' store of 1,
$‘.‘”"“_ .. ..
ll\‘lll'll.5ii{.lC lNl{.-—-'l‘ltc Piciiittiiii Jntleli-;
Ill(“ll b lllf Sill-.f ltt'~\.' {ll D{;l{}'y.:}.:'g
..--..t-..‘,, ,..........,_.... .. __ :_.___,_-,_’,(___»,
Q3,“ UM -.".-I lull. B i ll’ 1' it-—-a grout vat it-ty, for ,-.i|e
l'—." "i‘-“-‘lit 3t‘i’ .l.\:.tt;s ‘tt..\i.i.i.:<i'
—-T.-. -.._.. _..__. _ ._-_—..__..___. .._.-__.._.
SN‘ z‘.-8'!‘ lrnti K'._'lll>P.~‘ for lt‘arincrs use from 40
‘ ’ to 7'0 gnlliitts. For .-.-ale by
.Czi.-is Isincs.
ft" 0 TI 1'/'1'}.
V5?‘ flit‘. lfall l~"l'tn til" the .\orv.'alk .~\t'atleirt)/.
will L't)l2llll"ll(.‘C cit Tlitirstlay, the Bil inst.
1t‘ l.'l-l] 1". A. l’‘lS'-Kl3.
, '1 O C(,’[V'1"R.~1C'i"‘(iI{L3'.
J2 IIO”l’(')S.-‘- LS will he l'U(‘(.'lV(’.(l lt_\/' Cltl1(’l' of
the sttltsnribers. ltltlll the first ol'November
next, tor ltiiiitliiig aClli.ll’(.'lt ltltlifirse, in l“orwalk,
on the site of the present Episcopal Church.
The plans and specifications of \’\li'lf l. may be
seen by calling t."l either of the tiiitlc-.rsigtit‘d.—
'l‘he grntiiid to be clt:at‘ctl by the llltli day of
April ticxt. and the building to be conipleled by
the lirst of Septeniber ticxt. The ltttil-ling to he
G0 by SJ feet, a.l(l fiuisltetl agreeable to the plan.
Also, pi‘np;.sals will be lf‘CL’l\’€l.l for excavat-
ing and slotting u basetiieiit 60 feet square, lay-
ing the nntlerpitining‘ and preparitiizit fur the sills
oftlie '0nililing.aiid to be coinpleied by the 2021i
of April nex'.
Josimii W. II-Uaui-:L1.,
Ass E‘. S.\ii'i'ii, C . __
\-Vii. J. S'1'l{El~.’1‘, ”m”“m’e°
Norwalk. Septenilier Hill), 1839. St I32
BLEAUHED MUSLIN at (id per y.‘-trtl, can
be hail at the stnreof L CLARK (51 Co-
B.-ii t’./‘I STOCK FOR SALE
Sll:\il..'CS ol the capital stock of the
Stamford Batik. 0'' my itarl of it, is
now ')lli:ret_l fur unlit, at a price well worthy the
pi-crttttn ol any person having money to invest.
llte Sl0(‘.K' has paid an average divitlentl of 8
per cent, since its conttiienceinent. Reason ti,-
-*'iIl€‘. the sttbstrriltcrs wish to inves' elsewhere.
-‘luv 21. .".»"i'i':\‘i-:t.\'s dc (,«I.Q.'..'l\’.
r\i\:U'1‘ll-la‘ ii in: ttffzallttttes til P/tl pr 1' yard,
L. (‘:1-J£'=1:l\‘.I'\. ft: ()0.
gig ILV it: it Trtltle, 'r.-.:, 'i.i'ii?.?i.-mt’. 'n'.~so}.-‘, s..ii
K and U-ritiiiii Sgtoniis, \V€1rt‘ftI]l|g(]:}s pi”-pg,
CUll1,ttt‘l leand or iiiatlc to orucr, at p:'lCt.S less
'.hzt.n usual.
Spoons liartdsrtiiicly ctigi'av+=d at tl.e fancy
Ci..\itK 8:. Co.
x';lRUA.’)t'JLU'1 I10 .’
YEW HE largest assortment ofcloths. cassimeres
-3- anti s-tttiiiets in the village. for sale very
low by the subscribers who have taken great
pains in selecting them for this market, and
can be warrutitetl to give the purchaser satisfac-
tion. Call and see.
AIVIUSI 26. S'1‘l-IV!-‘.\‘.~‘ ,1: (‘r,oci<.
.fVI()RE NE ltl‘ GOODS.
STEVENS dc CLOCK liavejns: recr-ivetl a
large assortment of Dry Goods suitable for the
present and approaching seasons, which will be
sold cheap. Call and see.
August 26.
‘t ROUND -8'A‘lJ'I‘.—(r‘rtitititl .-alt, it very
fine artitl lor .tl.-itrv use, for sale li
- .‘/
lluitisisci. dz Co.
'1‘.-\lLtit’..s tv ’l'A ti.oiti«:ssi~;s wAi~t't‘l
Jill).-—'l'lie sultsctilters wish to citgage worltnien
for making coats, vests. and ptintalootis. 'l.‘licy
will also give ciitplnyment to females at making
sltirts, tlraxtt-t‘.-, t\'c. Apply iiiinietliatcly at the
store of'l‘-.t'ct-ily OJ lloyt.
JUIIN ll. T\i'i-:i«:i>Y, 6; Co.
:).'tnhnry. Attgtist 1:3, 133,, ,1‘ 1533
_I$LL«.‘-t L511 .211 .1 .-*1 or. 151.12.; UIIEU
RI USLINS.
Building
":"Lf:~-Erma»:-+2-*-.-s::;’¢-r*-p,,,_3§;7g_,L___.‘_;_ ,
J‘. .
C.'1tIii2'.:lw1.’iGROiCiE1t;Ii.1:3.§..i " »ir;i"i{r§i’iir.'i:iit}iiiir””rv6n’ZéAL . 1 NEW mai.*”" * is .
