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repealed. The Globe heads the host of gen.
une Locoiocoism the Madisonian and Co.
are the spokesman of Tylerism. or more
strictly, Ofliceism The genuine Loco think
they will not make much, even in the office
line, by taking in the Tylerites now, and
thus finding the fat places all filled to their
hands where they succeed formally TO pow
er, which they delude themselves into be
lleving will be March 4th. 1s45. Thus,
the Globe, upon admitting plea for Tyler
ism, from a correspondent, turns upon those
for whose admission he is suing. and in Ian
guage too gross for our columns, compares
Capt. Tyler 20 an unfaithful husband, who
has long been false to his wife Loco. Foco.
ISM and now comes back to her protesting
penitencc, but bringing several of his vi.
lest paramours ii. c. Webster, Spencer &
Co.. with him. The Globe paints all this
too forcibly for our columns, remarks that
the Responsibility" of the family must suf-
fer from these new inmates, and concludes
"ln our opinion, Of the Democracy can
manage its affairs very well without the aid
of any of the renouncing Coons, who have
quarreled with, and been driven away from
their fraternity. If they now get shelter
from those to whom they have mischief in
their power, they must be content with the
hospitality The house may afford to such
guests, and not expect that its keeping will
be entrusted to them"
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, }

District of Addison. IS.
RE il remembered that at pr pate court held
at Middlebury in and for the district Of Ad-
Olson on the 25th day of Nov emb.r ls42;
William Dewey one Of the persons interested
in the eetato of
STILLMAN DEWEY,
lite of said Middlebury deceased moves the
Cour, that partition and distribution of the es-
tate wheaeof the SAID Stlman Dewey died sez.
ed possessed may be made among the heirs OF
the said dec ccsed according 10 law; and that
commissioners be appointed for that purpose;
II is there fore ordered that the said William
Dewey cause notice to be given to all persons
interested to appear befO.e said court {, a ses-
sion thereof TO be aeld at the tffcc OF the Reg
istcr of said court in said MiddlebuTy on Wed
nesday the 2Ist Gay OF December next at onc
o'clock in the afternoon at which time and place
the said conrt will appoint commissioners Il
make partition and distribution of the said cs
tate as aforesaid by publishing certified cop,
of this order in the Middlebury Peoples Pres
a newspaper printed at Middletury three week
successfully previous 10 the time Of said court
j s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record,
3O3w Us. BUSHNELL, Register.
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C. 4 X d =,

The Parents and relations, of the late
deceased F. A, Nj. Ferre, take this medi.
um to express TO the Young Mems Temper.
ance Society of Middlebury,a grateful sense
of the lasting obligation they are laid under,
by the frequent flattering expressions of
their confidence in, and esteem for their
lamented companion in labor, noe resting
from his hbors; also, their thanks towards
the inhabitants of Middlebury, for the deep
interest manifested for the prosperity and
welfare of the deceased, their son and
friend.
Nov goth 1912.
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join C. COLT.

The New York papers are filled with va
rous articles upon this painful case. New
er perhaps has a murder melted moro feel
ing in the public mind than this. 1t has
chiefly sprung from the extraordinarycfforts
made TO avert the sentence of the law
Different tribunals have been applied 10 for
wits of error, and failing in this, the exc
cutiye has been urged by most pressing
application of the friends and counsel of
the convict, and even by disintcrested
members of the bar for pardon We
cannot but rejoice that these desperate eff
forts to save the life of a malefactor in Il
case of the most fragrant enormity and
cruelty TO the unfortunate victim of his
malice, has proved unavailing. The firm
noes of Gov. Seward in maintaining the
supremacy Of the law, irrespective of per-
soas has won him the applause ofall,s oven
his most implacable political enemies. For
the prevention Of crime nothing is so i'm
Fotant IS the certain and speedy execution
Of the law upon the guilty offender.
there has been Il statement in some
PAPER that attempts have been made upon
the integrity Of the keepers, to enable the
criniHaI to escape in the garb of his mis-
trSs. The overture was disclosed and its
object aycrted. In several states of the
Uniou attempts have been made TO abolish
capital punishment altogether. But in
none have they even partially succeeded ex-
cept ii Vermont. AT moment when a
whole newspaper would hardly be sufficient
10 detail the accounts Of murders now in
circulation, the manner in which the laws
have been robbed of thciJ efficiency in the
prevention of capital offences, must be Ia
mcntcd BY every wholesome citizen who
regards his own or the safety of communl-
tv.
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HoRRID FRATRIcIDE.-The New Haven
Palladium of the sth notices horrible
affair which occurred in Canaan the week
before. A man named Rockwell at about
midnight went out to relieve hired man
who was attending his burning limekiln.--
The next morning Mr.. R. was found dead,
buried beneath bricks of the chimney which
had fallen down. Blood was found near
there, however, and tracks led from the scene
of murder to the dwelling of the murdered
mans brother-upon whom moreover blood
was found. The tracks fitted his boots and
quarrel was known to have existed be-
tween them. The brother has boon ares
ted.
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10 exceeds els. per pound. 80 per ct. ad
val. and 3 cts per pound.
Sales ofpulled and Fleece continue 10 be
made without. much change in prices. We
do not hear ofany important movements in
coarse foreign. Our quotations should be
considered as nominal.
Prime or Saxony FlOcccs, washed. ID 81
a 40 c.-American full blood do 33-Do 8.
4 do 30 a $50. II do % a 3O-l-4
and common do % %.
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Brighton Market.
Monday, Nov. 81, Is

