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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
american n Foreign Patients.
r. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR or pgyFNvC
late Ageniotu s Patent orce Washington md.
the ActpflH37F
." StStestreet opposite KilbT st,,Hs -

FfER an extensive practice n upwards rr.v,nr.
- years, con lnuest 20 crurc Patcntstnthrrn u,J St,t,.
A." ~ 'teat britain, france aud other foreign ,rnntr o..
VaNea 3 sptrtheatens boui 5. Assignments. and All Pa.
pets, 81 Drawings for Patruts executed ON bbsr,, tenn.
And win dlspAtch, Researches made into Anetts,r M
foreign WORKS, To determine TIE validity or uuItv ~ mn.
tents ~ invsniions-aUd legal or other advice rsnd,r,,d
y all nauce- touching the same. Copies ~ IA, rn,,n,
otny patent furnished by femitting one dollar. Assrn.
tnents recorded At Washington. A"
he agency Is not on.y the l%atecstin New England bn
through D., inventors have advantages for s,cnrng. NJ
tents, NJ ascertatuiag the patrntahilB ottnRtntons an
surpassed by, u not immes .urshiy supetot te s",
winch can be offered 10 thetn elsewhere fhe tssffpn,f
als helnN gwen ptote that uuns is mere urcesshtst the
Patent vuitt lhah the subscriber ami AS surfr.. /. ~.
htst proof OF advantages and ability, he would ada tba,
he has abundant reason 90 believe, aud eauptove tbat na
othct once OF the tind are the charge Tor plnffsstnn,t
services no moderate. The immense practice at ne snb
s,Ileet NuI'hg twenty years pasthas enabled him Ia ,c.
cgnalate a stst collection ct specifications ana e@ri,l
decisions relative To patents. "'
ihe'c, besides hts extensive lihrarv ~ trfalanB d.
ehanioal work., aud iullaccuuuts Of patents ft,nt.a ~,
Tue uhl'ed states AMI Eutre, trndrt him abls. h., onJ
question, &C. ouet superior facilities for ohtutnirr n.tonts
unnecessary ~ aleutney Co Washington ip piarn,,s
patent and The usuatgteatdelty there, atri sfs ss,,st s
Sentrts. ''"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

SWIFT, GeEtN TOsAto pickLEs.-poel and
sllce Two gallons Of greyu ton ators. add five IA.
blospoonius VI ground mustard, three gills oil
mustard seed, two tablesTooululs OF ground pep.
pee, " table poouiuls ol ground cinnamon
one tablespoonful ui cloves, one pound ol brown
sugar, three quarts OF vinegar. Boil all togulh.
er Until quite done. II you choose you may uso
one spoonful ground anu a portion OF cinnamon
bark. Celery tops improve the flavor. These
arr excellent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

a London paper glses the following aeeoup,
OF new klnd OF cloth manufactured lton n,ns
leays: " p'"e
There are TWO establishments near Bresl.u
an one ol which pine leaves are converted io,o
wool white Ia TIE other Tor luyalids ths wa.
tiers used III the manufacture Il pune Wool are
emp'oyej as curative agents. The rroeess lar
converting tho pine needles into gool u,s A..
covered by Mt PanueWltk. Ia the hosn,tsis
peniIentiarles and barracks OF Vienna and r.
Tau, blankets made from that maternal are nv
exclusively used. Doe VI their advantages
tha' no kind Vi vermin viii lodge / Them. The
material u alsJ used a. suihOg. olosei, r,.em
Dies hoise hair, and Is only one lhird tie Cost.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
1861.

FARMERS AM INSTRUMENTATION r,e,lis,
that hundreds Of dollars aufh uE Grain, Provisions. Se
are annually d..tloytd hk kNs Nice, Ants. and other
inrscts aud vsrmin-Aii ~ which can he pre,sntst h. :
iss dollars Notth " tusrAafsn Rat. Rasch. AMI AZ.
kstctminAtUr, bought and ustd nrtly.
br FOL In Montpelier. VI
hr ~ Noop, Hirar co.. atd n. nso..
and all DruEgisls And Dealefs ygl.s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

