f I HlCHESTER’S Spelling Book for sale by
$1
CIIALLEYS cf‘ IIIUSLIN DE LANES.
NOTI-IER large assvrtment just received
and for sale very cheap by
STEVENS &. CLOCK1.O7
March. 24, I839.
HESS PORIK.
-FEIV‘ bai'i'els of first quality Mess Pork: f0|'
Sale by &’CO-
May 9. 1837.
Clot/'i.s, Cassimercs, twirl Sattirietts.
A GOOD assortment for sale cheap by
JAMES MALLORY.
' Jan. 1. 1889.
GARDEN SEEDS.
A LARGE assortment ol'Garden Seeds, war-
1.
March 18, 1839.
ranted fresh, for sale by
J. A. VVEED.
- il‘106
- VVANTED IZIIMIEDIATELY,
GOOD Journeyman Cabinet lilaker. to
Awlitiiii constantemployment will be given.
J. A. TINDALL.
Norwalk. March 5, 1839. II’ 104:
REM O VAL. _
The subscriber has 'rcmove_cl his stock of -Fizini./y
-Groceries, to the east side of the Brzrlge,
A FE ‘W doors north of ilie Mill, where he
will be happy to wait on his old friends and
the public generally.
He intends keeping con-
stantly on hand a complete assortment of the
very best articles in his line.
and will sell them
on the moat accommodating terms.
GOULD D. JENNINGS. ‘
Norwalk, March 18, 1839. W100
‘ LANK VVARRANTS forihe collectioiiol
3 Military Fines, for sale by -
J. A. ‘WEED.
ROADCLOTI-IS, Cussiiiieres and Satiri-
etts.—TIie largest assortinent in Norwalk,
can be found at the store of
STEVENS 55 CLOCK.
March 25.1839. ’ 10
GENUIIVE COZVKLIIV SAL VE.
‘I OME hither with your stnartiiig wound,
Coiiklin Salve will make_ it sotiiid;
Should accident your joint impair,
A plaster spread and place it there;
There is no doubt but that at length
’Twill heal your wound & give you strength,‘
But bear it always in your eye,
See Conl<liii’s name before you buy;
You’ll make ilie matter further sure,
If you buy at Caineron’s store.
R. CAMERON.
Agent for the Maiiufacturer.
Also, on hand, a genuine assortment of Toys,
Curls. Combs, Razors, Soap, Candies, &.c. &.c
Bridgeport, March 19, 1839. tt'106
()])F]SIi.—-10.0 Quintals Codfisb, for
sale by the subscribers at the New-X ork
prices" HUBBELL CO.48
A. WEED.
October 15. 1838. ‘I84
, LOVER and Timothy Seed. for sale by
C HUBBELL & co.-
VALUABLE FAIIIILY JIIEDICINES.
R. RELFE’S Botanical Drops for all
diseases, arising from an impure state of
the blood. Dr. Relfe’s Asthmatic Pills for
- couohs, and consumption. Dumfi'ie’s Itch
Oinatment. warranted to cure. Duirifrie’s renie-
dy for the Piles, a valuable article. Albion
CornPlaister. Diimfrie’s Eye VViIl0t'- Brit-Isl!
Antiseptic Deiitritice, for the teet--.‘=., for sale by
_A J. A. Warm.
' \ARI‘Ei\'l'I'}R8’ PLAIN ES. it large assoriiiictit
just received and for sale by ‘
WM. J. S l'REE.'I.‘.(
ii‘ '
J5
Norwalk, May 27. 1838.
DEN TAL SUi€GE*}E% ‘if.
OCT. A. HILL, Surgeon Dentist, having
taken the room formerly occupied as a
Probate Office, a few doors west ofthe Bridge,
designs to make it a perinauent statid for the
practice of his profession.
He will be happy, at all hours of the day, to
see his friends, and answer all their calls, in
Dental Surgery.
He designs visiting Ridgefield, and the‘ ad-
iaceiit towns, sufficiently 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, &c. écc. &c.
Refbrcnces —-Dr. Howell Rogers, Colchester,
Ct. Dr. \Vm Witter. Pliysiciau and Surgeon,
Williainantic, Ct. Drs. R. B. Boisford. and D.
P. Knapp, Danbtiry, Ct. Dr. Hess. North
Salem, N. Y. Dr. Perry, Ridgefield, Ci.
Norwalk, Oct. 15, 1 38, tf8<I
N. B. Teeth extracted gratuitously for those
who are iioi able to pay.
AY’S New York Batik Note List, Conn
terfeit Detector, and Price Currant, for
J. A. WEED.
sale b ‘L
.32
Y
Oct. 16, 1837.
VVOOD ASHES WANTED‘.
EIGHTEEN PENCE a bushel will be
paid for wood ashesby the subscriber.
MARTIN KALBFLEISCI-I.
Norwalk, March 27. 1838. II55
' UEN’S UNIVERSAL S'I‘RENG'I‘HEN-
ING PLASTER, Celebrated for curing
pains in the breast, side, back, or limbs. Also
for gout, rheumatism andlivcr complaints, for
5319 by J. A. WEED.
L937}-Elk 8’;*.l"’-‘-‘*C.‘ZJl.‘.~S.e
OR SALE—Fourieen shares of the Capi-
tal Stock ofthe Connecticut Turnpike Com-
pany. Enquire at the Fairlield County Bank
of T. \VARNER.Ir., Cashier.
June 1st. 1838. If 65
Sriiileg/’s New GCOg“I‘£l[:/t_‘I/ and Atlas.
