(HI.
: _._..L
questions; untilithe magistrate wasobliged to
desist, from a regard to ‘his personal ‘safety.
Appleby was taken off to jail under a strong
escort of officers, and the Justice was indebt-
"ed to concealment for his safety. The next
morning the examination was concluded by
three Justices, when Appleby was fully com-
mitted, to await the requisition of the Gover-
nor of Oh_io, the crime having been coinmit-
ted" within the jurisdiction of that state. , It
is hoped that he cannot escape the punish-
ment he so richly deserves.——Nezc-Yo7‘7»'e7'-
. ____________.
From Ca.mz.da.—We learn from_ passen-
gers b the Hamilton of last evening, that
several, persons from this side were captured
at Cobourg a few days since, completely arm-
ed for some desperate entCl'pl’bSC. One ofthe
number revealed the plot, which was to inur-
der the more prominent of the Royalists.—
Among the prisoners is said to be S. P. Hart,
editor of the Lewiston Telegraph. The re-
velation of the p‘ot caused quite a sensation
at Cobourg. There were said to be many
" more engaged in_tbe same enterprise, who
’ were yet at large in the Province. Preme-
ditated assasinution, whatever may be the
pretext, will find few apologists in any civil-
ized coiintry.—Roc/iestirr D. Adz-eru'scr.
.. Taking‘ Ad1:(mt(bgc.”——.ludging from the
talk of the Loco-Foco papers in relation to
‘ii.’ ‘ '1 the Registry Law, their constant harping
upon the roguery which they say can be
practised under ‘it, tlrei_r forced endeavors ‘to
inisconstrue its provisions, and pervert its
meaning, and the extraordinary pains" they
4 lake to point out every possible \\'11}' In which
the law can be "' takcii advantage” of. W0
are hot sure but they intend, wherever they
can get the power in any town, to endeavor
,0 “ml.-e advanta<__rc” of it in some of the
forms in which they aver it can b-.'~_doue.——
'1‘liis system of " taking advantage” is one of
the Stitfi(.l:tl‘tl games oftliat party, l‘l‘('Oll.llIl(‘l'l(l‘-
,1] by their own “ l)oc.tor Frzii'rklin" hiriiscll,
":‘ll‘tl.'l.{‘lS rcgrilaily and faithlull_v p|.ll'Sllt‘tl,. we
’ ,,,.,.s,,,,«,.._ 3431113 H Do.-tor” could have desired.
t_l-ir fricn-rls ll1l‘()tlQ’ll¢l'll the 811110 Will ‘l0 “"'ll
1,, i,,_, m, ih.-ir _g-riard, at least, zigairr;-t any
such attempts. 'l‘l".ci'e is no law under hea-
vi-n_ and we doubt. svhctlier one cool l. bl-
lraziil-d, with the sarne numb:-r of provisions
,,‘_., [},;._ which might not he thus pl'l‘-'
\‘l‘l_".etl, by such ii syst- lll-lllt'_‘ course. of
,.fl;,n3 to put it to the torture. Ol
(‘t‘)ll!‘S:‘ it is the duty of the people, in i'r-giirll
mixhis as ,0 ' ,.,-My other law, to be (‘i‘ll‘t'fl.'ll
and see that it lS-l‘lllllfl1ll_\' adiiiiiiisterl cl, ac-
t‘t')l'tllll'.f to its true and obvious intent :lll'.l
l
‘ l!lt‘t'lllll1g'.
It is importziiit, then, that we should llét'
Q‘.'(-IV e.\'ei'tion at the town iiiertiiigs the in-
,,,,;,,.',- ,,ummn, to ell-Ct /iii/res! mill]. to carry
the law into l~.\'r-cutioii. 'l'Irl~ l.m'o-Focus arc-
,,l,.,_,_,,1,. ,,,.._,»j ,_.- 1],,-ir li;l'o\\‘r-rs tn pi'epai'e, 12
1,.-,a=ibl.c inf the l:1ll_'Ill7l(_“b‘ of M 1'. .'.\llt.'S, to
i F“ ‘ J’ « i Y [I I * I V . .
“.€i?r"U)‘(’ I.-‘iv: s.;"crl nir/4.’. \\ ll.-,ll‘ltl. tlit} in
lt'fl(.l in this wax‘ to practi.-c all tlii-disliotiesty
.,,,._1 injustice. whicli they insist cmi be wrtirig
mu 0, thL,1{._4(:i:i_‘5l_|'.\' Iriw, we lt::i\'t' the pi-oplt:
to jii.l.re. The course thcv liave thus far
porsiieil, cl-rtaiiily lays thciii tlprll to Sll‘Spl
-cion and it is well to look out fortliem. '1 hat
in:ii‘i's honesty is at least qiiestioiialill‘. who
is forever priiritiiig‘oiit-iriean*?’=by which other
people in iy he drslioncsl. and IS always task-
ing his iiigl-niiity to showhowtlio laws rnay
3 he “ taken allvziiituge” of. Let the \Vlii9s,
then, be on lll("ll' guard, and rerncrriber the
‘- little town rm-etir'i_<_:s." ~I{rzrI. Cour.
1
II:/rl/'a.iir*‘irl. —— It rnay not be lcriowri to
moniv of_our rt-ad:_-rs th t this flower, which
is U.;.‘ll:1ll\’ of a pink color, may be uiade to
come outia brilliant rich blue, by the siiriple
'mt‘2lllS of fllll|l_‘.’I the pot or box with the
swziiiip or bog earth. Cominon garden loam
]‘l‘lltlllt‘.CS the pink. ' ‘he clrscovery of pro
tlllflllg the blue was acci:.leritally iuade by a
i'i’ieii«lof ours, by \\'llOlll it was sortie. time
I ' s-in-so coruiiiiinicated to us. We have i'l-pent-
rd the expi-riiiient this season with good suc-
l vi-ss, and now name the fact th:it the lovers
l of varil-ti,' llTi\’ tike a'lv:int:'rge of it.
r—.'
if:
L
.1.
f.’ .
