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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24

A't"t PhA"3
where all letter. for advice or business saoaid be diree
3D.
lie will be found here every Saturday professionally
TO examine lungs with the Re'prometer for which bic
fee Is three dJlefs AL advi free
In New foiki at No. ~ Bond street. every tuesday
ifcmv ALTO T. No
AZ lhe marlboro Ho'e'i ho'lon 1auaafy Is ana 49,
tepFuary 10 ana 10 MArcu ID ehd TO- Apfh ~ ana ~
NAY y ana Is June IA ana TO- July ~ and 70
Inc Tine iof my being Baltimore ANA Ptt'pnf9h
VIII DC seen Ia the daly papers o. Those cities
TuEHIST0Rf oFDR sCAENCks o.yNcAaE.Nlt
HOW He WA8CUkED OBJ CONSUMPTION
Manyyears s,e whilst fss,lp, In ph .rslefbia Ilad
progressed grsdu.lfyin into ia. lea. fa.of pup5par,
Communion. Auhoge. az r,,, fs.,,rs b.n, t.sita
pated. 1 was adytetbv uvtb..i. at Dr Parrish Il.
remove into the country. 5,oor,.toep Mos, Jsr..,.
beng my native Mace w. g. removed uiher Nv
father and all mis- lamiy mad lig.d died tb.-ear
died of Pulmonary Cop.,raut on D r,,. o,ri,slI y,s
put to bed, where llay t,- many week, In bat va.
deemed a homeless. couo.tor pr Tbsrptoe. ,,b7 had
been mi iather. n.m.ytb vasi. ID .,terjss him,
in nj. last illness was eaiIedto sns ga bouglt nv
case entirely beyond th roach ,n.,l.,.e and d,,es,
that must die and rays me one week +, arrange ms
femnoral Affair.". In tbi. ,,r,,eti f.
heard Of the remedies which now make and sell L.
seemed 10 me that ccuid feel Them worku, their
and penetrating every nerve fibre ana tl..go Of NV
system
Ny lungs and liver pat On new action. The NOR
Did matter which for years had a.cunuat,d and irrit
ted the different organs of che body vas ,muatd tbs
tubsree4 on nv lungs riseae4 cNuecia.a ie3 from
nv lungs a. uncba,a tint of ,,lo, oa a.i,e tn,tt.
every morning A. this eetorstign otmstier .nb.d
ed the fever absled The nam eii me- e e5p.h ceased
to harrass me. and the exhaust NO 7.e.t. were 40
longer known. and had r feshu, .esp. TO WHICH /
had long been a stranger Ny appetite now bsg4a ic
return and at times found % daeuit orctrau myfeii
from eating too much with thi return Of health. /
gained in strength, and now am 4 shy. am nov d
healthy nan, with Ia ge healed cicatfz in the middle
lobe Of the ishlung, ana ta lower lobe hegatz win
complete eaiou Of the peura The lett urgissouud
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
l1oetrp.
October.
BY JANET HlnIToN

sing October, month Of all the year
To poets soul and al deep feeling dear
Her chastened sunshine and her dreamy skies
With tender magic charm my heart and eyes.
From fading woodlands ever pattering down
Come many tinted leaves, red, yellow, brown
The rushing carpet, with slew, lingering feet
thoughtful tread, nhalng odsrs sweet
The very soul Of quelude is breathing
o'er field aud lake with sweetest peace enWreathing
Ny tranquil soul, from f0unts Of blssfu feeling,
Sweet, silent tears adown my cheek are stealing.
Spirit Of meekness broodlng in the air,
On thy son pnons wa my lonely prayer,
That may meet, calm, meek, resigned and sober,
Ny life decne--my solemn lat October.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24

CnEAP CIDER VlSIGAR-Take the water in
which dried apples are washed and soaked, and
after carefully strainlpg, put in q vessel add u
pound Of sugar, or lie equivalent in molasses
Put in piece OF brown paper, and set where it
is warm. In Il few weeks you will have good
cider vinegar. More sugar viii improyeit The
vinegar will also be better the more concentrated
the cider is. The strongest vinegar is made
from boiled cider
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
THE PULMONIC SYRUP

is one Of the most valuable medicines known, /, is
nutrient powerfully tonic ami De ling IN Itself IL con
tans no opium, vet loeseli he PM esm IN the ouchal
tubes, and nature throws 10 OF with little "a .fon
bottle frequently cures an ordinary cold but Il viii be
vel first to take dose OF sehencks Mandrake rils to
cleanse the stomach. The Pulmuuic syrup readily
dgested and absorbed into blood TO wheat imparts
us healing properties II is Of ne urepaTat OF
iron m use 10 D. a pIWaflu ton. ., and
when the sea-Netd Tome diNo v,s iho muous IN the
tOmaoh, and carried of by the aid of tue Mandrake
heaIthy low Of gnslrlo Juice. GOOD apneliLa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24

