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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06
DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich

l. 'gsn. C0en'y OF lngham. sat- session e the
P9oba,e urt tor he County 81 lngham hol:er the
PROBATE bi IN Mason, Monday day cf Ma, en-
ia the year thousand eight huniTed and
one Pie,ent Vim IL. fiDckney JuCce Of Frobs'-. In
tte matter { th' estate If Comfort Bailey, deceased
TN read NJ and III the petition duly verified of fhad
ce@s n isfs-r, pisyEg among otaer things, Tor tie
PROBATE OF an is runl-n n srng purpoEtng to be the
asst will and test .men Of Comfort Bailey deceased and
for letters tesla nenary said estate said petto
or md A. Barley, named as executor ia said will
TheIeupon i, Ordered that Mcudsy the LIST aay cf
April next, at Ii O'Clock the forenoon De assigned
the hearing Of sad petition and that the be- of
SAID deceased and ali other persons Interested sud
etaie ared TO appear at SESSION Of said Cout,
her 10 DC holden al the Probate Office n the village Of
Mason, and shOs there be- why the prayer
Of the p-tIIone shou be grated And further
deIet that SAID leitIt give notice he Iersons
crested n AID estate Of the pen6ency Of ad petition,
the hearing thereof b, causing copy Of his order
u be Published the Lansing RePGtiic1s, nesspsper
printed aud circulating said county of InghAn for
c--sive We Ks p-evous 20 said cay # hearisg
q true copy WM PlNCkNEY.
1896 Judge Of rebate.
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To ConsumPiives.

Tie advertise having he-a restored - health few
w-ek BY very simpe rsts ST er having suffered
ersi W b Ing ale n, anu that dread
>---e - i'np-i - maze kno-n 10 his
= I--efs 4 mean e.
Ia 81 ~no desire il, he sed copy u the presc-ip-
free CHARGE. e5'i u. 'r-- for rrepar
ing an using the same, Shi n th-7 sill n CUEF
FIR CONSTITUTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS &c The only object
ii th- dv II he Pr scrip,ion is to b-n-
TIE afflicted. and sp-eai al he coocev-s
"a D. IDvait and lie hops ste er all ny hs
Tea'' d., a. IL vii cost item a NJ. a may prove a
o p-sug
Parties sishif e the prsscrp-,on 9l Ease addres.
REy. EpW AID WILSON,
,2s4 Tiiiaul> 5argi d n County. y. Y
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r. ExczLLENr.-"C Compose yourself

~ Compose yourself
nv angel" said Madam. " IL was nobody's
fault 4; the cook coull not have possibly made
GOOD bread with chat interior Saleratus. prom
iss you that after this day We will use DeLsnd'-
Ssl.ra,us in our house For Mrs. J. tells me
that she always use. il, aud never has any such
luck a. thil aih it--but thai on the contrary,
che makes ;th il ~. most enchanting pastry,
cakes, biscu br.ad pie-cInsi, 81 aud that 10
always wo, as like charm The srocci- sell 1t.
II is manufactured by ID. b Dei.and Co Fair
port, Monroe Co g, y. Y. Sold at wioleS'l,' BY
the dealers in Chicago and Milwaukee
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

WHEsLsR / WILSON'S SEWING MsciuSEs, WITH NEW
IMPROVEMENTS, a. REDrCsD PRICES She Nh,e'er vii
- hanuf.e.s ng Company havn. gained AL their suits
~ az nth infringing nu.sctiTerso Of Se~ins Mschnes.
Props that tn pub sha be oeuehttet thereby, and
have according. reduced IN ces of their Sewing Ma
chas A.t-r this ias tie, vii D. sold a. rates that sl
pay fair prof ~ he &c manufacture, capital ia
vss.ei. ard ey.enS ~ az sales, su-h prices ui
ealbe ;heIa 20 MAKE B. Il machines and a. h.ie
o!ore, qua an &c Z IL every partcG ar.
% NJ PARfgi 'GE, Gene a. a-'t 10. Michigan. Detroit
l. GlllET, Jr Ageot r Lansing snd vicinity
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HERRICKS SUGAR COATED PILLS.
The IVhOLe Wo2M Uastcd.:

sS-SICK PEOPLE, THINK! AFTER WHICH. a.! "a
You'd scarce expect, 81 tli- late isf.
With ~ttrtlng cures =. box t. I'll.
This i thu Ease, fhe mil on
Wt.h the Of Iierrick'> PHI
they me from East. aud North and West,
AMI With glad tfiis. she papers nj,
because tEey ar tie ctieal pest, safest, best,
.iud ~up-' Tor - Others j. Heriicks PHI
From Roots AMI Plan :, and Flowers they're made:
They staays cns-rhey never kil,
GI"u-aoL. now III heir graves aerr isic.
Wee = M, t,r H-r-ick's Pill
70 years h-'- worked ia heal the sex.
Ni'b JOY eiate bis bosom lis;
Eos Ems 81 thousands reipice
A, the magic powers of Htifick's Pills.
sF HERRlCk'S NAfCILES- VEGETABLE FAMILY
PILLS has in iatei the worit with their ,o,,uariy
pr- I'VE hon of boxes used annually giving
~ in eishts five mPE and to pu: hem
Up Their numbered b, thousaDds-iher pEais
pn the tongGes # al Citizens Of Michigan ant ese-
.h-rt, have you used them? sut up III Eng al .
>,an.-I. q" an French ractlon.. Large ssuiy
bIxe>, - cen $! Five h,x-s frF 81 : H. ywb.rc
~ce ,te-rii-e'n-ui on 81 age. ly2;6
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: p Eel 4 l. TICE IS.
4 CARD.

The Ladies If The FIRST Bsp.>I Church of the city of
Ian inr s,h return thei- sincere than II the n
tem-n # the House o. I;p atv-s Ia their liberal
donation t. them for lie purchase of Bell for their
Church fh-v return their thanks the gentle men
If ,h- Senate attributed The. feel grea inleb-
Ell TO ;he Hons " II sel and z >hanaaau. who SO
Z niiy -nlj>'e i'll th.I behalf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06
SOUrH CAROLINA's HIsroRY.-Parson Brown

bow, Of the Knoxville. (Tenn.) Wing. does not
seem tn desire South Cnoli~as return to the
Union. he saws:
"South Carolina has drawn more money from
the National Treasury than any other State in
the Union, according 10 her population She has
had larger representation in Congress than any
other State of no greater white population. And
she has paid less into the National Threasury
than any other State of equal population, con-
Stunning less of foreign importations. She has
been tax upon the general Government, and
to get rid of her, and her burthens is God-send.
Let her go, and God in his mercy forbid that she
should ever returu'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

RoBBEnY.-The dwelling Of Jos A. Matthew,
Of Allen, was entered on Friday night last by
burglars. who took his pantaloons, containing
about $40 The pants were found next day by
neshbor in his wagon. Mr.. N. was Treasur
err Of Allen, and had been collecting taxes the
day previous. - Hllsda'e Standard, F.6. %.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

CoCGHs - The sudden changes n climate are
# Pulmonary BRONCHIAL, AMI AsrHNsTIC AFFEC-
TinSs ESp-r-nse having proved that simple Iein-.les
often ct speedily and certainly Ulen taken in the early
os tn disease recourse should at once he had 10
Broom b oacii1 Tr5chs" I4nzense-, lei the Cold
Cough. itr.tanp ui the Thrvi be slight.
by ti- prec.I ion a serious att aek b. eli. c
tuSi!v xarded iii Public Speakers ant Singers VIII ind
h t;fectua rr Gle ring and stfeng tleu;ng the
See Advertisement. 6m2a3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

