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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-28
|Stsue arrangements fit @inwanberer, bic mad
benz gBefe1 All rei1en miin1hen. =

@pn. beute, Zen 9. NpSemter an, perben bic @tnUanberer
auf ber Nprtbert Central @elpertfreet Deppt @ifenbabn NIT
Benz @rpres5u9 %tefDrbert. Die gabn btetst baburdb ben Smmt>
granten etntn rBBere 8DrtbetI, ais irSenb etne
anbsre Balm, aud TT le na "a WteiIea tGrser ais ieOe anpere
8abn NAB benunnten @ldsea, ais:
Bitt8bur9, @lepelanp, Detroit, Sort Mapne
@bica9o, Milwautee, @alena, Dubuque, Ct
Saul, 8cd SslauO, Burlington, Soma Gitp
m, t erben bebbalb be nit Der gtprttern Central Sabn &C.
benz n YerfUaen 10 Stunoen fruber ais tte nit anbern Bah.
men @ebenben bort e%tntrefen, aud perben A Dial ~ipeniser bic
9gaeen babel %eewedislt. Die 8abn 5iebt bnr6 ben @Dniten
1betl pom Sbtp. Die 9an3e @ntfernune BON btsr bis @ticagD
1T 800 IItetlea. Das @epad wirb bier eesei&net (marfsb) unb
Bebt n It en- 9ana8ieren an ben Beftmmunssrrt.
Nad Greftllne, Oaptcn, Cincinnati, Snbtana>
polls, 2pui8pile unD ct. Qpuis
pct en- ebenfaus 9ahastere bef6sbsrt unb fir tbr @eSaf
I n { pettere 1nlabunsafGfen bereGnete Die paTaaiere
IL n en- NIT bet 3 ubr., Ober Abenbs 10 1tr-3ue mad alen
den SlGsen eehen, Dbne untertpe99 anfeebulten 81 wsr-
ben. - ur~afabrt'TtGette perben Serfanft IN Der Sffcs bes
M9enttn. Sobn y. Walfcr,
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p. Sauter & Bruder,
$50. 213, Observation-Disclosures,

.- Sntfaen 9anpSers II. Starpfr,
ttren 8etannten unb benz 9utlifuit I'm. Ia8eutet-
men tbr r6blafDrttrtes Eager BON .-a nm .
NO. .#r 81 { It : Us aGreu
auet Nrt SGlG0ern, Wtefern uno 8a6eln, Q0Fefn, g3ertacu.
gen tr Gtl4ler un6 anhsre 9Dl3ar6etter, 5auS. unb &I6en.
%9erGt5en, ID fiitn8D Q3adreu. Qdnpsr, @lass gBaaren, gOeel.
sarge IN ~els8anter uno etnfader SDrnt, eu6etfernen Rp6ge.
rnp dnbern Mrttfela. = Mfpdrataren Werben prompt
ane oealtereeft a~usesfutrt. = Bel reeaer Bsotenuue bnlten
Gete eter tat9tten 9tetie. tWar38,1S
W. oet'plattr"Arb Sertsrttaeu ft tn ieber Mrt.
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1ll " IQOutS Gcfbart,
Mr. d. NdIffrnD re1rd6e nnhp mnrhionh 0nG

- I"'| UErTgFEI6ttIW Bert0WfeF N. Wv
ornamental CAREER, 8ilber &Spieaelrabunen,
baltsu fets auf Eager cine srO6e &uspabr fr6n.5fff6e
rerU6en gOrratb pm GUlb pab StlbsrrGbmta fir SpieeG
Dprtratts. fsT4 .sl.r an r4rsH Ia -s4f
NlS 6ilbes &c, wsrbea rsts fauba unS f8sntaG.rpr 1T.
lis
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ubre1t G Suite LEM
Ytelle unc dj0re Waaren.
&8AAa9 6GnfteI6, 8rDtber II. Co..

&AAa2s @emfteIb, 8rutber u. Co..
