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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-26

pKsNG ON YOUR EsOlkSES-NEW
SLtEERl SrABLE.-Thc under,i gned respect
fully informs the citizors of LyncLhurg that he i. pre-
pared to receive Horses on livery The most accom-
no Iut1ng terms, the old stand of Geo NJ Brure
\. b. Hacks, Buggie. md Horses for hire and
Hacks run every Court day to Campbell Court House.
jan 21.d4ciy JOSEPH CLEMINS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14

to the captivating image of. the knOrn. He
made expiration, however, for his ingrattitude,
by frankly confessing to his beloved, what
another of her sex had done for him, without
solicitations, in the hour of his deepest ne
cessity.
She laughed outright at such an unmaidenly
act declared it proceeded from impulse, not
regard of which it was evident the the actor
felt ashamed, and hence her studied silence.
And she took occasion to console with him the
suggestion, that by the deposit he had made
of the amount received, he had fully absolved
himself from all further obligation. his lady
love being both law and gospel, he acknowl.
edged the truthfllness Of her suggestion and
resigned his affection, without reserve, into
her keeping.
As one Of the most natural things under the
sun, they concluded at last to go get married
The day was set-but day proceeding which,
he received note through the post office IN
letter, which contained the following
Mr.. -, Sir:-By calling this evening at
No. -, - street, and paying the note, with
interest, which | hold against you, you will
save expense. sTRANeEh'
He called as directed, being extremely aux
ious to settle demand which, for the very
mystery which surrounded it, made him a.
times feel unhappy. He was received at the
door by domestic, who conducted him to the
paror, when, to his surprise, he discovered IL
waiting, note in hand, his own dearly beloved
the one he was the next day to call BY the
endearing name of soifc.
Explanations followed, which may be left e
the imagination Of our readers. Suffice il e
say they were married at the time set--anc
to-day the gentleman stands conspitious as ons
of the most Industrious and respectable OF oul
intelligent manufacturing population ; and hi
amiable wife has occasion to rejoice constantly
that in the fall of 1847, she had twenty dol
fdrr TO snare
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14

In order to decide on tho keeping qualities
of the butter obtained by the four processes
previously detailed, samples are exposed to
the free action II the atmosphere. =
No. was aIsays found to remain longer
without any raasid taste than the other kinds.
Nos. 3 and 4Esere nearly on an equality
if any difference it was in favor of No. 3.
No. 5 became rancid more quickly than NO.
8 and No. 4. ,
When sailed for keeping, rancidity appeared
in about the same order, commencing In NO
5, or the butter from sealded cream next IN
No. 4, from some milk and cream then IN
No. 8, or sour cream; and lastly, In No. l.
obtained from sweet cream. The rancidty
was supposed to arise from varying proper
tions of caseiu and on instituting experiments
to ascertain thiSfct, it was found that caselr
assisted in preserving its freshness.
In order to ascertain the effects OF over
churning, the cream of six pints of milk wal
separated by syphon, and ohurned in glas
vessel. The butter was formed in about hal
an hour; but the chnrning was continued fol
half an hour longer, When the butter had los
its fine, yellowish, waxy appearance, and hat
become pale AMI soft, while very little liqui(
remained in th@churn. This butter couldno
DO washed and worked until it had remained
some hours in epd water, being 50 exceedlngl..
soft when taFsn out of the churn. Atte
washing it was pale, rather soft, and wclghe'
1856 grains which was evidently beyond tn
due quantity, when compared with the othe
experiments lonthe same quantity OF milk
which gave TIE following results =.
Nc. Tksst cream overchurned yield
| No. 8. Tbf asid cream duly churned yield
ed 2,1S7,5 grains. -''--' e a.
No. 4. The acid milk and its cream dull
churned yielded2,397,5 grains.
No. 5. Scaded cream duly churned yieldc
2,671 grains Plough, Loom and Anvil.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14

CHANGE FOR MARKET.-" My DEAR" said an
affectionate wife, "what shall we have for
dinner to-day9"
One Of your smiles, replied the husband,
!" I can dine on that to day."
Bat l can't" replied the wife.
Then take this" and he gave her kiss
and went to his business.
He returned to dinner.
"This is excellent steak" said he, "what
did you pay for it ?"
"Why, what you gave me this morning to
be sure, replied the wife.
"The deuce you did," said he, then YOU
shall have the money the next time you 60 to
market"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
Dartetp.

