" ‘ " \' V For 871; :7\;oi'u=-tiilk Gazette. A
'Mii. 'Eni'ron:—'l‘iie f'0ll0\\',lllg extract from
tlietravcls of Dr. Fisk on the C(‘l'.llDS of ‘Eti-
rnpe (page 1S4) containing reflections on llle
present tyrannical and unhappy government
Italy: Although it was once a prosperous and
fl.)Ul‘lSllltlg republic. The nature of their
, importance appears to your correspondent to be
such.that he could wish that they might be
deeply felt and duly appreciated. by every pat-
r_iot of our civil institutions. If your opinion
Mr. Editor should suflicieiitly coincide with
these remarks. to give the extract a place in your
columns. you will oblige A Sunscitini-zit.
"The American citizen feels a gloomy
fore-boiling as he alums‘. irivoluntarily asks.
wi.l shine future traveler li_{tVe occasion to
record the same Sltl history of the lovely
prosperous and populous cities tha_t now stud
the shores of the Atlantic from Maine _to
Flori-Jai? Yes, doubtless, unless Aiiierica
»‘lcarn ivisdoiii by the historic lessons of thi-
past. _ll. like It ly. the states or sections “of
the Union should divide lheiiist-lves into in-
depeiident governuieuts. there will 90119
_i.~:al;iti.-ies and wars, and rum in the train.——
[l popular phr.-nsy and illegal 8SSr.‘llll)ll.(‘S
assume the reins of govervnient, then will
some aspiring deniagogue rise UP» 3P‘
pl-I0flf'd by the multitude, even as they
‘will be flitteri-d and pampered by him, uti-
til the foot oftlie conqueror is on their neck.
_Atnerit:a ought to lmow enough of human.
.nature and of history to avoid the I’0Cl~‘5 00
which others have been wrecked ; but alas!
h0.v few constiit the records of the ptist or
the dictates of reason in these rn.'itters.—
Would that the plst history and presentcon
dition of Italy could be hung up before the
Arnericaii citizen in all places of public I'V-
soit. and especially at the polls. and in ‘the
capitols of the states and ol the nation. '1 his
is the most I desire from Italy. I hive See"
her antiquities her statuary, her paintings,
- her unrivaled edifices. her picturesque scen-
erv. her olive niountiiins, and her vinecover-
edivales; but all these, in View of the ‘lift’
portant interests I am now coiiteriiplallflfl.
are for America conipar-itively nothing. ll
from the deep-staitiel frescoes Ol llel
historic page. colored by the blood ‘of her
once free and intelligt-nt sons. some vivid and
stiiking pictures could he hung up ‘in view
ofthe A'nericin public, meth nks ll. would
by worth more in us_ it-n thousqiiid times
[hi] allihe works of art of \\'lilcli ancient
and nioli-rn ltiilv =‘-‘tn boils! Allll Ye‘ Wll“
thinks olzhis? Who of the hundreds’ of
Azrit-riciii travelers that visit Itttly. “'.lll
even iznbtie their own minds will] these sub-
jects‘. much less carry hick these important
lessons to their (_‘Out‘ill‘_Vm"l’l .7"
1'1‘ \VUN"l‘ DO.
ii_ is curious how niiiiy thousand things
l.ll"l‘~' are which it woti't do to do upon this
crazy pl .net of ours. \\'h9Tr'lJp0ll we Bali
sle-piiiid get our dinners. For instance-
It won't do to’pltiiigc-. into a l:i~\'-Suit. l't'lV'
ing wholly on thejus ice of your ciiust-i. at not
equipped beforehand with it brimming purse.
[1 .von’i do to twe.-il,- ,. m;in’s nose. or tell
him he lies, unless you are perfectly sati.-fled
that he has not spunk enough to res--nt it by
blowing your brains out, or. (if you have-no
l'.rains)cr.ickin-1 your skull.
It won’t do when riding in a stage coach.
to mil; of arimher man whotii you have not
personally seen. as being an ‘all fired scoun-
drel.’ tmil you are absolutely sure be is not
sittin0' before vou.
It \°\"0t1:l. do for a min, when a horse kicks
hint. to ki.:l.' back at the horse in return.
It won’t do to crack jokes on old uiairlsiin
the‘ presence of un.-narriet_l ladies who have
p'JSSt}'..l the age of forty.
It won’t do to imagine a legislature fetl at
the public crib will st.--t but six tveeks. when
two thirds of its inetiibi-rs have not the capa-
city to earn a decent living at home.
It won't do for it man to btinip his head :1-
gainst a stone post, unless klic §()(lll(l*.'nl.ly be-
lieves that his hr-ad is the.‘ tar «Sl-
lt wnn’t do for a fellow to imagine a girl
is indifferent to him because she studiously
iivoi-ls him in co-npiny, _
lt won't do fora man to fancy it lady is in
love with him. or that she hits \"ll'llldll:' I'll-
gaged hers:-lfto him. because she has al-
ways endured his company.
It won't do. when in a hurry to eat soup
with it two’ prongetl fork. or try to catch
fleas with ‘:1 fish net. _ '
It ‘won't do to be desperately enamored of
l pretty face till you have seen it at the
breaktast pible. ‘
Ii, won’; .1.) Li) by s ) devoted to it tender hea r-
ted wife as to comply with her request
when she asks you ‘now tumble. over th--
cradle an-l break your tit-ck, won't you ?'
lt wori’t do to extol the beauty of a la-
dy's h.iir. before you know \\'l'it'lhcl' -it did
not formerly belong to another latly’s head.
