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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21

AMERICAN CHEESE IN EUROPEAN Markets
The Mark Lane (London) Express. in an ar
liele on the Imports OF American Cheese, SAYS /:
=" Were cheese making as well understood in
America generally as II is in Europe, the demand
would be greatly increased. Il Is admitted by
themselves that comparatively little Of the prod.
glous quantity produced in America can be termed
a hrst rate article. While many enterpri,ine
dairymen supply "a article eteditabe to The conn.
Try in Europe Amsricrn cheese is M, purchased
With tina, confidence with which British cheese \,
named, and for the reason that the processes have
not reached that perfection which alone con,r-
bules 10 uniformity OF excellence aud distinctive.
ness OF character When this point is attained,
q taste !, cultivated, aud increasing demand fol.
lows, and profits enlarge."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21
y. q. Y. Craigls Eslale.

STATE or VERMONT In Probate Court holden at
RlEpoLW DErMcr, IS Bfook6eld, on tia Sd day
Of March A. D. 1865.
A LBERT MOOD, Executor Of the last will and tesla
n ment ol Samuel c. Z. Craig, late Of Randolph, IN said
District decreased, makes application TO sali court for IL
cense to deed certain Of the estate OF said deceased
lying in Bmntiee, sud now occupied by Chalss Spear
representing that said deceased his lifeline, IN
DIR cOnusct bRding in law and in eQui 20 convey the
same.
Whereupon, It is ordered by said Court, that said APP
pcatob come under consideration and be head on the
ID day OF March, A. d. 1855, at the West Ranpolph
House In Randolph and Il Ia unhsf ordered that all
persons Interested, be notified hereof by publication Of
notice Of this application and order thereon three weeks
iuceessvey In the Green Mountain Freeman printed at
Montpelier before SAID tms Of hearing that they may
appear at said time and place, and II they cause,
object erelo. BY the C0uh.
plOy3 Auest-J. X CLEAVELAND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21
GeaaI Notites.


STATE or VERMONT, / In Probate Court holden
W.sHiseror DsrRtor, S. at Montpelier, on the 9th
day Of March, A, D. 1865.
| EVILS DODGE, Administrator Of the estate Of leroy
IL dye late u Barre, in said district deceased presents
his administration recount for examination andalowance.
and makes application for decree of distribution aud
partition Of the estate ~ said deceased,
Wherein on, Ia ordered by said Court, that said ae
count and said ap cAfion be referred 10 session of said
Court to be- held at the Probate Office In said hoDpsl
on tie ihduy Of March, A. D. 1855 lor hearing and de-
eison thereon and, is luther ordered tnh notice
hereof be given 10 all interested by publication Of
The same three weeks successfully, IN the Gre Motnsin
Freemana wspape published at Montpelier, previous to
said zine appointed for bearing that they may appear Al
said time aud place, and show cause, II any they may
have why said should not be allowed and sucn
decree made BY the Count.
Flows Attest. +. R. MERRILL Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21
Thomas Rradish,, Estate.

nm been appointed by The Honorable
Il Probate COuTttofthe DIsiftel Of NashinsOn Cons
mis- sonersto receive ,SIamin anG adus aclaims an
demands Of all persons, against the estate Of Thomas
Bradish, late of Woodbury., IN said District, deceased
represented lnsoivent, and the term Of sn months
from the 9sh day vi January 1865, being allowed by
said Court tn the creditors Of said deceased toeihht
prove their respective elaimsbeorc us give Hot<e
hat viii attend 60 the duties of appointment at
the dwelling house Of the late Thomas Bradsh In Wood
bury said district, The 2sh Of April and July next
at one O'Clock In the aftetuoonon each ~ said day.
MICHAEL JACKSON, tc,nu,-
A. W, NELSON,
Woodbury.. Feb lst, A. d. 1866. TlOv8
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21

tn Subscribers having beenappointed blythe HonoTss
l. BILE Probate CouTtf0Tthe DistTci0f Washington Con.
Hssione rs ieeeive, examine aud
demands OF persons againsithe estate NLsws Pratt
late fiacamsnto state OF California de oea9d, repre-
enlsd nsoyent aud tho term Of sI month from The a7h
day OF February, 1861 being aowedby said Court
OF said deceased to exhibit and prOvethef res
pc elaimsbefoTe U.S. GvBnooe thatwe willAitsnd
the dutieA Of appointment al the dwelling Of
Norton H. Dickinson, In Warren, In said district on the
18th day Of August next, at one O'Clock IN the afternoon,
on said day.
P 9ESst ~ r qrR3M' comm'".
Warren Fab. 9Th A ID Igb5 FI0W1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21

