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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
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Examination of Teachers.

The examination of teachers for the town
OF Moretown took place April 9th, accord
ing to law.
The names of the successful candidates are
as follows: Moretown, Miss Clara s. Howes :;
Duxbury, Mrs Clara G. Freeman, Miss
Hannah NJ. Montgomery; Mortified, Miss
Ella DensEore. The above named persons
passed the examination creditably.
We would say to those that are staying
back, to come and be examined at once, and
give the committees a chance, in case you
fail, to get some one that ca n pass the exam
nation. We take it for granted that some
are staying back for the sake of getting some
chance to find out the questions. We would
say to such, it will do you no good. You are
to be examined otherwise shall be on nv
guard, and the districts shall have competent
teachers The law shall be carried into exc
cution.
was assisted III the examination lay T. j
Deavitt and Mrs. James Haylett.
D. 9. HON, Superintendent.
Morctown, April %, 1871.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Vermont Central r.. r.. Line
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing "Wednesday, March l, 1871.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.


Leave NontnaIierS s. am, , II and - pm.
Mail Tram leaves Osdensburg at 20 pm, 81 Al
bans at o % a. connecting al White River Junction
and Bellows Fa lis with trains for Boston NoTeeTier'
&c. and at White River Junction with trains on Pas
Sump~c Railroad South Vernon for Springfield AID
New YORK CIRCUITS Corner tor New London; al
Rutland for Troy, via Eagle Bridge.
Day Express leaves Montreal 10 IA. 81 johns,
At No o. am Ogdensburg at $50 am z iattsbuTgh al
"a. N ,osTs Iuncfi5p Al no 10 m 81 Adams al
y 90 M, arriving IN Boston via Lowell al 10 80 pm,
Rutland 20 nlSaratos9 30 IN, Troy at - pm.
Mint F,nrass nslfIrg A. s. Pitts
burg Is pm, Moosr's Junction 300 p.m, Montreal al
30 pm Johns at $50 pm.,st. Adams al 72o p N,
with trains tor Boston and NCTceser &c, arriving IN
Boston $40 am, al South Vernon wnh trains tor
Springfield, and New York. arriving "a New York al
1890 pm. At Rutland, tor Troy and New York VIA
Hudson River Railroad
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier 2.i0 and $50 am, and 555 and
Dsv Express leaves Boston via Lowell AZ { 90 am.
Ttov 80 Rutland at l30 p-m Cor Bur inston
ST. hans Montreal &c arriving IN Montreal al 80
pm, and Ogden-burg al ll5 an, making connections
Mail Train r,r Burlington and ST. Adams leaves Bos
ton via Lowell al 100 am via Lawrence aud Fitch
burgh 30 Springfield at 90 am, New Lon
non al 1912 am. Beiogys Fails I2.25 pm, White
River Junction > % pm, Rutland at @25 p m
Accommodation Tram leaves Norhle.d AZ 80 am,
Rutland 30 M. Burlington al 81 M, 81 Al
bans l.05 pm, arriving IN Ogde1sbuFg, al 9lo PM
Night Express leaves GIouts Corner al $ pm,
South Vernon al % pm receiving passengers from
Cooueoticut River Railroad, leaving New York al
l.. u M, Springfield 6-45 pm connecting al BeoNs
Falls " trains over Cheshire iroad leaving Bos-
ton al $40 m, connecting White River June ION
with train leaving Boston al 600 pm.
Leave Rutland at I.30 I'm, connecting with tram
over Rel sselzer L Saratoga r. &. from Troy and e~
York. Hudson River Railroad for Burlington, 81
Absns, Montreal, g, arriving "a Montreal al 30 p
M. pittsburgh ITO a.m-- ana ia ogieR~bur=h, al
1910 pm, connecting with Grand Trunk Egiiway toi
Tie West.
sleeping Car, attached 10 the nist Express Tram
running between Montreal and Boston, and 81 Alban-
and Spring. ED, and -. 4 hans and lrov.
Through tickets for Chicsgu and Tile Ne~t for sale
the principal stations
-. Adams, March !. ISL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03

