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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
Eeaal Notices.
waller Rrown's Estafe.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court held at
WAsHTS0roS DISTRICT 81 Montpelier, IN said District,
on ths 18th day Of September A. D. 1865.
MARY BROWN, EKecutrix ofthe last will and testament
Nj Of Walter Brown late Of Nortb6sld, ia said district
ds eaaed preseD nstration account for exam
nation and allowance, andmake application fora decree
ofdsrbuti0n and partition OF the estate Of said de-
CeDsed.
Wheeupon ,itl8 ordered bysaid Court thatsaid az.
count and Multiplication be referred to ofsad
CouTto be held al the Probate ONCE In said Montpelier
on The l1th day Of OctoberA D. 1865, for hearing and
decison thereon
And II 10 further ordered thatuotice hereof be
gventoal persons Interested by publication the same
three wee successiyey In the Green Mountain Free
man, newspape published at Montpelier, previous TO
said time pponted for hearing thai they may appear
atsaid time and place, and rhOw cause iiany they
may have why said accou nj should be allowed, and
such decree made. BY the Court.
pQ4u9 Atteu--s A CHASE Raaisef.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
.TOseph Rlake,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, I in Probate Court, held at
RarpoLFH DtsTnor, S. Brookfed, within and for
said district, on the lth day OF September, A. D. 1900
instrument purporng to be The last viii and Tes,a-
"a mcnl Of Joseph Blake, late Of Randolph, In said
District, deceased being presented to the Court BY sem
Blake Of the executors therein nmned Tor Probate
lt Ia ordered by said Court tina all persons concerned
therein be notified oppeafat session of said Court
to be holden at the Probate Office, IN Brookhold on
the 9TH day OF October, 1865, and show cause, II any
they may have against the Probate Of said viii; for
which purpose itis further ordered that copy Of the
record ofths order published weeks successfully
In tho Green Mountain Freeman printed al Montpelier,
previous to said time appointed for Tearing.
true copy Of record,
T3sw3 Auest-J R. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03

Coon SrocK There is much less profit in
keeping large number of poor, scrubby cattle,
than less number oil hrsl class animals. Get
rid, sly We, of your scrawny stock RAISE your
likely, well-iormed calves. Sell your poorer to
the butcher. II costs little more to keep well
built, we'll favored, clean limbed animals, than
i; does to keep an inferior kind while the for
mer are worth double the money, aud afford ten
timer the pleasure to the iarniss than the latter
do. It would be for the interest os the farmer
To look less to the quantity, aud more to ;ss
quality OF stoek. kdn,d, Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
1865.

FARMERs AND HoUsEKEEPERs-should recolleci
that hundreds Of dollars worth OF Grain, Provisions, &C
are annually destroyed BY Ras Nice, Auts, and other
meets ana Yefmnal VI which eau b. prevented hy
few dollars worth II CosrAns" Rat Roach Ant, &c,
Extermlnt 'o-, h0r'l' and nd freely.
DOT See tnf f.='A . o. .ef' s.sn' in 'his p;rcr.
Dor soi ~ Aod pei.o fl,
lcr ny WOOD, BiraT h Co., and N. X. asouN.
and AL Druggists ard neslsrs .slms
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03

CHANGE Oh scENE 10 BEEs.--A friend who has
been a bee master for forty years, informs that
he considers a change Of scene, especially from
garden to heather, Of great advantage to the
bees. lie noticed that when his hives we're not
removed n hill quarters for few seasons they
became efeminate, and thowless, and when
Strange hives made 40 attack on them and their
stores. they showed deficiency in courage
whereas he noticed that when sent of regularly
ia rustioste among the hills, they always showed
a more stirring and plucky nature, the enemies
were seldom successful in battle. This he &C.
counted for ia this manner Bees IN wild
state change their abode frequently indeed,
this they are obliged to do from the trees, etc.
in which they lodge being destroyed hence
their efieminaoY when confined IN the same
lbole for number Of years. Then when they
are placed among the hills they are generally
placed alongside Of bees from various districts,
with which they learn both to battle and to DO
the lmiable. 10 short, they see society, become
bees OF the world, and return to their garden
hooks with renewed health and pluck over and
above adding considerably to the value OF their
stores. We have heard an extensive breeder OF
pheasanis state that he considered change OF
scene for breeding birds also required, IN order
TO keep the old bird in health, and IN a state IN
which they would breed annually. Keepers
knog how spritess birds become in suct
places after year or two of confinement Bu
when the pens are made Of light materials, anC
changed in situation every two years or 80, bird
remain comparatively healthy.-Scoihh Farm
e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03