‘HESubscriltetlmsittst receive-d.nnd is now , 1 .. N J Tue subscriber has ctmi DR‘ G‘ R’ PHELPS, ANOTHER '°‘°”*".°1‘"r°n.éhcalIcoes-.
- opening at his Store East. side the Bridge, 0 ” menccd running a line of COMPOUND - L‘ CLTRK &' C“
” v Stages from Danbury to NOTICE %
t select assortment of Groceries anti provisions,
canal flour, hams and shoulders, dryed beef,
tne.-s pork, mackr-rel, peasc, stone limo, potash",
l1.\’S0t1, young ityson, hyson skin and souchong
tens. loaf sugar, sugar of tliffereiit qualities, spi-
‘=08. molasses, coarse and fine salt, and ti gener-
ttl ttssortment of‘ iirticles ustially called for. which
he will sell at the lowest prices fort-ash or rcady
P‘1.V- JOSEPH S. MEEKER.
, Norwalk. March 12, 1839. , tf105
LBS. REFINED SAIET 1’E’l'Rr.i or
sale by J.A. WEED.
BOIIIBAZINES.
LACK, and Blue Black Bombazires. A
large assortment for sale cheap, by
Srnvuns 81’. Czocx.
April 16. t.f1l0
COPARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.
5331113 subscribers have this day formed a co-
partncrship uitder the fijym of S. 61. L. J.
CURTIS, and will coiitiiiuetlie Stove and Tin
:in‘i‘l Sheet. lron_ Manufacturing Business, at the
on stand of Stiles Curtis. where they would re-
spectfully solicita continuance of public patron-
age. STILES CURTIS,
LEWIS J. CURTIS.
N ortvalk, Feb, 18, 1839. tf104
% "A(iGO~.\‘ and CART FOR SALE.—-A lurgc
Lumber Waggon nearly new and in coins
pletc Cl‘(l8l'. Also an Ox Cart, entirely new, for sale
(:lie:tp. Fuquirc of Catntus ISAACS.
l'\’oi-walk. April 29, 1833. II
SADDLE -AN
TH" HE subscriber having taken the stand last
it occupied by OSCAR VVEED, is ready to
furnish the public with every article in his line,
at tl.c shortest notice, and the most reasonable
prices. IIc intends keeping constantly on hand
a select assortment of Saddles and Harnesses,
Whips, Trunks, Bridles. Martingales,_Valices,
Spurs, Buffalo Robes, Harness Trimmings, and
every thing pertaining to a Saddle and Harness
Store. A share of public patronage is respect-
fully solicited.
RICHARD S. PENNOYER.
Norwalk. Feb. 1, 1839. If 100
‘New and Splendid assortment of
SPRING GOODS.
AMES M ALLORY has just returned from
s New-York, with a very extensive assortment
of Fashionable Dry Goods, which will be sold
as cheap as can be found in this place. or any
othei-. Purchasers are invited to call. as the
goods have been selected with a great deal of
care and will be sold very cheap.
Norwalk, May 1st, 1839.
"1.i.ut'ri:«‘oItD INSURANCE ‘
COMPANY.
lIAR'l‘l"0IlD, CONNECTICUT.
l’;EN.lA.\’I'.N ISAACS. AGENT.
|lCOl'[)Ol'ilIt‘(I in 1810, with 8 Cttoital of $150,000,
and power to increase the same to $250,000.
, "1HISlongt-stablishcdlnstitittion has for more
tliaiia qttartcr of atzenturytran.-acted its ex
tviisivc lm‘-‘inrtss on the most just and liheralprinci
pics, paying itc losses with honorable promptness;
End the p|'CF(’,llI Board ofDircctors pledgethemselves
in this p;it‘ll(;lllitI‘ fullyto maintain the high rcputa
ti-’)n ol‘ the Company. It insures upon the most fa
voratiic terms, publicnuildlngs,clturt:lies,dwellings,
stores, iitert-liaiidise, furniture, and personal proper
ty goiir~r:tll_v.zigaiitst loss or damage by fire.
A L.-XRGE lot which were hnitght .-ii the
lowest possible prices for cash and will be sold
unusually low. S'ri»:vi-:.\'s & Cnocit.
V ‘HIE stibsbriuer has just received 0. superior
‘ tissorttiient ofall descriptions ofPerfumery,
which ll" offers for sale cheap.
T. Srizvnns
(-’j1Al{l'l‘l'l INC and MA'l."l'lNG, a good assort
mentjust. from the city, may be had of
JAMES MALi.or.‘r.
FREIGII T&- PASSAGE BOA T.
7 The Steam Pa..cA:et Ciliztm,
V1 111.
A. Locxwoon, CAPTAIN,
WILL leave H0yt’s land-
ing at Norwtilk Bridge, dur-
ing the moiitli of October,
at the following hours:
_ lst at 6 rfcloc].-, P, ]l]_
TH URSDA Y Srl at (3 “
TUESDA Y 8!/i, /it 9 "
'1'IIURSDA Y IOI/L, at 10 “
>Tl/ESDA Y I5!/7, at 6 ‘t
'I‘IIUR.SD.-1 Y l7'N2, at 6 H
’] UESDA 1’ 22d, (it 8 “
Tll URSDA Y24l/1., (1.! 9 “
'1‘U'l?,‘.\‘ItA Y .29/,/7, (ti. (3 H
'.[‘[’f[,lf\’S.i)_-11"3lNl, at G “
'.l‘lit~ Gill’/.E‘l1 lt‘.".\'f‘.° New Yoila, at the foot of
.\larkt'-t, strt-ct, t_‘\'tr_v \Vl‘tl0‘.f‘.H‘(l7ty' at 2 o'clock,
and cvt-t'y S.iturtl:t_v at l o’t‘:lo ‘k. l’. M.
