.~. ..< »-.- .—-... .a-- g-- .
Valuable Riemiedy.
. , Notrce.
‘ HE subscriber's, appointed by the Court of
Probate for the district of Norwalk, com-
missioners to receive, examine-. and adjust the
claims against the estate ol'Anron, Boiitoii late of
New Canaan in said district deceased, represen-
ted insolvent, hereby give notice that we will
attend to the business ofotirappointnient at the
dwelling house of Watts Cornstock, in New Ca-
naan in said district, on the 2d Mondays ofJ_an-
uary and Aprilnextat 2 o’clock in he afternoon
of each ofsaid days, said Court has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof, for the
exhibition ofclaims against said ‘estate.
_\V.i*r1"s 'Co.us'i'ocir, Commis-
,‘ N131-IEi\ll.‘tl'{ E. VVESD, sioners _
New Canaan, Oct27, ’-15. 3131“
THE court probate for the district of Nor-
walk has limited and allowed six _months
from this date for the creditors oftlie esrate of
Jacob J\"a.s-/_t I _ , .
late ofsaid Norwalk deceased to exhibit their
claims for settlement. 'l‘hose who neglect 30
present their accounts propesly arrested within
said time will be deharred a recovery. All per-
- sons indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to UANL. K. .NASI{, Ex.
Norwalk, Nov. 1st 1945. X V
Messrs. Guthrie & Corker;
Merchant Tailors,
NORWALK9 Ct-
R. J. E. COP.Kl«‘. fl, having formed a
. . partnership with Mr. Guthrie in the above
business wou’d call the attentio-i of all tlilgse
are articular in the article of dress. is
132:: exptiarience both in Europe and America,
and extensive practical acquaintance with every
detail in the ab -ve business, eniinently qu-.i_lit'y
film to give satisfaction to all who are fastidious
in dress.
Those who study economy need no longer pay
New York prices for their clothes to insure _clc-
gance and filS.il0l'); his connections in blew it orl-.
qualify them to compete with all that is _worthy
of being followed : whilst the econonnc:-il ar-
raugenieiits of their establishment. enable ttien:
to keep their prices on 11 par with the most com-
mon trade.
The secret of successful cutting is, to add to
{he sch;-[)[ifit: knowledge that (liSl'.|‘ll1!l'l:lll!}ll of
judgment and iiicety ofiastc, which sli-all appre-
ciate at a glance eat-h pi-culinri'ty of tizturv um?
thus reiidci‘ the science oi'ciiiti'=!g, suhscrviezit iv.»
the wants of each indivitlual.
- As punctuality is the life ofiradc, they ipuf.
be found at all l)U.\‘ll‘l(‘S'S hours at their t.‘Sl:ll)ilSll~
merit. for the pftesvlll over the store of W C Street
to osiie the l:l:tiiner ollicc.
ptplotnlwr -.’.l. 184:3.
fé ° ll
*7 it’ .
Steamer C'n.'a.’i'72e, 1L‘lt’/L I) y Goods to
J:-unites Ifizallzwy to Co.
‘‘ E have the pleasure of.'innouncing to our
friends and the pttblic in general that we
have received an addi ionnl supply to our stt ck
of Dr_v Goods, whit-h is not only very extensive
but withal very cheap-
VVe have received some new and elegant,
Cas/mere P_i/n.r.r:z2'el 1€o.’2«ts, (.)."ft.‘II?.t';'728, Cash-
me.-'e dc Lru'/zcs‘, a..d ./1‘/jiaccas,
ofalniost every price and quality.
A new and splendid assortriient of rich dark
and light silks. _
‘ A variety of different styles ofgoods for ladies
tCloaks.
4‘:
"S It a w I s ,
in abundance, consisting of brocha. turkard,
thibei, siradilhi, kabyle, worsted damask, wool-
en and net ofnll prices. '
B roricl clot/is, Beaver clot/is and Cassimeres.
ofFrt-nclz, English and American manufactute,
some ofwhich are very beautiful.
4’Ve:tz'2<gs rmxl Sritlizzrtts, a good aflssortment.
Fla72.nels—all colors and qualities.
‘Canton F lannrls, Ifomrz-made, and Cotton
and Woolen F lrzizntls, Bern-e:~Ieens, C/L5C]Cé',
Linen and Cot/on Ta.-’/le Diaper, S/zirlin tr,
-rlee..‘.ingv, L2"/ave;/v, Kent-relay Jams‘, Green,
aqua and scarlet Table C'ov':r.s-, 'l"rav.veZl’n.,q
Bags and Baslcets, Cortlerl Slt"l‘l.S‘, W1Tm1:.-u'
Sli.o.de.s', Ladies I-Ials, l:?o_.-/.;’ Cape, B/colt‘,
IV/cite, Scarlet and ./lI[:L‘ett’, W oolezi Yam,
Uomfo7‘ters, Z ep/iyr l/Vorsted, Purse Twist,
Steel Beads, if-c. J§‘c.
./fllso, - Prints and Ginglzams.
as cheap as the cheapest.
T/tread, Bobinctt, and all the (lijferent styles
of Laces, Frrenc/L Worked Collars.
Gloves and Hozery,
alarge assortment ; and last, though not least,
some new patterns of
Carpeling, very handsome ; rzl..o,l?ug.s-, .Mal-
iirzgs, Ffoor Oil Clot/t.s~, at-c. t3-c.
_.together with almost every other article usually
{kept in a dry goods establishment. As we are
‘bound to sell our goods cheap, we would invite
-dill to give us a call, and look at our goods, here
-‘€1l‘e'lllLl€C(l “great attractions,” but no “hold at-
’-tempt to deceive the public,” calling for Cards
<cf.r.etraciion and acknowledgrneiits. “Nimble
a'i~xpencc” is the word.
_lB.IIRE Oils for the ][air.—There is
. '-so much spurious stulfthe ‘country thro'
that ’-we ha-ve been induced to get the genuine
pure .Zl'.'l’Cussa-r,a_nd oilier Oils,it is_said to be the
best .ever made for the hair, especially for chil-
dren. We warrant it to be the real stuff from
otld England,at «TI DISBROWS.
Protection Insurance Co.
Hartford, Ct.
“:Thl. 3. Sritai-:'r', Agent, offers to insure
Houses. btores, Mills, _Factories, and the
-contents of each, together with ever similar
_ D Y
IPGCIQS ofgiroperty.
Against Loss or Damage by Fic.
The rates ofpremium ofi't-red, are as low as
those of any other similar institution, and every
man has iitiyv an opportittiity,_for a trifling sum
to protect himself _aga'iiisi this destriictive ele-
ment, which often in a single hour, sweeps away
-the earnings of many years.
Norwalk, A_—itg. 1'3. Id-l5. 3.1
C A P 1* '5‘ A L at-:oo,ooo.
