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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02
Items Of all Sorts.

On tho marriage Of Mas Wheat, IL was hop
I'd that her path would DO foufg, but that sho
might never be thraabcd
philosopher VINO married yulgal, but
@hla9ie gifi' used to call hi' VIE 6rocn iugdr
oee@lssi NO ss'a' she vas sl0ssf u" H"feFHsa'
~ c....-l..., s.-.i. .,.,
hsnA = rather i4m2u' preacher Inc tier con
sahsed to preach before the Cz!r. Having hs
asnded 'he pulpit ie sad, VIII! soiemn!ty and
llgnlty, Think VOL speak wen and act
well. Amen. Luther.' counsel 70 a candidate
was contained 10 these words :" 10 Doldly INTO
Ihe pulpit. open your mouth lk' man and
A garrusaa barber being required 10 shays
celebrated w.t. asked hin, +" How shall shave
you, cir ?" "lu silence was tho reply.
Mrs darlington says that Ike who ban Juss
returned from Ffauce "spoaka ike Parish
~ isa singular historical fact thata conlden-
u4. intimacy existed between King james II,
gnd William Penn, me founder Of Pennsylvania.
James onee eondescended % nse q playful 49,
proof TO .he peculiarly Of the Quaker, who,
.he fret tlme be entered his presence alter he
Immediately ,ook off his own. "Frisod Jane. .
alid Penn, why dost thou uncover Tn head?
Becaass," replied bis Mnie..y, with smils.
80 !, the fashion here for onlg ono msa 90
wear bis tat.
what's tae roason men never kle, each
other, while the lsdies waste world IF klgses
en i'i1lAlno iaees' san the captain % eas'le,
NE otnal u@5. U1 p oo6ltA''a a minute and
',an answered Dsos9se tae men ha'e some
Tie Captain cav it Immediately
Arsrtv - l.4;o. van. tbo o.bo. ~, ai,,n,.
mo IT, ~ draG ,gb "o' 1 80 a''ia ad
in6oired tEs r.aso aSr ,,o, ,rars ,I"s ny
f,.t iaat H. XIX ,aa,t,g :. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

MAKING BnfAD--Fhe secret of having good
bread is to make sure that it is thoroughly
kneaded, 80 as to bring every grain Of -four in
contact with It's equivalent grain of water and
/. dItin'e the yeast uniformly throughout the
mass, or else the resulting gas will be liberated
IN excess in one spot, and not at all in another,
This IS seen in badly kneaded loayes-iu the
holes they contain, and in crust that easily
detaches iron the crumb, as though it had been
lifted up by internal force. The air.cells in a
well kneaded loaf are fine aud uniform at
the same time If the -four and Yeast are de.
oidely coed, aud the koeading decidedly bud, the
bread will give satisfaction On the other hand
good kneading good moulding and good baking
will make second or third rate quality ofaous
almost equal to the best.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

FARaERs Own CHRISTMAS PupnNe. Indian
meal northern yellow best lbs beef suet
,skinned and chopped ine) ID; dried ourr.ns,
| ID saleratus, ! teaspoonful.
Mix these ingredients dry then add | 2
pnts OF boiling water, stirring continually, un,
till the whole Is of tho consistency Of hot mush.
DO this Al night. On the next day boil ths
pudding Ia a bag for four or five hours Water
must be boiling hard when puddiog is put in.
Sauce for above Take pint Of molasses. ]
tablespoonful ofbrown sugar, teaspoon hespjng
foil of ground cinnamon Boil for nearly an
hour then pour on the sauce Nne.glassuI
of brandy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

KINDNESS TO ANNALS Gsntlouoss like char.
ity, Is twice blessei-the effects Of which on the
animals around the homestead are scarcely Ices
noticeable than upon the family Of your house
hold. No man can be truly kind to the latter
without letting his cattle feel The influence Of
his spirit, Soft words and kind looks turn
away wrath among cattle as among mankind
liarshncss has It's curse in the hatred which toe
" brute beasts = feel, though they cannot utter
their scorn, except in occasional kicks or bites
and by general ugliness, as IT is called. Aa ear
OF corn, or a little salt or a lock Of hay. even
kind look or u gentle action, such as tettng
your horse has Influence more or less in making
your appearance always a source of pleasure to
THE animals around you. 1t is cheap lurury,
this of rendering the brute beasts comfortable
around your homestead
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02
11ottr,
A Song BY Private Miller OlReilIv