AN OLD BACHELORS EPITAPH.-A lady had
been teaching the summer school in certain
town, and young sprig of the law paid her
some attention, so much that he was ioked
about her. He replied " he should look higher
for wife" 1t came to the ladys ears she
meditated bit Of revenge. An opportunity
soon offered. They were at party together,
and to redeem her forfeit she was to make his
epitaph. She gave the following
Here lies man who looked so high
He passed all common damsels by,
And they, who looked as high as he,
Declared his bride THEY would not be;
30 'twixt them both he died BACH
And now has gone to the old Scratch
-ExTER NEWS LETTER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14

A SPECULATION CURED.-Once on time a
country Dutchman early one morning went to
town where, by chance he overheard some
traders telling each other how much money
they had made that morning by speculation ;
one of them had made 500, 5000, $500,
&c. Hans's bump Of acquisitiveness was so
excited that he, without any reflection, forth
with concluded to leave his former business,
which was labor, and try his hand at specula-
ton, and on his return home made his inten-
lions known to his faithful vrow. Early next
morning he gathered his wallet containing his
funds amounting to five dollars, and of he
goes post haste and half bent, to look up a
speculation. He had not proceeded far when
he met WAGNER, and accosted him thus -
Coed mornin Mr.. Wagner, | wants to
speculate leetle dish mornin wild you
8 Well, say said the wagner, how do you
want to speculate
'Vell says the Dutchman, 9 l will pet you
fife dollar you can't guess what my toys name
ish.' .a
Call him up till Look at him, rejoined
the WAGNER. Dutchmana: Here a-tch,
here Watch, here Va-tch,' the dog trots up,
the WAGNER eyes him fos moment ard said,
| guess his name is Watch buchanan: 0
besuro Mr.. Wagner, you has won him, dc
+monish is YOURS, and Hans .ra.A.aed to his
old occupation, perfectly satisfied.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14

VALUABLE MEDICAL DIscovERY.-A few
days since an Irishman upon one of our wharves
was obliged to suspend work in consequence
of being afflicted with an liberated sore throat
His employers, plying his sufferings, sent him
a jar OF nice current jelley and to their great
surprise he resumed his labors on the follow
ing morning with bis throat and head com.
pletely enveloped with bandages highly dis
soI0red. Upon bang questioned as to his
health and peculiar appearance, Pat replied /:
"That was bswtiful medicine ye gave me,
and did me power of good. / made it all
into nice poultiee; and put it on the outside
Of me throat, and It's far better than all yer
doctors stuff
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
A BIBLICAL REPATRIATION.

The following anecdote is related as having
occurred to our friend and correspondent, Mr..
]. j. Lord, of Illinois, formerly of Lowell :
Mr.. Lord was travelling from jacksonville to
Peoria, in that State, and as he was passing a
small hut on the roadside, be noticed shaggy
headed boy, Of about eight years Of age, with
large eyes and no hat, dressed in WORKOUT
pair of fathers towsers, trying to balance him.
self on the splintered top OF hickory stump.
More for the purpose of breaking the mo-
notony of riding all day without speaking than
to gain information, Mr.. Lord refined his horse
up to the fence and asked
My little boy, can you tell me how far ii
is to Sangamon Bottoms 2
Bout six miles, reckon
DO you live in that house? inquired
Lord.
Il reckon was the reply.
DO you enjoy yourself, out here in tn
woods g
"A heapr
What ails your pants g said Lord.
Tore EN-, was the laconic answer.
Finding that he had hold Of a genius tina
couldn't bepumped Mr. Lord turned his horse
head to depart, but in his turn was hailed b.
the boy, who, in comical, half-reluctant tone
arrested him with
What mount your name be-?
Lord was the reply whereupon the DO.
exhibited some pretty tall specimens Of tn
western grin.
You seem pleased added Lord; perhap
you never heard the name before
Yes, have, replied the youngster; Nv
heard dad read about you in the Bible!
Lord put spu,s to his horse, and says tina
even the sacred thoughts to which the inciden
gave rise, were not sufficient to keep him fror
immoderate laughter throughout the rest
| his Journey.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14

