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politic and corporate, by the same narrie,'_styl€
and title forever, . ’ "

- Sec. 2. Said corporation is lormed lbr the Pm"
pose of aiding such of its members (or the

‘ widows and children of such of its members) as

may stand in ‘need of its assistance. and such
other objects connected therewith, as may con-
du_ce to the comfort, interest and respectability _of
the Firemen of the city of Hartford.

Sec. 3. Said corporation may have a comm”

seal. which they may change and renew 5"
pleasure; .iliey may also purchase. hold, P09‘
sess and enjoy, to them. their successors and
assigns, any goods and effects, lands and tone-
frients, provided, that the same shall at no time
exceed the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, and
the same to sell and dispose ofat plCQ5"l'e 3 “l5”
to sue and to be sued, plead and be imPlead"3d-I
‘defend and be defended, answer and be answer-
ed unto, in any court of recordor etsewliere.

Sgc, 4, said corporation shall have power to
hold meetings, appoint all needfu_l oflicers, to
make bye-laws relative to the admission, expul-
sion, andto the taxing ofits members. !'€ljdl1\:8|0
the meetings of the society, the duties_o_f its orli-
cers, and the management and disposition of its
property; and generally to make any bye-laws
necessary to carry into effect the objects of the
Society. not repugnant to the laws of this state,
or ofthe United States,

See. 5. This act shall be subject to be altered,
amended or repealed atthe pleasure oftlie Gen-
eral Assembly. '

Approved, June 7, 1839.

WM. W. ELL

An act to repeal the act therein mentioned.

Sec. 1. Be iienacted by the Senate and House
of Rcpresentati\'es in General Assembly con-
vened. That the Act, entitled “ An Act, to en:
courage the Growth and Manufacture of Silk.
passed in 1832, and the act in alteration thereto,
passed in 1834, be and the saute are hereby re-

SWOR'1‘H.

_ pealed.

A ~d,J 7,1839.
Wm “Will. w. ELLSWORTH.

 

‘ii3,A carpenter having met his employer in

1 the street, the latter reminded him of the

 

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gratitude due for his patronage. _

'1‘ True," said the mechaiiic—-“but if you
had not patronized me so far as tO,glV8 Inc a
house to build. younwould have been obliged
to live out of doors.

Cola? I'Vattcr for ClL‘llIl7'c7L.--COlTllng-..35
we know it does from :t Physician in this city
we have no hesitation in publishing the an-
nexed commuicatiori 2 _

‘ During the prevalence of this hot weath-
er, there is iiotliiiig so grateftil to infants as
cold water; these little crezitui'es stifliir equal-
ly ivitli adults from thirst, especially at
night; yet, strange to say, the mother either
neglects or fears to Offer cold water. In my
practice, in several iiistiinces, 1 have been
called to see cliiltlrcn laboritig tinder _fet'er
from the effects Of tliirst; rind, "P9" g1t’!“‘s
cold \\'2lI€l‘, liavo lizid the pleasure of seeing
the child recover in it ver)’ 5110"? .ll'*_““.v 3 ll?“
perspiration tollowing the use of this natural
remedy. Real thirst cannot be alloyed by
any thing as well as by writet'. \Vll.(_'l1_ a
child is feverisli at night, it Will in €1ll1:t,]()1"ll._\’
of cases, be cured by lreely sponging its lace
and limbs with tepid water, and allowing it
to drink cold water. Let Pr'1l‘t‘l]tS who liave
sickly children (of any age) try lhiS_Pl"“"§ ‘f
it does no good, it ivill produce no evil; but I
am certain it will arrest much sitfli-riiig by ti
very simple and grateful rcniz.-dy.’-—-N. Y.
Com. Atlc. '

A wise la.rl-_i/ has said——“ if a woman would
have the world respect her litisbaiid, she
must set the example.”

 

Married.

At Norwalk, on the 17th inst. by ‘the Rev. Mr.
Idall, George Randall, Esq. of \Viltou. to
Miss Caroliue,_eltlest daughter ofJ. D. Lounds-
fbiiry, Esq. ofttie former place.

At Darien, on the ‘10th inst. by the Rev. Mr.
"if-otld, Mr. Ira Scolield to Miss Elizabeth Grey.
b.i'li of Darien.

' T the annual election for Directors of the
A. Faiifield County Batik, held on Tuesday,
the lltti inst. the following gentleiiieii were
‘chosen :

Clark Bissell, Benjauiiti Isaacs, Ebenezer
Jesup, A. E- Beard, Buukinghatii Lockwood,
Muses Gregtiry, \\’m. J. Street. ’_

At a subsequent irieciirig of the Directors.
Clark Bissell was unauiriiuusly elected Presi-
dell}. for the ensuing year.

By order,

1,119] T. \VAi_ti\'r-;ti, Jr, Cashier.

AN'|‘E,1_)_.__,1 goutl .woman ‘who under-

statitls cooking, washing and iruiittig. and
who can bring good rccotiiii'ientlatioiis as to
cliaracter and abilities, may out.-nu a uesirable
siiuaeiori and the best of wages oti itiinicdiate
appllcatjiiti at this ollice.

i\"orwalk. June 18. 1939-

P UBLIC SA LE ON EXECUTION.

- 'lLL be sold on Saturday next. the 22d
@‘%/ ‘day ofinst. June. at the public Sign P081
in Norwalk, a one horse Waggon and liarness; a
quantityiofliardwaie and eartliern ware; barrels,
boxes, patent scales and beam ; two coal stoves
and pipes; also, a quantity ol ready made sum-
mer clothing. entirely new, consisting of [33013-
ioons, vests,jackets, coats, shirts. <3.'.c. &.».c. bale
to commence at 2 o'clock. I - .\ o

D. S. Bswrriaiii. Constable.

Norwalk. June 17. 1§39'.-H 
T H E Courtof Probate for the District of Nor-

walk, hath limited and allowel six months
from the date hereof. for the creditors to the es-
tate of Hooker St. John-. late Of Nmwalkv deceas‘
ed, to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present theiraccounts, properly
attested. within said time, will be debarred a re-
covery. All persons indebted to said estate, are
5-gquegted to make immediate payment to ,

O WILLIAM ST. JOHN, Adm r.

Norwalk. June 12. 1839- 3l119
A A "WOOL CARDING.

HE subscriber respectfully informs his old
he continues the above business 3‘

 

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customers and the Public ll‘ genemli ‘ha’
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his old stand,

‘in Wilton, near the PresbVlB.Tl1l"-Ch‘"°h' Haw

gag his machine in good order. carding Will be
- ii‘ .
dm1l§_‘¥3fhe‘ \7‘:fs¢ior1mi;:;r be left at the store of
pgnno er & Merrill, and it will be taken, card-
,, ,,, ,...;....i. Gin-con Luvs-
Wilton. June 14. 1839- 3t119
0sT,_Tlie boy that picked up aitin case
bemwen Norwalk and Darien. containing
book ofepitaphs and drafts of menu merits, will
2,, fiber-ally rewarded by leaving the same at the

shop ohm subscriber. Elfltlontn Prtici-:.

