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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
The Great American Tea Company
5lVESEY STREET, NEW YORK
ORGANIZATION has Great.

Since It's organization. has created new era In n A
history OF
SELLING TEAS IN THIS COUNTRY
LII our eas are selected bya Professions ea taste,
n expressly and exclusively Tor us, and we never
charge over Two Cents O2 Cent per pouni above cost
for original packages.
We have but one Price 10 every one for each mali
iy and that price is always marked on each ample
package at our store In plain figures.
We issue a Monthly Price List of cur Teas. which
will be sent Tree to all who order tive advice
Tea Seller TO see it 1t compromises fun assortment
selected for every locality IN the STATES Provinces
America and the West Indies In this st each kind ia
divided into -Four Glasses or qualities, namely Cargo
High Cargo, Fine, Finest, that every one NAV under
stand from de orption aud he Prices anne xed that the
Company are determined to undersell the whole is n
trade.
W. guaranteed sell all our Teas in origin
at not over Two Gents per pound above cost beeving
this to be attractive to the many who have
been paying Enormous Profits.
Our business is largely done on orders which We al
wayseXeoute az well and promptly although the buye,
came hmsed, givipgtrue weights and sres md ways
guaranteeing everything our responsibility enabling
US to do all we promise Every dealer can order his
teas direct from the Company and parties doing bust
ness within Five Hundred 1901 miles OF New York can
Return Tea bought OF Us II they not cheaper than
they can buy elsewhere, and the uchaer ia dssatdeu
with his bargain within fourteen days I4 and have
the money REFUNDED TO them Those who are over
Five Hundred miles can have thirty DAYS IsO an the
same privileges extended 20 them
Besides these advantages the COMPANY will nav An
Expenses. both wpys, If the Teas are returned
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERs
tehs moss 81 NerFev New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

COUGHING lloRsss - CAUsR AND CuRK.-It is
well known that feeding horses on clover hay
often mak's them cough, but the why and
wherefore may not be 70 generally known From
observation ! have become fully satisfied that
the manner of feeding bay TO horses is the cause.
The usual custom is to let them draw it through
rack, thus stripping eff the fine dust which
adheres to the stalk, which being drawn into
the lungs IN respiration produces the cough
The cure CONSISTS IN removing the Gause-that
IS, the racks-and allowing the animals to take
their food IN the ratu al way. have removed
all Of mine, and now feed my horses on the barn
floor having breastwork sufficiently high for
them to eat over In this way they can be fed
hay without raising u dust, they get none under
their feet, and the labor Of cieaoing out hangers
is saved. Whatever Is left II easily pushed out
With a rake toto the yard for the ca tie. The
dost on the hay will DO the horses no harm If
taken into the stomach Since making the i'm.
provementi above mentioned in nv feeding an
paratus am not troubled wi coughing horse,
There IS no patent on my invention my breth-
ren eau use it reely.-COr. County GENTLEMAN.
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Poetry,
The Wife Of a Man of Gold.

saw her today In a crowded street,
On the arm Of a man ofgold
still regaly beautiful-still as sweet
As she was in the days OF old.
Yet fashion swept busily by unsesH,
The exquisite ogled in vain
No glance left the eyes Of the splendid queen,
Unless losded with deep difdAn.
A change has come over the lady then,
change which is travail OF flames
She is sick Of homage from bralnless m.n,
And the gossip Of soullsss danes.
marked he lines on her dignihed face
1t vas smoother year ago;
No eyes save mine saw the terrible trace,
chiseled only by tears, know.
She lives In the house OLA millionaire,
In pariors with luxury CLOSED
There are diamond pins thstshs may wear,
There are dresses Of royal cost.
Rich revels will rise at her command
Her partner will never say nay
Yet she seems 10 shrink from the golden hand
Which ste swore to love and obey.
Perhaps she remembers he by-gope year,,
When her home was poorer thsn now
When smiles were the victors instead OF tears,
And comfort the victor Of show.
When 'he morning sun from he country skies
Softly fsll on her creeping ACE
Instead Of the blaze n her weary eyes,
And the glare on her gown of lace.
Perhaps shs remembers the birds clear song,
Instead Ct the opera stall
Or the brook where she sat 50 of and long,
10 love Tor It's silver fall
Perhaps she RENE mbers the MAJ. day dance,
In place OF the midnight waltz
And The hand which fell over hers by chance
Rough, heavy and brown-not false
she may have thought OF the paa 80 sweet,
When her heart and her hand we're free
thought Of the man who fell at her feet
Meath the shade Of the old oak tree.
She thinks Of a promise she made to one,
Who was hers In The days Of old
And be links Of what she has lost and won,
Assbs walk with the man Of geld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

