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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

SPLENDID EXHIBITION AND SALE AT AUCTION
- Of Furniture Carpetug Mirrors Panofort,s and other
rich hous, furnishing articles Wednesday and Thursday
next at 10 o'clock each day t the Chinese Assembly Rooms
met Of rosewood and mahogany paror diniag and
ami Furniture tapestry Brussels three ply and other
Carpets; Fr nch pier and oval Glasses, and other rich
house rnGng articles prsng the handomest assert
Of goods Of this Kind offered auction this
Sale perempory and is well worthy Of the attention
lousektepcrs. Catalogues the morning OF sale.
X. G. KEMP, Auctinneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

- Sugar Plums a delivered to par. Of the city.
shipped to order AZ fourteen pound by Thomas
spott.n, Confecucr and Tolenge Manufacturer lis Bow
near Crane street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

MI A1RthoNv MADE EASY, or now TO WIN =
" Lov1-lrofssecr fAvton, Of London. having AsvrvvS
Bcstcn will send to sadrts receipt Of one Collar
postpaid plain ereesenst enable ladies OF eenteD0 W
Yin the devoted affections of the opposite seq The Rrss~se
specys Of age appearance on pcscs asd ss Though
less ke arranged k such sad decscy that
lection 10 mpcasts Address Prcfesscr Lsvcn Des<ss.
ns No letters sses ten the Posi- 00ss valsss re
sses W paiA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

CHICAGO CITY LoAS.-sEAIED PROPOSALS WILL
~ be received at the Mayors oce in The city Of Cidca-
and ut the sdce % Srachan Scott in the city
yors until the LET day O. June next for loan o Tvssy
ave thousand D3Arr for term not exceeding ten
The bonds 10 he issued In less i've
dollars each at interest q Ter centu per annur
payable semi annually and principal and interest payable
At the American Exchange Bank IN New York at the
See q the City Treasurer w Chisaa BY order q the Com
Council, WV. 3. GuRNEE, Mayor
Chicago. April ~. 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03


vA ttes, on the - a fetrusry, 1877, thst Mr Thcns
sssh,ons head en ne tee vac entirely oad sr $3.50
ana that w usn. tNe loi>- Jones' Coral liar Drto
rnve the hair i gySvna fast ana thick Bar this ory
n5brcsdvaJ tie aerot u Joness Srsnish LILY Wtts fer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

TYR. EELLfNCTR-SiR; IT rs NEARLY FOUR YEARS
- snee tired Jeur iininen for the heave. u has
failed to H. hunar Il ~ With self and othsrr
and tis the onl, remedy have been sbls wir
heal I'D the beck iras' and work ny
daily. together nth strains, caou.cs. &C. Tie hair
~ the same eclnr snd very fast. Yours truly.
" lane Murray fnd Nest ftrcts bpcts Of the Doctor
Pearl street 80 and 80 Broadway In large bott.e,
cents. - dofsn cash. " trade generally.
GklN AND CHEST ptSEAsrs-DoC RYAN
- Lecturer on tutaH.cus ana 1hpraeic An,ctons
removed 10 - East broadway Hours to 10 w. aaJ
JPN. Unpaid letters rst received
HAITI 1HRrATENED.
HI Some gay that Hayti roon viii be
Attactt aud taksn d. you seci
What care or iaytisfa
IL III tie tlinrf hate,
Rats and miCc Nth lYoxs riIi.
san very @urrly iii.
Bed-turs. roerhss. des0v.
wish n Il Fowler. and destroy.
For 1ills .n3 Powder. seek lie store,
In Er,uA IVY 90.
Principal depot br the Magnetic Powder and r'ls go
ErnnhNay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03
THE WORLDS FAIR.

