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Qept anu Car.

I'VE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
L w.,d the Occ,ls. and Au.:st. Nc. IL Randolph
s1--t tfee enst of C.1k tic igo III uoi*. Dr. T. L.
rea7 tyscza Of the old sehoo a1s1 has devoted hs
crS Eyil tght ud aad Eear'nk to the deaf and
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IL. n.snT of when we:e Of dsul: and ~ ehalac
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RUTLER s HUNT, 4s State st.,
IL havc1ow On Land The following sizes Of print:
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~ rcsnst:ar md Lstte: ard get.ral assortment CT
fsistc cts Stationery.
l.9G ktgs": :lsikess celebrated DSok snd News Ink
Al et Which will bc eod for ca.h at tic lowest po..tb1e
:Esta
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r. BUisLING,
.kIs ARCHITECT No. 40 1ra15ore r.,cct {oIro:.tx
Ifc1nvn itonst furnish !a:~. Specifies
Fnns for all kir3 q. 1uiidnss. II: condIeulY refers III
s1.ny Of the b-t hndlnstn ;hr1 :o-oo: luilc and p
rate4. evidences ri III! aaty. aud that ortle:s ci.usu
50 hiin VIII ot execute! in the o.t satisfactory uaaner.
fa3l1a..lY
, 1860-03-17

LUG 1ai''s's VI nsu'itoh ton'o>hasc recent
ty erected Il neat aud beautiful church cditicc ut
cost Of alout s1a 900. which il all mid ,rt,,
A., ,,;,, - ,,,,.. :, mn =. | ,s,:.1.
'1e eAeep.''h y, aoou' sl'o'o. IL was dea'cat
cd March l-...A Gcsnan Lutheran Church has
been organized in the Southern pa,t of Mil
waukec Wis hv ,1,e Rev vc..r. Wuo,h,n@o.
49, - ,l' 1'e'' -"'S..s -. "uei"aoses'
saa otTe'ssatn, 'he pastors oi tie TWO ctlcr
German Churches in connection with the Wis
cun.in Srn,l. Thirtr -fuur families a,,oadr Ia.
long 10 Tue consregat'on. III addition to these,
, 1860-03-17
EQFFMANN T. GELFCKE.

Consul Of the Grand Ducav Of Saxe Weimas the Dnches
RI Brunswick anu oha aud tue fssc city Of Franz.
fort aid by epeci of several state auihozrl to at
for fa.1ncr rtti1ers Of AUS rKlA. HADEH, BAVARIA.
HA ANt,yElk, u EaelA. NASSAU, pisUSslA, SAAONf,
wIETENnEKfs OI,itESKEHt@ &r. taa7 AH1v
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The rcyiea|s in our city churches cont;nue
.,;thor+ any soon,;rn ,,,,.,,,,. =. ;,,.z... ..1
"4'H'e' ""' e>eas ~" e''eus VI 1a'e'ea' 1oo
accession ol memoers. On Sundny last some
40 to 50 persnus, fruits Of tho reriral iu Rcr.
Mr.. revel'. i0uinn's Chanel, African chn,ch
-
On Inc corner OF JACKSON anu huuAo streets,
were baptized in the basin fronting on Michigan
Avenue. The revival il the aboye Church has
been in progress about sir weeks. What is
,r,o ,f cb;r,co mar he said of Tho r,+;,o vcr,b-
s.-... ;. -
west 1Ee Fe''s''uS harvest Is even more noan-
tifu1 than in 1857, especially among the slc,ho-
dist apd ra,,tist Churches, The Rislop of this
r;a.oso ~ por u.,-r ,vk:.ah,,.. ,..
u'oecse' w. "e'" Aae1s - ""'letoase' aaa
finished his sntlHg slsttatlons The number
confirmed is considerably larger than in any
nrc7ious >casun. Daily services durino lent
IL t,b;o,co arr ,nuch halter a,ta,d.d ther ox.,-
=,
oe'o' pa'"'s .ae r''e'ess o' an Union
prayer meeting III New lnrk, member Of the
First ptcsby tcrian Church Of Chicago spoke Of
~, s4,.a of ro1;,;,, 49, - lad -,.er,,.. 49,.
,n,,sr ,,;s o,.arra,;on :, ~. w. ch,;.,;ans @ -
oo"e' MS eose''at'on Ill 'ne nest. ea'asuans
were hopeful and encouraged. There we're
cheering eEldcnces of spiritual! life IN the church
with which he was connected, and in others
also. lc rcterrcd to the fact that the daily
PRAYER meeting bad been sustained i'll Chicago
ever since the great revival OF 1855. 1t oon,-
ncnced IN tue large Metropolitan Hall *l'h m
attendance "l 5,ooo. It was now held 10 .
Methodist church, aud the attendance had at
exception Of a fortnight when the location WI.
being changed. it had never bccu lotermitte1
aud they lad learned br sweet experience tha
God was Is 10 be blessed bv few as by many.
, 1860-03-17

