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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATIONS
- OF THE al -
ROBERTSON CARRIAGE MANU-
FACCIJRlNG CO III III

XEEE4he undersigned do hereby associate
wv Ourselves. asa bndy polite and corpo--
rate, pursuant to the statute Of the State OF
Connsct icui relating to ..joint stock corpora.
tions." and the following are oas ariicles oil
association g S
Art. [. The name Of said, corporation shall
be Robertson Carriage Manufacturing Co."
krt.2. The capital stock, of said corpora.
1 lion shall be fourteen thousand dollars. and
shall be divided into five hundred aud SIXTY
shares Of twenty 1--we dollars each share:
Art. 3. The purposes Tor which said cor
poratiOn is, established are the E,ilosxing. viz:
10 manufacture. and vend any afidsa!i kinds
eof Wagons, carriages and sleighs-tc manu>
iacture, sell and. deal in any aud all kinds oh
wares. goods. and articles composed Of iron,
steel, wood or brass, or any articles Of Which
iron, steel, wood or brass is the principal
component part--to acquire and hold all such
lands lana any ant! all other kinds or property
! necessary ndconSsnent for the prosecutions
of said, business, and generally to Go all busis
ness connected with, or incidental io.the par
poses Of this association as above specihed.
Art 4. The siutute aforesaid ID hereby re-.
! ferred to aud made part Of these articles, ana
the co.poraiir il. hereby IS; ablished and organ.
| lied under and prrsnant to said sta,ute, shalt
have the powers andploceeG according 20 tk
regulations describe and specified therein.
Art. 8. Each subscribers 10 these article
grees 10 take the number Ut sliaFess annexed
I" his name in the capital stock pG said COZ.
poration, each share 10 be twenty-five dollars
and to pay the same by inslallments, a. tia
Directors shall prescribe.
Art.,6. TAe said corporation ID established
and lnca;ed,in the village Of tvoicuitviIle. town
Of Torringion, and State Of Conneeticut.
Daniel Rohertson x IA l60shateAs.
Samuel Workman n 4o do
benjamin. r. Waugh 40 q"
William w. Waugh go DO
Alvosd Carriage Manufg Co. ~ &c u
Lawis,on. Thompson ~ 90
Alvord s. Brother ~ ~
w. Weed M GO
| 8. r.. Seelye ~ 80
| Wms r. Steele ~ CO.
D. Robertson, - ~asstsa&
A. Alvofd, sgass&s "A
Samuel Workman. DiFee tcrss
VIM. w. Waugh,
Il. Thompson.
P.S A FIRST tate wood.wOrkman waRisdst
take ID tgge oisthat Department. andelakea
porto: Bf the unsnbsCri6cd siocks
We StlvilIe, Oct S. 1852.
n - n !, 5sss4s5
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STAGE LINES.

MAkM(S Bradley's Stage from
ES5ss9X Woodbury., Southbury,
S32[N&iGS5aS Southford, and Oxford
$500 will connect at Sey
incur, (Humphieysville,) with the A. NJ.
Train down. Returning will leave on the ar
rival Of the 10 80 A. NJ. Train from Bridge
port
McNeil's Stage from Watertown will con.
meet at Waterbury with the $50 A. M, Train
down, returning on the arrival Of the 1890 A
M. Train from Bridgeport. .y
Fenh's Stage from Litchfield. will connect
at Litchfeld Station with both Passenger
Trains each way.
9s-Freighl will be way billed as usual. from
each Station to New York. New Haven and
Bridgeport.
PHILO HURD Superintendent
Bridgeport, Oct, 80. 1852.
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3. =. Judd.