1 ted STATE. Maj Steamer HUsBoLDr. D: Lines Com
the 9th Of May and oan st some sIt cs.s
the ,euiont economical and rapid conveyance The
great srsed and supssior % the naPssld
reach L0haon from oathsmaion "a trse asars-,srs
& lie amSoIds ss vii b fisssa ~ The frsai
M xssn r~Sae ssrSsassy
TIRE WORLDS rAIp-THE WHOLE or THE CARGO
from and deroled tie crystal Palace
Ensaaa
hnd files latest American sspspers where their let
tiers may be addressed where letters credit may pro
anu every Ep%Gsbs s s'' co. ana into
and Il and Is Cornhiii London. 'N'A''
ITO THE CITIZENS OF AMERICA INTENDING TO
L visit the Great Exhibition: -Aeohi Of Lsadenhai
noSnsd slroahoS the civilized world Tor Raa srop
cutlery IN sSneps ss;. Nssds M ~
we'll every requisite for the toilet wortable
PsSon sory to s'1a
s o.
Ldenha street will receive accession Of stock cacu
p.s A@oag the the Of
Ing and than its hop aaS or
heehis Those who wish to see the manufactures OF Eng
to Mech where they will find abundance Of objoct
adared to the requirements q every class q
England, post free.-i Leadenhall street
THERE Is A TINE FOR ALL THINGS, AND THE
samuel rothsrs y LaaEa,s h London are happ,
tons for the summer they are not that they have
hence BY selling the bes, articles having the most uspa
,fd VARIETY pasf t. sr S as most y
stranger II London q investigate their qnsquaed
but to he approaching In the PSRs
lam sn RI gsns s fSr s
satisfaction lhe ready made t2ck for s present season
saxony coats iss, 6d. o saxon y, i2s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

TERRENCE BOYLE, MISUNDERSTANDING
this day at ten o'clock, at the No. s5 Chatham
street Secondhand Furniture Of several families
fer convenience of sale; Sofas Sofa Bed.teads aho
Ctairs pillar and claw Tables, card Tables, marble top
Tables looking Glasses, Bookcase Brussels and wilton
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Hall Lamps &c &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

- G. KEMP, ATCTI0NEER.-ST0CK or FANCY
~. Drygood, Millinery Articles &c.-on Monday next, at
10 O'clock at 4J adon street between Clarkson
streets by catalogue viz the entire stock contained in the
store No 4l9 Hudson street viz general assortment Of
Millinery and Straw Goods Silks Hosiery Gloves Thread
Needles Far Articles, Ribbons &c. being all seasonabi
goods worthy Of the attention Of the trade and others Sale
peremrtery. CATALOGUES on the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS WOOD MOULD
- ngs at ~ per cent less tan hrd work, e 'nters
Mills 81 aud 80 Attorney Grand street
New York. line 90 Drv ck Fulton Jersey City, and
Wiiamsburgh ferries; Hudson River and New Haven Rail-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

- HTrNATIsp-AN GEN1LrMaN on LADY Az
IN fictcd pith I'll disorder (her migratory chronic.
it, form those vhp have tried everything wthout
success and distouraa ed ind sreedy Nv
Jingle herb IN possession u. advertiser pleasant = taxi.
requiring rtstrt1tn 81 Diet Sc ami charge
till cure l. effected gsy address L. BRuFN. New york
Poet Ofhce, rat Chambers street. New York. y. h
InHammattry lave Keen cured IN thirty.sx hour
Wien tie patient hss hUt ttta able 10 move With swollen
fafn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

TOUN LTNNEY. AUCTIOSEER.-TO MlLLINERS
and dealers in Straw Goods-1gelve eases ladies' and
infants Straw Hats Of the latest fashion, consisting part
tulip mixed abona part pearl China, pearl Dunstabe,
pedal &c Sc worthy the attention Of matters there
variety Of boys round hats IL the stock large store
giving up business Also, large lot OF show cases Sale
POSITIVE at No 4 Prince street in the long mp stairs
Goods for inspection the morning of SALE Tuesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

TNwiNE. NAIL C8ApsGr, kc-cILLING Twi>P
aud Thread rH'tet $40 hcmp seine Irvine end Shoe
Thread. OF every DE-, lyen oakum carpet Warp. wick
IL Sc. for safe t. e. B.A CrMlSU FOO Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

IJAyEYoU MOvED?-IF YOU HAVE. you WANT
new lot Of Cards, Circulars Bill Heads &c. To get
them well printed pcet that cannot fail to suit step
li2 Fulton between broadway and Nassau
street your orders Suttons Printing Office Ny
- SUTTON, PSnter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

