"ON LOVV SPIRITS.
OW spirits is a certain state of the mind accoln
H4 panied by indigestion, wherein the greatee
evils are iippreliendad upon the slightest grounds
and the worst consequences imagined. Ancient nic
dical writers supposed this disease to be confined to,
those particular regions of the abdomen, teclinically
called hvpocondria, which are situated on the right
or left side of that cavity, whence comes the name
Iiypooondriasis.
SY.‘-iI’T0iiIS.
The common corporeal syniptotns al'_8. lli‘lUl9_"C.l’
in the stom:rcl'. or boivcls. HCII-'l eriictations, (:osttve-
ne.<s.sn.isiiiodic pains. gItItIlll(3SS,(llnlll_U>.‘S of sight,
palpitatioiis, IIIIQIOIIIEII an utter liittblllly °l fi’“"i‘-_~'
the attention upon any subject of iinportance. or cir-
gaging in any thing that demands vigor or courage.
A],-., |.nr_-_i,uit.liiess-—‘.lie nrnid becomes irritable,
thoughtful,despouding,
accotnpanied with it total‘ . . .
oiis system. The mental feelings and peculiartrain l
of ideas that haunt the imagiiiation and ovcrwlielin
the jndgnnnnt, exhibit an infinite diversity. _
wisest and best men are as open to this atlliction as
the weakest.
CAUSES.
,,,(.j,,,,c;,o[y, and dejected, mtrtil in articles of Kitchen furniture by _
,tc,-Mlgeme-,n of the new custoiiicrs may derive every possililniidvaiitzigelroin
GENERAL DEPOT:
AND
I5'IJif.'..‘a’I.‘5I;‘i'lZ>.’v’.ji W’A.5.H:‘.§IOlI.'-SE.
7-: VIIE Sub.~:criber is consiziiitly adding to his 3
I’('2:€ly cxtciisivc stock, every new lI‘Ii[ll'0V.l~‘-
which his
he inventive and etitcrpri'/.ing spirit of the times,
and secure to tlieriisclvesand their families over)’
The co:iil:.irialioti of
l".(.‘t).'\'O.\IY AND CO.‘rlFOR'l'.
The following new :ii'tii-lcstli.-servt-:rtientiou:—
Pl-2iil“l".C'I‘ l’Rl~lSt‘llU.lI S'l't)\’E lortlic Ktltrlttfn.
Asedentary life of any kiiid, especially severe will burn wood orcual; has ample aiidlii;_;ltl'_Yll|1
study pr-on-acted to a late liourin the night, and ra rely l
relieved by social intercourse, or exercise. 8 tli»S0lltl<* ‘.
h;1hit_ great excess in eating a_nd t.ll‘lt1I£ltlg,. the inr- I
moderate use of niercury, violent puigativcs. the |
suppression of some habitual discharge, (as, the _ob~ i
structrou ofthe inenses,) or long continiied eruption;
relaxation or tlebility of one or more important 0I'- I
gaus within the abdomen, is a frequent cause.
'1‘Rl<2ATliIEN'.l‘.‘ l
The principal objects of treatment are, to retrieve
indigestion, to strengthen the body, and to enliven I
- - -, , . - ‘t"trnt
the spirits, Wlll(.l1lIl.i_\ be promoted liy exercise, (",l.l~ ‘ t l
]y hours, regular meals, and pleasant conversation.
The bowels (if costivc) being earelnllv regulated by
the occasionalu.-2e of mild aperient. We know uo~ -
thing better calculated to obtain this end, than Dr. l
\Vin. Evans’ Apericiit Pills-—-being mild and certain
in their operation.
his inestirnablc Carntiniile Pills, [which are tonic, I
anodyne_.'.ind anti-spasmodic] are air infallible rc- t
medy. and without dispute have proved a great
blessing to the numerous public.
Some pliysicians have recommended a free use of
mercury, but it should not be resorted to; as in irra-
ny cases it will gi'eatl_v aggravate the syrnptoiiis.
The inedical ollice of Dr. WM. EVANS is at No.
100 Cliatlium st , \\ here his Camomile, as well as his
excellent Fainily Apericnt Pills, may be obtained.
Agents are \v.'.iirted, south and west.
l'lZ?READ 't‘IlE FOLIDWJNG INTERESTING no...
AND ASTONISHING FACTS.
and i_iil'it:cs.
denote order.
.-lieil uparatu.-' for cooking, boilers, kettles pans
_rriddli~s oiit-,;c-iinsiiiries less fuel. gives out more
it-.ttt, than :iii_v other articlnof the kind ltt;retol'oI'c
ii'ese:itnt.l to the public. Itis l)Ui$I(lt?S, c0ml'=tCt IN
‘is liirin and highlyornaiiiciilal. The siibscriberi.-r
new lilting iipsonie very lrandsnmt-2 )HlIIt5I'tl?, wlricli
iiscu.-:io..viers are invited to tfitllill1tl(iXilll1l|N3-
'l‘Il :1 CYl.I-.\'l)I-Ii’ (,.‘it‘..~\’ ‘E STOVE, is (1 neul.
)Gl‘ll_v and economical article for stores, shops,
Scvcral have already bccn put tip in
IllSpi:1C(.2 and for clrciipricss, convenience and
h are rckoircil the hestyet introduced.
'.l'O l°AIl.Ol-IS.
I.I‘IWIS’S Patent Co:ilStovc’.~,forlieatingt:iilor’s
‘runs, zine.\'ccllentarticle, which may also with It
i'iili:~.g expense, he atltipted to (_‘ttllllttl‘y|)l.1|'pUSOS
TI-I E “LOT.-'\l*Lli' (JOOK STOVE. so well il<l“l’l0‘l
'_['heb9wejg bejngonce c[c;m_ge,), to the wants oflargc families, with its latest tin-
novemt,-nts. for burning wood or coal, are still in
2-Jnstarildciirand and in high repute.
GRATES. of every pat-
tern plain and ornamental.
briiss,Riiss:i:i sheet iron,soap
storic, .‘3,'c. at the lowest
rates, and set in the IDO.-ii
fasliionuble and comnio.
dious style.