N. 13. All per.-:0: s are llUI'I.'iiy forbidden to
trust the t}‘L’W cl" said boat on (l('Ct.'lllll. of the
boat niztl tvrttcrs ; nor will said lozit. or owners
l‘.(‘. l‘CSp()l1Sil;lt". iii?‘ i".?t:_.' ll‘-'.‘;gltI (tr paclgagc, for
wliicli -'1 r-;cri;;t 1.:-..< not l.w»ti givoii, signed by
the captain or clteik of Silltl boat. For llll'll101'
1lllIJl'lll?tl,lt‘ll apply oit ll()i'.l‘Ll, or at the slire of
the suliscrilier.
1’. S. No frieghl delivered tmtil paid for.
l\fl0NS()N UOYT.
Norwallt, October 1, 1830.
A COUNTRY RESIDEIVCE FOR
5441 LE9
T\\/'0 story dwelling house, with sixteen
I acres of land, consisting of ti mcadow, an
apple orchard, and a handsome grove of \Val-
iint trees. It is situated one mile from the
village of VVL-stporl, Fairlield county. Conn. and
about the some distance. frotn several l)(tu.‘-’(‘S of
worsliip. and good schools. It is beatttifully
lttf‘Z1lf‘(l for it country resitlenci-. as it commands
a very extcrirlcd View of Long island Sound. and
the surrotitidirtg t,-ountry. Gentlemen wishing
to purchase a retreat from the hustle atid cori-
fusion of the city during the warm stitiitner
months. will find this place for cheapness and
beauty of location. an object worthy oftheir at-
tention. Title ll.ldl.$plllai)l(‘-- For terms which
will be liberal, and other particulars apply to
Ct.r.nu.i~:s ISAACS. Norwalk. or Tiios. C. HAN
1-‘ORD. near the steamboat landing. Old VVell. or
In Wu. C. BRINCKEIKIIOYF‘, No. 12 Dey st. New
York. , .""’- |ifl lo
fiaCHAlRSl CHAIRSI!
\~T"..".’ :7-
THE subscriber has constantly
""“l'/.-’ on hand at his shop. on the Dan-
hury road. about lialfa tniie north
ofthe Bridge, a good assortment ol
chairs, which he will sell very
‘ cheap. ’Among his assortment
- may be found Maple, Fancy, and
W"tndsorchairsofnlinost all prices.
Boston rockers from to 4.—-
Nurse t-hairs at 12 and 139. A
good assortment ofcabinet ware.
EVE RT QUINTARD. ‘
No rwalk. Aiiciict 19. 1839. tfl28
AL’ ‘.--1000 nushels hay salt, for sale cheap
S by the subscriber, at ()7d Well Landing.
'l.‘noiti/is L. Peon.
Julie 15,1830.
Iluttrrl ofDirectors.-—I:Iliphalct Terry, S. H. Hunt
ngtoii, ll. Htnitttigt.on,.lr. Albeit Day. Samuel Wil
liaiiis, Etltvin D. Morgan, Job Allyn,Ceorge Put
iiam,.lunius S Morgan.
El.Il’HALE'1' TERRY, President.
JA.\ll7.S G. BOLLES, Secretary.
N0l‘\\-'3lli{, Aug. 10, I836. 6in03
HELL COMBS,a very handsome and cheap
lot, just received by L'Cr.Anx 8:. Co.
P ORK AND BEEF HAMS—for sale by
JOHN BURRALL.
May 3. 1839.
l)f,?THIS day received a lot of elegant
Brocha Shawls. L CLARK & Co.
- the history of Lotteries.
(2 id, and possession iven inmedi-
I
' ately, one of the most valuable farms in
the town of New Canaan, in the county of Fair-
ficld, and situate near the centre of said town.
Said farm contains between forty and _.fifit!
acres of tneadow, plough, and woodland, with it
good orchard. and an elegant dwelling house,
with out buildings. and is one of the most cle-
gant locations in New‘Caiiaan. Said farm and
buildings are in first rate repair, and will be sold
at it great bargain. Any person wishing to pur-
chase will call on the subscribe.-, living nca_I' the
premises, by whom an indisputable title will be
given. VVu.i.i.u1.DIuittiitionD_.
New Canaan, April 22, 1939. tf 111
NDELIBLE IN K, said to be a very superior
article. for sale cheap. bv LCLARKGL (»_0_-_
h ‘ V I1 I91)
MA 1tIUJii'b“ii"1l1‘”.s‘c H E ME!
THE following details 0 a Scheme of a.
Lottery. to be drawn in December next,
Prizes to the amount
have never before been offered to the public. It
is true there are many blanks, but on the other
hand. the extremely low charge of twenty dollars
per ticket-—the value and number of the capi-
tals, and the revival of the good. old custom of
warranting that everyprize shall be drawn and
sold, will, we are sure, give universal satisfac-
tion, and especially to the six hundred prize
, holders. ‘
To those disposed to adventure, we recom-
mend early application bein made to us for
tickets-when the prizes are a 1 sold blanks on-
ly remain ; the first buyers have the best chance
We, therefore, empliatically say, delay not ! but
at once remit and transmit to us your. orders.
which shall always receive our immediate at-
tention. Letters to be addressed, and applica-
tions made to SYLVESTER &. C0,.
156 Broadway, New -‘York-
037" Observe the number, 156.
00, 000
50 000 I
‘$259600
. ~ 6 Pnzes of
$20,000 I
2 Prtzcs of
$ 10.000 I
3 Prizes of.
GRAND REAlT1E(1,§'I".i‘.)'i"t§ AND BANK
STOCK LOTTERY OF PROPERTY
Situated at New Orleans.
The highest and most magnificent
scheme ever presented to the public, in this or
any other country.
TICKETS ONLY 820.