DLEAsANr TO he palate cause no pain act promptly,
never require ipcreae OF dose, do not exhaust aud
Tor elderly persons, females and children are Just the
thing Two taken go ught move The bowels once the next
mortin s. Warranted IN an casos q Piles and Falling OF
he Recnm We prom cure f'r all symptoms Of DYs-
PEPstA sroh SIS Oppression after eating, Sour stomach,
Splitting Of Ford, Paluisdous, also, Headache, niEFl-
ness, Pain 10 the Blok and Lo u.s. Yelowness Of thesn
and Eyes sick HeadA he Coated Tongue, B.lloasness
Liver Complaint Los VI Appetite, Debility Monthly
Pains, and II IRREGULARITIES, Neuralgia, Faintness Sc
Travellers ind the Lozenges just what they ed they
compact ard nodrons that thy may be carried IN
the vest pocket Prge co cents per h0N small boxes 30
rents. For sale by J. S. Il ARRIsON CO., Prophet ors
No I fremont Temple Boston, win be mail 10 any
address enclosing 6N cents F6M27yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03

A ppppIse "A nutritious aud iavorite pud.
ding ~ made 4. follows Halt pound Of
finely .sbred .uet, hall a pound Of a0ur, two or
three ourcss VI mois, ,ugar, half pound OF
currants or s,eDed Taisine, Two wpll-bestcn eggs.
about copfdi Of milk, and small quantity OF
salt. Mit all well together aud make immtdi
stsly into a pie dab and bake los about bali an
hour. All young people Ike u, aud Il eats like
family plum CAKE. OF soun5s ssnsuningS may
be added. pat a healthy spPetitc Is toe best spies
for young People
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
TESTIMONIALS.

aIteeard Mr. Eddy ss enc Of the most capable and
ueees,nll ptacttlonets with whoa have hsd official
intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
COMMISSIONS Of Patents
,' have no hesitation In assuring Inventors thatthsy
cannot employ person more competent an Trustworthy
10 secure thsm eaiT aud favorable Iteration at
the Patent Ohee.' EDMUND bURkE,
Late Commits Toner Of Patents.
"Mt r. n. Eddy has made for methir,een applications
on all but Of which patents had been granted and
thai IL nuu pending Such unmisiakahe proof Of great
talent aud abiiyun his part leads me TO recommend all
10 rulBR TO apply 10 aim to secure their atens. As
tAsy lnaY be safe Of having The moiiathf attention be-
slowed nth cases, and tvsfy reasonable charged
Juuk rAGsART
Dufinf eight months, the uiscthef h. course Of BIT,
srgs practice made twice rejected apple ations sE
ssn appeals every one Of With was decided IN his favor
| by The temml tsleaet Of pateuta n. n. EDDY
| nes,sh, Dec ~, 1852 ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
American 81 Foreign Patents.
K. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR PATENTS.
ate Arentoiu 3 Patent Once Warrington uuds
the Aoto 1917
! state street opposite KilbYst., con


