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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court tia Nv ~
WAsHsaToN Dsrmct, So Montpelier, "lhh ~ ''
SAID district, on the AN day Of febf afy ~ loo'
n Instrument purporting to bethc last W'll ana res
"A lament Of Jusls b. Lane late OF East Monpelet ~
said DSuct deceased being pfesentediolhr to"'' w.
Probate:
Itisorderedbysaid Court that al persons concerned
therein, be noded TO appeaiHi sta 800 o ~
be holden at the Probate once in honlpe"ti u ""
The 2l4t day ofM rch, AID l553, and snow cause e"
purpose n 10 further ordered ihal "a 'olI W wv u'
record Of this order be- published thrr "rthA s.1Sss
iiyely w The Green hounai freeman, pnnlol " '''"
pelief, lFtyouE 10 SAID time appointed i0f h'"hE
true copy o feo IT, ..... o.t....
r0W3 Aucs,-N. A. CHASE hegNleh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
RaiIrou0s, 81.
terIn ont Cent? and SuIli-
van Railroads.
IAM =: \
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Ccmmencipg February 27fh, 1895.
rrsIn, Golngsouthanp r..t

Trains Going south anp East
leave Montpelier I { 40 $40 D. rand ~ no b. n
Al AL rsNs leaves -. hHans at g BAN, connect
vi lug a Whue River tunci on aud Below Falls
With trains flt slon, Worcester, Springfield aud New
Yotk ,atrtviural Nv York atm i5r.
DAY Errsgss TBAtSisaves Montreal at 5000 ~ ST
Johns Al = 80 AZ, 4 Troy and New York.
NisHr EtFEEss TRAiN leaves Ogdensburr at il.3aA
". Montreal at 3l5r.N. Rouse, POINT at 5iir.N q.
JohRs al $40 ", AWNING A. $40 w. connectnpat
Bellows Fas Nih Cheshire Road iot b. sou aud Wnt.
oester and vih Vermont VALLEY K II fof Sptuaaclt,
Sc and atTsias In New York a. la,1ors
Trains Going North sud West
Leave MpnipelteratA go n. ln.iN a. ~, an1 = 20
n.
Du Eursr. Ts,ts leaves slrlo ton A. ia)r.u,
iof Monte I.
Aoosssob,fioS rsuN leaves Nnuhnelda, sSlE,
and Burlington lal0F ", Ter Rouse's Point
NtdHt krrFrss TRatE eaves bellows Fails at 10 0l r.
y, receiving passengers from Vermont Valley 4. r.,
leaving New York ~ l9.lbr. ~, and from Cheshire
z, r. leaving Bee on ~ 10 ,. N. connecting a White
River Junction Wrhtfain oaviur B'st6n 500 ?. -
Tor Burlington, Rcuses Point, Montreal aud Opdens.
buygh. The Mail Trains connect with Passunpslo Road
NSeepinR ears attached to both the ngh exnrrts
aims running between So. Alh'rs AMI noston and -
Alhius and prnr6sld.
Through neGetstoi Chragc aea ths West for,al.a
% principal
G MERRILL SuP1
- Aibans. Y. Fob a. t+bS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

LACE on SrocK.-Caleb Garfield of Livingston
Co, Mich, writes the Rural that he has no such
thing about hun as lice on cattle, horses, hogs,
hens, geese, neither ticks on sheep. Ils remedy
is ulrhur To an OK, or COW, or hen, he gives a
tablespoonful in their feed to sheep less. lie
puts it in the coops Of the fowls in small Jumps
Feeds il once month in winter, but not in sum
mer, except 10 hogs. lie gives hi' horned catte
aud horses spoonful of puIverizsd saltpetre in
the month Of March or April, and again, without
fail, when he turns them out to grass. lie also
feeds bis cattle and horses about pint Of flax.
seed each once a month in winter
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
THE pULMONIC SYRUP

one OF the most valuable medicines known II Is
nutrient, powerfully louic ana ne ling IN Itself It con
tains no opium, YET loccus he phegm the bronchial
tubes and Lature throw ~ off Wiu little eVeition one
houc frequently cures ordinary cold hui il will De
vel first tc take dose ~ schtutk, Mandrake Pills 10
cleanse he ,omaoh me fulmunio SyTupls readily
dgestsd and absorbed into blood, to whIcl impari
is healing lruperie' II is one Of the preparai ons OF
iron IN use u D. a powerful tOIic OF itseif. and
when the Sea.Ne,d Tome disto yes m, mucous IN The
stomach and % carried on by the am of the Mandrake
Pins healthy flow Ut gastric Juice good appetite aud
a good digestion. follow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

