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Brings, Medicines, are. V
THE subscribers beg leavetocali
the attention of Physicians. Jilleié.
chants, and others to their stock of
Drugs,Mediciues.Cliemicals.Paint,
Oils, Dye Stuffs. Perfumery. Pflletlr
Medicines, ézc. tvliiclrtbey ofler at tvltolesaleor
reign, as cheap as articles of the same quality
can be obtained elsewhere.
M'edici_nes.—O‘piii m,Ca m'puor.Sulphn r, Lsa ud-
a_oum, Salt Petre. Epsom and Glattbgttl 9'
Parigoric, Castor Oil. B«l'_lF.ul)lz)l.t‘l.). _ a
M-agnesi:-i, Castor Oil. Qjtttntne "l’°""°t - °
phene, Iodine. Tartar 1‘-ttteltct 5~t'—'-
Painr.-._.-tvtttte LeadaLl'h‘"3°' L’""P“"‘“"i
Vyertligrisfi Prussg Blue, Chrome érreen a-nd
1| , her. *0-' _
Ye1)_l(/)t:v SfiI1fl"s.—Madtler. lttdlgm L"g“'°°d’
Fustic Red Woo'.l. C°l’l’°"‘5t Almm‘ Blue
Viirol‘ A‘u'natt'o‘ Cu~rcu'tmt.- 0“ Vl"°l- 55°‘
, 9
Also, Pearlttsb. ‘
Gum Shellac. Gum Copal, Gum Tragacarit i,
'1'-‘urperrtine. ‘Resin. Wltitlrtttt GlUe~ Chalkr
Refined Borax, Cloves, Cinnamon. Nntmegs
Mace Sponge, Wafers, Sealing ‘-Vax. Tttfllh
Powder, Genuine Court Plaster, Harlem Oil,
B_rit_,lis_h_ Qil,0podeltlot2.&c. _
The above stock has been selected with
great care, and purcha_sed on llte most advané
tagous terms. Physicians. mflfcltflllllsv 3”‘
oibe,-5, desiring fresh and pure fl‘l'llL es,h can
Wm, ha-vg an» otppnriuntty of supp _t,ing . em‘
selves at this establishment, upon as goor_
terms as in New York. All orders cnfrusteefr‘
to tire subscriber. will be put up at the short-
est possible notice. . W_l4- '|35"3_1;JL-
P. S‘. Particular attention V-\.I?ll_ (6 P01 d'_0
putting up P'nysician’s prescriptions. Me i-
clues, delivered at all hours.
Norwalk. April 9.1844.
CAPERS‘.—._Tust' received, a _quantity of
Capers in prime order for family use.
C. PECI‘iJE-—
Keg; Pure. Extra and N0- 1 ‘W/H318
Lead, of Ulster and Union brands
for sale at marrnfacturs prices. by
STRI-‘.l‘.'i' & CAMP.
Pontids Salsbnrylron ofthe follow
g, inch squarrgjust receiv
ing sizes: 1x§.§-xg. §--<§- §x§.=1n¢l
etl, and for sale by
S'rrtr-‘.i-:-1' ¢§- CAMP-
BESH 'l‘eas.—-Ten Chests Superior
Green Teas, for sale low, by
T L 8: J R Przcx.
arriage \Vl|ips.—~Of every adegr.
' quality. style and price, the largest assort-
ment ever brought into town. Some most
supurb and’ elegant articles. Just from the
manufacturer's, and for sale unusually low.
Witt. B. SWAN.
ICKLED Salmon the best that are in town
l'or sale at C. Pi-rcrrs. Jr.
ARDlNES ofthe first quality for sale at,
’ C Pt-:cKs, Jr.
’ ORK and Beef Hams, Long lslantl cure-‘l.
for sale at C Pl-JCKS, .lr'
South Norwalk April. 15 lS*l.-5.
ADIES Tu:-can anal Straw Hats. ofevery
description,just received by.
Jtis MAr.r.nr-.7 6.’ Co.
Silver Spoons.
1 ANUFACTURED in our shop-rtbc best
J. anvl cheapest itt town. Ltzvi CLARK.
20 Kegs first quality Cut Nails, assorted
sizes, for sale in qitantities to suit
purchasers by
S'rnr:r:n 61. CAMP
ERI.-‘U'.VI[~}RY.—T'he cheapest lot of
perfuniery fancy articles 666'. ever before
offeretl in Norwalk can be found at‘ Brssfinns.
" AY I{lnn.—-A fine article of Bay Rum
» . Just received at Bissi-:r.t.s.
. 'HER..\lO.\l E'1‘ERS.—-Farenheit-‘s Ther-
mometers for-sale at Brssi-:'r.i.'s.
P ATCHES antl Jewelry ofall kinds for
sale cheap, by LEVI CLARK.
Wood, Wood !
-_ Few cords ofsntiimer Wood on hand, and
for sale at market prices for cash. En-
quire at this ofiice.
OR Sale —A. One Horse Vtfagon with
Box, Top, kc. suitable fur-Fietlliiigz Very
cheat). Lt-zvi Cr.ArtK'.
Ciai£PET.‘lNGs and Matt.ings,—
The largest and best assortment ever of-
feree to this coinniuttity. For sale cheap by,
JAR t\’lAt.t.oriY 55 Co.
‘lU'fi‘LEl£Y.—A large asstirttttettt of Pen
/ and Pocket Knives. and Razors ofa very
superior quality, at remarkably low prices. at
_ BlS:l-2LLS.
Also. a good assortment of Razor Si-“raps and
aliaving Cream. .
Coffin Plates !
