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Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, January 10, 1844 · page 4

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HE subscribers liave on hand a ltlf,‘-'-e SUD‘
_ ply of n‘iz_1tcri:rl f._-.r Tottrlistoiics and tiiptitt-
meats, and are desirous of serving the public in
their line on terms tnore favorable Ili:in tlzey
have been able to tlo lit.-.re‘ofort=. and at a cori-
oitlerable reduction front the prices tltftttflttfled
by itinerant tlealers ruin other sections As
no trifling expetise atteti~=s the t'o_tiitr'inri tiindc
'ofseeking out jobs, they now offer In >‘t‘It.'.i‘l.\’
orders left at ll'tP.lt‘ yard. at prices at lens hlttwn
oi‘ twenty per cent. less Llirin they have l)(:’.“ll
able to allirrtl the satire tpiulity of work in tint":
pasp '1"m,i_,..i,,,,_,j,.._. not oi.-ro t'»lS~'.t-‘t'litrl'l. tho-
liublic 21l‘(‘.lll\’ll(‘tl‘ lo t'5lll and =1-‘t't"t*tlt| ft’
l.il€l‘l‘lSQl\'t-*.<. .\lur,-ti tlt'tf"ll i-‘ti ,btt< bt‘-"II t"v'lt"
lice-l upon t'rrt\.<-- tiitat-i !'il‘Illt!(.l \\ itlr llIt‘(]Hilllllf"
of mairblo and the zlitii-rt-or 1—'“'’''‘-‘‘ "l. ‘‘'‘’’l‘’
mm,5|,fi;‘ by tho glass of itttierrrrtts a||iidtol- to.
f']‘h(.[”-ugh ,,|" |lp|~' is plillll ttr tltt’ Insist .~‘ttpr=r—
licial l)l):‘«€fV(?f by a t.-ovitptrtistrti of the .~‘lt\ll(".~‘
introduced frozrr abroad wiili tltns:-. whit-b lt:-rvtr
been erectetl by the §lll)<CTll)PrS. ll is a ‘fact
that the irilrtes paid by some fl)(;}ll!l)t=)’S()l our
4:ornmunit;y to foreign rt.-nlers have rétH1.’t-"l
considerably above those for whit-li l.ll(’,'llttLlt.'l’-
signed have been iii the habit of furntslitng the
same article. l..t-t. those who \\‘l~.ll to pur-
chase, at leasttcst the truth of tlies-easst:rttmi:~
and give their j.i.'ilr-"trial:-r> wlterc (?(2t)l‘ll‘l'l'|V‘y SUE."
ge5|g_ ' E. Prttcr: hos‘.
All kinds of protloce taken in pay tor uiarblc
work.
Norwalk. l<‘r.-b. l4. 1841". 7

E*‘ai°ins for Sale!

EVER.-'\ [A Tracts of Lind with the litiiltl

ings llll?t'PtHl. belonging to the Estate of

Aurintla [;’.ll‘!ll)Pt‘l, late of \\-"thou tltc. are ullvrcd
for sale by the Exetrutor.
J SAML. F. l.A.\ir:i-:rt'r.
All persons having clrtirrrs i.l_‘1£llllSlStltl t.'.~‘.lil|G
are reqtie-tllfll to prt’St?lll the .~:ll1‘.e for settle-
ment, and all those indelitetl to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to the
Executor above riametl.
VV‘iltnti,' Sci). 13.1843.

F013 Sale.-—Tlie stiliscribcr
ollers l'or sale his well known Tarr-
ning lt‘..-t:-'tlrlisl‘itiient situatvtl in the.

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-=-1-— . village ol New Canaan. with a two
sory dwelling house ad_initiing'. 'l‘t-e huildtngr

and yartl,ate in good repair. with a good Wales
power c~oun'ectetl wi'lr the above estal~li.-trtiient;
all of which can be bought on the most reasona-
able terms.

- the suhscrilrer. WM. H- AYERS-
‘ New Cairaati. Aug. 15, 18.13.

-For Sale.

_. ' PRICE—$l050,

A Bu,sincsS S££u_.rzlio;v. zn Doric/L. on l/ic
Corznettticnt '1"!/.)‘l£777:/£8. 80 rolls l‘l’c.s't oft/ic
,Bric/r. Meeting House, c0n.s-islz"n_,f,r rf (1. Dire!-
=“i*§ng'IIOusc, (L Goal I}/Lrn. Store autrl Fire
" Acres 0fL«znrI.
7‘ HE Store is situated ttpon the corner of
the turnpike aritl road leading to New
Canaan, and is a peculiarly eligzrble situation
for business of arty descrip inn. either Merclrar:
tile or Mechanical.
good fruit, also good water. and. by grind jutlces
.ihe premises, a: the above price, are vonsitleretl
very cheap. The payments will be made sat-
isfrctory to the port:-l:aser.

_ For further prrrticnlars etrtptire of Wm. Brady
Master in the U. S. Navy Yard. Brooklyn, N.
Y. or of the subscriber near the premises. who
is agent for M r. Brady. Altn,-x\1 CLOCK.

' Darien. September 5. 1843.

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PAIR PLAY!

,Plastc:r°.

Only $2 Per ’l1‘on.
2,240 POUNDS to the Ton.

‘T the Steamboat Lairdiog. South Nor~
.1" walk. The subscribers are now prepared
tosell a Superior Quality of Plaster, at the low
price of $2 Per Ton.

Sotne persons have taken particular pains to
report that we did not give but 2.000 pounds to
the ion, while others were. selling 2 2-10. We
wish t_o_have it fairly irtitlerstotrtl, that we will

_ not only give 2,210 pounds. good honest weight,
but that We'lttt‘(‘!lt'.l to continztc to sell Plaster at
the Q-argt) Prlcfi. in quantities to suit ptirt'lias-
era '1‘ L (Sc J R Przcit.

South Norwalk. Sept. 20, 1843.

6‘_I-louzzsty is the Best_Policy.”

Coal ! Coal !

$4 75 For 'l‘0n—Do:tlrly Screened!

And notone-third dirt, as has been represented.
for sale at the Sit-am Boat Landing, S Nnrwallv
I-IE subscribers have now on hand, and air,
receiving their sup‘ ly ofvarinus sizes of
the best quality of P e :1 ch 0 r (3 la a 1' d
Schuylkill and Lclrigh Coal, which
hey offer to sell from the Yard. well scrcencd.
and in good ordcr—-Not one I/tirtl I32’/‘l.

