Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, November 20, 1839 · page 4

 

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CHEAP GROCERIES.

as

a. select assortmcntof _G'l'OCel_‘leS and provisions,

. canal flour, , hams. and-_ shoulders, dryod beef,
V -mess pork;~mackerel, p_ease'; stone lime, potash‘,

hyson, young ltyson, hyson skinand souchong
teas, lottfstigar, sugar of difiereiit qtmlities. SP1-
ces',Amolti'sses,'coarse and fine salt, and a gener
til assortment of articles usually called for. which
he will sellat tlielotircst nricns for cash or ready
pav. JOSEPH S. MEET-"i‘R. -

, 43.1 J
Nortvlillr. iilarcli 12. 1839. ""105

. Les. tti3i«‘tNt:D SAl..'l‘ .l’li}'l‘ltlu, or

" sale by .I.A. \VEl“.l).

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‘ ‘ _-:.. ~s-'-e~.bu$- _
UMMER/_’ST,UFFS—’a.gi‘eat ivztriety, T0!‘ - 9-118
‘clie“ap=,19fi!jf~: ;.,;’V_', 1 James .\’lAi.r.oitv.
G A_s'r_1.>.r&‘i{a,fi,é~s—-ratiraimmjise from 40
‘ fit;7u~gattaab.‘_>'F'¢ri_ate by ‘ _ ‘ ._
tF.'- ‘-"‘-'»‘~-<?=—'--’;*r -A . ~- Cxm. I_9A_ACs-,
Scpt.28. _, A , .V 
.:.."1 .,; :..: .. 0'
V_[1HE—.AVFall,.ter. of. the Norwalk Academy-.
,-.w.ill._c_qni'mc1ice on’ Thursday, the 3d inst.
1t!134‘] = .F;-,A.¥.l<‘lSI(F..'
 ' ' CO_NTR'.4CTO1?S.
' RQPOSALS ‘vt.jill."'be‘ received by t-ither of
"lithe subscribers,_u'iitil t.be.tir'st nl't\'nveiriber
next, for’ljui‘lding~a£C.httrcli Etlifiee. in‘ l“orwal|t,
on _Vthe."_sit‘é‘Ijdl",fllltj:fpresent Episcopal (Jhurch.
Thi,é,i:plgins'|audspecifications of wliiv.-Ii may be
eeién _call'ing oii'eithet‘of the un«lersignetl.—-
Thé‘,grdund t'of‘ue“cl_cnred by the"lUth day of
Ap,i',ilf,next. and‘ the litiiltling lobe cotiipletetl by
thié”-first.of September next. The building to be
60 by 80,feet. ,8..'l(_lf1l.'llSllell agreeable to the plan.
Also, proposals will be received for excavat-
ing alid_Sl0nil)g-.3.4.l.)Z1S€mEnl 60 feet square, lay-
ing the ~underpinnii'ig"a’nd preparingit for the sills
rol'lh',e‘lJ_1‘tildl‘h“g’,'aud to't3je"compteted by the 20th
-ofA’i>'ri'l_‘ rm...’ " s
" '”Jo'sE‘I='n' \V;"I-1u‘imer.;., B .,d.
Asa E._SIv1lTH, M‘ 0'3
, EVA}. J.’S'ri'>.i::i<:1‘. . ..,C.9mm‘”“e'
Norwalk,--Septeiiiber 14th. 1839. 3tl32
BLEACHEDMUSLIN at 6d per yard, can
be had atrrhestore of L CLARK 6.’ Co.
, BANK STOCK FOR SALE.
11 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 of any person havingnioney to invest.
'The"stock‘ has paid an average dividend of 8
per cent, since its commencement. Reason for
sale, the,subscribers.wish to'iuvest elsewhere.
May 21. A S'ri~:vi-ins dc CLOCK.
‘ANOTHER’/lot of calicoes at 7d per yard.
L. CLARK 56 Co.
ILVER Table, Tea, Mustard. Desert, Salt
and Cream Spoons, warranted as pttrea
-coin, on hand or made to order,Aa't prices less
-than'usual.A ;
Spoonsdiaridsomely engraved _at the fancy
store of- V _ _ ' . .L. CL_ARK,8cC0.
1 _ _ BROADCLOTIYS.’
HE largest assortment of cloths, cassimeres
and s.aVtt_iuets in the village, for sale very
1ow‘by tl_ie_"s_ubscr_ibers.who have taken great
pains in selecting them for this market. and
canibe warranted to give the purchaser satisfac-
tion. - Call and see.
August 26. STEvi~:Ns dc CLOCK.
ll1ORL' IVEVI’ GOODS.
STEVENS &"CLOCK liavejus: received a
lé1"gE_ alssDrtme’nt of Dry Goods suitable for_ the
presénfand approaching seasons, which will be
sold cheap. Call and see. '
.-August 26.-
.ROUN’D SALT.--Ground salt, a very
. fine article for dairy use. for sale by.
__ A = ' ‘ HUBBELT. dc Co.
’TAILORS 6.’. TAILORESSES WANT-
ED.-”-¢’1‘li'e subscribers wish to engage wort‘. men
for making" coats, vests. and pantaloons. Tliey
will also give employment to‘:fei'riales at making‘
shirts. drawers, dzc. Apply immediately at the
store ofTweedy dz: Hoyt. —
A A Joiitv H. Tweanv, 6.’. Co.

__Danbury, August 12. 1839. tf128

BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED
' IHUSLINS.
A LARGE lot which were bought at the
lowest possible prices for cash and will be sold
unusually low. STEVENS dc CLOCK.

. ARPETING and -,MAT"1‘ING, it good assert
merttjtist from the city, mov he had of
James MAr.r.osr.

NEW PUBLIC IIOUtS'E

' At Old I'Vell.

, THE subscriber has taken the

house fiorinerly kept by him. but re-

cently occupied by Charles Patrick,

at the Steam Boat Landing. Old
will be happy to wait on all his old

 

Well; and
friends,and such strangers as may call upon him

for accommodations. He trusts by a sedulous
attention to theduties of a Landlord, to ren-
der his hotise an agreeable stopping place for
all who may favor him with their patronage.
Horses kept in the best manner, and on the
most reasonableterrns. Plaitnisoiv Davis.