OR sale at wholesale and retail, by
J. A. WEED.
Norwalk, March [9, 1839. if 106
:E':‘~‘RESH TEAS.—Iinpcrial, Gun Powder,
Young Hyson, Ilysoii, Skin, and Son
chong Teas, for sale by _ _
CHAS. ISAA ‘Ii.
Dec. 10, 1838 ”'_i_)2
. CARPENTERS (Si JOINERS TOOLS
’ "tOR SALE, if applied for sooii,a small and
E.‘ well selected set of Carpenters and Joiii-
ers Tools nearly new. They will be sold at a
great bargain to close an estate. The invento-
ry can be seen at the store. H
WM. J. STREET.
Norwalk, Feb. 2, 1839. 100
TO RENT.
4 OUR convenient tenetnents to let. P-is
session given imtnedialely. liiipiirc of
JOHN ARi\‘()LD
Norwalk, April 2, 1839. 252108
CASTING S.
URNACE doors and g|"dIt‘.‘3,
plough points, cartund wagon
VVM
fire dogs out
boxes, for sale
by I. St II.l<‘.l'.'l‘
PLO UGHS.
E. \VARING’S celebrated l’loiigI‘is, of
0 all sizes. Also, Plough Shares, Mould
Boards, Land Sides, &.c. constantly on hand,
and for sale at the factory prices, by
CHAS. ISAACS. '
March 18, 1839.
.7 some article. bfack and colored.
- or left side of that cavity, whence comes the name
E. \VARING’S‘ CORN SHELLERS, for
o sitleattlie Factory price. -
‘ S'l‘lI.ES CURTIS.
LIME for sale by
CHARLES THOMAS.
G
HILLS
Norwalk, June 12, 1838.
tools of all kinds, alsoa general assortmen
ofGroceries, for sale cheap by
Cl-IAS. ISAACS
Norwalk, Oct 15. 1838. If 81
NDIA RUBBERS.—-A lot of India Rubber
Overshoes, just received and for sale by
DAVID SELLECK,'
At his store a few, rods nortbofthe bridge.
October 5. 1838. - ‘T57
TREISS.
THOMPSON s V‘
NE IV PA TENT TR USS.
Eb/I PO RTAN T I MPOVE ME N'I‘.— ’17ic}_2rz'n-
ciplc /ms _/inally been rliscot:crerl by -zc/tic/L a
PERIIIANENT CURE oft/is XIERNIA can be rjflectcrl.
Numerous certificates can be produced from
gentlemen of tne first respectability that have
bern cured by wearing them. It is not oitlythe
easiest to wear of any Truss ever invented, btit
it keeps the I-Ieriiia (by an ingenious lock) per--
fectly safe so that the patient can ride or labor
just as well as if he was not afflicted with the
Hernia. A trial of this valuable instrument is
its best recommendation. Any gentleman \vish-
ing to be convinced of its superiority, can have
the privilege of wearing it six days on trial, so
that they in.iy be satisfied that no imposition can
possibly be iiitondcd. ’
9:’?-'l‘lie above superior Truss is for saleiby
Dr. A. HILL.
*3m103
_{'«;w—__.’
- . . -..
Norwa’k, Feb. 26, 1839.
' UST received and for sale by D. Selleck a
ex quantity of Cornell’s Patent Water‘Proof
Socks or Over—Shoes, for Ladies’ wear, a hand
D. SELLECK*
Norwalk, February 5, 1839. tf 100
NEW FALL AND VVlNTE:'lR GOODS.
.’AMES l\’l.~\LLOIlY is almost daily receiving
additional supplies ofscasonable Goods, which
for clicapncss cannot be exceeded by any other
shop. Auionghis as-'ortinciitmay be found:
Broiidclotlis of all prices and colors; Cassimeres
and Satiuetts. a great variety; Flaiinels of every
description, together with a good assortment of
Silks; Frcncli, Gt-rman, and English '.‘vIci'inor-s;
Pilot Cloths, Frcncli :-ind Eiiglisli Prints, Iugrain
Cai'peiiii,-_r, and Domestic Goods of every descrip-
tion. The assortment will be found to be quite as
extensive, and full as cheap, as at any oilicr store in
this place. (‘all and examine for yourselves.
H1? (Ihina. Earthen, and Glass Ware, a very nice
assortment.
N0l‘\\‘ltlll, October 2, 1838.
ON LGIIV SPIRITS.
OW spiritsis a certain state ofthe mind atcom
partied by iiirligeslioii, wlierein the greatest
evils are app reliendad upon the sliglitcst grounds
and the worst consequences imagined. Am-ient nie-
dical writers supposed this disease to be confined to,
those pt riiculai regions of ilic abdomen, technically
called Ii} pocondriii, wliieli are situated on the right
ll_\'p'JC0l1(.ll iasis.
SYl\Ii"I‘()llIS. ‘
The common corporeal symptoms are, flaiulency
uess, spzrsmodic pains. giddincss, dimuess of siglii,
palpitations, U.llIl0ll.(3i‘> an utter inability of fixing
the attention upon any subject of iinpoi'taiicc, or en-
gaging in any thing that dein:iiids vigor or courage.
Also l§lIIg11l(ll‘i!,‘SS-—llIe mind becomes ii'rit:i'ole,
thoughtful,dcsponding, melancholy, and dejected,
tf66
ARDVVARE, Ilollow Ware, Carpenter's
in the §(()u]{1(‘l‘.0!‘ bowel.-'. aciid eriictations, cos'.ivc- q
burgh, afflicted for the last ten years with the Liver
Complaint,completely restored to health tlirotigli
the treatinentof Dr WM. EVANS.