M
Authorized by an act of the Legislative Assem-
bly of Florida, and _under'the directions of the
commissioners acting under the same-
To be drawn at Jacksonville, Florida, Decem-
her 1, 1339.
SCHMIDT 61. HAMILTON. Managers.
SYLVESTER Sb Co. 156 Broadway, N. York
sole Agents.
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS} ! !
100,000 Tickets, from_No. 1 upwards in suc-
ccitsion.
The debts of the property and the stock trans-
ferred in trust to the commissioners appoint-
ed by the said act of the Legislatlfle Of F101’!-
da, for the security of the Prize h0ld8|'8-
, SPLENDID SCHEME !! _
1 Prize, Arcade, 286 t'eet,.5 tnches,t_1 lines, on
Magazine street ; 101 feet; 11 “"3099 0“
Natchez street; 126 feet, 6 inches, on Gra-
vier street.’ Rented at about $3 .000 per
annum. Valued at , $f700t000
1 Prize, City Hotel, 126 feet on Cam-
mon street; 146 feet. 0 Inch“ ‘"1
Camp street. Rented at 825.000-
Valued at _ . _ _ _ 500-
1 Prize, Dwellmg House, (adjoining
the Arcade) No. 16. 24feet7 inches
front on Natchez street. Rented at
DANIEL H. BOND’S ‘
E) ATENT RIGHT for manufacturing Ladies’
and Gentlemen’s Overshoes. forsale by the
subscriber for the town of Westpert, who has
purchased the right for Norwalk &. Weetport
Cali and examine the slices at my store an
Judge for yourselves of their merits.
HENRY HANDS
Norwalk, Jan. 29 1839.
NE l/V ESTABLISHIIIEN-T.
I~'Vz'lliam W. Burrzit,
‘ _ AVING commenced the tin, sheet~ iron.
at .. and stove business, east end the bridge.
Norwalk, where he intends keeping a general
assortment of house keeping articles—Plain
and japan tin ware; hard and hollow ware; and
among his assortment may be found Britannia.
hlock tin and pewter ware ; English and Ameri-
can hollow ware ; brass kettles finished and un-
liiiislind; silver plated table and tea spoons;
also, Britauiiia, block tin, tin p‘atc and iron do.
table and desert knives and forks; plated and
steel snuffers and trays ; tea waiters ; japan and
brass lamps ; brass, tin and iron candlcsticks .
brass antlirons ; shovel and tongs; coffee mills;
sieves; gridirons, toasting irons, and sad irons ;
warming pans ; common and fancy bells;
Britannia tea and coffee pots. some new and
elegant patterns ; soap stone; clay and iron
furnaces.
N. B. Repairing and job work done at the
shortest. notice. and in the best manner.
May 14, 1839. tfll4
( LDBRIDGWS BALM OF COLUM-
' BlA.—'l‘his celebrated article for restor-
ing hair, and preventing its falling off. for sale
by . J. A. Wm-m.
April 8. 1838. if 190
AISINS.-60 halves and quarter boxés fine
quality raisins, for sale by
CHAS. ISAACS.
E} EGIS’l‘ER FOR 1839.—Green's Connecti-
l cut Register for 1839. for sale by
J. A. WEED.
January 1, 1839. 960
ROADCLOTHS. Cassimeres and Satin’-
etts.—-The largest assortment in Norwalk.
can be found at the store of
STEVENS & CLOCK.
M arch 25. 1839. 1073
CO])FlSI‘L--100 Qnintals Codfieh, for
sale by the subscribers at the New-York
prices. . HUBBELL at C0.
Norwalk. February 5, 1838. 4
C HICHESTER’S Spelling Book for sale
J. A. WEED.
October 15. 1838. IIS4
CLOVER and Timothy Seed. for sale by
HUBBELL 66 CO
EVOOI) ASHES WANTED.
EH3 HTEEN PENCE a bushel wzll be
paid for wood ashes by the subscriber.
MARTIN KALBFLEISCH.
.‘.'oriv alk, March 27, 1838. tf56
99
$1200. Valued at_ . 00:00‘)
.-1 prize, do, (adjoining the Arcade)
No. 18, 23 feet front on Natchez
street. Rented at $1200. Valued at 20,000
1 Prize, do. (adjoining the Arcade) No.
20, 23 feet front on Natchez street.
Rented at. $1200. Valued at
1:13,-ize, do, No. 23, Northeast corner
of Basin and Custom House street ;
40 feet front on Basin. and 40 feet
on Franklin street. by 127 feet deep
in Custom House street. Rented
at $1500. Valued at
1 Prize, do. N o. 24, southwest corner
of Basin and Custom House street;
32 feet 7 inches on_‘ Basins 32 fefit 7
inches on Franklin. 127 feet 10;
inches deep in front of Custom
House street. Rented at $1500-
Valued at _
1 Prize, do. No. 339, 24 feet 8 inches
on Royal street, by 127 feet 11 Inches
deep. Rented at $1000. Valued at 15,000
1 Prize, 250 shares Canal Bank stock,
20,000
20,000
$100 each, _ t 25.000
1 do 200 shares Commercial, do do 20.000
1 do 150 do Mech’sd£ Traders 15,000
1 do 100 do City Bank 0,000
1 do 100 do do do 10.000
1 do 100 do do do .. 10:0“)
1 do 50 do Exchange do 5.000
1 do 50 do do do 5.000
1 do 25 do Gas Light do 2,500
1 do 25 do do do 2,500
1 do 16 do Mech’s dz Traders’ do 1.500
1 do 12 do do do 1,500
10 shares of the
20 Prizes, each $100 each,
Louisiana State Bank.
each prize 31000
10 do each two shares of 100 each,
each prize 8200. of the Gas Light
Bank 20,000
200 do each one share of 8100, of the
Bank of Louisiana. . 20,000
200 do each one share of $100 of the
New Orleans bank 20,000
1.50 do each one share of $100 of the '
Union bank of Florida 15,000
600 Prizes _ __ $1,500,000
TICKETS 820—NO. SHARES.
