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trust FROM the GENEROUS confidence of our consitu-
EMS
III like manner, as m1nilcstly indispensable
cond'ion vt the pcipeluaion OF the Union, and of
t,c realization of that magnificent natona! future
ndverled to docs the duty become yearly, stronger
aud clearer upon u.s. ms citizens of the several States
to cultivate traternal and aficctionate spirit Ian
guage, and conduct, in regard to other States, aud
in relation TO the varied interests, institutions ard
habits OF sentime nj aud opinion, which may char.
acterlZe them. Mutual torbearanCc respect and
non-nerfcrencc in our personal action rs citizens,
and an enlarged exercise of the most liberal princi.
Piles OF comfy III the public dealings of State with
state, whether i'll legislation or in the executions
of laws ARE the means to perpetu1,e that conf
dcnce aud fraternity, the decay of which n mere
political union on 80 vast scale could not long
survive.
In still another point Of view, is an important
political duty suggested by this consideration of the
magnitu's~ of dimensions to which our political
system with its corresponding machinery of gov
eminent, is SO rapidly expanding. With vigilance
does II require uS to Guilty lie the cardinal virtues
Of public fugaity and official integrity, and purity
Public afi IRIS ought to be conducted that Il set
Tied conviction shall perNadc the entire Mon, that
nothing short OF the highest tone and standard Of
public ,ornIity marks every part of the admins
ration and legislation of the general government
Thus wi the federal sysicn whatever expansion
time and progress may give it, continue more and
more deeply rooted in the love and confidence of
the people.
That wise economy, wli,h ia far removed from
parsimony as from corrupt and corrup,inG extrav-
agancc--Ihat single regard for Tie public good,
which will trown upon all attempts to approach
the treasury with iusiduous projects of private in
terest coakcd under public prctcxts sound
fiscal administration, which, in the legislative de.
parmcn, guards against the dangerous tcmptn-
to inc nd in he
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I,EGAu NOTICES.
STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Go.
I
Elias Lyman,
In Chanccry.

James u. Hutchinson
M HEREAS, Elias Lyman, Of Burlington, in
w said Chittenden County. has this day filed his
petition In said Court against James d. Hutchinson,
of Boston in the commonwealth of Massachusetts,
showing that Willard Hutchinson late of Norwich
in the county of Windsor, deceased, the 30th
day of December A. d. 1929, then in life duly
cuted to the said Lyman mortgage deed of certain
lands situated in the town of Norwich in the county
of Windsor and described as follows, viz o small
parcel of land, with the buildings thereon, in the
village of Norwich and in the town of Norwich
aforesaid, lying between the premises Of Ehu
Emery and Chauncey Hunt, then occupied by the
said W. Hutchinson and known tho Willard
Hutchinson place. conditioned for the payment of n
promissory note bearing date the 30th day Of Dc
cembcr A. y. 1929, for two hundred dollars, payn-
bic to the said Lyman order on demand, with
annual interest, and signed by the said Willard
Hutchinson for value received and further setting
forth, that afterwards on the 30th day of December
A. d. 1880 the said W. Hutchinson then in life,
duly executed to said Lyman another mort gage
decd of the same parcel Of land with the buildings
thereon conditioned for the payment Of another
promissory note bearing date tho goth day of De-
ccmbcr A. d. 1880, for two hundred ght
dollars and twenty cents payable to said Lyman
r orde; on der and for value received and signed
by the said Willard Hutchinson both Of which said
notes now due and owing, and have not becn
paid according to the terms of said notes and said
mortgage deeds and further setting forth that af-
forwards, to wit, the 18th day of April A. d.
1913, the said ". Hutchinson then being in life, by
deed of quit claim duly executed, acknowledged and
recorded rcmiscd, released and quit claimed all hi.
right title and interest in and to said premises unto
James D. Hutchinson aforesaid, and that afterwards
on or about the first day of April ID. lS4i, tho
said W. Hutchinson deceased at said Norwich and
that administration duly granted upon hi. estate
and the same represented iueolYept and Darius
Jones and 1hoa. Boynton by the Probate
Court for the district of Hartford, in said county of
Windsor, duly appointed commits Sioncrs to receive
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India Rubber Gloves.