It won't do to talk of cabbage when t.iil-
ors are standing by, nor of wooden nutmt=g.s
and white oak hams when there are Connecti-
cut Yankees about.—Ya.nlree Blade.
KINDNESS.
Speak kindly to thy brother man. for he
has many cares thoti dost not know; many
sorrows thine r-ye ll'lSl not seen; and grief
may be gnawing at his heart strings. which
ere lon-_:"will snap them in sunder. O.=.pt-ak-
kindly to him l
will kindle the ligl.t ofjoy in his o't-rsliatl.
owed heirt, and mike his path-.x-:i_y to the
tomb a pleasant one. Speak kindly to thy
brother man, even though sin has marred
Perhaps a word from thcel
'C‘UTEER Y.*e‘s~c.
V ‘HE subscriber offers forsale as cheap as
can be found _in any establishment in
"l Fairfield County. a large and complete assort-
ment of HARDWARE. CUTLERY. &t'-
among which may be found— [S8\_V8
Hand, panehcumpass. cross cut.back and mill
English and American Chisels of all sizes
English and American Drawing Knives
F‘-on-;.jacl;.sinoothing.inaichandrubbttt Planes
Braces and bills of all kinds
Concave and common Angers , _
flollowsand Rounds..-iash planes,Grecinnovals
(). ti. and Filleiis.,s'ide rabbitt,beadsand plows
Common and inortice Gouges
Iron and steelsqiiaressl1EV¢l$ mill ll)’ squares
Plane irons ofall sizes and qualities
A‘ iaige assortmeniol shell and augerbltlfl
Broad and narrow Axes k
lron strap hinges fill 5_‘z°3 7 [Pm 5
Rim, upright, niortice.iill, irunk.chestand pad
Clark's coinmon.table and Parliament Butts
Flows and c:istiii.t_rs--iiiaiiu re forks ’
Casi steel, English and Amer. shovels §°.~ip_ades
Bed keys 8: screws—-escuiclieon kglass Knobs
Cruwbars‘ cart and wagon boxes
Trace. halter. dog and lntrk chains [stick-
\Vell wheels and rope—brass and iron candles
Iron cook pots ofall sizes brass andiron kettles
Carvers table and desert knives and forks
Sauce and frying pans-—,cridirons
Vl/ash tubs and boards—-door mats
Blackingdiorse.scrubbing&whiiewaslibruslie_s
Cast iron furnaces, spiders,and fire dogs
v and too s. stub sc thes,window glass
0 e g
sashes. &J‘- 550-
A full assnrtntent of Iran and Steel.
English It in wagon tyre. from 1;} to 13inch
all thicknesses
English dc cart do from 25 to £3 inch
Swedes do " do front 2; to .3 do
American do round do from 1;} to § do
Do do square do from I to § do
Hoop and Band lr0n.nll widths
Saunderson 6.‘. Co'sliest quality cast steel 3 and
§ octagon. and 1;}. 1- §~ 3- '~“l‘”""-
All thesearticles kept constantly on handand
for sale by C"-‘ll? l-“-“"9”
GROCERY&CROCKEI{l’ S'I0ii.E.
HE subscribers would inform ilieir friends
and the public. that they liavejtist received
and are now offering for salt: an assortment of
Crockerv. China and Glass \Vare as low as
can be purchased any where in this vicinity.
Also. an assortment of Groceries, consisting
in part oftlie followiiigttrticlesz New Orleans.
Po'iorico. Si. Crofx. and l-lavantiali Sugars;
double refined Loal'Siigar. Sh Cmlx 11"" New
Eviiug Syrup, Molasses. Coffee (if different
qualities, Young llyson Tea from 35 and Go’.
to 75 per pound. Rock 'l‘urks lslaud. and Hay
Salt. Soap. Candles. Spices. Mackerel. Shad.
Codfi.-li. mess Pork by the barrel. beefand pork
Hams. Shoulders. Lard. Rice. Flour. and many
other“ articles to numerous to mention; all of
which they will sell cheap for cash or ready
pay. JOSEPH S. M El-.‘Kl-IR «Sc Son.
N. B. All persons indebted to the subscriber
on book. are requested to make iuime-liate sei-
ilemeni by note or cash. Josizeii S. l\’ll-ll-:Kl-ZR
Norwnlk. June 20, I844. 26
Grocery, Flour and, Feed Store.
NEVV ES'l‘ABLlSlIMEN'l‘.
Fr es/t Go 0 ds. a. n /1 P rioes Lou":
THE subscriber has taken the
“W Store next door east of Miillory «Sc
l__trtttt
Banks—east side the Bridge and is
ripening :1 choice and beatiliftil us-
sortmeiit of Family Groceries, Flour. &c-
[n quality, they are equal. Ill l88Sl.~ '0 NW
thing in the place, and that they are as cheap.
ilie cotnmunity will be satisfied when the learn
our prices and examine otir articles. Competi-
tinn being the order of the da_v.'-‘we have set out
with a full iinderstantling of "the necessity of
meeting it. and of meeting it. with some degree
ofsnccess. \Vitli a fair trial we have no fear
but tliai we shall be able to meet the wants and
approbation of the public. Shall we have a
trial? W. H. Cl.l-3Vl-ZLAVD-
Norwalk. April l5. IS-l4.