Cora NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PATENT SOFA
= Bedsead, manufactured hy W. ). Humphreys, No LOO
Chatham Acknowledged by all who have thea
TO be the sale IL requires bat ten
into perfect bedsteld With spring nat
ress attached. Please call and examine them n e.
large Of FURNITURE Feathers Beds ano Aattresa
o. Nho M retail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

u {. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
~. stock q rich carpeng-on Wednesday, May 7th at
10 o'clock at the Chinese Assembly Rooms $50 Broadway
Kemp will sell at auction above by order of ssnee,
for cash. abe 100 pieces Of rich Royal Wilton Tapestry best
Engh three threaded Brussels Tapestry Brussels ply
Inaran; Venetian stair and hall Carptiag oil Floor
Cloths Rugs Door Mats &c comprising splendid assort
Of desirable styles aud all Of which will be cold without
in lots TO suit purchasers and particularly
thy Of the attention Of houekcepers and tho trade.
loaueg gn the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

NM NctORMiCk, AUETIONEER. II Il,
w Presses, &e.- Vim. Mccormick d Co.. will sell, this
day ~ loocock at IS Spruce street large assortment cf
Furniture removed from Leonard strceare plate Look
ing Glasses sofa edstead French edsteads &c Also
En- made Hydraulic Press two Turning Lathes. Also
~ Iagr fresh Brazilian Nuts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

1000 CORDS OF EXCELLENT &c EIl.ss, PINE NE. WOOD
gnia by an early application 10 the susscrber 20 cords
Of this wood the shore. Vessels ORA wing
than eight feet will be loaded and d.Spatche
without delay Address X. heay, IT, Urhanna Adalesex
Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

I'll orsE WANTED, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
pleasantly situated house, partially or wholly FUR
nshsd IN New York, Brooklyn Jersey CITY 1.-THE later
must Lc the ferry or four furnished with base
meht, might for the present Address Tensn at
this oce this day, early possible, giving real
rent, and where an immediate Interview can b. had.
WANTED-foR A FAMILY or THREE GROWN
hood. Rent about $3.50. Address H., Herald cfhce.
CToRAGE wANTED-oSE OR TWO LOFTS FOR THE
~ storage u Dry Goods IN Reaver scuth william Broad,
or Pearl streets. Apply Box pi2. Feet omce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

vNOODWORTH planning xACH1NES.-THE SUB
w scriber. after og Renee ia building those ese
braed machines has perfected his patterns and ofrs
machine, which he believes cannot lie surpassed BY
other manufactures patent Machines Of h1eren
sizes kept constantly on hand Ala SteaEengnss shaft
ing, &e JOHN IL. LESTER, ig2 Fulton st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

CLIFTON PROPERTY FOR SALE.-A FRAME COT
~ tage, with about eight lots Of ground ten minutes
walk from vanderbts landing The ground is beautifully
planted with fruit and ornamental shade trees There
good stable the premises with well Of Of the
kind For further particular address to A. D. Jann -
Old slip, up stairs ON the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

VIZ ANTED-A FIRST RATE CARRIAGE TRIMMER
w to 20 to Canada Address Employer. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

CATUARINE NARKFT-THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES
- this method Of informing his friends and the public
that ~ hi stall No always be obtained the choicest
quality ~ Beef Veal Mutton Ne, at the lowest market
prices deve red free any Of the city n B-Part
cLar attention paid all orders for chipping steamboats,
81. ALFRED NAFyAS No 4Catharine Market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