WATERING HoRsEs The quantity as well 4.
quality Of he water given horse will greatly
affect biz condition. Perhaps 10 animal ia more
distressed by thirst than the horse, fact not gen
orally knosn, or II koown, not l0lly appreciated.
Horses should be watered regularig when not At
work, as well as when at work, provided, in the
latter case, that care is taken not to let him have
It when overhe' ted by work. Irreguart in the
supply # water is often followed by refusal 10
parlake Of solid iood and more frequently by COL
&c ard founder, in consequence Of his drinking in.
ordlnately when an opportunity offers. For hor.
see, when they are not al work. il is perfectly safe
to keep supply Of pure water always within their
reach but as before remarked there is some dan.
ger in this plan when they are worked or driven.
and likely to become velheated. There lisa ysry
certain way of determining when horse hqr baaI
neglected. If the master, on entering the stable.
ard lifting the water bucket, frds TIE animal ola,
cling himself IN an attitude of expectation, and ca
gerly gazing upon he vessel, it is pom blank ey.
dence that bis usual supply of water has been
withheld Whenever Il is possible, let the horse
have water from running stream Stock Jour.
nal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

There ia whisky shop in Richmond called the
Bragg Saloon, which the Enquirer think, ought
to bs an excs.len, retreat"
Some kind httla millners have, out of their
scant earnings, subscribed we observe in aid of
the victims at Warsaw. This is indeed pretty
illustration of the Needle being true to the
Pole - Punch
Lord John Rusells vile had been widow, a
lady Of dlgnhed and ample proportions and pres.
enee His ordship is Of slender stature. Hence
he was called by the wits, the teidop's mie
"Dh exclaimed 40 Amercn lady to whom thi,
atheism was related at dinner party Of tie Eng
ll'h gentry" nov see how Il came TO pass that
his lordsbip was cast into he treasury
What is the difference between pawn.bro.
ser's customer and Il political ,pecch.maker ?
One spouts TO live aud the other lives to spout.
- Shall have your hand ?" said An EXQUISITE
To belle, rs the dance WAS about to commence.
with ali my heart" was the cot, response,
A certain writer boasts that he shall dree,
all shots at error l. is all he has to shoot Mt
TOR he never gets within gun.shot Of the truth
The remains Of the musical composers, Bee
thoven and Schubert have hcen ex6umed pbo.
tosraphed and reburod. Photography is Bong
run into the ground.
DO you, duty, however dangerous. Death
Comes to all, and the world does not ueed your
bodily presence so much as it does your moral
hefolsm
An anmannerly wag being asked hy the land.
lady OF hus boarding house why. being 50 tall a
man, be aie 10 little, replied, Madam, a little
gots great way with me"
A yoorg officer sccnyd at the parade Of study
to which clcrgymen assigned their right to tcmn
neraiion Tor labor, aud onntd 60 talo a bet he
would preach half an hour upon any verse or
section OF verse IN the Old r New 4, stanent.
A clergyman took the bet and pointed out,
" Aud the ssr opened has mouth and he spake.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

