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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-31
fEllE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Calculated Females Pills
Old. things have passed away,
And all things become new"

N'eleDrated femdles fills.
Prepared + ON a prescription o. Sr j. Clarke
VI. d, Ply &c a. Ertraor iadrs to
the Queen,
Til, invaluable medicine is unf,iling in he cute
ui all those painful aud dan -erou, diseases 10 which
the female cunsfi uti ~ is subject. II mudca g,
all excess aud rcmu> g. all ob-iruclen~ ir' m " nH
cr cause, and speed, cure may he relied on.
TO MARRIED LApI s
ii is par cularly suited. It will in .hor, time,
brin.; un lie monthly period with regularity.
CAUTIOS.
Thee Pills should met hr taken hv Female
duiin.. the tiRSl THREE MONTHS Of Freeman
cy, as they are sure to hrin- on Miscarriage, but
at any other time they are safe
Ia all case, ui Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain, in the Back and Limits, Fatigue on >l,h'
cxortion Palpitatiuu OF the Heart, Mysteries, and
White, these Pill, will effect Ct re when all other
mcaus have failed; and although powerful rem
edv do not contain iron, caiomel an im0ny. or
ANYTHING hur tul to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet ar nd cach
package which should lie carefully preserved
SOLD uY ALI DuuGGtSrS. pHIcE, ONE DOLLAR
rIK BOTTLE.
SPECIAL Notice.
It is the filcuf every valuable Medicine to hr
nuNrrRrrIrnp. Be cautious. Therefore, and sec
that the letters IT 4 NJ" are blown in the hot
tie. and that each wrapper bear, the FAC SMILES
Of the signatures of |. c. BALDWIN 4 CO.. az d
JOB MOSES. EgWithout which, none are
genuine.
y. B-sI and & three cent postage stamps en-
closed To an, authorized 4 cent or to the Sole
General Agent for the United States and Britt h
Domuons.
JOB MOSES. p Corll,udt St. \. Y,
will ensure bottle. containing 80 Pills, by return
mail, securely sealed from all observation.
Sold in Nidllcbury by
II. A. SHELDON, ard
lO;1v W. RI SSEIL.
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TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.

- -, . MONITOR, VT, june 28, 1860,
Messrs. ). w. FowLE & Co Boston.
Gentlemen Having tor twenty wears past been
IN the habit OF using DIR. WisTAR's BiIsAN or
WILD CHERRY in cases Of Coughs Colds, and Pull
monary Affections, can testify to its great merits
with the utmost confidence. believe it to be the
best medicine for these complaints ever used, and
nave no doubt that the OF it has at three sew
eral times saved me from Consumption, besides
many times in late yea re, aTordng immediate re-
lief in less severe attacks
am 80 years of age, and for many years havs
been a subject for pulmonary disease, but by the
use OF ms excellent remedy ] keep myself quite
comfortable can hardly find language to q pres,
the exalted opinion have Of the Bslsnm, and 70
commend its use to all as the best remedy that can
ue used. GEORGE DART
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NJ T. ID 1 G A L


Dl. >. ruin, a. W. A,J.
Author Of Six Lectures on the Prevention and
Cure of Pulmonary Consumption, Asthma, Diseas-
OF the Heart, an mode Of Preserving tale aud
female liealth.--11 Broadway, n. Y, and rs
fremont Street, Boston. Mass NAV be consulted
every Monday at IA Broadway, New York.
ut No. p fremont Street, Boston, On Wednesday
and Thursday, OctOner 81 AMI An, and every
other Wednes lay and Thursday after All consul
tation4 free.
Or. S $. FITCH cures the following diseases !:
All Headaches. Citarrh, Sure Throat, Colds Cuu ii,
Whooping Cough Bee linz Lungs Consumption,
Asthma Diseases Of the Heart Dyspepsia Liver
Complaints. hhwel Complaints, Costiveness. Piles
Drop,v, Ovarian Tumors Complaints peculiar to
either sex, Skin Dis a-es, salt Rheum eruptinns
pmpcs and brown spots on the face the SCALP
the hands the limbs or tho person; Rheumatism
Ervsipcl.s Falling of the H iir by Humor Goitrc
Swelled Neck Scroua. and all impurities of the
Blood Nervousness. Chorea ST. Nitus Dance. In
a cases the best reference given,
Dr. s s. FITCTS Family Physician i. perfect
guide in every family, with remedies iutillble
that each may procure or prepare and successfully
administer. to promptly cure all colds, ant thus
prevent and cure all diseases arising from colds,
such rs rheumatism, Lung Fever, Pleurisy, &c,
&C.; also to cure Group Diptheria, Scarlet Fever,
Measles, ErNsipelhs, Typhoid Fever, Whooping-
Cough, Cholera, Cholera Morbus. Cholera Infant
'hn. biSrrh.ea from Ieething and Hot Weather,
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nnd Teeth; the best Tooth Powder and the best
Hair Dyc ever used; Laws OF Life, SO AS to pre-
serve life with health to The most venerable age.
The Family Physician" is sent by mail, free
at pc, tage, to any address, on the receipt Of 55
cents. Direct all letters for consultation or books
TO ~ fremont IT.. Boston, Mass give State.
Town, County and Post office.
Direct to DIR $. S. FITCH,
pEy.3n No. Is Fremont ST., Boston, Mass.
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TIE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of
'fr NEW YORK.
FREDERICK S. WINSTON, Frssi

