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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
OFFICE,
is CoRNHILL, LONDON, OPPOSITE TIE ROYAL

ITO MERCHANTS, Commercial New, Rooms Public Ii
braries Agricultural Societies Officers ofhe United States
Printers, Publishers of Newspapers, SC.
p l.. SlNMONDS, General Agent and Commission Mer-
chant begs acquan his friends and the American public in
general that he ready orders for the supply OF News
papers Periodicals. Stationery Printing Materials Fancy Ar
ces Sc of kind and quantity and goods every descrp
ton Of first quality the market prices of the
day and transact upon most liberal terms pro-
yided he Previously furnished with funds drafts either
long short dates London ii veool
house for payment So =,
p L. Simmonds will also receive onsIgnments any DO
cpon of merchandise to be sold commission and accept
bills short dates for thirds Of the amount receipt
the bills of adng assignments entrusted to his will
with the interest of the consgnees extensive knowledge OF
men will he trusts enable him give complete satisfaction to
all who may favor him with their commands =
Reference be made in New York James Gordon Ben
nett ESD Proprietor OF the Herald who is personally acquan
ed with Mr. Smmonds and the and Of his
s28tfr
TO NEWSPAPER AGENTS AND PUBLISHERS IN
THE UNITED STATES.
THOSE excellent illustrated Newspapers, The Pictorial
Times and illustrated London News supplied at rs Cd
sterling per Or Punch 4s cd and all Tic London and
Foreign Newspapers they regularly suppie
wholesale and retail, by ..
Newspaper and Periodical Agent 10 Comhl, London.
Subscriptions advance be paid into the Herald Office
on Mr.. Simmonds account.
Advertisements all the London,
Country and Foreign Journals. s28tf
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NOAL-Lage Nut Size $40, stove $500
and Egg s. OF the best Peach Orchard Ash wei
reenej weighed by city weigher aud delivered free of
se eductiouiof Is per taken from the boat.
pETER CLINTON corner Of King
10 .rf t3r~~ugich
COPPERlOO English ShesngC opper of very superior
~ quality, from II TO 20 Just received aud for sale by
H. X. COLLINS CO,
o2sr Sc South street.
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QEMOYAL india Rubber Shoes and Over Shoes--Just re-
~ ceyed from factory for fall trade large assortment OF
India Rubber Shoes consisting OF plain and figured lined and
urred ubber elastic overshoes ladies' elastic
per sandals leather and rubber soes ladies' fur and ribbon
shoes styles gooe shoes aud various styles of misses
chldrens Shoes which offer the prices
pairs ladies' and mems rubber shoes figured and plain
by the case, or trimmed and cleaned by the dozen.
5000 pairs ladies' lined and fur bound rubbers,
Merchants requested examine the store
No Is Maiden Lane.
HORACE II. DAY. Successor to Rorbury l. r. Co.
rs Maiden Lama
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Observation-Disclosures RAY

MASSACHUSETTS BAY
OYSTERS =l6sh Fulton street, opposite st. Paul's-
ONAPOLEON COURTIN takes pleasure In informing
those who have heretofore honoed him with
ronage and those who willing continue the favor
the Massachusetts Bay Oysters have with
cold weather their fresh and delicious flavor peculiar to
hem and which has given them the oysters Cancae
that his saloon recently elegantly fitted up most
quiet and comfortable accommodations
There will always be found in t choice collection of the
following wines, viz Chabs Sautee Grave Barsac Her.
mitage, sparkling and still Hook, Champagne Chambern
Pommard Volney, LATTE, Larrvze, Leove st Jussn sc
and all sorts Of foreign wines and cordals.
He keeps constantly hand the above IN cask
together with Preserves Sweet Oil aud F--ssS. mega,
Goods purchased from his establishment tee
any Of the city Oyste will be there's eicr
purchasers W Nluired) and opened by Of the ; dans
a establishments. OF, ire
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A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND REUCHES wholesale
"A and retail cheaper than any house in the trade at T.
PR CES Manufecory, 2 Grand street. second block east
Of the BoweIy, south side.
Pedlars and country mner would do well call and
thirty the liar
Gold and head for balls and parties OH msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

