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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-17

/ So far the events OF yesterday were fclic'
itous, and auspicious ouly of the ultimate re-
turn Of peace and prosperity. As such, they
occasioned thrill of inexpress bic delighI
in many true heart. The peaceful surren.
der was u relief, and the evident loyalty Of
many of the captured troops guaranty of the
safety Of the State. Would to Heaven that
VIC could here be permitted to close this state
, ment But disaster-mournful, unutterablc
dreadful and heart-rendipg-a woetul and
awful tragedy. has made yesterday bitterly
memorable. The fury of disunion mob led
to reck less and destructive attack uron the
United States troops, whose response laid
some twenty of our fellow citizens cold in
death. Our heart chiils, and expression fails
as we recall tho sorrowful scene, tho crushing
and piercing sight of death, presented last
evening at Camp Jackson. Never has our
profession called us to so painful task but
the heavy tale must be told.
Company H., Captain BIandowsky, of the
Third Regiment, was assigned the response
bic duty Of guarding the wes'ern gateway
leading into the camp. The surrendered
troops had passed out, and were standing
passively between the enclosing lines on the
road, when fierce crowd of disunionists be.
gan hostile demonstrations against Company
II. Der!s.on, insults the worst that tongue
could frame, iterated and reiterated with
wha ever aggravation the most malignant
vindictivencss could devise, were thrust upon
the troops who bore it, as duty required.
with uncomplaining iorbearance. The mob
grew larger, fercer. and bolder, and began
hurting rocks, brickbats and other missiles at
the soldiers This style Of treatment vas taken
as patiently as possible, the victims having
no mode Of defense but the dread and awful
one OF bullets-ony to be used in dire ex-
trcmlty. But the rocks fell thicker and
heavier, smashing muskots, breaking limbs,
and variously and dangerously wounaing
number Of the troops. The assailans began
to discharge pistols, daring the soldiers to
fire, and themselves blazing away in defiance.
The companies in the vicinity had been
brought into the firing ORDER, but the attack
ing nadmen persisted. Finally, q soldier Of
Co. Ii was shot dead. others were wounded,
and the captain received a bali in the leg.
lie was stating at the word FIRE, hoping
against hope that the command might be dis
pensed With, bet on seeing his men fall and
finding hin self going down, he gave the order
and it was obeyed. The voIey was dis.
charged level into the crowd, and persons fell
in every direction, The multitude fell back
ath desperate rush, by which many we're
troadcn down and much injured. When the
field was cleared, some twenty dead and dying
we're stretched out upon the grass and in the
road About fifteen died almost immediate.
ly, and several others scarcely survived an
hour.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS "A letter from Mr..
Smith, dated February I, 1861, gives the
following cheering intelligence
Some eight or ten OF the churches are
now enjoying refreshing from the presence
of the Lord. The Concert Week of Prayer
was very interesting season with my congre-
cation. Though the revival had been in pro-
gress for several months, and not a week had
passed without some new eases oI proiesscd
pcnltence, during that week We received
fresh baptism and the following week ten
backslides, and seventeen hardened persons,
came forward, resolving that ttey would
serve thes Lord
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PRICE, TWO CENTS.

Government over this Southern rebellion, but
some have serious question to ask beyond
this. They inquire what can be the advan.
tage, to the Government, to hold them in a
state OF subjection, at the cost of standing
armies and the constant exercise of the coer-
Give power of tho Government These who
ask this question, in our vey, do not under
stand the real feeling Of the South. The
Pro-Savery influence of the South that is
now in arms against the Government, is an
excitement that has been produced by deccp-
tion upon the great mass of its victims-false
issues have been placed before the people,
and the North have been greatly belied and
'misrepresented. They have also been mis-
informed in regard to Northern sympathy
with Southern rebellion. The present DEM
onstrations against the Government do not
come, in fact, from the people, but from
class Of designing and ambitious political
leaders, who have certain selfish ends to serve.
This rebellion has heeu bred in Southern
cities, winch are cmphatically tho hot'beds Of
vice in its namoless forms. These leading
politicians have not dared to have the sub
ject calm submitted to the people. In
the country portions of the seeding States
where virtue and patriotism arc the most
likely to flourish, the voice of the people has
been refused on the great question at issue.
The rampant spirit of secession has run in
brutal violence over the better feelings of a
large portion Of the Southern population,
Threatening destruction and ruin to all oppo-
sition. We intel from this that if this re-
bclion was put down by force, the uprising
Of the patriotism Of the South would hold
those SAFES in loyalty to the Government
Look at Maryland. Secession was as ram
pant in that State few days since as in any
State, ON the border at least 1t is over
dwcd by force. The Union men respond TO
their loyal brethren from other States, and
the Stars and Stripes wave in triumph over
the entire State. Evcn in South Carolina
there is strong feeling of sympathy for The
Government, and they are looking with hope
to the vigorous action Of the Administration
to vindcate their cause. The smuggling of
the silent dead to their graves, who fell in
the attack upon Fort Sumter, is sad confess
sion of the South Does Massachusetts wish
il kept secret that her sons foil in the
streets Of Baltimore? They fell in noble
eau. e, and how tie ncws of their fall aroused
the natriotism Of the North, and ncrved the
arm to strike The foe Does South Caro-:
ma appeal to the blood OF her slain within
the walls Of MouItrie? She appears con-
scous that they died in an ignoble struggle,
and that their blood can give no inspiration
to the cause for which they fight. No doubt
a large portion of the South would be glad
to see again the old Stars and Stripes, and
unite their destiny with an army fighting for
the Country.
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The Result,

