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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-28

Hos often do we hear men and wo'
men complain Il cannot get anything to
stay on my stomach; am compelled to
eat Graham bread and the plainest food,
and then must suffer from it. Reader,
this is Dyspepsia-we bid YOU eat as
heartily . 5 you please, and any thing you
choose, even the richest food, and if you
will follow il with a single spoonful OF
Goes Dyspepsia Cue, you need not fear
any distressing effects from it. 1t is the
greatest remedy III the world for dys'
pepsia, indigestion aud all diseases pro-
ceeding from the stomach Oh bowels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-28
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS

LIVERPOOL, June lb.-Cotton Sales
10 day amount to 1000 bales, including
1000 bales to speculators and exporters
The market is quiet and quotations are
rather easier Breadstuhs-market l:
steady with an upward tendency. Pro
vision market steady.
LONDON. June l6.-Consels closed al
S63 and S6s for money. Stocks-U. )
5-20's Coz and 65. Illinois Central Rail
road 76Ea754. Erie railroad 40!.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-28

Nsls. aSi5 zoi55 l-is}Essa1 IadutgE5-1
prIa,; U4si. 69:.sg 6sAd8 bs-s sjs&lss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-28
F. HENKE.

MANUFACTURERS NJ or LADIES'
wi BOOTS, Shoes, Caters and Balmots!sI
A good assortment always on hand Mork
nads IN order. No. 81 Main Street Centre
Wbeal;~g jan236mes
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-28
M. W. JORDAN,

MI and Head Stones, every description OF
Semetery Work executed in good style. Corn
sr of Zane and 7th Streets, East Wheeling, w.
Va. am prepared 10 Ill all orders entrusted
10 me and hope will merit part OF public pat
conage. Prompt attention paid to orders from
,ba Country mch5-ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-28
M. F. HULLIHEN,

s0uRr, wHEELING, VA, DENEESa,
434 OFFICE, corner of Market and QulRoy
Streeta one square above the Custom House
sep20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-28
WILLIAM HARE,

TACTICAL PLUMBER ANo
GAS FILTER No 3 Monroe ST., "hee'
fSOrders from the country attended TO at
short notice. eePH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-28

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-28

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-28

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-28

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

The want Of the application, Of this rule,
which all admit. accounts fer many Of the dis
crspancies which exist between the ststement>
OF those who have essayed trial Of these same
methods. Thus, as says N. Willie, in regard to
the coe given above g. TIE sgriculturist who
has been successful in this case will sound the
praises OF bis manure others initiating his ex-
simple will try the sane experiment. But if it
happens that their fields contain no phosphate
Of lime, far from yielding the marvellous results
promised, this manure will on tho contrary
lower the yield, for Tow know that n tbe
absence of phosphate of lime, mixture Of nj
trogeneous matter, potassa and lme,s injurious
TO vegetation.
Another source of error is want OF accurs
cy in carry ing out the details II an experiment
where the conditions are known and stated
Ihus al important and expensive chemical ex
pertinent failed for the reason that by the word
water in The formula was understood any kind
Of liquid which goes under that name instead
of distilled water. which of course was reou:-
ed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

CLEAN THE CELLARs.-Ws advise farmers
ana Others to be particular and thorough IL
cleaning their cellars, SINKS, &c, aEd re
moving all fifth ana rubbish from the vicinity
OF their dwellings. We advise 1t cholera
preventive, and, likewise, precautIon
against the approach of various forms OF sick
ners to which we are particularly liable IL
the Summer season. Do not walt until hot
weather comes, and the ioul smell OF deeaye1
vegetables IN the collar, renders the woTk =
necessity, but purify your premises now.
Soon as danger from the freezing i oyor,
al vegetables keep better If removed TO az
upper room where the air dryer. Alter TT
moving such from the cellar, and cleaning
away ne debr,s, II IS well to scrape oft III
tie VI the bottom, If It he of Dirt AMI take /.
away, and then scatter some quick lime, or
other dlslntectant, IN various places DOo 4
neglect 70 wnire-wasii tic walls and collin. 4.
overhead. Then give the ceIlar Il tree aIrIu.
when the weather Is WARM and Cry. Fro
vide, also, tor IL tree circulation OF air tnr0ug h-
out the entire season. We believe that lar
mers' cellars Can often justly be charged WITH
producing much sickness, and the proper
cleansing of them ID a matter that cannot be
safely neg ected, during the coming season.
Clean up The YARDS Also and be watCbtul thaI
there is no decayIng yegettble matter pTox-
unity 70 the dwelling -Hurdl New Yorker.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