PREMIUM SOFA BEDS rEADS.
NJ McGRAW'S PATENT EXTENSION SOFA-This
~. article well known the public and its adv
have been ncontesby proved that the inventor deems 1t
unnecessary make further comment He would however,
beg leave refer the few following highly respectable
emen who have these sofas TO their convenience
and utility -
Er-President Van Buren, Undertook, NJ.
James X. Whiting, District Attorney, 60.
Hon &. G. Cambrelepg, dc.
Hou Senator Preston, 8. e.
Brown Brothers Co. do
Col Crosby, do
Rev DIR Mott, Schenectady, do
thousand could be given of gentle and la
dies OF the first respectaby il il IL needs
only to be to be best A. esons
wishing 10 purchase sofas sofa bedsteads reclining ce
rocking chairs respectfully invited call at 63 Bios
second door above Grand street.
~ B. The above sofa has been awarded premiums the
various Fairs where has been exhibited gold medal three
silver medals and six diplomas 463 Broadway, second door
Ebove Grand street. o8 Inn m
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6tS6 FIRST PACKET FOR LIVERPOOL The splen
EEfe> did, fast sailing Gvore ship ADIRONDACK, 1000
Capt Hacksta, will sail positively above her
regular day.
The ships of this line being all 1000 and upwards per-
sons about to embark for the old country, will fail
the advantages TO be derived from selecting this line
enee to any other their great capacity renders them every
way more comfortable and convenient than ships Of smaller
class Those wishing 10 secure berths, should fail 10
make early application on board,
w. j. L. TAPSCOTT,
At.ther General Passage Office, % Peck Slip
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81 BUOTS AND SHUES.-WILSON u Holm
-8SON, Successors John Hutchings deceassd
have hand and for SALE from the best in de-
country WV
100 Gases Coarse seyed and Psgsed Boots and boys.
1000 Pair Morocco Buskus.
1000 Ladies Fine slippers.
5000 Chdrens Shoes, various colon.
200 Womens and misses Caters.
1000 India Rubbers trimmed and plain.
For sale in lots % suit purchasers, at their store.
100 CHATHAM STREET, opposite Roosevelt.
NJ BThe being open until 10 o'clock the evening
gives country merchants opportunity goods
their leisure, o3l lmNr
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AK FOR NEW ORLEANS-Louisiana and New
MN York LineRegular Packet Of the lOih November
The fast sailing packet ship S!iA KSPEARE, Capt
Allen Miner will sail as above, her regular day.
For freight having handsome furnished
datsns apply on board at Orleans wharf foot of all
orto
F.. X. COLLINS & co, Sc South street.
Shippers by this line rely having their goods
recty measured
Agents in New Orleans, Hullen 8, Woodruff, who will
promptly forward all goods to their address
The packet ship Occugee Captain Pee will succeed the
Shakespeare, the 10th regular day.
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- BOOTS, BOOTS AND SHOES, cheap. and
sS8 cheaper than yet off red in this city very
large assortment of gents single and double soed proof
Boots french and native calf city made and warranted for the
low price ~ TO IS and failing supply thick
boots and Shoes for men, boys and ehilden ladies' misss
the different kinds and fashionable styles There Moe
easlns and all the different kinds and fashionable stye India
IN great abqndanee and cheap yhch the subscribers would
solicit th. friends aud the public call aud examine their
stock 1t is OF the best materials and principally CITY made
az their large establishment 23 Greenwich street corner OF
Murray ~ ~ "
OPT lm.ec WRIGHT. CALHOUN & co.
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SSSR FOR LIVERPOoL-NEW LINE-Regular
MI&H Packet of 18th November-The splendid packet
k&.ship ROSClUS. Captain John Collins of 100 tons
will sail above her regular day For freight or having
handsome furnished apply board Orleans
L. K COLLINS L CO.
Pnce OF passage S75. Sc South street.
The packet ship Sddons Capt Coob of 1000 tons will
succeed the Roscus sail the 2h regular ay
Passengers rely upon the ships Of this line sailing pune
tually as advertised o27
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fEk FOk LIVERPOOL-The New Line-Regu, r
MANI Packet 10th of Noyember-The fine New York bui
atAa0e.packet ship HoTTINGUER, Ira Bursley maste
1850 tons, will sail as above her REGULAR day. -
For freight passage having very superior
apply TO the Captain board west side Burlng Slip
Woodruff MINTURNS, 81 South ST.
The fine packet ship Liverpool, j. Edridge master
1850 will succeed the Hotnguer and sail her regular
day 18th December n2r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-14
REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