H H- gr. 229, BaItfmDre.. Ode psn G~barItsar., =
snten bs Nufntrgfemtstt Der Rdufsr auf tbr nensS unD eIeean
"a Eager Spn 8ancs .&rtisIn, ous9eei&nettn ~eDIbtntn ubren
SsGDtprQsn SgYeIerttn &C., tpsde hs nsuIth Dpn europa tnrbr
ttttn. Datunter tEFHb.n f@ Gef@naapOG etarOtttsts fram,5
Ii$e u 3btae&en,. %GrtSpn!ts, Gottttt" @tdnps, Supettn- uMi
g6t4a Ibe5 alter, abesbI&fen unb &tsartene GapieIn, Fables
sonnPahtOrS, 8artsastbarfe, 9rttn mates, GtnsCiGt gaisi
Ia 8rp6er stpswaat, 70 Dt cine ret1s Sanimlnn6 BON baDfnsf
Ssrpnj- 2rhttli, 3Jiarnapr- Nrb ssten, fSIntfdta gDSfer, OrsSbt
ar gor!eaA,. gD Harsx Damsnfadtrn. Opsrn~ sriteitt1tn ppr
yeslna1ttsi nRb y s%tsnbttr. 8oIbeGs 8sbt.n, Portfolios. qt1usas
9erpttea mtt 8Ief&sn unh 71etneu 0I4fe<1+
@olSefae 1l5.ets+ I
sa etnttHer Westaesn &urDpas 0ngtfertiet ,mtt ~f3aaTdties
SoIoseEaufen, fir b.csn 9atssaranjrt aisb ,fnbts Qntn GEs
en- v~ott6tbte.
NrabtDODe ~cetutpeleu,
moo bsa aeuefen StpIt, BON apn60n, 0artS, @tnf uns sDter
'aaeostts. iSnts rst@e SSmadfa4en unftrtt st8euen gasrif.
SSn nns fslbf. f~abrtstst, nufar wte cine Wlsbatus, has sS@a,
yTanttant BET Der stsR8en GuSfeGnus bes aRarsIonbaS nfttutt
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&cEf1VytEWN .BVBEW W~EUgrS9eTGbEe
Associated Firemens-Insurance.
-r. SUn Baltimore.
J{c. 4 Scutb@ n1be galtimpreltra6e.
g Gtrettortunn btr "a f1pcttrter Teuermarns
trnnGS- efetIf6 a It ~. tarameIt I'D tag
ttp tn BEN StisGibaftSipfdle Der G~pmpa8nte, glr.4 S0utbhr
una dlt @rttn BON Ipplttattpnsu sur 8srt1erpEa ppm baffei
neraen u1s bbl5ernen [Grame) 5auIsrn g9erttatteu, ueue
(SebauDtH, gDaarenia8ern, @Gu@baltrn S-SerGttfbaftrn
1Ibbstn 70 nte aat allies fruftBe G~tgeatbum eeern biz n
ft9e n Yra N te Ms ntse8eaiumebmen.
Srb. 81. Wrpre, prGFtent.
Wtdt4tl -.... 500. Dutetdrt, sec
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an benz fGtfbarsn G9e6attOrs5luf unb Scr @iIenbdbn Scu
philadelphia nod Ntldn tc City, umeeben ron 1880 beuif6en
5dtmsn. 1T ais Gr%O stnot pon Der @eleBasOune in Rem- SER
La tncprpprtrt, Bat berette lber 200 6duisr, 1900 @tnpp6ner.
cine au!e tneett6tete SGule. etntge pptels, 8cuFaben, @dnieo
be. unb an6pre g~DertfGtteE unb bl19t %uter9aupt uneenG6nli@
fbneQ emppr, tnben Spn ben etngebeaoen @elpsrn Cna6 BEN
9lane lber 3met NhGipnsa) @traBen, @aufer, Siaeteitnbat.
men ge6aut un6 anbfre Derf6bnfrun8sn Gena9t tetben.
