk. March 27. S38.
-_ -Ia. Bushels of Maple Coal f'or_sale by
EDVVIN LOCKVVOOD.
Norwalk, April 2. 1838.
7:? HIE l:Il;EMltZI\"I'S Ob‘ MORAL SCIENCE
by l«‘rancis \Vayland. D. D., President of
Brown Uiiivr-rsity, and Professor 0 oral I"llllOS()*
pliy, fotsale by J. A. WEED.
FATE N T BEE FEE‘?/IE4}.
WE“ HE public are respectfully invited to call at
- the subscriber’s Store, No. 5, 13urrall’s
Buildings, and examine Judd’s Patent Bee Hive,
which is all that it is recommended to be, and
i'C'qLll1‘L‘S only an exnniination to convince any
person of the advantage it possesses over all
other Bee Hives now in use, and must come iii-
to griicral use by all those who are in the lrzbit
of raising bees. The subscriberis now ready to
grziiit individual rights on liberal terms. Please
call and examine it. NOAH S. BAILEY.
Norwalk, April 20. .tf5")9
R. BRANDRETII’S UNIVE {SAL
VEGETABLE PILLS, for sale by
EDVVIN LOCK'WOOD.
Norwalk, April 10, 1838. 3157
A YE STUFFS of every description, for sale
cheap for cash, by J. A. \l/EED
NIDRVVALIC C()NFEU'.I‘lIU.‘€A'i§Y.
i'E'$i“iI-IE subscribers still continue at their old
stand, No. 5 Burrall’s Buildings, where
they have on hand :1 lartre assortment; of Con-
fectionary, both wholesale and retail, which
they warrant to be as good as the best and as
cheap. Cordials, Essence and Stougliton Bit-
terc, always on hand; Syrups through the sea-
son.
N. 13. Country l\Icrcliants supplied at their
doors at as low a rate and as good a quality as
the city article. Orders supplied with the strict-
est punctuality. N. S. BAILY 8.’. SON.
Norwalk, April 1'2, 1838.
T’ ”lNI)O‘«V GLASS AND SASI'lES.—Just
ES’ i'cr:rired and for sale, wholesale and retail,
lO0 boxes Gerinaii and Renselaer GLASS, ofa su-
perior quality, assorted, f'i't:ni G by 8 to 1'2’. by l6.——
Also, a large assortment ol' WINDOIV S.~\SI-IES,
assorted, from (3 by 8 to ll by 15. a first rate article
Vl/Ill. J. S'I‘Ri.'ll*.’|‘.
N. 8. Interest is required on all account.-t over 90
days stainling.
Norwallt, May 28, 18238.
tel Eblif QOOEES
AT MORWALK, OLD. WELL.
F IIE f_~IlI)SCl'I1)CI‘ respectfully informs the in
habitants at the Old ‘Well and its vicinity
that he has commenced business in the Store
near the Steamboat Landing. and now ofl'ei's for
sale a general assortment of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, &c. all of which
has been purcliased recently, and at the lowest
auction prices, in New York, for cash. Those
who wish to supply themselves on the most fa-
vorable terms, will find it to their interest to call
and examine his stock, before makiiig their
purchases elsewhere. "
His goods will be sold at moderate prices and
on accommodating terms. He friendly ’iuvi-tes a
share of public patronage.
THOMAS L. PECK. _
Norwalk, (Old Well,) May 29, 1838. t.f6eJ
l/IURWALK STEAM C0VlFECTl0l/l/ll?.Y.“W_
I-‘EHIE subscribers are now prepared to matin-
facture all kinds of Coiifeciionai'y, in the
best manner and of superior stock, which for
durabilityand beauty of appearance are surpass-
ed by none. Experience has taught them that
an article made ofthe best quality of sugars and
sold at a proportionate price, is for better, both
for the buyer and seller than a poor article at a
lotv price. They have therefore concluded to
take the formtzr course. Country rncrcliants can
always depend upon being supplied at their doors
with a fresh article. All kinds ofCoi.f'cctionary,
both wholesale and retail, at their establishment
No. 5 \Vall street, where all wishing to pur-
chase are invited to call.
N. B. A splendid article of"JUJU.BE PASTE,
the real French manufacture, has just been re-
ceived, fresh from the importers, and is offered
at a low price. Caliand see. "
&. SON.
If 64
N. S. BAILY
Norwalk, August. 6, 1838. ‘
@ E. WAl’.ING’S con-N‘ S,I-lELLER3,t"oi-
. sale at the Factory price.
' SI‘lLES CUR’llS.
UGARS, TEAS, and "other kinds of DRY
. GRUCERII-LS, for sale by
GEORGE s'r. Jot
Norwalk, October 2, 1838__. ' '
a
N. _
ir 32‘
3
l
l
.3
3 OR SAI.l~‘., at the store opposite Hoyflslandlng _
, n.tn';*1«'onI‘i.? CONNECTICUT.