fTEk an extensive practice 81 upwar of,u.r,v
iiyears continues TO secure Patents the unss st.t
also IN GteM nuan france and other foreign counIr 90
Oa'esNl speeihcaiiops, Bonds, Atsgnmo ns and All r. .
pets OF drawings tor Patents executed liberal ts,ms
and Win dispatch, Researches made into Amstran o.
foreign works, 10 determine the validity or utility Of
tsatsor iaven,onsand iegalor other advice Rendered
~ al matters touching tho ,ame Copies Of The claims
Of my patent fufahhed BY temlling one dollar A.1sn
ments recorded at Aafhinntan.
The agency " not only the lafrtttiu New rnrhndbu
!htoagh Is, inventors have adyanRatd hr stcsrmr "a
tents, OF asoer,ainiag the paentabtj ofnytnueus
surpassed BY, u not inlmtasuTahlS superior TO- arv
winch can be odefed TO then elsewhere rhs lestmont
us eeos gwen Prove that none Is Successful al me
faieht ouce than the subscriber aud a. success IA h
eest ptoot OF advantages and ability he would add thai
ne abundant to believe and pTnvs tb, ~
othet once OF the knd the thaircs Tor
services 80 moderate The mmense practice Of the sur
settler uuthg twenty yeas pasthas enabled him 10 se.
eamuae vast collection Of specific iions and orist
decisions relative 10 patents.
These, besides his extensive library - legal ana me-
ehaniealwoks and full accounts Of patents granted a,
tue United states AMI Europe, render MIN able he, on
question, 10 oHer superior facilities for Obtain ms pait
AHasee,sy Of journey 10 Washington 10 pfoenfcr
veniots. w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21

STATE OF VERMONT,t In Probate Couit, holden
WAsmSatoS DbTucT, S. AT Montpelier, on the 2sd
day Of February, A. ID. 1865.
NIM u. HANCOCK. Administrator Of the estate OF
w Abner Smta late Of wotces sr In said District, de-
ceased makes application to said court for license To sell
The VIII lie " The real estate OF sad deceased including
the homestead theia sIuatd N said Worcester repre-.
senug tina sale OF all sad estais except the homestead
Is necessary for The payment Of ths debts Of said deceased
aud that The sale Of such homestead would be- beneficial
to the minor children Of said deceased
Whereupon ~ 10 ordered by said Court that said sppli
cash referred the 2sth day 81 March A. d. 1865, at
the Probate ohes iu Monlpert for hearing aud decision
thereon aud Il Is further rdered, that ell pernns
est-d be notified hereof by publications ot notice Of this
application and order the con, thee weeks sueeessvs
the Green Mountain Freeman, pfp'ed at Montpelier
before said time oil heanng, mat thu, may appeal, Al
said time and place, and they cause OBJECT
q y the Couu,
lOw3 Auest-N. 4. CHASE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21
THE PULMoNIC SYRUP

IL one OF The most valuable medicines known. IL h
nutrient powerfully tonic and healing in itself II con.
talns no opium, ye, ooens The phlegm In the bronchial
tubes, and halure throws IL of with little tAefton one
bot frequently cures an ordinary cold but II will be
vel hal 70 taksa dose Of soheneks Mandrake Pills 10
cleanse The stomach The Pulmunic Syrup Is readily
dgesled aud absorbed into blood To whic il lmparis
is healing Properties. II Is If the prepara ons Of
non IN use 70 f. powerful tolio Of ltscl and
when the sea-Netd Tonic dltoivts tha muous IN In
stomach, and s carried ofbY the AID of tue Mandrak,
fius healthy nos OF gastric juice good appetite and
a good disestlnn. illlnN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21
Manhood; how Lost, how Restored

