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A‘-'a.‘Wo'o1rs
PATENT EMPIRE HOT AIR
£,, Iv
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For \Viiiter or Summer use——for “food or Coal.
This Store has been used in various sections
of the Country for upwards of4 ye:irs and has
in :11 instances given universal satisfactloii in all
its departments.
No stove yet invented. has approximated so
near to perfection as this one. Its capacity and
excellence for Baking, Roasting, Broiling, Fry-
ing or Boiling, has never been approached.
None that saves so much fuel, none so coiiven-
ient and use, none ro perfect in form and coi1-
structiou, and none in which the fire box and
oven fluos, are so well and happily adapted to
their several objects and ends.
In all the stoves which are now extant, ovens
are made to bake by radiated heat and confined
hot air, and this is the reason why bread, &c.,
has to be lowered or raised, turned fi-oiu side to
side, or in other words, watched flllllOZ<l. contiii-
ually, or it will burn or bake very uneven. Not
so with the Atwood Stoves. The air, in this in-
stance, is heated, mid by its expansion carried
in a current from the atmosphere through, by
the side of the fire box, into the oven, and ulti-
mately escapes at tbe flue over the top of the
oven—keeping a uniform teinporature through-
out the oven. The consezpienco is, that bread,
with a moderate fire, needs no attendance.——
Herein consists the superior advantages of the
Atwood Cooking Stove over all others.
A variety of other Stoves, both Kitchen and
Parlor, may also be found at the store of the
subscribers. S- 6:. L. CURTIS.
Norwalk, Sept. '21, 184?. 8t38
Something New‘.
' R. H1LL———would respectfully call theat-
tention ofthc public to a wonderful iiuprove-
ment in DENTAL SUIEGERY, by means
of which the face may be restored to any degree
of rotungty that nny be desired. \Vherc the
checks have fallen in, and the natural repression
lost, the contour may be restored by means of
this iinproveinent, as also the perfect harinoiiy,
symmetry and beauty of the features.
The author of this imroveinent Dr. J. Allen
of Cincinnati received from the American Soc‘ty
of Dental Surgeons at Elllell‘ Annual Meeting
last year, nsplondid gold Medal forthis invention,
it being considered one of the greatest improve-
ments in Dental Surgery that has been made
for many years.
Dr. Allen who has secured this invention by
letters patent has authorized the subscriber to
use the same, and he now offers his services to
the public in this as well as every other depaat—
ment of the profession. Office as usual.
A. HILL.
Norwalk, Aug. 10th, 184?. 32
Grocery, Crockery,
1.1-‘lour and Feed Store.
.4! Saw]: J\‘”orw(/llc.
THE subscribers would inform their friends
and the public that they have enlarged
their store and are now ready, to oIl'cr a good
assortment ofarliclcs in theirline, and as cheap
as any other store in town.
Among their assortment may be found Groce-
ries ofall kinds, flour. feed and crockery, con-
stantly on hand, and they warrant their prices to
be in accordance with the times.
All kinds ofcountry produce taken in exchange
for goods in their line.
All goods delivered free of expense.
G120 \V SMITH
ALFRED KNAPP
N B All personsindebtel -to the subscriber
on book, are requested to make immediate set-
Gro W Sm-i-H.
tlement.
FALE AlR.E§.$.NGrEl‘iEE3N'H.‘,
C‘ommenc2'ng .7li'onda.y, Sept. '71/2, 1St6.
PORT CHESTER, ROCKY NECK,
STAMFORD AND NOR VVALIL
The New Steamboat
CATALINE, Capt. Curtis Peek, Jr.
\Vill leave New York from the Pier east side
Catharine Market Slip, as above every morn-
‘mg-at seven ofcloxk, Sundays excepted. Ro-
turning will leave_Norwalk at half past 11 o’clk,
Stamford at half past 12, Rocky Neck at 1, and
Port Cliesterat quarter past 1.
Stages will be in readiness at the Landing to
convey passengers to \Vestpoi-t, Southport, Fair- .
field, Bridgeport, Danbury, Ridgefield, N ew- '
Canaan and Bcdfoi-d.
EFAII persons are forbid trusting any indi-
vidual on account of this boat or her owners.
New York, Sept. 7th, 184?.
A.B.usiness Stand in Daricn
For Sale.
HE subscriber intending to go west in the
- fall, offers to sell his situation in Day}.
eI)l._c(1Jns1isting_ of 0:110 lplilf aplacrc ofs grouiiié, on
w no 1 t iere is a we ing ouse, . ‘tore, '1. .--
riuge House, larn and other out-houses, all
pearly new and in good condition.’ The locality
ls t1_g00d one for 9. general country store;-_’. One
liuviiig been kept on the premises for the last 1.5
years, and is now doing a fair business, It is
situated on the post read from New York to
.NeiwNHavep'; about half way bctwcn Stamford
an orwa
\Vell or South Norwalk, whore stearnboats rim
gaily to andffi1'pmbNe\]v 1(’1ork, {find aboukt ‘.2 miles
rom two 0 t e est an ings or mar ’et boats
along shore. It is within about 10 rods of the
Congregational.Church, and 15 or 20 rods of the
Ac!1(lelny- There is cv.'cry facility for doing a
goo-'lbbui3Inessdo.n.ficinpelraizce primii/ilcs, which
can e ( esire . e wi I also sell either in con-
nection with-the above named property, or sap-
arately, 12 acres of first rate land and in good 5
state of cultivation. For further pa1'ti(-,u]m-S en.
quire on the premises. G120. M.x'rni:n.
Darien, June 25th, 184?. gmg)_(,-
N. B. If the above property is not sold on or
efore theflrst of Oct. 1i_ext,.it will then be ofl'cr—
d for renting. °
The subscriber’ would also notify the public in '
g_e'n_eral, that he will sell his stock of goods, con-
Itstlug of dry goods, crocltcry and groceries at
'~'°8t‘- G. M.
BOX n..As1ivs.*
UST RECEIVED a lot of very fiha_.BOX
.— RA I‘S1NS,»ln* "“'1l‘ll0i‘Jlial.f and quarter box- '
es, for E-£4.-;l0:Cll98p at ]3n_m,,,LLi5_
It is but three miles from Old l
(Dmiiiibus Line.
HE subscriber having had his carriage tho-
rcuglily overhauled, enlarged, painted and
otlierwise iuiproved, and concluded to devote
liiinself permanently to the accommod-atio.n_of
the public, is desirous of affording every facility
to that public for securing the advantag_cs of his
line with the least possible waste of lime, and.
therefore, publishes the following sclicdule of
his hours ofstariing, which may at any time be
found b_v reference to the columns of tlic Ga’/.ctle, ,
corrected to suit the current season of the _vcar—*
Wz',’l Le ve ]’e/;/.-’.s- Store, So. J\"orwul/4‘, cvs-
ry day, Sun'Iu_1/.9 mrcepterf,
At 1-.41 before §, and at 10 o’clock, forenoon;
at I 1-2, 3 I-2, and 5 3-4, (i’clo(-k.afI¢-rnoon.
