!
pogtance. ..'I‘he_re—a pears to be an uneasy
‘quiet in Paris. .. T e.ginsurrectionists- had
been; tit o_n‘,their trial. 1 »
y,Flora. Hastings died on the morning
. of the 5th inst. at the Queen’s Palace, London
- --E:z:press. , . _
_- We understand, says the London Morning
Chronicle, that the Americantrnerchants resi-
. dent in London are about to give a splendid
dinner to Mr. Webster, the eminent Ameri-
Vim statesman. now on a visit to this country.
, Fra.ncc.—Paris, July 3.—Tlie only move-
ments of interest in this city at present are
the trials of the May insurgents, which are
progressing; and the apparently_ meiizicing
position of the government is taking against
Russia.
scene of the first quarrel in the Mediterra-
; lg \ nean. A grant often million francs has been
made ‘to reinforce the French fleet thcre.—-
Matteis seem tending to a grand war be-
tween England, France, and Russia.
S,t9a.ln.—-Madrid papers of June 25th have
arrived. The capital was perfectly tranquil.
Generals Ayerbe__and Nogueras being both
ill atSarag'osjs'a,_it-hecoiniiiand ofthe army of
Arragon had devolyed on-the eldest colonel.
The heat of-.tbe"wea'tlic‘r h'a‘d"bé‘come intense.
To the astonishm(:t‘i;t';of_5.-every- body hostilities
have been suddenly suspended, it being the
policy Of the G¢,~l;ct‘als _on both sides to spin
out the war as"‘l5i‘ig‘"as‘ Spain is able to sup-
». 3 port a soldier. , _
' S-i>v£tzerlaiid.l—-513-lie-. Swiss journals repre-
xnt the canton of Berne as in a critical po-
litical condition.‘_‘- .Tlic inhabitants ofthe Ju-
-,_- ra dis,tricts_,aspii‘e to complete independence,
and thoselof-'tl‘ie Oberland are beginning to
'1 entertain’ the same sentiments. Two com-
missioners have been sent into the Jura to
ascertain the state ofthc public mind, but the
future attitude of the Oberland is r‘-.\'pr-clcd to
depend on the turn of affairs in the Val-.iis.
Vicrma, June ‘2.2.—The camp near B0-
~. rodino in Russia will consist of 200,000 men.
At the review at \Varsaw, there will be at
lezrst 80,000 men under aims.-— Germct.-t pa.-
cr. .
Orders liave been sent by the Aust:i:in go-
vernment to all the proviucc.s, directing the
decree of the. Emperor Joseph H. enjoining
religious toleration, be respected, and threat-
criing with punishment any of the Citholic
Clergy who shall refus~- to conform to it.
I:l.If‘l:'l..--.‘1t1t‘Ol't'.lll1.g to Calcutta gazcttcs rc-
coivcd in Paris, an extensive conspiracy
against the English had been discovered by‘
_ , ii magistrate of Madras. Dost M.-rlioni.-d, the
_. ' :S:h:tll of Persia, aiil Mann Sii'igli, who were
gilt tho lit‘.-"l-‘l of the plot, had spilt upwards of
‘.200 emissarii--s to the native chiefs to excite
them to rcvo't. Tlic Schah had Hl.'1l‘Ci‘lt'(l
against Hi-.:~:it at the head of forty thoussind
men, after dct.-rcliiiig a corps of five tlious:ind
men to Biisliirc. '
Ruugerit Singh is dead.
the aspectot lndnin affairs.
A mcrica./L Posla.gc.—--Aniong the passcn-
gers who have rcztchoil this country in the
‘ Great \Vcster'n, which left New York on
I the 13th tilt, is a gentleman flt'lt‘gill.t'G on a
special mission from the Post Office D"pni't
ment at \Vashington,to the aut‘:ioritii-s of our
General Post O -"icc. The obj.-ct in view is
one which, if carried into effect, will produce
the gregltcst ad\'atitugcs in facilitating the
-oornrnerce between Great Britain and the
United State--.
. , ed, the special messenger from lVasliirigton
’_. iis_ to minke full inquiries into the plans of
.. Mr. Rowland Hill for the ist..blishn'icnt ofa
tjniforrn pcnriy postage, with the view Oft‘X-
.t tending the system to the United States at the
lib
v.
..
2
This will changi-
I
/._
Both sides talk loud, and lay the."
sucli manner and for such term of office, not
exceediiig three years, as shall be prescrib-
amendrncnt be continued to the session ofthc
If we are correctly iiiform- .
In superscribing the two letters, the one for
the church was directed to the tenant, and
_the one for the tenant to the church; ’ The
church was convened to, hear thb advice
which was to settle all their disputes. The
moderator read as follows : You will see to
the repair of the fences, rliat liter; be built
high 4:7’-fl 83'I’0?'-g.'and you will trike sprbial
c¢_1.7'e of tire olzl black bull. This mystical ad-
vice puzzled the church at first,-but an inter-
preter among the niore discerning ones was
about eighteen years of age. an indentured ap-
prentice to the Cabinet business.
"bound to the subscribers by the seleetmen ofthe
town of Ridgefield.
bid harboring ortrusting said boy on our account,
on the severest penalty of the law.
will return said boy shall receive the above re-
ward, but no charges paid.
ANAVVAY from the subscribers on the 20th
inst. a boy by the name of Smil/i.‘Ri_.ggS.
Niaw o.tsH.~sToi:E.