Or ean3e 9nnbfrtd BON so en9lfGsn 0uabratnetlen prb
BON mebrsren Bd4tn p%urGfof1en, bat ie9r 9ptes 4usllranfr,
euten BCben unD en ssfunbes RItntd. ga berfelbe tn Der
ytdbe pier b.bsatens sr sfdbts feet. (Y9tta6elPtta, MeS.yort,
Mtl. @itp, Cape Itds3 ub S4ifabrts- un6 gtienbapnpsr'
~btnbung BAT, 70 fSnned ate Statnrs hn6 &unhprObntTe tetr
let6t tu Dtartte eebraGt ntb 5anpeIim @rSBfn, iOpte Gabrt-
ten aaer Art bettteben nerten.
Gin 9auplab Scn 40 Sue Jrpnt anb $50 Tus Itefe nebf et-
mem 9rGmien9artsn BON %bOpPeitsr Strife p5er eihcnt Anttetle
an einenn gramienDauie feitet $lOUtn btsrst8 nondtit@sn 3a5-
luneen bon 50 50 une $500 betn Qnterfbrebeu FIR NOltfn.
Die 3wetts 8srtbetune br 8aupldSe inbet btefes Sabr nod
TAFT. Cine ppn Zen nod S%Orrdtbtsen 26 8arnen pom 20 Nder
9an6 unb s Nfer 2Dalb, nebt ttntn 0oufe i'm Q8ertbe ton
$4O9 un6 Der nnJaunaug oS esnbes iDfes $500, = so bera
@tni9reiben uno Der Ref In mpndtltG9n 8ablun9en BON $40
= .nnb Die out fr Jarn lie9ente prGmie.
Hater bteien Banfteen 8tDtn8uneen ldbet Bic @efeafdaft
aue Oeutl6en Elm, Wel6e i9 cine unabtGnBta' 6simdtb nntsr
eeutlGer gst Taltuns %9riaben w0aen, jur 8OlenSuns btefsr
berrl'6en Nniage Ibett 3u nebmen.
Vlane un1 napere Austuntt, fpwts Ntttsnf6etne fnb 5u bG~
pen pei =; = @mtbt I'M beHtf6sn &AHlpaufs, @agfraBe.
(Junt28-S) 'r
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John Hero
John Herzog, n
9forOoIt@Gfe bon 2erin8tOn uno ScwarbnEa1e
b. SSubrifaut l1itO SGn0ler I'm Sorhm1oreu

9alt 1tete cine 9roBe, 8utaforttrte Nuspabl psn Gi1enwaaren
9no tr5rtttrG ale Sorten BON S6l6fern fir GGuren unb WGs
eetn &C., ~S0erfteu8e FIR 9OlsGrbciter, 6aAs- unb &aGengeratt-
i3atten unb S9neipergerf3eu8e, @teder, @Aesren, S@raRs
Sen5teber.- @iferne 8ett1eIcn, @eldn6et, MafGtnen oaer
att, S9euenju9e, fewte tebe prte bon SGntc0e- unb 5dIp1>
als S@lSder fur &tr6en, Store, @emGlbe, Goults,
~ereth auf 8sttedung gut unb bGuerbaft esrna0t Suni3O =
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SIDrtbern Central Wifembabu,

oUen Stfe1 unD StaOte1 I'M Deltllden GbelI
p be5 Staate8 9tepsY orf unD Canada. W i.
In uno mad Uspnta8 ben e. SUIT perben bic 3use eeben
mite fdlet. pafastere fir gttagara 8alS, Buffalo, 9arrts-
burg Gdrltsle, @panbersbur8. 9anca fer, teCiafen be Sal.
~vertRroBsn Station UNI 8 n4r WtStsens uab A tpr 80 Mstnut.
9taG mtttees. H ,-sttf. 1850
.Durb na6 NiaSara unp 8uffalo in II Stunp.