Monday, Nov. 81, 1912.
At Market 400 Cattle, 800 Stores, 5000
Sheep and 100 Swine
PRrcEs'-Beef Cattle. We quote to cor
respond with last week. A yoke or two
81 so. First quality, 81 90 a 25. Sec
ond quality SO Is 8 rs Third quality,
So SO 3 co.
BarreAing Cattle.-Mess 50 II %.
No ], 50 so.
Stores.-Two year old 81 -. Three
year old, $l4.a20,
Sheep. Lots were sold from 75c. TO ST.
10. Wethers from 81 rs TO IS.
WOOL. Duty. The value whereof at
the place of expectation shall not exceed =
CTS per pound, free. All whereof the val.
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United States District euurt,

vermont DlSirlct.
In Bankruptcy. Notes TO show cause agairst
petition of Aaron II. Emmerson, Of Granville
IN said district TO be declared Bankrupt, at the
ONCE of Samuel Prertiss. district judge, IN
Montpelier, in sld district on Wednesday
December Ia, 1912, I0,A II.
United States District Court,
permont District.
In Bankrudtcy. Notice 10 show cause against
petition Of Harry Ciafcy, Of Piit<ford, in said
district 10 bp declared bankrupt, ut tho office
of Samuel Prentiss, district Judge inAfontpelier,
in said district on Wednesday, D>con,bcr II =,
1912, 10 A. VI.
United States District Court,
Vermont District.
In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause against
petition ofJohn Strong of Hancock, in said dis
trict, 10 be declared bankru, t, at the Office Of
Samuel Prentiss district Judge in Montpelier, in
said district, on Wednesday December IA,
1912, loan,
United States District Court,
Vermont District.
IT. Bankruptcy. Notice 10 show cause against
petition of Nathaniel Hill, of Starksborough,
in said district 10 be decl: red bankrupt, at the
Office of Samuel Prentlss dist rict judge in
Montpelier in said district on Wednesday De-
cember Ii, 1912, l0Aa
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Unled States District Curt.
Vermont District.

In Bankruptcy. NOTICE to show cause against
petition Of Alfred Atwood, Of Granville, Shoe
maker, in said district, 10 be declared bankrupt,
at The office OF Samuel Prcntiss, district Judge
in Montpelier, in said district, on Tuesd'y Jan
uarv &c ls43, 10 A. NJ. 80
sUnted States DISCREET Cour..
Vermont Distr CT.
In Bankruptcy. Notice TO show cause against
petition Of Seth Hodges Of Lincoln, Farmer. IN
said district, to be declared bankrupt at The Of
fec of Samu' Prentiss district judge iniMcn'Pe-
lier, IN SAID district, on Tuesday January 10,
1913 10 A. NJ
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The BAY STArE.-The political COM
pIexion of Massachusetts,, was determined
yesterdy, Nov. 2Sth. There are 100 towns
The State which have not as yet chosen
representatives., and it is confidently believ-
" they will choose sufficient majority of
wigs to secure the joint ballot. As it now
sands there is loco majority of g a IA
u Inc lower house. The locos think that
y means ofthe abolitionists who like silly
laws always suffer themselves to be used
> men, they shall prevent elections in a.
''u' 'ofty wing towns. Time will deter
nine.
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Select School.

