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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-11-27

kitchen. and was directed TO the sitting-room
by the servant.
Never before had I given farthing to tho
poor. But wrapping my cloak around me
and with my hood, summoning courage
followed the boy to his "humble walk.
He led the way through the deserted cold
streets of the village, past the bury'ng
ground and saw . tear, yes, tear from
the silent recess Of the boys eye-lountains
trickle down and miugle with the cold snow
fake, as he saw the dirt piing in the "poor's
corner " of that last resting place-alike Tor
the nabob or pauper. Past the outskirts Of
the village along the bleak and windy road
toward the town Of W. and on the
right, there stands a-Do. not house, but
dwelling; the dwelling of Tenn, his sisters,
his father, and once of poor Patty, his moth
er. followed him, although he earnestly
told me there was no fire there, and 10 chairs,
and his folks were poor, and he only wanted
a few pennies to buy food; and the fellow
cried bitterly when he come to think doubt
ed his pittiful tale.
No, ladies in warm parlors ladies unused
to poverty's staring gaze, We did not doubt
the boy, nor did we talter when we saw the
long road on that cold November day. Ii
, one corner Of that dwelling lay the straw o
the last nights little uest, aud there beside
the marble features of her who had born
! these children to weep over her clay.
y stool, and tub bottom up, used for NOR
. purposes than one, we're the only seats in th
room. The father was away to get the sex
r, ton, and other assistance to bury the dead
II The daughtcrs-oh those bright, sweet an
gel faces looked up from their tears, aud ha
afraid, one crouched in her half-covering gal
/ ments and wept aloud. The other, more nea
TO the scenes Of woman's life, came lorwart
aud giving us the stool, looked her interog,
tions to Tom, which plainly told that the
asked for food.
Daughters Of wealth the evening saw
new dress upon each of those girls, the mott
t. or decently robed for the mofrow's funera
and poor Toms eyes streaming over wit
tears Of joy, that we meant him, his sister
and the body of his poor dead mother n
harm. The morrow came with its nature
tears, Tor none other relatives but those, tn
humble ones and tneir father, were there
weep for the dead. The pastor preached
the living Of the Life hereafter, and til
clay Was returnedt to its kind.
X X X X
Tom is learning his A. B. C.'s from my ow
hand, and " doing chores " at the brick hou'
on - Street; the girls are we'll provide
for in The families oil kind ones, who will
parents to the orphans The father seel
beside his companion in the grave yard
while to me there falls far more blest u
surance than wealth can bring. have e,
t. pended the value Of my allotted satin upc
the Iorms Of these then poor children, b.
will God say " shall not be clothed!"
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Call TO Thanksgiving.