Bools and Shoes at unprece
’ '-rlcnleclx low pi"lces.—The subscri-
ber begs leave to inform the in-
habitants of N orwalk and vicini-
ty, that’ he has taken the store west side the
bridge, and known as No-3 Burrall’s building.
where may be found a complete assortment of
ladies, gentlemen, misses, boys and childrens
HAWLFY & PwKm_T_ Boots and Shoes in all their variety, from the
R,(,gefi9,,,‘ J“,y 20. 18%). ‘ ,‘,l*,25 least to the greatest, all manufactured expressly
He ’ was
All persons are hereby for-
Whoever
soon found, who said, Brethren,this is the very
advice we most need; the directions to re-
pa_i§__the. fences is to, admonish us to take
-goodfghciéd in the admissions and government
__ members; we must guard the church
b 'ou'r Master’s laws, and keep out strange
cattle from the fold. And we must in a par-
ticular manner set a watchful guard over the
Devil, the old black bull, who has done so
much hurt of late. All perceived the wis-
dom and fitness of Mr. Bulkley’s advice, and
resolved to be governed by it. The conse-
quence was, all the animosities subsided, and
harmony was restored to the long ifllicted
church.”
Elections for members of Congress will
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V!‘ HE subscribers liaving been appointed by
trict of Norwalk, Commissioricrs to receive and
examine the claims ofilic creditors on the estate
meet mi the L-usiriess our appointment, at the
store of Abijali Belts, in said \Viltnn, on Satur-
16th and 17th days of December next, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon ofcacb day.
claims properly attested, in us for our report.
- for tliecustom trade from the best materias. and
]V()'1'[CE_ in the latest style and fashion of New York,
all of which will be sold for cash 20 per cent;
‘ ~ . , . .
the honorable Court of l’robuu- for the Dis- “"“”' Hm” Clef b9f""" Oflbrcd “‘ the PMC9-
VVhen' crcd7'l’s rated such a trash,
I need not say I sell for cash ,-
And if for shoes you’d any spare,
Save your trouble ofgoing elsewhere.
D-..m’t fail to call
()ne and all,
And see how cash
Has tirade goods fall.
f Josepli \Vecd, late of \Viltnn, an insolvent
cbtor—Notice is hereby given that we will
ay. the 17' h August next, and on .“\ionday the
Tlie Court
as allowed six months from the 17th day of‘
Gents. Boots of superior nalit and st-le
one. 1839, for the creditors to exhibit their q y J
igprii $2 h¢O to 6); Ladies Slippers and Ties from
5- -3 to -5'1 1‘.-. ; a ver su crior arti do of
French slippers fit 51 ‘25 ; iiic.n’:lace boolgiifroin
$1 to 1 50, and all other articles in proportion.
JAMES C. Howns.
SAM‘i. F. LAMi;i-:n'i'.
Si'Lvi:s'rr-:n Mrzan,
W’ilton. July 27. 1839.
2 Comni'rs.
311.‘)-'3
be held on the first Monday in August, in .
Alabama, Kentucky and Indiana, and short-
ly after in Rhode Island, North Carolina
and. Tennessee.
Proposed Amendments lo the Consl-ilulion.
quality cut nailsjust received and for sale at G-.l
per pound, by the keg or less quantity.
ZVAILS Norwalk,June 23.1839. 3ml21
TY . V. . L ' - ' -
ER; low at the store formerly occupied mull ,mI_iS _J0::‘1lr‘,}‘C)'::e"_.“franmd 0" 13d‘eS,,.W;]t
by VVilliam J. Sweet, Esq. 50 kegs first ’ ‘V l 3' mun” pumps an Wu ‘mi’ ’
men’s common welt heel slices of kip grain
leather, dc-3. fitters and binders on all kinds of
Norini.i-N Ai‘\'Dl{i-IVVS.
‘GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
May Session, 1839.
Resolved by the House of Representatives,
That the following be proposed as an amend-
ment to the constitution of tl.is state, and
whcn approved and adopted in the manner
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post road one mile west ofthc St.'imf:xrd ilriilge.
TO TAILOR A DENTAL NOTICE"
A.N'l‘ED lll'lffl(?fll2]lt.‘l‘/ a number of gnntl
h:inds to make up souilicro work. for
lll('ll lilicrnl prices will be paid. Apply rm the
shoes.
E) OCT. A. HILL, tho‘-kful forthe patronage
_... he has reccivcd in his profession during
nine months past,-in Norwalk, begs leave to in-
form t.rie public, that he still continues a few
doors W('st oftlic Bridge, in Burro.ll’s Buildings,
9;" . . .
1" ) where he will be happy at any time to see his
\V.\i. fl. Kr-:i~;i; rzri.
by the constitution prescribed, shall, to all in-
tcnts and purposes, become a part thereof.
Judges of the courts of probate, shall be
appointed in the several districts ofthis state,
by the electors residing in said districts, in
ed by law.
Resolved, That the foregoing proposed
amendment be continued to the session of the
Gcncral Asscmbly, to be holden at New Ha-
ven in May next, and be published with the
laws passcd at the present session.
House of Representatives. June 5th.
Pa.ssc(l—A. C-A'I‘LIt\', Cleric.
R H. MILLS, Cleric.
Gr-:.\‘EriAi. Assr:.\rnLv,
May Scssion, 1839. 2
Resolved by the House of Rcpreseiitatives,
That the following be proposed as an amend-
ment to the constitution of this state, which f
when approved and adoptecl in the manncri~
by the constitution pt‘cscribed, shall to all in-:
tents and purposes, become a part thereof.
the several towns in this state, by the electorsl
residing in said towns, in sucbimanner, and
for such term of office, not exceeding three
years, as shall be prescribed by law.
