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schoO,l_8...' together .with several other -literary
gentlemen ofdistiiiction, had ‘attendedithe ex-
’ arninntion. and an expressed themselves high-
. 11' ‘gratified with the progress of the pupils,
glut} the prosperity of the institution; the ma-
jority of the pupils were just about to take
thelf accustomed summer tour into the coun-
try, to visit their parents and friends, and the ‘
wedding was to be the finale of the term.
,Health, hope and‘ happiness reigned among
t'he"inmates of the youthful mute community,
and the language of every countenance seem-
ed to ‘be "come to the \t7eddiiig—then haste
to our homes.”
. At nine and a half A. M the bride and
her maids were dressed and decked with
‘ flowers,‘and the bridegroom and several of
his relatives and friends arrived in carriages
from town. Four pretty deaf mute rrirls
ofiiciated as bride’s maids, accompanied by
two deaf mute young men, and two of the
young gentleman professors . of the insmu-
tion. Attended by these fourcouples, the
pair betrothed, at ten o’clock, entered the
large apartment in the west wing of the inst}.
“H500. \\-'llt‘|'e in the presence of an assein-
blage of some_'200 persons, consisting of the
pupils of the institution, the professors, mat-
rons. &c.——the principaland his family--the
ofiiciating clergyman, and numerous invited
' ii " guests, they were to, be united in "the holy
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estate of matrimony.
The Ceremony was solomnized after the
Episcopal form by the Rev. Dr. Milnor.
(president of the institution,).in his hap-
piest and most impressive manner. The in-
Wrpretation ofthe'spol_(en-woi'(ls,sentence by ed Lawns at cost. Supply yourselves with at 316, a.
sentence to the mute married pair, and the
mute portion ofthe audience. wastperformed
by Mr. Peet,.in his peculiarly elegant and
forcible modcofexhibiting the sign language;
nor could it for a moment be doubted that
those most interested in the exercise of the
, - ‘occasion fully comprehended the sense’ of the
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interpret-ition, when, in answer to the several
quest'ions put to them, their nods of affirma-
tion’ were returned, with an expression of.
the devout meaning, and emphatic deter-
mination, directly to the ofiiciating clergy-
tnan, each in to rn seemed to say, " yea, sure-
ly, utid I mean it too.”
The soleinnities of the occasion were ter-
minated by prayer and the benediction, by
Dr. Milnor atid Mr. I’.-ct, in words and signs.
' "l‘heu followed the usual salutations, refresh-
,‘ments,, and at 11 the bride, alter taking
aiialfectionzite leave of her fellow pupils,
her instructor and friends at the institution,
_ departed with her husband and his friends.
to her new home west of the l-’ass:iic.-."Vcw
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‘.!1m(1Tl!.‘(Ul Ifiunmivig Bi-rd.-—-A couple of
vvaggish boys having taken a nestof hornets,
plugged up the entrance-, tool.’ it to an Irish-
rnaii ‘who liappi:-tied to be leisurely passing
up the towpatli, while the boat in which he
was a passenger was getting through the
_-lock,-and sold it to him for it nest of Ameri-
.-can humming birds. His instructions were
that he should not allow them to come out
except in a tight room, and to entice them
.back‘ he was to beat upon their nest, which
«would induce them to return to their h bitu-
ttion. \Vith this information he hastened on
iboard the bo:it, and called upon his coin radcs
to go with him into thecabin to cxaniine the
q-ualific-.itions ofthis rare specimen of ornit-
I-«laying given the nest to his part
ncr, with instructions to call them, back if
arty pcxson should come to intc'r‘rt\ipt them,
Pat pulled out the plug, \\'llt‘ll one came and
lit upon his hand. “Och, fuit, look what a
ilieautiful creature! surely, niver ould Ire-
iland had the like.” Just then sevéral had
come out and one had plantctl his sting
above Patrick’s eye. “Och! thunder and
.'1u_rf. bate the hive," ‘cried Put throwing his
arms around at every fresh sting. "The
divil's, bad luck till yc, Jammie, why dont ye
ibate the hive,” while poor Jammie used
wvliat little time the hornets left him in pound-
ling the nest.—Crt.7m._70/'tari'c Rad-ii.
The bridge across the Connecticut river
on Iilartford, which was partially dt-stroyc-r.l
.lb.y='t.=lii: freshet last winter is being rt-paired
«wilt-h ‘vigor. One of the stone piers will
lhavc-‘to be entirely rebiiilt.. The rt-pairs, it
-estiinated, will cost front 812,000 to
=$2i5,000.
‘ '-The 'l‘c.\'ian 2‘O\'cl'lllnt.'llt have paid an in-
detnnity ol'$Sl2,00i), to 0/11!’ government, for
two American inercliaiit vessels, illegally
seized in Texas some years since.
Married.
At Westpnri, on Sunday eveiiiiig last. by the‘
Rev. Mr. Bissell. Mr. .1-ilm N. Bt-ifs, of \Viliou,
to Miss Mary (ihapinan. of Westp-irt.
_ « Died, ' .
