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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
DR.L DlXs
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
81 EudicOtt Street, Boston, Mass,


. PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
81 Eadicott Street, Boston, Massa
$50 arranged that patients never sec or hear each 9th
err Recol ect, the ONLY entrance TO Es office il No
~ having no connection win his residence. eunse
qhently no family interruption so thai on no account
can any person hesitate app yin nj his olhce
DIR Dix
5o1y dssers land il cannot he oonradiced except by
Qurcks who VIII say ot do anything even peuuIe
themselves, to impose upon pphentsl that he
is TuE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYHoIAs AID
yERrisiYG IN BosToH.
SIXTEEN YEARS
Engaged In treatment Of special diseases, fact so well
known to many Citi1e0g Publ shers, Merchants, Ilote
Proprieios &c, that he Is mn'l recommended, aud
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS
to avoid aud escape Impo ition Of Foreign and Ma
i've QuAcks eoe na@e'o" u Boston han other large
cities
proudly ers Pr1ieeors and respectable Physcans
many Of whom consult in critiaa cases, because
Of his aoknow edged sk aud reputation, attained
through 50 Dg exptIienco pfa ii 4nd observation
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
70 not otbed epd add 20 our sollsrpss IN bshg de-
csiGed " lnelylug lohs MISREPRESENTATION false fom
ses, and pfeiensions Of
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QUACK7,
who know ljtt, the nature and character Of Spec al
Diseases aud LEss as 10 their cure Some exhibit Forged
Diplomas OF institutions or Colleges wH-h ueger *
sied N any palt u The We III oihers exhibit piplO
als OF tie Dead, hoS obianed unsncwn not only
lssumn ard advertising in names VI tho IA erted lis
he VI d mas, but 70 nrllet their npcs ion assume
mes Of 0tll-r most celebafei my ltiaps iong ssce
dead Neithr bt deeeiyed BY
QUACk NOsTBuM MAKERS,
irongh fake ceitiole ant references AMI rcc0mmon
dAtions OF lif m5diciGea by s dfad, h1 Auuot tX
their Jo5tlon copy from Nedlcil BJlAs mach tnt
Us wsiten OF he gud.l.s and III eti VI different lerb.
and p'lnt' ecrJe an Ii. ,oe = theis rms TX
tracts Specifies &C.. mist n VII Oh No not M contain
Mercury, bscausott an5eat bs6er o. i's 'cuunr
eyerytlinl p bat nJw ki0pn 60 2, ar Innrc tnau A
cured sni .hryntktc!c ,asttuionr!5 injured for
me-
IGNDlANCF on OtrAgI, nOrrfps .NnN .srpftV
Mhktas
lhr'pgh ihe snofan 9 ~ tne QNiok Doctor kno TinH
~ gtIsl &c a5lJ ~ fsIi' non hkHouN aNI gNeht
~ ~ ~ US pAteu III - ~ pfop' &C. 80 ho NosrhN
LAR uln'iy ~. 'Ah', hhis 20 hs ao-oaHed hSUlda
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3-ilhE le" 'u Itih,iru ~ - lfpm 'led - fAdoGs
ways w uushou! IL ali hut Alas nothing L. sid
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an a'e uhlrvi Aid aln e l'f N ~ ~ ears IN
W Teiefed Or cu'eu u VJssOie nJ c5Nptcut pAyao
iHS' ,,,,r -, ,.,,.,,,. 800. ,.... . -
DoI Ali 'luAth' Ahh MOI tShoBANT
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30

