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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22
poetry
Charge of the Mule Brigade.

ION the night of october 2sth last, when
General Geary's division OF the Twelfth Corps
repulsed the atttckng forces OF Longstleet at
Wauhatchie, Tennessee, number OF mules, al
frghled by the noise of tho battle dashed into
the ranks of Hampton's Legion, causing much
dismay among the rebels, and controlling many
of them to fail back under supposed charge OF
cavalry
Captain Thomas II Elliot, Of Gen Geary
staff, sends US the following rendition OF the IN
cident, which he Cleaned from an interior con
temporary LIS authorship Is not known by the
Captain Phil Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

ticg,rd NJ Eddy a. one of tba nu.i capable nod
success fol practitioners with whom have Bad oihoia
inter. curse
CHARLES MASON
Commss iuutr0f Patents.
have no hesitation iH assuring inventors that they
clnnot employ person more competent an Trustworthy
and more capable otputins their applications BOD form
- Tor them carly and favorable dcratou AL
the Patent once EDMtNn BURKE.
Ials Connie .oufr 0f paftus
Mr. X. 4. Eddy mas made Tor me thirteen applications
en- all but II which patents had been tanisd and
that b. pending Such unmsiakable roof ~ CREST
talent and ability his part leads me 90 recommend sH
In 0ntou to apply Co hm Co secure theft tatfBls Is
they may be sure athavre Che nest thfgl attention be-.
slo ged 0u their cases ami oi very reasonable charges
tOuN rAGsAkT
Daring eight months, the su scrhcr in coutse q Dos
large practice made ou twice rejected agp lions. six
teen appeiis everyone II which Wa ei5rd 10 h- favor
| by the commission r0f pi,entt 70 cody
| Baston, Dec. IN ls., 81
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CHEROKEE REMED Y
CHEROKEE INJECTION


COMPOUNDED rAcM ROOTS G4Rks AND LaA'Ea
CHEROKEE REMEDY, The great indian Duretic cures
y an DISEASES oi The urinary organs such as nconu-
hence Of the Urine Inflammation Of the Bladder, lnham
nation u DE Kidn ys, Stone iu he Bladder stncur
Gravel elect GouofThm, ard especially rccomm. udfd
ln chose cises 10 fluor Aibus or Whites In feuatsl
where an ihe old nagseous medicines have failed.
EIs pnpared BOO highly uceutra.td form, fac 4att
only h.ue fam one 70 tF, teaaponaat itfse ZINES PER
| day.
1 lisdiure,c and Alternative boz 20. actIoui purifying
and cleansing the blood ctusJng &. ~ flow 20 az -
ts orlgns pari.y aid yleor titus removing from the
system an pernIcoIs causes ahch have Induced DIS
| ease
Cherokee Injection @ intended as on ally cr assistant
To- the Cherokee Remedy, and soul be- used n c1nunc
ton with that MEDICINE an cases 4 G0norrhm, elect.
Tluor Abas or Whites. It's effects healing, soothing
nd demuc-nt, removing u scading heat chordee ald
pn instead of he burning and almost uncomfortable pain
that experienced with nea y all hr cheap quaek L..
| jections.
BY the use Of ,he Cherokee Remedy aad Cherokee In
lection he iwo medicines 40 tie same time-all IN
proper scharges are remove and he weakened ans
| are speedily restored to fll Figor and strength.
Fol fan pauicu.ats g.t our pamphlet from any drug
store 10 h- Country write us, aud viii mail free
| 20 any address, ullteatise
Price Cherokee Es medy az per bottle or three bottles
Tor s.,
Price Cherokee Injection, s2perto,ie, or three bottles
Tor 81.
Sent by Express TO any address receipt Of price.
| sold by an drug tiss every where,
DR. ". X. MERWIN & co., sole rroprieors
Ne 50 Liberty Street, New York,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22
:" A troop cometb. 8 Genesis NIX, II.