Some of our friends have taken much trouble
concerning our management in buying and
selling Coal at reduced prices, and have arrived
at the conclusion that we masts-ell part Dirt —
All those under that impression. are itrvited to
call at the yard and examine the above.
By so doing. they will probably find more dirt
about the report ilian tlie.Ctml.

TL 65 J R Pecttz.

South Norwalk, Sept. 13. IS43. '

Coal, Coal, A

AT IBEDUCI-JD l_’I{.lCEs.

HE subscribers now oil".-.r their superior
qualities of Red"and White Ash Coal.

at the fcllowing low prices, for cash.

Broken or egg. White Ash, $5 00
Stave do v 4 75
Nut (lt) ‘J “U
Broken or Egg. Red Ash, ‘ 5 25
Stave d0 5 00

The above Coal is deliverctl in the same order
we have always delivered our Coal, well
crce tied, and free from dirt‘.

. . Tll”MAS & CL'n'ri~s.
Norvnlk, Oct. 2. 

Shawls, Sirawls,

‘ splendid assortment of Shawls, new pat-
 , terns, at the Empire Store.
S E Gitturttzt.

For further partit'Irl.'trs er‘qt;ireot'

On the land is a va iety of

olS

Tire .~‘lll)s(3!ll)t‘l‘$ have just rec:-ivetl a new

S"|’l’ly of BOOIS aiid shoes which will be sold
at prices that cannot fail,to please the purchaser

'1‘ L 65 J R PECK.
South Nnrwalk, Jan. 18, 1843.

to BIlil¢lers._.1u0,()00 Salmon Brick
150.000 “ , Caslts Hill’s
Lime. AlS0, Chesnu".P0°l.'3. guitable fill’
Fencing, just received and will be sold of
Pr ces to suit the times, h_v ’l‘ L 8.: J R Pl-JCK.
South Norwalk, April 27. ].S~l2.

C R O C&K E R Y
G 1 a s s W a 1* e !
ll‘) subscrilrer has been l|l(lll('Etl during the

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p:r~t xv» ek. by air atrangtrttmt tirade with
an ltiipsrriing House lll New York. to engage.
in the Glass \Vare and Crockery Business in
ctrttncclioii with his Jewelry. lti conseqttence
of this he has procured an (‘X04-‘llt-*t)l '.luSt)rl-
llle-Ill. fsticli articles as it is ll'ltrU2lll will meet
the wants oftlit: cnn‘muuity to a ltl('(§l_y, wlri:-li
will be sold for such prices. atrtl at such profits
as will satisfy the ptrrcliaser. and at the same
'itiiezissi.et in s:iti—f_vingthe cravings of the inner
'lHltl. Tlzose about to ;rttrcl'iaseat'ry atticleirr the
above li-it-, or tl(‘.$Jlt‘l'S in them, are re.~*'pt.-cifully
iutite-tl to look in aiitl satisfy lhP!l'S8l\'(?F.

Li-zvi CLARK.

CH _<I.-1 ii’ 'l‘fi..iVFLI3’(}.
- Fare 25 Cents.

The fare from this date trntil
fart her notice. to arrtl from
" New York trn board the
Cnpt. B rtittlis. will l)(’.‘ 25
Tire Nirrrrtrtl l(f‘«'lVl“N \VilsOn’S Landing

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cetrts.
every afternoon. (.\‘tttrttavs exceptetl) at hall
past .ltr’t:iot-k, and Now York. Eris: side Catir
eriue Market Slip every titoruitrg-.(Surrda_vs
'-xrzt-pletl) at 6 o‘t'lnt'k.

Norwalk, July l7. l8-l3.

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New Goods !

3' AVlNG just‘ returned from New York
 with a supply of Fall and Winter gnotls.
ilrc stiliscrilrer is now ready tosnpply hisfrietids
um] (:ustt)lllt‘.l‘S with good and Cheap Goods,-
.~\s Cliettp is the order of the tlay—-we want to
be tiiitlctszootl that we shall sell as cheap for
Cash as any of our trei<_ilibors, and for proofof
what we .~-try. we wi~|i our frieiitls to call and
ex-tttiine for tlrcrtiselttes. As our assnrtiiicut is
quite t'X‘t‘llSl\'t-'. in the Dry Goodsliot.-., we shall
not t.*tll1tllt‘t'(llC articles.

N B. Tailoring in a'.l its various branches
(‘2ll'l'l:l on as fl)l'lltf"fly at the old aritl wt-ll known
stand ofthc subscriber. A .\‘l.tt.LoRr'.

t\lt),'\\':.tllt, Oct. 9, 181-3. rtt4l

New Goods!

 Buntlles sir;-etior Nail Bods

200 tlt;zSleigli Lirlls assorted from 00, to No. 10.
30 ll’ :1. Skates. fine and low pt'it'ed.
30 pt Steel Plulr'(l3lItl t-ast Sit-iglr Shoes
:20 lbs Sprrm and Rvfined Oil.just received
and for sale by W C S'i‘i:i-:t:'r.

_ Bfitlifs, Mafia.

J.\NIES IVIALLORY & Co.—-l love this

do r(f('Pl\’('Ll it very latm-. illltl t‘lt’1Zillll ttsstirl
. - “‘ -

:ri-.-ut of Millie. at the vt-ry ltl\\'t'\‘I prices. Call
-atrntt, for our assori =.tt‘lll i~ now good. Nov 2|

Lacie Gut ! !

Ll. notes and book debts due the subscri

Decctirber next. will be put in suit.
'l‘tt\w. '1‘. .\lr-;RWlN-

Norwalk, Nov. 21. 13-13. 47
N.EW GOODS! CIIEAP GOODS! 1

«Ens. lilallory & Co.

' EB AVE just ]'ElUl"l!t‘tl from New York with
_ a IN-‘.'.V supply of C/twp Dry Goods. worthy
the attention ofany persnii wislting to purchase.

TEEL !—Cast, ltltrglistr. Blister. Gt-rtiiaii.
Slll.’€lt', American. and Spring Steel, as-

sorted sizes. for sale by W. C. S't'rtt-:i3'i'.

