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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24
Try it. and be convinced.

Isl, Il isnot 8 Dye. 2 1t win not color the tkia.
I'd. u viii restore the Hair IRON Grag TO b.au'i
ful black Brown, Auburn or whtesar M ht lave bsou
IT, original color, ana cause u TO aspme i's former
beauty
9Th II will euro all dsess,s aud humor. e. me SCALP
keep the head cool, and tie hair from hhug cf, nnH
promote healthy growth,
9Th Asa Dressing Cor The Hair "a cuh OF the beat %
market II will change dry, harsb aud WY hair TO q
beautiful silk Ike appearance
6h IL wall change gray and Fad Il Whither5 20 "A
bosutial Brown, and cause ihom 10 gppsar more nni
ural than by any other application.
Mr.. +. pCase, New Bedford, Mas, fAyti
+ The Martha Washington Hair Restorlr i The best
article ever had Ia my store. Ria selling mo0 end
giving better satisfaction thsn any o.her
Mir 3. w.. New BEDFORD, Mas says.
" he Martha Wellington Hair Rca.orar fuptfscGas
all the uair Dyes and RestorsH ever brought before tho
public None ,qualsitN
MIR. r. s. Bray, Z oulh Danvers Nrrat4ys
4" have sold i6 dCtn bultti NuttB MasHi n ton
Hair Resicrer in this Nouon the last iouf montu,
aud in no case has u failed 10 give Satisfaction
/ Mr G, { NiNby, North BridsevaiCf, Ns-as eatst
/ "is.l more GO Martin W Washington liair NatiorHr
than all others
4 lady from On. lsea, Mas, going Wesasys.
/ 81 would give three dollars tot one bottle, rather
/ than 70 without or use any othsr
AK N. l.. Lane, Swanfcy H., 1.-The IA not rcftor,
his grey hair and whhk,fs 10 then 0ua.t hesu'Y by
using one bottle Of Martha Wasi ngon Hair Rerlor,r
Ask Mrs. j. T. BiKhy Stnth D5nveis Mac " shc hn.
not been Il lubel with bnl lum.r On her head fol
three years and applied man, medicines hui GOT no r.
lief Int In using bottle Of the Martha Washington
Hair Res'ofer her head cuftd md before she nRi
cat whore had hen of and In Chr, months she ha,
/ ps good head of hair a. When hY0nih
Tor sale BY Wood, Bixhy & Co, Wholesale aud Re
tail Agents, Mos peliaf, VI T&s2l
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About Winter sQuashss,

Several varieties of Squash have been favor.
itee with the public ii0m tine 70 time, but W
are acquainted with none chat has s. many GOOD
qualities fpr the table as the Hubbard MANY
varieties are larger and more prolific, but most
OF them are more ur l.sS Watery and have a rank
flavor that is objectionable lhopuio Hubbard
is small With rather rough exterior, a hard
she'll, and is OF dats green color Those ,nai
have been raised from impure Sod are larger
aud much handsomcr IN appearance but all
below the shell is greatly nicfior to that from
the pure seed hepure Hubbard, when cooked
Apr ,achcs very nearly in flavor and quality ths
sweet potato. !. il dry, mealy and rich meoed
Like the Seckol among Imis, /. is small, but
nevertheless The prince VI t.c Squash tribe
The Boston MARROW, Is an tNc',l2n, squash
snail, 81 reddish or yellow e3tef, aHa vie
meat suuoiaug IKE ihe hubbard, butnol cquaI
Wlt. i,smotu lrOl ic audtue vines have" les.
locomotun On, ia due timc, Will stop running
winch thu Hubbard ,snot inclined 90 dA, Boa
yafiuc, keep we'll and may bo bad all lhrougt
/ tno Nlu, r and spring, ia little care Is tlket
"a pFuiery storing ior winter us. Tine squAsl
shou.d b. gathered before frost, 1t drlkes colo
aud very ight ifost mi .os its kceping quail
. ltiess lhol tLvutt htt g." e'htta III VAN Nri
lars, fJt here they soon dtcay--they Keep boa
IN moderately warm anu dry atmosphere.
The ceur,in scene in ihe Bgow paper.
where
iskel crspt up, uhhtkn8au,
An picked DO thru tht Winitt
An there tut nhdy au aluhc,
Nh 20 one nigh 90 hFui,tM
he saw among the various articles OF interest i
the kitchen.
"Asn he ehinbly etosI .utets hung
Which shows that Down Eist FARMERS has
a due appreciation II the vegetable, either r.
ornament or Use. But these duubt.oa wef
sumuer varieties, aud # ~ wo gel hint d
their manner Of saving the seed,
II YOU have a closet warned by the kitche
stove, or soms place here the air Is unilorml
warm and dry the ,quash may be- oisily save
through N Winter We have kop ,hcm j
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Mroitiue5.