FREDERICK S. WINSTON, President.
Whole number Of Policies. Aug. 1, 1896, over
5000.
Amour; Insured ................... f12o, 000. 000
Actual Cash \Ssets. ............... 1000 600
Cash Dividends Of ls63--being ptoGts
for yearts to Fcl. 1st, lsGB.... 5000, 900
Cash Dividends Of lS66--being profits
for 3 wears to Feb. LIST, 1866. 1915 1888
Actual Cash Surplus being undivided
profits to July LIST, 1866, over. 1000 900
The next Dividend will he declared February
j., 1867. and every Policy then in force will par
ticpate in the profits of 1866, and receive a
Dividend.
For six months ending Jul, LIST, 1866, were issued
$3.50 Policies 1nsuring. ........ S23, S6I 900
Tile largest number ever issued by any Company
ii the same length Of time.
The Insurance Monitor of n. T.. for AI.r'l 1866
savs:-"The steady course Of this Company Tor
- years. and the mpre-nable evidence it has
siantly afforded of healthy and increasing pros
peritv have earned for 1t repu alton tor stability
which justiIics us in pacing it before the public as
M assured silt ceSs-tte grdndrst ever urhired IN
Lie Insurance"
The n. Y. independent, February, 1861, saws
-" This Corporation stands al TIE rerv h ai Of all
simila. institutions Of its class ia this country"
Ii pays larger Dividends than any other ON
parv in this cou try.
PAYS Dividends annually, IN cash. or in ad1i.
ton to Policies; at the option Of the assured As
al investment, it is better than Sa-iu,,s' Bank
paving over per cent compound interest, with
CAT taxes, or expense Of any KIND.
& c. G. STEELE,
State Agents.
Mliddlcbury, VI, Oct 2lth, 1856. sol
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FROM MIR. NORMAN FINNEY.


=, = -, . H1VNkI'INi JUNG 20, I6bV.
Mc'srs. s. W. FowLE 4 Co., Boston.
Being always willing to give my influence in aid
Of good cause. | checrfully testify to the great
merits OF DR.. WGSTAR's BAiSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
which have had occasion to make Use OF many
times during the last ten wears in cases Of Liver
'omplant, hard Cough, and Splitting of Blood, al
tended with other dangerous symptoms, and have
always found complete relief in this excellent re-
NEEDY. My experience with other remedies for all
these disease, a. we'll with the trial of many
prescriptions of rhysiciarS, leads me to believe
that the l'al>am is superior to all OF them. With
out any hesitation | recommend this remedy as
the best one extant for all attacks Of Colds Coughs
and Lung Diseases. Yours truly, NoRMAs FrSSrr
PRICE ONE DOLLAR Il BOTTLE.
PREPARED BY
SETH W. FOWLE x son. Is fremont St, Boston
And for sale by all Druggists.
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( TRACES CELEBRATED SALVE
~ Cure, Cuts, Burns Colds.
GkACE'S CELEBRATED SALyE
'urr' Wounds, Bruises. Sprain,.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
Cures Ringworm> Warts, &c.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
Cures Rolls, Ulcers, Cancers.
GRACE'S Gel DRAFTED SALVE
Cures Corns. felons Piles.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
Cures Charped Hands, and lIli>ters.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
Is prompt in action removes pain at once, and re-
luces the most angry-lookig sweliugs and iniam-
nations, as if by magic,-thus airurding relief and
4 complete cure.
OIL % CENTS Il BON!
(Senc by mail for 81 ccnts)
SETH W. FOWLE & son, Boston, Projectors.
For sale by all Druggists, Groccrs, and all tho
country stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-16
Geaebers.

