J FARMS Foe SALE. HARDIITARE.
CUTLERY, &C.
icousuiarflerai ,. . .
-. 1. arm of about thirty-one acres with a;
.1113 subset-iliw offers for sale as cheap as‘
' . L .
flrnnilius Linc.
HE subscriber‘ having had his carriage tho-
Fisms N0‘Vl:‘.L'l‘Y.
Cooking Stove.
THIS Article is entirely new in its coristriictioif}
ATVVOO_D’S PATEN'_E"
l§L‘.Kp"~i1'c Ei1:)i’Air
HAS BEEN CURED BY BPtANT'S l{ (lwelliirgluriiso,barns, a.\’c;adjoiiiirigwliiclif
PUL,M()N,-'i,,]_{Y ]3ALSAM is a liirm oi about sixty-orio acres, to be sold orr'
*~ rnu;rli'y overhauled, enlarged, painted and _ _ ‘ _ _ _ _ '
othe,-wise j,,,p,-CV95 and concguded ,0 devote I 17177‘ ' ' ' ' 1' i if VOW "cC°m'“°‘l“tlll:,' t‘t-.i'rir.--—_t(,..«(.,t1,c.,,- 01- _.,-933-: can be found in any cstablislrmeirt 11] ].‘&U1'- It_is Culclllillttl for either coal or vuiucl. and may be
~ - ’ - - 111-3 (IRIDAJ A-7i1EIl[C1l-1-V ‘ , - .- S - . ‘ . . - -» 1 t -coytm If f said to surpass all former iiii'ir'oveiru‘iits in the use
hirirself permanently to the accommodation of l'nf.U. xll.s«,~-—oire farm or about for-ty—f-ziuracres field count} , a large aru.l corrip e e as. er 0 . ~ - - i ’ _ I, _ ,_ _ _-
4 ' of citbi.-r, seperately. All of Lie oiflicirlires arising
COKA
For \Vinter or Summer use——~for \V0o-J or Coal.
srovssi
This Stove has been used in various sections
of the Country for "upwards of 4 years and has
in al instances given universal satisfaction in all
diepartments.
N0 stove yet invented, has approximated so
near to perfection as this one: Its capacity and ,
excellence for Baking, loastiiig, Broiling, Fry- §
ing or Boiling, has never‘ been approaclrcd. l
None that saves so much fuel, none so con_ven-
ient and use, none to perfect in form and con—l
structsiou, and none in which the fire box andl
oven fl'ue‘s, are so well and happily adapted to '
their several objects and ends.
In all the stoves Wl1l("l'l are now extant, ove‘iis
are‘ made to bake by radiated heat and con./Zaul
lion‘ air, and tl1is?ti‘ie1'easen wlry bread, &c.,
'£'Ie'l0wci'cd. or raised, turned from side to
side, or in other words, watched almost contin- _
ually, orit will burn or bake very uneven. Not.’
so with the Atwood Stoves. The air, in this ir:- ,
stfance, is heated, and by its expansion carried
in a current from the atiirosplioro tlirongh, by
filter side of the‘ fire box, iirto the oven, and ulti-
mately escapes at the flue over the top of the
oven—keeping a uniform temperature through-
out tho overt. The consequence is, that bread,
witha moderate fire, needs no attcndanco.—
Herein consists the superior advantages of the
Atwood Cooking Stove over all others.
A variety of other Stoves, both Kitchen and
Parlor, iuay also be found at the store of the
subscribers. S- 8:. L. CURTIS.
Norwalk, Sept. 21, 1846. 8t38
I
Solnethmg 335's
' R. IJiILLi—-\\’()l1'l(l respectfully call the at-
tention of the public to a woiiilerful improve-
mentin DENTA L SUll{GL‘EZ‘£", by means
of which the face may be restored to any degree
ofirotundity that iniy be desired. \Vhcre the
checks have fallen in, and the natural expression
lost, the contour may be restored by means of
this improveiirorit, as also the perfect lrarrrrony,
symmetry and beauty of the features.
The author of this imrovemont Dr. J. Allen
of Cincinnati received from the American Soc’ly
ofDental Surgeons at igtlieir Annual Meeting
last year, a splendid gold i\Iedal for l.l1is invention,
it being considered one of the greatest. improve-
ments in Dental S-u:'gci'y that has been made
for many years.
Dr. Allen who has secured this irrvoritiorr by
fetters patent has authorized the subscribe.r to
use the same, and he now offers his services to
the public in this as well as every other depaat-
mentof the profession. Office as usual.
' ’ A. HILL.
Norwalk, Aug. 10:11, 184?. 32
Grocery, Croeisery,
Flour um! Food Store.
A! Sou!/r ./\"0rwal/c.
HE subscribers would inform their friends
and the public that they have enlarged
their store and are now ready to offer a good
assortment ofariiclcs in tlreirline, and as cheap
a=s~'ati~y other store in town.
Among their assortment may be found Groce-
ries ofall kinds, flour. feed and crockery, cori-
stantly on hand, and they warrant ilicirprices to
be in accordance Will) the times.
All kinds ofcountry produce taken in exchange
for goods in their line.
Ell goods delivered free of expense.
G1.-‘.0 W Sniitrii
_ ALFRED K.\'rirr
N B All persons irrdcbtel 10 the subscriber;
on book, are requested to nial-;c miiucdiate set-E
t'l’einent. Gm \‘.-’ SDIITH.
FA LIL fa §%’.li‘§_-.”sl?.-’~3“..~.—
C'ommencz’7ig ../llomlay, S.’-pt. 71/i, 181-(5.
Pou.-T Cl1l££~"1‘.l3'*’», 1’..OCl{Y N1-1 .'i{,
s tzi:AIi.rI«‘ our) Ar-sit) f£~‘.)E§‘. W .1: Lu.
.7Cl’.'E££i"€'E‘,
The New and Splendid Steainlroat
CATALINIE, Capt. Curtis I"cc.‘.(,'.Er.
\Vill leave New York from the Pier east side
Catharine Market Slip, as above every morn-
ing at seven o’clo';k, Sundays excepted. Re-
turning will leave Norwalk at half past 11o’clk,
Stamford at halfpast 12, Rocky 1 'ock at 1, and
Port Chester at quarter past 1.
Stages will be in readiness at the Landing to -
convey passengers to \Vcstport, So'.:t:lrport, Fa ir-
field, Bridgeport, Danbury, iidgeficld, New-
Canaan and Bedford.
E15-.'"rQ‘All persons are forbid trustiirg ary indi-
vidlialon account of this boat or her owners.
New York, Sept. 7th. 1846.
