‘left. DR. TAYLOR’S l3‘_.l_LSA II OF LI VER IVOR T. roa C0:-ZSU.\U."1'lO.‘i AND Liven COMPLAl1\"l’s .,-,2-..~. .<;.«.z..'.~, .~4..s'l/Lllub, Dlpcztlza of Bv_'eat/z- mg, Pal.'Ls 5.... line sirle or bre«zs_t. spzltingl ,-of bloocl, Ca.tnrrli.s, .Pa.lpitn.lz0n of tlie IIerr.7't, Oppression and soi'e/less of tlie C/ie:;l, IV/Looping Cough. Pl671«7'“’Z/- H53‘ tic Fever, Night szoents, Digficult or Pro- fuse E;i:pectomlion..ancl all other Afloa- DRUGS AND MEDICINES AT WESTPORT. -' PEVHE subscriber has on hand and intends - keeping a complete assortment of Drugs and ;\'ledicines,comprising every article usu_aIly kept in a Drug Store. Physician’s prescriptions will be put up with care and accuracy. and every attention will be given to render this ile- partment worthy of the patronage ofthe public. John W. TAYLOR. Vestporl. April 24, I840. 24 ‘DR UGS AN!) ]lIE DICINES. tions of the Chest, Lungs and Liver. I-IE attention ofthe public is icquested to - the following, among thousands ofccrtifi- cates in its favor. ' l-Vunder/ul-cure of Consitnzplion.—Althougb Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort has tound hundreds of‘ advocates, and has produced so large a number of Testimonials in its favor. I cannot withhold my small meed of praise. Be- ing predisposed to consumption, both fyom pe- Culiai' formation and hereditary transtnission, I tried every means to check this disease, and strengthen a naturally weak constitution. _I spent two years at Pisa, one in Rome. two in Florence, and another in the south of France, seeking, meantime. the. advice of the best pliy sicians. Two years since Iretnrned to this country in about the same situation as when I I had seen in the reading rooms of Eu rope much said in favor of Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort, and as soon as I arrived in this city,l used it, and in three months I was so well I concluded I could safely pass the winter here, and did so. I have used an occasional bottle now and then during the time, but am now in as good health as possible. My cough has wholly ceased. and my lungs has every feeling of health. Dr. G. Smith, and Dr. Post, of this city, were my physicians, and now say they believed me incurable. JAMES HILL, Western Hotel,Courtland street, N. Y. Covsumplion and Liver Compla2'nt.—Snfi‘cring as I have for three years with these diseases, I feel from my heart for all persons equally un- fortunate, and therefore I beg of them, if they love life and health; ifihcy love their families and friends, not to lay and die under the hands of mercury doctors or their useless trash, but try Dr. ’I‘aylor’s Balsam of Liverwort. This medicine cured me when I was soill I could not turn over in my bed without assistance, and the mineral doctors saidI could not livea week. Yet this vegetable medicine cured me in six weeks. I had a backing cough. pain in the side, raising of matter, night sweats, and was wastedto the bone; also,inward fever. J. B. MILLS, Milkinan, Newtown, L. I. Raising of Blood.—Tliis disease is easily cured by the proper medicine. Mr. Newbury. 266 Bowery. used to raise blood in large quan- tities, both by day and night; besides this he had a severe. cough and pain in the breast; yet after using every other I‘il‘?Cll!'2lll€, he was cured by Dr. Taylcris Bals.-=._'-.1: of Livcrwort. This man is a cartman. n .7. 3:-t. all others who cannot :-itford to be Frill-~, fo;io~.'.t his example, if they are sick and use this medicine. It will restore dis° ;:;sed lungs andliver in a very slierttime. Consumptioncu.rea,'.—l\‘Iy son,h:iving aviolent cold, used to cough violently, raising quantities of thick putrid matter, and finally he could not turn over in bed f'rom.weakness. He manifested every symptom ofconfirmed consumption. For six years he had been subject to the asthma. His physicians, Drs. Vermeule and Anderson, said he was incurable, and must soon (lie. Yet I was determined to try Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of Liv-3rtvnri._ and strange as it may appear, this medicine liar. fully restored his health. SOI-‘HIAI GALLON, 14 Norfolk st. JOHN A. \VEED, Norwalk Bridge. and S. P. MILLS, Old Well. are my agents for Nor- tvalk, Ma D. April 2I $100 RE I/VARD. NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE WARD 0 has been offered for months. to any one who will use a [mule of Hays’ Linimenl for the Piles wiihoiit being cured. Of thousands sold in no one instance has it failed ofa cure. Proof overwhelming to be