Ul-‘I-‘A L0 Robes, Horse Blan-

kets and TVlrips.——Persous~ wi.~liitig

to pnrclt-tse r~itlit~r of the above artit-lcs t-heap.

can have an opportunity by calling on \Nirt. B-
S.vA.\'. on the West Side the Bridge.

Cheap E. timber.

Boards Only 4 Cents Apiece! 1
At the Slcctmbortl Lazzrling Soul‘/L Nrm'2ca.l/.6.

HE subscribers have this day received a
large arrtl well S(.’lC(.'lt-‘tl assortment of
Lunilier, \\'l|lt.'ll was ptirt-based for Casli,
and will be sold lower than ever before trllercd
in this market". Those in want of
CHIEAP LUDIBEIB.
will fitid it to their ititerest to call and examine
the following assortment, viz.
100.000 feet trf Boards and Plank.
15000 Siding.
10 000 5 8 Box Boards.
10000 Pine and l.JetT.lU(l{ Boards.
2 000 Wall Strips. .
] 000 Hemlock Juists.
2.000 Dress Pine and Spruce Plank.
400 Btrncbes Sltinglts.

Ti-mbcr, Lat/r. !’iC/it’/S. F0710!-’ Pt!-915.
and all other articles usually c-alletl for in the
Lumber Line. Ii‘ L &- -J PECK.
South Norwalk, October 25, 1843-

N. B. The strbst-ribers have extensive .s'll.cI/S
built-expressly to keep their lumber dry/. &.t'r,on‘r
exposure to the weather. Those. ttrerelbrv, in
want of Dry. Seasonetl Lumber, will always
find a large assortment at the lowest cash prices,

at '1‘ L 6'. J B P's.

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AIVIP Oil.-—Pure sperm and l'&flllP(l
Lamp Oils. direct from New Bcdfurd, for

sale by the barrei or less quantity by.

\V. C. S'i'ni-:i~:'i'.

OCKET Books and \Valleis ufevery kind
and (leSCl’lpli'ltl, just receit ed at
Btssr:LL’s.

H E B .\'l.»\N'S Poor Mari’s Plaster for sale
at ' Biset-'t.r,'e.

Fires]: 'l‘eas.—- Five chests iiy.~....,
. Young Hyson, and Strut,-hung '[‘eus,j'n,i
received and for sale at low prices by ‘

’l‘ L it J R Pl-zcx.

ILES.—llorse and Shoe Rasps. flat,
oval, half round, round. mill antl rapper

Files, by the package or less quantity for sale

by W C S'ritt:n'r.

Coffin Plates.

(‘jf-OFFIN Plates furuislietl at short noticeby
‘ ‘ ' . ; Lrzvi C.bAl’.K.

"UJUBE Paste,--ti superior French arti-
ticlc. J. A. \Vr:r:n.

her. that are not ;-ertlt-.tl by the Silt of

Regtilar Trips tor the Season.
'1 ll i-: fine fast sailing sloop
/' .t l\'lA.RY -WlLLlS.Capt; \ViLLi.~
 J. M t~:rtitt'r'r, will commence her
“‘ regular weekly trips to New Slip.
New York. on Tuesday. the; 7th instant-
leaving -.\’orwalk, (Eastside the Bridge.) every
Tuesday evening,and returning will leave New
York every Saturday, throughout the season.
All kinds of Marltcllna and Freitilrtwill be re~
ceivcd on or cotumotlatirra terms.
Capt.Merritttentlers ltisarzknowledgmentsto
lpscusttiniersarrtl friends, for their patronage
t tiring the past season,and solicits a continu-
ance oftheirfavors.
Norwz.|k. Martxlt 1. 1843.

\VinIcr Al'i’.‘.llI§,'(:lIlelIl. ,
TUE line fast sailing Sloop
J it I i a, Captain G. Grumman.
will C’)l1lIltell('e her \.Vinter Ar-
.. rtin,r_-ernent on Tuesday, the L9ih
instant. making Terr day trips as follows, leavs
ing the latttling at Five Mile River. on Tues-
tl1)Y.1lllll'rlllll>tlil)’S and James Slip. New York
on Saturday and Ttiesday the l'(’tlt.‘~llrldel' of the
season. Freight atrtl passengers as usual,
on the most favorable terms. Apply to the
Captain on hoartl or to. Witt. C. S/imits.
Nnrwalk. DH‘. f'. 1843. 49

The Place to buy Books Cheap.
7 Vllldsubscriberlizrs just received a large as-

. E0rlllt(-nl of Books. A new antl valuable
collection ofstatitlard antl Miscellatietrtts works.
which will he sold at prices to defy competition
Those in want will please call and exarniue for
thetnselves. Yotr will fintl Bibles ofevery kind
and quality frotn 25 In 338. also the.largest col~
lectinn of Prayer Books ever offered in this
place from 23 to

Annuals and New Years Gifts for 1843 at
rt-tlccctl prices. Blank Books in arty quantity.
ofevery kind, price and quality, also receivetl
during the past week a few birntlreti copies of
Porters‘ Rlrctorit-al Reader and Dabolls’ new
.\ritlttnt>.tit:. for sale by the dozen at New York
prrt-rs. A few copies ofScott’s Life nfN:rpn-
Ieon; Spt1rk's life of \t\’ashiugton. wiili other
histnrit-al books, which will be sold as cheap
as the cheapest. at the old stand No. 3. Bur'rall's
Buildings. W E Bissi-:i.r..

NUf\Vflll{. Oct. '25. 1842.

g? BUSINESS Changc.—
‘ The subscriber having bought
i not" the Shoe Store of lliram
Durand. itr this village. Woultl
notify the public that he iutcntlsr keeping a
«_reiieral assortment of Boots and Shoes fort
Gentleman. as well as every tlest-riptinn of work
for Latltes-' and cliiltlrtru. \Vork will-be matle
to measurt-, at short notice. anti on as accommo-
tlatiug terms as can be had elsewhere. A share

«it public patronage is solicited.
J. E. St‘ JOHN.
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Nt)!l\'all{. Oct. 9. 1843.
IIAISGAINSI B.ll{GAINS 1 1
Quick or You Loose Them 1

EVER a better titne to buy goods than at
present. and at the oltl established store ol

J as.lV[allo1°y & Co.

tr. here tho best goods and the cheapest are
always sold. Our a~sorimenl. is too nurneron.-
to f’ltllll)P._":llf‘. prices or pieces. Cheap is ntrr
motto. Call at the store of James Mallory ck’.
Co. before buying‘ elsewhere.

i]I{ll'If0l‘d Co. Mutual Ins. Co.