_Norwall-I. -I003 14’ I I 1 if 119

NDIA M'ATT1N(;,,...4-4, 5-4, 6-4 of an ex-

: cellent qualiti/1.1031 T999-l"°d and lb" 331° by
June1'7. ' 1 i ' PTEVEN5 .6.5C"‘°CK'

ATTENTION THE WHOLE.
LL those indebted to the subscriber on
L book or note. must ca;ll-and settle their ac-
counts without delay. By '.so doing they will
save cost. The books. and also notes, have
been assigned over to Jemmy James. and can
be found at the shoe store formerly occupied by
the SUDSCTJDCT. ' GEQRGE JAM'_Es_
Wilton. June 11, 1839. 3:119

PERFUBIER Y.
TE‘

HE subsbriber has jtist received a. superior
which he _ofi'ers for stile cheap.

assortment ofall descriptions ofPerfutnery,

_ '1‘. STEVENS.
June 18.

SYTIIES.
O\VING SYTHES of the liist qitality,
_ and warranted, for sale by the dozen or
3'"£ll€- _C_IIA1‘.L}:‘S ISAACS.
Jtine 17, _ ’
RAIN CR.ADLES.—(:lrain Cradles and
Sythes pftlie first quality. for sale by
Ciuts. JSAACS.
June .17. A

LEVER IVATCIJES.

AN assortment of good Lever \Vatclies this

day received. and will be sold very low for
cash. Persons wishing to purciiase or to have
articles repaired, are respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.

CHAS. E.DtsBnow.
June 17.

Al (2 Court of
amlfor the District of Danburg/,
clay of June, 1839:

UPON the Petition of Ebenezer Hoyt. Of

_ Ridgefield, F-airfield County and State of

Connecticut, guardian of Rufus K. Hoyt, Ed-

Probalc heltl at '1)mzl)u'r_i/, within
on the 14111.

ward S. Hoyt, Ezekiel B. Hoyt, Ztilmoti Hoyt-,'

Margarctt Hoyt, Sarah Hoyt. and Eliza. Hoyt,
all of Sonnet, County of Cayuga and State of
New-York, and all minors, under the age of
twenty-one years, showing to this Court: that
said minors own in fee on undivided part of _a
certain piece of land situatein said Ridgefield,it
being all the real estate whicli they inherited
from Samuel Hoyt, late of said Ridgcficld, de-
ceased, with the dwellinghouse and one-third
part of the barn thereon standing, containing
about tliirty-seven acres, more or less—bounded
north by the petitioner’s land and Russel 
Keeler’s land ; cost by Ebenezer Jones’ land in
part, and in part by Jesse E Keeler’s land, and
in part by the petitioiicr’s land and highway;
south in part by Jesse E. Kee1er‘s land,
and by pctitiOnor’s land,’ highway, and Rus-
sel B. Keeler’s land ; west by petitioner's
land, liigliway, and Russel B. Keeler’s land
—:ind praying this Cotirt to order the sale
tliet-eoffor reasons in said petition stated, as per
said petition on file dated the _14th day of June,
1830, may appear. It is ordered tliat the 26th
day of August, 1839, at 10 o'clock in the fore-
noon be assigned for the hearing ofsaid petition,
at the Probate Omce in said Danbury, whereof
said petitioner is directed to give public notice
1);,-;reol’by piiblisliinga copy of this order in it
iieivspaper printed in the County of Fairfield,
three weeks sticcrrssivcly, titletist six weeks be»
fore said 20th day of August. 1839.

[119] EDWARD TAYLOR. Judge.

F0 UR TH OF JUL Y EXCURSION.

 
 

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The Steamboat ClTlZEN will leave Hoyt’s
Landing at the Bridge. Norwalk, at 8 o‘clock, on
the morning of the /1th of July. Particulars
given next week.

TOLEN OR STRAYED, on Saturday
niglit, June 15, 1839, from the pasture of
widow Cliicliester, two tiiiles west of New-Ca-
naan village. a grey MARE. 8 years old, dark
feet, tail and inane, and ii small swelling on the
right side of the neck. Any person who will
give information at the Gazette Oflice, or to the
subscriber in Wilton. or at Walter Whitney’s at
Darien, shall be reasonably rewarded.
DAVID Ciiicriizsri-iii.
Jiinc1S. 1'*1]9

OOD CHEESE can be had by calling on
the subscriber, cheap. A. C. ARNOLD.

 

 

Lotteries under the mmtagemcnf of

S. GREGORY cf CO.

JULY.
A 7'eslrospcclit;c glance.

The brilliant success that has attended the
movements of S. J. Sylvester, duringtlie present
year, (1839,) has truly been unpi-ecedented hav-
ing sold noless than Ten Capital Prizes since the
1st of J‘!ll‘.lfl.l'y raiigiiig from $50,000 to $5,000
for ‘-lll of which the cash has been paid on de-
mand as is ever the case with all Prizes sold by
S. J. Sylvester.

Determined not to relax in his efforts but to
remunerate those who have hitherto been un-
successful in their adventures. S. J. Sylvester
begs to present for the month ofJul_v one oftlic
xmnst splendid series of schemes that has appear-
ed for some years. His friends and customers
will please remember that this office [130
Broadway.] has now been estublislied for the
lust, 15 years, and that promptness and puiictuali-
ty have ever marked all transactions of S. J.
Sylvester.

Bear this in mind. Delay not, but forward
your orders carefully addressed to

,S. J. SYLVESER,
130 Broadway, & 22 Wall st. N. York.
Remember the 130.

D.

$3-0,000—Vir,qinit1 Wheeling Lottery. Class 4
for 1839.‘ To be drawn at Alexandria, Va.
July 6th, 1839. 75 Nos.—12 drawn ballots
Splendid Sc/Lemc.—"'30,000; 10,000; 6,000 ;

3,140; 3.000; 2.500; 2.000; 50 prizes of 1,000;

20 of 500 ; 20 of 300, &c.;' 123 prizes of 200 ;

Tickets $l0—shares in proportion. A certifi-

cate of a package of wholes will be sent for

$130—shares in proportion.

$40,000—Virginia Norfolk Lottery, Cl iss 4 for

1839. To be drawn at‘Alexandria, Va. July

13-78 numbers, 14 ballots. ’

Grand Capitals.-—$40,000; 12,000; 6,000;
5.000 ; 3,000 ;‘ 2,500 ; 2,000 ; 1.769 ; 1,600 ;
1,500; 2 prizes of 1.250; 2 of 1,200; 20 prizes
of1,000; 20 of 500; 20 of 400; 40 of 300;
50 of200 ; 100 of 150, &c.—'l‘ickets only $10,
shares in proportion. A certificate ofa package
of 26 tickets will be sent for $130—halves and

quarters in proportion-

$30,000—Virginia Leesburg Lottery, class 4 for

1839. To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. July

20-78 numbers, 13 drawn ballots.

capizals.-—-$30,000; 10.000; 8,000 ; 5,000;
4 000; 3,120 ; 30 prizes of 1,Ԥ00 ; 50 prizes of
500- 50 prizes of 400 ; 50 prizes of y 300 ; 100
0;» ,’,z,,, 200; 65 prizes of 100, &c. Tickets
on]; 10, A certificate ofa package of25 tickets
wil be sgnf, for $140—shares in proportion.