We bur aud veil on Co:natss;on ether At Chicago, o.
hroush Agent., 1t Hew tork. STATE. City. County,
siway, t!onds and Stock. Uur connec Ions In New
surl prompt tnd judicols attention
q a,E n-ter srttu TED 10 orr CIsr.
, 1860-03-17

DUDD IS BALDWIN,
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Re:cr the Eaas Of ;ac colupcnwealtl. T.. Market
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No ~ An act in relation to fences.

II Is hereby enacted, &C.. 81
Sec The third section of an act entitled ''an act
relating to the building and repairing of fences,
approved December G, 1853 shall not apply to
any uncultivated ,unimproved or unoccupied land
which shall adjoin any land Of the owner which
are occupied forany purpose unless the selectmen
of the town where the improved land lies shall,
on being called on by the owner Of such uninl-
proved land, and ON reasonable notice by them to
the parties concerned, decide that the owner Of
such unimproved land ought not to be compelled
to build any part of the division fence thereon.
Sec All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed,
1siApproved November 26, 1860.
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Jason s. Hunts Estate.

I The subscribes, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of La
noble commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of Jason s. Hunt late of John
son in said district, deceased. represented insol
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and prove their respective claims before us Give
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appointment at the dwelling house of Widow
q. NJ. Hunt in johnson in said district on the
first Wednesday of january and the 18th Wednes-
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on each of said days. - t.se9 a...
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johnson Dec. 10th A. d. 1850. a.
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No 26--An act amending sections four and eight
Of an act authorizing the selectmen of the sew
eral towns to establish Fire Districts in certain
cases, Approved November IL, 1891. 4
II IS hereby enacted &c;
Sec The fourth section Of said act is go
amended as to read as follows:
The inhabitants Of every such fire district, who
are legal voters in town meetings, are hereby con
stituted body corporate, and they shall have
clerk, prudential committee consisting OF three
persons, a collector of taxes and treasurer who
shall be chosen and appointed in the same man
ner that the same officers are now appointed i'll
school districts and who shall hold their officers
for one year and until others are elected
See 2 Section eight of said act is amended SO
as to read as follows:
The prudential committee Of every such district
shall have power, in the name of such district to
make all needfu contracts, and expend the mon
les thereof in such manner, for the preservation OF
property in such district from damage oEdestruc-
ton by fire. as they shall deem necessary, and
draw orders on the treasury therefor; but they
shall not have power, in any case, to bind such
district for the payment of any greater sum OF
money than shall have been already voted or col
lected,
Approved November 26, 1860.
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No San act relating to the grand list.

II as here6y e'a0cted, &c:
Secl In the appraisal OF real estate by listers,
as provided in an act entitled IAN act relating to
the grand list" approved November a. 1855, the
listers shall have reference to the value of such
real estate on the first day of April of the year in
which such appraisal shall be made.
Seq In addition to the abstract of the APP
prasal certified by the listers the several towns,
required by section thirty of said act to be sent
to the house of representatives, it shall also be
the duty of the chairman of the convention of
listers of the several towns in each county for
equaizng the appraisal of real estate, in each
year of such appraisal, to send or cause to be de-
liyered to the clerk of the house of representa-
tiyes, on or before the second Thursday of Octo-
ber next after such appraisal, an abstract of such
appraisal in each town in such county, therein
distinguishing between farming lands and other
real estate, as proyived in section twenty of said
act, with the amount of the appraisal of each of
said two classes of real estate mentioned in said
section twenty, separately, with the number of
acres of each of said two classes, respectively in
the respective towns, together with the doings of
slNu COIlNC anu buOu dlIStdbluho III tnC up
praisal as such convention shall have made, all
duly certified by such chairman.
Sec 3 The laws of this state shall not be so
construed as to exempt from taxation any real
estate owned by the several towns, and used by
said towns as town farms for supporting their
poor.
&4 Section one of an act entitled IAN act in
relation the effect of altering listers valuation OF
real estate by averaging and equalizing commit
tees and form of OATH" approved November Is,
1856, is hereby repealed a4,..
Anproyed November 81 1860
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No 44-An act to prevent Prize Fighting.
II IS hereby enacted, &C..

