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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

| MPORrANT 70 THE AFFLICT-
L ED.-Dr Dow continues to be consulted Mt
his flee, Nos. and Endicott street, b ston.
on al Diseases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his ueatment al the horrors of VEN
era and impure blood, Impotency, Scrofula, G n
orth@a, Ulcers, Pain and Dis Fess in the region
OF 1rocFeatlou, Inflammation Of the add r
and Kidneys, H5droCeie, Assesses, Humors,
trigattul sweulngs, and the long train Of holr
lie symp oms tending his class of disease, are
m4deto become as harmless as the simp est wall
ings Ct acolt
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
DR., d. devotes large portion 0 his time TO
the treatment of those cases caused by q secret
and solitary habit which ruins the tody and
mind, Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Digzi-
ness Of the Head, Dimness of Sight, Palpitation
OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nerv business, Derange.
ment OF the Digestive functions Symptoms of
Consumption, &C. Such persons should, before
contemplating matrimony, consult physician
Of experience, and be at once restored to health
and happi ess.
Patients who wish TO remain under Dow's
Treatment will be furnished with pleasant rooms.
Medicines sent to all parts of the country with
full directions.
DR.. Dow has also for sale the French CApot-
tes, warranted the best preventive. Order by
mail. Three for 81 and red stamp. lilly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22
nCpEE, BECK 4 SAYLES,
IL ST OCK KERS
and dealers in
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
q state street, Boston.
OCt2WIy&d
II O K ) \ l. L

c l. tP GARD MAC HlNE.
second hand Cupboard Machine for sale
cheap. Enquire of j. NJ HOLDEN, Salisbury,
VI, or of c, f. Partridge, East Middlebuyy,
where the machine can be seen.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
4 DR. Dow continues to be consulted at his office,
Nos. and 9 Endieott street, Boston. on ali dis
pf a
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II r Ed : Q \ .

Would i've notice 20 his friends that he has
given up his Office in Rutland, and will hereafter
be found at his office in Brandon where he can
be consulted as usual upon MI diseases,
DIR NJ T. EDISON
Rutland, Aug. -, 1865. jAn3ld&w4m>
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NJ o HUN b U G

Clarendon, Vt, January
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-18

esa he Soniesn cones0 We msnosn " "nNH VIZ
appoint another.
The Proposed Sale % Gold.
Tho Ways and Means Committee Of tho House met
this morning and resumed the confederation Of the bill
for the sale Of $4,000 900 gold per week. Considerable
debate was had pro and on. upon the MEASURE, but
without result though II sscertsinsd that majority
Of the committee were favorable 70 compulsory sales Of
gold being made II IL doubtful whether any denn-
ts action viii be taken upon the bill until the reasss
bling Of Congress January Indeed the present pros
pect II that the maturing II all financial projects viii b
postponed until after the holidays
Reinstasensens o. Captain Richard 8. Meade.
the unsxecutsd portion OF the sentence Of the court
martial In the Of Captain Richard Meade. United
States Navy, which suspended him from rank and pay
for three years. has RENTED by the President and
Captain Meade Is now reported - waiting orden He
will resume his duties he has sufficiently
covered from his present illness.
Visitors 20 the Waite House.
large assembags Of visitors were 1t the White Houss
to-day, good proportion Of whom were Senasorsa ard
Representatives. The ladies' present In oonsIdsr
able force. and NEST Of them received the desired
audience The President aso granted intsrvsvs % III
the members Of Congress who called for that purpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-18