- ‘ ;. ir iiiia Wellsburg Lottery,
logfiiézef be drawn at Alexandria,
Va. Jtity 27, 1839. 75 numbers. 12 ballots-

Gmwg QaP.;gals.—%B30,000_; 8,000 6160.026
3,000; 2,500.; 1,017 ; .100 prizes of 1.. _fi,
of 500 ; 20 of 300 .; Tickets 10. A certi ‘catc-
of a. package of 25tickets_ will be sent for $130..

5h‘"”e§ lg .”°.P°”i°n' s. .1. SYLVESTER.
' ‘ f130Brotidwa.y.

,_» — .~.~-v--,4--—-—— —----~ -- -

I/VOOD AND MEADOW LAND.
OR SALE. a piece of meadow land, on
Beldr-/n‘s Hill,iti Walnut meadow, so call-

ed, containing between 4 and 5 acres.

-‘U50. between two and three acres of wood-
lafld. lying at Fitch’s Woods in Wilton. Said
property is part of the estate of Aaron Keeler,
deceased. disiriliuterl to the heirs of Nathan
Keeler, deceased. For terms. c\_'c..apply to

Ttiiio. T. llli-;ri_wiN.

Nnrivalk. June 4. 1339. tf117

& '1‘ _a ‘Court of Probate held at Danbury,
. within and for the district ol'D.:'r;bui'y, on
the 20th day ofliltiy, 1839-? , ' A
Presetit, E(f'lL'(Z'I‘d Taylor, Judge.
lVliereastlie estate ofBrzidlcy Keeler, late of
Ridgefield. in said district, deceased, is insol-
vent, the court doth thereupon atttliorize, em-
power, and direct, I-lull Keeler, Administrator,
and Polly Keeler, Administratrix on said estate,
to sell all the real estate of S'tlt’l deceased, at
public vcnrlne ; tintl said Administrators are di-
rected to give notice of the time and place of
said sale, by posting up the same on the public‘
sign post in said Ridgefield, and by a publica-
tioti thcreofin 11 newspaper printed iritlic coun-
tyof Fairfield, at least six days before said sale.
And the said Administrators are directed to re-
port to this court.
3t*1l7] Enwiirin TAYLOR.,‘Jutlgt':.

EVER AND AGUE.-—'l‘o my friends in

the West. and partictilarlytliose who have
used the Life Medicines in treatment of Fever
and Ague. .

It is but a very short time since these medi-
cines have been introduced into the Fever and
Ague Districts, and the proprietor {latters him-
selfthat during the period; wherever they have
been used accortlingto the directions they have
clone more towards cxiermitiating the disease.
than all other remedies and prescriptions coni-
biried. It is a common excuse among ‘ regular
practitioners,’ when specifics are introduced,
that they cannot cure diseases ivliicli people are
in the habit of considering incurable. Medical
experience is continually doing away apart of
the list oftlie incurable diseases, and Mr. Mollat
has the liappiiiess of confidently announcing
that Fever and Ague is now to be added to the
number of complaints which modern sl_iil_l has
conquered.

In Fever and Agiie the Life Medicines not
only give quicker reliefthan any other reiiiedy.
but if persevered iri, ellecta permanent cure ; so
that ifthe patient is only ordinarily careful, and
resorts directly to his medicirie _tipon the first
symptom of tendency to a new attack, it may
alwa_vs be warded off. To escape one chill
would be of inliriitely more consequence to the
suflcrer than the valucoftlie rcrriedy—to remove
the disease permanently would confer a benefit
upon him which cannot be estimated by any
earthly standard. That these medicines will
effect what is here claimed for them, the pro-
prietor lifi the testimony of all acqtiainted with
them and their application and use in the Fever
and Ague; and his object in now addressing
his friends at the VVest is to request them that
they will spare no painsin communicating their
experience, and disseminating this highly inter-
esting information, now that the season for Fever
and Ague has arrived. ' 4 i

The Life Medicines, ifproperly used and per-
severed in. recommend themselves; still it is
necessary that the public should know that such
medicines exist, antl hence the propriety of ad-
vertising tlietii. It is hoped, tliercfore, that the
proprietor will not be accused of cgbtistn when
he says’lliat there is no medicine or mode of
treatment extant, for fever ague, so appropriate,
thorough and positive in its happy cllects as
Moff'at’s Life Pills and Plieriix Bitters.

For further particulars ofthe above medicine
see i\'10flat’s Good Samaritan, a copy of which
accompanies the medicine. A copy may also
be obtained oftlie diflerciit agents who have the
medicines for sale.

French, German and Spanish directions can
be obtained on application at the office, 2'75‘
Broadway.

All post paid letters will receive immediate at-
tention.

Sold wholesale and retail by J/Wlliam B.
rll'qfl'al,375 Broadway, N. Y. A liberal deditc—
ii0ll mode to those who purchase to sell again.

Agents.-~'l‘lie Life Medicines may also be
had of the principal druggists in every town
througliotit the United States an the Canadas.
Ask for Moll'at’s Life Pills and enix Bitters;
and be sure that a fate similc of John Mofl'at’s
signature is upon the label of each bottle of bit-_
ters, Or box ofpills.

JOHN A. \VEED. Agent for Norwalk.

SUJWJJIER DRY GOODS.

VEN HE subscribers have this day received a

large assortinetit of sutrimer Dry Goods.
embracing the largest, bestselected, and cheapest
assortment ever ofI'ered in Norwalk before; also,
a large assortment of every description of Ladies
and Misses Hats. Hats. Ribbons. Crapes,
Satins, Silks. &c. STEVENS & CLOCK
A '1‘ a Court of Probate holdeti at Norwtilk,

June 10, 1S39—Upon the petition of Hull;
Comsloclc, of New Haven, in the county of New
Haven, as she is guardian to Catharine 0. Inilcy,
ofNew Canaan, in Fairfield county, a minor un-
der the age oftwenty-one years, showing to this
court that said minor owns an utidivided right in
a certain piece of land and buildings, lvingiu
New Ctinaan,tlie whole, in quantity about thirty-
four acres; bounded northerly by the state line,
easterly by Jesse Richards and Stephen Rus-
coe, southerly and westerly by Samuel Coni-
stock and Ruth Coiiistock’s land, with a higli-
way running through the same—and praying
for liberty to sell the same as per petition oti file
will ap_pear—Ordercd, that the 22d day of Sep-
tember next, at 9 o'clock forenoon, be assigned
for a hearing on said petition, at the Probate
Ofiice in said Norwi-ilk ; and the said petitioner
is hereby directed to give notice thereof, by pub-
lishingthis order in a newspaper printed at Nor-
walk, three weeks successively, at least six
weeks before said day of assignment.
3t118] BENJAMIN Isxiics. Judge.