DAGUERREAN ARTINx ~
,rrAS.faksn Rooms in tbs tifst bail 1lnhA
EElowtho Mansion House. VII ktR ia
lures nav be obtained 81 All Iim6as
Litchfela, April2, 1885, As
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Broke Into.

esuvgRgzakEgS THE enclosure of the sub.
scribcr on the a7th October a
W heifer Calves l Steer Calf and
NW yearling Heller. dark red
with no artificial marks: The owner is re-
quested TO call on the subscriber and pay
~+A L. j. WOoDFORD.
Winsted, Oct 80 1852
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The subscribers give notice that they
shall meet at the public house of Moses
Cook in said Goshen on the 9th day OF
November 1852, and the 21th day Of April
1853, at 9 O'Clock ia the forenoon of each
Of said days, for the purpose Of attending
on the business of slid appointment.
CICERO COLLINS, Commits
ADAM BENTLEY,S sioners.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate paymentto
JOSEPH I. GAYLORD, Administrator.
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PIERCE E. KING

"A RE tfiumphanlIy electe President and
IA Vice President of the American Re-
public. Under existing CIRCUMSTANCES, it
willie necessary for me, with FRIENDS, to
remove my LocAIl ONTO the vicinity OF SALT
RIvER-lherefore, will dispose of my
stock Of goods CHEAP for CASH. i have.
been Informed that j, will be impossible to.
freight merchandise up the river at pres
emit, on account of the great number of
passengers. Look out for great bargains
lin dry goods.
y BRADFORD, WolcottviIle.
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Boarding School.

= aVVSs3 NA1sk{9 FDN1EOU10
mt R. HlNE would respectfully inform his
IT1 patrons and the friends of education. that
The Winter term Of his school will open on
Wednesday the 18th, Dec.
The most thorough instruction will be given
in the common aad higher English Branches.
in Latin, Greek. French German, Spanish and
Italian; in Drawing and Painting, and in
Music instrumental and vocal,
Terms as heretofore.
Principal, D, HINE, A, B,
Associate, Miss. MARY WATERMAN,
Warren, Nov. 5th, 1859.
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Goods! Goods.!!
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED,

5000 yards of Mouselin Delaines, Cash
meres, Cashmerets, &C.. &C., from A
o25 cents a yard. .-
Calicoes Of all prices and qualities.
All wool Merinoes, Alpaccas. Lyonese
Cloths, Paramettas, &C., &C., &c.
Cloths-Black, Twilled, French and Amer
lean Cloths of every kind, price aud
color.
Ready made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, &C., &c.
100 bLIs. Blue Jacket and Genesee -four.
WANTED.-Butter,C Cheese Eggs, Pork ,
Beef. &c i, &c. ..--.z .-...
GEORGE D. WADHAMS.
Wolcottville Nov 4th. 1882
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TSHE Court OF Probate for the District OF
IL Torrington hath limited and allowed six
months from the dale hereof. for the creditors
10 the Estate Of Eaihrop Messenger, late Of
1orrington, in said District, deceased, in
with to exhibit their claims Tor allowance
and settlement. Those negleciing TO present
their accounts within said time, properly at
tested, will be debarred recovery. All per,
sons. indebted 10 said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment to. tsl.
| MARX MEssENGER,. Admins
I.Eyi EATON.a traitors.
Oct. 2jih. 1859. .s srt ttEf "a
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KOssUTH AND TOCHMAN.

The Northern papers contain q correspon-
dence between the last of these gentlemen and
the Secretary of the first, the great man, in imi-
tation, we presume, of the crowned heads, not
condescendings to answer communications in
person. Tochman charges Kossuth with hav-
ing instructed his family to give his wife tlate
Mademoiselle Appollonia sJagello) the cut d.
rect, on some public occasion, and iniimates
that it was through jealousy of the honors she
had received from the American people. The
Secretary Of Kossuth replies in long letter.
full Of execrable English, and not remarkable
for much else. He disclaims, however, any
intention to affiont Madame Tochman, and at-
tributes the apparent slight to the occasion,
which was public reception. Tochman, in
reply, alludes to the services and suffering of
his wife, and says that the family of Kossuth
had no right to treat her as an ordinary visitor.
We think SO too, especially as she had risked
her life in defence of Hungary, which its re-
nowned Governor had too much respect for his
own person to do.
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the safety and rights Of our ssatben must be
protecsedsby The Gexpnpent. Still We gre
far ffom endorsins g. >pizlon Of he New York
Express, which seelnl 10 80 the full Length q
,Johk Quincy ADAM theory, hat the earth
being the Lords, tas no man denies that Il is,j
as natural consequence one nation has right
to force another to trade. We conceive, that
provided we chose to do 50, we have the right
either By q continental system. or by an actual
wall, to shut out oil mankind from intercourse
with US. Over so much Of The world as is COM
prised within these United States, the people
thereof are absolute sovereigns, and no nation,
king, or potentate has right to interiors with
their possessions. The pretence of civilizing
the world, is a lame one, for we have no right
TO make the Japanese substitute our civilization
for theirs. Neither was the Gospel, SO far as
we have been able to discover, ever success
fully propagated at the point of the sword.
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From Jamaica