«it \
\
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THE subscriber has this tiny returned from
New York. with more new Goods. vi hicli
added to his former stock. inakee his assortment
as large as in most city stores. Purchases are
made with ihs ready money. “Goods well
nought are balfsuld." ‘Tile puh‘ic are invited
to call and see if_a bargain cannot be t':l'.Sr'tl up
cheap Some verv good watches for $9. the
best ever seen for the iiiotiey. A large supply
ttfall kinds ofJewerly. A good supply of gold
and silver lever and lepine watches. Gold and
silver pencils, gold and siiver spectacles ofnur
own make wholesale and retail. Everything
in our line. CriA's E. Disiiiiow.
N. B. Personal attention is given to the re
pairing ofall kinds of watches. VVe think we
can do them tip as cheap and as good as any
body. All kinds of Job VVork done at the
shortest notice. 3 C E
Norwalk. Nov. 25. 1844.
O
Lamp 01.
H E best Bleached Winter Strined Sperm
Oil in Norwzilk is to found at
_\V E. 6.: ll. M. Bta.=i=i.i.‘s.
'i NOTHER. Cheap 'lot of Pocket Blinks
_Wiilleis 6zc.jusi received. at Bissi-:LL's
' ERN[IFUGE.—-B. A. Falitiesiot,-k’s
the spirit’: beauty. and turned ‘into discord
the once perfect harmony of his being’.-—
Harsbness can never reclaim ‘him. Kind-
ness will. For fill‘ down beneath all his de-
pravity, there still lingers ti spark of the
spirit’: loveliness. that one word from thee
may kindle to a flame, which will eventual-
ly purify the whole man. and make him
what he was designed to he, the true spirit-
uil image of his God. Speak kindly to all
without asking who they may be. It is
enough for thee to know that he belongs to
the coniuion brotherhood of man. and needs‘
thy sympathy. Then give it to him freely 2-
-ay, freely as thy Father. who is in Heavy
en. give-th to thee.—I_.awell Oflering.
The amount of New York stocks on do-
posi with the Conipirollo-r as suctiriiy for
circulatirig banl.*'notr»s is. $3,065,000, out of
. Vermifuee, a perfectly safe and certain
cure for worms. _Certificaiea of its efficacy can
be seen at the store of the subscribers, suffi-
cient to satisfy the most incredulous. ‘
W E 61. ll M Btssi-‘.LL.
Caps. ! Caps!
B1 _E_.l_\IS' and Boys’ fine Cloth Caps, just
_ received and for sale very cheap, at
100 i
for (talc by
BAY Rllln.—A—fine ariicleof Bay Rum,
-Jllil received at B|3g).;[,Lg,
Looking Glasses.
Kegs first quality Cut Nails. assorted
lrom 3d to.6 inch. just received.» and
S'riti~:i-:'r dz .CAM1'.
§R6,DQ0,0__00-_-they debt of the State.
A ‘small assortment of Looking Gl_n_ssott_i. very
_. V cheap at! ' c',,,A‘,_x,_
iinry is to calla see for yourselves. at the cheap
bookstore of
HE best medicine known to man'for iii-
cipieni Consumption. ASll1m3- "l fvery
stage, bleeding of the Lungs. Cou_glis. (,o|ds.
Liver Conip'iainI,aiid all diseasesol tll't3‘°’l.1.‘:"5'
NATURE S OWN PR-ESCRl.[’ 1 l0r’.\-
A compound Balsamic preparation n. lllg
Rrurius Vz'rginiana,ur "Wild Cherry Bark.
ct.-mbined with the Extract of ’1'u'I'. pl'8l’3“3‘l
by anew chemical process. _flltPf_UVC‘l “"
recommended by the most tlisiingiiislied p‘*V'
sicians. and universally acltnowletlged the
iiinst valuable medicine ever discovered.
NO QUACKERY! NO DECEPTION 3!
%''All published siyaieirienls of cores per-
‘1'l’.Ul-Z. Be careful and get the genuine “ Dr-
imitations are abroad.
street. N. Y
Taylor. Westpori; S. C. Sil|iuian+NeW C9
iiaaii; Holly 65 \Vhite Staiiifrird.
A NA'l‘URAL REM EDY.
cure ofevery (rural)/e disease. will brfound in
\Vrigln’s Indian Vegetable Pills,
Of the North American College of Heal!/i
HESE extraordinary Pills are com
posed of plants which grow sponlnne
ously on our own soil. and are therefore lsette
adapted iontir cansiit"-iioiis than medicines con
they may he (.'()l'l‘l[)OlllltlPtl ; nnrl as _ ,
“'rigln’s Indian Vcgctablerllls
body is in irutli subjcctl buiONE DlSEr.-\SE
PLES, by cleansing and puril'_\iug the blood
It will be manifest that if the cnnsiitu.ion be no
entirely exhaustetl a perseverance in their use
drive diseases ofevery name from the body.
lVrig/it's
expel from the body all morbid and corrupt liii
ural inauner—and while iliev every day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE.
The above named lndianVegeiableFills have
been three years before the A iiiericaii publimaiitl
that of all the various medicines which have
heretofore been popular. not one has taken such
permanent bold upon ilie affections oftli'e people
Not only do all who use it. inva'iabl._y experience
relief. and iecomnieird it in the strongest terms.
but it has effected some ofthe most astonishing
cures ever performed bv medicine‘.
CAUIION.
medicine has on the oiiiside of the boxes,
VVRIGHT’S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Oftlie North An_iericau College of Health.
Suuilierti District of Peniis_ylvania."
videil willi a certificate of Agency. signed by
VVILLIAM WRIGHT. Vice President
Ofthe North American College of H eiilih.
and that pedlarsarc never in any case all
sell the genuine metlicinc. -
cents perbox. with full directions.
