‘V.
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FOR NEW’ YORK.
|{.-;.... r Trips tor the Season.
-*1‘ 'Ini-: fine fast sailing sloop
NARY VVlLLIS.Capt. \VtLLts
.l Mt-:rutt'r'r, will commence her
. . . I “E:
Drugs, Medcinies, tI:c.. e "-
THE subscrib'er.begs leave 10 C8
the ttttentionof Physicians. M¢f*__
chants,ttnd others to his stock of
D rugs.M edicines,Ch emicals.Paint.-
Oils, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Paten,.
Medicines, ézc. which he oflers at whoIesale_or-
retail, as cheap as articles of the same quality"
can. be obtained —e.lse\\here. J r .
Jlledicincs —Opirrm,Cumph’or,Sulphur, Laud-
auum, Salt I’ctrc,’l')psn'rr. and -Glauben Salts-
Parigoric, Castor Ull,. Bhcuburb, _Culorntl
Magnesia, Castor Oil, Quiuine Pipcrine. Mot’-
plrene, iodine, Tartar Eutetic, t'5r'.c.~ . » ~ -
l’aim..s.-——\V-liite Lead,Liiharge, Lanipbla1:k,‘
Vertligi‘-is. Prussia, Blue, Croute Green and
EHARDWARE
Cutlery, Guns, Hollow “fare, Me-
chanics’ Tools, Farmers’ Utensils
Iron, steel, 1 aints, Oils, Glass, dcc.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Opposite Hog/t’s Landing, Norwalk.
HE subscriber is now receivingdirect from
the manufacturers a large assortment of
foreign and domestic Hardware. Cutlery, &c.
which will be sold either wltulesale or retail. 8|
the lowest Ncw’Yo'rk prices. Mercliattts. Build-
ers and other purchasers. are lnviletl l0 (‘X8 01-
ine the goods and prices before ptrrcltasiiig else-
where. Among the assortment ntay he found
FOR Sale.'—10 acres of land The Place to buy Books Cealip.
in the town of Westpori, situated at. fIVtIE subscriber has jusrreeeived a large as-
the mouth of Saugatuck river. and sortment of Books. A new and valuable
adjoiiiiiig the cou‘ntry seat of Robert collectionofstaudard and Miscellaneous works.
. Esq. On the premises are several which will be sold at prices to defy competition
commantling fine Those itt want will please call and examine for -egolar weekly trips to New Slip,
You will find Bll>leS0f8V¢|'.Y kllld \Iew York. on Tuesday. the 7_th instant-
Islands, and adjacent country. The soil is and quality from 2.9 to 38. also the largest col- le,,,,;,,gN,,,-wait,’ (Eastside the Bridge,) every
fertile and in excellentcondition. The property lection of Prayer Books ever offered in this rpuesday eveningfiind returning will leave New
can be divided into two farms. For terms ap- place from 23 to $5. rork every Sm,miay' rhmuglirtut the season.
ply to BOGART <5: K.\‘I«2El«AND.4_2 Wallst. N. Y. Annuals and New Years Gifts for 1843 at A” kinds of M,,,t,-,.tir.g and F reiglilwill be re-
6t3 ~ or ALVA GRAYt W9S'l*0'l- t‘t:(lLlCe(l prices. Blank. Books in arty quantity, Ce-wed on aCe,.mm,,daiing terms,
p til-every kind, Pflce and ‘l”“ll'Y' “ls” received Capt.Merritttentlers hisacknowledgmentsto
1' Sale or to Let. t
m For Sale.
For
~ A Firstltate I-‘term for 3 --le.
situated on the ntain road from this
village to Lewisboro and Ritlgefield,
. , containing about 120 acres ofplow,
meadow, pasture and woodland in good propor-
lion. House. Baths and other buildings in good
repair, and plenty of good fruit. Further par
ticularsarc omitted, as the purchaser will doubt.-
less view the premises. Said farm will be sold
together, or in parts to suit the purchaser.’
Also, the house, lot and buildings in the village.
now occupied by Bradley Keeler. and about SIX
Deyster
beautiful sites for building,
prospects of Long Island Sound, Norwalk themselves.
iiscustomersaritl friends, for their patronage
hiring the past week a few hundred copies of
luring the past season,and solicits a continu-
Porters‘ lllrctorical Reader and Daholls’ new
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acres of excellent land lying near Hoily Hati-
f0rrl’s. _
The undersigned would avail himself of this
opportunity to inform all those indebted to Brad
ley Keeler, ‘that 1!. settlement is absolutelv
necessary, ortd by attending to to it immediately
they will save co.-r.
VVA'_t"rs COMSTOCK, Trustee-
New Canaan. Feb. 1, 1844.
For Sale.
..s'.3&e-. _
' ‘VHE subscriber offers for sale. about SIX
acres of Land, with a Dwelling H0059
and Burn and other buildings tliereon._vtillI 8
well ofgood and never falling water, situated
iii the town of Wilton. a few rods east ofthe
store of Hirtiin Jones. deceased. now occupied
.7
by William Dudley. It is an eligible situation
for mechanical business of any kind. particular
ly fior a tanner and currier, there being a rats
vard near the premises which has been octzupi
éu some years by the said Dudley. For lllflllet
particulars inquire of the subscriber in Wilton
BELA ST. JOHN.
Vfilroo, January 18-14. 39",
1
gg E or Sale
AT A BARGAIN.
A very Conveitient Dwelling House and lot
- situated a short distance east of the Epis»
cupal Church, on the main road. and now oc-
cupied by Malrby Elwood. Said house was
built about 4 years since, and is two stories high
and in modern style. There is on the place,
a very good garden. with a large number ol
thrifty fruittrecs of different varieties. Sairt
place will be sold at a bargain. For further
particulars call on the subscribers.