Amt Coz NorHNG.- were visiting at
house tho other evening, where there was
number Of young children. One of them had
the measles, one the hooping-cough, and
another was afflicted with the young poultry
pox. They were all receiving the greatest
sympathy and attention, while one little girl
about - years old, sat in corner, crying
bitterly. We asked her what was the matter I
She replied, breaking out into heart.break.
ing gush Of tears, Every one of the other
children's got the measles and the hopping
cough, and | amt got nothing--boo hoo hoo :
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
SCH E NCK'S
s MANDRAKE PILLS

WILL be found to possess those qualities necessary to
w the total eradication of all bilious attacks prompt 10
start tile secretons of the liver and give healthy
tile entire system. Indeed it Is ordinary discovery
in Medical Science to have invented remedy for these
stubborn complaints whch develope al the results pro-
duced nv heretofore free Of calomela mineral just
" dreaded by manknd-aDd acknowledged to be destruc
tive the to the human system. That thu prop
critics of certain vegetables comprise all the virtues Of cal
onei without its injurious Tendencies is now admit
ted fact rendered nh4pntable by scientific researches
and these who the Mandrake Pill will be fully salts
fed that the medi cnes those prov ded by nature
IN the common herbs and roofs Of the fields
The Fills open the bowels and correct all bilious de
without salvation any Of the injurious
of calome other posons The secretion Of bill
is promoted by these Pills, will be seen by the aiteie
color of the stools and disappearing of the sailow com
plexlon and cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions accompany each box Of Pills, and the
price Of quart bottle of the Sea Weed Tonic and box
OF these Pills combined is only .dolla But separate
boxes of Pills be had of any Of the agents
ty-fve cents
These remedies prepared under the personal super
vision Of DR.. II Schenck proprietor of Schencks Pull
monte Syrup, the well established felnedy for Consump
ton, Coughs, Colds, &C., &c. and the inventor OF the
celebrated Resrometer, tor examining and detecting all
diseases Of the the Lungs, Heart, &c.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Philadelphia Gilbert, Wentz Co., 1T N. Third
treet
New York &C. V. CLrcKNER & Co., 81 Barclay
Boston.--Re ding & Ce., No. State Street. tst
And every respectable Drnggia throughout the Unied
States. Fred t. Sn ith Agent, Montpelier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14

GooD.-Many years ago, not far of, Ger.
tain Justice was called to Jail to liberate a
worthless debtor, by receiving his oath that he
was not worth FIVE dollars.
WELL Johnny said the Justice, as he en-.
tered, can you swear that you are not worth
FIVE dollars, and never will be?
Why answered the other, rather cha.
grined at the question, 1 can swear that
am not worth that sum at present.
well. WELL returned the Justice, car
swear to the rest; 80 step forward, Johnny
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
Emery I'D. Harrington's Esta tc

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden al
hA s,o.,. D,mHg s. Johnson within and for
JACOB HARRINGTON, Administrator the Estate OF
Emery ID Harrington, late fof Eden in said District,
deceased, presents bis administration account fr settle
Whereupon ordered That the same be referred 10
the o3d day of June next Fat the Probate Office In said
Johnson for examination and allowance and that all
cened be notified hereof by the publication of this order
in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier
three weeks successfully may be- may
appear and nj sad limo and place ftbey cause object
thereto. BY Order Of Court,
Attest, S. 4. PIKE, Register.
Virtue copy Of record,
"a Attest. z. s, PIKE REGISTER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
william KelIOgg's Estate,

