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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commenting Dec. 17th, 1866.


s~EsH eng south ~ Gast
Leave Montpelier si5 30 NJ. and 1905
NAIL TRAIN leaves -. Adams at Ola ard connects
Burlington with K. X b. r. r., " hire River Junc ton
and Bell Falls with tor Boston, Worcester,
Sprne and with trains Passump>ic r. R., arrives
al New York at 10, P.
DAY ENpRrss Tram leave Montreal $50 M,
II Johns 1000 O.drn>burGt al G,l5 P. lodge
Malone leave RoiS-'~ Point al II - NJ, Bos-
ton arriving ia Bo- Lowell 40 80 P.
NIGHr ExrREss TRAN leaves Ogdenhu,gh at II 90 a.
NJ, Mont cal al 3 10 NJ, Rois-~ Point al IS ST.
Johns at4 Is AT Boston Al 3 40
ueCting al Bellows Fails with Cheshire Road for Boston
and Worcester, aud wr'h Vermont Valley r. r.. for
Springfield, g., and arriving IN New York at u 80
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier 40 NJ, g. Is A. NJ, 800 Nj.
and $50 P.
DAY ExrreS- TRAIN leaves Boston Lowell at 500
NJ for Burlington, ST Alhaus, Montreal. arriving at
NAL TRAIN leaves Boston i4nwei 90 NJ, via
Lawrence ahd Fuchbnrg al 30 -, Sprn- field las
A.. tr BnTlingt ~ aud -. 4 ban-.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Mortified at 90 A. NJ,
for Bur iner Rutland, -. AIhans, R't~e's Point.
NIGHT ExPRtss Tram lea e. iieit,wr Falls 900
VI. re- eIvua passenger hom Vermont Valley K. r.
eaving New York Al - l. P NJ and from cheshire H.
r.. leaving rn>ton ~ $50 NJ. connecting White Riv
Junction with train Boston 20 for tu
ingt"n. q uses Point NJ N Il Osden>hurgh.
meeting al rtreh and en>burgh with Grand Trunk
trains tor TIE Wet.
Sleeping attached both the night EXPRESS
trtins ntnnue betW II. Adams and Boston
Adams and spin. fe q.
Thruugi Ticket Tor Chicago and III West sale
the principal 81
C. MERRILL, Supt.
81. Adams. Dec. Il, 1906
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN ACT RELATING TO TIE REDEMPTION OF
BANK NOTES.
is hereby enacted by the General Assembly

AN ACT RELATING TO TIE REDEMPTION OF
BANK NOTES.
hereby enacted BY the General ASSEMBLY of the State
Src. l. After the expiration Of the charter of any
bank chartered ny after the
of hank agreeaby TO the laws OF
all the weekly newspapers of the
bank located for full year. setting forth
bank will redeem its outstanding bills the day Of The
pirafOn OF IT'S charter the cate of The termination of
its existence. and copy Of this And upon due
publication Of such notice neither bank its
shall be Sbe any action for the redemption
been duly presented and PAYMENT thereof dema nded
within the year aforesaid at the banking house of said
bank
SEC. After The expiration of the charter or after The
Tern nation of the existence of such bank
said, ch bank shalt subject rper .tinn
or liable 10 the provisions of tie third
chapter eighty min. Of the General sta.nte<.
SEC 3. This act shall take effect from passage
Approved, November 10. 1896.
In of provi the act above recied
The Vermont Bank, rf Montpelier. W.. gives notice
that lis charter terminated September 18th, 1865
bills will he redeemed until January Isl
National Bank of Montpelier.
J. A. PAGE. Cashier.
Montpelier, December 20, 1866.
In of the If the cd
The Mortified Bank gives notice, that charter
mated July 18th, 1866 that outstanding bills in he
redeemed until January LIST. 1865, its frmer place o
business in Mortified, VI.
A. ROPES, Cashier.
Nonhfe!d December 20, 1866.
In accordance with the provisions Of The
fhe Legislature at the State of Vermont, the Bank
Waterbury, at Waterbury, VI, hereb, gives niice thar
its Charter terminated September 1862 that the
stand bills Of said Bank will he redeemed at III.
Waterbury National Rank, 10 Waterbury, aud also the
National Bank of Redemption, Boston, until the lst
day Of January, 1868.
J. X. FULLERTON, Cashier.
Dated at Waterbury. Dec. 10th, 1876. MSFl2yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06

