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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

Who know little O. the nature and character OF special
Diseases, aud LEss a. TO their Some tAui logged
Diplomas Of Institutions or College. WW8lug.tf *.
isiedn any part Of The world others exhibit I.pia
mas Of the Dead now obtained Unknown r1t aH..
assuming and advertising DO names % those usefeI is
the ID d ma, but 20 inrhef their mpos Ion as.uat
mes Of other most celebrated Physicians lorg me
ead Neither be deceived by
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

, a''se young persons, whose hair IS cginpinp 70
all ont 10 take warning 90 time and save their hair nv
using he Ambrosa To those who hay. aready lost hof
mar thc &c use q the Amhrosa sin surely restore H.
De i' Ia done for hoNaH9s
e ottRLiNd's AMBRosIs stimulating oily extract
OF Roots barks AMI aerhs. 10 will sure an diseases N
'ns scan ana iohiag OF Che head entirely eradlcates
ing prematurely gray causing lie grow thic and long
can be relied on. 'eD' ''
% ~ W. known fact 10 thousands 90 the Cty Of New
ork that this the only article YET discovered hatw
\ we ~ ease q he scalp ami the isrto Grow
rMV" slro PER boX. coumioirg two bottles
pu a. II STERLING.
Sole Proprietor
~. 4ol BROADWAY, NswYara
For sale by all Druggists.
W " X. Brown, Wholesale Agent. Nontpeller
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
vermont Central and aulli-
van Railroads.
- 81
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Decembp IAN. 1868.



Lea'c Montpelier at S40A.s.,2mIa lo07r.s.
N ~ isAia leaves 81 Aiblnl att Us An. Baling.
i'iigh 40 A. e., connecting 90 Waite River Junction
aul Bellow Fails aiih trains i,t o. sjon lgg-r,siey ~
ana "'b Vermont N4iej Is. @, los SQaeat id end New
intht arriving 'n New sulb go lu,lfi.N
HAi "tfNE-s iN,fN tultea Oednusbarsh AZ 59O
hosi2H, Troy and New York
NfHHr ExFUkss Tam leave, Orf,ts.ft-. t q, AZ =,
+.t, eal az 10 g. mi kouses poiHj AZ 54l o. ~ l.yv
W.. q. ,''t"htl ''s1 g. H connecting no Bellows Falls
VIA On. hlte u. K. ior ieston 9ud Worcester and Win
vernon, Nahtl u. Goa Fl furluil &c, and arriving
In New lcfk % lt0F ".
Trains Going North and n 81
% IN, r' '''"
Dlr ENPErs TR,N leaves Boston at s.0ONu.
Nhne aVet junction at LIS ~ Burlington at 4q5 p
N" TOT nte u Ogdensburgh, Chicago and tue 8,st
making close connections
Man TRnN leaves Boston at 10. =. H.. yia. Iov.ll
ana al aoV a. N, Via Lawrence 81 FilrsHirr Leaves
Springfield at $50 - Euiiuws FslN MI nv ~.
81, lohnsbuty, Burlington and 5, Nluensand odpe
foechAopAriuh IHAth .stYts NuuhheiG .l Do 90. n
aud burlington, al l2 20 O.. b. fer 81 Alb Ms VI
MORT ENthtss Train leaves Bellows lals rt 10 90
receiving passeneers from Vermont Valley q. A. eavinp
Ne& YORK al ~ 10 p n, aud from Chtshire z. r.
isaVhg boston al 400 P. 81. connecting al
Wahe ANef junction with train leaving Boston al
9,Ol p NJ, arriving At burlington nj g. 10 " Rouses
Poiat at 1l5 a. NJ, Montreal al gI5A Al. and ogdsps-
huteh 81 " NJ Roth the Mail Trains connect AT White
River Junction with Passumpsio Road
sleeping cars are attached o. both the night etpr,ss
trains running between Rousc's reiui aud boston and
Ronses Pult and prugde d. 49,
Through Iekelsi Tor ChicaPtlud the Wes for sale a,
he principal stations
A. Alhaus. ". Dec Il ls69 up"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
BUT ALL QUAcks ARENorIGSuaANr

