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HE subscribers have on hand a large sup-
ply of material for Tombstones and ir1i_oiit1-
meats, and are desirous of serving the Pllb ‘C ‘D
their line on terms more favorable than the)’
have been able to do heretofore. and at a cgité
siderable reduction from the prices deinan :8
by itinerant dealers rotn other sections. Ode
no trifling expense attenils the common In I
ofseeking out jobs. llley 90," olrer to Sgfppi
orders left at their yard. at ["1935 3‘ ‘£33 big;
or twenty per cent. less than lhfy ‘ire l. 08
able to afford the same qualllb’ 0‘ ‘WI l,':)':l m‘]h‘e
past. That this is not mere lasser twin for
public are invited to call_ ant nicer me-
themselves. Much dCC€_P"l"“ hf“ 6°" rpties
ticeil upon those tinacqiiatntcd witlithe qua t k-
of marble and the rlillerenl 5-Il"'~‘d‘35'°l dwdort
mauship by me class of iiinerants allu e 0-
The truth of this is plain to the most SUP‘3l'
ficial observer by a comparison of the hstlone:
introduced from abroad with those “’h.'c 1?‘/,
been erected by the subscribers. It is ar 80
that the prices paid by some memberso on?
community to foreign dealers ‘have ran(get
conside,-abiy abovra, those for which t_li:_ut; ted’;
signed have been in the habit ‘of fur_I1|S mo
same article. Let: those wiio Wish 10 Eur’
chase, at leasttest the truth of these assertions
and give their patronage where economy 508'
gesls. ‘E. PRICE 6:‘. b0N- 7
Norwalk. Feb. 14: 1842'
PAINTS AND OILS-
-. _ L d Neals-foot
IC1;I',iS.E\B;¢B:]iiYi;ai*Groii'i:[:l')€:ll] and Yellow’
9 2: ’ ’ ,* ,- -
ground in oil; LainpBlack, l‘urpen.tne,rl13lack
Lead, Venetian Red, yellow.Ochre. Lyt] 31:8?»
Red Lead, Cppal. Japan 6.: brtglht 1Y£l1‘nlSi.",lPsllil;
ty. Tar, Rosin. Oaknm. and al °' 6,’ at &' R
the Point line, for sale cheaP- by '1 ' ‘S42’ '
PECK. South Norwalk. March-‘I '
The Place to bu)’ 390!“ Cheap‘
HE subscriberlias iustreceived pl laargfagi
sortment of Books. an v Worm
collection ofStantlard and i\'1 iscel aneous l._ _ -~
-which will be sold at prices to defy conip_e 31?:
Those in wall‘ will l’.‘°".5° Cisubindoiiizilntiiiii
themselves. You will find it life Imwfiqll co].
and lluallly from 23 m $8. 8 30 ‘tiered: in this
lectioii of Erayét; Books ever 0
place from ..s toao. . ‘ ,-.
Anutials and New Years Gifts fir 18~ll1.l>ha|
reduced prices. Blank Books in any (W3 . yd‘
of every kind, price and quality, 211:0 receétsrezf
'~l'"l”?= me pashweek a few hudmD:tiolcli>.)’plnew
Punersi I-ummncal Readerdan -it.New York
Arithmetic, for sale_bV lb‘? "z‘,”‘I‘J,f 0,. Na o_
P"'lCC3- A few C°P‘°S "r S60.“ 5 I 6 'th oilier
ieon; Spark’s life of VVi1Sllll1glOD.|(;tVls cheap
historical tiooiis. V~‘l“°‘” “”“ b°N5°3 gunallk
as the cheapest, at the old stanqv B.FsELL. .
Buildings. . 9 ~ ”
Nnrtvzilk, Oct. 184... -
NEW’ Bo_oks.—‘
history of the life of lid‘
ward, the Black Pr:I‘lc<'
bvG.P.R. James» lhc
Two Admirals, by COOP‘
I . l - l History of
another life by the 8l.1lll0.f.OfN¢]lul:a ‘
Enthusiasm ; Memoir of Mrs. DWli°:'-l{a_"‘l,d 2:5
Grant by the Rev. H. G.O. Dwight, l . issiu y
i Persia - Evenings with the Chrontelefsa by
Ii). M Ev’at*S; Heroines of sacred hlsfllllfy :3?
u - ‘ ~ S
Mrs, Sieeie, also a large assortment 0 too
- ts 'ust received by
suitable for prescll :3 W E BNSELL
. ~ ’ $1 per
XES.-6 Doz. VVilson s Axes at H
piece, for salg_l)“3_I‘__"I‘___I:_§'_J R£l'_:"_K_'_
“”"”".f_ " Brick
0 Biiiii}l<Eei's.—-100.000_Sa‘lmn" . ,
1.5U.0003E1Oal't(il3 }Bricli1. blgltlflof
Lime, Also. _ "353" . ' '
Pr.ces to suit the times} El)! 1812
South Norwalk.April 27. - -
er, Physical Tiieory of
‘X’
:__-:-_r_ ,
Consumption on Liver °Compaint.
' R. '_l‘AYLOR’S Balsam of Li_v-
- el‘Wo_l’t.-—This Medicineis really doing
wonders. Never, within medical history, has
eight years has this remedy maintained its
position against every species of imposition,
fraud and counterfeit. '
Taylors’s Balsam of Liverwort to be a certain
remedy for this complaint,as I have used it
myself and found its effects immediate.‘ .1
was much troubled untilI made use of tnis
medicine. M. L. Hi-:i~'sriAw, 211 Mangin st.