To WASH SHAwLs. all kind, O
shawls bear washing and lhey should be don,
as are the Ihbet cloths and defines, eIcep, thai
when there is much white in them, or they Ar,
composed chiefly of delicate colors, there should
be = very little blOeing in the las, rin.ng water
and after being fifteen minutes on the eo,he,
line, they should be laid perfectly smoo,h into a
sheet which should then be folded up mot rolled
because that will make wrinkles, and as soon a.
the water is absorbed so that the shawl remain.
only very damp, iron it on the wrong side, until il
is dry then fold it, making the cresses a, when i.
was new
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
POudrette ! POudretfe ,

THE Lodi Manufacturing Company, with an experience
Poudrette AZ low prices
The experience Of thousands Of customers attest to the
fact that it's the cheapest and the very host manure in
Potatoes and Garden Truck.
The Company also manufacture Rome Ia Tafe tasub-
siiute Tor guanol, from bone night soil Apusuano.
ground hne. Price $45 per ton.
pamphlet containing direction, for u.e nrIee, AZ
may be had Tree by ADDRESSING a letter to the
Lodi manufacturing, Company.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

not directly related llocks. the utmost care should
be used to select such only US eoaform as nearly
as practicable to a uniform STANDARD Of qualities
which the owner should have previously adopt.
ed as Che settled one Of bis flock
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Railroads, 81.
cFfn0gas Cent? ! and &UIii-
van Railroads.
o. Cd KIP s1sst - - - vt o.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
CommeRclR5 December l4ih, 1868.


Trains GOing 8 y nth snt East.
Leave Montpelier ans 40A.N.,2 OOrH.aud IO07r.E.
M All lRAtN leaves st Adams att is a. NJ. Burling-
AVA ION f,OO A. NJ, connecting White River Junction
and Believe Fall with trains lot Boston, Worcester
ana" lth Vernon Valley q. K. tor Springfield and New
hoh' arriving N ew York AZ 10 p, d.
bAf hIPHEss TeAtN leaves Ogdensburgh At $50 A..
~ hohtrea NJ 800 An. Rouse's Pontatl0,45 A. NJ foI
Bostoh, Troy and New York.
MIGHT brrREss TkAGHleayes Ogdenabufr at IL 30 Am.
nohiea at 100 p ~, Houses PoN al 54a ?. II. nrrv
lhs a. bO5lonal $40 H., connecting at Bellows Falls
WIN Cheshlrt H. for Boston and Worcester and with
vermont Faiel L y, for Springfield &C. and arriving
IN New YORK. at Lt0F. y.
Trains DING Eorth aRdV Sc
Leave Montpelier at2 53A.s. lGOOA w. $50 p ", and
5 IS r. H..
DIr ErpREa Trans leaves Boston at 800 an.
ute NYef junction at is ~ Burlington at 1926 p.
Mrtor at !, Ogdensbufgh, Chicago and Inc aest.
making close connections
Mail TRAIN leaves Boston OF TOO A. NJ, via Lowei
ana al 10 4. " via Lawrence Or Flcihp-g. Leaves
opHnghed al 100 Bellows Fab ut IL 20 ?. NJ, foI
81 Johhsbuy, burlington and ~ Adams and odae.
cCa hhopATfoH TRAIs irayes Nortnneld at 1000 A.
ana burlington AZ - 25 B.. tof 81. Albms, VI
HGHr EHpRGss TeAlN Lea YES Fellows fails ll 10 %
sceYing passengers from Vermont valley A. T. Leaving
Ne" YORK al IL 10 ?. NJ, and from Cheshire K. T.
thFliB Hostop at 90 p. ". connecting al
| Npite RIVER Junctioi Wlth tran leaving Boston al
~ r. n, arriving 1T Burlington al $40 a. NJ, ROuses
Foht al1l5 - ~, Montreal at 9,lJA, NJ. and Ogdens-
hurgh at II N. Both the Mail Trains connect Al White
RIVER Junction with passumpslc Road,
sleeping cars are attached tu BON the nigh oHpTes,
trains running between Rouse's Point and Bost0R and
houses Point and Springfield.
lhrongh l1cketst oI Chicago the Wesl for sale 81
he principal stations
! II. Albans. VI Dec If Is63
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
miscellaneous.
American "a Foreign Patents.
R. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR or PATENTS,
= Df~I VI 4 Y Y 7 7 II A1sF 4 d
Late Agento u Patent Office Washington unde
the ACtotl337lI
40 state street opposite KtIby 81, Boston