Guard against sickness. on the first indication Of
pain Or uneAsiness II la the STOMACH or BOWELS
take icaspoonful Of the READY RELIEF IN a vine
glass OF water II 10 the LlNBs, JOINTS, HEAD.
THROAT, CHEST, BACK, or other pari Of ne bOiy
apply tho RELIEF muRSALiY--sH fee minulss II
pain and dt5cgmJ fort pll THIS simple appic4aa
may bronx up a formidable disease, II Is much easier
IN r.rnunnI dL.na-D Ihau N nnrn n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

e%rs safer :. administer Gni isiH :ep fe;a qsiss,,
ik than ali preparations Of OPIUM Morphine Vera
w trne, ilyoaciamus Arnca, vaeran, ChlorotFm
~ VI Ltaer, under whatever namo Distinguish.
either LiHnals PAIN KIisrs N Soothing L0ions Wbrb
merely Hapeads ne feeling Of pain by benumbng Ma
percepuyo faculties and killing The asrneS The surgeon
administers Chloroform OPIUM &c 20 render nsensIbio
the neryos Of perception READY RELIEF
stops the most xurucang pain and secures the palsu.
the m possession 0f hs scuaes Iha Is the only remedy
10 general use that will stop pain quick That Is ffes
from OPIUM Morphine, Or some other kindred drug,
hurlful " the general health.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
WEALTH FOR The POOR

NS1Se FAfTH Il the working mans capital The pow
III man can N Afford 10 bear tho burdens Of slss
(YJN ness or pay doctor bills. ONETWENrY FIVE
mn CENT BOTTLE or RAILWAYS READY RfIilT
viii sick cure him quick, and enable him 10 Ri.
labor ui.Aouiloisq u amc-and Il used when pain trf
espcrienfoi will stop Immediately Keep this Remeiy
alwaysn The house, and use when yon feel pain y0i
will not l0se Que day 10 year by sickness
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30

IVA Subscribers, haUng been appointed W the Hon.
Probate Count for the Dhtficoi Washington Com
-isonerto receive ,examineaud adjust all clans and
demands Of all persons against The Estate of Lotion
abbey, late Of Nofth1ed 10 SAID DISTRICT deceased, rep
resented in'oven and The term Of sn months from THE
3dday OF June 1853 oeins lllowedby said C0urtio liz
creditor OF said deceased 10 exhibiland prove lhetfe
s9eclve claims before us-gYe notice that We WIN
attend TO The duties Of appointment AZ the dwelling
house Of Adens Libbey, in Nnutneld, ~ SAID DE
le IN the 10Th day Of June and 18th Gay Of December
nex al one O'Clock In the aGernoun each offs days
...T r MARVIN SlMUNS, { o,nris
ZENUs GLAZlER, N'"'"
nrfl,h Ina A II
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Bella Dmrkee,s Estate.

TUE Subscribers, having been appointed by tue tnnord
L bis Probate Cuun forlhe District VI Randolph. Com
missoner TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Bella pursee
late Of Randolph IN sad district deceased Iepr sened m
solvent, and the tern Of sS months Tie ll day Of
Juhe 1858 being allowed by said court the creditors
u said deceased, 10 exhibit and prove tLeif respecte
claims before Give notice, thst we viii attend to The
duties u our Appointment the dwelling house Of Roha
Leach, In Randolph IN said district The last Situt-
days Of July and October next at one O'Clock III the a
ienoon, on each OF said days.
GILBERT TILsON, r,r-,
ROBARr LEACH, "'""
West Randolph, June, II, \ d. 1903. f25w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30

IA RADNAN--Dtdr Sirs Abuut fuuc ysirs 3. o., w
very much affected with DISEASED LUNGS "! W.f
thought had he Consumption WIS oaiiry 'HI' VA
business, raised blood and had eyoIy stmit. :" M
above fatal disease. Que night, ou gong 10 bell MS.
| would lako a sweat, and took Yum hE'f n1. "a
Qn hot watcr) as q stimuant 10 sweat mo- 80,
The pcrspiraiOn was OF Shiny Substance ann ene.1s
smell | followed taxing tho Reany RnhFo every "s s,
night for four weeks, and at the end Of tat ume
ufcly well This IS truo statement Of Act', N''''
will testify 10 under oath. Yours etc
JAMES SAGE, sase,s Hotel ,,A
MemphI'i Neai
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30

