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TRUSTEES SALE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON Tn9fB
L arRErT-On acptenhss 10, q eeoG&
on ps..ss eel. by virtue 81 deed o. u.a 70 Ne 49,
Asted duly recorded In AW J. A. D.
No So 5c9 Of the ssA reesses a Was
co~nty, right Title, and - vescsa - -
property cfioe H. ~,
nns for potns 61aas - ~
ru. said asA rusRno nsetA -
re, iok inches thence ssss s shsoee
r. Il, bsgnatnG, containing 3o6N lbs
less. Win the improvements, cossas a sssssy
b,,ck house anAs building. ss.fFs ts.s'
Terms cash, TO he paid down n sale fF8
ststs THO =. vfsnkn, Trsssse
JAS. c. Ms0UInk, 49,
Sept ed Be- oH Ascdswsey
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THE lcxtles---a tale by "Talvi %
Story OF Mont Bianci by Albert Smith.
Sept 10 FRAN
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pure passion Tor lwers "a the only which long
sickness leaves untouched with lis chilling influence
How often during weary illness have we looked upon
new books with perfect apathy, when, il friend has
sent lew f,werr. your heart has eaped up 10 their
dreamy hues aud odors with sense OF renovated child
hood, which seemed like OF the m, s,eries of our
being.
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An old gentleman oil considerable experience says the
first things boy thinks Of after be has stopped running
with hoop are dog, watch, and gun.
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Toe closer we follow Nature and obey her laws. the
longer we shall live the further we 60 from them the
sooner we shall die.
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VALUABLE BUILDING Lots FRONTING SEVENTEENTH
between L. suctou.-On Tuesday tho
I3h shs sell OF the premises O'Clock
three nne building they being lot. Nos g. and o. In Dn
vidsous subdivision Of e9, having front ZACH I'm
wet ~ ~ f. running back to thirty feet alley, between
and n
Alec, immediately shall from,
premises and y DAvdson's subdivision n
I6 Of "
ete inches between and streets nc, running back 100 mel
10 q wiae alley. a4H
The sb~ve dssihed property bsedosy located IN rapidly
improving o s city and the sse win ~ wsi worthy the
ersIon n perprns wishing make good investment
Tsvws One sssd cash balance IN sx snd twelve months TIE
purchaser FIR deferred payments hearing Interest
rom Asy Of sale deed ven and deed ~ TRAD taken Title ID
dispMtak,e. GREEN SCOTT,
HepQ I'D
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A good character is badge OF excellence ths, csnno
be concesIed
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nSEsE VOTES ~ the Soathern MAnufhcsufsrs' Basah
srs redeemed II par by the subssevinet -
n x Agent q. M. bank.
as~ta mi
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II you put two persons In the same bedroom, oil
whom has the iooihache and The other il in love- you
will find that the person who has the toobache will 20
10 sleep frat
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besioN sept 9-lt IS currently rumorod that OF the
hcay grocery houses In COMMERCIAL street has failed for
la amount
learn that the bsrqnc Friendship Capt Sunderland,
foundored at Tho Isssengers crew and
arrived al Halifax.
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Sept 10 FRANCk TAYLOR
THE STORY Mont Blanc by Albert smith.
Pdce 50 cents.
The EIes-a Tuc b. Taivi, author OF IIeloe &c
dollar.
For sale TAYLOR MAURYS
septic Bookstore, 9th
i,II EsAPEAKE Ohio Canal stock wanted by
u PETER A. KELLER,
Sept lo-dat Opposite the Treasury.
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Who ever knew man disposed TO scorn the humble
that not himself fit object OF the poorest
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Department or the Interior.