IJUBBELL 82. Co.
Norwalk. Feb 1. l8'll.
FOR S:1le.—-The subscriber
oflers for sale his well known Tan-
ning Establishment situated in the
village ol'New Canaan, with a two
sory dwelling house adjoining". ’1‘he buildiugr
and yard are in good repair. with a good wares
power connected with the above establishment;
all of which can be bought on the most reasona-
able terms. For further particulars ertqtzireol
the subscriber. Wm. H. Art-sits.
New Canaan, Aug. 15, 18-13. 34
For Sale.
- PRICE—$l050,
A Business Situation 7.71. Darien. on Ute
Conner,-ticut 'l~uvrn.pi/re, 80 rods l'l"est of that
Brick Jlfeeting House, consisting ufa Dwel-
Zing House, a Good Barn. Stare add Five
Acres ofLand.
<5’ "‘lHE Store IS situated ttpon the corner o!
_a_ the turnpike and road leading to New
Cztnaan, and is a peculiarly eligable siutarior
for business ofztny desr.-rip ion. either Merclittr:
tile or .‘viechanicul. On tlte land is rt variety oi
good fruit, also good water, and, by good judge.-
the premises, at the above price, are considered
very cheap. The payments will be made sat
isfrctory to the purchaser.
For further particulars enquire of\Vrn. Brady
Master in the U. S. Navy Yard. Brooklyn. N.
Y. or of the subscriber near the prernises. who
is agent for Mr. Brady. Aaiunt CLOCK.
Darien, September 5. 18-13.
Real Estate
FOR SALE.
THE following described pieces
of property, assigned by James
Benedict to the subscriber. in trust,
-— for the beufit of his creditors, viz:
an unrlivitled two thirds of8 acres of first rate
land with a dwelling House. Barn, and other
out buildings thereon. situated on the road
leading frotn Norwalk Bridge, to the village of
South ‘Norwalk, and about equal distances from
either—a ntost eligible situation. Also art undi-
vided two thirds of 2-2 acres. and the whole of
2 acres situated at Long Swamp. (50 Called) a
very desirable tract: also about 17 acres at
Bartlett Lots: also 17 acres situated at Luplous
bogs, bounded east and south by road. and also
a tract of Salt Meadow, lying on the west side
of the harbor. near Pine Island. and always
easy of access; also about 10 tons of good hay
in the barn. All ofthe above described pieces
of property, rfrzotpi-ci:i'ously dispriscd q/I will
be sold at Public Vendue, on Tuesday the 27th
of February next, at 10o‘clock, A. M. at the
dwelling on the premises. Po.-‘session given
immediately. A. E. Bream), Trustee.
Norwalk. Jan. 9. 1842. 2
FOR Sale.—A small but con-
; venierit Dwelling House, nearly
new, with about three quarters ofan
acre of first rate land. pleasantly lo~
e road leading from Norwalk to
36
cted on th
Daitbury, a few rods south of the Episcopal
Church in \Viltoo. and about six miles from
Norwalk Bridge. On the premises is a quan
lily of fruit and a well of good water. Terms
easy. Enquire of HVRVEY Frrcn.
WiltBn. Jan. 13,1844. *3t3
Valuable Real Estate
‘. In VVESTPOIBT, For Sale.
HAT Valuable Homestead late the pro-
perty of Charles Wright, is offered for
sale. consisting of about ten acres of first rate
land, with a good and convenient Dwelling‘
House, large Barn, a Cabinet Maker's Shop
suliiciently large to accominodnte from 10 to 15
Workman, and may easily be turned into a
dwelling, a good well of never falling water
nearthe house, and a variety of thrifty fruit
trees. Said property is a desirable spot for a
man of business or of leisure. it being in the
vilvagc. If said property is not. disposed ofar
private sale before the 2d Monday of March
next, it will then be offered at public auction on
the premises‘. at 2 o'clock, afternoon.
For terms, (which will be made easy) and a
more particular discription of. the property, ap-
ply to either ofthe subscribers.
S'rAttn l<‘r.nm,'. Bethel.
JOSE!’-H W. iHUBBEl-IL, 1 Nomam.
0
TH E Store belonging to Woolsey
Burris, in New Canaan, 8:. recently
occupied by Johnson dc Comstock.
or, should any one appeur,tltesirous
of going into business, and \Vllllltp ,l().(!ltl(:r tuto
partnership with the son ofthc Sllllt~('l'|l)(.‘l', such
an arraogerncnt might be ell’.-.crotl. and the
store occupied for that pttrptisc. Applictttttiti
should be made as soon as posstlilc, that every
thing might be completed for an opening on the
first. of April next. \\'ooi.sr:ir Buii't‘is.
New Cgttjuan, Jnn. 1'“-14 4
For Sale.
THE Homestead oftlte subscri-
lier. consisting of2acrt‘:s nfexcnllettt
land,a good Dwelling House, Barn.
and Shop standing thereon, a quan-
tity of Fruit Trees, a \Vell of never falling
water, pleasantly situated on Main street, within
halfa mileof the landing.
For further particulars. inquire of Charles
lsaacs, near the Bridge. or of the subscriber
living on the premises. Terms easy.
JAMI-is S. Kt:r.Looo.
Norwalk. Jan. 20. 1344. 4f‘.IrW
H*‘a1'in for Sale !
HAT valuable Farm. formerly occupied
by VVm. Green. in the town of Wilton.
containing between 50 and 60 acres ofcxcelleut
land. conveniently divided, and enclosed prin-
cipally by substantial stone walls. Also, a
piece of wood land of about 19 acres, .-ituated
in the adjoining town of \Veston. On the
premises are a commodious Dwelling House,
Barn, Grainery, Hot Shop, &c. For terms
apply to Mr. Eli B. Bennett, Norwalk; Mr.
