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ONLY DISC OWE X Y
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FhS
Restoring
THE BALD AND GRAY !!

ReStOHlssR
,,r.-.- On = - - avn r<H W I
THE kAtfe a NIL VIVA Il !
q AAA @SAA346S "A~s
Many, since the great discovery Of Prof W ood nave
attempted not only initiate hs restorative Out pro
rctul Its identical but the, have all cone and gone
being carried away by the wonderful results OF froi.
Wtod pref sraion and have been forced to leave the
field to III resistss sway. Read the ioiowing
Bath Maine, April Ism Ioa9
I-rot O. j. Wood &Co Gents: The letter "i fhe you
ia 1856 Concerning your vaual lie HAIR ke'tofatse'
and which GU have published III this vicinity ana e.se
where has given 1ise to numerous Inquiries toUcnoH
the facts i'll the he inquiries are, hsi is II Iac'
OF my habitatlon and name, as siateu ID LNu.i"
cation second: is 1t true OF al therein col."lsH
third does my hair still continue 10 De W eooo oe
and OF natural color 10 ali can ana %lh ahshe
invariably yes NY HAIR even he,let .han IAN. ~
stage OF my Lille Tor forty years past more sou unity
md better colored the same is true OF my MINISTER'S,
ana the OILY cause why is ROT Eeneray Iue ~ th.
the substance ls washed Oil ny iit4ueat apuoir "a ne
lace, when II care were used ny wipng INC la.e, 10
close connection with the "hskers the same !esu' W
follow as ne hHlr nave been II, ne Iec1ipt VI =
great nuMheI oil letters 1rnn all PARIS OF ne" EnSahu
asking me II my HAIR sun continues 10 be gsoo as
lhere is so Ihach iraua IN inc nan9ac'are aLe ~ VI
vaioos compounds as vel IS TINS II mas no dout peeh
bascly >nhaltd aud been uSed not oN'y without an
good tutto aDSolue Injury. nave not used any Q,
"~ RESTORATIVE OF any account 'or some hiohihs auu
my mar is az good a. ever ara nave eX n.
ineo wIth eufp1se, rs am no" OF ears GA ana BOZ
TINS 1act seud you ltck OF my mar, tSeh on tie
past week received your favor OF two quart bott'cs
1881 oumme ior when am very grateiul gave
II 70 my FlcnCs ana thereby induced them 10 Try IL;
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William n. MARSHES Estate.

NE subscribers, having been appointed by the 1onoa-
bile Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
missioners examine adjust all ella inns and
demands Of all persons againrt the Estate of WIN. II
Marsh late Of Montpelier in aid district deceased repre-
sehied ns"Ivcnt and the term of ak month from the TN
day IF Nov A. d. 1861, heng allowed by said Cou the
cietnrs of fad deceased to exhibit and prove their
tive claims before Give notice, that will attend to
the duties Of our appointment at he dwelling house
Mrs Hannah Marsh in Montpelier in said district the
st Tuesday of January and May hext 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. each OF said days.
HOMER w. REATON, (c.,.,
JOEL. FOSTER, Jr. oo"ts'
Mon, eer, Nov. 18th. A. n. 1861. 3OSw3
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Horace w. TarbeIIs Esfate

nhE Subscribers, hv lg' cen appointed by tie Hon.
"rtbls Probate C"ni. Tor the District of Randolph
Commissioners torecelve, examine all
and demands ofai sons against the Estate
w Tarbeh late of Chelsea in said District deceased
resented insovent, and the term sx months from the
3Mh day of Oct D. 1861 he'ng allowed by said Court ia
the creditors fsad deceased exhibit aud prove theii
respective claim. before give notice that we will
attehd /" The duties OF cur appointment al the DIV cling
house of the deceasea in Chelsea said district the
last Monday of december Ind April next 10 O'clock In
The forenoon each of said days.
e. W.CLARKE, ic,
AARON DAVIS, wi" IT,
Chelsea, Oct 80, A. n. 1861. 3O7fw3
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ASTHMA CURED.

