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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19
by the use of
CHASTEI.LAR'
WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,

For Improving and identifying the com.
plexion
The most valuable and perfect preparation
in use. for giving the skin beautiful pearl,
like tint, that is only found in youth Itquck-
y removes Tan, Freekles, fimples, Blotches;,
Moth Patches, Sallowness. Eruptions, and all
impurities of the skin. kindly healing the
same leaving the skin white and clear as ala
bastor. Its use can not be detected by the
closest scrutiny, and being vegetable prcpa-
ration is perfectly harmless. 1t is the only
article OF the kind used by the French, and is
considered by the Parasian rs indispensable to
n perfect toilet Upwards of 10000 bottles
were sold during the past year, sufficient
guarantee of its efficacy. Price only 70 cents.
Sent by mail, post paid, on receipt of an order,
by BERGER, SHUTS Il Co. Chemists.
2S5 River Street Troy, \. Y
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19

There cometh glad tidings ofjoy to all
To young and to old, to great and to small
The beauty which once was so precious anC
rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19
PAPER EiANGINGS!

GEO. LESLIE. Cashier.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-19

j. c. HOuGHTON, JR. Gas
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
Plundering the Soil.

There e too much truth IN the statements
OF 4 correspondent of the London Mark LaR4
Express, respecting the deterioration Oh our
New England soil. The time must come
when the systems adopted in the old country
viii be adopted here when we shall return t.
the soil in some from the clements of fertility
which We take from it ia our crops be
present prices of -four and corn furnish occ IS
ION for reflection by all land overs OF New
England, as to the propriety of depending on
the West for these products
With respect to the old States, winch for
merly raised supply-neyer very large OF
wheat for expectation, they have long ceased
to do so, and are, to very large extent de
pendent upon the Western States. The New
England States do not raise mere than enough
for two months consumption in the year for
their own population. and receive the sup
plies Of -four for the rest of the season from
the West The State of New York raises
about half what her population requires
and The city Of New York would be starved
If 1t had no ether resources than its own
state. The same fall ng off in the production
of wheat as well as other produce, both ami
nal and vegetable, with the exception Of In
dian corn, has taken place in Virginia, Ken
lucky Pennsylvania. Tennessee, &C., and
even III the newer states of Ohio. Missouri,
Indiana. Illinois, &c, which how do not pro
duEe more tnan tWo-thIrds OIL hat they did
few years since. The cause Of the pro
or, ssive decadence Of nearly all the lands
brought under Gu tivation is obvious enough,
and is full y acknowledged by all the Amcri-
can writers on the subject. 1t arises from
the systematic scourging Of the soil, by con-
tInuing to grow wheat or Indian corn SO long
as it will yield enough to afford Il margin OF
profit. To such An extent is this practlsed in
the New England States, that proportion Of
the land which formerly yielded good crops
of grain of all kinds is now not cultivated
Tor cereals. The practice with young farmers
is to run out the land left them by their IA
theirs. and then sell it as they best en-, and
90 to the Western States, where the finest
land can be bought at dollar an re, r
quirng no clearing, there is no timber
and so free is the soil from stones or roots,
that the pillow may be driven miles through it
without meeting with obstruction. So
easy, IN fact, is the cultivation of the prairie
land, that one man an a couple of boys can
manage from 100 to quo acres. Russell men
tiOns one or two instances in which l25 acres
If Indian corn and SO acres of wheat were
raised and harvested by one man and two
boys, besides saving so acres of hay in the
meadows. He also speaks of the Presidents
farm Of l6O acres, managed by two young
men.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
Amasa ssl,..'s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In rotate Court. held 81
WisaiS NOTION IsTk-c or, s ! Mon peli-r, within and
fo 50 d u ric th- 27d OF Nay, A. u, let'
lNSl RI EN- !. pu porting 10 be the last Wi }
II and Testament Of amaSa Russ, iafe OF Watsfeld.
10 sad strict. deceased Den presented to the Court
by arriet r. Russ, The crIT therein named To-
Pr bale: IL dere by said court thai ali Iersors
CONCERNED ih-eiu, no fed TO Ape at session
OF said court be holden Al the Probate Ctfc-, IN
Montpelier. on III Isth day OF June, a - loG7 ano
shOv cause. any they rave. against tie Pro
bate CT said v i'll VIII ch purpose is further
ord red, that COPY Of The rec ri o. his order be
pulls he'd hree excessively ihe Green Noun
tam Freeman pTiIt-d At 3.onipss Gus 10 saio
time appoiEtsd for hearing
cop Of cord,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12

of it. to us, IS, that the greater part OF the
yolk, grease, may lie saved for nanural
purposes This advantage is, however we
believe, generally overlooke feware OF
dogs Secure through legislation on the
subject, if possible, and the carrying out Of
good laws. Dip the entire flock in some ap
proved dip, as soon as the sores caused by
shearing are entirely well, and there are NJ
sun scalds or other open or tender spots OF
the sheep The dips all have some very act
i've poison, arsenic, tobacco, etc a. thei,
bases, and must be used with great care
4gricuhurist.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
Geo. -. EdsOn's Estate.

