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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

CABBAGE CHOW CHOW. Cut small, solid heads
of cabbage into clips good teal coarser than
you would cut straw, and place the material IN
an earthen crock, covering 1t with clean, cold
water for twelve hours. Then drain of the wa
ter, salt the cabbage just SO much as will season
it suitably for the table, and fill with II glass
fruit irs, fitted with alright screw-stopPeTs,
mixing literally with the cut cabbage the long
cayenne pepperpods, 10th red aud green small,
white onions, unground allspice, aud thrust in
IL few slender roots OF horse-radlsh. Take good
picking vinegar dilute with one-thiri the
quantity Of pure, rain water, and fill the jars.
After standing twenty-iour hours, place the jars
in hatbottomed KETTLE in cold water place the
kettle over the FIRE, and heat gradually until the
water boils, Continue the boiling very mode
rately twenty minutes, and then remove the jars
and screw fast the shoppers. When cold, set
away in dark, cool closet. Cabbage Chou
eholOed in this manner will keep long time,
and is good either boiled fried, or eaten jus. US
it comes from the jar.-MadeiiHe in Saturday
Erening Post,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
wAsHISGroN DISTRICT, IS Montpelier, in said District
on the 10Th day Of October, A. d. 1858
HARI.O5 BANCROFT, Executor Of the last will and
y testamen Of sally michel. late Of Cabot In said d-
rict deceased presents bis ADM nistraon account for
examination and allowance, and makes Application for
decree of distribution and partition OF the estate Of
80 i'd deceased.
Wh1eupon us ordered by said Court that snid A..
count application releued asesson otsaid
Cour To be held at the lIotafe Office Ia said Montpelier,
on NE l0h day Of NoymebefA D. 1865, for hearing and
decision thereon;
Ana II ls further o,deTed thanotice hcttoi it
three week. successvely in the Green Mountain Free
man. newspaper published Montpelier, previous to
said tmeappoiuted forhearur tha tLel may appear
at snd time and place. ana shcw cause ilGry they
may have why said aceou Mt should not he allowed ant
such decree made. Blythe Count.
glJVH Attest r. Il MERRIl A., Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31
Fattening Poultry.

Ii is OF no use to put up skeleton and expect
to make fine, fat, tender meated fowl Of II by
feeding in confinement. Fattening is adding lat
to lean. You must have the lean laid on while the
bird is running at liberty, No amount OF feeding
will make q hard, old fow tender II ben IS
over ten months she may as well be ten years.
She has passed tn age for the table. She is old at
ten months and ought not to be palmed of as
chicken.
-Four months, or at most five months, is old
enough to take chickens for the table, and II you
take them at that age, in good ileshy condition,
three or four weeks Of confinement ought to
bring them in first rate condition iot the table.
II they are going to market they may be crowded
TO advantage, but for home consumption It Is not
needed. lfyou make a coop big enough for iii
teen or twenty fowls and put four or live into 1t
they will not readily fatlen. They have too much
room. To iatten rapidly they must not have
room to move about freely, but simply enough TO
stand and shift their position. They ought to be
fed three times day. Indian meal or dough IS
one of the best articles Of food to lay on fat Olt-
meal mixed with milk is also first rate. Either
substance should be fresh mixed each time, and no
more ought to be given than will be eaten up
at the time. If you give too much the bird Will
OVERHEAD or become cloyed, that's, the appetite
is destroyed, and the food gets sour, and if the
fowl does not take decided disaste to il, it will
not thrive upon it.
Feed fattening fowls at daybreak in the morning.
Cover them up warm at night and protect them
from cold during the day. Feed regularly, never
on stale food Never subject them to draught OF
air. Never place them where they can see other
fowls running about. In these circumstances they
will fatten beautifully 10 three weeks and there is
no known process by which they can be kept
healthy after they are well fattened. Begin then
three weeks before you want to kill Calculate
the number the coop will hold and ill it SO full
that the fowls can do but little more than stand
comfortably. You cant expect to do more than
put on flesh while fowls are running at large. You
cant htten. II YOU want to get the highest
price in market you must coop and feed, three
weeks in the manner indicated -PIOughmaa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