Resolved, that the foregoing proposed
Cicncrnl Assembly, to be holden at New Ha-
ven, in May next, and be published with the w
laws passed at the present session.
House of Representatives, June 5th.
Rasscrl—A. CATLIN, Cler/.:, ,
R. [-1. MILLS, Cle-r/.2 j
CAMP MEETING AT WES? NECK.
HE sloop James Morgan. Capt. Saunders,
Commander, will leave the Old \Vell
fir
In
-earliest possible convenience.
Hill's plan, lcttc
whole extent ofthe United States at the s.-mic,-
mite as it is intend:-d they should do sbortly~
in this couiitiy, and comrnunicatious may be;
recs ivcd from the most distimt parts oft
America in the ~V.'tl'IOllS parts of the United
K-iugloui at .11 cost, probably, including the
ship’s charge, of three pence each. The in-
rteres‘s of theiinlia-bitants oftbe British North
Arrierican colon-ins will also be materially
, :ndvanced by the adoption of the plan by
Aim-rica, as a very,’ great number pf the let-
-it -rs sent by the li"lt.'l'-('.i'l8.fliS and others connect-
«Cd with Czirtatlri, New Brunswick and other
ipotits in that direction, p ass througli the Uni-
ttied .‘S'.ates.—- .rnuilreaL pagic r.
l-'lour at ' Ciircinnrrti, July l9, 84
Wlreat 75 cents per bushel
‘ His .’lIajesly/’.- A.v'rira.l.'——I-lis Diiiiiocratic
3\-Iiiji-sty has been uslicrcd into the c. ty by
ibis loyal subjects, with all "the pomp and
, -ciircumstancc” that Cannon, Soldii-ry, Music
i" and office holders:-could i.m,pa.r-t-to the pageant.
Qiuecn Yictoria thcrself could scarcely have
rivallcd his R:-pulilica~n Majesty in the gor-
-gcousness of his roczeption. ln front of the
City Hall a to-inporar_v"’.l‘hitone was erected,
which, after the .Roya.l pl'0t‘.t‘SSlOn'.pflSSt‘(f
xhrough the principal str-eets, theglxmg as-
-cended and received, through Ex-Gov. Mar-
-cy, a dutiful address from his ‘loyal subjects,
:to which he was pleased -to makoa gracious
reply. _
All this minzickry of European_p;igeant_is
in character. It shows that ‘Van Buren, in-
stead ‘of the Reprfblicanism he professes, is
an A.ristocrat. If there -was .a spark of Re-
publicanism about him. he would have spurn-
-ed all these trappingsof royalty. But he is,
what he always was, a lop in -manners and
an aristocrat in feeling He has -the folly
and the wanity to be tickiletl wrthtbss show—
.empt« , hollow, -and servii'le as it is. He has
), 3§een elevated to ‘the Presidency by profess-
‘ .§,-rig-Republicanism. His elevation has made
diim dizzy. 'l'il_1e disguise has been rtorn off,
and he now stands revealed to the people as
1 a would be Monarch, with an abject aad‘cra-
fie; ,popu_,lace at his heels. And all this IS
Republicanism -1..“ Van Bonn Rep_i_i.blzcan-
ism !!--Albany Eve. Ioilr.
. Bull Star:/.—-“ The Rev. Mr. Ba-lkley. Of
Colcheeter, Ct. was famous in his day as_a
casuist and sage counsellor. _A church In
his neighborhood hafl'fa’1l,8F!_-“"9 ‘"“l“3PPY
divisions and comen.twns- “'l‘l°h tbe3f.w'°r°
unable to ‘adjust among themselves. They
de uted one of their number to the Venerable
Bulkley. for his services. _WI’€h 3 I-?‘l‘“e5l that
he -would send it to tjl_i_em ip.-.1, W'1'Wm'J- ,
matters_ were taligen ‘into serious considera-
_ ( tion, and the -advice, with much d.€l1b8T‘1“°“~
committed to writing. It so happened. that
.-
9.2.
no
Should the I dock. on Monday morning, 5th of August, at 8
gio-tr-eriiment of the United Stat:-s adopt Mr. lo’cln'.‘li. and Tuesday and Wednesday morning
,.S will Pass ,j—,,-0u._,j-mm the at 9 o'clock. Returning each afternoon. and
The ,
will be there at Ilie breaking up of the meeting,
to bring p:lSS(~‘D:J_(-TS back.
Fare to and front Camp Meeting. 50 cents.
July 29, 1839. 1I*125
NE IV JVIAIL ARRANGEMENT.
l‘ “ ll E Mail for New York, closes at this oliice,
daily, at 8 o'clock, A. M. by steamboat.
at 125 l’. M. by the Mail Stage.
The Eastern Mail for New Haven and Hart-
f‘-..rd, closes daily at lialfpast 7, A. M.
The Mails for Daribiiry and Litchfield daily,
closes at 11 o'clock, A. M.
Joritv BUnn.u.I., P. M.
Norwalk, July 22. 1839.
J. Ilowleg/’s Vegetable Anti-Bil-ious Pills.
i" AVING set forth the general merits oftbe
Vegetable Pills in the Label accompany-
ing each box. the proprietor deems it unneces-
snry to add more than the following in this ad-
veniserricnt. They are entirely composed of
' V A RD. —-—'l'O
from a neglect of small complaints is incalcula
ble, and it is therefore of the utmost importance
that a strict
trifling bodily infirmiiics should be had ; for the
diseases of the body invariably affect the mind.