Iiy rh- these lfs The y~sai attacks Of Nerr-
>icl HsIdache NAV be pres. r., aud If taken
* o; 4tt.cs immediate relief fl N
lain aad sickness ~u! De obtained.
Toe, All rg the NAUSEA and Hecdachs
Sh.rsI -. uBj-ct.
Ia+y gently up,n the bosels,-r.m wing C,sive-
k"r Literary Students Delicate t-mae and all
persons sedJit1Ty habits they valuable a. Lara
t,rs rcy.n- he afIe giving ote aud rigor the
digestive gus, aud 'estny the ava! elastici and
: -rengf s.i Ice ho ys.em.
r-e GE HALO Ills are the result If kny iuye-,y =
nj 4rtiaiy conducted Apartments, having been
years daring hch time they have prevented
iiead che whether orgil air in The
ON deraaged s;se Of the st07ndeL
They entirely v-ge,atis a then coupositiop and
may be taken IT a times ~th ie-ecc safety without
making any change dir,, an the abS.rcs Of any d,sa-
gre,atI, a readers easy administer tena to Gladden.
BEWARE or COUNTf RFEITS!
Z, eacn Bls.
Id os Druggists snd all othr Dealers in Me iicines
Box will b. -ent by mail prepared receipt If the
PRIC T.. 20 CEN L >.
All orders shoGld be addressed %
HENRY Z >F sUlDI>G,
!, Csdar eleet New YORK
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06
KANSAS AID MEETIl

KANSAS AID MEETING.-A meeting of the cit
zens Of this village was held at the NJ. Z. Church
on Saturday evening last for the purpose of con
trbuting toward the relief Of Kansas. The col
lection amounted TO 500 10 in cash, besides n
box of clothing promised, which will probably
make up the even hundred-RoneN Republic
con Feb. rs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

Decentralization. d. L. Case, Rufus
Hosmer Esq, and I. N. Cravath, left the city
last week, en- route for Washington, whittier they
10 to witness the august ceremonies OF the IN
suguratiOn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

lsslAMMAIioNs N Bssham, celebrated Physician
Utica y Y, says: have treated of Indamms-
Of the LIn, uhammat.cn of the Brain, Infsm
Of the Bowe., ani kidneys. Inds nmatory Rhe
sn, Child Be- Fever, with Dr. .Trasks Magnetic O st.
witit perfect success, when all internal
des have f.iiei also Lungs with like L. tnr
epidemic known the Putrid E'ysipeia-, by winch
rauy uaO-- Ives lost, frequently -D,'
f. nsye -.a If e,iec,ing speedy and certain lu
- d.. o. ..s. uis~s. Frozen Limbs, ,i.iI-
ba.b-. ....r- charm. NJ phys,eiao or fam
D., SAL u- ,.,~ .,s ~ithOGt This melcint, After be
c1n,'n- d! "a ~ co. T. u !oSer 10 cure "
SORE &. rs '.GD HANDS, ann CilLBLAINS,
cu,p y-.-rl o. two thee aypIcttruls II the
Magnetic g. n men
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

LANSING PosTMAsTER-SeveTal proml-
-snt Republicans have suggested to US the pro-
priety of calling a city caucus, for the purpose
of nominating "a candidate for Postmaster Of this
csv. We notice that this has been pur-
sued in several villages of this State. We would
r,soec,fapy refer this matter to the people, to
act in the "committee o: the WHOLE" and ask
to be discharged from the further consideration
of the subject
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

1HE UNIVERSAL COCGH REMEDY IN casEs> WHpoPiNG
CorGH There are probably more ca.es Of Whoopins
Cough continued tn great length o time b. the OF
Rene eNnta ex; ectcrnt, which u only aegra
va,e the { ugh but down the system, making the
Cough fat producing Pton, than by any 9th
This ri tsl. ,bvia ei ia the Uaiv-rssl
Cough Remedy xkch MA nothing % produce raG
sea or p-ostrston sn the Cough .'ecs nstaray ~hie
he system snsta mel Results jus:. This declaration
and all asked 10 satisfy themselves by .is See az
rerf :
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

THz STITCHING Never within the memory of
that Notorious parsonage, the Oldest iuhnb
tant,' has there been snch long continued run
Of sleghing hereabou's. The amount of shin
giles, lumber, saw-logs, etc, brought into this
place exceeds that OF any former vulnerable
gan Journal, Feb. 25.
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TO rIARRIED LADIES

it Is peculiarly suited. II viii in a short -ime bring on
the mon hy period with regularity.
Eacn oDttle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp Of Great q itain, Ia prevent couueTfeits.
These Pals should no: be taken BY Females daring The
FIRST THREE -HON71iS Of Frequency they sure
% bring Miscarriage, bat al any oh.r time they safe
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pa
The back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton Palpita-
tion Of he Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
effect a when all other have failed and Al
though power ful remedy, do not contain ron
mony am thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full dire in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved
: Re Agent for the United States and Ca na6a
JOB MOSES, Roche ster. y. Y.
y. B.-SlO0 snd postage stamps enclosed any au.
thorired Agent will insure bottle. containing
pills, by return mail
For sale by r. Thayer Co, Lansing 1y2s3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

