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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02
miscellaneous.
s. D. & Il. ". SMITHS
AMER CAM ORGANS.


The most perfect and beautiful musical
the world
First Premiums al compe
Fairs during the tn Of October
18th reputation established solely upon intrinsic
it. and without the aid OF ebra- names and pad tes
monsIs, the AMERICAN ORGANS have taken the highest
edged to have superior.
The attention Of the public is called AMFRIc.
ORGAN instrument long sought for in the family
Circle which with patent improv ments, Is adapted
10 all kinds OF music particularly the injected
style with is sustained tones and hamonies and Sacred
music, much desired in American homes.
The AMERICAN ORGANS excel all other Instruments Of
the kind in many important particulars Thy greater
in their ulness and depth Of capacity of
precision, elasticity of touch and quickne Of action,
dering them perfect in rapid movements.
The AMERICAN ORGANS constructed on the principle
the large Pipe Organ depth sorority
approach that grand than any other
organ yet tnuf4 ure and the only real reed organs
before the public. Most called Organs consist
common meodeon, and enclosed but the
AMERICAN ORGANS contain organ wiud-chest, called
the ReverberatiES Sound box which has the same i'm
portant part perform the ooundi aboard piano
forte, give body and resonance Of tone On of
rank the first in the market and command higher price
than all other reed Instruments Besides this wind chest
the ANGLICAN ORGANS contain the largest bellows used IN
any INSTRUMENT OF the knd GIVING strength anu slead-
ness OF tone. truly desiieTa um in any organ
The bellows being provided with safety valve il is
impossible choke - the by blowing.
The Improved Kuee-swell being PLACID At the right Of
the performer, is managed with perfect By its
the quantity Of tone may be gradually decreased or di-
minshed from the PtasS 20 the fortS'o, and riee
teF a.
The Sforzando expression may also be introduced at
pleasure swelling particular notes with fine orchestral
effects which absolutely lmpractcabe and unattau-
able in all - Automatic 3" or similar ttachmrnts
The remolo peculiar to the American organs is uni
versay admired and appreciated, giving pleasing aud
beautiful variety, sympathetic IN quality aud Is capable
the touching effects
stop which consists in so arranging e treble notes in
front, that at viii they may be made more prominent
na,i w. ~'I ,,roiid az
The Reeds voiced with great and skin An
49, vsre,y ~ ~, y.iri, II ,ct a., So maj in nsing
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02
Manhood how lost, how Restored.
WIN ELAN-1 K

JNAX ri AND FRUIT LANDS, il mild and health
L ful climate. Thirty mi Is s0uth OF Philadelphia
by Raj road, New Jersey, the same line of lat
itude Ba.timore, Nd.
The III is ric ana productive, varying from a
clay to q sandy iolm, suitable tor Wheat Grass.
Corn, Tobacco, Fruits and Vegetables This Is a
great fruit country Five hun ed Niney ards and
Orchards have been planted by experienced fruit
growers. Grapes Peaches, Pears, Sc, produce i'm
meuse pref g Finea ID is already one OF the most
rtory, consisting of fifty square miles OF land is ard
out upon a general system of improvement The
lana is sold ua settlers with proVisl Tor
public adornment. The place, on account OF ITS
the resort OF people OF taste Ii has increased five
thousand people wiz in the past three / huTches
stores schools, Academies, Societies of Art ano
Learning. and other en- MS OF refine meTai and
GU ture have been sItr oduced Hundreds of people
are constantly settling. hundreds OF ew hOu-
be ng constructed Pr c. of Farm and, twenty acre
lots and upward 80 per acre FIVE ana ten acre
and Village lots for sale
Fruits and Vegetables rIuen esrIer tn district
than in any other locality north of Norfolk, Va.
impr owed places for sale
Openings for all kinds of business, Lumber Yards
Man utactories, Foundrles Stores, and the ike and
Steam Power, with room, can be rented.
For pers n who desire mid winters. hea thfu
elm ate, and good soil, IN country beautifully
imp owed. abounding in fruits, and possessing all
her privileges, in the heart Of civilization x
rthy OF visit
giving fu iu!orma on, and cont aiming Reports Of
scion Robinson, sent to applicant
Address cnAS. X. Lands, VinelaEG T.. o.,
Lands Tow ship, New jersey
From report OF Scion robinson, \ grIcu itura Ed
tor The Tribune: = Ii is one OF The extern
suita eonditi for pleasant far hat
of this side OF the Western Prajres.' 4iF&M6m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02