Symptoms—I-Iiibittial constipation of the bowels,
total loss of appetite, cxciutiaiing paip_of the epi-
gastric region, great depression of spirits, .lilIIgu0I'
and other symptoms of extrcine debiliiy, ilisttiroed
sleep, inordinate flow of tho rnens_cs. pain In the
riglit side,couIrl not. lie on her left side without an
ag'gi'avatioii of the pain, urine high colored,’ with
other symptoms iiidicazing great tleiangemont in the
functions of the liver.
Mrs. Browne was attended by thrceoftlio first
-=tvsiciaii.°.. but received but little i'clicl't'i=om their
...t3llI('lIlG, till filr Browne procured some of Dr
VV-ni. Evans’ IllVa.lll2lDlCpI'(’I)1II‘HIl():i. ythicli r-ffoct‘a~
ally relieved her of the above distressing _s_vnipto.ns,
with others, which it is not essent.ia.tl to iittimatfv.
JOSEPH Bl’tOIr‘.’r*IE. .
City and County of New York, ss.
Josepli Browne, of Williamsburgli, Long Island.
being duly sworii, did depose and say, that the facts
as set forth in the within statement, to which he has
ubsc. ibcd his name, are just am! true.
JOSEPH BROWNE,
Ilusband of the said Hannah Brovxne.
Sworn before me, this 4th day of January, 1837.
i’E'I‘l~:R l’Ii\'KlNG, Com. of Deeds.
REMARKABLE CASE OF ACUTE RHEU-
MATlSM,witli an Affection of the Lungs, cttred
under the treatment of DI‘. VVM. EVANS, 100
Chiitlitim street, New York. Mr I3cu_]amin S. Jar-
vis, 13 Centre st. Newark, N.J., aiilicted for four
years with severe pains in all Iiisjoitits, which were
always increased on the slightest motion,ihe tongue
preserved a steady whiteness; loss of appetitc,uiz
ziness in his head, the bowels coinmonly very cos.
live, the urine high colored, and often profuse
sweating, unattended by relief. The itbove symp-
oins were also attended with considerable difficulty
of l)l'I’iII.lIIiig, with a sense of tightness acrossthe
clicst,likcwise agreat want of due energy in the
net“ .dS system.
{be above symptoms were entirely remove, and it
perfect cure elfecied by Dr. Wiii. Evans.
BENJ. S. JARVIS.
City of New York, ss.
Benj. S. Jarvis being duly swoi n, doth deposc and
fly that the facts stated in the above certificate
ubcribed by him, are in all iespects trite.
Swoin l,-cfore me, this 25th i\’oveinbei'. I836.
‘v"i'il.Ll Uri SAUL, Notary P'll)llt‘,
96 Ni1SSD.I2.Sl2.
Principal Offices for the sale of Dr.‘ VVM
EVANS‘ Camoinile and Aperient Pills, New
York, 100 Chaiham street.
Pliiladelpliia, 19, Norili Eighth Street.
Boston, 36, Cornhill Street.
This valuable medicine is to be had of the
following Agetits
J. B. Gilmaii, Druggist, No. 201, Main st.
I1ariford;l--luglies 56 Hall, Middletown;John A.
\Veetl, Norwalk; David Mitchell, Church st.
New Haven; Wm. S. \Vood,Stamforu'; J W.
Taylor, Westpoftg N. S. Worden, Bridgeport.
Ira N Yale. Merideti; Josiah Edwards, Berlin
May 4, I838, 3m62
ORlSON’S VEGETABLE UNIVER-
SAL PILLS.——-The subscriber beingap-
pointed agent for the sale ofthe above medicine
by H. Shepheard Moat, will keep a constan
supply in packages of $3, 81, or single boxes at
25 cents each. A large volume oftestimonials
ofthe virtues of the medicine, may be seenon
application to ' J. A. WEED.
Sept. 25, 1838.
' TEVV BOOKS.—-Bob of the Bowl, by the
author of Horse Shoe Robinson; Home as
Found, by Cooper ; Letters to Mothers, by
Mrs. Sigourney ; WayIand’s Political Economy,
SLO. &c. just received by J. A. WEED.
Jsinuary 1, 1839. tf96
accoiiipanied with :1 total dcrangi=nie'ui of the new
nus systcin. The inciital feelings and [)(‘Cl]ll1ll'll‘iIl!1S
of ideas that haunt the iiuagiiitttion and overwhelm
the juilgment, exhibit an infinite diversity. 'j_‘hs
\\'lS(‘.sI and best man are as open to this allliction a
the weakest.
CAUSES.
A Slftlentafy life of any kind, especially severe
ludy protracted to a late bouriu the night, and rarely
relieved by social intercourse, orexercise, a dissolttte
hiibit. great excess in eating a_ntl drinking, the im-
moderate use of mercury, violent purgativcs. the
suppression of sortie habitual discliarge, (as, the ob-
struction ofthe mcnses,)oi' long continued eruption;
rclaxtition OI‘ ilebility of one or more important 0|’-
gans within the abdomen, is a frequent cause.
'i'ni~:A'rttii~:it'r.-
The principal objects of trcatmr-nt are, to retrieve
ndigestion, to strengthen the body, ano to_en|iven
the spirits, which in iy be promoted by cxei‘cise,ci1i'~
ly liours, regttlut‘ meals, and pleasant conversation.
The bowels (if costivo) being carcfullv regulated by
the occasional use of mild apeiieiit. We know no-
thing better calculated to obtain this end, than Dr.
\Vm. Evans’ Apericnt Pills-—lteing mild and certain
in mt-ir operation. Thebowels being once cleansed.
hisincstimable Cumomile I"il|s, [which are tonic,
anodync_.:ind anti-spa~:inodic]ai'e an infallible rc-
medy. and without di-:putc have proved a great
blessing to the numerous public.