AT the banquet to the Irish brigade in New
York, the following gong by Private Mile
y Reilly was sung to tbs air of . The Low
packed Gar, f" and received much applause
MILES oRaILLT ON THE NAYGuRs."
Some tell US tits burnn' shame
10 make the naygurs hght;
An that the thrade Of ben' kilt
Belongs but to the white
But as for me, upon my towll
SO liberal are we herd,
~ let sambo be numbered in place Of myself
On every day In the year
On every day Is the ysar, boys,
And every bosr In the day,
The right to be tilt I'll divide wild hin,
An divil a word say
In battles wild commotlon
shouldn't at all object
If sambo's body should stop ball
That was comm for m, dir,olj
Add The prod Of Southern bagnet
30 liberal are We here,
III resign and let ssmso tske
onsyery day In the year
On every day IN the year, boys,
An wid none OF your n.sly pride,
Allmy right tos Southern bagnet pred
Wild sAmbo ri divide
Tbs men who objec. TO sambo
Should take his place and fight;
And rs beither to have nayguris hue
Than allver that's wake an white
Though sambo 5 black As the see Of spades,
His finger thrigaer can pull,
And hiseye runs sthragh, on the barrel si,lts
omundhsr ls thaeh Of wool!
no hear me all boys dArliugs
Don't think Pm tippn you chat
The right to be kilt ri divide via him,
Aud give him tho largest hair
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

AGRICULTURAL EapL0YMENTs. 1t Is said that
you may put into vessel fail Of water a
quantity Of sugar, without running 1t orer, and
that after saturating the water with sugar, a
quantity Of salt may be dissolved and stil the
wator Will remain of the same measure So
with employment one may devote TO bis pro.
tcaslon az much tine daily IS bis health will
allow, and he may also give to bis fayorite
amusement Of agriculture or horticulture, either
in the field or study, iar proportion of his re-
naming hours, with no additional wear upon
his system, and even with positive advantage.
One idea, whether in morals, Ia politics ot busi.
ness the constant devotion Of any human mind
to one special object, always cramps and mar
rows the man. In spite OF the wise old saving,
to the contrary believe man may as readily
understand Two things as one | believe in a
rotation Of crops In the mind as we'll as thc soil
and that a good sharp business ike merchant or
lawyer may pursue "a Science or art along Hitb
his daily pursuit with advantage every way
Lot me be understood, II il not that f4rm.r
alter hard Day work IN hUclng OF hAyitR can.
Us some have Imagined sit down and be q etu.
ent 10 the evening Severe physical labor. pro.
ducng 'atigue, units the mind i0r hard study
durlng such fatigue, but physical labor in an
agreeable occupation rests tho oyer-tasked lnte-
lltet, and so the lighter and voluntary ttention
to literary or SC enttc subjeos brings recreation
and rest together to one whose energies have
been throughout the day taxed and strained IN
a particular direction. Cor Of C0ua,y Gentle.
man.
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TEsTIMnNIAl.a

TESTIMONIALS,
lIssard Mr. Eddy A. one 81 the mas, ....,,.
tntertour.e,n ""'V nav elnela
CHARLES MASON,
.tt. Commissioned Patents
nave no hesitation tn assuring inventors, tbnt they
oalno' empoy person more competent an ru,two,ib
,.u a,ofe oalt,ble oipung their applications IN form
Wv iAen' ohoo'' EDMUND BURKE
a., i.ate Commi Toner Of pa,ent.
ga -, M " H. Eddy gs made for ms thirteen application.
,n. Is now pending, Such unmsakablc rroof IN great
saen' ana ABILITY on his part leads nae 10 recommend ali
70 Apply 10 him 10 secure their atents a,
ny nst pc 'ufe oil having the most faithful attention he
onee on their cases aud at very reasonable charges
n,.i -, J0HN rAGGAKT
hutlug elsh months the subscriber in course n hi,
,Ase practice, made on twice rejected applieatons sly,
Wv appeas every one Of which was decided Ia INK fayoy
by the commissioner Of patents n IA PnnV
Boston, Dec, 49, 1869 Vi +" Bull
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