The whole of the Tickets. with tie numbers,
as also those containing the» prizes. will be ex-
amined and sealed by the commissioners ap-
pointed under the act. previouly to their being
put into the wheels. One wheel vill contain
the six hundred prizes, and the first tix hundred
numbers that shallbe drawn out willbe entitled
to such Prize as ma be drawn to is number,
and the fortunate ho ders of such prizes will
have such property transferred to them iminedi.
ately after the drawing. unincunbered and
without deduction. J
M USLIN DE LANES.
“NOTHER large suppl just rtceived and
. for ‘sale low. Also, atin St ped Chal
~ys, very richjindeetl. Call at the ore of
Stevens Czocx.
tf 110
April 16, 1839.
warrants us in declaring it to be unparalleled in -
‘ ' New York by the way of
Sing ing.
A. M.-—arrives.in Sing Sing in season for the
stea'm‘.toat Union, which arrives in New-York
1114 P. M. Leaves N. Y. from the foot ofCbam-
ber street at 8o’clock, A. M., stopping at the
old State's Prison dock each way-arrives at
Danhury 5 P. M. Meets the Litclifieldstage
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridiiys—New-
Haven. Tuesdays and Fridays-Bridgeport.
Mondays and Fridays.
PETER CHAPMAN, Proprietor.
April 2, 1838. _ if 108
4.
AXES.
ATSON'S, Platt’s and Gregory’s Axes.
for sale by the dozen or single, and war
tamed by CHARLES ISAACS.
Norwalk. Oct. 15. 1838. tf84
W HITE-WASHING LIME-—Fo'r sale by
G. D. JENNINGS.
H.41t1TwA1tL', 0.11-1}1’.ts'1V '1‘!-‘RS
Carpenters
TOOLS, cfc. (Ste.
A NEW supply of Hardware,
Tools, &c.; among which may be found
Jointcrs. Jack Planes. Fore Planes. Smoothing
Planes; Hollows and Rounds; Ovalos and Brad ,
Brads; Carpenters Plows: Brace and Bills;
American and English Chisels; Concave and
Common Angers; Mill and Cross Cut Saws;
Hand,Panel Compass, and Sash Saws, &c. &c
for sale cheap, by CHAS. ISAACS.
Norwalk. March 17, 1839. tf106
PARABLES.—1000 lbs. Sparables of all
‘sizes, for sale cheap by
C. ISAACS.
May 13.
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIIIIERES (5-
SA TINE TTS.
-THE largest assortment in the village, for
sale at the store of
STEVENS 8L Cnocx.
April 16, 13:39, tf 110
OESSHELL COMBS. very cheap at the
store of L. CLARK 65 Co.
t):§>DnEss1Nc. comes. the best eve?
offered for sale, by L CLARK 66 Co.
'ROADCLU'1‘l-IS, Cassimeres and Vestings.—
A complete -.tssortmt-.nt may he had at the
Store of JAMES M.IiI.I.onv.
HE subscriber having resumed the practice
of Law, tenders his professional services
I0 the public. CLARK BISSELL.
Norwalk. May 20ll_t‘,_1S39. if 115
"ARDWARE dcc.-—A new supply :1‘
Hardware at Carpenter's Tools, forsale
cheap by. CHAS. Isxacs.
. SUGAR.
' EW ORLEANS, St. Croix, White Ha
Vanna and Crusted Sugar by the barrel or
less quantity -, Canal Flour, Rice, Coffee,
Souchong, Hyson Skin, Young Hygoi, and Hy.
son Teas; Soda and Butter Crackers, Pilot
Bread, Raisins, Starch, Ginger, Pork. Lard,
Mackerel, Potash, Mould and Dip Candles, &.c.
constantly for sale cheap by A
Tnorus L. Pncx
Old Well, June 16, 1839.
PF.RMUMERY.—Perfumery in all its va-
rieties for sale cheap at Dunn-:E’s.
WATCHES, 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 Cmmx & Co.
LAMPS! LAMPS!
S the season for long evenings is approach-
ing. the subscriber would inform the public,
that he is still agent for the sale of James’ patent
lamp, which for cheapness and brilliance of
light, surpasses any thing ever yet offered to the
public. Persons having any ofthese lamps on
hand, that do ttot operate exactly right can find
entire satisfaction by calling on the subscriber.
Cainphene spirits for sale.
C. E. Disnnow.
' HARDWARE, CUTLERY. .;~c.
HE subscriber has in store, anti oflers for
sale as cheap as can be found in any store
in the county ofFairfield, a complete assortment
of Hard «are, &c.; among which may be found:
CARPENTERS‘ GOODS.-Hand. panel.
back and compass saws; braces and bills;
American and English locks; Clark's patent
wide and narrow butts; American and English
cbisels of all kinds; concave and common
angers; jointers, fore‘ planes. jack planes,
smoothing planes. match planes. and rabbit
planes; brads; hollows and rounds; sash tools;
Grecian ovalos; side rabbits; plows; mortice
and common gauges; steel and iron squares;
bevils; try squares; plane irons of all kinds,
dcc. 6:13. .
ABINET GOODS.—Bed screws; bed
keys; table hinges ; flush bolts; escutcheons;
glass knobs. (Sac. &.c.
FARMERS '1'0OLS.—-Ploughs and cast-
ings; manure and pitch forks; potatoe hoes and
hooks; shovels; spades; cast steel shovels;
mill and cross cut saws; crow bars; trace
chains: cart and Waggon boxes.
HOUSE KEEPER.’ ARTICLES.-
Pots; kettles; brass kettles; satice pans; table
and desert knives and forks; Candlesticks,
snuffers and trays"; wash tubs; wash boards;
scrubbing brushes; bellows; selves. bed cords;
tea kettles; frying pans; fryers; spiders;
mats; grid irons. dcc. &.c.