r. 4 Z 4 ~ .s@ Ia ~ -~S-s 49, -.
CE0 n00 TO LOAN. Al SIX FER CENT INTE.
DOOsOOO rest, on bond and mortgage On productive
rst estate N this city, in Also. s6s0
T. loan OF cent interest, productive farm in
the Nicinty u thi. city and In this State Apply
JOHN " ,oNkEi. - Wall street, corner q Broad.
BROADWAY BANK. NEW YORK, MAY 2 IS5I.-DIvI-
- dnd.A semi annual dividend offrur ~ upon
the capital stock II this Bank Of the Profits the last
s months will Ne paid 60 the stockholders and the
18th day 81 May instant The transfer book will be closed
fIum the 9Th 10 the 18th inclusive.
NJ order j. l.. EvERITT. ca.hier
RANk OF NORTH AMERICA-Nrw YORK, NAY l.
- lSlI y lisk. Fsq having retired from tie oace 81
Ttsideht ~ th tnsttuUn account Of III health, Will
nm Haytmeyer ESQ has been ur animousy elected 10
MI the vacancy. J. SEYMOUR. Cashier.
NEW YORK. NAY l. IsSI.-THE PRESIDENT AND
~ Directors q the Bovery Bank have this day
dividend ~ four per payable after tho IOth
inst Tie transfer books will c closed until the 9th inst
inclusive. Ter order n. q. BRADFORD, Cashier.
RANK or THE RCPUBIIC.-TuIs BANK WILL CON.
- mtnee business Monday, Nav at their In
Merchants Exchange, Of Hanover and
change place.
Dinscrons.
g. " lamar, George Collins,
james Il. Sontler, George u. tarhart
francis Sktddy, Sumner Stone.
Jno. y. Crane, Peter poiricr
Geo. y. Sampsos, Rufus X. Graves,
Mm ~ Guion, Edward G. Center,
WIN. ;. 1isdale, James W. Phillips,
q. b. LAMAR, rrceiseaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

I1oR sALE-A NEW ROSEWOOD PIANINo, IN
AiR, PFETCU Isl Grand street
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-05-29
WAsHrNerow. Nav %

The SEVENTH CK~sUs.-FIUe Represen.
tGtiveS for Connect'cut.-The Republic of
this morning publishes the complete returns
of the Seventh Census of this Union, which
exhibits the apportionment of Representa-
tives.
The total representation is 81, e32, 925.
The whole number of Representatives is
233. The States Of Alabama, Connecticut,
Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Indiana. Ken
lucky, Massachusetts, MaryIan1, N. York,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee and
Texas, have each Representative added
to the number appointed.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-05-29

JENNY LIND TRAIN I'VE learn from
Mr.. James NJ. Noble, the Agent of the
Housatonic Railroad Company at the
Pittsfeld Station, that there is TO be a
Grand Pleasure Excursion to New York
on Friday next. The train will leave
Pittsield at s12 O'Clock, on Friday
morning and return on Saturday. The
fare from this place to New York and
back. including a first Class So Ticket
to one of Jenny Lind's FairwsH Concerts
at Castle Garden, on Friday Evening,
aoilI be rs only! The fire from Lenox,
Lee. South Lee, Stockbridge, Glendale,
Van Deusenvlle, Great Darlington, Shelf
field, Canaan Village, West Cornwall and
Cornwall Bridge will be the same.
The train will interseot the Boston and
New York at 4.lO P. NJ. All persons
purchasing the Jenny Lind Tickets at
the several stations on the Housatonic
Road, will be entitled to the best seats
at the Concert. which are selling in New
York at So and premium.
The opportunity is rare one for per-
sons DESTROYS Of hearing Jenny Lind.
~-,.s PiusfsM Sun.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-05-29
WATCHES.
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, dc.
BLACKMAN g. SANFORD.

No. 2 Exchange Place, Main ST., Bridgeport,
INVITE attention 10 their extensive as
II sortment of superior
GOLD WATCHES,
among which, are some of the finest ever
brought to this country, caSed IA the richest
styles for both Ladies and Genilenens wear;
also, the more common kind of Gold Lever
and LepIne Watches. which are sold very
cheap, some as low as 1926, and warranted.
Our fine watches are manufactured express
ly for us, by the most celebrated makers in
Europe, and rs we impor. them ourselves we
are enabled TO sell al much less prices than
they could otherwise be afforded. Our as
sorlment of Silver Lever, Lepine and 9th
er Watches is always very large, and we
are selling at retail every style of good
Watches as low as they can be purchased
al wholesale in New York
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-05-29

N-The New Haven Palladium Of last eve
ming, brings US the intelligence of the death
OF Hon. Simeon Baldwin. He died Monday
morning in the Goth year OF his age. He was
she first Clerk of the United States District
Court in the State. being appointed in 1890 by
Hon. Richard Law, District Judge. He has
been representative in Congress. and HELD,
the Office of Judge from 1906 to 1917. He
was the father OF Hon. RS Baldwin our late
Senator.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-05-29
OF
II. n. Barmum.