Notwalk. May 1, 1839. tf1‘.2
J UNTR Y »RESIDENCE FOR
. SALE

T-W'0 story dwelling house, with sixteen
. acres of land, consisting of a meadow, an
apple orchard, and a handsome grove of W'zil-
nut trees. It is situated one mile from the
village of West port, Fairfield. county, Conn. and
about the same distance from several houses of
worship‘. and good schools. It is beautifully
located for at-ountry residence. as it commands
avery extended view ofLong Island Sound. and
the surrounding country. Gentlemen wishing
to-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 al-
teution. Title indisputable» For terms which
will be liberal. and other particulars apply to
CHARLES ISAACS. Norwalk. or THOS. C. HA:-'
rent). near the steamboat landing. Old \Ve-ll, or
to WM. C. BRINCKERHOFI-‘, No. 12 Dey st. New
York. . L, f‘ 11,,

CHAIRS! CHAIRS l !

THE subscriber has constantly
on hand at his shop. on the Dan.
bury road. about halfa mile north
of the Bridge, a good assortment of
 chairs. ‘which he will sell very

- ._ cheap. Among his assortment
may be foundll aple, Fancy, and
VVindsor chairs ofalmosi all prices.
~ Boston rockers from $2 to .l_._.
 - _Nurse. chairs at 12 and 1259. A
 assortmept ofcabinet ware.

., V _ -EVERT QUINTARD.

’_Norwalk. August 19. 1639.. if];-28

AL-'I‘.——1000 bushels hay salt, for Slide cheap
.';by the subscriber, at Old Well Landing.

» . - A Tnonras -L. PECK.
.A June.?15, 1839.

 E‘R'Y"fiheiRazors in cases; Straps, Cite
* Y, warranted or no sale. L C1.,mK' 5; Co,
'~ LANK .W'ARRANTS forthe collection ol
_ Military. Fines, for sale by '
». ,. A _ J. A. VVEED.
IFLES.—Lane’s celebrated Topaz Rifles.
 j a superior article for sythes, and for sharp.
"Ding knives, for sale by the dozen or single.

h :May 1., 1839. CHAS. lsaacs.

E SRU.,’lII,MER GOODS.
 . ,E .A. assortment for-sale cheap at
 . ,-Old-»W60. ll ‘ T .- . .
,_,.Ju”"rie_16, _1_s39.y. -‘ 3°" _PV“"”"_
’ ' JVEWBOOKS.
HARLES=.«TYRRELL. by James - Gen.
. tletrian ofthc Old School, by do.; Phhiitom
fihtp. by7 Capt. Marryat. ‘A quantitv ofclcgarit
f8tmlyABibles, very’ clisap for sale by i
A _ - A.,VVic,i«;n~.~

 

»L' I-
.t..,_.

V BOIl.iBAZINE._\'. A
LACK, antlBlue Black Bombazines. A
large assortuicnt for sale cheap, by ,
S'ri:vi:1\'s &: CLOCK.
April 16. A W110
COPAI-3'1'NERSI‘IIP NOTICE.
‘EH19 subscribers have this day formed ri en-
_ r.ai-incrship under the firm of S.'& L. J.
CURTIS, and will contitiue the Stove and Titi
and Sheet lrori Mantifacttiring Business, at the
old stand of Stiles Curtis. l.‘.~'l1(3l'3 they would re-
spet:~tfully solicita coutinuanr-.e of public patron-
age, STILES CURTIS.
LEWIS J. CURTIS.
Norwallr, It‘: b, 18, 1839. tf!10-'1

'~ V"AG‘G0N and C/lR'l' I-‘OR SALE.-—-A large

% Lumber Waggon nearly new and in coins

pletc order. Also an Ox Curt, entirely new, forsala

(;he..j). l<‘.uquire of CIIAHLES ls.tAcs.
ll-’nrw.<ill:. April 29, 193.).

 

 

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SADDLE AND IIARNESS 11I;1KIIVG.
7' ‘HE subscriber having. taken the ‘stand last
occupied by OSCAR WEED,‘ is ready to
furnish the public with every article in his line,
at the sliortcst notice, and the most reasonable
rices. He intends keeping constantly on hand
a S0lE)Ct.ilSSO1‘l.ll'lel'tl2 of Saddles and I-Iaruesscs,
VVhips, 'I‘runks.Bridles. Marting:tles,,Valiccs,
Spurs, Buffalo Robes, Harness ’I‘rimriiings, and
cverv thing‘ pertaining to :1 Saddle aud_Harri«:ss
Storc. Ashore of public patronage is respect-

ftilly solicited.
RICHARD S. PENNOYE-R. .
_ Norwtilk. Fill). 1, 1839. tzf 100
Netti and Sple/1.dir.£ rLssm'[-nicnt 0]
SPRING‘ GOODS.
AMl:".S MALLORY has just returned from
\ let-.'—York, with a very extensive assortment
of Fitsliittttitble Dry Goods, which will be sold
as cheap as can be found in this place, or any
other. Purchasers are invited-to call, as the
goods have been selected with it great deal of
care and will be sold very cheap.
Norwalk, May 1st, 1839.

HA IRTFORD EN.‘.=‘.URf:. Nfliil
CGEEEALNY.
it.-'tR'1‘t‘0I1D. Ct)-,'\‘i.\'}-2C'l‘lCU'l‘.
BICNJABIIN J.“-XACS. AGENT.
u(,01’p0l"t1l(3(l in H330, ‘With 2:‘. “unit-.il of $150,001.‘,
anti power to increase sa.<:.c to $250,000.
» ,‘(lllSlong cstablislicdtz;stit.ttion h:isl'or more
than a quartet‘ of a century ll‘lll3S?lClB(l its ex
tniislve business on the must just and liberal priiici
pies, paying itc losses with honorable: promptuess:
.-Ind the present Board of l)lI’(’.ClOl'.< pledge tliemselvcs
in this particular fullyto miiintuin the high rcputa
tion of the Compttny. lt insures upon the mostfa
vorable terms, publichnildings,cliut't-lies, dwellings,
stores, iiiei-i-liuudise, fiirnituie. and persoi~.al proper
ty ;:etirralIy,agititist loss or daiiizigc by fire.
Board ofDirccturs.——-Iiliplizilct ’i‘r-rry, S. H. Hunt
ugton, ll. Huntingtou,.lr. Albeit Day, Samuel \Vil
liaiius, Edwin I). Morgan, Job Allyn, George Put
tram, Jnnius S Morgztii.
l:'.l.II’HALE'I‘ TERRY, President.
JAr\lI:'.S G. l}OLl.lSS, SCCl’CIl.tl‘y.
Noi~\v;ill.‘. Aug. 10. lS§’.{i. (imo3

D‘ HELL COMB-S, it very liandsoiiieaiid cheap
‘ lot, just received by L CLARK do Co.