10 KEEP TIRES ON WHEELs.-Hear what a
pracsica. NAN says on tie subject: q roned "a
wagon one year ago for my own use, and be-
fore putting the tires l filed the felloee
with lIDseec oil and the tires have worn out
and were never loose. | ironed a buggy fur
my own use several years ago, and the tires
are low as tight as when put on. NV meth
I'd OF filling the felloes with OIL Is as follows :
l use d long csst-iron heater, mauev Tor the
purpose Inc oil is brought TO a boiling
heat, the wheel Is placed on stick, 50 as To
harg IN the oil each felloe, an hour tor COM
mon sized feiIoc. The timber should be dry,
us green timber will not take oil. Gaze
should be taken that the oil be no hotter than
IL boiling heat, liz order that the timber be
nos burnt. Timber tiIet with oil is not sus-
cepilbis 10 water, and the timber is much
more durable. l was amused some years ago.
when l told the blacksmith how TO keep the
iiIe right on wheels. by his telling me that it
was "a profitable business TO tighten tires,
and The wagon-maker will say that it lie
Profitable to MIN to make and repair wheels ;
out what Will the farmer who supports the
wheeiwright and smirh say ?''-El.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

PLEASANT to he palate cause pain act pro pit
ly never require increase of dose, do exhaust
for elderly persons, females and children just
thing Two taken night move the bowels the
NJ 1t Warranted all e Pile and Fall
Ing the Reetum We promise for all symptoms
of DYSPEPSIA such Oppression after eating. Sour
Stomach. Splitting of Food Palpifatiops also, Head
ache, Dizziness, Pain in the Back and Loins Yellow
ness of the skin and Eyes. Sick Headache, Coated
Tongue Rilliousness. Liver Complaint. Loss Appe
tite Debility. Monthly Pains, and II IRREGULAR titles
Neurel gia, Faiptness. &c Travellers Il nd the Losen
ges just What they ueed they compact ard
mode that they be carried in the vest pocke
Price 60 cents per box small boxes 20 cents For
sale nv 3 HARRISON CO. Proprietcrs No !
fremont Temple, Boston Will mailed TO any Adj
dress on enoloaing 60 cents. v&n27vl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

WssDs.-The fact seens frequently tn he
overlooked that weeds do more than really
occupy the space OF land which might other
wise be prohtabiy cultivated; they exhaust
The sol atmsst Is much as the valuable crops.
We say almost, " ter III the absence Of III
rect experiments upon the point, 1e only con-
lecture 1t, but we may say that the conjecture
IS we'll founded. 81 tar anal Uses have oeen
carried out, Professor Buchanan shows that
deld-weeds carry # from the soil an abund-
ant supply OF alkaiIes and phosphates. The
e1trpaslon OF weeds in pasture-iand is bes
brought about by continual moving down
their leaves. Let the - fact be always borne
In mind. az the great authority weeds ga y,
" A. tie leaves are the lungs OF the plant
never allow the lungs to develope themselves
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

STOPPING Roors OF TREEs-I find an ar
ticie 10 u late number of the TELEGRAPH, rec
ommending disgirg g deep trenches and I'LL
IN them with concrete. Co contioe the roo
OF trees ~ certain limits. | will give NV
mode, which Is perfectly eHsctuaI, and much
lees expensive than concrete
sink a trench deep enough to cut off all
the roots that would ipjuse plants ia adIu-
cent ground then set a row of slate in the
trench so that they will break joints and over
lap each other three-tOurths OF an inch az the
joinse.s As the states are Set, fill IN the earth
against them on each side OF them by ram.
ming 1t down firmly. set them SO that the
upper edge of them is well covered with earth,
l lind that states sss in this manner form the
most efectual barrier against ground moles
Cor. GWNsGntoaen T.leQTspk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

The Return or the Dead.

