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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-03

cutting through cotton into the neck Of O
hEman being" Now listen, and wonder az
the power OF this wonderful silent witness:
The murdered man had been found with his
throat cut through the neck band OF his
cotton shirt. The evidence was a. coDclu.
size as though voice from the clouds had
proclaimed IN tones of thunder Thou
art the man"
Few years ago. man under trial for
murder ln Western New York asserted that
blood.stains on an AK found in his posses.
sion were from dog which he had killed
The case was referred 10 Prof lIadley oi
Buffalo, who was purposely kept in ignO.
rance all the circumstances. submitting
the blood.stains 20 microscopic inspection.
he decided that they were from dog. thus
confirming the poor mans testimony.
You remember how you were startled. q
lew years since. 10y voice from the scieu.
tic world, claiming that the microscope
could detect the image Of the murderer on
the retina ofhi' victims rye thus referring
the matter 20 a witness that cannot be bril-.
ed-to judge that would not hesiiai 10
condemn the duke in the heart Of his duchy
OF the king in his purple
The microscope IL u peace.maker. set
tier Oi disputes. some hundred wears since.
u was asserted by learned sayan Of
France, IN contradiction 20 history and ira
dition. that the wfappings 0f the Egyptian
mummies we're ofcotton. From this spraug
curious aud volum.nous discussion. pro
and con. ia the midst of these philOso.
phlcsl discussions. some man conceived the
.dea OF appealing 10 the microscope. when
the question was forever settled. IL va.
hcn discovered that the iibrcs of the cot.
ton wcre composed Of transparent tube.
while those of the '!aX were jolu,ed Ike
cane. The hbors Of the mummy cloths was
shown 20 be io.n,ed a. iu the n4x or 'he
present day.
The microscope has pat az rest tho
doubts and controversies q distinguished
palacOntologisis concerning the aiiiuities
. tae gigantic megaihef.um by pointing 70
the tissue Of iis dental organs By the
same csr!ous and delicate method il has
forever decided the question which fog q
time agi'a'ed the scientific world Of the
sielce Of EeupeFrepii.es 10 the lower
sandstone Of the Newred system Ia War.
w.cksh.re. 10 the sane manner the micro.
scope has rectihed errors in the class fca.
p o. .aose 40 mails .ha. foamed The ea-th
before the creation of man.
other anecdotes and .n:erest.-- facts
concern ~ tie microscope ctos- - osr
mind. which os' limits compel = 20 pas. o.
.ilelce. With ;he meuiion Of one o,hc-
i-ei we sha.. c5lc,sle tn. laper
some sixteen y~afs since. comm iire Of
chemist. appointed 10y the GoYerumeu'.
reported tha, neither by chemica. ~ other
means was i possible 70 dc;ec, the r-ese-ce
c' cl.ckcry n coffee. To-day. any io.e-a.
be microscopes; caa coav.ct the c- zee
lealer @: frau9. By tie 4.d of tie micro.
-c 5pr tie al-.;er-;.or = - manifest = Is
q mixture u c0;a AID beans 30 the a4ked
eve
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-03
DidntS Suit.

Many years ago. there resided in q town
IN one Ofthe Western States. twelve iovial
old citizens. who met on the frst OF every
January, for social and c0nvivial inter-
eouse. Wine, wit. good willtowards them.
selves and 1.-The rest Of mankind reigned
around their ample board.
At one Of these reunions. q proposition
was offered and unanimously cSne1rred in,
that each member should state the charac-
ter and qualities Of his wife. without con-
cealmeni, be the same good or otherwise.
The disclosures commenced. aud each one
pictured in glowing terms the amiable be-
longings Of his better hall. One. however.
member -. remained silent and absorbed
apparently indeep reflection. He was urg-
ed TO respond 10 the common pledge, bn,
stlll remained obstinately reiicent. At last,
on being assured and reassured. that what
he disclosed would never be mentioned
outside Of the eprecincts Of the club. nc said.
"Gentlemen, you have given aatiering. even
angelic descriptions of your wives. and |
have no doubt each one OF you have told
the truth. Mrs. and myself have iiv
ed together harmonionsly for forty years
she - an exemplary wife. kind mother. .
good christian and charitable 20 the poor
her hand and heart Is ever open TO the
afflicted her neighbors. aud all who knov
her, say she possesses every lovely attribui.
that should adorn female character 4; bal
contound my eyes IL she suits me-"
Young men think Of the above before
| you take the fatal step.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-03
Don't Spare the Seed.