notwithstanding the foregoing facts arc known TO
'one Quaek t'oe ols aud Noslrum Maker sd resfrd
ess Oh lhe llie and health Of ahcrs fhere ft Hose
.uoug .hem who will even perjure thercs.It. ra.l-s
de.hg giving mercury to their pat cu;s 2r ha IL So sou-
,Aheu in Their Nostfuns 60 that the Usual iea may
oe oo'ai0ed iof proes,edy curing or " the dollar or
traction oil % may be obtained tor the Noalilm n
mus that many are deceived also and usres.y mend
'afge amounts for experiments with quackory.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

b III rI ~ .
~
""'f' ilA
! PRIVATE MEDICAL OIFllE
| n Frd,co,, str.,, A..
''''''
er. Eecoheci the ONLY entrance 10 lis office b eo
1aeo lhy M , n0 Sonasgoa "a n fedcnoe ca
aan any person hesitate appyint ai bis Office
DIR DIX
LJiHg sstgn land It cannot be- eou.fat.ltf .st. it,
Quacks who Will say or DO auythlb. t.rn ft-.-.,.
| themselves to impose III pom pailent-i tAsi b,
"a rHt onty urari q ,.nt.r, ,,.,s.....
,gyp.r,e,,y,, 30 -, .. gu '''e'A" NH
s,y,,.,,.
alAlEhN HALE
as,a IN lea'iil ~ 1ea,-i ui''1. 4lae. 70 fe
| pariiolaflg 10
s............. ...........
N'""""o an 'NA HLf 1873
i9 AVOID and escape imFoil1u ~ f1fagu and Na.
u'e Qu4'Aa' more "H"no" in boston ihAa other large
t--es.
Ok l.. DIX
pfouaf ie efs 70 Froiessor- ana resp sale rAjseaa
many o. shon conlult i'm 10 critical Gases b.csus.
% hh acknoH IL iget skiil and reputation. STAINED
~ .ubh 70 nE experience pra- 2 and ohser atlrf
Arrt,rrrn ,Nn r.p,yr,.,,r,
Aft L4NlED AMI Uni Ohl lNAlli
not ,lbed andadd to our suffering. 10 being de
h.. and pretenISt. Of rom
.
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QGAtAk.
who know Iiite OF the uaturr and t,,o..- ~ -i..
Disease aud kiss a. TO their cure SON. ..lihi 49,
Diploma. Of institution. ur r,tI4g.. ,,.t'i ,'.'.,
sted 10 ans par Of M world Ttbara .,i'tii, iI@
mas oil the dead now obtained un,L u.,.., . .,, KS
d. sum ng and advertising IN name 1f tb, s.,feI .
the D ma but TO ln-ihef their impo.i ior s..r,.
a N g,ter ino,' oe.sg's.eu 10y 'cians 'otf aie
~ N'''''e' y
QUACk NOsTKUM MAKE4s
Nieuth tAlst crruhcae an references, 90. rtc1ums1
nAohs OF thelr medicines by fts t.af h0 nuuut tX.
pose o! coutfadic. them or al5 be.I.. 81 ...IHer
ther imposition, copy from N,diel Boo.s masi ils.
u written OF the qualities and elect of fAtett lefl
and plants aseriCe al tAg .ue d the- pll. TX
rsos Specifies &c most of t.h sb u ,oi oil ,,..,.
c became ~, Of t'e an'ea, belief on: cutting
cured .nitb9,r ,,'''. .4,. Ail more 'A-H
lite '.''.' 80
...,....
'NNOI'AN'E Ol VCAth zoe TORS AND NosItlN
MAX FRS.
Through thu ienorapctu ..r..., .I..,., .a......
other remedy be feil.. ut..i II ,a..trr., y" Z ~
o. al Dis patien. IN Pm. Dro A.. =" 4 So -
Ma5af equally ign rant adlsto H. . l LUZ $500 h
81 clhc ALi,d0e. co. both ielgir, uuea 4. IAN, g
clfmRa "a M al1niteJ II II ~ ~ ~ 's,v. -
Hay. th-oug hout The land buf. 49, ,,iti "a
81, The bAlau q . some of whom al. d -' - .4
aud are lst 10 lluHef aud suffer for mon ME ,s,, ,,
id relieved Gu ed, u pos..be by cnmn.f,tif Mo,
ills f'''s
\ BUT ALL QUACKS ARE Nor It.upANt
notwithstanding the FOREGOING f.Cfs arr ln..., 10
'ome Quaek boe ols aud Nosirum Maker yrt resrrd
~ VI 'le 'ile ana hesih OF otlicrs, here those
.nouE hem who will even perjure them. l,. e,II-s
dciihg giving mercury TO their PAT enc sr bat d M
10 IA 10 4fafga
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
IGNORANCE OIQUACk DOCTORS tNp Na4rely
MAKERS