MoE2IsTowN, Aug. 80, 1871.
Or. Eaxter-Dear Sr:-i have been severely afflicted
with Asthma for than Twenty-Five ycarI and for
months succession have nUs been abl; 20 in bed
and enjoY az nights rest, and somc AVS wc Nd
not be ablA walk fro the houae TO tn. barn. d
lance of five six ols. About year ago rnrc ased
two bottles of Or. Whites Elixir prepared by you and
commenced taking 1t according to direction. and
happy to say found mnedi 'te relie-qnd, with very
few exceptions, have had my rcsul nights .iceD ever
since. Yours truly AFRAID BAKER.
Pref rs CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Sc&. whrlsss /. and retail, By l.. +. PEA Ntc.
pe!ier. az oeaiefs vt medicine.
II bAX"ER, n H., Proprietor. III .hti.e. VT.
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for sale

r..r Farm known as the " CLARK FARM" situated on
the Onou river, about miles from Montpelier VII
ag. on the ID 20 Middlesex, offered for sale. Inc
hoa.e AL outbuiidngs ere in good repair Plenty Of
water on th. Mace The land Is under good state OF
There i. over 2Oo acres land, As acres Of
whch is intervsi Terms reasonable For further par
.icalars, inquire of the subscriber ON the premise.
dsvf JOHN GEARY.
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On bpaEHe

, RECIPE 10 make Imitation Cider, and four other
REGIMES that are Of vane, viii be sent to any
cdarrss On receipt Of co. Tie Cider will in every re.
snect, b. as good the genuinc-rerfecty pure and
heahy--and It is but little trouble to make IT, dealers
" AJiress J r. STEEL,
Nay 6-d3w p o. Rex 253 Northfeld, VT.
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Notice To Teachers.

Notice IL hereby given that the public !''e TO
teachers 10 teach In the Common schools OF
The town Of berlin will be he held At the School house
near Montpelier, TUESDAY Nov. 26h at O'Clock r. N.
All citizens are respectfully and cordially invited to at
tent. 49, - D. eh" loN 'h""'N, Cup
p,r,in Nov. 1lth 1881.
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STATE OF VERMONT,l In Probate Court, held at
WARRINGTON DrsrRIcr, Mont peler whn and tor said
District, IN the 5th day of November, ID. 1861:
Instrument purpofng 10 be the last Will and Tes
Il lament OF Asahel IL. N,e late Of Berlin in sal
District, deceased, being presented the Court by Home
". Heaon, the executor therein named, for Probate:
1t is ordered by said Court that all persns concerned
therein he notified 10 appear at session of said Court to
be holden at the Probate Office, Montpelier the Sd
day of December A. D. 1861 at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, and show cause, if they may have against the
ProHte Of said Will ia" which purpose, it is further
Gered that copy of the record IF this order be published
three weeks surcessvey in HE Green Mountain Freeman
printed aonlpeIier previous to said time arpoinled
fGi hearing.
true copy of REGARD,
3U7fw3 Attest T.. r. MERRILL. Judge
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LADIES CATER RNOTs

LADIES CATER BOOTS
little glove stirs up my heart as tides stir IN
snow-whlte muslin, when it fits, makes MANY wv, Vyan
all sorts of lady fxns thrill my feelings q, ,her,,
But little female gaiter boots death and no,sin
Ana just to put you your guard
l'll give you, short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which filed my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel,
stopped week or more,
And marked two " boot ees', every morn
Before my neighbours door
Two boots with patent leather tips
Two boots which seemed to say
"An angel trots around in u.s."
They stole my heart away;
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
lady growing out of them
AS flowers grow from vase.
But ali! one morn saw a sight
Which struck me like stone
Some other name on the book
Those boots were not alone.
great tall pair Of other boots
Was standing by their side,
And OF they walked one afternoon
And with the m waked-a BRIDE
Ladies', Comment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
j. G. PAGE
Wh.re bs founl at all time, large assortment
Ladies, Misses and Children's Boots
and shoes Of the latest French Imported Work
Also, Of our manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmora Boots, (new STYLE,
Misses and Chidren's
Boys and Youths
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in fac!s
general assortment of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
We the sole manufacturers On
Plumers Cele brated latent Last
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
We can't be beat in Style, Quality or Prices
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHtlES AND RUBBERS
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES, as usual.
9y- l. E $ E c ALL b.
+. .. PAGE:
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! pROBATE COURTS within
WAsurNaroN DISTRICT and for the District afore.
said will be holden at the Probate 0ce in Montpelier in
aid District Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court
fuested to attend to the same said court days.
T. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
her
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STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held =
WAshlsGroy DisrRIcr.ss. Montpelier, within and for
4 %HERST PERKINS, guardian of Flora D. LYDIA K
~ and Newto, L. Whtesey, minor heirs Of Nancy
Wbiu'esey drteased makes application to said Court for
license a sell The following described real es,ue heIonp
I'M 10 his ad wads to wit their interest as heirs and
repre- ientavcs of the sail Nancy Whtesev in the re
version 1T the dover set out Of the real Of David
Kinney late o! Planl:t in gad district deceased TO The
widow Of deceased that the sale of said
real estate would be beneficial 10 his said wards for the
purp "f putting the proceeds thereof at interest," or in
Veslln. the same IN stocks or real estate.
Whc'eupon, il is ordered by sad Court that said ann
cation he deferred to session thereof 10 be held Mt In.
Probhs Once Mohtpelier aforesaid on the 10Th day Of
Dcce;nIer, A. d. ISL far heaii6g and decision thereon
and 1t Is further ordered, that nuce of said
aud OF e Tine aud place appointed for Tie he,ls ierc
u, Dc gwen 4" all Interested by The publication of such
NOT ICE ihIee Weeks saCcessiv-iy Inc G. Aun;u,n
Ere etai pii.h:d at mont ciic, Jefo.e sad time OF
hea rinE that they appear SAID time aud place and II
TIE! eco case, "oJect tilcrcto
ty The Court,
3,5fw3 A,lest, =. Il. MERRILt., Judge.
wAsAISdroS DsrRIcr, Montpelier, on the 18th day
OF November A. ID. 1861.
'i'n.oPhlLus 9. REED, administrator, with the will
annexed, Of the estate, already administered M
saf"i > Kinney, late of Planfed, in said district de-
ceAss MAKES application TO said lcense to sell
part oi tho real estate OF said deceased
tna sad sale necessary for the payment deb Of
sa;d dt;ease and expenses of of said
tate. - ~ -
Hh.reipon, it is ordered by said Court that said ap
pilc"ti0u DC referred to the 10Th day OF Dec A.
oo az the Probate Office in montpelier for and
- it is further ordered that all PEI.
- =. = uric"
sons interested be notified hereof by puolIcs.,vn
Of this APP pcation and order thereon three weeks success
syely in the Green Mountain freeman printed at ont
peler fore said time OF hearing that they may appear
At "a ID time and place and, II they See cause object
Thereof BY the Court Attest
303 r.. h""
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Peoples Academy,