Leave ./Vorwul/r, Store Jo/an .27. W red,
[-4 before 9, I I I-9, forcnoon ; and 2 3-4., /3
3-1. uftcriiooir. The time for the last, down-
ward trip in the evening, will not be ll.\'('ll. but do
pciid upon circuiiistaiiccs. DAVH) SWOl{l)S‘
South Nt)t‘\\‘tlll\'. Si-pt l5, lS¢l5 33
GLASS AND PAINTS.
BOXES first and second quality win-
? dow Glass, assorted from (3 X 8 to
'34 X 30. 8 tons pure \Vhite Lead; Linseed
and \Vhale Oil by the barrel ; French 6: Anier-
ican Yellow, Englisli and American Vonitian
Red. Lanip Black, \Vhiting and Chalk by the
harrc.l; Paris, Chrome, English, and V ordigris
Green, ground in Oil, together with a coinplctc.
assortiiiciit of paints siiitcd to this lll:H'li(‘.f, for
sale to dealers or at retail at the lm('r.s'l New
York prices. \Vi\l. C. STlll£l‘lT.
Norwalk, April zlth, 184?.
V ‘HF. subscriber l~;oi-.ps constantly on hand,an
. assortiiient of Sliakor's herbs and prepar-
atioiis,vi'/.: Sage, Suinnior Savory, Digitalis,
Fennel and Mastcrwort Seed, 'J.‘liyinc, lCx’t.
Dandaliou, Cicuta, llolladonna, Gurtian, *c.
Canary and Hemp Sced, for sale by
J. A. \Vi=:r.n.
E RIOVA L.—Tlic subscriber has rciuoved
to the Store, recently ciilargc.l and im-
provcd, a ‘few doors Fast of li'i‘§ former stanrl,
where he will be ha ppy to see his old frii-iiils
and customers, and fnriii:<h them as liei'i~.ioforc
with any article in the Drug, l\‘I(!(llClll(‘., l.':(;ok
and Stalionary line, on as favorable ternis as
any other similarestablislimont in the State.
J0ll.\' A. \Vi-:i-:i>.
Norwalk April 28,‘184r‘.
1E{E§lI '.I‘(3:Is.——Tei1 Chests Superior
(ieen Teas, for .\',t]t‘l0 low by
L &, J R. l’l1l(7‘T{.
4
‘T 'i._§i7s§'—r§i3'ii-'—«7r—ij.'J
50 BLLS. Linseed OIL, for sale at the
lowest niarket prices at PECICS.
E0 1l}'uI'in¢l stoncs.—2 Toiis Ohio
May 12,1816.
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Grind Stones assortcil from 100 to 37-5 lbs.
eacli,just recivcd and for sale by
clieap by GEO. \V. SMi'rii.
wit. (3. .<.;~'.i.‘u_E_i3'f._
Ell
L ASTS.——Tlio Scbscriber would invite the
attcutioii oftho craft to a lot of. very hand-
some lasts which he has just received from Bal-
tiinorc. The lot comprises iiion’s wonicn’s mis-
ses and childi'on’s.
BUSH." Turks Island Salt, for sale
HENRY HANDES.
THORIAS RILEY,
MERCI-IANT 'l‘AILO.l.l,
- “ XVOULD take this
method to inform the
public that he has taken
the store fornicrl_v occu-
pied by Mallory st llanks,
but more recently by
Scribner and Riley ;
whore he intends to car-
ry on the tailoring busi-
ness in all its Vtll'l011.‘:
branches; he would tcii-
der to them his thanks for the patronage here-
tofore received and hopes by ca1'(\,fu] and um-9.-
initting attention to business, to secure from
them a liberal support. He will assure tl;o=c
who may favor him with a call that his work V ‘ill
be done i ila manner that will _s_ivo e~it.ire satis-
faction. (larnients will be furnislicd at as low
prices and on as reasonable terins as at any other
similar estzililisliiiioiit in Norwalk.
Norwalk, Sept. 1, 184?.
40
\VainIe<1.
YVOM.-KN to do the work in a small finn-
ily. A person well i'ocoinendcd can have
steady einployiueut by calling mi
.1.-nii-:s M.-\ LLO av .
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l.0CU§'ll‘ POSTS.
SMALL lot. of Long Island Locust suita-
ble for Fence Posts. For sale by
T. L. «S: J. R. Pl-ZCK.
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Oct. 13 184?.
' E ‘ SUGA I3.
HE subscribers have just received a liand-
some supply of choice sugars, well worthy of’
public attention. (iico. \V. SMITH.
Ai.rui~:i) K-.\'Ar.".
So. Norwalk July ‘.23, 18-16.
San! Salt. 1
}USllE LS Coarse Salt for sale by
'1‘. L. & J. ii- 1’l-.‘()l{. ‘
600’
Oct. 13, 1846.
RL.\CI£ .‘5l‘iHl'i‘I[’S COAL
at the Steam Boar! Laiirdinig
SOUTH NO_R\VALl{.
L. &. J. 11. PECK will be discharging
a this week a cargo of Superior Black‘-4
su1it.h’s Coal ; tlioso in want oftlie above Coal '
will do well to call and examine llio saine.
Oct. 13. 18-10.
NOTICE.
LL persons indebted to the late firm of,
S'l‘REE’l‘ & CAMP, or to the subscri-l
D01‘, whose accounts are of more than three‘
niontlis standing are reipicstcd to niake iiniiiodi-
fate pnyinent. W. C. S'l‘Rl-2}-2'1‘.
2, Oct. 13, 184?.
Vvhat. is than .'i\'c-ws!
, . I-~11f,.lOllN no IRALL has just re-l
I, _ ceivod it new supply of very superior,
“l“ill".\" Ol Cheese, and he will warrant it not to I
'm“lf°'lh“'P131‘soii sick that cats it, iiiilcss he
eats too much.‘ Nu,-“-,,1k' Aug no, 1345
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LAP-GE (xfltlntityoftliis article. oftlielios
,0.’-piiility, and of every shade and color niay be
osi.nd at \V,u. 13_ S,,,.’\_\.:‘S_
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New Steel Goods.
[JAG Clasps, Purse clzisps, Beads, Tassels,
) Purse Rings, Slides for Ribbons,’ Biicklos
for waists, a_new article, Pens '.l‘\vecsers, Thiiu—
,bles, Hair-piiis 6:0. lVew, nice, and cheap all.
S01“? 9-3 At. C. E. Disbrows,
S HA ‘V LS.
‘BASUMERE, Broeha, Silk and \Voolcn,
. ‘I vDan_1ask, coiumoii \Voolen and every oth-
, e;_ zit) le of Shawls can now be-found at the store
to t ie subscriber at greatly re.d‘ued prices.
‘ ‘;. 1- GRU.‘-IAN-
N°rn'a1k..Se1>t. as, 1846.‘.
.. ...~. .; .~‘.L'-.-..'.~ .. - ,_
tjétiseillifit’
HAS BEEN CURED BY BRANT’S
PULRIUNARY l3ALSAi.\'I
Cl'IIE GRE./151' ATJEIEICAN
EN7E3.3IEr.E‘x’;i’ R'?.ii’i‘;el‘iEEfi”‘.'i;Z".«.
