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The Confessions and Experience Of an
lNyAIIDs

Published for tho benefit, and as warning aud
A CAUTION To YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature De-
cav or manhood. etc, supplying at the same time
tAs Meas Of ser Cure. by one who has enred
himself afier being put To great expense and luu-
nv through medical humbus and qIaekery.
By enclosing postpaid addressed enNelopeysin-
gle copies may be had OF tho author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,.
Iyr22 bedford. Kings County, n. Y.
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TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS.

~ Fares are fire cenfs h. when tickets arc
purchased Mt the Office, than when paid In tho cars
JOHN RUSSELL, Jr,
SUPERisTISDENr.
Portland April ist 1861 i6istf
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HOSIERY, GLOVES & FANCY GOODS,

HOSIERY, GLOVES & FANCY GOODS,
Below is list Of Goods and Prices,
Best White Spool Cotton cents.
Spool Silk 2cents.
Ladies' Cotton and Wool Hose % cts.
Linen Handkerchiefs 10 and IL cts.
Woolen Yarn cheap.
Fleeced Cotton Hose.
Worsted Dress Braid cts apiece.
Magic Ru1llrg
Dress Trimmings.
Dress Buttons.
Rich French Head Dresses 90 cts.
Bead Head Nets 80 OTIS.
Velvet and Taffeta Ribbons.
Sewing Birds.
is different kinds Toilet Soap.
Toilet Soap 3 cts q cake.
Castillo and Emollient Soaps.
Hair Oil 10 cts bottle.
Spalding's Rosemary ~ cts bottle,
Ladies' Purses and Chain Days.
Portfolios. Doininoes.
National Union Playing Cards. ....
Common Playing Cards,
Childrcn's Carriages
Drums-Tops-Dolls.
d Buff Envelopes @ cts.
Letter Paper 81 sheets for 8 cts,
Elastic Cords and Bnids
Lead Pencils. Emery Stands.
Pink Saucers.
Lily White.
Perfnmcry, largo stock.
Colosu very cheap.
Childrcu's Round Combs.
Dressing Combs.
Rubber ball Top Back Combs.
Ball Top Side Combs.
Toys OF all kinds.
Tea Bells. Perflmcry Bags,
Pen and Pocket Knives.
Raxors and Strops.
Jaqucs' Celebrated Extracts.
Needles Of all kinds.
Pins Scissors Work Baskets.
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S-T-ls6O-X.
DRAKE,s PLANTATION BITTERs


DRAKE,s PLANTATION BITTERs.
They purify, strengthen aud invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and
dict.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and cnliyen the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fe-
vers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhca. Cholera and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache
They are the best bit,crs in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer.
They are made Of pure st. Croix Rum, the
celebrated Calisaya Bark. roots and herbs, and
arc taken with the pleasure of a beverage, with
out regard to age or time Of day. Particular
Is recommended to delicate persons requiring
a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Groeers. Drug
gists, Hotels and Saloons. p. II. Drake & Co.,
:o2 Broadway, New York. 3ieow6m
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UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.


r NATHANIEL J. MILLER, Collector for the
| {, First District In the State or Maine, hereby
give notice to all persons concerned, that have
received Tor collection the Second Annual Collec-
ton List. made and committed To me by the Asses
sor thereof IN accordance with the Act OF Congress
entitled, IAN Act "a provide internal revenue TO
support the Government, and TO pay interest on
the public debit approved July ], 1862 and tho
amendments thereto approved March }, 1868 that
the several duties taxes ION income, carriages and
PLATED and licenses assessed, enumerated and con-
tained in said Second Annual Collection List have
become due and payable that will, In person or
Aforesaid duties, la /and licenses, assessed and
payable within tho Xbunty OF Cumberland In said
district, at my onlc No % Exchange street. Port
land, from the sec pa Day OF Me NO, isoS' 10
elusive that will mike manner, attend 10 col
lectnS and receiving duties, taxes and licenses rs
Aforesaid, assessed and payable within the County
of York IN said District at tho following designa-
tod times and places to wit, at the
Biddcford Hss-c, in Diddeford on MONDAY,
Nov. 10th, Mt tho
on TT ESDAY. Nov, I7th, at the
berry Hotel, In Alfred, on WEDNESDAY,
Nov 18th, and ut
Fcich'- Hotel, in Limerick, on THURSDAY,
And further give notice that all persons who
shall neglect to pay the duties. taxes and licenses
assessed upon them as aforesaid to said Collector
or his deputy within the times above specified, will
be liable under the provisions OF Section 10 OF the
Act OF Congress aforesaid. 20 pay ten per centum
additional upon the amount thereof"
II Is hoped that all persons having such taxes.
duties or licenses 10 pay will attend TO their pay
nlcnt within the tmo prescribed, as am instruct
ed 20 enforce the law In all cases OF delinquency.
Persons In the County OF York DESTROYS or so do
ing, can pay their taxes at my Office, No. - Ex-
change street, Portland, prior to November 18th,
1905 at which time the taS lists will DO removed to
'"' 0''"'' y NATHANIEL ]. MILLER,
Collector or the First Collection District
In the State OF Maine
Portland, October Is, 1863. n
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'ra''o Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.

