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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-30
A WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
TO THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT

class Of maades prevail to fearful, extent in COM
muny, doOmmg ateat 100000 youth of both sexes an
nuay, to carly Those diseases are very i'm.
perfectly understood Their external manifestations or
symptoms are Nervous Debility, Relaxation and ex-
haustion; Marasmus wasting and consumption of
the tissues of the hole bOdy shOrtness OF
or hurried breathing ascending hillor fight Of
stairs, great pal pitaton OF the Heart Asthma Bron-
cbits and Sore Throat; shaking Of the Hands and
d,mness Of Eye sight; loss OF Memory; Dizziness of
the Head Neuragic Pains in various parts of the body:
Pains in the Back Limbs; Lumb1go, Dyspet sia or
lndgestion irregularty OF the bowels deranged
tions of the Kidneys and other glands OF the body as
LeucorrhG or Fleur Albus, &c Likewise Epilepsy
Hysterla and Nervous Spasms.
Now, in ninety nine cases out of every hun
dred all the above named disorders, and host of
others not named, is Consumption Of the Lungs, and
that most insidous and willy form of Consumption of
the Spinal Nerve known Tabes Dorsales and Tabes
mesenterica, have their origin diseases of
the Pelvic Viscera. Hence the of success on the
part OF the old school practice i'll treating symptoms
e only.
! DR.. Andrew Stone physician to the Troy Lung and
d tyglenlc Institution, is now engaged in treating this
class OF modern maadieS with the most astonishing
ncceSs The treatment adopted by the Institution is
eW 1t Is based upon scientific principles, with newr
scovered remedies, without minerals poison. The
acles OF cure such that patients be cured at
heir homes In any part OF the country from accurate
descriptions ftheir case by letter and have the med
lcnes sent them by mail express. Printed nterrog-
atorles Will be forwarded on application.
BTConsumption, Catarrh and diseases of the throat
he cured as well at the homes OF patients as at the lnsu
ton, by sending the Cold Medicated lnhang Basamic
~ Vapors with inhaler and ample directions their use
and direct correspondence.
aTPaients applying for interrogatories or advice
must inclose return stamps, to meet attention.
d. 6The attending physician will be found at the In
= suton, for consultation, from A. NJ to L. M. OF
ts, each day Sundays in the ier,noon. Address
DIR. ANDREW STONE.
Physcan to the Troy Lung and Hygienc In ttute and
g. Physician for Diseases of the Heart Throat and
! Lungs, 20 Fifth street, Troy, New York.
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a HsARE CHANCE.

E0R SALE, at a bargain, the DEACON WIN. WELL
L PLACE, in Brookfeld. 1t consists of q Saw Mill,
large Two aud Three Story Shop, with good, powerful
waterpower connected two good dwelling houses with
oubuldngs complete AID some 80 acres of good cuu-
sed land The mills and house will be sold separately
desired. Apply TO WIN. WELLS,
.... Brookfeld, Vt.
Or inqnre for information at the FREEMAN Office Mont
pelier. ".# wl4d
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The Early Physical Degeneracy
-OF-
a M E RICAN PEOPLE.
PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND HyG1EN1c TNsrr
TUTE. TREATISE ON THE CAUSES OF EARLY
PHYsICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PEo.
PIE; THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY. CONSUMPTION
AND MARAsMUS
Just Published by DR.. STONE,

THIS work is of high moral tone, written in chosta
yet etthrilling language, and appeals directly to the
moral consciousness of ALL, PARENTS and GUARD
especially, detailing scientific and reliable aids
and treatment for
1t will be sent by Mail on receipt OF TWO 81 cent
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DJ@ PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. fail not to send and
obtain this book.
IL YOUNG MEN! Fail not 10 send and get this book
B@ LADIES! You, too, should at secure u copy
Of this book,
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JAMES L. FOSTER,
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing Company,
&C Courtand St. NJ y
JAMES, G. French, Agent, Montpelier, vt. eF3m
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Vermont Central and SuEEi
van Railroads.

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A Complete Pictorial History of the Times
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az Foreign Patents
K. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF P.ATEN rs,

Late Agent of U S Patent Office, Washington, under
the Act OF 1871
&c State street, opposite I&ilby ST., Boston,
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a Tree CONSERVATIVE.

