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NOTICE.
STATE OF cbittenden c

OhIIIANpENO ouNrY, =. $. @upreme Co-r
>Jan. Terc 1850.
Notice is hereby civen to Lucina IT. Wilcox
~ that Simeon B. Wilcox Of Westford. in said
Chittenden County has nrefered his libel for a
Divorce. TO the Supremo Court Of the State of Yer
mont, next TO be held at Burlington within and
for the County Of Chittenden on the fret Tuesday
OF January 1850; setting forth in said libel in sub
That he resides in Westfnrd. that on the 11th
cav OF Oetoher, lsts. AZ said Westford. the said
simeon 3. Wilcox was lawfully married 20 Lucins
n wilkins by John H. W.adward. n Cougrega-
tlonal clergyman. that fro that time he lived
with the said Lucina IT,. - Fischer in franklin
COUNTY and State Of Ver1 NJ. in the full perform
ance Of al the duties required bv the marriage
covenants on his part r0ti1 the 2q.h dav Of Au-
gust 1850. when the sai rucina n. Wilcox. with
on any Just cause or ~ -7-a ton deserted him and
from thence hitherto ~ continued such de=er-
ton and wholly neglect and refused 70 live with
him. And for the c'us, aforesaid the said Simeon
B. pravs that the bo7!- of matrimouv between
him and the said Luci-p IT. he dissolved and =
bill of divorce be granted.
Dated st Burlinrton aforesaid. this 25th dav
Of October. 4. D 1859.
STATE OF VERMONT, 1T having been made
CHrTTFSDEV Count. as. ITO appear 70 me- that
the aforesaid Lucina IT,. Wilcox resides without
this State. 1t is hereby ordered that she be- sum
moned to appear and answer 10 the f7rc-oiny Il
bel at the term of the supreme Court IN be hollon
at B1rlin~to1, within and for tho County # Chit
tenden. on the FIRST Tuesday of J17uarv. 4. n.
1860, by the publication Of the substance Of the
fore0oi7g libel together with This ordar IN the
Burlington Free P-ess. a newS0aDar printed and
published at Burlington. in said Chit-o-3s0 Couu-
three successive weeks. the last uuhIira-iou 70
be at least six weeks before the setting Of said
court.
Dated at Burlington. in Chittanden County.
2Gth day of October, A.. n. 1859.
MILO T.. BENNETT.
Judge OF the Supreme Court
Wales & TAFT. Attorneys. wIsw3
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Died a..


Al Alourgh springs oct H. Homer II. Board
man, eldest son Of Samuel Boardman. deceased,
and Mr., Dr Rsvnol5s .r.d q,
a[ "sy"oios' 'ss' - years
lie was unusually gifted with those amiaole and
generous qualities, that won the love Of all who
knew him. Though for morv month, or...
-'-' -'0s" ~ """' III d great
sufferer he was an example Of patience. and towards
nc ''.' u - III IL g PAulOl'Yu Vn'l''i'n resignation
infinite wisdom, saw fit to take him away in the
| morning o fife. He left evidence behind him
e. - ~. .T...5 nS l'4 "'~'
~cep.ance with God. through the blood that WAS
.-;r. c.l
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At BTattieSoro, Vt, on the 18th inst, VIM. b..
Hurlburt, Of this place, aged 40 years.
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81 IN Hi,., sAu cue, D. o. NS M : ~ agea I5'
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In Iran S[ala' ca oo'i 50, H H., h 90 lyon, aged 80.
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Married.