STATE CT VERMONT In Probate Court, bel !
WASHINGTON DIsrRIcr, IS at Mon,p. her, within aud
for sad district the 2ist day Of May A. ID. 1861
K. JONES, Adm mist rator OF the es ate OF 'eor &c
IL. 8. Edson, late of Mortified, in said District,
deceased, makes application to said Court for license
to deed to Helen L. fhayer the Following described
real estate Of said deceased, situated in xoury IN
said district, TO witt being The same premises decided
By Sidney n. Nil and Lucy w. Miller. to Georg
:. Edsor by ed dated June 5,h, 1856 and corded
in the records OF land titles in said r. KIT 10 which
reference IS had for a more particular descripton
represe ming that said deceased in his lie-time
under contract binding aw and equity, to deer
aid real estate w iliam Jenns ho Tor value re-
csfved assigned said contract to Ezra SmaI'ey. who
The after. Tor value received signed The same to
said helen Thayer
Wbereupcn ordered by sail Court, that said ap-
picaon be referred session thereof, to be held at
the Probate Office in said Montpelier. or the Is day
OF June A. ID. 1867, for bearing and cison thereon
and i, is further ocer,d that All persons he
nctiied hereof by publication OF noice OF sa appli
cation and order three weks sucH~ssIVeiy III
tie Green NouuLin freeman. printed al MontpeiIef,
before said time of hearing, that they APP ear al
said time and piac=, AID il they see Cause, object
th5Te
By the C 'urt
Roo.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
gnetry.
Treasures.

have some withered flowers
That are softiy laid away,
Not because they were 30 beautiful
And fragrant in their day;
But little fingers clasped them,
And little lips care-sed-
And little hands - tenderiy
Placed them on "a mother'-" breast
The paper that cnfolds them
Was white in other wears;
But III yellow now and cruInpled,
AMI stained with many tears.
Yet. though they look 20 worthless,
Thi, paper and the flowers
They clasp and hold, like links of gold,
Memories Of jewel hour.
have some little ringlet-.
They are softly laid away
Their Iu~trc and their beauty
Are ike the suns glad ray
Eut H. not for this prize them
II j. that they restore
The tender grace Of a loving face
That gladdens earth no more.
\ shipwreeke,i men at midnight
Have on been known To cling
with n silent prayer, in wild despair,
r. some fr;,iI. floating thing
-" J. in ,Iarkened moment.
Clasp with a voiceIess prayer.
whrI-, W antiering wide on grief'- deep I,t''
The-, locks Of golden hair.
have come broken PLAY things
That are -0ftly laid away
VITA some dainty little garments
Nafc ia q long past das.
10 each there j. = history
I;ut ,hi~ / may NOT tell.
test the old ola food OF -olrvn
N-au -houId rise and swell
Now th.sr In, -ki.-~ arr brighteurd
Nud the fearful storm j. Ger.
Let me ut ia tender calmnes--
On Memory silent shore,
And rount The simple treasures
Thai -till remain To- show
Where Hope fair freight. 10y sa,t.ie,I late
Wa -hpwrec kei long ago.
have another treasure
That Is -oftly Ind away,
AMI though have not seen IL
for tins many e weary day.
From every thing around
,oue- Il token and "a sign.
Thyt 'ti, foudly watched ami guarded
AMI that It -tiII j. mine.
" hen rs, flowers lie. dead al winter.
IN their winding sheets IF snow,
~ know they u rise 10 charm our esr4
Again in summers glow.
Thus l. la tfti- chill season,
when frost end darkness reign
" :tit the ble=t spring " hose warmth shall brlu-
G.Ilr To- my flower again
-HoDae Joar..ai.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
AN ACT RELATING TO THE REDEMPTION OF