IHE TAX IN kISD.-We publish the fol.
lowing notice for the information of all in
'ere''ed' 1t will be seen that the quantity
of grain 10 be reserved Is one hundred bu.b
els OF corn OF fifty bushels Of Whea,-no,
both:
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A. e. DARLINGTON,
AdJuiant and Inspector General Of 5. C..
No. 2s.-AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE
FORMATION OF VOLUNTEER COMPAN,
les FOR LOCAL DEFENCE

The Congress Of tie Confederate STATE, of
Amer'cd do 0,act That for the purpo.. of lo
Cal deience IN any portion oi the Confederate
States any number OF persons, not less than
twenty, who are oyer 'th. age of forty five
years, or otherwise not liable to military duty
may associate themselves Us a Military Compa
ny, elect their own officers, and establish rules
and regulations ior their own government, aud
shall be considered a. belonging TO the Proyis
ionai Army Of the confederate States, serving
without pay or allowances, and entitled when
captured by the enemy, to all the privileges +
prisoners OF war Prooiied, That such Comps.
ny shall AS soon as practicable, transmit their
muster roll, or list OF the names ut the officers
aud privates thereof, 10 the Governor of the
State, the Commanding General OF the Depsrt
ment, or any Brigadier'General in the Stat. or
Confederate service, TO be forwarded To the
secretary Of War; but the President O. the
Commander OF the Military District NAV At any
time, disband such Companies; Provided That
In the States and Districts in which IN, Act
entitled An Act TO further provide for the
public defence" approved April Is, 1862, and
the Acts ameDdatory thereof, have been aus.
pended persons oi any age, resident within
snch States or Districts, may Volunteer and
form pait OF such Companies, so long as such
suspension may continue; Provided That no
person shall become member OF such Comma.
ny until be shall have first taken the oath Of
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oFfIcE OF Commissioner OF Taxes
Richmond, August 81. 1864

An error III article I3, OF the Instruction,
OF May, 1868, 10 COLLECTORS of Taxes, in
reference TO the reservation Of corn or wheat
rom The tax in kind, having been brought
To the noice Of the Department, said article
Is hereby so modified as 10 allow farmers
or planters to reserve, in addition to the
qos"'l''e' oi other articles therein specified,
ohy one hundred bushels Of corn or hrt,
o"she'' o' wheat, or any proportionuue
quantity OF each, in accordance with In,
provisions VI section II Of the Tax Act.
ThoNrsos ALLEN, Com. of Taxes.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Charleston, August 25, 1863.

AuSusS 1000
MWfHEREAS, TIE PRESENT CONDITION
w OF the country requires the organization
OF an active and efficient body of troops who
may take the field upon moments notice to
meet with promptness any sudden incursiou
which may be made by the enemy into oui
State and whereas for the purpose of defend.
ing our homes aud 6residcs, it is deemed advi.
sable that the entire arms bearing population
over l6 years OF age, not in or liable to Con,
tcderate service, or exempted therefrom ~
public purposes, should be organized into com.
panies
Now, therefore l. MILLEDGE l.. BONHAM.
Governor aud Commander.in. Chief in and over
the State of South Carolina, call upon the peo.
pie OF the State TO at once organize themselves
III accordance with the orders hereunto an.
ncxcd from the Office of the Adjutant and In
spector General, so as to afford our own and
the women aud children of our brethren in
arms. the most eiiectual protection and securi.
ty. The second organization called for is in
accordance with the recommendation of the
President to the Governor, aud is approved as
the best organization for all who NAV not be
included in the organization of volunteer
State Troops" II. l.. BONHAM.
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Estate of Rebecca Truesdale,
deceased.

The undersigned having applied to tie Court
OF Ordinary for Lancaster District for permis.
sion to make final settlement and distribution
of the Estate OF Kcbecca Truesdale, deceased,
the Lcgatees, and all others interested in said
Estate, are hereby notified to appear at tho
said Court, to be holden at Lancaster Court
House, on the 10Th day of October next, to
show cause, it any they can, why the applica.
ton aforesaid should not be granted.
THOMAS J. CAUTHEN,
Executor Rebecca Truesdale, decd.
July g, 1868, 22-3m
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SAD MIsHAP-About two o'clock on
Monday morning as the steamer Sumier
was transporting parts Of the 23d Georgia,
6ist North Carolina and Goth South Caro-.
ma Volunteers from one position in this
haroor TO another, sne was fired at by one
VI The batteries on Sullivan's Island, owing
10 mlsaPPrehsnslon Of her character, and
several soldiers were Immediately killed
others took to the water, and it is feared
some OF them were drowned. The great
bedy OF them, were, however, got into Il
position Of safety Charleston Courier.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

