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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30
SpENCER'S
VEGETABLE PILLS.
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1 r5NIlEREis is no mistake in this in, auablc fami.
| =. ly medicine. II has been used, and its
efficacy tested, by thousands and it is no lon-
ger doubtful, thai it is the best family medicine
that ia or has been offered to the public Every
family should constantly have these pills AT hand;
for there are many cases in which they give
instantaneous relief, thai they may he almost
said To be an universal preventive, as well az n
cure aud wOu'd, nine times IN ten, If promptly
rrsorcd 10, remove difficulties. which, too often
neglected. because apparently slight, or for the
want of II present remedy. result III painful and
protracted diseases, and frequently in death
IT, Be PARTICULAR. Each box has an
inside wrapper, with an engraved fac aimile or
the proprlcior's signature, aud an engraved label,
signed by his own hand, and containing tho
words "VEGETABLE Puts" The cover Of
tho box is stamped &c. s., None others aro
genuine.
tt j The reader Is particularly referred 10 the
commentators and certificates which accom-
pany the pulls and the responsibility Of " hich.
cannot bo questioned
In all cases Of pain, single trial will satisfy
the most incrcdulous, that they are hat they
are recommended TO be.
Their operation is so perfectly gentle, that
they may be taken without difficulty, at all times
aud places, and under all circumstances, aud no
traveller should be without them.
BY proper use, these pills have been found To
cure the most inveicraie scrofula, headache,
pilos, dyspepsia, &C. SC sc.
Pr'pTed by GIDEON SPhNcrR. TVarwirk.
r. l., safe proprietor, and 10 phom only tho
composition is kBorn.
The Pills may he Obtained IN this place Of
MARY ri!.l.Ei, 80 Spring street, sole Agent
ror Newport and most OF the Towns aud Villa
gc. in The State of the ~ pointed agents.
The following gentlemen have been mp
pointed Agents for the sale of "Spencer's
Vegetable Pills.
&. Brown, Little Comp,on;
Mnnro g. Clifford. Bristol;
n. B BHr. Warren;
Rowland 81 Church. Wcspori
Albert Clifford. New Bedford.
Also. at wholesale by The proprietor, at
Warwick: Oliver Johnson g. 60. Pru,idrrcc;
and A. B. a. ID. Sands, 100 Fulton ct. New.
York CEy. Dec u.
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rILES! PILl;Sii

1ER. FIALE'S Pile Ointment ia positive
.'A cure for the Piles IN three days time
Sold by J. II. Hart. corner of Chamber strccr
and Broadway; p. Bnrnet, 81 Sixth avenue:
and l.. NJ. Guion, corner of the Bowery and
Grand street, aud corner of Henry and Pike
streets, n. York. Also. by DR.. X. r. llAZ.
ARD. at the Sign of the Great Mortar, New.
port, X. I. March /.
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Port.monlh, April 2G, le3S.

Y HE VIRTUES OF StRSAPARIIIA extracted on
an entire ucw plan, by Messrs. B. /. ID. Sands, 100
Fulton street, New York.
It's superiority most preparations Of SHrsapnrl
is now fy established. II is mn article much used for
purI, ing the blood, all of the year, is pre-
pared with the best Spanish Sarsaparila lts chicac,
for curing the salt Rhrum, Hnr,rs Itch Seal Head,
aEd all diseases of the Skin, when used with SaIds' cell
ehfacd remedy, Is nlly established. For sale on
" ~ boston by WIN. Brown, irl Washington street ;
Seth Fovlc P.ince streets James Fowle Green street
ap 2J Tor sale IN Newport 10y J TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30

- TIE LATE MAYOR ofPhlialcphia hss ceriin.
ell under srrl Of the city 10 the character q several
D,inrs. Physicians, aud gentlemen of high stsndi q
who declare positively Unfer their hands oil Cf
which he seen NJ the place named hclow thst th.
BALM ~ Columbia l. not ohlv certain preservaiive
brt positively restorative cf the human hairi also,
sufr cure fr Dnndrnn. Who shall dispute. or who rn
hnld, The onlt tue have splendid steel plate cugtH.
vsd wfapper With Falls ~ NirVsrs Sc IN u. Tuqrrr
so. Fletcher srcf', ioof b.iov r,ar street. n,si
MBidon Lane, Nru luIk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30

