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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-01
THE BRITISH ARCTIC ExPEDI1 ION.

WOoLwIoE, (ENGLASD,) ItpRIL 10.
Inc intrepid screw steam vessel, Commandt McClin-
took, snd the Pioneer steam vessel lieutenant
Cemmasder Osborn were taken out Of the has to-day
and are new at mornings in the stream in rcaa mess to
leave with the Assistance Captain Sir Edward Becher
=. ~ and the KesOuts Captain Kellety G. B. when
they are completed, which they will be in q day or
two and they still expect to be able to leave Green
hithe Thursday next the 18th instant as erig nav
named, on their enterprising voyage. The Lord Of
the Admiralty intend paying visit Of inspection to the
vessels Of the Arctic expedition Greenhithe on Tint rs
day next previous to their departure Cor sea-
Captain Sir Edward Becher. Captain W. A. B. Hmm IL
ton ~ M Second Secretary at the Admiralty; COL Ca
quhoun A., Inspector Of the Royal Carriage Depart
ment; and Capt Washington r. NJ were present on H.
wharf wall at the landing place in the afternoon with
chemistry instructng the bomsardiers of the ROYAL Mn
rne Artillery attached to the expedition in the mode OF
dschargng gnnpowder under water by means Of the ra
vanc battery The explosive charges consisted Of half
pound OF Sunpowder in tin cansters which were suf
clent when discharged at the bottom Of the river to-
show the principle and which the galyanc battery
cam % aPPed when explosions found necessary the
Mr. George Shepherd C. c.. has received Instructions
from the Admiralty to examine and get repaired all the
gas with the balloons distributing
messages In the arctic regions and to supply num-.
Der OF new balloons and the Of initiating them with
gas to be used BY the present expedition The balloons
are made on this occasion to float the water should
they come down at The messages to be printed
on satin OF various cocas and papers all coors and
about Of them viii be printed both sides leay
ing room to fill in in writing, the latitude and longitude
OF the vessels IT. the time they sent up.
Some of these messages NAV be met with bu the mr.
hes under CaI& ColnsOn engaged in the Behrng Straits
expedition TAefoowing is copy Of the messages which
Wilt dispatched from the Resolute:
Dispatched by her Majestys ship Resouts
Captain Kellett IN lat - N, long w. '
: To Sir John Franklin"
< On the other side
Provisions left Steering for - Intenanc 10 w;,+.
at ---, or In the vicinity
new feature to bentroduced in the vessels of Capt
Mr. Groa
ordered to supply several Of his harpoon guns with
view to enable the officers and men to kill whales and
other large fish in the arctic regions for the purpose of
using their OIL as fuel These MEANS with the addition
of MIME rifles for killing birds DEER will enable the
enterprisng yoyagers obtain hitherto unava
able by any Of the previous expeditions
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-01

Ihave Just ascertansd four other Journals whose names
are to be added 70 the list Of those which have ceased to
appear since the I'd December They the Independent
ana the Aonte de Ia Dodogn of Periguex the National
ds fOuest OF Nantes and the France Cenrale Of Blos
making che whole number Of journals deunc since the
coup aeaf o. December sxyone in Paris and the depart
ments Some Of these journals have been suppressed by
act o. as hostile to Government and bold
in the expression Of their hostility others have been dis
continued from inability to comply with the financial re
qurements (stap tax and caution money! OF the new
law on the press.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-01

RESULT OF FoLLY.-The wife Of Michael Gait, resi-
dent Of Decker township, in Indiana was shot on Mon
day OF last week by her son-n-law, Mr.. Young, to
whom she approached disguised as an appar;tion Mr.
Young had been previously conversng about the spri
tuai raPping, ghosts &c., and it is probable was much
excited on supernatural subjects at the time Mrs G.,
seized his gun and fred at her. The bali passed through
her neck, and occasioned death in a short time.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-01

The returns Of the county Of Carlow (reland)
show decrease of population in 1851, compared
with l84 Of less than 10434 persons or onesxth Of
the entire population.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-01