Ss- oraxsss. D-a "a fgss
10 On " gsndsI .hs asDad me psuiios 70 Coo
sr-s sspises the rr~~us ssss government q Lsais
49, .ls cr~-is : rro.isensi h % stssmb<sl
traa aud . ooanse,ien az VIA k@niAil, s~eso'
s<sef ~ As P.osSas h.rs. wts - siisggshss eas
s~rvslivs
kss0s ssr*fa 1toinaa d wood, epmrassd'ng ins De
urt ~ Ni~sAyr hh8 fa4y@f flrr4@s thsnkl ~ Ngfth
srp esrrstls -s-tss fas vhss hey have DOES " sds
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s<-Efs1 tasas ttsi tL@y ~sat ssiabssat, d9rfs Tie
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p8rrsa tbs ssd nss~s The fs,tssta
stirring snA isspf@snlss ramsrk - ~ shn ~~sfsssr
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snsas. a IN. ss- orissns ress - ibss sfrst hws
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ssf3as 81 ~itAhst.ss ffsn usss2~s ~ teeDg@4 -
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ses1to lrtnsaisas sslgsnsrt
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M E xico.
SPECIAL TtlEeRAm 10 rHs HERALD.

Rsns~ed Eneray Amsns Masimiii.n's Adhs-
rents An Apti-Am~riras M~~tiaa La srrs
Crax-AseBts Circulating Repers. Assiuss
Americas Ist~rv-a,isa Amess the People
The Mission of Sb~vnsss supposed so be- for
the Completion sf Transfer ~ sueAS~s -
The usiisd ~ nts., 40.
Cn1Ssln. Dec. n. IsCa.
vara Cruz correspondence dated December e. GayssA.
hsxliniiIsss resolve 70 remain IN Mcsioo has bngss
ss.d things up wonderfully nors rairnasis ses
talked o., and army Ia 70 be insanity raised aud SAN
70 Taiapsco
gr-s, ant .Amsric<D dstpons,Ussn ssd iust sAssa
place Al Vera Cruz nlusing Of belis bonnrvs. brsss
banda and fireworks ~cfo the order " thu assfcis~
The populsce syea understand tia. the suisS
Of the s,squshAanA with snsrsasn ant csmpssil %
board vs, 10 complete the transfer tho United
Agents circulated sanong me people saying who ,oss
ons.thIrd Of your Territory in istsf Who chased yoc
from rsraz, calling you grsasu' WHO called yoa
nation VI w4nssus ssd shiessss Who WsalsA ysa nss
slaves and pushed yoa from ths sidewalks srsspt Amer
csnsn On the evening q November 40 tn mech ,As.a
OF susqashsnna nsis ber Appearances OF Vera crus
anchored about Are miles IRON Tho forrs-. rhs ~
psAssd cap tho sss.sssa h favor Of tbs empire sc<
December l. nssis,liss kssisg vsessvsa pr.mss -
the money. 'ssssrzpbsd hs rssoss'ss " rssssn 81
Ossegs sad shs Gsise< ~sstes Gsvevsmsss<
sT- Osis.n, Do. 10. 1860
There rnmor that Gen~rai 0resa, who regards
hiissen lhs constitutional President ~ Narico ntasds
" conmancs action Tor damages against the rn ~
states authorities Tor fass inprsonaeni uhe rvis
for b. hol4e In Arrico
sad Gsaaistes o. Aasivs n We sscs.
Rispso.p, Dss ~, isss
asacan lcfrs rsport that the Mnlsior of gnsncs
left Tho capital On q vai me Emperor a, 0rlE.a@
~bo, II i stated. Ia. l.a renewed Attacks q frsa
The conspiracy against tbs JaAr., easisf oSca hss
b~sn repeated
TLste no legitimate be4aess doirg 10 Nsrco. sss
~. fatngs - etsrass ~ very Uncertain.
The E<Jsfte c0ssidefr that w fabfaafy tbs ~fsGjs
n n.sco wifi 10 .rtgied b. oggsrr hlai scis0ss ana
American fntrfserLyn
The Ministry sAd - rtsit more an CO
s9rncc 10 speedy Of Estrilisr % zee capt
TAI NJ o.. srf Ssoftts on Tho other hand, ioos 70
bis aiftstian
An.sraAA sh,p.-sf daily expected Al nsssi
Ian
4, tsls,- ,s.r~ xr~sa .es~l'y ~ bsofssots ssd
rstsi "a "a onnataashaa
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

