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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17

PLANTS IN Ro5Ms Sin the crowded CITY,
amid It's dust, smoke, turmoil and troubles, il is
pleasant to fad a memento Of the country IN
the opening rose and the modest daisy. When
we see pot . flowers adjoining he window IF
the room, however humble in appearance the
domicil may De, the feeling arises spontaneous
ly in the mind that they are fcstered by the
gentle hand OF some enc whose tastes are true
and tender. 4 few words the culture OF
plants in rooms may be beneficial to many per-
at this particular SEASON Of the year
they should be placed IN q situation where
hey can receive an abundance Of light and air;
otherwise they Will become sickly.
Plants are frequently Injured by ioJ1dlcioa'
watering. Some persons SEEM 10 suppose that
dsluges of water ef)1d sure remedy for all
The evils to which plants are subject. Tnls Is
a mistake. True. they require a considerable
amount OF moisture, but not one ha;f the quar-
jity which Is oftentimes applied Evening Is
me best tim to waller then, and IL every case
cod wafer from cis.sra OF pump should BE-
avoided. The water should be warmed by ex-
posYre to the Gun, or III some other manner,
up TO the temperature of tie atmosphere be-
fore it is used. Many plants are greatly re-
tarded in their growth by cold water bzing
poured upon them. The quantity to be aP-
Piled varies with the size ard nature Of the
flower the ground should be thoroughly
mostened, tut not soaked. If the leaves
should become infested with insects, some 20
D4cco JUICE, m xed with water and 81 rlnkiea
over them, 1ll soon destroy these. Tae great
feature IN cultIyatlng plants, 10 promote Their
health, Is that which Is equally etiic- cious with
human bsings-elran.iness.- .3n9erl-
cdII.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17
syIyenus Pcabody's estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held nad
WAsHISGToS DISTRICT, SIS I u montpelier wilma ana
for District, tie ID day of Oct, A d. 1866.
Instrument purpor, ing 10 he the last VIM ana
n Testament of Sylvenus Pc a5ody, late OF basre,
in said disic deceased being presented TO the Coni'
by Thomas T. Sargent, the executor therein named
sons concerned therein be notified to appear ses
Of said Court be holden at the Psobnte once IN
Mont pelier, the Esd Cay of Oct, A. 1900, ana
show cause ifany the may have against the pIooae
of said Will for which pnr IS further ordered
that copy Of the record this order be publ Ished
three week ssuccessivey IN the Green Mountain free
Ina H. printed Montpelier previous to SAID time APP
pointed 70 hearing true copy of record,
F4Ow3 Aetest-N. a. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17
Efaal Notices.
! w. pIyEnDtOn,s Estate.

RANporrH DISTRICT. S. Brookfield within and for
said district the 9th day OF SEPTEMBER u; 1000
kNInstrument pu r por II be the asst viii and
n Testament OF Salem 81 Ply mpton, late Of Chelsea,
in said District, deceased, being presented to the
Court by Beulsh NJ Piympto5, the execuirH therein
named, tor Probst
tits ordered by said Court, that al persons con-
cerned therein, notified appear at session oil
SAID Court to be holden athe Probate Office in Chelsea
;te 18Th day of October, 1866, and show ause IL
he. have gains the Probate of said VIII !:
Or which purpose If is further ordered that copy OF
the record of tits order be three weeks sue
cessively IN the reen Mountain Freeman, printed at
Montpelier, previous to said tin appointed for hear
ing-
a copy o. record,
miOY3 Att,sl-y. r CLEAVELAND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17
Priacipai Points, West and Soulh-We,
Ef3ssT CLASS ROUTE
American and Foreign Patents
. =. = = =
-DEICITDH O. o4TE.N =.