Through III. ignorance 40 tneGaaot uo.ioI. arog,ag
o.4rf emedy be tei-. urou dsRcunY and giyo. 4
a. az Hl' pat,eh IN rus Dfo.s.sc. DO Che No..rum
hataf equally ign. rant adds To h.s no cs. F,frlet
~ enc ALi'doe SC, both relying upon a. tescl n
G aiMg les ia ahundted, 70 Is ifum et,d j. fsroas
N41' 70 q1ghout he land but. ALAS nothing is sai
'' lhe bAlau some Of whom die other. trow . .-.e
ana are lft lnEer aud suffer for mon b. 1 ,e.rs NM
h relieved ~ cured, II possb,e by competent uhy.c
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
AFTLlCIED AND uNrOKTUNATII

proudly ers 20 Professor and resp etai- rats.a
many % ah0m ccnlut i'm 10 critical Gases b.csu
,i hh acknoH elgrd skill and reputation staim
~ .uEh 70 ug experience pra "A ana oDter, ati.c
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

IAent. EnstImdln III. nr
I'D be sure that the packages are labeled
KENIS EAST INDIA COFFEE.
1874 llende 81. Now Nari,

~ there are numerous couasre tloa under the name
Of Genuiu East India C. Ge.u Orfqinl Fast india
tDlee, etc put forth b5 mpo5i9rs 20 deceive he I'M
wary.
In lib packages, ana in boxes Of 35, and 100 lb.
for Gro,ers aud large consumer. n, Grocers eln
orally.
ordrs rem country rocers solicited TO whom lib
era discount viii be made 45m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
FOEEIGN AND NAIVE QCAChR.

not ,tbed andadd TO Jonr suffering. no lsus de.
eeyed ut the lying boasts, Misrepresentation e rom
is II, and preienll0us Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

t9 avoid and escape impo itl5n 81 F1feitH and Na
u'e Qu4'ks Ho's auH00as 90 Bo.t0u thAl other iarg
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

charges arc very moderate Communication .acregf,.
confidential aud all may rely on hm with the slf.ct.
"efecl ana confidence, WHATEVER may De the d.cae
condition or situation Of any one, married or single
Medicines seEt by mail and ENprcs 20 all pari- Of tie
United States "'
All letters requiring advice must tain one t
insure AZ answer
Mass '--
Boston, Jan. l. lsGi Il war
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

ug4Cad IN treatment 20 eci4l ustasas aiae 10 cell
s0wu TO many Ciuztls Pub shefs Merchant. uu.ll
ropuetols &c, that be BE- ngJh Recommended and
20
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11

Iof the Government to this onI. Hs
asked the Senator If the.rebola ia ths
Southern States we're to offer to c,y.e
back with their rights under the Con
stltution, save where it fotfeits To-
them their rights for their rebellion
action, would be agree that ,bev
should come bsCkf The Senator d
silent, but his heart aus vera the cus3.
tion. There is no Senator but VII,
knows that he is more devoted 10 thu
destruction Of slavery than to the vim
dlcation Of the laws in the secedsI
States, ) He would sweep away tho
Constitution and State laws to abolish
slavery in violation Of bis OATH asa
senator, ond yet to hear him psass If
loyalty one would think that there was
no loyalty in the United Sata.es b,.
sides hls. lie (Nr. Davia) assuo,d
that II convention Of all the S,asa,
were called together, aud should fs-
solve s, 70 do away with the Goyernmep.
that they had right and powe, to j.
It. lie was opposed, OF course, !.
any such exercise Of power as " pta9.
tical thing. He considered this com.
pact political parnershio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11
VINDEX.
Garret Davis on the expulsion n eS
olGt GtiOn of Wilson, Mass.

