past. _ _
,.public are invited to call and ascertain tor
themselves. Much dccep'tou has been P7110‘
‘SI‘oi~:wal_lk_ is now For salt‘. and a chance is pre-
C _ subscriber.
lllllllllll
I l -s it l l ll-int.
HE subscribers have on hand a large sup
ply of material for Tombstones and moon
meats, and are desirous of serving the public to
their line on terms more favorable than they
have been able to do heretolbre. and at a con-
siderable reduction from the prices detnanderl
by itinerant dealers rotn other sections. As
no trifling expense attends the t'orntnor1 mode ‘
ofseekiug out jobs. they now oller to supply
orders leli at their yard, at prices at leas fifieen
or twenty per cent. less than they have been
able to atibrd the same quality of work in lll‘tl"#
That. this is not mere assertion. the
tice-l upon those uuacquaiuted with the qualities
of marble and the dil’f'erent grades of work-
manship by the class of itinerants alluded to
The truth of this is plain to the most super
ficial observer by a Comparison of the stones
introduced from abroad with those which have
been erectediby the subscribers. It is a fact
that the prices paid by some members ofour
community to foreign dt.-alers have range”
considerably above those for which the under-
eigned have been in the habit of furnishing tho
same article. Let those who wish to pur
chase. at. leasttest the truth of these assertions
and give their patronage where or-.onorny sug-
gests. E. Ptuca <5: SON.
All kinds of produce taken in pay for marble
work.
Norwalk. Feb. 14.1542. 7
F03 §a,5e.—.—An nppullllllll}
now oilbrs for any one that Wl.iltt‘.~
45:. to engage in the baking ht-siness.—
'5“ The Uld Estaltlisltetl Bake-ry at
gen}-egj which seldom oil} rs For a good business
stand.‘ Other business calls the attention ofthe
Termstnade knorvn at the bakery-
_ S.t.\r‘L R. BU\"l'l~.\'G-
Norwalk. Aug. 10. 1843, 33
‘FOR Sz2lc.‘—l-'l‘he sttltscribrr
-.1: ollers for sale his well known Tan-
ning Establishtnent situated in the
.e.-._'__.. .5 village of New Canaan, with a two
sory dwelling house adjoining. Tl e huildtn,r_ts
and yard are in good repair. with ‘a good \VE|(‘l
povver connected with the above establistttnenl;
all_ot” which can be bought on the roost re-asona~
able terms. For Further particulars erqtzireol”
the subscriber.- \V:ax. H. Avrzns.
New Canaan. Aug. 15. l5l3. 31
For New York.
\ Till‘) fine fast sailing Sloop
J u l i a, Captain G. Grumman
will comrnent-e her regular werltly
i‘ lrip.~=.on 'l‘uesda_v. the Hth instant.
leaving the. landing at Five Mile River. every
Tuesday, antl James Slip. New York. every
Saturday tltroughuut the season. Freight and
produce ofcvery kind taken on the tttosl reason
able terms.
The subscriber tender his thanks to the
public for their liberal patronage duringthe past
season. and hopes to merit a continuance 0!
their favor. Wu. C. Snutrs.
Norwalk. March l2. 1813. ll
FOR NE ll’ YORK.
- Regular Trips tor the Season.‘
T11:-1 fine fast sailirtg sloop
MARY \VlLLlS.Capt. \Vu.Lts
J. ‘.\‘lF.RRl'l‘T. will commence her
H regnlarweelsly trips to New Slip.
New York, on 'l‘uesd*.1y. the 7th Instant-
leaving Norwalk, (East side the Bridge.) everv
Tuesday evcning,and returning will leave Nev.-
York every Saturday, throughout the season.
All kinds of Marketing anti Freiglttwill be re-
ceived on accommodating terms.
Capt.-Merritt,tendcrs ltisacknotvlerlgmentstn
hiscustomers and Friends, for their patronage
during the past season,and solicits a CUtlllllU-
auce olitheirfavors.
Norwalk. March 1. 1843.
The subscriber would inform the
public that be will continue to run
his sloops from lltc west side (tithe
— Bridge (Nnrwalk) the ensuing sea-
son, to and from New York. riz : the Slot);
Mary A. Selleck. Capt. Byxbee. will leave
Norwalk every 'l‘uesda_v. and New York every
Santrday. Sloop Domestic. Capt. iVlerri|l.
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 britlge. or either or
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 vtith their
custom. No charges made For storage on freight
Noau Samson.
Norwalk. March 1. lS-13.
NFVY AIRIEANGEBIENT,
Commencing Saturrlr/. the 20th of M'a_r/.
For Port Chester, Rocky Neck,
' Stamford and Norwalk.
