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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05
RI A * E,S
PATENT FIRE AND WATER PROOF PAINT
OR ARTIFICIAL SLATE.

OR ARTIFICIAL SLATE.
For the claims Of Mr. Blake, as Patentee. TO the
exclusive disposition OF this article ard Tor the nli-
Fneroas and reaoie estioass Of its Valuable Quail.
nes, they refer to the cifeGaf OF Mr Bake, con.
taInihg Information sufficient 10 convince the mos,
sSe7'lca Of It's Great Value al.o, the opinion q
the lion. Daniel Webster as 70 the validity Of Mr.
Bases Patent, aud setting forth the liability to ga
prosecution which all persons viii incur in rrepar-
ul8' mah'n5, nseihg and selling the above named
pant IN violation OF his right
FOR themselves they would not act as AGENTS for
tais article, or recommend it to their friends had
tney hot commence IN me numerous and highly re.
spectacle certificates, from men &c erienca al
practical experience fayoraby known fbrongbon,
the country. Possessing these Essential pr,n-,a,;as
IN addition to those OF ordinary coarse paints sncb
"A Yellow Ochre, Spanish Brown Venetian H.
and requiring much less OIL, and hence greatly a.
mnshing the cost; theyiwould recommend the use
Of this paint, in their stead
Its natural shades Of Slate and Chocolate. II do.
sired, can be changed by adding Of other highly col.
ofed paints without affecting its quality. For pre-.
serving either Brick or Wood work, TINS Paint is su.
perior to any other, forming more durable and
suitable ground work, becoming hard like Slate, adj
ding much to the health OF brick houses, and the
durability of the walls, BY projecting them from ex-
terna moisture. Especially ID it superior to any
other for Hulls Of Vessels.
Tin roofs well coated With this Article, are the
Cheapest and best fire proof roofs in use
Shlngled roofs would be materially protected from
hre, and rendered more durable if covered with the
came
For saleby
JAMES JONES & co.
June :, Is5!-Iy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

GtONSTJCk' 5 VERbuFuGE This is rie
~ most extraordinary remedy ,or worms ever
1.ed il e0ectus y eradca'es worms from b0lh
Adults and children, Il cannot harm tho most deli
cate infant or strongest adult ard never fails 10 com.
petely root ont and destroy all hnds OF worms. The
cost Is cts. per bottle. puts i within the reach OF
all, and all parents who are without it are exposing
tn lives Of their children to these fell desToyers o.
youth sworms"
Soldn n. York only by Comstock g. Brother No.
John st.. in Columbus only BY j. Blair in Aber.
deem BY Hampton g. IIera1op feb .;-34-iy
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10 THE OLD AsD YouS7 +,
no re Rrn HEADS AHn CRTY.t'
rHfsonESos ~ cHENfsrhY.;.l
EAST INDIAHAiR DYE.


Colors the Hrr, and tcW aof he Mir
'E1illS dye may be applied 10 the hair over nigh.
TIE tirt night turning the Iigbtcst red o. grcr
lnir to a dark brown, md BY repeating second
niBtio bright jet black Anyperson, nav there
fore, with the Ieas. possible trouble, keep hs bail.
ang daft slade perfect black, within positive 70
sonnce tust the dye, il applied IT, the skin VIM nz
coor Z, by an occasional application, a perscs
tuning grey viii nesci BE- known to have 4 pfsy
hair Directions complete with tie arti .lc There i.
20 eoorb2 n ths statement, as one can easily ter,
These iaets are warranted By tie gentleman vlo
manufactures T. WHO'S the celebrated Chemist, pr
Com'ioea an'lior Of Comstocks Chemistry phoi,
ply md oihef work., and Sehooi Books, NcA knop
and wlGely celebrated by he petite
BOD IA \. York only by Eorns,oek s. Brother, Ne.
=, JOIN q IN Columbus OILY ~ J Blair IL Abes-
deem bF hampton & Iieratp6. feb g2-14-lv.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05
AEN VOi,IG