DLFASANr to The palate cause no pain. act promptly.
/ never require incre- e Of dose, do not exhaust. and
for elderly persons, females ami children, arc Just the
thing. Two taken At night move the bowels once the next
morning. Warranted 10 all c9ses q Piles aud Falling of
the keoium. We promise a cure for all symptoms Of pfs-
FFFsiA, such as Oppression after eating, Sour stomach,
Splitting of Food, Palpiiaunns also, Headache. nizzi-
ness, Pain In the Bact and 10 ns, iellowness Of the skin
and Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Billion snrss,
Liver Complaint, Loss Of Appetite, Debility, Monthly
Pains, and al irregularities, Neuralgia, Faintness, SC.
Travellers Ind the L'tsures just what they tetd, as they
are 80 compact and %inodorous that M , may be carried In
the vest pocket Price 60 cents per box small boxes 30
cents. For sale hy J :. HARRISON Il TO. Proprietors.
N I fremont Temple, Boston. VIII Doe mal.d to any
address on enclosing Go cents. r6M27yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

RAsrnsRRr YiNEcAR-hks three or four
quarts oi rAspberr'es, put them in a stone crocs
aud cover them with vinegar. LET them siaud
twenty. four hours. Then strain this Juice
through a jelly bag and pour 1t on to fresh Der
rits, let iug this stand another day. Repeat
this process until you have the quantity you de-
slre' Add to each punt OF juice one pound OF
sugar Put It INTO IL preserving kettle and al
low 1t 10 heat sufficiently 10 melt the sugar.
When 1t Is cold, put it into bottles II will
keep several years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

H|OUSEKEEPERs tronb'ed with yermln need h, a. M
Longer, II they use " Cust.k'sn Extftmlnatnr. WehAvs
used it 10 our satisfaction and ifa box cost a.. We would
have it We have tried p1fon.. but they Effected moth.
ing but " Costsr's' article knarks the brr.th out OF
Rats, Nice, Reaches, Ant sod bed Bugs. quicker than Ne
can write IT, ltisin great demand all over The country.
II Medina, Ohio Gatettr.
w See co'tls'' " Advertisement, In this paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
nlr0itines.

G60A wi. bs forfeited by Or, H. DIX II inling to
pCOO cure in less time than any other physician,
more edectually and permenatly, with less str ain
from occupation or tear OF exposure to all wealth eT,
with safe ana pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS
Their enect and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS N SITUATIONS,
Incidentto Married and Single Ladies
SECRET N DELICATE DISORDERS
merourial Affections kruptioDs and all Diseases of tho
Skin Ulcers OF the Nose, Throat and Body Pimpls
on the face swellings OF the Joints Nerv ousntss
Constitutional and other Weaknessesin Y outh, and the
more advanced, of all ages, Of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

CHARLES MASON.
commissioner Of Patents.
~ haveno hesitation IN assuring inventors lbattb.y
oaa"o' th'pioN a person mote competent an irustWorh,
sfsuteiot u'em 40 taily aud favorable cons lerstlnn A
me Patent "ace' EDMUND rtRkE,
Late Commissioner OF patsnts.
MI Rh Eddy has made too mt tbntren ami, ,i,.,.
gh al hi one "i Nhioh patents had been granted. ma
wa ~ nus pAhdlhF Such unmiaAkable proof pf s,cst
IN eniuis To- appll Ia him ia .etats then ,.issi. ~
lhef NAY be sure 81 having tht mofIAtbuI attention ~
-'""ea "hth cases aud at try Reasonable fhafrss
n iuuN rAGDART.
nutinr eight months, the subscriber. In s.,,ss ,tb,,
.tt' lla'iee, matte, on twice ttlfttcd appif nflans. ~.
.''h apl'als tNst one tNHHh aas dyt.de4 In ba nyer
y. ihs commissioner Il patents All Eilnk
Hss.an, lie, ", isbs. i,''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

RATS versus BlRnS.-Whoever engages In shooting
small oitds Is a cruel man whoever aids In txtetminA-
ting rats is henefrctur. We should like some az our car.
respondents TO give Us the bench Of their experience IN
driving out these rests. We need something besides dogs
N VI
9r See " cosr,R'sn advertisement In tai, paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
1868.