DLICTTOR or P,4TE.N2>,
Iate Agen. ofthe L. = Patent Once, Washington IN
der the act OF 1881,
- - state ~.-eet. (onposie Kiiby ST. oston,
FIE1 exteu-iyr practice = ward Of twenty
: years . .iuues secure Patent- in the Unued
state; in Great EEita trt-ce nd other fore IN
Cavcaf oPec ncttions, Bon a-sl-ii-
ueuts aud all Papers. Drawings for Patents exc
cuted on reasonable term, tth dispatch Resc
made into america 4Li Foreign works 20 d7ierm ne
the validity and utility Of Patents % haven IONS. aud
legal and other advice reId re1 ia ali matters touch
ing Copies Cf the claims n any patent FUR
ishct by remittin do,tAr. Assignments recorded
in Washin glen
No ~ -ncy % tie United States possesses superior
facilities tor obtaining Pa,ents Gsceralning the pa
cent ability at lnyentor1.
During eight months the scrbeT The course I'll
his large practice, made twice rejected cations
srxrEEs ArEALs, every one # which was decided IL
his favor by the Commissions Of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
ssIregard Mr Eddy A. one OF the most capable AZ
practitioners 81 bonn have had OficIs
intsrcourse.77 CHARLES MASON
Commissioned Of Patents
have no hesitate "a in assuring inventors II;
they cannot employ pers conn etentan trus
in 4 form secure for them an early and taVoIab
cons Grafton at he Patent Office =
EDMUND BURKE,
late Commits Toner Of Patents
MIR II Eddy h ma Dc for ne thirteen applica
tions or II Of which been Tanted
aud thai now pc nding- SuCh unmi akaht proofo
great ability his part Lends TO recon
tents they may be OF having he most faithful
attention TIER cases, and at very reason
able charges : -
F3yl JOHN TAGHARl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17

SALT AS 4 MANURE.-'The Scottish Farmer
says: {" Salt acts in two weys-Frsi, as food
FOR the plant and secondly, by rendering Other
substances, particularly pbosphajes, available
tor the purposes OF nj riti3a. We have had
long Experience in The use Of sal; SIS an suxiI-
iary manure, AMI il most cases have found it
of nue. service. Ther- are parts of the coun-
Try where application OF sIil will not pro-
duce any marked results, suc1 IS dl7trics ex-
posed 10 heavy rains coming direct from he
sea during considerable part Of the Year.
This we nave roticed especially % Certain parts
OF the western coast Cf tre British Islands
Where much town MANURE IS used salt IS also
less eticacous, generally speaking, IS such
manure usually contains a certain amount OF
l.. The quantl.iaz we used are as follows -
For green crops, five to SIX hundred weight
pes imperial acre fJr cereals and Young grass,
TWO 10 three hundred weight. For roots it
may be sewn broadcast over the land before
the drills are made, ard in the case OF cereals
/ The quantity 70 b. applied nay be divided into
equal parts, oae-haf benS fir4t applied, and
the remainder after the Interval Of fortnight
moist weather beng selected for the purpose.
/ When grain crops are apt to lodge, sslt imparts
strength to the straw, nd We have noticed shat
the grain Is also improved in color"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17

Here the decayed vegetable matter was abun
dant, and the mulch Yves perfect shade.
These are hints-and we should abide by
them-take advantage of them. The beauty
in all things is to aid nature. Saw-dust has
proved beneficial to berries. When rotten, II
is excellent feeder and ameilorator OF the
soil. But leaves-let us use them more-il
many forms, but particularly As a covering and
a manure for the berry.-HuraL World.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17

We saw recently, q eo1nteId u c1e hundred
and sixty acres, On the Grand Prairie In
the plcWIDg, planting ami cultivation os which
10 IN n walked = step. i ro-GEy spAder
drawn ~ four horses, and driven By q man
upon the Box, plJwei the field 10 d uniform
depth OF elght inches, AMI -ye such oi0ugh
filth thu Il was not necessary ID use II harrow
at all. \ c3Tn-p!an-er Drawn by -@u Ecrses-
and driven by 3 man up0n the bcz, < plant
I'd the seed. \ saltwater drawn - tv0 ,i-I -es
ore walking upon each side OF the kaec-hiGb
com, aud driven by : man upon the box, co.n-
pleted the culture Of row 45 = single opera
CiOn anu II the tool house lay another ma
chine, also - be drasva by horses, which WI
cut Gown tie corn wnen II i ripe, AID lay it
in regul IT VOWS, 70 be finally gathered by hand.
! But 1t il expected that Ly mex. year .ni- ma
chine ~Iil be - improved as 20 gather up the
corn also.
The farm Of which the corn-heid we speak
II vas 3 part, has seven bundled acres IN d
single field Oh tila0ihJ. Of what Use Would
this be If il nsd 20 lie Gus b. hand? Bat a half
. dozen harvesting machines suiiced 90 cut II
All N good tine and IL Will co Without
grosnlng, Tire work Of halt regiment ol
men; paScat horse-Eakes gather 1t up, and
.wo presses upon tie place, squeeze i IL
- bales IL fyr shipping. Seventeen and ;
halt miles Of paid lence enclosed little NOR,
than half OF this farm, which has IS q pert @
rs fuInitnre. comfortable sheds for 10 ,0Oi
sheep, rat-proOf corn CRIB holding l5,0Ol
bushels Of corn. aod exte. siVe etablIng TO
hor=es.-.E. Y. Ere. Po,!.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17