&EDO WILL Dh FORFEITED ID DIR H.. DIX
bDNh II ailing to cure in less time than any other
payaaiaH norc eliectualiy and permeaatly with less
strainl from occupation Or tear Of exposure to al
weather, with sale aRt pleasant Aedicues
5LLF-ABuSL AND SOLITARY HABITS
Their fleets and Consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DlS0R DERs
AeEourial Affections Eruptensand all Diseased OF the
skin Ulcers OF the Nose, Throat and Body Pimples
on the lace Swelngs Of the Joints Nervousness /;
Constitutional and other Weaknesses In YOUTH and the
more advanced, Of all ages, Of
BOTH GXEG, SINGLE on MARRIED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02
STATE OF VERMONT,
WlsniSafoS COUNTY, IS.
C0NSTASCEla G00UELl..
JACOB WHITE aud
ELflRA WHITE Orators
WHEREAS III, Orator,

" I, "'u IA ihhAAs The Orators
EL'ihA hhltE, Ofatrs. " iu The above entitled
-. cause have Med In The Of
4. nlnoLuh nuulhl AMI fee Of The e sh Of wash
ASh'lNA H. 'OopNi Oh lngtou County Court thsir
blll Of complaint against
ton, stating, among hes thprl tAat me ..id VI.
los Voodry on the 1911 dsy N 6uyu,t lSeO .,.,t.a
his Tenty three promissffy not,t To- Con,t,po. cd
en- and to the said ElVrA then Elyira Good,u Ana 80.
The WE Of the sAd White, Tor the sum q too thousand
two hundred aud foJ wo dollars and seventeen cen,
payable one note on each fsl day Of Amin from t82 "a
lsst inclusive, with ntefss annually and ln ordrr 10
secure the payment Of said notes the def.udA s4soutd
to the said Constance ana Egra their morsae. desd 81
the same date o. the following described pfemi, Ia vi,
rs acres Of lot No 30 and ~ acres and % rod. N o No
81 both Of the nrsi division Of lands In said CAlAs Ana
praying for foreclosure u The equity Of redemption In
said premise; and
Wutsgas u appears thst the said /. Winsov yosdry
and his Re, MsvnA Is relids out uf this state A., mat
subpsna cannot BE- served upon them. Therefor, In
pursuance OF The Aats u such case made aud divided
Is hereby orderelhAt The "a defendau appear bsferc
the Court OF ChshetiJ next 30 h holden Al Noutp.lsf IN
aud Tor said County 81 Washington, en- the tuesday
Of harch ueAt ana MAKE answer to the aid bA com
plant or me same VIII be taken confessed And he or
Wefs arc oatfra W cause this order together Wih The
substance OF fad h Of complaint 10 b puhnh,A three
Ne'h 'uceessiysy y tbe Green Mountain Freeman.
newspaper published ~ Montpelier aiotesaia the .s1 ar
which publcaAfn be Al least twenty dana preyn, ia
the said 20 II ssday March next
Dated ~ Moutpe En- Ia the county Of Wa,hingop tbs
lothday Of January, AID, lSdt
LUTHER NEN COMB, CLERK
hEAtek kEkD, Solicit f.r Orators
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experiment in Feeding swlnn.

Different experiments have been nude ia fat
tsulng hogs bucthe o1a most deserving notice.
nas N the State u Maryland Tie AR icultu
Itl Society q That Stale, instituted nn INJURY
INTO the respective merits 0f two modes Of iced
ing and tho following j. one Of The results
On th9 first day Of December, four shoats OF
The same breed, nearly OF d Sis, and as much
alike 10 every respect r. could be selected from
nerd were made choice of, each being care
ia weighed, and placed ina single tive, where
their food could be exactly regulated. Two Of
them weighed together me hundred and eighty.
live pounds These were ted On one gallon each
Of shelled Indian corn, the gallon weighing
seven pounds This was the allowance f65
twenty four hours and az much water al tbev
needed. The other two were led 50 Eslf A.
much By weight Of lodiau meal mnde into
nasty pudding, with little salt. Tho seven
pounds Of meal, when cooked weighed thirty
pounds, and measured three gallons Before
the experiment bad progressed fortnight. il
ws perceived that the tEo 4 "a on hastg pad
aing were oatstrlppiug the two fed on whole
corn and on the thirty fourth day they were
again weighed the coru-ied ones together
weighing twenty-five pounds more than they
ana ON The first u December, while the Two led
on mush-- hali the quaatty--hld gained forty
four POUNDS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