." troop c0meth, G'nesls A-\-N, H.
SCHOOL Boys CcMPjdrloN Tho following
sa ,peclmen
fms D1RG -- The dorg is very useful aui
NAL TIE dng watche. thiugs he watches
cows ana shccIs and mems coats when they are
at work. tie is < od 40 Watering things You
should not strike tha dug. Tor it you 10 he wall
bite you II You don't suike him be will wAg
his tail aud won't bite you.
i" Has your son Timothy hiled2' inquired
Gubbens oi Stuhbeus, the other day. " Oh,
not at oil he has only assigned over his prop
erty, aud fallen back to take better position, y
was the reply.
A peyson speaking to a deal man and getting
angry at h's not catching his meaning, said
- why it's plain as A i c.
THAT may be, SIR replied the poor man,
but am d Il +.
RArutR TOO NEAR -" DO you know the
prisoner Dir. Jones p
" Yes, 10 the bone.
What IL hs character -
"Dldn't know as he had any,
Does he live near you p
$50 near thai he has only spent five sbilliugs
! Tor trewood 10 eight years
A lady in Chicago the other day was asked
I by her cousin how she liked the Bd'moral stock.
ine. 20, very we'll - Eas the reply "Well
don't, :" said her cousin, - nor wlll wear then
either: I'll be Hanged It ia make BARRIERS
pole OF my leg for the sikeoi being fashionable.
Why ore young ladies 10 love good arithmeti
oians2 Because We bud thom apt to tlgh fol
(ciphet1 something.
An artist proposes to build a Bachelor
Hail." which will diaar from mo,t houses, il
having no Era
lie who esiria musical compositions 10 hi
hat, PUTS on airs whenever be walks out.
who were the fret astrological Tho stars
because they FIRST studded the heavens.
A goldfish breashs, and an lndiaiubOcf oseI
! coat will keep man dry oil day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

SALE OF CuolcE SrocK--Ihe sale at auction
Of cows and young stock, belonging to George
W Chaplin Of this town, and advertised in the
Hrad came on on Tuesday, the 18th, with
the following result Fifteen cows sold Tor the
sum 0! e7l3, at prices varying from S39 80 to
$50, and at an average Of $40 so the head.
james Huutoon ESQ OF CnttIIngsyllIe, took the
10, OF nine twoyelr-old-, at 523 eaoh,-Rm-
idnd Hrad
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

Halt mile, halt mile,
Halt mile onward,
Right toward the Georgia troops
Broke the TWO hundred
" Forward the Mule Brigade"
" Charge for the Rebs - they neighed
Straight Tor the Georgia troops
Blose The two hundred.
." Forward, the Mule Brigade "
" as there a mule dismayed
Not when the long Ears cit
AL their ropes sundered
There not to make repl
Theirs not t. rs ron why
Theirs but to maxi them fly.
On 10 the Georgia troops,
Broke The TWO hundred.
Mules to the night Of them,
Mules to the lett Of them
Mules bsnnl them,
Paved, ueighed, aud Numbered.
BreakIog Their own confines,
breaking through Lougs reefs lines,
Toto TIT Georgia Jroops
otolmpd the two hundred.
~.
Wide all their eyes did glare,
Whiskgd all their talls 10 aif
ScAtt'ring the chlyllry there,
While all tie World wondered,
Not a mule back besuaddled,
YET how they all sgedaddl
Flel every Georgian,
Unsabred, unsadded,
Scattered and suDd red,
How they we're routed there
BY TIE two hundred.
v.
Mules to the right Of them,
Mules to the Ielt OF them
Mules behind item
Paved ueighed, and hundred ;
Followed by hoot and head,
Fun a~ny Il hero He'd,
Fit'o !, ne last dltci dead,
Bsca iron An ASS jaw
An ,Lat was left Of them,
Lett by the two hundred.
VI.
When can their glory hde2
o, the Wild charge they made
All the world wondered.
Honor the charge they made,
Honor the Mule b iglde,
Loag cared Two hun ired
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silver Watches.