THE Subscribers having been appointed by the Honora
bic Probate Couu for the District Of Lamoile. Com
mssioners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all PERSONS, against the Estate Of William
represented nsolvest nid the term of six mouths from
the 2st!day April 1855 being allowed by said Court to the
creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their re-
specve claims beforeus: give ntice that will attend
the duties of appointment the dwelling house of
WIDOW Roxana keloeg, in Stowe, in said District, on the
Both of June and 2of August next O'Clock in the
afternoon, on each Of said days.
~ HIRAM KELLO &C, )co,,
'A CHARLES b. WAIT, I ooh'S'
D. r. ALLEN, Administrator.
Stowe, April 28th, A.. ID 1855 "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
BOSTON CARDS.
April, 1856
no Country Merchants /!

The undersigned, Merchants, Manutacturers,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers, are now pre-
pared with Full Stocks of all goods in their re-
spective departments, peculiarly suited to the
wants of Country Dealers.
The large and varied assortment which the
Boston market affords to purchasers, presents
superior opportunity for choice selection
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
BROWNS PATENT IMPROVED
Burglars Light Alarm Apparatus.

FOR the protection Of Persons and Property
against Burglars and h,rudprs.
This Machine peculiarly adapted sCo Hotels to alarm
aroused any hour of The night; for Physicians ringing
bell and giving quick and alarm and ligh, instant
ly 1t is equally simple in its constructions iurube and
useful and the price within the means Of any on
who wish to avail themselves of iis benefits
Address G. CURTlCE, Howard ST.. Boston,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
solomon BaIch's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
LAMoiLLE DisrRicr, ss Johnson, within and fer said
District on the ala dsy Of May, A. D. 1885,
COLOMON and frederick p Balch, Executors ofihe last
Will and Testament of Solomon Rach, LATE Of Johnson,
in said Dist riot deceased, presents their administration
count for settlements Werenpon, it is ordered that the
be referred to the 18th day of June next at the Pro
bate Office in said Johnson, for examination and allow
ance and that ali concerned be notified hereof by the
publ caon of this order in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed Montpelier, three weeks successfully
may be- that they MY appear, and al said time and place
If they see cause, object herato.
ny order of Court.
Attest, S $. PIKE, Register
true copy Of record,
A.,..a |, nan
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
The Great Standard Remedy
| Enp All DIT MONhDV MONA

Containing neither Prussic Acid, Tar
ter Emetic, nor any other deleterieus
drug. Extensively used, tested and
approved IN New England, Cana da,
and the British Provinces during pc
rod Of THIRTY YEARS by Eminent
Physicians, Clergymen, Professors of
Colleges, Theological Sc inaries, DIS.
tinguished Scientific Men, and in fact,
by al classes in the community. See
Pamphlets and wrappers containing
Certificates amoDp W hich arp those ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14

Rxv Dr.. LYMAN BEEcHER, Bosen late President Of Lane
Theological Semnury, Cincinnati, 0hio.-Lae REV. Dr..
LEONARD WoOps Abbott Prof of Theology in Andover
Theological Seminary, hass-HoN. DANIEL T. TMoS-
psoN Secretary Of State Of Vermout.-N. F. WILLIAMS,
Esq.,. formerly Collector Of the Port of Baltimore, Md
REv. JOSIAH LrcH, Philadelphia, Pa,and many others.
How ESTEEMED BY PHysIciANs.-J0HN A. BERRY,
NJ. D., saco Me-, says During a practice Of twenty
years, have used all the popular remedies for
Coughs, and am well satisfied that your vroRT.BLE Pun.
BA,m best and hope it will be better known
and more generally used"
Beware Of Commercials and Imitaiionslll Enquire
The article by Its Whole Name VEaETABLE PULMONARY
BALsAM."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggist, 80
linda street, Boston, Mass and sold by Apothecaries and
Country Merchants generally. PnIcE, New Style. large
bottles containing nearly four times the quantity Of the
small, 81 Old Style small bottles, so cents.
For sale in Montpelier by + II. Smith, Collins Pierce.
50m6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
Marble Manufactures.
Deafness Cured. however Caused,
W. HYLAND,
remont street, (near Railroad Bridge,) Boston.