THE Subscriber would inform the inhabi-
Il tants OF Middlebury and vicinity that he
will open on Wednesday the 30th inst, Sc
lectSchool IN the Academy building.
ORLANDO WOOSTER.
". B. Terms reasonable. and suited to the
times.
Mddlebury, Nov. ii29; 1912. 30;5w
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q, 'ioA IouRNAL.-This is the name
" small weekly news paper issued from
NY vermont Asylum at BrattIeborourb
T ~ Is devoted to The interests of the insane
N. journal asserts that the Editor publish
f.. u printers are confirmed Lunitics, the
,,,3 P' having been the inmate of several
t5s t aou5cs' A New York paper says that
e, '' evidence ofthe fact is the starting
tso 1t" paper in these times. We find
iIn,. H'in'ance of one, a still more apt
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STATE OF VERMONT Z
District Of AddjSOu, SIS.


EBE it remembered that at Probate Cuu
ED ned at Mddlrburv, in and for the d.
trict o. Addison, on the 10Th day'ci November
a. ID. 1912.
Harvey Pritchard, executor of the last vii
and testament of
ETHAN ANDRUS,
late of said Mid dehury deceased. presents his
administration account fer allowance; An dit is
thereupon ord erred that tie same be exam in ed
FOR al lowance by said court at a session thcr OF
10 be held at the office Of the Register Of sa id
court in said Middiebury, on Wednesday the
2Ist d ay Of Dec ember next at one O'Clock in the
aftern oon And that notice thereof be given
10 all persons Interested, that they may APP
pear and make their objections 10 The allowance
of sal d adminlstr alton account hy publishing a
certified copy of this order in the Midulehury
Peoples Press, Il Newspaper printed at sail III I'd
debury, three weeks successfully previous 10
the time OF said Court.
j. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy O. record.
90. Auesi J. 5. BUSHNELL, Register.
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SUMMARY.

The Buffalo Commercial, gives the par
ticulars cf terrible storm which occurred
on Lake Erie, -multitudes Of vessels were
wrecked dismanted, and many lives and a
vast amount of property lost.
Congress convenes next Monday. The
members are daily arriving at the capitol
1t will probably be an exciting session.
That PARTY spirit will yield to the consum-
nation of measures to relieve the country
from its present frightful embarrasSments,
is what we earnestly desire, but can scarce
ly hope for. No wing measure we fear
can be carried through and receive the
sanction of President Tyler. OF any
healing.measure passed by the concurrence
of both political parties We entertain but
slight hope.
The trial of James Sullivan, John Nc.
Chester and George Kenset, the West.
chester county prize fighters, was proceed
ding at Whiteplains on Wednesday. A
noNe proseqSi hao been entered to four, a.
gainst whom indictments had beed found.
THE STATE ELECTION. The official
vote of all the counties in the State but l3
give the following result
Seward in 1910, $4,000
Bouk s. d" 1896
Bradish in 1912, 154,9O7
Bouck d" 1922
Thus, while in the counties enumerated
Bouck has this year beaten Bradish by a
majority of 1904 votes, he has himself
received 1885 votes less than he received
in 1910; the vote for Mr. Bradish being thi:
year, in the same counties 27,7l3 votes less
than the wing vote two years ago.-1ro5
Wing.
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HAIR j.! HAIR !!

BALDNESS.-Importaw Discovey-the Great
Mystery found out at last.
BAR. STEkRY'S HAIR REGENER.
" ATOR.-Dr. Sterry, after much at
tention to the important subject ofproserving the
hair. has after many experiments, chemical and
physical been able to discover an article which
is now offered with the greatest confidence for
the toilet, as the best thing discovered, for
lis softeningand penetrating quality, 10 produce
good head Of hair-to prevent its falling off
when badness is apprehended-to restore it when
badness has taken place, and TO proven: it from
turning gray. 1T is more nourishing than POM
alum, antique or, COLOGNE water. Ii is a
beautiful article for ladies curls-it makes the
hair soft and lively, and produces uncommon bril-.
liancy. Thousands have tested its superior vir-
tues and excellence, and in every instance il
stands unriyaled. 1t is an Invaluable cure in all
affections of the skin the head-as dandru #
&c. &c. Every family should be supplied with
bottle of this OH, that by its appl cation TO the
head and hair of the children, the beaut ul and
ornamental appendoge of aVfnc head of hair,
which nature has supplied US may be preserved.
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LOVE QUARRELS.