Tnic i;.\’iioUr:i)i-tn AND 'l‘RlL'.‘vt1’llA.‘l'1‘ sce-
Cl-'.SS which has rc.<nltod from the use of this
Grml. ]§.’c(/lizig and ,1’-1171'/II/ii.-gr inedicine, iii the
cure of (f'ulc1'..s'. (.1rIlI(Q'fl-5', Jlsfliirirt and Cmz.\'Inn_,i;—
lion, w::rI'aiits tl:-tr 4'!'SS‘.‘.lllt)ll, that, it is the vncs-r’
'in_/'(L.’//'.i',-.lc i'cnici.y in the world, for ary fl.-i'iu or
stage of Cun.;nm.p.’ion——tlie zcursl aizd mu-st Impe-
f('.s'.s‘ r-o.:.~r-s.
Many [VI]/.si(_'[¢'I)7.’*, say llltlll the liuinsm lur.=gs{
when (it’lct'.1'.l('.L‘.l‘:ll’(‘.(l never can be healed and
enroll; but if (‘.1-pr:i'ir71cc, and the testimony of
many pc.i'soiis of the liigliest staniliiig and char-:
acter f~r voracit_v can be relied on, I3r(Int’.s' .In- :
diun 1)Nf/)li')7I(lI‘.l,' J15i’lf..\‘./(III, has curcd own}; (/cc/~-I
[[3,] (33,553 (_,/'u{:-rru.ln/ and iliscrzscrl lun,g-.s——-sncli .-
cases as wc-.rc called (,"rms»:mplion by the most
skilful P1i;.'sicians. some of the most strongly
iuarked and indicated cases of ulccratezl luiig:-s—
sucli (lisonscs as many persons die in conse-
quence of, every day.
The infallible and iiiost. wonderful
HE.-\ Ll.\'f-‘r Ai'\"lf) P ‘.7 R1 F YING .
qiialitiosoftliis best of all i'i-iiicdics gives to it
irurafirc rirluc-3 whicli no ol//rr r'o(I,g‘h ’I‘(.iI)lC([_i/
possesses. lt also possesses all the necessary
ipialities for fiicilitafiiig mzpectoration, sootliiiig
and removing pain, and subilning cough, that
olllor coizgli ineili<:iiics have. Thus, then, by
its compound linrzliizg ~ri.r(nr-.5‘ (its absorbent, its
power of cipiziliziiig the circulation and secre-
tions, its qualities ofcloansiiig and pnrifyiiig the
blood, of siiliilniiig cough and easing paiii,) it
heals and cures ulcers or Scrol'ul:i, in the legs
or arnis, or any otlior part ofllic body.
£I':uit’§ .tiiirdi:s:i i’iirnri1'yia ,1; E.‘-:!r;:ct.,
is a prcpiiratioii of this great /Iltflilln. rcmz;-r/_I/.
which is siniilariu medical virtue to the Puliiio-
miry llzilsain, in all its purifying properties, but
it (lifi'ers from the llnlsani in not possessing ex-
poctorntiiig and nervine !]Ullllll('S, which are only
essoiitizilly necessary in Coiigli renicdies, and
it is also it S'l‘tlO.'\'G1'-In and more active purifier
of the blood, which. it will rcrlrzi.nl_7/ jnrrz:/:7 with-
out a shadow of a doubt. in every and all cases.
where a fair trial is made. Vi: ufarrant and
gLllll't‘.l‘llI(‘.0,lll2tf. a bottle of //iis "prcparatioii”
possesses four times more alti‘-rative and pu-
rifying virtues, than a like bottle ofany prepara-
tion of S.'ii'saparill cvcr of'foi'c-.l to the public.——
And thus, by its purif_viiig virtiics
.l'l‘ (IURES S(,‘l‘l()l“l.‘L.-X!
without fail, in any lllSl.‘.lI(‘t.‘-’, and also, iiiaiiy
other chronic (liscascs, wliicli are caused by sc-
crctions and inipurity of the blood, viz. l1Irysipo-
his, Sciild Head, Chronic ar.d inflnniatory l.{licu-
matisin, Ulceratod Sore Moiitli and 'l‘liroat,
Nursing Sore Mouth, Ulcers, Piles, Salt ll.lic.mn,
lioils, Liver Complaint, l\IGl'(‘.i1l'ltll and all skin
diseases. And all ol/zcr enses—ofconstitutional
or secondary diseases oftlie blood. It also, by
equalizing the circulation and socrotioii has prov-
ed to boa specific inciiring all ilcbilitating weak-
ness and otherderangniciitsincidental to females.
._.Tliis great Indian remedy is compounded and
preparcil exclusively from vegetable substances,
and its \vomloi'ful efficacy in all pulinoniiry coin-
plaints, and as a purifier of the blood, is the re-
sult of practical Indian experience. No injury
has ever been done to any of the many who
have used it, either const'itntionally or otherwise.
1lEAl') Tllli EV1Dl<‘.llCl'I.
“'0 here give a few of tlio iii:iny names of
well known and respectable 1)t‘.l'S0llS who have
used this nicd':ciiie,and who have t'olmi(m‘il_1/
given certificates and statements of iinportant
cures. For full particulars of every case here
na mod, and other wonderful cures, road the pain-
phlets. ltlvory agent has them. Get one, and
you will be convinced, if human tcstiniony can
convince you, that the above is all a true. state-
ment of facts.
\Vc i'ofcr in the first place, to persons who
have been tlioiuselves cured by the use of this
‘illetlicine ofthc several diseases inciitioned in
connection with their names. \'\'c tlicrcforc
iefor to
(ion. John Dunning, llallstoii Spa, N. Y. who
was for many years Shoi'ifl' of the County of
.‘3ai':itog:i, cured ofconsuuiption.
Mr. .l. Townsend, incrcliant, Ovid, Seneca
Co. N. Y, incipiorit coiisuinption.
Miss Potter, Piano Forte Teacher, ‘.33 Her-
bcrl st. N. Y. coiisiimptioii ofs;c,-.'i~i'al ycai's.
Mr. R. Chapman, iiiorcliant, 1l':dilloliury, Vt.
long difficulty of lircatliiiig.
Mr. John R. Smith, inorchaiit, Lev, Mass.
Chronic Rliciiiiiiitisiii.
Mr. R. N. St.iiiipsoii,jol;biiig morcliant,
\Villinm st. N. Y. scrofnla in the neck.
Capt. .l_C.'/.ra Knapp, 3'7 \Vill w st. lircolilyn,
N. Y. sc.rol'i:lous erysipelas, in both logs from
the knees to the ankles.
Mrs. Sarah Barlow, Ballston Spa, N. Y.
rheum ofl:3 years in the face and eyes.
And we furt:li_or refer in the second place, to
the following respcclnlilo persons who are known
and have stated that they have seen the happy
results of the use ofthis iiiedicino in all its ef-
fecting curcs on other persous,, of such coni-
plaints and diseases, as are mentioned in connec-
tion with thoir names. \Ye refer again there-
fore, for such proof, to
Mr. S. J. Van Yechten, Catskill, N. Y. for
cures ofchronic cough and consumption.
' r. \V. J. Shelton, druggist, llriilgi.-port, Ct.
for coiisumption.