Lo~ hung the moon, the wini was still,
~ slos 1 climbed ths III dnigh- hill,
Ant passed TIE ruined garden DER,
.d n nsd tte barred and silent eoor,
Sad EsIcO re " h lingering rose
That 5 .rt.td, sled is waning scs~--
To boIt f. hsc1 with sudden clang,
entered, weH and rafter rang;
b1on dropped the moon, and clear and high,
Sep.emb-I's ~i1d went waiting by;
--Alss."I sighe :, =. Tie love and glow
That IL this II .n4iou long ago
AMI .rppins up rh= threshold stair,
And past the chambers oh AND 5afe.
i sought tie room where, glad OF yoTs,
we rat The blsEing IRE neiore,
And heard he taI,s a father told
til. gov s4s gone and evening old.
wher- we're those rosy children three-
Abe boy b=nesth the moan ng sea;
Swe.- Vsrglre-, dlrn ~ here Violets hide,
-isrt tranquil b. thai finer. eide
And I, aisae. 3 I'm ~,
was lefs to climb the nidnigGt Init
Ny hani w4z the latch, when 10
-rw-s IiftrI fs1II y hin : know
Nv not vii aud could dream
wilain ~ tie 20. dire gieam.
Ar s-ui.ns ~auiug tee4o--ius there
~ father in Lii ancient G. ar.
-, tie l5us rsp.--e, perfec, res,.
.sclo-s lie clasp 4 me 10 his breast.
Put hack the hraids the wind had blown
said lad Ike ny mo,her crown,
III bade M ell him, fr-nz as he,
81 IL Lone ye4F- hat brought TO me
THen ~ hi. size. iis land ii NINE.
/ jssJsd Joy ser,re- divine,
and s-v NJ svl-fs uEfJiiing far
ls GJwr5s IN Iune's enchanted lir
- warn his words. so son his sigh.
such tender luvelieEt ia hi. eyes
e o. Deat. . - I cried, s. IL the be thine
FGr me he ph5d-is e. vine
Fold ms y thIu thy perfect calm.
Leave on M L. Thy kiss OF balm
And iet siumb-r. p.IIoEat low,
wIth M-rEsret, where The violet. blow
4 ID stni ~ talked. O'er clio Idy bar-
orion bore h's poup q stars
VIt.ia he wood Ere fainter giowed
WIerd on De =slI the shadows showed
TIL n she easr, FsiIor born
Toll midnight melting IA % morn
The nearer t. hfs siJe drew,
wRsn 10 The crck, - .rseIes%. crew,
gt4sc=, a =ieh-we d. + no. s.'ezk-
Foui A. ses o. D ny BOW i cuesk,
4 sudden sense OF rapture h1rn,
AID II the dawn "a, alone,
lis tue his rest Ills many a gear
Has made the village church yard dear
Ills true his stone Is gray. fair,
Here lies. rero ts from mortal c. %
I cannot tell how b 9TH may b.,
Bui we'll / kno. he talked with
And oft, when Other fires are 'ow,
1 With 1h q dn GIT glow,
Ny head upon his sTOuIder leant-
HIS t-ud-r lanes downward beet,
And win he drr sweet delay
TIL stars aud -.sd0ws yi.lu tn day
-iadsgendenf.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
Jessc s.gmbard,s Estate.

!Ilfit. having bee appointed by The
l fIJuorbe PROBATE Coun TOR the District OF was
etnn Com nj SsioneT- IA Uni lie nd al
lust an claims AMI i-enis of d II sons aga m 81
the estate OF jesse Lombard, late Of flanhed, IN
said district ented nsniS e Ill a othf
term iN months from tie I2h day Of Ma lotb
allow r hy Cart q cred tor a. 50 ID
deceas tFhitaHt prove he- specttVe aims
before give nnt5rE- tnaf VIII attend 70 Inc
duties of appointment Al the Office &c H. tteath.
il PAINT Id said district. tire 1T Tuesdays oil
July ard No rinhsr next a le6 O'Clock in the tore
naon each - . dass
JAMES p. BATcHEt.0EEs ...,.,,.,-
" Al.FER r. PAGE.
Piainnrd way z6rn, i u 1866. fZJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

when the heart is sad and lonely
And the soul is filed grief,
then IN hope am ping only
Can the weary find relief.
When th- way seems dark and drvary.
And each seem Is vraPt IN gloom,
Then bright hope st Il cheers the weary,
On the journey to the tomb
thus cy-Ty hour OF s0Trow,
When our easurrs de-;ing prove,
Hope points far oeyond the morrow,
Tos heaven OF peace and love-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
Issol Notltfs.
Wire ssneSsxy ERllHlhPH,S Est :.