Tits r-riitv YORK
C0ll1l‘ibRl§§0'2ll§§5ip tin: Eiitstarzr rice Co
Insure Dw.~l_Iinig Houses c'nrl JJ’ui'lt12'72g.s-
general. .17-’_[erc/m.nrlz'-e‘, Hnzzsr/u.:Ia' i"I.tr-
m'ture, S/iz'ps'Iitl‘il«1z'ng, S/ups in Port
_ and f/inf?‘ C (irgom, am] ,
every description qf pe.-.<~on'nl Property.
Against Loss or Drzissiige by E-‘ire.
R.'\V. Ilhrtrirv, Soc. -J. Smrtrit lociziis, Pres.
_ The-sttbscribt-r liaying received the t_i;'ei:c_v of
the a-hove-'3 o. is now jII*d]'t2‘il‘t‘tl to t-flect lusti-
Jauce on any of the above dt-sciibt-tl prof city on
as favorable terms as any other :=iIIlll_a.' ,i_n_s‘tiiu-
tionz. W iL‘r.iA:tt= C.‘ S'r'iir2i:'.t“,- Agent.
Norwallr. Atigust 1:’. 154:"). . .. 135
0011- D'olIl08li‘c Flhlilielswivaiited
by "V 0. Jr. GRUMLN. i
..,. ..n-...--1..-4 \.-.-.... ..«_-tn.
llUN'l"S LINIRIEN1‘.
Ills Celebrated Jixterlial rein-
eay for the cure of Rheumatism, Cramps
Affectioiis ofthe Spine, Pains in the back and
Chest, Swelled Limbs. Croup, Ague in the Face
Tooth-Ache, Sprains, Bruises. Issues, Ulcer_ated
Sores, Salt Rheum, sore throat and Quiiisy,
Weakness in the Anktes. Nervous Diseases.
contraction of the muscles. Bums 001715 and FW5‘
ted Feet, is now almost universally acknowledged
to be one ofihe wonders ofihe world, and the
best external remedy now knoytltt: And. 35 3
proofof the great celebrity which _this remedy
has attained, the following certifi_c:ite_. fmm
gentlemen of thehigliestrespectability, is offer-
ed. There has never yet been discovered an ex-
ternal remt-dy which has proved so univers-.i_lly
successful in all cases where it has been applied
Sixc Sins, May E3, 1845.
I/Ve. the undersignetl, do certify that we have
used M,-_ G€.o,ge i.;. .~j-:1-.mion’s-l'Ixtetnal Ificinedy
call Hun_(.’s Lziiirrienf, and have prqt'€d I1 l0 ll?
fuliy equal tothe character hegives it. Its lieal—
ing properties are truly extraoreinary; and we
most coiigdently recorriineiid it as one of the sa-
fest and most certain external remedies that has
vet been discovered.
Caleb Roscoe. Editor \Vcstchester lrlcrnld '
l:-‘nae Birdsnll. ll).~‘pl‘.ClOl' M P State Prison
Albort Lockwoutl, Judge Com". COIIHHOII “€113
Jnirics Locke, the extt-iisive l-lorticiiltiirist
Jniiies B Swain, Editor H R. Chronicle
M Churchill,;Pricipnl of the celebrated Boardiiig
School for Boys.
Szim’l F Reynolds, Supreme Court Commissioner.
El Voris, District Attorney
Tlienilosiiis Clark, Pastor M F. l’.p Chitrcli
llobert \Viltse. latc Agent M P State Prison
‘\nron \Vnrd, late l“Plltl)Hl' of Ct)ll_£5l'e.~‘S
Mtiiisoii I Lockwood, Clerk of the County
\\’m H Peck. Agent M P State Pt'l.~'()ll
l5 C illorse, Pastor of the Baptist Church
lloiijaiiiiii More Samuel Trowbridge
.‘\l'Il‘£ll’i:llll Kipp Pit-rrc Vain Cortintidl
Sit-plicii Mttrsiiiill Ahrahziiii Millet‘
lulu) Slrziiig‘ GlllH'l'i. Dlilflill
Phihp G. Van \‘Vyck Ediiiiind M Blunt
Beiijztiiiiii W'ti.-liiiiirii.
The fol‘.owing letter from the ltl£_I_lil_\’ eminent
l"lirsici:iii wholiaisbeen attached to the l\"lt'-Ulll
l-‘lr.-iisant >1t:itt- Prisi,-ii for inaizy years, is the best
evidence of the value ofiliis celt=l;r:=.tt-d Linirncni.
SING Sim, l)ec.:3li. 18-‘l-l.
My Dear Sir:--—l rcrcivctl your note of yes-
.eitl:i_y. asking my opinion in relation to Hunt‘:
i'_, nioiozii, as prepared by Mr. Geortre E fittttlttitt.
‘§§.-imvi-.-_:_r izs coniposisioii. and having freqtieiitly
=l.'~‘t'tl it, in can t'.o:ii:'iiciitl it to t‘t:t1.i~- ti szifo limer-
ztttl l’.c.iiit=tlv, arid, in my opinion, the best Lini-
.!l£.'l'li now in use.
Very iriily and respectfully yours,
A K l‘l0FF.\IAN, M D
Pierre Van Cortlandi. Croton Fvlanor.
fully concur in the above opinion,
Vin. N. Bsnciisit, M D
C-1
1
Price '35 cents per bottle. Sold by all the
priiicisuil Druugists and store-keepers through-
out the country.
C:tuiioi.-i.——Althougb this External remedy
has been but a short time before the public, coun-
tcrfeiters have de- med it worth while to palm off
a base and worthless article as the genuine. Be
sure tliai each ho: le has stamped on it, the fol-
lowing: “l-lunt’s Linimt-nt, preparctl and sold
by G E <tant n, Sing Sing. prepared and sold
by G E Stanton, Sing-Sing. N Y.” None other
is genuine. Gcoeci: E. STANTON.
Agciats.
Norwalk——Gecrge F Daskam
South Norw-.ilk—D W Tucker, George W
Smith &. Co.
New t.‘ana:in—\Veed c§- Hoyt
Starriford —-‘ 6' R H Lockwood
Greenwich—Newm:in 4- Hews
Wesiport—-John W Taylor
Bethe-l—Julius H -"eeley
Danbury-—>‘?eili C Keys, Wm P Stevens
Norwahr, Oct,‘2l, l‘~45. 43
N Bllflliihl into the inclosure
*3 oftlie subscriber on the 20th inst.
a large yellow cow, ten or twelve
years ofage, noartifiirizil mark to
be discovered, ti:-d in good order, the owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges, and
take l)t'l' away. WiLLi.tu Len.
Ridzzefieltl, October 98, ’-‘.5. 3i*-15
B5811:-311535! BREJSSIIEES ll
HF you want to find the largest assortment of
llbrushes ever shown up in Norwalk, go to
Bisst-ll’s, where you can find every variety of
hair brushesofevery price and quality. Hat,
clothes, flesh, cruriib, tooth and hair b USll('S.——
Scrubbing brushes, horse. brushes, stove brushes,
shoe, paint and pencil brushes, at prices lower
than ever before known.