A CHEAP SMOKE HOUsE.-A correspondent
OF al exccange gives the following as his plen
for buildlng a smoke house
No farmer should be without good smoke
house, ana such 4 on as will be FIRE proof and
loierabiy ssie from thieves. Fifty hams Can
be smoked ~ one tine III 3 smoke house sew
en- by eigh- feet square. Mine Is sIX by seven
and Il large enough for most farmers. | titsi
dug eli the round out below where tie frost
would reach, and flied II up u the surfsce
with email ones. On this | laid my brick
floor IN lime mortar. tbs walls are brick,
eIght inches .hlck, ana seven feet hIgh
WI b a door u one side JWO feet WIDE. The
door should be made Of wood, and lined win
sheet iron. For the top pat on JJ!sts, two
~ four, set .up cdgewise, aud eight AMI halt
from center 70 center, eoTeTed with brick, and
put on i heavy coat Ct mortar. | baIt i
small chimney, OF he cop 10 the center, arch
IN Il over and coveflGt i with sulnge ROOT
IN tho usual way. An arch should BE- bull.
on the on SIGe, with Z small iron door II sha,
IL up, similar 70 I stove door, with kolc
from the arch through the wall OF the smoke
house, and IN iron gate over it. This arch IL
much more convenient aLd better 90 pul III
ire IN, than 70 build . fire inside the smoke
mouse, and ghe chimney causes Or IL snroug
into the smoke house. Good c-ra cDhs O.
hickory wood are the best materials u IN X
smoke for hams The cosy If sGeh smoke
house es L have described. is about thirty dol
lars, but .ili vary IL dtIsren, lo3ailte5.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17
EVoEI.JodY Interested.

ES0i ] lJQQy Interested.
Y.o:sgh e.22sg o5sg esse szs'c tg9sGc
besses5z sf ty IS ass oS 4aEs.s.
$. e eEf.s4.'s Eg 1orge5's Esdss:.
ga SSos->. <szs<y k-zss5;' Esssess-
sag. Tac1 ezcg directly asssoss
flsc roots Of ff3e h05s-, ccssss5ssg
fss.sssTSsgssg x z'ae0fEs essssg Desgas-
~. E'osgs' key5s,, az cssexs,Gceg TO
greg or 2cgssEc 6y SECEssess or
other ccgagscS, er5t5 5000 be 9.e-
stored 80 sts 3.es gsyresg c0gos.
sSsaeg beauty. Loeg4seg ear es.gsJ-
sc1steeg 6crcUe2'. The .Kzgss'
fesSsSss g stopped. TIE a2eoss
delicate Esevsy-tss-eSs or 00as.
38e:cn2e 6oscG3s2e gC5Sgao egS feeys'
cfGo5st&ss-. ia 2asoss eseEsgEss-
ftsL fragrance go Fsse EsesSs' IS
Impaired. Il yoss a0SSIs 90
restore ssossy Aair, sys ssa
y0sgsEs, <ssssS s-essgsss az slas'ossgEs
ssfe, sCssSsosss delay purchase
"a bottle OF escEs Of egzs-s. 3. IL.
.TIte2s'S Worlds KEGi2' EPc.
sxos'e1' GzSsG ESress ssas.
Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
19S q 200 Greenwich ST.. Neyv-Eort1.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17
Railrooos, 81.
Vermont Central and SIlilI-
gsszs z1-ssag-sssasas-
ss2sz ~. 2.sS,ss.sssssfs
FALL AKRASGEM ENT-
L'omaaenei~g oct. Slh, 1866.