IRISH AMERICAN WHIsKEY, according
to the Revenue Commission, may be made
by the following delightful receipt: 40
gallons of whiskey, 80 gallons of water, 5
gallons tincture of Guinea pepper, quart
tincture Of killitory Tor killaliberaD, 2
ounces Of acetic ether, 1-2 gallons strong
tea. To improve the flavor, add ounces
pulverized charcoal. 4 ounces ground rice
to the gallon, and let it stand for a week,
stirring daily. Mix in any nasty recepta-
Gle convenient, in any subterranean den
which the revenue officers are least likely
to penetrate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06

HINTS TO HORSE KEEPERs.-Never feed
grain or give hay to horse when warm from
exercise. Sweat is not always sign of
warmth, place the hand on the chest for a test.
Water given after meal is safer than to give
it before.
Never drive fast or draw them hard imme-
diately after giving food or drink.
Never drive faster than a walk with heavy
loads.
Do not let horses stand long in the stable
at any time in the year, without exercising.
Feed regularly, and in quality according to
the appetite of the animal and the labor it
performs.
Do not drive or work long in storms.
Do not let the horses stand in the stable
cased in boots or dried mud, and coats OF
matted hair. Groom them.
At all times in the year make your horses
comfortable when tied in the stable. They
cannot help themselves there
Teach your horses to trust and have conf
dence in you rather than fear.
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Oratorios and Cantatas.

ORAYO los.
The Creation, Haydn Cloth - 90 Boards Al CO. papr.
81 IS. Messiah, HlHdel. ~. 90 BITS 60 Pa. 81
Hses ia Esyp', RosinHi, 50 25 David Nsakomm -i.r0
+ Pau, -Hendoisohn e. 90, B'ds, 81 o., Pa. 81 IS
Eli. Costa, e. - so BID. 30 Pa. 81 Is. Naaman
C",ta CL $3.50, BIDS. - o., Pa. sl.s5 Mt. sinai,
-NeakonAa, 81, 90. Praise to God, Bristolo, 1928
CANT a. AS.
As the art Pants. -NcHdelssohR, BIDS, 60
Hear Prayer, HsHdeSoha SO. Hymn "f Praise Men
d6LsSoH, - 90. NJ tIam's OF Trump Schubert IS.
Pra>e Friendship, Ho-art SO. -. Ceciia's Day
Brsc. u. p Pa 90 Ma, Qeeu, BeaHft e. 81 70.
Pa. 80. The Mornn, Reiss,, 50. King, Baker,
Burning ship, Baker, ~ evenings
m-nt, Ca, Ci. 30 Pa. 90 Transient Eternal.
R0mberg, So. Great Rebellion, UeGJtsr, So 90.
The above for sale by all Music Dealers, and sent by
mail, post paid by
OLIVER DITSON 4 co, Publishers
~ Washington Street, Boston.
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TINE EAsfaEE : =

THE kidneys are two in number tnatan a, IN
/ upper. part of the IONS, sarTounGtd by 3 -i'l
consisting of three parts, viz The Anterior oitie "
terror and tho Exterior r 60.
The anterior absorbs. Interior CO ssts q tissues
or veins which deposit Tor the uriue aud
convey il the exterior he exterior = COM o.
tor also terminating in single fubs and "a, 80 me
IIreter The ureters connected wiz tie BLADDER
The bladder IS composed o. various cove iAE- or
tissues. divided into parts VIZ: the Upper the 9Te
The Nervous and the TIE pr rNpes The
lower retains any hsve de ire tn uFila5- with
cut the ab-y, others uriDate with n tn a-IitY %
relsin Tits frequently occur III children.
To these f-ctions W must bang 20 action
the muscles which engaged Their various t1ns
tions If they neglected, Gravel or Drep-y may
The reader also be mae aV are ma however y
al sht NAV be the attack l. Gsure 20 Il &c i tCat
health and mental p1WArs; s. u flesh ana blood
are Imported ire IN these -6uTces-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06
WINTHROP HOsJS

THE unde rsigned has purchased the hotel
IL BoWdcin Aiiston aud viii he
duct IT under the name of The WINTHROP HousE. The
establishment has been refurnhed with
and elegant furniture and with especial reference the
accommodation OF transient boarders. The CENTRAL yet
quiet and retired makes the one
of the most desirable in the city II very convenient
the chief business points, and places OF amusement
dersons ON visit Ia Boston will find comfortable and
yenteci quarters at the Winthrop House.
y33m6 W.T. DAVIS
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TREATMENT.

