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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-18
The BlOOd.hOund'S Song.
by CHARLES p. sHIRAs.

Spring up spring up my brave bloodhounds
Spring up from the drowsy lair
Let every jaw be firmly set, ....
lot every eye ball glare
The leash is cut, and collar broke,
The muzzle no longer binds;
And the scent of the blood we love so well
Comes down on tho northern winds,
o brothers, wake for the time has come
To brighten the bloodhound's fame;
They've opened a noblcr field for us
10 follow our human game.
Wen hunt no more in the dismal swamp,
Where tho snake and the wild beast hide,
But we'll course on the highways of the north,
Where the fields are fair and wide.
And mover again will the prey escape,
When we faint, and tho scent grows cold,
For every man in the conquered north
To aid in the hunt is sold;
The old the young, the weak, the great
Arc bound alike by tho law .
To follow the trail till the ncgro's throat
Is locked in the bloodhound's jaw.
In the thoroughlares of the proudcst marts
Wen hunt by night and day,
Sometimes be seen in old State Street,
Sometimes along Broadway
And oft in the City of Brotherly Lovo
The worn out slave shall fail,
For many chase we'l have around
Old Independence Hall.
In the dingy streets of the City Of Smoke
They'll hoar the bloodhound's bay;
From factory, foundry, mill and shop,
Wen drag our bleeding prey.
And the stalwart smith shall his hammer hop
As the slave to him shall cling;
Fos he will not dare to raise his arm
When the bloodhound is mis- king.
In the North they've many battle ground,
Where mon for Liberty fell;
But soon the bloodhounds vengefdl voice
A different tale shall tell.
Wen hunt on the sacred fields where onco
Tyrants wero forced to fly,
And the blood of slaves shall wet the graves
Where heroes ashos lie.
And boldly shall we claim this right
To hunt where'cr We will,
In Concords streets, in Lexington,
Yea, upon Bunker's Hill
They'll hear the shriek of the flying slave
And the crack of the drivers scourge
Where soldiers bare feet pressed the snow
On the road to Valley Forge.
The Frccman's house was his castle called
In the stubborn days of yore,
But knock that comes in the bloodhound's s
name
Shall open the strongest door;
And wives and daughters shall shrink in fear,
And children forget their mirth,
Should the lord of the castle shelter slave
BY the side of the sacred hearth.
There is no spot that we will not search
There is naught that shall daunt or awe;
The right and tho wrong arc alike to us,
For VIC know no higher law.
Wcll follow the scent, though it leads across
The gravcyard's rugged sod,
Nor stop II leap DER the Affairs rail
In the House Of the living God
Then up! spring up, my brave bloodhoundS
Spring up from the drowsy lair
Let every jaw be firmly set,
Let every eye ball glare
For the men of the North who once were free,
In the gives of shame are bound,
From the Golden Land to the State of Maine
Their lord is the fierce bloodhound,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-18

Mr.. WEBsTER's REPENTANcE.-The .Ne,p
England Farmer makes the following state
ment, which confirms, says the Boston Com
monoedlh, rumour which has gained very
considerable credence. We hope it is cor
rect, for even a deaih-bed repentance is held
to be better than none:
We learn on reliable authority, that Mr..
Webster confessed to a warm political friend,
short time before his death, that the great
mistake of his life was the famous 7th of
March Speech, in which il will he reinem-
bered, he defended The Fugitive Slave Law,
md fully committed himself to the Compro.
mise measures. Before taking his stand on
that occasion, he is snid TO have correspond.
ed with Professor Stuart and other eminent
dyines, TO ascertain how far the religious
sentiment of the North would sustain him in
the position he was about to assume.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-18
MRS. C. L. CHURCH,
LATE OF THE CITY OF r1rTsDuRo