BEsI MoDE OF PulNG FIREwooD--" ID Cur.
rie," Of Hull, writes -" As this is the season for
laying up supply Of fuel for the next year, it
may benefit some of your readers to know that
drewood for next years use is much better when
piled the bark side uppsrmost, for wood piled
with the bark side down is not so dry a, when
the bark is uppermost, besides when you come to
handle it again the bark is liable to fall off, and
go to loss, owing to the wet 10 summer getting
between the bark and the wood.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
amnrdinn,S Notice.

zTATF Of VERMONT. 10 Probate Court held a.
R,SpntrH DISTRICT, IS. Randolph, viii and for
.ald pstr e. ou the 2ld Gay FehfaaU, A. y. lst5'
ID UFUS HUTCHINSON, Jr., guardian OF Charlie
IL Hutch nson, miner residing 30 BRin'itr, ~ 'sld
ui.tiet m4kes Application To said toTt lot license 70
sell ne following dcscused real estate OF Il IL sdd ward
tn wi Being his uitest 10 ull tie real ts'alo 'ha 10
lon "a TO David Partridge, late ut said branltee De
ceased 40 IN, lime Of Is d-etsr. representing TIA he
sale thereof ur tbr purpose OF psthg III proceed Of
such safe a interest or invest the me a. STOCKS or
real estate, would be- beneficial % ID ware
Whercupon, 1t is ordered by said touH lhs laid app
cation be referred to session thereof T. be hela AZ US
West Randolph House in sud Randolph, on The 2d uaY
OF March A. d ISIS los hearing and decision thereon
And 4 is further rdertd that all persons interested
be notified hertofhy publication o nntce OF SAID Appi.
cAon and orir tnrfe0u three weeks successive ely 10 he
Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Mont elef, teioe
said time oi hearing, that they may appear a. sad ums
and place, and Vt they SEE cause, object usr-'o.
| ny the Court.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

REMEDY FOR CRB.DrlNG. Get piece VI
thin iron, an old wheel tire, say | "a or inches
sds, and raise il in parallel position about an
iuch above the edge OF the front and back side Of
the feed box by fastening /, at the end and btac.
ing it in the middle aud placed in hi. position
the animal has nothing but the sharp edges Of the
iron 10 catch hold Of And assure you from
three or four months experience, tha, you will
find Ibisremedy ttfsctnl john +. HrIunlNgoN
IN Country Gent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
miscellaneous.
american a FOrctgn Patents.

y OLICIIOA Of ! II ! A%sf 4 -
Llte AgontolU 5 Patent Once Washington uuo"
the hctOtlS37l
10 stAtestreet opposite kiIby st., boston,
FTER an extensive practice Il upwards ottWenV
years, continues 10 secure Patents United satfh
also In Great Britain France ana other foreign couf
Caveats Specifications BONDS, Assghme ana All I'
pots Drawings for Patents executed on llDerW WINS
and with dspatch, Res arches made lnio AneH''n ~
foreign works, 10 determine The Wdiyor utluy % pa
Tents or inYenlons-and legal or other advice tendtteu
sl matters touching the same Copies o. the elam9
of my patent furnished by femltng one doiar As'gh-
ments recorded 1T Washington
The agency not only The larges lin Ne" hhRAhu pu
through b., inventors have advantages Tor stoufWg'F'
tents iseertainiag the paentabJ olnVrnliouS' VIZ
surpassed by, IL not lHmta urahll superior TO- any
which can be offered 10 them elsewhere. Tue teslmoa
ais beloW given prove that none is more successful at
Patent Office than the subscriber and a. success " -.
best proof OF advantage and ability ne "ould auu at
he has abundant TO believe ana can prove at NO
other office Of the bind the chalRes Tor pioltsSuha
services so moderate The immen,e praclct OF he SUD
scrber during twenty years past has tnaDed MN '9 a
| Cumuate vast collection of specihc tohs ana oWp''
! decisions relative 10 patents.
these, besides bic extensive library u legal any me
chInirat Wurk and full accounts Of patents granted ~
the United states and Europe, render MN able pey ono
question, offer superior facilities lor obtaining PAeH
| Alnecrssity Of journey 10 washington 10 procure
patent and the usua great del there atehrfr III
! yentors.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