Some pliy;-icitins have recommended a free use of
mcicttry, but it should not be resorted to; as in tria-
ny cases it will greatly ?i{{gl‘ilV‘«tI(: the symptoms.
The iriedical ollice of Dr. WM. EVANS is at No.
100 Chatliuui at, where his Camomile, as well as his
excellent Family Aperient Pills, may be obtained.
Agents are wanted, south and west.
III?’ READ THE FOLLOWING INTERES'I‘IN(-I
AND ASTONISI-IING FACTS.
The following are amongst upwards of Twenty-
live thousand Cures. pcrforiried in one year, by the
use of Dr. W. Evans’ Medieincs. I-‘rincipal Office
is at 100 Clialham st. N. Y. where the Doctor may
be consulted personally, or by letter, [Post Paid]
from any partof the United States, 610. Persons
requiring medicine and advice intist enclose it Batik
Note. or Order.
To Jariics Dickson, 36 (‘oi'nhilI, Boston,
Agent for the sale of Dr. Evans’ Cammomilc Pills:
Lowell, Nov. I5, I838.
Dear Sir—Knowing by experience that every rc-
fcrcnco that the afllicted receive of the beneficial re-
sults of medicines. I cheerfully offer mine to the
public, in behalf of Di‘. VVm. Evans’ Cainriioiriile
Pill.-.. lhave been iifllicted for the last ten years,
with ilistross in the head, and chest; often so bad,
as to deprive the of sleep for three or four nights in
sticcessioii. but have never found relief by any ofmy
ft-irndsi’ prcscriptioiis, until my wile saw the 1I(.lVC‘I'\
tiscmenis in the paper; when she per;-'uit.-led me to
send for some, which I did, and obtained two boxes
and bottles, which resulted in almost completely rc-
storiiig me to healtli, although I have not _\ et (3l)III'C\
ly fii_islied them. Should you consider this any bene-
lit to yourself, or the public, you have my choei'l'ul
_')ci'iiiission to publisli it. Youi’s i'cspecifully,
'I‘HOi\lAS K. GOODIIUE, Central st-
[1:,‘r“.\S'l‘H-.\fA,'l‘[lREli YEARS’ S'l‘ANDlNG.
Mr. Robert Monroe, Schuylkill, afllicted with the
above distressiiig malady. Syiriptoins-Great lan-
guor, lliituleiicy. disturbed rest, nervonslieadaclic,
diliiculiy of bretttliing tightness and stricture across
the bi'ctisi,dizziriess, IlLI'V(lI1S lI‘|‘ll‘t1l)lllty and rest-
lessness, could not lie in it horizontal position without
the sensation of impending stillbcutioii, palpitatiou
of the heart, distiessiiig cough. cosiivcness, pain of
the stomacli, drowsiness, great debility and deficien-
(‘y of the nervous energy. Mr R Monroe gave up
every thought of i'ccovcr_v, and dire despair sat on
the coiintenance of every person interested in his
i-xisteni:c or liappiiicss, till by accident he noticed in
a public paper some cures effected by Dr WM.
I-ZVANS’ lllEDICli\'E in his complaiiit,wiiich in-
duced him to purchase it package ofthe I?-.ills, wI.icli
resulted in coiiiplctely renioviiig cvcry symptom of
iris disease. He wishes to say his motive for this de-
Cllll‘-Jlltifl is, that those aillitied with the same or any
€§ LDBRIDG ‘.’S BALM OF COLUM-
I} Bl.-\.—This celebrated article for restor-
ing hair, aud preventing its falling olf} for sale
by - J. A. Wizisn.
April 8, 1838. if 109
P INE AND OAK WOOD—For sale by the
subscriber at the Old VVe1l Landing.
THOMAS L. PECK.
Norwalk, (Old Well,) July 8, 1838. tl'7(l
ANIEL H. BOND’S
P ATENT RIGHTf'or manufacturing Ladies’
and Gentlemen’s Overshoes, for sale by the
subscriber for the town of Westpert, who has
purchased the right for Norwalk & Westport,
Cali apd examine the shoes at my store and
Judge for yourselves of their merits.
' HENRY HANDS.
Norwalk, Jan. 29 1839.
POTASH- For sale by
_ G. D. JENNINGS.
TUSCAN AND STRAVV BONNETS.
' LAIN Tuscan and mixt Straw Bonnets
may be had at the store of
JAMES MALLORY.
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.
Norwalk, December 24 1838. if94
§_}3 EGISTER FOR l839.—Grcen’s Connecti-
h-It cut Register for 1839, for sale by
J. A. WEED.
tf 96
January 1, 1839.
AISINS.-60 halves and quarter boxes first
quality raisins, for sale by
R
CHAS. ISAACS.
)EEVES & SON’S'superior writing fluid,
A. just received direct from the Importer, and
for sale by J. A. WEED.
COTCH ITCI-1 OINTMEN’I‘, which will
cure the most inveterate cases by one appli-
cation. No danger of taking cold. For sale by
J. A. WEED.
Jan. 1.1839. tf96
SMALL \Vooden Clocks at 3, 4, and 5, dol-
lars. Call on LEVI CLARK & Co.
NEVV GOODS.
STEVENS oz CLOCK will in the course of
the present week open a large and very ex-
tensive assorimeiit of Dry Goods, consisting of
Broadclotlis, Cassimeres and Satinetis. black
and colored Silks, Monslin de Lanes of various
styles, Calicoes. Ladies’ Hats, and all other
goods necessary to make their assortment the
most complete of any store ia the County, and
they intend to keep it so. One of the partners
will devote a considerable portion of his time,
the ensuing year, to the purchase of Dry Goods;
by so doing, they shall be enabled to offer the
public great bargains in their line. They indi-
vidually solicit the patronage of their old cus-
tomers atid the public in general to give them a-
call before purchasing elsewhere, being confident
they can ollbr great induccrnents to have iliein
do so. L. M. STEVENS.