-In this town. on the 16th ult. Mrs. Sarah San-
lord.:widow of the late Eli Sanford, aged 63
years. - -
; —. On the 17th inst.’ Clarissa, infant daugliier of
Mr. L. M. Stevens. ‘ _
At Ridgefield, on the 13th inst. Gen. Josntm
Kmo, aged 81 years; ‘ c
He was a Patriot of Seventy-Six, an active
ofiicer of the Revolutioti, many years a useful
member of the Legislature. and lastly of the
Convention that framed the Constitution of ~the
State. - - , '
07 THERE will be a meeting of the Nor-
wallt Association for the improvement of Com-
mon Schools, at the South Academy, on Wednes-
day evening next, at hall past 7 o'clock, P. M. to
appoint a delegate if thougltteitpedietit, to the
state convention, to be holdeniit Hartford, on
Wednesday the 28th of August.
Teachers, and, the friends of education are in-
tilted to attend. and present theirviews on the
following question : _
What should be the qualifications of teachers 1’
' ~.S. ‘RAYMOND. Secretary.
Norwallt, August 19. 1839. ‘« 1 ‘
STATE. COMMON SCHOOL, CON-
VENTION.
- “A Convention of the friends of Common
School i V rovetnentwill be held at Hartford,
in the H of Representatives, on Wednes-
, day‘ 'the'28th of August, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
and will continue in session until the follow-
ing evening. , -
Officers of the several county and town as-
sociations for the improvement of Common
Schools, of County and Local Lyceums,
School Committees and Teachers, the Clergy
of] all denominations, individuals in public
stations,’ and the friends of - Education gener-
-ally are invited to attend‘ and present their
views respeetiiig 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 of other states and countries. A
~ HENRY BARNARD. 2d.
Secretary of the Board of Commissioners
A of Common Schools.
Hartford. August 1st. 1839.
CHAIRS! CHAIRS! l
THE subscriber has constantly
on hand at his shop. on the Dan-
‘ bury mad. about lialfa mile north
, 0 ofthe Bridge, a good assortment of
._ chairs, which he will sell very
5, cheap. Among his assortment
' . may be found Maple, Fancy. and
Windsor chairs ofalmost all prices.
Boston rockers from $210 4.-
Nurse chairs at 12 and 133. A
good assortment of cabinet ware. .
‘ EVERT QUINTARD.
Nnrwalk. August 1-9, 1839. tfl28
ROUND SALT.—Ground salt, a very
fine article for dairy use. for sale by
Hunnmnr. 6: Co.
TAILORS 66 TAILORESSES WANT-*
ED.—'I‘lie subscribers wish to engage workmen
for making coats, vests. and pantaloons. They
will also give employrneni to females at making
shins. drawers, dtc. Apply immediately at the
store of Tweedy 65 Hoyt. _
- JOHN H. TWEEDY, on Co.
Danbuiy. August12. 1839. if 128
AT COST. _
T STEVENS now offers for sale a splendid
0 assortment ofPrinied -Muslins and Print-
good anal cheap dresses.
August -20.
7 FIRE INSURANCE.
HE .7Etna Insurance Company of Hartford,
. continues to insure against loss or damage
by fire.‘ dwelling houses, stores. merchandize.
&c. Application for lnsurance or renewal of
policies may be made to. _
' - HENRY Sm-:nwoon, Agent.
4t12S
Westport. August 30, 1839.
A7 COST.
HE subscriber now offers for sale his as-
sortment of Ladies Hats at cost. Now is
your time to buy you a good and cheap hat at
ilie‘:-‘tore of T. STEVENS.
August 20. "
4 OR sale or to let a dwelling house and a
I liatter's shop, with about an acre of land,
situated in \Vesiport,- about 100 rods north of
theibridge. I presume it is as well located for
the manufacture of hats as any shop in the
cotiiity. There is a never failing stream of
water passing through the shop. For further
particulars call on the subscriber. Terms of
paymetit made easy. If not disposed of before
the 19th day of next October. it will be sold at
auction. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
. 'l‘iios. F. Rowuxn.
\Vestport. August 19. 1839. 3tl28
LADIES IIATS,
7 HE subscribers having a large assortment
ol"Le,«;liorn Flats. Tuscan Braid, Split
Straw and Mixt Braid Flats, will sell them. (in
consequence of the season being far advanced,)
at prices much reduced. Any person wantin
will find it an object to call. . -
August 19. S'l'l-2VRl\'S & CLot:K.
SILKS §~ Bl USLIN DE LANES.
STEVENS A; CLOCK will this day open a
large assortment ol'Silks of almost every de-
scription ; also a large assortment of Muslin de
Lanes, all of which will be sold at a small ad-
vance from cost. August 20.
DAY'S Counterfeit Detector. Bank N018
List, and a ‘variety of Blank Books for sale low
at DURYEE'S.
OILS AND ESSENCES.—All kinds of
Oil and Essences, for sale at wholesale or retail
at New York prices. at DUnY'EE's.
SHELLAC.—Sliellac by the case or the
less quantity ; out galls, extract logwood. gum
arnbic, and all kinds of batters dye stuffs. for
sale on reasonable terms at Duiuri-:1-:'e.
MORE NEW GOODS.
TE VENS 6£CLOCK will open to-morrow,
S a large assortment of seasonable Dry Goods,
which will be ofi‘cretl at prices calculated to suit
piircliasers. Call before purchasing elsewhere.
