W‘,-,-,,.. pa... .. -—+v:vwv.-vr-.- « . .-......,,.. . ._ . . .V.
For New York.
V Regular Trips for the Season.
The fast sailing Sloop, Mary
‘Willis, Capt. \Villis J. Merritt
has commenced her regular trips
.-_ —leaving Norwalk (East side
he Bri=lue)every Tttcstlriy, evening and retur-
ning. will leave (New Slip) New York. 8V'€t'}’
Saturday throughout the season-
Marketing rintl;freigbt will be received on ac-
commodating terms.
Capt. Merritt tanders his acknowledgments
to his customers and friends, for their patron-
age during the past season, and solicits a con-
tinuance of their favors.
Norwalk. i\'larch 1. 1845.
i§’cllccl’s’s Line.
“Test side the Bridge.
THE Sloop Mary
A. Selleck will com
mence her \Veekly
-,,,_,_._.'l‘rips for New York V ~ *
on Tuestlay the lltli of March. and the Domes
tie the Saturday followint_r. Also, the sloop
Surplus.when she returns from the south (which
is expected on hand the last part ofnext month)
will take her place itfthe Line on Thursdays.
making 21 line to leave Norwalk and New York
every other day, Sundays excepted.
N. SicI.i.r:cI:.
Norwalk. March 10 1845.
For Noise Yo-rla.
“I-\ SUMMER Arirangcnnciizt
‘ 5".’ . -—-The sloop Julia, Capt. Griim-
1- man, will commence her regular
_. ,_ weekly trips for New York, on
Tuesday, Marcli 18th and continue tltrottelt
the season leaving the landing at Five Mile
River, on every Tuestlay evening and James
Slip. New York every Saturday.
Freight and produce of» every description
received on the most favorable terms. Allordcrs
punotuallv attended to.
The subscriber tenders his thanks to the pub
lie for their liberal patronage during the past
season and solicits a continuance ofthcir favor.
W C SAll1Ml.°.
Marcli 17th 1845.
Five Mile River Landing.
UNQI Guns! !—--Real Stub and \Virt-
twist double barreiguns; Imitation do
do do do. Fine and low pri
ced single barrel guns. just received and for
sale by S'l‘l'l.l:2E1' dz. CAMP.
Norwalk. Sept. 37.1844.
Drugs, Mct‘tici:ucs, «kc.
TH E subscribers lieg leaveto call
the attention of Pllyslclétlls. Mer-
chants. and others to their smirk of
Drugs.Medicines.Cliemical.-.Pnint,
Oils, Dye Stulfs. Pcrftttticry, Paien,
Mctlicines, die. which they offer at wholesale or
retail, as cheap as articles of the same quality
can be obtain,tl clsewlicre-
.il'Ie:lI7cines.—-Opitim,Cainphor.Sulpbur,Latirl
anum. Salt Petre. Epsom and Glanben Salt.-
Parigoric. Castor Oil. Rhetilmrt). C:llt)rnt"l
Magnesia, Castor Oil. Quinine Piperine. Mot
phene, Iodine, 'l‘f_]t'lal’ I:“.tlletl(:, 650.
Pagm3_._\Vhit'c Lead,Litharge. Lainpblaclt.
Verdigrh, Prussia Blue. Chrome Green and
Yellow, Umh.-er. CW3.
Dye Slt1flls.—-Madder. Indigo. Logwond,
Fusiic, Red \V():itl. Coppcras. Alliim. Bloc
Vitrol. Auuatto. Curcuma, Oil Vitrol. écc.
Also. Pearltish. Sstlaratus, Solln, Alcohol.
Gum Sheltac_ Gum Conal. Gtim Tragacantli
Turpentine. Resin. \Vltitltt.2. G Ut‘~ Chalk
Refined Borax. Cloves, Cinnamon._ Ntitmeszs
Mace, S,,0,,2.;, \V;,l'e.-5, Snaliiig \\/ax. Tooth
Powtler, t}..,,.,;,,e Court Plaster, I‘.ItlYl8ll’l Oil.
B.-ittish Oil. Opotleltlou, &C.
The "above stock has been selected with
g,-car care, and ptircliascd on the most advan-
tagous terms. Physicians. merchants. and
others, desiring; fresh and pure articles. can
Wm, have an opparlllnity of supp‘-yiii,r_r :hem-
Selves at ‘hig gginblifilllflclll, upon as good
lenng as in New York. All orders cntrnsteti
to me Sul_~,3(_-fiber, will be put up at ‘the short-
est possible notice. \V E <56 II L'is~'i-:_r.t..
P. S. Particular attention wt!‘ re paid to
putting up Pliysician’s prescriptions. Medi-
cities,ilel_iv2retI at all hours.
Norwalh. April 9.1844.
The subscriber tenders his
aclznowlerlgtziiients to the public
.t'ortlicir patronrigze during the
. . vear 1843. and oti':'-rs his assur»
ance to the public, that he is Still tlesirous of
His shop is at the old stand
serving them. _
opposite the store of James Mallory & C0!
where he will be happy to see the facrsyof
ltis old friends and to supply any of their
wants in his line. either from the shelf or
measure. His work is of the best quality, and
comprises every article of men and children’s
wear. .
I A good assortment of Rubbers, and othcr
Oversliocs. can be found among his stock. front
wliicli the public will have no tlifliculty in
making a selection. _
Fin€lii_n;:s.—Fiiiditigs of the firzl. quality.
and in any quantity, suited to the it-ants of
the craft. Htzsev IIANDES.
Nor walk. Feb. 1844.
NDELIESLE Ink, An Improved article
for Marltiug linen, muslin, silk etc. at
J A VVit:t:n’s.
. A. .
1-a-—.;'_,;
‘WEAEHOGANY Iinobs.—100 tlt-z. Nia-
.I. liogouy Ktiobs, assorted sizes. just receiv-
ed and for sale by STRl'2P2'1' dc CAMP.
KA'I‘ES.—-Fine and low priced Skates, for
sale by the dozen or retail by
' STREET 6: CAl\’lI‘._
RON and StecH.—A full assortment of
foreign and domestic Iron and Sieel._‘,ust
receivetl and for sale bv S'rtti-21:1‘ & CAMP.
Pounds offinc Cheese.--Just re-
ceived and for sale by
J01!-.\‘ BURRALL.