BENJAMIN ISAACS. AGENT: -
ncorporated in l8l0, \VI|Il :1 Capital of 551002000)‘
and power to increase the same to $§-’50:000-
. HIS long established Institution has for_ more
, than a quarter of It centttry transacted IIS. en
tensivc IJIISIIICSS on the most just and liberalprtnct
pies, paying itc losses with‘ honorable proniptness;
rid the present Board of Directors pledge lht‘.mSelVC.~‘
n this :_irticnlar fullyto niaintain the high rcputa
tioii dfific Coiiipaiiy. it insures upon the most fa
voralile terms, public huildings.cliui'clies, dwellings,
stoI‘t=.'s, niei---lniiiilise, furniture, and pci'sot1t1ll-“‘0l""'
ty geiici'all_v.against loss or damage by fire-
b'um'd ofDir¢:i:turs.—-—l*lliplialrt'1‘t't'1'Y:§- 11- “apt
iiigton, ll. i-liintiiigt,on,Jr. Albeit D31)’. bilmulll 1:‘ ll
liuttts, Edwin D. Morgan, Job Allyn. U'°°"§3"’l “l
nam, Jnnius S. i\‘loi'gan. _
l-1l.ll’llAI.E'I‘ 'rnnP.Y, President-
JAMES G. BULLES, Secretary.
Norwalk, Aug. 10, I836. 6m°3g
_, UEN‘S UNIVERSALSTRENG'1‘HEN-
INGPLASTER, Celebrated for curing
pains in the breast, side, back, or limbs. Also
for gout, rheumatism andlivcr coniplaints, for
sale by J. A. \-VEED.
E;-t"‘.""~zi'§§;'l5'.l°§i£*.%«. ‘:13
BY "A NEVV-'YOE?.§~§. O1t"'E‘i-‘ICE.
GEORGE ST. JOI-IN /l.GEN'1‘. CAPI-
TAL $300,000.
RATES of Premium very reasonable——losscs
promptly and liberally adjusted and paid.
For a small yearly sum, save yourselves from
being suddenly, by the ravages of fire, reduced
to penury and want,from circumstances ofease
and aflluence. GEORGE ST. JOHN,
Agent of the Howard Insurance Company, 54
YVall street, New-York.
.Norwalk, August 7, I837. 2'2tf
GUARD AGAINST FIRE.
PROTE("1'ION IN-5‘UIi./INCE COMPANY.
":’ ILLIAM J. S'I'll.l£E'I', of’ Norwalk, agent of
the l’rotection lusurmzce Company,iii Hart
foi°d,Connecticut, offers to In.-iure Houses. Stores,
Mills, Factories, Barns, and the contents ofeacli,
togetlicr with every other similar species ofpropcr
ty, Agaiiist Loss or D_(mmge by Fire. The rates of
prciniuin offered, are as low asthose of any other
similarInstitution,and evciy man has now an op-
portunity, for a trifling sum, to protect himself
against this destructive element, which often in a
single hour, sweeputtvay the earniiigu of many
years.
The course the officepursue in transacting their
business and in tlieatljustiiigzind payinentsot losses,
a prompt and liberal. Fo_i_' terms ofinsurnnce, appli-
cation may be niadeto the above named Agent, who
sauthorized toissuo policiosto applicants without
delay.
Norwalk, Jan 4, 1837. 8
FRENCH-I JUJUBE PASTE.
Lg‘ superior article, just received and for sale
L by ' N. S. BAILEY 6.’, SON.
N. B. Confectionary of all kinds on hand,
and for sale as usual.
Norwalk, May 22, 1838. tf6AI
I‘<‘lE3lVlV .r:‘li.E§i?3.@tl““.lG;’El'i‘E iitlfal 'E‘..
For Sazvpill, Ilorscncc/3, Stamford. Norwalk,
Briclgcporl, mid New-'1:Iavc7z.
.~.\§;5l"
E‘?
.a‘.a
TETFI STEJAREEEES
'§'.£i«.‘E3;?*I.E’?.'.§.".'a.‘E‘e§i:'.3 .§3.§3ifE Z\3'E.‘:'.*.*IE.¢3Z3u
\Vill leave New York, C-allierine st., and Mar-
ket st., slips, every Saturday, at 6 o’clock,
A. B1. and 2, I‘. M. Returning will leave
Bridgeport at 55 o’clock, A. M., and 1 o'clock, P. M.
Norwalk at 7; “ “ and 3 “ “
Stamford at S; “ “ andl “ “
Ilorseneck at 9 “ “ and 4; “ “
Sawpit ail); " “ and 5 “ “
Maltiiig two boats on that day from the above
places.
Also, will leave New-York every Monday,
Tuesday, VVednestJay, Thursday, and Friday,
at 7, A. M. Returning. will leave Bridgeport, at
7 o’clock, A. .\r.; Norwalk, at 9; Stamford, at 10;
Horseneck, at half past 10; and Satvpit at II.