Yoiimuy find it an object to do so.
Aug. 20.
CONSUJVIP TIONCURED,
Y DR. GREGORY’S BALSAM OF
LlVERWOR'l‘.—_—Dr. Gregory. 180 Al-
len street, New York, has long experienced the
most uniform success in the cure of consumption
by the use of his compound Balsam of Liver-
wort, whorehound and Pleurisy Root, and at
the repeated and earnest solicitations of his
friends, and among whom are many eminent
medical practitioners : has at length consented
to prepare it in largerquantilies than heretofore
and advertise it, that the public in general
might be benefitled by so valuable and necessary
on article as this really is, in the cure of this
hitherto formidable disease. For sale wholesale
and retail. by A. B. & D. Sands, No. 79 and
100 Fulton si. N. Y. also at retail by M. H.
Burrell 210 Chatliam street. G. &J. Codding-
ion. Spring street, corner of Hudson. and by the
Doctor at his residence 180 Allen street, where
applications for agencies are solicited, if by
mail, direct box 794, New York, P..0.. and to
be. post paid. An agenl is wanted in ‘this town.
Read the following certificates and judge for
yourself.
New York.August 2, 1839.
I do hereby certify that I commenced taking
Dr. Gregory’s Compound Balsam of Liverwort
and Pleurisy Root about four months ago, for the
consumption, with which I had been laid up a
long time, but now I am a well healthy man.
J orm BUTLER, No. 77 James st.
New York, August, 1839.
Dr..Gregory—Dearsir, Your Compound Bal-
sam of Liverwort has been the means of saving
my life—l was fast. approaching my end by the
double complaint of Consumption and Liver
complaint, I have taken five bottles, and I am
so much better that I have resumed my busi-
ness [hat finishing] but I shall continue the use
of your Balsam for some time to come.
J As. V. Rowu-:1.
Nassau st, near the Navy yard, Brooklyn.
Dr. Gregory—Sir, after suffering for about
two years with a severe cough and raising of
phlegm. with a severe pain in the breast and
side, I was induced by the advice of a friend to
try a bottle of your Compound Balsam of Liver-
won, and to my great joy in less than a fortnight,
I found relief and am now entirely a well man.
ALEX. sLOAN.60 Roosevelt st. N. Y.
New, York, 28lh.-1339- ll 128
OMESPUN TOW CLOTH.—T. STE-
vlzss liasjust received a large quantity of
Homespun Tow Cloth and Brown Carsey, ti
rare article. Call soon at the cash store, if you
want to supply yourselves with the above tinni-
ctl articles at low prices.
_ experience ;_ and he immediately determined to
- ministration in every instance where a fair
lFALL and winter goods. consisting of broad-
cloths. cassimeres. saline-lls and vestings.
The subscribernow ofli.-rs to his friends and the
Public. 11 good assortment ofclotbs. blue, black.
green, brown and steel mixi; black, drab, lav-
ender. ribb and striped cassimeres ; black and
mixt salinetls; green baize ; bangup cord, and
beverteene; good blue black silk velvet, black
figured satin. bombazines.circassian, and a va-
rietyof vestings ; dark and light summer goods.
a small stock yet on hand ; a good assortment
Of SIOCKS. collafs. and bosoms ; black silk cra-
Vals: plaid do pocket hankerchiefs; suspenders.
2l0V€8; good trimmings kept constantly on
hand. . .
Ready made clothing. cassimere. satineti.
beverteeti and cord pantalooiis; round jackets;
fall and winter vests : one mixtand one bever-
leenfroclt coat ; 2 black cloth second hard frock
coals; two second hand cloaks. Purchasers
will do well to call on the subscriber._as he in-
tends to keep constantly on hand an assortment
ofready made clothing.
Tailorz'ng.—'I‘be subscriber tenders his
thanks to his frignds and the public. for the
patronage he has received, and still solicits his
share of business. Orders thankfully received
and punctually attended to. Garments cut in
the fashion and also to suit customers.
C. M. KNAPP.
Old Well, Augnst19, 1839. tf128
JUJUBE PASTE.
A GENUINE article of Jujube Paste, just
received and for sale at Duavmfs.
PERMUMERY.—Perl'uiiiery in all its va-
rieties for sale cheap at DUrtvr.r:’s.
GOOD new plain watches warranted to per-
form to suit the purchaser, for 812. formerly sold
DisBiiow’s.
,__~..._E!
r i»
{K‘,'.»='A GENERAL assortment of Looking
Glasses, this day received by _
L. CLARIC 6; Co.
Look at l/tis———-Impoi‘ta.nl to I/ac Public._
NEVV CASE! STORE.
. l Boots and Shoes at unprece-
clenlccl law p'rz'ces.=.-’-Tlie 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 But-rall’s building.
where may be found a. complete assortment of
ladies, gentlemen, misses, boys and childrens
Boots and Shoes in all their variety, from the
least. to the greatest.all inantifacttired expressly
for the custom trade from the best materia s. and
in the latest style and fashion of New York,
all of which will be sold for cast? 20 per cent
lower than ever before ofibrtd in the place.