Come home to Thanksgiving dear children come home
From the North and the South from the West and the East
Where'er you are resting, wherever you roam,
Come back to this sacred and annual feast
What though the wild wind of November doth roar
Like trumpet blast loud DER the country so drear,
And the cold rain of Autumn INCREASINGLY pour, p
In this cloudest, goomcst month Of the year.
We heed not, hear it, with fires burning bright
On the ample old hearhs where We sported of yore,
Ye will know the glad faces revealed by their light
And fond hearts will welcome you, cen az the ,or.
Your Father Is here, and your Mother, whose love,
Though honlely and plain, is more precious than god
And your shy little sister, with eyes like dove,
Aud your brother so tall and SO sturdy and bold
And when you shall miss from circle face,
Which for many year was like light to our view,
Do not mourn for the aged for OH in h,r place
gorihed angel is waiting for you.
Come home to Thanksgiving We pray you come home,
From the North and the sonh from the West aud the East
where'er ye are resting, whereve you roam.
Come back to our sacred and annual feast.
Our ripe fruits are gathered, our corn in the barn,
All ready for " huskings" and brisk "apple-bees"
And Mary is knitting her snowiest yarn
Into mittens for fear that your fingers should freeze
The chestnuts, alas all gone from the lea,
But our walnuts and butternuts a ways are fine
They carefully culed from each favorte trees
And onr cider (speak softly is sparkling as wine
The tuikies, entirely resigned to their fate
Stalk quietly around, with gobble or So
And the chickens their toomsday in silence await,
Asking nothing but plenty to eat, eer they 60!
Our pumpkins are golden, as golden can be,
All ready to melt into de licase pie,
With tempting crust white the fam Of the sea,
And white as the snowy flake wandering by.
Come home to Thanksgiving But oh, If you come,
Bring back the warm heart of your earlier youth;
Let it shed its old light on the altar of home,
Untanted in reelng--undimmed in its truth
Cast away from your soul all the lross Of the world,
And worship with u.s. You did when child.
In our solemn old chuch with your golden locks cnrrd
And your rosish eyes CHANGING deinurey and mild
Let us thank God together, for home and for health
For the friends lie hath left and that are gone
For His fatherly bounty in giving us wealth,
Or his merciful justice when wealth is Withdrawn.
And oh, let US pray that when life shall be o'er
Aud the last earthly rites unto us have been given,
We may meet tn Sc we love on Etcrnitys shore,
And keep more joyful Thanksgiving in heaven
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Attest, 7. TX WEhNTLb, ItUg StUT'
A true copy of record.
At.nsi Y. Il. MERRILL, Regisler.

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court hodennt
RANDOLPH Disraicr. SIS. the Probate Office IN Ran
doph, within for said District, the ION day Of No
vember 4. D 1856,
Instrument purpuriing be the last Will and Testn
Ament of FANNY BLAKE late If Chelsea, in said Dis
trc Deceased being 10 the Court here by Reuben
A. Lamb the Executor therein named, for Probaie II Is
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned therein be
fled u appear session Of said court to be holden
Probate Office, in Randolph, aforesaid, on the 2ot'
day Of Move mber 1886 aud if they cause, contest h'
Probate Of win: for which purpose, ii is further or
ered copy of the record of this order be published
three successfully in the Green Mountain FREEMAN,
printed Montpelier previous TO said time appointed Tor
hearing true c"py"i Record
AZ Attest. JOHN Il. HU TCHINSON Judge.
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Ladies Private Medical Guide.

This Work prepared a Physician in New England who
has been fly successful as practitioner, has had
a extensive ejaculation, and been met with decided aP
probation b., refined and intelligent bodies 1t treats Of the
va ios diseases o females and points 10 simple remedies.
Saws one OF IL readers, +" hive nal wi
vauble Work y says another: 1t has saved and will
yet save many saInbe lves, and another Its author is
u heDriactar Ia our Sex''
1hs Work Is beautifully bound price dcliar is for
sale only at the office OF Prof r n DOaue D., 81 Fe
No Fremunt Trmpir, Boston, Mass and will be sent
by Mnll or ExnTass unnn lhl receipt Of The plce.
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POTECESONaANEE.

I"n new anu htauhfn ART of ornamenng the simplest
GLASS Vessel to resemble the FiKEsr PASTED CHINA
bf 1.-THE OF THE CosT, is crearng immense excite
menu Ladies and Gentlemen are alike fascinated with
ms delightful accupaOn. ehaste aud CANT aause
ment iur Children and Schools encouraging for
grace IN design and harmony in the coos
The whole art be perfectly acquired Ia half hour
Book Of instruction separately, ST. Boxes containing
Vases Book and every article required S. by express
CONTENT, EEABY T. CO.. Wholesale Store,
502 Broadway, New York,
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KID GLOVE CLEANER.