In regard to the thickening conflict between
the North and the South, there appears to be
but one mind among the candid and thought
ful in regard to the result All concede in
the probabilities Of the fual triumph Of the
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ScrOfuIa, or Kings Evil.

il q constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiatcd,
weak, and poor Being i'll the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofllouS faint is vaIiou>ly
caused by mcrcural disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, tith
ard filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the vcncreul infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary III the con-
stihtion, descending ' from parents to children
unto the third and fourth gcuclation;' indeed,
it seems TO he the rod Of Him who says, ~
will visit the inQuities of the fathers upon
their children"
is effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or uiccrous matter, which, Ill
the lungs, liver. and internal organs, is termed
tubcrclcs; i'll the glands, swcl!ing~; and on
the surface. Cruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which g,ndcrs in tie blood, dcprcsses
the energies of iiIc 50 thaJ >y,oitIlous consdtu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous cONl-
plaint-. but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; couse-
qucnty vast number, perish hy disorders
which, although not ,crrtliou, in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by thi, taint in the
system. Most ot the consumption Which d.
CLIMATES the human fln'ily las rs "ri@m directly
in TIL, scro!ulous on'tn,irmiippi und many
da4trEc-,y, diseases OF tln liver, l>itrrcy, brain,
and, indeed, of ali the organs, arise from or
mc aggravated by the same cause.
Ono quarter Of all our people are 'rrotulouS 4:
their persons ar, invaded by Iii, lurking m-
fctiou and thrir health i undermined hy it.
TO cleanse il from t'rn system we must ronoVate
tlc blood by an utflHtive mcdic,nr, and in
vieorat, II by huallly food and exercise.
such q medicine we supply III
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\ r. NJ NJ l l. L + n
UENlCOPArHIC PHYSICIAN,

May be consulted free Of charge, at the following times
and places:
Tostoria, Hays House Tuesday, March 10Th
Fremont. kesscr Hotel, Wednesday, March 20th.
Ehnore, Elmor1 House, Thursday, March 2lst.
Toledo, Collins House, Friday, March 22ud.
Perrysburg, Exchange Hotel, Saturday and Sunday,
March 30ih and 3lst
NY THEORY AND TREATMENT
Ar, new and different from any one in the United States,
and challenge any one TO produce the same success
that have met with in treating Chronic Diseases. My
theory is based upon the chemical operations of the body
believing diseases to depul upon disprVporOncd con-
dition of the fluids of the body, whereby the solids be-
come unhealthy by anny ysng the secretons blood &C.
Of the body, and finding out what is deficient or IN cx
ceSs AMI supplying to the system what Is wanting. l
enabled to cure often by small amount o m 2icines
where the patient has been drugged with medicines Tor
long wears effect.
Now dyspepsia, in the great majority of cases. de
pen Is linv upon dSpopooned state of the gastric
or digestive Huis of the stomach. When this gastic
ul is proportonei properly the food is thorongF a.
oc Chcmcopathology, and giving treatment accordingly,
enabled to cure 40 cases out of 90 and AZ cases out
so Of Consumption, Ashm bronchitis and LaryngltiS,
and Liver Complaint Piles, Neuralgia, Dizziness or Sick
| lIaiAlchr Nervous Debility and Female DiSenses-m
every cure, ami other diseases proportionatey
| CONSUMPTION.
.T"Dr. McNIilen uses m improved lnhaling lnstru-
ior the cure of Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis
| and l.aryngits by this make Gool an dppli-
cation t. tie diseased Lung AMI Throat as could tc
a anywhere oa the exterior of the body,
Dr. NJ. uses pure Chemicopathic AMI Botanic X mcdicS
H. gives mil tonic treatment which acts chemically
an assists Nature TO free herself One ounce OF aSNiS
tance to Nature is worth pound of poisonous drugs
the disease.
Consultation AMI advice free.
lutomltun in regard 10 my treatment and success cal
| on, write to:
Mrs = b. Abbott Portage, Wood county, Ohio Mrs
Robert Jacobs Eagltville, Wood county, Ohio; Mrs
Jesse Iukcll Browns Corners, Wool county, Ohio An
drew Cross Millgrovc Wool county, Ohio; John Cum
minis, ihssan, Hancock county, Ohio J. A. smith, I'll
more, ouowa county, Oo; G, L, Church, Toledo, Luca
county, Ohio,
McMllon, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Mr.. VIM, McKm proposes to dispose Of his lAUls in
this county Nt merely nominal price.
H. will sell tn south halt of th2 u'rh west qutroroC
section ~ town 8, range TO- containing 50 acres for five
huulr,d dollars. said audhas been thoroughly dtchcl
aud drained at an expense of S2i5!
lie will also sell the south hl of the south wost quar-
ter Of section r. town d. range II, at the price
Enquire OF IL, IL, DODGE Attorney at Law, PIryS-
burg, OHIO.
Also for stlc large number Of Town Lofts, both her.
aud in the town OF Milgrnvc with and without Improve
uI,uts, Together with several valuable Farms.
Perry TNsbWg, Nov, 10, 1889 IL. II, DODGE.
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MEDICINAL.

