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certain and permanent cure for Rheumatism Neural
4 gia and salt Kheum. 1t Is an internal remedy drlY-
7p out and entirely Graduating the disease occurring
no charge III diet business, and may De taken ny
children and persons OF the most delicate constitutions
Testimonials.
Testimony Of Judge kituidae, Of erront,
LEAR lniI be- leave 10 add my testimony N favor
OF GARDENERS RHEUMATIC and NEURALGIA
COMPOUND" After suffering with rheumatism more
CT less for twenty wears. and last year with very
we're attack took bottle OF YOU Compound which
afforded decided reliet
think " the best and most e1&cious medIcne Tor Ilal
disease I over USED @M.H. AiiT8IDGE.
Fair Haven VI Dec l. 1850
GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound y
Is ''' D''- 'N-'''''''' CHAS. 4. SMITH,
No. l. Old STATE House. Boston
Ate suffering with rheumatism twenty years and
being confined to my bed several weeks last spring3
was entirely cured BY the use of bottle of " Gard
ner's Rheumatic aud Neuralgia Compouud."-NUR-
5iAN I. AYERS, IS Franktn street, Boston.
Having been constant sufferer from Neuralgia for
eigheel months. and been by circulating pam
the trial OF numerous remedies without obtaining re
Lief. was induced 10 rry tIardiDeTs Rheunauc and
and am entirely wet-D. L. B4AIEE, Dry Goods
Dealer, Mob Appleton Block, Lowell, l.asa.
have been afflicted with salt RheUm III its worst
form Tor long lime, ana suffered more fhar car be
imagined except by those similarly afflicted. tried
one bottle OF your Compound, and can honestly say
that believe myself entirely cured JOHN @ORUJ,
Pearl ut. House. Boston, Mass
Ny sen ten years Of age, has been three year great
sufferer Salt Elen.n has hands covered win sores
emo in constant l,8iu one bottle OF or compound
cured him -. w. hammond. - NIlk Street, Boston.
aaiQlncr's Rheg-aati. and teuralgie compound 3,
has entirely cured Of 1. CUr2Ela q. LHJNL'eJ-.
Proprietor te2rl St House, Boston. Aas..
One h2.i bottle o. your Cowe-uua Cuse1 me 81 q
severe auaaE of NeuEa EiI-IAN&iL IIOGHEO>
Ieari 81. uouse, Boston.
lcrrtt that my friend VIA. GIidaeu, Ia, qraseu.
ted RE with bottle Of '' HerGiEcr Rheumatic Com
N0uhQ d. '75u, Wien was suffering with a painful
attack Neuralgia and EheumatIsl and lnGtlt proved
10 be DECIDED brneHL--ALBE2i SMITH, LN-Eember
The Undersigned hereby certify thai they have used
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Leave Mont peer at 3 06 A. NJ. 10 a NJ ana pU P H.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston nj 1870 NJ. Via. Lowell,
Lawrence or Fitchburg. Leaves Springfield at 1.25 NJ
Bellows Falls at 1928 p NJ, connecting nj W ne hFt>
Junction wilt. Nothern r. Il. from Boston ana with fas
sumpsic H. H. and lioIa st. Johnsbuy and LuucioE
thriving at Burlington at zoo and st. Adams At IT,
40 p and lodge