SHELL LIIVIE.
-PERSONS wishing to engage'Shell Litne.
can be supplied about the 10th of July. by
calling on
I‘7tirwalk, Jtine 9, 1839.

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GEO. ST. JonN.
if11.3

FREIGHTc§- PASSAGE BOAT.

The St

com Packet Citizen, Capt. M. I103/l,
WILL leave Hoyt’s land-
ing at Norivtilk Bridge, dur-
_, ing the month of June, at
“ "' the following hours :
Tuesday 11, 8 o'clock P. M.

 

Thursday 13, 9 do do
Tuesday 18, 7 do do
Thursday 20, 7 do do
Tuesday 25. 8 do do
Thursday 27, 8 do do i

The Citizen leaves New York, at the foot of
Market street, every Wednesday and Saturday,
at 4o’clock P. M. y

N. B. All persons are hereby forbidden to
trust the crew of said boat on account; of the
boat and owners ; nor will said boat or owners
be responsible for any freight or package, for
which a receipt has not been given, signed by
:he captain or clerk of said boat. For further
information apply on board, or at the store of
the subscriber.

P. S. No frieglit delivered until paid for.

MQNSON I-IO1,’T.

__...z.u.. .

—.. 2.1- .-_.J.-

_ .MILITARYBLACKIZVG, -‘~’-*"”'
EV LASTIC \Vater proof Military Blacking.

J for Boots Shoes, Or Hariiess, eqtiallcd by
none. Also.

The Arnericari Corn Cure, an infallible reme-
rly for curing Corns without pain or soreness.
Prepared by A. A. Cooley. For sale by

R. CAM!-2l‘.0I\’.

Also. on hand, n genuine assnrttiietit of Toys
Curls. Crimlis. Rzizors. Soap. Candies, the
genuine Ctllllxlln Solve. &.r:. écc.

land 1doi'iznntalWatclies adjusted, cleaned. 

-I'll’ \V0rl< done at short notice.

N. 13- Cash. and the highest price paid for
Old Goltl and Silver. '

The Sub‘-?Cril)er would avail hirnselfoftliis op-
Dnrtunily to state, that for several years he has
‘ll.’-ltl the advantage of being in a repairing and
manufitcttiring r.-stablisliment in New Haven.
wliere the best of work has been done, so that he
léif-‘l-“,f'l"l'J[\t=)i.(‘nl tosuit all who may entrust work,
to his (wire. To say he has tiic largest assnrt-I

3"l‘l£l"p<it't. April 1.5. 1835). tfl17

ll‘/‘ii OW-“1'l"l‘ S V «I51-)'l‘.t\ l?.l‘,l,-J L 1 it is

NJ‘; Pl L L9-‘i ANIJ l’l-lEi\'l_‘+C l‘il'l"l‘i".RS.
'P'ne_tinivo.rs:il estiziiatioti in vcl-it.-li the (-olr-brat-

ed L7:/'e Pi/ls and 1’/:.z~m'.t' .I;.‘i//r32-.5 .-iro hold. is
SallSl3ICl0t‘ily tlC'lll()llSlt';ll(.'(l by the iricre:i_~'iai;z de-

mand for them in every state not} section of the
Unit.-ti, and by the voltttitary testiiiioiii.-ils to their
remarkable cllicacv wliit.-liia re every ivlipre oft'ci'-

ed. It is not less froiii zi tlrcply ;_vrati!'vin«_r cori-

litlexice that they are the riicnns ofexteiisii/e and

iiic-stimuble _£Ot)(l amoii__r: his tilili-'_-tetl fellow crea-

lures, than from ll'll(‘.l‘t2:~_'l(-‘(l (.-ritisitlei‘zitiori.<, lll.‘-ll

the _t)t'uprietor of these i rectiiiiicntly .su(:(:t:ssftil

medicines is tlcsirotis (ifl'\o.epir:_«,_z tlieiii C()l)Sl,']n!l\'
bvlitrc Ilie public eye. Tlie sale of every addi-
tional box and bottle is ti giiarziiitce tlizit some
persons will be relieved from a greater or less
tlcgree of stzllering, and be iriiprovr-tl in ggmierril

health; for in no case of sulloring from tlis-ms.-

cart they be taken in vain. Tl'ieprOprit:tor has
“CWT liD0Wn 0!‘ been informed of an instance in

which they have l‘.';lll(‘(l to do good. In the niusi

ulistitiatecases ofcliroiiic tliseiise, such as C-hm,,;c
dyspepsia, torpitl liver, riietitiiatisui. astliriia.
nervous and l)lll0llSllCi1(li1(:llO.(?O3!l\‘enF::=s, piles,

general dcbility, scroftilous swcllincs and ulcrrs.

sciitvy, salt rlieum and all clironic alictztioiis of
the organs and l1l8lTtl)l'{lllt'-'S,_ they alliect cure.-
willi a rnpitlity and permanency which few per-
sons would lllCOl’Cll(.‘flllV believtr, btit in which
tlionsantls have testified from happy expericricc.
In colds and cotiglis, \\'lllCll, if iw;v_lt=ctetl, super-
intltice the most fatal diseases of the ltitigs, and
indeed the vicera in general, these IDC-tllt:IlI'l(‘:=, if
taken btit for tlirceor four days. iiovcr l'i'iil.——
Taltcri at night. they so promote the insensible
perspiration, and so relieve the system of felirile
action and fceulciit obstructioris, as to p."()(lll(!(: a
most delightful sense of COn‘.'£llf3SCt.‘nCC in the
morning; atid though the usual sviiiptotiis ofa
cold should partially return (luring the day, the
repetition ofa suitable dose at the next litim of
bed time will almost invariably cffect'pei'iiia—
nent relief, without further aid. Tlicir clieci
upon fevers of a more acute and violent kind is
not less sure and speedy iftaleeii in proportioiizi-
blc quantity; and petsoiis retiring to bed with
itillaniuiatory symptoms of the iiiost alariiiitig
l-‘.in-'l, will awake with the gi'zitil'vin:z Coriscititis-
ricss that the fierce enemy has bdcti bvcitlirown,
and can easily be subdued. In the sortie wav,
visceral furgesence, tliougli l()l’),'_’ CSl()l)llSll(‘tl. atitl
visceral ii_ifl:irii:ii;itiotis, liowever cr'iIic.'il, will
yield—tlie foriiiertu small and the latter to large
doses of the Life Pills; and so also hysterical
3050110115. llypocondriocistii, i'c.~.-tlessiirass, out

very iiizitiy other varieties oftlie Nctirotical class
of diseases, yield to the ellicacy of the Phenix
Bitters. Full tlircctiotis for the use of lllCSP
metliciiics, and showing their distinctive appli-
.:-ability to different complaints, aet_~o:iipaiiy
lllFll’1; and they can be 0l)l€llflF(l, wholesale and
retail, at 375 Broatlivay. wliero iititricrotis certi-
ficates of their unparalleled success are zilways
open to inspection.