Ward Nichols. Weston, or to
Eu WHITE 65 Sort.
No. 168 Water st. New York.
VVilton. Jan. 23. 18-ll. 5
VALUABLE Real Estate
_ at Auction.—'[‘he srrbscriucr
’ contemplating a removal to the
,. ‘ \Vest. offers for sale his Real Estate
l'l Norwallt. consisting of a new Dwelling
House and Barn,and about 3 olau acre of land
situated about 60 rods from Norwalk Bridge.
and is a very convenient place for a rriecltanic
of any description: also 17 acres of lirst ratt-
land. suitable for building or Farming ltttrprtF(‘.s;
also about 18 acres about one mile from Norwalk
Bridge,11 acres ofwhich is first rule Wood, the
"residue good pasttrre or plow land. with a good
unfailing spring of water thereon, also about
one acre of salt meadow at Getirgitt Brook in
South Norwalk; also the folltming personal
estate,viz: one pair of Oxen, two Cows. o: c
IX Cart, Chains. Ploughs, an- other Furtuiu,r_=
Utensils with about six tons of gootl hay. The
title to the above property is inrlispiitalile. For
terms, die. call on Charles l.-‘aacs, or on the
subscriber on the premises. If said property is
not disposed of, it will be (Illl‘l‘P(l at Pt.-bltt
Auction on the 25th day of March next, at the
lwelling liottse of the stibscribcr.
JollN VVASSON.
Norwalk. Dec. 23. 1843.
1
4 .
I Investment. —-'1‘ b e
consisting of five Stores, situated a
west of Norwalk Bridge, in
business part of the Borough of Norwalk.
to their advantage to call on
to payment of the same. JOHN BURRAL.
Norwalk. Dec. 5. l8-'13
J For Sale!
near
cousistirig of about 60 acres of good
proportiortcd into plow, meadow,
laud,
ble House, and commotlious Burn thereon
standing.
orchards. with a quantity of other fruit. There
is also a good mill site, equal to anything on
Five Mile River. Any one wishing to par
information by applying to the subscriber living
on the pl'(:nll5€S. - R.tnio\n Jotttvsox.
Nttrwalk. Dec 19,1843.
Farm. For t§'alc !
One ofthe first farms in Fnirficlrl
County. in proportion to its size, is
now offered for sale. lt is 9 rooted
- it] the town of New Canaan. about
one mile from the village. and consists of sixty
acres of first rate land. with a large new Dwel-
ling House, and other but dings thereon. Said
fartrt is well watered. and has tipon it a fine
young orchard of graftctl trees. and is replete
with every convenience, and well worth ‘the
attention ofthose who are desirous of purcl).'ts-
inc. The title is irtrlispotrtblt-.. For terms. «Sic.
apply to Chas. A. Hanford, Rirlgcficld; Chas.
lsaacs. Norwalk. or of the subscriber. in New
Cauaan. ’
lf said farm is not sold by \Vedoesday, the
6th day of March next. it will on that day, at
2 o’clock. P. M. be offered at Public Aueiiou,
on the premises. \\7M. DRUn1hl()ND_
New Canaan, Jan. 19,1844. *6t<1
I-‘OR. Salc.—A new and con-
venient two story dewelling House
‘ 3 and lot. pleasantly located a few
_ rods east of the EplSCOD€ll Church,
In Nrirwalk.
A lso, a house and lot near the bridge.
Terms easy. Enquire of J. CAMP, Jr.
Norwalk. Jim. 1844.
enoqpeRvS
Glass Wa1'e
HE subscriber has"beeu induced during the
P851 _WE€lt. by an arratigment rriade with
an Importing House in New York. to engage
in the Glass '\Vare and Crockery Business in
connection with his Jewelry. In consequence
of this he has procured an excellent assort-
ment ofsueh articles as it is thought will meet
the Wants ofthe contmunity to a nicely, Wlll{'l)
will be sold for such prices. and at such profits
l
A Good Opportuit-.ity for
stiliscribcr
now offers at priva:e sale. the whole
or part of his valuable real PSl:ll(’,
few rods
the center ofthe
Person that have funds to invest, will see it
the subscriber
at his store, who will give them his terms as
The F.~.rm oftlie subscriber, lying
in the Western part of tltis towtt.
the Mills of David Seller,-l-K.
pasture, and wood land, with a good comforta-
On the property there are two
chase, will be furnished with every means of
tf5.'2
2 .
Arithmetic, for sale by the dozeri at New York
prices. A lew copies ofScott's Life ol'Napo-
Icon; Sptirk’s life of VVasliington. with other
ltistoricul books, which will be sold as cheap
its the cheapest, at the old stand No. 3. Burrall’-i
Building.-z, \V E Blast-:i.L.
Norwullt. Oct. 25. 18-12.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS 1 1
Quick or You Loose T/rem!
EVE K ti better tirrte to buy goods than at
present, and at the old estaulislted store of
N
Jasdlialloiry & Co.‘
where tho best goods and the cheapest are
always sold. Our assortment is too tiurnerous
to enumerate prices or pieces. Cheap is our
motto. Call at the attire ol' James Mallory dc
Co. before btryitig elsewhere.
New Goods !
AVING just returned from New York
{'1 with a sttpply of Full and Winter goods.
the subscriber is now ready tosupply hisfrieuds
and customers with good and Cheap Goods,-
.-\s Cheap is the order of the day—W8 W911“ '0
be urtdcrstoorliliat we shall sell as cheap for
Cash as any ofour neighbors, antl for proofol
what we say, we wish our friends to call and
c-xstriiine for themselves. As our ussortritcut is
quite extensive in the Dry Goodsliue, we shall
not enumerate articles.