Don’t mistake the place No. 3 Burr.'ill’s Build
tug.
’I‘llE subscriber tenders his
- acknowledgements to the public
233:1-Efifor their p:1ll’Olll'l§l'C during the
5'3'§zi~,. year 1844, and offers his assur-
anceto the public, that he is still desirous of
scrvingtheiri. ltis shop is at ibcold siainil op-
posiie ihesiore ofJas. Malltiry 8: (‘o., where he
will be happy to see the faces of his old friends
and to supply any of their wants in his line.
either from the slielfor iiietisure. His work is
ofthe best quality, and comprises every article
of men and children’s wear.
A good assortment of R uhbers, and other
Overshoes, can he found among his stock, from
which the public will have no difficulty in in k-
ng a selection.
[’iaii:liia;;s.— Finding of the first quality,
and in any quantity, suited to the wants of the
craft. Hia.\r.Y . l‘lA.\'DlIS.
Norwtilk April 1845.
Sl'iiI’5‘Ei’S
Fashionable Hair Dircssing Saloon.
WHIS establishment lm:-‘ been remove-d from
'l'l_inm:i»’ Building. to the Rooin on tl-(-
etisl end ofl3urrtil|'s lilot.-k, tvlicrt: thc proprig-
tor will give every attention to his on-u-mt-r:.~iii
the lllle of Sltiilniinnning,
Curling. Lavlit-s curls done tip in the nitml
last:-liil manner.
A lnr.;r— qnaiiiiiy of perfun‘ior_v- nml Chiltlmigh
Toys have been ndilr-rl to the stock of the sol.
.~‘cri'or.r which will lllf sold on the most reasona-
bl» tcrtiis.
N-:r'.v:i'lt. April l8-l5.
race. in, sees.
- 513$’ goods this week from- New York.—-
'l‘hc sub;-criber graiefiil for past patro'n:ir_re, ‘
and findin-.' this people. buy where goodsi
are cheap, has this day receivd a very large.’
stock ofnll kinds ofgoodsin his line.
A larcclot of different kinds of watches, all
sorts ofjt-wclry, sortie very cheap-—fine cutlerv,
such as knives and forks, pocket knives, scissors
I6
soaps, etc. for sliaviiig ; a large lot of wallets,_
hair, l0(illI. nail .-,nd clotlies brushes, as manv a
any one wislies to select from.— a small lot of
perfuniery, pilk anti t-oion purses,.steel pensa'
fine article, shell and horn side and back combs.)
fine and dress combs a first rate article. Everv-l
thing usual at a silver sinith’s, may -be found‘
here. C. E. DlsBiio.\v’s.. .
I -.-w -..~~---(Nu-u. v--o .r...,-...-s .~.~.- '.v.t«I - -.
llait‘ Ct.il|lli'_V, anti.
_‘_ (N. _'___ ,_..... .4.» .4. ..-~...-. v.. .» -an -
rérrsivs ivov_r-:L'r'Y"
Cooking Stove .
HIS Article is entirely new in its construc
lion. It is calculated for either coal or
wood,'and may be said to surpass all former im-
provemenis in the use of either, separately. All
of the ditliculties arising from the differences In
the combustion ofcoal and wood, (such as ex-
tending the heat under the back boilers, around
the oven, etc.) are, in this s ove, entirely obvia-
ted, the oven is heated on the bottom by a pat-
ent reheated rcvertahle flue. All of the heated
air in its circulation around the oven, passes un-
der all the boilers and is reheated by the patent
hot air ClltlllIl)t:‘|‘, which receives its heat from
the radiation of the back and bottom of the fire.
by which broad, without being cliungctl. W111
b:.i.ke on the bottom and top, and allsides, pre-
cisely alike, and as perfect as can be done in the
best brick oven; it is large and without any ex-
tra trotibleor care, it is ever rcavly for linking,
(when heatct.l,) which has never before been ac-
complished. The top has a flat surface, with
one orifice. to admit it large boiler. nit-asuriiig’,
(in he ll]t'(.llLllll sized SlUV:.',) 3'.) giilloiis, equal to
1 L4 bhls, which, with the addition of a wood
'tank, will steam froui3 to -1 bbls of vcgt-tables;
this orilicc is tlived by a pntenttlivision platein-
to 2 oval boiling places ofequal size, by this plate,
the oval boilers iiiay stand with oiieerid of each
over the fire, (whrch will he found very useful
in \Vfl':‘lilll£I,) or with one directly over the fire-
and the other hack, the some as in c..mmon
~loVeS of modern constrtiction, these-.i re also sub-
divided llll()3 or 4 boiling places, all of which
admit boilers and kcitlt.-s fully Otic-third lzirgcr
than any other stove of the sonic sine. ’l‘hr-
t'i-out is l=:ir_gc anti tincqualled for roasting; it has
at fe-cdcr, with it patent t-in-ul.ir door, which is
opened ntidsbut with the coal boil; it is liizedat
the bottom, and when open, forms it lioopcr or
receiver and t:t):idi.lt:ti)t‘. The lieririh is one hall’
itirger than that ofutht-i‘ stoves, iiiid is ndi’iiii'i1hly
:tt.ltlp‘tP(l to broiling. All the extra nppurtcnnii-
ct-s. twgetlier with the extra size of the ordinary
rixiurcs, are an ti‘ll'l:'L' adtlitioii. withoutau extra
sizcstovc or an extra expense in fut-l. Aiiioiig
all its peculiarities it perfectly simple. mid may
he tnaiizigctl by it child \\=itliout_ari_v tlifliculiy.——
All who t-xttmizio it are at once convinced of its
.-tiperiority, and htizidrcds of the most St:lt'mlllt'
who purchased tlicfirst pniicriis, and now have
illt-‘HI in use, express their firm conviction that
the "'l‘iu\'elI_\' riaove" Ctlllllul be improved upon
e-xct-pt in patzern; experience ll:lS tziiiglit us the
II‘ ces.-nry lXl!px‘0Vt’ll1L‘i'il$, all ofwhich have been
iiiiitlcduritigtliepast yciir, the Stoves are war-
riinteil iii i-very pgirziculnr,
The ptflic may refer to the following gentle-
men whoh-.ivc this stove, for their opinions of
its merits and superiority
Stop/am S/It'll/L, Esq. ./lfcxnszn Hoyt
l'l’m. SI. Jo/in Jum.~.s- Grifiit/i.
iC'ucl.'.-"vi;/uun. Loc/cwoocl C. J. Gr.--man
{‘a_;.\.’. 1’. 7/'no_7/er .»§’sri E. Sixty’//L
Evert QIu'.'zt.';7'rl ./1'/frul J..’n.l/..«-ry
W. H. Clwc/aittl Jilust:s‘ O. Ban/t's.
VV XV BURRITT.
