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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
ESTABLISHED
FACTS AND REASONS
FOR ugNG
DIR 8. 0. richardson's
RLDll-ROlT ELIXIR.

Eruer Thaaxt,ac,d{tor a.. nj
Root NV yes discaversd ig rs,,l,iy ,,t
80 - SI t, ~ ~ tesu,a,J .uu ,aleu
Xxx 90 -, H. ~, p..9 H. ~ 9 ~ 49, a'so s,aIT'.e
ian| " " 7 ." -''' INF
'
skcoNp Inc hlNir Il not alcoholic, contains no min
erals and may be relied upon az icing oompo ed o
Htlct Ngetable substance am no inRred nj Is inter
mixed mat can uniaYoraDy ahtct the most delicate con
Ntuton,
1u1Rp 1heextensive and success fl nee of ne Hloo1
Root Eixr during the pa- wear 10 be- uitLout
any qualification The bet and most yaiuabl. mGiisne
that hss ever /. en- prepared for family use.
FougrH. Medical iclencc ma Nm bgyeu.yer been
sbe TO produse cah4rfic med cine Of t,a
effect which contains so many desirgbs gu,iriie. In,
euu4riori as an ap.reut cons 1t. In H. .ue at ii
roua n action operating tuuay Through an ri n Tia
bowels Il never pr ,duce. giippg u.a. ia H. or,r,
ton never occasions nau,ea Ii. flavor \. e8.nJ and
agreeable. and il will not be rlaccd by Inc most IA
Laxative med cine +. fequired twill polpot The com,
fort and health of boil EEK e. and Of all agr. A. viii
assst Nature dn ing 4t intau lie chance. II ,, dr.
ug the mot anxious hours of Mother iip hasten AHA
suage her maternal paugs it win re- der iuyous AID
hsup. the 1ugsrur iiavs of IN. uy,d anal y.n.rt III.
AID when me Nj Nir i, once Introduced mo AMI home
hold Il " II therein super.ede ali other I'M iye mod
cine
FfPrH The long perod which the Elixir was iisrd b,
the oristna pioprttnr iu prescriptions TO mis- nat emit
and tie great aud N qualified sue ts which h,s attend
ed it, m Be general nae rurinp tr tast ve,r ana AN
frmed bg unsolicited testimonials. which IN ruuer and
extended results exc ed an, estimate our mos. aguuo
pes so eary had ant pltpdtherelure Ws are iorti
lied by unreiuab as, nee that our estimate of IN.
efficacy and value of The Blood.Root Elixir ma. moi been
exaggsr ted
Sfyru In examining Certificates 81 dur,,,t.
past year Of il succesta rt.ults We are ga lied IN be-
eving that cur medicine has not f,Hfd I'm ANY en-.
II "a Ii Ia ttl ID
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
STATE OF VERMONT.
a PRO CLAM n TIoN


" HEREAS, the Vermont Bank, banking corporation
w duly incorporated ny the lee siaturo Of the Of
Vermont, located and doing business Montpelier In the
County Of Washington, have made pplicstIob TO
quesng M TO Is ne PROCLAMATION designating day
the termination Of the existence OF sAd corporation
whereas, has been made to appear TO thS
third, Of The leg votes OF the stockholders OF said onrpo
ration we're gwen IN favor Of sad application. Now,
therefore, John Gfegofy smith Governor Of the state Of
Vermont, In conformity " III said application aud the
provisions of ectons eighty six and eighty NJ chap
Ter eighty nine Of the General Statutes Of Vermont, de-
hereby issue proclaim ,tion, and declare that The
heenih day of september. A. u. l6 the said corpora
ton " III Vermont Bank shall cease to exist as fully and
with The same effect as II It's charter expired by h- limit
ton herein OF this III creditors Of said Vermont BAuk
and all oher c,rned viii take notice and govern The
selves accordingly
In witness whereof have hereunto 'gn,d my
name, and cause The seal Of the state 10 us here
uuto affixed, at s. Aibansth ntstday OF March,
in toe year OF our Lord thousand eight hun
dtvd and six y i've, and OF the Independence Of
the United states The eigh y-rnth.
j. GREGORY SMITH.
by the Governor,
SAMUEL wIlll,rs, sec'y o. Civil Military Affairs.
TkHmAr25sepla
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06