IN DR.. l.. Paris celebrated Soothing Syrnp, for
children cutting their teeth This niallible romedy
has preserved hundreds Of children, when thought
past recovery from convulsions. As as the sy-
rup a rubbed on the gums, the chd will recover
This preparation is innocent, tficaoious and so
ploo SAINT that no child will refuse TO let lis gums be
rubbed with it. When infants ore at the age OF four
nortls, though there is no appearance Of teeth,
bottle Of tho s,rup should be rubbed he guIns TO
open The rore.. Parents should never be without
the syrup Ia the nursery where lh,r are young chl
DIRE, 'or il a child wakes il the night with panes
in the gums, the syrup Immediately gives case by
opening The pores, and healing the gyms, thereby
preventing COMMISSIONS revcrs, Sc.
To the many cnquircrs after this arIcle we would
say that we have received Orsc and fresh supply Of
tho genuine article. Fol- sale only by f. p. WAL
TON & SONS at the Nontprirr Bookstore.
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MERuHANDISE TRAINS

will leave the Freight Depot Chorlestown and Nashua
every morning, Sundays excepted.
An goods TO be transported on the all road, going above
Lowell must 10 seni 20 the company's Freight Depot
ChariesloVn, at the end Of Warren bridge,
Goods be forwarded by the MN tIan must be sent
to the Depot as early az the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodious
Store Houses both Nashua and Charesiown and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation Of
merchandise give notice that they prepared
transport all goods md country produce which may be for
wardcd then depots and for This purpose have furnished
safe and covered which wall perfectly goods
from damage and careful and experienced TO lake
charge of The transportation business at the depots and to
accompany the goods over the road.
The Company determine not only 10 accommodate the
public but to extend every facility in their power both
teamses and merchants having fixed upon the following
rates freight
$3.50 per each way between Nashua and Charesown
Bulk Sat- Plaster Lime Stone, Lumber, etc S2 per ton.
$500 per ton each way between Nashua md Lowell
An regular teamstes running to the cars will be carried
the road between Nashua and Charestown each
free of expense. 81
ONsLow sTEARNs, Superintendent
Nashua, October 81 1871.
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HAIR! HARE! badness!
IMPORTANT EISCOV cry HE GREAT MYS
TERY EnIINn OIIT-


Terry FOUND OUT.
nR. STERRY'S Hair Regeneration. Dr. S'cry, af-
- ter much attention to the important subject Of pre-
serving the Hair has after many experiments chemical and
physical been able 10 discover article which Of
fced with the greatest confidence for the toilet as the best
thing discovered for its sotenng and penetrating
quality produce good head Of hdiro prevent from
falling oH when badness upnreheudc TO restore when
badness has taken placu-and 10 prevent from turning
gray. II is more noutishng than poma um antique oil,
Cologne water. 1t is beautiful article pr ladies' curs
it makes the HAIR soft md lively and oduccs uncommon
5rilancy. Thousands have tested It's snpe Tor virtues and
excellence and in every instance II sta,ds umivard II
is an uflibe cure in all affections Of the skin The
nead--as dandtu & =. &C. Every family should be sup
Piled with bottle ofthis Gil that by its application the
head and hair of children, the beautiful and ornamental
appcndago Of fine head Of hair which nature has supplied
us may be preserved
For sale wholesale and RETAIL by Foster and Dickinson,
sole proprlet1rs and A. Hitchcock and Co.
M Genessce street. Utica n in Montpelier BY Sias
Burbank IT,; in Waterbury by Iutchns Gloss and Co; in
Stow By Albert Camp, in Chelsea, by n. G. Hale in
Tunbridge by p Poster in Roylon by Owner Neylns
and Fish. 90
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WORMS! WORMS!

DR. NJ. HlTCHCOCKS unrivaled and uncqualcd
~ Worm Tea, sovereign Remedy for WORMS. This
invaluable medicine has been tested by the experience of
mnre than years use, and administered to than
10 COO persons Of various ges, ard solitary
plant for in Of the thousands Of nstan es where
has been used agreeable The printed directions has
ever failed.
b. Ask for DR.. NJ Htchcock's Worm Tea as there
are many nostrums abroad for the destruction of worms
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole propretors, and to A. Hitchcock aud Co
ia Gcnnessee St Utica, N " in Montpelier by Slas
Burbank jri in Waterbury by lluchns Coss and Co in
Stow by Albert Camp in Chelsea by N G Hale; in
Tunbrdge by d. Eos IN Royalton, by Downer, Nevns
and Fish.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