_£‘l_orwallr,Nov7, 1315. viii txlvi
Ladies’ and tiaiicli-eats’ Slices.
}; LE.-IFKA l‘§'EB§.u5€ SIiI3'll‘l‘§,
_ Ladies’ Shoe Malier, is now giv-
ding his attentioii to customer
work, the manuf':ictui'e of_Ladies’
and Childrcns’ Slices, ofevcry style and variety.
His work is made with his own liarids, and is
tlicrefore known to be equal botliiii material
and workmanship, to any offered toiithis commu-
nity. His prices are moderate, and of the taste
and beauty of his work. those who favor him
wiili their custom. will be able to judge for
ilieniselvcs. lle will be found at his dwclliiig,
opposite the residence of Henry Selleck, a few
rods l)t‘l0\V the Congrresrritional church, where
he will be happy to receive the orders of those
who are willing to give him their patronage.
Norwalk, July 5,1645.
fiery Goods.
Kcgs, first quality Cut Nails
i-.'t')tt0 in cut tacks
lot) dt-z. Anit-rican and German Slates
'20 in slate pencils
:'-0 reams common and heavy wrapping paper
A very full assortiiient of iron, Steel, Glass.
Paints, Uils, etc together with a zezicrtil assort-
inent ofllardxv-are and Cutlery, all of which are
off--red to dealers, or at rctailon favorable terms.
Nt rwalk, Sept. 9. W’. C. :‘.~'i‘iii-‘.r.'i‘.
£2. 3 E? fix.
fjittucry, ‘Guns, Hroii, stool, ‘wirndotv
Glass, ’zziiat.s attic! {Bi}.-1.
WHOLESALE cc RETAIL.
Opposite H03/l’s Lanzling, Jlforwrrl/c.
Illtl subscriber is now receiving direct
from the iiianiifiicttircs an extensive assort-
ment of foreign and dornestic l1'ard~.vare. Etc.
whtcli he olft-rs, either Wl)‘.1l(3$lllt3 or retail, on
as fnvorgible terms as can be purchased in I‘~ew
York. Dc le.-rs and other ptirchascr- nrcroqucs-
ted to exaiiiizie the tissortmeiit and prices before
yuirliasiizg tlsc-v.lit-re. Arno-rig the assortincn
may he found.
.--"iiiierii-an, and Engli.-li rim. knob. llprighf, and
l.'lUl‘ll('.C’ locks with iimicra , glussfporclaiii
and hrtiss l"
viuiffip
inobs.
Pad, chc-st, draw, desk. bo.\',trunk, till and night
l.()('.liS.
Norfolk. Airicrican. !nf.‘tl=.ll)lC, long,
escutcheon L-atclies.
Ptirliamoiit, broad, iizirrow, table,l0osc and brass
Butts.
'\Vood screws assoriep from 5,‘ toil inches;
Fl t, oval, .5 round, inill, taper and rouzid files
Horse, wood and shoe Rasps
Augtirsassortcd from to .‘;'._', inzzhcs
Englisli and .-%l1'iL’l’lt'.'Jl] shovels and spades
C1l:~’lSlL’l‘l, atttl pl:-tied l-loes
Long and short handled ivlanurc Forks
’lows antl plow cast ngs ,
Hooks and hinges, plate hinges, blind Fasts
l\'lil|,.‘»<1 but webb hand, back, whip and key
hole sac. s '
Broad and narrow Axes
ClIl'[)t-’l’ll(’rS and coopt.-rs adzc
i'il‘ll(.'C and biiis, he ch and moulding planes,
tiane Irons, Sit.'t.'l and iron squares
A full asst-.rtiiit'iit ofiroii hollow were
Br-.iss kctilcs, frying pans, fire dogs, wagon and
square and
cart litixcs
A large assortnmcnt oftable and pocket cutie
Rt-til-_tuh and wire twist, double barrel Guns
Imitation do do do
toil. etc.
C. .E- .D’ iiseflil -t’r'rticl’e',‘;at'.
Fine and low priced single do - o
Englisli, Arrierican, Sweeds and old sable iron,
assorted sizes _
C‘-.'tpl,.EngllSl] blister, German, American, ‘and
spring steel assorted sizes
American and French window glass, assorted
from 6x6 to lS\2~'l ,
» . * l Pure extra and No 1 white lead
1) line in: rizors. and all sorts of str'i hrusl cs .’ - - ' . ‘.
’ ' ' ' ‘ P ’ ' ’ ' English Red. Yellow Ochre, Paris, Et)2llSl1 and .
chrome green, verdegris, and lamp black
- '.Coach and cabinet varnish. do glue
. Sperm and refined lamp oil, linseed and whale ‘
4 , WM.’ C. STREET.
Norwalk, Sept], 1845.
RU'l‘I{_--\Ve’ve a lot ofgood Eritannia
Teapots. the cheapest ever offered in this
B. All kindsof watch work, and all kinds; market,‘try us, and seeil_'=tli'is*is'~n-or true. Table
of Jobs ever tliouglit of being done at a silver._ Matts,,for'preserviiig;Ta51é§a;m1i;-351;,¢o,oe,g;;-5
smith s shop,done,_pnd ‘at short notice. . _
Drsnaowsi.
Wlm. E . Bissell,
o _ ‘ - ‘
Druggzst and flpotliecary,
No. 3, Buirralvs Buildings ,
OFFERS for sale on the most advantageous
terms for cash or approved credit, a large
and well selected assortment of Druggist arid‘
Manufacitirers Articles, and would call the at-
tention of Pysiciaiis, Merchants, Manufacturers
and others to his_ stock of. Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Perlume|‘_V.
Patent Medicines, &c. which he offers at whole-
sale or retail,ns cheap as articles of the same
quality can be obtained elsw here.
Merlic£rts.s.--f)piuni, Camphor, Sulphur, Salt
Petre, Laudintim, Epsom and Gltiuher Snlis,Par-
ttgoric, Castor Oil, llheubarb, Calomcl, Magne-
sia Quinine Pirerine, Morpliene, Iodine, Tartar
Euictic. &c. '
Po.-‘n/.s'.--\VliitcLe:id, Litlinrge, Larnplllzick
Verdi-zris, Prussiaii Blue, ChrotiicGrcen and X el-
low, Uniber, 83c.
Dye Smf,-‘Iv -—-Madder, fndizo, Logwood,lletl-
wood, lilxtrnct L()‘1\V()t)(l, Fiisttiz, C:-iiiiwood.
Coppt-rats, Alluni, Blue Vitriol, Anuatto, Carou-
lllll. Oil Vii'ri.,-l,.,l1ctl Saunders, Nitre, Muriiiiic,
and Sulplitiric Acids, etc.
