A DUELLING AT SEA.
Economical Method.-—Among the passen-
V ers on board aship bound from New Or-
. eansto one of our northern ‘cities, there was
a young lady, the only female passenger and
two gentlemen, one a young buckskin of
eighteen, and the other apparently foi*t_y-fi\'ۤ
.both.of whom became very much enamore
with their lone passenger. For some time
they were both entirely ignorant of the pas-
-SIOII of the other for the young lady? in
.length Mr. Chucks, the oldestof the two. tie"
sirous of learning the pedigree and Cllcum‘
‘ stances of his cha1'met‘, and \\’h<’lh‘-‘-1‘ I191‘ mftl"
ket was yet to be made, opened conversation
with Mr, Greene, the other lover; when a
mutual confession ensued t'eSpCCliD_£_2‘ the Fe-
gard they both entertained for the unknown
young lady, and their intention, if possible
to secure a claim to her affections if they
were not already bound in holy ties to
another.
This confession instead of palliating the
case for either, threw a new obstacle in the
wa of both. One consultation succeeded
another, both became very determined and
avowed their intention to solicit her attention
and regard. They were soon at open hos-
"tility-—Mr. Chucks received a challenge
from Mr. Grcene—lie accepted it. Mr.
Greene chose horse pistols for his weapons,
which were procured from the mate. of the
. ship; the day and hour were appoipted—
r"‘ they "agreed to stand at ten yards ‘distance
fdiagonally upon the deck, that there could
be no harm done to any but themselves.-—
However, before the hour arrived, Chucks,
, uvho was a stout corpulent man, concluded
','that he had not ati equal chance with his
‘ -; ‘antagonist, who was of a small stature. and
'very slim. and unlike the Irish Barrister,
.'-‘was unwillingthat Greene should shoot at
if his own bigness marked out upon himself
_ probably feat‘ing_if he did not hit the heart,
‘he might injure the sap. However, after
much parleying and some rough words, it
was propo‘_sed’that each should shoot at a ta 1'.
get justthe bigness of the other. _
Greeiie readily consented to this but
i_ Chucks still conteiided that Greene had the
_ aidvziut-age of him, but as life was not at stake
he finally consented. The targets were pre-
pared, aiid after sliootingth-rue times a piece,
to the great surprise oftlie other passengers,
Chucks proved the best rnzirksinaii. C_v‘ri'et-tie
_ stepped directly to Chucks and took him . by
-the hand, aclriioiileilgiiig at the same time
his defeat, and giving to Iii-in .l'l|S word
thiit he wo-.ild rclinquisli all claims to the
IIl(I\,' save those of sad recollection. The
in iliter bcitig tltci-It-.3, the \'8l.t'l’:llI lover pro-
L.,.,.}},_.,| to pay his respt-c.ls to his siltnl
charmer, who li:id been kept in entire ignor-
ance of the high l‘t‘;Ii1l‘LI in which she was
held, and the chiisir of the (It1l:I.
To the fi$lOlllS'Il:Il(‘lll. and uioitification of
I ‘Cliticlcs. she inforincd him that she ha.-I been
married I\\‘l=,‘t-‘, mill was then the mother of
several chil.lreii——t'iiat bi ing prrdisposcd to
consumptive aiffcctioiis. she had twice visited
‘Iicr friends in the south to spend the winter.
JEIIII was now returiiing' with in‘tpr0ved health
'1.) 1-ell...‘-g-, hr-r IlllSl):Ill(I, who was an indiistri-
otis iiiecliatiic. of those domestic duties which
'.!.er til‘-StflIl.‘(’ inciiri'ed. The sage lover see
ing his ‘cake was all dougli,’ C()llCllIl.lt‘(l to
I-ujov, :1 while longer, that .s'l7Iglt‘ f).]CS3(?II/LPSS,
sit" wliicli he ltnrl itlmady seen i.ot a_ little.
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‘ R. WiLso.\'.
IFZICIICI‘ of Prac-
tical and Orna-
mental \Vril-
Itig. also Iiotili
Kt-i-pitig, re-
spectfully in-
forms the ladies
' - .:intl HPIIIIEIIIPII of Norwnlk. that he will corti-
iiieiicc it course of lessons in \Vriling and Book
]{e.-Iiiiig. on i\ioi:d:iy evening, September 9th.
I ,3; the North Academy. The cot_ii'se piirsueil,
-will be progri-s.~ive It-5S()t'l5. leading tlte pnpil
trim; y-llllllit’ pt'Ilit'Ipl('s It) at perfect tnasterol the
Bil.
Sept. 7. I539.
FUUNI),
l«‘E\V days since. a quantity of lllc/2
J - Leo!/in‘ Gloves. The ()\\'Ilt'l’ can
them on proxing property and pa_\iiig_ cliarges
-. N.‘.'l‘tlA.\' J.-iitvis.
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SAVI 3:‘ GS BA N K
‘lg, ONEY rli-positril in the .\'cw-Ifaven Su_v-
_; ' ;',;‘.‘.5 ]ju;,,l,-_ during the present iiioiitli, Wlll
I)’-2 pm (in iiitcresl the Isl of Oi-tuber; and there
i \\ ill be a iliviilr.-nil, on the sonic in the Mouth of
Jaiinury ut-.\'I
N0: ivtlilx. St‘glI.. -Z-)
\V. (E. IIOOKI-IR. 'I‘reasnrr~r.
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.-_~,‘«—-5* '1'u,_«J»-/7;o/it :51-IAHLS, some cn.£tre/g/
no-re ct./ul /ta./Lrlsomc ; lllcrmo do. .
L. CLARK or. C0.
LYCE U.dI.