W'lieu crccl7'l’s rated such a trasli,
I need not say I sell for cas/i ;
And if for shoes you’d any spare,
Save your trouble ofgoiug elsewhere.
Don’l: fail to call
Out: 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
50: to $1 12; ; a 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. Howns.
Norwalk, June 23, 1839. 3ml:21
N. B. ‘Journeyman wanted on ladies welt
and turns ; gents. dancing pumps and walking;
men’s common welt heel shoes of kip grain
leather, Ate. fitters and binders on all kinds of
shoes.
WANTED, 500 pairs woolen socks and
stockings. for which the highest price will be
paid at the store of L. CLARK 6.: Co.
ARD.---TO THE PUBLlC. —-The
amount ofbodily and mental misery arising
from a neglect ofsmall complaints is incalcula-
ble, and it is therefore of the utmost importance
that a strict attention to the least and most
trifling bodily infirmities should be had ; for the
diseases ofthe body invariably affect the mind.
Mofi'at‘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 ellbcis of the
Life Medicines have, in fact, been so universal-
ly experienced, that in the short space of three
years, they have become fully established as the
most easy, safe and perfect mode of treatment
ever offered to the ublic.
It is unnecessary. here, for Mr. fvlolliit to re-
capitulate all the reasons which have induced
him to arrive at this c,on','clusion. It is sufficient
for him to say, that the disinterested testimony
of his fellow citizens who have been induced to
use the Life Medicines, will freely be offered to
any one who may feel disposed to call at his
Ofiice, 367, Broadway. He has there on file
several thousand letters, voluntarily proffered by
his patients, the receiptand perusal of which
has given hint more pleasure than all the
wealth of the East could confer.
The reader may not perhaps be aware that
the origin of Mofi'at’s Life Medicines was the
result of a protracted and painful illness ofilieir
originator, Mr. John Mollat. When taken ill,
Mr. M. was a prosperous and flourishing iner-
chant it: the lower part ofthe city: and having
consulted and employed a number of our most
skilful physicians; be, after months of suileriug,
was prevailed upon to purchase the recipe for
the invaluable vegetable preparation which he
now offers to the public. _
The efiiact. of the‘Lil'e Medicines in his own
case was unparalleled in the history of Medical
offer to the world :1 Medicine to which he not
only owed his life, but his happiness. The uni-
form snccess which has since attended their ad-
irial has been given them, has been attested by
thousands and incontesiibly 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
ened 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
of all bad humors. 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.
Molfqt, 367 Broadway, in which are also pub-
lished a selection from numerous flattering and
congratulatory letters received the past few
months.
Mofi'at's Vegetable Life Pills and Plienix
Bitters, are sold wholesale and retail by \Vm..
B. Model, 367, Broadway. New York, to whom l
all letters must be directed post paid.
JOHN A. WEED. Agent for Norwalk.
MOUSALINE DE LAINES.
NOTHER large assortment of Mousaline
patterns among them by calling immediately at
DENTAL NOTICE.
OCT. A. HILL, thankful forthe patronage
. he has received in his profession during
nine months past, in Norwalk, begs leave to iii-
form tne ‘public, that he st.ill continues a few
doors west ofthe Bridge, in l3urrall’s Buildings,
where he will be happy at any time to see his
friends, and answer all their {galls in Dental
Surgery.
liicorruptiblc teeth inserted from one to it
full set. Also, teeth cleansed. separated, ex-
tracted, &c., and all those diseases of the teeth
attended to, which, if sufibrcd to continue, are
productive of so much miscliicf.
It’cferciiccs.—Emcry Bissell, M. D.; J. D.
M‘Lcan, M. D.: Hon. Thomas 8. Butler;
Hon. Beujainin lsaacs, Norwalk. Nelieminli
Perry, M. D. Ridgcfield.
D.; Doct. D. P. Knapp, Ditnhury.
Howell Rodgers, Colchestcr, Ct.
VVittcr, M. D. Williamantic, Ct.
July :20, 1839. 5.
PERFUMEET
F approved odor for the hanke-rpliief and
toilet, at '1'. Stevens cheap slo‘rc. "7 .
Mysteries of Flora ; BUl€llllCIll...-_ESSe:llC_E’
Flowers; Otto of Lavender; '1‘lieaN2;‘st_-gay-,;'
Eau «le Toilet; The King's Hoi'iey._-_.VV-uztierii
Royal Extract Flowers; Fragrant “Han‘l;(;r-_
chief Essence; Perfume Verbena; Btiq,uc.t'-..gle
Delicies; Espirit Lavand aux Millelleur ?B,e9t,
Eau de Cologne; Eau de Portugal; Bot detr
des Dames; AfI'lE3flCfll‘lB'..‘(lllel; Extractofl alf
Dollars; Extract Toucena Musk; Extract Ber-
gamotie ; Essences, (assorted ;) Fine Rose
Water; Espiritile Rose; Otto of Roses in Plain
and Fancy Gilt Bottles ; Milk of Roses: Cold
Creairi; Toilet Powder; Tooth Powder; Genu-
ine Court Plaster; Otloriferons Ct.‘ll‘.[)()Ul)(i. or
Persian sweet scent Bags; DlSllllgUlsllC(l-'I)TU'
parations for embcllisliingz and dressing the
hair; Curling Fluid; Per.-inn Oil Roses;
Vegetable Hair Oil; Mzicassar Oil; Bears Oil;
\Vbiie Rose Pomaium ; Grecian Dye for
clitwgiug the cnloroftlie liair 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 Savoii; Persian Rose Soap; French al-
mond Soap; Chinese Musk Soap ; Fancy
Variegated Soups ; Toilet Soaps.