HOSE having Policies expiring in arid

Comriauy. can have them rerrewetl by
t.-ailing no the Slll):L'l'lh€'l',trr at the store of S.
Olmsted; and any Ollg wishing to client
itisuraoce in said Cotnpnny. may leave wnrtl
at the same place. and they will be attended to
without tlulav. L M S1‘!-2Vl~)-.\‘8, Agent.

Nnrwalk. May 15. 18-13. 2

Protection Insurance Co.
HAR’l‘FORI), CT.

V lLL.lAM J. STREET, .rJgenl.oHcrsto
insure l-lotrses. Stores. Mills, Factories,
Barns and the contents of each, together with
every similar species ofproperty.
Aguirtst Loss or Damage by Fire.

The rates of premium offeretl, are as low as
those ofatiy oilrer similar Institution. and every
man lrns now an opportunity. for a trifling sum
to protect hitti.~w=ll'ag:rirrst this destructive ele-
ment. whit-lt often iii a single hour, sweeps a-
way the eartiiugs of many years.

Nnrwallt, January lst. 1843.

APS. Child's Zephyr \Vor<tt~tl.antl Ladies
J Lisle '1“-vreatl. S E Gnumax.

ROADCLOTHS and Beewrs. fresh gootls
now opening. S. E. GRIYMAN.

SILKS. a heatiftrl Ell‘ll(.‘lt‘.2Ill1t)l')}_7 which are
a few t.-lranieleoris. S. E. (z'ttU.\t.i.\'.
EVV David’s or Hebrew Plaster,
—a new supply just l’(:’Ct‘lV(‘(l by.

A. \Vi«:i-tn.
A

DDITlO.\'AL llyinns, designed as a sup-
l*‘or sale at

‘S!‘K"x‘

pletnetrt to Di-tiglii’s Psalms and Hymns.
Bi<sr:r.r.’s.

URE GiII'gcl'.—-100 Kegs Pure Ginger.
forsale at a retlticed price, by '
Norwalk. Jan. 10 l-luizni-:i.I. &. Co.
COUGHS, Colds, &c.—-Sherman's

Congli Lozenges. Pcases’ 'itr=ll'l)(lIlYltl
Candy. Antlt=rson‘s Cough Drops, \\’iiis|ow‘s

Coir: pound B:-rlsam lleorlinuutl. Balsamic
Cough Syrup. &c. for sale at Bisst-:t.L's.

0 Carpcnters.—A first rate assnrttrient
of C&ll’_.)elll(‘r's 'l‘ool.~'._ittst receive.-tl. Also.
llardware nntl lritiltlirru tnaterials of all kinds.
Iron and Steel, t'."r'.c. for sale at reduced prices by
Cius lSAAC°-

To Builtlors. Cabinet Makers &c.
quantity of Cherry Bannisters. Newell
Posts and table legs, Field, and Frerrclt

(Maple) Bed Posts. Mahogany Crotch Ve-

neers. Maliogairy Boards. &c. for sale clretp for

cash. bv i\lA'l"l‘l.lIAS Ro'r'Hi-tnrom-H, Houses:

Sign Painter. atljoiuing \V. C. Street's [lard-

ware Store.

Ntrrwalk, July ll. JS43,

N. B. All kinds ofpziintiog and Varnisliing

done on reasonable terms. " 26‘

LNIANACS for I S 4 4.——Mitldle-
brnok's Allll.'ll‘;€lCS for 1844. by tl~e gross,
dozen, or single one, for sale by A WPZBD.

/,.'.n

KETClIEs of Yale College, with
numerous anecdotes of the Students. &c.

Blue Vitrinl. Red Tartar. Indigo Verdigris, Al-
um. Coppcras, Extract Logtvootl. &c.. for sale
cheap. for cash orilv, by

low for casli.

' H-"" °"“"' ‘ "'~~'g.;‘—<-' '-'~fnr->-v~e-~-r~- ' - W- -w~'v~-t-~-- --.r— ..-.~.-~-- - if -..u.—...-—.-._. .--. ........... _...._.... . « ,. ..,.. . _. . .,. . . ,,- -._... .. .
00'l‘s at slit0'E§——Ncw s_t’ock-—'- ‘ ' FOR NE W YORK. NI-‘\V .4tRRAivGEIrirE1\"1‘,

Com rnencirzg l'Vcducs(la.3/, Oct. 11, 1843.
For Port Chester, Rocky,Ncck,
Stamford and Norwalk.

The Steamboat Croton,
Capt. Curtis Pet:/c. Jr. will
__ leavethe east side ofCatl1-
-5‘—>.‘-”-“="—“‘”4-"‘-- arine Market Pier Tues I
days, Thursdays and Suturda)s.ai 8 o'clock in
the rnoriiing—ieturni
M,,m|,,y, \Vedncsd;iy and Friday. at 9 n’clock. ;
ii) the Mornitig. Stamfnrtl at 10. Rocky Neck at ‘;
half past 10. and Port Chester at quarter be-fore
ll. Stages will be in reutlirir-ss oti the arrival.
of the boat at the tltffcrettt. landings to cnnve_\
passengers as usual.

The Afterrrtrtrn
until further tiotir-e. .

All persons are furbitltrusring any iitdivitlual
on account of the above named boat LT lior
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EVV —lE-S.t:ll)IisIllIl(*:IIl.—Tlte subscri-
..'- ber has erected 21 Saw Mill antl Carriage

Shop. about half a tnile from Norwalk Bridge.
near Newtowr-r Ttirnpike. where litjintends to
do all kinds of sawing, Carriage making antl
repairing. The machinery for sawingis supe-
rior to almost any ititlte County or State. hav-
ing three kinds of saws. Connected with the
above isa lUl’llllI_2 lathe with which most kinds
ofturning will be done. It is also intended to
accommodate the public with Blacksntstli work
of most tlescriptioris. By reasonable cltare:-..
assitluitv and pruiirptncss, lit! intends to secure
a share hfpiilrlic ptrtrtrtrztge. J05. SttEl’tlt-:itD
Norwalk, Oct. l8, lS«lL’.. ... 43
N. B. The suliscriber is also prep.'ll‘lt‘__t! at
his establtshtirt-tit to out slringlesto arty di-
irrensioris. and in tprtrrititv to suit t‘ll~'ll)lnf:‘.|'S.