comp lete sdheson Of the peura. The len lung sound
kand the upper lobe o.. the risl. in toerably
Aeahy condition.
Consumption at tha, time was thought TO be an incur
able di'ease by every one, physicians as wei those
who unearled in metcine-cspeoially such cases
were reduced to the condition was iu, Tai. induced
many people to believe my recovery ouy temp ofary.
now prepared and gave the medicine to eonsump,yes
for some time aud made many wonderful cure. aud
the demand increased o rapidly, that determined 10
offer them to the pub aud deyoe my undivided aite
ton to lung dseaset. In truth was next forced to It,
for people would send tor far aud A. TO asc rtaiu
whether their cases were like mine.
For many years, in conjunction with my prlnepa
Office in Philadelphia, have been making regular pre-.
iessonal visit. TO New YORK. Bos,n, baltimore, and
Pittsburgh
For several ears past have msde as many as Ave
hundred examination, ekiy, with the " Resprome.
etern For such examinations Hy charge three dol.
lars and enables give each patent the true
dition of his disease, and tell him frankly watcher he
will get well.
The great reason why physicians do not cure Co
sumption is, that they try to do too much they civ
medicines to stop the cough, to stop the night sgeats
hectic fever. and by 80 doing they derange the whole
digestive system locking up the ons aud tventu.
ally the pa lent dies.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

SELECTING SEED PoTAToEs.-A correspondent
of the Western Rural recommends the selection
of seed potatoes at digging time Neither the
very largest, nor by any means the smallest,
should be chosen, but preference sho1ld be given
to such as have the strongest characteristics Of
the variety grown, and appear to DO we'll
matured. Although great results are not to be
expected in one or two years from this practice,
yet if followed up for a series Of years, highly
satisfactory improvement in yield and quality is
guaranteed, and considerable defense against the
rot. Seed potatoes should be put up in boxes
or barrels, and placed where they will neither
freeze nor heat.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31
80 Il, and be convinced.

LET j. Is not Dye. ? Il VIII not color the skin.
3d. II VIII restore the Hair IRON q Gray TO beauti
tul Black, Brown Auhufn whatever mig h have been
its original color and cauae 1t to a. ume is former
beauty
An II VII cure all disc1ecs and humors Of the scalp
keep the head cool, ana the hair from falling or and
promote healthy growth.
oh. AS Dressing for the Hair II be Of the best in
msrke'. II VIII change dry harsh ana WHY hair 10
beautiful six like appearance,
Gin IL will change GRAY and Fadtd Whiakers TO
beautiful Brown, and them to appear more nat
ural than BY any other application.
Mr.. Z. Pease, New Bedford, Mass, says:
The Martha Washington Hair Hestorcr is the. best
article ever had 10 Ivy tore TITS selling more and
giving better satisfaction than any other
Mr. S W., New Bedford, has, says:
" The Martha Wlshu gton Hair Rcs4orer gupcrsedes
all the Bnr Dyes and Restores brought before the
public None equals it.n
NJ e. s. Bray, outh Danyea, MasT.,say
" nave sold ib dozen bottles Martha Washington
Hair Restoref in this section the past tour months,
aud IN no case has u tailed TO give satisactonn
| Mr. G. g. BiXby, North Bridgewater, Mass says;
'i sell more 81 Martha Wilmington Hair Res'orer
than al oiher-.'
lady from Chelsea, hasi, going West, Gays;
" would give three dollars fer one bottle, rather
than 70 without or use any other"
Ask ~. l.. Lane Swanzey, Z H., ~ he did not restore
bis grey hair ana whtkers 60 their iormtr beauty by
usag bottle Ct Martha Warrington Hair Rertor,r
AK Mr.. J T. BAby, South uluyeis, Mass. ~ she had
IOi been troubled with bad lum On her head fo1
ttee years and applied many medicines but got no re
lief M in using one bottle Of the Martha Washington
Hair Besiorer her head cured. md b,or. she ha5
out where Il had fallen OF aud in three months she had
"a good & head Of hair when aYouth
For sale hy Wood, BiXby Co., Wholesale aud x
II Agents, Montpelier, VI. V&H2yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31
SaraE. Rich's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
WAsNtvGTon DIs1Rcr, 49, en- at Monpeitr,on the l2ih
day Of October 4. .. 1865.
NYLYANUs +. RICH, Administrator Of the es'ats Il
~ Sarah llich late OF Roxbury, IN said district, de-
ceased, make Application to said CONT with the consent
and appreciation m writing the heirs c raid deceased
for license sell The whole Il the real estate OF said de-
creased, Including he homestead therein, representing
TINT said sale would be beneficial 60 the chldIen ara
heirs Of said deceased and all interested in said estate
WhereupoB is ordered by said Court that SAID az pli
cation be referred ohe IN day ~ November d. 1868 AT
the Probate Office in Montpelier hoafng and decision
thereon:
And Il is further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof Equalization # notice Of this ap
plca0n and order thereon, three weeks successtVeb
n the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier,
before said time OF hearing that they may appear, al
said time and place and fthey cause object thereto
BY the Court,
rllw3 Atst, r. MERRILL, Judge
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RAILROADS., Mt.
VcTsas DAt Cena~ Q and SuIii-
van siaisrOaGs.
.Ssfs1sSas sissssl3
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing October oh, 1865.