\ young farmer had his field nicely plow.
ed and narrowed, aud vas about TO put in
the seed. lie first measured the field. and
found hOw many rods there were in Il. lie
next measured rod. and calculated how
mary plants i would take 20 Gil It. He
calculated the seed in q half gill, in a pint,
3 quart, and IN bushA. The result was
that he was satisfied that people usually
SOW four times the seed necessary. A neck
vas just as good as bushel. .Now seed
vas very dear. aad II be could save three
fourths of his seed. il would be worth the
while
20. he sowed bis peck Of seed-"sowing
sparlngiy.' and al haryest-time the crop
vas not worth gathering lie was great
y disappointed. Where scGs the mistake
lie felt sure be had calculated aud meas.
ared right. He then went 70 old Mr.. TX.
perieuce. . farmer Of long standing and
great success. and told him bis troubles.
u am sure ] calculated right"
No yoo didn't calculate right
Why not =
Did you calculate for the poor seed that
could not germinate al any rate There is
q great deal OF such in every bushel We
SOW
Why. never ihOuht oftha;"
did you calculate for some that would
~ buried too deep, orget into holes and
not sprou;
certainly not
Did you ealculAis fasa great deal that
woG!d lie on the top Of the ground, and
which ihsbirds would pick up before the
rains fell when it could take root. =
i never thought OF that either
Did you calculate for what the wind
would blow of, or you would throw OF from
yoar lot :"
No sir"
Very we'll. You see how il is tha. yoa
did not obtain harvest He that soweth
sPalingly shall reap also sparingiy."
The right application 70 parents, teach
ers. ministers and all Christians Is obvious.
The seed Of life thrown upon the ten le-
Pers from the hand ofOurSaviour, took root
% only one heart"
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WHOLE NO. 81.
Petroleum.

Efforts have been made since the war
1916, 10 supply an oil for Illuminating and
lubricating purposes, distilled from the sof.
ter, or, as they were called fatty coals.-
The English camel Goals, the Nova Scotia
camel, the Breckenridge, and some othe
bitumnous Goals Of the western slope of
the Appalachian range, produced these
oils in considerable quantity. The olls-or
rather hydro-carbons-thn distilled. wero
less dense than ordinary or vegetables oils.
but exhaled peculiar and somewhat un-
pleasant odor. and burned with abundant
smoke, requiring peculiarly constructed
lamp TO consume the excess Of carbon
Considerable oil began 10 be produced In
1889, from some wells or pools, In Venango
Co., in this State, and which pools, We arc
informed, were known 10 exist for over a
century. After considerable experiment.
ing II was demonstrated that this oil. though
possessing less body than the coal oil, could
he satisfactorily used for Illuminating pur-
poses. In August, 1851, the first wells were
sunk. and the question OF obtaining an A.
bundant supply Of this oil was solved. and
not less than twenty millions OF gallons.
10000. .000.) found their way into market
the same year. Since the time OF It's dis.
coveLy. the trade in oil has been RAPIDLY
increasing. and in 1862. over six millions
Of gallons were exported from New York.
and over two and half millions OF gallons
from Philadelphia.
The consumption Of Petroleum is very
large, not only at home, but abroad. II
makes very good gas. and, we were assured
b: esillful mechanic, not long since. that
II could be made much cheaper than any
other kind ofgas, and was Of as good quail.
ty. EXPERIMENTS are now being made 10 use
Il as fuel for the purpose Of generating
steam. aud the indications are that il will
prove well adapted for this purpose
What revolutions il may produce. In the
coal trade, or what may be its influence
upon navigation, the future alone will tell
That il will prove to be a source OF wealth
70 our state. is no longer question. but q
fact. With our mines Of iron, our mex
haus,ible fields Of coal aud our immense
Petrolesm wells. We may make this com.
monwealih one Of the grandest and most
wealthy in the Union.
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selert gortrp.
THE SHOEMAKER.