GARGRTY Cows II hat very troubl some dis.
ease called garget presents tself in hetent forms,
sometimes causing COW to give bloody milk,
and at other times ourds, and very frequently
neither Of these will appear, but the COW vii
milk so h I'd that you have 10 more than earn the
milk TO get it. have COW that sometime in the
month Of August, began to milk hard and dry
up her milk Her eyes looked dull, and she
showed signs Of garget. gave her garget root,
sstpetre, sulphur, and other things, called good
for garget but it seemed to do but little or no
good Late in the fail she MIXED so hard It was
almost impossible to get her milk Yet there
we're no clrds, no swelling Of the bag, nor ap-
parenty anything to obstruet the milk, and it
looked as well as any mi when taken from tht
COW but when scalded 1t would thicken up like
cuStard About the same time one Of my
neighbours COWS, which was gargety also, got int
his fl I'D and ate up small stack Of beans ant
il cured her OF the garget entirely. ! then CAV,
my COW about pint Of beans at time for three
or four days, an ,he began to mix easier, ant
her milk would boil and not tlioken up. Since
then have given her the water that my folk
soak their beans in to bake The result is m,
COW is cured Of the garge, she gives gooC
mess Of milk, aud mks easier than she ever die
u before Viii some one that has gargely cox
, 90 and do likewise, and give the results
Wtsion, Dublin, " II, IN " H. Journal o
.1gridIIue.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

"Gtegard Nj Eddy as one OF The most capable and
ul practitioners with whom have had omeia'
iutercOurir.' "
CUARLEs MASON,
COMMISSIONS rOf Patents.
" have no hesitation in assuring inventors tDat lhey
cannot employ person more competent 40 UusWoiuy
and more cnpable oputinf thct applications tn iotn
u secure Tor them an carly and favorable cons deraIoh AZ
the Patent Once EDMUND BURKE,
Late Comm, Toner Of Patents
" Mr. r. II. Eddy made for metbrteen applications
all but Of which patents had been ranlea' aug
that Ia pending Such unmlsakable proof OF geni
aenl and ability on his part leads me 90 recommend All
inventors TO apply to MIN 10 secure thtt aith'f AZ
they may be having The most faithful attention b
slowed onheif cases, and al very rcasonabe 'nage.'
Durugeiah months the sui scubef. in conme OF nv
arge practice made on twice rejected appl faoh'y ~
teen appeals every Que NJ which wo' decided ~ ns il'o
tv tba ionnis.Ionet m pstents r. II EDDY.
B1staH De 10, ltl l. nv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
THE SEA.WEED TONIC

il n sumnlant and none other is required when it Ia
used II sp ure aud pleasant bsd effects like when
using Bourbon whisky, which disorders the stomach,
orpor the liver, locks up all the secrelons, Turns the
blood INTO water drop'y 'ei IN, and the patient dies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
Manhood how LOST, how Restored

Just published, new edition OF DIR, Cul,crwelis
celebrated Essay on the radical cure tvithout meg'
lcre) o. SpcrmatturhUa, or seminal Weakness, lnfe'
untary Seminal Losses lmpott ncy, Mental and fhyes
lnoapaoity, lmpedments To Marriage. etc. also, 'oh.
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, inductd ny self ndulfth"
or sexual extrsvagarce
RJ- Price IN Sealed Envelope, only G cts,
The celebrated author In this admirable Essay clea'
demonstrates from hry years successful pfacll,,'
that the alarming consequ ncet Of self Abuse nav y
radically cured without the dangerous use OF n'tihS
medicine, or the application Of tht knifcp0lnnH gu
mode NJ cure at once simple certain and eneeual ~
means Of which every sufferer, matter what hs ~
dition may be, may cure himsslfcheaply, privately Ah
radically. -,
~ This Lecture should be In the hands Of every
youth and every man IN The lani. -,
Sent under seal, In arlaih envelope, to any ad,,,
postpaid, on the receipt Of six cents, or I've W.
stamp Address The publishers,
CtlAs. J. e.. KLINE A CO... .
iaf pow.ry, New York. Pest once Boa, ~"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
BOURBON WIIISKEY

