"Refined Borax, Cloves, Cinnamon. Nutmegs
/
For New York.
, Regular Trips for the Season.
The fast sailing Sloop, 1VIaI_‘y
\Villis, Capt. Willis J. Merritt
has commenced her regular trips
—-leaving Norwalk (East stile
he Bridge)every Tuesday, evening and retur-
ning, will leave (New Slip) New York._eV8'Y
Saturday throughout the season. All kinds Of
Marketing audfreight will be received on ac-
commodating terms.
Capt. Merritt tanders his acknowledizments
to his customers and friends, for their P9”'°”‘
age during the past season, and solicits a con-
tinuance of their favors.
Norwalk. March 1. 1845.
iS'ollocIa’s Lino.
West side the Bl'id3'e-
THE Sloop Mary
A.Se|leck will coin
mence her Weekly
.- ,. L. Trips for New York
on Tuesday the 11th of March, and the Domes
tie the Saturday followin_<_r. AlS0. “'8 Sl‘_’°P
Surplus.wben she returns from the south (which
is expected on hand the last part ofnext month)
will take her place in the Line on Tbursilays.
making a line to leave Norwalk and NewYork
every other day, Sundays excepts;-d..
N. SELL!-ZCK.
'Norwalk. March 10 1345.
For Nose Y orle.
SUMMER Arrangcnicnt
-—The sloop Julia, Capt. Grum-
. man, will commence her regular
. . weekly trips for New York, on
Tuesday, March 18th and continue tlirough
the season leaving the landing at Five Mile
River. on every Tuesday evening and James
Slip, New York every Saturday.
Freight and produce of every description
received on the most favorable terms. Allordcrs
punciually attended to.
The subscriber tenders his thanks to the pub-
lic fortheir liberal patronage during the past
season and solicits a continuance oftheir favor.
\V C SAMIVHS.
Five Mile River Landing, l\'I2Itcli 17th 1845.
1 UNSl Guns! !—Real Stub and Wire
twist donblebarrelguns; imitation do
do do do. Fine and low pri
.ced single barrel guns. just received and for
sale by STREET & CAMP.
Norwalk, Sept. 17, 1844.
Drugs, Medicines, arc.
THE stibscribers beg leaveto call
the attention of Physicians. Mer-
chants, and others to their stock of
Drugs.Medicines.Cbemicals.Paint,
" ' Oils,D_ye Stuffs. Pert'unrei:y,Paien,
Medicines, (See. which they offer at wholesale or
retail, as cheap as articles of the same quality
can be obtained elsewhere.
.:l[edicines.—Opium,Camphor.Sulphur,Laud
anum, Salt. Petre, Epsom and Glaiiben Salts
Parigoric, Castor Oil. Rheubarb, Calomel
Magnesia, Castor Oil, Quinine Pipcrine, Mor
phene, Iodine, Tartar Euietic, &.c.
Paints.-—\Vliite Lead,Litbarge, Lampblack,
Verdigris. Prussia Blue, Chrome Green and
Yellow, Umber. &c.
Dye Slufl‘Is.——Madder, Indigo, Logwood,
Fusiic, Red \Voov_l, Copperas. Alltim, Blue
Vitrol, Aiiuatto, Curcumzi, Oil Vitrol. &c.
Also, Pearlasli, Salziratus. Soda, Alcohol,
Gum Shellac, Gum Copal, Gum Tragacanth
Turpentine, Resin, \Vliiting, G ue. Chalk
Mace, Sponge, \Vafers, Sealing VVax. Tooth
Powder, Genuine Court Plaster, Harlem Oil,
Brittish Oil, Opodeliloc, &c.
The above stock has been selected with
great care, and purchased on the most advan-
tagous terms. Physicians, merchants, and
others, desiring fresh and pure articles, can
wno have an opportunity of supplying them-
selves at this eslabllsllmeiii, upon as good
terms as in New York. All orders entrusted
to the subscriber, will be put upai the short-
est possible notice. VV E & II M Brest-:L1..
P. S. Particular attention will be paid to
putting up Physician's prescriptions. Medi-
cities, delivered at all hours.
Norwaik, April 9, 18-14.
Cileetii i Teeth !
A R. Easter], Surgeon and Mechanical
- Dentist, (Olfice opposite James Mallory
64: Co.) takes this opporiuninity, after returning
from New York,io tender his thanks to his nu-
merous patrons, in Norwalk and vicinity for
their prompt calling and custom (say nothing
about the Rhino) and hopes that the year 1845.
will prove sirccessful as well as fruitful to’ all
his labors-therefore hurry up one and all totlie
mark, and yen will fiind yourself doubly paid
for allyour groans as you recline in the Old
Arm Chair. All kinds ofTecth inserted in the
best manner, either single or in setts. Filling
done with gold. cement and tin. Decayei! por-
tions removed. irregular ones remedied 65c.
N. B. To those who are not aware ofthe fact
Dr. Easton has been in his practice for the last
12 years. and he feels himself _master ofevery
branch ofliis profeession.
Rc/2erenccs.——Rev. Edwin ill, Rem J_ J,
‘Woolsey, Rev. S. B. S. Bissell, Geo St. Johns
Alfred Mallory, \V. K. Lewis. C. J. Gruman
James Mallory, Jonathan Camp. Henry Thom.’
88. Stephen Smith, Hon. Clark Bissell, George
§\__1e€l\'6t‘, George Marviii, Andrew Turney.
Norwalk; Sulivan Moulion. V/'estport.
Norsvalk. Febri.i:iry 19.13-15.
Attention, Gentlemen !——I have this
day received 6 pieces black Drab De et,for
coats. '
20 pieces super plaid and striped gomboons.
(in Kentucky Jeans, plaid and plain.
20 do Manchester Jeans, very handsome.
50 do cassiineres, very rich plaids.
50 do cassimeres, striped, very cheap.
4 do black satin vesting.
6 do French broad cloths.
2 do superior blue cloths.