HelmboId-s highly concentrated com pound txtraci
Blu rhu de cid 6ly he hf~t fCr -
eases Of the bla id kidney-. vel oEoI-I "a II
iuxs rhsum ais m and eouiy affect OBS ud-r IT,.
| cad we have srraI g-d D1 urls. .ffeuItF 81
pain II pa ing g -c-ErY section va a. aud
frequent dsch4rg Of WAFER. S,1aueury s'CpI.ind
fwater HematuTi4 or b o. Gy urine, sou ana .heu-
matssm f The Kidneys irhOut auv hfHse 10 otau-
tity, but mere ase OF color dark l. al
wav- hi ghly recommended, by the late Dr. u sics
in these Il tcrIOn-
This medicine crease the Over ct dig -
ex it-- the absorbent- ifto h-althv exercise bv
which the WaFery csrsous n posi- -iCr elf' g
unns,uraI en- eInents as W Il - pain aGd Iufam
red Il j. token
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06

The quality of wool is tested by taking a
lock from the sleeps back, and placing it on
a surface representing an inch in length. If
the spirals count from thirty to thirty three
in that space the wool is equal to the finest
+" Electoral - or Saxony wool. The staple is
inferior accordingly as it takes lesser num-
Der to fill up the same space.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06

THE ART OF CooKERY.-Ruskin, in his
comprehensive and striking style, gives the
following definition of cookery:
1t means the knowledge of Medea, and
of Circe, and of Calypso, and of Helen, and
of Bekah, and of the Queen of Sheba. 1t
means the knowledge of all herbs, and
fruits, and balms, and spices, and of all
that is healing and sweet in fields and
groves, and savory in meats it means
carefulness, and inventiveness, and watch
fulness, and willingness, and readiness,
ofappliance; it means the economy of your
great-grand-mothers, and the science of
modern chemists it means much trying,
and no wasting; it means English thor
oughness, and French art, and Arabian
hospitality; and it means, in fine, that you
are to be perfectly, and always, ladies =
loafgivers; and, as you are to see, i'm
peratively, that everybody has something
pretty to put on,-so you are to see, yet
more imperatively, that everybody has
something nice to eat"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
S. D. & Fl. W. SMITHS
AMERICAN ORGANS
o. x. - -

THE AMERICAN ORGANS are the ONLY kEAL
REED ORGANS befrre the public The only
Organ having REVERBERATING SOUND bon or
WIND CHEST-whicf has the same Important Paft 10
Sounfina Board has in the Piano Forte
ITO have body and resonance of one and without whch
The Organ becomes merely Aeodeon in an organ case.
The American Organs only have the Wind Chest or
Sound Box, hut have the Organ Bellows, giving
power and great seadiness Of tone. These with their
voicng OF the Reeds and periecting 81 the
tone, make them the MOST PERFECT ORGAN
KNOWN. These great improvements and superiority
of tone and workmanship of TIE AMERICAN ORGANS
place them in tn front rank otthe aud command
Iger price than any other Reel instrument i'll the Mar
ket- careful examination If tb-m, IN comparison
with othe-s, will quickly show tseir superiority.
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500 Will be Forfeited
nv no MY

falling in less time than any other physician,
IaCe effeciualy and permanently, with less restraint
cupaon fear of exposure TO all weather. with
sal md pleasant medicines,
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS;
Thei, effect and consequences,
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident TO Married and Single Ladies';
SECRET AND DELICATE DESCRIBES;
Msrcurial Affections Eptions and all Diseases of the
: Sin Ulcers of the Nose, Throat and BODY, Pmples
tia face Swellirgs of the Joints; Nervousness Con
and other Weaknesses in YOUTH and the
advanced, at all ages, OF
BOTH SEXES. SINGLE on MARRIED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06

CURE FOR BEE SrINGs.-Dr. Bush, Ches-
ter county, Pennsylvania, says that one
drop Of strong spirits of hartshorn, will in
an instant remove the pain caused by the
sting Of bee, wasp, or hornet. 1t should
be at hand in every family where there are
children. Smiles of gratitude shining
through tears of distress, will often repay
the thoughtful mind that provides and the
quick hand that applies the remedy. He
recommends the same article also for the
removing of grease spots.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06

RAISE THE CALvEs.-The Utica Herald, re-
ferring to the replenishment of the dairy
stock in that region, says If we are correct
Iy informed, there will be more calves raised
among our dairymen this year than in any
one of the past ten years. This is as it should
be, and we are confident that the best results
must flow from it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06
MIDDLE of the BLOCK
American and Foreign Patents
Es. "a. EDseN.