John A. \Veed, Norwalk.
G W Smith South l\‘orwalk
Holly While , Stamford
lrn Gregory cs‘ Co Britlgnpuit
Nichols. Be-its Fairfield
Pike 18' Siiirges Stiiithporl
Henry Plait \Vesiport'
Gt-o Mather Darieii
Waterbury. Weed 6: Co
J c\'. S Brush
‘ ' GfPPn\\‘iQl)
ls Stiiilli
Ruxburyt
Lnr~l.wnod &Finch Norili Siamfuid
S C Sillinian, Jr New Caiiaan
T Hoyt Wilton
Geo. Mitltllehrorik Smith Wilton
Keeler 6.’. Smith Piidgeficld
A Gilbert °- '
Thotrias B Fanton Reading
' Edward Benedict Danbury
S Selleck 3*
VVm H Banks Beiliel A
Great Arrival of .
OOIKS AND STATIONARY.
TH E largest and-.besi
assortment of Boiikg. Sta-
tioiiarv. Fancy A’_}tir-leis.
dcc. ever before ofl'7frcd in
Norwalk. at prices lower
-- - -A A " than ever. “/6 have
on litind Classical, Historical,'l‘l|colo-
gical. standard- and llltiscellaueons
\Vorks. E very variety of School 1 Books
used in this coutiiy for sale by the quantity or
at retail. on more favorable terms than can he
bought elsewhere. Country Merclianis..'l‘eacli-
ers and others. wishing books by the quiintily,
are particularly requested to call and exariiirie
before purchasing else“ here. _
Blank Books of every description. consisiiiig
in part of Day Books. Letlgers. Invoice .Bool;s.
Journals. Letter and Cash-Books. Receipt and
Bill Books. Note Books. Pass Books. die,"-
Our assortment of Bibles. (cheap edition
and some elegantly bound) Hymn Books.
Prayer Brinks of every size and prit:es,§entiu-
als for 154-5. Christmas and New Year"Gifts.
Albums. dzc. cannot be beat in this counly.
VVe have the rarest and best selected assort-
ment of moral, religious and siimdard liier,aiu_re.
miscellaneous works. some particularly adapt-
ed io School Libraries. 13-
Also. on hand a large supply of Letter and
Cap Paper by the ream. at extreme low iiricr-s.
note paper, tissue and drawing paper. drawing
pencils. quills. metalic pens. scaling wax-i, sand
and wafer boxes. inkstands. gold and [silver
iifncils. pen knives. card cases. ivory tablets.
visiting cards. music and music paper.,maps.
globes. mntlicmaticitil instruinenIs.slate pencils.
&c. with almost every varieiv of fancy ‘Emil,
than can be called for in a variety store. ‘ i
We have for several years past been enigagt-.d~
ll’ ll"? selling "fb00l\'B.5lc. and heingexteusivelyi
changed in manufacturing. we have raciiifi.-..,
for selling as low as can be bouehtin New
York. or elsewhere. \Ve would invite the at-
tention of our customers and purchasers ii) our
assortment.& that they may be mnvincedhfihe
above facts. You can save 25 per ceiit and
get the wnrihofymir money. All that is neces-
B
W. & M11 B.iss'i:z.1..
160
formed by this rnedii:iiic,are in every case.
l‘Vislar's Balsamq/'I’Vz'ld Cherry," as spurious
Orders from any part of the C0ulil_I:_\_/ should
be addressed to Isaac Butts, No. 120. It ulton
Agcn's—Jiihn A. \Veed. Norwalk ; John \V-
10
Suited (0 our constitutions. and competent to llic
cocted from foreign drugs, however well they
are founded upon the principle that the liiiimiii
viz: corrupt liumors, and that said iriedit-iue
cures this disease on NATURAL PRINCI-
according to directions. is absolutely certain to
Vegetable Indian Pills will he
found one ofilie best if not the very best medicines
in the world. for carrying out this GRAND
PURIFYING PRINCIPLE. ‘because iliey
more [the cause of disease] in an easy and tini-
disease ofevery name is driven lruiri the body.
we can now say. without fear of contradiction,
This is to inform the public. that all genuiiie
And also round the border ofilie label it ill be
found iii srhfill iype "Enieretl ncctirtlitf§ld$l‘iIr?'tlcl
ofCongrez=s.in the your 1840. by \Vin.' Wriglit.
in the (}lerk's Ollice ofihe District Cou n of the
The public will also remember that all who
sell the genuiiielndian Vegetable Pills. are pro-
owed lti
Forsnle by the following list of Agents, at-25
‘.st..u;ii:st.il’t‘.- 1
bushels of‘ Grey Rock Salt. received
by the subscribers.tiiitl for sale at their
factory. at the foul of Mill Hill. ground. or in
ilie luuip. The ground Salt will be sold_ in
bulk. or neatly put tip in Sticks and Boxet.ol
from 4 quartsto half a bushel. for the use of
aniilies. eiilier for the table or the dairy. As
hey have entered largely into the business,
A «VA'LUABL_E »MEDICINE.-
R. Brandreth’s Vegetable Pills have
- ' proved themselves an effectual tflsslslanl
of nature. having cured in the United States at
least one hundred thousand persons of diseases
which had been pronounced incurable by medi-
cal irien ofilie first rank’ and standing.