Department or tho Interior.
ovyIon or IxpIAS AryAuns, Sept l, 1859.
PROPOSALS win be received once O'clock
ne -. day a Of no present month"; for furnishing the following
s sSs s q ss white and ss''d Ms"'' 's'
100 yard. fancy lis, blu.
= 80 30 &c 80 e.. s.s.s list. . co cloth
e 20. ss.. .G e: ss "a" :s. sss''
10 do "a cotton do
10 10 DO {. 90 90 DO DO
g, dozen cotton handkcrehie.
1000 do wcollsn p'.,d.
800 ysrds blue drls -,
s 90 ss s,,.i ;,,pe' and ''''''
500 DO brown .nrtinss
20. 100 aaenel shirts
800 ibs. r'l'ng t~ine
. 90 s sa,s" matt. .s'''
l,o O., DOZEN ,.i India, MI. anivs'
The bids conform 70 this advertisement, BY
furnished
aggregate for each article hid. d.sse
I've to- @ ny. he TIM
whose bid. .. be accepted win be ,sga,,sa In
bid, with satisfactory sarees for the faithful performance Of
The Department, right diminish tn,
s.s "a .s 8. n" s ne
the and to reject all Of the bids
CHARLES r. MIX,
2--dtt 9Th inst Acting Commissioner
CIrUATION WANTED-h lady who has had experience 10
teaching Wishes situation in family ~ The ssnn' o. DIS
piano, French. Satisfactory references given.
Miss @. s., Washington City 7. o.
septg
By y. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRusTEE's SALE or Lor NEAR THE OBSERVATORY
septcmb.. 10 O'Clock, The
virtue Of deed shalt sch lot numbered s. In
g. fronting 81 feet Nd between New York avenue and
hack 3 feet * inches containing Vol feet sor'
\ %
Term. fourth cash LaIance years.
satisfactorily secured bearing Al conveysneins the
penss Of The pnrcbaser.
/ $500. John MARHURY, Trustee.
Jas, g. MCGUIRE,
Sepa-d Auciioneer
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BUFFALO, Sept S-Tho Atlas has received returns from,
one hundred and four Of Vermont which give Fair
banks, (whg.) l4.4l0; Robinson, (dem) 49, $50 and
Brainsrd, tfree-so,) 1880 Senate probably wing. In
the house. 81 whgs SO demo and Ii free soer have
been so lar chosen. H#f
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TIE ARREST Ar NIAGARA fALL..--pIscHAR0E OF sSExp.
BUFFALO, Sept, s-Pstfick Sneed, alias Watson, the al
legged murderer OF james E. Jones. oil Savannah who
arrested at Niagara Falls some days since. this
ing discharged from custody by Judge Sheldon. the
ground that the arrested was supposed 10 DO iugi
tive slave and there Papers here detain him.
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PORTLAND, Sept. Oil learn from Calais tina, seven
buildings, between the railroad and Ferry Point de-
stroyed by fire last night, and two pcished In tho
flames, Loss, 81. 600.
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An exchange gays: "The politician shonld not only be
great bnt good man II is great pity the fact was
not sooner disclosed.
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LATER xkox axxICo.

Ngw ORLEANS. Sept. Late advces from Mexico stats
thai several States greatly dissdsced towards Santa
Anns and hal pronounced against his cxertions.
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Nkw YoRV, Sept 9-p. m.-Tho stock market 10 quiet.
United States SIS l22 Canton, z9l Erie. 70; Loag
Island, ssi Reading, IS; Parker Vein, 20f Cumberland
coal 80; Phosnx, II; New Creek, 3; Nicaragua 16l
McCullock gold mines sales tieh
Flour frnl-sales 5000 bbs State SO 80; southern.
SO 81 Sales 20 900 bushels whcat-I;enesse. $50 l62
cents. and Ohio white Iis $50 cents Corn 900 bush-
els yellow at 81 a 81 Genie.
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The annexed beautiful lines copied from a tomb
stone in a graveyard in New Orleans:
"Theres not an hour, day. or drea ming nigh but
with thee; there's not wind but whispers OF thy
name, and not flower that sleeps beneath he moon blu
in lis hues or fragrance tells a tale OF thee"
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The constitution may be injured by ovcr-nursing and
the mind unnerved By being prevented IRON relying t
own resources &at .IfeSi ##Ht
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BY TELEGRAPH.

