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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

7 At The Annual Convention of The NJ. z.
Grand Royal Arch Chapel, Of the State Of s.
Carolina, recently held in Charleston, at the
Masonic Hall, The following Grand Office RS
were elected for the ensuing year:
Comp. Jno II. Honour, NJ. e. G. II. P. ~
3 Comp. Chs. NJ. Fnrman, f. Dep. G, H. P
Comp. John E. Odena, F.. G. King.
Comp JOEL Stevenson. E. e" Scribe.
Comp Albcr, G: Mackey, E.G. Lecturer.
I Comp. Jns: S Bhrges;G. Treasurer.
Comp. saml. j. Hull, G. Secretary
Comp.Z. B. Oakes; 6. Marshal. go -
Comp. Samuel Seyle, GraudiSentihel. q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

An Out'uge "A couuuyman named
Boa wright, This morning about hall past
IL O'clock. being excited from drinking,
drew oul, a pistol, land fired at a. negro
boy wbum he supposed 10 have nsulled
him. The boy made his escape through
store al the corner of King aud Queen
streets, but lie ball was received by a
black girl, the properly of,a colored n O.
man in The neigbborhpod, who was stand.
ins at the door of The store, The ball
was lodsedin the-heshy part of The but.
locks. The amount Sof injury sustained
wehave not heard, but suppose, from the
location OF the wound, and from her run
Mug home afterwards, tiat sire Is not Sc
rolsly wounded. The counIryman was
immediately arrested, and conveyed 10
the Guard House.. where J. w. Cogdcll;
Esp, al The request Of the Mayor made
an investigation and committed him to
prison. Boatwright is, we understand,
very reputable at bis residence in Cole.
ION District, and is OF pacific disposition.
This act was the result of intcmperance,
-Charleston Ne,rs. :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

Miss Sophia r. afhfdo 5 Sd be- s'
Time ago s. Il recovered q u Oos iibe; ii
Rev.W. Van Zandf & an m
seduction, has prosecuted adi,eF OF
The NV York Express ia sliibel s
laid the damages atiitbe same suns Sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

Tic 22dcf Fsdrnary.-This day which was
marked blythe birth Of General Washington
was celebrated in Charleston, and other por
,tions Of our State in manner which became
ESQ great and important an occasion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

Sangmnary Duel.-We learn that a
passenger by the Wilmington Boat which
arrived Yesterday, states hat just as no
was leaving Richmond information was
communicated 70 hrn that hostile lneesi
ing had taken place between Ms. Richie,
fone ofthc editors Of the Richmond En-
quirel, a. son of! Thomas Richie, Esq,
formerly ofithe Eng qaireE,sbut now slof;the
UHion,) ana J. II Pleasants.
,formerlySof tie Richmond Wbiss and. al
present tss one: nff The editors Of The Star Of
that city Its stated itha, four shots we're g
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

Cars Ran 'Of.-We are informed by a
gentleman who camedown from Augusta,
yeste rday ,.5,hat the Locomotive which
left here yesterday morning: when about
90 miles Eom The city, came. in contae,
With COW, which suddenly jumped from
The side oflhe track Immediately il, front
loofIhs engine, causing it tosweryr from
iii; lis position. ahd after going some hun.
drresds Of yards, finally throwing ii of. :
FoftunaielyitTesuited in no other injury
than al dcionlipnlof the train until the
arrival oflhe Weslernscars, when a loco
mo,ive was attached, and the train.pro-
ceeded.y. This caused a detention OF about
on hour the arriyalo oflhc Augusta tram
ia this tily.-Cfas. Courier, 9Th ult.
- N.H D. q . H "a r.
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,betWeen aihes sparties-lhats slrs
.Pleasaias received three 81 o6iid one sof
isliicbsw as ms stiie les ssnear sthe gIoin;aVd
another id The afm-aiid ihat Mf. iichie
WIS wolndedinst lace SBfE 9R :sldftsfnr
Washins,dnimmediately ater the affair,
as il Was supposed that the wounds of
Me, .Pleasanls wereEofa dangerousscha
acler. ~. -. = e, St. Z 4.
We eive'lhe above as it was scommuni.
caIed 10 US, with the remark that i is
founded. on fact, as language had been
used il, The papers which they respectfully
edit calculaledIo lerd TO such a,resall.-
ID. a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