A VOICE FROM TllE FAR wEsr.-speakinv NJ
"tosrAA's' Rat Roach, Ant Sc, Estetmlnator-u more
grain nd provisions are destroyed annually In grart
I, .nD BY stfnio than #uull pay Tot tons Of this Rat
and Insect ktler '-llhncattsr, wis, Herald
pr See "CostlH',h Advertisement In this psnst
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
THE PULMoNIC SYRUP

is one of the most valuable medicines known. Il IL
nutrient po"eftuVy tonic ard healing iu Itself. 10 con.
tains no opium, yet loe-ens he phleem ~ the bronchial
tubes, ana haturc throws II oil with itile oNeiuon one
bottle frequently cures an otGinuty cold but t will be
wei hrst 10 lake a dose Of Scheuck's Maidak he Iils 10
cleanse the stomach. The rulmunie syrup b. readily
dgested aud absorbed into blood, Ia Whcuit impArts
is healing properties. II Is one ot the I|rclatat ems OF
IRON IN use It Is u powerful tOulc OF it.eli; and
when the Sea Weed Tonic dssolv,s ths mucus in The
stomach, and is earned oGby the aid of tie Mandrake
flls, a healthy now OF gastric juice, good appetite, and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

INCREASE OF RATs-rhe Farmers Gazette Eng
lish) asserts and proves ~ agur that enc pair Of rais
VII have a progeny and descendants NO less than ISL Obo
in three years Now, unless This immense Nnly eau be
kept down, they would consume NOR, food thAn would
sustain IS 600 human beings
lJ~ see q" Co.rARsh Advertisement in this paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
THE SEA.WEED 0 n

Is a stlmnlant, aud none other is required when il IL
used. II isp ute aud pleasant no BE- fleets like when
using bourbon whisky. which disorders the stomach.
torpors the liver, locks up all the secretiOns. turns the
blood into water dropsy sets IN, and the patient dies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
Try it, and be convinced.

lst. II is not a Dye. 2 1t viii not color the skin.
Sd. II will restore the Hair from a Gray TO a beauti-
tul Black, Brown, Auburn, or whatever might have been
its o1glnal color, and cause It to assume its former
beauty
Attn. 1t will cure all diseases and humors Of the scalp,
keep the head cool, and the hair from falling off, and
promote n healthy growth,
9TH As Il Dressing for the Hair II is one Of the best in
marke'. II will change dry, harsh and wiry hair to a
beautiful silk like appearance.
9Th II wall change Gray and Fad d Whiskers to a
beautiful Brown, and cause them to appear more nat
ural than by any 9th r application.
Mr.. 4, reaae, New Bedford, Mass, savs;
The Martha Washington Hair Restorer Ia the best
article ever had ia my store. tn selling more and
giving better satisfaction than any other
Mr. 5. W., New Bedford, Mass. says:
" he Martha Washington Hair RestOrer supersedes
all the Ualr Dyes and Restorers ever brought before the
public. None equal It,"
Mr.. X. s. Bray, south Danvers, Mass., saws:
." have sold 40 dozen bottles Martha WASHINGTON
Hair Restorer in this secti0n the past four months,
and in no case has IT failed 20 give satisfacti3n.0
Mr. c. G Bixby North BridgewateT, Mass says:
90 sell more OF Martha Washington Hair Bes.orer
than all Others
A lady from Chelsea, Mass, going West, says
" would give three dollars for one bottle, rather
than 20 without or use any other
Ask NJ. l.. Lane, Swauzey, N H., ifhe did not restore
his grey hair and whiskers to their former beauty by
usiHg one bottle Of Martha Washington Hair Rertorer.
Ask Mrs l. Bixby, South Danyeis, Mass, IT she bad
not been troubled with a bad huIuJr on her head for
three years and applied man medicines, but got no re-
tot itt IN nctus onn bestis of tha Naftita WashluglUn
Hair RestOrer her head was cured, and before she mad
out where h had fallen of and in three months she had
rs good a head Of hair a. when ayOuth.
For sale by Wood, BiXby 4 Co. Wholesale aud Re
tail Agenta, Montpelier, vi. T&N2gl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