The cattle plague which is so prevalent in Eag.
land, and ordinarily SO fatal, has not yet reached
Ireland, and the export from the former into the
latter country is strictly forbidden. So oonla.
gious is this formidable disease, that even the
ilies il is tad, communicate the oontagion from
ore place to another. On this account the Ger
mans learned, as preclution, promptly aud care
fully to bury the cattle that had bee killed or died
in eonseGuenee OF This plague.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24

There are 5000 acres On the chores and is.
lands VI Lake Erie devoted - the culture Of the
grape. The Catawba, Isabella, Delaware and
Concord are the principal varieties. THIS years
crop on 5000 Of tho 5000 acres will average
5000 lbs 10 the acre, making it one OF the
most profitable crops raised.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24

Mr.. Paige of Bennington raised on five and
one half rods of ground the present season,
thirty asd one fourth bushels Of onions aud sold
them at one dollar fifty cents per bushcl also,
two pounds of onion seed, worth two dollars
fifty cents per pound. oaions had been ralsei
on the same ground twenty-one years IN success
sion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
BOURBON Whisky

IL recommended nowadays by almost every physician
Many patients hat visit my ms 10th male ana fcmae
stnpehtd with this poison. The relief Is temporary.
II they cough they take little whisky IL they tel
weak and feeble, they take little whisky; If they eau
net sleep, they take little whskyl and they 10 ON
In this way requiring and more until they are cat.
ed up, and Imagine they getting shy. fio stomach,
liver and digestive powers arc completely stroy d,
and lose their appetite ior food No ever cured
OF consupmtlon by this process, where cavities have
been formed IN the langa little stimuant frequent.
Y beneficial TO consumptyes, such a. pure bfauay on
good wines, In many cases, London porter or brown
st0utn moderate Quantti, but bourbon SKY hastuf
on, inttrad OF curing oOmumpi ion.
The Seaweed Tonic produce lasting results orough-
ly inyigoating the omaoh and digestive system aud
enabling TO eliminate and make into healthy blood
the food which may b. use for hat purpose It is so
wonderful IN It's feet that wine glass ul vill rost
hearty meal aud little oi II taken before breakfast
will give tone which few medicines possess the power
of dninp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
To COnSusnptiycs.

CUFF ERERS with Corsumpdtn Asthm', Bronchitis, OF
~ any diseases Of The throat lungs will be cheerfuy
furnished without charge with he remedy BY ths use Of
which Rev, Edward \, Wilson of WihAmsburg N Y ,
was completely restored 10 health after having suffered
several Years with the dread disease Consumption To
Copsumpuye sui rer this remedy is worthy Of an immedi
ate trial 1t will cost nothing, aud may be the Of
their perfect restoration Those desiring the same wi n
please address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON, 100 south
Second Street Williamsburg, Kings Go MY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24

CuRE FOR BLorEp CArrLE.-B, S. Gilbert
writes to the New York Formers Club that cat
tie 0oaIed from eating clover or other food to
excess may be relieved in lew minutes by pour.
ing cold water upon their backs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
PATENT OFFICES.

INVENTORS who wish TO take ou' Letters Patent are ad-
vsed to oounse with Messrs MUM co editors the
Scientific Am riean, who have prosecuted claims before
the Patent O'e for nearly Twenty Years lhore Amer
lean and European Parnt Agency Is the most extensive
in the world. pamphlet contain NJ full instructions 10
inventors, is sent gratis Address MUM q CO., No. "
PAX Row. N. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
w. THE SEA.WEED TONIC

is stlmnlant ana none other o. r,quiltd Shen it t.
used II ip ure aud pleasant mo effects Ike when
using Bourbon Wink which uis1iarfs the stomach.
orpors tue liver, locks up al the -eartons turns the
God into water dropsy seis in and the patient dies
N.p,It
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
STAGE NOTICE
NEW ARRANGEMENT on An OLD LINE !!
TRI-w WEEKLY STAGE BETWEEN
ST. JOH.NSB TRY AND MONTPELIER,