N. B. Tailoring in all its various branches
carrid on as formerly at the old and well known
stand oftlic subscriber. A .\‘lAt.LoIti'.
Norwalk, Oct. 9. 1843. IIt4l
Cheap Lumber.
1
Boards Only 4 Cents Apiece l
A: L/re Steamboat Landing Soul/t Nrmcal/.'.
‘ll-JE subscribers have this day received it
'1 large and well selected assorruierit ol
Llllllber, which was purchased for Cash.
and will be sold lower than ever before olleretl
in this rttarket. Titosc. in want of
CIIEAI’ LU1‘llBE]3o _
will find it to their interest to call and exami
the follnwittg assortment, viz.
100 000 feet of Boards and Plank.
15 000 Sitling.
]0 000 5 8 Box Boards.
10000 Pine and Hemlock Boards.
2.000 \rVHll Strips.
1 000 Fle.n'll(tCl{ Jriists.
2.000 Dress Pine and Spruce Plank.
400 Buuclics Shingles.
Timber, Lat/L. Pic/rels. Fence Posts,
and all other articles usually called for in the
[J"[‘[)l'\e|' Line. '1‘ L 55-] R. PECK.
south Norwalk, October 25. 1843.
N. B. The subscribers have extensive sheds
i,.,;|. (.xl,r9r,~,~]y to keep their lrimber dry. Gcfroui
,.x,,,,r,ttrt»- to the weather. 'l‘liose. tlicreforc itt
want of Dry. Seasritietl Lutnbcr, will always
lirtd a large assortment at the lowest cash prices.
T L & J R l”s.
ll?
Ct
it
ill
0UGl‘lS. C0(lS, &c.——.\.'lierrr.ttti's
Cough Lozenges. Penscs' Hoarlioiinrl
C:ir)(lv, Anders-ori's Cough Drops, \Vinslow’s
Cotnpiitintl Balsam lleorliouutl. Balsamic
Cough Syrup. &e. for sale at Btssr-:t.L's.
T0 Carpenters.--A first rate 8SSUflll'lPfll
ofCur,teuter‘s Tools. just received. Also.
Hardware and ltriiltlirtg materials of all kiutl.-'.
lrou and Steel, &c. for sale at reduced prices by
CHAS [.=AAcs.
Q LNIANACS for l S 4 4.—Mirlrlle-
" brook's Alriianacs for 18-14. by the gross
dozen, or single one, for sale by A Wt~:r:o.
To Carpenters l
ROPOSALS will be received by the-
sul).~’CTll)t-fr for putting up ti Store itt this
village. two Sltil'l' S and a liall'high. twenty five
feet wide. by about eighty feet deep.
MUN.-ON Horr.
I Nnrtvnlk. Dec. lS. lS'l3. 5l
i_)AY lfilllal, ofllte best quality, forsale h_\
} the tl()Zt.‘n()I' single bottle. at
B tsst-:t,L's
I‘AlR PLAY!
Plaster.
only $2 Per Ton.
2,240 POUNDS to the Ton.
'1‘ the Sterzrnboat Laritlirig, South Nor-
wrrlk. The stibscriltcrs are now prepared
to sell a Superior Quality of Plaster, at the low
price of $32 Per 'l“(')n.
Some persons have taken particular pains to
report that we tlitl not give but 2,000 pounds to
thc ton, while others were selling 2.2-'10. VVt-
wish to have it fairly uurlerstoorl, that we will
rot only give 252-10 pounds. good liouest weight,
but that we intend to continue to sell Plaster U!
the Cargo Price. in quantities to suit purclias-
ers ' 'l‘ L 62. J R PECK.
South N-trwalk. Sr-.pl.. 20, 1843.
New Goods!
Bundles superior Nail Rods
200 (i022 Sleigh Bells assorted front 00. to No.10.
auce oft heirlavors.
Norwalk. i\'1ar'.‘li 1. 1843.
\Vinter Arrangement.
THE fine fast sailing Sloop
J it I i a, Captaitt G. Grriirntiititi.
will commence her VViuter Ar-
. riingement on 'l‘uesd:r_v. the 19”!
instant, making Ten day trips as follows, leav-
ing the lrinrlitig at Five. Mile River, on Tues
r ‘I ' ’ .
day, an-l l‘liur.-days and James Slip. New 3 oil-
nn Saturday and Tuesday the l’(‘m.'-llntlel’ oftlic
'eason. Freight and passengers as usual,
on the mo-t favorable terms. Apply to the
Captain on borirtl or to. “Hit. C. SAMMIS.
Ntir\\'nlk. Dec. 6. 1313. ‘lg
Hartford Co. lllutual Ins. Co.
HOSE" having Policics‘cxpiriug in arid
(,‘.ttn_:tarty, can have them renewed by
trolling on the sub:-criber.nr at the store of S.
Olmstterl; and any one wishing to eflect
iosurartce in said Com iunv. may leave word
I Ill " ‘ll 1 l (J
at the Stltnt.’ p ace, ant trey wt we altcm c‘ to
without delay. L M Smtvr-:.\'s, Agent.
Norwulk. Mrty15. 18-13.
\
2
Protection Insurance Co.
HARTFORI), CT.
lLLlA.\1 J. STREET, A_9,re77l.offcrstn
lllrllllfi l‘lou.~‘e$, Stores. Mills, Factories.
Barns and the contents of each, together with
every similar species ofproperty.
Agtrizrsl Loss or Dantage by Fire.
