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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-29
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Dte gcf nab England unb ben 2dnbern ~ienfeits bs
ScedaS pfa GnaIanb tvtrb BON Baltimore aus, bur6 bic NIT
ber Baltimore. Sbtp Balm rerbunbentn 9ampfer. 0tnte
rel6e 3rtf&en liverpool unb SaItirnO relrertebrt, bef6rSert
Hereen.
Die erie Yof Bar Dampfer "s . m merfet" pirt
n16tsn Dttttwom ben 4. MrrtI un 2 ubr Nabnhttta8S &C.
I6Ipfen.
Otetentaen, Uelde ttrt Brtefe unb Ynpiere NIT Der Bal
ttntUrer Danny t Iinte ienbea wDlen. miHenA6tunS eebeu
IS 70 auf b~enieIben 3u benerteH. SrIGe, BITE nt6t fpeiten
beaei&net fnb, persen rte btsber Std gter gort nnb Bottom
bic sur Stuute bs8 YOff6Iudts befSreert unb bisjsntgen,
ueI6e mad tteftr Stunbe %eintrefen, pcrben, ss let benu
BAG loeltel ancerwdrttg peraelbrteben th, nit Der 8alt-
mprer z anpferIinte ~Serfdntt.
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9aien aue oue pofen, bic fur ben Snben pber SpeIten BE.
btrmt tinb, mttbrln9en, SO m. 8. YurneII,
Npltmetffr.
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GMnHnptis.

Serr SarL 8er9er bon gSaibin9ton mar 10
Der sur s(nii6t 5l iiterl&idel, wel4e berielbe
iiir5li9 aus Deutidlauo crbolttn Bat. 0us cine
felt ,,@ermania a1f benz Wieere' l11b bas anOere
,@ernlania auf Der Sa6t am Otbein" bar. Seibe
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Bride iowobl bel Serru Berger i'll @aibin9tcn 10
wte bier bel Serrn @m. GGbarb, @opftraBe, 81
hnkHn.
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Gttffataattsw ettystutsSc ..

ei@ruiefts.- 81. @ars.
Die @eledIGaft, bic fi9 sebtl6et tatte, nnn bic
Qttbta Netneral GueIen ami S6la6tfeloe gu
erwerben unb Elm SommersSU CUR Se<
auentlt6fett Der 8eluGer Dteler btltcrtlGen
@eeeub 3lt erri6tert, bat perabldumt Gem
Gcntratt nad3utUmmen, in Sul9e belien Der
Gteentbiimer ben Contract pteperrief utb 70
1T jebt went9 9lusfi6t, baB bic Sadie pteien
Sommer gu Stanpe tommt, wenn ni6t
anbere WaBreaeln aetrofen merben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-29

Gin smaller sef6pffen. = Stem
9 Tort, &c. Mldr3. Dr.. SIlie, ein Der
purraaenber Mlaler in pie1er .GtaOt, wurpe
bnr@ 3ufall nit einem YiltOl SOn etnem
GreunOe, glamens QnDpie, nabe Dr. NcapemY
Of @tulit btelen MOrgen purd ben &Cpf 9e=
16OOen ,lnO ausenblidli3 9%etGOtet.
@tne BapterM IbIe tGetlwetIe
bur4 Geuer 3erf 6rt.-GarltSle,
81. WGr3.- Ote 8aptermiible Der 6erren
Wullen & SGbne nabe MtOunt 6uaY Spring
Durbe tbetlpetle am Mpntag giaGt burA
Geuer er(tGrt. Sas srUbe MtaI6ieuen 6aus
pmrpe sanlt9 aertSrt, tsDOa 1T Der Gerlult
pmr9 gerFGeruns ~rpQlfGnOts Sepedt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-29
N00rt9ten.
NeNcr Gtimt utrecht I'm
@iscCm1Im.