Moffat's Vegetable Life Medicines. is in every
instance where they have been thoroughly used,
have triumphed over disease in almost all its di-
versified forms. The salutary effects of the
Life Medicines have, in fact, been so universal-
ly experienced, that in the short space of three
years, they have become fnliyesiablisliet’ as the
most easy, safe and perfect mode of treatment
over offered to the public.
capitulaxc all the reasons which have induced
him to arrive at this conclusion.
for him to say. that the disinterested testimony
of his fellow citizens who have been induced to
use the Life Met icines, will freely be offered to
zany one who may feel disposeil to call at his
.Ollice, 367, Broadway.
_ lhns given him more pleasure than all the
Justiccs ofthc peace shall be appointed in l wealth oftlic East could confer.
the origin of M.)ll'at’s Life illodicincs was the
result of a protracted and painful illness oftlicir
originator, Mr. John Mi.-flat.
Mr. M. was a prosperous and flourishing mcr
chant ii: the lower part ofthc city: and hziving
.consulted and employed a number ofour most
jskilful physicians; be. after months of
llhc invaluable vegetable preparation which he
5 now offers to the public.
case \\ as unparalleled in the history of Etlcdirnil
experience; and he immediately determined to
ollcr lo the world a Medicirie to which he not
only owed his life, but his happiness.
trial has been given them, has been attested by
thousands and incontcstibly proves her intrinsic
merit.
by persons of any age; and the feeble, the iii-
firin, the nervous and the delicate, are strength-
ened by their operation, because by their
prompt and proper action upon the secretions of
the system. and their assiniiluiion with and
purification of the bloo l. they clear the system
of all bad liuinors. quiet of nervous irritability,
and invariably produce sound health.
diseases and modes of treatment with the Life
Medicines, the reader is referred to the good Sa-
maritan, yizzblis/icrl gi'aluilousl3/ by W. B.
Moffat, 367 Broadway, in which are also pub-
lisbed a selection from numerous flattering and
congratulatory letters received the past few
months.
Bitters, are sold wholesale and retail by V-Vin.
B. Moflat, 367. Broadway. New York, to whom
all letters must be directed post paid.
friends, and answer all their calls in Dental
StIi'gery.
fl.CUl‘l‘l.l[)lll)ltJ teeth inserted from one to 0.
full set. Also, teeth cleansed. separated, ex-
tracted, &c., and all those diseases oftlio teeth
attended to, which, if suffered to continue, are
productive of so much mischief.
Ii’efercnces.—-Emery Bisscll, M. D.; J. D.
l\l‘Lcan, M. D.: Hon. Thomas 3. Butler;
Hon. B.;n_j:unin lsaacs, Norwaln Nehemiah
P.;-rry, M. D. Ridgcfield. R. B. Botsford, M.
1).; Doct. D. P. Knapp. D.-inbury. Duct.
How:-ll Rorlgers, Colchestcr, Ct. William
Witter, M. D. VVilliam-antic, Ct.
N. B. He designs visiting Ridgeficld, pro-'
fcssionally, the week commencing .|uly 28th,
and subsequently again, of which public notice
will be given.
July '20, 1839.
PERFUJJIER Y
.F approved odor for the hankercbief and
toilet, at T. Stevens cheap store.
Mysteries of Flora ; Botanical Essence
He has there on file , Flowers; Otto of Lavender; The Nosegay ;
THE PUB LlC. ——'l‘|m
amount olbriilily and mental misery arising -
attention to the least and most
It is unnecessary, here, for Mr. fiiolliit to re-
li is sufficient l -
several thousand letters, voluntarily proffered byllclau do Toilet; The King’s l-loncv \Vater:
his liaucnts, the receipt and perusal of xi-liiciilfliiyzil Extract Flowers; l“Y?1.£.’.'1‘flm H%l"li9T-
chief Essence ; Perfume Verbena; Boquct dc
lllclicics; Espirit Lavand aux Millefleur; Best
Eon de Cologne; Eau de Portugal; Boquet
des Dames; AmcricanBi—quci; Extraciofllalf
Dollars; Extract Toncena Musk; Extract Ber-
gamotte ; Essences, (assorted ;) Fine Rose
Water; Espiritde Rose; Otto of Roses in Plain
and Fancy Gilt Bottles ; Milk of Roses; Cold
(Tree in; 'l‘oilet Powder; Tooth Powder; GCiZll-
inc Court Plaster: Odorifcrous compounti. or
Persian sweet scent Bags; Distihguislied Pre-
parations for embcllisliing and dressing the
li-Lj-air; Curling Fluid; Persian Oil Roses;
Vegetable Hair Oil; Macassar Oil; Bears Oil;
Wiiiie Rose Poiriartirri ; Grecian Dye for
changing the coloroftlie hair from a red or grey
to a permanent brown or black ; English Hair
Brushes; Tooth Brushes; Dressing Combs ;'
Fancy Soaps for shaving and washing ; Cream
dc Savon; Persian Rose Soap; French al-
mond Soap; Chinese Musk Soap ; Fancy
Variegated Soaps ; Toilet Soaps.
June 2-1. 1839.
BROTEE ER JONATHAN.
T/LC lctrgcst Newspaper‘ in. t/re ll/'orlrl.
0i?The proprietors ofthis mammoth shcet—
the “ Great \'Vcstern” among ncwspapers—havc
the plcasureofspreading before the reading pub-
lic a weekly periodical containing a greater
amount and variety of useful and entertaining
:'iscellany, than is to be found in any similar
publication in the world.