01‘? Stages will be in readiness to convey pas-
sengers fiom Norwalk to New-Canaan, Ridge-
field. Fairliclil, \VesIport. Soutlipori s.;IDanbury.
everyday; to Litclilield, every Tucsday,'I‘hurs-
day, and Saturday; from Bridgeport, daily, to
New-llaven and Derby; and on Saturdays, 21
Stage leaves Bridgeport for Milford.
July 25th, 1838. If 73
E‘i'V SUPPLY. A new siipply 0f'Hay
and Sack S-.ilt,just roc’d and for sale by
HUBBELL &. CO.
R0t}I\.lt'l:§ TO LET.
_.,
I
In
ice tf]
?.E?t‘_ttRfut‘U- !Ett.'51t.1'é‘ll'!'t:2- Qtotltitléttm, ,'
..‘
Fam7iain’s Patent Rotary Washing and
Bleaclzing Jllachine. ,. 1
. II E subscriber will receive orders for Farnliani’s
. Patent Wasliiiig Machine, and furnish them
on sliort_notice.. He‘ has one at his dwcllingliouse
which can ,be_secn in operation eveiy wasliiiig day.
It was left ‘there three or four months,and has given
good satisfaction. . ‘ - ’ '
The Ladiesin particular, are requested to call and
examine for themselves. Messrs. Olmsted 85' «Co.
have secured the Patent Rightfor this county.
Wl\‘I.J. S'I'fiEI3'I‘.H
Norwalk, ‘May ‘.29, I837. , 12
To .15:
A.'F’E‘{}RN EY A51‘ LAVV,
_ F I"lCl-I west side oftlie Bridge,ove'i- the 11,”
Store of Henry B Chase.
Norwall(_. Feb 15. 1837 if; .
CERCULATIE G Ll BRARY.
' ‘I HE Stibscri_h§r would inform- .s old patent;
and the public gent-rall_v,tliat neis constai iv
n aking additionsto his libi'a"y_ of the most popuify
ll’E1l:1l‘i‘Is\‘0l'l£S-E!te- follow.dng IS :1 '~ lrllgtl tisi,
he eiress, ‘ayings an Doings, Git, p,;,.-erg
- i .-' ' 2 . = s .
l’cveril ofilic .Il’cak, I<'oi1_i‘ycar,-*8; a hail.
The Iiisiirgciits, Cltainzpzoms of Fret-dom,
§1'.t(.‘ll'.l 1)!‘ in]?! I';l_:(Fre,;y(,:,.5..],n A merit H :
t‘i‘ance in S.. No , tee a ..ai oi‘,
Silinian’s'I'ravels, The Alhaiiibra.
Whigs of Scotland, Talc.-' oftlie Matter,
llaiii Baba, Jacob Faitlifiil, ‘»iisei'iesofMarriatrc
C C‘ ' . I ' « _- ' I)
D “V ic Ciuise ofthe Midgi D ’
L,,g.c,,,,,,,.,._ tllystei-5., tfinglaiid xfililllll English,
Two Old Il‘Icn’s Tales, Men &’ i illil‘.C)'.\',
Hitrh \Vavs By Ways, DUl)‘.llIl(lS Letracy
Th: Ahbess, .l'.icqueline ol‘Hol.:ind, U ’
Qnantin Durward, U. Cl‘ll1]Ii)£tf'§;El.Ifl‘gt_lgy-3
Life of Itlrs Sl(l(IOn5,'1'll)l.)l'cl0lI s Ira? 2.5,
New Tales by Mrs. Opie, Amezican .[.a:gd_1_t,- d,
Rhoda, Honor 0’ Ilara, Iiiglit Niiiiriv,
Duke Cliristian, 'J.‘l'ic_ Spy: The I’rate
Earthquake’ Brae:-bridge Ilall,
Engli:-li Life, llletinotli, Red Guuzitler,
Josephus, EugcneAi'R]m, d ‘H
Dodinzus Ducltvvorth, ' an evi e,
Tales of the l"i'iory, Cottage Boy!
Pastors I'ii‘e.-:ide, Perils of Woman,
Pen Owen, Prairie, Tales ofiny l.aiidloi'd,
Country N0lglllJ0l'S, Last Days of Pompeii,
Festivalsaiid FEISIS, Missiona.ty,
Pleasures ol'Li."c, Matthew Wahl,
Menioirt: of Buck, Ncwton’s Messiah.
'l‘i-avelsthrough Spain, Mis.Morrell’s Voyage,
VVestward Ho, Sketclics ofSociety, .