" 7 -, VI 7 7 Tl.NN, NC.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, in making their Fall
Y purchases should not neglect these desirable
and sacabc articles, Their manufacture has been
much improved of late. Tho Wool Lined Gloves
and Mittcns Indispensable in cold and wet
weather. Ladies will Gud these Gloves very useful
in any work that soils the hands, not only protecting
but making them soft and white Also, an excellent
remedy for Salt Rhcum Chappcd hands. They
made all lengths tn protect the wrists and arms.
For sale, Wholesale by BOWEN 4 Men kMEE, New
York NnW'KpSS y rpNAL, BE. ton md hy
AL Rubber pculcIs. 3m.
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MALCOLM CANFIEID No & - Cocnt;e, Sii
.NORTHER.V RAILROAD, ", Y.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.

IN and after Aiorday, May 30, 1853,
" trains Will run as iollows;--
Leave OIdensburgh ate 40 A. N, and Q 30
P. 81.
Arriving at Rousc'sPoint at lOi5AM. II Is AN,
aud l5r NJ.
Leave Rodse's Point at "a. Nj. 3 80 P NJ, and 30
r. NJ.
ARRIVING at Ogdensburgh AZ |, 80 P. M,7rM., and
IL y. -
Passengers leaving Ggdrnsburga by the morning
trains will be able TO reach
Boston and New York the same Evening.
BY the afternoon train they will re lch Montpelier
and Rutnndt the same evening aud Boston and New
York early ihe next dav. They will also reach the
steamboats, IN season for their evening run south
through Lake Champlhn.
Passengers leaving Boston and New York in the
early trains from those cities and Montreal at
o'clock Z. VI, will reach the boa,s from Ogdens-
hurgh Tor ports on Lake Ontario aud the Upper
| Lakes the same evening.
The Iran leaving OgdensburgL CT 7 30 A. NJ con-
meets with the Express Steamers ION The West
putting passengers by those steaIirIs into Boston
aud New York the same evening. ~ This train
does not stop at Way Slationa
GEORGE PARKER,
d&wt Superintendent.
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AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures THAT ALMOST
TnINks.-Among the multitudinoYs objects in
the Patent Office at Washington, ana which
evidence what skill can do, - is an invention
that picks up pins from confused heap,
turns them all around with their heads up,
and sticks them in papers in regular rows
another goes through the whclc process Of
cigar making, taking IN tobacco leaves, and
turning out the perfect article. One machine
cuts cheese an other scour6 knives and forks ),
another blacks boots another rocks the era
die and seven or eight take in washing and
ironing. Another patent is for a machine
that counts the pass ngars in an omnibus
and takes their fare. When a fat man gets
in it counts two and charges double. There
are a variety Of guns that load themselves ;
n fish line that adjusts its own bait; and a
rat trap that throws away the rat, and then
bats and sets itself. and stands in the corner
Tor anGthc..r
THE AMERICAN IDEAL. Tho American ;
IDEAL of happiness seems to me to be. mar
riagc and home, combined with public acti-
witty. To have wife, his own house and
home, his own little piece of land to take
care Of these, and to bcautifv them, at the
same time doing some good tn the State or to
the city this seems to me to be the object OF
human life with most men; a journey to
Europe to see perfected cities, and ruins
belong to it, asa desirable cpisoie -frcdrika
BrcnicI.
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Anne gsuSScIl,s gIstntc.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN
w appointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Grand Isle, Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands of all persons, aS@,ns. the cstpf" Of Ammo
Russell late of North Hero in said District deceased
represented insolvcnt, and also all claims and de-
from the day Of the date hereof, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, do therefore hereby
give notice that re sill attend to the business Of
appointment at the Court House in North Hero
in said District on tho 18th and 10th days Of May
A. ID. 1854, at ten o'clock A. NJ, on each Of said
days,
Dated at North Hero this 2lst day of Novcmbc r
4. ID. 1883.
A aIInHnr E1 mopyrs Commissioners.
Nov. 40 1852 S93w1
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H. az a a. I'd =

A IL WHO WANT ANES OF THE REAL COL
~ IINS Co make should be particular to NOTICE
the stamps rs there various countcrcis and i'm
tations stamped Collins and labelled much like ours,
which are iraudcnty sold in some parts OF the
United states rs our manufacture. They are made
il different parts of the country by various axe
makers and generally of very inferior quality.
The genuine Collins axes, which have acquired such
TN extensive reputation, are invariably stamped
"C.IllNS K co HARTFORD" and each axe
ha- printed label with my sisliglrrc 1t is now
more than TWENTY-FIVE YEARS SINCE We commenced
he business with the stamp of Collins Co., Hart
ord, and do not know of any other aXc-maker by
he name of Collins in the United States.
SAM. v. COLLINS.
Angus. -, lsj2. w9wlyear
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RON
IRON
IN. PETTENGILJ& co $ ADVERTISING AGENCY
l22 Nassau ST r. York, 81 10 State ST. Boston.
millinery $3.50 g..
NVM.. ATWATFR g. CO...