CEMENT ron GRAyTIxe.-The grating season beins at
hand may be Of advantage to Of readers to
state that we have found the very best grating wax
made from the following ingredients: One part tallow
two Of beeswax and three Of rosin-met and mix the
whoe-turn into cold water and work MS shoemakers
wax These make compound that win not melt in hot
summers sun, nor crack in the scverest cold
Baltimore Chpper
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-01

"0h, my dear, dear Dickens what No. you have
given us have SO cried and sobbed 1t last
by those tears and blessed and loved you for making
shed them and never bless and love you enough
Since that divine Nelly found dead on her humble
couch, beneath the and the ivy, there has been
nothing like the actual dying Of that sweet Paul. in the
sunshine Of that lofty And the long vista
that leads gently and sadly, and yet gracefully
and winnngly to that plain contamination Every trait
true and touchingand yet ghtened by that fear
grave and that pure affection which bears the unstaned
spirit its soft and lambert FASH at to its source
in eternity In reading Of these delightful children how
deeply do feel that of such Is the kingdom Of heaven
and how ashamed of the combinations which our man
hood has received from the contact Of the earth and
der how you should have been admitted into that pure
communion, and presumed earthly guest and drawn
empyreal air. though for our benefit and instruction"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

INJUNCTION OK THE ART UNION LOTTERY In y
few days VIC expect to announce tie issue OF an in
junction the further proceedings Of the Art Union
Lottery, with view 70 compel that corporation to
come into court, open their books reveal their do
ings, and account Tor the hat milton 81 dosiars
which they lave received from the public during thc
las, eight o. nine years. We would ADVISE, there
fore, the Bead of Managers e grid Up their IONS o.
fast possibleto prepare thell bookstickct their
Isrers, and have everything rcoay Fl tigid and
final investigation Of their conduct and management
and cfIeeialy q What they have dono viii The il-
mcnsc amount & money LEY have received, ara how
they have treated TIC constitution and laws d tie
state D regard t. lotteries. Their uai d u gecB-
oniug n il s0on Be upon them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

lions rlumphant-An unnsual effort having been made
Ia certain quarters 20 mislcRd tho public mind IN re-
ference Building hseooops the Thousands who are IN
terctcd IN the matter, informed that the SUNDAY
fier, Of March H. will contain plain, PRACTICAL AMI
yUtabc REPUTATION Of all the flacons MISS
have been made in various papers respecting tho
Buiidup Assoctatnns and the managcInt nv 81 to many
now In existence IN this city hcchane
WORK ING men and the INDUSTRIOUS Of all apartments VINO
honorable independence aro deeply ~ nv
,ubcrt and should fail 10 mako themselves .fpm4hy
acn with the beneficial principles on which uuang
ms founded and eonductd The SUNDAY ttu
Yicr Is published at NO 10 sptupo tsf'' "hu MY ~ l'
.-..La L nv nAAnMnINA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

THE MAINE LIQUOR LAw.--We have received from
Gov. Davis Of Coney Island, the following bulletin,
or proclamation, on this subject, which speaks for
itself
Nsw YosK March II, 1862.
JAMES GoKpos DEWITT
Ny DEAR SR-Wil you please 20 accept from your oil
friend q Davis. Of the best ChabL.s selected
yressly for myself in Bordeaux Open the and ct it
remain quiet for day two and you will find good
temperate in the true and tcetotal between
drinks which not frequent; stll decidedly op
posed to legislative interference. offer to all
ton the finest ports sherries hooks champanes cares
Burguudies brandios runs, gins, whiskcys &C.
imported expressly for family offer them in guam
titios not less than bottle, that butt
All legislative restrictions to the contrary viii be by me
resisted with the entire military force OF Coney Island
consequently caution ali those socialists, red repubi-
cans fourertcs, mesmeIitts, hormOptes, spiritual
Knockers and Maine liquor law to act with caution
Yours, sc. L. DAVIS.
In spite Of the bcllgcrent position Of Coney Island,
should not be surprised to the Legislature pass
very stringent Maine Liquor law, with the proyiso
that the people vote for it before it gees into opera
ton. Perhaps this would be the best mode Of dis
posing Of tie question. The teetotal party are be-
coming perfectly rabid on tie subject; and to pro-
mote quiet and temperance in the community, it
might &c the best way TO give them plenty Of rope,
and they viii hang themselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