Being the largest exhibition in the world
and double the size of all the other travels
ling menageries" in the U. s. put together.
A TEAM OF TEN ELEPHANTS.
will draw the GREAT CAR OF IusanRNAUT.
YOUNG GALE BkEPHANT
only six months OH and 3 1.2 feet in
height will carry upon his back around the
interior ofthe eolored pavilion The Liilipu-
tian General TOM THUMB. The mag
niicent cor:ege comprises 10 HORSES
and 80 MEN The pavilion of exhibition
whaGaccomodaie 15,0O0;speclators at once.
All the finest wild animals ever exhibited
in this country are now attached TO this
exhibition being selected at immense cost
from The various minor establishments
North and South.
SIXBEAUTIFUL LIONS!
fresh from their nalivs forests.
A BURMESE BULL,
from the Island of Ceylon, worshipped there
by the pagan natives, and recently taken
from their idolatrous temple. The Grove
of elephants was captured in the jungles of
Central Ceylon, by Messrs. STEBBINS.
JUNE and GEO. NUTTER, accompanied
by 100 natives, after a pursuit of three
weeks and four days in the jungles. They
were finally entrapped and secured in a
KRAUL, OR INDIAN TRAP.
Of enormous dimensions and prodigiOus
strength where the elephants were subdued.
The Calf Elephant, accompanies its dam,
aud was wcaned on its passage from India.
A NATIVE CEYLON CHIEF belonging
to the wandering tribe Of Kaffirs. whose
ferocious habits are wildly described by
Eugene Sue In the Wandering Jew. ac-
companies the elephants.
A magnificent Brass Band will play dur
ing the exhibition, and accompany the
Triumphal Procession. 49,,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-05-29
ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge.
A Most Magnificent Stock Of Roots

- ND SHOES may be found at MEAF1Y &
"A TRowBRIpGE's, small part of which
are the following:
Gents fine Calf French Boots, Shoes, Cons
gress Caters, Jersey Ties. Patient Slips. Plain
Slips, Brogans, SC A full stock Of every thing
nice and fashionable for the Ladies such as
Black. Blue, Ash and Morocco Caters, aid
hall CATERS, Buslins Of all kinds. -.
a full supply Of Boys, Misses and Ch8 lren's
Boots, Shoes and Caters and Slips. and now
we challenge a comparison for quantity, quali-
~ and prices Of any thing in Ltchfield Co !,
and most respectfully invite all to give US call
assuring them that they shall have their mo-
ney 8 worth in every article they buy.
Gents Dress Boots made ia order from the
best Of French Calf and English Bend LeaIh-
er,--Sole aud Upper Leather, Morocco. Lii
nings, Bindings. Thread, Hammers, Pncers
Sands,ones Rasps, Nails, SC, for sale as usu'
al. Cash paid for Green Calf Skins.
MEAFOY s. TROWBRIDGE,
Prick Store. west Of Court House.
Li.chfeld, April 23d. 1851. so
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-05-29

