C
ON LOW SPIRI'l‘S..
OW spirits is a certain state of the lllljlnd aC;¢‘>::t
. o I _ ' U
panied by indigestion, wherqinl: set slxnmde
evils are app relieiidad uP°P ll"? 5&3 ' Zm_.|gemme‘_
and the worst conseqiionc_esi_m38'“° onfined '0
dical writers supposed this diseasg to cc‘ h : ‘am,
those pi rticular regions of the all Omens 9° “"1 h-
Cazlflll hypocondria, which are situated on the "8 '
or left side of iliat cavity, whence comes the name
Iiypocondriasis.
srMP'i-nits.
The common corporeal symptoms 8'9» fll‘l“l°_"°l'
in the stomach or bowel.-_. aciiil eiuctatitiiis, Costne-
.ness, iiuasinodii: pains. glddlnes-‘i ¢l"'"l_959 Of 9Ig_lii,
p,,t,,tt.,t;0,,5_, ttnttotten an utter inability of fixing
the a.t,.,,tion upon any subject of importance. 0|. cn.
gaging in any thing that demands ‘"307 °r_°°l""‘r'.‘-"’-
A|s., 't.,.ngu;.t,,..55_the mind bi-comes irr_tiahle,
t|toughtful,desponding, nit-lanclinly, and detected,
accciiipztnietl with a total ileran,geme.iiofilie new
on; systen]. The mental feelings and peculiartrtil i:
of ideas that haunt the imagination and ovei‘\vli'o‘lin
the j,,.t..m.-nt, exhibit an infinite diversity. lhe
PI I -
wisest and best man are as open to this ufilltllofl 113
the svcaltest.
curses. I .
A setlentttry life of any kind, cspecl
tudv protracted to it late liourin the night, and rarely
relieved by social intercourse. or exercise, it dissolute
habit oreat excess in eating and dI"|fll‘l“S» llle lm‘
lIlt)(I6t‘:lt-I use of mercury, violent purgatives. the
suppression of some habitual dtscli.-irge, (as, the _ob-
struction of the mensns,)or long continued eruption;
retaxation or .lebl|ity of one or more important or-
gans within the abdomen. is a frequent cause.
racsrui-:N'r.
The principal objects of treatment are, to remove
indtnegtton, to strengthen the body, and toenliven
we ‘s’,,-,,."__: which m .v be promoted by exercise, Mir-
.1): ‘hours iieoular meals and pleasant conversation.
. - 9 a _ . ‘ .
The bowels (if costive) being carefully regulated by
the occasional use of niilil uperient. We know no-
thing better calculated to obtain this end, than Dr.
“;m_ Evansv Ape,-lent [>i||s...lieing mild and certain
in their operation. The bowels being once cleansed.
bisinestimable Camomile Pills, [which _are_ tonic,
alflodyfle and anti-spasmodic] are an inlnllible re-
medy itiid without dispute have proved a great
blessing to the numerous P“l’ll°-
some physicians have recommended a free use of
me,.c,,,.,. but it should not be resorted to; as in ma-
3
- ' ~ - - - he s mptoms.
ases it will gioaily BEST-l"‘l° ' ‘ 3 _
ny'l9lie medical office of Dr. WM. EVANS is at No.
100 (‘hathum st., where his Camoinile, its well as his
excettent Family Aperient Pills, may he obtained.
Aggents are wanted, south and west.
ally severe
‘ FOLLOWING INTERESTING
REAA)NI)HA;S'l‘ONlSHING FACTS.
amongst upwards of Twenty-
five thousand Cures. performed in one year, by the
use of Dr. W. Evans’ Medicines. Principal Ofhre
iii at I00 Chatliain st. N. Y. where the Doctor may
be consulted peisonally,.or by letter, [Post Paid]
from any part of the United States. &C- l'€l'5°ll9
wquit-ittg medicine and advice must enclose a Bank
Note, or Order.
To Jxmeii Dickson, 36 Coritliill, Boston, . .
Agent for the sale of Dr. Evans’ Caminomile Pills:
Lowell, Nov. I5, 1538.
Dear Sir--Knowing by experience that every rc-
fereoce that the afflicted I‘f‘C9iY8 °l ll" l’*"‘_°fi‘-'"ll "'3'
gum or tnedicities. I clieerfully offer mine to the
ublic, in behalf of Dr. Win. Evans’ Catnmomile
Pills. [have been afflicted for the last ten years.
Wm, di_,,,.eS5 in ,t,,._ hand, and chest; often sp bad,
" ,0 deprive me of sleep for three or four nights in
gncci-s,-tion, but have never found relitf by any ofmy
friends’ prescriptions. until my wile saw the adver-
tisements in the paper; when she persuaded me to
send for some, which I did, and obtained two boxes
und bottles, which resulted in almost completely_re-
storing me to health, although I have iiotye: entire-
I fI‘.‘.Ia'Ile(I them. Should you consider this any bene-
t to yourself‘, or the public, you have my cheerful
Oertuisiiion to publish it. Youi’s respectfully.
I THOMAS K. GOODHUI-J, Cential st-
ET
The following are
33'' ASTHMA, THREE YEARS’ STANIMNG.
Mr. Robert Monroe, Schuylkill. afflicted with the
above distressing malady. Syinptoins—Great lan-
guor. flaiulency. disturbed rest, nervous headache,
difficulty of breathing tightness and stricture across
the breast, tlizziness, nervous 'irr'itabilit_v and rest-
lessness, could not lie in a horizontal position without
the sensation of impending sufibcatioii, pi-ilpitation
of the heart, distiessing cough. costiveness, pain of
the stomach. drowsiness, great debility and deficien-
cy of the nervous energy. Mr R _Monroe gave un
every thought of recovery, and dire despair sat on
the coiintenance of every person interested inhis
existence or happiness, till by accident he noticed in
3 public paper some cures eff.-.ctetI by Di‘ WM.