E.) ORK AND BEEF Ii.-XMS—-for sale by
JOIIN BUR{‘..’lLI..

 

May 3. 1339.

{):,F"1‘l~lIS day received it lot of elegant
Broclisi Sliawls. L CLARK CK: C0.

DANIEL II. BOND’S
P ATENT RIGHT for manufacturing Ladies’
and Gentlemeu’s Over-shoes. forsale by the
subscriber for the town of \Vest.pert, who has
purchased the riglit for Norwallt 82. VVestport,
Call and e-xairiinc the shoes at my store and
Judge for yourselves oftlicir merits.

HENRY HANDS-
Norwriik, Jan. 29 1539. 99

NE IV E 3 TA 3 LI CH .11 E N T.
ll"rilf’LaI7l. WV. Bu.2'-rut,
EFAVJPCG commenced the tin, sheet iron,
N alrlid sttlovg ,béisiii,e:s,,e:t,st still the bridge,
orwa r, W er ) in tire ’8t:‘)'llllg' a genera
assortment of house keeping articles—Plain
and japan tiu ware; hard and hollow ware; and
among his assortment may be found Britannia.
block tin and pewter ware; English and Anteri-
can hollow ware ; brass kettles finished and un-
finished; silver plated table and tea spoons :
also, Britannia, block tin, tin pate and iron do.
table and desert knives and forks ; plated and
steel snizffcrs and trays; tea waiters ; japan and
brass lamps ; hrtfis, tin and iron candlesticks .
brass andiroiis ; shovel and tongs; coffee mills;
sieves; gridirons,toasting irons, and sad irons ;
warming pans ; common at‘;-1 fancy hells;
Britannia tea and coffee pots, some no;,v and
(Elegant patterns; soap stone; clay and iron
urnaces.
TN. 3. Repairiro and job work done at the
shortest. nottce, and in the best manner.
May 1-1. 1639. if‘]l4
,[~.Dl;‘~P.lDGl*l‘S BALM OF COLUM-
Bl.-‘..--'I"ois celebrated article for restor-
ing hair, and preventing its falling off. for sale
0 J. A. \Vm«;D.

Y
April 8, 1838. lflgl)
AISINS.-‘.50 halves and quarter boxes tirts
quality raisins, for sale by
CHAS. ISAACS.
at EGISTER FOR‘1839.—Green’s Coniiecti-
cut Rcgistcr for 1839, for sale bv
‘ J. 9.. WELD.
January 1, 1839. 0 gm‘,
ROADCLOTHS. Cassiineres and Satin.

STEVE

1‘-TI‘ , G -
March 25. 1539. ‘*’ 5” CLOCj*(,,,8
 ——§§_.
0D35‘i$*Hi3-—109 Quintnls Cotllish. r...

_ sale by the subscribers at the New-Yer};
prices. l]UBBELL 66 CO.

Norwalk, February 5, 1833, 4

C Hl.CHE.Sg'fER‘S Spelllbllg Book for sale
October 15. 1838. " ‘ ,' A. ‘V0041?!-'84

QJLOVER arid. Tiriiot_hy Seed, for sale by.
, HUBBELL do CO
VVOUDHASI-H41 ‘ 5A "‘ "
_ .¢ IGHT__EEN FENCE Z=1f.1l)‘U§l'lf§-lE:'t0i%i. 
Pil1dl'0r‘w0od ashes by the subscriborf,
.. _blAR'Dl'N ICAIJBIVIJEJSCII.
;"iCt!WZl'l~ll,4;_\1;{l'Q, ‘-27, 1.<3;.;.3-_ ,,-_.J-,..-,

.i.v.. . .. ».-- «.

I-IE subscriber liasjust rcceived,‘ai1d‘is.now '3
o_p_eri_ing_ at Vh_is,_S,tore East slde.the,.Br.i,dge,. ., j

_ at a great. burg:-.in.

 

 

e sold, and possessio

I medi-

n given _ ,
ately, one of the most valuable forms In

the town of New Canaan," _
field, and situate ncarthe centre of said town.
Said Tfztrm contains between forty and _fiflY,
sci‘-as of irieiidotv, plough, a.nd'woodla.nd, Wlth 8
good orchard, an'd'at_i elegant dwelling house.
with out builtlings. and is one cl the most eleé
gant locations in New Canaari. Saidfarm an
l)uil(1il1;’S are in first rate repair, and will be 5010
Any person wtsliing to put‘-
chasc wi'.l call onjthe subscriber, liviitg near the
premises, by vrhoin an indisputable title will 06‘-
gjVQn_ , VVn.i.rAM DRUM1i-IOND- ,
New Ctttirtan, April 22, 1839. If 1]-1
—;_NDELlliLE lNK,said to be at very sul>fT10T
E_"t1rticlt:,_ for $fl,lt~;Cl‘l_:.'t_l.‘l'l~,Al)_V 1.CL/miter. L0.
_‘_l"'‘'_‘_‘_ "A: ‘M’: 1’ll.i ED .

iii’ A 1lI0J."lTOuT‘II S C’ H E Elf E .’
f“;"1IE fOllO\‘Jll‘.g details 0 :1 Scheme 0? I1
Lottery, to _be drawn in December ne.\;_t,
wai'raiits us in declarirtg it to be unparaltclcd iu
the history of Lotteries. Prizes to the amount
have never before been oii'ct'ed to the public. It
is true there are rntiny blatilzs. l3Ul3_011 ‘.00 00191‘
hand. the extremely low charge of liuettty dollars
per ticket-—tlic value and number of the capi-
tals, and the revival of the good old custom of
warranting that every prize 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 t'1(1Vel]l.lll'C,. 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
\iVc, tliercforc, emphatically 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 SYLVES'l‘ER & Co..