Ol‘lt'IN Plates of the very nearest kind’
will be handsomely engraved to order at
Dtsnrtows
EON and. S.teel.—A full assortment ol
foreign and domestic Iron and Steel. _iusi
received and for sale by S'i'rt.t:t:1' 65 CAMP.
III-El) Peaches.—-100 bnsltels Dried
Peaches. received direct from Ohio, they
are offeredto Merchants as cheap as they can
be purchased in New York.
Ctmrsrocx 65 HALL.
New Canaan. Feb. 24 l8-15-.
CHOICE Liqn0rs.—Pure
Port and Maderia \Vine, Holland
Gin, Jatnacia Rum. Brandy, Ci-
* - "”- der Brandy &c. The above li.
qnors can be relied upon as pure and unadul.
terated, and will be sold only for medicinal pur-
poses. W E.Btssnnxt.
Grand assortment ofLadies’ Velvet and
other Card Cases,--clicap at BISSELLS.
UMICE Stone.—l0 bbls Pumice Stone
iu'tbe'lump-and ground, just received and
for sale by S'i'itr-:t:'r dc (‘Attila
Hunts Shoulder-s
A NO-'l'HE.R Large Lot of those superfine
Hams and Shoulders, just received by
March 11. 1845.
Oil 1. Oil 2. !-
20 Barrels Pnre Linseed Oil
10 “ “ Spr rm N
10 “ Wliale “
10 “ Refined Lamp “
Just. received, and'for sale by
STREET dc (‘A1-tit.
LANES.—A full assurtmentofbencb and
inoiiltling planes, grooving planes. sash
planes. Mallets, Gauges. Chalk Spools. plant-
handles &c.just received and for sale by,
S'rrtet:'r dz Cmwp.
' ow crop tuoiasses.--A small lot
ofsuperior Molases in Barrels. for sale b_\
'1‘ L Gt’. 1 R PECK.
Salaratns. Soda, Alcohol, -
Jonson 6: Co. .-
11'"
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Cheap Boots and Shoes-
HE subscriber basjust returped from New
York with a supply.of_Meii s olt88P B°°'3
land Shoes, both coarse and bite, which are o(a
good quality. and will be sold as cheap as t te
cheapest. Call and look before PU"3h35'"8
elsewhere. HENRY H“°”"3°'
Norwalk. OCH 1844-
Attention, Gentlemen 2-1 have this
day received 6 pieces black Drab De etc fol‘
coats. _ _
20' pieces super‘ plarrl and strttjed l1°ml“"f’"9'
20 do Kentucky Jeans, plaid and plain.
20 do Manchester Jr-ans, very handsome.
.50 do cassimeres, 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 than the?’
have ever been oil-"ered in this cottntry by 40
per cent. r:o1isr_-:.‘eti‘ng' the quality of the goods.
alifof which will be shown to all who favotis us
with a call, with muclt pleasure. free ofexpense.
C. J. Grtrtitutv.
T0 BLACIKSIVIITHS.
HE Subscribers are now discharging a su-
perior article of
New Castle Coal,
at the South Norwalk Landing. which will be
sold at the lowest market price for rash. »
'l'. L. & J. R. f't:cK.
Dr-cmber 30. I844.
VIVO Boys.—A boy front 15 to 16 years of
age is wanted by the subscriber as an ap-
prentice to the silver smith business.
CHAS. E. Disnrow
I":-v."l p]4th IS45.
ARDEN Sceds.—Sltttl'.crs, \V(‘.|i|t‘f:-
field and Fredouia Garden St-eds, war-
ranted good, for sale at the store of
Josrzpri S. Ml-2}-ZKI-ZR 6.: Sort.
Hair Cutting and Shaving.
E0. W. JENNlNGS,respectfully informs
his friends and‘ the public, that he bon-
tini;es his business of Sh'av‘ing, Hair Dress-
ing and Shamponning. in the must approved
and fnsltionable style. at his old stand west or
the Bridge. lie is always iti attendance. and
happy to receive customers. His rooms are
pleasant and comfortable, and his appa rains in
the very best order.
He keeps constantly litr sale a variety of
articles in his line, such as Razors, razor straps
shaving soap. shaving brushes, hair do, dressing
combs, pocket do. idelible itik. Cologne water,
tiiacassar oil.bears oil, antique oii. coiiversa
,tion cards, pictures and frames, packet books,
songs, &c.
Norwalk. May l. lSl-'3.
Lamp Oil.
HE best Bleaclicd \Viiiler Strained Sperm
Oil in Norwalk is to ."nuntl at
\V. E. ck U. M. lira.-rii.'s
ILL Saws ——-One case R.owlatitl,s Mill
Saws ofa suitabletbickness for this mar-
ket, fully warranted. and for sale by
S'1‘tti-‘.r:'i' dz CAMP.
NCHOVIES.-'l‘he ptiblic will\lind a
superior lot ofthese desirable articles at
the store of C. Pl-:Cl(. Jr.
VEIV Crockery.- Just received another
.1. large lot of China Glass and Earthern
ware, beautiful patterns and at prices that can-
not fail to please the purchaser. Call and see.
'l‘ L At’. J R Pi-zcx.
HARDWARE."
C UTLER Y, (ye.
‘HE subscriber ofi'ersForsale as cheap as
can be found in any establislimettt in
Fai-rfield CO1ll'll'y,-El large and'complcte assort-
ment of H.-\RD\V.-XRE. CEJTLERY. &('.
among which may be found—— [Saws
Hand, panel.cn:npa8S. CWS8 Clthltzrcli-aitrl mill
English and Atnericari Chisels of all sizes
English and American Drawing hi-nit-‘cs
14
Braces and bitts of all kinds
Concave and cotitmoii Angers .