For atltlitioiial particulars of the above medi-
cines. sec MufIat‘s ‘ Good Satiizirit:tn,' zi copy of
which aecompaiiics the mrdicities ; a copy can
also be obttiitietl of the tlilfezcnt .-Sgctits who
have the iiietliciiies for sale.

French, Gertiiun and Spzitiisli tlircctinns can
be obtained oti application at the ollicc, 37.")
B ma d way.

All.pr)'.;l paid letters will l't)C'_‘lVt': itniiicdiatc
attention.
m‘,1_:l"C‘5)r'.l.“L‘(l and sold by. lI'illiz/in ‘Li’. flioffitl.
or-3 Lrozidway, l\ew lork. A liberal Llr:tltl(t-
tioti made to those who purchase to sell again.

A_;rcnls.——Tlie Life Medieities may also be
had of the principal tlrtiggists in every town
tliroughout the Uuittd States and the Cariatlas
Ask for Moll:it’s Life Pills and Plietiix Bitters;
and be sure that a lac siiiiile of John .\1ollat’s
signature is upon the label of each bottle of bit
ters or box of pills.

JOHN A VVEED, Agent for Norwalk.

if 117

01'? RIFLE FOR SAL l£.-—-A good secoiid
hand creased Rifle for sale cheap. Apply at
this ollice. J uno -1111. 1839.

CROCICERY AND '(_:'LASS ll/AIEE.
EVORsale by the subscriber, at the Post Ollice,
a handsome assorttiient of Crockery and
Glass Ware. Forsale cheap.
Jtine 6. Jon:-* I3Ui:ii.u.i..

NEl’V GROCERY.

7“'lHE subscriber would give ii: rice to his
-5. friends and the public ,eencr.'illy,- that lit-
has opened a store on the west side the bridge,
No.6 Burrall’s block. where he intciitls to keep
a general assortment ofclioiee Family Groceries
and Plt.tVlSlO[lS, which will.be sold on accom-
modating terms. A share of patronage is re-
spectfully solicited. At.o.\‘zO C. ARNOL1).

Norwalk, June 12. 1839. tr'118

c. is. Disiiiimv’s
CASEH STUEEIE,
Norurrt//'r, C/.

The Sl:ll>SC'Tll)_€l' having:
taken a store on the cast
* sitleoftlic bridge, in Nor
‘ walk. proposes keeping
on hand a general assortiiiciit of Time l,’itrr:e.-,
Silver Ware, Fancy Goods. ziiiiurig which
the following comprise apart :

T'z'/no Pieces —A good assortment ofWatclics,
new and second hand, ivliicli will be sold low
for cash and in all cases warranted or no sale.
Ifsatisfaction is not given the riiotiey will be re-
funded. Wood Clocks. most all prices.

I Jcwclr_y.—Watcli

Chains, Seals, Keycs,
Rings, Ribbons, &c'-;l3rP=1Sl

 

Pins and Ear
Rings. A great variety ofFingcr ll.ings,, which
are offered low for cash, as they are received (ll-
rect from the iiianuf:-ictor_v; Locliets, Snaps, dce.
Cu1_[gr_q/_—--A variety of (lilleretit qt.izi_ltty and
priced pocket Knives and Forks; .‘:>ctssti:'s,
‘Wade and Butclier's' celebrated lranie back
Razors. _
Spectacles.-—Altiiost every variety on hand or
made to order wholesale or retail. Old fr.'it'rics
repaired and new glasses set at short notice.
Loolcing glasses.—Gilt and maliogany lrziiiie.
a variety of patterns. ,
/Siltticr lv'Va're.——T:-ible, Desert, Tea, Cream
and Salt Spoons. Sugar 'l‘ongs- A150. the bet?‘
of English and German Silver Spoons. Spoons
made to order of any pattern. Silver in alt
cases warranted pure as Com. . _
Britannia anrl Plated H'arc.——-Revolving
Castors. Candle's_t'tcks. Tea Pots. Oollee P?!-Q.
Lamps. Tea Trays. Brass Snullers. Frays, (.\'.t".
Pmcils and Pcns.—Good assortmeiit . ol
Ladie’s and Gentleiiieii’s evcrpoint Pencils
Also, an assortment ofStecl Pens. Old Pencils
repaired. ‘ I
Fancy Cr'oods.—— Such as \Vallr:ts, 'l‘ooth.
Cloth, Lather and Hair Brushes; D“-’55'“g “ml
Fine Tooth Combs; Purses, Tlicrmoirictcrs.
Letter Stamps, Beads, &c. ‘
Re}2airing.—Watchcs, Clocks. tintl l9“‘5“

Norwalk, J Line 8, 1339-

Tipic Pieces, repaired and iV'at’!'4l.“.l.Cfl- l._:e:iver

tiicnt ever offcrozl, or st.-l‘.s r~|ir~apcr tliaii any one
in lllC‘(!t)Ulll_\,’. is l‘ll(‘i‘P pull‘. in u.-t,;,_-1, [,9 ,-t',.,.,,,_g
it tiririer-cssr.-try to deal. It is ciiriiigli for him 1,,
s.-ziy, he tlilll sell c//cn1:_)'3..-r CU5,71., A s',,;,,e of

public patrritiagc is re.~:m'-t-i_l'iilly solit-itctl.
Nni'tv.'ill.'. i‘tl:i_v 23. 15.39. if 115

J l7J1f‘v7" TE D 171115 {E DI.-’i TE L Y

Qillx lltél rule Jntirticviitoii Cabinet ltlzikers.
C3 to wltniii stcatly l‘f??i)i:‘_$’tl!Cfll and good
Wt72(‘S \\ ill be‘: given. ./‘iisn. -‘i gontl r-li:iir maker

E- ..__._...-,._.-__..-._._,_._..-_~___ "__

VAL UABLE FARM FOR SALE.