"Lorge .lches from Liiae Toe Corns grow."
fNORNs, CORNs-An riI,ctual md war.
y mnted cure Tor Toe Corns. which dses not
fail to cure 10 instance IN 100, FOR sale Wy the
gross d"zsn, or single bos. by a. ". 4 %. SANDS,
iOo Fulton, corner of Nillsm street. y. York
tso, by II. ~. UtZh RD. sign Of Tho Golden
Non'r Newport, X. 1. Price only 2; c,u,s.
Doc IS.
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Prom the Dublin University Magazine, for November
DO NOT PLUCK THE FLOWERS.
By MISS NJ. A. BROWNE.

By MISS N. A. BROWNE.
A. inscription similar to the foregoing is seen In man
parts Of the Roman Catholic burI Ing ground Bolani
Gardens, Cork.
Oh, spare the flowers, the fair young flowers,
The tree glad gin that summer bringsj
Bright children of the sun and shewers,
Here do they rise, earti's offerings,
Rich he the dew upon YOU shed,
Green be the hOuah that DER you waves,
Weariless watchers by the drnd,
Unbenching dweers 'midsI the graves
Oh spare the flowers their sweet perfume,
Upon tile wandering zephyr cast
And lingering DER the lowli tomb
l. like the memory Of the past.
They flourish freshly, though beneath
Lie the dark dust and creeping wormi
They speak OF Hope, they speak "f Faith,
They smile, like rainbows through the storm.
Pluck not the flowers, the sacred flowers
Go where The garden. Treasures spread,
where strange bright blossoms deck the bowers,
And spcy trees their odours she'd
There pluck, II thou delighf-i. indeed,
To shorten life 50 brief ns theirsi
But here the admoBiiion heed
A blessing On the hand that spares
Pluck not the flowers In days gone by
A beautiful belief was len,
That fairy spirits uf the shy
Amid the trembling blossoms dwelt.
Perhaps the dead have many guest,
Iloler than nny that are ours
Perhaps their guardian angels rest
Enshrlned amidst the gentle flowers
Hast thou no loved one living low,
No broken reed OF earthly trust
Mast thou not felt the hitter woe
with which we render dust Ia dust!
Thou hast aud in one cherished SPOT,
Unseen, unknown TO eHrthly eyes,
Within their heart the uEfnTgot
EntoIJbed Ia silent beauty lies.
Memory and faith, and love, so deep
No earthly storm can reach IL more
Affection. that hath ce1Sed 10 weep,
These flourish In thy bosoni's core.
epnre then the flowers! With gentle tread
Draw near, remembering What thou art,
For blossoms sacred To the dead,
Are ever sprinsing in Thy heart.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30

All Information that NAV be required in relation "a
Mason's Patent Cylindrical FlNer,n can he ob:jncd
on application to CHARLES DYER, Jr Agent, frovi-
dence, or SAM FL 7. MASON, Newport, x. l.
The following is the amount of power required Ia
propc the different kinds of spiudes rs weighed by
Thomas j. Hill Esq. Agent Providence Machine Com
pany.
| 1000 Dead. or waliham Spindle, so called, require
IS 61-lC0 horse power to drive them 43Gs revolutions
per minute.
1000 Live Spindcs require 2l-l00 horse power 20
drive them i3tS revolutions pee minute.
1000 Ring aud Traveller, require 5O-lO0 horse power
To drive them 1865 revolutions per minute.
1000 Musons Cy ylndrca Flyer, require 3Cl0O horse
power to drive l305 revolutions per minute.
AM 4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30
CURE FOR JAUNDICE Il DROW.
SINESS.