SssaNovoy, Dec II, 1870
rry,srcAiIoS A4sGsn Ssagus r. m Sav oMxArs
srsros Horsn
Under the call Of States Tor ros.lgs.ols Mr. Wash.
rrKyr, TRIP Of H., offered a resolution drccing the
SOLICIT committee on the New oreana riot 10 investigate
ihs alleged frauds the Hew orleans Custom Houss.
and the appointment Of rebel. ibsreu 70 exclusion
u Union men, aud into all DE matters connected with
the admin stra9p Of AFFAIRS iha, Custom Rouse Which
adopted
rSToscrrK~r ~ me ro-nos pocnusx
Mr. KAansa, grep) o. ~ onerei me following which
VAS adoptes:
R.so,ed IAs. y. aoa's y sf -. Cor,
G.ss ~ he United sai.. g tse uniAtsrns snpp.n 9
lie ,ss.onorss poey Il ihis rsgaoe sssiast fgrssp
ts lsi ersy q, Ii.saninsn aad ssTs,sy earnsne
serlco The Rational voice reference 10 he republic 81
~. ~AL 90 NATIONAL s1sx crxrTscv.
.Os"' w. u ~, offered The foliowing:--
b iirnssa ' % nas,rs asnLiax .na cansay
ons III s, y, w s., :. issued .h-
,s... We re-. :. , ss spa q aeras s With
Coon moved the previous question upon this reso
NJ ~ n,s 'ys lr.p., Of Corn demanded teller.
yo,- ofss - ~ ss previous question was scosdsd w
.,a,.s = =. sso ..pr ne yeas and nays, ayinr
| rss,anal Lans. issor Of Destroying ,hs
| me ysn snd nays wsrs taken, :.
g. nays a. the rcsoa,on vss - isssuhea - 49,
r6,ln0s ooyrssysr scsp~
W. Roe tdcnn.l Of H., offered the following
ss..i Ia A. 2 Cage y. Ia, ., e 80 !
the ~,ss % tataiisn - otasr eoods
NJ Traryr rsy Of Pa, moved q Law tho resolution
NJ Ross called ,or the yeas and mr.. that motion
bat the House refused 70 order he ts@ and nays, and
the resolution ~as LAID on The iaoe
Mr. B.xsn, tr-p) Of NJ, offered ths foio~ibs.-
Isyoiye8 rA4t ne Ccan,iee Bsnkibs ssd csrressy
peod he gaf,hsr ~sl Of legal leader earssneS.
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ne bei~r 10 tl~ ssssfa aaltr mil - 800, No.
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10 sassrscs ~ u A.. sasl.s kgws<.
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ovis'ss sf - cN,ef Js.sss .~S a..s.isi.
Sssssrss.

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80 s'sssss.s svx<s ~ ssss y vtka rss>s~s<s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-18