A Business St.-arid Er: 53:1:-titan
For Sale.
the public, is desirous of affording every facility
to that public for securing the advantages of his
line will! the least possible waste of time, and
ilrereforc, publishes the following schedule of
his hours ofslariiii_'g, which may at any time be
fl/z'![ Le ve Pct-/c’.v S/ore, So. J\‘oi-will/r, cw.-
-yy J,/,3/, S1171;/11;:/.9 exce/Merl,
A1, 1.1 lie-(‘ore S, and at. 10 o‘clock, forciioon;
9"; [ §..gg, 3 1-2,:ind 5 3-/A, o’clock.al'l.rrnoon.
Leave ./\"'ur-wa//r, Store J 0/Ln ./I’. W t ed,
1.4 before 9, I 1 3-2, fort-noon 2 altd 2 3-53., 4
3-1. aflcriioun. The time for the last, down-
ward trip iii the evetiiiig, will not be fixed. but do
peiul upon (£ll'l:llilllSi.'Ill('.(‘..~‘. DA Vll) S‘\\’§)‘l{l):S
South Norwalk, Si-p115, 18-15
G LASS A FAINTS.
539 l3OX.ES first. and second qimlity win-
3
-24 X 30.
dow (iil2lSS,t1.\'..~‘()l'l0(l from fi X 8 to
8 tons pure \Vlrite Lead; Linseed
and \Vlialc Oil by the barrel ; French 6: Auror-
ican Yellow. Eirglisli and Aiiu-.rii-air Vetiitiarr
l-led. Lamp Black, \‘\7liit.iirg and Chalk by the
barrel; Paris, Chrome, Englislr, and Vc.r'digris
(.irccir, ground in Oil, togotlicr with a coniplt-to
assortment of paints suited to this rir:ii'kel', for
sale to dealers or at retail at the lmcrrsl. New
Yirrk pi'icc‘s. \V.\’l. C. {.'T R1Cl§.'1‘.
Norwalk, April 4th, 1846.
Q.»
111)
Vi‘ HE subscriber keeps const.arrt]_v on liarrd,an
assoi'tnreiit of Sl1aker‘s licrbs and prepar-
ations, vi'/.: Sage, Suiiiirior Savory, Digitalis,
Fennel and Masterwort Seed, '.l_‘liyiiro, ]Cx’t.
Dandalion, Cicuta, Belladonna, (iurtian, &c.
Canary aml Hemp Seed, for sale by
.l . A. \V F. 1". D.
Ei‘ll0‘i§’.=\L. The subscribcrliasremoved
to the Store, recently enlarged and im-
proved, a few doors liast of his former stand,
where he will be happy to see his old frit-iids
and custonu_-.rs,‘a.ird furnisli them as heretofore
with airy articleirr the Drug, Medicine, Book
and Stationary line, on as favtrralrlc l(‘1'l1lS as
any other similar establislmiciit iii the State.
Join‘ A. \\’1-;1~:i).
Norwalk April 184?.
Ti‘ R5385! 'E‘c:as.——Teii Clrosts Superior
E. (Jeen Teas, for sale low by
T L (V J R. PECK.
5)Q
-0.
UM'..llB.ER.—At the South Norwalk Larr-
ding——
:3(),()()() Feet. of Boards and Plank.
10,000 “ Sidintr.
10,()()() “ 5-8 Box Boards.
1,()(l(l Dress Plank.
2,000 Piece Boards.
1,(l(l() “fall Strips.
500 3-3 Joisl‘.
200 Bunches
F()1'sulu by T. L. & J. R» l.).l‘iCl\r.
AS’ ‘S.——Tlie St-lr.~_:crilrcr‘ would invite the
EJ attention of the craft to a lot of very hand-
some lasts wlriclr he has just received from Bal-
timore. The lot comprises nien’s womcn’s mis-
ses and children’s.
Shingles.
ll.E1’RY HANDES.
Bi:1.ftEl‘fllEC9-S’ tllfgllli‘ Plf.l.»§
Great French Berra.-.c¢1y
OR CONSUMPTlON! Iinportarit to the
Afflicted. DR. LAENNl'lC’S COUGH
PILLS, for the cure of Colds, Coughs, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, and all affectioirs of the
Lungs., is the iirveiitiou of the celebrated Dr.
Laennec, ofParis, a voluminous and profound
irredical ivritcr, who has devoted his whole life
toithe study of Diseases of theLuiigs :i.iid Chest.
It is without question the greatest discovoryoftlie
age, as a specific for all affections of the Lungs,
from the common cold, to the most seated cases
of Coiisumption. it is, at least. worth the trial
ofits rrrorits by all sufferers ; for we are sure
that the taking ofonr: or /.2120 Pills will convince
any onnthat lralftlre trulli has not been told of
tlu-.m. Tlro Irciieficizrl effect, in reducing the
iircst irritating C-ougir, is almost 'in.s‘l.¢1n!¢t/moi/.v .-
indocd, as a gcntlenrair in Brooklyn the other
day told the agent, “a person who takes lill(.'-S(‘
Pills mu’! (T()I/_p-,-’/ ." The worst. cold can be cured
in 'l‘\\'.l-I.\"1‘Y-r‘(,‘Ul‘. nouns. \Vo challenge any
other niedical p:'eparation in the world to ac-
complish this result, no inatter how cxtciisively
pufl'od it may be.
\\’lr_v then will people stiffer‘, wlion there is
aii absolute specific within their rcacli? This
is not a purgzitivo mcdicinc-, but is C()lll]l():’(‘.(l oi
iiigretlicrits which act with certain and wonder-
ful power upon all diseases oftlio lungs, wlietlrer
inflamatory or chronii:. To their perfect adap-
tation to whatever affects these important organs,
arid the cures perforrircd in almost
ALL STAGES OF C(. NSUMPTJON.
has been owing to their great success and popu-
larity—-:i popularity so uncxairipled, that all
France has been filled with wonder and airia'/.o-
meat at their astonislring ofli-cts. Medical men
have been paral_v7.cd with atria"/.criierit, to see
patients who had been i:l):ll‘i(l()ll(‘(l by them, or
pronounced beyond the healing art, rcstoi'ed to
perfect. health by these medicines. The use of
a single dose cannot fail to satisfy the skeptical
of their extraordiriary power.
€£:"7;«’° The CO'UG.l-I PILLS are One Dol-
lar a box, with full dirt-clions.
-E”.-'.i£r"‘" Dr. L.»\lCNi\’l§ "S FAMILY PILLS,
a mild, safe, and efli.-.ct':ve cathartic, on infallible
remedy tin‘ Dyspepsia, ]°)i°ysipolais, and all do-
rairgeirieiitsoftlro stomach and biliary organs.
Price 25 cents a box.