BEGS leave to inform the inhabitants of Sa-
lem and vicinity that she has brought with her
large assortment of BOTANIC MEDICINES
carefully prepared, in the form of Pills, Pow
ders, Tinctures, Syrups, Ointmcnts, Salycs and
Plasters together with an assortment of crude
or unprcpared Medicines, which she offers for
sale on reasonable terms for cash, or such arti-
clcs of produce as are used in a family
Office, Cornero of Green and Lundy 81.
Salem, Nov, 20, 1852, 5000.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-18

A certain parish clerk overheard schoolmas.
ter giving lessons in grammer. "You cannot
place the singular article," snid the preoeptor,
"beforc plural nouns. No one can say pigs,
A women, A." "Nonsensep' cried the clerk;
the prayer book knows better than you, should
think and doesn't it teach me to say every
Sunday, A-mcni" n.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-18

"Iserved," says Jefferson, "with Gen. WASH
ington in the Legislature of Virginia, before
the Revolution, and during it with DIR. Frank
lin in Congress. l never heard either of them
speak ten minutes at time, nor to any but the
main point, which was to decide the question
They laid their shoulders to tho great points,
knowing that the little ones would follow Of
themselyos,"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-18
GOODALE, MUSGROVE a Co..,
Al BANK-sT., CLEVELAND;
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

WHOLESALE Dealers in Wooden and Do
mestic Goods. Merchants will find larger as
sortment Of Woolen Goods than at any other
house West of N. York, and at satisfactory
terms as can be found in n. York or Boston,
Cash advances on Wool. rs. % rti.i mii ..ii
November 27, 1859. i,.r f..t lsilt, ...
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Voh.A9r
WATER-CURE AND fNFIgMARY,
FoR TIE cnRE oE CHRONIC DIsEAs sEss

-T0''T : II : IT VIfr'i'I-' T7I1 nv NJ.
Located at GRANVILLE, LICKING Co., o., and
lishments, healthy location, supply OF pure
water, gymnasium, a skilful lady in charge OF
the female patients, physician who has had an
extensive practice of 25 years, &c., &c. --s "a
Females who have been confined to their beds.
unable to walk or sit up for from one 10 twenty
years, in consequence of nervous, spinal, or
uterine disease, are specially invited TO corrcs-
pond with OF visit us. Universal success in
the treatment Of this class of diseases has given
us confidence, and we say TO all such, even
though they have suffered much Of nary Phy-
sioians, make one more trial. Terms from 3 O
to $l2 per week. Patients furnish towels and
packing materials. Address, ..4,.
Granville, Nov. 8, '52. hat1t 'n-
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ISAAC raEscorr.

IA man can find noirhere so good Saungs
Bmk as BY emptying his purse INTO his head.
knowledge rs The best capital he can possess il
as at his command ere'y moment, and ai,0dys
ADORE pdr.-DR. FRANKLIN. .. -.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-18
JOHN c. WINERY,

SURGEON DENTIsTl!-OGeeo over Ms
Salcm Book Sfore.-Tbc subscriber would in-
form his friends and tho public, that he is again
at his post, Having spent several months in
Cincinnati, in making himselfminutcly acquain-
ted with the various branches Of his Profession
he fcels confident of being able to render the
fullest satisfaction to those who may requirehis
services. ...... ..,.,'t..'- .r.,sI fa.l
Salem, March 5, 1852 ... l,.,..,i
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The Agent, or goller up Of Club, OF
or more copies, will be entitled to Que copy
in addition.
The money for Clubs always must he sent
in advance. Subscriptions may lie sent at
our risk. When The sum is large, draft
should be procured if possibe-tbe cost OF
which may be deducted from the amount
Allrnsa nlInnlIa nnsL mil
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-18
DIR. C. PEARSON,


HAVING permanently located in Salem,
IL would respectfully announce to the Public
that he is prepared to treat Hommopathieally ALI
diseases, whether Chronic or Acute. He gives
a general invitation TO all, md AatteTs himself
he can render general satisfaction. 1npl i's.'
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, on MAIN ST.
OPPOSITE THE PosT-OFrIcB. .4.. .i..tss l1lts
May 10, 1852. ., -.... ..... ...- tts
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ORDER EARLYl