The report published N New York papers that
sloas. Padding lsle Chief Paymss,sr In The amy, had
sApva,sned q make disclosures concerning certain
.aaionsi bans deposits i untrue Colonel Paudns has
&Ae no thrsas but due time vii make such state
10 the % bc oil yindics'c his character ne
ahss no biussr whl he inesds % DO and Assef
ss~ps 70 the contrary simply fabrieailons hhssy
prossbis. however. that he vii not allcs hlmssn 70
ss6r nader unjust impsisions.
uslss~e.v
m rnien Congressional COMMITTEES, composed
- ess nsmssr from each state HAVING
ua,ss representative 10 each house II Goa
Ess held meeting u The Capitol tss'shi
uspssssr,stivs sesesct, chssrsss, made spsrs,
shc~,ss ~ oSsrsaens q sAs Essssavs Ceasissss
1usiss No late campaign, he sunssr q documents
S,s'rbaisd sad mo ameuss q nsnsy expended -
sssvss y ssps'Hss ~ sssssss ssnn1sss sruasass
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$3.50 Il w.. pes ", 100
To wyouirs at yssfusis o~s-<A - - -. 49,. 80.
ssa nsls.s, .esesa y <sy - ssEs sss 90 -
6~n< ~efA ~ rsAs Do
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M. SrrscB, frsr " Ohlo oGorsd resolution reel
tng The pn5si "A sdyer ssnon for ss Of cosor.f
coo asd b. Inc 1rcnit Coun Of Anns Arundel eouliy
s 5as ssn. Ssa .sa .s. .ss re
por. whether such rrcc.odag 10 direct conflict
sth ne Constitution q NE rn~d sss,s and With ss
protect AZ pst-nns In The Ussd States - their
e,yn rgl, and furnish means Of tb~ir vnd caflcr
AlsD 70 inquire whether any -ssa bcss tai ~
RACES ihe COMMITTEES have poser 10 ssaf for p~rons
m paper, and 70 fsport shAt Scuor secs~.fr and
49, 'or CoGsr~s 20 tsks On The susseci
"A. sv,vyx sIrys-s sAkzs 4 srocxssy1s.
70 81 wbsihsr 10 ~ slsnss 70 .sss nss.ss.e1 sae
would be reooliso,slasify soea6 NJ % sniausd u
issBs abolishing slavery -. $500 49,, s ss.
should b. essvIcs.a Nay ,sims y Watch the party
10 zoe -sutl shore OCCASION q yE ~ tas eay s.ls
ton Va iassn - eel eoossd panps SO sisss,x ~,
lh-s ihsy al jass come fron sIsrsas. az tId hn
Voc warm =. .hsn sL.i ne az esfss 20 ~.
soss u them Tor ssvsn jean, 49, tbss hey
oshsn shippsd -ith Sdp@s % Ne ssssd bses . .sI
h 6oagks ibs isgay -heaId Be- snls,ssd e. s.snss
20 al ths .lsys r,4i-s Maryland, aid he slthourl
Gloss . ne ire st.as. more insssd vls ,ss "a
.lss .s,s ss.~ a.ssssR, ' tn .,... .I ss.s,. u
h.ryl.ss, wa cs.sir,h . hss .At. gs1siasIoa--
Ssssi.sss x sSsss .sa Z. ss ~, = I~ . sss'
soeh 1ss - rsput4lnag form u ssvS1Da~rs sNsrs
ssd boz nA the disirgsisks1 40 skls srausrnss
fso~ ssryisnd mr. rrsseis nepssl vaL tsssrs ihls
Congress- dyoorsa move thss Conxssw SHALL sfss "a
kaylsed q rpabilo~n form ~ rsvewns~sx skkh "a IN
appsren hsf rspfss~Ei&aiea seesrslrs " AL e tbs
10 sexl 20 - ~ isss saver nsAs ss1ss - eye
NJ s,srs sss ,. lsz n IA. Ana ,.s. s,.v. n.
r~seislon fslss s<cps sn< Airssnsr ~ loa.sv
ese ~ sincrsa eaess sna ssbs<ls ~ IA e<s~rv~d
- In ~ " yss~svy cpssx<ss 1919 zen -
, 1866-12-01

crnment" Of Alsear.la, which, by the way,
Is not legal government at all, have cyi-
oently determined 10 disregard the declar~
ed wishes and opinions Of Congress
and Of the loyal people of the country, aud
to persist In Elorfyins the rebellion and nro.
claiming thclr contempt for the law Of thc
land. which excludes rebels from seats In thc
National Legislature. They will doubtless
'earp. before Congress adjourns, that The neo-
pic Of the North arc in earnest In their dctcr
mlnas'on that loyal men shall govern and
Ina. ,!., such traitors as this rebel Colonel
winston shall take back seats. HIS clcct,on
Is mol only an insult to the Senate of ~
United States, aud to the whole No,the Int ~ ~
~ a 'nc open asowal Of spirit Of rebellion MAI
~. sits !oF thc prompt interference of t,oDprcs.
nas bastard government, set up bv Andrrs
suansoh s., BY usurlrd power, should hc sct
' as.as without unnecessary delay. Il is not sot
wanted wa by the country. The nation has "a Nv, nv
use as lor It. Let 1t eire place to legal W row ~
'olce. 'n''tA naFe
, 1866-12-01