-,
Charleston, August -, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 81.
u TO CARRY INTO EFFECT TIE FORE
IL GOING ProcIanauon of His Excecncy
the Govefnor'it is ordered that the following
Volunteer State Troops be accepted into Ser.
vice, viz One Regiment "f Mountcd Infantry
TO consist u: ten Companies, two Companies of
Cavalry and one Company of Flying Artillery.
The Companies OF Mounted Infantry TO consis,
oi not less than seventy Gig ht and not more
than one hundred IAen, exclusive of commis.
stoned officers; OF Cavalry, 10 couss. of not less
than sixty (6u) and not more than eighty (Ssl
men, exclusive oi commissioned officers: and
the Cumpsnyof Artillery OF not less than eighty
(su) and not more than one hundred lUJ)
men, exclusive of commissioned officers
When the Companies OF Moanted Infantry aud
Cavalry have been organized and accepted.
Field Officers will be elected under order from
this Office
III. The Companies authorized to DO raised
under the. preceding paragraph OF this order
will be composed oi effective men who are over
the age OF sixteen years, who are not subject
To, or who are exempt from Confederate [ ON,
scription, and who do not belong o the organ.
ization lately ordered of troops Tor local defence
aud SIX months special service. These troops
will oe armed by the State-the Artillery 20
ha'ca DattcFy VI Iour pleccs-Dut they will
provide themselves with horses. Their pay ITO
begin when they are ordered into actual ser,
vice. will be the same "a shat allowed in th.
Confederate service, includng forty cents per
day for each horse. They will hold themscly.,
III readiness for the field at a moments notice.
and to do service IN any part OF the State un.
der the orders ot the Governor. The Cumpaui.,
will be accepted in the order ia which their
rolls and lists OF officers are presented at this
Office, aud they will he. attached to the Militia
Regiments in which they are raised, Until or,
dcrcd into actual service.
Ill. In addition to the above organization
Companies organized in accordance with the
Act OF Congress Of the 18th October. ls63
herewith published,) will be accepted on f,rn'
Ishing their rolls a. required by said Act And
one OF said Companies IN each Judicial District
consisting OF not leg than eighty mcn, exclu,
sive of oiii ers, and having ils rendezvous at
the Court House OF the District will be armed
10y the State. the remainder OF the Compan,
les will provide themselves with arms Ammu
milton, as tar as the means of the State will per.
mt, will be furnished to all tue Companies.
by command.
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lhe author OF the iuiiowiL. cnmmuncn.
ton IL n gentleman whose social, politicu,
and professional standing is emincnlly con
servative :-Richmdnd Sentinel.
For the Sentinel
Is not the time come, or fast cominr 70
consider gravely these questions-which.
let those ponder whom it may concern:
!, is not an iu'rrting of the prymid 10
put property first, life Eext. liberty last
without lie, what is spropcrty-wilhout
liberty, what is lille!
. What is the thing we call property /?
What the foundation upon which its s:a.
bIlity musl depend!
s. II any mans right TO what he call.
his lands, negroes, crops. better than an
others right 10 his own life, limbs. liber
ty?
g. Can Government rightfulIv take of
some their life, limbs, liberty, to protect for
Others their property, without ut least equal
rlght 10 lake from these their pro .,erty. In
make effectuul tie volunteered or cUu,lra;n.
ed effort. OF those!
D. 10 the b'ped., (miscalIei meuD WHO
are wiling 10 come out Of this war with
more pecuhiafy wealth than they had nj IL.
commencement, or even as much, know
anything OF history Let ills Teachings
make them trembe.
rRrE Cor.rpv,r,yp
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News from the Islands.