_ an’-5
BOX.circnlar, antl otlierstovcs,of cvcrydcscip
Al:<o,every kind oftiii andslicct iron work
Brittannia inctaltea and coffee pots,
The f0ll0Wl|1:,' We "m0“S-9‘ “P‘Val"l5 “I 'l-‘Wel1‘Y~ s"3ooiis, l\'nlV(’S.’t.I]l.l forks, and at varictyoftablc and
I
five [h()u§fln(,I Cures. ll9rr°““e‘l In ‘me 3'91”: l’.V llle kitclier.furnitiirc. Andironssliovels and tongs,8.'c.
use of Dr. W. Evaiis’ Medicines. Principal OIIICC
is at I00 Cliathain st. N. Y. where the Doctor may
be consulted personall_v,_or by letter, [Post Paid]
j-,.O,,, ;1ny;):tt‘[0f the United States, 82.0. I’e,rsons
requiring medicine and advice mustenclose a Bank
Note, or Order.
To James Dickson, 36 Cornhill, Boston,
Agent for the sale of Dr. Evans’ Cammomile Pills:
Lowell, Nov. I5, 1838.
Dear Sir-——Knowing by experience that every re-
ference that the alliictetl recciye of the beneficial re-
sults of niedicines. I clreerfully offer mine to the
public, in behalf‘ of Dr. Wm. Evans’ Cammomilc
Pills. [have been afllicted for the last ten years,
with distress in the head, and chest; often so bad,
as to deprive me of sleep for three or four nights in
succession, but have never foitnd relief by any ofmy
friends’ prescriptions, until my wile saw the £l(IVL‘l'~
tisements in the paper; when she persuaded inc to
send for seine, which I did, and obtained two boxes
and bottles, which resulted in almost completely re-
storing me to health, although I have not yet entires
Iv finished them. Should you consider this any bene-
fit to yourself, or the public, you have my cheerful
oerinission to publish it. Your’s respectfully,
'.l'HOMAS K. GOODIIUE, Central st-
[I§' ASTHMA, THREE YEARS’ STANDING.
Mr. Robert Monroe, Schuylkill, alllicted with the
above distressing malady. Syinptoms—-Great lan-
guor, flatulency. disturbed rest, nervonsheadaclic,
difficulty of breatliing, tightness and stricture across
the breast, dizziness, nervous irritability and rest-
lessness, could not lie in a horizontal position without
the sensation of impending siiffocation, palpitation
of the heart, distressing cough. costiveness, pain of
the stomach. drowsiness, great dehility and deficien-
cy of the nervoits energy. Mr R Monroe gave up
every thought of recovery, and dire despair sat on
the countenance of every person interested in his
existence or happiness, till by accident he noticed in
a public paper seine cures effected by Dr WM.
EVANS’ MEDICINE in his coinplaint,which 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 de-
claration is, that those afllicted with the same or any
symptoms similar to those from which he is happily
restored, may likewise receive the same inestiuiahlc
benefit.
mana-
LIVER COMPLAINT TEN YEARS’ S1‘AI\'D~.
ING. Mrs. HANNAH BROWNE, wife of loscpli
Browne, North Sixth st. near Second st. Williams-
burgh, afliicted for the last ten years with the Liver
Complaint, completely restored to health through
the treatment of Dr WM. EVANS.
Symptoms—IIa_bitualconstipation of the bowels,
total loss of appetite, cxeriitiatiiig pain of the epi-
gastric region, great depression of spirits, languor
and other symptoms of extreme debility, disturbed
sleep, inordinate flow of the menses, pain in the
right side,could not lie_on her left side without air
aggravation of the pain, urine high colored, with
other symptoms indicating great .dcraiigement in the
functions of the l’tw~r.
Mrs. Browne was attended by three ofthe first
physicians. but received but little rclieffrom their
medicine, till Mr. Browne procured some of I)r.
I/Vin. Evans’ invaluablepreparation. which effoctn,
ally relieved her of the above distressing symptoms,
with others, which it is not essential to intimate.
JOSEPH BROWNE.
City and County of New York, 551.
Joseph Browne, of Williamsburgh, Long Island,
being duly sworn, did depose and say, that the facts
as set forth in the witlnn statement, to \\ hich he has
ubscribed his name, are just and true.
JOSEPH BROWNE,
Husband of the said Hannali Browne.
Sworn before me, this 4th day of January, 1837.
PETER PINKING, Corn. of Deeds.
REMARKABLE CASE OF ACUTE RHEU.
MATISM,With an Affection of the Lungs, cured
under the treatment of Dr. WM. EVANS, 100
Cliatham street, New York. Mr Benj;,m;,, 5, j,-,1-..
vis, 13 Centre st. Newark, N. J.', arilicted for four
years with severe pains in all hisjoints, which were
always increased on the slightest motion, the tongue
preserved a steady whiteness; loss of appetite, uiz
ziness in his head, the bowels commonly ‘very cos.
live, the urine high colored, and often profuse
sweating, unattended by relief. The above symps
toms were also attended with considerable ditliculty
of breathing, with a sense of tightness across the
chest, likewise agrcat want of due energy in the
nervous system.
The above symptoms were entirely remove, and ..
perfect cure effected by Di‘. Wm. Evans.
BENJ. S. JARVIS.
City of Ne av York, ss. .>
Benj. S. Jarvis being duly sworn, doth depose and
try, that the facts stated in the above c-erti.‘,icatc
ubscribed by hiin,are in all respects trite.
Sworn before me, this 25th November, 1836,
_\‘/ILL: «M SAUL, Notary 1’-iblii'~,
.96 Nassau st.
Principal Offices for the sale of Dr. ‘WM
EVANS‘ Camomile and Aperient Pills, New
York, 100 Chatham street.
Philadelphia, 19, North Eighth Street.
Boston, 36, Cornhill Street.
This valuable medicine is to be had of the
ollowiug Agents.
J. B. Gilrnan. Druggist. No. 201, Main st
Hartford; Hughes 86 Hall, Mitldletown ; John A.
Weed. NOT“/alli.; David M,itc-hell, Church st.
New Haven; Wm. S. Wood,Stamford; J. W.
TBYIOI‘. WGSIPOTI; N. S. Worden, Bridgeport.
S'I‘lLl-IS CUR'I‘[S,Westsidct.lie Bridge.