i)IEPAK n"ar a,e,spl lein''', Procured w. N
L IN Indian iamIly. II was inrncrly tn"wn as the
nd Corrective, an u shl, stremrd Tor as -hcacS
.ur All tampl intS mentioned mellow.
IA The Sp uf the year, ever! on" i>iToub'ed more
. cas with pIopen ny sleep and by The use Of Is
corrective. lie oh / ted entirely fn pur ms
cradicaiuC all snds g.! umors IL IN ia, blood eve
fhpy app ~ ~ n the face, any art IT ne
udy 1t u ma better and itr more rfh aci,l, hn ny
'xtern / ;iiuu Ia liCt eldom knew u Ia fail III
proving cfsC Ctua III, patient ~ I'm u opera e. 'oIt
IN the blood tba other pr ara ion they ever e
frrrea Is lar ~ ttcf than salts phn,, cream tar
ar or any IRE, uat of hi tind VIII n the h"ot
once puIia with this corrective, ~ remains IN an
Temperature through The summer months. For
uIl stomach iaun 'icc. general deb lily, wedhn' y. al
he limbs, appetite, bilious aud liver cnmpa n's
hen Iach", stdpnr, For the catarrh, winch l.
generally orcus oned by the impIrc st of The blood
III ~ oihmg estaui that has proved Ottc ci"us rs
this purifying corrective. For nh the above complaints
1t is seldom nowu to filir proving 'ic, tua T. me
is aware oft'r unpleasant duiI, heavy feeling VIII r
corr; Give. u can be nbviard entiey--rvery hu
ma nfthc abov" preaarat on, will b ast"nshrd
tho IN and sena Cir't IL his on IN" nlood. 10 b,
had by Who'll. snIe aud retail of IN. PIown, iSl Wash
ingtoa tree, VIM. Ward 60. J. y. u W.. Z. Brown
irewers ushng St vens. l. oldcn, A. hyden,
Kidder. J. T.. Preston, innes Fowle, seth Fowc, q.
rcrson estirauN, Frederirk rown. '. ! irown rlaS
-. oqrrs south aston; =. Kidaer Charle'town y. T.
prown y i!arri.on. ~nism Ihos. avis, Newhurypo .
Proctor Hhodcs, yuu Lemnn, uNhury; Rlch, ,rroy
douce; Il bcock. Worcester: shaituck. T.. tarLridgt
hornion. \ew Ce.!lord; SHAW, all River, FAY lbk
nf Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30

DEM. MARSH. Jr.. has just received. 3
- cases ofLndics' French shoes, oi Esrt's
manufacture, OF various col"rs, both KID and
morocco Ladies who orc IN want of n
,rlondid Shoe Will Please call q, No. ~.
Thames sts.Vt. June "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30
JUST I3ECEgVNE
Il fresh supply Of Me Joiloming
VALU ABLE
35@tctlt xg:Sicimca, Syc.,

25atc:!t lM:1icimca, sSc.,
Doct Phelps Ton,ain Pills.
Hays linlnent for the Plies.
Odridge's Balm Of Columbia - for promoting
the growth Of bair on bald heads.
Eulialo Bil--for do do
Mrs Gardners Balsam Of liyerworl, for colds
aud coughs.
Browns Kreosots md Gall roo,h-ache drops
Moore's Essence Of Life.
NhIiweli's Liquid Orodedoc.
Volatile Aromatic Snuff.
Carpenters Extract Sarsaparilla.
Thompson's Eye Water.
Lees n ]. Bilious Pills
1hompson's kreosote aud Cali Tooll-ache
Drops.
Doc,. Kinglcy's Pills,
Mahy's Plaster.
Jebb's Linnent.
Relics Botanical Drops.
Relies Asihuaiic Pills.
llmckley's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Eheum Ointment.
Universal Corn Cure.
Billiards. Oil Soap
Williams Oil spruce.
Vegetable Indian Specific FOR coughs, &c.
DIR. Eush's Pills for Dyspepsia.
DIR. 1hompson's Tooth ache Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct. Cooey's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs,
colds, asthma, SC.
Lees Windkam Bilious Pills, sc SC &c.
For sale by
II. X. HAZARD,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Near the Court House, .Ntwport, r. l.
April ls, IS3o
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30