10 do superior black cloths.
All of‘ which will be sold cheaper tban_ they
have ever been offered in this country by 4i)
per cent, considering the quality of the goods.
all of which will be shown to all who favor us
with a call, with much plcasure.l_’ree ofexpense.
C. J. GRUMAN.
NDELIBLE Ink, An Improved article
for Marking linen, muslin, silk etc. at
J A Wt-;r:n’s.
1‘ AIIOGA NY Knobs.—-100 doz. ‘Ma-
.l. liogouy Knobs, assorted sizes, just receiv-
T a Court of P'r9_bat_e hotden at 1‘_1°rX'8‘."l
1, in and forvtbe District of Norwalls. P“
9th, 1s45. on‘ the es”-'°'°"
Je-mm;/. James. _ _
Ordered ' that the Administrator
deceased : _ . _
Ofi"ce i
merit at the Probate 1 at 2, dclock in the
the 28th day ofAprilo 1345i _ . .d
af,em00n_ and ma. all persons interested in sat
1, E6 d ihereoftbe administrator
iivsifiliiarlrisaeythlisndideiei to be Pllbllsllcd acmrdmg
I0 LEW. BEXEL IsAAcs' J“
Norwalk. April 16 1840. ‘
' ——The subscribersbavirig been
T2,] by me Court of Probate for the
D;3,,:c,p:,)f West port Commissioners to receive.
examine and adjust the claims of the creditors
to the estate of '
Hannah Plall. _
13,3 of said Westport deceased, represented in-
solvent will meet on the business of our ap-
poinimlant at the house of Hezekiah i'.\icliolsp In
gnidwestport on the third Wednesdays ofJuly &.
September next at 10 o'clock in the foreuoou of
each of said days. Six mtmllts M8 9ll"“'€‘l ll"
the exhibition of claims against said estate from
this date. 2':‘:’:l'gRE:n”°°N Commie.
Wesiport, March ]7 1845. l6
HE Court of Probate for the Di.<trii:i of
Nm~wnll,_ have appointed the iinilersigpctl
Commissioners to receive and adjust the claims
ofthe creditors against the estate of
. Daniel Bells
late of Wilton in said district, ilc'il. Notice
is therefore hereby givi-n_to the creditors that
we shall meet on the business of our appoint-
ment at the late residence of said (lei-cased in
said Wilton on the firsi Monday of Julv MK‘,
and also on the Ifiird Monday of-.S_epiembcr next
at 9 o'clock forenoon on each of said days. Said
Cotirt have allowed six iniiiitlislroiii the 20th
day of March 1815 for the creditors ufsnttl es-
tate to exhibit their claims to the coiiiurissio )-
ers. ELll’HALE'l‘ Swii-'1' C mm. is
J0~i~:Pii W. IJUBBI-)l.[. l i
Norwaltt. April l4 h. 134:) l6
HE Court of Prtilinte for the Dis ritrt of
Redding bath limited and allowed six‘
moths from the date «hereof for the creditors of
the estate of
Juslus S/ierv.i'-oorl,
late ofRedding deceased to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those vthuriegli-ct to present
their accounts properly attested within said time
will be deb’-ircd a recovery.
EB!-1N HAwi.i-zr, Admin.
Redrling.April 1. 1845. 3tlG
A a Court of Probate, holder) at Norwalk.
within and for the District of Norwalk,on
the 9th day of April. A. D. iS-15, upon the pc-
tition ofGeorge St. John, Guardian of Gt-orge
B. St. John. a minor under the age of 21
years, showing to this Court that said minor
owns an undivided right ofccrtaiu real estate.
lying in Norwalk in quantity about ten rod:
more or less, bounded Northerly by Heirs ol
Elipbalei Lockwood. sen. dc-c’d. Easterly by s'd
Heirs, Southerly by \Vm. Daskam. and \'Ves-
terly by the highway and Steplieu Olmsiead,
and praying for liberty to sell the same. as per
petition on file will appear:—Ordered that
Monday the lbtb day of .l tine, next, at ‘:2 o'clock
afternoon, be assigned for a hearing on said
petition, at the Probate Office in said Norwalk,
and the said petitioner w-as direi.-.ii-d to give
notice thereof, by publishing this order in a
newspaper printed at Norwalk. three weekz-
successively, at least six weeks before sad day
ofassignment. Bnxr. ISA.-\Cs, Judge.
Norwalk. April 14. 1845. 3:13
HARDWARE.
C UTLER Y, Q-c.
7 ‘I-1E subscriber offer: forsale as cheap as
can be found in any establisliineui in
Fairfield County, a large and Complete assort-
ment of HARDWARE. CUTLER)’. &.i-.
among which may be found— [Saws
Hand, panel,cuiiipass, cross cut,back and mill
English and American Chisels of all sizes
English and American Drawing Kiiives
Fore.jack.smoothiog.matchand'rzibbitt Plane.-.
Braces and bills of all kinds
Concave and coiiiiiioii Angers
Hollowsand Round-s,~sasb planes,Grcciauovals
O. G. and l1‘illctts,siile rabbitt,beadsaud plows
Common and mortitc Gutiges
iron and steel squares,bevcl.~' and try squares
Plane irons ofall sizes aiiil qualities
A large assortmeu iofsliell and augerbiiis
Broad and narrow Axes
lroii strap hinges all sizes [Lm-ks
Rim. upright, U‘l0l'li(.'P._lill, truuk.cliei~tand pad
Clark's,common.table and Parliament Butts
Plows and castings——n'iaiiu re forks
Caststeel, English and Amer. shovels t%Ԥpa(l(?_q
Bed keys 8: screws—es»cutclieon kiglass Knobs
Crowbars cart and wagon boxes
Trace. halter. dog and lo.-k chains [5iic|,-
W'ell wheels and ropc—-brass and iron candles
Iron cook pots ofu ll sizes brass aiidiron kettles
Carvers table and desert knives and forks
Sauce and frying paus——,eriilirous
\Vash tubs and boards—door mats
Blackingliorse.scrubbing&wliiimvaslibrushes
Cast iron furnaces, spiders,:iud fire dogs
Shovel and tongs. stub soythes, window glass
sashes. &"- 660-
A full a.ssorlme7z.l of l)'071. mrrl Steel.