seen where it is sold. It is also a certain cu re in nearly every case. (externally) in the following complaints. For the Piles, for all Dropsy, Tender Feet, soar Throat by canzers or ulcers, Crcup. VVliooping Cough. Scald Head, Tighiuess of the Chest especially in children, Foul Ulcers ofthe legs, or other fungus sores. however ob- stinate or long standing, Fresh Wounds, Chil- blaitis, (Ste. 550. _ LOOK OUT. Some Swindlers have counleifeilecl this article czn..:il put" '_Ll up wtllt i:rzn'ous devices. Do not be imposed upon. One thing only will protect yoii--it is in the name of COMSTOCK dz‘. CO: that name must be always on the wrapper, or you are cheated. Do not forget it. Take this di- reciion with you, and test by that, or never buy it; for it is 2'mpossible for any other to be true or genuine. Sold by COMSTOCK & Co. 71 Maiden Lane. New York, For sale only in Norwalk by JOHN A. VVI-JED and by VVEEB Gr. VVI-ll'1‘E, Stainford. UNION PUMPS!! ‘I C. STREET has taken the Agency 0 for the sale of the clebrated Union Pumps, for wells and cisterns, and is prepared to furnish them from 8 to 40 feet. in depth. The prices have been recently reduced to conform with the prices ofihose manufactured in \Vest- ern New York. They are warranted to work well, and not to freeze during the winter. Books. The Largest Assortment ever ofcred in Norwal/5. E. 6.’. W.E. BXSSELL have just received in addition to their assortment of Books A large collection of new and valuable Books—— ' ‘ -.....__. . Miscellaneousand Stand- ard \Vorks, and the various Classical and School Books. used in this vicinity. A large assort- ment ofFamily and other Bibles, Prayer Books of various kinds, some very Cheap. ,S'rA'rioNAnY.--Comprising a good assort- ment of Blank Books, Letter and Cap Paper, ruled and plain, Steel Pens, Quills, Ink and Ink Powder, Wafers, Vfriting Sand, Pencils. Tissue Paper. Press Paper, Drawing Paper, Pocket Books. Slates, \Vrapping Paper, ace. 66!.’-. which will be sold at the lowest prices. Tliankftil for the liberal patronage which we have received, we solicita continuance of the same. Give us a call, at No. 3, Burrall’s Build- ings. N. B. Any particular Book or Books, or articles of stationary ordered from New York as may be desired. . E. & W. E. BISSELL. 'Norwalk, Note: 17th, 1841. ;.',,GUNs.I GUNS!."GUNS!_!! . MUST re‘ceived—-a large supply of English double and single barrell Guns-plain and back action locks. Also, German single do do, all which will be sold less than ever before of- fer_:d_ in this county. ‘ W C Srnnn. - The subscribers havelatelytaken thestore No. 1 Burrall’s Buildings. and obtained a large assortmentof fresh Drugs and Medicines, &c. which they offer at wholesale or re- tail as cheap as articles of the same qualitycan be obtairier. in New-York; among which are fl=lEDICINES—0piiim, camphor,snlphur, laiidnnnm, salt petre, epsain and glanber siilis, parcgt)rlC,caslornil, rhubarb, caloniel, magne- iia, Croton oil,quinine. morphine, Tartar emet- ic. . P/IINTS.-—\Vhiie Lead. li.ibarge,lamp- black, vertligris,Priissian blue, chrome green, chrome yellow. umber, (Sac. D YE S TUFFS.—Madder,indigo, copper- as,alluni. blue vitriol, annaiio,curcuma,oil vit- riol, écc. Also, Pearlash.sal2eratus,soda, alcohol. gum shell:ic,gnm copal,guin tragacanih.turpcuiine, rosin, whiting.glne,chalk, refined borax.cloves. cinnamon, nutmeg, mace. sponge, wafers. seal- ing wax. loolli powder, genuine court plaster. Harlem oil, British oil, opodeldoc. (Sac. » E. or. W.E.BissEL1.. N. B. Physicians will do well tocall and ex- amine before they purchase elsewhere. R. RE ED,—-Since it has become so fasb. .t. ionable to advertise all we have, and many things which we have not—I conclude to occupy as much of your paper this week, as you may be willing to give me. and more prob- ably than manycf your readers would like to see. In the first place, I wish the public to know thatl have, Watches—Gold and Silver, of various pa- terns and prices. Gold Vfatch Cliiains.——And here let me say they are Gold—not gill, real genuine Gold Chains—-and still there is nothing very wonderful or strange about ii, as I always have them on hand and sell them very cheap. Cazneo Breast I’ins.-—'l‘he best article in this place. or even in the city of Bridgeport, prices from 125. to $6. Finger Rings.-—-I have more of this arti- cle than you can find at any shop,ir:ihis County. Silver Spectaclcs.