C. N. CLOCK.
Norwalk, March 4, 1839. 10-1
AGE.—Fresh Sage, put up by the Shakers
the present year, for sale-by
— J. A WEED.
December 5, 1838. if 91
syiriptoms similar to those fro"iri which lie is happily
i'e:-'loi‘ctl, may likewise receive the satire iuestimalilc
benefit.
, LIVER COMPLAINT TEN YEARS’ STAND»
ING. Mrs. I'IANl\‘AII BROWNI’., wife of Joseph
0105 Browne,NortliSixthst.iiear Second st. Williams-
HORN AND IIOOF SCRAPS WANTED.
\ EVENTY-FIVE CENTS per hundred
weight, will be paid by the subscriber for
Horn and Hoof Scraps. at the Norwalk Chemi-
cal i\'Ianul'actory. M. KALBFLEISCH.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 1838. if 91
JIIORE SPRING DRY GOODS.
STEVENSIAC CLOCK have just received
another S}-lB[‘.(.ll|.l assortment of Spring Dry
Goods. which in addition to the one they pur-
chased a few days since. makes their assortment
decidedly the best to be found in the Cotinty.—
If you don’t believe it, call and see for your-
selves. Tbey can assure the public they are
taking great pains to keep every article that may
be called for in their line, one of the partners de
voting a considerable of his time to that very
purpose, and the public may depend on finding
their goods as cheap, to say the least. as can be
purchased any where else. If purchasers of
Dry Goods consider it any thing of an object
to buy their Goods cheap, they must not fail to
call at the Store of the subscribers, a few doors
north the Mill.
Ngrwalk. March 25, I839. 107
Farrzhanfs Pate-nt Rotary Wasliing and
Blcachiing J!/[ac/Linc.
H E subscriber wil I receive orders for F:irnIiam’s
Patent lVashing Machine, and furnish them
on short notice. He has one at his dwelling Iiotisc
which can be seen in operation cvciy washing day.
Itwas left there three or fotir mouths,and has given
good satisfaction.
The Ladiesin particular, are requested tocall and
examine for themselves. Messrs. ‘Jlinsted ZS‘ Co.
have secured the Patent Rightf-tr this county.
WM.J. S'I‘REET.l2
Norwalk May 29. 1837.
%:trt‘r‘orIi r“El!£:'lti.’:'£lI£r‘ G'£0tt't.}JE-111,1)
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
BENJAMIN. ESAACS. AGENT.
iicorporaied in Ii330,witi1 ‘f‘unitaI of $150,000,
and power to iiicrease the same to $250,000,
~ IIISlong established fr.stil..ttion has for more
than a quitrter of a century transacted its ex
tcnsivc business on the most just and liberal princi
pies, paying ito losses with honorable pi-oniptness;
rind the present Board ofDirccioi's pledge themselves
in this particiilar fullyto maintain the high rcpuia
tion of the Coiupany. It insures upon the most fa
vorable terms, publicbuildings,cburclies,dwellings,
stores, tiiei-rliaiiilise, fttrnitiirc, and personal proper
ty genei'itll_v.ag'aiiist loss 01‘ damage by fire.
Board ofDircctors.—Eliplialct 'I‘eri'y, S. H. Hunt
ngton, I-I. Huntirigton,Ji'. AlbeitDay, Samuel VVII
liams, Edwin D. Morgan, Job Allyn, George Put
nam, Jnnius S Morgan.
ELIPHALET TERRY, President.
JAMES G. BOLLES, Secretary.
Norwalk, Aug. 10, I836.
6mo3
SADDLE AND HARNESS IIIAKING.
THE subscriber having taken the stand last
occupied by OSCAR WEED, is ready to
furnish the public with every article in his line,
at the shortest notice, and the most reasonable
prices. He intends keeping constantly on hand
a select assortment of Saddles and Harnesses,
Whips, Trunks, Bridles, Martingales, Valices,
Spurs, Buffalo Robes, Harness Trimmings, and
every thing pertaining to a Saddle and Harness
Store. A share of public patronage is respect-
fully solicited.
RICHARD S. PENNOYER.
Norwalk, Feb. 1, 1839. if 100
NEEV DISCOVRY.
HE Compound Tomato Pills. a new and values
bleri-n-.edy for diseases arising from impurity
of the blood, a substitute for mei'cui'_v in chronic and
bilious affections, Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Sic. Also, it
remedy for morbid secretions of the stomach and
liver. nervousdiseiises and it Blood Purifier. These
vztluablr-. Pillsiire a combination ofa newly discovers
ed alkaline substance extracted from the Tomato
Plant, with other vegetable substances, which have
been found to iuodify aiiil diffuse its clfccts. and arv
believed to be the best alterative and cathartic \la
(lI('Il’:t.' ever known. For sale by J. A. WEED,
Norwalk, May 7, 1838. if 6
TO CARRIAGE IVIAKERS.
HE subscriber will let for a term of years
the shop formerly occupied by Mr. G. Lent.
The above shop is nearly new, with a paint
shed 16 by 44 feet, and is well located for coun-
try or city work, being within a few rods of the
Mansion House or Mr. A. Lyon, and about 51- of
a mile from the daily landing of steaniboats,
Nimrod and Fairfield. C. SNIFFIN.