0 156 Broatlway, New York.
gjfoliserve the number, 156.

a’§‘?€§€P,€%0éB

S500 SSC 7
I5 0
$25OC0_
6 Prizes of
$20.00(}!
2 P'ri2cs of ..
31% 10.000 3
$53 Przzes of
.. 10.000! _
GRAND REAL ES’l‘A'l‘E _ AN D‘ m1'}‘tt_NK
STOCK LOTTERY OF l’R()l’Lit I I
Sitttatedat New Orleans. H
 The highest and most magttthcent
scheme cvcr presented to the public, in this or
any other COl.llll1'_\'.

TICKETS ONLY $20.

in the county of Fall‘-

 

 

Authorized by an act of the Legislative Assem-
bly ofFlorida, and under the directions of the
cominissioners acting under the same.

To be drawn at Jacksonville, Florida. DP-‘CCm'
her 1, 1839.

 

SCHMIDT dz. IIAMILTON. Managers. V
SYLVES'l‘ER & Co. 156 Broadway, N. Xork
sole Agents.

NO COMBINATION NUMBERS} l !

100,000 '1‘iekets, from No. 1 upwards in euc-
cession.

 

The debts of the property and the stock trans-
ferred in trust to the commissioners D.l)p0_llll.-
ed by the said act oftlie Legislature ot'Fl_Ol'1-
da, for the security of the Prize holders.

SPLENDID SCH_El‘./IE !! _

1 Prize, Arcade. 286 leet, 5 inches, lines, on
Magazine street ; 101 feet, 11 inches on
Natchez street; 126 feet, 6 inches, on Gra-
vier street. Rented at about $37,000 per
annum. Valued at $700.000

1- Prize, Ctty Holcl,_12G feet on Com-
mon street; 146 feet, b iiiclics on
Camp street. Rented at $33.000-

 
 

Valued at _ _ 500.000
1 Prize, 1)wellin.g I-louse. (adjoining

the Arcade) No. 16, 24 feet? inches

front on l‘-liitchez street. Rented at

$1200. Valued at 500,000
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§i%1200. Valued at 20,000
1§Prize, do. No. 225, Northeast corner

of Basin and Custom House street ;

40 feet front on Basin, and 40 feet

on Franl~:lin street, by 127 feet deep

in Custom House street. Rented

at $1500. Valued at 20,000
1 Prize, do. No. 2-1, southwest corner

of Basin and Custom House street;

32 feet 7 inches on Basin, 32 feet 7

inches on Franklin. 127 feet. 10;,

inches deep in front ‘of Custom

House street. Rented at $1500.

Valued at V 20,000
1 Prize, do No. 339, feet 8 inches

on Royal street, by 127 feet 11 inches

deep. .R«‘c‘lll,t‘(l[tt$l.000. Valued at. 15,0 ‘~
l'Prize, 2:50 Sll.ll’CS Canal Bank. stock,

3100 cool], ' ‘25_Ol,
1 do 200 shares Cuinrriercial, do do’ 20.()()L
1 do 150 do EtIech’s_ do Trttders 15.000
1 do 100 do City Bank 1(}'0l,*{)
1 do 1‘3‘.l do do «do 10,000
1 do 109 do do do 10,000
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 2500
1 do 16 do Iecli’s at ‘Tractors’ do 1.500
[dd 12 do do do 1,500
20 Prizes, each 10 shares of the

Louisiana State Bank, $100 each,

each prize $1000 20,000
l0 do each two shares of 100 each,

each prize $200, of the Gas Lltrht

Bunk ‘ ° 20.000
200 do eacli one share of 75160, of the '

Bank of Louisiana. 20 000
200 do each one share of$l00 of the ,

New'()rleans bank 20 000
150 do each one share of 33100 of the ’

Union batik of Florida 15,000
600 Prizes $1,500,000

TICKETS $20-so SHARES.

 

The whole oftlie Ticltets, tvitli the uutiibr‘t‘s
as also those containing the prizes. will be ex?
amined and settled by the COl'l’]mlSSl0l'l8l'S-‘t),p-
pointed under the act, prcviously-to their being
PU‘ ‘£110 the Wl¥0§_ls- One V wheel will contain
the SZ.L']L1l.72dI'6£l_[J7’lZ,€.S.‘, undztlie firs‘. six hundred
numbers .tli_at shall be drawn out will [)3 emjlleg
0’ such P”.Z‘3V V35 ‘"33’ l>e_drawii to its nuinbei,
pad the fortunate holders of such prizes will
rave such, property traiisfcrred to them imtnetli.
“Ely 309” “*9 'd1‘fl\Vmg‘. unincumbered- and
witliotitdcdttction. ~
I i IHUSLIN 1)iE"I."}10NIL'S'.
 FH,E$ l_“l'g° S‘1PPly_ just received and
, “°f,5.",,e,. °"' A150. §_lll.lll Striped Chal-
Y5-_ V‘-1'! “L=1.l“0°¢<l- Call at the store of
S'ri-';vr~':ivs‘ &. CLOCK.

P tf 110

Aivrilqo, 1839.