Common and mortice Gouges
lron and steel sqtiares,beve|s and try squares
Plane irons ofall sizes aurl qualities
A large assortmeniofshell attd angerbitts
Broad and narrow Axes
iron strap hinges all sizes [Locks
Rim. upright. mor_ticc.till. trnnk.chestantl pad
Clark's,cotnrnon. table and Parliatiicnt Butts
Pluws and castin_qs--rrtauurc forks
Cast steel, English attd Amer. shovels tfirspadeg
Bed keys as screws—escu_tcheon scglass Knobs
Crovvbars cart and wagon boxes
'l'race. halter, dog and lot.-l. chains [stii-ii-
\Vell wheels and rope-brass and iron candles
Iron cook pots ofall sizes brass atirliron I.-en].-5
‘3C’a'rvers fable and-‘desert‘kttives andforks
Sauce and frying paiis—-.t1t‘rrl’r'rons
\Vas!t tribe and l)0al‘ll.~l-(lot)? mats
Blac-kiog,borse.scrubbing& \\'llll6\VaSlIl)rusl](=s
Cast iron furnaccs,spiders,and fire (lugs
S'bovel antftongs. stub scythcs. window glass
sashes, &.c. &c.
A full assorttttenl of Iron
English Inn wagon tyre, from
all thicknesses
and Steel.
1,} to 1:} inch
English dc cart do from 23 to 3 inch
Swedes do -' rfo Ff‘t)lT)' 25*. to 3 do
American db round‘ db front 13' to 3 do
Do do sqttare do from I to 3 do
Hioop and Band Iron,all widths-
Saunderson dc Co's best quality cast steel g‘ and
1 octagon,and 13. l. 1. 3. square.
All these articles keptcunstantly on hand ard
for sale by Cn.As. l‘stA'Acs.
EN’l_‘A’L Surgery»-Dr. Hill ollers his
services to the public in every department
of Dental Surgery. His Ofiice continues where
it has been for the last seven years,—-a-few doors
West ofthe Bridge.
_No personal consideration, or private prejudice
will deter him from faithfully serving those who
may solicit his professional aid.
Norwalk May 7-. 1845..
LBS. Camphor at New York prices,
Biss£LL.s.
Just received at
IR!) Seeds for sale‘ at
Norwallé. June 2..
_G-réat A'ttra;ction- East side of Ute Bridge.
Now is your time to Buy
Cheap , Goods,
.4! the Old Stand of
JAMES’ MAL-LORY-"65 Co.
have just received a very extensive
assortment of Dry Goods. embracing
Brssi-:LLs.
fully invite all persons wanting Dry Goods in
“akes Ila-‘lo dt'otltat-
_. "Cll00L Books.—A complete assort-
ment for sale at wholesale or retail at the
lowest prices. School teachers and merchants
furnished at New York prices at Brsssnns. ’
Fore.j~ack.smoothing. iiizrtchatttfrahbi-rt Pia-ms
Hollowsand l{ounds,sash pl:ines,Grecianova»l's
0-. G-. and Filletis;stde rabbttt,beadsaud plows
every variety of style and fashion. \Ve respect- :
-eive us a call. as we mean to sell cheap, for it .
N01‘lCE.—Will be sold by order of the
' ‘curt of Probate for the District-of Weston
on the 4th day ofJune 1845 at one o’clock after-
noon at public Auction if not previously disposed
of at private sale, all of the real estate of Eli_ B.
Godfrey late of said Weston, deceased consisting
of the homestead where deceased last dwelt,an
our lands, a part of said estate being iacumbered
by mortgages and the equity of redemption only
to be sold, the other lands to be sold in fee. Ven-
due to be held where deceased last lived.
SALLY Gonsnmr, Executrix.
\Veston, May 24 1845. 2t'22
A T a Court of Probate, holden at Norrvalk,
within and for the district of Norwalk, _on
the2d day ofJunc A. D. 1845, upon the petition
of John Hanford. Guardian ofRoswell Hanford,
a minor under theage oftwenty one years, show-
ing to-this Court that said minor _owns certain
real esiate lying in Norwalk, conststing_ of cer-
tain land and Buildings distributed to said Ros-
well from the estate of his father_Chas. Hanford
' deceased, also, said minor’s right in the widow’s
dotver of said estate for more particular descrip-
Crockery.
A Fine assortment received this day at
Toys Very
favors and will endeavor to serve the public in
line of business. He not only shaves and cuts
hair, but ltasa first rate jottrttcyman who will
make Wigs. '1‘otipcs. Bands, Cprls. Seams.
Bandeau Hair, and all kinds of hair work. A
large supply of Perfumery for sale very cheap.
Ladies and gentlemen give me rt call.
G W Jssrsrscs.
Norwalk. April 3. 1345.
%0UNDS &'l‘ungues, l’ir:l.lT.tl Cod. &c. at
k
Teeth !
tion of which, reference is had to the Probate
Records ofNorwalk, in the county of Fairfield
and state of Connecticut, and praying for liberty
to sell the saute, as per petition on file will ap-
,pear:-—Ordcrcd that Monday the 13th day of
August next, at 9 o’clock forenoon, be assignc
fora hearing on said petition, at the Probate
was directed to give notice thereof, by publish-
ing this order in :1 newspaper printed in Nortvalk
three weeks successively, at least six weeks be-'
fore said day of assignment.
‘.23 Btam. IsA.\cs, Judge.
District of VV£‘Sl0n,ll€lS limited and allowed
six months front the date hereof for the exhibi-
tion ofclaims against the estate of
Robert Downs,
late ofsaid \Veston deceased. All clat.ms_not
presented to the subscriber within said titue
properly attested, will be debarred :1 recovery.
W ARREN NicuoLs, Exec.
