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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
Gro h. BIGgLow,
A N SWAIN, Secretaries,
CuAs. NJ. GAY,

FRAcruRkD BOWS IN ANIMALS. Fracture Of
bones, occurring among neat stock, is generally
considered as jlstihable cause for their desruo.
ton But object TO this summary mode OF
disposing of unfortunate yet valuable animals
for the ruth is many are killed tina, might be
saved.
TIE trouble OF managing, aud the expense Of
treating cases OF iracture, often deter husband.
men from performing DUTY incumbent on them
IN view oil protecting their property, aud acting
tue part OF the good Samaritan F." tut the
fact Is, tn trouble and expense arc mer, tri1 =
when the usefulness Of valuable animal II 10.
yOlyed.
The remedy 10 cas-, Of simple fracture OF
bones, under the improved stem Of practice, is
neither tedious noe expensive. The bones unite
very readily, II Kept In sootact, and the unity IL
secured by means VI starchod bandagos. Where
there is any liberation OF The soft parts, aud the
bone is broken into several pieces, The better way
Ia 70 put an end 10 tue sufrlngs Of the ere ture,
for recovery u impossible
An animal under treatment Tor fracture, may
DO paosi IN ho trey'p. il necessary. hut prefer
to let tue pltent have in liberty in box stall,
The limb opp rite to the fractured one, will
have 10 sustain more weight than usual there
fore try to prevent swelling and stiffness by
occasionally hand rubbing, Or by bathing It one
or twics daily With pOrilVn OF the following ,
OIL Of Norwood, one ounce alcohol. two
ounces nes rum two quartz mix. --Colosiat
Farmer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

TnE Wool GRowERs--In a recent speech
Mr.. GrinDell stated that the West hal alrcady
479 wooden mills to 423 in the East, and pre-
dicsed that tho cloth manufacturing empire
wonld boin the upper Mississippi valley Hlo
showed that Ffauca, with danser population
than ours, kept Ugh. millions more sheep than
We pronounced the American merino the best
cloth making sheep in the world, and called on
hls Western couutrymen to establish and pursue
an agricultural policy that should enrich the
sol while clothing the world, instead Of wear
ing out the soil by raising wheat to feed the
world.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
List of Casualties In the 9th VT. Vols, Sept
Goth and 30th, 1854.
HEADQUARTERS, oh VI. Vols,
Chapin', Farm, vs.. Oct. "a, 1864. {

oo, 90. 900.
"o'" anu ooIu' Aoof'
HEADQUARTERS, oh VI. Vols, I
Uhspin's Farm, vs.. Oct. "a, 1864.
PETER I. WAsnpuRN. Adj. < Intp .G,n.r.l.
SlR:-I have tn, honor 10 f,rwara tso within
liz, Of c,u,tiss in the Oh Vermont R,simsnt.
Sept 2O,A. 1861. A foil repor, will he iors,r.
del a. soon a, possible.
KIled-corp@r.l WIN. Mor.nvillo. Co. f. s,.
lam, John Mlckyosn. e rharleste, Gsor,s w.
Prrck. +. lliot,bure, john Nichsrsop. p. Mon.
ueal. &. + LEROY /. Brytpt. +. Wsrj,bo,o ,
Freeaan B,ksr. H. Mofrisiowo. Albsr, Z Nsv.
ton. X. WbiuAch,m.
Bomaad-Co. IN c Roberts. Sharon. l,g
slight; G.1 y Robbins, bridgeuA,er. h.eli Sam
usl Nan,fd, T. ao.l ,rh hand
Co B.-2ad l.eutWmA Dsdgs. Sh,eW,butv.
Ilb,ph slight, t.srp Holden u Il. k.r. D,ab,. lcs
,l,ht; John Il IS, Ruled. Lee .ty.ra, Orsb
Spnsu- Men an, i.s s,y.rsi J5.eob L..ys,ts,
Rehmond. br as, m,,,,Ily.
Co u -Cf. N.rG, i Edus,d. Springfield.
lte; Eesr $ lit.k,.l. Wts,herR.ld. kaes.
Go. H. 2,I L.,ut Calvin NJ Jeskin, Barnes.
Ion, { +, lex ans h,nd (eg ampulusd)i Corp
tee w DAVIS Ofoy night an 'evtf'i Corp
ne'fy WhHho!s 'h'ie',on' s'unn'1 ny shal !
EaNaia X 'o'S' sunderland, arm sIshti Allen
+ Cu'l,' n-'io, nns7f OIL pAn'sl DT"e, Salem,
s =, suu sS se',ts (tm amputeisd)i Edward
iia'N'n'' oiiem' tg 'Ngh'i James Luunge' Glover
mp severe John hea'log, Barton SIDE and foot,
Mshl ! On' IN'ilp'' hufN', ieg 'fgh Henry
st', newport iooe severe Moses w white,
liasonfs' hm 'Hgh' 'alNa Wilson, salem, hip
'g9I
90 f;-Oo5 he''J o'eaey h'ne'ours' leg
igo'j Cotp Joan l. newton BUR- ngion, mp
Igh'; L'W' n'h tomiret lsg ampu@tedi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
List of Casualties in the 18th Regiment,
September Both.
nEApQuARrERs I'm KEdMENr.