The so-cslled Legislature of Alabama has
Just elected so-cal1rd Senator of the Unit cd
States, for six years frem the 4th OF March
ne1t. E1-GoTernor John A. Winston was
selected, and in the opinion Of tho AlaAsml.
ars be possesses high qualifications for the
. Office. On the secession Of Alabama, the
Montgomery Iaa informs US, "hc cordially
acquicscet and went with his Statc.r He
organized The Eighth Alabama Regiment.
and went to Virginia with IL Us Colonel, Re
was In Yorktown during McClellan's hoe
and shovel attac!s on that place, aud part,c,.
latcd in the battles around Richmond and
in the seven days fights, and Is said by The
Hail 10 have been "thc idol Of his troons
and conspicuous fos his daring bravery"
Alabama thus "accepts the situation In
good 1aiih," by sending a nan to the Senate
Elo could not be admitted 10 scat even II
the State were recognized as a State in the
Union, because he cannot take the necessary
test oath, ard this too while she Is on her
good behavior. The same pretended Lcsis.
laturc will doubtless reject the Constitution.
al Amendment, In accordance with the go.
called Governors Recommendation. The
men who have control Of the present "goy-
, 1866-12-01
DooLiTTLE Ann ,Il,I wcs

In referring to the report that Mr.. Doo.
little Is about to sell out his propcrtv IN
Racine, and eaisratc from Wisconsin ,,1,o-
Ccther, The Mobile Adrrrtixr anpouuces thst
lie Ia expected In that city In few days. and
thinks he is not to be blamed fur lear;n.,
Wisconsin, because "therc Is too much r,d.
icalism up there for man of his conscrya.
Tive way ofthinking." Ifthe great Doo,ittlc
Is really determined to shake the dust from
his conservative feet, rs testimony against
our radical Wisconsin nctghbors, We sbonld
think Mobile would be very good place for
Ills new residence. lie would ind an nhnn.
dance of congcnial hatred Of sadic.ljsm
among the people Of that city. Besides
Admiral" Raphael Scinmcs. havjnr AZ
cePtea the chair Of MoEnl PAilosonbv IN M
Louisiana Seminary Of Learning, viii hc
compelled to remove tc Alexandria In AZ.
sumo the duties Of his high Office. 1Ic will
leave vacant the Probate Judccship of Mo,
eiic. and 1t Is possible that Doolittlc might
get INTO the place at once. A. J, would mi
ict semmes perform the duties Of the nos;.
lion, but Doolittle has too many claims on
linn to be refused. By all means let NJ. n.
em,gTntc to Mobile, and let the pcop,e Of
,hat goodly city elevate him to the ,lscc
yacnted BY the Moral Philosopher. RanlocI
Scmmcs
, 1866-12-01
THE SPE.tKERSI11p

Ihc canvass for the spcakership Of the
honsc of Representatives is becoming ou,te
active. OF course, the TR1ursE has no can.
didafe, and will merely suggest that, in this.
rs In all other cases. the man who will preside
Win the most dignity aud efficiency should
by all means be chosen. In a session Of on1y
ioFty days there is rast amount of business
10 be done, and 1t mskes all the difference In
tAe world IN the results II the Speaker be
thoroughly competent for bis task. Among
Tie gentlemen whose names We have heard
suggested arc the Hon. James Dinsmone- nf
W1iteside; General Hurlbut, Of Boone !:
Hon. C. r. GHees, Of Champaign; hon. J. F.
Alexander, Of Bond Hon. James C. Conk.
ling, Of sansamon, and Hon. franklin Cor.
win, If Lasalle. There may be other candf-
dates whose names do not at this moment
occur to US : but. In any crcnt, let the best
and 'nott efficient man be chosen.
, 1866-12-01