ST. JOH.NSB TRY AND MONTPELIER,
Connecting with trains at each end.
Through in the Day Time
Stage for the accumulation OF travel the above
route, will commence. running Monday, July 18th,
lees, and run as follows;
Leave ST. Iohnsbury every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at A. NJ, the arrival Of the Northern
Passumpsc Train. passing through Danylle West Dan
VILE East Cabot, Cabot, Marshheld, Psinfed, East
Montpelier, and arriving at Montpelier in
meet with The Vt Central Train going West, when
pgtran is on time and road good
Leave Montpelier every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at A. NJ the arrival Of the Western Train,
requesting through the towns above named and arriving
at St. Johnsbury at 2P NJ in season connect with
the Passumpsc up train when morning train is lime
and road good.
Connectfonai
Passengers taking this line from St Johusbury will
connect with the Stage at Danvlle fo walden, Hard
wick and Greensboro This route also connects at st.
Johnsbury with the routes from that place to LiItleon
and lancaster and can reach East 81 Johnsbury and
West Concord from Montpelier the day. Passen-
gers will dine at Marshhed each way.
FRANCIS RICHARDSON h CO, Proprietors.
LUciUs S. GERRY, Driver.
July IA, 1865. P3Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,

HANOVER STREET, BOSTON.
Is the LARGEST and best arranged Hotel in New England
LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24

To MAKE Coop ClDER.--The apples should be
good and sound Don't press the cheese till the
cider runs clear. Afte filling the barrels, re-
move them Immediately to a cool cellar-let
them stand with bung open until the sediment
begins to drop down. then close them and
pretty soon after give it the first rackinF.
About three rackngs will remove all the sedi-
ment Bottle before the weather becomes warm
enough for the trees to put out, fill the bottles
one-baf inch from the corks let them stand
twenty -four hours after filing then take a
bowl Of boiling water, dip the end of the cork
to 60 in the bottle, in the water hold the bot
tie in the lett hard by the neck, and drive the
cork in with piece Of fence lath. The bottles
are then buried in the sand in the cellar. By
this process, our best Jersey apples will make
cider that has often been drank by eplcures for
champaign wine, and will not change for years,
only seeming 10 get more body. Let no water
be used on the straw In packing away, keep
the corks up.--COr Country Gent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
DIR. FELIX GOURAUD'S
ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,

it is well known, cures Tan, Pmpes Feckles salt
kheum, Barbers Itch, Chaps Chafe Tender flesh, etc
beside being the best shaving compound ever ln-
vented. GOURAUD's POUDRE SUBTLE uproots hair
from low ureheads, upper p any part Of the body,
safely and qucky,--warranttd LIQUID ROUGE Tor
pile lips and checks. LILY WHITE, for flushed, red,
and heated faces. Found az DR. GOUhAuD'S old estab-
lshed depot, 4j3 Broadway.
The purity and efficacy Of the above preparations have
been endorsed by tens Of thousands who have used Them
tbs past twenty five years.
AGENls-Caeuder, Philadelphia Bates, Goodwin n
Co. Boston Johnson, detroit ktyser, Pittsburgh
Wood, Richmond, Na,i and Druggists generally
DHElP'S HEADACHE TETRAGONs. Recommend ed by
/ leading physicians Tor Headache -cknessa. stomach
Ind eson, Less " 7Irttr, constipation, and Al Bill
lious Affections. Realled by Druggists generally. Whole
sale ~ E.A, LoYEJOY % Fulton ST., n Y. sample
box sent anywhere by mail for CD csnta.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
E N! ], !.

An medical m. and III press 'mmehd DR. TRICK
LANDS ANrtChOlERA MIXTURE as the only csrtAin
remedy Tor niarrhwt ant Dysentrry. II IL combinl-
ton Of Asrinfenis, Absorbens, stmdlants and Gamma
hNes, aud Is warranted to cnsct cure after all other
means have failed.
For sale ~ 81 druggists so eauts Per bottle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
RBE UMATESN.

H n.n tn. lS' Gi..s ,..'s tsy 20 Y EARS
and have at last found perfect rem 'dy more valuable
than silver gold to those suffering nth this disease
will furnish tito all who will call on or send two dol
au(S2). 1t will remove tn most severe pain Ia tweaty-
four hours without the least injury Ii constitution
Liberal discount To agents. am no dealer Ia qusok
medione'but feel my duty let this medicine be known
WALrER BRYANT, Furnace 4 Stove Dealers.
10 school Street. Boston Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
Reputation Established!