A meeting ofthe Norwalk Lyceum. will
be held at the Town House, on Thursday eve-
ning next. at half past seven o'clock. Question
more importance than that ofllie female?
WM. A'rwiLL. Sec’_y.
CL()CKS.—Some very handsome patterns
this day received, at the cheap store of
. . L CLARK «Sc Co.
MUSLIN DE LANES, new and hamlsouie
just received by L. CLARK 65 Co.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
HE real estate recently owned by Jess
\Vhiting, in Darien, will he oflered for sale
at public auction, on the 21st day of inst. Sep-
tember, at 1 o’clock, P. M. It consists of
several tracts ofland. viz: One of about eleven
acres, with a good handsome, COmtl'l()(IIOtIS
dwelling house, a barn, out buildings and a very
"‘\ valuable tannery thereon. A tract of about five
acres; two tracts of about two acres each ; and
the undivided sixth part of a tract of about six-
teen acres, with a house and &c.~thereon.—
Those who wish to purchase good property, very
eligibly located. will do well to pay attention-to
that now offered. The tract with dwelling house
and tannery, lies adjoining the CoiiuecticutTurn-
-pike, in one of the most pleasantest parts of
Darien, and is a fine stand for business. The
auction will be upon the premises, and terms
and conditions will then and there be made
known. . EDWARD HILL. Cashier.
Stamford Bank. September 9. 1839. 2t13I
BLEACHED MUSLIN at (id per yard, can
be had at the store of L CLARK& Co.
VIOLIN Strings ofthe best quality at
' A DisBrtow‘s.
I?’ Figmed Srbzron llle-rino ; I"-rem,/1. (mil,
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for discussion—ls the education of the nialc of
"INOTICE.
THE subscribers having been appointed by
the honorable Court of Probate for the dis-
trict of Danbury. Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims ofthc creditors on the estate
of Harvey Banks. late of Ridgefield, deceased,
an insolvent debtor-—notice is hereby given tliai
we will meet on the business ()fUt)r_2]ppulnllllelll,
at the dwelling house ofJustus Banks. in Ridge-
field. on the 7th day of October next. and on the
15th day ofJannary, 1840, at 10 o'clock. A. M.
on each day. The. Court has allowed six
months foni the 15th day of July, 1839. II)!‘ the
creditors to exhibit their claims, properly attest-
ed, to us for report.
Pm .‘«']<2HAS CH.-IPEIAN.
JACOB Daucur.‘
Ridgefield. August 26, 1839.
NOTICE.
HE Court of Probate for the district of
Danbury. has limited and allowed six
months from this time, for the creditors of the
estate of Joshua King, late of Ridgeficld, de-
ceased, to exhibit their respective claims against
said estate. to the Administrators on said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to makepayment to
3tl3I.
RUFIJS H. Kine. .
JOSHUA J. Kine, iAdm rs’
Ridgefield. Sept. 4. I839. 3t""I3I
IN consequence oftlie decease of Joshua King,
and John F. King. of the late firms of King
A: Hawley. King, Hawley & Co., and Williaiii
Hawley 65 Co. it is necessary to close the con-
cerns of said firms. All persons indebted to
them either by note or book account, are request-
ed to make immediate payment to the under-
signed, surviving partner, or Rufus H. King and
Josliiia J. King, Administrators on the estate of
Joshua King.
. \ViLLi.iiir I-IAwLi-iv.
Riilgefielii. Sept. 5. I839. 3I*I3I
PILOT CLOTH, and Patent Felt do.
Bromlclotlis, lassimeres, Satim-tts. and flannels
of all kinds. L. CLARK & Co.
LOOKING GLASSES.—A new lot receiv-
edthis day. L. CLARK 65 Co.
FALL DRY GOODS.
VET 'S'I‘I-JVENS has just received and is
0 opening‘ai his cash store, N0. 2 Bnrrall’s
Buildings. west the Bridge, the largest, ('Ilt‘ap6Sl,
and best sclecled assortment of Dry Goods in
town, and will continue to keep it so. Iwill
naine a few articles as follows: 50 pieces broad-
fclotlis of almost every shade, from $2 to 7; a
ibeauiifnl assortment cassinteres, salinetts, and
five-stings; beaver aitd pilot cloths, very low;
Dutch blankets; white, red. yellow and green
flannel; -100 pieces brown and bleached sheet-
ings and shirtings from 6.110 25; 700 pieces cali-
eocs from 7d upwards; a quantity of very hand-
snnie 6 4 English ineriuoes 3s Gd per yard ; 20
(l' zen ladies and gci:‘llemet.’s gloves from Is to
-SI ; ' 130 Merino. Tliibet, \V0ol and Boslia
Sllfl\Vl»‘i; l(l0 dresses tt!nIlS.°uliue rte laincg {mm
>33 50 to $5 a dress; 500 pieces ribbons suitable
for the season ; 50 pieces linen edgings and iii-
<t-rtiiigs ; jackoiiette; Swiss and czimbric; plain,
plaid and striped ninslius; bobinette; wash
and silk blond laces; footiiigs of all widths; a
great variety ofbluc. blue black, colored. plain
and figured silks; silk gloves; black silk cra-
vais; silk.
lrisli linens; linen, camhric, and L. C. band-
kcrcliief; linen and colloti table and towel
ulyapers, checks; lzzingup cord. mole-skins and
fusiiziiis; -I0 dozen hose, and hose shirts; 'uo-
.-‘(Hits and collars; lambs woo! shirts and
drawers: 20 (In7.f‘ll_St‘lIIn and bombazine. stocks
of dillercnt qualities and sizes; gum elaslics,
and clzistir: suspetiders; cotton wailding; yarn.‘
warp, wicks and baits; 10 pieces Canton flun-
riels: oil cloths; brown linen table CIOIIIS from
35 G.‘ to 81; a large lot of good umbrellas;
crash infants giecian boots. In short you will
find every thing in the dry goods line. Call
sootl or you will loose good bargains. at the cash
s’l()l€‘.