The Foreign No,rs The accounts, bqlirp po-
litical and commercial, brought recently byiIe
Cambria, are OF great importance. and of q
cheering character. Itwill be seen, THAI Sir
Robert Peel int his place, announced a very
liberal. l.ccmmercial policy, particularly in. rel
erence to the breadsinffs ofour country: This
measure il carried outin good faith, as itsrems
atpresent tllatit will be-. will give a mi ghty
agriculruraIinterests,of The Un-
iteds States, whilst il will be of great beneft
Esto Great Britain will likewise be seen.
IEihat tlie British Geeernnen IIasS disap pprored
ofile salnlnary eIection by MT Packentam
of The eampio,sise o!fsied bys our Geyernpert,.
upon me
This Is egai,ied as strong pr ;fhe:
spaciicinteptions of lie Brush Government
towards our own. 1t is good omen; ami it is
much 10 be desired, lIiatpally ylolences ON
either Side of ll,eS Atlantic will h6t throw
obs,aclesin the way Of a fair aud honorable
adjustment Of the difficulty between the two
(3countries.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

About Two o'clock on Thursday morn
lug last. Mobile was visited;by a very 81,
we're ailsstorm. The Storm came up with
a noise similar 10 heavy rushing wind,
accompanied by flashes ol vidightnipg,
III quick succession. The hail Stones
(says the ReSisier,) which fell for chly a
Iew riuuies,I were of large size and If
regular shape, nearly as large, tome say
as hens egg. Considerable danlase
was done to; sky lights Throughout IL
si'y.-fb. 2.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

D.. lPnsey, who, three Yeats agpsg !
suspended from office sIIceS
Chancellor oflhc UnWeYsiiY of1 Oxf6fdss
has been restored and gaih coHns need
The esercise of llle: :ele1ieaI faae 81 Il. 4:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

s,Poft aat 1fnts fig siil II
eundetsta9Si ft66at q sgfiailt IN
fetlte ence of. fiie ddfthr rhnenept lal,ptsss'
iiiwadd Barnses iddslifp and
isild <zot ihe sas ssIon tlle e. &
Prince Makkafa, llass heen eeeisesis, q s
the Baptist enIsj0ll leg pms ir 81 Boslo
This Pfmceais web leysi,
gentle tzmpefs and sud diats ilabIts,
The inlimale friend sof Rev 3
:caiii, a. distinguished missio oaary who
was obliged 70 Leave Avs, al s,iis tine
The usufpalion ols 'Ilaragad IS
Com. Adr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

Among the passengers the Cambria
were Mr.. Bache, bearer of dispatches
from Mr.. McLanel 10 Mr.. BUCHANAN Mr..
Champion, son Of Sir Philip Champion.
the Secretary of Legation 10 Washington,
bearer of dispatches from the English
Government to Mr.. Packenham.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

Solomon W Downs, late U s. District AT
storney, was on the 10Th ut. elected U. S. Sen
alor for orLonisiana, in the place Of Alexander
Barrow, ESD, whose term expires on the Ath
March inst. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

"A man ia q neigh Htbp6a6g lale have
ing heard tfal4T on1 NIB bad made
a gseaiadealgofmob 10 llssalsssss, lsss
is doing all sorts Of mean acsio6s to
make himself LOOK mall
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