WuAl Coal.-Dr. Albion Cobb, Prlnci-
pal % the Wilton, CNsJ Academy, forty
five years OF age, with a wife and lour chill
dren, has absconded with young lady. his
pupil, handsome and well educated, but an
invalid. This immense scoundrcl OF a Cobb
says the TrllHe, being physician as well
as "a schoolmaster. was rlacel in special
charge Of the girls health so that he has
been guilty Of double breach Of profession
al confidence, and one u those beings
whose presence in the world Sufficiently ac-
counts for the rarity>of Christian charity
What vii be done with him should he be
caught, we prefer not to conjecture. We
can't 10 justice to the subject
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03

GREENsBoRo-The selcctmen have called an
oxtra town meeting, May 4th, to elect a per
son to fill the Office of constable, which office
1t is claimed is vacant on the ground OF an
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03

A retired druggist, wishing to make some
improvements on his premises, consulted an
architect, and asked him if he did not think
"a Cathartic cottage would look well .?
- In the bright lexicon " Of sin,ples, known
as the 8 dispensary," there were no Gothic
potions to warp his professional genius
At special town meeting, holden in
Berlin last Saturday, Mr. S H. Coveu was
elected Constable and Collector Of Taxes, to
fill the vacancy caused by the failure Of the
formerly elected constable to seasonably file
his bonds. 1t is fair to say that the former
constable did not desire the office Mr.. Covell
is young man Of unquestioned integrity. Of
good business habits, and Will make an nc
ceptable constable.
Capt. \ A. SWEET Of this village has IN
vented and put in operation patent ma
chine for grating horse radish. 1t works
like charm and should be extensively pat
ronized.
GEO. II. BIcELow.-The Free Press, Mon
day morning, announced the editorial CON
nection with that paper of Mr. Geo. II
Bigelow, formerly editor of the Burlington
Times. The return of Mr.. BigeIow to the
editorial ranks as an associate on the Free
Press will be hailed with great satisfaction
by the fraternity throughout the State, who
have not forgotten, during bis short retire
ment from editorial service, his journalistic
ability and his genial ways. His peculiar
tact in many respects as a ns'osPaPer-ulaH
will add new interest to the columns of the
Free Press, and We can congratulate the pub
lie and the paper on an acquisition embracing
both talent and experience.
Although Vermont has only three represen-
tatives in the lower House Of Congress, the
State Indirectly represented by twelycme
bers from other States who went from here.
New York, Pennsylvania. Virginia. Ohio and
Massachusetts, are the only States that have
more Of their sons in Congress than the little
State Of Vermont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
consumption Can be Cured.

LIME Rock, Conn, Dec Both, 1870.
DE. VAN HUHNELL-.Hg Dear Sv.-Wheu I began
your treatment many Of my friends mad hope my
recovery. and now they il does possib 2
that could be up comfortable. one wear ago / was
very poorly and had not used lnhaug Fluids,
and your other remedies would have been dead long
ago Ater hogan your treatment, rested coufeufed,
for was almost confident would cure me. II has
done wonders tor me. Had Dr.. Bsseli raised up
where am now, he would lave Thought he had done
remarkably. Bur he could not. and I mink he
must feel somew hat cha gGIned after saying much
against Won and your treatment. But am thankful
did not heed ms WORDS that had energy and wilt
enough 10 give your treatment tral. We never shall
regret foing BY the mercy OF God and your In
haiiHs Fluids M lie has been spared.
Very truly yours.
ANNA WHITE.
Ny practice being confined 20 tile Nose, Throat aud
Lungs, so my remedies specially designed tor local
application to Hose organs. refer by permission,
the following patients who have treated by me
with lnhainc Finds; II. Everett X, sell. Counsellor
at-iaw, y Wall street, New York MrHM. Williams
2l5 East fifteenth street New York Dir. G. :. Orser
253 West Seventeenth street, New York Nr. :. ID
Sutton, GG3 Broadway, New York g.. z. Van Ness s55
Greenwich Street. New York J. ". Chsce, CASTLE
New York. and many others
Patients treated by letter their homes, by answer
ing list Of some - questions, BY which the
and extent OF the disease Indicated For informa
uon, list Of questions, &c, address
O. VAN HUMNELL, N. d.
fmIsw4 80 West Twenty sixth Street, New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03