TESTIMONY-MR. EDITOR :-Seeng an advertisement
that the deaf might be relieved by applying Dr.
MAN. was induced To leave home and the Doctors
skill was deaf that was unable to hear Ordinary
conversation Tony establishment, IN twenty minutes my
health perfectly recommend all deaf per.
sons to try the Doctors method Of cure.
/. FRANCIS RICHARDSON, of Stou ahton.
Office 3O4 Washington street. Entrance first
door Suffolk Place, Boston. Letters, post paid, attended
to Renee and apparatus sent by Express.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
MARSHAI.'S
UTERINE CATHOLIcON..
The great Remedy for those diseases uhioL are y

Guitar to females.
This medicine is among the limited number Of thos.
that are all they are adve ftised to be and Thar
disapponl reasonable expectation In newspaper
tsement we canao without violation prcpr.tv ente
upen the details Of these delicate complaints Tb. mnch
we know and say fearessly, that feeble wenkiv
VINE were no able 10 walk across the ocr without assis
anee have hy using been restored to health and strenah
70 some cases 10 such degree even as to be ahe ~
Hes alone These are facts, and well known in The
es where they haye occurred, The names Of those
umns OF newspaper but number sutEcient N s.,n
any one desiring to enquire, will be furnished by tbe nnS
ishef e TINS advertisement oe by those who se tha ~,
ce. valuable treaiiseen Female Complains also m
Gfenbug Manual oheath win be found with ths agents
named heow which those who choose are invited 10 con
me prce Is reduced to 81 so per bottie-seld hv
wick G. Nichols, Noithheid 70 = Di" ,ss MARIE
LII ppTCHER h SON, 81. Adams wholesale lss ss.,,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-14

pi,,,hr,,- rtENtSE q BRoTHERS' Kos "a Wood
r, sn,i IL ilrussiEtS rsntTsliv JetS.Jrn
80 = ., $3.50 -
AFFLICTED READ!
nbitn,ltIpbin NiriicnI House, stAhIish.d 20
ItsrS iqS 6Y DT EiiHSsiN, corner Third and Union
as, between Sliuie aid PIX, philadelphia, IA,
'''' w ~ W. I%VAi.iOS
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hi, Il Il. cSni;"S: 'Ss ;1SINr.is
enyStI sWsnO u, o,tIe Ct"vS 3 ~. a,!,ts
n.esti.';d GU Of II' Recent Affections ave promptly
'SS1,Ei;SN,TV vrNpC no rvnrptcr1r
|'N nnNo q ~ t'N' 80 -.
IN He Ns4tlESM y! as!I9s q I'S
AT phaeESta'a' Ias e'aeseu w; MIH =.
LIS tAaAgre ts,ksn SslJ tittt,.stiSH.4 10 Prove
Rt h1he iehlhA o. tN SaeAcS " Estt0't sen.}t tSt
tLA "elEneSS, NeH's an9 PaI StaI :eNeI'
EE, ave ttAIs4et tVtsIstn IN9N@' ~ ua"E SHe u'oH
80! Itt oeaIty aGn a's SP'"@A OIL "9eSS 'Se4S 81"
PeR4E"lSS, 'aY y. t tS'H! r,r,c,,, &nr,rr
tAhb IAN ISUAah w W.
he BIZ SonellR IS udU6ed IN o. bOTs n
solitude, ossa gro"t " with them 10 5,iHlooa, ard
Which, Il rot teotn4d III lue tie, not oEy eeEeta sel-
nus obstAe!ss 10 Matrimonial A1lFfsa eM use 70
iion. Fsw q ILo,t VIC stxe Wy 10 ~. q RsI0s.
ectee ete sWa'e o. tne ua.'s Iael u we
EEeli s!sf saSseIt Tet S.'Sse ara 'seFOuH'"
0's ietlllgs ahu EsSSs ssaLs W 'HS M.ta. ,L, "a
Ee sHsG[1aGSte la9! smStsH sseS 8. le"He. ma
t to- 'Y Is S ssp Is a'ly aud weak i &c
1Hs hoS sS. tts a pT,te s S1s e
"a wSst epI Eutsr tStiTb1v. iis E,tfrI4Ss is uEi
III, S tiS ttNe teS Him iI tas is c3uAtG IVY hI e4y
tss ss,t f,S;,,ss, ssa 's's4 :'t" 'A
MAnRiAGE,
Reeui e. The lhnent Of several conditions In order
thi; Il may Se IFaIy The csuSs Of mutual hspp!ptsS
Could lie yei which pIw to(eI4 ina otzn OF domestic
wIfiClereNS b Iajstd Sr Le SouicS ia ever, tn
t, Ee iiAtiostJ-n in nrny could il be trseeI 10 pnys
ICai i.qva!lfelIions aud their aIenIlM disappointment
IpnIy ren while sci N Tine 10 Older 10 hive y0Vt uU
SlIIg AID relaxed o. teotaced IvyiVhed ard
StIeuStLeLta.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-14
"llan NnoW ThysvII,' -
An Invaluable Book tor % Cents
WErFrg I'OriIv Should huF1 d Copy"