HE subscriber inter d rig ‘.0 go \\'es,t, in the
_ fall, offers to sell his situation in Dari- .
en, consisting of one half an acre. of ground, on l
which there isa dwelling I-louse, Store, Cm-_l
riage House, Barn and other orit'-liirusos, all l
nearly new and in good condition. The 10 °alityi
is a good one for a general country store. One.
having been kept on the prciiiiscs for the last 15 ,
years, and is now doing a fair bus-ino.<s. It is?
situated on the post road froiir New ymk ,0;
New Haven, about half way bctwcn Staiiiford l
and Norwalk. It is but three miles from Oldl
XVell or South Norwalk, where stoairiboats run y
daily to and from New York, and about 2 rriilo.-.|
from two of the best landings for niarket boats.
along shor'o. ltis within about 10 i'o:.ls of the
Congregational Church, and 15 or ‘£0 rods of the »
Academy. There is every facility for doingya
good business on tc2ri_pr=/‘ruicc y)i‘in(-/'/ifrs, wliicli
can be (leSil'eLl- Info-will also sell eitlrcr in con.-
nectiori with the above named propert_v, or sep-
arately, 12 acres of first rate land and iii good
state ofcu.ltivatioii. For further partziculars en-
quire on the premises. Grzo. M.\'riii«:ir.
Darien, June 25th, 184?. gm-2(,"
N. B. lfthe above pi'opert_v is not sold on. or
efore the first of Oct. next, it will then be offer-
d for renting.
The subscriber would also notify the public in
general, that he will sell his stock of goods, coir-
. sisting of dry goods, crockery and‘ groceries at
cost. G; RT.
. _ BOX‘ saasl-NS.
' RECETVICD a lot: of'very fine‘ BOX
l‘l.\'lSl'r\JS. in ivliolo, lialfaiid quartior box-
os. for sale t'lit':ip at. '3i'r.i‘..\r.i.‘:-:.
Sold wliolesalo pad retail by J. \Vinclicstei',
Gerroral Agent forNorth America, at .30 Ami sf
New York.
Also by C. FANTO.\T Cs; SON, Bedding
Ridge, Ct. general agent’ for Fairfiold County,
of whoni are their agents. The iriost satisfacto-
"Y lo’-‘-'ll1llOfllill.5" niay be obtained. Sold also by
the following ageiits:
Sainuel \V. Baldwin, Bridgeport.
\Villianr lthjiiilley, (:‘rrecnfield.
l\Illll(‘ft S('(*.li'_V, ]<];i_s-tun,
\Villiairr A. Sturgcs, \\"ostoii.
Tlronias B. Fariloii, ii("(llllll'L'-
\Vi_lliairr A. .liidd N. Co. .l3e1hel.
A.._l}. Hull, Daiibnry.
lillr-as Bur_clrard, Mill Plains.
J!‘:<lW'=IL'tl Starr, l\'ewto\vn.
1.3’/.1‘-i_ iilorga ii, an
\Vrlliani l3. (Hover, S;...,],,y H003,’
1l0]tlx'iH.~' (\’. Tywell, Bi-ookliolil.
Set-ley Barnuiir, New Fairfield.
Saiiiiu-.l S. ()liiisl‘ead, llitlgufiolil.
l{.ecler dc Smith do
Corristock & Hall, New Ciinaair.
Sainuol C. Silliriian, Jr. do
(,1'_eo. B. Middlebrook, \Villon.
A"liijalr illetts‘. do
(4:-o. F. fflaskanr, Norwulk.
Geo. \V. Smith 66 Co. So. Norwalk.
Roswell Hoyt, Starnf'oril'..
(Foo. W. Todd, (l0 -
J olirr \V.. Taylor, \Vcstport..
T. Chamberlin, Darien.
illf(‘S & Avery de-
l’. Akiii, (ii‘(-oii'.-\-'ii':lI.
ifoiind b_v re.-li-i'etice to the columns of the (iaZL'Il07 ‘
;cori‘cclC'¢.l to suit the current season of the _vcar—
. . " > -- ""'5
EE%3fiE.€3t.lf’§ .E3.EEE.§3‘..i".!li‘.3‘?*"‘3.§'.—.
Tut-I u.\'i:oUNm«:n AND 'l‘ltlUM1‘1l.\1\"f‘ suc-
._ci<:ss wlriclrlrasresulted from the use of this,
i (.i'rcul IfiImlin_2‘ and ]"'z.'i‘/"J/:1/'/Trig iiu-diciirc, in the‘
lcuro of Ci/;7,(]._\',— (i':,'!I.‘1g‘.7I.5', Jl.$'.’..]I.'l.'s£ and ().'ru.y'i.u.-ip-
ifion, wzirrarits tho tlS:3!‘l‘il()ll, that, it is the nuysl,
l«,‘,,/‘u/,1,‘/,/_,._, 3-(-,;m,-(13; l1'li\i1f‘. world, for any il)l'l1l or
sfago of C'.’))I.‘i'III111.’-'fUIl-—llf(5 u'ur.s( and nm.~;[ /m1;-."- -
[L-.v.v r'(1.w=.s'. l
Mziiiy [’Ii_i/.5-ii-z'rzr2.c. say that the lrnuiari liirrgr;
whoir oiiceiilci:ral--.-il never can be .ll(‘:Il(.‘.il andi,
cured; but if'o‘.r‘/u:i"/'1/:cr', and the tcstinioiiy of;
many persons of the liiglio.-:t standing and char-I
actor f«r veracity can be relied on, ]3rmn".< In-3
rliun ]’ulmr.rr.ar_:/ _Brlf.\‘(II)1. has cured irza-ny ¢/rc.~'.- ‘
deal crI..s‘c.'; rg/'iul:;cr‘/Ilrrl and (Ilsa/1sI=r[ l'1.ri_v_:‘.‘s-—si:cl1
cases as were called (,.'()7ISIIl)I/‘)fIi()II by the most.
skilful Plrjvsicians. some of the most strongly
iirarkcd and indicated cases ofulcoratcd lungs——_
such diseases as many persons die in coirse-‘
( notice of, every day.
The infallible and most wonderful
lllrl.-\Lll\'-G N1) PUI.-lll3‘Yll\'(¥
qualifiesofthisbcst of all roinedies gives to it:
1.-urn.’-irc 'rirluc.s' \\‘l|l(‘.l.l no (If/l(’I' coIIg'/1. 'rcnm/]/
p0s.~.‘.o.~‘s(:.s‘. It also possesses all the riccessz_iry
qualities for facilitating oxpoctoratioir, soothing
and rcnroving pain, and subduing cough, that
other cough riretliciircs llfl\'(-‘.. Tlllls, ll1U“a ll)’
its conr',,-ound Iicaling rirfucs (its absorbent, its
power ofoqu:rliy.ing the circulation and score-
tions, ifs qualities ofcloansing and p-.irifyiiig the
blood, of suhduing cough and easing pain,) it
heals and cures ulcers or Scrofula, in the logs
or urirrs, or any other part of the body.