Greenwich, March 6, 1839. 3t106
VEVHE ELElliEl\"I‘S OF MORAL SCIENCE
_ by Francis V/Vaylaud, D. D., President OI
Brown I-‘iiiversity, and Professor 0 trial Philoso-
phy,foi'salc by J. A. WEED.
RUSSIA TURNIP SEED.
HE subscriber has now on hand a quantity
of Rota Baga. or Russia 'I urnip Seed, of
superior quality, for sale at less than New York
prices, JOHN A. WEED.
March 16, 1839. tf106
TO MILL AND LUIIIBER OVVNERS.
I’ 531 ‘i HE subscribers have recently purchased the
exclusive right of making, constructing,
using, and vending to others to be used, Coss’s
Patent, S/tingle, Clapboard, and Lath Sawing
Jllac/zine, within the limits of the county of Fair-
field, in the state of Connecticut, and they now
offer for sale a few of said Machines, with the
right and privilege of usiugthem in the difi'erent
towns in said county.
This machine was recently invented by Mr.
Coss, of Milford, New Hampshire. It is com-
pact in its form, and simple in its construction.
The three machines being connected, it requires
only the room of one common machine. It is
conceded by all who have used this machine or
examined it, that it will saw more shingles, clap-
boards, &.c. in the same length of time, and
make a greater saving of Lumber than arty other
machine now in use. It requires only a common
laborer to run the machine and keep it in order.
It can be set in any millwhere power can be ob-
tained from water and steam, and requires but
little room. It is the cheapest and most profita.
ble machine before the public for sawiug shingles,
clapboards, and lath, and any other sawing usu-
ally done by a circular saw. Where this ma
chine has been used, the owners have received a.
profit from sawing their slabs into shingles, clap-
boards, lath, sash stuff, &.c.
Two of said machines are now in operation in
this cotinty—one at Brookfield, (Meeker’s Mills)
and one in Danbury, (Betliel soeiety,) at Timo-
-thy Hollister’s Saw Mill. Mill and Lumber
owners, and the public in general, are invited to
examine said machines.
All orders received, and any information given,
respecting the above machines, at the Store of the
subscribers. VVILDMAN &. GILBERT,
2 doors north of the Bridge in Danbury.
January 20. 3rnl00
New lrtvcntctl C/tcmical Renovating Balls.
Va: HE above preparation will effectually take
_i out all grease spots, paint, pitch, and tar,
from all kinds of woollen cloths. silks, hats, (Site.
without fading the color, or injuring the article
to which itis applied. For sale by
CHARLES M. KNAPP.
Norwalk, (Old Well,) May 19. 1838. N563
E9333 ll ERRORS 8
Hard and Pale Brick for
sale by licsubcriber at the Old Well Landing.
. V THOS. L. PECK.
Norwalk, (Old Well,) August 6, 1838. tf74
store of L. CL'ARK 6.’. Co.
L:
DR. HULL’S IMPROVED TRUSS AT
REDUCED PRICES.
HE subscriber would inform those afflict-
. ed with Hernia or Rupture, that the above
instrument, so long and justly celebrated,is now
reduced in price so as to bring it within the
means of the poor as well as we rich. Its su
periority over all others Trussrcs is no lontrer
doubted. For sale by J, A, WEED?
NEW GOODS.
AT VIDRWALK, OLD WELL.
( HE subscriber 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 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. 'I‘hose
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 soltl at moderate prices and
on accommodating terms. He friendlyinvites a
share of public patronage.
5.?-..
THE subscribers have this day formed a co-
partnership under the firtn of STEVENS dc
CLOCK, for the transaction of the Dry Goods
business, at the old stand of L. M. Stevens, a
few doors North of the Mill. '
L. M. STEVENS,
C. N. CLOCK. ‘
Norwalk, March, 1, 1839. 104
NOTICE.—The subscriber having this day
associated with him Charles N. Clock, the busi-
ness hereafter will be conducted at the old siaiid
ofthe subscriber, under the name and firm of
Stevens & Clock. All persons indebted to the
subscribegrwill please make payment without
delay, as delays are dangerous.
L. M. STEVENS.
Norwalk, March 1, 1839. 10
CABINET \VARE.
THE subscriber would inform the public that
he is manufacturing, and intends to keep
constantly on hand and for sale, an assortment of
Furniture of all kinds and qualities, not to be
excelled short of New York city, and cheaper
than can be bought in this County or elsewhere.
He will be happy to accommodate his customers
and friends on the most reasonable terms. All
‘ kinds of VVare made at the shortest notice.-
An elegant assortment of Chairs now for sale,
consisting of Kitchen, Windsor, Fancy Cane
Seat, and Curl’d Maple Chairs, Boston Rockers,
Fancy do., _Children’s Table and Low Chairs,
etc. Call at the Cabinet \Vare Room a few rods
East of the Bridge, where you can suit your-
selves and oblige yours, &.c.
WM. A. BARLOW.
Norwalk, Feb. 11, 1839. I tf101
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE subscribers have this day formed a co-
partncrsliip under the firm of S. &. L. J.
CURTIS, and will continue the Stove and Tin
and Sheet Iron Manufacturing Business, at the
old stand of Stiles Ctirtis. where they would re-
spectfully solicita continuance of public patron-
age. STILES CURTIS.
LEWIS J. CURTIS.
