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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03

CHILDREN FEET.-Life-long discomfort,
disease and sudden death often come to chill
dren through the inattentiOn or carelessness
of the parents. \ child should never be al
lowed to 90 to sleep with cold feet; the thing
To be last attended to, see that the feet are
dry and warm; neglect Of this has often
suit i'll dangerous attack of Group, diph-
iberia, or fatal sore throat.
Always on coming from school. on enter
ing the house from a visit or GRAND. in
rainy, muddy or thawing weather, the child :
shoes should be removed, and the mother
should herself ascertain if the stocking are
the least damp, and if they should be
taken off. the feet held before the fire and
rubbed with the hand till perfectly dry, and
another pair of stockings and another pair
of shoes be put on, and the other shoes and
stockings should be placed where they can
be well dried. to be ready for future
use on moments notice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03

The Tribune says that w. s. Carpenter,
of New York, has transmitted to the Paris
Exposition, one hundred and fifteen varie-
ties of Indian corn, each of which has a
name. The most remarkable ear in this
collection contains 1920 grains, arranged
in twenty-five rows, and is known as the
:. Western Gourd seed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03

WHEAT GROWING IN NERMONT-In re-
ply to inquiries by Caleb +. Parmenter. of
Attleboro, Mass, would say that wheat
growing III Vermont is getting to be good
business. Farmers are waking up to the
Importance of raising their own breadstuffs
When they call to mind the price of -four
they begin to exert themselves to raise
wheat. Whether winter or spring wheat is
sown, depends on the soil and location.
Winter wheat does best on dry soil, so To-
Gated that the snow will not drift so as to
lay on it late in the spring, causing it to
winter or spring-kill. The land should be
in a condition to produce corn. The best
kind of winter wheat is the White Flint, as
it makes the best -four and Yields we'll
The best kind of spring wheat raised in
this section is the Canada Club, which
grows in all locations-in the valleys and
on the hills. \ few years ago farmers
thought they could not raise wheat on the
Connecticut River; and III fact they could
not, until they obtained the Club wheat
This variety can be obtained almost any
where in Vermont 1t will be useless for
me to give directions i'll regard to raising
winter wheat, although | will say it should
be sowed in August, 50 that it can get a
good growth before winter sets in
WILLIAM ALLEN.
No Hartland VI March II | Sf7
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
ASTROLOGY.
THE WORLD A>TONlSHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTRC LOGIST.
Madame IL. 4. PERRIGO

she reveals secrets no Tt ever knew. she
I" happiness Those h", from dnleu plies
love, los e" Relations TRENDS i~-
&r, have become dSfsindeut She together
para ed gve- iuTHdti''u absent
lovers lost rS"eu property tells
mes best qu'ii-d Il, = VIII
he most >tI" e-~inl speedy ~ tets
the very day will marry Ihe name ksre-S
aHh ciardc eTi>c~ ~ fte peI-' She reads
IA dark aud iIi ytrris> al The tu:ure. F..
STAR ia The hTHam~ur-trs ,ienr thar
Verrun- "r pTed'.ninste the n
aspects and positions IT The III 't'ef ard Nei III
tine Il b'rih, she deuce~ the future ct Fan
consult the greatest A>fr'l IL hit Irie
and you may again favorable opp.,rt,-
nifty Consultation lee with Likeness an all desired
ini"rnatiun /. Parties living Al d~tAnce IL
The Madame 10y mail with Equal ami ~fsefon
To- themselves, II "a per-pu \ tail and eNphcit chart
written out with all inquiries 4n-Nered
ce sent 10y mail on receipt "f above iueutioned
The strict. viii he maintained and all
pondence returned or DESTROYED. References The higi-
ct order furnished tn desiring hen. Write plainly
the dav OF the moLth ard in which yea were born
enclosing small OK ct h7ir.
Address, MADAME II \. PEGRfGO-
F7yI +. .. Draw ~ --t5 Busr.to. y Y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
TRE.4 NEWT.