On the oath inst, at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. B. W. smith, Of Burlington, Mr..
Hezekiah II. Bates, to Miss H~arriette L., daueh-
ter Of Col. Jacob Rolfe, both of Colchester.
At the Presbyterian Church, in PIattsburgh, on
the 18th inst, by Rev. J. R. Young, Mr.. Willar
A. Fuller to Miss Sarah E. Plat, daughter of Moss
Kent Plat, Esq.
At Hinesburgb, Oct. 18th, by Rev. Mp. Foster,
Of Burlington, Mr.. 7. A. Wheelock and Miss Lucy
A. Baldwin, daughter of F. W. Baldwin, of that
place. Also, Mr.. Chapman W. Sholes, Of Morrison,
H., and Miss JEANNE s. Baldwin, daughter Of II.
NJ. Baldwin, of Hineburgh.
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Charleston, Va, 10th.
Brown makes no confession. He says he
has full confidence God will rescue him. He
has many times been in as great perils as
now but God always befriended him. He
fears nothing. A large number of letters
and documents have been found in Browns
house. Among them a roll of conspirators
containing ftty-seven signatures, also a re-
ceipt from Horace Greedy for letters &c, re-
ceived from Brown, also an accurately traced
map from Browns house to Chambersburgh.
One of Browns letters object to the arrival Of
TOO many men at once, as calculated to e1-
cite suspicion. 4 letter from Merriam states
that Of twenty thousand ordered, 6. S. was
good for one-fith. A letter from Cook says
the Maryland election is about to come off
when people viii become excited, and he
will get some Of the candidates TO join our
side.
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MRS. WINSLoW.-An experienced nurse
and female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teething which greatly facilitates the
process of ~teething by softening the gums, reducing
all inhammation-will allay all pain, and is sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers,
it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement in another column. daw1y
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WORTH READING & THINKING

WORTH READING & THINKING
ABOUT.-The business of manufacturing spuri-
Gus gins. and Offering them as beverages, under the
titles: Aromatic Cordial 4" Medicated, " etc,
has become so common, that the public are justly
suspicious of nearly every thing that is offered
under similar forms, and the trade has thus been
brought into d~isrepute. 1t has remained for our
house, Established in l77s) to supply the press
ing popular need, and to inaugurate a ne'0 era in
in the history of the trade. We trust that our
established reputation-founded upon eighty years
of experience-abundantly vindicates our claim to
/ public confidence. We therefore offer
"BININGER'S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN"
which is especially designed for the use of MEDIC
AL PROFESSION and the FAMILY, and possesses those
inn insic medical properties (Tonic and Diuretic)
which belong to an OIL and PUREGIN. 1t has
now received the endorsement Of over seven thou
sand Physicians for the treatment of Gravel Drop
sy, Nervousness, Kiddey and Bladder Complaints
distinctions, impressions, etc, of the menses
SC, &c.
Clagyren, from their sedentary and confined
habits, are frequently affected with rigidity Of the
pulmonary muscles, by which the respiration be-
| comes seriously obstructed. The cold London
Dock Gin" relsxes the rigidity and contributes a
prompt relief to the respiratory organs. 1t is an
invaluable aid and stimulant to the digestive or
ganI in all eases of Dyspepsia.
Put up in quart bottles in eases of one and two
dozen each.
AND SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND TOWN AGENTS.
A. N. BININGER & CO.,
Established l77s.)
No. 1913 Broadway, New York, Sole Importers.
Aug. 4. w3m-d4w
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"OpD, VERY DD."-Somehow, in making
up, the Vermont Patriot Of the 22i, two full
colnnns of a Washington States article. in
support Of Douglass pr)-siavery Doctrines,
was sandwiched, accidentally, no doubt.
between two portions Of Gov. Halls Mesa e!
No reader would be misled by the arrange
meut: but such Il dish as it made 4,
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A letter from T. S. Senator Mason, after
dee investigation at Harper's Ferry. SAYS
there was no iRsurrection in any form what
ever on the part Of the inhabitants Of that
town OF vicinity. The fact Is undoubted
that not a man, black or white, joined the
invaders after they came into Virginia, or
gave them aid Or assistance in any form. So
far as can be discovered not one of the 70 es-
capped. Not a slave escaped OF attempted to
escape during the tumult. OF the few car
ried off by Cook across the rivor, all escaped
from him and came safely back, but one who
it appears was Drowned wljla crossing the
river homcward bound.
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IHE 500 SILVER PITcHER, AND WHEELER
AND WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE.-The
contest among the Sowing machines at the
late National Far was q sharp one among
-ai-satS, and Justly was made a matter Of
,l attention by the managers. Tn
t:'la resulted in the formation Of a COM
aI -tra Of gentlemen, than whom not another
.iii have been chosen more worthy Of con-
nee and Of more unimpeached integrity
.ui Standing. The committee gave the
'nie't and the nearly score Of machines a
"Te;ui and rigid investigation and hearing,
md as the result 1.-THE Queen of the Sewing
1tchincs' came out in her accustomed
%e1lor,, blue and silver, the former the penant
"i highest award, an earnest Of the superb,
.aa latter "a 500 silver pitcher, the glitter
ing, coveted prize Of honor. The Messrs.
Edwards, noted Clark street jewellers, are
putting Che last touches 10 this beautiful
award, the direction aud destination Of
" aica meets with general approval
Chicago Press and TriJune.-N. Y. Gre.
Post. dawtf..
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3 OsT % y A II X Z T.
Reported for the Free Press.
BY n. =. WOOD.
BosToY, Oct. q, 1859.