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Train leaves Norhheid At 8.25 4. NJ
and Burlington at 1913 M for Rouses Point and Mon
trea arriving at Burlington at II40 ana at Mohtiea al
CO P. ID,
Mono ExPnEss TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls az = N
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley K H. leaving
New ork 800 and from Cheshire L. 4. conneo-
ing a. White River junction with train leaving Boston at
y. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves Whine River
Junction at il.53 p. arriving ~ Burlington at ..
si Kouses Point 40 NJ, AioHfea al 1000 NJ.
and 0gdensbulg! al4,UO p. NJ, connecting with Grand
Trunk trains for Detroit, chicago ana the West
iaepm. GUarlet to tuth the nigh eEnre5
trains uhuinE between Eouses PointaGu Boston.
Through Tickets Enicago and the Wesl for sale t.
the principal siatlon3
= MERRiLa, sap-
AlnutLi I'm .
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Leave MontpeIie - 10 M. = W p ~ ana ~ 20 FAN
EEAI TRAtY leaves ST. Alba rs at 6,25 H.. Burlington
II 100 A. M connecting at white River Junction WIN
trains for ana from Wells River, ST. Johnshury and III
Teton aud with Northern 4. Il. for Boston, Lowell, OF
ceser &c. and connecting ct Bellows Falls Win HeSh-
ire r. r. f0r Boston and with Vermont Valley H. r. Tor
Springield New Haven and New YORK, arriving III ne"
York at 10 Is P. M.
AcComoDATtoN TRAIN leaves Rousc's Point at Goo b.
for Burlington and Northhcld
NIGHT ExrREss TRAIN leaves OgdensbHrgat II 80 A. NJ,
Mont ca $3.50 p. NJ, houses Point 81 G.l0 h., arfl'
ing at Burlington at 925 p M in Boston at $40 con
Meeting At Bellows Fails with Che shire r. r for Boston
md Worcester and with Vermont valley H. I. for Spring
field and New Haven aud arriving in New YORK at -2J
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Late Aqe.tui g. : Patent Ofic.. tta-1ing,t. d.. 4.
The bcol 1887.
- ~yats, Grr-at rt,,os4ta X 5;f.-. ... t.osls..
FTEH an extensive urartIra Of trvav.. a. tW..
IA yeals CONTINUES TO- secrr. I,icu;s "a; The lt,tas r.
also IN Great Britain France and Other tu5ez.r
tries Caveats segcirca;ions Assignment. gita' ,.
ners or drawings tor Patent eyecurea t. tesra e-s
;,,d WIN GesnaIcI Ees."r,,,es made ir.o Ags ,
FOREIGN Work" fn.drlrrnirr tbe vgI+ir or at.e .i
teprs inventions ard azi,. rrndet q
MI matter. toHcbipa t,e sam goutr.f t,t .lsul.
anv Patent fprnislpd ~ ,an,it,iur ono Yola; 4a..
u,ruts -ccrdet NJ V.asI,.,rfo,
'rbe hoanr, is nor ,ri,. ,,. i.,gss- in New sns.u
mn throT, !, ,,vsntnr Sn,,a o+y.ufaoe. fin sgtgu!
,otert ~ ao.,,;.,, ia ,,,.,it.t,- f intention,
nnsurpassedbv If M; ,mre.ruys surfrorjoag
rnp he ntIa,e i t,a,,, sa,.nor me - sinug.g!s t
sjvan r,,,a ,hat ,,, - Ht"pt sIf%Sr-srirI At l
PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber: aa5 az It.ii
Iry ne wand NO NJ reason lu5r,sr-
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E6HssbERATE COURTS