w W "a 1 w ~ T'it w wa.
81 Chambo ,r't, $3.50 NEW YORK.
RI u, t'e III ',,s %
: n Ribhcuo, >atIis, ..,;n,, ona, e.
cclne aud Florence Siino, iriin. A.
Lcssc, French and English Grapes, ,,.nbnzines.
tfcial Flowers and Feathers, and general assort-
mcnt of Millinery Articles, to which the attention
of the Trade is respectfully invited. 3mOs
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n Il W ID r Il SIS COOL S
BOOJU & TJ'TTIE

NO. lag BROADWAY, corner of Liberty street.
' New York, offer for sale at low prices full
assortment, comprising French Morinos Printed
and Coloicd Mouslin de LANES Paramattas, AL
paccas, Bombalncs Silk Plaids, Ginghams, English
Prints, &c large assortment Of oolcn Shawls.
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Two young men waited upon the late Peter
). Duponccau, ESD, to ask his professional
assistance, One Of them commenced
" Mr.. Duponecau, our father died and
made "a will"
" Is it possible | never heard Of such q
thing" answered Mr.. Duponccau,
A" | thought it happened every day." said
the young man.
"lt's the first case of the kind" replied
Mr., DuponGeau.
"Well, said the young man, " if there il
to be any difficulty about it, we had better
give you a fee to attend to the business "
The fee was given, aud then Mr., i~~r~pceau
Observed
son !, think know now what you mean
Yo mean that your father made "A will and
died. Yes, yes that must be it that mus
be it,"
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ABBAS PASHA AND HIS DoG.-Abbas Pasha
lately obtained from England, hv great cxcr-
ton. "A gigantic mastiIf, of the celebrated
Lyme breed, and the monster was the talk Of
the whole city Of Cairo. As the Pasha' :
private secretary proceeded through the mar
row streets, accompanied by his very docilc
but very formidable looking acquisition, the
Turks did not fly, nor did they seek shelter,
nor put themselves in attitude of resistance.
They stood stil' and tremblcd, Some NUT
tered only" Wonderful syanlcrful :" others
trust is in God" One Of, man we heard to
eXclaim, " Many of the creations of God are
terrible :" and another graycly asked the dig
nilcd dog, " Art thou sent to consume MS
utterly !" The general expression, however,
was, ''God can protect us even from thee, o
terrible one h'-.Nro Quarterly Rcriac for
October.
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OYSTER PE.-Take one hundred oysters out
Of their liquor, one at time, 50 rs to free
them from any portions of the she'll which
might adhere to them. Drain and place
them between clean napkins, in order to dry
them perfectly; pour Off half the liquor into
a stew-pan. salt it To your taste, stir in one
gill OF cream, one ounce and half eff butter
rolled in grated cracker, and Il little CAYENNE
pepper ; boil two eggs hard, chop them up,
and mix them with as many bread crumbs as
will cover the top Of your pic; season the
bread and egg with cayenne pepper and salt,
make rich paste, line the sides Of your pie
dish put in the oysters, pour the hot liquor
over them, strew the bread crumbs on the top,
cover the whole with lid Of paste, cut an
opening in the centre of the top crust, and
ornament it with flowers or leaves made of
the paste, bake it and s,rvc it hot, As soon
as tn" crust is done take II" Iio ont Of thc
oven.
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PROCLAMATION
To the Citizens of Burlington.
PJfT,V NJ A. III Frs