RANDR-E D'l‘I-I PlLLS.—'I“'ne subscri.
her is still agent for the sale ofthis valua-
ble medicine. Li-tvi CLARK.
Just publislied. Middlebrook’s Al-
manac, for 1845. Country Met.-
chants supplied by the gross or dozen.
J. A. \Vi-‘rad.
ISSOLU'l'ION.—'I‘lie Coparitiersltip
heretofore existing under the firm of
Blacknian 6: Betts. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. SAMUEL G.‘BLACKM_\X.
C-it/ts. C. Burrs.
Norwalk, March 11. I845. '
All accounts of 3 months. standing. inustbe
settled without ftirther n0!i(‘6.
The business hereafter will be (‘ODIJIIOIQII by
Charles C. Betts. at the old stand of Blackmaii
dz Bette. where he will be happy to see all the
old customers. and as many new ones as may
be pleased to favor him with a call.
All kinds of
, . .,, ’
. x- - - .;.j
, HE Court of Probate for the District. of
Norwalk, hath limited and ‘-allowed eight
months from the date hereof, for the creditors to
the estate of ,
Lois Comslock -~
late of New Canaan tlceased. to exhibit tlieirl
claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly attested, Within
saizl time. \\ ill be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons intlebtcd to said estate. are requested to
make immediate payment. to
HANFURD Dnvnspom‘, Executor.
Norwolk, Marcli, 22. 1845. 3'13
'1‘ .-i Court:-fPto‘bate held at Nortvalk 17th
A. Marclt, 1845, In and for the District of
Nunvalk. on the estate of
I"rerleric/'9 Smith,
late of Norwalk. deceased: Ordered that the
Administrator on said Estate. exhibit his admitt-
istratioo account to this Court for adiu.-irnent
at the Probate Office in said Norwalk, on \Vetl-
uesday the 26th day of in-t. March at 2 o'clock
P, M. and that all persons interested in said
estate may be notified therof. the said Adminis'
trator give notice there. faccor-‘line I0 l9W-
3t12 Bi-;.\'.i.iitiiiv lsA.tics. Judge.
HE Cotirt of Probate for‘ the Distrii-_t of
Norwalk.liath limited &c allowed 6 months
from the date hereof. for the creditors to the es
tate of
Moses Gregory
late of Norwalk deceased. tuexbibit their claims
for settlem -tit. Those who itegloct to present
their accounts, properly attested. Witltitt httltl
time, will be tleharted a recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate. are requested to make
imiiiediate payment to
IRA Giucortv Administrators
J. CAMP, Jr. Q with the will annexed.
Nnrvalk. March 4th 1345. 3!”
A , HE Court of Probate for the Dstrict of
\Vest port. hath limited six months front
the (latte hereof, for the creditors of the Estate ol
Iiannah Plait,
late of Westport, in said district, deceased. to
exhibit their claims against said estate to the
Adiniiiistrzinr with the will annexed. or be (Ic-
bz-irrtd a "t‘cover_v. notice thereof is tic-ctirdingly
hereby gtiie»ii. JOHN PLA't"t'. Atlmiuisirator
' with the will aiiiiexcd.
\Ve=tport. December 2-1. 1544. Il
.-‘OR Sale at the Store ofthe subscribers. a
' quantity ofliuenarcs Salt. D0tibleRt-finetl
ct‘u2sht'd sugar—Catial Flour ofa superior qual-
ity. Sperui Candles. ground Salt in bags. and
various other artit.-'lcs. Also just received a
siiiall branch ofCrockery which with the stock
on hand will be sold as cheap as the cheapest
at wholesale or retail.
Jost-zpii S. t\lt:r:Ki-zit 6.: Sort.
HARDWARE.
c UTLER Y, .9».
' WI-1|-‘J, subscriber offer;-l'ui'sale as cheap as
3 can be found iii any establishment in
Fairfi(n1(I()()l]n'y‘ a large atitl Ctiniplttte u3SOrt.
merit of H.\RD\VARE- CUTLERY. &(-.
.'-l:Yt()ll§{ wliit.-li may be l'utind—-—' [Saws
Hand, panel. cuinpass. cross cut. back and mill
Engli.-li and American Chisels of all sizes
En_._.l§.li and American Drawing Knives
F0_r(v,_'l,-.)('.l{,atnoolliing.lIli1lCl'lilnLI rabbitt Planes
Braces and bins of all kinds
Concave and coirininii Atirzers
H.)llu\V'$l]tt(lROUfl(IS.%€ISDpIZIDE‘S.Gl't.’CIf1l)0VaI§
0, G. and Ftllctts,sitlerabbitt,beadsaud plows
Common and tuoriice Gotiges
Iron and steclsqtiaresdievclstiurl try squares
Plane irotis_ofzill sizes and qualities
A Iafge aggortmeniofsbell and augerbiits
Broad and narrow Axes
Iron strap hinges all sizes [Locks
Rim. upright, n‘l()I’lIt.'t".lIll, trtink.chcst and pail
Clark‘s.cotnriton. table and Parliament Butts
Plows and C‘8.Slllt,'.!S-~—t‘l'l€It)lll’€ forks
Cast steel, English atitl Amer. shovels ¢S'spatIes
Bed keys .5: scret -s—cscntchenn ssglass Knobs
Crowbars cart and wagon boxes
Trace. halter. dog and lock chains [stick-
\Ve11tv heels and rupe—brass and iron cuntllcs
lrt-n cook pots ofnllsizes brass aurliron kottlcs
"Carvers talile and desert knives and forks
Sauce anti fr_\,tin,r1 pans--gritlirons
\Vasb tubs and boards--door mats
B]acl;ing.horsc.scrubbingdzwliitewasltbruslics
Cast iron fiiruaccs,spiders,aud fire dogs
Shovel and tongs. stub scytbes, window glass
saslies, &.c. &t:.
A full a.ssm‘lmenl of Iron and Slccl.
English It in wagon tyre, from 1;} to 1;} inch
all llliCl~l"€SSCS
English at can do from 2% to 3 inch
Swedes do " do from 25 to 3 do
American do round do from I} to 3 do
I), do square do from I to § do
Hoop and Band lron,all widths
S,-pinderson A: Co's best quality cast steel Q and
Eftictagtin. and 1;}. 1. Si. {3. Sqttttrf‘-.
All ihesearticlcskept constantly onhandantl
for sale by Ctixs l-.tt.Acs.