4 Nupf Hing cure Tor spsrmatorFhsa, ssmnal Wsst-
Il meas, Nocturnal Emis'ioni and =. diseases eaa'ed
BY sell pollution; such Loss Of Memory, Univeual
Iasttuds, Fani In the Back, DmneW Of Vision, Prsma
turs Old Age, Weak Nerves, Difioulty Of Breathing
Trembling WaksulneSs, Lruptions on the Fhes, Pale
Counsnsnes Insanity, Consumption, AID A the Direiul
complaints caused by departing from the pah Of nature
This msdeine Is simple Verstabe extract, ana one
viii al can rely as 10 has hsea used In our praetc,
for many years and 9Th thousands treated, 1t has no,
failed In AIsglo instance, lu curative powershAve beer
sussntto tain risory over the most stubborn case.
To those who have trhsd with thsir constitution unit
thsl hank themselves beyond the reach Of medical aid
W. wsula say DupIir not The Cherokee Cure viii res
tore youtoh'Aa and 'gor, AID amer all qu'ek doctor
have famed.
For full particulars TsA iroular from tsy drug store
In the country, write tho proprieors, Nho will mai
free 30 anf ono desiring ths sam" fun ireaiia pam
phlet form.
Price 50 per bottle three bottls' for &5 and for
vArdsd by Express TO al rli Of the world.
bJfAmphles sent by nail, rec Of ~ sage, Nv
DR.. W. K. MRRWIS 4 co,
No" Liberty Street, New York, sole Propristor'
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
Iregard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most capable and
successful practitioners, with whom have had Official
iutercoursen
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
rs have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent an trustworthy
and more capable ofpuunI their applications IN form
secure for them an eafy and favorable cons deraon at
the Patent once EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
" Mr. r. II Eddy has ma de for me thirteen applications
on oil but one u which patents had been raned, and
that is pending Such unmistakab' proof of great
la enl aud ability on hs part leads me TO recommend an
In eftors to apply 10 him 10 secure their atens, IS
they may bo mre othaving the mOstaithtn attention be
soWed ontheif cases and AZ very reasonable charges"
John rAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber, In conue u his
arge practice made twice rejected applications st
teen appeals, every of which was decided m m l'or
by tho commissioner Of patents X. a, EDDY
Boston. Dc. l9, 1875. ~
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CHEROKEE INJECTION
COMPOUNDED r.oA Roofs, max, AND lr,yn.