English It in wagon tyre. from i;} to 15} inch
all thicknesses
English di. cart do from 2,} to 3 inch
Swedes do " ilo f"nnt '24 to 3 do
American do round do from i_} in 3 (lo.
Do do square do from 1 in 3 do
Hoop and Band ll’0n.1tll\\'i!llllS
Saundersondc C,o‘slii=.st quality cast steel 3 and
5 octagon. and 1;}. 1. 3. 3. square.
All thesearticlcskept constantly on baridanil
for Sale by Cii.As. l.cA.:ir:s.
GROCERY 85 cnocnnnr STORE.
HE subscribers would inform their friends
and the public.that they liavejusr r(‘cei\'e(l
and are now offering for auto an ;{s5m,,,,..n, 0,
Crockery. China and Glass Ware as low as
can be purchased any where in this viciiiiiy.
_ i Also. an assortment of Groceries, consisting
in part ofthe following articles: New Orleans.
P0't0ric0. St. Croix. and ilavannab Sugars;
double refined Loaf Sugar, St. Croix and New
Evitus Syrup, Molasses. Coffee of ilill'erem
‘lU9l"le-8. Ynung H)son Tea from 35 and Gil
to 7s per pound, Rock Turks island. and Hay
Salt. Soap, Candles. Spices. Mackerel. Shad.
Codfish. mess Pork by ihe.barrel. beefaurl pork
Hams, Shoulders, Lard. Rice. Flour. and many
other, articles to numerous to mention; all of
wahich they will_sell cheap for cash orready
P 3'-
ed and for sale by STREI-2'1‘ dc Cmvip.
KATE-S'.—-l<‘ine and low priced Skates, for ,
sale by the dozen or retail by -
Srruir-:'r dc CAMP.
Josi-:PH S. Mrzirnrzit dc Son.
N. B. All persons indebted to the subscriber
on book. are requested to make immediate set-
lement by note or cash. Josnrn S. Mr-:i.:in:ri.
Nnrwalk. June 20, 1844. ' ’ 26
RON and Steel.-—A follassortment of
foreign and domestic Iron and Steel.just ever offered
received and for sale by STRI-SE1‘ 65 _CAi~.ie.
barrel or at retail by
AIVIP 0iI.—-P bl h d S
Winter Oli, me we 6 perm
in this market,for sale bv the
Stages‘ dc CAiir.
Carpeting.
_ , | I i. bet and cheapest
‘ :Is::,l¢‘)]E[]l']]?3:’[(l)i3eC8al.'l[-)g(3ei?D2, Bugs, Floor Oil
lC'rocleery.ti
A Fine assortment received this day at
L. Cr.AttK’s.
Clams Mailing, etc. ever offered this side of N.
Y. bought at auction and will b5 .siol(t;iiy:l:‘ly“l‘oW.
ADIES llats.—J ust received ill. the
Bridge Store
2 cases Tuscan 3009019
(iffared in Norwalk can he found at
P.ERFUNIERY.—The cheapest; lot of
perfuuiery fancy articles dcc. ever before
Bissnnm.
ATCHES aiiil Jewelry of all , kinds for
sale cheap, by Lrzvt CLARK.
1 Neapoliiiou ‘l0 .
1 Fuur.yBrade'l‘uscan do
3 English straw do
1 American do ,_
50 Boxes of ladies Bonnet Ribbons of evcryil
style, positively 50 per cent lower than e\er
offereil. Milliuary goods in great. aburidaui~e._
me a call. U -l GRL'MAN-
A NATURAL REMEDY. 1
Suilerl to our canslilulions, and compelcril lo!/Le
cure ofevery curable iliscasc. will bc_founrl2'n
\VrigIrt’s Indian Vegetable Pills,
Of the North. Airrericom. College of Hcrtll/i.
H ESE extraordinary Pills are corri-
poscd of plants which grow spontane-
ously on our own soil. and are therefore better
adaptcil ioour cuiistii”-ii-iris than medicines cori-
coctcd from foreign drugs. however well they
they may he coiiipoiruileil; and as
\Vrigln’s Indian Vegetable Pills
are foundcit upon the principle that the liuiuan
body is in iriiili subji-cit buiONE DISEASE,
viz: corrupt huiiiois, and that said iiieilir-iiic.
cures this disease on NATURAL PRINCI-I,
PLES, liy cleutisiiig ariil purifying the blootl.l
it willbe manifest that if the cousiitii.iou be lltlli
entirely exliaiisted a persevereucein their use-.l
accordiiig to tlll’P(,'li()[lS, is absolutely certain to’
drive diseases ofevery name from the body.
Wrig/il's Vcgc-[able Indian Pills \\ ill be
founrl oueoftlie best ifuot the very best medicines
in the world. for carrying out this GRAND
PURIFYING PIHNCIPLE, because they
expel froui the body all morbid and corrupt. bu
uiors [the cause of disc-asi-] in an easy and nut-
tiral ui:inner—and while they every day
GIVE EASE Al\D PLEASURE.
disease ofevery name istlrivctt trout the boily.
The above named IndiaiiVi=getable'Pills liavr
been three years before the Auiericau publii-,aud
we can now say, without fear of contradiction,
that ofall the various medicines which have
heretofore been popular. not one has taken such
pcrmar/ieiit hold upon the affections ofthe people
Not only do all who use it, iiivaiably experience
relief. and lP(_'()nll'Tlf‘l2(l it in the sirougcsi terms.
but it has elfcctcil some ofthe m()§1ilol()l3iSl’llll,¢__'
cures ever performed by medicine.
‘CAU l‘l0N,
This is to inform the public. that all genuine
medicine has mi the outside. ol the. boxes.