A FfER an extensive practice Il upwards oftweny
~ years, con nues TO Patents the United States
also in Great Bain France and other fore gn countries
Clvea Specifications, BONDS, Assignments and all Pa.
pers Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms
and with disptch Res arches mad into American or
foreign works, TO tetmne the validity or tIy of pa
tents or onsand legal other advice rendered
IN all matters touching the anne. Copies OF the claims
OF my patent furnished by RENTING one dollar. Assign
ments recorded at Washington.
The agency IL not only The largest Ia New Enland hut
through IT, inventors have advantages for securing pa
tents OF ascertainag The patenabltJ ofnyrutous IN
surpassed by, If not lmm0hsurabl, superior to- any
which can be offered to them elsewhere rhe tcstnnon
ala below given prove that is successful at the
Patent office thqn The subscriber and as success s he
best proof OF advan ages and ability he would add hat
he has abundant reason to believe and can prove that no
other ONCE OF the hind are The charges for ~ ossonal
services so moderate. The mmen practice Of the sub
serber during twenty years past has enabled him 10 &C
cumuate vast collection Of specf tons and official
decisions relative To patents
hese, besides his extensive library # legal and me
chancal works and full accounts Of patents granted nj
the United states and Europe render lin able be, ond
question, 10 offer superior fces for obtaining patents
All necessity Of journey TO Washington ~ procure
patent and the u7a great del there are ere saved In
vcutOF.
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TEsTTMONTALN
" regard Nj Eddy As one Of the most capable and
success fil practitioners, win whom have had ofHca
intercoHrse.h
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
" have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person competent an Trustworthy
and more capable oil putin their applications in a form
- for them cay and favorable cons deralon
the Patent Office" EDMUND BURKE
Late Commission OF Patents
" Nj X IT, Eddy has made for me thdeen applications
on all but one Of which patents bad been itanttd and
thai Il now pending. Such unmisakabe proof Of great
talent and ability on his part leads me to recommend all
in entofs to apply 70 him 10 secure their laents a.
they may be sure oihavng the most faithful attention be
stosed on their cases and very reasonable charges -
IOuN rAGGART.
During eight months the sui scTibef Ia course # hi
large practice made twice rejected applications tly
teen appeals everyone OF which was decided in his favor
by the commission rot patents K. n EDDY.
Boston, Dec. 10, 1853. 1y
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1flc0ifillGs.
FEMALE
STRENGTHENIrT s.. CORDIAL,

This medicine il Of long tried oGca} or correcting
all HE disorders iredentalto TIE fmhuetex That
the afflicted may feel INSURED that his cordial il truly
valuable aId worthy Of their confidence mot one Of
those secret compounds puposed destroy healthy sc
ton add a few testimonials IRON ply .cians whom
al, iavorug the Eclectic and Reformed Practice Of
Medicine respect
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