EVANS‘ MEDICINE in his cotnplaint,wiiich in-
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 dc-
cliiration is, that those atllicted with the sainc or any
symptoms similar to those froiti which he is happily
restored, may likewise receive the same iuestiinahle
benefit.
LIVER COMPLAINT TEN YEARS’ STAND-
ING. Mrs. HANNAH BROWNI-),wil'e of losepli
Browne, North Sixth st. near Second st. Williams-
burgh, afflicted for the last ten years with the Liver
Complaint.comp|etely restored to health through
the treatmentol Dr WM. EVANS.
Sytnptoms—Habitual constipation of the bowels.
total loss of appetite,exciutiating pain of the epi-
gastric region, great depression of spirits, languor
and other symptoms of extreme debility, ilistuioed
sleep, inordinate flow of the menses, pain in the
right side,could not lie on her left side without an
aggravation of the pain, urine high colored, with
other symptoms indicating great derangement in the
functions of the liver.
Mt-ti. Browne was attended by three ofthe first
physicians. but received but little relief from tlteii
medicine. till Mr. Browne procured some of Dr.
VVm. Evans’ invaluablepreparntioit. \\IiIt.'II effectu-
ally relieved her of the above distressing syniptouts,
with others, which it is not essential to tntiniate.
JOSEPH BIIOWNE.
City and County of New York, ss.
Joseph Browne, of Willianisburgh, Long Island,
being duly sworn, did ilepose and say, that the facts
u not forth in the within statement, to which he has
jbsci tbed his name, arejnst and true.
JOSEPH BROWNE,
Husband of the said Hannrili Browne.
Sworn before me, this 4th day of .l:inuar_y, I837.
PETER PINKING, Com. of Deeds.
REMARKABLE CASE OF ACUTE R.HEU- 0,, st“,
MATlSM,with an Affection of the Lungs, cured
under the treatment of Dr. WM. EVANS, I00
Chatham street, New York. Mr Ber._tamin S. Jar-
vis, 13 Centre st. Newark. N.J., ntllicted for four examine for theinselvt.-s.
years with severe pain: in all his joints, which were
always increased on the slightest motion,the tongue
preserved at steady whiteness; loss of appetite. diz-
Iiness in his head. the bowels commonly very cos-
iivo, the urine high colored, and oflen profuse
lweating, unattended by relief. The above syinp.
toms were also attended with considerable difficulty
of breathing, with a sense of tightness acrossthe
chest,likewise agrcat want of due energy in the
nervous system.
The above symptoms were entirely remove, and it
perfect cure effected by Dr. Wm. Evans.
BENJ. S. JARVIS.
City of New York. ss.
Benj. S. Jarvis being duly sworn. doth depnne and
say that the facts stated in the above certificate
subcribed by him, are in all respects true.
Sworn before me, this .‘..’5tlt November. 1836.
WILLI AM SAUL, Notary I’-ihlit-.,
596 Nassau st.
Principal Offices for the sale of Dr. \VM
EVANS’ Camomile and Aperient Pills, New
York, 100 Cliaiham street.
Philadelphia, 19, North Eighth Street.
BOSIOD. 36. Cornhill Street.
This valuable medicine is to be bad of the
following Agents
1- 3- Gilman. Druggist. No. 201, Main st.
Hartford: Hughes & Hall, Middletown ; John A,
geedhNorwalk; David Mitchell, Church st.
°“’ ave“; \Vm. S. Wood,Stamford; J W.
C
THE SLOOP CITIZEN
Capt. GR UMIWAN, Master,
Will sail from Hoyt’s loading to James Slip.
N. York on Tuesdays, and return on Saturdays
THE SLOOP IVIECHANIC.
Capt. ROCITWELL, Master.
VVill sail on Saturdays and return on Thurs-
days. Freight will be taken as low as at other
landings. For further information inquire of ei-
thcr of the captains on board of their respec-
tive vessels, or at the store of the subscriber.
WILLIAM T. HOYT.
Norwalk, May 22, 1838. tf 63
CHARLES IVIERRIT,
SURGEON DENTIST.
AVING peririanently located himself in
the city of Bridgeport. begs leave respect-
fully to inform the inhabitants of Faiifield and
the adjoining counties. that he is fully prepared
to perform any operation upon the Teeth. at his
rooms,in the most approved and scientific manner.
Ladies and gentlemen who wish to have teeth
inserted. are informed that he has,and will keep
constantly on hand. a superior assortment of In-
corruptible Teeth. which. for beauty and color.
are quite equal to the natural ones, and in point
of durability. are much superior.
C. M. has been located in this city about 18
months. and his success has been such as to war-
rant him in assoringthe public. with the most
perfect confidence. that this place will continue
to be his permanent residence.
All calls in his profession will be gratefully re-
the day, at his otlice in Plienix Building. Wall
street. September 5, 1838.
f?’ The following ceriiticate from citizens of
Bridgeport. is respectfully suinitted to the public:
‘ \Ve are happy to unite in assuring the public
that our fellow citizen, Mr. Charles Merritt. Sur-
geon Deutist. is both professionally and person-
ally worihy their fullest confidence, and that he
possesses our oivn. \Ve have either experienced
ourselves, or witnessed in others, the skill, ease
and elegance with which he operates. and are
confident that his work is not surpassed by any
Dentist in New York; whilst his comparatively
moderate charges afibrd to all the exercise of his
professional ability.
Philip A. Cannon. David H. Nash.M. D.
\Vin. B. Nash, M.D.
Hyde é£Curtis.
Wm. R. Taylor, Wm. H. Noble,
Henry Shelton.
Stiles Nichols 65 Co.