XV:-stun, May 19, 1S45.___~_____ 31*??-
00'll.‘S and Slices, Bar gains.-—
150 pair 2\/lens Cttlfand Kip Boots
200 pair Mens Slices
150 pair Ladies Buskins
103 pair Boys Boots and Slices
150 pair Chiltlrcns Shoes
For sale cheap for cash. '1‘ L 8.: J P. Pizcx.
on the Lmlies.—Riclt Drrss_ Goods
embracing every style ofI_.awns, Gingams,
Balzorines, Silks, Muslin de Laines, &c. this dgy
received by JAs MALLORY & Co.
Fain-field County Bank.
Nor.w.iLtc, June 2d 1345.
lVIDEND.———Thc President and Directors
- have this day declared a dividend of Four
per cent, on‘ the Capital Stock ofthis bank, out
of its profits for six months, ending 31st
ult. payable to the Stockholders on demand.
Per Order. '1‘. \VAni\‘r:it, Jr. Caslticr.
Fo1° e/V/3810 York.
‘Ix SUM MEIR Arrangement
‘,.~ —'l‘he sloop Julia, Capt. (,v‘rtim-
J . man, will commence her regular
weekly trips for New York, on
'l‘ut—sd>ty, Mart h 1S=.b and continue through
the season leaving the landing at Five Mile
River. on every Tuesday evening and James
Slip. New York every Saturday.
Freight and protlttce of every description
received on the most favorable terms. Allosdcrs
ptlnt:lU2lllV attended to.
The stibscribcr tenders his thanks to the pub-
lie for their liberal patronage during llle_¥-‘Isl
season and solicits a continuance oftheir ftfvor.
\V C SA.\tttiis.
Five Mile River Landing. March 17th 184-")_
t§'elleck’s Linc.
West side the Bridge.
THE Sloop Mary
A. Selleck will coin
mcnce her \tVt-ekly
...,,._...'l‘rip~t for New York —'-‘
ott Ttiestltiy the iltlt of March. and the Domes
tie the Saturday fullov.-int_r. Also, the sloop
Surplus.“ hert she returns from the south (which
is expectetl t.\fl band the last part ofnexi month)
will take her place in the Line on 'l‘liurstlays.
tnakinga line to lieavc Nortva"k and New York
every other day, Sundays excepted.
N. SELLIZCK.
Norwalk. March lfl lS4-'3.
For Nero York.
Trips for t/zc Season.
Regular
The fast sailing Sloop, I‘lIal'y
\Villis, Capt. \Villis J. Ncrritt
has cutritncticetl her regular trips
. . —lea*ving Nttrwalk (East sidi-
the Bri-lue)every 'l.‘ttt=sday. evenittg and retur-
ing, will leave (New Slip) New York. every
Stttttrtlay throughout the season.
Marketing and freight will be received on ac
ctitnnttitlatittg terms.
Capt. Merritt tantlers his acknowledr_vmcnts
to his customers and friends, for llll-‘it’ patron-
ge during the past season, and solicits a con-
inuance of their favors.
Norwalk. t\’!arch 1. I845.
Mtiltutii in Parvo
HE times! the times! the age! the age!
The “ Old Bridge Store” is all the rage.
Tell of the town or city where they keep,
Dry Goods, at once so rich and yet so cheap.
New York and Boston, sltall we hail?
London and Paris ?—all would fail!
For of all the stores beneath the sun,
C. J. GnuitiA‘.v’s is the CHEAPEST one.
There you ’ll find in splendid array,
The richest patterns of the day;-—
He's many gloves, mits and calicoes,
Cotton socks; both silk and worsted hose.
Then beautiful silks for bats or dresses,
And combs for the ladies flowing tresses.
He’s bindings, cords, sewiugs, and threads,
Fine window shades and table spreads;
He has men’s palm bats and satin cravats;
Rich carpets and mats, rugs and cotton brttts;
Cassimeres, broadclotlts and gambroons,
Vestings, pure linens and galloons;
Cotton twills, tweeds and waddings,
Brown Holland, canvass, padding;
Gingltams rare, mulls, plain and figured laces;
Splendid veils to hide, sweet blushing faces.
He’s wires and reeds, rich gimps and tapes;
Inscrtinas, edgings, shawls and crapes.
Ifthis isnot enough, you need not complain
For he has lawn, barage and rouslin d’laine.’
Furtlier yet, ifthese wont do,
,You-‘ll find silks and satins too:
In sliort—-to sell, be has every thing
That love or cash, from afar will brinv,
To please each village patron C’
And every country matron.
And for the girls who wishyto change their state,
The scheme of “Annexation” perpetrate,—
.He’s all you want, anrlino mistake,
Your lovely forms to decorate.
Now if any one should wonder where
.-These goods enumerated are,
You'll find them all and thousands more
At C. J. GRUMAN'S “ Old Bridge Store."
Norwalk, April 19, 1845. '
l
Oliice in said Norwalk: and the said petitionerl
"t0'l‘lCE.—The Court of Probate for the,
All kinds of
_ Jnits-ms 6:. (To
Teeth !
; R. Easton, Stirgeon antl Mccliattical
_ D,-ntisl, (Otlit.-c Upposlle James Mallory
:55 Co ) takes this oppttrtittiinity, after returning
1|‘.-om N. w York, to tender his thanks to his nu-
imeroits patrons. in Norwalk antl \'l(‘.llllly for
.;i,,.i,- ,,m.,,pt calling and ciistotn (say rtotltttt_g
about the Rhino) and liopcs that the year 18-10.
will prove stit'.‘.t'.~:.<ftil as well as lrttttful In all
his lziburs—-tlieri.—forc hurry up one and all tothe
mark, and you will fiitttl \0tH'Sf.'ll‘ doubly paid
for all your groans as you recline in the Old
Arm Chair." All kinds of 'l‘ectli iusertetl in the
best mariner, either single or in soils. Flllllli:
‘done with gold. cement and tin. Dr.’f.:uYt‘tl por-
t'.,,,,s mm...-ctl, tn-egttlar ones fClllf.‘IllPtl ézc.