R or. R. Dunning, Pastor of the Pi'osliytci'i-
an Church, at Adonis’ Basin, Monroe Co. N.
Y. consuinption, fever sore and scroful:i.
Dr. -‘tossin:-in, 132 [lenry st. Brooklyn, N. Y.
for nursing sore mouth.
Dr. Salmon Skiniier, cor. of Cranberry and
I-Iicks st. llrooklyn, N. Y. for Scrofula and ei'y_
sipclas eftlic eyes, and scrofulous erysipclas in
the legs.
Dr. T. M. Ilunt, cliaiggist, Auburn, N Y. for
cure of chronic cough and eruptions, and ii case
salt
»ofscrofula in the neck.
Mr. Milo Heath, merchant, Eastown, a.
scrofulous eruptions oflong standing, on his son.
Mr. S. J. Striker, merchant, 53-? "John st. N.
Y. aggravated eruption, on his child, which a
ct-le.l;ratcd Sai'sap::rilla could not cure.
Dr. Geo. l*‘rancis, druggist, Middlotown, Ct.
e-rjrsipelas oftlic eyes.
Mr. \Vm. ll. Ilarris. sheriff of Saratoga Co.
N. Y. his wife cured of Consninption.
Mr. John ’\\’ait, iuercliant, Ballston
Y. forlioopiiig cougli aml consuinption.
i\less1's. J. Cll!'l.*«'l01)ll(‘-I‘, Yr’. \V. Ilowcll, R.
D. Howell, and \\7m. Me. Lauglilin. gentlciiien
well known at Rochester city, N. Y. for con-
sumpttioii and liver coinplaint.
\\-"c could thus goon and refer to lii:iid'reds of
Spa,‘N.
‘otherpersons as respectable astlie above iiauied,
from whom we have receiver] ccrtifieatc-s- and
statenients, but if these be not sufficient to prove
all we have said respecting the liealing and pu-
rifying virtue of this (.7'rml I/irlitz-n Rcmcr/‘I/,
then tliousnuds of our references would be
equally unsuccessful.
53? For sale by the followiiig agents :—-
Norwnlk.-. ............ _ .w. l_-‘.. Bis-sell.
l“«c‘\V Cnsuiai; . . . . . . . . . . -. S. C. Sillinian.
l" airfield _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _C_ B_ “,',,k,_,p,.‘
R"‘lf1"l*¢l<l----.. . . . . . --llawley & Bailey.
‘V_esll"’“ - - - - - - ..- . . . . -.Joliii \-V. Taylor.
‘Vilma---.. ....... --o B. Middlebrook.
D“"*""'y - - - - - - - - - - . - --Vv'iii, P. Stevens.
Stumford._.. _____~_ ___ __‘_}{,,Swep H,,y,_
' l')m.0l<llttl'¢l.- . . . . . ..-..'-. Beers & ii‘lcol-Lt-r.~
Bridge-,»m>t. -. . .. .. .. .. . . w.. .1. ShclL(ni..
alters l
A . I-‘OR SALl£.——Tho House rc-
' ‘utglgi cently (‘l'f3CtLEl_l by the s1ll)$(‘.l'll)0l‘ onl
the east end oftlie strcct known asi
' i\.lei'wiii Place, and the lot on wliiclil
it stands, ‘is offered for sale on tiivoriiblc terms.
The llousc is very neat. in appearance, and con-
venient in construe-t':on, and eligbly and pleas-
autly located.
Application may he inzado to the subscriber at
Five l\'Iile l\’iver, or Charles l.~:nacs, at Norwalk. «
VVM. Il. CLE \’ELAND. l,
Oct. ll), 18-15.
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(‘.3 Nb} liirni of i.l;out: illil‘i'_§‘-Ollt‘. acres with 21 l
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ilwclliiig house, liarns, c\.'c; nd_iolning \vliIcli_
isa fiirin of about s:xt_v-oizc acres, to be sold on,
very accoiiiznoilatiiig tcriii.s——togc:l:ci' or sop-a-T
=. ran». jl/,,-m—-()lt0 fnrni of about l'()l‘l'_')'-li)li1'lt(fl'(‘Si
-“«’,1], :1 gnotl (‘.v.'cllii:;_g ln;'.i.-‘if, barn, ('.1tl'l'lttg_l(‘. anil
4"lf.‘.~'.’;——--ll lai~,<;o twosto:'y d\vc'zi—
’i:!g‘ lioiiitc. with ::lJ(;lil ‘.2 1-1’ acres ol'l:ind. j.'-:.'::n
‘ corn lioi.i::e, ctr.
'—s-revoral tracts of land, togcT.lior about ci_,:lit_v:
acres——i:onsi<loi'alilo woml on each tract‘. l"oi"_
l'iirtlii‘i' ;'.ai'tZci.fai's apply to ‘
S.\.ii‘L, F. L.—'..*.ii;i~:i'.'i'. l
\Vilton, Dec. 30, lS«|-‘3- ’ 5:3
IDesira'l.3le Frepe
I-‘airrius for i=‘.:r§c.
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A l“arni of al.-out sixty _‘,,_,§,_,
acres oftlio fittest land in li‘airficld County, with
a large, l?(‘.\V iiiodcrn built Dwelling mid ()iit-
liouses tlicrcoii stziiiiliiig, cilgilily sitiiat‘ctl about‘
one mile froni the villai_'c of New Cainian, and;
conuiinnding an o:-Ltonsivc and beautiful view of.
the siirroiindiiig coniitry and Long .lslan(l Sound,
is offered for sale on fzivoi'ablc terms. Said '
limit is well watered, and has upon it a fine
young Orcliard of graftcil trees, and is replete
with every C0llVClll(!t)(,'t‘, and well wortli the at-
tention of those who are dcsii'ous of purcliasing.
For terms, and so forth, apply to Cliarlcs lsaiics,
Norwnlk; or oftlie subscriber in New Cnii::an-
In additioii to the above, may be had if desired,
another l.-‘arni situated in the same viciiiity with
the above, coiisist'i:ig of 100 a::1':-s of good land,
well watered, c,nibi'acii:g wood, arable, 1)ilSll.!l'(‘.
nicadow land, c\'c., and liaviiig npoii it a t‘.f)llll'i')‘i'-
table Dwelling, .l$arn and Oi.itlioii.scs. The land
is ofa quality to commend the attention of pur-
cliasors. \\’ l.LL.l A M Di‘. "U f‘».l..\lO;‘{D.
New Canaan, May 1.‘), 1846'.
IRE.-3.}- ES'i‘:\',i'l“il3 For‘ Sale.
TIIE F.-\'ll Bl fornioi'ly owiiod and
: M occupied by J oniniy Jaiiics, deccnsc-d,_
_-a .])l(‘..it.\'2t!lil_\' Jot-atcd in the town of
\Vilton, on lli-ldeii's Hill, so called,
two inilcs west ofthe main, or _l)aul)ury road,
and four miles from Noi'wall~;, is oll'crod for sale.