LIVE STocK IN VERMoNT.-A year ago there
were 10 500 horses in Vermont, the value of
which was So, 1888. There were of cattle
and oxen l52 .095, valued at S6,064 ,S9s; Of
dairy cows l62,0 900, valued at So ,099 900 of
sheep 1920 valued al 81 ,493 ,724 of
hogs 32,445, valued at S594,7S5. Total value
Of the above descriptions of live stock, S24,-
1916.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02

DLEASANT to the palate, cause pain act prompt
L ly never require increase of DOSE do not exhaust,
for elderly persons females and children just he
thing. Two taken at night move the bowels once the
morning Warranted cares Il Piles and Fal-
ling OF the Recturn We promise cure for all symptoms
of DYSPEPSIA, such Oppression after eating Sour
stomach Splitting of Food, Palpi atons; also, Head
ache, Dizziness Pain in the Bach ard Loins, Yellow
of the skin aad Eyes Sick Headache, Coated
Tongue, Bilousness- Liver Complaint Loss of Appe-
tite Debility, Monthly Palms. and all Irrep
Neuralgia, Faintness &c. Travellers find the Iczen
ges just what they reed, they impact and
nodcrous that they be carried in the pocket
Price 90 cents per box small boxes 30 cents. For
sale by s. HARRISON & CO., Proprietors. No. l
fremont Temple, Boston. Will be mailed to any ad-
dress on enclosing 60 cents. FkM27yI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02

To SToP CoUGHING.-SlIght irritation Of the
throat may b relieved by spping little
slippery elm tea, or By sucking piece of
gum arabic. These articles coat over the
mucus mrInbra and prevent the irritation OF
the air. 4 very few drops of paregoric held
in the mouth, and allowed to trckle down
the throat, will allay coughing. The best
cough "a dIcine for children, one which we
have used toF several years with entire salts
faction, IS the following: Mix in phial
equal parts Of paregoric, castor oil and syrup
OF Ipecac Always shake well u.s. before
using. A few drops of this swallowed, but
not washed down with water or other fluid
Will almost soothe a cough. Repeat the does
Oft the cough returns. From one
fourth 10 one half a teaspOoniul may be given
when lesser quantity does not suffice. large
dose after full meal may produce little
nausea. Children who are subject 10 coug III
SHOULD eat very little super, and, indeed, ali
children should eat much less and sImp IL
food at night than at morning noon. The
above mixture may be kept on hand read
prepared, IL does not deterIorate If kept
cJrked. 1t may Interest those afraid OF nm p
eral medicines (though they pertake RELY OF
common salt, which Is a mineraO 10 know
that the ing 7edlelts all! se geta Die -" Halls
Journal OF Health.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02
Population Established!