Mabt1On, %. MarS. = Das Ster=
@eriGt bon @iScOnfn entlAteO beute, caB
baS @eles BON 1849, wel6e6 pen Nesern in
ptelem Stautt bas StimmreGt sulpri6t, rcn>
lfttuttCnel 1T unp paB tn 8Ol9e beien Die Sc
ger gum Sttmmen bereGtist linp,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-29

81. b., tpirb Der Sam6nrs-S nu,pfer o@ermania" nat
europa abse9eu. Baiasc fir @uiiite ober 3wii4enoed
fam in Der Office bes ngGeder" gefGert iuerben.
Die Boft far Deuti&lonb nit 6ieleut 9anpfer l@ltsst
am 6reitas No9ntittag 81 nIr.
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DeutfcDeS NrteitS< MadbWetfumaS
Sureah,
SbamesitraBe Np. 55,

~TW11EV@TtEWbV wv OO1
7nnter GufRGt Der y DeutTAen @efeuI5ait".
Mue Dteienieen, rrtl&e btMtf9e 9anbperfer, Nrbetter pber
DieHfindbden 3u bef&aftteen ~wln(Gen, Iprte oae beutfAeu
NrFsttfn6enben molten N6 perlSnIih Dfer In f~rantirten 8rte.
fH an ben Meenten Der Gefelfdaft, 5rn. 5.G. eIItn 8.
3 ( Hu. 66 EtanesaraSe, wenben mtI&ef:unentseIbIt@
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StabtzG pmmi1drS Office.

BalttwtSre. 20. Wfdrt 1866.
Sn Gulee elmer &Yplttatisn ~trh bierutt RG&rt6t sese.
Ben, ts Der Staet'G smmtFdr une Surpeprr ait Dtenftag,
ben 8. April 1858, @prmittaSs 10 l1br, an Ort unb Steae
fein rerten, UNI BITE SItltnie bon &rpSar, BON SadfUn Str.
DIS gDrt g0arbenS 2tnte, feit.ufeaen.
Spb SMttf,
~(eofdnnp) Glerf SeS Static ontntndrS.
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17ete An1etaett.
SIC SMlm0feier ber a%9rtifnma
Der S. W dnner' I9en S6uIe

ftneet 6elte, Donnerfdg. ben 20. gRdrs IN Der Gurntale fat
nne 3nar IN 2IbtbeiIungeu, gaGmittaes BON 8 tlbr at un6
Mbenbt rnt 8 llbr. &Iterh unb @5nner Der S9uie latet
bietju treunoltG Elm. $. MGnuer,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-29
Stootz& pmmiGdra Office.

EaltimSre, 81. Mdrt 1856.
Sn SUIee elmer duplication rtrb hermit sta6ri6t ssse.
BEN, td5 Ter Sta6t.&rmmtHdr unb Surveyor am WtsRtas,
2 Iprtl, IL llEr 8crmittass an Srt unb STEELE fetn rerben
UNI bic Grabtruns bar 6bpptant StraSe, bon Sapette bis
0ampfeab Ctr, feRjufeaen
Ssh 9 SMITH,
'(htRpId) GIett hes Stabts G pmmiHdrS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-29
@r,pbhnIiabe s:rfaltunoru.