GIEOEEERY ck (.ROCKE RY : E‘ ORE.
II E Sl)l).~'Cril1t>’.l’S would inform their fricntls
and me public. that they liavejiist rcceivetl
and are now t-lfcritig for salt: at) assortment of
Crockery. Chit a and Glass \tV.'lr(? as lnw as
can be purchased any where in this vicinity.
Also. an assortment of Groceries. consisting
in part o."tbe. fttllt)\\‘Ingi)l’ll(Ilt?S: New Orleans.
Ptrtorico. St. Crufx. atid llavnnntth Sugars;
double refint d Loaf Sugar. St. Croix and New
Elvittis Syrup. Molasses. Cull}-e of tIlIIi’l'(‘nl
qualities. Young lI_\_son 'I‘ca from 35 and Grl
to 78 per pottttd. Rock Turks I.-tlatid. and I-Iav
Salt. Soap. Candles. Spices. Mackcrel. Shad.
Cndfi.-‘h. mess Pork by the barrel. bcefaiid pork
Hams. Shoulders. Lard. Rice. Flour. and many
other articles to mtmerotis to mention; all of
which they will sell cheap for cash or ready
pay. Josrzcu S. M I-ll-.‘KP‘.ll 6: Son.
N. B. All persons indelitetl to the sub.-criber
on book. are requested to make IIIHTIP-'IlflIC set-
tlcinent by note or cash. Josi~:1-ti S. Mi~:i.-:r<r.ri.
Nortvalk, June 20. I844. 26
O
L amp Gil.
V HE best Bletlcllt’.-"I Winter Strained Sperm
Oil in Nurwalk is to ."ntiiid at
\V. E. 65 II. M. Brest-:LL's.
A EICNIIFIIGIE.-—B. A. Fztlittcsitir-i.’s
Veriiiifttgc. a perfectly safe and certain
cure for worms. C(‘rllI‘IC'(_lles of its eliicacy can
be seen at the store of the subscribers, sulfi-
uient to satisfy the most incredulous:
W E dz. H M BISSELL. '
RAPPING Paper.—-Fifty Reams
I \-Vraoping Paper. nssorted sizes. just
received and for sale by STREET &1 CAMP.
0 The Afllictcd.— Hulls’ Double and
Single Trusses. also a very neat article of
HORSE Accommodation.
_ —Messrs. Oakley &. Suitth have
. just. completed a most superb and
__. cotnmodious stabling establishment
» ». " at the Rail Road Depot at White
Plains, at which the traveling community may
find acconimodalious for their horses in a man-
ner not to be surpassed, if equalled. Gentle-
men taking this route to the city, may leave
their horses and carriages at this establishment
with implicit cotifitlencetliat every order will
be obeyed. and every attention given to their
property.
The subscribers have also in the course of
rapid constrtictioii. it fine brick building which
will be opened in the shortest possible time. for
the tnitertainineut and comfort oftravelcrs ;zt.'n-
prally. 2.0 that nothing will be wanting to make
this route the most. coiiil'ortable. safe and expe.~
ditiotis. Travelers have only to drive tip. give
their orders, and name the time. at their return.
aiitljtititp into the cars. and on their return they.
will find llIt‘Il' conveyances reatly. without a,
moment’s delay to proceed. Prices moderate. t
, OAKLEY & Sitirrzt.
“’hiIe'Plains, Nov. 11, I844. 46
A NATURAL R E M ICDY.
Suilccl to our crmsltilu/-ions, aml catrrpcteril to the
cure ofettery curable disease. will be-fotuidin
Vvriglnts Indian Vcgctalrte Pills,
Of the Nor!/1. American College of Health.
H ESE extraordinary I’-ills are com
posed of plants which grow spontane-
ously on our own SUII. and are therefore lretter
adapted to our canstiiiitiotis than nietlicines cou-
coctcd from foreign drugs. however well they
they may be (.'()l11p0lll'ttIP(l ; and as
VI":-igln’s Indian Vegetable Pills
are fountletl upon the principle that the lttiman
hotly is in trtitli stibjt.-ctt butONE DISEASE.
viz: corrupt hiimors, and lit.’-ll said meilictiic
cuics this disease on NATURAL PRINCI-
PLES, by cleansing and piirilyiiig the hlootI..
It will be manifest that if the cortstitu.ittn be not
entirely exliatisted a perseverance in their use,
according to lIIfPClI()l'IS. is absolutely certain to
drive diseases nfevery name from the lio;l_v.
Wrig/it's Vegetable Indian Pills \\ ill be
found oncofthe best if tint the very best itiétltc-ities
in the world. for carrying otit this GRAND
PURIFYING PRINCIPLE. because they
expel from the-body all morbid and corrupt litt-
mors [the cause of disease] in an easy and nat-
ural iii:iiiiier——and while tliev eve-r_v da_v
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE.
disease ofevery name isdriven front the body.
The above named IntliauVegeiablePills have
been three years before the American publit-.aud
we can now say. withotit feat of contradiction,
that of all the various medicines which have
heretofore been popular. not one has taken stich
permanent hold upon the alTectinn.s ofttie people
Not only do all who use it, inv-a'iab'ly experience
relief. and tecommettd it in the strongest terms.
but it has effectetl some ofthe mostastonishing
cures ever performed by niedicirie.
CAUl‘ION.
This: is to inform the public. that all genuine
mctlicinc has on the ntitsitle ol the boxes,
WRIGI1T’S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Oftlie North American College of Health.
And also round the border ofthe label vi. ill be
found in small type "Entered according t.o an act
ofCongre.-s.in the year 1340, by \Vtn. \Vri,t_rht.
in the Clci‘li’sOli‘ice ofthe "District Court of the
Southern District of Pennsylvania.”
The ptiblic will also remember that all ttho
sell the geritiinelodiau Vcgetablc Pills. are pro-
vided with a ccrt.ilicatr- ofAgi=.ncv. sigiietl by
\VlI.I.lA.\‘I \VRlGl-I '1‘. Vice Prt-sitlent
Oftlte North American College of Health.
and that pediarsarc never in any case allqwetho
sell the genuine metlicinc.
Forsulc by the l'ollowin;_t list of Agents, at 25
cents pt-rbox. with full directions.