 
 

_. ~'_-V’ '14. 
WILL be sold, and possession given iiiiniedl-.
”~l9iZ~'s One of the most valiitible farms in
ll“? l°“.’n Of New Caraan, in the county of Fair-
fi€lfl~ “ml fillualr-. near the centre of said town.
Said fzirrri cot.-taiiis between forty and fifty ;
acres ofi‘nnadow._ plough, atid woodland, with .-i
I-f°°‘l °"Cll3“l- and 8“ Cl§“g'Iillll. tlwc-‘lling ltousl-‘.
Will’ ‘mt l’llllCll!lgS- and is one of the riiost el-_=-{C »
gtttit -ltlL‘!.‘ll(‘-HS in New Canaiiii. Said farm arid
lnillflllt. s are in first rate 1'9pZtl]’,(tl1(lWlll be sold
.‘-tl it {_fl'(‘.'il. lint-gain. Any [l(‘l‘S(tll wisliiiigt.o_ pttr- 1
clinro will call on the stibscrilier. liyiiig rir-artlio.
l’_T"“”S'-‘-“s by wlioin an iiiclispiitablc title. will be
t§l\’t“1l- Wii.r.i.i:it Dliumiionn.
No-.v C:iii:i:tn, April 22,'1_93{). Ll‘ 111

NO TICE.. '

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'4

0

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by applyitig soon to the SLafl""lll)(’l'.
\Vi-.r. A. B/,rj.Lov.-.

tl'1Q9

Pl(ll‘\1‘flll{. April 8. 1839.
'> 1-’

.7".’°Eli"' ‘ii 1 GOODS STORE. .
I":""3lll*‘. SllllS('l'll)."l‘S have opt-iietl zi l)i'v (it)Otl<.
atitl lfutizry Store, in ('t)l1l"(‘t"llt‘.'l ivitli the
Jewelry littsiii~:~ss_.:i: the oitl stzintl of Levi Cltir-lz,
west side the i)t‘ltl_1j(‘, wlscrc tlioy llli("iltl keep-

Dry Gotids. They rcspt.-clf:il'l_v invite all to mill
and examine l'l‘i(‘ll‘ ,Qt)t::ls, as tiioy clpgign setting
gnarl articles, tin-tl Clif-Hp.

utinccessnry, atitl \\'lHllll mrrt-.|v .-cvtliiirtliey in-
ter‘.-tl -li-"<‘ttlH2 0"-"-'5’ thin: lit the Dry Good and
.14:-wclry, lllll‘, from a gtiltl pair-tit lnvcr \\'.'ll(‘ll to
ti bail ol r-titttin. L. Ciz.-itiii 6; Cu.

April Gtli. 133..

. ,. . , _ , L
 filil) \‘v'Alii‘i. d(,t:.——.~\ llté\t/ stijiply til’
3:._.i.v; llortlwzirr-a:itl C.'.irpt_-utor'.< ’l‘ool..~, for sale
C-“ill W Cll.~iS.1S.‘.ACS.

rrfi _a ,v- 1

."i'il.(./'1/A.:1i‘.s..;";"i.‘f':‘ 1;: 
 -l“l‘3\V t>lt'(.'t's iiiviro of tboszc liazitlsotiie
L_‘ blniisaltiic tlt: 11311110jtjfilrc:-Ci\_'(-d, “.},;Cj,
tiizikes our USSUl'lll:{:lll :i lisilc lJf.‘.l!Cl' tl-:.:,,, g, ,3,-,.,
\'v'-'!==- Sui‘;-:=.'i-:::s 5: (.‘-LCCK.

l-‘1-‘ti-'1-i}Il‘lrrt’-ti‘ DA 1’ :.S'CIfOOIi
-, . _

_-‘/0-‘Q LADIES.
RS. S5311’ ‘i_i’S
_ the l't‘.‘tJr"llll()tl :.ifptip§l.e.. ’j‘hg ‘;_u,-_,§,nr will
l'5ll'.i(?(l to tivorit_v-five. Tliose who enter tif-
ertuc tipntiing oltliost-liool will mtly he clizirg
trout the tint»? of their r-ntt‘ ring, bot. {tli.Cl' Once
lite-t'iti;;. no dt-dtictiori will be inzide ii1)rti.»g{,-man
l absctioe. Diiy .=cliril.==.i's~—foi' the ll‘tll‘:i(lllC-
lit.‘-l‘y tit‘ llfsl cities 0‘, Etiglisl) Sf‘(],’ii§‘g $13 I)“;-
qtiartcr; 17'nrt.lic .-comitl cl.-:_ $341 50. Those
are \VOf)1il)l’l(l__lf0 and 'i\.’ill:irti'-~..~ IJul\,.'(_>]'s:1l (.190,-_,.
raplty; Burt-itt’s Gt':o.:_rm;.~liy of the llctivcns;
Will;2i'd‘s U:iivt‘i1-::il l"listor_v; I-1-~dg:2’s Logzic ;
Ncwrti.'in’s Rlisetorir: : I;T"t'-‘ill ‘l:iss‘r- - .-

, , . 5 I- , v r...
l.:£l€l}‘»‘_} Botai:_v; Mrs.’ l’ti<;~lp:-’ Clietiii.~tti‘y;
118.1116 1'.-lt3ll:f3l'tl.-‘.~‘ of Cl"l.lCl¥l}'] ' -‘i " 2- .‘ .

, .iciu ._ J1,
rncr.-ts of (}"-'\ll’lt.‘.l“V; 'l‘ot.t.oii’s A:'g-‘-bi':i. rid
Otlicr .brtiiiclitis of .BI.'ilil= iiizitics l.".lrU(lll(2i.t)l",’ to
the study of E‘*:lr‘tllli‘:'}l l’liilusopli_i-’; Eui’i'cltl’s lit-
stttutoi‘ of 1"-.‘a!iti~:tl l*‘i'ii‘-xso;;E.-y for those who
have studietl t‘.I;:t.l.cin=iti<:s, o.'l:.'-:rv.=i:~‘e Mrs.
Phelps’ Nztttiiwil Plitlosopl-v; ‘vVtivl:intl’s Elu-
lllt:‘fliSt>fPi10filliSClC!1C(3; Pultty’:)ll1(_)r.‘tl Philoso-
plty. Extra cn:ti'g=°s the S‘lltl'J as for boarders.
Tortris for l)ti{l.l‘tl._ \'v':,iSlllllg', and tuition, $150
per zitiiiuiiif or 557-3 p-'.‘l‘ t.»_-rm, l‘.ill_‘,'.'tl)lt‘, qttriitorly
iti €ltlV'.‘illCC‘. l:i.~st.riit:tion in sir: -‘£310; use (if
!l'lSil‘llll’iCt'1lS $3; Ft‘-oi.-cli :[,~.:;; Df£1\i'lI!'r and
. . C
Painting 634 per Q‘l:Irl(':‘,
J-.‘tjf:t‘c22I:cs.—ltvv. L‘:-. Sclirrelcr. Rvv. l'ifi'.
::iicdict,oft_l'.c l}ov.'+i'y Cliurcli, ‘.7. Y. i:3\'_
1'. PJFUi'l. I{.!‘\". Pill‘, l (_ij‘.j_\-;lU(\x‘.'a”;_
l l

5 ‘I A ND
YO U1"*."{r'
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I'~lt.ii‘v.'all:, i"il::_',' 1-‘l. 3m‘‘] 14.