Reputation Established!
HRS. s. &c. .FgSeas Ss ss'mgg 81
pssiE}C bessefcscEs'cSS, tsssd Aaes'
arossescs'gteg %sscCcss IS asssps.e-
ceaessfse<;. zEe;- Essfsse <sssss
her discoveries s:0re gosee
<sb.Oc<'. csss:; fo-<Fssy she Ss
ise hes 5;ss tisa sfsrSc8s slsess,-
ssE"cfss ress jss sssc ssorsd.
Everybody Interested.
AusgS.s <.nsi c..sE esSc Sss-e <ssSkc
beise Gg g 6y ia ssse Of .rss-s.
s. s5. ssgss .s's EEtoEscS's Hail.
EScSSoEcs' ys.a kE<s&i. Press
is.s. Tsss +; gcs sirecfEy sssso,s
thc roots Of fEsc hair, causing
sss.esss'tgsta ss'osCE.a <xsses be0sx-
ty. A'Osss' Fs<gss-- az hanged to
grey or sras<c by sickness or
osises' causes, sEf(s Soos De re-
stored 20 ass asGsssrtsl C0gOs.
and beauty. Bard Grad
scHtess soyeces'. The Esssls.
falling stoDseets. The most
NesscMEc AeUT-eE,-eSS or. bOas-
ssetcNn be aCo7'N sCttks0ssx Ge<xs'
ofsotEtNg. The NsostdezSgkf-
ftxE fragrance so the hesis. Is
impaired. H y0M aCiSA Ia
restore y0Ms' hair, es iss
yOsssis, and retain az flsyossgSs
fife, sCstssOsSt delay purchase
a bottle Of each Of .NrS. =. al.
.1Iie2s'S W'O2El1'S Hair Re
StOs-e1. ls2sH Dressing.
Sold by Druggists throughout the World
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
19S Il 900 Greenwich ST.. New
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02

How To CoSsTRUCT FENCEs.-I consider it a
great mistake IN our farmers 20 set the bottom
rail Of their division interior fences SO near
the ground The outside fences, IL is true.
should be 50 as to turn pig; but as every
farmer does or should keep his pigs In a pea,
there Is no need of lower rail in a fence
There are several things saved by this plan !;
less timber is required as no hole is nee ssary
at the bottOm OF the post, II can be left much
thicker where IL enters the ground, and con-
saquently will last longer less time is re-
CURED for making and setting the posts, and
If the fence Is near a creek it will allow a
better and clearer passage to the water and
rubbish.
In constructing worm fence, if your Ca tile
OF the proper kind, have found it more
economical to- set the stakes in the middle, or
halt way along the panel, than at the ends,
as 10 the usual manner. The main advantage
gained by this plan Is that the fence will &C.
cupy two feet less of ground in its width,
which Is quite an item. Some object to this
plan, because they say the cattle will knock
1t down by rubbing against the exposed cor
ners; but such is not the clse with me-
Cor. Germantown Tel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02
and Foreig Patents
Il. II. EDDY,
rnILCIzUGR QE y ll,EAI u


Late Agent of the L. = Patent Once Washington I'M
der tn of 1887,
No. rs opposite Kilby ST. FfOston,
FTER extensive practice I upwards OF twenty
"A years co n inues TO -ecure Paten,s the United
countc es Caveats Specifications BonCs, Assign
menis and all Papers. o Drawings for Patents
cuted reasonable terms, with tsp ch Res rcheS
made into Ameriean and Foreign works, determine
the validity and Iity of Patents Of lave ions, aud
legal and other advice rend red Ia all matters touch
ing Copies OF the claims # any patent fur
nished by remitting dollar. Assignments recorded
in Washington.
No As q the United States pc riOr
facilities for obtaining Patents, ascertaIning the pa
tent ability Of Inventions.
During eight nths the riber, The OF
his lar practice, made twice ejeced applications
sfxrEEs every Of which decided in
hi favor by the Commissioner If Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
.sIregard MI. Eddy one of the most capable an /
practitioners with whom have had oficGl
intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
- have hesitation n assuring inventors tn. I
they employ person comp etentan trust
in a form 10 secure Tor them early and favofabis
cons liberation al the Patent Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Comni Toner of Patents.
s. Mr. X. H. Eddy has made for thirteen apple 4
all but of which ad beer Grantee
and thar is pending. S.ch unnstakabie proc OF
great talent and ability his part leads recon
tents they may be sure of having the most faithful
attention bestowed cases. and at very reason
able cnafges.'
y3yI JOHN TAGHART
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02