N. B. To those. who are not aware of the fact
Dr. Easton has been in his practice for the last
I2 years. and he feels himself ttiastcr ol every
brattclt ofttis profeessium
Dr. Etlslo‘, when not at his Office, may be
found at his resideitce, second house above Mr.
‘Eanib’s Blacksmith Shop.
Rafe;-nines ——-Rev, Edwin H lll. R.(:V. J. J,
Vvoolst-y, Rev. S. B. S. Bissell, Geo St. John,
Alfred Mallory, \V K. Lewis. C- -l- tiftlltlallt
James Mallory, Junatltan U1.lll)p,[](-1-,r\, rpporn.
as, Stephen Smith. Hon. Clark Bissell. Ge(tl‘_;e
Meeker, Guor-_{e Mrtrviti. Antlretv 'l‘u-rut-y.
Norwnlk : Sulivati :\l0ttllun, V/estpurl.
Norwalk, May 5 1845.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE.
R. Brandretlt’s Vegetable Pills have
proved themselves an effectual assistant ~
of nature, having cured in the United States at
least one hundred thousand persons of diseases
which had been proiiouncetl ittcurable by medi-
cal men ofthe first rank and L~lt'tl‘ltllll$1.
In no town are the Brantlretlt Pills thought
more of than at the with of Mount l’lt-asant,
or in the village of Sing Sing. where I have
my establishment. The ycrs tits vtho arc thr-
signers of the following paper, are well and
favor:ibl_\ known in tltecoitttt_y of \Vcst Cltostei,
and I am justly prttttd of having such a testimo-
nial from my fellow towrisrrteu, antl shall care
fully use my best endeavors to retain their good
opinion.
\\’e. the untlnrsigtietl, residents ofsing Sing.
West Cltestr-r Co. N. Y. certify that we have
used Bcrtjtuttin Branc/rclh‘s Pills,the Vegetable
Universal l\.leLll('lll8. inrlividttally, and iii otir
families. and have futirtd them the best merit-
cine we have ever used. \Ve believe: them to
be deserving of all corifitlence by the public at
large. \Ve have seen the rriost bcrtr.-lit-.i.:l
cf!‘--cts from their use in diseases generally con
sidercd of an opposite charar-ter. in no cast-
have we seen or heard of any iujttry front their
use-,ltut on the contrary,tltc most rlccidr-d bent fit.
S ACOrey E \V Kingsley Levi Pet-k
\Vm Dargue James PugsleyHe=nry Harris
Arlfed Bridgur VVm Lawrencr-S I Jarvis
.J.'lll1PS Storms A \Vard M C James Luck
\V\V Ariderson\Vm Wilk \Vm Sltaw
Get) Sllertttoritl N.Fisl1cr Eli.-l'l.'l Rider
Isaac Smith [lervr-y Ncit-cll\Vttt Lee
'l'homas l$aile_vJoltn 'l‘ Yoe S M 'l‘t-ntttltitts
James Mauser \V E Compton S B Mr-ttiit
.l:tcub Fttr:'.ha_\C Sni)\\'t'lt‘ll Sttntl C Nichols
Wilson Orr I-ant: Nels‘n J Mttlfortl
G \V Crolret D-tuiel Bailey M J Locltwrtrttl
Robert Lent ’ .li)ll.'l Hitcltt-ot:l.O Washltiirti
Ewtl P Agate S W Smith John B Lt—nt
Wm Nichols Jos L Smith Geo \Vashl:urn
B Smith Dan E l'l_ynartlG Van Wyck
A E Nit-kers0nRichard f,‘ollitt:_=lsaac Woolsey
Levi For.-rltay Matthew Bntlerliubcn Quimby
E R \Vestr:oattCltarlcs Lyric-hAnnt= F Smith
Eltz Mringttm G B Hubbell .l:ts '1‘ Collyer
Jairies C SuiithClark Snow '.l‘hoas l\l'Cleiin
Gilbert. Cotor Rf‘ll(’t'Ji\lZlllgUlU‘Vln lllaogani
\'Vtn AtchinsonE Jettttiiigs Just 1) Rtqnn
Jtictili Acker Abner F Joy tJI'i\'Jt).<P5 Stanton
H Geshrey G Connor F Van Zttntlt
David DelaticyS Fortttit=yer M Lrwli
N J Greene Squire Gritlin E Dolvency
Ab'm Miller \Vm Collyer H Dettizis
J M Sir-phens Anne Sing Nziricy Sing
Peter L Yoe Step Marshall '1‘ Little
L Fttrttiieyer Daiitl McCortlJohn Barlow
Stephen Ayles C A Lmvis S Meat!
t
.\i Wheeler Abraham lluttt\Vm A Dean
as Bridger ’l‘ E liritlger Levi Philips
P Davis \Vtrt Robinson B \V 'l‘unstall
lsttac C Smith \Vrr‘. Catitpbell'l'hs illaplesden
G E Satttort. P M J Ryder, Farmer
Loriti \Votkman \Vm Coddington
l*‘ P» Vretlenbnrgli Thorn Atitlurson
John A Alt-ltiiisoti Samuel Van Allen 43
Agents.
Gcor.geF Dasl.aui Norwalk
John W. 'l‘.'tylor \Vr=stporr
Sllt,’l'lYl0fl Smith Ritl_qr~fit-.ld
Roswell Hoyt Stamford
Southpnrt
New Canaan
Joseph Jennings
C Raynttititl 6: Co
'l‘ho's B Fantott Redtling
Jas H G.-trbam Darien
Judd ti‘ Barnum Betliel
‘V-HITB Lead and oil.