Each number of the paper contains as large
an amount of reading matter as is found in
volumes of ordinary duodecimo, which costs $2
—and more than is contained in a volume oflr-
vi-ng's Columbia. or Bancroft’s history ofAme:‘i-
ca. which cost $3 a volume—-and all for Sit‘
C(."I2fS a number, or Three Dollars a year.
Brother Jonathan beinga genuine Yankee,
and thinking that some things can be done as
well as others. is determined to present to his
readers a medley hitherto unrivalled by any
other paper, of
The reader may not perhaps be aware that
\Vl:en taken ill,
suffering,
as prevailed upon to purchase the recipe for
The effect of the Life Medicines in his own
The uni
rm success \\lll(.‘fl has since attended their ad-
iuistrzilion in every iiist:-irice where a fair
The Life Medicines can be taken with safety
For full particulars relative to the various
Mol‘l'at's Vegetable Life Pills and Phenix
JOHN A. WEED. Agent for N...“-.11..
vegetable materials. and are considered to be
superior to airy cathartic medicine now in use.
in removing diseases and for dyspepsia, or indi-
ueslioti. and bead ache. the pills are a sure pre-
veriiivc. Agents appointed by the proprieuh:
A.Duryce, Druggi.-.t, N. Olmstead. Norwalk;
\Veid 6: Hoyt, New Canaan; Olmstead &
patlerns among them by calling immediately at
the cash store at reduced prices.
Anecdotes, Amusements, Allegories, Acci-
dents, Biography, Bon Mots, Conversations,
Crimes, Dramatics, Drolleries. Erratics, Essays,
iEloqucttCe, Facetia, Geography. History, Jests,
iLearning, Morality, Marvels, Music, News,
1 Novelties, Oratory. Poetry, Philosophy, Quiddi-
‘ties, Romance, Religion, Sports, Spectacles.
June 24- }S0rt‘ows, Sutiierings, Tales, Trials. Truths,
IJIO USALINE DE LAINES
NOTHER large assortment of Mousaliue
de Laine. You will find some beautiful
'1‘. S't'i:vi~:-.\'s.
Hoyt. Bedforil ; David Lyon, North Castle; J.
Bradley. VVm Burwcll. \Vestport; Keelerdl.
Smith. Ridgefielil; Wm. H. Lockwood, Pound
Ridge; Gould Hawley, Sotitb Salem. Each
box with the label is enclosed with a yellow
wrapper. signed.-J Hawley. '7t125
FOR SAL E,
A HOUSE and LOT. pleasantly
situated on the West side of Nor-
C
No. 1 and extra VVhite Lead; Linseed, \Vhale;
and Lamp Oil ; Venetian Red, Litheragc, Re
Lead, Turpentine, Copel and Japan Varnisli
Chrome, Green and Yellow,
Verdigris, Rosin, Tar, Okum, and Lamp Black,,
for sale cheap
UT and Wrought Nails’ Spikes’ &c_ by,’ Teachings. \Visdorn, \Vit. \Vonders. Lktc. &.c.
. . ' ‘ ' ‘ 1
the keg orless quantity 3 Windsor Glass ;l l, .1 ?:a:If)s0e,2‘ n"e"“'7:::§wl:‘ ‘<;1ilSll":‘;‘)'r:’t1:ill‘)°§s‘:"l:;l
- HS i ‘ '~ ' 9 '
ilic rarity and extent of its original and select-
led matter, as the s yle ofits execution.
p,.,,ES;,,,, B,,,e:; ‘As a family newspaper, Brother Jonathan
' g will be found to present attractions beyond any
by other‘: _ ' '1
Old Well, June 16. 1839_ i.—,——- ‘ lie comes, the heralil_of_a noisy .wo.. d. ”
1 News from all nations lumbering at his back.
djin
Tries. L. Pnoir.
walk Harbor, a few rods south of the
- - Bridge. Any person wishing to pur-
chase a convenient place at a great bar.gain,wi|l
do well to apply soon to Jonn A. Warm. Nor-
walk. or the subscriber at 25 Peck Slip. N. Y.
WM. UNDERHILL, Jr.
tf125.
July 29. 1839.
HARD WARE, ETC.
ORMAN ANDREWS having purchased
_ the stock and taken the store of Wm. J.
Street, Esq. would inform his friends and the
public that he will keep all articles in the above
line, and sell as low as any other establishment.
Norwalk. July 1st. 1839. If 125
By-Low of the Borongli of Norioalk.
BE it ordained by the \-Vardeo, Burgesses
and Freeman ofthe Borough of Norwalk,
that the fees for Ponndage, to be paid by_ the
owner or owners of creatures, impounded within
said Borough, and under the By-Laws thereof.
shall be twelve cents each, for horses. cattle,
asses. mules and swine, and two cents e8_Cl} fol’
sheep and geese, which shall be equally divided
between the impouuder and key keeper.
And be it further ordained. that so much of
the by-laws of said Borough. passed on the 30th
day ofJuly, A. D. 1836. as is inconsistent bere-
wiih be and the same is hereby repealed.
Passed in Court of Burgesses, Dec. 11. 1838.
Approved in Borough Meeting. Dec. 11, 1838.
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Mr. Bulklcy had a fagni in an cstrcmc Pall A’
A. \V.IL’L_lAl_\!S-, Clerk.
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Head, Barbers Itch, and a.ll other diseases off [ication ofibe reader-
the skin. are effectually cured by the use oft
Sands’ remedy for Salt Rheum.
of the above diseases of the skin, and never been
tender skin of a young infant.
its eflicacy, both verbal and written, are almost
daily received, which can be seen on applica-
tion to our agents.