He'mb1id'- highly coacenf-a ted compound ENtrecf
pu ha d. cd ~lv Ote he h.-t ~ a
4 ih- add Kid -ey- vel Drops 81 w z
ms, n =um r'sn snd go1-y afect Ind-r -
sao We hive srrat ged Ov urta, n G'fiicuity +
pam pa ing ntN c-ttiou IN 90 srd
frequent d'-'h rg of Va er. S'tausurv s'"rTrll
water Hera4turia or b dy urine . on aud hel-
mat SIN { n kidneys ~ u u anV ch ingf in qasn-
u s, but mere caiOr dark L va 81
war- highly recommended. By the late Or rs SIX
the-- .c-Ion~
ms IN -dIcine crease, the IoWsr OF dis-sf
he .tsnrb-ut- into b alfhy eNtrc7S- ~
"a Ch he vate-y c. car-ous aep1=i 10 ms ~
ura' IN m-nts VI II - pain aad sufam
I3arfon. rrdnc and taken y,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03

The -avel en- from neg ect or imp-0p=r t--s-
nent of the kid1ets. These orrars h-ing w-ss :
vale not exp He'd from the bladder, but a ~
- r-naiu; b c lue. tevrrish and s-tiTnent m.
Il Is this d-yOst that the forn med ri
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
ElVira ID. ,lO>leV's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held
wAsHINGroS DISTRICT, Montpelier in sale
Dis ricr, the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1867.
GEORGE NICHOLS. Administ ator Of The estate OF
VIEW ra MosIey, late of Northf Id said strici
diseased presents his adm inistrAtion ut fO-
alton and allow and m kes application for d
seer of distribution and partition Of the estate of
sai6 d ceased.
whereupon ii Is ordered by said Court that said
count and said application be referred TO session OF
said urt o be he'd the Probate Offica said
nonip her. the Oh day of April, A d. 1867, for
he and d-ci-ion IA
And further ord- red thai notice hereof be Civ n
to persons interested, ny puoii alton Of the
hree " eks ucc-s iv y in the ;reen "ountain FIR -
newspaper publ h II Montpelier. pre- vious
said ntd for IN ~ thes may appear
Il sad and place. and show cause, If they
have. why said account should not be aliowei /,
Gu deer made
By the Cou
Flar3 Attest, e. r. MERRILL. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
DRoPSY

= CO lecfi of water IN some ats Of +h- "
nd hears d ferent name@ acco-ling to he pcr'-
( cfed W. hen % eraIiy d'1used rh- RI
Gated Anasar's; when of tie abddom n, = to-.
=, no OF tn chest, ii. drortharax
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03

Destructive tf CONT aud worth a
oineagef, .urhIl, ugly and iair
And refugee in nxuri.nt hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads (trom whatever
il have tall EN- o) and forcing a grow III of
hair upon the face, il has equal. II will force the
bear - upon The ~mooihs.t face five o
light weess hair upon bald heads in rm
months few ignorant pra tittesers have asserted that
there nothing that will force hasten the growth If
the he ard. Their false
witnesses (tr their experience) bear
witness. But many will say, how disrinrn <h
the genuine from the spurious IL certainly is difficult
nine enrhs "f the different Preparations adve
Tor hair and beard entirely worthless, and y,
many have already thrown away large in their
purchase To such would say, try the Reparator
Capiili will nothing unless fully
representations. II Druggit does keep IT,
send dollar and will forward il. postpaid
peter with receipt for the money which will be re-
turned you application providing entire satisfaction is
moi given Address,
w. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
tx M9yl No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse N. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
WiEI>EN ERS


NJ I = 4 \ { II f. -
FORCED 10 upon the snouthe~f face in three
L :" five weeks 10y using DR.. ENiGNE'S RESTAURA-
TECR CAPllLAIRE. the most wonderful discovery in
modern SCIENCE, acting upon the Beard and Hair IN
almost miraculous IL has been used lie
elite of Paris and London with the
Names of all purchasers viii be registered, and
If entire satisfaction Is instance The
money will be cheerullv refunded Price 10y mail
and stpsd, II. nescr tive circulars and tefmonals
mailed free Address BERGER SHUTS co,
Chemists, No. rs River Streets Troy, y. y. Sole
srsntS for the United states F&v7yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03

THE GRAVEL.