WVR"INT'HHT, HhHIUIuDE UUUNTI, M
M. McK1LLOP. A. B., Principal.
Miss FANNIE w. MUTT Preceptress.
THE WINTER TERM of this Institution will commence
L MONDAY, Dec. I'd, 1861.
Thnse wishing to pursue thorough and systematic Sci
entifc or Classical of study will here find superb
advantages.
Lectures will be delivered by the Principal and others
on topics of general interest, during the Term
Board may be obtained in private families for from
$3.50 to $lb per week. Every facility will be afforded
for self boarding.
Catalogues may be obtained by applying to the Princi
pal at Morrisvlle.
D. W. PUTNAM, ! rruleh''a' '0mm't'ee'
6orrisvie, Nov. 4tk. w5t
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NOiicc.

NHIS is to certify that have this day given my son.
UryiiIe A, Virgins, his time during the remainder oi
his minority and shall claim Of his earnings pay
any debts of his contracting after this date
Attest, b. f. ALpRIcH. ANDREW j. WlGG'NS.
Hancock, Now 9th, 1861. ooofw3f
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GROUP CURED.

HlGHGATE, VT, Jan 2. 1860
NV little boy had violent attack Of Group last week.
We cured him in thirty minutes bv free utc OF DIR.
t. Whites Elixir. WV MAR Elm, merchant.
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II Office.

NrIEaSAS, my wife, Ellen A. Titus, has left my bed
w and board and does refuse live with mt, this is
to forbid all persons har boring her. for shall not pay
ahy debts Of her contracting after this date
vershire, Nov. 7, 1851. OSCAR s. TlIuS'
3Ooiw3t
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, NOV ~, 1861.
BARRE ACADEMY.

II HEwinter term will begin on Tuesday Nov. %. Board
from 81 so to - 90 per week. Rooms for selfbcard
ing may be obtained at low rates.
J. s. SPAULDING.
Barre, Nov. 0, 1861. f3o7w3
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COUGHS AND COLDS CURED

This certifies that N. &. Whites Pulmonary Elixir
has been used in my family in cases of evere colds, st.
tended with throat and has been found reliable
medicine in these cases.
REV. j. w WOOD WARD, Weston d, VT.
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Notice.