THIS work IL Of high moral tone written In chasts
yet thrilling language, aud appeals directly 10 the
moral con sciou'ncss Of ALL, PARENTS and GUARD
Ars especially, detailing scientific and reliable aids
and treatment for cure.
1t will be sent by Mail on receipt Of TWO l3l cent
STAMPS.
~ PAnErTs AND GUARDIANS, fall not to send and
obtain this book
70 YoUgo MEN' Fail not TO send and &c. this book
70 LADIES! You too, should 81 once secure espy
O.! this book.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
3 INroRTANT TO FARMERS

And oiher residing In sparsoly settled districts where
II T. dillcult " secure tie services Of a phyEcsa,
RAILWAYS READY RILEY IS Invaluable Ii can 30
usel with positive assurance % doing good in all cases
where paiiOr difs0mfsris experienced or II iefaf eiA
INFLUENZA, uiPfHERlA, SORE THROM, BAD
COUGHS, no ARsENEss BILIOUS CIIOtIC INFLANNA.
TIJN on THE B0wHs, STOMACH, LUNGS LIVER,
KIDNEYS, or with SMALL POx. SCARLET FkyEa,
MEAdES, TYPHOID FEVER, WIOus FEVER, FtYtB
AND AGuF or with NEURALGIA, HEAD ACHE. TIC
hOlORhuX, n1OrH ACHE ftACflE, or with I'm
BAGO, PAIN ~ THE BACK " RHEUMATISM, or gth
niARRflEA, CHOLERA MOEBUs OF nYsENTRRY, m
with BURNS. sCsius Or BRttsHs, or siih STRAIN
CRAMPS or spAsMs The appaalion Of RAILWAY
READY RElitF ru cure yog VI the wors. of these Coz
r.llgts n : f-s hours
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30

A WORD or SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
10 THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT.
class Of m ilades prevail TO ieariui extent In com
muutJ booming Al leat 100 100 youth Of both sexes an,
nuay, TO carly grave. Those diseases are very i'm.
perfectly understood Their external mamie stations or
symptoms are Nervous Debility, Relaxation and ex.
harslion; harasmus or wasting aud consumption Of
the tissues Of the whole body; shariness OF breathing
or hurried breathing on ascending hlor fight OF
stairs great plpiaton oil the Hear, Asthma Rron.
ohitis and Sore fhr0at, shaking of the Hands cd
Limbs, aversion 10 society and TO bushes or study ;
dimne;s Of Eye sight loss oi Memory; Dizziness OF
the Head Neutagie Pans ia various pans OF the body
Pains in the Back or Limbs iumbigO, Dyspepsia or
Indigestion; resuarty 0, tAs bowels, deranged sec.
lions OF the Kidneys and other glands OF the body as
LeueorrEg or feuT Albus, &C. Likewise Epilepsy
llysteria and Nervous Spasms.
Now, In sinetY-nne easts out Of every one hunt
dred, all the above named disorders, ana a host o
others not named, Is Cousumption OF the Lungs and
that most iusdiops and Willy form ol Consumption OF
the spinal Nerve, known as Iabs Dofsaies and IA hes
erica have their seat ana origin IN diseases OF
the Ieyio Nisoea. Hence the want OF success on the
patt OF the Old school practice IN treating - mp
only.
Dr. Andrew Stone, physiciiu TO the Troy Lung and
HYgenic lnstuliOn Is now engaged Ia treating this
class OF modern maladies with the most Astonishing
success The treatment adopted by the Institution Il
nev ii, based upon scientific pruoipes, VITA newl,
discovered remedies, without minerals or poison. The
achilles OF cure aTs such that patients can be oulcd 1t
their homes In any part Of The country, from accurate
seriptons oither CAGE. by letter aud baye the med.
oines sent them BY mail or express. Printed mterrog.
atorios will be forwarded on application.
IrConsumpuon, Catarth and diseases of the throat,
cured swell atte homee Of patents az the lnitu
lion, by sending the Cold Nedcated Inhaling Basamte
Vapors, VITA Inhaler and ample directions TOT their use
and direct correspondence
0rfadene applying for in,errog atores or advice,
must inclose return stamps, to NEE, attention
QJ-Ihe attending physician Will be iuund at the In.
stitution, Tor consultation, FROM A. A. togP NJ OF
each day. sundays, IA the ieglnOln. Address
DIR. ANDREW STONE
Phyietu to the Troy Lung aal iygieuio In tut, and
fhysiclan Tor Dheascs)t the dear, rhr0n aad
Luags " Fifth stre,L roJ, Nav / orS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30