Pain occurring N the lo5ns l. indicative 90 49,
tove disea--s- Thev occu- N persons dI-Ic-el il.
cid -tomach and ohaikv e 4ons
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
W ILLIAN y LLE-N .
No. Hartland, VT, March IL. 1867.

DESTRUCTION OF INsECTs.-A CORES
pendent, writing from New York, commune
cates the following recipe for the eradication
Of insects, &c, with the assurance that
where it is properly applied these pests
will, in great measure, disappear from the
orchards, graperies, &c. He wrote this d.
rectlon for preparation and application ::
- PreparatiOn.-Saw a hogshead i'll two !;
put twenty to thirty pounds of sulphate of
iron into one half, and fill up with chamber
lye; water will answer, but urine Is best
When the liquid becomes black it Is fit for
use APplication.-The preparation
must be applied to the trunks and branches
Of trees. and poured round the collars
which will kill and keep off all worms in
Testing these parts, and add vitality to the
trees. 1t is also claimed that trees, grain,
vines, &c, on being STEPPED the roots
with the liquid Il few hours before plant
ing, Will escape all worms which intest the
roots, trunks, and branches, and the growth
will be much accelerated" The writer
further states that - sui phate of iron placed
in the crotches of the tree and branches Is
of great benefit, and when applied early to
the branches trunks and roots of trees
will avert the falling off of the fruit
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03

CURE FOR CAKED BAG IN Cows-Thc New
York Tri5une gives the following remedy. on
the authority of T. ID. Balderston. Bucks
County. Pennsylvania
Take lime water about the consistency of
thick whitewash, put it in carthern plate,
and about the same quantity of haxsecd oil,
beat them well together with IA case knife.
till they are thoroughly mixed, anoint the
bag two three times "a day, rubbing it we'll
in. | have used it for many years. Last
summer. a neighbor had II Young sow with
pigs: her bag was hard he thought she
would die. | prepared him some of the mix
ture, and i'll few days she sucked and rails
ed her pigs, they having fed them with a
spoon while the mother was sick
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
II A YOUNG LADY returning to

A YOUNG LADY returning to he
country home after n few months in CiIy. hard
~ friends. la place coarse,
Shed face. she had ser ruby complexion of almost
marble Sunohue--, aud instead of real
" ap,eaIed hut eighteen. Upon inquiry 10 the
n change she plainly told them that she used
the Circa sia Balm. aud consideFed il invstua-
bic 'qui>i any Iay' toilet. ny any Lady
Gentleman improve their personal appearance
hundred fold Ii l. simple lis combn 'tion, Nature
herself J. simple unsurpassed in itS efficacy draw
nri'ies from, Also healing, cleansing and beau
wing the SKIN and upeNon. BY lis direct action
The cutcle IL draws from IL all impurities kind V
healing The same, aud leaving the surface Nature
tended >hnutp be- clear. soft, smooth and beautiful
Price by Na or Fapr receipt order
by w. L. CLARK 90, Chemists,
s7S M9vl Ne 2 West Faye'te -. =, y. Y.
Thr only Ame Agents Tor the sale at the same
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
SIXTEEN WEARS
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS

ngaEed in treatment Of special Diseases, fact well
many CitIZenS, Publishers, Merchants, Hotel
rep Tietors &c that he much recommended aid par
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03

For Cu-Iiug the Il air of either Sex into
Wavy and Glossy Pingl It's
Hea"y ASST, Curls.
by thi. article iade- and Gentlemen heauri-
themselves thousand iod IL il the ouy article in the
world that will curl rrigiiI hair and the time
heauil, glossy The Cri-psf Con u
"nly curi~ The h'ir, hut Hvig"rates esutifeS
cieane- IL highly and delightfully."- perfImed and
complete article of tie Kind offered the
American public. The Criper Coma ill he
address. ed and postpaid, tor 81.
VS. 9, W ~ CLARK Co. Chemists,
No. 3 West Faveire -tTeet, SYRACUSE n. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
THE GREATEST
IMPROVEMENT [ OF THE AGE.
WEgL~,
PATENT SEED SOW FIR