Probate Courts, within and for the District of kan
doph, Tor the year ensuing, will be holden follows
day i'll each month.
At the Orange q univ Hotcl in Chelsea Gu the third
Thursday Of each month,
AT Chadwick's Hotel In West Randolph the fourth
thursday in each month
At J. L. Bowles' Hotel in Washington, on the second
thursday in February, May and August.
BY order OF Court.
J. K. CLEAYELAND, Register
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T'salmeas H. claosS. .Br.'s, ESTATE

-"IE Subscribers, having been appointed BY Tie lion
~ -rohate C0ugt iur he DlstrlciUt Washington Com
Eionet 30 receive. HAmIHt ant adjust ali claims AMI
'.uHG+ of all persons against the Estate Of Fhineas
sogg H., PaInheld, in said district, deceased
r- ut. aud theteTm o. six month from tire
4 iag Of April 1862 neNg allowed by said Cour tothe
r'-dtorsoi sId deceased 10 eXbb tand prove tHeitr
~prrlge claims beIoIa us-give notice that we VIII
iut,a 70 lbe duties eli our appointment az tile public
hlast Of y. W, Keith in PlanfGlc. il said dI,-
the 3l,t day Of May and the 18Th of October
ten sic.0CN IN tie forenoon. of said day
MARK n. PAGE. gi,
SOLOMON WELLS, ~0''
B. nufelG. Auril 22d. A. D. 1867 33Ifv3
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S8enIagsalEg (f'hgPBGE''a Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, A. q Probate Court, holden
&A>DoLPH DISTRICT, SIS at Chelsea, Within and for
.alt District. on the 25h day Of April, 4. D. 1862
y ot Benjamin ThurbeI. IAle Of Washnglon in
said district deceased presents his adminstratonaccou
for settlement.
Wuereupont orde, red that the same he referred tothe
18Th day May 4. D. 1862, 1T the Probate Office,
cA el,ta, for examination and allowance and that all
concerned be notified hereof, by the publication Of this
order in the Mountain Freeman, printed Mont
ne er three successfully may be that
hey may appear and, 2aiG time and place if they
u L5e, object thereto. BY the Court.
s3Iv3 PERIEI c. JONES. Judge.
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THE Horace Waters EFfasn0a.

MEL0DEONS, ALEXANDRA ORGANS ami 7. Gil
BERT h co.'s celebrated -EOLIAN PiANOs are the
finest instruments for lariors and Churches use.
y large assortment be thu new Warerooms,
45I BROADWAY. between Grand and Broom Sts.,
which viii be SOLD at extremely low prices PIANOS and
MLLODEON0 from suuGry makala, new and second
aand, to et and allowed purchased as per agree
mfnt. Monthly payments received for the same. Also,
second-hau! Pianos and Melodeous at great bargains
prices from $25 10 300 SAea Music Music Books, and
II kinds Of g usc Merchandise a. W ar prices
IlOR ace WATERS, Agent
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sabbagEa %cho3g BELL, no :

5000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIEsw TWELVE
Months Of its publication. Its au entire New Work Of
nearly 200 pages. Many Os the Tunes and Hymns were
written expressly for ms Volume, II will be as
popular as its predecessor (ell No. y which has up
TO the enormous number Of $4,000 copies III 36 months
outstrpping any Sunday School book of its issued
III this countri Also, both volumes bound in
accommodate schools wishing them that form Prices
OF Bell No = paper covers 10 cents, 80 per 100 Bound
% cents, SIS per 100 Cloth bound embossed gilt, 80
cents, So per 100 Bell No. paper covers Il cents
$40 per 100 Bound, % cents, SlB 100. Cloth bound
embossed gilt, p cents, $50 per 100 Bells Nos l and 2
bound together 40 cents S3Jpr 100 comics furnished
at the loo price Cloth bound embossed gilt cents $40
per 100. Mail postage free AT the retail ,rice.
HORACE WATERS. Publisher
No. 4Sl Broadway, New York.
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&gsEaa EgsssgcaaPaa2s; ESTATE.

STATE Of VEEMONT, / IN Frohate Couri, mold en- at
EAypoLpH DIsrRIcr -. | Brcokfeld, wi bin and for
s'ud district, the PAT diiy of April, A. d. 1850.
JONAH LOOMS, administration the estate OF Anna
y Blanchard. Of BrOeked said district deceased,
presents his administration account Tor settlement
hnrrupOn. ordered that the be referred
pa Of May next, the West Randolph Hotel in Ran
aoiYu, in said strCt, for examination and allowance
that concerned be notified hereof by pubNca
nu of TINS order Green Mountain Freeman, printed
IoutueItf. three weeks successfully ii
- thevmay a2neaEand at said tIme'aad place. and if
tnr cause object thereto. Ky or Ter OF Cont,
,33lfW3 Attest, j. il. ClEAN ELAAD. Register.
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M A N Il @ Cd;
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED !

Just Publ'Shcd, IN sealed Enueiopc Price Sta Cents.
Lecture the Nature, Treatment. and Radical Cure
Of SpernatorrhGa, seminal Weakness, involuntary
Emissions, Sexual Debility, and mpedimcn hiarrag,
generally Nervousness Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical incapacity resulting from Self
Abuse &c.-BT EoBT j. CULvERwELL, u. d.. Author Of
the Green BoUd
Tie worldrenowned author, in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience thar TIM awful
onscquences Of Self-abuse may be ehcctuay removed
cWhout medicine, AID without dangerous surgical operas
lions, boueles, instruments, rings idGla pointing
odt mode Of cure al certain and efecual by which
every sufferer, matter what his condition may be- MAY
cure himself cheapv, privately, and radically. This Tee
tufe Will prove boon to thousands and thousands
sent under seal, in plain envelope, any address
on me receipt Of SIX cents, postage stamps Ivy
dressing DIR. CHA0. j. c. KLINE,
l27 Bowery. New Yerk. Post once BOX. 5sd.
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"a < Ia "a lG E.5 81 Z, Il
EHl@ Snuff thoroughly proved itself to be the best
j. &rlce ever known Tor curing the UATABRH, Con- N
THE HEAD, and the HEADACH&. 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many Of SORE EYES. DEAF
EEsS has been removed BY it, and HEARING has often
been greatly improved by its II purge out ali
structlons strengthens the Glands ana gives healthy
action to the parts affected. 1t is recommended by many
Of the best physicians used with great success and
satista elton everywhere,
MoIe than twenty five years experience has proved
its great values and this itstauds III CHER than
ever before.
large number Of the most espectable Druggists in
Boston and New Yor, ifcate signed by them il
1854 say
. The undersigned, having or many years been &c
quainted with DIR. MARSHALL. CATARRu AND HEADACHE
SNUFF, and sold it in wi sale trade cheerfully
state, that believe tn be eu in every respect to the
recommendation given Of It ion he Of Catarrhal
Affections, and that is decidedly best article we have
ever known for all the sease5 Of the head"
he nre OF Cou- &erfeits!
4 lac smile o. the sgnatcre of the - lrietor
CHARLES BOWEN, sr eyer bottle 5oj Ivy DRUG
Sis everywhere. 4"t+ DlG7 W
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS Montpelier, within and tol
Sd Disrrcg, on the 18TH day Of April, a. D. 1862.
J 0EACESTEELE, guardian Of Ellen L. Steele, minor
residing in Mortified, in said District, makes applica
u Court for license 10 sell the real estate belong
aid mn"r, as heir Ga LyGaC steele late OF North
d. deceased. about one-eghlh OF Of land
!, thereof, and about three acres OF
land about eighty reds tHeetrOn, situate III West Brook
E. County and state aforesaid repi esentng
, sale thereof for the purpose of putting the pro-
suCh sale al INTEREST," or investing the sane IN
stocks real would he heneiCla 10 said ward,
yherelron ii Is ordered by SAID Court, said appli
rs.iaa eerred session thereof To be held at the
1abate Office said Montpelier, the 18Th day Of May,
A. D. lSi2 hearing and decision thereon ana 1t Is
rher ordered that al persons Interested be otlned here
Nv publication OF notice this application aad ordez
rIpon. three weeks successfully in TIE Green Mountain
lf4eaaa prated at hontpeer said time Of hear
1874 That ney appelr at said Tune and place. and il they
-... rauSt, object theretu.
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GREAT EXwEESNAL REMEDY.