uOlH !uI. MC CLuuC w nut. Dutuduhu Hi'
Champion, son Of Sir Philip Champion.
the Secretary of Legation 10 Washington,
bearer Of dispatches from the English
Government to Mr.. Packenham.
Large Crop-Hard 10 Bcat.--We
chronicled, not long since, two renlarka-
BILE crops Of cotIoh raised The past season.
The first was from !Talahasse paper,
stating that Dr.. Galpin Of that place. pro:
duced fifteen bales of long Staple cotton
from tpcnty acres Of land. The second.
which was still more remarkable, was the
crop Of Dr., Barnard, Of Camden county.
who raised fJfyeight bales from fifty
acres, with sirteen hands: S..s..'
We have NOW TO chronicle a still greater
production; and one which we thinktiwill
be found hard 10 beat, a. S. Atkinson,
Esq. Of Camden. picked siriy bags Of
Sea Island Cotton from ffty acres Of
marsh land. which was cultivated with
len hands only ~ Tie bags were Of The
usual size and weight. VeriBY&tOld
Camden" is taking The lead III big crops
and large Cotton stalks. The planters re-
sidiug There can certainl, have no desire
TO cInigtate 10 Texas, nor indeed would
those my other section of Georgia, did
they adopt the same system of culture.
and Iallow-lhe example of. our Southern
:lieishbors, Savannah Republican,.
! - -----.,; ,.-;sT! 5ilsfc -, - :
Mississippi and TPptiag.-Mr. Nc
Caughan has introduced resoluli1n in.
strnc,ins the committee on the Judiciary
10 inquire into the expefiencyof amend
! ing the; claws iin relalionio issuing lieeases
TO sell l'spiriiuous and !vinous liquors so as
10. give TO the married women and wild
ows Of each MALTA heatthei powerof yo9
ling n'ihe question of said :Geenses. sFhe
resolution was aHeBted on motion of Nlr.
Cusbman.. "a gallant Baebslof, by adding
unmarried aeomen and then passed 2by a
vote OF 5!1 10, SO Mr., McCnagHab issa
lfeelolaller hinisels audste is determined
to use the nIosl Notwithstanding gainsl
his great: yice-the infuonce woman.
TIE .Pqaist tsneht5 d ran Eve are
tala, las been denogneed BY al. stbe
eminent la8ye ersofs Fran s9,s
- = fLa -. q -. 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

Wm- F. Elmore, Esq., formerly of this State
has been appointed by the Governor of Lou
:isana, Attorney General of tut. State. Th'
appointment, tits sad has given general salts
faction. 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

Destructive Fire at Memphis, Tenn
One ealire Block in .4sheS.-On Monday
morning, 10Th inst, abuuI 2 o'clock, "a FIRE
broks-oul 10 one oilhe cluster of wooden
buildings at aud adjacent lo-the corner ol
Trout Ru" and: efiersoisueei, Memphis,
occupied by b. A. Carter 81 Co..5as a
PrDduce aud Grocery. Il spread ike
blazing aax, and III i very siIorrwbile ihe
enlIe.DllckSto The. alleys north and casl
was enHeloped: IN flames. The loss is es.
tin,aisd at $40 CO. C!kas, Courier:
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-07-07
THE VEGETABLE
puissnMkRY BLLSAM

Is niobably almost without paTrelieI III nav
trial of nearly twenty years. fully maintained ln' ms"
rennratjon which it has acquired for 1olisuhpuVe 1on
nnins and all diseases ofthe Lungs throat anu ChesI
II has been used probably with greater success ah any
ober article known ard many physicians who have had
an onpor,unty of witnessing its highly sauiary effect 90
not hesiaf 10 recommend ii as ''saie convenient ana
,cv iacious medicine, equal # not superior To any ON
o. fion the above complaint within their kno"i-
edge and one which has seldom disappointed the easoha
be expeclniiOis OF those who have used IL .
The proprieOrs decend TO the present unb'usi
ing STYLE of advertising similar articls IL is 10 wen
known to require any such cOnsse. and they woud heIe
refer those who wish further confirmation oil lis suPe
riory TO those who have used it, and To the numerous
certificates Of Physicians and others attached 10 eaeh po
lie The Vegelable Pulmonary Baisam was ior many
wears IN. only article known Pulmonary baS'h. Its
great Gel, bry ha given rise 10 great many az
tices which, By partially assuming The name al ile eeu
inc and beng put up 10 resemble II as heiy is
sibe are oftel ois;ed upon the public for the true
Amonq ll,e<e are Carers Compound fulm"haiy pa
sam American Pulmonary Baisam, ''Veseiabie rul-
monary syrup" pulmonary Balsam. Indian ru''To
m v Balsam "Huniers pulmonary Balsam So, ,
,yare Of ali of them Enquire for the article by us Wnu'
name the VEGETABLE rULMONAl'K BAi.sh ", aII an,
he sure l. get The II article prepared by Rec WlNo s
f,rr rR Wholesale DrlsgisIs 81 Chatham street DE
N m and ser that il has the written signature q N
I,n,n Cuter unon a yellow label on the blue envelope
Each bne and seal is stamped vegetable Pniih"nI!
Raisarn, Foi sale by Country Merchants generally.
For sale by SIDNEY MOODY.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-07-07
DIR. HUNTERS
EYE WATER,