Sk-etcli Book, Illzisons Coinpend,
Walsli’s Jcurney, I&llI(.'lieIl)0Cl{Gl',
Service Afloat, The Guards, ‘
__Tales of the West, Anna ofGeierst¢.-no.
Manners 8;Clustonis, Fortunes ol'.\'igel,
Moreland a e,Duuallzire.'I'lie Roue,
Blue Stocking I-Iall, Arabian Niglits,
Rod Rover, Valley ofslieiiaiidoali,
. . ' ‘ u - a‘ . . _
.-ii’? .333 Zii°li’.i .-'.'.’.°r .‘i-‘.5'.°.l’i-’ 1. #33? i ll 0.33"’ '
E ' , '— t ' . HIS ,
'I‘lie Provost, The Exclusive, ()_ii-i|'1‘t.._.,-,,,,,,,
’- . 1 ' 1
Peep at the I ilgrims, Adventures of a Kiri-D-’g :
Great Britaiii in 18331’, ritze Gooi‘"c,
’I‘_lie C&tl'I)0t‘»lll0,:1‘.lle Separation, D
I‘ilney Hall, Invisible Gentlt-mzin,
Elliot’.-:. hates, LiIf'e_ol' !I.\';;[')0l(“Ol1,
toman .itr.-raturc, itc 0 inc tnev
Letters from the Egr-an, Life of J. ‘Ibis lur
Chronicle ofGotliain, DtvigIit’s 'I‘r;ivr-ls, ,
Darhy’s Tour, Satui-d:i_v Magazine,’
History ofEurope, 'l‘tickney’s Nai'ratire,
{.Iord B_yl'0lllv, \tVlild ll’IE[l,ll Gi(i'll, P0l'l0l's.I0ur|)a]
' istory oi ort iinen, .ici c,
Postliumous I‘aper_s, Conti'ast, The Rivals;
Hope Leslie, Coming Out, The Bravo,
Ciai'ence,Wclsli .I\'10l.l|‘ll2lll'lS, King or ii", pmlk.
I‘I(?ltl(3|1m.’tl1cl‘, Lincol Lincoln, Fair ,[t1,,j,i 0, ye,”
The Disowned, High Life, Flirtntion,
Elizalietli do Bruce, P(‘lhfltIl,DP\'et'(§:tu,
Antiquity, (ilaston dc Bloniloville. Iirtlrcnt,
Wcpt of VVisliton Wish, Water Wit:-li
History oftlic Bihl_i.-. I’ol.-ii‘ Seas and l.€l'gl()llS,
Rollin’s Ancient Bistory, Eiigli.-li Ilziroii,
Pleasures of Ilopc, Tltarltlous of 'tl‘aisaw
Babylon the Great, 'I'u'es ofthc Heart, ,
Conii-gsmar, Abbott, Discot'ci‘t' of Aiiir-rica,
Life ol‘George 4th, History ol'Briti.-li India,
Orations of Deniostlicnes, Ki-tiiltvortli '
'.l‘lie Rambler, Decision, Fall of.lei-risialcin,
Paris Chit Chut,()hildrcn oftbe Abbey,
Domestic Recreation, Fables, Sp" nisli Daiigliter,
Lacon, Essays and Slttcltcs, Iliipvitic;-‘s,
W hite’s Rcinains, Wi_lli;-‘on’s Wot/rs, Va
Ship Wreck, Peregrine. Picltle, (Si! Illa.-s
2
ti c Navy
‘-| :7 t
l at,
A Tales oftlie. Crusaders, Caleb \'l’illiaiiis, _
Laiincelot G reaves. Henr_v Milii'oi',
Sir Charles Grandisoii, Early Le.-.-:oiis,
Guy ‘.\l:int.-ring, 'I‘. i\looi'c’s Works,
Alnioraii «S1. llainet, Gr:or_;=e l)esirioiid,
Al;!,-cy of Wcyliill. 3ii‘d.- of'SCotl:ind,
Seekers Lccliires, ."l:.-..".‘.1se, Lights and Sllll(l()'.t‘S,
l.oui.s-.'i_. ftlziclcltxig l‘:i;iiio¢l,- Bum,
Cottage It‘irt.-..-iiic. .'. ilt'litt, Pillnts Englzmd,
Eleincntsof W‘: 21:21:11”, It'lorr-n._-4; MEQL-,,,-,t,_,.
Lollarils, Li0i‘.t~l, Cainpbcll, l’lir-sim-,,0,,,;_,{ ’
licginald _l.‘val!on, l’i'cr-autioii, ' 6 '
Lectures on Pulitciiess, llzilin ol'('lilo;ir|,
l-jssziy on i\loi!r*t'ii .I'I.istoi-_\-, Titles ol':t '1‘.-;.,y,.”,.,
Sllltiv-‘p(’itt'£Jlii()l‘lilIl II; the Cniititry , Co,'l.a3i;,,,5_
Uxoniaiis. ‘ iiistiaii .tese:ii'clies -
:\SIIl()tlt'll< at Large, Fiddlers OI).:'el‘Vl‘iflnr:s,
{E NE or two roonis over the stihs:i'ibei“s store,
well calculated for oliices. or some mecha
nical business, can be obtained on reasonable
terms. Apply to IVM. J. STREET.