WRIGI-I'I"S INDIAN VE-Gii'1‘ABLi-‘. PILLS,
Oflhe North American College of Health.
And also rouuiltlie border ofthe I:-ibcl \\ ill be
found in small type "Eiiiererl according to an act
ofCongri=..<s.iri the year 1840, by \Vm. \V:'iglit.
in the Clerk’sOllit-e ofthe District Court of the
Southern District of l’enusylvania.”
The public will also rcrneiriber that all \\' ho
sell t.he genuineindian Vegetable Pills. are pro-
vided with a certificate ol'Agcncy. signed by
\Vll.LlAM WRIGHT. Vice Presi-lent.
Oftlie North Aniericau College of Health.
and that pediars are never in any case allow ed to
sell the genuine medicine. .
For sale by the following list of Agents, at 25
cents perbox. wiihfull directions.
John A. Weed, Norwalk
t.‘ w Smith South Norwalk
"Holly 5- White Stamford
irri Grcgiiry is‘ Co lriilgr-port
Nichols ck‘ Belts Fairfield
Pike Sturges Soutbport
l-lcnry Plait VVe.-iport
GPO Mather Daricii
CI
VVaierliury, \Vecd A2 C0
J & S Brush
E Siiiiili
Loi-l.\voorl &Fim~h
S C Silliniaii, Jr
'1‘ Hoyt
Geo.‘ M iilillehrook
Keeler N. Smith
A_I('h'lberi
Greenwich
Riixbury
North .5'iamfoiii
New Caiiaati
\Vilioii ,
South \Viltun
Ritlgeficld
Thoirias B Faiiton PtPfl(lillg
Eilwarzi Beiietlict Danhury
S Seller-k ""
Wui H Banks Bcihel'
Great. A rrival of
BOOIKS AND STATIIONARY.
, - THE lar_gest'an.'l best
8SSOTllllt'lli of Books. Sta-
tiouarv. Fancy Articles.
écc. ever before ofii-rcd in
Norwalk. at prices lower
- than ever. \Ve havi-
on lmnd Classical, l-listorical,'l.‘licolio-
gical. stanelartl and Miscellaneous
\Vorks. ‘Every variety of Scliool Bot,-l.-5
used in this coiiiiiv for sale by the quantity or
at retail, on more favorable terms than can he
houglii elsewhere. Country l\'ierclianis,'l‘eu(-l,.
ers and othi-rs, wislriirg books by the quantity,
are particularly requested to call and examine
before piirchnsing elsewhere.
Blrnr/c Boo/rs ofevery description. C0nSi.~'lill,I1
in part of Dav Books. Li-dgers. Invoice Bnnl,g_
Jt:ll’ll7JiS. Lo llt'l' and Cash Books, Receipt and
Bill Brink-1. Note Books. Pass Books. div: -
Our 8Sot)tlll|t"fll. of Bibles. (cheap edition
and some elegantly bound) Hy n.n Books.
Prayer Books of every size and ,prii-cs, mirro-
als lor 15-l-'1. flilfiellllils and New Year Gifts,
Albums. t\'c. cannot be beat in this county.
\Ve have the l.‘lrt‘Sl and best selected assort-
rriivtit of morn’, religious anil sttiiidnrd litertttiirc.
inisccllairciiiis \\ orlzs. some particularl atlll t~
, . , _ ‘ 5' P
ed to Sciiool Libraries,
Also, on hand ii large supply of Leiier and
Cap Paper by the rearri. at extreme low prices.
note paper, tissue and drawing paper. drawing
pencils. quills. inetalic pens, scaliiig wax, sand
aml wafer boxes. illlif-lanlls, gold and silver
pencils. pen knives. card cases‘, ivory tablets.‘
visiting cards, music and music paper, maps,
globes. malll"lllzlliCi.'ll iflSlrllll‘l€l:i§.Slal(’ pencils,
519- Will’ 3l""75l 9\‘8T}’ \'uriei_v of fancy goods,
than can be called for in a variety store.
“'9 have for several '3 cars past been engaged
believed to be equal to any ‘"7979 l’|'l3€B.l)v
SMOKING Caps at,
in the selling ol'bool.s.&c. and bi-ingexiensivcly
"“~‘1"£"‘_’ in mnnufamring. We have facilities,
17;? Scllliig its low as can be l)nU2i‘li.ill New
3 Orlt. or elsewhere. \Ve would invite the at-
tention of our t"llslt)mL‘l'S and purclmsers in nu,-
various other ariit:'lr-s.
:_sma|l branch ofCrockcry tvbicli “till the stock
All in want will fitid it to their interest to give'0ll
jat wliolcsale or.
Boutou. M r. ll.
(fox Re-v. R.if7lH'll‘tl
Finch Mr. Edward
Jones Mr. l~‘:m(:
Keeler Mr. Legraiid
Leason M r. Joliu
Olmstead Elizibcth
Chilrlren.s' 'l‘rti:_cr-s. for sale at
OR Sale at the ‘Store ofthe subscribers, a
qiianiity of B iienares Salt. Double Refined
_cruslied sug:ir—-Canal Flour ofa superior qual-
ty. Spermf_(Iandlr=s ground Salt in bags. and
Also just received a
band will be sold as cheap as the clicapest_
retail. ‘
Jositrti S
CHOICE Liquors.—Purc
\ Port and Mar‘eria Wine. llollanil
Gin. Jania.-in Rum. Brandy, Ci
' tit‘l' Brandy (Sic. The above li~
i\ii:i-:i<i-:n dz SON.
qnnrs can be relied upon as ptrre anti unadul-
terated, and will be sold only for meilicinal pur-
poses, 65 H BISSELL.
Geese F€iltilel‘S.
50 Pounds Live Geese Fe-atliers. for
sale. Also a quantity of duck and low
priced lfeailicrs.