An important Discovery 10 the Notwithstanding
EI'irey new Just Imported.
JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS PREPARATION"
for Instantly KID GLOVES without the slight
est smell Rub sIl portion he glove. ind the dirt
instantly dsappedrs-cnn be W 1rn Immediately afterwards.
One bnIile il warranted to clean MY pairs gloves
Price so cents Try before buying. All the agents are
presented with open bottle TO prove IT'S operation
Agents coming money by the precedented demand
More wanted CONTENT, NEARY Il co,
g9yl WhuIrsar Store No 500 Broadyay New York.
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H.. n. EEandy'S Estate,

THE Subscribers having been appointed by the onor
L bic Probate Court for the District of Lamiilie Com
missoners to receive exannr. and adjust all claims aud
demands of all persons, against the Estate of L. T.
HANDY, late Of stowe in said District deceased, repre-
scented ;nsovent and the If six mOnhs from the l
day Of November 1856 being allowed BY said Court To the
creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their re-
speclve claims before give notice that viii attend TO
:he duties of our appointment at the fife Of Tn mas
Geed, in Morrlsvie, in said District, the first
Tuesdays of February aud April next, ut ine O'clock
in the forenoon, On each of SAID d Tvs.
JOHN WEST, lc,n,.,s
h. il. RAND, com rs
AIorrjsloyu Nnvember II A H. lSl6 AZ
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ON gaANHOOD.

AND IT'S PREMATURE DECLINE.
just Published, Gratis, the 2eth Thousand :
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREATMENT
"A wiihrM Medicine, Of Spe malorrnea or Local WAX.
ness. Nncnt0al Emissions, Genital an Nervous Debility,
Imiotcncy, aud mpedments to Marriage generally.
BY b, DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that The many alarming con,ains,
original ing in the I'M rudence and solitude Of youth may
be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is in this small
tract clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new and
highly successful treatment, adopted by the Author,
fully explained, by of which IL enabled
10 cure perfectly and at the least possible cost
thereby avoiding all the advertised nosums al the day
Sent to any address, gratis and posi- free sealed enve
lpe by remiting (post paid two postage stamps To
nR BDE LjNEY, II !.ispenard street,
4Im6F New Yurk Civ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-11-27

A Right Education is not merely the read
ing oil many books but the ability Of making
knowledge useful to our selves and Others
1t is not SIMPLY to acquire influence over our
fellow-crcatures, but to make that influence
subssrvient to moral exceIlences and piety,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-11-27

The heroic Sir Charles Napier wrote very
beautifully and touchingly to lady, on the
eve of his great victory at Meange; "If
survive, shall soon be with those I love !; if
| fall, shall be with those | have loved"
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FARM Alssss SALE!

V1HB subst ber offers FOR sale the farm which he
L ives-ffy one acres-situaitd in Morristnwh, on
which is a comfortable Dwelling House, good and nearly
new Barn aud Shed, also large new Hop HOUSE, wi h
ne mining water both the house aud BAN: al-o, stu
ated in ydeplrk twent acres of extra Wood ana
Pasture Land, with good running water hereon-dsaht
acuss lot from the teme lot The above farm is stu
ated very pleasantly from three fnurhs To mile from
either Hydeperk, Cady's Falls, Worthwhile The siua
ton is one ot the most pleasant in this vicinity iere Is
ais" tue hundred acres Of Wild Land four ~ FIVE miles
distant, which will be sold viii The firm if de'r,d
Persons wishing to purchase iaria arc respectfully
invited TO look over The premises
ELIJAH WATERMAN
Morristown June l4lf, 1856. 27f
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What is companionship, where nothing that
improves the intellect is communicated, and
where the larger heart contracts itself to the
MODEL an dimension Of the smaller.
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a CAR ID.
hsloo.
PROCLAMATION.
To the Mayor and Citt1cns IF Philadelphia
ODd fbo TTntou