!Braiait’s iaastiaii E’ur-ifivirig i3x£r‘:i<:t,
is a proparatioii of this great .l/2.:/izzn. 7-rs/mzr/_2/,
which is siinilariii irrcdical virtue to the Polaro-
nary Balsaiir, in all its purifying properties, l)lll
it differs from the Balsam in not possessing ox-
pectoratiiig and ncrvino qualities, which are only
csseiitially necessary in Cough rerrrodios, and
it is also a’ S'rno-.\'Gr-:ir and more active purifier
of the blood, which, it will r‘crl.ainl_./_puri/In with-
out a shadow of a doubt, in every and all cases,
where a fair trial is ma do. \\"e ‘uur/‘ant and
grarairtcc,tliat a bottle of this "proparatiori”
possesses four times more alterative and pu-
rifying virtuos, than a like bottle ofany prepara-
tion of Sarsnparill ever offered to the public.—
And thus, b_v its purifying virtiuos
IT CURES SCR()l<‘ULAl
without fail, in airy instance; and also, many
other chronic (liseaises, which are causcd by so-
cretions and inipurity of the blood, viz. l£i'ysipe-
las, Scald llead, Chronic and inflamatory Biron-
matism, Ulccrated Sor'e Month and Throat,
Nursing Sore Mouth, Ulcers, Piles, Salt. Rhciun,
Rolls, Liver Complaint, Morcririal and all skin
diseases. And all othercases-ofcorrstitutioiial
or secondarydisoasos of the blood. It also, by
equalizing the circulation and secretion has prov-
ed to be a specific in curing all debilitating weak-
ness and other derarigmcnts incidental to fenralos.
This great lirdiari reirredy is conrpouirdod and
prepared exclusively from vegetable. substances,
and its wonderful efficacy in all pulmonary corri-
plaints, and as a purifier of the blood, is the re-
sult of practical lndiaii experience. No injury
has ever been done to any of the many who
have used it, either coiislitutiorrzilly or otherwise.
READ THE EVIDENCE.
“'0 here give a few of the many names of
well known and respectalrle persons who have
used this rrredicirrc, and who have rolLm!(u"il_I/
given certificates and statorircnts of important
cures. For full particulars of every case here
na tried, and other wonderful cures, l‘Ctl(l1ll(‘.])f1ll1-»
phlets. Every agontlrasthem. Get. one, and
you will be corrvincod, if human tcstiinoiiy can
convince you, that the above is all a true state-
ment. of facts.
\Ve refer in the first place, to persons who
have been therrrselvcs cured by the use of this
Mcdicirie of the several diseases mentioned in
conircction with their iraincs. \Vo tliercfore
refer to
Gen. John Durrninu. Ballston Spa, N. Y. who
was for many years Sheriff of the County of
Sat'al'oga, cured ofcoiisumption.
M r. .l. Townsend, iirerclraiit, Ovid, Seneca
Co. N. Y, incipient tzorisiriirptiiirr.
Miss Potter, Piano Forte Teaclrer, 23 Her‘-
berf. st. N. Y. cunsuinptiorr ofsevi-i'al years.
Mr. ,1. Clraprriari,morcliant, bliddlobury, Vt.
long difficulty of'lri°catiiiii;r.
Mi‘. Joliu R. Smith, iiierchant, Leo, Mass.
Chronic P.lreurrral‘isiri.
Mr. R. N. Stimpson,jobbing merclrant,
\Villiam st. N. Y. scrofula in the noel-I.
Capt. ltlzra Knapp, 37 “Fill .«w st. Brooklyir,
N. Y. s(~.rol'ulous er_vsipclas, in both logs from
the knees to the ankles.
l\;lrs. Sarah Barlow. Ballstou Spa, N. Y. salt
rlicum of]:3 years in the faco and eyes.
And we further refer in the second place, to
the followingrespectable persons who are knowir
and have stated that they lravo seen the happy
results of the use oftlris iircdiciiie in all its ef-
fecting cures on other pcr'soiis., of such coin-
plaints and disozisos, as are rrrentioned in connec-
tion with their niinros. \Ve refer again there-
fore, for sucli proof, to
Mr. S. J. Van Vcchten, Catskill, N. Y. for
cures ofcliroriic cough and consmnptioii.
Dr. ’\V. J. Shelton, druggist, Bridgeport, Ct.
for coiisuiription.
Rev. B. Duniiing, Pastor of the Pi'esliytoi'i-
an Church, at Adams’ Basin, Monroe Co. N.
Y. consumptiori, fever sore and scroful'a.
Dr. Rossrriiirr, 132 flenry st. Brool~'.lyu, N. Y.
for rrursing sore nioutli.
Dr. Salmon Skinner, cor. of Cranbei'ry aird
llicks st. Brooklyn, N. Y. for scrofula and cry-
.<ipclas_ oftho eyes, and scrofulous crysipolas in
the legs.
Dr. T. M, Hunt, druggist, Auliurn, N Y. for
cure of chronic cough and eruptions, and a case
of.~'crofiila in the neck.
Mr. Milo Ilcath, merchant, Eastown, Pa.
scrofulous eruptions of long standing, on his son.
Mr‘. S. J. Striker‘, nierclraiit, 22 Jolrn st. N.
Y. aggravated crnptioii, on his child, which a
celebrated Sarsaparilla could not cure. _
Dr. (loo. Francis, druggist‘,Middlctown, Ct.
orysilroliis offlie eyes.
' Mr. \Vni. B. llarris. slreriff of Saratoga Co.
Y. his wife. cured of coirsunrplioir.
Mr. John \\"ait'., iirorcliaiit, Ballston Spa, N.
Y. forhooping cough and con.~.:uirrptiou_.
Mi-rss1‘s. .l. Ulll‘l.“l'(){)ll()l', \V. \V. Howl-ll,
D. Ilowell, and \Vm. l\l.c. Lauglrlin. genllomeir
well known at Roclrester city, N. Y. for coir-
suriiptiou and liver coiiiplaint.
\Vo could thus go on and refer to liurrdrods of
other porsoirs as rcspectabli>. as the above nauicd.
from whom we have i'ncoi\'cd cor't.ificat'os and
w'liIf0lll()lll'S, but iftlre.~.'.e be not sufficient ‘to provi-
ll we have said i'ospect.ing the healing and pu-
"ifyiiig virtue of this Great I/rrliun. Jfriiirrv./:1/,
hen tlroi_is.-rnds of our rcforcrrces would l)(‘
eqiially unsuccessful.
- Y For sale by the following iigcirls :—
Mrwalk ............... _ .w. i‘.. llissell.
.\'I"'\“illilll..A.\' l.-l !!\,\,'.,’< (il‘_i5(v_”\\'i.-h ‘ _
N‘3_‘V.Cl|l|=lilll . . . . . . . _ . _ _.S. (I. Silliitialr.
l‘",=_II"fI--_|il ............... - .c. B. \Vak«ly.
urdgufiold __________ __11,,w],,y & [;,,;1,.).._
“,P*“ll’°l't - - - - - - . . . . . . ..Jolin \V. 'l.=‘aylor.
ll llm" - - ~ - - - - - . . . . .. G. B. Mi(ldlebi'ook.