June 24, 1839.
CHEAPER YET.
IIE subscribers have this day received per
steamboat Citizen, it little the cheapest lot
of Dry Goods ever offered in Norwalk. Good
Calicoes at 7d per yard, and all other articlesiu
proportion. Call and sec.
Duct.
William
. L. CL.ut;_: 8:. Co.
June 28, 1839.
Q? ANOTHER lot of very fine Maccasar
Oil for the hair, highly pcrfuined. just received
at the store of LEVI CLARK & Co.
\VOOL for sale by
L. CLARK 6:. CO.
.7lIOUSLI1V DE LAINES.
ERY good and handsouie at 28 per yard,
and other goods proportionably cheap, at
the store of L. CLARK 8-: CO.
GOOD bleached Muslin at Sd peryard.
L. CLARK& CO.
l-IOUSATONIC Rail Road Money will be
received for goods, doc. to any amount at the
store of L. CLARK A’. CO.
IRON AND STEEL of all kinds and sizes
de Laine. You will find some beautiful
the each store at reduced prices.
T. S’l.'EV'El\’S.
June 24. ,
UT and Wrought Nails, Spikes, &c. by}
the keg or less quantity; Windsor‘ Glass ;
No. I and extra White Lead; Linseed, Whale
and Lamp Oil ; Venetian Red, Litherage, Red
Lead, Turpentine, Cope] and Japan ‘Vi).l‘lilsll ;
Chrome, Green and Yellow, Prussian Blue,
Verdigris, Rosin, Tar, Okum, and Lamp Black,
for sale cheap by Tnos. L. Peon.
Old Well, June 16. 1839.
A. B. t} 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
a few months cured rising 5000 difi'erent cases
of the above diseases of the skin, and never been
known to fail in eradicating any disease of this
kind where ii. fair trial has been given.
There is no danger of applying it even to the
tender skin of a young infant. Testimonials of
its efiicacy, both verbal and written, are almost
daily received, which can be seen on applica-
tion to our agents.
Edwin Portenmerchant, of Fall River. Mass.
certifies that after having been afiiicted with the
Salt Rheum in its severest forms, for several
years, 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.
II. M. Ritterbattd, of No. 185 Reade street,
New York, testifies that he was cured of the
Salt Rheum, after using Sands’ remedy only
five days; and advises every person similarly
afilieted to use the same medicine.
Enos Burinell, of Staten Island. certifies that
this medicine cured his wife of the 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, Wm‘-‘B. Dyer. ,
l Fm» 5;|e in No:-wglli, by .Clmr]cs’I5nuc,. ; llllillllllcy have formerly lJ_.L’t'.‘ll,S()l(ll
124' At '
for sale at the New York prices, by
NORMA-.\' ANDREVVS.
Aiigiisl
,§l '1‘ a Court ofProbate held at Wesiport. this
1." . the 9th day of August, A. D. lS39—Ou
petition of John VV. Taylor, of \Vesiport, iii the
collnly of Fairficld, as he is guardian to Sylves-
ter Taylor, of said \Veslpoit-, a minor under the
age of twenty-one years, respectfully sliewetli,
iliat said minor owns in fee the following pieces
of land, viz: One piece situated in the town of
Westport, and is bounded north by John \V.
Taylor, east by highway, south and west by
Daniel Nash, containing one acre and thirteen
rods. Also one other piece situated in said
VVestport. in quantity three acres and eleven
rods, and is bounded north and west by Joliu
Sturges, east uy John W. Taylor, and south by
highway; and your petitioner believes it Will be
for the interest of said minor, that the above de-
scribed properiy be sold, as it will require a con-
siderable expense . for making and repairing
fences, and in its present. state will not pay half
as much as the interest of the money will be
that it will sell for-—and pray said Court to or-
der the saine to be sold as per petition on file,
dated at \Vestp0rl, this (3th day of August, 1839
Ordered, that the 19th daV “f Of-"0b€r. 1339
at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the
hearing of said petition at the Probate Olfice in
\Vestpori, and the petitioner will give notice of
tlie peutleucy of said petition, by publisliingthis
order in some public newspaper printed within
me county of Fairfieltl, three weeks successively
at least six weeks before said 19th of October.
i839. Tiios. F. RowLANt», Judge.
3i127
LOOKING GLASS.—-An assortment of al
most every size glass. for sale low for cash at
DlSBROW's.
PENCILS AND PENS.—-A variety of sil-
vs, Pencils said in he twc:it_y per cent cheaper
n this market.