CsoUr OR t.-iIiz> --.r Ih dangerous otsesse, the
Magre ON Una. b ed N : unfaiiing
.dy, # pyle seist. tpl' rrola>els ~ the Throat
ard hes an. heat
Bans . ~ alt p l. @ very fe~ minutes, ami
heal ~ hHa, ~esf- l. ., n remedy for burns
Frozen IIsBS keep away tie ere take the frost
out IA ICE aater. h-u ~;ap up in Ointment Re-
thr n,ruen. oGce %. l. hs-ss they will cause
pam out. and Viii be entirely we'll
lew tay,
8ron AMI Asthma are clsr by DR.. Trask's Mag
nec TIA meat as,d even C,sutnI on has in number
@ Bal cured
Rrat. AGv-.,f3-y M nj N his PAPER. 3mjsnl
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Wednesday Morning. March 6. 1861.

Rev. G.. ii. VIBBERr will preach in the
Senate Chamber next Sabbath, March 10. at
,oI.aA.M and p. ". Subject for the
.,eoinr: "The Restitution Of all things"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

The LoBBY-The lobby has been quite
thin during the pas. week several gentlemen are
however, lingering in the city looking after the
ealt interest
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

ADJOURNMENT. - Both Houses Of the
Legislature have resolved to adjourn s'ne de,
on Saturday OF next week, the 10th inst The
business of passing bills, viii close probably, "n
the l4tb.
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Special Notice.

The subsr be- soui ina'm he fubi fh.' here viii
te vacai his ,'cbo, teaic the f.: of July
Those sa NJ 20 ieach -chIl during summer inter
sc DOL ~, time ps apra- AMI pay for the tine they
he:e Great effort vii h. made prepare that class
81 young pc, sri-. Z TAYLOR.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

Man DoGs.--Wc hear that Mrs. John Roberts,
OF Oceola, was bitten 10y 4 rabd dog on Sunday
the 18th inst, as she was returning home from
church. Ho,ceN Democrat, FEB. ID.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

WISCONSIN BANKS THROWN OUT.-The Attic
Bank and Bark Eau Claire, of this State, having
failed to put up additional securities, under the
call of the Bank Comptroer-made previous to
tie recent action of the Experimentation bills
are no longer received by the banks of this city.
We understand that all the other banks called
upon have responded. - Milwaukee Sentinel,
Fej PC
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

MOTHERS Ry,D TgIs--he folio. ng an extract fem
let rltten OF the pastor eti-t Church to the
Ionrns aud Messenger - C nc mat. Ohio and spe,k-
s'urnes i4vur Of that 7rii ned med clne-Ags
SiS-Iow SOOTHING SyRUP FoR CHILDREN TEETiI>G
= We a advertisement columns of Mrs
" - ; >"oihiT ? Syruo N.s SAID a wu.d
IN fty..- q patent Meti, het. IA life, but
fee compelled say este that this hum
busHE HAVE IT FE'1w ~ ALL IT CLAIMS
=, . opab.y. Il he -essful medic of
thu day, because Il ~ te>t And those of your
readers no have bao-- cam d. better than to lay
SUI ply - ly293
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Masonic Notice.