The snb>s r,brs avirg ,ur ha>ed tie right for the
New England build and this
Machine, prepared Ia sell state, C"uty and
Town right, also farm ughis aud Machines. No
effTd 10 he without thus N me. " IIh pietI
quarts He,ds Cra-s il VIII make better stand and
eid as much Tie fr>t cut any Sowing By
hand get r., M Twelve quarts year.
Price of MA chine, and farm right, So, 90.
Now exbbiiion and for sale, at VIM. w. storrs
Store, Montpelier, VT.
william SToRRs.
A W. WILDER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03

bOdly (and coniradicted except nv
q lacks, h" will do nyhnr perjure
selves impose upon patients thar lie
) REGULAR ADYERTIsING
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
$500 Will be Forfeited
RX DR.. L. DIX
Or. l.. DIX'5
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
No. I'll s.ndfcott street. Boston,

arranged that patients hear each other
Recollect, the entrance his office is No.
h wing connection with his residence, consequently
no family interruptions, that account any
person hesitate apply ing at his office.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03

II avoid an escape Imposition Of Foreign and Nat'
Iluacks Boston than other large cite
nR l. nix
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
CRISPER COMA.

oh she was heantifnl and fur,
With starry ewes, nd radiant hair.
" h'r~e cHrltns fendFiiis soft entwined,
Encha med the very hear and mind.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03

proudly refers Professors respectable Physicians
many ot hom consult INN critical cases. because
his edged skill and reputation, attained through
So To- experience, pracHce and obs ~rvatiun-
~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-01

IsroRMArlor WAKrKD. lady OF 'his
city wishes Information concerning Aoram
Fowler. Lafayette Fowler and Mallnds
Fowler. relatives from whom she has necn
separated Tor the past twenty years. Abfau
ana lafayette formerly lived In the neigh
borhood OF North Bend. Ohio. and Malind'
Al Madis,n. ANY person knowing any.
thing OF the present whereabouts OF these
persons. or either o. them. will confer "a
vor BY addressing Inquirer Herald Office
indianapolis. Our exchanges will please
COPY this.-Iodianapol Herald.
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a care. to Enyalids.

a Clergyman, while residing IN South
~ America AZ missionary, discovered q
safe and simple remedy Or ne ,ure q
Nervous Wrakucss. Eariy Decay, Discusses
81 the Urinary aud Seminal 0seans. and
the whole train or disorder brought on BY
baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers
have been already cured BY this noble rem
edy. P.omp,ed BY desire TO benefit ih'
afflicted and unfortunate, wili.send 'h'
recipe FOR preparing and using shis med
cine, in sealed envelope, 20 any one VIII
ne eds Il, Free Of Charge.
Please inclose postpaid envelope, I'D
dressed TO yourself Address.
JOSEPH T.. lNMAN,
STATIoS ID. belle House.,
april 2Tst, is66-ly. New York City.
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JASPER COURIER,
A Ship Of Death floats into a Port o
the Shetland Islands.