recommended row-a days by flmost every physician.
Many PATIENT hat ts my rooms. both male and female
stnpttd with this poison. The relief is Temporary.
II th,v cough they take h,lt whisky II they tea
weak ana feeble they take little wa.key; 1t they can
sbtp, they take a little Whi,ke, aud they 20 on
In this WY requiring r. and moie until ttcy ave cat.
ed up and imagine they getting shy. lne stomach
liver aud digestive loWCfs are completely d siroytd.
and osc THEIR app tile for food No one Rss ever cured
oil eonsupmton ht this process, Whue cavities have
been form u the lunps ittle stimuli nj Is frequent
~ beneficial 90 tousumptie., such a. pure bianay or
good wines, IN many ca.ei London porter rr brown
,t0ut M moderate quunut,t but bourbon Nh4ky ha ns
on in tead oi curing con unp ion.
The SsaVccd Tonic pfodu q, lasting ttsai. thorough.
by myigo a.mg the ON ca and digestive system and
the tiod which m1y BE- use tor thai purpose Ii isso
wonderful u as Net that wine gls.s ml will ipp,i
hearty meal ami little ID Dc taken before hrtnkMst
viii give tone Wh ch NV mrilcin poecss the power
of DOM
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
Alr0itillGs.

Cb0N viii be forfeited by Dr. l.. Dix if filling to
pOOOcure IN le8 time tnan any other Ihysicar
more ehectuay ana ptimeLatly, with iess strain
from occupation On leaI OF exposure to all weather
with safe ana pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABUsE AND SOLITARY HABITS
Their effect ana consequences
SPECIAL AlLMENTS AND SITUATIONS EE8
Incident 10 Married and Single Laoies
SECRET AND DELlCATEBlsuRuEH
hercurial Affections Erupticns ana VI pe.aHes Of the
SKIN Ulcers OF the n ose, Throat and Body Pimples
ON the lace Swellugs OF tine J0nt8 Nery 0usne ss ;
Constitutional aud other Weaknessesn i0uth, and the
more advanced, Of all ages, OF
B0Iu sE&ES SINGLE OR NARRrED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
Try It, and be convinced.

lat. II If not Dye, 2, II viii not color the skin.
Sd. II will restore the Hair from Gray to baauu
full hack Brown Auburn whatever nil 1T have been
beauty.
4th twill cure all deserves aud humor. o. the scalp
keep the head cool, aud tho hair lrem falling CG aud
promote healthy growth.
9Th Asa Dressing for the Hairt h one OF the bet, Ia
market II will change dry, harsh and Wry hair to
beautiful silk like appearances
tth II will ohante GRAY and Fad Mhskers to
begutiul Brown, and cause them to appear more ma.
ural than by any other application.
Mr.. I. fease, New Bedford Mass, says
" The Martha Washington Hair kestoftr T. the best
article ever had In my store, III selling more and
giving better satisfaction than an, o'her
Mr. W" New Bedford, Mas say.
=" he Martha Washington Hair Resorer suptrsedts
all ne Uer Dyes and Restores ever brought before the
public. None EQUALS IT,
Mr. s. BRAY, Ouih Danvers. Mes. saws.
" have sold 10 dozen bottles Matlha Washington
lair ResiofcT Ia this Ftctiun the fust tour months
aud in 10 case has Il failed to give satisheii9n'
Mr. &. biNhy, North liridpewatpr. Mass .sqs.
1 stll move 90 Marih, W sintt0n Hair il.s'orrf
than all Others
lady from Oh lsea Nc. going West .ays.
" would give three dollars l0r one bottle rather
than 20 without or use any other
Ask VI h. lane, Swanley N. H. ifhe lid not restore
his grey hair and whtktfs to their former bpauy hy
using one bottle ct Martha Washington Hair Rertor
Ask hir }. I Bixbr South aanyeis Mas. Il She had
not been troubled with "a bad hum On her head ior
three yeats and applied many medicines but got re
lief Tut In using one bottle of the Martha Washington
har Resofer her head was curtd nd b. lore she mad
ued the second bottle ihe hair had CONNIE need TO start
out where had fallen Oh and IN three months she had
Us coed head Of hair a. when ayunth.
FOR sale by Wood niNhy a Co, Wholesale aud Re.
tail Agents Montpelier VI TSN2g1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND NDsIouH
MHEkWg