BKADLEY VALE, CALEDONIA County.
WHEREAS the Legislature of the State Of Vermont
w at their SEES lion at Montpelier, in the year A. D
1912 assessed lax Of four cents each of anj in
the town Of Bradley Vale, in the county Of Caledonia
ands sequeserod to public pous and charitable puIpos-
es exeeped for the purpose of making and repairing roadi
and building bridges in said town. to be expended under the
direction Of tho Undersigned, who appointed com
mllee to suPeinend the expenditure Of said axhese
are therefore to notify the proprstors and land owners
Of June and July next
Dated at Bradley Vale, March To- Is42
SOLOMON ANDREWS
CHARLES II HoMAN, lCommiitee
NATHANIEL WILLIS \
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TIVE Wi! Makers have declared hossilities a.
L. gainst our neighbour Or. JAYNE, OF sccGizss
of his HAIR TONIC, which is knocking oil their
business into a Cooked hat" Ladies aud gentle
nen, old and young, are hockns TO The Doctors
standard. Heads long Invested of the first Iu-
dimenls of hair, after using his Hair Tonic, APP
pear with new and flowing locks, which AbsaAom
himself might have envied. Beurdless boys are seen
with large and bushy whiskers, and ladies smile
again through their own raven rnglets, more beauh-
vi and bewitthing than ever. Bald heads are doff-
ing lhcirewigs and throwing them TO the moled and
o The bats, while the wig makers stand ashast as
they behold The demolition OF their business.
What will be the consequence Of this war we
know not, as the wiggies are outrageous, and the
Doctor remains firm, aud declares that some things
can be done well as Others" and that bald heads
may we'll wear their own hair as The ban OF Other
people. Weekly Messenger
ltTsIt may be had Of Dr.. Jayne, No. 20 South
Third st. Pa Price 81. II may also be had of +.
F. Walton 4 Sons Montpelier, W.
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NOTICE.
WHEREAS the Legislature Of The State Of Vermont
w their last session in Montpelier in the year
thousand eight hundred and foy.wo, assessed Of
three cents per all the lands tpubc lands except
ed in the town Of Wenock in the county cf Essex in SAID
State for the purpose of making and repairing roads and
building brdges-these warn the propnctors and
landowners Of said town Of Wenock that they may have
opportunity to pay said labor any time in the
monhs Of June July next, by applying the subscrb
ers, who appointed committee TO superrtend the ex-
pendEure of said tax.
JOHN CARGILI,
PHRELAND ROsBRoOKs, Committee.
ELISHA WEBSTER,
Wenock, March 10 1913.
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GOSHEN LAND TAX.

TIME land owners in the Of Goshen the county
l. of Addison, hereby notified that the Com nilee
granted upon the lands Of town, by of the Leg
stature OF the State Of Vermont passed in November,
1871, and the in amendment thereof passed Novem-
ber 1872 will receive their respective in labor in
the months of June and July next upon application to
either of the committee.
FRANCIS BROWN, Com. to superintend
EZRA WASHBURN, JR,, the expenditure of
JOSIAH II. DART Goshen Land Tax.
Dated at Goshen, Addison Co. March 18th, 1878. 8
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WONDERFUL

N astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linimcn
n for the Piles, Rheumatism, &c. has been used in
thousands ofcases, and failure to give complete
cure can be found large supply receivediresh romhe
Manufacturer Of the GEvuHE to answer the many and in
creasng calls For sale only the Montpelier Bookstore
by T. p WALTON d SONS.
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o. Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
PERLEY A. DEARRORN,S ESTATE

lie subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District OF Randolph, Com
mlssoners 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands DIAL persons against the estate ofPeey A. Dear
born late ofChesea in SAID Dsr deceased represented
lnsoWen and the term OF six months from the ls day Of
March instant being allowed by sd court the creditors Of
sad deceased TO eXhbS prove their respe claims before
do give notice, that we will attend to the duties Of our
appointment At the dwelling house of C. Blodgeu IN Chel
roai IN SAID district, on the first Mondays OF May and
July next nne orc ock, forenoon, each Of said vs.
JOHN W. SMITH, lc,,
LEMENT BACON }Oomm'ssohefS'
Chelsea, March 10 A. u. 1913 %
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JAMES EZPEUTORANT

IN doses will cure the GROUP or HlVES in chill
drcn in from ) minutes In one hours lime II inn
medlatoy subdues the violence of Hoopng Cough,
and effects a speedy cnre Hundreds who have been
given up By tier physicians ncuTable, with con.
sumption, pitting OF blood and other Pulmonary
Affections have been restored perfec, by il.
II never fails in giving relief iEJ1For sale by DR..
Jayne, 30 South Third ST. Philadelphia. Also, by
q. z. WALlON 4 SONS, Montpelier, w
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WORMS IN CHILDREN.