The resoiations were read.
nr. Davis had not anticipated this
movement. 1t was a spring upon the
Senate to his surprise. He had con-
sidered his resolutions well, and they
had his definite approval. The jaun.
diced, narrow mind of the Senator
from Massachusetts, was wholly uu-
prepared to interpret them. His heart
and his mind totally disqualified him
FOR the task lie entered his solemn
protest against the Senator's version,
and asked candid, sensible Senators
to consider themselves. He denied
that he had said that the army had
been subsidized by the President. and
that the heroes of our battle-felds
were maligned. What be said was,
that if the present Executive indorses
the schemes alluded to in his resolu
lions these leaders, in the event of the
failure to reach their conclusions, to
effect their nefarious and reasonable
objects would throw themselves back
upon the armed power of the Govern.
ment, against the lords of the land
lie stood up for his resolution, and in
tended to abide its fate. He would
read the filth and fourteenth, and the
section twelve, upon which the learned
crudite aud patriotic Senator bases
his Indictment. His resolutions only
proposed to institute plain and frank
investigation Of the measures of the
Administration, and he intended to
continue such investigations until the
Senate expelled him, and if the SEN
ate should do that, he had a higher
mission as an American, Senator and
freeman, and born under the Cousti-
tuition, which he had imbued in his
infancy and cherished in his lnan-
sood. He would 60 home among the |
people of his loved native Kentucky
and raise the crs Of oppression, tyran |
ny, usurpatiou, and revolution against
the iaithless mep who baSa charge ii
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11

} hody work, take heed of the Apostoli
} injunction, "to take q little wine 70
the stomach's sake" Whether tn
} lambs viewed their shepherds in tn
light Of wolves in sleeps clothing,
am unadvised, bnt, certain il is, tn,
only result Of their Efforts is tho pluc6
ing from the burning half dozen 6 ht
WOOL ppads, who Rid them in digest
ling the good things of the Sanitary
ICommission, and share ~ith the
Ipious geDilemen their bed and board.
IOf all tho grand humbugs the wal
fentailed on the country, this Christian n
Commission ia the meanest and the
worst Army chaplains, In all consci.
ence, are nuisance enough, but the
imposition Of u baad Of strolling
mountebanks, from the confines of the
Union, who do nothing but steal
niggers and feed them ON sanitary
stores sent to the sick, is q disgrace
to the. country, and a lasting blot on
the escutcheon Of Christianity. How
little do the generous people Of the
North know how they are deecel and
Fooled by these emisdaries of Aboli.
tionism, from whom, no doubt, they
receive elaborate reports Of their con.
quests in camp, aud the glory they
brought to the house of Ham. No
worder that such disorders should
aAict the State, when the Gospel OF
peace is made an engine Of war, and
the thunderbolts Of the Almighty are
Lurled from society. What matters
it 10 those white impious hands
against the pillars of civil 80 faced
fanatics Of Icy Maine. the uprootiug
of social order, or the sacrifice of
blood and treasure to produce univer.
sai chaos; to CRAFTY their inordinate
vanity and carry out their idea OF
sable superiority, they would canonize
the damned, pull down the Heavens
from ethernal space. and plunge
saints and angels into Que promiscu.
Gus everlasting rpin. Atheists at
heart, their sympathes are absorbed
by the sirens OF color. who devote
their time to piltering and senauality.
Under their golden rule the Decaloene
is paraphrased, The town denudsd of
its virtuous citizens and filled with
painted strumpets of every hue and
color. In view OF their dwellings,
and under their own observation,
without frown or a word of com.
plant, are destitute and virtuous
women and children hurried from
their homes by dashing staff officers,
and their honses filled with blooming
ladies' of easy virtue. Under the dis
pensation of Maine theology, Chat
anooga has become eharnel- house
't corruption, where disease fosters
nto infection that will leaven the
community for ages after the votaries
VI Nara turn their swords into plow-
'lares, and resume the domestic du-
ies Of busbandmen.
VlNDEX.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11
GB, Mt5ribur qeRot.st.
PULlsRE, ssEAY THURSDAY BY
Z. A. 81 W. Il. BRATT ON,
OF FIOE:
tn BrattOn's BuilungS, East of Cosrt
HouIe, UB Stairs.
Trims, CASH.