 

.\ ranted by

‘- The subscriber haVs,_corn

' menced running Va-line.-—0l'
Stages from Danbury to
- V. .. . 7New York by the WHY.-0.1
Sing stag.-' -Leaves S. Osbornfls Hotel. Dan—
bury, every day except JFridaV8s 31 0°'°l°°k~
A. M.—arriyes in Sing Sing_in season for the
steamboat Union, which arrives in-New-York
at 4 P. M. Leaves N.Y. from the foot ofCh,am-

 

‘ber street at So’clock-,'A. I\I,., stopping at the

old State’s Prison "dock each§._W8y-81'TlV93;a'
Danhury 5 P. M. Meets the Litchfield Swtage
Mondays. \Vedoesd.'tys and Fritlays—1\eW-
Haven. Ttiesdays and-»Fridays—Brtdgeport.
Mondays and Fridays. . '
0 PETER; CHAPM
April 2, 

W

AN, Proprietor.
, -H.105

rw

 so
A'l‘SON’S,1’latt‘s anrl Gregory's Axes.
for sale by the dozen or single, and war
. CHARLES lSAACS.A
Norwallt. Oct. 15. 1838. 
 HITE-WASHING LIME——-For sale by
-G. D. JENNINGS.
*7i.ttt7)tAv~.t12E, CA1{P15NTERS
' TOOLS, t§~c. c§~c. ‘ .
NEW supply of Hardware, Carpenters
’l‘ool§, (Step; among which may be found
Jointers, Jack Planes, Fore Planes. Smoothing
Planes; Hollows and Rounds"; Ovalos and Brad ,
Brads; Carpenters Plows: Bruce and Blue;
American and English (.‘-liisels; Concave and
Common Angers; Mill and Cross Cut ASaws ;
Hand. Panel Compass, and Sash Saws, dzc. &c
for sale cheap, by CHAS. ISAACS.
Norwalk. March 17. 1839- W105

PARABLES.-1000 ‘lbs. Sparables of all
sizes, for sale cheap by 3
C. ISAACS. A
May 13.
BROADCLOTHS. CASSIIWERES cf‘
A ’ SATINEATTS. -
Tl-IE largest assortment in the village, for
_ sale at the store of
._ STEVENS & Cnocx.
April 16, 1839, ‘ V, if 110
(QHSHELL COMBS. very cheap at the
store of ' CLARK 6: Co.

{EPDRESSING COMES,‘ the best ever
offered for sale, by L CLARK 65 Co.

R0.-\DCl.O'l‘HS, Czissimercs and Vestings-—

A complete ‘llSS0l‘ll!l(’.nl may be had attlie
Store of JAMES MALr.oizv.

ARDVVARE &c.——A new supply of
. Hardware at Carpenter's Tools, torsale
cheap by CHAS. ISAACS.

.SUGAR.
NEEV ORLEANS, St. Croix, White Ha
vauna and Crusted Sugar by the barrel or
less quantity ; Canal Flour, Rice, Coffee,
Soucliong, Hyson Skin, Young Hysoii 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 —
THOMA8 L. Pncit
Old Well, June 16, 1839.

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 dz. Co.

LAMPS! LAMPS l

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 cheapoess and brilliance of
light, surpasses any thing ever yet ollered to the
public. Persons having any oftheee lamps on
hand, that do not operate exactly right can find
entire satisfaction by calling on the subscriber.
Caniphene spirits for sale.

C. E. Disnitow.

IIARDIVARE, CUTLERY. .§~c.
VEHE subscriber has in store, and offers for
sale as cheap as can be found in any store
in the county ofFairtield, a complete assortment
of Hardware, 6560.; among which may be found:

CARPENTERS’ GO0DS.—-Hand, panel,
back and compass saws; braces and bitts;
American and English locks; Clark’s patent
wide and narrow butts; American and English
chisc-ls 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. &e.

C./IBI IET GOODS.—-Bed screws; bed
keys; table hinges; fiusli bolts; escutcheons;
glass knobs. 556:. &.c. ;

FARMERS TOOLS.—Plouglts anti cast-
ings: manure and pitch forks; potatoelioes and
hooks; shovels; spades; cast steel shovels;
mill and cross cut saws; crow bars; trace
chains : cart and waggon boxes.

IIOUSE KEEPERS' ARTICLES.-
Pots; kettles; brass kettles; sauce pans; table
mid desert knives and forks; caodlesticks,
r-tiulfers and trays; wash tubs; wash boards;

tzrubbiog brushes; bellows; seives. bed cords;

‘I kettles; frying pans; fryers; spiders;

ts; grid irons. die. &c., V , _
Also. an assortment of groceries of the first
lity. ’ ACiiAs.IsAAcs.

epi. 30. _ V _
"Q" INTER STRAINED SPERM OIL.
J—in 1. 1839.

a superior article for sale by "
WEED.

~ J. A.
A tf69

Q-/*il{UCKl:lll.Y and Glass “v/arc, at ttew supply a
the ofstmc .lADlE;S l\l.u.i.oitv.

' ADIl-LS BONNETTS, just i'cc’d and fors=t_i
cheap by ' JAMES llll.u.Loi-iv.

R. ’l‘AYLOR’S BALSAM OF LIVER-
WOR'l‘.—'l‘he genuine article, for the
elite of consumption, liverycotnplaints, &c. for
sale by the subscriber, agent fo'r’Norwalk.
’ J. A. VVEED.

"ANTED, 1000 pairs woollen stockings
. .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.
J UST received rt supply of Hay and Sack
Salt, and for sale by

June 24.

R) ORTU RICO and New Orleans Sugar, and
iiew'Rice, by the barrel, or at retail,
cheap; \VhiIe Havanali Sugar; 3 [_-Ihds. first
quality Molasses ; 10 quiiitalsiCodfi_sVli'; a few

bushelsclean Flax seed, for sale by I
I “ J. S. MVEaKi::it.
rtf 110

HUnni=:_L1. 65 Co.

April 16.
VVATCHES.

NOW is your time to buy good watches, m_ar-

- ket full and money scarce.’ The'subscri-
b8I'- llflS_:tl_t]rln'gll16' past-week returned from New
YOFK.-Wllh a--‘Dew supply-of gold and silver
lever, and plain watches, several V,v.v;ith,-extra
tewclry. Persons in want will do well to call.

A P09)’ are-in all cases warranted to suit or no

Sale; ' C. E. Dtsiiitow.