This farm coiitaiiis 110 acres of land well pro-
portioned for plow, ineado‘.'.', pasture and wood.
lt is l)()llll(l0Ll on the soutli by the road rriiniing
from \Vilton to Neiv Caiiaaii, whicli afl'ord.s ac-
tzcss to the varioiis port.io‘.is of the farm tlii'ci-fly
from the liigliwiiy. On the prciiiiscs, is :2 i liiusc,
Barn, \V-agon lliiii.~:('-., (lraiiiery, and other build-
iiigs, all of which are iioarly new, and in good
repair. The property will be sold at a liiiigiiiii.
Any inl'orin:ition respecting it may be obtaiiicd
by applyiiig to C_\l‘.?iXl LUCIHVOOI).
Norwalk, Jan. 12, 18~l(5. Qtf
A Wariuzrlole fiiitl l“':‘<>;M:2't;V for $310.
}:_--:a Till‘) snb.~*cribcr will sell his new
. ""3 I ' and valualilii Mill Property in N01‘-
wplkt. Said property is situated
within half :1 imluol the sloop land;n_i_r
atthe Bridge, and two and a liiilfof the villzigzc
of Seth Norwalk w.icre the Stcaiiiboat.-i arrive
and depart cacli day. The Mill is 4U by 531') ft.
two stories high, and is arranged in part as a
saw mill, for sawing lo;_:. and in part for turn-
ing, sawing, boring, iiioi"iciii;_:, 6.1: by niacliiiie-
ry. The. water wheel is an ovcrslict, and ll‘.(;'I'C
is sufficient power to (.'t'.l‘l"' on all kinds of wood
iuan'.ili'.ct‘ii1'cs from sawiiig the logs, to comple-
tiiig the work ; and coni'icct'.-d with the mill are
all the iiecessai'y unichiiios for that purpose,
viz : cii'c.i:l.ir and coach saws, turning iatlic, ton-
niitiug, inorticiiig and boring niacliiiics, Etc. c\’c.
Coiii.=cctc«'l with the property and ailjciiiiiig,
ll!:‘l'C is a dwelling house, and blacksiiiitli’s shop.
The whole, are nc:ii'l_v now an i are in first rate
ordc": and the property is most desirable for
any person ilnsiring to do :1 cairringe ni:il;ing or
other similar business, to prepare timber for tho
lll:ll‘lx'(¥l', or to do custom sawing. As the sub-
sc:'ibc.i' cannot. attend porizoiizilly to the liiisiiiess,
he will dispose of the preiniscs on reasonable
terms. lfiiiquire 0fClias. l.saac.< or Levi Clark
ofNorwalk, or of Enwix J. ST. .lUli.\‘.
Novwalk, July 13th, 4;‘.‘.4(§.
F033 SAL!-3.
The subscriber oll'crs for sale on
favorable icrnis, a lioiiisetead, situa-
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residciice of (loo. \V. St. John, coiisistiiig of a
new and coiivcnient dwelling liouso, and nboi.-L
one and one quarter acres of land. ‘.V'llll a. Well
of excollei'it water, a gardcii, fruit and f'oi-est
trees thereon. The location is plcasiiiit‘, and the
property desirable for a person wishing to live
out of, yet near to the village. The propert_v
will be sold lo\v for ciisli.
Eiiqniiy may be made of FL.»‘.\'IUS CLARK,
living on the proniises.
Norwalk, July 22, 18-16.
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For Sale,
BOUT sixteen acres of good
Laud, with Dwelling I-louse,?
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Currioi°'s Shop and other liuildiiigs
i tlic.rcon, now occupied by S)lI'l‘2I
TU'r'i‘Li~:, situated in New Canaan, about one
mile North \Vcst of the village. This place is,
, pleasantly situated and is desirable fora Tanncrj
land Currier, or most any kind of a Mccliaiiiml
glt will be sold ttl‘21l)tll‘_gt1lll, and $7.:';() can re iin
lsccurcd by inortgago on the ]‘-li‘-(:(‘.. Apply to.
CO.\IS'_l‘O(}l{ & H.-XLL.
New Canaan, Feb. 14, 1846.
\ll\Il'
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FOR sans. ’
HOUSE and about three acres ,
‘ ' of Land, situated in ‘\Vilt_on,
H ,rg_g,,_. on the Danbury Road, about four
miles from ilorwalk, late the rosi-—
deiiceof James Reed, dccezisoil, is offered furl
le on 1'oasoii:il.=le t'erms. J‘:llqllll'(‘. l
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' 5311
AT THIS OFFICE.
Norwalk, Marcli 30, 18-16.
For Coughs, Cozds, fire. J
lLD Chci'ry, and Hoarlio
sale by
und Candy, for,
A. \Vi«:;-:o. I
B1’. SllF.,R.;‘ilAN’S, Cough, \Vorin, and
Caiiiplior Loreiwes and Poor l\I'1ll"l
. ‘ . D .. , , 5.
1s'i(‘Sl',‘l()l' sale by J. A. ‘V161-ID.
R. A. M. IVA E319 liaving recently?
_ purcl d my interest. in the Dry Goods.
business at t 1e old and well known stand—-
“NOR.\VALK STORE,” I take 111'-.1Cll pleas-’
ure in i'ocoir.iiiendiiig him to all my old patronsl
and the public generally, for a liberal share 0 -
their patronage. His integrity and business
qualifications are already known to the public.
N. B. All accounts of more than two months
standing due nie must be settled iiiiinediately,
tosave cost. . - C. C. BE.'l"I‘S
. Norw:ilk,_Sept. 8,184.6. ’
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i'ound— *
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=Hand, Panel, Coinpess, Ci'ossci:t, lz..Ll-. .iiid|
, in the place.
O 1‘ E§.'.?s§3i7..:§‘i§»5.l'.é?t.F.l.§‘E.
Y, 6: 0.
C U T L E R
, ‘HE subs ~riber ell}-1's
field county, a large and complete assortiiient of
_l.fllI'(]l(‘(ZI‘(', C'uli'cri/, tgii-., zunoiig wlzicli may Lo
i‘-lill S:i\'\'.s,.
Englisli and A.iiiei'ii-ziii Chisels of all :.:i'/.i-s.
lilnglisli and J\ll‘iCl'l('t:‘.l Draxving l-Liiives.
l~‘orc, Jack, Siiiootliiiig, i'»§alcl:, i‘.::l.-bitt Plttl":(‘S,
B!':‘.{,‘(3S and llitts of all :~'l'.’.(!:<.
C-oiicave and coninion :\‘lZ,‘»_":t‘i'.\‘.
llollows and .l{ound.~:, E'~:i.~li _l’li:m-.~:, (il'(‘CiZlll ovas.
O. ('r. tllitl ‘l"illc‘its, side. l‘\:tl;l);ii.‘<, lit-ads, and
l’ic\v. Coiiiiiioii and .'i.ii-rticc (ioii;;;c.-1.
lroii and steel Sr.p‘;:i1'e-.:, i;’c'—.'cl.~:. and 'i‘i'y-sipi2:i'cs.
Plane. li'on:~: of all s:i2'.o.-' and (p:i:l':tics.