s,nee H. ums when tie Ancient Mar'ne'
,ols ,he terrible tale u The curse laden ship
ri,h her crew d CHASTITY eof2sss, no more
thrilling story Of The sea has been related
han that Of the whale ship Dams Way
,eeen,y drines into one Of the shetland
Islands.
Ayeae ago she LEI, the She,lands on
wishing voyage % the Aric regions. having
an hoard finy men. From that tne NON.
no mors was heard o. her Tne friends ciI
,hose on board became alarmed Money
80. rsised sad premium, offered % me first
vessel that would bring ,itings 81 me MISS
10 ship. bu. IN 70 no avail. Hope sas a.
most sbondoned.
on the "a Of April The people near H.
M Voc. ii ono Of lhs SAsiiani lies we're
.,.,,led :, soeins Ebastly wreck " sap
sailing into TIM nnbor Bai'efed end ice
crushed. sails and cufdsre en- sway, ppa's
md spars cut 40 for iusl 10 me rr'Olr A''-
nc winter. her decks covered Win 'he drad
ma dying, the long los' Dana ssilfd - l'Re
shin from Deadman's land. F'i'y men
..ued on, of Lvr@ick 10 her on pr ~
Nav morning is, year An q the ny
c.ms hack Oh her o. The second " April,
tbi. year; The sane. yel hey fit'ent'
Ten men, u whom me cepiain w. err
~ stsfened ccrp-e. on she drcs, ihir'i ts'
l.y helplessg SICK, nnd some 'ylAg '~'
retained sufficient strength % creep 1ls''
LA me Other ,hree cramlrd feebly about 'ii'
d-es. The ship Va. BOARDED ~ thr ialsnd
ers. snd.ss lhey clnbed Over tne bulwaF''a
,hsmaa III TIE wheel - niins from excite
mem. one of the rirk died - be ley, W
death being announced ~ shr fe'lo~ acer
p,nt os rs berth frebly mo ming. "Iak
asay III. dssd man On VIM bridge !
he vssse. lev iAe eoty N ;ae cap'ain, ~
lad lain for lour monsh-, wi'h rsns q n
dad shipmrrs BY III. side NJ dseenily lal
ou, sy those VIII soJA exPesiri " ehaf
saeir fate
The Survivors couid rot bear 70 sink Y
bed,.- u their comrades mo ths AfA' Y
l.p, them - lh.l ~'rn me ia-i man ~
t,r ta,.a .tnp ias. nai tfep ih~if eoin.ra
Aama .honiI w lh-ir cpmman 'omb. ~
.u,resu " IlAs sAip woke ir''n'ully 70 y
~. bu, coIa. hunger, TeUfvy anc dysen'
~ we're too inura ivr h'm 4As prnre T
Captain No she a., s'rnm, a.'d d'va oirs
tx hi- men. 'rhan thr a'hrt- 'ell, ent
oee. anti ,Ae ship ws- 'ensn'edm ny \
dad srd dyiDg, unf r'F4' iafe n \
w.uis hsve I-il lhe DAaH 4 ilast'a1 co
NJ, .urcl ,pea,is would hivs lsec q Y
IT, gi.ssiiy tHie.
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lIpRrfcJ fffRAL. -LlA lhe farm 7,
Jacob Aililef, M SNfsa iosnrhip,
\ poacl true, when h.lS resn ycariA-
ifu!t. II his personal ki9alsi-e, th'r-
,y-thruc yeAfs, an tae hti4nprfs, iua
IN III whom resided IA lsss uei-Aopi
hood whcn the statc mrs : Territory,
testify that me tree hpse 'rut iot't
thee years agn. Tie trey was "
seeding. It'll. j we'll knonn lssct ili-l
peach trees &fe 81 tut q te~ years
duration, ana tnis is cue " the extra
ordinary exceptions Npt many ycaA'
since tie frat IN tue nelgiuorhooy
tailed entirely, aua the reniask wS'
made on 4 certain occasloa ihat nppI
the entire ridge it was not possible Z
find two peaches. The assertion wa
true, with one single exception. ans
that was the tree hero referred 70
which contained about two dozcn.-
lawrcnccburg Register.
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The advertiser. having been restored "
health in few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
wears snh d severe lung affection. and that
dread disease Ccnsump'ion--ls enxions 70
make known 70 hi fellow sufferers The
means y cure
10 al VINO desire NJ he viii send copy
81 ne prescription used Gree q cha'ge,)
with ,hc directions FOR orepsring and using
Ire same. uiich they Viii fnd sure CURE
far CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
70 rcns. CoLps. and al Throat end Long
hreiions The only object Of The sdyer-
,iser IN sending the Prescription is % bene.
III the afflicted, md spread infornstion
which he cnrcelves % be invaluable, nnd
he hopes every rutTercr vii Try his remedy
a. il viii cost them nothing and msy prove
besrinp. periies wishing .he pfescrp
,iou, Fafr. By return msil, WIZ please "d
dres. REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kinss Oh, New fofk
Nav is. ls67y
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RAILROAD MEEr.sG.-- There will be .
Rsilrcad meeting 81 Toy lorsvile, ~ Sator-
day. the first day o. lane next, and 4 i NJ
be hoped ihst all favorable. % ne project N
building railroad from Newburgh VI
Bcou,iIie. Taylorsvile. Huniinrburgh End
Jasper. 10 inlersecs the OnIe and Mississippi
Rsilrosd 81 Loosoo.ee, win be present
Boonvi!le Enquirer.
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scElcncIs. sea weed Tonic.