Seoernlanr 1T nit ben eetpS6rli6en @rfdlrun9en Bee
FAINT. Srteren unb 3ittern, Mattiefeit unb S9laff6eit,
bpler pals, Shmers i'm Sopf, Derito&fte GaieulE6er unb
mas nop ntepr, Serhrie6lihteit inb altgemeineS ltnbebaz
gen, pat nIft iur Set ermann einntal in @%rfa9rnns 9e=
prapt, 1onoer1 eS 1T bdS unglitd Der Wfebr5dbI g2ipeIen
1tb %bentielben pieberbolt unb 6dufs ~ausgeiest gu 1e6eu.
sStr el1pfeRlen ben @ebrau6 bon 81 ab a me 9orters
qellenpen Sufen=SaIfa NJ bel 3 etten, mel
Ct itetS belt. Gin unI9GOIibeS, 5uoerldiii9eS unb anSes
neprteS Wftttel. Sple Sei4rei6ung nit ieCer 6lai6e. -
Gtn6eln lInb BET alien Orn99iften gu 25 @ts. (mr326-S1
~gSteSerlass DOn Ssmmft<@rtife Ella,
nn6 Depot fir
Seine uno gepdblte litbDgrapb. 8unittperte,
~ttnfa9 unt tn 8erbe..
StetS an oans 1ae af 5efealtns Ga8sfsFtt8s:
S5e1ihtSs anc RfetiersGpiEgel,
GOfas unD 3~lrn1zEiide,
feline SerSolSete yiGbnen
unb aat &rtttel, Bic 3u etnert @tabltTement erfer GIdfe &c.
b6ren. Netne @tnrt9tuns 5ur Nnfertteane pbtser @e9nee
fdnbe iebt MID IN ben Stan6, metneu @5nnerH belert2r
9ere9nanssn tar Dbiss artiftl, iOpte far @Ias-Y.atttn
Jar Stores uns 9spbnbagier terben s~eltefert.
Eagine GentAlbs. Ga0trte tt NIT hem StUre ~perbunbeu.
ts1mntiD 500 81. 8aIttrtDrsat
Gin nenes @tal50aus.
Gin neues, srcBartiseS Ntal5sei9dft wirb III Surgeon
in unIerer Wtitte bon Der unternebn1enoer Strnta Der
@ebritber g u 9 erri9tet persen. Der fur baS neue
UialIbaus a~neetaufte 8las beinbet f9 an Der @de Der
TapHz un6 G%anallr. ulb 1T 127 GuB brett unb 209 s.
lang. Der Ban BEG erOBcn 7~zftSdiSen OtalSbauie8 1T
benz befaunten Wteifer @bw. Gto6inion i~i6ertra8en NOR
ben. Die @ebriber GtranS seSenteu ben Ban Bis gum
/. Gepteutber gu b~eenbigeu unb baS @ei4Gft u%H9eidumt
nit ben beften NaiGinerien in 8etrieb 5t ieBeu. Sci benz
au6erprbeutli6eN gufi&wunSe bes 8raugei@Gfts in unie-
rer Niitte lift bic @rri6tuns bes neuen Wtal59alie8 Der
@ebriber Straus BON gebeutuu9 nnb 1T bdS
Anterne9men t0sPl ~seeiSuet, bic Infaertiamfett 6eS
9nblitnms auf Fb 5u Ienten. I8Dtrj1iat, fr&Wpl
s- g. mani G. - 0ieieS i6neGieSelnbe BOf=
Dampii6iff pirb uG9ften Samitas BON g1epzgort mad
Sanburs erpebirt.
8afage fir @aiiite pber 3tpii6enbed fam III Der Grz
petition bes rWedsr" set&ert tperOen.
~ @acfete mad europa bon ieber @r6Be Sber
@emi6t nerben prompt ~befSrbert bur9 bic expedition bss
cBeder."
az 8e8ieruu9ssPGi e iper6en in tirsez
fer 6rift beiOrSt bur4 bic expedition beS ngSeder." Die
Sirserpapiere finO in iebeut Gale basu erforberli6.
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Wrafuna Der 36n[in1e
.WT"8 ." ONDF"DV
oe8 s. RnaDp'tGten cTnGFttut8 .

" "E""TR VG~SH oDbYStAN%V+
9ie S6luBfeier finbet beute, Opnneritag,
gta6mitta98 2 ubr I'M SrOntitr. 9beater itatt.
3ideta 5n rs Cts finO an her Safe su BADEN. t9p)
8err g. QS. S@mtiDt in SGeiU 9JOrf
bat ietnsn 9u4fOre bon grUObwag mad gls. "a 8arclab
G I r bPrlPot. ,Hn =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-29
baltimore @itp 8auperein.

Den G1itelietern bteleS Vereins ttens CUR gia6rt6t, bg
tt Der erten ~reAulGren 8erihnmlarg am Oonnerfa6. 20.
Wfdrj, i'm 9Utale he's Srn Sebu Siant, 9ip. AL %. Baltimore
Str bic erfe @tn5dblune r%atttnten ,pirb unb fob aae 9ers
ipnen, melde fG btefem 8eretne nod Gn5uiblieBeu min
iaen, freuueitGf erfabt, 5u erl6en n.
GGaS3prn, @rGf.
(mtspl &ua.Rp6, Ger.
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Neuer 8auperein