movement beauty o. material ana apoVe
all oue4puess IN Price these "a'ches
mus. iasIIe universal appf0bluon'
An irritation 70 ultless tra II can hardly b, detect
ed by th3 mos. Xlercnced judge HE mate ial beng
Of TWO metals, the ouier orc BENG OF hrI quauy
i Hing silver, while the inner one ii German slYeF
q cam be recognized ~ cutting 90 heavy. lpgat
ing making ii not only 10 appearance put ~ aura
bliity, the ctFe.em5iln.e 81 fod sTliug AiyeG in
existence.
The sale Of csc wa ches ia ODE amy source OF
enormous poat, retailing .s they very readily DO a.
S2j and UPWARD 5iahy hundred dollars can
mad in Iaeiepay day by any one % Obituary bu'i
ntss iac.
lyAf WHOLESALE ONLY Ia heavy hunting
cases, Beautifully engraved vmie enamel dial sna
fancy cut hands. il good ruauiuE order b. Inc la
dozen, sac Sold .nlY b iha case Of iX'
Upon rec ut ottVo d0la f, as guarantee OF good
la H. W, Vul send watcher ly express TO any part
the loyal United atc 3o Getting balance 81 Oill OF
delivery. ms msu-e' buyers against iau1' gWlig
theu th,ir w4tchos b ire payment is required
Soldiers In the daoyai states must nmit ca'h IN al
vance, a. me .Xpress mpnnic3 prempt1uly rel 81
making colec ion. iu snch dar RtrOus cealit'esi re
mem er. cash ~ alYd4c' rom within he army me
in The rebel state WeEu rtuice the .aie delivery
al Waclp. whe her thet or sent hy mail or eXpr "
HUBBARD BROliLtS, sole lmpeIters'
lTl BroadHar. g q co.'s andt 20 v mNiN2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22
FEMALE
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL

This medicine is OF long tried iIcssf tor correcting
al The disorders incidental 10 the fuuut Ilat
the afflicted may feel assured that his cordial i.tur
valuable and worthy OF their confidence not Que oi
those secret compounds puposed destroy healthy
ton. add a few testimonial from ply 'ioau. whom
all, favorng the Eclectic and Reformed Practice 81
Aodeits respect
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

ruHE subsc liner ,f.r. for s1i his Ia Of l2S acres,
| situated IN thr southeast para " Wolc1t, ope mile
and half from the village and wit 100 one half milo OF
school house, known A the Joel Martin Firm. 10 has
about ninety acres under age aid some th'fy acres
wood, and is wen water.d with springs II ha, a
good sugar chard otwo hundred trees, ard hop hsd
Of one acre Buildugi go d, nd tau new last Year.
seventy by forty y, win 40 men uua.r ue what' !
double and single wagon sled ploasi harfows, DAIRY
tools &C. &c. Also fifteen TO twenty tons q hay, stv
enty Ave bushels Of grain five cows SIX TWO years ola
heets comm IT, this season, year ing TWO ihoari
one pair Of good work horses, &C &C.
The above will pos yey be sold az Auction, on Tues,
day, March 18Th, 1864 sale 10 commence at O'CLOCK
TIMOTHY ARBUCKLE.
q. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

DR. WILLARD c GEORGE, formerly Professor
Tie Worcester Medical College aud President ~ tt
Eclectic Medical Society Mas speaks OF it 10 He fol
lowing terms,
" have used the Female Streng thcuiug Cordial sIu
lar 90 that prepared by d r. George " Sweet iHs
Hanover - and regard % u.s. enc oi flC Dctn lcas
Tor female complaints that can Pc ound
Dr J King, author Of Woman Tier phs.s,. aul
then Treatment says
This medicine appear. to exert a specific udleuce
the Uterus. II Is valuable agent 90 10 d.raug0.
ments OF the Female Reproductive Organs
DR.. +, Smith, President Of the New York As.ola iou
OF Botanic Physicians, says
No female it in delicate health, should om,, Do
timely use OF this valuable cordial owe much ui m.
success IN midwifery 10 the use OF tins medicine.
MOTHERS AND MARRIED iADrH
fhciollovius from IA. 80 lsw., worthy yoaraa
tee:
As general rvuely Tor female complaul. .l
Cordial Is very valuable one bu, by thc froc ing
is esteemed more highly Tor It's god results dgu Con.
Huemput IN relieving the great suffering attendant tpHu
childbirth. lacknowitdge with pr smith taa. maeI
81 my success in midwifery due t0 the Use 90 ell.
medicine. II Strengthens beth child and mother ih
such cases follow the dire tons of Prot King, uY a
lowing my patients 10 Use It a few weeks PIE, loss F."
confinement e BY tue energy It impatis 10 the ut f.
nervous system the labor viii he yery much facilitated
aud removes the cramps Which many tsmats ave iialO
TO. No woman, II che knew the great value ,i t.iH
Strengthening Cordial, would fail o use t
have received numerous testimonials from dl5fta,
parts Of the country where used knowing tht good h
Is capable Of doing, will warrant every butp oi mJ
Cordial to be satisfactory In It's ults.
The following symptoms indicate those affections in
which the Female strengthening Cordial has proved
invaluable
lndisposilion 10 EXerton, Wakcmlness, Ners ousne
Oneasiness Depression OF Spirits, Trembling,
Loss Of Power Pain in the Back, Alternate
thills, aud Flushing of Heart
/ Dragging Sensation ut the Lower Part of the heal
Headache,
lAnguor, Aching along
] The Thighs, Intolerance of Light
! and Sound, Pale Couneuauce, Deunge-
mcnt of the stomach aud Bowels pihcut
breathing, llyseria, sc &c.
LISA specific remedy in all Uterine Diseases,
Chlorosu or Green sickness, lrroguarty, Paiuinina
Prouse or suppression OF Customary RtschtrE
Is, LeucorrhrA or Whites, sc'rrhus on III
ocracd state OF The Uterus Steriliiy, sc
No better tonic eau possibly be put up than this, a
none less likely TO do harm and ID Is composed who'll
OF yogeta bic agents, and such as have Knuwn to "
valuable, and have used for many years
PRICE, seventy-nve cents per. Botttr
sold by druggists gencrallv also, sent to Buy ad
dress free, On receipt of price.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