Iloars/mess--Curcd.—For the cure of
hotirseness I can strongly recommendDr. Tay-
lor’s Balsam of Liverwort. I have not only
found great benefit, but many of my congrega-
tion by my recommendation have received great
lieriefitfrom its virtue. It is at once mild,efIi~
cacious and harmless. REV. Az. LEWIS-
Sevcre Coughs and Colrls.——I have had a
most severe cold and cough» for a long titne
which I could notget rid of. After using many
uselessthings I tried Taylor’;-i Balsam of Li-
verwort, audit cured me in a few days.
JAS. B. KERRINOCK.
Raising ofBloorl.—-About two weeks ago I
had a fall, which caused me to spit large quan-
tities of blood, which nothing could cure until
I tried Doctor Tayior’s Balsam of Liverw0l_’l-
'l‘he medicine gave me immediate reliefand in
a very short time effected an entire cure. Let
all personstry it.
Hucu Me GARVEY, 22 Cannon st.
SUMMER COMPLAINT.— The Balsam
of Liverwort in several cases of this disease.
where all other remedies applied by physician,
have proved ineffectual, has produced a perfect
curn.
SURPRISING CURE OF CONSUMP-
TION. —-Mr. R. Gladdin, of Delhi, N. Y. of a
naturally consumptive constitution, has been
saved from an untimely end by the U58 0fDl-
Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort. A severe cold
brought on an attack of Pleurisy. and thus
ended in general debility and consumption. A
constant cough, hectic flush, restless nights.
qtiick pulse, and continued loss‘of flesh. auger-
ed a speedy death ; but as soon as I commen-
ced the use of this Balsam I grew better,. and
arn-now fully restored to health. ’ _
SHORTNESS OF BREATI-1.—For this
disease. I have always found Dr. Taylor's Bal
«am of Liverwort an excellent remedy. It is
at once so safe and so effective, that Ialways
rise it in my practice. and recommend it to my
friends. I have used it in some hundreds of
cases within the past four years, and I have
never had it fail. In many cases of asthma. l
frilly believe it to have been the_meaus ofsav-
ing precious lives. Let all use Il-
GEORGE Ram-tr. M. D.
Nonegenuine btit that prepared at 375 Bow-
ery. New York, as will be seen by the labels
and wrappcrs on each bottle: Be sure you look
when you buy. The genuine can always be
nbtained ofthe Subscriber’s Agent for Norwalk.
Joan A. Warm.
Nnrwn lk, April 20th, 1842. 61
T HE subscriber hasjust 1‘.eceived_a v_erV fine
lot of Watches and Jewelry which Will
be sold at a cheap rate. Fine, gold case, full
jeweler] Lever \V:itches, at $50, full Jeweled
jSilver Levers at 825, very fine Lepine ex-Ira
iewels, for $15, common seapement watches
it proportion. Gold guard keys at 1’29._Sf§m9
as formerly sold at $3; elegant ladies brilliant
breast pins, very.clieap;« finger rings of all
prices and descriptions; thermometers, spoons,
tea pots, knives and forks. pen knives, scissors.
&c. &c. Very fine Brass Clocks, polished O.
G. frames for 335. Wood Clocks for $25 and
$3, warranted. Li~:vi CLARK.
AT C0st.—The subscriber of-
fers to the public his entire stock of
.,;. Groceries and ready made clothing.
*5’? at cost until the first day of April
next. at his store it few rods East. or Norwalk
Bridge. _
Also, he offers to rent the said store for one
or more years and possession given on said first
of April ntxt. _
N. B. All persons indebted to the subscriber
are requested to make immediate payment.
EDWIN Locxwoon.
Norwalk. March 6. 1843.
._...______.._.___. _
. <7 (1 NIC-
YE Stiitii‘s.—Cam\\n0d- L0-W0” t
wand, Hyper Nic, VVi)od, Red \V0l_3d:
Fustic. Madder by the barrel or less_ll"_a’""§r
Blue Vilriol, Red Tartar. Indigo Verdiizrls. All-
um. Copperas. Exlmcl L"gw°°d.' ézciirfiiga 8
cheap. for cash onlv, by J t. M. -
§L.—Wiuter Strained Bleached Sperm
Oil of very superior t1uall.‘I)’~Af°{V5::).by
ILBE.-,Rv1u§ Leather‘ Pireserva;
tiVc——For renovating Old Lt-’3l=llCl' 3”
})r(=,S6l'\"ll]g new. for sale by J A ‘W El-.1).
TOCKS.Scai'fs,Cullars and Bosoms.for sale
Chem, by LEVI CLARK.
OFFIN Plalesfuriiished at short notice by
Q Li-zvi CLARK-
EEESEI ’_l‘eas.—--Five chests Hyson.
_ Y0,,,,.. Hy,-on, and Souchoog rf‘eaS,jti:-it
received and for sale atlowppflicgi 33/R P'ECK.
—T3ouri of Probate—District of Norwalk-
State of Connecticut.
CYRUS A. i\‘lr:An. Esq. Judge.