the Aotoi 1857
5tatestreet. opposite kilbYst., con
4 FTER an extensive practice q upwards oftwenty
years. continues to secure Patents the United states
also In Great Btn france and other foreign oountt IS
Caveats Specifications, Bones, Assignments and all Pa.
pets, Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms
and with dispatch Researches made into American or
foreign works 90 determine the validity utility Of pa
tents or onand legal or other advice rendered
In all matters touching the same. Copies o. the CLAIMS
of my patent furnished by temitting dollar Assign
ne nts recorded at Washington.
The agency is not only the largestln New England u
through m Inventors have advantages Ter securing pa
tents OF ascertaniag the paientabit onyentious IN
surpassed by, " not immeasurably superior to- any
which be offered TO them elsewhere fhe tesmoni-
ais heow given pIove that none successful at the
Patent uce than the subscriber and success Ia the
best proof oil advantages and ability he would add that
he has abundant 10 believe and prove that no
other Office oil the kind the changes for
services moderate The immente practice Of the sub
sofbe during twenty yeats pasthas enabled him TO ae-
cumulate vast collection Of eehcaiens and Official
lee isons relative to patents.
these besides his extensive library Of legal and me.
ohanca woIks aud full accounts Of patents granted In
the United states and Europe, render him able be, ond
question to offer superior facilities for obtain nr
Alineeessty Of journey to Washington To prorutea
patent aud the usual great delay there here tayed in
yeaor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
BOURBON WHISKEY

recommended ow-a-days by almost every physelin
Many patients that visit M r9oms loth male ana u ne
stnpehed with this poison. The relief Is ttmpo'
II they cough, they teke n little whitky " lhY ~,
weak and feeble they take little whi,sey II lh{ gun
net Blttp, they take q little wnlshtl and thS 49,
IN hsway requiring IN 0re and more until they ave VA
ed up ana imagine they are getting hesy lhf oma.s
liver and digestive powers are completely u'eu",i
and Lose their appetite for food No one wes ever ~,
Of oonsupmion bY this process, where cavities l,
been formed in the lunga little stimulanf irsqss
~ beneficial 10 oonsumptiyes, such az pure mS
good WINES, "a many cnscs London porter or 80.
stout IN moderate quantities; hutb0urhon wh9ky h"''
on, instead OF curing consumption. -.,h
The Sesweed TOnc produ ilasing results toot.s1
" nyigo ating tho omaeh and digestive sysie ~
mailing il TO eliminate and make into healthy ~ ,e
the food which may be used tor that purpose, u ~,
wonderful IN its Effect that wine glass inll VII Ia
a hearty meal ANA little Of taken before preansr
will give tone which few medicines posse's we
al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
1865.

HouSEkEEPER5 troubled with Yermln need he so no
longer II they use " CosrAR'sn Exermlnater, Weave
used It 10 our satisfaction aud II box cost s., We would
have It. We have tried polsons but they effected roh
ingi hut Costar'H article knocks The breath on Of
Rats. Nice, Reaches, An and BED Buy, quicker than we
can write t. II in great demand all over the country
Il Medina, Ohio Gazette
tT- see " CosrAR'sn ndvertiseme In ihis paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
ISGh.

"CosrAR'sn RAT ExTERMtNAroR Is simple safe
and the most perfect RAT-iAeaon meeting We have
ever attended Every RAJ that ret 70 properly pre-.
pared according 10 directions, will cat H. and every
hat ss IL Il die, generally at pllcess dsaut 30
ossble from where the medicine Wss akou Lake shore,
Mich. Airror
aJ- See "to'r,Rs - advertisement IN this paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
1865.

INCREASE OF RATs-The Tarmer'SGaseite tcus-
lsh) asserts and prov by figures that one pair OF rats
VII have progeny aud descendants less than ISL $50
in three years Now, unsss tbis immense Anily he
kept down they would consume more food han would
sustain 65 900 human beings
ar See " CosTAR'ai advertisement In this paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
1865.

RATS versus BlRns.-Whoever engages In shooting
small birds Ia cruel man whoever da "a exermina
ting rats h hsnefcctor We should Ike OF our cor.
respondents give Us the beneh Of their experience IN
driving out these pests We need somothrg besi dogs
eas' and traps for this busness scientific American,
n VI
9c- See CosrAn's" advertisement in the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
1865.