The N. @. picayune of The 9th inst, states
that it learns from the Kingston tJamaical pa
pers that the cholera had agsin SS..cAen out at
Sayanna.ia-Marin most malignant form, and
that from the 29th TO the 30th of December.
there were twenty cases ofwhich fifteen proved
fatal.
Sir Charles Gray, Governor of Jamaica, had
his household furniture sold, some time, since,
under an execution issued for taxes which he
refused to pay on the ground thai the Cover
nor ought to be exempt from taxes ez digni-
tate. tits now stated that he has been direc-
ted TO pay his taxes, and that it is likely he
VIII be recalled in consequence of the COM
ments OF the British press upon his conduct.
The Journal records the fact Of recent
arrival Of a few immigrants from the United
States. They came in the brig Comet, where
from il is not stated, and are now settled al Port
of Spain.
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EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

We feel extremely anxious to receive the
news BY the Hamboldt 10 full, the telegraph'c
dispatches having done little more than mise
our curiosity. That Louis Napoleon is deter
mined to carry every thing with high hand,
Q sufficiently evident. That he will succeed
in making himself Emperor ofthe French, there
cannot be q doubt. When seven millions OF
men, over tweniy-one years of age, in single
nation, vote that they are not fit for sel-govern-
ment, no man has a right to complain. II
Louis Napoleon be, as we doubt not ne is,
great rascal and great tyrant, he IS still, ac-
cording to our republican maxim, that all pow
er cmanates from the people, the most legiti-
mate Monarch that ever sat upon throne. If
the French people choose to submit to him, we
may feel grieved for the cause Of freedom, but
nobody has right to find fault with their
choice. 3
After all, it lie perhaps better for the world,
and even for France, that the end arrived as
soon as it did. That it was bound to come, in
the course Of time, no man can now Doubt
That republic could have existed among a
people SO ready to declare themselves incapa-
BILE OF self-goyernment, cannot be believed
France, then, would have gone through The
form Of a republic for some years. She would
have been made the scene of renewed riots,
bloodshed, and massacre, resembling those of
184S, in Paris, and at last she would have fallen
under despor, precisely as she has done now.
Tie people must have regarded the pretence
Of a republic as tine worst possible form ofgo-
vemment, or they would not have thrown it
overheard, by the most tremendous vote, of
which there is any record in popular annals.
Some of our friends apprehend that Louis
Napoleoo will use the guilotine pretty freely.
We see no necessity for it, and he does no.
seem to be man likely to commit an unneces-
sary crime. AT any rate, the question is only
between him and that miscaled republic
which he overthrow. There was, to our hum
bic apprehension, far more danger, not from
the republic itself, but from the factions which
would have subveried it, had not Louis Napo-
leon taken things into his own hands.
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DRUNK AND DisoRpERLY Two white men,
named James Briggson and George A. Williams,
were complained OF on yesterday by Jane Fleming.
She accused them Of entering her house, in LON.
hardy alley, and there throwing her things labout
and acting in s very disorderly manner. Having
also been seen drank and disordsrly at other
houses on Monday evening, they were required to
give bail in the sum of 5000 each 10 keep the peace
The security had not been furnished when the re.
porter left Court.
Barthena Gray was found drank in the street on
Monday evening and very disorderly. rOdcred
ten Iashes.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION AT meet
ing Of the Democratic members of the two Houses
of the Virginia Legislature, held in the hall of the
House of Delegates on Saturday evening, Jan. 81,
ed:
Resolved That in the opinion of this meeting il is
cxpedient to hold convention of the Democratic
party of Virginia, in the city of Richmond, on
Wednesday, the oath of March next, for the pur-
pose of oFDsnzing for the Presidential election.
Resolued. That the Democracy of the various
counties, cities and towns of the commonwealth,
be invited to send delegates to the said Conven-
ton.
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~ Rockbridre Album yy.,cr.