AT a Court of Probate holden at Alfred, with.
in and for the county Of York, on the FIRST
Tuesday Of October, In tho year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty. three, by tho Hon. Z.
F. Bourne, Judge OF said Court,
TLIZA PHILBISICK, widow OF oliver Philbrick,
" late OF Kittery, In said county, deceased, hay.
Ing presented her petition for the allowance OF q
pew In the Second Christian Church In said Kite
ry OF which said oliver Philbrick died possessed
Ordered. That tho said petitioner give notice to
der 10 be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Union 4 Journal printed at Biddeford In said Coun.
ty, that they may appear ut q Probate Court to be
hold ut North Berwick. In said County, on the irst
Tuesday In November next, mt ton OF the clock In
the forenoon. and show cause, III any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
true copy.
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A PYRAMID OF FACTS
CONCERNING
CBISTlDORUS HAIR DYE!
Its
pure,
poisonless,
instantaneous,
imparts perfect black.
or magnificent brown. in the
space of ten minutes; Is odorless, does
not stain the skin. and has never been known
To fail!
Manufactured by J. CRlSTADoR0, No. G AstOr
House, Now York. Sold every where, and applied
by all Hair Dresscrs.
Price 81, 81 80 and 9, per box, according 10 sire,
No. IL,
CrisiadOrs's Hair Prtseryaiive,
Is invaluable with his Dye. as II imparts the ut.
most sotucsS, the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the lair Price 30 cents 81. and 81 per
bottle. according 10 size. div
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To the Honorable Justices of the Supreme judicial
Court TO DO holden ut Alfred, within anu Tor the
County OF York, ON tho fourth Tuesday oil May,
1868,
SARAH BORDsIAN, of Lebanon, In said County,
y represents and gives this Hon. Court to under
stand and be Informed. that she was lawfully mar.
ried to Robert Dordman, OF South Berwick, IN sau
County, on the 9th day OF December, A. ID. 1913,
by the REV. VIM Atkinson, an Episc0palian minis
ter. That her maiden name, before her intcrmar-
riase with said Robert D0rdman, was Sarah Iay-
nand that after her said marriage with SAID Hob
crt she and no lived together and cohablted asman
and wife in the town Of oxford, AMI County OF Ok
ford, in the State or Maine, about two years, NOV
ing from said Oxford TO South Berwick aforesaid
where they resided as man and vile, cohaoiting TO-
yether fourteen months that since her said inter
MARRIAGE with said Robert Bordman, she hath In
all things faithfully observed and kept her mar
riago vow and covenant, ut all times oehayinS her.
self rs dutlful, chasto and ailectionato WIFE, but
the said Robert Boriman forgetiulo OF ms saia mar
riage covenant aud vow, on the irst day OF May, A.
d. 1851 at Lawrence, In the County OF Essex and
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,, committed the
crime OF adultery, continuing TO oohabit, aud bed,
lodge and live, as man ana we, TWO weeks, WIN
one Eliza Carpenter and hath since gone TO the
city OF New York. In the State OF New York, where
said Robert Bordman still lives In adultery with
her the said Eliza Carpenter, cohabiting with her
the said Eliza Carpenter, as his WIG that IN tue
summer of 1861 the said Robert Borman and Ellxa
Carpenter lived together rs man and wife three
weeks In Lawrence aforesaid, In state OF adul-
terry,
Wherefore your libellant believing IL reasonable,
right and just, to DO separated from said Robert
Bordman. prays this Honorable Court aforesaid to
dissolve the bonds of matrimony, and decree a di-
vorcc thereffom, between her the said Sarah Dord.
man aud him the said Robert Bordnan.
Dated at said Alfred, this 9th day of May. 1863
(IRS.} SARAH X B0RDNIAN.
)5Dcts.l mark.
t~cCD witncss-Dsrsyr coRsoS.
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"LIvlNcMAx FIcuREs.''