Hubbell 65 Thompson, Birdsey 6.: Beach,
Deforest dz Beardsley. James Porter.
Bridg eport, July 28, I838. 6m79
A-N assortment ofcoarse men's peg Boots and
Shoes. Cheapfor cash by
Oct. 5. 1838.
D. SELLECK.
tt‘S7
IDJBYI EEEIDJS-J
VERY general assortment of STAPLE anti
FANCY GOODS may always be hail at the
Store of GEORGE ST. JOHN.
Norwalk, Octobei 2, I838. if82
LAST CALL.
THE subscriber once more requests all those
who are owing liiiu for Tailoring. to call
and settle without further delay. Those who
neglect this call will be charged interest.
NOAH S. BAILEY
Norwalk. July 30. I838. 70
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE."
' _ THE subscriber offers for sale the
W . place where he now resides, situated
« a few rods west of the Bridge in
. Norivalk. On the lot is it large and
comtnodious brick House and out buildings, re
cently built of the best materials and in the most
substantial manner.
This property will be sold on accommodating
terms. or exchanged for a farm that is in a good
state ofcultivatiort, either in Connecticut or New
York. GEORGE SELLECK.
Norwallr, Nov. 17, 1838. if 89
LE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
'l‘HE subscriber, wishing to dis-
pose of his property in this town,
‘I,’ offers for sale his homestead at the
Old Well, now occupied by Stephen
iys; also, it. tract of land containing about
eight acres. situated on Brook’s Hill, in the rear
of George Benedict’s house; also, another tract,
known as the Butler land, containing about eight
acres, and lying on the N. Y. Turnpike, about
one mile from Old Well. If not previously
disposed of, said property will be offered at pub.
lic auction, on the premises, on the 14th day of
March next,at 2 o'clock P. M. said property
is in the charge of James Quintard, Esq. who is
authorized to sell the same, and who will «rive
all the requisite iitforination to those who fiiay
wish to purchase.
MELANCTON HOYT.
Norwalk, Nov. 12. I838.
HORN AND HOOF SCRAPS WANTED.
EVENTY-FIVE CENTS per hundred
weight. will be paid by the subscriber for
Horn anti Hoof Scraps. at the Norwalk Chemi-
cal Manufaciory. M. KALBFLEISCH.
Norwalk, Dec. 3. 1838. if 9]_
AN ASSOR TIIIEN T OF LOZENGES,
FOR sale by N. S. BAILEY &. SON.
Decemberl0, 1833.
F a1'nham's Patent Rotary Washing and
Bleaching ]l’Iac/tine.
H E sulsscribcrwil I receive orders for [-‘.-u'nliam's
Patent Washing Machi-ne, antl furnish them
rt notice. He has one at his dwelling house
which can be seen in operation eveiy washing day.
Itwas left there three or fotir months,and has given
wood satisfaction.
The Ladicsin particular, are requested tocall and
Messrs. Olmsted 8; Co.
have secured the Patent Right for this county.
WM.J. S'I‘REE'l‘.
I2
Norwalk May 29. I837.
iiiimss PORK.
A
FEVV barrels of {first} quality Mess Pork, for
May 9. I637.
sale by HUBBELL 81. CO.
PLO U G HS.
G \_VARINU'S celebrated Ploughs and
o Castings. Also, Cast Iron Cart Hubs, for
sale at the Factory priceii, by l
CHARLESEISAACS.
Norwalk. May 7. 1838. m‘ 5]
-m ALL wiiiotu 11‘ MAY CONCERN!
V-E‘ HE subscriber requests all those who have
unsettled accounts with him for Tailoring
E0 Call and Settle the same without delay._
flff’ Pantaloons and Vests made, and cutting
done, as heretofore, at short notice.
_ N. S. BAILEY.
N orwalk, April 23. tf 59
ODFISH.—100 Quintals Codfish, for
_ sale by the subscribers at the New-York
prices. HUBBELL 6: CO.
Norwalk, February 5. 1838. 48
G UN S I G U N S I
UST received one case German Brass
Mounted Percussion Lock Guns, a. first rate
article. Price, five dollars.
Also, a few English Guns. Brass Plated Ps
Taylor, Westpott; N. S. Worden, Bridgeport,
RIMS’ 1‘L‘qlo1.8ll8I8orideu; Josiah Edwards, Berlin
ltiidfl NorwalIr,Aug.20, I838
tent Locke. Price, nine dollars.
WM. J. STREET.
'1
-tteived, and attended to punctually. any hour of
tf76
«
FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN.
7 HE subscriber offers for salea Homestead
consisting of about five acres of good land,
with a Dwelling House, Barn. étc. thereon
standing, pleasantly situated in Datien. near the
Congregtional church. It is a first rate stand
for a mechanic of any description. and if appli-
ed for soon, will be sold at a bargain. If not sold.
said place will be rented for one or two years.-
For terms. apply to JONATHAN BATES.
Darieu, or CHARLES ISAACS. Norwalk.
JOHN COOPER.
Darien, May 31. 1838. if 65
TA ILORIN G.
V HE subscriber respectfully informs the in-
itabitants of Norwalk and vicinity, that he
has opened a Shop at No. 1, Buirall’s buildings.
where he is prepared to execute all orders in the
Tailoring line, with neatness, and in the latest
fashion. A share of the public patronage is
solicited. GEO. W. RAYMOND.
Norwalk, August 20, 1838. (511176
°I"ll.l'il3.lRlL9lll.l$E l43E©@i‘€.e
OR SALE—Fourteen shares of the Capi-
tal Stock ofthe Cotinecticut Turnpike Com
pany. Enquire at the Fairfield Conpty Bank
of T. \VARNERJr., Cashier. _
June 1st.1838. If 60
C HICHESTER’S Spelling Book for sale by
J. A. WEED.
October 15. 1838. tf84
SALT! SALT!