Bet @arttm $ a nj etUa&et
Die @errsn, SelGe Snt4etle tn benz f8 bfIben6en neuer
Sduetretn 9e3etGnet t6 n, iper6en Eiermit bena0ri9ttet
eSag berettS urer 200 NntbstIe eesetbnet fnb, uub tn6 bt
telbfn ertudt nddfen Samfdg Nbenb 8 Il6r I'm 9Ghie bea
unterJeiAneten gu erf@etuen nns sur Srad 1~tTattOn uu6 Gc
ratbung elmer @pn1ttutiun 3u I&reiten.
WGrttn $ ammerbG@er
(mi-1a) $40 % Repon Str.
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"a G1nS. Scrf'S
q gfeuer
9ut>, Gapper= tr0 Instrumentation,

@rCBer Berfauf BON altSlGnptl6en tnp Die
f9en S9ntttpdnren.
3u btGtt8en @retien!
Ser GtOre i%ttsrfiiGt bon Sauferu ! !
GGesaute epmuer=@aGico's 3u 1871, IS, 90 uub rs
Gents.
@@6ne 9elaines gu 1874 unb 25 Gents.
@atcr 8ebIei8ter @fasliu (parbtreit) gu Is, 20 nnS
25 Gents.
@ommsrtetberfofe gu 25, 31N uub 3719 Gents.
Gutter nn8eblei@ter @iaStia (qarbbreit) 20 unb Better
% Gents.
Gusge3ei6uete @aiTimirs ;G 40, so, 62% unb Is @ts.
Tran55fi9e @uifuIira gu $1.25, tOftete tir5tit nod 50.
@leSante i4parje Ste4a SPapl8 bon BET &uttion gum
6albeu PreHe.
g6enip cine retGe ausra9G bon alien Gorten meiSer
Daaren, lei ber srpBeu Iuftipa in 9aepsgort ~Derfloiiene
gBo9r %Setauft.
aGeS, mas i9 ipitni6e, lift Elm Seiuq, ba ib i~iberseugt
bin, BAT i'd Gue b~efriebiSen fam, bic mid be8infti8en
mplen. SpiepB SeItger,
@rpSer pppuldrer 9rb -@pOb Store,
SO. 2s GSeft S5altiunuretr0Re
0r;S6su Observation-Disclosures mn 9Snrfo+ Gn,ce
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@trraui Sum erfet Ylale
@MrOpGiG3e9 SflnOenEeben,
p0er
Eiu MPGbd,eu pom Wa[Iet.

Ca SIM 3wti6en.@tt wtrb awf ptslfab na'ssNpre3enen
gqunI6 0err Is. &letr fetne ore6e &rte aus "3amPa Opsr
bic Wtormprbraut" aut Grfu6en bS Seneftsantsn poftFasen
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26
CvANvAssERs WANTED. a. ,.oo per

EANtA~stsnS WANTED. a. s?on per
~ month. We want reliable agents (noac
oth'r,l male aud female IA take the exclusive
uY,ncy "a every county aud township ia the q.
=. - sell the Photograph Family Record. work
an album. but has . printed blank page oppo.
si'e each photograph. for oos,pisfc rec"rd at
the husband, wife and each chilli oi a family
alto eontaining marriage certificate. aud pages
for military history 81 any in.mber oi The fam .
ily. Nothing like !, ever publishcd, aud NO
work that agents can scll 80 readily. Oli can.
yasscr- aud others should send Tor circulars and
icfms. u Is necessary 10 have copies Of the
work 10 canvass with price by express t2.5O.
sj.s0 aud ss.on. ta styles y money may be- sent
by nail. Name the township wanted. Adsircs.
BARTLEsOS a CO.,
March Sl.--Jm. ~ chesnut st.. phila.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26
HENRY sHEw,
COUNTY SURVEYOR
CONvEYANCER,

Court House, Tuwsoniown. (up siairs.
FINliE undersigned respectfully informs the
L citiz.nsoi the County. that he hs- establish.
ell an ollico ia Towsontown, Baltimore county.
Cor the transaction "l ell hu-ine.s relating tu
landed property, aud that IL will De- greatly To
bu,ines- attended la. By - doing they will
sav" much time aud expense. and have Il ,lonc
proinptiy. accurately aud neatly, aud ni q less
expense than II can be done By other.
hccd-. Leases. Mortgages, Wills and all 9th.
cr in''rnmcnis of writing carefully prepared.
HENRY sHEw. County Surveyor.
IN my absence from Towsontown. all busi.
mes. LETT with JOHN NJ. WHEELER. Esa.. At
the Clerks office. will ~ promptly attended to
April :. IssS---ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26
PLOUGH CASTINGS
PLOUGH CASTINGS
~