NJ. 4, pa,.t... It.,.. Y. M, I 1854 Z
wear 's''" 'iou''' va o''' y i00''>
zen zen: "AsHbOHN
." - nave lue h9aof 10 'ena you a '''' Of
ohSu"i'es - ~ ''e i''n htg'mfn' IN tne epgaso'
mehl OF fHa'N Sept 'Oln' Olf tnecuve lofos
"hen we leit our camp near weldon iSaIiroaa
"uIhoere" seven olncef' ana one nunureu ana
'N|-nye guns 10" reduced ny casualties III Dat
Ve' ana s,'Na''' caused ny exposures 70 one COM
missioner olIcer ana eiBh'y.hVe gum O"laE 10
41ar4hnIp, ana exposure Oap'ain conway hoJt.
ieeN ana L'eul' norton are AT present unA' 'of
'u,y
r. h1i zen --nn u, "@flin' 70 A. h'BnBa0
OofP "n Il IloP'oo' - Nof"ich Jo'gpn 49,
a'ani' l. hsaulHR Ja'nes D 0odinb !, heading
"o4"asa'--Lt ~ Co' cumming DT r
Wouhata ana nns''nFi CgPl Eaton' h2coe'Ier'
wou"uoA anu n'ss''gj L'eu' loo'o' iheu'ro'
wounded ana ~ s'iuE'o., .... p.-
=, 90 ~ IcH'sl u'an1UA Ah'oiu7 pis1e'l'
CoIche''efj Thomas uF4fy James Cu@c"' Bur
"pS,oh,
o. % % Loren 0loecN' -,
=, Co. T. C,-Ams' Cha'e, "a,efouryj iona "
I'r, "9Noui Ueorge " "'fV'n'' Johnson
Aes r q lhlo'''on' "oloot'.
90 g, D-srfR' nlmgron = lnHan' beth'l
GofP " I'D N''u'' fomife'j henf! " h'"'ana'
D'@oNhilo'
20, E'-9@g, Ohrrnce a bracke'' baHe'
NorP ueofEe faP'ne'u' leading Nelson r Ben
59n' "hee'ocN' george Di', Huntington SLOAN
Hnl' Dor'el hehey Arthur Il How
'ano' " s''u,Pensf
ri CO. f.-oefRt DaneI NJ cough bradi'rdi
george = S','n1f0' Dorset Mormon Smlth.
-, co. u'-TMa'''o" 9te"af = CsVeoO"i octave
Nitlhen', 9"siolfu WIN Il y chapman, Llulow'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
EROKEE TIOE
ooSrOusprp rsop ROOTS, B,Rxs AND Lsivr