September 10.
. EAD BAGS, bead purses, spool stands,
falls. (to. very cheap at the f':inc.y store of
L. CLARK &. Co.
LAMPS! LA AIPSI
,, S the season for long evenings is approach-
L\[3 o n - -
ion. the subscriber would inform the public,
tliatblie is still agent forthesaleofdaines’ patent
lunip. which for cheapness and brilliance of
light, surpasses any thing ever yet offered tothe
public. Persons having any ofthese lumps on
liaiiil, that do not o )CI'8I(’. exactlv rinht can find
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entire satisfaction by calling on the subscriber.
I Cant iliene s )II'lIS for sale.
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l C. E. Disnitow.
I COLLEC'I‘OR’S NOTICE.
OTICE is hereby given to the residents and
iiou residents liable by law to pay town
and state taxes, in the town of \Veslport, laid on
the list of 1838. tliatI will meet them at the Inn
'II Hezekiah Nichols. in said town. on Thursday.
‘Lid of October next. from 8 o’clock. A. M. till 5
;o'clock. P. Al. Also. at the store of Elijah Gre-
gory in Poplar Plain, from 2 o'clock. till 5
o’clock, afternoon, on Friday. October ’-III], for
the purpose of receiving the same.
, LEVI T. Dowivs. Collector.
3 Weslport, September 7th 1839. 3i*I31
i NO'1‘ICE.
HE stockholders oftlie Norwalk Manufac-
turing Company. are hereby notified and
. warned that 8 special meeting of said company
I will be held at the Norwalk Hotel, on Tuesday,
lIllCil7II1 instant, at 3 o'clock, P. M. for I_he pur-
pose ofdisposing ofthe property of said coriipariy,
and to transact any other business. fuutltl neces-
sary. By order oftlie board,
Gt-:o. ST. JOHN, Sec’y.
Norwalk. September 7th. 1839. ltI31
ANOTHER lot of oali
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L. CLARK (55 Co.
ANOTHER lot of fine French calicoes.
L. CLARK &. Co.
JVIORE NE IV GOODS.
STEVENS & CLOCK have just received a
large assortment of Dry Goods suitable for the
present and approaching seasons, which will be
sold cheap. Call and see.
A ugnst 26.
INDELIBLE INK.—TIie Premium Indcli-
ble Ink tbr sale low at Duitvni-;‘s.
ROUND SALT.—Ground salt, a very
fine article for dairy use. for sale by
HUBBELL dz Co.
TAILORS ('55 TAILORESSES WANT-
ED.—'I‘lie-subscriliers wish to engage workmen
for making coats, vests, and pantaloons. They
will also give employment to females at making
shirts.drawers, dcc. Apply immediately at the
store ofTweedy dc Hoyt.
JOHN H. Twrznnv, &.Co.
Daubuiy. Augnst12. 1839. if 128
FIRE INS URANCE.
1' [IE }F.tna Insurance Company of Hartford,
continues to insure against loss or damage
by fire. dwelling houses, stores. merchandize.
(kc. Application for Insurance or renewal of
policies may be made to.
_ HENRY
.\\-'csIport, August 30, 1839.
SHERWOOD, Agent.
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flag. and pongee ha.'idkerchiefs;l
AT COST.
STEVENS now offers for sale a splcrtdid
0 assortment ofPriuied Mitsliiis and Print-
ed Lawns at cost. Supply yourselves with
good and cheap dresses.
August 20.
COLLECTOR'S -NO TICE.
OTICE is hereby given to the inhabitants‘
- oflhc town ofNew Cannon, and non resi-.
dents liable to pay taxestliercin,lIiut I will attend,’
at the following naiiierl times and places for the?
purpose of receiving their town tux laid on list‘
I838, viz: at the store of “fin. Crissey in Ponus
street, on Thursday the 26th day of September
next. from 9 o'elncls. A. M. uiiiil I2 o'clock.
noon; and at Vin. ‘Fitch's store, from 3 until
5 o’clock. aflcrnriori. on said day ;-and at the
store of \Veed &. I'Io_vl. on Friday, the 27lli,
from 2 until 5 o'clock. P. M.
P. S. Those who wish to he waited tipnn at
their residence. must expect “to pay traveling
fees. EDWARD DE Foaissu‘, Collector. 5
New Canaan, August 29, I339. 3t*l30|
REYNOLDS AND I’./1RlI’IELY’S
III.-‘ILE HEALTII RESTORA TIVE.
.171-IIS medicine is admitted by p'liysieiaus‘
who have given it a "fair trial, to be the’
best now in use for the diseases peculiar to fe-
males. It invaribly removes obstructions. regu-
lates in most cases of painful. too frequent on
profuse mensturatioii, and has cured the most
obstinate cases of floor albas. Dr. J. Morrison.
who has practised for 20 years in Oneida. N.
Y. says he has tried it in the worst cases of re?
tention of suppression of the menses with ad-
mirable sncccss, and recommends it to all physi-
cians to use it in their practice. It is not a
Catliartic lint 'I‘ouic and Aperient iiiedicitie.
Price 82 per box. containing 100 pills. P repzzred
and sold wholesale and retail by Rcynolds'&:_
Pziriricly. Pittsford, Monroe co. N. Y., and for
sale by J. A. \Veed. Norwalk; N. S. \.Vor«lin,
Bridgeport ; B. C. Baxter. New London; Lee
&. Butler. Hartford; and G. M. Boardtiian,
Middletown. tfI30
NOTICE.