New VI’; shing Machine 2 "

H E subscriber has purchased for the
County of Fairlieltl. a Patent Right for
riiaotrfactiiring aiitl vending a macliiuc for wash-
ing clothes. new antl entirely tlil'I?~rent frnrn any
thing that has ever been lllll‘trtl'l(."3(l to the public,
and havitig u3‘F‘.(l it it: his owir family for the last
eight mntrtlis. he caa with c;.rrfident:e recnm
mend it to this community. Tlte cousiructioii
is simple. and the operation so easy that any
one may use it ; and the best of all is. it “ill
not injure the finest liiten or carirbric. It does
its work well and with great facility. The best
evidence of its merits is a fair trial. and this is
inst what the utrdcrsignetl bespeaks forit.
tnacliine may be examitied at the stores of Wm
C Street, and Charles lsaacs. or at the shop of
the subscriber. DAt\'lt~:L ll l*‘t:itouso.\'.
Norwalk. Dec. 19. 15-12.

* ' FOR sale Ch(-.ap—A

quantity of \\ oll made tneu'.<

i coarse boots. for sale very cheap

to suit the times—price S2,':25.-—

.~\lso kipp do, S2l.00~tlnt.'ble soles and Vamps
water prool’ge,ritlerrieti’s do, for -‘$5.00. _

The subscriber hasconstantly on hand an
as=ort:neut of Ladies and cbiltlren’s shoes. for
tale low to suit the times. 50 pair of Mncka
;ins.intentled partirzularly for riding both for
Gentlemen airtl Ladies.

'l‘lre thanks of the untlersignerl are returned
to his patrons and the public for their favor and
rnpport during the past year. 1842. For the
new year which we have now entered upoti he
‘ooksfnr cnntintiance nltheir pZlll't)l)Z]g[!&f'€SUl\'PS
by as=itluous attention '.0lllC wants ofthe pttblic

o nferit their support. [ll-ZNRY l‘JA\‘Dl~1S.

'N'orwalk, Jan. 3.1843.

5

Consumplionii fir. Liver Cornpaint.
R. TAYLOEPS Balsam of Liv-
_ crwort from 3'75 Bowery. Diseases
'ufthe throat antl lungs are readily cured by that
healing balsam, Ta_vlor’s Liverwort. made
only at 375 Bowery. Brnnchitus, sore throat,
catarrh. itiflamttiatioti ofihc throat. and all those
painful and dangerous diseases yield at once to
this mild vegetable reutetiy. If mercury has
been taken, this balsam uill counterat-t its
effects antl restore the organs to their proper
tone, it is t‘aily curing tnost important cases.
Coughs and Colds slinttld not be allowed to
settle on the lungs. as it sows the seeds oftliat
tell tlestroyer. Corisumption. Coughs wliicli have

t:trretl in two or three days when this cxce‘.-lent
vegetable has been llS(‘tl.

Consuuipiion aritl raisitrg of blootl cured.

I hereby t.-erirl'_v that last August.l was at-
tat-kerl with a violent and profuse lietitorrage
from the lungs. severe cough with the cxpt clo
ration of mut-h rirticus. pains in the head, sore-
ness in the chest. and other distressing sytttpttrms

bought a bottle of Dr. Tzrylors Balsatti of
Liverwort, from I175 Bowery, which utitler the
blessing of Providence. gave tne immediatel
relief. l's clli-Ct has been S‘ll(:ll in my case, that 3
[cannot praise it too highly.

CllAP.Ll-ZS L. SMITII.
150 Tillery street. Brooklyn.

Fora common cold and cough. this is one.
of the very best remedies ever lllS('OVPl'L‘ll.

N. B. There is a spurious and coniitcrfeii
article afloat, and lately introduced iirto this.
pl.-me, ilierefore be careful to get the genuine‘
which is frnrn 375. Bowery. N. Y. Observe
the genuine has a new steel plate engraving
arntind the bottle to prevent counterf»-its.

 

Trips will be tliscontiuuedi

The

been allowed to rtrti. even for years. have been‘

H A R D WA R E. l
Cutlery, Guns, Hollow \Var'e, Me-l
chainics’ Tools, Faritners’ Ulensilsl
iron, st.-cl,;,;l-’ainls, Oils, Glass, &c. -

WHOLESALE 82. RETAIL, 1

017]/‘0Si/C 'I1o_2;£’s Larzding, Na’/‘walk.

HE subscriber is now reécivingtliret-l from g
the manufacturers a large assnrtnit rrt ol}

Wltit-li will be sold eitlierwlrolesalc or rt-tail. at
the loztreztt1\'c-rt; York prices. t\lert~liairts. Build-
ine the goods and prices before purchasing else-E
wlit-re. Arnnng the assortment may be found 
(>00 tloz C ark’: broad and narrtm Butts ‘I
DUO Uross Strews assorted frntri g to 3 inch i
7.300 tloz Etrclts, assorted t<It.<_'lish and Ar‘.it:t'lcan'
-00 tit!’/. fuiigltslt antl Artrericaii Lair-his i
200 tluz Files lralfrotitul, flat and tuprr l
I000 papers Tat'k.-r, Brads antl Sparahles. 
‘£00 doz ivary, buck and bone handled Knives‘
and lt‘uiks. ’
H00 do’/. lt‘raine Pullies
~;l000 lus litre wrought Nails Gd-,S.l and 10,]

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l 50 d 7. Slates and 20,000 slate Pencils I
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i 30 tltrz llttrse Cards

500 pript-rs l“l$lt llooks assort'd

200 l{t‘gs No. 1 Extra autl pure \Vliitc Lead
1300 boxes Frcircli and Aniericaii (ilttss
l“llleOllti lo-.v [)rl('(’tl -.ltrlll)l(§ 5; single harroll guns
Attiericait, Upright, Plain. .\lnrtit't and Escutcli

Pun Lot-ks. with A rgeutiuizt. cut and ])l'(‘.~Sl(l

Glass. Mineral. iitineral |)l£ll(‘ll. siltcr plated.

and brass Kflt)l)~‘. Cstttiitrlreorr l_.a't:lies. tlo tlo.
A great variety of line aiitl low priced ptt('ltt:l

Cutlery; tin. do. tlo. St-i-sors and blieurxg

Eliptit: Carriage Spring.-:. Pat. Scale Br-ants.
l*‘lztt,rntintl, and half roiitrtl. taper. and mill

Saw Files; wood. horse. and shoe Rasps,
Glass and wootl Kiitibs, screw do. bed caps. do
Keys, '1‘-able Casturs, do. Butts. Sliovt-I autll
fangs; long, short aiitl swing frying Pairs,
Brass Kettles. Pots. Kettlr-s. Bake Pans;
Spiders. Skillets, lligli Pans. Steamers, Stove
Kettles, 'l‘t-a tin. and Fire Dogs.