S. A. L. CUR't'iss.
Norwzilk. J an. 14 18-15. 3 H3
WOOTII Paste l—A sifpcrior article of
Orris ’l‘ooili 1’g_$te- for cleaning and pro-
Also. Rose Lip Shl\'P- at
Bissi-:i.i.s.
serving the Teeth.
‘1 '__‘ I5.‘ Y.—A lame zissiiitiiietit. of Pen
o . 5 -
/ and l’or:kc. Iviiives. aiiil Raziirs or a very
superior quality, at remarkably low pflCt‘S. at
Brssi-:i.t.s.
Also. :i good assortment of Razor Straps and
-having (lreaui.
10 ‘he [,;u1ie§..—A new ariiclejusi rt.-'il
at the Bridge. Store, 2 «log Mohair skirts,
they are very haiiilsouie and cheap.
N c “r S pgri n 3' D 1- y {(30 Gil S,
Just Receii:crl at the C/‘reap Cris/r Slorc.
Coimstock fie flail,
RE nov/opeiiiiig splended new styles of
.4. Moousliu dc Lanes, R:-p dc Lains. Cnli
cues. Silks‘ Snuwls, Cloths. Cas~'iineres._ Sat-
iineiis. together with nearly every article fit the
Dry G()nd5 Ilue, and will be §t)ltl Chedlpc
New Canaan, March 1, lS-15.
Silver Spoons.
1‘/I ANUFACTURED in our sliop—tlie best
1. and cheapest in town. Li-:vi CLARK.
.jT-—~—- -
ILL Saws —0ue case Rowlaiid.s .\‘lill
Saws of a suitable thickness for this mar-
k f ll ‘ ' itcd,aiid for sale by
all U Y “am” S'riti-:i-:'r &.__C7_.:.\_i_t‘_._
“Raisins.
A Quantity of very siiperior Bunclre M3509
tel and Sultana Raisins,jirst l’(C€lVE(J and
or sale by the box. °' ‘ll l'e“"l by
JOHN BURRALL.
U11[|CE S[one.—l0 bbls Pumice
iirihe lump and ground, just receiveil and
for sale by S'l‘RF.l-2'1‘ dc CAMP.
1 ' ' .
(/(bfilll Plates !
Ol‘l<'l.\l Plates of the very ueiiicsi kind
will be liaudsoincly engraved in order at
’' Disiznotvs
STEEL BISADS-—Assortcilsizes. Also
Steel Clasps, tori ladsies’ l-averv band-
§n,nl(~, jilsl fP(:,tl and in!‘ sale Ill Di-°BRl!“'l$-
UST Rec’¢l~'l‘he proceedings of the
the Right Rev. Bcujuniin T. Onderd-ink. D. D.
Bisliop nl‘New York. JOHN A. \-\’r:t-:o.
IIEAP Publications.—NnVf'lS. Pe-
/ riodicals. (Sic. _jll.~l recciveil and for sale at
New York prices by \V E 5:. I] ;\l Brssr:Lr..
P. S. All the new novels received as soon as
issued from the press.
Look at This !
60 .Poiiuds ofvery superior Cheese. The
lovers of nnrid cheese will please to
call and see (ht-ni. For sale by
Jttll.\' B URRALL
Praline.-
very fine article of Prunes. far sale by the
Box or at retail. r-.‘rie:ip oi BurtrtAi.r.s,
lN'l‘ER ‘S'l‘l{AlN E D Ul L.—A .very
litre article of Winter Strained Oil._lv=st
received and [in sale by .i0H.\' BURRALL.
, iv _
Harri-s fie i§Iroul(lor.s'
NO'l‘liEii Large Lot of those superfine
Harris and Slioultlcrs. just reizi-iveil by
Juot-:o.\' & Co.
Mnrcli ll. i845. 11
RIED Pcacl|cs.—100tiiislii-ls Dried
Peaclies, l"('('t£iV€tl direct from Ohio, they
are ofii--reil to Meir-haiiis as cheap as they can
be purchased in New York.
Ci-.’\lS'l‘O(:K A’. lLii.i..
New f':iii:i:in. Feb. 2-1 i845.
IST of Lctt(ZIԤy Brmaiiiliiing in the
! Puist Office at .R.lti2(‘fI(.‘l(l.
Uliiisiead Mr. C. D.
Osborne Mrs. L. K.
Riley \Villi:im
Riley Lewis
Smith Ur. i‘i5]r\*r—_y \V.
Smith Mrs. Esther
Stewart Mr. Lewis
Sherwood Miss Mary.
RUssF.LL JONES. P. M.
Ridi_refield April Isl. IS45. 3il5
o Tlic Afllictt-(l.—-Hulls’ Double and
Single 'l'russe:i. also a very neat article of
Br:-‘sr:i.i.s.
Botrznn M r. ll.
"550Tlt"Pt"-8: tho! they may be couviiiceiloftbe
above facts. Xou can save 25 per (gem and
got the \\-prtli nl'_yoiir nioiiey. All that is neces-
snry is to call 5: see for yoiirselt-es. at the cheap
bookstore of W 5; M H [>,,“,_:“‘'_ ,_
Ciiellp iul uf Pot-kg‘ Bnhks
Wallets &c._)ust received. at Bi,~_.,;LL's,
PAl)ER Hangings. for sale cheap at
200
p‘ii rchnsers by
Lamp Oil.
V HE best Bleac-lied \Vinter Strained Sperm
Oil in Norwalk is to foiind at
‘ \V. E. 65 H. M. Bis.ci-‘t.i.'s.
Kegs first quality Cut Nails, assorted
sizes, for sale in qiiaiitities to suit
S'i'iti-zrzit 81. CAMP
Gnuitmivs.
' HERMOME'1‘ERS.—-Farenheit's Ther-
8
AY RtlnI.—A fine article of Bay Rum
Just received at Blssl-11.1.3.
mometers for sale at Bissr-:r.r.’s.
@0395 Wlfltlow Glass assorted. from
OX8 to 24:54 30, for sale at manufac-
S'l‘l1l-ll-1'1‘ 62: CAMP.