BANK NOTES.
" AerJg enacted By the General Assembly Of n.
Of FermOnts
SEC. J. Aiter the expiration o charter of any
bank chartered by this stale after the terminate
the existence OF such bank agreeahly the laws
this STATE such bank may notice 10 be published
m all the weekly newspapers OF the county where such
bank - located for one il setting forth that
bank Will redeem outstanding bills the tay
pTa'ion OF its charter tie date OF the termination
its existence, and ot this And due
publication al such notice neither such bank nor lis Off
shall he liable action for the redemption
ct outstanding bills. unless shall
been duly presented and payment thereof d. manded
within The aforesaid, al the banking house OF =aid
bank.
SIC . Aher The expiration 81 tie charter. the
termination Of the Of any such bank anTe
said sach bank shall 20 be subject the
or liable to the provisious "f lie third section
chapter eighty nine Of tiie General Statutes.
SEC ,. This shall take effect from / passage.
Approved. November 10. 1866
In pursuance OF the provisions % the act above reced
the Vermont Rank, Of Montpelier VI, gives notice
outstanding bills viii be redeemed until January Ist
1865, at lis of business in the of the First
National Bank of Montpelier.
}. A. PAGE. Cashier
Montpelier December 20. Is66
In pursuance OF tile provisions Of the
the Mortified Bank nutre hat charter termi-
mated July 18th, 1866. that its outstanding bills lie
redeemed until January lt, 1865, place
business in Mortified, VI.
4. ROPES, Cashier
Mortified, December 20, IstG.
In accordance Win the provisions Of the above
the Legislature "i the STATE Of Vermont the Bank
Waterbury, Waterbury, Vt, hereby
Its charter terminated September $50. that
Standing bills of SAID Bank viii be redeemed
Waterbury National Bank, IN Waterbury, and also the
National Bank Of Redemption Boston, until the
J. h FULLERTON Cashier
Dated at Waterbury, Dec. 2Dth, 1856. NSr52yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
know Thy DESTINY

MADAME T.. F. TH0RNToS, The creast English AstraIor
Isl tiairvonsan aud PSychometfcian, who has astonis
shed the scientific classes Of the Old World now
located herself at Hudson, y. " Madame Thornton
possesses such wonderful powers OF second sehas
able her TO impart knowledge Of the
to the single married of either while IN stale
france she deneaes the textures Of person Won
are 10 marry ana by the AID OF an instrument
power known the PS chOnnrupe guarantees 10 pro-
dhce ie-hke picture oi the future husband and
the Applicant together with the date position
IN NE leading TRAITS % character. This is
bug, as thousands ties inonials
send when desired certificate, nj q
mat the picture Is what prpuIts be- BY enclosing
Nniaock of hair and stating place ot htih, age
position and compleSlon and eHclosin, fifty and
stamped envelope addressed 10 yourself receive
The picture and desired 10 ofmaon by return Al
communications Sacredly confidential. Address IN con
hd5nce, MADAME r. f. THoRNroN r. q. Box 223 Hnd
son, y. Y. 7y;S
There comeih glad tidngs OF joy all
To young and 10 old, 10 great and TO small
The beauty which precious and rar.
Is free for all, and all may be
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
ID I'D r. q Id - j..

Each policy-holder will be entitled to a
Dividend, the payment Of the NTH premium, and
duce the annual payment, purchase additional
insurance, the option Of The policy holder.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12


For restoring halr upon bald heads (trom Mhaevs
cause II NAV have tall en- u) aud forcing Aruw III
hff upon the Iafe, II has equai. Ii viii inrCe The
beard 1" grow upon the smunihe~t face in five
eight weeks or air upon bald heads Two three
months lev ignorant practitioners have asserted thai
'here - nothing thft VIII rce hasten the grow
The har or beard Their assertions false
z" living illnesses (trom their experienced
witness But many will say. how IS di~fIngn~
the genuine from The spurious 1t certainly is difficult
a. nine Tennis Of the different Preparations
i"r ie mar ana heard are entirely worthless, and
many have already thron away large amounts theii
purchase. Ia such would say. try the Repatatur
Caphh nwii cost you nothing unless fully comes M
I" our representations. IT yar Druggist does not Keep
send us one dollar and Will forward it, postpaid TO-
2etiier with recei pr for the money. hitch will be
turned application providing entire satisfaction l.
not given. Address.
". l.. CLARK & co. Chemists
&Al No Me.i EaA.ite St,e.t S,racuss \ z
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
fNk ERS
M II 8 n A CIT H = I

M Z = T a III T. =
FORCED upon The smoorhe=f from rI,r.
L Ia hve weeks by using DIR. -EViGNE'S RESTAURA-
TEUR CAPlLLAIKE, the most wonder ful discovery in
modern science, acting upon the Beard Hair in n
aimost miraculous manner. II has been used by the
elite OF Paris and London with the hatier,ng sue
Cess Names Of ali purchasers will be registered aud
II entire satisfaction every instance The
money will be cheerfrily refunded Price by mail sealed
and postpaid, ST. Descriptive circulars
mailed free. Address BERGER. SHUTS & 90
L hemisfs, No. 2e5 River Streets, Troy N. Y Sole
agents for the United States Fkn7vl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
CHI ASTELLARS
w II I r E T. TO u I'D
I'M \ HJET

For improving and Beaurf, the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation use for
giving The skin beautiful pearke TINT Thai is only
found in youth Ii quickly removes Tan Freckes Pin
pies, Botchss. Moth Patches, SallowneSs. Euupiops
aud all impurities of the skin, kindly healing same
leaving the skin white and clear alabasteT. use
cannot he detected by The cnsest scrutiny, being
vegetable preparation Is perfectly harmless. IL the
only article of The kind used by The French,
-dered by the Partisan indispensable a perfect toll
et Upwards of 10000 BOTTLES sold during the ia
year, sufficient guarantee Of its efficacy. Price
Cents. Sent bv mail post paid, receipt order by
BERGER, SHUTS & 60, Chemists
F7&M9vl 2s5 River ST., Try, y. Y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
ASTROLOGY.
THE WORLD A>TONiSiiED
AT THE WONDERFUL REV sLArIONs
MADE BY TIE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST,
Mad ,ne H. A. PERRIGO.

She reveals >T''e' : rc'ta ever knew. she
10 happiness those No. 4 events, catastruphes
love- loss OF elatons money
&C. have become desIondent She brings together those
long separated gives
lovers restores lost stolen property tells the bust
ness you are best qualified TO and in what you will
he most successful causes speedy and tells
the day will You name likeness
and characteristics of the person. She reads
thoughts and " her almost
HE dark ana hidden ysteries al the
stars we see IN The hrmamcnt-the maefic STARS that
overcome or pfedounae the Cohfguratiun-irom The
aspects anu positions uf the planets and fixed
lime OF birIl, she deduces the Fail
consult the Astrooger You but trifie
and you may again have opportu-
nifty. Consultation Zee, with likeness all desired
Inflammation J. Parties living distance consult
The Madame by mail with equal safety satisfaction
Ia themselves, as II tall explicit chart
written out, with all inquiries likeness
closed sent 10y mail on receipt of price above mentioned
The >trctest secretly viii be all
pondence returned or destroyed References The high
est order furnished those desiring Them. Writ plainly
The day of the month and YER which YOU were born
enclosing small lick hair.
Address, MADAME ii A. PERRtGO.
Fyl r. .. DRAWER 293, BUFFALO, Ny
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
THE LEUCORRHEA,
$500 Will be Forfeited

AZ DR =. DIN,
II failing in time than any other ply -c
effeciuaiy and permanently, with less restraint
occupation tear of 10 all weather with
safe and pleasant medicines,
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS;
Thei- effect and consequences,
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
incident 10 Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DESCRIBES;
Mercuria Affection Eptions and all Diseases of The
skin; Ulcers Of The Noe, Throat aud Body PiDples
the face Ssveilings at The JOINTS Nervousness Con
>ttutiousl and other Weaknesses outh, and
advanced. OF all ages Of
BOTH SEXES SINGLE OR MARRIED.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
DIRECTORS.

This is the only Life Insurance Company
chartered by the State vermont--is managed by
this State liberal, and protect the policy
holder fully than those OF any other State. In
insured, fifty years age when insured, are
entitled paid up Policy for at Ieas, the sum
Paid-up policy be payable when the original policy
would have been if continued in force.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
LADIES ATTENTIox

4 SILK DRESS PATTERN or a Sewing M,ch;n
N sent Tree. for one days service in anv tow
"s'- T1is", eiit sent iree by addressing whit
stamp, w. FISK & CO.
fiswo II State ST., Boston. Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
Luther sseur.,s Estate.

w-sHINGros DISTRICT ( at Mont eier, within and
or said DIstric' the nth day of Way A. ID. ls6I-
INDWIH PALMER. .xecutor of the las viii and
II t'sfam Lit If Luther Henry late OF 4 ateIeury
IN aid District ~ ased, makes application to raid
ouri TTh The consent aud approbatiO IN wiring q
III esaees and devi ees Of sad dec a.ed ding
This state, for iice To sci ali Of the ate
I'd DECREASED except the real estate b.queaihed n
widow, repre- s@nting that The sale thereof would he
beneficial TO The sgaeess and devisees of said decea
ed no those IN erected 10 said estate:
" hrreupon, - ordered by sad Court, that said
aPp caicn he referred 70 session heret, L" be he ID
81 the Probate Once said noup iieT. the IL h
diy Of June. =. u. !e67, for fesrng and decis on
thereon and II is fur ttr e.. that ell er,on-
Interested he nrtled hereof by publ iton Of
Of said application and order thereon three week
successive y in the Green MouutnIn Freeman printed
SOutP-lier b -fore sad Of h-aring, that they
may appear at SAID and plac-. and il thy SEE
OF thereto. BY e Court.
F2lw3 Attest.-I x. NJ ERR l., Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
Reparator Capilli.