Just published, new edition Of DIR. Cnlserweii's
celebrated essay on the radical cure tuithoat med.
ioinrl Of spcfmaitorfhA, or Smlnai Wsstnss tnvni.
nntafy seminal Losses lmposncy Mental aud Physical
incapAcity, impedimenls TO Marriage ste, also con.
or tsxual ektfasararce
rPries IN a Sealed EnYelops, only Gett
The celebrated author this admirable rstay clearly
ltmonstrates from thiry years pneesssful practice,
that thu alarming eonssqa nee, Of self Abut, NAY be
radically cured Without the dangerous use " inefnA
medietne or the application Of N, tnifpointing out
mode OF cure Al once simple, certain and enectua b.
means Of which eytry sufferer, matter What bic
dion maJ be, may cure hms,lfcheapiy, privately AID
~ This lecture should b. In the hand, Of every
tenth and every man In the lAni
sent under seal, In plain envelope. TO any sderss
pospaid, on the receipt Of sin cents or tuo lsils
stamp, address the publishers,
CHAH. J. q. FLlkE 4 90.
i2f Pevery, New reft. Pest once Bcs isss
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21

WAR OUR FARxs YlKLp. Statistic. iu., ia.
sued by tho Department of Asnculture, show
that while the farms Of the loyal States, in 1861
produced, crops worth S955,7Gi 400, those d
1904 yielded no less lhau s ,50l ,5i3 600. Thi,
Is certainly satisfactory Increase, aud rs
matkable one, considering the circumstances.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21
BOURBON WHIsKEy

recommended nova days by almost every physician
Many paents mai VISA ms rooms male anu female
are slnlehtd with ihs posOn. The relief Is temporary
II they eouEh, they take little whsky II they III
weak and fcetie, tucy take little WAlskey fthcy can
n tsLtpi they take Little whiskvl and thtv 70 on
intht Wy requiring IN fc and more until q ~ aie oai
cd Up ana CINE they arr geiiag shY TIE stomach
liver and digestive powers are completely d,airottd
aud lee their opp lite TOT food No Ont Was ever entta
Of eohsupmion by THIS preeess, where osriih, have
been ioIm,d ~ The lHngs hue stimua Is ireouent
" beneficial To- consumptNes, such o. pure b. ana, a,
gooi wihts, IN many ca.es London porter or brown
on. inttead OF curing cunsumpiion.
The seavted Tonic produ es'adue tttulis q orounh.
u in,go auug the omaeh and digestive fysiem, Md
enahhnErtn eliminate lsnd mskc.into healthy blood
the food which m use lot lhat unrUSss Il ~ w.
wonderful m IL nct hist wluc elss iaiI viii ipest
hearty meat ana little tf It taken before htraLhst
WI give tone which fw mcieias posseas The pow er
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21

success hl practitioners, with whom have hAd aai't
Intercourse ~" '"'''a'
cHARLEs MASON,
,,.. Commissioner Of Patents
eannpt employ person more competent In lruttWo,b
ana more capable oipulting their applications In a,
- stsltsior them ea,ly aud favorable cons
ths fheh' omes.' EDMUND BURkE,
-. Laie Iommiss ionsr OF patsnts
w kH kddy has made for me thlr,ee n applssil,,,.
on al but one 81 which patents he'd been ltap,d sna
thai IL nov pending. Such unmlsiakah. nrenG nS 49,
,aeni aud ability On his part leads me 10 recommend ~
lnNealois 10 apply 10 him 10 sscufr their taisn,.
.hsy may hs 'ute ethasng the most IAhfa attention he.
.ioess epihst eases, aud very Teasonab shs,,.s
n.,t...,.., JOIN rAGGART.
pnfinf eight menth,, the subscriber In eont,s AZ M,
Htr Pf~lies, made. on twice rejected application .s
teen sppeas essry II which vas decided in M. h
ny the commissioner n patents N n gnnV
Boston, D,c,ta, 1864
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21
THE sEA.wEED TONIC

a stlmnant and none other is rtQuiitd when II /.
ued II sp uie aud pleasant no bt effects IA, when
using bourbon wbtky. which disorders the stomach
ioors The liver, LOCKS a. al the seUroions TUNA The
blood inioNs'eF drupsy scs 10, aud he patient dies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21
Railroads, Mf.
Vermont Central and Sulii-
van Railroads.
IA M l

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing March 1871, 1895.