A VOICE FROM TnE FAR WESr-speaking Of
"CosrARs" Rat, Roach, Amt &c, Ex,eminator-" more
grain and provisions are destroyed annually In Or
County by vermn than would pay FOR tons Of this Rat
and insect Killer ~ lancaster, Wis. Heraldl
ly- See "Cosr,Hsn advertisement M y = naper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
Lam l'Es
IMPROVED PATENT LEVER SET
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,

One Of the great improvements 81 The age. Also pstent
HEADLIGHTS Tor Mills now In use, 30 take the place OF
Screw h.adhlocks h0gn'a water Wheels box stoves
Arch moulia, iau bare, Crates PoW points ard other
ile"-ess,ifs OF various patterns 10 salt almesi all
PlnW oF IN use Culyator Teeth Stone and Post Ham.
ners wagon boxes Iron Fence, and all kinds of MIN
sork and Machinery, manufactured al the Monlpeiis
Foundry ard Machine shop.
Montpelier ,8ept VI 1874 IlsV
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
Stage NOTICE
NEW ARRANGEMENT ON An OLD LINE
TRI-wEEKLY STAGE BETWEEN
ST JOH.NSBCRY AND MONTPELIER

ST. JOHNSB TRY AND MONTPELIER,
Connecting with trains at each end.
Through in the Daytime.
Stage Tor the accumulation Of travel on the aboYe
route, will commsnc' running on Monday, July 18th.
isG5, and run follows;
Leave 81. Johusbuty every Monday, Wednesday aud
Friday, at A. NJ. or on the arrival Of the Northern
Pa,sumpso Train passing through Danylle, West Dan
VILE East Cabot, Cabot, Mershheld Plainheld, East
Montpelier, aud arriving At Montpelier In season 10 eou
meet with the VI Central rraiu going West when morn
iug train IL on time aud road good.
Leave Montpelier every Tuesday Thursday aud sa, e.
urday at A. ~ or the arrival Of the Western Train
repAssng through the towns above named, and arriving
at ST. iohnsbury &c P. ~, IN season to connect with
the Passumpso up train when morning train s on time
and road good.
Connections
Passengers taking this line from ST. lohushup will
connect with the stage at Dauve fol walden, Hard.
wick ami Greensboro. This route also connects at st.
Johnsbury with the routes from that place to Lidleton
and Lancaster, aud reach East ST. lohnshury and
| West Concord IRON Montpelier The same day Psssen.
| gers will dine at Mafshheld each way.
| FRANCIS RicHARDsON h CO, Proprietors.
| Lucips GERRY, Driver.
| July ltlS65. rold
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
THE SEA.WEED TONIC

ia n tlimniant aud none other 7 required when 4
used. II isp ure end pleasant no bad effects Ike Nl5
using bourbon whisky. which disorders the stomsv.
iorpors the liver, locke up a the tecreions, afs
cod into water. dtopay seis IN, aad the patient nv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
n1r0ifal.

GE0n will be forfeited BY Dr.. J., DIX II filling TO
GOUE cure in ieas time than any other physician,
more efectualy and psrmenatly, with less strant
from occupation or tear OF exposure TO all weather
with safe ana pleasant medicines
sELF-ABUSB AND SOLITARY HABITS
Their effect and coIsequenceli
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Inoidentto Married and Single Ladios
SECRET AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mercurial Affections Hfupuopsand " Diseases The
skin Ulcers of the Nose, Throat and Body lmplt9
On The lace owelAngs of The joints Merry ouentse
Constitutional and other Weaknessesu outh, and lht
more advanced, Of al ages, OF
BOIH sEXE6. SINGLE OK MARRIED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03

FLIES ON HORSES AND OxBN.-The annoyance
Of these summer pests to animals can be great
lv mitiaated by the use Of a mixture, one
third kerosene oil and two-tbrds lard oil, APP
piled to the logs Of horses, oxen Or COWS, with
4 feather or brush, or what is better but more
objectionable to the appier, with the hands
rubbing il well in farmer in the neighbor
hood used it last summer on his oxen having it
applied twice day on their going out to work
morning and noon. His cattle gained in
dssh during fly time. have used it on horses
aud two COWS Its benefit is Immediately oh.
.eryable A horse, uneasy, fretting and stamp
ing, becomes, after the application, az once
quiet. Those who sympatblze with the noble
animals II tho constant teasing endured by them
IRON these pests, will be glad to use any harm
iess remedy which will aFare lncessant work
when no. called 10 labor D harness. Horses
| will keep better on less supply OF food for th'
repose thus obtained Cows will give better
and more milk from the rest that they Will gel
! from the use of this mixture.
While on this subject Of relief to animals
allow me to suggest to oxen and COW owners th'
use Of covering OF crash, OF bagglng, or can
vas, during the Ay season. | consider that
am well repaid for the triling expense oil GOV
er on COWS, In the south of Europe the use 0
covers Tor cows aud oxen is almost universal
Ii.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
DIR. U La n N N &,
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN.
Who has made 80 many wonderful and Instantaneous
cures In Boston New York, Hartford, Spring.
acid, and more recently Ia New Hampshire
and Vermont, has retut NED and tsken
Rooms No. 1853, Court Street, Boston.
DIR. URANUS treatment, is such that by e
All Durable Diseases