AsAiyAL on me AsIA--rRaIx
NEw foSn, Sept s-Il. p m.--The sic amer Asia has
arrived, bringing dates Of the 9Th ult
#r GENERAL NEWS
The general intelligence is devoid Of interest The
ern question ia siar geo, but was generally regarded
q settled. #a .g.Hs
Mr. Souc was in Paris, where he would remain few
days previous 10 proceeding TO Madrid. n
The steamer Taurus sailed from Liverpool
Wednesday for New York. via Boston.
@ MARKgrs efsH #stJt#
LIvgRrooL Aug ga The cotton market Is quiet. at
quotable decline Lower grades would. however, be d.
cult TO sell without concession The aIkrt closed
quiet Sales of the week 81 TO bales of which
took 20 and exporters 1850 bales Stock e02 500 bales
including $40 033 bales American. The quotations wers
fair Orleans. ID. mddiirg. Gid fair Upland and Mobile,
sd. mddlng Mobile, 81. middling Upland, s 1864
B'eadsuffs continued excited, owing to unreasonable
weather, and prices had sl further advanced For the
week Tho advance in wheat had been 4d 3D. per bushe
and in hour L, Is 6i. Is per barrel Corn in de-
mand al Cd Is per quarter advance. White wheat was
quoted al S. 81 81 81 mixed and red 81. Be- Gi Ca
nal flour, 2ss 3D. 23y I'd. Philadelphia aud Baltimore
30s 30s. 81 Ohio, 30s 6I southern, 26s Cd While
and yellow corn, 81, 3D. 32s. Cd. 81 aase
LONDON MONEY MARKET --Consols closed 93i United
States 6s 6S. ii0h INA ditto, 62 1921 Penney lvania
SIS, 85 Maryland SIS, 81 50 Pennsylvania Central rail-
road 95aa Tl: Reading s6a S7i,
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The beauty OF behavior consists in the manner. not
The discourne
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CIrUATION wANTED-h lady who has had experience in
teaching wishes family In the Dis
She will English branches, music
piano, and French. Satisfactory references given
Please reply to
Miss @. s., Washington City T. o.
septe
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Qleen Victoria has prohibited the polka being danced
in her presence
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There is one invention exhibited in the New York
Crystal Palace which ia a real blessing for mothers and
nurses This is Edmonds patent Theological Cradle.
Mothers Hep, This cradle upon the principle
OF pendulum OF clock IN TACT, IL is wound up by
closkwork, and will rock for abou, twenty four hours
without any going it, The article is patented.
aad sells v4'ious prices from hundred doliars.
instead Of winding up clock, the master of family
contents hGs<li with winding up the cradle Although
unprevnng II admirable invention TO increase
the eomfors Of infancy and alleviate the labors OF
mother OF = nurse
RExoviSo RING FROM YOUNG IADy's yixorH
Dr.. Castle, III Richmond. Virginia, communicates to
the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal the folio ing
Ingenious method, devised by him. for exreang young
ladys finger from ring which TOO small for her
We give his story ia his own Language:
An interesting young lady, about seventeen years oil
aGe had presented her gold ring, which she forced
over the Joints OF her middle finger. Afier few
mens the finger commenced swellg. and tie ring could
sent icvs but could 60 nothing. The famy, and The
yo.rg lady especially were now in The greatest conss
nation A ieweIier sent for Alter many futile et-
Temple 10 cut the ring with cutting nrIera, and 10
apart with foe saw, and after hrussBg and lacerstnE
the flesh, warm lamentations and leeches were applied
out al without anordng the slightest benefit, DR.. --
requested my presence, with the compliment that per
maps ~ mechanical ingenuity might suggest something
at once proceeded 10 the house of the paen and found
me yosng lady moet devlovab.e Of mental az
ony, the doctor embarrassed and the family in h,xh
state OF excitement procured soms prepared chalk,
ana appsd between the ridges OF swollen hs-h all
around The hnger and secceeded in drying the coxnk
and aorsded h.eh, then with a piece of soft
hnsn. succeeded in polishing the ring by drawing ii
tsn'y round the ring between the swollen parts then
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-23
CABlMET FU@MUITRE,
CHAIRS, &c.