BOSTON, Oct. u, 1888.
PRODUCE-BUTTEs-The market for Butter
remains without change. The receipts Of the
week have ben 1854 packages. There is good
supply f ordinary quality. but choice is scarce
and wanted. The sales of good, choice and extra
Vermont and New York diaries have been at 20
q 22c, and il taken readily at these prices; and
common ranges from 10 4 lsc per ID. as TO quality
In Canada, Ohio end other Western the sales
have been at u a l9c per h., as to quality
CHEESE is quite FRI and holders Of prime dairies
decline selling except at tull prices. The receipts
Of the week have been 6,45e boxes, ss casks, and
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II X is.
CAHBR1D = CATTLE NARkET.
Wednesday, Oct. 26, 1889.

"a II 3 4a-R - - : = 80 u "a "a g. I .
Wednesday, Oct. %, 1889.
At market 1858 Cattle, about 900 Beeves and
1883 stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
DE, two, and three years old. Market beef
Ezra pr cwt. 81 OOa7 IS; lst quality, Sc 75a7 90;
second quality, SIS IS; third quality 81 rs or
diaily, 3 90.
Working Oxen $50 a $50 per pair COwsand
calves s25a37a42a62. Yearlings ga II; Two years
cid I6al9; three years old S22a -.
Sheep and Lambs, $50 at market. Prices, in
lots, 81 GOA l 37a 60; Extra and elections, 81 90
a25Os3 90.
Hides, Ga &c. per ID Pelts, so 75a1 90 each;
Calf Skins l0al2c, Tallow, 6ta7t
REMARKs.-There continues to be a large sup
ply Of cattle and sheep at Market, but no i'm
provement in quality. Choice extra cattle would
fetch IS 90 per cwt. quick, as there is nothing bet
ter than fair quality at Market. Store cattle dull
at last weeks prices. Sheep sold quicker than
last week, and for some lots there was a slight
advance.
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CAPTURE OF COOK.

CEAMBERsBURGH, Pa. Oct. 70.
Cook the insurrectionist was arrested here
last night and committed TO await a requisi-
tion irCm the Governor Of Virginia.
COOK " arrested at Montalto, IA miles
rom tins place. His printed commission
51igned by Brown was found on his person.
ne was fully armed and made a desperate re-
'stance. He was almost starved and came
guy rom the mountains INTO the settlement
70 OBTAIN provisions. ne acknowledge hav-
Inne IN rec companions on the mountain.
fartles have gone in pursuit Of them.
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The steamship Ocean Queen from Hayre
via SOUTHAMPTON arrived at New York Mon
day evening, bringing London advices to the
l4th. A Zurich despatch Of the llth says
Austria still refuses to diminish the amount
Of the debt of Lombardy to be borne by Sar-
DINA. The demands Of Austria are not only
resisted by Sardinia, but do not receive the
support of France.
Gen. Garibaldi had issued a. proclamation
to the Army of Italy. He says SOLDIERS,
the hour of a new struggle appears. The
enemy is threatening, and will, perhaps, at
tack us before many days are over. In ad-
dressing my old companions Of Lombarty, ]
am not speaking to deafmen and it Is enough
to tell them we are going to fight the enemy
Of Italy. l shall look to see them firm in
our ranks
Dated Bologna, Oct. 5th.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. p.
The overland mail with California dates
Of 30th ult.. has arrived. 4 new silver
mine has been discovered at the head Of
Washol Lake. Liberal subscriptions to
wards the proposed monument to the late
Senator Broderick, are coming in from all
parts OF the State. Trade was very dull.
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FROM PIKE,s PEAK.