@~adaetere fur pitt8bure, GbicnsD, Gtnctnna;t, 81. 2DutS
un ia snesrn asflt$sn Staotsn aaS g az serlaasn bic Cal
sur gprt. Garltsle, Caledonia, 8ebfprb unb Dputle GAY
SPRINGS, SG1rrts sSrs, Seambers6a rs, 9aneater &c. NIT ben
&ae 3use balten an ben resuldrsn 8ptISenaatfpaeu
~Saprprets mad @lStra 81
bD. gltaedra SAILS 10
~ p Buffalo 10
Das @epdd Usrb mad allen 9auptfatlpaea in gBsf unb
Nprtb ma: ttrt. s- -" Fl
o. @rcurFDns.9 tdets mad giaaara Hous unb ,urad Ala
Dur@ bic 8Dlenbuug bieier 5Gtn BITS gSi0ton spprt mirb
bic @ntfernun8 bes Q0eitens bebeutenb pertur,t unb MIR ser.
oenen Rputen.
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WeAanieals8 af= @Ompa8nte


BON Baltimore.
VporSs. elite Der NseHten unb DefptS.
/. s. 5. gutcptt, Ode Spn gauf unb IReBtferfr.
Q 8pbert GtlrnOre, SO. &c 0ancdRerfr.
5. 8ennett nnb sslbs, So. 271 @af SdlttrtVrstr'
5. S SsSrss n /. wVsers, 70 9tusnfr, unb eds Son erstsr UNI
Tapettefr. :; SO. 67 9tattfr., Dbsrhalb bs Gun SGtegS
6. MStr uns Da1sts. @de spn MOnunent unb @asfr,
Z. Siaac Darling, 276 %unb is Srleansfr.
8. SSam Is abbss' tsHS eSarlss, naSe sSmSarSfr,
8 80 NrnOlb. 90 NSrtb @asFr;
ii. q 81 5art, Slbwea @fe pUa CHARLES uS G%entrefr-
IL. q 81 5att, SO gOrtb @utapfr.
13. 8 80 &rnOlb, 113 g6ef 5a7etteftr.
IS. 6 6 sdwtnbsa, II 5tGfr.
is. 1m S Mans, Gde BON Gamtsn unb 9aeaRr.
u. 8runtltn Thomas 2SS %St9ettr,a
iSS. SSraasis Sirf, @abYea.@de Spn 8rar HIN pab gtnsRr,
20 5 6 Stetner, 8tbblear nate @tastirnNr.
Gdder>SrcD.
FDer Qatb ron q uusen au 5 Cts.
SousbodersBrco.
Der runbe &att BON g unisn gu Cts.
SsSs sssfss: -
Grtro feines 8rGO, RON ButupSfc 6amilp W1ebl
Srau,satasr C8reaa) eotb BON ls uussu gu 5 Cts.
ar.n S'S aeasss ~ ets. bas ousenb.
Sobfoe auaitdtsn fnb gu 5 SO. per Qaib tn rttn8enann
TEN DepptS su baben, unb mr en- 81 hemietbeH aretsSen Stun
: Ms e wesIde grsbs SDn Der Ms&an' eat- 2 ddsret gu au
fen ranf&en fnben TETS einsn srOssa UstratR tn ben beias
tSn Oeppts unb tGnnen orrt SlftauH9en abeeben fur bic Vie
ssruno besIeIben tn tbre gDUtnuhstn.
DGs usb.retiOmmsa Der S~o%BGeqts !aatst bsetns bag 81
ieSsr 2st bes Cages NIT frtf6eebadsnern 8rDbe gu StfUrssn
ane fses gsrsseSsns ssssat S asn, a;nSr b tSSl s,d sGtsS; men" #
9ieies 8rp6 pirb nesen fetneS 8uten @ef4mafs nnb fei
men dasert n%abrRGftsn @iesai4aftsn, Ssrttris@t brgG sa
a%6(orbtrsS sSs @.i'Rl ftfs,r S S,ibtEIs sita e snS s,rsog gT ISfr1
ntSt muir benz 8aferbrOb, ~fpnhern aud Dem 9ausbafeu-Srr
N%Oree3p8en- ~
lid ron ben Mersten unlertr Stdbt 8erIRnt tperbe tDerbe
i'm Qoufe Der 3Ft in aleemetnen 9rbrau6 ~brtn8tn.