HouSe, UD Stairs.
- -
Trims, CASH.
Tho DES, JaAT will be sOnt Que year for 0nt
Dollar; siI Months, for Fifty Sents; Three
Months, 70. Twenty-Five Cents.
fB- an papers will he discontinued at the
VxpHAhsn Of che time paid for.
Terms FOR ADV ERTIsING.
ohe square one Insertion, RO,75
ESSh additional insertion, ,25
SRfda one year 500
hodoe Of Rppointn. en- ~ OF u-iutE.Ts
ora, GuardiEh and Executors. so
AttAshment notices before j. P. $50
Editorial notices per line, 06
k4y Ien lines Iulnion charged as oLe square,
Mi all Advertisements and Legal Notices must
Do paid In advance.
80 liboral deduction willss mace toysar-
y aiyerHpors.
L&- rho above stermsmust DO complied With
~ All payments must bs uade TO the Pro-
isto, AS vs. have nU agents.
~--Pr~~~~--~-"~-~>,~-~~----~~
The Democrat Job D Qnlce.
We are prepared to execute With noatness,
SlHpatch and at prices that dofy competition,
a kinds Of Job Work, such us--
BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
HAND BILLS,
SHOW BILLS,
POSTERS,
PROGRAM MES
BILL HEALS.
BLANKS OF all KINDS, |
SHIPPING BILLS, |
LABELS, &c, &c.
dive us trial aud be convinsed thet we can
IN will do printing chsaper for CAsH, than any
1ther establishment In this4ec.iuu ofeountry'
----~--~->,-~-~-. .-,---... !
ii y L l. l. 5.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11
Etf Fo EGNA He
SlOTO And HOOKING VALLEY
RAIL ROA D.
e. @N a;
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

cOnmbh ANhANU EMkNT.
(lNand after Monday, April 10th, 1881 trinss
" will runs as follows;
Como sNoRTH-Mailrrain leaves Portsmouth
at TOO A. NJ; arrives at Hamden at lo:l6 P. N
making oloseeonnectioR with through trains, to
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad for ALL point,
East and West. Accommodation Train leave
Portsmouth st 1850 n; arrives at Hamden at
80 Pm.
GoiSs sourH- Aceommodation Train lssy
Hsnden at6:l5 n; arrives at Portsmouth
1880 A: N. Mail Train leaves Hamden at q:
IN; arrives at Portsmouth att :O0r. N.
Through Tickets for Maristta, Cb;Ilicotb
-oinnatf and Columbus can be proou,sd sSth
exc Offices st'educsd rates. -''A
4 w Urpo :.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-11

FROM tho Army Correspondent Of the Louis
Vile Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30
:. :. -. :. :. -.

OXFORD Ind, March T. 1854
Mxssns Bps LAvAyKfrs CounKR:-
Enclosed Il extract from Richmond whig cut from
your paper Recommending the government 20 natnrae
ders," Ac. Hereby hangs : tale. Now Mr. Editor, all
know this story b. heart but the great trouble We can't
help reading T. when We think have got some good
peT: rem sgrs: out csssys bark syery TIM.
your paper People call you aothns bu g. r. ls60-x
Plantation Btters This man Drake must DO case. II
draw certain; AZ nIsi though. no was ps humbus.
but he has got everybody here 10 taking his biersmen
cry for t-but havsSr heard them The joke 70 they
Gnd IN The nss. bottle ia ike 70 know where the
Ia. Now Mr. Editor save us: give something
in your paper Just for rarity. and obRe yours ~.
CAMOMILE AND
- WlNTERGRkEN
n We only knew the foregoing friend we should
taniy send him case OF Plantation Bers Evidently ne
was not educated IN hboraey and does not understand
the solution Of roots and herbs The calisaya there every
t!me@n every bottle That's what's the matter because
right pitch IL truth crushed % earth VIII rise again
afford The relief cssss dyspeps CONSTIPATION.
nervous aneetcns loss Of Appetite Weakness palp.tion
breath, despondng sprs Ac. Il effected BY the Pans.
ton Bters The beauty OF H. they are very agreeable
70 take and produce an immediate beneficial result
They are composed Of the choicest roots and
orange PEEL cascara bark Glove buds. "casaya" 40
ell preserved In perfectly g. Croix imported be-
fore the great advance y price he - lsco-X our
B-Ths Plantation tiers particularly recommend
ed mcrchans ciersymen and ladies' Of sedeutay hae
They add strength the system and brilAney 70 the mind
r. VI. DRAKE CO.,
aj2 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30
Usury No Defence.
SUPREME coURT-crRcUrr.
BeroYs Judge Miller.