Di'simow‘s
R. B. Botsforti, M..
J- Iiwtzi-M's Vegetable" Anti-Bilious Pm...
g AVING sci forth the general merits ofthe
Vt’-Rttlilllle Pills in ilie Label accompany-
mll each box. the proprietor deems it unneces-
sary to add moreutlian the following in this ad-
vertisement. They, are entirely composed of
vegetable materials. .and are considered to be
superior lo any catharltp ipedi_cine now in use.
in removing diseases and forilyspepsia, or indi
gestipn, and head fl,C.ll9'..'ll]e pills are a sure me‘.
veniive. Agents appointed b_v.i-_li_e prnpriemr ;
A.Duryr-e. Druegisi, N. Olmsteziil. Norv,.,,lk .
Weed 55 H".V'« New Canaaii; Oliristeail &.
Hoyt, Bedfortl; David Lyon.‘Nortli Castle - J
B"a‘“e.V- W'“- BUTW0-ll. iWeslPnrl; Ker-le'r
Smith, Ridgefieltl ; VVm_ H_ Lnckw0,,d -Pound
Ridge? G°"l" H3WlPV. South Salem.’ Each
box with the label isvenclosed with a vellnvv
wrapper. signed J» Hawley. " 7,125
SUIFLJIER GOODS.
GENERAL assortment for stile cheap at
Old Well. by Time. L. Pzcir.
June 16, 1839.
A. C. ARJVOLD
Q[]'ersfo'r sale.
I;O'I’: of Flour bv the barrel ; by the
¢imh;ac nr’bushe]l,; Sii;zars'lI>‘v the barrel or the
.” ,_ . pouui . at it prices - ens frmr {0} ,t
51 12$ P” H’- 3 fine l0! ;, A large ql'ln)nl(il:f of
Pork ofthe best quality; A lot of Loaf Sllg“ar .
‘ . . , ' 1
A lew_ boxes of Raisin.-:: A qtlanlltv nffirgt rate
fall Oil ; Poirot-an of all prirros ; Si, Cmgx and
New Orleans f\lnla.cscs_ a .r_=ooil article - Potatoes
for 3:‘ 3d per biishel, besides other airtic-[es too
numerous to mention, ,
‘ .
I] he abo‘e gnflllb‘ \\’l.!l be Slilll Cheap rnr cagh
"7 lead)’ P3)“ Wncunners will do well to call
before purchasing elsewhere.
June 24.
AL'l‘.-1.000 liuslicls hay salt. for sale oliénp
by the subscriber. at .()’d Well Lantling.
T . L. .
June 15. I839. HOVAS PECK
CIIEAP STORE.
HE siihscrihers having made arrangements
‘Vim ‘he l'"l’“Tl€rs ofNew York, lbr their
fancy goods. would give notice to the public,
that from the present .'ime tlicv will be ablerto
show the greatest assortment of goods, and sell
iliem a little the lowest of any 2: cm, this side
ofllie great city. STg'y r ('jLocK_
May 20.
0'\".?VlCTORlA Steel \V’r.uin2 Pens, ilie
bestever offered in market. for saleiliv
L. CL_AnK AC Co.
N0 TICE‘.*-;. _ I
7"‘ HE Genuine I’ on ofthe’
Case, for sale .2. store of
JULY 16- T. STEVENS.
WAD BAGS. bead purses. 5300] stands
fans, one. very cheap at thefancy store of
_ Clutllfll» Co_.
JIIERINO SI ' VLS
rvis Divorce
-Vi‘ HE Cour: of Probate for the District of
Nnrwallt. bath» limited and allowed six
inonlh.-sfroin the date hereof, for the cretlitiirsitb
the cstateofflbmzr Gilbert. late of l-_\'e‘vv‘C‘iiiiaaii'.
lrifflfflsellt in exhibit their claims for. settlement.
lliose who neglect in present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time. will_ be de-
barred a recovery. ‘- All persons indebted to said
estate. are l‘€(llleSl"(l to make immediate pay-
ment to SAML. RAYMOND. Adin'r.
New Canaan. August 5. l839. 31126
ll? SOME very liandsoirie plain Mahogany
and Satin Wood frame Clocks. Callat the store
0’ ’ L CLARK &: Co. '
BROADCLOTHS.
A LARGE assortment ofBroadoloi_hs. Cassi,-
mcres, Satlineits, together with a large 5590.-t-
m‘’'" 0r _8"0ds for men’s and y0Ull)S'Sl)mlI.1el,i-
apparel,_]ust received and for sale unusually low
by STEVENS dc Cnocx.
Atlgllsif 8. 3 . -' ’
NOTICE.
‘ HE subsr:._r.i,l-Jere. having been appointed by
the honorable Court of Probate for the
District of Danbury, Commissioners to receive.
and eitaminc the claims of the ciiedi-loi;:_.i_, on the.
estate of Harvey Banks, late of Ridgefiéld, de-
ceased. an insolvent debior—notice is hereby-
given that we will meet on the business of our
appointment. at the dwelling house of Justus
Baiihs, in Ridgcfield. on the second day of Sep-
iemher next, and on the 15th day of January,
18-10, at 10 o'clock in the afternoon, on e"ac'h day-.
The Court has allnwetl six iriouths from the.
l.§_ili day ol July. 1,839. 'f()t1ll8 creditors to exhi-
hit their c.aims properly attested to us for report.__
_. DAYII). B.a1\‘i_ts.