Norwalk, l\'ovembcr 1, I837. 34
{"1_,?" C'r'IE'AP GROCE1t'1E.S. g:[}
13% IIE stfoscribcr hasjust received and offers
for sale, Rock Salt, Sack S:1It,Canal Flour
common and fancy brands, St. Croix, Porto
Rico, Havaima, crushed and loaf Sugar, Syrup
Molasses, best Young I-Iyson, Hyson Skin and
Souchong TE A, Potash, 'I‘amarind 3, Pork,
iams, Codlish,MackercI, Ground Coffee, Java
Coffee and other kinds, Brooms, Raisins from
Is. to (id. ti. pound, Curraiits, Prtincs, Citron,
Rice, Soap, mould and dipped Candles, Pilot
Bread, Soda and Milk Biscuit, Madeira and Bra-
zil Nuts, Almonds, Oranges, Butter and Cheese,
small plug Tobacco, Snuff, Salazratus Starch,
Indigo, and almost every article usually kept in
3. Grocery Store, all of which he will sell cheap
for cash or ready pay. N
JOSEPH S. MEEKER.
Nortvalk, Oct. 2, 1837.
fi"\i {}§)i'?flE'.E7§.—100 Qtiititals Cotlfisli, for
sale by the subscribers at the New-York
prices. HUBBELL <5: CO.
Nortvalk, February 5, 1838. 48
‘\§?§] HI'I‘E—VVASIlING LIME--For sale by
G. D. JENNINGS.
TO ALL Vt’}IlOI‘éI. 1'3‘ TVIAY CONCERN!
V3‘? HE subscriber requests all those who have
unsettlcd accounts with him for Tailoring
to call and settle the same without delay.
Q35 Pantaloons and Vests made, and cutting
done, as heretofore, at short notice.
(N. S. BAILEY.
tf -59
Norwalk, April 23.
PLOUGHS.
E. VVARINCNS celebrated Plouglis and
. Castings. Also, Cast Iron Cart Hubs, for
sale at the Factory prices, by
' CHARLES ISAACS.
N()l'\\'nll{. M.i_v 7. I838. if (31
7.. E-XDY MADE Cl.O'I‘I'IiNG.——Just received
at the-Norwaik Clntlririg Store, a general as.
sottmcnt ofClothing, suitable for the present season,
for sale cheap by EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Nnrwalk, May 9. I838. If GI
REESE Ebflfllfio
FEVV barrels of first quality Mess Pork, for
sale by HUBBELL 8:. CO.
May 9. 1837. 9
EEIARBWIA RE.
_ ,I-IE subscriber hasjust rsccived a large adds.
tiozial supply of Ilartlware, Cutler_v,'I’.'iints,
Oils, Glass, Nails, 8:0. \'- l|I(‘ll in addition to his former
stock, mzike.-s his assortment the largcst ever ofl‘ei\
ed in Noiwalk:
100 tlozen knives and forks from ‘ls up, carving
do. chopping. slioc-,jat-k. l)OL'l{t'l, and pen knives;
butchers, and table steel; ra7.ors,scissoi's and shears,
sheep slzears; broad, w00d.utrd boys axes; do hatch-
ets; Britannia table and tea spoons; iron, copper.
zinc, and slicer iron tea kettles; Britannia and blotk
tin tea pots; brass, jzippan, and iron candlesticks;
brass and Jappan lamps; brass stair rods; dn, eyes;
batters, tailors. Italian toy and sad irons: coffee mill
patent do; circular gritliroiis; frying pans, new style;
long and short handle, do; steel and bi-as-5 gnnffei-5
do. with trays; London and knitting pins; silver. lead
and slate pencils; snuff boxes; steel lobat:co"' hoxcs;
lunar and steel pens; British ink; do powder, powder
horns and flasks; shot bags; neck and back combs;
calfskin and morocco pocket books; boxes perfume-
ry, horse and riding whips, do. lashes, spurs, Gos-.
ling’s and PL-‘Cl’S blacking, slates, brass and glass
comirrode knobs, brass and glass curtain pins, brass
and iron table castors. do. stand, do. escutelieon, 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, carpenter’,-
pat door door locks, knob brass mortice,closet, chest,
trunk, till, pad and drzwer locks. knobs and Norfolk
Iatclics, square, round and neck bolts, brass do, brass
and Jappan door knockers, rasps, files of an |.i,,.t_.-
dinner and tea bells, iron shovels and spades, ditch:
ing sliovcls, iron and brass shovels and tongs. bcl.
lows, windou-, crumb, clothes, shoe, lrorso, white-
was-h,sci~nbbing, paint, shaving, tooth, and pencil
brushes, cooking pots from 2 to I6 gallons, dish and
wash kettles, spiders. English, Russian, Swedish,
and Ameiicaii Iron; Amt-rican, German, English
blister, springs. and Cast Stccl. old sable nail and
spikeiicids, plane irons, cut do., razor straps do.,
boxes and soap, coal sifters, sasii weights, gt-in.1|e,,,
llintlosan and '1‘nrki,-y oil stones, ship SC! apors,
double and single barrel guns,linsce-t, lamp and list.
oil,\vl:ite and read it’tl(.l,Cl1l‘Ollle, spruce, and l"r'cucb5
yellow, English, Venetian and Spanish red vermils
lion, Psitssian blue, chrome green, dry and ground
ver:.ligris, lamp and ivory black, whiting, umber
stone, ochi'e, lctlit-i'age, gold leaf, gold and silver.
bronze, boiled oil. spirits turpentine, bright and go.‘
pal varnisli,jappan, &c. WM. J. S'I'REE'I‘.
Norwallt, Aug. 20, 18238. (f 70
POTASH—For sale by
G. D. JENNINGS.
AR.l’EN'l:I’.RS’ Pl..»§NES, a large ilS>IOl'lIlIt'lIt
just received and for sale by
WM. J. SI‘REE'I‘.
Noywalk, Ptltry 27. 1838.
CHINA, GLASS, CY. EAR'l.‘I'I..I‘iN VVARE
INN Yale. Meriden ;' Josiah Edwards, Berlin
Ma] 3[n26
QF most kinds, colors and patterns, to be lmuglr
of GEORGE ST. JOHN.
Norwii'lk,Octobcr 2, I838. . 32
English do _
Square and flat swecdsiron—zil l sizes,
' at a low price.
lffifi K
IRON AND STEEL.
OR SALE, at the store opposite Hoyflslandlng
Sweeds Cart aid \Vaggon lll'C9
iln do do
do do American do do do
do do English do I (l0 d"
Round American and English do do ‘I0
Naylor Sr Co.’scelebratodcaststccl, .
Situndcrson,Brothersbt Cc.’s do do (10
Baird, nutt, rind hoop iron,
Spike and nailrods, Xzc. 5°C “I. J. STREET.