In no. town are ilie Brandreili Pills thought
more of than at the town of Mount Pleasant.
or in the village of Sing Sing. where I have
they contemplate siipplyirig most oftbe stores
of the County. where the article will be kept
for sale. This salt is Iliorriiiglily screenetl. and
will be put up with particular régartl It) cleari-
ness. 0 . E. Piiici: 6: Sort.
Nniiwiillc. Fr-li. 2l . l8-l4.
For New York.
Trips for the Season.
7
Regular
'l‘lie fast sailing Sloop. Mary
\"iIIiS, Capt: \Villis J. Ni-rriit
the season.
will be I'9("’l\'(’tl on accutnmodating terms.
iiuuance of their favors.
Nnrwalk. Mairzli l. IS44.
will continence her regular iripsto
_ . New Slip. New. Yoik. on 'l‘iie..-d:i_v
next.—lt-avint! Norwalk (East side the Bridize)
exery 'l‘Iie-stlay evening. and reluriiing will
leave New York everv Saiiirday ibrotighotit
All kinds of Marketing and freight
Capt. Merritt ianders his acknowletlcments
to his r‘tiSl()lT.'el’3 and friends, for their patron-
age during ilie past season. and solicits a con-
niy establishment. "'l“he i=ers.ins it ho are the
signers of-the following paper. are well and
f'avor.'ibl_t known intlie rpitinty of \A~’cst Chcstci.
and I am justly proud n 3 having such 9 testimo-
nial frum my fellow Iotvnsnicii. and shall care-
fully use my best endeavors to retain their good
opinion. ,
\\’e. ihe untlersi,tzn‘ed., residents of Sing Sing,
\Vi-st Cliesier Co. N. Y. certify that we have
used Benjamin Brandrcllfs Pills.thc Vegetable
Universal Medicine. individually, and in our
UGAB House _1__l,l,o_l_g_s,s__e,g_.-31, jlsl re-
ceived, _n 'qoa’nii'i,y of Sugar Hcuse M clas
ses ofa superior quality. ‘Just the article for
Pan Cakes. W. H. Cl.l-'.Vl-2l.A\'D-
Farm For Sale !
~,.. One ofihc first farms in Fairfield
Cotfiity, in proportion to its size. is
. ‘now uffereil for sale. It is situated
-. _ in the town of New Canaan. about
one mile from the village. and consists of sixty
acres of first rate land. with a laige new Dwel-
ling House. and other bui dings thereon. Said
farm is well watered. and has upon it a fine
voting orchard of grafted trees. and is replete
iviih every conveniince. and well worth the
attention ofiliose vi ho are desirous of purclias
ing. The title is indisputable. For terms. &c.
apply to Chas. A. I‘]ilri_ft)r(l. Ridgefield; Chas.
lsaacs. Norwalk. or of the Slll)SCrllit‘l'. in New
\.
families. and have fonrid them the best medi-
cine we have ever used. \Vc believe them to
be deserving of all cnnfitlence by the public at
large. \Ve have seen the most lienelicial
ClJl"Cl9fl'0n1 their use in diseases generally con-
sidered of an opposite cliarat-ter.
S A Corey E W Kingsley Levi Peck
Wm Dargue James Puizslevl’-lenry Harris
Arlfed Bridgtrr \Vm LawrenceS l Jarvis
James Storms A \Vard M C James Lock
\V \V Ariderson\Vni \Vilk \Vm Shaw
Geo Sherwood N Fisher Elisha Rider
I‘
I
HE best and
Harnesses. Saddles and Bridles, 'l‘runlts.
Valices. Carpet Baggs. Mariingales. Halters.
9
Carriage and Ritling \tVhips. Gar.-. etc. tliai ha
now he found at the Store of
nearly opposite the Norwalk Hotel.
by calling. For workinaiisliip and beauty. it
well as service. the work which he offers can
not be. surpassed. Also:
Sadd|er’s Silk, and a t_reneral assortment
articles ..
this kird.
Also
Braces if his own maiiiilliciiire. made fo
d'u'I‘(2b'.l.Iif:l/ as well as cniiveiiicnce.
'l‘l:t= hove articles. the nod.-rsiziied. pledge
res-pr-t:tl'tilly solicited.
N. B. 'l‘lie strictest attention paid to all kind
of repairing. VVii.i.i.tiii B. Swan’.
Noitvaik. :\ln_v. 3. I844.
most varied assortment of
ever been kept in this place or vicinity, may
the subscriber.
Tliis is no empty boost as any one may sew
Saddle and luirness ’l‘iinimiiigs of all kinds
of
.ually called for in establisliiiients Of
good assorinicni of El-isIic.und \Vebh
liimsel’ to sell. as low as they can be fotind
elsewhere. "l‘he patronage nftlie public is
1!}
Isaac Smith Hervey Net.vell“’ni Lee
Thomas BaileyJolin 'l‘ Yne S M 'l‘om
Jamcs Mauser “.7 E Compton S B Merritt
Jacob Fo.rshayC Snowdcn
Wilson Orr l~‘lll1C Nelson
G W Crolrcl
Robert Lent
Ewil P Agate S W Siniili
Wm Nichols Jos L Smith
B Smith Dan B llynarrlG Van \Vyck
J M iilford
Juh:i flitr:licockO Waslibtirn
John B Lent
E R \Vesir:oattCliarles LyncliAnne‘F Siniili
Eliz Mangum G B Hubbell J-as T Collyer
James C .SiiiiIl'iClark Snow
Gilbert Color Rebcai\’laiigutnWin Mangaiii
\tVin Air.-hinsonE Jennings Jiisi D Requa
Jacob Acker Abner F Joy JfM1)§e$lfll]l0ll
ll Geshrey G Connor F'Van Zandt
David DelaiicyS Ftiriiiieyer lll Lock
N J Greeiie Squire Grifliti E Delvency
Ab‘m Miller \Vin Cullycr H Detitzis
.l bl Stephens Anne Sing‘ Nancy Sing
Peter L Yoe Step Marshall '1‘ Little
'L Forimeyer David McCordJolin Barlow
Stephen Ayles C A Lewis S Mead
N Wheeler Abraliam lluiiiwm A Dean
Jas Bridger T E Bridger Levi Philips
P Din-is \Vm Robinson B VV-'l‘unsiall
lsaac C Smith Win Caiiipbell'l‘lis Maplesde
G E Sauton. P M J Ryder. Farmer
Lorin Workman Win Coddington
F R. Vredenbnrgli 'l‘horn Anderson
John A Atchiuson Samuel Van Allen 4
A gents.