lea .,7rluriies .t905 ,2.3o - in.t5r NJ.
NJ r. fsAtN iad7es Rouse's Point at 4.3e NJ, and
receives passengers from Ogdensburgh X K, an
- .-tgsr JuEct o. "a L-ilcEF- As
trains foI 3 sst1n ssooester pf seid and
ui:h rams Passumpsic l.. R -crises at M otk
at l.
DA. Grrzxss 'FK4fu caves Montreal $50 4. Il,
st goans at 10 O0 L. &c., OgdeDsburgh al $50 a.
gause's Point 10 - f1r Boston, arriv rg
N Boston Lowell at 1870
NIetf- ExraSse 7EeIs leave Ogde sh;reh 81 II Sc
% dGut.- g Is 80 Z. q i-ouss'r Point at 54o r
N joins AS ~, arrvin at Boston a 40
CORRECTING Bellows y al i,h tteEEttt TOAD toi
Be ton ana Worcester anG a- 40 feIlftat alley j.
: - 3d. s-rs - arriving n New OK 81
1926 :. :.
Trains Going North and West.
Ieav- Moa. P-lier a. = 40 a. Il, 1915 y, - P.
and 40 NJ.
DAY ExtRxss TRAIS leaves Boston VIA Lowell At q
A. " for Burlington, 81 Adams Nunirc l. arriving a
Montreal u 9 80 n Ogdensbnrgh at 100 a. NJ.
81 leave Boston Dwell, AT Z % 4
via Lawrence and fll-hbuEg at 70 4 Springhel
- N, for Bid uston, - Adams and or lens
burgh.
TIE train leaving Boston VIA Fitchbureh al 81 4
81 and prngte d a A y, connect q. White Aivei
junction. with lie Day Expr--s tram.
AccnHop.rIoN TRAiN leaves Northleid a. 10 90 a NJ.
Tor Burlington hutl nd, 81. Alban Ro5se' Oint,
Nc + i--.- se.... : = ils 10 %
g.. Tso- .1A 42ss-af e-s ffOE Vernon tl-.e
r. eesIle Tcrz IL. Is p n .ttl
Cheshire e. t--i-a..H . glen 80 $50 cCi1sc
ing h -h.te olse- Inct-- 7-fta e n eav4rg B,
On 5-.3J fcr s-ri .ar14u, t.oHse Point, Noi
ares .lt D- I-naos.-i., connecting 81 ufrtal ar
O.dens5uTgh, Nth Grand Trunk trains forth Nes'
5irr9Ing cars - rae ef tf "Cti ht -lt T..
pre- - -uHiH ~ II 81. i iaars nd ii
N =. AIbans .-d SpringEe a.
"1Fa-.s1 Tickets Tor 't 'r- ~ ( '.e = -
ss.- tih '-sc. .-i ATOMS -.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17
n an skOOD

\ the young rising generation, the vege alive
L pow Is of lite strong, but in = few ears
often she palld hue. the lack-lustFe g. and eaci
led form. and the npe-sib lily Of application 20
mental effort show lie Eanelal influence 1t soon be
comes evident the observer that some dsprssln- IN
fuence : checking he development OF thu bod
Cousumpt on is talkt ct. nj perhaps the youth
removed from school and the country. This
IS OF the worst m2Veme 20. Removed from CrdI
nary diversions OF the changing scenes OF tie
city, the 2. OF tha body too much euiesb3sd %
give TO hea'hful and rural exercise, thoughts
turned inwarGs up0a themseives-
If the patient he female, the approach Of tn
men is looked for with anxiety, The first
tom vhich nature il TO show her saving power IN
dusing the circulation, ard visiting the cheek with
the bloom OF health Alas increase of n tte has
grown by WHIST it led and ne energies 81 The
ten are proscr2ie5. nj the whole ecoHOmy : de
ranged. The beautiful and wonderful period il
which body and m nd undergo tlscinatlng char re
from child ia, j. looked for in vain; the pa
rent bseds -nxiety ANA faGcies the grave
but waiting for IS victim.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17