nHBR0REE REMEDY, tho great indian Diureto, cures
all diseases of the urinary organs, such as Ineonti.
nenee Of the Urine, Inflammation u the Bladder fnaam
nation 81 the kidn ys, Stone 10 he BLADDER Stctur 4
Gravel Gleet, Gonorrh@, aud especially .ndcd
In iho,s eases Of Fluor Albus 0r Whites In fepalc)
where all the old nauseous medicines have failed
Itis prepared In highly concentrated form the dose
only being from one 10 two leaspoonfus three times per
day.
ills diuretic and .lteratlvo in ii. action; PURIFYING
and cleansing the blood, causing It 10 flow all 81
It's original purity aad vigor thus removing from the
system all pernielous causes which have induced DIS
ease
Cherokee Injection is intended As an ally or assistant
to the Cherokee Remedy and should he used In o9nunc
ton with that med onr n all cases q q norrhp elect
Vluor Nbus or whites Its effects healing soothing
nd demuioent removing all soading heat, ohordee and
PAIN instead Of the buralng and almost une pain
that experienced with neatly al the cheap quaek In
jeotonA
By the use Of the Cheroke. Remedy andch.rok,e In.
j.otlon-the two medicines at the ,,me tlms-all i'm
proper discharges are removed and the weakened or an
are speedily restored to full yigor and strength
For full particulars st our pamphlet from any drum
store In the Country or write u.s. and We will mail free
to any address, fultreetlse
Price Cherokee Remedy o. per bottle or three bottles
for Is.
Prc, Cherokee Injection s2pcr hottie, or three bottle.
for sS.
Sent by Express to any adore. on receipt Of price.
sodhy all druggists every where.
The Cherokee Remedy, Cherokee lnj eston and Cher
okee Cure, are ,od by all onerpdstng Druggists n IN.
civilized world Some unprlncip nj I'd dealers ho7evay
4
which they can purchase at a oh, ap pros, and make
more money by selling than they eau on those ntdl
oines "A you value your maith, aye the health of
your future ontpIing. do not he deceived BY such nm
principltd Druggists, ask for thtse medicine, aud ok
no otten n the nfurfi,a vii not buy them for yor
enclose the mOnsy In letter and We xiI lend tb.o AZ
you hy tHprest, securely nac and packed free FROM
uhAfvAtion
LAdi's or Gentlemen can address Us In perfect conf.
dehes, tAne fully and plainly their diseases aud sym
toms ~ We treat ala diseased a chronic nature "A |
male or female Patients need not state became
their inability TO ris VA as have treated patenu
cones ondence.
Patients addressing anvil please state plainly all |
The ntoms of their complaint and write Postonies
couaty state anil name Of writer, plain And incloss
postage stamp Tor reply.
We send or - pass panphs; free to any address |
Addfos. s letters ios pamphlets algce 10 the pro.
prictors,
DR.. W. u. MERwIS a co,
No. 81 libcrti street New York |
WOOD BlABi CO., Montpelier, VI, Agent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

Enu's Ecos Among the recent euriO,i.its
brought frUm Australia to London are three
esg, OF the ostrich. The shells Of thess eggs IRE
hard IS Aint. Of darn green color, and ar used
by the natives Tor drinking cups. The ,ot.ers
procure them and mount them With gold AMI
siissr iof U.s. 90 ,shle bowls epT~ &c. Those
IA England are - large asa good sIsd melsn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
miscellaneous.
MILES PATENT
PRO WE'D NEAR GUTTER