LIFE INNtRASCE COMPANY,
100 B5OHieag, Nev iora
Capital now, $4,000 Dollars aud randy sccumu
afng principally invested in I = Stock
PLINY FREEMAN, MORRlSFRANkLIN.
AcTtsrT PRr>urNr.
AGENCY, No - CAMP ST. NEW ORLEANS
UNDER LOCAL BOkRD OF DIRECTORS
NJ extra charges for Southern residences on ac-
CltnBted kisks
A Credit Of Forty per cent Of Premiums given
on LIRE POLICIES.
AnAnnual Dividend made from 40 10 80 per cont,
on which interest Is PAID yearly IN CASH to the
Insured
Applications 10 be matc 20 md information given
by W. j. ANDERSON Agent
April &c s5l-nl3-tf Columbus, Miss.
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eY'nnr-inir a6lh.lsl..
T0TICE.

90 ARfr3 n. Cage is ovr suthcfiacd sfrni -
- aes Sso are iadei'rd 70 Weaver Mutlusc
Co tsas5s. viii End theiF notes and accct-'s IN
h'hag3i ,nY one having claims Gsias, us VII
neage = ent 1nca 10 ". W Csre.
WI a. WEAVER
JOHN VI. MUlLIN
Co'nssAns. Nee. IT, lssn. s-t
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OFr' EY ~ NFAKE

SouA SIDE If 1aln reet,
ORR STAND ~ WfAyFR. MuLLfy & Go.
tsyBE Undersigned have formed a copahnorship
under The above Style FOR the purpose Of con
dnctiug Mercantile Basnes., IN the Dry Good
line, al the above vel known Old s'and --Waefe they
have on baud pctl selected assortment If
STAPLE (T FANCY DRY GOODS.
surapIe tor the Season and this market; Together
with Ready mqde Clothing, Hardg1rs IL Queens.
rare. Saddiery dc.
We invite our friends and tie public to give ~ a
call ard examine our stock as we have no doubt Of
being abe tosaithem in Goods and prices.
0llN Il. OTtLEY,
PETER STARK.
Columbus July 18th. $50. Ply.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

D. 1. .ul.EH.

E7OoSERSoF AID DEALERS IN HORSES.
& Cafsaa's Fstsisr gfz7asaf, ~ st1ie a.
d Fouudar. sin itesi. lig1f-bound H1fseF, ~
ans cua.raetea aas fefe;.sa feel, anonssi hfgiaes
ia Tie lesh Ts,.ed backs. efseksd heels, hctshla,
cuts kieks 6c.. IN huTses.
CARLTON'S RfNfi-B0NE CC9E, fa- i7r esrp
Of FiRs eoae, beel spawn, boas sPIgias w.rega-s.
and sF.lHt-s eeTfaia renedv
n Rlaz-toae CsFe srl 1uafef Or ssEi ~
pseTsred trvu tie fgt K q rsF5 ts.ebrHea "a,
sli Fars;zE. sa5 ssil cure il aaslF.'sae ,ssst "a
o ore auH.ra4 any q TIE aects g@m.iair's ll~s
ave been used b .afasts. isc. ssE.ris.ssass -.
nf.eo-s, and oiaegs, willl &c snost npkal - ~
cited sacessz.
Sod IN \ Yost only l, t,..'ns'oss & Brothrt. 81.
9, John 4 ia Columbus ariy y J. BisiG n Alss.
ieen bg 'isapsoa & Ilero1aH FEB ae-s4-lg.
NI'LANES WORM rERuErGE ~
VI follow ~ order sllass y aucs tis cga'sid ?
and Tho excelleHee o this E7-si irsdtiEs Csren-
Gates haze been so mntipsi ia favor q III. VIZ
mi;ose, t1st We consider !, anReSessat1 70 al ar
more.
YORK, July 2s,h, lsas-
eJKid {. Co.-Ths Nc'niiugc len Us "a 81 >
some tsae ago nv your sfsai, is nj sold. Il reas
very rapidly, snd gives great ssiisfaeten. A. 80
ere entirely ovt Of the afis e, and hsYing frssres
lbs Cor Il, ,sa sa peace send rs cone inuet..
! de'v c. a. MORRIS 4 c. ="
For sale 5. lanes JONES & CO.
y,ae7, lsti--p;a-iy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

DISSOLUTION,

fENIlE eopAtnership heretofore existing between
fLisnA S-vtL snd SrEgggy q LSTcilgU ia,
heen dissolved IN consequence oi the dscesse Of las
'otutr. The bnoka Of the cid concern, ,okplhsr
with altie notes aul 81 .oup's due tic same are n
The hands u tie under signed who aone e suipo'.
,ted 10 settle tie same al persons iuaeb'ed &c tho
ate firm arc requested to come fsFvard and uako
se:isHeni
rYrgrIF.N- 4, rrf-rtf-r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05
DIRECT TRADE.

sENNE subscribers have made Arrangements 70
4 Import and are constantly receiving n =
iro1 F'ance and England Henaessy, Dicky Il.
Ion3i ard Dupuy d Co, Alex Segretle y Co
AMI u,her london Dock md CodDAc Bfandes wlirl
'neY otter w Ne At fair aaIset ra.fs, eiA.r from
t7e't Store 3r fon GePURnent be0ie, Wefe-house
iney are also npae;H jlElslra ne OF tineo
and melnm z ,1-s, f-om The celed tet House o.
''eW,on iEd1n, G1S e,ii . Co. of t.i1 re; Cham
+ gne Wine from tle wa :HoWH Hos ot Bauchet
fills a. Oronet, France; aud superior Holland
Gin prepared expressly for tie English marae,, fom
Liverpool
The above articles are guqrart5ed pure, 70 be Of
or opn Importation, AM superior 70 similar articles
purchased in any of the Eastern markets.
A share Of business from the interior Ct our State
Ia solicited n strengthel Us q onr endsay5r 10 es-
t4blish NJ Mobile, regiIlr ionso for lire: Ia24r.
dtior Of Wines and liquors Of I'LL kinds, wnere
ms rGhanta can have their orders filled without the
necessity Of calling on New York or Boston or any
ther Eastern city We pledge ourselves t., the pub
lie in return for their patronage, hat orr Iorms snail
ne reasonable prices tie these At he North,
n1 our goods the best hat can be procured in tie
European markets
In the retail department Of oar business, we are
prepared to fill orders for every descriptoa Of Wines
3randes, Gin, Ale, Porter, CIDER, &C. 5y tie rsl-
lon, or dozen, at the lowest posaba prices, and as
our motto is "satisfact2n To our customers or NJ
SALE feel certain, that having once given us
trial, we shall secure permanent custom.
WOLFF Il co.
Wholesale and Re'rail DeaIears
In Wines and Liquors
80 Commerce ST., Mobile, Ala.
April 10, 1851. nt3-6n.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

~ OltMS--WORNS,--In commanding IL.
w NJ Lane's Worm VermiEsge 10 he pubic, 10
nrofrie'ors OF this great remedy peisr 70 uae t.s
aiRnage OF those who have tested its merits III ~
and be convinced
"At@EyD. AtIfonrsY Co Pa Sept !, tel.
-, kdi u Cove received cuat,'y q
u Lanes VealuFe bY your agent. when we have
sold toour customers anu ii every cise Y hrs had
unparalleled soecesa and has never ailsd Ia sly
case. We might mention any number Of e-sch.
where itlas had wonderful success, II wasneceasary
kAURN 81 RICHARDSON"
For sale at
JAMES JONES & co
June Is, l55,-59-ig
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sTEpnEN G. LETCuER,
April e, ls5i. nil~f

esNHE LIVER CONpifANT.--Dr. MI "a
tie inventor 81 he tes> ,ehedf ior that fnaria.
disease, wlrca la, ever been offered 10 the pahlic,
thus describes tie symporis mhch Indicate c!str
tered state Of TINT mporap, organ;
SYMPTOMS Of DISEASED LlveR.--Paia in tA
rght stc, under, tic edge u The RIBS increased On
pressure. SuB3t mes the pain is ii ihclst Gile.--
The patian; is ucly abs 10 lie on the len size,
Sometimes tae paa is 'et under the shoulder bisce.
and itlftQaentY extends To tie top Of tie shoulder.
aud Is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in The
um, Tho stomach affected with loss Of sppe'its
and sickaesa-ihe loves in general are cosuve,
'ormtimea alternative with lax The head il troaa-
led with pain, accompanied with q dlll, heavy SER
4atlon N The back tart. There IS generally ecL-
siderable loss 81 memory accompanied with patti
Nl sensation OF having len andone something whirh
ought toha been done A slight dry cough ]. sorc-
tunes an attendant The patient conplsiGe Of wea-
rness and deb8iiy-.be is easily a,aftfd--his feet
are cold or burning and he complains ai pfick'v
! sensation OF tie skn lie spirits are low; and ne
though he IS satisfied that exercise world be bened.
caI 10 hm. vet he can scarcely summon Up fo,ii.
ude enoeg TORY Il In fact. lie di'!rrEs every
REMEDY
Have vau any or al o, these srmF'oms' Ce.lsrd
purchased bpx Of Dr. MLane's plsia AZ.
JUNG ls6l-S9-ly JAMES JONES & co
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& NoAE oN-rHEkE IS ENOUGH FOX
~ ALL l'i-1'he fol'osicg letter IS pltliFhad
oy tho propfetor7, tatt tie public MAJ perceive It's
rghs'aug demand ab.ghtusls for Doctor Mclarc's
celebrated Worm Specific. They have bo%eyef,
m'da such aaranaemen.s 40 MI cradle them to fiji
al orders pfcnpiy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05
u JN..gt.tr. -. Mar.h lf- lsAr

"D-. MrEqa.-oeor sir--Tho Vcfri'epe v,n
len with ne last fall, Las org since teen eoli, and
could aavc -o.d great dael mGfe il had lad Il
Since NY return from toe Easi. sagc been called
upod nearly e.ery day to wrle 10 yoa, ftqasstr. ~
Immediate gp3y. have already tfI,d your Yer
m,iuge 10 nj oan family, and loand il 10 he toe
best ha"e ever nsed. IF MORRISON"
For sac by JAMES JONES &c
June 1t, l85l-5o-ly,
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Clirehugh's Tricophcrous

Read tho following and be sure IND get the gca.
me AIt.cIet
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

Columbus. Miss MsyI7. IssI-nis-Iy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
RIOT AT HoBoKEN.

On Monday larst week the German peO.
pie of New York peacebly assembled at
HObOken with their wives and children, to
celebrate their National Festival of Pente-
cost, as they have done for several years
past. The intruders had refreshment for
which they refused to pay; and when the
demand was insisted on, responded by
breaking the booths at which they had been
entertained. Thus assailed and provoked
to fight, the Germans naturally took the
matter into their own hands and dreadful
riot ensued, in which both parties seem to
nave fought with equal ferocity. Neither
police nor military force were at hand to
stop it, and the one or two magistrates who
sought to intervene, were knocked down
and injured by the combatants, and for
some hours the battle ragged with fury, the
Germans finally proving victorious and
bringing off their women and children to
this side Of the river. Life was lost, severe
wounds received. and property destroyed.
Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
THE
AT THE
bee HIVE"
New Spring and Summer

A SPLENDID assortment just received,
IA comprising super. Black and Colored
Mantillas. and Dress SILKS.
Super. Black and Cold Bareges.
do. do. BaTege Dslaines.
do. Black and COl'd M. Delaines.
do. do. do. Poplins.
do. do. 10. Printed French
and English Muslins.
do. Black and Col'd Printed French,
English and American Calicoes.
do. Black and Colered French and
Scotch Ginghams
do. Black Silk Laces, Fringes, Gimps,
&c, all qualities.
Also, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves, Buttons,
&C.. all descriptions.
Black and Cord Silks, Cashmere, Thi,
bet, Barge and other SHAWLS.
French Wro't Collars, White Laces and
Edgings. ..
Jack't and Swiss Edgings, Insertings,
Flouncings, SC.
Irish Linens, Shirtings, Sheetings, &C. a
large stock.
CARPETING, Paper Hangings, Ladies
Shoes and Parasols.
Also, Chairs. Bedsteads, Geese Feathers,
Ready Made Clothing and Shirts.
GROCERIES,. Crockery, Hardwa &c
N. B. Eggs Wanted-and Shirts given
out to be made as usual, and for sale by
the dozen Or single very low, by
S. N. BRONSON & CO.
Lilchfield, June Cd, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
DIED..

DIED in this village, on Tuesday evening,
Sd instant, after a very protracted illness,
Which he bore with unusual patience.
OZIAS SEYMOUR, Esq, aged about IS.
His funeral will be attended ON Friday, at 3
O'Clock, p. M.
AS Mr. Seymour had passed his entire
life in this village, having been prominent>
ly befre this community for more than
half century, it IS probably unnecessary
to make any allusion to a loss which all feel
and all will mourn. His death is remov-
al of a time honored land mark-a few only
Of which remain, and those few are fast be-
ingremoved. Possessing by inheritance ten
der sympalhies Of heart, which early ia life
he dedicated to his Redeemer and the hap
piness of those around him manifesling
through life the most lively sympathies for
the poor and the afflicted, he may be said
to have passed his long life in doing good.
lie held many offices of trust indicating
the confidence of the people. For many
consecutive years he performed the duties
Of High Sheriff of Ltchield County, with
much credit to himself being prompt and
faithful officer, iempering the severity of
the law with the kindness of his heart.
His loss will be deeply felt by the Epis,
copal Church Of which he was a consistent
member, and very liberal contributor TO
the support of its worship, from its inlancy
to its present manhood. He found the
consultations ofthe christian religion his sup
port and reliance through the long period
of his illness, and saw with fearless eye
and steady nerve the approach of death.
The poor and needy will miss his Oft re-
peated and timely benefactions. His fam
i'y to whose welfare and happiness he had
particularly devoted himself, will deplore
the loss of one who was the exact pattern
OF a christian father. In a word tho entire
community will long respect
him for that rare combination OF character
which diffused such an atmosphere ofcom-
fort and happiness around it, of one who
being dead yet speaketh." Com.
In SouthLury. goth u!t. Hon. JOSIAH HIM
MAN aged o..
In Salisbury. HULDAH FRENCH aged 2l-
daughter Of Thomas C. French Of Sh"ron.
In Sharon. Mrs. ELLIS Lockwood aged II
widow OF Trowbrdge Lockwood
In New York. June Isl, Colonel HEMAN w.
CHrLps aged SO.
In Plymouth, on the 23d of May, ALBERT
E. OSBORN. only son of George S. Osborn,
aged 10 years. WI
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05

IMPORTANT HIsroRIcAL MANuscRIPT.-
A very Interesting discovery, according to a
Chicago paper, has recently been made
among the manuscripts which were saved
from the pillage Of the Jesuits' College in
Quebec:
1t is well known by those familiar with
the resources of early American history
that the publication of the Jesuit Relations
which furnished SO much interest in regard
to the discovery and early exploration of
the region bordering on our Northern Lakes
was discontinued after the year 1672.-
Some were known to have been written,
but the manuscripts were supposed to be
lost The Relations. from 1872 to 1879 in-
elusive, have lately been discovered, and
among them manuscript containing full
account of the voyages of Father Marquette
and of the discovery by him OF the Miss
issippi river. It was undoubtedly this man
nscript which furnished Thevenot the text
of publication, in 1857. of the voyages and
fhe discoveries Of Father Marquette and Of
the Sieur Joliet.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05