—’l‘tiis article I bu y. Idon’t make iliem in my shop; but sell them very Cheap. or have iliem made bv a good Workman in my shop. This is true and no lie—ihey are good and One Dollar :1 set cheaper than my neighbors. Icould go on and enumerate more articles in the fancy line, than can be found in any other shop ofthis kind in the County, but your rea- ders would be disgusted. What profit, say they, or benefit to us, to fill up a paper with such useless stuff. When we want an article we can ask for it, at any rate if it is in the place, we can find it. Tbat’s true. butwe wish to keep up with our neighbors, and try to tell as Big :1 story, care- ful, however, to keep at least, so near the truth, that we can catch an occasional glimpse ofit. I almost forgot to mention my Clocks. I buy these at the Eastward in exchange for But- ions, don’: pay Cash, nor exchange with neigh- bor Curiis, here in town. They are real Yan- kee. Clocks. warranted to keep good time, and will be sold less-remember the little word LESS —ilian any other establishment will sell lhein. Looking Glasses, Wailers, Teapots, Lamps. Candlesticks, Knives, Scissors, Stocks. Caps—- Caps—ycs, I have this article also. Haincloih. Tooth and Shaving Brnslies. Buttons. Bul- tons. ofeveiy kind, ll/holesalc. &c. &c. Ll-ll’! Cmnx. Norwalk. December 27th. 1841. ° _/ /' ,' At the General I/Vailcli, Jc'weli'y,a.nd Furnis/Ling Store, Norwalk Ct. 1842. '"i"‘}IE subscriber lakes this opportunity to tender his grateful acknowledgements to to Public for their liberal patronage during the past year, and respectfully to solicit a continu- ance ofthc same, and he pledges himself to spare no poinsin performing work well iliat is entrusted to his care. Having had experience of City practice, he feels competent to repair all kinds of Watches antl French Maritlepiecrs and all other kinds ofClocks. Goods.—C. E. Dtsnnow has on hand 8 good assorimeni of goods as is generally found in most City Stores; Gold \7v'aiclics: having had good success in selling this article (because ofour extreme low prices) we have been induced to purchase a large supply, and have almost all kinds of silver watches constantly on band. also an assortment of Gold and Gilt Chains dz: Keys. Spectacles-—Gold and silver spectacles of all kinds, wholesale and retail. Old frames repaired, and new glasses set. \Ve think we can fit any bodies eyes. SPOONS 3 Spoons !—We have a good assortment ofas good Spoons as can be found any where in these parts,silvei-,wnrranted pnreas coin. Clocks-We buy this article with Cash of the manufacturers,and can sell them Extremely Low. Jewelry and Fancy Goods.—Gold Fob and Guard Chains, Gold Keys and Seals, Steel Chains. A large assortment of almost every slvle Of Finger Rings. from 18d. to 84. Ladies’and Gentlemen‘s Breast Pins, rich gilt head ornaments, Gold and Silver Pencils, Tbimbles of all kinds commonly called for, various kinds of Brushes, do Soaps, do Razors, do Combs, do Razor Slrops, Pens, Pen Knives Scissors, almost every thing usually called for in our line. \, Glimpses at truth, A-c.. we have nothing to do as to quantiiy,_qunlity and prices of goods and work. C E .Ul8BROW,Easl side ofthe Bridge. Norwalk. January 4th 1842. PAINTS AND OILS. LI1‘ISEED._W_hale. Lamp and Neats~fooi O‘i_l ;_ Verdigris, crome green and yellow. ground in oil_; Lamp Black, Turpentine, Black Lead, Venetian Red, yellow Ochre. Lytharge, Red Lead. Cppal. Japan a: bright Varnish, Put- l)’- Pat. Rosin. Oakum, and allolher articles in the Paint line, for sale cheap. by '1‘. L. Q J. R. Peas. Old Well, Oct. 6, 1840. l . HE subscribers. are now opening a choice selection of DRY GOODS of every de- scription suitable for the present‘ and approach- ing seasons. They would particularly invite the Silver spoons.—I make this work myself Proof Positive.—Bz'g Story. The Lie. ’ with, but in all cases refer to our stock for proof ' attention of the public to their assortment of Ribbons, Hat Silks. Prints of all kinds—super French, yard wide, at 25 per yd ; some entire new styles of English Chena,and every other quality and kind that may be wanted. BROAD CLOTIIS of every Color and Quality; Cassimeres and Vesliug in great variety. BEA VER CLOTHS—Pla.in, Dimond and VVm:e(l. PILOT CLOTHS-—A good Assormcnt. The abcve goods will be sold as cheap as they can possibly be obtained at any other store, the boasting propensities ofour neighbors to the con- irary notwithstanding. N. B. The Tailoring business is conducted as usual by M. Banks. BANKS A’. LEWIS HOEMAKERS’ COLOR-21 first rate ar- ticle. for