,-,.Dp,,. "rECTRIC rOLTAEc CHAINS
I,oSsTRrcrtu TO ID. WORN NEAI ~ gtE
~ skim producing constan. ""''''
ruptcd Electro Misunderstanding 1Ns..-A'h RE-
LIRr, FROM ALL ACUTE PAINS, and
Permanent Cure Of all Neuralgia Diseases.
PuLvERNAcnER's ELEcrRlc CnISs were first
used in France, three years since, for the cure Of
Nervous Diseases, and after being submitted to the
most thorough trial, in every Hospital in Paris by
the most learned Professors in that city, they
recommended to tho Government of France, who
granted Patent for the discovery During the year
lSjl-2 they introduced in Gcrmany, Austria,
Prussia and England, and year since, introduced
and Patented by the United States Government.
Most Astonishing Cures of
rheumatism, St. Nitus-Dancc,
Painful Swclled Joints, Palpitntion OF the Heart
Neuralgia of the face, Periodical Headache,
Deafness, Blindness, Pains from Indigestion,
Mysteries, Dyspepsia Uterine Pains.
EVERY DISEASE, CALLED NERVOUS,
is quickly and rapidly cured, by simply wearing the
Chains for few hours each day.
The Chains were first introduced in the city Of
New York, where they were exhibited to Professors
Valentine Mott, Van Buren,, Post and Carnochan,
who readily discovered that they possessed Strange
and Singular Power of
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ssarbiciZcd Iron Nantes.

TABLE TOPS, &c, &c,
In Imitation of the choicest : arbles,
Manufactured by the
Nar5ic Company, SIS Broad,rny,
NEW YORK.
SILtS {. HERRING.
Rnsincss Drnartmcnt. j II rrON. 3 months.
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Atlantic White Lead,

" \ & PAINTS, VERMONT LIN
M SEED OIL. boiled do, aud other Painting
MateiIs too numerous TO mention Just received and
or Salecheap by A. q. STRONG.
Mny ~. d&wtf
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$4,000 Barrels Flour.

- ROBINSON 4 CO., offer for sale at No. 80
~. Canal street, opposite Boston and Nninc Pas
sengcr Depot, $4,000 barrels Ohio, Michigan, In
diana and tennessee Flour extra, iancys, and SUI
pcriinc, which they will deliver at the following
places to suit customers viz. boston, Alhrpy. Qg
lensl, arg, Montreal and Portland S2"wi
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7. NIL, 5t Great Johns street, near Bow
a.. cry, New York. Pianos Tuned and Repaired
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Pianos and 'SaclOt,cOn~.

r, .. UNI I'D 7 M,
i23 BroadrdY, Ncr York,
THNlIE Organ rcodeon, with Two Rows Of Keys,
&C., the hest instrument in tho world for
Churches short of the large class Organ Price $500
3nus
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elk sizes suitable for the smallest private family
- or tIotel ot the l1rIcst class. ll0l air iSturSs
to warm additional ronms can hr aItaclcd il de.
srcd. Also water backs tor heating wHi'r Tor bath
ing and other purposes T6E'Ihrrwith a large as
sormtntot cooking, patlur and box Stoves nj every
Description tor sa',by r. BRONSON.
CVllvs, a., Burlington, Juu, > G6tAwu
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piano E'DVteS.

AL BrOGd,rdV Nelr YORK.
1--WE Largest and Best Assortment of first class
4 Piano for,cs in New York, both with and With
out the .folian Attachment may be found in AL
Broadway. All parsons wishing a good Instrument
at low price will be sure to find one AT
LINCOLN & THO NPSON'S,
ly al Broadway, New fork.
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Land Warrants.

DASH paid for Land Warrants; also
" Warrants obtained Tor Claimants, by
WESTON & NOl ES,
tSy Office in Peck's Block over The Book Store.
Jan. 49, d&wti
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gl,r gscat Hair ssyc.

6eALIARp'S New and Improved Edition is the
ED cheapest and best article now offered to the
public. II will color the Hair any shade in twenty
minutes. Pri-cpai Office, 1893 Broad,ray,
LEV YORK. ly
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Piano s"Ortcs.
Cheap Piano Forte House.

" J.iF. UNINES, llG ID Avenue, New \ ORR
'. Dealers supplied on liberal terms. ~
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sewing Rirds.

WE HAVE A VARIETY OF THESE VERY
w convencntartclcs, with aud without the cush-
ion. Every lady should have one.
II. Y, HORTON co.
June So dAwI
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MEXiCAN MUNTANG LINIMENT.

ENROM rich and poor, bond and frec-al grades,
colors and conditions the same need of praise
ltreslstably given to this wonderful prcparation.-
Thousands Of bottles are sold and used daily and
but one universal opinion is uttered by all who use
IT, and that is that remedy before discover
cd possesses such perfect healing and curative prop
crtltS IL acts Ike mage in relieving pains Of any
KIND, no matter by what caused, how excrutiatng
-sprains, dslocation of joints, bruises burns
scads, ulcers, cancers, rheumatism, piles, caked
brcast or any pain, soreness, stiffness or weakness
OF joints, muscles or ligamcnts. The linimcnt i.
equally applicable and equally c1rctua in giving
immediate relief Try it. !. G. BRAGG 4 co.,
sole cPIietors-Princpal Offices, JJi HrouiNa.,
New YORK., and st. Louis, Missouri. "
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Wool Pulling.
CLOCKSl CLOCKS! !