Shoemaker "a, on his work -bcnoh sat,
with Ehoe about half done
lils figure was short, aud his hair was grav,
Aud his bright ewes twintled ~ r,ich way
/. That you would have thought he was. ncrel
ut plsy.
or hnying Li, of fun.
All labor, said &c.. appear. TO be
\ part - my honored trades
They may dig. or preach. or hcw, or teach
Whatever they DO, you will sec in each
something that's always within my reach,
ormy daily custom male.
The par'on i.ay smile. as down each aislc
H.. c.o4uenco .,ngTous rn.ls.
II" cai. onIy believe. when Als scrmsn is DER
Aud .'i"n". 'r"''ls DER Che rews one, more.
That hr ui.lv pcriDrius what l'sr done before
F"r J ava O. cuFeg uf ao.cs.
Tic .ioc'or drligh,s o. De- l.na .ir.iv write
! prescription iur pain ahi sniai'.
]" think TINT fnr nches hn oan s.vs nn case.
And also 10 think ef toe coming .ee.,
n s4r" Wy pf ,iUsa 0n with his astaet.
prnei -e the hecliug ari.
AZ ~. h.. "r o. higher iegree.s
90! ,rAo!astie .use commanding
Joy i're 2" in'n" in s"rnr -ri~f. -. hisi
Aud l'ii4fir wi-o head. will lprir drv
Ant vet ie rHnn"t do miro tAan Z.
." improve ule un,lersihAa.n..
The mef'h n'. o, ".sc, .ena. py.- the -c-s.
A.t o 'nssre ."n4. h.l g. Ass call;
i.t "if-t. .ai.F sally 9. f"n4 y. ..il..
ArI i.s argisi'. s.Ak uDisr u ltry gaies.
- ane, t.- misfortune a- sai lyt..at.,
""'aet. 2 BE- .,acs o.. ai..
A.. ..y ...,.'.. ....I ..t.- ce;s..l.
i"i r.. a..rr ti.a.- ..a 'tat.
.f- d.. '.'r w, ri. He. .a-y mas. a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-03
Effects ofImpatience.

Nothing more incapaciates \ man Cor
the lead than impaiience. No constitution
ally impatient man. who has indnlged this
tendency, ever gets TO the bottom Of thing.
or knows with any nicely the standing dis
position and circumstances Of the people
he Is thrown, or has thrown himself q
mongst. Certain salient points he IL pos
sessed ofbut not what reconciles and ac-
counts for them. Something in him--an
obtnsive ell, or train ofthonght,o or liking
and antipathies-will always come between
him aud an impartial Judgment. Neither
does he win confidence, Tor no checks tho
COY. uncertain advances which are the pre-
cursors Of II. We donbt II thoroughly
impatient man can read the heart OF Be 4
fair critic, or understand the rights Of any
knotiy question, or make himself master ol
any difficult situation. The power OF walt
ing, celebrating. hanging In suspense, 4
necessary for all these-the power Of stav
ing or Tor considerable periods OF tim,
merely personal leanings. 81
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-03

A IIrriE Ros not yet three years old, said
with much earnestness II wish could sec
God" His mother, quite charmed with
such evidence Of early plesy In her child
said "My dear, what wonld you say 70 God
II You could 500 himy Said be, II wonlt
ask him TO aHs,dle he rats -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-03

- HAVE been often puzzled 70 assign
cause why women should have the talent
OF ready utlerance In 30 mnch greater per-
lection than men. Hndebras says that tho
tongue tslike . Faco-horse, which rams ihe
iasteF the lesser weight Il carries.
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REMOVAL.
GEORGE STEIBER,
BOOT { SHOE MAKER
To~sUNTcwE, MD.
xtN