QV BUSHELS of Coarse At "uilla Salt
C)00for stile in lots to suit [)II|’CIl‘il:S8I'S, by
. HUBBELL dc CO.
Norwalk, October 25, I838. 86
. A RA RE OPPORTUNITY.
Y ES. reader. such an opportunity as is not
‘often ofiered. The Confectionary estab-
lishment of N. S. Bailey 15- Son, is for sale.
There is no jesting in this. the subscribers have
really oflcred theirconcern for sale.
This establishment possesses advantages
not equalled by any other of the kind between
New York and Boston.
The extensive back country which it now sup-
plies, the facility of communication with New
York, its receipts being wholly in cash, and con-
seqtiently the small amount of capital required
to conduct it, renders it an exceedingly rare op-
portunity to any person wishing to engage in a
lucrative business. It will not, it is true, fill a
man's purse in a moment, but it is such as to se-
cure a good profit.
Any person wishing to invest a small sum of
money in this way. will learn further particulars
by calling at No. 5. Burrall's Buildings, at the
store of the subscribers.
N. S. BAILEY <55 SON.
Norwalk, Oct. 12, 1838. tf8/I
mot anti Saline Store.
THE subscriber having pur-
chased the stock in trade of Mr.
j Henry Sclleck. ofthis town. con-
sisting of gentleman's and ladies
Boots and Shoes, Sole and Upper Leather. dtc.
has opened a Store a little North of the Bridge,
one door from Lawrence M. Stevens’ Dry Goods
Store, where he intends keepingthese articles for
sale. together with a general assortment of Call
Skins. Morocco Skins, Linings and Findings of
every description, for the accommodation of all
who may want articles of the kind.
He has committed the business to the care of
Mr. H. Durand. who will give his whole time
and attention to it; and from his long experi-
ence in the business, it is presumel be will be
.able to give erieral satisfaction to those who may
be disposed 0 cell. He therefore soliciisa share
ofthe public patronage. Measures will be tak-
en for Boots and Shoes of all descriptions, at the
store, and all orders promptly attended to.
Please call and try. DAVID SELLECK.
Norwalk. August 21. 1838. if 76
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
AMES MALLORY is almost daily receiving
Q additional supplies of seasonable Goods, which
for chcapness cannot be exceeded by any other
shop. Among his assortmentmay be found:
Bioadclotlis of all prices and colors; Cassimercs
and Satinetts. a great variety; Flannels of every
description, together with a good assortment of
Silks; French, German, and English Merinoes;
Pilot Cloths, French and English Prints, Ingrain
Carpeting, and Domestic Goods of every descrip-
tion. The assortment will be found to be quite as
extensive, and full as cheap, as at any other store in
this place. Call and examine for yourselves.
IE? China, Earthen, and Glass Ware, a very nice
assortment.
Norwalk, October 2, 1838. If 82
HARLES N. CLOCK would inform his
old friends and customers, and the public
generally, that he has removed to the Store of
L. M. Stevens, a few doors north of the Bridge,
where can be found a large asssortment of F0-
reign and Domestic Dry Goods. He hopes they
will not forget to call when wanting any article
if 86 in the Dry Goods line, for he can assure them he
can sell them Goods at prices less than they are
in the habit of buying. All persons indebted to
the subscriber will call to where he has removed,
and settle their accounts without delay.
N orwalk, August 15, 1838. 75
UGARS, TEAS, and other kinds of DRY
GBUCERIES, for sale by
GE ST. JOHN
If
GEOR
Noryvalilc, October 2, I838.
DENTAL SURGERY.
OCT. A. BILL, Surgeon Dentist. having
taken the room formerly occupied as a
Probate Office, a few doors west ofthe Bridge.
designs to make it a permanent stand for the
practice ofhis profession.
He will be happy. at all hours of the day. to
see his fiiends. and answer all their calls, in
Dental Surgery.
He designs visiting Ridgefield. and the ad-
iacent towns, sufficienily often to meet the pat-
ronage of his friends. and to adjust any thing in
his line that may be wrong.
Teeth inserted on plate and pivot, also cleans-
ed, separated, extracted, (Sec. 66c. dcc.
Rgizrcnces.-Dr. Howell Rogers, Colcbester,
Ct. Dr. \Vm VVitter. Physician and Surgeon.
Williainantic. Ct. Dre. R. B. Botsford.und D.
P. Knapp. Danbury, Ct. Dr. Hess. North
Salem. N. Y. Dr. Perry. Ridgefield, Ct.
Norwalk, Oct. 15, 1 38. tf84
N. B. Teeth extracted gratuitously for those
who are notable to pay.
"‘RESH TEAS.—-Imperial, Gun Powder,
Young Hyson. Hyson, Skin. and Sou-
ciiong Teas, for sale by
CHAS. ISAACS.
Dec. 10. 1833' if 92
Clot/Ls, Cassimeres, and Sattinctts.
GOOD assortment for sale cheat b
JAMES MALLO
S
Y.
Jan. 1. 1839.
EADY made clothing kept constantly on
hand will be sold at a reduced price.
Also for sale a good second hand Camblet
Cloak, and Frock Coat. _
C. M. KNAPP.
Norwzilk. December 24. 1838. if 94
' China, Earlhern and Glass Ware.
i?’ A good assortment constantly on hand at
the Store of
January 1,1839.
J AS. MALLORY.
if 95
LEVI CLARK.