A RARE chance for black-
sinitlis or any other person
wishing to engage in the I)tlSI
ness. The subscriber intend-
ing to quit the business, now
oflers for sale his tools and
' stock, the slzop also for sale or‘
The stand is one of the best in the
county, with a good run of custom. Terms
made (asy. For further particulars inquire of
the subscriber now en the premises, or of Hub-
bell &. Co. JA:iii~:s I32;-.\'i~:nic'r.
Nortvalk. September 2, 1839. tf130
A “V C. E. DISBRO W,
‘AVA
TCH Maker and Jeweler. has during the
past w
eek returned froui New York, with
a new assortment of goods. of which the follow-
ing comprise a part: V‘/atclies, Breast Pins.
Finger Rings, \Vatch Keyes, very liaizdsome
patterns, silver Tbimbles, the heaviest kind. sil-
ver Pencils, 23 large assortment, Tooth, Cloth
and Hair Brushes, Combs, Black. Cut, Coral
and Imitation Coral Beads, &e. The above
goods will be sold low for cash.
Sept. 2.
ONE CENT RE IVARD.
ANAVVAY froui Ilie snkscriberon the 29th
inst. an iudeiitured apprentice to the slice-
making business, by tile name of Robert
Jllilc/tell. aged about 18 years. All persons are
hereby forbid harlioriiig, .trusting or employing
said boy on my account. The above reward
but no charges paid for his return.
.D.-\VlD_ M. FiLLow.
Norwalk, Sept. :2. I839. 3t*l30
VALUABLE PROPER’ ‘Y FOR
SALE.
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‘.HE subscriber being about to remove from
the state, offers for sale his dwelling house
and lot. situated in the borough of Newtown,
Faiifield cotinly. Ct.
The dwelling house is a frame two story
building, dimensions 39 by 41 feet, with a barn
lately new roofed, and other out buildings. It is
pleasantly situated on the main street, and coin-
mands a fair view of the scenery of the sur-
rounding cuumry. The lot is 129 feet in front,
and contains about 15 acres of first rate land. in-
cluding a garden under excellent cultivation,
fences are in good order. The dwelling house
is pleasant for a private residence, and capricious
enough for a hotel. or large boarding establish-
ment, both of which are inticli needed in the
village.
The Housatonic Rail Road and the New
Milford and Bridgeport turnpike, pass within a
short distance of the dwelling. There are
several places of public worship. and a flourish-
ing academy in Newlown, and a daily mail from
the city of New York.
The above properly is offered for two l/Lousand
dollars, and an unquestionable title will be given.
Reference may be had to the subscriber, or
in his absence to Messrs. Baldwin &. Beers,
merchants in the place, or to David H. Beltlen,
Esq. SAMUEL C. STRATTON.
Newtown. August 24. I839. 3tI‘39
GERIIIAN SILVER SPOONS.
{E11-IIS day received twelve dozen German
Silver Table Spoons, (English inanuf'ac-
ture,) which will be sold less than at any other
shop or store in Fairfield county.
L. CLARK dc Co.
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Norwalk, -April 16, 1839.
SILKS! SILK ‘!
LARGE assorlmentof plain and figured
Silks. some of which are very choice styles
and entirely new patterns. VVo have two pie-
ces of a little the bandsoniest and best black
silks ever offered in this market. Any person in
the want of silks. can rest assurred that they
will find the subscribers have not ofily the best
‘out the largest assortment by far, of any store
n the village. S'1‘EVENS_ 65 CLOCK.
August 26.
CHAIRS! CHAIRS I !
/2; THE subscriber has constantly
v on hand at his shop. on the Dan-
bury road. about Iialfa mile north
of the Bridge, a good assortment of
chairs, which he will sell very
‘- cheap. Among his assortment
_."-' may be found Maple, Fancy, and
\Vindsorcbairs ofalmost all prices.
Boston rockers "from $2 to IL-
Nurse chairs at 12 and 133. A
good assortment of cabinet ware. '
EVERT QUINTARD.
N I rwalk. August 19, 1839. if128
VVANTED, 500 pairs woolen socks and
stockings. for.which the highest price will be
paid at the store of L. CLARK & Co.
LEVI CLARK CO.
E_':E7'AVE just received from New York. a very
. _-. handsome lot of patent Gold Lever and
no
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Rings; Silver Lever and Lepine V/atches.
Also, a fine assortment of Scapment ‘Watchu.
ofall kinds which will be sold very cheap. ’
Gold pencils. silver do with rings, a pretty
article for ladies; silk and bead plJl‘8eB'_Witb
great variety of fancy articles in their line. Call
and see. ' " "' - H
. in-..y2s,.1s3a.
ldaily recciveil, which can be seen on applica-«
Lepine \Vatches; Gold Chains; Seals and‘
-FALL and winter goods.consisling of broad-
cloths. cassiixwres. satinctts and V8Sl|U25-
The subscriber now oil}.-rs to his friends and the
public. a good assortnieiit of cloths. blue. lilaclt.
green, brown and steel uiixl; black. drab. lav-
ender, ribb and striped cassinieres; black and
mixt satinetts; green bnize-: ban2uD t'Qt’d. and
beverlecns; go_od blue black silk Velvet, black
figured satin. boiiibazines.circassian, and a va-
riety of vcslings : dark and light suintncr goods.
:1 small stock yet on hand ; a good it-s‘S0Tlt’I1et'l
of stocks. collars. and bosniris; black silk cra-
vztts: plaid do pocket haukercliiefs; siispeiiders.
gloves; good trimmings kept coiistanily on
llaiul.