Mill. )4 cut, lraurl, panncl. back. “hip and
key hole Saws; Atr2crs.tln. Bills. Carpenters’
Planes, Premium Pluws, Grass and Cradle-
S(‘ylllt‘S, hay &. manure lftrrlts.

 

Spades.

(,‘oil., Ox. Trace. llalter and Jack Chains.

Acompletc assortirrciit of Paints and Oils-
Coat-li antl Cabinet Clue

Eiiglisli sqiiare. round. antl flat iron ; Sit-cetl.~
square aiitl llat tln.; Arriericati round, oval. {la
and stptarc tln.; hoop and band do.; cast. lCir_-._3,
blister.(w‘ermau. spriri_g and 'Atllt‘fltZ2)lI Stet-l
\V. C. S'r'ttr 1-I'l‘.

 

Norwalk, Sept. 18-13-

HARDWARE.

C U T L E R Y. c§'c.

f"l1l*l subscriber otlizz-"s forsalc as
I can be fouirtl itr airy establislimt-tit it

llmeut of ll.\R l) WA HE. CU'l‘LEl’vY. du-
among which may be found--
:flaud, panel. cumpass, cross cut. back autl mil
lEi'igli.~li and American Chisels of all sizes

;l<‘.ugli-li and Atirericaii Drawing Knives
;l~‘ore.jat-.lt. suiootliing.
‘Braces and bills of all kinds

Concave and common Angers

Comuion and tnortice Gouges
Iron and steel stiuares,bevcls and try squares
Platte iroits ofall sizes and qualities

A large assortmeutufsliell and anger bitts
Broatl aiitl narrow Axes
lron strap hinges all sizes

Clark's, t:nnirnon. table aiitl Parliament Butts
Plows atitl t-:.stiit,t,vs—-marrure forks

Br.-d keys 8:. screws—escutclrenri acglass Knobs
Crnwbars cart and wannn boxes
Trace, halter, dog and ltti.-I. chains [sticks
,\Vcll \Vll(£€l$ atitl ropc—brass and iron candle-
lron Cook pots ofall sizes brass autlirorr kettles
Carvers table and desert knives and forks
Sauce and frying pans—,qritlirons
;\Vasb tubs and l)t)zlt'tl.'~‘—(lmrl' iirats
llilackiiig. horse. scrubbing 6.’. wliitewaslrbruslies
Cast iron furnaces, spitlers,antl fire dogs
Shovel atrtl tongs. stub scytlies, window glass
sashes. 87.4‘. (.\'.(t.

A ft/..f[ assrr/'lme7tl of Iran
English it in wagon tyre, from

all tlii-cl-rcsses

nml Sleel.
ii to 1:} incl)

English (l(. cart .do from 2% to 3 inch
Swedes do " do rl‘()tll 25 to 3 do
Anicrican tln round do frotn l,-l to § do
Do do square do from 1 to 3 do

[loop and Band lrorr,al| widths

Satintlerson dz, Co's best quality cast steel 3- anti
5} octagotr. and Hr. 1. .-'§. 3. square.

All these articles kept consiaritly on hand and

for sale by CHAS. l.-A.-ics.

MPOR'fi‘AN'l‘ Rcmcdy.—Dr. l‘.l(lt.‘l'~

kin‘s E}_z_vptiair Balsam is V\‘Z)flf]ltlC‘tl tot-nre
the most severe cases ol”btrrtis,:~.|s0 piles &-. fistula
in a few hours. The proprietor returns his thanks
to the gcntlernan from whom he f(’(‘.F.l\'C(l it
letter. stating he had the piles for 16 years.
in order to save expense in advertisng certifi-
cates. the price is matle near cost, wlticli is

For sale in Norwalk by John A. \Veetl in
\VcsIptrli, by Jo‘ n \V. Taylor, in Statiifortl

by Roswell l*lo_vt.. ‘

double and single barrell Guns.

low' priced pockrt l’i~tols, copper aritl transpa-§
rent Poutler lflzislts, ribbed atrtl split and plain}
Percussion Caps.just received and for sale by:
\V C $‘.'rrtr:i-:'i'. l

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)Rl'fi‘lSll Lustr_c,——_For blocking stoves l

a superior article. J. A. \Vi-‘i~:n.
V ‘ INDOVV GlflSS.— 300 boxes first l
. autl sectrrttl quality American and

French \Viritlow Glass, asstitretlsizes. at man-.
ufact_urer's price . by W C S'r‘r:r:i-.'i?. l
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-RITISH Lustre.-~Gr=nuine British!
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Lustre in cases and packages for sale, by
W. C. S'l‘l:El-2'1‘. ,

Poor 1‘lIan’s Plaster!
i 000.000. Sold Year/_1/.
T['IE sirbscrihcr has received a new supply
oftliern. Join‘ A. \Vr:i~:n.

YE StllffS.—Camwootl. Lozwood, Nic.
wtrtitl, llyper Nit’. VVootl, Red WOl)(l.
Fustic. Matlder by the barrel or less quantity

-J A \V it: no .

catly Made Clothiugp-'1‘ L 6&2 J R
Peck h.:rvejtis' received a lot Over Coats.

Pantaloous. Vests, data. which will be sold very

South Norwalk. Dec.. lSl2.

embellished with thirty engravings. Just re-
ceived by W E Bissr:I.r.,

To Carpenters !

ROJPOSALS will he received by the
subscriber for putti-at_r tip a Store in this

,village. two storivs antla lialtl'lai._t_tlr. twenty five

ifeet wide, by about eighty feet deep. l

of all widths and colors. 3 large assortment,just
received and for sale cltevp by

i\OW IS YOU R, TIME.