THEREBY iEforAss as citizens of Tow, "
III own AMI vicin' that he has feinov 81
has ilos,S aud Shoe esta .. ,,,rt rom he - g..
cert place Of business. g. the bniluiug All ~
ng the pSst Office and 49, y Of Mr.. Eeson C,of,-
or. Wherc he will in the i,tufr b. pleased , sec
all his fr.encs and customers.
keep constantly or haai var sl sssori-
ment Of Boots, saa..s, Gaiters. Ac., for either
Ladies, Geutlemer or Children.
ALLoF Nj OWN MANUFACTURES,
which will te found as durable. and eheaps
than can be procured in the city Of Baltimore
return my thanks for the-very liberal "a
tronage I have heretofore received, and VII.
endeaVor, by attention "a business, ani mcier
atc charges, b. merit continuance ofthc saIae
GEORGE sTEIBER.
April I'm.
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, 1866-12-08

even now be treating, with the Republican GoS-
eEnment ol Mexico: That GoTernroent vii o.
course most earnestly desire, md confidently e1-
pec1, an eA1ly and entire discrimination Of tor
ctCn hostile oceupatoD. i.n will. therefore,
state to the Emperos's Government that The Prts!-
dent sincerely hopes and expects that The cvacua.
don OF Mexico will be carried into eftee1
With snch conformity to the e@tsttne
agreement as the. tnoppottunc complications
which call toE thls despatch ahali allo.v.
Mr.. Campbell wi1I be advised Of that coHplica,
ton. Instructions will be Issued to the Vnl:gd
States military forces Of observation to aw?ls !.
every case special Instructions from the President
Of the United states- This will be done with !,
confident expectation that the telegraph or mail
will ecasonably being rs satisfactory resolution
from 'he Emperor IN reply 10 this note. You VII
aesure the French Government that the UE,ted
States, Ehile the{ teek a.,,aa the renes 1enre
earnestly than 10 preserve peace and friendship
self to doubt that wlnt has been determined In
FraIce most inausplciouply, re think. has been
decIted upon inadvertently without full senec.
ton upon the embarrassment It must pEodaSe
here aud without any design to retatn the ffcn:m
exneditionary forces in Mexico beyond the full
period OF eighteen monshe, originally Stipulated
for The complete evacuation
an, &C.,
John q. B1gelow. Paris.
WAsn1xG1ox, December The reply Of Min
lister Biselos 10 Mr. ScWngd's cable despatch. say
in answer to verbal Communication. the Mtnis.c
OF Foreign Affairs, u. Mousfies writes me to-dal
that France has not chanred her Position, but OF
military grounds has deemed it potter to eracunt
Mcx1co, and the troops will leave Mexico II
, 1866-12-08
The Condemned Fen;ans Res
piled Till the 18th of
March Next.
PARTICULARS OF THE DISAS.
TER TO THE STEAMSHIP
SUWAhEE.
FROM EUROPE.

Br Gn3'te-Ausirta 10 Concentrate Trnops
in tsntlncin-aln xtntslENn Expected nf tsth-
FnItnr-Thc fensan Excitement decreasing
-Ir0n-clals Ordered 10 trcfand-Frcnch
officers Take u Farewell Leave Of the
l'"pc-ItuMorcd llcs'euntfon OF the French
Foreign NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Count
1Ii+mnrik.
pEl:11S. December G-Evcn1ng.-It ts positively
declared that Austria wilt concentrate troops In
<,lIaCia m epitc OF III. fo:mcs denials Of her IN
TRITON 10 do 80.
LONDON December ti-Evcniag.-1t Is reported
here today tha+ tue Emperor MazImian has tel.
:.rsnhctl By tie cabl: that he will soon laad at
Gibraltar.
UrrLls, December G.-rigeon Hou.e Fort,
commanding the entrance to the hnrbor, is being
strongly Sarsssoncd and supplied with Ann
t:org guns.
LcsnoS, December G.-Thc excitement nb7ut
tic condition Of n:zira in ireland IL increasing.
No actual outbreak has set occurred, hut the
,ui,,tn1y and naval authorities arc making every
',rCEn!att0n 10 meet the emergency whenever II
| ar.i>ts.
| I'll. Admiralty today o,deted The despatch o.
,l.-Cc mure i1uu-e!ads 10 Ireland. The military
| authorities lave also directed the departure q
two additional regiments OF regulars to the sar..
Iunrter.
| 1oSpox, Dcccmbc. 7-Nocn.-Thc Ib0 has
=;1eac editorial. In .ics1 i: urges that strict In
"ury lc lna1c OF tic extent ct the Fenian organ
.z:,ien in England, aud il the dcpots OF arms ali
| property guarded.
T.EI+, December The French vessels Of wa
| are :irc.a,l1n:- Coca.
l:cwE, December S.-1hc French o!ticers tooh
farewell leave Of tue pope thi: morning.
BERLIN, December s-Soon.-Thc Crown Prime
Of Denmark v,sited the King Of Prussia Today.
pAu1s, December 7-Eveniuc.-1t If re?o.tct
:l,st ,-c ;a1qu1s dc Monster, French Minister 70
, 1866-12-08
FROM NEW YORK.
Wholesale Selzurc Of Illicit Dfstl11crtcs-
Nomination ot street Commissioner.