Te lbneG i'd ~raebrenbe unb unSprbe r9etebeu cftarfe Naa
frdoe ntodte eS uuS in leBter Wr6e nnmt8t4. ale 8efeaun
egn ~ b~efrtebtesn. bod Fub ieBt Nnftalten %eerpfen, bas hint
fo 8rDb etnug tGr aae Mntraeen bieFger Stabt, bes Dtfrtt
Columbia (gBafbiustpn) unb IIeranbrta D%DrrSt9ts it,
(Sunt2,3mt)
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SAB r

Ca Sur beionoeren SenntntB1abrte.
Gtnwanberer unb Retienbe fpltea fer SUrF&tt8 fetn, eEe
Ife TIRE Btlette faufen unb fUlten bic elben nur BON fpl6 en-
aneefelten 8eanten taufss, tpelfe Spn tbrem @ebalte leben,
Mot abtr BON @taflern pber 8ptfdentrGeern ba Ne fDaf Der
9efaRr. a%us8eest fnb, befdntnbslt ;u wsrSen rnb tbr @elb
umfpnf %ausSeben.
Ourdfabrt8zB ilette
mao aaen SBeiIsn bes g9eteas fnb su BADEN BET
@D. =. Stlbebranbt,
neutrality-suspicious. Der 8aitimD uaS
F.. o.. SbtD-@t ienbabn. ...s
SanSO,4S Scr. 81, Tbame8ftr., Baltimore.
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SSeuer un0 wtcbtt9er Tabrplau
1seaasA Nad benz @eten unb Siben. ,aassse.
EEENsE4A4 Baltimore 8 unH SbtDs HEasIgsasSss
@az2as% Gtfenbabn. 49,
Nn unb mad benz IS. Wug. eehen be SueeH tpte fpIat:
Bon gambett = citation, Baltimore Nccpm sbottpns, Yua
SUnntagS auseenDmntsn, nm s utr 30 Niinuen 0prn,tttaaS
tG9lt6 nm 5 ubr 5 Ntnuten unb Der Nufaua,
.Gtetlen bes @eftens, Suo- @efens uub yfprb. WeftenS Der
UNI s ubr so Wttnuten TDrtntttdgS %absebente Bug lbernaG diet
TIT Ytebmpnt, BITE ubrieen eeben burG.
SUI WegeB a9tere.
-, MG9 aver 9 r S sa 1T a' sgiIat as sal TIM sn nno 5dI as9ms
StsSraont atb aBbee1tna ben oiH lbr absnS- 8gs a"-' gw 5 iIbr
, 81. Ibenps3u9 bait mir an BEN ppIj. unb gBaierftattpnen
unb an ben Stnttpnen erfer 8lafe aur @innabme BON 01atl-
jetten an. .
Der Trebertd< Recommendations 3ua
gldse tdslt& UNI 4 utr IS 30. Nadrt., nit a~usnabnte bs
Spnnta8s, unb erret6t 5rebertf nm 7,35 bes Nbenbs; verdict
BET Der 5IGebr 8rebertf UNI s rtr 40 Ntn. gprn,. u. lanai
in Baltimore UNI 10 ubr is Wtn. Mtitta8s an.