TRAINS Going south RnS East.
5saVe Montpelier al 40 m, $40 ?. Aand 10 90
Man IRAiH leaves st. Adams at CHS NJ, connect.
VI ing at White River junction and Bellows Falls
Will tmins for Boston, Worcester Springfield and New
Yofk, arriving at New York at lOl5P.
DAY EXPRESS ThAirlea Montreal at LOO a. NJ St
Johns at 9 so NJ, fr Troy and New York.
Nam EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdensbure at ll.S9 4.
n, Montreal at 1913 M. Bouse's Point at 545 p NJ ST.
Johns al IN, arriving st Boston at 40 NJ connect
nga Bellows Falls with Cheshire Road for Boston and
Worcester and with Vermont Valley X. II. for Spring
field &C., and arriving IN New York at l2.3OF.h.
Trains G oiDg North snd West.
Leave Montpeliera 1858 AN. 1910 a. NJ, and b.25 p
y.
DAY EEPRHss Train leaves Bdrlib aon at 4.2O p NJ,
for Mont Ell.
MAIL TEAIy leaves Boston at 730 a, NJ, via. Lowell
Lawrence, or Fnchbufg. Springfield at 74b A. NJ, fol
Burlinrlon and 81. AlbanL
fcCGAsoDATfoE Train leaves Nouhheldat 5bA.N,
and Burlington Il. y, NJ, fer Rousos Point
MOTT EErHRss TRAirleayes Bellows Falls at 10 w ?.
", recevng passengers from Vermont Valley II. R.,
lteyng NeR York at l2lbf. ~, aud from Cheshire
U. H., leaving Beacon al Is n. connecting n White
River Junction with train leaving Boston Bt 500 ?. M
for burlington, R0use's Point, Montreal and Ogdens-
burgh Tho Mail Trains connect with Passumpsc Road.
Sleeping cars are attached to both tho nighi express
tains running between ST. A.hans and Boston and 81
Adams and pringfeld.
through Teketsfor Chicago andthe West for sale At
Tbs principal stations
G.MERRlLL, supL
~. AlbAn', w. March IS, 1855
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21
"a THING or BEAUTY is AIOY FOREVER
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTORER.

This s the Firi aud only article ever broush, before
the public that will reaioTe both Hair and WhisheFs.
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES /
Who would thlnG OF using anything 40 dissereeah BILE
az Hair Dye, II they could only lind anything that
would restore air and whskers 10 their natural color
The MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RkSTORFR
will do all this, and not color the kin, mistake
Try it, and be convinced.
Let. Il is not Dye. 2. II wirnot color the skin
50. II will restore tho Hair from a Cray TO bsauti
ful Black, Brown, Auburn whatever mi ut have been
T. .isina color, ami cause II to It's former
beauty.
an. II w cure all disease and humors Of the soap
keep the head cool aud the hair iro IA falling az and
promote healthy growth.
9Th AZ Dressing fer the Ilarh IA enc Of the hest in
market IL viii change dry, harsh and WHY hair 10
beautiful silk like appearance
s'h. Il will change GRAY and Pad whiskers to
beautiful Brown, and cause them to appear more nat
nral than by amy other application.
AIR \, Poase New Bedford. Nase., save
The Martha Washington Hair Rrttoter l. the best
article ever hat n my ttere Ills selling mor and
Mr.. :. W.. Mem Bedford Mass SAYS;
The Martha Washington Hair Res.orar Fr rseslfs
M he var ses ana Restores ever lrought before TIE
Mt r. s. bral south nanttr, Mar..ayr;
" have sold 20 dc,en bottles Martha Washlnstor
Hsr kes,cret in this section the tasi four month";
aud In no case has IL failed 20 give sails fhetapn
Nj G. e hiShy, North Ri fewatff, Macs ss,st
81 ~ more Of Martha Wilmington Hair ,irs orer
than all o'hersH Wv
lady from Chtlsea, Mast, going West avs
would give three dollars Tor one bottle. rather
than 70 without or use any oihVrn
Ak l.. lane, swanSey, n a., ifhe dd NOT restore
hs grey hair and whtktrs 20 their former beauty by
using one bottle 81 Martha Washington iiatf Rertnr
ASH Mr.. J. niNbr, South nsnyeis Mas , n she had
not been troubled with bad ium,r en- her had Tor
hiee year ard applied many medicines but got no ~
ef Int 10 using one bottle Of the Martha waahin ytou
Haif kestoref Der head was eufd nd b. iofs shr al
used the s,cond bottle the hair had 40 s,ar
Oh, whore Y had iaen OF ard In ihr, month"; she had
~ good head of hair as when a,outh
tail Agents. Mun,nsller vi tS.aI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21
miscellaneous.
CUMMINGS & JENNYS,
MANUFACTURES OF
GRAND, SQUARE, 4 COTTAGE UPRIGHT
PIANO FORTES.