A fierce cannonaie between the land bat
terles with an occasional shot at Fort Sum
ter from the enemy. was kept up during
Sunday night. The firing Monday morning
Was somewhat slackened
AT nine o'clock one Monitor moved up
took position off Cummings Poin, and
opened on Fort. Sumter. firing sho, ana
shell from one gun about every fifteen min.
utes. Fort Moultrie, and Batteries Gregg
and Wagner also opened on the Monitor
with spirit She retired about eleven o'clock
At twelve NJ. another Monitor made her
appearance around the point, between Sum.
ter and Gregg, aud commenced firing on
Sumter
Number one, Yankee battery also opened
on Battery Wagner, the latter reply ing
slowly. The Monitor off Cummings Point
engaged Fort Mou,rre aud Battery Gregg
for short time, but found it too hot. a
ed firing and moved off, evidently to gain
breathing time.
Shortly before three o'clock in the after.
noon, four Monitors rounded Cummings
Point, and approached Fort Sumter unit
within three quarters Of mile, when the,
formed in line OF battle and opened tire ON
Sumter, Moultrir and Battery Gregg. Thr
enemy, II il believed, "ttemptcdd do get an
cnhudng fire on the latter fertilization.
Fort Moultr'e, Batteries Bee and RcVure.
gard, on SulInnn's Island, opened briskly
with their heavy guns on the Monitors :;
Battery Gregg also Keeping up u constant
ana vigorous tire from Cummings Point.
In about half an hour one Of the Moiators
left, it is believed badly damaged.
The engagement wa, continued by the
others until four O'Clock. when they also
hauled oh, Batteries Gregg and Wagner
giving them parting salute.
Onr batteries struck the Monitors twenty
eight times; some Of the shots striking
plump on the knnckle or base of the Turtet
evidently infiic'ing considerable damage.
The heavy booming of the cannon heard
in the city brought crowds to White Point
Battery aud ether poin;s Of observation, to
witness the conflict The Monitors during
the action firing very slowly. The casual.
nes on our side are reported to be very
slight.
With the exception Of This engagement
there has been no further demo stralion by
the fleet
The number Of vcsscls inside the bar
Yesterday Was forty one, .includng the
Fonshesaud i've Monitors.
Ihe bohbardmeut between the land bat
tenes continued last nigheup to the hour
oi closing our report, Sl twelve o'clock -
charleston Courier, 81 INST
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At this writing the Yankees have the
range OF the Rebel Office, ana are trying 10
suppress us. Several "scrsamers" have tel
IN our yard, and a number have passed over
The roof OF the building. Smith, the faith
ful typographical hero Of the establishment
manfully maintained his position, and set
up his types as unconcernedIy rs ever.-
Chattanooga Rsbsl
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put their trust in God, their full confidence
IN our noble Generals and brave soldiers,
and dcnounce every man who tries to shun
the duties which our bleeding country calls
upon him to perform.
Very respectfully, J.A.F.
Camp 9th Regt, Ga. Vols
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allegiance to the Confederate States of 1meric.
in writing, q copy of which shall be filed with
the muster roll of said Company, as above pre-.
scriped.
Sept. 9, 1868. 3O-St.
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Fine Stock.
My though.bred Horse
DAPPLE JOHN
July S, 1863.

will stand the ensuing Spring Season, CON.
menc'ng the frat wesk In March. a, nv
residence near Hanging Rock.
DAPPl.E JOHN i. fulIblooded Jenu,
aud Canadian. lie is 81 we'll known in mi,
section that II is scarcely Necessary 10 cay
any thing ia commenda,ioh Of his rIpsrlor
qnnIi,irs Iii, Colt, speak or them selves,
and they are unhesitalingly pronounced by
good Judges To be- among the best stock of
our country. For Themes, Of form. spirited
appearance and activity Of motion, h. i. not
eNeel'ed Sy any horse IN the State.
Mares from Distance can bs uccoiumo.
dated with stabling and PASTURES.
Terms Tor the Insurance $1,000
JAMES ~ INGRAM.
Eeb, IS. 1863, ar
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sahishsd every Wednesday Morning
ny
w. M. @ o N N O r s
Editor and proprietor.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

VIII be inserted at two dollars per square
Tor the first, and one dollar per square
for each subsequent insertion. A square TO con.
sist OF the space of IL lines, BREWER tyne. No
Advertisement considered less than a square.
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From the North

OFFICIAL FROM GEN. GILLMoRE-BuRsrl
OF His BIG Gun.
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In EQUITY.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
William Belk, and others.