~ 'l'he Steamboat CPO-
ton or Nimrod, stilt
leave the Pier on the
' . "' east sideof Catharine Mar-
ket Slip. East River everv afternoon (Suntluys
excepted) at 2 o'clock. Returning will leave
Norwalk every morning, Sundays excepted. at
7 o'clock. Stamford at 8. Rocky Neck at ball
past 8, and Port Chester at a quarter to 9.
N. B. Every Saturday the boat will t’.XlPn(l
her trips through to Bridgeport, rcturuiog every
Monday Morning at 5 o'clock.
For Norwalk and Bridgeport.
One ofthe above steamboats will leave New
York for Bridgeport from the east side ol
Catharine Market Slip, East River. every
morning. Sundays excepted. at 6 o'clock. Re-
turning. leave Bridgeport at 12 o’clock. and
Norwalk at 1;.
Stages will be in readiness at the different
Lafrdings to convey passengers as usual. _ 2l
0_ Farn3el"s.--The subscriber oflers for
sale at prices corresponding with thetintcs.
Plouglrs Plough Castings. Crow’Ban_t. Stone
Sletlges.iOx_Scra'pers. Oit Yokes and Bows.
Marrure'lt‘orks. Shovclrs and Spmles. Mill and
Cross gut Bnxvs. \""llL!t)fl 'l‘ire. Cart and \V:tg~
mt l’2ttK‘:S.;Att':<‘,tS. Atncrican. Swede and Eng
llsh lrnn. (Still. «Sac. Cass. lsaacs.
Nttrwnlit. ill-rrt-lt 21. 18-13. ‘ . ll
Rc1d’3' ;"~'EtI‘:u‘ic CEor5air:;;;.- 'l‘ L. iv .l ll
.l\_)}5Cl{,l'lilVC_jUS. l‘el_.‘t-|\rt.,d nlot Over .(_'t-ats
Pantaloons, Vests, &c.'.* which willzbe sold vcr_\-
zj ‘ ‘lilo
7
low for cash. South Nora-ralk,"=Be«c.. 181.2.
'
01101: More on
Another Arrival: Rivalry oureene ll
Positively the Cheapest, Largest, & Best Assbrtmcnt of
Ever fifleretl in this
Is to be Foumltrt the Siam of
West End or the mags, nerwanz, Gt.
Merchants and others who wish to obtain gootldt clacap Goods
may find them at the above Store; as tliesnlsscribcr pledges
himself to sell the same style and quality of goods for less than
they can be had at any other store ciiltcr in town: or ow‘, to say
nothing about “S Wing (fifi ad’ discard €'os:§,”f?or We have laccri
doing this all along, at a mncla more rapid rate than any other
merchant in these. parts.
The following are but»-a few ofetltte New Goods just received:
Silks, Velvets, Alpaccas, Chansons, aramettas, DeI..ain.s,
both Grape & Muslin, Eeiians, Bomwzines,
and every other article in the way of Ladies’ Dress Goods.
Broatltzlotlts, Oassieres, 8; Sattlttetts,
Pl.AlN, SINGLE AND DOUBLE WAVED, All libidllfl BEAVER-CLGTHS
An Elegant Assortrnent of V E § T E N G S,
@&W@V @W§g m3%&3m@ fi‘?.§’9
Very Desirable, and in Great Variety.
CARPETING----A good assortment--Very Qiteapa-sotne new
and Very RiclrttPatter-ns just received.
A first rate lasso:-tmcnt of goods for LADHES.’ CLGAICS.
Bleached Long Cloth ,Muslin byythovcase, piece or yard, at Ci‘, cents.
Unbleached do i do do y 5 ‘‘
Canton: Flannel---a first rate a1'ticlc%; do do 11 “
6‘
Red, Wllite, and Yellow Flannels, from l2to 62;
Beside the goods here enumerated, theistock oftlte subscriber comprises every
article that can be called for in attlextensive Dry Goods Establishment, which
the ‘public areagairl assured, will be sold;-at prices which defy competition in this
. » ~ 0t"any otlteir town. i
b Our thanks are extended to onreold Eriends for their liberal patronage. To
thosevvho1l1ave..n_ot_nvailcdtliemselves the advantages we havebeen oflcring,
We say call, and on -0111‘; vvord you sllallslpc alinnrlatltly compensated for your
pains. y C. J. %GE%illlEAN,iWest end of the iB1°idge.
t N. B. N cw Gi00dS',l"€C6iVC{l every. Weekdirect from the Auctions. ’
,,vf4aL';-.. :._ . « ...._~-.~_-y ,,..—...e-.,_»—,-_.~*-' ».. y. _ ., .:..-..... -.
":"!¢_—:“g'r- .-. -‘,v.-fr.‘ .‘i,, I ‘.’