Norwalk, Feb, 18, 1839. if 10.1
‘ ilzorioatlt ‘iezigtirstr titre fitasztiratl
ACADEMY. ,
HIS institution will be opened the 2I.<i of
March at the Norili Academy, which is
now receiving the necessary repairs. It is de-
signed to afford opportunity to those who may‘
wish to avail themselves of a full and thorough
course of academical education.‘ IDSIFUCIIDII
will be given in all the ditlerent branches of
English study usually ptirsued in schools of a
higher order, together wiili the Classics and
higher Mathematics. It is intended for pupils
of both sexes. and should sufficient encourage-
ment hereafter be received, to justify the hope
ofatnple pa:ronage permanently, a female teach-l
er will be provided of suitable qualifications to.
conduct that Department, so as to afford eligible’
advantages to young ladies, for a thorough and ac-
complisbed education. Approved text-books used
The morals and manners of pupils will be un-
der thc constant supervision of the Principal.
who will endeavor to influence them to proper
courtesy in all their intercourse, and form such
habits as will conduce to their respectabihiy and
happiness.
In the moral and religious instruction that
may be given, no reference will be had to the
peculiar tenets ofatiy particular denomination.
A pleasant and convenient boarding house is
connected with the school, in which ten or twelve
pupils from abroad can be accommodated with
the Principal, where they will receive every at-
tention necessary to theircomfort and happiness,
and will be constantly under the persotial super-
vision of the Principal.
will be $40 per quarter, payable in advance,_
Day scholars. Ttiition: Lower English branches
84 50 per quarter; higher English branches 85
per quarter; Classics $5 50 per quarter.
01;‘-' No charge made for less than halfa term.
No deduction for occasional absence.
VACATIONS.—-Each quarter will be succeeded
by a vacation of two weeks. A
For admission or more particular information,
apply to the Principal,
FREDERIC A. FISKE.
Norwalk, Feb. 28, 1839. 13tI0-I
REFERENCES-Rev. Wm. Mead, D. D., Rev.
E. Hall, Rev. Jas. Knox. Hon. C Bissell, I-Ion.
Thaddeus Belts. Hon. Benj. Isaacs. Hon. T. B.
Butler, T. T. Merwin, Esq., Mr. Buckingham
Lockwood. Norwalk ; Lowell Holbrook, Esq.,
Thus. S. Nelson, Esq.. New York.
CHEAP GROCERIES.
HE subscriber has just received, and is now
opening at his Store East side the Bridge,-
a select assortment of Groceries and provisions,
canal flout-, hams and shoulders, dryed beef,
mess pork, mackerel, pease, stone lime, potash,
hyson, young Iiyson, hyson skin and souchong
teas, loaf sugar, sugar of different qualities, spi-
ces, molasses, coarse and fine salt, and a gener--
al assortment of articles usually called for, which
he will sell at the lowest prices for cash or ready
pay. JOSEPH S. MEEKER.
N orwalk, March 12, 1839. tf105
LBS. REFINED SALT PETRE, or
sale by J.A. WEED.
ROOMS AND STORE
TO LET.
TO LET. from the first day ofApril
next, a number of apartments, suitable
for small families. Likewise, 1 Store, well cal-
culated for a Grocery Store, now occupied by
Gould D. Jennings. Also, one Store well cal-
culated for the Dry Goods or Jewelry business.
For further particulars inquire of
J OHN BUR-RALL.
Norwalk. February 12, 1839. 102
SELLING OFF CHEAP.
The subscriber being very willing to
educc his stock of Dry Goods, offers them ve-
y cheap to all tlzose in want ofgood and cheap
{EPPSHELL COMBS. very cheap at the IG
THOMAS L. PECK.
N crwalk, (Old Well,) May 29, 1838. tf65_
COPAR TNERSHIP.
TERMS.—-The entire expense for tuition,’
boarding, washing,, uiending, fuel, lights, écc. ~
AT THE OLD WELL LANDING?
HE subscriber has commenced the Lumber
business at the Old Well Landing, and now
offers for sale a general assortment, viz: ’
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 sizes
165,000 Fastening Lath
Cut Nails, Building Lime, &c. constantly on
hand. all ofwhich have been purchased recent]
and will be sold at moderate prices. y’
THOMAS L. PECK.
Norwalk, (Old Well.) August 4, 1838. if 74
TAILORING AT THE OLD WELL
tslj;ibsci'liber feels grateful to his friends
“cits a she PU;_11c for past favors, and still so.
returned flue 0 ‘hell’ patronage’ He has .l""
_ rom New York, and has taken ai
tp inform himself about the present st I ti‘) M
ting and making. Persons favorina lfie 0 ‘cut-
call, will have their work stronoi . &°,, vsnh 3’
and after the most approved lhslhionda Drag:
::Irlll1;)(i3t‘t)l.iaI)kl'ully received and punclually at-
Broadciotlis, Cassimeres, Satinci '
ings, with various description of Gotddimivillxlit-
kept on hand. A good piece of gr-egin Bait:
goods can be Iiad to order, such as may he want
ed, as reasonable as elsewhere. Good 1 ' -
iniiigs kept constantly on hand. cousistinrr ofllm-
rious kinds of Buttons, Silk. Twist and Th VI}.
Paddings, Linings, &c. &c.' Stocks (3 flea ’
Bosoms and Suspenders. A lot gf keno are.
suitable for cliildrcns’ wear. Terms’ willnfiams
accommodating as possible. His friend east
the puhl c are invited to (rive him ,, can 8 am
]i’ea.l_i/ Illarle Clol/iinbrr kept constant]
hand : Cloth, Cussiinere aid Satinet P.-intaldliy mi
it good number of Vests of various patterrils:
Short Jackets, and two Frock Coats G 3»
ready made will be sold cheap for cagh (I1; 3
sons \VlSlill‘.g to purchase, will do well tolcall or-
‘ CHARLES M. KNAPI’ n
Norwalk, (Old We 1],) Ma,-ch 25, 1339 [£07
/ETNA FIRE INSURANC‘ v
PANY, HARTFORD, CULNAIJOM.
to increase the same to $500,000,
The following gentlemen Compose mg l-’ ,1
of Directors: ‘ 0“
Thomas K Brace
Thomas Beldcii
Samuel Tudor
Griliiri Siedman
I-Icnry Kilbourn
Elisha Dodd
Joseph Moi,;;iii
Jesse Savage
Joseph Pratt.