cfWigs are tho most perfect fnatur,
yet invented Thosc wanting superior article should
call nc BATCHELOkS celebrated Wig Factory No Walt
street where be- found the largest
in the city. Copy the address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

n they cannot prove by hundreds pcrsous tt tho eI.
bratod Bohemian Hair Dye L. the in nse II instani
changes sandy hair to beautiful biaL
Sold at the erfuncry store ~ Hudson stcet
sbecnts acascj 50 per dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13
Iding Associnttons-Thoir
y Origin,

Workings Benefits explained Objections fully answered.
the Law undor which they organzed Interesting Facts
together with afn list of all The Associations in
ton will be found in this weeks Sunday Dispatch Price
3 cents copy. Office, NOEL Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

Hair Dye best Uncovered for ooorng tho or
wLskcrs the moment y Is applied The wonderful
Dye performs ~ astonishing t is for SALE or applied IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

wonderful in Mental Alchemy this
ing At Metropolitan atc Trpior) HALL a. ~ o'clock Ad
mtancc 20 children half price 1.-THE whole Of the
world the rest mankind should mako point 10
attend and no mistake, IL they wish to be amused,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

call the attention requiring wigs 20 recentm
proyement. The awarded silver metal Tor the
hrst prcminm last mir They eau be seen NJ H. PHA
Ions Wig Hair Dye Factory, W. bToadway corner OF
De- ftr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

r'mcGN Tor rhoumatism, neuralgia, strUfua ktUr c me-.
outnl dsensce, &c. sc. Captain Hayden 80 lgtb 49,
uut, stricken with nj, Ii,.g n. tb
they were pned lie masunabo 70 valt stand or move
WhSn, helnb carried ilsichhs drugs could ord M,
relief. lilo was fully cured ~ IA, lao llnllsp +,
s'rolnahrs burton, ~ ElIrideo strec tbs ADJ Ma
f1hefed Tor years hy scrUtai@ ~ tho ut.,ra 91
snm'a she h.sn 30 the bene. When all other Lsa
iaed ,he ~as enrnd ty TIC Io Basam ina month PIN
opal dsfot l@ts Bowcry IS cents per bottle Nv" ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13
PhaIon,s Magic Hnir DYE. In color

hair whkers the II applied, without injury
The hair or skin 1t be washed immediately without
disturbing tho color and has bad odor. 1t applied.
o. sold, at PHALoN Wig and Toupec Mandatory ~,
Broadway Fer sale in the city aud country by druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

prevent badness and to hair that fallen or
become thin and to scurfor dandru for with
such brilliant slofs and permanent curl For sale at lH
broadway and oil the drug stores in every city and ia
America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

Chapter Byron wanted hero the this story
wanted hat sayng forth from his hotel he proceeded
article his necessity KNoXor i was hedispayed his
TRY it sir urged the halter. Complying with this sug
geston Leonardo Ferrado Fusbos placed the upon h
head, and with startling energy demanded it's price. -Four
dollars" Cheap as dirt. Your hand, sir like you;
like hats and if fortune smiles
disappeared.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13
Court Caicndnr--ThIs Day.
Prof. Williams gives another OF his unique

suiRFMr Copm-olsrnAL TenM.-Motions and d,
tsions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

New principle Hair CutIng-Ccan Hair Brushes for
all by the basket fufeen of the best artists in
new systcms-new styles. in Hair Cutting
eelpscs anything before dreamed OF in New York. as
PHALoN'S Crystal Palsoe, ly broadway, Of Deg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