TENHE subscriber having taken tho old
l. Stand, occupied by his father, II. J.
Linsley, for the last thirty years, as Cab
met Ware House, begs leave TO inform the
public, that lie has on hand very large
assortment of all kinds of Furniture OF
his own manufacture, suited to the coun>
try market, and having facilities, second to
no establishment of the kind in this part
of the State, for manufacturing any article
in his line. to order, with despatch, and in
the best ct, lie Of workmanship, ieels assu-
red, that he can supply customers both as
to quality and price, on better terms, than
can be obtained elsewhere.
la his assortment will be found at al
times. Superb Sofas, ut less than city pri
ces. Mahogany, and large number OF o'h
or kinds OF Rocking Chairs, and Chairs OF
all kinda, tables, bureaus, Secretaries, and
ether articles too numerous TO mention.
lie earnestly request all wishing TO
pur Lase any thing in his line to give him
a call, as he is determined, TO make it for
the interest of all to purchase at his estab>
lishm er, on account Of superiority in the
articles, and cheapness in the price.
JAMES II. LlNSLEY.
Woodbury., Feb. %, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-23
UrCHFTLED COUNTY
AaRI0UITWRAL STOR.

e8lIaaNNN4
glNHE subscriber has made an arrangement
with Wm, HOVey for the sale Ofhis Gel
ebratod Straw and C0rn-Stalk Cutter. shall
sell all sizes OF his Cutters al the lowest cash
prices. " 1Olesale and retail. By purchasing
these Cutters Farmers and Mechanics will be
able 10 save their stock from starvation. A
great variety OF New York s. Boston PLOWSs
Sylhes, PUchfoUks, Manure Forks. Bog and
PoIatoe Hooks, Shovels. Spades sc HARD
WARE Of all kinds, Door Trimmings. Hand
and Circular Saws, Files. Nails and spikes Of
ali kinds DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
CROCKERY aud TIN Ware, Brass and Iron
KETTLES a great variety.
Stoves and Pipe aud Furniture. great vas
rietv of the moet approved patterns.
Furnace Castings Of every descriptions
Mill Gearing of all kinds Water Wheela,
owe, shot, pilch-back and pGessure-everything
in the Iron line can he had at the shortest
notice al Baidwin's Furnace.
Above all, RaldwiM's Improved Railroad
CHAIN.PUMPS are taking the lead of every
thing in the pump line. These pumps are
sure O give satisfaction.
Being located on the line Of iheProvidence,
Hartford and Fishkill Railroad. pumps are
sent TO any part of the United States al the
shortest notice.
Turning La,hes and Turning Engines.
Machinery Of every description made and
repaired. Paalicula. attention paid to getting
up new Patterns of machinery, water wheel
governors. horse powers and thrashers, wood
avs, sc. SC.
The subscriber fat,ers himself that his long
experience will enable him to give Satisfaction
in all the branches Of his business.
Gbz-Call and see. Don't forget the place.
WANTED-1OO tons sc.sr iron.
II. BALDWIN.
Washington, Conn, Aug 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-23
R0hRMiI.
n - k'hR1eiI.
11 :;. ::!; !: ::; :::st . s:;::
W. Luchfield County this

INO '"''l s,anG IN several ca, towns VIM
sessom ior the benefit Of those who may feel
disposed 10 secure his services. The subscri.
Der brings this Horse before the public with a
belief that he will prove worthy Vi their notice,
and also as represented by the subscriber !;
and further believe that when one has crlt.
cised him justly, he will say Of him as regards
beauty Of form. color, weight, disposition and
power Of endurance combined, he is not ex-
eelled by any sso tx horse IN Connecticut. His
weight. in good flesh, is 1856 color jet black /;
stands over IS hands high is very active and
easy in movement, and in the opinion Of many
10 beautiful pattern Of horse. Thu horse
is from full-blood Morgan mare, and on the
past Of the sire from breed of horses known
in the Canadas as the Phoenix race-a race
Tor all purposes not to be excelled by any
known race in the Canadas he was sired by
Gardner, Gardner by Phen.x, Phenix by old
Toronto. He will be at Speneer's stable on
Saturday morning Of every week till 8 A M !;
at Can6elo's stable. South Farms, IL o'clnck
same day !; Saturday at S M and Monday
Of each week till 9 A M, at the stable Of G..
Cosswell, New Preston. Terms and S..
N. BAH put on a warrant and disposed
Of before foallng mnst pay the warrant. See
horse bills. WILLIAM Fl. SEYMOUR.
West Hartford, May, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-23

u OSBORN L. CO. having purcha>
A1s sed the sttre Of Goods Of Samuel Buel
u. D., will continue the sale Of Dry Goods
Groceries, Paints and Oils. Particular a'ten-
lion will be paid to the sale "f DRUGs and
MEDICINES. all Of which are warranted pure
All sales will be supsriniended by Dr.. f.
Osborn, whose long experience shall give
abstraction.
The subscriber would respectfully ofteI
his services 10 the iRhabilants Of LitchH
ieId and its vicinity as Physician and
Surgeon. E OSBORN, ID. ID.
Litchheld, Sept Is 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-23
BRIDGEPORT
PRINTING COMPANY.
OFFICE 81 WATER STREET.