The rates of premium offered, are as low as
those ofany other similar lnstitrttion. and every
man lins now an opportunity. for a trifling sum
to protect liiriis-t.-ll‘:ig:tinst this destructive ele-
'llf}lll, whit-h often in a single hour, sweeps a-
way the earrtiitgs ofmany years.
Norwalk, Junriary list. 1843.
NEE’ YORK Itvsvtttt-.\'cE co.
Capit.at—$300 ,4} 00.
GEORGE ST. JOHN AGENT.
Tllld public are hereby informed that the
Agent still continues to issue policies and
-H‘.-ct irisuranr-es upon htrilrlings variously loca-
ted anti out-upir-tl; and upon wares and Mer~
~"llilll(ll7.'-‘. family stores, dcc. contaiited in them.
Persons wishing insurance, will please call upon
he argon-t or his resitlcnce. .
Delay not doing till to morrow, what ought
-o be done to day. Ifproperty is \\0rlli owning
and keeping. is it not worth insuring? ,
-_\'ortv-..ltt J.-tnuar_v l. 18-14. 52
BVV Establisliiniicnr.—’l‘lte subscri-
L her has erected :1 Saw Mill and Carriage
Shop.:tbt-tit half a riiile from Norwalk Bridge.
near Newttiwr-t Tttrripike, where he intendsto
do all kinds of sawirig, Carriage making and
repairing. The machinery for sawing is supe-
rior to almost any itithe County or State. hav-
ing three kintls of saws. Connected with the
above is a turning lathe with which most kinds
ofturning will be done. It is also intended to
accommorlate the public with Blacksmsth work
of most descriptions. By rcasonali e chores.
assirluity artrl promptness, he intends to secure
ti shareof public patronage. Jos. Sill-}I’lll-2I‘.l)
Nortvalk. Oct. 18.1842. 43
N. B. The subscriber is also preparing at
his establishment to cut shinglesto any di-
mensions. and in quantity to stilt customers.
AMI’ 0il.—Pore sperrtt antl refitted
Lump Oil.-2, direct from New Bcdford, for
-ale by the barrel or less quantity by.
\V. C. S'l‘P.l-Zl-2'l‘.
{)
OCKF.'l‘ Books autl \Vallets ofevery kind
and tlesCrlpll‘tt1, just received at
B lssl-'. Li.‘s.
Poor Man’s Plaster for sale
BISSPZLI/S.
30 dcz Skates. line and low priced.
30 in Steel Plated and cast Sleigh Shoes
20 lbs Sperm and Rt-lined Oil.just received
and F01‘ sale by VV S1-iu.;].;1~_
_ Mufl's, Mttfl's.
ARIES IVIALLORY & C0.—Have this
day received a very large and elegant as-‘orr
mcnt of Mulls, at the very lowest prices. Call
soon, for our assortment is now good. Nov 21.
N.EW GOODS 1 CIIEAP GOODS! 1
3200 doz ivory, buck and bone handled Knives
600 doz C.ark's broad and narrow Butts
300 Gross Screws assorted from g to 3' int h
200 rloz Locks. assorted English and American
100 doz English and American Latch:-s
200 doz Files ltalfroiind, flat and rapt r
1000 papers Tacks, Brads and Sparablcs.
and Forks.
1.00 doz Frame Pullies
[000 Its line wrought Nails 6d.3tlDWl10tl
50 duz Slates and 30,000 slate Pencils ‘
30 duz Horse Cards
-"300 papers Fish I-zlooks assort'tl
300 Kcgs No. 1 Extra and ptrre \Vltite Lead
:;’UU boxes French and American Glass
Fiucuud low priced double 5.-. single ltarrell guns
.-\ rnerictiri, Uprigltt, Platu, Morticcttnd E:-cuttsh
con Lot-ks, with Argentirtizt. cut and l)t'€‘..~S€‘(l
Glass. .\‘1incral.mir'rer2r| plated, silver plated
and brass Knobs. Escort-lieon L't't:li-cs’, do do
A great variety of fine arttl low priced pocket
Cutlery ; do. do. do. Scissors and Sltcars
Elipiic Carriage Springs. Pat. St-ale 1'it.‘2lnlS.
Flal,,rouutl, and half round. taper. and mill
Saw Files; wood. horse. and shoe Rasps,
Glass and wootl Knobs, screw do. bed caps, il-
Keys, Table Castors, do. Butts. Show-l and
Tongs; long, short and swing fr_ving Pans.
Brass Kettles, Pots, Kettles, Bake Pan.-;
Spiders, Skillets, High Pans, Steamers, Strive
Kettles, Tea do. and Fire Dogs.
Mill, #4 cut, hand, panucl. back. whip and
key ltole Saws; Auncrs, do. Bins, Ctirpentcrs’
Planes, Premium Plow.-, Grass and Cradle
Scyihcs, bay 6.: manure Forks.
Cast Steel, steel plated, and iron shovels and
Spades.
Coil, Ox. Trace. Halter and Jack Chains.
A complete assortnteut of Paints and Oils.
Coach and Cabinet Glue
Eu«_;lislt square. round, and flat lron ; Swceds
.-‘quare autl flat do.; Americatt round. oval. flu
and square do.; hoop and band do.; cast, Eng,
uli;-tcr. German, spring and American Steel
Nor‘-valk, Sept. 18-13 W. (‘ -"Trti FT.
HARDWARE.