INE AND OAK VVOOD--For sale by the
subscriber at the Old VVell Landing.
THOMAS L. PECK.
J1.
Fonr ()riiiglesLog, DoiiiosticivlziiiiiersofAiiicricans
.Llull’s Meiiioirs, lllaiiiiors (,hmiiicle,
Pirates and Robbers, Cruise of Potomac,
Falkland,l’il,ot. Helen, Caspar Hauser,
" ougli Yarns Lintvoods,
C1‘ueliet’s Life of Van llurcn.
Horse Slio Robinson, licntizckian in NewYoik
Ramhlesin N.Amer'e::-
Norwalk, (Old \Vcll.) Jii/Ci S. 1838. tf70
1%/E'ERRlMACI{ AND DOVER PRICTS.
- . . 10.000 yds. Merriniack and Dover Prints
just received, and for sale at 125 cts. per yard,
at the cheap cash store, No. 2 Bui‘rzill's build-
ings. west side the Bridge.
if 72] '1‘. STEVENS.
AN .1} I93 ECDKCINES.
DRUGS
W, TIIE subscriber has opened in
this place, a few ‘rods mirth of the
bridge, for the selling of all kinds of
Drugs and Medicines. &c. &c., be
being agent in selling and receiving
goods from an old established Druggisl in New
York, will endeavor to do justice to those who
may favor with calling on
Their ob’t serv't,
JACOB SMITH, Agent.
Norwalk, Sept. 10, 1838. tt‘79
AULDRON KETTLES, from 15 to 60 gal-
lons, for sale by S'I‘lLltZS CURTIS.
8 EJIEESIES ll
Hard and Pale Brick for
sale by liesiibcriber at the Old \Vcll Landing.
THOS. L. PECK.
Nortvalk. (Old VVell.) Atigust 6, 1838. il'7:l.
1ihIVi.~LNAi€S F03. 1839.
IDDLEBOOKIS, Prindle's, Common
School and Comic Almanacs, bv the gross,
dozen. or single. for sale by J. A. \'VEED,
ween ASHES WANTED.
Fifi IGHTEEN PENCE a bushel will be
paid for wood ashes by the subscriber.
i‘r1A'R'I‘lN KALBFLEISCH.
Norwalk, March 27. 838. ,f55
New In vented C/icmical Rcizottriting Balls.
'7' IIE. above prepfaratioii will effectually take
1.; ontall grcasespots, paint, pitch. and tar,
from all kinds ofwoollen clotlis. silks, hats, &c.
without fading the color, or‘in_juring the article
to which it is applied.‘ For‘sale b ".
« ‘CHARLES M. KNAPP.
Norwalk, (Old 'Vlr'ell,) May 19, 1838, ((53
LBS. REFINED SALT PE’1‘RE, or
sale by J.A. WEED.
LD CHEESE, for sale by
EDWIN LOCKW oi
Norwalk, May ,9, 1838. ’ 0 351.
‘One in a Tliousantl. Peter Simple, The Doctor,
Ncrrnan Leslie, Tales ofthe \Vooils and Fir.-Iris
Kings Own, Rattliii the 1{cc-fcr. ’
Midshipman Ea.-‘_y, Diary ofa Blase,
I’oor Rich Man, 07., Siiarlc yyuw, _.t_,,;,,,
Ernest Maliravers, The 'l‘u;_r,2s at ].’;im5u:,i9,
Samuel Slick, Leila, Paul Clifford, D
Alice, The Robber. . ~
" JOHN A.Vl'EED.
AY’S New York Batik Note List, Coun-
terfeit Detector, and Price Ciirraiit, for
sale by J. A. WEED.
Oct. 16, 1837. 32
INDO VV GLASS. H.-\RD\VA.RE. (Sac
0 by 8. 7 by 9, 9 by 12. 9 by 13, 10 by
12, 10 by 1-1, and 1:3 by 10 \Vindow Glass, by
the box. Also, Hard-ware, Holllow-ware, Cu,-_
penter’s Tools, \Vrought and Cut Nails by the
cask or less quantity, G E \Vai'ing's celebrated
Ploughs and Castings of all sizes, coiistanily on
hand and for sale at the Factory prices; cast
iron Catt Hubs, cast iron Ox-Scrapers, &c. &c,
for sale at the lowest prices. ‘
CHARLES ISAACS.
Norwallr. June 16, 1838. [H37
gilt HEAI’ GI{OUl~'.IlIl'iS.-—'I'lie sul:sci'ihet' has
JLISII receiver! and pliers for sale at his Store a
few rods Inns! of Ll]? Btirlge, rt gens-r.il as.-orl_iiieiil.0f
the first quality of 1‘tllI‘llly (.2i'uc_crii~s, as cheap asjlie
filleallesb C0nl~‘lSll|1L' of such articles as are usually
kept in 0. Grocery Store.