II IS hereby enacted, sc.
Sec l Every person who shall, by previous APP
pointment or arrangement made within or with
out this state, meet another person and engage in
fight, shall be punished by imprisonment in the
state prison not more than ton years, or by fine
not exceeding five thousand dollars.
So Every person who shall be present at such
fight as an aid, second or surgeon, or who shall
advise encourage or promote such fight shall be
punished by imprisonment in the state prison not
more than five years, or by imprisonment in the
county Jail not more than one year and fine not
exceeding one thousand dollars
S3 Every person, an inhabitant or resident of
this state who shall, by previous appointment
or engagement made within this state, leave the
state and engage in fight with another person.
without the limits thereof shall be punished by
imprisonment in the state prison not more than
five years, or fine not exceeding five thousand
dollars. @ 7Fl shth
81 This act shall not in any manner affect the
provisions Of any statute heretofore enacted
against duelling,
So This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 20, 1860.
No 45-An act in amendment of Chapter ninety
one of the compiled statutes in relation to the
Preservation of Public Health. m
~ IS hereby enacted, &C.;
Sec Section one of chapter nnety-one ofthe
compiled statutes shall be so amended as to read
as follows:
If any person shall be infected with the small
pox, the selectmen of the town in which such
person shall be, shall Immediately provide
place as remote from inhabitants as shall be con-
venent, and remove thep person so infected to such
place, unless in the opinion of the attending ply
stefan the life of such person would be endangered
by the removal and in all cases by requiring i'm
mediate vaccination, and otherwise, to take the
most prudent means to prevent the spreading OF
the disease. aaal 6es @W3
| Sec 2 any person shall be infected with the
small pox near the line of an adjoining town SO
as to expose the inhabitants thereof. the select
men Of said adjoining town may, in their dis
erection, exercise all the authority and take all the
precautionary measures prescribed in the first sec.
ton Of this act. sted "a aash iifir
| So Section one of chapter ninety-one of the
compiled statutes is hereby repealed.
Approved November 81 1860. ia9n7f
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No 2S-An act relating to Street Commissioners
1t IS hereby enacted, &c.:
Sec ] All street commissioners hereafter elect
ed at the annual March meetings of their respect
Sec 2 All street commissioners shall settle their
accounts with the selectmen of their respective
towns between the first day of February and the
first day of March, in each year, OF at such other
time as the town by its vote in town meeting may
direct.
Sec 3 The term of Office of all street commits
sioners now elected, shall expire at the next an
nual March meeting. &
Sec Whenever any town shall elect street
commissioners, and vote to collect its highway
tax in money, as provided by law and shall vote
at its annual March meeting on due notification
in the warning of such meeting to erect and place
any lamp-posts or lamps in the highways or
streets or any portion thereof for the purpose of
lighting such highways or streets it shall be the
duty of such street commissioners, by and with
theadvice and approval of the selectmen to pro-
cure, erect and place such lamp-pos!s or lamps in
the highways streets for the purpose aforesaid,
and to pay the expense thereof from the proceeds
of the highway tax; and also to pay from the pro-
ceeds of said tax, all the necessary expenses for
the care and lighting of such lamps.
Sec 3 All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed, cre elisa IA
Approved November 81, 1860. it
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Sec 2 This act shall take effect from its pass
Approved November &c, 1860,

Approved November 70, looV' 4eT
f4t Atts
No 32-An act relating to the Grand List.
II is hereby enacted, &c.:
Sec / The state taxes voted in the year 1850,
shall be assessed upon the list composed of the
appraisal of real estate for the year 1860 together
with the list of the personal estate of the year
1860,
Sec 2 This act shall take effect from its pas.
sage.
Approved November %, 1860. ~
No 33--An act to amend an act entitled "an act
relating to the grand list, approved November
II, 1855.
II is hereby enacted, &c:
Sec The exception relating to the time and
place of meeting for the listers in the county of
Chttenden, and for the listers in the county of
Bennington, contained in section thirty Of an act
entitled an act relating to the grand list sp-
proved November IA, 1866 is hereby repealed.
Sec 2 The place of meeting for the listers in
the county of Chittenden and for he listers in
the county of Bennington, for the purposes and
at the times contemplated in said section thirty,
shall be the town hall in Burlington for the listers
in the county of Chittenden, and the town hall
in Arlington for the listers in the county Of Bsn-
nington
Approved November H. 1860,
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