There is an interesting and amiable con-
troversy now going on between the Loco
Foco party proper and the Tyler squad,
which insists on joining tine former, by
whom their advances are, not very civilIy,
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FskM9NT ALMANAC AND STATISTICAL
REGISTER. Published by HASKELL & PAL
NER Woodstock. Has been laid upon our
table lol examination. So far as we can
judge from a very partial perusal Of sever
a. heads it has some advantages in pefspl-
cniiy Of arrangement over any hitherto pub
Ilshel' L. is we'll executed and very much
ike WaI;ons in mater typography and
'21 and number of pages.
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Fall and Winter Goods,

Comprising all the varieties usually called Tor
in country store. which he will sell cheap Tor
cash or approved credit. He would call the
attention Of community TO one fact. Goods
nave been for the last few weeks declining in
plice in market, those purchasing last reapins
the benefit, therefore enabling him To sell a
little lower than those whose purchases were
made only few days previous. For proof
of this call and examine. P. w. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Oct. 81, 1912 %
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WORMS ! WORMS!

DR. NJ. HITCHCOCK'S uurivalled and
~ unequaled Worm Tea, sovereign
rcmedv for Worms. This invaluable medicine
has been tested by the experience of more than
ten years use, and administered to more than
is, 900 persona of various ages, and not one solI-
tarv complaint, for in no one of thousands of in
stances, where it has been used agreeable to the
printed directions, has II ever failed.
NIB Ask for Dr. NJ. Htchcock's Worm
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nj arried.

In Bridport, on the 9th Inst. by the ReA
Dana Lamb, Mr. William H. Fitch to
Miss Mercy Ann Russell, both of Bridport
In this town on the 23d inst. by Rev. T..
A. Merrill, Mr.. Warren llutchins of West
Cambridge Mass, 10 Miss Lydia A. SIEVE.
rance of this town.
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leu StdIcH DIS'TICI 7 UUII,
Vermont District.
United States District Court,
Rermnnf District

In Bankruptcy. Notice TO show cause against
petition of james Hill, OF Siarks borough in
said district. TO be declared bankrupt al theUfhce
inf Samuel Prentiss district Judge, in Montpelier
said district on Wednesday December l4,ls42,
10 AM
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A young dandy, who sported an enor-
nous monstache, asked lady what she
thought of his looks. 'Why,' said she, you
look as if you had swallowed pony, and
left the tail sticking out of your mouth
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Nat their roo ~aAri'K. The locofocos claim
Proof thar , zen victory in this State affords
faror Of 'I nt lhe people of New York are u
Il: The D onect Taxation. WellNwbat 90
int thew o o,n Of the Mormons nrovo a.,
Tat and t dre IN favor of Joe Smith 'T P9,
"'T-a days ~T IIseth ,sI; Nothing is strang
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$4,000 REWARD

WILL DO PAID to any Physician who viii r. !:
duce better compound for family use ti';a I
Genuine Drtch or Gcrman Fegctss!s Pills. ri. 3
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LOTION LOTION.

DR.. Erdns' Beautifying Lotion.
AlGHLY esteemed for curing all crop
hA tons Coz rseness, Richness, and PIN
pies on The Face Neck or Hands, and effactually
Gaming the complexion and removing all dsea>
scs of the skin.
Nothing contributes so much TO our general
success in life, as an engaging fist appearance.
The Lotion is admired as most fragrant, mild,
safe wash, and greatly esteemed for its virtues in
cleansing, softening and purifying the skin OF al
eruptions, SO injurious to female beauty, and re-
storing it to high degree Of purity.
beautiful and healthful complexion is ihs
pride of all who possess it, and he envy of those
who are deprived of it.
good appearance is the best recommenda-
tion; and as the Beautifying Lotion purifes the
skin, and removes all Pimpcs, Blotches, Tan,
Sunburn, and Redness, and produces a beautiful
hue, it is the only cosmetic lady should use at
her toilet.
Gentlemen will also fl I'D this delightful rome
dy 10 remove all Roughness, Pimples, Ring
worms, Spots, Richness, Soreness of the face and
nose, and every kind ofcrupton on the surfsec
of the humen body. 1t is particularly recon-
mended TO gentlemen TO be used after shaving, as
it will prevent the otherwise certain effect of tina
common soap, i'll turning the beard prernaturely
gray.
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Look at this.