Arrangements have accordingly been made
with n large party Of ladies and gentlemen con-
nected with the religious societies in Dover, N.
H.. who have had experience in giving similar
exhibitions in that city and elsewhere, and they
will be here on the above named evening. IL is
proper To add, that the entertainment they give
Is understood TO be entirely different from what
Is known as "TABLEAuN," being In fact one of
the most amusing and instructive novelties Of
the day.
v Good Instrumental and Vocal MUSIC
may be expected.
Although the popular name "Tsa Party"
has been adopted, there will be no refreshments
furnished free, an arrangement which 1t Is
hoped will prove satisfactory, when the expen-
SEES connected with giving such an entertain
ment are taken into consideration. Refresh
ments will, however, be for sale in the hall, or
in the ante-rooms.
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STATE OF MAINE.
RE, IS. .

York, IS.
AT the Supreme judicial Court, begun and held Mt
Alfred, within and for said County OF YORK, on
the third Tuesday OF September in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
three; a..
JTPON the foregoing Libel, Ordered, that the Ll-
II belsnt give notice 10 tho said Robert Bordman
to appear before tho Justices Of our said Supreme
judicial Court, 10 be held ut Saco within and for
said County OF York, ON the first Tuesday OF Jan
uary next by publishing an attested copy of said
libel aud this order thereon three weeks successive.
ly Ia the Union and Journal, newspaper printed
at Biddcford In said County OF York. the last pub
LEGATION thereof TO DO thirty DAYS at least before
the sitting Of said Court, that hc may then and
there In our said Court show cause. II any he have
why the prayer OF said libel should not bc
Attest, q. II. LORD, Clerk.
true copy of the Libel and order Of Court
thereon.
Jwi9 Attest, ca, LORD, Clerk.
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A'ra' '0 Attest, George II. Knowl.on. Rogls.or.

At q Court OF Probate holden ut Alfred, within
and for the county ofYork, on the first Tuesday OF
October, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dlred and sixty.three, by tho Hon. K. K. Bourne.
Judge of said Courts
A LPHEUS ROGERS, Administrator OF tho estate
n of David w. Libbcy. deceased, who was Guar
dian OF James w. Libbey and George Il. Llbbey
minors and children OF David W. Libbey. late OF
Lebanon. In said county, having stated and pro-
scnted said David W. Libbey's account OF guardian.
shin of his said wards for allowances
ordered, That tho said Accountant give notice to
all persons interested. by causing copy Ct this or.
der to DO published three weeks successfully In the
County, that they may appear Mt Probate Court to
be held mt North berwick In said county on the rst
Tuesday In November next, Mt ten OF tho clock In
tho forenoon, and shew cause, III any they have,
why the same should not DO allowed.
Attest, George ii. knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
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At n Court Of Probate holden at Alfred with.
In and for thecounty Of York, on the FIRST Tuesday
In October, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.three. by the Honorable Il. Il.
bourne, Judge Of said Court;
FREEMAN MCKINNEY, named Executor In o
IL certain instrument purporting to bo tho last
will and testament OF William Warehouse, late OF
Limington, In said county, deceased, having pro.
sented tho Same for pr0Datoi
Ordered. That the said Executor give notice
TO all persons Interested, by causing copy OF this
order to be published three weeks successfully
In tho Union and Journal. printed Mt Blddeiord,
In said county, that they may appear ut o Probate
Court TO be holden ut North Berwick in said county,
on the first Tuesday in November next ut ten Of the
clock in the forenoon and shcw cause, II any they
have why the said instrument should not be Proved
approved aud allowed as tho last will and tcsta-
mcnt OF the said deceased.
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
Atruo copy. ,.,..
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

THE subscriber. having purchased tho stock OF
Il goods formerly owned by WA. y. DYER, will
continue the business ut tho old stand In the
CITY BUILDING,
where no will keep constantly on hand choice So
lection of Drugs, Medicines and Fancy Articles
Having made large addition OF new goods 10 the
old stock, he takes pleasure In soliciting the pat.
ronage or the former customers Of this store, and
the public generally. AUGUSTUS LIBBY.
BiddefOrd, Sept. ), 1868. str
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The proceeds to be Appropriated in furnishing
their new ChurSh fow being erected.
" In order to md the occasion rs inter-
esting as possible. il 8 proposed to introduce
the new feature non $50 popular at all similar
shire, entitled
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
II Has Come 10 Pass,