0FThc copies Of the few remaining hun
dreds of the present edition nrc being bur.
rled OIL at price greatly reduced from that
(SJ) at which the balance were sold, To make
room for new edition 10 be goilen up in
magnificent and and costly style immediate
lyupon closing out the present ono.
o. Every purchaser is bound (as mat
ter of justice aud protection to the copy
rightest ly his sacred pledge of honor, to
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o. To obtain the Processes it is neces
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Washington County, Mdplund The Pro-
ccsses WI be forwarded postpaid, TO the
gwen address. he particular to write the
name OF the Post Office, County, and State,
distinctly with those neglecting this, mis-
takes frequently occur. a.. '.a
" Those profefring il, cnn order copies
OF tho forthcoming edition., which will lie
ready about the holidays. The price will he
so; orders sent before It's issue will be filled
MS soon as the copies are ready, for So.
I'D. Local Agents Wanted. .
In every town, aud all through the cou n
try, great numbers of copies Of these Rules
can be disposed ofby any one who will only
take the trouble 10 make their scope known.
They comprise !hat which business men,and
every body, has long felt the want of and
will gladly obtain. The nature ofihe busi.
ness allows any one to act as Agent, and to
energy ensures large reward As before
explained, the business, requiring privacy,
orders from Agents are filed in separate
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hands. When number of three copies or
more are ordered with the remittance at one
time, 33 per cent, is allowed to be retained
as the Agents fee; and so per cent OH of
ders for eight copies or more, Zoo b, !
September IS, 1852, -o. .,. s,t.r
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' JUST ISSUED,

u G EN- ERAL JACKSON, !
Enagrared by z. B.,WELCH, ESQ, after The
original portrait painted by r. SULLK, ESQ,
This Portrait will be match for the
washington and is in every respect as well
Price $500 percOpy. Address as abo,yyss
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DEACON 4 PETERSON,

No. 66 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
ON. B.-.Anyp person desirOus crrceiring
a copy Of The POST, as sample, can be Gc-
eOmmOdaied BY notifying The publishers by letter
(post- paid) .a ta ...
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-06-10
NEW. SPRING
Nj IL In Il r Y.

Mrs. Daniels has just returned from New
YORK, with'a handsome assortment Of Mihi~
merry and Fancy Colds. among which may be
found, Shetred Silk and Gosamer Lace Hats.
fancy and PLAIN Straw Bonhets, Children's
Cottages and round Straw Hals--Choicc RiS
bcns and Artificial Flowers, A7
tEsnbroideries and Laces--wroGght Muslin
and 4Gambric Collars, Muslin and Cambria
bands for under sleeves. Edging and inseriings
Ladies Linen Camhric and Embroidered hand
kerchlefs! cheap worked Cars, Ladies' and
Gerls Kid, Silk, and Isle Thread, Cloves, a
beautiful article of black Silk for Dresses and
Mantillas, Trimming Goods, black Lace, deep
black Fringe aaew article Of galoen Gimp for
trimming wvrsh Goods, Parasols, SC. sc.
Bleaching and repairing Straw Hats as
usual 9NHG rr4 Il
Mrs, Daniels begs leave TO return her sin>
core thanks to the Ladies Of Litch6eld and
vicinity, for their libe:al patronage, and hopes
By close application to her business TO mel il
continuance Of the same. ,,. - ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-06-10