woodbury., June IAN A. D. lsb4 I4W5
STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court, hell II
WAsHisGros DsTRfsF, IS Montpelier, wthin aud for
said District, on The llth dag OF June, A. D. leGj.
A n instrument pu1orns to be the last VIII aud Tesla
Il ment Il Ber amln Edwis Jr. late Of RoXbuy In sad
District, deceased, being presented TO the CouH BY Al
via Bradley, onp Of lie Executors therein named for TO
bate;
1t is ordered by said Court, aa persons concerned
therein he notified to appear ~ session Oi said Court, ~
be holden at The obate Office in Montpelier, on
he An day Of ju. A. D. 1885, and show canse, II ay
they may have, against the Probate Of said VIII ipt
which pnp0se il is further 3neled hat q copy a thg
record efthis order be punished thee weeks srcessveh
In the Green Mauntan freeman, pria.ed al Montpelier.
previous TO said time appointed for hearing
true copy Of Record.
f2iw3 Attest-N A. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
From Memphis and the Wester
opartment.

Department.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 90. detachment of
the LIST Missouri and 5lh Ohio cavalry, under
Maj. Henry, of the 9Th Ohio, 400 strong, while
on a Reconnaissance was surrounded near Her
nando, Mo, on the night Of the 18th by Gen.
Chambers with 1000 rebels.
They were routed and mos. Of them car
tured or killed Maj Henry was taken prison
er. About $50 Of them have returned
The enemy are moving along our whole line
from Memphis to Corintb, cutting telegraph
wires and damaging railroads t}l
YouNG's PolsT, June II,
via Cairo, June %.
The marine brigade, under Gen. Elicit, ac-
companied by Gen Moore, made reconnois-
sance to Richmond on the 18th, with $500 men
and drove the rebels out OF the place, capturing
80 prisoners and burning the town. Oar loss
was slight.
On the 25th, at Marion, Ark, Ellets cavalry
captured wagon containing what purported to
be six barrels Of -four and three boxes Of goods,
but on examination they we're found to contain
over 100000 caps. packed in aour. Documents
were also found, duplicating certain well known
merchants Of st. Louis as the guilty parties.
The boxes contained stationery.
MURrREBsBoRo, June 20. News received to-
day from reliable sources, indicate that General
Carter has made another raid into East Tenn
essee, capturing Lenoir's Station, destroying the
factory of Lenoir Brothers, and other public
buildings, and tearing upa great length Of rail
road track His forces consisted Of 1000 mount.
ed Infantry. The rebels Grew up in line of bat.
tie az Loudon to receive the Union troops, but
Gen. Carter avoided that point, and gave out
to The citizens that he was going to Knoxville
on Tuesday night to sack and burn that city.
The raid is causing immense excitement through.
out Middle Tennessee.
WARRINGTON, June 81. Gen. Grant has tel.
'graphed to headquarters as following
MAR VieKsBuRo, June Is, !
wa Memphis, June %
Every thing progresses well here. Johnston I
forces are ut YazOO city. Brownyille and Clinton.
Dsserters come out daily. They all report ra-
tons short. We scarcely ever lose man now
The health and condition Of the troops are ex.
colent.
Dispatches from Gen. Banks have been TO-
cevcd at the War Department, to the effect that
on the l4th, having established his batteries
within $50 yards OF the rebel works a, Port
Hudson after vigorous cannonade, he sum
mOned Gen. Gardner to surrender. On his re-
tusal an assault was made, and our forces gained
a position within so to 100 yards Of the enc.
my's works, which they held Con. Paine was
severely wounded Gen. Banks expressed him.
sell confident Of .uccess. - 81 a-ol
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CINCINNATI, june %. On Sunday, about
nine hundred rebels crossed the river in tho
neighborhood Of Leavenworth into Indiana.
This morning they had reached paoli in Orange
county. The purpose Of this raid is said to DO
to burs the brdges on the Ohio aud Mississippi
railroad. Troops are moving to intercept shem.
NKw Yosk, june IS. A letter from Wash.
ngton, dated yesterday wednesday, says, 90,
900 of Bsegs army are at Richmond doing gar.
rison duty The letter also says Gen. Lee has
bis wholearmy, l25 900. in the immediate yeln.
lily Of the Potomac. Bragg is to take care of
Richmond, while Lee takes careof ashinston.
Richmond was reinforced on the lQlh inst.
CINCINNATI, june 25. A gentleman direct
from the army beseiglng Niokshurg furnishes US
with most cheering adgices Our army is sufh.
eient to take the place. Gen. Grants rositien.
ne against Joe Johnston, is as s,ron, as that
Psmpertons against Gen. Grant. The indica.
tions multiply that the rebel army in yicksburr
must shortly surrender, The Ere upon the eity
is very heavy and destructive. The rebel reply
10 our freis not heavy aud ls Intellectual.
Joe Johaston is believed 10 be mainly en-.
ployed In preparations 10 defend the interior of
Mississippi, after the fall Of yicksburg. The
rebel spirit Of resistance in the Southwest IA
burning itself out in harissing, but conclusive
warfare along the river. 'fs -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
HchabOd A. Dyer's Estate.