In the debates in the New York
Convention called in 17SS to pa,s
upon the Fodeal Constitution, Alex
andcr Hamilton, the most ultra Con-
stltu,ionallst III the Federal Oonven.
tlon, used the following language:
IL insist that il never can be the
interest or desire q the National
Legislature to des'rYy the "ass Gov.
ernmenL 1t can derive no a4vau ayo
from such au event: bar. on tho con
tmy, WVn.! lose ap indispensable
anpQor', n"cesaary all in precr,i0g
ibo l"ws aod conveying the lullucncu
Of government to the doors ul the
people The U0ipo ja dependent ON
'ha wIlLot tho state Governments tor
Us Chief Magistrate auj flr lia senate.
Ins blow nl,uei at ihe.Ucmbers must
give fatal wound 10 tao heal and
lho d,sIuctidu 0t th, States must be
al once tt political suicidg Can the
National Government be guilty Of this
ma,nySs Nbat Indictments, what
tenn tatiors eau they naVG viii they
aitsch new honGiS to their station ;
will they Increase tie \ N,tionli sirens
9TH will. they they multiply the
National resources; wall they make
themselves more respectable in the
a.I. Il 4 IL. sd.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
The Voice OF the Soldiers.

The Adams Co. Democratic Union
publishes a letter recently received
from a friend, who is private in the
Eishty-ninth Ohio Regiment: 80
"CANP UNIvEnslrY, Tenn, Aug. l3, 'ss.
"KND FRIEND: Your letter came
70 hand Il few days ago, and was
truly glad TO hear from you, for it does
me good to hear from Democrat, for
| think they are the only friends a
soldier has. The 6lsck-hcarted Abo.
litionists have stopped our Democratic
papers from coming tous in this army,
and do not consider them the friends
Of the soldiers. They have treated
the Democrats mean in every respect,
ever since they got them to volunteer !;
but in spite of all their meanncss. we
intend to go on and fight for the
Union. | have not seen a Democratic
paper for the last month, unless it was
a piece Of one that my wife would
send to me occasionally in letter.
We get plenty Of papers ot the b2ack
kind, but l can not read them With
much interest, for they are flied with
all kinds OF ISLANDERS on VaIIandig.
ham aud Che Democracy. The Abo.
lition paper, are keeping the rebels in
good spirits. They make them be-
.licve that there will be split in the
North, and then they Will gain their
Independence. The rebels IRE badl,
whipped, and wou!d give upit it were
not ior the Abolilionists making them
believe there is division in the North.
But enough Of this. Yours, -"
Another soldiers letter published
in the same paper, says: - as b, go
- s' a "0ver oRa'le,R er oT-I
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
How Democratic Soldiers in ghC
Field are UNcgs

10 the Editor OF ihe tn41Trr:
am authotizsl SO s.9, yar so9t
account Of the vav .a' z
tine army are allowed a.r ..
timent,,nents, and iui l ' i
give you an in nc, .h 81.
ed every few io,. ,' r :. .
man in the armrha- th- a..,o to say
he is going Tor Va,'anIigh.m, ho i;
"buckel and gagged " or, vii
name the parties to one of these in,
stances
Samuel Doherty, of Company |
Sixteenth 0. V. l., how at Port Uud
son, Mississippi, is a Democrat, and
was telIig sQmo ofhiS comrades thai
he intended to vote Tor ValIandigham
for Governor, wheD his Captain, fol
no other offense than this, had him
arrested and hucked and gagged
Mr.. Doherty is a sober, quiet soldier
a!w0ys,realy to do his duIy, and has
fought LrAveIy in every battle his
company has been engaged in. Sho'd
this fail under the eye OF General
Grant, We are sure he will have this
abuse corrected. General Grant al.
lows no such abuse Of power
DEMOCRAT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
sc. l.. VALIANDIeHAM. u
SEERlFF"S SALE.
.Nattlf Ohio. Tinton Gnnntn.

SatiJ ohio, Tiaton County
John Carr EY'r sc Pl:Rl In Cont Of
against Common Pleas
Alice Qnnn Adm'x &c. Def. Order OF sale.
DURSUhNT to the command of an order Of
l sale IN the Pbove cause to me directed frou,
the Court Of Common Peas, Of tho uforcsuir
County Of ' intyu ! Twill offer at public snle. nj
tho door Of the Court House. in the ToNn Of
Macarthur, IN aforesaid County of Vinton, on
Saturday SEPTEMBER Ike l2h A.D. 1863
At tho hour OF ten vclnrk A. 81. of said duy. n G
following rtJl ,std.g tO-vit: The southwest
quarter aud rur, n0 nor'a-c'st quarter OF See.
'ion number twenty seven, lzT, j ju Ton,ur
number eight s,)otHanL. NUMB = e.;gr.
.(lj.) Of th5 Ohio Company, r5rI.-n ...rn'.
ing two hundred ard So, ,utv aorcs'rorc -r I....
/ Taken Us the property of Alice Quluu .
ministratriX sc. Vf Patrick QH.r- dc,1..,'. G..
satisfy judgment of prr-fso 4 '1rr, iu ioyrr ..
John Carr Executor ofSi.uon Duion deceased
Appraised us follow, 81. - . t.p ,,uysand
one hundred and sixty dhag-., ,&4iGa.i aru
must bring two-'hird- oftl4l smu.
TERMS OF SALE, cash IN hand.
EFF BfNGuAM ARCH. NORRIS.
Atty, for PIN. shift. Z. Co. u.
aug 18th 1853 5w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
Nallandigban Did aud " i'll Vote for
Soldiers,