T a Court of Probate. holden at Norwalk,
within and for the District of Norwalk. on
the 11th day of April. A. D. 1843, upon the
Petition of Hanforil Davenport. _ofNew Canaan
Guardian of Sarah Seeley. 3 m‘“°l' under we
age of21 years, showing to this Court that said
minor owns an undivided right in a certain tract
ofland lying in said New Canaan. in quantity
about eleven acres, with the buildings standing
thereon, and bounded North by Enoch St. John
East bv highway. South by Lewis Richards and
west by Amos Ayers, and praying for liberty to
sell the same. as per petition on the file will ap-
pear :—Ordered that Monday the 19th. day of
June next, at 10,o’clock forenoon, be assigned
fora hearingon said petition. a‘. the Probate
Ofiice in said Norwalk: and said petitioner
was directed to give notice thereof. by lfubllsh‘
iugthis order in a newspape_r printed in N0_r-
walk, three weeks successively, at least six
weeks before said day of assignment.
Ame,-,i_ R. A. Wu.LiAit1s Clerk. 15
BE Court ofProbale for the District pf
Redding, hath liiniied and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors
to the estate of
Aaron By/inglon,
late of Red-ling deceased, to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their claims. properly attested , within
said time, will be debarred ii. recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment to
BIARY BYl.‘1G'1‘0N, Exccutrix.
Bedding April 6,1843. 1
Court of Probate—Dislrict of Norwalk-
Siate of Connecticut.
CYRUS A. MEAD, Esq. Judge.
T ii. Court of Probate. holden at Norwalk.
f within and for lite District of Norwalk. on
the 11th day of April, A. 1843.
Upon the Petition of Minot .Crofoot of New
Canaan. in said district, guardian of Caroline
Seeley, Aaron C. Seeley and Mary A. Seeley.
minors under the age of twenty one years.
showing to this court that said minors own _an
undivided right in a certain tract of land lying
in said New ‘Canaan, in quantity about eleven
acres, with the buildings standing thereon._and
bound north by Enoch St. John. 938' by high-
way,south by Lewis Richards. _and west by
Amos Ayers; and praying for liberty to sell
lhe same, as per petition on file will appear:
Ordered that Monday, the 19th day_0f June
next. at 10 o’clock, forenoon. be assigned I07
a hearing on said petition. at the Probate Oljfice
in said Norwalk: and the said petitioner was
directed to give notice thereof. b)_l Publlslllnfl
this order in a newspaper printed in Norwalk,
three weak: sucpessively, at least six weeks
before sai ay 0 assignment.
.Attest— R. A. WILLIAMS, Clerk. 15
A LBANY Ale.—5O bbls. Albany Ale,
at $5 per barrel, kept constantly on hand
and for sale by Frtnn. ST. JOHN.
ILL’S Lime.—-The subscriber keeps
E constantly on hand and for sale on the
most reasonable terms, a superior article of
Stone Lime, at the old and well known estab-
lishment of the Hill family. Orders for any
amount will be thankfully received. and
promptly attended to. MORRIS Hii._i..
Reading, April6, 1843. 3'15
ARDEN Seeds.-—A large supply of
Garden Seeds. warranted of last years
growth, for sale by J. A. W1-znn.
Baga and common Turnip Seed. for sale
J. A. Wiiiizn.
IVE Geese l~‘eathers.—500 lbss of
prime Northern Live Geese Feathers for
S. & L. CURTIS.
SUGAR Beet Seed, Onion Seed, Rula
by
sale by
Norwalk. March 6. 1843.
ATCIIES and Jewelry.--We
lhink we have as good a stock and
cheap as can be found in the place.
March 25. LEVI CLARK.
OVEN Fronts assorted sizes for sale by
' W C S'l.‘REE'.l‘.
Tickling in the 'l‘hroat.—-I know Dr of ,i,e;, ,-,,,,o,_
I ~;.z gg-xi.-.«i*,\,-_r.,,~¢;-_-.... .,,. ._ )_ .,... --.-. .- -_.,u.~
For New York. .
THE fine , fast sailing Sloop
J u l i a,‘ Captain G. Grumman
will commence her regular weekly
trips, on Tuesday, the 14th instant,
there been a medicine which couldperform so leaving me landing a, Five Mile River, every
miraculous a cure as this is daily doing. Con- Tuesday’ and James Slip’ New y,,,k_ every
5U."lP“°" seems dlsalmed OI "3 l8"°1‘5o and Saturday tlirougiiout the season. Freight and
lalllel C0mPl“l“t Vanlshes 3! °"_°° Wile‘) ‘ills produce ofevery kind taken on the most reason-
admirable vegetable preparation is used. For abie ,e,ms_
The subscriber tenders his thanks to the
public for their liberal patronage during the
past season. and hopes to merit a continuance
WM. C. SAMMIS.
Norwalk. March 12. 1843.
FOR NE W’ YORK.
Regular Trips for the Season.
'I Hi-: fine fast sailing sloop
MARY WlLLlS,Capt. \VrLi.is
J. Mi-:rtru'r'r, will commence lier
-—.-——.-~- . regular weekly trips to New Slip,
New York, on Tuesday. the 7th instant——
leaving Norwalk, (Eastside the Bridge,) every
Tuesday evening,and returning willleave New
York every Saturday, ihrougliout the season.
All kinds of Marketing a_r_id;E_reightwill be re-
ceived on accommodating lerms._
Capt.Merritttenders liisacknowledgmeritsto
hiscuslorners and friends, for their patronage
during the past season,and.solicits a continu-
ance oftheirfavors.