F
The
lilillll. should be sliifn.-cl very e:irl_v in the
Silllllg'.—-‘Villa/1.7)!!!-II-.
P/¢a..-u,».- ofMati'iiimn3).—-Tlie Coluuibiis
,l)-inocrat tells if a man in that place who
pissed tlirough f.iiii' iiiiportant eras of his
l fi- in as miiiiv l.l~i_\'s. I'll‘ was lti:1l‘l'il'(l on
'1‘...-5.-il:i_v eveiiiri__r; on W't-driosday eveniiig‘,
his 1,,-[_.-[.~ pi-es.-iitr_-ll llllll with an /icir.’ on
'i',':riii'sla_v he cut (f/'1/ll’! and on Fi'id:iy lie
1'.‘
i-xii.-i ttoeiiiiriill-.t to the j‘iil of l..0wii'll-s L‘Utlll-
‘rv for his bri-.lc's tlubtsl Facts; bi-at l.lll_'lll
who can. A _.
_ 11,, Eye 1,, ];u_,-;;,,.,5.~'.——'l'\\‘() Yankees, an
iiclzount of \\'lli)Sf.‘. l-.\'ploit,s we published the
« n[h('|' day, l|L‘.l(lUl'l “ Perilous adventure at the
before, and whence their escape S('C‘ll1"_‘Ll al-
most hopeless, and while the spectators were
waiting in almost breathless suspense for
thorn to make their arrangeuients to attempt
an ¢-scape, were busily employed in cutting
canes for sale!
On the 5th oFJuly, on the night of a Monday.
Eloped frorri her liusliand,the wife ofJoliii Grun-
dy» . .
His grief for her absence each day growing deep-
er ; _
Should any one find her, he begs him to--keep
her! [English paper.
_
Died,
son of Mr. David L. Deforest aged 6 years.
At Fairfield, on the 5th inst., at the residence
of her father, (A. G. Jennings.) of consumptiori,
Mrs. Eliza G.. wife ofJolin S. Pierson of New-
‘York, in the 27th year of her age-
At Straifoid, on the 18th ull., Mr. Stephen
Lewis. in the _91st year of his age. "
'7 Al Bridgeport, on the 4th instant. Mr. Angus-
HIS M. Gregory. aged 29. On the 3131 all. wid-
ow Raciiael.Perry, aged 95.
LE
’§TTi'1'E COMMON SCHOOL CON-
’ ' ,V_ENTION.
A.Convention of the friends of Commoti
School improvement will be held at Hartford
(lay the 28th of August, at 10 o’clock, A. M.
find will continue in session until the follow-
ing’ évening. '
Oflicers of the several county and town as-
sociations lor the improvement of Common
_Schools, of County and Local Lyceums.
School Cgriimittees and.Te_ac_.'hers_, the Clergy
gffalt den_'orriina__tions. ,-1l'l,,dlV1,t1_tla:lS in public
:-
V‘
\.
5.
Falls,” while on the little speck of rock,,
wliere no liurnaii being pl‘oba'oly ever stood?
At New Car.'aa1i,'on the 7th inst. Sylvester, »
in the Hall of Representatives, on W'ednes- —»
stations, and the friéiids of .E§l.u_cat,ion_ geutrg July 29, 1839.
5 -
:—:%_—j
ally are invited to attend and present their
views respecting the present condition of our
schools and plans for their more extensive»
usefulness.
Interesting statements may be expected
from gentlemen familiar with the education-
al institutions ofother states and countries.
I-11-min’ BARNARD. 2d,
Secretary of the Board of.Commissioners
of Common Schools.
Hartford, August 1st; 1839.
L‘ T a Court ofProbale held at \Vestpori. this
I. . ‘the 9th day of August, A. D. 1839-00
petition of Jotiii W’. Taylor. of \Veslport, iii the
c0Un|._v ofFairficld, as he is guardian to Sylves-
l(,3£,Tx'_)_y‘ll)l', of said \Vesiport.. a minor under the
ag._e_,‘,rif,'li\'enty-one years, respectfully sheweth,
that said minor owns in feelhe following pieces
of land, viz: One piece sitriared in the town of
‘V/Vestport, and is boriiided north by John W.
Taylor, east by highway, south and west by
auiel Nash, containing one acre and tliirtceu
rods. Also one other piece situated in said
VVeslport. in quantity ilirce acres and eleven
rods,and is bounded north and west by John
fSiurges, east oy John \V. Taylor. and south by
highway; and your petitioner believes it will be
for Ilic interest of said minor, that the above de-
scribed property be sold, as it will require a con-
siderable expense for making and repairing
fences, aiid in its present state will not pay half
;as much as the interest of the money will be
Zibat it will sell for--and pray said Court to or-
dcr the same to be sold as per petition on file.
dated at \Veslport, lhis6lli day ofAugust, 1839;
Ordered, that the 19th day of October. 1839,
at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the
lieariizg ofsaid petition at the Probate Office in
\Vesrpnri, and the petitioner will give notice of
‘the pendency ofsaid petition, by publishing this
order in some public newspaper printed within
,II c county of Fairfield, three weeks siiecessively
at least six weeks before said 19th of October,
i839. Tries. F. 1lowLA.\‘L, Judge.
3i127
LOOKING GLASS.——-An assortment of al-
‘ riiost every size glass, for sale low for cash at
Disi:iiow’s.
PENCILS AND PENS.-—A variety of sil-
vcr pencils said to be twenty per cent cheaper
than they have formerly been sold in this market.
4! Dissitow‘s
GOOD new plain watches warraiiled to per-
form to suit the purchaser, for 312. furrrierly sold
at $16. at Diseirow‘s.