DEAR SIR: In reply to yonrs Of
yesterday ! have to say | supported
all the measures in the last Congress
looking to the giving Of invalid pen
sicns to all the soldiers wounded or
incurring disability in the military
service. Upon a question like that
no just human man could hesitate iol
a mpment. Every soldier who has
performed service is entitled to The
pay and bounty promised by Jaw, and
all disabled in any way during service
are entitled to pensions 4; and have
never, directly by vote, or indirectly
by refusing to vote, withheld either,
where the service had been rendered
or the disability incurred nor would
| do 50.
ttgN "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03

eat'tor5 WI ta GniAlel W" g
tr Jeps~ p, ~ 10 VOC p y.r.
Ini5 s'ry.ea O0-.u.it ta EH.--p'j.
led men b,.v.sn .r, age ~ -ghto en-
and lor! ,-fvy ,eGa.
It IS hoped t'H,, Ibis Aerdi bounty
will iuduce you TO Gg'.ir gailantly
tender y"nr services IL nur cuUGtrv.
nov so much IN reed them Z,
to tho Conn udug ofht,
iof either Camp Dennison, Camp
Chase, Or Camp Cleveland, provision
will be made for your transportation
to said Camp and muster into try.
ice. DAVID TOD, Governor.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
HA MDEN ' IN IUN
.,..l. COUNTY o. ON.
Tuesday Septem-
Der Sth 1868.

On the questions now before people
'ofOhio, and upon which we must act
at the next Election Let MS have a
large mceting of the peOpio, to hear
those champions Of equal and
ligh 8 and equal previligs.-
Remember that the Democracy are
coGtending for the rights OF every man
WITHOUT regard to party, that our oh
ject is to protect every citizen in his
rights. We hope the Ladies will
bring along full baskets of provisions,
a3 it will be impossible togtt accomo
Gations for all. Judge Thurman.
aud Stamh0ugh. are among the first
orators OF Oaio, and will have nE'
crowd. Every body turn out, hosr
both sides, AMI bring your wives, So
tiers, daughters and aons aloug,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
KcCp u Before Ilse People.
Thnt VAii;Indiglan was aHd ~
for Hcn ml Honey 90 support
tlc Army.

Why it is that men calling themsclvcs respcc-
tahlo, are all tho time bawling out that VaAan-
dghhn voted against men and.money " sus-
ttin the Government Il it ignorance, or are
they lying tor iiere party purposes:
"IlE NEVER VOTED AGAINST GIVING MEN ASD
hoNLY 10 THE ADMINISTRATIONS FOH the PURPOSE
az CAWRyING on rIlk WARM Acc'RDANCE VITA
THE CoNsrIrUTIoS. llU expresses hs position
on this question in speech made in tho House
of Congress Oh the 10 h ofJuly, 1881. We make
an extract which will be found on the ninty-srv
.enJh aud ninly- eighth pages If tina CngIeSiop-
Ut Cube, lst session 37th Congress. lie said
';For my own part, sir, willie would not in
the beginning have given dollar ora mau to
CoD,pGlce tins war, az, willing now that we
are in the midst oft without any act OF uurS--
will give just rs many men and just as mnoh
money IA may bI Necessary to defend aud pro.
tect Tho FuderaI Government. IN WOULD BE-
NTH TREASON AHD MADNESS SOW To pISNgN TBE
GOvERNIENT, is TIM rREsEScE OF AN ENEAY F
TWO nUHDGiD 1uoUsAND MEN ~ the FIELD
AGAISET n. 1tiS against the aggressive
and invasive warfare tha, raise my vote aud
voice. Butas the way ID upon us,
THERE EMUST BE AN ARMY IN THEFIELD;
THERE MUST BE MONEY APPROPRIATED
TO BANTAM IT."