John A. Weed, Nnrwalk
G W Smith South l\'orwalk
Holly t§- \\’liite Stamfoitl
Ira Grr~,gmy Co Britl2“poit
Nichols Be-its Fuirfieltl
Pike tS- Stiirges Sottthpttrt
l-lcnrv Plait \\7estport
Gco Mather Daricn
Waterbiiry, \Veed (5.2 Co “
J &. S Brush Greenwich
F. Smith Rnxbury
Luckwnutl &Fint-h Nurili Stamford
S C Sillitiian, Jr New Canaan
T Hoyt \-Vilton
Geo. Middlebrnok Snntli \Vilton
Kreler 6.’. Smith Ridgelicld
A Gilbert "
Tliomas B F:-inton Reading
Edward Benedict Datibury
S Selle-ck “
VVtn II Banks Betltel
Great. Arrival of
BOOKS AND S’H‘A'I‘i't'0NARY.
THE lzirgcst and host
assortment of Books. Sta-
tionary. Fztitcv Articles.
dcc. cver lit-fore olii-rcd in
Norwulk. at prices lower
~ ““ than ever. \Ve lll1Vt'-.‘
on hand Classicai, ‘i§i'isIoric:1l,'l_‘heolo-
gical, stamlarrl and Iiiisccilaiincoils
'$V0tt'ks. Every variety of School Books
used in this cottnty for sale by the qtiantitv or
at retail. on more favorable terms titan can’ be
bought elsewhere. Country L\‘]ert:bants.'I‘e:tcb-
ers and others. tvisltiitg books by the qurinl ty,
are particularly requested to call and exainine
be-litre purchasing t=lSt‘.t.\ here.
Blank Books of every tlescription. Consisting
in part of Day Books. I.4P(It_t(‘l’9. Invoice Books.
Jotirtials. Lctter and Cash Books, Receipt and
Bill Books. Note Books. Pass Books. &c.
Our nssortntcnl. of Bibles. (cheap edition
and some elegaiitly botintl) Hymn Books.
Prayer Books. of every size and prices. aunti-
als for I845, Ciiristirtas and New Year Gilis.
Albums. (Sic. cztiiuot be beat in this county.
\Ve have the rarest and best selected assort-
mcut of mora', religious anil statitlartl literature,
miscellaneous uoritsi. sortie particularly adapt.
ed to School Libraries. - '
Also. on hand .'1 large supply ofLetter and
Cap Paper by the resin. at extreme low prices.
rinle priper. tissue and tlratt-inf: paper. drawing
pencils. qu'ills._mt—.talic pens. sealing wax, sand
antl wafer boxes. inks-tantls, gold and silver
pt"l'lCilS. pen knives. card cases. ivory tablets.
vi-iiirig cards. music and music paper. maps.
¢_zlobes, matli.--mati_citi| iustrutrtents.s|aie pencils.
&c. \\‘lll) almost every varietv of fancy goods,
than can he called for in a variety store.
\Ve have for several years past been P.t'tgagP(I
in the selling ofbooks.&c. and being extensively
(’nS.’fl,2°tI in ntanulhctttritig. we have facilities.
for selling as low as can be boughtin New
Yorlt. 0l'.(5lSP.‘vVIl8l’8. We would invite the at-
ieutton ol otir cu.-toincrs and purchasers to otir
.']5St)l'IlIl(’.l'H.8c that they may be r-niiviiiced ofthe
above facts. You cart save '25 per cent and
gct the worth ofyoiir money. All that isncces-
sary is to call A’. see for yOlll:S€I\'€R. at the cheap
bookstore of W 65 M H Bi.=sr:r.L. ,
NOTHER Cheap lot "or I-’ot:lict 3......
_'.- —-.-'
Chiltlreiis‘ Trusses. for sale at Brssm.t.s.
ARI!’ 0i’l.—Ptire bleached‘ Sperm"
Winter Oli, believed to be equal to any
A full assortment of Spring Goodsvill be
received this week. i 11
ever oliercd in this mnrket.fur stile by the
\VItllel.s &c. just received. at Bissr-:r.r.'s
P APER Hangings. for sale cheap at
Giwmiiva.-
H E RMOM E'I‘ERS.—-Fa ren heit‘s Ther-
-NBVV Stand !
ti 'I HE subscriber has taken the
pi , , .
‘\a\ Sbopjust north ofthe Drug Store ol
/.c:- ,_ .
John A. VVeed, formerly occupier],
/' bv D. H. Fergtisou. and cotnmenced
‘ the businesofa Cabinet l\'Iakcr.—
Tbepublic are therefore informed that he is
ready to execute all orders iti his line, either for
new work. or repairing. on as favorable term‘.
and in as heat and workitianltke manner as any
of his cnteui porttrir-‘s-
Chairs ofall kinds. I3etIstcatl.-‘~.Stantls. 'I‘:tlilc.etl
Book Cases, Sofas. and all other deficriptititts
of Cabinet \-Vare. tnarle at ilic. sliortest notice if
not on hand. at New York pr1cc.8.
Coffins furitislied at short notice.
GEORGE B i'r1‘r:LsoN.
Norwalk. Feb. l. 1545-
P. i.-ilqiead timber. l1€ilfi"ll'Il \Vliite wood
stuff nod Protlt,-re. received in ext.-lizitiac for
G. B.
..
ftiriiittire.
Croclszery.
Q Fine assortment retzeivetl this day at
L. Cr.Aiii<'s.
_ ERi~‘UJlE3RY.—-—'I‘lie clicapest lot . of
purl'tiiii»e,& \yicy- tirtii-les (‘Sic t’.\'t*'f tiwlore
oH'aretl in Norwalk can be found at Bisssni.-‘..
q ‘ElILD5.{EN Cry for It.—l:lallut-k’.-
' Castor Oil Uzttitly is highly apprnvctl of
as the l)(-‘st inodo ufatliiiinisteriiig this valttalilc
inoificiiie to Cttiltlren. It may be used for all
ptitpn.st‘s that the Oil is so (‘X'(‘.ll.'~‘l\'f:lV rt‘t.'-ttn
n-rnnrlgmrgmn mm; colds and all kinds ol'Couglts.
Bwel Coitiplaints. Eco.
JOHN A \Vr:i-:n.a2."“\t for Norvsalk.
CHOICE Liquors.-l’ur.~
\ Port and M-.it‘cria Wine. Uollantl
-_.;= Gin. Jamat-in Rum. Brandy. Ci
-4. rler Brandt, &'t_-. The above ll~
qonrs can be relied Iiptlny as pure and uiiadt.il-
teratetl, and will be sold only for mt-ilicitial pur-
poses. \V E 6.’. H M I3iSsi-:1.I..