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George F‘. Daskam Norwalk
3 John W. Taylor \Vesii:nrt
Sherman Smith Ridgr-field
Roswell Hoyt Stamford
Jtisflpli Jennings Snuthpori
New Catiaan
Bedding
Darien
Bellit-l
C R.a_vinnnd 6.’. Co
'l‘ho‘.-i B Fantoii
Jas H Gorham
Judd &- Barnum
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as the lie'.'si mode‘ til'"atluiini-ieriiig this valuabl
nit-.tfi‘t:ine to Children. li may be used for al
purposes that the Oil is so exteiisivelv rccorri
Bowel Coiiiplaiiits. (cc.
.loii.~t A Wrzi-:u. agent for Nnrwnlk.
‘HILDREN Cry for It.—l'.lallo(-It's
’ Castrir Ol§,_C:ititly is highly approve-tl iii
in 'iiderl.cnminnncolds and all kinds ofCouglis.
P
I .just completed it inosi superb an
' at the Rail Road Depot at Whit
Plains. at which the traveling cornmuniiy ma
find accommodations for their horses in a min
ucr not to be surpassed, if equalled.
Gin. Jamar-i:i Rum. Brandy. Ci
- der Brandy &'c. The above It
qtmrs can be relied upon as pure and uiiadul
teraied. and will be sttltl oitl_v for rrii-dicina ptir
poses. \V E 6.’. H M BIBS!-?Ll..
CHOICE Liquors.-—l’uie
Port and Mar eiia Wiiie. Holland
1119!) taking this route to the city. may leav
with implicit confidence that every order wi
be obeyed, and every attention given to the
property.
\
rapid Cflllsllllttlltifl. a fine brick building whit:
‘1O.\'lE'l‘lllNG N!:‘.\V.-—l)nily' Prick:-I ii..-
tiwiiibrtiiiccr. for 13-15. for the use of pri
vale fziiiiilies and p"ra'tHNi of l)llSlllf‘s.i—(‘t’)lllall1
lltitise Altiintiac. and a blank space for Memo
randuins for every day in the year. Sold by
J A \Vm:n.
Extract of Lungwort.
MONG the multitude of medicines and
cute-alls. which are daily palnied (Ill upon
the iiiisuspeciiiig.people snofien get disappointed
iliat they hardly know what ‘to believe when a
real ilnvillllllble medicine is first introduced into
the community.
. . 'l‘lie iriediciiie tthicli we tiow bring before the
public, is a compound not lU\z'8|llt’Ll in atlay, but
the maturing ofyears sf reflection. on all diseases
which liavé,a tendency towards C’ti.\‘SUllr1I’TlON.
Complaiiiis ufilie lungs. chest. and liver. seem
to arise from our variable climate. uiosi danger-
nus Io the invalid_ and iliose ofnaturally weak
constitutions. Dr. Lzzibo‘r's Vegetable Lung.
worl is ofihe most extraordinary nature in its
operaiiousuponthesysiem. li takes hold of the
complaint tit once. and no matter how long the
pulti_:nn_ar_v or corisunipiive patient has beeusiif-
fering. if" the condition ofthe lungs arcsuch as
not to be absolutely incurable. the liingtvori will
eradigate every symptom of disease front "the
body. ite_stuiiug one as it were agziiri to life. A
All whoare predisposed ioCunsumpiinn Liver
Ctiiniil:iiiit.or troubled wiihCoiiglis Colds.Night
Sweats. Asilinia. Pain in the Side or Chest,
Bront-liiiis, Her.-tic Flush. and all diseasesofilie
Pulmonary Organs. sliuiild immediately avail
theniselves ofthis valuable. remedy. Icannoiy
publish the numerous Certificates of cures. but
refer all for further proo_f. to it medical parnphlet
to be had ol'an_\~ ufilie agents graiis.or by calling
at the principal Ollice 27 Broadway. Albrtiiy.
C. S. .Rou,si~:vi-:t.'_r. Sole Proprietor.
Ag*ents.—W E 6: H M Bissell. Norwalk,
Ayniiir dz Dyer. Bridgeport. —
Just published. Middl'ebro’ok’s-Al-
‘ _ -(D8086, for 1845. Country Mer-
chants supplied by the gross or dozen. ' ‘ i
J. A. Wind. .
5
ing Au Altiianac, Banking Table. Criiinling
i-rally. so that nothing will be wanting to malt
lllllt)U3.
will find ilit-ir conveyances ready. \t’lll1t)ll'.
moiiieiit's delay to proceed.
O1ii<i.r:tr &. Siiiirii.