TUE attention of Farmers aud Merchants Is
Il Invited 10 my full aud complete stock, snl-
hracing oil The various sixes Ut the Wiley,
woodecck, Smith, Atwood, Minor Horton,
Wisconsin, aud other kinds, all Of which will
be sold low by the single piece OF ton.
Also, good assortment Of pioughs, at less
than regular priccs. ~ No. it3 ~. Gay street
Baltimore. HENRY WILCOX.
T,, d--ff
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FOR SALE.
40 ACRES OF WOODLAND

CtTUATED In Baltimore county, on the
- county Road beginnlng "A miles from -,
naltimore, on the. phllaaalphia Road,
aud leading 10 Towsontown, adiolning -
the land of Dr. william II. Macs, smiles tom
Baltimore Fcv particulars apply 70 ss
WILLIAM II. BUCK.
Mey k.--auA. naaV the pyesnises.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26
NC DC UMM1 J
CLOTHING.

TINliE undersigned, thankful 70 his old cus-
Il toners, desires a continuation 20 their pa
tronagc. and would say. most respectfully % the
community generslly. that De keeps on hand
an assortment 81 CLOTHS. CAssiMERs and
NE>IINs'S, 10 suit the seasons. at his TAIL
0RTNG ESTABLISHNENT. No. So West
Fsvet'e Street. which he will ms.xo M 70 crdef
in the mos, approved style. Past experience
induces lac 10 cay thEt can give you as good
it, and "a much for thc money, ss any IN the
trade u Won will take the irouhls % compare
prices. ana sure you will give nie trial.
Persons furnishing their own goods q
have them trimmed IN good style.
L. u. TAYLOR,
M. ss Fayet;e ST.. bet. Calvert a North.
ne-half square East from Barnum's Hotel.
March st-Gu
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26
STATEMENT
OF THE
Expenses of BALTIC. Co.
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING May FIRST, 1866,

VNiiE County Commissioners shall mako out
L and publish annually, Ia az least two
newspaper published in their respective coun.
ties, II there be two. a nEfAiLrb. NiSrrr ASD
AccuRAtI sTAtIHgSr of the expense of their
said counties, specifying therein cnch larticu.
lar item Of expense, aud for what aud u whom
paid, aud shall also deliver n tho shoria Of
their rrcspcctiveeountics a. many copies pf such
statement as there are election districts af said
county, &c least ten days before each general
election, aud the sherif shall within six days
alter the receipt of such copies set up one of
theta at the piece "f holding elections ia cnch
district"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26
DRs. JARRETT e. PAYNE,

HAVING formed a co.paftnership Ia prac
III tiee Of Medicine respectfully oiitr thcir
rTof.ssisnal Services 20 the citizcns af TOW
SONT0wN and vicinity. Tho attention "i
both will be given when necessary. without
additional charge.
-0FFlCE HOURS
froin TO o'clock \. NJ. ~ g. 7. NJ. ami q
to r. VI. April :. isSg.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-05-26
Clerk to Treasurer.
watchman & Keeper of CT. Hous,