tt-.,..,, ,t.. Nv . IA n ~ ~ ,,t t.... .,.,
h, o. = ~" t . ',h D,~'.i
''I ~ 49,. ~ IN 49,.
a. ~ patEn., - ~ ! ~, Ky. '
olhva eP.. va w. a"' A . VI w.,
9peolhS Au'ilVti ~. n5tN '1} ,"- tp'' re '"'s.
'uilhs l'" ~ Hnhul' u % = .Nui '.'u J." F4iiuN
"ago inLVNsu'u' ~ lNNu w. H.
d ,i,t oA'au = uH'' l' 49, l.'a ~. -i'N
~ l't ~ o'lur, go ~" 'i '''"' 3'- '"
IT i''ltFe" 'F'"''At" pV'''D's ~ ooNl'''N' IF''
'a1s' .tt,,..,l.. .pD..,.u.N,.v..t
~ = a - ~ ~ a., = I .. ~. = y D"''' Z
Nothwlin.ahnihg we .'ftsolh' .e'lt ~is known
ONE QuacA Ioo or ana N"s'i'a H'A'it }e'. it aIl
"s o. We liie any i''llA ~ ou.t 's ''r ~.
muhF shtih WHO WH ,fsu l0il"N ~ "'.' N'HiA
Ia giving mercury '"lh pa tl'' go. .'sI N 't'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14


III Endicou street, Boston, Mass,
40 arranged thatp patients never or hoar each 9th
er Recollect, the ONLY entrance TO his Office is No
II having no connection win hI3 residence eonat-
Quently family interruption so that on no account
can any person hesitate applyink al his office
DIR DIX
b1iRy asserts land cannot be conuodcied except bl
Quacks who will say or do anything, even pcijuit
Aemselvea toimpose upon pauentsl that he
10 THE ONLY ngaulAa GRADUATE rHysiorAs ID
YlEriHEg o. BptroF,
SIXTEEN YEARS
engaged 10 treatment o. tpecal 1-ca'es iaoi go vel
known 20 many Citizens Puhliaher. Merchants liule
tropretois &C. tba he 10 much rooompe8 ded quo
particularly to
STRANGERS AND IRAYELEE8
10 avoid and escape Imposition 81 Foreign ana ia
tive Quacks .mo~ ramd0ns IN Boston than other ARK,
cities.
proudly to Prole5sors and respectable Fhyfoan
many Of whom consult aim n critical cases because
If his Acknowledged sklll and reputation, attained
Trough so lng experience prNeii. and obsen alton
AFFLICTED AND UNroRGuNATL
b. not robbed andadd TO our suaornFs in being d.
teiyed Jy thel lying boasts misrepte enatong tyle
ses and prolension8 Of
FOREIGN AND NAIVE QUACBa.
Fho know little col tbe nature ana character el speeds
Dseases, aud LEsa AZ 30 then OIe some exhibit i0ryel
Diplomas ~ institution or C9iegts WNIgh never ~.
3ted ID any part OF the WorI0 Others tAhibii uitio
mas VI the Dead hgT obtained uutugvu mot etiy
assuming and advertising i ugmtt 40 t4o.t Inherited
the Va l3mas, but to further their mpH SOP assume
nance Of othef most celebrated fhY lsur tong aucl
lead. Neither DO deceived by
QUACK EOslEuM MAKERS
through false certificate reference. and rocoumou
1stiJn8 OF their medicines BY e 4of Nbo cannot as
pose ~ eOntmdc. them Of Who besides ~ i.ftncf
.hct imposition, copy rom NcdclI N0OEs much that
written of The qualities and ee- oi different isru.
md plants 20 afcrtrc all tht Y4u % their Fl fE-
rlcts, specific &c,, mo-t OF Winch lf mot l contain
Mercury, bsgaa.e of the ancient belief az lt- cef
ggtJ thlag bn. now known to LI. moie tl4A q
cured aud hose not Killed constitutional i.arA i.l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
THE
GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE co.

vas t~NpIa
"A FIRST PREMIUMS IN 1868,
And h First Premium Al every Stlts Fara which they
have exh bted and Pr. miu WAS offered Ia 1864.
The reputation o. the Sewing Machines made Ny this
Ompauy vas Thoroughly established year. ago. They
surpassed by none IN StrcHiSG, BEApINa CoRpiNs
EMBRolpralS0 or performing arv kind q plain " ct
uameHal sewing.
GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE 60,
Is Summer IT., Boston 1875 Broadway, \. Y
1870 Chestnut ST, Philadelphia.
BRANHEs IS ALL rnE PRINCIPAL CITIES ASsd.f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