WANTED, 500 pairs woolen socks and
siockiii;_-s. for which ilie highest price will be
paid iii the store of L. CLARK (Y, Co.
\'\’UOL for Sale by
L. CLARK 6: CO.
310 USLIN DE LAINES.
ERY good and liandsorue at 23 per yard,
and other goods proportioriably cheap. at
the store of L. CLARK &. CO.
GOOD hlearzlied M usliri at Sr] peryurd.
L. CLARKGL CO.
‘t1UUSA'l'ONlC Rail Road Money will be
l‘(‘(‘t'lVltl for goods, iS'.c. to any amount at the
-Ii-re (if L C LARK din’. CO.
ll'{UN AND S'l'El'iL of ail kiiills and sizes
for stile. at the New York prices. by
Nt)R)1A.'\' ANDREWS.
-Aiigrist 12.
M R. E. “7 [CITE purposes to leave town in
course of a few «lays. Persons who are intend-
ing in sit for their portraits are requested to call
lliiriiig the prcserit_week.
August 13. .
SUJIMER DRY GOODS.
7 V H E subscribers liavie just received a large
addition to their stock of suiiirrier Dry
Goods. ciribraciiig many goods of entire new
slylt‘-s. They have a large assortment. Print-
ed Cairilirics, Muslin de Lanes, Plain and
Figured Silks, Ladies llars, some extra fine
Leghorn Flats, doc. c\:c.
August 6.
S'i'i:vi:Ns & CLOCK.
-' YAKEN up and iiripnunded in the Borough
Pound, on the 31st of July. one Ewe.
Crop on the near ear. Also one Buck Lamb,
\\irli a hole in the olfear. Also, on the 1st inst.
three barrow pigs, and one sow pig, weighing
about one hundred pounds each. All white
with short tails. Unless redeemed witiiiu
twenty days. they will be sold as the law directs.
H. A. Gums. Key Keeper.
Norwiilk, Aiigrisl 5. 1339. 2:126
ANOTHER lot of very fine Maccasar
Oil tortlie hair, highly perfumed, just received
at the store of LEVI CLARK 32. Co.
7 ‘HE subscriber having forgotten to whom
he lent Urc’s C/iem2'ca_l_ Dictionary, a year
or ivro since, will thank the iiidividual who has
it in his possession, to return it immediately.
. Join‘ A. M'L1«:Aiv.
_ Norwalk, August 5, 1839. 3t126
\" ATCHES, Clocks, Jewelry and all Job-
biog carefully repaired, and at very cheap
rates-Coliiu Plates-furnished at short iiotice—-
! Engraving on Spoons, &c. neatly executed, at
the shop of LEVI CLARK 81. Co.
ll; OF VI'l‘l{l0l.—Foi sale by
the Carboy. 8! the
NORWALK CHEMXCAL WORKS.
August 5, 1839. If
VVANTED I.’lI.ll1EDIATELY.
Y the subscriber, three smart active boys
as apprentices to the Saddle and Harness
business, about the age of 15. Apply to
P. W. Jomzs.
VVestport, July 29th, 1839. 3l126
' ATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, and
all kinds of fancy articles will be sold
at Dry Good profits, which is '25 per cent less
than such articles are usually sold.
LEVI Cmuur &. Co.
NOTICE.
()3? ALL persons are hereby forbid trusting
uiy son, Benjamin S. Benedict, Jr. on my ac-
count, as I will pay no debts of his contracting
after this date. BENJAMIN BENEDICT.
Ridgefield. July 29. 1839. 3l*l26
I rIE cheapest and best Tooth Brushes ever
F offered in this Borough, can be found at
the shop of LEVI CLARK & Co.
_____________
NEW MAIL ARYRANGEJWENT.
fl‘ HE Mail for New 1 ork, closes at this ofiice,
. daily, at 8 o'clock,‘ A. M. by steamboat.
at 12; P. M. by the Mail Stage.
Mail for New Haven and Hart-
The Eastern
v at lialfpast 7, A. M.
p 1, 1 dail_ . ,
Jripyfeoiiiiafiits for Daiibipiy and Litchfield daily,
’ it A.
clqses at 11 0 doc ’ Joan BUitn.u.L, P. M.
Norwalk. July 22. 1839-
F OR SALE.
A HOUSE and LOT‘, pleasantly
situated on the West side Of N01’-
walk Harbona few rods south 0f U18
Bridge. Any person.-wishing to put-
clise a convenient place at a great bargaimwill
d ll to 3' ply soon to Joan A. Wnso. N0!’-
xfallf or ihepsubscriber at 25 Peck Slip, N. Y-
” ' Wilt. Uuozrtrtlliigi JV-
tf 251
ONE-CENT RE JVARD.
ANA \VAY from the subscribers mi the 20th
~ inst. ii boy by the name of Siizitlt Riggs.
alioiit eighteen years of age, ah indentured ‘ap-
preniice lo the Cabinet business. He was
bound to the subscribers by the seleclmen ofthe
town of Rirlgefield. All persons are hereby for-
bid barboring or trusting said boy on our account,
on the severest penalty of the law. \Vhoever
will reiiirn said boy shall receive the above re-
ward, but no charges paid.
H AWLEY dc PicKi=:'i"r.
Ridgefield. July 20. 1839. 3i*125
NOTICE.
V" HE subscribers having been appointed by
the honorable Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. Coirimissioners to receive and
examine the claims ofthe creditors on the estate
of Joseph \Veed, late of VViliou, an insolvent
rlebior—Noiice is hereby given that we will
meet on the business our appointrricnl. at the
store of Abiiah Bctrs, in said \Vilion, on Satur-
day. the 17'li August iiexi, and on .\'loiiday Ilie
16th and ]7tli days of December next, at 10
o’clock in the forenoon ofeacli day. The Coiirl
has allowed six months from the 17th day of
June. 1839, for the creditors to exhibit their
claims properly attested, to us for our report.
SAiii’L F. LAMei:rt'r.
SYLVESTER Mi-:Au.
Wilion. July 27, 1839.
NAILS
ERY low at the store formerly occupied
by William J. Street, Esq. 50 kegs first
quality cut riailsjust received and for sale at 6d
per pound, by the keg or less quantity.
Nor.iii.iN ANDREWS.
TO TA I LORESSES.
"/‘7AN'l‘F.D immediately a number of good
‘ linrids to make tip southern work. for
which liberal prices will be paid. Apply on the
post read one mile west ofthe Stamford Bridge.
3i]25 Wilt. l-l. Ki-:1-:Li-iii.
G.ARD.~-'l’O THE .l’UBLlC. —-—'l‘lie
amount ofbodily and mental misery arising
from a neglect ofsmull complaints is inc-alculzi
ble, and it is therefore of the utmost iinporlance
that a strict attention to the least and most
trifling bodily infirniiiies should be had ; for the
diseases of the body invariably afiecl the mind.
Mofi'at's Vegetable Life Medicines, is in every
instance where iliey have been thoroughly used,
have lriiimplied over disease in almost all its di-
versified forms. The salutary efieeis of the
Life Medicines have, in fact, been so universal-
ly experienced, that in the short space of three
years, they have become fuliyesiablishec’ as the
most easy. safe and perfect mode of treatment
ever ollcretl lo the public.
It is unnecessary, here, for Mr. Moffat to re-
capitulate all the reasons which have induced
him to arrive at this conclusion. It is sullicient
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
any one who may feel disposed to call at his
Oliice, 367, Broadway. He has there on file
several thousand letters, voluntarily pr0l‘li:r£-(l by
his patients, the receipt and perusal of which
has given him more pleasure than all the
weallti ofthe East could confer.
The reader may not perhaps be aware that
the. origin of M-:ifiiil’s Life Meiliciiies was the
result of a protracted and painful illness oftlieir
originator, Mr. John Molial. \Vl;cn taken ill,
Mr. M. was a prosperous and flourishing iner-
eliiriit in the lower part ofthe city: and having
consulted and employed a number of our riiost
skilful physicians; be, after iiionilis of sufieriug,
was prevailed upon to purchase the recipe for
the invaluable vegetable preparation which be
now offers to the public. - I
g Comiii'rs.
3i125
The effect of the Life Medicines in his own-
case \\ as unparalleled in the history of Medical
experience ; and he immediately determined to
oll'er to the world :3 Medicine to which lie .10!
only owed his life, but his happiness. The uni
form success \\lll(.'l1 has since attended their ad-
ministration in every instance where a fair
trial has been given them, has been arrested by
thousands and iuconresiibly proves her intrinsic
merit.
The Life Medicines can be taken with safety
by persons of any age; and the feeble, the in-
firm. the nervous and the delicate, are strength
cried by their operation, because by their
prompt and proper action upon the secretions of
the system. and their assimilation with and
purification of the bloo-l, they clear the system
ofa|l- bad liumors. quiet of nervous irritability,
and invariably produce sound health.
For full particulars relative to the various
diseases and modes of treatment with the Life
Medicines, the reader is referred to the good Sa-
maritan, published gratuitously by ‘W. ' B.
Mofiiit, 367 Broadway, in which are also pub-
lislicd a selection from numerous flattering and
congratulatory letters received the past few
months.
Mofi'ar‘s Vegetable Life Pills and Plienix
Bitters, are so‘.d wholesale and ‘retail by ‘Wm.
B. Mofiat, 367, Broadway. New York, to whom
all letters must be directed post paid.
JOHN A. WEED. Agent for Norwalk.
M0 USALINE DE LAINES.
NOTHER large assortment of Mousaliue
de Laine. You will find some beautiful
patterns_an'iong lliem by calling imniediately at
the cash store at reduced prices. “ ' '
'1‘. S1's__vi:i\'s.
June 24.
‘l UT and Wrought Nails, Spikes, &c. by
J the keg or less quantity; Windsor Glass;
No. 1 and extra White Lead; Linseed, Whale
and Lamp Oil ; Venetian Red, Litherage, Red
Lead, Turpentine, Cope] and Japan _Varr.isli;
Chrome, Green and Yellow, Prussian Blue,
Verdigris, Rosin,Tar, Okum, and Lamp Black,
for sale cheap by Tnos. L. Pscir.
Old Well, June 16. 1839.
A. B. 4}‘ D SANDS
ELEBRATED remedy for Salt Rheum
Ring Worm, Tetter, Eizema, Scalled
Head, Barbers Itch, and all other diseases of
the skin, are effectually cured by the use of
Sands’ remedy for Salt Rheum. It has within
8. few months cured rising 5000 different cases
of the above diseases of the skin, and never been
known to. fail in eradicating any disease of this
kind where a fair trial has been given.
There is no danger of applying iteven to the
tender skin,-..oi a young infant. _Testimonia1s of
its efiicacy, both verbal and written, are almost
daily received. which can be seen on applica-
tion to our. agents.
Edwin Porter, merchant, of Fall River, Mass.
certifies that after having been afilicted with the
Salt Rheum in its severest forms, for several
veiirs, he was entirely cured by this remedy in
the course of a few weeks, and has been entirely
free from the disease for two years-
H. M. Rittcrband, of N o. 185 Readestreet,
New York, testifies that he was cured of the
Salt Rheum. after using Sands’ remedy, only
five days; and advises every person similarly
afiiicted to use the same medicine.
Enos Bunnell, of Staten Island, certifieii that
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
fin the some situation.
For sale in Norwalk, by Charles» Isaagst =
Bridgeport, tvm: B. Dyer.‘
- 0:‘,.FA GENERAL assortment of Looking
Glasses, this day received by
L. CLARK or C0.
Look at t}ii's—-I-mpnrta.nt'ta the I’ublic.
NEW CASII STORE.
Boots and Shoes at unprece
dented law p7"§C€5.-—Tlle subscri-
ber begs leave to inform the in-
habitants of Norwalk 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, gentleincn, misses, boys and childrens
Boots iind Shoes in all their variety, from the
least to the greati-*st,all manufactured expressly
for the custom trade from the best material is. and
in the latest style and fasliion of New York,
all of which will be sold for cast‘ '20 per cent
lower than ever before. offered in the place.
i
\Vheu crer1i't’s rated such a trash,
I need not. say I sell for cash ;
And if for slrocs you’d any spare,
Save your trouble ofgoing elsewhere.
Dun’t fail to call
()iie and all,
And see how cash
Has made goods fall.
Gents. Boots of superior quality and style
from $2 50 to 6; Ladies Slippers and Ties from
503 to $1 125; it very superior article of
French slippers at $1 25 ; men’s lace boots from
$1 to 1 50, and all other articles in proportion.
JAMES C. Ilowns.
Norwalk,June 23,1839. 3riil21
N. B. Journeyinen wanted on ladies welt
and turns ; gents. danciiig pumps and walking;
men’s common welt heel shoes of kip grain
shoes.
DENTAL NOTICE.
OCT. A. HILL, thamkful fortlie patronage
. he has rcceiv*d in his profession during
nine riiontlis past, in Norwalk, begs leave to in-
form trie public, that he still continues a few
doors west of the Bridge, in Burrall’s Buildings,
where he will be happy at any time to see his
friends, and answer all their calls in Dental
Surgery.
Iiicorruptiblc teeth inserted from one to a
full set. Also, teeth cleansed, separated, ex-
tracted, &c., and all those diseases of the teeth
attended to, which, if suffered to continue, are
productive of so much mischief.
1.’qj'crericcs.-—Emery Bissell, M. D.; J. D.
M‘Leau, M. "D.; Hon. Tliomas B. Butler;
Hon. Benjainiii lsaacs..Norwalk. Nehemiah
Perry. M. D. Ridgcfield.
D.; Doct. D. P. Knapp, Danbury.
Howl-ll Rodgers, Colcliester, Ct.
Witter, M. D. Williamantic, Ct.
July 20, 1839.
PERFUBIER Y
F approved odor for the liaukercbief and
toilet, at '1'. Stevens cheap store.
Mysteries of Flora ; Botanical Essence
Flowers; Otto of Lavender; The Noscgay;
Eau de Toilet; The Kiug’s Honey Vt/arer;
Royal Extract Flowers; Fragrant Hanker-
cliief Essence; Perfuiiic Verbena; Boqucl dc
Delicies; Espirit Lavand arix Mill:-tlclir: Best
Earl de Cologne; Eau de Portugal; Buquet
des Dames; AmericanBoqoei; Extract ofllalf
Dollars; Extract Toucena M risk ; Extract Ber-
gamotte ; Essences, (assorted ;) Fine Rose
\Valer; Espiritile Rose; Olin of Roses in Plain
and Fancy Gilt Bottles ; Milk of Roses; Cold
Cream; Toilet Powder ; Tooth Powder; Genu-
ine Court Plaster; Odorifcrous ceu~.pounc‘.. or
Persian sweet scent Bags; Disiinguislied Pre-
parations for embellishing and dressing the
hair; Curling Fluid; Persian Oil Roses;
.Vegera‘ule Hair Oil; Mucus.-‘ar Oil; Bears Oil;
Vhite Rose Pomalum ; Grecian Dye for
changing the color ofitie hair from a red or grey
to a permanent brown or black ; English Hair
Bros-lies; Tooth Brushes; Dressing Combs;
Fancy Soaps for shaving and washing ; Cream
dc Savori; Persian Rose Soap; French at-
mond Soap; Chinese Musk Soap ; Fancy
Variegated Soaps ; Toilet Soaps.
June 24, 1839.
BROTHER JONATHAN.
The largest Newspaper in the l’l’orlz1.
0;‘;PTlie proprietors oftliis rriainiiiolh sheet-—
the " Great VVeslern” among newspapers-have
lhe pleasure ofspreading before the reading pub-
lic a weekly periodical containing a greater
amount and variety of useful and entertaining
miscellany, than is to be found in any similar
publication in the world.
Each "number of llfB'p8per"C()D,l8ll)S as large
an amouiit of reading matter‘ as is found in
volumes ofordiriary duodeeiirio, which ‘costs $2
-—and more than is contained in a volume ol'lr-
viiig's Columbia. or Bancrofi's history ofAmeri-
ca. which cost $3 a voluine—nnd all for Six
Cents a nuuibei', or Three Dollars a year. ‘
Brother Jonathan being a genuine Yankee,
and thinking that some things can be done as
well as others, is dete,rr-nineu' lo ptesent to his
readers a medley hitherto unrivalled by any
other paper. of ‘ . ' ' '
' Anecdotes, Arnusemenis, Allegorivs, Acci-
dents, Biograplry. Boo Mots. Coiiversaiiohs.
Crimes, Dramatics, Drolleries. Erralics, Essays,
Eloquence. Faceria, Geography, History, Jests,
Learning, Morality, Marvels, Music, News,
Novelties, Oratory, Poetry, _Ph'ilosophy, Q_iiiddi-
tics, Romance, Religion, Sports. Spectacles.
Sorrows, Sutferings, Tales, Trials. Truths,
Teachings, \Visdom. Wit. \Vor.ders, Ate. AC.
The present number is a specimen of what
this mariimoih newspaper will contain, as well
in Ilie rarity and extent of its original and select-
ed inalicr, as the s yle ofits execution.