Norwalli. Jain 4 ,
CAS" ‘INGS-
‘:‘:€".URNACE doors and grates, fire dogs and
plough points, cartaud tvaguii lwxt-‘-‘. l'<"_|'Sill'~'
hy VVM. J. S'lRl~‘.I';‘l'.
E:‘IF'I‘Y pairs French Morocco Slips. f0l'Si1l0
by the subscriber. Price $1.
GEORGE JAMES.
VVilt0n, Angrtist; I, 1837. 21”
3&3 E33-Li1E.‘_"e7'“".’~ii'§:’€i?i9
OF ALL KINDS.
Nl".A'l‘l.Y l«JXECU'l‘ED AT 'riiis Ol«‘Flt.'E.
ii‘-5' EEVES do SON’S superior writing fluid,
just received direct from the Importer, and
for sale by J. A. VVEED.
DR. 1-1ULL’S IMPROVED '1’1t’U.S'S AT
REDUCED PRICZES.
I iHE subscriber would inform those afiiict~
Ecd with Hernia or Rupture, that the above
instrument, so long andjustly cclebrated,rs now
reduced in price so as to bring it within the
means of the poor as well as tue rich. Its su
periority over all others Trussres is no longer
doubted. For sale by J. A- WEED-
Oct. 10, 1837. ' 31
NEVV ES'I‘ABLlSHMLIENT.
Family Grocery.
F-VI»-IE subscriber is new opening at No.6
Burrall’s Buildings, :1 select assortment of
Groceries. and all articles usually inquired for
at a Family Provision Store. Coflce. T935.
Sugars, Spices. Molasses, Fish, Pork, &c. .&e.
ofthe best quality, and atthe lowest cash prices,
l]"EI_\_I always be found at his store. Give him a
call before you purchase elstvliere.
GOULD D. JENNINGS.
Nnrwalk, March 27, 1838. N55
§[&FJEg
FARM consisting ofsixty acres of first rate
land, lying in the Town of Ridgefield, di-
rectly south of D. &. D. Banks’ mazrufaciiiring
establishment. Said Farm is situated upon the
Sugar Hollow Turnpike, 14 miles from Nor-
walk, is well fenced, and irrigated by a never
failingstreain of water. For further particulars,
inquiries may be made of David Banks near the
premises, or of the subscriber.
VVILLIAM MAYBURY.
Norwalk. arch 27. 838. tf55
Bushels of Maple Coal for sale by
EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, April 2, 1838. . ,
7 HIE ELEMEl\"I‘S OF MORAL SCIENCE
by Francis \Vayland, D. D., President of
Brown Uriivcrsity, and Professor 0 oral Philoso-
phy, forsale by J. A. WEED.
FATE N T Bi-IEE EEIVE.
T IIE public are respectfully invited to call at
- the subscriber’s Store, No. 5, Burrall’s
Buildings, and examine Judd’s Patent Bee Hive,
which is all that it is recommended to be, and
requires only an examination to convince any
person of the advantage it possesses over all
other Bee Hives now in use, and must come iii-
E vorable terms, public hill
4:
*‘iE2¢‘tt‘tfot:tt HIISIIWIIICV‘ 60311133112,
HAR'i‘l"0RD, CONNECTICUT-
BENJAMIN ISAACSo_AGENT-
iicorporated in I8l0,witl1 ll Cfipmll °f $l50’O00’
and power to iucr_case the sprite (0 $.25l[-l:000-
IlISlong establishedInstitution has <(>il'_tm0l9
them a quarter of aceiitury lH1§x~|=_lEl9 " Sine;
teiisive business on_the inosi; just an‘ I era p 5.
pics, paying its IOSs(!S‘Wl.ill honorab e prplnfl HS“:
rid the present Board of I)ii'et_:l0l'§ Pledge Tmse "5
ii this [)7.lt'l,I(‘.l|litl‘ fully to maintain the I):',_‘t.’),1x:)(‘.‘)[;:1l
- . ’ . noon e :
tion of the Company. Lt“:pg=sng¢3hsurL,hcs:dwellings
stores, riierrhaiitlise, fliiriiiturf. and l{)‘:,l'°;_?‘l:}“l l""°l“"},
ty gencral'l_v.avaiiisi oss or ainage , - '
Board ofI)£iiictors.—Lliplialct lorry. H-P}‘l\',‘*v ,2
ington, ll. tluntriigtnn,.lr. Allie” l—l“.Y~ :3"““ go rm‘
lianis, Edwin I). f\'Io|'§"“: ‘lei’ Ally“: emf" '
nam Jnuius S. Morgan. . _
I - j.;L[pHALE'1‘S'1ERR,Y, President.
JAMES G. BL)I.l.ES, ecrelar_v.
Norwalk, Aug. 10, I836. 6m°39
UEN‘S UNIVERSAL S'I‘RENG'I‘HEN-
E ING PLASTER, Celebrated for curing
pains in the breast, side,_ back, or limbs. AISO
1 ati in andlivcr coinplttlntsa f0!‘
iiriegiiimmum S ‘J. A. WEED-
SSRAESE
BY A NEVV-‘YORK OFFICE.
GEORGE ST. JOHN A GENT. CAPI-
TAL €‘.3300.000.
ATES of Premium very reasonable—1osses
R 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 afliuencc. GEORGE ST. JOHN,
Acrent of the Howard Insurance Company. 54
3 Wall street, New-York.
N orwalk, August 7, 1837. 22”‘
GUARD AGAINS" FIRE.
PROTECTION IN.S‘Ul€AN(.'E COMPANY.
‘ ILLIAM J. S'l‘Rl£E'1‘, of Norwalk, agent of
the Protection Iitsztrancc Conipany,in Iltirt
f0I‘tI,Conneclic.ut, ofl'ers to Insure Houses. Stores,
Mills, Factories, Barns, and the contents of each,
together with every other siinilar_species ofpropcr
ty, Against Loss or Damage by Fire. '1lie rates of
premium offered, are as low astliose of any other
similarlnstitution,anil eveiy man has now an op-
portunity, for a trifling sum, to protect Irirnscll
against this destructive element, which often in a
single hour, stvceputway the earntngv Of "13"!
years. _ _
’1‘lie course the office pursue in transacting their
business and in the adjustingand payinentsot losses,
a prompt and liberal. For terms ofinsurnnee, appli-
cation mav be madeto the above named Agent, who
sauthorizedtoissue policies to applicants without
delay.