School Books.
ll ‘- II E stib-cribert-lfers to Country -.\Icrcbant-
'l‘.-richer-s and Pareiits. the l:H'gP8l as.‘-.ort
ment of School Books ever nlit-rt tl in this mar-
kct. Consisting of A rithnietics. Daboll‘.-‘. Etn-
crson’s 2d and 3-l parts. .Sniith.~:.Davies. Keiilis.
Bothains. and Coltturn's_ Mitt hell and Morse’.-
Geograpliy. Ct)lll.~‘ltt('liS and Gray's Cl]t’.tlti.~‘lr_\
losophy. Day's Algebra. Playfa'tr's Euclid.
l<‘.lints and D.tvis’ Srtirw-_vit'i,<_v, Bciiuett‘s Ctliins.
and Pre:tnri’s Book Iiwpiiig. Cooper's Vir-
gil. Aridrews and Stodard's Latin Graiiimer.
Andrett.-‘s Latin Pmtttler. Atidretv’s Latin Les
sons. Lt‘2n"i_priete'.-' Classical Dictionary. Brown
& Smitli’s Crammer. Abcrt‘.ombi'e's lntcllcc
tiial Philosophy. Goodrich's Greek Grauimier
Waylantl’s Moral Science. Lovell's U States
New_Atm-rican and Acad‘en:it:al Spc;i.kcrs.—
Liiicob's Botany. R.ol5in's OllllInf‘S of Histor}
Jamicsons. Boytls and Blair's Rhetoric. Por
t.er‘s R.hr‘lorit:al Rcatlcr. National l’receptor.
tor. \VebsiersandOuley's I*Iistor_y's. Pulley»
Coinnton School History. Pnrkcrs Coinpnsi
tioii. Speller and Defitier. \Vehster‘s Stir-lliny
Book. ééc. &c. all of \\'lll(.‘l1 will be sold cheap
a liberal discount madeto Tear-hers
J. A. \Vi«:r:n.
TEEL BEAD:——-Assortetlsizes. Also
Sir-cl Clasps. tor ladsies’ lias.vcr_v hand
.<nnir-.just rec’tl and for sale at Dtsi3now's.
'$‘%,7IN'l‘ER S'l‘RAlNlCD UlL.—/\ \'cr_\
* 5 line article of \\’ititerStraiiiml Oil._j-is:
FP(‘f“iV('tl and for sale by JnIt.\' liUt>.RAr.t..
§ UST R8c’(l—'Plie proceedings of tht
* (lntirt irt tlit- City of N York. for the tri ll of
the Right Rev. IiPl!_i&ttl’lll] '1‘. Onderduiik. D. D.
Bi-‘tit-it ofN+>w York. JUHN A. “It-‘l-‘.tt.
'1 H BAP Pmoliczstioliis —Nov.-ts. I’.-.
./ riotlicals. &c. just recctvt-tl and for sale a
New Yorl. prices by .\V E at H ;\l Bissr:t.r..
P. S. All the new novel.-5 rcceivctl as soon a.-
isstictl from the press. -
Look at ‘Ellis !
(‘0 Pounds of very superior Cheese. The
) lovers of good cheese “Ill please to
call and see l.Ilt‘lTI. For sale by
Juan DURRALL.
o , 0
Qt cook or y.
HE FlIllSt‘llI)t‘rIl35 now on hand lllf’. lies!
and cheapest assortnient of China. Gl _s.=
:iiidEitrthcrn ware that can be f’-iiriid tn tlit
;tlfl(‘P. Will you call and sce? I:l'ZVl (‘li.Atti<
ANKKEIE Notions.-—A great vnriety
cousi~.tiii_t: of Botiori.-.(,‘omli-'. R;)Z0fSlt'n'is
Pens. .\l:iti-tics. Bflls‘l'l(’S. Stocks. Not.-rllvs. Pin.-
Stroll lmxr-.~t Cit_>_:ir Cner-5. cm. L (Yr,,\nK
Pi°ttmes.
very fine article of Primes. for sale by thi-
Box or at retail. ciieap at 3uttit.tt.t.s,
O I
Raisins
C
Quantity of very superior Bunch. Musca
tel and Sultana Rai5ins,_juSl received and
or sale by the box. or at retail by
Joust Buitrt/it.’;..
Grand rtssorlntent ofL.'itlies’ Velvet and
1'”. other Card (_'a:-‘e.-.——clir~np at Br.-sm,r,s.
Silver Spoons.
’i$/EANUFACTURED in our shop--the best
and t-lieiipr-st in tt)\\-n. Lt-zvt CLARK.
ILL S:l.\VS.—Orie case R.mvlautl.s .\lill
Saws of a .-nitnble thickness for this inor-
kei, fully warranted. and for sale by
S'ritr:i-:'r & CAMP.
0'l‘ICE.—The Copartnership heretofore
existing under the name and firm of E.
B8tlt‘(Ii('| 8:. -5011. “its on the 18th inst. February
disstilvetl by mutual consent. All accounts
with the above firm may be settled with either
of the subscribers at their tnantifacturing
establishmt-.ni in New Canaan. or at tlfe store
591 Pearl strcet N. Y.
E. BENEDICT
l1.S.Bi~:ssoic'r
New Canaan. Feb. 27 I845. 11
'l‘lie liiisiiir.-ss vttll be cont'iiitic«.l by the sub
scribers tinder the firm of R. Benedict 66 Co.
The inartufacturing branch will be extensively
prosecuted at the old stand in NewCanaan,ein
bracing Gent. Boys. Youths autl Infants‘ Boots
ofthe first quality. also Ladies. Misses best
Gairersand l5iisl.ius, also, Metis Boys. and
Youths Cloth Brogans ofthe best quali'y. ciiil
di'cn‘s shoes ofall kinds. Samples of the above
work may be seen at theirsliop in N. Canaan
or at 291 Pearl street N. Y.
R. S. BEN!-IDlC'l'
Brziu. N. HEATH
barrel or at retail by STREET GLCAMP.
mometcrs l'ur sale at Bissi-21.1-.’s.
Cass. B-ENED1.C'l'n «
Cninstocks. Olrnsteads. Swilis and Blake's Phiw
Popular Lessons. Easy Rc.adr=r,Cliild‘.- lusttuc ".