Pulc/it Mr.-tlzci/ie.v.——-Jziyrie’s Hair Tonic, lluir
Dye, lflxyicctortiiit, etc. l’help’s Ttimato, l-lptzp
ers, l-lawleys, Lees, Brandretli and boots I ills,
'l‘honmson’s~ Eve Wat-r, Iazypnan Halt‘ D30.
i , . ‘ , ,
Pt-:ist=‘s l-loartiotind (.nndy, bllt‘l'tl‘t'.lU_S Caiiiplioi
Cough and worm Lozciigeis, i\l.c:\"lunii s Elixei
ofOpiu:ii, \Vliit:it-y’s, Slit-:'mar:’s and l3:_itler‘.-
Sti‘t-iigtlieiiitig Plaster, Gtidfre_v’s Cordial. 5111755
:';irsti‘pai-illa, eic.‘etc. ctlogezher with all the pop-
til;.r .'»l.-tlicines of the av. «
VV. E. ii. liattt-rt-liiiitself that. he can offer
induccnients to the trittle, not surpassed by any
ch::ser's to L'.\':‘tt1ll!’i(,‘ his stock of Cords, .25 they
have been S(.‘lc(:ietl with great ctirc,aod pt_trCll:‘.S-
e_!(l on tho {T1051il(l\'i}.lllflgC()lJSlel'lllS. Pliysici-tins.
;‘~rlei‘cliarits and others, desiring fresh and
pure articles, can
.~:upplyii’ig the:ii.st-‘l'.'e.s at this cstahlisliiiiciit, up-
on as good terms as in 1‘4.’cw York. All orders
L'llll'U'i-lL’Ll to the subrcribt-r, will be put up at the
sliortest possible notice. W. F. Biss£LL.
Ekssiiiibtis Entire.
f"”ll-lE subscriber liiiviiig had his carriage tho-
E. rt"-u<_;h:y overhauled, ciiliirgcd, painted and
otherwise improved, and concluded to devoti-
hiinself perniztiiently to the accommotlntion of
the public, is desirous of affortlitigicvcry facility
to that public for securing the advantages of his
line with the least possible waste of time, and
therefore, puhli.-‘hes the following schedule of
his hours ofsiariing, which may at any time be
found by reference to the columns ofihc Gazette,
corrected to suit the current season of the year-
ry dc/_i/, .S'tt72,:/nys t‘-:c'ce/.rtc:!,
At 1.41 hcforc E3, and at E1) o'clock, forenooii;
and H12, 13, ‘§!_--:’.‘. tifit-.r (3, and '2’ o’t-lock.:iii.ci'iiooii.
Leave .N'oru~ul/r, Store J o/in ./'1'. W red,
{.4 bi;-f‘(i)"(} 9, fl P, E-T2, ft)1't:ll()()l1;llll(l3, 5 End
6 3-4. aftcriiooii. The time for the lust, o'o-.\'ii-
wai'rl trip in the eveiiiiij__f. will not he lnzxetl. btit dc-
pciid tipoii circtiiiist:i:ii~t:i=. l);‘~.VID SW_0Rl)S
South .l\i()l“.\'KIli{. Sept 15, lb‘-15 33
5;" .»llE.E3’s .-Ileciieéaics-——Medicated Lozen-
EL gcs prepared by Dr. J. J. Falcs, Boston.
Dysentcry, worm, catliartic, camphor and cough
lozenges; also Cyprian hair tonic for the growth.
preservation and restoration ofthe hair. Mad-
agasrar rat exterminator, Egyptian hair dye, &c.
.\'umcrous testimonials of the eflicacy of the
above medicines may be seen at the store -of
W. E. Bissi-.Lr., agent for Norwalk.
’ tish Lustre, and Mexican Jet, of tliebcst
quality, for sale by “/11 C .\"riti-:r.'i'.
3", ' ILL s:r_ws.——-1 case llowlands Mill
: saws, ofa suitable thickness for this mar-
ket, fully \Vtl.‘l‘illll(;(.l, and for sale by
\V.n C STREET.
lit
by lIi'§.‘E Lead. and oil.
50 ‘l\-I-‘:‘_".~' Extra .UL‘ll\«lll8
50 " l‘ure "
-5‘ Barrels Litisr-eil Oil. for sale by
'l‘ L do .l ll Pircit.
E !';t?.i”vii 5.i"El'3}'2'.'f.—--l.l . A.
World’s Salve, for sale at BISSI-‘.L1’.S.
§7
cure for worms.
be seen at the store of the sti!.~.~.i-riliers, sulli
cient to satisfy the most iiicr-'dulous-
W E Bl5Sr‘.LL.
iiwirsaianakaari.
CUTLER Y, .5».
ftil.li:(l-—-
Eiiqlisli and American ciiiscls of all sizes
Eiiglish and Aim-ricnti til‘:-lWlllL‘ knives
Braces and bitts of all kinds
Conmive and COl'lll!‘.0'.l‘2\U$_{’t‘l‘S
U G and Filleits, side l'dlIl)ll[, beads and plows
f'oininon and inoriicc (iouges
Iron and steel stitiarcs, be;-vels and tr_v squares
Plano irons of all sizes and qtialiiies
A large as.-rortizietit ofshcllaud auger hills
Brozid and narrow .'\x-as
lrozi strap hinges all sizes ‘ [Locks
Rim, upright, rnortice, till, trunk chest and pad
Chirk’scommon, table and Par ianient Butts
l’lows and CllSlll‘iL'S—lTlltllLl|’(’ forks
Cast steel, Etiglisli and Atnor. shovels,spades etc
Bed keys 5:. screws--escutcheon and glass knobs
Ciowbars, cart and wagon boxes
Trace, halter, dog and lock chains [sticks
Wt-ll wheel.-:. and rope—braSs and iron candle-
lron cook pots of all sizes, brass and iron kettles
Carvers table and desert knives and forks
Sauce and frying p-.ins—-gridirons *
Wash tubs and boards—-door mats
Blackiiig, horse, scrubbing 5: whitewash brushes
Cast iron furnaces, spiders, and lire dogs
Shovels and tongs, stub scytlies, window glass
sashes, &c.
.5 full assortment of Iron and Steel.
English Iron wagon tyre, from 1;} to 15} ‘inch
all thicknesses
English do cart do from 25 to 3
Swedes do do do from 2.3, to 3
American do round do from 11 to § no
Arnericnn dosquarc do fom 1 to g do
Hoop and Band Iron, all widths
Saunderson & Co’s bestquality cast steel 3 and
5; octogon, and l;}. 1. 5;. g, square,
All these articles kept constantly on hand and
fol’ Sale bl’ 'CHAs. )lSAACS-
RICIL-30,000 Hard and Salmon Brick,
For sale by T L 8: J R PECK.
OE-:'E.‘ £~‘ol§os.—A large assortment, and
. for sale cheap. I J A tvggp,
AI‘i§"l‘S dc _0ils.—-A large supply of
_ Paints and Oils, of the first quality,just re-
peived and for sale by- Witt C s’l‘REE'1‘.
, Ca_,r,i_tp,li,or'a;t' New York prices,‘
_, __ A Just re‘éei‘:‘ed'a‘t’ Bissztats.