Giirrrps iF're°ng.e.§*,

Jas. M.»tLt.ortY & Co.

‘l-II'l‘L]3_IRY.—(5 dt-yr Razors of a superior
/ quality. 50 dry, Pocket Knives, line and

MON.~0-N Hov'r. ll
Nor walk, Dt:c._18, 18-33. 51

' ow prit:ed,just received aud‘for- sale by

/\V C S'l‘REE'l'.

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UNS! -GlllBS.! !—Fine and low priced:
ltlinefiftitl ii”

ill IS

.ouly 25 cents for small, antl 50 cents for large

il)t)‘.tleS so that all can use this very \“llttal)lP .
' ‘ ‘ lnsiial at the old stand, east side the Budge-
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li.-coxriry almost without Cost. For \\0l'fl1S
it-ithcr in grown persons or children, its at’-
‘li-cts are certain.
the back or litiibs and in
gtrtiraiitietl to cure. and supersotle on-E
tirely the uripleasaiit use of the. various kinds:

For sprains and \\‘(’.?ll\'llPéS§

of strengthiog plasters, npotlelilocs. lineauients,;
and so forth. It gives strength to the mus-l
(:ltS and U) the nerves. It is a nleaszinl tlif l
usable stimulant. wlretht-r used internally:
or externally. One case of most ext'rut.iaiin:ql
and painful rliettniatism was curetl in threel
days. Forcal.t-d or swollen breasts it ncverl
h'is failed to iuiitietliately relieve. It is now;
for the first tirrrc and at the request of oIhers,l
put tip in this popular form sothat all may liaav

Ilte berrefit of it. It is no nosirtrin. it can be
had only of Dr. Leeds, wholesale druggist.
128 Maiden Lane. N. Y.. for sale. in Norivalk
by John A. Weed, in Wcstport by Julio W.
'.l‘aylur. 21

Alpacca Ettistres.

Alpaccas clrangeable.
Alptrccris stripe. Alpacr.-as a~'sortetl colors.
Alpat 9:.-is figoretl. Alpaecasfree from cotton,
Just received at the Empire Store.

S E GRU.\l.-\.'\'.

WAY Rum, ofthe best quality, fursale by
3 the dozen or single bottle. at

Alpar-cats plain,

Bundles P S. L Nail Rotls,just received
and for sale by “/31. C. STREET.

Btssi~:LL‘s.

Elli‘-l}DS'l‘0NES.—.ltist received a quan-

tity of Ohio Griiitl.~toiies,a superior article

for grinding tools. for sale by Hu1zBr:Lr. & Co.
T 'l“\'r’§’EEDS CASSIIiIEl£E-I.

"-._'.‘ E sub.~:cribers have just received a new
articlfi for Geutlt-nit=n’s Sack Coats, which they
ofi'?=r for stile very low. Please call and examine
this new and beautiful article.

Nov. 21. JA.\ll'ZS MALLORY 6; Co.

HOMAS EASTON, s...-go... Jéllliid

ta..-

lrlechanical Dentist, respectfully . ‘

informs the cit'zens of Norivalk. that be has
taken an Office in the upper room of Curtis‘ new.
building. opposite the store 0! Jarries Mallory 66
Co. where be \\ill be happy to attend upon those
who may stand in need if his professiona'l'ser-,.-
vices. All kinds of teeth inserted in‘ the best!

mitttltvr. tithcr single or in sets; filling dorm‘.

with gold ; tltt-ayetl portions l'(:m0\'t.(.l: i'r‘tgu-

0:1. leave Nttrwalk every ‘foreign and domestic lrlardware. Cutler)’. c\'c. tar le(_-ll] remidi,,,|_

Dr E. is recently from the citytf N. Y.-

I ‘ . _ _ lulrere he has been in the practice ufltis proft-s-
‘ers and other purcliascrs, are invited to eaam-t

sitiii lor the last ten years. No pains have been
spared in perfecting lritrtsell‘ in its various dev
parztiienis. Partictilar attention “ill to given
to correct the irregttlar gl'U\\lll of teeth in (ltll-r
dren and yoting persons, \\ liich with prt per
tn-atu-cut may be ntatle (’\'f'l| and beautiful.
Cart-lul pare nts will give this stabjt-ct the consid-
eration it deserves. *

-ii 'l'lic price for lilling teeth \\lll’] Gold $1 00
E Filling \\itlr Tin 50
§ Tcctlr set on pivots front . 2 to 3 00
§ D0 on gold plate 5 00
W Do on silvcrplate 3 50
2 Do on platina 4 00
‘f;: For Cleairirg teeth 1 00
3: Eur filing tet~th .cat h space 25
3 It or extracting 25

< Ladies may be wnitetl upon at their resrtletf
(‘(‘S, by leaving their address at the Utlicef
slinultl it be tlc.~irt tl.

I?Ifcrcncrs.—l‘laving had frrquent oppnmmio
ties ol'trrspt‘cting the operaliotis of M}, Eugionl

‘;ou the teeth, from his reptitatitrti as Surge-on

I).-mist. am! the satisfit-tron he has g,,»,.,, ,0.
swine til the most respectable f:ttnilit‘s. as well as-

frt:iri t»ur t.wu lirttmleilge of his pi-,,[‘c.5_,i,,,,a,!/r

at-quircnreuts, we do not hesitate t_-q..fi.i¢-m y ,0.
recotntiietitl him in our patriots and the public
in general as every way qtialificd to perform all
operations in his profes.~.ion.
C. Post. l\]. D. Jncl Foster, M. D.
C. Preston. M. D. J. Sumurt-rs, M. 1)

1]. '.\l:tlll:(?\\‘Sf)ll, M. D.
Nttrtt alk. ()1 I. 2;)’. 