sale wholesale and retail by ALSO, for the same purpose, Holis‘ celebra- ted coloring. Norwallt, May 24. HEADACHE. Junon PATTERSON. Read the following from Judge Patterson, for thirty years the first Judge of the County in which he lives. lllitlaflelown, N, J. March 12, 18-10. Genilenien—You are at liberty to make such use ofthe following certificate as you deem will best subserve the purposes for which it is in- tended. Cirtifieate of Judge Patterson. I HERRBY CERTIFY that my (laughter has been afflicted with sick headache forihe space ofaboui 20years—ilie attacks occurring once in about two weeks frequently lasting 24 hours during which time. the parox_vsms have been so severe.as appareiiily soon to deprive her of life. And after having tried almost all other reme- dies in vain I have been induced as a last resort to try Spolin’s Headache Remedy as sold by you ;and to my great disappointment dcjtly of herselfand all her fricndslbund very material relief froisi the first dose of the medicine, she has followed up the directions with the article, and in every case when an aiiack was threat- ened bas found immediate relief, until she is near permanently cured. The attacks are now very seldom,and disappear almost immediately after taking ihequaniiiy directed. A hope that others may be benefited by the use ofibis truly invaluable medicine, has induced me to send you the above, and remain your obedient ser- vant, Ji-zuu PATTERSON. Judge ofthe Court of C. P. Sold ONLY by Coinsiock A’. Co. 7I Maiden Lane. For sale only in Norwalk, by John A. VVeed and by Webb 65 White. Stamford. CUTLERY, JE WIELRY. LS1}. ' HE subscriber offers for sale .a handsome assortment ofRzizois. fine pen. and pocket Knives, Scissors and Shears. silver Pencil Cases, silver Tliimblcs, Breasipius. Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Brushes and Combs ofcvery va- riety, Stocks of every style and quality, silk Pocket Handkfs. and Cravais. Suspenders, Pa- pei Hangings, Bellows. Tea Trsys, Pins, Nee- dles, Threads, Tapes, &c. JOHN W. TAYLOR. Wesipori, April 28. 1840. Cheap Groceries. C17 Hiznitr IIA NDES. Skin, Souchong and Pouchong Teas; ‘C .- HYSON, Younfl Hyson, I-Iyson New Orleans St Croiit. brown Ha- Molasses; Java Laguira and Cuba Coffee; Flour. Butter, Cheese, Lard, Rice, Mackerel, found in a grocery store. which will be sold low low for cash by T. L. &J. R. Pack, 0 Now Cpcining l AT the Siore formerly occupied l ‘mitt-lug} ,,l,‘ _ Weed's Drug store. in Burrall’s Wllllul 4 Block. :1 select assortment of GRO- whicb will be sold cheap as the cheapest. Those in want of articles in the above line. be suited both as regarrls price and quality. It is the intention of the subscribers to keep on best quality, generally found in a Grocery store. A share of public patronage is respectfully Norwalk. May 2,1841. 25 For Sale. scriber, situated a few rods south of the Bridge on the West bank of the '--‘"ll““l-ill vnnna, Loaf and crushed Sugars; Shad. Coclfisii, Pork and other articles gcucrallv Old Well. April, 1841. bv A. Arnold, one door east of J. A. CERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES, (Sic will do well to call, we are confident they can hand at all times, all the articles, and of the solicited. N S dr S H BAILEY. THE House belonging to the sub- -‘=~-I .1. Ri-ver. On the premises is a Barn, The above property will be sold very low. Title iiidispnlable. by E. K. Street. on the road leading from the river road to the iiirnpike. Block. N S BAILEY. Lumber! Lumber! AT THE OLD WELL LANDING. sold very low for CASE-I._viz : 100.000 feet Timber assorted sizes. 200.000 1; inch plastering Laib. 60,000 feet Boards and Plank. 30.000 feet wide and clear Boards. 25.000 feet Clap boards. 5,000 Piece Boards. 3,000 hemlock Boards. 2.000 dress Plank. 2,500 Scantling. . Hardware, Cutlery, Hollow IVa'.re, Mechanical Tools, Cabinet Trimmings, Iron sf Steel. Nails, Paints, Oils, and Glass, wholesale and retail. THE subscriber having made arrangements to receive most of his Goods direct from the manufacturer, is enabled to otler to merchants and others, in his line, as low as can be pur- chasedin New York. Among his assortment may be found: English and American knob and mortice Locks, Pad, chest. trunk. box, till, draw 8: close! Locks. Square, long, escuicbeou. Norfolk and patent Latches, Parliment, broad, loose, Clark’s and table Buns, James’ Screws, assorted. from g I03 inches, Brads do. from 1-2 to 2 inches, Tacks (lo. from 2 1 2 to 