ADVANTAGES OF EARLY SHEARING.-In a
letter to the New York Farmea' s Club, Mr.. ;.
5. Gregory, of Berea, Ohio, after giving bis
own experience in the matter, sums up the
advantages of early shearing by saying % The
flock gains four weeks time in recruiting from
usurl spring weakness over those sheared the
middle OF June. Owing to the better condi-
ton of the sheep, the lambs had better sup
ply of milk, and thrived unusually fast, aud
both sheep and lambs were in good degree
freed from ticks, which, 10 many fiocks, are
serious drawback upon their comfert and
growth. As the weather, Immediately after
the shearIng, was cold aud wet, Nature sup
pied an unusually early and prolific growth
of wool, 50 that, to The bes, of my bllity to
calculate. they will average this spring a
quareer Of pound more per head than those
sheared five or six weeks later"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02

OLD SHkEP-It is frequently asserted that
pure bred merino sheep are not as tough nor
as long lived coarse wooded or common
sheep DIR. Boynton OF Woodstock. has re-
Gently examined merino eve raised by w
K. Sanford Of Orwell, in 1850. and which 10
consequently sixteen years old the present
spring. She has been owned for the past two
or three years, by Ira Mower of Woodstock,
and has produced each spring a smart and
thriving lamb. The DR. Gays :. To be sure
she locks a little thin and careworn' and ev-
identity feels the weight of advancing years,
Yet che beans the hopors of her great age
with dignity and composure. She has seve-
RAJ generations of her progeny around her.
There is one very remarkable fact about this
animal. She has not yet lost a SINGLE tooth
And more, they are all tight in the jaws, and
judging from them alone one would not sup
pose her to be more than seven or eight years
old 1t any one can beat this send on yous
facts ~
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feQal Notices.
joseph N. virgins Estate

- Use NDn ~ ~ III HI > ESudtlCs
fI1HE Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for he District of
Washington ;onmis- toner's to receive, examine and
the of Joseph N. Wright, late OF Mortified,
said District, deceased, represented insovent and
h ( tx month from he 10Th day of March,
1866, being allowed by said Courf TO the creditors
of aid deceased, % exhibii and prove theifre
pective la ms before give notice that we will
atte nd the duties OF cur appoi ntment at the
dwelling of the deceased. in Nor hhed in sand
o'coc u the forenoon on SAID day
MARVIN SIM nNS, c,
WM r. TUCKER, !
ALBERT s. PIKE, Admins, rator.
Mortified, March 20, A ID. 1866. Fl6w3
Il. F. KIcha d>On's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, SIS. I at Brookfie d, the 10th
day OF April. A. d. 1867.
MARY J. RICHARDSON. Admnstratrix Of the
WI tate Of Lemue F. Richardson, ate of Orange, in
in said district deceased, makes application to said
Court for license to sell all of The real estate OF said
deceased including the cad, representing that
said sale Is for the of the debts Of
said deceased, and viii of all
erSons concerned in said estate.
Whereupon, il is ordered ny said Court that said ap
p1catIon come under consideration al d be heard on
the 10 day of May, A d. 1866, Hon H. A. Whites
Office in Washing ton.
And is further ordered that II interested
be notified hereof by pubicaIioI II rotice of this
sIveiy the Green Mountain Freeman printed al
Montpelier, before said time OF hearing, hat hev
may preaF, III said time and place, and, they
cause, object thereto
BY the Court.
Fl6w3 Attest r. CLEAVELAND, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02

