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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12

AWFUL MURDERS IN New JERsEY.-l0OO
Repard far the Murderers.--A whole family was
murdered, men, women and children, on Monday
last, near Port Golden, Warren Co, New J er-
sey, with every Circumstance Of deliberate bar
barty.
Mr.. John B. Park, an aged man, who for
years has had the mania Of converting all his
property into specie, and the folly of boastng of
the amount thus accumulated lived on his farm
IA bacheor-havng in his house. his brother
in.law, John Cartner, who worked the FARM
his wife and four chlldren-together with ser.
want woman.
Yesterday morning the neighbors were thrown
into CONSERVATION, by hearing that all these per.
sons, except the maid servant, who was not at
home the preceding night, were murdered.
On reaching the spot the most dreadful spec
tscle WAS presented. Cartner, who ap.cars 10
have bee, decoyed out Of the house, was found
partially thrown into lime. kiln, his head liter
ally beaten to fragments with rail, which was
picked up close by with all the horrid marks OF
the use that had been made Of it,
On entering the house, Mr.. Park was found
in his bed, dead, with his throat cut from ear tt
ear. His sister, Mrs. Cartner, and the infant a
her side, in like manner murdered, and little
son Of four or five years old stabbed in severa
places-and only not dead.
slept in distant part of the house-unknowI
probably to the murderers, and, most fortunate
ly, they were not awakened by the deeds OF bel
perpetra,ing below, and therefore gave no indi
cation OF their presence, and only knew the.
were orphans, when going in the morning to re
ceye their mothers's accustomed kiss.
Inc mouse was rifled ccmpletely-but wha
amount Of plumber was obtained, no one ooul
yet conjecture.
The news spread rapidly, the country 10 raised
sno handbills are already circulating in all direc
tions, ofierlng, in the name of the surviving rel
stives, clOOO, for the arrest and conviction q
the inurderers.
Plumber undoubtedly, was the motive, an
universal opinion ascribed the horrid deeds /
strangers, who must have come from distance
AZ there must have been two or three con
ee!ned' the hope reems reasonable that a clu
~! be found. and due punishment be awarde
tethe unparalleled massacre [N Y. Amer
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IhE RAILROAD AcoIpESr.-We mentioned yesier-
gay mat samuel II Brown was killed Immediately
Yesterday, on the Charleston Branch Railroad. by
the unfortunate acciden, Of the cars running off the
Track, we since learn 'hat David Hosmer. Of Acton,
who was employed to labor on The Fl,chbura rsIl.
road was SO badly injured that he died a few honr,
after The accident Mr. Chambers, the engineer il Il
feared cannot recover. The other persons who were
hurt are convalescent.
The cause of The accident is unknown. On Thurs
day the train ran of the track the bridge in con
sequence Of one OF the rails having been loore-ih.
ran, however, was Immediately secured and the iracl
eaie'uy examined, and believed 10 be in good cond,
the accident occurred. sppearsd n he n,rtcnl,TI,
solid and hrm' u is supposed tina, there was som,
obstruction on the rails, which threw the engine Of
the track, or that some arrangement occurred 10 I'M
machinery of the engine "
This branch rallrosd has been in operation for fiy
yenrs-and for nearly two years The cars have mi
regularly TO Fresh Pond, several times day, frtigh
rains hnd passenger trains, but this is The only acci
dent winch has occurred Mr.. Barker, the superin
fendeni, has ALWAYS borne the reputation of m eff
cient, attentive and careful Office --Jburncl
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~We have been requested by several
young gentlemen connected with the Uni
vsrsity to publish the following communica-
ton.
Mn. EDITOR The statement In tire last
Sentinel that c. G. Eastman Esq. had been
elected Poet by the two Literary Societies in
the University, though apparently we'll
founded, was not correct On account OF
some informally in the organization Of the
University Institute, all tho proceedings of
shis Society have been declared to be Illegal
and those relating to Mr.. E. among the rest.
I have felt called upon 10 make this state
z,ent that Mr.. Eastman's friends and the
public may understand the circumstances,
If we should have no poem at our annual
joint celebration.
A Member OF THE INSTITUTE.
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HOW TO EVADE A LAW.