Ready made ('lnIIIItI1. cassimere. .1‘-liflclh
bcverteen and cord pantaloons; round jnelictsl
fall and winter vests : one rnixt and one bever-
leeii frock coat ; 2 black cloth second hand frock
coats; two second hand cloaks. Purchasers
will do well to call on the subscriber. as he in-
tends to keep constantly on hand an assortment
of ready made clothing. _
Cl'ailorin_q.--'I‘lie subscriber tenders his
thanks to his friends and the public. for the
patronage he has received. and still solicits his
share of business: Orders lliankfully received
and punctuzilly attended to. Garments cut in
the fashion and also to suit customers.
‘ C M. I{.v.u=i-.
Old \Vc'.l. August 19. 1839. ‘I123
JUJUBE PASTE. .
A GENUINE article of Jujube Pastt’. lust
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BROA DCLOTHS.
A LARGE assortinem ofBroadclolhs. Cassi-
meres, Sallinellt-I. together with a large assort-
ment of goods for men's and youths summer
apparel, just received and for sale unusually low
by S'1‘I'ZV1-2r'\'S dz. CLoc'ic.
.-\tir_iii=t S.
EALICO at 7d per yard, the clicapest and
best yet offered, for sale to"(lay by
E4‘ OR SALE. :1 large quantity of D. & J.
L CLARK 3; Co.
Antes fine letter paper. Price, 1s 6d per
uuirr-. or 33 50-:i rc-mu. IIV ’l‘. S'i‘i:vi~:ivs.
TURNIP SEED
RAISICD the present season. for sale by
. J. A. \.Vr:i~:n.
IRON AND STEEL of all kinds and sizes
for sale at the New York prices. by
Noit.\i.i-.\' A.\'uiii:ivs.
A nniist I53.
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. AI/I‘.—I000 bushels hay salt. for sale cheap
\- ‘by the {lll)SCl'lI)CI', at Old VVell Landing. '
June 15. 1839‘ THOMAS L. Pi:cir._
CHE.-AP STORE.
~ with the importers of New York, for IIIPIK
f3'"’."' z‘-’-"°‘l5- “'00” Hive notice to the. Ptiblici
'l”“ f"‘-'" ‘he Present time Ibev will ‘be able in.
show ilie greatest assortment of goods. and sell
them a little the lowest. of any goncem ,;,;s side
ofllic great city. ST!-J.\’1-INS 6; CLOCK.
May 20. -
01'?’ VICTORIA Steel \Vriting Pens, the
best ever oll'ered in market, for sale bv '
L. CLARK dc c..‘,
JVOTICE.
fl‘ HE Genuine Report ofthe Jarvis
Case, for sale at the store of
-l“l.V 35- T. S'ri-."vir.iv.«t__.
Divorce.
LOOKING (.-IL.-\SS.—An assortnient of al-
most every size glass. for sale low for CHSII -‘ll
Dtsmtow's.
I’Ei\UlLS AND I"-.'i’S.-—A variety 011-!!-
ver pent-ils said to be twenty per cent clleupcr
than they lnivcforiiieriy been sold in this market.
At Disiiitow‘.<
HARD W A R lg‘, L‘ TC. .
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received and for sale at Dl"“'l‘3"5'9-
PF. RMULI ERY.—-Perfuniery iti all its va—;
rieties for sale cheap at Dnitvui~:'s. g
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GOOD new plain watch.s warranted to per-t
form to suit the purchaser, for S12. foniicrly sold I
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at $16. at Disnnnw‘s.
A. 13. cf‘ D SANDS l
ELEBRATED remedy for Salt Rheum
Ring VI/orm, 'I‘etter. Eizeina, Scalled
Head, B-irbers Itch, and all other diseases of:
the skin, are cffvctually cured by the use of?
Sands’ remedy for Salt Rheum. It has within .
a f'ew months cured rising 5000 different cases
oftlte above diseases of the skin, and never been I
known to fail in eradicating any disease oftliis;
kind where a fair trial has been given.
There is no danger of applying it even to the I
tender skin of a young infant. Testimoiiials of
its efficacy, both verbal and written, are almost ,
tion to our agents. .
Edwin I’orlcr,inercliant, ofFall River, Mass. ;
certifies that after having been afllictcd with the
Salt Rliettui in its St Vere-st forms, for severall
vears, he was entirely cured by this remedy in ‘
Ilie course of.-i few weeks, and has been entirely ;
free from the dis-.-use for two years.
H. JII. Ilittcrbantl, of No. 185 Reade street, ;
New York, testifies that he was cured of thel
Salt Rheum, after using Sands’ remedy onlyl
five days; and advises every person siruilarlyl
afflicted to use the same medicine.
Enos Bun-nell, of'Stuten Island, certifies that?
this iiicdicine cured his wife ofthe Salt Rheum
in tiircc weeks ; and says he would not hesitate l
to pay one /tuizdrecl dollars for this medicine if‘,
that was the price, and his wife should again be
in the same situation.
For sale in Norwalk, by Charles Isaa
Brirlgenorr, \Vm. B. Dver.
DENTAL NOTICE. ;
OCT. A. IIILL, thankful forthe patronage 3
he has received in his profession during;
cs ,
I24
""10 '“°ml’5 Past» 1“ N°l'“"‘*lki bogs 193"“ to “" isuinmer goods for int.-u’s and yonlh’s <tPParel.'
form .tne public, that he still continues a fewl
doors west ofthe Bridge, in Burrall’s Buildings,i
where he will be happy at any time to see liisi
friends, and answer all their calls in Dcutall
Surgery. t
Incorrtipti
full set.‘ Yflso, teeth cleansed, separated, ex-
tracted, &.c}, and all those diseases oftlic teeth I
attended to, which, if suffered to continue, are,
productive of so much mischief.