! as good as another. Mr. S. II. Marrows, Of An
droscoggn Co., Me-, surrounds bis plants by boxes
or frames, s riches square and q inches high AID
keeps them there until the plants reach above the
tops Of the boxes. They are put on when the
seeds are planted. Mr.. NJ. attributes the failure
Of those who have been unsuccessful with this
plan, to the fact that they make their boxes too
large and pvt hem on too late. WGh them il.
works to charm" We have successfully used
boxes foot square and covered with some kind
of gauze or open fabric, and found it the only
efectual method OF keeping off The bugs. The
correspondent above quoted finds it unnecessary
to cover them, and states that few insects get over
the barrier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
Poetry.
The Drummer Bows Burial.

Lne drummer hoy buIldl'
All day long the storm Of battle through the startled
valley swept
All night long the stars heaven DER the slain sad vlgs
kept
he CHASTITY upturued faces, cleaning Whitley through
the night
the heaps Of maHsIed in that dim, sspulchuA
gu
One by one the pale stars faded and At length the morn
ing broke,
But q all the sloepers that fsld Of death
awoke.
Slowly passed the COLLEEN !lou Of that long bright sum
msr day,
And upon that field Of carnage still the dead unbufed
lay
Lay there stark and cold, but pleading with dumb,
uueeasns prayer,
Fort liuIs dust to hide them from the staring sun and
air.
But the fomen held possession Of that hard-won battle
plain,
In unhoIy wrath denying even burial to slain.
Once again the night dropped round hem-n gh 80 holy
and 80 calm,
That the moonbe hushed the SPIRIT like the sound Of
pray or psalm.
Ga couch Of tranped grasses, Just spau from all the
rest,
Lay fair young boy with small hands meekly 70 ded
on his breast
Death had touched him very gently and he lay Il In
sleep;
Even his mother had sbuddered at that slumber
calm and deep
Fora smile Of wondrous sweetne,s lent radiance to th
face
And the hand Of cunning sculptor could have adde,
nought Of gracA
To the marble limb, perf CT IN their pasionless re
pos
Robbed Of all save matches. purity by hard unpityin
foes
And the broken drum beside him all his lites short sor
told
How he did his duty brayey til the death tide DER hin
rolled.
Midnight with ebsn garments and diadem Z
Stars,
While rgnt upward in tho Zenith hung the hery plane
Mars.
Hark sound Of stealhy footsteps and Of voices viii,
perpg low.
VAST nothing but the young leaves, or the brooklet
murmurlng aowl
olngng closely to each other, striving never to loo
round
As they passed with sls 1t shudderng the pale cOrses
the ground
Came two liz le msiiens-sisters- With lgh and hast
tread
And look upon their faces half of sorrow half Of drea
And hey did not pause nor fster ill., with hrobbin
hearts they stood.
Where the Drummer Boy vas laying In that partial sol
tuds
They had brought simple garmcnsffom their war,
robes scanty store,
And two heavy ION ,hoyels In their slender hands The
blre
Then they quickly kn,li beside HIN, crushing back h
ptying tears,
For they had time for weeping, nor for any girls
fears.
And thy robsd the 10y body, Will no glow Of Made
shame
Change the palor Of their ioreHelds to aash Of lamb
fame.
For their sanity hearts yesrnsd DER 1t in that hour
sorest need,
AMI they Eel, thai Dsah vas holy and IT ,ancthed tn
deed
But thsS smiled and kissed zach other when their new
strange task was DER
And the form that lay bsfos them it, unwonied garment
wore.
Then with slow AMI weary labor small grave they hal
lowed out,
And they lined with the wthsced Hls, and leaves hu
lay about.
But the day sowly breaking srsth,lr holy work VA
done,
And in crimson pomp the morning a,aln heralded u
sun.
And then those little maid nshsy we're children Of on
foes
Lsi thi body OF our Drlmnr Boy to uniisturb.d n
pose.
HUPsr's MagaIaG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
Manhood how Lost, how Restored