. ._t' -‘ it " ".-ya ..
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‘——‘’’‘ “*1 -—: 1. :.‘.e--':.::
Insurance.
Howard insurance Company, New
CAPITAL, $300 000.
[IE Subscriber t-ontinor-s_ the 7 Agency of.
this Cornp_un_v., in this place, and will _efl_¢-ct.
tlls|.ll'alr('9 in hr:hall'.ol' said ct-ntpan_\ -a",¢:ain'sl't"‘
losses by fire. on buildings or other propr-rty,"oniT
C York’.
tion.
for a trifling sum. of |'l‘()l(:l'llltg hints: If against
often. in a single hotter sweeps away the r-ar_n~.
ittr.-3 of many _\ears‘. ~ Gnomes Sr. Jonxv.*=t ~.
l\"orwulk January 1st. 1843. ‘ »1~
_Protectiotn Insurance Co. _
HAR'l‘F()Rl), CT. . , 3
ILLIAM J. S'I‘l‘=EET, Age'nt.r.fl'r=rs to
imnre l-looses, Stores.’ Mills. Factories,
with
V
Barns am! the ("()l|lPlllS oi’ each. together
every similar r=pet'l€S ofproperty.
Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates of premium 0irt’.t'P(l, are as low an
those oI'any other similar ltrstittttion. and every
man hos now an opportunity. for a trifling gum
to protect himself agrrirtst this rlcstrtrctive etc.-
r[)(}tll. which often itr a single hour, It-\ eeps g.
wav the earnirtgsof many years. .
Nirrwrtlk, .lano:tt‘_v lst. I843
...,
Consumption & Liver Comp aini.
R. '1‘.-lY'LOIK’§ Balsam of Liv-
crwort t'r-no 375 Bow.-.ry. 1)'.,.,;,,._-,,
--rlllfi ttzront and tun-_t.-3 are readily t‘lll'('(l ht that
healing bnlsnrtt, 'l'a_'. lor's Livervvort. made»
5 ‘only at 375 ll-ntwry Bron:-hitos. sore thrt at.-
Itatarrll it I] totrttnti-.o nl‘thr- Ilrrrml, and all u.,,3e-
paittl'o'l nrrl <.l:togr'rou.~t (ll.~P}tSP.~' Vpalal at ()tr(-en;
this mild vegctultlc rcrrwtiy. ll" rn.-rcmv ha,
lwt-u trtkeo, this balsnmixtill CuII|Ilt'l’:i('l its
vlli-cts and restore the organs to their prnppr
tone, it is t ally curing most important r.-asr-3,
Cntrglls and Colds shtultl rtnt be allownrl tot
settln on the lungs. as it sows tho semi-t o['r|.,,|.
tell destroyer. Cttusttrrtptiorr. Cou.'.ths u hit-h h .vg,~
beer) nllowetl to rntr. ever» Err years, have hpen
r-orml in two or rh.rer- .l.'t_\S when this excellent
v-=gr*lnlrlt- ltn.~ hwt-n trst-tl.
(l~m.~ttrtl|tlltIlI and rai~iog of‘ blood (‘ttl’r-(l_
. l l'tt-retry rt-'t‘lIl._\‘ that last -krrgn.~'t.. I was at-
7--rr-ke-tl wttlr a vinlr-nt and pro.’o.~'e= ltert:orr;tge
'troro the lt.tt=2~*. sever» t'()lH_t.‘I with th»- Pxpv cm-
‘-'ati:tn ol' ‘l!Ill‘ll tttttt-us. pains in Iltt? In’-ml, sore-
nP.~‘_~ in the cite-st. and other diet re-swing .<yrrtptr-nrs
l lmughl a bottle ll" Dr. Taylors Balsam. of
Ltvvrworl. l'rnttt 475 l.’vrnve-.ry, which under the
ttlessirtg nl' Provtrlr-tree. gave me itnotetlinte
rt-lie-l'. lts will-r:t has been such in my case, that
i cannot. |)l‘«')l~t-' it too hillltlv.
CHARLES L. ‘.~‘3tt'ru.
150 'l‘il cry street. Brooklyn.
Fora common cold and couy_n. this is one
ol the vcry l)t‘Sl l’P,rtte(ll"§ ever -lisr-uvr-rt-tl.
N. B. 'l‘here is a spurious anti ccrtrrtterleit
'trl.it-lo nfl sat, and lately ll)lItHllll‘Pfl into this
oltrr-e. tltcrelirre he r-amlirl to get the t_n-noiue
which is from 37-5. B_owr-rv. N. Y. Observe
the genuine. has a new .~:r3el plate engraving
-rrotrorl the bottle to prevent coootr-.rl"its-t.