Refercnces.—-Emery Bissell, M. D.; J. D.l
M‘Lean, M. D.; Hon. Thomas B. Butler;l
Hon. Benjamin lstiacs, Norwalk. Nchcmialil
Perry, M. D. Ridgcfield. R. B. Botsforil, M,i
D.; Doct. D. P. Knapp, Danbory. Doct.l_
Howell Rodgers, Colchester, Ct. William}
Witter, M. D. VVil|iama.n'.ic, Ct.
Julv 20. 1839.
PERFUMERY
F approved odor for the baiikcrcliief and
Mysteries of Floia; Essence
toilet, at T. SlE'l.'€72S cheap store.
Botanical
Flowers; Otto of Lavender; The Nose-gay;
Euu dc Toilet; The King’s Honey \Vater;
Royal Extract Flowers; Fragrant Hanker-
chief Essence; Perfume Verbena; Boquet dc
Delicies; Espirit Lavand aux Millefleur; Best
Eau de Cologne; Eau de I)()l‘lllgf.ll; Boquet
des Dames; AiriericanBoquet; Extract of Half
Dollars; Extract Toncena Musk; Extract. Ber-
gamoite ; Essences. (assorted ;) Fine Rose
Water; Espiritde Rose; Otto of Roses in Plain
and Fancy Gilt Bottles; Milk of Roses; Cold
Cream; Toilet Powder; Tooth Powder; Genu-
ine Court Plaster; Odoriferous cornpouud. or
Persian sweet scent Bags; Distinguished Pre-
parations for embellishing and dressing the
hair; Curling Fluid; Persian Oil Roses;
Vegetable Hair Oil; Macassar Oil; Bears Oil;
VVhite Rose Pomatum; Grecian Dye for
changing the color oftlie 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
de Savon; Persian Rose Soap; Freiicli ul-
mond Soap; Chinese Musk Soap ; Fancy
Variegated Soaps ; Toilet Snaps.
June 24. I839.
OILS AND ESSENCES-—All
Oil and Essences, for sale at wliolesale or retail
at New York prices. at Duitvizifs.
IIIORE NE IV GOODS.
STEVENS ACCLOCK will open to-marrow,
a large nssortmentof scasonable Dry Goods,
which will be ofI'cred at prices calculated to suit
purchasers. Call before purchasing elsewhere.
Youmay find it an object to do so.
Aug. 20. ‘
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‘LADIES HATS.
I HE subscribers having a large assortment
of Leghorn Flats. Tuscan Braid. Split
Straw and Mixt Braid Flats, will sell them. (in
consequence of the season being for advanced,)
at prices much reduced. Any person wanting
will find it an object to call.
August 19.‘ STEVENS dc CLOCK.
SILKS¢§~ JIIUSLIN DE LANES.
STEVENS CK: CLOCK will this day open a
large assortment ofSilks ofalmost every de-
scriplion ; also a large assortment of Muslin de
Lanes. all of which will be sold at it small ad.
vance from cost. August 20,
D.AY‘S Couiilerfeit Detector. Bank Note
List, and a variety of Blank Books for sale low
at Durivr:r»:'s.
A'I 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
the store of T. STEVENS. ’
August 20. _ . I
OTICE.-4-A superior article of Refined
Saleratus any-tl Pearlaah, for sale at 1 shil-
ling per pound, at" Duayrzfs,
blc teeth inserted from one to al-
kinds of,
ORUAN ANDREWS having plll'-TlIl1SP(I-
the stock and taken the store of lViii.
Street, Esq. would iiiforni his friends and the
piitlic that he will keep all articles in the above
line. and sell as low as any other establishment.
Nnrwnlk. Jtilv ls.-t. I339. If 125
S U.-II.'ll1i}R DR Y GOODS.
F » ‘IHE subscribers have this day received a~
largo assortiiieut of x'~illntl’I(.‘.I' Dry Goods.
enibracing the largest. ‘oer-t S(’.ICCIt‘lI. and clieapcst
assortment ever offered in Norwulk before; also,
zi large assortmentofevcrytlescriplioii UfI.1EItIIGS
and Illisscs Ilats. Ilnts. Ribboiii. Crapes,
.\‘;iiina_ Sill.-2. &c. S'i‘i:vi-:\'s SJ. CI.t)(,‘I{
SHELL Ll_lIE.
E RSONS wisliiiig to crigugc Shell Lime.
can be supplied about the I0.lt of July. by
calling on Ciao. Joii.\'.
.Norw:ilk. June 9. I939. if] IS
A (..'()U.7V’I‘I€Y i'£E.‘SII)E.I\’CL‘ F()R
. S.-ILE
A.
T “'0 story dwelling: house, with sixteen
apple orchard, and ti Iiuiiilsoiiie grove of \Val-
ueres of land, consistiiig of a meadow. an
mit trees. It is situated
u 9 ‘ ' ' I
village of \Ve.<tport, Faitlieltl county, Conn. and
labour the some tlistniice from :;t‘.\'(iI‘Lll Iionscs ofl
worship. and good scliools. It is beautifully
.|u¢-aied for a I-ouniry rcsiileiici-. as it coiiiiiiantls,
it very extended view of Long Island Sound. and
the surrounding country. Getitlciiieri wishing
flo purchase a retreat from the hustle and cori-
fusion of the city during the woriii suniiner
months, will lind this place for cliezipiii-ss and
Ibeanty of location, an of-jt-ct wortlty oftlic-ir tit-]
tetillou. Title indispiilablc. For terms which
will be liberal, and other particulars apply to
CHARLI-ZS ISA.-\CS, Ntir\\‘all{, or 'l'uo.-.. C. I.I.\.‘l"
I-‘URD, near the steaniboat landing. Old \V(-ll. or
. t to Wii1.C. Bnirvciti-:r:noi=i~‘, No. 1.‘! Dr-y st. New ,
York. ltfII5
LARGE :-ss-irtnient for 1-SI to 73 per
- yard. Some of which are of‘ a very su-
perior qualily. Also, a largo assortineiit of
STEVENS dc CLOCK.