OF all 1.-The diseases 10 which children are opposed
oately children are seldom free from them, and as
they initiate the symptoms OF almost every other
compliant, they oCen produce alarming effects with
out being suspected. Worms are not only cause
OF disease themselves, but By their irritation, ag-
srayate all other diseases, wandering from part
Of the body to the other winding themselves up into
large balls and obstructng the bowels, and frequent
ly the throat, causing commissions, and 100 often
death The desired remedy will BE- found in Doctor
IJAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, which VIII soon
destroy the worms, and nyisoraie the powers Of d.
geslion so as to prevent a return OF them
Prepared only at No 90 South Third st. Ph'lo'-
Il may be had at the Messrs. Waltons' Bookstore,
Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-14

BARKER's COUGH SYRUP new and
n unriyalled remedy for all Pulmonary affections
which, as far as il has been tested, has given more
general satisfaction than any other medicine now in
use. For SALE wholesale and retail, by s. ?. RED
TIrI n Oct IA
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A CERTAIN CURE

for humors, scrolula, piles, eresipeIas, salt
rfeum, scald-head, and NIL diseases aris-
inglrom impurity of the blood
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THIS cerfos that have this day ielnqushed to my
sou Ora A. Bliss the naming time Of his minority
and he is hereby discharged from all Liabilities me IS
minor and may have full Liberty and transact bust
for himself shall not hereafter claim his earnings,
nor be responsible for debts contracted by him.
JOSHUA BLISS. %.
Montpelcr, Anil l. lS43 O3
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~ the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, gin Probate Court holden
for said district, The 30th day Of March - lsd3.
ERANKLlN A. WRIGHT, administrator the
Il tate of Jos. w. Edridge, late Of Warren, in said
district deceased makes application 10 SAID extend
the time heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due from
said estate and settle his administration account until
future day-Whcreupon is ordered by said that said
application be heard the probate Office in Montpelier
the 18th day Of April, 1913, and further ORDER
ed that notice hereof be gwen the creditors Of said
tale and to all others concerned by publishing the sub
Of sad application and orders thereon, the Yer.
mont Waterman and Journal printed at Montpelier,
least three weeks successfully before The time aforesaid
app United for The hearing Of said application.
BY the Court,
OF Attest LYMAN BRIGGS Register
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Ian DIS


lJIAlR5$& subscriber viz r."
ss-4A=-sas RossIE, which lies in the most -<Rs<>s.
part of the County and where the sale Of LAND
for several past had been suspended is remarkable
for its LEAD MINES and IRoN WoRKs; the latter Of
which in almost continual operaon afording the set
tiers frequent opportunities ofengagng in lucrative employ
ment in The departments Of labor and 1sry
nected with those establishments and consequently, a very
easy mode Of paying for land.
HAMMOND adions Rosie the Northwest. This
town is noted for raising very fine WHEAT and ad
vantageous market for which almost readily to be
found at the Ogdensbug Touring mills. Here too
facilities of paying for land the same as in Rosie.
PARIsHvILLu, which lies the eastern part Of the
county, extensively settled most Of the settlers having
paid for the anJ in gran cattle and labor, which facll
lies are stil obalnabe.
MATILpAviLLE lies dir ecy south Of Pashvie, is far
less settled than but the easy mode of paying for
land obtaius here also.
The soil ofhose towns is generally good either for grain
gass and country be better wacred The great
iaci Of transporting to II market Of Montreal, by wa.
ter communication gives value 10 the products and man.
uacues OF this country not surpassed in any other The
saving of time and expense the farmer who resides in
the vicinity Of SO great outlet the River Saint Law
renee must be obvious and also be the advantages
which this country possesses others whose distance
from muiket affords little real reward TO labor indus
Try.
For particular information respecting those lands
Address the agents in charge, MIR David w. Baldwin
Rosie, and Nr James y. Sawyer, Parlslvic,
the subscriber at Ogdcusbuigh.
GEORGE PARISH.
Ogdensburgh St. Lawrence Co Jan. b, 1913. 92
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SNUFF-oNIY TwENrY-rIvE CENTS.

nR. NJ. HITCHCOCKs newly invented SNUFF,
~ the best article discovered by scientific in
Europe America the cure and absolute relief If
Catarrh, Dizziness Of the Head, Weak Eyes Nervous
Head ache Fallen Sickness Fits aud Infants troubled
with Snufllcs, partial shocks Of Palsy, etc.