OLICITOR OF PAT NTS,
Late Agent OF the u :. Patent Office, Washington,
der the act of 1857,
No. 7S State Sc, Opposite kiby ST. Boston,
4 FER extensive practice of upwards o: twenty
y years, continues Ia Patents in the United
States also in Great Britain, France and other foreign
CONFINES Caveats SpeciiIcstlns bonds, Assignments
and all Papers or Drawings FIR Patents, executed
An erican and Foreign works, determine the validity
and utility Oi Patents OF In, enIiuns legal and other
advice rendered IN all matters touching COMES
Of claims ot patent furnished 10y
Assignments rded in Washington.
No Agency in The United States possesses superior
ces Tor htanins Pstens, ascertaining the patena-
hility OF inventions.
lTge practce, made, tn ice rejected appcatuEs
TEEN APPEALS every che o which was decided in his
favor by The COMMISSIONED at Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
" regard Mr.. Eddy the most capable and
-uccessiul Practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse" CHARLES MASON,
CounInis>i Of Psierts.
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
aud mre apab- putting their applications IN arm u
-ecu tor them early aud favorable consider lon at
the Patent Oihce-" EDMUND nURkE,
Late Commissioner at Pat MS.
'E Mr.. r. II. Eddy me thirteen appiica-
fions, all but of hch patents have granite
and that Is now pending. such unmsfakabe pr,,t al
great talent aud ability his part leads
enrs, they may be at having the faithful
ieton bestowed their cases, and very reasonable
chsrseS.''
F3. JOHN T aGfIART.
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MEN. WOKE.N. .4.N-D CHILDREN.
Directions for and diet accompany
PHltApELPHIA. PA..FebIu.

PHILADELPHIA. PA February =, 1857.
Fl T. HELNBOLD, uggist.
Dta, ST. hsve been q sufferer To- upvgards Of
twenty years, with gravel. ba1der, and K rne af-c
tions, curing VIII ch TINE hay ea various medic
pre-. araiiCn-. and been DIR he Treatment of
he most emmett o a siaEs eXpsr euci1g tut iifte
relief
Having seen Your preparations ez-en lively csv.r-
tsed con ute W til my aHiiy MUSICIAN IA reg I'd
10 using your Extract & ucAu
did this Rec han u-ei % kind ~ fy- It-cd
r NEEDLES and had found them vvor7 bless zn6 some
well, md determined TO U.s. 10 renesies her . I. er
pr mptrd me to your ma cine A. ven s6v4r
ted that composed OF 5ucl.l csb'bS and igi,s
celen comb nation and, With hi- aGvcs ex
animation of the article snd consult arsfn with
coofn-G 70 nv 49, go a. ~ " -, 81 @
as onihed md gTa:td st lie htTef-ia - Fl G. sud
after nsing i threc ~eeke abe I
felt mach IKE writing you II II atern IT # m e sa
at this. time. but III, ugh ny improvements nj 1T
only be ten porary no theTeiore g cir 3 o Re
then 1t Won d be OF greater value sou nd more
satisfactory to me
Am NOW ABLE To REPORT THAT a CUES = -
FECTED a F-FEs UsING THE RENE Foa Fly e>T.ss
HAVE NOT USED ANY Now FOR THRFt MONTHS
AND FEEL As WELL IN a IL RESPECTS = E-ES DID
Your BUchu b-ns devoid II any Uufi+a~au r4-te
and odor, nice tonic and invigors or OF yn- sy'en
do N, be without A. whenever &C aston may
require its sc in such affection.
Should any doubt M. Mccormick r7f~t he
refers to the toil"wiag gentlemen:
Hon Wa- BIGLER, el- @ oveTnCr, L vtsaaia.
Hon Hos Is FLORENCE PhiladsiEai2.
Hon J g KNOX. Judge, Fhiiads 'pb %
non j. - = LACK. J ICge- Fhiiadefp5AG-
Hon. ID r foHTER. Ex-Governor, F-uusy lvarIa.
Hon FILLS LEWIS. judy, f. ilade u hla.
Hon r. {. CtSlEk- Judge UnIted Safes Court.
Eon' g: W No4 DR.ARD- Judgi- ILll-i=IIh
Hon. W a. Pos TER, Cry So icitoF
hon JOHN bIGt EF, ex -GCvefnC7, Californis-
Hon. r BANKS Auditor tienersiW ash,n rton. ID. c.
ARD many othe-s. If ueceSsar,
P,ineipa De.ot, HtLMBOLD' ; DRUG AND
CHEMICAL WAREHOUSF,
694 BRO Adv A~
METROPoLIcAN BOTEa.
rev ork.
Sold by 2 uggists e eTywHe-e.
n-RENARE
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m ills House.