pHrRogsE REMEDY, tn. great indian Dur,tle, cure,
Y all diseases Of the urinary organs, such 40 lueont
nenee n the Crime Inflammation ~ the Bladder lnaam
nation u the Kdn'ys, Stone In the Bladder, streturL
Gravel elect, Gonorrhn, Sndse,peoslly reeomms ndsd
In those caves Of fluor Albus (or Whites In fcnales
where all the old nauseous medicines have failed,
Ha prepared In ishly concentrated form, the dose
only being from one TO $50 caspoonuls three ses per
dsF.
Ills diureue and Alternative In It's action pufiiynf
and cleansing the blood, causing % to flow in all Of
iis original purity aud vEor thus removing from the
system ell perno'ous causes which have induced d.
ease
Cherokee Injection is intended a. an ally OF a.stsu,
the Cherokee Remedy and should Ia used in oaniune
ton With that medicine imam cases n uorrhm elect
Fiuor Ahus or Whites It's Effects are healing, soothing
Srd dsmulesrti removing an scalns heat, chordee and
paH Instead Of the bursting and almost uncomfortable pain
that experienced With nearly an he ehtsp quaos In
By the use Of the Cherokc, Remedy sndCh,roass Ia
Ijeeton--tho Two medicines a. ue same ums--all im
proper ere removed, aut ths weakened or,tn
| are ppecdily restored 90 fril viyor and strength.
For full particulars get our pamphlet from any drug
sore IN The Conntry, or write rs, and We will mail fer
| toany address, fultteNfe
Frs' ChgoS', Remedy a. per bottle cr three botlls
Pfe. Cherokee Injection sap'r hottie, or three boulu
by Express to any address on receipt q price
| soldhy all druggists every where.
The Cherokee REMEDY, cherokee H. sction and Cher
otee Cue, are sold hy an enerprtny Druggists n the
~ 70 sell worthless compounds in pl CO ot these hoN
which hey sin purchase az 3 cheap price, and MAXI
Mora mUnty by selling than thsy can on tbesa mtdi
ICnss AZ you ralra youf health, aye, tho heath %
your future onsr us, 90 not ht deceived nv such un
prnelptd Druggists, ASK Tor these ntdlcrts aud TAX
no Others ~ The Druggists Will net hug them Tor you
enclose the money 90 letter, and will fend them &
you by Express securely sealed ard packed FREQ from
uh.suAVon.
Ladies' or Gentlemen can address "a IN perfect conn
deuce, stating fully and plainly their diseases and
TOMS atNc treat all diseases q chronic nature Ii
male or smAlc Patients need not hesitate because o
thtir ina hity 10 visit u.s. We have treated patient
Iucesnfully In all portions q lho civilized globe, b.
correspondence.
Patients addressing as slll please STATE plainly Al
the syrtomi n their complaints and write Poiorcs
Couutr siais and Hamc ~ rr'tr, plain, ard Inc oIl
. postage samr Tor frFiY.
We t.ad or y rast n.mrAls, ilts lo AM address
Adore. al l1itets Tor ramphtiior atyiea 90 he pro
: lp.storIi
Dr, W n. MERWIN 4 co.
Ne GJ Liberty street, New Yors.
vnnn LtrN 80 Montpelier, "a. Agent
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DR.. l.. DiAS
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,

DR.L.DlX's
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE
al Endicoti Street, Esosson, Mass,
arranged that patients never or hear eech or
u having no connection with li- residence, cIlst-
4uently no family interruption 10 that GA no accom-.
can any person hesitate spplyn6 st Ais Office
DR. DIX
b1dy r5'a!s land il cannot be c5nlradcied except -
Nuacks who VIII say or do anything, even periat
themselves TO Impose urou pauents' thai Pa,
" THg ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE rHNHCIAE AZ.
yfErsiNG re ruatoT.
SIXTEEN YEhfs
ngaeed IN treatment OF spec'al uoafesi 8actso wei
known to many Citizens, Pubhshrft Merchants, uots
Froprietois Sc, that be is much recommended, alu
particularly to
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS
C. avoid aud escape Imposition pl Foreter Eud Nm
tive Quaoks more hume0NS in Boston than other iaFg
cities.
proudly refers Professors and respectable FAyeCisn
many Of whom consult rim IN critical caseF because
OF bis scknow EDGED sklll and reputation. atlaiHt4
Trough 80 ug experience practis aud obacrqaiior
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
b not robbed andadd 10 our sunerings in being &C.
eiycd by the lying boass rnisrepf rom
Sos aud preteneione 81
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QUACKs,
who know LITTLE Pie nature aud cha aceI Of spec.al
Diseases and LESS a. % their cure Some eshlb orree
mas Of the Dead, hoa obtained. unsuoNu uOl .Hh
asaumng ana Raye.Iiug n names Of iho't Inserted D
names OF other moot celebrated physician. opr sIe
dead, Neither Do deceived hy
QuACk EOSrKuM MAKERS,
through false certificates au reference and recrmmer
dalons OF Their medicines bg '' 'o3, "h0 1aunoi -.
pose OF cohtfsdIcl lhem o. vEo btsiuts 20 l.di
iheif imposition copy rom Atd.ca boot lpiel .hil
i' written of che quaic' and eject g fferen' Aeft
and pants a. a,etoe al the .'oe g 'h'r fls ~
Ilcis speciho- "c most o. Nhthi IL nul btt' AlaiA
Mercury because Of the ancient beAei =. " curing
car.d andbose moi iled ,eon.titu;iooalg Tor
ie
,.,...,,. ..... .. az. . .....
l9hVitNNthO Or QbACk pOClO"H AND HO0iN-."
mAhE"s.
lIu1ush the ignorance ~ aht VHaeh bo'.U' OWING
10 0,uer remtuy' ne trlles upon mitctth Aa1 Hl' p
utli hl' patents ia ms DROPS aes s' .is iA
Maker equally gnt rant addt 10 h 10 cAs4 Alftl Il
curing few 10 ahundrtd, II ia rum tiea 30 taf.a
wavs throughout the land but Alias nothing ls saJ
Of The balance come OF whom ole Others grow Wtrsa
and are in lmger ana suffer ct mouth- }saFf aH
2. relieved rcufed u possible iy competent fNFsH
ians. ..
BUT ALL QUhChS 5 Akh MOI lGNVkANl.
notwithstanding the foregoing iact ave .noVH e
some Quack Doctors and Ncatfum Maker yct regard
les Of the lie and health OF olefs, here a. lhot
ucSg them who will even pe1ur- tffn' I't' con.rl
la o giving mercury TO their pa' ef .HEt 800.
tanned in their Noetrums. 81 that the u.reI l..
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NEW YORK EVENING POST,
PROSPECTUS FOR 1868.
TO me LoyEm on rREIDox IxD rur UNION