A VALUABLE MEDICINE.
R. Brandreth’s Vegetable Pills have
provetl themselves an effiectual assistant
of nature, having cured in the United States at
least one buntlred thousand persons of diseases
which had been pronoiiuceil incurable by medi-
cal men ofthe first rank and standing.
In no town are the I5t‘andretli Pills thoti‘_;li't
more ol’ than at the town of ‘i\Ioutit Pleasant,
or in the village of Sirt5.z'Siiig. where I have
my c-tttblisltiitent. The persiiis \\ ho are tltf‘
signers of the fnllmving paper, are well ZIIHI,
favor;iltl_t ku:r~.vti itithe cnuiity of \Vcst Clir-::tc..l
and I am justly proud of liaviiig_siit-li zr te;-,-iimn-t
riial front ll'l}‘ l'tell‘otv townsmeii. and shall care-
lully use my best endeavors to retain their good
Dltlllltlliu
\\-’e. t_he nntlersigiicil, rcsiilcnis of Sing Sing,
\Vc.~‘»t Cltcstvr Co. N. Y. certify that we have
ttscd Bcn_jr1m.in Branclrcllifls l’ills,ibe Veg--table
Uiiivitr-"til Mctliciiie. ittdivitliially, and in our
fzttitiiies. and have fotintl them the best nit-tlt-
cine we have ever n-ed. \Ve lJ(‘iitt\'t: them to
be destrrvirtg of all rztiitfitletitre by the pttiilic at
largge. \Vc have seen the tiin.~.<t lieiit:l‘ici-.il
(Hi-cls front their use in lII\'(£ZI¥CS gcncrally con
sitlert.-tl of an opposite cltziractcr. In tlt) cos.-~
have tie sccii or llt“2Jl’tI of any ii-jnr_v frotn tlit-ir
ti.-t-,l.-tit on the (?t)lltr?)l'_\’,lllC most tIt‘(.'ltI6(I benefit.
S A Corr-y E \V Kiiigsley Levi Pcck
\Viii Darigtic. Jattics I)llg§l€\’ILIPfIfy Harris
Arll'cd Biitlga r \Vin Ii:t\\'f(.‘l1Ct‘S I Jarvis
Janics Sturins A Ward M C J.iiiics Lock
\V \V Atitlersntt‘-'-'iii \‘s'ilk \Vm Slut-.v
Get) Sltcrtvood N Fislicr Elisha Rider
Isaac Sittiili Hervey Nct\'ell\Vtit Lee
'l'lio:ntis I32lllP\’.It)llli 'l‘ You S M Tutttpkiiis
James l\I2itil.~'(’.l’. \V E Compton SB Merritt
.l;it-ob ~‘n_rg.ha\ C Snotvtlcti Sattil C Nl('Il0l5
Wilsiiir Orr’ ‘I-ziac Nelson J Miilfortl
G \-V Crolret. Daniel Bailey M J L-ockwontl
lltilmrt Lent John Hitt:|it:ocl.O Washbt.-rn
l<‘.x\-tl l’ Agate S \V Smith Joltn B Lcnl
\Vm Nicliuls Jus L Smith Geo \Vashttirri
B Smith Dan B llynarilG Van \\"yc_k
A E Nit-l.'crsotiP.icliartl Colliuslsaac \Voolscy
Levi Forsliayr Mnttlietv Biitlerlliiben Qtiitnby
E R Westoouitffliarlcs LynCl‘iAnncF Smith
Ellz Maiigtiin G B I‘lub‘)ell J-as T Collyer
.I:lll]€S C Srriitliclark Snow ’I‘lioas M‘Claiit
Gilbert Cntor Reltcadlattgtiin \Vti'i hIant_-am
W'tn Att-hinsonE Jerining-i Just D Rcqiia
Jacob Acker Abner F Joy JrMo-es Stanton
ll Gcshrey G Connor F Van Zandt
.Davitl DelaticyS Fortmcyer M Lock
N J Greetie Squire Grillin E Delvsncy
Ab'tn Miller “.Vui Collycr ll l)t:iii.is
"J M Stepliens Anne Sing Nancy Sing
Peter I. Yoe Step Marshall T Little
L Fortmeycr David MtCortlJohn Barlow
‘ilbpllell Aylcs C A Louis S Mead ‘
V’ Wliccler Abraham [Iunt\Vm A Dean
~‘.I.‘lS Britlgcr T E Bridger Levi Philips
P Davis \Vti't Robinson B \V Tnustall
Isaac C Smith \Vm Cainpl)ell'I‘hs Maplesderi
G E Sauton, P M J Ryder. Farmer
Lorin Wozkmait VVm COtI(lIl‘l,t_{l.O[l
it‘ B Vretlenlitirgli Thorn Andi,-rson
.loltii A l\l(‘Illll:0ll Samuel Van Allen 43
Agents.
Geor.r_ve F D2lSI\alI) Nnrwalk
Johi. W. Taylor \Vcstport
Slicrirtari Smith Ritlgvficld
J'it)S\"l‘(’lI IIU_\l. Smrriftiid
.Iti_st'pl] .I‘t.‘.l)lll‘l‘l2S Southport
C Rttynitiitd 5.’. C0 New Canaan
'I‘iio's I3 Fanton Bedding
Jas H Gotham Darien
Judd (S'I;l)fHllI"t1 Br-tlicl
Comstock & Eioll
AVE on liaud a full assortment of Gro-
ceries Provisions Crockery, &t:. wl:'icli
are (III.-’l'P(I qiiile cheap. '
New Criiiann. Mart-lt Isl. I545. Ill
T0 P.’-LACE£S1‘iIl'l‘flS.
HF. Subscribers are now discharging a so
poritir article of
New Castle Coal,»-
:it the South Nortvalk Latiiling. which will br
sold at the lowest market price for i-n.-li.
'l‘. L. (S; J. R. -I"i:r:i:.
Dccmbcr 30 I344.
‘V 1 ') ,7 ‘1
1*IRE I1\iSUI.LA.\CE.
IIE citizens of Norwalk. and of Fairlicltl
County are licre'o_v notified that the
1t’iH.-'i.aniislun';; Fire Insurance
Company,
will insure iheuvarinnsi kirtils of buildings. and
persomil pro_pcrt_v, again:-it loss or damage by
lire, on reasonable terms. by applying to
J. CAMP, Jr. Agent.
Norwalk. Dec. 2. I844. 3m-‘I9
Mutual Scctttirily liitinratnce Co.