()il“_ir in thecou=..ity, and would invite all pur-
havc an opportunity of.
Will Lowe Pecl;’.»' Store, So. J"."orwul/r, eva-
I.ustrc.-—-lC0tl lbs. Genuine Brit-
K
'50 Alister’s Vegetable Oiutinent or the E
lt‘:iliti¢«s-tot.-I.’
Veriiiiliige, it pcrfe(:tl_y safe iind tzoriaiu
Ct‘rIiilt::llt:.~‘ of its e-tlicacy can
-"'§‘\IIE subscriber offers for sale as cheap as
5 can be found in any establisiimt-.nt in Fair-
fn-ltlcoum_v, a large and compete lissiirtmont of
[i’im.l\t'are, Czttiei-3/, cj-c. among which may be
[sittvs
~l-.md. panel, compass, crosscut, back and mill
l}‘ore,j:ick, sint.»otliiii;r.niatch and rabbitt planes
ilollows and Rotiiids, sash planes, Grecian ovals
.; .'J,;‘.‘—:..'L' :,'..ufiv1vn'r -_--.- I. on x.=s‘-IN» -t-7'" ~-*‘ ’‘ ‘ "~"i'
New Arriuigement,——(3_ommencill§ .
Tuesday," Oct. 21st. 18-145.‘ ,
For Port Chester, Rccky ‘.N‘ecIr‘, Stamford,
THE NEW, _ .. _ _ ELEGANT.
AND FAST —-»..;:3-.'-9-' SAILING
STEANIER CA'l'.—\LlNE.
CAPT. CURTIS PECK, .13., ]_\’IAs'm.;p,,
ILL Leave the Pier, East side of Catha-
rine Market Slip. every Tuesdnv, Thurs-
day, and Saturday mornings at 9, o’clo{-,k.
lfletnroing, will leave Norwalk, every Mon-
day, \Vt.-dnesday, and Friday l']l0l'l}lH£1S at 10
o’cloc.k, Stamford at 11, Rocky Neck at" half
past 1 I, and Portllhestcr at quarter before 123,
U,Cil)Cii.
fitiorl C-.tri'iazes will be in reridiness, on the
irrival of the Boat, tocouvcy p:is.-etigt-rs toNt-w
-'..‘«:*.~.':'.t:iri, Westpt.-rt, \-Viltoii, ledditig, Dtiiiliury,
liilgt-lieltl, Souihport Fairiicld and Bi'itl_:eport.
C.‘tU'l‘l0.‘t' —.-"ill persons are forhitl titis iiig any
itidividtiai on :ii't‘.t.iititoftlie ahure .l‘i-;'i:iit or her
owners. Oct. 13th, 18-15. 27
_ ,, .
Fe 2*’ J?/aces F-:’ca°
.“= .‘.-"iJi“t§i‘t!E~2§.’. Ai':':a:igt-aiizciit
—-lite sir.-up .liili:i. C-zigt. Uittiii
man, will t-oiiisiit-in-e her rrgtilrii
. ’*~"" \\et-:kl_v trips for Nrtv Ymli, ni-
l'iiv.-tlity, Itlurili lS~.ti aiiil (‘(:lilllll:t' llllttitgl.
-he 5C:i5t)l| lt'ij\'lH-_' the luriiliizg at l4'ivc Milo
ilivoi. on I"«'f'f_\' 'l'oesil:iy esci-it:;; and Jtiiiics
Slip, N.-,w York t':\'er_\- Szittird.-iy.
i".'t:igl.t aid pro:li:t:t:'i of t-vi-ry tlrsoriptiori
Ft'('(‘lVt‘ll on the iiiu:-: f-.i\:oitiblt-ltriiis. Alit.-r-;lt:rt-
‘,)lllIi‘tll)iill‘.’ iizir-iidctl to.
The siilisttribcr tenders his llli'llll\S to the pub
tic for their liberal p=1ti‘tiiizi_{_tyr-. tltiriizg the past
-easou and solicits ti Culilltfuiillfftf ofth-~ir l':ivt_-r.
W C SAMIVIIS.
Five Mile River Laiitlitig. f\lz:rr'li l7=h l.Q.»l-‘i
' ~ ' "W" 0
.€§"c.llccélc’s fsursttc.
Vi’cst sick-. the El’.-rizlgc.
' ‘ill: Sloop illnry
A.St.:llcck will coin
iizmitie her \‘\'t~t-kl_v
_ ,_ _,,__ 'l‘t'ip.< for Ne.\\.' Yuri.
=.i 'l‘»ir-‘s-l:x_y the llihof Marcli. and the Domes
ittthc Szitiirtiay |'ollo\\in;_r. Also, the sloop
\‘m-,.|.,..,u hen site re.iuriisfrorn the south (whirl:
s (-‘xpfirlt-ti on hand the lust part ofuexi inoziih)
‘Jill take: her pl.-ire iii the Line on 'l‘liur.~dii_\s.
uakii'_'d a line to leave i\'orwzi'k and Next York
t-.very other day, Sundays ext.-cptt-tl.
N. SICLLICCIC.
Nnrwtilk. .'\l:irr-li l0 l5/l5.
,._, ' |,._\ :10 .7 -'
'1'"/‘fps for the St'.Qs/I/1..
,,L"~-—\ The fast suiiitiu Sloop, Jli‘t'til'}'
V%'it.l§§!§, Capt. \\"i!li.~ J. i\‘i-rriit
l“‘“3_\_, lizis ('t)tlilfl€‘-ll(‘t‘tl lit-r regiilttr trip.-
"'-'-i;:“;‘_-",.",’,..".;——lt=zi\Iiiig_v l\’ortt.'i|k (ltlzisi sidi-
lzic llii-t:;(:)t-vi-i_y 'l‘Ii~-stlny. (‘.'l(-‘l".lU_,L and retur-
ztlfl, will leave (New .5'fii=) New York. every
w’;itorr!:iy ihroi;;,liooi the season. All kiiids ol
.‘.lnrl:t'tin;; and ft‘(-'l_Ll)l will be rcctiyctl on ac-
.:tt!)'ltl'ltIllE)llH,t_‘ tcrms.
Capt. Merritt taiidcrs his 8(‘l{D()\\‘lt-‘(lf_’lT|9fll:'
to his t-tisioinc-rs and frie-ntis, for their patron-
age during the past season, and solicits a con-
iiniiziiice of their favors.
Nurwrilk. tVl8rI~l1l.ltQ45.
Cr°0clrcr;i,'.
A Fine assorziiicnt received this day at
a. L. Ci..u<i<'s.
Silver Species.
.-\_;\"Ul7AC'l'URl*‘.D in our shop—llie best
33' -1- Hll'l ('llfl{l[tP~‘l lll luv. it. LLVI CLAIZK.