3AUS GE III CHINE.
n HIS Machine has The following advantages over all
4 other Cylinder Meat Cu.tsrs:
LIST 1t Is much mole simple IN rs construction There
bu 51r dG'rvnt parts INSIDE " HE Machine, oil q
which can be My taken ont separated, cleaned and
replaced, cor scquenty there Is plac: about the Ma
chine where meat the juices Of meat hnd odgmsn
and become rancid,
.. The Gngers iha arbor af' arranged that they
shear the Vhsu the Bachne is In operation,
cutting me nj At ccAuly and eyeulr leaving 10 strings,
inseed n afng apart, as s tho case with other Cyl
indrr Machines
80. T1e Knives are FIRM, held in thgir places 81 one
end BY ue block Of ron which thty IRE CAS-, and at
the oh end b} the 0oYes on The arbof making 1t ia
possible ifr on, lreak while cut ing neal
4h. The Machine viii cut meat more rapidly thas
Other Aachin and with loss power FOR The quantity O.
Directions for Csc
Cut tn meat In pieces or strirs and feed 10 regularly
intotQ' hopper WHEN ths machine Is nj Il Will begin r
dischargc.
Atr the meat to be cut has all resr pat into the hep
mAnirg In the Machine uncu, may be reed under he
eaters
Prices.
No. !. family sir, a. 80
3" for Makers and hotels, 90
gor Buchen and Pr0yisIon Dsslcrs o
With gar, contestant, ny wheel, steel
patt and lfen platform comp str, ~ on
with gears, 20, complete, ~ to
Alis' Manufacturing Company 81, 50 and Gl Lewis
stree, NV York
l% sENp ron oUs lLLU.rRIrED CtRcuLAh
We Vac Eo9i c,uy'''nE agent IN every County
NkF35Janl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
miscellaneous.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. II
ARMS and LEGS. r.
P.ALMER'S P.ATENTS.

Z ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
/ ARMS aud LEGS
" P.ALMER'S P.4TEN'TS.
Il The American Artificial Limb Company
r Tow prepared to furnish the celebrated Palmer Al
otiyed the spe4l approval Of Government Tor Eoldere
The Palmer Leg "a too widcf inowr to require
special mention Soldiers are entitled to t." Pslmer
Leg or q Lincoln Arm oiih0uf charge. BY Eppli
ing TO this Office 10 DR.. A. hcLmen, hetlcAi NJ.
recttr. No Bunhch sreei they will receive the order
The Lincoln hrm IL received with great favor By all
who it. and orders are receiyed from all pate Of
the Union.
singular fact IN connection with the immense mill
tary demand which has been produced by the present
war will sat'iy all who require limbs Of The vauo OF
these inventions According 10 the statistical report II
the Medical Director for Boston and vicinity, of limbs
supplied to soldefs by Governments
ALL nut TWO cAsEs HAVE SEES VusEsHsD TT
PALMER co.
More convincing proof Of the pfaeticsl value Of the
limb referred to cannot he profntef.
1hs PALAER ARTIFICIAL La " il tho ishtest,
most durable, mot conf rtableto HE wsirer and more
Natural in lis appearance, than anything Of the kind
ever constructed by human xii
over Five Thousand OF the FALMER ARTIFICIAL
La9s are now IN use, Orders arr frequently received
from Europe, India, Wet In.ia Islands ssd scuth
America
Pslmsfi appliances for Shortened Limbs have &c
qnired vorld-W celebrity IndiudHGh sho Asrs ret
waited for thirty ytars haus liam completely restored
Pamphlets, containing 'u information ssRi to I'll ap
plicsni' Address ..........
u FRANK PALMER,
(Care American Artidola Limb Comppny)
Ta9n3 10 Green Street, Hoston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
ArDitiaGs.
The Create t Medical Discovery
OF the Age.

The Create Medical Discovery
OF the Age.
DR. Kennedy, OF Roxbuly Mass "a, discoycr,dia
~ ono ol our common pasture weeds remedy ihii
cures LIVERY MIND or HUMOE FROM 1tiG
WORST sCROFUlA 10 : COAhON HAPLG
2tottlcs are Httd a. cure nursing sore mouth
/ to totues will onfe the worst Kind of 9mpe- 90
10 bottles w.H els a. lhe syt IN of bols
2 bot les arc warranted ~ cure the worst cauk,f IN
the tfodth and stomach
3tO bottles warranted 10 cure the Wl't case Of
eryHpelaa
I 10 2 bottles are warranted TO cure all humor in n.
eyes
2 botte, are warranted to cure running Of the err.
and blotches among he hair
4 10 bottles warranted 10 cure corrupt an running
botre will cure ,cay crupuons Of the skin.
or tottl1 are warranted 10 cure the worst cases
Of rnR Wurm
or bottles are warranted to cure the mo- danger
ous case rheumatism.
3 or bottles are warranted to cure salt rhcum.
5 TO 8 bottles viii cure the wo'st oto + 50 oiBa.
Ito bottles are warranted to cureihc worst clse of
dyspepsia know BY the tNpNrifnee OF thousand that
has beer caused BY cauker 10 the stomach
/ to bottles are warranted TO cure alex headache
TO bottles are warrauiei To regulate costive state
oil he bowels.
to bottles Will regulate all arrangements Of he
Kidneys.
to 6 bottles will cure the worst cAses Of dIopsy
Ito bottles have cured the worst cases o. pucs
relief is always experienced. hat mercy to get re-
hei IN such excrucIAuug disCase By following the
directions IN tic pant h,t around each bottle and by
n iudiciru. appiioati) IN OF The SAIL RHEUM ONT
MEM. ROFULA OINTMENT aud HEALING
IMMINENT. every sore rud ulcer, Of whatever KIND or
nature except oanc-T thar has taken root perfectly
ana permanently Gu red, Manufactured By DDNAIn
hENSEDY No. 40 Wanrn Street Goxbury Mas
Price 81 For sale by all Druggist P&sJjan
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