'1‘ ll 15 si.'bsct‘ili:‘:r liziviiig re.-nmcrl the practice
‘-— ol 1-15;l\\',l9l)'.i(il‘:3lllis‘ pt'nl't:ssioii:il sr~r\'icc-_.~
to the git:L\lir2. ULJ‘. ill‘; 13lSf:iELL.
_I32”“"i[‘§- t\t:::: . 1836). ii‘ 115
‘rip * \ - ~-_-. ‘. . E‘
Q} RINTEL i\iLt:_iLlI\’b--_A. large lot _tnst rc-
J3- ccivetl at the ."‘t'ev.' York store; sortie new
p.ttet‘tis; alsti,.l’rit;tctl ..11iJl,Vrj(}‘ w1,;,q, Wm [,9

sold ciiczip by :"t'i«:i‘i-INS 5.: CLtici{.
{S ant Nurse Chairs,

WOSTON 110 JECE

 utivv on ll£l.'t'l, tizitl ftii‘s'ilc cheap for casli.
Boston lloekors for frriiii 20s to Nrir5()
chairs from 1.2sto1E>'<. Call sonii ifynti wish tr)
ptircliase an article ofcztsc, and (_‘()l’t\'Ci‘.lt'DCe not
-to be crrcelleel. \V. A. B.-ir.i.oiv.

May 20, 16:39.
 AKEN up and itiipoiiritlctl in the Borougli
—'§ Pound. on the 13=li lost. one dark trown
yCi1l‘lll‘._'_7ll(‘.lli_'.", witliout any artificial inark, and
one brindle do. with some white spots about the
lieatl and under the belly. Utiless i‘etlt=.ctiiti(l
within lW(’ltl_\’-(la_\‘3. they will be soltl as the law
directs. 1-itm.«'.t:i-: A. Giiztzs, {ey Keeper.
Norwzillc, June 11-, 183. . 9.1119

EVI CL. RIC if-C CO.. have this (lay re-
ceived per stoaiiier Clil’/ZF.‘l'l, Capt. lloyt,
another supply of goods. uliieli they request
ptircliascrs to call Zll‘.-(l exziii'ii:te.
N. 13. Tlicy (l l in \Vatclies, Clnclis, Look-
ing Glasses, t‘s1u.=:ical ltistrtitncr.ts, as well as all
kinds oftlry goorls. i"tl:i_\j 28.

 

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ALL per.-‘ms lrll€l'(‘.~l(‘tl in lll(-.E'Sl:1l€3 o
Joseph \Veetl. of \\’ilton, iii l*‘airi'ieltl rrmiiity,
who has assignctl the some tutlic stil,~st'tiliers. in
trust for the lJE‘n(‘ill of his (‘i“t‘(lll!‘ll‘5, are licrcby
notified to appear, if they see ('?lll5=E.‘. :it the Pro-
bate Olfice in Norwalk, on the 17th day ofirist.
June, at 9 o’clo.':k l1)I'E‘llO(ll'1.lltt‘l'l and there to be
heard relative to the appointaicnt of Coiiitr.-is-
sioncrs on said estate.

.2 W . S". = as

1,s;._~t L1,‘ ..it'ii(.i , Tm5,m,S.
(.)m-:t.r. lmurori,

Vilton. June 3, 1839. 3|] 1.7

S U_3.7.3[ER GOODS.
 STEVENS is now iipetiiitzz the greatest
-51 0 varit’-t_v of stiriiti'ir:r dry grinds ever ()lil;‘l‘-
pd to the public. Stniic very liriiirlsotiic Frencli
prititetl tiiuslins and Frcrr,-li lawns. and a very
exterisive assortriieiit of 'rihhoris and parasols:
colored silks, It great variet_v. not to be siirpzissetl
by any for beauty and dtirabilit_v._ and lll(}l.'.‘=Eilltl:’~:
ofzirtieles too iitmieitiiis to tiientiuti. Dry good."-
are selling very low at No. Burrall’s -‘>uild-
lugs, west side the lit-itlgc. Please call and see.
Nurwallr, June -1. 1839.

F’ {"'iElI1l Court of Probate for the District of
1 Norwalk, liatli limited and allowtrtl six
tiiontlis ‘mm the date hereof. for tho, r.-retlitnrs to
the estate OfRutli ‘i'\'liitncy.lateof N()r\\':llli, de-
ceased, to exhibit their claims for settleriiciit.
Tliose who iieglcct to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said time, will be de-
barrctl it recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to make iriitiicdizite pay-
‘ V , ‘ 7
iiiciit to ILBHN \Viii'iu\i-.i % EXeCumrS_
lli-zrtrtir Frrctt,
Norwalk, Juno 5, 1839._ 3""""11S

F?“ HE Court of Probate for the District Of
Norwiilk, hath liniitcd and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors to
the estate of Eri Betts, late of ‘-Viltomtleceased,
to exliibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect; to present their accounts, properly
attested, within said time-,w_ill be debarred a re-
covery. All pet-sonsitidelitcd to said estate, are
requested to iiiakeiiiimediate payment to
JEHIEL GRU.'iHIAN, Adrn’r.
Wiltoii, June to, .1839. 3.018

will find :i sitnatinri lll.'ll \\ ill be my his intg-(C53,.

ing it Ql‘nPTQl ?!f_~‘.S()fll1ll‘lll of Eancv and Staple‘

. . . . !
An etitiriierritionol 1ll.“ll'?il'?t('lCSlllt‘V cnzisitlnri

5Cll’70l is now 0;‘/‘il fur-

 L.=\RG_E lot __of tl_ama;_mrl priiited muslin
. 1. -1. ya“; wI(lf‘-- pI‘t.C't31~“§1'd POI‘ yard, at the cash
§:6l(:rt',,N(7. 2 I}tirrall‘s buildings, west side of
ltllf‘ llfltlgff. T. STEVEXQS.

} Norivtslli, April 22, 1839. if 111

l (:7£lL'\7l§R '1‘alilo, Tea, l‘tlttstar<l. Desert, Salt
it-J’ antl Crr-tiiii Spoons. warroiited as piirczi“ '

l('.riill._t'l1 l.'€‘.1l_(.l or made to order._et p
'tl‘;=_iti iisiial. _ '
S_-Lino-its li“.‘.ti'dscvniely c

'stm~t~, of ' L. CLARK &Co.
l

j PR1’./‘."’1‘S 1‘ PRINTS! .r PRINTS! : .r
F“ /3?‘-. ~- YARDS priiitsjust receiv-
i ‘*4’ " ed at the cash ‘store, and
5 for sale cheap by T. STEVE:-is,
No. ‘2Burrrill’s lIlIll(lll‘~_Q'S, west side the britlgvg.
i"{or‘i.\'Oil:, April 532, 1839. H.111

ll-’ORSTED DE 
r‘ S'l‘EVEN_S has just. received ‘.2530 yards;
952 0 driiiiaged Vvorsted do Lana, for sale at. 2.";

"cl"

0:1 pr.-r y-'3l‘(l: No. 2 Burrall’s buildings, W-.