rhe Positive and Negative Powders
every that is key occurin family s01s
and Children male and female; and To r GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE, these Powders
should be in The hands of every family.
The fol. wing letter from w=d known eitz-u e
Norwich Conn is sample of The hrndre1s OF sim
lar ones, now IN our possession
PRor. SPEScE-Desr sir: take this mom-nr q Is:
you know what your Poaitive and Negative
powders have dohe. hae bsen troubled, a. I r1eu-
TONED IN The former ietter with the Cetarrah- 1-
the Bladder Amauro.i~ OF blindness Of tx
reht eye from Pas alysts of Tie optic efve The IL
Iy-fve ears standing Ny Neuralgia OF twenty yea
standing, had become very severe during The las -
by causing shock Of Amaurosis, which ca m on yty
suddenly.
my Neuralgia has yielded the ghost my Dysp I>t
a Inda mmation of the bladder are well, ana us
Bv covering nv LEFT or well eyc me maj can "a
w.;h my nigh eye what have just written, aihe15.
he vision STA slightly blurred
God bless you for The Positive and Negative FoEi-T+
shall never b without ten il my family, nor SUI
Yours respectfully, s b $50
Disease is a loss of electrical balance equfblll
the diseased being thrown into TOO POSITIVE or &
negative state he remedy, ereiort Is pish is
the electrical balance, and health Is 40 oae -
stored This is the secret OF the unparA -iec su-
of my Posi- i've and Nee atlve PowdeTs They srt --
neticaly poariZed OF charged vi the positive q
negative electrical forces This Is done by reca'
discovered process which l d m orl--A
proprietor. The Positive and Negative Powders ,c
therefore, carrier, or vehicles OF tn re'i'
magnetic forces into the BOed ITSELF ald I---
the Blood the Heart, the Lungs, the BRAIN ihe iE
the Kidneys, the stomach the Iulestines. III ,H
the Muscles, the Nerves and every glad tissue A
organ OF the entire body, restoT ng the elrctr ca
wherever il has been distUr BED, aEd thu fe-o
every diseased organ to he slth- All this II done "
silent, magnetic, gentle, Tut deer ~ searching
vnce wi bout thv least vtogenc- III the pa-leis-i'
purgin nausea, yOmittn 60
isngusg Of lady of Natek, " as, my a+-
they make yoa aoeH s1Ih0ut making y0n stcs
in The words w kicn mOud Chenoa III, mos
wonderful medicine. SO sile mt and ys' -
efiicac iOus.'
circulars sent free post paid 10 any address
Full and complete printed directions and sNp.a.'
tons accompany each Box Of Powders Thos- ""
prefer spe eI rcTitfes ctions Will pie se1d
q of their disease when they selo i-
the Powders
Liberal FERNS TO Agents, Druggists nd Pr
clans.
Mailed postpaid, for 81 90 a box 50 90 or siA-
Money sent py mail Is at TtSk
Office 81 ST. MARKS PLACE, New York City.
Address
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02
FINE DAIRY SAT-

DOR the so Butter, has arrived in Barrels
i half Barre and Boxes.
The bogus salt for the % cent butter dom
keep c. W. sTORRS-
AaYch ls66.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
USE HELNBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BTTC HTJ

In all ID fea es OF these ,aps, whether existing
i'll " Male " or Female" from Whattuer orlyi
Hdfi1g and mdft.r hOLC statding Ii pleasant
in and in Cdor, immediate > action and
more strengt henlng than any OF the Preparations OF
Bark Iron,
Those suffering from Broken do,on or Delicate Con
stituftons, procure the remedy II once.
j lie reader may b. aware that however slight may
be the attack Of the above diseases il is certain
eff ct his Bodily Health Mental Pore,s HAPPINESS.
All the above diseases require the aid u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02
ZQ1HX.
DR. IL .ANBERH IODINE WATER.

DR. IL .ANBERN IODINE WATER.
fure Solution of Iodine, WITHOUT n SOLVENT
Containing GRAIN each ounce Of water.
THE MOST POWERFUL VT ALIZTNG AGENT AND RE-
ToRArIVE KNOWN.
1t has cured and will care SCROFULA IN all its
manifold FORMS
ULCERS, CANCERS SYPHILIS.
SAIL RREUM:
and has been US with astonishing success in cases
OF RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA CONSUMPTION
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. HEART, LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASES &c
Our Circu ar will be sent O any address
Price 81 90 bottle OF 8 Tor $500.
DR.. ii. ANDERS & Co. Physicians anu Chem's
42S Broadway, New York.
Also for sale by SETH w. FOWL 4 son, Is Ire
mont Street, Boston, and by Druggists generally.
PSMsnyI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02

E H. TUBES & CO.. PR0pMEToRs. PET6accao. ~.
JOHN F. HENRY & co. Waterbury. Vermont
- holessle Agents. sold ny +. BIXBY 8 co Agents.
Montpelier Vermont Al also by egiss snl dealers
everywhere Y47yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02
Unsolicited Testim Ony.