HAVE YOUA COU H
IN 0O0 DIE OF CONSUMPTION
sO,OOO every year in the U. States.
and millions suffer from troublesome coughs and
colds, that can be cured by DR.. M, Hitchc ock s
Vegetable Cream Cough Drops, safe medicine
prescription, containing no poisonous drug. and
used in sn extensive practice for several years,
will most positively afford relief, and save you
from that awful disease, pulmonary consumption,
which sweeps into tina grave, hundreds Of the
young, the old, the lovely ami the gay.
Havo you a cough?-Be persuaded 10 purchase
a bottle of the Cough Drops to-day! Tomorrow
may be to late.
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of New Haven
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
the claims and demands Of all persons against the
Estate of
LUCY COBB,
late Of Bristol in said District, deceased. represen-
ted insolvent and all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto: nd six months from the I'd day
Of October, 1912 being allowed by said Court Tor
that purpose, VIC do there fore give notice that we
will attend to the business Of our said appointment
at the dwelling house of Abraham VradenbuI Chs IN
said Bristol on TIE first Mondays in January and
March next, from O'Clock P, NJ on earh Of said
days. SAM'L II. HOLLEf. CcmniiS
WOLCOTT NORTON, ( .ionefs-
Bristol, November 10Th, 1912.
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United States District Court,
Nrrunnnf ni.rticf


In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause against
petition OF Ira Sic wart, that Aalon Spaulding
Of reenfrld in the comfy Of Franklin and
state OF Massachus cts. and Andrew Ru,hcrf I'd
of Mi ddlehury in said district partners in trade
in said Middlebury, he declared Bankrnpts, at
the Office of Samuel Pre- ntiss, dis irict Judge in
NJ ontp elicr in said district on Tuesday the 10th
day of January l843. ter O'clock, forenoon 30
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Wednesday evening,the l4th of Dec. 1912.
by the
MIDDLEBURY BAND.
PRoG R NINE.
PART FIRST.
Grand March full Band. Kuffnar.
Cavatina from Oberon. Bclini
Geschwint March Bugle obligato
Mr.. Lee. Walch.
4 Andantino and Aleqretto, Reiff.
Geschwind March Trumpet OBJ. Mr..
Plaistei, Wanh.
Fantasia Trombone Mr. Walker, Anon,
Quick Step full Band, Wach.
8 Quick, Walch
The celebrated Cracovrienne full Band ,Boscha
PART SECOND.
Grand March full Band, walch.
Geschw, March Trumpet and Buse
OBJ with Accomplishments, Walch
8 Claronett Solo Mr. Harris. Rosni.
Waltz from bone OBJ. Messrs. Walker
and Ford, Cherubini.
Quick slep Trumpet OBJ. with accom-
paniments. walcb.
Andantino and Allegro, Reif.
Geschwint March, Bacrr.
Quick step Flute Solo with accompan
iments. walch.
9 Quick Step full Band, Walch,
10 Finale Presto full Band, Auber.
Admission 26 cts. Children accompanied with
their parents half price.
Doors open at 6 o'clock, performance to COM
nence at 7 Tickets to be had the Vermont Hotel,
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Auction Sale.

"AKEN BY virtue Of an execution in my
\ hands for collection, all the hay in the
barn and cowhouse belonging 10 William
Pierce of Salisbury supposed 10 be sixteen
tons, also one stack in his meadow near said
barn supposed 10 be one and half tons, al.
go one half of four stacks on The farm of Jul.
Jus Graves belonging 10 said VIM. Pierce,
supposed 10 be six tons, one hundred and
thirty one sheep, ninety Two of which are
old sheep, and the remainder lambs which
property will sell at puplc auction on and
near the premises of said William Pierce in
said Salisbury on Tuesday the 9th day of
Dec. at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, TO the highest bid
der for cash as the law directs.
E A. BUMP, Deputy.
Salisbury. Nov. 22d, 1912. 30;3w
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Tea, as thero arc many nostrums abroad for the
destruction of worms.
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TT HE VESPERCs,-i Moral, Humorous md rrteF' niH-
L ing Journli Of Miscellaneous IiicfIifr, ihr nrsnia
Spnr s. Pasm Manners CI-tprs t;fiGn'nsS and EYrr,y
incisIir cveiJ day life
will entai,, The most ana sing nr, oriEc DriiISI frr1
cas noted their lively and s;atklng gi2ni Re1srk
able anb iuJoIiau Anecdotes; the II and Hulanr thu
graf Europ<n World theatrical Rrpnri and CIi:iciSns
Valuable Orsinrf Conriu:caticus Skeicts OF haracl-
Er Ge
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SNUFF--only Ticenfy- Fire Cents.
EAR. NJ. HITCHCOCK'S newly invented
~ SNUFF, the best article ever discover
ed By scientific mon. in Europe or Am erica. for
the euro and absolute relief of Catarrh, Dizzi-
ness of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous Head
aches. Fallen Sickness, Fits, and Infants troub-
and with Snuf1ies, partial shocks OF Palsy, etc.