STATE OF VERMONT: In Probate Court he'd s al at
said districi on the I'd day of Ju e, A. ID. 1866
4 n Instrument pu rpor ing tn be the last Wni and
n Testament Of Mrs. Lucna Coliamer, late of Mont
preT dsiTic deceased being presented TO the
Cont BY Roderiek RicnaIdsoa. the executor therein
AIMED for Prot ate il ordered by said Court that
persons concerned therein he notified 10 appear AT
said Court he h ide1 nj the Ptohate ONO
Montre!ier Goth Gay of June, 4. 1866, and
show eau -r ifany the nay have against the probate
Il said VIII for wich further ordered,
that copy Of the record OF ths order be published
three wee Excessively in The GTeen Mountain Free
H. printed nontpelieT previous to sand time APP
pointed TO hearing A true copy of record
y. Re-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
Ren.., a,..rscs,,> s9~eate.

r He -Gh=crEhrF-- i1Tin1 been 1pEntnltu ~ The
l hon.5abi. rrnrats CourtfDr hr ufsfTiCi 81 Rae
dOiph, Z. MISSIONER To- teCetve- eraHiEe ana IA
GSI alt NJ demands at all persons, again -
the estate BE Aldf h. late OF OTinge, IA satd
ii met, .t ga Ri repre-ented insoiVent, ana tht
Of SiS inoHf!> from The loth day I May, iebh
allow bV said COursf the dit6rS OF aio
dec ed cxhIhi and pr,,t tie IT respective clai'
before fiveuoti ice hat Ve WIN tend the du-
ties O.! uHr apaa;ntmert i. the dwelling hfhfe q
ii Hridah Aid .i"h, in Ortnge- ~ sand district
q eth y - september and November next, a
ten O'Clock IN i,- forenoon On Oh nf s1td days.
CHESTER DICkEY,
COLLIN :'"mm'rs.
q y WI CHEST
UtHugr. jun 4. A. Let. FZj"j
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
American and Foreign Patents
r. a. EDDY,
,DL!CfWGH or p.fIE.NI T..

-T7I1!TTI y I
t.,- .sent ofr ;.. 20 -ent uffc., Wash ngt.,n,
der III of 1881,
M Ss,nio street. (op posIr Kiby SID os'on,
frEK an EXTENSIVE pructict frp" ara ol twenty
/ ve.rs. con. iGucsto -eCure PateH.s IN me nieh
also in Great Britain aud other iorei sn
couatr -. CaKcat ritcations. Bono, Assign
~. ais and Papers. Drawings ior Patents exc
cufrd "a rra- onabIe witdlsPatch Hesr arches
md into America AID Foreign work 10 term ne
the validity aud rt lily OF Patents Of love - ION "a
sy,i md advice 7end red In ali matters touch
Ing the same. Copies OF the claims # any paiehiur
nshed by renting dollar. Assignments recorded
n Waztin gtun.
No AZ ncy .lir nted States possesses sup ripr
facilhies aiming Paents or ascertanns the pa
len abllit~ - IHs eniious-
During eight the 81 'scriber, II it course 81
his large practice made on twice rejected app' a""s
stxrrE. A PE.Lz; every one # winch vas decided "a
hi. favor BIZ the Commissioner Of Patents
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
Reputation Established

nopUtduOsi ESldUiaSLl0u Il
HRS. s. g. sEgsess IS truly a
public 5cs,cf5sCts-csS. and Eses'
oaefca-ElsE &ssr<< sS - sss,sss'e-
ccaeasrss. gEa:r 1tvs,se <ssssF
her discoveries hezs'e gone
ssbro0s'. c;s3e5 f2-EStsy see -
i,s her tfss Fjse Ess5- s5>sS 3sssxss-
HEtsctW:'css Sss ia sCosjts.
Everybody interested.
HON7is cad CfsS e.2c are fstsLt
besst Gss a Gy IL ssse OF .REs's.
8. a, .Efg, se's -cs-sJ's Heir
Restore: <sssd kz.<&s' Dress
ing. They fscE DIRE cay asp0ss
the roots Of fhc heir, causing
Fss.ets'sessss g2'osc{ls erect 6essss-
tyr. x'0sss' hair, Sc hanged 70
greg or srstfe 5y sickness or
other causes, sCsEE sO0fs be re-
stared to as natural color.
and beauty. D0ssefrwTerud.
tcNted f0reces-. 7'he EEaSs.
failing stopped. Ehe most
delicate heNN-GreSS or bOas-
net cam be aCOs.ss ar5flOwf fear
Of SOtliNS. Isse aNossGeESght-
ftSS Fragrance 10 The hair as
impaired. # y0N sUSSfs 20
restore your hNir, Us 5ss
youth, and s'es<xi1s IL Through
life, aCitlsOsSt delay purchase
~ bottle Of each Of .Es's. =. ii.
.4Iless's Worlds Heir Re
stOs'es' amt Dressing.
Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE
t06 Il 900 Greenwich ST.. Nevv-York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
DzI 94Ag< NOTICE.