Salt Rheum in its severest forms, for several
years, he was entirely cured by this remedy in
the course ofa few weeks, and ‘has been entirely
free from the disease for two years.
New York, testifies that. he was cured of the
Salt Rheum, after using Sands’ remedy only
five days; and advises every person similarly
afflicted to use the same medicine.
this medicine cured his wife ofthe Salt Rheum
in three weeks ; and says he would not hesitate
to pay one hundred dollars for this medicine if
that was the price, and his wife should again be
in the same situation.
Bridgeport, \Vin. B. Dyer.
44- B- Cs‘ D SJUVDS The earliest intelligence. foreign and domes-
ELEBRATED remedy for Salt Rll9Uml|jc_ and the latest novelties in the Literary
Ring Worm, Tetter, Eizetna, Scalled World, will be promptly served up for the gran-
Strictly neutral in politics, it will contain no
thing’ in favor or against any party, and will as
sedtiously avoid arty of the controversies which
agitate the religious community. Strict morali-
ty. virtue, temperance. industry, good order, be-
nevolence, and usefulness to our couimon coun-
try, and our fellow men, will beadvocated and
incolcated in every page of Brother Jonathan.
Terms ofBrother Jonathan. Three Dollars a
year in advance. For Five Dollars, two copies
of the paper will be sent one year, or one copy
two years.
The Evening ’1'ul/.lcr is published every day
at the same office, and is put to press at 12
o’clock meridian. in season for the great.Norib-
crn, Eastern and Southern Mails, which all
close at about two o'clock, P. M.
All communications and letters should be ad
dressed, postage paid. "3
GRISVVOLD 6:. COMPANY,
162 Nassau Sreet. New York‘City.
CIIEAPER YET.
r'é"ll-IE subscribers have this day received per
steamboat Citizen, a little the cheapest lot.
of Dry Goods ever offered in Norwalk. _ Good
Calicoes at 7d per yard, and all other articlesin
_proport.ion. Call and see.
It has within
few months cured rising 5000 different cases-
nown to fail in eradicating any disease of this
ind where a fair trial has been given.
There is no danger of applying it even to the
Testimonials of
Edwin Porlenmercbant, of Fall River, Mass.
ertifies that after having been afflicted with the
H. M. Rillcrbancl, of No. 185‘Reade street,
Enos Bunnell, of Staten Island, certifies that
_"._-..___._.___.££
RAISED the present season, for sale by
J. A. W’)-:1-:n.
ATENT CHURNS. just received and for
sale by Emvm LOCKWOOD.
J uly 8. 39322
SUMMER GOODS.
GENERAL assortment for sale cheap at
Old Well. by Tiios. L. PECK.
June 16, 1839. '
A. C. A R N O L D
‘ ()_[/‘Ears for sale,
ALOT of Flour by the barrel; Salt by the
stick or bushel ; Sugars by the barrel or the
single pound, at all prices ; Teas from 50cts. to
$1 123} per lb. a fine lot; A large quantity of
Pork ofthe best quality; A lot of Loaf Sugar ;
A few boxes ofRaisins; A quantity offirstirate
fall Oil ; Tobacco of all prices ; St. Croix and
New Orleans Molasses. a good-article; Potatoes
for 3-‘ 3d per bushel, besides other articles too
numerous to mention.
The above goods will be sold cheap for cash
or ready pay. \Vaggoners will do well to call
before purchasing elsewhere.
June 2-1.
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June 15, 1839. _
CHEAP STORE.
H F. subscribers having made arrangements
with the importers of New York, for their
fancy goods, would give notice to the public,
that from the present :ime they will be able to
show the greatest assortment of goods, and sell
them a little the lowest of any concern this side
ofthe great city. S'ruvi:.\*s & CLOCK.
May 20.
&‘;‘’A GENERAL assortment of Looking
Glasses, this day received by
L. CLARK &. Co.
AL'l‘.--1000 bushels hay salt. for sale cheap
by the subscriber, at Old \Vell Landing.
THOMAS L. Pncit.
OOD Tailoresses willjind immediate cm.
ploymem by calling on the subscriber.
C. M. KNAP1’.
July 15.
(fir VICTORIA Steel Writing Pens, the
bestever offered in market, forsale bv
L. CLARK «Sr Co.
4 OR SALE. a large quantity of D. &J.
Arnes fine letter paper. Price, 1s 6d per
quire, or 83 50 a ream, by T. STEVENS,
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
R, R. E. WHITE respectfully informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Norwalk and
its vicinity. that he intends to devote a few
weeks to the pursuit of his profession in this
village. He has taken the office in Mr. 'l‘homas’
building, ncxtthe Norwalk Hotel, where he will
be happy to wait upon all who may be disposed
to patronize hirri.
Specimens may be seen at his room ; and the
most respectable and satisfactory references
furnished.
Norwa k, July 2. 1339
pos T OFFICE NOTICE.
LL persons indebted to the subscriber for
A postage for the quarter ending July 1st.
1839. are requested to Settle the same without
delay. Jorm BURRALL. P. M.
IVO TICE.
T HE Genuine Report ofthe Jarvis Divorce,
-July 16.
Case, for sale at the store of
V T. S'l‘1-IVENS.
EAD BAGS. bead purses, spool stands,
fans, 8,-,(;. vcry cheap at the fancy store of
L. CLARK &.Co.
OF tliehest quality, ofdifi'i-rent colors, sizes
and qualities, for sale by
April ]6. Smnvnxs &CLoor.'.