Norwalk. March 1, 1843. ‘
The subscriber wotild inform the
public that he will coiitiuu=e to run
-. his sloops from the west side ofthe
— Bridge (Norwalk) the ensuing sea-
son, to and from New‘ York. viz : the Sloop
Mary A. Selleck. Capt. Byxbee, will leave
Norwalk every Tuesday, and New York every
Saturday. Sloop Domestic, Capt. Merrill.
will leave Norwalk every Saturday and New
York every Thursday, through the season. All
freight taken on the most reasonable terms.-
For further particulars. inquire at the store of
the subscriber, west of the bridge, or eillier of
the Captains on board their respective vessels.
N. B. The subscriber expects to attend to the
business himself, and use his endeavors to ac-
commodate all who may favor him with their
custom. No charges made for storage on freight.
NOAH SELLECK.
Norwalk. March 1. 1843. 9
2 Barrels bleached Sperm, Lamp Oil.
very superior article direct from New
Bedford,just ree’d, for sale by W C S'l‘Rl~Zl-‘.'l‘.
~ «OLLOW-". Wa1'e nianufactureil frotri
_ Scotch pig ore, comprising a full a--sort
inenifor sale by W C S’l‘RI-JET.
II
patcliauly, extract magnolia. cologne.
honey water, lavender water,,_ Florida water.
otto, rose, &c.,jusi received and‘ for sale cheap
at Btssr:r.i.’s
eady Blade ClotIiiiniig.—T L & J R
Peck hnvejust received a lot Over Coats.
Pantaloons, Vests, &c., which will be sold very
low for cash. South Norwalk. Dec-., 1812.
The New 1t.l1ri'oii-.
Every number embellished with an‘
ORIGINAL AND EXQUISITE DESIGN ON STEEL-
Edited by G. P l?Hori'ii‘i'ts,
lLLUS'1‘RATED av J. ‘In. CHAPIN.
'\Vho is engaged exclusive for the wnrrk.
TERMS, $3 has Armuiii--siNoi.E NUMBERS 6 1-4 cts_
In the course ofa few weeks, the undersigned
will commence on his own. account, the publica-
iion ofa NEW SERIES ol'ihe New Your; Mm-
rtori, in the oclavoforrn, on an entirely novel and
original plan, with a steel engraving in every
number, and at the reduced price of Three
Dollars per Anmmi, or 6;} ccnls per copy.
The New MIRROR will appear with many
striking and attractive features, distinguishing
it from every other periodical. It will be pub-
lished with new type, on fine paper, and each
ntimber will contain a beautiful engraving on
steel. designed and etched by Chapman, illus-
trating the letter press which it accompanies,
and which it will invest with peculiar interest.
Besides the contributions of all our extensive
corps ofcorresporidents—whicli embraces most
ofthe talent of this country-—we have made
arrangements for fresh and early translations
from some of the best writers of France, anil for
proof-sheets from several of the popular authors
of England. With such materials. lnd with
such able fellow laborers in the literary tine-
yard, we hope to present to American readers at
weekly journal ofgreat value and unusual ex~
celleuce. The parade o niere names will he
seduoiisly avoided. The llltrtrioit will be re-
markable, we hope rather forgood articles with-
out names, than for poor articles with distin-
guished names. It will embrace in its scope
every department of elegant literature, compri-
sing tales of romance, sketches of society and
manners, sentiment, and every (lay life. piquant
essays, domestic and foreign correspondence.
literary intelligence, wit and humor, fashiori
and gossip, poetry, the fine arts, and literary,
musical and dramatic criticisms. Its reviews
of new works will be careful discriminating and
impartial. It will aim to foster a literature
suited to the taste and desires of the age atid
country. Its tendency will be cheerful and en-
livening, as well as improving. It will seeli
to gratify every refined taste. but never to oflenil
the most fastidious; and it-will ever feel its
dirty to be, to “turn the sunny side ofthings to
human eyes.”
The wqrk will be published every Saturday
in numbers of sixteen super royal pages with
double dolumits. and enclosed in a neat orna-
mental cover. It will form, at the end of the
year, two superb volumes. each of four liunil-
red and sixteen pages, filled with the gems of
literature and the fine arts. -
The very low price at which it will be issued
renders it the cheapest periodical in this or any
other county, considering the cost and beauty ‘of
its FIFTY TWO ENGRAVINGS, and the intrinsic
value ofits literary contents. Those desirous
of receiving the paper from the commencemeiii,
will have it punctually sent to their address
upon their forwarding tothe undersigned, at
No.4 Ann Street, three dollars. free of expense.
Letters, enclosingihe amount ofsnbscriptiou,
may be franked by all Postmasrers. Agents,
carriers. and newsmen. will be supplied on the
usual terms. The cash. system. will be rigidly
adhered to ivillroilt any deviation whale/uer.
Gizoitcr-2 P. Mortars,
Editor and Proprietor,
No. 4 Ann street. near Broadway.
0W is Your 'l‘iIIlte.—Persons wish-
ing to get it supply of Groceries cheap,
can be furnished with them at cost. Terms
cash. JOHN BURRALL.
Norwalk. Feb. 13, 1843.
NB Likewise, persons that are owing the
subscriber, that would prefer settling with hitn
to Mr Camp, can have a chance for a short
time.
PERIVI 0il.—500 gallons winter bleached
Sperm Oil, for sale by F. ST Joniv.
ERSONS Indebt ed to the subs triber, whose
accounts are of more than t‘ tee mentlis
standing, are repuested to make imuiediate
Pfl.VmeDl- W C STREET.
Norwalk, March 8, 1843.
11
ERFUDIERY.-—A large assortment of
HARDWARE.
C U T L E R Y, cs“ 0.