For sale in Norwall. by John A. \Vr-erl in
We-stprrt. hv Jo‘ n VV. Taylor, in Staroford
lw Ru»-tw»ll llovt.
K6-gs No. 1. extra. and porouepn
Be-.llville=. and Union Wlrite Lead,lor
~ale at rnatrul'at-turet.~' prices by
W. (7. STREET.
ins l'rienrl.< and the public. that he has re-
rooveal to the west side of the Bridge, at the
stand lately or-cupierl by R. S. Perprrriyer, and
having purcltasr-d his stock in trade, is now
ready to l'nrnt:tlt the public with the best assort-
own: of $)rtit'lP.~' in his line ever ollvred in this
marke-t—.st.r-h as Satlrlles. Brdles. l"lI!l'lrI's!-=88,
'l‘tunlts. Valiscs. Carpet B"g.~‘, Mrtrrirtgttles.
H.oter.- and Collars Also. a superior assort-
ment tl'Carri;:ge- anti Riding \\'hips.
Saddle and hartte.-s 'l‘rin minus t-l all kinds.
S:-tddler's Silk, and a <_rt-nr-ral as.-ortrnent of
?H'lll'l(~'S hsrrally called for it: estahlishrnc-.nts of
this kind.
Also: :1 good assortment of El'ls~liC- and “H-hb
llrat-es ol his own ntar.-nlinrture, made for
durabilily as well as t-onvenivnr-e. .
'l'ln- unovc articles. the Ulttlurslgltetl pledges
ltim.~'cll' to sell. as low as lllP\’ can he found
r-lseulrere The patronage olithc public is
res;-r=r-tl'uily .<nllr’ltPtl. ‘
N. B The srit-test attention mid to all kinds
"F tvttttirit-:_: Wtr.t.t.tM B.SWAN.
l\i"'W=lil\'- Feb 13. lS43.
Ill! PORTANT Rcnncdy.- Dr. ' I~.rdr~r-
Hut’-‘ Eusvpttntt Balsam l~' \\ztrrarll'(“-tl._lut'Irre
the roost ~(*\’r*rr- r-asr-.~ ol horn.-', lso pile-rs aclistula
in a few ltours. The proprietor returns lristhartks
to the gentlr-man from whom he rec-eiverl a
letter. Slnllttg he had the piles tor l6 years.
In order to save experts-e in atlvertisng ccrtifis
(:;lt(S. the prlct‘ is made near cost, which is
only 25 cents for small. and 50 cents for large
lJ«)ttlC~‘. MI that all can use lllls vary urloahle
dist-u'.ery almost without cost. For worms,
r-itht-r in grown pr-rsons or children, its- cf‘-
l"--t-ts are certain. For sprains and weakness.
in the l)a('k or limbs and in rheurnatisrrt.
it is utmratttietl to cure. and Supt-trsr-(l9 on-
tirr-.l_v the unpleasant use of the various kinds
ol strrmgtlrirrg plasters, t)p()tlPl:llI('S, litlefrtrtettttl,
and so forth It gives strength to the mug.
r-lt.-. and to the nvrve.-.4. It isa nleasant «lif-
usable-. stimulant. vchr-titer use-d irrterrtally
0' “X.”‘t'mtll_v- One (case of most ext-rutiatiog
zttttl p=tittl'nl rltellttIa'i~‘IlI was cured in three
tltt_vs. l“ttl’(.‘dl\('(l or swollen breasts it nave;
lt ls fail:-rl to irotnediatelv relieve. lt is now
For the first time and at the request of others,
put up in this popular form sorhat all may have
the be-m~[*it of it.
had only of Dr. Leetls, wholesale (‘lruggi5[.
by John A. \Veed, in W'estpurt by John
'l‘aylor. _ . - 7 21'
To Blacksmiths!
coALrcoAL:
100 Cltalrlrons or Superior C
VIRGINIA C OAI.-2
i'b""e Cttfllr and are now prepared 10
sell from the yard a superior article lower than
ever before offered, for cash. ‘Those who an
above for themselves.
'I‘L&J
R _Pncx.
South Norwalk, Dec. 1842. '
‘ . up.
.w .. 2-pr .—. _-v:‘.tt._t7. « .;,..;«/‘pa
re‘-runs asfavorable as any other similar irrstitu. ‘
Every ln‘=l't may have the trpptrtrttltilyg _'
L";-. ravufies ofthat dcstror-ttve elrmt m. M hich. C
It is no no-trunt. it can be 7
.l2S .\‘lHltlFH Lane. N. Y., liar sale in Nnrwalkur”
W. '
V HE subscribers have just rer:eived the’
in want. will do well to call and examine that
Norwalk Chronicler