VTITINN CTIW IN !
WE HAVE JUST GOT IN 4 LOT OF JEROME'S
W 80 hour and day Clocks, of new style and
pattern These are the most reliable of the Yankee
Clock, and we have no hesitancy in warranting them
to run we'll. II. v HORTON 4 co.
june 30. dIwtf
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HLAkE'S Pltent Conductors Lantern.
ID G.. W. BAXTER g. co.
April 20. dAwu
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Nov OPEN AND RUNNING THROUGH TO
" Albany without change Of cars.
1853 F'aH and Wintc, Arran CEMENT. 1853
Shortest and quickest through Mail Line from
Ogdcnsburgh, Montreal, Rouscs' Point, Pittsburgh
and Burlington to Troy, Albany and New York,
VIA RUTLAND AND EAGLE BRIDGE.
III connection with Rutland Burlington, and Hud-
son River Railroad.
Passengers over this route may rely upon making
all the connections with the different Roads, adj
vertiscl. This is The Only route by which pqsscn-
gers with certainty so through from Montreal to
New \ ork the same dag.
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SrIRIT,tAh BOOK sronEANDpIn.


~ LISTING HOUSE 900 Broadway New York,
have recently issued the following Books The an
ncTcd prices include postage. Brttan's Review Of
6ecchcrs Report, Is cts Discourscs from the Spirit
World by stephen On, late President Of fhc IVES
eyan University at Middctown. through r. =.
Wilson. Methodist Clergyman, - cts APPROACHING
crisis, being Review Of Dr.. Bushnell, by 4. j.
Davis, C3 cts. SccrcSs Of Provost, concerning the
Inner Life and World of Spirits, a cts Stilling's
Pneumat oogy, illustrating Prcscntimcnts, Visions
Apparitions, &c, 81 cts. Pilgrimage of Thomas
Paine, in tho spirit World, through Rev. C. liam
mond, Medium, 20 cts. Kcichcnhnck.s D gnamirs of
Magnetism, Electricity, Heat, Light Crysallzat!on
Chcmism, &C., 81 20. Celestial Tclcrra ph or Sc
crcts of the Life to como, revealed through Pcrccp-
tons OF Occupations and Conversations with Thirty
six Spirits, 81 10. Shckinah, splendid Spiritual
Gift Book, cucidaiing the nature and relations Of
man. vital Il entail and spiritual Phenomena contain
ing Portraits of Sucrs and Eminent Spirituulists
&C., &C.. 81. Present Age, Inner Life bv A. j
Davis, : q. judy" Elmond- on Spirituuli.in, 500
pages, 81 80. Britain and Richmond. Discus sion
of Spirtualism, 400 pages octave. embodying tho
greatest number Of Facts and Arguments pro a:.d
con, on this subject ever brought together in one
vol, ~ .. Also-The Spiritual Telegraph, the
organ Of Modern Spirituali.m, weekly paper, 50
per year. PARTRIDGE Il BRIrTAN.
2tnp
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lNDIl RUBRrR COMBS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 4 lot OF
w Misses Rubber Combs, new and most dura-
bic article. Ii, V, HORTON ( CO.
June 80 dtwtf
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Removal! Removable!

Il RUST HAS REMOVED HIS MUSIC
a 4. SToRE to No. s. Bank Block, ono door east Of
the Farmers g. Mcohaacs' Banh, where he has
complete assortment Of
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whose Instruments are well known to be superi'
any others manufactured in this country.
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MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,

fnd asi goods pertaining to his branch of business
\ large essortmcn: Of PIANO FQkrES from the
Manufactures OF
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EAiMsicy a. gsariiasg,

Wholesale DRUGGISTS.
G2 |tsSsV s'rot, nt4v Grcenr,rh street. Wv York.
hRDERH personally or by letter equally regarded
W in prices, qualities. dispatch, &c. ly
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Manufactured ~ PRIScr 4 Co, Buffalo, and ANN
4 Needham, New York, of all sizes and pate
and every instrument pdrr0nt,d