As a family newspaper, Brother Jpiialhari
will be lbiind io'preseut attraciioiip beyond any
other : H
is He (.(,,,,_,,,5, 111;; _lie_r_al(l ofafluoisy world,
News from all nations lumbering at his buacki’
The earliest intelligence, foreign and d.o’rues-
tie, and the latest novelties in the Literary
World, will be prlirnptly served upfor the grati-
fication ofthe reader. ' ‘
Strictly neutral in polil_ics._ it,wil_l contain no
thing in favor or against any ‘party, and will as
seduously avoid any of the controversies which
agitate the religious comrr_iu_ni_iy. Strict morali-
iy. virtue, temperance, iiidusiry, good order, be-
nevolence, aod usefulness to our common couri-
lry, and our fellow men, will be advocated and
inculcated in every page of Brother Jonalhaii.
Terms of Brother Jonathan, Three Dollars at
year in advance: For Five Dollars, two copies
of the paper will be sent one year, or one copy
two years.
The Evening Tattlcr is publislietl every day
at the same olfice, and is put to press at 12
o'clock meridian, in season for the great North-
ern, Easteru and Southern Mails, which all
close at about two o'clock, P. M.
All eomtnunicutions and letters should be ad-
dressed, posiage paid. 10
GRISWOLD 66 COMPANY.
162 Nassau Steel. New York City.
CHEAPER YET. _
fl‘ HE 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 a1l.ot_her articlesin
oroportion. Call and see.
Duct.
William
;._.
,CL_AEK 61. Co.
245' June ‘-35; 1839.
leather, &c. fitters and binders on all kinds of
R. B. Botsford, M._
J. Ha.wley's_ Vegetable Anti-Bilious Pills.
ELIAVING set forth the general merits ofthi
- Vegetable Pills in the Label accompany-
ing each box. the proprietor deems it unneces-
sary to add more than the following in this ad-
vertisement. They are entirely’ cotfiposed of
vegetable materials. and are considered to be
superior to any cathartic rnediciue now in use.
"1 “f-m°"1UE. diseases and for dyspepsia, or indi
gestion, and head ache. the pills are a sure pre-
venrive. Agents appoinieil by the proprietor :
A-Duff/68. Druegisl, N. Olmstead. Norwalk;
\Ve¢-d <3? Hoyt. New Canaan; Olmslead &
H03“ Bedfmrd; DHVW Lyon. North Castle; J.
Bradley. \Vm. .B,u,rwell,. VVestport; Keeler at
Smith, Ridgefield ;' \Vui. H. Lockwood, Pound
Ridge; Gould Idawley, South Salem. Each
box . with the label is enclosed with a yellow
wrapper. signed .1, Ilawle_v. 71125
SUHIBIER GOODS.
A GENERAL assortment for sale cheap. at
Old Well, by Time. L. Pncii.
June 16, 18.39. i '
A. C. A R N O L D
()_[7'cr.s for sale,
IAILOT of Flour‘ by the barrel; Sell by the
sack or bushel ; Sogarsliy the barrel or the
single pound, at all prices ; Teas from 50cls. to
S1 12; per lb. ii fine lol ; A large quantity of
Pork ofthe best quality; A lnl of Loaf Sugar;
A few boxes of Raisins; ;\ quantity of first rare
fall Oil ; Toiizicr-o of all prices ; St. Croix and
New Orleans Mnla.-ses. ii gooll article; Potatoes
for 3:‘ 3d per birshi l, bcsiile.-3 other articles too
numerous to lllvfllltill. ' »
The above goods \\ ifl be sold ¢-heap rm cash
or ready pay. \Vn.q;;oners will do well to call
before piirchasing clsewliere.
June 2-1.
\ ALT.—1UUUb_uslicls hay salt, for sale cheap
by the :Ul’JSCX‘llJCi‘, at O.d Well Landing.
' TIIO.\tAS L. PECK.
June 15,1839.
CIIEAI’ CTOR '1.
7' HE Stll)SCl'll.‘f'!‘.~' liaviog made arrangements
with the importers of New York, for lheif
fancy goods. would give notice to ilie public,
that from the pri-scrii 'iinc rliey Vtlll be able to
show the greatest assortment of goods, and sell
them a little the lowest of airy !.'t)liC(‘l'll this side
ofilie great city. S'i'i-:vi:.\‘s do CLOCK.
\-Ia_v 20.
_.
OOD Tailoresscs will find iuirriediate em
ploymenl by calling on the subscriber.
C. M. KNAPP.
July 1.5.
0;";-fVlC'1‘ORlA Steel \Vriliiig Pens, the
best ever ollered in market, for sale by
L. Cunt: (Sc Co.
PO R '1' RA IT PAINTING.
R, R. E. WHITE respectfully informs the
Ladies and Gciitleineu of Norwalk and
its vicinity. that DO. intends to devote a few
weeks to the pursuit of hi»: pi-ofeaaion in this
village. He has taken the otlice in Mr. Thomas’
building, next the Norwalk Hotel, where he will
be liappy to wait upon all who may be disposed
to patronize him.
Specimens may be secii at his mom ; and :1);-
furnished.
Norwn k. July ‘.2. 18.‘; ,
NOTICE.
7 BE Genuine Report ofthe Jarvis Divorce
Case, for sale ut the store of '
July 16. T. S1‘!-1\'ENS.
READ BAGS. bead purses, spool stands,
tans, &c. Vl‘i'_V cheap at the fancy store of
L. (TLARK &Co.
.l‘fERI./V0 S11.-1 WLS .
() F the best quality, of difii-reiit colors, siges
and qualities, for sale by‘ "
April 16. S'ri:vm\'s &.CLocir.
&,‘ORsalc cheap at Belden's Mill, so called in
Wilton. one tfouble carding machine and
[mi body former. built in good repair, press
hardening apparatus, cloili.-=. dcr-. Application
may be made to the subscriber in Wilton. or to
Allied Taylor in Norwelk. at G. G. Bishop's
factory. lS.\l.’ul GRIIMIHAN.