A lazrge as: ortiiicnt of Slzull and 1‘iiige.r 13-itts.
l*3i'i:;i'laiid i2:ii'i'ov.' ..=\):(-s.
lroii Strap lliiigcs all size. [Pad Locks.
lliiii, Uprig-l.it, f‘.,l.(:-lll('.", Till, ',l.‘i'ri:k, (,'l:v:-‘t’ and
Clzirl-'.’s (joninion, ' ’aii"iiinci:-t l3i;t:.~r.
l.’l'i.-ws niid (fa.-lii: :7 [vita
(,'ci:~.l Steel, l‘ll1gll;<l1tll:(l .-_n ' '. “l:o\'(-ls, S} 2-.r’.e:r,
lit.-d licys and .‘E'c2'c\'x': l£.~= i:t(~l;con and (Elias
l{nobs. Ci'cwl.:z:rs, Cait and ‘\‘i'af;(:i‘. llcxrs.
Trace, }lalfci', ])oj_: and Lock Cliniizs.
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l\‘.i'ell \‘v'_liccls, an-zl l~'.(:;'(‘..
3i'zis:s and iron Cziizdlc. Ft':cl.s.
lron Cook Pots of all si7.(~s.
l3~i';iss and lron :l{(-tiles.
(,,'-ai'\'ci‘s', Table and l)r.:sci't Al‘flll\‘£'S and lforl-..~;.
Sauce and .l*'rying l’aiis-—(ii'idiroi:s.
\\"asli Tui;.~: and l3(.~aril.~'—:l)ooi' .7‘-lz.fs.
lilairzlaiiig, l()l'.‘~‘t‘., Sci'i:l.l'.':iig and .\\’7llllL‘\\'t!.“-ll
lli'iisli.;-s‘. Cast‘ Iron l"1?l‘lliiC(?.S.
Spiders and l.<‘iro l)og.<.
Shovels and Tongs, Stub Si-_vtlics.
\Viiidow Glass, Sashes, c."-:c., écc.
./I full a.s~sorlmc72t of Iron (.’7.‘.(f Slccl.
Eiiglisli Iron \\'agoii T_vi'c, from 1 1-4 to 1 3--
inch, all tliieltiicss.
Englisli do. Cart do. from ‘2 1-2 to 3 do.
Swedes do. do. do. ll'()lll 2‘ -12 to 3 do.
Ai:iei'ic;iii do. i'oinid do. ll‘t:lt} ]. 1-4 to '2-8 do.
Anioriczin do. srpiarc do. froni 1 to 3-8 do.
lloop and Band Iron, all widtla.-f.
Sandci'soii 6-: Co’s licst qualIt_v Cast Steel. 5-8
and 3-4 octogon, and 1 1-4, 1, 3-4, :3-Rs qiriirc.
All lllC.'.0 urticlcrs l-‘.1.-pf (‘(2-2: lniztlv on l::ind and
for sale by CU.-‘-. A‘ '
.:.s' .is,\Ac.<.=.
"7"." v
.5-\ "3?
Cualc:'_v, Grins, (522, Steel‘, Vi'ii.'ii<iov.'.»
Glass, Faiirats :iiri:1 <13-its.
WHOLIZSALE & RETAIL.
1.»
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. ' -5 'EI.ll
nu A3:-E ESE. g...¢.‘5g
Etc
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Opposite [103/t’s La;*z«?z'22g, . rm://c.
‘HE siibscribor is nov: l'(‘('t‘l\‘lll_,'1 :.ir<‘(-t from
the iiiaiii:liict:ii'cr.< an cxtcnsivi-. a;-'.sc;i'tim-i;t
of .l"or(-igii and Doinc.-atic l lai‘dwai'c, cu-., \vli‘.<'l:
lio ofl'crs, cithcr wlioli-szzlc or retail, on as llt\'()l'-
able terms as can l.o ;’~iii't-lizisi-il in i"~.'m.v York.
Dczilcis and other ])ltl‘(:l!l‘.>'('l‘S arc rc(p:c.-ti-rl to
oxaiiiinc the llSS()l'lll3(‘lll' and pi‘ir(.-..< lri-.fci'i.~ pur-
clni:-iiig cl:-'cwl1crc. Aiiioitg the ::ss.o2'1iiicnt inay
his lUll.ll(l—-- ‘ 1. t _. V '
x iiicrican, and luiigiisli P..ni ]\il(.‘l), l_J1))‘!,‘_';lll', and
f~,l.ortico Locks, witli Mineral, (ilass, Pro-
clnini and llrass liiiobs.
Pad, Clltist, Draw, Desk, llox, Trunk, Till ttlzii
Niglit Locks.
Norfiilk, .5 mcrican,Tilzilzililc, Long, Stpiare ai;d
liscntclicoii Latclics.
Parliainent. llroad, JNl'.l‘l'0\\’,
P.rass Duffs.
\Vood Sci'v'.'.'s assorted from 3-8 to 3 inclic:-*.
iflat, Oval, half round, Mill, Talzlo and llouizd
Files. 1l‘.)E':~'t‘, \'\'ood and Sl:i;e P\:::~:ps.
Angers assorted from 3-8 to ‘.2 1-2 inches.
l‘ll‘.gll.~‘ll and .;\nicr':caii Sliovcls and Spades.
Cast‘. Steel, and l.’latee,l Hoes.
Long and sliort. llill}(llt.‘(l \'iniini'c. For
.l’lows and Plow C l.\'l'il'l,*_'[S.
l'lool~'.s and iliiigcs, Plate llingcs, l3lii:d Posts.
Mill, Ci-cs:-‘i:iit, \Vcbb, llziiid, ll:-.cl-;, ‘.\'liip and
licy-liolo Saws.
liroaid and N:i1'i'ow A:-:cs.
C::i'pcnti-.i':.= and Cooper.-: .\<l','.e.
liracc and llitts, lieiii-li and .‘v:loi‘.ldiiig Planes.
Plaiie ll‘()l3.“,- Steel aiid laiii Sipiarcs.
:3. full :l.*‘.St')‘.'illl(‘.l5l‘ of iron llollow \\-"are.
,l3i'a.<s Kettles, l:‘r_\'iiig Pans, l"ire Dogs.
\V:ig:'ni and (_.'art llo.\:cs. ,
A fazll 2!SS(;l':‘li‘i(‘.l‘.f of '_l‘z:l:.le ar‘.:l Poi-lict Cutlery.
Heal Sin!) and ‘\-Virc Twi.~.'.t, doiilile barrel (illlls.
liiilf'2:tloi: do do. do.
Fiiic. pnd low priced single do. do.
liiiglisli, Ann‘i‘icaii, Swede and Old Sable Iron,
:is.~:crted sizes.
Capt, Eiiglisli Blister, Icriiiiiii, Ainerican, and
Spring Steel, l2E5S()l'l(,'.{l size-s.
.~1iiicrican and .'n‘i'ciii:li '\‘s'ii:dow Glass, assci"t'cd
from 0 X s to 18 3; =24. '
Pure Extra and No. 1 '\‘.'l.=itc Lead.
Eiiglish Boil, Yellow Ochre, Paris English ar.d
Chroiiie (.w'i'cen.
\:c1‘Ll‘e_:_;i'z:s and £lJ:::ii]i—l’;l:i<:l.:. A
(,rUli(fil and Cabinet \':ari:i:~li, do. (flue.
Spcriii and llcfnicd Lamp Oill, Lincced and
‘.‘v"lialc Oil, t\’c., «."\'.(:.