This valuable preparation subdues every
stage of Inflammation gives strength and
endurance 10 weak and irritable Eyes, re-
moving the dimness Of sight caused by close
attention TO minute objects, or from expose
ure 10 strong Highland should he used by
all who find their eye-sight failing from age,
or without any appearance of disease. In
flamation caused by injuries from blows, or
any foreign substance, will be speedily ar
of certificates mightbe appended, substantial
ting the truth Of The above statements. but 10
a preparation of this kind. it is deemed I'M
necessary, as the first trial will furnish bet
ter evidence OF its efficacy, than page Of
certificates. Agents
w. P Russell Middlebury; P MaxfieId
and +. Huntington Vergennes; G.. w Par
melee, Bristol; and at all the principal
places Of trade in Addison County.
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DR.. BUCHANAN'S GREAT PER
SIAN REMEDY FOR THE
TOOT,H-ACHE.

THIS most CcleJrated and IafalliJle Remedy tOr
rOOTH-ACHE, TIC DOULOUROUA, and
aVgainfm Affections Of tie Fac and Ear, was OBJ
i red By Dr. Buchanan, IN eminent English
Physician, during his residence at the Persian
c Jurt in 1885 as PhySicianlo the English Embas-
" He found This remedy ingeneral use, and
Considered by the Persian infallible, and the Eu-
Opean practice Of drawing teeth 6aTte0HS niHf-
luton.
In England it has taken the place Of all other
.reparationS, and may be found, ready for use, in
VERY family, instead of the bari erouS Turnkey,
which was estimated to have destroyed teeth
annually than there were men, women and chill
lren in the Empire.
It's ow introduced into the United States IN
.cr the immediate supervision ofthe original pro
rieiOr.
The great distress which always accompanie
he TX .Iacton of tooth, together with the incon-
.eaience in chewing and speaking, and defor-
nifty uccSiOned by the loss renders this remedy
,fine>timable value; asthe relieffrUm pain which
blows lis use is immediate and pe5m0Rent-eX.
-eptil cases where a seasonable application OF The
-emcdy has been neglected until ulcerationhas a
.air taken place. The soreness oflhe teeth and
umS will re removed, so that the defective tooth
iay ne cleansed and filled rs perfectly if nc
,sin had been present. Instead of being injured
the application the teeth and gums will be rem
cred more sound and healthy.
Dir lions Cleans the cavity, and introduced
s.n; Il piece of cotton wet with the remedy, and
tpI ~ he same TO the gums. 1.-THE face and eai
re famed, swollen and painful, put few drops
+ IT,. remedy into the ear, and and battle The face
n ne same, until the pain and swelling disappear.
PRICE % cts.
~W. P. Russell, wholesale Drug
80. Mddlebury VI. General Wholesale A
- Il 10 whom all orderslrom the TRADE
,... cf hp adHreSSp1
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, !