Com aun eaten Of CAPITAL Lodge Of No SO,
sii be held at Mas Hail. every Wednesday evening
at O'clock. There vi be sork school "f in-truc-
ton al each Communication
T. y SIyESD ). ,fatGrg.
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ESTRAY. - Taken up by the subscri-

Der. about TIE 18th Of December a.t. dark red
Cow, Yeas old star IN tie fJrehesi and
two white spols e.t flank, ami her ght. The
J. requested Ia prove property pay cha ges and
take her away. AN y McCIURE
Lansing Mare 6. 1851 6w2O6
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Special Notice.
WHEREAS. | am DESTROYS that some

W one should make good bargain. have ,he-e-
fore Rsor % Sli Lots IL, ani 5, Block g. lot
Block o5, and Lot Block &C, situate on Capital
Washington AYES, Ssgpss and Grand st CITY OF Ian
sing Also. So acres Of excellent land miles ives. Of
Sasins~ st, n the best Of terms Inquire Of Mark
Chnd at the Rsr4llie5n flee.
3m2Si POLLY NrVIS
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke H. d.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing IN the OF
All those painful and dangerous diseases 20 which the
female constitution is sub ect 1t moierates all
and removes all obstructions. and speedy may
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Fr.gl Ete Erfg,i,er. Ao,-f,E, T..

From, the Examiner, NORTH, Ia
E-pha! C Fills accomplish The object FOR which they
we're mace, VIZ: Cure Of headache in all iis forms
Firm lie Er1miner, Aorf,tl, Va
1hey nave been tested than thou .anI cases,
With entire
Fro,a the Democrat, 81 Cloud MINI
II YOU are, or have teen troubled vita the heads
send fer box, (tephaic PI 81 you may have then
in case OF an attack
Prom III. Advertiser, Iororjole,aoe, II
iteIeptalIc fills are sad 10 be r-nl.riao eI.c-
for that very f-.qusnt eunYla which been
discoYred
From he Wes.e,n Il II G1-e.e, Chicaqo. III
We hereby enio:s- Nr, Spail ng and his unrivaled
Cephsic rlls
Fem the Kanauha Fauey Stdr, Kan,oaha. "a
W. that per suffering with the headache.
Who try them, Wi. sick 10 them.
F'ror, The Saittherr. Path Efrd.r V d Ia
Try them. Won hat afflicted, agd sure that
your testimony added. To The ar-adv ruruerou,
list that has benefit that other medicine
projGce
y ona the 81. Louis RemecrdL
The immense demand for the article (Cepb.lic Pills.
rapidly Increasing
From the gazette, DJr-,yort Iolcl
Mr. splitng Vould not connect ns with u icls
ne dli not k7sJac 70 y uses. real merit
Pon he -idrertiser, Proctdepc>, r..
The estm in rneir favor strong, from the
reslsctsbls quarters
Foom t.e DGiiy Ne,es, Daucsporj RI
C-phahc Pal, are taxing the place Of ali Kinds.
From IL Cos-p.e cal Bulletin, Boston, Mass
said to DC very efficacious tor the headache
From tn Comrssrclai, Cincinnats. Ohio
suffer ng hum nifty Can b. relieved
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- lamar. Of iolines..i for 5iie '~si Insertion, +nd
.uts for ..ch ,up.e4ieni F7"iea'ioi 'f''ahH er''o
.., hree months.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

Up HANn, Mich, Ian IL, 1881.
Mr. SrALDisG, >IR Not long since tent Ia YOU for
box e Cophac I'll for the Nervous Headache
and Co,tveness and received the aud Heg had so
90 d 1R etleei aGs t.dacsd % send fg more
Please -end by return mail Direct
WHEELER
fpsilenti, Mich.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-06

REyNoLDaBURG, FRANKLIN co Ono
J.Euary o. Issl
HESRy SPALDING, No As Ced.r - \ Y DEAR SIR
In losed find '~eniyfve cents t25 for VII Oh SEND
b1Xut -CePt.a.ic ms - sem To address Of Rev Wm
FL ~, R-yno' f,burg FrausGn Co ohio
Your Pills ar''E .us chdrns-cu'e Herdache almost Il.
stInter. Trulv YOURS
WM FILLER
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From the t1daiaer, N0TflU, Va.
t-pha! Fills .sh The Oh fnr which they
we're mace, VIZ: Cure of headache ia all iis form.
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Fno,a the D.mocra,, 81 Cloud. MIN,