Wholesale Selzurc Of Illicit DistlI1crtes-
Nomination ot Street Commissioners.
NV YonK, December 7.J9dge Nelson;
Emitted Stale. ci!enl1 Court yesterday asli'eIea
brought against Robert r. Pas7otk Inventor Of the
hole patent for the manufacture Of cannon
The epecial agent from the Treasury Depart
nett heII Investigating frauds in the distilaaon.
Of MS; T eansed ~ i6a sQ Of
An adLit,onh1 number hnIe been seized to-day,
and in consequence m Intense excitement prevails
E d, MaE; las Been nominated Street counuis-
sloher-
The Equal Rights Association, which convened
psls az Il VT s'Ga 0 Rc:o 90
1uttons were adopted declaring. women
can hold seats, md vote IN he eoE.'
and recommending the election Of delegates ire.
delivete! By Miss Anlheny, Mrs, Murray, .nd ota;
Philadelphia, dee'ariug that negro eu'raes should
be postponed decade cf years. Hcnry =. blaeS-
veil Ieporled the result ot an interview Win
comforting The elective hanchee on the fair sex.
Senator sumner, be says+ las expressed his indit-
". {. Williams and Seth c. Klinck, Of this city,
and Jtanes P. Gog71n, Of baltimore. have been
arrested here on the charge OF deiraue!ng Gr1mtn
Kimberly No q Lsoua'd street oat o. ?ssGsa' tTs
the accused, assisted BY ElerT e. FolgeE and Per
cy IF. Tibhs, Of this CITY, and $. :. kllncs. o.
Cincinnati. have been ergaG' IN one Of tue MOS
extensive sw!nales ever onniticd in New ior,;
| 1t is asserted that several wholesale dry good:
| houses here have been lefeaded ont Of good;
amounting to one tundred thousaud dollars. ane
| in New York, Baltim ire and Cincinnati.
/ NEW IoEK, December e.-Abuut x:,Mo haT4
heen snbsc1tbed here for the sastreEs tfoa the ~
undAtion il France+ Accounts nom the inunda
/ itf1 diat.ict eav the destruction has been wide
, 1866-12-08
.On{nlot1A Of the Presss