Leave Montpelier d 905 ~. $50 ?. n.and lO0or.
Al Alt IRktT leaves kOuse's Point at4 30 H. connect
m ing at White RIVER Juncton and Bellows Fans
with Trains fof Boston, Worcester Springfield and Nsv
YORK arriving at New York atO15r. H. and with trans
on Plssumpslc Il. Z.
BUELNGroS EKfREss TR,iN leaves Montreal at IS II.
Nj, Rouse's Point at i4i AN connecting at Buclngtol
WIN thampaln steamers for Saratoga, Troy, sc.
DAY EXrRgss TBAISiraVes Montreal al . 81 4. ~, It
Johns nj 10 90 NJ, Ogdensburgh al 30 ~ or Boston
&c, connecting at Darlington with Rutland Road for
Try, Albiuy and New YORK, arriving IN lo.ton via.
Lowell at 1880 ?. N.
NrgHr EtFBEss leaves 0gdensbutth at Il 30 =.
~, Montreal at $40 ?. n. Rouses Point al 5A5 1t,
Johns at 44O IN, anyng at Boston at $40 NJ connect
ng al Bellows rails with Cheshire Road Tor Bo ton
Worcester and with Vermont Valley K. Il. for spring
field &c, andauivinR In New YORK at 1880 ?. N.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier at 40 An. HOO NJ, and 20 :
NJ, and 433 Pm.
DAS EIFREss fHNS leaves Boston via DWELL at 500
an Tor Burlington, ST. Adams, Montteal Ogdensbufgh
and West, arriving al Montreal at 300 ?, NJ, Ogdens-
bufgh At " 80 A. Al.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston via Lowell at ZtO 4, ~
via. Lawrence al 730 49, for Burlington Ruuseis Point
&c, Leaves boston wa FlChbutgat 7.3u ~ Springfield
AT las 4. NJ, connecting at White River juno ion with
DAY express Tor Burlington, Montreal, ugdensbutg and
the Wet
AocGHAoDirtoS TBAtNleaves Mortified al 10 90 l. y
ahd Burlington l2.O p. NJ, for Kouses Point
NtGHt EifRKss IHAiNleaves bellows Fails at 10 90 ?.
~, receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Il. R.,
leaving New YORK Al n NJ, and from Cheshire
Y H., leaving Boston at 80 Pm connecting at Whit
River Junction withttaIn leaving Boston at 80 IN
for Burlington, Rouses Point, Montreal and Ogdens.
burgh, connecting Montreal and Otdensbufgh, with
Grand Trunk uiins for IN. West
Sleeping cars are attached to both the nj express
trains running between ST. Ablns and Boston aud q,
Adams and Springfield.
Through IeketstofC hieagt andths West fordals 81
IN principal stations
st. Albanr, Oct ., 1865
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l)oetrp.
NY Darling Down BY the Sea. '