10 state street opposite Kilby st., uoston
fIEh an extensive practice e. upward. ~ tve,,,
years CONTINUES 10 secure Patents in the United stt
A'o W "teAt btttu France aud other foreirn ennfl
caves specifications Bones, Assignments and III ..
Peis o. drawings for Patents executed ON liberal lem.
ana WIN di'p'tth. Res arches mad into An.firas ~
utelsn WORKS TO dflemiue the validity or mtiv N ~,
ehs or lnvenions-and legal or other advice 5snd.,S
~ mat i' touching the zane. Copie, u the eiain,
o. my patent Furnished by remitlug one dollar A,.isn
ments recorded At Wa,hnetou 'sh
Inc agency IL not only the largest In New Enant h,
!hfouth i, inventors have advantage. IN s,cnrtng ~
1ehlsl OF aseer'sniag the paleuaby Of Inventions.
surpassed by, u not immez,urahl, superior 10 a.
whieh can be offered 10 them elsewhere The ram,
s ueloW gwen pose that none is ore successful n b
rslen onee lh'n the subscriber and as sucees - ,hs
sesl pfcoi 81 advantages and ability he would add tbat
u. Ass shuhuahl reason TO believe ana can move bat no
o'hef Once OF the tnd are the charges for pnirs.ons
services e. moderate The mmente practice on the swb
sonoeF curing twenty years pashas enabled him Ia &C.
tuuu'ae 'as collection Of specifications and ptnrDd
decisions relative To patents '
Ihese besides ms extensive lbtary II l,pal ana mo
ehacal WORKS aud full accounts OF p.tents p,nntsd nj
Ane United states and Europe render tim ahr b,t nnd
uNsslou 70 eher superior facilities for obtaining patents
AN necessity Of journey To Washington Ia sror,,,
yentOfs - ~ 'e''u M
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Vermont Central ANA Sulli.
van Railroads.
EE @ !,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
December IAN, 1861


tsays Montpelier s40A.k., Q 90 =. a.aad t0O7t.s
Blton 700 A. ~, eonneetinERt White River Junttilr
end Bellows Falls W ith Hlns for Hoslon Worcester A.
and with Vermont Valley H. n. for Springfield ana Nsv
York arriving In New York at 0,l5s.
Oar EEPEK1 TEAir leaves OEdensburEh nj $50
NJ, Montreal al 800 Rouso's r0inta 0A5 A. nj
Boston, Troy and New York.
NiaHT ErrhRss TRAIr leaves Ogdcnshurgat II bar
Montreal at 400 NJ, Rouses Poiht al 545 r. H. nrfv
ING al Host0n al $40 4. ~ connecting al Bellows Fail.
with Cheshire H. x. for Boston ind Worcester and rtl
Vermont Valley u. fot Springfield ke and arriving
in New York at LEO ?. n.
Trains Going North and WsAt
Leave Montpelier al $50 Az HOO NJ, $50 ~, ana
Oar EXPRESS TEaE leaves Boston at 800 Az.
White diver junction at Burlington at 425 D.
~, for Mouusi UEdonsburEh Chicago aud the West
making close connections
MAIL TRAM leaves Boston at TOO A. H., via Lowell
and al 1870 4. ~. via Lawrence or Felblre. Leave,
Spring neld at 7.50 A. 81 Bellows Fatlsat u 2bya n,
81, Johnsbury, Burlington and NJ. Adams and odas
hcctsnoplftoE TrAiN leaves Northhsld at 10 DO Az
and Burlington, Al 1873 ,. n, for ST. Albins, VI
HdHr EYrEEss IEAGE leaves nsllowB FANS at 10 Oh
eesIying passengers from Vermont Valley t. H. leayirs
New YORK 81 l2,l5 ?. NJ, and from Cheshire H. X
eRvng llnsion al 400 ,. n. connecting n
White River Junction with train leaving Boston a.
800 r. NJ, arriving at Burlington al s. 10 A. ~ Rousts
Point at7l3 a. NJ, Montreal al ., ana Ogdens
bursh at l2E Both the Mail Trains connsct st White
River Junction with Passumpsc Road.
Sleeping cars ATE attached to both the Might txErff4
Trains running between Rouse's Point and Bostnr ant
tRouse's Polht and prnghed.
Through Tickets fof Chicsgoaud the Wesl fof sks 80
no principal stations
Aihnns IA. "A
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asa Aaincl,,s a1.tafr