GARdET.-This disease, as it is generally
known, occurs most frequently after cattle are
turned out to pasture in spring. Without stop
ing to describe the symtons at length, We will
merely say that il mAnifests itsslfin Inflammation
of the bag and in bloody milk. Among the rem
sdies most employed are the garget root, and
salt petre. Others have recommended the use
of odlde OF potassium. The salts have the efec,
OF Increasing the action Of the kidneys, and may
serve to retard The actio Of the milk glands, and
thus relieve the iniamed condition OF the parts
affected. We are more inclined to use Of warm
lamentations than to cold baths, unless the bag il
very bot, and not hard.
But we have tried a different course for two
years past, from oil Others recommended. When
a new COW comes home affected with garget, we
have her carefully MIXED and then put hsr in the
COW house where she can ls in a warm bed, and
feed her, on dry hay, and allow her 10 20 out to
pasture but a short time the next day. In this
way we have cured the difficulty more rapidly
than by any other method, and without the use
OF internal remedies or external applications at
all. Even in this mode Of Treatment we would
not, in all cases, discard the use of appropriate
medicines. During the past week we have cured
a COW IN two days that seemed to be very violent.
ly attacked, from lying out on the cold ground
Ne. Fdrmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
Railroads., 81.
NnlIt0n05, ~.
Vermont CcaEr and SuIIi-
var Railroads.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May l5fh, 1865.
YrsIn, Co,nnsoutn,na 49,,
Commeneina Man I5kh. 1906.


Trains Going south anF EsAf,
Leave Montpelier & 905 ~, go p E.anG 1000 r, y
Nm lRIts leaves Rouse's P,iut at4 30 = ~, connect
W Ing at White River IuIcto on Hnd BELOW Falls
win tminsf t Boston, Worcester, Springariu ,ui srr
York, grriytnrat New York atlOI5r. H., and with trans
on Pissumpsc q. Z.
BuHLiNGroN EHtrEss THiN leaves Montreal 20 . IS =.
n Rouse Point at 74i a. n, connecting at Burlington
with Champaign steamers Tor saratoga, Troy, &c.
DAY Efrggss THAtvIeayes Montreal at 80 a. ~. st.
Johns at 10 90 a w. Ogdensburgh at5.3l = NJ fr Boston,
&c connecting at Burlington with Rutland Road for
IT y, Albany and New York, arriving ~ Boston via.
Lowell at 1879 ? ".
NreH1 EtrRtss Tssts leaves Ogdonshnuh al ll30 4.
a., Montreal az $50 ?. n. .louae's Point At 545 p. N. 49,.
Johns at 44U NJ, auiying a. Boston nts.4O A.. y, conue,t
Ing at Bellows Fails Win Cheshire Road lor Bot TN and
Worcester and with Vermont Vnilet q n. foi spring.
held, &c, and arriving in New YotE 10 1890 ?. n
trains G DING North amt West.
Leave Montpelier at $40 ~. SI5 4 y, and 20 ,
n, md 433 F.s.
DAY EIpRfs, rH4rs leayes Boston VIA Loweli at 500
Aa Tor BURLINGTON, st Adams, hauteUl OKi enshurgh
and West arriving al Montreal at 800 o. n, Ogdens
butgh At u SO
Man it,IN leaves Boston VIA. Lovel. 40 40 n.
via. Lawrence u 80 a . fot BurlH.ton, RouS's Point.
&c. Leaves Bostl N via. Fhchhufe at 1.3I 49, Springfield
a. 7i N, CONNECTING nt White River June ion with
Day express Tor Butlin gton, Montreal Ogdcnsburg and
he Wet.
poeeHMopATIoS Tuatr leave, sotthh~ldat 2 4Ol.t.
aud burlington BIO ?. ~, Tor Rouse - Point.
Near ErrErss IFAtNleayes bellows Falla $40 90 p.
-, receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Z. r.,
leaving NeR York a. H. 49, =. ~, aud from Cheshire
< r., leaving Boston q, $50 ,. y. connecting at Waite
RiVet Junction withttain leaving Boston 10 $50 g.. ~,
Tor burlington, Rousc's Point, Montreal and Ofdens.
butgh, connecting a Montreal and Ogdensburgh, with
Grand Trunk trains for tn West.
sleeping cars are attached go both The night express
''ins running between 81. Ablus and boston, aud n
Albans aud Springfield.
Through icketsiorChicag uudthe Wsst or.alo >,
h pftncipHl ~etattora
81. AbaRs, May /, 1865.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
BOURBON wIIISKEY