Also, an assortment of groceries of the first
quality. CHAS. ISAACS.
ept. 30. '
WINTER STRAINED SPERM OIL.
a superior article for sale by
J. A. WEED.
Jan. 1, 1839. W09
ROCKERY and Glass Ware, a new supply a
the of Stone Inn-zs MALLORY.
' ADIES BONNETTS, just new and forsa.:
cheap by Jnuizs Mu.r.onv.
R. TAYLOR’S BALSAM OF LIVER-
WORT.—The genuine article. for the
..cure of consumption. liver complaints, &.c. for
sale by the subscriber, agent for Norwalk.
A J. A. W1-zen.
and socks. for which the highest price
will be paid in exchange for dry goods. the best
assortment in the county to select from, at No. 2
Burrall's Block, west the bridge.
T. STEVENS.
September 18.
JUST received a supply of Hay and Sack
Salt, and for sale by
June 24.
PORTU RICO and New Orleans_Sugar. and
new Rice. by the barrel, or at retail.
cheap; White Havanah Sugar; 3 Hhds. first
quality Molasses ; 10 quintals Codfish ; a few
bushels clean Flax seed, for sale by
J. S. l\1i:i-:Ki:n.'
HUBBELL dc Co.
April 16. iriittj
Leaves S. Osborn’s Hotel. Dan- -
"bury, every day except Fridays, at 6 o’clock,
' ANTED, 1000 pairs woollen stockings 5'
TOMATO
PILLS;
[EN TIRBLY VEGE’I‘ABLE,] .
A new and valuable remedy
, for all diseases arising from
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD,
Morbid Secretion: if the Livitn
and S-rolacn,
"'°' ‘i.'.“’if~‘i‘.§-‘I."it.'i, £:.'..‘:l.‘t‘.§li‘ll.El*..t.'.:.‘.;'.‘,".§.t“"°
in’ ordinary Family Physic.
This popular Medicine which has received such
en I b tion re ed f D
:""i.:. “ ,.'r.:..i.2,'....t:~"°.....,
Costioeness, Headache, &.c. &.c., and which is now
prescribed by many of the moat respectable Phy-
31018113, 13 fpr sale by authorized Agents in most or
ne towns in_ the United States, and at wholesale
bv the Proprietor. Hartford. C ,
~ New Haven, 0 ‘Dec. 4th. 185.
Gentlemen.-Seeing the very high estimation hold
forth by the Agent in this acetic and by those who had
the opportunity of t in; Dr. Phe pa’ Compound Tomato
Pills—and being un er the firm bellefof having tutored
fiettlthv secretions of me glandular system more than
on“, by using the Tomato A plc as av table; I have
5.9,, judmggd to try this med clue in us diseases.-
in the Autumnal Icsermittents, prevalent in this section
of the States. 1 have no doubt Dr- Phelps’ Compound
Tomato Pius win, in a great measure. it‘ not entirely
gu grggdg an mg 9; cuogzp. I believe that In discu-
3 liver the are more pronIi_pt in their clagli Ind 6!
deal, as a!otneI—I have I. ed zbemfin yanoui other
I as Rheumatism, Dvspepnlii, .t'-'Alllldl¢°i 35-: Will!
the most happy efl'ectti.—As for u my iznotvledle 03'
tandl, I have no hesitant: in recommending tbs!!! II I
highly valuable Family edicine.
hm mp°°iii'ii'd1us JOHNSTON.
Canaan, 0onn., Out. 22,188.
I certify that I have used one box of Doctor 0. B.
Phelps’ Com nd Tomato Pills, and found [rout rollo
if not a comp etc cure, in 3 case of severe Dyspepsia o
standing; I have no doubt a continuance 0 than
produce the result desired.
NA UTIVENI.
Prom Doct. JOIN! GI§IAl.oc“ la.
a. R. mieips, M. 0... "F m’ 20’
Dear sh-,—!t gives me great pleasure in being able to
late to you in y opinion, and the result of my ex rience
of your Compound Tomato Pills. You must e aware
that, like our profession generally, I am prejudiced
ainst all remedies usually denominated “ nt mod!-
cines,” but hearing your Pills highly exto ed by some
of my friends, I was induced to procure afew boxes and
Eye them a trial; and this I was the more inclined to
, from my intimate knowledge of; and confidence In,
your moral and professional character.
I have rescribed your Pills ln cues of biliotu afar-
tionc, an diseases of the liver and stomach, and the re-
sult has been hi my satisfactory. In one use particu-
larly. of severe yapeptic symptoms, the ‘relief exceeded
my mos: sanguine expectations.
Ju ’ turn the recipe, as it was communicated to me,
I 5110 d t k your compound would be safe in all cases,
and a liable to most of those in which it is recom-
e .
I take me more pleasure in writing to on on this sub-
ject, because I understand that great e no have been
made by persons interested in another medicine, to tn-
dtice your character as it gentleman, and ti Pnysician
and to injure the sale of your medicine, and wrest from
you the benefits of your_ labor: and investigation, by
charging you with imposition, quackery, be.
You are at liberty to use this in such a manner as
you please and also to refer to me in regard toyourutlf,
or our valuable discovery.
ctfully yours, JOHN GRAHAM, N. D.
C
I have made use of Dr. Phelps’ Compound Tomato Pllll
for some time as Bilioua Physic, and am much plégag
have received much benefit from their use in various
- and I can cheerfully recommend them to
3 lo uuinodiclne truly worthy of a trial.
JOSEPH HART.
ture of G. R. Phelps, M. D. sole preprictor,
Hartford. Conn.
cle. has recently been advertised under the
head of" Tomato Pills," the public will see the
“ Phelps’ Compound Tomato Pills." Price
37; and 75 cents per box.