AT his old stand west side
the Bridge, has for sale, very
cheap, Gold and Silver, pa-
tent lever, Lepine and plain
9, . Watches; fine pearl, eme-
rald, and all kinds of Finger
Rings; every variety of breast
- ~ '~ pins, from (id. to $53 Golll
and silver Pencils; fitie pen and pocket Knives;
Scissors, Buckles and Slides, Court Plaister, fine
Soap,Co-'.ogne,Bears Oil, Pomatiim, and various
other Perfumery, Silver and Steel Thimbles, Sand
Boxes, Ten Bell.-, a large assortment of Pocket
Books and Purses, Steel Pens, Beads. Purse Clasps,
Gold ail Gilt Lockets, Letter Stamps; Hair. Tooth,
Shaving and Cloth Brushes; Pencils with Pens,
Ra-/.ors and Straps, Snuff Boxes. fine Ivory Combs,
Pocket Compasses, Tuning Forks, Percussion
Caps, 'I‘hermometei's, Dressing Combs, Goggles,
Tweezers. Stilletoes; fine plaited and hrass_Can-
dlesticks, Snuffvrs and Trays, Castors, Britania
Tea Pots, Sugar Dishes, &c.
Brass eight day and other CLOCKS.
séilhsr aim Ssttcl 5.~;i€ttlItIt’5.
Silver Spoons ofall descriptions on hand or made
to order, wholesale anti retail; German Silver
Spoons; Plated do.; fine Silver and Plaited Butter
Kiiivcs, Nursing '1'ubcs,8t.c.
Collin Plates ofall kinds furnished at short notice.
Looking Classes of all kinds; new Plates fitted
to old frames.
tavcry variety of engraving on Spoons, Rings,
Cofiiu Plates, Carriage and Trunk Plates, Notarial
and other Seals, executed with neatness.
IE? The strictest attention paiil to Watch Repair.
ing, and alljobbing done without delay.
A few Brass Andirons, for sale very cheap.
Norwallt, October 23, I838.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
THE Subscriber would respectfully
inform the public and his old custom-
ersin particulanthat he has reopened
with a splendid assortment of Boots
and shoes of every description, at the old stand
formerly occupied by George Mead, Esq. where
those who wish to purchase can be accommodat-
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. at 3 at $4 pr. pair.
500 do Ladies French Ties, at 87,} cts. do
100 do do Gaitcr Boots $1 50 do
50 do Misses Slippers, 50 and 75 cts. do
100 do Men’s Washington Shoes.$1 37; do
50 do Boys do do 87;. to 851, do
50 do Cacks, do 44 cts. do
N. B. All kinds of Boots and Shoes madeto
order, ofthe very best materials,and in the most
fashionable attd workmanlike manner.
Also on hand and for sale about one Ton
of first _quality SoIeLeather.
GEORGE JAMES.
VVilton, July 3. 1837.
21f.
CHARLES ISAACS
FFERS for sale, on the lvivestterms. at his
Store \‘Vcst side the Bridge, Hard and Hollow
Ware,Cnrpeutei's’ Tools, Window Glass, &c. &.c.
Among his assortment may be foniid :
Table and Desert Knives and Forks; Pen, Jack,
Butcher and Shoe Knives; Carving Knives and
Forks; English and American Shovels and Spades;
Mill, Cl‘t)SSCllI. and Buck Saws; Hand Pant-I, Brass
Back and Compass Saws; Brass. Iron and Brittan-
uia Candlesticks; Snuffers and Trays; Brass An
dirons; Shovels and Tongs; Carpenter, Chest,
’I‘rnnk. Till, Closet and Rim Locks; pad and itiglit
l.ocks; Improved mid Norfolk Latches’; Round
and square Bolts, Butts ofall kinds , James'si.-rews
of all numbers; Augurs, common and concave;
Files of’ all kinds; Augur Biits; Bruce and Bitts:
Chopping Knives; Brittannia Table &.'I‘ea Spoons
Brass Kettles; Cooking Pots, Dish Kettles, Tea
Kettles, Sauce Pans, Frying Pans, Grid Irons, Brit‘
tannia Teapots. Watson’s &. biregory's Axes, H nich-
ets, Hammers Curry Combs, 'l'ruce Chains, Steel
yards, American and English Cliissels of all kinds,
Drawing Knives, single and double Pliinelrons.
Compasses, 'I.'t_y Squares, Steel Squares, Wood
Rules. Plyers. Steel and Motto Tobacco Boxes;
brass, iron and wood Caslore; VVrought and Cut
Nails; Clothes, hair, tooth, shoe, house and white
wash Brushes; Glassautl Japan Lamps, Jointers,
For and Jack Planes, Match Planes, Rabbit Planes,
Beads, Ovalos and Squares, Ovalors and Beads,
&.c. &c. ~
Also, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GRO-
CERIES.
Norwalk, May 7, I838. If 6l
To the friends of Good Ifealth in Norwalk.
YOU perceive by the following advertise-
ment, that no one can possibly sell the
Genuine Brandreth Pills, unless he possesses a
certificate signed by the Doctor and his county
agent, J. B. Sanford. You will therefore re-
quire of those who pretend to sell the Pills, to
present their certificate of agency, and unless
they can show such certificate, you may be very
sure they are counterfeit. Therefore, as you
value life and health beware of imposition.
We say boldly and honestly, the Genuine
Brandreth Pills are never found in a drug shop.
LEVI CLARK. §Agentsfor
EDWIN LOCK\VOOD. Norwalk.
Counteijieils .’ Counter/‘cits .’-—Unpriticipled
persons are still vending what they call Brand-
reth's Vegetable Universals Pills, and defraud-
ing the public by selling them a spurious article.
Beware ofpurchttsing of any Druggist.Physiciau
or Pedlar, liuudredsofwboin, in this county, are
making and palming upon the cominuuity
counterfeit Pills. who cannot under any circum-
stances possess theinselves ofthe genuine.
The present being the most unhealthy season
ofthe year, no person should be without a box of
this most invaluable medicine. to which to resort
on the slightest symptoms of illness.