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D2't=g.:.~', Itlctlicirrcs, it-c.
r 'l‘ll ls) subscriber begs leave to call
the attention of Pltystt-iaus, iltlu-
clraiits, and others to his stock of
.Dfil{_'S..\JCtiltflllt'$.Cllt‘llllCillupulllls
Oils, Dye Stuffs. l’crl°utitery, Patgpr
i\lf'(ll(‘ll‘t6.~‘, ctc. wliicli lie ollL-rs at wlrotesult} or
retail, as t:lrt-cp as articles of the satire quulatv
can be obtaiitctl ('l:C\\llf.‘l'C. U

.:l;'ct(icz°7tcs.——Opium.Camptior.Sulpliur Laud-
;iuutii_ Salt l’t:trc, Epsoir. illl‘l"UlilltlJEll Salts,

 

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Cast Steel, steel plated, and iron shovels Zllltlll
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r:lit’-up Yr-ll..w, Utiibt-r. 6;.-.
Fairlieltl County, a large antl cniiiplt-tie uSS()rl-
[Sawsl
matchaud rabbitt Planes

llollowsaud l{ountls,sasli planes,Greciatr ovals
O. G. anti lt‘illetIs,sitle rabbttt, bcadsatid plows

[J-40('l«'.*
Rim, upright, niorticc.till, trnnk.chest and pad

Cast steel, English aittl Amer. shovels t§-spades

rlrcutnaiisvrnl

;plaiiit,,

Parignric, Castor Oil. Rlit-ulmrb. (.‘tilottit-l-,
bletgttestzi, _(.u:t,o‘r Oil. Qoiuiuc l’ipctlut:, Mot
pht-uc, Iodine, lartar latoetic, (kc. _
, 1’trznz_s.~.)\\ liitc Lt-2.-tl,Litlmrgc, Lampblack,
,\'t‘ftl|grIS. lrussta, Blue, Lromc Green anti
I Dgjc SltI_[]ls' —Mad-o'er. lutligo, ‘I,-..g“,,,,d'
l‘lJSllC. lied \\oot,l. Ctrppems, Allum. Blue
-lvilmla Altttillltt. Curt.-utira, Oil V itrul. arc.

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llL1‘u:ri ._\'licl1at'. Guru Copal, (jutii Tragat-atrtli,
"l'urpcirtine, Resin, \\’ltiiiug, Glue, Chalk,
lit-hut-tl Borax, Clotcs, Citiuamoti. Nutiiiegs.
.\lat-e. Spongc, \Vaft~rs. Scaling \\"ax. 'l‘ot‘nli
I’o\\der, Gtttuiiie Court Plaster, lluilettt Oil,
Britiisli Oil, Opodeltloc, die.

The above stock has been selected with
great care, and purt-liastd on the most advan
tzrgoiis l(‘l‘ntS. Pliysiciarrs. tttt~rt'-trains, mpg
others, (lE.~ll'lr'1;,{ frost) and pure artrt.-it-.~:, cm,
tiow have an opportunity of Slim) ylng mem-
St'l\'tS at this Csl2rl)ll.~‘lllll(‘ttl, Upon as ,_.,.,,d
terms as itr Ntw York. All orders t‘l'll!llSIl'(J
to the strlrscriber “ill be put up at the short-
t-st possible tiotiE'e. \V E Bis~u,;,_

i P. S. Particultir_aitentiutr “iii he pat.) H,
'pottin;_r up Pii_\siciau's prescripiiurrs. Mt.-d_i-
cities, tlclivertd at all hours.

Nnrwalk. Nov, 9.1843.

‘Stoves, Stoves.

The sulrsctilrt-r has ob-
tained his lfall supply of
Cooking and other Stoves.
Among his Cool: stoves is
an article entirely new to
this irrarket, C&lllPtl The Be-
-‘ volving Oven, which pos-
scsstts important advantogt 9
over any stove befitre intro.
tluced. lts chit-f merit coirsists in the (.'¢'lpi.'('l|y
of its oven, and its superiority for Bu/.i'n_g and
Ifotlsling. Six loaves of tread may be; bakt-tl
at one time. with all the troiformit_y of it brit-k
o.-en. This is ill‘ t:tt-tl by the circular and
revolving clraracter of the ovrn, by which the‘
must hentctl portions are made totake the places
at those less exposed totlre fire. ltsqualities have
l been fully tested by fanrili.-sin this pla e,wlrotle-
clare it to be the ultintaturn ofstove improvmem_

He has also, the P/cniiunz, the Kilc/rm Com-
panion. and oiherlrigbly approved cook stoves.
Parlor and oflice Stoves of beautiful and vari-
tl patterns. some of uhiclr make their first
1 [t!)f‘a.'al't(fe this season.
1- _l be public are invited to call and examine
; this assortment. as the undersigned confidently
lhe'ieves his lbc-ili'ies for satislyiirg the wants of
l purchasers are rqual to those of any otlrt;resti1b—
slishmerrt in lllls‘ vicinity. '
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_ Win. W. Bur.ru'r-r.‘
i\‘or'.valk. Ot:t. 23. 1843. 43-

l\’F[.UE1\'ZA.-Slrermau’s Cough Lt_:zen--
{:95 are w,;triauted to cure the above com-
Sold by JHHN A, VVI-:!':D.

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Vestings

' YEUJE most approved style or velvet testin

out this Fall. are at S E GRUM t.v’s

Cirmi n at, G lass,

AND
EAR1‘HEN-WA RE..

AT CITY \VHOLESALE ‘PRICES.

L. 56 -7- R- Peck. have in stone at large»

a antl spletrtlid assortment of rhe above‘-
Goods which enatblcst hem. to seL at prices much-
lower than can be had at any other establish-
ment in the country. Call and see before pur-
chasing clsewlzere. Old VVell, April 27 1341

ERFUMERY, Fancy Articles,

650. in any quatrtity. The largest and
cheapest assortment of Perfumery ever‘ ofl'ered-
in Norwalk, among which may be found Co-
logtte VVater ofevery kind and quality, Lat-en.
tlcr Water. Floritla Water. Rose Water, extract-
of Patchonly. extract Magnolia. extract Saissy,
(‘raam of Lillius, Milk of Roses. Otto of Rose,‘
()tleril'orons Compound or Ptrrsiantsvveet Bags.
Preston Salts. Fancy Soaps ofall kinds, Tooth
l’o'.vtler, Tooth Paste, —.’I‘ooth Syrup, Toollh
Brushes, Hair. Clothes and Nail Brushes,
Hair Powder, Toilet Powder. Swift's per-fumedt
Flesh Ball. prepared Chalk. with almost every-
article that can be c-alletl for in a variety Storm.

P. S. Call ana see for yourselves.

W E; B'I§5E'1'ol)."
A

Superior air-t-icle of‘ Stoughtotfs Bittesa
for sale by the gallon at Bissr:1.r.’tl.

 

Also, Ptzilrlitsll, Sularatus, Soda, Atcolrt.l.f'

 

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