Norwalk. Jan 4. 1337-
FRENCH JUJUBE PASTE.
superior article, just received and for sale
1. by N. S.BAILF.Y&SON.
N. B. Confectionery of all kinds on hand,
and for sale as usual.
Norwalk, May 22, 1838. IFG4
M
Nisw ARRANGEMENT.
For Sawpitl. Ilorscncck, Stamford, Norwaflc,
Briclge17ort, and Nc'zv-Haven.
~ \».w’
sTEAMir.ns
E'..f1~.IR".E'EELB AND I‘I'I1VIR.GDu
Will leave New York. Catherine st., and Mar-
ket st., slips, every Saturday. at 6 o’clock,
A. M. and 2, I’. M. Returning will leave
Bridgeport at 53- o’clock, A. M., anti 1 o’clock, P. M.
to general use by all those who are in the h;i.bit
of raising bees. The subscribcris now ready to
grant individual rights (in liberal terms. Please
call and examine it. NOAH S. BAILEY.
Nnrwalk. April 20.
' R. BRANDRETI-1'S UNIVERSAL
VEGETABLE PILLS, for sale by
EDVVIN LOCKVVOOD.
Norwalk, April 10, 1838. 3t57
YE STUFFS ofevcry description, for sale
cheap for cash, by J. A. WEED
NUIEVVALK CONFEC'l‘lL).\'ARY.
V ‘HE subscribers still continue at their old
stand, No. 5 Burrall’s Buildings, where
they have on hand a large assortment of Con-
fectionary, both wholesale and retail, which
they warrant to be as good as the best and as
cheap. Cordials, Essence and Stoughton Bit-
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 as
the city article. Orders supplied with the strict-
est: punctualit_v. N- S. BAILY & SON.
Norwalk, April 12, 1838.
' "INDOW GLASS AND SASHES.-—Just
I't.:C(’I\'Gtl and for sale, wholesale and retail,
I00 boxes German and Renselaer GLASS, ofa Sllx
perior qiiiility, a.-tsorted, from 6 by 8 to I2 b I()'.—-
Also, a large assortnient of WINDOW SASIIES,
assorted, from 6 by 8 to ll by I5. a first rate article
' VVM. J. S'I‘REE’l‘.
N. B. Interest is required oti all accounts over 90
days staiiding.
Nor walk, May 28, I838.
SEEM? GOODS
AT I/IURWALK, OLD WELL.
IIE subscriber respectfully informs the in
lrabitants at the Old Well and its vicinity
that he has commenced business in the Store
near the Steamboat Landing, and now offers for
sale a general assortment of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, &c. all of which
has been purchased 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 making their
purchases elsewhere.
His goods will be sold at moderate prices and
on accommodating terms. He friendly invites a
share of public patronage.
THOMAS L. PECK.
Ncrwalk, (Old WeII,) May 29, 1838,. tf65
IIIOIIWALK STEAM CUVIFECTIOVIARY.
EESIIE subscribers are now prepared to manu-
facture all kinds of Confectionery, in the
best manner and of superior stock, which for
durability and beauty of appearance are surpass-
ed by none. Experience has taught them that
an article made of the best quality of sugars and
sold at a proportionate price, is far better, both
for the buyer and seller than a poor article at a
low price. 'I‘bey have therefore concluded to
take the former course. Country merchants can
always depend upon being supplied attheir doors
with a fresh article. All kinds ofCor.fectionary,
both wholesale and retail, at their establishment
No. 5 Wall street, where all wishing to pur-
chase are invited to call.
N. B. A splendid article ofJUJUBE PASTE,‘
the real French manufacture, has just been re-
ceived, fresh from the importers, and is offered
Call and see.
N. S. BAILY &. SON.
Norwalk, August 6, 1838. 75
g‘1 E. VV.-\RING’S CORN SIIELLERS, for
2.}! a sale atthe Factory price.
. S FILES CURTIS.
_ UGAIIS, TEAS, and other kinds of DRY
GIIUCERIES, for sale by ' - '
GEORGE ST. JOHN.
Norwtilk, October 2, 1338. if 82
if 64
trggij
Norwalk at 7;} “ ‘* and 3 “ “
, Stamford at 8; “ “ and 4 “ “
,IIorscncck at 9 “ “ and ‘ii " "
Sawpit at 9,1, “ “ and E) “ “
Making two boats on that day from the above
places.
Also, will leave New-York every Monday,
Tuesday, VVednesday, Tliursday, and Friday,
at 7, A. M.. Returning. will leave Bridgeport, at
7 o’clock, A. 31.; Norwalk, at9; Stamford, at 10;
Horseneck, at half past 10; and Sawpit at 11.
0;’? Stages will be in readiness to convey pas-
sengcrs from Norwalk to New-Canaan. Ridge-
field. Fairfield,\Vestport. Soutliport 8.-..'Danbury.
every day ; to Litchticld, every Ttiesday,Thurs-
day, and Saturday; from Bridgeport, daily, to
New-Haven and Derby; and on Saturdays, ti
Stage leaves Bridgeport for Milford.
July 25th. 1838. If 73
NEW SUPl‘LY.——A new supply of Hay
and Sack Salt,just rcc’d and for sale by
HUBBF.-LL & CO.
ROOMS TO LET. _
NE or two rooms over the subscriber’s store.
well calculated for offices, or some mecha-
nical business. caii be obtained on reasonable
terms. Apply to \VM. J. STREET.
P INE AND OAK WOOD—For sale by the
subscriber at the Old VVcll Landing. ,
THOMAS L. PECK.
Norwalk, (Old VVCII.) JuK[ 8. 1838. if 70
ERRIMACK AND DOVER PRINTS.
l. . . 10.000 yds. Merrimack and Dover Prints
just received, and for sale at '12; ets. per yard,
at the cheap cash store, No. 2 Burrall’s build-
ings. west side the Bridge.
tf72] '1‘. STEVENS.
DRUGS AND IVIEDICINES.
THE subscriber has opened in
this place, a few rods north of the
bridge, for the selling of all kinds of
I Drugs and Medicines, &c. &.'c., be
being agent in selling and receiving
goods from an old established Druggist 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. lf79
AULDRON KETTLES, from 15 to 60 gal-
lons, for sale by STIL ZS CUR'I‘__lS.
siarotct seniors t I
Hard and Pale Brick for
sale by he subcriber at the Old Well Landing.
THOS. L. PECK.