C UTLER Y, LS‘C.
fill] E subscriber t)lli:i'é forsale as cheap as
cart be found in any establishment in
Fairlield County, a large and complr-re uS§Ul'l-
ment of ll.-\PtDWARE. CUTLERY, &r-.
tttiiong which may be fottnd— [Saws
Hand, pa nel. compass, cross cut, back and mill
English and American Chisels of all sizes
Ellgllrll and Atneriertu Drawing Knives
Fore.jacl:.smoothing. rnatchandrabbitt Planes
Braces and bitts ufall kinds
Concave antl cotnmoii Augcrs
Hollowsantl Rounds,sash plaues,Greciau ovals
(). G. and Filletts,sitlerabbitt, beadsand plows
Common and rttorticc Gougcs
lion and steelsquares,bevcls and try squares
Plane irons ufall sizes and qualities
A large assortmentofsltell and augerbitts
Broad and narrow Axes
lrnn strap hinges all sizes [Locks
Rim. upright, niorticc,till, trunk.clicst and pad
Clark's, common, table and Parliament Butts
Plows and ca.stirigs———manure forks
Cast steel, English and Amer. shovels <8-spades
Bed keys Lt: screws—-escutchcou acglass Knobs
Crow-bars cart and wagon boxes
'l‘race, halter. dog and lock chains [stiolgs
\Vell wheels and ropc—brass and iron cantile-
lron cook pots ufall sizes brass autliron kettles
Carvers,:ablc and desert knives and forks
Sauce and frying pans—grtdirous
\Vas.'i tubs and boards—door trials
Blacking,hor.9e.scrubbing&whitewasltbrusltes
Cast iron furuaccs,spiders,and lire (lugs
Shovel and lungs. stub scythes, window glass
«ashes. &c. ttc.
A _/'1/.13 a.s'so7'tmenl of Iron nmZ_ S1,-cl,
English It in wagon tyre, from 1:} to 1;} inch
all ll'll-.'.'l-'i"(?SSCS
English tlt. cart do from 25 to 3 inch
Swedes do " do from 2; to 3 do
American do round do from 1;} in 3 do
Do do square do from 1 to § do
Hoop antl Band lrou,all widths
Satinderson «X2 Co‘s best quality cast steel 5 and
fioctogon. and ff. 1, 3. 3, square.
All these articles keptconstantlv onltand and
for sale by CHAS. TSAACS.
7 Bundles P. S. 1. Nail Ro.'l.s,jtrsi received
and lot’ Sale by \V.tii. C. STREET.
) ERF_UMERY, Fancy Artices,
kc. in any quatitity. The largest and
rheapest assortment of perhrmery ever ol‘l'err_»,tl
in Norwalk, among which may be liiunr] C0.
logue \Vatcr ofeverv kind and quality, Lave”.
der Water, Florida \Vater. Rose Water, extract
of Pattzlxotrly, txtracl Magi olia. extract Saissy.
l room of Ltlltus, Milk oflloses, Otto of Rose,
(3derrforo‘tts Cornpountl or Pvrsinii Sweet Bags:
ljle-‘N00 Sillls. It ancy Soaps ofall kinds, 'l‘oorh
l’o'.vdcr, Footli Paste, Pt.-oth Syrup, '1‘r;.,tl,
lirtislics, Hair. Clothes and Nail Brushes,
Ha" P0“"lCT. T0llCl Powder. Suift’s perfutned
l‘ lfisll Ball. preparerl Chalk. with almost every
article that can be called for in a variety Store.
P. S Call aria see for yourselvns. H
W E I’?.:".st:1.i.-
Yellri\_v,Unili,er,&t‘.. . ' - V‘
Dye ‘Slr/flls ——Ma_dder, Indigo. ..Logwood,
Fustic, Red \\’oo«J, *Copperas, Allum, Blue
Vitrol, Atiuatto,.C.urcutitn, Oil Vitrol. (Sic.
A],-0, I’¢,arlasll,’ Sularatus, S0du,2'Alt:ohol,
Gum Shellac, Gum Uopal. Gum Traguvatllll.
']‘urpcntinc, Resin, \Vliiting“, Glue, Chalk,
Rt-lined Borax, (loves, Cirtrrauton, Nutruegs,
Mace, Sponge. Wafers.’ Sealing \ll"ax. ’l‘oot'li
Potxrlar, Gr-uuine Court Plaster, Harlem Oil,
Brittish Oil.Oporlcltlut:.<33(‘- -
The, above stock has been selected with
great care, and pun-ltastd on the most advan-
tiigotis it-rnrs. Pll)'slL'l:.tIi$, ll.('l('ll&lnlS, and
utltt-rs, tlc:iring fresh and pure articles, can
.,.,.,t- have an (ilt‘:UrlUltll_\’ of Supp ying :heut--
selves at this t:sl:.l)li.~lill‘:eltl, upon as good
l('l'll:S as in N: w York. All orders entrusted
to the subscriber will be put up at the short-
t‘st possible tititlcf’. ‘V F. Blssl-.LL~
P. S. Partict.l_ar attention will be paid to:
putiirg up Plt_vsiciutt’s prescriptions. Medik
t:irtc.-,dclivcrcrl at all hours.
Nrirttrnllt. Ntiv. 9.1343. '
\Tl-}“" Books.——'l'he Mysteries of Paris
.l. a Novel by Eugene Sue, Translated
from the French by Charles H. 'l‘own. Esq,
l«‘or.ua'c by JOHN A. Wt-:r.n.
EV!’ Booilis.-—GcrolsIein a sequel to
"Mysteries of Paris; Ntrrrative of the
Travels oftllonsieur Violet. by Capt. Marryat ;
Memoirs of Rev. John ‘Nilliaius; Thirty
Years from Horut-. .lttll..\' A. Wrztsn.
UST received The Ptcnson why lam a
Congregolioualist. lor stile \\lltil(‘S8l€ or
retail Jr its A. Vt'r:t:n.