4 YOUNG FRENCH LADY, recently arrived from
n Europe, desires position u family as TEACHER Of The
and German Language Music singing and Drawing Ad
dress NJ. g., No. ia Aiuti-s'.
A YOUNG LADY, competent 10 teach English
n Muhemaca Latin wrench Vocal and the rliment- lnru-
Music. desires situation IN aoDOOL or az GOyEkEsS.
References furnished Address Box No p sfockbrtge Mac
r--r-E---u1----I
DEFRIgFRt TORS-Rt r. a !. MOWBRAY"
ISNo "a yessys opposite Washington Market ButAs patent
and Erce.of Ergs rao Ice water Pcher NAsr Coce
10. and Kro.ene stoves Britannia V9
eco ssusss sovsA Aslxps Nd Heass xafn'has Goods.
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JOnE hussiro. AuciloneeT.
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY


DISEASES Of the KIDNEYS, BLADDER and
II PROSTATE. afflicted may earn how 20 obtain relief by
,ddre,snE FELLOW.sUEFERER Station ID. Bible House New
YoTt City. lneioss two stamp, -
HIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED without
~ PUBLICITY I'll Divorce obtained. Advice
free NJ. HOWEs. Attorney a. Law. No. u NassAu't.
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Wrean Cleaners

OPPOSITION LINE
" TO CALIFORNIA, VIA NICARAGUA
ON THE 10Th or EVERY MONTH.
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Class Second Class lhlrd tlaH'
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IN CURRENCY.
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY having
placed steamboat LAKE NICARAGUA thereby in'u
ing passengers - - -, -. MN .,,e,r
PROMPT AND RELIABLE TRANSIT,
will dispatch the fast and elegant steamship
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For passage apply early by mail in person No III WEST
o. '''''' VI D. v CARRINGTOH, Agent.
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Hmusements.
A CADEMY OF MUS

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IN LEONARD GROVER ;;;''''''''.''''''''D"eo'0'
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL II, 1896.
Gk "a SHJt cE Ssh12S of Pc
The sails s' continue. the academy Ma.i Oi
d 4 sss G 30 sG to- P.rqu Pal.
I'D PIX f qT 6 epEEAR
he ORDINARY PRANAfIc PRICES Z , os THE DAY.
oounod. popular ofea presented originally in America BY the
JOSEPH HERMANs hi. very celebrated role,
Mas jokNNk
Nile SOPHIA DzUBA; .seee,
WameT Lehman Marta Nine Berger
Grand FIss IL the fourth set b Rs Es1s aSq. saS SA
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 49,
Ro''ini' srss. ma''erT W,,kS ,,.urr,I
presented for the frs, time in this City eleven years.
Maibide M%e Johanna b Rosi
ISPrnry wi SSgS,A F Ialas:
IBIS fr.t appearance in opera til. Ctyl
Arnod Mslchihai 5 H.bs1msn
Jacques. =
Wal,her Far't joseph M aeImsns
Mscitis Ufci Leataod Lehman, Rudolph, aimer, Hedws
s1;iS l'i f@S6ii 81 Pi;'if9 ELLA
'NA''H' TILE fh' G Ri4SP &tGMENTEb chdRJs
THE MAENNERCHoERE
''''"'''' 70 'O'" FAYFAREs AND PAoEANTs,
ALLGEMElNE LEDERTAFEL
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA constituted Of the very first inro
mentasts Of the proe sson and Of itself presents anon,
MARKED FEATURE OF EXCELLENCE.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
BRIEF SEASON OF EIGHT NIGHTS ONLY
COMMENCING
TUESDAY April II, 1866,
WITH
the Opera In which hi. Company achieved such
A WIDESPREAD REPUTATION
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A GRAND GERMAN OPERA
BRIEF SEASON OF EIGHT NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING
TUESDAY, April II, 1866,
WITH
the Open in which this Company achieved such
WIDESPREAD REPUTATION
WALLACK"; rs,s0 w,,,,or
w Proprietor and Msnager,.,; MI LEsTEh "ALLAoh
Open At n 4, BeySin'''S
Of the great number OF applicants ct the BOZ oh
'''1'-''N sHE sTo0Ps TO CONQUER
densey crowded houses the first and second repre-
senaous will be given for the third time this
''1"' His seventh Appearance in Twelve MONTH";,
The other by Messr John Gilbert Geo Holland Geo
Ward his. Mary Cannon Mis-. Madeline Henrqls' and MIR.
Vernon.
will produced the fine Drama OF
Don CESAR DE BAZAN, . On,
With NEW SCENERY NEW cosTUMEs ard all THE OIL
c cHoRs ASp BsL 2ThAf 'A'i 'oAN AND
The NUMBER Of M wALLAcKs PERFORMANCES MUST
BE NECESSARILY LIMITED.
THE BOX BOOK for hi. nights is NOW OPEN
Character. by Me.srs Lester "saek this eighth appearance IN
mOnih Charles Fisher, Jonn Gilbert B. 4 Rnss9d
lone Burke M John Seton Mile LiDs Wndel Especially en-
gaged). Miss Louise Csrman, &c.
limited The box for his nights IL open.
The free list (eIoepng the press. Is entirely snpended
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V'O EMIGRANTS,
EMIGRANT SOCIETIES OF NEwENGLAND AND EUROPE.
5000 MIGRANTS be placed In good situations and
Portable arrival supplied with improved
unmpoved which be purchased leased worked
Army or address, r HATCHER.
''- No. 2l8 OTsvierst.
New OTlesnl
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Geo Holt. New-York.
WANTED. -Everybody wants Dr. GILBERT
w PILE INSTRUMENT Cures every case no PAIN Relief In
minutes Sold end by mail Price % Crcu
free. Address J. Y. GILBERT Co, No SIS Broadway
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forsss ano farms Wuntso.