Each Instrument Wardnted for Fire Years.
These instruments have nov been for many Year, be-
fore the public, and have from their superiority OF tone
nneneu OF touch, durability, elegance Of hnith drawn
forth many and very hAtterpg pommsndatons from
number Of the most prominent members Of the musical
profession,
They now offered 10 the public at prices from 95 TO
10 per cent lower than any other Instruments Of EQUAL
qualities. The steady, ncrt Asng d,mahd for those su
perior instruments have induced The makers 10 increase
their facilities Tor manufacturing lhtm and they are nov
fully prepared 10 meet the demands q ALL boh
and retail customers.
Dealers IN localities where these instruments bA,, NOT
yet been introduced desiring an agency for thea win he
literally dealt with
1rr Send Tor q circular y9,as
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21

! lmore and Norrstosn will unite in an Ar
rieultural Fair neI, fall.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21
IMPORTANT
TO AL
IN VALIDS!
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

Il 70 well known to tho med oal profession that IRogi,
lhs vial Principle or Life Element ~ ne blood Thsis
derived chiefly from NE food eat but the fo9d /.
not Properly dlsssitd or u from Any cause whatever,
eulaion, or bte1nes reduced, the Whole system sudrr.
TIE baa bleed vii irrtAle the heart vii clog up the
lungs, vii supefy The brain, vii % ruct the liver and
WI 'end ne disease producing elements o AZ parsofle
system and every one u suffer iu Ehateyer organ may
h. pTtdisposd to disease
The great value o.
Iron rs n Medicine
ihe we'll Known and acknowledged By All meilcal men
Wi hcnty has hccn 20 obtain such prfuaf.f.n al n
a'e % enter The circulation and assmiass Al once with
hNoioed This point, says DR.. Hayes, GastAe husstts
- O. Chemist has been attained IN the Peruvian syrup.
oyeomo nation IN away before unknown.
The Peruvian syrup
z protected solution VI thu PkOTOklDE OF IRON. A
NEW DISCOVERY ~ MEDICINE that 81. kes Al the
100. q disease BY supplying the blood With vital pdn
oipls Or Life slsmeni-lR0N.
The Peruvian syrup
aars DysT.Tsia, LAYER Complaint, bropsy. Fever ana
Aguei Loss Of energy, Low spirs.
The Peruvian syrup
lhiq.e' strength. visor sud new NE into The system aud
builds Up an " Iron Constitution
The Peruvian syrup
cures Nervous An.cuons, Female Complaints. hnd an
diseases ~ Tie Kidneys ard Bidder.
The Peruvian yrup
nAtr cine for All diseases OF snaung In BAD STATE
" M BLOOD, % accompanied BY debility or Ias
Pamphlets containing certificate, - cures and recon-
meudtiions iiom some ~ tbe oa eminent PhysiciAns
tlersymeni and Others, will b. Sent FREE % any Ad
dress.
We select few u he name, 10 ,h hs ch.,,,,.,o n
the testimonials
Rev John Perpont Leul.JbnsorMn
nov NatFsh hnien kosu-ll Kinney N b
Rev Arthur Il FULLER 4 II Krrtau" NJ IA
Rev Aag Pope wR Chi.boimEn
rev Huraen hphblns FAubs Dana MD
Rev Sylvanus Cobb Jeremiah stcna a
~ StsH hlhk jose Antonio sAnchcE ID
NV',etn AtHes hNcrhno ArAnfAMD
nv kpmA9 Naie " Abraham N-.dell NJ
Rev Thomas II Pous AHivas NJ n
he' hlnhAfa hricah Chiffon D
Rev "A Webster HEKnnry Nm
Rev Jo- Clinoh Jose al sn,nsrMD
Rev Abraham Jackson Thomsa A nr.ter r.a
new Ieatson " thomas Amory Esq
Rev X CrAwley Hoo P,tsr Harvey
hev Henry tphsm James Dunn Esq
Rev ) kiddel samuel Nay $50
Rev Htadly profk VhAss cherb
kev John W omsteAd Ferdinand Andrews ESQ
--Fou
SETH W. FOWLER co, is fremont ST.
Boston.
j. 7. DlNSMORE, 49l Broadway New York.
- Aud by all Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21