‘ACIIED 1Y.[nsic.--Carmina Sacra or
Boston (Ir llectioriofCliurt:li l“ll.~'lC-.\]illl-
liattuucollection-—Mu:ica Sacra. &c.. for sale
by, J. A. \\"t:r;n.
Horse for Sale.
A good tttutily- Horse for sale
Cheap. Enquire of
W E Bissr:i.i..
Y .
6]” na, Glass,
AND
EAR’l‘}lE1\“-TVARE.
AT CITY Wll()LESAl.E PRICES.
L. ck: J. R. Peck, haveiu srorr a largo-
‘ 0 uttrlspleutlid ussortrttent of the ottom-
broods which euablesthem to self atpriet-.- n.-och
lower than cati be had at arty other estat.lit_ili-
Old \'Vell, At til 2? 1841
cliasiug elsewl ere.
Statulztrtll l’et'iodical for Youth.
.4 New Volume of Rolxcrt Merry 5 Museum,
EDITED BY S. G. GOODRICH.
AUTHOR 01-‘ I’F'l‘l-llt l’AkLl;'Y s 'l’AI.l-Ls
Comnnencing January, 1844.
fill] E publislicrs of this very popular Maga
zine for Youth, being anxious to be more
fully entitled to the success which has attended
their ellorts, would announce to their patrons
that they intend to make the fortcoruittg volume
for more interesting than any of its pl'€(Jt.('(:8
sors. The editorial department will still be
untler the management ol S. G. GOb(lrl(‘l), Esq.
Tales, whose fame as one of the most l'a.-t,-tn..-
ting writers for youth. is too extensively ttillosed
to need further continent. A variety of new
and pleasing articles are now ready, uutl will
appear in this volume, not inferior in interest in
the "Travels of '.l‘t.ott1us Trotter." the ~-s'tt.e.t....
Sable Hi.-tttt-rs.”“Story of Philip Bru=rp,,:,"
Adventures of Robert Merry,” and others
which have been finished in the prrce ding
tnlurries. Every article will be thoroughly
digested belore it is admitted iitto this worn,
and great caze \\ill be taken that
contain anything inconsistent with fl'.lUl'rtlll_y and
virtue. Corunreuciug in January, \\e emit]
also introduce a piece ol music in every number.
We have also in progress a variety ofnew and
striking Engravirtgs, designed by ‘Mr. H. Bil.
linge, lor this work exclusively. lu short the
publishers are determined to -make this lllaga-
zine as good as talent, care, attention and liberal
expense can make it, and they respectfully. ask
all Mr. Robert l.\lerry’s friends to give them
their kind support and encouragement. _'1'he
‘terms of the M tr.-ettrri will continue as before,
viz : One dt,i/at‘ per annrm in advance.
In order however. to give all opportunity to
peruse Mr. Merry’s work, the publishers pro-
pose to make the l'ollo_wiug great mducentcnls to
clubs.
FU!t"f3.0_0we will send4 copies oftheMusum ]_y.'.
l‘ H " “ “ 55 1 on
it u it u, T .5 “ 1 “
H M 5. .t is r. J “.
-~ 24 00 ~- -40 t» s. .. 1 ..
The cash in all cases to be sent in advance.
ftntitfree of expense to us. and if convenient, the
.~ ..ole number should be sent to one address.-
Letters enclosing money for the above work,
ll P95‘ P‘“‘l 0’ ('99. "HIV be sent at our risk.
provided the_mone_v is enclosed in the presence
OR the IIail'.—Rotvlantl‘s Mncassar
(T Oil, Bearis Oil. Cllllitig l“lUl(l. Ruse Hair
«ll. Antique Oil, Persian Oil Roses. Oltlrid2e's
Balm Columbia. ‘.Varrl's vegetable Hair Oil.
r""mllflm. Extract dc Pornmade. All the
above articles are wariranted genuine. Just
received and for sale by \V E Br5st.;t,1,,
00]) Liqll0l‘S.—Pure Holland Gin,
do Jamaica Hunt, 1 cask 10 years old,
Brantly, pure Port \Vine. Maderia Wine. The
above choice liquors were selected with great
ILES.—llorse and Shoe Rasps. flat.
by W C Srrti-znr.
For sale at Bi<sr:i.1.'s.
low priced ptickfl Pistols, copper and transpa-
\\7 C STitr‘.n'r.
' lNDO\V GlnSs.—-300 boxes first
ufttr:iurer‘s price , by \V C S»t~m,;,_-1-_
W. C. STRI-ll-2'1‘.
HE subscriber has received a new supply
wood, Hyper Nic. VVoorJ, Red \V0,,;l.
Um. Copperas, Extract Logwootl, &c.. for sale
-Coal ! Coal I
for sale at the Steam Boat Landing, S. Norwalk.
'0'" 599‘ ‘l""’l'Y 0f P (3 ac It 01' c It at rel
and in good order--Not one-t/zird Dirt.
selling Coal at retluced prices. and have arrived
Jas. lilallory & Co.
AVE just returnetl from New York with
ll new supply of _C'/asap Dry Goat/s.wnrrhy
the attention of any person ivishing to purchase.
lists and ‘VIlipS.—Perso'ns wishing
I0 pllreh-ise either ofthe above articles clieap.
call t. the yard and examine the above.
UFFALO Robes, 1Io'rs_e Islan. about the r-eputttbanihe Coal.
HER.\‘lAN'S
oval, half round. round. mill and topper
DDI'l‘lO.\’AL llyrnns, designed as a sup-
UNSI Grains! !——.Fiue and low priced
rent Powder Flaslts. ribbed and split and plain
IRITISII LllStI'c,——For blacliitig stoves
V and second quality Ame lean am]
- RITISI-I Lllstrew-Geriuiric Britt.-h
‘_Poor 1lIan’s Plaster!
of llwm. Jon}: A. \Vr:i~:o.