DEALS HAIR REsrORATIvE--wARR by
the propretors TO produce IN abundant set of
hair upon the heads Of both ladies aud gentlemen when
the hair h thuO resoTe " when the head 10 bald aud
"a preserve the has from fsng on
u 10 pot up ~ the torn of delightfully."- perumed po-
ms'ur pleasant IN its application, and keeps the har
In the most beautifii conditon.
The Pricc. s, dolls. per bsiie snd ihre, dolisrs
pc jsr ror sale b. n J. TAYLOR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30
Err. VAN HAMBERT's FEMALE
y RENOv pILIS-Ifom g. or.

nany-An efeciuaI remedy for suppression ir-
regularity, aud all cases where nature does not
have her proper aud regular course.
Sold by j. ". Hart, corner Of Broadway and
Chambers s'ieot and T.. ~ Guon. conner of
Bowcry and Grand ,irc't. and corner of Henry
and Pike streets aud by r Burpet. 35 Sixth
avenue, New York Also. by DIR. u. Il.
HAZARD. ut The Sign Of the Great Mortar,
Newport, X. l. March J.
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.. NEW
Tailoring Establishment,

No. 40, Thames street.
'BNIIE subscribers have entered into Co part
a nership under the firm OF
PREUFERT x TILLEY,
and taken the store EeAt north Of WIN. james
Tiiley's. where they intend To keep constant l.,
on hand n good assortment of Broadcloths, Gas
siner.s, Ves,ing.. Gloves. Hosiery, stocks, DO
sons, Collars, aud all such articles as are gene''
ally called for at similar establishments Gar
menls made to oIder at short notice, and war
ranled 10 ft.
n B.--CUrTiNG particularly attended to.
share Of the public patronage Is respectful,
solicited. WM. Z. PREpFERT,
/ May l, 1889. WIN L.. TiLLEf'
/ Wanted, or Girls Us apprentices to tho
Tailoring busIuu.s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30

The approaching season,
CONSISTING or
\ AIDES French Shoes, Victoria tics, lIar-
rison ties, ard large supply Of Slips
and Lsces, manufactured of the first quality
of hid and morocco. Also Misses Of differ
cnt qualities aud ChIIdron's ofall description
aud col"rs--togcthcr with II large supply oi
Ladies' Iow priced Kid Shoes, good article
1T 62 cts per pair. Gentlrmen's summer
Boots at $3.50; ditto fine Cali and Seal skin
Boots.
All of the above articles will be sold on as
favorable terms a- at any other store IN New.
port. Those wishing to purchase vii! please
call aud examine for themselves.
y. B.-Gcn<men's fine Boots made 10
order of French Cal'skin, after the New
York STYLE. aud warranted TO fit.
Ladies' and Misses Shoes manufactured to
order in the neatest manner. aud of the best
materials. April 4, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-30
COMPOUND BONEsET CANDY ME.
DICATED.

~ CorGlis. COLDS, INrirENZA, SORE
THROAT, NIIOOPI\G COUGH, HOARSENESS,S A C..
OF a the preparations Tor the above diseases, there ~
nothing uure eincnci0us thsn WILLIAM BROwNs Com
pound Boncset candy Medicated. The medicinal pro-
prepsed by the original inventor the corner Uf Elliot
aud Washington sts, Boston, and eau be had of him IN
a its genuineness, aud uuri,aed excellence. II ha,
been found To be highly satisfactory IN removing the
shove troublesome cnmplniGis, and is unqueslioHaby
worthy the distinguished support II ha- received from
the puhlr. For cleansing The voice - just the thing
aud used by Voca'sts aud public speakers generally
in order the genuine, that II u enclosed In
dreciion containing the receipt also fec sinie Uf ms
hand writing, a. supply nll my agents with them.
For sale BY II. J. TAYLOR, las Thames-street, New
port, X L. nov q.
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Painting, Glazing, &C.