JustpubHhed, new edition Of Dr. CuivcrweIIis
celebrated Essay on the radical cure twithoat ned
icinel Of SptrmatorfhUa, ur seminal Weakness lnvol
nntAry seminal Losses, lmpntncy Mental and fhysical
lneapacity, mpediment- ~ Marriage. ETC also Con.
SUMPTION Epilepsy and FITS induced by self indulgence
or sexual extayagance
% ftiee w gealsd EH.siols, 1ay nct
The ceolra.ed author la this admirable EssAyoleatr
demonstrates from thiry years suectssful practice
tnatthe alarming eonsequ noes Of SELF Abuse NAV he
radio ally cured without The dangerous use of nernA
medi cine, OF the apple alton Of N, knfeponng out
mote ~ cure al once simple, certain and edectual by
means Of which ever, sufferer, no natter pA4g hs con
often maj be- NAY o4re hMself oheapy p.isately aud
radically
ar This Lecture should be IN the hands Of c,ery
youth aud every man In The land
sent nndetAeal, m plain envelope, to any adore.
post paid, on the receipt Of six cents or two lstte
stamp Address the pablithtts,
CHAs. dc. KLINE a co..
lf Besery, New rork. Post once Dor, lsss
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06

FAm Work IN ilRoNn.-The Richmond
hepuohc says that IN oil parts OF Virginia re.
turned soldiers are busy culdya,ing the ground
Many OF the LADIES on farms in the eastern nor.
tioh OF the State from which all the negroes have
gone during the war, and whore other labor
could not be procured, have engaged with alac
NY 40 the lighter duties Of agriculture. Three
young laoies nf one Of the must refined families
IN Hanover, have planted on their a,her's firm
a larger crop OF corn than has been grown the,e
during the war.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
Etaniei n. skinner's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
R.sDoLrH DISTRICT, IS. Ctelsea, vi and for sad
Utstrct, on the 1874 DAY 9, May, A. d. 1865.
A instrument, purporng TO be the last WIN and Ies
"A lament Of DAME + SKIM r late Of Chelsea In sad
Strict deceased, being ptesenedto the Cougby Clara
Skinner, no executor b. NJ therein named for Pobae;
Ilsurdef@ BY SAID Court, that al persons cOncefmd
therein be notified To appeaia session Of saio Court,
to be holden at the Probate once, In Chelsea On
HE 10Th day ofJune A. d 1865 and show cause, v any
they may have against The Probate Of said Wl. tor
which purpose ills further ordered tbataCopy II the
record Of this order he published three weeks success
Jvely nlbe Green hounlain Freeman, printed at Mont
pelttr previous 10 said time appointed for hearing,
true copy ol record.
,2lwg Aitest-J. K CLEAVEIAND Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06

SUBSTITUTE FOR BuITGR. The Blltimor,
Clipper says " a lady Nho is famous hous
keeper, recommends an economical plan for
making cakes without butter, which may be OF
use TO our lady readers. Take piece Of ia,
pork, melt 1t down aud strain it through q
piece OF coarse muslin. Set it aside until cold
IL is then white and firm, and may be used L,
butter in cake. In pound cake, she assures "a.
It Is delicious. She says alter one trial she
never used butter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06

Tux VITALITY or SKtpS The vitality Of seed.
may be tested by putting into "a TN pan thin
green sod, grass upleTmost. Ga this, place a
quanl.y OF sod, with the grass de down.
Mnsten the whole with hot water Keep near
II stove, and IN short time the seeds will show
whether they uay be depended on or not
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06

To PRESERVE WooLENs rRoN Morus The
simplest and best way of preserving wooden
through the summer from the destruction of
moths, is to wrap them well up, after brushing
and beaing them, in cotton or linen cloths.
The moths can pass neither. Twoc yers, well
wrapped around, and secura - from the air, will
be sufficient. An old sheet viii answer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06

Tan BARN Fer PoTAToEs. Bark is worth
hauling three or four miles for covering potatoes
particularly when the previously sprouitd sets are
planted on heavy soils. After putting the sets in
the drills, sprinkle quart or 50 o, tan On, and
around each, snd cover with earth. This will
keep the soil loose, and the tubers will grow lar
ger and less liable to rot. SlwduN is also good
% light soils sasdust might work more inlu,
than benefit. We recommend tra cf this plan
IN localities whtFe poaloes are usually apt to 70,
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sser

WEEPING Rosr Weeping rosessaro pre-.
duced by budding the longer aud lreer growing
sorts Standard height, and afterwards beuding
them downwards, ana giving them aNnllormly
dropping form by means OF a hoop, II is es
peeally important to keep weeping roses wei
anu uniformly pruned. The prairie roses ma,
b. made into handsome weeping bushes,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06