Grtuisr.iN’s. ti
Crockery.
HE subsciiberhas now on hand the best
_ and cheapest assortment of China. Glass.
rid Earthcrn wars that can be found in the
April ,15 8-18. ,
-place.
- Ab'iii Miller
: (jnniq in the City of N York. for the trial of
A VALUABLE ‘MEDICINE.
R. Brandreth’s Vegetable)’ Pills have
proved ibeniselves an,efi'ectual assistant
of nature, having cured in the United States at
least one hundred thousand persons of diseases
which had been pronounced incurable by medi.
cal men ofthe first rank and standing.
iii no town are the Brandretli'Pills thought
more of than at the town of Mount Pleasant,
or in the village of Sing Sing, where I have
my establishment. The persuis \\ ho are the
signers of the following paper, are well and
favorabl_t known in the cnuiity of \Vest Chester.
and l aui justly proiiil of having such a testimo-
nial froiii iiiy ft-lluw iownsmeu. and shall care-_
fully use my best enilcavors to retain their good
opiuioii. _
\\’c. the unilcrsigiierl, residents ofSing Sing.
\Vi-st Chester Co. N. Y. certify that we liave
used Bcrijmirin Branilrcllfs Pills,ihe Vegetable
Universal Medicine. individtially, and in our
faiiiities. and have fouriil lllt"ll'l the best medi-
cine we have ever used. \Ve believe ibcm to
be deserving of all cotrfiilence by the public at
large. \Ve have seen the most beneficial
effects from their use in diseases generally con
sidercil of an opposite character. iii no casi-
have \\e sci-ii or hearil of any injury froiii their
use,bui on the contra ry,ilic iirost iler-itled benefit.
A Corey E W Kiiigsley Levi Pei-k
\\’iii Dargue James l’iigsleyl*lr-iiry llariis
Arlfctl B5iti,'_’_'.l‘ \Viii Lawreiit-iS l Janis
Jiiiiir-s Storms A \Vaitl M C Juiries Lock
WW Anderson \Vni \rVi|k \\’ni Shaw
Geo Sherwood N_FiSl](’.I' Elisha Rider
Isaac Siiiiili llervey Ne\vcll\Vni Li-e
Thomas Bziileylolin '1‘ You S ill Tompkiiis
Juiiics Maiiscr W E Compton S B Merritt
Jar-ob ifor:.lia_\ C Siiotttli-ii Saiiil C Nichols
Wilson Orr l-aac Nielsoii .l M iiiford
G \-V Crolret D.iiiivl Bailey M J Lottkwooil
Robert Lent John liitcht-ocl.0 Wasliluirn
Ewd P Agate S \V Smith .loliii B Lent
\Vni Nit.-liols Jus L Siiii=li Geo \VashL'tirn
B Smith Dan B llynarrlG Van \Vyck
A F. Nit-kcrsoiiRicbard Colliusisaac Woolsey
Levi For.-"tray Maitlieiv ButlerR-ii-bcn Quiiiiby
E R \VesicoattClinrlcs LyiicbAiiiie F Smith
Ell’/. Mangiiin G B Hubbell Jas T Collyer
James C SiiiiihClark Snow Thoas M'C|aiu
Gillie-rt Color Re-.licai\languiri\Vin Mangaui
Win .\icbinsonE Jennings Jiisi D Rcqiia
Jacob Acker Abner F Joy J'rMoscs Stanton
ii Gesbrey G Connor F Van Zaiidt
David DelaiicyS Fortmeyer M Lock
N J Gr:-erie Squire. Grifiin E Dclvency
\Vtri Collycr fl Dennis
J M Stephens Anne Sing Nancy Sing
Peter l. Yoe Step Marshall '1‘ Little
'1. Forinieyer David MLCordJobu Barlow
..\‘iepheii Ayles C A Lf‘.\\iS S Mead
N Wlieeler Abraham Huiit“-’iii A Dean
Jas Bridger T E Bridger Levi Philips
1’ Davis \Viri Robinson B VV Toustall
lsaac C Smith Win Canipbell’l‘lis Maplc.~;dei»
G E Santoii, l’ M J Ryder, lfariiier
Lorin Woikniaii \Nm Ctiiltliiictoii
F R Vredenburgh Thorn Anilorson
John A Atchinsou Saniuel Van Allen 43
Agents.
George F Daskain
John VV. Taylor
Sherman Smith
Norwalk
'\Ves|rort
Ritl2f‘i'l(‘l(l
Roswell Hoyt Stamford
Joscpli Jeniiings Souiliport
C Raymond A: Co New Canaan
Tlio's B Faiiiou. Rt-diling
Jas H Gorbaiii Darien
Judd ti‘ Barnum Brthi.-l
Comstock fie Efiali
if ‘AVE on hand a ftill assortiiieoi of Gro
are oflr-rod quite cheap.
Nptv Cnn:inr?. Mrirrli list. 1545.
’l‘0- BLACK§Iill'l"IiIS.
, HE Subscribers are now discliarging ti su
pcrior article of
New Castle Coal‘,
at the South Norwulk l.:iiiilir.g. which will be
<old at the lowest market price for cu.-ii.
'l‘. L. <5: .1. ii. f'i:r:i(.
Dccrnbcr 30 18-l-1.
Mutual Security lnnraincc Co.
New Ilrti.-en, Ct.
LI B. BEi\'NE'l‘T., Ageiit. offers to in-
A sure Dwelling Houses and Buildir*,«_is in
general with their contents against in s or dam-
age by fire. on terms for pri-feral-le to any tiller-
ed by any similar iristittiiiori. l’ersonsowiiiug
Biiililiiigs. &r:. by t)ppl_§'i.'i,Q iiiiiiictliiitcly. may
save lliiillstllltls ofdollars. as fire is it hard inas-
ier anil ilelags datigerous.
Norwalk. Arie. 25th i8-H.