From the Mansion ~ ISL S]al.J
has % aisass rendered. the sturdy bloxs ii hs-
always struck for Frtedom. for Just1cs, ana ios
Human Lights, lis untitinc l1bors fos tae union
du1in: thc political war since. deserves the. sub
stan1ial tokens OF popular approval It has receisGd
and well meEiiz coutiuusneo and exea ~ n
hardly equallcl III ability point, force, ana direct
ness Of reading mstes, an1 IN sms;sps1se ,,E Is
second to n9e a political mls nnxsoanef me5 f.
has no superior. Men of ii! parties, trades, aud
professions Eeed the Tn!rrSE; send for1t
CrcAGo Tr,nrsE The Chisa.o TRIBUNE and
sneeess g hand fp hand: This paper + powe.
Y Sorhwest.' nf ' II The TE,nrsE Is most always asat,
lhcurh ne dfher with It or gone po!nts Every
one In Kendall County knows what j. Is w,lsoat 4
any word Of comment ION us, and kuo" tuat Il
- :" from he Fl ra.o un.} youn,l.]
paner IN he Northwest fo. the Inst ten ycars ami
ihe ne1t ,car 1t + a'asost gous I" ouido atseit t.
Al .1a riyals arc becoming more fotc1o!e, !: Is
dSaerE e4 Eeoaas Is hs
o Position aad msiat.inine i II ine na1afa L. p
a Il sss.e far 6s n M
tFro.a the Carlyle tns,l Baonerl a.,
From the birth Of the Republican party TO tne
Interests. IN md to III influence is dut, IL srsa
measure. The hinge najor1nes rolled up, On % 10.
9Th November. for Logan and BIZ ticket; Ever.
loyal man in The Site .shonld be subscribe
'o' Prom the Carbondale tn New Era-l
| Cu,cAGo TH1urxE-1tis conceded By all tha
,he Tn1srsT is, in Illinois and the West, nc
eepted d. tic ie.dins aewspspe5;; and as sns M;
Of others. " have learned TO regard It as our p
| nucal textbook. Having been constant te,de
for years ne are prepared TO say TINT, 60 tr
our judgment pay g: 1hs5e Is no sapss;o,5, az
he Lite canvass has 1t been 4 grand au'
Hilary 70 the Republican columns: EvsE teasiss
and bold, It condemns the wrong and Npahlos th
| Heht- IN point of financial success, we may 81
tEa. lis owners are reekocta among the soil
| Iep ct Chicago; TINT the stuck Is wo.ih p.oblbl
four hundred ps. cent II At al pnEchasa9le;: g.
addition 10 It's being an open and fearless .fent
er Of Republican principles, It is ,st:hocta rts
: in every department Of news enterprise. ltis
| fsrf inst The paper that il needed by the profe
eioEM man, The ac1icultu.ist and the mechanic
EF1om the Monmouth (lEinots) Atlas:
The Chicago TE1BuxE, we seSard as being 6
the whole The best paper Published in this COT
) trv. and. Of course. the world. We adrise ever
beiy to subscribe for 1t and read it. 1t will naa
| hone and muscle for the mental and mora! 1t
[ nd t0f1 1f life.
, 1866-12-08
VOL. Xxx,

tribu,ion Of $10,lco was srcnltd from Colonel
McPhanter. Medical Director In the Army o! thc
Potomac, which is the balance Of the hosp1tal luna
from the tax On The sale Of newspapers IN tnat
army.
SURGEON GENERALS NEToHT.
The Surgeon Generals repnst WIS maze puui'c
to-day. II shows that from August, 1862. 10 July,
1sc6 there were supplied by ms department ~
matncd soldiers, 3D61 less, as9 arms. feet, and
IS hands, II afro shows that thu rate Of mor@a!i1s
yaa one IN every hny-two cases treated Of white
troops. and one In twenty-nlnc Of negro troops.
The peparm has now one hundred and eighty
acy.n post hospitals, with q ca2acity OF 10,ss1
beds.
ECNRAIT.
Last May the Government learned OF Join u.
Sura,t-s whereabouts through one Of his former
oepoc,ntcs IN this city, who will be on baud, II
wanted, when Surrnt1's TRIAL takes place. he
reports that Su.ratt frequently eafd the as:asstua
ton conspiracy was known beforehand In Alca-
muul.
MILITARY COMMITTEE.
The Military Committee do not expect very
serious tabors at ths session. except on the qucs
tione Of m increase Of officers pay and the equal
tza,:op Of solIicrs' bounty. Th!eGalization ques-
t!on has already been brought before the Eon7e,
Central Schcnck having introduced ii. bill Of
last session.
TIE ruB1lc DEE7-coHrARAIIyE sTA1EIfSI.
DEET nEAuSo COIN INTEREST,
Ie1s e sai u.s. 's issa,siisS s1* S sSa:i!S
F1ys.iwentice iSr -. s1,Gi,,5tloS 69a4l, l,oloo %
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