April 16. tf IIO
manor-"ruinrlv‘7a§i7'“?ro:‘nv7t+77.v
éjie ‘ YARDS iriuts'ust receiv
ed at thd t‘.-’iSlIJ store, and
for sale cheap by ‘ ’I‘. S1‘EVEl\‘S.
No. 2Burrall’s biiililings, west side the bridge.
Norwalk, April 22. I83. . tf III
J.4.flI.i'_'.'S C. LOO-.=lI1S.
Attotrncgj and Counsellor at Lault,
gjg AS removed to the city ofBridgeport. and
. taken an ollice overtlie. store of Messrs.
Hall and Niles. in State street.
April 23. I839.
for sale by
tflI2
‘ IV.-IILS
,'§/TER 1' low at the store formerly occupied
I by William J. Street. Esq. 50 kegs first
{quality cut iiailsjust received and for sale at Gd
3 per pound, by the keg or less quantity.
Norman ANDREWS.
CONSUIIIP TIONCURED,
Y DR. GREGO.R.Y'S BALSAM OF
LIVER'WOR'l‘.—Dr. Gregory. 180 Al-
len street. New York. has long experienced the
most uniform success in the cure ofcousumption
by the use of his coznpouod Ilalszini of Liver-
worl, wI.orchonnil and Plcurisy Root, and at
the repeated and earnest solicitaiioiis of his
friends, and aui_oi.~g whom are many eminent
medical practitioners : has at length consented
to prepare it in larger quaiitities than heretofore
and advertise it, that the public in general
might be benefitted by so valuable and iietzcssary
an 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 st. N. Y. also at retail by M. II.
Burrell 210 Chathairi street. G. AIJ. Codding-
ton. Spring street, corner of Hudson. and by the
DOCt()r at his residence 180 Allen street. where
applicalions for agencies are soliciteil, if by
mail. direct box 794, New York, I’. 0., and to
be post paid. An agenl is 'wa-nlccl in (his (own.
Read the following certificates aniljudge for
yourself.
New York, August 2, 1839. -
E I do hereby certify that I comnieuced taking
Dr. (z‘regory’s Compound Balsatn of Liverwort
and Plcurisy Root about four moiiths ngo, for the
consfiiiiptioii, with which I had been laid up a
long time, but now I am ii well litnililiy maii.
JOHN I3o1'Li:r., No. 77 James st,
New York, August, 1839.
Dr. Gregory—Dear sir, Your Compound Bal-
sam of Liverwort has been the means ofsaving
my life—-I was fast approacliing my end by the
double complaint of Coiisuinplioii and Liver
coinplairii. I have taken five bottles. and I am
so much betterthvat I have resumed my busi~
uess [hat Iiiiisliing] but I shall continue the use
of your Balsani for sometime to come.
‘ " J33. V. Rowm-sv.
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 ti severe pain in the breast and
side,I was induced by theadvicc of a friend to
try a bottle ofyour Cninpouuil I3’aIS_fIfII()fLI\'Cr*
wort, and to my great joy in less than it fortnight,
Ifoiind relief nud aniuow entirely a well man.
ALi~;x. SL0.-u~i.60 Roosevelt st. N. Y.
New York, 28th. 1839. tfI28‘
OMESPUN TOVV CLO'I‘H_.—~T. STE-
viass Iiasjust received a large quantity of
Houicsputi Tow Cloth and Brown Carscy, a
rare article. Call soon at the cash store. ifyou
want to supply yourselves with the above nam-
ed articles at low prices.
BLEACHED’ AND UNBLLL-ICHED
' .’lIUSLINrS'.
A LARGE lot which were bought at the
lovt est possible prices for each and will be sold
unusually low. S-rr.vLz~'e <55 CJ_ocit.
one mile froin thcjtliis (lily received by
JIERINO SHA WLS
It‘ the best quality, ofdifil-reiit"eolors, sizes.
and qualities, for sale by I "‘
April 16. ’ Sriivnss GLC-Locir.
- VALUABLE IIIEDICINE.
3’ ECI{\iVITI*I’S Anti-Dyspeptic Pills for.
- 3 .D_vspeps_v, die. and Beck\\ilIi's Anti-
Biliui-~i Pills. for sale by J. A. \Vn:n_, ‘H
SA L T RHE UJII.
{l:?’SAND’S celebrated reiriedy, for Salt
Rh:-um. 'I‘eiiers. Ring \Vorms. Siald Head,
and all other cutaneous eruptions. For sale by
Cuas. Issues.-
Norwalk. Jiilv‘-I2. I85-‘.9.
IE‘; [IE siilisbribbr has just received at superior.
assortinent. ofalldcscriptions ofI’..ci_'fuinery',
which li .e offers for Stile cheap.
§;II.VI-JR ’I‘:tblt-, Tea, Mustard. Desert, Salt
and Crcaui Spoons, wart-aiited as pure I.
coin, on liuud or inade to order, at prices less
.thn ii ususzl. ‘
l Spoons handsomely engraved at the fancy
'store of L. CLARK &. Co.
BIO LASSES.
lids. first quality molasses. for sale at whole-
" sale and retail by Tuos. L. Pncx.