Amdon 6i9 Broadways prepared to furnish his eie
CANT Spring Hats For beauty Of style, elegance OF finish
richness of materials ghness, elasticity, and durability,
midons Spring Hats. 1882 outrva all competitors
Gentlemen respectfully invited call and examine these
beautiful fabrics.
i. ii. AMIDoN, Gao Broadway. near Blocker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

exception reservation the very equal
celebrated in GOUkAUDS Medicated Soap curing PIN
Ples fresklcs sallowncss, chaps, ehafe roughnes
Poudre Subtitle uprcots hair from part OF tho body
Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and Hair Gloss ~ Wake
street Broadway and Calender IS south Third street
Philadalphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

beautifully, and in entirely conforming
shape and size of the head well the
Of the by HILL, the Inimabc, Of Pine
Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13
ere Is ono house ln thc cIty. before

any other that would recommend friend of
cheap and elegant clothing is that ofLEvIE REGANS
the of Nassau and Beekman Frock
Sack Coats 3d. Cashmere Pants S3 Satin Vests 81 Over
Goa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13
Espensche.d,s Spring style Of Hats.-Ir

there be any person who indifferent to the value OF
half dollar as to pay four dollars for hat when supe
ror in respect be purchased for SIS So let him
at l0 Nassau street of Ann and convince himself
the fact.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13
GcntIemcn,s Hats. Spriu~ Stvlc.-Ran


In this city Is to he found the Warcrooms Of T.
GILBERT Co., 1888 Broadway, opposite broadway Bank
and Theatre and will be sold at bargains These
Pianos have the metallic frame, and
amy climate Dealers supplied liberal Second
hand Pianos for sale cheap Pianos 70 let tuned and
paired. HORACE WATERS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-19
NEW SPRING
NJ IL / N f. r Y

Mrs. Daniels has just returned from New
York, with handsome assortment of Mills
merry and Fancy Goods. anong which may be
found, sheIred Silk and Gosamer Lace Hats
fancy and PLAIN Straw Bonnets, Childrsn.s
rot:ogss and round Straw Hats Choice Ris
Scns and Artificial Flowers, 90
Embroideries and Laces--wropgh Muslin
and Cambria Collars, Muslin and Cambria
bands for under sleeves. Edging and inserting
Ladies Linen Camhric and Embroidered hand
kerchIets. cheap worked Cals, Ladies and
Sets Kid, SILK, and Isle Thread, Gloves, a
beautiful article Of black Silk for Dresse, and
Man.illas. Triming Goods. black Lace, deep
black Fringe. shew articleoi galocn Gimp for
trimming wvrsh Goods, Parasols. SC. SC.
Bleaching aud repairing Straw Hats az
usual
Mrs, Daniels begs leave 10 return her sins
csre thankstc the Ladies Of Litch6e'd aud
vicinity, for their liberal patronage, and Hopes
b. close application 10 her business 10 merit
continuanco Of he same.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-19
SILVER WARE
Fine Gold &Silyer Watches, Jewelry,
- Fancy Goods. &C.
At the Old Stand IN o. 2 Exchange place,
RRIilfsEp0R1s ty.r

~ the Qld stand NO. 2 Exchange place,
81 BRIDGEPORT. CIR.
rENHE firm al BlacEman 4 Sani6f,i 50 long
known At the above place having dis.
.seeesls tlss eA~inevs tsuOw -cOLuucted by The
subsci iber who wiltbe happy TO see Ill who
IN, sif the CRY either Tor business on pleasEse.
Il IS ny inichtiohto keep larger assortment
than has ever been offered IN this place, wkict
will a, all times be freely shown either 10 the
l,hichaseT or the curious.
. nv 'Slcck IF Jewelfy i very large and en-
bracsng every style III fashion. both iins Col,
and plated.
Ladies and Gent:emen's Gold Watches
every description, quality and price. from
$40 10 $500. and Silver Lever. Lepine, aud
Verge Watches Of every quality that can be
Warranted Ia keep time. Silver Forks, Spoons
KniYes. Ladies'. Cups, Sugar tongs. SC, . large
assortment always d, hand, wafsSnIe 40 pure
a. coin, and ~ the mast fashionable style,
silver work 81 Ill kinds made 10 order, Jcwelry
and Spectacles made and repaired.
Wedding Cat,is, Visiting Cards. Seals,
Pilates. Spoons $s. eagrayea il ! superior
style. 'ss s.
Fine Watches, repaired Ia The most perfect
manner. and warranted in all cases 10 perform
well. Wa.cles seuf BY Expires Of otherwise
for repairs will receive immediate Attention.
GEO. s SANFORD.
No.a Exchange Place
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-19
Investment Of Money.