TO The LOVERS or FREEDOM AND THE UNION.
A. the ehoo nation by The recent election, has decided
at the shall 90 until the rebels submit to an honora
bic peace, while our excellent Chief Magistrate has
nounce bis acquocenec 10 this decision Of the popular
is evident that ubc questions likely Go become
more profoundly interesting than they before.
Not only the adjustment o. the terms Of pcace and the future
constitutional relations the states but all the important
measures ~ finance and taxation Wl need h be discussed
within the four years No citizen will be able 10 make
up bis mind utcgeuty these subjects without The aid
% the newspaper which hayshcw become the great forum
oi public discussion
on 400 these questions tho LvEsSG Posr has clear decided
wel.esahlshcd prinoplcs which u means 10 utter with It's
usual boducs aud freedom The preservation Of our Ma
tI0na Integrity al all hasrit Universal Liberty for all
linen Freedom Of Speech and o. the Press the Limitation
ofthe Power o Government Economical and Equal Legs-
araH ond ts inst Distribution ofTaxcs-tlese among
hs -a1us principles that Do designs 10 maintain with an is
ability and zeal yot with moderation and judgment A
one heretofore, viii na outspoica, candid and fearless,
bi n src. observance 20 al The recognized c9ntc'es Of
public debate
The iudcous selection ofterary and miscellaneous
articles, which have Afforded such acceptable and profitable
reading n the family circle, vii bo continued while those
Interested n the Of the DAY will 0nd 10 rs columns III.
latest iuelsc by telegraph and mall from all parts Of The
ford fu reports Of the donEs OF all the stock boards
produce cattle AMI other markets. snd the several boards
irsic, compiled with great care aud accuracy
80 trust that the principles and aims OF the EygNN,
Posi- viii from H. friends during thc next year lht
same generous SUPP ori aud encouragement which they hay
r. given 80 10 years past.
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this way without trouble until April, and to all
appearance they might have kept much longer.
The Hubbard squash is o delicious vegetable
and - worth a little extra trouble N storIug.-
tfcq Herai3
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q be freeman.
MONTPELIER VT.
Tuesday Morning, January "a, 1865.
Book Notices.