~ Ihe reconstructed rebel coucet finds
IL tough work to cram negro suffrage down
The unwilling threats Of It's Coppcrhcad
readers: The dosc.s too nausesting for their
stonachs. But It tells them, daily, that they
must take the medicine or the Democratic
party Will surely die, which is very true but
It Is also true that the Democratic parry will
not long survive, no matter what medicine 1t
takes. There Is no use In doctoring It: that
"ho6sss crcs Is spt.''
, 1866-12-01

EE AT caucus Of the citizens OF Chelsea,
Massachusetts, on the 9Th ult., for the pur-
pose ofno1ninating candidate for Mayor,
the principal contest was between Il. S.
Frost and R. ". Morris tco!ored.) The col
osed nan received, on the 1unI ballot, AZ
votes, md Mr.-Frost 1856,
, 1866-12-01

Ass. Harriet Beecbcr Stoves .'chlmncy co,u..
lhpete" will be gathered into volume and puts-
lished foen- She Is now occupied on novel II.
me AHonfae, which will probably mke up all hes
TING next year.
, 1866-12-01

~ "uu.e ..tSu Ge1 sEace9 In INC sumM et- time
yea. xt'h Bis goodness" and now iesrs in5 5
from The bright picture of The sunsht thot e.
eespo' atepnS on . m1ny Of u.s. ard aq1te i
sorfo* We nay hot nnd occasion 10 lons
Up aIa ~ sec tae bow Or promise Iek.ted from lie
.s IN ,san Ss,eh NE gat Or G95's good i .hiuins
or thanklulness and circumstance Of sorrow. he
Fseaehes vent On 70 cay: And God leads nation.
81 n, - 'naas1ana ellen by ways that are not
itink VIC ca1 sec to-day Ia: he Insdnes; ,nS
foly OF s Gns N .h9in ous naioa Imposed :acred
s .Ins,ne miisa 10 1any i9osed
!oss-tbst thts yetr irfata11on has only served 10
mAke noEc str.klnEiJ evident tho common sense
70 give suothc. proof OF tho rtorn aad inenIrnn1.
bic manhood thai dwel1r Ii lie hesrss Of = tx :
mighty and an lntelltcect Republic. :
Aev John .: Aetonnen. Of the Third unia,a
IT. ters4n Church. delivered a dE.coor.e rom
I'd rts1 a. Iass ,s2py Is 'hstpsope xaase
Dsyid has Just drawn picture Of national prog
VeHty. 1t has for lis main features q nebh aaI
f!nprs Tsqess!ion 81 youth abundance q ma
nnes IN 1his pfcute Ills own beca iI-a, ii n,consi
Elictty, ana eselaiEa "Happy is ,h1, people that
s ~ saen 81, ,cass," ana remembering th,t sHch
God s J.koa s9see let Of he uatios whose
pie who're God Is }tEf Lord.~ Ws SaTs n5ongb, p;H
sssns n ~ osoR tMss Of sepa!s se s as
t&y EQEu EeEcFllS6. fashef
mhotxed here, Is only the inheritance OF that
people. Who have the Lord for their God.
.nnis,,a Il = principle Of Dirtas Government
c ss .Ha,. fss1 Sesno {, e ns Rss1; e;
ed ed be .,li honor; rs morsl laws BY Whies WEE
,asle @ IS the Isws h shssh He governs ns,ulea II
n fae se sc Of ~ sresaed nation ~ given az
nc Il 'hs 81 every nation N eses1 as Of
81. Eae9 nssvessloa "a We harp. 70 H. Is1se1
W nanon !pe9l - was promised Iii T,nds ~