Chickopee Falls, it... Oct. 0. ism.
with the effects of them. Several membersof my
I
None are genuine without the written signa-
N. B. As another -and a very different arti-
tiecessity of being particular to inquire for
Sold by J. A. Weed, Druggist, Norwalk. atid
- W. B. Dyer. Bridgeport, general agents for
tl‘l10
THE subscribers are
now opening the finest
assortment of Watches,
Jewelry, Plated and Bri-
tannia ware ever offered in
Norwalk. and they would
5. _ =-‘- ‘*- respectfully invite all who
wish to purchase any thing in their line, to call
at their Store VVest side the Bridge, before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Silver Spoons, Sugar Tongs, Butter Knives,
constantly on hand or manufactured to order.
German Silver Spoons, Butter Knives, &.c.;
Spectacles, silver and steel, to suit all ages;
Looking Glasses, Tea Waiters. Snuffer and
Trays, fine Knives, Scissors, Razors, &c- &.c.
Plated Castors, Britannia revolving Castor-s.
Clocks of various kinds.
Watches repaired and warranted, and all
meiidiiig done at short notice.
Coffin Plates furnished, handsomely engraved.
at an hour's notice. Engraving on Spoons, No.
tary and Letter Seals, &c. &c. '
N. B. Also fancy and staple Dry Goods.
LEVI CLARK &. CO.
Norwalk, March 25, lS39. 107
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
THE subscriboi wo ild return
his thanks to the publi :for their
1 ‘ patronage through the year 1838-
and hopes by his attention to oil
orders in his line, to merit ti continuance of their
favors for 1839. He has on hand and constant
ly manufacturing, Gentlemen’s, Ladies,and Miss-
es Boots and Shoes, and Cacks. Measures tak-
en, and work done by experienced workmen.
Orders thankfully received and punctually at-
tended to. He has for sale India Rubber and
Daniel H. Bond's patent Leather Overshoes,for
Ladies and Gentlemen. - «-. -
FlNDlNGS—A general assortment kept con-
stantly for sale, cheap for cash. No. 3, 5, 10,
12, Thread ; Twist, Silk. patent stabbing
Thread, Shoemaker’s Kit. Hammers, Pincers.
Rasps, Shouldersticks, Float Files, 3 square:
Files, and every article usually called for in the,
shoemaking line. HENRY HANDS
Norwalk. January 7, 1839. tf 96
Fairfield county.
GUARD AGAINST FIRE.
PROTEPTION IN-S'URANCE_~COMl*ANY.
‘W. I ILLIAM J. S'l‘Rl:2E'l', of Norwalk. agent o
the Protection lusurance Coutpaiug, in Hart
ford,Connecticut, offers to Insure Houses. Stores!
Mills. Factories, Barns, and the contents of each,
together with every other similar species of proper
ty, Against Loss or Damage by Fire. The rates of
premium ofiered, are as low asthose of any other
similarlnstitution,and every man has now an op-
portunity, for a trifling sum, to protect himself
against this destructive element, which often in a
single hour, swcanmway the oarnitign of many
cars.
The course the office pursue in transacting their
business and in the iidjustiiigand payments of losses,
a prompt and liberal For terms ofinsurnnce, appli-
cation may be madetothe above named Agent, who
sauthorized to issue policies to applicants without
delay.
Norwalk. Jan 4. 1837.
VAL UABLE IIIEDICINE.
‘£1 ECKWI'1‘H’S Anti-Dyspeptic Pills for
F4 Dytipepsy, doc. and Beoku-ith's Anti-
Biliotis Pills. for sale by J. A. WEED.
£13-=’ Fzgured Scorconilllerino ; rrenc/t. u.u.
Englzsh do. L. CLASV 37- Co.
vet‘ pencils said to be twenty pcr c: in e. co. ‘
lAt
PENCILS ‘AND PENS.-‘-A‘ v mjj-'.. f?" V;
-
I-lEGn' Re - -
Case, fotiiiiife atiilii-I :t‘0ii:eot?a"ls‘DWorc°
July 16. V T. ST!-ZVENS._
F b g:I'ERINO SHA-WLS C
t e tquaft f d'f1' -
:~ and qualities, foiisble byin-em colors’ sizes
April 16.
MALE HEALTH RESTORA 'II VE.
1‘HIS medicine is _admitted by physicians.
who.‘ have given ll-_ a fair trizil, to be the-
best now in use for the diseases peculiar to re.
I818? In most casep of painful. too frequent on.
911,0 980 menstruation. and has cured the moss
?v,:'",:':::c°_“3°_3_0T fluor albus. Dr. J. Morrison.
Y 98 . hP"l‘]'-‘|8€{3 f0_r years in Oneida. N.
- , Y 8 flslned it mthe worst cases of re
tentton or suppression of the menses with d
mifable Success. and recommends it to all h a '-
clans to use it in their practice. It is liiiibiu’
Cathartic but Tonic and Aperiem medici a
Price $2 per box. containing 100 pins, De’
Parmelv. Piltsford. Monroe co. N. Y. and for.
sale by J. A. Weed. Norwalk; N. S. Wordin,
Bridgeport ; B. C. Baxter. New London . Le
5‘ Bullet’. Hartford; and G. M. Boardma T
Middletown. ,,-1;‘,
GERMAN SIL KER SPOONS.
Silver T bl S , - ' ~
in...) wt... :._.t:t3't:..‘:‘%.:i":t ;t.;°:‘;
shop or store in Fatrfield county. ..
. . L. c
Norwalk. April 10, 1330. W‘ " C ‘
W .100‘ ‘ad, ffunp BT")
_ 16 years of age. as an apprentice to the
carriage smithtng business. One who can come
well recommended will meet with good en.
couragement. Wu. Gzovrzn.
Norwalk. Old Well, Sept. 23. 1839. 3,1133
N. B. Carriage repairing done at ahon n
tice and on reasonable terms. ..