Tb- medicine. invrnifd Ny DR. J. H..
scnlscK. y Pniladepbia, i in'ended 70
Dissolve lhe food mid il inso chyme, ne iirs'
process oi digestion. ny clrsnsing ne
stomach with Schenc1s Mantrske Puts,
ie Toi.c soon restores the prpe'I'. and
iaoa "a, could not Be eathen before using Il
xill ~ ssriy dige-fed
Coasume,i0n csnnoi 81 cured by ~cAercA'-
pulmorir ~srun unless the stsmact err
4er + muaa healthy nnd lhr appetite n.
,f.rce. hencc tie TIME ani Pils ere requr-
aa ia nearly every rn.e N cpn-omrsinn. 4
a,f deem boiiles NJ TIE ssAwEED Toslc
aii three " Ipur bpxrs NJ 'hr MANDRAKE
i4lts Min cure any ordinary cass " dys
ppp-ia
IN Scheogk mases professional visits n
~sr yurk, Ber,op. ant a. his pfincpa' 81
dee II ralacslphia every week. See daiis
'Apers d each place, ~ his pamphlet y
.en+unp,idn sVr to- davs ior visitation.
plesse oh4erve, when purchasing. tha
iar NJ lkereaass III tile Doctor, one wheI
in NE the Inst rtaae of consumption, an
lshe ether a. he now ". NJ perfect health. az
on ne Government -tnmp.
Sud ny an Druggists and Dealers, rfc
81 80 rcr bottle, ~ $3.50 lLe half dozr'
} All letters ior adyice should ~ adtresse
\ ao ~ Schrnck's Principal Office, NJ. ]
/, Norlh 9th Street, phladrpfHa, PA.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas BaI
49, & Co., M y;S = Hance. Baltimore
INA John y PArke, Clnclnni. ONO, Wax
(, NJ & Taylor, Chicago, VI Collins Bros
y 81. LauI.. Nj
Oc' 9Th lS66-lst " Ga mo ~
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qua DAMS SALE OF LAND.

qua DAMS SALE OF LAND.
NOTICE is hereby given, ;hs, By virtue
~ Of an order Of the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Dubois county. Indiana. the under.
-iened os Guardian Of the minor heirs Of
Geo,ee Griesinger deceased will sell q
public auction on the premises, on
SATURDAY. June 18th, 1867.
al Q O'Clock in the afternoon, the follow.
ling lends and Real Estate Of bis wards.
situated ID Dubois county aforesaid, dis
cribed ns follows TO wit:
TIE two equal and undivided third part.
Of the north half Of the north eaet ar. o.
Section IA. town 2 south range B. west con.
tanning so acres, said lands will be onsreo
for sale 10 40 acre tracts.
TERMS One half cash, the balance 10
Twelve months from date OF sale. the pur-
chaser giving note for said deferred pay
ment with freehold surety. bearing interest
from date and payable without relief from
valuation laws. JOHN WE'kEL
Il Buetiner atty. Guardian.
Il Nav 1lth. 1S67-4w.
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CUaE FOR llYDRorHcBIA.-Nr fouafi
the famous veterinary surgeon, who has
been bitten eight Or ten time by rebid AMI
male, relstes that crystals " nitrate q ~
YER, ruhbed into the wound. viii pos,ivei'
proven, ~ drophobia 10 the bitten. True y
not. Il 10 easily tried, and Is not dangerous
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Marriage and Cclibacy.

an ESSAY on WARNING AND IN
"a SfkUCTIUNS FOR YOUNG MEN
AlsD, Diseases aud Abuses which perma-
ncutiy PROSTATE the Vital Powers. with sure
means IL relief Sent Free N Cnargc, ~
sealed lclter envelopes. Adde'S. DIR. J
sKILLIN HCUGHToN. Howard Associ
alton Philudelphin, Pa.
sept. 18th, lS66-y
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IL Mayor Wnhers submits 70 the argu
meut o. the bayonet, and vacales HE cfiics
6 mayor Of Mobile-pro,ssSng, however
against the injustice done him