Norwalk-. (Old VVeII.) Au,r_it;st 6, 1838. if’/'4
ALIVIANACS FOR 1839.
IDDLEBOOICS, Priiidle’s, Common
School and Comic Almanacs, by the gross,
dozen. or single. for sale by J. A. \VEED.
VAAIUOD ASIIES WAN'l‘ED.
IGHTEEN PENCE a bushel will be
-44 paid for wood ashes by the subscriber.
MARTIN KALBFLEISCH.
Nr.rvvall~t, March 27., 838. ;f'55
New Invcizzecl C/iemical Renovating Balls.
-i:‘I‘II*} above preparation will effectually take
nutall grease spots. paint, pitch. and tar,
from all kinds of woollen cloths. silks, hats, &c.‘
without fading the color, or injuring the article
to which it is applied. For sale by
CHARLES M. KNAPP.
Norwalk, (Old Well.) May 19, 1838. tf63
LBS. REFINED SALT PETRE. or
sale’ by J.A. WEED. '
$LD CHEESE, for sale by
use tf]
have secured the Patent Right for this county.
Norwalk, May 29, 18217.
I
Famham’s Patent Rotary Washing and
Bleaching Machine. »
HE subscriber will receive orders for Farnliam’a
Patent Washing Machine, and furnish them
on short notice. He has one at his dwelling house
which can be seen in operation every washing day.
It was left. there three or four montlis,and has given
good satisfaction.
The Ladiesin particular, are requested to call and
examine for themselves. Messrs. Olmsted 8;‘ C0-
Wl\‘I.J. STIiEE'I‘.l .
s
T. B. BUTLER .
A.'§"E‘ORNEY Ail‘ H.-AVVg
®b‘l"ICl«) west side ofthe I$ridge,ovcr the Hat
Store of Henry B Chase.
Nortvalk, Feb 15. I837 » tfti.
CIRCULATIIV G LIBRARY.
’ HE Stibicrilrer would inform .5 old patons
and the pnblic gent-rall_v,tliat neis COn§l'r|X‘i1y
'ileiary works—the following is a partial list.
ir akiug additions to his Iibraty of the most popnt» I '
IM PORTAN '1‘ DISCOVERY.
.EDGES CELEBRATED RHEUMA-
; TIC PLASTER. This plaster is equal-
ly eflicacious whether the disease be located in
the hip, shoulder or elsewhere in the system;
and in most cases one box is siifficient to effect
a cure. The cures which it has effected and the
recomendations given show that it excels any
article ever before offered to the public. Thin
plaster is to be applied in all cases to the sole!
ofthe feet. Fordirectionsand recommendntiom -
s
satisfy the most incredulous. For sale be
J. A. \VEED.
Price 25 cents per box.
Norwalk, Sept. 4, 1837.
HARD AND HOLLOW WARE,
IRON, STEEL, AND CASTINGS.
LINSEED. SPERMACETI, AND FITH on,
wnrrn LEAD, our AND i’N 011., '
VENISTIAN AND ENGLISH RI-ID,
FRENCH AND SPANISH YELLOW,
'I‘lrc l‘Ic'iress, Sayings and Doings, Guy Rivers,"
Refugee, Tales 8:. Sketches. Village of.\Irreudorpt,
Landcrs Cyclopedia Newton Forster,
Pi.-veril ofthe Peak, Four years 81. it lial.
The Insurgents, Champions of Freedom,
Pacha of many Tales. Titre!‘-)'0i1I'Sin An-crica,
France in 1829 :51. 30. Lifeof a Sailor,
Siliiiian’s'I'ravcls,The Alhambra.
Whigs of Scotland, Tales ofthe Matter.
Ilajji Baba, Jacob Faithful, .\=isericsofMarriage,
De Vere. Cruise of the Mitlgc,
Legcrrdary, Mystery, England &tlic English,
Two Old Mcn’s Tales, Men 3,‘ Manners,
High Ways &, By Ways, Donrinics Legacy,
The Abbess, Jacqueline of HoI.aiic'. _
Qnantin Durward, U. 5. Criminal CBIPIEIFI;
Life of Mrs Siddous,'l‘ibblctoii. s '."raTn-s,
New Tales by Mrs. Opie, Amc:icaii I..21l.‘dl}.HI.
Rhoda, Honor 0' Hara, Right I\'inies,
Duke Christian, The Spy: The Pratt:
Earthquake’ Bracvbridge Hall, ‘
English Life, Meimotli, Red Ganntler,
Josephus, Eugene Aram, .
Dcdimns Duckworth, Mandeville,
Tales of the Priory, Cottage Boy!
Pastors Fireside, Perils of Woman,
Pen Owen, Prairie, Tales ofiiiy Landlord,
Country Neighbors, Last Days of Pompeii,
Festivals and Fasts, Missiona.iy,
Pleasures ofLife, Matthew Wald,
Memoirs of Buck, Nc\vton’s Messiah.
'l‘rnvelsthroiigli Spain, Mis.Morrell’s Voyage,
VVestward Ho, Sketches ofSocii:t_v,
Sk-etch Book, Mason's Coinpeiid.
Walsli’s Journey, Knickerbocker,
Service Afloat, The Guards,
,Tales of the West, Aiiua ofGcierstcne. A
Manners 81. Customs, Fortunes of.\'ige|,
Moreland Vale, Dunallare. The Rouc,
Blue Stocking Hall, Arabian Nights,
Red Rover, Valley of Sliciiandoah,
Woodstock, The B:irony, Enoch Crosby,
Maxwell, Adventures of it Kuz7.ilbasn,
The Provost,Tlie Exclusive, Cyril Thnrritnn,
Peep at the Pilgrims, Adventures ofa I\'iiig’s Page
Great Britain in 18331’, ritze George,
The Carbonaio. The Separation,
l‘ilney Hall, Invisible Gcntlt-maii,
E||ior’s DI bates, Life of Napoleon.