A un''i'ins cure Tor spsrmstorrhs' 's7inal We X
n ness, Nocturnal Emsslons. AMI all dlsetses cared
by SELF pollution such =. ~, Of Nsmo-y, Universal
Las,ltude rains in the Back Dmnei o. Vision Prems
ture Old Age, Weak Nerves, nifoulty n Brsathng
Trembling WAteiuncss hrupflon' or the Fac. Pale
Countenane,, Insanity Consumption ard al the Dir-fu
rant caused oy departing from the pah Of nature
Tbs medicine Is aslnpe v.ge,sb. sTtrsot, and one
Viii all can rely, - Il hiss heea used In practice
for many year, and with Thousand. treated Il has not
failed in single instance It. curative fowvrshaye heer
suhieen to tan victory over the posl stubborn ease
To those Who have II ned with their constitution unit
they think themselves beyond the reach ~ NEEDLES, aid
would say pesp'ir not! III. Cherokee Cure v res
tore youto and ygor, and sfsr All qa,ek doctors
have failed
For fdl particular Eeta irousr from any drug sters
In the country or Write the proprleors Who will mail
free to any desiring he sam. full treatise inpam
phlet form
Price 81 per bottle, three boltle' for sb and for
wardod by Express to al rts ~ the world
0yPamphlet sent by mail rec n . sage, b.
DR. " r. MERWIH co,
No g. fih.fty Street, New York Sole Propriocr,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