DR. ). b.. s N / HI af.F
WoulA respectfully inform the citizens of Wood county
that he has Prominently located him 'cin Bowling Green
ior the purpose Of prdctcng Medicine and Surgery IN
addition to regular course Of study, Mr.. :, has made
himself acquainted with the special mode Of distinguish
ing diseases by an examination of the urine of the patient
as practisod BY the late DIR. DLLANBAUGIia And rail-
Chronic Diseases will say uuhcsitngy that by follow
Ing MIR. Ds practise in such cases, ho his had better
success than from other method Of treatment Among
the diseases which Dr. S. processes 10 treat successfully
may be mentioned the following, yil Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint, Consumption in is early stages, Diseases Of
the Spleen, Ashm Splitting Of tho Blood, Palpitlon o
tho heart Rheumatism, White Swelling, Dropsy Scrofu.
lous Diseases, Jnundce Fonnle Complaints IN all their
varied FORMS Low Spirits or Mcaucholy Fever Sores
Ulcers &c lfpltuut with any Of The above crkin lrcd
Chronic Diseases win send so Of their urine taken in
the morning in clean vial Dr. s. make satisfactory
present. Nov. 10, lS60-20tf.
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BEVERLY, Mass, Dee. II, 1860
RnyNoLRsprn1, Fn>NkMN, Co., Ono,

REYNoLEspuRI, FRNNKtIN, Co., ONO,
January ., lS6l
HENRY G. SPkLpfNG.
No. Is Cedar ST., y. Y.
DEAR SIR;
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of Rev. Wm {. Filler Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co,
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SENATOR BENJANINE THuEF. We pub
hshed the other day. letter from lie Rev
DR.. BAcoa of the New York independent
speaking of the numerous lhelts peIpetrst-d
some years since by student of Yale
College who has since been United State'
Sena or, The culprit in question is j. p
Benjamin Of New Orleans, Age hasn't a
all improved ae liItle villain - Iprisvill,
Jo5fE.l.
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4 CARD TO THE SUFFERING

The R2v. VIM, Cosgrove, while laboring MS mission
ary in Japan WAS cured Of Consumption whom all other
means had tailcd 10y recipe oblained rom learned
physician residing IN the prcJt city OF Je0ln. This re-
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Consumption BronchtS Sor Throat, Coughs an Colds
and the debility aua nervous depression caused by these
disorders DESTROYS Of hcn,t,tng othgrs viii Scnl This
II cipc, which have brought hvm1 with m, 20 all who
utcd it, hvc OF charge. Address,
REV. WM, COSGRONE
IowimS3 co. $50 Fulton Avenue, BrooGyn,NN.
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YrslLANrI, Men, IAN, Il, 1861
Mr.. SrAtpISG.

Mr.. SrALpISG.
SlR:
Not long since sent Il you for box Of C2phNc
Pills for the cure of the Nervous Hsadache AMI Cos
tycnrsS, and received the same, and they hal SO
rood an eCtct that was induced to send for moro.
Please send by return mail, Direct u
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IpSilanu, Mich,
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BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan, 10, 1861.

BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan, 10, 1861.
II. G. SrALpISG, ESQ.
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