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s rSms sssso =. Campbell:-nayins for
sn,;nns ss snd visited your justly celebraed
yanssss sA0 hs ing uniformly derived much sd.
= .fom the use of the .ss....ef, IcheeEfally add
my testimony to its virtues, both that other inya
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cellent accommodations you have made ana nro.
vided. My disease Is chronic liver affection. sc
companied with cough and dyspepsia The water
uniformly appeals to the liver with great aetios
on the bowels improves the appetite and di.es
ton, and produces general tonic eject on The
whole system. | feel well satisfied that am in.
debed, 70 large extent to the virtue of the rock
bridge Alum spring Water for considerable nor
tion OF the health and comfort have enioyed
since / tried its efficacy 81
respectfully, A. ID. METCALF.
The subacriberis stil the sole agent for the sale
ofths celebrated Water, and receiving from time
TO time ffesh supplies from the above Syringe.
JOHN II. SEAYRkss,
sa-s Columbian Hotel
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Brutal AssAuLr.-Caleb Willis, under recoe
nizance for abusing, maltreating and beating his
whe' was agaia brought before his Honor on yes
terdas on similar charge. His wife could hardly
stand, from weakness occasioned by her husband |.
in humanity. The..unfeeling wretch, in default of
$500 security, was committed to Jail.
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CoHcEar AT THE THrRD PRESBYTERIAN
CHuRcH.-See the advertisement
The programme Of this Concert Is exceedingly at.
tractive aud the performers are among the best
known, and most highly estimated III the city We
can promise the reader. who has any music in his
soul very pleasant evening with them.
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- Mr.. David T. Shaw, the agent of Mile Pa.
redi. arrived in town last evening, and is making
arrangements for a Grand Musical Festival; par.
ticulars tomorrow. Mile parodi is on her way to
Havana and Mexico and her Company consists Of
Amala. Patti Miska Hauser, the yiolini.t and Mau.
rice strakosch, the Composer and Pianist
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NoHros's LirEaARr ALMANAc.-We have re-
ceived from Messrs. Nash & Woodhouae this Alma
mac for ls52 neatly printed and illustrated and con-
sainins great variety Of statistical and useful inior
nation Price i2i centa
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ExpLANArIoN.-lt was stated in the Dispatch
yesterday, that James, servant of Mrs. ALLEN,
was ordered ten lashes, by the Mayor, for being
caught without pass. Unexplained, this para
graph might do injustice to very reputable ser
want. Therefore, we have to say that the one pun.
ished was James. awayward colored boy, and not
Jamss Smith, the very correct, generally respected
and valuable servant on the same premises.
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UNENDoRsEp PAss.--Albert, slave to P. G. Co.'S
by, found with an unendorsed pass, was on yes
terday discharged by the Mayor and cautioned as
to the future.
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Navigation Resumed.

PiTTsBuRG, Feb.i.-The river is now CON-
pletely free from ice, with fifteen feet water
in the channel, and rapidly rising II is cup.
posed that the water will have attained al least
boats commence running tomorrow to Wheel.
ing and Cincinnati.
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WITHOUT PAPERs.-The ease of Virginia Mayo,
free woman arrested for want of papers, was
continued by the Mayor, On yesterday until to-day.
Patrick II. Cousins and Oscar Johnson were both
ordered. by the Mayor, to be comsitted for want
of register.
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DIED.