fVHE hubsefibefs having beeD app0lhted by Ne HON-
Orabls Probate Coui tor he listrlCtOt Washington,
Commissioners toreceye, examine and adlual q alms
and demands ofai persons agaiublht Estate Of lehabod
a. Dyer, late Of Pamheld In said District, Decreased
represented fnsolvent aud thetetn ofsx months from
the 18th day Of May, 1853, being allowed by said
Court to the credorsu f said Deceased, toe&hibl aud
prove their respective before uS gyenotce thai
we will attend TO tho duties Of oui appointment al
The Westinghouse Of A. 3. Wheatoy, in Woodbury.,
In said District the l1h day Of July and l0h day 0:
Of SAID days
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
WARRINGTON, June 81. Gen. Grant has tel
'graphed to headquarters as following
Ssws FROM REBEL SOURCES

jackson, June 20, via. Mobile June 81. Citi.
lens us, in report heavy engagement between
Jackson's cavalry aud the enemy at Big Black
bridge. At the time they left the musketry end
oannonading were awful and terrific. Firing
Is heard in the direction of yicksburp.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
iEtpm hi Chri.lian AimNtl }

We beg 70 present 10 the readers Of the ~ oN
tho following lotier addressed 20 ~. lldway, lHttrt
afflicted with WEAK LUNGS AND THREATEN MI WIN
CONSUMPTION, read ThowrIter, Mr., JANUS SAS'A
well known Va MlCn0AN as popular hoiclkceiri'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
RHE,UMATISM.

H>rfHs painfll disease has bainad the mo-, ski'a
tId physcilus AMI popular remedies. Il is the moi
5TJ' dh-gh 81 dacases % trelt--yet HAnWai's
~ READY REILLY has never ffici ut aifirdnr to-
mediate resitp the liysr apd ln all cases nf Acute
fntammatDfy or Ncryuis NhelmIii.u. 90 effect a ps-
manent cure. On Ohrouir Rh uuiail u ard Cost RAD
WAYS CLEANSING sYHJr, etlei I1Hgrliiig Re.
torot should be aken la adjunct Wh pe READY
REllkI)
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
EURALGIA.s
fFNQJIkIIE PAM

TIC DOIOREuX, TOOTu.ACHE, FACE
ACHE, SHARP SUDDEN PAINS
Persons Suffering viii Neuralgia experience ihs ARM
ofexcrucntng pain. Tue l,T yyems ore sharp. stftt
plungng, se,ebias, indaco'i 10 tnt'y--ks an ele'ss
shOck
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30