AT Court Of Probate holdenat New Hartford
within and Tor the District of New Hartford
en- the l2h DAY. OF May A. D, 1852. Roger
H Mills the Judge of said District being VS.
qualified 10 act. Present, JAMES EGGLE-
SToN, Esq Judge CT the Gour, Of Probate
for the adjoining District of Barkhampsted
holding said coart.f *' = Va, ~N
INHIS Court doth direct Il e trustees Of the
L assigned estate Of Caius c Manchester
Of New Hartford, in said district deceased.
to give notice 10 all persons interested : in
said estate, to appear, (if they see caused
before the Court of Probate, to beholden at
the Probate Office in said district Of New
Hartford on the 18th dayot June 1857. at
$ o'clock, A. M, to be heard relative 10 the
appointment Of Commissioners on said estate,
by posting said order Of notice on pub &c sign
pos, in said tewn,uf New Hartford, and by
advertising the same in newspaper published
in Litchheld. in Lilchfeld county. g s.....s
] Certified from Record
! ], C. HOVEY, Clerk.
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Architecture.
O. & A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS

O. & A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.
ZIG Main Street. HEI444rrtfogd, Gon"s
lAFFER their services to gentlemen a
" bout to build. to committees of Public
Buildings, Churches, School Houses, &c.
Plans for all kinds and styles Of DWELL
ing houses. SC, actually built and in pro
,ress, can at all times be seen al their Of
ice :, and as it is more eeoaomSal and
saves much after disappointment to have
,lans and specifications well matured be-
ore commencing, it must be desirable for
hose about to build to secure the services
# experienced Architects.
They also undertake the inspection of
works during the progress as we!a as far
fish designs for every style OF interior de-
:oration, fresco painting, monuments. tab
lets. &c. Charges always moderate.
. Jan. 90, 1852. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-06-10

A I n Court Of Probate holden nj Litchield
within and for The Dissrict of Lirclfeld,
onEthes7th day of May. A. ID 1852
!. Present, HENRY,B GRAVES, Judge,
GnN motion of George Starr, Executor ",
~ the Estate of Abaer Welch, late OF
Warren within said district, deceased.-
This Court doth aecles4 that six months
from this date he allowed and limited for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit their
claims against the same said Executor !;
and directs that public notice be given of
this order by advertising in a newspaper
published in Litchaeld. and, by posting
copy thereof on tic public sign post in snid
town of Warren nearest'lhe place where
the deceass last dwelt. IT, 81 ~
= ! i'H aCer,ifed from Record. W
HENRY B. GRAVES Judge
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-06-10

THE subscribers have just returned from
New York with large stock OF Boots
and Shoes, bought a,a time Of great press.
ure in,the money market, consequently will
bessold at greatly reduced prices. iii
We think any one may fit theraselye q,
any thing in our line of Trade, from the
small fancy Cack to the large thick Boo, .
from, the small Rubber Boo, to The large
Oyer Shoe, at Unprecedented Low PRICES.
Morocco, Innings, Bindings, Sole Lea.h.
er and Findings, for sale rs usual "-e ~,
MEAFOY g. TROWBRIDGE,
FRS. Door West Of the Court House.
Litchfeid, Oct. 14th. 1851. %
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Bounty Lands.

SOLDIEKS OF ISIZ.
THE m ,nfbers Of Capt. Waugh ssCompany
L in the war Of le12sare each entitled to
40 acres of BeHnty Land. am now receiving
warrants for those Of this Company who have
applied 10 HE, notwithstanding the opinions
of others tethe contrary. have the Pay
Roll of Capt. Waugh's Company. and also o.
capt. Charles Buei's Company. sndam there
tore prepared to complete the application Of
any member of either of these Companies, OF
tie widow OF any member on a moments no.
tice, by calling on lne al my office.
.# / .HF r i. HENRY B. GRAVES.
r.itch6eld, Nov. 4th, 1s5f.f ey'& N2G
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!
Charles 2, Freeman 4 CO.