. l):uioury _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __\V,,,_ p_ S,e,.e,,s_
P“""r"_"l - - - - - - - - - - - - - — ..Ros\vell lloyt.
P’rf’°kl‘°l°l - - - - - - - - - - -- BC(‘I'S L\'5. Mirekcr.
5|‘"l:.'<rip«iit. ..... . . .. . \V.. J; .\.'l'u,»lim»,.
\
with a goo-Ll dwelling liouse, barn, carriage and
corn lrouse, etc. 4-.’l[.\'o—:i largo two story dwell-
ing house with about '3 1-2 acres oflaiid. 41150
——sevoral ti'acts of land, togctlrcr' about eiglrty
acrt-s—con.<idcr:ililo wood on each tract. For
furtlicr pai'tEci:f:irs ziyq-l3‘ to
.‘>':.:~i’L, ll‘. l..s..\ini~:n'i‘.
\‘."ilto:i, Do.t:. 30, 1-5'-1:3. 55}
"' 7E31"e32e1'ty.
* _'.‘,s:-.,._;'is§s=a
Ila‘) ..-4%}
_ ..,;!.~vf\‘__. ‘K.
:,. 1'1-‘:n'rnrs for Sale. iifgy,-_,
SI -‘ .9 -’-
i':. 2 *1 ‘if?’
A Farm of aho'.;t. sixty ___,,,,_,,,.,___
acres oftlio finest laiul in l~‘airfii-ld (.‘.oiuit_v, with
a large, new rrrodcrrr built, D\.velliirg and Out-
liousos llicrcon stnn_ditrg, eilgilily sit'uat'v<l about
one mile from the village of New Caniain, and
coirriiiandiiig an oxteiisivc :iiid bnai.itifi';l view of
tho surroiindiiig country and Long lsland Sound,
is offered fiir sale on favorable terms. Saia.
farrii is well \'i'il.i'(‘.l'(‘(l, and has u1.oii it a fine
young Orclrard of gr'aft'cd trees, and is replete
with every convenience, aird well worth the at-
tention of those who are desirous of pimtlrasirig.
For tcrnis, and so forth, a pply to (,illtll‘l_f*.~? lsaacs,
Norwalk; or of the siiliscr'il.-or in New (Jamiair.
In additio:i to the above, may be bad if desired,
another Farm situated in the same vicinity with
tlic above, coiisistirrg of 100 zit-i'r-is of good hind,
well watered, ombraciiig vvood, arable, pasfi.u'e.
riieadow land, A-.'(-., and having upon it a (-onifirr-
table Dwollirig. Barn and ()l_ll‘i‘l()ll.~‘('S. The land
is ofa quality to coinniend the attention of pur-
cliasors. \Vl l,rLl.\3.\;l DliU;‘il .Vl()ND.
New Canaarr. May 15), 18-10.
153.53.-i L ll3S'_§.‘.-i'E‘i.-I For Sizzle.
_‘ 11% T l,-ll‘) FA R M formerly owiicd and
l H pleasantly located in the town of
"Ski: ' \V'ilton, on Boldeii’s Hill, so called,
two miles west oftlie rirairr, or Daiibury road,
a.nd four miles from Norwalk, is offcroil for sale.
This farnr conuiiiis 110 acres of land well pro-
portioned for plow, rrrozidow, pastiire. and wood.
lt is liourrded on the soutli by the road running
from \\"ilton t:o Nti\v' Canaan, which affords ac-
cess t.o the various portions of the farm directly
from the liiglrway. On the pi'orri'=so:~', is a. liouso,
Barn, \\'agon llouse, (iraiiiory, and other build-
lugs, all of which are nearly now, and in good
repair. The pr'opi-rty will be sold at a bzirgaiir.
Any iirforrnatioir rcspoctirig it. may be obtained
by applying to C.-uiui LUCKWOUD.
1'\'orwalk, Jan. 12, 18-16. 21f
A Vtaiiiziblc FEEEE E’i'ogper!y for Sale.
THE sirlisr-.ril;cr will sell his new
and valuable Hill Property in Nor-
Said properly is sll'1lt:lt‘Ll
< within lialfa mile oflho sloop landing
at the Bridge, and two and a half of the village
of Seth Norwalk where the Steamboats arrive
and depart each day. The Mill is 40 by 30 ft.
two stories high, and is ar'raiiged in part as a
saw mill, for sawinir logs, and in part for turn-
irrg, sawing, boring, morticing, «See by nrachinc-
ry. The water wheel is anovcrs.lrot, and lll0I‘(‘
is sufficient power to carry on all kinds of wood
iriarrufactures from sawiirg the logs, to comple-
ting tlrc work ; and connected with the mill ari-
all the ne_cossar_v iriacliiiics for that purpose,
viz : circular and coach saws, turning lathe, ten-
anting, morticing and boring macliiiios, &'c. -c\'c.
Coirnectcd with the property and adjoiniiig,
there is a dwelling liouse, and blacksmith’s shop.
The whole are nearly new and are in first: rate
order: and the property is most desirable for
airy person desiring to do ii carriage making or
other similar business, to prepare timber for the
market, or to do custom sawing. As the sub-
scriber cannot alteird personally to the business,
he will dispose of the preirriscs on rcasoiiable
terms. Errqirire of-Chas. lsaacs or Levi Clark
ofNor\»iilk, or of E 1)“'l.\' J. Sr. Jens.
Norwalk, July 13th, -f.":‘4(i'. 2
}.‘?‘{}i5 513.543.
The subscriber offers for sale on
favorable terms, a liirrirscti-.ai.l, situa-
-, - ted in tlris tov-.'n, about three-fourths
of a lllllt‘. from the bridge, irear the
l'U.'s’l(l(‘.!ll(‘l) of (ice. “7. St. John, corrsisliirg of a
new and coirvoniciit. dwelling house, and al:oi.:t
one and one quarter acres of land, with it woll
of t‘.".(.:t‘ll()lli. water, a gardeir, fruit and forest
trees fl1('.2'(‘-()ll. '.l‘l:olocat,iou is pli-aszinl, and the
pi'opcr'ty desirable for a iicrson wishing to live
out of, yet. near to the village. The property
will be sold low for cash.
lfiirquiry iiray be made of Fl...~\\'lUS CL.-iiix,
living on the pmrrrises.
Norwzilk, July "" 18-lfi.
..-.,
(‘I2
30
“‘i“’§_~ . “iZi'5l_____'_—.
at issaie,
BOUT sixteen acres of good
Laird, with Dwi-lling J.-li.-iisc,
- 3;-
ais Currior's Shop and other Buildiiigs
p 5,_ ;.. ' ‘I
thereon, now occupied by S.ii1'rii
'l.‘U'r'i‘i.1~:, Slf-lllli(‘(l in New Canaan, about one
mile North \‘i"ost of the village. This place is
pleasantly situated and is desirable fora Taniror
mill C11l'1'im'. U1'1riost'. any kind of a Meclrairic.
ll: will be sold at a bargain, and can roirrain
secured by riiortgago on the place. Apply to
C()i\lS'.l‘(i)C.l{ 6.; HALL.