al 1Ay 0aAAlub OVWA w Iuo oOa'
6. Where the cool breeze greets the silver
ef The soft curying sand,
' And the fresh breeze lifts my lresses,
husing sad and lone stand
He my darling in the city
In its feverish throb and roar
Would that he were BY me standing
Hand in hand upon the shore.
Brave blue sky, bend thou above him,
Fresh and fair ss now DER me
Blow, fresh breeEe, and bring unto him
Tidings from the whispering sea
Tel him that his darling keepeth
Night and day his memory dear
Brssthes his nam amid the sunshire-
Bresthes Il In the moonlig ht clear
Thrice day the seaside village
Walkers with Start TO life,
Whe n the great trains from the city
Break the calm and hush to strife,
Anxiously scan the faces,
ForI may, beloved mine,
Clasp hand perchance, this evening,
That this morn was clasped in thine,
Mighty are the links that bind US
- I'm and true as iron blnls-
thai acfsss the leagues Of distance,
the and I, love, have cssped hands.
tight ~ the dusky office.
miiis'm darlings careworn face.
TIL, cool breez across lis features
nation IN, for moment, space
are in MAIN. ,...,,.,u.
adopt h.,r, grow r.int and cad
~ comes TO share it with m
cohoing here can max m glad
DEL him am watching, waiting,
Sick at heart, as sick can be.
Waiting, watching for The morning
That shall bring him unto me.
London Sockf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden al
WAnNGroNDlsTMoT,s Montpelier, on The IOih day
Of October. A. D. 1885
A BEL WARREN, Admins falors Of the estate of
Abimm Taylor lAts Of Bsfn In said district deceased
whole Of the res! estate Of sail deceased excepting the
night OF dover and homestead therein feprese ntng tia!
sad sale Is necessary Tor the payment Of The deb Of
said deceased.
Whreupoo, tits ordered by said Court, that said ap.
pcation be referred To the 3d day Of November, A d.
1863 al the Probate Ucein Montpelier hearing and
decision thereon and is further ordered that all per
interested be notified hereof by publication Of notice
Of this application and order thereon three weeks sue
eessiyely in the Green Mountain freeman, printed at
Montpelier, before said time Of hearing, that they
may appear said time and place, and If the
Object thereto by tie Court,
ri2wJ Attest, r. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31
THE PULMoNIC SYRUP

is one Of the most valuable medicnes known. II is
nutrient powetialy tonic and Dec ling u itself Il con
tains no opium vel, loeieus he pbogm In the bronchial
tubes, and taure throws it oil with little eNetton one
bottle frequently cures an Ordinary void but 10 will be
vel hrst 70 take doe cf chtnCks Mandrake Fills 10
cleanse The stomach The rulmuuic sympis readily
dgested and absorbed iuio blood, To which mparts
It's healing properties II h eof ne cpsrat ons OF
iron IN use u D. powerful tom q; and
when the Sea Wetd Tonic dWoyes the mncus in the
Omaeh, and Is carried ofby tae aid of the Mandrake
healthy how OF gastric Juice good appetite
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31
Reputation Established !

.RErs. =. II. .Elgen as truly a.
pH6Iic 6CMcfiyCfTcSS, and her
CORRerfGI avrCCSS is unpre-
CCcEeNfed. Her fame and
her disC0CcPiCs haze gone
Gbyo0Cj, CMG t0-CyWy sac is
in h,P iisc the largest man
HGiSCfWrcSs ia fhc iCOrld.
Everybody Interested.
A'Owfh and 0i6 age are alike
beHoGtcd 6y thc HSe Of Mrs.
y. 81. .silCH'S Worlds Hair
RcSFOrer and Hair Dress
ing. They act direcf|y apOn
nc roots Of tie hair. causing
iM.CHri0Wt grO'Cih and beau
~. E'OWr hGiT, If changed TO
grey or aChife bg sickness or
Other CGHs62, Wjti soon be re-
stored to jtS natural cotton.
amt beauty, DGnCsrmaerGd-
iC0icd GOrCoer. The Hair
failing stopped. The n,OSt
delicate hc0d-dFeSs or bOss-
aeSCGm be arOIn sCItk0RS fear
0fSOiling. ThemOSideIishS-
fat fragrance 10 the hair iS
impaired. II yoM Uish 40
restore yOur hair, as in
youth, and retain IL through
life, scithoVt delay purchase
a bette Of each OF. RsrS. y. IL.
.EIion'S Worlds Rs0ir Esc-
St0rer and Pressing.
Sold by Druggists throughout tho World.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
f0s & 600 Greenwich As, Non-Vo,Is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31
SUP ERROR DRAIN TILE