ENocu ARDEN, Ere by Alfred T9nnyson.
Blue and Gold. Boston Il kpor and Fields
When the publishers issued their hrst edition
Of these poems, some months since, We potced
them at length but we age glad OF the opportunl-
ty, which the blue and gold edition just issued
gives US, to call attention again TO the exquisite
poetry OF the volume. The story Of EOoch
Arden, song in minor key, wrought with
skill in the use OF language delicate and perfect,
and told with tender pathos that brings tears
from every heart, and baunts the memory ant
the Imagination liz Gre mouroiul refrain Of
sad music, has properly gwen tle to tb'
volume, although it occupie1 scarcely one-ionrtt
Of the book. II is the fair lower, the centr
beauty of the fragrant bouquet which the Poe
laureate here gives to the world Of his admirers
We have given il these columns so much
ths poem, that we refrain from plucking olhe
leaves from the exquisite immoriah. We cop,
below two Of the shorter pieces from the vol
ume.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24
"A THING OF BEAUTY ISAJOY FOREVER,
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTO II ER.

This il The First and only srloe ever bfourh before
the public that will restore both Hair snd Walkers.
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES !
who would think OF using anything 90 diF3grgeshle
a. Hair Dye ii they could only lind anything that
would restore hair and whsSers 10 thei, natural Uoor
The MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RtS IORFN
will dc all ihis, sud NOS color the Kin. 30 mistake
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miscellaneous.
Americana. gove'g, Fauenls.



SOLICITOR or PATENTS,
Late Arontot = Patent Office Washington lndsI
the ACtoilS31l
10 strtestrset. opposite KiIhy at, Boston.
PTER an extensive practice Of upwards oftwsuty
years, consumes to eCure Plenia IN the United States
also Ia Great Britain france ana other foreign Cuuutt ca
Cavea Specifications Bones, Asst gHmt MIS- and all Pa
pers or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms
and with dispatch, Rcst arches made into American or
foreign works, 10 determine the validity utility of pa
tents Or nyen ions-and legal other advice rendered
IN all matters touching the Copies OF the claims
u my patent furnished by remitting dollar. Assign
lnents recorded at Washington
The agency not only the larges tin New England ba
through , inventors have advantages fGr securing, pa
tents OF ascertainag the patentsbtJ 0tnycnous, I'M
surpassed by, II not immeasurably superior to, any
which be offered to them elsewhere ihe testimoni-
ais beow given Prove that Is successful al the
Patent lce than The subscriber ana Is the
best proof oil advantages and ability, he would adj that
ht has abundant reason TO believe and can prove that no
other Office Of The Bind the charges Tor professional
services moderate. The immen. practce 81 the sub
scnber during twenty years past has enabled him 10 ac
cumuate vast collection OF specific .uous and official
iecisIons relative 70 patents.
fhafe, besdes his extensive library of legal ana me.
chGncal works, and fall accounts Of patents granted
the United states ami Europe, render him able bcy oud
question, 10 o6r superior lCles for obtaining patents
AllneceIsity Of journey to Washington to procure
and the usual grsat delay there afeere saved Ia
Ventors.
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-....

DR. Franklin says that every little fraem,nt
o, Tie day should be saved. o, yes. the mo.
mot tue day freak. se. yourself to work to
tsyo tho pieces
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miscellaneous.
SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN
ron 1858,