" New Canaan, Vol). 14, 1846. '7
F015 55:11:13.
A I'JOUSl7.' an-:l about three acres
.-,1 of Laird, situated in \Vilton,
on tho Danburv Road, about four
miles froiir Noriiwalk, late the rosi-
denco of Jariics Reed, deceased, is offered for
sale on reasonable terms. Eiiqiiire
AT 'l.‘l“1lS OFFICE.
Norw:ill-:, Marcl13(l, 1846.
TO LltiT.—-.~\partnients Slllfilblh
fora small hiiailv, to lot, and rosses-
. . . -. 1
ion given iiririic.:lratcl_v.
llli-.\‘ R Y l‘IA1‘~i'.l)lSS.
L!R’Sl'-SEE) (BEL.
DLLS. Linseed OJL, for sale at ‘the
‘ lowest i'rrai'kc.t prices at PICCJCS.
May 12!. lo’-lli.
an-an-_'
‘ rue Grind s:.om=.~..—2 Tons Olllo
(iil'lll(l Stones assorted f:'orn 100 to 37-Slbs.
each, lust’. recived and for sale. by
‘ WM. "e. S'.l‘.1}§.l~1' .
. i=.'§:~:v\* Beer.-.s.
7 lllfi llistory of \Vyoiiiing, in a series of
loltors, by (,}liai'les P. Mirror.
D’.-\ubignos’ History of the .f’.efoririation, -lthz
.g
‘vol. with po1't.r'ait.s.
The Puritans and their principles, by .P\CV.
3. llall,jast received aml for sale by
J()l'l.\‘ A. VVEED.
May 1-2, lair.
N 30%?’ Shari«ts.--Trarisparent win-
‘? ‘ dow shades some beautiful patterns for
P l§Cl{’S‘.
stile low, at -
'Fer C9si;._:,'Ers, Colds, &.'c.
J. A. \Vr;r;n.
ILD Cherry, and If-aarlioiirrd‘ Candy, for
sale by
Plaster‘. for sale by
Camphor Lozenges, and Poor h1au’s
J . A. ‘Var-:18.
occupied by .l<-niiiuy Jarrrcs, deceased,
i1ii.#.‘J1~1C2l_ti\1T\~1‘l’_.'§:~ Cfddghi Jlfnrin. and
t 10
1—[ur:li't'«z'i'(-, Cu.'fc-r_i/, 1 'c., innorrg which may be
f,--,u,,(]__ [Mill Saws.
llaiid, Panel, Compass, Crosscut, Back and
ilfiriglislr and Ariici'icnir Chisels of all sizes.
;J“.l1;;‘llSl1 and Amcricair Drawiiig lirrivcs.
' Fore, Jack, Srv.roo!'liirrg, .-Wlati.-lr, .l.~’.:iblritt Planes.
l lii'aces and Bitts of all sizes.
(‘oncavo and corninori Augi-rs.
llollows and Puiurrds, Saslii Planes, (irccian ovas.
l(). (~'r. aird Fillelts, side Rabbitts, Beads, and
. Plow. Coiiriiiorr aiul itlortico (louges.
l lion and steel Squares, Bovnls and Ti'y-squares.
i.Plano Irons of all sizes and qmilitics.
l A large assoitirrcirt of Slaell and Auger Diffs.
: Broad and narrow Axes.
, lron Strap llingcs all si'/.o. [Pad Locl-zs.
illim, Upright, Morticc, Till, Trunk, Chest‘ and
l,Clark’s (_‘.oiirmon, Table and l.’arliamcnt Butts.
l Plows and Castirrg-s—?-lanuro Forl-'.s. [o'.(-.
l (fast. Stet-l, Eiiglisli and A nu-1'. Shovels, Spiides,
{Bed l{(-iys aml Scrc\vs—lCscutclicorr piid (llass
' l{nobs. C-rowli2:r's, Cart and i\\'agon "loxcs.
Trace, ilaltcr, Dog and Lock Chains.
\\'cll \Vl:eols, and "Rope.
Brass and’ Iron Candle Stu-l-:s.
lron Cook Pots of all si7.es.
Brass and lron Koftlr-s.
Carvers, Table and l)v.~:cr't l(rii\'i:s and Forks.
Sarrco and Frying Pans~—(li'i<.lii-oiis.
‘.Va.~h Tubs and lloard.<—il?'oo1' Nzits.
Blackirig, llorsc, Scr'.:l;liiiig and \Vliitcwaslr
Bi'uslrcs. (‘ast Iron Fi‘.rria(:cs.
Spiders and Fire Dogs.
Shovels and Tongs, Stizb Scvtlics.
\Vindow Glass, Saslics, é;c., t\'c.
./1 fu/1a.s~so1‘tmc-m rf Iron and Steel.
Eiiglisli lron \.Vag-'orr Tyre, froiir 1 1-4 to 1 3-1
incli, all tlrickncss.
Errglislr do. Cart do. from 2 1-2 to 3 do.
Swedes do. do. do. from ‘.2 1-2 to 3 (lo.
Arircrican do. round do. from 1 1-4 to ‘.2-8 do.
American do. square do. fronr1to' 3-8 do.
1-loop and Band lron, all widths. .
Sanderson 6.’. Co’s frost quality Cast Stool, 5-8
and 3-4 octogon, and 1 1-4, 1, .'l—4, :3-85 quart-..
All l.llC.'.-6 articles kept t-onstaiitly on hand and
for sale by CllAl{LlCS l.SAA C‘-S.
21-1’ 5-. E2. 3 E? A E. 33‘.
Cm!cr_v, (iilllllfi, iron, steel, 1‘i’iudow
Glaiss, ’ui:ss.-a and sits.
WHOLESALE &.-RETAIL.
Opposite Hog./’s Landirig, ./\'oru-(J/r.
’ 8 HE subscriber is now rcccivirrg direct froir.i
the iiraiiufacturcrs an c.\ti-,:isive assortriicnt
of Foreign and Doiiicsltic l.lard\vai'e, t\'c., wlricl:
ho offers, eitlior wlioli-.s:ilo or retail, on as favor-
able terms as can be pui'(-lia.-i-d in N(-\\' York.
l)cal(-rs and other purchasers aro r't-qtu-..~=tctl to
examine the :issoi'tiir(‘.irt aiul prices before pur-
plratsing islsowlicro. Among the llS.‘5()l‘l'lll(‘lll ina_v
in ouni —
American, and Eiiglislr Rirn l\'nob, Upright, and
Mortice Locks, with Mineral, Glass, Pro-
claim and Brass Knobs. “
Ptl,f\l, C1)lic.I.s:I', Draw, Desk, Box, Trunk, Till aird
; lf*' it rocks.