KILLED ny AN ELEPHANT learn
that lad was killed by blow from the
) trunk of one Of the elephants attached
to Raymond & Co.'S menagerie, in Derby,
during the exhibition there on Wednes-
day. As is frequently the case, crowd
of boys were feeding the animal with
nuts, apples, DC. when the deceased,
who was among the number wantonly
punctured the trunk with some sharp in
strument which enraged the elephant
The keeper cautioned the lad to keep
away after this occurred, or he might be
injured; but no heed was given to the
warning, and soon after he approached
within reach of the elephants trunk,
frem which he received blow on the
head which Frustrated him, and soon
after caused his death. We trust that
this affective event will serve as caution
to all those disposed to trife with one of
the most docile of wild animals except
when injured or affronted. -NeW Haven
Palladium. ... icy.
Mr.. William Palmer of Colchester,
while engaged in firing swivel, on the
receipt Of the news of election of Gov.
Seymour, was SO severely injured in his
left hand, by the premature discharge of
the gun, as to be obliged to have it am
putated at the wrist. Several others
were also injured more or less by the dis
charge. "
- In Wales fire has been raging in a
coal mine for twenty-six years, and has
consumed, it is computed, 100000 worth
of coal. Within FIVE years after its COM
mencement it was greatly restrained by
the construction of an enormous wall
which cost about $4,000. At present
it is about passing this wall, threatening
very extensive destruction. and learned
engineers have been employed to con-
suit on some new measure of arresting
its progress.
Sarah H. Hurst, daughter of one Of
the Swiss Bell Ringers, was drowned on
tie first of May in the Contocooh river
at Baskerville N. H. She was ten years
of age. and had gone Out on a walk for
May flowers. in company with some small
girls; when returning across sawyer's
bridge, she lost her hold upon the railing
and fell into the swift stream.
A MONSTER BALLooN.-Mr. Wise, the
American eronant, the Philadelphia Led
ger says, has now in preparation a monster
balloon, holding fifty thousand cubic feet of
gas and capable of carrying up sixteen per-
sons OF $50 pounds each. He expects to
have it ready for ascension from Philadel-
phia about the 1st of. June. .s
G-The Oldest woman in the world is
supposed to be one Mary Benton, now re-
siding in Elton, Durham County, England.
She is now l2l years of age. and is in pos
session of all her faculties.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-05-29
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
WoLcoTTvLIF HaRD-WaRE

WOLCOTTVILLE HARD WARE
.M.1JTUF.aCTURLN'G COyHPA.VY,"
ID it known. that we the subscribers, have
ID associated, and do hereby associate our
selves as body polite and corporate, pursuan:
to The Statute of the State Of Connecticut, rel.
alive TO joint Stock Corporations : and the
following are our Articles Of Association.
Art. /. The name of said Corporation shall
be, The WOleOtfo:kie Hardware .M0nufactw.
lag { onPGny.
Afticle 2. The capital stock of said Corr
poratl0n shall be nine thousand dollais, and
shall be divided into three hund ed and sixty
shares, of twenty-five dollars each share.
Articles 3. The purposes for which said
Corpotallon is established, are the following,
to wit: To manufacture, sell and deal in any
and all kinds ofwares, goods and articles com,
posed oil iron, steel, wood or brass-or any ar
licles OF which iron, steel, wood or brass is
the princI pal or component part, To acquire
and hold all such lands, and any and.all other
kinds of property necessary and convenient Tor
the prosecution Of said business And geners
ally to do all business connected with, orsinci.
dental to the purposes of this Association, as
above specified. ~-.... 81.
Article a. The Statute aforesaid is hereby
referred 10, and made part Of these Articles;
and the Corporation hereby established and
oESaHlLeOs uutieE dIlu pursuant 10 Sdiu otdtutc
shall have the powers, and proceed according
to the regulations described and specified
therein,
Article s. Each subscriber to these Articles
agl ees 10 take the number of shares annexed
TO his name, in the capital stock of said Cor
poratinr, each share to be twenty. five dollars.
and to pay the same by instalmel,ts, as the Di-
rectors shall prescribe
Article 6. The said Corporation is established
and located in the village of Wolco,tville, town
Of Torrineton, and Safe of Connecticut.
Dated at Torrington, the Goth day Of April,
1851. ....
Wolcott Bass Company, forty shares
Norman Eddy, eighty
GordonW Quinley, twenty
Elizur D Harrington, do.
Nelson Alvord, twenty
George D Wadhams, twenty
Henry Hopkins, twenty
Charles G Pond, twenty
George w Pond, tM eniy
Virgil G Goodwin, twenty
N b Laihrop, twenty
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George P Bssell, twenty
Published by order OF the Board Of Directors
JOHN HUN 7ERFORD, President.
GEORGE w. POND, Secretary.