I V
Sm n L. :2-CB3-IIJE. President.
, - . reiary.
Rlslis "'1 all <l£’SCrlptions ol'iiis-iirzzble in) en
lake“ ‘'3 l0‘V 35 EH a"it_v other office in ilitlz Uldilcfi
and all loss promptly and liberally ad-
Persons wisliing to be insured can apply ,0
the SlIl.)SCl'll)eI‘,.WllU is zippoinieil Agent, with full
pow-gr to l’f'Ct’:l\'e proposals and issue polici.-,.;
xviiliopi the del.-ty riccesszirily attendant on an a
plicalioii lo the office. (j_ G 'j‘_“,M,,,_l
Datibnry, Feb, .,t_ 1339. 102
Siepacn Spencer
James Tliomag
Elisha Peck
Daniel Burgess
Ward VVoodbridge
Joseph Church
Horatio Alden
Ebenezer Seeley
GUARD AGAINST‘ Flhl-‘
P[IO.r’[_'(‘1-]0_,\_t ILVSURA-,VCE C0,” ,_ I, ,
F.‘(",V1‘ q,,'___‘ - [.JA\I-
F ‘I’ H » P. . L, l lualsl, ol'i\'oi'i\'allt,agr;m of
“'3 ' ., ; av , -
,U,.d,C"nm‘C(E:{:l':l2gfi'uI:.s‘iL.ayffe Colrpprmg,in Hart
.- ,_ .’ ‘, ‘ ‘ ~‘“"8 "011-es. Store-3
t ,, ‘law, [.14 . iy oi ici similar; species ofpropcr
Y, - ,, ris ‘ass or Damage by fm,_ “H, ,.,,u,_, 0,-
p_rt-niiittii otlcrcu, are aslow zistlrose af.,,,. 0”,"
""""l"“'l“5'l“'ll0",4l|Hl every man has nowjaii 0
portunity, for a trifling sum, [0 ,,,.0,cc, himsglil
against this (I0.-‘.tl‘l!CIlV(? element, which often in a
.-iiivrle hour * -_- - - - , , . ~
‘mix , b\\tt3X ~~.w.t_v the catniiige of many
Hie course inc oifice pursue in transacting their
business and in tlie.-tiljustiiigand payments oflosses '
°- 1
a prompt and llircliil. For terms ofinsurnnce aPDIi-
'~"‘“°" "WY I)" miideto the above named Ageiit who
5 auiliorized to I-‘sue policipst - ‘I "
- . o inlicants w t
day. - I 1 i bout
Norwalk. Jan 4 . 1837.
A
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8
INTER STRAINED SPERM OE,
a superior article for sale by
J. A. WEED.
I-f69
J in. 1, 1339,
‘Pg, 7ATS0N’Ss 1’l<'ttt‘s and Gre_gory's Axes.
for sale by the dozen or sirrgie, and war.
-‘Wed by CHARLES ISAACS.
Norwalk. Oct. 15. 1838. -(34
V HITE-VVASHING LIME—For sale by
G. D. JENNINGS.
It
THE SLOOP CITIZEN
Capt. GRUMMAN, Jllastcr,
VVill sail from Hoyt’s landing to James Slip,
N. York on Tuesdays, and return on Saturdays
THE SLOOP IliIECHANIC'.
_ Capt. ROCK WELL, Jllaster,
Will sail on Saturdays and return on Thurs.
days. Freight will be taken as low as at other
landings. For further information inquire ofei-
ther of the captains on board of their respec-
tive vessels, or at the store of the subscribe;-,
WILLIAM T. HOYT.
Norwalk, May 22, 1838. I tf63
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
THE subscriber wo ild return
his thanks to the publi :for their
patronage through the year 1838,
and hopes by his attention to all
orders in his line, to merit a continuance of their
favors for 1839. He has on hand and constant-
ly manufacturing, Gentlemen’s, Ladies,and Misa-
es Boots and Shoes, and Cacks. Measures tak-
en, and work done by experienced workmen.
Orders thankfully received and punctually at-
tended to." He has for sale India Rubber and
Daniel H. Bond’s patent Leather Overshoes, for
Ladies and Gentlerrien.
FIN DIN GS—A general assortment kept con-
stantly for sale, cheap for cash. No. 3, 5, 10,
12, Thread ; Twist, Silk, patent stabbing
Thread, Shoemaker’s Kit, Hammers, Pincers,
Rasps, -Shoulder Sticks, Float Files, 3 square
Files, and every article usually called for in the
shoemaking line. HENRY HANDS,
Norwalk. January 7, 1839. if 93
China, Earthem and Glass Ware.
9?’ A good assortment constantly on hand at
the Store of JAS. MALLORY
January 1, 1839.
STOLEN from the Stable of the
subscriber, at Fair-field. on the night
of the 11th inst. a white Mare with
V: ,1 a switch tail, about twelve yearspf
age.
Whoever will return said Mare, and the Thief,
shall receive the above reward, and I1 handsome
compensation for either.
nods. JAMES MALLORY.
Jan. 1,1839. ‘ —
Westport, November 12, 1838. - tfes
NEW LUMB:-ERHYI -112:1)’
%@/ITH 8 capital of$200.000. and liberty to,
, tt795 _
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.’
DAVID S. GRAY. ‘j
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9 ya 1.
Norwalk Chronicler