2402. Ivory, light and dark horn, buck and bone han- dled Knives and Forks, A great variety of fine and low priced pocke Cuilery; do. do. do. Scissors and Shears, Flat, round, and half round, taper. and mill Saw Files; wood. horse. and shoe Rasps. Glass and wood Knobs, screw do. bed caps. do Keys, Table Casiors, do. Butts. Shovel and Tongs: long, short and swing frying Pans; Brass Kettles, Pots, Kettles. Bake Pans. Spi- ders, Skillets, High Pans, Steamers, Stove Ket- tles, Tea do. and Fire Dogs. Mill. >4 cut, hand, panncl, back. whip and key hole Saws; Angers, do. Bills, Carpenters’ Planes, Premium Plows, cradle and grass Sytbes, Shovels. Spades; Cut Nails, from 3:) fine to 6 inch: American and French \Viudotv Glass, from 62.8 to 16x22. A complete assortment of Points and Oils. English square, round, and flat Iron; Swecds square and flzitdo.; American round, oval. flat and square do.; hoop and band tlo.; cast, Eng. blister. German, spring and American Steel; Window Blinds and Sashes. UniouPumps, dict-. A large assortment of the above Goodsjust received, which merchants and other purchasers are invited to examine. W. C. STRI-II-2'1‘, West side ofthe Bridge,opposite Hoyt’sLandiug. Norwalk, Oct. 6. 1841. N. B Interest will invariably be charged on accounts on which credit is given after90 days- Ha rd Ware, 0 U TL E R Y, 4.. VIVHE subscriber olI'ers for sale as cheap as can be found in any establishment in Fairfield County, a large and complete assort- ment of H ARDWARE. CUTLERY. 82¢-. among which may be fonnd— [Saws F-land, panel, cumpass, cross cut.back and iuill English and American Chisels of all sizes English and American Drawing Knives Fore.jac.k. smoothing. match and rabbit! Planes Braces and bills of all kinds Concave and common Angers Hollows and Rounds, sash planes, Grecian ovals t). G. and Filletis, side rabbitt, beads and plows Common and mortice Gouges Iron and steel squares,beve|s and try squares Plane irons ofall sizes and qualities A large assortment ofsliell and anger bitis Broad and narrow Axes Iron strap hinges all sizes [Locks Rim, upright. mortice, till, Iriink. chest and pad Clark's, coinrnon, table and Parliament Butts Plows and casiings—-manure forks Cast steel, English and Amer. shovels A-spades Bed keys &. screws—-escutcheon 8: glass Knobs Crow-bars cart and wagon boxes “Trace. halter, dog and lo--k chains [sticks \Vell v. heels and rope-—brass and iron cantile- lron cook pols bfall size'§ brass and iron kettles Carvers table and desert knives and forks Sauce and frying pans—gridirons Wash tubs and boards—-door mats Blacking, horse. scrubbing & whitewash brushes Cast iron furnaces, spiders,and fire dogs Shovel and tongs. stub scythes, window glass sashes. &.c. &c. A full assortment of Iron and Steel. English Iron wagon tyre, from lj to 13 iiicb all thicknesses English do cart do from 25 to 3 inch Swedes do " do from 2; lo 3 do American do round do from 1,1, to 3 do Do do square do from 1 to § do I-loop and Band Iron, all widths Snunderson dc Co's best quality cast steel 3, and got-iagon. and 14. I, Q. 3. sqtiare. All these articles kept constantly on hand and for sale by Ciuts. lsancs. I’ease’s lloarhound Candy. l)ECO.VIMENDED by our most popular ‘v Pl]yslCll.llS for the speedy alloying of Coughs, checking'Colds. and abuting lnIlama- tions in the Lungs and Throat. For sale by EDWIN .L(iCK\\'0t)D. Agent for Norwalk. Aug. 10th 1841. . Read ye that have Eyes! T is said and said truly, that Pctzse‘s Hoar- hound Candy is a cure for Cnnghs——Colds -—Hozirness-—IrriIation ofthe Throat—-\Vhoop- ing Cough, &:c., that it is so. can be proved by more than Three Thousand Certificates. None ' is Genuine unless signed J. Pease 6: Son. 45 Division. Street. Sold by E 6.’. W E BISSELL. Norwolli. Nov. I7. 1841. GOOD US’ received, a fresh supply of Peases Clarified Essence of Horehound Candy, \ odhouse and other out buildings, a first rate which Is l‘lglIl)’_"3°°mm°0‘l5d ll" ¢‘0“.‘=’ll-9- 301553: wen Dem. me ‘door. a ],,,.ge ,,,,m1,e,-,,f (mi; and /zoarscness, errzlalzon of the throat, Ct1l(ZTrllS, shade trees, with about halfan acre of ground. CTOUP. 1!-‘/l00P1”s.’~ Pdlpllallofl 0ft/l€ll€fl7‘l-<§‘6- 6'0- Mi-:ssns'.J. P1-ms!