From INV. ! RAMOS LOBDELT ia9tor OF The Sou
Cong egatsCnal Church. Bridgeport Connecticut
@RFDGEPoBT- January q, 1854.

from rev. FRANCIS LoBDELI Faster of the South
Cong gatsCnal Church. Bridgeport, Connecticut.
aBFDGEPoBT- January q, 1854.
Gentlemen II cen lder L au-y which / owe TO
suffering hU1srity 30 1eaT testimony tie virtues
of DR. sVI,TAE's 5ALsAn OF WILD CHEEKY. have
used t-when A1Ye bad -c-lsica lcT any remedy for
Coughs, CC'cF- o. -oee IlrC11-fsr MANY vears and
uaFer q single p sake i il failed 70 relieve and
cure j lBEs lr-qu AtIy been Vety hoarse on
safJ.Tl--- sra looked ward 10 the delivery TWO
-eCmooa Oh Sc -3l owing dsy With sad nisgiyings,
ut DY Tile II the iszi-an sly hoaTseness has
nvarIab.s been removed a1a nave preached with
gut difficulty.
comm. III Sd f. IA br hreu il the ministry, and
pubic tpeaLer- E--eTa4y u Certain remedy for
ne 'rCnctlai t-cIbies 70 which we are peculiarly
posed.
Entirely unset eittd send you this testimon
which you afs libeI i ANY way you choose.
Perhap the lsaUl dos l.at sheet Q persons alike.
0ut L ai7ay reuiov=7- ho-- and fits tor
/ rs minister hard ForA-I . 81 1.-THE sabbath
Yer truly RANElS IOBD ELL
PRICE ONE C0LLaR { BOTTLE.
PGsFAsED aV
SETH " FOTLE {. SOB, IS fremont :. Boston
AND ron sALE By AL DRUGGISTS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17
PRICE ONE DOLLAR { BOTTLE.

Graoe's Celebrated Salve
CE= Gus aC.Nz, zctLD2
Gxaca'e &c eb1ated Salve
ccHzs v JsD-. BRUISES sPaAINs.
Grace's Celebrated Salve
cURE5 alsGsgaRss. WARTS. sc.
Gtrace's Celebrated Salve
coalz B3iL4- olc4as. CANCERS.
Grace's Celebrated Salve
cURss c.a>ss. FISH,, rs, PILES.
Gxace's Celebrated Salve
CURES raozEN L.aas AND oRLBLAINs.
Gracs'a Oele DRAFTED Salve
CURES cHArPED HANDS A.p BLIsrERs.
GraCe'a Celebrated Salve
il ,rornp ~ action H=.aaT p4ia - once and reduces
Tie me. isi- -G4 lunammatlons'
= ii by thus Il -d=uE elel ana complete
.ONLY as GENTS 4 BOX.
3Seat ly 1a45. -as So ceut-)
> E'E8z u. row q ~ son. Boston,
Frop1d9rs
For safe bvall Dr' $50. eroeers anda all country
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17

arrant. q a sure lienl e. tar
Diphthea g. aeull7 .tia-l o5 Throat. f-t ma SECS
ana al &l.y s-s ri tls lafot.. L aEes
IA Sour >ta-aac- aa SICK fie-da-he IT. ~ -iea
.,ie vl'l Ee l.r l' at --t.-11
EXtcraai 1npcati en ths -,s n b a-cs or Hpon
the temple.
titehns IA external Apptlcat. az uael
with Litelhe'd's U.pa eria FanQsishers :or tipl T.
-ria, Plerris asthma. Nr11P. 2-i tH hT'at dis
eases. L is wJrra.l tel sure '--cd4 t-r
RHEUG AIIC AED sCIATIC LANENaSs,
Al every KIM eff IaneueSS.
w. Let IL ae RENE inferred tat llese preparations
warranted for I'D troubles tor which they ree 1890
nended Trey viii meet all leGs0 cable exp
The 6ire iioas observed IAous nds tct-
YIN TO their wona arfut efficacy.
Be-h the shove lreaa- ft-ous are No "a and zee.
mended by re- uiar physlcia1s.
q. = LiICHElELD F.cpr.et
tiuo..-l.. p.
Price r e1ch o. per bot,le
John + IL - Co., rat,r#.-f.- N,.- Genera
Agents. Sold by {, XIV X o Moats seq, ~, az, y
Drug ISIS and ntdic.ne Dealers Ecaere.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17