vs. ! Rill for purtitiop
Anna Belk and Others.
Ii appearing to the satiiaction Of the Com.
missioner, tLat J. Green Fuudcrburk, aud Mar.
tina Jane his wife, two oi the defendants to tho
above bill, reside without the. limits of this
State. 1t is ordered on motion of William. 4
Allison, solicitors for complainants, shat said
u. Fumderburk and wife Martha Jane Fun,
dcrburk do answer, plead or dcmur to the DILL
in above case on or before the aUth day Of DC,
tober 1863, otherwise judgement pro confesso
will be ordered against them.
J. ii WIrIIERSPOON,
&. T.. l.. ID.
July s, 1863. .a-sm.
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spoUTlNG and JOB WORK done to order.

We ask the attention Of the public to our stock
Of goods. We can sell Shelf Hardware, with few
exceptions At our old rates, and Nt,cis- that have
advanced, we will sell q. Low as the LOWEST.
GEORGE BLYMlRE u SON.
Bedford, Marehl3, 1853.
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m A n III O. d.
How Lost! How Restored !!

Just published, IN = sealed envelope. Price 9 cts
II Lecture on the Mature, Treatment nns
Radical cure Of Spermato, rhea or Seminal Weak.
ne,s, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
Tmpedi ments to NJ rrags generally, N-rvon sness,
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Phys
zeal lneapaelty, resulting from Self Abuse, &c
By ROBERT ]. CULvERWELL, NJ. D., Author Of
the Gyssn Book. &c.
The import Mt fact that the awful consequences
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Sent under Seal to any address, in aplain, sealed
envelope, on 'hs receipt Of six cents or two post.
age stamps, by addressing
1877 Bowery, New York. Post othcs boz, 45se.
October IL, 1862.
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Glen Savage Mills.

The subscriber having large Steam Saw Mill
erected on the late George Mowry tract Of timber
land, 10 now ready 10 receive orders for
LUM B e r,
such as White Pine Boards, Plank, Spruce Seanting
and Boards Plasterine Lsta. Shineling Lath, Shin
eles, Fencing Boards and Bridge Timbrrs Of any
length up to thirty six feet. Oak or Pine.
UyOrders left at my house in Bedford. or at the
Mills, will be thankfully received. Prices mod
, rHOS. C. GARRETT.
Detssrd, yanssyy >, iesp.--t~.
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PUMPS!!!

PHOTOG RAPHS.
r. r. GETTYS has just returned from the Fast,
where be has avsiled himself all the recent i'm.
provemen,s in the Photographic art, and is pre-
pared to furnish Pictures Of every style and a. per-
feet be had at any Of the city sbli nents.
His Photographs, especially his "Cs daDs Vsises,"
cannot br rxeelled in proof Of which he only asks
bis friends and the public generally to call and see
for themselves.
He has brought with him splendid stock Of
ROSEWOOD, EBONY .dyvD GILT
FRAMES,
Of all sizes, ranging in price from
SO Cents TO 8 Dollars.
Also variety of frames for card pictures, as low
- 20 CENrs each.
Also a variety of BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS, varying IN price from
rs Cents 10 9 Dolla' 9,
and holding from ~ to 100 PICTURES.
These FRAMES and ALBUMS are made Of the
nnest materials and are the cheapest ever offered
to the citizens Of Bedford county. and being deter
mined to sell CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
| an assure his customers that they need not 20
lsrwhsre 10 6nd as good an article at the same
rice. His mo'tois "quiek sales and small profits"
T.R. GETTYS.
April 10, 1853.
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ESTATE or ELI FLuCK.

Letters testamentary on the estate of Eli Fluek,
nate Of Hspewel township, Bedford C ,unty, dse'd,
have been granted to the undersisned by the Regis.
ter Of Wills for said county. All person. indebted
10 said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having clims against the sams,
are requested 10 present them properly suthentcs'
GEO. G. GIBSON, Executor,
sp2S-et Hopewell, Bedford Co., "a.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after JULY ist, 1883, the privilege ei
converting the present issue Of LEGAL TENDER
NOTES INTO THE NATIONAL SIX PER CENT
LOAN (eommonly called "Five-Twsntiss") will
cease.
AL! whs wish to invest in the Five.Twenty Loan
must, therefore, apply before the lst Of July next
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent,
No. ia S. Third ST., Phil's.
April II, 1853.