Der @DtcptfS s. ltll8z Recommendations qua
sett t6sttG, NIT &usnabme @Dnntass, wte fuGgt:
SerldBt Concentration UNI $40 Ntpr9. II. $50 gta6m,
Bon @atcptt'S WttaS UNI 7,40 Wpr9. u. 6,45 Nb, H
NaA Waibtngtpn
8eten BITE 3aee UNI 4 nbr 80 Y. u. 9 u. 80 Or. @prmtttass
iUpte um gu. 80 30 .unb 5ltbr 80 W. STADIUM. -
Yin SDnnta8en un AZ ubr Wtpreens. .....s. aIt
". 8Dn WaIbtngtpn
am 5,35 unb ~ rbr Born. unb $50, unb As Ia&u.
- Yin SpnntdSen muir gedrn. ut 3 Il. so Wtn.
Der 3wette un6 bterte 3ug BON Baltimore u. Der BUG BON
QSat9tnetpn iib @rpreB<3u9e ub balten muir an bet ~gDafbtue-
tDnsSuncttDn uno annapolis Junction.
Die amstten Gratns ppn Baltimore nnb QBafhtnetpn SER
f9 tn 9aUrel nit Ben Sanbs'S Sprine unb 8rpptaiue
Stages. J.
NO. gBeeen SiGsts. @usfunft, Sabtt u. {. ~. wenbe man
t@ an s &. @n8lanr &8ent an Der Stfet Office, Gam
sd nj. prescott 6 tth,
TrdnSpprtaiUnsmefer, Baltimore.
Mu816-S g. Wt. = ole, @eneral-Staeteur.
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ee6enSs nnO Teuer=0e electromagnetic nice

pn
John g. Proud q Sehne,
No. 63, SeconbltraEe. Baltimore.
gDtr Gbernebaen 8sriderun8en auf bic gatftbenpen ger.
tt9erun8@~@ pmpasaieen, net6e Das 8rBBte &apttal beNben,
Aetaa Verlt9erun98= G%pmp19nie, Garforb
1900 900.
PbSriy Serii4eruns @Oulpasnie, SarfOrb
$4,000.
Sprinefielb Seriiderun88. Comp, Sprinsfielb
... u S375,000.
Netna 2ebenss 8eriiGeruns8 Comp, Sarfcrb
100000.
Ser.sSt. 2ebens>8 eriiGer. Comp, NepsOcr
t 100000.
,gpHteS Herben aasse8rtt8t uab gerlufe prompt auSbee
dblt. .'. qRdilI
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~ g~rnieortste Breiie.
L. 5ga snI ai $50 Marden's

- YatentzY0age iDett tDObfetIer al8 jenal8
Dos 9ublitunt pirp b6Ftdf IN 8enntnt5 setst baB Id etne
btbeatenbe Grntebrieune bts pretfeS fir nhttne Daaren babe
sintrtten iuGen, 70 OaB iebe Ystfpn, tuelde beren betarf ,meinen
eabsn si&t %Serlaasm ntrb, pine etaeH stntauf stT1adt 81 b.
men, Tel6sr. ais Ben n~netnteen an 6ate abertrefenb, a%naeprte-
fen Ttr6, @enauerey .bauer9aftere anO stnfat}ere a%SatBen.
ais tb telber ltefere, bIrftn fHwerlt6 au fn6en fetn. &aMfsr
fms rrfu6t, fdbf 3n brdfen.} 11 Seffe Warben, -
Nfa14 S So. SO SGb Gbarle afr, Gee ron gaIbtrnf.
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'erilGeruugcn, SpeOittOM8z n. Observation-Disclosures.

TOhnftott'S UerHderungss 2~l4entmr,
SIR. 70, Secsnbfrase.
Comp. Der Bolep BON Girgiuien,
..I... NIT 1881, 900 Gapttai.
Secnrttr> G6euer>8 eriiderun98z@ Comp. b. N.zN.,
nit $226, 900 Capital.
81 furances@ Omp. @barlottenUiQe8a
nit 1886, GOO Gapttal.
euer8erlt4 rung8GOmp. t. N.=O..
nit $4,000 Capital.
Seuer'Ge b. 0.zO,.
nil, 1881 ,953 Gapttal. IT
0bndbur9< 8=@omp. bon 0irQinte7.