THE subscribers will attend to the e
Investment Of Money
IN the cities Of New York., Brooklyn, and
Wiliiamsburgh.
in Sums Of $500 or more.
on Bond and Mortgage. on Improved and Tn.
incumbe, ed Real Estate. worth al least
FIFTY PER CENT. MORE
than the inyeslmentsal SEVEN per, cent. in.
terest, per annuth. PAYABLE half yearly: and
will a tend to the caliactish. IS ;:'trresi wner
due, ana remit The saline to lendefs. or occepf
Of drafts therefor. payable on the days the in
terest will fall due.s No charge is made /.
lenders for the investment Of money o. Tho
collection Of inisresi.
The situation Of The Subscribera as Aiior
neys Tor the Building Associations mentioned
below, give them facilities for investing
money within ten days after its receipt, OF
after receipt Of notice Of the sums to be in
vested.
81 We rest as guarantee of,our integritv ant
capacity upon the fact that We are the Attor
neys Of the following Corporations, all
which employ their capital in Investments o
mer,gage. whereby The AsSSopnt Invested
Us exceeds
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-19
THE POPULAR
FAMILY DRY GOODS STORE.

q and 10 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn.
w E take this method Of informing GU.
w friends and customers. and also those
Gentlemen and their families who may be
cal'ea 10 New Haven du,ing the CT ming sea-
SON. tina, our Usually
RlCH& CHOICE STOCK OF
Black Silks. oil Boiled. Elegant Brocadc and
Armmre Fancy Dress Silks. Tissues, Bersger
Berage De LANES. Mouselines De Paist
French 4acone,s and Camblics. has had
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
worth added to it within The last three weeks
which makes it worthy the large patronage
WHICH has been bestowed upoa It the last Two
Years. In addition we shall offer extra ins
ducements this season in
WHITE CANTON GRAPE sslAWLs.
bought at unusually low prices for c sSi-
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
In this line we are not to be excelled. House
wives should not fail to come and see Us,
Particular attention is also paid to
RICH EVENING DRESS GOODS.
Sitks' MnsliEs, Laces, Grapes, SC. SC. in
white and colors.
AN AUCTION PURCHASE.
100 yards Plain and Striped Glacie silks.
usually sold at 81 90 we are now rapidly cut
ting them at IS cis--it is a clear saving nj
or ! dollars a Dress -.
s bales Heavy Brown Sheetings al 6 l.4 cts
per yard,
Cases Bleached Sheetings and Shiriings.
cases of Merrimack and other STYLES of
i2 q cent Calico's
Case Psiafed Msslius at 10 i>2 cts fast
colors.
Do not fail to come and examine our as
sssstqPfs'.s 'ss--....-l-.''
REUBEN & JAMES, RICE.
77and 70 Chapel street.
New Haven. April 10 1859
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-19
NAUGATUtK
r ALL r O 1 I
szss 1910 Elss;Isssssla 49,.