.5 Late FREEMAN 1aO0geS' q N0SJ
IMPORTERS and JOBBERS,
LA Broadway, New York,
HAvE now on hand, and will be reeeig.
IN ing daily through the season, New
Goods, direct from the European nanutac-
,urers, and cash Auctions, rich, fashionable
fancy Silk Millinery Goods. Our stock
Rich Ribbons, comprises every variety Q
the latest and most beautiful designs iNs-
ported. ~ ia Ta
Many of our goods are manufactured ex.
presSly to our order, from our own designs
and patterns, end sfaad nnriYalied. We
,ffer our goods for nett Cash, al lover prices
Than any credit House in America can
afford sssa W. u #@ asa
All purchasers will find it greatly TO tbai r
nterestto reserve portion of their none y
md make selections from our great yariet y
Of rich cheap goods. 5.aa- 49,
Ribbons rich fog Ronnets. Caps Sashe
and Belts. = s''
Bonnet Silks. sa.ins, Grapes. Lissss apd
Farletons. a@@ @a
Embroideries, Collar, Chemisetts, Capes
Berthas.
Habits. sleeves, Cuffs, Fdgipgs, and In
settings F'f ="
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and Hem
stitch Cambria Hdkfs. ;"
Blends, Illusions, and Embroidered Laces
hlCaps. -
Embroidered Lagos for shavls, b4an,ii'as
and Wells ~.
Hohiton, Mechlen, Yalencienes, and
Brussels Lace5, - i - 49,
English and'Wove Thread, Smyrna +isle
Thread, and Cotton Laces' ''.' i .
KID, Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk
Gloves and Mitis. = :, j. It . : w "'
French and American Artificial Flow ers
French Lace, English, American ana
Italian :''''' . ''"'S' - - - ="
Stray Bonnets and Trimmings.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-06-10
Geese Feathers

x HE subscribers have made arrange
IA men:s to keepa constant supply of a
6sstrate article of GEESE FEATH-
FRS-selected and packed with grea
care by ourselves, in packages offrom
20 to 50 lbs and will furnish al all Tins
any quantity from 2Oto 1909 lbs. of qGal>
ily they will warrant as good as the beet
at as low prices as can be purchased
equal quality in the State.
,~e s: g. l.. HURIBUT.
Winchester. 1852
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-06-10

TT the person that borrowed SEINE twelve
4 or 6fteen BAGS from the Stable of the
Mansion Hsuse, some time since, would
be kind enough to return them, he could
be accommodated again atSome other time
with pleasure a....
ha - S. SPENCER,
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furnishing Goods,

Embracing large asserting nj OF Pam am
Fancy Shirts. Collars, Bosoms, Silk Handker-
chiefs, Cravats. Ties, Hosiery, Gloves sc &c
Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have
their garments made in style not to br SUI
sassedin fashion Or workmanship and warran,
Ito fit. Tdhls Old customers and friend,
40 have so long patrohzed him he take
49, occasion to acknowledge their kindness
hoping 10 see them one and all at his stand j.
west street where he will endeavor if on
Price and that cheaper than can he bough
elsewhere. is all That is Feqnired to retain theI
patronage:
Cutting done at short notice, spring an'
summer fashions received. -
$50. .-.t T. H. RICHARDS.
LitchGeld, Nov, 10 1851.
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PAEENT MELODEONs

/ INVITE the attention OF the musical pub.
Lie, to their new style of Melodeons paten-
ted by Carha.t.' Having every facility for
manufacturing to the best advantage, with ex.
perienced and skilfnl workmen in all branch>
es of the business, we tan furnish Melodeons
from TO & octaves with all the late improve
ments, and OF the best quality, a, the lowest
price possible. Orders are solicited with the
assurance Of prompt attention.
. W4cotivile, April LIST 1851, SO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-06-10
April z, 1859

MISS Bradley invites the attention OF
w the Ladies to great variety of low
priced Straw Hats. Also SHRED Silk and
Lace Nals ofthe latest PATTERNS.
Also Ribbons, Flowers, Caps, Collars,
mi,is, combs. edgiags, nserthgs.
Lisle thread, silk, kid and cotton Gloves
Manti!las, Grape and love Wells, Hats and
collars for mourning &c sc. >>,r
Prices will be made satisfactory to Gus
toners.
u Particular attention paid to bleaching
Straw Hats. ,...,..-&a -
Lilchfell april 81. ID ... ...r..-
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Maine xaw & California.
NEW GOODS.