are affected In two treatments and many are
utey cured by one, as the following will tesiiy
siNsBURr, May ION, 1861
Editors Hartford Courdat Permit me through the coll
umns Of your valuable paper relate incident vi ch
ike many others has created nsdersble furore Of
excitement Ny wife has been invalid fer the past Ave
years. and unable TO do any wo \, and exceedingly ner
vom Ny little boy ha sse been eouhoed to his bed and
room for than year by pa alyss Of his arms ant
limbs, 80 that h, could not feed himself or put on his
clothes, or have his ager nails cut read the ad
vertssment Of Or Tram In paper I'D induced
TO try him. which trial mas proved perfectly satisfactory
The Dr. to my house two weeks ago today, aud
In the short space OF hour he had wife AM hoy
both up and dressed and able 10 u'e their ha~ds and
limbs apparently as we'll as ever My wife Is nov as wei
as be,n In the past eight yeae, aud my little boy
is AS brisk as or oket, and able To his feet we'll
as any boy Of his age All that seems to be wanting
little flesh his wiih,red hands, ard he's all pht
Should any doub the truthful ess OF this, they can
the boy who s stopping at the - job HOTEL in
yout city, AMI able to speak Tor himself While in our
town he aed hOsgn cases, and many cured
beside the above nsmed and all or less ben.
EDITED. Truly yours
NOSES ST. JOHN
Good Rooms aud Board provided for inYalids who may
desire, BY giving timely notice.
Circulars containing letters Of wonderful and rapid
Of persons considered past cure, Will be seat by
capt 81 return stamp. Pa6
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Railroads., 81.
VerFncRt Centred and SuiIi-
VAN railroads.
MI sSSa4 v ~
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 18th, 1865,
Traina inasnuth and Esst.

"
Leave Montpelier AZ sos AtH $50 ?. N.And 1000 ?,
EHAiL TRAtr leaves Rouses Point at4 30 W connect
VA ing a White River junction and Bellows rams
with trains for Boston, Worcester Springfield and Ne"
fogk arriving A. New YORK RtlOla ~ and WIN lfspA
Passumpsic r. r.
BusLiraro- EIrArss TRAr leaves Montreal at IS NJ
~ Rouse. Point at 745 ~ connecting az Burlington
with Champaln steamers for Saratoga, Troy, SC.
Day FYFRRss TpAN caves Montreal a. $50 A, ~, ~
Johns nj 10 Oh NJ, Ogdensburgh a. 80 H for Boston,
x c connecting at Darlington with Rutland Road for
TT y, Albany and New York arriving Ia Boston VIA
Lowell nj 1888 p ~
Nterr E1rREsTRAtr leaves 0 gJensburgh at lls0 A.
~ Montreal al $3.50 Euuse'B Point al J45 ?. NJ 81.
JOINS 440PH, auying at Boston at $40 NJ connect
Worcester and with Vermont Valley Il. +. Tor Spring
6sid, &c, anu arriving In New Iork at l25OrH
Trains Going north and West.
Leave Montpelier at $40 I.s.sl5 n, aud , 20 ?.
~, nd 433r.s
DAY ErPnEss TRAtv leaves Boston via Lowell at 500
A. for Burlington, H. Adams, Montreal OgiensbuTgh
and West arliy ng At Montreal at 900 ,. ~, ogdena-
/ hufFh 1T II 80 A.
! Man TMiN leaves Boston via. Lowell, at zt0 .. n.
via Lawrence 1t 80 ~. for Burn ton, Rouses Point
Gc. Leaves Boston via. Fiichbuga 73i ~ Springfield
at T45 =. NJ, connecting 40 White River juno ion WIN
day express for Burlington, Montreal, Ogdensbnrs and
! he Wet.
| bcctMop4rios Tam leaves North6eldat 4Ob. ~,
and Burlington $40 ,. w., for Rouse's Point
NisHr EErREss bellows Falls alto % p
w.. receiving passengers from Vermont VALLEY X. r.,
leaving NoR York 20 H. 10 ~, and from Cheshire
R., leaving Boston Al 80 r. n. connecting ~ Whlie
giverJunetton withtaD eaying Boston az $40 ?. ~,
/ for Burlington Rouses Point, Montreal and Ogeens-
| hurgh, connecting Montreal and Oedensburghi With
| Grand Trunk trains fer tn West.
sleeping cars Breatlaohed both the night eIpre's
rars running between 81. Adams ara Boston, A"a ~
! Albums and Springfield,
Through TIcketstoi hiesso andths Ws't fotsel' 81
h. principal HBIiols. ..,,,, ,.
/ II Albap, May l. ish3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
THE MANDRAKE PILLS