\Vliite Plains, Nov. 11. lS<14. 4
In no case
have we seen or liezril of any injury from their
use,litii on the contra ry.tlie most der,-ided benefit.
PM": particulars call on the subs
Saml C Nichols
Daniel Bailey M J Lockwood
Geo Washburn
A E Nit-kersonRichard tfollinslsaac Woolsey
Levi Forsliay Matthew BtiIlerRuben Quimby’
Thtias M'Cluiti
HORSE Acqolumodation.
—.\lessrs. Oakley 81. Smith have
coinniodiuus stabliug esiablishme iii
Gentle-
ilieir horses and carriages at this estalilisliment
The subscribers have also in the course of
will be opened in the t-l'inrlt"$l. possible time. for
the cntertainnieni and comfort ofiravelers gen-
this route the most cninfortzilile. safe and expe-
Travelers have only to drive tip. glv
their orders. and name the time ol their return.
tindjomp into the cars. and on their return the_
Prices moderate
Canaan. . Wm. DRUMRXOND.
New Canaan. Mart-li 7.' 1844. ll.
For Sale.
AT A BARGAIN.
A very convenient Dwelling House and lot!
situated a short distance east of the Epis-
copal Cliurcli, on the main road. and now oc-
ciipied by Maltbv Elwood. Said liniiste has
built about 4 years since. and is two stories high
and in mntlern style. 'l‘lit-rc is on the place,
it very good garden. with a large number of
thrifty fruittrecs if diflercnl varieties.
place will be sold at a bargain. For further
ciibers.
llvnni-:Lr. & Co.’
Nrirwalk. Feb 1. lS'«l=l.
TEETH 3 TEETH ! !
R. I-IAS'l‘0N, Sur;;co|ti and Mc-
clnanical Dentist, (Office opposite
lames Mallory A: Co) res; ectfully inforiiisthe
citizens of Norwalk and vicinity, that he is
still ready and willing to perform all aircra-
tittns on the ieetli—aml (hat is not all-—2'n Ilic
most skillful manner and an llie most rcusrmuble
terms. and as the seasoii is atlvarit.-iiig when all
those who have decayed teeth. will be sure M‘)
be troubled wi h tben;.—l advise all such to
haste, and delay not.
lncorruptible 'l‘eeili inserted according to the
most recent iniprovtniniis, and \\‘urr8l1l(:l.l
never to det:a_v.
RBI-’l~‘.Rl-‘.NCES.—Rc2.‘. Erlwin Hall. Rev.
J J l’Vo0lsr_7/. Rev S B S Bvissell, Hon.
Clark Bissell. George St Jo/i/i., A/frerl
Mallory; lVm. K Lcu=z'.¢, G'co7',r,re Jllceilcr,
George Mart-in. George Hn_r;l, W C Street.
0 J Gruman, A’/zrlrew Tiiriicg/. Tlwmas C.
Hmifnrd. James Mallory Jonritluin Camp.
Henry '1‘/iomas. Norzcal/c,‘ Sullivan Moul-
lon. llfeslyiorl. .
SUl\1E'l‘l*llNG .\'l«.‘w.'
T.L.&J.R.Pccli’s
BRANCH STORE,
“*1-}S'l‘ sum ivoRw.u.K BRIDGE,
(Near Slcp_/i.cnso7i.'s Hotel.)
HE subscribers have taken a Store in
Thomas’ building.wliicli tiasl;eeii enlarged
and fitted tip in good style. \\'llf‘l’f3 they intend
keeping, in Cnllllerllfln ttiili their large estab-
lishment at the South i\'orwalk Landing. the
largest and best assortment ofgunds that can be
procurred in the country. t-onsisiing of Dry
Goods. Groceries. Crockery. Hardware.’ 'l'in
VVarc, Boots. Shots. Paints. Oils, Glass,
\Vooden and \Vil|ow \\’are, 620.
Dry G00('ls.—-Broad cloths. cassimcrcs.
saiiineits. vesiings. silk velvets. tlelaiurs. prints,
aiiighams, shawls, linens, ribbons, niuslins,
flaiiiiels. laces. hosiery. ticltin_i1s,t.li:ipci. hand-
kerchief.-i. gloves and ()lllLl' aiticlcs usually kept
intlie Dry Goods line.
Gl'0cel‘ics.—Sugar, mt)laSSt’S. "flu.-tir. teas.
cuflcc, rice. L'l2C('SP. butter. raisins. curranis.
crackers. pilot bread. soda biscuit. cocoa. spices.
candles. lard, hams. s.'ill.gingcr. niiisiard.siarcli-.
Salzeratus, pPpf.'~Pr. snap. |‘t'il€|Sll. pork. shad,
mackerel and codfisli. 'l‘hes.e articles are an of
the best quality, and will be sold low for cash.
C_rockcry.——China tea and coffee sets.blue,
blue edged, \\llll6 and sprigged plates, of all
sizes; wliiic, sprig. and enameled tea sets;
white and blue. coffees; blue. blue Edgcd, at-id
sprig bakers: blue, blue ctlgetl. and sprig plat-
ters; blue, wlii'e and mncho bowls; blue. white,
brown and moclio Pitchers; Casters; blue
brown. and vi liiie Ewers and Basins; Soap and
Brush Trays. blue and white mugs. preserve
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Mutual Security lnurancc Co.
New Hitven. Ct.
I4‘ LI B. BENNE'l"l‘. Agent. offers to lit
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general with their contents zigaiiisi lo‘-s ordain
age by fire. on terms for preferable in any offer
ed by any similar in.-tittiiion.
save thousands ofdollars. as fire is a hard mas
ier and ilt-lays dangeroiis.