LOST.
OST on or about the 13th inst. several
small books, .']tl]0ng_WfllCll was a bank
book, and two menioranilum books, of no value
to any one but the on-Jersignetl. The finder
will be liberally rewarded by returning them to
the subscriber. , J. CAMP, Jr.
Norwalk. July 22 1839. tf124
OR sale cheap at Belden’.< Mill, so called in
Vt’iltou. one double carding machine and
lint body former, boil: in good repair. PFCSS
hardening apparatus, cloths, dxtc. Application
may be made to the subscriber in \Vilton. or to
Alfred Taylor in Norwalk, at G. G. Bishop's
factory. ls.-trait GRlIMI\IAN.
Norwalk. July 22. 1839. 4i*12-l
N. B. If not sold previous to the 20th of”
August next, it will than be offered at public
vendiie. at the mill. 3 o'clock. P- M-
VALUABLE HIEDICIN-E_._
ECK\VITf1’S Anti-Dyspepiic Pills for
Dyspepsy, (ice. and Beckwiib‘s Anti-
Bilious Pills, for sale by J. A. \VE1~:D..
DRUGS AND AIEDICINES.
IV/Lolesale anal Retail.
THE subscriber has ripened a
branch store forthe sale of Drugs
and Medicines at Noiwalk, known
as No. 1 Bu.'rall's Block, adjoining
the Dry Goods store of T. Stevens.
The public are respectfully invited to call, and
they may rest assurred that no articles “'2” be
kept atthis establishment. except the best. Tire
patronage of doctors and country merchapts IS
respectfully solicited, as_they will be furnished
with any kind or quantity they may want. at
New York prices. Hatters can be furnished
with any kind of dye stuffs they may want at
short notice.
' This establisliincn: being connected with one
oftlie largest and most experienced wholesale
Drug stores in the city, stands ready to receive
all orders which will be thankfully received and
punclually attended to.
N. B. The public may rest assured that all
mistakes will be avoided, as one ofthe most ex-
prienced men will be in attendance.
A. DUni'r~'.i-2.
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Norwalk. July 16. I839-
SALTRHEUJVL
SAND’S celebrated remedy for Salt
Rheum. Tellers. Ring \Vorms. Scald flead.
andlall other cutaneous eruptions. For sale by
CHAS. Is.-i.-tcs.
Norwalk, July 12. 1839.
ll‘ H E report of the proceedings on the petition
of Mrs. Sarah M. Jarvis for a Divorce
from her husband, Rev. Samuel F. Jarvis. be-
fore a committee oftlie Legislature of Connecti-
cut, for sale by J. A. Wm-:1).
July 15.
AS inst returned from New York with a
E fresh supply or goods. klis friends and
the public are invited to give him 8 C3l.l- H!’
win up to sell as cheap as can be bought else-
where. Cloths, cassirneres and Veffllflgs RFD‘
constantly on’ h'a'n'd, and of good quality. Trim.
mings of all kinds in his line of business.
Norwalk. July 15. 1839.
75-11115 subsbrtber. has just received it superior
- assortment. ofall descriptions ofPerfurner_v.
which h - o.fi'c’rs for sale cheap.
C. AI. KNAPP
tf123 -
_ _ ___, _ -:c~.— 4_-L, .. ,._.__.gi _n _ - :..._.
of the town, upon which be entrusted atenant. ' ONE CENT REWARD. Look at tlris-I-mportant to the Public. TURNI P SEED l SU1lIMER DRYGOODS, -.-«.2-‘..._J
UE subscribers have this «lay receiveil a
large assortment of summer Dry Goods,
embracing the largest. ‘nest selected. and cheapest
assortment ever offered in Norwalk before; also,
d large assortment of every description of Ladies
aml lwl-°&‘f.‘.S Hats. Hzils. Ribbons, Crapeg,
SziIi’ns.Sill-"4. dcc. ’ Sricvr-‘..\'s & Crocrc
SHELL LIME, _ "‘
Q ER-SONS wishing to cngiige Shell Lime,
-3- can be Supplied about the l0;h of July. by
calling 0n_ Gr-zo. Sun JOHN.
l‘ orwaik, June 9, 1339. .1118
FREIG-H-Tc§* PASSAGE BOA '1".
Steam Pgbclcel Citizen, Capt. .ZlI. Ifoyt,
WILL leave Hoyt.'s land-
ing at N.‘1t‘Wnlk Bridge, dur-
the month of July, at
the following hours: '
16. 6 O'clock, P. M.
Tuesday
Tliursday 18, 7 do do
Tricsrlay 23, 8 do do
Thursday 25, 9 do do
'l‘ucs:l:iy 30. 12’ do do
The Citizen leaves New York, at the foot of‘
Mn rkr:t. street, every VVcdrn2sdi:y ad} S;,i,urda_y,
at 4 o clock I’. M.
N. B. All persons are hereby forbiilcleii 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 bien given. signed by
the captain or clerk cf said boat. For_'furtlicr
information apply on board, or at the store of‘
the subscriber.
P. S. No frieglitdclivercd until paid for.
MONSON l~lOYT;
Norwalk. June 8.1839.
‘ AN'l‘ED.——A good woman who under-.
stands Cooking, washing and ironing. and
who can bring good recommendations Pas to.
chnracter and'abiliiies, may obtain a ilesiralile
situation and the best of wages on iriitiicdialo
application at this oliicc.
Norwalk. June 18,1939.
BOARDING AND DAY SCIIOOL.
FOR YO UNG LADIES.