New H’/.11,-err, Ct.
L‘ LI I3. BEi.\'NE'l“'I‘, Agent. offers to ln~
5-1 sure Dwelling Houses and litiiltlittps in
general with their contents against lo s or dam-
;i_-_ze by lire. on terms l'nr preferable to any tiller-
rtl hy arty siiiiilar institution. Pct.-oiiso\vtiiri,t_t
Biiiltlitios. &.r:. hv a ) ilyino iitttitctlizitelv. ma '
2- . - h ‘ _ .. 3
save tliousautls ofdullars, as fire is a hard mas
tor and tl-.-la_ts t‘Iufl,EPl'()llS.
Norwallt. Aug. 26th I844. 35
Pitotcctionii Iiiiislarzuticc Co.
HAR.'I‘FOP.D, CT.
5 ILLIAM J. S'.l‘REE'I‘, Agcnl.ofIc-rsto
V insure llotises, Stores. Mills. Factories.
Barns and the cnntciits of each, togetlicr with
every similar species ofproperty.
A;,ra2'.nsl Loss or Damage by ["2'rc.
The rates of premium olferctl, are as low as
those ofan_v other similar Institution. and every
titan has now an opportunity. for a trifling sum
to protect himsclfagainst this tlestrtictive ele-
ment. which often in a single hour, sweeps a-
way the cartiiiigs of many ycars.
Nnrwall..Janti:ir_v 1st. 1843.
NEVV YORK INSURANCE CO.
Capital—$300,000.
GEORGE ST JOHN AGENT.
H E public are hereby informed that the
- Agent still continues to issue policies and
elii.-ct insurances upon building: variously loca
tcd and occtipied; and upon wares and Net'-
rzliaudizc. family stores, &c. contained in them.
Persons wishing insurance, will please call ttpon
the agent at his residence.
Delay not doing till to morrotv, what ought
to be (lone to day. Ifproperty is \\Orlll owning
and keeping, is it not W()7|l'l Il]SUl’lDgJ
Nnrivztllt January I. 1844. 52
C A P I T A L $300,000.
THE NEVV YORK ‘
Contributionship are Insurance Co.
Insure Dwc/Zing~/muses anal Builrlings in
general. Mere/m72rz'ise. House/told Furni-
ture, Ships Ii-uilrlirzg. Ships in Port and
Part (Lnrl t/zci-r Corgocs, and every
description of personal Properly.
Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
R. IV. M.m1't.v, Sec. J. S.\n"r_u ROGERS, Pres.
The subscriber having received the agency
ofthe above Co. is now prepared to effect In-
surance on any ofthe above described property
on as favorable terms as any other similar insti-
tution. WiI.LiAitt C. STREET, Agent.-
Norwalk, June 18, 1844. 25
T—--..__.__----_-:-._--[
FOB sale or to Rent,-»
A Farin situated on Smith's Ridge,
_ . (so called) in the town of New Ca-
. ’ naati, containing thirty three acres.
consisting of about eighteen acres of meadow
land. and the remainder in wood. and pasture,
tiith a House, Barn and other out holdings, also
a Well of good water. near the door." This
property will be oflercil at a low price. and pays
nir~t_it made easy, should a pUl"(.Il(lS8l’ appear.
Title good. as may appear from the Town
Re.-ortl. l.t:.t‘\.\'m.'r~: Hort.
New Cannon. Fob I]. ISL"). tl'3i’t‘8t
A Szaimii 1-‘:u'm—-ist-tli-.ied for
sale vi-r_v lnw,t:oosisiing of about 14
acres, l_\_-ingoii the Dzitibtiry road.
. +-‘ about three and a hall’ tiiilcs Ntirllr
ofNorwallt l3ritl_;c. 'I‘Iit.-frorit is \\'(‘ll calcula-
tcd for it builtlin; sitc, I.‘ttlll,t,_' a lirinrlst nie ririr
flat. The rear is mostly r.r\v laud. liaxirtg just‘
been clctirctl. and l|(l.'~St'Séil‘[§ all the native‘
.-irniigtli t<f a \'I,'_'__'ltI soil. '.I‘llE prctidst‘-S are
well iitt-ltisctl with sttbstaiitial new stoite wall.-t.~
and for a uicchtitiic, or a person txisliiitg to fa.‘rt'i't‘
it in a small way, xtotiltl makca most ilcsirnble‘
lioiticstetid. .‘\liot'ilti more land he LI('-‘.~ll'(’lI, if
can be obtaint--tl, Pilllfff in the imntrdiate vicin-
itv or Qtljwtllllflg the above. Application may
be trtride at this t-IIi('t‘‘. '
A Farmi for sale,
, Cotitaiiiing about (50 titrt-s “ell pro-
- ., P3 portiouctl lttltt tticatlow, plow ptislure
- ’ nnil tvood I.'tl'ilI. Also, til.-npi ‘.23
acres of wood and p:is?i‘ire land lying about half
II milc. front the at-t.-vi-. On the first nico-
titirrctl prct-iiises. tlit-_rc is a lar_.i__te tun story dwel-
ling hout.-c, ‘wagoii huusc. barn. and ti ucll of
;__rt:otl water near the door. togmltcr “Hit 3 never
tailing stream it liit-it runs thrnogli and \\'()lCrH
the farm. Tliis |tt‘upt'rly is siltiiiwtl iii the rats
part tiff‘lc'~\' Cattaaii. about 5 tiiilcs firm Nor.
tv.'ill.', latitling, and lirltin-._-'5 to the r-sin e tr
Fretlr-rick I’ilClllll’lIS. tlt.-(:'sel. Iitqtiirti of Srinttie
L. Richartl.-. Ii\'ili:_".Ul1 tlic premise-s. or of
DARIUS 5'1‘. JOHN, Adniiiiistrrtor.
New Cannati. Di-r-. 30. 184-). I
§f€E7°?N; 5799' Elrtlc !
One ofthc first fzirnis in Fairfit-ld
Cottrrty. iii proportioii to its siylc. is
now oti'ered for stile. It is s tuiitcd
‘~- in the town of New Canaan. al,oii
one mile frorri the \-'il|ag_c. anti t-oiisists of sixty
‘vl('[t'-S of lire! rate land. \\ ith a l':ii;_tc new D\\'( l-'
ling House. and other boi‘dit'ips thetcoii. Said
faiiri is well watcred. and has upon it a fine
votitig orchard of griifir-tl tiers. and is rrplcte
tvitli every couvcnituce. and \\'(‘II \\'r.i'il‘t the
tttcntinn ofthusc who are desirous of l:lilCIlfl:t'
inc. The title is indisputable. For tcrnes. é\'c.