We advise young nersons whnft hAlr n hfFInUInr 70
fall out TO take warning in time au save 'r hair, by
using the Amhrua Te those Nho have already lost theft
hais the fee OF the Amhrnsn will surely restore Il,
as Il IA, doHt Ior housaAas.
Ia SrtRLtNa's AanRostA Is a stimulating oily extract
Of Roots Banks ami derhs, II will sure all diseases Of
the scalp aud itching Of the head entirely umdeatus
dAndrun prevents the hair from falling out from turn
los prt maturey gray causing Il e grow thick and long
Il entirely different from all other preparations a.d
can be relied on.
iisAwe known fact TO thousands In the City Of New
York that this the only article yet discovered that will
Cure the hi Of the Scalp and cause the Hair to GroN
PRICE tl,O0 PER Boa, containing tso bottles,
Ia. n. n, STERLING,
Sole Proprietor,
No. 4o9 BROADWAY, New York
For sale by oil Druggists.
trS. K. Baows, Wholesale Agent, Montpelier, V
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The Great American Tea Company
blyEsEY STREET NEW YORK,


since its organization has created new era IN tue
history OF
SELLING TEAS IN THIS COUNTRY.
LII our cas- are ted by Professional ca tasier,
\ eX ressly aud exclusively Tor US. and We never
change over Two Cents 02 Cent per pouni above coat
tor original packages
IT, and that price is always marked on each ample
prokage at our store In plain hgures.
W. issue Monthly Price List OF tur Teas which
will be sent Tree to oil who order tive advise every
lea Seller to see IL II compromises null assortment
eoied for every locality IN the states Provinces South
America and the West Indies In this list each kind
divided inio -Four Classes or qualities namely cargo
nigh Cargo, Fine, finest that every one may under
stand fro de orpuon aud the Prices annexed dat tn,
Company are determined to undefsell the whole tea
trade
" guarantee sell al our Teas in original packages
AT not over Two Cents per pound above cost eeiev ms
this to be attractive TO the many who have heretofore
| been paying Enormous ftofs.
our business is largely done on orders, which we al
ways execute well and promptly a. though the huge
came maei, giving true weights and tafes and Away
guaranteeing everything our responsibility enabling
us to do all we onse Every dealer eau order HI
tea direct from the Compsny, and parties doing busi
mes. within Five nnrdred 1901 miles Of New York cal
they can buy esew herr and the urohaser IA dssati e
win hs bargain, within fourteen dNs li4l and hay
/ the m ney refu ded 10 th,m Hose VINO are oyt
FIVE Hundred mites can have thirty days Sot an tn
] ,sme priv ileges extended TO them.
! Resides thee advantages the Company viii pay Al
! FNpenses both ways, II the less are re urned.
| GREAT AN NKlCAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND JORRERS.
fsbs mot9 81 Nersey st, New ork
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

&. ). SlubJrn, OF Stowe, within year, has
sold three horses and l0lroxen for the moderate
sum of S 900.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22
IGNORANCE or QUACk DOCTORS AND hQsmCM
MAKERS