50 Kegs Extra Bellvi'le
Pure “
5 Barrels Linseed Oil. for sale by
'l‘ L dz. J l{ Pr-:ct<.
ERlVIIFUGE.—-B. A. Fahnestock’
Vermifuae, a perfectly safe and certain
cure for worms. Certificates of its efiicacy can
be seen at the store of the subscribers, suffi-
cient to satisfy the most incredulous.
W E Bissi'~:r.r..
Comstock & Hall
AVE oti hand a full assortment of Gro
ceties Provisions Crockery, &.c. which
are offered quite cheap.
New Canaan. March lsl. L845. 10
lIUSl[ES.—'I‘he largest and best assort-
ment. ever offered in Norwalk : Hair
Brushes of every style and price. Clothes
Brushes, Flesh Brushes. -Hat Brushes. Tooth
Brushes, Nail Brushes, Shoe Brushes. Pencil
Brushes and Shaving Brushes. which will be
sold at prices that defy competition at
Bissr-:L1.'s.
Rye and Midliogs, .by
bought elsewhere.
' V
TAT-IONA RY.
BOOKS AND s
' THE largest and be
tionary, Fancy Article
than ever.
Bill Brinks, Note Books. Puss Books. &c.
Pra -er Books of ever size and trit-es, am.
) l
Albums, tkc. (,'=lllt)()t be beat in this county.
merit of morn‘, religious and strintlaird litertitu
Y I - '
ed to Scnool Libraries.
Cap Paper by the remit. at extretne low pric
note paper, tissue and drawing paper. tlrawi
pencils. quills. trtetalic pens, sealing wax, sa
pencils. pcri knives. cartl ca.~.tr-s, ivory tablt
\-i.-itlllfl cards, music and lI|ll.~.l(.' paprt. ma
t_tlt)bes. math tnaticiril ittstrtttttr-t;t:=..~|zttc pent:
than cart be trallt-tl for in a variety store.
for selling as low as car) he botiglttiii N
York, or elsewhere. \\‘c would invite the
t.-ssorttitetit.s.-. tlt:tt they may be r-otivittr-t-dttf
above facts.
art the ~.vorthofyottr money. All that tsucc
W dz M ii Bi-'si~:i.r.
Spring Dry Goods,
htttilislttre of
Cottnstocl; & Hal
/X-ilk‘. now opening splentlcd new styles
.4.’ Moouslin tle Lanes. Rep tlc Lains. C:
cues. Silks. Shawl.-7, Cloths. Cas.-interns. S
iittetts. together with nearlycvcry article in
Dry Goods line, and will lltl sold cheap.
New Canaan, Mztrclt l.lS-15.
ADHES flats —Just received at
Britlge Store
2 costs Tuscan Bonnets
l Nnapolition do
I Fattr_\ l3r:ide'l‘nscan do
3 Ettgli.-"It straw do
1 American do
style. positively 50 per cent lower than C
ofli-rctl. l\llillIll8l'\' goods in great abnndan
All in want \\ill find it to their interest to g
me a call.
SLATES.
30 tluz. German Slates assorted slZ"S
‘Z0 " Pennsylvania do do
-tal.-t by
E . Sct'ibtttet°’s
Vt?»
..‘....‘.?".?' ’\~>.
Tailoring If-3si_alisl:-nicni.
Pl’O"]'l‘E Jzts. Mlallory 6: Co. All vv
ranttd to fit.
Nttrtvttlli. l\l:'ll‘(‘ll 3 lSl5.
assortment of Books, Sta-
écc. ever before offered in
Norwalk, at prices lower
_ _ - . ' \.Ve have
HE Sttbsctlbet has" 3"” Y€'~'9l"ed 8 “"89 on hand Classical,l-listorical,'l‘heolo-
assortment of Toys of al_-'t kinds which lie gicah standard and luisceuaneous
will sell very cheap. He feels thankfulfor past Wo|.ks_ Every vmimy 0!. Selma, Books
‘ _ , used in this county for sale by the quantity or
return With Cheap‘ 2°"tlS 3"" ftlllllfulmss "1 ‘"5 at retail, on tnore favorable terms than can be
Country Merchants,'l‘eacb-
crs and others, wishing books by the quttntzty,
are particularly requested to call and examine
before purchasing (‘.lSC\\ here. ‘
Blank Books of every description. consisting
in part of Day Books. Letlgers, Invoice Books.
Jtttirtizils, Letter and Cash Books, Receipt and
Our assortment of Bibles. (cheap edition
and some elegantly bound) H_\n.n Books.
Just Received at I/-LC Cheap Cris/t Slot‘
done with ueatncss and tli.-'p'.ttcli and iv
Bl
3-
U.
als for 1815, Christmas and New Year Gilis. . measure,
rr.-,
Also. on hand it large supply of Letter and’
es.
“.9
ml
and wafer boxes. iitkstantls, gold and silver
-1:‘.
ps.
tls,
&.c. with almost every variety of faiir-y goods,
VVe have for several years past l)t‘.(‘ll crtgatzetl
in the selling ofltottl-‘.2-.&c. and ht-in}; exit-ttsivcly
(‘ll21l_2‘!t'l l.'1 lltilllllli':l(‘ll‘fllI'g, we have factltttc.u,
ew
at-
tention of otir custoincrs and purclttiscrs to our
the
You can sava 25 per cent and
PS‘
sgirv is to call 5,, see for yoiir.-‘t>l\-es. at the cheap
(I.
it
of
lil-
at
the
0 experienced and skilfttl workincn.
the
50 Boxt-sof latlies Bonnet Ribbons of every
ver
re.
ive
("I J GRLYBIAN.