~, Always READY RElIIF Is tie oHy wme y
N1 hitherto known, that Will no 70 immeiaicr lli
C1INl tn thosc who suffer with this tnrtu.ug t1a
SA v plant (ln clsrs II Chrouic NpurafA, 90
cleansing Syrup, called NtNOIArlNG RtSUlNLNLw VI.
expedite tho cure IN recent aittcss the k-lui
RELIEF, applied externally 10 tive faris whCr, ~
firile', and a leaspoonlal Of Riilft 70 vitae gaed
water, when the paroxysms appcar, viii eicctaeae
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
ACUTE CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

AOOlE OIlhOAAN NH " Mh AGll.
The following IS grttea BIZ "a Ncli known cirre-isa.
dent o. the New York llcnil london Times (Ingandl
New Orleans riclyale uelii, Charcstnn Mercury, Sc
wN SIDNEY MYERS, tsQ HAVANA, CUBA
HAvAsA, Cuba, Jan. 2, ISIS
AIiI Rrdc1g f T.
aKNitMES-l lIavc hcoa sufferer frum Acute Chrolr
rheumatism iir the last iwcniy yelrs el my HE my
sulerings dlrrg that per1i, neither tnngHu lot iu cl
express haga spe.t Tito fortune Doolor.' lai,
wilhoutdegiyinR any substantial beucht Ecceauy lal
one q ny frequent periodical attacks. I Wa, ye-y J..
fora week, anil hid nnt sist on hoGr al aur or i1'
A spanish frlcud 90 WAum reaicl my it'russ, 81
ne he had a remedy which wodiI give mo rc..tf. asl
he kindly presented me With a baite 4 &c lttlAAiS
READY RllItF,h Atholgh skepilull 81 deriving tsg
advantage from IT, uso that night appAoi m fNy
on going to bel, and, . my great auaz maul, ktfc
leycd aul slept -ouu4y. lhouoAlBaht pgau o. ri
the Rg.IY FEilx, AND aWuke To- The moralg ites rum
pain having only used about hlll tie bottle.
Heartily Do rClun vqa Wy humble scknov eis.
mCug FOR youf Invaluable medicine, which MY We. Do
called " a he sing q man.
1hankinsyod ifomny soai fr yonr wonderful fcuoiy,
have rae honor y subscribe my ef
Your, rcsr,c'mly,
w. SIDNEY NYfes
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
HOW TO cURn A Rad COLD

BETWEEN BcDuNE Am SUNRISE
itsc7ed with soRE THROAT. fIarscue.s, Rad oash,
difficult Breathing, H'aiachc W1icry ns'iurse' 9 %
the Nose ani Eyes, PAIN n the Pack and solrt, @si
bathe the 1hrnh, Ghost, Had and Jsnti Win W.
READY RrInF and m lie
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
QUACK NosTguM MAKERS,

through fake oeluoalel ant references AMI rcc0mmcn
p9st of cJntf4iic. .Aam Or Nhi. b,aldes TO FATHER
their ia position c1pY rom Nedcu BUl4s much tnh
Is wslt,en OF ne qualities and 81 ets VI different herbs
Mercury, bacanss Oft auJeat belief o. us curing
ever tling bat nJw klo9n 20 az more tlan Il
cured" sni thjs5 nHk .c cias.itionll!J injured for
life.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-30
EnRElGN ANn NArIKe orAcKa

who know little the nature and Character Of Spec al
Diseases, aud LEss to their Some exhibit forged
Diplomas OF institutions or COllege- wHl-h ueger *
sed N any past u the We ii ohers exhibit Diplo
mas OF tie Dead, hoS obianed unsncwn not Ony
lssumn ard advertising in names VI tho ~ erted lis
he vi u mas, but 70 nrllef their nnpcs ion assume
mes Of Otli-r most celebafei my leials iOng ssce
LL.un MIMI ~ ~. Inlllu IN IL
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-11-26
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