Mrs. s. IL. sglIen is truly q
pWbiiC bCRclOCtreSS, and her
sC0HGicr5WL SWcCcSS as unpFe-
CedeHfed. EEeT fame and
her discoveries hare gone
ABROAD, 0Hd to-day she is
ia her Ullo fhc largest man
uEGCfayCSS ill the iCOrld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24

DuToH CHEESE BALLs.--J. G.. Collins, of
West Turin, Lewis county, n Y, made last
year large quantities Of Docth cheese for the
New York market. Hs method is given in the
last volume OF State Agricultural Transactions
The cheese finds ready sale at $50 per thousand
balls lie says that twenty-five COWS furnish
SKINNED milk enough per week for thousand
Cheeses, made as iollows:-
After the milk becomes lobbered, it should 10
put in tubs or barrels near fire, where 1t will
gradually become warm, when the curd will
separate from the whey in tho same way as il
runnet had been used. The whey lie drawn out
at the bottom Of the tub, and the curd taken
out into a cloth strainer placed in sink, where
the whey can run of bring the corners OF the
strainer together around the curd, as tight is
possible, and place weight upon il; after it
has drained what it will, place it IN hoop,
and press it as you would cheese after press
ing two hours, take the cheese out and crumble
it to pieces, sprinkle in little caraway seed i
work it over, and make into balls that will
weigh a quarter of pound these balls are
dried on shelf for two or three weeks, when
they are ready for market
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
KeHnedy'S Rheumatic Liniment,

The attention the public Is called TO this most
ceent Of all l.nimenis perfect and speed cure
all he aches and pains that flesh Is heir 10,
RHEUMATISM Is caused by a stagnalion Of tbs fluids
arising from checked pers9ration-are cured by few
DO ttlesoi kennedy's Rheumatic Lnment
NEURALGIA the king OF all pain, Is caused by
Inflammation OF the nerves Is instantly cured BY few
applications OF kennedy's Rheumatic Eminent
SPkAlNS are caused by an over extension and a sud
contraction Of the muscles are cured by few bottles
Of kenntdy's Rheumatic Liniment, equally good Tor
man and beast,
PLEuRISY is an inflammation OF the Innings OF tn
rbs-b cured by few bottles Of kennedy's Rheumatic
LuimenL
BRUISES are caused by \ sudden pressure Of the
nesh and smashing of the tissues are instantly relieved
by Kennedy Rheumatic Linment
CkAMP il a contraction OF the muscles caused by
sudden stopping of the nervous huid which prevents
animal life having free aow r. cured by lew apph
cations of kennedys Rheumatic Eminent
SORE IllBOAr AND hOABSENESS are caused by
an unatural dryness OF the glands wet peice OF ian
mel with kennedy's Rheumatic Lin ment apply 1t on
gong to bed, and you will be well Ia the morning
HEADAGhE AND rHROBntNg or THE TEMPLES Is
caused by pressure from nstnsibe penpraon Is cur
ed by few applications Of keuuedy's Rheumatic Lin
iment
WEAKNESS or TUE BACK follow the directions
| n the circular around euch bottle.
| FOR AN ULikRAfED SORE THROAT you will
tekc ne easpoonu Of the in,meut and four teaspoon
iuls OF water gargle IN the throat twice day In few
days Il will be we'll This ona icaspponiul will b. worth
| a dollar 10 YOU
FOR BRoNCul is and all nasmmatitn of the throat
tonsts and palate, with dy hacking cough you will
dilute the nimont with four five times Us bulk OF
water, IA Rle he throat end swallow the moisture This
never fails, 1t Is good for teOthache earaohe, sweed
ace, Inflammation q efey kind Every family Should
have full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD REMEDY R0xl ury
Macs Price % cents. For sale byall aruggilts,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
VIM ELAND LANDS
TO ALL WANTING FARMS.

Large and thriving settlement mild and healthful eli
mate, 30 miles south OF Philadelphia by railroad Rich
soil, producing large which be grow
ing Ten, twenty AID hoi tracts, at from So to
IS per acre, pay able within four years Good business
openings fot manuf,oores aud others. Churches,
schools, and good society. Ills most impr owing
place East or West. Hundreds settling and build
ing. The beauty with which the place is laid out is un
surpassed Letters answered. Papers u wing iull par
ticular will be sent free. Address CHARLES Ian.
DIS Nneland Post ONCE Lands Township, N j,
From Report Of scion Robinson, Agricultural Ed or
Of the Tribune " 1t Is Of the most extensive fertile
tracts, In an almost lyel position, and suitable oondoh
for pleasant farming that know Of this side OF the
Western lraiTies,n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24
SUP ERROR DRAIN TILE