uR. l.Al&
rRiEArI NtOl,EI 'FI''t
~ Endlcoti street HoaoD, Macs.
90 arranged that ylt-a'- 4..ef So 9rlc4s tl.} 81.
r RecoIiect the oSLr ,a' sne. g t' whe' "a So
81 having no connection aim Ais f,siaauct cons
iuently no family ini,Tupl m 81 ihal on ul -s a.I
" any person hesitate apg SIN. 800 otr,
DE plX
boldly as,ot' tand itosuuot be cortia4c.d. c>c,lt
yuscks who whl .ay or do anything even rtrIU.
hemselve' TO impose upon raueuts ihst ns
rHR oSLr RReULht GRADUATE gHtHt An 49,
yEETisiae Rusroi
sI1fEEN lEkH>
Ags sed Ia treatment 9i SPECIAL '.pa.rt. i.- w.
.aoWn to many Cltze.-, Publ shrrs Merchant utf.
roprietos &c. chat he is nusa r,comu eps.t $50.
,adicafly TO
slRANGLRs AND rEAyaItes
. avoid and escape lmpoi'i.H f tcfHcr ain. Ni
i've Quac,s r'rs w.afop' IA Bott.i .hla cinn ar.
tes.
PROUDLY refers o Protector ma f,spNahle rfysst4t
-nary Of whom consult i'm tr cut,.ai ts,a.. f.eaH.t
1 his aoku0w cHgeo All aAd flpulat. Do aH ..u
rough ~ ~ o.pecercs IRA ud uasef atiot
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
no rcabcl udada g. our sufrruss 30 heire 3,
,sr4 ineiyiue BOASTS, misrepr alss ror
its and pretcnsiuhs %
FOREIGN AND NArit QtAeka,
sac noA 'ut' TIC nature aHa bpae't. oi -fve..
ardIs.s AZ to fheir cuf, q8.19 t,Hil.i. VI
i,.".r art +, M, ~ "a ,b~..i..i' u
~ = H., ~ ~ si - ~
~ ~. ~ = y. w II, ~ ~, I., H. ~, % IVY W
h.. ~ 4 ma Lnt r. tl1tb,I ,5r ,o.., ios
iao,.3, OF Other lnos eel bFatcl ..Iyiau. si .r.
lead Noth.r be deceived b
QUACK sosIEuM MAKERS.
tv aga itlhc eefuneAes aht rth'thtes Nhdftceu.n't
iallons o. tnviI medoines ~ "a 'sa4 %ho auhe .a
ptSe OF conlrsdlc' mem or "hJ heddcs 40 isItl#.
heir imposition copy ii2m NEEDED Books much t'u
T. written OF ut quanti' ana Guest % 4ittreni ht'
nd plants a. a.drine all the s.u,, tl,et Pll,
Taes, opeoncei oV.i most u NhNhti not Hiit contain
Mercury, because 81 ne ancient belief % ~ "rnf'u
a nv Wy G'3 w .. A' TOY 'aii
o ""U ''e' "'' N'''''i ~ '~"''' d"
nv
| 'NbhANCbb f " AN 10, iNt.A MD NJ ltt7
hAhFitA
Through the Ignorance ,hrO.A Bsst5t t.rv,.
10 other remedy he relies nron arNruay ana r,,i 10
ali hs patients in Pills Drops Ac no The Nosf5n IA.
Maker equally ign rant adds to ht so-oaltd fAtract
Speoiao Antidole Sc both relying anon its tHee,. b
sirng a few in hundred il Is WAN led IN v5r.,r,
ways IN ouahout he land but, Alas nothing III,
g, the bslan g some OF whom IA others yruw ycr,f
nd are lett to nger and suier fOl mnnl h. ur fei p
M relieved or cured If possible ty competent pL,se
lans
BUT ALL QUACkS ARENO IGNORANT
No,h,,t,bsta,,ding the f,,es,,,g lscts A., t,.,,
70 nn ~ l VIZ seSins ,9oH ~t NueN
h1 IN or s sI o aAei ~ t'aa
op ham vsha will even nsri,, w.. .s'
"'VNb .. i. ~ ~ p'yui' -vN'lH
1919 III S.t - III e, ~ ia. Nc e'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
q. w, w Hid q x


congratulate you u on ihe introduction q new mu
slcal lnsrumsnt long ed and sdro In End its way
Into every tousthod Of taste and refinement
h. ~. GoTrsoHALk
As compared with mcodsots, harmorlnms, &c tho
Cabinet Organ % ainy superior 10 quality Nd vol
nme tone, whe Its power Of expression hardly be
too highly praised WILLIAM NAsor.
Best Of th'it class Of which 20 have knowledge.
MORE THAN Two HuNDasp ENIEEsr OIoASisrs.
IN every respect far superior N thing OF the Kind
have seen, whether In Europe or m'rlcA
Gto. WAsHBuRSE MoSoLs.
Ncxt 10 church organ, ant that good ssed ons re
best instrument with which acquainted To-
pany church song. THE Nav MUSICAL REVIEW.
Exceeds In my estimation every other instrument Of
this general class. THoNLs HASTINGS.
Really very effective and beautiful instruments,
BoNELL BAsos.
Grand Accompaniment when the congregation sings.
IRKESus
very Efficient church organ, brought within small
compass not easy h got out q order, and sold at low
price. NEW oRE EIANINss.
Never Anything Of the kind that interested
much Gso Y. RooT.
SURPRISES everything 10 this line have seen whether
French or American. ions ZUEpBL.
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b nn r. bod udlda O. our sutrrlu.s 100 hcire
,,i,rI ineiyiuE BOASTS, misrrpr athialou alss 81
&C. sad uretcnaluhs ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