ave nov been heicre the public for nearly year
They are universally pronounced the neaes and hest
niting collars exiant
The upp ge presents perfect curve fee from m
angles not Gel In all other coliars
The eravst causes Fuckers the inside Of the turn
down ooilars-they are AS SMOOTH INSIDE AS OUT.
81 E. nd therefore peril city free and easy 10 the nsek
Inc rotie Collar has smooth aud evenly finished
edge on both sides
lhese collars are not simply Fat neces Of paper cut In
the form Of collar but are NODDED AND sHaPEp 70 rIr
rHH srGk
They are made In "NoVeltyn Tor turn down styl. y
IN every haf sac from 70 to " inches and in Eureka
t uhoVee rom u 10 IL inches and packed In roll.
ldss In neat blue cartons containing 100 each, also
w 'maei ones OF 10 eseh-thc aerA very handy pack
age for Travellers, Army ard Navy 0naeers.
10 EVERY COLLARS stamped
"Grny's atont Nodded CoIiar.n
sod by al dealers In Meas Furnishing Goods The
Trade supplied by
HATCH, JOHNSON eco.
Importer and Wholesale Dealers In MEMS Furnl.hln,
S'ods aud Umbrellas 81 Devonshire at, Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
A LECTURE for YOUNG MEN,

Just puoshed, new edition Of Or, Cuiycr,yelpa
roiebra,ed Essay on the radical cure without med.
leinel OF spefmatorhma, Seminal Weakness Invol.
antry Seminal Losses lmpotnoy, Mental and Physical
Ihoapaol'yl impedments TO Marriage, etc. also Con
sumption Epilepsy and Fits, Induced by selfindulsenoe
or ,etual exirayaeanoe.
Price m a Sealed Envelope, only 6 cts
Inc celebrated author In this admirable Essay clearly
demonstrates from lhr YEAR, successful practice
radically cured without the dangerous use of lnlrrna
medicine, or the apple q III kulfeponine ont
mole 81 cure At one simple, oerain aud enectuA by
means OF which ev " sufferer no matter what his con-
ditien may be may cure himself oh,aply, privately and
radically. 'f' f''''''' wv"
~ This lecture should be In m, hands ni sr,,v
Iouth and every man In The lAnl
sent under seal, IA piain rtvei1pe Ia any ala q.
ros paid, On The receipt Of six cent? AZ tso essars
Wamt' address the publshtfs
OlAa. t.t kLlEB A CO..
w RowerS New Yoir post once NJ, ,ssa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
WILCOX 4 GIBBS
Family Sewing Machine,
Price with Hemmer ana FeiIer sac, 900
100000

THE WlLLCOX6 GIBBS Family ewing Machine Is
the hest Machine, without regard 90 price for
Family Sewing, Braiding, Hemming, Eel.
ling, Tucking, CordIng.
II forms fat, even seam which will not rip In wear
even when cut Of frequent Intervals and makes the tight
est and most elastic seam or Full 10TH q any Machine
stitch.
peculiar feature Of this machine which deserves par
teu ar attention, is PArtNrLD DEycE, which prevent.
the po''biy OF setting the needle wrong-and oe shic
prevents the Machine being turned wrong
The WILCOX GmB's Hemmers and Felers are the Oh
~ really practical HemmerS in use, aud are worth olc
half OF The price Of the Machine all others for
y use They form narrow, light hem OF fell far nicer
lhaa can be done by hand fne Needle syery short and
perfectly ght, enabling to sew through hard h az
seams or gathersin hard cloth where all Machines use
long or curved needles utterly fail.
The feed has tendency draw soft gbt goods down
into the machine, but will LISEs CAaBEio perfectly
II Is Acknowledged by all who Or use this Machine
that 1t is the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

CERTIFICATE.
This Is 90 e.tiify that about eighteen manh Ia ago
commenced u'iag rfERLlSa's AHBRosA My hair wa,
short. thin aud rapidly falling out / had Tiled manv
Hair TONES, lnvigorators &c without rccelyiuy ann
henehL Soon after using the Ambrosa iny hair ces. q
iallne out and commenced growing so rapidly as IN s.
tonish me Now ny hair BE- thok soft and glossy ami /,
I'VE ieet four inches 10 lenghwhen let down reaching
the u9or This Eouderiu result attribute solely b. the
use OF srlRLlNds ANhRosi, as since commenced using
II have applied nothing else 10 my halr
Mrs L. A. BROWN
No, ieJ Broadway, New York
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QuACk NosrhuM MAAhRs