Nearly opposite the Station,
BRIDGEPORT, CT.
THE Subscribers, Agents for the above
l. named Company, are now prepared 10
do any kind Of work froma
MAMMOTH POSTER,
to small Gard.
They have lately supplied themselves with
large assortment Of Plain and Fancy Type,
and would call the attention Of Joint Stock
Compa aies or those about forming, to their
specimens Of STOCK, TRANSFER, REcEIPT
aAd CHECK Books.
U9 Orders from the Country for a"y
Books will be filed at short Eotice and al
reasonable rates.
We will furnish a Li,hograph Check Book,
gotten up in handsome style with wide mar
sin-ruled, and on good paper. for from Four
Dollars TO Six and halt, according TO size.
Orders for oil kinds of Printing and Litho.
graphing solicited.
ELLISON & HALL, A gents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-23

8, 1858.
TRAINS OUT OF BRlpGEPoRr.
FIRST Freight Tain leaves Bridgeport
for W,nsied at S 90 A. NJ, connecting a,
stratford with the 90 A. NJ, Train from
New Haven.
Second Freight Train leaves Bridgeport
for Waterbury, at 8 80 A. M. connecting at
Stratiord with the 8 is A. NJ. Train from New
Haven.
First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport
for Winsted, a, 10 80 A. NJ, or on arrival Of
The A. M. Express rrain from New York,
conn eciing at the Junction with the 10. 10 A.
NJ. Train from New Haven.
Third Freight Train will leave Bridgeport
for Waterbury, at A 90 P. M.
Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge
port Ter Winsed at 52S P. M, or on the ar.
rival Of The 3.OOP. NJ. Express Tain from
New York, connecting at The Junction with
The 10 2. M. Train from New Haven.
TRAINS INTO BRIDGEPORT.
First Passenger Train leaves Waterbury
Tor Bridgeport u, S rs A. NJ, connecting at the
Junction with a train to New Haven, and at
Bridgeport with the 6.35 A. M. Train for
New York.
Second Passenger Tram leaves Winsted
a'7.15 A. M, connecting at the Junction
with Train I" New Haven, and at Bridge
port with the 10 l2 A M Tram TO New York.
First Freight Train will leave Waterbury
i"r bridgeport at l P NJ.
Third Passenger Train leaves Wi.ste6 a,
Las P M c"nneciin- at The Junction with q
Train 10 New Haven, and at Bridgeport with
the 4 80 p nj Tram to New Yo,k.
Second Freight Tram leaves WInsted al
| IL 40 P Nj.
A Passenger Car will be alta ched to each
Freight Tram.
| STAGE LINES.
Bradiey's Stag" from Woodbury., South,
bury, S"u'hfOrd, and Oxford, vii connect a,
Seymour ttiumphre ys.iIle) with The ga M
Train down. Returning, leaves every day on
the arrival Of The S % P NJ Train from Bridge
port. aud on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sa,ur.
days. on arrival OF The 10 80 4 NJ Train.
| MeNels Stage from Waieriown, will CON-
meet at Waterbury every day with the 8 &c
A M Train down. Returning on arrival n
the 10 80 A NJ Train from Bridegroom. and
on Saturdays from the % P NJ Train.
| Fsnn's Stage from Lirchfeld will connec,
at Liichfield Station with both pa ssense,
Trains each way.
A Stage for HitchcocksvilIe, ColebrooL
River and New Boston, will leave Winsted
every day on arrival If the noon passenger
Train, returning to the 7 Is A VI Tram down
tB% Freight will be way. billed as usua
SfOm each Station Tor New York, New Ha.
ven, and Bridgeport
I PHILO HURD. Superintendent.
Bridgeport, May 8, 1883.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-23
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE
WeELs4KsA COMP.AV'H.