Norwalk. July 22. 1839. 40124
N. B. If not sold previous to the 20th of
August next. it will than be rrfi'e'rcd at"publi.c
vendue. at the mill. 3 o’elock, P. M.
VAL UABLE JWEDICINE.
ECK\VITH’S Anti-Dyspeptic Pills for
- Dyspepsy, die. and Beckwith's An'i,i'-
Bil,i,{~,‘is Pills, for sale by J. A. \Vii:;-tin.
. AND JJIEDICINES.
V ‘i’ -“J-”l'V/ialesale and Retail.
THE subscriber has ripened a
branch store for the sale of Drugs
aml Medicines at Norwalk, known
as No. 1 Buriall's Block. adjoiiiiiig
the Dry Goods store of T. Stevens.
The public are respectfully invited to call. and
they may rest assurred that no anicles will be
kept at this eslablishmerit. except the best.
patronage of doctors and country merchants is
respectfully" so‘lic.ited, as they will be furnished
with any kind or quantity they may want. at
New York prices. Hatters can be f:.rrni.-bed
with any kind of dye siulis they may '.j.'a_ni at
short notice.’ ' ' '
tf I21
ofthe largest and most experienced wholesale
Drug stores in Ilie city, stands ready to receive
all orders which it ill 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-
piieuced men will he in attendance.
A..'DUiu'i-:i~:.
Norwalk. July 16. 1839. If 123
SALT RHE UM.
SAND’S celebrated remedy for- Salt
Rheum, Tellers, Ring Wornis. Scald Head,
and all other cutaneous eruptions. For sale by
' Cries‘. 1'54.-.c5._
(E?
Norwallk, July 12, 1839.
6'.'..7lI. KlVAPP'
AS iust returned from New ¥0Tk ‘v§'_l47'- 9
E fresh supply of goods. {ifs fTl€l1ClS and
the public are invited to, give him a call. He
will try to sell as cheap as can be bought else-
where: Cloths, cassinieres and vesiings kept
constantly on hand, and of good quality. Trim-
inings of all kinds in his line of business.
Norwalk. Ju/ly 15 1839- %
I \ I-IE subsbriber has just received a. superior
assortment ofall descriptions ofPerfuinery,
wliicli li 2 offers for sale cheap.
‘ T. S:.i,i-*.v,1-‘gigs.
ILVER Table, Tea, Mustard, Desert, Salt.
S and Cream Spoons, warranted as puree
coin, on hand or made to order. at prices less
than usual.
Spoons handsomely engraved at the fancy
store of 1* CF53‘ 5‘-C0‘
IIIOLASSES.
hds. first quality molasses. for sale (at Whole-
sale and retail by Tiios. L. Pack.
(Hr! Well. June 15. 1839.
. ERY fine Razors in cases; Straps.‘ 530-
warranted or no sale. L Channel: (.0.
this day received by L C'bAl'tl{.&. (20.
most respectable and si1ti;‘~l':ictory'refct'dnccs
‘anti
lithe .
This establislimeii! being coniiizcted with one
,3[[enti()[) of any person lii,=viii;;-
r ,.
" ‘HE Cour‘: of Prolm_le for the District of
'“"”‘l"5 f’""7 ‘he <35"? hereof. for the. creditors to
rihe eslatdeol Ab1l.8r.Gz[b'gr[' [aye up New C,,,,,,,,,.h
‘,f"°a°” ' “’ °’‘l’ll’l' ll?!‘-'_T Claims for settlement-.
lhose who neil eel _lo,. pf,e5.Pn3-lllelf ag_-__¢-on,-pg,"
properly attested, within said time. will he dc.
barred a recovery. All persons imlcblell to 3.-i§.l
estate. are request.-d to make immediate" gigiyu
men! to SAML. RAYMOND. Adintr. ‘ -
New Canaan, August 5,1839. 3:-125'
E? SOME very handsoine plain B1t!ll0£'tt.'.y
and Satin Wood frame Clocks. Callai. the Item
of ‘
BR OA DCLO TITS.
A LARGE assortment ofBroadcloths. Cassi.
5739793} saillflells. l_ogether‘ with 8 large 355071-
n=i_enl of goods for riienfs and youths siimirirr
apparel. Jlrst received and fo'r"sal"e §2~l_*)|t_-ls:u.a.”y Lew
b S'.t,'1,:V1-INS cit‘. CLocir:.'.“
y,; :- '
.Y
August 8.
. ‘ NOTICE.
’ E H15 slibscribers having been appointed by
the honorable Court of Probate for ilm
D'°‘'"‘‘‘ 07, Danblflv. Comrnissiiiners to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors on me
csrate of Harvey Banks, late of Ridgefield; rte.
ceased. an insolvent debtor-—norice is hereby‘
given that we will meet on the business of our
appoiiirinenl, at the dwelling house of Justus
Banks, in Ridgefield. on the second day of Sep..
tember next, and on the 15th (lav of J-an-uai=v,
1840. 8' 10'o’clock in the afirrnoori, on each d'.j{i;
The Court has allowed six months i’r¢',};,"ii',e'
15'“ ‘lily 0' July. 1539. for the creditors to‘exbi-
hit their claims properly attested to us for l'8[_l0.'_t._
DAVID BANKS. ‘ ‘ '
I’Hit~'i-:As CHAPMAN, C°'m“*'3"
ALlCO at ‘;7d per yard, the cheapest arid.
best yet ofl'-‘ered, for sale to day by
FOR SALE. :1 large quantity of D.
Ames fine letter paper. Price, 15 (5.) pg,-
TURNIP SEED
Rr\lSED the present season. for sale by
IIARD VVARE. ETC.