THIS is to certify that have given my son Samuel
Dawson, his time during the remainder OF his minor
ity and shalt claim Of hi. earnings nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
BREWSTER DAWSON.
,,ulh n, "a wck March 49, 1851. f*307w3
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WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE FRAMES.
at BABU Gk CO.'S
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haze used it in my family and fni il an excellent
remedy for Coughs and Code.
LUCIUS IIOLBHOOk, Burlington.
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have used Or. Whites Pul,nonl ry Elixir in my fam
iv for tW years. and have found it the best medicine
have ever used for Coughs Coils. and Sore Tn oat
EDGAR MEECH SheburEe.
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Office,

RI HIS is to certify. that hereby give my son. George
Lem win, his time, and shalt ray debts OF his con-
tracing, claim any Of his earnings after this date
PiAinheid, Oct. 9th, 1881. BROCK lEhWlN.
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Eello"seisizensi one and all, read The
proclamation of Jackson against. III. so.,b
Carolina traitors, Published on our frst
PeSe. Some Of those idenlleal traitors
then are in this Montgomery mOyemep,
nov Mark the old here's Language to his
e0uutFymsn, asl be warns then, Of their
danger. Marx the words in which be,.ll,
then that they never san accomplish their
de'igus on the Government;
~! dsoirOsCTs yOu eqaaot Be-. You.e,
disfssb sPeaser NOr rley i,lttrrtipt fAt e0,y:,
q tfa Prosperity, gOu nay cloud ~ re4,1liS.
tSon fer atabRlty, 6at its fTuaesililv ri &,
ree.oEfd-itl property tsiIt FeturR. and ~
StGtl tpoa re HafiORal eAaructer lTiR 8.
tF1nsttgrsd, esd ns1iGia a. tteEaaI blot a. AZ
Slallo'S - tAees SO tsssel TIE A;;,ortS.g.,i
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sPECIAI NOTICES.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEI HAIR OYEl
WV. A. BATCuERnR's lTAIR DYE.

WN. a. BAICtIKRnRS HAIR DYE.
7Ae only harRte's cad HeltaIe Dye KnoSn.
AllOtheEs ara transformations and should be avoid
ed II Jan wish TO escape ridIrule.
GREY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural Brown or BLACK, without the
least injury to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN 1IEDALsAND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIZ. A. BGIrHELoa since 1889, and over
100000 applications have been made to the hair Of
the patrons Of his famous Dye
WN. A. DATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces
color not to be distinguished from nature, aud Is
warranted not q PIupa ia thelsa.t, however long
IT may be eOntiups, ard the III effects Of bad Dyes
remedied The hAlf iS.tpTisorated for life by this
splendid Dye, which ispEOperiy applied at No. 10
Bond Street New YntlE..5..
Sold in all the cities ana the United s,at.s
by Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has tho nems william A. Bachelor, y
and address upoa Steel plate engraving ON the four
sides Of each box.
WHOlEsAIE RkcEoEE, 81 BARCLAY ST.,
aPlo-ly Late - Broadway, New York.
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THE telegraphic news this morning
shows how deep aud powerful is the indiv-
nation throughout tue country, Mt the das-
tSriIy attack on Fort Sumter and its little
band, by the 1000 Secession :roops. Thi.
was the last pound that broke down nom
ular forbearanee, aud now VIC find the
reprisSl coming. In Boston the psople
discard all former party divisions and
unite IN the support of the President
Even in Baltimore the Stars and stripes
are displayed everywhere, and the Union
feeling has grown so strong that seeess-
ionists are hardly safe on the streets. In
Philadelphia mob proceeded to the office
of little secession sheet, the Palmetto
Flag, AID forced it to display the stars aud
stripes. pad then made a similar reou,.i-
lion ON all the papers in the city. The
Legislature of New York has appropriated
three millions of dollars 10 equip 80 600
volunteers, III addition to the present force
of the State, which is already immense.
The famous Seventh Regiment will now
find occupation. The Governor of Indi.
ana insuses his State good for 10000
Pennsylvania aud Rhode Island have all
re"dr made tenders, and thus the wave of
indignation Is sweeping all over the North
and IL very few days We s6ull tiad Them
Government. i''-e
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Read tho Following. It is True