. , ..
I riitvr-:A_s CHAPDIAN. §
Ritlgnlieltl. August. 1. 1839.
C
li}o.tntn'rs.
3lI2Q
ALICO at 7d per yard, tlie cheapestnml
best yet offered, for sale to day by
L CLARK at C0.
a large quantity _of D. dc Jg.
letgr paper. Price, 1s 6d per-
a ream, by ‘ T._ S'ri-:vtg:ns._
. . ' TURNIP SEED. . - '
present season, for sale by,-
’,' ,9 Q @ J. A. W}2E'l).
‘ t HARD WA. ETC.
ORMAN ANDRE having purchased
. the stock andt " 'the store of \Vm. J.
Street, Esq. would r_ rm his friends.-and the'
put lit: tliat hewill keep all articles in the above.
line. and sell as low as any other establ-ifihment.
Norwalk. July ]st. 1839." C l,_f I25
SUJHJUER DR YGOODS.
V¥;HE subscribers have this day received 2;
large assortment of summer Dry Goods,
embracing the largest, best selected. and cheapest
assortment ever offered in Norwalk before; also,
a large assortment of every description of Ladies
and Misses Hats. Hats. Ribbons, Crnpes,
Saiins. Silks. dzc. S'l.‘l~2Yl-INS & CLOCK
rial!‘ the bestfiualiiy, or el't'.‘lll’. colors,
aiiil qtfilities, for sale b.
"‘:Apl_'l‘l 16. Srnvgs-& Cr.ocx_
V LUABLE _/1 «.DICINE.
Ls ECK ’I'P’l-l’S Auti- spepiic Pills for
. ..D_YSl’€PS_Y, die. and Beelm-' 's Anti-
Bilidifi Pills, for sale by J. A. VV1-;'g‘.u.
., , _ SALT RHE CH.
{):;Y“",5-t3Al,‘ll3'S.c_celel‘)_£i;',aIed remedy. f,'o;'_-.S3][
Rheum, '1‘etg,§i’s, ‘Brigg \Vo_rtps__ Scam Head,
and all other cuiiirieous Pfl;_g?:-ir1},i§‘:7 l_*‘*or sale by
’' Cius. Isaacs.
,- T-
’Norwalk,‘Jiily 12, 01839.
VF‘ HE subshriber has just received a superior
E. assortmei-it ofalldescriptionsofPerfumery,
_whi_cb h_e offers for sale cheap.
' 'l‘. STEVENS
lL-YER Table, 'l‘..-.7... Mustard, Desert, Salt
and Cream Spoons, warranted as pure;
coin, on hand or made to order, at prices less
than usual.
Spoons handsomely engraved at the fancy
store of L. CL.uu_t at C0.
0 L .-'1 S313‘ S.
6 hds.first quality molasses. for sale at whole-
sale and retail by Ttios. L. PECK.
Old Well. June 15. 1839.
ERY fine Razors in cases; Straps. &c.l
warranted or no sale. L CLARK 6: Co.
(E? A NEVV style of steel Pens and handles, l
this day received by L CLARK at Co.
‘, ‘ ATCHES, Clocks, Jewelry and all Job-
bing carefully repaired, and at very cheap
rates—Cofiin Plates furnished at short notice-
Engraving on Spoons, &.c. neatly excciitctl, at
the shop of Lev! CLARK dz. Co.
IL (IF VlTI{IUl.—l7oi sale by
the Carboy, at the
Nonwnnti CHl~Z.\llCAL VVORKS.
Au,-ziisi 5, 1839. if 126
VVANTED LWIMEDIA TEL Y,
Y the subscriber, three smart active boys
as apprentices lo the Saddle and llaruess
business, about the age of 15. Apply in
P. W. JON]-IS.
VVestport, July,29th. 1839. 3il:36
‘ 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 CLARK 8; Co.
NOTICE.
in?” ALL persons are hereby forbid trusting
my son, Benjamin S. Benedict, Jr. on my ac-
count, as I will pay no debts of his contracting
after this date. BI-:NJAnii_\' BE.\’EDIC'l‘.
R.id_.«zefield, July 29, 1839. 3i*lL'26
V "1-IE cheapest and best Tootll Brushes ever
offered in this Borough, can be found at
the shop of LEVI CLARK & Co.
NEW JVIAIL ARRANGEJIIENT.
\ H E Mail for New York, closes at this otiice,
daily, at 8 o'clock, A. M. by steamboat.
at 12.7, P. M. by the Mail Stage.
'l‘lii: Eastern Mail for New Haven and Hart-
ford, closes daily at halfpast 7, A. M.
The Mails for Danbury and Litchfield daily,
closes at 11 o’clock, A. M.
Joint BUr_tit.\LL, P. M.
Norwalk, July 22. 1839.
FOR SALE.
A HOUSE and LOT. pleasantly
situated on the West side of Nor-
_ , walk Harbona few rods snutli ofthe
Bridge. Any person wishing to pur-
venient place at a great liarg_r,ain.xvill
do well to apply soon to John A. \Vr;i~:D. Nor-
walk. or the subscriber at 25 Peck Slip, N. Y.