)
.-. :',;,r'.'/or
OOTS and shoes, Bar g.-.:i'ms.—
150 pair .\‘!ens Calfand Kip Boots
200 pair lltlens '.~'hoes
150 pair Ladies Buslrins
106 pair Boys Boots and Shoes
150 pair Cliildrciis Shoes
For sale cheap for cash. 'l' L 5: J Pl PECK.
too
A
E. lory prices, for sale at
$1.50 to $4 a I-leam.just received at
BISSL-”Ll.S.
Large assortment oft-lcgaiit Bil»!-es,
Bissnus.
B1ssi—:Li.s.
F or than ever at Gruimm‘s.
Rcanis ofLetier and Cap Paper, from
‘ Prayer
Books, Albums, Books for presnts, etc. at
Gross Clarks Friction Matches at Fac-
ENTS. White and black silk Gloves, chca p-
._-.._. ._ -s,~-.-.3. - us.-r-:<.-._..-,—,.. . gs - - ‘l-'*4\'f>‘«.‘x\A'
VV-et Goods !
from the Wreck of the Coutfippft.
$5000 Wortln of “Tet Goods,
ONSISTING of broad cloths. cassiiiieres;
' sattin'ctt§;llanuels, muslins, calicos, Alpaca
cas, Parissiennes; black and colored silks, velvets'
shawls, bed ticks, apron chec_ks_, linens; silecia;
jackonet muslins, liandkerchiels, hnseys. blank-y
ets blue, drab, and crimson dainasks, vestings,‘
worstetl plaids, stbcliiiigs, mcriuos K-.-mucky
‘earls, thread, tapes; spool cotton, etc. etc. .
The above goods are now ready for sale, and
will be sold cheap, both at the Branch,,and
Principal store of T L «$6 -l R PECK.
NBXW ‘l."‘iPI'5li 'ENSUl{AN(.‘E C0.
c:sg»§iaz—-eece,cco.
GEDRG F. ST. JOHN AGENT.
7;‘ HE public are ll('1’L‘l)}’ iszfurriictl that the‘
.—- Agent still (‘0l\lll‘.L1(:S to issue policies and
effect insurances uptun buildings Vlll’i()ltSl_V b ca-
it'll and 0-1-cupictl; and upon wares and Mar-‘
chantlize, faintly store-s, Sic. ct-iitniiietl in thciit.',
Persons t\-'i;-hing iiisur:iiii:e, will please call upon
the l1L't"lll at his Yt'Sl(lr’li(2t'.
Delay not doing: till tomr.-rrow, but cugzlit to:
he d-. tie to day. If propt-zriy is worth mt-'iiin:_.f
and coping, is it not worth insuriizg?
Norwiillt, J ttly l. 184;")
.'
K0
0.--
.‘§t-(:srri'ii‘y Iitiizivtistce Co.‘
New }.l.:.t.i.-e/1., CL.
" 4" Ll ll. ll.l§l\'i\ilST'l‘, ,3._gcnt, t;ffi_-rs to Insure;
._..* Dwelling Houses and Builtlingsin gt-in-rai
with tlit:irct;n'-this zigiiiizst it-SS or damiigc hy‘_
tire, on terms fur prcfi-r:‘.l;le to any offered by any
sirnilnr insaii-..:tit.=ii. Pt-ist;-its 0\\‘l)ll'g linildings,‘
cit-. by :ipp':_\iiig iiiinicdiaitcly, may save tlicus-'
ands of tlollais, as tire is a hard master and dc-‘
lays ‘.il.!l’l;!t.‘l‘t."l‘iS. -- .
.i“i(ol’\\'i‘ili{, July 9, 35'
N<}£'.‘2‘lsE"A.LES. l':“§.‘.'JA’il'§‘.-I}!§——E’oI‘ Sale.
§«§,‘.f,ri»“3'~_,.,,‘ 'l‘IiEf~.?E l.~l:in~ds are situated at
.;‘3_>~ /-',,,y.;,,.._J the l‘l‘llH’.l':CC ofl\crwalk Harbor. and
*’rTIt-2.3"-,,?§‘2?-"" Ctflll:-till about l3tI acres of laiid——
Hit'2}(l(iV.’, pasture and plow; sedge‘
in ahuiidance, wt-ll ft'll('(’tl in stone wall. with ti
conifortable dtt-elling house, three good barns,
corii-lioiise, and other out buildings. "The prem-
3S€S ale Well supplied niih wood and water, the
hiiitl is in a high state Of cultivation, and may
always be kept so frt.m ilic large supply of sea,
and rock word on the shows. The shtres are
liketyi.s.e covered Will) round stone, which can
he sold to bcatrncn, to the ainouutoi°fi'ciii ‘2 105
l)'.lr3(lX'€(l dollars worth a year. the location of
the house is thought by many to he one of the
' picitsantest on the st urid. Clams, Oysters and
Fish, always to be had near the house. The
property will be sold ttugether, or divitletl if re-
quested, and the payments will he made accom-
lll(.(l€lllD‘_!‘. Inquire ot G. B,-.Sriiiili, on the prem-
is, or of Cliarlts lsnacs, I\.’t'.;rw:‘.lk.
l‘{oru.:iik. .‘~‘t-ptt.=i:il:t-i 1. I845-. 3
1 fr?
ftiarriiuil
F02-2 .*s‘£1E0.——-.~’\ pleasant and
_ , coniincdious rt-sidcncc ofabout 5 or
(5 acres ofcxccllent land, situated no
the Down Town road, about one
mile, front the Bridge, with good two story
House, containing 8 bed rooms. 3 parlors and
kitchen with wash room and milk roorii attach-
ed. anda spacious cellar. A large garden and
onrliartl, barn and other out building. For fur-
the!‘ piirticulars, apply to H. M. PROWITT, on
the pri-niises.
Norwallr,Oct. 15.45. 41
. .
Desirable Property»
- - 'I'“r'0 I-‘ARMS '
X For Sale.
A Farm of about sixty ,
: - ‘ acres ofthc finest land in ..
Fairfield County, with a large, new niodcrn built
Dwelling and ouihouscs thereon standing, eilgi-
bly situated about one mile from the village of
New Canaan, and coinninndiug an extensive and
beautiful view of the surrountliiig country and
Long Island Sound, is offered for sale on favora-
ble ternis. Said farm is well watered, and has
upon it a fine young orchard of gin fled trees, and
is replete with every convenience, and well
worth the attention of those who are desirous of,
purchasing. The tiile is indisputable, For
terms, ézc. apply to Chas. A. Ilaiidford, Ridge.
field; Chas. lstiacs. I\’orwallt, or of the subscri.
her in Netv Ciiiiiitiu.
ll) titltlllitzii to the above, may be had ift?c.~ii-
Pd. aliother Farm sizuati-d in the s::int- vicinity
with the :2 hove, coi:sisiiii{_r of 10!) acres of good
land, wt-ll watt-rcil, eriibrnciiig \\’()(.~(l, arable,
pasture, ineadcw. hind 61c. and having upon it a
comfortabledwelling, barn and ('.‘d|l)()l'1StS. The
land is of :1 quality to CL=lltmt'|lt.l the atten-
tion ofpurcliaseis. V:-t. Diitzniiiono.