pllE Subscribers, having been appointed hQ the fnfr.
ne Probate CWni otthe District Of WAshiHnon. Com
iHnNuutn receive ersmiHe and adJuyt sl cl.us and
demands Of all psfohss Esinst The estate ~ A.. IVa
lsie OF Atuhhtd 20 SAID district dectsisd represented
hsovent aud tht term ~ siI months ron the Nh day m
December lr3 being allowed by #4id court 10 The rfsd
TORS OF $50 deceased sIhs aud prove fsfpeelye
etms before ua GIVE notice, that W. Will attend to the
duts Of our appointment al The dwelling house N Charie
Funhm in AafsfeId ssd district On the last dsy al
February and June aeftt Al one ocoek n hs ahsmaon.
sTEPHESB, HOLLsTER,
DANIEL SMITH ttQmu's
Aarshteld Deeenssf. ~ a d. 1868. ata
STATE OF VERMONT 10 Probate Count. b.ti At
WAshFdros DpTslcr, As. Non pslier, in sam Dttflr,
on the 18th lay Of January, A. H. 1864
CAROLINE L0YEfr Adminstratfir Or III. s.t,ts
- Of hlmon LoFstt, late " Wares ID said d.strst.
uecehed pe'ehs hf adminlHfAiion account for s44mu
suoh ana shorant eand makes application fo decree uf
distribution aud partition Of the estate of said dec.A,,
Wtereupon, IL ordered by said Court that uAid a,
count and sal application be referred 60 SEASONED s,d
Court to be held al the Probate once in "A Hpntos,t
on the ltn dag Of February, A. . 1904 fof hearing ana
decision thereon And II Is further ordered that soTire
hrfeni be gwen 10 al psona Interested ~ pub tstsu u
s 'Ans tnfee "eets sacess'ses in The Green Aouuta
ftesmin newspaper puAlshet al Montpelier previous
to said time appointed Tor hearing that tisy INV aup,t
q saa Y a and place and show cause. Il any hey nav
h.'s, why san account mould not BE- allowed sad such
usetee mA1s By me Court
Avs Aus's-f. RI agRRiLL. Juags
STATE or VERMONT, H. Probate Conrt he'd n
WASHINGTON DIsrGo1,ss. Montpelier, iH s..l dl,,sf
on The illh dag o. Jauuag, A. ID. ls64
MlNOF VI HAIRS Adninstfa.of with The yuf an
VI neIed, VI ht estate u John W. llLuI Ae Oh Wof-
ceser in said di.thct deceased prtssnt. bis bdn,i
straton account for examination aud allowance ana
makes application iUr dc nee Of distribution and n.,t
ton Of the estate ut said decsassd F
Wheieupon II Is otdeud by sad Cont that said .esotnt
and said application he referred to a. scion n said cam
10 Nc held al the Probate Once, IN raid Montpelier on
the 22d day VI Febuuy, A. d. 1864 Tor IA 49,
SION ihtfeon anu MS further ordered that notice hereof
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GER TIFIGATE.
no WercIsa,ltst

SITUATION wanted - clerk ina stor.. m, 49,, .
y ketefeucse gwen. Fayla. w"
fur iarther particulars addess., VERMONT >. a.. Il,
" WILLARD, Montpelier, Vi e "
January 5lh lseA .xva.
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~, ap'se young persons shose hair II bsrfnalrf t.
Wy 70 lAAe warning 10 time, And their hA!r ~
us IAe AmbTosia To hos, Who have ALREADY o.t thsH
bali the free use - the Ambrs,a iii ,urel,
IS Y Aas a0Ns fof nousandI
- sftkllhss AhHRotn Astlmulatlng oily extract
heo'i parks and herbs, Il sill cure an d,s.sst n
~ tcA,R aud Itching Of the head entirely sfadgattt
prevents tue hair from failing out on from Turn
LIZ Fematureiy gray causing it e grow thick and ianr
can Be relied on.
hhass known fact to thousands In The CITY of New
49, ms mss ne only article yet discovered that viii
~. OF The Scalp and oauss the Hair TO crgv
tNOh slW PER BOZ, containing iso sot.i.s
DE. II. II. STERLING
Sole Proprietor,
No iss BROADWAY, New TORI.
For Sale By all Druggists
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months.
CERTIFICATE
This Is to certify that, about shteen months G,o
commenced usnr SrHBLtyg's AAHn1sIA. Nv mar -.
short thin and rapidly fAllug ort hadtll,l f.ny
Hair TONES, lnvigorators &c without receiving ans
bsneht Soon after using the Anbrosa my hair csassd
falling ozti and commenced growing rapidly sfo s.
tonish ne. Now M hair IL thes soft aud glossy and i
hve eet four inches 10 itnglhthen ei dom ftachinF
ne hoor THIS wonderful result attribute solely Co ne
Hse of sTtRlaas hsskoslA as since commenced utl-a
II have applied nothing else 10 my hair
Mrs j. A. BROWN,
10, 4a3 Broadway, NsR Yort.
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So. HardwiCk Academy
HOARD OF TEACHERS