STRANGERS AND fBAttitth
avoid and escape impo,i'i.H .f frfFicn 1r' Ni
i've Quacas rors Hgnf'opa Ia Bofi .lla oinn sf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

sac EnoR lut' the nature aga .bisaeft. oi -fve..
81. ats, and Iass to ihcif cutr Some tAbiNi 'are,
liyumes 90 ins,ilutioHs or Cooley. winch netsf 81.
,iat "a any pgri 4 the wo a Others exhibit uirn
ma Of lle Dcat toH obtained aufnVNH., rut ~ t
sunni. aud 1dyer'i iag in uamo SO those inserted
be- ti u mas, hui To- iurihtI ;1eI mposi jon @ au.
aNcA OF other most ceithyatoG .sI.iaus Dora. Gins
lead Noth.f be- deceived b
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18
QUAcK NoslEuM MAKERS.

ihiolgh false certificates rtHuuce. end recon ,.
cations Of their medicines by IA tssl aho auhet r
puse contrsdic hem Or EhJ besides 10 .alu,#
heir imposition, copy ifem Medical Books mucr t.l
written Of the Quaiitin and elect q different hti
nd plants a. ssorine all the Btutv a. their rms tN
Taets, Speoihcs &C. most If which, f not al contain
Mercury, because OF tie ancient belief % ne rnt'I
cgery thing " bnt nov kUp~n 90 klif more thau 4
cured and'hoso not killed consu,rup7ly injured u0
die.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

Through the ignorance hcQtsth pogoI &cura
other remedy he relies upon AirNrUay aud give
} all his patients IN Pills Drops 4oo no The Nosi us
Maker equally ign Taut, adds to hp 'ooalltd tAtrao
specific Antdote SC. both relying upon its tGoci b.
weye tn oughout he land but, ALAS nothing r. sat
the bslansc some OF whom dc others grow worse
nd are lett to lnger and suler fo months VI c.gs an
NJ relieved or cured If possible ny competent physc
iaus.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-14
WAR News.

We devote an unusual proportion OF
our little paper to the war news this week
That being the subject that is uppermos'
in every American heart at the present
time. As there are many III this section
who take no other paper but the UNION,
and are dependent upon it to keep them
posted in our progress in putting down the
rebellion, we have clipped pretty extens-
ively from our latest exchanges and lay il
before our readers with a joyful heart, and
a renewed hope Let US all be thankful
to an all.wisa Providence for so directing
the tide Of battle tina, victory has crowned
the eff Of our National arms.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-14
RamoYasOf Gen. Lee

Gen. Banks feeling mortified aud cha.
grined at the blunder and disaster OF
Mansfield, aud anxious 10 throw the blame
upon somebody's shoulders, selected our
brave Kansas General, A. l.. Lee, as his
victim, and relieved him from duty. He is at
present at New Orleans. Gen. Lee has the
sympathy of the whole Of Banks army,in-
cluding his best officers, and Banks is
blamed with the responsibility of the de-
feat.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-14
The Strikers and the Struck.

The fraud papers are publishing list OF
what they call the 's,rkers" at the Tope-
ka Convention. The 70 lowing is list Of
the poor devils who were '.struck -
j. l.. Nc Doweil, removed from the Of.
flee of Marshal.
j. F. Legate, Assessor, looking for a
bat over the head every day.
Hovey Lowman struck on the head bv
an immense brick BAT from the people of
Lawrence struck dumb with two votes
for National Delegate
Sam. Smith. struck so hard that he re-
marked that Carney was a id fool for
trying for Senator.
The two Riggses, original fraud men,
who have spasms when Lanes name is
mentioned.
Ed. Russell, Commissioner of Enroll.
ment, who heard something drap" at the
Conren'lon.
Sam. Wood, "struck" of the roll of de.
tec,ives TO prevent him from stealing the
deser,crs' ralions.
Judge Horton struck with the idea that
he could MT be United States District At
lorney.
Brig Ger. Sherry, struck and wounded
by the mortahy
A great hcsl Of other officers and Office
seekers, but no privites, were wounded in
their late encounter with the people,
Laurence IIfibuae