"A ABE OF the celebrated strong tenacious clay Of Wood
vi bridge, N j., burned with intense heat over the Fire
Brick In Fire b.iekkilns and sold At moderate prices,
as the clay MUST he renewed nom valuable beds Of
the best white Ware, and Fire Brick clay. Also double
gassd Stone Ware Pipes, with collars tor making water.
tghl pipe TO conduct pure water free from rust and
poison Stove Lniugs and Fire Brick, sc, Sc of hest
quality shipped by railroad Of water direct from Fac
tory, on ship Channel Of RArsn River q miles from
New fur City.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24

WANTED - EVERYBODY withing an honorable
w safe and money making business We offer for sal
State, County aud Town Rights a variety Of best new
inventions wanted In every family Ray ng profit OF five
hundred pof eeut together with the best Patent Flour and
Meal sitser ever invented, cheapest MANUFACTURED, aud
commands greatest sale. Everybody buys Il by a
email Investment yu can buy aroEn, County or Stae
Right which will give you permanent paying bus mess
for yeurs TO come. Buy Rights any ser until you
examine the only practical one muse Ne ihnuenoed by
no fast takers but decide your good judg men
great inducomeut IL now offered 10 all entefprissg
men, with small or large capital Parties going ouih
West, desiring 10 locate In New England should call
al and make VI the County State hey wish
before II u taken hs your lucky noighbor.
J. n, LltfLEflFLD, Tatentee and Proprietor,
1Oa wash. nrton Street Hetton
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LANES GRAY.

DEAL ESTATE AGENT, 4 Scollay's Building fremont
IL Row, Boston. Farms and Country Residences bough
sold, and exchanged.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24

DIR. stRiCk' AND's PlLE REMEDY has cured thou.
sands Of tn worst eases Of Blind and Bleeding Piles
gives Immediate relief and effects permanent cure Try
I directly 1t u warranted to cure.
For sale BY all Druggists ~ cents per bottle.
T6h39m6
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ID R. u R "A N N
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN.

are affected In two treatments, and many are en-
dtely cured by one, as the following will testify:
sMsBVRf, May 10th, 1863.
Editors Hartford Courdnt Permit through the col
Of your valuable paper TO relate incident which
~ like many others has created Considerable furore Of
excitement Ny wife has been invalid for the past Ave
years and unable to do any work and exceedingly neI.
Ny little boy has also been confined to his bed and
for than year, by paralysis OF his and
limbs, that he could not feed himself put his
clothes, even have his finger nails cut read the ad-
yersement Of DR. Urann in our paper and induced
try him, which trial has proved perfectly satisfactory
The Dr. out to my house two weeks ago to-day and
in the short space OF hour he had my wife and boy
both up and dressed and able 10 their hands and
limbs apparently well Ny wife is now as we'll
she been in the past eight years and my little boy
Is brisk rlcke and able To his feet a. well
any boy Of his age. All that seems TO be wanting is
le arsh his whered hands, and he's all right
should any doub the truthfuuess of this they can
the boy WHO'S stopping at the ST. John HOTEL In
your city, and able to speak for himself While In our
town he rated fifteen cases. and many were cured
beside the above named, and all or less ben
Gifted, Truly yours,
MOSES E ST, JOHN.
Good Rooms and Board provided for invAlids who may
desire by giving timely notice.
Circulars containing letters Of wonderful aud rapid
cures Of persons considered past cure will be by
ccipt OF return stamp. P26
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THE MANDRAKE PILLS

may taken with ent re safety by ages and eoudti
producing all the good result that oan be tanned nom
'aomel any OF the mefcural medicines and without
any OF their hugtiul injurious results They carry
out OF the system the toulnt and vCrn. ON matters
ooeenod aud d. slyed by my seaweed Tonic and rul.
monte syrup. II vii be that all three Of nv medi.
zines ATE needed IN most casa TO cure con umpton.
AGENTS.
BOsrON-George &. Goodwin & 20
NEW l0Rk-Demas Bafnes Co.
BALTlMORf-S. *. nanee.
PlrrShuRGll-Dr. george H. Keyser
ClNClNNAfl-F. Il. SURE \ CO. and John D. PARK
thiCAhO-Lofd smith, aud n. scosi.
81. lEWIs--t nlllus Hos.
san FRANCiSCO- tilNftter gmtth 4 Dean
Ana soldbya AL dIusK-e and dealers. plyl
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ated Annual VI Phreuology and Physognlmy for 1860
ready Prepaid by post, u cents. Agents to sell all
heir popular work wanted.