Tic Spring Term will Commence February "a The
Fall Term will commence August 81 1861. Each Term
II continue eleven weeks.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

STATE OF VERMONT lu Probate Court held al
WAHlhdToFplsrme1, 49, Montpelier 10 said district on
ne l5I4 day Of January a. d, 1853
1HENhf KEITH, admir- stfsiuI Of ,hs csials of Orss
y wheaton, late u Barre, To sld District deceased PIE
IN" ms administration account fof examination and
allowance ana make Application for decree OF dis.
Hu4si0n aud pautUn 81 the estate Of sad deceased:
"leftnpon, u IS ordered By said Court thai said ae-
count ana and application be teieUeh to session OF said
1oui 10 BE- held 81 t PROBATE Office 10 said Montpelier
aud decision thereon:
ana Il - iuHher etdered tlat notice hereof be
Nehoall peuoHs Interested by publication of The same
nffe weeks auccessiyely ia ina Green Mountain FREQ
ht4, newspaper pnushei at Montpelier previous 10
'aid ae ana place, aud fhnr aauae il anr thsF nav
tate' WY s@daccodu touId moi be allowed, and such
"e'ee made HY thr Court
WV AMe.L y. 4. MERElLL iud ~.
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Qu4oK EosrRuM MAKERS.

through false certificates references and recon men
d"ons OF their medicines BY tbt dtad who cannot ex.
pose OF contTadIc them who, besides to farther
Their imposition cop rom Medical Books much that
written Of the qualities and effects OF different herbs
EAl pants AseriUe all The came to their Pills EI-
facts opecihcs &c. most Of which II not all contain
hefcuf{ tteause Of the ancient belief q IT. curing
everything y bnt now known to " kill more than is
life
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

WHO know little Of the nature and character Of Special
Diseases and LESS as to their cure Some exhibit forged
Diplomas Of Institutions College, which never ex.
sted y any part Of the wodd others exhibit DiplO
mas Of the Dead now obtained unknown not only
uming and Advertising IN names Of those inserted /.
the Diplomas but to inrthet their imposition assume
,Ines Of other most celebrated Physicians onR aimee
dead Neither be deceived by
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America" "a Foreign EstentS.
i. Ii EDDY.
SOLICITOR PATENTS

Late Agent OF q ,s Patent Once Wasblnnsn md,
the ACtci ls371
10 state street. opposite Kilby a.. uas,a,,
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7 49, -.
WILLIAM W. ChDWEDL toA f''
AunIpelIeL. Inn. IglA A d lahA

STATE Of VERMONT N Probate court. holden
n4ssHiEafoN bmnler ST, o. Montpesrou the i5th day
Of Jannay, A. d. 1894
HOSE Al i NIPPON rteeutor ar thsi.,t tvnt ana
= testament Of Daniel Collins late Of 0abot in said Dis
tHe deceased makes application sad court for license
70 sell lhe whole Of the real estate Of said dsceased
representing la said sale necessary Tor the payment
o. NE debts Of sad deceased cgaries aad eIpsnes Of
administration of said estate.
Hheenpon, Ills ordered by said Court shat said app-
eAlcn be r'ieHed 10 the 9ths day of February A. D.
a. 'he Probate Once IN Montpelier for hearing and deeis
ron thefon and Il is further ordered thst al persons in
ttlef1ed be nolhed hereof by publication Of notice or
tua application and order thereon, three weeks suc-
cssNFey 10 the Green NounlsiA freeman, printed al
Moh'pshef before ssid time Of hearing that they ma
abpes q iald time and place and, II they cause,
fiw3 Aussl--T. r. MERRILL. Jod.e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

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70 llp packages and In boxes Of 49, 50 and 100 lb,
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