CaARLE STON, so. CAROLINA.
THE Proprietor has the pleasure inform III
ing public that the House is open for the recep
Of guests Having made extensive alterations and
Improvements and refirni-hed it throughout it ia
capital Orer and every exertion will be made
der it acceptable to his patr ons.
rl7-6m JOSEPH PURCELL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06
DRCPSY

Is a co lectinn of water arts Of the t'fy
and hears different names acco-lirg 70 the parts I
tpcted viz: when generally dhused ever The sci ed
is called Anasarca; when Il lie abdomen, A. toll
who OF the chest, HS drUr thcTsX-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-06

The gravel from neg 'ect or imp-opf- trsat
meDt of the kidneys. These yars being weak The
water is exp lied from the bladder. but allowed
q remain it bee mes tsveTjsh md sediment IU--
1t is this deposit that the tone i lo'mea anu
gravel eDsues.
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Three Tsenias PAY Proper.

4 RMY OFFiCERS. who in commission March
IA 81, 1868 and honor ably discharged for any
after April O. 1863 no have received he abve
have the same promptly collected by application 10
o. Il. SMITH.
Montpelier, July 80, 1866 ptf
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ASTROLOGY.
The WORLD AST0NlSUED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY TIE GREAT ASTRCLOGIST.
Madame II. A. PERRIGO

she reveals secrets no n"fth ever knew She restores
10 happiness those IN, FROM dieu catastruples
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he dark aud hidden my teries al the future. Frm tie
STARS we in the hrmamcnt-tlie maefic
vercoine pTed"llnae the cuhfigur
aspects and Positions "f the planets aud fixed
time of birth, she deduce- the future of man. Fail
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The strctrsf secretly viii be and all
pondenee returned or destroyed References of The high
order furnished fhnse desiring Item Writ plainly
he day of The noith and YER in which you born,
enclosing small lick OF hair.
Address, M.pAMErH A. PERRiGO,
F7yl p o. DRAW 2y3 BUFFALO, n. Y.
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Recommended by the most Scientific Ana
lytitoca1 Chemists be
THE BEST ONTuIS CONTINENT.
only restores Hair to its natural Color am
keeps the Sad free from Da ndvud but is the
Beautiful Dressir that can be produced.
J. sTICKNEY.
L>ather Dealer, Manchester, Mn
feel confident that IL operates a Il ,ir DYE,
but to restore the roots to their healthy
HIRAh B. SLOAN,
Carriag Manufacturer, Manchester N. H.
have used J. r. Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restora
tive, for about two years, and have found it he
preparation have u-ed JASON WESTON.
Gle Gas Co Manchester. N ".
II certainly will stop The Falling out of the Hair.
DANIEL l.. STEvkNS,
Late High Sheriff, Manchester. N. II.
have used J. X. Barrete's Hair Restorative for
Pas year, and consider it superior to any oth-r
J. &. EATON.
Proprietor City Hotel, Manchester. H.
have tried most all the other Restoratives, and
never found any that did my hair the nal all
BaTretf's. Col. 8. C.. HALL
Manchester. N. H.
II Gr.v Hair: II Prevents Hair Falling Out;
Changes the Roots 70 their original organic action:
Era ficates Dandru6 and Pumors it keeps the Scalp
he<ithy 1t Contains no Injurious INGREDIENTS and
untversAl1y accorded to be q Splendid Dressing
superior Toilet Article its merits inside the
dollar preparation
No large rewards offered to establish its efficacy
We do guarantee to refund the money any person
Who will two bottles and then that Restor
alive has failed to DO all clam. We have instructed
al oar agents faithfully to comply with the above
Ia. BARRETT / CO., Proprietors.
Mancheeter, N. 81. Sold by all Druggists.
n 8. BURR 4 co General Agents Boston.
8 ReO1lELD, Agent 1t Montpelier. v&n29m6
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Gorr. OR RHEUMATISM.
THE GRAVEL.

Pain occurring the lo'"s i lndea5tv= 81 ne
above disea-es. they IN persons disposed 10
acid stomach and chsiky cOnoret ioua.
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
REMEDIES for unpleasant and dan zerous diseased Use
n.LnsoLD's E1raAcT BBucnu AND IMrRovEp RosE
WASH. spy9yleo
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arranged that patients or hear each other
iecolect, The ONLY entrance 10 his fflce Is No.
aving connection with his residence, consequently
10 family Interruptions, so that account any
erson hesitate applying at his office.
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lfdv asserts land il cannot be contradcted by
acks, who will say or do anything even perjure them
.lves 10 impose upon patients that he
THE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYsIcIAN ApyERrisING
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gagged in treatment of SpecIt D eases, fact wei
own 10 many Ciiiz-ns, Publishers, Merchants Hot
rp Ieiors, &c, that he much recommended, aid par
cularly 10