The sPgISGFIELp RFpUBuCAN will he ia 1865 what
q has been in years ptCeduk only 30 much loter end
varied Is added experience and we trust wisdom
and We know larger desire ID increased facilities can
make T.. our editorial force was never 70 large and
W ia organized as II has just been made and
p0ndeHs and special contributors have also b Gu ably
reinforced and varied We never were so able to make
a good newspaper and political and literary ourna
We are uoW nor wes ever our purpose stronger, cur
enterprise keener.
Those Mngs, which have distinguished Inv REpUH.
LtcAN o some years and which nave made It confess.
Hdg lhe leading New England journal Of New tng
and, That - To- cay representative Of New Eneland
lleas, tastes eu'iut' and news, and 30 s'ingushcd
from any one cay Or State journal as vel ~ the irf
pro- meal journal IN Amrucg viii De perpluet'1 In
81. conduct hnd still more developed thesc ore, com.
p"ieGe~ and cOmpictne's ~ all New Ln2lan. iu'elll.
Rtnce hdrIy 10 the great principles oil New England
90 m0iaH, Ioliice AMI lgugloD, interpreted and er
ioic.d, howcfcr with libe siy, csndoF snd iudep3u
tsuac-alke above party and sect q wi1e range oiht-
trarY art hgricuurR and scientific reporting and dis.
cussion and a wealth Of space to literary misceany
original and selected that no other American daily and
wceky journal has yet pretended 10 ALLOW.
Among the prominent features Of its pages, every week,
are AN editorial Review and Summary of the News
details Of tho important Events OF the Week the Local
News Of the New England Satea, carefully collatet and
arranged BY siees,-an original department, to pc
found ~ other journal, Letters from special corre'
poudculg Of Boston, Warrington ard New York sN
10 Eight c9lBmn3 of Leading Editorials and Editorial
Paragraphs Reyiewg Of New Books, and Literary, AT
aud Musical News Money and business review and
urinary with the latest market quotations OF New
~ t,uai lt i,o,'oi, ia.a , ~ 1pia"h
k,nd saion,o4
- - LIZ ~ ~ i a. tbe XII
'tn i, d pih ",'''. ana -" nos16s
,. 1'J ~, zoo ~ d Ide and u.l 3,
-sue4 m sd upon Inc aeaIe al expendue and cont CT
1854 are not likely 10 be again advanced. We hops
HEY may he somewhat reduced Bui they are MOI no
auo,r we tiAuaaldabsoulely nece.'ary iottiHnppof
nnd .htr UcitaFe from the rat before ile war IS le
Than lr average advance In the cost OF Other prcduc
iem OF ha teprec tom Of the currency from the .pe
cle standard. aud they are tsbcve, but olten abs2
Iuey meow the Prices o. 0iher hrst fla~ oalY nN'
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Your rInge,s, your ringlets.
That look SO goidsnga,,
II YOU will give me one, but one,
To kiss II night and day.
Thon never chilling touch Of Time
VIII turn it siger-gray;
And then shall know its all true gold,
10 flame aud sparkle and stream as OF old,
r,ll all the comets in Heaven are cold,
Aud all the stars decay
lhsu take 1t, lows, ana put 1t by;
Tins cannot cIange DOR yet can l..
Ny ringlet, my ringet,
ihou crt So rlliaL-sAy,
Nov never chilling touch OF time
Can tura thee siyci-gray
Aud lad may WAX, and girl may hint,
And fool may say his say
For my doubts aud tears were all amiss
And swear hencsiorth by this and this,
That doubt will only come TOR a kiss,
And tear to be kissed away.
Then kiss IL, love, and put il by.
II this change, why 50 can !.
o Riuglet, o Ringlet,
kissed you night and day,
And Rng.ct, o hngle;,
You still are goden-gsy;
But Rlnget, o Rioglel,
You should BE- silver gray;
For what is this which now m told,
that took you for rue gold,
she tina, gave you bongat and sold.
sold, seli.
o Ringlet, o R,nglei,
ste hluantd a rosy red,
When RInglet, o Rlnglet.
She eliIt you IRON her head
And Ringlet, O Ringlet,
She gave you me ana said,
Come Mes Il. love, and put il By;
II this eau change why 10 can |.
o lie, you golden nothing. tie,
You golden lie,
oRpglet. o Ringlct,
rOunt you much to blame,
70 kuglet, . Rnglet,
You put me much 10 shame
80 Rlnglsi, q RiDget,
doom you To the fame
y ! what this which now | earn,
lies given all ms faith turn ?
Burn, you glo,ey hsretie, burn,
Burn. bum.
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Our terms last year framed upon the ,upposi,ou
ha The hlh price Of PAPER and other materials which then
prevailed would be only Temporary, but have found
cost that prices instead Of diminishing have increased.
We have advanced, accordingly, the subscription price Hi
of editions hut this advance will afford ouy
. sIghl nronl on lhe hral cost u no whc raner.
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Manhood low L0sl, how Restored

Just punished, new ti.t.not t'r. CuirrtwttlA
celebrated Essay on The radical cnte tNitn0ut meu
icinC) Of Sp,tmationhWa, or seminal Nrataets, IhFo
unh'ry Seminal Losses lnpusncy Mental and fhysoa
lneapeoiiyl Impairment "a Marriage, ,ll. also ton
sumption Epilepsy and Fits nuucfd hy self iudursnV
or sexual exlTayaFapcc
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