NIT $t47500 Gapital.
erli6erun8 @cr1p. BON 6drs
ri8burg, Penn.,
NIT $161, 972 Capital.
Ser Staaten~2e beu8z0 eriiberung8zgomp ton
YbilaDelpbia.
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Observation-Disclosures unb natere unb senauere Nustunft fnb
III BADEN In Der 1 tfet- Office, Calvert Station, Nprbph.Gte
BON Galbert unD SranfltntraBe, 8alttnpri. "
q Sult26sS 6. s. Mbrepn, Snpertntenbent !"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29

The CALAIS MURDERER the Calais
murderer, is now in Jail at Burlington. The
Editor of the Times has visited him, and gives
the following account of him:
His intellect is obviously of a very low or
der. and the chief exercise of it that we wit
messed, was in the exhibition of a sort OF secret
iyeness, and inferior cunning, in his replies to
harmless questions His answers were given
reluctantly, and generally were I don't know
as want to tell TO an enquiry as to his
age, he replied that he was eighteen. we
endured of him how the difficulty happened
After stupid pause, as usual, he replied that
he must have been out of his head 10 oul
enquiry, if he had had any quarrel with thos'
men, he answered, one of them
In reply to DR.. Thayer, he said he had ha'
spiritual communications during the summer
and also that he had received such communlca
tions since he had been here in Jail. To all ques
tions as to the purport of these communications
both during the summer, and since his incarce
ration, his answers were, don't know as
want to tell
We left the interview convinced That Tn
miserable young man is asvictim OF iamentaol
delusion. growing out of excitement upon TOT
les wholly prehensible to his own wea
mind, (and, for that matter, to any mlnd) an
calculated to pervert and destroy the feeble mo-
al sense that ne may have possessed. The ca'
is one, under the circumstances, of extraord
nary interest and Importance to the communlt
and ought to be SO thoroughly investigated I
to determine who, or what, is responsible Il
the dreadful crime, against God and socle
that has been committed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29

He has now three fumes in operation and sever
al men employed. The actual amount OF his
daily collections he does not divulge. for he IS
anxious to keep off interlopers. There Is every
reason to suppose that it does not average less
than four or five dollars day, for each man
employed. He himself admits that though his
best days here, thus far, are not equal to his
best in California, yet the average is higher.
He expects to find the brook more productive as
he works up towards its source, the heaviest
particles of course being carried the shorter dis
lance. The mountain from which the brook
flows, is of talcoss slate plentifully intermlxed
with quartz. Mr.. Clogston declares that, in
its general structure it has marked resem-
blance to the producing hills of Yuba.
They are also working upon the other side OF
the mountain in the town of Stowe, but with
what degree of success have not been able to
learn, 1t is said that gold has lately been
| found in Mad river, u stream which flows from
the South into the Winooski, a few miles he-
low Montpelier. Bald Mountain, which lies
near this stream, as a resemblance to Worcester
Mountain.
Gold has lately been found in Windsor Coun-
ty, in the town of Plymouth. lying some nifty
miles south of Montpelier, and promising
/" prospects nave uccl Hlii'te III Nui""o Po,.''>
in that quarter. do not hear, however, thai
any systematic digging has been done, Ihrc'
or four years ago, Il quartz vein in the adjoining
town of Brdgewater was worked tor gold, anc
with some degree of success, but not suihcien
to prevent a final abandonment of operations
The geological structure of that region is sim
liar to that of the localities in this countr.
where gold is obtained
Enough is now known to settle the fact tina
gold exists among the Green Mountains in con
siderable quantities. And to stimulate sys
tematic search for it.. But it yet remains to
fproved that mining operations, on an extensiv
scale would be warranted There are partl(
ular spots, doubtless, which will well repa
diligent working some, perhaps, which
known, would afford q small fortune but
will not yet do to consider Vermont anotht
California For its own sake, we trust tt
day will never come when it will be so r.
garded.