Through the ignorance of the OuaCk U4Ht1I kuoH4u.
~ ofh4F rsmedV he relie. uuou NtegrUy aud R... r.
+, lin. p.tisUfs IN nm. jfo,s Fr Id Ilt NUffru
uater e,ialy inn rspt adds 10 ~ .o.caHci Hxuacfs
-t.eiHc Attdoie. &c both tryilgupou l.s tite.t ia
mo ~. la a. hundred il ). tI4m ttti 500 FarIUEM
$40. throughout he land but ALArf ro,hu +. .ale
H. Gat,,, a. .0fae oI ,sbos die other. .r.. .l..
n ~. .'t ri 5er Ind .ttler lUr mon f.or gea Ul
III ,i,ey,l - Quad h uus.bI. ry como. .ut rHH.U#
~ l'iie''l '' 0"'''' %
uI.T AIf.Or ACKS ARE g1l IGhUHfkt
- $500. ,.... 10. .....
NYNi"Hilsl4uN'nt wy ~ 80. ~ .t- g.. 81. ..t
ZONE Quack noo or aug Z. = eal IVY. w AIH'
or OF we ne AhA nvA''a " ,r
.mphH theih WIZ WIZ ,'ettt f... ~. .. .t ....
oelhk giving HriuuIy 70 '",H ,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

G5OO VII + NJ FORFEITED " ph I. n'H
%JUU % iarg to cure IN e.r TINE lltn hns l.le
ttiysican, more tlecluglly and Ieunenat IS. '.a
straint from occupation or tear OF exposure f. al
" AtAer with ia ie and pleasant medicines.
sELF.ABUsE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequence
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND alluAilOh6I
Incident 10 Married and Sing Laeiei
SECRET AND DELICATE Dis0R JGhs
Hercuria Affections Erupous and al Diseare of thg
skin Ulcers OF the hose, throat ana hudy ilMFts
IN The taoe swclIngs Of the joints Neyousul. /;
Constitutional and other Weakness IN Youth, and lh9
more advanced, Of all ages, OF
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OK MARRIED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22
WILCOX q GlBB5
Family Sewing Machine
Price with Hemmer and Feiier $4,000.
eHnn M

Price with Hemmer and Feiier $40, 600
10000
fnHE WILCOX x GIBBS Family ewing Machine Is
/ the best Hachne, Without regard to price for
Family Sewing, BrhidinE, HonImtng, Eel
ling, Tuclting, COrding.
Il formsa nat even scam, which viii net rip In wear
oven when cut a frequent intervals and makes The tight
and most elastic seam, for Full 10TH Of any Machine
stitch
peculiar feature Of his machine, ach deserves par
tcuiar attention, is Patented DEVICE, which prevents
the possibility Of setting the needle wr0ugand oc which
prevents the Machine being turned wrong.
The WILCOX GIBBS Hemmers and fcllrrs are ne on
~ really practical Hemmers Ia use and worth
half Of the price Of the Machine, over all others i0raml
~ They form narrow gtt Lem or fell, far nicer
than can be done BY hand Toe Needle isyery short and
perfectly traght enabling to through hard thick
seams gsthersm hard cloth where all Machines using
long or curved needles utterly fail.
The feed has tendency to draw soft Light goodsd0wn
into the machine, but viii sew LINEN CAHnRc perfectly
It Is Acknowledged By all who see or use This Machine
that " Is the
Easiest TO Learn TO Use and Keep
in Order
Of any Machine made
" Aftcr much wear, and many washnHs, .hc stitching 10
found 10 retain al the rouudness and hmnes
which are 80 much admired at FIRST -NcW York sun
lrJ- Send Cor circular.
JAMES WILCOX, MqnHJactrr,
5lsRroalway Y.
A. a. srMsos. Agsai, Montpelier
Montpelier, June Iith, 1868.
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EARW FOR SALE.

This farm IS situated about four miles from West Ran
p ph d. pot aud lies in the eat part OF Braiutee, con
iaining ne arly two hundred Of land he build
ings are two dwelling hOu new, ana just com
pleted In modern style aud 6nsh. There are upon the
premises SIX barns and shed, which have all been
lied except one with hay and grain the last season.
said barns are OF the following dimensions Three are
q by 30 feet Is 80 by 90 feet 80 by 80 feet one
10 by 10 feet shed ~ ~ IS feet, sugar houss
grainery tool-house and shop Said hui dngs are in
sood r. pair and the farm is we'll waered and Vell sup
piled with fruits adapted the soil and climate For
further particulars inquire Of the subscriber on me pre-
mlses F7Ws JOEL A WHITING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22
Items of all Sorts