PREPARED
aElH W F0WLE * son, Is fremont 5. Boston
AND FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02
Ale0ifal.

GROO will be forfeited by DR. L. Dix,fe
eDCOO to cure in less time than anv ailiing
sican, more efectually and permau entity W.T. lhY-
stran from occupation fear of exnosurs iSss
weather, with safe and pleasant medicines. l." al
SELF-ABUSEAND SOLITARY BARrTe
Their effect and consequence:
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
Incident to Married and Single Laoies.
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS
,iercurial Affections; Eruptions and all Dr.
OF tie skin; Ulcers OF the Nose, Ihr oat and
Pimpl.s the tace Sweiiings OF the Ioieyi
Nervousness; Constit utionai III other Weak1uts4
IN outh' and the more advanced, of all age Of
Both ) EXES, SINGLE OR MARRILt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02
mfoifol.



For Weakness arising from Indiscretion. The ex-
hausted powers OF Nature which are accompanied
by many alarming symptoms, among which will
be found, Indisposfion to Exertion, Loss of Mem
DRY, Wake illness, Horror of Disease, Fore
OF Evil, in fact, Universal Lassitude. ;rostraticn,
and inability to enter ia, the eDoyments society.
The Constitution, affected with Organic
Weokness requires the aid of Medicine strenqfhep
and ,nuie ate the system which HELMBOLD's EN-
TRACT BCCHU invariably does. If no treatment
is submitted TO Consumption or insanity ensues.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU
In affec lions peculiar to FEMALES is unequaled
by any other preparation, Chorosis or Re-
tention, Suppression of CustomarY Excavations,
Ulcerate schirrus State of The Uterus; and all
complaints Incident to the sex whether arising from
habits of di sipation imprudence the decline
change i'll life.
HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Y Ill radically tx,ermira'e from the system Dis
arising ON Habits of Dis pation little
pense iitne change diet, ineonrenience or
exposure ; completely super ding those unpleasant
and dangerous remedies Copdira and Mercury in ali
these diseases.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02
SPENCE'S
Positive and Negative Powders.
A NEW PRINCIPLE
A NEW PEs ACEECE,


ANEW MEDICINE
Results, Wonderful Cures
Medicine ReUOlutioRiSed.
Rapid. Radical and Permanent Cure OF all
Durable Diseases:
Such as Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheln1atis m,
Ftrers Of al kinds, Ne rous Diseases.
Diseases, Of Females, and Ftmate
Weaknesses, Paralysis or Palsy,
Disease ofthe Kidneys Bron-
chifis. Catarrah, Head
ache, TOothdche Ear
ache, FITS. ST. "a
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dc. DC,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-02

through false ceTti HCate- RET erence- ana r-c
concentrations OF their m i .vines By re lead No
cannot oppose or oontradic- them; who be-
sides, 10 iarther Their imposition copy from Ned
zeal Books much that written of the Gus l-.e-
nd elect 81 different lie RIBS and plants q ascr e
ga tae same 70 their Pills, Extracts, Specifics &c
NEST OF which, II OF AZ col Mercury because
81 tie ancient belief OF its - curing every thing
tut now known to - XII more than II cured and
those not killed consttutIcIe.Iy injured or lie
I1NURANCE or QUACK DOCTORS AND NLs-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-27

As an event Of common interest TO all
citizens, it was fit that this peculiar act
should be commemoratcd, that the choic-
est talent should be invited to do it honor.
that no memorial which may shed liaht
upon it should be overlooked, and no
expression Of good feeling Withheld, on the
part of those who are only better than
rude communities as they may appreciate
the higher objects for which men are
trained and cultivated. To identify our
selves with our country is natural and
sacred impulse on the Fourth of July.
To identity ourselves with its people,
under God, that made it, is dictate of
honor and piety due on any day, and en-
nobling TO the soul, the nation, that
cherishcs it. We find our examples.
among the humble it may be, in our
own kindred. 1t were Il pity if we might
not cherish them, and recall them often
IN our own hearts We may repeat their
story at least on their centennial day.