Summer arrangement. .mnaencing,
4prl &c, 1852.
TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPoRr.-Firs
Il Passenger Tram viii leave Bridgeport
fur Wins.c1, at 10 IS, "A. M, ar IN the ar,i.
val of the SA M, Express Train iIom New
Yo-k. connecling a; The Junction with The
10 20 A.. NJ Train from New Haven.
Second Passenger Train WILL leave Bridge
port for Wmstcaat 6 0J p NJ, or on the arli-
val Of n. $50 P. N Exp,ess Grain from
the 50 P NJ, Train from New Haven
First Freight Train will leave Bridgeport
for Winsted al $40 a. NJ, connecting at
siratford. with the 500 A. NJ, Train from
New HAVEN
Second Freight Train will leave Bridgeport
f'r Waterbury, Al s 4 NJ. connecting al STRAIT
Haven.
Third Freight Train will leave Iridgep,,t
for V'atcrbury at 25 p 81.
TRAINS INTO BRIDGEPORT. -Fhs,
Passenger Traig will leave Warle,bu,y ,,
W a NJ, connecting al The Jun c,ion with
a Train TO New Hagen, aud al Bridgeport wliA
the ,3S A. NJ, Train 10 New York.
Second Passenger TIA in will leave Winsied
Al GA. NJ, connecting at the Junculon with d
Train i, New Haven, and al Brideepor, with
the Is A. M Train TO New York.
Third Passenger Train will! leave Winste d
a p NJ, connecting al III lie Junction with
Passenger Trainto New Haven. and at Bridges
port with The SOP 2. Nd. Train to New
at P. ".
IL so Pm. f>N -
QJ- A Passenger Car will be attached IN
each Freight Train.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-19
dOQ1a aHL 40 asvIsId INV 40
u ~ u IL rs * " * X ~ Ecss,,s

The following is list Of our authorized
Asenls-
w F & G H Baldwin, Litshdeld; J. D
Joice, Salisbury Barnum g. Richardson,
Lime Rock; BeIden s. miner, Falls Viii
lage Gardner & Sanford, West Cornwall;
Watson g. Smith, Sharon i.ord &
Brother. Wolcotville-J Eli Treat, New
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-19
ARTICLES OF, ASSOCIATION OF
TIL Z ',CoNNECT1CUr SILVER

III + ',CONNECrlCUT SILVER
STEEL CONF, ANY."''' - r
Be it known that we the subscribers
have associated and do hereby associate
ourselves as body polite, and Corporate
pursuant to the statute law of. The Slate of
Connecticut concerning Joint Stock Cor,
porations, and the following are our articles
Of associaiioiini.' 10y ",''S '' go % ~
Article Isl. The name oesaid corporal ;oa,
shall be the ..Conneeticut Silver Steel
Company
Article 81. The capital stock of said com.
pany shall be lhEeo Hundred thousand doll
lars; and shall be divided into twelve thou
sand shares of twenty fiye dollars each.
Article 81. The PURPOSES for which said
corporation are established are the follows
ing'Fto. VII, the mining, smelling. refining
and working Of spothic iron, and ether
ores. and selling Or otherwise disposing Of
the same. and Of the proceeds tAefeof.
Article 4th. The statute aforesaid is
hereby referred to and made part of these
articles, and the corporation hereby es>
tablished and organized UNDER and pursu.
ant to said statute, shall have the power,
and proceed according TO- the regulations
prescribed and specified in said statute.
Article 5th Each subscriber 10 these
articles agrees to ,ake the number of shares
annexed to his name il the sapital slock
of said corporation. (each share to- 6s
twenty-five dolIarsl and to pay the same
by instruments, as the directors shall order.
Article 9Th. Said corporation is establish,
ed and located at New Milford, LiichfeM
County. Connecticut
Dated at New Milford, June I'd. 1852.
James teete, eight thousand shares.
Josiah 4. Sturges. three thousand nine
hundred and Ninety >five shares.
John M. Buckingham. FIVE shares.
! The foregoing articles of association of
the Connecticut Silver Steel Company are
publisheasiS pursuance Of the statute re
Eferred 10 in said articles by ms.
JAMES I. LEErE, Pres't,
JOSIAH R. STUaGEs. gDirec tors.
GEO. NJ. BUCKINGHAM, &f