The State Of Virginia some timo since
passed law inhicting tax Of sixty dollars
on every concert held in the State. Mr..
NAcEL, during his recent trips TO the South
advertised a concert al Richmond, in con.
nexion with Mr.. DEMPsrER. The Norfolk
Herald thus describes the mode in which the
law was evaded by these gentlemen:
Understanding that, under the new tax law, they
would be Of lged to pay the enormous sum Of sixty
dollars for this exhibition, they adj pied the follow
ing device to evade the law; They openened the doors
free Of charge to all who chose TO enter When the
audience had assembled, Mr. Nage announced ihnI,
between the parts Of the concert, hat would be ham
ded round and persons might throw in wha, they
pleased. This was accordingly done. A sum Of
money collected be The musicians, and the rea.
sury Of the Commonwealth is not one brass farthng
The richer because of the concert-he tax of sixty
dollars to the contrary Notwithstanding Civilization
Is cer tainly getting in advance Of the law.
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Marianne Audsps Estate.

Di.iric, Of Chi,ienden, -. "A conr, holden
at Burlington within and for the district aorcsald on
the day Of May, 4: D. ls4a en- ins,ru'nen, Pnt.
porting to le the la :, Will and Te,,smen, Of MARI,
ANNE AUDIT, lac OF Burlington, in said di strict
deceased wa. .ene TO The Court here for Probate
by Jean Due the exccntor, therein named.
Therefore, il is ordered by said Courl, that public
notice be given to all persons concerned therein &c
appear before .ad Court, al Sc sion thereof to b.
holden q, The Register: Office, in burlington, The
second Wednesday Of June, A. D. ls43, and cones
the probate Of said Will, and is further ordered tina
this orIer publ hed three weeks successfully in ,h'
Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed al Bur
lingion, in this Siste the last of which shall e pre-
yions to the day assigned a. aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand AT the Registers Office thu
6 h day of May, A. D. 1913.
So WIN. WESTON Reoisfcr
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USE OF MONEY.
With the New Goods was received q way of
using money at HOWard's.

Fv>HE way IN which money could l- used TO ad-
L vantage has always cen one Of anSiousne.s TO
it, po' se>s' r., and thai way now found on. par
lcIIIry in the e time>, houd c cane its Icing
Immediately far and vile, and ex ensivcly made
known. The discovery can ! e real zei Y applying
al The ever Up and DOING Qnck and Cheap for Cash,
and No impri>onme for debt e>,al Ii. hment, and
ee.amg ihereirom for use and dis rihution such ev-
dences A. each may thin; for them, elvt most effect
nal and conclusive their inng nations in satisfy
ing their many and varied desires, which will ear
the test of eng pu, fully INTO practice in all the use.
al and Ia hionahIe Departments, for il is arranged
that each al gance may lie conscious OF the grea,
niny 10 lie atlalneI 10y paying the Ca h for Good.
directly to the Peoples Agent HOWARD.
Burlington, 10 May, 43. so
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12
Music PAPER for H. Il. J. s' SUBWAY. As..
May H. l84s. so


STATE OF vER.MONT, ! THE Hon. the
District of Chitenden, SO. : L Probate Court
for The District of Chii,endcn 10 all persons
ed in the estate of AMOS CLARK, late Of Hines.
birgh in said District, deceased GRsEriro.
WHEREAS, Homer Clark, executor OF the last
will and testament OF said deceased, proposes ren.
der an account OF his administrator and present mis-
accoun, against .aid estate for examination and al.
holden at the Registers Office in Burlington, 10 seid
District, on the second Welne day of June next
Therefore, you are hereby no,i6el 10 appear before
90 court al tue time aud place aforesaid, and shcw
eau e, if any you have why the account aforesaid
should no, | & allowed.
Given under my hand a, Burlington, this 10Th day
Of NAV, A. D. l943.
sowi WIZ. WESTON, Resister.
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Brighton Nfarket.--Nfonday, May 6, lea9

At Market, 800 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Working Oxen
$50 Sheep, and l400 Swine.
Prces.-Beef Cattle.-A few yoke cattlo were
probably sold triae more than our highest quota.
tons. FRS, quality s4,75 a 500 Second quality
81, so s4,75. Third quality, $3.50 a4,25.
Working Oxen.-No sales noticed
Sheep.-A lot (shearcd) from 81 10 275, lot mol
sheared from 81. so to $50
Swine.-Prme lots to peddle alta Ia for sows
and 5 lac for bnrrows. A few lots not so good
quality, and s. At retail from l.2 to &c.
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Melinda Catlin's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, AT Prola
Di.,ric, Of Chitenden 80 i n Cour, holden
at Burlington, within and for the IBIS riot afore aid
the 25ih, day of April, A. y. 1888 an Instrumen,
purporlne 10 he he ast Will and Testament Of ME-
LINDA CATLlN, late Of Burning on, in .a,l di-rfic,
era. ed, was presented 10 The Court here for Probo,e
by Henry w, Calm The executor, therein named.
Therefore ii is ordered by said Conr,tha, public
ce | e given 10 oil persons concerned therein to APP
pear efore laid Court, at session thereof TO e ho
den at Ike Registers Office in said Burlington, on In,
second Wednesday Of June, A. %. ls43, and con'e>
the pro- ate Of sa Will, anli is further ordered tina
this order lie pu lshed three weeks successvely il
the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed a
Burlington, IN this stale the last of which publication
shall be previous 10 the day assigned aforesaid fo
bearing.
Given under my hand a; the Registers Office, ,hi
29lh day Of April, A. D. 1913.
SO WIN. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12