A J udson, J,a_n1e8 

 

THE subscribers‘. , are
now opening the fiheél
, assortment of Watches,
 " Jewel'r"y,'Plated and Bri-

. ‘ tannin were ever offered in,
Norwalk, and‘ they would
 . respectfully inviteall who
wish to purchase any thing in their _ line, to._ca.ll
at their Store West side the Bridge, before pu_r-j
chasing elsewhere. ' A" ‘

 
 
 

constantly "on ‘hand "or ‘manufactured to‘ order.‘
Germtm Silver Sp000S.'Butter Knives,‘&c.;
Spectacles, silver and steel’, to suit all ages;
Looking Glasses, Tea Waiters.‘ Snufi'er and

Trays, fine Knives, Scissors, Razors, &c_- &.c,

Plated Castors. Britannia revolvingv Casters.
Clocks of vtiriottskiiids. ‘~ ,
,&Va_tchcs_ repaired and warranted, and all
mending done at short notice. '
Collin Plates furnished, handsomely engraved.’
at an liour’s notice. Engraving on Spoons, No-
tary and Letter Seals, &c. &c. “
N. B. Also fancy and staple Dry Goods.
, _, LEVI CLARK &. CO.
Not-walk, March 25, 1S39. .107

BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

' ' THE subscriber we ild return
his thanks to the publi :for their
i patronage through the year 1838,

and hopes by his attention to all
orders in his line,to merit D. continuance of their
favors for 1839. He has on hand and constant
ly manufacturing, Gent|cmen’s, Ladies,aiid Miss-
es Boots and Shoes, and Cacks. Meastires tak-'
en,.and work done, by experienced wo1'km_en.
Orders thankfully received and ptnnctually nt-
tended‘to. He has for sale India Rubber and
Daniel H. Bond's patent Leather Ovcrslioes,for
Ladies and Gentlemen. V

FlNDlNGS—-A general ussortmentkept con-
stantly for sale, cheap for cash. No. 3, 5, 10,
12, Thread ; Twist,,{ ,__Silk. ‘patent stabbing
Thread, Shoemake1"s Kit, Hammers, Pincers,
Rasps, SlioulderVStic'ks, ;Float Files, 3 square:
Files, andeveryarticle usually called for in -the,
shoemaking line. ‘HENRY HANDS

Norwalk. January 7, 1839. if 96

GUARD AGAINST FIRE.
PROTE("1'ION IN-SURANCE COMPANY.
‘_ '71.l.LlAMJ. S'l’R.l£E'.l', of Norwalk, agent o

, the Protection Iusuraitce Campaiiy,ir_i Hart
ford,Connccticut, offers to Insure Houses. Stort-st‘
Mills, Factories, Burns, and the contents of 8'rlL'll,
together with every otlicrsiiiiila’r specieeofpropor
ty, Against Loss or Damage by Fire. The rates ol
premium offered, are as low as those of any Olllll
siinilarIustittttion,aml eveiy man has now an op-
portiinity, for a trifling stun, to protect liimselt
against this rlestrtictivc olenteoit, which oft:-n in a
single hour, stvcen~st.vay the carniiiga of man_v
years. .

The course ms office putfsitc in tratisnrting their

~ business and in the adjust iti;,r:inrl_pa_v inouia ot losses,

a prompt and liberal For terms ot'iii.-tiriinee, appli-
cation may be modem the above iiamed Agent, who
sautliorized to issue policies to applicants without
delay. ‘

Norwalk. Jan 4. 1837.

VALUABLE JHEDICINE.
ECK\VI'1‘H.’S Anti-Dyspeptic Pills for
Dyspepsy, doc. and Bccliwith’s Anti-

Bilintts Pills. for sale bv J. A. \Ni'~:i-In.
%L,§‘° lxaguretl IS(l«5I307l, Merino ; 1*‘renc/t. to/til
E7L,qlz.9h rlo. L. CLARK & Co.

PENCILS AND PENS.—A variety of sil-
verpencils said to be twenty per cent cheaper
than they have formerly been sold in this market.
At -’ DtsnRow‘s

CHEAP STORE.

HE subscribers having made arrangements

with the importers of New York, for their
fancy goods. would give notice to the public.
that from thcpresent time they will be able to
show the greatest assortment of goods, and sell
them a little the lowest of any concern this‘side
oftlie great city. STEVENS dc C1.ocK.

E UEN‘S UNIVERSAL STRENGTHEN-
IN G PLASTER, Celebrated for curing
pains in the breast, side, back, or limbs. Also

for gout, rheumatism andlivcr complaints, for
sale by J. A. VVEED.

IST ofLettere remaining in the Post Office
at New Canaan, on the first of October,
1839.
Abbot John
Ayres W A
Beers S James
Burtis Jared
Crawford Thadduea
Chuichel Henry
Chambers William
Danchy \Villiam
Gardner S A Miss
Gurnsey VValter Tucker Charles
Hyer A Sarah \Vitts Rox unit
All letters not called for within three months
will be sent to dis General Post Office.

135*] CHARLES RAYMOND. P. M.
L IST of Letter sremuining in the Post Ollice
at Westport, October 1839.

Abraham Bell Israel Nash

Samuel \V Day David Platt
Benjamin Elwood Messrs J Platt 65 Son
Mary Foot Lois Street

Hezekiah Mills Nathan Smith
VVa|ter Meeker Edwin Sanders
Harry \V Nash Harmony Turtle

Messrs Wakemau &. Charles G Whitlticlt

I35] WM. PLATT. P. M.

LIST of Letters remaining in the Post
Otlice at Norwalk, Oct. 1. 1839.