-; do Son. 45 Division street: Sirs—-Allow me to address a few linesto you A150, For sale 8 13,,;[d;,,g L0, 120 fi_ (mm, in relation to your valuable remedy for coughs by 200 d,_.,,,,,s;,,,,,,ed di,-ecny Wes, ,,f,b,,, ,,W,,ed colds, hoarseness, irritation ofthe throat. The writer was severely and painfully affiicied with 190,- pafliculafs a hoarseness ofthree months standing: I made inquire ofthe subscriber at his store in Bnr'iall’s "I31 °ID"m9"°U-‘3 3dV8TlISed feffledles. all I0 D0 _ _ NW 23_ 45 efiect. Al the time of my afflictionl resided in 0Yd€!'S in hlsllfle. St. Johns, New Brtinswich. America; my voice l'€1V0rS I0!‘ 1349- He has 0“ him‘-I “Pd °°"5l";“t was so far gone tbatI could notarticulate above ly manufacturing.Gent|emen’s.LadIes.andMiss- a whisper, and I feared my voice was gone en- 98 tirely. HE,subscribers now offer ‘for sale a full iained Pease’s HorehoundCandy; I made use assortment of LUMBER, which will be oftwo large packages of the same, and I most tended 130 unqualifiedly say that I now have the full com- Di1"il'-‘lH- BOWP3 Patent Le"‘he’O"°’8h°e9sf°‘ I reside in New York, and here I ob- mand of my voice, and so great a blessing has itbeen to me that I feel bound to communicate my case to the public. DA.\ni:r. E. SMITH, 149 Cherry st. P. S.—I send you this certificate for the pur- pose, ifyou please, of publishing it. Please do 30. D. E. 5 For sale by T. L. 66 J. R. PECK. Old \V(-ll. Dec. I5. 1840 300 bunches Shingles. 25,000 square and mi. Pickets. 2_00 2 inch spruce Plank. Cut and Wrought Nails. ' Spikes, Lime, Paints. Oils. Glass, écc. constantly on hand, al, of wbicli will be sold cheap for cash, by Oct. 23. 1840. "P. L. & J. R. Pitolt. VARNISH. OPAL. and BRIGHT VARNISH, for sale by W. C. Samara. XTRA WHITE LEAD. for. sale very cheap by W C SAMMIE. June 2!. Dry Groods. UST received at the Old Well, a large and general assortment, consisting in part of ~ Pilot and Beaver Cloths, Broadcloihs and Sati- uéts. of all qualities and prices —wbite, red and yellow Flannels, Moleskins, «lac. Also, a variety ofPnnts. for sale cheap, by T. L. & J. R.PECK, Old Well. Oct. 6. 1841. IOLIN. VIOLINCELLO dc GUITAR . STRINGS-—for sale by E 6L Vt’ E BISSELL. ’*- L... CABIIVET FURNITURE JAMES .A. TINDALL would respectfully inform the inhabitants ofNorwalk and its vicinity, that he has recently opent:-daCABINET WARE ROOM a few doors north of - " J. I-looker’s market, where he intends to keep on hand. a general assortment of FURNITURE. manufactured of the best m'aterials,andin the most modern style, which be will sell on reasonable terms. Norwalk. April 27. 1840. 25 Cabinet Furnitlu'e.’._ ._ NE IV ES TABLISHMENT. THE subscriber having takentbe shop of V'V.A. Barlow. a few rods east of the Bri-lge,wishes to call the at- tention of the public to his establish- ment where he intends keeping a _eneralassortment of articlesin his line--such as Bureaus, Mahogany and Cherry Tables, Stands, Work Tables and Washstaiids, French and common Bcdsteds. (See. Also. a large assortment of Chairs, Maple. Fancy Winsi)r,& Kitchen, Boston Rockers, do . wl.-ich he will endeavor to sell as cheap as any one in the trade. , Prompt personal attention will at all times be oaid to repairing and jnbbing. J. P. VVRIGHT. Norwalk, April‘9, 1841. 22 Cheap Crockery AT THE OLD WELL. ERSONS who are in want of Crockery at - reduced prices willdo well by calling upon the subscriber who have in stoic a large assort- ment saved from the wreck ofthe ship Arethus.-, which will be sold lowerthan can be purchased at any other establishment in the county by Oct. 28, 1840. T. L. & J. R. Pack. CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD AND HAIR. Strange it is that persons who attend strictly io personal cleanliness, baths, ézc. should ne- glect the Head—ilie Hair—ihe most esseniial— the most exposed—and the most beautiful when properly cared for. ofall the gifts of the Crea- ior. Perfectly free may it be kept of dandrafl or semi‘ with a certainty that the hair cannot fall out, by the use of the Balm of Columbia. Ladies, will you make your toilet without this article? I answer fearlessly, No, ifyoii have once tried and experienced its purifying effects 4-its sweet perfume. A hundred articles have been put forth on ilie credit of this--the only first—Ihe only real- lv valuable article. A mass oftesiiniooy from till classes to these facts. LOOK OUT--Couuierfeiis are abroad, look always for the name of CUMSTOCK 5.: CO. on the splendid wrappers, and net er buy it with- out that name. For sale only in Norwalk by John A. Weed and by \Vebb dc V\’hite, Stamford, From the Bcslon C/ironz'cle, Jan. I6. VVe see by an advertisement in another col- umn that Mcssrs. Comsiock dc Co., the Agents for ()ldridge’s Balm ofColumbia, have depu- ll€S to