PAnEE1sBrRs, April 10.
I. II. LooAS, isa, Dssr Ss:
wrote to yoa solit time sinso for a Bottle Of
BEentlinssrs PiuiA Bxraet Of saraTarilIa and Dan
dsliUn aud must sayth It has acted upon me like
4 charm. have bee9 hGiiettd fot near two yoaTs
With DysPsPHIa; tNsslhfryls Of the time I yonited
from ous to thros tIpii day. had givsu up The
idea Of ever getting and indeed my friends had
given up all hopes e ~ ever getting well again.
Addei to this, / 4 ned with the SerofaIa very
much. since last tembsr one side OF my aozx
vas one entire sore, loael Of some ssroa running
seEes. The ne q - Bottle has mReh Improved
ma NJ stomach iaItloyui and my noek has I'm.
peoyod. heyond myilt EanEuiao expeetationS.
Eel much elcourlEP 1d think by the ne, Of one or
two lyttiss nslto llbe relieved entirely. You
WI please lend me ta0 bottles by the Boat.
HOofl Feapeetfdt1, J.W. HOMER.
ne aboya medieila b prepared byR. A. BRENT
L1N4Rk 60. No. l1l Market street, Wheeline
and sold By most q te Druggists orthe city. npS
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AeeoTdieg 10 The report in The Benton
Infringement of the debates, Vol. Is, n.
sst, Henry Clay tins spoke, IN 1850, res.
Peetiug South carolipiau, nov quite no.
tOriouS.
"Ar- President: said nothing with re-
gpect 70 The character of Mr.. Rhett, for /
might a. we'll name him. But II he pro-
nounees sentiment attributsJl to him. of
Tai1tng the standard Of disanion and Of
EtsiStanee % the common government,
whatever he hASbeen, If he follows IN thai
declaration by Corresponding over acts, he
viii he Tntsor, und hope be will meet
the fate Of . Traitor. GGFeat applause in
the galleries, with dit6euliy suppressed by
the Chair.
Ne. Clay resumed.
Mr.. President: I have heard with pain
ami regret confirmation Of the remark
made. that the sentiment of disuuiou is
becoming familiar. hope it Is confined
TO South Carolina. do not regard as nv
duty what the honorable Senator seems to
regard ~ his. II Kentucky to-morrow
unfurlS the banner of resistance, never
will fight under that banner. lowe par.
amount allegiance TO the whole Union
a subordinate one to my own State"
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NE ohgaEehy At the S0uthf Our citizens
are now to decide between Loyalty and
Ereason. There e no middle ground to
aecoWn odate those who may pretend n
decent neutrality. Neutrality in such an
emergensy Is disloyalty. The Government
must De aaintained, and those that with
hotd from II their cordial support, must be
ranked amnng-its enemies.
lErOn he Phnadslpbia Ipqulrerl
The FIRST shot fired yesterday upon the
IoriresS hearing the dag Of the United
STATES, makes every man who gives that
set, the slightest CQpntenapee n traitor in
nsaEf, IL not in law. P0lliation of this
Wanton proceeding Is giving .'aid and COM
fort to the enemies of he'country,n in the
meanest, most despicable way. The pray
sfs Of the loyal people Of the Union will
be with the brave soldiers who are defend
Ing ITS honor and its rights Rgaiust such
fearful odds.
Prom the Boston Atla4,I
We need RoW energy, yigor and rapidity
IN the administration Of affairs Let us
uphold the hopor of the flag. Let us wine
out the disgrace that has been piled upou
1t. Let Us yiDdicate our rights to the
nation Draw the sword, throw aside the
scabbard. Let ore hundred thousand vol
tAStAA klC EobAtSs yet faithful DE
called for, to invade aud subjngate the
assatlants Of TIE national honor.
Prom the n. 7. worid.I
MHddeue4, miserable, misguided men (,
to gratifY their hate and avenge their fam
eied wrongs they have lie a flame which
may Consume The fair fabric that our faith
ers wrought, and put brief and blood
stained period to history that otherwise
would have been the most glorious that
tue world iiaSsyead, growing brighter and
brighter rs time rolled on. Then have
done this. Not the Government of the
United States not the party which has
won political power; but these reckless.
red-handed rebels, and bitterly shall they
repent it, Do they suppose that this
question is 70 be tried in a week, or a
year, If the Integrity of this Constitution,
the power of this Government, should
not be vindtcated before? Perhaps tbey
are so foolish; perhaps they think that
the driving of eorporal's guard of starv-
ing men out of a beleaguered fortress,
and the temporary defiance of betrayed
aud crippled Government, will end the
matter. If so, never we're men more wo-
fully deceived. They have taken the
sword, ard they shall perish by the sword.
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sECRET on REAmrV-

n AIRD.s H1ooa o. To,9rg =, ~,
t9T ,Bl3autitying and Preserving The
'Ttlp leEtteie b gafiTsf- iis5..s = Z.
I1s kind eter attempted - 4 N, nm, go E.
a9d Po!souos substances or py r,sf;sr
g I,r 70 ne ne sktn ItEiil give the completes
~ ~ So lF Fsm0yihs Al Ein1 Of Hn
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-16
ARlIS.

We are informed that the government is
PsspaFSd.Io distribuse arms 10 pOy quan,i-
y to those willing to enroll thmselves iuto
Union organizations, and take the 9th of
fidelity. Companies In Western YirEiuIa
viii be supplied direet from Harpets FSs-
y by Obtaiaing ap order from the sscrs,a-
2 Of Vas.