STATE OF VERMONT, J
District Of Addison SIS.
z Be il remembered that, at Probate Courl
held at Middlebury, in and TOR the District Of
Addison, on the Sd day OF June A. ID. 1910.
Edward D. Barber and Martin 5. 'Dorrahce
administrators of the estate Of
ANDREW RUTHERFORD,
late of said Middlebury, deceased, maFe appli,,
cation TO said court to have the time allowed
them for the payment of the debts oil sad de-
ceased extended one year from the expiration OF
lac time heretofore limited by this court: 1t Is
therefore ordered, that said application be con,
sIdered at session of this Court, in TO be held
al the ice of the Register of this Court l.,
said Middlebury, on Thursday the 10th day Of
aIly next at &c o'clock in the afternoon, and
that notice thereof be given 10 all persons inter
ested. that they may appear and make IheirohJec-
lions. if any they may have, 20 said time being
EXTENDED, by publishing certified copy oil lhls
order inthe Northern Galaxy-a newspaper m
ted at said Middlebury-three weeks successive
lv previous to the time of said Court.
j. S. Bushnell, Register,
a true copy ofrecord, q
Attest, J. S. Bushnell, Register. y
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$5Gb,OaDO :!
Paid for the original recipe Of the
CELEBRATED LlNlMENT
IDEr CIT TOHN LONG
OF ST. JOHN LONG.

This most wonderful remedy of the late ST.
JOHN LONG, of England, for the external ap-
plication to many diseases, is now for the hrSt
time introduced into the United States.
The great fame ofthis most important medicine
has D. ecedel it, as will he seen by the following
extract taken from the Medical lnlellieencer, vol
2. page 1872 II is here introduced 10 show the
public the great estimation IN which 81. Long
i-inimeut was held, nolonly by the people OF Eng
land at large but also by the Medical Faculty
there.
"Dr. Macreisht called the attention ofihe Med
ical Society 10 the composition OF the Llnlmen
employedby the celebrated ct. John Long, which
al one tine excited no small controversy with re-
spect 10 lis impHtcd virtues. Ii was known TO most
of the members. that at the death of that person,
the secret of the composition was sold for the E.
normous sum of sl0,000f ($50,OOO) He had
EMPLOYED the liniment pretty extensively during
the last wear and found the results consequent on
its application, perfectly astounding! The phe-
nomena which follows the use of 1t, are such as
will astonish the beholder, and are often deemed
miraculous by those who employ the remedy, and
paradoxicalbv many ofIhe profession. They were
/ The appearance of a greater degree oil red
ness on one part of the skin than another when
uniformly rubbed-this peculiar red spot being
always directly in the neighboiht cd, nd Overtime
part where the disease is located
3. On the continuation of the rubbing for some
/
inc in color. the cuticle remaining unhroken.
8. The healing of the disease under the continu-
ed action ofhe Liniment." Such is the unanswer-
able testimony in favor of this most important
| external remedy! Its all-healing virues are DIS
played in many of the most tedious and obstinate
I affections to which the human frame is SUBJECT
and most trumphanty so, IN all tnose
obscure diseases which defy alike the skull OIL the
physician and power of medicine LIS by the eT
element of new action in the exhaient veNSelS
of the part affected, induced by the application OF
This Liniment that the cure is effected ana hedIS-
ease removed. The con inuea appiea,.ir VIII. IL II
persevered in, aSsuredly produce P'.r,.0[ req
ness direcy orer the part aGd'7 Tins pointing out
with unerfing certainty the primary set OF dis
ease, and BY continuing the rubbing, the viIaied
and morbid fluids will be seen toooze through Inc
skin. and pass of'insensibly from the surface by
the exhaleni vessels, and thereby entirely eradica-
ting The cause of the disease and restoring the part
affected to its usual health.
The following complaints are those in which
the Linimeni Of 81 John Long act most conSPcu-
| GUS.
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a true copy ofrecord,
Attest, J. S. Bushnell, Register.
STATE OF YERMONT,