Ex-President ADAMS, the venerable Rep
rescntative IN Congress from Massachusetts,
left the city early in this week, on his way
home to his hereditary mansion.
Mr.. Senator TALLMAbuE, who has been
detained here from tho adjournment o! Con-
gross uu,ii now by serious ndisposition, hav-
Ing almost entirely recovered his health, left
this city two days ago for his residence al
Poughkeepsie.
M. Attorney. General LEoARk has return
ed to this city from his visit 10 Charleston
8. C. (his former residence.)
Mr.. Secretary PonrER is at present on Z
visit to Pennsylvania.-Nat. Int.
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Timothy Bliss Estate.

"E the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chitenden, commissioners 10 receive, eS.
anime and adjust the cnims and demands Of all per
sons against the estate OF TIMOTHY BLISS late
Of Jercho in said District deceased, represented in
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited
IN offset thereto; and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by SAID Court for tina
purpose we do therefore hereby give notice, ha, we
will attend to the business of our appointment. n,
the dwelling of Eel ma Blis in Jericho in said Dis
'trct, on the 4lh Saturdays Of MAY anil November
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days
Dated, this lsi da, Of March, A. d. 1913, 80
aaron AARON R aNT N; Commissioners
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Solomon =. NfiIIer's Estate.

Dis1, c, o. &c Chnenden ~ Pro1s ns, co ans
for The District # Ch'endrn, all PERSONS concern.
ed in the Estate Of SOLOMON s. MILLER. late Of
WLlli.ion, in sam district decessed, GaEETINc.
WHEREAS, Harry Miller, administrator Of the
estate Of sed deceased, propoes 10 render account
OF his administration and pre- eni his eccoun, against
SAID eHs'e for examination nd allowance az q, sion
Of The Corr, # Probate, 10 holden an The Reri,ier
Office IN Burlington, in said district, on The second
Wednesday Of June next,
Therefore you are hereby notified to apyesr efor.
sad court at The time and place aforesaid, and shew
cause if my You have, why the account sfores ID
should not lie allowed.
Given under nv hand q, Burlington, this fourth d.,
OF May, A. d. 1913 COWS
WIN, WESTON Rsgisser.
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VIRGINIA ELECTION,

m, =. 0,,,,.
The result Of the late election IN Old Vr-
einia is truly cheering 10 every true Wing in
-. .,u. IT.. te... ,,,.o I,, ,,,,,.,.
Tue country nc Aoeos nave a'"oS' always
carried this state by overwhelming n,ajorllles
RI, tho Wh;os have nroved in this contest
IT,. IT,. ,,,.. ,,,.v ,,,.. :,
'hat 'hev are stronger now '"a" '''cy were !"
1910. They have gained IL or IL mem.
her. of IN. Ho,so or D.leo,,os aud c,rr;ei
81 WV -
Voe Prooao'y Oh inc members OF congress-
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Amy Boardman's Estate.

Amy BOardmah's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, TNHE Hon, the
District of Chitenten, -. L Prol ale Court
for the district Of Chtenten to all persons concern.
ed in the estate Of AMY BOARDMAN, late of Nil
ton in said District, decea ed GREETING.
WHEREAS, Samuel Boardrnan, admins ra'or q
The ta'e Of >ad deceased proposes 10 render an
If his administrator. and present. his account
against sa nj esiai. for examination and allowance a
Sc sion Of the Coir of Probate, 10 lie holIen at the
Reg SER Office, in Burlington, in said district, on the
second Wednesday OF June next.
Therefore, you are here not fed 10 appear leiore
sal court The time and place aforesaid and shew
cau.e, If any yon have why the account aforesaid
shorld moi be allowed
G yen under nv hand a, Burlington, this fourth day
of May, A. d. ls43. SO
WIN. WESTON, Register.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,

THE Undersigned having purchased the entire
L stock of Orvs S'nclear, es leave to inform the
public that they intend 10 conrre the Pail and rnh
Manufacturing Business in all its variors branches
AZ the oil stand OF Orvle Slnclear, arlington Fall.
They will wholesale or retail as best suits the pur-
chaser. All orders promptly aendel 10.
BARNES & THATCHER.
Burlington, MAY |, I513 Sy49
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-12