TNFURNISHED HOUSES WANTED in desirable
~ locations for waiting Apply 10 BENEDICT
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11bBER, No 2S West Twenty-eishthst
WANTED-By Physician for an Office FRONT
w BASEMENT. ROOM on the fr., soOr between Thirty
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WANTEfgfo PURCHASE, HOUSE, unfinished
or furnished New ORR or vicinity or within easy .oes'.
peud will BE- exchanged for other real Apply 10
k6dress with particulars ROBERT H. WlsHART No II Broad
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Eeal gstate for Sale.

F,TIRNJsHED COTTAGE IN GREENFIELD,
IL MASS. FOR RENT. ,,,..,
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rtepsd ssrden eonveuisn carriage end horses
We house extensive view Of mountain scenery
,ried Win md adapted the wants OF small family
stas,sd elevated overlooking the Green
Rsyer mile from TIE Deerhed and Conneccut
ks,,-s < chsrrng Of the many oeshun villages
te Counectcu valley. Localities Of historic or natural interest
spTonndng afford del ghtful places 'oI pic nc parties
for terms address H. A. BUDDNGTON, Greenfield, Mass
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THE NEW-YORK DISINFECTlNG COMPANY,
OFFICE NO. Is PINE ST
ATOHT Nos Dps 400 ard .ktbl HISHl-ST

The above oupany being newly ofganized permanent basis
having extensive Laboratory hpr d. Coues
public In small quantities. Doctor Couf
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hospitals prisons public institutions Of all kinds slaughter houses
ogA fat melting and bone boiling esAbsheni' all ds manus
swampy srou infected ships. streets and places In fact for every
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They do not odO by
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farmer and agculiurs, They and
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the ue plumbing IN which they used Tho
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MEDICAL MEN particularly called 20 this subject and ali
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above the purchaser will plainly describe the premises
he wishes dne when hud fluids will be
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others BE- the CsmpanYs office No 50 Pinet
When requested In the Company employment viii be
portion OF the city to pcym the operation Of dsneeon
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D,AvAs HousE ALBANY, March 90 1865
To he Pye'idest Of the EsD York DiiiVeetisg Company
Mar Having made thorough trial OF the Dsiniecng fud
Mr. VIM. T. Black, prepared 10
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6iluailors tl1anteo- AlaIes.