Nnrtvalk. Aug. 26th lS44.
Protection Insurance Co.
HAR'l‘FORi):‘C'l‘.
V
Barns and the contents of each. iogetlicr will
every similar species ofproperiy.
‘ Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
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way the earnings ofmany years.
Nnrtvalk,Janimry 1st. 1843.
NBWV YORK INSURANCE CO.
Capital-$300,000.
GEORGE ST. JOHN AGENT.
HE public are hereby informed ihat.the
Agent still continues to issue policies and
efliect insurances upon buildings variously loca-
ted and occupied ; and tipoii wares and Mer-
chandize. family stores. dcc. contained in them.
Persons wishing insurance, will please call upon
the agent at his residence.
Delay not doing till to morrow, what ought
to be done to day. Ifpropcrty is it orili owning
and keeping. is it not worth insuring? A
Norwalk January LVIS44.
"C A P I '1‘ A L $300,000.
‘ THE NEW YORK
Contributionsliip lire l-Insurance Co.
Insure Dwelling-mmses and Buildings in
general. Merclmmlise. Houselziolci Fm-ni.
titre, S/tips bwilrling. S/ripe in Part and
Part and their Cargoe.»-, and"et-erg
description of personal .Prop'erlr/.
Against Loss or Damage by Fire."
R. VV. Mantis. Sec. J. Siurru Romans, Pres.
The-subscriber having received the agency
ofthe above Co. is now prepared to effect In-
surance on. any ofihe above described property
on’ an favorable terms asany other similar insti-
tuiion. Wix.r.i.ur C. S1'n‘:z-1'. Agent.
- Norwalk, June 18, 1844. "
52
sure Dwelling Houses and Builtliiigs in
l’ersoric.~owiiing
Btiiltliiigs. Jcrr. b_v applying ininiediiitely. may
35'
ILLIAM J. S'l‘REE'I‘, Agcnaolllers to
insure Houses, Stores. Mills. Factories.
The rates of premium offered, are as low as
hose ofan_v oihersimilar Institution. and every
nan lins now an opportunity. for a trifling sum
o protect hiiiiselfagainsi this destructive ele-
ment. wliit.-h often in a single hour. sweeps a-
dislies, cut Qltlssllntl plain tumblers and glass
lamps. at New Yuri. V.ll()l€$3l€ prices.
Ilnrdwarc.-—American. pad, dc: k. and
chest ltlclis; cut and \\'l'0Ugl_ll nails. cast steel
and plaied hoes, knives and forks, pocket knives
sliovels anti spades. manure forks. trace and dog
chains. butts and screws, straps hinges, multin-
ble and Norfolk latches, scytlies. coal boils. and
many other articles too numerous to mention. _
Paints and Oils.--Pure bcllville lead.
extra do.. no. 1 do. do.. venetian red, yellow
nchrc. verdigri.-, ctirnmc green and yellow. paris
green. black paint, red lead. lamp black. lith-
tage, iurpcntiric. sperm oil, refined lamp. lin-
seed, and whale nil.-i, varnish VVim_low Glass
and putty, at prices that cannot fail to please
be purchaser. _
Boots and Sl|oes.——lllen’s calf, hip and
cow hide boots. iiien’s kip brogans. men's‘
pumps and slippers. boy's boots and brogans,
children's cat-ks. ladies‘ kid buskius. slippers,
leather boots, &c.
“’oo(1cl1 \YaI’c.—'I‘iilis. pails. brooms,
baskets. wash boartls,hm.x l-gtrays. mops, u highs,
nieasurcs. bellows, clothes pins, ladlee. boxes
and kcclers.
lSI'II§llCSo-—\Vlllle\\'ash, paint, scriili, ii.-.53.»,
tooth. clothes. blanking. (lust. and horse brushes.
Carpets and Rugs, cheaper than ever
oflered before.
SllndI'ics.—Tea trays, britannia tea pots’
and lamps. spoons, spectacles. looking glasses,
clocks. lend pencils. tliimblcs, razors: scisstirs,
shears. cotiibs, tea bells. match safes and sing
boxes. _
Also. Manilla and tuned rope. spun yarn.
l“‘_l"9- lit‘-ll Cord. onkuni. candle wick. baiting.
Ellml Sl0n€,3. jewt-harps, marbles, sail needles
ind fish lines, together with a large assorimém
of ready inade,cloiliing and hats and caps.
Also. lumber. brick. lime. coal. plaster. &c.
all nl which will be sold cheap liir cash.
Pl'lDClP1!l Store. Smith Norwalk Ltinding..
Branch Store West side Nonvalk Bridge.
- '1‘. L. 6: J. R. Pi-zcx.
Norwalk. Augiistii. 1844. - 32.
~ IRUSIIES.‘-—.'l‘he largest and best assort- ‘-
_ nient ever oflered in Norwalk : Hair.
Brushes of. every style and price. Clothes
l3rUsl'ies.f Flesh Brushes. Hat Brushes. Tor
Brushes. Nail Brushes. Shoe. Brushes, Pr-
Brushes and Shaving Bruslies, which will .
sold atprices that defy competition at i .
‘ W E 6: H M Bi=s1.r,r.'s.
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' I riodicals. dcc.‘ just receiyed and for sale at
5,9.” Yolk D"°¢8.l1y W E at H M Bissau. ‘
P. 8. All the new novel: received as
issued from the preu.
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