We ST. ohlh " 2 nW lk 4 Co
btttltmeu .--Sf tiug numerous ttrtia atet in the
Name Farmer cudersng the merits of that gfeat
Lung htmgdy, WI -IAkS KALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY um induced, aud take great pleasure b
giving publicity 20 The eat cure it accomplished IN
my family Wy slr, Henry Archer. now postmAs
Ter NJ arnold sou e1e County. Me-, Was auafkct
Will ptuuF oi blood. cough. vcakueN az lungs. and
s. a.tal debility ~ mu 20 that family physician
declared him 60 have a " .eaf.I col.umpf lion He
vas under med'caI treatment fora uumter Of months
hut received no benefit from % At length | was I'M
du-td 10 purchase one bottle Of WlSTAR'S BALSAM
Which bsuehuci bun 10 much ! obtained another.
which ~ -hor time res'ord him 20 HE usual health
thut can safely recommend this remedy 10 Others
100 Ike condition, for % Is, / think all u purlorts %
be.--Ihk 6kEAI IL 80 REMEDY FOR TdE HINES.
! he above statement peutlemen h my voluntary
offering 20 you "a favor of you Balssm and Is At your
disposal IS ever, Yours. ANDREW ARCHER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

TESTIMONIALS,
" regard NJ Eddy A. one OF the most capabe hhu
ucces,fll practitioners, with whom have had ohelal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
TnE MANDRAKE PILLS

may be taken with cn re aeT hy all ages and eondtos
producing all the GOOD result that can be oliaiaed from
calomC or any Of the motcural medicines. and without
any OF their hurtlul or INJURIOUS resu Is. They carry
out OF tie system the hcultnt and worn n't mait5ts
loos ned anu d solved ny NJ Served Tonic and pui.
monte syrup ltvil be zen that all three OF nv nsdi
oines lie need in most case 60 cure consumption
AGENTS.
BOSTON George Z. Goodwin & 70
NEW NORk-Dtmas Banes 4 Co.
RALTthORt-S. 5 Ilance.
PITTSBURGH Gt0'gph keysef
ClNtlNNAfl-F.E ) RE q Co and John u Park.
CulCAbO-LoffS smith and n. Sco,il.
ST. LEWIS olHs Btus
SAN fRANclsCO-iostttier, smith Dan
Also cold by al druggist and dealers rlrl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
"a THING OF BEAUTY lSAlOY FOREVER
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTOR ER.

This is the First and only article ever brought before
the public that will restore both Hair ana Whiskcls
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES /!
Who would think OF using anything 80 di.agTcoable
as Hair Dye, Il they could only ind anything that
would restore hair and whskora TO their natural color
The MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RESrORER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
F0REIGN AND NAIVE QUACNa-

b, not robbed sndadd to Jour sunerngs in being ga
eiyed oy the lying boasts misrepte enistions tsle
ses and prctengOn8 OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

roudly refers to Prole5sofs and respectable phy1gan
many Of whom consult Him u critical cases because
# his aoknOw lodged skill and reputation, attained
rough so ing experience, prNeti and obsenation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-20

THE LATE TRAGEDY AT GREEN POINT
Henry Jurseu, who "a. recently shot by Mr.
James Hill Tor criminal intimacy with his wiis {,
fss. improving, but not out Of danger. Coroner
Barrett has been strongly urged 70 release Hill on
bal. but refuses 10 do until the attending phyH.
cisn pronounoes Jursen out Of danger
RECErIrING.-SiN hundred dollars bounty
was offered on Saturday for recruits in the second
District, but one ouly "a co ored mani was Obtain.
ed. Provost MNsh,l waldrou has everything in
readiness FOR draft, but received on Saturday no
orders in regard to IL.
ForRru JUDICIAL DIsrRtcr.-In the al.
'enco of Justice Daley at the OIL region. Justice
wslter j. pr siding.
ELorENENr.-Ths wife NJ gentleman re-
siding IN Java street f. ~, recently eloped with .
man Who had homo at the house, ani nothing
has been heard Of their Whereabouts
SUDDEN DEArH.-A young daughter OF Mr..
James Gllingh am. residing in Calyor street, near
Union svenue, Green Point, WAS yesterday morn.
ne found dead in her hed her mother Coroner
B,rrett las, evening held an inquest when IL wa,
asccrtained ths, death WAS caused by convusions