GFMR MARsH's lecture before the Me-
ehanic's Institute, last Friday evening, was
listened to by a very large and respectable
audience, and we are quite sure every one
who heard j, will be gra,ifcd to know that
Mr.. NJ. has consented to have it published
Tho first part Of it will appear in our paper
next week.
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PERIODICALS,

THE subscriber is prepared TO furnish any Of the
L Periodical publications. Of the day. Reviews.
Magsz me-, or Monthly Reprints Of foreign works. q,
the loves. Publishers prices, and free ii postage il
Delivered in Burlington.
ca;aog anu specimen mum. ers Of some OF The
works may e seen al Mr. Sibley., Main street. Or
ders left a Above, Or at Box IS, Post Office, will be
promptly attended 10 if accompanied ly The cash,
J. w. MAY,
Agent for Wilder & Co.. Gen. Distributing Agents,
Boston. sou
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COLLECTvlt's OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF VERMONT, )

Burlington, April qe, le43.
DUBtfC NOTICE is hereby given that a circular
has been received al this office from The Treasury
Department, giving information that large quantity
Tin number and anoun,D Of Treasury Noe- redccinev
BY the Collector at New Orleans, and alleged 10 have
been by him transmitted the Treasury the 26it
day OF July le42 having never been received there
are presumed to have teen purloinei either from ih.
mail or from the Custom House, and all persons arr
Of said Notes, which declared by the Secretary
the Treasury To Le mo longer valid instruments"
descriptive schedule of,he Noes above describe
can lie seen at this Office.
AZ WILLIAM P. BRIGGS, Collector.
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@Read the address to the People of the
Free States signed by JoGN Quincy ADAMS,
JOHN MArrocKs, and offers, which will be
found in our paper 10 day.
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TO LET.
Ebcnczer Aliens Estate.

bis1ti Of T chIsds" ss Praba op cou ms
for the District of Chienden, 10 a persons con.
cerned in the estate of EBENEZER ALLEN, late
Of Colchester, in said District deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS, Charles Collins administrator of the
Of his administration, and pre-ent his sgans,
snid estate for examination and allowance at ses
sion of the Court OF Probate, O be holden al the
Registers Office in Burlington, in said district on the
second Wednesday, of June next.
Therefore, you nre hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid. and
show cause, If any you have, why the account sfore-
said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand q, Burlington, this tenth day
OF Nay, A. D. ls43.
wm. WESTON, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT THE Hon. the
District Of Chtenden. { L Probate Court
within and for The Dis rict Of Chl,ienden.
To The creditors and others concerned in the estate
Of EBENEZER ALLEN, late Of Colchester, in said
District, deceased
Whereas Charles Collins, administrator of the es
tate Of said deceased has made application 10 this
Court 10 extend the time limited for making nyment
Of the dbrs OF said deceased and settling said estate
year from The 22d day of July, lsi3 and the sec.
ond Wednes lay of June next being assigned for a
hearing in the premises al the Office OF the Register
of this Court and il having been ordered that notice
thereof be given, by publishing this decree three
weeks successfully in The Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed at Burlington, before the time
| fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified, to appear before
said Court Al the time and place Aforesaid then and
there TO make objection il my you have. to the said
time OF payment being further extended a. aforesaid.
Given under nv hand at Burlington, this tenth day
Of May, A. D. l653.
VIZ. WESTON, Register.
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C1BINENT FURNITURE.

C1BINENT FURNITURE.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER would remind the Public,
l. that he sill continues the CABINENT BUSI.
NESS at the Old Stand, on Church Street, formerly
Nichols If Herrck, and over Mr.. Hurlbu,s Store,
where he has good assortment Of Mahogany, Black
Walnut, Cherry and Pine FURNITURE, consisting
Of Secretaries; Bureaus; Sofas; Dining Tea Work
and Toilet, Tables Bedsteads and Stands, which
he will sell lor cash unusually low, according to the
times.
WANTED,
In exchange, Birch and Maple SCANTLING sui,a.
bic for Bedsieds2 inch, inch, shs and l.2 inch
Eastwood WHITE PINE BOARDS, BIRCH
BOARDS, and most kinds of Country Produce
Please call and examine for yourselves
SAMUEL NICHOLS.
Burlington, Jan 10. 1913 34tf
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VIC TUALiNG SHOP,


FINDER the Birch; Store lae!y occupied y w. II.
~ Gurus, and at pre-, ent iy S. n. Cant q. Co,
Church t., where he will lie happy 10 all who
may call upon Inn with the choicest reres hments
the sea. on and mark Ell NAV lord.
Burlington, May S, 1913. d9w3
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Hl)ARDEIsS

IRON the Cont Hor,e Square or College may
L find good mmodaiion-, on moderate terms
by applying TO WARREN SHELLEY, on Main street
Hon'e lately occupied Ly Gea. b. Shaw, Esq
May I, 1913. 49w3
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wool,&Wool!