A T WHEELERS TCHEAP CASH
IA STORE1 Fresh GROCERIES,
good qualities. All kinds of PROVISIONS
Pork, HAMS. &c, Fish MARX ET-SalmOn,
Shad. Bass, Mackerel, Cod fish. Sword, fish
Blue fish. Fresh Shad weekly, and all
sorts Of Salt water Fish.
CLANS on Saturdays, as usual.
All sorts of Fresh Meats on hand batch
cred daily at The slaughter on the p 'emises.
If you can't fnd anything at any other
Store. please call on WHEELER and he
viii wait on you quick ana cheap. You
can find some choice brandiss &C., foF
MEDICINAL PURPOSES ..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-06-10
'ylHE beautiful Colt. FALCON, may b.

'ENHE beautiful Colt. FALCON. may b.
L found The Ginning season at the stable
of the shbsc riber. "Eal Icon is three year,
old this mon,h--in' his almost faultles.
proportions, showing very plainly his Nor
gan descent His motion in the harnes.
Is bold and elegant. He was sired by Fal-
,con-his grardsire Black Hawk-his dan
Virgibi blo6detl mare In The opinion
of the subscriber, his stock will be of The
highest value, not much if at all inferior 1t
his Black tiawk horse, Raven, to which he
HOPKINS BATTELL
Norfolk. Nav Is, 1852,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-06-10
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is here by gwen te all persons lia.
BILE to pay taxes IN the town OF NewM'ford
ON the assessment of 1851 that have re-
ceived warrapl 10 collect Town Tax OF
seven cents on the Dollar, laid on said ass
sess,nent and for the purpose IT receiving
said Taxes, will meet them at the New
England House in said town on Monday:
7rh day Of June 1852, from 9 O'Clock A. NJ,
iii 3 o'clock r. M. on said day. All per-
sons who neglect 10 pay their taxes or or
before said day may expect to pay the Co.'s
lector his legal fees.
JAMES &. WELTON, Collector.
New Milford, April 9th 1852.
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE -
AIannlacturing COmpany

Harrington Manufacturing Company
GETHJs Undersigned hereby associate them
I Il selves together as a body polite and
cornorate pursuant 10 the statute oil tht
State of Connecticut relating TO join
Stock Corporations, and thu following arr
the Articles of Association
Art.I. The name of said corporation
shall be the Harrington Manufacturing
Company. .,
'Ast IL. The capital stock OF SAID cospu'
ration shall he six thousand dollars "nIo"
snail be divided :ato two hundred ana iof'y
shares Of Twenty Five Dollars each snare,
4 Art, Ill. The purpose Tor ~n'ch Salu
/ corrora INN is csta bis he'd Is the !ol'o"lhS
~, Tn manufacture all kim IS OF scythrS
a nd Hoes, an | uny and all kinds OF Tools
AMI InpIe ,nents composed OF iron and steel
mr. If which iron and steel are the pTinci>
paltcomuonent parts: and'generally TO do
all business connected with or inc idental
10 Ike purposes of this association as above
specified,
Art Nv. The statute aforesaid is here
by referred to and made part of these arri,
cles and 'his corporation hereby eslab-
liShe,t and organized under and pursuant
to said statute. shall have the power and
according TO the regulations de-
>cribed and specified therein. q;
Any. Each subscriber TO these articles
agrees to take the ncmber Of shares ocSaid
stock annexed TO his CT her name in the
capital stock OF said corporation, each share
to be twenty FIVE dollars. and To- he paid
fol by nstalmenis as the Directors of said
shall order. .-
Art vi. SAID corporation is established
and located in the town Of ToTrfhgton,
county of I4itchfeld and State of Connects
cut.
Dated ut Torrington this 10Th day OF May