So s%~ ~ ~ p IA d. ~ - ~ q
TILE
GREAT EXTERNAL. REMEDY.
For RHEuMATISM, GOUT NEURALGIA, LJbi-
BAGU. aTIFF MECH And JOINTS. s"pAiNs
N2UisLs CUTS AAD WOUND PILES.
HEADACHE M aLL RHEUMATIC
IND NERVOUS DISJEDER5
For al Of which is speedy and certain remedy ard
never tl Ibis llnimeh Is prepared from tAe recipe
O ~ atephe. sweet q CONNECTICUT I'll lamaua Done
twenty years u.tH the most astonishing success,
As ~ ALLEEIATuE or TAIN, p il uHrWalel by any
preoTauo2 before me pu liz. OF which THE most ske-
oeai mar be c9urI ced by single trial
Ii.r l-!nen! WILL cure apIGy ana radically ,E!:auv
IaaGio disorders On ever, Aiua,aua r thGusarc- aj
eases where Is has used It 1as been kncwn to
tail.
Ioa NEURALGIA. ID will afford immediate raIiafi
every ease, however distressing
ltwlil relieve te worst cases ortseadnche in three
minutes ana warrant TO 90 lt.
LoorAAChE aiso VIII ]. cure instantly.
F0r Nervous Debility anC general Lnssi-
Jtso" arlsing from imprucenee or excess, this Lumeu
4 most happy ana UnailBe rencGy, Acting directly
upoh w 1lN Cos '!'safS, 10 strengthen and reylY!He
the 81 eena, and restores u 20 elasticity ana yigor
. OF fILLS-. as an external remedy, clai u that
itl' me bkSl krowr, and we Challenge the world 10
produce an equal Every victim distressing con-
plant should give II trial. Ter will not not tail 10
afford immediate reis2 and II majority OF cases will
effect RADICAL cure.
QUlNSY ANo SORE THROAT are sometimes e>.
tTemely naiIgr"rt ana dangerous bu; timely applica
ton u tins LlDiment will never iaIi 10 cure.
SPNAlNS are sometimes very obstinate. ana enlarge
neni OF the joints is liable 10 il neglected The
os' case MAJ be conquered by this Imminent il twoor
three days.
BRUISES, GUS, WOUNDS, SORES. ULCERS
BURNS AN d SCALDS yield readily TO the wonderful
healing properties q Dir. SWEETS !NFALLiRLE
LlhIMEN!, when used according to direction. Also
Cull.hI.AlNS, FROSTED FEET AND INSECT
BITS AND STINGS.
Every Horse Owner
should have this remedy at hang for its timely use IF
me hrst appearance OF Lameness Will etiectuav prevent
those formidable diseases, which all horses are liable
and which render so many otherwise valuable horses
nearly tlIess.
over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the won
ueriu curative properties OF this Lnment have been
received within tie last two wears and many OF them
rom persons in the hl hest ranks of life
GA UTI n.
10 avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like.
ness OF Dr. Stephen Sweet every label and nj 40
stephen weets Inialliblc LinIment" blown in the
glass OF each bottle, without winch uoae are genuine
utc!IarisOI 8, Co.
sole r 0"ctofs, Norwich, CT
For sale by FRED T. sNITh ,ioutpeiier. G.oera,
ger. ior Vermont anu tN All Ceaers Apr-vI
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Chelsea, December q, 1861.
e. rosssesgf~ d sssssega

STATE OF VERMONT, T)KOBATE COURTS within
AaaINaTox DISTRICT SIS and for the District afore
alG IL be holden the Probate Once Montpelier, in
iii Dr;rict on Tuesday each week. during the year
:ns-Ge. Persons having business with said Court
Guessed to attend 0 the said court days.
7. 4. MERRILL, Judge.
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.IVcr1Ce

'CE,~ certify that have this day rivea nv son
.uhu +. Sterling, his time during the remainder Of
his minority and shall claim of his earnings norpay
any debts Of his contracting, after this date.
u. u. WELLS, Witness. DUDLEY STERLING,
son. h Barre, March 10. IS 1880
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GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.

4 certain and permanent for Rheumatism Neural
4 ga and Salt Rheum 1t Is an internal remedy, GrlY-
in out ana entirely Graduating the disease, occurring
no charge III diet business, and na' De taken ny
children and persons OF the most delicate constitutions
with nerteCt satetr.
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VcraM GessfE'ss I q SNFff
VAN Railroads.
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WINTER ARRANGEMEN

Commencing Wednesday,, January SIT, L
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05
TIE WOUNDED FROM RECENT BATTLES.