VVM. UNDERIIILL, Jr.
if 251
f
July 29. 1839.
SUDIMER DRY GOODS;
LEVI-IE subscribers have just received a large
addition to their stock of summer Dry
Goods, embracing many goods of entire new
styles. They have a large assortment. Print-
ed Cambrics, Muslin do Lanes. Plain and
l<‘i;»-tired Silks. Ladies Hats, some extra line
l_..t‘;1ll0l'll Flats, 660.
August 6. ‘
S'l'l'l\'El\’S A’. -CLOCK.
‘SHELL LIME.
ERSQNS wishing to engage Shell Lime.
can be ‘stippliednbout the 10.!) of“ July. by
ing on’ "' . 3 ' Giro. S1). JOHN.
' 1\‘...'w..ii.._.i...-_..-.- 9,1839. .i'11s
A .CU UNTR Y RESIDENCE
SALE,
. T\V0 story dwelling house, with sixteen
Z’- acres of land, consisting of_ a meadow, an
apple orchard, and_u llflhclmirllfli K70“? "1 ‘Val.’
nui lt'n_oo. it is situated one mile from the
village of Wesipnrl, Fairfield county. Conn. and:
aboi_2,i the some tlistairgce from several houses of
worship. and good. soh9ol,s. It is beautifully
located for a country l"CSlll€l)CC, as it couimands.
it very exteridcd view ofLong lslaiid _Sou_.',i,(l. and
the siirround-ingz country. Gentlemen wishing
fio purchase a retreat from the hustle and con’:
fusion of the city during the warm summer
months. will find this place for clieapness and
beauty of location. an object worthy oftheir at-_.
temion. Title indisputable. For terr,t_.i§_ which
will be liberal, and other pari'tcnlars'apply‘to_
CllAl’.Ll-IS ls.-mes, Norwalk, or Tuo_s. C-'. HAN-
FORD, near the steamboat l-aiiding._Ql_d \Vell, or-
io Witt. C. B.itii\'ciu-:ari_ot;t_-‘, N_o. 12'Dey st. New
York. ' |_tf115.
BEA VER TEENS C?‘ BANG UP CORD.
,5 LARGE nssortinent for 18:] to 7s per.
- yard. Some of which are of it very su-
perior quality. -Also, a large assortment of‘
summer goods for inen’s and youth’s apparel,
for sale by » STEVENS 4- 01-Oct-
Anril 16. tf 110.
LE. Y1 CLARK <3‘ C0-
"""'AVE just received from New York. a very
fl handsome lot of patent Gold Lever and
Lt-pine \Vatcht~s; Gold Chains; Seals ,ar.d=,
Rings; Silver Lever and Lepine V/'atclies._
Also, a line assortment of Scapment, Waigllies,
of all kinds which will be sold very cheap. ' "
Gold pencils, silver do with rings, a pretty
article for ladies; silk and head purses with
great variety of fancy articles in their lin“§:’ Call
and sec. ’ ' L
May 28. 1839. _ .
PRINTS ! PRINTS! . PRINTS .’ .' !
fie} YARDS printsjust receiv-
, ed at the cash store, and
for sale cheap by T. Srnvnxs.
No. 2Burrall’s buildings, west side the bridge.
Norwalk, April 22, 1839. tf ll]
GERIJIAN SIL V.__ER SPOONS.
VEVI-IIS day l't'C8lYC(I twelve dozen German
Silver Table,Spo0iis, (English manufac-
ture,) which will be sold less“th_an at any other-
shop or store in Fairfield county.
L. ()LAn_1§ 8: Co.
' tf'l‘10;
I
Nortvalk, April 16, 1839.
JAAIES C. LOOIWIS4
Alloriicy and Counsellor‘ at L011‘,
AS removed to the city ofBridgeport. and
. taken an otlice overilie storeof Messis.
Hall and Niles. in State street.
April 23. 1839,.
BANK STOCK FOR SALE.
4%? SHARES of the capital stock of the
Stamford Bank, or any part of it, is
now offered for sale, at a price well worthy the
attention ofany person having money to irivesi.
The stock has paid an average dividend of 8
per cent, since its coiniiiencement. Reason for
sale, the snbscr'ibers wish to invest elsewhere.
Sift-:vt,:ss oz CLOCK.
if 112‘,
Mav 21.
“ NAILS
VER't' low at the store formerly occupied
, by William J. Sweet, Esq.. 50 kegs first
quality cut nails just received and for sale at 6d
per pound, by the keg or less quantity.
Noitiiia_N Axnttsws.
1'0 TA ILORESSES.
V/‘IANTED immediately a number of good
hands to make up southern work. for
which liberal prices will be paid. Apply on the
post road one mile west ofthe Stamford Bridge.
31125 ' " Wm. H. KEELER.
V ‘HE subscriber having forgotten to whom
E be lent Ure‘s Cllellllfial 1.7iCl,i_Q7¢073/- 3 339'
or two since, will thank the i'D(l_l\'1fiU,3l. who has
it in his possession, to return it llJ1lIlcdlfll_t'.’_l.)'-."
_ JOHN A. M~‘LEA_N,-
Norwalk, August 0, lb'2.l9. _ 3!}-35
Norwalk Chronicler