,l'IIE subscriber, would respectfully inform
his friends and the public, that he will
hereafter continue to carry ON the business
Of Painting, Glazing. &c. a, The Store re.
Gently occupied By Williams & Hopkins, IA.
Thames street, next north of Gen. WIN
I.ovie's where he will be happy TO wait on his
old customers ard the pubic generally.
All kinds Of Pant, Window Glass. and
Putty. for sale at The customary prices. Ev.
cry favor gratefully acknos dgrd.
SAMUEL T.. HOPKINS.
Newport, Nav !, 1850.
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TIE HAIRi TIE LIAIRi

sxs1 NO better evidence is wanting
NTA.kEG3 TO show the superiority of the
(E0SN Genuine Buffalo Oil. over other
preparations, than a number OF
Druggists are endaa, orn. To initiate and foster
their miserable limitations on The public. ior
genuine. Read advertisements Beware OF ped
lars.
Genuine Eufalo OH is fast taking the place
ofall other articles to promote the growth, soften
and beautiry the Hair lis use gives II sof,ness
that no other article does, and cause II To curl
beauliiully- by free use it will darken and Sc
the hair s,in gloss 1t is highly periuined and
gives perfect satisfaction to all that have given il
tial You will Observe the signature Of the
proPcter, "N iiliam li,own," also, "'uiihlo
Oil, >" imprinted on The bottle. In consequence
of coGntelfcu which has recently appeared and
is now for sale, have been persuaded to obtain
a new label engraved on copper. for which !
have secured copy right, entered according TO
an act of Congrcss in 1889, in the clerk "iicc
in the District CuuIt Of Massachusetts Any in
lringem NJ will lie dealt with according 10 law
None genuine, uuess signed ln my own hand
writing For sale in Newport by X j. Tay lor,
and DR.. r. X. Hazard Aug. %.
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WARRANTED
Superior Water Proof Oil
ElocI:ing,
or E4easscr Preventative,
Prepared and cold hy
w. II. READ,
JOB, Thames street, .NsWpori RI

'S'lllS Backing will be found upon trnl 10
surpass any other now in use, for soften
ing and preserving oil kinds of leather, and
rendering the same perfectly inpervIons IL
water A composition so valuable has long
been wanted. The subscriber, after several
years experimenting, feels confident that hr
can now offer to the public all article tha,
will give universal satisfaction. BY this com,
position all kinds of leather, however hard
may in n very few moments by it's appica-
ton. be made perfectly pIiable.
Jan %. 1888.
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Certificate from the Rev James Tay Portsmouth,R
This is to certify that ], being in want oI
Pot Ash. sent my son TO town for the article
ON returning in haste, the paper contain
ing it burst and covered his boots, so much
so that considered them spoiled-the color
was taken out, and the boots appeared to be
badly burned.-But bv tho application of
RElD,S on BLiCkLNG,,hey were oon
restored to their former color aud pliaLiliiy.
also certify, that took part Of a lIsr-
ness, which hnd been laid by for FIVE or six
years---and which was So hard that it cracksd
if bcnt--and was considered useless, but BY
The application Of the above Backing was
rendered perfectly pliabc and useful.
JAMES TAYLOR.
Portsmouth Anril oG lS15
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FURTHER FROM FLORIDA.
SAVANNAH, MAY s

SAVANNAH, MAY 5.
INDIANS IN FLoalDA-MoRE ourRAoys Ar
TENDED WITH HLooDsHED.---W e learn from an Of
hcer, arrived here on Sunday, in the General
Cfnch, from Garey's Ferry, that on the 9th OF
18Th ut. as Capt. RAINS, 7th infantry, with
eighteen men, Gall mounted was returning from
scout he and his party were fired upon near
Fort King, by large party of Indians, conceal
ed III palmettos, near hammock and four of his
men killed, and five wounded, Capt RAINS him
self having been severely wounded Captain II.
and the survivors were compelled to retreat before
superior numbers.
Captain II. rallied his men, and returned the
fire, killing three of the Indians, (who are sup
posed TO have been seventy in number) This
struction, by Major Loomis's command, of some
Of the crops Of the savages, in the vicinity of An
nuttallga and Hamosassa, 1870 acres of corn,
four feet high, having been destroyed by the
troops, as also some sweet potatoes, partly ready
for use, and a variety of other vegetables.
Capt Rains, previously to leaving the fort,
had concealed in the hammock shell, covered
with Blankets which the Indians removed, and
the shell exploding, some of them, it is presumed,
lost their lives, as blood was seen about the spot
by the troops.
A volunteer, named Sanders, Of Captain Hin
leys company, was killed about the same time
by Indians, about four miles from Newnansville,
and another man wounded. These white men
were alone.
On the same night, Stanley's plantation, with
in three miles of Newnansville, was visited by
the Indians, and houses, with the crop Of last
year, totally destroyed Georgian.
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THE THING EXPLAINED.