To guard the public still further egainst pur-
chasing counterfeits. each ofmy agents is furnish
ed with a certificate of agency. signed by me,
and also by Benjamin Brartdreth; and it is ad-
visable forilie purchaser to ask to be shown this
certificate before purchasing. as all who sell the
genuine Braodreih’s Pills have one.
Below is a list agents appointed by John B.
Sanford foribe sale ofBrandreih's Pills. through-
out the respective towns in the county of Fair-
field: '
Fairfield,Geo. Peck. Lewis_Burr Timothy C.
Burr, and Geo. Burr.
Brookfield, Burr 6: Morris, L. C. Northrop 6;;
Co. and Win. D. Meeker.
Newtown. Baldwin 6; Beers, W. B. Glover,Ez-
ra Morgan. S. B. Peck 66 Co. Hart Shepard
and Johnson &Co.
Southport, H. Davis.
Wesiport, John \V. Taylor.
Redding. Fanton 6:. Doncomb. Abbott 6: Frost
Ridgefield, Wm. Daucby dc Co.
Danbury. David Pearce. Jr, James \V. Por-
ter. and Sturdevant ('55 Smith.
\Vilton. George B. Middlebrook.
Weston. Eli Adams and Morris Bradley.
‘ Trumbull. Judson Curtis, Hezekiah S. Nichols.
Munro. Levi Edwards and Daniel Sherwood
New Fairfield, Seely Barnum, and Stephen
Hopkins
Stratford. Robert W \Valker, and Treat Blake-
man
Norwalk. Levi Clark, and Edwin Lockwood
New Canaan. Samuel Raymond 6.: Co
Stamford, W «SLR Hoyt &Co
Greenwich, Thomas Barton, Jonathan Jessup,
and Gilbert Marshall
Darcin, Albert Seeley
Black Rock, T Ransori 6.’. Co
A constant supply ofthe Genuine Pills can be
bad at the old stand of
JOHN B. SANFORD.
Sole Agentfor Fairfield County.
AXES.
ATSON’S, Plati's and Gregory’: Axes.,
- for sale by the dozen or single, and war-l
tamed by, CHARLES ISAACS.
Norwallt. Oct. 15. 1838. if34:
I-IAIID WA RE.
THE S'|l!St‘I'IbeI' hnsjustrsceived it large addi
_ l_'°““l 3“P_PlY Of Hardware. Cutlery, Paints,
Ollil. (='l“55i Nallfi. 81¢. \\'IIl(‘h in addition to his former
stock, makes his assortment the largest ever ofl‘er-
ed in Norwalk:
I00 doxen knives and forks from 22. up, carving
do. chopping. shoe,Jack, pocket, and pen knives ;
butchers, and table steel; razors,scissors and shears,
Slmell Sllellfsl broad, wood.and boys axes; do hatch-
ets; Britannia table and tea spoons; iron, copper
zinc, and sheet iron tea kettles; Britannia and block’
tin ten pots: brass. jappan, and iron candlesticks;
brass and Jappan lamps; brass stair rods; do. eyes;
batters, tailors. Italian toy and sad irons; coffee mill
patent do; circular gridirons: frying pans, new style;
long and short handle, do: steel and brass sniiffers
do. with trays;.l.ondon and knitting pins: silver. lead
and slate pencils; snuff boxes; steel tobacco boxes;
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 Peel's blacking, slates, brass and glass
commode knobs, brass and glass curtain pins, brass
and iron table castors. do. stand, do. esciitelieon, till
locks, bed screws. picture and curtain rings, brass
nobs, brass and iron buttons, ilo. on plates. trunk
and chest handles, closetan-I hat pins, caipentei-'3
pat door door locks, knob brass morticc,closet, chest.
trunk, till, pad and drawer locks. knobs and Norfolk
latches, square, round and neck bolts. brass do; brass
and Jappan door knockers, rasps, files of all kinds,
dinner and tea bells, iron shovels and spades. ditch-
ing shovels, iron and brass shovels and tongs. bel-
lows, window, crninb, clothes, shoe. horse, white-
wash. scrubbing, paint, shaving. tooth, and pencil
5 bruslies, cooking pots from 2 to 16 gallons, dish and
wash kettles. spiders, English. Russian, Swedish.
and American Iron; American. German, English
blister, springs. and Cast Steel, old sable nail and
spikeuerds, plane irons, cut do., i' azor straps do.,
boxes and soap, coal sifters, sash weights, grindles,
Hindosan and Turkey oil stones, ship scrapers,
double and single barrel guns,Iinseeil, lamp and fish
oil.white and read lead, chrome, spruce, and Fl'o.ich
yellow, English, Venetian and Spanish reil vcrmil-
lioii, Psnssian blue. chrome green, dry and ground
verdigris, lamp and ivory black, whiting,uinber
stone, ochre, lethr.-rage, gold leaf, gold and silver
bronze, boiled oil. spirits turpentine, bright and co-
pal varnish,jappan,&c. WM. J, STREET,
Norwalk, Aug.20, 1838. if 76
_
G ENERAL DEPOT.
AND
FURNISI-IING WAREIHOUSE.
HE Subscriber is constantly adding to his 3
ready extensive stock. every new improve
mcniin articles ofKitclien furniture by which his
customers may derive every possibleadvantage from
the inventive and entcrprizing spirit of the times,
and secure to themselves and their families every
coiubination of
ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
The following new articlestleservcattentiou:—
PICRFI-J("I‘ PRI-SM IUM STOVE tot-the Kitizlien,
will burn wood or coal; has ample and highly fin
ishctl aparatus for cooking, boilers, kettles pans.
riddlcs &c,;consumes less fuel. gives out more
heat, than any other articleof the kind lierotofore
presented to the public. It is besides, coinract in
its form and liiglilyornaincntal. '.l'lie snblcriberis
now fitting upsome very handsome patterns, which
liiacii.-itoniers are invited to call and examine.