A YOUNG SINGLE MAN wants a situation as
~ COACHMAN and GROOM IN private family thoroughly
horses and carriages aud harness. also Mia
will himself rally useful on gentle
place. Good reference from a place Address T. f. IND
Once.
A MIDDLE.AGED MAN, well acquainted with
N the wooden manufacturing business. management OF help and
keeping books desires SITUATION salary moderate Addfe"
A. :. g., No 9 Fourth ave, New-fork.
DY a COMPETENT MAN, a SITUATION as
I'D Coachman an Gadeuer; good and willing work
for moderate and understands his business Please call OF al
dress Groom No. 81 Na,s.u-st. Room no g.
CITUATIONS WANTED for thoroughly competent
- coaehmen ooms gardeners. srhsnds clerks perter walters
small boys aboers &c also. help Apply at the
Large Employment House. No. I33 Eleyents Of siIthaye
WANTED by Man and Wife Of responsibility,
w HOUsE TO CARE OF for the First cass reference
given \. JOHNSON Tribune Office.
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| ELLSWORTHS MODEL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
II No go Broadway will occupy in Cinton Han A''or
pae. MAY after which f0r Tuition will from necessity be
ncr,a Pupils enei. yfeooI will hsve the benefit
! Of
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-13
Genuine PiscatoriaI Sports.

Minnesota, in all seasons, and especially
during the ice-period, affords the sports
men the most attractive features in the
piscatorial line. A lot of railroad boys
and few citizens Of the town of Shakopee,
in that State, started down to what is called
Gillenbeck's Lake, to have days sport
with the finny tribe. The Argus of the
25th ult., says:
They cut hole in the lee, when they
proceeded to fork out fish by the Wholesale
yes, by the cart-load. The hook used
was four-tined hay-fork, when man
would 'go for 'em" ont as long as he could
stand it, and when he became exhausted
another would take 1t, and so on, turn-a-
about, until they had piles of fish resemb-
ling small mountains, and it was only
when those detailed 10 ''mow awayn the
fish became completely blockaded, so that
the fish commenced slipping down into the
hole again that the "forkers" were per-
suaded TO knock of; and yet there was as
good forking as ever. A freight car was
loaded and brought to town and distributed
among our citizens and piles are yet left
upon the ice.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-13
Hsstetter'S BiIters ON tho Rn tile.
FtaId

1t is satisfactory to know that field hospitals
arc no longer unsuppliod with this iTo-saVing
preparation Soldiers who as private citizens, had
become acquainted with it's properties, have in
many instances made special request that HOS
TErTERs STOMACH BrrTERs might be added
to tho medical stores of their regiments and their
wishes have not been unheeded. As means OF
sustaining wounded men the battle field, and of
enabling troops to bear fatiguing marches under n
blazing sun, II has beon strcnuousy recommended
by distinguished medical men, and the prospect is
that II will eventually supcrcede all tho adultera-
ted unotures, liquors and daa0~oss 76aies that
have heretofore been considered medicinal staples
The fact that small quantity OF the Bittsrs mixed
with water from any OF the Southern or South
western rivers will prevent from affecting the
bowels or the liver, should be borne in mind by
Army Physicians soldiers. and all who have Oc-
casion to visit those portions OF our country The
man who uses HOSTETTER'S BITTERs in con-
formity with the directions, may set at defiance
Intermittent Fever and all other diseases genera
ted by the action of an unWhOesOme atmosphere
upon an OVcfthNed rrame. oe9-dw6ms
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-13
What the FIXTURE MAY Bring Forth.

\ correspondent Of the Chicago Times.
wrote from Washington, on the 5th, what
is considered there as tho possible action OF
the President, i'm the event of the policy OF
the Black Republican traitors in Congress
being filly carried QUITO tear the Consti-
tuition into tatters and change the Repub-
lie into despotism. The letter says:
Il do not think 1t would be impossible TO
prove that every act that has been passed
by hepeseW Congress is illegal, uneonsti-
tutiontl and void; because 1t Is clearly not
such "a body as the constitution provides.
That instrument expressly declares that the
Congress shall consist Of members from the
several states, meaning, of course, from
each of the States and the Southern States
have all been recognized and acknowledged
As States by their votes on the Constitu4
tional Amendment abolishing slavery, hav4
ing been received and counted and oiiici-
ally promulgated.
II Ia said, therefore, that the President
will now Immediately issue proclamation,
declaring those States to be in the Union,
entitled to full representation in Congress,
and requiring Congress to admit the South
crn members. If the rump still refuse to
admit the latter it would then be the duty
of the President to place himself at the
head of the legally elected Southern mem
bers, in body proceed with them to the
capitol, and demand their admission. If
this was refused, the President is comman-
der-in-chief of the army, and he could call
to his aid a regiment of United States
troops. The mere presence of this force,
drawn up on the plain in front of the capi-
toll would be enough. Is the remedy OBJ
iected to as revolutionary 1t is not half
so revolutionary as the recent proceedings
of the radical faction in Congress. The
course taken by the radicals is purely n
party trick to keep themselves in power.