"Errry fSmiIy should huw Copy"
R00N COPIES gOiu IN leSA than tines months.
OOuu Ns% edition revised and tWPI9yed' s1 tS,'e4
HOOK FOR THE AFFLCIEl'-C Containing an outline
OsGlR, progress ealmtnt aud CUE q every form
HfdHea's contracted bT ptoh9e'OaS tsTcal
by sell abVte, Ut b. stXW ect&s, With alyte for thet
peNclon, wItteuHa familiar stye 3vn'dT6 ~ n'ed3e1
tethca!tIst, Ard every lnE That woad 0Iehd tue caro-
decay from tile result UI some twenty Ielt4 aGccessu
mattlte, exclusively detoel 10 the CUE Vi Giseasea OLA
delicate Or private nitna.
iowhith Is lIItd receipts tNr the cure oftke Above
ltsass and teaise On TIE causes symptoms aud cue
fsiiraay II Mt 7Iets,o.. s Ct.ttr:t' 1T FtaN, ca.
,Itat, PAtltStiSIie- "DR HUSILRA MEp.CNL MISgAt,"
adyetH 10 cue tie diseases OF Is grad
Of OI The beat colleges H. ths Unised states 1t
auIjS pleasure to ietomUetd hmto le uno' Tomato,
tie Yttlm0 aalpatute, as sGcte.,iu ard eyre
ltIEed FiartlioEeI, III whne hOEOt Ahl Integrity they
- '''' ~ Jos, s. LoS"sHonr, MID.
From L. Tsr3ser9 Mn If Penn. tnirrr,i'y, Pt,dt!.
1aa-lt gives ne Ie,su'c 10 add my testimony to tie
professional ability u I've Ssttc[ 81 tss At!s3 M'n
soue VI them VI op2 standing have tome udeT HY 20.
tee in which bis SILL has been rssni'ess IN let!MlGsio
rerlect health, IL aONle rsSeS where The patient has Keen
considered bey0pd ne dtsl aid IN the ttauenI Of sem
l weaknesses, Encouragement Of The functions ri0
duttd D. se a6VEe, or e&tc&s Of NeEeTT, 10 not know
his l.TvTior In the rIoe&Son. have been 1Cqla'htl
With the author some thirty Yeas, aud deem 1t 10 more
hsE Justice 10 hI, as welt as k'LdheRS 10 tle uNOrtl-
late victim OF early HdiScIeoE, 70 fecvnnieh him -
one in whose professional akll and Integrity ihcY MAJ
! At,N1n wooewIRp, N. y.
This is, without exception, tie most comprehensive
and lHteIBbIe work published, on the elaS4 VI diseases 81
whlehtr tle42. avoiding an addresses
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