ArRm 29.-Geores @. Msckisn It al. ". WS1som
XaysA-Thm vas an action founded On q promssor '
note and the defence ptsrposed usury. Tho plain
tlns were bankers, doing business under the Irving
Bank and the defendant who was the endorser OF the
note, Ia Custom House Official One OF the principal
witnesses tho defence Captain Barstow OF
raj Dixs STAT The counsel for tho plaintiff, summing
up the CASE took the ground that there was no moral
crime 10 lending money ~ than the legal rate o.
interest," Money moro valuable al one time than
another, and ts value uctuaed just butter or any
other kind OF merchandise Tho jury, after . lucid
charge from the Court retired 10 deliberate, and soon
afterwards returned with full verdict for the plaintiff
Inc Judge granted additional allowance Of eve per
cent Tor counsel fees H. H. Movangs Tor plaintiff Chat
es'" u-s.,s fof defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30
DDDDDDDD

CHEROKEE PILLS or
Female Medicine. The most
wonderful discovery OF the
age. They are q wonder. BE-
cause they never fail under
any circumstance 10 aa4ls0
the flow and remove the tn
terruptions OF nature. aud
this II what no other m0di.
cine Of any kind or descrip-
tion will do-thoy all faal in
some cases. These never fail.
How many thousands q good
and true women struggle ON
year after year. trying 10 bear
up under the load OF . Fiction,
bringing sorrow and .adness
into homes that mtghs ha hap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30

We wish 81 10 distinctly
4. .s.--d that our prepArn
tions are not cheap onsx- We
DO not OIL . quart bottle With
worthless trash and sell u for
n dollar; but We do claim that
our medicines are far sups-
rior 70 any preparation ever
placed before the pub-
lie, and that thcy have real
intrinsic worth and merit
That they will cure the
diseases for which We recom-
mend them moro promptly
and thosoushiy than any
Others Oue trial will con.
vince he most skeptical.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30

burning asAd almost unbear.
able agony that IL experienced
with nearly all tho quAck pre-
parations Of cnustic, sulphAto
of zinc. sugar OF lead. mercury
and other dangerous com.
pounds that quacks prepare
and FOOLISH people bny because
they are cheap. The Cherokee
Wash contains mono Of these
vlllanous drugs. but In com.
pounded from simple roots.
Those who have been ruined
by qusoks should despair mot.
You now have the means Of Q
prompt and permanent curo
within your reach. and ct .
reasonable price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30

We send aii Of the Cherokee
Medicines by express fexcept
the Cherokee Pills, these arc
sent by mail. free Of postage }.
on receipt OF prico. TO any
part OF the civilized world.
securely packed, In such .
manner that no ono through
whose hands they may pass
would know the contents.
Ladies' or {, n.Iemen can
address US In perfect conn.,
dence, and We via n all cases
frankly answer their leiters.
and give our opinion NJ each
individual case. We prescribe
no minerAla
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CHEROKEE wAsH-Ths
two edicines At the sams
time-GH Improper discharges
are removed, ant the weak
ened oranns are restared To
full vigor aud strength. The
two preparations are aspect.
ally recommended In those
old chronic cases of females
where all other medicines
have failed. In recent
cases. In either male or e.
male, they cure In from
ons To three days. They ars
healing. soothing and dsnui-
,ent. renewing all sraid'ng
heat and pain. instead OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30

Patients living At q distances
need not hesitate because Of
their inability 10 visit Us We
have treated SUCCESSFULLY the
aiiiicted In all portions OF the
world. and the greater portion
By correspondence.
Parties addressing NJ should
state the disease and symp-
toms, and the full PARTICULAR
in regard 10 their cases, In or
der 10 give IN . full knowl.
edge OF their complaints, and
unless . cure 10 possible we
viii not held cut Inducements
- ,s.m In order 10 sell our
medicines.
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CHEROKEE CURE.

CHEROKEK CURE.
An unfailing specific f0rn0
diseases caused by the early
foilies OF youth-weskness.
discharges and al the direful
complaints that fol 0w - .
sequence of disregsrdiDg the
laws Of nature-such as L0eo
Of Memory. Universai Laasi-
tude. Pains In tho Baek.
Dimness or Vision. Prefns-
ture Old Ago, Weak Nerves.
Difficulty Of Breathing. rrem-
bling. WRkefulness. Insanity;
In a word, that abuse OF ma
ture. which destroys minA
and body-bringing on .
train OF constitutional dtsop'
ders, rendering tho subies4