BE It known that we, the subscribers, do
hereby associate ourselves as q body polite
and corporate, pursuant to the provisions OF
the 18th Chapter Of the Title Sd e the Revised
Statutes Of the State Of Connecticut, entitled
"Of joint Stock Corporations" and the fol-
lowing are the articles Of association and
agreement:
Article 1.-The name Of the said corporation
shall be the WELAKA CoMPANY.
Ar! 1.-THE capital stock Of said corpora
zion shail be Twenty Thousand Dollars, and
she said capital stock shall be divided into
Eight Hundred Shares, of Twenty five Dollars
each Share. ~
Art IIl-The purpose for which said corpo.
rai n is established is the following, viz: To
manufacture, sell and deal in articles made in
whole or in part of Wool or Cotton-and TO
deal in buying and selling any kind of goods.
wares or merchandise, and TO purchase and
fe'l ell articles necessary or convenient Tor the
prosecution Of the said business. and general
" 10 do oil things incidental 10 SAID business.
and necessary 10 the management Of the
same. ~
ArIV-The Statute Law Of the State Of
Connecticut relating 10 joint Stock Corpora
tions 10 hereby particularly referred TO and
mac ,cart Of these Articles, and this corpora.
zion hereby established and orgaaized under
and pursueht to the said Statute Law. shall
have the power, and proceed according to the
regulations described and specified therein.
Art V-Each subscriber to these articles
agrees TO take the uumner Of shares annexed
to hts name Of The capital stock Of said corpo-
Ratio n - each share 10 be twenty-five dollars os
'AfOresa,d, and To be paid by ins'allments as
the Directors Of said corporation shall cell in
the same.
Art Vl-The notes o, bills payable Of this
eoaposatioa shall he Signed by The President
or Treasurer. and Icoun, ersigaed by the Sec
Rotary, To be good against said corporation.
Art Vli-The corporate name shall not be
used 10 endorse any note, draft, check or bill
Of exchange, in which this Company has mo-
q direct interest.
Art VsH-Thc said corporation ia establish
ed aud located in the town of Norfolk, count,
OF L,tchfeld and State Of Connecticut.
Dated at Norfolk, May 5'h. 1883.
Subscribef's ma hes. Number Of shares.
Rufus Holmes, One Hundred and Sixt,
f1enrv c 'KilbOnrn, Two Hundred and Fort
Joseph K kllboGrn. Two Hundred aud Fort
Edward Khbourm One Hundred and Six,,
The foregoing is true copy Of the orr gina
Articles Of Association Of the Welaka Com
pany, which articles are hereby caused TO b,
published 1t full length in conformity with tn,
Ssatuiein such case provided.
RUFUS HOLMES, President.
EDwAaD E. KILBoURN, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-23
SILVER w ARE
Fine Gold & Silver Watches, JeWelry
Fancy Goods. &C.

At the Old Stand No. Exchange place,
BRIDGEPORT.C CT.
YVNHE firm OF Blackman & SAINT 'rd so long
known at the above place having DIS
Sawed. the business is now conducted by the
snhsc1iber who will be happy to see all VII"
v,si, me CITY either for business or pleasure
II "a nv intention to keep larger assortment
Than has eve hNan offered IN this place, whleE
will a, al ,imes be lreelv shown either to the
purchaser or the curious.
NV Stock of Jewelry is very large and EN-
bracing every style i'll fashion.bolh fine Gol'
and plated.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Gold Watches
eyery description, quality and price. from
$40 to $1,000, and Silver Lever, Lerine, and
Verge Watches of every quality that ca" be
warranted to keep time. Silver Forks, Spoons
Knives. Ladies. Cups: Sugar tongs, &C., large
assortment always on hand warranted as pnre
as coin. and IF the most fashionable style,
silver work of all kinds madeto order, Je"elry
and Srectacles made and repaired.
Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals,
Plates, Spoons SC. engraved in superior
style. =. ,,.c,.
Fine Watches, rerairedin the most perfect
manner, and warranted in all cases to perform
well, Watcl sent by Express or otherwise
for repairs will receive immediate attention.
GEO. s SANFORD
No Exchange Place.