AZ ABE othe celebrated strong, tcnac Gus clay Of ood
Nj brds- T., burned Sh intense heat over The Fire
Brick 10 Fire ckklns, and sold az moderate prices,
The clay MUST 1e -muyed from Orcr valuable beds OF
the bes White Ware aud Fire Brick clay Also, double
glazed Sons Ware tpes, with collars Tor making water
ugh pipe TO coniuet pure water free from rust and
poison. stove Innings and lire Brick, &c, &c Of best
quality. shipped by railroad % water direct from Fac.
tory, ship channel OF Rsftan River p miles fiom
New YORK City
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31
KennedY's Rheumatic LlnimenL

The attention cfthe public g. ociltd 10 this meet tN
cellen of all lnmenis az perfect aud speed cure
all De aches aui pains that desh is heir to
khEUMAllSM Is caused by q staFualion OF tho fluids
arising from checked peragim'iOn-arc cured by a lew
DO tilcol keunedys Rheumatic Ilniment
NEURALGIA the King OF a. pain s caused an
inflammation oil the nerves ig instguty cured by few
application OF kennedy's Rheumatic Eminent
SfNAlNS are caused By an over extension and a sud.
contraction Of the muoles ARE cured by few bottles
OF hennsdyt Rheumatic Imminent, equally good for
man aud beast.
PLEURlsf, is an iunamaion Of the Innings of IN
RIBS cured BY NV bottles OF kuuncdys Rheumatic
Imminent
BRUISES arc caused by sudden pressure of the
aesh aud smashing of the tissues are instantly relieved
by Kennedy Rheumatic LuimenL
CRAhP B contraction oi the mnfoes caused bv a
sudden stoIping Of the ne'vens tuld which prevents
animal LIE having tfce now Is cured by few anp
cations OF kenn,dy's Rheumatic Linment
SOkE THROAT AND uOARSENEsS are caused by
an unnatural dryness Of the glands wei pece OF flan
mel Win htnntdy'e Rheumatic Lin nent nrply Il ON
gong TO bed, aud you will be well In the morning
hEADACht AID rHRoanlNa oR rHg rK~rIRa il
eau- bi pressure RON ns,nsibe Preparation IA cur
ga oy ale" applications Of ksnnedyd Rheumatic Lin
WEAKNESS or the BACK follow tho ai,..,lon,
n the circular around each bottle
FOR AN uLJERAftD SORE THROAT Won will
trke tne easpoonu OF the inlment and four T. .nann
iuls OF water TarElo n the thfon twice adav In ia.
days viii be we'll This oaa ieaspooalu viii b. wat,h
| a dollar 10 you ~
foR BR0hCultIss and all inaauma,tn Of the ,h,os,
tonss and palate. with dry hacking cough you viii
dilute the ninent with four OF 1--we times ta buk "A
water 81 Gle he throat and swallow the moisture mi.
never alA u la good Tor eoths ehe eagaChe sWeliel
49, ,p nl ~ every Kind Even family thsud
| Manufactured by DONALD tkRNNEDy. Roxturv
eta-ir(9ef cents. Tor saie hr 49,. -.-..-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31
BOURBON WIIISKEY