Is recommended nowadays by almost every phyfician.
Many patients that visit my reoms, 10th male snc female
are stnpehcd with this poison. The relief Is temporary.
II they cough, they take q lutlp whisky II thcy feel
weak and feeble, they take a little wuiskey, itthty can.
net sleep, they take a little WhisktA and thew 70 on
inthiswSy requiring more aud more until they are b oat-
cd up,and Imagine they are getting leohy. Tie stomach,
llVer and digestive powers are completely dies raytd,
aud lose their appetite Tor food No one was ever cared
OF oonrupmton by TINS process, where cavities have
been formed in the lunga A little stimuluut i. tr,uuent.
~ %benehcial 10 oonsumptiyes, such as pure hfuuay or
good wines, In many cases, London porter 90 brown
sioutin moderate quantities butbourbon whfky hasttns
on, inftead OF curing consumption.
SThe Seaweed Tonic ptoduees,asting results, thorough
y inyigorAting the ssom ach and digestive system. and
II to eliminate rnd make into healthy blood
the food which may be u~scisior that purpose. It is 30
wonderful IN its effect that a wine glass lull vil e. tgest
a hearty meal ana a little Of taken before breakfast
will give a tone which few medicines possess the power
NJ dning.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

"%lterafd W. kddy a. one uf th, most t.r,bIs and
ucressiul practitioners, VITA whoa have hnt em,tsi
LmI.I.nmN. IL y -- -W- \
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
DIP RL.ANNHAnD

DIR BLANCHARD
would respectfully inform his frleads and patrons, that he
will continue to divide his time a. usual for the last three
0r four years, at
BARRE AND WEST RANDOLPH.
He vii be In his Office at West Reutolph on the 18th
Of July, Sc %pttmber, November, and stop one month each
time. The rest Of his tins be VIII he in bis ofhoea Barre.
ALL OPERATIONS Upon THE TEETH,
sUcH A.
Extracting, Cleansing Filling and Inserting,
n a manner to meet the wants and expectations Of all
who may require his services.
Teeth filled in the best Manner
with pure Gold, and warranted to give reasonable salts
faction. frail teeth dlisd ana presetv d with Silver,
AmalgAm or Artificial nentine, an article preferred by
many 10 Gold, It being white or color d to match the nat
ural teeth.
FALSE TEETH INSERTED
on Piaiaa, Gold, Silver Silver plated with Co d, Vulcan.
lied Rubber Rubber set from o. TO $40. clasps will he
used in no cas- 10 attach plates to the natural teeth.
CHULDREN's TEETH REGULATED.
EXAMINATIONS ANp Dvlo aaAris.
II Ether, chloroform Or Electro Magnetism admins
tered when advisable in extracting tech.
Perrons not acquainted with me and wishing inform
alton In regard to work, will please inquire Of The follow
Ing named gentlemen
8arre; d. NJ. Chafee, j. French, T.. Aldich. Col. F..
Tilden, Drs. b gslow, BAILEY, orthen, ~thambin.
Randolph J X. Parish, g Bass. b.. fhayer, Prof
1, Wing, Rev. u. Ali', Dr.. Psmbsr, stewart, Ke adrck,
Davis.
?. s.-Remember tha. work a. cheap as any Good
Dentist IN The State, ,but can do no halfway Jobs) I
must 10 my work well, AMI then charge enough 20 that /
can afford to make it perfect.
ALL HORk WARRANTED.
W DIR. @. ID.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
Miscellaneous
DIR. UR ~ III
PRACTICAL PHYSICIA N.
has made SO many wonderful and instantaneous
cures in Boston, New York, Hartford, spring
field, and more recently In New Hampshire
and Vermont, has returned and taken