TIIE CYI.I.‘iDER. GRATE STOVE, is it neat.
pertty and economical article for stores, shops,
and orliccs. Several have already been put tip in
this place: and for cheapness, convenience and
warintlt arc rckoned the bcstyct introduced.
TO TAILORS.
LF.WlS'S Patent Co:ilStovte'»,forhcatingtailoi"s
Irons, an excellentatticle, which may also with :1
trifling expense, be adapted to culinary purposes
THE ROTARY COOK STOVE. so well adapted
to the i\'aiitsoflai'ge families, with its latest im-
provements, for burning wood or coal, are still in
constztntdeinand and in high repute.
U
0
GRATES. of every pat-
tern plum and ornamental.
brass,Russin sheet iron,so:tp
stone, Jvc. at the lowest
rates, and set in the moist
fasliionable and eommo.
dioiis stylc..
BOX.circular,and ollicrstovcs,ofcvt-rydcsvip
tion- Also,every kind of tin and sheet iron work
iloneto order. Briitannia metal tea and coffee pot.-,
spoons, knivos:i.nd forks, and a variety ofitiblc and
kitclieiifurnitnre. Anilirons shovels and tongs,&c.
STILES CURTIS, Westsidethe Bridge.
Norwalk, November 1, I837. 34
more jlietn Goons.
Just rcceived at T. Stevcns"Cash Store, No. 2 Bur‘
ralI’s Block, West of the Bridge.
Now is your time to buy Cheap Dry Goods .’
Til E subscriber hasju.-t received one ofthe hand-
somest and best selected assortinoiit of Goods
in this County, without doubt. Among his assort-
ment may be found, 100 pieces super superfine and
common Broadcloths; 150 pieces Cassimeies and
Satinets; a few pieces of new style Cassitncrcs. not
to be surpassed any whcre in this country. Also, it
new style of super Broadcloths for Ladies Clocks;
21 large assortment of super and common Pilot and
Beaver Cloths; Goats hair CBIIIIIIEIH; 300 pieces
French, Gt-.rman.and English Merinoes, of all co-
lois and qualities; Merino, Thibet VVool. and Blan-
ket Shawls: 50 pieces white, scarlet, yellow and
green Flannels; 10,000 yards Freiicli, I nglish, and
American Piints, Bombazines, &i:. 350 pieces
bleached and unbleached Shiitings an I Sheetings,
Dyapers. Bangup Cords. Beiivertcens and Everlast-
ings; For, Hair, Seal, Seleatte, and Cloth Caps;
500 pieces Ribbons,various kinds and colors: Jack-
onetts, Cambriclt and Swiss Muslins, fig’iI and plain
Laces, Edgcings and lnsertings, Bead Bags. Linen
Cambiic, hem stitched needle work on plain Hdkts 3
Flagg, Potigee, Bantlana. and Spiitlefield Poclscl
Hdltfs; rich blk, blue blk, and col’d Silks-; -I0 doz.
Lamb's wool, worsted, and Cotton Hose; Buck,
Beaver, Kid, and Woolen Gloves: Buck and Wool-
en Mittens ; Woolen Hose and half Hose : Lamb’:
woo Shirts and Drawers, Comforters, India Rub.
her and knit Suspenders. Cotton Yarn, Wiclt,Wad-
ding, Bails, the. False Bosoms and Collars; plain,
plea:ed, and Fancy Stocks, and thousands of arti-
cles too numerous to mention. The above Goods
will be sold for cash at such extreme low prices, that
it will pay those who want Dry Goods to come fif-
ty miles, to trade with the subscriber, and you
will find every article usually kept in a Dry Goods
store. '1‘. STEVENS.
Norwalk, Nov. 7, 1838. 87
SYLVESTER’S NEW DETECTOR
. OR sale by N. S. BAILEY dc SON.
No. 2 Burrall’s Buildings. West side the
Bridge. Dec. 10. 1838.
Bushela of Maple Coal for sale by
EDWIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, April 2, 1838.
TWEN T Y-FIVE DOLLARS RE WARD.
STOLEN from the Stable of the
subscriber. at Fairfield. on the night
of the 11th inst. a white More with
a switch tail, about twelve years of
a e. ‘
Whoever wgill return said More, and the Thief‘
shall receive the above reward,and a handsome
compensation for either.
—- DAVID S. GRAY.
Westport, November 12, 1828. If $
_ P OTASH-—For sale
' ’ I _ . N
NEW DISCOVERY.
THE Compound Toinitto Pills. 1 nowutttlzvées
I.lo renody for .diussesarisiu¢--froil itnp:rity
of the blood, .s substitute for mercury in clirolt cal
bilious itfl'¢ctioiin, Scrofull, D_yspepsia,&c. Also, I
. remedy for morbid secretions of the stomach and
liver. nervous diseases and a ‘Blood Purifier. Those
valuable Pill: are a combination of: iiovvly discover.
ed alkaline substance extracted from the Toronto
Plant. with other vegetable substances, which have»
been found to modify and difliisr its effects. and art
believed to be the best ulterative and cathartic Mai
dicine ever known. For title by J. A. WEED.
Norwalk. May 7, I838. - . If G]
for stile by
HILL'S LIME .
CHARLES THOMAS.
Norwalk. June 12, 1838. A tf'6G
LANK WARRANTS for the collection 0!
Military Fines, for sale by ,
J. A. WEED.
STOVE PIPES, &C.
feet 6 inch Stove Pipe part worn. and
. . one Doctor Nott Stove for sale. It greet
bargain. The pipe in lots to suit purchasers.
WM. J. STREET.
Norwalk. Oct. 12. 1838. ir_84
V
NLVV LUDIBER YA-R11
A'1‘ THE OLD WELL LANDING.