Nor‘fdll<, Ainerican, Malable, Long, Square
Escutclu-on Latclrcs.
Parliarnent. Broad, 1\’arrow, Table, Loose a
Brass Butts.
\Vood Screws assorted from 3-8 to 3 inches.
Flat, Oval, half round, Mill, Table and Round
Files. Horse, \1’ood and Shoe llasps.
Angers assorted from 3-8 to 2 1-2 im-lies.
.f~Iiigli.~:li and Arrroricair Shovels and Spades.
Cast Steel, and Plated floos.
Long and short lraridlod Manure Forks.
l.’lows and Plow Castings.
Hooks and llingcs, Plate Ilinges, Blind Firsts.
Mill, Cros.~:cut, \Vcbb, Il_aiid, Back, \\'hip and
Key-liole Saws.
Bread and Narrow Axes.
Carpenters and Cooper-s Adze.
Brace and Bitts, Bencli and Moulding Planes.
Plane Irons, Strel and lron Squares.
A full assortrrrent. of Iron llollow \Varc.
Brass Kettles, Frying Pans, Fire Dogs.
\Vagon and Curt JiO.‘Z(‘.<.
A full assortinont of Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Real Stub and ‘v ’ii'c Twist, double barrel (luris.
lr:r'.tatiori do do. do.
Fine and low priced siriglc do. do.
liirglisli, .“]ill‘.4'l'lC:lll, Swede and Old Sable lron,
tlSSU!‘l'(3( si’/.(‘.s.
Capt, lirrglislr Blister, Clcrirrari, American, and
Spring Sti-cl, a.~_;soi'ted sizes.
American and l."renclr \Vindow Glass, assorl'ed
from (i X :3 to 1.8 X '34.
Pure-. ]‘Ixtr:r and No. 1 '\\'lritc Load.
liiiglislr Red, Yellow Ochre, Paris English and
(;'lirome Green.
Vi-.rdegr'as and Lamp-Black.
Coach and Cabinet Varnisli, do. Glue.
Spcrni and Rcfiiied Lamp Oill, Liirceod and
\‘v'liale Oil, t\’c., c\'(:.
\V'lLLl.‘.;\I C. STREET.
Norwalk, Sept. 1, 1s4.-3.
and
.4
..—a
it
Dr. .llaync’.s I-‘zuinily Itilcdicines.
J;&1'N};’S 1Cf\'1’1«21"1‘()1{A;\”1‘;
Do flair Tonic;
Do Life P1'o.s(:i'vative;
Do Tonic Verinifuge;
Do Carriiinit.ive Balsarrr;
Do Ainerican flair Dye ;
All the above mentioned Medicines can be
olrtaiited of \V. E Bissi-:i.L, Agent for Fairficld
County. 135 Norwalk, April 1, 1840'.
stew Goods!
6 - l{lC(.iS first quality Cut Nails; 300
Elli}
\
doz. Butts, :is.-or-tet.l ; 100 doz. lung-
lish, (‘rei'rrran, and Airrorican Slates; 20,000
Slate Pencils; 2,000 M Cut Tacks; 200 doz.
Round, Taper, 5'; Round, and Flat Files; 200
doz. Fine and low prices '.l‘ab}e Cmlory; 11300
Gross \Vood Screws; Curry Combs, Llorse
(_‘,;m,ls-, \Vatcr Levels, Dog Collars, Ox Balls,
Coffee Mills, Bed Screws, Brass Kettles, Door-
lclls with furniture, together with a very full
supply of l.=12ii'dwai'e, &c., just received and for
sale by \VILLlA=.\I C. .'T KEET.
Nor-walk, April 4, 1840'.
Flastei‘.
4 7*’; TONS first quality Nova Scotia Plas-
ter, at the upper landing. Also, 100
tons at the lower, or South Norwalk landing,
for sale low by the sulrs<-.rilw.rs. 1
HU RBJCLL 8; Co.
l\’orwalk, Jan. 5, 18-1 (5. 1
14
V’ 1 HE genuiiie Dally’s Magical Pain Extrac
tor, for sale by J. A. \Vr:i~:o.
Imperial Terr.
§_ V cry superiorarticle of lirrpcrial T on, just
"9. received and for sale BUR BALL’-S.
E,“ DGINGS turd. K2l§l{3l'§ill§‘S.—-T110
' largest and most splendid assortment
found at the Branch of
T. L. «S: J. R. PECK.
May-1, 1346. .
BUSI-1.5’ Turks Island Siilt,ifo1' sale
7 cheap by Criso. \V. Siiii'r1.'.
of Muslin Edgings & lnsertings in town, can be
froin the dilfererrccs in the cuiiibustion ofcoal and
wood, (such as extending the heat under the back-
boilers, around the oven, etc.) are in tlns stove, cu-'
ltirely obviated, the oven is heated on the bottom by
a patent reheated revcrtable flue. All ofllie lieaited‘
airiri its circulationaround the oven pa.-‘s'es iiiidcr
all the boilers arnl is rt-licatcd by the patent hot air
cbaiiilri-r, \‘.'l‘.l(:ll receives its heat froin the radiation
oftlin back and lzottoni oftlro fire, by vvliiélr ‘lii'éad',-
without bi.-in,-_r cbangi d, will bake on the botlorii and
lop. and all sides. pr'ec.isi-ly alike, and as perfect as
'cau be done in the best brick oven; it is large and’
wiiliuiitariy extra l.l'()lll)l(.‘ or care. it is ever ready
for baking, (vvlicii lieatml,) \\'lll(‘l| has never lrcfiire
,li:,-vii ::(-cniiiplislziii. The top has a flat surface','
with one or illci-, to :.dni.t a large boiler, ineasurirrg,
(iii .lu- inedinui s':'/.i-(l stove.) 39 gallons, equal to 1
1-4 bbl.-, wliicb, with the addiliaii of a wood tank,
\\ ill strain from 3 to 4 bbl.-' of vegetables: this ori‘-'
hot: is diiiifed by a pan irt divr.-i.-'on plate into? oval
boiling places of equal size. by this plate, the oval
l-oilers ina_v stand with one end of each over the fire,
i(\\'lll(.‘lI will be foam: ier_v iisefiil in washing.) or
with one (lll'( clly over the fire and the other back,-
tlrc same as in cnrrziiri ti slo\'cs of modern construc-
tion, these are also-.-iibdii ed into 3 or 4 boiling pla-
ces, all of \\ bicli adrriil lioili rs and ki-ttlcs fully one
third largi-r than any otlrcr.'~'1o\'e of the saint: size‘.