I-IE subscriber offers for sale as cheap as
can be found in any establishment in
Fairfield County, a large and complete assort-
ment of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
among which may be fotind—- [Saws
Cabinet Ware. 1
The subscriber, though not
much ofa politician, is very
desirous of effecting some
“Cabinet Changes.”
He has on,hand, and is inan-
ufactiiring articles of every
9-_->35-.=;' description in his line, which
Piano and Organ Istruclion.
THE subscriber respectfully offers his set‘
vices to the public as a teacher ofthe Piano
and Organ. From his long practice and expe-
rience in music, he feels confident in his ability
to give satisfaction. .
References —Rev. Wm. C. Mead, D. D ;
Stephen Smith, Esq; Levi Clark; Asa E.
Himdt Panel’ °”ml’a53* cross cmtllacl‘ and mm he will ‘change’ for cash at very favorable rates, Smllh; CllaS-I533l-‘S5 3- Camp.-IT; “7m- C-
English and American Chisels of all sizes
English and American Drawing Knives
Fore.jack.stnootliing. matcliand rabbitt Planes
Braces and biits ofall kinds
Concave and eotninoii Angers
Hollows and Rounds, sash planes, Grecian ovals
O. G. and Filletts, side rabbiit, beads and plows
Common and mortice Gouges
Iron and steel squares,bevcls and try squares
Plane irons ofall sizes and qualities
A large assorttiientofsliell and anger bitts
Broad and narrow Axes
Iron strap hinges all sizes [Locks
Rim. upright, niorlicc,till, triinlt.chest and pail
Clark's, corntnon, table and Parliament Butts
Plows and c:istings—manure forks
Cast steel, English and Amer. shovels <3-spades
Bed keys dc screws—escutclieon saglass Knobs
Crowbars cart and wagon boxes ..
Trace, halter, dog and lock chains [sticks
Well wheels and rope—-brass and iron cantile-
Iron cook pots ofall sizes brass antliron kettles
Carvers,'.able and desert knives and forks
Sauce and frying pans-—gridiroiis
Vtfash tubs and boards-—door niiits
Blocking, horse, scrubbing 61. whitewash brushes
Cast iron furnaces, spiders,:inil fire dogs
Shovel auil tongs. stub, scythes, window glass
sashes. &c. &c.
A full a.sso'/'lmenl of I ran
English Inn wagon tyre, from
all thicknesses
anrl Steel.
1}, to 1;} inch
English dr. cart do from 2; to 3 inch
Swedes do “ do from 2,5 to 3 do
American do round do frotn lg to § do
Do do square do from 1 to 3‘, do
Hoop and Bantl Iroii, all widths
Satinderson <56 Co’s best quality cast steel 3 and
§ octagon, and 13. 1, E;-. 3, square.
All these articles kept coristatitly on hand and
for sale by CHAS. ISAACS.
B.l1€.A1'ilE}9Ea’.E3'1l‘1llI’§ lZ"l?.lL_E_.S.
HE subscriber has been agent for the sale of
this valuable mei_licine a nun'iberof_-,vi=ars.
and no doubt has been the means of saving
matiy a life. Ifit was not fortlie many news
paper pulls constantly coining before the ptiblic,
I would just state a few cases of rernzirkablr
cures which have come under my observation.
One Itliinli I may be excused in mentioning as
it is so very important at this season when our
village is visited by so many strangers from the
-zities, some oftlient bringing with them that
ilreaded disease, the small pox. A person
was taken unwell, and hail every syniptorri of
that loathsome. disease. His friends were alarm’d
and began to make preparation to leave the nu
fortunate sufferer to his fate when he. knowing
where to find a remedy. prevailed on them to
repair to my shop and purchase a box of lllt'Sf*
Pills, and strangc—no. not slrarig'e——bi=fore one
box was taken, the disease gave way, and in a
few hours he was about the village looking as
smooth as if no such disease had ever attacked
hisbeatitiful countenance. Delay not a mo-
ment, biil come immediately on _tlie first inti-
mation ofany disease, and the sure remedy is
at hand. LEVI CLARK. 3/I
IEBV Est;:lMiisiimiitcnt.—'l‘lie subscri-
ber has erected a Saw Mill and Carriage
Shop.about half a mile from Norwtilk Bridge.
near Newtown Turnpike, where he intends to
do all kinds of sawing, Carriage making and
repairing. The machinery for sawing is supe.
rior to almost any in the County or State. hav-
ing three kinds of saws. Connected with the
above isaturning lathe with which most kinds
ofturning will be done. It is also intendeil to
accommodate the public with Blacksmsili work
of tnosl descriptions. By reasonable CllEJf(3.~,
assiiluity and pri.-inptncss, he intends to secure
a share of public patronage. Jos. SIIEPHERD.
Norwalli, Oct. 18. 18-12. 43
N. B. The subscriber is also preparing at
his establishment to cut sliingleslo any di-
mcnsions. and in qnantitv losiiit customers.
I
-4..
New fi7:s.s§ii‘iii:.3 lvlaicllliiiiiie 1
HE subscriber has purchased for the
County of Fairfield, a Patent Right for
rnantifacttiring and vending a machine for wash-
ing clothes, new and entirely different from any
thing that has ever been introduced to the public.
antl having used it in his own family for the lasl
eight months. he can with confidence recom-
mend it to this couiinuiiily. The construction
is simple, and the operation so easy that any
one may use it; and the best of all is, it will
not injure the finest linen or cainbric. It does
its work well and with great. facility. The liest
eviilence of its nierits is a fair trial, and this is
just what the tinilersigucil bespeaks foril. Thi-
macliirie may be examined at the stores of \Vtn
C Street, and Charles lsaacs, or at the shop of
the subscriber. DANIEL H FERGUSON.