Anable Joseph Miller Ann Sarah Mrs
Burns James Marvin Henry -
Bigalow Robert Miller A Harriet Miss
Burritt William Nickles Stephen
Brown E Hannah Nickles G Mary
Brush Betsey Nash-C Deborah
Baxter B Samuel Olmstead Nathan A
Benedict Mary Mrs Olmstead Stephen
Benedict Edwin Plouquet H Lewis
Benedict E M Mrs Palmer C Liberty
Cahill Michael Raymond William

Hanford S I1
Lockwood E leazer
Noble A Mary
Palmer Jane
Pennoyer E L
Pennoyer S
P-arkerton James
St. John Hezekiah
Seely W Mary

Clark P D Raymond Nathaniel
Crew J W Raytiiond J Abby
Collin Nancy Richards Ralph

Southworth Cecilia
Scribner Nancy
Safliird M John
Stewart S D .—

. _Slawson Elias
Seymour Charles _
Saunders Ann Mary A

Chaterton Elflida
Clowk James

Crew Amelia
Deming R Joseph
Duigbey G John
Davidson Amanda 
Fenton H John

Fitch George Saunders Thomas
Grurriaii Gregory capt. Seely Wix . ’
Gray ‘W ' M Nancy"

Seelyy

St. olin Abijah
St. John Mary
Stephen Steplien
Smith Samuel A
Smith William 2
Smith A ‘Louisa Mrs 2
Smith L Esther

, Smith Amelia

Thuir M .
Taylor John“=~

. Thompson :Ei

Gilbert Abner
Gearhart George
Gray Evelina
Hoyt \V George
Hurlbut Seth
Holmes A Tryon
Hathaway Gilbert
Harrison Michael

Johnson“Wi‘lli:im ’
Keyser. .J .William

LOCkWQOd'iD -. T:ul_tle C Lewis -0
Leach G George Thopson G Erancis
tVI‘Clore Sally Williams S— J- ~-

Morehouse Anger Mrs" \Vicks Eme_l'tn_e V
Martin C R Mrs ' Whitney R Tho's Co].
‘A A WrightJJ_udson ‘ ' 0 '
F- -3- P¢.rs.0ns.¢sl|ing for lll§.31!9VQ letters.

will please say they have been advertised.
. ~_Joim BuiiiiA_Lr., P.M. -

 
 

Silverspoons, Sugar; Tongs, Batter ‘Knives, 0

.x. ''

: -*lN9:1'Hi13i1i“19I 9!? W1-".«.rert.c~I.’n‘.ca..I wen: 
" _ , . V-,_ LAR at-,d.t.""’.“
t - - << . ...>. _-1-5.-.. .37.‘,-,L_, 9,-5.,-1,“:

, . ..NVO,TICA.~E... . 

T Geniiine 'Repori'”o'f'thé Jtiiv 'Di‘vot'c“e,'0 0
I A case; for ‘sale’at"the storé of ‘3‘‘’-'“-‘3‘‘‘''3 5“ "3
1 July 16; 7.:-Ii;-:1xiii-LT-,s1‘IYii¢l-::::::
’ . A A .-MlE.R.1N0".3.H3f_WL3' , . A
F-the‘ best quarry-,«or different éoliirs. nil.
_ _2rarid§qualities,-foi:ab,le—Hy-—..jff -. :.~ I .r
April 16.. '

'RE YNOLDS ’AND PARMEL YA’:'Sr-FE .;?
MALE HEAL TH RE»ST01.3.A}A,’IJV,jE,. 
:1‘_If1lS tneilicineis udmitteftl by physiclattsf

. “who have given it §,f5lf1lrial,‘ to ‘be ii
best new in use for tlietliseases. p'ecu?liar--‘to.l‘c. T
tnalcs.. li invaribly removes obst,r.uctions.f i-egu_,,,,
lates in most cases of painful. too frequent on.

profpse menstruation. and hits cured the most‘;
obstinate cases of floor albus. Dr. J. Morrison.
who has practised for 20-years ‘in Onéida,“‘N.
Y. sa_y_s«he has tried it in the worst cases:ol‘_rg1~'V
tention or suppression of-,th_e menses_.with ad,-,_—_
mirable success. and recommends it to ‘fill riliysi-' ‘
cians loose it. in their practice. It‘is- 5-m‘A'_a-.'t
Calllarllc bl“ Tonic.-Hind; Aperient .med‘icine.-.
Price 82 per box.’coiitainin‘gi.'100 pills. iPreipared H
‘and sold wholesale and retail by Rcynoltls” do’
Parmel_v. Pitzsford, Monroe co, N._ Y" ,,,,,H-,,,

sale by J. A. Weed. Norwallt; N. S. \Vn_t'dita-,.

Bridgeport ; B. C. Baxter, "New L.,,,d,,',,‘. fig“,
&. Butler.'~ Hartford; and ‘G. M..Bnart1mtiIi!.i
Middletown. , , ,f,139a-.

GERM.4N SILVER §POQNs_ ,._
VEVHIS day received twelve ‘dozen’ German
Silver Table Spoons, (English inari‘ul‘;,c..i
ture,) which willbe sold less than at any, owe;-:
shop or store in‘ Fairficld county. " 1" i O
. _ L. C. I . .
Nnrsvalk.VApril 16. 1839., mm 0 i’;",‘,..,.

0 ANTI". l)—-A good stout lad, fi-um':]4' ,0;
4 _ j 10 y_ear_s Of age. as an apprentice to the
Cafl'|8:._!e Stlllllllnll business. One who can i-o'i.,‘.,
wellyrecomnieuded will meet with good. eg-‘:
cuurageiiieiit. ' Wat. Ghovtza ‘
Norwalk. Old Well, Sept.‘23, ?1839_ 3.4133‘
‘N- 3'' C‘"'l‘’2‘‘-: l'€F3l'iUE_.' 000%. at short no‘-T
lIc<‘..:tntt on reasonable terms. .

i

'—x.

" 2 f '. &'-'C1'°P"{lC:_)