R R8. SMITI1’S school is now open for
. the reception of pupils. The numb!‘-r will
be limited to twenty-five. Those who enter af-
ter the opening ofthe school will only be charg-
ed from the time of their entering, but after once
I-.-ntering. no deduction will be made for occasion-
al absence. Day scbolzirs—for the introduc-
tory or first class of English studios $3 per
quarter; For the second class 534 50. These
are '\Voodbi'idgo and Willa rd’s Universal Geog-
raphy; Buvritt’s Geograpliy of the Heavens;
VVillard’s Universal History; IIedge’s Logic ;
Newman’s Rhetoric ; Legal Classic; Mrs.
Phelps’ Botany; Mrs. Phelps’ Chemistry;
Karrie Elements of Criticism; Euclid’s Ele-
ments of Geometry; 'l‘ottcn’s Algebra, and
other branches of Mathematics introductory to
the study of Natural Philosophy; Enfic-ld’s In-
stitutcr of Natural l’liil(.-sopliy for those who
have studied Mat.lieinatics, otherwise Mrs.
Phelps’ Natural Philosophy; \Vaylan:l’.-i File-
merits of'Moral Science ; Palcy’:i Moral Philoso-
phy. Extra eliarges the same as for boarders.
Terms for board. washing, and tuition, $150
per annum, or $75 per term. paynlile quarterly
in advance. .Inst.i-notion in Music $310; use of
instruments $3; 1*‘rcricli Drawing and
Painting $4 per quarter.
Re/’erc'i2ccs.—1-’tev. Dr. Schrozdcn, R!‘-v. Hr.
Benedict. of the Bowery Churcli, N. Y. Rev.
Dr. Mead, Rev. Mr. Hall. of Norwalk.
Norwulk, May 14. 1839.. 3.'n“'1‘l4
A COUIVTRY RESIDEIVCE FOR
SALE
T \VO story dwelling house, with sixteen
ff acres of land, consisting of a. tin-udow. an
apple orchard, and a handsome prove of \Val-
nut trees. It is situated one mile from the
village of VVestport, Fairficld county. Conn. and
about the same distance frorri several houses of
worship. and good schools. It is beautifully
located for a country residence. as it con'imamls-
a very extended view ofLon,2 Island Sound, and
the surrounding country. Gentlemen wishing
fto purchase a retreat from the bustle and con-
fusion of the city during the warm summer
months, will find this place for cheapucss and
beauty of location, an oliject worthy oftheir at-
tention. Title indisputable. For rerniswlricli
will be liberal, and other particulars apply to
CHARLES JSAACS, Norwalk, or Tiios. C. liar.’-
FORD, near the steamboat landing. Old \-Vell. or
to Win. C. B_ni.\'ci<.i:iirioi'i', No. 1.2 Dey st.NeW
York. [IT115
BEA VERTEENS BANG UP CORD.
LARGE assortment for 18:] to 7s per
A. yard. Someiof which are of a very su-
perior quality. Also, it large assortment of
summer goods for men’s and youth’s apparel.
for sale bv STEVENS at CLOCK.
April T6. if 110
LEVI CLARK LS" C0.
"""'AVE just received from New York. a very
handsome lot of patent Guild Dc\'er and
Lepine Watches; Gold Chains‘; Seals 'ar.il
Rinvs; Silver Lever and Lepine V7alC.|=C5-
Alsrii, a fine assortment of Scapment VVatcbes
of all kinds which will be sold very cheap-
Gold pencils. silver do wnh rings. 8 PrPll}'
article for ladies ; silk ‘and ‘bead _pu-rscs will:
great variety of fancy articles in their line. C£‘.i__
and sec.
May 23. 1839. __
PRINTS .' PRINTS .’ .' PRINTS .’ .’ .’
3” YARDS printsjust receiv-
3
ed at the cash store, and
for sale cheap by
'l_‘. ST!-JV_E1\:S.
No. 2 Burrall’s buildings, west side the bridge.
Norwalk, April 22, 1839. U 11]
GERIVIAN SILVER SPOON._'.
VI-IIS day ri-ceived twelve dozen German
rfi Silver Table Spoons, (English mar;uf'ac-
rm-9,) which will be sold less than at airy other
shop or store in Fairfield county.
L. CLARK dc Co.
Norwalk, April 16. 1839. if 110
JARIES C. LOOBIIS.
Allorncy anrl Counsellor at L015‘.
:7 AS removed to the city ofliridgeport. and
—. taken an otiineoverthe gtore of Messrs.
Hall and Niles. in State street.
April 23. 15939. '
BANK STOCK FOR SALE.
Aflifin SHARES of the capital stock of the
E Stamford Bank, or any part of il. l5
now offered for sale, at a price well worthy the
attention of any person having money to invest.
The stock has paid an average divideml of 3
per cent, since its commencement. Reason for
sale, the subscribers wish to invest. elsewhere.
STEVENS <56 CLOCK.
If.1.l2-
May 21. ,
§ILVER Table, T.--.-, Mustard. Desert, suit
and Cream Spoons. W&Tl‘8“"-ed 35_ INT”?
coin, on hand or made to order. at prices less
than usual.
Spoong handsomely engraved at the farcy
store of I L.
.MOL.-1iS'SES.
lids. first quality molasses. for salt‘. at ivh0i0;-
. sale and retail by 'l‘rzo.s. L. Pzcsr.
For sale in Norwalk, by Charles lz.-a;ii_-s; 14- CI-ARK 55 G0’-
l 24
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June 528, 1539.
T. S—ruv.r.:~:s.
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Norwalk Chronicler