IuE STRIPED BIC This little beetle, Cli,,.
ma rhidid, one OF the annoying pests Of M.
gsid'n. Il attacks cucgmbefs, melons. AMI An
pl'nlS oil the 'qiosh family during their earl,
gf.w'h, OiIeh causing a total failure Of the crun.
We lsve Published mat, Of The sure pre,.n.
Tires winch have bsen com nun,cated. and bs,.
several yet unpublished these range from ,o.k
Ing the seeds IN tofp nlne, 10 sprlnklng Indian
meal around the plants. Al the application. We
nave ever made VI various powders, Val, ins IN
potency irom black pepper to plaster, seem 10
nave Only m,ohanieAl ,n,eL II tie plants are
III eO''rvd WIN any powd,r, the Insects seem
~ hod It dnagieeabit, aud obs posdsr seems ius.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
4ilr0itincs.

gan. wi be iorlei.ed BY DR.. l.. U4xti fuIatt.
pCOOcure lu leaa time tnau any Other Ihysolsn
more Ell ctuHily AID petmeLHtly, WIth iess STRAIN
rom occupation tr tear OF exposure 10 all weathsT
with safe anu pleasant nediCn,s.
SELt-ABUSEAND SOLITARY HABITS
lher effect ana cUuseq ueneeG
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
lnodentto Married and Single LaGies
SECRET AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mercunal Affections Erultltphahd III DIbtases of th
skin Ulcers OF The Nose, hiOat ana Body Pimui
On the lace owelllnga OF the Joints Nefyouhnis'
constitutional and other WeAknessoAiu Outh uud =,
more advanced, OF all ages, OF
BUIA EAES, SINGLE Or MARRIED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
DR.. MARSHALLS
HEADACHE ~ CATARREl
5NuFFs

rHls SruGh~ thoroughly proyedis be the hes
uule ever knosn tor curing the Oataffh, Gold 10 u
Head, andlcadSebe lhasbeen found an osllent rem
edy in many cases = Sore Eyes Deafness has been re
moved by IT, and Hearing has afen been greatly improved
by is use tpurges out all distractions strengthens the
Glands and gives healthy action to the pRitt affected
tits recommended By uany the best physicians and is
used with great success and sNisaetton every KAfe.
More man tTenty hte yeAts e8ptitrce has proved
great value and At this moment stands higher than
ever before.
Beware ofCognttrfeits
ehmlle OF he iignature u the proprietor CHA ElE
WEN, Is otn very totto. sold by Dfugg'stssvery
hefn. ss.avtv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
fraal Notices.
aomueI W. SumnCr,s Estate

Esubscrbers having been appolhtedby the Ionwh-
L bic Probate Courti0tthe Disttc OF Raj dophi Com
nlssioners toreceive, examine, and adIusl all claims
and demands OF persons against the Estate Of Samuel
~ Sumner late Of Bniufee IN said district, deceased,
represented lAsoyent aud the term OF s mouthf from
TIE sth day Of May, 1860 being allowed by said Coufl
the red0T- Of said deceased and prove
respect I'VE claim ef0re U.S. Give notice, that We VIII
attend to the duties Of ourappOintment al the dwelling
house Of john = Nichols IN Butnlrre said district,
the 4th Thursday Juneand september, next at nine
O'Clock, IN thr forenoon each Of said days.
JOHN 4. NICHOLS, lr,
JAMES r. CLEVELAND, JR. '"'" '''
Ur,tntree May * 4 u lsf5 ,QlgJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
Harlow Carr VS. Olive Carr

STATE OF VERMONT To the Honorable supreme
WAsulsGroS COUNTY, s. Court Of he stte Of Vermont
next TO b. holden At Montpelier, within aud for The
y. 1868.
Your petitioner, Harlow Carr, of East Montpelier, In
sad wash ngon County respectfully represents that on
County he lawfully married Olive Pag-, d said
Woodbury. by Jeroae Baiey, A minister OF the gotpel,
ana from he time Of sad marriage your petitioner OBJ
served all the futies ~ the marriage relation HE part
towards the said olive. and lived with her til the ~
Of september a. y 1851 when the sail Oiiy, without
any JUS TO- able cause wfuy deserted your petitioner,
and that time has refused to live with yolr 20 on
tr.
Your petitioner farther shows that the said Olive nov
resides without hs state and in parts unknown to our
/ petitioner
Wherefore 10 n petitioner trays said Court that the
nos u mltrmOny between himself and the said Olive
sad Court.
Dst.d at Montpelier 10 said County, this 27lh day Of
May, 1865. HARLOW CARR.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
Notice..