propose Ia test my Electric OIL on any Case Of Rheu-
matism Feuragia Paralysis, Asthma Piles, Cont, Fever
and asue letter, FtonS Swellings "f ali kinds Cramps
Deafness, (and ether hat have treated
fully and 10 forfeit 10 any public instructions the Mayor
msy name $0O, if my Genuine Electric Oil does not make
an festual Cure in each case
gentleman at Burntm's Hotel, (Monipelier) used il
for Neuralgia and says he ad red in vaine To sleep for
two days and nghtshis face deadully swollen aud
exceedingly panl By twa three applications of the
"Electc OPP he was entirely releved ard m an half an
hour went 10 he'd and slept nicely He has had M return Of
histdsease although he Gather damp and bad II ha
never failed in single of Rheumltism There -
much IN using the u" right. Follow The directions.
Wy pure Electric Oil" i. enough. BE CAREFUL Of the
coun'ees, young sramps who my certificates to sell
and nrceive the people Only one Depo that is ~ L cor
ncr WALNUT and EIGHTH Street, Philadelphia. Al
the cures advised ia this paper year past
made ny my Oil. Come and the certificates of 500
citizens
A. L, SMITH Chemist
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-11-27

U s Il
DIR. CLOUGH'S
COLUMBIAN PILLS,
The Greatest tVOnfier of the

The Greatest Wonder Of the WWMi
THE remedy for LIVER COMPLAINT and all Bilious De
Engagements, without she of Minerals, discrver
SICKNESS htl has so long rem tered our fire4idrs
wrected desuate conquered if by magic, by the
II ills
Sovereign Remedy.
COSTlVENEc.-Us 10 3 pills daily. They cleanse
the neslnes IN an easy and natural manner, and leave
tho ho els regular and cure Piles also.
DYSpEpSlA.-Use , to pills daily They create
healthy h'w Of pure bile, and natural consequence
Fatu'entv, loss OF Appetite, PaIptation If the Heart.
Headache, languor, Melancholy, Indigestion and other
symptoms Of dyspepsia, vansh aud cure is certain
Try Them once fairly for Yourself
LIVER COMPARTMENTS to pills daily until cur
your pain in the side back and shoulders win
The saow grossness of the skin and eye-blils will he
changed To its natural cearness and soitness, aud
Your and lively feelings will testify there is
RHEUMATISM OR GOUT.-Use 3 to pills three
fines week. They remove inflammation from the mus
eles aud gaen's of the ints and the lame leap for
after usilig tirci hnxeslike oil mckinney,
" 'akes it run easy" Please read our certificates and
cure.
ERYSipELAs SALT RHEUM OR sCRoFULoUs
EkUPTlONS, SCURVN, SORES, ULCERS.--t sc 3 To &
tw ice three lines week. Their saaative and pur
gative effect upon the dids that feed the skim well
the perfect purity the! give the blood removes these trl
HES aud gives sufnesS and purrness to the sk in amt
con I!exion. Try them Ladies' Tor yourselves.
sometimes two ar three pills will prove sufficient pur
git've W depends upon the system at other times mrre
FGVERs OF Ali K!NDs-They restore the blood to
regu lar aud healthy circu htun AMI Pay sC ans hey
are the best cltlntc in use and for ladies' ia child bed
none spefior they calm the nerves. relieve lie head
! do not dehiliate
e all then try it rheirid will do good Its faith
iu use will reeva suffering and disease for less
OF mnneyand uss of time than any dcine before
disc vered It is superior medicine for females undo
The mrsi delicate CfcinSt nceS. Every trial gains new
friends General directions for accompany each I,y
pri % cts Five hoxes fr ST. Sold by all Respectable
] Druggists and Mei MS.
! WA. RENNE, Proprietor Pittsied, Mass.
| Fred Z. smith, Druggist, Montpelier VT, will supply
Drug IT'S aud Mecnlnts at the manufacturer. lnwe>
prices by tbs Duzen Gross Sold also by l.. F. Piece
Norhieid Df T. Porter Bethel, j. smith,, 50 uth Roya
ton n. Dane
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-11-27