AGENTS.
BoStoS-Gepfge {. Goodwin & n.
NEW loRk-Oemu na-tes 4 Co,
bAltl hokk--S, :. uanoe.
P!ITthukoli-Dr. .eofge n Keyscr.
elNvlNNAfi-f.E SURE a Co and lohn n pat
ghlCAuo-Loid smith, and A. seoVii
81 LhRls-t aiiins Htus
sAN fkANClstO-ilost,tisr smith A Dean
A"' 10y all drugrisis and dealers ra,t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21
American n Foreign Patents.
II II LNUl
SOLICITOR OFP.4TENTS

late Agsnioiu Patent once .W,.htns,., ,n,.,
the Actotle37.l
rs statestrset opposite Ikilby ,Ro.,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21
THE MANDRAKE PILLS

may ee,aken with entlte safety by all ages and conos
producing AZ the coed result that can be obtained from
eapmel " any OF the mufcnra medicines aud without
any Of their hur,tul or injurious results They carr,
out OF lhs system the tcnlsnt aud worn ont matters
loothed and d. sNved by my Seiweed Tonic aud Put
monte syrup. ltwilbe seeu that ail thfea Of nv nedi
elnes is need d IN m1sl eAss to cure eonsumplion
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21
TESTIMONIALS.
CHARLES MASON.

itsf va NJ kddY a. one Of the mnst capable AM
success hl practitioners, VITA whom have lad oasiSi
Intercourse wv '"'''a'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-21

fAmphiee containing certificate, - cures and recon
meudsiions from some ~ ibe oa eminent Phv.eiass
tlersymen' and Others will b. sent FREE 8, any Ad-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-03
Fmpcrtont Decision Of Attorney
Cen. SDoRd.

WASHINGTON, May 3O.--Attcrnev Gem
eral Speed has given an elaborate deciaion
in response to tie Presidents Letter of the
21st OF April last. He argues that tee righ.
erd mower of the President to pardon aud
t,, issue any proclamation OF amnesty are
derived from the laws and the Constitution
and the act OF Congress which be quotes
The high and necessary power Of extend
ing pardon and amnesty can never be
rightfu.y exercised so as to enable the
President to say to offenders against the
law: now offer you free pardon for the
From bafHed hopes, or after being foiled in
dangerous and bloody enterprises, think
proper to accept. will give you . free
nardon for the then past. When men have
Offended against the laws their appeal Is
for mercy, 40. tor justice.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-03
Another Proclamation.
by tho President Of the

Proclamation by tho President of the
United States:
WHEREAS, the fourth section Of the 4th
article Of the Contribution of the United
States declares that the United States ce-
clare that the United States shall gusran-
tee to every State in the Union ZION Repubii-
tect them against invasion and domestic
violence, and
WHEREAS, The President of the United
States is by thu Constitution made com.
n,a ;n-chief of the Armies and Navy
az we'll os chief Executive official of the
United States, and is bound by solemn
oath faithfully to execute the Office Of Pres
ident Of the United States, and to take care
.hat8he laws be faithfully executed, and
WHEREAS, the rebellion which has been
waged By portion OF the people OF the
United States against the properly consti-
tutsd authorities OF the Government there
of in the most violent and revolving form,
but whose organized and armed forces
have now been almost entirely overcome,
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ANDREW JOHNSON.
WIZ. a. SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
Important Decision.

WASHINGTON. May IA special to the
Just made most important decision. He
sfirms thai the amnesty proclamation was
q means only 10 secure specific purposes,
which was the suppression of the rebellion.
Tie rebellion ented tho amnesty ia void.
It does net restore citizens property or veg
ted rights. The President has no power to
pardon except for what is past. The Exec
utive clernercy cannot stretch to the future,
therefore the DEGREES of confscation must
stand The decision will DO given to the
public in few daya