A gentleman from Bethel Hill, Me. says
that Messrs. Allen Bros, proprietors Of
Phillip Aliens Print works r. l.. were
down to Bryants Pond recently, tro uting,
when one of them was attacked with rheu-
matism go suddenly, that he had to be car
ried from the pond to his hotel, bottle of
JohnSOns Anodyae Linment was resorted to,
and he was out next day.
VINO that has seen a dangerous disease az
rested by able physician or a good nedi-
cine but values both? Be it your family
from aches and ais. or DR.. Ayers inimit-
Bile remedies his Sarsaparilla that renew
ed your vitality or Cherry Pectoral that
cured a painful cough, or his Agus Cure
that expelled the freezing ague and burning
fever from your blood, who that has been
relieved by ny of these agencies but feels
gratefully hem all Bangor Times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
Anna Parker's W ill.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court, held
wAsHINGroN DISTRICT, -. iat Montpelier, With n
1871.
A n instrument puTporing to be the last Will and
n lament OF Anna Pari er, late OF East Montpe-
ieT in said dist let cCct a>ed being presented to the
Court by J. V. R. Kent, be Executor therein named,
for Probate:
It's ordered by said Court that all PEI
ed ther elm be rCthed appear session OF said
Court 10 be he 1T the Proha'e Cce IN Montpelier on
The 23d day May A. II. lei, and show ii any
they may lsVe aEsI t NJ Probate Of said VIII: for
Whi purpose it j. fun h-T ordered that copy Of the
record ofths order be Published three weeFs
lively in The Green Mountain Freeman printed at Mont
pelier, previous said time appointed for hearing
BY the court,
sR3 Aues'-N. =. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
Xiba RiCe'S will.

STATE OF VERMONT , In Probate Court held
WAsHINGTON DISTRICT, IS. at pelieT within and
fer ssid District tie Z6th day of April A. d ISL:
A n INSTRUMENT purporting 10 be'the las Will
n and Testament of Ziba Rice, late of Wats6e'd
s7id district. DE- ceased. being presented 10 the
Court ~ j. H. HasinFs hsV wing Tie custody thereof
for Probate Il ordered by said Court, that all per
sons ncerned therein be notified 70 spDeaI
sion said G. uTt be held the Probate Office in
Mo1tp 0a 1-e go day OF MAY, A. ID. lei,
aud show cause, if any they may have, against the
PROBATE OF SAID vs. i'll which purpose il IS further
ordered that copy of the record n this order be pub
shed three weeks Excessively in the Green Mountain
Freeman printed a. II oPtpeler, previous 10 said time
appointed for hearing
Bythe Court.
ElsH3 AtseSt-N- 4. CHASE, Reg ster
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
Yeni, Nidi, Wei.
Came, saw, Conquered.