EI7)\V|N LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, May 9, 1838. if (if
l'L’.~1§tIASOLS.
A LARGE assorlmentjustreceived by
L. M. STEVENS.
FOL’; SALE,
_, OUR Valuable Building Lots, 80 feet front,
by 200 feet deep, situated on the \Vesl side
oftlie harbor. near the House ofthe subscriber.
For terms, 66.0. apply to -N. S. BAILEY.
Norwalk. May 22, 1S3S. ' ."6»’I
LATEST FASHIONS.
FEW HE subscriber has this day received a large
and superior assortment of men's and
youth's Cloth.Caps, which will be sold at 25,pe.*
cent less than their real value, at the cheap cash
store. No. BurralI’sr buildings, west side the‘
Bridge. V. . , .
N. B. Lowest prices »in.vu'r_iably asked and
no abatemen T. STEVENS.
Norwalk, it"72
t. -
July 24, S438.
7 application to _
- --.<.~4¥.‘.'a-..~"1‘£rlr.~ol0-“‘ ' _ ‘I’:-
M .-im
__._.,._ ,_
I f:~IntPoir%r1tN1*niscoviam-.
- EDGES 'CELEBRA.'I‘ED .RH.EU..i'IJ3.~
. TIC PLASTER.‘ ,7lliiis' plaster is cc-., .2}-
_ly eII_ic_acious whether the disease be -locati--all in
1119 hip. shoulder or elsewhere in the system :
and in most cases onebox is siiflicient to e~‘=~. v
a cure. The cores which it has eflbctéd and
recomendations given show that it excels :.:
article ever before ofi'ered"to the public. ’r...'.1,
oftlie feet. Fordirections and reconiinendationi
see bills accompanying eachbox which. Wm-
satisfy the most incredulous. For sale [:0
. ' J. A. \VE'E .
Price 25 cents per box. D
Norwalk, Sept. 4; 1837-
HARD AND HOLLOW WARE
IRON, S'I‘EEL, AND C;tis'iiivos’
LINSEED. SPERi\'lACE'l‘l, AND ram‘ 0",
WHITE LEAD, our AND IN on. ’
‘VF:Nls:'l‘lAN AND ENGLISH RED, '
I'R1'.)N(.l-I AND SPANISH YELLOW
SOAI stoma. PRl£I’Al‘.l«)I) FOR osig,
‘ Vi-2P.l)lGltl3, (‘.1-lROMt«; (,;RE;.;_\- 3, Y“ , Ow
A I I ‘
STONE YI'.'LLO‘vV, SPANISH WHl'I'l
T H LAMP BLACK,
oge ier t"tl .: l . . -,_ g - .
0 llI(O\V h f‘ ‘ . -' - , -
the slielhgooatfs emhyolig f(‘:)lll)lyMlS "[]oC:|]]'l;,')cic;..- Am‘,"'z'=’
;'cquire,d in linisliingabuildinrr and mos,'I:a,r.“‘l'
in my litie,) to fur iiisli it \Vli(?Ilb(l'0I1]pl6lpx aiticlc:
WM .i. STRFZET. '
BOOTS AND SHOES ‘‘
TI-IE Subscribertvould res .ectf -.
inform the public and his oldpcustur .
ersin particular, that he has rco e(if 1
. with a splendid assortnient of *
-.-v.nd shoes of every description, at the old in
formerly occupied by (leorgre Mead W: ,3}? All
those who wish to purcliasii can be a,c:<‘:o(inmode- :
ed with ready work on the most reasonn blc tcrti.
;I.‘l1Pdf.t)lll0\V:ng comprise apart of his stock
tan ,w iic i he offers at the lowest casl '
50 pair Meii’s Calfskin Boots. at 3 8.: «‘,'S4];i)1-r,’](i:;
NG.ANE
500 do Ladies Fre -l '1" , ~ .
I()0 do do Gaitrrii us’ 3';
50 (10 I\'IlSSCS Slipp(_-1-3,50 and 75 cts. do
100 do Mcn’s Washington Shoes 4,2113-7% do
,_ I ,V,;
(I0 B0yS (10 do to $1’ du
00 (I0 Cocks, (lo 44 cts. do
N. B. All kinds of Boots and Slices mqdpt
order, ofthe very best materials and in thig ,, '93
fasliioiiable and workniaiilike niuiiner I I
{l(',?'Alsoon hand (1 f l - i I y
of firstlquamy S0181‘:-€T‘latbt‘)Jll".B8. e about one I‘on
GEORGE JAMES.
211!