may be taken with entire safety by aages ana eona ,s
producing oil the GOOD result that eau be oniam
calome or any OF the merourial medicines anu sry
any Of their hnrtfu or injurious results. Ihel .,,sn
ont OF tho system tho Gculsnt md worn'ot VA pull
loos,ned and III solved by my Sesweed Tome ~ rnsdl
monte syrup. II will be seen that all three OF ~, ~.
elnes me need ed in most casesto cure consnmp"V'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
AGENTS.

ROgTON--George c. Goodwin 20
NEW YORK-Demas narres Go.
RAlTlMORE-S, 8, Hapce,
PtrfapURGH-p George II. keyaer n r,,t
CINCINHATt--F. ". Sure Co and JOHN
CUICAGO--Iofd 4 smith, and VI. eeofi''
gr IEwlS--Collins nros ,
IAN AHCIsCo-Iloslelicf, smith peau..
said by all druggists and dealers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03
3fle0iGines.

"A FIRING or BEAUTY IS 4 JOY FOREVLR.'
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTORER.
9hl. the Fret end only prole ever brought before
The public hat ,,il rslore both Hair and Whi5kers
AWAY NOW WIpa ALL HAIR DYES,
Uh1 would ,hin Of es.ag ans thing 80 d,agreeable a.
iar Dye, ir they could oniy Ind ANYTHING mat would
restore tuit a.H WHISPERS % their natural color
TheMiETEA WASHINGTON barr REsT0RER will
10 sll dis, a7l ust color tho skin No mistake
IT, IL, and be convinced.
lst. Illsnot DYE. 2. il viii not color the skin.
ga Ifwil restore The Heir from Gray g. beaut-
mi Black Brown Auburn, or whatever niRh ave neen
is original color ana cause j. 10 a3eome as former
Si Itwil cure an diseases and hunors Of the scalp,
keen he head cool, and e heir from failing on ana
mb Asq DRESSING tho ralrit is enc Of She beet in
m1rts'. lt udi change dyi harsh emu WHY haE 70
6h tr4 cb.res Grsy end Ysdd Whiskers 10 a
beau lUl brown, aIa Cau-s them 70 appear more nat
IRE han by ang oihtr err''sa'i1n
Ur.4.. -.ee. neW Bedford, Aa.s 'ss'i
oIhe aar.Ha Washington fair Kestorcr i7 thel best
e~'iceI over had a lny tora. a. is selling more and
givIrr bat. satisfaction tlsn auy other"
Dir s.N., few Bedford, Hasi say.
be Martina Wrbrgto1 Hair Be orer eupersedes
altte BnrNyc' aud Res.oge eyer brought before the
H.P. ara5 e1h Darv.ra, Waas.says;
hare "a 4 deaan bohu Marina washington
Hair te'.rr ir tt feceon NE pnst Your months
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