Old I/Vr-ll. June 15, 1839,
ERY fined Razors in cases; Straps, 63¢,‘
wrirraiited or no sale. LCl.AnI&"Co, ‘
0:?-‘ A NE VV style of steel Pens and handles,
L CLARK 4; Co.
tg ,- A_'I‘CI-IE3, Clocks, Jewelry and all Job-
" btng_'_f:t1refully repaired, and at very cheap:
rates—-Colnn Plates liiriiislied at short notice-—'
Engraving on Spoons, &.c. neatly executed, uf
the shop of LEVI CLARK Co, ‘
-I L 0 F Vl'l‘l{l.0l.—Foi ‘sale by
tlic Carboy. at the '
N()IiI\'.\X.l{ Cni-:.\iic.»iL \«Voii.x.c.
Altiaiisi 5. 1839. ,f 126
A'I‘(,‘llES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY, and
all kinds of‘ fancy articles will be sold
at Dry Good profits, which is per cent less
than such articles are usually sold. i
- LEV! Cnluur Gr. Co,_
'1‘. Srnviznfl.
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l BEA VE1€’1'EI:.'NS ty BANG L71’ CORD. V Wrllt‘. cheapest and best Tooth Brushes ever
off‘:-red in this Borough, can be found at
the shop of Levi CLARK & Co.
NE IV JIAIL ARR./1NG,E.7IIENT.
I’ ‘. II I3 Mail for New York, closes at this office,
. daily, at 8 o'clock, A. M. by st'earnI.'oai,.
at 12; P. M. by the MailSta,9,e. " ‘
'IfIIl*- Eastern Mail for New Haven and Han-
ford, I-loses daily (ll liulfpast '7, A. M. ’ I
. The Mails for Dunbtiry and Litclrfield daily,
;closes at 11 o'clock, A. M. '
i JOHN Buiut.u.L, P. M.
Norwalk. July 22. 1839. 4
FOR SALE,
A HOUSE and LOT. pleasantly,
situated on the West side of Nor-
walk Harbor, a few rods south oI'iIio_
. . . Bridge. Any person wishing topur-_
chase a convenient place at a great liargaimwill
do well to apply sooti to JOHN A. W1-:1-:1). Nor-
walk, or the subscriber at 25 Peck Slip, N, Y;
Wm. UNDERIIILL, Jr.
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Jnlv 739. I839.
SUIIIMER DRY GOODS.
HE subscribers have just received a large
addition to th.ei_r, stock of summer Dry,
Goods, embracing n;iz_i,ny goods of entire new.
styles. They have a_ large assortment. P-rip‘!-_
ed Cambrics, I\'Iusl,in de L8[It8, lain and
Figured Silks. Larlies__ Hats, some extra fine
Leghorn Flats, &c. (Ste... ’ ‘
- Srcvnns dc Cnocx.‘
August ()
BANK STOCK FOR SALE
4% SHARES of the capital stock of the
Stamford Bank, or arty part of it, is
now offered for sale, at a price well worthy the
attention of any person having money to invest.’
The stock has paid an average dividend of 8
per cent, since its comniencer_rient.| ' Reasbn for.
sale. the subscribers wish to invest elsewhere.
May 21. S’1‘I-2VE.\‘8 6: CLocirI_
ONE CENT RE I/VARD. ..,
P ANA WAY from the S_tilI):_-lcflbel‘ on the eve-
Et uing of the 19th inst,. an indentured ap-_'
prenticc to the shoe making‘ husipesg, by
the name of Jeremiah Bennett. All perseut are.
he=eby forbid harboring. trusting. or employing
him on penalty of:helaw. I deem‘ it necessairyi
to give this notice not only ‘to comply with the
law. b‘“ '” Put people on their guard, believing
asl do that any person harboring him wogld
necessarily accumulate a bill against siitriebddyi
for board, iftliey relied on him to pay itin viork.
I therefore explicitly war'n'ii'lie' public against
him. “.“d ‘3"l"-‘Cling 1,135: to pay any bills. '
' ' Isaac "R. Dory.
Norwalk./Iiigiist 24. 1839. 3II29,
A MOUSALINE DE LAINES,
LARGE assortment just receiyed. Scma
3'/‘gt cents the yard.
Just received by
STEVENS CLOCK.
'1‘ a Court of Probate holden at Norwalk
August 24. lS39—at this Ct)l,ilI’IilIIe admin:
istraior of the estate of Moses Jennings.‘ late o_
Vilillon. deceased. represented said estate inso|.
vent. and prays the appointment of commis-
sioners. The creditors of the estate of Moses
Jentiitlgs. deceased. are hereby notified triap-I
pear if they see cause, at the Probate ofliceii
said Norwalk. on Monday, the 9th day of
Ieuiber next. at 9 o’clock. forenoon, then "a if
there tp be heard relative to the appointment tif-
comniissioners on said estate. ’ ' " “
3tI29] Bi~;.~_i.i. ISAA(;S,JUdga_.
BROADCLOTHS .1
VE-V HE largest assortment ofclolhs, cassimercs
and sattinets in the village, for sale yery'
low by the subscribers who have taken great
pains in selecting tliern for this market. and
--an be warranted to give the purchaser-satisfti_c-i
tion. Call aprlsee. . i _
August 26. Stevens 45; CLOCK.
, OUND-2 dozen pair Bti'cliiil_iin Mittens.
The owner can have them" by applying at
this oflicc. proving properly and payin'g‘charg'es_.
- August '26, I539. '
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U I‘. SllI)sCl‘lI.‘€I'> IIEIVIDQ Inade arrangefnpngg '
fine qualities arid t'hoice patterns for 30 and: g
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