WASHINGTON. Oct. %.
Denver City Express of he 18th arrived
M Lelvenvorth last night bringing s. 600
in dust. Delegate Convention was I'm session
at Denver City for the purpose of organ
izing the provisional government pending ac-
ton of Congress with regard to the gold
country. Miners were preparing to % INTO
winter quarters.
Intelligence has been received at Leayen-
worth direct from Nebraska City that Sam
uel G. DAILY. Rep. is elected delegate to
Congress by a majority ofS48 over Estabrook,
Dem
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAX SALE.

lAA SALE.
NETILL BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION.
w at the dwelling House Of ARENAS Flagg,
in Richmond, on the 2Sth day Of November,
1853, at 10 o'clock forenoon, for the payment
Of Taxes now due thereon, 80 much Of the land
Of Eunice Blackmer, of said Richmond, as
shall be requisite to pay the Taxes and cost; it
being the same land set to her and her heirs by
the Probate Court, from the Estate Of Abner Black
mer, lying on the road from Richmond to Hines
burgh, and joining lands owned by Alfred Pierce
there now due thereon, the following Taxes:
State, County and School Taxes, on list of 1851
Town, State and School " " " 1855;
" " d" -" " " " " 1859:
which will be sold at the above time and place,
unless previously paid.
Dated at Richmond, this oath day Of October,
A. D.. 1859. G.. H. FLAGG,
wlSW3 First Constable.
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THE CASE OF BISHOP ONDER-
D0NK.

New YORK, Oct. p.
A special despatch to the Herald from
Richmond, says that the House Of Bishops
last evening di posed of Bishop 0nderdonk S
case by granting leave to withdraw his pc
ton. They refused to reinstate him even on
the condition Of his ~rcsigning his lurisitc-
ton.
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PHILADELPHIA, OcI. -.
la Consequence OF the Harper's Ferry at
fair the STATE I'm lately furnished a vo-
lunteer company Of colored men in this city
have been been taken away by the Adjutant
General.
Gov. Wise arrived at Richmond, Friday,
and was received by the military who cscor-
ted him to the capitol. He addressed the
army from the stops Of that building, stating
he had taken the responsibility Of placing a
guard at Harper Ferry, and would drtrI-
butte arms at accessible points through the
State. The speech produced "A g'eat s'n>t-
zion.
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News Of the Week.
THE HARPER'S FERRY OUT
BREAK.

CHARLESTON, Va. Oct. 25.
Eight Magistrates are on the Bench, Col.
Davenport Presiding Justice. At halfpast 10
the prisoners were brought into Court under
q guard OF so armed men. Guards were sta
toned around the Courthouse, and bayonets
are glistening on all sides. Charles 3. Hard
ng and Andrew Fonter are acting for the
prosecution. Brown and Croppi, were bro't
INTO Court manacled together. Brown APP
psared weak, haggard and his eyes swollen
from the effects Of the wounds in his head.
C5ppic is uniniured. Stevens also looks
haggard and depressed.
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FOUR DAYsLATERFR EUROPE

The Steamer Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool
the 18th, passed Further Point on her way
to Quebec.
A prolongation OF the Conference at Zuric,
was anticipated. The principal difficult ;
still remain unadjustcd, and it was considered
doubtful when the treaty # Pace would be
signed. \ Paris journal says Napoleon i,
getting disguised with the prJcrasJiuation ot
Austria, and for the moment French polite
incline % a more intimate understanding with
England. King Leopold's visit to Biarritz
is said to have contributed to improve the re-
lati0ns of the English and French Govern
ments.
The Great Eastern quit Portland at quarter
before / pm. ON the 9Th, and dropped anchor
at IIolvhead, at quarter before four, ?. NJ,
On the Ilth. having accomplished the voyage
around under most favorable circumstances,
The distance run during the As hours, was
computed at something over $50 miles. The
greatest speed attained was Il miles per
hour
FRANCE.-The funeral service was per
formed over the remains of the late Ameri-
can Minister, John j. Mason. IN Paris, on
the jth. Foreign Ambassadors were all
present and numerous other persons attend
tl 10 perform Lllt ldNb STU DulCr VI I4tlAHlll1-
The body is to be sent Immediately %
America.
New YORK, Oct. %.
Steamship Persia from Liverpool the 18th,
arrived this mornIng.
The Great Eastern remained at Holy head,
attracting crowds Of visitors. The QUEEN
was expected to pay her visit shortly. Moth
inc definite known as to the future move
ments of the ship.
Reports Of the Zurich Conference are con
Trajectory. 1t is alleged on one side, that
Austria seeks protracted negotiations, and
viii resume war in the Spring.
Other reports say preliminaries Of peace
nearly agreed upon and a congress Of all
the great powers is shortly. to be held for its
ratification. London journals r~citerate that
France demands from Sardinia indemnity of
of the war. This report is not gen
accredited. Italian advices indicate
an approaching struggle. Troops are con-
centrating in all directions. The American
Consul at Leghorn Is charged with compile
in politics, and his erequatlr with
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A Ner Systen.-We wovld cali the atten-
tjol 1T ouT readers % the advertisement #
D.. =. Whitney, who proposes to commence
usr erl ia the Leather business, BY selling
,c-ieiiy Tor cash, aud at prices far below
Oh $50 who give credit on their goods.
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FIKE ~ OGDHNsRURGH