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able, Loose and
ks.
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- \Vl.LLl.-\ M C. STREET.
i\oi'walk, Sept. 1, 12:‘-l5.
B‘-3'. .}‘::yi:ic’§ ll-‘:15-.~;i;'y Tifimtirzinaes.
t’B"A.YNE’S I-)Xl.’.i'-I1’TOll.»‘;1"l‘;
Do Hair Tonic;
Do Life Pro.-‘er-vativc;
Do Tonic Vori:iifi:_;e;
Do Cariiiiiiitivc llalsaiii;
Do Aincrican flair Dy:-. ;
All the above moiitioncd Miidiciiies can be
obtained of W’. E l3issi:Li., Agent for l*‘aii'licld
-3
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County. 1
Q E5‘? TONS first qra ty Nova Scotia Plas-
- 9} \ tor, at the upper laizding. Also, 100
tons at the lower, or South Norwalk landing,
for sale low by the S‘.ll).‘.3(‘l'lltCl'S.
l-lUl3ll.l£LL & Co.
N0l‘\\'ti it, Jan. 5, 13-16.
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la (*9 rm-n'-2 , n
4 ears Eff.-‘Ii. .
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for, for stile by
BREE-§)(3§‘i1li3 'll‘e;s.
P,‘ V ei'y_supe ‘iorrrticlc of lpipcrial 'l‘("tt,:illSt
. -\- received and for sale Ll. ft R,'l_LL*,3_
E,‘ I:'BGi1'%i'G3§ zwial E52222-:'z§::;..:'.~s.—’i’_‘lio
l.tl1',(_"(‘.Sl7 and most splendid a.<sortniei:t
of Muslin Edgings éc. 'lnsci'tiiigs intown, can be
found tlilll(!Dl'tll1Cl1 of
T. L. &: J. P. i"l£C,l{.
Ma _v4, 184?.
L.%.§}EE$S
ILL oblige by inspecting the articles of
‘ . Cambric Ildks, thread and Swiss Muslin
Lrlgoiiigs and .IllSCl‘l'»lllgS, fine Swiss Musliiis,
vidc Italian Silks, Dress Goods, Shawls, and
,articles of fancy and perfumery' at the New
A‘. M. KVARD.
1Fioor Oil Ciotllns ai-.a«.:‘l Cztrpelinlgs.
*0‘-IE new patterns have just been added
to our assoi't.n1ent, which we are pledged
Store of
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JAS. Isl.-\i.1.oar & Co.
Oct. 8 4846. '
_ V.-vii7r‘fi'ii3 LEAD.
TONS l.’r.1'e, Extra, and No 1 '\'\-7lii‘teLead
_ for sale by T. L. 6.’. J. R. 1’lu_CI{.-
L‘.I:iy1f2, 1846.. '
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for sale. as C1103}? flSl _ THIS Article is entirely new in its construction.
can be found in any cstal,-lisliiiiciit in 11 air—’ It is calculat: if fo
sell a little clieaper-,eao they can be bought.
1-‘asr:.’sgivovii;i.‘”r1'.
I! '2 ‘st .
coking, Steve.
1' either coal or wood. and may be‘
,s::l(l to siirpass all f'oriiicr lllll‘-l'0\'t"llH‘l|l.S in the u.~:e‘~
3 "9 trlllwr. .~‘:'per:ucl_v. All of the (liflicultics arising’
§li'oin_tl:c d.t!'ci'cnccs in the combustion of coal and
"v\Ql"l. (~“UCll as extending the limit under the back
lN”3‘?|'-"2 around the oveii, etc.) are in this stove, en-
tirely "l""l“l‘~‘d. the (H-‘Pll i< heated on the bottom by‘
it! pato-nt i'el:eatcd rcvcrtablc flue. All oftlit-heated
till‘ lll lie‘ (3ll'Clllili-Hill lttnllllll [lug n\'{_-U P3,.-595 undef
,;;ll the boilers and is i'cln::ilml by the patent hot air
fcbssinln-i', \\ hich t‘:*ci~i\‘cs its lt(‘:ll front the radiation
mi‘ the back and lzottmzi oftlic fire. l:_v \\-1.ic-1; in-end, '
\'. itlwnt bring cli::ii;:i--d, \\ ill lial-:c on the l,()t1(:]n and
.14-p. and all .~ii.’i-s. ]'lCCl.~‘t‘l_Y alike, and‘ as perfect asv
‘can be done in 1l.e be.-‘t l.-rick even; it is large and‘
'\‘.'l'.l:(-'lllt1lll_Y i-.\ti:i ll'0t;l:lt! or czzic. it is ever ready
ifor baking. (v-.‘l.cti l;catHl.) i\ l-irh l.:is iicrcr bcforo
ll3:,‘l‘lt i1('('lll‘.l\ll.“ll('(l. 'l'l.c top has a flat siirfarc,
with one Ulll-Cl’, to adinit a large boiler, iiicasiiring,
i(_in .l.«- [l2(.‘(.lll|ll| 537.1-d stove.) 3‘.-l galloiis, equal to 1
l--l bl.-ls, \\ltl(:li, with the :ulditi.in of a wood tank.
will .~lI ain twin 3 to 4 bbls of vegetables: this ori-
-fcc is dii ided by a pat: iit divi.-i.-on [late into? oval
,l.oilin_:_( places of c(p:al .<i:'.c. ly this plate, the oval-
lnilc-rs may stzziiil v.itl. ('.i:c €l2(l of each over the lite.
(v. lzii-' will be foiznil \ t'l_\' ii.-cfnl in wasliing.) or
Will) one diii-ct|_',' ovi-r the fire and the other hack,
flu: .‘-'§'ll‘.t‘ as in Ct It nzon strwcs cfiiiodern construc-
tion, il‘.t‘>(‘ are also Flil:(ll\‘t‘(l in!o 3 or 4 l’.-oiling pla-
res, :ill ol \\l.i(h ailiiiit boils-rs and kettles fully one
llall(l larger tl.an any other :‘l(.'\'(3 of the same size’.
The limit is l::r:_:c and i;i'iqn.-illi ii for twisting; it
ias a ft‘('(ltl‘, with a patent ciiciilar door uliich in
opt-in-il and shut with the coal l od; it is lixeo at tlie=
bottom. and vvlicn open. fornis a hopper or i'eccivc17
and conductor. 'l he licaitli is one lialflnrgcr than’
tl.::t of oll.ci' stnvcs,,'iinl is ailniirzibly tirlapled to
broiling. All the -extra :-.p;-ii,rtc-ni-nee.-‘o. together
saith the extra size of the orilii:ar_v fixture.-‘, are an-
rntirc ziddiiiuii, without an extra size stove or air?
i-xii:-i expense in fuel. Among all its pcclilinritics if
is pi-rfcctly .~in.plc, and may be inanageil by a child
\\'lll'i(HlI any ditlii-iilly. All ulio examine it are at‘
once. convinced ofils
l the niost .-cieiitifitz wl-o pl~tl'€liilSt~‘Fl the first pat'tcr:&:4‘,-
and now hi-.ve them in use, expn-s.< lll(ll' firm con-
viction that the “l"lovi-lty Stove" cannot be improv-
ns the in (‘Pr-’.°ill‘_\’ iii:pi'o\'¢ti:ciit.s. all of which have
been made during the pits! year, the Stores are tiny.
r:inlP_d in every pnrticnlzir.