Aorlt hereby given that It is the purpose OF the
y Franklin Co MY dank to terminate Its existence
the lst day Of June ls5 IN OF tbs provisions
o. the act passed At the last eesion Of the Legislature
aad all bills or noesof sad Bank not presented to said
Bank Tor payment before the hrst day Of June, A. ID.
ls65, viii not be redeemed or paid by said Bank.
by order Of the Directors.
NV BEARDSLEY, Cashier
- Ahhrs Nov ~ lst4 '4asa11n6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
BOURBON WIlISKTY

recommended uow.a-iays by almost every physician.
Many Vuiepts tal VISIT my rooms 9th male ann female
gre smpei,d with this poison. The elis Is temporary
Ii they cousin fhey Ike hule WHISKY 10 they ietl
weak and feeble, they take little wusktv, ithIy Gun
hct sltp, they take little whskcl aud they 70 On
I'M lsNuy requiring DC and mo until tlUl are cat.
ed up, amt ims ynu they aye getting hehy. csoma eh
liver aud digestive powers ere completely dts'to, ed,
aud Ice thOr app tle , uud SO one wss ever Gun cd
oil ceusppmi4on w this process, where culits have
been iotm in the an.a "A htle stimuli M l. frequent
~ bentnca Go ,VnsuurtNe., s,Ch as pure b. anal o.
lood vines "a many ca 60. London porter 81 brown
sioutin moderate quantities luihuurban wh1ky hast,np
on IN tad Of curing cor uupion.
The StaWecd Tome pfudu O. lasting results o orCush.
D nsiSo a'lng the umach aud digestive system. and
enabling u ta eliminate and NAL into healthy llood
the food which msy b. use for ihe purpose Il h. pm
wonderful IN t- esot ihst wine S. iull viii ipe,,
hearty meal aud a hluc rf ittaken before bFegkms,
viii give tone which Few ml4'g'n,s po4s.s the power
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06

One drop of strong spirits Of hartshorn will
instantly remove the pain caused by the sting Of
a Dee, wasp or hornet, ~ they say.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
OIicC.

This is TO certify that have this day given my SON
John =. II sehter bis time during he remA nder Of is
minority, aud fba elsim none Of his wages, nor pay
any deDts Of his contracting after tins date.
b. b sEETER,
d 7. BTsJANfN, witness.
East d, OF toelIer March n 1895 T2lW3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06

IL Is said that washing with CASTLE Soap suds
and Amounting the cracked teas Of cows with
ycerine will soon cure the most stubborn eases
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06

STATE or VERMONT The foregoing libel for divorce
WAsHHordS CcuNrr, IS having been pre- scented 10 ne,
and II being mad; to appear hat the said owe Carr Is
without THIS state, 50 that prfs nal service cannot b.
made On her. Il Is therefore, ordered that the sad owe
Carr BE- summon 10 appear and 10 the said IL
bel Al the sad term Of the Supreme Court next TO he
hoten ut Montpelier, with n AMI { said County o.
wash On ON be ~ rutsd y Of August D lt05, by
III publication Of sad lbsl and Il This order thereo
three tks excessively IN thr Green Mountain Fireman
weekly newspaper publish in sad Monpehe he
last u whlch public 'uns shall De a. least SIX Wesss
previous to the sai ID term Of said Court.
Dated At Montpelier In 'aid Comfy, this 9Th day Of
May, 1865.
F1lw3 ASAHsL PECK Judge OF Supreme Court.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06