Trapping Foxes.
MR.. JOHN b. PHILLIPS, having had many years
M practice this line of business, wishes make il
publicly that he is the possessor of the be Kill
for Trapping Foxes that known-catching
FROM five Foxes in single night 1t is also
equally good Bear. Black Cat aud Sable. No per
son buy this skill for trapping of any other person
hut myself, for those ghom l sell put under
bonds never reveal The secret II would be to the
benefit of who buy this SKI l. to obtain i. before
the middle Of October.
For further particulars address
JOHN B. PHILLIPS,
33n North Duxbury, v
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17
QUACk NUsTRUM MAKERS

,hreys h raise eerti coates references and rec
IL, lendat:ons CT their defines b. tss dftd ~ Lo
annot oppose or contradict them; O. q. ho Be-
sides, % tG-lher !ar 81 positi copy from y Cd
.cat Books much that d written CT the qualities
"a 8asts o. different he lbs nd plants e Gascr L.
al the 20 their Pills Extracts SpecifoS &c
Of winch ret ala contain Mercury beca u-s
II t4e sncient belief OF It's curing everything
bus known to " XII more then il cuItc - and
'hcfr Mt killed ccDsliFut CreI- Inirtc tt1 lie
tz-.1RASCE CT QUACh DOCICss AND Nos
FRI MAKER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17
AFFLICrED AND uNFoR1INAlE

-ou3iyI elersto ProiesaorE and resltctsil+ PLY
s'.ians many OF whom consult hin il cr5tic9
taes. because 4 iis aok legged skill suG %
f4tetion, attained through so Ing expeIierc 3
q nd ObFeryetiou
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17
AL 4UAcKs ARENorIeNoRAN1

cothxithstaDdi1igt II foregoing rectfare - own
some GUsck pco-o alo Nosflun Makers yet
e zartless he life md health of Others, there
Isa tAc-e atao3 Iem who viii even Fsrjuf hem
seIyea e02(r-di ting giving mercury theif atre1
" usual fee = 8 b obtained Tor Professediy cur
ths dollar fraction O. i - u ay BE
obtained the NostTuI- II Ia thus that many are
deceived aiso a-d usele7S, Per lsrge amounts c7
sxperime Iits viii a-2CkeTN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17
FOREIGN AND NATIVE Qua

SO 1o- robbed and id TO our suferinCsin being
ecsVed ~ the lying boasts, srepreseDtatioLE,
alse prom sss 2ud pretensions OF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17

= no know little the nature % shara tie, Spe-
2 ii Diseases, and LASS 70 their Some ex-
libit forged Diplomas of institutions Cole Ee.
vhieh never eX sted II any part of the v ofld ,
thers exhibit Diplomas of the Dead, how obtain ed
n znown; not only assuming aud advertisiir II
names OF those inserted N the Diplomas but @ T. r
thes their imposition, names OF cthe n est
sci ebrated fhysicisps ioc. So ed Neither De
deceived by
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17

r4reag5 heig oraEce o. the ( aacI u octor know
.., lei hey -emeGy. he relics upon i &c UTy- and
give g alihis patients in Pills. Drops Sc. sc
he Eos, rum AgkeT eQEs lily iEroIAEt. aCCs n his
C--a il-.l Extracts SpecInc ALtidc5e &C. bCfh ie-
y--< on-1t5 elects e. curing few il hundred
ti s. t-lBi eted Il various ways throughout I hs
land; cir Las. nothing is said Ct the balance:
souae o. whom die others grow v use ana as lett
q liuEer and sufeT for months Or years NJ Ill Re
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