watchman & Keeper of CT. House.
Henry Konc. keeper. 40 %
Nehemiah Price, wetchmuu sos 10
Special Appropriations.
George W. DobhiE Tor bridge at RELAY
House. 5ee %
Thomas J.. Forsyth Tor bridge Littis
Gunpowder Fall., l.J6a 80
5. I. Butler for bridge PatapscS Falls. s,ssj 90
Jas. Gorrell for bridge jessoIss Ford. G.4oo 10
c. Hos kins for Filling IN bridge Litiie
GrnpowdeF Falls 335 %
Restoring Burnt Records.
o. c. wsraeid. commissioner s7s So
Binding Books in Clerks ONCE.
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Christian Gore f,r Mary Ensor, ~ 5,
for samuel Price, IS Of
William Parsons for John r. Parsons, ~ 80
Geo. a. Ford for :. aud A. Robinson. 20 o.
J. Maycs for Il. Parks aud n. wprrick. % OO
Aquila Fishpaw for sell, O0
James 4. standiford gor n. Eaton, ~ 81
T.. g. Quinlin Tor b. and NJ. Doyle. 80 0O
J. u. Holmes Tor @. &. Donovan and j..
NJ. Bosloy. 20 90
Jacob Beckley for c. O'Donnell. IL OO
J. philpot for N. Howard a :. G0rsnch. 80 %
/ 4. Frocland for l.. Rutledgc. Is O0
VIM. II. Davis. for II. Mccullough. 20 ~
ltaiah Iylc iog l.. West, 10 Oh
Pleasant Hunter for j. Garrett. 20 00
John Miller for self, 90
y. Price for J. ". smith, 10 90
Phoebe Griffith for David Davis, 2j 90
George Ellicott for o. Young. two yesrs, 40 10
| Jacob Wilson for self, IL 81
Joshua =. Cockey for Ann Althcr. 20 10
Jesse Fisher for self, I5 o.
A. frceland foy -is lsutlodgc. Is 90
Geo. W. Wade for {. Batcman, 20 10
William Parsons for J. r. Parsons. ~ So
james a. Stnndiford for r. Eaton, ~ 50
T.. u. Freoland for :. Harper. ~ 90
! william Mccullough for ramuol Price. % 90
Geo. A. Ford for Ann Robinson, 10 90
John B. Holiaes for Donovan Bo.ley. 20 90
John rhiipot tor Mary Howard, 10 90
George scott tor /. Lane. 10 90
I William sheaiy for William Perin.. - O0
!. NJ Bell for Thomas Tracey. ~ 90
John Miller Tor self. ca
NJ. slothowor Tor , C.oTsuch. - 90
so.olaoa IIillcn for Mary Brown. Ia %
Hefod Choate for Rachel Aler. IS 40
John PhilFol ior l.. Gorsueh, - 40
{ Jane ~. onion for ~. N. Allen. - M
los Jane Day, H. n0
David King for Mary Allen, 80 an
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SMITH BROS. & CO.,

a. IND 20 W. BiLTTMoRE STREET
Fob. et.-tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30

The Burlington Free Press closes its review
Of the doings Of the Legislature, as follows;
con the whole we think the results Of the
session are calculated TO streugi hen the grow
ing conviction Of thoughtful men that it would
be much for the advantage Of the State, if the
House could be reduced to a third of its pres
ent size, by doing away with the rotten bo-
rough system of a representative for every
town, little and big and the sessions of tho
Legislature be made biennial instead of an
nual."
Il is neither civil nor correct to call the
towns "rotten boroughs." The freest, purest
and best political communities in the whole
world are the towns Of Vermont. We hope
they will never lose the control Of the Leeis-
lature
The greatest blemish upon the Government
Of Vermont is this very representation by
towns which is SO acceptable to the Jounol.
direct violation Of the democratic pdnoi-
pie, since Glastonbury and st. George are
certainly the Government Of the (cU, it gives
us an unwieldly, incompetent, expensive leg
islature We might well learn a pro table
lesson from Massachusetts, and New York,
'''N ~ hA"NAhh WI &c IitfNhNh' AHH aitVi olNE
to population secure ADLER men, who would
conduct legislation more ptudently and eff
GENTLY for both the large and small commu-
mites that made up their districts, and with
our legislature reduced in members, by at
least third, we could then in decency afford
to pay them their expenses while at work.
No more imperative, more salutsry rtl,tm
could engage the attention Of the people Of
the State, upon EVERY ground Of both eff
cheney and economy IN legislation than this
suggested change in the representative sys-
TEN, and in the Sessions Of the Legislature.
-Ba tHgtou Daily Times.
The Times jumps wildly TO the conclu.
sions that its scheme would secure ADLER
men, more prudent legislation, and greater
economy. The smaller the representative
body the more corrupt and eztIaysgant it will
be For instance, New York compared with
Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30