Fustic. Matlder by the barrel or less qtlilltllly
cheap. liir t-a.~‘h only, by J A \V,;,;D,
$4 75 Per Ton-Doubly Screened!
HE subscribers have now on hand, and are
Schuylkill and Leliigh. Coal, writ.-i,
Some of our friends have taken much trouble
at the conclusion that we must, sell part Di'rL—-
‘at
Files, by the package or less quantity for sale
plemcut to Dwiglit’s Psalms and Hymns.
tloublcantlsiugle bariell Guns. Fine and
Percussion Caps,_just received and for sale by
a Superior article. J. A. \Vt-tun,
French \Vinrlow Glass, assotrcd sizes, at man-
Lustre in cases and packages for sale, by
1 000,000. Sold Yearly.
YE SI.Il§f§.—Cam wood. Lo_r_rw-ootl, Nic,
Blue Vitriol. Red Tartar. Indigo Vertligris, Al.
“Honesty is the Best Policy.”
And notonc third (/irt_ as has been represented,
receiving their sopv-ly of various sizes of
they ofler to sell from the Yard, well screened,
"°”“'3""l”.~2’ “Ur management in buying and
All those under that impression. are invited to
By so doing. they will probably find more dirt
‘ 'l‘L&JRPEcK..
South Norwalk, Sept. 13, 1843,
Engravihgs
Sub.et-riptt ins rcccivotl hv
care and all oftlte purest kind, and will beflsold
only for medicinal purposes. For sale by
' Bl$sEr,L.
NO\-V IS YOUR. TIM E.
O . V
Gzmps Q0 Frznges,
of all widths and colors, 3 large usso.-r,,,e,,r,j,,s,
received and for sale c/reap by r ‘
JAS. M.tLLoriY 6: Co./
, Livi: OJL--Fresh from the linporlers,
for table use, &c. J ,\ xv ,_;,,;,,_
lCTORlAL BlBLE——H ‘s - _
xated Pictorial Bible, to coanfzieihsltillbusrigggl
, to be published in 50 numbers.‘
J A Wimp.
8
0
by the subscrsber.
B
Supply of Boots and shoes which w'ti b
at prices that cannot fail to pleasethe pirrcliaajs(t):lt'(y
THE
this new and beautiful
of the Post Master, addressed
Brmncunr. Sonics, 6:, Co.
No.10, School st. Boston, Mass:
T0 CABINET BIAKBR
UST RECEIVED, another lot osf',1t§r:rt.cl1tl
Bedposts, and Cl r B ' - ,~
be sold Cheap lor Ceagfi, ltyaumswrs’ “Inch mu‘
3']. R .;
House, Sign, and Ornar(ft1eiiia[lFT’Rzt.i-tiilrler
Varuisher, &c_ adjuimug Wm o-G.
N B ‘Slime: s Hardware store, Norwalk,Cr..
. . . rxed Patntsol an carom’ 8:50 50,. sale
I
W
Slougbtoifs Bittess
3' galllm 0‘ Blssl-:L1.'s.
Superior article of
for sale by lh
ootrs .1: slices-
,1. b New stock._
e subscribers havejust rqc.-ived a new,
'1' L 5; .
South Norwatk. Jan. 18,1843? R Pm"
TWEEDS CASS '
subscribers have jusiIreNT:EtJ:tlB.
rticle lor.Gentlemen’s Sack Coats webidli flew]
ffer fir ' l -_ . ’ I '_°Y
( 8.1 e very low glpfge call and e;;5rr“r,,;:,,,._/,;V
merit in the country. Call and sec bvlorv pdr. '
the highly popular author of Peter Parley‘; .
it shall (rut,
11.
as will sarisf the urchaser and at ll . .
y p ’ le 59"” can have an opportunity by calling on WM. B.
Swan. on the West Side the Bridge. NOV‘ 2
R
1.
Writ. S. Locrnvoop, g
8t’*6
Norwalk. Feb. 2. 1844. LL
, . . persons indubt d b - . '
RUSHES_Hair, Shaving‘ Clo”), Flesh. e to t e subscriber
whose accounts are of more than three
PODE LDOC.—-Doctor Steel’s and
time assist in satisfying the cravings of the inn...
Whitintz’s Liquid Opodeldoc. a safe and
. J ~
man. Those about to purchase any article in iltc A'M"‘s M“-I-GR!-dc Cit
.. *
'7.
ad!’ Mafle Clotltin J
A
swat‘. i.__.t..t if
hoveline or dealers in ‘item are re‘ * ' f l NFI ‘ ’ 8 ' ' '
Tooth. Hat Shoe. Sto axing tnl H ti 9 . i _' ~ - -‘Pitt U 13/ I -,UENZA.—-bberman scough Ltizen- effectual remedy for bruises sprains rbeuma- months Slllfldlnor are re “es, d _ -
Bnnhfl. 190, Safe cheap by H J 4'{VE;‘)’l' V‘ Iilflletl tp look It! and Satisfy themselves. ges are warranted to cure the above com- tism. chilblaius. &c. for sale’ by the; gross or diate paymeut.°' (1 e“;mCm§i;,:,:,':,;ne' I, ‘Peck b""°.l”5‘ received. fllll Qllfl’ OM
‘ ‘ - " ' ' « Joan A. Vvmm. dozen at ' "“"”°°"96 Vests. &.c-» W.hich’.will be ..'i.t
P low for.-cash.
\
‘ ' Lrzvt CLARK. laint, Sold by , _. W E 3,5,3”,-s_
Norwolk, Jan. 17, 1844. wt.
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South. Norwallt
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