A CLERICAL Kiss Domi lie Brown had
reached the age Of As without having taken
any labial exercises. One Of his deac0ns had
charming daughter and for year or two the
Dominic found it very plea ant often to call
upon her. Ooe Monday evening, he was cit
ting as usual by her side, when an idea popped
into bis head.
Mary, I've known you long time, and !
never thought of such a thing before but now
would H. you to give me kiss. viii your
We'll Mr. Brown, If you think it would not
be wrong, have no objection
/" Let us ask a blessing first, and folding his
hands he said " For what we are about to re-
ceve. the Lord make us thankful.
The salute was given and returned
"Oh Mary, that wac good ~ said the Dom
lnie elecrcdei b., new s,nsl'ion.
" One mor, aud then return thanks"
Mary did not object aud wien repeated the
DOminie circulated in a transport of joy ,
q" For the creature comforts which we have
now enjoyed, the Lord be praised, and may
they be- sanctlied to our temporal and eternal
good" In less than month Mary became
Mrs Brown.
/ A" Henglishman who came hover hin the
i Iafnca," and settled at housekeeping, wa,
very much enraged on gong to market to fine
that eggs were forty cents a dozen, and CAV,
vent to his feelings IN the following terms
'Owsa man to keep ouso in this barste,
country, Ia should like to know ileges iort'
cents dozen? IA never card Of such thing
Ia wouldn't take them Il HI never should nv
"A tried egg or hommeielte IN ole course of IN
hfel Hts blarst.d shame - IL IS no won
der that h. got fggs.GspTditd under such cir
oumstducts.
/, A gentleman in the vicinity of Boston, o.
the occasion Of the br,h OF his Ssresh slu, an
nouno,d the luet to friend by the lOllowln
letter
-, March ., 1864.
COUSIN Matue-Annther roy this a, NJ a
doing we'll OR army must b' filled up -No
E uutserug hire very risk ,-vow quota is full
no draft at our huusa Tue country is sale :
three cheers for tae Ua,on. Snail We man
him 'Gad? 10 haste, COUSIN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22
FOaElON AND NAIVE QvA0D1-

ybo know little o the nature and ghaUc.H ~ SPECIAL
Ds.a4es and Lgss a. TO their euro 6omc tAllt forged
Diplomas Of Institutions OF College, Eil.l D.tti f
sed 10 any part Of the wo 10 others tth.ui Np.n
mae Of the Dead, how obtained. Unknown NOT onI.
ts.uminR and advertising 10 names 81 O-c inserted lH
HE DID mas but to nfther their mpa- i"l o. a'nc
IA mes Of Other most celebrated IhyIci-ua eut SINCE
lead Nsithsf be deceived By
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22
THE GREAT
INDIAN NJ GDICIN E
CMEROKE ZEE CURE!

CH e. x ID IL g. u a ~ IL II!
A Nunfailiug cure Tor spermaorrhea, seminal Weak
a ness Nocturnal Emissions, ami ali diseases caused
by selfpollniion; such as loss OF Memory, Universal
Lassude Pains Ia the Back, Dmness Of Vision PremA
ture Od Age, Weak Nerves, Difficulty Of Breathing
Trembling. Wakefalness, hrupHoni on the Fac, Pae
Counensnes. Insanity Consumption, aud all the Drefu
complaints caused by departing from the pan Of nature.
This medicine is simple vegetable extract and one on
which all can rely as % has heea used 10 our practice
for many yeas and With thousands treated IL has not
failed In single instance IT, curative powers have bee n
sufficient to gain victory the most stubborn case
To those VII have ned with their constitution until
thel think themselves beyond the reach Of medical aid,
we would say despair mott hs therokee Cure will res
tore you tolealh and vgor, aud after all quck doctors
have failed.
Foe fl particulars geta ltcnlsr from my drug store
ia the country, or itr be ptopreofs, Who Will mail
free to any one desiring h sam fu treatise 10 paia
phlet fora.
Price So per bottle, thre. bottle Tor IS and for
vsrded by Express % All p RS u the world.
Soldb all respectable druegst. everywhere
DR.. ". r. NERVE 4 CO. Sole Proprielors,
M. so lib rty Street, New York.
O. G. Goodwin and n :. Burr Co., Boston, Wholesale
Agents iehly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

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