The front is large :ri.d iim-qrralli-rl for roasting; it
has a feed: r, with a patent circular door ulrichis
opi-ncd aml shut with the coal boil; it is fixed at the
bottom, aird wlun open, forms a hopper or receive!
and condor-tor. ’1‘lrc hearth is one laalflargcr than
that of other stoi es, and is adiiiirably adapted to
bi-oiling. All the extra appiirlciraiiccs, togellu.-2'
“lift the extra size of the oidinar_‘v fixtures, are an‘
ciitirn addiiion, without an extra size stove or an’
extra uxpciisc in fuel. Aniong all its pcciiliarities it‘
is perfectly .-iinple, and ii:a_v be managed by a cliiltf
ivialiunt any dill-icnlviy All ixl-._o Am.-ii_i1'vi_ie it are a§_
once corivir'ic“od ofits siipi-rioi'ity'. and lruiidrcds of
‘ the most .~cicnti(ic wlio purcl:asi.d the first patterns,
and iro\v have them in use, express their fimr coli-
viction that the “Novelty S;ove” camiot be improv-
ed upon c.\'ccpt in patu.-rir; CXp(.‘l‘lL'll('(.' has taiiglit
us the llC(.'ei-'.<iIl'_\' irriprovc-iriciits. all of \\lricli have
been made during tlze past year, the Stoves are war-
ranted in every particular.
The public may refer to the following gorilla-nreii
who have this stove, for their opinions ofils merits
and siipcrIorit._v.
Sic]-‘7:(.ri Snri//2, Esq. '
l-Vni . SI. John
_(I'(1.1;l. I)(?'II7Il7],'C'T
.E~rcrI. Qm'n!u.n/.
JIV. II. C/crz-fuml
.7lr'rm.s'orr. Ifuy/I.
./unmv (P-i_],’:l/I
Burr -S.'(1pfc.v
(.‘I.arlrs (). ';‘Jcssu_p
Sn!/1 b'n=rs
A/frnl Jlfu/lory
Jill/its .ZlIallory
.Hor(u‘c (Hbbs
J. Grummrm, Willa);
J. S. 1Wr-1;/.'cr Son -f-'m. Ga.-_y (/0.
./units 1"i'mir3/ Sum‘l I". Lambert do.
'I‘\V0 OVEN AIR 'l‘lG]rI’l‘.
l‘e.~idos the above stove, the subscriber has
a new patterir Cook Stove, called the Two
(lvr-~n Air Tight, \‘»’l1lCll conibines all the merits
of }<‘isk’s and other stoves iir use, and is capable
of baking in the most iuiiforiii and perfect. irrati-
nor, with no trouble or attention, from 10 to 12
loaves of broad at the same time. This is 11
merit that no other stove possesses, and which
gives it a pi'e-crrriirenrc oicr all others. For
l;-oiling, br‘oilir:g, and fi:el-saving, it is equal to the
latcstand best ll]lp1'(.\’(‘1n(‘1tlF.
’ \VM. \V. BURRITT.
Noi'\\'all\',._S_(:pt_._V‘.12, M __ _ ‘___
For E ew ‘York.
Rl§GL’L.-X11 Tl'llPS FOR THE SEASON,
—\ Y" HE Sloop MARY \VlLL S,
Capt. ‘\Villis J. Merritt, hav-
ing coininenced her regular trips
. , __ . for the Season, will leave 1\’orwall~',
Eiist side the Bridge, ev(-iry Tuesday Evening,
and New York every Saturday.
Any one having business with the Packet
Office during the absi-rice of the vessel. may
apply at. the Cabinet Shop of \Vntcrbury 65
Quintard, on the Dock.
\VlLLl.S J. Ml*.'.RRIT'I'.
N()l‘\\'llll{, March 10. 184(‘.
For New York.
_:W Ill‘? Sloop JULIA having corri-
‘ ' iiierrced ll(‘i' regular weekly
trips, will leave the well‘ known
. ‘ . Landing at Five Mile B.ivi'r', every
’_l‘iu;sday lfivr-iring, aridl’iki- Slip, N. York, every
Salt.-rda_v eveiring, until fnrlkrcriiotit-‘e. Produce
and l7i'<.-iglit goiicsall_v, tal-.en oiithe most favora-
ble tcrins. The subscriber tenders his thanks
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attention to all business entrusted to him to
merit a contiiiuaiice of their patroiiage.
For Fr-eiglrt or Passage apply to the subscri-
ber on board, or at the Store on the Ltm(llllf'.
\V. C. SAMMIS.
Nor".vall~:, Marcli 16, 1.846.
41
3 -.7 '
Selleck 5 Line.
“’cst. side the Bridge.
THE Sloop Mary
A. Scllcck, Capt. Gru-
nran, will commence
‘ ,, her \V(-ekly Trips for
New York on T ucsda y the 10th of March, and
the Domestic, Capt. Merrill, on the Saturday
following N. SELLECK,
l\'orwall~:, Dfarcli 9, 184?.
Boot, Shoe, Li-atlicr and I-‘hiding;
S'i‘0ll{I-I. '
}:_EE;\’.l.’\Y IIANDES, renews again his an-;
iral ackuowledgomcnts to the public for‘
rlioir gorii-rous patronage during the your past,
am.l renews, also, his efforts and hopes to merit:
air uninterrupted continuarrce of the business rc--
lationsliip which he has so long maintained witliv
this commuiiity. He will be found new at his.
now stand, opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,.
xx,-‘uore he will be happy to see, and serve.
his old friends and the public. The character-'
of his work is too well known to need a word of.’
praise. It coirrpriscs every article of men midi‘-
children’s wear, with Rubbers and Overs_hoes,,
in their season, for ladies and gerrtlciric-n~.
1"‘im/ings of the best quality, and in any qunn-.-
tity, suited to the wants of the craft. H. Hi.
Norwalk, June 1.8-ff.
gcatg-—CiEN-TLEbIl§N’S Suirriric1'7
Poots——a ver_v neat and well nrade article-, Vvliicfiz
for clioapness canuotzbovequa-l»e.d in Norwnlk.
1'1. HAND}IS.
flur<lw:u'c,Building l‘l[:itcrials~-amt’
11-‘ a rmi.-n g- Utensils.
(ll;‘.NlL‘ {AL assortment of HAnnivAiu-2.;
Carpenters’ Tools of all kinds_,.Jrmi and
Steel, Cast lron Czzrt Hubs, Plough ‘Castings,
shovels and Spades, Ma nure.Forks, Crow Bars,
;Hay Cutters-of the first quality, Pa_teiit Churns,
'&c., &e., constantly on liand, and for sale very
low’ by
Norwalk, .\‘larcli 31, 1846. 13
ROCKEIIY-A liandsome assortment,
’ just received, and for sale clieap. /
‘ . Geo. \V. SM1'rn..
' _, Anrmzn KNAP.P...
South Norwalk, Feb. 9,1846.
YRACUSE Salt in Bbls for sale by
K; - I*1UBBELI3rc.\’: .GG)s. .
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to the public for past favors, and hopes by strict-
Norwalk Chronicler