WATERBURY,, Nov. 81, 1866
Prof N. w. Leevitt held his concert at
our place last evening to full house; and
the good attention. and hearty applause gave
ample evidence Of the way the music was APP
precisted The first solo sung by Miss Bailey
was well worth the price Of admission.
1t was the piece called 1.-The happiest time"
and she executed it so finely, giving such dis
tinct enunciation, and pronunciation, such
beautiful dynamic expression, and withal such
grace in aching, that many Of the audience
were in tears. Miss Bailey has rare compass
OF voice, powerful eontralto, yet perfectly
smooth, and indeed we never have heard Just
such voice as hers. 1t seems to be peculiar
to herself. One beauty of her style is the
feeling with which she enters into her subject
her gestures all in good taste and proper dig
nifty without afiectation. She bids fair to
become one of the finest singers in New
England. Mr. Leavitt's Forty years ago,
was sung by him with fine effect. Litlt
Eddie is "brick' He seems to be littk
"budget of fun" His "sixty.two" and carl
ca,ure of the Italian style of singing was per
fectly irresistible aud the house was sure tc
''come down" with roars of laughter whenev
er he appeared X.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30

The Educational Aid Society met agreeable
to previous notice and organized follows:
President. H. d. Stevens.
Pice President, e. f. Stevens.
Secretary, W q. Nye.
Treasurer, A. Foster
General agent, N. Davis, Jr.
This society is formed of several young
persons for The purpose of furnishing Maps,
Dictionaries, Globes, and other apparatus to
all schools in the State that may desire to
avail themselves Of its benefits, at much
cheaper rate than has been done by any other
party. The enterprise has the hearty APP
proval and influence Of Hon. j. S. Adams
Secretary of the Board of Education, and Of
other prominent educators in the State. Moth
ing will do more towards making our school,
what they should be, than the advantages o
these educational helps The society alsC
appointed a committee &c arrange for COURSE
OF lectures to be delivered in the Brick Church
the winter ensuing.
Circulars will be sent to all Town Supern
tendenis and it is hoped that the people Of thu
State will heartily cooperate with us in ac
complishing this good work. Newspapers o
the State please notice,
For further particulars address the Secre
tary or General Agent at North Montpelier
VI. w. g. NYE, Sec'y.
East Montpelier, Nov. IS, 1866.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-30

The argus says that for three years Edwin
c. Crossett Of Berlin has been out of health
and during that time has been under the care
of several physicians, none OF whom could de
termine he nature Of his malady. A few
days since, after severe physicing, u striped
snake Of the common variety came from him
which measured SO inches in length. This
is a large snake story, but the reptile may be
seen at the Office of DR.. Porter in Mortified,
WooL- Growers MEETING.-Hon. j. S.
Morri, u. S. Senator elect, recently address
ed a meeting OF the wool-growers of Vermont,
at the Island House, Bellows Falls. The
object on he part of the wool-growers was to
memorialize Congress on the subject of a
tariff for the better protection Of the wool
growing interest.
A temperance revival Of great magnitude
is in progress in the village Of Bellows Falls,
in which old and young are alike engaged.
Weekly meetings are held, personal efforts
use of rum, aud much interest is pit up.
The people Of Shoreham have deferred the
celebration of their Centennial until next
year. July A, when they will also erect Sol
diers' monument at an expense Of $500.
Rex DR.. Sunderland, Of Washington, d. c.,
will deliver the address.
sERENADE The Montpelier Brass Band,
which is now quite an institution, surensded
Mr.. j. w. Brock, Of the firm Of Lane, P!tkin
q Brock, Montpelier, Thursday evening last,
on the occasion Of his marriage.
Butter fell off in price at St. Adams on
Tuesday, and considerable sales were made
at 80 to 35 cents.
Stephen S, Keyes, of Hiehgate, prominent
as merchant and politician, died Nov. 10
in the SOth year of his age.
Emma, daughter of Mr.. Edwin Chase, lost
fnger by being caught in the machinery Of
the factory at West Montpelier.
A son of C. c. Bullock was seriously it,
jursd by Gravlin and Burke boys on SAtur.
day night. The boys are in Jail.
Charles Sidney and VIM. C. Dickerman Of
Lyndon, were buried by the cAving Of bank
of earth, but were dug GU, speedily sidne,
with both legs broken, and Dckerman with
his right leg broken twice above the knee.
1t is Prussia, not Russia, which offers tC
protect the Pope.