Roman Literature, Life of Pinckney,
Letters from the Egcan, I.ife of J. Tailor,
Chronicle ofGotliani, Dwight’s Travels,
Darhy’,- ' ‘our, Saiurdziy Magazine,
History ol'Europe, 'I‘uckncy’s Narrative,
Lord Byron, Wild Irish Girl, PorlersJournaI
History oi Nortlrinen, Flacide,
Posthumous Papers, Contrast, The Rivals;
Hope Leslie, Coming Out, The Bravo,
Ciarence,WcIsh i\'1ouiitiiins,Kin,<: of the Peak,
tlrc Navy
The Disowned, High Life, Flirtntion,
Elizabeth de Bruce, Pclliaiii.Dcvert‘uu,
Antiquity , Glaston dc Blondeville. Retreat,
Wept of VVishton Wish, Water Wiirh,
History ofthe Bible. Polar Seas and Regions,
Rollin’s Aiicient Bistory ltliiglisli Baron
Pleasurr-s of Hope, Tliailileus of ‘vlVulSa’\V,
Babylon the Great, Tales ofthe Heart,
Coniugsmar, Abbott, l)iscovcr_v of America,
Life ol'Gcor0e 4th History ofBriti:h India
Orations of IJeniosi.lienes, Kenilwortli, '
The Rambler, Deer:-‘ion, Fall of.lerusalom,
Paris Chit Chat,Chrldren oftbe Abbey,
Domestic Recreation Fables. Sp" nisli Daughter
Lacon, Essays and Slttelics, Ilapviuess, ’
Wliite’s Remains, Wi_llison’s Works, Va
Ship Wreck, Peregrine Pickle, Gil Bltrsa
Tales ofthe Crusaders, Caleb Williams,
Laiincclot Greaves. Heiir_v Milner,
Sir Charles Grnndison, Early Lessons,
Guy Maneriug, T. Mnoro’s Works,
Almoran & Hamel, George Desmond,
Abbey of Wcyhill, Birds ofScotland,
Seekers Lectures. lictilusc, Lights and Shadows,
Louisa, lV‘l_:i.tIeliJ'..|:.‘\l’:iiii_ioi k. Burn,‘
§ilO[I.'<ig:13‘:(l)|fC€‘lIt..l\..E‘.-::(!I;flE?f'(;IICIS Lnqglantll,
‘ einc _ ‘ Ax —‘ ai , rence ‘acart i_y
I.oll2Il'tll5J ll-)|0{‘-t"-. (i‘§“"l’b0l_l: l’lU'9l°‘s’Iioiiiist.’
Regina a ton, rccaution,
Lectures or; I’0lllC?iCSS, Balm ofGilead,
[;;;_S-ay on LV odcrii istory Tales ofa 'I.‘rave-llm
Shakspear, Hermit in thellouutry,Co|leginng_
Oxouians. Christian Rescurclies,
Asmodeus at Large, Fiddlers Observations,
Four CringlesLog, D_omesticIVlanncr.~of Americans
I-I_ulI’s Meinoirs, Marincrs_(.liroriicle,
Pirates il|t(..II0l.)l)8l'S, fruise of Potoninc,
Falkland,I’il,ot, Helen, Caspar Hauser,
lough Y’arns Linwoods,
Croekct s Life of Van Buren.
HorsolSho §olXnsoii,I{ciiti:ckian in NcwYoik
Ra.-nb osin . mcr'r:a-
One in a Thotisanrl, Peter Simple, The Doctor,
Norman Leslie, Tales of the \Voods and Fields,
Kings Own, Rattliyi the Reefer.
Midshipman Easy, Diary ofa Blase,
Poor Rlt‘ll Man, oz, Snarlc yytiw. Attila,
Ernest Maltravers. The Tuggs at Rainsgate,
iz]i.tnueé‘lSlitil{<,b]'i.)eila, Paul Clifford,
ice, (3 .0 er.
JOHN A.WEED.
])AY'S New York Bank Note List, Coun-
terfeit Detector, and Price Currant, for
sale by J. A. WEED.
Oct. 16, 1837. 32
' INDOW GLASS, HARDWARE, &..c
6 by8, 7by 9, 9by 12,9by13. 1.0 by
12, 10 by 14, and 12 by 16 Window Glass. by
the box. Also. Ha d-ware, Holllow-ware, Car-
penter’s Tools, Wroughtand Cut Nails by the
cask or less quantity, G E Waring's celebrated
Plonghs and Castings of all sizes, constantly on
hand and for sale at the Factory prices; cast
iron Cart Hubs, cast iron Ox Scrapers, &c. &c.
for sale at the lowest prices.
CHARLES ISAACS.
Norwalk, June 16, 1838. if 67
VHEAP GROLIEl{Il‘IS.—'I‘lrc subscriber has
just received and offers for sale at his Store a
few rods East ofthe Bridge, a geiieral assortmentof
the first quality ol'Funiily Groceries, as cheap as the
cheapest, consistinr: of such articles as are usually
kept in a Grocery Store.
EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, May 9, I838. if 61
PARASOLS.
Q LARGE assortrnentjust received by
' L. M. STEVENS.
FOR SALE,
OUR Valuable Building Lots, 80 feet front,
by 200 feet deep, situated on the \Vest side
ofilie harbor, near the House oftbe subscriber.
For terms, &c. apply to N. S. BAILEY.
Norwalk, May 22, 1838. N34
LATEST FASHIONS.
IEWHE subscriber has this day received a large
and superior assortment of men’s and
youth’s Cloth Caps, which will be sold at 25 per
cent less than their real value, at the cheap cash
store. No. 2 Burrall’s buildings, west side the
Bridge. '
N. B. Lowest prices invariably asked and.’
EDWIN LOCKWOOI).
.l\'orwalk, May 9, 1838. if 61
T.‘STEVENS.
if72 .
no abatement.
Nortvalk, July 211, 8438.:
Hcidenmauer, Liiieol Lincoln, Fair Maid of Perth
2 application to
SOAP STONE, PREPARED FOR USE,
VERDIGRIS, CHROME GREEN & YELLOVV
srouis vi;Li.ow, SPANISH wniriuo Aura‘
, LAMP BLACK, ’
'log_ether with nearly all articles in the line ol
Painting or Glazing. includinv a large awortmi-u
of \\-indow Sashes,from 6 by Sale 1] by ifs‘ Amn.
the shell goods may be found ncarlyevci-yan;._«|a.
I“ “‘.Y ll“°i) l0 fut‘iiish it wlrep completou‘.
VM J. STREET.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
THE Subscriber would respectfully
inform the public and his old custom-
ersin particular, that he has reopened
with a. splendid assortment of Boots
and shoes of every description, at the old stand
formerly occupied by George Mead, Esq. whore
those who wish to purchase can be accommodat.
ed with ready work on the most reasonable terms.