esoonai prosperity IN case Of ohed!enre snS 1, ot
Fly q 70 Jenovah, md all mariner Of nstfoasl 'o5
,sns na 4s Vas threatened In ease Of 1isnSnds1a a
ond dssloJa1ty, and he Subsequent bis,op bi,nenssnse
Ssh xss simply lel1neatiun OF hi. " ne
nen "as logal and ohcdient and ~, ,'ihslp:e' n
Potlo5 TO Its loyalty and nhed ias. {aas u pro
- - mace pA.tnker Of The biessinos ,,ro W.
snid. i.3. On ~ ether hard. xLsnp np6gira1sso. ~
as.oya and Just in proportion to Ia ,,,.1oas - Mns
= II nssae paftakcr or the thre,tc,,ad !.! AZ!
Wnen Eph!1tm spake trembling Lr e1sitsI Sp,ses'
sii - istasi, but when he offended IN H..j ~! ~
csTa n tne case Of the Isr.elltrs ,hnrrfn1o s as
20 20 .uecH1ed, AID Illustrated fbe dnrtri. ms
H. helt ur TO new In tie text. ana bc
;, III, hase e. his PRINCIPLE and hear !n Mind s,n,
~ ~ ~ mat othes principle Of Diviue roye1nsnE
2oAine IN case Of nation. As in essr ~ - II
.!cnA.t. Nc Ease tie hey 10 the opcrs1Ions ' 3nt
,nc iTustdencc IN the case Of nations i, III - ~.
~ me Wof!d Assembled TO-DAY. 10 .bIrS - ~
1o1Scfapie blesslngs beesoweI By tho C,,yer 1s nf
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srotc the chotn Of scit. that h1,,c ss,d,,
n,uA!c OF. ar night" ' ''''s passed IN
Hse;hten. We count not ourselves 10 haze an.
ga' ios Roe19 Ia,s iln. ek
but We ere aoi foree,fnl of .fe thia.s e.
sebit d." Csptdtation. nad eamaroase. ners.. S.s
Ut tSe@ ne bea1as bsaPs' stsh sss ssn
unlo ne Gsrss which are be.pre. A~''~"
,,a +. 10 or nst,onsl struggle, the speaker
We haa 10 give, that our reoertnnee mi-hf m: ~
wncsat works The condh.on OF par19u IL tbS.
tn1!s9 70 o. m1fe s tfs sonuon Of pescr Il la: We
she s.s them. It has 3ecn The rufs,.tn II IL
xs 'aat men haze 10 ot the Ase.inee Ct alone
Ras ,hs arch-tzalto: Il ali upon ihe shsr '11e We
snoua he going 70 the hcatheu, not 10 d. Cbs7
nss, an seas,oe tes iof ,ien; IbFosch mans Bind
az ~ orhInE ga"na and in The en1ras Of Gods
Enlop worth The shedding OF ood. Sc WA ~
b. Deossa q ~ Sf9Ssns Ne s.
netcess- Her besnty vas hes p.oerr.s ~ @ Sae VI.
coming rp Hhd she remained ID ihe wfIdrrne's
oa Cnsa 4 e s'ysn hsT ss9 rbs
value cs.y in tie prophecy Of her m;rrh va y o.
ste woala look tarth Is tss mosn,aa n, stat
RG1p .H 2vsr a the sun. aaa terrible Is an ary nv
Aal u Vas no tanlt Of Heaven that ~. sa,.
~ nv brosn 1or nausas until We cane out psta
food ot "hsss oE ~ We e, soaa hattie y the MI
~ msel us and guide rs On. - WV "e5e
~ n ne re- Republic TO iaya illcn msu vii, ,i,t
Gasp Them ln alteration 10 Goa. ihe hrss ore VA
,nadh maa quns the ae1d. the eElth tie anvil he
and melt ne h Meskshop, the mcschant Tue store.
GoMs's are dol tse f1nits ase satEeled ,hs
tWe'S.. nse hhaFsessst and the eyelz of anotser
viii oss snds nd ts,ts s
E3iiou. We have known The wca,insSs X As