ORMAN ANDRE \VS having pllr-‘:llt‘lSt‘(l
Slrctil. Esq. worild‘ itifiirm his friends and the
purine that he will keep all articles in the strove
Nnrwalk. J'iilV1’st, 1839, .r 125
By-Low of the Bormig/i'of Norwal/c.
and Freeman ofthe Borough of Norwalk,
that the fees for Poundage, to be paid by the
said Borough, and under the By-Laws thereof.
shall be twelve cents bash, for horses, cattle,
sheep and geese. \\ liich shall be equally divided
between the impouiider and key keeper.
the by-laws of soidB0rough. passed on the 30th-
day of July, A. D. 1336. as is inconsistent here-
Ridgcfielil. Allgufil, 1, ]839_ 3,126-
L C1-..sm_x Gr: Cg.
quire. or $3 50 a remri. by '1‘. S-I-;.;v..;;.;g_
J. A. \-Vrzcn.
N
the stock and taken the store of Wm. J.
line. and sell as ldw‘ as any other esia_l;li5hm¢a,m_
BE it ordained by the Werdeii, Burgess;-3
owner or owners of creatures. iinpoundcd within
asses, mules and swine, and two cents each for-
And be it further ordained, that so much of
‘Will! be and the same is hereby repealed.
i*‘:p.{‘.-.iivcll in Borough Meeting, Dec. 11, 1838.
Atiesi,
R. A. VViLLi.uis, Clerk.
S UJWJUER DR Y GOODS.
HE subscribers have this day received a-
largc rissoriirierii of soinrner Dry Goods,
embracing the largest, oesl selected. and cheapest:
assorti;ien’_t- ever ofihred in Norwalk before; also,
it largeassririrneiil of every (l(‘Stlrl;')'l‘Jii$J:()li ‘Lollies
Misses Hats. Hats. Ribbons. Crepes,
Satins, Silks. &c. STEVENS 62. CLOCK
SIIELL LIME. ‘
ERSONS wishing to engage Shell Lime.
can be supplied about the 10.li of July. by
calling on GEO. ST. Joim.
1‘-'orwalk, June 9,. 1839. if118.
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE IOR‘
SALE ,
. TWQ. story dweltjiig house, with sixteen
. acres ol="l‘a.nc-is, consisting of a meadow. an
apple orchard, and 8 handsome grove of \Val-
nut trees. It is situated one mile from the.
village of VVesiporr, Fairlicld county, Conn. and:
about the same distance from several l'l(.‘u.“€S of,-
worship. and good schools. It is beautifully:
located for a country residence, as it coinmands
a very extended view of Long lsland Sound. and
the surrounding country. Gentlemen V-\-lslllllg
fig} pu-r,chas_e a retreat l"ro_rii the b.u=tle and cori-
fii'sio'n of the city during the warm summer
months, will find this place for clieapm-sea and
beauty of location, an object worthy ofrlieir at-
tention. Title indisputable. For leriiis wliicli,
will be lilieral, and other particulars apply to
CHARLES lsx/rcs._ Norvvalk, or Tnos. C‘, linu-
FORD, near the steamboat laudii.=g.0|d \\’ell. or
to \\’ar_.C. BIKINCKEHHOI-‘I-‘, No. 12 Dey st. Near
y,,,i,v,-p - A [it‘1l5
BEA VER TEENS ¢§- BANG UP C OR D.
LARGE tssortnient for 18-.l to 7s per
A yard. Some of which are of a wry su-
perior quality. Also, it large assortmerit of
5,,-,m,;.;eg goods for men’s and youlh’s apparel,
rm sale by‘ STFYENB 8: €i.ocir.
April 16;. U 110
LEVI CLARK 4: C0.
‘II“!"AV.'E just received from New York. a very
.3. handsome lot of patent Gold Lever and
Lepine Watches; Gold Chains; Seals aid
Rings; Silver Lever and Lepiiie ‘Watches.
Also, a fine assortment of Scapincnt Watches.
ofall kinds which will, be_ sold very cheap.
Gold- pencils. silver do with rings, a pretty
article for lollies ;“ silk an_d.,bead purses with
great variety of fancy a'rii_;;_l_es in their line. Call,
and see.
May 28. 1839.
1T1i'1NTs.r PRINTS !! PRINTS! .r
3“ YARDS printsjust rec--iv.
7
edrat. the cash store, and:
for sale cheap by
. Swsviziivs,
N o. 2 Bnrralilfs buildings, west side the bridge.
N.oi-.wa'lk, April 221. 1839- if Ill
GERMAN SIL VER spoozvs.
!]1
H-IS day received t-welve doaen Gl‘Ifli,hlt
Silver Table Spoons. (English manuéac-~
tut-e,) which will be_ sold less than at any other,-
shop or store in Fairfield county.
L. CLARK 8: Co.
tf 110
Norwalk, April 16. 1839.
JAJIIES C. LOOJVIIS.
A;fg/,o7i.71_r3_r/ _a._7_r.cl Counsellor at Lair,
AS retrieved to the city ofBridgepori. and?-
E__ .-,age,, _a,,_, 055cc over the store of Messrsi.
Hall and Niles. in State street. I 9.
' April 23. 1539. lf.1'1~.
BANK‘ STOCK FOR s.4._r-.1:
- -of the capital stock or‘ the-
Staniford Batik, or any pair of li! l5
now olfércd for :.-ole, at :3 prict? “"‘°il ‘-‘~""i'f‘~§' iii‘:
'iY!I‘i'.I'.‘.‘; H) !f':\(’5*l-
The stock has paid no u‘.'era£Z’i ill\l'-l?!“-l ll-‘la
per cent, since its commencement. Reason for-
sale, the subscribers v.r:i,sh_ to. invest elseyvher-c.
Suivszss .3: (A.aO(.‘K...
(E? A.‘ NEW style of steel-Pens and hiiudles, .
May 21.
Norwalk. hath limited and allowed six '
L CLARK 8: Ce," - _
Passed in Court of.’ Burgesses, Dec. ll, 1838', -
Norwalk Chronicler