The. following coinprisea part of his stock on
hand, which he offers at the lowest cash prices:
50 pair Men’s Calfskin Boots. at 3 dc $4 pr. pair,
500 do Ladies French Tics, at 8?} (;ts_ _ do
. 100 do do Gaitcr Boots $1 50 do
50 do Misses Slippers, 50 and 75 cts, do
100 do Moms Washington Shoes,$1 375 do
50 do BOYS do do 87; to $1 do
50 do Cocks, do 44 as. ’ do
N. B. All kinds of Boots and Slices madeto
r-t‘tl(‘.l', ofthe very best mate-rials,and in tliemost,
fashionable and workmzinlike manner.
01'?’/llS0 _on hand and for sale about one Ton
of first ,quality SolcLcather.
GEORGE JA .
VVilton, July 3, 1837. MES
{ or-ran LES ISAACS
F'Fl~IIiS for sale, on the lowest ternrs, at My
Airiong his iissottnicnt niav he foiintl :
'I‘ablc and DescrtKnivc-s and Forks; Pen Jack
Butcher and Shoe Knives; Carving Kniwis and
Forks; English and American Shovels and Spades '
Mill. CWSSCIII and Brick Saws; Hand Pam-I ‘Brass’
Back and Compass Saws; Brass. Iron and Brittan-
nia Candlesticks; Siiuffers and Trays; 13,-,“ An
dirons; Shovels and Tongs; (;;.,,,,.,,,,,,. Ch“,
'l‘runk.Till, Closet and Rim Locks; pad aind nigh;
and square Bolts. Butts ofull kinds , Jariieo'.,.,.,,,”
of all Illll1ll)0l‘5i Atlgtirs, common and cohcay¢-
Files of all kinds; Aiigur Bills; Bruce and Bills:
Chopping Knives; Britiannia Table ti Tea Spoon;
Brass Kettles ; Cooking Pots, Dish Kettles Tea
Kettles, Sauce Pairs, Fr) ing Pans, (iritl IYOIIS’, Byip
ets, Ilaniincrs Curry Combs, Trace (‘haina Stool
- v . ‘ , ' ‘ '
)'Hl'(IS,..‘\lllt.'l‘I(:tll’lalltilbllgllsll Cliisst-ls of all kinds,
Dinning I(ll:VeS,§lIIgle and double l'liino Irons,
:0nIpnssc>, .I.lyfiLqlllllcF, Steel Squares, Wood
1¥“l*35- Plyefi. Steel anti Motto Tobacco Boxes;
brass, iron and wood C:islors: VVrought and (‘at
Nails: Clothes, hair, iooih,shoe, house and white
wash Briislics; (ilasstiiiil Japan Lninps, Jaime”
Furand Jack Pltiiies, Match I'lanes, Rabbit Planes:
Beads. Ovtilos and Squares, Oval-..-rs and Bonds,
&c.&c.
(IERIES.
Norwalk, May 7, I838.
NEVV DISCOVERY.
If 6|
hie remedy for diseases arising from" impurity
of the blood, a substitute for .nercury in chronic and
bilious ziffetttions, Scrofula, Dyspepsia, 8z.c. Also, a
remedy for morbid seer:-lions of the stomach and
livci. nervous (II.\'(:‘3l.~(:S and a Blood Purifier. '.I‘lI8\"
valuable I’tlls are :1 coiribinatiori ofa newly discover,
ed alkaline siibstaiice extracted from the 'l'oinuIq
Plant, with other vegetable sulistaiiccs, \\ liich lmvp
been found to modify and dilliise its 8lIirt.'l8. and an
believed to be the best alterativc and uutinu-tic )1."
tlirinc ever kiioivn. For sale by J, ,g_ \Vh;E[)_
Norwalk. May 7, I838. if 6}
NEW LUSH ‘¥ARD
A'I‘ THE OLD \VELL LANDING.
’ V H E subscriber has coiiiirieircctl the Lurnbor
_ business atthe Old \Vcll Lzindiiig, and now
tillers for sale a general assortincut, viz:
11,000 Piece Boards
3.500 Hemlock Boards
7,900 Plank
2:000 Hemlock St.-antling
2,000 Clap Boards
60.000 Feet wide and clear Boards,
238 Bunches of Shingles
1410.000 Feet tiinbcr assorted sizes
16-5,000 Fastening Lath ' h
Cut Nails, Building Lime, &c. constantly on
hand. all ofwhiclr have been purchased recently,
and will be sold at moderate prices.
. THOMAS L. PECK.
Norwalk, (Old Well.) August 4, 1838. If 74
CLOVER AND TlMO'I‘HY SEED, for sale by
JOSEPH S MEEKER
Now i.‘ the time for Great Bargains.
ALL AND WINTER 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 be,
will warrant the prices less and goods better than
can be found at any other shop in the county,
as be has adopted the expedient of selling goods
for cash only. being fully convinced that it is
better for all concerned, to buy but few cheap
cash Goods than a great many dear credit Goods.
Large profits and long pay days are not the things
they are cracked tip to be.
I would therefore respectfully intimate to all
who wish to buy cheap. to call and examine my
cheap Goods. With 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 band is
worth two in the bush.’ I am not about to puff
my cheap Goods into notice on paper, but will
simply ask your attention when you cometo the
flourishing 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
confidently believcl can make it your interest
to purchase, if you want cheap Goods. I do
not deem it necessary to enumerate articles, but
will simply say to all. that you will find every
article called for in my line of business.
'1‘. STEVENS.
Norwalk. Sept. 18, 1838 80
ORISON’S VEGETABLE UNIVER-
SAL PILLS.—The subscriber being ap- ‘
pointed agent for the sale of the above medicine,
by H. Sbepheard Mont, will keep a constan’
supply in packages of $3, $1, or single boxes 5;
ifthe virtues of the medicine, may be seen on
J. A. WEED. I
Sept. 25, 1838. (pg;
Locks; I-up--oven and .v....r.u. ........... r..,......
tannia Teapots. Watsoti’s Gregory '5 Ans, “,,,cj,_ '
IIE Compound Toniiito I’ills. a new and vahui.
25 cents each. A large volume of testi'iffonials"
ee bills accompanying each box whiclrwill , \
required in finislringabuilding, and most article: ‘
2ltf ‘
Store \Vest siilethe Bridge, II: (I I I ’-
VVaic, Carpenters’ Tools, Window i;.‘|a_.u_::(&icoll£_: I‘
I
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Also. A GENER-\I_.ASSOI{'l'MEN’1‘ or one. 7'
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