VIZ W. H'Et"t''It|f .f'fT
lhey have been tested n more than thou and ca.
With entire success
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11

a magnanimous defense on her shores return to
vour scaffolds and your prison houses Eng
land is no more England Let the Times cease
to appeal longer to the enlightened opinion Of
the world nay, let the statues Of the great
dead. through which passed in reverence yes
terday to the Houses Of her political intelli-
renee. be thrown from their pedestals, when
ENGLAND shall forget the utterances Of her
Cbalbams. her w j VII forces and her Brough-
ans that natural Justice is the only safe dplo-
macy and lasting foundation Of the independ.
epco Of nations.
. lVhai is The interest Of Eaglqad aoDl If
we NAV descend to such inferior appeals, it is
clearly the interest Of England to staud by the
Union the Suites We archer best consumer
no tariff will materially affect that TACT. Wv
are the best customer Of England, not because
we are cotton-,.rowers or spinners agri-
culturists VI manufacturers, but because We are
proaIicers aad manufacturers, and have money
10 spead 1t is not the South as is urged, but
the North who are the best consumers OF English
commerce. The free white laborer and capital
ist does now. and ALWAYS will, consume more
than the white master and the slave. The Union
and the expansion of the States and Republican
rolicy. make us the best market for England
aud Europe. " hat has the world to gain
England. France, or any Of the powers to gain
by reducing the United States to q Mexican
civilization
3. Can Ea1laAd afford o6cad The qreaL ma.
lion mlich lG,H still he IIe Uailed States Of
A,aerica. erca sh0ua zee Lose part oftle South
TWENTY millions Of people to day with or with.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11

PA1RorIsN AMoSG ALL MEy.-One Of our
East Montpelier boys, running on the boat be-
tween Ogdensburgh and Chicago, arrived ut
CIoayeland Ohio, just at the time the first re-
QUESTION for troops was made. lie immediate
ly enlisted and went to Camp Dennison. Whom
the three years volunteers were called for, he
enlisted again Cor the full time, was elected a
Sergeant of the Company, and, obtaining a
short Through, last week came home to pay his
friends flying visit. While here, member of
the Society of Friends,-a grandson of tlle
well known old Quaker Preacher, Clark Ste
phens--presented his young friend with SUI
perb Eighteen Dollar " Colt" Our Quaker
friend doubtless thought If his 4" Colt . didn't
carry the young Sergeant. safely through the
war, it would be quite sure to carry, without
halting, SIX messengers Of death into the ranks
Of the rebels.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11

BouNrIEs OFFERED FOR SOUTHERN ENLIST
HRNTs.-Thc following advertisement has APP
peared for several weeks IN the New Orleans
Delta
II BouNrY BpuNrYl Attention, Soldiers.
One hundred and fifty good men wanted to fill
up companies | and X, Captains Douglas West
and {. A. Taylor,) of Col Gladden's Regiment
of Infantry.
Ten dollars bounty will be given to each re-
cruit, and two dollars for every recruit brought
in for enlistment. Term OF enlistment one
year.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-11
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JUNE ii, 1861.

REVIEW of " Letter from the Right Rev
John A. Hopkins, D. D. LII. d., Bishop Of
Vermont, on the Bible view of Slavery" by
a Vermonter Ca pamphlet of twenty-eight
pages)
This is Il thorough examination Of this sub
ject, by one amply competent to make it;-by
man well yersed in Biblical Interpretation
and the history of the Church and its action
in reference to Slavery from the time Of our
Lord to the present day. This pamphlet is
therefore commended to any who may wish for
clear, satisfactory, and brioi rolutation Of
the defenders Of Slavery from the Bible. The
author has done the good cause service, by
clearing our religion Of all part or lot in this
matter The arguments Of the Bishop are IT,
ken up, one after another, and disposed Of with
a most romorseess logic, with 4 comprehension
OF The whole subject that leaves nothing to be
desired, and with o keen wit and biting sarcasm
that give an interest to discussion, that nigh
otherwise be dry and tedious. A friend Of our
read it through three times in one day-oncc
out Of respect to the author, expecting yalu
able article on yexed and worn theme;
second time, to enjoy the wit, and SEQ how sci
ontiGcally the Bishop was cut up and laid out
and third time to see if any trace Of tn
Bishop or his arguments was to be found
We shall not quote from it, but leave it 70