20.000 Slate Pencils, juzt received and for
S1 ntzt-.1‘ & CA\tI'.
otk
ar-
l0
New lltwen. C5.
4 L] B. BE'i\’t\'E'l"i', Agent. offers to
sure Dtvellitig llunsr-s and BUlltlll‘,QS
rtl by arty similar iii.-tittuioti.
BUlllllll_QS. &.r‘. by appl_vit‘xg llllllt9(llZ’ll‘l)', it
it-r and tlt—la_ts t‘ll)|'l,I1Pl'0llS.
Nortvalk, Aug. 26th i844.
Illutual S::cm'ity Enitrauitce Co.
in-
in
general with their contrrttts against lo s or dairi-
agn by lire. oti terms for preferable to arty ()lJ€l'~
l’erstirtst)\vttitig_
lily
save lllttll:_-'llll(lS ofdullttrs, as fire is a hard mas-
5
3
l’it'otcction Insurance Co.
l~lAl’.'l‘l«‘0RD. 01‘.
every similar species ofproperty.
Against Loss or Damtzgc by Fire.
ll"|.'.)ll hos now an opportunity. for a trifling 5
way the earnings ofntany years.
Norwalk._Jantt:irv lst. 1843.
lLLlAM J. S'l.'liEET,Agcrwoficrsto
insure Houses, Stores. Mills, l"ut:tories.
Barns and the ctttttenls of each, together with
The rates ofprr-triiuttt ollieretl, are as low as
those ofany oihersimilar lnstitniiort. and cvcry
UlTl
to protect himsclfagainst this destructive ele-
ment. which often in at single ltunr, sweeps a-
nroperiy against loss or damage by fire.
t)ppll(.‘8llUfl l0 CAMP, Jr,
Nnrivalk April 21. 15115.
FIRE ! -FIRE! FIRE!
HE \Villiatnsliurg'lt'ire lrtsuranr-e Com-
puny will insure the various kittqls of
OH
-42¢-nt for Faitficld County.
17
NB\V YOE{[i INSURANCE CO.
capir.at—$30o,o00. _
GEORGE S'l‘.JOHN AGENT.
HE public are hereby informs-il that
terl and occupied ; and upon wares and M
r:ll8l‘l(liZ€, family stores, écc. 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. If property is it ortli owning
and keeping‘. is it not \vorlh insurino?
Norwalk. January 1, 1844.
the
Agent still continues to issue policies and
eficct insurances upon buildings variously loca-
Cl’-
52
C A P I T A L $300,000.
" ’1‘HE NEW YOI_tK
Contributionsliip tire Insurance Co.
Insure Dwelling-Imuses and Buildings in
general. Merc/m.n-rlise, Household Furni.
tin-e, Ships builrling. Ships in Port and
Port and I/tcir Crtrgoes. and every
description of personttl .Prope'rlg/,
Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
J. Smvnr Romans, Pres.
R.W. MAm'iN, See.
The subscriber having received the agen
ofthe above Co. is now prepared to effect In-
snrance on any ofthe above described property
on as favorable terms as any other similar insti-
ution. WILLIAM C. STREET, Agent.
FLOUB.—Wbeat,
* Jonson 6: Co.
Norwallr, 3.... 18, 1844,
CV
Removal.
THE Snbcriber has removed from his ;old
stand, Hoyt's Landing, to No. 3 Isaacs'
Buildidgs. 2d door from r. C. lsaacs’ Hard-
ware store, where he will keep a general assort.
mentol Groceries, also Fish, Flour and Salt-
Paints, Oils, Glass, Brushes, ~PuIly. dick He
tenders his acknowledgements to his friends and
the Public for past favors, and solicits a share of
patronage hereafter. J. S. SAMMIS.
Norwalk, April 1st 1345. 14
'l‘he subscriber tenders his
aclinowlctlgemciits to the public
furtheir patronage during the
year I844. and offers his assur-
ance to the public, that be is still desirous‘ of
serving them. His shop is at the old stand
opposite the store of James Mallory dz C03
wliere he will be happy to see the faces of
ltis old ffit"ntls and to supply any nl their
wants in his llllL‘,.€llllt‘.'l' front the shelf or
llis work is of the best quality, and
comprises every article of men and children’:
iv
\\’e have the rarest and best $t'ltt"l(’tl asst-ri- wear, .
A good at-tsortiitent of litiblicrs, and other
misccllatieous works, sortie particularly 8t.l:lpl- Overshocs, can he found fllllnfgg his t_~ft|l'li. from
,\thit-lt the public will lmxe no difiicolty in‘
tti:.tkint_t rt selet-tinii.
]Fi_ndin;.:S.——F_itttlittgs of the first qtialiiy,»
and iii airy quantity, suited to the wzrrits of
the t_:r:lll. Hum’ llA.\"ui:s.»
Nortvalk. April. lS~l5.
'[IBr\€}ll.l3'E
J-Vast‘ End the Bridge, opposite
R G'ruman's ."'o're.
" -W Tits Slll).."('l'll)t‘f ltavii.g taken the
rtbove-. sttttttl, would inf-trm his frivrttfs
that he is as rt-tidy as ever to supply tlit.-it wants
in his lint’. it is uttiiet-essary to speak of tlié
quality ofltis \vut‘l.: those who have trit dit know.
llis stock ofLidies arttl (‘llil(lft'llS' shoes is full
a_tttl_all may be plt-ascd with rt selection, or its
r'l(‘(‘ttll'lllltttlillrll \\ itli \\ nrk rnatle to o."t.'t-r.