District o. Add son IS.
Be it remembered that at a PTohate Court held
al lJfddlcburv. in and for the District OF Add
son. on the 29lh day Of june, A d. 1916,
Nahum Parker, guardian Of
CORNELIUS A. WAINWRIGHT AND
. THEODORE WAlNWR RIGHT
minors, childrenof Jonathan Wainwright late
of said Middle5ury deceased, represents to this
Court that it would be beneficial TO his said
wards to sell all thciI real estate, being the lot
anddxelling house in the village OF Middlebury,
which was set of 10 them in the division of the
real estate of the said Jonathan Wainwright
deceased, and moves Ibis Court to grant him Ii
censc to sell the same Ills therefore ordered,
t-,at Sal application be Considered by this Court
at session thereof to be held at The office OF The
Register. Of this Court in said Middlebury, on
THURSDAY the 10th day Of July next, at one
o'clo.f, il The after n, and that notice thereof
b. 5,a to all persons interested, that they
MI appear and make their objections, if any
-hey my have, TO said license being granted,
1v put ,Shing certified copy of this orderin The
N3llhen Galaxy-a newspaper printed at said
AIddlebuTy- weeks successfully, previous
to the time Of said Court.
J. S. Bushnell, Register.
a true copy of Record.
attest. J. s BHsEneH Register.
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Bruises and Sprains
Nervous Complaints
Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
FOL the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY
Tor Middlcbury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established rePuta-
ION OF this company, and the promPtness
with which all their tran actions have been
characterised render il unnecessary o say any
thing in its favor. All business connected
with the efficc ntrusted TO hIm will be faith
fully and punciual!y transacted.
JONATH IN HAGAR.
MdIlobury. Feb. 26. 1912 42;v Agent.
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sTATE OF VERMONT,



De II renembered that, at a Probate Couri
held al Middlebury in and for The District of Ad-
di ,on, on the 29lh day of June Al d. 1876,
Hiram Smith administrator fthe estate Of
ABNER WILCOX
lie # BIidport in said District deceased pre-
: B. IS petition n.wrilng to this court praying
f. license to sell real estate Of The said deceased
t,s the purpose of paying the debls OF said de-
c.>el and The expenses of administration, ano
ieiein set forth the amount of debts due from
,le deceased the expenses of administration, the
vllue of the personal estate, and the situation OF
the real estate of said deceased, and that 1t IS
n cessary TO sell real estate Of said deceased Tor
the purposes aforesaid. lis thcTeupon oIderded
thai said petition he considered BY the Court at
the session thereof 10 be held at the Office OF the
Register Of said Court in said Middlebnry, on
Thursday the 10Th day Of July next, at one O.
clock in the afternoon and that notice thereof be
given 10 all persons interested that they may ap-
pear and make their objections, ifany they may
Ii I'VE, to said license being granted, by publish
iug a certified copy Of this order in the Northern
& laxy'-a newspaper printed at said Middle
biry three weeks successively previous TO the
tine of said Court
Us BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy ofRecord.
Attest, ]. S. BUSHNELL, Register. 9.
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TIL ere as no excuse

For the Headache rken you Gun obtain the
Genuine MarShalFs aromatic Catarrh and
Headache Snuff.
This Snuff is a certain and perfect cure for
The Catarrh, also Common Colds in the Head,
and the Headache, and is an excellent article for
sore and weak eyes. II opens and purges out all
distinctions, strengthens the glands, and gives
healthy action 10 the parts affected.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
All those wishing to purchase the genuine arti-
Gle OF MarshalPs Snuff, should purchase that Of
which Fl. c. Gridley, Middlebury, VT. is the pro-
Pnetor, and no other, as manufacture personal
ly the Snuff sold by said GridIey.
DR. MARSHALL.
certify that the above article was executed
IN my presence by DR.. Marshall, aud that hisSig-
nature thereto is genuine
DoraStuS Wooster-JudSe.
Mlddlebury, January IA, 1915. 80
n. B. The name OF II. c. Gridley, proprietor
Will be founo upon every BOTTLE Of the genuine
MarShall'S Improved Snuff Sold wholesale anG
retail by H. c. Gridley, Middlebury, VT. AGENTS
w. P. Russell and s Moody and by druggists
generally throughout the U. States and Canada.