HAVING taken complete centorl ofmy office agar !
II IF r my services those needing enlist ct
found at my office at all time prepared TO do wo'
VIZ itch My prices are as reasonable as any
Locatea Dentist ana many hundred patrons pear
testimon, As he efficiency of my work.
GREAT CARE TAKEN IN FILLING TEETH
so as to make the operation really a besedt.
In extracting use Ether, Chloroform, and Nfrci.
Oxide Gas regard to the latter have the tssti
mony of The best chemists and surgeons, saying
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

.eiregard Sit Eddy a ore of the most capable al
successful practitioners " 1t + whom have bad ofci
intercourse tHAhLES MASoN-
Commissioner of Patents
Ihsve 30 hesitation ia assuring inventors thi
lj,ey cannot employ pCrs com etentan truei
worthy aud capable OF putin their appi cariors
in a form } secure for them carly and favorable
consideration al he Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
l.tte Commits Toner of Patents
Ar r. H. Ed Y h as ma de for thirteen appllea
all but ne of which patent had been rantei
and ina j. now pending. Such unmistak able proc ri
great ability his part leads me 70 recon
me nd all IN entors to apply secure theI a.
tents a. they may OF having the most tauiii
attention bes on err cases. anu al very reason
able charges ,
F3yl J1tN NhhHhi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT b. CHI
USE HEL4iBOLD'S
FI,IJID TXTRACr Blu HU

Ia a!i u sea -ea OF these aar, whether eAi-ttn.
in Male Female, from iohGt ors9i
aaf,sq ard matfr hoi0 tong standing :: j. ;'oessu'
in TASTE and III Odor '''Hmediate m Gct'0n an /
more gtrenqt hening than any the pleia aions q
Bark or iron
Those suffering from Broken doun DeiicGfe Con
,ttfufIous procure the remedy Il
I he reader may b. aware that however s!ighi may
be the rack OF he above iseases, il il CERTAIN 10
If; CT his Bodiky Heath Mental POWefS and HaJpHs's
Al the above diseases require the aid diuTeilc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
tflc0llinea.

Used ,Uith Lilchfe frternai Application,
Warrant. Il n sure Remedy for
Diohtheria Inf ANIMATION Of Throat. Asthma, Group,
nd All dt-e seg OF Throat L affords -edy reiiet
in Sour Ssonach an sick Headache In severe Head
cb. viii he necessary t. us little of Litchfelts
E1ternaI Application the back OF tbs neck or upon
the TEN pie
li.chG. 'd-s External Applicant used
with l.. cuhed's Dipht Vanqusher, fer DiPh h
eria PIeuris Asthma Croup, aut all hroat DIS
eases II is warr1nte a remedy for
RHEUMA 10 AND CItTIC LAhENESS,
an every kin 3 Of l.IneneSs.
1TL Let be cred thai these preparations are
- ia t.d for All troubles which hey recon-
minded I wall meet M feasO ahie expectations
{ the die tons observ d. Thous ndr are testl-
YIN. to their WONDERFUL efficacy.
BEN the above ear tons are used and recon-
ID nded by regular physciaps-
u. \. Ii GC HEIEiD. Proprietor,
Iuchpu ion, i ass.
Price Il each : per bottle
.onn r Il ~ - Go. Waterbury, w. General
Agent Sod by 3 xhy * Co Montpelier, VT, and by
Drug lists I'd s-dlclue Dealers generally.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