recommended now e-iays by almost every physician.
Many patients that visit my rooms 10th male aud female
are snpehtd with this poison The rrsi s temporary
Ii they cough they take little whisky It they lei
weak AMI feeble, they take little whisky; iith y
nj sh,p, they take little wbfkej aud they 40 on
IN This way requiring and more until they 0at.
ed up and imagine they getting neshy. The stomach,
liver aud digestive powers are completely destroyed
and ose their app title ior food No enc was cured
OF een,upmiluu by THIS process, where catiits have
been formed In the unga A little stimuli ant l. frequent.
~ beneficial to cousumpyes, such a. pure brandy OF
good wints, In many cases, London porter or brown
ouiin moderate Quanlit, uthoufbOn VIII shy hastpns
on, instead OF curing oonsump ion.
.Ile StaweCd Tonic produgcs'asing results thorough.
y tntgo a'ng the omaeh and digestive systcm. anu
enabling to eliminate and make into healthy blood
the food which may be ufei Tor that purpose II h. "a
wonderful IN It's tilloi that wine r u will rest
hearty meal and little a II taken before hfeakiast
VIII give tone which icw mcdlcinu pcsesl the power
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AGENTS WANTED! NOW READY Il

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l LION Dor Issued by the Auburn Publishing Co.
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u, y. SANITARY COMMISSION
ARMY AND NAVY CLAIM AGENCY,
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES
Il. j. SCOTT, Local Agent.

Office al Rev L. j. SCOTS. Corner Elm and Spring SITS
MONTPELIER, VI,
THEU.s. SANAITRY COMMISSION, desiring to re.
eve Soldiers Sailors aud their families from the heavy
expenses usually paid for the prosecution Of such claims
have established this Agency to collect pensions arrears
Of pay, beuniy and other claims against the Government
claimants
On application sent to this Agency, stating the ZANE
aud post.ohoc address u the claimant the name rank
company regiment, service and state Of the soldier
whose the claim Is mAdt date of discharge OF
DEATH the proper blanks will be aed far posi-
Bile, and forwarded TO the person applying These can
then be executed and returned to this onse where the
claim will be pro.ecuied to FINAL Issue IN the shortest
possible time.
9v All communications relative to pensions, hounles,
arrears Of pay, and other eaim, against the Government
should be addressed to REY. j. SCOTT Montpelier,
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THE SEA.WEED TONIC

Il s,mnlant and none other T. required when II l.
used lthp ure aud pleasant NJ bid effects like when
using Bourbon whisky, which disorders the stomach,
orpois Tie liver, locks up all the secrcions turns the
blood ntoNa,er dropsy seis in and the patient die.
tastlu
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where all lcers Tor advice business should be dfec
ed.
lie will be found there every saturday professionally
to examine lungs with The Re'pirometsr for which bic
fee Is three dollars all advice free.
In New York. at No. % Bond Street every luc.day
from o 4. N. to8P p. 81.
AZ the Marlboro Hotel, Boston. January Is and 10
February 10 and u, March Is and H. April 10 and 20
MAY II and Is June "A and 10, July ~ and -.
The time lot my being 10 baltimore ani Pittsburgh
will be seen IL the daily paplrs OF those cities.
rHEHIsTORi OF DIR SCBENCE S OwN CAsEAND
NOW HE WAS CURED or CONSUMPTION.
Manyyelrs ago, whilst residing IN Philadelphia had
progressed gradually into the las Stage Of Pulmonary
Consumption. An hopes OF my recovery being di.sipa.
paed, was BY my physic an, DR.. Parri.h, 10
remove into the country. Moorestowu, New Jersey
beng my native place WIS removed thithtr My
father and all bis fatally had lived AMI died there and
died Of Pulmonary Consump, ON. On ms ARRIVAL wa
put to bed, where LAY i'r many weeks IN whai was
deemed hopeless condition. Dr Thornton who had
been my fathers fam y ply cln and had attended him
in his last illness called 10 me- ne thought MY
entirely beyond the reach med cine and decided
that mu die, aud gave me one week to arrange my
temporal Affairs In this appa emily hopeless condition
heard Of the remedies which row make and sell Il
I a