-tpply to Chas. A. Harilorrl. Ritlgelicltl; ('l.as.
lsaacs. i\'orwtilk. 01' of the 5lll).‘~'f'IIlH'I'. in New
Canaan. \\':ii .Dr:L"iitiiit>i\'n.
New Canaan. lilarcli 7. I844. If
B'lUiLD£ll\'G L0lS.—A (‘twp-‘
le of very liaiitl.-tttitie Iluililinp Lots
’ situatctl a.*1l‘1cr7rt"n I’Iat‘c.'jtis't l-t‘-low
__,.*:.- the village on the nest lniuk of‘ tho‘
harbor, areulicrctl lor sale on very lavorable
terms. These lots are 00 feet front and rear’
and 200 feet deep. Tugetlier they make a" spa-
t-inus and very desirable plot for building pur-
prises. Ettquire at this orifice.
SOMETHING NEW.
T. Ehsfic .9’. R. Peclfls
BRANCH STORE,
‘VEST SIDE I‘€(}I€V§’ALI£ BR]BGE~
(-Near Step/u'7isoii's Ilotcl.)
HE siibscribcrs have taken a Store in
'l lJ0[YtZ?.~."l)t1ll{Ii.'1;f_t,'\t. hich hasleen enlarged;
=lU(l fitted up in good style, Wlif‘TC they intend‘
keeping, in courier-lion ttiilt their large estab-
i-hment at the South Norvxalk Laiidiiig. the
iargest and best assortnicnt tzfgootls that can be
.tl’OCt)ll'(‘(I in the country, coiisistiiig of Dry
Goods. Grocc ries. Crot-l.cry. I‘Iai'tltvare. Tin
Ware. Boots. Slims. Points, Oils, Glass.
Wooden antl \Villow \Varc,-&c.
Dry Goo-(Es.-—I2‘i'oad t:ltill.8. cassimercs.
-'tZ]|llll(‘llS, \'t':‘Sllll_'4S, silk vclvets. dc laines. priii'.=..-
-giitgliams, shawls, linens. rilibous, niuslins;
llaittiels. laces, liosirry. lI(.'Iill1g.~‘,(Il8[l€l. hand-
kcrcliicfs. gloves and othtr articles usually kept
it the Dry Goods line.
GroccI'icS.—-Sugar, molasses. H. ur. teas‘,-
colicc, rice. Cl)CE’S(‘. Ltittcr. raisins. Currants.-
.’!!'flCl.‘8I’S. pilot bread, soda biscuit. cocoa. spices.
candles. lard, hams. salhgingcr. ititistatil.stzir(-l'i.-
.‘fllEEffllllS, pepper. snap. potash, ‘pork, s'h;;d,.
tiiackercl and cotlfish. Thtse articles are all 0?
the best quality, and ttill be sultl low for cash‘.
Crockery.——Cbina tea and c..H‘ee .¢r5,t,l..p,.
blue edged. “llile ant! sttriggcil plates, of all
sizes; Wllllt‘, sprig. alltl cnamr-ltrl it-a sets;
white and blot: coll}.-t-s; blue. blue cdgcd. at-.d
sprig bakers: blue. blue (‘tI,t1€tl, and sprig plat-
ters; l.)lU(‘, white and mochn hon ls: i')lll(’.. vi bite,
brown and moclio Pitt.-licrs; Caslnys;
brown. and v.-ltite Ewers and Ba,i,.,.; snap and
’.rnsh Trays. blue and white mugs, preserve
-tislies, cut glflSS!}n(I plain ttfmblcrs and glass
lamps, at New York wholesale prices.
Ilardware.- Aozcricaii. pnd, desk, and
l‘lI(‘Sl locks; cut and vvrotiglit nails. cast steel
and plated litres, knives and forks, pocket knives
-hovels and $p:lfIf‘S. mziitue forks. trace and dog
cliaius. butts and screws, straps hinges, malari-
tile and Norfolk latches,sc_vtlics. coal hods. and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
Paints and 0iIs.—-Pure bellville Ir-aid.
extra do.. no. 1 do. do.. venetian red, yellow
ochre. vertligris. ciiromc given and yellow. paris
green. black paint, red lead. lamp black. lith-
tage, turpentine, sperm nil. rt-hired lamp. lin-
seed, and whale oils, vartiish \tVintlow Glass
he purchaser.
Boots and SEiocs.—Mcn's calf, kip and
cowhide boots. iticii’s kip brogans. men's
pumps and _slipper.s, boy's boots and Iifllgaflg,
children's cacks. ladies‘ kid buskins, slippers,
leather boots, (to.
Wooster: V‘Val'c.—'I‘ubs. pails. brooms,
and keclers.
BI'llsllcs.—\Vliitewash, paint, scrub. hair.
ttmlh. Clothes. ltlftclxlnc. dust. and horse brushes.
_Carp_ets and Rugs, cheaper than ever
oflercd before. '
SllndI'icS.—Tea trays, britannia tea pm;
and lamps. spoons. spectacles. looking glasses,
clocks. lead pencils. tliiuiblcs, razors. scissors.
shears. combs, tea bells, match safes and suufl
boxes. -
Also. Manilla and tarred rope. sptin yarn.
twine. bed cord, oaktim. candle wick. batting.
‘grind Stones. jewsharps, marbles, sail needles
and fish lines, together with a large assortment
of ready made clothing and bats and caps.
Also. lumber, brick. lime. coal. plaster, ézc
all of which will be sold cheap for cash.
Principal Store. South Nmwall; Lzmclina,
Branch Store West side Nortvalk Bridge.
'1‘. L. 6: J. R. Pi-zcx.
Norwalk, August 5, I844. “ 33
BAY RIIm.—A fine article of Bay Rum‘,
. Just received at Bissgngg.
liliie_
and putty, at prices that cannot fail to pleasot
ttaskets. wash boartls.but.v l~'.l.“ays. mops, wt-iskg‘ ‘
measures. bellows, clothes pins, latlles, boxes.
Norwalk Chronicler