OGDENsBURGH, y. Y, Oct. -.
The Ogdensburgh Academy at this place
was destroyed by last night. Loss 10000.
No insurance.
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TO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES

"A Retired Clergyman, having been restored to
health in a few days, after many years of great
nervous suffering, is willing to assist others ty
sending [freel a copy of the prescription used
Direct the Rev. John NJ. Dagnall, ls6 Fulton st.
Brooklyn, n. Y. wl5m2
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A ~CmArEAUGUAY THAw.'"

C~HATEAUGAY, Oct. u.
Two feet of snow has fallen here since yes
tegdly morning and it is still showing, and
drifting from three to four feet.
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OF COURSE.

The Court at New Orleans has. OF course,
acquitted the entire Fillibuster party of
Walker, which was intercepted a week
since. IN the attempt to start for Nicaragua.
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Oct. 2Sth.

Gov. Wise having learned by telegraph to-
day Of the ar est of Cook at ChambersbuTgh ,
Immediately sent on a requisition for hIm TO
the ecutive Of PENNSYLVANIA.
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PHILADELPHIA, %.
Mr.. Giddings OF Ohio, publishes a card
denying that he had been consulted about the
Virginia expedit on Of Brown.
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.InamoIatI' eating, In other words he fall
tered when yoIth and beauty We're at steak.
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UOLL0WAy,S Ills. An T.,

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, AN UN-
doubted Remedy for Asthma. Mr.. Ellis Wilson.
Of Brookly n, New York, had for five years very
severe attacks Of asthma, which deprived him of
bodily rest night and day; the cough at times al
most choked him, and caused him continually to
spit blood. he was never safe either eating or
drinking. and his family we're distressed beyond
measure to see him gradually reduced to almost
a skeleton. Holloway's Pills, in his case, were as
usual eficaeious. This gentleman used them for
eleven weeks, and they effected a perfect cure; he
feels himself stronger now than lie has been for
the last fifteen years.
Billings' Liniment is a perfect pain annihilator.
Pain cannot exist where this Liniment is applied.
It cures Sprains, Bruises and Lameness with a
promptness that seem. almost miraculous. It's
virtue consists not in being harsh and irritating,
but in its peculiar medicinal properties, and their
remarkable susceptibility Of absorption. Hon.
A. W. Butrick of Lowell says, I'm my opinion it
stands at the head Of all Liniments and Lotions
as a sprain cure" This Liniment cured Mr.. But
trick of a badly sprained wrist. 1t is the best
Liniment ever prepared By man.
DURING THE SUMMER THAT HAS
just passed away, thousands Of sufferers from dys-
intery and diarahoea have been relieved by the
use o Hostetters Bitters, a medicine which is ev-
IDENTIFY destined to maintain a permanent place
in the public estimation. Bilious diarrhoea IS
one Of those diseases which battles the skill Of the
physician. The medicine they administer to act
upon the bowels never seems to reach the source
OF the evil. The difficulty is to get a remedy that
will reach all the digestive organs, AMI give them
simultaneously a rush Of vigor, to rid themselves
Of this disease. This problem is solved by tho
Bittcrs. which never fails to conquer the most
stubborn cases. It Il. oaly fair 20 say, that dur.
Ing the season just e'.-a, -bi' medicine has
achieved more cares than any other ever presented
to the public, and duriDg tho h1, whoa that ter
ri5Ie scourge. the ever sa asue, is SO prevalent,
the Bitters will gain fresh fame.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
See advertisement in another column.
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Pleading a the bar, says a westerd pa
PER, 'is trying to persuade a bar-keeper TO
trust you to a three cent nipper.
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& He knows his nose. know he knows his
nose. He said ! knew be knew his nose; and
II Doe said he knew [ knew he knew his nose,
oic5urse he knows | know he knows his
nose.