-.__.__._.‘
Wilton, July 3, 1837,
_ c.iir.tnr.Es isfiifis
.' . I.’ > ~ ,. .
a ll “LS :l‘l.l sale, on tho lmi~i_-st te"n]g' M 1,,‘
‘ I, ta L.if)l'(J ill t-st :rd_r- the Brii.l_cc,flatil and llollntv
:3:?:C.(~3‘.I';:£!t\i(:l's lools, l\'iiiilim- (.;t,.,,s tr-_,,. ‘(kc
.-~.i::r.-rig lils ;|=_§r)[l"gg‘n( mp, |,,. f,,. . I’ " '
' ‘ I_ illltl _
I:il.hv. and l_)i:si~i-t :{,,j,-,5 3,“, ,_.
Ilutclscr and Slit-t‘! }{,,j,,,,§, can
l’rrl'.~z° '. -!'.t - . - ‘ ,
“fl \ ‘.‘ ‘Tug i .1 and ,.5.lil(T|l‘t an Slim-t,-l.< and .:~p:ule.s ;
i\-.l l, .,|t-Srtfttt tllirl I-tit,-L ;§;iw¢- H, I I1 .
) . w . ' ' “”' t”l"l. IJi‘:tS$
Iiacli and (.omp:iss >.:i~.i-.u; 1],,-,,_..,,' [mm mm. ,,"‘.|'H“~
"la (“""‘”°-‘ll‘«'l~'~\‘: C-tiulli-i~:: and 'l'ravs: f3racz<.Ati
:l‘|t-()|lS;'§l|0V(“.lS and vhmgs; (J-m,,,,,,,,,,., Clws,
I i~nnk. Itll. Llmzcl and Rim Ioil.-q- ,,.,,1 and i H’
, .’ -v" n"t
Locks, Il)lp)lOVl.’(l and i\oi-fulk f.a:cln-i=:‘*Itniiiiit
and square Lolts, lliiiis ot‘.ill lrinrls , Iill[)t-t6’,,,.,.0“,s
of all iumlm-. - .. . . ' ' ‘
F1 F If. Attgiiis, (oiiiinoii atlil (’0|l('8!:.';
i.es of all liiiid.-; .»\nu,.,- I-;l"§c p._ . , ,,.
(I - . , _. t.- , - v Nate and ullfi;
'l°I’l-"".5:’ K"'V('-“i Ifilltaitiiiri 'l'al:lr- To-i Q .
lrass lfettlcs; Coukiiig Pots, l)i<h t\'c,'.,;_',,l”i,l:l
— | I‘: ‘ I I 0
h"l'“e"'.'°""c" l'““-"i l“’)ltt£." l';in-‘ fiiiil Irons, II it
- \ . ' -. ' ‘
l.alIlltll'1l’tIp(ils, lint.-oii’s & u]‘0tI()r"‘ ,\“.,, ,’,",'_,
t‘.l>‘,Il:ttt‘imt2r-; Cutrv Coral)‘: 't':.,,.,, ,.','_'m;'; gulp,"
. , _ " " " ' --_ -.1 ' v
yztrd.-'. Atnr-rican and lgii-vlisli (‘J i ,' .3 - . .-
\“,.“w,'“" l(”;‘_ W _. ‘ '3 ‘ |:‘\t' A Of. all lnlnilfl,
‘ ,, . (.., sting e and (lUlH)lt‘. Hniic from:
lt"'“I"‘~“»"‘«‘*a I-l".V *\'t|u:iic.~‘, Stf‘(-l Sttnarr-s Wood
Rules.‘ I’lycr.-. Steel and Motto '1'..t,,-.,,,.,,'B,,x,.. .
hra.<s,iron and wood C:istors - \Vr,,.,,i,,". I (A-' '
.\t,,“~.. C]o.',,,€ h,ir I I - L am ut
.. it .l .i.’ 7‘ ’ "l" '>-‘‘“'"‘. home and white
B‘-l.-ll If'tl‘i-ltl-_- , (IIEISSHIIII Japan Laiiips, J.;i,,ie,,,
It ut and Jatrl. l‘lntir=.-', M:-.icl. t ‘ ’
L‘-Uiltls Uvalo t ' - ~.
g! ‘. s in Squall.
L 1.‘. ¢'c,
‘ Al-o.‘;\ GENERAL ASS
(.ILRII'.b.
l'\orw:illi, May 7, 18:38.
‘ T 1 »
N ‘N av: Discrivnn 1*.
llr. (.oinpr-unil 'l'o:ii:itn H115, ;, ,,C.‘,,, ,,,,,| ,.,,l,,,,_
Me t‘('ll'.(:(l_)’ for _tlzsi-it.-vs aii.-in;; f. uin iiiipui ity
of the lilnorl, ti .~uli.-'littiio for .iii-i 1 tin iii . in-g,,i,~ "pd
l‘lfl""‘$ "ll“"'ll”|l-"3 S‘-'“il.lllll I-}V‘l""ll's.l'l ‘er Aim at
. . - - ' 2‘ 4' I
'fl‘l?5i I’eii,.l:tck
""3: Kltivc.-‘ Hull
<, Ovtili.-rs and limnls,
-' . . . , " , _ _ , . . ,
'”""-|"HV"lt-‘t U159-|‘t°.~ mid a.i';li-nil I’iii'ilir:t‘. 'I".ic«?