1t man does not make new acquaintance,
as he advances through life, he will soon find
himself lett alone. A man should keen his
friendship 10 constant repair.
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Ehenezer j. Eynde's Estate.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by the Hon
l Probate Coun for the District OF kandol b, Com
missones TO receive examine andadinsi al claims and
demands of all pesns against The Estate Of EBES EZER
LYNDES, late of Eden. in said District deceased, ,ere
scented ns0vtn and the term Of Xix months from the 2n'
day Of October 1885, being allowed by said Court t" the
creditors Of said deceased exhibit and Prove then 70
spectve claims before usgve notice that we Will attend
to the duties of appointment at the dwenghouse Of
Widow Sarah Lynde in roOkteld in said District, on
The first Tuesday II January and April next, al one
O'Clock in the afternoon, On each OF said days.
REUBEN PECK, tr,mmiss;on.,.
JOHN HEkRiCK.
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Difference OF SALUrIoNs.-In Spain the
common form of stlution is; "How do YOU
stand!' In drunken Glasgow the usual style
Of saluton is; "What are you going to stand 2"
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JOHN STILES, Eco, Secretary.
goo Agents Wanted.

I" sell U,rd-" incompatible SNAKE consuming Patent
Lamp adapted fw every use iar'ur Kitchen and Work
shop, and producing (whh only the pon est Oh Greese
and wiih"lt smoke or @ielD mos, splendid Light, void
of any complicated machinery, giving prr.c. sllsac ton
and selling rapidly. Prices Sc, 70 49, Is aud $50.
Address - N II u. q. UFFORD,
LIB Comt Strrd HnSton
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BROOKS g. AlECUEN.

No. Blackstone, 4 Fult N, 4 shoe II Leather sts
Boston, Importers and Dealers in SHOE FtNDINGE, and
Mannf cturers Of LEATHER Padicuiar attention paid
to getting up different Machines used by the Trade viz
Rolling splitting and 'rmp!ng Machines, &C. All articles
IN out line nj the Lowest prices for cash.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-11-27

STATE OF VERMONT In Prabnte Court held At
v AsHIS COUNTY, SIS. Montpelier, III and Tor saiu
District, on the 9th day of November, a. d. 1875, :,
A M,lER r PERKINS Guardian of Flora D., Lydia X.
"A aud Newton Il. Whililesey minor heirs OF Arphaxaa
N Whuesey ae Of Pdnfeid in said District, d'censed,
makes application said Cont for license to sell the IN
of his said Wards the h1meStead assigned 10 me
~ ,Iw ana children Of said A. N Whesry ont OF the
Estate Of said deceased by decree Of sid Cour nude jan
uary 9th i55jsaid Estate being situated II said finnhed
representing thai il would b. conducive to the dterests
If his said Wards to have the said state sold, Tor the
purpose prttng the proceeds thereof ut Interest," or ~
yesng the sumo in stocks or real estate.
Wlereupon ordered by said Court that said appiicaoh
refered tn esson thereof 10 be held at the Probate
office in Montpelier the 9th day Of N"vember A. d.
s56 far h airing and decision ilereon anu u IS tnrhe
dered thai noice o the nature of said app'icmOh anu
" the time and place appointed for the heargg thereof DC
:. ven To all interested, by the publication OF the same
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman
a newspaper printed At Montpelier. before said time ap
polluted, that they may APPEAR At sa time ana pace anu
| if they Sc Cause object 10 such License.
| BY the Court.
/ Attest, r. Il MERRILL Reg stcr,
AZ A true copy Of record.
| Attest, T.. Z. MERRl LII, Register.
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Have the courage to acknowledge your 10.
nOrance, rather than seek for knowledge un.
der false pretences.
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WaMfel.

Active agents for every County in the New England Sta
to whom The best Inducements VIII b. given Address
stamp enclosed,
II. u. SKINNER, 81 Union Street BOSTON,
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Probate Notice.