33 EARS EXPERIENCE IN BOSTON
pr. F. morrill,, at No. Buidneh street near
the Revere House, Boston, by far The oldest aud
most experienced pncticug specialist iu the clty.
Deiyiug all competition, he is ready t. guarantee a
IA every Ills inialli5e remedies especially
tios- for sexual aud nervous disorders, unrivaed
Ihey not only cure, nut prereat diseases ID
aud Co the " hole system restoring the euteehled
mpoteut, dspoHdHg aud wretched To health, strength,
beauty and vIvacy, with assurance OF LoHg Life
md Happiness before them. lie has hundreds OF test
mouials showing the superiority of his me hod of
treatment over an others call and canine ttsH. he
cures NOT prsrart- case. Fidelity, privacy and
despatch his notices. His p1CKEr NEUIeAL AD-
VIII be any address receipt
The and enlarged edition 81 iOJ pages. containing
everything man O woman ought to know about them
selves or their medical treatment under 800 CTcum
stances oi disease, accident iudiscTetun b. now
press and will soon be ready Tor delivery. Price 81 80
ia wrappers by mail
n b. Per-oHs az distance can Ice treated etica-
ctoHsy for all dec ste complaints Toy their
and enclosing consultation Zee ui TWO dollars. Prompt
answers, with medical upInious ana advce, Will be-
81 90 % 900 CORES p0udeut-. % eases ut Glee
tiuu 10 ten years Standing Is warranted within
twelve DAYS personal application Be careful Co adj
dress TIE MORRILL, MEDICAL INSTITUTE. No.
BrIFINcH -rBEzr. Bo~raN. Mas. Dieo open
from O'Clock 4. 81. uatil +. n l-gyl5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03

VHE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed b y
L the honorable Probate Court for he District Of
Washington, S4m 1ISSIoneTs, TO receive. eNaEline
nj adjust All ella ms nd dema nds OF all persons
against the estate Of Assph own. late OF Woodbury.
IA said District decease represented inSoive
ami the term OF SIX 1onIEs from the 3lSt day Of
January. 1871, being allowed by said Court TO The
creditors OF SAID deceased exhibit nd prove their
respective ciaiEs before Give notice hat We
viii attend TO tie duties Of cur agPoin me II at
the dwelling house Miss Eliza Ttvyl. Woodbury.
in said D. tTict, the 3lst day OF May AID July
next al ter o'clock iu the forenoon, each OF SAID
days.
W NELSON. ! ,.
r. G. PUTNAM, ( o-4' G.
January .tl-t 4 FlFll3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03

How are you to-day I'm not feeling well,
bilious and sick headache, have been looking
around for box Of Parsons Purgatire Pills,
but our traders are all sold out Country
Pdper.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
is no new preparation foa the public to
experiment with, its success is unparalleled
for restoring gray hair TO its natural color,
promoting its growth, and producing new
hair on bald heads
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
luther EEaskims, Estatc.

rI'HE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appointed ty
L the u uorab.e Prostate CourL fer The District OF
a-Elngtou Commissioners, TO receive examine. and
adjust all cia and demands Of all persons, against
the estate OF LutEer da~kius, late OF &jddlese, il
said district deceased. Represented insolve1t, ard
The term OF months from the 81 day ef A pril
ISL beIEE allowed by aid cOIrt 10 the creditors OF SAID
deceased EXHIBIT aud prove their respective claims
before GIVE notice that viii attend 10 the dlI
ties of apEoIL tneut tie late dwelling h1uFe OF
said Luther HsskIu> IN tdleseV. sand district,
the Tuesday ot Asy srd August next, az O'Clock
90 ite Afternoon on cH OF sa.d days
JAMES Il EOIUSN-
VA. p. MCINTYRE, NS-n--'
Nfa4e~ea. AnrlI -tH. A. ID. ISL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03

we iesire to make the FREEMAN particularly
aluabIe for its news from all parts of Vermont
and our friends in different parts ofthe State, es
,cclaIIvln Washington, Orange and Lamo pill Oun
les. will confer a great favor upon us and our
-.aders bv sendingus local intelligence. Give us
acts ana we viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
Il Y HIB / ITO n.
BAND AND EsTHETIC SOCIETIES
Connected with
VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY


Montpelier viii give AN exhibition in
SE1IINARY CHAPEL, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 8.
The exercises VIII consist of Drama written for
the occasion, in four Acts, entitled
8 TIE FALSE CHARGE, or, SAVED Al LAST"
Also, Orations, Tableauy, Music, &c.
TO conclude with the lau2haJle pant0mimc. in
three scenes, entitled
HOW To CURE THE GOUT~
All are invited. Doors open at = Exercises
commence at l. o'clock. Admission p cents.
Tickets be obtained at T &. Phinuey's Book
store state street.
RS- The Spring Term of the Seminary viii close
on Thursday. Glasses VIII be examined during
Wednesday and Thursday. The public are invited.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
Liberation Notice.