sell that article in Boston and elsewhere. We know a lady ofihis city whose bairwasso nearly gone as to expose entirely her phrenolo- gical developeiiienis, which. considering that they beiokened a most amiable disposition, was not in reality very unfortunate. N(:V€flllHl€$S she rnournetl the loss nflhclts that she had worn and, after aye-ar’s fruitless resort to miscalled resioraiives. purchased. some months ago, a bot- ile or two of Oldridgc’s Balm, and she has now ringleis in rich profusion, glassy, and of raven blackness. VVe are not putfiing-—noi-ic of the commodity has been sent to us, and, indeed, we do not want any, for though we were obliged to wear a wig a year ago. we have now. through its virtue, hair enough, and ofa passable quali- ty ofour own. DARING FRAUD. The Balm of Columbia has been irritated by a notorious connieift-iter. Let it never be purchased or used unless it have the signature- uf CO.‘v‘iSTOCK do CO. on a splendid wrap- per. This isihc only external test that will se- cure the pnblic from deception. Address COMSTOCK 6: Co. \Vholesale Druggisis, New York, 71 Maiden Lane. For sale only in Norwalk, by John A. “Feed. and by Webb 1!: \Vhiie, Stamford. g_ AVE You a Cough !---Do not neg- lect ii l——'I‘housztnds have met a prema- iure death for the want of a little attention to a common cold. Have you a cough ?-- Rev. Dr. Bartholo- mew's Expcciorant Syrup, a safe medical pre- scription, containing no poisonous drugs, and used in an extensive practice for several years. will most positively afiiml relief. and save you from that awful disease pulmonary consumption, v. hich usually sweeps into the grave, hundred.- of ilie young, the old, the fair, ilie lovely and the gay. Have you a cough l—Be persuaded to pur- chase a bottleofihis Expectorani Syiup to day! To moiruw may be too late. Have you a cough ?—Bartholemew's Ex- peciorani'Syrup is the only remedy you should take to cure you. For this plain reason :—That in no one of the thousand cases where it has been used, has it failed to relieve. For sale at thedrug store of Comstock 51. Co. and at nearly all respectable Drug Stores. Sold by Comstock 6:. Co. 71 Maiden Lane.- In Norwalk, by John A. Weed only, and by Webb 65 Wliiie Stamford. BOOT AND SHOE STORE. THE subscribe. wo ild return his thanks to the public for their patronage through the year 1840, and hopes by his attention to all 1 Boots and Shoes, and Cacks. Measures tak- en, and work done by experienced workmen. Orders thankfully received and punctually at.- He has forsale India Rubber and Ladies and Gentlemen. 0 FINDlNGS—A generalassortmentkeptcon stantly for sale, cheap for cash. No. 3, 5, 10, 12, Thread ; Twist, Silk, patent stabbing Thread, Shoem‘aker’s Kit, Hammers, Pincers, Rasps, Shouldei-Sticks, Float Files,3 square Files, and every article usually called for in the oemaking line. HENRY HANDES. shNoi-walk. Jan. 1 I842. TOBACCO. F. BETTS’ Tobacco, for sale by the o’ quantity at Factory prices. by HUBBELL 66 Co. I 842. IDDLEBOOK’S ALMANACKS. for 1842, for sale by the dozen, hundred, thousand. or at retail. by J. A. Wnn. ‘ YDRAULIC 8; SPERMACETI CAN- DLES,-For sale by JonrrBcnaA1.x.. to merit a continuance oftheir‘ _, . ,1. Vr_ur_-,-...$V,,:f,-,vi- : _ , .uu.«n-a-,-«-.-—t-5-in - wvunwawwm - - I C ‘ .m -—_..- HARTFORD co. MUTUAL B F IRE Insurance Co.--This Com pany was incorporated in May, I831. The", are now about 8000 members, mosilv Farmers. who have united to insure each other against loss by fire. Each member is charged on the books of the Company from 6 I012 per cent premium on the amount he has insured, vary- ing according to the nature of the risk, which is all the insured risks. The capital stock of the compa ny, or premium charges, is now $472,000 and rapidly increasing. The comp. do not in. sure so as In loose more than $5.000 by any one fire. Onjcining the co. each member pays in 33, per cent on the amount of his premium charge. For instance. a house standing 4 rods front any oiherbuildiug. and insured for $1,000 to! 3 years, the premium charge would be $60, and the lYl‘_‘IIlI)f'l" pays 3} per cent on the $60, ‘Vhlcli IS 5:’--Policy and application $1 more. In this way the co. thus far, have been able to pay all losses and the expenses of the office, and have a surplus on hand, without taxing the meinliers. The subscriber renews expiring-pol- ictes for 3'7; cents, for 3years. L. M. S'r1-:vi-zns, Agent for Norwalk and surrounding towns. Oflice at the store of(.