THE Probate Courts for the District of Lamoe will be
holden for tho year ensuing as follows ~ ,he rio
hate Oic. in Jobnson on The LIST Saturday in January,
nd ON The Isl Saturdays of each months thereafter
Al the office Of Thomas Geedi Worthwhile, on the Isl
Monday in February, and on the LIST Mondeys"i cue"
SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
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proba4e Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT Probate Courts thin and for
WAsHrSeroS DISTRICT the District, aforesaid VIII Re
held at the Probate Office in Montpelier on Tuesday OF each
week, during the year. sx, cr,sp ,,
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BACH'S
A M e Il &c A n
COMPOUND.

THE subscriber would respectfully ask the attention OF
the People of Vermont, To the claims OF
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND,
As oae Of the best preparations before The Pupc for the
relief and cure of the following COMPLAINTS
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore Ihroots. Cdinmti,
Nursing and liberated So,e ''ouths, Sare
Nipples .Mercwiat Tat ores, IScrof
ula. liberation of The Lungs and Stomach and
Nervous Complain. r mate Hfnkacss and IT.
regu'arilies, FIuor .4Ibus Tor WLits Coughs
arising from an lrrtatrd Throat, Pills, Weak
Siomachs-in fact, IN any case Of
WEAKNESS, INFLAMATioN, OR IMPURE BLOOD
USE THIS REMEDY
In the city of Auburn, where a. prepared,
and the ProprieoFs Tesde Ia e most reliable
and respectable prot of its efficacy furnished
10 its favor by voluntary prunptings of those who
have been relieved aud cured Of long standing and ex
tremely aggravated affections Of the above complaints
fI0m gean desire To spread its knowledge and pro
mole the gnod Of others who may be similarly afflicted
Its inH utnce las been peculiarly happy in all Of
Bronchial and 1hroal affections, from slight Chrome
lnfamatlons aud Uccrations. Also, IN very mark
ed cases Of Female Weakness and irregularities, and
many other complaints enumerated above.
We have also strong Of this character in
own State in which has used with wonderful
cess where years resorts many other remedies nave
failed to afford relief Its ingredients, among which is
compound fluid extract of
BEECH DROP" OR "CANCER ROOT"
and composition uch to render il perfectly safe and
harmless, qnfre he else OF especial care IN
gard to The habits III the indvidh beyond that ordl harI.
ly necessary
From personal knowedge of these facts do not hes
itafe say all who are in way afflicted with Bodi
y weakness, Debility, inflammation, Impure or Sluggish
Blood, that
BACHS AMERICAN COMPOUND
Is recommended in tie strongest of Relief and
Cure
FRED f.. SMITH, Montpelier,
Wholesale Agent f'r the state Of Vermont
To whom I'LL orders should be addressed.
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EssGsan Medical Society.

AT meeting of this Sociiy held in Boston, Oct l. 1885,
the following officers were chosen Ev NoRRIs DAY, boston,
President REUBEN GfgEH@, W. D., Boston, Vice President
JOHN STILES, ESQ, Boston, Secretary, W. NJ TYLER, Esq,
Boston, Treasurer.
The following resolutions among others adopted -
solved, That In as0ciang ourselves together, to extend
and ertnae the Indian System of Practice upon Scientific
Principles we are cootrrng favor upon the afflicted and
advancing the cause If true Medical Science
Resolved. That have had ocular temonstra, that Dr.
Green's treatment has cured hundreds of Of Cancers
after they were acknowledged ncube by ether Physicians
and that the fruits of his practice for the last years
clusivey prove that CANCER, SCR0FULA. HUMORS OF
THE BLOOD, and various other discasns which have found
no remedy in the ayinhs of the old sy-tems medcina
are permanently cured by udcou Of Natuies
dies in scientific and skilhl hands
Resolved That we will not c0unenanca ignorant pretend
ers or Quackery in any form, receive Physicians into
this ASS citation any persons who have recey ed Med
cal Education
| JOHN STILES. Eco, Secretary.