Norwalk. Dec. 19. 1842. 51
\ N€9'1i‘I€E.—--Tlie subscribe
would oive noliceto hi f" d ' l
.,_. _ , s iien snnr
«V the public in general, that he has
_. taken the machine shop in the
"‘--5? Cotton Mill, a few rods above the
Bridge, where he will be in readiness to attend
to orders for liiiililing muchiriery, and all
kinils of Gr-aritig, Building Models for arty
new kind of tii'.icliiuery,and any other work
iistially done in It machine shop. He will also
_r_z_ive his attention to repairng of the variutisc
k'iids of ptimps now in use. His work will be
ilone with dispatch and in a workman-lilir
manner. A C ARNOLD.
Refer to C/ras. Isaacs, or Levi Clar/c.
Norwalli, Dec. 1, 1841. 55
IvrJs‘ii:«".'s 'a‘obacco.—M rs G B Miller’s
smoking and cliweing Tobacco,bytliegross
-—Snufl’ by thejar, at wholesale prices. by
T L &. J R Pl-‘.CI(.
9'5 Bundles P. S. 1. Nail Rotls,jusl received
I and for sale by W'iti. C. STREET.
CH-EOOL Book Rcp0si'itoii'y.—-Einer-
soii’s first, second and third part Arithme-
tic ; Daboll’s new improved, by the dozen, at
publishers prices.
glish -Dictionary ; Andrews and Stoddard’s
Latin Grammarand Reader: Levizat.-’s French
Grammar; Goodrich’s Greek Grammar; also
an assortment of School Books of every de-
scripiion.just received by W. E. BISSELL.
June bth.
Teachers supplied on the most reesonable
terms
C O ‘>
P oz a is t 3 @ e l 3.
Kegs of white lead. ground in oil. 5
casks Linseed do, 3 do Fish do and
aquantiiy of Lampblack, Litharge, 8550., con-
stanlly on hand and for sale at reduced prices,
26 by FREDERICK ST. Jonn.
‘t OALI Coal !!-—-$5 Per 'I‘oiiii.--100
ions superior Lehigh Coal,just received
and for sale by ' '1‘ L 61. J R I-’};cK.
_ The above coal is warranted to be of a supe
rior quality.
South Norwalli,Dec.1842.
Meadows’ French and En- .
He hasjust returned front New York-with a
full and elegant assortment of Chairs which
were. purchased at the present low cash prices,
and will be sold aecortiingly.
Orders, for Collins and Cabinet \Vare solicit-
ed and promptly executed.
J P. WRIGHT.
Nnrwal li. Marci) 15. 843. 11
CABINET E-‘Uii?.i'k'E’E‘EJRBE AND
Cilil'AEIi‘.§.-
TI-IE subscriber would inform his
friends and the public that he has
on liatid at his old estnblislitnent, a
first rate assortment of cabinet ware
- which he will sell as cheap as can
be found at any establishment in the county.
Chairs at New York prices. Several hundred
bunches of good rushes for sale.
EVART Q_UlN'1‘AR.D.
Norwalk. March '7, 1843.
Eierrislreczc .7 Eisrilrslrcer !
At Soatitia I\\loti'i'raEk Lzuiitlliitrg.
‘ HE subscribers now offer for sale a full
assortment of LUMBER, which will be
sold very low for CASH—viz:
60,000 feet Boards and Plank.
100.000 feet. ’I"imber assorieil sizes.
200.000 15 iucli plastering Ltilh.
30,000 feet wide and clear Board s
25,000 feet Clap boards.
5,000 Piece Boards.
3,000 herrilock Boards.
2.000 dress Plank.
2,500 Scantling.
300 buncliss Shingles.
25,000 square and flat Pickers.
200 2 inch spruce. Plank.
Cut and \Vrought_ Nails. Spikes, Lime,
Paints.Oils, Glass, &c. constautlyon hand, all
ofwliich will be sold cheap forcash, by
South Norwalk. I T L 86 J R PI-ZCK.
SCH-E005. and Classical Books.-
Now on hand and for sale wholesale and
retail by the subscriber, a large assortment of
School and Classical Books, comprising every
book used in the schools in this place and vicin-
ity. in every department oflearning. of the best
ediIions.——all of which were bought for cash
and will be sold as low as at any other Book»
store in the County. Also writing and cyplier-
iiig books. blanks for book-keeping, black and
blueink of superior qtialily, irikslauds, steel
pens, paper. scales and dividers. &c. &.c.
Nov. 1, 1842. J A Wi~:i-In.
4 LOUIE 1 Florin‘! !—’l‘liiriy bbls. Super»
. fine Flour,just received and for sale by
TL & J R PECK.
Sontli Norwalk, Oct. 5. 1842.
URE Gingeit'.——100 Kegs Pure Ginger.
for sale at a reduced price, by
Norwalk. Jan. 10. H UBBELI. & Co.
BIND Stories.--A new supply of Nova
Scotia Grind Stones, a superior article,
inst received and for sale by
June 6th. HUBBELL &‘.CO.
Cloister, Glass,
AND
EAIIRTJIHEN-IVARE.
AT CITY VVHOLESALE PRICES.