Throw away Your false rizzles yuir r a. your \
Destructive OF cont RI. and not worth fie:
t"meaged, come youthful come ugiv aud iair,
And reluIce ~ Nnmr own lnNmri M LII
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
MEDICAL


tions of The Monthly Turns, from
Whatever Cause and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE.
MOST INVALUABLE REH EDY
all affecting complaints peculiar TO the sex,
viz: Distressing and Painful MensIruatnn, Retention,
Pain ia the and Lsn- Pressing Down Pains, Rush
Head Dizziness Dimness of sigi Green
Sickness Heaviness, Fatil any Slight Exer"n,
apiraon the Heart and ali the various distressing
complaints particularly that most annoying, weakening
and The beginning of all other female weaknesses,
THE LEUCORRHOEA,
In Removing Distinctions and Restoring Nature its
Proper Channel,
ueting Nerves and bringing back the color Of
health - to the cheek OF the delicate
Price 81 per Box. Six Boxes, S..
~ Sold in Montpelier, Vermont, by n. X. Brown,
Druggist sole for Montpelier Ladies, by send
ing him 81 the Montpelier Posi- Office have the
mail of the country tree 81 post
ace.-Sold by DIR :. X Day. st. Aihans. Am's G..
spear & Co., Burlington, j. f. Henry Co Waterbury,
Deinas Barnes & Go , New York, " eek & Potter, Bos
ton, and by
FIsvI : u. HOWE. Proprietor, New York
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-25

"A DEFAULTER. The Boise City Statesman
Of last Saturday says the discovery has been
made by Special Postal Agent Brooks-whO
was in that city on official business-that j.
H. Minener, late Postmaster at Boise City, il
defaulter to the Government. There is q do.
felt Of $1,000 20, in postal money orders, in
his accounts and, it is believed, he is defaulter
in other accounts. His sureties will be called
upon to make good all the losses Misener
suddenly decamped few weeks agoto Olyn.
pia, w. T., whore he is supposed yet to be.
He has evidently played both migrate to bis
cOnfding hackers and trusting friends, and ras-
cal to all generally. We hope an example
shall be made Of him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-25

ROBBERY AND MURDER From Mr.. John
Boulware Of Boise City, who was in this city .
few days ago, the following facts were derived
Deputy Sheriff u s. Ramey of Idaho county,
and man named John WEIGH were on their
way from Lenhi to Boise City. with saddle
and pack animal each Ramey had with him
5000 in greenbacks, and $500 in gold dust
WEIGH had only about $500 in dust. Before
reaching Malad Station, the peculiar actions
of a halfbreed, who had fallen in and travelled
with them short distance, aroused their sus-
PIGEONS that there was danger ahead. and they
took route away from the road soon after
the halfbreed left them That same day,
Dee. 18th, four ambushed men, all in disguise,
rose from the tall grass, and with aimed rifles
and shot guns, compelled them to halt, dis
mount, and undergo search. The rogues took
ali their money, save trife for travelling ex-
penses, and nearly all their provisions. Ra-
lney, finding the force opposed SO formidable,
submitted with the best grace possible under
the circumstances; but WEIGH cursed and
abused the robbers in the most vehement man.
ner. At first no attention was paid to this,
and the two men were given their horses, and
ordered to " git 2 and not waste time in doing
SO. Finally WEIGH went up to the chief rob
Der and, swearing roundly at him, remarked
that he knew him, and would some day get
even with him. At this the robber said to
WEIGH: "NO,ny man, you will never see me
again." and at the words shot him dead. Ra-
mey was then permitted to ride off. He rode
to Malad Station, and got aid to return TO the
place Of robbery and murder. The body Of
WEIGH was decently buried, and Ralney re-
sumed bis journey. He reached Boise City
last ThursdaE, and it was proposed by persons
there to raise party to go in pursuit of the
robbers They all appeared to know Ramey.
One Of them was over six feet tan. They were
armed with Henry and Spencer rifles and shot
guns, and are likely to prove dif6enlt party
TO capture. 1900 ~