I TIA, this day sold to my son, Hiram ID. Rowland,
his time durug the remainder - hi, minority ana
shall claim none OF his pay no eebts Of hi,
-onts acuns after this dat
HIRAM q. ROWLAND.
Piaiuh-Id, April 2ld, 1871
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
Notice.

I'N EN- rY-FIN r old weayerS and a.. euty i've Ia E y
L hands wanted 10 learn on weaving, 81 The DWIGHT
NJ inuiacturlng Company, Cticepee Mass. Good
wages viii be paid None but females wanted.
Fl4n6 GEO n NYE, SupG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
DIX. 4. MORRILL,,
Author orIhe AdvI.

The oldest Specialist in the city for the treatment If
all NERvoUs And MENTAL DERANGEMEzrs.
''LCNDON LANCET, JULY 1903"
a. Hs has many ilsifatafors but no eguaf's
copy ofthe London Lancet for july 1869 is on hie
Tor The inspection ct The curious, Al THE MORRILL,
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. Bul6n ST., Boston
FTGyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
Vermont Items.


Liquor selling is expensive business IN
Middebury. Arson Il. Sumner, a saloon
keeper, has just been convicted OF twenty
nine ofFenses and fined $40 and costs on each
"a grand total Of $3.50, of which one fourth
(Sl45) goes TO the complainant. Mr.. sum
ner appealed to the county court.
The dry-douse Of D0wner, Bolton & Allen
took fire Thursday afternoon, but after three
quarters Of an hours exertion by the fire
company, the flames were extingu shed with
out much material damage
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
ORLEANS COUNTY.

ORLEANS COUNTY.
| GREENsBoRo-The selectmen have called an
oxtra town meeting, May 4th, to elect per-
son to hil the Office of constable, which othce
1t is claimed is vacant on the ground OF an
act OF the last Legislature.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The young boys who were arrested for
theiving about the freight depot at Rutland
have been sentenanced to the Reform School
during their minority.
On Thursday last Mrs Emeline Goss, Of
Troy, widow of the late Rev. Ephraim Goss,
went up to Castleton, for the purpose of Wis
Iting some friends After arriving at Cas-
Teton, she was taken sick at 0 clock in the
evening and died at two o'clock Friday after
noon
The Herald says " gentleman in town
thinks the voters of Rutland mighty uncer-
tain in their principles, as at the town meet
ing he ran upon the rum ticket, and at the
village election on the temperance ticket.
lie got beaten both times.
wINDHAM COUNTY
1t is reported that J. Esty < co, the cabi-
net organ manufacturers, Of BrattlebOrO
have offered to Mr. johnson Of Westfield
Mass, whose organ mandatory was recent
ly burned, the use of their large four-story
organ building, recently vacated by them,
rent free for one year. The state Of Vermont
exempts all new manufacturing enterprises
from taxation for five years
George Francis Tram spoke at the Town
Hall on Friday evening Of last week, and
again on Tuesday evening last, to the infinite
amusement Of some and the infinite disgust
of others. The first evening the former sen
timent predominated, but one more lecture,
we fear, would turn the scale the otner way.
As a windmill running exclusively by water
power, he is certainly the biggest success we
know oE-PhOeni,.
The body found on Roots island, near
Bratteboro, q few weeks since, has been
recognized that Of Cheye Jones Of Clare
mont, n. H., who was drowned IN the river
at Bellows Falls last May
y little boy in Wilmington, IN fishing for
- sinners last week, caught fine, large
trout, he says " by accident - and he was
SO conscientious that he took it carefully from
his hook and threw it into the brook again,
80 not to violate the laws Of the State.
This conscientious youth with his noble OK
ample ought to DE c3lonized on the shores Of
CAsPIAN, where such e accidents are more
frequent. and terminate without - high
moral expression.
John Hunt Of Vernon raised last season 10
tons and 20 pounds OF tobacco On just ten
acres Of land, and has sold it at a good price,
though strictly private. lie intends to raise
II acres the coming season.
Rev Joseph Chandler has been pastor Of
the Congregational Church 10 West Brattle-
b0rO twenty-five years. The event was com
memorated by ms Pensioners and friends
with presents Of silver ware.
\ specih freight train down ran OFT the
track at Burrows's, in Vernon, about / ! o.
IL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE
PcStalOZzian Music Teacher.
Notice.