T HE_subscriber has commenced the Lumber
business at the Old Well Landing, and oove
offers for sale a general assortment, vix: '
14,000 Piece Boards
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 sixes
165,000 Fastening Lsth
Cut Nails, Building Lime. dcc. constantly or
hand. all of which have been purchased recently,
and will be sold at moderate prices.
THOMAS L. PECK.
Norwalk. (Old Well.) August 4. 1838. If 75
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED. forsalo by
JOSEPH S MEEKER.
ORlSON'S VEGETABLE UNIVER-
SAL PILLS.—The subscriber bi.-i'ugep-
pointed agent for the sale of the above medicine
by H.'Shepheard Moat, will keep itconstun
supply in packages of 83. B1, or single boxes at
25 cents each. A large volume oftestimouitilc
ofthe virtues of the medicine. may be seen on.
application to J. A, wEED_
Sept. 25. 1838.
YE STUFFS of every dc-scription. for gal.
cheap for cash. by J. 5, \vi«)}«}[)
1 HEAP GKOlIl'ZIlIl'IS.-—'l'he iiublcribor In;
just received and offers for solo at his Store I
few rods East of the Biiilge, it gt-.ni.-rail auoitineiitof‘
the first quality of Family (irocerie-ii, as cheap .. tt,.
clieiipeiit, consisting of such articles its are iuuslly
kept in a Grocery Store.
EDIVIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwiilk. Mar 9. I833. it‘ at
PA RASOLiS.
LARGE assortincnijust receive-il hv
L. M. STEVENS.
ITO“. SALE.
FOUR Valuable Building Lots, 80 feet from‘
by 200 I196! tlt1<'l!. situated on the \Vest sitlu’
ofthe harbor. near the House ofthe subscriber.
For terms, écc. apply to N. S. BAILEY.
Norwaik. May 22. I838. lf'64
G I-Z. WAltlNG'5 coax siiccLcns,7J.
. sale at the Factory price.
Sl‘lI.ES CURTIS.
AY’S New York Batik Note List, Coun-
terfeit Deiector, and Price Currant, for
J. A. WEED.
sale by
Oct. 16. I837. 32
New Invented U/icmicul Renovating Balls.
above preparation will effectually take
outall grease spots. point, piicli. and tar. ’
from all kinds of woollen cloths. silks, hats. die.
without failing the color. or injuring the article
to which it is applied. For sale h
CHARLES M. KNAPP.
Norwnlk. (Old VVe|l.) M av 19. 1838. tftll
LBS. REFINED SAL'I‘ I’E'I‘RE. or
sale by J..‘\. WEED.
OLD (LIIELSI-J,
I-JDWIN LOCKWOOI).
Nrwallt. May 9. I838. it 6]
‘ I‘II'I'E-VVASHINIJ’ LIME--Fur u.1lt- by
G. I). JENNINGS.
AULl)ltON Kll'I"1'LES, trum I5 to 60 gal-
lons, for iiiile by S'I'll.l°2S CURTIS. A
1 ' ' I I‘ ' I
.=.i$ll0l’t€. I l£l.it$l.lO.li. 3
Hard and Palo Brick for
sale by he subcriborat the Old \Vr-ll Landing.
THOS. L. PECK.
Norwalk. (Olil Well.) A iigust G. 1838. il"74
AI1IVI.~\1VACS FUN I863.
IDDLEBOOK'S, I’rindle’s, Common’
School and Comic Almanacs. by the gross,
dozen. or single. for sale by J. A. WPIED.
\VOOD ASHES WAN'l‘ED.
IGHTEEN PENCE a bushel will be '
paid for wood ashes by the subscriber.
«MARTIN KALBFLEISCH. A
Norwalk.i\‘Iar 27. 838. tf5-‘I
ARl’Et\'l'ERS’ PLAN ES. :1 large assortment
just received and for sale by
WM. J. STREET.
If
for sale by
1
_ -2+
Norwalk, May 27. I838.
CHINA. GLASS. 6!. EARTHEN WARE -
‘ F most kinds, colors and patternl. '0 be bought
Norwalk. October 2, I833-
EADY MADE CLOTHING.-—Just received’
at the Norwalk Clothing Store, a general as-
soitmcnt of Clothing, suitable for the present season,
for sale cheap by EDWIN LOCKWOOD_-
Norwalk.May 9, I833. lffl
I ‘Hi: El.EMI;l\"I'S or MORAL SCIENCE
_l_ by Francis Wayland. D. D., President oi
Brown University, and Professor 0 (Jill Philoiun
pity. for sale by
URNACE doors and grates, fire dogs ’IlId
plough points, can and wagon boxes, for IIII
the present year for sale b q
' J”. A -WEED.
W9}
J. A. WEED.
CASTINGS.
by WM. 1. s'i'iti-:r:s'.
AGE.—Fresh Sage. put up by the Shakcrq
December 5. 1838.
b ' . -
G’: D. JENNINGS.
PATEN T BEE HIVE.
T HE public are respectfully invited to calls! ‘ .
- the subscnbei-’_s Store, No. 5, Burro_ll'a '
Buildings, and examrne J uddls Patent.-Bee Hive,’ I
which is all that it is recommended tube, and
requires only an examination to convince on
person of the advantage it possesses over .
other Bee Hives. now in use, and must come in-
to general use by all those who are in thebabtt
of raising bees. The subscriberis now ready to
grant individual "rights on liberal terms. Pleuo
call and examine it. NOAH S. B,A1.LE¥o__
Norwallr. April W. - "g__-.g{fi-
"Fiji; Runi3Ei;s.—'.3 toga; I_:$iab1t.i
ershoes, ‘est receive an or _o
0‘ ’ -DAVID scent-fc #1:.
At bisstore a ray rodniortl:o!'ilio 51*
October 5, 1838. - T - -
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Norwalk Chronicler