Who has made SO many wonderful and instantaneous
cures in Boston, New York, Hartford, Spring
field, and more recently In New Hampshire
and Vermont, has returned and taken
Rooms No. l63, Court Street, Boston.
DIR URASN's treatment is such that by 1t
All Durable Diseases
are Affected in one or two treatments, and many are en-
tiTely cured by one, asthe following will testify
stvsBURr, May 10th, 1863.
Edto@ Hqrttord Colraat Permit me through the col
umns Of your valuable paper to relate an incident which
u Ike many others hls created a C nsderAbIe furore Of
excitement. My wife las been An invalid for the past hye
years, and unable to DO any work, and exceedingly ner
vous. Ny little hoy IA also been confined to his bed and
room for more Than a year, by pa alysis OF his arms and
limbs, so that he could moi feed himself or put on his
clothes, or even have Bis finger ua'ls cat | read The ad
yertisement uf Or Tram in our paper and was induced
to try him, which trim. has proved perfectly satisfactory
The DR.. came out to my house two weeks ago today, and
In the short space OF one hour he had my wife ami boy
both up and dressed, and able to use heir hands and
limbs apparently as we'll as ever. My wife Is now as well
~ she hss been in the past eight years, and my little boy
$ as brisk as p or cket, and able TO use his feet A. well
as any boy Of his age. All hat seems to be wanting is q
little more aesh on his withered hands, and he's all right
Should any one doubs the tfuthiultess Of his, they can
zee the boy WHO'S nov stopping AZ the 81. John Hotel, in
your city, and able to speak for himself While in our
town he treated some fifteen cases, and many were cured
beside ne shove named, and all were more or less ben
Gifted. Truly yours.
NOSES f ST. JOHN.
Good Rooms and Board provided for inyalids who may
desire, by giving timely notice.
Circulars containing letters " wonderful and rapid
cures Of persons considered past cure, WIN be sent by re-
ceipt Of return stamp. Y26
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

Pamphlets containing certificates n cures, and recon-
mendations from some N the most eminent Physicians.
Citrgymeni and others, viii bs semi FREE 10 any ad.
dress.
We .elect q few N Tho namest 10 .hnu ne nh..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
MrOifinfs.
"A THING OF BEAUTY Is AJOY FOREVER"
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTORER.

This is the First and only article ever brou ght before
the public that will rstore both Hair and Whiskers.
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES
who would think OF using anything 10 disagreeable
Gs a Hair Dye, If they could only find anything that
would restore hair and whiskers TO their natural color ?
The MAR1HA WASHINGTON HAIR RESrORER
will do NIL thig. and not color the ikiut No mistake.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01
THE MANDRAKE PILLS

may be taken with entire safety by all ages and coudhios,
producing all the good result that can be obtained from
oalomel, or any OF the mercutai medicines, and without
any OF their hurtful or injurious results They carry
out OF the system the hcultnt aud worn ont matters
looeentd and dissolved by my Seaweed Tonic aud rul-
monte Syrup. 1t will be .een that all three of nv medi-
cines are needed IN moet casesto cure consumption.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

through false certificates anC references, ana recommen
cations of their medicines by me dsaI, gho cannot ex.
pose OF contradlct them or Who. besides, to iartheT
their imposition, copy from Medical Books much that
s written Of The qualities and ELECTS OF different herb.
aud plants ana ascrlte ali the same to their Pills, IL
tracts, Specifics, &C., most OF which, If not all, contain
Mercury because of the ancient belief Of it, - curing
everything y bnt now known 10 &" xii more than H.
cured and.hose not killed constitutionally injured for
ia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-01

Isl specific for all diseases orr gluaing in a A STATE
OF TUE BLOOD, OF accompanied by debility or a low
state ~ the system
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B0sT0N-George c. Goodwin & -.
NEW Y~ORk-Demas Barnes 4 Co.
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PlfrsBuR6H-Dr George II Keyser.
ClNClNNAri-F. h. Sure q Co. aud John D. Park.
ChlCAGo-Lo-d \ Smith, and n. Scntil.
ST LEWIS Oliins Bee.
SAN Observation-Disclosures Smith 4 Dean.
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whU know uttlc OF the nature and character Of : pecia
Diseases, and LEs8 as TO their cure. Some exhibit forged
Diplomas OF Institutions or Colleges, which never *.
tHted ia any part OF the world others exhibit Diplo.
assuming and ADVERTISING in names OF those inserted IL
the diplomas, but to further Their impoaition assume
names Of other most celebrated Physicians long since
dead. Neither be deceived bv