-lrunian &’t_Co_ Can, punctually attended in. IL,‘ Norwnlk. Dec. 2.1841. 5'6 f I» s Insurance. I-Ioward Insurance Company, New Yo CAPITAL 300.000. TIIE Subscriber continues the Agency‘ of this company. in this place,and will etlect insurance in bebalfofsaid compery against loss- es by lire, on buildings or other property, on terms as favorable as any other similar insliiu. lion. ,Evt-ry man may have the opportunity for atriflingsum.ofproteciing himsellagainsi the ravages of that destructive element, which of- ten, in a single hour sweeps away the earnings of many years. GEORGE ST. JOHN. Norwalk, August I7. 1840. 40 Protection Insurance Co. IJA R TFO RD. CONN. ILLIAM J. S'I‘REE'I‘.Age7it. offers to insure Houses, Stores, i’Iills. Factories, Barnsandthe contents of each, together with every othersimilar species of property, 2-5.‘ Agrttnst Loss or Damage by Fire, The rates ofpremiiim ollered, are as low as those ofziny other similar Inslitutiomand every man has now an opportunity. fora triflingsum, tnproiect himself against this destructive ele- moiimvliichoftenin asinglehounsweepsaway the earnings of many years. Norwalk. Nov. I1. IS‘-ll. 1 ‘‘ C1100]. Books stationery, &c.—- The subscriber is now prepared to furnish Schools and Academies with every description of school and classical books, and all kinds of stationery, cheap for cash or approved credit. Also, a well selected stock of Miscellaneous Books, among which are Bibles of all kinds, Prayer books in every variety ofbinding. Hymn books of all kinds, sacred and secular music, ézc. all which were bought for ca.-ab,and will be sold accordingly. J A WEI-ID. Coal ! Coal ! ! AT THE OLD WELL LANDING. HE subscribers oder for sale at lowest mar kei prices, a cargo of thebest quality of PEACH ORCHARD SCHUYLKILL COAL. Those persons who wish to get their supply at the ltmest summer prices will do well to take the advantage of the low prices of freighis early in the season,asii is probable the prices of coal will advance in consequence ofilie high price of freight in the fall. Old Well. Aug 3. T L 6.’. J R Pi-tcx. IOR NE W YORK. 55‘ THE New Sloop Jlfary A Se/leek. Capt. T. K. Merrill, has commenced her regular trips to N. . _ York-—Jzimcs Slip, leaving Hoyt’: Landing every Tuesday evening. The sloop Young Barber, Capt. Grumman, will also continue her regular trips, leaving I-]oyt‘s Landing every Saturday evening, so long as the business will warrant her running. These vessels will receive all kinds of freight— inarket stuif, 65c. common to the packeting business. It will be the entbavorofilie subscriber to give satisfaction to all who are pleased to favor him with their business. NOAII Si-:LLi;cK. Norwalk. Sept. 20, 184]. if-15 FOR NEW’ YORK. 'I in: fine fast sailing sloop MARY WILLIS.Capt. Wi1.L1s J. Ml-ZRRITT, will commence her‘ . regular weekly trips to New Slip, New York. as soon as the weather will permit, leaving Norwalk, (East side the Bridge.) every Tuesday evening, and returning will leave New York every Saturday, throughout ilie season. All kinds of Marketing and Freight will be rec ceived on accommodating terms. Capi.Merriti tenders his acknowledgments to hiscusiomers and friends, for their patronage during the past season,and solicits a continu- ance oflheir favors. Norwz-.lk. Feb. 15. 1841. 14 CHINA, GLASS, Earthen Ware. AT CITY WHOLESALE PRICES. L. 6: J. R. Peck. have in store a large a and splendid assortment of the above Goods which enables them to sell at prices much lower than can be had at any other establish- ment in the couniry. Call and see before pur- chasing elsewhere. Old VVcll, April 27 1841. GRIND S TONES. new supply offirst quality Grind Stones, for sale by HUBBELL 62. Co. ARRING’S ANTHRACITE COAL FURNACE-—a cheap. and durable ariclei, for sale by S. 6.’. L. CURTIS. FLOUR by the barrell or smaller quantity for sale by N S <55 S H BAIIIY. SHAD. A Quantity of Half Bbls. New Shad, for sale by HUBBDZLL 65 Co. WAIIYIS Panacea for the co re of Scruf- ula or Kings Evil, sypbilitic and mercurial diseases, ulcers. sores and all diseases of the skin. for sale by W E Bissx-21.1.. LEACI-I’D. Sperm. Lamp Oil, of a su- r'or uality, for sale by PM’ q NSALSI-IBim.mr. ONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD in half barrels, for sale by W C SAMMIS. I1"-JS.—Simmons. Watson. Beers, and Gregory's Axes, by the doz. and single, for sale by W C S1'iu:c-r.~ N. B. Superior polished Cntsteel Axes in II. 5 i 3.: 3." it
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