DOELoESoN & RATHBDN having Leased the
II commciions Manufacturing Establishment Of
businsss with Mr.. Sidney BANlow, former Agent for
aid Co.. now ready TO receive Wool 10 manu-
iacure tor c',,omsrs Into BYoedcloths To ihose
that have had work done heretofore by Soeison
and Ralhbun, li,ile nsed lie raid 10 indncs connn-
snce nf patronage, nd TO sllo hrrs wu that
The work will h~ done in vorkmaniiae nnanner-e
Formers, Msr0tonts and others wishing to have wool
Manufactured for thor own use or for market may
rest assred that no pa or attention vii te spared
10 give he est Of satisfaction. Terms of payment
made easy for all lots ri wool from 1000 lbs and up
| ward, Small lots Cash or one bait II The clolhs
when finished. The business will 10 conducted under
RoCLofsoN. RATHBuN L. ca
! April + 1888, Is
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
DOCTFR HETNEBkRG re. pecifully announces 10
- his friends and the public generally, that in con.
sequence Of continued indsposilion, h" feels il duly
due TO hmse TO retire from The practice Of his pro-
fe>son for The pre- en', with ew 10 restore his own
health. On his ability to resume the same due no.
tce will be given.
Burlington, May 10, ls43. gu 50
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NOTICE,

THE suhscriler having taken his son HENRY II
DontIrTLE into c. partnership, the business will
continued a. his old stand under the firm OF P & II
u. DooLI1rLE.
PHILO DoOLlTTLE.
Burlington. l7lh April, I5i3. ~
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MILITARY OR ANY OTHER GOODS.
VTTE have a person in New York selecting Goods
w for us he i'll Ike there some do IS, perhaps two
weeks or more--any articles in our line or oui Of ii
will he forwarded for all who leave orders at The
Variety Store. As W. wish 10 send some money sou,h
we wish those who owe w 10 pay no,e.
PASoBoRN e. BafSsMAfp.
May 1, 1s43. %
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ID i @ d -,

In this town, q, the residence of Daniel Davis,
CoRSELlA H., eldest daughter Of John H. and Elvira
King.
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Daniel Richardson's Estate.

Estate
STAT or VEPNONJ, THE Probate Couri
District OF Chnenden, ! for he D>irc, Of
thcnfrn To all persons u'ere, ted in The Estate o
DANIEL RICHARDSON'S late Of Westlori, in
said District decca >ca, ln'e.tatc.
WHEREAS, Sally Richarl>os, administrator Of
the estate of the sad deceased, bath made applraon
TO >ad court extend the time limited for settling
sad e.tae one year from the &c h day of May, 1913
and also proposes to render account u her adj
nihlsraun, and present her account against aid e>-
tate for examination and allowance. Therefore, the
court atur.ad doth appoint the fourth Wednesday Of
May, 1913, for hearing ani Ge .ldng laid applra
non and for examining and allowing sad acconnt, al
the Office ofihe Register Of sad tUirt, III b ru Il II,
and doth order ha all persons concerned e notlicd
thereof by publication Of This order three weeks suc
ce-,yely in the Burlington Free Pres, newspaper
printed IN Burlington, N SAID -rjc The last ufwhci
publication 10 lc previous 10 the day appolu:ed a.
alore, aid foi hearnE.
Given under NV hand a, said Burlington, tins IS
day Of Arr!i, 1913. 4Sw3
WM WESTON, Register.
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THIS En,nenily successful Instrument for the en,e
of Hernia in III every FORM in 9th Male and Female
from The n!s 10 the admit is eng recommended ~
clans 10 the sia'e o! Mas ach,eis, snd oes sections
ofihs Union among The variety Of Trnsses SO d and
employed IN this tse this article is highly e.
teemei by Practitioners and actual use II j. especially
recommended by our ,Ownsnen Doctors HAros and
HEIHEBURCH.
PECK a. SPEAR,
Al which place may al. lie had, HulLs MAssH's and
TwIIcHSLL's HERNIA Truss, for iupiures in iht
MALE PIRsos, firm the infant 10 the adult.
NFThese and the above far sale singy or by ID,
dossn. On hand constantly GOOD assortment o
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS