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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

.ierid Phenomenon.-Nr. GODDARD took up
party of excursonsts from PHILADELPHIA In
his balloon on Tuesday afternoon. who en-.
joyed the trip which was an extended one
very much. They descended once or twice
for refreshments, and continued their aerial
voyage into the evening. The passengers
say that the scene as the moon began to rise
and TIP hill and valley with her silvery beams
was particularly magnificent One Of the
peculorllies Of this night ride was the re-
markable echo at the height of ten thousand
feet. Mr.. GODDARD sang a song, and each
stanza was as distinctly sung by the echo, as
sweet and melodous, as the voice which ut.
tered the words. The party at this altitude
could also hear the barking of dogs, and
even the cackling of chickens ana their ma
tcrnal progenitors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

Fahefing Tpkies--In an experiment
made to test the value Of the article, four
turkeys were taken and confined IN pen,
and led on meal, boiled potatoes and oais.-
Four others Of the same brood, were also
confined at the same time IN another pen
and fed daily on the same articles but win
one pint Of very finely pulyerized charcoal
mixed with their meals and potatoes they
had rlso plentiful supply OF broken char
coal IN their pen. 4 he eight were killed The
same day, aud there was difference OF one
and half pounds each in favor Of the fowls
which had been supplied with charcoal lhey
being much the fatlor and the meat greatly
superior in point Of tenderness and flavor
This would appear to establisd beyond a
doubt, the benefit of charcoal for iallenlng
purposes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

The Ogdensburgh Railroad was
sold by auction, at Malone, New
York, on Tuesday last, for the sum
of $3,O00,000, to second mortgage
trustees.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

money there, provided this charter could BIO
obtained
Also supported by Messrs. llolchEiss
Blake, and Pierpoini, and
Opposed by Mr.. Cnhoon.
on motion of Mr.. Benton the bill was or
dercd to he on the table
BY Mr. Wright, for the committee on
claims, in favor Of House bill paying J. D.
S,oddord and others, therein provided pas.
sed
By Mr.. Pierpoint for committee on Judi
ciary against the bill providing for the ref
ercnce Of actions in County Courts.
Mr.. uuuton supported the bill and strong
ly urged It's passage.
Opposed by Mes-re Cohoon, Royce and
Pierpoint
On motion Of Mr.. IIuntou, .ho bill was or
dercd 20 lie, and to be made the special Or
der of the day for next Friday at 100 o'clock
\. NJ.
BY Mr.. picrpoint, for Judiciary commit
tee, boz luyor of the bill IN addition tochapter
- compiled statutes, relating TO Supreme
aud County Couf'S' ordered 10 be engrossed'
10y MI Fierpo'nN ioT ''e judiciary Com
miltee, in favor Of the bill relating to burial
grounds; laid on the table.
Also, by the same, against the bill to pre-
vent acquiring right to highway by occu.
pancy or possession third reading refused
I'm favor of the bill relating 10 inoucsts of
the dead passed.
I'm favor Of the bin relating TO the pun,.h-
mon, of mirror offences with amendments;
amendments eopcurred in
ResoJntion.-Bv Mr.. Marsh. ip.iructnp.
if practicable. the committee ON Arhtory
Affairs ,o report To the Senate as soon as
NAV be the exact condition of military prop.
c,,y IN this State. how many guns ON hand.
how many have been sold. when and nv
whom. &c., giving all the particulars
adopted.
Bis introduced BY Mr.. Picrpo,nt, for
the relief Of railroad coroora,ions and their
creditors; referred To the committee ON
roads.
Bv Mr.. Davis. relating 10 savings bank.
referred to committee ON banks.
BY Mr. Underwood. cxemptinr libraries
of physicians and surgeons from attach
ment: referred to committee on printing.
BY Mr.. Marsh. to provide for completing
the Geological Survey of the State of Yer
mont; referred to the committee on Print
ing.
The bill to establish Board of Education
was taken up read the third time and on
motion of Mr. P.erpoint. ID was nude tho
special order of the day for to. morrow at IOJ
O'Clock, A. NJ
The President announced the appointment
of the select committee raised to consider
the resolution relating 10 the cabinet and
natural history of The state of the late Zadoc
Thompson
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Warner--i3.
hayes - Messrs. Barber, Cole Field
llotchkiss, Jones, Keys, Marsh, Pierpoint
Reynolds, Royce, Thompson, WrighL--l2.
On motion of Mr.. llotchkIss the bill was
laid on the table. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bms Introduced By Mr.. Merrill laying
a tax on the County of Washington; refer
red to a select committee Of the member.
from Washington Co.
by MIR. Marsh Of Brandon, for the encour
agemenI Of agriculture, aud awarding pre-
MUM for the discovery Of a ret edy for the
potaioe disease; referred to the committee
on Printing.
By Mr. Converse, to establish a line be.
tween the towns Of Addison and Woybrldge;
referred to the select committee already rails
ed on the subject
By Mr.. Weed, altering the time for hold
ing county court in the County of r'ranklin
referred to select committee of members
from Franklin County.
BY Mr.. Merrill, authorizing the Judges OF
the County Courts TO assess tuxes IN their
respective counties; referred to committee
on Printing.
BY Mr. Hutchinson, relating to the inspec'
ton of hops referred to the general com
miitee.
BY Mr.. Billings, in addition TO laws rcgu-
lating trustee process; referred to Judiciary
committee.
By Mr.. Parker to pay + f. French the
sum therein mentioned referred to the com
mttee on claims.
BY Mr.. Stewart, relating 10 auctioncers
referred to the general committee.
By Mr.. Crosby, providing for the change
of venue in certain cases; referred to com
mittee on printing
BY Mr. Taft cXcmphng certain personal
property Of physicians from attachments re.
ferred to the committee on printing
By Mr. Frost, extending the time for the
service of process referred to the commit
ice on printing.
By Nr. Merrill, providing for winter roads
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relating to the Grand List, approved Nov.
1850 referred Ia the committee on ways and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

The following premiums were awarded to
Nermonters at the recent Fair of the United
States Agricultural Society at PHILADELPHIA
$50 to Geo. Campbell for the best S,lesian
Merlno, bucks two years old; $40 to the
same for the second best under two years
SIS to the same for the best Silesian Merino,
ewesi Sl5 to David Kmball for the second
best French Merino, bucks two years old
$40 TO the same for the best under two yenrs;
$50 to George Campbell for the best Span,
lsh Merno, bucks two years old; $50 To the
same for the best under two years and also
premium of $40 for the second best. Mr..
Chauncey Goodrich, Of Burlington, was a.
warded premium Of IS for the best plate
of apples.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

A Stare Girl ia BoSion.- col
ored girl named Mary Miranda was
brought before Judge Merrick on
Saturday. on habeqs corpns she
was living with John W. Smith, :
Seayer Place, having been sent from
"Alnyille' (she could not name tie
Slate,) about two years ago to take
care Of au infant child, who has since
died. She said she ild not like to
live with Mrs. Smith. and the court
ordered her discharge, telling her
she was at liberty To go where she
pleased. There was uo appearance
Ia behalf Of Mr. Smith.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

Democratic CoHrf,sies PamsyL
rania-A clergyman residing ma
town few miles from Bottom was 10
Philadelphia on the day Of election.
lie met there another person belong
ing to the same town. They visited
together one Of the places where au
election was held, and they were IN
vIed to vote. The clergyman de-
cllned, stating that They we're suan-
gers, and had no right to do so. To
his surprise aud indignation, howev-
er, his companion Ia d no such scru.
pie, but taking t,oo Democratic bal
tots from the hand Of a cote diStrib-
utor deposited them in the ballot
boz :
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07
First Congressional District.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

o. See advertisement Of the Mem York
Times, one Of the best newspapers in the
country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

hIled On Monday the ooh inst.
Mr.. John Morgan, Of Lunenburg, W.,
was thrown from his wagon owing
to the running away Of his horse,
and so severely injured, that he died
on the spot.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07
Election Returns.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. s.
Vomont-Fremont by from $4,000 to
10000.
.Neic HamDshire-Fremout by over 5000
Massachusetts 90 Fremont: II towns give
him plurality Of $1,000, aud a majority of
22,00O. Burhngamo reelected by la
plurality.
Maine - Fremont by increased majority.
Rhode Island Fremont
Connecticut - Fremont. but few Fillmore
votes cast
.Nsio Jersey Probably for Buchanan.
Pennsyiuduia--Probabl for Buchanan,
10000 majority claimed for him.
Nav Kork--For Fremont but some es
Inmates put the majority as low as 10000.
The returns foot as follows;
Fremont, gG,36s
Buchanan, s2.Sg6
Fillmore, 5062l
Deidrare, 49, Buchanan.
May'aud Probably for Fillmore.
The Western telegraph lines do not OPP
pernte.
The above is the sum Of the news from
Boston, at 3 o'clock this morning.
The chances are favorable to Buchanan,
but the result is not certain. The report
from Maryland casts shadow upon the
BUCCANEERS.
THURSDAY, NovG
Beyond few Vermont returns, we have
nothing to add. The telegraph lines have
beea Frustrated by the gale.
Later.
The Boston Journal of Wednesday gives
US details OF the news which we have alrca-
by published substantially, aud adds little.
10 massachusetts, every Member of Con
gress is republican.
Connecticut Fremont by 5000.
.Neo York.-l5,OC0 to 10000 for Fremont.
.Ntio Jersey. Buchanan, plurality from
1000 to 5000.
.ray'aud For Fillmore by from 10000
to 1900.
LATEST.
Telegraph ia operation.
Lo,dsiana.-New Orleans, 3,437 majority
for Fillmore.
Gcorgi1. 5000 Democratic.
.labama Mobile, $50 majority for Fill
more.
.Nec York. Congressman, 20 Repub., 9
Dem, doubtful
kntuoty.-Louisyile large majority for
Fillmore.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

Fire. The dwelling house, barn
and shed, belonging To Francis Chris
tan, in Highgate, were consumed by
fire on Tuesday night last, al about
eleven O'Clock. Tie barn contained
large quantity Of hay, which was
consumed, together wlIh a valuable
COW. The three buildings were IN
surcd TO the amount Of $500.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07
A CARD
TO T. II E l. A ID l E s.
Dr. DupOncO's French PeriOdi-
cal Golden Pills.

lnialblo In removing stoppages or hfesulai',,e 80
tho menses. These Pills a'e nothing new uvs na
teon used by the Doctor Tor many years hu'h ~ ,
and America, with unpnTnl e lad snecofs IN eYeil 49,
aud he 10 Urged BY many thousands OF Ladies "ho n
used tholn, TO make tho Pals public, ioI the ae.a'
OF those suffering ton, any irregularities whnle'ri
we'll as 10 preveut pregnancy 10 those lldies VIZ,
health will not permit au increase Of family Iusln
females OF those supposing Themselves 90 are
ed agait - using these Pills while pregnant asthp
prieiof assumes responsibility to tho above
milton, although their mildness wouG pTaVenl auJ I'd
chief 10 health otherwise these Piils are froonch
cd. Full aud explicit directions Accompanying WV
Boz. Price 81. ,,anv
Upon receipt Of one dollar box will be sent 70 "'
address by return mai. Difect ell orders 10 .t,.,
FRED H. SMITH VII locale Druggist, Mon'F'"''
General Agent tor the State OF Vermont N
Geo Nichols, Agent. Northheld'
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Vermont Central Railroad.

Change Of Tine. Passenger trains now
leave Montpelier to the North, OF 7.45 A. NJ
and 4.25 P. M.,-for the South, at $50 A.
NJ, and 735 P. NJ.
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Honse Bills refeued In addition to an
act to incorporate the Village of Mortified,
to committee on Manufactures.
In relation to paupers, to the committee on
Printing.
In addition to section 10 OF chapter of
compiled statutes, relating 10 the distribution
OF Statutes and Legislative Journals, to the
committee on Printing.
Relating to the relief Of Aaron Convey, to
the committee on claims
Respecting the custody of minor children
whose parents are living separate, to the
commiueeon the judiciary.
Relating to the mileage of members Of
the Legislature 10 a select committee Of
three senators; and the president appointed
Messrs. Phelps, Field and Reynolds.
Reports. By Mr.. Blake, In favor of the
o'll to incorporate the llighgute Springs Ilo,
tel Company.
Opposed by Mr.. Benton, unless the mi
vate property OF the persons incorporated be
made liable for the debts of the CORPORATION
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-16
United states Patent Oms.,
washtpotop An,ft "a

IN petition Of Beni T. BBbb .. p. Histie, r.
PtauE praying Tor the extension Of granted
October, ls2 Tor pumps
Enes years from the expiration Of said patent which
iasss place the 7,h day Of ocober 1866
ordered that the ssd petition he heard the
Mond,y the ald Of September - O'Clock,
persons notified appear show
ssd petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing the extension required 6e
once their objections specially feh In writing least
days before the day o. hearing All testimony filed by either pary
used sad hearing be in
sordspce with the rules Of the once which will be furnished
pIcstion.
The testimony in the viii be closed lah %
TENDER, dispositions, and other relied
mony, be flied in the Office before
that day the arguments any, uthn day, thereafter
Ordered that this Published Upiop nfe
and Evening" star, Washington, D. CT Republican, b
Evening PhadsIphia, Book,
Post Dosion
the 2ld Of September ner, the day Of hearing
CHARLEs MASON,
Commissions Of Pstsnu.
r. s-Edo Of the shove papers will plss,e copy,
their bills TO the Patent ohce with containing this notice.
April i6-law9w
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large amount Of mischief property along the track OF
The storm The day had been Eultry aud high westerly
winds prevailed blowing clouds OF dust through the streets
Ihefe were but few drops Of rain though indications
storm existed FOR many hours.
Suddenly, at 10 o'clock at night there arose fierce
roaring OF The wind, preceded BY few flashes OF light
ming and followed with fall Of hai-stones Instantly
there was tremendous rafting Of window shutters hut-
terng OF awnings falling Of signs lifting Of roofs and de-
felt with more severity ia the northern part Of the city
where not less than hundred and fifty houses have felt
It's enect In the demolition Of chmneys injury 10 roofs
and damage to walls Some Of the bestcoDsructed houses
apparently suffered severely buildings Of less sub
sana Character In kensngtoD the effects of the wind
are 10 DC seen In every direction What is very fortunate
amid all this destruction and falling OF bricks and scatter
ing iumoers scarcely any personal injury sustained
only lew persons as far have heard, having re-
eeVeo any injury and that OF very serious character
THE LArErTE on THAT "BLRssED BABY.'-The sprightly
Paris correspondent Of the Boston Atlas writes
All the feminine heads of the city have been turned
these last four days by the display of the yee of the i'm
Perial child at linendapers shop in the Rue Vivenne
The ysers were admitted by easily obained tickets The
syae cost $4,000 and fills three large In the
nrst room the night wardrobe of the child the second
are the caps stockings gloves &C. &C. of the child and
the presents intended for the nurse Ia the third room
category composed of twelve dozen articles flor example
there are la nghtshirs Ia The
coaks or wrappers Of blue white satin the dresses
OF Brussels or English lace the christening gown Is of
Alencon lace and cost $4,000 the cradle is lined with
white velvet, spanged with gold stars its cover is of
Alencon il is said to be present from the city of Paris
TO the imperial child"
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Ifnrk.t,-

Nnw YoHK, April l5-Fiour has declned-sales of 500
bbls.-common TO good State, IS 81 SC as common to
low grades OF extra Ohio, SIS So t3A MIXED standard
southern, Sc s715 81 371s fancy extra do, 81 so
IS so. Wheat is 6rm-saes Of 1000 busheis-southern
white, 81 81. Corn 6rmsaes of 1000 bushes-souh
mixed, 81 cents. Pork improving-saes 500 bb.
mess Sl6 s7 Beef drooping-saes Of $50 bbls-Chcago
repacked Sl2 SIN SIS. Lard firm sales of 400 bills
10 cents Whskey has decned-saes OF 900 bbls.-0hio
Is cents
BALrraoRE, April lb.-Plour Is dull, notwithstanding
good demand-Smal sales Of Howard street at sc SAL
Wheat Is heavy and prices nominal Corn Is dull and
one lower-white, IS 81 cents yellow AZ 30
by measure, and the latter So IS by weight Pro
visions are firm. Mess pork, SIT SO SIS.
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&C AL N Il w s..

sEoosp NIGHT OF orERA.--The enthusiasm created
by the admirable rendition of " Somnambua" ON Monday
night drew fashionable audience last evening the Ma
tiona Theatre to witness the production of he Grown Da
monds" by the Pyne and Harrison Troupe The
between the composition sentiment, and story Of the
operas strkngthe all patho and occasionally trag
cay serious whilst the other redundant with comic Incl
dent and Iaughable situation Under these circumstance
prepared find the mantle of the comic sit
lightly and gracefully the shoulders of those artists
Miss Louisa Pyne Katarna and the Queen, identified
herself with the characters from the first of the opera the
last and satisfied her audience Of her being great
she is undoubtedly the best vocalist of the day. In add
ton to the charming sparkling and brilliant music Of the
opera, she introduced her celebrated song of the Sky
Lark To say she rapturousy encored is but
cord the good taste of her intelligent audience In this
considered that exquisite vocazation had reached its
eliminating point but the subsequent introduction of
air. with variations assured that Louisa Pynes
of voice. and skill unbounded that she has
competitor vocalist Of the highest class
Mr. HARRISON Don Hcnrquo, performed with spirit and
established his successful claim to be light
dian. His introduction of the gong of Oh Whisper was
exceedingly happy and met with enthusiastic
The entire opera admirably given and adds another leaf
to the welearned laures of the company
This evening Waliaces opera Of Mariana will be per-
formed and Thursday "The Daughter of the Regiment
will be given with all the original music.
At the meeting of the board of aldermen on Monday last
resolution adopted authorizing the mayor offer re-
ward OF five hundred dollars for the apprehension and
vction of Washington Naylor who arrested for bur
gary and subsequently admitted to bail by Captain Birch
Another resolution adopted instrucng the police
mittee to inquire into oil the circumstances relating to the
arrest aud release of said Naylor.
The Alexandria Gazette of yesterday morning says
The canal ia again in fine navigabe ORDER and large
feet Of boats mostly from Cumberland arrived at tas
on Sunday and yesterday, heavily laden"
1t having been determined put the church edfce OF tho
Methodist Episcopal Church South in thorough repair Is
closed, and the congregation attached thereto WILL
the time, worship in "od Trinity Church, on Filth
street. opposite the City Hail. where Rev. Or. Doggett will
preach this "wednesday evening at quarter to O'Clock.
The congregation and public are invited to attend.
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or The Ladies' OF the SIKH Church, Island, (oor-
Maryland and Stih stfeot
public that tsr Fair open, they will
happy receive Wits ali who feel disposed ponzr them
and promote the cause in which they erraged.
committee ~
uccsedsd considerable nasur
angemen with the proprietor OF The Young
who has created such Juror
civ win exht his wonderful saracity 1suaEnx
noec In the performance Of various astonishing
he hon Of & and 10 during the week.
Ami l6-d3l'
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.


tied partnership, the Appleton Co, whose
Bsltnore of buying and
selling sock das foreign and domestic exchange bonds
brokerage aud
business William stuart Appleton and Henry w.
Howell reside aid city general and George
Loudoun ytrsints and special
George contributed his Of capital
thousand dollars and that
said this 18th day Of March, 1850 and
WAN STUART APPLETON,
w. HOWELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST Of Virginia
HAVING together indicated The above
III the purchase and Of
stocks roe CON- foreign domestic exchange collection
OF sisbi bonds b
proms.oy public securities exchange
OF collections, receive deposies,
check, aud sllo~ interest standing accounts.
the services OF Mr. LAWRENCE Z. BhYNE
Of seidsn, Werr, Co, Washington, D. Co
undivided business Of
APPLETON h Co,
Anil 2li Baltimore
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OFFICE on THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTERIEs
OF MARYLAND.

The following the drawn numbers OF The rohomoks
Lousry, GLASS; drawn April II, 1898
I'd Ah b,h Ih oh 10Th IIfh IQh
% &c IA 60 "a 80 20 80 ~ 10 a. GO
The following the drawn numbers Of the Pat.pseo Institute
Louery, class lis, drawn April u, 1856
let ID "a 9Th 5rh 9Th 7th 9Th 9th ION nh Iah Iaa isrh
10 81 As 10 IL 10 rs 90 go a 80 81 "a
following drawn numbers 81 Paapsco fn,uu,.
Lottery, class lie, drawn Aprl II, 1855
s ID ID 9Th 9Th TIN OH l0h lh Iglh 18th
81 10 10 IL 81 "a So 20 10 80 l6
r. FRANCE Co. Manages.
u. VI. McPulrL, Commissioner.
April ls-lt