The ;;uhlic may icfcr to the following gentle men
who have this .<'.0vc, for their opiiiiviis ofits nu-rits
and siiper'oi‘It._v.
Sir]-l:r.1i .‘i-'im'//1, Es
ll-"/Ii. SI. Jo-II-12
('u}.-I. I’(.-n‘noym'
L'rcrl Qzn'm'un.7.
l-V. II. Clrr(=lm:(l
1l.’o7:.<:o72 ]:.7r.-1,15
' .1 um rs (.:'7_'[/if!/2.
'I3In'1' S/(:']:Ics
C‘/.a'rlrs O. Jt.".<'tI])
Sr!/I Sr'rr.s‘
Jif/rcrl‘ ]lluNor_'I/
Jl.I'))I('.S' Jlfullmy
I-{omcc Gibbs
J. (}'rz:1)2 m an , ll'7lIon
./. S. ll]!-r./.'cr LS‘ .‘3‘(,»n. ll 3)). (i'u_7/ (In.
./miiws I"iiniry S(.«7n.’l F. Lambert (.70.
'E‘“'€) OVEIN AIR TIGIIT.
l’:~.~:i<lcs the above stove, the suhscriberlius
a new pattern Cook Stove, called the Two
(_)vcn Air Tight, wliich conihines all the merits
of _l"isli's and other stoves in use, and is capable
ofbaking in the iiiost uniforni and perfect iiian-
r.(-.r, with no trouble or attciition, frnni 10 to 152
loaves of bread at the sonic time. This is a
merit that no other stove possesses, and which
gives it a pro-cniineizrc over all otlicrs. For
|;oilin_«;, broiliiig, and f'i.cl-siiviiig, it is cqitiil to the
latest and best l1l‘.]'-l‘(;’v'Clll(‘l:l>‘.
\\’M. \V. JZURRITT.
No:'*.v::lk,__Sop_t,.. E22, *1 til 6,
(ll.
37
"‘.’f'i3 .. .- ,.
s or as es‘; Yer ls.
.".l£UL'L.<\1?.. 'l‘l.il1*S FOR ,'l"I-ill Sl2ASCN_
T1! 1-: Sleep MARY wiLLis,
‘F, , ,__, iiig connnci‘.-ced her regiil:i1' trips
for the Season, will leave l\or\valk,
liasf side. the l3riil;_jc, every Tuesday Fvening,
and Ni-iv York e‘.'ei'y Saturday.
Any one liaviiig lmsiiicss with the Packet
» Office din-iizg the azbscmo of the vessel. may
apply at the Cabinet Shop of V\'ntcrbury «Sc
Qniiitard, on the Dock.
\VlLLiS J. M1'IRRITT'.
ilk, March 16. 1S4(i.
Nor 11
'-*-vs‘ , _,_, _ -V
.:.~: or .5222 our .. orlr.
A l gilllfi Sloop JULIA lzaving com-
/"0v/,'_ nicnci-.d her 1'(‘.gl‘llt‘.l' wce"i'cl'3‘
4‘5'~’5'If.”.'.: “- tri is. will leave the well known
.._.='t_.l- .4 - - -- -, . .
"-:~‘*‘-.:?I',__ §.. Landing at. l‘ we Lvlllc River, every
;_:, and l’il-.c Slip, N. 1 ork, every
g, until further notice. Produce
, .
.‘.l
"\.
...-v
1
'l ‘i..i,-.<.da_\,' .l‘.\‘(,‘ltll.‘
.‘>':ifi»i' lay ovenin
\
ble tornis. The siil:s(:1'il)ci' tenders his thanks
to the public for Iirst favors, and hopes by strict
attention to all business entrusted to him to
merit a coiitiniz:-ince of their patronage.
l«‘o1"'l7i'ciglit or Passage apply to the subscri-
ber on board, or at the Store on the Landing.
\V. C- SAMMIS.
Norwsilk, March 16, 1846. 41
Y EE:§elleel*-.<*.’s Line. .-
ti:
iwest side e Eirimge.
TIIE Sloop Mar-
A. Sellcck, Capt. Gru-
inan, will commence
. . her \Vcckl_‘,' Trips for J H _
New York on Tuc:~;da_v the 10th of Dlarch, and
the Domestic, Capt. Merrill, on the Saturda
followiiig N. SELLECK.
Norwalk, M.arch 9, 1846.
Boot, Siaoc, Leiurr aim! I-‘finding
STQIKE.
E:'Ei\'RY IIANDES, roiicws agaiii his an-
nal acknowlct gcnionts to the public for
their generous pziti'oiia_:;c during the year past,
and renews, also, his eflorts and hopes to merit
an 11l‘.llll’Cl‘l'11]2lC(l continuance of the business 1-9..
tl-.i.~; commuiiity. He will be found new at his.
now stand, opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,.
wlioro he will be happy to see, and serve‘
his old frieiids and the public.
;pl'ill>,’C. It coinpriscs every fl1'tl(;l(,\, of men am};
‘ l"_EW ill? gcriiiiiiic Dally’s Itlagical Pain lax“-,,c ’cliildi'cn’s wear, with Rubbers and Oversh0cs,;.
.l. A. '\Vi«:'r::>. lit!
t ieir season, for ladies and gentlemen.
Finrlin of the best quality, and in any quan-o
ltity, suited to the wants of the craft. H.-
I Nor vnlk, June 184?.
E2 or
, 3 5--——GEi\'TL1-ZMEl\”S Sunnnei."
. l3oo.*s—-a very neat and well made article,whicIr
for clicapnoss cannot be equaled in Norwalk.
H. ILi.\*m-ts.
{gr
ii;-‘.r<‘i\".':ire, Ez‘.r:i!din,'; Materials and.’
l":1r.-:r.'ii:ag Utensils.
GENERAL assortment of II.-1IKD“’ARE«
Carpeiiters’ Tools of all kinds, Iron and
Steel, Cast Iron Cart Hubs, Plough Castings,
Shovels and Spades, lllnnure Forks, Crow Bm's..
Hay Cutters of the first quality, Patent Churns,
&c., &c., constantly on hand, and for sale fiery“
[ow by ' CHARLES ISAACS.
Norwalk, March 31, 184?. o
. an
13-.
ROCIKI-‘.RY—A handsome assortment,
just received, and for sale cheap.
GEO. \V. Siiirrn.
. ALI-‘RED KNAPP. ,
South Norwalk, Feb. 9, 1846.
QYRACUSE Salt
K1
in Bbls for sale . 7
HUBBELL_ 56~'”CO.
superiority. and llllM(ll’('tlfi o§'.
ed upon except in pnllt'l'll; expcrieiicc has tauglit .
Capt. \Villis J. l\lorritt, liav- .
and Frciglit gziiicsally, tail-.cii ontlic inost favora-«
lationship which he has so long maintained with-
_ _ _ The character"
of his work is too well known to need a word of?’
Norwalk Chronicler