35
I’i'otcc!ion lnsutinncc Co.
ilAR'l‘l<‘()RD, CT.
V lLL.lA.\l J. S'l‘REE'i', 1l_:{c7il.oficrsto
insure lloirscs, Stores. Mills. Factories.
B_arris and the ciiiiteiits of each, tngctlrcr with
every similar Sl)(’.t'it‘S ofpropcriy.
Agrii/rsl Loss or Dciriirrgc by I"i'rc.
The rates of prciiiiuiii olfereil, are as low as
those ofany otliersimilar liistiiuiion. and every
man liiis now an opportunity. for a iriliiiig sum
to protect liiriisr-lfagaiiist this tl(‘Sll'lr(.'li\'e ele-
ment. Will(‘ll often in a single hour, so eeps a-
way ilie earnings of many years.
Norwalk..lanii:ii'v lst. 1843
NEW YUREK INSURANCE CO.
C:apit:iil—$300,000.
G EURO E ST JOHN AGENT.
HE public are licreliy lllliirnug} mm, [hp
F01! Sale or to Refit,-
A Farm situated on Smit_b’s Ridge,
,_._ (so called) in the town of New Ca-
~—-x— "naau, couiainiog thirty three acres,
consisting of about eighteen acres of meadow
land,.and the remainder in wood, and pasture,
with a House, Barn and other out holdings, a__ so
a Well of good water, near the door. This
property will be ofiered at a low price. and pay-
ment made easy, should a purchaser appear.
Title good,as may appear from the Town
RE<‘0Fd- LEANDI-ZR Hon‘.
New Canaan. l-‘ob ii. lSi-"3. tl'3i"‘8
A 1-‘an-nit for sale,
Coutainiiig about (£0 at res well pro-
- poriiotied into int-ailow. plow pasture
. T.-.— anti it ood land. Also, about 20
acres ofwcoil and pasture land lying al.out litilf
ii mile from the above. On the first mou-
tioiietl preiiiiscs, there is a large l\\() story dwel-
ling house, wagon house. h.-irii, anti a well of
good water near theil-ior, ii=,«_~ctl.cr \\ ilb ti ne\'¢’r
tailing stream \\liiL'il runs tliroizgli ai.il waters
ilie farm. 'l‘liis property is situated in the cast
pan of New Caiiaz.n. about 5 miles fit iii Nor-
walk, laiiiiirig, and belongs to il:c estate of
l~‘redi-rickRichiirils. dcc‘sd. ii qiiirc of Saniocl
ceiios Provisioris Crockery, &c. which -
to
L. Ricliarils. living mi the premises. or of
.D.-\i'.lUS ST. .loiii\*, Adminisirttor.
New Camian, Dec. 30. lS~l 1.
Ekrcrm Fo9° Sale !
- ’ One oftbc firsi farms in Faitficlil
Ct)UlIl_V. in proportion to its size. is
. timv olfered for sale. it is s tuaitd
-- .— iii the town of New Canaan, abou
one mile froui the villi.-gs. and icusists of sixty
5lt'li"S of first rate laud. uith a large new Dwel-
ling House, auil other bui ilings thereon. Said
farm is well wnlrrcd. and has upon it a fine
\t)llll,Q orchard of grz:l'ictl trees. and is replete
Willi every C‘llll\"(‘liitl'lt.'C, and well worth the
itterition ofiliose \\ ho are disiioiis of [-ltl(‘lliiS-
ing. The title is in(liS]‘i.ili'ltlt-‘. For trims. &r.-.
--pply to Chas. A. Ilanfoiil. Riflgt field; ('lia's.
lsaacs. Norwalk. or of the Flll;.“(‘llltf'i'. in New
Caiiiiari. \X'.\i Dituitiiiioivn.
New Canaan. biarr-h 7. 1344. ll.
T0 Lct.——A House, Birii. garden
and out houses. pleasantly situated
.' about one mile from the bead ofPud-
ding Lane. near the i‘-irt-ct route to
New Canaan. will be rented on favorab‘cterms
from the firsi of April. on zipplicaiion to the sub-
-r-riber. DAVXD Cous'rocK, Jr.
Nnrtvalk. 1Vl:irclt.2~f. I845.
.‘-_..~ -
13
'l"ai’ler'i|ig Establislimeni’.
PPO" l"llE J-us. Mal-lory ('51. Co. All vvmfé
done with ircatiicss a‘l]titliS[)1lCil and war-
rt-lll't,(J to fit. _
Norwrilk. March 3 l8-l5.
Irr
SOMETIIING NEW‘.
T.L.&LJ.R.Peck’s
BRANCH STORE,
$VE§'l‘ SIDE NOIZVVALIK BRIDGE
(Near Slap/iciisorfs Ilulcl.)
ill‘) siihscribcrs have taken a Store in
'l liouias' i)ltil(lil7.t_'.\\lli(‘iIlltls1f‘('ll(:‘lll€ll'g(.‘(i
iiid fittid tip in good style, \\ in re they iiitt-rid‘
kecpiiig, i»ii count-i :'rr-n M iih their large estab-
i~him-ut' at the South Nrirxiallt lhalldlflfl, tho
largo-st and best assortment ofgoocls that can he
'ttl'()(‘lll'l'f“(l iii the roiiritry, cotisisiing ol Dry
Goods. Groceries. Qrockt-ry. flairlw arc. Tin
Ware. Boots. Sllnts, Paints, Oils, Glass.-
\«Vo-itlen arid \Villo\v \Varc, (QC.
Dry Gootis.-—Broad cloths. cassimcr(‘s.-
.-atiiui its, VL'$lili_2§, silk vclvcts, dc laiiacs, prints.
2illglliilllS, sliawls, liiieiis, ribL-ous, uiusliiis‘,
llziiiiiels, laces, hosirry. Iicltiiigs, diaper. band.
ken-liiefs. gloves and oihir flllit‘lLb usually kept-
in the Dry Goods line.
GI'0ceI'ies.—Suga r, molasses, ll«.itr_. teas.»