through false certificates an rsirfraers anl rtccursu
daiions OF their medicine, by tst alrd Dc alAt "a
pose o. couuadic ihem Or rh. beside 10 .eIhgf
their imposition copy nom MsaicU Bu0ss much tA,t
IL written OF The qualiiig. and tU % diere1t herbs
and plants hscrtue OF fine H.ut o. thtIr rfll. TX
tracts Specifics Sc, mos' % which 4o. aba conia III
htTouri, because oi tie Anctut 1.l.f q. s gufuy
everything bni now Known &. xvi more taan a
life ''f' iN-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

who Know little the nature aus tha' aetyr el SPECIAL
Diseases and LEre u 20 theit Csfl Some thlf r. forced
Diplomas OF institutions or tuaK... WIlluu never "a
i'ied N any part Of the We "a others tXhioit DIulo
mas OF Tie head new obi alhed rutn0Wu not ouB
assuming and advertising IN uaues I'D jHo.e nesred Il
the Dipl nas tut 20 further thIi uup,l iou as.uinr
ugme- % other most celebrated il.sitaua .eu aircs
dead Ntithrr be deceived lp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

known TO many Citizens, Pub. slci Ael...tf. uof.i
troprtt0fs &c, that ic i3 Ia % ..tlu.tuL.a. ava
lar.ciu:iy to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

q so arranged that paeut' never adfLOsI each ot
ef. RecouCct, The ONLY .utfs.c. .e .f .I.ee Is SO.
81 having no connection vito h- fald.ucs clut,.
Guenily no family interruption ~ Wa; ua 4ccOuut
'ah any person hesitate appyt -sts Office
uR niN
bohy assaif land 90 cannot ue coutsasieI txcft BY
guacks who viii say or Do aus thing .Dcu Vtr.me
themselves. to impose upon paiiru, tet Bee
IS TEE ONLY EEaULAt GRADUATE rutai.fsA al
gEErIsfku - uatrUF.
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Items of all Sorts

Their. 10 whisky shop in Richmond called the
Bragg Saloon, which the Enquirer think. ought
to bs an excs.lent "rstrea,."
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IGNORANCE OF QUACE noe iOqs AND Nosiuw
Man Eh.

MAN titN
through the igfurgn- of TIE DYaek Dne.Ur HUgt .r5
no othuI remedy, he Ieies upon lrfOukY aud gie. h
70 Az hif psicn;s m Pnl Dops &c.. se the No.rrgin
specific Alud0e, &c both lr.] b.. upon .s .ipsi. M
suEing i,w "a HUNDRED, It is nun sted iu various
sdls Throughout he land but. ALAS! uuthtu. is said
on the balan some OF whom dir others crow Nurse.
md are t 20 lnrer aud suffer iot mouhs ur years I'M
ians 'f i"-'tN-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

o avoid and r.csre lmpoa..aff t.....r lnl Sa.
i've Qaaess, more a.e,o.-' "a .'- lliae -.i.f .ias
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

b no. f,nbsd dadi 90 our s11errss 10 beng no
,eiycd 10y iht lying beasts, phrepr I.aliol- false ION
Ises sud pre'eusious u
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Tut MI QUACKs ARR NOI iONORANT-

Notwithstanding the foregoing iscts ale known &c
SOME Quaok hoo ots aud Nostrun Makers. yet. rerard
esq Of me Tile and health OF u'Ags, heic are ,hu.t
smong Them who viii even petjue iheAsrlye-. contra.
oleihg giving mercury 10 ihir pas eu,s U that ts con
AIMED IN their Nosirnms 30 that thc usual Tee mas
&c ob'are1 Tor pEoessedy curing or the dollar on
traction OF ~ may be obtained uf the Nostrum ID
thus that many are deceived alf0 and ustrssly sreud
aTge amounts tor experiments with quackery