TLEBURY, infant son of Theodore and Anna T.
Darlington. The friends of the family are re.
quested to attend the funeral from the residence
Of Mrs Littlsbury Darlington, Wednesday at 81
o'clock, without further notice.
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PERIoDIcALs.-We are indebted to Messrs. NASH
& WooDHousE for Bfsckuood tor January aud
Harper's Monthly for February.
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II Who that has suffered with that most tor
mentng Of ill thinss. corns. bat win hall win nv
the sreai arabian Liafmsnt. II persevered in, &
never fssls TO cure. and 10 ust good for slmost
ALL diseasas which require an external spplica-
ton and for animals ne medicine ever discover
ed has proved % eficHcious - III q Fayselrs "a.
han LfnsMsnf. See advertisement Il 4--4t
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KOSSUTH,S PORTRAIT.-

1 KOSSUTH,S PORTRAIT
0SA WHlTEHURST has on exhibition, at his
rooms the only correct portrait of the great Hun.
garian for which he has sat in the United States.
Thousands who have been unable to catch
glimpse of the great original win now have an OPP
portunity of gazing upon perfect counterfeit
presentment" sfe 4L3t&
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LEE & BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
w>A LAW.-SAMUEL I. BAYLY, NOTARY
PUBLIC attends to the taking of dispositions, at
testing deeds, and other ADVERTISEMENTS, and all
tbs duties generally of the office of Notary.
Office on 1lth street, End door from Main.
ia 3ldlm*
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= I CUnE AZ Pam ION q -

- CUnB ALL RAnN D)w II -
M RI q 2 e =,
imunodlo1o1y, Cofne, uheunofism, ChzblstnsI
Lii O q, Paint a The noek a. Lmbe,
mp& 0r rs II he Stomach Of 11o0o1o, Sore
16Uet anA y Neck. Every persea shD11 hsye
xt6ttleby -. Price III and - cents, 70 ~ had
strecker, Gaynor & Weed, Eennekt 4 BserS, i. II.
Duvsl, A. BodakeE. snA 2. Blniz. j. xl--U =
~ CAnB.. 18ESusawuess u5eowenA Ds.
recfory fer 1881 win b. feeay Tor delivery
to subscribefs on or about The 1olk inst Thee
who havsn6e subscribed can do 81 by leeying their
nsmes 1t any Of the bookstores, o. g a. Floyd
House. = w. L.. MONTAGUE,
Z f. 1-6t &93& sfsFf
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l DAGUERREOTYPES and
49, see SIMONS Pictures of the President,
Senators, members OF the House, Cabinet &c,
which are all pronounced very superior; also, his
James and General Lopez All Pictures warranted
to give satisfaction and to be in every respect equal
to the specimens. III. p. SlMONS,
a2l Eagle Square, Isl Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-04

CHANGE OF CLoTHING-Mr. Wsshburn Ashby
made complaint at the Mayors office on yesterday,
that bushy-whiskered man had entered his house
daring his absence. on Monday, and obtained from
his wife, by saying that Mr.. A. wanted to go to
Court his coat. pantaleons, vest and boots. While
at the Court. he espied man named Samuel Clay
ter, whom he Immediately accused of taking the
clothes, affirming that the coat was then on his
back. Mr.. c denied the charge and Ashby then
sent for the tailor-Mr. Miller, whom he yet owed
on the suit-to identify the coat. The parties then
retired to private room, where, after examine
ton of the coat upon Mr.. Cisyter's person. Mr.. A.
and Mr.; NJ: swore positively to its being Ashby's
coat. The case was continued until to-day, Clay
ter having no witnesses in attendance to substan-
tate his unequivocal denial of the charge.
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~ Oniy ~ La and Is cenfs fer BiI-
ions Habits sind the Liver, tho best Pnrs
gnfive Pill knOwn.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
Or ANTIBfLIOUS PILLS IRE the best Pills, a.
thousands who have used them declare. for purify
ing the blood, carrying Oh all bile and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called aRai[
in their good effect. -
DR.. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for rndigss-
tion, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also "a
great demaad-price 25 cents, and for sale BY Pur-
cell l. add 4 Co, Adie & Gray, Gaynor & Wood,
A Bodeker, Bennett Il Beers, Z r. Duyal, o. Al
Strecker and j. Blair. ja2l-s
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EXCHANGE.-Wante to Exchange, 500
LAServants and Bed Blankets for cash, also, other
styles Of Winter Goods, in which great bargains
viii be offered, by
CHRISTIAN & 1krHROH
tie a o. Main street.