(‘t-iit'P, rite. cheese. buitcr. raisins. Currants,-
cracl-ers. pilot biczitl, soda biscuit. cocoa, spices.
i-antiles, lard, liaiiis. s:ilt.gingi»r, iiiiistarikstiircli.»
Salzcraiiis, [‘)cppr’r. soap. potusli. pork, Sll8(i,-
uiai.-ki-rcl and (‘t)tJfi:ll. 'fl.ise articles are all of
Ilie bi-st quality, ai.d will be sold low for cash.
CI'oekeI'y.—Cliina tea and orifice scts.bliic,-
blue edged, white and spriggcil plates, of all
.\i7P$; whi:c, sprig, and ciiariielcrl ti-a sets;
white and blue coklci-5; blue. blue (rigid, arid‘
siviig bakers: blue, blue cilgeil, aiiil sprig plal-F
'ers; blue, V\ bite and iiiocho in)“ is; blue, it bite,-
brown and iiioclio Piiihcrs; Castors; blue
brown. and white Ewers and Basins; Snap and
Brush Trays. blue aiil white mugs, preserve
lamps, at New York \\ilUl€Sr1l8 prices.
IEal'(h‘t':ll'c.—-American, pad, desk, and
chest ltitks; cut and l\'l'0i.'gili nails, cast steel
and plated hoes,kuives and forks, pocket knives
shovels and spades. iiiaui.rr: forks. trace and dog
chains. butts ()l‘l‘l screws, straps hinges, malea-.
Agent still contiiiues to issue poll;-ii-5 and
effect illSlll’.‘.:ll(.'eS upon buildings variously loca-
tcd and our-iipied; and upon warps nml‘ filpf.
r-liaiidize. fiiiiiily stores, (fie. contained in them.
Persons wishing irisura nee, will please call upon
.lic agent at his residence.
Delay not doing till to rnorrow, Wilfll might
no he done to day. ifpropi-rty is \\()rlll owning
and keeping. is it not worth irisirriiig?
Noriv-.ilk «unitary l. 1844.
C A P I T A L $300,000.
THE Nii\V YORK
Contributions‘-.'iip fire linsnrance Co. ,
Iusu,re Dwc//lug-/zou.se.v arul I)’/./.i//lirr._«,r.s in l
gcrieml. Marc/irrru/isc. 1'I0lISL'/I0/(J Furni-
lure. S/rips birilr/i7i,.',r. Ships in Porl and
Purl and l/ieir C(U'g0e.\',(1Il(l er.-er-_7,
rlescriplion of personal Proper/tr/.
gainst Loss or Drainage by Fire.
R. \V. .\I.ut1'i.\', See. J. SMYTH ROGERS, Pros.
The subscriber having received ilie agency
ofthe above Co. is now prepared to effect in-
surance on any ofilre above dc-scribed property
on as favorable terms as anv other similar insti-
tution. VVu.LiAiu C. S'rrtm:';t‘, Agent.
Nortvalk. June 13. I344. 25
l[»\ ‘VLS.--1 have this day received the
largeit assortment of Shawls ofall kinds
ever offered in this market consisting of
20 Cashmere shawls "lllW0Oi.l’iCll India patterns
17 Very rich_Saiin Damask and silk shawls
10 Stradilla shawls black and colored
6 Mode col’d Embroidered Thibei Shawls of
all kinds. All of which will be sold very low.
C. J GRUMAN.
Pickled Cod. die. at
5?
Will. you call and see! Levi CLARK
'SOUND_S & Tongues,
- J unsorts 6: Co. l
tile and Norfolk laiclies, scythes. coal liods. and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
Paints and (Bits.-Pure bellville lead.
extra do.. no. 1 do. do... venetian red, xellow
oclire. verdigri-', cnrome green aml yellow’, pariis
green. black paiiii, red li-ad, lamp black, liih-
rage, llll'lr6lli.il]P. sperm oil, refined lamp, lin-
seed, and whale oils, varnish Window Glagg
laud putty, at prices that cannot fail to please,
be purchaser.
Boots and Slroes.——Men’s calf, kip and
cow liidc btiots. iiicii’s kip brogans, men’;
puriips and slipper.-,.boy’s boots and brogans.
i.-luldrc-ri’s cucks. ladies’ kill buskins, slippers,
leather boots, (kc.
Vvoodcn \VaI'c.—'I‘ubs. pails. brooms
caskets, wasli l)t)aft1s,bt)\\ l~>,i_-1,‘,/S. maps “Mskso
measures. bellows, clothes pins, ladleis, boxe;
and keclers.
‘Bl‘llSllCSo-—\Vltiletva5h, palm, s,_.,,,b hair
tooth. clothes. blackitig. dust. and horse brtlishesi
Carpets and Rugs, cheaper than ever:
tlfil-‘.l'f’(i before. '
Sun¢lI'ics.—Tca trays, britannia tea (its
and lamps. spoons, spectacles. looking glasses
Clttfflis. lead pent-ils.thinibles, razors scissors,
shears. combs, tea bells match safeslli V '
nd
boxes. ’ snug
Also. Mauilla and tarred rope,
twine. bed cord oak .
erintl stories Jeivshaiiprgl candle M“.',ba'""g'
- ' ~ v marbles, sail‘ needles
nd fisl l’ . ' '
bf re ii men’ mgelllel “mil a—l8|'ge assoruoent:
aty made clothing and hats and caps
Also lumber b ' ' ‘-‘°
all or..'.i.ici. will ii.;ck"iii'mie' ml’ '”a°'°" 3"’
. . 80 c reap for cash.
Pflncliml Slofe. South Noiwallt Lundin
Branch Store West side Nonvallt Brid gl '
’I‘.L.dz.-J. , g°'.
1844. 3‘ P‘'-"~‘'
SPUD yarn,
Norivalk, August .5,
ilishes, cut glass and plain torrilrlcrs and glass _
Norwalk Chronicler