Benton silioway relifes from lirm this ~, aud
demands due 20 OF from the irm viii re adjusted and
he business continued at the old stand by us.
SCOTT co.
Mentp= Iier, March p, Is1I IA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03

Captain Samuel p Thrashcr, the dem
ocratic scnator-clcct from the tenth district
o New Hampshire, died Wednesday after
noon, the I2th. The death Of Mr. Thrash
er leaves the two parties at tie in the
Senate
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03
Probate Courts.

4 MIL further notice. the Probate Counts Tor
Z Washington Distinct viii he held a he office 10
VI 0HtpelIeT on TUES DAY of each week. All letters
on business conuecJed with the office should be sd
dressed to the undersigned AZ Montpelier.
HARVEY TILDEN. Judge.
December So. leo. E4Jti
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-03


Fisuered by the option o. and great demand Tor.
the above valuable and timely treasee. nd also 10
meet great need 90 the present age The author has
Just published new book, treating exclusively OF
cloth Price 500 OF sent free on receipt of - for
the other two books, postage paid.
These are. beyond all comparison, the most extra
ordinary works uu Physiology ever Published. There
nothing whatever that the Married or SINGLE Of
either SEX. can either require wish 10 know but
hat is tuE explained. and matters the mos
important and eieStng character are introduced to
winch no aIuSiuU even can be found iu any other
works iu our language. All tla New Discoveries OF
the auth whose experience such probably
before Tell e. the Tot of man, in fun Ne
person should be without these valuable books
INVALUABLE BOOKs-we have received The val
liable medical works published bv the Peabody Medical
Institute These books of actual merit ana should
hnd place in every intelligent family. They
the cheap order ct abominable trash, pIblished "
irresponsible parties, and purchased crafty
tastes but written by responsible profess iopa
gentlemen Of emluente, source Of instruction on
vital matters, concerning which lameHiable ignorance
with dejcaCy, ability, ana care, and appendix.
many useful prescTipti )us for prevailing complaints
are addeC Coos Republican, Lancaster, y. IT.
" The author OF these books the most learn
ed and popular ysicans of the day. aud entitled
the gratitude az for these invaluable pro
duCtions- II seems 70 be his aim 10 induce men and
women 10 avoid the cause Of those diseases 10 which
they subject, aud he tells them Just how and when
TO do II -ChrouiCle Pennington, Me. Sept. =. 1863
y. B. The Author of the ahove-named medical
works ~ the Chief Consulting Physician of the Peabody
Medical Institute, and Is constantly employed in
consultation with nvalids an parts OF the coun
try, that he has time attend mere business ae-
tais Therefore all letters should be addressed 10 The
PEABODY MEDICAL. INSTITUTE. or to Dr. w H.
PARK En-, the Medical Assistant 81 the Author aud
his Business Agent, vino, a we'll the Author him
self. be consulted all diseases recurring skin
secrecy aud experience.
fnvi5lahis Secrecy and Certain Relief. sGx44y