There is now no State in the Union, who
people are more generally in the enjoyment
, individual competence and all the social bles
8 ing and nothing would more tend to demora
ize, impoverish, and make unhappy, than d
. tempered Excitement of successful gold-hun
ing D. ~ D.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29
EIGHTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE VT.
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The Eighth Annual Exhibition of TIN Vermont state
Agricultural Society, will be held st Burlington,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the 18th,
18th, 10th, and 18th days of September next.
sufficiently large enclosure has been prepared for the
exhibition within which is a trotng course, cattle and
sheen pens and suitable arrangements for the
dation of all animals and articles exhibition and for
the convenience of those who may witness the exhibition
These accommodations the provisions made for animals
and the terms of exhibition so well known to those
who have attended the previous Fairs Of the Society," to
render detail of them unnecessary All needed partic
lars can be learned from an inspection of the sh owbs
which give the premium list, names of judges and reg
uatons in full and which will soon be posted In every
town in the State.
Exhb;tors must have whatever they intend exhibit
entered on the secretary's books or before Tuesday
the 18th Of September Persons residing without the
State NAV compete for the liberal list of premiums
offered for foreign horses and CATTLE for all those offered
for Sheep and for all on articles in the mechanics hail.
including agricultural implements, machines, manufac
lures &C. They may also make exhibitions in any class
where they do not enter fer a premium
We have the pleasure Of announcing to the members OF
Society and to the public that Hon. jacob Colamer has
accented an invitation to deliver the Address this
casion.
Arrangements have effected as usual with all the
Railroads in the sate and with the steamboat Companies
Lake Champan carry animals and articles to and
from the Fair free, and visitors for fare one way.
The past history Of the State Agricultural Society
sure guaranty that every exertion Will be made by thu
managers render the Exhibition creditabe to Vermont
In furtherence Of this end is sincerely hoped that
stock grower manufacturer and farmer will do all IL
their power to make the show in every respect wha
1t should be. The Of Vermant will compar
favoraby with those of any oher ststsa It's ze in til
Union and there is reason why that fact ould not
made manifest to all who may visit our Fair.
FREDERICK HOLBRoOK, President
CHAs. CUMMINGS, Secretary. 13iw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-29

A correspondent in the Bellows Falls Times
complains of the silence of the Freeman upon
Silver Grey Whigism. All we have to say is,
we guess the correspondent don't read the pa
pers.
FIRE IN BENNINGTON. fire broke out in the
Wadding Factory of Geo. Boardman, of Benning-
ton, on the 22d inst, and in less than an hour
the whole building was in ruins. But very
little of the machinery was saved. The fireman
were very soon upon the ground with their ma
chimes in working order, but owing to the dry
ness of the building, which was of wood, the
flames bafled their efforts to save the building.
We understand that most of the Cotton was re-
moved from the Factory
Mr. Boardman estimates his loss at ten thou
sand dollars, although it is now impossible to
make a correct estimate at this early period
His insurance is less than So 900.
FIRE-Another fire has occurred in Brattle
boro quite recently. The dwelling house, two
barns, sheds, outbulldings, &C., belonging tt
Mr.. Isaac Taft, about three miles from the VII
lage. were destroyed 1t is said to be the un
doubted work of an incendiary.
Essex AGAINST THE WoRLD.--A French lady
in that town, recently gave birth to child,
female, which weighed seventeen and hal
pounds.
DYSPEPSIA AND CoNsUMPTIoN.-Wh ich o
these diseases occasions the victim the most sui
fering The dyspeptc will say the former.
is, therefore, consoling fact, that Oxygenate'
bltters cure this most distressing complaint
The Republicans of Windham County hol
their Convention at Fayetteville on the lot
of August
A LYNX KILLED.-We learn from the ST. a
bans Messenger, that B. B. Fanton shot fu
grown lynx near his residence in East Sheldoi
few days ago, making the third one killed
f that county within the past few months.