T L. & J. R. Peck, have in store a large
0 and spleridirl assortment of the above
Goods which enablesthem to sell at prices much
lower than can be had at any other establish-
ment in the country.‘ Call and see before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Old W'ell, April 27 18-11.
Bags Shot. assorted sizes. just received
fig? and for sale by \Vitr. C. S1-ZREE1‘.
113. §llliERlViiAN’.’§ Iiiciiii iicziiticci Loz-
eiugcs.-—Sliei“tiiari’s Cough Lozciigr-S.
ii stire and rllirctual remedy for coughs, colds,
consumptions. &c. Sltermati’s worm lozenges,
the only certain worm destroyin,«_r medicine ever
tllSCO\-‘Cl'B(.l.', Sliern'ian’s caniphor lozenges for
the immediate relicfofsick or nervous licatlaclie.
palpiiation ofthe heart. and all nervous diseases:
Slierman’s comp. orris tooth paste. just received
W E BISSELL.
’Y
Nortt'all~'. Dec. 5. 1842.
It ii (l>l‘LA§:‘§E§——New Cii'o§>.—'l‘. L. &
J. R. Peck, have just received a lot of
NeW_Crop Molassess in Barrels, a superior
article. foe. Still‘, very low. January 18. 184 '3
QBCESEZE‘ 1i300lk§§, and purses of all
ll. kinds. very useful these hard titties-,as they
are warranted to hold money, ifyou don’l spend
' f.i~;v1 CLARK.
Hoirse For S:.i.‘ie.—’l‘lie sub
scriber offers to sell a horse that is
without a fault. is perfectly sound,
_ kind and gentle. A woman can
drive it. and get over the ground fast enough too,
if necessary. Apply at Grunian’s Dry Goods
Store. 11
I’ii'otcciioii1 IlliS‘dI'allCe Co.
HARTFORD, C'I‘.
§i‘Ei ILLIAM J. ST {E ET, Agcnl,oflers to
insure Iilouscs, Stores, Mills, Factories,
Barns and the contents of each, together with
every similar species ofproperty.
xlgainsl Loss or .Drrmrzgc by F ire.
The rates of premium offered, are as low as
those ofany otlierisimilar Institution, and every
titan hns now an opportunity. for a trifling sum
to protecthimself against this destructive ele-
ment, which often in a single hour, sweeps a-
way the earnings ofmany years.
Norwalk, January 1st. 1843.
‘1]ELEC’l1‘ SCHOOL for Young La-
¢lies.—MRS. SEYMOUR, will open a
School at South Norwalk, for the benefit of
those who wish instruction in any ofthe Eng-
lish Branches. and Needle Work. Particular
attention will be given to moral and intellectual
improvement. Term to commence the 10th
ofApril. 2i12
0 Farmen‘s.—The subscriber oflers for
sale-at prices corresponding with the times,
Plouglis. Plough Castings, Crow Bars, Stone
Sledges, Ox Scrapers, Ox Yokes and Bows,
Manure Forks, Shovels and Spades, Mill and
Cross Cut Saws. \Vagon Tire. Cart and Wag-
on Boxes, Angers, American, Swede and Eng-
lish Iron. &c. &e. Crms. Isimcs.
Norwalk. March 21. 1843.
IE“) ]LE'l‘—A Splendid Store, just fitted up
with an open. glass front, in the most
fashionable style, being No. 4 of Burrall’s
Buildings. It is pleasantly and favorably
located for a Dry Goods, Crockery, or Jewelry
store, or any other nice business. Any one
wishing for a desirable and handsome place for
business,'will suit their advantage by calling
and taking it look. The rent will be reasonable.
Street.
N. B. PIANOS lumrl amZ'rc}m2'1'ccI in the best
manner and on reasonable terms. Any orders
left at the store of W E Bissell, or with the sub-
scriber will meet with prompt attention.
25 Win. A. BAriLow.
PLASTER! PLASTEIE I !
$2 50 P01‘ Ton of 2,240 pounds.
Al Soul/1. Nor2ra.l/.: Lanrling.
ET has been reported that we did not give but
2,000 pounds to the too. We therefore take
this method to inform the public that it is an
error. All those-iii warn of the above will please
call anil examine for themselves.
March 8. T L &J R PECK.
Kegs No. 1, extra, and_ptirc ground,
6
Bellville and Union \Vhilc Lead, for
sale at manufacturers’ prices by
W. C. S'r1tEn'i‘.
]IE§S£‘.i'i'i':'E.l:£3(.‘.
Howaril Insurance Coiiipariy, New York.
CAPITAL, $:'tlf)0.i)0€l.
HE Subscriber continues the Agency of
this Comptiiiy, in this place, and will eflect:
insurance in behalf of said company against-
losses by fire, on buildings or other property,oiI
terms as favorable as any ollte: similar institu-
lion. Every ll)-‘tn may have the Oppolltllllly
for it trifling sum, of protecting himself against
the ravages oftliiit t.lt‘.Sll‘U(:ll\'€: element, which
often. in a single lioucr sweeps away the earn-
ings of many years. GEORGE ST. JOHN.
Norwalk January 1st. 1843.
EN pursuance ofan order of the Hon. Court
of Probate for the District of Norwalk.
dated March 2-3, 1843, public notice is hereby
given that we will meet at the dwelling litiuse
of Joseph Hickok in New Canaan, outlie27lh
day of April next, and the 21st day of Sep-
iernber next, at 9 o’r.-lock, A. M. of said days,
to receive and examine the claims of the cred-
itors of the estate of
T/ii/mas S. Huslerl,
of said New Canaan, assigned to Walls Com-
stock, of said New Canaan.