New Cziiiaaii, l‘.l:i_v 19. 18-15,
noes, at the .l3:‘idgc Store.
.2‘ Sliadt-s,a fashionable article. to he had
only at G riiiiiizii’s.
E Ki}-'«l’l§’§‘.-—-Fi'e.~h (Iiiiiiplieiit-, cheap and
‘ _..t the cheapest kind of light at Dismal,-ws.
Dr. Shot-uts ..‘.‘»outiit=rii i"aliiJ, H safe (‘.lli‘:lp
and speedy cure for coii;~umpiioii, coughs, Ct.tlti:5
pleurisy and all other alfcctioiis of the tl‘.-run,
and Lungs. _
. Also, Apericut Altcraiive Southern Bnliii Fills
for sale by \V I1} l,’:issaLt,,
1’. S. Certificates of many cures niay ht: seen
at the store of W. ll.
l%'.~‘£PE”§ celebrated Indian stren«_:thi'iiiig
plaster, for stile at Bisst.-ll's.
fig.-§EB§3Li2§?;’S SilEi.———A large qurintitv
"K- of this article, of the best kind. and ofcvt-r’.
shade and color may he found at \Vni. (\‘vt'.i.\'s
,' ' 0'..’l‘B€)33.—Rcc ived this day 6 ps. Black,
L ant 5p$- Drab Moreen for ladies skirts.
C. J. Gnuvmz
&:j.'b5g..h-.‘}E.-9.'{;I’E3 sps_'i:igs.-—Elipticcarriage
springs, assorted sizes, received and for sale
ty \-V51 C Sritizitr.
for §a!c.-A good second-
__B_ hand Hearse will bcsold by the subscriber
on very favorable terms by application at his
shop. l~3vr;iti:‘.'i' QUINTARD.
l\'ortv:ilk, August ‘.35tli 1845-. 35
S‘ EH.-h%’i‘.’E.s! A great variety ofFall and\Vin-
>3 ter S1-lAWLSjustrec’d. Jas Mallory (S5 Co.
HRH) Scotti, for sale at
Norwa k,June 2.
IGHl'l‘—-Cheaper than «my light
—Patent Doric, Sn:-pension and side Lamp
for sale by W E BISSEI-L, agent for'Norwalk.
Camphene received fresh every week.
ALL at C E Disbrows, for all sorts ofCombs
Tooth, Nail, Cloili and Hair Brushes, all
sorts Shaving Tools, Fancy Soaps, perfuiucrv,
Ponknives, Scissors the best kind, Jewelry ofzfll
sorts—every thing usually kept in a Furiiishing
store. - -‘
‘oonriva. GiassZi_s._..A full supply
r from one shilling to eight dollars, very nice
Bissi:LLs.
§ ADIES in want of fashionable drt-secs, will
1.1 please take a look at Gruinnifs pl-.iitl cali-
, V H E A P.—Bt-tiutiftil pzttnit-d »\Vllt(lt)\‘tf£
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tCr*‘£3 2'3 :°..:i'c:r.-3. A553-'.'E'§(‘.:2§3 Esoxraocty —
A ll..L0§§Y ct’ Bitiiilas now .,ll’vr their
entire st. ck of Dry Gotpcis. so as to
A RARE CHANCE.
I bulk in the Dry C~Ioi:d.- btisint-ss, being an old as-
lllllll-‘lll‘(l stand for l,.'ll:‘ll‘.t.‘5S, and the 'l‘;iilorin.g=
.hi.isiness C‘()lltvt'CIt‘il with i:. The store is at first
irate location for t'lilH.‘l‘ dry Goods or grtct-r'y bu-
SlliC.-S, and can be rented fora term of vi.-ars.—
The 5UlI.*CfilJt'l'S will continue l.liS.llt€-SS.lltl‘(.ll£,'ll
lllt' full and wiiiicr-:lit.t;lt.l :1 sale cfllicgot (is not
he t-fft-cat-(l.
N. 13. The 'l‘;*.ih.r':n:: business C(;l'i(lUL‘l(‘(l by
=.‘l. U. Btinks as ti.~u:il. All orders th::nL'ftill_
receiver! a. d punc:tially :lllt_i‘.(lu_l to,
i\'o:'-.vnlk. :5-=ptt»iiilii-r 123. _'i.‘_'~2:l{..
' E6325 K-‘Enid 1-.E5'i;_=.-c 52551:! A lJIllJiifUl’
- assortriicnt just rec'd. Jas. M.'=.ll'iry 6; L70’
‘ED. UTIFUL Painted ‘5-'iodow Shades to be‘
sold clieap at G;;U.uAt\' s.
$613 ‘V7’-i=n'E£.—\\'e are prépared to do all:
i kinds oflobs, such as mend Utnbrt-llas and}
,Parasols,,rt-p-.tir and set glass to spectacles,iiieiid7
lull kinds of.s’t-wclry, and Spoons, repair Accor-'
Etllfms. mend Teapots, repair all kinds of Clocks’
and at short notice. ' C E Disliizows.
""EZl.‘§r'l-‘.'l‘ E~2ii>botiis.—A large lot assor-'
ted widths for sale low by
T. L. 8.: J. R. Pitcir.
.. &l.é‘.E)Y {tirade Clothing, at the’
E: E-".'i':::ii::!: .*§tore:.-—-A large assortnien?
.ofReadv made Clothing consistingofPantaloons‘
3Vests., coats , Over Hauls, «Ste. for sale cheap for"
cash by 'l' l. 3% J ll Pizcit.
Ri-35:1 'l‘cas.---’l‘cn Chests Superior’
Green Teas, for sale low, by
'1‘ L dz J R Pizcir.
- ICE! I-‘all Dress Go’orls—-consisting’
ofsilks—muslin dc laint-s— alpacas—plain
and twill ginghams—and prints, to be fourid«.in
profusion at the Bridge Store.
ORN and oats, meal, and a large qi1antE'ty
of feed, of all kinds’ for sale by
Junsoiv 8:. Co.
FOR u_ale.—-A Light two horse Waggon,
Enq ire of Jonson 66 Co.
E--.‘; LK. MODE for Ladies’ H318 at
5-J‘ : Grtttn.a.t!.s-
llAWLs.—Just received a spléil’tli'd assort-
iv merit of Shawlsadapted to theséason, such
as Baregezand Muslin d'e'Lains«‘,.plain«andi satin-
'stri ed borders. -Embroiderediaud ‘Damask-do.r
lbrass clocks, very CllFdp,'fE&‘W3ii€f8,‘€tc.;3].§ ,
l ’ D!E8£t‘5Y_V’S.
" at 1 'e7Bran'ch-Store’of-'
'T,I-s-av-J Rfict.
make it an object to any person wishin«_r in cuts ,
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