~ The election of School Fund Com
missioner comes off in few days, and the
Times is endeavoring to put Mr.. Palmer in
favor with the Legislature in anticipation
of that event. Among other meritorious
things which they claim for him, is, that in
attending to his duties he has made the
discovery that there are large arrears of
interest against individually and that in
some cases personal security is not as am
pie as circumstances would seem to re-
quire.' The attention of the General AS
sembly has been called to these facts on
previous occasions.but We believe they have
never before attracted the particular atten-
tion of the editors of the Times. So long
as their old friend, Mr.. Beers was in Office,
they were careful not to have it appear
that any thing was out of the way. but now
they are willing to tread lightly upon his
toes if they thereby can secure Mr.. Palmer
in his place. 1t will be time enough to
praise the latter, when the evils to which
he alludes in his report. are corrected.
The office of Commissioner of the School
Fund is one of the most important in the
gift of the legislature. The Wing tandi.
date is the Hon. AbIah Catlin. Of Har>
winton, gentleman who has superior
qualifications for the place. and who is fa>
vorably known for his services in the Leg
islaturo and as Controller of the State
Not an objection can be urged against him
and IL the vote of the members is governed
by the Gtness of the candidates, he cannot
fail being establishments.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
MARRIED,

In Hartford, Cd inst JAMES G. PATTERSON
to EUNIcE ELIZABETH, daughter of Jonathan
Goodwin Esq.
In Winsted, HENRY B. Horizon, Esq. Of
Mensfeld Ohio, to Miss ALKALINE, daughter
of Hon. VIM. s. Holabird.
In the Methodist Church, Plymouth, on
the 25th inst, by Rev. MIR. Smith, of Wat
erbury, Mr.. ORRIN SMITH. and Miss EMILY
P. WooD WORTH, both Of Plymouth.
Also, by the same, at the same time and
place, Mr.. JOHN BURT, and Mrs. MARY A.
MILLS, both Of Plymouth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05

Does Christian courtesey demand, that
females should always sit at the further end
Of the pew? My eyes are too old and
Dim to see the matter in that light; but if
Z be SO, then ought they not to come in as
good season as they can, SO as to prevent
the disturbance Of turning out half dozen
gentleman, who are earlier, to escort them
inH Is there any improperly in the occu-
pants ola slip sitting promiscuously as they
Happen to come in, since everybody must
see, that this is SO much more quiet and Or
DERBY than the hustle which noticed yes
terday, and which we so often witness,
even after the services have commenced
President Humphrey.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-06-05
June 8, 1851.

A RTICLES Of Association of the Tanning
Accompany. We The undersigned do hereby
associate ourselves as body polite and cor
porate pursuant to the Statute of the State of
Connecticut relating to JOINT Stock Corpora
tions,'' and the following are our Articles of
Association.
Art. l The name of said Cooperation shall
be The Tanning Company"
Art.2. Tue capital stock of said corporation
shall be Six THOUSAND Dollars aud shall be di-
vided into two hundred and forty shares oil
twenty-five dollars each share,
Art. g. The purposes for which said corpora
| ton is established are the following, TO wit -
| To Manufacture, sell and deal in any and all
kinds of goods and artie - composed of Leather
| or Of which Leather IS the principal component
par,-to acquire and hold all such lands, and
any and all 6ther property necessary and con-
venient for the pr secut;on OF said business nd
aeneraIly TO do all busine : connected with or
Incidental to the purposes Of this association as
above specified.
Art 4, The statute Aforesaid is hereby refer
red TO, and maize part Of these articles and the
corporation hereby established and organized
under and pursuant TO said Statute, shall have
the powers and proceed according to the regu-
lations described and specified therein.
Art. 5. Ee CHI subscriber to these articles agrS& D
to take the number OF shares annexed to his
name in the capiral stock Of said ,1aprporation,
each share to be Twenty-Five doiars and to
pay the same by installments as the directors
shall order.
Art. 6. The said corporation is established
and locstcd in the town OF Torrington and sta te
of Connecticut.
Dated at Torringtoa, the seconl day Of June
A, D. 1881.
The above is a true copy OF the articles of as
soc ation of said corporation,
JOHN HUNGERFoRD, President.
CuAs. II. SMITH,
ALBERT A. MASON Directors.
Iva w. M. HUNsERFoRD,}