 

sitlv the britl_t_:rri_ If
N.-ir\'.'all-;. April 22. 1830. {fl} 1

(I EH./"r1AN SIL VER SI’(}O‘NS.
?'}',.f’~IliS day T-“(f(‘lV6’.(l twelve dozen Gcrniztp
, -5'53 Silver Titbie Spoons, (English iiiaiiui'ac.-
:il':l‘f.‘.,) wliicli will be sold less than at any Otlier
Esliop or store in 1~‘airi'ield county.

L.'(}LAtiK 85 C0.
' tfllfl

N--r~.i=cll:, April 16, 1.539.
JAMES C. LOOMIS,

A/'l07"nA_y (Lml Counsellor at Law,

 AS rcmovetl to the city ofllridgeptirt, and
". ‘J taken an office Overtlie store of Messrs.
llall and l\il.-.2. in State street. ’

I-'\ [lfll ll. 
1=1;.4i~'Eri<rE13Ns .;~BA*2$eL>1> CORD.

" I.A.l‘LGl'l .-;.=.soi'tnietit for 18:1-_-to 7s per
yard. Some of which are of a very su-
pt:-iior qttzility. Also, it large assortmerit of
summer goods for inc-n’s and youth's apparel,
ll)t‘StLlC by STEVENS &. CLOCK. ‘

/l:'1l'li 16. tf110

N()Rl'l-".»'1LK BAKER Y.
HE r’~‘lll)S(:l‘ll)t'.‘l' Tt‘,‘,~‘pt’C?fully informs his
j ll‘lt'll(lS and the ptiblic, that he has taken
ttlic Bi‘-oi" at Norwall-: where he ‘tows in:
strict :i1‘lCl-llllflil to btisintisa to iiierit sll.-are air
their ptittoringe. .‘-'.—'.itii.. R. .BUl\"l‘Il‘-‘G
Norwullt. April 10. 1839. Iltiil 10
1‘l’I3tt ‘SgClsf l‘
2’. n. L‘. .,er one x Ut"’fl.1' rat: ier. or so e at
the i"’«.:iv York prices. "

LADIES TIA '.f't.".
£2713 YEN cases of Ladies Hats rcecivetl ll:O
1 pzist week, by the subscribers direct from the
nzzmtilarrtiircrs. coniprisirig Tuscatis, Lcgliuru
Fl:.i:s._ Plain and Colored Straws, etc. etc. which
can he sold it little cheaper than has ever been
t~.llE:i'etl this Slllt‘. of New York. Call at the New
‘furl; store, it few doors north Oftlie mill.
S'ri«:vi;.\'s & CLOCK-.

Ilia

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A. L?‘-_

 

r-my V
N. 13. Also the largest assortnient of Mili-

n.r=t'_v Gtiritls ever ()l1Pl’(’(l in Nnrwalk lir-fore.

Q{£1i()VEIlS, Spades, Hoes, Garden Htipg,
l.J Crow liars; Broad and Narrow Axes;

At.gersr,-fall kiiirls; Cart and Viaggon Boxesof~
illl sizes; [lay and Manure Forks; Ploughs
and Castings oti hand and for sale cheap by
(firms. ISAACS.
Nz>rw:ill\'. April 9. 1839. W109
LEVI CLARK CO.
"§"_";,7'AV E just received from New York. a very
 liuiitlsoiiie lot of patent Gold Lever and
Lcpiiie ‘\V;itr:lir-s; Gold Chains; Seals and
Rings; Silver Lever arid Lepitie ‘Watplies.
Also, a fine assortment of Scapmerit Watches
rifali kinds wliicli will be sold vety cheap.
Gold penPll:<. silver do with rings, a pretty
article for ladies‘; silk and bead purses with
great variety of fancy articles in their line. Call
and sec.
filnv 23. 1839.
Of}: S'l"RA\V HATS of all kinds, :1 little
clieeper than.-_tlie clicaprst. L CLARK 6; CO

A CO l'_»'1"i" FR Y RESIDENCE FOR
SAIlEi

 '1‘\‘i-'0 story (l'.\'tI‘.llll1_$_7 house, with sixteen
/"Eh. acres of land, consisting of 0 meafl0W- all
.., plt-. orcliard, and a handsome grove of \Val-
mit trees. It is situated one rriile from the
villrge of ‘Z-Vestptirt. Fairlield county. Conn. and
aliotit the saute tlistance from several houses of
ivorsliip. and gnritl schools. It is beautifully
located for a witiritry l‘8$l(l6llCP. as it commands
3 very (.=g;|()n(l(3t_l \'l:)\.V OrLOUf_' Islatid SOUUEJ. 3.7”]
tltC siirrotiiitliiig country. Gentlemen wishing
lio piirchzise a retreat from the hustle and cori-
fusion of the city during the Warm Summer
tiioiiihs, will find this place for elieapness, and
beauty of lor-ation, an object worthy oftlieir_8'*.
tcntinn. 'i‘iile indisputable. For terms which
will be liberal, and other particulars apply to
Cl.'Al‘.L}-‘.3 ISAACS, Norwalk. Or TII0S- C- HAN-
FORD. llt‘."il' the steamboat landing. Old \Vell. or
to \'v’m. C. BRIi\‘C1il~Z[tIl0FF, No. 12 Dey st. Negjg
York. _ llf1_]-.5,
 SACKS salt, large size; 60 bags hay
 Silll ; Mess pork by the barrel; salarai
tus .iy the quantity, or at retail; tubs, pails,
window glass and nails, for sale by
JOSEPH S. Maizxizii.

run

tiny 1830

;';._§*.,\l(i'iN tip by the subscriber. this day, a
J33. light hay horse, with a Sl8l'l_1Jil'1elt)rEl)Ca(l,
and \‘.'llliC hind feet. The owner can have said -
horse by proving property and paying cliarges._,_
' W'nI. DRUDIBIONID.
3t*1l7 -

Ne-v Caiizian. June 1,1539-
BAIVIL STOCK.

,. OR. sole for cash or approved credit. 000

ii. tiundrerl and nine shares of the‘ Capital
stockoftlicStauifortl Bank, Apply to
\Viii. J. STREET.

Norwalk. June 3, 1839. -If 117

ONE CENT RE IVARD.
., i. ANA XV.-\Y from the subscriber on the _7th
' ,nS,_ an i,,,je,,,,.(] apprentice to the shoe
tiiakinw business. bit like lb? "Elma “ll/ll1’hc”5 J‘
Drake: frockled face, large ears,._and had ‘on
when he went awajib 5'“l’°d casslmere iiadnizllv
Icons frock coat. and black hat. I foroi a _
Per:_n’,,,, h."bm-inn or trusting said boy on the

. r ,1 V
penalty ofthe law. Tiioius ST. J0I‘1‘l‘\1-18 .
{):',?l\IAC;\SSA1LUtl. Utt(L0l 08:3. 80

011,9; pm-ftinicr_\', Cllfiap. I4. \ LARK 64. Ct).

rices less -; ._

iigrtivetl atitlze fancy" -

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