To the Editor Of the Wig:
That there s great deal Of uudeserved fault6nding
bestowed upon all Governments, and especially UPON
ours no one can deny but must be satisfied that the
most ardent advocate would fad il difficult 10 defend
excuse or in the slightest degree, e1tenuae the grofs
epect which has been Rhown to our wounded soldiers
BY these who ought to have made preparations for their
reception. Instead of having ample room really for
them, we saw, on THURSDAY, being moved into the
building at the corner Of Main and Ninth Streets while
/, VI berg fitted up for their reception, and his, too,
sr the house had been taken possession OF more than
a month before. Aud every who passed along Main
street on Thursday shocked at the sight Of wagons
and ambuarces loaded with the mangsd bodies Of the
uoblest soGery that any country have ever seen, and
the drivers going from hospital TO smother looking
for place to dssposit them. Il one instance We we're
informed BY the owner Of wagon, that he hsd taken
his load ON the depot at four O'clock and after having
h.ued them from Morris factory 10 Rockets to Church
Hill along Man street and through Broad, trying 10 dad
hospital to deposit them TO- he had heD at and
a-hAlf P N three men who had not had mcuthiul TO
drink during all this time os.Dg rough streets,
and he was still hunting for place to leave them.
Car there be any excuse for this Our meoh have
been, 10 many instances, rudsy turned out Of their
stores to make hospital accommodations Oar citzers
have given up their houses. The Easements Of our
Ohurch, have been generously given for the same pur
poses but the large, well ventilated and comfortable
quarters Of he sporting fraternity who have realized
fortunes out Of our soldiers or at least out Of the Off.
GERS both civil and military are not mtssted General
Wndsr has been informed Of tie necessity for more
ROOM and he has had the gambling houses suggested
70 him. but as YET, are allowed to laDgush with
in the bare walls OF tobacco factories and stores and be
oed all over the city 10 wagons withOu; any covering
10 protect them from rain sun, and these spacious
halls are TO be reserved for the practices Of vice. and 70
secue for their patrons the hospitality they 20 gene
rously extend TO them shor. time before the prOcI
nation Of martial law onslaught was made upon the
r,mblerp, aud the Confederate Government got the
credit for its being made at m suggestion land We fOndy
hoped that when the G9vernment took possession o.
our city, the good work well begun would have been
kept up but Instead OF that the gamblers have 'urst
ed in fall boom aud being the only yioators Of the laws
of the State who arc su red to continue with impuniy
they stand an appropriate monument Of the character
of those who protect them in return for avors extended
Il there no remedy for this state Of ahlirs'
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batting for the conservation Of what ~as won and es
tabshed BY The rtvou ion of '16fur the Inheritance
Of seR government delivered to us by fsthers-or
lie ines,lmsble boon CT berry received from their
hands. We withdraw ourselves from Union that is
hateful and Government that IS oppressive, but We
revdiu,icniS, noshi As late writer has said, the
acts aeeoEpishh secession and creating new Oor'
federAcy hid no more iIAlenee the status Of the
citizens than the Wihdr,Wal Of France and Sardinia
from European al ance and the formation Of separate
compact WCaii produce upon thsiT subjects. 10 both
instances the so referred to might bS accomplished
Without any knowledge on the pt of the inhabitants
30 far as Il would kfct their relations to their respee
Governmental
l. Is the ulseoeding States that engaged in revo
luton. Il is the Government that processes to be en-
gagged in putting down revolution that is itself under
going fundsmentA change. Freedom of the press tree
dom of person freedom Of speech and opinion prote.
ton to propsfy sAnoty Of character every imminent
and GUARANTEES Of personal liberty and right are there
melting away or rudely upurnee and what was design
ed to be Free Republic is drifting every day further
out into the stormy sea Of Military DsspOsm. What
was designed to be association Of equal States each
mAiI tanning lie sovereignty, is fast becoming solid and
compsced Empire in which the States are assigned the
position Of counties and townships in which it is deem
cd competent for the central authority at Washington
20 sbrOgass laws, Legislatures, dePose and sp
,opt Governors and perform all the functions and ex-
ercise al the prsrcgatiVes of an Autocrat.
Here Is RnolatioD, sweeping and tremsndous-R'vo'
laou striking away the very ground under the feet Of
the people, changing form, substance spirit everything
We stand by the government and principles OF our ia
,,ers. Our enemies have subverted the one and
srAnsed tie other When war ends with US all will
oe peaos-Wi,h them trouble will then jus. begin.