I

Look at _lliis—ImpoArra.nt to tire. Pttbfigi .
NEW CA3‘-’H .<a‘T()§'‘.:E_
30053 andsb/toes at unprc-cg.
rluilccl low priccs.——'1‘hg ,;ube¢,.;..
091' 00.95 ltravc to inform the in.
. _ haliitaitts ofNorwttlk qhd ylci'm_
ty, that he has tatketi l.llC_iil(irc west side um
bridge, and" known as No. 3 Burr.-.tll's btiildtmv,
.where may be found :13 coiiiplrtc atssorttnent Bf
ztdies, ,9;eiit.letiicVii, misses, boys and Clllltlfcns‘
Boots and Slums in all their v.1 ri.-ty, from the
least to the great:-s',a.ll roanufaicturcd cxpi-é.,el"y
for the custom trade. from the llt'SI. mttteriits. and-
in the latest style and fashion of New York,
all of which will be Soltl for cash -so percent
lower than over before. ofl'ercd in the place, «-
\Vlicu crcrlillls rated such atrwsli, 0
I lle8(.l’ll0l.élttY I scllfur C-its/A .- ' 
And if for shots yott’tl any spurt‘,
Save your Irottble t.ifgoing' elsef,~,'l_mr¢, V
Dori’t fail to (':.:ll 0 ' .
One and all,
And see how cash
Has marle goods fhll. A
Gents. Boots of superior qttility and stj-lg.
from $22 530 to 6 ;_ Latlies Slippers and Tics from
50.: to $1 124 ; a very iitt;)t‘ri0l‘ article of
French slippers at $1 25 ; men’-s lace boo's from
$1 to l 50, and all other articles in propm-t;|ou_
V JAMES C.I1owr-,9,
Norwallr,June 2*l,'l839. 3iul:!I‘
N. B. Jourucyinen wanted on ladies welt:
iind turns ; gents. danciny_r pumps and walking -
meu’.s common welt heel shoes of kip grairi
leather, dcc. litters and bitiders on all kinds of
shoes.

RAIN Ul{\l)L.ES.—-Grulti t;radt.eT..d
Sytlies of the lirst quality, for sale by
CH,-\'3‘,. Is.tAcs.

June 17.

Fl‘ HE report ofthe proceedings on the petiiioii
of Mrs. Sarah M. .lurvis,.l'or a Divorce
from her husband, Rev. Samuel ll‘-. Jarvis, be-
fore a committee ufthc Legislatiire of (_.‘onnecii-,
J. A. VVr.'i-:0.

INDIA .\tA'tj'rixcgtiiiiiiil. 6-4 of .. e...
celleni quality,jm.'. received and for sale by
June 17. S'ri«.vi=:Ns do Ci.ocK.

J HOVELS, Slifltlcs, Htica, Garden Hues
K Crow Bars; Broad and Narrow Axes;
Angers ofall kinds ;’ Cart and Waggon Boxes of
rill sizes; [lay and Manure Forks; Plouglie
and Castings on hand and for salctzhciip by
CHAS. ls.t.tt:s.
tl_'_]00

 

Norwalk. April 9, 1839.

- V]-SSS liasjust received it lz_irge.quaiitity.of
Homespun Tow Cloth and Bi'owoCarsey,.n
rare article. Call soon at the cash store, ifyoti
want to supply yourselves with the above nam-
ed articles at low prices. ' ~ '

offered in this Borough, can be found at
the shop of Levi C_i..uut & Co.

COTCH ITCH OlN'I‘MENT. which‘-will

cure the most inveterate cases by one~uppli-

cation. No danger oftaking cold. Forsale by
' J. A. WEED. '
Jan. 1.1839. " tf96

HORN AND HOOF SCRAPS WA.N5l‘:ED..
"lEVEN'1‘Y-FIVE CENTS per li.unt.l_rct.l

Horn and Houfscraps. at the Norwalk Chemi-
cal Manufactory. M. KALBFLEISCH. .
Norwalk. Dec. 3. 1838. ~ A lf9l.

OSTON ROCKERS and Nurse Chairs
now oti hand, and for sale cheap for cash.
Boston Rockers for from 20:: 'to‘ ‘$4? '_Nurse
chairs from 125 K0133. - ;Ga'l.l soon ifyou wish to
purchase an article ofease, and convenience no
to be excelled.

' \

E be is manufacturing, and intendsto keep
c0Ilst_aritly, on hand and for salc,_a’n,assortm nt ot-
Furiiiture of all kinds and qualities, not _o‘bo
excelled short of Ne'w’Y_oi‘-k‘ city,‘ antIVcl_iea‘per
than can be bouglit in:this‘County’or1el'sewhere.
and friends on tlieimost reasonable terms.-..’ All
kinds of Ware made-at theAshortest:noti¢:e.--}-t-

; An_eleg_tgnt fl$_30l'I.l_I)_eIIt;,0f_Ghfl_1_l'_5, now-foreggle, ‘

consisting of Kitchen,.'W_iitd_sqr, VF,a.ne’ 

 
 
 

Fancy do.,'Chiltlren’s'_',1‘able and Low Chat V
etc. *Cb._ll‘ at the Cabinet WareVRooni a’few'ro
East of the‘Bridgc, where‘ you can'isuit"_'ydtI'r ’
selves‘-a_nd’ oblige yours,‘-&.c.'~ A=- 4: ~. 
V 0 '1’ i ' l 0 Ac BARBO-W.‘.":
Norwalk. Feb. 11.18%: "_:=A', . ':.z {I tfilfll ,
i . ‘ RENO VAL;" ?.'_i‘”‘7 i‘ 
The subscriber‘ line» remqyed Iiisitoc/c‘¢'g']’ ’~Faimi[_1}'

 FEW am ‘i..‘..ii.._..‘r; the .=m‘itA;: t Iitberevhé
. - .wvil_l:be»ha-ppy towaiton':hi'a.oldtfiiamjg mid
the Public 7general|y- gntends lteeging‘ 'can'-.1
9-'A‘l".."¥:_~°P hand '5“. A°F2t§inl9t9 -..!'S§9fll!19D! at the
."-"Y b.¢l5l—8.fll¢les In his linamind will sellrthém
on the ‘most accf9mm,<irlaIifig‘ie:’rfi’s.‘ " " 
GOULD D. JENN ' ’ " 

A Norwalk, March 18, I839.‘ ' ' ‘ 

Q. OMESPUN TOW CLO'l‘HL——'I‘. S'1‘l-.‘.~li

W. A. Bxntow. , "’

May 20.1839. 1 , g
CABINET WARE. 7
HE subscriber would inform the public that

:‘;.'.‘: ~

i

D

7 ‘dB cheapest and best Tooth Brushes ever I

weight. wi.l'l_.be paid the subscriber for 4',

J

Séfltsand Gui-l’d Maple Chairs,fBoston nckpyfi’ (

'\

V He. will be happy to accommodate his customers 4....

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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‘ Groceries‘, ‘to We e'dt9'ti3‘l.d6_Qlf¢,l(8‘:.B"iidgg; ‘L; i 3} '~— -4. ‘