Our readers will remember the account we
gave some time since Of the removal of James
G. Reynolds Esq, from the Office of Postmaster
at Reynoldsburg-and his subsequent unsuccess-
full application, through our Representative in
Congress, to the Postmaster General, for the
grounds Of his dismissal. We also stated, at
the time, that Mr.. Reynolds had scrupulously abb
stained from all participation in politics, and we
expressed the belief that the true reason for his
dismissal was, because he 1eould NOT take part
in politics, and use his Office for The benefit ofMe
Administrations This opinion is confirmed by
the following letter, which is literal and exact
copy, word for word, punctuation and orthogra-
ply, OF one written by the successor of Mr. Rev
nolds, addressed to his brother postmaster at
Pickerington, Fairfield county, Ohio, and marked
/" Free:
"Reynoldsburg April 23th 1910
want You to use all the exsurton
You can 10 git all the Dimmicrats in you're town
and vicinity to cum heron Saturday the 25 isl
to public meeting as the Wings ar using all the
meas thea can to have MAJORITY on the ground
we exspect Mrsers John Brough. Crosby, Major
Morgan and Patterson from Columbus as Speakes
and Burrel Taylor from Newark,
"Youres &c HIRAM SIBEL., p. M
On reading the above if we are not mistaken,
the reader will find himself suspended between
two emotions-contempt and pity for the writer,
and Indignation towards the administration Of
the government, for exercising its power in re-
moving faithful public servants to make room for
such miserable party hacks The removal of Mr.
Reynolds was made on grounds which the Post
master General deemed proper" but he de-
clned showing the papersr p After this exhi-
bition of fitness on the part Of the new incum-
bent, the public will require no farther snoring
Of papers" The whole affair is explained
Ohio State Journal.
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Total, t9T,SOO men
18th. That the battaons Of the ACTIVE and
sEpENTARy forces shall be numbered at their for
nation, and record made of the same; and
that they shall take precedence according to the
rank of the several majors commanding the
same And further, that when the battalion OF
two or more districts Of the ACTIVE and sEDEN-
TARy force do duty together they shall take
rank according TO the number Of their respective
districts considering the lowest number highest
in rank And further, that the order OF prece-
dence between the Army Of the United States
and the militia thereof, and between the several
classes Of the militia with one another, shall be
as follows: |. Troops Of the United States. 2.
Militia Of the United States, in this order, TO
wit: |. The ACTIVE force. 2. The sEDENTARy
force. 3. The MASS.
10th. That the officers of the militia of the
several classes shall be appointed by and in such
manner as the Legislature of the respective
States shall direct, and in the Territories OF the
United States in such manner as prescribed by
existing laws.
18th That the President of he tnaed
States be authorized 10 call forth and assem- :,
Bile such numbers Of The ACTIVE torce ~ &c
militia, at such places acifhi0 Their resPee1tt. '
districts aud at such tunes MOI e.hoee'1",s
f,rice. nor - days IN he same wear, uS ~
man deem necessary and during such per'od,
,nci,,,I;nc fbe fine mhen going 10 and return
;no from ne Mace ofrendez oons, they shall De
49, ~ ~ ~ ne serrice Of The United States,
ond be- subject 10 such regulations as me RE
s;denf mag think proper 10 adopt for Their m
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TT SHOULD DC prOVIued-
lst. That each and every free able-bodied
white male citizen OF the respective States, resi-
dent therein, who is or shall be of the age OF
twenty or under that Of forty five years, with
the exceptions hereinafter stated SHALL severally
and respectively, be enrolled in the militia by the
captain or commanding officer Of the company