\.I.lItt..)l( I ills are .1 io,ni,.,,.._;,m, ..g ,, ,,,,,, 1,. ,,,_.,.,,,.,,,._‘
"ll ill-tilltlm -\‘|t'L‘-.~'ltIItcr: c.\'lrat:lml limit tlii--.'l7Qui'ilu
ltlilnl. \\ Ilil ('|il:'l' \'t!."t.'l.:ilIit- ~‘l‘l)-‘|‘|||('I‘~' \\ illfh lrtyp
. _ l'\ . . _ . p .. ,. _ . _
been fnniitl to niiidily and ilill'Li.<i- its clii-i-is .-mi] ary
I-‘t‘ll_t.'\’t.‘d lt) iii: the ht’.-‘t :iltci';itivr- .-_iiil_ r;[ti|hl'ILC Via;
tlttrmu ever lfIl(t\\‘ll.' l".ir <.'lld 1')’ .l. A W l- I'll ‘
NtJi'\'.‘:ill{. f‘.la_v 7, l.~j2fi3', ~ - ' '
rein‘. W mi E.-:3 A
AT‘ 'I‘IIE OLD WI-ILL L.\:\'l)l;VO.
'§‘ 11 E subscriber has cmiiiiiciiccil the Liiiiibrr
- business at the Old \Vr.-ll LflHtllIt1I.fIl')tl now
tillers for sale a general assorinicut, vi’/.1 ' '
ltI,(l00 Piece Bu:irils-
3.500 Ileinlock Boards
"/.9‘.)t') Plank
.‘.-3.000 Llcmlnck St-antling
2.000 Clap Boards I
($0.000 -Feet wi;.e and clear Boards,
2338 Piiiu-lics ril'Sliiiigli-.-5
1-10.000 Feet ll(il1)_t'l' assiirinil 5i7,t_-3
It}-3,000 Fa.-‘toning Lntli
Cut Nails.‘ liiililing Liiiic, (ice. cnn.-:ianil_‘y on
hand. all of wliicli have l)t"t.‘n piirt:l'iascd rccctillv,
and \\ ill be sold at tnorlerate prices. '
'I‘l-IOMAS L. PECK,
Norwalk, (Old IV:-ll.) Aiigiisi 4., 1833 ,1‘ 74
'.l'l3iO'I‘lIY SEED, for sale by
.IOSl’.l’I-l S :lll3}l“.l{f-Ill.
Now is the limcfor Great Bargaiiis.
ALL AND WIN'I‘ER.DRY GOODS.'—
The subscriber has this day returned from
New York, with the largest assortment that has
been brought into the place this season. and he
will warrant the prices less and gt)f)(lS better that:
can be found at any other shop in the county.
as he has adopted the expedient of selling goods
for cash only. being fully convinced that it i:-
bettcr for all concerned, to buy but few ehea]
cash Goods than a great many dear credit Goods
Lame profits and long pay days are not the-thing.-.
.;t”~ti.u-vi-zit AND
*3. /
C‘
they are cracked up to be.
I would therefore respectfully intimate to a;
who wish to buy cheap, to call and examine my
cheap Goods. \Vith the cash in your hand you
can buy 10 per cent cheaper than you can to get
trusted or to take orders. ' A bird in the hand is
worth two in the bush.’ 1 aiiinot about to puff
my cheap Goods into notice on paper, but will
simply ask your attention when you come to the
floiirisliiog town of Norwalk, to my stock of cash
purchased Fancy and Staple .-Dry Goods,'at No;
2 Burrall’s block, West of the Bridge, where I
confidently believe I can make it your interest
to purchase. if you want cheap».Goods.’ Ido
not deem it necessary to enumerate articles, but
will simply say to all, that "you will find every
article called for in any line of business. . .',
T. STEVENS. «
Norwalk. Sept. 18, 1838 ‘ 30
ORlS_.ON’S VEGETABLE UNIVER-
_ . SAL PILL_S.—The subscriber being.ap-
pointed agent for,t,he sale of the above medicine
by H. _Sbepliea_rd Moat, will keep a con_slan'
_SU_DPlY In packages of,$3, $1, or single boxes at
25 cents each. A large volume of testimonial
ofihe virtues ofthe medicine. may be seen on
. J‘. A‘. WEED.
’ ~ if 81
Sept. 25, 13333.
plaster is to beapplied inyall -cases to-the soles’.
, including a l2ll'g'(3as_g0,.,,n,,n_ .
'lilH(.‘H, 1:,tllbli'|f»']’|;l“c,-, . .
It'I'.lII£i\"I‘ oroito- .
‘I-91...:
reinctiy l1ll' iiinrliitl 3:-pi-;.tii.,,_q ,,f .1”. _._.,,,,,,,,,.h aw]
if 6.}
Norwalk Chronicler