He has nlsottn ltrtnd at good assortrr,-cnt of
men's Boots. Shot-s. tS.'.r:. and will‘ jrlso sup-ply .
all orders in this branch. Prices rntttlerate.
Gt-:0. l‘l0Y'l‘, 2tl
Norwalk. April 5.13-l5. 3tnl5
ADEES and C.hildi'cn’s Shoes.-
'l‘lic subscrihrrs ilt-eiii it it wrong to the
public. to withhold tlic ittforutntion, that they
have at all titties on hand a large assortment of
Latlrs dc Cliildrons Shoes. from whiclt iltt»r.-cni-
muniiy tnay st.-lrct to their taste. any style.
tnatcrial or color, in this line. Their work is
made in the most filslllttllllllle manner, and by
Although
they have evcry facility for suiting their custo-
mers from their vziricd zissorttnc-tit on hand,tltry
are ready also to take orders and to fill thrm in
the shortest possible time and to the satisfactitm
oftlte public. AlsuGetttlcnteu's Brogans and
Pumps. J.-is VV. U!'A'1"t' 43: Co.
Nttrwallc Mnrcit l7. lS-ii"). 3ml2
Public Hottse.
Tl-IE House. a little Nor.h ofthe
_, South Norwaik Landing. formerly
,,‘,- occupie-l by Harrison Davis, has
. been taken by the subscriber and
newly arrartgetl as it Public House. The House‘
is vcrycomrrzoiliotis and pleasantly located .llD'
the batik ofthe harbor and \vell suited for sum-
mcr boarders, or for entertainment, transient or
permanent. The stables crtnncctcd with this
c.-tttblishmeut have a's'i been put in order. Per-
sons traveling to New York vt ll’) v. ish to sytabfé
tbcirteams Ulilil they rrlllrfl. uill hue find a
place wlit=.re cvery attention and accommodatior:
it ill beafibrded them.
'l‘he livery lllJ.~ll)f’SS \\ ill be ronductetl by the
subscriber as licrciof re, and Horses and Car-
riages may Le had at the shortest nn1_i(‘r=.
SANDS Rtztin.
South Norwalk. April 22. 1845. 3tnl7
'I‘\V0 I-‘.-\Rl'lIS ~.
For Sale.
A Farm of about sixty
_ acres ofthe finest land in , ,[ --
Fairficld County, with a large, new modern btriff
Dwellittg and outhouses thereon standing, eilgi-'
bly situated about one mile from the village of
New Canaan, and commanding an cxtensivcand‘
beautiful view of the surrounding country and
Long Island Sound. is offerctl for sale on fa vora-
ble terms. Said farm is well watered, and has
upon it a fine young orchard of gr-.iftt.-d trees, and‘
is replete with every convenience, and well”' ‘
worth the attention of those who are desirous of
purchasing. The title is ittdisputaltle. For
terms, &c. apply to Chas. A. Ilandford, Ridge-
ficld; Chas. lsaacs, Nortvalk, or of the subscri-
ber in New Canaan.
In addition to the above, may be had iftlesirv
ed, another Farm situated in the same vicinity
with the above, consisting of 100 acres of good
land, wcll watered, embracing wood, arable,
pasture, meadow, land ézc. and having upon it re
comfortabledwelling, barn and outhouses. The"
land is of a quality to commend the atten-
tion of purcltasers. ~ W'M. DRU)lMO.\'D._
New Canaan, May 19. .1845, tf'2F
FOR sale at Auction. t.-ti me first
day ofSt=ptt.-ntltcr next, nule.-s prc-o
viously (li~'pt-Setlttf at private 9 ale,
the fltllotvittg Real Estate, viz: One
Farttt cotttrtinittgabout thirty six acres with it
(J\\'lflllll'_' house, barn and milk house tliereon,
and a ,2f'0(l portion of wotttl and meadow. One
Farm adjoining the above containing about 60
acres, nearly one tltird of which is valuable
\Vootl Land. These farms will be be sold
lng-"ll"ll'f or separate and on very accnmmoda‘-
ting terms to close an estate. For liirther par-
ticulars enquire of, bA:tir.. F. LAMBERT. _
Exccttior of.-tttritttla Lambert, deceased.
\Villtin. April l5. lSl5. 16
FOR Sale or to Rent,--.
A Farm "situated on Smith's Ridge.
(so called) in the lawn of New Ca-
naati, r-on.tait'iing thirty three acres,
f abuut_etphteen L't('Yt;S of ntearlow
land, and the remainder in wooi]_ am] ,,a3i,,,-9',
with a House, Barn and other out holdings, also
3 Well of good water, near the door. This
property xlvill be ofieretl atla low price. and pay-
tneqtzt ‘inst efasy, shoultl a-purchaser appear.
ll 9 800 .213 may appear from the 'low_n‘
R9007-L LBANDER Hor-r.
New Canaan, Feb. 11.1845. ‘[335
'l‘0 Let——A House. Barn, garden
Y; _ and out houses, pleasantly situated
_ ‘ about one mile from the heatlofPud-
-- ding Lane. nearthe direct route to
New Cntttran. will be rented on favorableterms
from the first of April. on application tothe sub-
5cl'ib6t‘- DAVID Coitisrocx, Jr.
Norwalk. March.2-I. 1845.
Judson -&-Co,
AVE Removed to the New Store. No. 1,
Connecticut Hotel, vvligtjg they will be
happy to see their friends. They'-Tii!.F2gJigt:ero-
\
ceries at wholesale or retail.
.9
We have Ground Corn and Oats". Oil Meal,
_- Wheat and Rye, Feeds of all kia'ds,~for sale.
May 5.__
‘ Desirable Piroperty *
fore have on hands complete assortmenrof Giff?-\~,;.{
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