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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
Readers az tfse EeWssssaier /;

81 have just returned from Washington with
Letters Patent for an article which goes lntU
every family in the land and am DESTROYS of
disposiug OF the entire right in 81 short space
Of time as possible. Heuce | ask any and All
who would like to make frg thousand at N
dab to call on me sai | will convince them
that it cav be done without any risk whatever.
County rights nov selling for one hundred TO
three hundred dolars, FGige me eall Ut once.
AGENTS wanted Immediately
Call on, or address d, *. HlCKOk.
Morrisyile April s. 1858. 2ou
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Executors Sale.

will sell at public auction, at the late dwell
ling house of James Newland, deceased, in Nor
on Saturday the 25th day OF april
1868, said house and barn, together with the
land thereto attached. consisting Of abont four
acres. Also The farming tools and quantity OF
wood. &c. pale TO commence O'Clock g. m.
HIRAM BURKE. Exr
Morristown, March 2S. 1868 1871
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08

Ca.srrh almost always attends Consumption
and frequently leads TO it. p sHHa
In 0xygenizcd Air we have positive cure
for this disease. The remedy is taken by inbal.
atiei -breathed directly into the lungs and
through thsm carried into the blood thus as soon
as theeblood will carry It. u reaches all parts oil
the system. decorn posing the impure matter in
the blesd and expelling it through the pores
and through the natural chennels from the sys
TEN. Thus you will see that the cause-of the
disease is removed, and the disease itself must
follow. su. t.0 . LAX.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES.

y: >. IN IENNAI NEV ENUE THNTO'
Those who are liable to special taxes
formerly I,cences,) or incomes, and on
articles in scednle "a" subject to tax,
should make their returns to my office on
or before the LIST day OF March 1868, or be sub
iect 10 he assessed, and in such case the law re-
qnires me to add 80 per cent as a penalty. will
give notice hereafter at what times will be at
The several towns in the county for the purpose
Of receiving returns. Banks can he had by APP
plying to ME for the purpose Of making the re-
turns. ~ II. A. WATERMAN, -
Assistant Assessor.
johnson. January ~, 1865.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08

"a young lady returning to her
Yhome, after sejourn of few months
~. was hardly recognized by her friends
- hi coarse, rustic flushed lace, She bad a
~ compleyion of almost marble smooth
ia instead of twenty-three she really APP
bat eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the
u Be- great a chaoge she plainly told them
y sused the Circassian Balm, and consid;
|en Invaluable acquisition to any lady
3 By it's use any lady or gentleman can i'm
he'll personal appearance an hundred fold
nple in It's combination, as nature herself
HI. yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in draw
1nrities from, also healing, cleansing and
Ting the skin and complexion. By its
Iction on the cutlele 1t draws from 1t all
|1rities, kindly healing the same, and leav-
fsurface as nature intended 1t should be,
oft, smooth and beautiful. Price 81 sent
Il or express, on receipt of an order by
Ia W il CLARK d co, Chemists,
4 Nos west Fayette st SYRACUSE, N Y.
NJ American agents for the sale Of asme.
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PADDOCK, DEAN e. co.
St. Johnsbury, Vermont.


Farmers who do not find it for sale in their
towns, can have it delivered at their nearest de
not by sending their orders PADDOCK, DEAN
4 CO., st. Johusbury, VI.
The Vermont Bone Co. is aware ths1 other
manufacturer advertise and vend an article call.
ed SuperphoFhste, atllower price than cost of
the above, and also make large discounts Is
traders, to induce them to persuade Farmers to
buy it, bat those who have proved the superior
ity the genuine article as p,xde by the Yer
mont Bone Co fsd it both better aud chesper,
and are content 10 use no other, II lower priced
Superphosphste, sad yet Of good quality he de-
sired, let the genuine article as by the com.
pany, be mixed with equal amount Of dry muck
or hre old compost aud good article is the
result. and at cost Of less than 'ipl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
Dr.. c. L. pLnop.

Dr.. c. L. BLOOD. a.7as gaoT
Dear Sir ! desire to give you my testimony
in regard to the value OF your scientific system
Of treating Csttarb ana Diseases Of the Respira
tory organs. ] have used your remedy. "Oxy-
genized Air in my practice far the last year
with complete success. Ihave cured the worst
ferns Of Catsrrh, and majority, of the Bron-
chitis and Consumption in their advanced stsge..
unqusliiisdly pronounce '.0Kygenized Air"
the greatest boon over yet conferred upon our
suffering race, and hope the day is not far dis.
tans when every intelligent physician will adopt
yeur spsteln, in the treatment Of all forms Of
chronic Affections. gs.i.-5stst,'
Frsterpally yours,
.y4saati uts.a l.. NJ. LEE. NJ. D.
No. lg9 Westminster Street Providence
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08

In this same manner we treat and radically
cure Bronchitis and Consumption, Let no one
ss serng from these diseases despair of relief.
Ii you are too far away to visit Office and see
us personally. write Description Of your symp-
toms, andforward TO the address below. i.r
Send for our circular, which gives q full des
cription of these diseases,
Ont Of the many thousands Of testimonials re-
ceivcd We publish the following - .,s5, y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
eniX Mutual Life HnsrfE-
OF HARTFORD, COON.

favorable opportunity is presented
nergetic and reliable business men
an devote their entire time to the
|ess, to represent this old, staunch
most successful life company. The
NV popular features peculiar to the
nix Mutual, and the great advantages
BIS to the insuriug public-i's free
from restriction on travel and &C.
6S6Sion-its non forfeltable policies
h Iiheral premium system the economy
{ Management, and its large annual di8i
<u1s. render it the most profitable com
Wy to agents DESTROYS of realizing a
andsome competence By their enterprise
N enegy. Apply to
HI. V. B. BULL,
7xn1 agent Ph@"ir lNutual Life Ius. Co.
449 BROADWAY, ALBANY, N. Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
"A. W. AvERlLL's ESTATE.

The subscribers, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the district OF
Lamoille, Commissioners to receive, examine
aud adjust c v CLAIMS and demands, of all per-
sons against the estate, of AfW. Averill late of
Hlmore in said District, deceased, represent
cd insolyent, and the term xix months from
the i1th day otsMnreh 1868 being allowed by
said Court to.the creditors Of said deceased, to
exhibit and prove their re spective claims before,
nsia Give notice that we will attend to the .du-
ties Of our appointment Mt The Inn Of widow
Lodema lverill, in Elmore. in rid district,
on the first Monday Of May and second Monday
September next, at 0 o'clock in The forenoon,
on each OF said days,
..sew I. q IL. ii. ELMoRE') Commits
sShNH q IRA BisH0P,a y
nU 1.rt II n, PowERs. sioners.
Etrnore. March, %, 1868. WA ~ 10 Il 3
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And 9. R. B U X TO "
HYDE Park, Vt. In Post Office.
~. 81

the state OF Vermont.
1t Is hereby enacted NC.
SEC. l. After the expiration CT the charter Of
any bank chartered by this State, or after the
termination of the existence OF any such bank
agreeably to the laws of this state. such bank
may ctuse notice to be published in all the week
ly newspapers OF the county where such bank il
located Tor one full year, setting forth that said
bank will reueem its outstanding bills the cay
of the expiration OF the charter, or the date-of
the termination OF its existence, and COPY OF
this act, and upon due publication OF such no.
tice, mel 5hersuch bank norits ebcers shall he ID.
able to any action for the non.redemption of any
of its outstanding bills, unless the same shall
have been duly presented and pay ment thereof
demanded within the year aforesaid at the bank
lug house of said bank.
SIC. 2 After the expiration of the charter, or
after the termination Of the existence OF any
such bank as the aforesaid such bank shall cease
to be subject to the operation, OF liable TO the
previsi, nsof the siXty-third section OF Chapter
Eighty nine of the General statutes.
SEC, 8, Thi.actshall take effect from ilS vass-
age.
Approved Nov 10, 1866. oyl GOA 26yi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08

CHRONIC CATARRH



Why entertain this loathsomo disease when en-
lief can be obtained? We Meet those every day
who are suffering from Catarrh to such an extent
that the Air passage in the head are in a partly
decomposed c,ndition,-the nose and throat
filed with such mass Of corrupt matte that
they are objects Of disgust to themselves, and of
pity to those with wliomthey associate.
Chronic Catarrh usually affects the head, fauces
and bronchial tubes. tits invaribly caused by
Immoral or in fammatory blood, by which the
mucous me mbrane is made sore or n6amed, pro-
during copieus effusion OF viscid matter. IT it
be produced by Scroiula in the blood it is almost
certain Is end in Consumption, unless speedily
cured, because it is impossible to entirely pre-
veat the matter from running down the Bton-
chial int the air vescles, and such is the cx-
coristing, or scading property of the matter, its
contact with the delicate linlngs of the air cells
at once causes irritation, and invites the humor-
al properties of the blood to deposit therein Tub.
circles and Ulcers. h4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
NELSON'S CatafRh Snuff

~ ~ "A 'SssSAf- N/s1 ~ IA 'SAh - NE
AND TROCHE POWDER,
spELIGnTFuL AND PLEASANT REnRDY IN
|arrh, Headache, Bad Breath, Hoarseness.
ksthms Bronchitis, Coughs, Deafness, &C..
And all Disorders resulting from COLDS in
IA Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
Ihis Remedy does not ssDry pp'' o Catsrrh but
'Seseas IL frees the head OF all offensive mat
er4quickiy removing Bad Breath and Headache
|IIays and sootl,cs the burning hestiH Catarrh ;
no mild and agreeable in its Effects that it
|o1itively
Cures Wstssesas B8eeE2ng!
ID 4 rroche Powder, is pleasant to the taste,
~ never nauseates when swallowed instant
4 lives to the Throat and Vocal Organs
<Itcious Sensation Of Coolness and Comfort.
q Is the best Voice Tonic in the world
m IL. Safe, Reliable, and Only IS Cents.
old by Druggists, or mailedfree, address
<tPER. WILSON d CO., Prop'rs, Phifs.
az 10 lesa Agents, q. G. Goodwin L. Co {;
~. Bros. u Bird, Boston j. F. Henry
S Waterbury Vt. S5yl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
AaHs
u THE Hh
81 ash &c B11x1d
Kite ists g~S HQDD

At watervilIe, will be run. the present sea.
son. on the principle Of LIvE,AND LET LIVE by
the subscriber. Send in your orders, gentle
mon and you shall be fairly dealt with. n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
or A LETTER PROM Rev. RICHARD
Enss OF BOLTON, MASS.

- OF LETTER PROM REV. RICHARD 3.
EDss. OF BOLTON, Mass.
z <aars MAS a sufferer FROM Bolts, SO that
become wearisome through their ire
ia persistent recurrence finally car
|ormcd in the small of my back. Dur,
5rogress large pieces of decompoSed flesh
ery day or two cut away, aud the pros
zsnd general disturbance OF the system
nat. Before | had recovered t ON is
No smaller carbuncles broke out higher
was again threatened with a recur-
The sufferings to which had so long
klected. 1t was at this time that COM
taking the PERUVIYN SYRUP.
ned taking it until had used five bottles;
len have had nothing of the kind. For
4 Nas one of the greatest sufferers, Other
res gave me partial and temporary re-
~ this remarkable remedy, with kind
nitive sense, went directly to the root Of
II. and did its work with thorOughuess
< 81 it's established character"
\ page pamphlet sent free, The genuine
F6ruvian Syrup" blown in the glass.
j. p. DINSM0RE, Proprietor.
II Ne. S6 Dey St, New York
d II druggists. 1922
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HOLLIS.

rj<{|{he volcano, Boils give Issue to the foul
- ~ contents Of the desp interior. To fe-
49,, - cause of such suffering 1t is only me-
u1r1<rx 10 vitslize the blood by supplying il
II ~ Life Element, IRON. sH
X THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
4. 81 <.tect, solution CT the Protoxide Irony
"a "a his efectuully, and give strength, Wig
.~>S.< Iaew life to the whole system.
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s12,s4o 65

ME OF vEMONT, II. A. l.. Noyes. Cash
oille County. IS. fer Of the Lamoille
|nty National Bank Of Hyde Park, do sol
rly swear that the above abatement IL true to
pest Of my knowledge and belief "a
)worn to and subscribed before q. =. Foycs.
ri Puhlp, April 9Th. ys0t
. A. J.. NOYBs, Cuhisr, (
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
GUARpIAN's APPRECIATION.

GUARpIAN's APPLICATION
STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court
LAHolLLE COUNTY. S. held at Johnson, in
said district. On the 3lst day OF March 1868
Homer Irish, guardian unto Harry G. Hoag
makes application to said CourL tor license 10
sell the following described real estate OF his
said ward. TO it all the real estate belong
ing to his said ward. situated in this state re-
presenting that the sale thereof for the pqrpose
of putting the proceeds OF such sac at interest
or investing the same ia stocks or real estate,
would be beneficial 10 said ward.
1t is therefore ordered thsta hearing he had
on said application at the Probate Once in
said Johnson on the 2fth day OF April
1868, and that notice hereof be given
to all persons interested by publication Of the
same in the Lamoile Newsdealer, newspaper
published at Hydepark prsyouss to said time
appointed for hearlng, that they may object
thereto, II they see cause, to the granting Of
said license. BY order OF Court.
2O22 JOHN |. GLEED, Register.
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MNNNNMS&No

Miss DAVIS, recently of Mortified. Vt $.
would infosm the inhabitants of aorrisv ile
anil vicinity that she win open shop over the
store Of Sliy,oa q Peck, where she intends
carrying on the Millinery business in all its
branches, with an
Entire New stock Of Goods,
commencing about the Rrst Of May. when she
will be happy to accommodate all wishing sEy
thing in her line Of susin ess. 1l g,5f
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
FRoM Ex Governor CoNY, OF MAINE.

From ExGovERNoR CoNY, OF MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, MAY ] 1867.
Mr.. WM l.. BRADLEY. Sir Last summer
purchased sguxntitv OF super phosphate Of
Lime Al your manufacture OF Mr.. John McAr-
thur applied it with most manifest effect,
and received most satisfactory results. II was
equal to any rtiliyer OF its cisss ever used by
me, and can ctnSdently reeommfsd 1t a. q
great agricultural utility. / shali continue to
sss it quite largely.
respectfully yours, sAKUrL CosT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
MOI fec
~ artitS.
q il D

Il Crestline,, Ohio March 25, henry Bin
[of B - and l.. A. Austin, aged 4months
25 days.
North Hydepnrk. March 80 .aof congestion
be langs., Ida May, infant daughter Of Ken
N ana phiiesta Udall, aged 9 months. 2 4
: St. Louis. Movs March LIST. Jonas hoere,
6f years, formerly Of this town Jl)ig
j Wolcott. Feb. 2Stho Hon Nathaniel Jones.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE.

.ktiJLij4d y 8dU44EI9
II DIRECTIONS FOR USE. sR'i6
When ured as top dressing to grass fields,
the fall or spring Is the best season choose a
wet time and apply from 400 to 5oorounds per
acre.
FOR WHEAT RYE, OATS AND BARLEY.
From 400 to 500 pounds per scre.- Sow the
Supsrphosphate then the grain and harrew all
in together. 1t may also be applied when the
grain isup two or three inches with good re-
snlts. A ~ E4 " i IL i
1856 FOR CORN AND POTATOES. ss,sas
Put half handfalln the hill and cover 1t with
at least half an inch Of DIRT. Az much more
Superphosphate put around tho plants at first
hocine IL no loss to ths farmer. For corn sown
broadcast use 35o,ts 100 pounds to the acre.
D- As Superphosphate is n very powerful
manure il should never be placed In contact
with the seed. Remember this Bear also in
mind that no danger whatever ensues from the
use of much larger amounts than we recommend,
II It's properly c,vered with earth
EoR BEANS, PEAS. TURSIrs, AND FIELD BETS.
Use the same amount as for corn.
roH oANbss veoErAbLEs. 4
Use ct the rate Of 500 pounds to the acre, and
work N fnto ire SOIL veil before you pfank
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FEon How. GEogsE B. LoRIss.
FaourHr LATE yrcro. WRIGHT. ESQ.

NIpDLERURY. Vt. March IL, 1867
WIN. l.. BRADLEY, Esq- Deer SIR In this
spring Of 1865, purchased tive tons Of your
Super pho phate Of Lime. -
/ used it all but oRe barrel With such degree
cfsuccess that shall use twise that amount
the coming season. hope IN futars to give you
q more full and definite account oil my expert
meEts and success. -, --.-'~tt
Truly yours. VIoyoR WRIsHT.
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CHAMBERLIk'S BUSINESS COL
..-.. lEGE,
Burlington, Vt, Lefore May Is, 1868.

These Scholarships will be sold at the regular
price. $50, and SO issued ~ 10 secure to the
purchaser all tae privileges and advantages of
the Scholarships heretofore issued. and to be
transferable to a second party any time within
three years after the holder thereof shall have
been in attendance at the College for three
months. This plan will secure to t.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-08
Crsrrh almost always attends Consumption

80 .t.sh-saasi ia @Hgil
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n agent Ph@nir Mutual Life Ius. Co.
44S BROADWAY, ALBANY, N. Y.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-20

MASSACHUSETTS has recently ne
gotiated loan of three million dollars
for twenty years at four per cent. per
annum. The National Government
pays six per cent. gold, and our bonds
are taken cautiously at that. In other
words, the United States pays six per
cent. gold for one thousand dollars of
currency-Massachusetts can for four
per cent. gold borrow one thousand
dollars in gold. Now this two per
cent. loss in I'M crest, and twenty-five
or thirty per cent. loss in the principal
accurately represents the influence of
the preseace of the Democratic party
in the county. In the Bay State the
Democracy is substantially unknown.
As an element of power it has no
meaning. liquidation, of course, is
not only never mooted or discussed,
but never so much as breathed. With
her sixty thousand Republican major
ity, a reflection on the commercial
honor or credit ofMassachusetts would
be resented similarly as an asperson
on the virtue of ones wife or daugh-
ter. Reputation there is treason, and
repudiators are looked on as traitors,
and we see the result. We, as ma
ton, are paying dear for the being in
our midst of the disloyal organization.
One half Of the taxes now paid by the
people of the United States are di-
rectly chargeable to the Democracy.
1tcosts us just twice as much to borrow
money as need be, by reason of the
dishonest policy and course of this
reckless and desperate party.-PhiLa.
Press.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-20
For the REPUBLICAN


Mr.. EDIroR;-I see by your paper
that the Lawrence-Donley lmbroglio
is fatty denied by Mr.. Donley. That
is not surprising to any one. A man
capable of design such as he says he
stands charged would deny it. The
denial of the truth would be no worse
than being guilty of the charge. We
do not expect any in the secret to turn
states evidence. If he states the truth
be it so. But why did he not let his
purpose of being a candidate become
known in the place where he lived to
his own party friends? Why write
secret letters to his relatives in order to
have them packed in convention? And
why such frequent correspondence
with G. V. Lawrence just before the
nomination? And why at last seek
nomination from convention not
called for that purpose, with near
dozen of his own relatives packed in
it, if it were not for mere temporary
purposes No man, be he soldier or
otherwise, can expect support from
his people under such a nomination
made by a circumvented flank move
ment. The Capt. is comparatively
young and may have bad counselors,
and it would be well for him to stand
from under, lest his modesty be shock
ed by the fall. A VOTER.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-20

ty to defeat Grant--a compromise with
johnson, he promising better things
&C., &c. But the most plausible sup
position is that to which the New
York World gives the cue as follows
"Let the men of wealth in this city
without regard to party, assemble at
the Exchange or in the Cooper Insti-
tute, and subscribe a sufficient sum
ten.millions of dollars-if need be
to buy favorable verdict. There are
IA Radical Senators whose terms of
Office expire in 1869. Beyond that
time they are sure OF no political posi-
tion; so far as they know now, they
are certain of no paying place Sure
ly, as many as eight of these men
would far rather be sure of million
each in hand than to wait for the
uncertainty of a $4,000 Office by and
by. Let us buy their votes at their
own price"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-20
COLORED CONSERVATIVES

SAVANNAH, May, 8.-A large
meeting of colored conservatives was
held last evening. A United States
flag was presented to the meeting by
white citizens. Speeches were made
by white and black men, and great
enthusiasm manifested.
Colored Conservatives, that means
"nigger" Democrats. And they held
meeting in Savannah, a Southern
city, but we do not read of them being
mobbed, stoned, clubed, or shot at, by
the high minded chivalry, who cannot
bear the idea of acknowledging "nigger
equality" But, on the other hand,
we read of the aohite citizens, no doubt
the very elite of Savannah, presenting
this "black and tan" gathering with
what? Why nothing less than that
hitherto much hated United States
flag. And that was not all. speeches
We're made by both white and black
men, and great enthusiasm prevailed,
SO says the report. That certainly
smacks of "mongrelism," and ap-
proaches nearer to all kinds of equali-
ty than any Republican transaction.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-20

ROBERT E. WITHERs, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor in Vir-
rinia, is a native of Campbell county,
and about forty-fve years of age.
He was colonel of the 18th Virginia
(rebeD infantry in the war of the
rebellion, and in 1865 was candidate
for Congress from the Lynchburg
district. For the last two years he has
been editor of the Lynchburg News.
General Walker, the Democratic can
didate for Lieutenant Governor, also
served in the rebel army, and as brig
adler General commanded at one time
the "Stonewall Brigade"
That is just how it will be hereafter,
all over the country. In the South
the Democratic party will nominate
for office full bloodcd rebels, while in
the North they will nominate their
political kinsmen, the sympathizers.
And if, perchance, they see fit to favor
a Union soldier, it is because he has
cursed his country and bitterly repent
ed of his patriotism.