xHGsA wi be forfeited by Dr. l. D!xu,
iNCCif TO cure in less time than an, am
sician, more eh-ctualIy peTmaL tIv ~, ny
stran from occupation or lear Q: expt.sn,. = :
ea,her, with .afe no pleasant nee icin-s - al
SELF-ABUSEAN SOLITARY HART.
Their effect anu consequence,
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIoN,
tncidentto Married and Single LsGjes
SECRET AND DELICATE DIsoh.Ep
.tereuriai A ffections; EruptIops arc all In
d ne kin Ulcers oil the Nose IN cat and 1att
,'implss the lace; aweiilnge the -
Nervousn. 8 Constitutional and other HeaLStts
in Youth, and IN, more advanced, OF aift,t 'S'tt
sOTH sexes, SINGLE Oh AAkkik
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
ULCERS, CANCERS SYPHILIS,
SAL RHEUM;

and has been with astonishing in
RHEUMATISM, DYSPt PoIA. CONSUMPTION,
FEMALE COMPLAINT HEART, LIZ Err
AND KINNEY nISEAS ES. sc
Gu tcircu ar Will be FREE &c any address
Price Fl 90 bottle. or 6 Tor - 90
DR. III. ANDER- 4 Co, PLY sicishs and Chem SITS
42S Broadway. New FORK.
Also for sale by SETH W. FOWL SON, Is Ire
mont Street Boston and by Druggists generally.
tel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

HELMBOLD'S
lIIIF,EXRACT KUEHll

For weakness arising from Iudiscretion. The en-
bausteo powers of n AZURE y hich ccompsnief
by many alarming symptoms amons which va
be founn. Incispositon to Exertion, Loss OF hsnl
ory Wake uiues- Horror of Di ease Fcrebod.n*
Of Evil in fact, Universal Lassituds. ~rostralio'
and inability TO Ia the enjoy mens OF socie'y
The Constitution, once affected with o. gN@"
Madness reauir. the aid of Medicine Strengthen
and inuis O, ate the system which BELAbOLD'N IN
TRAt T BECfiU invariably 0oee. If 70 treatmehi
i. submitted TO Coasum ption or insanity epsues
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT Bi- CHI
In affections peculiar 10 g FEMALE is unequal
by apy other preparation, as ~ ChnTosis or X
ten ion or Supp eesiOn OF Customary Eyacua;iod.
Ulcera,e or .chirrus state Of he UteTus; and al
complaints Incident 10 the sex, whether arising iron
habits of di spatiop, i'm prudence i he decline OF
change i'll lite
HFLMBOLD'S FLUID EXIHAf / BUCHu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
n III radically extermina.a trtm tn. sysi IN
eases arising fl Habits oil Dissipation ~ b:-ie sE
penSe little chan IN dist, "a" tneOR reHtfHee o.
exposure completely super -ding thnse unpleasant
and dangerous remedies C0pairH and Mercury ~ a.
these dIst asss.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

DE-. II .aVpRRS' IODINE WATER.

a Pure solution OF Iodine, WITHOUT a SOLVENT
Containing FULL GRAIN to each ounce OF va er
THE MOST POWERFUL vITALIzING AGsNT AND RES
TokArIvE KNOWN
It has cured and Will cure SCRoFULA IN all it
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

JOHN Henry * go. Waterbury. Vermont
x hoie-als AEenfs sold ~ r. BlNhT 3 20. agents,
Montpelier Vermont. ava also ~ druggists ~ --se-s
eva-vt,. r.-- v4-vI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
PRINCIPAL DEPOT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
QUACk NOsTKUM MAhERs-

through t2Ise certi cafes refere ces. and -
Jan 1leuda lions OF their dicIIles - r-s. rs
annot op.gs- or contr4dlc hem; CT III. J.
7Ides. .Lrthur he IMPOSITION coy .tH f.f
icsI Books much that written OF III Qualities
.ad elect u i1Iereut lie Ibs &c plants ls.c- -
ti.e SANE heir pills EA -4cts- e~ll-- &c
most Of sEieA. II O. ur- .5els---
d. tie ancient belief OF ia s}lif & % .IL-lg
cut nov known - = klll more tbsI 1t euIea AIT
hose not killed consltu1ttE- =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
STRANGERS ANDTKAvkLfH.

to avoid AID escape imposstltI ~ kt1e5sl ..s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

proudi e ere Q Professor she reeIttssIf.
.lcIals-nany Of whom consult IN u cr...
;ases. because aia acknoV LEGGED skIlI a1r
put alton. altaiueI ngh 50 NJ ~ r-rl.--
& nd ser alton