L007‘ (55 1/I»i.8—I~mpo1'tmt.t to 2'/te Publib
NEW ca.-an smoim.
Boots and Shoes at ‘unprcce-.
dented low pr2'ces.--The subscri-
be’ 0938 leave to inform the in-
’ haltitants of Norwalk and vicini-
ty, that he has taken the store west side the
bridge, and known as No. 3 Burr|ll’s building
where may be found_a complete assortment
ladies, gentlemen, misses, boys and childi-e
Boots and Shoes in all their variety, from -
least to the greatest, all manufiictured express
for the custom trade from the best materials. S
in the latest style and fashion of New Yor
all of which will be sold for cash 20 per centi
lower than ever before offered in the place,
\’Vhcn crcdi'(’s rated such ti ti-ash,
I need not any I sell for cash .-
And if for shoes you’d any spare. I
Save your trouble of going elaewliere,
Don’t fail to call
Otie and all,
And see how cash
G t 1:358 made‘: goods full.
en 5. oots 0 so ' rt ,
from $2 50 to 6; I..1dic‘s)eSli);)rpgi"s‘tt’n’d iiiig, 025:
00° m .31 12-’! i._‘'' ‘:9’? 5"PI3rior article of
French sltppersat -sl 2o;men’s lace boots from
$1 [0 1 50, and C“ Other flfljclgs in proponlofl.
J C.
Norwalk,June 29.1839. “ms H°'i',',::j21
Journeyman wanted on ladies w,_-1;
and turns ; gents. dancing ptimps and walkirm -1
men’s common welt heel shoes of kip grofiii
leather, 2:. fitters and binders on all kinds of
shoes.
RAIN CR \DLES.—h'rain Cradles and
Sythes of the first qtmlily, for sale by
Ctus. Iimacs.
1
C Bl
June 17.
7 ‘HE report oftlie pmceetlings on the petition
I of Mrs. Sarah M. Jarvis for a Divorce
from her husband, Rev. Samuel F. Jarvis. be-
fore a committee of the Legislature of Connecti.
cut. for sale by J, A_ w,‘-,;,,_
July 15.
cellen: quality.jus: received and for sale by’
June 17. STEVI-I.\'S dz CLOCK.
toe, r'=>tattti\tt‘i‘i*itne,
OF ALL KINDS. ,6’
MEATLY EXECUTED AT THE GAZETTE nrrtt.-5..
SUM.WIER STUFIS.
GREAT variety of summer stuffs inst re-
ceived and for sale front one sliilling a yard.
”P“’3"d5o “Y T. ST!-JV!-Jl\'S.
June 24. -
V HOVELS, Spades. Hoes, Garden Hoes:
5- Crow Bar: ; Broad and Narrow Axes ;.
Angers ofall kinds; Cart and \Vaggon Boxes 05'
all sizes; Hay and Manure Forks; Ploughs,
and Castings on hand and for salecheiip by
Cu.-ts. lsinics.
if 109»
Norw:tlk, April 9. 1839.
AT COST -
T STEVENS now offers for sale asplt.-nditb
0 assortment oPrimed Muslins and Print-
ed L two; at cost.S-Jpply your selves with
good and cheap dresses.
August 20.
A RARE chance En black-
stniths or any other perso
wishing to engage Fe :‘;. ~ . .
ness. The oubscril .-- 2.: ~
ing to quit the basics ~: 2. .-
oflers for sale bis‘. A"
stock. the shop alsol
to lease. The stand is one of the best in tli
county. with a good run of custom. Term
made easy. For further particulars inquir
the subscriber now on the premises, or of Ho
belt 82. Co. Jimzs Bmuzmc-r.
Norwalk. September 2. 1839. If 130
OMESPUN TOW_ CLOTH.-——T. Sna-
vstvs has just received a large quantity of
Homespun Tow Cloth and Brown Carsey. a»
rare article. Call soon at the cash store, if you-
want to supply yourselves with the above nam~
ed articles at low prices.
...;
ofiered in this Borough, can be found at ,
the shop of Lltvx Cult: & Co.
COTCH ITCH OINTMENT. which wil
cure the most inveterate cases by one app!’
cation. No danger oftakiug cold. For sale IQ»
Jo AI
Jan. 1. 1839.
HORN AND HOOF SCRAPS WANTED.
EVENTY-I-‘IVE CENTS per hundred
H Weight‘; wglébo paid in age oubficftbor ftp‘
ornand an era an _ " '_;
cal M auufaetary, L,
Norwalk. Dec. 3. 1838. ' 0'9;
Bosron ROCKERS and Nurse Chairs.
now on hand, and’ Fit sale clieap‘ fdr cadlit
Noise
1
tliauthey have formerly beensoldin t.v‘«~;=~. =:.=.r;:.
lostou Rockers for from 903 to $4.
., . 10.. .
:;:.."«. -. '.|..\3t : hf‘. *,~_'\t\I| Ifqgrnng fin ., -
.3: .. his -'-‘t4 '- E .: '.< -3 .’.~»g,.' . -;:‘<_‘e 1-.,;_,
IV. ‘ ,\_ . 1.‘ ,. ‘ y ‘ _ A
‘ ‘ In L I. ,, .,
V V V . . . .
ti} ,2‘ ...-~ H71.’ ,“.
mules. ' It invaribly removes obstructions. reg-.i- ”
V-lVHIS?j”duy' received twelve dozen Germ”.
.
NDIA MAT'l‘lNG.—4-4. 5.4, 0.4 of an cx- ’
I
_S_'r1'-:vit:ivs&Cr.ocx.' I
REYNOLDS AND PARMEL Y’S pr,-“r”
, and sold wholésale and retail by 11.-,l,).,r.,'ii',i'.',.",33‘,:,
I-l.VdE cheapest and best Tooth Brushes ever" i '
.
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