JOSEPH SlLLlI\lAl\', C . .
HOLLY HAM,‘mD‘% i.-mmissioners.
New Canaan. March 28, 18:13. 3t14
‘1H1LD.REN CRY FOR SHERMAN’S
/ LOZENGES, and_ well they may. for
they are as pleasant as the best peppermint
Catitly. and possess all the properties requisite
for curing them when sick. Dr. SHERMAN is
an r-xpericriccd Physician, and a llielflllef ofthe
Medical Society ofthe city ofNew York. and
has abanilotied a large and lucrative practice
to enable him to lllll'fi(.lll(.‘C Medicine in
this pleasant form. Five year’s experience,
and the consumption ofone hundred and twenty
six tons of his Lozenges, has placed them be-
yond doiibl or uncertainty.
\Voititis Citusr-z DEA'J‘ll, and many suffer for
months. and even years, from 4cm, withotil;
suspecting the cause. They may be known by
a bad breath. picking at the nose, gnawing of
the stomach paleness about the lips and flushed
cheeks, starting in sleep, grinding of the teeth,
pain in the stomach, belly, limbs, and joints,
flaslies ofhcat, chills, drowsiness, lieadaclie, fits,
bad taste in the mouth, dry cough, fevcrisliness,
voracious appetite, leanness. itching ofthe arms
&c. The multitude of cases these Lozenges
have cured is almost incredible, and a failure
ias never been known.
MY Hicitn \ViLL S1'Li'i', is often said by
those who are siibjcct to II lir,-atlaclic. Sherman's
Camphor Lozenges will curt. any case, no triat-
ter how bad in ten iniiiiitcs. Tliey cure palpa-
iation oftlic heart, Sea Sicliricsses, Lowness of
Spirits, Dcsponili-.iicy.Fatigtie and most nervous
Diseases, in that short space of time. They
dispel all the distressing symptoms of a night’s
dissipation. keep up t'ne spirits, and enable Geo.
‘Washington Dixon to walk 75 hours without.
rest orsleep. He said he could not have done
it without them.
Mir Coueii VVILI. KILL Mn say many, anti
still they go on neglecting it till the grave swal-
lowsthcm up. Shcrtnan’sCougli Lozenges will
immediately allay all ordinary cases. They
cttre the most obstinate, recent ones, in a few
hotirs, and never fail to do so. In Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Cough attending measles,
and tightness of the chest; they give instant re-
lief. In Coiisiiniptiou, where death has not set
his seal, these Lozenges will restore the bloom
in the clieek and health to the otherwise lost
patient. They have cured a great many persons
that had been given up by their physician and
friends.- Their celebrity for curing Coughs and
Colds so quick and easily is known throughout
the civilized world, and the demand for them is
beyond the conception of all. Only think of‘
five or six Lozenges, as pleasant to the taste as
a common sugar plumb. curing the most dis-
lressing Coughs in less than thirty minutes.
RIlEUMA’I'lS AND LUMBAGO, Pain and Weak-
ness in the Breast, Side, Back, or any part of‘
the botly. Female Weakness, Falling of the
VVomb, Piles. &c. cured by Sherman’s Poor
Man’s Plaster, which cost only 12.; cents. Ap-
plied to corns, it draws them out by the roots
wiiliout the least pain. When such men as the
Hon. Aaron Clark, Hon. Ed. J. Porter. Hon.
B. B. Beardsley, Rev. Darius Anthony Rev
Sebastian Streeter, Rev. Mr. Handcock, Doc
tors ’\’lotl, Rodgers, Smith, and Vanderpoo,
Col. C. S. Benson and Major Upham, lend their-
sanction, with the thousand ofothers that have
‘oecn cured by using Sliernian’s Lozenges, none
can doubt their great and unquestionable virtues,
W./irinnousi~;, 106 Nassau street, New York,
Agent for Norwalk, JOHN A. W1-zen. 4?:
For sale also, by I J Booth Stratford; Wm
B Dyer, Bridgeport; C B Wakeley, Fairfield ;
J W Taylor, Westport; R Iloyt, Stamford;
P Arkney, Greenwich; Lockwood 66 Finch,
N. Stamford ; S C Sillimau. Jr, New Canaan ;
Wm A Sturges, Norfield; Abbott 66 Frost. and
J H Meeker. Redding: Judd 66 Corning. Beth»
el; David Pierce, Danbiiry. 152
EN UIN E ;Sw:ii’u_in’s Panacea for the
cure of Scrofiila. &c. at BissaL1,’s
(DOTS & S110],-]§—NeW stock...
The subscribers have just received"a new
supply of Boots and shoes which will be sold
at prices that eaiinoifail to pleaseihe purchaser.
'1‘ L (S: J R Peers.
South Norwalk. Jan. 18, 1843.
LIGHTS Window Sash, assorted
sizes for saleby W. C. STREET.
5 Doz. Paste Blocking ofa superior qual-
ity, just received and for sale cheap.
Norwalk, March 20, 1843. \V E BISSELL.
OFFIN Plates —A variety of patterns.
and neatly engraved at Disariow’s.
Norwalli, March 20,1843.
Jomv B_uiiiiiim.. INDIA Rubber shoes just received and
12. TL&JRPi:.-cx.
for sale by
Norwalk Chronicler