IuEulsroEl or uRsruENck., OwS rASFtND
HON mn WA. CIRED or CONSUMPTION
Mauyyear, le,. al I.t fcuIntin rh ialetrbi, flad
progressed rradully into uelts ..are of Pulmonary
Cou.umpuon An hoppe. % my recovery being llsipl.
pited, va. adyts:ly yrhgis an, Dr. Parrish %
remove iu.o tle cuurg. 1r.f1yn New Jr-ey.
beng my native pac. I w rem wed hi.lcr SIS
athsr and all hi. family bsd f.g.p disd tbe- and
diet Of pulmonary Cou.amp on on myarriyslI was
put to bed, where 10y i3r m4ny weat. in what wa
deemed hoI e.t-s condition Br ihorutou.vh9 had
been ms fathers lam y ply.ici,n and had attended him
10 D la't iIiners was clHoIio .etme. uelhought my
ease eaItty D. old tl reach and decided
that must die. aud gas, n- oreNe.k t5auange my
temporal Affairs ln fli apparently halsr., cond ton
| heard Of the rsm.dIe wacl now mike ana ,eG. It
seemed 10 me that could a.. them working their way
and penetrating every nerve dtrs and tissue OF my
system
Ny lungs AMI 'srp s' en- 1rsF ac' on, and nee NOR
bd matter Wish grlts nld i cutuatel al .rr.ti
ted DE do rent organs th- bgi,, t- elm mated mo
tabsrele' 90 ms .aag re .eI,laI cNp#ooa ied tom
my lungs as icneh -'a lint ot ge''o offensive msuef
every morning As tIta * ea'orau OF matter sub.d
ed The lever sttud, tie pam , M, th- cough oea'ed
60 hara' m, ana enc exhaust ~ night 'se e were no
.HuFef known. std ha r-HHs .'etp TO which
Aal ions been stronger Ny appetite nov bsgaa O.
'''ufHf ana az im'' io4aa ais4l ''tesl'in my ei
rom eating too much with fits i,'aH Of health, J.
gained IA 'fens'h o'd 300" am 'hy. Ian no" O.
h'a''0} man Nti "a = Acaei e''A'fiH ia 'he middle
'ooe Of 'ne '-u'lrs. anas lower lobe lepaut dwth
mi'e'e am .tio''i 90 p'e'f' Ite len lung 'souud'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
DR.. l. DIX'S
fRlVAIE MEDICAL OFFICE,
n EmhIrnII Sfrrrf nnntnm NJ

~ EndicOu street, Boston, Maas
40 arranged that patients never or hear each o
er keeoiieet, the Only entrance to his Once Is No.
~ having no connection with his Residence, oonsa
4uenty no family interruption 40 thar no accoutt
can any person hesitate applying at his Office
DR. DIX
boldy a'5oi5 and tcaunot be contrAdioed except by
Quacks, who will say do anything, even PERM
themselves to Impose upon patlentsj that he
THE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYBIoGAHAp
NEaflrlhd ~ BOsTOH,
SIXTEEN YEARS
kuOwn ~ many Citizens, Publishers Merchants hotsi
froprietois &C., that he is much recommended, and
paHiciaHy TO
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS
10 avoid ana escape lmpoaition OF Foreign and N,
ire Qua0ka, ots a4moOut IN Boston Than other lara
cities,
r9uilyt Professors aud respectable Phyriet,
many OF whom consult i'm ~ critical CaEes btcspt,
u hrs ackuc legged xiii and reputation attbi1td
ur5ugh 30 l'ng experience praetise and observation
AFFLICTED AND UEFoRIuNATEi
b. NJ. ROBBED andadd TO our sunermgs in being d,
eised tbs lying boasts ni-repr ase from
1885, and pfeteumons Of
FOREIGN AND Naive UUACKs,
whO kuOS tllro the nature ana character of sr.ei.
Dsea.es and Lzss az TO their cure some exhibit icrsel
ppiomas VI Institutions or College,, winch never ~
ms Of the Dead. how obtained unknowu. NOT mi,
assuming aud adyefutug IA names those inserted il
tue 49, mas, uut 10 iurhtl lhet InlpOsi ion asAum6
lsnss Of other most celebrated h}solaus long since
dead. Neither De deceived by
QUACK GOsIRLM MAKERS.
h-Yu. hfistcertitcae. az, references, and recommsB
lauon- Oi th'if medicines " iAs sod Who cannot tx
pose or UuHttAdic Them ~ who b.sides 10 iurtb-,
tAeir imposition. copy rom Medical BOOKS much thsi
written Of One quantities and elects OF different herb,
,ai plants sscr.e aIl ne ,.nr ~ Their pGi. ~
r4cw speelhca &C.. most u Nh4ob IL not ALL contain
Mercury because % the ancient belief Of ~ curing
ttfii1uR bl' no~ known TO " kiu more than ia